Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1891, Page 7

V"“ house, 15 8. room house, 2% . ¢ e SPEGIAL NOTIGES. TADVERTISEMBNTR VOl THESE CORUMNS A Taken natl1 130 p.mm. for the evening Ana until #:% p.m. {oF the merning or Sunday edl tor Ratos Female Help Wanted thon and | cent a word thereafte tinementuir thess colnmns 2 conta & word fiest nsor n and g eonts n word thereafter, por 1116 month. N0 advertisement taken for lews than 5 centa for the first Insertion. Terma eash in nd Fance. Initinls, fignres, symbols, ete. ench count as & word. All ndvertisements must ron_conseci tively. Advertisers, hy ting A numbe ehock, enn hnve ther & nddressed t bered lettor BEE. Anawers so dressed will be delivered only on presentation of the check Usitnations Wanted.” “Malo HelpWanted, 114 conta & word frmt nser All othes adver ‘u C1f OFFICES ADYERTISING FOR THESE colunins will be taken on tho sbove conditions At the following bustness honses, who are anthor 1200 to tnke specinl notices at the same rates as can be had at the matn office. Bonth (1naha Branch Office—No. 2625 N stroet, Lis tor block John W. Ilell, Pharmaclst, 11th and Mason strects. B.H. Farnawd nrmactat, 2116 Caming street. W nelat, 124N, 10th street Georae W, WANTED this page. NTED, POSITION BY RUSSIAN BO bindor or piper linuger. 14 years exporience Ganeles, 1211 8. 14th st 12 WANTED SITUATIONS FOR 600D GIRLS: y wealting rooms nre alweys full from 9 nm. to Canadian Employment office, 314l 8. 1th, SITUATIONS . #e¢ top of irst ecolumn o D HELY For rates, ete.. see top of st column on thia page. ]; WANTED, MEN FOR RAILROAD WORK IN Montana, Idaho, Washington and Town: good wages or & Krumor Labor Agency, 03 8. 11th streot Muss 0% j;’w.\\-w D, SALESMAN, A THOROUGH BUST news man, t0 (ntroduce a_device indispensible in Al larie aterm plants. Address, B. k. Winch, Contropotis hotel. Kansas City, Mo Mo 1 B WANT 00D MILLER. GILMORE, N Henry Burgdorf. Poravme N MALE BUTCHEIR Holnrichs, PERIENCE] Apply to Chas. ROPOLITAN 12th Lin 0D ADDILESS. MET Howard Omuha, or 157 N B WANTED 100 MEN ¥ oming nnd South Diko Labor agency, 1120 Fu van SALESMEN W y\\]lkll'l‘n‘il" T, OUR PRI and ol frilts; th Agenta; money adyance Writo us at onee. G. J. Carpenter Co., G ANTZIR! TED 0 AND months: first certiieate in 80 o 1; firstclass oruanizers wantod: write for terms. Supreme lode, the Universnl progressive league, 173 Washington strect, Boston, Mass. Miw jy 12+ OROUIC Madi £100 WANTED MEN 10 ]; RA adlan nurseries. 10 1L lington, TG MONEY SELLI anly $1.60. Ago ] CWANTED ORGANIZERS BY THE FIt Ald soclety, Pays its members SI00 cvery months. Hos pald $30000) In benefits. Reserve and benotit fund held I trust by tho stato of Massa: chusetts. Terms libernl. Addross Friendly Al cloty, Waltham, Mass. MG ) B VANTED SALESMEN ON SATARY OR oM mission to handie the new patent chemical ink ernsing pencll; the greatest selling novelty ever produced; orases ik thoroughly In two s onds: no nbraston of paper: 20 to 50 per cent grofit; one nuenta salex amounted to ¥ in six nys, ANOEHOrEH2 In two hours. W want one gen- eral agent In oach state and territory. For terms nad full partlenlars nddress the Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. La Crosse, W U7 \\':\\ TED—F et of first column. on this paage Y-WANTED GIRT, Jwork: familly of two. | MALE HEL FOI GENERAL 1OUSE. i No. 20th, NS 2% NT GIRL AS COOK. /Mu W. 0. Taylor, §6ih and Hownrd sta. M 2t ( WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS Jwork; wages, 84 per week. Apply at 2016 Eumet 04 27 l'AI’I! TO A Call au 1-COOK WANTED: HIGIH WAG J tirst oluss: cook In small family. Douginw atreot. 1, A COMPETENT COOK A .00 por wonth. Mrs. Chnribers, 1014 North 24th strect. (1~ WANTED, ¥OUR Jwrltors Lo copy J. B. pookkeepti, - Address” 1 Councl Blufts, ((}-GO0D COOK AT CITY LADIES, 1t encher, GOOD P Omaha work on care Dafly Beo, HOTRL. OR RENT—HOUSES. For rates; etc.,, see top of first column on thix page. J)§ FQR RENT. 12 ROOM HOUSE AND BARN, 1004 th avenno, $55.00. 10 room liouse, 2220 Ienvenworth, modern conven- lences, only #50.00, 9 room house, $10.00, 1807 Leuvenworth, & besutiful . 10th street, bath, sewer, ete., Seward. §20.00. 117 Howard, cheap at th, §12.50. i street, ity water, §14.00. (h, ety water, ¥10.00. Store room, 10th and Arbor, water and gas, $12.50. We hivvo th IRrkost and best At Of Kotsos snd stores to rent In the city. If you want a honse call NG, CLARK & CO., 1218 Harney Street. My gos ARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES each, .00 per month and II[\er(ln new listJuly 1. George J. Paul, 1600 Far- M1 T coom house and barn, TIWAM HEATED MODE] LATS, T S 16th stroot. 5. ¥, Ringer, 1519 Farria Voit Daiied RENT, SIX ROOM COTTAGH, Enquire 230 Plorce strees PO RENT, A GOOD & ROOM HOUSE Charios stroet. Tnquire 2014 Charl ko RENT, 0 ROOMS ON § 12, oor. 15¢h and Do 1) FOR TN, Moderi improyements. D FLOOK, N. M2z 0 A DESIRABL ) E inquire 205 N. 200 st. ])‘-l R RE o “z%l{_ % FARNAM STREET, A i ruom hotise with a1l modern conyeniences. B16N. Y. Lito bldg. 420 ROOM COTTAGE, €. 5. Elgutter, 801 N. Y.Life bldg. 0y § BARGAIN? 1F S0, THAT with collar, well, elstorn and 1ot, B3th and Patriek ave., will suit yous 100 cash and §5 every 3 months will buy It George Puul, 100 Furnam Mitd & Ty D) troet. Pylow wext ROOM 10U uatiyorc. Apply ROOM NEW BRICK streot. Swmeston SHED HOUSE K, 4 Boo bIdg. RENT, i ..o rooms and barn. Holb 1 FOR RENT NEW a1l modern Improven il motor, #9500 Tho :D FOR RENT 10 ROOM o cated modern lmproy FURN T Inut Olsen, . Life. 25 HOUSE CENTRALLY ments. 712 N. 1t 1T NEW YORK TIOTE and office, 0n'N 1ith, and tho storés now ipled by the Peoples” niammoth instaliment house, Wobster and 1ith. Wil rent the st wrately If wishod. Sears, 103 N, Y. Life. P ko RENT, 6ROOM COTTAGE, 1), 00w HHOUNE, AL MODEIN nte, 208 170N 362 blooks from Bouse. New houso with furunoo 2 T, FOR RENT, SPLENDID I ROOM KESIDENCE Al modern conveniances, finest 10ention in eity ; D15 Park wve: present oceupant, Mr. 8. K. Roeder Rosaession lvew July 13 wood ttine will 0ld 4 horses; liberal tornis and long Tight Arty. Apply 32 Boe bidg., or 1031 Vark wve. ani I’l |.': DI ROVE: ov opors e ) Bl BARN; DESIU Beard Bros. 1410 M7 AGH AND BATH, K WITIT uto ront. ), VEN OO HoUS able location, mod Douxlas streot. 1) OB BENT, 5 1O0M €O [ central, #13.00. near motor, 81200, near motor, $10.00. . $10.00. nee Hats in the eity. #20 to £25 0 Moad Iny't. Co., 42 Hoo Bldg. 22 ]) S ROOM COITAGE, ave [, FOK RENT SROOM vonlonces. %% Daveny Davenport stroet. Mas SR HOUSE, MODERN CON- T street. Inguire w3 - Continental blook. h S 100M HOUSE, NICK YARD, SHADE TRERS, oity and clstern water, elogant nelghborhood, § Blocks from street cars, 111 5 Tth avenue, or Beli's b =2 ) 3 PANTRYS, a clatern water, with atabie. #h and Wil Hacia strecia. Avguat Randow at Jenuings hotel, 180 00 ]’) STOOM BRICK HOUSH. ALL ¢ )iomoes, #25.0; Grovm brick Kouse, #90.0. 1 KINDS- THILGR N ulshed. Bundy & Co., 1614 Cupitol | as to | elass restdonce part of tho city. F rnn “E!'I' "OI"-FR. __ [Continuet. | ME 11 ROOM HOUSE arfont order: paved minttes walk 0f post D.ror RENT HANT Iall modern convediences, stroeta: motor aod within office. Nathsn Sheiton, 014 Farnam street M5t h OR RENT LARGE NUMBKR OF HOUSES . fints.ote,. 800 por month and np. New. list Tat I month. George J. Paul, 1003 Farnam stroet D, MODERN AND MOST DESIRALLE IN Three or fonr rooms sultes, Complete eping. $188 22 stroet. T. L. Von Dorn Masi FOUR FIRNT-CLASY NRICK of Dr. Coffman, office 220 8, 15th. T) FOi RENT ) A li)iih'll RENT T-ROOM TOUSE, 2022 HARNE inquire A. . Giadstone, 1310 Douglas str FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. For rates, ete., we toy of first column on this page. if’uiix RENT, TWO FAST ROOMS, SIN Yon sulte in private family, to man and wife or two tiemen, 55 South I7th st ], FOR RENT LARGE SOUTH ROOM, Uias. 00 DOT M Jy. FOR o Eo? ROOMS, COMPLETH Uhousekceplng: all convenlenices; good and ¢ for summer. 1718 Nienolas st . Mill 'l“ FRONT ROOM AT 1915 CAPITAL AVENUE i Ml 1+ - NICE COOL FRONT ROOMS FOW THE SUM- ymer. furnished or unfarnished; 520 South ith street. M1+ ) DESIRABLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH U board n small private family with pleasant home, | nces exchanged VI'NV.I“HI': FURNISIT onth, 41 - FOR RE! Ycoolost Fooms n opposite High scho ) TOUSEKEEPING ROOM 1 PR S 19th, third foor. M NICELY FURNISHED AND Wil modern convenfencos, M2 90° [, N1k ROOM, AL Yanport. Eroome NVENTENCES, 1719 DAY 5 100 FURNISHED COOL sener lith and Howard. Tom §7.00 o £20 i mio 3 NICE_FRONT ROOMS FOR GENTLEM Yonly, 2010 Davenport street. FURNISHED ROOMS; BATIL AND GA M5 200 IN PRI 1 NT ROOM S Z0th atreet. THE OMAHA DAILY BEKE:s an SALE—HORSES, WA CONS,ETC. P_HEAVY SPRING 2708 Leavenworih st P.IOR saLk ciBAP away and good plano b wood order. Inquire at roo; butlding. WAGON FOR SALE 3 FOR SALE, AN ELEGAN nd double sentod snrray Address, R 17, § D_FOR SALE FAMILY CARRIAGE, Nichola' stable, 8th and Lesvenwort P FAMILY HORSES KO 3ALE SINGLE DRIV. or carringn tenms. Can fornish any kind Call at C. D. W worth & € ik, Cadl T OUTKIT Prico, £33).00 o LER & ol US. For rates, evc., see top of Arst column on this page MASTIFE PUPPIE 3840 Decatur st A MAGNIFIOEN FOIL SALT M T UPRIGHT a% new. In aldwell st. () ENuLISH reed. Q10 WiLL oY Qo st quire after 7 o'clock evenings at 2410 3.3 MeLaln, 220 Spen WANTED, 0 EXCHAN (e service of &gvod Jorsay bull Re. o ) MARSAGE Vmal bt 1 & ohiropodist. Mrs, Addross M523 & halr ireatment. manienre ost, 314 8. [6th, Withnell bik R URNITURE BOUGHT, Wells, 1111 Farnam streot R PROFESSIONAT NURSE- MRS, 8, K. BOU TN 1816 Cas strect, Omabi TSOLD, CLAIRVOYANT see top of first column on this page. MEDIUM AND $100.00 to For rates, ete., GO AND Sk G any one who ean equal him in teiling past, present Wnd future. cansing speedy marriages, brioging tho separated together, and in business affairs his ad Vice is Invaluabla. e tells your name in full, asks no quostions and uses no cards of any description in his profession. Satisfaction given or no pay. nsultation. fee, ladics, §1.00; gentlomen, §1.00. , OVER 010 8. 200 Jy8 MASSAGE MADAM DELZIER, 0-Ty2* I“ FURNISHED ROOMS, LIGHT Uing, 20 St. Mary's avenue. ROOMS, HO b7 NEAR 657-0yT o runNisieD 1 N 2IST Uoable. 418 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. For mm ete., see top of first column on this page. _FOR RLENT, FURNISHED ROOMS WITH board, also Iady wishes roommate. 1721 Daven: J—FOR RENT TO G nished front room, alcove and | ern conveniences: lawn; private family gl avenuo. S 401 200 - TWO SOUTH ROOMS WITH K Dougins, BOARD. 101l 91531 DESTIRABLE SECOND FLOOR ROOMS, EITHER shed of. unfurnished, wnd bonrd at the 110 N 23¢h stroet. M7yt fornia. FURNISHED Mary's avenue, URNISHED SECOND STORY ROOMS, BOARD, T ROOMS_TO CLAIRVOVANT, reliable business 20 QNI NANKTE V. WAREN. Sttt ayeaxing ‘wein MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. For rates, ste., see top of first column on this page. T MASKAGE. BATHS AT MADAME SMIT parlors,id ibor, €4 8. 0th areat TONDAY FOR FX('H ANG [Continued.) 77 FOR EXCHANGE DRY GOODS ORt Jclothing, u slean stoe s and Bxtiros, | doing n good businessy sy K000, Address Toek box 1343, Lineoin, N & W | 7, HORSES FOR LOTEH@ BIowN 77 WHAT HAVE YOU. F}\'l\\\ur:" ALL OR | Ziweite ‘tuil’ particuts ex Moore, W1 Boo bullding. ™ BUILDING Moys 7,10 EXCIANGE FOR CLEAR Lot [ Zistsiisn tamily horso angearcings, 443 1 i (oot YR SALE Q;\l. ESTATE, or rates, ete., see top nf Yt column. on this page. {00 ACKES OF INFROVED FARM LAND IN EX ehange. for Inaklo Omulm oF Lineoin property Clonr OF with vory lght inenmbrance. Addross B Boo oftice Misn 1% 0 ACRES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, TTALF MILW from rallrond statton, 14 miles from Omaha. Well e and ed, FOT snle AL &I per acro, a8 1ONK e a8 Duyor wants on y. roou 4 Barker bloek. M 45 29 LARGE, It} One-lalf acre lot with £ for §625 cash or, Nob M PAGE WITH CONVENIEN alnut Hill, largo lot 1524 Douglus St JOR SAL house, fur dress 1t box § NAPNEAT (O SN Hamiiton st Hutehinson & Woad l“'" SALE ELEGANT HOMES Wil bulld any 19 Farna £ ACRISS MILES FROM 1.0, bargain for s few days, on 2th st., 8 Good st front $rooms house (furiace), full Handeom place, 8,000, Hutehinson & Wend F’..u SALE GOOD WAREHOUSE LOT pavod strosts, tracknge, 2 blocks very chenp. N. Shelton, 1614 Farnam L9k 4 lot honse Improven months. will e g In case of ¢ Willls M. ¥ 1r-room N Al Hoo, 4o 38 000 ON lot, 106 29 CORNER} trom depot: ) AT THIS BARGAIN, AN EAST FRONT in the heart of Omahn, with & 10 room most new, that cost $2.700, bealdes other ts, only £.600. €400 cash $100 every 3 enra’ ront at the rate of §30 per month Fanteed. 2 porcent discount for eash, sl sinle will pay 2 years rent In advance. Nebraskis Nat'l. bank. o IRST CLALL HOMES TO SELE ON WL take clear [0t ns first payment. Fidelity Trust company, 16i4 Far 40 50 LSE HAS say that 18 QEVERS ensy torms. Call And see us. nam street. Fonsas Just th -k IST YOUR REAL ESTATE JGeo. J. Puul, 1500 Farnam st For SALE FARM CONTAINING 80 ACRE: proved land and 15 ncres timber: farm s all fenced; 13 acres timothy pasture, orchiard, grove, nary, windmill, a1l {n good thwost of tsmonth, unty, on the Missourl Pacifle rafl hool and church, For partic Bee office. ALE AT $.00 PER ACK section of South Nebraska lan station ¢ Ky to man, rooma s and 10, Fronser biock FARM ADJOINING CITY OF |u \m Neb. . W. Mebride. p WALT UNTIL SOME ON1 2 Davenport st. end then ) a home I wanted to buy. FOR SALE W' A Spi four milos from ma. W It Ho: OR S e SAl INRTR ol U, CORRESPOND FOI AMUSH! Jton or matrimony. The best co bureau. Particulars in plain sealed envel 10c. Lock Box 426, Omaha. J8und 5 years. Address 89, Bee office. GRAMMAR A SPECIALTY, 230y CK, TEACHER OF THE 1513 Douglas 249 V, BEFORE BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE THE now scale Kimbali plano. A. Hospe, 1515 Douklas, MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. PUPILS, Douglas. GEO. F. GELLE! vanjo; with Hospe, ¥ lm..t.m,...,m., TS e Svenne. %38 300 (_THE ST. CLAIR EUROPEAN HOTE 13th and Dodge, will make low rates for roo by tho week or month with or withoat bourd. FOR RENT—ROOMS UNEUR) ISHED “ee top of first column on this page. 2 UNFURNISHED 520 Douglus. Mist-g00 Giiunineys centors modorn convenlone month. Aduress 8 1 oo: (1 FOR RENT ¢ UNFURNISIED ROOMS FOR Anousekeeping to family without childron. Clty rico $1500. 1704 Wobstor stroot. 7o water, eto B ~ BOARDING. For rates, etc.. sce_top of first calumn on this page. TP ULEMAN HOUSE 1310 DODG K STIRERT, FO wood bonrd, nice rooms, modorn convenieneess Faton and’ location 1n cannot be excelled. drs. Tiorn, Prop. Miiss Jy2+ FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. For rates, ete., sez top of first cotumn on this page l STORE ROOMS AT 707 AND 709 SOT stoam hoated. . K. Ringer, 1519 Furnam. MU0 14 i'—fi’“ RENT, PAPER STORE AND PAINT thop, 15 N, 20(h stroot: will take labor fgr rent Apply 1116 N. 20th street, upstairs, —FOR RENT, 1 STORE ROOM ON THE CORNER of 11th and Fhriam, 8500 per monthi also ono on 11th streot, nenr Farnam, $15.00 per month. John Hawlin, 917 8. 18th, Linton block. M2 T, FOR REN® WHE $STORY BRICK BUILDING with or without power, formerly ocoupied by the Bee Publishing Co., 918 Farnam st. The bulld- g & firepoof coment basement, completo stoum-heating tixtures, wator o all the 100 +s, gns ulo J\DDIY at the office of The Bed 15 FOR RENT OR SALE, MY BUILDING ON Jones st., bet. 10th and Tith, Gv A. Lindqu 815 8. 15th. 261 —KOR RENT THE THREESTORY BRIOK bullding, 1110 Douglas _street, suitable for wholessle’ purposes, 110 per month. Chas. Kauf- n, 1302 Douglas strect. - 263 FOR RENT-MISCELANEOU For rates, ets., see top of first column on this page. J-PASTURM I HAVE NEW PASTURE JUST o fencea for horsea snd colts, 2% ucress of tamo and wild grass: will call for nnd deliver; charges Fonsouablo. Inguire Kyans, 1 Paxton_ block, or nddress Goorge G. Gans, South Omaha. M1 Jy1s+ J GARDEN T. MURRAY. 'H 6TH, M2 RENTAL AGENCY. For rates, ete., see top of frst cotumn on this page. 11 B. COLE RE: il Blook, - AL AGENCY, CONTINE STORAGE. For rates ete., seatop of first cotumn_on this page. NI “CLEAN, DAY AND PRIVATE STORAGH OF farulare! Owmalia- Stove Kepalr Works, 107 i u‘m BEST o1 BUILDING IN OMAIA, warehouse: - household WM. Bushman, for nworth, boi lowest rates. 1015 Leav For rates,ete. MARK co from Owaha in Haye o customer 1t right away. A K ng. Will go out fair dist order to get reasonable price who will puy cush. Want Riley, room 40, Barker block Milis20 I WANT TO BUY A -ROOM HOUSE AND LOT In good locality for about §2000 for Gustoni A, K. Riley, room 40 Burker block. T WANTED. Novaivens Neb. N WANTED 10 BU ANor house and lot, or several lots located s ko @ good bullding site, must b in fest answoring thix should glve full desoription of property. lowest price, torims, whother inowmbered, and (£ 30 how mieh. O 19, Bew GOOD SHORTTIME PAPER WA R Voss, 505 13t Nat. bank bidg. URNITURE seetop of Arat cobumn on () FOK AL ¥, PAKTY GOING BART, HMATING land yasoline’ stoves, bed and dressor, browkfast and conter table, seven good chalrs and laundry utensils, 0. Mrs. K. M., $24 and Cumming. 461 3* () lOUSEHOLD b URE W AND REC- ond _band, (ot sale on easy payments. Call aad oxamine before purchasing, Store, 163l Howard st " FOR SAY/ For rates, eto., this page. FOR Z.A&l/"] For terma, etc., see top of Arst column om ths For rates, ete., sce top of first column on this page. TANTED—AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN— kalary $70 to £0 monihly, with incroase, to represent In his own section a responsible New York house, References. . Manufacturer, lock box 1585, New York. Wi GUOD SHORTTIME PAPER WAN oss, 88 It Nat. bank bldg. “u,\vmu NY LOAN AND TRU Life, lend at 10w rato for choico s Nebraska or ED, G Towa farms, or Omaha city property. e W GLOWEST RATES ON RMAL ESTATE LOANS. . J. Caswell, 815 N. Y. Life. 73-)y8 W GUARANTEED MORTGAGES ON SARPY, Thayer. Cuming and Stanton Co., lunds for sale by H. T, 9 Board of Trade. 59 Wi ECOND MORTGAGE LOANS KROM $500 10 $10.000.Alex Moore, {01 Bee butldiug. M8 Wil Dt CENT FIIeT MORTGAGE LOANS. Riehard C. Patterson, 07 New York Life. M674 W, ONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY OR castern g, | Clarke, Nebraskn farms. K. B\ Farnam. W Nonr AGES WANTED, time. George G. Wallacs, butlding, 15th and Douglas. VW LOANS MADE AT LW RATES ON CITY property. W. M. Harrls, & %, Frenzor block, 4% W BUILDING LOANS 610 7 DRI CENT: NO additional charges for commission or attorney’s fees. W. B. Melkle, First National bunk bldg. LONG_OR SHORT , BLOCK 0. SHULL paid for. Callat ouce, C. K. New York Lifo. HOUSES Kok sa EASY TERMS for rent. Address German American Savings Bai N, g Fon “SOUTH OMAITA PROPERTIE trackage or residence, ko to the leading r tate dealers in South Omaha, Ed Jounstdn & Co HILT v 24th and N streets F S IN ORCHARD ench on monthly phyments. Thomas 311 Paxton block. Ot SALE CHEAP, HASY PAVMEN story new f-room holise, with bath, cellar, full lot. * N. Shelton, 1614 Farnam For SALE-TO WORKINGMEN Intors need not appiy) on time or monthly payments, a neat cottage at less than netual Pidide property, only one biock to electric Tine quire at room 202, Owaha National bunk \.unm.\a % 60 ONLY (ST In: Work nklin PATENT SOLICITORS. For rates, etc., sce top of first column on this page. SATENT LAWYERS AND SOLICITORS, G. W. Sucs & Co., Boo bullfink Omabia. Branch ofl at Washington, D. . Consaitation fre 20 DRESSMAKING. Yorrates, ete., sectop of first column on this page. INGAGEMFNTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN FAM- Silles sollcited. Miss Sturdy, %10 Harney stre MODELS, _ PATTERNS AND For rates, ete., se top of first columc on this is page, mem SRSON, CORNIT 19T AND JACKSON. “Ariives Ceaves |CIICAGO, BURLINGION & Q. | Omana. _Omaha. |~ Dopot 10th and Mason Sts. pm “Chieago Vostibule. 500 a m 0 n m| 110 Chicago Expross 1005 & m 920 p m| . Chicago Expross. ... 01| 620 p m 0.0 p m| .11 [EHienzo & Jown Locai: 15 am \/—MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY Leaves [BURLIN property at_current rates; funds on hand: no delay. Geo. F. Blust & Co., 203 Rampge bldg. 274 ‘V THE CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST has removed to The Bee bullding, main floor, City louns at [owost rutes. C. 162 )y10 J.D. ZIITLE, Eiid at right of entrance. A. Starr, manager. —_PRIVATE MONEY T0 LOAN. 14 N. Y. Life. “Dendwooil Expres: _.Denver Fxpross L..Denver Night lxpre Linooln Limited.... Leuvos Omaha. Wi ORTGAGH LOANS WANTED, McCAGUR Inyestment company. T30 @ m| . Kanwas City Uay B m|K. C. Night 15xp. A w MONEY TO 10AN ON OMAHA PROPHRIY, Fidelity Trust compuny, 1614 Farnam. TEASTERN MONKY 10 TLOAN AT VERY low rates. 1L, B. Irey, 200 N. V. Life. M280 “KIMBALL, CHAMP & RYAN, miko loans on Improved ety property at lowest rates. 20 Farnam street. CHEAP MONEY-PHILA. MORT rust Co.. wants gl edge 10w Contes, representative, 7 Board Trade UNION PACIFIC. Depot 10th and Mars “Kansas City ixpres Denver Expros *.Overland Flye ‘and Tsland Bxp. (0x. .Pucitic Bxpress. gt Arrivoss Omaha. i3 pm Wpm l}gvm {ox Sun.) Don’t be a spider and craw! in these days! Wh not keep up with the nineteentl century ? You would not buy a steam engine made like those of a century ago. Then why should you buy the old-fashioned, big, drastic pills that gripe and debili- tate your system ? As great |mprnvomomn have been made in pills as in steam engines. Dr. Picrce’s Pleasant Pellots aro tiny, sugar-coated granules, or pills, are easiest to take, and never gripe or shock the system. They are purely vegetable and perfectly harmless, One little Pellet’s a laxative, three to four are cathartic. They regu- late and cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels — quickly, but thor- oughly. They’re the cheapest pill, sold by druggists, because you only pay for the good you get. They’re guaranteed to give satisfaction, every time, or your money is re- turned. That's “the peculiar plan all Dr. Pierce’s medicines are sold on, Jan_you ask more ? BAD BI.OOD ! Pimples on tho Faos | Broaking Out | Bkin Tronbles Littlo Soreay Hot Bkinj Boilsy Blotohes | Oold_Soresy Bad Breath Soro Mouth or Lips | DOGTOR oo " mptome, AGI(ER’S ENCLISH l BECAUSE YOUR BLOOD iWHY? %’ P "‘HM ots, -, Acker's English Blood Fl X e wolson from ‘the svatem. oiie drugaist, or write to W 1L I Yo droe, of % REMINGTON AND OTHER (rum EIt & BICYCLES SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS M. O. DAXON, 16073 FARNAN ST. 1182. = = Omaha, Neb The Murray, Cor. 14th and Farne, isthe mmost substantially constructed Hotel Ruilding in Omaha. Several heavy brick fire walls running from Lasement to roof. All the ceilings and floors lined witk Asbestos fire proof i ng, making it amposwibie to burn quick. Fire cscapes and fire alarms throughout the building. Steam heat, hot _and cold water and 3iunsh, everyroom. Table unsurpassed where. B. SILLOWAY, Prop. Tel. am s |CHICAGO, IR & §T. PAUL.| Arri U. P, 1 Muroy ste” ~Chicago Rxpross. ... .-.Chiengo_iZxpress. CAGO, 161 & [ Arrives . FIC, jepot, 10th and Marey Sts.| Omaha. ¥ chattel and collatt from 1 o 12 months.in any /m@ounNt Lo suit | Loans made on household goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, houses. leases, warehouse receipts, ete., at the lowest ratos possible without publicity or remaval of property. My loans aro 0 arranged that you can mako n payment of any amount at any time and reduee both prineiple and interest. 1f you 0we n balance on your property or have a loan that you want changed 1 will pay it off and carry 1t for you. 1f you find it more convenient enll up telephone 162{ and your business will be ar- runged ut howe. Money always on hand. No delay. No publicity. west Tates. B, . Mastors, Roomm 4, Withnell blk, 15th and Harngy sts. n? LOANED ON FURNITURE, LIVE 103 months. without publieity: Tow 120 Continental block, 210 TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGON furniture, planos and collat'al security. Business confidential. Fred Terry, R 45, Ramge bik Al - MONEY _.NIkht Expross. Atluntle Bxpross. “Vestibule Limited;. .11 SIOUX CITV & PACIFIC, Dapot 10th_and Maroy Sty _Sloux City Passi mm f St Paul Kxp 5 I0UX CITY & PACIFIC Arrives Depot, lath and Wobator Sts. | Omaha, St. Paul Limited. ... ) 050 & m 916 n m| 5 pmli 1055 a m Arrivos Omaha. Letves | Omaha. HOTEL DELLONE. Cor. 14th and Capitol Ave. Just completed, has 100 three stairways, from the top to the Dottom, has fine olevator and dining rooms, room service, is fire proof throughout, fine billiard rooms and the finest totlet rooms in the city, Large sample rooms, Suites with bath, ete. Cor. 14th and Capitol Ave. Street car servic: in all directions. Rates. from #2150 to $1 AGO & NOWTIHWESTERN.| Arrivos . dopot, 10Uk and_Marey Sts.| Omal ... Chilongo Expross. Vestibulo Limited.. . .. Eastern Fiyer. dénl Fast Bx. (oxcopt Monday) OMAMA & ST LOUIS. . Omaha. | U. P. depot, 10th and Marey Sty o0 p mi o G Bl Love F.. i & MO. VALLEY, Omnha. | Depot 13th and Wobster Sts. ... Black Hills Express . Sat) Wyo. Bxp. (x, Mon). | 5.2 p m 510 p b Mnn.m..uu.ufl Pas. (Kx. Sun) 113 I York & Norf(Tk (Ex. Sunday)..| 113 a T LT Arrly Depot i5th and Wobster sts. | Omaha. Toaves | Omaha. |U. P 520 p m AT vas Omah a. Omaha. | MONEY ON FURN[TURE, HORSES, BIC. Keystone Mortguge Co., room 205, Shoely bik S8 CHANCES, T POLICIES 1N ption. A K. S0y 1% LL BSTAD- City. Fino Y S CASH PAID FOR ENDOWME old line companies. Sond dose ¥, Martford, Conn. 7 VOR SALE A FIRST-C lished buteher busi fixtures and good cash b business hero iy an excel In noxt sixty days. M. A Brockles! box ¥ this TLL PAYING K0Od ressons giy 7_FOR SALE AN OLD, W It i, Rotnem Addre ipply SLOTe. conneote sinoss: must have g vidond p STOOK stoves. oF and moaning by JUST RECKIVED 438 1 DO YOU WA “ommercial, Y, [HIOK DEALERS, | MAVE w large stock of tennis shoos. Z, T. Lindsoy. 7 HOTEL MEN TAKE NOTIC & good business’ Buy the loading hotel at Broken Bow, Neb. II! EXCHANGE tho o > FOR SALE CHRAP, A FINE FANILY HOIaK i plin Too drivor and perfuctly safo for Indles. "Apply 8¢ Western Newspaper Unfon ofice. i CAN. vonue. W % DOUBLE SEATED > FOR SALE A Ni o Call 1502 Madison apy surry; $50.00 For rates, ete., see top column on this page. 77-¥OR SALE OR EXCHA OWNBER 160 fdacres of ‘land, less than 3 town o central 45 nor . balance good hay Abatract Of title, everyihiug complete. 14 Boe oice 510 0 m, 0 p m 15 515 0 m Sloux Clty mmuuulu [ 903 p m Sioux Cluy (Ex. Su mn), 1240 p o j Frivos Gumaha. | Omvh & 10350 & m]- 990 p Toaves Transter 1600 & m Depot ¥ St Touls &K C. Bxpross. St Louis & RO Bxprovs KO, SICI08 & . B Union Bepot, Counell Bhufrs Kanwas CITY' Ry Exprans as C| Iw‘hluhl 2 n-m« S Arrives. | Transter 545 p m 2 am Arrives) Transfor q X ¥ixpross: -..mmv.» Limited R Thicd nlr,..,., unub fm Limited. SNATA ST TOUIE ), BURL'N & QUINCY. A Vo4 niy)| 640 p m Arrives | Egannter 11215 p o Arrives 040 8 m 1000 p 7.06 p m|. .40 W0 p o Sioux City Aceommodation. . S St Paul Expross For scalds use Pond's Extra-~t. | I i Notice to Contractors, Notlce Is hereby glven that bids will he re- colved by the Bourd of Public Lands and Buildings,at the office of the Secretury of Stite until July 16th, 1301, at 12 o'clock noon for th erection and completion of two wings, kitchen and lnundry buildinzs for the Insane Asylum at Hastings, Nobraska Bids will be roceived for the various branches of work and mater- il and s complete bid, Plans and specifications may ho scen at the office of the Commissioner of Public Lunds and Buildings at Lincoln, Nebraska, and also at the office of K. . Ellis. Architect, Omuba, | Nebraska. Contrictors will be required to ctly to conditions of tho specti o Bonrd reserves the Hght (o rojo and all bids. Dated Tuno fBth, 1601, conform fons. L any R, HUMPHREY, Pres't. of Bourd John O, Allen, Se T EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Muntil the morning of July 1. 151, for the erection of a three-story brick” normul sehool bullding at Carroll, In., according to plans | und specifications’ now in_the hunds of the committee. The right to reject any und all bids is rescrved. A, L Wiianm, Chalrman of Comm it CARROLL, Ta, Juno 22, 1591, I CLUB MEN LIVE WELL!| Tho foundation of Gout, Dys- pepsia, KRheumatism, Griv- CLUB/| @l and Hiduey Diséas: i3 luid at the becanse o much | LUID" and solid *y. of Stute. SUBURR. Mrs. L. (3. tooley is visiting rolatives at Stapleton, Neb. Jotn Olney, who has besn in Cherokee, Ta., for some titxe, has retarned. Miss Jonnio House of Omaha attendod the Morrison-Downing wedding. Mrs. L. M. Vanco has returned to her home at Red Cloud aftor visiting her husbands parents here, F. J. Carpentor of Cherokoe, Tn., formeriy in the dry gwoods business hers, is oalling on old friends in the ity Miss Lois Gilehrist has gone to Des Moines to visit w sister. Aftor fnishing her visit there she will eo to Cloveland, O., to spend the summer with relative Miss Maren Downing is the only daughtor of W. A. Downing, and she is strictly a Kearnoy girl, claiming Kearney as her birth place. Sho is o graduate of the HBoston con- servatory of music, and is well ronnded into womanhood by all of the charms and ac- complishments that could be desired The leadine socicty event of the week was the murriage of Francis H. Morrison of La Porte, Ind., sud Miss Maren Downing, the accomplished danghter of W. A. Downing of this city. The ceromony took place at St Luke's Kipiscopal church at high noon on Thursday and was conducted by Rev. Dr. Oliver, tho ring ceremony being ob- served. The church was filled with invited guests, each of whomn left a beautiful re- minder of {riendship in the way of costly and clegant presonts. Tho happy pair started on the afternoon train for St. Paul, Minn. whero thoy will visit for a short time, and then thoy will visit soveral other places of interest bofore taking formal possession of their neat little home in La Porto. Mr. Morrison was formerly an employe of the Kearnoy National bank, aud has hosts of young frionds hore. Ho is now secretary and a heavy stockholder in the La Porte Electric light company at La Porte, Tnd. Wo t Point. A son of . Zimmerman died of diphtheria yesterda The aged wife of C. Hanson, an old veteran, died yestorday Mrs. C. Livingstono of Burnott is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Chada. A fish pond, built and stocked witn tisn by Paul Stuefor, was destroyed by the high water, Miss Florence Craw/ford of the city schools is attending a zummer courso in the Shenau- doah normal. Miss Ina_Marshall, who taught in the pub- lic schools the past year, bas returned to hor homa in Casey, 1a. Miss Mary Herse starts for Hot Springs, S. D., whore she will spend the summer trying to recuperate her health. William Stuefor's residonce was struck by benhtning aud the chimney was tumblod out of place, Mrs. Stuofor, who was lying dangerously ill, was stunned by the shock. D. J. Crellin, an_old settler, laft for an ex- tended tour accompanied by his wife. After spending the summeor sight-seeing in the east and south they will sail_for Wales, which is Mr. Crellin’s fatherland. Mrs, John Saxton, wife of one of Wast Point’s merchants, died yesterday after a short illness. Lung troible, measles, and other complications were the causes that led to'her untimely death. Doceased leaves five small children'to mourn her loss. The ‘“Little Helpers” fair and soclablo, held in the city hall this weok, was a very successful affair. Tho = procceds woro quite large, and will be distributed among the poor of our city. The socioty is composed of littlo girls under twelve yoars of ago and has alleviated much want among the needy. (ll"l"ll Ynlnn«lA Mrs, Dr. H. B, Lashleo of Mariotta, Cal., is in the city visiting friends. J. W. Hoffman of Lincoln, Neb., was a Grand Island visitor Thursday. H. H. Glover, a_former resident of this city, but now of Pueblo, Colo., is in tho city for A few day: Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Finch are rejoicing over the arrival at_their home Wedndsday morn- ing of a bounelng girl baby. Ed Loan, who has been engaged in busi- ness in the western part of the state for some months past, has returned home and expects to romain permanently. a Kiofer, & prominent merchant of Pueblo, (olo., was in the city last week. Our city holds quitean attraction for Bd in the porson of one of our most popular young ladies. Arthur Bentley, and Bayard Paine aro home to spend their summer vacations. The former hias been attending the John Hopkins university at Baltimore and the latter a col- lege at [Svanston, 111 L. D. Richords has returncd from Sioux city. Hon. Georgo W. E. from Washington, . B. Colson has gone to Hot Springs to spend tho summer. Mrs, Fred Nye and daughtor have roturned to their home in Chicago. “Huteh” of the Tribune s tho happy father of a bouneing boy. Rev. B. W. Tate has been recognizod as pastor of tho First Baptist chrurch. Hon. L. P. Larson_has rotarned from his trip in the interest of the new brewery. Rev, N. G. H. Fife and family will soon Leave for their future home in California. Mr. J. W. Sherwood, editor of the Dodge County Londer, wnd Mrs, Addio Moshier of ncoln were married this weel. The Misses Jenuie and Fannio King of Jacksonville, Tl., are the guesis of thelr sister, Mrs. A. W. Atwood, and attending tho Chautauqui Dorsoy has roturned Lexington, Another bridge will be constructed across the Pluwo river west of Lexiugton. Tho structuro will ve oun mila long and cost §15,- 000, This will make a large amouny of add; tional territory tributary to this city. C. W. Aldrich of Denver, has been in Lex- ington the past week completing arrange- ments for the construction of an irrigating canal. The canal will start from Gothen- burg and runtoa point about four milas be- low Lexington, will be forty miies long with 100.000 acres under it. It is estimated that the canal will cost 250,000, including a CURE EVERY CASE or SYPHILIS icssss: 'Our cure {3 permancut and not a patching up. Casos treatod five years ago Lave never seen asymplom sinco. Dy describing caso fully wo can treat you by mal, and wo glvo tho samo strong guaranwe to curo orrefund all nonoy. Those who prefer to come hero for troatment can do a0 and we will pay railroad faro both ways and hotel bills while horo §f wo fall to cure, Wo challengo the world for a case that our MAGIC REMEDY will not curo. Writo for full particulars and get tho ovidence, Wo know that you are skoptical, Justly 80, too, 08 tho most eminent physicians have nover been ablo to give more than temporary reliof. In our five yo with tho MANIC REMEDY it o tho prejudices t all go-callod wpacifics. But v our strong & hosttate to try this rom A Wrltten Guarantee to anteo to ou reputation to prota 000, It 18 porfoctly safo to all ment: Herotoforeyou have beon putting up and pa ut your money for difforent treatnients and although Yotcurcd o ono has paid back your mon. Zy.' Do ot wasto any mote money until you ry us, Old ehranie, deep seatid cases ourcd in 300 90 days. Ine estigate ou financlal standing, our roputation as Dusinoss mon. Write us for names and addresscs ot thoso wo hiave cured who hava given pormission to ro- fur (o them. 16 0sta you only Dostago to do thisy it il save you aworld of suflurlne from mental strain, Rk A€ yoil Ar6 marricd what may Your offspring sutrer Uhrough your own nogligenco, 1€ your symptonus a sore thiraat, mucous patehes n mouth, in bonow wnd Joints, Bale falling out, eruptions o art of the body, feelimg of general’doprossion, painy FiTiead or bunos; you Nave o Hime fo. warte Fhots Stantly takiug moreury and potash should discontinno t. Constant s of those druis will s bring sorvs and eating uleors in tho end, Dow't fail to writa. Al correspondence went sealed n plain envel: , also flnancial backin 4 ho will try the treat matter cannot bo assim- Bll.n)ll «WHY?” it o waits our oes to URIC ACID— 1AN'S MORTAL EN- BMY. 3 THow ean o 1178 well ond CERB Koep clear of this?" LITHIA SPRING WATER! IF This were not troe, why all other waters combined? our OLUB, WHERE? % o your GROCER'S. vul\:famu..mlmu. Distitbuting Agents for Ou Cllr\l:bb"“ B PERKINS & CO., % Kilby Street, Bos WHY, i o Vo piuiy would its sales be larger than UGGIST" LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER. ton, Bellluy Agouts. opes. Wo hivite the mor ¢ Figld investigation an do all In our power to ald you in it Addross, COOK REMEDY €0., Omaha, Nebraska! OMoa 13tk and Farnam, second foor, entrance 13th £& MAGIC GURE 3. ONLY, 500 for n easo of Lost or Balllug Maunhod, weral or Nervous Debility, weakness of body o mind, the offeots of errors or xcHsse W4t WO Gaunot cure. y vaseor refund evory d days trial treatment $1, full course $5 ceptibie benefits roulized 1n three days. mail, seou acked from observitlon COoK Ridh H’xv CO., OMAHA. NEB. 'LADIES ONLY H "AN FEMALE REGULATOR, 8afo nnd Cortaln 1o diy oF money refundud Price by mail #. Sealod from observation | COOK REMEDY COQ., Omuaha, Nob | tion on the Fourth resarvoir or lnke covering 1,000 acras, which will be constructed at the head of the canal, Work will be commenced as soon as the water right for 10,000 acres fs sold. Frequont showers insure Dawson county the largest crops in its nistory, The rain fall 30 far this soason_amounts to seven and ouo- fourth inches. The farmors and business men do not forget the exporience of last year, howevor, and are lending their aid in_every possiblo way to the immense irrigation en- torprise. Hyannis. Judgo Collins and family will spend the summer in Utah, Druggist Ma “bran new wife." Mr. L. Sharp, one of our rellable stockmen, visited Omaha this weok. Our school closed ud teacher being serionsly ill. Haying scason is at hand and o of it wll is the quostion T. A. Yoast shippod thirtoon cars of cattle from hore to Omaha Inst Monday Wao are to have an “oldfashionod” celabra- July at Hyannis, Holcomb, wife of Dr. Holcomb, ar- Hyannis this weok from Clinton, iro is in Michigan aftor s nly last wook, the how to take Mrs, rived in Mo. A. Stuckey of Broken Bow, Nob, who has large stock interests in Grant county, w us in Hyannis this week. NEWS OF THE NORTEWEST. Nebraskn, Burglars carriod off #150 worth of goods from N. A Camp's store in Belvidore, The broken Iirst National bank of Red Cloud expects to be able to pay depositors in full. The Central Nobraska Veterans' assooia- tion will hold its rounion at Ovd August 23 to U8, The Friond Fair arrangements to b best one ever held. Stanton’s camp of Modern Woodmen joyed a banquet of which about hundred guests partook. A residont of Hastings claims to have in- vented & aevien for cooling the temperature which is botter than ice, (. W. Porry has been appointed survoyor of Cherry county to fill the position left va. cant by the death of County Surveyor Pat- terson. assoclation s making ve its August meoting the en- one orsinl, assistant pastor of St. Stephen’s church_at Exoter, has boen placed in chargo of the Catholic church at Beavor Crossing. Tho little daughter of David Gould of York, paintod the inside of her stomach with foding, but tho coat wasn't thick enough ta do sorlous damago. Mr. W.V. Barry, living near Stockville, has markated the fiyst load of timothy hay ever sold in_Stockvillo. Ho raised cighteen tons on his farm this yoar. A McCook dude named Smith is spending twonty days with the sheriff because ha secured a pair of pants by giving tho tailor a mortgage on a horso ho didn't own. voddy Baker, a six-year-old Republican . jumped from an expross train which was running forty miles an hour and landed in a mud puddle.” Ho was not injured in tho least. A call has been issued_for a meeting of tha nowspapor men of the Chadron and Allianco land districts for tho purposo of forming a press association. Tho meoting will bo held at Crawford July 14, Jacob Mauk of Broken Bow has hemrd from his son whom he had supposod was dead. The young man, who left. home thir- teon yoars ago, has written to his father from” Stockton, Cal, and the latter has started 1o visit his boy. A Mr. Chorry of Weeping Wator intonded t0 go to Lincoln one morning last week, and his wife on the provious evening made all preparations for getting an early broakfast for him. During the night somo tramps on- tered tho houso and completed the work of cooking & good meal, uto it and. departed without having disturbed the sleeping family. Tho total assessod valuation of property in Pholps county, as returned by the assessors and corrocted by the board of supervisors, is 81,305,645, Gosper total assessod valuation is 865,642, Dawson county's #1,606,112.10. Tn the latter county §2, , or more than one-third of the whole valuation, represents railroad and and telegraph property. In Gosper county this property is less than onc-eighth of the wholo, The returns of the various assossors show somo remarkably strange things, says tha Sidnoy Telograph, Thero is not_ o enrriaga in the county worth more than $15,00. Tho gold watches aro evidently all in “soal.’” The ladies no longer wear diamonds. A dog is toxed at 33.00, & cow is as- sessed at $1.45. Give us more dogs and fower cows. While tho dogs don’t amonnt to much for dairying purposes, they give the rovenue a big boom. It has boen suppoced that Cheyeune county was fast coming, to tha front as a horso breeding center, but tho assessment roturns show that thore is not a stallion to be found within the bounds of the county. Towa. Tho Buena Vista county supervisors hava devided that cookies are 100 rich for paupers, 0. V. Jonsen, living near Early, roports a find of coal on his place at a depth of 360 feer. The vein is thought to bo five foot thick. "The wife of Prof. Biggen, musical diroctor of the collegoe for the blind at Vinton, was stricken with paralysis and died tho follow- ing day. A boy named Hartman was picking flowers at Baglo Poiut when somo ono set a do on bim. Ho was so badly bitten that ho fainted from 1oss of blood. Tao little childron of L. Hovris of Villisca, aged 4 and 2 years, ate somo fly poison and it was only by prompt and active work of the physicians that tho little ones’ lives wera saved. P." A, Hollenbeck of Audubén county while working in his corn field was bitten by a rattlesnake and for soveral days his lifo was dospairad of, bt it is thought ho wiil coovor, During the sehool year Jusu v ang university at Dos Moines had 537 stiageee enrolled, reprosonting sixteon states, inchid- ing one from Canada, oue from Turkey and oue from China. Bishop Perry of Davenport, who was in- jured latoly by falling over somno obstructions blaced on’ the government bridgo by the Plissig Bridga company, has sued the latter for £,000 damages. David Beatty of Des Moines, has been grantod a divoree from bis wifo o whom ho Was married on January 1%, 1501, and who on January 25 gave birth to a chiid which bore no resemblance to Beatty A countryman visited Dubu day and at a street stand where “all tho lemonade vou can drink for a nickel” was being sold he stowed away twenty-threo glasses. Tt cost him a 20 doctor bill, Henry B. Hibbe, market master of Du. buque, and who had quite a record for falls Illl({ broken bones, died from the effects of his last accident, His leg was broken and refused to heal. The surgeou concluded that it must bs amputated, but bofore the opara- tion was performed ho died, ‘I'he last legislature reduced the interest on school fund loans to 6 per cent, Supposing there would he no trouble in loaning the money, but it seoms that tho farmers don't want it even at that price. Floyd and otner counties roport n largo amount of school money ou hand and no demand for it. This would indicate that the low farmers aro prospering John Corson has boeen justico of the pe Mosalem township, ‘Dubuque county, nearly twenty yvears and the first case to come boforo him was up tho other day. Two or threo times during the progress of the trial be adjourned court to catch bis bees, which were swarming, and he renderod o just das cision, if it was his first, it he was bothered by the swarming bees. ‘The bail of Mrs. Newton asbit, the Le Claire woman who is confined in tho Daven- port jail for shooting her husband, is about to be reduced from #2,000 to $500, Mrs, Nesbit is about to become a mother and the W.C.T. U, have intorested thomsclves in her case and expect to got her bail reduced 50 she can be taken out of jall and given proper care. Her husband has almost re Covered from the effects of his wound. - No matter what may from indigestion, & dose of Ayer's Cathartio Pills will base you without question. Just try them once and he assured; they have much worse dyspeptics cured. You'll tad them nice aud amply worth the prica. ue on cireus in be tho iils you bear