Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1892, Page 7

THE OMA " i %l DAILY BEE: SATURD 7T ' XU d AY, JUNE 1i, 3 13 FOR RENT-HOUSES, Continuen. _rf'Amnl(TNlMRN’nA FOR THESE COLUMNS 5 A will bo taken until 12:3) . m. for the evening w0 untl] §:% p. m. fof the moraing of Sunday odi- tion All #dvertisements in th word for first insertion for each subsequent Insertion or §2 por Ine per month No advertisement taken for less than 25 conits for the fAirst insertion. Terms figures, symhols. 6te , each A word. ertisements must run con- recutively. Adveriisers, by roquesting a numbered cheek, eanhave the jetiors addressed (o n num- bored Totter In ears of Tik BEE. Anawers #0 a dressed will be dellvered on presentation of the eheck and 1 cent & word SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, POSITION IN LAWYEI'S OFFICE, bave read Inw 1§ montha, use typewriter, good roforences. Addross B 22, llee, kil ANANTED. B i ¥ EXPERIENCE, A 0sItion as governeas, or pupil 1 prepare for Cotlege. Address 13 1. Bee oftice Mt 12¢ K YOUNG MAN 21 Y EARS OF AGE, GOOD PEN- wan, wants a position n an ofiice: can furnish Address b references If necessars. » 524 13% ~ANY POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY WITIH able salars by middlc aged man with 0 years' business exporionce L rofer: ence or bonds furnished. B Address I8 73, Bee. Mo22 1% columns 2 cents a | 0 ROOM HOUSEMODERN IMPROVEWENTS, locks from city ball, 3 blocks from postofMes. 1318 Farnam. 42610 1);,[R00OME WITH LAUNDRY. BATIL, SHADR trees. lawn: S blocks from court hoase and eft T MASSAGE TREATMKNT, ELECTROTIRR mal baths. scalp and halr troatmont. maniod ra and ehirovodist. Mra. Post sl § 1oth, Withnell hik CMADAME room 7, 3 floor. TTH 1131 DOUGLAS STRER Aleonol, sulphur and ses bat! FOR XUME Continie Z-FOR THE SUMMER & FTRST CLASS UP- right plano for & nlee hmq‘,p 1phaeton. Ad- dross B 11, Bee. 0 a7 1o FOR EXCHANGE, IN % ACRES spowriter and biey eld. of olther and phwton B W. B, Whitney, it Clity, Nob. 7 ball. Kast front. - Possession July 1. David Ja 185 STOWE, MASSHUSE ¥ RICIA i " %on, 442 Boe bidy. ¢ 2 Hamee block. R aq e D branrom park o hesang St Son | ‘Lo ARATDE G, HUR, MARSAGE, 415 S0, Wil | 770 ACRES FIRSTCLATIZARN LAND 1N ind steoet, just north of Popploton avenue. 1hess | mmetiast 10007 — town property. Co-Operati®® Lond and Lot Bouses have elght rootms onch, with bath, Tarnace S PERBONAL | N.lith street #10 splendid brick cellars, oic.: Are on the Hanscom S FFINE RARCT BT o T my office, 305 N. ¥ Lite bidg Gen N icks e O et 0, | dress’d i1, Beo vidy e s LA MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. CLEAR FATNS T TEATE FORGITY PRop. 7 fiorts. Restdonco valuo 5000 proter 1) .n[:o-‘lfe.cmflv(u ates 161¢ Faroam, G F. GELLENDECK, BANJO TEACHER, | Aderces B2 tee $n N e ith Hospe, of 518 N. 18th . 2 e T s N e wdil R e TR 7Y i | ZroVANTED, CLEAN STOTEOF MERCIANDISE N RN COTTAGE, LAWK, ItE BUYING A PIAN MIN Sfor iand and cash. Havd Th¥zains in ity pro |l|)1""'4:" B Tou & R0 soorn 2%1’; A4 new sealo Kimball piano; A. Hospe,is1s Dougias C.Loweth, Real Est ite. 5 ¥ FOR SALE, A PLANO OF THE FAMOUS WEB. DiioR RENT, FURNISHKED HOUSE FOR “tor make: wsed throo monthe: will sell at fac Lot roet. 7 B. BnlEbU | tory price. Inquire 2008 S. Lith stroet, %3 15 T NEW MODERN GROOM COTTAGE, Iawn ahade, ete. Star Loan & Trust Co., Istfloor N, Y. Life. a0 15% 1) FOR RENT. § 1HOOM HOUSE, 132 SHERMAN avenue. with nico yard, barn for 3 horses and bugky house, all (n good ropair: rant £33 por month. WANTED—MALE HELP. P ACCIDENT INS SOLICITORS, 204 Wik BLDG. P AGENTE WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND Dcity in the west on “extra liveral terms, to sell be popular ten year policy of the Mutial He rerve Fund Life arsoclation: also tho new $10,000 reforrod Mutual Acel- ki cost only $If per for preferred riska; savo money by insuring. 4vake money by representing those widoawal compeniel wents can double thelr in Write for elrculurs and terms to B. H. Ro! General Mannger, Omahs, Neb. —WANTED, HARNESSMAKERS TO KEEP away from ('incinnatl, O.; Covington and New. 4 port, Ky.: strike thor M6 J JWANTED, NN TO CANVASS THE CITY; ‘exporionce unnucossary: salary pald weakly, | Blnger omoce. 1518 Douglas. Min J1s B WASTED-A LIVE ACTIVE MAN, WITIL some pluck and push, to represent us In yoer Inquire at premises or at 159) Sherman ave. M4s5 1 i)fn ROOM HOUSE, ALL CONVENTENC South 0tk street, hear Leavenworth ~ FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. E, “FURNISIIED ROOMS TO RENT WITH ALL modern conveniences. 912 Dougies strgal. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. ENTHAL LOAN & TRUST 00. BER BLDG. W SLOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property.£3.000 and upwards, f to 8 per cant No delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co.15iH and larney. o2 'K BLDG. Money on hand. i BT TO BORROW- No ectra charges W, v KA City mortgaye: 915 OMATA NAT. - Lowest rat W, PER CEAT MONEY ers on Omaha oity pro of any kind. Ly, Why pay high rates? Money Is choap Youcan got full benefit of low rates from Globy Loan & Trust Co., I6th and Dodge. 14 W MONEY TO LOAN 05 IMPROVED OR UN \mproved omalia property at Inwest ratos on —3 ROOMS LIGHT HOUSE KEEPING. 200 | shortnotlcs. Cash on hand, "Fidelity Trast o Bristol street. 311 ) pany, 161¢ Farnam streot 106 SNICE ROOM, AL CONVENTENCES " 178 | \W=WANTED AT ONCE. APPLICATIONS FOR Davenport strest, diis, | VY louns of S0 and upward on busines, resi 22 - OF farm properties. G- X “FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE FAMILY, | 907 Lol actlions et modern convenlences, 1501 Callfornin st., rofer: ences required. Mo 140 —NICE COOL ROOMS, ALS0 ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping, 24 N. 15th st. a2 e —A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN localit! We have something entirely new that dprivate family, Modern convenlences, 2024 l{url [WO0S, Syl UpI0ss YOU EAD make from 5 104550 por M "% Teod. you. No pedaling. Retor T A "Address “Saniufactarers,” Hox. b8 URNISHED FRONT ROOM, o1l ¥ i Maz-J10 “MAN WITH PUSH WANTED INEACH CITY, ~1819 FARNAM 8T, NICELY FURNISHED BI'\V" #nd hamiet to Introduce the fastest selling 4front rooms; good table board; terms re: houselold articl Overa milllon_ sold mnetent person §4 per day. Address with stamp W. il Willlam 421 street, Philad, Byreavste ) I LABORERS FOR Wyoming or South Dakota. 006 8. 10tk st ble. _ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. - NICE ROOM AND BOA UD FOR TWO GENTLE wens, one-half Dlock from motor; Kood, Bice W PRIVATE MONEY. 1ST AND 2D MORTGAGE loans, low rates. Alex. Moore, #01 Beo bullding. W W MONEY T0 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY property, low rate. " A. C. Frost, Douglas blk. W W;;DON'T FORGET THAT WE ARE MAKING low rates on improyed and unimproved loans on Omaha property. No dolay transactod at this oftice. Farnam stroet. NTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 813 N. Y. Ife, lends at 0w ratas for chioles soourlty on or lowa farms or Omaha city property. M8 OF £5,000 UPWARDS; all business Fidelity Trust company, i W Hi25,000 TOLOAN. § JFOR SALE-THOMES, ANY ¢ onsy tormis; take clonr pro 5 mont. GG Wallace, Brown block, [6th and Douglas. ACE 1100, §200 cont. 530 each: 1-10 cash, bAl ut Fine 1ot with six-room cotiage at & streets. Price, £1,80): 5% cash, bal, easy. George Co., 8. W. cor. 1ith nad Farn; JOTE BARGAIN IN ORCHARD 111 lot, will take good horso a8 frst payment, ba ance, monthly payments. We will soll you a lot dirt choap and farnish money o bulld you & home 00 monthly payments; several locations We will bulld yon a cottage to sult on monthly all payment down. 5-room cottagos In"Kirkwood, ons blook e, choap 0a monthly payments Bargnin In cloar 1ot in Walnat i1l only §1.100.00. Bargatn in clear Jot In Orchard Hili, only §70.00. Bargain In clear Iot In Crelghton Helghts, §00.0 Bargain in o beautiful homo In Lafayetts Place the inest residencs torrae 1n Omahs. averyone ad: mits it. Lot us show it For terms, prices, ., 1614 Farnam st. TAKE NOTIOE-THAT WE ARE THE SOLE ngents for thirteen Iots in Portiand Placo, which the owner must sell at once and authorizos us to offer at from 200 to £300 less than same lots have over been offered or than adjoining lota can he purchased for. Alllots are within three blocks of motor. in a_growing community, and will cost within' one year just double the price asked for them now. The torms will sult any one, viz.: One- half in three or five years at 7 per cont, balance nthly payments with usual discount for cash. Remember there are but thirteen of them. Fidelity Trust Company, 1614 Farnam strect 2 ete, call on Fidelity Trast f UNTZE PLACE BARGALNS—0-ROOM DWW & N ing 8550000 Will take clear lot ment. balance £15.00 per month* J.J. G agent Kountze Place, First Nationnl ba 2 TE PLACE: YOU MUST SER THIS can piace loans on any Inslde tmproved prop- B Dorty T o griy o any amonnt where valug s baok of tholoan. | jafraberT,i0 ERTECIate Iti Tw, lomos for asle at Auies Roal Estate Agency, 1907 Farnam st. #) b o VYW —LOANS GG WALLACE, 512 BROW N BLK. 500) ACRES OF NEBRASKA LAND L sacrifice. Apply for particulars to G. 7--MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL BSTATE. THE O F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. v1312 A home 818 So, %ith St. 31201 “WANTED, TEAMSTERS, SHOVELERS AND —FOR RENT. FURNISHED LOOMS AND rockrocn for Wyoming d Sonth Dakots. ..’\l- board. 1810 Chicago St. M224 18 DTNV ey, 110 Veraat s —FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT B ~WE WANT A FIRST-CLASE CARPET MAN TO board, all convenlencos; terms reasonable. l:dh cut and lay; call bet. 6 and 6:90 p. m. Omaba | North 20th stroet. 80514 Furnlture Co. 3 —AGENTS. MOST WONDERFUI, ADVERTIS Ing schemo ever known. Patented. ~Evers mer- chant buys. Enclose stamp. Arej Mfg. Co.. cine Wis. M3 160 50 PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS AT THE M 59515 MONEY TO LOAN. J. D. ZITTLE, BROWN Blk. p M519 tol nve. Misi 1 LIFE. W ¢ F- HARRISON, 012 N, 5% P WANTED, AT ONCE, ONE WOOD WORKER, one trimm ne painter. Steady work and 0 pay to first-class mechanics and sober men. 0 other need apply. Sheldon Carriage Works, &heldon, Ta. M 57013 WANTED. FXPERIENCED ACCIDENT IN- suranco solieltor (o take charge of city work. Address B9, Bee. a2 B IRAVELING SALESMEN 10 SELL BAKING powder. To the right men liberal salary and commission contraets will be made. Experience not necessary. If you snswer any ad in this col- umn answer this one. United States Chemical Works, 510846 ¥an Buren, Chicag: M58 130 “MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HORSES. BEMIS Gmalia Bag Co., 11th t. viaduct 0011 i{'““i 5D, ONE CARRIAGE AAINTER, 100 1411 Todge st. 47511 B VANTED, A NEAT AND INTELLIGENT couple, man 10 assist 10 how 1 wife without children. woman 14. Bee. o v IRS o1 J-OMAHA SAVING! BANK MAKES LOANS {5 20UTH FRONT ROOMS AND FIRST.C “ on real estate at lowest market rates. Loans board. _1812 Chicago. L] mado In amatl OF Iarzo sums and or short of Tong —-NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM., ALL | time. No commission Is charged, and the loans are l'convl nces; 1615 Dougl M9 12¢ not sold In the east, but can aiways be found at the bank on the cornerof lith and Douglas streets. J—~NEWLY FURNISHED ul"dK)Ms ATID&"I‘:"; 08 Ehelon; 8 B oot A4tk andiDoch W _REAL ESTATE LOANS, 6 10 7 PRR CEN " ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND DAY no additional charges for commission or attor- board, 1717 Chicago st. 503-12¢ ney's fees. W. B. Melkle, First National Bank |1Vh(. & FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS. | Y§/—GEO.W. F. COATES, iiii FARNAN. a o o = 182554 —FOR RENT, 4 UNFURNISHiED 1S SUIT - = s (’lblofl)l‘ housekeeping 1702 Webster strect. “' IVATE MONEY TO PLACE ON IM 383 DIeved or unimprovea property. Hutehinson F LA UNFURNISUED CHANBERS FOR THOUSE KBl S, Ll oping 10 man nd wife. No chilron. 519 N.11th. | T o e s ey MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Gt Ok ENFURNISIIED KOOMS, NICE LOCAL- Xity, 217 Callfornia; reforences. 5012 BOARDING. ork §0 per month. Address B 3100 47611 Dgeryice nt spectal olection June 16, pay $3.00 per APECIAL POLICEMEN WANTED FOR PULLMAN 110U FOR GOOD bosrd nice rooms, convenionces, rats and loca: ., 1810 DOT day. Apply at Police Hendquarters. No. 1417 Jack- | tion it cannot be éxcelled. Mrs. Horn, prop. 0% sticoh, nOL Iatar than Sniurany HooR, Jund. ik sy v 1 V. & Seavey, Chilet of Police. M 4sl. S— — — | ~WANTED, FIRST CLASS COAT MaKE J. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. Winkier, Sutton, Neb. M3 12v j%,uuun SALESMAN, FAIR SALARY, 117 N. Loth. Masi 110 AGENTS; LIGHT WORK, BIG Send stamp for particufars and terrl- B. . Co., 328 Dearborn st,, Chicago. M 130 —FOR RENT, THE 4STORY BRICK BUILDING 016 Farnam st. The bullding has a fireproof ce- ment basement, complets steamheating fixtures; water on all the floors, gas, etc. Apply at the oftice of The Bee. 918 —FOR RENT, STORE f2Xm, 1118. JACKSOX 45 —~WANTED, MEN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR cigars from doalers: $00 to $160 per month and en: Address with stamp Brown Bros. & Co., Dearborn street, Chicago, 11, 507 19§ B SALESMAN; GOOD OPENING: SALARY ORt commission. ' Address with stamp. Natlonal Cigar Co., St. Louis, Mo. 505 15 BWANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD ALL round tuilor. K. J. O'Rourk, Plattsmouth. Neb. 51010 TERS. 18 50 11 TED, SIX CANVABSING AGENTS FOR 002 N, Y. Life. 513 - P WANTED, DIMEDIATELY, 8 CARPE: = Duappiy to 0.'Christensen, foréman. The Jiammond company, South'Omaba. Boya Om B VASTED, MEN TO TRAVEL FOR OUR CAN Jada nurscries. Stone & Welllugion, Madison Vis. TO DELIVER GOODS Hundreds of them are ing $5.00 L0 $12.00 & dny. Our Perfoction Ad- Justable (recently putented) and Taylor Shoos ex- pand with every motion of the foot. They are ap- preciated and dally recommended by thousands No competition. None but those meaning business need apply. Addross. with 2c stamp, Consolidated Adjustable 5h00 Co., Lynn, Mass. M5 1% MEAT MARKET AND DRUG R. Tizard, 24th M7 15° —GROCERY, store, with fixtures compiete. and Davenport. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS. —FOR RENT, THE OLD _BASKET FACTORY AT Eckermann place, #0xt0. 2 stories with boller and engluo & per month. C. ¥. Harrlson, 12 X. Y. Life. ~ WANTED-TO RENT. K ED, DESK ROOM IN A GOOD OF! Tent'to be pald lu work. Addross B2 Bee. DETACHED HOUSE IN DESIR. PO less than 10 rooums. . I 615 12 —WANTI Koot Baum, 1210 Harney. RENTAL AGENCIES. L E. C, GARVIN & CO., 20 SHEELEY BLOCK. STORAGE. M OLDEST. CHEAREST AND BEST house in the city. Willlams & Cross,13 RAGE Harney. 984 N—WANTED. FIFTEEN GOOD QUARRYMEN, DApply as 604 Paxton block. Vancourt & Lemist. M55-120 WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. WANTED. LADIES Ot YOUNG MEN TO tako light, ploasant work at thelr own homes; BLUO to $5.00° per day can be quistly made: work ment by mail; no canvassing. For particulars ad dress “Globe Mfg. Co., Box 5331, Boston, Mass.” Establis 1580, DRY AND PRIVATELY STOREN Heating stoves stored over summer. 1207 Douglas st. Omalia Stove Repair Works. 619 315 WANTED--TO BUY. SOLD, STORED. 9 A LARGE SAFE AT ONCE: AD 3 43010 MUST BE corner 24th and Faroam. [ NO WASHING or roning, mustbe good cook, Wages £ n week. 2124 Binney st. 12 —WANTED, COMPETENT GIRL, GENERAL housework: swnil fawily, Iuguire Mrs. H. D. 4405 Hamilton st TED, ACTIVE LADIES AND G for traveling: salary, 80 aud exponses: no Call at 1721 Dodge st —WANTED GIRL FOB GE work In famlly of two. €01 §. WANTED, FOR GEN 1 Burt st. CANTED, A LAUNDRESS. V- GIRL WA Iaundre T—WANTED, FIRST CLASS G1H 470 10 HOUSE 49 13% APPLY W. B. s AL Millard, Omaba Nat. bank. —WANTED, COMPETENT GIRL ¥OIL ‘eral lonsework. th st —WANTED. YOUNG LADY 70 Di COF- feo ot Coliscum; "call on Consolidsied Collee 12 HANDS. MG M52 G (VAN NED SKIRT AND WAIST Cale. Koom 16, Withnell block. N T WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY OF 810 PER week (0 Wark for e In their locality &t homos Lklitwork: good pay o part tme: write, with ‘stamp, s I B, Farrington, Box N “SAFETY, MUST BE GOOD AND CHEAP FORt cash. Address B 17, Boe. 3dsi 110 N WANTED. T BUY A HORSE OR MARE AN (black preferred) to welgh 1103 to 1,200 pounds, suitable fur carriage and buggy. No plugs need apply. 513 8. 151l st.. in store. 5710 FURNITURE. (rnrnv'n RE AND FIL one of the finest offices n city. ton blk. L. 1, Johnson. )0 TURES OF ulre 614 Pax 818 12 FOR SALE--HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, PA GREAT SALE OF HORSKS, BURRIES, WAGONS, BUGG1ES, HARNESS, CARRIAGES, Stake trucks. expross wagons all kinds of harnos: light and heavy, nd sOme scrapers. They must g0. 1fyou have money in your pocket 0 much the batter: 1t will talk louder than' time, but we are open for a sale either way. They'll bo kone o & few days. 1922 Sherman avenue or North T6th street. Mau there will tell you all about it. Fldelity Loan Guarantee Co., 1toom 4, Withnell butlaing. > VOR SALE, A SIXTY DOLLAIL TOP B ¥V, - = G for B5.00. 1. K. Cole. Continental block. M0 3 FOR RENT-HOUSES. DISCLENDID SPAN OFCARRIAGE TIORSES P TT)o X B UENT, HOUSES, § PER MONTH AND dark bsy, perfectly matched, styllsh, gentle, Dipwards. X 0., 1805 younk; owner leaving the city: wust bé s0ld ut Dl i 60 Vo 0 Ui 12 | once. Thos. F. Hall, 47 Paxton block. ™ }])—rms CLASS RESIDENCK FLATS. 3 OR ¢ rooms; now block. Room 6. 816 & 220, 081 ‘1)_ ¥ AND BEST BUIT BRICK 11-RO0M residence in the eity: full cellar, dry and tubs, mantels and_greto: bells, rpeaking tube )mn Cluss in_every Fespect; us, Uvomonia; near Hunscom park. J M. P Mz VOR RENT, 1-MOOM HOUSE 1612 CLICA( e # i PHoFOR KENT, TROOM COTTAGE, CORNER th and Capito] avonue. i i):» ROOM HOUSK WITH BAKN FOR WENT; turniture for sale. 1807 Farnam st. “BROOM MODEGN DW ELL th and Capitol Blshod. luguire 63 ¥ "D-mous DtV alt J)-COATES. RENTAL AGENCY, 1014 1030 fouth J0th ave, "Biunver, 412 Beo bldg. NG, CORNER furnished or unfur &y ITY. PRINTED Paul, 1008 Furnam stroet. 08)y e FARNAM. s s yi —3 KWOOMS ON #187 81, HALVF BLOOK NORTH lof Grace, 8.0, city water. Also other rooias lowess prices. G. F. Bulls, roowm 4, 3 wiye DGUsES AND FLATS W TIZARD. 3TH 'aud Davenport. MITE N B- FOR RENT. 3 HOUSKS, § ROOMS, WITIL AND without wodern conveniences, con tral location. aquire 2016 Capital aveaue. 130 GOFVICE: FIRST FLOOR BOARD OF THAD § D«nma OF TR ul, 1606 Faroan. A LAKGE SIXROOM HOUSE. GOOD LOCA- Dt A e M iz T, I FOR SALY, FINE JERSEY BULL CALF. 3§ months old. 42 N. 1th ak. 1 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. (QEFOK SALE. ONK BILLIARD AND ONE POOL table, Brunswick-Halke make. almost now. In: quire of Grand hotel, Council Biuffs, 340 —FIVE FRESH MILCIL COWS FOK SALE AT 2 N. Bth stroet. U L MoDonald. Mids 11 Qut N SALE CHEAT AT COLUMBIA SAVETY bieyclo with cushion tire. Address B 15, It A4S0 12 MISCELLANEOUS, lt—l.AWN MOWENS SHARPENED. 81T N. Joth stroet. M6 11+ MHS. 1L & GLICK, MIDWIFE, 3 RGN Mol S50 MIUWIFE, THAS CLAIRVOYANTS, “MUS. NANNLE V. WARREN, OLAL N Sl DANS aedalt BN, SLAIYOYANT ) U, B CUNING ST oo medium; f olces; Lells past an ture. ™ I. .:ll:'l —_— " —~ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY: U Sy Challooges the worid: “Mpe it ve, trance ¢l 0} ™ Lro ke BaTthaid o ebder: teits Yors”fre “reac¥ c cradie 10 grave; uuites the causes mar- Tlage with the 0ue you love; tells where you will succoed Bnd lu whial business bost adapied (or; has the cole ted Egypiian breastplate for luck and to fl‘lfl": bad lnOuchoes. ures fiia Intewpersnes an vele completols with wassage, baths and aleohol treatment. Send #1 lock of halr, EAAIL P oante o ssamupe for sirouiass Eies misinss cliar & you wil WArey” also o Ol St Sodih 1t etruat. nrst 4o 106 i Boure. Vs m. pom O cowe all, and be convinesd of thiy wonderful oracle, M306-18% { —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF Asecarity; strictly confidential” A. E. HARRIS, room L Continental block. 102 X-ronT PRITCHARD, R.3, WITHNELL BL D 103 \ ~WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SEE W. R. Davls, room 20, Continental block. 104 DO YOU WANT MONEY? 1180, do not fall to get our ates before bor rowing. We make loans without delay, publieity OF removal Of property, on furniture.’ planos, horses, wagons. etc., at the lowest possiblo rate. Wo will carry tho loan as long as you desire. giv- ing you the privilege of paying It in full or in part st any time to suit your convenlence. ana any part paid reduces the costof carryiug tho loan in pro- portion to the amount paid. There are no chasges of any kind to bs patd tn adyance, but you gat the ull amount of the loan. 1f you'have o loan with other parties. or have bought & plano or other furniture on time and fnd the payments a little larger than you can mest con- venlently, we will pay it for you and carry to loan a8 Jong as you dest It will bo to your advantage o soe us befors se- caring a loan. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN C: Room 1, Creighton Block, 15th £t Sout of postotice. X ~MONEY TO LOAN. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. On household g0ods, planes, orgens, horses, mules, wagons, etc. at the lowest possible rates without publicity, removal of property or change Of possession, Payments of any amount can be made at any tme, reducing both principal and intorest, thus glving patrons all the benetits of the partial pay- ment plan. Money always on hand: no delays; no publielty; lowest rates; b 38 confidential FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 168 R4, Withnell bik.. I3th ana Harney. X 110, 23, 80, 8100, ANY SUM TO LOAN ON FU niture, hoi Or any good security; lowest rates. Loaa Co., 1316 Douglas st. -7 Nebra owuer, 1413'S. 13t street, Omaha. M195 Iyt PAYMENTS, 3 , 1505 Farnam s 611-312 [JOR SALE—ON MONTHLY liouses & Tots. The 0. ¥. Davia QR saLe A BARGALN, LOT 15, BLOCK 8, W. L. Selby's first addition to South Om: small payment down, balance monthly if des Inquire G. B. Tzschuck, Omahs Bee, . 384 JOR SALE. NOS., 4102 AND 4101 - LAFAYETTE yotte Place, new Eroom dwalllngs. with bath, gas. etc., eloctric gaslighting and every otber modern improvement, fine lawn, trees and sur- Foundings ane block from tlectric enrs. Thess two houses will be soldat & blg bargain; wiil take lot as nt; let us show you the property ust company, 1614 Farnam st. 17 2 BEAUTIFUL HOMES STILL FOR SALE IN Lafnyette place, You will makoe a mistake 1f you buy without seeing us about thess homes. Hent 00 and $40.00 per month. 1 one risk pa ¥ them O Cor. 1 AND BUY “FishBrand” Breast Pump. only Porlect Buy NO OTHER and €0 thatit has tho made h Brand Trade Mark. }n’ricesnc oash mall (at your add 10 Money 10 aceom y order T druggist Tor n, or hia Rubber Co ¥ arnam St h. Ask BEST Jos. P. IN THE WORLDI Megeath, Dealer, Avauy RAILWRY TIME GARD. Loaves I HICAGO RURLINITOV % Q Omuha. | Dapot 10¢ a1 Sty Arrivy LESLLY w8 p m) 830 8 m Chiey ~Chicazo Vestibulo URLINGTO Depot 10th 1043 n m|...Denver Vi 1015 n ! “Deadw 40pm 440 p m 680 p m. LHast 8158 m| Leavos K. R ] 0 Omaha. | Depot 13th an1 Maira Sty . Denver Expri ..Denver Exposss. & MO, RIV and Mason S o Xpross. . ings Local y Day Vxpra: ] tibule Limited, . Vestibu ast tiantle Exp 1ght I2xpros alo Expr Expross CHICAGH I SAGO, R 1, & PACIFIC. | |Union Dopot 16th 'and Maroy Sts. | U Fast . ..Denver Limitad. v (Exi Expross NION PACIFIC. Unton Depo®10th and Marey Sts. | | Arrives Omaha. Boatr .Denver Expre: a Expre o0 Overland Flyer. 700 p m BlueHp s & Strmsvy Bx(ex 8us)|128) p m <veeessPacllic Express 1040 & wee_...Denver Fast Mali: J4lspm U. P. depot CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. and Maro 95 m 420 b m ha pm i Finest Investment o in the city. 251y 3 woo.... 8t Paul Ex . LW000n m Q1800 FULL LOT NEAR PARK. _SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrive 4P8.000 ehoice home, Windsor #lace. Depot, 15th and Webstar st. Omaha 50 cottaxe full 1ot néay, purk. 3 house and Iot, %th hnd Chicago. 30 business property. South Omaba, X0 house and barn, Walout il 00 fine brick Louse, Orehard Hili; bara. 00 house and lot, 2ith kad Grant. 200 east front corner, 53d aod Davenport. ) full lot, near 40th ahd Farnum. $15.500 enst front on Hanscom park. $10.000 7 [ots fronting Hapscow park €. F. harrison, 812 N. Y. Lifo. 0511 JBUSINESS PROPERTY FOK SALE, CHOICE central lmproved brick.( Pays good réntal. Only 3,52 Must bo 3ol quick. Geo. N. 1 necessary to b Hiicks, 505 N. St T T B & MO, V 5 Dopdt, 5th und Webster Sty. ul L ALL o Omaba 0 a m Dendwo: 900 & m| 610 p m 04 Expross at) Wyo, Exp. (Ex. Mon.) Norfolk (E: 1 Sunday.). Sloux City Express (Ex. Sund'y St. Paul Limited QTOCK FARM FOR SAEE Oit RENT. OWING Do death of partner willsellor rent ata bargain one of the best stock farms 1! Nebraska. suitable m f0r cattle. sheep OF horses . Gan give ttie Lo 5,650 m ncres of Iand; 100 acres in euldvation: crops now m tn. Balance dividod up in pastires with abundant . Eastern Fiyer..........| 213p m yater, Food yards and siieds for W) cattie. Good i) Chic. Pass. (Kx. Mon.)| 5058 m ouses, stables, graineribs, bk and scales. 10use AT TN IV EST and yards supplicd with water from reeervoir sit- | leaves TCHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN | Arrivas Bnted 1o WoOK ivor valioy: e ‘bost Tarming iy | Transfor| Union Dapot, Councu Blufta, | Rranstse lct in Nebraska. Land incroasing In value. Rall- | 150 a Chicago Expross .......{ 560 p o ad runs through property, another one surveyed; | 450 p Vestibule Limited 10 & m close to echools and churches. Address Daters & | 140 b | .o oo Kastorn Elyer. 130 p m Co., Eddyyille, Neb. MiTT-16 £00 p m (iEx Bun) Atlantio Mall (Ex 735 8 m 740 & m|(Ex 8).Cerroll Pavsenger (Ex 8)| 945 p m LOST. Leavos | OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. __|Arrivos o CABLE PAPERS, NO VALUE 0 | _Omaha|U. P. depot, 10th and Maroy 8 | I le reward for their roturn to the | T_p m|... .8I. Louls Cannon Ball.... (12%p m Bee ofice. 4951 )0 Arrivar OST—POCKETBOOK WITH BILLS, GOLD AND | stariily Omahat sliver. also notes, license and key. Keward for | 0.0 a m St. Louls Expre: Teturn to A. M. Lesser, 114 N. Iith, B02-12% K0 St. Louls JIRAYED ORt STOLEN. FROM #2ND & MIAMA | ki v Ditreets, 1 bay mare.§ years old. welght 1150, | Transter| Union Depot.Councll brandedon left shouider (10, 1front it hind | G338 M| wooeeer. Night Expross.. foct'whita Auy fuformation address N: Hanuen, | 109 8 m|..L111. Atlaattc Bxprass 8. E. cor. 2ith and Cuming sts. M 608 11 HESRAPORIS) A SESstE D — - Lanves K C.ST JOE& C. B [Ariives FOR RENT--PASTURES, Transfer| Unlon Depot. Councll Blufrs. | Transtor 1000 0 ..., Knnans City Day Expross PASTUREFOR CATILE SUORSES. T.MURIAY 208 WE HAVE THE BEST HORSE PASTURE 1N this state at Glimore station. tiree miles south of South Omalia; 100 acres blue grass, spring water, board fence. Have a good half wlle’ track on the farm. Wil takea fow horses or colts to break or train. Barion & Pholps or A. W. Phelps & Boh, Bullders Exchango. New ¥ ork Lifo bullding. I X - CHATTLE LOANS 22N, Y. LIFE. MORRIS, 402§ 14* X CHATTELLOANS MADE ON FURNITURE planos, live stock, etc.. without publielty or re, moval property at the lowest rates and the easiest payments. Duff Green, rooms 8 and 9 Barker block. ORSES AND CATTLE PASTURED AT STOCK farm, Beilevue. L. T. Clarke, 219 Board of de. Omaha. 213 W ANTED oS forand delivered. TO PASTURE, CALLED G. A Lindquest, 316 8. 15th. M2 —$20.00 TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURITY . GOOD business confidontlal Hoow &3 Karbach bl e S EATR GOODS, BRI 0 Ly ARGEST STOCK IN ENTIRE WEST: THEAT. rioal wiks and beards » specl Wigs, baozs, B ES ES. awitches. hair chalus, ete.: #s catalokiie UBINESSIOHANCRE Ml orders sollcited. Davies, 11 3. 15th st Omishia. Y [ FUR SALE- Il FURNITURE AND of & 33room hotel and bArroom; ectric light, centraily foc ness. Dufl Green, Barker SREAPS AL BALAN Y 5 CASIL P ; 51N trottring bred stallions and o 7 unk pachiz el d ing that can beat 3 03 times 1o exchange for a goud stock of morchandise or eloar land. Write 10r particulars, I Chamberlin, Kearne, g 2 163 eription. A. K 3923 1ge OR SALM, MANUFACTURING BUSIN 300100 per cent profit guaranteed. Addre 64, Bee. 22 " —FOR SALE—ONEHALF OR ALL OF HARD. waro stock. Good location. Good trade and rersoiuble rent address Lock Box 837, Lincoln, Neb. B4 13 YARD, CENTRAL LOCA- tion, sh ales, trackage. Appl E. Hurrls, w2 N. Y. Life building. -PAKTNER WANTED BY GOOD AUCTION cor. Investigate. P, T. Caldwell, box ¢, South M7 12e -BAKERY FOR RENT AT SOUTH OMAHA: Y —CASHL PAID FOR EN 1n 0ld line companios. S Brocklesby, box 233, Hartfor A In good location ahd reasonable rent. J. W Jolinson, 1917 Clark street, Omaba, M3 Tae ~FOR SALE 8$.30 STOOK TENERA Y Darchandiseia e rn Nebraska town, ehoap for cash only. No trade. Splendid chanco for some one. _Address B. 4. Bee oftice. 433140 —I1F YOU WANT A QOOD BUSINESS THAT Wil pay you large profits by lnvesting emuil capltal call at 1512 Haruey stroet. M2 1 Y MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE OTL exchange: on account of {llhealth of owner & fine manufacturing business for sale or exchange for good real estate; profits are doudle tho cost ofe production; one branch shows an increase in thres months of ov month. Addre twico the amyunt iy CASH GHOCERY N Possession given lmmedintely. Inquire nt 1420 Military ave. 0l 13¢ - MEAT MAUKET. COMPLETE. GOOT TRADE, £00d location and ‘town. Wil bear in tlon. Good reasons for selling. paying busivess, call. Neb. g 1f you want a Pancoast & Cu., Ashiund, M2I 120 " FOR EXCHANGE. 7, -UNINCOMBRIED LANDS 1N BASTRIN NE- Aoraska bnd Knnaws for good insids’ Ouaba or I Blufts property. *Address Meos & Hillls Emporia, K T I Z7STANDARD BRED” HORSES ¥OM ~ CLEAR farms orlota B ) Keadall, @9 rowa b Z SLEAN STOUK OF GENERAL M'O'S £; WILL take real estate & woney. Box 2, Prankfors, i3 7 VOR EXCHANGE-FINK WESIDENCE, NEW, £ rooms, modern improvements: on: motof . 1'mile from 1 O : BoM 10t o farm laada. W. b O bos B OmAb. Z7A VALUABLE CORNER LOT ON 8. 1171 8T ‘£or auburban progorty. uawle equity 1n 104 for " e z‘ ACH 10WA LAND, SMALL™ ENCUM. rance. fhr ) " OF Borses, carrlages, buggios, sie. *fl 1 PAWN BROKERS. OFFICH, 1310 DODGE ST. i 183030 MOULE, OFFICE 15115 FAIRNAM S1. u3 ~ EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANA’)‘V\ NEMPLOYMENT OFFICE, upstalrs; male and female help. e THE REALTY MARKET, [N?TRUMENTS placed on record June 10, 02 % WARRANTY DERDS. Frederick Pries to John Tideman, 8x60 rodsat pointd0rodss of nw cor 16- L5 peeit o iny Siaiiresienteisi8 o100 John Tideman to Froderick Privs, dixg) 10ds In $6 COF NW sume. ... .. 1,60 X L Studley to Beilnda Lawry, 10t 4 block 4, Boyd's add.. . &« HE lmlrlfih and wife to l*‘rnn: Stiles ot 00 AWCTCY, PATK ..., 800 E L Howe and wifo to llfi"m’, Sims, lot 4. block 103, South OntaM. ¥y 550 E P Tukey and wife to;N, Conkling, lot 19, block 5, Iir:umuur‘g‘-{puk, .+ 2,000 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, J W Sipe and wife to J N¥fbgerald, 101 G. block & SulpharSpaluks aad... 1 J H Taylor and wife to |} P&irkend a1, © & féot lot 7, block 1.,‘; cs & Sel- d add. . . 1,000 Joseph ‘Crow (speciul £ to 0 F J,‘n Hiteh- cock's 1st udd’., ” r, Total amount of transiors...... ., 59 PROPOSALS FOR'CURBING Sealedpronosals will Be Febelved by the un- Gerstvned until 1:3) o'elgek . . Jabe 17, 150 for thie curbing with red Eoflirado Saudstone, white Colorado sandstone) and Herea stone according to speclisations parts o 1ain streets comprised in siWeet Iniprove nt distelcts numbered and degcribed s follows, owit: No. 449—-Chicago streot, from west line of Twenty-0fth street to Twenty-sixth streot. No. 458—Cuss street, from west line of Twen- ty-fourth street Lo u polnt 195 feot west of Twenty-ffth street. No. Cuss strect, frow east line of Twen- ty-fourthstreet to tho west 1ne of Twenty- fourth strest in the elty of Owaba, Each bld to specity & price ver lineal foot far the curbing completo 1n sald fwprovement districts. Work to be done In aeeordance with plans fiod spectfoationson file in the office of'the Board of Public Works. Froposuls to be made on printed blanks fur- nished by the bonrd and these eompanied with & osrtified cheok in 1he sum of £300. pay ble ;oulg ity of Omabia, us wn wvidunce on 8004 faith, @ bourd reserves the right to reject an; orall m‘f- wnd 10 walve di v efects. Chal Nionsa bt Pt W 2| AN 'ubile a Omana, Juno s e o Jiae n 44 1015 p m iKansas City Night Exproys epot, Council Chicago Express Chicago Express . Creston Local . RIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Unlon Depot. Couneil Blufts. a m| . Sloux ik 6 50 p m| .St Accommodation . aul Exprass. WOODENSIDEWALK RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION. Councl! Chamber, Omaha, Neb,, M X Be ‘t resolved by the city council of the city of Omuha, the mayor concurring be construc That woolen sidew ch 8, ed in the city of Omaba as designated below, within fiv t duys , OF thi personal the streets specifed structed of pine pls thickness o dimens.ons and in seribed by the spe office of its su Eastside of And be It furthor resc d be lald fter tho publication of this resol service thercof, hereln, 1k and of ‘such upon such manne cifications on lved: lots 12 to 18 fnclusivi 5. Bogas & H11l's'second adaition, G fe up by ordinance is authorized and required; such sidowalks to be Inid to the present grid ] (dll d 10 bo width joists of such r asis pr fiicin_ the i de of 20th ave., lots 81014 inclusive, Boggs & Hiil's second addition, 6 feet That the Board of Public Works be and hereby §s suthorized and directed to use i copy of this resolution to be published in the officlal paper of the city forone week, or be served on the ownors of ‘sald 1ots and unless such owoers sha public sald 8 cause the 1 within five duys after the tlon or service of such copy construct cwalks ns hereln required, that the Board of Public Works snme to be done. the cost of constructing said sidewalks respectively to be assessed agalnst the real estate, Tot or part of lot in front of and ubut- ting such sidewalks. Passed March 8, Attest: Approved: P. DAVIS. President of the Councll. JOHN GROVES, City Clerk, GEOV. P, BEMIS, Mayor, NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS, ‘To the owners of the lots, parts of lots and real o tate described in the above resolution: You and each of you are hereby notified to construct wooden stdewalks as required by u resol tion of the city council and muyor of the city of Omaha, of which the above is o copy. P. W. BIRKHAU ER, Chuirman Board of Pubiic Works. Omuna, Neb., June 4, 1802, 4dit T OF AS AGE NOTIC ESSM NT OF FOR GRADING, DAM- To the owners of all lots, parts of lots and renl estato alon Sixt et south of the sout I strect fron I line of Ory addition o Bancroft street. You are hereby notified slzued, thr ity of Om) ™ s point 50) t Foneler that the undor- ) disinterested free holders the have been duiy appoluted by the wayor, with the approval of the eity counellof sald eity, to assess the damagesto the owners, - respoctively. of the prope orty “affected “ny grading Sixth street from u polut %0 " feet south of the south line of Credit Foncier addition to Ban- croft streot, declared nocessary Ly ordinance No. 9037, pussed May 10, 150’ approvea May 12, 1602, You are furthel notified that baving se- cepted sald uppointment und duly quallfed b, Tty Wi law, we will, on the'i7th day of % at the hourof 10 o'gloe inthe foronoun, at the office of Shriver & O'Dona- hoe, 1405 Farnum street, withio the corporste limits of said city, mee: for the purpose of cons derlug and making the as damage Lo the owners Tespoctiy, roperty, uffected nto constderation s You are notified t and piace wloressid and by sald kradip; oial benents, | sment of :fh‘ takin iy, 8 be present at the tiue ko auy W ar Statoments concerninz said I Of datuages us you may cons| Omaha Juoe 4 156 objeetions ass0saont | | which he had in his hands, They Transact Considsrable Business and Adopt Resolutions, HOW THEY WERE ENTERTAINED LATER Members of the Convention Treated to Rido Over the Capital Clty—~Interest- ing Resotutions Adopted—Ne- praska News N Lrscory, Neb., June 10.—~[Speoial to Tun Bre.) ~The afternoon and evening sessions of tno National Yardmasters association wera divided batweon business and pleas- ure, Article i, seotwa 8 of the constitution was amended so as to admit to membership yardmasters’ assistants who sre not over 55 years of age and not disabled. The conver tion by unanimous vote refused to reduco the annual dues of the association from $1 to 50 vents, Section 2, articlo vi of the constitution w amendod 80 as to provide for a mombership or reinstatement fee of $10, to take effect July 1, 1503, A vote of thanks was adopted thanking the switctimen of Lincoln for courtesies ox- tonded the yardmasters during their stay in Lincoln. The committee on drawbars submitted resolutions reporting in fuvor of the Safford automatic couplor, without the pinpulling lever. The resolutions were as foilows: Whereas, The ereat Incronse fn Ioss of life and limb among the rallrond employes en- gaged in the huzardous duties of yard and train sorvice, has awakened not only ull om ployes whose' vocation is one of great risk, but the whole people of 0ur co untry, to the necos- sity of some logislation by congross that will lessen the aanger to these men who risk 1ifo and limb in a loyal performance of their duties. theretore be 1t Kesolved, by tho railroad yardmasters as- sombled this day in the ety of Lincoin, Nob., that we do earnestly usk congress to pass tho B mnking uniformity In car counling a law. Resolved, That we favor theadoption of tho Safford improved wutomatie coupier without the pin-puliing attachment for il cars used in juterstate commerce, Licsoived, That the thanks of the Yurd- sters assoclation are tendered to President Harrison in ugaln, for the third time, calling the attentlon of congress, in his miessage to that body of lawmakers, 1o tho “great necessity of | some actlon volug taken by congress that would iessen the danzer to those who are engaged in the hazardous duties of yard .and train service. Itesolved, That it Is our belief that we volce the sentiment of those enguged in the yard and train service when wo say thut the use of the master car builders’ type of drawbar has increased tho number of accidents umons those ‘whose duty compels them to do coupling of cars, Resolved, That the use of any vertical plane couplor is fmpracticable without vood and suficlent check chalns, aad we earnestly roc- omuicnd the application of ‘thom in wny ser- vice. Late in tho afternoon the ladies who had accompanied their husbands to the conven- tion, togother with the ladies of this citv, paid tho convention a visitand were wel: comed by a neat little speech from President Hicks, ~Mrs. Mauchestor of this city re- sponded, after which the convention ad- journed to take an extended ride over the city, y'l'lulukn Telegraphed the President, Wasinyerox, D. C., June 10.—The prosi- dent has received the following message: Lixcory, Neb., June 9.—The President,, Washington, D. C.: The third annual con vention of railroad yardmasters, now in se: sion here, tender you a vote of thanks for your personal interest and official messages in behalf of the better protection of thelives and limbs of railroad men and Lave adoptea resolutions asking congress to logislate on this important subject without delay. 1. Hicks, President Yardmasters' Association. RASKA COMMENC! EMENTS, Crete High School and York College Grad- unte Classes. Crere, Neb., June 10.—[Special to Tue Bee.)—The first division of 92 graduating class of Crete High schoel held their exer- cises in the Mothodist Episcopal church this evening. Class of '02 consists of twenty-six Thirteen received thoir diplomas this even- ing. The second division will do likewiso next Friday evening. Tho following aro the graduates of this evering: Jennie Atwater, Nettio Aksamit, Maggio _Alloy, Mamio Keusch, May Eichelberger, Leuna’ Ireland, Lester ‘McCown, Carrie Lowe and Ira Kenegy. York, Neb., June 10.—|Special to Tur Bee.]—Yesterday was the second annual commencement day of York college. By 10 o'clock a large audience had gathored in the spacious new chapel. In an institution so young there could be no graduates in the staudard courses of study: however, there wero three in the tescher's course. ' These with five others, selected because of ad- vanced standing, were the orators of the oc- caslon. All did themselves and the college creait. Though no one was advanced be- yond the sophomore year the orations were fully equal to those of the average graduate, ‘The following is a list of the subjects and speakers : enobia of Palmyr: ‘Mionie ell; “Influence of an Ideal Jennie “The Haudwriting on the Wall,” L. L. Evley; “Make Hasto Slowly,” Helon Hopper; ™ ““Personal Dovelopment,” Anna Jennings; ~*Aquitas Mulicris,” W, J. Medlar; “Ambiiion,” Belle Reyuolds; “Tho Scholar’s Hope,” A. L. Deal. After the ora- tions were delivered Presidont Georgo pre- seuted certificates to Misses Jennings, Hop- per and Ware, who had satisfactorily com- pletea the teacher’s course. Tho music was furnished by the York Military vand and by Miss Chambers, who sang a solo and ro- sponded 10 & hearty enzore, In the evening oceurred the annual wusical concert, which marks the close of the eolleg ear. The concert was given by tho direc or of the department of music, Miss Law rence, whio has won high favor with the best musical critics of the city, assisted by her puplisand by Miss Marie Chambers, the noted coucert soprauo, who is director of music in the Town Agricultural collego. A | iine nudience was prosent au the connort, which was first clas The trustees have been in session during tbe week and have not yet completed their work, Unusually important business has come before them, Every knotty question whict they have takea up has been fairly met rather ithan evaded and scemingly satis- factorily solved, at least for the present. These vital matters Lave been thoroughly discussod from overy stanapoiut and practi- cally unauimous conclusions reached, Arrangements bavo aluost been completea for importing a well assorted outfit of phys- ical and chemical apparatus, Tho teaching force bas been strengthened. With all thy new attractions, the fricuds sof the institu- tion believe that it is being placed upon a solid founaution, ana they confidoutly expect o large increase of students next year. A TRAGEDY 1) BOYD COUNLY. Row Over a Clalm Results Shooting, Burre Ciry, Neb., June 10,—M. T, James, residing six miles northeast of town, was shot tivice by @ young man, name unknown, James was building a houseon an unsur- veyed strip, when he was attacked by two men, father and son, with the intention of driving bim from the claim. The eldor man advauced upon Jumes with o shotgun,ordering him from the placo, saying that he wanted that place. James retreated intos corner betweon a wagon, and tho house, when he knocked his nsshilant gown with spado Then the young man drew a _revolver aud fired four shots, 1wo of them taking effect. Jawes s probably fatally wounded. in a Fatal Addressed Ponea Students, Lyoxs, Neo., June 10.—(Special to Tue Bee.]—Hon, Judge W. F. Norris of Pouca delivered a lecture here last evening to the puplis and patrons of the public schools, The subject of the address was *Our Debt to Antquity.” The judee gave s glorious doseripion of the inheritauce from antiguity, traciog many of the great discoveries and inventions of tho ninteenth century to men wbo lived m conturies ago. Ploasod the Druggist GRraXD 1sLaxD, Neb., June 10.—|special to Pue Ber |—The druggists bave departed, Before leaying, however, tbey passed some’ surring resolutions, complimenting the com- wittee of arrangements cousisting of Messra, Buckhoit, Farnsworth and Boyden of this city, upon the adle and complete fufilment of their duties and expressing tho hope that the association would again meet here in the future. It must bo credited to atl the drug- wists of the city that they workod as ono man for the success of the convention. TROOPS ENROUTE TO WYOMING, Valentino Given a Warlike Alr Soldiers and Equippage. Varextive, Nob, June 10.--|Spoecial Tele- gram to Tum Bre.)—At daylight yostorday the accoutermonts of war commenced rolling in from Fort Niobrara, followed in the even- fog by General 1. A. Carr, commanding the cavalry from that post, euroute to the sceno of the cattle disturbances In Wyoming. Most of the day was spont in loading four special trains, tho last ono leaving last ovenine. The command consists of headquarters and baud and six troops of the Sixth cavalry, 85 men, 30 horses, eightoon six-mule teams, thirty pack mules, two Hotohkiss guns and camp equippage. ‘no soldiers uppoared reaay for iha soverest fleld sorvice. The transportation lookod as though months had bsn spant getting 1o ready for campaign service and overy datml seomed to have bean carried out looking to the comfort of the command while in the field. Everytning moved like clockwork and a martial air provaded the town for the entiro day. Many rorrets aro expressed by the citizens here, particularly the farmors liviog along tho border of Rosobud ngoncy, that the cav- alry should be taken from this country, as it is genorally understood that the garrison of Fort Niobrara is what keops tho settlers on such good terms with the noighbors to the north, the Sioux. By the ire at Dunbar, NnAR, Neb., June 10.—[Speclal to Tur Bk ]—Two framo buildings, with their cone tents, occupied as temperance saloons, wero destroyod by fire at 3 o’clock this morning. Losses: Charles Neihaus, building, £3,000; insurance, 2,000, David Scott, building, $225: insured in 0 tna, 8150. Joo Snyder, furniture stock and book account, §1,000; no insurance. F. Haoffuer, stock and fu ture, £00; total loss N S. H. Houchins and family burely escaped with their lives. Fire at North Bund. Nonrtin Bexp, Neb, [Special Telegram to Tuz Bee]—Tho residence of John O'Hair, hiving five miles north of here, was discovered to bo on firo while the family was at dinnor today ana burned o ibe ground. othing was saved. The loss is 1,000 and insuranco $300. Suiclde of an Old Nebraskan, niaskA Cr7y, June 10.—[Spoclal to Tun Bk ]—Nows has beon received in this city of the death in Chicago, by suicide, of J. G. Bloss, Mr. Bloss was well knowa to all old- time newspaper men of tho state, and was 1dentitied with several journalistic venturos in this city. Sl i i From Friend to Friend Goes the story of the excellence of Hood' Sarsapariula and what it has accomplisbed, and this is tho strongest advertising which is done on behalf of this medicine, We en- deavor to tell honestly what Hood’s Sarsap- arilla is and what it will do, but what has done Is far more important ' aud far more po- tent. Its unequalled record of cures is sure to convinco thoso who have never tried Hood's Sursapavilla that 1tls an excellent medicine, s A LABORER’'S ARGUMENT. Nebraska Central Will Give More Work #ud 80 Ability to Pay More Taxes. Osaily, June 8,—To the Editor of Taa B I bear that a few laboring men ara opposing the Nebraska Central bonds, I believe tney ave doing thewselves and our clty a groat injustice. The argument tbat the laboring man will pay the larger share of the conteruplated tax in increased rent is very farfetched and does notagree with local experience. As alaborer living in Omaha since 1883, T find my experienco like othors has been as follows:, Up to 1589 bonds were issued for general improvements. My renn increased from §10.00 o $12.50 per month, and my earning capacity was taxed to its limit, only losing six days' work in that period. Since then bouds have been 1ssued to a more limited extent, yet in spite of that fact and coutrary to Mr. Deave theory whilo my rent has decreased to #7.50 per month, my earning capacity has decreased still' more (for a large period 1 have not averaged twelve days' work per month) and if uo boads had been issued at all during that period I can traco several days’ work that would have been lost by me. Which condition iy preferablo for the la- borer—low rents and practicaily no work, or an increased rent with increased labor, with vread and mcat for wife and littlo ones't As alaborer who will apply for work on the Nebraska Central, if built, I will take my chances of getting labor at market prices for labor, knowing that I can do no better than got market prices whether this road 1s built or not bailt, and believing the building of this road will stimulate the demand any- how, if not the price locally for labor. That new lavor will be brought here I foresee and believe that is one of the reasonsy that the road should be built and encour- aged; that it will bring more labor, more capital, more industries is the reason we want it. This enterprise cannot draw the line against bonest labor, Regarding additional taxes, Mr. Deaver or Inced not worry over that, if our aoility to pay them is increased much more largélys the laborer with increascd demand for his lubor can pay his rent or taxa great deal casier, A LABORER, e Dr.Biroey’s Catarrh Powaer cures cataren For sule by ell druggists. by cents, Sl The Intelligent igner Writes Engltsh In a paper contributed 10 the Gentle man’s Magazine, Major General Patri Maxwell tells a buiiget of stories of how linglish is sometimes mutilated by the smurt baboo and tho intelligent” for- cigner. Here is an example taken from 4 memoir of the late Hon. Justice Oonookul Chunder Mookerjee, by Mo- hendro Nauth Mookerjee, his nephesw, printed at Calcutta, " Describing the grief of the family on the death of his uncle, the author says: *The house presented a second Babel or a protty sottle of fish.” I'urther on, describing the career of tho justice, ho snys: **His v business on muking an income was to extricate his family from the difficul- ties in which it hud béen lutely enwarped and to restore happiness and sunshine tg thoso sweet and wellbeloved faces on which he had not seen the soft and fas- cinating beams of n_simper for muny n grim-visagzed your.” In unother plice, *“This is tho first time that we seea pleader taking a seat on the Bengul legislutive council solely by dint of his own legal weapon; and he wasan au fait, and thorefore undoubtedly & trans- cendental lucre 1o the council.” Again, Justice Mookerjeo very well unders stood the boot of s client, for which he would carry alogomachy, as if his wheel of fortune depend upon it. * * % His elevation created a catholie ravishment throughout the domain,” In touching sketch of the justi versonal appearance the author pretiily observes, *When u buy he was filamen- tous, but gradually in the course of time he became plump us o partridge,” e Dr, Birney's Catarrh itis, Powder for toosile For sale by all druggists, 50 conts. e RUSES OF JU Clénton Seoltard (n Young Ladies' Home Journal, ‘Twine not for me those crimson queens of bloom it ke Damaseus gardons u delizht: Wreathe not the royul blossouis that perfuae The stur-bright spaces of Egyotian night. Nor yot the Itallan rose that garlandod The vrow of FPetrarch's Laurs, wor tlowel That 'mnwtl in Tod Tl Joy's head drooped and Borrow knelled the lours. the werry Eoglund -whiteand But pluck from yohder hedzo-row flold As pure as sweot, as delloate as falr— Tho lluflr 8t boon these days of Junetlme lotd, The pale wild rose st Bylva loves Lo woas, Iu the