Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1892, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE MONDAY, AUGUSI SPECIAL NOTICES. -_— DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will bo takon until 12:9 p. m. for the evening nd antll §:5) p. m. for the morning or Sunday edi ton, dvertisaments In those columns 114 cents a ord for first Insertion and 1 cent & word for each sutwequent insortion, or §1.50 X ko fo e irat 1o s e Agnres, symhols, ote.. each ax n word, Al advertisemonts must ri tivoly. Adver finers, by requeating & o check, can have the lotiare addressed to & numbered lottor In_caro of Tk KEE. Answors 8o addressod will be deliv presentation of tho chock SITUATIONS-WANTED. WITOLESALY R s Jong ITION AS HOUSEKEEPER by s middle.aged indy. Address ) 8, e Mo, AGWANTED, BY A COMPITENT Ale-aged widow, & position as housekeep widower with small family. Address box Grand Ialand. Neb. ML 3 A POSITION WANTED BY COMPETENT STEN) ograpeer reference glven. Address €20 Fulton st Keokuk, In. M 619 10° WANTED-MALE HELP. WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM 'mixsion to handio the new patent chemlcal Ink erasing penctl. The greatest selling novelly ever produced; orases nk thoronghly in two seco nds: no abrasion of paper: 200 to 50 per. eent profit; one BRONU'A §1168 AmOUNI0A t0 520 1n 81X dnys. another 2 In two hours: we want_one o 1o genoral agent In ench state and territory. For terms and nrtlonlars_addross Monroe lirasor Mfg. Co., X3 L Crosse, Wis. 310 BaWaNren, A PIRACTIOAL MAN WITH SOM# eaplial o take n wator mill. Address box Lineoln, Nob. 1 ZWANTED It It LABORERS FOR WYOMIN and South Dakota: good wages: stendy work free pass. Albright Labor Agoncy, 1120 Farnam “SALANY PAID WEEKLY TO K men; oxperlenco unnocessary and pormanent employment. Singor office, 1516 Douglas. 84 fi “WANTED, HARNESSMAKERS STAY AWAY trom Kanan City; striko the M7s3 88° I HMAKER WANTED; ADDRESS JEW- oler, Filloy, Neb. i; WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A BLACKSMU who understands shoelng and plow work, by A, ¥. Slobrass, Dayenport, 01 “AGENTS TO SELL ADVERTISING DEVICE to merchants and ofices. Steady work. Big pay. Are Mfg. Co., Racine. Wis. M2 300 P W ANTED. BOvS FRONM 16 T0 16 AT OMATIA "pox factory at it Omaha. 1 WANTED, A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN TO atudy law In good office. W1Il pay good students alary (0 right man. Room 29, U. 8. Nat. lank bldk ~COMPE PENT MEN DESIRING GOOD POSI- tion In stroot rallway service, address with tamp for particulars, Iallway Buresu, box Kansas City, Mo. M5 FOR RENT-HOUSES. MASSAGE, BATHS. ETO. ~5 ROOMS WITIL BATIL, $12.00: 3 BOOMS WITH TAS STREET, Holbrook, room 1, MADAME SMITiL 168 Farnam room1, 31 00r. Aloohol, sulphiur ant soa buehy “FOR WENT, ONE TO THWER YRARS TO | "['-MME. LA RUE. MASSAGE, 416 SOUTH 15Tl room house, M auire 1624 Cass streot. HOUSES, WiTh b ] MADAM STOWE, MASSEUSE ELECTRICIAN 302 Pratt stroet. YERSONAL. POSTAGE STAMPS BOUGHT Harry Brown, 110 N. 15th st. (ap stairs) price, §40 por month. Store_rooms. 10-room house, all nd 'Chicago streots, $50 PAUL HASSING dead. Write to 8. Winther, Rapid City, S i WITH BARN, §1 avOnport stroot 3 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. K, BANIO TEACHEIL, SUh & llarney. 013 THE FALL g ronces requir Wright & Lasbury, 10th and Howard M or N.W. corner ) OMATIA KINDERGARTEN. term will_co Davenport st noar Vinton. clty water in hou #18 per month. SLESS THANT PER neluding all ehargos. Chas, W. Ralney, Omahi Nat. bank bldg. 2 0 BORROW- ty. No oxtra oh y pay high rates? Money Is cheap ot of low rates from aprosomonts, $45.00 jcks, 305 N. Y 5 u can get full bes YOI 3 ROOWS, THODSEREE At low ratos for chioles sec r NT, 2 NICELY FURNISILED F LB L UL U Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha oty propert; 'E_FURNISHED LARGE FRON J—FULNISHIED ROOMS TO RENT orn conventncos ISHED ROOMS, RE M T—LOANS ON IMPROV D UNIMPROVED city property,$5,000 and upward VT, FURNISHI D, STEAM | x5 (0ldys: W Farnam Smith & Con 15¢h and Harn ROOMS FOR Uneat, 201 South 24th CNIOELY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT ROOM, south front, with alcove, No. ESTATE LOANS, 1) 1 PER_CEST 10 additional charges for commission ot attor- ney's fees. W. . Melkle, First National Bank FURNISIED ROOM, modern, 2017 Harney stroet. —PRIVATE MONEY, 13T AND 2D MORTGAGE Algx Mooro Boo bldx T loans, 10 RNISHED ROOMS WITH BATH s A i) tmonth, 1908 Farnam. Q—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH nice room on ground Hoor. ly. 2019 Harney, 2 —NICELY FURNISHE Yconventences, —OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on ronl estnt at lowest markot ratos mada in amali oF largo sam; and for short or long No commission Is_charged and the loans are not oid in the ¢ bank on tho corner of 13th and Dougl: with or withou Ve KA ESTATE FOR M1 Cdnctual vatuation. Moneglo loan. Hox 518, Omatia. Z-I3 INPROVED FAR 5 (N THE WHEAT AND ficorn bolt. wood soil, 126485 acros eultivated on uarier. Cwner is anecesstul merchant, ana an oxchango for busk- ' good rosidbnoe of 10 Ot 12 rooms. What have you to offer. K. F. Kingor. 1610 Farnam S ooand. — FOR EXCHANGE, A/$TOCK OF GENERAL morchandisa for Ianda and_oash. Address i W. Watkins & Co., Frank f6r¥, 1a0. Méd-810% = Sy - — MILLS. QK AT HAMPTON, at St Fadl Neb., both S0-barreld neam brance; will take good or over Ty yuats old, guing out of business.J. J. Gloson, 18 Ndtlonal Bank butlding. 7z it 3500 to £10.00 Whose crops iast 1ots In the' city of Omaha, whoss popilation in Anod *rom 0,000 in 1830 to 150,000 In 150), 18 £ood ALUM 10 Hold, don’t_ you think? As woaro long on this class 0f property and short on cash, drop In. During soveral yeara sucossstul exparienco in the ronl ostato busines | have ostablished o roputation for handiing nothing but hargains. W. (. Albrig 20, 1 Now York Life bullding. M2 ol HAKDWARE STOOK AND 16 GooD Jomanin lots $6,000 sub to 82,00 on the lots, for Iand and cash. K. . Ringer, 1010 Faraam St 8200 —A BUSINESS THAT WILT, NET §%000 PER Liwook, want cash and roal estate. B. F. Ringer, 1519 Farnam S 3R 7—HAVE GOOD DENY PROPERTY AND eash for lumber yard. C. E.Van Patton, Hastings, Neb. M54 50° 7 —WANTED, ACREAGE FOILSTORE BUILDING 4 Wantea, clear city proporty for fara Wantod. morehandise, for Hanscom Pl 1ot. Wanted. lot in Kilby Place for cash Wanted, acreago for ot near §7th and Farnam. Wanted, housa for elaar [0ts and cash. C. F. Hnrrison, 912 N. Y. Life. 423 2 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. 0N 811, TiOUSE AND TOT A T00NS T FAN try, 4 closets, bath; &4, 1341 South IL" [ 0D COTTAGE, § ROOMS, BATH, onst front, s. w. pATt, NEAr motor and payemen nico I ), worth $5,500.00; terms easy. F. Butts, 2 430824 IST YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WITH George J. Paul, 1005 F M2 8i* ~BY THE OWNER 10,00) ACRES OF (C9ME TO DUNDY “COUNTY, NEB. CHEAP /farms_for sale or trade. Writo to Lowls B. Walker, Benkelman, Nob. M 22600 WILL BUY TWO EAST FRONT LOTS ON €PLowe avenue, one block north of Farnam street. A. K. Riley, room 40, Barker block. 208 S MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED C 7 NISHED OR UN property, low rate. A. C. Frost, Douglas blk, d rooms 2150 Ha 35 LARGE FRONT ROOM Yroom ensuite. for 2 gentiomen all modern conveniences. 7_CITY AND FARM REAL, ESTATE LOAN atlowest rates; consult us beforo borring. K. . Gurvin & Co., 203 AND FRONT BED. stoam heat and 1817 Leavenworth stree 1 LOANS ON CITY AND By WANTED, AT ONCE, A FINST-CLASS blacksmith for spring wagon or dray Wwork Ehaldon Carriage Works, Sheldon, lows. M42i 51 B ONE GOOD BLACKSMITIL AT once, eapable of dolng plow work and hor shoelng und genornt Job work. Emil Swigks, O Neill eb, T4 BoSAVESAN: oUNC EXTEN slvely used: falr commission. H. M. stevens, I N. Scoond stroot, Minneapolis, Minn. — Misi B VANTED, A BOOKKEEPER T0 TAKE CARE Jof ot 0f books after business hours, lght work Call at 616 North 160 stroet 50329 B WANTED. A GOOD DY GOODS MAN AND A st clasn clothing man, H. Blumenthal, Fre- mont, Neb, ) By A SOMPETENT DRUG CLERK, ADDRESS, 1 9, Bee offic B WANIED. A MAN BETWEEN T11E AGE OF thirty and 1 {ly years who I8 a competont book Keepor, nnaerstunds stonography and_can operate n Kemington,ty pewrlter. Reforences required. A permanent_position Isoffered toa person qualified Anabove. Noothers need apply. Address 8. G. 1., care carrler 17, Lincoln, Heb. M5s1 BoyaNren, A 8 FOR CITY AND country, to handie the best solling articla on G Indies for ladies’ speciaition; bix o stendy employment. J. It. Saye: Bowaxmep, IPAL AND PRIMARY tench - oIl scliool. Address Ayron, dir., Campbell. Nob. j; WANTED, LAROI por hour, Apply at 601 Pakton block, Van Court By 500 BAILROAD LABOR] Towa, Nebraska, Southern Wyoming daho. ‘Gocd wages. Free puss. K 0'Henrn, Labor Agency, 53 South 11th st B WANTED—A FIRST CLASS MOULDER, ALSO a machinist, at on 00d wages and steady work for the right parties. Hastings Iron Works, Hastings, Neb. M0 T, NICELY FURNISH in family of two. Reod & Selby, CITY AND FARM REAL ESTATE LOANS L el au e ‘cansnlt us before borrowing. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH 3 sheely block, board, gas, bath, or will hotel, 15th and Capital ave Garyin & Co.. TRUST €O, FURNISHED 2 o “iness distric TS TO LOAN $160.00 3 blocks from businoss dlstrict ANTS IO LOAN S1 room 40, Barker block MONEY .TO LOAN--CHATTELS. DO YOU WAS ntlemun only 1 PARTY WAN 1908 Capltal avenus. FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN SUITS; will rent for ight housekoepin ASECOND FLODR OF COTTAGE FURNISIT THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. LY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH R om 4 Withnell block, cor 15th and Harney sts , 7 ROOMS WITIL OR WITHOU WL Toan you any sum From $10.00 1o $10,000 2 -FURNISHED ROOMS FOIR HOUSEK} U413 South Toth, 3 FURNISHED ROOMS AN) BJARD. o BoARD A SO )OS, 1L DD On tho day you ask for it. We mako lon; furniture. pianos, colpts and personal prop: orty of nll kinds In any amount dosired, At the lowest possible rat romoval Of property. 0 any amout you wish ach payment will roduce the cost of the 1oan in proportion. TIE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. , without vublieity or n WIT Churchill, 1690 Do You can pay the ROOMS WITIL 2205 Howard stroet. D ROOMS, FIRST CLASS S NICKLY FURNISIT b at the Utopl; 1F YOU WANT MONEY il = ON FURNITURE, ROOMS WITIL BOARD, HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC., CALL AT THE TERMS BEF . ELSEWHERE. Lonns made in amounts from $10 to §10.00) at_the loweat rates on ve llelty, and with the privilege of keeping your goods 1 your own possession. ‘ou oan pay the money back In any amounts you 10 ench payment o made D BOARD & and wives or » y short notice without pub Addross ] 45 Be FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE, WFTH or without board. single gentle wishand at any time. ]!"\v.\.\'ficn ISTERED _PHARMACISY lErudunto. proforrod. W J. Hughos, 100h and vebstor. e —— (L GLIT, WANTED FOR Gl work. 251 ChleAgo street. CoA 0. VAN SANT, AN tonoher and practical reportor, will recolve ten or twelve well educuted young ladies for private instruction in shorthand and typewriting. — Room 31N, Y. Life, Ml (1 NURSE 10 TAKE OF BAUY NONE BUT COM potent need apply. 2116 Chicaro M524 3* z‘ WANTED, YOUNG GIRL 70 ASSIST IN weneral housework. 1113 Georyla avenuo. Mi02 500 (-WANTED. GOOD GIITL FOR GENERAL /ousework: Knquire at 215t nad Lake. Mrs. 1d. ward Hayden. ( TED, COMPETENT GIRL FOR G Jorn) Bousework; must b a good cook. Call ‘ut 127 Callfornia st. u (=WANTED, A VOUNG LADY ASSISTANT AT /the Omatu Kindergarten, 5 Davenport at. CoNANTEn, FINST CLASS COOK AND LAUND: Tess in famlly of two. 1228, 17th St. i) O WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SECOND GIRL. 415 South 1600 8 (T WANTED, COMP eral houscwork at i 5. [ WANTED, A COMPRTENT COOK. MRS, W, AV. Marsh, Eighth and streot, emst of Brownell hall ) 5 VANTED, WOMAN PASTIY COOK, HON atel, 416 8, 13th st 5 CaNay A COOK AND LAUNDR W Wyenworth str (\ WANTED, L0 DO Lousowork. Small family. Apply st 160 Shor ave. —— ey FOR RENT-HOUSES. TR “'fiffi‘?i&?v; 38, 110 AND 115 8. IS strook. Very bamdy to businoss. Modern sonventoncos, D 358, Tith st 8k l') SRO0M HOUS CENTRAL 10 business, good T 4 . 8. Elgutter, Room 4, N. Y, Lifo build DoSrones. viaTs 5 es ull parts of city. Kilkonoy & Co., Conti ental Lk fii) ) OVERN, NEW 6 ROOM COITAGES. READY i fow duya! in benutiful Stanford eirole. Apply B, Elguttor, room 4, New Yor. fobldg. {1 10-K00M HOUSE, CENTRALLY LOCATED; turnnce and all modera tmprovements. 705 N. 100 atroet. 05 Diow Jes. i S IN LINTON BLOCK 15th and Mason stro rooms oach, water and an. Lioatod by steam. In g0 wir, rant low. In fulko ut 17 In thi block. " John Maniltn, age ity D WO 00N HOURES, AT Apply room 4%, Hee nuu.w‘u_ PLACE, modern. J.J. Gloson, T irst National Bauk bullding l‘)«[«wn COTTAGE, 1716 W EBSTER S1. Dy RN N G kitchen, pantey, etc. tnquire 201 Sou i) WROOM BRICK HOUS co0d barn. - Omabi Roul R. 4. Boebldg v DiBNALL FURNISHED 10US Dialitrnia st [)j PR BENT. NINE ROON TLOUS il Good nelghborhood, nice yard. well bullt and nicely fnished. Lerms moderate. i A 500 Hew butlding: o-me g ron \ 3 BROOM HOUSKN, CARS atreel, botwoen 2ith and 20th, 1. T, Clarke. 19 Honrd of Trade. Plhons 19§ 4o )i FOR MENT, CHOICK VILATS IN THE P E Vler bloek, oor. lith and Jackson sis. The sum: Jor second wnd third Hoors 1 0.0 Hata. Tout $10. 00 extra; they nlonces are’ i firat tod B0a contaln- s thow Ao, rent o famiiios only. T lences. in ploasant ":"L"F“‘lfluil.(—h" pact of ‘cliyy would i1ke 10 board. " Address s i, oo MR B will reduce tho cost of tho loan in proportion. There will ba no_exp: the amount w. amount of the loan. OMAHA MORT( Room 11, Crelghton Blook. Si.. South of Postoflico. 1loan company in Omaha. OOMS AND BOARD AT 2013 M o or charge kopt out of atod, but you will recelve the full FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS G TO 3 ROOMS, w03 N. Tith &t x The only tncorporat JORSALE_FIVE ROOM COTTAGE W1 1ot, 35th and Burt stroets. Price, §2,850; small ensh paymont, balance monthiy ¥ive room cottage, s5th and furt stroots. Price, amnll cnah paymont, batance monthiy. 36 foot fronting (uming ‘stroot noar 20th streot. Price for few days. £10,500. All taxes pald. Potter & George Co., 16th and Farnam nhl‘l‘:‘l 0 [QOR SALE-GOOD NRSIDENCE LOTS FOR workingmen within 23 mjles af postoffice and near motor line. Lots level, atreots alroady gradod. Prices $25 to 00 One-tenth oash, balance mo . Potter & Ceorge Co., 16th and Farnam M584 8) JOISALE—20 ACRES NEAR SOUTH OMAHA, $11,00. th Omaha, §12,500. near South Omaha, 8§00 to southwest postoftise, $20,000. Co., 16th and Farnam stroets. JOR SATE0T 5 di Pl o M oA s OUSE AND LOT, 81 Full lot, Lawo a Full lot 1 Full lot. I soty $1 Full lot, Burtlott's addifion, §2,500. House and [ot, Hanscom pluce, §,000. pplotai avenuo. $,000. Houseand lot, Lowe avenie, £1.400. 37th and Marcy, §,00. 912 N. Y, Life. 520-27 0% SALE. CHOICK TPATMS IN NEDRASKA. Tow figures, easy terms; Hicks, 305 N. . Lifo. For sale, several modoerp bullt houses near I com park.’ Hicks, 803 N. Y. Life. l,v,n?»{: NANCE CO., $40.0) PER ACRE, Farm In Valley county. £15.00 per acre. M por acre. ; S0 por acro. 012 Ni Y. Lite. a8 BARGAIN, THREE BEAUTICUL RESL nco Tots near Hanscdm park, sowerage, wator. Ras. splondid shado troos, ete. -1f 50l togothor oa wakea very low price. Hicks, 305 N, Y. Life Q01 SALE, ELEGANT DOUBLE RESIDENCE, 0s. 1123 and 113 South 31st, Iarge grounds. barn, shado treos, ote., will tako good fa Ficant proporty fa part payment. - Hick Life. JOR SALE. CHOICK TEN ACRE TRACT, CLOSE 10 city, with amall cottago. ote., a splondid bar- gin, oan tuke thrm 0F kood lot " aa frat payment. 305 N 83 FUEL 1om 0N nove L S12,500. C.F. AR THREE ROOMS FOR HOU LOAN MONEY Acurity’; ‘strictly confidential. A. K Hagrls, room 1, Continantal block. “PRITCHARD,31 DOUGLAS BLK, 168 DODGE, “FOR RENT—STORES AND O! s bulldln comploto stos all the Ho0es, K43, OLe. APDLY 4t thy MADE ON FURNITURE. 0., without .p: property at the 10west ratos and th een, rooms § aud 9 Barkor block. CHATTEL LOA payments. Dl G W, J. Welshans. 414 Kirbach block. ITH TWO ROOMS W attol ssourity by W. C Wright & Lasbury, agent for Nobraska Loan company, 1315 streot, up staire. —§20,000 TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SEOURITY Koom 403 Karbach blook WANTED-TO RENT, NT IO RENT A CORNER (X066 O 41X Dbusihess contidontlal. FOR RENT-PASTURES, ORSES, COLTS AND CATTLE FEED AND care yoar round. I have 230 sores of wood pasture, 5 ner rass, 300 nero of ood ‘oats stabblo. Part of 'tho stubble I ripo 0ats, which makes tho bost pastur . “nico froxh r Tor 500 hibadin caso of st ranch i Douglas and Sarpy Ploass eall ana in and Toeding yards and pasturo 80 you whl bo satisfiod. Loall for and dulivor froo of churgo. My price on pasture (s $L0) par month, and in winter fead hay, &rain, cut food and straw and 200 g cornstalks. Kept In barn night bor month ap. Mo milos south o Timile from atreot ears. Addro: 0. 10X 136, South Umahia, Neb. 66, on corner of alley or stroet, betwoen Jackson and California North, general delivery, Omaha, Nob. WANTED. A soms for Hght houscke S ON CHATTEL: Continental biock. xku]n\'rrfi LOANS, { —MONEY AT LOW RATL: = . Keystono Mige. 203 Sheely block FAN & PRIV 1207 Dougias. O STORAGE CHEAD, WELLS, 1111 arnam stroot i One of best locations (n dress N 40, Bee It BUSINESS FOR NAL 0. Lundeon, WANTED—TO BUY. accounit of sickn AN wells 1111 Farnam st. —WANTED, SECOND-HIAND & AN Address particulars to J 3, Bee office, PEREOPTICON. snlo; ostablishod Franklin st. M1%6 1% INTERVIEW WITH SOME ¥ t0 patent and intro one who will furntsh m on uuble street car of "FOR SALE--FURNI1URE. —FURNITURE OF 6R0OM ¥ for cash, 1517 ST WILL SELL e wacrifio my two-story wigon, binoksmith itire stock and tool not wanting to'buy building may rent It at u cheap 1 tools 1 must sell. ono desiring to €0 {nto busi particulars address Jacob D AT FOR SALE, aaveaworih stfoet, top oot to | and patni shom, wid e— - price, but stock a FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, Saoeliance >-FOR SALE, A SINTY-DOLLA. 1 k. Continental bl witz, Carroll, 1n. le businoss experience, having §00.00 1o ‘cash, desires o buy & swail hardware stock or Lo buy 1 an ostablished business. ITARNESS AND ¥. Moble, 15113 Furoj cart, with canopy EMPLOMENT OFFICE, I1shied 1 yours; bost paying business in O Inguire at 1o 7—FOR SALE, A MILL, NEWEST IMPROVE. water power, 19 acres of kround. bought clieap on acet. of di Inquire i1, 1L, Kaven, South Omaha, Nob. FOR SALE-M. ISOELLANEOUS, NG EXVRESS WAGON, | boxes, mower, olutlon of partuer- 'MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—FREE- FRER A §150 sons wiil be gly bolar in the 7 FOIt SALE, HARDWARE STORE, GOOD LO- tion, goon trade. Address Lock BOX 857, Lin- every lady that books her o 001 0f the Wonderful World's Champlon Selen the next thirty ut soamloss Princoss dross “BAKERY FOR SALE IN CITY OF 5,00, IN- aulre of Carl Roth, Holdrege, Nob. HAVE YOU T0 THADE ¥( w hotel in South Owab itent #20.0) o il Tallor systom We tench you hiow without onw neh tho shoulder. sure oF & 3-50 1loss basgues, Fronch dartioss no darta 1u linin, gownn, (hirty styles of alvovos, Indios’ collars, conts, cloaks, binzers, skirts, and, . everything known to five distinet trade Addross Madam Aberly, reprosenting Prof. Morton of Parl everywhero. month. Address J, thirty styles of cquipped, £00d practice, in thrly! 1R County soat, population 5,000, castern Nebrasks. prosentatives wanted Koo w 04, &d Boor, N FIXTUIES AND BUST reial Lotel 0n the Hold Tioldrexe and Cheyenne, ¥Or torms upply J. Edwards, Wallace, Neb. — 0ss L0 thie b CLAIRVOYANTS., rexo bikh Tine MUKS. NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT Brellabie dusine OMAHA PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOK. R6turn to the brary, 1618 Farnaa street, and recelvo reward. Mo 2+ OST, SMALL, WHITE, FRENCH POOD N Ifth St Liboral roward. OST_-LADY'S POCK ETHOOK WITH CARD CAS attnched on road from Cut-off Inke to Shormn 1 ave.and I7th st.to th and Davenport. Kinde please bring to Millard hotel and get reward. THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO s via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as represented onthis map. Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled ' trains leave Omabha daily at 7:05 p. m., ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m, City Ticket Offite: 1501 Far- nam St., Omaha. F. A. Nasy/ Gen'l Agent. . Bailey, 85 0 The Leadin ,pentlst. Third Floor, Ruxton Block, Telephoue 1085, 101 and Farnam Sts. A full sot of toeth on 1 Teeth without plutes or bridge work Just the thing for slagors &% Bublic speakers, never drop down, Na TEETH EXTRACTEIf WITHOUT PAIN Gold filling ut reusonable rates. All work warranted. Cut this oul for a guide. medium, 8ith'year at 119 N 16th ~ pY " PAYING ILEST heap for cush |f sold_ by th ty. Addross J 0, Boe. MO8 80 JOD PINGICIAN, BEGUL. 3 ccuro 8 kood location 11 townon the ., K. & M. V. R, K. in Country well populated. Address 401, Boe. Q- ARIIVAL EXTRAORDINALY: WONDERFUL rovel sions. Challonges the world. W palmistaad life render; toils your lifo erndio o grave; unites the Tingo with the 0o you 10v0! succeod and (0 whiat businoss bost adapted for: has breastplate for luck aud 1o . B, intowpo, privato complaints with inassake. and aicohol’ treatmon nam s and date of birth and rocelvo accurste il in stamps {or olroulari 2180 pLoLos of oparated; causos 1 tells whers you w deatroy bad infiuonoces: FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M D'8'8: WILL, taky roul uaiate & wouoy. BOx 3, Fraaktort, nd 77-FOIL SALE OR EXCHANGH BaRGAIN Ebony upright plano. Address G vh, Bee omos. MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. OR BALE OR R WENT, SKIT. 1. KLKGANT MOJ 't brick block il and ansd | bidoh M motor, $6.00. Baquire | comptroliers ofice. - Xi 3 rontiog soull on Cuming street in Carthage ad- ditlon soven rooms. paa clatern, cosspool, einonty Bilshed 1o hard 10 W. L. Selby, ASRAGE TREATMENT, KLBOTRO THER and halr ireatmont 1 olosets; foree Post, g 8 loth, 1l bulle and Chamber Commercs. al baths. scalj andobiropodist. An Invention-that Ladies Appreciate ERFECTION ADJUSTABL Thousands say they will Wesr No Other Shoe. Wear this Shoe during the Summer Months, DO NOT SUFFER WITI TIRED or TENDER FEET, W T T e taked 1 PosILIE o weat THE PERFECTION Costs no more, looks better, wi 1 41l gives 100 tines mors Somiort " Than any other wikk Prices, $4.00, $3.60, $3.00 $3.60. CONSOLIDATED SHOE CO., M''rs, Lyan, Mass, ¥ sale by the Boston Store NOTICE, Notice Is horeby givon. pursuant to law, that at a special election hield on the 10th da: ot June, 1892, the legal voters of the city o Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, ncoented and adopted the following proposition of the | Nebraskn Central Rallway Company The amended proposition of the Nebraska Central Rallway Company 1o the City of Omnha, Nob. Ta the Mayor and Oty Council of the City of Omaha, Neb, Lo undorsigned, the Nebraska Uentral Railway company, proposes to acquiro und take possession of: for railway purposes, that certaln tract of Tand Toeaton within the dis- trict bounded by Iifteenth streok Ohicago stroot, Eloventh street, Oalifornin siroet. and the right of way of the Omahy Beit Railway company, (excopt the south half of biook =8, 4, block %, 1ot 1, and north ono-half 4, block 97; wad to erect thereon pussenger dopot on th 2ornor of Fit- foenth and Chicugo streets, to cost, inciudin tho other Fallway Improvenionts on s £rounds, not iess thun fa ax hwudred thousnnd Aol nrs 34.0,0 ) Proviaed, the elty of Omanha, fn Donzlas ty, Nebraska, will donute to tha asid Ne- braskn' Oentral Kalld Ay e/moany two hune drad and fiLLy thonsnnd donines 82 41 of fty four () por cont bonds 101,000 thareof to bo dated January 2 183, and $:50,00) thorof to_be daed Tanuary 1, 1894, to become dus and pay- ablo twenty yeurs from thelr respective dates, With ntorost payable ssmi-annually, all pay- ablo av the fiscal azency of the state of No- Draska in the eity of Now York. Satd bunus 1o b of tae denniinasion of one thowsead dollurs 34,00 ) onch, und each there- of ty rc! “Tals borst 187 48 ef serios of two hundrod and fifty (20) 14 138 ¢ 11ke umonnt and tonor. which aro Is¢ 4 "1y tho eity of Omaia, in Douglas coun v,/ #Praska. to tho Nebrasks Central Failway oy mpany,to aid it in acqulring Land In the clty of Omahe for union dopot and terminal purposes, and in the constract.on of aunfon rallway passonzor depot upon safl ground, and -its railway tracks, sid tracks, turnou s, awitohes and approac Teadlr theroto. and othor railway imprevi onts thorewith connecto 1™ Said bonds to be oxcouted and registored at or Immodiately after tho dates thereot and immediately ueroatier doliveros o e Firsy sitona Bink 0f Omaha, Nob., trustee, t be held in trust for dolivery to the Nebraska Central iy compuny, it successors or assigna by said trustee, ia instaliments us horelnift- vrovided. The sufd Nebraska Certral Railway con pany plans to construct, Or causo to bo con structad, u line of raliway In thostate o Towa not 183s than 100 miles in_extent, fron the east approch of a bridgo, which tho suld Nobraska Uentral iallway conpiny hus aiso lunnod 1o constraot over the Missouri river. ntersecting or connecting with, or reaching tho lines of two or more of tho following rail- way corpotations, viz: The Iifinols Central Rallway company, the Winonn & Southwostorn Raillway company, tho Minnoapolls & St. Louls Rullway compaay, the Chicago, St Paul & Kansas Olty Raliway company, the Chicago, Fort Madison & D Moines Kallway company, tho Atchison, To- poka & Santn F'e Rallway company, the Bulti- more & Ohlo Rallway company, the Ohlo & Mississippl_Rallway company, the Keokuk & Wostorn Ballway' company’ the Oulnas, Omaha & Knnsas Olty Rallway company and the [owa Central Raflway company. Ono hundred thousand dollars (00,00 of sald bonds shall be deliverod by sald trustee to sald Nebraskn Central Railivay company. it successors or assizns, whon it or thoy ‘shill have ncquired and taken possesson of 1 certain tract of land locatod within the dis- triet bounded by Fifteenth streot, Chicago stroot, Eloventh streot, California streot and 1ght of v t Kallway ny. (except the south half of block 38 i 4. block 28, Tot 1, and the north halt of lots 2 and 3, block 7. L tuy Siid ona hundrod thou- aand doilars (§100.000) of waid bonds shall not o deliverod until after the suid Nebraska Central Railway company, s sucoossors or aa<igns, shall hitve constructot the suld line of railway in the state of lown. Ono hundred and fifty thousand dollars (310,000 of saté bonds shall b delivered by 1 trustoe to sald Nobraska Central Rallway combany. L5 SUCCOSSOrS OF assigns, when it oF they shall huve rompleted tne orection of a unfon passenzer dopot upon 1id tract of lund anove described, to cost. inoluling tho other lway Improvements on said grounds, not s than four hundred thousand dollars #400.000): proof of such cost to be mada by the sworn statement of the president and treas urerof said rallway company. fiiecd with the city clerk of Omahu, aco>mpiniod by cortifi- cata, algned by tho city attorney and ity en- gineer, that in their opinlon such amount has etually been expended. Provided, that it the suid Nobraska Centrai Raflwiy company, [ts snecessors or assigns, shall fall to acqiiro and take possession of sala land, ftshall not be entitled to receive any part of snid one hundred thousand dollars $100,000) nstullment of bonds: and. further wrovided, thatnone of said ono hundred and ‘lw thousand dollars 31:0,000) fnstallment of nds shall bo deitvered until at least one rafi- 21y company in addition to the Nobraska rentral Kailway company shall bo actuslly using said unfon dopot: and, Provided further, Thut the mayor and the eity councli shatl, by resolution, upon the full performance of the undertakinzs on the part of said rallway company hercin contained, order the delivery of said bonds at the times Aforesald; nnd, Provided further, That all matured coupons hall bo removed and cancelled by said trustoe betore delivery of the bonds $0 which they aro attached; and, Provided further. Thut the mayor and city council of the city of Omaha shail oause to be ovied on the taxable property of said chy au snnual tax sufficient for the paymani of the interest on said counon bonds s it bocwuaw. due, #nd after the oxpiration of ten (1) yoars froti the dito of said bouds tho miyor and sity council of suld city shall causo to b Alian to nll other taxes on the axable property of sald clty an amount of tax suflicient to create a sinking fund for the At of taX 1o bo levied for siid sinkin : fund not to exceed twenty-five thousand dol- Lars (£25,000.00) In any ono yean); sald tu< to by continued ‘from year to year until the said bonds ure fuily puid. Tho acquirement of the sald lands and {m- provements herein contemplated {ncluding the sufd rallroad in Iowa. shall be begun within one year from May 1 1802 ank ba pushed to completion without unnecossiry lolny: and shall be combloted within three vears from the Ist day of July, 18 In caso any of the terms, liiirations, condl clons or proviyons propused hernin reliting to tho beginning, prosress aud compietion of sald improvements aro not compiiod w th, unless delny s directly and nocossarily saused by injunction or other judiciul pro- “oedings, or by anavoldable accident or act of Providence), theand company shall not bo ntitiod to recoive sald bonds or any tho von though the electors of said oty of Omuhi vallhave by thelr vote authorizod the is- \ance of said bonds: but all right tosaid vonds shall by such default and without any adicinl detormination bocomo forfaited, Provided, however, that if tho beginnin:, arogress or cowpletion of wnid Inprovements Wall be delayed or obstruoted Moresaid catses, the times hereln i she prozress wnd complotion of suld {mprove: moats shall bw extended to the extent of such sulay or obstruction; and shouid a dispute irise botween the said city of Omaha and tho said Nobraska Oentral Rallway compiny Wwith Fespect Lo the cause oF extont of any such leluy. the sumo at the election of suld No- raski Contral Rullway company, shull be reforred for determinntlon to u hosrd of ar- bitrators, to be upvointed ax hereinafter pro- vided, 1n considoration of recolving tne proposed subsidy tho Nebrusku Contral Kallwiy com- 1y i :roes to allow all rallway companios tho following rights: The righi wo run thelr otives,passenger and frelzht trains over its and passing tracts wivhin the city of \d ovor its proposed bridge and ap- proaches, the rizht 40 use such portion of its torminal zrounds,dopots and faellit os us anessanry and proser for the conduet « the business of such roads; Including any enlargement of its depot and depob grounds: tho right to huye (helr curs switched and delivered by the Ne- 4o COBLEL K e iy COGPIILY UDOL itk Us switeh tracks: U Fight to connsct their udy Ut any point within one huadred (10} iloz of sald ity of Omaha with any_line of raliway which the Nobraska Oontraf Rallway compnny, or (18 succousoly oF ussliy miy construct or eause to bo construeted vust of the Missourl river, and to run their log o= tives, pussengor und frolght tralns ove: the maln and pussing tracks of sald railro.a; it belng hereby that n caie the Nebraska Laflway com ny shall conscruct Its provosed line t of tho Missourl river, through the ageno of any ethel corporation or party, It wifl cnuse such eorporstion or party to oxecute und deliver tc the elty of Omabin s good and suflicient {nstrument binding It or him to abide by the rornis, conditions and provisions of this proposition, tho same as tho said Nebraki Coreul Ratlwiy “company woula have been bound If 1t had built tho swme, Lefore dolivery of the aforesald one hundred thousand dollars (800,000 Installment o bonds. rrovided, that the usennd enjoyment by such ruliway compunles of v el und every of snld rignts shall be upon just and equal terms and the puytment of Just und falr componsis tlon to the Nebraska Central Kml(wnr O - vuny, 1ts successors or assigns, and subject to such operating rules und regulations of th Nebraska Central Rallway company. 1ts sucs cessors Or ussigns, a8 shall be necessury und proper, just und ressonable. And the sald Neuruska Central Rallway com un( wihil submit any dispute arising he- tweon It ana such other company or com- panies us to the use and enjoyment of any rights under this proposition,” or as to the terms, compensution, operating rules and ntullllonl. rolating there 10 4 board of itrators, to be made up of three persons who wre Judges of the state district o t, or Its successor, of the dlstriot embracing the county of Douglas, o bo selected by a Lwo- thirds vote of il the persons who re distriot fudges of sald court. Provided that uny such rallway company other than sald Nebruska Central Rallway company: its successorsor assl rns shall by tho eleotion to subwit any such dispute 1o arbitration or to pursue auy othor reciedy. Wherever arbitration Is provided for by this proposition, the party desiFing to submit ny matter to Arbitration shall oause to be rve | upon the other party & weitten notice which shall sot out the nuatter in disputo to bo submitted, and the time proposol for the hoaring, which shall not bo Toss than thirty @) days ATLOr tho tIme of servico: mad there- upon the wdvorse party shall within twonty =0 days after such sorvico upon It sorve 1ts ‘pswor, If_any [t have, upon the party de mand ng the arbitration The Boarl of Arbitrators, whon orzanizod shail have power o fix tho thnyof hoiring wnd to adjourn the same from tine to tim and to make il nosessary rules anl rogula: tlons for tha production of tostimony in tho asseasion of oiLhier party, and otherwise to Sompell fairiand speo Ly triat; the decisian of amajority of the bord shall control and the finnl detorminaton of the board shll bo finat and conclusive upon (e parties, of ail mat- lo shall bo resorted to such arbiteation shall bo tho exelusive remedy O Uhe PAFLIS (XCEpL us horoln olsewhors pro- Vi o). n8 to tho mttors and things invoived ided thorein. braska Oentral Ratiway company. Its successors and assigns. shall transport froleht Including transtor of frolehu anl all ob ingidental o said transportation) ove brfdgo and_ aporonchos. ws woll ns over eiilway fushall constract within ono hundral Tles of tho Missourl rIver within th AOE N IRKn for st e Feasna s ratos or charges, and tn 0aso of differonco as to WhAt constitutes just and reasonable Fites or churzos undor this paragraph the mayor and olty council or suid railway company may JAE LG SATIG U0 HEOILE el b wuk And 1o the nEHILEALOrs Above providon for, bt this piragraph rospocting frolght ohar os sliall not becomo oPEFAtive or in foree ol five yoars from the duto of tho dolivery of the IastInstallment of tho bonds hurelnbetore re- torred vo. 1t 18 furthor proposed that sald bonds shall bo delivorad to tho Nobraska Central rallway company. 118 SUCCOISOES OF ASSIENS, ONly upon tho execution by the sald Nobraska Contral £ullway company or its suocessors. and deliv- ery (o the city of Omaha of an undertakin ¢ in Writing to tho offoct that tho princlpal depot of auld rallwiy company,its zeneral ofices and pal machine shops whon butlt, shall be focated and muintined within the ‘corporato {imits of tho eity of Omaha, an | thata viola- of tho torms of sald_undertaking by tho skn Oontral Fallway company or it il0Cessors OF nssigns, shall ronder the sald Nebraska Uontral rallway company. or its succossors, indobted to tho said city of Omaha In tho full smount of sald bonds, und Intoro theroon. This proposition shall, after bolng duly acknowladzod by the Nubraskn Central Rul Wity company, bo recordod 1n the offie of tho rozister of desds of Douzlas county. Nebraska, and for o poriod of twenty () years from and aftor this date. shail bo reforred to by giving the book und Dugo wheroln the samo 8 ro- corded iu any mort:age, deed of trust, deod of conveyauce, or loase of sald depot and depot rounds, with the statement that tho said Ne- Brasic Contral Tallway compuny..its succo sors and assl:ns, are bound by the terms,limi- tations, provisions and conditions of tnls proposition which are horsby made its coves nunts that attach to ana run with the s Droporty into whosoover hands it may come. Provided, that tho city council of the city of Omaha. (the mayor approving In due form) shall enaot a cortain ordinance (which at the date horeof. 18 pending cons:deration befora d councii), entitied. “An ordinance grante ¥ pormission and authority to the Nebraska Central Rallway compnoy, ity succsssors and ssigns. to_construct rufirond tracks along. across, over and under certain stroets and nl- 1eys in the eity of Omaha, subjoct o cortaln conditions, and to vicato parts of certaln stroets und alieys in tho city of On compilance with cortain other cond‘tions. Anl it I8 uiso provided, That if sald Ne- braska Central Raflway company shull not, Within forty-five 43 duys of belng notified by tho city ciork of the adoption of this proposi- tion at the olection held ta vote upon the same, filo with the said clty clork [ts written ratification of this pronosition under its cor- porate soal, none of suid bonds shall bo tssued, und all the terms and provisions of this propo- sition shall be bold for naugh Uho Nebraska Central Railway company agrees before an eloction being catlod to sub Wit to tho votors of tho cily of Omaha th 4 proposition, that it will exceute and dolivor tosaid city o bond with good and suffiolent suretios In the sum of five thousand dollars 1$5,000). and five thousand doliars #,)00) Cash conditioned upon the paymentof tne ox- venses of said olection. This proposition and the accentance thero: of by tho clty of Omaha, and_the ratifioation of this proposition by sutd Nebruska Contral rallwiy COMDANY, OF 148 SUCCOSIORS OF nssiznd, s horeln providod, shall be construed and understood to constitute a_contrict hetwosn tho said Nebraska Central rallway compuny, its successors o assigns. and the suld city of Omalia, and all of the terms.conditions, azroe- nLs And provisions m tho part ot tho ipany in this made the nts of the said Nobraska Uontral rafle vy Company. iLs Successors ani assigna, wileh shaii attieh to nnd run with all of 1ty fid proporty and biudiug upon any party into whose hands it or any of It niiy coms In witness whercof the said Nebraska Cen- tral Raflway compuny has causod these pros- $hts to bo executed this 16th day of May, A. .o 180 NEBRASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO., By J. 1. Dusost Vice Prosidont. Attest: JOIN L. McCAGUE, Secrotary. SEAL] Witness: ALEX. G. CHARLTON, State of Nobraska, (oo Douglas County. { 59 On this 10th day of May, A. D., 150, befors me, & notary public in and for said county, personally appeared tho above namod J. i, Jumout and John L. MeCague, who aro to me personally known to bo the identical persons who signed the for 18 vieo president and socrotar Jon- al ltallway company: they acknowledge the instr o the voluntary net wnd of the said Nebraska Contril Railwny compuny and their voluntary act and doed as such vice president and secretury of sald compuny. Witnoss my hand and notarial seal the dato lastaforesaid. ALEX. G. CHARLTON, Notary Publio, 0 by order of tho city couneil of tho ha this 12th diy of July, 18 JOHN GROVES, Oity Clerk of tho City of Omalia. A1014td 7% TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST in the WORLD! MEGEATH STATIONERY CO., 1304 Farnam Streot, Omah A Written Guarantee to Cure Bvory Case or Money Refunded. Ourcure 18 permanent and not & patching up; cus trentod soven yoars ugo have never s ce; by describing cus fully we can tr mall, and we give tho sume strong ntee to cure orrefund ull money. Those who prefer o come here for trentment cun 080 and we will pay raflrond fare hotel bills while hiere, If Wo fail to curo ake the world for & case (hat our Maglo edy will not cure, Write for particulars and gev the ovidence I our seven years praciice with tho Magic Remedy (€ hns been most ditieait L oyercome the projudices agalnst soealled specifics. But under gunrantes thousands sro trying it and be- We guaranteo to cure or refund vory dollur, wnd as we have 8 roputation to proteot, s fnanciul bnoking of §0.0) 1L is perfoctly safe (o all who will tey the treutment. Horetfro you huve boen putting up and paying out your money for dift ent trentmonts, and although you wre not yet cured 10 one has paid back your monoy. We will positively cureyou. Old, chronic deop seated cnses cured in 0 L0 days. Investigato our financial standing, our reputation ws business men. Write us for numes and nddressos f those wo lisve cured who hiave given permission to refer o thom. ILcosts you only post age 0.do this. 1 your symptoms ure soro thront, mucous patches in mouth, rheumatism in bones wnd Joluts, huir falling Out, eruptions on sny part of the body, fecling of gencral depression, pains in heud or bones. You inve no timo to waste. Those who wre stantly taking mercury and potash, should diseon- ae It Constant use of theso drags wiil surel Driug sores and eating ulcors in the end. Don't fail to write. Al corrospondenco sent sealed in plain en- velope. We inyite tho most rigld Investigation an will 40 a1l 1n Ourpower o #ld you in it. Address, [EDY CO., - Omaha, Neb JAPANESE PIiLE CURE Anew and Complote Treatment. consisting of Suppositories, Olntment In Capsules, wleo 1o Box and Pilis; & Positive Cure for Extérnal. lnternal blindor Bleading ltohing, Chronle, Keoont or Heredl tary Pllos. Tals llomedy has never boon known to Sall. $1por box. 6 for §5; sont by mall. Why suttor from thix torrible disesse whon & wrilton gunrantes s osItively glven with 6 boxes oF refund the money Lt Leured Send stamp (OF (r00 Bample. Guarantes iasued by Kulin &Co., Druggists, S0lo Agents, corner 1otk und Dougias stroets, Vwatia, Neb. L fial ipation: dyspemiis, fou1 eats, headachie, hewribuirn, Lo of e, heatal def ression, paiufu) { pid evirs Bl reoutucg Ly lfi-}: omach. bvlrur o Toper funCLoks. Fersus o o oasing are uam;!~ % BHETRE 0 KRB N Vork 1 necesvsereesst sestsserroys THE INDIAN'S OODE. Dueling Among Uncle Sam's Ward fined to the Clu Ttisa fact that asmong Amorican In. dians of the same tribe, though they may number thousands, thore are few casos of quarrels that evoer result in murder. This is strange when it is ro membered that the Indian is passion: ate, uncontrolled in his impulses, cruel and ferocious by nature, They have their difficulties and theiv quarrels, but arbitration of the old men prevents bioodshed or murde Yet onco in a whils a fight occurs, and it is a novel sight to witness, says an old wostern traveler, One buck challongos another to combat. Accompanied by his frionds to the battleground, each buck is stripped and made to confront the other. Botween them lies a warclub, a smooth, long piece of hardwood, sea. soned by yoars of servico and regirded with reverence because of the blood- stains on it received during the war, The seconds of the surly-look ng dueliste toss up a piece of bark. The winnor l\n‘k» up the club, and his m?mnom, olding his arms, plants himself, bend- ing his head. Itis tho club bearer's privilege to whack his antagonist just us hard as he can.and with all the vigorous malicious- ness he can command, on the back. One blow is struck, and then the man who hus endured it picks up the club, and his ovponent is subjected to all the foreo he can command So the whueking goes on, and almost every blow is a knockdown one, until the duelist last knocked dewn refuses to accept the club from his opponent. Ha has had enough and the party breaks up. The severity of the punishment sondured in these duels is marvelous. 'ho club has a jaggid edge, and overy blow struck brings blood, making deep cuts and fearful bruise: Widow Ford Sheds Her Woods, A recent issuo of the Creede Colo., Chronicle, contains the announcement of a “'sociul event” given by Mrs. Dot Ford, widow of Bob Ford. Here is what the Chronicle says of it: Brave men with Winchesters and skirt dancers, with daggers in their boots, will tip the fantastic, glasses and things, in the Bad Lands tonight. Yesterday’s mail brought the follow- ing to the Chronicle office, encased in a satin envelope “tiod together nt either end with a golden cord. Pictured in the upper left hand corner is a group of men and womon seated about a table, whilo escaping toward the starry heavens is a ‘“‘carrier duck” with the handle of a 4-pound pail in its mouth. This would indicate that the can is to be urged—the growler rushed; or to use a vulgar expression, that it was the intention to fly the duck during the evening’s exercises. 'The wording of the beautiful engraving was like this: ‘“‘Yourself and friends are cordially invited to attend a grand ball Friday evening, August 5, in the Archu- leta building. South Creede, Colo., given by Mrs. Dot Ford.” The word *“ludy” was scratehod in the engraving and ‘“‘friends” substituted. Dot is the weeping widow of the la- mented Robert Ford, formerly of Mis- souri, and the friends of the decensed are expected to rag for the benefit of the widow. Nobody barred excent the muyor and conncil. Go early and avoid the —Leave your six-shooters in and shove ‘your money under s September 1 ench sub. seriber to the Arizona Kicker will re- ceive as a souvenir a beautiful litho: graph, 8x12 in size, of our private grave- yard by moonlight, says M. Quad in the New York Sun. There are ten graves in all, five on each side of the main walk. The whole lot is u beautitul grass piot, with trees, shrubs and flowers in profusion and n white picket fence sur. rounding the lot. The total cost up to date has been about $1,000, but tourists who have traveled in every country de- clare that they have seen nothing to begin with it. We beliove there is an editor somewhere in Idaho who has n privato graveyard with three graves in it, but we have been told that he killed his victims with a pickax while they were drunk. The lithograph reprosents a full moon shining down upon our p. g and bring- ing out every detail as cleavly as if seon under the noonday sun. A sort of ha L is thrown upon each grave, and the trarling arbutus and blossoming violets produce a softness of detail which goes ht to the heart of the beholder. ; ———— Cousumptive Indians, It is often said if white people could could live most of the time in the open air like the Indiuns, they would never have consumption; and, in fact, certaln phy- sciuns attempt to cure consumption by keeping their patients outdoors nearly all the timo. But De. A B. Holder, of Memphis, Teun., now comes forward withstatistics toshow thatthe In- dian is peculiarly sabject *o pulmonn disenses. Reports which he secured from the Indians of Yunkton and Sis- seton, Dak., Devil’s Lanke Dak., Green Buy, Wis., Tulalip, Wash.. Standing Rocle, Dak., Lower Brule, Dal., and Western Shoshone, Nev., all teemed with data as to the fatal ravages of con- sumption. Of 1,433 deaths from all diseases in 1888, 1 were from con- sumption alone, — - A Great Breach of Frondship, On the death of p colebrated journal- ist the following story was related of him, says the Boston Courier: He wus onee yery sick and the attending phy- sician gave himup for losu. *'I cannot doanything for you,” he said; “*you must die.” Another doctor was, howove called in, who succeeded in curing him. The first timoe the convalescent took a stroll he met his first doctor, who, greatly surprised, said he thought him 1o more among the living, **Woll, you see,” snid the patient, “when you left Dr, V was called in, and he succeeded in building me up again.” *‘Oh! welll welll A man whom I thought my friend! Really it was not at all nico in him.” - Where the Editor Keops Cool, The most northern newspaper in the world is the Nordkap, publighed in Hammerstein, The editor and his as sistants work in a small wooden house roofed with turf. News arrives to the Nordkap not by telegram but by the muilboat and the world’s events reach the Hammersteiners very late, genoral: ly after eight days. ‘The paper is pub- lished,ns wo learn through the Vossische Zoitung, only once n week, o that the news is not infrequently a fortnight old, Much time is also lost in sending copiet by boat to the different subscribors live ing on the shores of the various flords, Some subscribers foteh their newspape ers themselves and pay for them i kind, that is, by herring and other fish, ekl ol LEAVENWORTH, K, June 16, ‘00 Mr. J. 1. Moore: My Desr Sir—( have been sutject to sick headache all my life Over two years ago I bogan using *Moore’ Tree of Life" for it and never had a ase of sick headacho since, oxcept when th wedicine was atono end of the road and I the otber. Jtls worth more than money to me. 1 heartily recommend It to sll sufterors ofh eadache. Very truly yours, W. By Lie, PastorFirst Baptist Churob,