Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 28, 1892, Page 7

@ - )’D?I.Alll ‘ote., ¥ and up. _SPEGIAL NOTICES, DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will bo taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening A0a anthl §:90 p. m. for the morning or Sunday ed\ ton. ATl ndvertisements in these columna 15 cents & Fu first insertion, and 10 cents 1ine thereafter, or 4 et 1ine per month. No ndvertisement taken T W than 25 cents for the first insertic Terms, oarh Ip ndeance. Count aboat ven words 1o the Tine. Initinls. Hgnres, symbols, ete., ench count ns & Word. Al ndsertisoments must run consecutively. Adveriisers by requesting a numbers check, ean bave the lotters addressed to a numbered lettor in earo of 11tk BEE Answers o addressed will b delivered on presentation of the check. SITUATIONS WAN‘I'FD. RATES |f¢ a line first time and 100 a line there Bftor. Ko navertisement taken for less than 26c. “A —GCOD ENGINEER WOULD LIKE POSITION onatationary engino; Arstelass roferonges, Ad dress T 77, Beo. “A_FURNITURE FINISHER WANTS POSITIO! able 1o take eharge of finishing room. Address “WANTED, TO LEARN BARBER TRADE OF frat class barber: can furnish chair, Addross hox 270, Corley. In MilS 25" MALY, stenographer _with threo years ox A porinnea, and reiorencos, wanta position. Ad- Qrens T, Jice. i VTUATION WANTED BY TWO PRACTICAL ahoomakers. Address T 23, Beo office. 8- K SITUATION. BY CAPABLE BOOKKEEPER of lon experioace; higheat city referonces. Ad 0, 1 e 20 WANTED--MALE HELP. WATES—16c a line first time_and 100 & line 4 after. No advortisement taken {or loss than 2oo. SALARY Ot COM. ileal ink B, wasT mission 1o handie the new patent ol Crasing pencll. The greatest seillng n produced; eroses ink thoroughly In two N0 abresion of paper: 200 1o (0 per cent profit: o ent’s wles ani days, another in two houirs. want one general ngent in ench stntonnd torritory. For terms tleulara nddress Monroe Erasor Mfg. Co , LaCrosse, Wik, X 5. PBoavessEs. BALESME PAYS WELL. (0l DEE BLDC 100-A2 B &, LABORERS WANTED EVERY WE for Wyoming on the #, & M. it Tt free trans: portation from Omaha. *Call ato0s's. idu street. PITY CANVASBEILS, SBALARY PAID WEKKLY ingor sewing machine oftce, 1610 Douglas streat. 457 KD, EXCELSIOR PORTRAT 0., Waro block. il PERT BOX RIPSAWYER: NONE ly. East Omaha Box Factory, East Omah 4 GENTS WA THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FOR RXCHANGE. FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. Continued. J5;108 RENT. ONE LARGE FRONT OR TWO Ubnck furnished or unfurnished rooms. 122 South 2th street. L CLAIRVOYANTS. Contimued. RYOYANT medium, Afth year at 113 N. 0 TJO-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO GEN. “tlemen, $4.00 ench per month. 198 Faraam, s ROOMS R [0~ FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Ywith first-clnss bord, 1721 Davenport st E NICE ROOMS, AL 4Davenport, F TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROO! Ywith a1l modern conveniences In best looation: At 2413 Oapitol avenne. MI55 25% E: DESIRABLE FUR ROOM. Umodern convenlonces. Adjolning good bonrd tng. 405 N. 10¢h at. Milo 2 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETO. RATES—16c & line first timo and 10c # line there. afior. No advortisement taken for 10s than 280, PMADAME SNITH. T DOUGLAS STREET, room 7,84 floor. Aleohol sulphur and -Mo. hl»(;ll 88 25 5 MASSEUSE ELECTRICIAN -MISS ETOWE, 522 Ramge block. T ASS mal baths, scal and chiropo . nd b ost, 3 Contimien. OR HANGE FOR LAND, stock of general mercl H#e, In one of best towns in lown. Nice buddlog for rent to pur chaser. Address W. E. Remington, Neola, lowa. e FOR _EXCHANGE, FINE FAMILY HORSE /and perhaps some cash for, team of pontes. H. West, Park stabies, 3th agd Leavenworth ste, Ll LIONS, Z-FOR SALE Z/<FOR EXCHANGE, TWO STA fixorman, one_trotting. want ole: 1,000 onch.” Box 794, Shenatutoah, In. 77 WILL EXCHANGE LAND AND CASH FOR Umerchandise or drugs in good looatlon. 1. W. Lullinger. College Springd. in 952 6% FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. PERSONALS. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. RATES 150 a liue first_time and 10c a lino there. aftor. No advortisement taken for loss than 25e. J0- VERY DESTRABLE FIRST AND SECOND floor, south and enst, furnished rooms at “The Frenzer,” 116 No. 25(h sireet M781-8* 0 PLEASANT ROOM AND BOARD. 2013 DOUG Inn St. M 2 50 o lino first time and 100 a lino there aftor. No ndvertisoment taken for loas than 25¢ GEORGE A. LANG OR ANYONE KNOWING his address pleaso write to Heed & ~ MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. VG b GRLLENBECK, BANJO THEACHEA with Hospe, or 518 N. 18th st 042 15th M, ALL CONVENIE) w8 8 0-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS EN SUITE ORt single: first class table 1819 Farnam st. M1 200 B —— FOR RBNT—UNFUI‘!N’X!HED ROOMS, 150 & Jine first time and 10c line there No ndvertisement taken for less than 2. BOARDING. 160 0 1tno Airst time and 100 o o thoroat- . 'No ndvertisement taken for less than 2ac. il DAY BOARD $1.00 WEEK convenionces. rates and 10 Mrs. Horn, proprietor 01 A 10 FURNISHED uth 26th st. 104 2167 Douglas. M 18031% JOARD AND ROOMS, FOR RENT---STORES AND OFFICES. RATES—150 n line first time and 0o a line there after. NO advertisoment taken for loss than 2oc- ] FoR ENT 8 [ORE, 1621 HOWARD. 883 —WANTED, 25 GOOD HARNESS MAKERS FOIt wholosale manufactucing. Address St. Paul Alarness company, 8t. Paul, Minn 1 28 B WANTED, PARTNER, LADY OR - GENT. must have from three to five hundred dollar ash: 6180 two talentod amatours (gents) tenor and aritono volces, must rond music. Correspond, strictly confidential, Iare chance. Address s Maitland, Fremont, Neb. MU 25+ —FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnan street. The bullding has a fire-proof cement basement, complote steam-heating fixtures, water on all the floors, gas, ete. Apply at the offies of The Bee. i) 1; SUITABLE BUILDINGS FOR MANUFACTUR- ing purposes nt. Eckermann Place, good enging C.¥. Harftson, 13 N, V. a and boiler, §5 per month. Life. :B WANTED, 2 BOYS 1670 18 YEARS. OMAHA Box Factory, Kast Omaha. 03 1 CWANTED, TWO PERSONS RECEIVE IN. atructions, keep books for now. storo: J. Bmith, 035 Now York Life hullding, 'ED, HARNESS MAKERS KKE 3, va from Peorln, 111, Strike there TAKERS WANTED, FARE PAID, ore. Mild 5 UST SPEAK GER obraskn: first-claxs Apply ut once to Blake, MI4-28% TACCUSTOMED _TO pleton & Morrow. Iron —7TWO COAT! N. Selberg, Wyn ~WANTED. DRU wag nss man. Bruce & Co., Omahn. R~ WANTED—LABORER atonm shovel work. T Bank bullding, Mid PowvG eLuks “WANTED, ONE REGIS. tered, one not: single. Drug Exchange, Paxton block, Omaha. Mi6i-28° “FOR RENT, IN BEST RETAIL LOCATION IN Omaha, entire second floor or departments in oiden Englo Shoo Store, 114 16th at. 0 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. line first time and 10c a line ivortisement taken for loss th J GARDEN FARMS TO RENT. T. MURRAY. RAT after. No B84 —BEFORE DUYING A PIANO EXAMINE THE new seale Kimball plano. A Hospe, 1613 Douglas. RATES—150 a lino flart timo and 100 a line ther after. No advertisoment taken for less than 25 JFOR SATE. BROOM COTTAGE (ONLY) SITU od 1614 Izard streot Callon A. Hope jr. ) DOR| 188 3 cottages, stable for 6 horsos, oan be dlvided Into 5 lots. Inqulre at promisos 112 80° FIVE ACRE LOTS ADIOINING THE TOWN OF Biair, Ne od land. H. W. McBride, & 144-A 3% For SALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, 8750, 81,250 UD ensy termy; take clear property as first payment G G. Wallace. Brown block, 16th and Douglas. V, FORt SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, A FINE pright piano, nearly new and standard manu- 3. Bee office. 84 facture. Addross “MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. RATES 150 » after. W CENTRAL LOA A line first timo and 100 & lino_there. No advortis or loss than 25 RUST GO, BEE BLOG. L) 2 BEE BLD'G [ IMPROVED CITY ¥rost, Dougias bk, 805 T--REAL ESTATE LOANS, 70 7 PER CENT; no additional charges for commission or attor. ney's fees. W. B. Melkle, First National bank bldg. 900 YW —COATES, 161 FARNAM. BASTERY MONEY i \VH' UL, REAL ESTATE LOAN: W, MONEY 10 LOAN O property, low rate. A. W —LOANS, G. G. WALLACE, 313 BROWN BLK. \vl TOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIM clty property. No delays. AND_SE! Alox. Moore. 401 MT88 WAPPLY M0 J. 1. LOVETT FOR OHEAP money only frst class security, 203, 13t . T—MONKY TO LOAN ON REAL EST TE. THE O.F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st 501 C. W. RAINEY, 315 OMAHA NAT. BK. BLDG. = Wal; Wortfacon Loweet raton Monoy on hand 87 VWoERIVATE MONEY. FIRST mortgage loans, low rates. Ree building ODERN 10 ROOM HOUSE, DESIRABLE LOCA tlon; bargaln for cash. Addross & 4, AND ACRES rman, Greeloy vory liberal por cont intorost. 0i Lios Angales, Cal. v N.E CORNER “2Til AND HICKORY, 80X 13 wfeet: n bargain for o few days only. F. K. Dar ling, Barker block. 914 JOQIE BALE AT A BARGAIN 10T 1. BLOOKS, W. L. Soiby's first addition o South Omahh ment down, balanco monthly It desirad B. Taschuck, Umahia Boo. £ JOR SALE—SEVENTEEN THOU unimprovod lands in Howard, and Valloy countios, Nebraskn, ¢ torms, on deferred payments, o Address D. Remick, I'. 0. box JOR SALE—100 ACRE FARM IN BLU valley, Thayer county, 10 miles west o One of tho very best farms in the county: good house, barn, granaries, eribs, ete., and an of fruit, tmber and running wator. Also for salo oF exchinge for good 1ands or.city property. a brick pork packing houso and fixtures in Hebron, Thayer county, near B. & M. depot. For partieulars in- Quiro of any renl estate agent n Hebrou 535 MOR SALE—ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, %0 Housos & Tots. Tha O.F. Davis C0,1505 Farnain ot ] F.m SALE— HALCYON HEIGHTS, Acres, half acres and lots on electric motor road. Aliso houses and lots in Il UMAHA'S BEAUTIFUL SUBURB, Only thirty minutes ride from center ofelty. Easy payments, low rate of (ntercst Now Is the time to secure a home. William 11, Crary. 205 New York Life Bldg. M E2A19 VW OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real eatato at lowest markot rates. Loans made In small o large sum and for short ‘or long time No commission is charged, and tho loans aro not #old in the enst, but can always be found at the bank on the corrier of 5th and Douglas streots W —ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 818 N. ¥ Lifo. lend at 10w rates for eholco scourity on Nobraska oF Towa farms OF Omaha oity proporty. | MURRAY, ] BRICK YARDS FOR RENT. T. . Mg J —FARMS FOR RENT. IL T. CLARK. P 604n12 J -0 ACRES OF GOOD LAND KOR RENT FOR ) one or more years, centor of Howard county, Neb.. 740 acres undor fence. 60 acres under plow, 3 houses and plenty of running water. For further particulars call upon or address W. B. Taylor, 1204 Harney streot, Omaha. 688 '20% BWo, EXPERIENCED CITY SALESMEN IN . Duneline of wholosnlo grocerles, sundries, ex- irncts and spices with good roferences given. Ad- M5 28 —FOR RENT, PART OF OUR FIVE. o brick wareliouso: good elovator and t ities. Omahn Warehouso & Storago C 5 Leavenworth st. 739 81 _SALESMEN WANTED, Beo bullding. GOOD WAGES, 403 M188 30* I—\\Tmmilm.sl-:, INQUIRE 31630, 15TH STREET. o Mot Wi MONEY, MONEY, MONEY. $I0.0%) T0 LOAN in sums of §200 to §.000 on Improved or unim- proved resldence business property In the city of Omaha. No delay In closiug loans as money is on hand. No dealing with eastern perties, all business transacted here and interest payable here and not inthe enst, also make bulding loans on favorablo terms.” Fidelity Trust Co., 1614 Fa iv—’m.«?’.m CITY PROPERTY, K. NEB. AND W, Towa farius. K. F. tingor, 1310 Farnain. Mo azae ONMOUTH PARK HAS THE MOTOR, CITY water. graded stroets, sldewa(k, school, benuti- ful loeation-evorything to muko It atiractive. For lots or homes In this beautiful addition on onsy terms see G. G Wallace, trustee, 812 Brown Block, 16th and Douglas. M3 T HALF VALUE, LOTS, ACRES, HOMES, BUSI noss property. Alex Moore, 401 Bee bldg. 957 RATHS 150 n 1ino irst timo and 10c a 1ino theroat . No advertisement taken for less than 25c. 20 POUND, £-Y Jplezeon’ toed, long' tall. geath, 1607 Farnam. [LOST-PUG DOG. §.00 REWARD WILL BE PALL Jand no questions asked for roturn of pug dog; blind In one eye, lost about threo months ago. Re tura to jauitor of Withneltibck. T20, Bes, M3t 20 —_— LOLD BAY HORS Keward. Jos. P. M ONDAY, MARCH 28 1892 A Written Guarantes to Cure Kivery Case or Money Refunded. Our cure Is permanont and not & patehing up. Onses treated soven yorrs ago have never seen & Aymptom since. By describing case fully wo cAn treat you by mAll, And we gi¥o the same strong EUATANLO to Cure or refund all monoy. Thoso who prfor to come here for treatment can do soand wo will pay railrond fare both ways and hiotel bills while hero, if W fall to cure We challenge the worid fora_case that our Magle Remedy will not cure. write for particulars and get theavidence. In ourseven years practico with the Magic Romedy it has boon most difficult to overcome the prejudices against socalled specifics. But under our strong guarantee thousands aro trying it and be- ingcured. We guaranteo to cure of refund overy dollar, and as wo havo & repatation to provect, Also financial backing of £00,001t 18 porfectly safe to all who will try tho treatment, Horetoforo you bave putting up and paying out your money for different and withough you are_not yot oured no hias pald back your money. We will positively . Old, ehironic. Ated easos curod in M) toWdays. Investigato our financial standing, our roputation as business mon. Write us for names and Addrossos of those we biave cured who have gl pormission to refer to them. 1t costs you only Do Age t0 0o this. If your aymptoms are sore thront, mucons prtches in mouth, theumatism 1n bones and Joluts, hair falling out, eraptions an any part of body, foeling of general deprossion, pains in hiead or bones. You have no time to waste. Thoso Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, should dis- contunue it Constant use of theso drugs will surcly bring sores and eating uleors in the end. Dow't fafl to write. Al correspondonce sent sealed 1 plain en- velope. We invito themost rigi1 investigation and will do il in our power to ald you in it. Addross, COOK REMEDY CO., - Omaha. Neb 500 for a case of Lo or FAtLING MAN- 1oon, General or NErvous Denruiry, weak- ness of body or mind, the effects of errors or ex- cesses in old or voung that wo cannotoure. We guarantee every case or refund every dollar. Five daystrial treatment 81, full conrso #5. Perceptible benefits roalized In three days. By mall, securely paoked from observation. COOK REMEDY C0.. OMARA, NEB LADIES ONLY "AEI FEMALE REGULATOR, Safo and Cortain to a day or money refunded. By mafl 82, Securely sealel from obsurva- ion. COOK REMEDY CD., Onuha, Nob 1% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange, BEST IN THE WORLD! Jos. P. Megeath, Dealer, 1607 Farnam Street, OMAHA Toaves [CHICAGO BURGINGTON & Q Omaha. | Depot 10th an1 Mason pm hicago Vostibulo . i m “Chioagd Toxpress. . pm Chicazo Kxpross. pml. Leavos | Depat 10th and M: 1035 » m/.,.Denver Vestibuie Limited. 1015 & m| Deadwood Expross.... 710 p m|. -Denver Expross.... 7 or Exposss. Lineoin Limtted (Jexcopt $iin.). PAWN BROKERS, Wi PE "CENT MONEY, PHILADELPHIA Mortgage and Trust Co. Thomas Brennan & Co. represcntatives, 217 Karbach block. 3 Biae AGENT? YOU lucky. Write for terms to The Odorl ing Waro Company, Denver, Col iousthold nrticle YOU A GOOD ARE 419 South 20th. M) 20 —HARNESS MAKGRS WANTED, GOOD wake pald. E. Stache, York, Neb. 20 irw.m'mn. A GOOD HOTEL COOK. G. Keed, Grosham, Neb. 03 20° w. LAND IN BENSON Itiyation ; Lot Co., 205 4 ACRES OF GARDEN # for rent reasonable: good state of ¢ no buildings. Co-Operative Land and No. lith St. RATES-15¢ a Iine first Imo and e a tino thero- ot No advertisement taken for less thun 25¢ FOR MARRIED COUPLE Addross T'41, Bee K RoOM ASD BOAR and two young ladies PBtow 10 w2060 WEEKLY TO SELL “THE Great Leaders 0f a Brave People,” great Irish Homo advocates; a standard volume,' size 7x10, %00 pages. 1llustrated outtit now ready. Exporience unnecessary. Installment, Publisher's box. 168, New York. Mii-26% WANTED--FEMALE HELP. FATES15c n 1ino fizat time and 100 a line thore fter. No ndvertisement taken for loss than %o G rooM o KINDERGARTEN IN MORNING A Victnity of 15th und Callfornl. Miss Boutello, 2:82 Harnoy. MIST 28° RENTAL AGENCIES. o aline first time and llc a lino the: 0 advertisement taken for less thas ], C- GARVIN & €O, 305 SHEELY BLOCK. RATES | aftor. o2 ('~WANTED, A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERA house work; German preferred- Inquire 2421 Dodge. 614 WA work. (I, FOK GENERAL HOUSE- W. Loomns, 1014 S0. 80th avenue. D, Mrs. ) (- COMPRTENT GIRL, FOIt Jwork. 1609 8herman avenue. CLWANTED, A VOUNG taking care of children. NERAL HOUSE- [ REL TO 2422 8. Mar; ASSIST IN CRYANTED, EXPERIENCED BINDERY Gi Tteos 1 “WANTED—GOOD BECOND 1l LO- ‘cust stre Mol Y—WANTED, GIRI, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Jwork: good'wakes. Call 2527 Callfornia st. 101 GIRL. ~STAR LOAN AND TRUST CO. partment. RENTAL DE- MOl STORAGE. PATES—15c a line first-timo and 100 a line thero- aftor. No advertisomont takon for 1oss thun 250 —OLDEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAGI house in tiie city. Williams & Cross,1214 Harnoy. —CLEAN, DRY AND PRIVATELY STORED Heating stoves stored over s GE IN MAHA WARE- house & Storage Co., 1213-15 Laavenworth st 1d and other goods stored and cared for Tivate aparinients i€ desired. Phono 1) 5 Y—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. SMALL tamily. 1620 8. 8Gth et MUY 28¢ * ('-BIGHT INTELLIGENT LADIES WANTE Immediately, 409 Bee bullding MIST 50° C-W.\m'uh. WASHERWOMAN, 419 SOUTH 20th Mol 200 1-WANTED, GIRL FOR GENKRAL HOUSE Jwork In small famlly; German preferred. 551 8, 206th au Wb 20 —WANTED, COMPETENT GIKL FOR GENERAT, housework for_{amily f two; good wakes patd. Apply ntonce. 2712 Parker st. Miv: FOR RENT--HOUSES. RATES~15c a line first time and 10c & aftor. No advertisement taken for less than 25¢ —HOUSES AND APARTMENTS IN BEST RESI ience block In elty. ~ 516 8. 224 street. i i pichlich °1 ! LIST OF HOUSES, STORES, FLATS Paul, 17 Board of Trads. v 213 A 5 —FOI RENT, 0 NIOE NEWLY FURNISHED rooms, 622 N. 19th, Brennan fiats. Ma3 ) FOR RENT, HOUSKS, §7.00 PER MONTIT AND upwards. The O. F. Davis Co., 1605 Farn T KLEGANT 12.000M FURNISIED HOUSE it wodorn, near Brownell hall; $10.00 por mo. C. ¥, Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life. 0" aid Dy FOR WENT TOUSK 147 N 17T ST, 0 KOOMS, 'bath, ete., $20 per month. F. B, Woodrow, Neb. Nat. bank bitldin s ) FOR RENY, ABOVE NOS. Gid ANDGH SOUTI 0th street, $¥00m flat, evory wodern convel lence, including large kitchen range. Apply Wind. K N. Y. Lifo bldg. M1 ~MAY IST, SEVEN ROOM COTT ~AJirally locatéd. Inguire 112 N, 19th stre 1), FORRENT TANDS ROOM MODERN FLATS ke block, cor. 18th and Juckson sts. MY72-0 Dalomoon HoUKE. ALL CONVENIENCES. lReed & Selby, 835 Board of Tras 935 ) HOUSES. STORES AND FLATS. A. O, FROST, room 24, Douglas block, 16th and Dodge. w01 A W2 SOUTH ITH AVENUE, MGy e TROOM HOUSE. uear Brownell hal .})fi: ROOMS, 15T FLOOR, 1TH AND HOWARD, N " # rouws, 7th and Puinic, 7. 8 rooms. 2lstand Nickolax, 8. 8 roowms. 28t and Grace, 8. Resldeuces and coltages in all y-n:lolyllil’l elty. L ¥, Buits, Roow 4, Bee bulldiog. . il e 1 WANTED-TO BUY. @ line first time and 100 a line th URNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED. Us, 1111 Farnam st. 85 N WANTED T0 BUY, RIGUT OR TEN ROOM house with modern improvements, and good sized lot, located within one mile of the postofiice. . size Of house and lot and full particu- ing 8 47 Bee office. 72 ( —WANTEDTO BUY, CASH REGISTER, ANTON ¥. Dworak, Burwell, Garfleld Co., Neh. 785 50 WANTED TO BUY—INTEREST IN AN ES. tablishod business. Iave tive to seven thou- sard dollars to invest. Am capable of taking charge of office. Cun gIvo hest of roference. Ad- dress, P 0. Box 503, Omahn, Neb. M155 200 FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. >—FOR SALE, HORSES AND MULES, CHEAP. Fidelity OIf Co., 8 20th and U > —KOR SALI, A LOT OF CARBIAGES, SURREY and_buggles'at your own price; ulso single har- ness. Fidelity Loan Guarantee Co., room 4, With- nell bullding. 77 ) —FOR SALE, LIGIHT, STYLISIL ROAD WAGON, and hnraess nearly now. Address T 20, Bee, Myot FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS, RATES—15c a line first time and 100 u Iine ther ¢ after, No advertisement Laken for less than 20 NE | PIANO, STANDARD MAKE, usod only & fow. months, at o saorifice. 2622 Cald: well 'st. hs Q; SALE AT A BARGAIN, SET OF BOOT land shoo shelving, 1t Is 1o kood shape. Call at 1112 Harney stroet. 02 NE PUG PUPPIES, B 30, BARKER BLK, 949822 FOR SALK OR TRADE FOR FARM LANDS IN enstorn Nobraska, a 85 barrel stoam roiler flour mill situnted ot Tokawah. Neb. Thos. Crouch, 1007 Hureette st, Omah il i Q MASTIFFS. 3810 DECATUR, OMAIIA. M143-29 —————— e MISCELLANEOUS. BATES— 150 u line first thmo and 100 & 1ino there. after. No advertisement taken for 1oss than 25c. R"Axuuumm BROS. CAUPENTERS AND buliders. All kinds Jobbingi 414 8. Mik. " Tel. 1175, 242 A6 RHAY FOR SALE THE STANDARD CATTE Co. 0ffer 10 tons selected, barn stored huy for #ale on track, Ames, Nebraska. M’m HOT'AND COLD WATER, besutiful lawn and shade. ' Miswml Mt s M COTTAG Phath, eloset, furnace Apply XK. corner 22 D 5 WOOM HOUNE, Doogstas st * menth, 1 erllrvrlj J.C.Jol sl qulre 835 5. 19th strect. It FOR RENT. 14ROOM NEW BRICK HOUSE, all wodern convenlences. Good loeation. Mod #rato rent. Bronnan, 217 Kurbach block. M178 3 JRE COM- all modern conveniences. Lot company, 35 N. 16th st. Mis: 2 e————— YOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ik line first e and 100 & 1o thore- Sdvertisoment taken 1o foas Lhan Soo 5 FURNISHED ROOMS _FOR LK E’\"m required. Loll N l‘lll(l u“"“w“fi‘" R, ADLES' CARED FOR DURING CONFINE: weat, Mrs. Burnitz, Gerinan graduated midwife, i 1 A 22 B OF 3. 7. CLAKKSON. PARTINS log unseitled business” trausactions ‘with or aformation of tha 1ania o 101 of Mr. J Clatiaon. doceanod will Vv sddrens : who s been appointed agent of his te. T 8. Cinrkson. Onatin, Neb - 917 AT I “COTNER UNIVERSITY: TWELVE DEPART. wents: summer morning sesslony, July . K. . Turris, Lincoin, Neb. '35 S ABMIVAL EXTRAORDINARY. WONDERVUL rovelations. Challonges the world. Mrs. Dr. M. legrave, dead trance - clalryoyant astrologist. palmist and iif life from the cradle (o g paratod: causes wal rlage with tho one you love: tells whore you will suceoed and in what busiuess bost adapted for; Las o celebratod Egypilan breastplat for Juck aud to destroy bad nees; cures fils. intemperance andal privawe cowplainte with m . baths and alcohol treatment. ~Send 82, lock of hair. auwe and date of birth and receive woourate life shart; 2 ceuts [ stamps for clrcular; glve initials of one Jouxill marey: also photos of same. Ofice K7 outh 1ith atroet ref Soor: hosra 8 e m to ¥ b w. Come one, come all. sud be convi of thi wonderful oracle. » nt taken for less than 2. DO YOU WANT MONKY? 1f 50 do not fail to ket our ratos rowing. We mako loans, without removal or publicity, on furniture, planos, horses. wagons, etc. at tho' low. est possible rate. ‘There }s no unnecessary dolay, but you got tho money 0n tho same day you ask for It Wo wiil carry the loan as long 83 you desiro, gving you the privilego of payinz it in fall or in part at any time to suit your convenionca, and any part pald reduces the cost of carrying ths loan in Proportion to tho amount paid. “There are no charhes of any kind tobe adyance. but you get _the full_amount of the loan. Our oftices uro centraily located and are 80 - ar- ranged that partiescalling on us can bs watied on quickly and courtconsly. . If you have u loan with' other partles, or have bought a piano or othor furnitaro on timo and i tho puyments n littlo_larger than you can meet convenlently, we will pay it for you and carry tho Tonn as long as you dosire. 1t will he to your advantage to soo us curing a loan. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 11, Crelghton Block, 15th St south of Postoftice. befors bor- before se- X PIONEY 10 LOAN FIDELITY LGA! On household goods. planos, organs, horsoes, mules, wegons, ote., at the lowest possible rates without publicity, femoval of property or change of possession Timo arrangod to sult the borrower. Payments of any amount can bo ‘mada at any time, redneing both principal and interest, thus giv- ing patrons all the benefits of the partial payment an, P'Gait and seo us when you want a loan. Xioney always on hand: no delay; no publleity; lowest rates: business confidential FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. B. F. Masters' 0ld stand, R. 4, Withnell bik, 15th ‘and Harney. M5 8 X ON ANY KIND OF A. K. Harrls, %05 —WILL LOAN MONEY security; sstriotly confidentini. Foom 1. Continental Dlock X HOBT PRITCHARD, k.3, WITHNELL lw‘x' —WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTE), LOAN SKE W. K. Dayls, room 20, Continental biock. 90 “MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES, Wig0DS, PIANOS, et Frod Torry, . 455, Ramgo. MONEY TO LOAN, . @0, 80 DAVS ON Fi ture, llve stock, ete. Dufl Green, removed itoom § and u. Barkor bik I Y -MONEY (ixrm)’NDéTP;I;;»)"l-i»!l‘[:\:"‘;\lkl(ll,\\s'l‘s A personal property. Wayhe Balloy, 11402 Kurbacit B RRERTA 00 M3+ X 100 TO LOAN FROM #1000 U ON KURN turo, horses OF ny Kood security. Lowest ‘Nobraska Loun Co.. 1316 Douglas street. Mitil A2 rates. ~ BUSINESS CHANCES. oo u fino No advertisement taken for less thap 25¢, Y “BUY THE COMMERCIAL, THE LEADING otol ut Broken Bow, Nob, " No land in'trady. A CIGAI MANUFACTORY AND baceo #LOre of twenty-ono years' standing, on acoount of old uke. [nquiro of B Aruat, HiatrNe 21 0 Y FOR_SALE, MY BATHING RESORT AT Lake Nmsdwa. Addross J. J, Malowney, Hebron, RATES. after. Neb. Y FLOURING MILL FOI SALE. Tl STEAM power fouring miil. with a capaolty of 12 bb ver day, of all modern Improvements, bullt genrs ako with tho exponse of #1110}, 1o Prakue, _Co.. Neb.. is offored for salo on ensy For ‘further particulars address Kaspar Prague, Baunders Co., Neb. 107 a8 GOOD SALOON AND FIXTURKS, Noason (0F solilog, alcknoys, Ad: D01 “WANTED, PARTNER WITIL $1,000.00 1N BU tor business. Addross ‘I i, Bee. U5 250 YPEWRITER 1§ THE BEST. Machines for sale or rent. " M. Smith, 17 Board of Trade. Omaba. MG wl2 Y[ \VE WIS IO ESTABLISH AN INSTITUTE In every clty in the United States for the cure of liquor, oplum and tobacco babits. Parties 100k 1k for u blk paylng business address Basor ften: h ob, M dress T 17, Bee. ody Co., Bouth Omah /—EDITOR WANTED TO TAKE PART OR wholy interoat 1a two wrosporous republican pavers in Wyowing, shoud” b irinter, 8000 for ol papers. - Address Independent, ook Springs. Wyo. FOR EXCHANGE. WATES—15¢ u line rat thmo and Io s ) fier. No advertisment taken (or low 7715 YOU HAVE A GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO 10 itrado for 104 46, block 1, Armour Place, South Omaha; clear of il lucunibrance. Address N Bee ofiice. st ZCSLEAN ETOCK OF GENERAL M'D'SE: WILL Lake T0al oataly &woney. Box 88, Fraskiort, Ind’ w3 Zioron saie OB EXCHANGE VOR YOUNG Irlf“".(-:“:‘.‘ ’fld -NI‘I.GQIII afil;tlllllovl“us l‘;mnch stallion, { years 0la, wei 0k . W Dolan, indiancia, Neb. o % zfmir’nmun. A CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL merchandise (o7 lands 4nd cash. Addross. i w & Co', ¥rankfort, lud Ty 7 —BXCHANGE YOUR PROVERTY. G LIST, orwrite. Alex Moore, 401 Beo idg. 80 R ATES—15 ter. PEN ¥ MARTL REMOVED T0 107 8. I5TH a line first time and 10c a line thereaf Noadvertisemont taken for less than %c. ST. b 6 S, SNYDER' LOAN OFFICK, 1610 DODGI ST. " M3 Wi JTRED MOILE, OFFICE 101}i4 FARNAM BT, o7 HAIR GOODS. o first thme and 10c o Tine the udvertisement tiken for losy than %5c. T, ARGEST STOOK iN BNTIRE WEST I AT, Lirical wigs nd beards n spéctalty. Wigs, bangs Kwitches. "halr clindos, ‘ete.. send for cataloguo Mall orders solloited, Davies, 1118, 15th st. Omnha RATES 15 nfter. ¥, MANUFACTURING JEWELER! Overland Fiyer.... ... | 915 p m & FairtioldEx(ex Sun) 12,6 tp m acifle Kxpress.........|1135 o m CHICAGO. R. 1. & PACIFIC. From __East. |Unlon Depot I0th & Marcy Sta.| Kast. 000 a m....... Atlantio Kxpross. G20 p m 405 p m|. Vestibule Expross . 110 p m 610 p m; Kbt Kxpross. 0 Golng | CHICAGO, It. 1, & PACIFIC, Wost. |Untou Depot 10th 'and 3 CIIOAGO, MIL_& ST, PAUL U. P. depot and Maray Sts. Teaves Omaba 20 pm| 0 _p m Loaves 2 "Sloux City Passengoer. T 2D m 545 p m St Paul 10008 m RATES—I5c n line first time and after. No ndvertlsement takon for less than 25¢ (VASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. CARSON & BANKS room ) Barkor block, Omnha. 013 DRESSMAKING. RATES I5c o line first time. and 10c n line thore- after. No advertisement takon for loss than 2sc. [INGAGEMENTS TO DO DKESS-MAKING IN famllles sollcited. Mias Sturdy, 320 5. 20th st. CUTLERY GRINDING. QENII YOUR SCISSORS, RAZOR: ETC, TO BE Wground to Underland & Co.. 106 8. 14th st 19 ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL and horses—U. 8 Indinn Service, Owmahn and Winnebago Indlan Agency, Winnebago. Thurston County. Neb., I82—Sealed pro posals. endorsed *Propositls for Building Ma- terful and Horgos,” ns thocaso may be, und addressed to the undersigned ut Winnébago, Neb., wiil e recefved until 1 o'clock, p. m., of April dth, 1802, for furnishinz and deiive at the Winnebago Agency. about &9, 00 foct of assorted lumber, 0) windows, 8) doors, hurd- ware, bricl, lim¢, ete., roquired in the erec- tion of 15 frame houses for Winnebago Indian allottees. Alsofor furnishing and delivering 16 horses at snid agency. A fulllist and do- scription of the material may be obtainod up- on application to tho undersigned. Horses must be of Amorlean stack, from 4 07 years old, sound und well, broken to harness, With- out biemish, not less than 15 hunds high, we 1 built in'proportion to hizht, und to welgh not less than 950 pounds. Bidders will he re- auired to stato spoctticaily in thelr bids' the roposed price of each articleofferad for de- ivery under a contract. ‘'ne right s reserved torelect uny or all ids or any part of uny bid it deemed for tho Lest interest of the ser- vice. Certitied checks: Euch bid must be ac- companicd by u cortified chock or draft upon ¢ United States depository or solvent tional bank In the vicinity of the resido: the bidder, made payable to the order of the Commissioner of Tudian Affwirs, for at lenst 5 por cont of tho amount of the proposal, which check ordraft will bo forfeited to the United States in easo any bidder or bidders cotviug un award shail fuil to promptly ex- ecute n contrict with good and sufficlont sureties, otherwiso to be roturned to the bid- der. Bids wccompunicd by cash in lieu of u cortified cheek wiil not be considered. * r- further information apply to ROBERTE ASHLEY Indian Azcnt, M1 d2t m PROPOSALS FOR PAVING BONDS Seuled bids marked proposals for pavinz bonds will be received at the offico of the eit treasurer of Omahu, Nob., up to 12 o'clo noon of the 2ith duy’ of April, 182 for the purchuse of 6,000.00 paving Londs of tho eity of Omuba, Neb., dated Muy 1, 180, puyable 0 yeurs ufter dute, interestd per cent per annum, payuble somi-annually: principal and interesi puyublo at Kouneze Biros.. New York Denomination of bondsy $1,'00.00 aeh. Fach bid must sute price sndswmount souzht for and include accraed intersst to date of delly- ery ut Omubu, Neb. Therght Is reserved to reject any und ull bids. -4ksued under charter power of eities of metropolitan class and ordinaaco No. 2052, approvel March v, 82, b HENRY BOLLN, M26a31tM Clty Troasurer. Proposals for Publie Librury Bullding Bonds iSouled bude warked proposals for publio 1ibrary butldins honds whis be Feceiyed at the office of theoity trensurer, Omuba, Nob., up to ock nooii of tho 25tk dny of April, N2, for the purchuse of #10.0010° publie ildrary bulldinz bonds of th dity of Omahy, Neb., Mauy 15t, 1502 and payablo 20 years after Tnteresi at U it gtb per cent per an- payable son-anniifilly. Principal and \ t Koungzh Bros., New York. state” price und amount r and Include, acorued interest to Qe of dolivery at Omajk: Nob. B FIgINE 1S resarvod frojeet wny and all bids. 101 Issued under charter: gower of ol metropolitan cluss, und ordinance N approved March L. 1502 HENRY BOLLN, W26A31A City T'reasurer. To Contractors. Proposals for tho erection of a two story bank aud busiuess block, 53x105, will be re- coived Baturday, April 20d, at 11 d. w. ut th I rst Nutlonul” Bunk of Wood Kiver, Neb. Plaps can be seen av tho offlce of H. 1. Jul. Fuelirman, Architoot, Grand Island, Neb, Owners resorve the right to reject any ‘or all Proposals. ices of Ave lines or Less wunderthis he vd, Afty condx; edch ddditional line ten c:nts, o NI(‘JIIUI, N—On Saturday evening at 7 @clock, Mima Gortrado. daughter of Jauics W. and Mima Nicholson, azed 7 yoars, 11 months. Funcral frow residenos, 215 Spruce st., Monday afternoon a4 2 o'clock SHARP—At Oid Orchurd, Mo. Saturlay morniug. March 2. Mrs. Pamelia Shaty. azed 6 yoars Funeral trom residence of J. E. Joy, Monday woraiug at 10 o'clock. Leaves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot. 16th and Webster sis. | -St._Paul Limited. (m?'x‘niul WS Arrives Omaha (Bx. Sun'y) Carroll Passonye Chileago Kxpross. ~Vestibule Limitod. Eastern Fiyer . (Hx. Mon.) Arrivos Omaha 2.5 D, 5th and Webstor 8ts. oo DEndwood FBxpross. ... | (Xt Wyo. lixp. (itx. Mon) Norfolk (itx, Nundny.) Paul B m|_Slcux City m|Sloux City Kxpross (ix. Sund'y) m|........80 Paul Limited.... Ex. § MISSOURI PACI Depot 15th and Webster Sta. [ouls Expros Louls_Kxpros CHICAGO. R. L & PACIFIC Union Depot.Council Bluffs. .Night Kxpros Arrivos Transror 920 8 m 555 p m 12,60 p m Lenves Tranafer 6.0 p m . JOK & Transter 535 pm 62 0 m 100070 |- 10.15 p m| Teaves |CHICAGO. BU QUINC “ransfor| LUnion Dopot, Council Blufls - Chicago Expre - Chicago ixproas '1211110 & : City_Day Kxpross ht ¥x Arrivaw Unlon Depot, Cour Bloux City Accom: +. 8t Paul kxi Teaves |CHICAGO & NORT Transfer! 1200 pm) 20 Toxprons . 6.15 p m| Vestibulo Imited. 10, | Knntorn Klyer Atlantic Matl THE SHORTEST LINE 10 CHICiGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as represented on this map, Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled trains leave Omabha daily at 6:20 p. m,, ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office: 1501 Far- nam St., Omaha, F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent. C. C. Lincory, Pass. Agent, JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONL Soaled bids murked Proposals for Sewor Bonds wiil bo roceived at tue oflice of the eity troasurer of the eity of Omuba, Nob., up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the 2th duy of April, 182, for the puichase of #50,00.09 sewer honds of the ity of Omaba, Nob, duted Muy 1st, 150 ablo 20 years atter dite. Interest per antum, payable seini-annual l interest payab e at Kounizo lros. ow York. Denomination of vonds. 800000 each. Euch bid must stato price and miount sought for und Include acerued interest up Lo date of delivery ut Omuha, Neb. The rizht is reserved 1o reject any und ull bids. Issued under charter power uf oities of the wutro: politun class and ord pance No. 2006, aporoved Murch 3, 1502, HENRY BOLLY Mzdsnn City Treasure SHORTY LOCHINVAR R. L. Ketehum in the Argonant T think it may bo stated, without foar of successful contradiction, that at no period of a man’s existendd does Cupid’s dart strike so deeply and cause so much slooplessnoss as at tho age of one score, or thereabout. I have known quite a number of young men of avout that age to be deeply, passionately, desperately inlove, and ultimately to recover and go through similar but less agonizing experiences soveral times thereafter. But, as I said, they never, in a single in- stance, suffered hall so much from sub- sequent attacks as from that first expo- rience. Not that they love less, but their capacity for suffering has dimin- ished-—~which is something to be thank- ful for, for a man who could suffor at onch recurrence of the complaint as much as he did at the first would die of tho second or third relapse. The victim of this first attack is a pitiable creature, particularly when there are ‘‘obstacles,” which is usually tho caso. 1 always feel very sorry for a chap in this sort of a pickle, and 1 felt partic- ularly sorry for.poor Shorty Floming. I knew I ought not to encourage him, but ho was such a good little beggar, and so much in earnest, that I would have de- fied a far more severe man than his brother Jack for his sake. Besides, Shorty was not one of the chaps who got over anything easily, and I knew failure would go hard with him. = Moreover, Jack wus not the only “‘obstucle.” Sam Parker, Shorty’s Nottie’s papa, also ob- jected. He was not a stern, unreasona- ble [mrcnm, by any means, but his ob- jections, even if presented goodnatured- ly, were none the less formidable. Par- Kor was a shrewd Maine Yankee, with a total disbelief in the ability of woman- kind to use reason, and a record of some sixty years of devotion to an earnest hustle for the fascinating but elusive American dollar. Nettie was the only daughter and the youngest child in a family of soven, and the old man, close- fisted as he was, had spared no expense in educating her liberally. It was only natural, therefore, for him to object, es- pecially as Nettie was barely eightoen, and has only been out of school a fow months. He called on Jack ono afternoon, not casually, as he usually called,on his way to or from town, but with a direct pur- pose. Jack was under the weather, and lay on the sofa. I was reading to him when Parker walked in. “Howdy, Flemin’, laid up, air ve? Howdy, Faber; purty . warm, ain’tit? Thanks, I will set a_spell.” And he sat down on the edge of a chair and began tracing figures on the foor with his big spur, He seemed nervous, and I rose to leave the room, but he waved his hand and said: ‘*Set down, Faber. Set still. Guess L ain’t got nothin’ t’ say but what ve mout ez well hear.” Here the old man stiffened up in his seat and stated the object of his mission, in a good natured, but thoroughly de- cided way, closing with ‘‘Naow, Flemin’, 1 ain’t no 'bjection to th’ leetle feller—not one mite; he's a tip- top good boy an’ all that. But ’tain’t in reason th’t I’m goin’ t’spena more’n three thousan’ dollars ci&dicnlin’ a young un’, an’ then let ’er go an’ marry nother young ’un ’thout ary red. An’ that’s what it’ll come tew, fust thing we know.” Now, Parker’s remarks were in the nature of a revelation to us, Of course we knew Shorty had put in a good many evenings at the Parker ranch, but we had never guessed that his visits there had any significance. A courtship, too, with six big brothers loafing around is adifficult matter. It is easy onough to fall—just full—in love with a girl if there isno one to hinder. But with six young men, with whom one is on sood terms, sitting around and occupying a large portion of one’s attention, itisa matter of getting in love, which, accom- plished, is rather more serious than a mere fallinto the same. Fleming sat up and ran his fingers through his hair geavely. Then: ‘1 quite agree with you, Mr. Parker. I don’t know what to say to Percy, but 1 will try a littlo strategy and see if he can be kept at home more. If that won’t do, I can talk to him.” And here began my connection with Shorty’s love affmr. That evening I was writing busily when some one opened the door to my den and walked in. It was Shorty. He sat down quietly and took up a paper, which he looked at for several minutes, while I scratched away at my work. Then he threw the paper down suddenly and turned to me with: *‘Faber, what was old Parier here for today?” Itried to dissemble, but Shorty is no- body’s fool, and interrupted: ‘‘O, rot!” said he; “I reckon you think I'm a suck- ?r.w Now honestly, what was he here or?” Finally, I told him about the conver- sation between his brother and Parker. He was silent for several minutes. [ could see his face twitch, Then he turned his face toward me and said,slow- ly: *‘Faber, [ know I'm young and all that, but—I know my own mind, Juck’s a good brother and feels in duty bound to take care of me, put [ guess I can ’tend to that myself. T—I've made up mp mind to marry that girl, if she’ll havo me, and all the Jacks and Sam Parkers in the world can’t stop me.” And Mr. Percival Fleming set his mouth and walked out. He called at Parker’s the next morning despite Jack’s “steategy.” There was another caller at Parker’s that evening, in the person of Morris Cottrell, a wealthy rancher from up the “Five-Mile.” Shurlr, when he got home, mentioned this fact to me, with sbme feeling in his tones. Cottrell wus no old duffer. He was aman of 30, well- read, and a gentleman, and the prospect of having him for a rival would have sent despair to the heart of any penni- less young man less determited than Shorty Floming. For two or three months Shorty con- tinued his calls at Parker’s, growing more and more gloomy and savage as the days went by, for old Sam Parker wis something of a strategist, and man- aged to keep the poor lad from getting usingle private interview with Nettie, theroby giving Cottrell a clear field, which was evidently satisfactory to the latter, although he did unot seem to make much progross, One evening Shorty came to my room in a state of mind, He had seen Sum Parker that day fand the latter had told him, as gently us possible, some galling truths about his age and his penniless condition, concluding with the cheerful information that he “‘reckoned that Net hed bout d'cided to take up with Cottrell, anyheow.” Of course Shorty was despondent, but he was none the less determined. ‘aber, 'm going to see her tomorrow afternoon and—aud ask her,” The time and hour favored Shorty; but I hardly think Nettie knew her own mind. The boy who came riding slowly home through the shadows next eve- was a very much downcast boy, indeed, He told me all ubout it, later; how Nettie had wavered,and finally told him that she could give no nuswer. She cured a great duurfur him, she said, but she was nou sure she cared enough for him. Besidos, hor father objected to him, and she could father's wishes, when he had done so much for her. Sam Parker must have heard of this interview, and_made up his mind to do something. Although he was usually s0 good-natured, ho was as detormined as n bull dog, and I thing he used somo influence in deciding matters, for, two weeks later, he “dropped in™ to tell Juck that Nettie and Cottrell would be marriod on Thanksgiving day, two months later. Shorty must have seen the news in my face, for, after supper, he drew mo asida and asked what I knew. T hated to tell him, but did so, the best way 1 could. The poor lad stood still as stone for several seconds. Then,with a shudder- ing sob, he turned away. In the morns ing he was gone, with his horse and clothes, leaving no word. Jack and Joe, the other brother, wora much worried, but, as Jack now for the first time acknowledged, *‘the boy could tako of himself. Jack and I talked it over during the day, und he oxprossed n groat deal of re- gret, thinking, howover, that Nottio had decided for herself, and that Shorty had no one to blame for his faiture. *It it had been different, ” ho went on, “und Percy had porsevered and won, I would have given in, and I think Parker would too, for next year Peroy will come into about $15,000. You see, I've never told him of it, because I wanted him to grow up on his merits and bo self-reliant. 1 think it has been for the best. Joo nevor knew, until he was of age, that he had unything, and we didn't tell Peroey of it then, becauso ho was only seventoon. Joe put his money into_the ranch hera and kept quiet about it.” He sat silent for a mioute, then con. tinued: *'Of course, thisis between ou selves. But—do you know, I wish tha bov had won. He's a good deal of a man, and, now I como to think of it, the affair has hit him hard. They could have waited a couplo of yeurs, you kuvow.” And Jack walked off slowly, taking long whiffs at his pipe Saveral! wesla - passed,/duting, which I saw Nettie Parker sevoral times. She seemed difforent. Her laugh was not the jolly laugh I had been accustomed to hear, and she seemed ponsive at times, Was it her approaching wed- ding, or—Shorty? 1 boped it was Shorty. But, somehow, when people pine they seem to lose color and get thin, and Nettie Parker did neither. And still no word from Shorty, and the day for the wedding only a week awny it was Wednesday of Thanksgiving week, and there had been great propn: rations at Parker’s. The people for miles around had been invited to the weading, which old Sam **’lowe would be “th’ bang-uppest thing tney ever hod In th’ kentry.” I rodeinto town to buy, on behalf of Jack and my- self, something to present to the bride- elect. Iu the postoftice, somo one tapped me on the shoulder, I turned. It was Shorty Fleming—Shorty, with a hand- somo mustache, and smiling quite hup- y. s **How long before you're going out?” he asked. “Right now.” “Buily! Faber, go and borrow a horse until tomorrow—tell 'em yours is lame, and you’ll have to lead him. No- boly has recognized me back of this overcoat collar and the hirsute adorn- ment, and I don’t want ‘em to. “I'll walk out and head up the rond. Hurry up with the horses.’ Tn about twenty minutes I was follow- ing him, riding & hovse I had borrowed from my friend the doctor, and leading my own. 18oon caught up with Shorty. and we hurried on. Shorty showed me a letter signed **Neottie,” and proceeded to unfold a plan he had in mind, which, for the quality of pure ‘*necve,”T had never heard surpassed. There was nobody at the house but Manuel, the cook, and Shorty soon had him sworn to silence, after which he proceeded to camp 1n the cold little up- stairs store room off my den, where no- body could find him. Jack was not to know of his presence, he said, ‘‘hecause Jack is so thundering honest and persnickety, and would squall or spoil the io 34 * * * * The half-hundred guests at Parker’s Thad been enjoying hanksgiving day to the full. AIl of Mrs, Parket’s good things had becn stowed away where they would do tho most good. The minister from town was getting ready for the ceremony, and the guests were bustling about, amid some confusion, trying to find the best points for observation, Nettie Parker, palo for once, stood near the front door, pulling her fingers nervously, waiting, suppos- edly, for her fathor. Some one knocked at the door. Nettie pulled it open, gave a little cry, grabbed a man’s hat from the back of a chair and an overcoat from a peg near by, and rushed out, slamming the door. Iivery- body who saw the performance stood still, dazed. Then, as we heard horses’ hoofs clattering up the roau, there was arush for the outside. Up the road, disappeuring fast, were two horses, whose riders were ovidently in a hurry. ‘Thero was another rush—this time for the stables—led by old Sam Parker. But, somechow, the doors would not open. They had been nailed up, very securely, by a person who was at that moment making hypocritical efforts to get one of them open, When they finally succeeded in mount- ing two. orthree men for pursuit, the runaways had three or four miles start, At this juncture, Cottrell, as cool us if he had never thought of attending his own wedding, came up and spoke quietly to old man Parker, who was so dazed that ho had notopened his niouth so far. The old man started. “By gorry, Morris, mebbe that’s c’rect, " No use yowlin’ over spilt milk. Come on boys.” And they rode off, but not very rapidly. I told the old gentleman,” remarked Cottrell to me, ns we turned toward the house, *‘that it was nouse trying to head them off. They’'ll be married inside of an hour.” Then, in a tone that enter- tained no truce of bitterness, ho con- tinued: *It is far better to have happened now than—than later. And—=as it is—I think maybe there will be only one unhappy person, instead of three.” That was Morris Cottrell—philosopher and. man, Mr, and Mrs. Percival Fleming were met at the justice’s office by old Sum Parker, who remarked: *“Wasal, [ swow! Yew air a nervy boy! Ain’t ye both ashamed on’t?” No, they were noi; and, after Nettie had had a good ery in her father’s arms, the runawnys were escorted buek to the Parker ranch to receive the congratula- tions of their friends, foremost among whom was Morris Cottrell. A Close Calt, Mr. J. P. Blaize, an extensive veal estate dealer in this city, narrowly escaped oue of tho severost attacks of poeumonia while in the northern part. of the state during the ro- cent blizzard, Mr, Blaize hau occasion to arive several miles during the storm and was 80 thorouglily chilled that he was unable to get warm, and insido of an hour after bis re- turn he was threatencd with a severe caso of pueumonia, or long fever. Mr. Blaize seat 10 the nearest drug store aud got s botkio of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, of which he bad often neard, aud took & number of large doses. e the effect was wonderful and that in a short time he was oreathing quite easily. He kept on taking the medicine and the next day was avle to come to Des Moines. Mr. Biaize regards his cure as sim- ply wonderful, and says he will never travel agaiu without a boitle of Chawmberlsiv's Cough Kemedy. —The (Des Moines. lowa) Saturday Koview. 25 and 50 ceat voltles for never cross her | sale by druggists,