Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1893, Page 7

FOR RENT HOVBEB CLATRVOYANT! RPECIAL NOTIGES. DYEIT 19 KM ENT will be taken it 1 8250 p. 11 Advertisers, by requ MRS NANNIE V rolinble busin CLATIVOYANT, ar b 19 N 10t - ROOM HOUSE, ntil 12,40 p. m. for the o¥ Jand Pacific sireots, §5.00, nedium, ffth' ye morning and Sunday editi ons. MASSAGE, BATH, ETOC. Tatos, 100 n line o Nothing taken for diressed o wnonlered e | FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. ) for lews than 2 38 than 25 FURNISHED 110 for kentiemen only BITUATIONS WANTED. Massage, vapor, alc FURNISHED ROOMS, DOUGLAS STRERT, EXPERIENCED massage, alcohol, sulphyr and ses Write at onc FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED, 117 CAP.AVE. PERSONAL. A word first Insertion, Nothing taken for less tha TREATMENT nd hair treatment Mrs. Post, 3194 8, 15th, Withnell D BY A VOL FOSITION A8 bookkeoper CONNOR OF 4101 A vean for World's fale visitors TA COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED BOOK et and general ac t will be opon for mal baths, soalp prences furni \ FURNISHED and chiropodist 10 Davenport street FURNISHED ,‘..,,.'.,,, os office Experiencod 19 Dodge sire o 15th and Douglas § FURNISHED ROOM RESPECTABLE Iike situstion Iper. Address Mrs. £tanton, 142 WANTED BY 1K 80, AND YOU first WoFtEago s suts of &40 o #4000, w1 cont interost —— tit out on' th FURNISHED PERIFNCED YOUNG LADY ansthing battor Bogws & 1111 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES | FURN!SHLD ROOMS AND BOARD ntes, 10c n line each (nsertion Nothing taken for less than 25 Will 0 other oMice work $60 w line TED BY YOUNG SITUATION AS eNOKFAPNOT OF Keneral HMice work ; S DOLAN, 200 AND 21N, 511 S HOATAUIOF oF Kener T oA NDZIN, ST ST T UNDER ( \‘ ¥ OF GELLENBECK, BANJOIST & TEACHER, 1810 California stroet raph operator JRO0NS WTH BOARD, 21 DOUGT A3 <1 Mercer hotel WANTED- MAdwE HELP. Ti4c n word first Ineertion, lea word there Nolhing taken for less (hah 20¢ niahed, Lome tabie, MONEY TO LOAN- REAL ESTATE. W 1o ench inser LONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. - BALAIY Olt $1.50 w lino per t Chemical Tnk ¥ useful and novel inventio whly 1n two s 10 per cont profit We ulso want s gen y And appoint sub. g or terms wnda Morro Erasing i, Cc DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS Akents making ral nwont Lo tnke Farnam stree SENTRE OF (orsit TW ) GENTLEMEN 10 ROOM AND board In private family. Southwest p 16, 1a Crosse, THAVELING ALESMEN o | FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS “Haton, e n word first insartion commission Nothiug taken for I Oumaha Nat. bank bldg WANTED AT ONCE Omaba_property 7 Van Buren St LOANS ON IMPROVED £ ROOYS CILK. Fidoliy Trust P 603 NOWTH 13TH ST, -KER U8 1F LOANS ON IMPROV clty proyerty §5.000 and upward: No delays. W. Firosm Smith & Co AND UNIMPROVED 06 per cent 16th and Haroe 000 positions. Western Busiuess ARency. b, between Juekson and Leavenwort WANT A GOOD PAVING JOB WRITE the Hawks Nursery Co., OMATIA SAVINGS DANK MAKES on real estate at lowest market ratos. 10 large sums for short or 10ng time. Ission fs charged and : - FURNISHED AN WANTED 10 tho loans are not Apply at in alviys by found &L the o 0 f 13t and Douglas st er o fice, 1616 1 bauk on the co FNERGETIC Experlence unnecessury and Apply 161t Louglay AND FARM Board of Trade FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES LANDZ VEAR LOANS ON CITY Rates, 10c a line e Nothing taken ur city business. ry to rikht party. 0 LOAN ON OMAIIA AND COUN ol Blufts real 1 to filg por cont 1t commisslons or attorneys feos. at'l bank blde, NALNESS MAKEIS ON BRIDLES I Enonacns block, sultab) meat market, hardware or dry At WItH 10 Me! P CARINET MAKERS WANTED | Josepl Furniture ¥ifg. Co., St ent brick store building, 1005 LICHLELT D ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO, 518 N, Y. fo. lends at [ow ratos for Nobraska or lowa farms or Oma 1415 Capitol dition, for rent o rman_and clerk (ST 00 313 N quarat, Seribner, Neb, u city property reasonoble term: pleton, room dls First National Eank blig. Apply 5:30 8. m. IMPPROVED 18 N. 10t strect, steam heating f SALESMEN Apply atth tixing eards. fans, eto manufacturer. tising Speclalty Co., on commisal on allthe toors, gas, et MONEY TO 1. LOWEST RATES ON ct_from the | B 12 BROWN BLK Globe Loan & Trust Co. |8, BUSITM A 7 REAL ESTATE CH, PAY FROM ateady employment A GOOD COATMAK DESIRABLE OFFIC 1. Wend, in building. 16t and Do ugins K OF ONE OF LOAN & TRUST Aneckel, the tailor, Hebro, 2 clty and faro ¢ BEST GROUND | property atlowest rates of Interest 2 $50 per month | en-:,n\.--m Tool or Srayaling) o aavertt - PRIVATE FUNDS FOR LONG our ahow cards tacked up and foncos along your own county dny oxponse cluding light. beat and janito; AND SHORT in towns, on tree $70.00 0 month solary FINE LOCATION FOR s deporitod I your bunk whon sturied T rates. Alex. Moore, 401, MOJEY TO LOAN—-CHATTELS. Ratos, 100 a 1in yuld control trade If taken at SCOND MORTGAGE LOANS; ducements given to responsible partios. D, FEW STUDE e|... Ik telouraphy, ladics or AGENTS--WANTED. - ench tnsertion, " LABORIKE ON RAILROAD WORK b AT TUE OFFICE OF Non for Toss thai e Kramer & O'Hcarn Labor Ageney. £00d positlol No capital n OMAIIA MORTC Au.n: LOAN Co. s 10 noword firs o thing takon for low WANTED—-TO RENT. o8, 1440 1 word firat I Nothing taken for You ean LOFrow on, AND CARRIA: . pleasnnt work at their own home: MERCHANDISE, $1.00 (o £3,00 e sent by wnl WAREHCUSE 3 OICANY OTHER 8ECURTT We will lend you an from $10.00 to 81, ON THIE DAY YOU without publicity or removal 0€ property. You can pay the money back In any amount’ you 10t any time, and o uce the cost of tho loan. aber thut you have the For particulars ud . Boaton, Mass. AT ¢ le and & helf of postofice. SK FOR T e - CAPITALISTS, ~WANTED, A FIRS 1006 Dodye. L. Welnborg. 10 DO GENERAL 15 South 11th Y- WANTED, T CLASS DRE kago sufticlent for wholesale busi- Aduress X 10, Beo office, Council luffy, HOUSEWORK, airsi e L pay for it only as 1010 SHERMAN AVE STORAGE, Ratos, 100 n 1100 each I Nothing taken WILLIAMS & CRO “There will be no expens the amount wat amount of th Hefore borrow! you will find it greatly Lo ¥ 20 kept out of ed, but you will receiva the £ ull e e tnsertion, $150 w lino TED, COMPETEN v less than 2 owhero eall and ses us “KOR RENT. take clone to city WITH EMALL COT N SR Arst Hoor aboy THE OLDEST, 1 ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OM HOUSEIHOLD clean oud cheap rates. i1l Farnam, ¢ INCORPOR- i ¥ WEEKI home for Gien Tollet Co. N slenCt IWVES STOR HEATING ST D DURING SUM- r household goods. Omaha Stove Ropals DO YOU WANT MO THE FIDELITY LOA! ROOM 4. WITIINELL BLOCK, 1§ SOUTIL 15711, CORNER HARNEY 8T : 1207 Douglas. J ARANTEE CO, GIRL FOR GEN KWORK; 1 BLC enst of Brownell hall. JRED AT REASONADLE RATES — = ¢ Hughes Stove Repalr Works, 607 8. 13th st F-GOOD (00K WANTED, BEST OF WA s ? WANTED--TO BUY. Hates, 1t0 n word first nsertion, 1o a word there. Nothing taken for leas than Ze. WANTED TO BUY SOM mortgnges o gounty property. CHAMBERMAIDS Wyo., ¥20; waitrosses, $20; pastry fares all pald. 11y N. 16th st LADY CAN in businoss with $0.60 weekly ot b experionced, but must -8 WAITRESSKS VANI) 10, 8loux Cit ployment Burea: AMERICAN Umaha o WIE MAKE LOANS N, WAREHOUSE SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. ON FURNITURE HOKSKS Omaha city or Doug: PORIETHOR PEK Iteed & Selby, 435 Chamber FURNITURE, - or will kel for owner in our auctios i1s. 1111 Farnas FOR SALE -FURNITURE. word first [nsertion, , 12 Cralvhton block, upstairs whull, 13 Cr » LOUSEHOLD OUL TERMS WILL MERT You can pay the monay bick at any tin amount you wish, and thus redug g tho loan in 5150 & lino por month, Nothing taken for less thian 350 , = th cost of carry 3 loa word there foportion to ni mpany, 1506 Farnm urniture ot othor VAR perty of any kind, we will pay it off for JOu and darey 1t us long a3 30 AN TTAVE YOUR MON Y FROM I TIME YOU MAKE Al No publicity 0r removal of property Uo wso 0f both money andl Broporiy TWO 6 ROOM Catawell stroo, wotor. Callat southwest cor. % islx montha, Inquiro 208 Spre K south Luko st ¥OR SALE - HORSES WAGONS ETC. Ratos, 140 a word first 0. Nothing taken 1or less than 50 that you COTTAGES, €. 8. Elgutter, 204 Dee bldg” D IOOM APATRTNENTS, biock, with stoam. Keferencos new, modorn. ON ANY KIND OF 8K strictly confidential. A. K. Harrls, room 1. Continenta) block. Cauirod 816 8 Hd 1o a word there T 10-OOM HOUNE, 210 Knquire of Morit its, on furnity without delay Dufl Green, room 5, Barkor block. X PRITCITAKD, 5 DOUGLAS BLK 16 & DODGR D 2 0. planos, 11ve Meyor, cor. 16th nml 8. 103 Pendl St COTTAGE, ALL modern, beautiful Inwns, shade, ete. #20d and Miama sts 'D LAKGE LIST HOUSES, I" Will sell cheap aylor, 07 South 29th street BUSINESS CHANCES. Tatos, 100 n line each (nsertion. $1.60 o Nothing taken for UL, 1005 FARNAM ¥OR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. Kates, Ibye a word first i Nothing token for NDARD CATTI nay at 80.00 ROOM COTTA ertion, I & word the 0. m«huv\m:vn) WAL ' o i pair, $10 per Tl DRUG STOCK AND take Farnam cor “tora fixturcs at Waterloo, Satiafactory torms to tho FiZht party Knquire of Meyer & = NPANY OFFE Fl.Alfll»\\'|‘||l\|,~vU]IAI.D“l ALLPARTS | N Kaapke, or Kuts-Novins C. iny be" withdrawn IN A GUOD Nobrasks, n 8 TOWN IN NORTH ok of gonoral morchandise. slsting of dry KO0ds, bOOLs and shoer Twlll seil the stook for on time to sult the purchaser If seour Price, #,500. Addres ROOM FLATS AN NEW MODERN BUILD. d; $33.00 and §25.00 por month room 1, Continental blk FOUR FIRST-CLA centrally loeat Kelkenoy & Co patentee Box %0 clothing and L ROOM FLAT, VUK SALE CHEAD room flat, 0. Hoborta, 1618 ¢ OLD LUMBER, CONSISTING OF watehed flooring, siding, sheeting, eelling,jolsts scantling, doors, windows, fr Inths, oto, at re clated Charit FOR SALE. A STOCK _ ehandise of about $6,000 to §7.000. 10 & good town Apply to Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods BOARDLNG es, vutside LIl R0 the propIplor onable prices. Howard street A FRESH COW AND CALF AT 2620 Wobator st THREK 61100M HOUSKS, COR- on'and 13th HOTEL SALE, BOX 814, SHENANDOATL, 3 FROM TWO OF 1 WANT AN AGENCY FOR A 108, brown leghorns, §1.00, per set L TWOI KENT, NINEIOOM 10T, MODERN Q‘...h ot e it vements "1hquire 48 NO Wb ¥ vou s M. K. ‘Dunn, Loug Pin; FIRST-CLASS MEAT arge 0f ‘ment market and man i must have §00.00 Lo $10,000.00, L0 take an in OR_ BALE, FRESH, £at Brown and 24th Sts. (O)-FOK SALE aiso ¢ lron clamps. W CONVENIENT or wholesale men. Apply 1112 South : ) ; A L Mra W. Zoller 20 oan $hke 6 GOOD LOCA = Skinaer, 1614 Farnam ENROOM MODERN HOUSE, , rent moderate. LIVE BUSINESS MEN TO take an interost in & company establistied five oxtend; we MIEOELLANEOUB. V- WANTED, " Rates, 140 & word firat Nothing taken for less than 2c HOUSEKEEPERS &t wo ronOvate aud thoroughly clean by the mOost lmproved processes foath Highest markot prices paid for new and old ' foath Billow & Doup, 14th and Davenport. FOIL RENT, AFTER MAY 15 bath and-city water; aQuite Kobert Hunte FOI WENT oeation (furaishud who will board owuer for rent. G ROOM [HOUSE; riion, lc & word the have already ten thousand invested VOK SALE, 8\LOON BUILD tures on N atreet street, South Omaha T FOR SALE CHREAP. REST Doing good busia HOUSE, BLEGANT io party without children, r beds and piliows. Inquire of J. W. Sipe, %18 N 0 URANT T8 G0OD FIVE AND SIX_KOOM HOUSES, $10.00 AND —— quire 604 O. Hurtman, N. W N:':n"‘“‘":';‘ :"'vp'“ TYPEWRITENS FOR RENT nish you either & No. 3 or No. § writer, 1o irst-olass conditle Wyckofl, Beamans & stroet, Omaha, Nobraska. Tth and Docatur. A GOOD OFFIC » can take stock and have old_establisbed and growing rotail ay 00d dividends. address G. G. Wallace, Brown block, Omah ITH 8,00 to $,00 ried position in' an bustaess 1o T-ROOM HOUNE, KA 1714 Farnam lorn, $25.00. Fidelity Trust Co. + 1104 Farnam. Omaba stock will FUKNISHED rooms, Faraaui st. near 1vih, aft AN, 07 Furnam ot ETESS.DEAD ANY PHYSICIAN WISHING TO CHANGE l.\ll loeation should ¢orrespond with rum:l‘ 212, W MoCague bldg, Omabs. “PARTNER WANTED, concern oloaring 8500 per month , half interest 07 $2,500, cash 07 §oud trade. n be consul brated Egyplian droast o marrisge | oue, come all, and be piate Lo unite the e with one you love. convineed of her rems rosidence 4I7 S 1Ith st hours ¥ a m.to ¥ photo of your future mall for 4500 ‘nearly new, with barn, Macleod, 914 N. ¥. Lt v & ASusnLG W TENKOOM MODERN South 11(h street, Taquire 6 South 116h strsel riot life chart and husband sent throug| chart alone, oTon SALE GENERAL STOCK OF MOBE. oente in stampe ve posseesion of locstion. C. W ¥ouns & Prowptly au: | BUSINESS CHANCES. Continnen. ey - THE BEST PAYING MEAT el Blaffs; » bargain 1f taken at 18 for melilng. Addross S 2, Beo yunctl Bluffs MUY MY It SALE, A 8200000 STOCK, WIHICH HAS on stored, 0fatugs for 81,20 00. Ad MIt2 35 office, ¢ FOI SALE $730.0§ SUDA FOUNTAIN FOR about half pric 25,00 cash rogister, used a fow months, for $150.007 & $100.00 safe for §5).00. Address F 3, Boe. Mic2 2% * FOR EXCHANGE Kates, 100 a_lino each (asertion. §1.5) month. Nothing taken forioss than 25 70 ACRES OF OLEAR LAND IN ONE 0¥ 4 the bost winter whoat districty fo Kansas to ox change for 10 or 20 acro tract naar Omaha ity ltmits. Will pay cash difference (£ property 18 good. Address, gl¥ing price and | o, O %, Beo. 20 7 ENERAL MDSE.: WILL 7, -CLEAN STGCK OF Utake renl estato & money. Box 295, Frankfort,Ind a line per 7T OWN iy ¥ MS TN SEIRASKA iana Dakota. Wil sell eheap, or excha: mdse horses and cattle. Add Lox 76, Frankfort, ACHES CHOLCE N 7 =i BRASKA LAND “and cash for merchandi > Box 23, Konrnay, Neb, MSIS AN 71000 TOANT MADIE CIGATES FOI 1 AND AND licash, give particulars Box 23 Kearney, Neb M5 7‘T.|‘ LAY PRESS 10 TRADE FOR BALED hny. M. Oppenhielmer, Culbertson, Neb, 7 WANTEDASECTION Ot TW0 0 . Jland on the Missourl bottom 1n lowa or Ne braska in exchange for good lots. Address Beo oftice, Counell Bluf Y 7o EXCUANGE Military ave., near L sell on payments 166x150 on 30th and_Tamt for improved property 120x150, corner, South Omals, 28th and 1sts to exchange. 0 acres 2 miles from Councll Blufts to exchange as part for improved place Clear 10t on Cuming st change for mproved lot Hevernl pleces cloar stock of hardwa Grabinm, 305 MeCagne Blag CHEAP HOUSEE 6 ROOMS ON 1ton. 52 feet front. Will on, eloar, to exchange Carthinge corner, to ox- property to exchange for 75400 ACRE RANCITS. K. WYOMING, UNDEI Arrigation, fencod, vross fe good balldings, nenr rallroad station. Wil trade £or rental progp- erty, Omnha. and sssume moderate encumbrance, | or for Nebraska lands. G. G. Wallace, Brown block, Omahn, 7 SEXCHANGE, STOCK OF GENERAL Aenandise of £3,000.00; will take part cash cloar real estato. Address Miller & Co., Litehfl Neb M1 800 7,-WANTED, STOCK OF G0ODS 13 Stor desirable residence property (new house) in Councll Blufts, In. For particulars address, Lock Box 144, St Paul, Nebraska. 148, 7 EOL SALE G EXCITANGE FOR EASTURN ANGhraska land or Omaha or Councll Blufts rest doieo property, one fine bred Hambletonian stal Hon, 16 hands high, welght in good condition 1,20 pounds, sired by ilngwood, seven years old and sture fonl gotter; reason for d1sposing of him, other business to atténd to, A good chance If taken #oon." Writo o cail orf Geo. Walters, Panama, In WHAT HAVE ¥ O OFFER FOR 15 1t00M ourding house and 2 lots in Co. seaton U. P B & M. K K7 G., Oconto, Neb. 160 0% FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE, atos 100 o lino each (nsertion, $1 month. Nothing taken for loss then 2ic % aline per [LEGANT CORNER TOR REsIDENG Us. #18,000: handsomin rosidence, ¥ £t lot, $15,00 fine farm, 12 miles out, 6.000. F. K. Darling, Bark block [ 18 1 (O eraae CHE FINEST THING N the city for the monay. ‘That elegant i-room cottnge we are Just comploting I Avondale park One mile from postofiice. Furunca, bath, mantol s sewer, hot and cold wazer, soddad yard, treos, stone walk and paved streot. Only §4,020.00 onsy. Buy now so we can finish fo sult Eidelity i rust Co. 1102 Farnam AFINE LOT WIIHIN TiLs MILE LINIT FOR LN §1.800.00, 4 tn Avondalo park at that. where £0.000.00 will bo oxpended for Improvoments befora iy 1 which will add 2) por cant to' tha vaite of thiese fots. W dosiro o' seli 'g of the Burt. sire 1ots bofore May I, and as a spoctal inducoment will make & disoount. of $10)00 per 106 €0 tho firat aix Prchasars, $530.0) caxtt ana £0).00 on or bofora fivs Vonra: 11 this lsn't & barenin. whers will you tind Une 7 houses now boing bailt in thiy beantiful Vou ths property at oneo: Fdaiity Teasl Con 1102 ROOM THOUSE RO 110U L M m M LU BLOCK SYRUS/IICTATD & TILDEN S Jaddition. Putman Crambof, 1500 Dode st 3 FOR SALE you M5T6 8 % dross FARNST WE HAVE THE GG ey the United States. We have enpugh to fill every prge of the Bos or World. | If you wantan lown Or'Nebruska farm, come to hendquarters. Bogys & 1AL 1408 Farnam st GMI | HOUSES, LOTS PAUL, 195 FARNA i i e o SALE — LOT 90X123 FEET (T0 ALLEY) only two blocks from paved stroet and car fino T'rico $000.00, b cnsh, balance (n one, two and threo yours. Apply 1012 Farnam stroot M752 PHINK OF ¥ CORGIA AVE. PROPERTY and only $50.00 per foot, between Mason and Pa gitio stroota. Virginia avel oniy 815 er oo, ad Jointng property held at §70 to $100 per foot: 3 sales made in'one week. Fidolity Trust Co.. 1102 Farnam SACKIFICKE SALE BY bot lots in Briggs' Place block 7. on Dodge street, near lots 26 and 23, block 11, Harney stroet, near 42d street. For special price and terms nddress owner, K. C Johnson, 1316 C Commerce, Chicago, 111, SALE lvuu AT A BARGAIN, home In Council Bluffs with about two acros of ground; nicely improved. Will take land or other §00d clear property in part payment at cash prices. Address 13, Bee Oftice, Counctl Bluffs. M Iwm ND LOT CHEAP, AS owner I8 about to leave the city. Inquire at 420 North §9th St Ms03 Mé “BARGAIN, FINE OB 1. JOOR SALE. BARGAIN nonresident, four 50 dd., 1ots & and 6, 47th ' street, nnd RESIDENCE LOTS ON Dodgo st . 10ts § aad 10, block 6. Kiiby Place, corner, $,000 for both. W. T. Graham, McCague Blg 83 28 l OR SALE ON PAVMENTS, rooms, on 28th And Pin, Lots 0 ina . Kilby place, corner Dodge streot, $4,000, dorn house. Kountze place, for salo or exchange Ltage Of 6 OT 7 rooms. Graham, 05 McCagne ng. 983 25 TANTED, BUYERS FOR SOME OF TII BEST farms in Antelops ani BOOue (0s.. also sev- fine ranchos for sale. AddressJ. B. M Elgin. Neb. 01 S ALESNATT, FAT AT, RIG BARGAIN=T HAVE [UST TAD PLACED in my hands for quick sale the five-roon cot tage and lot, northeast corner of 23d and Capitol avenue, only one block west of High sehool. This I% the cheapest cholce ploce of Inside restdence property in the clty. It you with to consior tha purchase of this property call And seo me &t o Hicks. agent. 05 N. Y. Lifo bullding. MG 30 118,00 NEW Tiousk 1 BLOCK OFF PARK avenup, every convenience, §3.000. oom ouse 621 South 20th ktroet 14 North 24th streot om, | mile nOFtuwost 0n ensy ghtly Hanscom place lot $2.160. Three fine Windsor place lots nt §2,00, Full lot Melrose hill §75 fx]32 corner with fine 10-room modern dwelling 15,000 Comfortable 5-room cottage and lot miles southwaest $1.900 5room cottage Norch 19th stieet §1,W0. Wil necept ood vacant 10t 06 4-room cottage and full corner lot, 418t And becatar, ot 81,00, or cot 4 10t 27 and Douglas, §2.000. 16th and Douglas. CHEAP, HOUSE, 5 ncy streots terms at $1,850. sx12, 1% 142 28 KM OF 140 ACRES 7 MILES FROM S0. OMAHA 10 mijes fron 1 ‘miles from Papillion. provements; only $60.00 an noro 1€ agld at dnco; fine land for frulu and gardo g, C. F. Harrlson, 913 N. ¥, Life. 16929 AL 10 ACKES. IMPROVED, GLOSE 0 R AL ad, $12.80 por acre on tme. Willlams & Mittan, oom 813 MoCague bullding epposite postotice. 147 30 AOFOOT LOT, 30TH AND MAKCY, ONLY §2,000.00 ) C.F. Harrison, 912 New York Life. M165 28 ~ DRESSMAKING, i 155 A M. SHEETS. ) DRESSMAKER, CONTI nontal block, room 6.’ atlataction ghirateed 712-U10° FIRST CLASS D MAKER WISHES SEWING oy th @ day fn families. ' Apply at 1433 North I8tic atrost: Mi0T 20° SHORTHAND AND PEWRITING.. I\ll'l 100 & line each |uu-rll‘m4 $L.5 & line Wl‘ month.’ Nothing taken for)es than %o OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SO0N acquirea working kuowledge of shorthand and typewritiog at A, C. Van Sant's sohool of ahort nand. 518 N. Y. Life Typowriters to rent. Mo, ~ PAWNBROKERS. Hatos, 100 & line each tnsertion. $1.50 8 Iine per montl. Nothing taken for less than 2c. DIAMOND BROKER, Toans money on dlamonds. wa old nud silver bought. Tel. 554 SCALES. . 1ine each lasertion. $1.50 & 1ine per month.' Nothing taken for less than 25c. NEW & BECOND-HAND 5 Addross Borden & Sellack Co.. o .Dougias st oto. Old LES, ALL KINDS. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS | Rates, 100 & line each insertien, §1.50 & line per wonth. Nothiug taken for less than B C W.BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JNO. G JA- (o0bs. decensed. ater with M. U. Madl), uoder akor sod embalmer, 815 5. 10h ot., tel. 690, KNOWLEDGE FUTURE UNVEILED By the worid's most famous medium, Mrs, Dr. F. Sherman, of British fa known ns tho Child Medinm of Engiand tranced will revenl every hidden mystory in 116 be N Eurons and Ameriea the greatest living wonder of the prassnt ags; understands the sclence of the Persian and Hindoo magie. or anolent charm-work Ing. and preparos Egeptian tallsmans which will \ pronounced ur enomle st nffections one you love bad habits remove family troubles make marriages with the sve evil Influence. and all 1o g stand willglve correct infor denth, divorces, Lever fatling young menon marciage and how to for hapy 10 what bust spoedy to restore no fallure: re: oures witehery, fit ng and mysterious diseasos mation on lawsul tfrlends, everythl abse advico to hoosa n wite 043 bost adapted for k speculation a speclalty; re looatls nlso glves 1ndispansable adios on love, courtship and mar ar lover Is trne or false. ssful manner 1 she troats matters of the utmost obscurity has glven such universal satisfaction that her name | sverd in hor ald sntisine and m burlod property rals LEINTRY and suce The mystorious n whi « hecoma n p: thonsands of households male happy by and advice. 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Mogeath Stationory Co,, 1301 aro Farnam St., Omaha, “Improvement the Order of the Age,” HAVE M@ SEEN THE NEW SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CHAIR? 1f you have not L at the Smith Pre- Typewriter Co.’s oftice, or send for sulars, As usual, we have THE BLEST, The Smith Premier Typewriter Co Cor. 17th and Farnam St OMAHA, NEB, E. H. MAYHEW, Manager. PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO.,Solloltors. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb ¢years Examluners U, 8. Pat. Offoe. Advios tray PENSIONS ! CLAIMS! "OUR EMPLOYMENT DEP'T while costing the employer and employee nothing, has enabled us to advance the inter- ests of both, and also our own, by securing better resutts with the machine. Wyckoff, Seaman & Benedicl JLEPHONE 1753, 1712 FARNAM 8P, SUPREME COURT SYLLABL Chief Points Covered by Decisions Handed Down by the Judges Wednesday Laxcory, Neb., April 27.—[Special to Tue Bee.]—On Wednesday o number of cases were decided by the supreme court, of which the following are the syllabi Wood River bank vs Dodge et al. Error from Hall county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Maxwell Where from an examination of the evidenco it is upparent the verdict Is wrong it will be set usiav. 2. A juror will not be perr his follow jurors while they are considering thelr verdict facts In the within his own personal knowledge but not given in ovi- dence. He should make the snme known dur- ing the trial and if desired, testify as o wit- 1ess In the case McCord, Brady & Co. vs Krause. Error from Cass county. Order of dissolution vacated and cause remanded for further proceedings. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Ryan. In the action of a judgment, creditor against the debtor, the validity of chattel mort 5 wade by the debtor to other partles cunnot as agalnst such mortgagees bo adjudicated As between plaintiif and defendant alone, upon motion to dissolve an attachment of th chattels mortgaged, the defendant can be heard only because of his residuary contin- gent interest which may remain after the said mortgages are satisfied. Whipple vs Hill. Error from Greeley county Aftirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Norval. The affidavit upon which the attachment in this case was issued ox ined and held sufti- clent 2. Where a motion to discharge an attach went on the ground that the facts stated in the aflidayit are untrue 15 heard upon con- flicting afidavits, the decision of tho trial court on the mation will not be disturbed un- less 1t 1s clenrly ugainstthe welght of the ovidence Sectlon 88, chapter xix, ComplledStatutes, providing thaf “no court ean be opened nor any business be transacted on Sunduy or any legal holiday," ete., does not prohi judge from Issulng ¢ of attachment ou a debt ln.nl. du 15 purely a ministerial and not & Hewitt vs Elsenbart. Error from Saline county. Reversed and remanded unless within thirty days defendant file remittitur of $35 and interest at 7 per cent from date of judgment. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Irvine A judgment will wot be set_aside because an expert witness was permitted to answer hypothetical question assuming s fact unsup- Pobied by the vidonce. whore sich fact Whs thoe only hypothesis of the question, not com- Dined with uthers based upon the ovidence, and the answer could not misiead the fury. 1t Is not prejudicial error to permit an ex- POt to state what steps he would take ina iven case, it the question doos Lot refer 1o ted to state to o that judicial act IS POWER| | not with & view to their | of the injury i question an | ment of his putient the se of | the | torm | the merits, wholly on | ownarship | tels, | expressiy admitted, y a legal holiday an order | s | | as (nland bills of exchange for the any mattor in_dispute ductory in (ts charac 3. Doclarations of w party planatory of hi< physicnl ¢ the declarations are made, aro admissiblo ro the clrcumstances warrant the tnfer that they were made spontancously and effoct upon the con troversy. Whether of not they fall within ule must be left largoly to the discretion but {s morely intro- (0 the sult, ex- 1ition at the'time a5 to the physical condition of plaintif in & malpractice case just befor telal and two or more years after undorgoing the treatment complained of, s competent whero such condition Is shown fo be the result is of 0 permi nent nate 5. The law requires of a sargeon in the treat- that d skdil ordinarily pos modical profession 1t I8 not necessary sustaln o verdict for the plaintif that afl expert witnesses enlied should consider the treatment pursued by defendant inpro- per: nor will the fact that all such witnesses agree that o portion of such troatment is proper under some circunistances in itself de foat a recovery 7. There cui be no recovery for oxpense in urred in efMOrts to cure an (njury uoless it ho 0w n thit the expense so incurred wis roa sonably ne Wagner vs Aftivm Ryan In an action for the re of farm lunds and n dwellin fendant's alloged foretl netively, plaintifi's r e tion which defined the rehts of the d fendant to the whole subject of —contro versy as though to b tested by his right to session of the dwelling house alone, wits properly retused Pavish et al vs McNeal neo county. Afiemed Justice Norval A person having a the result of an o pirty ix an administrator of cussd per n i not preciuded by section 829 of the coda from testifying to a transaction between Bimselfiand suchi deceased person, in case such administrator has fiest introducod a witness who has tostified in regard to the same: trans action 2. When a person, who Is precluded by the provisions of sald scetion. from testitying wsinst the representative of a deceased son, IS permitted without objeetion to testify to il conversition or transuction had with suc! deceased purson, 1t Is w walver of the benefit of the statute Held, the verdict is ndsubstance Rodgers vs Graham county. Ju of firmed, except as to versed. Opinion by Mr. The petition examined and he also that it Is not fails to allege that th of which the mortgage set ton was glven to seeure, states the date the note prior to brin the suit 2 Whon the defendant plevin contests (h oo of knowledze and sed by riembers of the In o mulpraciico cas Ssiry Haines Opinion by Beror from Gage county Mr. Commissioner wory of possession 1 house from do detention of both Juest for an in Errvor from Paw Opinfon by Mr direct logal re tion in whic st In v suflicient, both in rror from Adams district _court af sts, which is v Justice Norval d sufficient objectionuble because it note, for the payment forth in the peti- due, since it wtured, which was in an action of re- 1so dn the trial court on an affirmative « nd izt of possessiol erty in himself, roof of der fusil s necessary to entitle the COVER costs, in ease the verdiet 8. Where inan uction by the MoFtgagor to re it is established of the prog and and re- plaintiir to re is I his favor L mortgagee ngainst wer the mortzaged ehat- that the mortgag givén to seeure w usurious lonn of money, the dufendant isentitled to rece Uthough the verdiet 15 in favor of the plaintiit Bedford vs State. Irror from Hall county Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Mi Chief Justice Maxwell In u criminal prosecution, evidence which on its face bs clearly incompetent and prejudieial to the accused should not be introduced and if the prosceution, without o promise o prove other facts to render 1t compotent, 1s. per- mitted to introduce such evidenee thus placed before w jury, an order of the court afterwards made to stiike 1t out does not wholly cure the wrong and may be cause for reversing the judgment 2. Lettors written by (hird partios inanother state to third partics In this, hut notin anawer to letters written by the accused uor con- s thorewith, are not. admissible in e s agiinst the accused o prove w muterd fact in the casc Lincoln National bavk vs Virgin, et peal from Seward county. Reversed Opinion by Mr. Justice ’ost Tho rule is that a default fendant is a confession only of such matters s are properly alleged in the petition or cou- plaint. Butw recognized exception to thit tule s thit where I u foreclosure or other Kkindred proceeding a defendant who is apon to disclose and setup his supposed but unknown interest in the subject of the mat- ter, makes defauit ho will be held to have ad- mitted that his interest theroin Is subject to that of the plaintifr, A judgment of a hinits genc Brought b fmof ‘tho p issues submitted for its by a party do- court upon a subject sdiction, hut which is any st i5 foreign dete to the ination 1s & y. 11 0 forcelosure procecding by subsequent mortga MOTHEAEOF, IU Wits K clalms some 1ises, the nature and exte the plaintif unknown, but is subordinate to plaintif’s claim, whereforo plaintiff asks that it be compelled 1o set the same up or be for- sver burred.” ‘The dofendunts all luving le default adecree of foreclosure was on- d. in which it was found that the M. bank had no “right, title or interest” in the mort- gaged property. In a subsequent action by the M. bank to fore 180 its mortgage, held that nn- former decreo cannot be pleaded us bur by V.or his grantecs, Builey vs State. Error from Seward county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Irvine, A defeet in the verification of an informa- tion is waived by pleading to the information, 2. Marriage 15 u civil contract requiring in all cases for its validity cnly the consent of pardes capuble of contracting. The fact of murriage muy be proved by the testimony of one of the partics Where u defends terous cohabitation w against pee und V., ulleged that interest in the it 1s charged with adul- ile living with his wite, proof of such adultorous cohabitation during any portion of the porfod luid in the informa- tion 15 suflicient to sustain the charge. 4. Asingle actof adultery at a time outsido of the perfod of adulterous cohabitaution thus proved isa separate offonse, for which the defendant may bo punished, although com- mitted within the period of adulterous cohub- itation laid in the Informatio 5. In a prosecution for adultery the only evidence of defendant’s marriage was that ot the complaining witness.the woman alleged to \¢ neriage relied v wis by Words of consent without the preser of w solomnizing oflicor or of witnesses. A new trial was asked on the ground of newly dis- devidenco, the “affiduvits removing every question of egligence in procuring the ovidence. The newly discovered evidenc alloged consisted of the declaration of the iplaining witness contradicting her testi- as to the marel Held, that under circumstances the motion should have n sustalned A wotion for anewt on tho ground of newly disc tonding to impeach o witness declurations contradicting his where such evidenco iy of so chiracte verdict Campbell vs Brosius. Error from Cass county. Reversed and remanded. Opin ion by Mr. Commissioner [rvine. Allegations of value in & pleadin be tuken as true by a fallu and in all cases founded meruit where the value of the services ks not the question of o is in Issue wnd wnst b proved and submitted to tho Jur Connell vs Gallagher county. Afirmed missioner Ryan A deed In other resne testimon controlling i e that it would probably change the are not to » todeny them; upon antum Appeal from Douglas Opinion by Mr. Com ts sufMicient and regu- lar is effective as between the grantor and grantee therein, to pass complete title evon though oxecuted in a foreign state. It is there acknowledged before only . purported justice of the peace as to whose genuine signature, ofticial character and power, there 0 ue- coupinying certificate of a proper officer hav- ing a seil 2. A decree obtatned for the purpose of ob- viating the objection that the acknowled ment of & deed was not shown to linyo been | proved by the certificates of a duly authorized officer, is operative only against parties to the aethon'snd others in privity with such parties Vhatever rights are hold by # stranger o such a sult are unaffectod by such a de 3. To impeach the return of an oflicor of due service by him of & sumnons ust be clear wnd satisfuctor Where want of authority to appear for a dofendant against whom jJidginent has heen rondered Is alleged to invalidate such Judg- ment, the burden of proof of such want of au- thority is upon the party assorting the same In n power of atiorney to convey real sroperty, the true function of the description B nbt nacassary 1o indantify the ind. bt may be only to furnish the nic indontification. 1t such description can made complete by an examination of publlc records, and the procecdings clearly Indicated in such descrip- tlon, it s & sufifciont indentitication of the subject matter of such power of attorney Wooa River Bank vs First National Bank of Omaha. Error from Hall county Afiirmed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Post. the the The term protest as applied to inland bills o only the steps essontlal o exchange fnclude the drawer nk checks in this country are regarded purpose of sresentinent and demand, and notice of dis lonor and do not require a formal protest in order to charge the endorsers. 8. They wre also dus upon presentation and not entltled to duys of grace. 4. A bank receiving for collection from o correspondent checks drawa upon it by cus- I tho adyerse | | kages in the mof | and 1t is | alled | it or | tof which is to | al should be granted | vored evidenco | by showing | the evidence | sssary means of | be | records of f.mm.;l‘ tomor, with instructions to protest In ense of nonpayment, is required in case payiment is rotused for want of funds to give notiee t the bank from which they were received not 1ator than the nest day after dishonor. And wh they aro held for two days in order ‘to ena the drawer to provide funds for payment thereof a jury will bo warranted in fnding that the “bank intended to nccept them and become Hable tereon . The general rule 1 th 1ivers a note or bill to a v mand protost and o for the default of the lat ter 6. Hut where such bill remains in the bank {0 be protested for nonpayment by the prest dent and manager thereof, w notary public, and who, nlthough aware of instractions o the contrary, delays noting for protest and iving notice, in “consoquence of which the endorsers are dischiegod, such notary will | hold to be the agent of the bank and the lat- tor will be Liable for his negligence Smith vs Gardner. Error from county. Reversed. Opinion by Mr Post Tho possession of & promis maker after maturity th evidence of payment 2. But the force of the prosumption of p ment from the slon of n note by muker, deponds upon the elreamstunces of the particular case. 101 orror, therefore, to instruct the jury that possession of & noto FRISCS @ strong presumption. of payment or s 1 StrOng CIrcutistanco to prove pyment Ogden vs Warren. Error from Adams county. Aflirmed. Opinion by Chief Justico Maxwell Contract set at where a bank de sary public for de it will not be Hable Greeloy Justice ¥ note by the vof 15 prima facle Mr outin the opinion construed and held that Warren & Co. had a liea upon the corn forthe purchiase money and their share of the profits, and were entitled 1o i medinte possession 2 Where adefendant lawfully in the posses: on of property denies the title and right of possession of ‘the owners, no - demand {8 necessary 3. A rocolver appointed by rocord of another stato to ik business of @ partnership there up its affairs may take chirge of thastivn in th nd to wind property of state, hut insuch case thore Iy v mere substitution of parties and the ro celver has no groator rights i such property thin the parties themselves. Rockford Watch company vs Manifold. Ap- peal from Gage county. Reversed and ro- manded. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Irvine. A Junfor wortzageo of chattels who agrees with'the senfor mortgagee wnd the nor that the goods mortgaged niay be sold procoeds upplicd (o the p order of (i Closed by the records cannot and_appropriation of the prococds, maintain an action toavoid the senior mortgiee for frand inits fnception without proof that the facts constituting the fraud wero discoversd after the agreement and sale. 2. 1n an netion to avold o conveyanee o ortgnge for fraud the facts constitating the fraud st be specitically ploaded; o general alicgation of fraud is insuficient 3. An awent for the purpose of selling goods will not be permitted 1o sell to himself, even thougli the salo he public and no_aetual fraud wppear. [ easo he does so he will be requived o aceount (o his principals for any profit ho may have realized 4, The tindings and ju b based upon tl aetion between o gigees of ehitt tacked by the whereof s not a rod void, is priovity after such sale gment In o case must ploadings. A decree in an mortgagor and certain mort- s, whereby o mortgage not at= pleading’ and the holder purty to the actlon isde- Crroncoils ured ereditors of a morty iitled 1o have the mortgages required by law 1 n sale otherwise than as the luw provides, although i aecordanee with an agrecment of the mort= sagor and mortgazees, s no protection. o those participating in the proceeds of the sale They are Hable (o account 10 such. ereditors for the value of the goods, less the valid Hens thereon 6. A nort upon a stock of m under thit general deseripti fo such merchandise o the mortgage was ¢ afterwurds purchise Johnson vs Johnson county. Afirmed. Justice Maxwell The testimony tends to she in 1883 one O, then worth i U 85,000, crected i house and rovements on the land of of his mothe cost to excend $2,000, He continued to therin a limited degreo until 1856 when he died insolvent Tnun ac- tion by 1 s whose claim had nearly all been contra I after 1852 and who received payment o share of the assets of the estate of O pro ratn with other croditors, to subject the estate of the mother mmulmy- ment of the residue of her elaim. ield, Thae the proof falled to show that € was insolvent when ho assisted his mother or thut bis assist- cavsed his insolvency and that the S estito was not linblo, here proof would warrant the riin finding that his mother, about 15830, Toaned 31,000, spie vs Cooper. Appeal from Lancaster nty. Decree in this court dismissing setitions and cross-petitions of ap- pellecs us to lots S and 9, block 124, in the city of Lancoln, and, as thus moditled, de- ereeof district court afirmed. Opinion by Mr. Commissioner Ragan, Under scetion 12 of the civil code an_ action for relicf on the ground of fraud can only be commenced within four yoars after o discov- f the facts constituting tho fraud. The cause of action mentioned in said soc= tion Is the fraudulent act complained of; and tho cause of action accrues when discoversd, and it is discovered when the party secki veliefis in possession of suflicient facts to g L person of ordinary intelligenco and pru- nee ol an nquiry which, 1t pursued, would le 1o 1 discorory of tho frauds and tHo stat- ute bogins to runagainst n-eroditor from the discovery of the fraudulent aeton the part of his debtor whethor the creditor’s claim hus been reduced to judgment or not, as he is not Himited to a ereditor's bill in order to obtain relief on the ground of fraud, but may attach the property fraudulently conveyed.” Irvin ., dissents, A party defrauded must be diligent making Inquiry. Means of knowlodgo are equivalent to knowledge. A clow to tho facts which, If followed up diligently, would lead to discovery, is, in lay, oquivaiont to a discoy cry. Accordingly, whoro a party was known by her creditors” to havo reconily fuled in s and 1o be insolvent, conveyed all hor seorded’ October 25, 1854, in the county where sho resided; and She in conversation with lor creditors at that time tthe object of the conveyanco was to itors; that sho had been advised to put har proporty out of her hands; that she Intunded (o put her property n athor Dands until she could sottle mattorss that she hiad made arrangements by which sho could pay all her home creditors: that there were some debts she did not feel bound to pay; that the objeetof the deca was to seeure i debt to tho grintec, and the surplys to be paid her; 16 was held that these facts walscovery by the ereditors on the date of the recording of sald doed that the samo was fraudulent. 4. 1t soems that the fraud, within the mean- ing of sald section 12, s’ discovored whon the fraudulent deed Is tocorded in the county ere the debtor lives, On the 25th duy of October, 1884, ¢, bein: largely indebted to varions parties, conveyed all her property, four ity lots, to one Rt with a Reerot ag t hetweon thein that R should sell the lots and retain the amount of the deby owing him by C, and roturn ¢he surplus prop- erty, or proceeds thereof, 1o O or such person as sho might desienato.” Held, that this ws a frand on the other creditors of O, but as this fraudulent convoyance was discoverad by them, on the date of its record, thelr sult to it axide, commenced more thin four yours caftor, was barred; but whero it alio aps poared thivt white K held the tlie 1o tho sald our lots, he wgreed with O that if she would find & purchascr for, or sell them, ho would piy her as commisstons all that rejnained of thet lots or their procoods nfter the payment 1o him of her debt; two of tho lots wore sold, R's debt paid, and 4t C's roquost, the remaining two lots were conveyed 1o ber hushiand withe out consideration. Teld, that tho two lots thus conveyed were s property acquired from R by purchase and woro conviyed o O's hushaud for the purpose of derratiaing hor creditors: held further, that this was not continuation or consunimation of the fraud of October 25, 1834, but anew and independent one, and a8 the sult of (s ereditors to set asido the conveyance of October 28, 1544, also assallodd this convevanco of e two ots pur- chnsedeby O fron 1Eand convoyed to hor hus- band, and wis commenced within four yoars of thé recording of such conveyanee 1t wits nog Darred s to 1o 10t purchised by 0 of It Obernalte vs Johnson. Error from Cass county. Afivmed. Opinion by Mr. Com- missioner Ragun Ochurged J bofore a justico of th with the commission of eriminal The Jury fownd J not guiley and & clal finding in these words: “An Complaint % s niade without probablo 3 thin sued O for damages, alloging thut the srosceution wis mulicious andevithout prob Bl enso, and sct out in his petition the spo- cinl finding of the jury. Held, that 1t wis Grror to overrulo O's motion o strike suh finding out of the petition On the trinl J offered (o ovidence the ver. it of the Jury acquitting him of the offonse with yhich O churgod hil before the Jusvice of thepence. Held that that part of the ver- alet acquitting him wis conipotont, nithough O's answer admitted that J had been tried and acquitieo. Held, further, that it wis error to permit the sald special findiug tw b read in Evidence to the jury The foregolng errors were, however, cured by tho instructions of the court, and'in this s hield to be without prejudice City of Grand Island vs Oberschulte. from Hall county. Affirmed Mr. Chief Justice Maxwell Tustructions set out in the opinion b caleulated to mistead the jury, and Verdict in sustained by the bvidence The yerviet conforiis 1 the proot, Ll For salo Cheap Adental ofice in Omahs, Neb. Ads dress 1212, Bee ofitce. wor of handise, \attaches only wais 1 1 when ceuted, und to any Appeal from Howard Opinion by Mr. Chief mot offense. 13 @ 8 that ror Opinion by 1d not that the