BUSINESS CHANCES.
ClOAIl cane, wall cane, coun.-rs, complote
cigar store outrlt, laundry rnck; call Mon
day. r,la Q at, South Omaha. Y 797 &
SNAP, In a business whcro you sell Ihe
amount of your capital stock every
month: good reasons for selling! smail
capital required; no fake; desirable busi
ness. Address li 00. line. Y Ml
Y SOI
FOR SALE, millinery stock, with tstab
llshcd trade; Rood location; invintory
about 1500; town about U population, near
Omaha. Address 13 45, liee. Y 7t7 23
FINEST confectionery and fruit store In
Folrbury. Neb., for ialo cheap. C. H.
Karges, Falrbury, Neb. Y 7 0 23
r
DOOD tea and coffeo route, cheap; south
western Iowa, For full particulars ad-
uiron t, oo, umana uee. l iu i-
COMFORTABLE Income nssured from In
vestment $100; we accept $10 Just for trial;
profits paid weekly by money order; high
est commercial references and (by perm a
Ion only) from customers; booklet fre.
W. W. O'Hara, Union Trust building,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Y 722 SB
Wall, STREET now offers Investors and
speculators nplcndld opportunities In pick
ing up low-prlccd stocks; our "Dally
Hints'' mailed at 4 p. tn., sets forth fully
. these chances to those Interested; write
for same; exceptional facilities for hmd
llng both small and largo lots In the stock.
Brain, cotton and coffee markets: sma'l
.traders will find It to their advantage to
communicate with us; read our market
letter on the various stocks; Ret lu.o
the market In time to take advantage of
Improving conditions; correspondence In
vited. W. R. Vermllye & Co., 62 Droadwiy,
New York City. Y-721 25
(NIQIIT SCHOOL, Neb. Bjs., Boyd theater.
Y-S06 23
FREE reliable Information regarding tin
wonderful California oil fields and lrw
you can double your money Inside of In
next ninety days In absolutely tafe In
vestments, Investigate this at once; high
est bank and commercial references fir
kilshcd. Address Dcnlson, Hnmmor.d &
Co. (bankers), Marquette bldg., Chlcaio,
FOR BALE, a ccrtlncato of the Omaha
Board of Trade; fine Investment. Ad
dross B SO, Bee office. Y CM 23
FOK SALE, an Interest in a corporation
which has paid over 100 per cent dividends
in the last five years; bueyr'H personal
attention to the business not necessary:
stato amount you have to Invest. Alt
communications confidential. Addre-s E
44, Bee. Y 077 25
SMALL amounts of monev earn good
weekly Incomes: no speculation or risky
venture: business legitimate nnd money
secured by property. For particulars ad
dress E. J. Arnold & Co., Uennlst build
ing, St. Louis, Mo. Y 728 25
FOR SALE, 200 tons corn nnd cano fodder,
In connection with 100 acres choice winter
pasture in Dawson county. Call or ad
dress C. A. Edwards. Gothenburg, Neb.
Y 013 27
NIGHT SCHOOL, Neb. Bus., Boyd theater.
Y-806 23
ton SALE, furniture of 14-room flat, com
pletely equipped; filled with first-class
roomers and boarders: gross Income per
month $180; rent. $50: fine location; steam
heated; lady obliged to go cast: a rare
bargain; seeing Is believing. J. II. John
ton. N. Y. Life. Y-M330
HARDWARE stock, $3,000; staple goods;
best location in city 23,000 population; an
nual sales, $15,000; must sell on account
of other business: fine oroDosltlon. J. II.
Johnson. N. Y. Life. Y-S89
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE'. TO EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO.
Choice apartment building, with every
modern convenience, within one block of
Garfield park, in the finest residence dis
trict: two' blocks from Lake street ele-
$22,600 at 6 per cent; pays well; nwher
wishes to movo west and will trado for
clear improvcu property in umana, jjhi-
might take a good farm; full particulars
zurnisnru on api'iiufluuu, miuui.u w...
real estate brokers, 101 Washington st.,
Chicago,
X6 EXCHANGE, a modern 8-room house,
with full Int. within 3 blocks of DOltofllcO.
South Omaha. This property Is up to
date In everv way., Will exchange for a
good- farm in western Iowa or eastern
Nebraska. Address Geo. L. Dare, South
omana, mod.
TO EXCHANGE
-CHOICE CHICAGO
INCOME PROPERTY,
tVn tinvn Knvprnl attractive nieces of Chi-
rnnn nrnnertv. ranclnc In price from
$10,000 to $200,000, to exchange for clear
Improved city property west of Chicago;
also several largo blocks paying good In
comes to exenange tor gooa western inrm
lands and cash; lull particulars furnished
on application. McGulre & Orr., rotl
estate brokers, 101 Washington st., Chi
cago.
WlLL exchange for unencumbered real
estate, 8 per cent dividend stock of sub
stantial company. Address Anthony Blum,
Box 40, Cambrldgcport, Mass.
Z M766.28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
R. C, PETERS & CO..
1702 Farnam St.
loeclul bargains In Omaha and farm prop
erty for this week.
No. 6M-Southeaat corner of 20th and Wirt
st., a beautiful home. 10 rooms, all mod
ern, with. barn, ground' 99x124; price, $0,000;
less than one-half the' cost.
Ho. 4582833 Dodge St., 6 rooms and bath,
almost new. walking distance, renting for
$21.50, and $2,000 will buy It.
No. 12134818 Capitol nve 8 rooms and
bath, good barn, south front and Dundeo
Is a beautiful place to live in; price, $2,500,
No. 40iT N,' 28th st.. new 6-room cottage,
' with large, rooms, bath, closet, wash
stand, gas and fixtures, one block from
24th st. car: price. $2,250.
)0th and Emmett St.. 6-room house, good
repair, barn and two lots, only one block
from car; price, $1,300; a snap.
(wo vacant lots on 30th st north of Bris
tol with paving tax all paid; only $400.
Special bargain In a 310-acro. improved
farm In Sarpy county. 6V4 miles from
Gretna; 180 acres In corn that will go from
60 to GO bu. per aore. balance In pasture
nnd hayland, nil fenced, with sidetrack
Hi mites from larm. I'rlce or thts farm
Is $35 per acra If sold this week. Sent.
1 price will bo $40. Call at office and boo
u sample or corn growing on this rarm
and you wilt buy It. Will show farm
any time. Como soon or It will be gono.
R. C. PETERS & CO..
Tel. 98. 1703 Farnam.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
1601 FARNAM ST., OMAHA.
HQIIHKH vnn an n
1014 Cass st. 9-room house, full lot. fur
. nace. gas. porcelain bath, stationery
, washstand and beat kind of closet; house
In good condition and neighborhood one
, of the beat In the city. Cash. $500: bal-
' Sst0 p?iw VsSraonU' per ccnt Ur
2018 Ohio st'.-Lot' 40x122 feet, 6-room cot
, take, very desirable; also barn tor two
i horses.
9603 ft Mary s ave.-S-room cottage, In
muuu "rv. v.'""1' warning an
tance of city. Price, $1,875.
DESIRABLE LOTH.
East front lot on 40 th St., near Howard:
. BlICKiai inAr, UIIU III lull. 4T1CC. Il,8UUt
Near 35th and Harney ats. Price, $t,630.
d st.. near California. 66-foot lot. $1,050.
Dodge St.. near Kth. 78x148. $3,500.
ACRE TRACTS.
10 acres. 4 miles city, sultablo for garden.
Ing. Price $600.
10 acres. 3 miles south of South Omaha,
, Price $1,000.
I teres, near South Omaha. Price $450.
f r RE-75JM
O ACRES 2 miles north of Florence, with
s-rnom house, good barn, three chicken
houses, hog house, etc.; several acres In
fruit; fenced and cross-fenced. This la a
pretty farm and just the place to make
money: ,vw. rtujumiu iuuu soiu tor
per acre.
THE BYRON REED CO.., 213 R ItTH ST.
Kc (VI a
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
FARM 8 AND RANCHES.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY 7
DO YOU WANT TO SELL?
If so call upon or telephone the 1
GEORGE P. BEM1S HEAL E8TATE CO.,
Telephone 583 304-ilOA Paxton Block.
HOUSES AND LOTS.,
There Is a fine house, well located, 600D
NEIGHBORHOOD, CLOSE IN, on a
PAVED STREET, with six rooms down
stairs, one very large unfinished room up
stairs, street paving and all special and
regular TAXES PAID, NO INCUM
BRANCE, modern except furnace and
bathtub, good barn. ONLY $2,400.
An elegant home, two blocks from car line,
largo lot 50x132, east front, eight rooms,
modern except furnace, beautiful lawn,
tine large shade trees, large barn, fruit,
all In good condition. $2,900.
A fine house, 9 rooms, strictly modern,
good barn, 3 lots, nice shade trees, paved
street, In the best part of the city. Only
$10,000.
For other nice homes call and examine our
long list.
RESIDENCE LOTS.
Wo have some very nlco lots near the
Country club that wo aro selling very
cheap, Insldo lots $200 each, corner lots
$230. Come In right away and get your
rholce. Also fine lots near car line trom
$75 to $200, $5 down nnd $3 per month.
Other lots, beautifully located, $300 each,
$10 down nnd $10 per month. For somo
of the best lots in tlio city from $1,000 to
$3,000. CALL AND SEE US.
FARMS AND RANCHES.
NEBRASKA.
Douglas county, 640 acres, $46 per acre.
Washington county, 115 acres, $60 per acre.
SaunderH county, COO acres, $36 per acre.
Hall county, 210 acres, $30 per acre.
Dawson county, 10) acres, $10 per acre.
Holt county. 320 acre, $10 per acre.
FOR OTHER COUNTIES WHITE U3.
Missouri, 540 acres, $20 per acre.
Montnnu, 530 acres, $11 per acre,
lnwa, 563 acres, $45 per acre.
Virginia, 90 acrefc, $23 per acre.
Kahsas, 20,000 acres, $3 per acre.
California, 10 acres lemons, $500 per acre.
WE CAN LOCATE YOU IN ANY STATE.
INVESTMENTS.
Two-story double frame block, 48x43 feet, 4
apartments, 26 rooms, lot 50x128, on car
line, rental Income $40 per month. ONLY
$2,000.
The above Is only a sample taken trom our
Investment list.
4V4 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON
GILT-EDGE REAL ESTATE
SECURITY.
ALSO WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
GEORGE P. BEMI8 REAL ESTATE CO.,
(Established In 18CS.)
Telephone 5So. Paxton Block.
RE-751 25
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.
320 acres fine farm. Sarpy county, will go
60 bushels corn to acre, for quick sale at
135 an acre.
Finely Improved property, central location,
near High school, rents $840 a year; price,
$6,500.
Six acres right on Center, macadamlied
street, tine place for chickens, fruits, etc.,
$825.
Great bargain, 10-room house, close in,
rental $40 per month; price only J3,5'0.
Fine garden land; 20 acres southwest of
city, splendid place, for $2,330.
Hicks, Real Estate, 323 Board of Trade.
RE-700
RANCH In Missouri, 5,008 acres, with
house, barn, good well nnd fruit; plenty
of timber and pasture. This can be bought
within the next few days, $2.50 an acre.
B. R. Ball, 526 N. Y. Lite. RE-755 23
DESIRABLE building lots In all parts of
the city. B. R. Ball, (26 N. Y. Life.
RE 755 23
WANTED, a buyer for 1C0 acre farm in
Holt county, one mile from Paddock:, not
cultivated, uan in n. aisi st., umana.
RE-78S 23
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON.
J. A. PAINTER, Salesman.
Have $2,000 cash for 6 to 8-r. mod. cottage,
reasonable distance.
Also $6,000 cash for good investment prop
erty. Money waiting for best offers. Have
anything to fit either case tell us.
RE 767 25
GARVIN BROS.. 1601 FARNAM ST.
Commercial Nat'l Bank Bldg.
$3,100 Rents $450 per annum, 2 houses, full
lot, 20th near Leavenworth, A bargain.
$3,300 Rents $372 per annum, 2 houses, full
lot, near Jam ana icavenworin.
$2,400 Rents $264 per annum, good seven
room hoube. with city water, bath, closet
gas, furnace; good barn, with water and
carriage wasn, on pavca street, near so in
tind Parker sts.
$1,500 Blx-room cottage, city water, barn,
nice lot, near 20th and Ohio sts.
$600 Choice vacant lot. water, gaa nnd
sewer on street, near 20th and Miami stB.
$550 Five-room house, city water, corner
lot, S5th and Hamilton ats.
$260 East front, vacant lot, on grade, on
car line, aotn St., near uristoi.
GARVIN BROS., 1601 FARNAM ST.
RE-770 23
FOR SALE, beautiful at re lots In Burn-
nam l'tace, laying nigh and sitcly, c.oso
to Benson motor line: nnlv 12E0 ner nrrn.
Also a line 6-room house, good wel', cistern,
taw.h iibi umvnn Alum fllivci vur
and one block from paved road; $750 for
nan-acre oi Krounu.
I have also three very fine houses fhnt mnf
u soiu ni any reasonaoio pneo on account
oi parties naving oougnt land in the
Silver Hill colony, Alabama, and want
to movo down there this fall; these will
be sold at great bargains.
Four line building .lots, south front, right
on graae, newer, oniy iu minutes' walking
distance trom postottlco; only $700 for nir
J, A. LUVUHIin, 1.1 I'AAiUN HIAJCK,
K 746 25
TWELVE of the finest nnd cheapest lots
in tne city in uiock id. wucox's first
addlWon. 1 block north of Vinton St
Lots facing 24th street, cast front, all
on arado ........IfW)
Lots facing 25th nlreet $500
ioo cash. Da lance on easy terms.
Also homes In any part of the city, cheap,
on easy terms. Call and see W. H. BUS-
HL.LL, 1.6 itamge uiag city, wis M49S.
OWNER old, must sell mortgaged York
farm; no trado Box 283, York, Neb.
HE
LOTS. 28tn and 29th Fairmont Place, on
favorable terms. Addrus F. H. Kappen.
133 West Water at.. Milwaukee. Wis.
RE
S-ROOM houses, modern except furnaoe;
rnnh riavmcnt down, hnliinra mnnthw
Prices $1,650 to $2,000. B. R. Bull. 526 N. Y
Life. RE-754 25
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire insurance, uemis, x-axton uik.
RE-741
RANCH and farm lands for sale by tho
union I'acinc railroad company, li. A.
MOAiiaster, land commissioner. Union Fa,
vlflc Headquurters, Omaha, Neb.
RE 745
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St
Mi IJ
FOR BALE.
IRRIGATED LAND.
Why rent when you can buy Irrigated land
for $25 per acre, with a perpetual water
right that guarantees you a crop every
year? Land wl'hln flv hours' ride of the
pesi niaraei in ine country.
These lands can only be bought of W. H.
vtrecn or u, n. uuca, ua n. x. Lire blag.
. AMVS Ail'
TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
rnt t mm n t k nnma nHlu w. .......
Georgia ave. and Woolworth, at right
unco. . a nrdi nome in a cnoic location,
You should see this.
Eight-room modern house. 35th nve., near
farnam, good as new, $8,760. Nice home
for any one.
We have several houses of E and rooms
that we can sell at tsoo tn ti.am ihnt r
very cheap. Some of these on small
Kiyments. See eur list.
OADWELL ft SPENCER, Eel New York
UlC. A CI. W, Itta T71 SO
THE OMAHA DAtLY BEEt SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1901.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
WHY pay such HIGH rent when you can
BUY property so cheap less than HALF
Its former cost on a few HUNDRED
cash and balance monthly. Sav what you
may, property Is still very low In Omaha.
You will not have as GOOD an oppor
tunity to Invest at on ADVANTAGE
again In years. Plant your footsteps In
the ADVANTAGEOUS today nnd let your
FAMILY enjoy tho beautiful tomorrow.
We offer the following REAL BAR
GAINS! 4 '
AVONDALE PAnK.
Lot 27. block 1 is tho EXACT CENTER of
tne city, within 120 feet or tnis lot we
have a BEAUTIFUL 6-room nil modern
house, south front, FINE lot. close to
HIGH SCHOOL, business and ST.
JOHN'S CHURCH: one block from NEW
Harney St. car line; for ONLY $2,800; $300
cash. We ALSO have a number of
VACANT lots. NOW Is your GOLDEN,
opportunity.
KOUNTZB PLACE.
1081 On Emmet St., near boulevard, SOUTH
rront, Mt, lot, 8 rooms, wen ouui; iiaiii,
GAS, hot and cold water, cemented cel
lar, GOOD bam, line lawn, shade trees,
shrubbery. AN IDEAL home. $3,600.
REASONABLE TERMS.
Look at those beautiful VACANT lots on
BINNEY, WIRT, SPENCER, LATHROP
and EMMET STS. Never BEFORE have
then" lots been offered as cheaply as
NOW. You can't EXPECT LOWER
PRICES.
REES PLACE.
1074-On 28th St., TWO blocks from Hans-
com farK car line. 7 rooms, tiengntiui
EA8T front lot. paved street, EXCEL
LENT neighborhood. Houso Is fill mod
ern, GAS, BATH, sewer, cemented cellar;
shade trees, lawn, llowcrs, etc. Only
$4,000; part cash, balance can be arranged
6063-On South 26th St.. within a stone's
cast of ALL BAINTS CHURCH; good 7
room house, cemented cellar; BATH
ROOM, OAS, HOT AND COLD WATER!
paved street; walking distance to HIGH
Kchool and business, and is offered .for
$3,000. If you want to get close In THIS
Is your opportunity.
Only n few BEMIS PARK lots left. If you
want ono net quicKiv Tor soon tne
HARVEST will be past and the SUMMER
ended and you till still bo living In a
RENTED house, with nothing but receipts
in return.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
MAIN FLOOR NEW YORK LIFE BLDG,
HE 693 23
HAMILTON LI8T OF MODERN HOUSES
JUST COMPLETED.
WEST FARNAM IMBTIIICT.
110 rooms, first story finished in oak, enst
ironi, comer lot, anuDie noor, goon rur
naco. high Brads nlumblnr. electric? wir
ing, 10-foot cellar, concrete floor, walks
nnd steps; located on the southwest cor
ner S5th and Dodge. In fact thla property
has all tho good qunlltlos nnd none of ths
poor; is lino giving It away, put 1
need money. .
Bacrlflco No. 2 Is a 7-room house, same as
above, without oak finish; price only $3 9,0.
Nos. 8 nnd 4 Seven rooms each, on Inside
101, ),aw. earns location.
One -7-room modem on Howard St., mw
piumDing ana furnace; good repair, iz.oio.
One 6-room, 414 So. 28th St., all modern;
built two years, $2,800. 1
Two 8-room, nil modern, close in, $3,760.
One 8-room, all modern, corner lot, good
barn, large trees, north part. $5,200.
One 6-rcom, city water In kitchen, corner
lot 45x116, paved St., $1,400.
Houses on 33th and Dodge 'will be open
Sunday afternoon. Call and see them.
R. P. Hamilton, 1713 Farnam St. Tel. ma.
KK 674 Co
MY BARGAIN LIST.
623 8. 26th ave., ftrat-class 10-r. all modern
nousc, in nne shape and easy walking dis
tance. A snan at 827.60.
1210 N. 24th, good 9-r. house with bath and
gas. newly nanered: onlv I2S.
S305 California. 10-r., good condition, $.7.
Will rent to two families.
8216 Corby, nice 7-r, house, reduced to $12
if tnken at once.
3037 S. isth ave.,, large 3-r. brick houses;
vnty ao. ,
2228 Ohio, very desirable 8-r.-house, .with
bath, gas, etc, Handy to car; only $25.
419 N. 14th, 6-r., city water, etc.. $16.
828 N. 24th, So. Omaha, 6-r bath, gas, e'.c;
u uurKuin ai 919.
For real estate bargains, low rate loans.
aounu lire insurance, aKiu
HENRY B. PAYNE. 601-1 N. Y. I.IFU.
HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N, Y. LIFE.
D 741 25
IF YOU nre looking for a real bargain
.w. tun iu bu uui nuu duo 431 ri, iCUill
St., one-hnlf block north of Lake, 7-room
cottage, 61 feet frontage, ample room for
another house, large shade trees, brick
walk. Owner a non-resident and is ask
ing $1,600.00. but wants offer. Will you
give $1,300,007
We aleo have 3010 Franklin St.,. a 6-room
cotiago ana tun lot; owner says, if sold
soon. $650.00 cash will take It.
The Byron Reed Co., 212 So,, ltth St.
KtS 703 25
FOR SALE, one two-story eight-room
nouse; onu xour-room nouse, close to
school and street car, good neighborhood;
rents for $21 per month. This property
can be bought this week for $1,600. It Is
a bargain. J. A. Lovgren, '424 ' Paxton
block. r RE 744 28
660 ACRES, Sarpy county .farm; fine stock
uinn; u. acres oouom, iuu corn, z-v up
land; living water; 3 sets buildings; great
bargain, $35 per acre. Hiram A. Sturges,
517 N Y. Life, Omaha, Neb. RE-762 25
A. P. TUKEY & BON.
Six acres, with barn, and outbuildings, on
Grand Ave., west of Central Park school.
Four acres In Pundt Place, with house and
oarn, very cneap. unis is a desirable
place for dairy purposes or chicken ranch.
A. P. TUKEY & SON, BOARD OF TRADE.
K 647 28
6-R. HOUSE, on paved St., city water, a
hnrcrtilti 1 4VA
5-r. cottage,' cof., east front, .good repair,
owner leaving city, $1,500.
5-r. cottage, 19th and Paul, good rep., $1,2:0.
R.w ........ . .' . 1. . . . . . .
-. .uiia(ci ufcii aim iitirieft, guy waicr.
, good repair, rents at $120. $800.
4-r. COttniro. ?Jlth nnri ItiirriBH. tACA
4-r. cottage, 32d and Franklin, $400. '
yi. junatc, urn, norm Ames Ave., 40J.
r. 1 cottage, 19th and Mason, city water, $850
wui, hi umu, win Biuuiy enow you any or
flips'. hmlNni
F. D. Wcad, 1624 Douglas. RE 6)4 16
I WILL personally conduct my land excur
sion 10 Oliver uui, Alabama; ltacs
Omaha 6:15 p. m., September 3, via the
Wabash, Mobile & Ohio railroads; there
has now been a number of parties from
Omaha and Immediate vicinity that have
bought land and are more than pleased
with the land, climate, water and soil;
good for stock and anything you. want to
plant, a first-class market for' everything
you raise to sell. For further particulars
call or write to J. A. Lovgren. 421 Paxton
block, Omuha, Neb. RE M717 2J
THE Sutnhen home. In KounUe Place, a
desirable 12-room, modern residence, 21st
and Emmet, hard wood finish, good barn,
largo yard, four lots: house unusually
well built and decorated, beautiful yard.
Price, only $12,000. Owner might con
sider part In trade. Byron Reed Co.. 211
8. 14th t RE M697 37
TUKEY WILL BUILD HOUSES.
For parties having from $300 to $500 cash
we will build houses In Clifton Mill or
Bomls park, costing about $1,000; The
balance to be paid in monthly payments
of from $13 to $15. Here is an opportunity
to get a new house, arranged to suit your-
A. P.'TUKEY & SON, BOARD OF TRADE.
ii-Hj m
BARGAINS.
$3,000 for new 6-room house on high ground
one block from Hanscom Park.
$2,700 for 8-room house, 3,u for 7-roDm
house on high ground, 3 blocks from
Hanscom Park.
Big bargain. $7,400 for large modern .resi
de nee, double lot. barn, on high ground,
half block from Hanscom Park.
Snap, $1,700, corner lot, on car line, near
Hanscom Park.
$4,500 will build two houses to rent for $76
monthly. Willis Todd, 634 N, Y. L. Bldg.
RE-677 25
2.600 FOR 9-room, all modern, house; best
bargain In Kountse Place: tine location:
$1,0 rash, balance long time. See me
quick If you want It J. H. Johnson. N.
Y. Life. RE-M631
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
SWEET 1IKADLEY.
'Tel. 1473. - 613 N. Y, U Bldg.
WE HAVE THE BEST BARGAINS.
WE SOLD FOUR OF THE PROPERTIES
ADVERTISED LAST WEEK.
WE can help YOU to a good bargain In 'a
home or vacant lot.
7-room houe,- porcelain bath, closet, gas,
water, sewer, barn, fenced, lot 60x130; nice
location In Orchard Hill. Should btlnjt
$2,500. For this week only $1,70).
6-room cottage, Vinton, near 23d, water,
gas. bricked cellar, picket fence, lot S3xll2,
PAVING ALL PAID. Price reduced from
$1,600 to $1,100. Rents for $12. A SNAP.
S-r. cottage nnd lot, 19th, near Leav., water,
gas. sewer, shade, PAVINO PAID IN
FULL, $1,650. This Is a genuine bargain.
On 17th, near Nicholas, 5-r. cottage, lot
23x140, paving all paid; only $1,150.
i
On Davenport and 25th, 7 rooms, water,
sewer, shade, lot 83x115; best bargain cn
Capitol Hill at $2,000.
7-room modern house, 1 block west of Hans-
bargain.
Parker, near 25th, 7 room house nnd gno-1
barn, strictly modern, lot 45x126; PAVING
PAID IN FULL. Only $2,500. A SNAP.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS.
Hanscom Place, 60x150, E. front, $860.
Manderson and 25th, 60x123, fine trees, fSTO.
62x126 near 24th and Ames, $260.
Parker and 28th, 42x120, E. front, $650.
33x140,- JOth, near Grace, paving paid, $760.
60x130, Orchard Hill, $175.
ALWAY8 SEE US BEFORE CLOSING A
DEAL.
SWEET & JIEADLEY.
Tel. 1472. 613 N. Y. L. Bldgi
RE-748 25
LOT 9. block 14. Bedford Place, on North
30th St,, nt end of car line, water, sewer
nnd street paved. $250; eosy terms..
Lots 21 and 22. block 1, Orchard Hill. $190 for
both lots: sold during boom days for $1,600.
If you want to triple your money see us
about these.
THE BYRON REED CO.. 212 S. 14TH ST.
RE-r705 35
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON. 91?
N. Y. Life, buy and sell. Inquiries Invlttd.
RE 783 A30
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property and farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co., Room 652 Bee Building.
RE-744
H. C. PETERS & CO.
On our bargain counter with a 1900 tag
on It.
A .line, well-Improved 160-n. farm In Doug-
las county at $45 per ncrn.
A house and H lot at 26th and Corby sts.,
$8o0; $150 cash, balanco monthly payments.
A fine residence, modern. 9 rooms, on 31st
st., near Hanscom park. $4,500.
$300O1 '0t 81 17th and Mandcrson ats at
A six-room house at 16th and M sts., South
Omaha, $1,600: $200 cash, balance monthly
payments; modern, except furnace.
R. C. PETERS & CO..
1702 Farnam 8t.
RE-772 23
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. L. LIFE.
RE-742
FOR stock ranches, hay lands and Irrigated
farms In Lincoln county, Nebraska, write
to Buchanan ft Patterson, real estate
agents, North Platto, Neb. RE-394 26
HAVE you been to look nt 2821 Davenport
St? This Is a 6-room, story and a hilt
house, with .city water, sewer, gas, ba:h.
closet, hot water boiler. In fact It Is
modern throughout except furnace: well
J'.Ii'.'i. a.ntUulU fhe P'aco " 1 home. Lot
60x135 feet. Price. $2,600. Terms to suit.
The Byron Reed Co., 212 So. 14th Bt.
. RE 703
-IT
SIDEWALKS.
SIDEWALKS, vitrified brick. Drop me a
lino. Geo. R. Crandall. 6707 N. 20th Bt.
-591 26
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-767
TYPEWRITERS.
WANTED to buy, 60 secondhand typewrit
ers. Nebraska Cycle Co.. Cor. 15th and
Harney. M-681 31
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bldg Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladlea' dept.:
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr. 748
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367
-749
A. T. HUNT, D. o;, 305 Karbach Blk. Tel.2552
-750
MRS, JOHN R. MUSICK. D, O., osteo
pathlc physician. Douglas block. -593
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N, Y. Life.
IDS
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
See Bldg. 733
NEB. Business ft Shorthand College, Boyd's
J.UCUI.V,. IIW
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 ft Doug.
761
N1UHT SCHOOL, Neb. Bus., Boyd theater.
aw a
FISHING AND PLEASURE RESORT.
IF YOU want good bass and croppy flshln?
go to Langdun, Mo. Very best of hotel
accommodations. Plenty of boats and
minnows. Wrlto R. A. Dlttmar for rates.
-761
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
CAPT. P. MOSTYN, 517 Karbach Block,
Omaha, Neb. Reliable operations; busi
ness confidential. &7b Sis
BOILER MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tanks,
stacks, etq. Tel. U59. 12th and lxard Sts.
743
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent.
Address Lock Box, 760, Des Moines, la.
-746
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office,- reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-J64
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia, Vaughn, .430 Ramge
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lake Sts. 370
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry: shirts, 7c; collars.
2c; suffs, 4c 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. (47.
-751
MEDICAL.
HADIEBI Chichester's English Pennvraval
Pills are the best. .Safe, reliable. Take
no 'other. Send 4c stamps for particulars.
"Relief tot Ladles," In Ifitter by return
mall. Ask your druggist Chicheattr
unemicai .o., rnuaaeipnia, ra.
CANCER cured at homaty Internal treat'
ment; no unite, piaster or pain; book and
testimonials mailed free. Cancer-Institute,
a-4 VI. uu b, -,
ON
ACCOUNT
of restocking our repository
with FALL AND WINTER
Carriages, Depot Wagons,
Rockaways and Broughams,
we will commence Monday noxt,
to otter every Opch Carriage In
tho hous at a price to close
out This will Include
Surrtyi, tepn,"top)
Traiit. Qolf,
Ouiinc and Boultvard
Wacom '
and quite a number ot
other styles ot well built and
up-to-data vehicles which It
will pay you to examine at tho
prlco offered.
RIGHT NOW Is tho best tlmo
of year to drive, and now is
YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Wo also
offer some big bargains In second-hand
Concords, Phaetons,
Traps and Family Carriages 6
passenger carriages, etc.
Drummond
Carriage
Company
18th and Harney Streets.
LOST.
LOST, Thursday morning, between 18th and
Jackson and the postolllce, or between the
postottlco and 12th and Howard sts., la
dles' small, open-face gold watch, Finder
please return to D. J, O'Brien Co. and re
ceive reward. Lost M663 26
LOST. Fox terrier with tan head nnd spots,
name and address on collar. Return to
Dr. Dean, 611 Park Ave., for reward.
Lost-672
LOST, Canary bird. Return to 642 So. 6th
Ave. and receive reward. Lost 670 15
LOST, bunch of keys, Saturday afternoon
In br near postoffice; liberal reward. Ad
dress E 66. Bee office. Lost 66 25
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., replated. Omaha
Plating Co., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2635. M83T
litters Vsnge i Pitt. THswrt. Minutes.
BOSTON to LIVERPOOL VW 0UEENIT0WN
Commonwealth, Twin Screw, 12,000 ions, Aug. 28
PORTLAND' TO LIVERPOOL.
yineouvtr ...Sept. 6 Cimbromin ....Sept 21
uominion aep t. i Atncouver Oct, I
IfofolttrlibmrtlM.saerMB I
Cesity'sOltlWPsrtKsSt.Clcai.lll. I
Ha! Hal Ha!
It didn't hurt a bltl Dr. Bailey
Fulled my tooth without pain,
II never go anywhere else to
have a tooth out. A prominent
man.
Extraction, painless, 60c.
Bailey the Dentist
Third Floor Faxtoa Blook.
'PHONE 1065.
IAILWAY TIME CARD.
WEBSTER DEPOT 16TII WEBSTER.
Fremont, Elkhora Missouri Valley
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs ...a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
AVyomlng, Casper and
, Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hnstlngs, York, David
City, Superior. Geneva.
Exttet and Seward. ...b 3 00 pm b 6:00 pm
Norfolk. Lincoln and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Fremont Local a 7:20 am
Missouri Paclfle.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:25 am
Clilcoiro, St. Paul, S.liineapoUs
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger.... a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger.. .a 2:45 pm all'.io um
Emerson Local b 6:30 pm b 8:30 am
u UU11J-. u unity oxcepi aunaay. c Bun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dally
except Monduy.
UNION BTATION-10TH AND MARCY.
Union I'aclSo.
Leave. Arrive.
Overland Limited a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Fast Mall a 8:50 am a 3:25 pm
Mall and Express all;35 pm a 4:25 pm
Colorado Special all:35 cm a 6:50 am
Llncoln-Stromsberg Ex.b 4:06 pm bl2:30 pm
raciuu x -tiiuniic u,x...a pm a o:ou am
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:33 um
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:00 am a 6:10 pm
i;iucuKu, jviiuneaiiuiiB ec
St. Paul Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:05 am
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Express b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
Fort Dodge Local, from
Cpuncll Blurts a 6:00 am
Wabasb.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball" '
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:23 am
Chicago, MllwaHkee &. St. Pnnl.
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a, 8:06 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex..,b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm
Sloax City fc Paclflc.
Twin City Express...,,, a 6:55 am a!0;25 pm
1 win uuy Liimueu a t:m pm a s:i5 am
Sioux City Local a 8;00 am a 3;',0 pm
Chicago, Rook Island ' Pnclnc.
EAST.
Chicago Daylight Spe'l. 6:00 am 2:(0 am
ues juoines una Jjaven-
port Locttl (....a 7:25 am a 0:35. pm
I Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm bll;50 um
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Chicago Fast Express.. a 5:00 pm n 1::5 pin
Des Moines, Rock Island
and Chicago a 7:40 pm a 3;10 nm
WEST,
Rocky Mountain L'fd..a' 2:00 am a 6:65 am
Lincoln, Colo. Springs.
Denver, Pueblo and
West ..... .... a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma and
Texas Flyei ,,a 6:20 pm a 9:60 am
a Dally, b. Dally except Sunday,
Ulilcnbro A Northwestern!
Chicago Special a 7:00 nm all :21pm
Chicago Passenger .,....n 4:15 pm a 8)4) am
Eastern Express al0.53 nm a 4:0.1 pm
i.nsicrn opecim n i.vo pm a (TO pm
Fast Mall a 8:45 nm
Omslia-Chtcago L't'd .'.a 7:45 pm a 8:0j am
rast man 1. a b:j am
Cedar Ruplds Passenger a 5:30 pm
Missouri Paclno.
Bt. Louts Expicss nlO:00 am a 6: 6 pm
lv. u. fi Ht. L. &xprcss..niu;ou pm n ous nm
Omnlin ft St. Lonls.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"a 6:13 pm n 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
L.OCUI ..a i.s am n u.w iiu
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
BURLINGTON STATIONIOTII A MASON
Kansas City. St. Joseph Ot Connctl
muffs.
..... A ..I ...
l,nir, viiii.c.
Knnsna City Day Ex...n 9:20 am a 6:05 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..aiO:30 pm 11 6:15 nm
St. Louis Flyer ...a 5:10 pm nll:16 am
Chicago, IlnrllnBtoit a: Qulncy-
Chicago Spielnt ,.n 7:00 am nl0:20 pm
Chicago Vestibulcd Ex.. a 4:00 pm a 7:4 am
Chicago Local a am a inn pm
Chicago Limited..,. u 7:60 pm a 7:45 um
Fast Mali a 2:15 pm
Hiirllngton & Mlaaonrl Hirer.
Nebraska Express a 8:10 am n 7:35 pm
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln n 8:40 am bll:5j am
Denver Limited a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
Black Hills and Pugct
Bound. Denver Con-
nectlon a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast MnlU. b 3:00 pm a 9:17 am
Fort Crook and Flatts- .....
mouth b 3:20 pm bll:03 nm
Bcllevue & Pacific Jet.. a 7:40 pm a 8:20 nm
Bcllevuo U Pacini! Jet. .a 3:10 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
' '
LV.OAC NOTICE.
NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S SALE.
pursuant to the order of tho district
court of Douglas county, Nebraska, notice
Is hereby' given that as receiver of tho
Nebraska Fire Insurance Company I will,
on the 10th day of September, A. D 1901,
at 10 a. m., nt the office of tho receiver, In
the Brown block, 16th and Douglas streets,
In the city ot Omaha, In Douglas county,
aforesaid, offer for sale and sell at nubile
miction, for cash, to the highest bidder or
bidders therefor, all and singular the prop
erty nnd assets ot whatsoever kind, real,
personal or mixed, remaining undisposed
of In my hands or possession as such re
ceiver, said salo to bo continued from day
to day, It necessary.
A full description of all the said prop
erty and assets will be accessible nnd fur
nished to persons desiring to Inspect the
same, with a view to bidding thereon, dur
ing the business hours'of each day, previous
to such sale, at my office as aforesaid. A
general description thereof Is ns follows:
Premium nnd other notes; Judgments In
favor of tho company or of tho receiver;
accounts against former ngents ot the
company nnd miscellaneous accounts
against others; real estate mortgages; tax
titles and other Interests In real estate;
sundry stocks; office furniture; safe; vol.
umcs of Insuranco law Journal and other
printed books, and alt other assets of tho
compuny except cash on hand.
The termb'of such sale will be cash on th
trarsfer or delivery of the property pur
chased, of whloh 26 per cent wilt be re
quired as a condition of accepting the bid.
ALBERT U. WYMAN.
Receiver Nebraska Fire Insurance Company
Dated Omaha, Neb., Aug. 6, 190L
A8 d30t.
GOULDS LIKEHAPPY LOVERS
Howard and Wits Merrily Do the
' Village Fair and Smash
Clay Pipes.
(Copyright, 1901, by Presa publishing Co.)
PARIS, Aug. 24. (New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Previous to
sailing for America from Havre on their
steam yacht Niagara, Mr, and Mrs. How
ard Oould spent a fow days In Paris abso
lutely by themselves, like a mutually In
fatuated pair of lovers.
One morning the World correspondent,
taking a spin on his bicycle, met them
riding on horseback In the Bols de Boulogne
before ,6 o'clock. Mrs. Gould wore a becom
ing blue habit with a rather startling,
Jaunty sombrero of gray felt, suggestive
ot other days. Through the broad avenues,
almost deserted at that hour, the happy
pair galloped .gaily, Mrs. Gould's laugh
ringing out at timet at some story or com
pliment trom her husband.
During her stay In Parts she summoned
several prominent dressmakers, modistes
and Jewelers for conference In her apart
ment at Hotel RlU, presumably placing
largo orders with them.
One afternoon while sitting in the hotel
tea room she saw Emma Eames seated a
few tables away, went to the table and
Introduced herself (to the singer, who im
mediately beamed tn Immense, delight.
The two eat an hour, chatting vivaciously,
each anxious to charm the other. In the
course of the conversation Mrs. Gould ex
pressed .envy ot Mme. Eames for owning
a house in Paris, adding:
"We must have a place here ourselves'
next year. It la the only way really to
enjoy Paris. Unless I am surrounded br
my own things I am miserable. Hotel, life
la simply Intolerable."
The last day tho Goulds spent here they
drove over to Bt. Cloud and took dinner
on the terrace at Pavilion Betlevue, over
looking the river, much as the famous Star
and Garter Inn on the Thames, near Lon
don. Other Americans who were dining tbire
say that Mrs. Gould summoned tho leader
of tho Hungarian band and gave him a
program of pieces sho wished played which
she had written on a menu card. The fel
low was simply paralyzed at tho size ot
the tip wherewith Mr. Gould backed his
wife's request.
Dinner over, Mrs. Gould being In good
spirits, went gaily with her husband
through the vlllngo fair nnd both, had a
Jolly tlmo making scores In the shooting,
galleries. Mrs. Gould camo off victorious,
her marksmanship attracting crowds.
Atter this exploit ,the couple walked back
to St. Cloud and returned to Paris by tho
last suburban penny boat.
IRISH RIFLES IN AMERICA
Team Hopes to littttni Yankee'
Marksman In tho Seasjlrt
Tournament.
Copyright, 1901, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Aug. 24. (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Among the
members of tho Irish rifle 'team which left
Liverpool for New York on the steamship
Servla Tuesday are Sir Henry Thyme and
8lr Andrew Reed, well known shots, Tho
(earn, numbering seventeen and accom
panied by several ladles, li on the way to
Sea dirt, N. J., to compete with an Ameri
can team September 8. To the World cor
respondent Sir Henry Thyme said: "We
are hopeful of the result. It Is twenty
six years sjnee an American team first
visited Ireland, when a competition took
place at Dollymou.nt, near Dublin. We wore
badly, beaten then, hut the Americans
only Won by a narrow margin a year later
at Belfast. We are In excellent fettlo and
will take salt water baths on the voyage
tp steady tho nerves. Everything Is being
made smooth for us by our American
cousins. If we are defeated we shall con
gratulate our opponents on being the best
rifle team."
General Spencer of the Now Jersey rifle
team will meet the visitors at New York.
1 9
The Sea dirt tournament wilt last utx
days. After the competition the Irish
team will "be escorted by a recejitlan, rora
mlttec to places of Interest. The tour will '
Include Washington, Boston and Niagara
Falls.
NEW ZEALAND TRADE UNHURT
Inrtnnlrlnl Arbitration Art l'nlls to
Pnrnlysr Business nn
ltrnurtcit.
(Copyright, l!6l, "by Press ' Publishing Co.)
t.nNMmv Ai.w i fv... tM.t,t
...... w.i, ,iuh llivn IVIh u Ul HI
Cablegram-Special Telegram.) William
Pcraber Hreves, agent genoral ot Now Zea
land In London, on being Interviewed by
the World correspondent, ridiculed the In
terpretation put on Prime Minister Seddon's .
recent uttoranccs regarding tho working ot
the Industrial arbitration net and the state
ment that the congestion of cases beforo tho
conciliation boards Is paralyzing business; '
Mr. Reeves said:
"During the last six years, the period dur- '
Ing which tho net hns been In operation, the.
colony has enjoyed unexampled prosperity
Trade has Increased by onc-thlrd and the
number of workers employed hns nearly
doubled."
Ho showed tho World correspondent a ca
ble dispatch from Mr. Seddon authorizing
a contradiction of the report of n paralysis
ot business and arsurlng him that trade Is
normal nnd brisk.
"I bellevo from my own knowledge of the
subject," Mr. Rocvea continued, "that Mr.
Seddon's remarks about tho congestion ot '
tho conciliation courts Is only ot a local and
not of a general character nnd probably was '
applied to the town of Wellington. The
courts no doubt have been largely rivalled '
of nnd Mr. Seddon might have urged tho
local labor representatives to settle their
disputes outsldo of the court It possible.
Hut It Is, ridiculous to suggest that the pre
mier condemned n system which has worked '
satisfactorily for six years. The census fig
ures show that extraordinary progress has
been made In industrials all around since ,
the aot camo Into force."
Deatha In the Mnybrlck Cnse,
Tho twelfth anniversary of tho commutn- '
Hon ot tho pronouncing of sentence ot death
upon Mrs. Maybrlck has directed attention
to tho number ot tho leading figures In that
famous trial who havo died, including the
chairman of tho magistrates. Sir Arthur
Forwood, who committed Mrs. Maybrlck toe
trial; tho chief Inspector ot police who
prosecuted at tho preliminary Inquiry; the
Jmlgo of asSlzo, Sir James Stophou; Lord
Kusocl ot Klllowon, Mrs. Maybrlck's leading
counsel, and three ot tho Jurymen,
Question of MrKliitcy'n Preaedntinc.
A report that President Mckinley was
bolng urged to break through tradition and '
visit London for tho coronation festivities
caused a flutter among the court officials,
who -would be at their wits' ends' to settlo
the Innumerable questions of precedence '
which tho unwonted visit would raise and '
which all the authorities among the court
heralds could not give an opinion upon,
There Is no procedent to act on, and It the '
president ot the United States were given '
tho distinguished position he la entitled to
difficulties might be created In European
courts. Altogther the officials at the Court
. a. ... 11 1.. . A 4.
learn that they 'will not havo to solve the !
difficult problem.
PAUL POTTER'S LIVE OSTRICH
He Has m Lively Time Transporting
This Featnro ot His New 1
Boer Flay.
(Copyright, 1001, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Aug. 24. (Now York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Paul Potter,
had expected to remain quietly at Spa,
where bis wlfo was taking tho waters, 'but
was summoned abruptly trom Belgium by;
a cable dispatch saying he must sail for
Now York Immediately to superintend the
rehearsal of his Boer play, "Red Klooft"
He sailed today on the French liner La
Champagne.
The dramatist describes as the funniest,
although at tho tlmo tho most distressing,
experience ot bis life tho taking to a rail
way freight station ot an ostrich he and
Louis Mann had bought In Brussels, which'
Is ,to appear In Mr. Potter's play at tho
Savoy theater, New York. The bird ' Is
Introduced to give a South African color
to the drama, which hinges on tho Jameson,
raid. Tho ostrich Is to carry a warning
dispatch to a Boer chief.
After a loag search Mr. Mann secured a
genulno South African bird and hired a
Belgian idler to take It' to the station. Both
Potter and tho German comedian escorted
it at a distance. In passing through tho
mala thoroughfare tho ostrich was dis
tracted by the noise nnd movement of the
busy street and proved rebellious, darting
In every direction foolishly. A policeman
getting angry at the bird's antics, Mr.
Potter and Mr, Mann wero compelled to
help move the fowl along. . .
"For two hours," says Mr. Potter, "we
had the greatest time. Sometimes we were
tugging at the ropo In on offort to move
the ostrich forward by sheer strength,
Sometimes we were coaxing him, with offers
of fruit. The man we had engaged was
mainly occupied In pushing at the rear,
while Mann and myself wero pulling In
front.
"Suddenly the bird made a wild dash
across the street, moving our. desporately
clinging trio like a cyclone, and wo had
Jeering crowd following us. Several times
the ostrich took a fancy to some ladles'
bats and tried to eat tho birds and flowora
on them. Wo would no sooner start to
apologize than the bird would pull away,,
"After the first ten minutes ot sport I was
willing to let tho ostrich go, but Mann, who,
although he lost his hat, never lost his-good
humor, said, to mo: 'Potter, this is great
fun if it Is taken In the proper spirit. Don't
get discouraged? I am going to speak to
tho beast In Its own dialect.'
"And then 'Mann's Dutch exhortations to
that stupid bird were simply killing. Thoy
made me laugh In spite ot myself. Finally
ono charitable native, a truck driver seeing
our plight, off 0 red to carry us, bird and all.
They strapped tho ostrich securoly and wo
followed In a cab,
"That happened three weeks ago. Yester
day I received a cabla Inquiry front Mann, '
who Is back In New York, saying: 'Learned
by wireless telegraphy ostrich Is not aboard 1
incoming Cunarder. Find whcro stranded.'
"The result of my inquiry," Mr. Potter
Concluded; "was that tho ostrich had missed
a train somewhere, but is now on mid-ocean
on another ship. I am willing to bet that
Mann won't undertake personally to movo
tho bird from the pier to the theater when
It gets to New York."
Bnsllsli Stockholders Protest,
LONDON, Aug. 24. The English finan
ciers who control all tho Cuban railroads
except Sir William Van Hornks (orty
miles have sent Governor General Wood,
through T. Cattenada ot Havana, a protest
against the proposed revision of rates,
pointing out that tho new Cubuh govern
ment will soon be established and rUI prob-'
ably desire to deal with tho question,
The Van Horn interests, in constructing
tho new railroads In Cuba, havo reached a
full understanding with tho English people
Interested In regard to tho tuture working ,
of the roads,
Mnchlas Leaven for Coloa-nr.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The Nay do-. ,
partment la advised that the gunboat Ma-!
cblas left Kingston, Jamaica, tor Coloi.