Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1891, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, VESDAY, AUGUST 18, SPEGIAL NOTIGES. {ENTR FOI THESE COLUMNS \112:60 pom. for the evening jrthe morning or Sunday edi DYERTISED wiil e tak and until 5.0 pm. tior A1l ndvertigements in these fir ertjon and 144 per e columns 2 ents a conts A w per_month, ment I Hrat o fials, fignre ench oo Al adverth run Advertisers, | check, can Bave thelr answers addroased 1o a Bered Jetter in eare of THE BEE, Answers so nd ar. donly on presentation of the eheck RTISING FOR THESR n the above condition Oukes, who Are anthos fces ut the Aume rates a8 can YRANCI OFFICES- ) 8 120d 10 tuke be hnd a1 ®onth O ter hlock John W. el aba Branch Offce—No. 202 N street, Lis Pharmactst. 111h and Mason streeta. B TL Fnrnew orth Pharmactsr, 2115 Coming street S Hughes, Pharmneist, (20N, 10th str 12, Satterfield, Pharuacist Lenvenworth Hughes' Phiarmacy, 24th and Fa.nam. A e top of 17st colum For aates, ote., "A - GOOD BUSINESS MAN WANTS POSITION IN (1o office or hustier. Knowledge of four 01t T 03, North 100k stroet. M 20 FORMER MANAGER OF NEBRASKA GEN nl atock desires n position ¥ walted upon WANTED-MAT k < see top of fast column on this pags CLASS BAKER FOROUT ing broads, WANTED. 20 MEN FOIt RATLROAD WORK Town: free fure. Kramor & SMEN of o Vo 6 pany p s prosid THROL ware ¢l turing ¢ lars addre SIRPES CORNICE it Nob Miv7 20 NCED TTUSTLER MALW 5% B.Y ANTED, GAL HON workers. Glob Cornice works, Fron WANTED, AN EXPERIES r City work, Toom i Sheely block CLARINET AND CORN Orchestra and some nusef Address Hurkness & Hark M 19 WANTED-A K, In 1 “WANTED LIVE MAN ko0 husiness. Sainry Emall capital required. Address W j; WANTED, ARSISTANT BOOK KEEP! New York Lite bullding AS PARTNER IN A given and full contr Bee D CADE oward, Nob; 17 PERLE nning Cd j; WANTED — AN K Langworthy Munford ¢ Y WANTED, TWO GOOD ACCID dance solicitors for tho city and ono for & Omahia. Address W 12 Boe DA NEAT, srth 2t 2 WANT Dman, 45 3 AND CA T WANIED, AX AuENT ; braska and lowa: liberal commissions, Address 3 KONt atrect, Omaba, 800 \ ON SALARY 01 COM new patent ehemieal ink test solling novelty ever 1ehly 0 two seCon ;1o ) per contprofi; nted to 520 1n 1% da WANTED, SALF faslon to handlo th ernsing pene produs braston 1 PERMANENT PAY ont workers. Write at o or & BDarry, Mt Hope N Tochiester, N. ¥ >) MEN O For rates, ete 1-WANTED, TWO LADIE Jwork on Bookkeeping. for schools | Addross W WANTE| JOB SMITITS Nebraska M0 154 TO MAKE FAN not necossary Persian Embroldory Ce (BK experies stamp, 1-WANTED GIRIL K 1514 S, 1th, (, WANTED. MIDDLE torand furnlsh i or 10 oun - modern club, FOR AL “‘i"“,’;: AGED LADY 1 3 for AND BOARD, FURNISHED ROOMS For vai W of 1rat 44,m7nu on this pay: rates, ete., et COMFORTABLE ROUMS AND FiRST. 19th. 01 Al WITH O WITHOUT BOANE W10 CO0L, clans boArd at 2% N L NICE ROOM privato family, 520 North 19h stroot - ROOM AND BOARD FOR_FOUR OR SIX GEN. tlemen or Indy tenchors. New house ern. Inquize 218 North Zird I, FURNIsiED ROOMS AND BOARD IN PRI vate family for a fow nice wen 1f called_for o once nt 417 N 19h street M1 - FOR. RENT, NEWLY FURNISHED with board. 1707 1oy street A FEW DESTRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD the Venda tsfaction guarant North 10th street FOR IRENT, ROOM WITH BOARD. atroot T FURNISHED ROOMS atr (i [ H00MS AND DAY BOARD 63 HOU L ROOMS Miis 18% 04 DAY BOARD, 210 N 17th 2 s ROOM AND BOARD 2015 DOUGLAS STREET, Msid 8 i: TWO _FURNISITED SOUTH ROOMS WITIT honrd. 1721 Davenport s — ROOMS UNFURNISHLD FOR 1 For rates, ete., reetop of Arst colum on this p ige LARGE FIONT ROOM FOR_ONE O TW! entiomen, private family, 520 North 10th street 19 SUITABLE FOR price §14, (1 L UNF INISHED ROOMS Thausckeeplig, to small famil Webster atreot G FOR RENT. § IOOMS TO A SMALL FAM. Tily, with all conveniences for housekoeplg. in quire 1013 Pleree st Xt BOARDING. For rates, ete. HEoms location it venlences, xcelled. Mrs. iorn, prop by 12 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICE For vates, ete.. ser ton of o J.Foi wEN wood Tocation at New York Life biug. 1 D RENTE and Geo. W, TROOM Tuqulr 4 17T OCERY vory desirablo. Omaha, Neb. M2s0 MY BRICK BUILDING, T ko formerty occupied by with or without power, The Bea Publishing Co Farnan st. The build g hus a Aroproof cement basement. completo stenm-heating fixtures, water on ull- the Hoors, ks, ete. Apply at the oftico of The By MY BUILDIN -Lindquist,al6 8.1 Tjon RENT oIt SAL Jones st.bet. 10th & 1th. —FOR R THE SECON the principni dry goods st able for clothing, hints, caps, crockery curpots or furniture. Wil fent either the entire Hoor oF part of It Address T 51, Bee. MisG STORES FOIR RENT CAND OPERA House bulldiog. ¥ J. Suteliito, 514 Firat National Bank buildin 2 [ FOR BENT. THE QFFICK KOl pled by Aloxander & Smith n the Contin block, corner room, In perfect order. F Loomts ¢ RLY OCCU. ntal eland WANTED—TO RENT. Forrates, cle., wer fomof firxt colimn on (i v Ol SIX TED, A FU ottake by ge NISHED FIVE foman and wife WANTED, ABOU'T ot an 8 or T' WANTED T0 IRENT 10 A G unfurnishod. Apply to Windsos Keimp &€ 203 Now York Life. o ) RENT. BY G T ANTED | WG, 0 6 L0 8 room hotxe or lat furnished with conveniences. Address W 20 Bee office. giving lo- cality, terms, ete: M RENTAL AGLNCY. wee (o0 of *rst cotumn on this page. Tor rates, ele. TN ELSHANS & 003 iRAND Jopern hon s I B tal biock. TRENTAL AC GEO. J. PAUL, nam stroof, houses stores, ote. tion Lo management of rental property. Hrat of ench mont 1600 FAR- cial atten- New liats M543 A2 STORAGE. to of Frst eol For rates, ete., s non this vage, CHEAPEST AND HEST STORAGE clty. Willlams & Cross, 1214 Harney State refe s, W 4, Bee Ol L l““l‘r L PON ERAL O sly to Mrs. Thos. I Iwork Hall, 1603 Sh man aven ror l"‘]N’i‘—-lll)lNl‘ For rates, et L e top of /st coamn on this | age, ), O REND = VERY 'NICE SEVEN kOOM modern house, nice yard, fine view. Rent onable. 42nd and Ny rolas st 1), Fria Hou; stroct Do “RED Wiy pnpo NI G ROOM “ROOM FLAT wood location, § h. Kroom house, modern, newly papered. fine location, price E000. Troom at, modern, in good locality, §27 210-r00m honses, gax, bath, hot and cold wit down town, E5.00] Benawa'k Co. T); QR RENT, 810 AND 12 N, 2ND ST modern house 10 roms. also 2116 California atreet, detached house 8 rooms &5, Apply #01 N. 22 streot. 28178 MODERN 2 M CLEAN DY AN PRIVATE STORAGE OF furniture, On Douglas. Stove lepatr Works, 1207 78 TO BUY. Lseetopof first column on this pige WAN'ED Forrates, et “WANTED—1AY LOOSE Ol BALE price wanted. D, Morrill, 8o maha. ~ Mw2-S4+ V- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED, Wells, 111 Farnam stro i STATE FOR SALE-FUKNITURE For rates, ete., sre to - of first column on this page Qal® HEAD FRESH MILON COWS. * OALL afternoon. Jester's yards, 20th and Burt st 10-10¢ 205 West Blondo. M7 18 { SALE-FURNITURE, I8, WAGONS, ETC TOR & For terma, ete., see top 0 Arstcolumn on (s page T corracss ROOMS, 810 8. 0TH ST, 200117 MILY HORSE CHEAP, 141 i)’- I SALE— M 0420 ), R00M TIOUSE, FURNISIED, 202 NI LDz Ssireet: turnishings for sale’ cheap. Sea oville, cornor Harney and 2ith, Mo 200 Dl ROOM THOUSES, and N streets, South Omahn. 28 17 )i AEY,: MODEKN AND MOST DESIRABLE 1N o city, G or droon wuitos. Complote for house SIS S22 siroct, T L Van Dorn. 7 CORNER 1971 Keoping. T); EUANISHED 1OUSE, & Lith. nd wife. 1), AL OFEROONS, 8} aud T0th, with water and 1 16th st photograph gallery, heat, §0; bakery and store, Beurs, 5 New york Lifo. ROOMS, §25 Ineluding water and 2l N, 6L, 60 T, o BENT S toow Lako st with a1l mod Cold, Continental block, )i ARD ST iU ), CHEAE RENE TARGEST AXD CiE Tonmt ik 48 ook ])I FLAT FOR K OF 6 ROOMS, 2D FLOOR, nton block: range: newly papered. John Hamlin, 91 8. Lith st L §10.00 10 $15.00 Mend Iny't. C PEST Butts A L1 YOU WIS T RENT A TOUSE 0 o o § ), FOIE RENT. G0N 10U E CENTALLY ] FLA'T, ROOMS, RANG AWNINGS AND enlences, §i2. George Clouser; eall at o UL S, 16th st MT ) L N T ST B R W T TOON TOUR Douglas street; best location in the city. In. i ton _ SROOM COTTAGE, 18 N. 111 Mreet, $10; d-room cottage, 20 And. Farus #1230 Reed & Selby, room 15, Hoard of Trade. poeiiSst i At sttt roRr 1y FURNISHED ROOMS, Prvates, ete, ace oo of Airst cotmn on this j.aus DR NORTH 13741 ) RUIE Tl U FURNISITED WOOMS, ™ PRICK, 8 AND ugd; 1913 Doulas streot Ml 2 D LARG 0 ROOM WITIE BAY WINDOW Ynicoly furnis Stean N and bath tonvenient to bustiiess Ad dross W 8, Boo BT 0 FOR RENT, ON Ysouth room, 2109 1 LAKGE AND ONE SMALL uglas stroet. -2 PRIVATE FaMIL I, Jwom, Unve, A NICELY FURNISHED KOOM ) gentiomen or gentlo: ap 0 FOR REN “with gns and b A wife, n a private family iy terms reas k' froim the st CLAIR EUROVEAN HOTE 1 Dodge, will wake low rates 1o by the week or month ithoutboard 4 FURNISHED SUITABLE FORt lemun OF gontieaihn and wife; eonvoulent v 213 8. 4t street. 15 YOI RENT, NICKLY FURNISHED COOL yms at noriheast corner 16th and Howard v aruund bullalag: from ¥10 10 B & montly [ 5, JFKY VEBASANT FRONT WOOM IN Pitl Uvate taniily for yeutieman, 825 8 Wih street. 11 ot > FOR SALE, FIRST-CLASS DRIVING HORSE. lght buggy and harness: horso well broken, sound, gentle and spiritod; saltable for surrey oF Ky OutHL worth 8600, w1 s Address e onic i 174 FAMILY THORSE AND L. Douglas, Nobraska b OR SALE, A GOOD e phiaoton, noarly new. Clothing Co. > FORSALE CHEAP-DRAFT, DELIVERY AND driviog horsos, 5012 North 2ith street, Call at barn any thme. ¢, H. Walworth p o BUG ND HARNESS, 1) YEARS OLD BAY G 'l) FAMILY HORSE 5 a Cole, ¢ d sound 6.0, 1. FAMILY CARRIA iE, LK Pils san 25t and Nichols® stable. DIy ¥ kind of Call at . D, W (i Mg, Call carriagy ten \red Fle PP FANILY Hoi I m For rates, e'c., sed ton o OR EXCHANGE QT Salllon, irice b In AN Box ! IMPORTED (Q, FOR SALE W0 HEAD OF (00D FEEDERS, welghing 100t 1,100, on rango at Bonklon For partleulars addross N. A, Dutl, Sy or Denvor Live Stock Com. Co., Dény Nub. Nob., Co) 22 81 M LEASE, THE FINES T NEW prthwest Good patronag plant Vi mann Beo. M5 nia s Ui oD at market lowient. M. A Upton Co AND COMPLETE excollent FIX location and 415 8. Lt street, Telophone 1174 Mili 817 tel. No. R NASSAGE 1baths, sealp opodist, Mrs. Post lurtakor. ATMENT, KL halr treatment, manicure 191 3 15th, Withnell bik Mili: THER- r any u R TR nud ol ) TIE DK TRUSS POSITIVELY CUI Vrupture. Catl and see 1t at loom 6, N, W ner Douglas and 1ith, from 2406 p. w. H, AN state agent for patente: R 600D PASTUIE FOR TIORSES. T MURRAY 544 SRAVING BRIGHAM COSOUTH OMANA M il ROSHOP, & made on_all ear SON. CAL| ULoavenworth ats. Estimat ponter work CLAIRVOYANTS, For rates, ete., vee tn 0 17al colwmn ontits i Q VO WARKEN, CLAIRVOYANT writlng and reiiable business (0ur yours in 119 N Hith L] S MES. FORT, PALMIST AND GVPSY FORTUNE Suller lnes of the mediumw, airs. A 7716 YOU HAVE A | Z RiSPBNGWELL CEMETERY - FINE LOTS i 1axit, for §22: gruvos, $10. Offoe, No. 101 N, 0th! CLAIRVOYANTS, ued, AVAL EXT RDINARY. WONDERFUL Challenges the world, Mra. Dr. M. o elalryoyantastrologlst palmist from o tells where you will siice Business best adaptod for: has the eclebrated Egyptinn breastplato for luck and to destroy bad infiuences: cores fits. intomperance and all private smplaints with massnge bathis and alcobol ¢ 182, lock of hAlr, name and dat birth and recelve nccurate 1o ehart: 2 stamps fOF circular: glves initials of one yo marry, nlso photos of seme. Offies 017 20u strot, first foor: hours, 8 a.m. o ¥ p. m. Com come all.and b convineid of this wonderfulg i the one o and 1 whnt MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. oF rotes, ete., ee top of first colimn on (his page TH SECON Mil8 81 VUMASSAG STREET, floor. 1L 4D FLOOR. T MADAME SMITIH, 420 8, M MU or rates, ete C, ART AND LANG of trst colimn on this page. JAGE, are top YV ME OSGOODBY SCHOOL OF STENOGIA phy. Rochiester, N, ¥, Thorough nstruction b and spoed K tinstruetion. En. M0 15 mail ineluding manunl $10.00. Books supplied Krnved Aynopss for 2 ¢ reader 1t stamp, iv MISS M 7 York Clty, voeul studio, BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE TI ew sealo Kimbull plano. A. Hospe,I5ls Douglas AMSDEN OF NEW 16 McCaguo bullding For rates,e W, MONEY 10 LOAN ON OMATIA PROCE Fidelity Trust company. "‘v' Cl N1, [ IAG NERAL TOAN ANDHIUST CO DR BLDG FIRST monoy here. AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS, Alexander Moore, 101 Beo bulla: W GUARANTEED MORTGACES ON “SARPY, Thiyer, Cuming and Stanton Co, lands {or sald by I T Clarke, 19 Board of trade. s VW LOANS, WM HARKIS, It 20, FRENZEL BLK 52 WA N AND TRUST CO. 48N, Y, . Jend at low rates for cholce security on & OF lowa aruis, OF Omaha city proporty, (i W BUILDING LOANS 0 10 7 PER CENT: NO dditional cliaros for commisslon OF attoFnCY's foen, W. 1, Moiklo, First National bank bid'g. 083 “ ~MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN ON FIRST mortgage on Omahn ity property. Chas, W, Ralnoy, 315 Omaha Nat. bunk bl Mt VW6 PER CENT FIRST MTGE LOANS. RICH ard C. Patterson, W7 N. Y. LifG TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, . pinnos andcollnte conrity. st itial. Fred Terry, R 455 Ramgo bl'k, 0] ) TOAN BY B K. MASTERS ON Abousehold goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, warehouse recelpts, ete. at the lowest possibl Fates without publicity or removal of property. : rranged {0 sult borrower. My lonns are 80 arranged it you ean mako payment atany thne and reduce both the principal any interest You wlll find It to your advantage to seo me it you w phon homo. Mooy al 1owest rates B.F. M Harney strect ays on hand: no delay; no publieity; ers, room 4, Withnell block, 15th and 0 (MONEY _ON FURNITURE, Mortgago Co.. room 205 Sheely b SURITY M2 ald N - MON A S100 0 $100.00 CHAT For rates. rte., e top FURN rooms eap. Ada OR SALY: paying M52 ; N LOW rent. stock light, good order, estublished trade; poor hiealth:, must sell. Address W 10, Bee. M 180 Y SBOCK FORSALE. 1OWN EIGITY SHAR of stock (3100 each) 1n one of the best Tru; pantes in the L with o pald up Of $180,000, wih ango for first-class, un- I I real estate n or near this city or South Omaba. " Address, Lock Box, No. 2, Omaha, maoT-18% FOR SALE—AN OLD HED MANU- Facturors agoncy and commission businoss, lo- cated In the centor of business. Only small eapital Tequired. Address W 6, Beo oftice. Mis 13 7—ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT FOR SALE county seat town within 80 miles of Omahn. Two dynamos, capeity 1350 16 C. . Tamps, one ) H. I Westinghouse engine, two 6 1. 1. boflers, will sell for one-third cost price, half cash, balance uninenm- pored real estato. "Address Wi, curo of Omaby Boo, 2 s1i 8 V 50, Boo. LOS For v wmn_ on this pags ST SUNDAY EVEUIN Aormick & Lund's ara street thoster, wicloh With the Initiale . C Will e rewnrded by re EITHER IN MC- atofe or the Farnam Ly00d eane.silver mounted on tp of handle. Finder wrnlng 1o the g WL ROPE AND HAT | rewd¥d given If retur D OR STOLES toet white. KIMMED ~ SPECTACT FORITn L 1402 Douglas stre e 7 hrat col TORS. mn on th proe. SRS AND SOLICITORS, G, W. A & Co bulldime, Omaia, Nob. Braneh 'at Washington D, Co. Consultation froo. b JHANICAL DRAUGH IS MEN, For rates, ete. e top of Airst eolumn o this page, JATENT OFFIC AND SPECIAL DRAWIN Oropared by G. W. Sues & Co. Omatia, Neb. PR L ACRAE LI Master's Sale. In the Circuit Court of the United States, for the district of Nebraska The Manhattan Trust Company, Compl nt, vs, The Nebraska and Western Ruils Wiy Company. Dofendant. 1 FORKCLOSUIRE OF MORT Public not s hereby ziven, that in pursa- anceand by virtue of adecree entered In the above causeon the & th day of Junc, 191, 1, BIl's L Bierbower, special master in chin® cery Insnid contt, Wil on the ISt day of Sep- tember, 1806 at the hour of ten o'clock in the of sald day.at the north door of the States Court House and Post Offfice build ng in the city of Omaha Douzlns Connty. State and District of Nebraskn, sell at publ'e sule and free trom Tens the follow= ing deseribed property of the Nebrasks wnd Woestern Rallway Company to-wit rits Une of raitroid in the sk, extending from u point at town Of Covinzton, in the county t about ile west of O'Nelll, In Holt ‘eounty, Neb being the present western terminus thereof, together with allside tracks of said main Hoedneluding rlehts-of-way, road beds. with all the culvorts, brid fences, stations, siaings, depot ano station grounds and houses, engine houses and mach and all other buildings and erections appertaining unto id line of rall- way, together with all timber, materiais and property used for the construction, equipment orope jon_ of sald road and now constitut- Ingsa part of the same, and ail machine shops, fixtures, too's, implements, and personal prop- erty used therein, or upon or along or in inection with the line of said road and be longing to said rond and ‘all engines, tenger rs and machinery, and all kinds of roiling stock, now owned by said defen nt, and al Sehold rights and torminal facilities, und W privileges thereln or apper= taining thereto, and all franchises now owned by the said railroad company within the stuto of Nebraska. Sitid salo to be made for ensh, and on the of Sale thero shall bo pald by the pur- ser to the spectnl master a sum of money suflicient to cover the amount of all claims of intervenis nts and creditors who may have filed this action, together with a sum suflicient to cover interest thereon and all costs herein and fees and charges of comi- ll]:lhl.u)l us trustee, but in no event 1ess than £400,000.00 and that the remainder of the pur- ey shill be pald on the confirmution 10 be cffected until con- Cliancery. Gk forenoo United chase of sule, and sale not firmed by the court. SHiould the purehaser desire, on date of con- firmation, to make payment in bondsand cou- pons of the Nebraski and Western Railwiy Company secured by ‘the trust deed of all or any pari of the purchuse money then remain- in -ngm'.ln'! m the surrender of such bonds and coupomiito the clerk of this court for catcellation, each bond or coupon prorating on - siich cqually with overy other hond Seeuredl by the decd of trust herein forecio. i such proportion as the aggregate amoy then ren due an ‘the purchase of siid property sh to the entire or azsregate Bonted deht herain found to be uo ard lishod by this decred, Purchaser may | leave to apply Lo courUfor permission (o v drw e ioriey paid into court upon givi: Bond vo he appigred by the eourt for pynent of claims, 1L LIS RBOWER, Special Master in Chancery, STRONG & CADWALADER, Jonxy L. WensrteR, Solleitors mr.um;nl nant. JROPOSALS TOR PLUMBING—Oflice ( structing Quartemmuster, Quarterm ter's Depot, Omaha, Neb. August I8th, 15 Svaled proposals, in’ eriplicate, subject to th usual conditions, wili be reepived at this of- fico until 12 m. Wednesday, September 16th, 1891, at which time wnd place thoy will be openied In prosence of bidders, for furnishing material and Iabor required for plumbing and making alterations for sume. in bulldings a Fort . A Russell, Wyo. Proferonce will be given to articles of domestic production or manufacture conditions of quality and price (neluding in the price of forelgn productions and manufactures the duty there equal. The government reserves the right U reject any or all bids or parts of bids. Pluns and specifications can be scen wna cir uinr ontuining instruction to bidders and blank forms uf proposals obtained on application to this offico or to the Pust Quartermaster, Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo. Envelopes contiining proposuls should be plainly marked “Propos- als for—[as the ease may bel—nnd addressod to the undersigned, CHARLES I HUM- PHREY, Assistant Quertormastor. U Anny. Q. 4s14-15 Y; FOR SALE. TRADE OK EXCHANGE lshod busingss. 1. 0. box 415, 7 FOR SALE OR RENT, HOTEL, WITIL OR kOO county seat town, Ad dross Garfleld Co. Bank, Burwell, Neb. 15 Y VANTED. EXRERLE DIY saloxman with good reference to take half inter- st In 5,000 stock; & £00d eash paying business for anuw beginner. Addross Chas. Itoeniiel, Stanton b Y oloxou wa Commerclal, 8o 7 FOR RENT. THE SECOND FLOOR OF ONE OF the principal dry goods stores (n_Omaha. Suit ablo for clothing, hat ockery, carpets or furniture. WL rent either the entirs 100r or part of It. Address T 31, Boe. MIST A GOOD BUSIN leading hotel Brok BUY THE Bow, Neb FOR EXCHANGE, RILWAY TIME GARD & Q.| Arrives Omaha. TR0 am ON & Q. WL Denver DAy Kxpress (R Deadwood Express 403 p m Denver Expross. .. 035 ‘Denver Expross, Daily. w00 p m <oo.Lincoin Limited. s aom Lincoln Loeal. 020 p m [Arrivor Omin. K. C, ST & U B, Dopot 10th and Masan iny Exprosy ht Kxp. via U . ele., sco ton of orst colwmn on this page. TRADE, NEW SEWING MACHINE FOR ig horse! Address E.J., 1515 Douglax str M 184 7 ¥ 50 ACRES OF GOOD_ SU iyeet land near Grand Island for a' No. 1 drivi horso and buggy. I, L. ot, undortaker, 24th “uming sts. Miid-15 7,10 EXCHANG CASH FOR /imorchandise Shon i, Towa. Miod 77~ WILL EXCHANGE FARM LANDS FREE OF for Omabu city proj o small amount. U for heny ily mortguged property. Fromont, Neb. Bu Loss Lo of Geo. A. Hickok 20321 0D UPRIGITT PIANOD YOU want (o exchuigo for olear 1ot worth $0), ad ress T 24, Beo ofice. I W FURNITURE Address T WANTED 10 PRADE, N /itor i koo d strong Lorse. 7-enoick FALMS 10 B > 4chandise: write me. W. K. Wells, Burwell, N 858 Y, FOR EXCHANGE. “THAVE 200 ACIES CLE (ixobraska land and a 1 modorn rost: iy 0 oxchango for good stock wmerchanis {BSI6 vicant progorty” oF acros, ownors address. 570 ho x 104, Omalia. FOR SALE—-REAL For o saLE ok nimber of fo K sis, 10w prices )%, IIPFOVEd and uninmiprov and South Dakotn. Wil cary torms. Box 16, Frankfort, Q0K SALE, IMPROVED 16 ACRE FARM, ‘M frow station in ‘Thayer Co., Neb. 100 wered undor now house, barn and 2 weils J s, caze 8. . Freshman, Boatrice, Nob. EARTELN Trom § L0 800 per acre IBRASKA FARM LANDS tral and western 308 N. Y. Life, SLAND FOR SALE,CUST noe ond Kimball countios, torson, 1412 8. 13th st., Omahia T1ES, B 000 ACKE W i 0K SOUTH OMATIA PROPE trucknge OF Tosidenve, ko to the leading estato dealers in South Omaha, Ed. Jobnston & Co I und N stroots. el 1 SALE EASY TERMS §1.000, $1.200, $1.000 and up, erty i part payiient. G. G. Wa Lith and Douglas HOMES FOR o small cloar prop: co, Brown block 3100 SV TERMS, § STONE deneus: wll modorn tmprovements: will Clty or farm property In part payu 1 board of trad Mzl RESI take RO Cln HOUKES FIQUSES FOI SALE ON EASY IS (10U for rent. Address Germau American ban STEAM F Forn BEDS TICKS ARD PILLOWS Was i1 ors bought. Mail ordurs promptly filleq. called tor and delivered. Frank Aus ATHER RENOVATOR. 2o, se s of - rat column on (his pags, ) VEATIL Waork at&Frankiin T PATTERNS AND MODEL JRPANDERSON, CORNER 16T AND JACKSON. WA W UNION Depot 10th ...Denver Expross... Overland Fiyer., . d Fairfield (ox. 8un), o Express..... Toave: | CHICAGO, I L & PACIFIC Omaha. | Union depot. 10th & 1000 0w 3% ... AUAKLIC Express. .. 404 p | 200 Vestibule Expross 610 pm| F% Teht_Expross. 515 p m (38 it Tipm 3200 Accom | T05 pm| Donver Expross Vo ML & Omnhis. ani 3 P Exoress. . 0 Expross. | Lenves | BIOUX CITY & aha, | Dopot 10th_and 15 m[ . .Sloux City Passenger. 430 p m!. ISt Paul Express. oavi TSIOUX CUEY & PACIRLC Depot it and Webstor Sts. | o..ir. 8t Paul Limited! T.0Av04 TERN. Arrives Marey Ste. | Omahs, k0 EXDrONs ... i Vestibule Timitod.. ..} am . Enstorn Fiyor ... .11l m w 2i5p m 5008 m 640 p m 11150 & m | Arrives Omann, 1045 0 m T3 am Arrivy T 10.20 p m L1058 m vavos maha. 9 pm Arrl Omulia OMA\ L & Bl .| U. P dopot, 10th-aad’ Maray St 400 pm[ .St Louls Cannon_ il Loave | F.. 8 & MO'VALLEY. Omahn. | Depot 15th and Wabster Sts, T n m Binok I Expross 900 m Sat) Wyo. Exp. (Ex. M 510 p coln Pas. (Kx. Sun) 510 b Norfolk (Ex. Sunday ) 545 p Panl KX pross Taavo Omaha, K10 w |2 Sloux City Ace m Sloux Clty Expross Arrivo Omaha. RETE i Arrivos Oumaba. 903 p m 1240 p m 5 4 m |iiancroft Passeaxor (kxS w MISSOURL pot 15th adlt' W £t Louly i Touil Expross KT ST o [ Union Depot, Council Bluts. Knnsas City DAy Exprows Kanans Clty Night Expross AGO L& PACINIC, Acsl n lepot, Council Bluffs, _Transfor Night Bxpross .. Expross it i AGOS NOREULY Chicago Bxpross Vestibula Limlted. - Enstorn ¥ivor Atlantio Mall Wi Abcommodation (Sat. oniy) Arrivos Omaha. | Om 1050 n 940 p m Jenvo Transfor 1080 & m 045 p Arrivos. I'ransror 8 b m 645 A m Loaves | CITIC Tranfer | U 080 p i U5 B m 5 p m U m 5 p w W m Lonves Transior 940 % m a0 p m W p m 800 p m 600D m Ariivar Pran il W p m U3 m 200 p m | v n m 40 p m Areiver Trausfor 1215 p m OMAHA & ST 10 e, Unlon Depot, Councll Bluts. St Louls Canon Hall CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINUY. Union lapot, Coancil Blutts Transte 0 pw Transfor B0 o m W p I | Leaves | SIOUX OITY & PAVIVI Tiance:| Uhion Dy oo T o w e e ; Arrives Transfor 620 p m 0am i58m Arriver Pranify X LWy m -~ Both the method and results when Byrup of Iigs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts Eaufly yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation, Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most pogulnr remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any eubstitute. CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUVISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, N.V. @ 1 @ AWritien Guaranteeto "-Is CURE EVERY CASE or MONEY REFUNDED. 'Our curo 13 permanent and not a patching up. Cases treatod fivo years ago havo nover scen asymptom sinco. Ty deseribing case fully wo can treat you by mail, and wo givo the samo strong o to curo or refund all money. Thoso who profor to como hero for troatment can do g0 and wo will pay railroad fave both ways and hotel bills whilo here if wo fail to cure. Wo chailengo tho world for & caso that our MAGIO REMEDY Wil not cure, Write for full particulars and got (he ovidenco, Wo know that you are skeptical, Sustly 60, 00, a8 tho most eminent phy: fcians have Rover been able to give moro than tomporary relicf. In our fivo years’ practico with tho MAGIC RENEDY it has beon most dificult to overcomo the prejudices against all so-called spocifics, Dut under our strong guaranteo you should not hesltate o try this ramedy. §5u tako no chanco of losing your money. W guar- anteo to curo or refund overy dollar, and as wo have a Feputation to protoct, aiso fnancial hacking of $300,. 000, 1t §5 porfectly saf6 to all who will try tho treat- oforeyou have beon putting upand paying out your moncy for different treatments and althotgh Yyouare not yotcurod noono has paid back your mon Do not waste any more money until you try us. Old ehronte, deep acatod cnsos curcd in 30 t5 90 days. In- vostigato our financlal standing, our reputation as Dusinuss men. Writo us for names and addresscs of thoso wo have curcd who have given permission to ro- fer to them. 1t costs you only posiago to do this; it will savo you a world of suffering from mental strain, and i yoi aro married what may your offspring sufier through your own negligenco. ~1f your symptomsaro soro thront, mucous patches fn mouth, rheumatism in bonos and joiats, hair falling out, eruptions on any. art of tho body, feeling of g neral’ depression, paing i licad or bones, you havono time (o warte. Thoso who arn constan{ly taking merenry ani potash should discontinuoit, € £ uso of thoso drugs will surcly bring sorcs and eat writa, All correspc opes. Wo Invite tho most i do all in our power to_ 3 COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Nebraska. Offco 12th and Farnam, second floor, entranco 13th £ MAGIC CURE ™. ONLY, $500 for a case of Loss or Failing Manhood, General or Nervous Debility, woalness of bodyor mind, the effects of errors or ex cesses in old or young that we cannot cure. X antee every *case or refund ever Five days trial treatment $1, full $5. Perceptible ban fits realizad in y5. By mail. aocurely paciad from observation. Offics 0pe1 unti. 9 p. m COOK REMEDY CO., OMAHA, NEB. LADIES ONLY MAGICFEMALE REGULATOR, Safo and Certtain ot a aay or money refunded Price by mail $2. Sealel from obssrvation COOR REMEDY CO., Omaha, Neb. ““WE ARE NOT Bt vers affectionat 1€ you dn't b SEABURYS CANDLES in your Roous, Closcts, Cellars, &, Roachu Fiew, Fig, il et & ca burnéd. Use SEABURY'S HYDRONAPHTHOL PASTILLES €or coustaut fumigation. Sold by all Druggists. Theso Colehra Pilla aroa Positive Cure for Stel DOCTOR eadnche, 131 CKER' Countiputior PunE ant and o Mea. Sold in En PINK [ 'n Amoricn ror a5 thom from your Dy sond to W. IL. HOOKE: 2 For Saleby KUHN & €O.. Oma ‘YOU NEED NOT FEAR that people will know your hair is dyed it you use that perfect § of nature Tutt’s Hair Dy Noone can detect it. Tt colorand fresh 1ife fo the hair. plied. Price, 1. Office, 39 Park [Situations procuro for gradu OuMABA s, Welte for clroutacs. SCHOOL OF SUEN 00D HiROS il "New vork Life Bla's, Omaha, Nob. TELEGRAPHY. by regular physiclans for the on and discharges frou ti cquired, §1.0) per box Gonorrhoer inhorited or I REALTY IMENTS placed on record August 17, MARKET, § R WARIANTY DEEDS, G L Conrad and wife to C I Oarlson, lot 7, blk L Brown ver on Uenry Goodman €0 Carrio M Goodmin, 1ot 8, bIk 83, South Omaha Isane Kahin ot ul to Carolin |!I.|1. und';y lots 1, 2 a i DV S0l nd Wwite to A Wi 4, LIk 8, Hanseom ple yith Om i Land . liruce, 54y lot b bik & Sonth Omiha Land company to J M sversol, Lot 9, bk 100, South Omanha QUIT CLAIM DEEDS el and wite to BT Calluhan, sad) 8t o and n' ni se i iindskont Buusod goner, lot impany o 01 outh Omihi, Martin Q accret 10-1 Total amount of transfers........ - 1f the ladies would abandon cosmetics and more eenerally keep their blood pure and vigorous by tho use of Ayer's sarsaparilla, naturally fair complexions would bo the ruls instead of the exception, as at present. Pure blood is the best beautitie R Grand Entry Into Omab On aud after July 30, 1801, the Chi- cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway compuny will run all of its trains in und out of the union depot, Omaha. No more annoyance caused by transforring und switching at Council Bluffs, Solid vestibuled trains, consisting of new Paluce sleoping cars, fres parlor chuir cars, elegunt coaches, and the finest dining cars in the world, all heated by stonmn and lighted throughout by eloc- trie lights. The new evening expros with “electrie lights in every borth’ now le daily at 6.20 p. m, arriving ut Chic 9:30 a. m. in time for all eastern connections, Secure tickets and sleeping car berths at 1501 Farnum street (Barber block), J. E. PRESTON, F. A, Nasit, C. Pass. Agt Gon. Agt. NEWS OF THE Nebraska. Tho son of Samuol Bair of Fairmont had his foot crushed by the mastor whoel of a thresher, homas Oakes, n woll known resident of Grand Tsland, and at one time a member of tho city council, is dead. A five-year-old child of A, J. Taylor of Blair died Sunday from tne effocts of the bite of a spider or some other poisoning in sect, Henderson's conl sheds at Osceola caught fire Sunday morning but tho flames wero ex tinguished before a great amount of damago was done. W. B. Risse, who was a momber of tao North latto bar for sevoral years, is now a sleeping car conductor running out of San Francisco, Tho membors of the Midway military band at Kearnay aro making arrangemonts attend tho interstato reunion of soldiers sailors at K a8 City next mounth to pete in the band contest. While Fathor Corcoran was en route to Sutton the other day the heat wis 5o intense that oue of the horses was sanstruclk, dying shortly aftor his arrival at_that placo. Tho horso was owned by J. T. Conness, The meetings of the north Nebraska falr circuit aro as follows: Wak- field, Soptomber 1,2 and 3; Rundolph, 4, 5 und 7 Wavne, 8, and 10: Stanton, 14, 15, 16 and 175 Plerce, 17, 15and 10; Noffolk, 23, 24, 25 ana 203 Ir mout, 20, 30 and October 1 and 2 The cightecnth annual reunion of old sot- tlers and annual colebration of the Fillmore County Association of Ancient Order of United Workmen will bo held at Fairmount Thursday. The old sottlors and United Workmen will oachi have prominont speakers. At least two silvor cornet bands will dispenso inspiring music. NORTUWEST. com- lowa. A thirteon-year-old boy named Shoemaker had a leg cit off at Arcadia while playing around a train, Pearl fishing is boing prosecut siderablo extent in the Coon river in county with excellent success. Henry Weigman of Woellsburg, while working in a grain field was overcome by heat and died almost instant Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Leis of Burlington, who wero aivorced last March after having reared a large fawily of grown children, woro remarriod last week. The devotions of a Dyersville woman wero marred on a recent Suriday by the antics of a louso on a neighvor in u front pew. She makes complaint in the local paper. The correctuess of tnis fish story 1s vouchd for. At Spirit Lako a chid threw a stone into the water and a water spaniel made a dive for it. He missed the stone but came ashore with a silver bass weighing be- tweeu three and four pounds. The fish was not in the least injured. A. Conant, of Spirit Lakk, has for soveral vears made a specialty of the study of botany and the securiug of specimens. = He has found within ten miles of Spirit Lake G647 different varietios of flowers. Ho has prescrved specimens of all but the larger ones. He says that 1,254 varieties have been found 1n this country west of the Mississippi river. t. Authony's church at Davenport is being improved and decorated inside, The teaving down of the olu structure that had stood for more than forty years was at one time cou- templated, but it was decided very wiscly to let it stand in its antique grandenr—the liv- ing monument of tho days of the pioneer mission in the Mississippi vailey. A gang of lightuing rod peddlers down in Audubon county met their matah. Au agent took an order from a farmer for “about §15," and when the work gang came along they estimated that the probable cost would be £320. The farmer took down his trusty shot- gun and his son brought forth an ax and or- dered the gang to move on. They moved. What would havo been instant death at Torest City was miraculously averted by the prompt act of a brave man, The other after- noon while tho workmen were busily engaged in arranging decorations up in_the’ very top of onc of the new domes of thoe flax patace, William Durant stepped out on the stage, when he fcund to his horror that a brace had been removed. The staging gave way, but at that instant Director Generat Pitkin was passing near the opposite end of the board. Liie a flash of lightning ho sprang onto it, and thus balanced in mid air the two men held on until they were rescued. Their death would bave been certain if thoy fallen to the ground, a distance of 100 fet. - The Spring Medicine, The popularity which Hood's Sursaparilla has gained as a spring medicine is wonderful, It possesses just those elements of health- giving, blood-puritymgand appetite-restoring whicheverybody secms to need at this season. Do not continuc in a dull, tived,unsatisfactory condition when you may be so much honetitod by Houd's Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood and makes the wi to a con- Dallas Runs through Train. The first through train ou the Rock Tsland road under the new schedule arrived in Oma- haat 12,05 yesterday afternoou. On the wain vas J. (. Bonnell, tho hustling advertising agent of the road who was in charge of a party of guests composed of Mra. Lafayetto Young, Cyrene Cole and H. R, Joues, ropro- senting the Des Moines Capital, Register and Leader, _respectively; Mrs. Lou Fer- guson, Miss Grace ' Osburn and Miss Deuny, vepreseuting the Council Bluffs Non- pareil and Globe. The party also included R. H. Coamberlam, superintendent of the Iili- nois division of ‘the Rock Tsland and John CGiiven, superintendeat of the lown division. At Omaha the party was incrensed by the addition of Mr. Charles Rosewater of T Ber, Colonel C. S, Chase of the Excelsior, and 'Mr. A. . Bothge of the World-Horuld, Whilo tho train was standing ot the depot tho fast through train_from Denver arvived, having left Denver at 5:20 p. m. Sunday. Promptly on time tho train for the west steamad out and the ono for Chicago started over the bridge. At Lincolu thoe party will be increased by the addition of represontatives of the capital city press und the same will bo the case at Beatrico and Fairbury, The train will arrive in Denver at 7 o'clock worning, after which time the party will dispevse ‘and roturn as suits their con- venieuce, it Information Free, Do yon know that any old soro or cut can bo absotutely cured by the intelligont uso of flaller's Barbed Wire Liniment. Be merei- ful to your horse and try it Waron a Resort, Several members of the city council b declared war against the Sherman avenuo ico cream garden, situnted between Lake and Ohio streots. At the last session of the coun cil the committes on police was instructed to investigato the character of the place and ro port back to the council. Cnairman Specht has wade a study of the gavden during the past woeek and will roport, instructing tho chief of police to close tho resort Mr. Specht describes the garden as a most obnoxious resort ity aoman with wheezy pinno pounds out tho worst kind of musie, which lures any uumber of young girls, who, by associating with tho mixed class of yisitors, are lad into bad habits, ihe Latest Conundrum. Wy is Huller's Sarsapariila and Burdock like the most popular soap of tha day. Beeause they both cleanse the skin leave it both s0ft and velvet) Stepped on a Needlo Doputy City Clerk Ed. Giborson mot with a painful accident yesterday morning. Whilo walking about the house he stepped upon a needio that panetrated his foot an inch or more and then broke off. A surgeon was od and aftor probing for an hour the 0 0f steel was located closs 1o the bone in the ball of the right foot. Dr. Biraey, hay fovor aud catarrh Bl Lo Chicken Thieves Captured, Bert McCoy and William Johnson wero caught 1n the act of raiding a hen houso at Eloventh and Gravo stroets and locked up. It was not their first raid there, and tho owner was watchiog for thom. - DeWitt's Little Early Risors. Bestlitue pill_ever made, Curé coustipation every tme, Nonoequal. Uso them now. vo and B blig 7 SCLOOL-MA'AMS' CARNIVAL, Opening Day of the Donglas Cc Teachers' Institute. nty The Douglas County oponed yesterday moruing Seventy-five school-ma'ams, with a very thin sprinkling of 1w iline pedagoguos, wore rangod in long rows boforo the instrucs tors fn room 81 atthe high school, It was a school-ma'ams’ carnival, Thero wero plump school-ma'ams in Auffy whits drosses, a littio bit flusterca and a little bit warm; sedate school-ma’ams in sober U - calm, col- leetea and cool; timid school-ma'ams fn por petual difficalty with fans, gloves, kerchiofs and peucils; suporior school-ma‘ams taking voluminous notes of ull the lectures; short sehool-ma'ams and long school-ma'ams ; vound school-ma'an aud angular school-ma'ams ; fair school-ma‘ams and dark school-ma‘ams, with all sorts of hatr and all sorts of oyes, and all earnest, attentive and a little” bit anxious I'ue session opened with an addross from Superintendent Mathews, in_which he out lined tho proposed work of the instituto. Didactics or the theory and practice of teach- ing uro to bo strongly emphasized in profor- ence to the ordiuary routine work usually performed in county institutes, Prof. Langan of Kansas City held the floor and the atteation of tho teachors for the most of the forotoon covering the subjects of gram- mar and eivil government. His talks were simply preliminary to the real work of the institiito which will bowin tomorrow. Super- intendent Mathows keops in tho background with an open ear and an open oye and occa- sionally projects an interrogatory bomb into tho ranks of the fair hsteners, ~ Prof. Lun- wan 15 a deliberato speakor and evidently saturatod with his subjects, Miss Wobster of Kuusas City has_chargo of the primary work and history. Tho sub- joct of physiology is given to one of tho teach- < in attendance each da The programme for the pressnt wook as- signs arithmetie, primary work, civil govern- ment, history and physiology to the forenoon and grammar, geography, reading, spelling eidnctics to the afternoon ‘sessions. he utnost good feeling scems to oxist botween the superiutendont and all tho teachors in attendaunce and all are aetermined to make tho presont instituto the most suceossful ono over held in the count Tho roster of toachors is not quite coimne plete, but so far the list of teachers i attend- includes tho following: rling, Omaha; David McKinnon, Omaha; Kate Abbott, Omaha; H. Leo Drako, Millard, Nob.: Nora Nelson, Waterloo, Neb, Laura H. Craighoad, Omaha: Leo Youug, Omaha: Winnie Hills, Benson, Neb.; A. D, Eby, Omahas T I5. Dubols, Couneil Bluffs; J2 Al Kern, Omaha; O. G. Oleson, Onkdalo; Katio IKocfe, Waterloo; Amy E. Sheppard, Omahn: W, 8. Wood, Omaha: Albort A, Kruse; Omaha; Mrs. B, Niefer, Elkhorn; 'Alico B, vk, Omaha} Nora A. Parks, Ida Miiler, ilenry I Omaha: Miss Bertha Niefer, Elkho nie L. Morrison, South Oma Jessie 1K Florence; Aunie . Loach, A Brignum, South Omaba; Mumie Woasa, lorenco: 8. 13 Munson,’ South Omaha; Curtis 12, Stuart, Omahu: Hormanio H. Laur, South Omana: Clarles B, Spatz, Florence v I Wilson, Maud Andross, Minnio I3 ord, Edith Partridge, May k. MaCarth; Mary Reod, D. L. Andorson, Omaha; Lau A, Weleh, Tevington; Hessis Dash Waterloo: Mary I%. Bruner, Mary L. Kidde Owaba; Kate Murray, Vaile Duval, Omaha; Emma G, Gergan, Bik City; Annie’ S Bush, Minno 1. Baker, M Young, Allen Piorson, Eloria Hardin Omaha; Lita Tyler, South Omahn; Jennio Murphy, cannette Mullen, Nora Linder, South Otmuhu; - Ida Whoolor, North Jend. sachors’ institute e berlain's Colic, Cholera piarrhwa Remedy Is famous throughont the United Statos for 1ts promnt cures of diarrhaa, dysentery,colic and cholera morbus. It is pleasant to ' take and can always bo depended upon both ~for children and adults. 25 und 50 cont bottles for salo by drug, Cha and - A MAN. Now We Are with Yo he Chicago, RRock Island & Pacifio railway are now running all its ty and out of Union Dopot, Omaha Trains will leave as follow: last Bound —Day express, 10:00 vestibuled limited, 4:05 p.on.: At express, 6:10 ng at 9:40 am., 12:05 p.m. and Doparting, West Bound—Denver ves- tibuled limited, 12:15 p.m.; Nelson nc- commodution, 4140 p.n.; Donver express, 7:05 pom._ Avviving at 3:40 pon. 10:45 am. and 7:30 ., These train ro vestibuled and it is an indisputable fact that the dining car servico of tho *‘Great Rock Island” is second to none in the country. For catos and sloeping ear borths” to all points east or west, eall at city offico of the “1oc Island Route,” 16th and Iarnam streets, JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. T, and P. A, J. L. DE BEV noral Agent. 5 . m. An Old Omaha Favorite Pinchel in Ogden, Onco again Goorge C. W George C. Clarke, is in troublo or, alins and also in Wheeloris a character who was well known in Omaha not many yours ago. At the timo of his rosidence hero he was the proprietor of an installment houso that was located over Beunett’s grocery store. Ono day he sold out. Hesold the business, the book accounts and the notes. The latter wero in tho safe, and were against good moen or socured. After taking posscssion the purchaser allowed Wheeler to remun in tho store for o fow days, and during that time tho good uotes worc scted from tho safe and worthiloss ones substituted. Whecler's uoxt deal was to make from John B, Edwards. 1 ashort time loan business aud one morning Whoeler ealted upon nim and when o went awiy took 82,500 of Eawards' good money. This loan was negotiatea by putting up worthloss paper as colluteral, A warrant was issued but Wheelor got wind of what was coming and doparted be- tween two days. Ko mouths ho was lost to the world, but later turned vp at Salt Lako City, whero ho figured as a wealthy music dealér, He eut a wido swath, woro tho finest Icloth und linen and was welcomed to 10mes of the bost people of tho oity. This not last long. His paper became , but thero was nothing in sight, as both tock of goods and the' money had disap- poared. Wheoler was arr loan wards was doing tod by a deputy Unitod ates mavshal at Ogden and confined in Jmil o await trial. Ho was such a nice man that the jailor eave bim many tiborties, o slept in the jail and bourded at tho hotel, One night while he was at_suppor and the jailor in the hotel ofice, Wheeler mudo a dash for liberty, went out the back door, and escapod to the mountaivs, whore ho re- maiued until last wook,when he was arrestod and again lodged in jail Deputy Sheriff Lou Grebo yesterday ro ceived a letter from the Ogden authorlties, in which it was statod that Wheelor would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. If ho cannot be convicted in Utal, o will bo brought to this county to answor to the charge of forgery and obtaining money undes 1alse protenses. - Parents Kead This, July and August aro anxious mothers who carefully wateh o ones, Hov days and froquont tomperature aro llable to produce cholora morbus. klow satisfactory it should bo for parents tokuow that Hallor's Pain Paralyzer is both a pleasant and effoctive remedy’ for all summer complaints, It soothes and r lioves all pain and griping and always offocty a complete oure. months for or their livtle changes ol i . Whe flaby wan sick, we gave hor Castorts, ¥ hen aho waa & Clild, sho ried for Castoria, @ elunis to Castoria, Wihen shie had Chikiren, she gave ioin Castoriay When she boeaine Miss,