Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1891, Page 7

“SPEGIAL NOTICES. l"fl“ HFNT FURNISH [Continued. T ID ROOMS, PA DVETTIREMENTS FOR THERE COLUMN will b takan unti] 12:8 p.m. for the evening @nd unti! % p.m. for the morning or Sunday edi tons. ATl ndvortisements tn these columns 2 ecnts a word first Insertion and 1lg cents & word therenfter, or # per Iltne per month. No advertisement taken for less than 2 centa Tor the first insertion. Terms cash tn ad. wanco. Initinla, fgures, symbols, etc., ench count as A word. All AQvertisemients must run_consecu tively. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered check, ean have (helf answers addressed to & "num- bered Jetter n care of THE BEE. Anawers so ad dressed w1l be delivered only on presentation of the eheck PRARCH OFFICES ADVERTISING FOR THESK olun s will be taken on the alove conditions At the follo a houses, who are aut % AL Lhe saime ratos o, No. 2624 N street, Lis harmaciat. 11th and Mason streota. worth, Pharmacist, 2115 Cuming street. Pharmneist, 24N, 16th W. Parr, Pharmacist, 1718 Leavenworth Tiighes' Pharmacy, 21th and Farnam. 3 SITUATIONS WANT For aate, cte., see top of irst calumn on ths page. }\""“Ni‘ FD BITUA FOR GOOD GIRLS! Ty WAILINE FOUTARFe &1waYs a1l From 9 N, m. to By m. | Canadian Employment ofice, S14 5. 15th, Teidphone 3 SITUATION BY LADY AS nmm BPER Ol Cashier, Ist class referonces. Woolworth WANTED-MA ¥or rates, ete.. Bl founa mex 08 . 16th at.. v B eurds ana iasion Qirect from mannfacturer. You ean mnke %) per Address’ Advertising Speclalty Co., Buffalo, M7 6 B WANTED—AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN aninry 870 to 880 monthiy, with ineronse. to Topresent n his own section’ n responsibie. New York house, References. Manufacturer, lock box “wee top of firat ealumn on thia page. CALL ROOM o 7+ LI AD- GOOD PAY O & INTS AND CANVASSING SALES. I Taylor Plstol Report Burglar 2 town 0 the United Statos entlrely new. 18 a perfe paral A fortune for overy g0od sa ntonce and see for yourselves. Enquire of ¢ Tayior at Barkor hotel, from 7 to 10 p.m.. for_n fow days only. Home oltice, 5042 § st., Lincolu, Neb. j;‘\m\ FD, 2 MILKERS 1. K. Hoch, WANTE VERY CITY town for th Nun. body 1x reading it Libe e ple copy sent postpuld for 60 cents. oplin, western agent, Omuha, Neb. Romethin AMES AVE. DA 50 4 AND Snii Georgo A 613 3% ED AN ALLROU N 1320 Ko BY Photopraph business. 8t B ANIED SALE mission to b new puteit cher erasing pencll: the st selling novelty produc: erakes Ink thoroughly In two seconds: no nbrasion of pa 200L0 00’ per cent profit; one ent’s anlos smounted o $620 10 aix days, another £2 In two Lours. We want one general ‘ngent in ench state and territory. For terms and full p; tieulars nddress -the Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co Croswo, Wis. B CWANTED, EXPERIENCED n must ben Dine » the German language. Address C. W. Hooper, Neb B ANTED WooD TURNER, WOOD CARVEL, maehine men, cahinet makers: stendy work Vens, Herlng & Co., Charies City, Tn, I NTED, 200 LABORKRS FOIL WYOMING and ‘South Dakota:Freo transportation. Al bright 1abor Areney, 1 Moot i AN ALESVMAN a cnpubla Kih ]; MK METROPOLITAN Mg Co., 1009 Howard Omuhn, or 137 N. 12th Lin. coln. 18+ Bms MEN WANTED TO SELL OUR PRE. minm nursery stock: the Iargest nursery west of the Mississippl river: the fineststock: all the new ‘and 0ld frults; the lowest prices and biggest pay to ngent ney advanced every week: outfit free. Write us at once. G- nter Co., Falrbury,Neb. NIZERS WAN $0 BTy 14 B, o AND $100 IN Mive montha; (st cortificate In §50 class date July 1, 1401 tirsi-clams organizors wanted: write for Supremo lodge, the Universal progressive Washington street, Boston, Mass. Mig0 Jy12¢ LIFE OF P.T. BAR- American Book BN I MONEY SE num: ouly SLAD. Aentn war Now Vork L1 e top of first column on (hix pages T-WANTED, GIRI, FOR GENERAL TOUS Jwork, 1428 N. 19th s 675 4 Y- WANTED, GERMAN GIRL, ABOUT 15 YEA IS Jold, 10 tuke care of chilldren, (02 8, 1ith at. Mrs. Nogl 650 4 WANTED AT ONC - Jeral housework. A GOOD GIRL FORU 2412 Soward street NTED, A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRE: (/lnuulm Mrs! Rob't Purvis, 24th and St. Mary's nvonue. 'OR RENT—HOUSES, For rates. eto., sea top of first columin on this pige, AP INQ. D, SROOM COTTAGE, Clt WIS OAT. ave. M Sy 13 JLFORRENT. TWo FAST ROOMS, SINGLE OR ien wutte in private family, W man and wife o two gentiemen. (38 Bouth 17th st. Reforences. M4ss 3 ROOMS FOR_HOUSEKEEPING FOR MAN Yand wife; no children; rent taken in board. 319 N 17th. Bal - NICR ROOM, ALL CONVENIENCES, 1710 DAV. Yenport. 504 10° - FOR RENT, NICKLY FURNISHED COOL Urooms at northeast corner 16th and Howard Tawn arotind bulldink. From §7.00 o §20 & month, L -2 NICE FRONT ROOMS FOR Yonly, D10 Davenport stret. [ ERY PLEASANT FRONT ROOM 1IN Yvato family for gentloman, 525 8 20th stroet. 321 1] FURNISHED ROOMS, LIGHT HOUSEKEFR Uing, 20 St. Mary's avenuo. [ URNISIRD ROOMS, cablo. 184 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. SOMS, WITH OR_ WITHOUT 4168, 15th streot, Fiat 4, M 114 11 NORTH 19TIL BEST OF sulte; ren M - FURNISHED | board wnd use of bath. 34 oor. DOUGLAS Mo [Tn F STORY ROOMS TO rent with board. 201 . 25th avenue. 81 0 PLEASAD GOOD BOARD, Douglas, [ FOR_GENT, NICE LARG bourd for two at 8.00 por week, ROOMS, 2103 8 TOOM WITH , 2013 Harnoy st. NI BOARD AT Tth stroet SA home, 109 8 FORR ROO) + xce top of Airst column on (his page. G, .f.‘i“ FURNISHED ROOMS FIRST FLOOK 1515 G104+ UNFURNISIED ROOMS FORL City RENT & ping to family without children. 1eo $15.00. 1104 Webster street. BOARDING For rates, et ” TROARD WITH OR W1 ROOMS AT fashionable private boardlog Bouses at eut Davies Bros., 15th and Chicago streets. Miv2-10 rates FOR ¥ CFORRENT, ¥ o, 1118 N. 20th street: will take labor for reat. Apply 1115 N, 20th street, upstalrs. MiUs 6 1 FOIL_RENT OR SALK, MY BUILDING ON Jones st., bet. 10th & 11U G.A. Lindquist, 316 3 15th, ORY BRICK BUILDING, sultablo for wholesnlo pur: 110 per month.” Chus. Knufman. 1502 D Ins stroot. JOMS FOR RENT THE with _or without po o Bee Publishi ing hax a o nt. steam-hent the' floors, kny eto. Apply at the otice of Tho B 5 FOR RENT—MI (JI"L.\\'I For rates, ets.. ses toy of first column on this page. J - GARDEN FARM FOR RENT. . MURIA PASTURE—1 HAVE nced for horses and and wild grass: wiil call reasonablo. Inguire 1 nddress George G. Gans, NEW PASTURE JUST colts, 2% acress of tame for and doliver; ehnries ns, G31 Pnxton bl Sonin Omaba ML 515 THE OMAHA DAILY BEESIMONDAY MUSIC, ART A h LANGU/ \G FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. [Continued.] (Contfhued.) 7o WOR FRER LIST ( 10 centa n shoet, address K. W. PIRCES MUSIC AT Davenport, 225 For rates, ete., see top of Arst column on this page. Wi “'T'AH'A I(;AN by 10T Clark Widihart o “' MORTG. v b, LONG OR SHORT tme. . Wallace, $10 J. J. Brown bulld i ries fOF ¢ W TO T PER C mimiaslon or At W. B. Molkle, First National bank bldg. YW MONEY TO LOAN ON IMDROVED CITY property at current rates: funds on hand; no delay. Geo. ¥, Blust & Co., 2 Ramye bldg. 521 W PLyATE SO3 EY TO LOAN. J. D. ZITTLE, O N. Y. 1A (] W, MOIUTG A Invest W, MONEX 10 LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY. Fidelity Trust company, 1014 Farnam. o2 VW EASTERN MONEY 10 LOAN AT VERY low rates. H. B. Irey, Y. Life. Wi CHEAP MONEY._PHILA MoW] Trust Co.. wants gt edga loan Coates, repre MO Stanton fonrd of Trado. NT FIRST MORT ‘attorson, W7 New York Life. M5l TOANS i i LOANS WANTED, McCAGU mpany. b2 AND §100, ON 1L B. froy, N M OF §700 low rates, WO SUMS ed proporty; “' ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. Life, lond at 10w rate for cholee seeurity on Nebraski or lowa farms, Or Omaba city” propgriy. W, LOWKST RATES ON REAL ESTATE LOA C.J. Caswell, 816 N, Y. Lifo, 75078 “ KECOND MORTGAC 000, Alox Moore, 01 B ‘\' THE CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO. has removed to The Beo building, main floor, at right of entrance. City losns at lowest r column on this page. X ] LOAN B, F. MASTERS Aenat, c ities for any tf o Teceipts, at the 1owoest ratos possible without publicity Al O property. My loans are s0 arranged that you can make & pryment of o punt at any tlme and reduce both p 3 If yo your property or havi loan that you want Twill pay 1t off a Ifyou find It more convenl nie 620 and your business will be a d ot lome. Money always on hand. No delay. No publicity. Lowest rates. 1L, F. Masters, Roomi 4, Withuell bik, 15th and iurney-sts. NEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, A turniture. planos and rity. Busl fess contidential. ¥ ) MONEY 0 Koystone Mortgage X CHATTEL BANK 310 8. 15711, TOANS MONI; on clinttels or collateral at ronsonablo rates, 630 X MONEY LOANED ON ALL KINDS OF SECUIL it Now York Lif BUSINESS CHANC Tor rates, ete, see top of first colnmiv on this pau Y, FORSALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICK, AN B egant “Merry Go Around” which cost &,000, but must bo xold on account of death of owner. ' For particulars address the World's Falr Investment €., Toout 414, 167 Dearborn street, Chicago, 1l - Y WANTED, MANAGING PARTNER FOR A fine’ paying business: must travel some: bo sober and honest and intolligent; havo 600 to $1,000; 1o mashers, lushers or loafers need apply. Addres or eall, Mrs. T., Merchants Hotel [ WANTED—TO RENT, seetop of frst colums on this piga BY Forrates, et T WANTED TO RENT A house: reliablo tonant; S, 5, Boe. RENTAL AGE Tor rates, ete., seelop of first column on Uhix page. TAL AG ZI B, COLE R il bloc » CONTINEN- 199 STORAGE. For rates ele., weotop of first cotumn_on this page, M QLDEST, CHEAPEST AND B RAGE house in city. Wiiliams & Cross, 1214 Harne; it .3 S S MELY ST AND BEST STORAGE KOR Wolls, 1111 Farnam st BUILDING IN OMAI it bonded warehouse: housohold I for: lowest rates. W. M. Bushman, 1015 Leayenworth. o1 “CLEAN, furniture. Dougl DRY AND PRIVATE STORAGE OF Omalia Stove Repair Works, 1207 M3 9,8 ROOM HOUSE, NICE ¥ ARD, SITA DE Ttk city and elstern water, elogant nelghborhood, Dlocks from street cars, 11 8. 7th avenue, or Hell's pharmacy, cor. 11th and M ] —FOR RENT, A FURNISILE Juire at 2124 t. Mary's FOR RENT, FOIt hished cottags, No torms very reasonable. kA NICE FUIL Farnam’ st., large yard Call and sce. Wi ), FOR KENT. 4 NEW TRO0M DWELLINGS AT s4th wnd “Juckson’ sts., with furnaco, bath, hot everything In the finest shape and 5 por month to good party if taken quick ity Trust Co. 78 9 and o WANTED--TO BUY. see top of first column_on this page. h URNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, Wolls, 111 Farnam st. 511 —WANTED 10 BUY, GOOD RESIDENCE LOT or house and lot, Or several lots located so as to make & good bullding sito, must bo in first class residence part of the clty. Parties a this should glve full deseription of properts price, terms, whethor Incumbered, and it mucli, O 19, Bee. FOR SALE—| For rates, STORED, BRICK 1OUSE, ALL_CONV 00; Grroom brick house, $20.00. 1, i KINDS THREE NICELY FUR Bundy & Co., 1011 Capitol onue. 50 NDSOME 11-R00M_ HOUSE hvenienc rlectordor ipoved motor and within’s mluutey walk of fost. Btroots; ofticw. Nathan Shelton, 1611 Furnam stree T NEY MODERN AND MONT DESIRABL. the city. 3 or 4 room suites. Complote for house: kooping. 8188 220 street, ¥, L. Van Dorn. M3 PjFor RENT, TROOM HOUSE, 20 1TALN Inquire A. H. Gladstone, 1310 Douglas strect EAST FRONT, Wrikht & Ly j) FOIIRENT, 7-R00M COTTAC Sterman ave!, near Clark; $0. Dury, 1001 Howard. ] ), FOR WENT. CORNER FLAT, ALL OUISIDE rooms. Wright and Lusberry, 1001 10 ward M350 " 'V'lflmm\l COTTAGE 2543 DAVEN- S0 Gttago 2 ana & Selby, roon nam, $12.5 18, Board of 561 HOUSH, ‘rade. CIEAP, NINE ROOM shod oF unfurnishod and barn, Holbrook, 4 Beo butlling, ewly pap Rice, 822 N, Y. Life, <P EN ROOM TOUSE Wi Rl Lovation; modorate rent. 16 Douglus streot. 1 YOU W «© 1. K. Gole, Continental bloek D1 ROOM RESIDENCE: s, finest loeation in city coupant, Mr. 8. R. Roed €00l barn attached, witl oral terms and long lease to Tieht Bee bidi, or 1021 Park aye. John RN rd Bros. DESIR 1410 M HOUSE, MODE 8. 2020 Davenport streot. lnguire Davenport stroot. K N TR ]) FOIL LENT, ELEGA hioek, a2 . i, cor HOUSE § ROOMS, Iacknon st. ]) COTTAGE FOR REN s FOR RENT, 6RO0OM COTT2 ttage. Ottage unfurn Doat restdence fiats in the elty, #20 to §25 Tho Mead Inv't. Co., 442 Beo Bldg. 618 ]) STEAM HEATED MODERN FI 109 5 1uth street. E. ¥. Rio, 1519 ¥ N storos. AND -2 T—-FURNISHED ROOM #ee ton of Airst cotumn on this pae. OR RE Por rates, ete. FOR RENT, FURNISH : auite CLAIR B THE ST 01 U Ylstn Dodie, will make low rates for 100 or monih with or without board. J, FURNISIED KOOMS 119 8. %TH STREET “Large M2 0 AN THOTHL [0 FURNISITED HOOMS, 8 AND 8 PERMONTI Y1816 Farnam. 64 6 For rtes, ete., seetop of Arst column o FURN N0ka0 1tk alty Ot Addross S 2 zood plano Inquire st room 2 sl P, ONE sy HORSE, ono rogist nhrown ma yonrs, very gentle: o light driver ahody.” Chea £or onsh. 6 Contlus hlock. > FOR SALE, LIGHT TRAC opy top surrey, newly pa d famiily horse; will soll separatly. vo. stablos. L0, . Woodworth & T Floming, Calboun, Neb. + ¢ top of Arst column on this page, (QFOR SALE, ONE NEW 55 HORSE POWEIL E ine, some horsesund carriy Mustors, (QONCLE, LIGHT RAMBT VIS never buen used, 1301 pattora, §110. & C0., 1406 Dot ge. A H borsine 670 MISCELLAN Hl)l'fl. For rates, ete ) DR LONSDALE'S SPECIFIC MEDIC Afor diseases peculiar to women. 610 8. it 674 aug AND RE ee top of first column on this vage. 2 LIGH! G RODS, WHOLESALK AP TR ¢ Caln, 24 Mpencer at 2-Jy 2, CLAIRVOYANTS, ) For rates, ete., sce top of first MASSAGH MADAM DEL Suieh V. WARIEN, Of Liaiicn’ spOREINE, wiNEN ARE. FolAbIO busls ok fo Souts 1 Otena 1 N.lbth ) of Arst column on this page. For rate 'l THATIS AT MADAME SMITIS variors, i foor, 20 8. 161h atreet M 100 TEWLOVER 010 8 'l‘ MASSAGE, MADAME DE 20-0y28 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAG ace ton of first_colwmn on this page, TAR AND BANJO MUSIC SIMPLIFIED. rond at wiance. No knowledge of musio nd £0F eir. Guitar Musie Co,Atlantle, Vidias Y Ber 8 THE new scale Kimball piano. A. Hospo, 1513 Dougln 8 TTWO SECOND-TIAND PIA; bargain; uprights \ EO. ¥. GELLENBECK, TEACHER OF TH] baajo; with Hospe, 1613 Dougias. “ Y —WANTED LOCATION FOR_GOOD STOCK OF kenoral morchandise. Box k41, Osmond, Neb. G840 YA WITH SMATL GAPTTALTO RUN CIGAT: SUOFG On Furnaum Stréct. Inquiro §20S. 19 s Y FOR SALE STOCK OF BOOKS, NEWS, STA- tionery, jeweiry, sheet music. notions, toys, ot Must bo sold immedintely. Address port, ain street. Councll Bluffy. Y -MY EMPLOYER CAN HAVE USE OF £i0.00 o, 000 without intorest.” Indoor pasition; 6337 Addres S, 13 Beo ottice. T POLICIES IN Y ; GASIL PAID FOR ENDOW M old lino companies. Send desceiption. A. K. Brocklesby, box 253, Hartford, Conn. 7 FOR SALE, MILLINERY STORE, IN GOOD location. First-class opening for a competent wiliinor. Address Milliners, box 316, Syracuse; Neb. 53 Y - FOR SALE AN OLD, WELL PAYING ESTAB. lished *clgar business; g00d reasons glyen. Addresy P 53, Beo. MI89 Y .8 KOOM HOTEL FOR RENT AND FURNL: ture for anle. Apply 1811 Cass. M3t 6 J—FOR SALE, DIRU STOCK IN WESTERN DRU Towa. §750. Termy reasonable. Address 8§ care Daily Bee. LEASE (3 YEARS) AND FURNL m Hotel. Location ‘and_ business otel,” caro South Omaha branch IRST-CLASS, WILL ESTAB. siness in this clty. ~Fino fix- tures and good cash_trade. To any ono meaning business liere {s an excellent chanco. Must bo sold Innoxt sixty days. M. A. Upton Co., Beo bullding, 59 DO YOU WANT Buy the Commerclal, the ] FRANK 06y 51s —FOR SAL turo of #0-ro good. Address of The Bee. 7_FOR SALE, A lishod butchor b Y- o G SO Y dEromaNT TAILOR BUSINESS. Sochor, David City, Neb. JOR SALE FARM COMBAINING 8 ACIES 1M proved Iand and 15 agres timber; farm 18 all fonced: 13 acres Umothy “Yusture, orchard, gro Iig-atory he rn, gramney, windmill, all o g whapa: farm Is ost of Platismo the county seat and 2 miles from Murray.a new town on Hie Missourl Pacifie_rail rond; | from vohoo! K church. For particu Inrs address I 5, Boe oo ™ l;uu SALE CHEAP, MASY PAYMENTS, 14 atory ow i-room NodWd, with bath, collar, oto i1 ot N Shelton, 1611 Fafnam. TO WORKINGMEN ONLY (SPHC ot apply)Ga time of month ‘at I8 Alin nctunl o DIGAR to lectric quire at room 202, Omahs Natlonal bank L l“ G. MERRILL DEALBR IN REAL EST. YConteactor and Bullder, residence, Baker Place Walnut Hll. Cottages foF trade or sale on month nte In Donekens Add. sebuugh's add., “Clifton HIII" and All new and_convenient to motor. fees way down, Improved and unimproved farms in Moreick Co., Neb. Forsale of trade. Cash for Tots 0y JOR SATNE - A SMALL COUNTRY BANK. BEING the only hank in town and no_other within 12 milos. Best of roasons given for solling. Call at or address room 618, New York Lifo bullding, Omaha, Ne il QOR SOUTH OMAHA PROPERTIES, BUSINESS, trackage or residence, Ko to tho lending real os tate dealors In South Omabs, Kd Johnston & Co., corner 24th and N stre M5 For mm. ete.. wea top of first column on this page. OST—ON FRIDAY BV E TEN. Irlotta anck, botween Georkla Avenue and the Bee offico. Finder please leave at the Beo business of- Hoy MTST OST JULY 4TH, PURSE CONTAINING ABOUT 840 10 cnah, one ‘check of §1.55, date June %, on South Omahs Nat'l bank, In favor of A. Philpott; one on Commerclnl Nat'l bank for £250 in_favor of Geo. Philpott. Liberal roward will b paid upon its return to 1714 Nicholas stroot. Geo m.u....n“ . 742 6 les, ete., ses top of rst column on this page. iTvan. KSAND PILLOWS WASHED, ¥ ©ra bought, Mall_ordors promutly flle enllod for and doliverod Frank Anson,iist & )‘n\n\klll; it D SOLICITORS, Omaha, - Branch 0mge n freo, 535 VTS T0 DO DIESSMAKING IN FAM- Miss Sturdy, 20 Hurnoy stroot. by PATTERNS AND MODELS. For rates, cte.,vo- top of frat columr on_this page, lra\nuflu\' CORNER 15TH AND JACKSON. iy 2 REMINGTON AND OTHER NGAGEMEN ilies sollcited. " Notice to Contractors Notico is hereby given that bids will be ro- coived by the Hourd of Public Lands and Buildings,at the office of the Sccretary of Stivte, until July 16th, 1491, af 12 0'clock noon for the erection and complotion of two wings, kitchen and lnundry bulldings tor the Insane Asylum at Hastings, Nebraslix /Bids will be received for the Vuplous branchesat work and_ mate ial und 351 complete b Plans und specification’ may be seen’ at the office of Lho Commissiongr of Public Linds and Buildings at Lincoln, Nebraska, and also at tho office of ¥. M. Eflis. Architect, Omuha, Contractors will'be requirod to conform stlotiy to conditions of th spoctiications. and all bids. Dated Juno f8th, 1801, John C. Allen, Sec'y. of State. J17AEM T0 WEAK MEN s Youthtul orror 00d, L. culars for home cure, FREE of charga Alp ndid medical work ; should bo read by every Prof. F, . FOWLER, Moodus, Conn Tam prepared to furnish promptly Rubblo Rip- Iap Dimantion Stone and Crashed Rock of bos t P. T MONROI, 426 New York Life Blllldlnz. Omaha, Neb. Taoav TICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.| Arrive 80 p m| Chicago Vestibulo........| 050 o m| . Nebraska. ho Bonrd reserves the right to reject any R. HUMPHREY, Pres't. of Board the effects of garly decar, v noes, lost manh o valdabie Goniiss (saates o eomiatning man who 18 nervous and_dobilitated. Addrers Notice to Contractors. Qquality at lowest pricc. For figures call or addross Omaba. | Dopot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha. 920 p m “WANTED T0 TRADE TWENTY-FIVE HU dred dollars worth of no one stock in_an Omnha manufacturing concern; "% per cent patd up, with bankablo reference; and a quarter section in How- ard county, Nebraska, #1 milos north of St. Paul for clear Oluaha restdence property. J. L. R N. Y. Life. M -Denver Day Exprovs.... ~Dendwood Expros: Denver Expross. Denver Night Expross. Incoln Limited. Omaha. i FOREXCHANGE, WIHAT HAVE YOU 10 Jtrad for tho larast and Hinost’ Knglish shire araft stalllon i the state 1500 1bs, cost forred; 'lot us hear fr White & LeRoy Nob. AND CLEAR you. 70asnt PROPERTY T0 fienange for good Omalia property: will assn mortgago. Alox. Moore, 01 fioe bullaing. Z/NORTIL SIXTEENTH STREET PROPERIY Zlto exchango for bik farm. ~ Alex. Moore, 1 Bo puilding. 7, DIVIDEND PAVING STOCKS FOIL itarm lands or desirablo clty property. Dox 665, —FOR EXCHANGE, SEVERAL oa with all modern improvements, fn very £or ncre property near Omsha or st Company, 1614, . GOOD W, T2, 0. M35 Y FIN 710 BXCHANGE FOR_CLEAT LOT. LT fistylish family horso and carriako, 412 oo bulld- 3 1% ATE tonof first colwmn on this paga. POSITIVE BARGAIN.— CHOLCK, DOUBLE BRICK § room modern residence, worth 810,000, will sell for £7,50 cash. J. L. Rie N.Y. Life. M Q1000 FOR 80000 1N : Ron motor line und paved stract i hooming olt in el " ivestiguto. L il V. it ( NE CHANCE IN_A LIFE TIE TO Valuable property $700 lexs than [t cost two ago. A 10-room house with conveniences of clty wator, bath room. closot and sowerage, house years 0ld and cost $2700, lot 43x120 feot L0'an alley 2 minutes’ walk from court house, 8 blocks fron tor curs, school and churches, price §4.000, & ol torms easy at 7 por cent discount for all eash. Tho owner his rensons for solling at this sacritice. Ploase. call to oxamine property after § p. m. WII fuenish ab. ttle perfeot: will take part trade elty lot or cash atlon. Guar. nth: will BUY antee the house will execute leaso for a yoar Yates, 5. W. o 2nd wnd Caltto lu-u SALE, SEVERAL NEW MODERN HOUS of 6 and 7 each, 1 vory doxirable with bath, old water, furi ks, fine yards walk, ot KISt coniploto ases in tho elty, from FL.50.00 to 800000 each I tuko clonr 10 as frst pryment if d Cali o us before they are all sold, Fldelity Trust pany, 1614 Farnam st 037 LOTS ADIOINING THE 1. W. Mcliride, Mol 168 S HOUSES Amorioan”Savings 75 FORLOTS, BLOCK & CLOVERDALE ADDE this price good uatll July & fl SES FOIL SALE for rent. Addre ¥ 80, THAT well, clstorn and ayo., will sul b and £25 every & months will buy it 109 Farnam. house 0f 7 1 ar, full corner lo. § 5100 o Paul, JIOR SALE G pavod strect « Araskage: B biocks trom Sevos] vory cheap. “w N. Shelton, 16i4 Faruam. Lenves UNION PACIFI Guwaha. | Dopot I0th and Marcy Sts. 1010 8 m[.Kans ity ldx;r.ll (ox Sun.). 1020 & m| Denver Expross. 250 b m Overind Hlyor.. 0300 m|iGfand Txiand Kxp. (0% 10 pw Paclfic Kxpre: Leaves [CHICAGO, MIL & BST. PAUI R R A “Chicago Eexoros Chieago Express Arrivoss Omaha. Arrivos Omab, 0.00 & m Arrivos Omaha. Omaha. Baml . Arrivos Dopot, 1sth ana Woebstor Sts. | Omaha. St. Paul Limited, ) & NOIVTHWIESTERN. | Arrivos o0, 10t and Marcy Sta. | Omana, hicakowmpross. ... | RIb & mi 1 Vasubuia imited:. 1| ¥ & P m natern Flyor . | 250 a 520 b w|iocal Hase Kx. {ekoept Monday)| 120 p Toave | OMAHA &b LOUIS . CUCTINS S Teavo [ F. Omaha. | Depot th 00w Tilack 11110 Fxpross 900 8 m . (Kx. Bat) Wya s K K 810 p mAVahoo & Lintofh Tas. (kx. Sun)| 1 85 & m 510 p m ). Vork & Norfol® (Ex. 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W p m Leaves |0 Trany 0w 500 p 10.00 p B0 p .30 p mliowa Ad Toavas | Transtos| Transterl U m 1000 p m 106 p m sy anstorl U0 Sloux City Age St Paul Express.. JULY ¢. 1891 ANIMALS IN WATER. Where the Millions of Creaturas in Drinking Water Come From an1 How They Should Be Disposed of. “Loannot understand the carelessne people This remark was made by a le: Ing Now York chemist who was just making an analysis for the Boara of Health, “Take the subject of drinking water for In« stance. What sensible man or woman who ever held a glass of water up to the lzht telt that it was pure? Even a near sighted per- 80n oun seo that it fs full of vegetable and an'mal matter. In tho city, where water I8 allowed to accumilate in tanks on the top of tho roofs. naturally the bottom of the tank becomes covered with black mud. In the country, wells are stmply drainings from the surface water outhouses, often from barns and stable Is it any wonder It {a impure? 18 It any wonder people get siek from drink- Ing 1t? Some people boll the water and while this may kill the live germs, it does not ro- move them nor remove the vegotable matier which may be in the water and which is often polsorions. 'The safest way todo s to mix & ittle puro whisky with the water and thus Plioily countorugt all evil offoots which may Do n iny 1, however impure. Doctors ad- viso this and scl contirms 1t But, only the purest whisky should be used and Duffy's Puto MAlt iy wamitted both by doctors and sclentlsts to be the purest of all mode whiskies, Bosidos fortifying the system nxainst diseaso, it also toros up, makes the slugzish blood circulate and replaves weak ness by stron th." AMUSEMENTS BASHK BALL Kansas City TODAY. Game at 4 o'clock. Ladies, all priviloges, 25¢. | THEGRAND) Two Nights. Tueslay and Wednesday, July 7 and 8, A Red-Letter Engagement. GEORGE THATCHER'S MINSTRELS. 45 TROUBADOURS 485. A fow of the many: Georgo Thateher. Low Docl stader, Burt Shepard, Juy Quigiey, K. J. Jose, H. W. Frillman, Cain & Loreno, Juhn A’ Coleman, Georgs ymon Mooro, Thomas Lowls und Frank Extra-James Corbett, chumplon boxer of Cala- fornia, will uppear in a friendly set-to. Popular Prices—25c, Gc, Toc and §1 now open. Cor. 11th and Farnam Stroots. WEEK OF JUNE 2)riL Joseph R. Cotin, Plore 8. K. Lasarh of the Pawnve Indians, will leclure o the superstl tlous ldeas hubits’ of the difforent tribes of Indians. Saluriun Quartotto. W. W. Bottern's dramatie company hat great play. Unclo Josh. fits to all. Op Box sheet tho boy chtot prosenting dally from 1 to 10 Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that bids will ho ro- ceived by the board of public linds and bulld- ings at the office of secrotury of state until July 20, 1801, at 12 o’clock, noon, for the erec- tion and complotion of & chapel and dormi- tory for the Home of the Fricndlessat Lin- coln, Nob. Plins and speotfloations may bo seen at the ofice of the commissioner of public lands and buildings ut Lincoln, Neb. Contractors will be required to conform strictly to conditions of specifications. The boord reserves the right to roject any and all bids. Dated June 30, 1801, JOHN C. ALLEN, Secrotary of State, A. R. HUMPHREY, Pres't of Board. J1d20tm Ingersoll's Modern Samaritans. I have heard and know of many nobler cxamples than that of the Good Samaritan, says Robert G. Ingersoll in the New York Advertiser, A fow years ago a vessel was disabled at sea and for days was at the mercy of wind and wave. Finally the provisions were exhausted, and at last the men cast lots for the purpose of seeing which one should be eaten. After the lot had fallen on one of the men, Captain Kreu- ger, who was in command of the vessel, said: ‘*No; that man shall not die—he hus a family and I have none, I will take his place,” and drawing a revolver from his pocket, he was about to put a bullet through his «brain, when others 1inter- fered, and said: *‘Let us wait one more day,” and the next morning a suil was seen on the horizon, and they were res- cued. So there is another case, told of a captain who had hoisted the signal of distress. This signal was answered and boats were being lowered from another vessel, but the sea was running so high that the captain of the first vessel or- dered the signal of distress to be hauled down. saying: “We will take our chances; thoso who would rescue us could not live in this storm,”” A littie while ago I heard the story of a Good Samaritan, and this story should be known, and when once known it will never be forgotten. 1 hardly feel at lib- erty to tell the name of this Good Su- maritan, although I received the story from his lips. 1 will tell iv without giv- ing the name. I may get his consent,and if so wiil give his name hereafter. A few years ago—no matter where— in this country, though—u gentleman, a physician, driving two horses attached to a sleigh along a lonely road at night, partially benumbed with cold, was sud- denly startled by a man_who grasped his horses by the bridle and said: “Throw up your hands!” The doctor saw the gleain of the revolver, know his danger, tut instead of throwing up his hands, drew his own revolver as quickly as he could, but_before he could fire, the robber fired and the bullet pen- etrated his left wrist. The doctor then fired and the bullet entered the side of the highwayman, who fell instantly to the earth. It took some time to get tho horses quieted so that the doctor could look back to see what had become of tho man, He was lying in the road. The doctor drove up to him, got out of the sleigh, and found him still alive. There- upon ho put him in his sleigh, took him o town, carvied him to the hospital,had his own arm treated, and assisted in taking care of his assailant. For many weeks this man lingered— for many weeks it was uncertain wheth- er he would live or die—but at last he- became convalescent, and was cured. He had no friends. The doctor gave him employment, and he remaived in his employ for over two years. At the end of thut time he said that he believ- ed himself to be an honest man—that he was willing and eager to go out into the world and fight fairly the battle of lifo. And so, with the doctor’s bless: ing, he went; and from that day to this he has lived the life of an industrious, honest man, This is the noblest example that I know of in the history of our country. My doctor is the “Good Samaritar’ of America. The age of real chivalry has not pussed, The world is nobler “today than ever before. Coustipation poisons tne blood: Little Early Risers cure Constipation, causeremoved the discase is wone. s Spiders Told His Fortune, Policy playing is carried an extent in Brooklyn at the presen time that occasionally its evil results to poor families are made known through the police courts, says tho New York DeWitt's The on t sue Herald. The arrest of John Miller tor assaulting his wife, is an instance. Miller s fifty years |old, and for months his daily occupation has beén to gather spiders, put them in a bottlo, and whatever fig- ure their legs cut ‘ho would play their numbers in a policy. *‘He forced me to 2o out washing in order to support him, mysolf and my ohildren. He is so wrapped up in policy playing that at night he dreams of numbers and the next morning he demands money in or- der to play them. His whole time is taken up in catehing spiders and watch- ing the figuras thoy cut with thoir legs. H has pawnod overything.” - A N AN l\\l‘l;l‘ 1O WOMAN. Kato Field Roasts a Flippant French- man to a Turn. I've come neross a vory e sontiment given forth by Cere inthe Paris Figaro, IHere it is: “There is a period in a woman's lifo that belongs to love and to children. It is only before or affer this period that she is the oqual of man, and the world will be saved when this theory shail have boen adopted. It takes a man, and & certain kind of Frenchman at that,to coolly deliver him- solf of well-turned drivel regarding a sex which has been so long nccustomed to look at itsolf through masculing oyes as to bo almost incapable of an original opinion. As a woman, T beg to inform M. t. Coro that overy period of u woman’ life should belong to love and to chil- dren. And, for tho matter of that, so should every period of a man’s life; for the man who does not love some ono botter than himself to the day of his death is a selfish animal that has failed to attain nobility of churacter, without which real manhood is impossible. Not to love childron is not to be humane, and not to be humane is to disgrace humanity. Of cour T know wh M. St Cero means. Ho has the impious insolence to infor that maternity is an inferior func- tion, and that_only before and after the period of child-bedar a woman the equal of man! Will M. St. Cere please state what is tho greatest mission of the human race? Is it writing books, painting picture inventing machines, making money, or nging cforth immortal souls in stal- wart bodies for the good of earth and the glory of God? Yet when engaged in this highest of all duties, woman is inferior to. her husband who pa‘ls, or writes, or invents, ov sells sugar and to- bacco, or drives fast horses to kill time What ineffable bosh! With due deference to the stupendous conceit of a Boulevardier, the world would be lost, not saved, were such a theory as this Frenchman propounds to be adopted. When woman learns hor great mission, self-respeet will reach its highest level while bearing the respon- sibility of two souls. On that glad day it will be woman who demands of man that he shall stand upon her high plane and do his pact in forming the disposi- sition and character of the coming gen- eration. “This pitinbly ignorant Boule- vardier little knows how much antenatal influences have to do with the evolution of good and evil. Hall the wrong in the world, if not more, can be traced to the bratal treatment of mothers by their so-culled protectors and superiors at the momentous time when a man’s lifo should be dedicated “‘to love and to children.” One would think that crea- tion were as eutirely dependent upon woman as in the days of the Virgin Mary, and that man as husband and father has no duties he is bound to respect. What colossal idiocy! M. St. Cere has only to consult an honest, earnost ph, cian to be told that love in a household must be mutual to produce satisfactory progeny. The assumption that woman’s intellect is dormant when woman’s body is in the plentitude of its power, is as laughable as outrageous, Take all the women of distinetion, and you will tind that they have done their best worlk, as a rule, be- tween the years of twenty-five and forty- five. When did George Sand and Georgo Jliot write their greatest novels? When did Mrs. Browning produce “Aurorn Leigh?” When did she conceive her exquisite “Sonnets from the Portu- guese?” Did not Harriet Beecher Stowe rock a cradle as she planned ‘“Unclo Tom’s Cabin,” which sowed the seed of a revolution that emancipated millions of slaves But why traordinary Jacques St. waste further thought or space on a productof the cafes who has no more idea of the greatness of woman than he hus of the littleness of some men! e Do not forget that Haller's Pan Paralyzer will cure all casos of dyseotory, relioving the griping pain and restoring the bowels to hoalthy action, e A Finished Prayer. Detroit I'ree Press: The sick room was vory still; the night lamp burned low, and tho watchers made fantastic shadows on the wall, but no one moved or spoke. The doctor said this was the turning point in the disease, and thoro was nothing to do but wait—wait. The boy siept and his father kept his eyes upon the thin, wasted features, and watched for what he hoped would bo a new lease of life. The mother had gone tc lie down and rest. The nurse sat near and dozed. At last the sick child sud- denly opened nhis large bright eyes and snid in o [ qul' voice: “Papa,’ “What, dear father, softly. Is it near morning?” **Yes, dear boy!” $*And will T be “I—I hope so,” intl There was a long silence, then the sick child moved vestlessly on his pil- lows. ST want to say my prayers,” mured. The father beckoned to the nurse and she brought the mother, who stole soft- ly in and knelt on the other side of the bed, *Lift me up,” said the dy a full elear voico: **hold me I say my prayers.” He cli |~pwl his little hands lnww!hm- and ropeated like one wo w SOu IPather—which art in heaven hallowed —Phy—name—Thy kin dom—come—Thy *kingdom—come— “Papa, I ean’t remember! 1 can’t re- member,” ““No matter, dear boy, you can it in the morning." Again he lay among the pillows like a pale lily ar yes were open wide, ] can’t see you, papn,” he murmured. “Will it soon be morning?” Yos, dear boy. " “And will I he well then? The poor father could not answ No one spoke, and a faint light soon stole into the room that drowned the flicker- ing rays of the night lump and shown rosy on the wall. Then suddelny a littie voice filled the room. Iv was sweot and clear that it sounded like a strain of music from celestinl sphe It was the dying boy finishing his prayer! When he camo to the last clause, he ned groping in doubt, srever und ever—-forever and — and with the words on his lips ho drifted off 1 sleop ngain The rising sun shone into the room and lighted up its dim obscur It 1e in golden burs on the white pitlows, and boy!” answered the 1l 1n the morning?” sobbed the fathor, he mur- ng child in , papa, while finish aver touched the iittle face with a mocking glow of health and strength. Porhapa it wakened him, but in the valloy of the shadow of death he could not discern, and with wido-opon eyes that saw not,he murmured plaintively: *Is it nearly morning, papa? “It is morning now, doar boy A smile trembled on the closed lips— thore was a flutter of breath that came and went as the child clasped his thin hands together “For-ever and-over - - The Howae seale toolk first promicm at Puila delphia, Paris, Syduey and other oxhibitions, Borden' & Selleck Co., Agts., Chicago. - Smugglers' Romantic Cove. mugglors’ cove is situated on Lummi island and around it are clustered man, incidents of interest to the reader. The Whatcom (Wash.) Reveille doseribos it as follows: It is a small cove or inlot, complotely shut out from tho obsorvas tion of those who pass on the stoamers plying the waters of the sound, and for many years it was unknown to any save tho wary smuggler who plied his unlawful business botweon the ports of British Colum- bia and Bellingham bay, Hidden in the jungle away from the eyesight of the passerby, was built a commodious cabin in which those men would collect on their way to and from their various points of destination. Dan Harris, the founder of Fairhaven, when ulive ana resident of the bay cities, could tell many interesting stories and weird tales of the meotings which had taken place at Smugyglers’ cove when chased by rev- enue cutters and officors of the law. Many tons of contraband goods had beon collected here and hid away and kept for wecks and months wait- ing for an opportanity when the vigilance of the oflicars would relax and thus give them a chance to disposo of their wares, This was for many years a favorite resort of Smuggler Keiloy, and many a boat has been unloaded hore and hid away in us locality among the rocks and cliffs adjoining, and then suddenly mado his appearance before his pursuers showing clonn and guile- less haads. Tho snot is & most romantio one and only valuable for its romance. Soveral streams of pure cold water find their way into the waters of Bellingham bay through tho glades and jungle which surround the cove, thus making it a most desirablo spot for excursion and picnic parties, and of late years it is being much used for that purpose. Not far from here, farthor to the north, is almost a countorpart in Deepwator bay, although not so thor- oughly hidden from view. In this littlo bay comes tumbling down a precipice for a hundred feet or moro quite a cat- aract, which was at one time used by the steamers which eame to the bay as a watering place. Tho land at this point was tiken up soveral years ago by an eccontric lady from St. Louis, who fell in love with the spot while on a tour of inspection of tho beauties of Pujot sound. Although the land is now unoc- cupied it cannot be bought at any price. - - A Cara. Wo want every lady and all tha boys and girls to eall on vour draggist and got some of our beautiful cards aud a book of valuable nformation free, Haner Propristany Co, Prince of Wales' Love Stor Two stories are reluted, on creditable authority, of the manuer in which the heir apparent to the throne of England first heard of the charms of tho princo of Denmark’s daughter; and both of them form protty incidents in the pro- logue of what is regarded as tho most charming rvoyal romance in modern times, suys Lippincott’s Magazine. IL R. H. Albert Edward chanced, so it is said, to be whiling away part of a long summer afternoon with two or three congenial spirits, young men of rank ard position near enough to his own to make even discus- sions on domestic questions possible, and the matrimonial outlook for one of the party was brought up. Colonel —— drew from his pocket the photograph, as he supposed, of his fianceo to show it proudly to his companions. But in- stoady of Lady ——'s likeness there ap- ved a rather poorly taken carte do te of the most charming girl the 1co’s oyes had _eyer rested upon—a e e simple little whito gown and loose white jacket, with a black velvet ribbon circling her throat, and her haiv smoothed buck from her brow, loaving the beautiful young face to bo admired for itself alone. The eyes and u‘m soemed to be smiling at the prince, who guzed at the picture, demanding to know who in the world this lovely “‘country girl” might bo. “The daughter of the prince of Denmark,” was the answer, and naturally enough, the carto de visito changed” ownel His royal highness showed it that evening to a confidential friend—one who know of the matrimonial designs of the queen for tho prince of Wales,a bride from ono of the well known German houses having been solected. The quaint littlo photc graph had not left tho prince’s keeping when . few days later he again, and quite by chanco, encountered at tho house of a certain duchess the same no- ble young face, this time exquisitely lmiutml in’ miniature, the property of a ady who had just returned from Don- mark. Amen!™ B Use Haller's Sursapavill great blood purifier. - “ola '8 Son, They say that in hissecret heart “Old Hutch” idolizes his thrifty and ro- spected son Charles, although profess- ing objections to his avt and mission and social ‘intorests says tho Detroit Freo Pr It w soon after Charles was first established in business (so goes tho Chicago story) that Isnac came to his father and =~ said, *Dad, T think vou ought to do something for mo, too, The old man looked him ovel You're right, Tke,”” said he. “and when I come back from the farm DIl have thought it over and DIl tell you what i make up my mind to do for vou. You come down to the board of trade at such and such a time,” 8o Isaac pre- sented himself to his parent at the ap- pointed time, and said he, **Well, father, have you made up yourmind what you'ro going to do for me?” *Yes, Ike, " —and thore was a gleam in the ‘eyes of tho oyes of the parent—*‘yes Ike; I've mado up my mnnl to get you a Waterburry wateh,” and Burdock, the » De. Birney cures cataren, Bee bldg, Picturo Threo John Banvard died at Watertown, S D., of heart dis He wus soventy five years old, and as o painter of pano- ramic scenery he had few equals. o was born in New York. Fifteon y later he moved to Louisville. From there he embarked on a flathoat for Now Orleans, which place he reached aftor a teip full of hardship and adventure, Roturning to Louisvilde he painted an enovmous punoramwa of Mississippl river scencry, which covered * a strip of convia threo miles long, Tt was a faithful transeript of 2,000 miles of sconery, and made a tremendous sen- sution” both in this country apd In Lurope. Next he went to Africa, but finding nothing there returned to Asia, where he painted “*Pictures and Poetry of Palestine,” Thoeso two works wero his masterpic Ho wus never ac counted a great artist, but his product- iveness was remarkable, and in_rapidity of execution ho wus never excelled Miles Long. e