Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1891, Page 7

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ALl ndvertisements uncer the head of pecial Notices™ are published in both he mornnz and evening editionsof THE BEE, the circulation of which acgregntes more th £0.000 papers dally, and gives the advertiser the benefit not only of the large circulation o nE BEE In Omaha, but also in Councll Blufs, ncoln and other ofties and towns ‘n the west BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columne wi' @ taken on the ntove conditions, at the filowing busi ness houses who are authorized to take apecial notices. nt the same rates as can be had at the - maln office. 'Vf)l'TH OMAHA BRANCH CFFICE o A 2023 N. Ftreet, Lister Block. - JONN W. BELL. Pharmacst, 11th & Mason o treoet gl ('NASE & EDDY, Etationers und Printer / 113 Bouth 16th street. iy ’q H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmaclst, 2115 e Cuming street - “J. HUGHES, Pharmacist, (26 North 16th -, W sireot. YEO, W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1715 Leaven- T worth stroet. FIUGHES PIARMACY H SITUATIONS WANTED. Forrates, ete.. sectop of first column on this prge JITUATION wanted by a zood bread and cnko haker, 15 years' expe isnce. Address atonce, ES M. Miller, Groenleaf, Kun. M743 12% Situntion as assistant book- per, clerk or ger office work. Best of referonces, Address. P 3, Bee. ting rooms are always full from 9 . m. to6 p. m. Canadian ployment. office, BH% S, 15th, Telaphone 884, 243 JPROFESSIONAL nurse. Mrs. & E. Bouton. 1813 Cass street, Omah. 6130 WANTED—MALE HELP. For'rates, efe., seetop of first column on this page. jue i‘Tl\\ TED-Atonce, architoctural drat man, good at detall and construction. Ap- 1y W. If. Alford manazer, I. Hodeson, jr. Brown block, 16th and Douglas stree {ENERAT agents and canvassers looking for a pormanent y-making business, no competition, should secure the sale of the atent adjustable shoe. Address with stamp, Sonsolidated Shoe Co., Salem. Mass. NM717 22 ANTED—Salesman traveling from Omaha o handlo “Maglc™ pocket cigar lightor. atme, nickel and penny self-rexistering banks. Excellent side line. Liberal commission. N. Specialty Co., Bee building, M 67 1 316, money solling the lifo of P.T. Burnum, only 3050, Agents wanted. Amerionn Book Co.,,New York Life building,Omaha, l‘”..) k& y9 W ANTED—A tinner who 1s & good tubn player, salary 810 per weeki must be 00d strong player. Writo at once to A, H. Soater, lobron, Nob. 0511 TANTED—A good moulder for architeo- tural work. 'Noother need appiy. Hast- ings Tron Works, Hastinzs, Neb. ki RENTAL AGENCY, _nen (0w of firat eotumm on this sam H, F COLE rontal agency, Continontal bk FOR RENT tHOUSES. ] For rales, ete.,4eetop of Arat column on this pd YR RENT—Elegant 10-room brick houso cor. 0th and Hurt st ments apoly to J. H Parrotte, 8. E. cor 16th and STORAGE. Yor rates, ete., seetop of first column on thw page. YOR RENT=10-roon od, modern [mproven . seetop of EST storage building In Omaha, govern- 1 warehouse: ho lowest rates. ohold goods ROOM house with barn; desirabie lo- kg A Beard Bros., 1410 t storage for furniture. utter, 801 N. Y JWells, 1111 Farnam streot. JTORAGE of household goods: sly stored, terms weo also Store stoves during the sum them from the houses and deliver Al fn good trim, hi Stove Rep B Dplace, priv excopt furna man avenue moto them in the =Fi Douglas, On --Five rooms and stable south 14th stroet. LDEST, choapest and best storage house in olty. Willlums & Cross, 1214 Harnoy streat, with all modern fmprovements, WANTED—TO BUY, e top of Airst column on this page. 2022 Harney. auiro A, H. Gladstone, 1310 Douglas strect. [OR RENT. For rates, ete. ANTED—Piatform s 1,04 pounds correctly. sized burglar proof safe in good _condition, all sh. Stato size and prive. o es to _welgh 600 to houss, with all Also medium oments, 1 block modern {mpro nut Hill motor, $25. Thoeo, Olsen, 24 N. Y. Life. ANTED—To buy on bout 7 rooms and falr sized Addrosa P31, Boo office. nveniencos, #35; Asy payments H. E. Cole, 6'Con - ROOM brick house, all TFOK RENT paved street and Sm cottage noar > a . Dot ANTED —1'0 buy somo good second-hand show cases. H. C. Moses, 1114 How To buy good residence lot or house and lot, or several Jots located so as to make a good buflding sight, must first class residence answering this shou Bundy & Co., 1614 Capitol a QOR RENT - Furnished 5 the summer: desirable Address 050, B room cottage for part of the city. d give full description of o — property, lowest Lrice, torms, whother incum- you wish torent n house or store see H. 10 1€ 80 how niuch, le, Continentul blook. Vory desirable 019, Bee office, [t “you havo any old_clothes to sell let me now by Muil, S. I3th stroe 907 N. Y. Life. Inquire 2520 Capitol avenuc. “FOR SALE—FURNITURE of furniture, 2319 Luthropo streot. veniences: In perfect order; new, very che athan Shelton, NOR SALE—Furniture of ¢ eheap. House for rent. Inquire 1023 Dodge FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS HOLD furniture, band, for salo on bofore purchasin For rates. ete., seetop of first column on this page. street, 3d floor. Howard streof (OR SALE—At a greuat sacrifice, elegant shold furniture. fine carriage toam. carriages, sleigh, harness and robes, also fing . Hanscor, 1824 Douglas st. ant rooms, turnished or M 6oz 11s | and good board. WM Situations for good girls; my | QURNISHED room for rent, Quraished rooms, 119 8. 25t street. did nelghborhood. FOR RENT—Nicoly furnished room. 0 Hariey street. FOR SALE—HORSES WAGONS ETC. Forrates, cte.,sce top of first column on this page. {OR SALE—A nearly new first class covared delivery wagou for butcher or grocer. soy, South Uniaha. OR SALE—Sorrel horse perfectly gentle, Referenco re TAOR RENT—I nicely furnfshed room, mod- d floor, $10; must have Mrs. H. C. Moses, 2238 Farnam. ern convenience Owner leav- BUSINESS.CHANCES, ete.. seetop of Jupt eolumn 0 & practionl printfe with 00 ¢ oponing 18 .,m\mg‘ offico. . ]nnu'.-n}u,w 1000 sfhek In_ bost Wyomin, oll company; muke ‘an offer. Address 38, Bee. M7 12 WWANTED-To horesw 81500 for 2 nnd ars. Good sbeond mortgage Addross P 7 Bee. VW ANTED-Hustien with #2550 to &, take Intorest IFNCw ontorpriso. No op- position. Blz money., Address, P 2 Bee. M 604 11 "\\',\,\'n D—Partnod With 800 or 88 0 to start pool room and CIE4E store. Address. I . Beo office. Mo 114 VWANTED-A man o take a half fnterost in a livery. boarding and suie stable. A fine chanco for the right man. Address P, 10, oo Mb0d 138 VW ANTED-Durtios having money to lonn on reql estate to correspond with ¢ Paul, 1609 Farnam street. Mo27 13 QR SALE-A first class, weil ostabiish od butcher business in this city. Fino fixtures and good cash trade. To anyono meaning business here Is an excellent chi Must bo sold In noxt sisty days. M. A. Upton Co. Beo bullding. M0 OR SALE—Furniture and undertaking business In good town, with or without store bullding: part cash,'balance gilt cdge eur roul estate; involces about 31,000, Box 842 Lincoln. 25 (LEA ral stook of merchandise for J furn Box 203, Iranktort, Ind, 760-4 I OTEL men take notice. Do you want n ood business? Buy_the Comimerclal, the teading hotel at Broken Bow, Neb. 400 1.0 SCUHEMES to Make Monoy. is tho titlo of our new book, contalning ten logitimite and honorable schemes for making monoy on small capital; exposes tricks and swindling 1n business; gives hints and advice that may be worth thousands of dollars to you, The schemes are so clearly explained any ordinary person ean understand them. 1t wiil glve you , ald you In planning other deals able you'to grasp future opportunities. Sent prepala for 81 American Book Co. Omaha, Neb, Mi20 J % MONEY TO LOAN—R=AL ESTAIE Forratea, ete.. seetop of first colwmmn on this pags SECOND mortezage loans from £00 to 10,000 Alex Moore, 401 Beo building. Ses (Wlffi' 1 first_mortzaze loans. Richard )0, Patterson, 007 New York Li 674 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1801 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. For rates, ete., vea top of frst column on tels p 18 | 0T SATE-A baeicwing pluce, South Omaha, yery | paidy good Investment. Address P10, Bog J ATS NOW Fin .M. Power, room Chamber of Com M 603 1 ], J: GIBSON, wolo agent Kountzo pl . room 3, Crelghton bloek. Mosi POR SALE.-Farm ndjoining city of Bial Neb. H. W. McBride M505 )2 OR SALE--22-toot lot with brick bullding on Dodge near 12th, prico $,001.00, J. R, Shaw, 123 Lowe avenuc YORNER on 24th streot South Om /had at a bargain—some trade might be taken, If some cash. Hutchinson & Wead, 1524 Douglas. 723-12 OWEST rates on real estate loans. ACusweoll, 516 N, Y. Life. ( 1 OT 0. block 0. Shulls 2nd, $£2.201.00. Sewe id for. Call at once, O. I, Harrlson, Now York Laf 708-30 -1 ol SALE—Chofce lots in Dundee Place, JOR South Ginahia roperty, Tuisinoss, track- ago oF residance, g0t tha lerdin e e sa ra In South Omaha, Ed Johuston Co., cor. 24th and M8 MIVE-room houses in Orohard Il 81,50 oach on_monthly paymonts. Thomus K. Hall, 311 Paxton blk. 237 NOR SALE—A fine fmproved farm of 200 ncres; 100 under cultivation; shade troos; nit, windmill, 100 mile west of Omahu 033 G 48, Boo, S, ROBBINS,roal ostate, 105N, Y. Lify bldg 246) 8% OR SALE—Elégant homes on monts, Wil build any pric sult yo Ringor, 151 Farnam, 207- L chieap, oasy payments: 11-story new 6-room _house. with bath, cell fuil lot. N. helton. 1614 Farn: DOR SAL b workingmon only (spe lators need not apply) on tinie or monthly puyments a neat cottago at less than uctual vulue, Tnsiae property, only oune block to electrie 1ine. Tnquire at room 202, Omaha National bank building MG —_ PATENT SOLICITORS, Forrates,. ete.scotopof first coumn on this pag INT lawyers and solicitors. G.W.Sues & ., Beo buifaiag, Omaha. Branch office at gton. D, O, Consultation froe. 20 PAWN BROKERS. W\'vnn'l"«.-m wnted, long or short_timo. M Georgze G. W i0J. ). Brown build- ing, 16th and Doug 581 T(3]\x~m de at low rates on clty property. AW, M. Harr frenzer block, opp. P ¢ OB & G0 Anthony, 318 N, Lico building, slend money on farms In choice counties in braska and Towa. also on good Omahu resi- dence propertys: lowest rates; best termsi no delay: money ready. Titlesand valucs passed on ho 1 UILDING loans b to 7 per cent; no addi- tlonal charges for commission or attorney’s fees, W. . Mofkle, FirstNational bauk bidg 276 {OR SALE—Ladics' phaeton, nearly now, SANT roons with private family fc 5 M 08 Tnquird at Burk Ave, “Livery tlemon, 240§ Cass st. JOR RENT—A desirable frant room nicely | by o g e e e onfes suitable for children that Ladalay ) they can sell cheap. Apply at their office at ADIES or gontl N 7 dturnisned rooms, singtle or en suite. please call at 20 N 1 Lec « wich- ols, stable 5th and Leave andy road wagon. Can be seen WO or three nice rooms for housckeepin 154h stroet, fa T roon 4 Boo bullding, 11 N 15th street. flat 534 N. 21st, nen ~ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Forrates, ete., seetop of first columy on this page, NISHED rooms. JOR RENT—Nicely furn shed rooms in pri- toy, se of firat, totum) YOR SALE—An elegant fire proof safe with A CINCELIYLY burglar chest. Phil Stimmel, 911 Jon around buildi street, Omaha, N front room, 1701 Uapitol ave. MazoHoont big sacrifice. after7 o'clock evenings prizht plano at a 9 UulflwullM!AL. NT—Furnished rooms, 1607 Douglas. VWWANTED—3 news agents, zood roms for £ood men.” Apply in prrson; no ationtion patd to letters. K. R. News Co., Lincoln, Neb. 210 * YN ANTED—Snlesmen and salesladles avery- where, on salary or commlission, Call or + addross MeQuiston Mfg. Co.. room 33, Barker k. pIGTERE Dafry. J.F. Hoch, 061 10% blool SR s W ANTED-2 first-class milkors. Ames Ave, W ANTED—Orzanizers by the Fricndly Ald Society. Pays Its membors $100 every glx month’ Hus paid E30.000 fn benofits eserve and benefit fund held in trust by the stato of Mussuchusetts. Terms liberal.” Ad- dress Friondly Ald Sooloty, Waithaum, Masa, M50 V 7ANTED—At Grand Island and Norfolk, gative young men and’ boys'to werl I beot fields. J. G. Hamiiton, Secy, — Magr 11 VWANTED — Tenmsters, shovolors —and trackmen for work in Wyoming and South Dakota, Albright Labor Ager Farnam street. alesmion on Son £ dlo the n ink erasing pencil; the greatest selling nov ¥ over produced:’ erases inl thoroughly in T\ secondsi no abrasion of paper: 200 to 50 er cent. profit; ono agent’s sales wmounted 0 3.0 in siX duys: another 82 in two hours. We wint one general agent for ¢ o und territory. For te! and full particulars, ad- <grossuiio Monroo Erusor Mg, Co., Lu Crosse, . U7 WANTED—FEMALE HELP, ¥ Forvates. cte.. sce top of first column on this page. VW ANTED “First clys dressuiker (o tuko genoral responsibility of work. None othor than first class need apply. Answer tmmedintely. Lock box 166, llnh(m;&r. Neb. M 7411 W ANTED=Whito glrl for genoral hou waork, 2220 Spruce st. T05-10% Wa NTBD—Girl for general housework, 24 N 17th stroot. GIRL wanted for gonoral housowork huif Howard, X “{A 'PED--A good fomnle ment and pastry cook. Good wages and perninent Situn- tlon. ~ Adidress, M. H. Judd, New Logan, Lyons eb, kt JIRL wanted for general housework XShorman ave. Mrs, J. M. Couns W ANTE [ good roferences at k one block east of Brownell hall. 7 ANTED-Girl to take care of ehildren or 4815t ut housowork at 611 N 17th St. 671-10* VWANIED-Girl for genoral housow ood wages patd, 3 in family. Inquire 514 B 28th stre 064 WANPED-@Irl for goneral house work, ISIL S, 15th street. Mold FOR RENT—HOUSES. For 1 7 hre s o I8 vieg POR RENT—Corner flat, six outside rooms also roows suitsble for office and living T00 Roforonces required. Wright & Las- bury, 10601 Howard, FPWO 0-room new briok bouses, Hurnoy stroet. Smeaton & Allen, 16 nam strogt., barn, olty North 24l st, due east For 812 per wonth, Apply immediatoly uoross tho streot. M 61 Mary's avenue. 519 DOR RENT —4-room cottage with barn; part furnituro for sale, 1723 8, Uth st. 15 =room house with all wodern fmprovements and barn; fine location for & puysloian. J. 1. Parroite rontul ixoncy 12 "JPOR RENT—Cheap. Fight-room furnished | house, on mOtor e lurge shudy yird; Bood Larn. Macleod, 915 N. Y. Lite. Ti-14 | TOOM Tiouse, nice yard, shade trees, city | Jund cistern water, slegant ne/ghtorhood, 2 bloeks from stroet cars, 1411 S, 7th avenu Bell's pharmacy, cor. 1ith and Muson l“()l( RENT-Large number of houses, stores, flats, ote,#5.00 por month and up. Now 18t of each month. George J. Paul, 1000 ‘arnam streot. S’rmil beated_medern flat South 16th, E. F Ringer, 1519 “MISCELLANEOUS. For rates, etc.. see Lop of firat column on this page, ploasant front room 1n private fa 1ly for gentle: WO _or four rooms, light housekeeping, NOIc e som ASSAGE troatment.o and hair treatment. mu chiropodist. Mrs. Post,310% S. ro ai rooms, single or ensulte. 5th, Withnoll blk. South 20h st. FURNISHED ROCMS AND BOARD. For rates, etc., seetop of first column on this page, PHOLSTERING and also furniture repaired. son. 1136 North 18th st. TARNING—Understanding that irrespon- sible plano tuners are traveling through the state as being in our employ or represent- ing us, we would warn the public to boware ot them unless they can show proper croden- or & Bro. Oo.,largest und, ouse In the wost, URNITURE bought, sold, Stor ed. 1111 Farnam streot, ANDSOME suite of rooms with bourd, 1822 Chleago street. URNISHED room with hoard, gas and bath for 2 gentlomen, #20 each per month; refer- 611 North 15t FJOOR RENT—T0 gentlomen, a large nicely turnished front room with and bay window. rellable music larze alcove All modern convenionces, amily; with board. REAT bargains in all kinds of Jewclry ana silverware on account of the rocent son, Furnan and Uth streots, TVIONEY to loan on improved city proporty A¥Lat current rates: funds on hand: no de- lay. Geo. . Blust & Co..273 Ramge bldg. 274 JPRIVATE money to_loan. J. D. Zittle, 014 N. Y. Life. i ORTGAGE loans wanted. McCague In- vestment company; 213 DMONEY toloun on Omaha vroporty. Fidgl- ity Trust company, 1614 Farnam. TFOASTERN money to loan at very low ra H. B. Trey, 205 N. Y. Lifo JIMBALL, Champ & Ryan K make loans on improved city property at lowest rates 1205 ‘nam stroet 417 HEAP Money—Phila. Mortgage and Trust Co., wants gilt qdge loans. Geo. W. P. \tes, representative, 1 Board Trade. 281 MOSEY toloan on Glby property or eastorn Nebraska farms.: 4 £, Kingor, 1510 I . MONEY TO LOA‘ N. For rates, ete., of first columi on MONE T, Masters on chattol VL cotlatoral soc any timo fron 1 to 12 wonths, In any amount o suit bor- rowe Louns made on household zoods, pianos, or- 15, horses, mules, houses, leascs, warchouso Tocelpts. 6. at the lowest rates possible without publicity or removal of property. My loans are so arranged that you can make 1 pityment of any amount at any time and ro- duca both principal and interest. It you owaa balunce on your meoparty or haven loan that you want changed I will pay it off and carry it for you. 1€ you find it more convenient call up telephono 1620 und your business will ho arranged at homo. Money always on hand. No delay. No pub- licity. Lowest rates, B. I, Masters, Room 4, Withnell bik, 15th and Harncy sts, g0 NICELY furnishod front room and board 2011 Harnoy street. CLAIRVOYANI. : Forrates, ete., see top of first column onthis pige. i g T—Neatly furnished rooms with Lourd, 2019 Oaliforuln st. DLEASANT furnishod very desirable location. 'T satisfaction and:cheapest or no Mrs. Stever, 405 N. 10th street, Srd N FONEY to loan on chattlo sccurity. No publioity. Address Bee. P2 M56S 1 V{ONEY 1o loan on horses,wagons. furniture, Dlanos At'al saourity. Businessstrict: iy confidentiul, Krod Terry.room & ltumgo blle g Medium’ and real ustrologer at 522 N, 10th streot. $100.00 to e who can equal nt and future o e 10 and see Prof, \ ESIRABLE second floor. rooms. either fur- nished or unturnished, and board at the 116 N, 25th str. OOMS and board at young women's honio, 100 8, 17uh st RNISHED rooms with first class board, ROOMS an ARGE front corner room, hundsomely fur- Inished; also amuller ones; irst-class bou telling past, ausing speedy warriages, ted togethor, advice Is invaluable. n full, #sks no qu any description| Satisfaction give ness affairs his E—Madam Delzer, ever 010 S. 13th Jarson, born with a dauble veil, dunghter of the sunny south Is the won- der of the world in telling past, OURNISHED rooms,bourd, Come and seo her 607 FPYHE st Clair Europenn hote! make low rates for rooms by or month with or without bo: V. Warren, clairvoyant, trance writing and reliable business medium, four years in Omaha, 119 N, 1ith, 200 T, palmist fortuno teller, tells past and future from lines of the hand in E\l]l(NlSllEll rooms A‘uul board, 1023 II;J! ) old gypsy way; ladies only; feo 8 FORRENT—ROGMS UNFURNISHED For rates, ete., see top of firstoolumn on this pigs FEREONALS, For rates, etc.. see top of first column on this pags IRST floor private house; yard and shad . 16th stroot. 5 i DERSONAL—A lady with rofereneva woukd lessons in exchange Address P15, Boe office. ORRESPOND for muusement, or matHmony. {OR RENT—Find, small family apurtn ull outside rooniss improvements. Inguire 836 Paxton Like to give locality. ‘model The best correspondence urticuinrs in plain sealed enyelg Look Box #26, Omaha. V, modern und most desirable i the oty Three or four room suites.8158, 22nd street. BOARDING. Forrates, te., seetop of Arst column on this pige. OARDING=Table bourd, fora few gont with or without room SAGE, BATHS ETG For rates, ete., see top of first column on this pige. SSAGE baths ot Madim Smith's parlors: Hhth &R KBS 3 tloor. 420 § 15t strovt. N E—Madam Delzier, AY boarders sollcited at 901 Dodge stroot, goo¢ board, niee rooms, modern cony IS8 STOWE, musseuso, oleotrivtan, Ramze block. LE FOR RENT—STORES & OFFICES For rates, etc MUSIC ART AND LANGUAGE, seetop of frst column on this pags Gellenheok, toncner; of the banjo Xwith Hospe, 1 OR RENT—Tho 4-story brick buildin or without pawer, formerly oeupied by the Bee Publishing Co., 415 Parnai st. ing hus n firoproof con ating Axtures, ete. Apply ut the office of The Be FORE buying a pluno_exaimine tho now scale Kitabail plano. A. Hospe.131: Desk room or part of odice; hom on Farnu 01 Beo bld'g, 9 t0 10, m, aud 4 €0 5 p. i, For rates, ete, - e W WIth hiorns, Fan tore, good stand, awiy 0n evening decupied ax reward If returned to B, Kebfeld, 442 8, 2ith ¥ = RA_ ED—Biz bay | Irru.llmu bs.; String- ENT—1n She “Inder ploaso notit T=ln 8l or. 11th and Nicholas street, Inquire of J. B nalted in hi K. Irvin, Shenandoah, ST—June 7, six-year-old oo please notity Jespersen Bros, st.bet,10th & 1ith R RENOVA " For rates, ele, setop,of Arst column on (hia pag. OR RENT—Tho in#, 1110 Douglas strout, suitable for whole- rposus, 8110 por moath. ani, 1303 Dotiglus stroet. EAM foather washer: beds, bioks and pil- lows washed; feathers bought. Mail'oz- Work eallvd for and de- dors premptly filied 1 on, 318t and Frankiin | _FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, OR RENT—9-room bouse, modern conven- | For rates, ete., lonoes. %624 Davenport street. Inquire | [ % Davenport street. POR RENT—Brick house. eloven rooms, | ory couvenlence. Apply on premises, wrtzlunde, $th and Capltol avenue. Masi ue seatop o/ first column on thie pias DRESSMAKING. or rotes, ete., seetop of first colimn on this page ARDEN farm to rent. 1GH class aressmaking. Evenin and wedding trousesu WILL take horsos In pastures of %00 acre 5 and style warrun od perfoct K G. Maxwall, Ohaffeo farm, 3 wilos s, w. of Bouth Omaha, near Sarpy wills Bumge blook, roowm &2 ONEY on furniture, horses. ete ¥ Mortgage Oo.. room 28 Sheely block. M234 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Forrates, ete.,sectop of Airst column on this page NHATTEL bank, 319 S, 13th st., Ioans ma on chattels or collatoral at reasonable rates ONEY loaned on furniture. live stoc from 110 # months, without publicity; lowest rates. Duff Green, room 20, Continen- tal block. 210 )21 (CUATTEL lons at lowest ratos. o) York Life buildinz. R. A. Morris. FOR EXCHANGE. Forrates, ete., seetop of first column on this pige LEAR land to_exchange for mdse, Box J 8 Shionandoah, 1a. Mot JFRED Mohile, 8. E. cor. Farnam and 11th. 201 FOR RENT—WAREHOU SE. 988 ST()IJ&‘r(K)m! At707 and 700 Sou th 10th,stenm heated. "E. K. Ringor, 110 Farnam. PATTERNS AND MODELS. R, SANDERSON, corner 1ith and Juckson WHAT TYPEWRIL Are you open to conviction? [fs candidly our machine. Don't repeat to your- self what Is told you. Investizate, and your own opinfon' will be of some value. If you wish expert opinlon do not consult interested competitors. Send for illustrated catalozue glving full description of the Smith Premicr Ty pu-writer The Smith Premicr Type Writer Co,, F. H. MAYHEW, Manager, 16094 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. ray, Cor,14th and Farney, {sthe most substantially constructed Hotel Building in Omaha. Several heavy brick fire walls running from basenient to roof. All the ceilings and th Asbestos fire proof making it impossible to b quick, Fireescapes and fire ala, throughout the building. Steam heat, hot and cold water and sunshin wpassed any. B. SILLOWAY, Prop. FRENCH SPECIFIC., ITIVE and permanent for all al-‘%‘-’filn SINA’RY RGcA sE. Cures where othortreatmentfaiis, Full directions with each botile. Price, one dollar, Seo signature of E. L ale By All Drugglsts. H OUSE and lotelear to exchanzo for vacant property. G.J. Cuswoll, 816 N. V. Lite. [EES V HAT have you to exchans write full particulurs. Alex. Moore, 401 Boo butldin 0 NOR EXCHANGE—Gold wateh for dolivery wagon. ty bleyole as part payment on plano.” #1,500 stovk hoots and - shoes for_good property.” Address P i, Boe. i-100 {OR EXCHANGE—#,000 equity in Omaha residence for [owa farm, busiiiess block or merchandlse, Address E 7, Bee, Councll Blufrs, | M G4 12 T ONSES for lots, 403 Brown h\nl-nrluu'-‘ 0Ty5 Qriore ot general wercnundise and store ing near Des Sloines Lo ex- change for 4 cash and Improved farm in storn Towi or southeaste aski. Goods involce 8,000; build 300 Addross T, K. Putt Vandalia, M4 Jture never fails Lo give Worch casost fisres Gome %3 the most shepticat. Price, 2 8100, of Toragalys o byl sumi r{i@'m 1 ! DR. X SOHIPFMANN, t. Paul, Min~ Suffering from tho effects of youthful errori early decay, wasting weaknoss, lost manhood, etc. Iwl 'a vajuablo trontise (waled) coutaining full particulars for home cure, FREE of charga Joniia medical work ; should bo read by overy ‘who dobilitated. Addrers Conn HWMA CURED ! B0 AT AT [MndIor it os slon Wi, . SHEIWOOD, & Now York SCHOOL OF [Firg i, Omitar Nob. TELEGRAPHY. U\ NGE—Cy Hanscom nd fivo otner #6bd lots for Chicago residouco property. Address C 40, Beg. ) M 183 7 20 Vv TANTED—To tradf piano for a family horse and 1ight phagton buggy. A. Hospe. 1513 Douglas. e 735 FOR SALE ISTATE. Forrates, ete., see top of{ It column on this pige FPYWO elozant housos, #ith larzo east front Iot T9x150 feet, on dig of the finest strects in the city. Splendid”naighborl ood. houses havo” all”modorn ifiprovements.” turnace, bath, hot und cold Wager, cistern, ete, lurgo barn with city water attll sewer connection. Everything In first-ol48& condition. Price. sl Property wiil ¥t an winual incomo of 31,500 Will” sell tako & moderato amount of real estate in‘payment. George N. Hicks, agont, N. Y. Life bidg. M DLEGANT modern bullt elght ro Utianscom place. All convenlences, § did neighborhood. Big bargain. Hicks, N Lifo blag. M7ty THY pay 8,000 or .00 foru Louse and amall fot when Yol eun buy ton beauti- cros. splendidly adupted for a nice home and gardens for the suie money, Remembor o8 will plat 52 bosutiful 1ots that will ring #500 oach with the olty's growth. Call and see the choice burgains we offer in_ no property. Hicks, N. Y. Life bldg. M7t TPOR SALE—Host burgain in tho olty: houss built for myself 3 yoars ugo: full lot.splen- Jid barn for 2 horses, on 20th st. near Walnut Hill motor; will move in1or 2 months: very ousy terms. Theo. Olsen, 204 N, Y, Lifo, 584 14 (OR SALE—Two lots improved with con- venient houses; close to business: u fe minutes walk from fine scnools, colloges F Curs; O both of them ot W great ureain for oush oron easy puyments. Title orfect. Willls M. Yates Nebraska National PAY FOR POST-MORKRTEMS, Attorney Mahoney Tninks the County Lound to Setule, The county commissioners held an ad- journed meeting yesterday afternoon ana or- dered the laying of 600 yards of sod at the poor farm at a cost not excoeding § cents per yard, County. Attorney Mahoney furnished an opinion on the bill'of §i5 of ~ Dr. McManigal for holding ten post-mortem examinations. The elaim is now in judgment, and the at- toruey thinks it would bo unwise to appeal to the supreme court, as there is an implied contract that the county shall pay 25 for oach post-mortem ordered by the coron or. Dr. Birney cures catarrn, Bee bldg e Federal Court Notes, John Chapman, a farmer from the western part of the state, was arranged in the Unitea States court {'oslrrduy, charged with per- jury. He pleaded not guilty It is charged that Chuapman testified as a witness in & land case in the Chadron lana office that oue John Squibb had never sold or offered for sale a tain tract of land to which ho asked a title, whereas, in fact, the land had already been 'sold to Chapman, Lars Hansen, a saloonkeeper in the nelgh- borhood of the 'Union depot, was arralgned on a charge of selling beor to & party of In- dians. * He pieaded guilty and wus fined und costs and was remandad to the custody of the marshal for oue day, Georgo W. Barker of Iichardson county Ymmu uilty of selling liquor without & icense and was fined $25 and costs Judge Dundy discharged the petit jury for the term and will bear ‘motions and’ equity 722 | cases for Lhe balance of the torm. 16 MARKET, 10 MAR: KET, 4D WHRT SHaLl WE BUY ? SOME BeANS AND SOME BARLEY, SOME RICE AND SOME RYE. BUT NEVER MIND THOSE IF Yo'l ONLY BE SURE AND REMEMBER SOME 3~ SHTA CLAUS SORP N.K FreAiK & €., CHICAGO, Pk 1 fc _ALL GROCERS KEEPIT: X< X EVERV HOUSEWIFE WANTS IT. 7! CONTEMPLATING CHANGES, Army “Divisions” May Bo Abolishel with These Results, Chicago papers have recently opened up the old question of doing away with the “divisions™ of the army and placing the var- fous departments in divect communication with tho secretary of war instead of haviug division comman iers. This matter has been discussed many timos before and thors aro whisporings about Washington to the effect that it may be taken up againby the secretary of scheme may be adopted. “I1 the secrotary of war should see it to break up the divisions,” said a prominent army official yosterday, “in all probability General Miles would go back to California and take command of the dopart- ment of the Pacific. The departments of tho Columbia and the Pacific could “be joined and make one very wood departmont. It is now quito generally conceded that General Kautz will not go to Dakota, for be will bo retired next January, and he has considerable work on hand 1n connection with the superintendency of small arms practice that will require most of his timo between now and the date of his re- tirement. “Should General Miles be sent to Califor- nia General Ruger would probably bo sent back to the department’ of Dakota with — headquartrs either at St. Paul or Chicago. Chicago is now the headquarters of the division of Missourt. If tho divisions were broken up Chicago would have to get the department headquarters away from St. Paul or be left in the cold so far ‘as headquarters ofticers would be con- cerned. St. Louis would undoubtedly retain the headquarters for the department of Mis- souri. General Howard would probably bo placed in command of the department of the Atlantic when that apparently useless divis- ion had beon broken up. Tins arrangement would provide for all the major generals and all the brigadier generals, and would no doubt bo a more convenient method of handling the army than thatin vogue at prpent.” "84 s pring Medicine. The popftizisty which Hood's Sarsaparilla has gained as a Spring medicine is wonderfu It possesses just those ciements of health- giving, blood-puritying and appetite-restoring which everybody séems to need at this season. Do nov continue in a dull tived, unsatisfactory condition whon you may be so much henefited by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Iv purifies the blood and makes the weak strong. AR iy Decision in - Favor of the Chicago Milwaukce & St. Paul Ry. The new Palice sleeping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry., with electric lights in every berth, will continue to leave the Union depot, Omaha, at 6:20 p. m., daily. Passongers taking this train avoid transfer at Coun- cil Bluffs, and arrive in Chicago at 9:30 a. m., in ample time to make all eastern connections. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam street. F. A. NasH, J. E. PRESTON, General Agent City Passenger Agent. GAMBLERS DISMISSED. Judge Helsley Follows: the District Court Precedent. The gambling cases against Kennedy, Bio- bens, Morrison, Donnelly and White were dismissed today by Judge Helsley, who held that in view of tho decision of the district court in the case against Price and Gelser it would be uscless to bmd over any of the above named defendants. *“The caso against. Price and Geiser,"” declared the judge, *‘was strouger than any of tho others now before me, and if a conviction could not be secured in that it certainly could not be in these, I donot proposo to necdlessly suddly the ex- pense of a trial on tho county, and the de- fendants ave therefore discharged.” o Sickness Among Childre: especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, bt 18 largoly avoldod by glving proper nourishment and wholesome- food. The most successful and roliable of all is the Gail Borden **Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your druggist and grocer keep it. -~ New Line to Des Moines. Commencing Sunday, May 31, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will establish a through line of sleeping cars between Sioux City and Des Moines via Madrid. Passengers from Omaha undthe west can leave Omaha at 6:20 p. m., secure sleeping car accommodations and arrive in Des Moines at 6 a, m. Re- turning, leave Des Moines 9:40 p, m., arvive Omahu 9:46 . m., Diuing cars on both trains. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam street. F. A, NASH, Gen. Agt. J. E. PRESTON, City Pass. Agt. Ballington Booth's Coming. Commissioner Ballington Booth, the son of General William Booth, the author of “Darkest England,’ and founder of the Sal- vation Army, will dehvor an address in Boyd's opera house on Monday evening next, Arrangements are being made for the vroper reception of the commissioner, who will ar- rive in Council Bluffs at 5:50 p. m. on next Monday. A delogation numbering some one hundred persons, comprising members of the Salvation army and Christians of other de- nominations, will go over to tha Bluffs to meet the commissioner and escort him to this city, He will be accompanied by his wife and Major Keppel and wife, who have charge of the Jowa, Dakota, Montana and Nebraska division of the Sulvation army, There will also bo with them a number of ofticers and a brass band, - - Sarsaparilla belongs to the smilax family of s, and is found vory generally over the ican continent; but the variety that is vichest in medicinal' properties is the Hon- duras root, of which the fawous Ayer's Sar- saparilla 13 made, et Ortlinatior Mr. John A, Williams, who has recently graduated with high distingtion at Faribault, wili be ordained deacon by Rt. iev. Bishop Worthington at St. Barnabas church today at 10:30 am, He will be appoluted to minister to the people of nis own color who are organized as St. Philip's wmis- sion, In this city, Mr, Willlams' whole course of study at college has been of a eharcter to foster bright expectations of his future usofulness, and tho clergy of the city receive bim into theirranks with warm affection. Small 1o size, groat 1 results: DeWitt Little Ea rlyRisers. Best pill for Constipa tion, best for Sick Headache, best for Sour Stomach, NEWS OF THE NORTHWENST. h ska, Dakota county’s jail, which has been empty for four months, received four prisoners last week. The new wagon bridge across the Nio- brara betwoen Bassott and Springviow has been completed. Will Juntz of Coloridgo paid 835 and costs for the privilege of assaultiug County Com- missioner Lorang Pender citizens have raised 81,000 to colo- brate the ¥ourth. Horse racing will be a feature of the day's sport. Two gamblers wero arrested at Norfolk and fined §15, Theso aro the first arrests sinco May 1, when all tho gambling places were closed. Herman Blonhoff, who was hurt by the cars at Creto on Decoration day, submitted to the amputation of his right log Tuesday and will recover, A hundred men and boys working in tho sugar beet fields around Norfolk struck be- cause tho managor announced that thoy would bo paid by the piece instead of by tho day. 'ho Thurston county Indian assoclation has been organized for the purposo of pro- tecting the Indian from the avaricious white man and to securo for him the full privileges of an American citizen, s of Anselmo walted on W, L. Fos- se denuist, and invited him to leave insido of four’ days or take tho couse quences. Foster, who s acoused of wifo- beating, still holds tho forr. A Union Pacific engine exploded In the roundhouse at Grand _Island, but lnckily no- body was injured. ‘The dome cap of tha en- gine was thrown 300 feet into the air and landed 150 from the engine. Some time ago a son of Riley Williams, a aline county farmer, lost a purt of one of his logs by having it mashed in some machinery. Last wenk a vicious cow kicked the young man and broke the same leg. Benjamin I'. Boyer, jr., and Albert Tingley were tried and convicted at Hastings of burglarizing o storo cf Konesaw. Boyer goes to tho penicentiary for ono year, and Tingley being under age goos to the industrial school for juvenile offendors. Tho investigation of the death of W. H. Watson at Eim Creck by the Buffalo county erand jury has rosulted in the dischargo of S. R. Ciark, who haa been arrested on tho chargo of murdvr. There was uo evidence to show that Clark was {n any manner con- nected with Watson's death., At a meoting of the Adams couni, allianco the advisability of forming a mutual insuc- auco company under the provisions of & law passed by the last legislature was considered. A committee was appointed to investigate tho matter and report at the regular meeting on tholast Saturday in June. They also agreed to hold a county colebration at Ayr ou July 4. Towa. The Masons of Ames will picaio on St. John's day, Juno 24, “The Toledo Racing association will hold its first meeting June 26 and 2; The old soldiers of Wright county will hold a reunion June 16 and 17 at Belmond. The wheel scrapor company at Mount Pleasant has beon granted a charter and will light Mount Pleasant by clectricity. Charles City has raised a bonus of 30,000 to secure the removal of an educational insti- tution from Galena, IL, to that place, Dau Davis of Oskaloosa has a tree of cher- ries completely ripenod. This same treo bore two full crops of cherries lust year, ono in June and ono in Septewber The Anti-Horso Thiof association of Du- bugue county met last week and elected ofti- cers,Tho organization is nearly forty years old and is composed of early settlors. Clarence Dickerson of Atlantic has been appointed a cadet to the West, Pomt. military cademy. His fathor, 1saac Dickerson, was tenaered an appolutment to the same acad- v i from Iowa, but for somo reason not accept. The female baseball club which is touring Towa ot into trouble atOskaloosn. A Mr, MecFadden, the father of one of the players, wanted his daughter to jump her contract and go home with him. She refused and he had her and hor manager arrested. A young man stepped within the shelter of a doorway in Des Moines tho other ovening to light a cigar, His damp shoes rested upon the iron doorplate and one haud happened to come in contact with the iron post at his side, The post in turn was in _contact ‘with tho tine of wire that supplied the current toa group of incandescent lamps. The young man was fnstantly chained to the spot. Ho sereamed for help, but was unable to move, He remained in his uncomfortable position for several minutes until a night watchman came along and pulled him away. il THE REALTY MARRRET. SPRUMENTS piscod on rocord Juno 10, iy WARRANTY DEEDS, James Bevorideo and wife to A S Vin- cent, lot 10, block 8, Sulphur Springs add 8 1 Gortzen, G Clansson, wii k 481, Grandviow KA nd wite to W G Sloan ot ‘al. und % lots 1 tod, King's sab..........., 1 Leavenworth ind husbaud @ Omuhu Loan and Trost compuny, w 9) foet 1ot 26, Dlook 16, Shull's nd Add. .. 1 W Me d to ¥ 1 Leavonworth,w %) feet lot 25, bloek 15, Shull's2nd ndd, .., F B Mead and wife to A N Smith, lot ¥, Flack’s sub AdA L ioianamakat it LAt Ploneer Town Site “company to Hehdol distriet No. 50, lov 1, bloek™, Benning ton S - . B _C Patterson wnd wife nda lov 16, block 2, Himebuugh & Pattorson’s sub ... E 1 and CA Ratekin €01 A" Zie 111 Dorsey and wifo to E 1, lots 7 and & blk 4, Hillsid sen und hushind'to wis lots VU and 10, bik DERDS, ¥ O Shafer, mastor In chancery, to Vule ouni & Trust Co lot 0, blkk 3, Kountze 0 add Bame to same lot 2, Sunnyside add. Allen Breed to publio dedication of Uais vor's sub of 1ot 13, Forbe's sub.......,.. WS King to sume of King's sub of Tois i and 2, o1k 03, South Omuba......... Totul amount of transfe ———— Wheu Daby was slek, her Cestorla, When she was & Child, she eried for Castorla, When sho bocame Miss, she clung to Castoria, ' When shie had Chikiren, she gave them Castoris,