Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 9, 1891, Page 7

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Enclose ansiwers n «nvelo vroperly addressed. | 1L wder the head of | R published in both orninge und oditions of Tre Bee, n clrculation of whichaggregates morethan | 20,000 pupers dally, and gives the advertiser the benefit notonly of the lnrg Ireulation of TrE Bee in Omaha, but also in Council BlufFs, Lincoln and other efties and towns in the west. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will bo taken | on the above cond itions, at the following busi- | ness houses who are authorized to take specinl otlees, 0l the same rates s can behad at the main offic 1 ONMAHA BRANCI OFFICE-2 3 N Street, Lister Block, WELL, Pharmuelst, §20 South T | iy (\As J 113 Sonth 1 ith DY, Statloners and Printers, h stroet. Q.1 FARNSWORTH, Pharmoist, 2115 Oum- | b3 Ing street W. L ivai S, Pharmac Ctreot. (370 W. PARR, Ph X worth stroct. 1 JUGHES' PIATMACY. 24th and Farnam North 16th rmacist, 1708 Leaven- First-cluss bass rience in cholrs, ulars address 15 T VWANIED-Positfon by druxclst, § years expericnce. W. W. Sherman, Lake City, Ta. 1: engi of 7 ont ars exp For part Bituation to take care of horses cral work: _experienced; eity references. Address O i, Boe. 223 W ANTED Situations walting roc m. to fp. SHKS I5th, T for good girls; my s are always full from 9 a nadian Exiployment office, lephone 884, 12 WANTED-MALE HELP. oF yates, ete., see topof first coliumn on this paae VANTED-Tn a nd office, first-cl I r wving experl ts preforred. Must be Adiress, C 51, Bed, VWANIED- An notive, rolabl #70 to 850 monthly, with resent n York hou Lock box 1585, N GENT! S wanted over wh ted autom self- shine. Fort forl 12d, New York Matn 1o° penman, nan—sals cnse, 10 re responsible New 1ufacturer pyine 120t nen. V JANTE orders for e thin 62, Boe SD-Agents—We want fir ) who aro ndy travell tinz olis and g Columbia Ol 1, 0. M to cut 1ce, Apply im- Smith & Co.’s Ie6. house. M 109-1) | postoftice. Firrate, ete. fOR RENT. kns, bath an JPOR RENT-I nlsa furnish pitol avenue. Pm 2 RENT. At ar 5, $22,00, N EWLY furni Slll TH room OR RENT-I nished, mode 1702 N Tsth st OR RENT with de two gontle required; 2,00 i JOR RENT-T housekeepi H ASPSOMEL Y turnished tront roc heat, gas, b [OR RENT on ground 11 nitu URNISIED Dath and hos l,wn\lill D s, IT. AR Drcom, [oLEGANT I 4 Address Nicely Nicoly Nicely furnished fro 0. F. Davis Cc CLAIR Eur steam heat Dodge. Specinl rates by, w THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY FURNISHED ROOMS ton o7 hret_eatimn m PhL jcoly furnished 1 furnnce heat onebloek trom %, B Tandsomely farnished rooms, A4 it for ront of sule 1990 15t flat Mo 0 furnished room, with 1 bath, 2123 California street. 70 ultof nicely furnished front | 03 8, 16th street, flat D, modern_con 0 M She 0N rooms, all 17th forrent at 200 Douglas st Large sonth front room. fur- | rn, with family table board. ] t room, one or forence Mistd 1 furnishod fr riconvenlences: fo private family; r urt stro "wo furnished rooms for lght nigi 2542 Capitol ave. Msts o 1 ath, 7118 16th, 2d floc oor, $10.00. 620 N y 0f 2178 24th str i, gas,bath, hot. col with aleove, a.hnth, 2closets. fo and’” wite, #0.00 per month, nty-five rooms Ina brick wtion; with or withor 1505 Farnam st rooms, sin #23 N, 1 or ensult St st. 1001S, steam he yenn in Totel, with dining all roon s, tth and or month, o rulshed rooms, 10 Dodge. Seimos (OR RENT—Furnished rooms, gas bath Fnfi RENT. Mertiam, JABGE and s uen, $10 per nio; NuL rooms, Ho [ Eust front alcove room at _the _ M uil room, 1701 Capitol avenue, nee nth steam lieat, 1719 Davenport st 418 17 9 ROOMS for housckeeping fc o ehile rent taken in by FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 100D board and room for two, tamily. in private YORRENT-—Two pleasant roo " Furnace he Twenty-fifth av N URNISHED furnnco hes ner 25th ave, an fOX REN with board. Ins. DOR RE bath aud Other rooms, be street. MOR RENT-— 2019 Culifc \ TCELY fur table boarc ¢ ton of firat colmn on thir page PBroARDana rooms, 625 8 13th street, 9 Fier per week, 2011 Harney st. -10* us.with hoard, ', bath and gas; ut 531 South o, M5 14 and cor- “zas, bath HE rooms with at: board it desired. d Harney street. Elegantly fu lerns reasonable Furnished front room, heat as_suitable for 4 e urd if desired, 1024 Nice warm room with board,. nla stroet. tshed front rooms, terms reasonable. ANT fumished rooms with board heat and bi th, 208N 17th stre FOR RENT—STORES & OFFICES. For raten, ele,, xe « f0 OF Nt coltern on this ige, DOR RENT—Suall store, 418 8, between Howurd i mon t sumpl ¢ “'A\V'I Sh--100 mediately at Ashland, N VW ANTEDMen to travel for owr Canadian nurerics Stone Wellington, Nudison, Wis L W ANTED: Man with good roferences at Metropolitan Meg. Co., 1000 Howurd st. 254 'F 10 WANTED—FEMALE HELP For rates, cle., vee top of frst column o this pags VWV ANTED Refucd Tndy ns housekooner for widower with one ¢hild, boy, 13 years, Address, J. O, Beooffice, Lincoln. 153 1% WANED-Good cook und Tuundross in small family, Must come well recom- mended, Good wiges. Apply to 62 South 20th streot., 34410 1006 Far- M137-10 nurs nam. TED-Fimst-class glirl, n ok and lavindress, neat gl i family of two. i ave 02410 st be good 3)4 Farnan street, - 0 -\‘Yl\l\' SD-Girl {ulr qun\r‘rall hnu\:-lwn:‘k. eferences required. App! at 415 N, 20th st re 4 ; L i M10s o* — T Miew MISC LLANEOUS WANTS, xea top of first column on this prue For rates,ct A Good Toeation wunted by an torney In some rising Lown. , Rivonna, Neb. Dy un at- Address box 8t coumn on this pags, QROOMS suftal it housekeoping ©) City water, gns and sower: H. E. Colo, Continental bock, M3UT 10 Speclally desirablo six-room ached house: every- ood Tocation. L.S. Skinmer, 1614 Farnam stroot, MOR RENT street. ousekeoping. ear U, P, depot. tooms, one floor, 1712 Jackson M210 1718 MOR RENT Webster s cottage, cor. 28th Tnquire 2015 Dodge. M8 en=room flat with bath quire of engineer at JOR RENT- Steam heat, 1 16th st JFOR RENT-5 houscs 10 rooms o ave and Woolwortl st., ity water.furnace, “all atonce. Mumuugh & Fitehett,house ngagents, S.W. cor. Tith und Howard st JOR RENT—After Marc room house, all modern high school hill TOOR RENT-2 10-room utes walk of the Co., 1505 Farnam st sl R FORRENT-2 clogant 11-room houses, Nos. L08 and 200 Douglus st. Enauire of A. A Gladstone, 1510 Douglus st., or Globe Loan & Trust Co., 7S 10th st, 76 | MOR RENT—Nico 4-room 13th st Tuquire of Mrs. h and Pacitic sts, y pnvenien 0. F. Dayis Co, houses with postoflice. 0, at 1014 8, SOW. cor. NOR RENT Farnam_ stroe upper floor w John 11, K QTOR WThos. 17, Hal O R RENT— 10tk streot, 0. 06 usiness building 1508 nsisting of storo and rooms. Inquire of Mioo Lehmann, w4 8. 17th street, S at 700 8, 16th. steam heat furnished. 1311 Paxton blk. The 4 ory brick building. with or without power.fornierly oceupiod by the Bee Publishin z g has a flropr st gas, ote. NOR RE st., bet 10th App m heating fixtures, water o Co., 016 Farnam st. The build- 00f cement basenent.com plete all the floors, tthe oftice of The r Qe my building on Jones &1ith, Lindquist, iy [POR RENT- high, basem age: best locat NOR RENT— 10th street, B 7. Kendali, | THOICE offic ‘opera he ires. A — 7 Birick warehouse, two storles ent, hydraulic elevator, track ion i eity, A. O Powell. 850 One_store ana nd several o Brown blig. flats, 620 So, cottages chea) " und floor 1n Boyd's S 1ith s, at reasonable el Co. i) FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, For rates, de., e top of first column o (hia pvg 1 acres, house, largze barn near Contral Purk for gurden, 2 1 St. Mary's ave, 218 STORAGE. Foryates, ete.. seetop of first column on thia mage BEST tracknsze duiaha, Uni warehouse, Hol for. Lowest v man, 105 JTORA( Ditoward st. 1015 Leavenworth, ond storage builling in ted States government bonded usenold goods stored und cared tos gunranteed, W. M. Bush- 2 and trackage, David Cole, JTORA GE-—T} e best . clty—olonn,dry Pand privitely stored at rensonible 1 OmuhaStove K (HEADEST Wells, 1111 J ICE st store, 10 Sc opair Wks 1207 Douglas, Tel o0 SO storage for furniture. N street. Mot at Bingham's old 08 K 27% n best lar oruge room ). Lih st. WANTED—TO RENT. ales, e, s WO rooms a board. Add (00 of firat column on this page djoining, ress O, for two ladies, with Bee, 1 —— e For e, e, 1.'ST provest RENTAL AGENCY. tom of firat cotwmn on (his y for rent sale or ox with Bundy & Co,, 1614 Capitol ave, H, * ooix E. COLE, rental sgency,Continental blk, FOK KENT- every ros) onmotor lue, G-room cottnge, first-class in L buth, hot and cold water; Call at1521 Sherman v 7-l|:nni\x house with allmodo nien rent 825 por month, Thirtieth und Woolworth, facing Hinscom Park. Enguire Leo & Nle U and Leavenworth, DS STEAM heated flats at 700 8. foth, SIS o o : F you wish to ront E.Cole, Contin JOR RENT Unss bet board of trad, OB BENT-A nine-roow house with.all odern Improvements, south front on Hanscom Park. * Inquire of Kenunedy & Bluck- burn, 1355 P Vo, MsTY new brick houses on noteonth & gtreet, 10 roows, wll mo nimprovements; also barng only &3 permonth, Omuha, Real n house or store see 11 ntul bloek, Cottages witn 2 Sth and 2t '] IST your hot 4Harrison, You want uses to sell or rent with 0. ¥, N. Y. Life. i your houses rentea list with 1% irrotte Rental Ageney, 16th and Dodge, For rate , elc., HSE TP ABLE Hoard A"n-‘\v duy NGO F28 BOARDING. ton of_frst columnon this page. modations for {ablo bowrdors do N. W. cor. 15th aud Dodgo. M20G 1% d~#4 por week. 1028 Dod boarders sollefted, 172 Dodge. M 17040 (VIRST-OLA: room; gas and b very moderate. P ULLMAN house—Speeiul weekly ratos. Mo Estate and Trust Co,. Koo 4, Beo bullding, SRR e ) Mist OR RENT—Four6 and T-room flats with bath, hot water, ete puved street; near Dbusiness; all improye Referencos roq ulrod, 442 lieo bullding. MASSAGE, BATHS ETC, For ratcs, de O % cor. Tth and t Cut-Off island, brown ware 4 dyours “old, weight about R table board with or without th in conneetion. 1rices 2007 Onss, Midi-11% 21* e ton of first catummn on this pr 145, d Wickory and receive For vates, ete, sec top of fral cotumn on this 1 age, ASSAGE bath ut Madame Smith's pario #0154 toor. 088, Tith st. (R MASSAGE treatmenteloctro-thermal baths, soalp and bair treatmont, manicure and chiroy 18t Mrs. Post,ui045 8.5tk Withoell l'g- M 161-Ne* OST—Ono white and liver ¢ .00 roward und Lako sts. olored bird dog. for retura to Ed Flynu, Tith M205 1§ " PATENT SOLICITORS, or rates, ., o tonor colmamn o (e page PATENT law & (4 Washington, D, Bee bullding,Omuha. Br yors and solicitors. G, W. Suos office ut G Consultation free. PERSONALS, ates, ete., we top of Airet colimn on this page. F Tamoes ruugh Or his heirs) who lived fn this country in 187, and It 18 thought land somewhere in Sarpy coupty will me, they will learn something 1o their A Westerfiold, 108 Farnan or had write adv Ahin, YERSON AL--Frank: Yours 5th ree'd today Gthin T, B Will senl pke to ronch -/ 11th ns requested, and will arrango 10 s SRO Tath to 1Tth “Mar’ CA" CEN" g one same address at “TH™ “[" “0" S0, I FOR SALE--HORSES WAGONS ETC, For vates, ete,, seo top of first column on this page TERY desirable horse and phmston for sale very che Will sell together or sep- ately. Tnqulre at stable corner Ohicago und 11th sts, M ad [FOR SALE- Black imborted Freuch stailion, Inauire (05 18th street. M2 (O K SA LL~Cheap, wagon and double work hurncss, or will exchange for buck board, also good slde bar buggy, cheap. 1. B. Col Continental buildin [ PORSALE che: large pulleys \—A two horse sielgh, also nd shatting. 901 Dougias. - FOR SALE—-COWS. st colurn on this nage, Teos SALE_First oluss mileh cows. also sav- eral zood horses, Enquire roou 01 Onahn Nutlonul bank bullding, L FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Foryates, et For rates, ete., eeetop of frst coltimn on (hs pags, (OR SALE—A standard muke upright plano, but little used, at n sacrifice, Must be sold ut once. Call at 2419 Catdwell 1 (OR SA T Mandolin ~By Geo. Pare,a nice Washburn cheap, at 1518 Leavonworth st ‘omplete set of drug sto , Show cuses, ete. TORSALE—An A 1firep roof safe. ut Boston Store WANTED—-TO BUY, For ratra, elc xee o) o WrSE o on i page TURE bought, sold, stored. Wells 1101 Farnam st K2 ANTED— Wiil pay highest cash price for lousehold goods. 10'8o, T3th st. 60~k ) merchandise; all ivl\xfl' —At once; \ kinds; spot eash: must know at one T. Newell & Co., 1410 Douglas, Omaha, MISCELLANEOUS, Foryates, etc., see IVOROES Lawyer, iley Contl] Churchist., New York city. M167-11 s, contracts and all legal arefully executed, A. K attorney and notary public, ntal block. K. RILEY, notary public, room 11, ¢ tinental bloc RO4F23 ~ MONEY TO LOAN. For vales, etc., seetop of Airst columnn on wls page OND mortgage loans on inside propert first mort on outside. Alex Moore Shecley bk, t L 816N, Y. Life, at lowest J. Caswe YHATTE! 0924 N, NHATTE Jonchattel s, Remove Euminger. § bank, 3108, 151 st., loans mone sorcollatteral at réasonuble rats §60 208 on vacant & in- unty warrants bought ichirdson 818 N. Y. Life, w0 : no addi- slon or mlurm»{'n » First Nationut bank’ Dl 3 FOIRST & second mortzn proved city prop. ¢ Money on hand, . M. BuiL tional foes. W TREAL Estute Louns—Cush onhand, Globe Loun and Trust ( S.16thst. No delay, 10 extra charges. Houses to rent; good 1is E & C. M. Anthony. 04 C 318N, V. Life build- ing, lend money on ‘farms in ehoice ‘coun- ties fn ' Nebraska and Fown, - o on good Omaha residonce property; lowest ratess bost terms: no delay; money” ready. Titles and values passed on here, 663 M ONEY to loun by B. . Masters on chattel AL ond collateral sceurities for any time from 1 to7 months, in rowor. Louns any amount to suit bor- 1e on household goods, planos, or- gans, horses, mules, houses, leases. wirehonse receipts.ete.at the lowest possible rates with- out publieity o removil of proverty My ioans dre so arranged thatyou can make 4 paymentof any amount at any tine and re- ¢ al and intorest. > 01 your property or bu want changed. I will pay ltoff arry 1Cforyou. If you find it more cou- venfent, ‘enll up telephone No. 162 and your business will be arranzod at home, Money alwayson lund. No delay. No pub- leity, "Lowest rates, B.F Musters, Room 4, Withaell blc, 15th and Haraoy sts, M SNEY to fown oy improved oity property at current ratess fundson hands 1o doliy, Geo. I Blust & (0.,203 Ramge bldg. MEGT ONEY to] proved_Omiha prop- A i 06, N. Y. Lie. 6% M3 vt time puper bought. Brennin & ( LY. Lite. | w1452 $|.Wfl priviate money to loun, T per cent, D Omuha Real Estato & Trust Co, 4 Bee hide: R AT A M5B DRIVATE monoy to loan. J. D. Zittle, 014 N.Y. Lite. i MENEY Joaned on furniture. horses. ote. Hawkeye Inv.Cod Douglas blk, 16 & Dodgo 540 al s EUSINE&S» CHANCES, For rates, ete see to of fiirst co'wmn on this pags QOR SALE—A partnorship In an_ estabe lished conl business. Small capital ro- quired. Address C 70, Bee office. B 75000 worth ot dry goods and notions, and 150,00 fixgurcs forsale at 60 conts on the dol. will sell separately, be seen at 923 N, 2uth streer, RARE chance for a vonug man with some capitali a splen Ud Dusiness, paying well, An inspection solicited. Full Information fur- uished by addressing L, Bee ofice, Lincoln, Nob, Mz 14 POk SALE—A small, well establishod pay- ing cash grocery in fine locatton. Stock 0-0% Call at 819 N. Y. Lifo. OR SALE—Half iuterest in a soas and mineral water business; price 81500, Aq dress C, 51, Be M 17113 Tnventory can 23 10% low. o 1 Ei e S OCTOR—The best opening _for a good doo- L7 tor in Neb. Adress H. A. Kutus, Ravenna, Neb, . M5+ (OR SALE—Fine stock of Jewelry; nvoieo ubout 8,000 Will be sold at @ big dise count. Must besold. A.J. Briggs. Superior, Neb. M116-10 {ORSALE or Trade--Large livery and foed stable, foed store attached, This Is well located on_paved strect and doing & good business. Mumaugh & Fitchett, real ostute agents, cor, 15th and Howard sts, &5 L OTEE for Sale--Do you want to gt info w &ood business? 1f you do, buy the Com niers clal'at Broken How, Neb. 808 or trade. 2] (nk Sochor. U8 F 3 N establishod business for sale Box 518, city. POR SALE—Tatlor business, Duvid Clty, Neb, OR SAL] factory, or Rent—The Tekamah cannin, fn complote runaing ordors wiii be sold elieap, or to the right partios will be rented on fuvorable terus, Cull on or. sde dress First Natlonal Bank, Tekamal, Nob QALOON-Tho best openinz 1 Nobraska. hl\ddru'&s H. A Kufus, ¥ Ravenna, N :vh . R k agent, 08 P (OR SALE—Furniture and lease of 40-room hotol fn fine 1ocution un a verage business of & a day. Good chance, Best roa for selling. . Cooper, Merriam block, Co unedy Bludrs. Ta. M510 F19 POR SALE or Exchanzo—Cloan stock of dry goods, dothing, oots, shoes, lits, caps, I dles' and gents' turnishing goods ' Ad Box 6, Frankfort, 1nd 270 F ___HAIR GOODS—WIGS, ETC. Forratea, cte., seetop of hrst coturan on this paga. BET Tine hair gcods in weat; halr drossing. wigs. switches, banzs, balr ohulus, 6to. n speelalty. Duvies, huir goods and milliner OpposIte postofice, 111 5. 15(h st Omahi. COSTUMES, Forratea, de., weetop of frat_ comis on (hs s FOR EXCMANGE, Foryates, #te., see ton 0 ‘vi“\,\-rnn Tn oxchy residence proper sume. Address Jos. O 1rstcolumn on this pasm n Omnaha; wilt n, Garner, Ia. M %30-14% exchange with O, J, 13 Derty worth #12,00 th, cloar of Ineurb= take half cash and er & Penny, Burker Ll ] fine farm la adjoinlng good Ne- braska town: nearly@loar, 160 aeros finoly imp 1and 2% miles from county seat In Nebraskws lightly encumbered 120 acres good land ingebraska, 5 miles from county s 00 (nhab i House and 10t in towHm Kunsas; cloar, Clear lot in good Nebraska town, 4-room house and 101, barn, well and olste 10th street, Omaha: slight 1 trade for Omaha p brances. H. E. ¢ JAST front lot in Hanscon Place, Ytake cloar lots for equity Fine home on #th st nort of park 7,5 Hutchinson & Wead, 1624 Douglus st. LIST yourp 4 Cuswell, 816 ‘ TE h rin nee, for which we 1 trade, St 1o, Continental ble 2160 W Etinve tproved and unim proved Omuha roal estate for trade, or will sell for at Just about half 1ts valiie. Some ni s, good vacent lots, and some of the bost down town property. Stringer & Penny, Barkor bk WILL Irade 1 good « Place, South Omaha, and take horse d buggy us part payment. z Address, Bee. (] W ANTED 10 stocks of merchandiso, from 4,000 to 850,000, for land or eity prop E. F. Ringer, 1519 Farna 15 1 yon 12th st, uear Far- i de 2 clear lots (corner) In Orchard il forhouse and Tot. 40x 120, sidence Some other good property for exchunge. . D. Zittle, N. Y. Lite. [ (roans for pluno. Address B 43, Bee, aunders st., south of Take Clear, for MUSIC ART AND LANGUAGE. top of Arst colimn on this pizs aving a plano examine the new Ball piuno. A. Hospe, 1514 Douglus, L] '((lzn I, Gellonbeck, teacher of the bat X with Hospe, 1513 Douglus, FOOR SALE—Cheap. & nearly Davis & Co., upright | in condition. Inquire at 1916 Douelus st. PPROF. Charles Petorser & guitar instruction. piano,viotin, zither, tudi0 505 Sheily HAVE o fow new pi do awfully eap, asl e gone tof the piano bu ness. 8, Jonason, Farnam and 11th st. CLAIRVOYANT Forrates, de., seetop of st cotumn on thisp gy . WALLACE, olairvoy uraily tells pust and futiare love troubles, absent friends, changes, travel, busi Farnam st. M ASAGE "\ RS. Nannie V. Warren, clarrvoyant, trance IV sheaking, writing and reliable. business iacdium, four years in Ot 110 N, 160h. 513 — e —— DBESSMAKING. of_first comumn o this page, M 161-Mo* Y —Childrens’ d; Pirst class dressmalko )Yum. E.\":X(f M ilics soli 620N, 18th s g M tallor systeu taught 612 § 10 ) e TS to do dressmaking in fam- tod. Miss Sturdy, %10 Hurney s SHORTHAND AN’E TYPEWRITING. elo Forrate: ALL /gate t writer, xeo Unp 0f firs. column onthis yags v writes for catalogues and investi- merits of the suith Premlor type- festly superior features, - portant changes ‘made. Type-writers sold, exchange or rented. 1600y Farnam st., B, H Mayhewsynanager. 1| < 87 MEDICALY ) 0f st cotumn onthis nar Forrates, cl; tric and electro thermal bath room, Including Turkish cabinot baths. Ladies8 to 1 duily & Tuesday & Friday ev'ings 6to 10 Dr. Richards,rooms 318 & 420, Hee bld’; PAWN BROKERS, 7 of fat column on_this pags oy on dinmonds and cs.Jewelry, olo. 8¢ cor: Furnam & Hth ki FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, For raten, d. ave top of st column oh this vage. HICAGO lots forsaleor e clear, new addition to Ham | plats, abstract with ench lot, Will take good, clear farni in Towa, enstern Nebruska or Kan- S48 part puyment. ' Seott Bros., 67 Washington st Chieago, T, M1Gs-12 CMETON HiLL— 0-ro0m house and full corner lot, very cheap for cash, or will trade for clear furm or Omie ha lots. ' Addzess the owner at sts.. E. G, Merrill. FPARNAN <t lot faciug motor 500, Elegant §-room house eust front with food burn, oity water, cistern and well, ouly 00 cash required, $4,100. Cholco trackage on Lith st. 152 f¢. front 59 1t. lots s-e cor. Hanscom Park, $1,000. Hutehinson & Wead, 154 Douglas si. T3 ARGAINS—5-roam cottage and iot. city water, sewer and barn, centrally located, 8,750, Terms casy. Large 5-room cottage, well located, South front 2000, Some nice lots in west and north p. 50 and upwards. 100 0ts, 2169 nicely finished and rtof city, J. D Zittle, 014, N, Y. Life. 0% S-ROOM house, house, lot H1xs, 5. ¢. st.. 82,000, Brick house 10t 6666, 1, e, Mrs. Kuhi or. 11th and Vinton nd American house, or. 10th and " Douglas, $40,000. 2121 8. 11th. 872 Only three of and Farnam occupied by first snall duy for in- spection. Every conveniences in the houses, ingluding gas and gas fixtures, Take "o look at them daring this fine woather: buy one and take 1ifo comfortubie during the winter. Only takes from #00 t0 00 cash. Soe them without fail, for thev will please you, D. V. Sholes. 213 First National bank, 870 {OR SALE—Good new S-room house, olty water, good soddod M-foot. yard, close 1o motor, ¥ miles N. W. from P O, #1000 cash and $1,500 5 years at 8 per cont. House and lot cost over §,000, Stringer & Penny, Barker blook, room 42, 204 QOR SALE—An 1 T‘Alvmmul with 0-room house on enworth street, facing F wood park. tric s will s0on run to the prk; thisis & snap at E.F. Ringer. 1519 i 150-11% SPECTAL Bargain—Rargo lot, Gixith fr., 4 RIblooks from Lowe uve. and Cuming st., lays splendid; cheup for cash, or will trade for farn. Address £ G. Mersill, 420d and nsasta. 1 RUIT tarw for salé, eontaining 21 acres, 7 In blackberrles, 2 icaspberries, 100 appio- trees: also one block “With good 'house of 6 Sgoms, good cellar, woil, clstern and bu also u 10t of choice shafl fruit. Terms easy reason forselling made known, Apply to fd Ervin, Avoca, In. e 104 {YOR SALE—Chea Pierce street, o nly. Inguire at’ the 16tk and Howard stree FoR SALE-wy 2 streot. Oholcost g8 tion and best house in Omaha for the me Y. Hot water and every convenience posstble. Barn, connected With sewer, water und gas. D. V. Snoles, Ist Nat. bank. I“Alnls‘-( from 40 to 3,00 acres for rent or sule on easy terms In Surpy. Cuming, Thayer and other counties. H. T. Clurk Board of Trade. M egant houses on 441 Xi other thry The residencoe at 2510 Lirgain for a few days Steam laundry, M518 3062 Farnam LE—Several €0od mproved farms Improved lauds and own property in best located counties fn Nebraska and Towas all ure bargainsA. Address . L. Loom is th and Douglus, Omaha. Neb. 53R IOR 8 A ulso u good land fu Putnam cou Tow2e! ‘l-u;md. ¢ owa land. F. 0, Louge ofl Blufrs, Ta. ¥ y, Forlda, e or exchange for \ 28 Broad way, Coun- 48-11 SEVERAL houses and lots, Addross C g1 A Boe, 218 ADIES and gentiomon can rout - LAR S ama fentiomen b T your real ostate with O, J. Caswell, 516 L 5 \y Lite. W M Bti‘filfl FEBRUARY 9, 18§ RONANCE OF BRIGHT STAR. An Indian Maiden and Her Spirit Lover, Young Bagle. THE ENDLESS CHASE OF THE WHITE WOLF, A Pretty Sioux Prophetess Lylng in the Agency Hospital Pierced by fany Bullets—Her Part at Wounded Knee, Pixe Rivom Aaexcr, 8. D, Feb. 8.— {Special to Tue Ber)—A sad and pitiful sight that has for several weeks drawn the attention and sympathy of the attendants and visitors at the little Episcopal church on the hill, which was converted ipto a hospital after the battle at Woundod Knee, is the pa- tient suffering of one of the inmatos, & straugely and uncommonly beautiful Sioux maiden,~ She isnot pretty or handsome, as the terms are geucrally used, but she pos- sesses a face of natural intelligence, one that is remarkably attractive, and one of those faces that unaccountably photographs itself upon the memory, and the remembrance of which for years associates itself with a f ing of sainess and pity. The newspaper correspondents at Pine Kideo could not the scat of war without paying a parting visit to tho hospital and its strange patient, and each loft some memento at the cot of the suffering Indian girl, and while they had all grown skeptical during their stay at Pine Ridgo regarding the ancient stories of the beauty of Indian maidens, they all agreed that the one in question was an ex- ption to their generai observations d that she was at least attractive, Bright Star, the wounded girl, is a full-blooded In- diun, although the blood of different tribes flow through her veins, and her complexion has just enough of the copper tint to denote native American, Bright Star had an Indian tover, once upon a time, o tho story was told me, but some vears ago ho started out with a party on a hunting expedition, and never returned When the other Indians came back from (he bunt they related tho strango story. The party, during their trip, had found 6 snow- white wolf, and all started in_pursyit. They were unable to shoot it, and the strange ani- FOR SALEREAL ESTATE, Ferrates, c., ser top A Now Is the time to buy Omaha real esi because you can do so” for less money thin you will “pay for the same property in six months trom now. Omahu real estate 18 to- day u Better Investment for all elasses of people, rich or poor, high or low. one with another, than anything else, be- cause it Is safe, sure to Increase in value and WL puy you ten times better than Mouney In the Bank, and the records show it. Omahu property is today cheaper, better value for the moiey than anything you can buy in St. Paul, M apolls, Kansas "Clty or Denver, be have the best city fnthe west and every pos- sible condition points o its . Continu What you are re plain and simple. thines in reg; bearout the will, it you S0t o) doubting “Thomas who will try and you out of ‘anything thut could possibly do you any good, but Investigate for yourselt and you will be convinced. oftice, od Prosperity. ding here is the trath, It Is good sense,becauso all ud_its property stater Of course you fde At our 1507 Farnam street, You will #nd the lnrgest list of all sorts of property at ull prices and on ail kinds of pay- ments, ever offered In Omaha, and you n find plenty of it within your reach on whic! you can do well and surely make money ~ Our st of Houses and Lots is 50 long that wo cannot publish it always, but we have competent salesmen to show you whencver you Ty piece of proporty listed, without costing you u cent. The 1t of Vacant Lots comprises the Vst property | tion in this eity, and you cin simply lot us know inwhat d to go and what price you wi Amis' Pluc surrounded by business and residence im- provoments, with two lines of motor, directly in the line of fmprovement anda udviince, oane not fail to make you money; terms and prices are oxtremely reasonabl you cannot go wrong in buying a 50-foot lot thiere hofors the advance. Soe this property and you will be pleased with it. It You Cun find any safor way to invest your money than by buying a 501t 1ot In Ames place ut present prices It will bea wonder. No one 0 Id- vested Judiclausly fn Omalia real estate in the past has ever lust Ono Dollur, and no one who iny ests now with any eaution can lose a dollar. Renl estate in u city like Omaha isthe best investment a man can mako, und every direo- if you you want Inve will prove this stut i Yo this knew beyond a doubt the i A s wo value of lots in Plues we certainly would not adycrtise and sell the Property as we are now doing ut 1507 Farnam street Youcnn see map—showing lots, thelr locu- tlon and price, and also see that Paved Stroets, Motor Ca Factories, Stores, Churehes chools, n fact, all the needed improvenients and ad- yantuges surround and- miake valuable overy lot in Ames' Pluce, where prices are fair, reasonable and within pourmenns: long time 1s given on ‘deforred bayment or a_workingman, clerk or wny n v means here is a chance 10 gt His Family a home, a_permanent location that will In- erease In vilue as Omaha grows, and can you today find a single Western City in amore prosherous condition than ours? Youcannot, o where you will, If that 1s the fact, don’t Wuit, buy Be Alive andsetze the chanceoffered you o holp your- self and your family; buy when induceiments are offercd you Instead of waiting aud paying for your defuy, as you will have to do 1t You Want a_cheap house and lot on eusy terms, are u few for your consideration: No. 0. % story frame with burn, 8300 down, bal. $20 per mo., price. ........8 No.63. 'Fuli lot with 4 houses. ..\ NowT. 4room house und smuli o, No. (5. 6 100m_ frame with 500 bal. 815 per mo....... 3 Groom house with barn, #50 Here ) Good 5room hiouse, #200 down, bul, $15 per mo ey No, 51, Small house, §00 down, bal. #10 No. 49 5room house, 8500 down. .. Ng: i3~ Small house, ¥00 down NO.43, 4 room fraue, iarge «own, bal. 815 per mo... ... .......... No. B oo house, corner, $70) down No. 27§ room house, $100 cush, #20 por 00000 003 4470 naoranesvesens onie ByB00 00 No.70. On Virginlu avenue, close to Leavenworth street motor, 7 room house, with lot 40x155, at $1,000 cash bul. very easy tern 4 4. The locition of this property i desirable for residence or improy No. 71, 5 room house, & and 3 yonrs ... Ifyou wunt ) #200 2,100 00 2,250 00 ! 4.290 00 1kes it very Houses and in any part of Oma we have the best, Iargest and most complete st ever shown in this city, and competent Salesmen toshow you property at any time, whether jou buy It or not.” We are perfictly wil- ngto ¥ Show the Goods and take our ehanees on mak ing u sale, 1607 Farnam Street, If you want tobuy acres for ubdivision, For Gardening, or 1o hold for lncreaso value, wo have a large listof very desirablo property of this sorts alsohave some very Cholce Farms Within 15 1020 miles of Omaha, that arethe Dbest In the state, 8o far as actuil value goe: that we can sell at reasonable figures an falr torms, Ames' Real Estate Agene; 1507 Farnn Street, Is the only office In this city whe VOu cun find- larze assortment of all kinds of real es- tate ut all prices and best terms. Our goods are for Sule, and we huve the very best facili- ties for selling them, but if you oxpect 1o buy Ol real estato At Fifty Conts on the dollar, you make a great mistake, you nnot do 0, but you cun buy at fair prices, hat leaves you & ehance Lo uiako mone: 10 monvy placed in realty Is better and safer than money placed in bank, and will bay you ten Umes Bank Interest, Remember that advertising does not pay unless you have somethiog Lo advertise that i all you clniw for it. Come and seo whit we have to offer, and what you can do with your woney 50 us 10 make you mos AMES REAL ES AGENOY, 1507 Furnam street. 2o 1 lod them a chase of many miles, unti all becoming tired, gave it up, excent Youn Eagle, the lover of Bright Star. He doclared bis determination of following the white WOIf if the chaso lod him on forever, They waited days, weoks and months for the youn it hunter's return, but the chase still led him on. Months were followed by yoars, but the chase had not yot concluded, and then the superstitions Indinus believed that the white wolf was au evil spirit and had led the detor mined young hunter to destruction, wad that for his’ ventursomeness he wus doomed to ride in the chase forever. This botief becamo deep-rooted, so deep, in fact, that Bright Star and her friends refused to beliove the report thather lover was murdered by cowboys, aud for tho good of the story, it is ‘well that the did not belleve it,while they knew that Youny Eaglo was still riding havd aftor the wolf, yet the evil one had transformed both the huntor and his pony into spirits, and in this form thev were often seen the superstitious Indians, riding on the trafl that led to no- where. - Sometimes the spirit of Eagle and his horse would fly along the praireies, and then again they would soar through the sky, but always in the same diroction and always ou the same hopeless and endios chaso aft the whito wolf, The ghostly Eagle be known as the Spirit Hunter, and_he coutd bo secn and heard by the imaginative Indians, upon almost any dark night, trot, trot, along the trail, or whiz, whiz, through' the clouds and ai The evil spirit seemed to take par- ticular delight m _compelung the spirit of Young Eagle to ride hard and furious during thunder storms, and the Indians could hear and sce in the thunder and lightning the ro port aud flash of the Spirit Hunter's gun as hie got within range of theobject of his chase, ana when the rumbling thunder and wind followed they could distinguish an evil laugh at the hunter's hopeless efforts, and the chase went on, When tho Messiah and ghost shirt craze broke out, Bright Star succeeded, to her own satisfaction, and in some inex plicAble way as- sociated the former with tho spirit of Ler lover, the ghostly rainbow chuser, and she expected somcthing to turn up-and it turned. Bright Star had _a ber and brother who were members of Big Foot's band of very hostile Indians, and when they decided to go on the warpath, she followed them, and they took up the march toward the bud lands. Thoyoung girl was a_firm boliever in the Messiah story, and one night while asleop in her father's tepee the spirit of Young Eagle came to her and told her that the Indians must be good and not fight the soldiers, or they would all be sent to the unhapp ing grounds to keep him company in his end- chase. At the same time the spirit fool- ishly told her that he would protect her and that she was bullet-proof. ~ It is suid that Bright Star the next morning rolated her ex- perience and admonished them to heed the spirit warning; but they were hungry for blood or beef and listened not to her story. When the Seventh cavalry and Lieutenant Hawthorne's detachment of artillery under Major Whiteswe overtook tho band on De- cember rested Big Foot, Bright Star again warned the [ndians not to resist, and also asked the soldiers not to harm her people or goad them into fighting. When they wero marched to the fatal gr Wounded Knee and surroundes morning by the joined f Colonel Forsythe and T\ scouts, with several Hotchkiss guns, Bright Star was in the front of her people, and watched every movement on both sides with anxiety, when theattempt was made to disarm the Indians she knew trouble was coming, but she was not concerned about herself for she had faith in the power of the Spirit Hunter to protect her, aud her thoughts were only of her peo. ple. It is said that when the first shot was fired she speang in front of her father to pro- tect him. Alas, poor deluded girl! The father was killed by a bullet that passed through the body of his daughter, and six other eruel, merei bullets pierced the body of the unfortunate girl before she fell, When that dag’s slaughter was completed Bright Star was among the wounded that were removed to the ageucy hospitals— brought here to die—for no one ever e vected that she could survive a day. she still lies upon her cot and patiently enduring the pain, and li may recover, but it will be hothing short of a iiracle, and perhaps her faith in her Spirit protector was not entirely misplaced. Bright Staris a_prophetess, She warns her people against further hostilities against the white people, for she sees that Poor Lo's fighting days are over. She observes, and not altogether without a degree of sad- ness, that the chiefs that once were mighty in council and battle are mighty no more, and the future glory of the 0r must be attaiaed at the plow or other civilized pursuits. And how true are tho observations of the Indian maiden! Of all the long line of Indian greatuess, old Red Cloud is generally regarded as the latter end, and he is .tottering upon the brink of his gruve. Macpeahieutah, as the old man is called in the Ogalalla tongue, has of late years traveled much and was' not slow to recognize the march of civilization, He told his followers that their only salvation from speedy and utter annihilation was peuce. Some of the white people of his acquaiutan have dubbed Red Cloud “‘the Indian Glad- stoue,” and recent events have shown that the title was not altogether undeserved, Red Cloud has a son, known as Juck Ied Cloud, notmore than twenty-three or twenty-four years old, who has an ambition to be a big chief and a bad Indian, and he succeeded din giving the military not a little trouble in the Iate unpleasantness. OBut he is not made of the stuff that made his old father famous, and his appearance is that of a lorse thief and gives a man the impression that he would stab an enemy in the back, but never in the breast. Then there is old chief who is the attack on Custer, now ‘“‘doing chores” around his squaw’: tepee at the agency cutting wood and carrying the baby! Aud isn't thisa fall fora once mighty chief—a warrior bold? Crow Dog ¢ rrying the baby! A fall indeed, Standing Elk was another chief that par- ticipated in the Custer massacre, aud behold himnow! A ragged civilian, dragging him- self about the agency grounds upon a pair of crutches, and wearing upon his bead an old ilk tile that locks as if it had gone through wenty bloody massacres, Ouly the othor say he parted with the last vestige or temento of his once bloody carcer, when he ald his old war bonuet to ‘a relic hunter for m.50. And this is Standing Elk, another fallen monarch! He has a son employed as a government scout, and has proven valua- bie and faithful. A daughter, who is a grad- uate of the Carlisle school, is acting as terpreter at the agency, and w that capieity by Tue Bee correspondent. Rocky Bear was another bad Indian in 1876, but a tour of civilization under Buffalo Bill and Major Burke took all the hostilivy out of him, sud now he can_be scen stalking about the agency, dressed in warm clothing, high-top boots, & long, heavy ulster over- coat and & wide-brimmed black hat, ad this is an Indian who used to delight in the sportive habiliments of our old army blankets and an eagle feather, Chief Little Wound was a hostile until a fow weels ago, when he came under the in- fluence of Miss Sickles, and his reformation was complete, Two Strike was the toughest Roman of them all, but he, oo, has utterly succumbed and his days of hostility are over, When his band of hostiles came into the ageney and saw the array of military strength, old Two Strike shood his head and grunted : *‘Indian fight no more: Indian plow.” and later when I had a talk with him through my interproter he appeared so completely subdued, that to signify his intention 1 remain av peace with the white people forever, he presented Tuw B, through its correspondent, with his old pipe, the Indian’s emblem of peace and friendliness. The warrior's decling is going on surely, resistlessly and hopelessly, and the prophecy and warning of Bright Star is in conformity with facts Corr. old Crow Dog, an credited with leading TO SMOKERS. Accumulations of mucus are especially well murked In the morning after smoking during oxening hours. and the gastric walls wre cov- red with o thick. tenaclous luyer. Food en- ng the stomach at this time wili become covered with this tenucions couting, which for a thmo protects 1t fiom the action of the gastrie ferments, and proper dlzestion pres vented. One or two of theSoden Pastilles taken in the worn) before breakfast will clear the throut and stomnch of wll wecunu- lations of mucus. Price NT'S M < . ; ™ <or ARNNS 7, OMAHA A TH: ARTESIAN WELLS SUCGESTED, A Now Water Supply for thy Arid Liad Belt of the Stat, OPINIONS OF GEOLOGISTS SET FORTH. No Reason Why Any Portion of Nas braska Shoull Not Have a Suflicient Quantity of Good Water, Oneof thy featuros of the presont agita- tion of the iregation question Is the possi- bility of the usoof artesian wolls as a means of water supply in the so-called arid regions of the wost. 8o far as this portains to No- braska it seoms quite cortain that this state may devend imphicitly to a large dogeroo on the underground water supply. The goolc cal formation of Nobraska s tiar, if tho result of caroful re- scarches and invostigations is to bo believed. The surfaco of the stato may for, comparison, beset down as a plane. From Sioux county. in the extreme northwest cor- ner of the state, to Richardson county, in the southeast cornor, this plane slopes from nearly five thousand feet abovo the sea level to only 1,000, The underlying stratanre, how- over, bentin tho form of a basin, the castern edgzes boing uptuened at a considerable anglo, while at the contor is noted a in a marked degree from the plane of the surface. o have artesian wolls in_addition to watey three other conditions are ne (1) Is a porous stratum t water, and this must bo overlaid any un- derlaid by impervious strata, %) It inust bo accessible Lo water at o height suMiciont o give a pre sure that will lusure a tlow at tho surfaco at the point of opening, () At the lower edge there must be inters posed some obstacie offoring suicient rosis- tance to prevent tho outflow of the wator, thus destroying the pressure, ATl theso con ditions aro admirably present in Nebraska, Without ~entering into a lengthy and perliaps abstruse disquisition on the sciontifio — aspects of tho case, it will euffice to say that underneath the tertiary (which lies next to the surface in Novraska), comes the crotaceous and then the carboniferous. The lower member of the cretaceous is the Dakota sand, & gravel deposit especially suitablo to rotain water, it lying between two impervious strata, I6 1s exposed to percolating water at a beight of about seven thousand feot, and is doubiless an_inexhaustible resovvoir. T is one groat drawbuck to its use, and that is near the conter of the state, it dips with the carbomferous to a depth in soms places fully 1,000 feet bolow the sea level and about four thousand foet below the surface of tho earth, This of course rendors it impr: ticablo, but it is arguod, and npt witl cause, by geologists (aimong them Pro of the state university), that there exists nu- merous.anticlinals in’ the folds of the strat which will bring the Dakota smd near cnough the surface to make it availible, The flowing wells at Lincoln, Brownville and Omaha mark the castorn artesian basin of Nebraska, and are on the castern outerop of the carboniferous In the western portion of the state, near the woestern upturn of tho cretaceous is another artesian basin, In tho northern central part of the state is still third by the result of tap- ping the This is tng busin w which N st look for water for artesiun supvly. While the flow from the wells in the” eastern basin, und in the western area on the Dakota sand s yolumin- ous und reliable, the uncertainty of reaching the Dakota sand, although it underlies the western counties eutive, places it out of con- sideration. In Nebraska at least 54,000 square milos, according to Prof. Hicks, are embraced in the catehment basin that 'contributes to the tertiary. Two and one-fourth trillions of cublo feet of water fall on this annually. This gathers in immense basio of shectwater in the various members of thetertiary group. Ordinarily these water beds can be reached by boring from forty to 400 feet. Water readily rises in theso wells, but its flow is hindered by valleys cutting off the level of the porous beds and and allowing the water to escape, preventing the genera tion of suflicient pressure, Along the line ot these valleys will be found springs. Prof, Hicks, as spocial geologist of the National agricultural depavtment, madea carcful ex- amination of the state’s resources in this line and in his exhaustive report suys : “In ovder to have flowing wells from tho tertiary rocks in western Nebraska the drill must penetrate Lo the level of porous beds cousiderably beneath the lowest valloys, There is no certainty of obtainiug a flo this should be done, but it is worth trying. The catchment avea of the tortiary is enor- mous, and all the other conditions of abun- dant subtervancan waters are fulfilled. The witer-bearing stratum is usually gravel. The tertiary has numerous and extensive beds of gravel at difforent lovels, aad this forms an ideally perfect water carrier, “The chance of Howing wells in the torti- aryis not the only consideration respecting tho supply of westorn Nebraska from supter rauean sou upposing that tho prossure shull not anywhero be found suficient to make the water rise and flow out at tho sur- face, the veins are uear enough to be within easy roach of the pump, Artificial means of raising the water have been brought to such verfect at the necessity of pumping is not an insuperable obstacle to the economio use of the water. “The supply is practically inexhaustible, Thousands of cattle are often waterod from a singlo well. Large towns obtain their sun- vl for all purposes from a singlo weil. The ngth of the undertlow is shown by the 1% also,since they arise from the cutting of tie wator. beaving bads by the erosion of the valleys. Fort Robinson requiros 50,000 gailons of water daiiy for its garrison. This is supplied from a single spring without seeming to exhaust one-half of its capcity, Another spring on the military reservation near Crawford flows at the rate of 9,000 gallons -per day. The big spring on the North Loup, in Blaiue county, risos from the bottom of the river with such force s to make a I dome-shaped elevation in the current. “Another evidenco of the vast amouut of the underflow 1s the constant and large vol- ume of rivers in the region of tertiary rocks, The Loup rivers carry a great amount of water and never rise or fall much in the wet- testor dryest weather, That they aro fod by tho underflow 15 apparent from the numer- ous springs at their sources and atmany points along their vatleys. The sandhilly Are great reservoirs of moistura. Phe rain falling upon them sinks at ouca to such depths ns to bo practically out of reach of evaporation, and thenco feeds the springs ana rivers. The lagoons on the tablo lands also collect much uinisturs and deliver it to the underfiow. There are about forty flowine wells in Holt county which obtain their supply from rocks ‘still newer than tho tertiary. They rance from forty to 185 feet in depth, The water rises thirty feet above tho surface in some cases aud flows at the rate of twelve and oue-half gallons per minute, “The underflow in the valleys of the larga rivers is a striking phenomen ‘The invisible Platte is greater than the visible, and its waters are_ purer because they have passed throngh a natural filter composed of miles of sund and gravel. The towns and cities i the valley of the Platte are supplied from the buried river which flows bencath their sit The quality is_excellent and the quantity in- exhaustible. The question of possible co tamination from the surfaco should not bo overlooked in the location of the wells.” This encourages the belief that o menns will yet be devised to make available the im- menso rainfall of the state, which now is ‘al- lowed to drain away through the sub-strata of the state, and use it for the natural pure poso of aiding in_erowing crops, Artesian wells are not the least importaut foature of irrigation, and the local zoological features of overy community removed from an ubundant supply of surface water, should be carefully considered. A study may develop the fact that @ plentiful water supply lies not far bo- neath the surface, and can be reached for a very small expense, - Miss Bessie H. Bedloo of Burlington, Vt., had a disease of the scalp which caused her hair to become yery harsh and ary and to fall 5o froely she “scarcely daved comb fu Ayor's Halr Vigor gave Ler a healthy scalp, and made the halr beautifully thick sund glossy. poca