Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1892, Page 7

THE OM -\HA DAILY BEE: TUE FURNISHED ROOMS AND POAR'E’_‘ SPECIAL NOTICES. DVERTISEMENTS w1l be_ taken and uatl] $:% p. m. for the morning VERY DESIRABLE FIRST AND )T, $00th And east. farnishied rooms s or Sunday edi FURNIS ITED clnss board. 313 South 2th st FURNISHED All ndvortisomonts In these columns Insertion.and | taword therenfter, dvertisement taken P word for first rd for first UNFURNISHED cents 1ot the ¢ seven words to th Tnitials. fgures, & DESIRABLE ROOM S WITH family: nicely situated: 2150 Harnoy st FOB RFN’I‘ UNFURNISHED ROOMS. TSIED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE. eping to man and wife modern convenience. bered lottor in ca dressed will bo delivored on prescntation of the -_—_— SITUATIONS WANTED, ZYOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE T fow honrs each dny as bookke roferences given No children. § ROOMS WITH CLOSETS FOR HOUSEKE Howard stroet 2 Addrcss V 10, Boe -VVIALP NURSE ! atlon It cannot be ex; Horn, prapristor D BY A YOUNG MAN WITH experionce 1 drug store, 1o Tearn the drug trade Pest of refore [ ———— S Y FOR RENT STORBS AND DFFICEB. N AS SALESMAN L by man who speaks Ger: TORY BRICK The bullaiog has a fironrool omplete steam heating fAxtures, Apply at the ofti FOR RENT, THE ¢ 16 Farnam st nt basercent water on all the floors, gas, et g, Vngiia, L 110 8. Tath, Omaha. N WITIl BEST OF nw- CLASS COACHM A 5 years experience, L LOCATION IN departments Omaha, entire second WANTED--MALE HELP. 1), SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM Nandle the now patent chemical rnu ng pencil wrases Ink thore «wniountod 10 $2) 10 six days, anot one general agent in e and full j Co.Lim Crosse, J - PIHCK VARDS FORRENT . N state ar i territory. i FALMS FOR BENT. T LABORERS WANTED EVERY W 231050, 15TH STi J —WAKEUOUSE, INQUIRI CITY CANVASSERS SALARY x-un\\nm Yi Singer sewlng machine ofice, “WANTED, FURNISHED ROOM A€ Hangeom park o EXCELSIOR enworth for gen )., Ware block " RENTAL AGENCIES. ~ 203 SHEELY BLOCK lmmrnmw \I\lhnunm st A FIRST CLASS Sty 101 10 tho FIENE mia Jobin M. Stewart, Atkinso C GARVIN BELACKSMITIE CSTAR LOAN AND TRUST CO. SOLICITORS WA STORAGE. OLDEST, CHEAPE ouse in the city. bugey' and team work: year around. < The Konaniz Saddlery Co. Williams & Cross,1 Wages and ste ticulars nddr oted over sum: Omaha Stove Repair works. Henting 1tove TWO FIRST CLASS % ornioh w BEST STORAGE 13 hovse & Storage Co shold and other goods stored o apartments if desired. 1213 15 Leavenworth street. SASHLOCKS welulits snlos ) CAN MAKE WANTED-TO BUY. SUR Wells, 1111 Fa Blow Gun Co. L Crosse. Wis s < with refers cated within o State price, size of hou Iars by nddre Cmmton Shelt 5 Co. sing S 47 Bee oftie NV FURNITURE UNTILL snd-Hand rarniture Co., § 01 North 15th st WANTED, COANTMAKERS AT CONTINENTAL 80 MONTILY Highest price 00 Bee building, COMMISSION Enclose stamp ‘WAGONS, > FOR SALE, A LOT OF CAILRIAGE: FOR SALE-HORSES, 150 MEN It It At your own price; sl b y Lonn Guarantee Co., room 4, With nell bullaing CWORK MARES operative Land aud Lot Co., . u:wf\s CONMPOS- Ta iad @ yent or two wxpe Times, Briggewaior, 10, u,\um,u m.h (Q FINE —FORSALE, It ON THE ROAD and ealendars on ORI ad ¥ bEL b ta commission direct fron make $50.00 per week, . Huffalo, N. Y. NDSOME MEXICAN PA Advertising Sp seription solicitor for high o 5hto strbet, nnmnn'\’lcw rfaautro st 110w Adaress Merck's Bulletin Co., g ) LLARD DIt WOOD FORR SALE North Omaba, 1402 WANTED-FEMALE HELP. onaingle co NTED-GUOD 8K FOR FARM LANDS 1 , 235 burrel stoam roiler tlour s °d at Tekamal. y Burdette st, Omaha. (0 NEWSPAPER MEN— raaln, for cash does fiest ‘class work, nearly new.small quantity of body and display typ borders, etc. ’ ork: will pay the right girl per week. Call 247 Callfornia at. one-cighth med. li-nch paper cutter, 1y Sherman ave. wanted at Stonehill’s T WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. CARPENTERS N A FAMILY OF THREE, /girl who vnderstands cooking nnd work; 400 Wag T HAMILTON bullders. Al kinds Jobbing: 414 3. 13th. 2110 Douglas street. M4s3 INTELLIGENT i Bee bullding. —HAY FOR SALE. offer 1,00 tons selected, . Ames, Nebraska. THE STANDARD CATTE barn stored hay for 00t ABd & G004 CO0K LADIES' CARED FOR ment, M. Buraltz, Goraan raduateq n WANTED, GOOD W TO THE GIRL WO TENT SEWERSLAND AR. & unsettled business transactions with or formation of tho lal or lots of M. J. undersigned, who has b 8. Clarkson, Omabia, Neb. en appolnted age FOR RENT-HOUSES, l’\fl( SES AND APARIME donce block in clty IN BEST RESI rnam, upstairs; male and female elp, LLION DRIVIN trainer and driver. ing and treating coits. s a speclalty of brenk Makes a specialty of treat ing horses that ure sore, from hard ronds and bad Boarding horses by the modern conven- ding largo kitehen range. wor. Kewp & Co. iteasonable ch THOUSES, STORES, FLATS Paul, 1T Board of Trado, dfuxivéynfis. V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT medium, tfth year at 114 N, NEWLY FURN myn cliablo busl SES, §7.00 PER MO T ablo by e Duvis Co., 1505 Faen HRIVAL EXTRAOKDINARY Challenges the world, WONDERFUL FURNISHED irownell ball; $i00.00 per NT 12.500M der; tells your parated: causcs mar tolls wroyou will with the Gue you love: 1and in whiat business be clebrated Keyptian breastplate fitn. Intompernnce private complaints with NI Hous: 1T N, 13 TLLST, £ B, Woodrow, Nob lock of balr. 0 mccurate 110 1 date of birth and re hart: 2 conts in stamps for cireulars g110 8180 Photos of sume o Wikl marry | 1007 Kouth 1121 stroot. trat e wonderful oracle, PROF. CRINTO, 1604 nTm-m P ccrots 0f past and Keliabie st 11ty at 1409 8. 2ith. 0T AND COLD WATE beautiful law o d'and Miamt HAWTHORN NORTH [4TH Linviig bnd y i Tndles only, 50 cents, 100 days excopied. B ——_LLaa HAESAGE. BATHS, ETC. ROOMS NOW Oo-operative Lund and Lot Co., 2% 5 ROOM HOUSE 200 5. 13th st and chiropodist. Mra: Post. $19% 5. 160 Wihnell bl J. Panl, 1600 ¥ MADAME SMITIL DOUGLAN STREET, 100U 140 BOOF, ‘Alcobd).sulphiur and seh bathy PRIVATE FAMIL Apply to Ja First Natlonal Bauk. MISS ETOWE, 52 tamge block. ECTRICIAN 15 per month 4 ROOM FLAT IN NEW ¢ 6 a0d 7 room tiate on loth ) toor, flat 4, wasistant. st Catiforn: PBRBOHALB. L-INFORMATION WAN /to the whereabouts of William Worm When last hieard Ui brother Earnest has had s arm awpu . Boe Otiice e —— MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE, BANJO TEACIHE] Hhasers 1N Toth ot JOM HOUSE, 831 8. 3157 87 man plumber. 2 was it Butie, I ALL OUTSIDE 25, Wright & Lasbury, 16th and How !'OR RENT‘ mHISHlD EOD!B ALL CONVENIENCES, ¥ YRONT O TWO uew scale Kimball plano. A Hospe, 1513 Douglas “hack fureished oF ui 1o0ms, 122 South VUINISIED new scalo Kimball placo. A Hospe, 1518 Donglas. ——— \N-REAL ESTATE. CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE BLDG 0 FURNISIED nontly turnished MONEY TO LO icos: private family |wnr;l 1 desired): vn runlnm » g - FUBNSUED u:yju; I LESTATELOANS, 342 BEE BLIG, DIPROVED ( . Frost, Dousles bl 10 LOAN ON property, low rate. uw..'v ¥oi iw g (ewon. a._¥i3 Varosm street E LOANS, 670 A uo wddillonsl o MONEY TO LOAN OoN R'EAL ESTATE. Conttnuea. W IOASS G TN ROVED AND T clty property .00 and up wards | 0 § per cent No delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 15th end Harney m w rate M7 \\ O W, RAINE OMAMA NAT, B'K BLD City mortgagas. Lowest rates. Motiey on W OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOA on real estate st lowest m and 1 time. N mission 1s charged. and t NOt 801 In tho eAst, but can always be £o bank on the corner of 13th and Douglns strects, TV LOANS WM HARRIS, R. 20 FRENZER B IMPROVED UVATE MONEY_ (ST AND 1D MORTGAGE Alex. Moore. 01 Boo bullding. Small payment down. baisnce mo Tnquire G. B. Teschuck, Omala Be FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. JOR RALE. HOMES. ANY PRICE, 790, #1250 U1 ®asy torms. LAK® CIOAT PROpETLy ns first payment G. G. Wallace, Browa bloek, 16th and Donglas IAND TICKORY 80X190 Jfeet; & bargatn for Alfew days only. F. K. Dar. = ling, Barker block ALE AT A BARGAIN, LOT 15, BLOCK 3, W. L. Selby's first AdBtion to South Omaba, hly If desired 84 rket ratos. Loans r short or long | ans are A at the oOne ho of fi oF exchinge for g0od IANAS OF clty property, brick pork packing house and fixtare county, uear B. & E. depot. For particaiars in quere 6f any renl estate skent in Hobron. 10 OR SALE—#0 ACRE FARM IN BLUE RIVE t'of Hebron county; Roo! and an abundance ait, tmber and rummimg waier. Also for snle n Hebron, Thayer W ANTHONY LOAR AND TRUST (0, 518 N. ¥ Life, lends at Tow rates for chioice sodurits Nebraska or [0 ws farms or maha. city property; W MONEY, MONEY, MONEY. $100.000 TO LOAN in sums of £X0 to $30 00 lnproved or unim. Omaha, No dolay in closing lonns a8 money {8 on ling with eastern partios, all business A tnterest payavls hers and not he east, also make bullding loans on most Fidelity Trust Co,, 1614 Faroam. proveq residence business property in the city hand. No d transacted here in favorable u o) TV LOANS. €Iy PROPERTY, Towa farms. K. F. Rioger, 1319 Farnain Miks 25 n the pAst month and th b selocte prices EDAND W. NT MONEY, PHILADE Trust Co. Thouns Bi Karbach block, 172825 Wbt ant ARGE LOANS, O LONG LEASE PU Nes. elty proporty. 801 Now York Lito butlals b TO MAKE 14 riy, #5600 and up. WE ARE PRE Improved prog al, 1605 Farnuin str MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS 0 YOU WANT MONE Fowlng. We ninke loans withont removal or publicity. on o8, wagons, ete., ntthe low- possivie rute. Thore 18 no unnecessary delay. but you got money on the same day you ask for it We will carry the loan as long as you giving part at n Proportion to the amount patd There o adyanice, but you get the full amount of the Our offl located and are ranied that partie quickiy an corte: If you have a the payments a little larger than youcan m conveniently, wg will pay it for you and carry loan as 10ng as you desire. 1t will bo 1o your advantage to sce us before se- curing s loan 8 OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Room 11, Creighton Biock. 15th St., south of Postotion 20 ( TO LOAN FIDELTY LOAN GUARAX On household goods, planos, organs, hor mules, wagons, ete., at th withiont publicity, removal of possession. Time arranged to suit the borrower. Payments of any amount can be made at ooy princtpal and intorest, thus giv- 1nk patrons all the benefits of the partial payment tim reducing both plan Call and sce us when you want a loan, Money alwuys on han 1owest rates: business coufident FIDELITY LOAN GUA ANTEE €O, B. F. Masters' 0ld stand, R 4, Withaell bik.,15th and Harney. 300 WILL LOAN securit block 0l CHATTEL LOA K. Unvis. room 20, Continental block. 303, near Farnam, 1o T [t nan & It Freuch, attorney, M78 o [COR SALE-SE COR 1nto5 lots. _Inguire at premisss and Valley ¢ terms, on deferred payme y Address D. Remick, I, 0. box 204 Los Angeles, Cal to any amount where yalue 1 the priviieze of paying 1tin fullor in time to suit your convenience, and any part paid reduces the costof carrying the loanin ¢ no charges of any kind to be patd in nlling on s can be waited on Acr Qan with othor parties, or have | A bought plano or other furniture on time and fnd 1\ ONMOUTH PARK nw THE MOTOR. CITY )\ water, graded strects, walk. sehool, beautt Tl TocALIonavery IRIBE 1o mexe v ayitmetive. FOF s or homes In_this beantiful addition o we G, G. Wallace, trustee, $12 Brown na Douglas. SALE. THERE IS NO DOURT BUT HuE for that wo have the most satisfactory iist of really desirablo cottages to b ra found in thoe eity. Pricos. from §00 up, and terms are ex dlngly liberai. We have sold alx during best 0f our list will soon Wao can recommend the following at mod $2,000 7 18 front, full 1ot, barn, ete. y Omaha View £00 (3 RE lot. model, paved stroét near park. #0007 room F front, new and complote 35th st 5,000 La Fayetto Plach, finest In clty. See th We also have an elegant bnilding lot at 42nd $1.90. Ono-third down, balance 4 00, Fidelity Trusto upany, 1614 Farnam s root 300-830 7OR SALE, 5RO0OM COTTAGE (ONLY) SITU ated 1914 17ard stroet Callon A Hopo Jr. 4% It 17th, DORC. 183, 3 cottazos, Kable fOT i horsas, can b 8, S X divite, EVENTE oved lands in Howard, S ND ruan, Greeloy unties, Nebraska, on very liboral ¥ per cont interest 1t 000 70 LOAN: SUMS OF .00 UPWARDS 'enn place loans on any inslde Improved property Xk of the loan state Ageney, 1907 Farnam st. 550 HALCYON 11 GHTS, half acres and lo; 0 houses and jots in 1 CMAHA'S BEAUT electrle motor road. leyon Helghts FUL SUBURD. Only thirty minutes ride from center of city, Easy payment; ow rate Now 1s the tme Lo see William 11, Crary SEOREH G Ms2A Land and Lot Co., 205 N. 16th street. T INCoL lowest possible rates of property or chunge | paymen buy unt ars . A building ]< and Ames uve, M08 10 no delay: uo publicity T HALF VALUE, LOTS, ACKES, HOMES, BUSL- ness property. Alex Moore, 401 Bee bldg. %1 ALSO ONE NEAR LIN oF Tent them. Co-0p GOOD BUILDING LOT com Park, on 3ist. only 2 tendays. W. A. Spencer, R. 548 Board of Frad. M4 HEIGHTS —CHEAPEST PROPERTY Liin Omahin: §400, $500, €600, 100 and 00 8 lot. 1o 4 just north'of Clifton 1H11: has fine school gato this. C clal agent, £ partic JRSALE, CHOLC N_SOLOMC Add." Prices reasonable. E. G, Solomon, — AWOMAN’S STORY | VISCIARGE ¥ IF Y0U DARE Judge Davis Talks Plain ts the Employer of a Juryman, That Will Interest Many Who Suffer as S clnted With ~Pain, Distress and Exhaustion Give Way toStrength and Comfort, ieneral Wenkness MUST NOT BE HAMPEZRED | Efforts of the ( 1 Jurors to be [Many women today suffer pain and are Weonk and nervous without knowing the cause Their work eres cannot oat and in the mornin, duties of the day ble trom general mpairmentof health, be enduring various pains and fully deseribe. arrha ffecting nd find quick ana ment fitted 1o the s them ana thoy they rest poorly Tho fourth and last installment of jurors drawn for the Februar, court reported to Jud term of the district gos Davis and Keysor estorday morning, and ia polnt offaumbers it the best jury drawn since the new law went into effest, as out of y-five reported for duty. As soon as Cletk Moores h of the men who during the noxt turec woeks “Those men who want to be ox cused will step forward." sixty-one of the with their excuses, but istress hard to whole system an it tho ninety jurors se Such a case Is that of Mrs 1515 Leavenworth with tho Merchants Express Company. Nesser in an interview s, “For a very lonz time [ had been very weak 1 wns unablo to do my de me fecl faint finished call- aro to serve Judge Davis 10g the name: and miseravlo. and u little extra exertion and caused ors stopped to the front thero was where nse Headuehe, My nights gave me little rest or eloep and [ was very tired In the morain: back patnod me very much wanted to talk with those goutiemen who dé sired to be excused.’ xty-fivejmen had a rocky road tot A few got out of s nd 1did not know ing their coun- gettng of for the roason served upon a jury, prowise that bo would novee serve. he had pever and had made a solemn promises and then instructions, the court would nstruct him, after which ho was hurried into anotiior court room where a case \\l\i sbout w be cailed. attorneys, Howard B. Smith and John L, Catr secured their tickets of leave, chunic of the Cnion Pachic shops, was Lot 50 He urged that this was a busy season at the shops, while Judge Davis urged in the courts, shop men who had been caught insisted that if they served the jury they would lose their Jobs, that matter, Judge Davi: nell from the hody vas & busy s called Mr. McCon of tho house and suid: *3ir. McConnell, do you propose tv discharge theso men if they serve upon this jury ' Mr. McCounell replied that he dia ‘not. Ernest Carter, i NANNIE NESSER. What It wos at any timo to be free from pain. My appetite was poor. and when 1 causing gas and bic Hlnl a had told bim that he woula bo dischargea’ if he dia not et excused. Judges Davis and Keysor held a whispered Judge Davis He nad neard that the Ii distillery people had discharged one of their because ho If such a case occurred againbe proposed to make an example of the The sueriff would bo ordered to arrest the employer and ho would be tined $100 duties of the I did not relish fooa, distrossod me by heavy feoling eh. Often Lhad very severe heud- consultation some rewmarks. i my nose was very sore und badly ul These symptoms were Very Painful nd annoying and altogether made m d on the jury. i now park just located by city council; only five blocks from Walnut hill motor: small cash ne years at 7 per cent. Don't interfering ana the dischargo of justice. Ames of the Consolidated Tank fearcd a discharpe. Brown T course I was very anxlous to glas as rnnning down cvery d tostate that after Copeland & Shepard 1 am greatly improved; so much so that T now con- sidor myseif nearly A Well Wor ne compauy d, presumed that Ames would be discharged if ho served on ¥ ON ANY KIND OF et (-umi\de’;ulll‘\ & B Warrs LLOST, A FIRST NATIONAL B i nad recelve r OST—YELLOW SILK DRESS, N 1ith st and recelve containt % notes and ‘valuable papers. Return Stdney Smith, room 52 Ch of Commere M3 confer u favor b { —MONEY LOAN SITNK ki MONEY TO LOAN, « ture, live stock, ete. Duff Gr Room 8 and 9, Burker bk a HORSES, wagons, planos, etc., Fred Terry, R. 483, Ramge! FURNIL on, removed to POCKETBOOK CONTALY PERS value to me, and fi¢é doliars. The findec will removing the money and send the balanco (o me byanatl at Atlantle, ln. J. 1. shnson & TRompson Mast 5 OST—PHYSICIAN'S LEATHER BUGC Licontaining instruments and medicine. Finder will be sultably rewarded by returning it to Dr. W. S.Gibbs, room 7 Crelghtod block, corner 1Lith u Douglas streets. Mois 6 Fates. Nebravkn Loan Co. 1316 Douglas strect. M1 A2 —§10,000 'TO LOAN FIOM #1000 UP ON FURNT horses Or any Rood security. lawest #0000 TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURITY. Karbach blc M352 A business contidential. Room OST—APRIL IST, ONFPACIFIC ST, ORt CAL, dpurse OST—A PONY WITHL SADDLE ON. I (0 Dr. Key®, room 202 £rown blogk. M5 “Discharge him if § the court when the oil ‘company official siid out of the door and the juror resumed his Tean now do my work easily and am str and enjoying beon benefioral in ¢ I heartlly comnend them ag skilful nscientious physicia PRYSIGRS, NANNA NESS —— AFTER FIVE YEARS. Crashed by a Load of Hams, vsor's court the case of the Armour-Cudaby InJudge K erick Emms against Packing company of South Omahais on trial. } and 1s attempting to provethat on August24, whilo in the employ he was ‘“trucking’ hams. On that day while be was wheeling away a loan of hams, he stepped upon a loose plank and the load of hame, weighing 1,200 pounds tipped over and crusned him to the floor, bruising and crippling bim for life. ats 10,000 of the comparny ASE A Long Period of Ill Health, But He is Better Now—Catarrh of the Nose and Throat, Dyspepsia and Bronecoitis With General Debility. Mr. Melville Smith. 2416 Patrick avenue. has lived in Omaha for twenty-one years, nearly 4 utoiniog money and key, Return to 5011 Pacitic st. uud receive reward M510 One of the cases against Arthur Pulaski, him with oot having toted with the city in the matter of slaughtering PORT LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON 01t Monts, Mass bidg, Kansns Clty. Mo. bought. B. ¥ st BUSINESS CHANCES. FOUND. allof which time he has been dogs, went out of the court in a hurry yes The evidence was in when QOUNDGRAYISH BLAGK PONY WITH SADDLE all 115 S0. 19th street 435 TAKEN UP ploye of the U. . R'y Co. Mr. Smith's state- | day aftornoon. ment affords good reading for those afected as he bas been. “When [ first suw Drs. Copeland & Shepard 1did not expect to get well. Pulaski’s attornev movea for the grounds that the testimony did not sub- stantiate the cLarge in the indictment. Judgo Davis sustaiued the motion and ordered the dismissal on 1 wus sure [ had 7_BUY THE COMMERCIAL botel at Eroken Bow, Neb. No land In trade. A 0D It Saal] Capital, can poCure A ROP0 LhAN WAIL Ator rance business established in the estin good | best town (u the state. Address T 54, Bee. 22 4 Y O SALE, MY BATHING RESORT AT Lake Manawa. AddrossJ. J. Malowney, Hebron Neb, 204 7 HARNESS SHOP FOR SALE IN A G tow town. R.B. Thompsoo. loek box 102, Hamburg. 1a B4 THE LEADING | PAKEN UP.—A BAY COLT WITH WHIT) W ANTED. Ditk: A Roy. Northwest corner d and Pacitic Sts. DRESSMAKING- 1 tlies or will take it at liome. 1507 Burt s ‘vmn YOUR SC stock will involoo from $1:0 to S1s); good reason for selling; ouly one other shop in CUTLERY GRINDI NG SSORS, RAZORS, ound to Underland & Co . 108 S ianst” B jury to return a verdict of not guilty. was at once (‘mplwellcd and Pulaski was placed on trial again to answer to another of the indictments, of which there such a serfous lunz trouble that it could Another jury A Dry, Hacking Cough that was very distressing tion fn my lungs and el I folt painsin my ba mo like u knif health greatly fmpair gave me mucn trouble. Hawkiug and Spittin PRIVATE FAM- Very often i and chest that stahbed 1 was woak and my gener My nose and throat Ihad to do much CHAMBERLAIYN COUGH REMEDY. Superiorto Any Other, J. Mowrey of Jarvis iuce we have been handling Cham. berlain’s Cough Remedy we have suld it on a strict guarantee and found that every bottlo . TO BE Y FLovRinG power Houring mill, with a capacity of 125 bl per day, of all modern lmprovements, built years ago with the exponse of $14.00).0. 13 Pragu Saunders Co., Nev. ls offered for salo on easy For ‘further particulars uddress Kaspar tern Bros., Prague, S unders Co., Nob. MiT a3 MILL FOR SALE. THE STEAM 7 FOR SALE, A 1 MILK DAIRY. APPLY T McDowell, i mile north of Benson. 5 6 —FOIl SALE, RACK $LUM cash, balance approved note without in Adaress lock box 143, Grooley Center, Nob. . MaT2 60 o 'ORE DOING GOOD business in ilve county seat town, stock §2,00), 2. Fe& TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST IN THE WORLD! Jos. P. Megeath, Dealer, 1607 Farnam Street, OMAHA Y PAIRY FOR SALE. J.F. HOCLL AMES AV W TO $L000.00 WILL 8§ Hust 250, 252, 244 and 288 Adams street. Chicago. MaTe T For particulars address W bank bullding. IR PART YOU I3 tore” business. Our mam malled free to mierchunts on application. Cissia, Wilder & Co. Y fon AL A WELL ESTABLISHED DRUG st the_ ity of Omaha: Jom 521, Omab Mot LOT OF NOTES A Yoon SAL ctiyin Town o1 55000 pop. ey Wii" iy Die Y paper men, who possess both push and A K0od OULNL fOF a country Dewspuper and jo lce- First class refercnces exchunged. Ad WSPAPER OPENING wanted by two experienced printers and nows. nergy. and nothing like it on the market: It ectu 00w §, between 10 and 12 o'elock'n. m. M31T-5* y FOR EXCHANGE. TOCK OF GENERAL M D'SE; Wil tate & money. Hox o CAN fatake real LOOK! LOOK! STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS now on sale for the best selling artcle out, Iy sells at #lght; bl morney, so don’t delay, but call and be convinced. Apply to AlLeech, Pullman house, | 130, for ( < ranite, for p nam streets and the unpaved purt of inte section of 5, Frankfort,Ind 10t 46, block 1, Armour Place, Omulin; clear of all lucumbrance. Address Bee o ftice. M2 y L o A Aot QRN Watkins & Co. Franktort ind Mads i Lok CHANGE YOUR UROPERTY. BIG 1 fdcall or writo. ~ Alex Moore, 401 Bea bldg. 7 IFYOUTAVE A GOOD UPRIGHT PIAND T0 fitrado for South 4, “VOI TIADE, A CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL or all bids and Lo walye defects. 1ST 7 FOR EXCHANGE, 4Norman, one trotting. want cle; 1,000 each. Box 956, nnennnuo.h In. / FIRST \I()lfl‘hAl.K hl!l'hi TO I’X'?Ild, 4for house and 1ot worth §2, Lealdas, 15 N 24th st 77--FOK TRAD! / . i ldtng, modern. A 1 loeation, rents readily Closest investigation fnvited, price’ $25.(0. | Trade equity for unineambered vacant lots. Awes Heal ot. Estate Agency, 107 Farnam str ko TRAD fapered ¢ within 180 wiles of Omaba. Awos Real Estato Agency. 1607 Farnam st 494 80 TWO STALLIONS. ONE A Beautiful Gomplexion Can soon be gatned by every lndy by using the ““Fish Brand” Complexion Brush. e sure the “Ish Brang one: “Tiio electrical effoct 0f the soft rutber 001 brings the desircd effect and when ' Lrought by TS moans it 1s HANENT. Price 506 Rach I mafled (at your own riak) add le; money to aceompany ord (AUK Your druggist for Omaha Rubber Co, 1370Mmmm5 ook, Proposals for Paving Intersections, Sealed proposals will be reccived by the lersigaed until 1:200'clock p. ., Apeil 1 lorado sandstone and Sioux Falls ccording 0 specitications of 1801, ving tho interseotion of Eighth and Far: ilgh th and Dowzlus streots ity u rice persquure yard omblete o the interseetions. Work to be done fn ucegrdance uith plins and specifications of 181, og file in the of Boird of Publie Works, 0 0f the Each proposal to be made on printed blanks furnishod by tho boardenid 1o Lo accompa- nied by & cartified chogk in the sum of piyable to the city of Oriaba, as an evid of 20od faith ‘Tho board reserves the, Fizit to reject any POV, BIRKHAUSER, Chairman Boned of Publio Works. Omaha, April 4, 1802 avril 4-5-6 NEW § STORY BRICK FLAT ; Arthur Esst to Jucob amd Ll 1 Fi0000 WORTH OF UNINCUM- ¥ praperty to trade for farm lands ELAL ad and cash. Address, box si MARTL REMOVED 10 107 5 157H 8 ML a0t HAIR GOODS. EWLY FURNISITED umx~ EN SUITE OR : rat class table TOLOAN ON REAL BST TE O-F. Dayls Co. 15 Farnaw 34 ol 7 -ANSUIANCE MOMKY 10 LOAN. AP J. Lo Lovelt, 3208, 1ith. “ “"J" A LADY AND GENTLENIN TOR ® 1ADiES @ toom aud board (n & pri uwnam socation.” Terma reasonable LAm. ST STOCK IN ENTIRK WE £1,1 HEAT rical wigaand beards u spociaity. W igs. bang switches. bair ohaiua. ete.; sead for cataiogue Mall ordérs olicited. 11, 15tk st.. Omaha 512 —_— IANUPLO’K’UBINO JEWELERS. 1ABH PALD FOR OLDGOLD. CARSON & BANKS, Crovalsn Sarbe: bivek, Umuis. 8 Char 1 2 5 2 5 Wl A S, SNXYDEL'S LOAN OFFICE 1610 DODGHE =T, THE Ill-:\L'Il MARKET, IN»TI!UML\TS ulum on record April 5, WARRANPY DEEDS Scholting, AlbFiaHUAnnex. . ... 615 10t 15, block | 6. C. Hobble und wifoth” Western Coi- tare Or.an Co, lov'24, block 2, ro Exchange place ... 30 Herman Kountzo to Lathau Davis, Tot block 2, Kountze pince... 6,500 stav Hanson wnd wite 1o 4. . Green, 5 13 W 13 lot 25, MeCandiish place.... 1 C.'Groen to . F. Hansov. sawe. 1 y wun un.l Wife to Charles Wise, lot 1, Jolnson's add, except's oot 3 s Wise' ‘and wife 0o Siaria el man. same O A Reeso and wite 10 H L Goold, n'# feet lot 2, block 6, Pai Tukey et al 1o I'r; 16 and 17. block 1. lot 1 block 11, Clifton Mill ick's add k Murphy. 1oty bioek £ Tot 2 © A tubhird and husband o W il sinzer, und ! lot 2 Graves place. ... J 11 Hungate 10 Gideon Zuocher, 10t block 8, Hedford place. South Omaha Land corapany to i B Mer- rill. lot U, block 190, South Omaha Mux Moyer to Latham Davis, lots 6 lud 7, block 12, Highlund place DEEDS. Ignatius Dunn, special master, to Maria Carleton, 1ot 36, Falrmount place Total amount of trausfers, . d when I 2ot up 1 fc appetite was v Tcould eat well and atother times scurcely unythin tressinz bloating did good servico. We havo usod it ourseives and think it superior to any other vrop: 25 and 3) ceatbottles for tion we know of. sale by druggists. —— MADE A CONCESSION, | tenderness of the stom- When [ bezan treatment ar the weight of my clothes ¢ could not by d been in this condition for five yea a £00d deal of tine zos. sinee beinz tre Drs. Copeland & Shepard, [have worked more steadily than for years. spirits and feel full of ks Company Will to New Muinos, City Attorney Connell and City Engineer a covsultation with Superintendent | and un this Mako Curb But this winte: L am in better ubition and strenzth. Receiver Bierbowor Hunt of the American Water Works com- pany with reference to making an adjustment of the controversy relative to the curb line ou streets ordered paved before the pave- ment 1s actually The representati Gained in Flesh and am heartler than I have felt for the past In short I foel better in every fifteen years. truly a new man. way und am D, Copeland & Sha sicinns and \Al"lu.\('l thy s ! A able expectations In chronic cases of diseuse. IPARY MELVILLE SMITIT, 1 commend ard as men and as phy- ey will fulfitl all s of the water works company have ccnsented to make such con- n such nlaces and as the engimeeriug department of the city the cost of doing until the property owners muy de: u»e to maice use of such time the cost is to be paid on tie estimate ot the engincer. — such manner BOTII CLASS PRESIDENTS, A Coincidence in the Notable Cred, the Physicians ot the Cope Medical Institut president of connections, of making tho ach, whereas will not exceed 310 it wonld be over 30 if made after the streets were paved. ssat Bellovue Hospital % gradusted, fimous tnstitution of 1ts kind in the country, ip'omi bears the written endorsement the medical suthorities of \vw York, deans of promineut et 5 Rond Is fRocky D1, Joseph Van Alken las not yet reached the years of maohood uud 1s very youthful for cotleges'in Penn: s »»u-...m was president of nowledzed 1o Lo the. los stitution of Its Kind'In the west experience 1805 Of the eyo. 0ar, nose and smong the leading special- which is aok study in the dis throat, place him ists in the west, FAIREST o e FAIR $2.25 A MONTH, AT HOME. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumptlon, Deafness, Headacherkornevous, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration. Drs. Copeland & epard are RERMANENT- . 3 PEUMANENCY, RESPONSIBILITY AND SKILL basis of every clubin they make, Copeland - Medieal Istituts, | e ROOMS 311 AND 812, pemficflxygen Produces NATURALLY Glomng Health! Rosy Cheaks! Healthy Bodies! OUL OXYGEN MANU /4 & ADVICE SE. Call oF Write Tods cian of B0 Years in Charge. FREE TRIAL INHALATIONS, DON'T DELAY. New York Life Buildinz Cor. 17th aud Farnam . H. CoPELAND, M. D. SHEPARD, M. D, Consulting Phy: Ctaren sl all dissass Nervous Di N D e, A Beet Hours— 9 to 11 a. sunday 104 m 101D m. Catarrhal troubles and troated successfully staups for guestion elroulurs Copeland Madical York 146 Bullding. Omaha, Neb y Omaha, N | rousing 1t from torpi: | eure constipati Spectaltes: 2105 P w708 p o, Sond 4o CALL TODAY. nstitute, New The SPECIFIC OXYG and Howard streets s, Nobraska. 510 Bheely Bullding, | lom ut ‘Twenty-thivd and Par $5 A MONTH CATARRHL TREATED AT THE U A MONTH NES FURNISHED FREE OR MRATEOF # WTH — MEDI- " & spocifie for My The Hoard of Falgts, Hoadachio, Douglas county will 1 1502, 8t 2 p. 1., as & committer consider the the proposition of the Nebruska Contral Rallwuy company Commissioners Iwpoteney. | lovoluniary Losscs, Eper Of tha brain A mouth's treatment W guaraules six boxes Lo curo Each order for 6 boxes, with 8 will send written funrautee to ralund If hot cured. (iuarsates lesusd by Goodwau Lrug Co., LW Farusm St before the matorrhes eaus self-ubuse over 1.6 for B, by mall. iterested elther Ll oreresgriion All citizens and taxpayers for or against this proposit attend this with the board thereou Faev J. 3ackurr, Qounty Clerk. and coufer his years, but he has found life's woary way veritable corduroy road so far. 16 miarriod & wifs aoout threo momihs ago, presumably for maternal protection, and las { week was granted a divorce. To celobrate the event he attenaed the meoting of the Sal« vation army Sunday and vrocecded to de- liver bimself of an artistic serfos of cat oalls, for which ho was cjectod. Then be turncd out the gas and left tho army in darkness, for which he was gathered in by tho police. He was fined $I10 and costs yesterday moraing. PRCT— Not So tad After ALl E. V. Wood of McKee's Itocks, Allegheny county, Da., in spoakine to a traveling man of Chamberlain's medicines said 1 recom- mena them above all others. 1 have used them myself and know them to be reliable. | Talwavs guarantes thom to my customers and have never had a bottle returned.” Mr. Wood had hardly finished spoaking, whon a iitte girl camo in tho store with an ompty bottle. It was labeled, “Chamberiain’s Pain Balm." The traveier was intorosted, as thero was cortainly n bottlo coming back, but waited to hear what the little giel snid, It was as follows Mamma wants another bottle of that medicine; sho savs it is tho best modicine for rhoumatism shoeve r used.' 50-ceat bottles for salo by drugglsts. PAGANINI'S SUCCESSOR. rd R enyt Recalls the Omaha of & Decado Ago. A cosmopolitan 1n the best sense of the word, Remenyi at 00 is ono of the most in« teresting of men aud for the four hours he was the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Muentefering Sunday evening he talked with tho eusy grace of a scholar, To the gentlemen on his right ho spoke Gorman with delightful familarity : to the lady on his left ho sprke French with a thoroughly perfect accont, interjecting now ana then seutences in Euglish. Lo recall his experiences der. To iook into his homely, deep senmed and intelicctual fuce, touched With the soft: ness'of retrospect. was like sittiug beforo a book of mysteries, golden-clasped una sacred, but that is another story. “What marvelous chauges in ten years,” sald Remwenyi, after announcing to the host and hostess that he was ® vegetarian, not having tasted moat in nino years. That he was a teototaler on the wine ques- tion and had completely divorced uimself from cigarettes, of which bie used to smoke firty and sixty o day Ten yoars ago! \What wonderful changes hovo been made wm America in that time. ‘Then in ten theaters in which 1 fiadled nine were murderous dens and one passably good. Now nine are magniticent temples of ‘I'hespis and one passably good. You are a great peo ple, and no matter what you undertake you accomplish. The whole world maryels and wonders at American civilization, and why not! She 1s today tho queen of the world and darkness nover closes ber about, for when it is night at Attoo island 1t is 4 o'clock of the next day in Portlaud, Me., or sowe- thing like, “Nothing so disturbs me as tho realization of the mullions I might be worth had I fol- lowed the advice of my fricnas of the years ago1n buying lots. Let me give you some ide of my business ability,” and thero Wus a twinkle in bis eye as ne announced that tuis was really his bast story “When in Omaha ten years ago, the mayor of tle town, a rustler, as you call him, a good follow in everything, but imbued with the wild west idea of biguess suid to me: ‘Mr. Remenyi bere is an opportunity to muke some money. Buy some Omaha corner lots and in a few years you will be a milhonmire. I pulled my oyeiid dowa 8nd in phrase very similar to the ono nosw in use wanted to kuow if ko saw any green in my eye. Of course | dian’t know the phrase then but that was what 1 meant. “In St. Paul a mao said to me that I had better buy real estate thers, and I inquired of him if he saw any green in wy eye. In Miuneapolis @ triend told me what a great city it would bo and advised me to buy lots there, aud I wanted to know if there was aoy green visible, In Denver the same thing oc- curred. But so fast did suggzestions liko iheso cowe tuat 1 did at last buy corner lots in Moorhead,on the Northern Pacitic, Foof! All my mouey gone up.”” And the menuer in which he told of his loss after baving an oprortunity to iuvest in Lo cities was 8 deiicious bit of comedy. In response to a qUery coucerning the pos- sibilities of the violin b declared, with one ot bis expressivegestures, and ha talks with bis handsas much as bis lips, thatit could not bo be mastered. “'But hark you,” he said, I have ai aphorism coveriug Lhat poiat: Fiadlo scraping is mers noise, no musio at all. Millious do it b “Violin playing is something—a couple of thousand peovle can do it, “To play well ou a violin is a great thing. A few hundred peoplo may do it. *To be original, poetic, profound n play ing, is vescrvea only to & very few who can be counted on the fingers of ous hand, but to grusp its entire range or to fathom its hitile finger board nobody ever acbieved it or ever will, *You see how we dwindle down from mil- lions to nobody. When asked what music was bhe said: “Music is the transcendental expression of generic feehing—not corporal,” whicn means that music 1s love, that it is seutiment, soul. “Music and love,” said Lo, “uro the only two absolute things in the world,” in reply 10 a question from a friend across the tabia. His descriptions of his visit (o Japan sounded like the writings of Lafcadio Hearn, so vital and exhaustive were they, ‘The reception accordea him by the mikado was (lattering in the extreme, and what is most remarkable, tbe ruler of Japan asked thut be repeat the C sharp minor of Chopin for aneucore. “‘\WWhen I received the command to appear before his mejesty, I dslermined to play the very best 1 kmew how and the very finest music. For bere was & ruler who knew absolutely notaing of music and ard I feit that good music would wake a deeper impression than rot, as you call it 1a your expressive American’ slang, Aud it won--argument for good music all tho ume. *What did I receive for the work! Wait ull the world’s fair and you will sce, for all the trophies of & busy ond varied career I mean to place on exhibition there."” Speaking of Granada, of which he says he knows every stone, although uever in his pilgrimages baving visited the famous city, Rewmenyi sbowed thoroughly poetic tempera- ment. A profound veader of Washington Irving, be hopes somo day to ve able to play in the lion’s court of the Albambra, ot for any seitish inotive but for the purpose of singing on bis violin the Moorish and Spanish welodies which so delight bis heart, and through the mesus at hand corich some wortny charitable institution of that beauti- ful oid city. Andit would be a concert worth going across the occan to hear, should the artist, upon whom has failen the heritage of Paganioi’s erratic and brilliant but master- 1ul musical genius, be privileged to give © to bis great ability amid such sur Kes ono won: Of course Remenyi played during the evening bits from his own composition an arrangemont of “Carmen.’ exceod- mgly full of tectmical dificulties, “Waltze Dramatique,” with emotional scenes splondidly pictured. After the Grip And after tvphoid fevor, aiphtheria, pneumo- uia, or other prostrating diseases, Hood's Sarsaparila 1s Just what is neoded to restora tho strengih and vigor so much desired, nud | toexpel ail poison from tho blood, It has Lad wouderful suceess 1o many such cases. Hood's Pills act especially upon tue liver, ity to its natural duties, 1 and assist digestion, - Opencd for the Suminer Term, The city schools opened this moruing for the summer term after a week's vacation, There was an increased attendance of over 1,000 beginuers, but by changing around and shifting about Superinteudent Fitzyat- rick was able to arrange for all with ouly three additional teacters, Threo new huildings were opeued, the Kel- , the Clifton Hill and tho Monmouth I’ark schools, of si teen, four and Lwo rooms respecuively, The Izard 8hool with its corps of teachers, under AMiss Foos, principsl, were transferred to the Kellom. What will become of the lzard building s at yot problomatical. -— DeWitvssarsapariila s rmuulo. — . Drunkenuess, treated ug such and perma- nently eured. No publicity. Noinfiem. ary. 'Homo treatment. Iarmloss aud effectual. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Huwkeye. " Send 2¢ gtamp for uunphw Shokoquon Chemical Co., urlinglon, la