Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA BPECIAL DYERTISEMENTS YOI THESE will be taken until 129 p. m. for the ev. 118230 .. £0F the morning And Snnany e Advertiners, by requeating n numbered ches ve tholr answers nddressod (o a numbered lottor aro of TIE BEE. Answers 80 addressed will by elivered upon presentation of the che SITUATIONS WANTED. Jntel !|rr Jiem word frat insertion. ic a word ther Nothing token 10F less than 25¢ FOSITION A8 Address ¥ N6 10 SWANTED BY A YOUNG MAN bookkeeper of general office work Hee. KXPERIENCED YOUNG senogrnpher. Good refer- enell Biufts M9 BY FAPERIENCED 7 ddress ¥ 25 oo .4 2 CWANTED, DY Indy, position o ncon.” M7, oo, Ct “SITUATION WANTE D ok candler. Write nt once. hice TWANTED BY YOUNG LADY, SITUATION A8 Menokrnpher or eneral office work, 2 years cx perience. Address K 41, Lo i —WANTED, SITUATION BY 5 yenrs cxperience; Al refore own 6nd Sonth | akotn. Address Council Blnffs DIUG CLERK, registered in st insertion, Ic a word there- K tnken R WANTED, | THAVELING kel baking powder, We put ov rolling pins $00 month ar nt stomp va SALESME £00ds 1n ¢! | expenses, o for reply ren St M P F YOU WANT A GOOD 1A §ING JQb WITE the Huwks Nursers Co., Milwaukee, Wis M3 B IAN WANTED TO SELL AND COLLECT In country. Apply at Singer ofiice, 1516 Douglas. Mo M1 2-WANI ] Your city business EAlATY 10 1RDL party MAN 10 LEARN s unnecessury und Fouglas, 3600 M1t By WANIED. A GOOD COATHAKER, PAY FROM 96,60 to §11.00 conts: steady employment. o, Neb. 1 HGETIC Ixperien Apply 16| Incekel, the tallor, Heb ]‘ wurl PLUMBEIS—2 GOOD WORKEIS IN_LEAD and iron wanted by Julin E. Alien, Des Molnes, Boyarren EXPI KD STAIR. bullders to ah atairs In bulldings; g00d wages wnd steady employment. Apply st onee. Blumer & Kuhn Stalr Co., Broadway and Dock street, St Louls, Mo MiT8 2 i; LABORERS ON THE C. & N. W. Ky, IN IOWA Good wagos. Froe Pass Kramer & (rileatn, Jaboe ageney. 30 South 1ith street. ¢’ B WANED, MEN STk CGRAPHERS,_GOOD Dwages. NTED, COL Ieferences required. ECTOR AT ONCE, STEADY Address 48, Tiee M1k 1 n BT AR Nobeamua, to pall pide confilet with your housa trade. G Addreys Celory Phosphnte Co., Sioux Cily, BA GOOD WAGON MAKER WANTED man preferrod. Wm. Goldnor, Falls Cit FOR COMBINED Liberal snlury. Ad 1y, Chicago, 1} Mi20 6 NG YOUNG MAN, 19 TLD—-FEMALE HELP. word frst insertion, lc kon for less than 2. 'B- WANTED, SALEMEN line elders and cigarn dress Califoruin Clder oo p B WANTED, PORTELR, ST1 itates, 11 after Aothing (‘ WANTED, toko light. wlensant £1.00 to £5.00 per dny eun be. quictly sent by mall; 1o canvassing For dress Globe M, Co., BOX i3, Bost tnbiished 155), i‘ WANTED, GIRI, ra. 0. M. Counsman word there- LADIES OR YOUNC ork b § dei work teulars Mass, Fse M52 M21* AT 1610 SHERMAN AVE, Moy 2+ LADIES MAKE §20 WEFKLY Wit ome for Glen Tollet Co., South Bend, cunvassing. Heply with addreesed velope. ING AT 1o 0K CD, HEST OF WAGLS, AT Thurston. 150 NULSE AT ner Yth stroct and (th nve M3IS M2 208 Farnam. Mrs (=WANTED, FEMALE STUDENT W. C. A, Lospital, o nue, Cour Ttates, 100 o ling each lnsortion. $1.60 a line por month.’ Nothing taken for iess thin e l)tl TOUSEE HOUSIR . Uavis compuny, FOIR RENT, TWO 5 HOOM COTTAGES ON motor, Caldat southwest cor. uth and Loug £Y CIRCLT, vo bldg. 895 DORN 8 12, M vz N 10-ROOM HOUSE, 2106 DOUGLAY nguire of Moritz Meyer, cor. lith o l) —6O0M COTTAGES, STANFORD hew, modern. C. 8, Klghttr, 204 AND 4-ROOM APARTMENTS, VON block, with steam, iteferencen required,s D. FOIt 1 rect. Furn l. —8 OOM_TIOD! ROOM COTTAGE, A nodern, beautiful lnwns, shinde, eto. N. 2nd and Minma sts. 416 LIST HOUSES, PAUL, 1005 KARN MM por mo, take Farnam car. St FLATS.DWELLINGS, oity. Kilkenny & Co., It 1, Contin i N CROOM FIATS NEW MODE sntrally located; $24.00 ud £2: any & Co.. room 1, Cont Drhioon wLam ai room tlat, §. Faquare. “ 15 Ko 8 BUAKDING LOUSE, street. Soe the proprivtor. NINE-KOOM HOUSIE, MODERN Inquire 420 North 59th St MBS M l) § ROOM HOUSE. MODERN, CONVENIENT for business or wholesale men. Apply 1112 South 10th strewt. A )i X ROOM MODERN HOUSE. “GO0D LOCA on; reot moderate. L. & Skinner, 1614 Farn atroet. Ml rn”l'un noo‘l AND BOAP.D ¥ Continued. 7 PERSONAL, _FOR l!lxnxox " Continvea. J-BOAND, PRIVATE HOUSK. NEWLY FUR nishod. home tabie, rates moderate. 1724 Faroam n NICELY FURNISHED KOOMA A class day boara. The Hillside, 18th J—FOILRENT, PLEASANT FRONT RC board If desired at 620 South % st. Cony: locat 254 -2 B FOR RENT UNFURNISHED EOOMS “lintes, T word first Inactiion. 1o & word hore: after. Nothing taken for jesy thai 25 g i G Fon WENT, THRED UskL u\mlul.unnns X with closets and batb, §NICKE ROOVS CHEAY FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES insertion, $L3 a line Nothing taken {or laes than Ze. month 15h 08 JENT, STORE ON & 1Tl o LANGE block, sultablo for meat market, hardwars or dry K008 store. Inguire (X ws ron u 910 Farnam st, i} er on all the oor of Ihe Boe. tates, 100 a lino_ each 1-STORY BRICK BUILDIN building has a fireproot ce lote steans heating Bxtures, ka5, otc. Apply ut the oitice 010 SLSHTANS AGT. MY SECOND FLOOR building, lith MG ] OFFICES, WITHNELL BLK w I, and | RENT, CHOICEST a8 cornerin Omalin, Globe Ko Loan & Trust Co. ONEHALF OF (HE BEST GROUND ofces on K £0 per month 1 It & 1702 Faruam street i FOR o, FOIL REN twelve mi IN A SMALL BUSINESS TOWA orth of Lincoin, on the F. 1. & M V. R, 8 large storeroom 2xi), with a good cellar. A good surrounding eountry, and good location for any good business mun. ~For furt Information address P, Opp, Box 133, Davey. Nob. M206 6 BUTCHERS: FINE LOCATION FOR ket. recontly vacated by the sam trol trade I takon at Liboral 1ts KIven to responsible parties. Aoply ut 15th st. 154 8 FOR RENT, 1 BRICK STORE AND BASE sent, 4238, 11th st; | store, 1402 Capitol nven ue: c-atory and basenent brick store bullding, &l oot: flat, 415 South |ith street; ono Capltol svenue. Al in first-clnss con- dition, for rent on resonable to nguire of A J. Poppleton, room 314 Kirst National Bank "fl‘," 4 OR RIEN TABLISHED RESTAU- ant, has always done good business. Apply at 520 &, 10th street. M7 6 “FOR RENT, MEAT ¥ ®T: GOOD LOCA- ol 80 store sultable for hardware or general AL T Toys, 8. - cor.1ith and houg AGENTS—-WANTED. 0 a word first Insortion, | Nothing taken for loss thai J—\m—mn, KITHER SEX, DO YOU WISH A good position wolling our “Bread (ake & Paring Knives," also “Carver”’ No capital needed. Goods light and attractive. Profit13 per cent. Clauss hiear Co., Knnsus Cty, Mo Md70 MI0* WANTED, AN AGENT IN N ¢ sollanew and medium priced Address D. K. Anders, Denver. Colo. Tates, 11 after word thera BRASKA TO Cash Leglster. M268 1 WANTED-TO RENT. word first Insertlon, e n word thera % tken 107 lows Lhh 2oc. I' WANTED, TO RENT FURNISHED HOU M for ‘the summ \tloman and wife: rofe Mt 20 Tatos, 1) atter. Noth ences. Address i NTLE Wil take M3i2 1 BOAKD AND ROOM FOR TWO on, Address, siving particulars. 1 Without ord, | Address F 56, Toe STORAGE. Kates, 100 a line on month, W nsertion, §1.50 a lina per. Nothing takon for less than 2e. FOR Los. HOUSKEHOLD — GOO 1L Wells, 111 Farn ATING STOVES STORED DURING al storage for household goods. Jouglns, Owaha 3tove Repalr works. M SSTORED AT KEASONABLE RATES s Stove Itepalr Works, 607 8. 15th st. T m3l HEA' me M oV WANTED--TO BUY Tlge n word Airst nsortion, 1 a word there, Nothing taken for-iess than Ze. NCASI FOR KURNITURE, HOUSKHOLD AN goods, ete., or will sell for owner in our suction sales KW . 1111 Farnant N WaANTED 10 BUY, SMALL STOCK HARD: ware in sbrasia. Addross K 47 Beo. Mis 1* Rates, g after. Noth “FOR SAL hall furniture, HOUSEHOLD FURN! party leaving city: south of Lake. SMust 2024 Caldwell stre k000 Ords () FULSALE, FURNITORE OF tako at inlf prico. Nearly new. ¥OR SALE--HORSES WAGONS ETC. Latos after. P rox “SALE. and earriage. el Bluft l) Ot phaeton streot. > _FOR SALE, A VERY FINE SADDLE HORSE, also n good driver elther singls or doubl paces under saddle. Jtoom 212, Mctague Uhhl Ti4c a word first nsertion, 1o a word thero othing taken for loss thw NICE BAY CARIIAGE TEAM LW Culleys, 103 Pearl St., Coun- MG AND aplo BALE, HORSH, HARNESS Would take cow In trade. 2225 ) L GROOM HOUSE; Vorcas streot. In M) T o N AV A T)—l-‘nll RENT, MODERN lunses noar high sehool. venue. 8 AND 9 ROOM Inquira 2016 Capitol Dol ey DESIRABLE 6-ROOM, ‘nearly new, with barn, Macle: UIL N, D HOUSE NICE TEN-ROOM MODERN front, on South I7th_street, noar Thquire 624 South 17th atreet Folt AND SIX ROOM : O, artaia Call witer 6 p. . $10.00 A NOW. cor. ¥Tth aud bDecatur. MI03 T-HOOM HOUSE, KA lorn, 25,00, k MOD- ISE, CENTRAL w furniture, for sale M i nowiy 1 thi watert N, MUDERN HOME avenue. $10.000, Hutebinson & Adaws, Mo 3 PEon KENT, FUKNISIED L0U sE rouinn, Furaam st. near 19th, after May | AMES, 507 Farnau st 57 29 EMALL COT- 05 N, Y. Life 59 20 FOR RENT-FURNISHED RUOMS. per oF - WITH Soe Hick POt Lage close 10 ACKES ) el tiian 2o T STEAM HRAT I“V FURNISH ouly, 1519 Loward st, 2ud flo FURNISHED HOUM 4 only, 2010 Davenportatreot E- FOR RENT, NICK 1919 Dodgo atroet | DR RNISHED ROOM. 1613 DODG B, Y > FOIL ALK, GOOD FAMILY HORSE, PITA on cartinge wnd harness. §13 cash, George T s, pOstoMice, 3 o, 1340 & word first Insertion, 1o a word thors- Nothing taken for less than 2o, TANDAKD CATTLE COMP. uy At .00 per ton, on bo This price miny bo' withdra Aues, Neb. Q5 FOUL Fi or trade. Rising City, N PATEN Soscph 1" nil, patontes o QBulcK vou SALE Jorcus. CHEAP AT 2401 AND 835 Qk0k MALE, A ¥RESI COW AND CALF AT 526 Webstor st MO0 10 CHEST ()An-u SALE., CARPENTER'S omplete, also 4 lron clamps Sprinktield, Neb Q FOI SALE, 1 WO KODY BRUSSKL Axminstor velyet of W. J. Broateh, 3 MIDCELLANEOUS TOOL, AND ONE arpot this week 8t residence Dudge streot M3 1 4 first Insertion, 1o a word thero ken {0 less than Ze. WRITELS FOR RENT. WK CAN FUR. nish you etther a No. 2 or No. 5 Remington type- riter, in first-ciass condition, on rental. G Wyckoff, Sewmaus & Benedict, 17 stroet, Omaka, Nobrasks. ULA!BVOYAN TS S s R, M. LEG tranco clairvoyant life from cradle to grave; e affalrs of life; has the celebratod Egyptian breast piate Lo unite the separated and cause marringe with one you love. o h o convinced of her remarkable powers. residence 47 8. 1ith at, bours § ct 11fe chort an band sent throu; All nptly MKS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLATKVOVANT, relinble business wodium, H1th your at 119 N Ieth talla_ gour Lo consulted on all rt alone, ottors coutalnlug 4 cents in stamps 8 MASSAGE, BATH, ETOC. U CABINKT PHOTOS, ARISTO FINISH 1N Any stylo, $1.60, worth $4.00, for & ahort time, at Cowan's photo studio, 2121 Cumin street 246 w28 U PILES PEURMANENTLY CURKD, BY ASIN J glo, painloss treatment. Disoases 0f the roctum s spocialty. Dr. A.J. Cook, Grand Hotel Annex Councll Bluffs, MI66 13 ABBTRACTS OF TITLES. Wates, 100 & line onoh insertion, 1 month. Nothing taken for I YV ABSTACTS TiiE TMIDLAND GUARANTER and Trust company, abLFACters, cONveyancers Titlos por 4 and gunrs Own theonly tact books in Dougias coanty. He 310 New York Life bullding. M270 MONEY TO LOAN-REAL EBTATE. 150 a lino per 3thing taken for less than %o 7 a lne per W o MORTGAGE TOANS LESS THAN 1 vER cont, including all charges Charles W. (alnoy, Omaha Nat. bank bldg. Wonihd pee ] AT ONCE LOANS ON IMPKOVED iy low eates. Fldelity Trust compuny, 1702 ¥ wy W OANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ot iy £5,000 and npwards,b Lo filg per cent y A Smith & (0., 15th aod ta SOMATIA GS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estate at lowest markot ratos, Lonus in small Of lurgo sums for short or 1ong time. mission Is charged and the 10ans are not onst, but can always ba found at_the corner of 13th and 1o ugias sts. CITY AND FARM 44 Board of Trade W No sold YEAR LOANS 5. Reed & Solvy, \\ MONEY TO 1 ofl Bluffs Nobraska and (own cent Interost, with no ad: for eommlsslons or attorneys fe st Nat'l bank b WA NTHOSY LOAN AND TRUS] Life, lends at low rates for cholog s éeurity on Nebraski or [owa farms or Omaha ity property. W IMPROV ‘rost, Douglas bik. w2l MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved real estate, 1 to & years. Fidelity Trust Co,, 1702 Fa W -LOANS, G 6. WALLACE, 612 BROW \‘7 IAIIA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, I0TH and Dougl . loans money or city and farm t rates of luterest. 21 MONEY 10 LOAN ON property, low rates, A. C. [ FAR: REAL ESTATE LOANS, PAUL, [ i property at 10wl W PIVATE KUNDS FOR LONG AND SHON time, real estato and commerctal loan buy paper and write fire insarance. MeCloud & Connett; 9045 N, Y. Life. 270-M5 Wik ST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LO AN Jw rates. Alex. Mooro, 401, Boo bldy. W o WANTED TO BUY SOMES PER CENT NOT secired by mortgages on Omaha clty or Doug- las county property. Ieed & Selby, ds Chamber of Com ML) MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS, Rates, 10 a line, month. Nothing N CALL AT T er OFFICE OF OMALIA MORTGA TEYOU WANT MO You enn borrow on FURNITURE = AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGE: WAREHOUSE' RECKIPTS, “MERCIHA! ORANY OTHER SECURITY, We will lend you any amount from $10.00 to §1,00 ON THI DAY YOU ASK FOR 1T withoul publicity or removal of property. You can pay the money back In any amount you wish. and atany thne, and 6101 Payaant so mads will feduce the cost of the loan. Hemember thut you have the useof both tha property and the monev, and pay for it only as 1one us you keop it There will be no expense or charge kopt out of the amount wanted. but you will recsiva the £ ull amount of the ioun. Hefore borrowinz elsewhoere call and seo us you will tind it greatly Lo your advantnge, OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., W6 SOUTH I6TH STRERT first ioor above the street. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND CNLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAilA. HOUSEHOLD and | moved to room 810 New Vo tk Life b Continned 7— WANTED, STOCK OFGOODS 1IN EXCHANGE Ator desirable dence property (new house) in Council Biufts, In ‘or pafgiculars sddress, Look Box 4, 8t Paul, N-hruukm LR 7 FOR SALE Ot KV( FOR BASTERN 4ANebraska Iand or Omals. |\r Councll Bluffs resl dence property, one fine bred Hambletonian stal lon, 16 hands high, weighy {a good condition 1,200 pounds, stred by {tingwolld seven yoars old and sure fonl getter: roason for dis, g of him, other business (0 attend to, A-Rood chanes If taken soon." Writo or call o Geo, Walters, Fanama, fa SWITT, BXCHANG Ziar varo and % iesaama ‘on san wwatlo safety bieycle W\'Z. V't Hoo. Zi=A 501 1) ROOM HOUGE W1 Unice yard. Profer the hilis west. change clear property and some cash Address with location and price, K. oom 11, Withnell Block. 7iin ACRES OF CLEAR KNOX COL 4 to exchange for Insids Omahs pro; sum; 212, M 7 7 7 IFri HAY P iiay. M. Oppont FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE, Rates 100 mouth Or will ex. for same. TY LAND ty. Willas- aco. _ Room cumbrance or pay cash differ M283 nguo Bldg AVE CLEAR KNOX COUNTY LAND TO Tango for inslde property in Omaha. Wil umbrance o put in money. ~ Addrest. ¥ heln, West Point, Neb, M3 3 K88 10 TRADE FOR BALED Neb 825 20 n line o .50 0 line por Nothing take ch insertio VTTAGE FORSALE TILE FINEST the oity for the monsy. 'That elogant cottuge we aro just completing ln Avondalo park Une mila from postoffics. Fuenaes, bath, mantel gas, rewer, hot and cold wator, soddad yard, treos stone walk and paved streat. Only §1,00).00 ensy. Buy now so_we can finish fo sult Fidolity Trust Co. 1702 Farnam INE LOT WILHIN Tiw $1.,500.00, und ondals park st that. whery £0,000.00 will bo expended for improvemoents b July 1, which wiil add 2) per cent to tha value of these [ots. Wo desire to sell i of the Burt streot lots before M. and asa special Inducement will make a disco Of $100.00 poar 10t to tho first six purchasers, £50.0) cash and £0).00 on or before five yenrs. Ifthisisn't o bargain, whero will you find one? 7 houses now belng built in this beantiful additlon, close to cars, schiools. eto. Lot us show ¥ou this property at once. Fidelity Trast Co., 1702 Farnaw st 503 you. M576. 1L LIMIT FOR 2 LOTS, 5:R00M HOUSH ¥4 Addross 5220 Centor street M35 M1 [ LOCK 16 MYERS, RICHARD & TILDEN 8§ addiiion. Futman Crauier, o0 Dodge st, 451mo* JARMS! WE HAVE THE BIGGEST LIST IN the United States. We hiave enough to fiil every pagoof tho oo or World, If you want an lowa or Nebraska farm, como to hoadquarters. Boggs & ML 1405 Faroam at. G20M 4 l,‘uun.um Ho! ROOM 10! acro, b price. SES, LOTS PAUL, 1005 FARNAM, HINK OF IT! GEORGIA AVE. PROPERDPY and only §0.00 per foot, between Mason and Pa cific stroots. Virginia ave. only $5 por foot, ad jowingproperty held at §70 to §100 per foot: & snles 0 week. Fldelity Trust Co.. 1702 Farnam BARGAIN, SACKIFICE four 50-f0ot lots In Hriggs lots 5 and 6, block 7, on Dodge stroet, near streot, and lots 26 and 2. block 11, Harney near 12d str ¥or spacial prige dnd terms nonresidont, ndd 4ith addrexs owner, K. C Johnson, 1318 Chamber Commerce, Chicago, 1l SALE, HOUSE AND LOT er 1 About to loave tho city. North 5iith St Cil JOORSALE, FINE RESIDENCE FACING com park; call at 3120 Woo lworth ave. BST. HE MIDLAND GUARANTER and Trust company, KDSLIACLer s, Convey ancers, Titles verfoctod and guaranteed. Own the only complote abstract hooks iu Douging county. 1ding. M2 HREE 1A \DSUME RESLDENC Tots: bargaing and com{ortablo homes; also an. other fine farm only 10 mles north, 147 acres, all fmproved, §.50.00. F. K. Darling, solo ngont, Barker block i L FOIL ALK iry, 16th and M08 1 value: don't wait. Wright & La. Howard. Bm OT IN PLAINY tion. Address No. 515 U, B. bidg, Sloux Cit 20 JFOR SALE 10T WXi% FEET (T0 ALLEY) only two blocks from paved streot and car line. Frico $900.00, 4 cash, balanod in one, two and three yeurs. Apply 1012 Farnam street 752 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Tatos, 100 & 1ino cach {nsertion, §1 montli.’ Nothing takoen for loss than Zic. (. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST & TEACK 1810 California stroat. a line per X 1o ¥ou wANT MON THE FIDELITY LOAN (¢ RoOM ¢, WiTH 5 MAK o LOANS ON FUKNITURE HOK CARRIAGES, WA IS RECEIPTS OR BONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. OUI LEIRMS WILL You can pay the money b ny time and in any amount you wisl e the cost of carry- ing the loan in proportion to amount you pay. 1i YOU owe a balunce on your furniture or other al property of any kind, we will pay it off for d carry it us long as yoi d YOU CAN HTAVE YOUR MONEY (N ONE HOUR AKE APPLICATION. FROM TH I TIME YOU No publlcity or removal of property, 80 that you 50 0f both money and propurty et th N ANY KIND OF 8K y confidentlal. A. E. Harrls, room 1. Continental block. prasesl ;i —MONEY, 4, (0, % DAYS. CHEAP RATES and easy ‘payments, on furniture. planos, live stock. ete.. without delsy or publielty: cash on hand. Duft Green, room 5, Burker blook. 25, SBT YOUK A curlty’ ‘stric DRESSMAKING. 1S5 A M. SIEETS. DRESSMAKER, CONTL nontalblodk, room 6. Satisfaction guaranted. 712-U16¢ I BARN AND | Zvary one knows our victuals are composed of different things ealled food elements. Pleonty of food and to have it digested well is all that is cared for by the majority. Sometimes it does digest well, Then comes | relief wanted. That is given by Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. the food. hundred parts of food 66 are starch. not dyspepsing is It acts on it dissolves starch. In one It makes food easy to digest; that tells the Hoff’'s Malt Extract. Use it always with Ona action of Johann your meals dozen bottles of the genuine Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract Ale or Porter in tonic or nutritiye prop- are worth a cask of erties, without being intoxicating. 00 that signature of “JOHANN HOUF" Is on neck label of bottle, Elsner York & Mendelson Co, Sole Agents, New Are thoss ignorant pretendars who withoutany qualifications, any ability, any experienca, any skill, claim to possess the power to cure all the ills of Bub their want of worth soon becomes apparent to their would-be dupes, and these conscience- lessquacks ara soon consignel to tha oblivion they so richly merit. In strangs and strong contrastwith these miserable boasters is the quiet, dignified yet courteous demeanor of hose noted leaders of their profassiza 15, Betts & Be ‘Who, during the past 27 years, hav abundantly demonstrated their ability to effect speedy, perfect and permanent cures in all the worst forms of those del- icate sexual maladies embraced within the general terms of i i § NERVOUS, CHRONIS AND PRIVATE DISEASES. he human raca. Send 4 cents for their illustrated new book of 120 pages, ‘‘Know Thyself.” Consultation free. dress, with stamp, Drs. Betts & Batls, 119°S, (4th Streat, Cor. Donglas St OMAHA. Call upon or ad- PABTURE FOR HORSEB. Ttates, 100 n line oach Insertion, $L50 & lino por month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. W EHAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS. ture for horses. Doard fence. Sprinz witer. Burton & Phelps, Glimore, Neb., or A, W. Phelps & Son, 07N, Y. Life Bldg. 1M25¢ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Rates, 100 o line_each tnsartion. §1.5) a line per month. Nothing taken for less than Ze. 0 LADIKS AND TLEMEN CAN SOON acquire s working knowlodzo of shorthand and typewriting at A. . Van Sant's school of saort: ha 3N, Y. Life Typowriters to rent. M 'PAWNBROKERS. tos, 10c a line each insertion. § Nothing taken for less than jmuuvmxlncm;, DIAMOND BROKER, 130 sDouglatat. Loans money on dlamonds waichos, s 2 a line per ete. Old gold and sliver bought. SCALES. X-.n-mufi.uu?, 51 DOUGLAS BLK, 16 & DO BUSINESS CHANCES. Wates, 100 a line 3¢ month. Nothing taken for Y ko SALE; COMPLETE DRUG STOCK AND ore fixtures at Waterloo, Neb. Sutisfactory terms to the right party: only drug stors in town. Enquire of Meyer & Haupke, or Katz-Nevins Co. Omnh 91 IN NORTH chandise, con othing and hall cash if secur- 8,500, Address K 01, Omaha 50 GENERAL MER Hout §4,000 to §7,000, 10 & good town trick-Koch Dry Goods 56 SHENANDOAU, 1 M ertion. 8150 Itne per 43 than 2o IR SALE, IN A GUOD N Nebraska, & stock of general me: sisting of dry g00ds, boots and shoes roceries. T will seil the stock for casl nd land or on time Lo sult the purcha: ity 1s good. Price, lice. \ —FOR SALE. A 8STOCK OF chundise of in Nebi Co., e, ~1 WANT AN AGENCY FOR A GOOD STEEL G R S 64, Beo. M74Y M Y—"Ahou\ TFOR SALE_ CIEAP. ADDRESS M. K. Dunn, Loog Pine, Neb. Ms2IG Y, AN PHYSIOIAN WISHING TO CHANGE his location should correspond with room 212, McCague bldg, Omabia. M 7—KOR SALE, THE BEST PAVING MEAT market n Council Bluffs; a bargain If taken at once; good reasons for selilug. Address § 24, Bea oltice, Counctl Bluffs, MI40 M5 “MEAT MARKET FIXTURES FORBALE AT A barkaln. Store for rent. M. K. Roys, 8. E. cor. 5th and Douglns streets, M350 2 Rates, 100 8 lno each lasertion. §1.50 a line por month N(rl,lfllnr taken for lun than TEW & SECOND-HAND SCALES, ALL KINDS, Addrees Borden & Sollock Co.. inke st Cliongo’ £ Ratos, 1ic a 1ino each Insertion m-th Nothing taken'for less than 25 LLOST, INOK NEAR BOYD'S OPkitA HOUSE, Jsaturday evoning, & black enameled pansy brooeh. 'Tho finder will 1y n sultablo roward by roturning it to Mrs. 1lorace Kverett, corner of Eighth street and Second ave., Council Bluffs. M35 2 a lino per UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Rates, 10c a line_each fnsertion, §1.50 a line por month. Nothing taken for less than 2ic. (T W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JINO. G. JA- Uvcobs, deconsed, Iater with M. O. Maul), under- i aker and embalmor, 315 8. 16th st.. tel. G & RENT 2 SALE New and second hat#! Densmores, Rem ingtons, Callgraphs, Smiths, Yosts, Ham- monds, Munsons. Weite for prices nnd save| money. MEC TH BTATIO RY Q0. 1304 Farnam street, '/ Largest Typew:iter-House in the Sate. ATENT BUREAU. EUES & CO.,Solioltors. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb ¢years Examiners U. 8 Pat. Office. Advica fry PENSIONS ! CLAIMS! A STRICTLY PURE ARTICLE. A MOST DELICIOUS _ CHEWING GUM. ‘A VALUABLE SPE- CIFIC FOR LUNG & THROAT TROUBLES “Arrivas | Teaves | CHICAGO, BURLI Omany Omana | Depot Ifth and Mason Ste (T Chicago Vestil ~Chicago Expross. . Chieago Kxpress. Arrives \ Omsha 405 pm N & MO K1V Dopot [0tn_and Mason Sty _Denver Expros ‘Deadwood “Expross. 405 pm . Donver Kxpross....... | 9.J5 am Denver Limited. 111230 u m *.Hastings Local... ...\l | 637 pm Lincoln Loeal (Kxcopt $uniZ |14 & m R I Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omans Kanaas City Day Fxprass | 600 p 5 pm ik C. Night Kxp. via U. P, Prans | 640 a m »m St Louls Expross.. .....| 60 am w [ CHICAGD. TR L & PACIFIC. | Fro _Unlon Depot 10th & Maroy Sts. | | 620 p . D10 pm §50 a From Tenves Omahn | 015 am .. 1005 am| Ll 450 pm| 40 pm| L 650 p m Bi5am| Tonves | Arriy Omaha | ¢ PACTEIC. | |Union Dopot 10th and Marey Sts “Denver Limited . iKansas Clty (Except Sunday UNTON PACIF 0 Wost. T2 pm Omay 1. CAPITAL TO IN. an secure interest In business and re- onetlle Bosiion; ta & g0od business man and know how to handle a office. Address k 67, M3I5 | BIGGEST $4,500.00, part trade. Stock o manufacturing business in this eity, 24 per cont profit. Stock company, § per cont dividends gua: Position goes with this. Write for bulletin. Wi 416 Now York Lite bulldiog ¥ WIPH SMA teed teru Business agency, M315 | Y om SALE OR EXCHANGE, THE FUGNL niture and lease of the Elotel Selma, Ashland Neb, M324 150 FOR SALE, 8\LOON BUILDING AND FIX Yiareson & atcest Inquire of J. W. 8lpe, M N street, South Oumaba. 500 2 TRMADAME SMITH, 42 8. 18T, IND FLOOR, Room i Massage, vapor, aleotoj, stewm sulvhur: Ine and sea baths. MaTd 0 LIEASA WELL FURNISIED _ROOM; M 2605 Douglas. ROOM JUST VI8 N. i, FURNISUED, FOUR 198 1% URNISHED FRONT GOOM ¥ ront, with 0/ without boArd. Cail 2107 Dougies st e FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD +_Mates, 10e & line each tnsartion, wouth. Nothing taken for loss than JF-THE DOLAN 2 AND ¥ » lne per 2o, TN ST ST ) w0 Q= YOUNG WOMKN'S HOMF. UNDRR CANE OF l'wmnu Cliriatiau association, 1il S0, 17¢h st S0 H BOAKD, 2003 DOUGT.AS 8T, M2 Mo "] MME. CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAB STRERT, 4D floor, Toom 7, massage, 8lcohol, sulphur and ses Eaths. MI89 6 PERSON. AL. lao & word frat \nsertion, 1o a word (e Nothing taken for 1ess thau Zc U MASSAGE 'nuu'nu:Nr. ELECTRIC THER. wmal baths, scalp and halr {reatment, manioure aud chiropodi st. Mra. Post,d10ig 8. 15th. Withnell blk s USHAYE YOU ANY MONEY! 1¥ 50, AND YOU Want Lo put It ont On the best, first mortgage se- curity ln_Nebrasks, in sums of 800 to . and BsiE Jor oeah interest, come, to ue hore 1 abso y no ¥ ever had anything better. Boges & FUiL, 1408 Farnai at. 3 .'.Illd \ KSTABLISHED GROCERY STORE: GOOD location, low reut. Only th ness and ha Ha FOR EXCHANGE. Rates, 100 & line aach tnsertion. § month. Nothing taken £or loss than 2 77—480 ACRES OF CI best winter w! change fo i s line per AR LAND IN ONE OF districts in Kansas to ex- 10 or % acre tract near Omaha olty y cash difference It property | d. ing price and location, O %, Bee. 7, -SLRAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL take real estate & monoy. Box i, l-nnlrun.lnu, Z-1OWN 100 FARMS IN nluunuu, KAN!IA! “4and Dakota. Wil sell cheap. or exchange for mdse. horses aud o Add.box 70, Frankfors, laa WANTED, T0 BORKOW 380,00 OF PRIVATE Uuny On fret WOrtgage 00 rual setate: paizese EED l 77-100,000 HAND MADE CLGALS FOR LA deashi, 5ive particulars. Box 3) Kearnoy, Neb. | “Improvement the Order of the Age," HAVR' YQU SEERN THE NEW SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CHAIR? If you have not, call at the Smith Pre- mier Typewriter Co.’s office, or send for circulars, As usual, we have THE BEST. The Smith Premier Typeiter Co Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts., OMAHA, NEB, E H. MAYHEW, Manager. 105 m “Overland Flyor. ... ....| T0) p m trice & Strmsbz Krlex Suni! 1239) p m oo, PR0MIC Bxpross. .. ... |10.0) & m Danver Fast Mall {4 p m CMIL & ST Arrly {0 am 215 pm| 416 pm 640 pm 630 pm Lonves AULL 700 p 1100 aw! iy Passonor. .St Paul Express. BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Webster Sty Arrives Omaha Omal 5.45 ¢ OMAHA & Depot, 10th and erf.y St St Louls Cannon Hall "~ Omaha 25 pm ., 8T, [Arrives Omabn| Depot Ibv. | Omana R0 am|Bloux wmodation..| 403 p T18 b m|Biows ity xprase {6z, Buadas) 1240 pm 5.4 pm LSt Paul mited ... 615 pm| i enior (Kx. 8iind & MO VALLEY |Arrives _Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | lnunlu eadwood Kxpress. . t) Wyo. Exp. ( Norfolk (Ex_Sunda 6 pm St. Paul Bxpres: Tenves |CHICAGO & NORTH WES Omaha U. P. depot, 0th_and Marcy Sts (Ex Sun'y) Carroll Pasi ( bicago Expre Veatibulo Limited . Enstorn Fiyer % b (ix Hun) Chie. Pass. (Bx SGi)| T MINSOURI PACIFIC Depot 15th and We St Lou's Expr St Louls Expres +.Nebraska Local. Toaves COmunhal W am) .00 & m | (Ex 53 b 630 pm| . 1035 am Omaha | mateh on. IN AN ABANDONED SHAFT How Two Prospectors Tumbled Ontoa For- tune in Colorado, | RESULT OF A FALL IN THE NIGHT Romantic But Real Story of the Turn that Led Two Young Vermonters Into Wealth Beyond thelr Fondest Expectations, The sunsets of the Rockies are a house- hold word among tourists, and it is next to unnecessary to deseribo them in th story. About the middle of October, 1880, when the setting sun was gilding the mountain peaks, two young men started from the town of Buena Vista, Col., across the Grand Park. Both were undoubtedly prospectors, evidenced by their riveted duck suits and the gunny- sucks they carvied on their shoulders, loaded with isions for their camp. As the ruck into the park the sun was sotting just above “Mount Yale," and was reflected in roseate hue on “Buffalo Peaks. " “Gilbert,” said the youn the two, “that beats old Vermont, does it not? “Yes, indeed,” replied the other, even such seenery as that has littlo feet on me this evening.” The two men were old college who, like thousands of othe drifted to Colorado during the Leadville excitement, and, by dint of practical ex- { perience, had found that gold and silver were not to be found broadeast, but that only by the use of pick and shovel and the blast of “‘wiant powde Gilbert Graydon, the elder, had received his education at Dartmouth college, Ver- mont, had graduated with honor and dis- tinetion, but an insatiable desire to se new countries had taken him to Colo- rado, In 1879, ur cover th the “but chums, had ed on by the Leadville dis- ‘tenderfoot” as he was, he had done fairly well as a mining engineer. He wrote his friend, Digby IFoster, in glowing terms of the country, and the two had been for some time together prospecting in the Saguache mountains. So far their efforts had not been crowned with success, as the claim they had already worked the assessment on had yielded nothing but low grade mineral. Such were their prospects as they neared the foothills of Mount Yale and the long shadows of the mountain peak ne creeping down the “benches.” Gilbert,” said young Dighy, “we are going to get caught in the dark if we don't make better time than we are doing now and I would hate to get lost on the trail, as ['ve only got two matehoes | with me and these guiches look all ever fear,” responded Gilbert, I think I know my way well enough, matehes or no matches: and they would be of little use, anyhow, as the timber is toodamp after last week's rain to ve as fuel. ily had the words left his lips when € . who was in the lead, dis- appeared as if the carth had swallowed him up. Dighy Foster stopped aghust, not knowing whether to advance. Remembering h two matches, he struck one and peered into the darkness dhead. The mouth of an old abandoned shaft met his gaze. It had been ¢ cealed by the underbrush and rubb and a smothered groan met his ears. " he cried. The answer came 11 right. old fellow; no 13 but I think I've fallen twenty-five or thirty feet. The camp can’t be more than a quarter of a mile from here. Push on and get a lantern, and make your guide marks as you go. t that “old spare bucket rope, und come back as quickly as you can, for I don't care to lie here all night. Digby started away on a run, but did not negleet, in the almost Bgyptian darkness, to mark 1 way as he went, He reached the camp, and providing himself with a fresh supply of matches, a lantern, the rope, and a flask of whisky, he hastened back to the shaft. He finully reached the spot, where his friend lay buvied, and perhaps seriously injured. The rays of the lantern cast their glow down the old abandoned shaft, as he peered anxiously into it. “*Ah!is that you, Dig?" cried a voice from the bottom. *Thank God, you are here; it seemed an age, but then you know I'm somewhat bruised up and shocked by my fall. Did you bring the rope?” he added. “Here it is,” said Digby, as he lowered the old bucke “Take a turn of it around that old stump, and just brace yourself,” shouted Giibert. “This old "~ shaft is full of ridges, and I can use my feet half the way up.” In a few moments he was standing once more by the side of his friend, very pale in the dim lantern light, but col- lected. “I brought something up in my pocket,” said h “After you left and T recovered myself I began to grope avound for something to strike our last I didn't know for surve but I used to be able to tell good mineral in the dark.” “You had better get back to camp and rest up,” said Dighy, “‘and we can exam- ine it by daylight." “It's not the best kind of light, but let's look at it anyhow he replied. Then taking out his jack-knife he began to whittle the little specimen he held in his hand. *“Ruby silver, by all that's holy,” he gasped. ‘*‘Seo 1t bleed,” he added, as he pierced it with the point of his knife. * know this mineral, Dig, and if there's any kind of a lead our fortunes are made Well, let's get back to camp and rest up, and we can come down in the morn- ing,” suid Digby, ever anxious about his friend’s condition. **We'll leave a mark s0 that we can’t miss it, and kick all the rubbish over the hole that you can, so that no other prospector may fall into it and gain what profit theve may be in the shaft."” The camp was reached, and soon the two were wrapped in slumber, Th rose at sunup, and took a breakfast. “Hurry up,” said bert. 1 am anxious to solve the mystery of my last night's disastor.” Breakfast finished the two started for the scene of th s experience of the previous night, fully equipped with ON’T HESITATE. You know the old saying, “he who nhesitutes is lost.” It certainly applies with great force, in some things. When you know vou are right, don’t hesitate to say i when you know what you want, don't hesitate to DEMAND IT. When you go to buy abottle of CARTER'S L1TTLELIV- ER PILLS, don’t hesitate Lo suy you want CC-A-RT-E-R--S on’t hesitote to see that you get “‘C-A-R-1-1-R--S,” and don’t hesitate to refuse anything of- fered to you ns ‘‘sawmo us A-R- T-E-R--8"" or **just as good as *C-A-1t T-E-R--8’ "—There is nothing so good a8 “C-A-R-T-E-R--8.”" They never fail, Don’t hesitate to say so when imitations and frauds are offered to you. Don’t hesitute to demand the genuine Caie TER'S LIrTLe Liver PUiLs, A POSITIVE CURE FORSICK HIEAD- ACHLE, Small Dose Small Pill Small Pric { and the'tinal ** | guarantee all that they might need in the dovelop- ment of the new found claim, 'lhl-y arrived without diffieulty at the spos, and found it just as they had left it “In the first place,” said Gilbert, “let's cut down that young cottonwood and lay it across the mouth of the shaft as a support for the ropes, Gilbert desconded first, Dighy holding the slack of the rope, which was over forty-five foet long. At last, when about thirty feet had been paid out, Gilbert shouted: “All right: I'm at the bottom; wait a few minutes.” Digby stood in in- tenso expectancy, when suddenly he heard his partner shout, “*Eureka! We've got a teue vein of vuby silver, old man. Our fortune's made: wait till 1 come up with the specimens.” "T'was but a few moments ere ho reached the top, then, gasping more from emotion than from the exertion of climbing out, he said: “Look at that for boauties, and there's a two-foot lead. Oh! Dig, old bo we'll seil this ovt in Buena Vista and get baek to God's countey. U'm sick and tired of this hand-to-mouth life: let's make the most of this.” Those who have suffered the privations of a pros- pecetor’s life, and know so well their hopes and disappointments, can woll ao- preciate the feclings of the two parties as they stood looking at that mineral. Good hard work the new found property did not begin until the follow- ing day, as proj ons had to be made to sufticiently develop the claim, ang to seo whether the vein continuous o not: but at the expi of two wecks faithful work, Gilbert Graydon and Digby Foster knew that they could foly o to Buena Vista und place their property on the market, It did not take long to find an eastern purehaser, who willingly took a half in- terest in bebalf of the company he repro- sented, and who paid all expenses for fu- ture development, ete., leaving the othor half interest to the original dis- coverers, The claim did not disappoint them, as it is today one of the most pay- ing fiosino veins in the Saguache rango. Its original owner was never heard from, but it had probubly been abandoned for lack of funds to work it, the fate of so many good claims in the same section. Gilbert Graydon and Dighy Fostor re- turned to their Vermont homes richer, both in experience and this world's goods, and are today the leading law firm in a prominentzVermont city. Such was the actual history of two young prospectors. ety s The plain truth 1s good enough for Hood's Sarsaparilla. No need of embelishment or sensationalism. Hood's cures, BEAUTIFUL TO SEE, on was on ome ot President and Clevelan utiful to see” is the free transla- the name of the pluce where President and Mrs. Cleveland aro to make their summer home. This is the original name. It is better known to the present generation as the Middle- ton hou Oviginally there were 101 acres in the estate but now there aro only forty-five. This is the most beauti- fully wooded land to be found about the suburbs of Washington. A long, wind- ing carringeway leads up to the old- fashioned entrance After ascending four or five steps the visitor finds him- self on a small porch, from which a low door leads into the corridor. Immedi- ately to the left of the door as you enter is a flight of steps to the next floor. There is a double arch at the foot of the stairs ornamented with fretwork, one of the arches forming what might be called an entrance to the staircase and the other leading to the dining room and thence to the conservatory. The long porch at the rear of the houss commands a magnificent view of Wash- ington, which lies below it, and on a eloar d ay the Potomace may be seen for miles. 'The apartment upon which Mrs. Cleveland expects to bestow the most at- (muwu is the music room. It is half circular in shape and will, it is said, be finished in white and gold. A door leads from this into the library, where Mr. Cleveland will probably ‘spend a good deal of his time, as those who know him do not expect that he will stop working even during the summer “vacation Belvoir only four miles from the white house, and this will enable the president to reach the executive man- sion in about twenty-five minutes. Another reason which is sald to have influenced the choice of this place as a summer home is the fact that this region is full of squirrels, and the presi- dent during his summer sojourns at Red Top,” which is only a short dis- tance away, was fond of going into the woods with his gun and a couple of friends similarly equipped. ‘T'he most important reason of all, however, for the sloction of this place was the fact that it was just suited to the necds of Baby Ruth on account of its extensive grounds and pure atmosphere, There an abundance of shade trecs and a play house is to be built for Miss Ruth's spocial benefit on a little knoll immedi- ately south of the house. The place will not be ready for occupancy for sev- eral weeks The mansion was built by one of the Key family away back in the last cen- tury with bricks imported from Europe, as the brickmaking industry was not yet developed in this country. [Franeis Scott Key, author of *The Star-Spangled Banner,” spent most of his youth there, and his name still stands carved in one of the window frames in the front hall, S al presidents have made Belvoir their summer home, including Van Buren, Tyler and Buchan: S - North Galveston Fish Nowrn GALyestoN, Tex., April fishing at North Galveston is now the business pleasure occupation. Amateur and professional fishermer. arc now daily bring- ing in immense catehes of trout, buffalo, red- fish, black bass, verch drumfish, sea pike, cutfish, ved snupper, sheep head. powpano, crabs and shrimps from bay and river. The oyster season is drawiag o a close visitors' feasts'” of North (al- are being held. During the summer numerous oyster beds Lere will be benefitted, so that another scasou wiil find marked improvements. - Wanted it Doy New York Weelkly he Summer Mrs, tion of Belvoir, is pring veston oysters cofully, . De I'ashion— g spells and of doctor is unal e, 50 1 havo come to engage y Prof, Shassai (dancing you vish off me, madam? Mrs, De Fashion—I thought perhaps you might teach her to faint more grac fully. master)—Vat ——— Parks' Cough Syrap 80 highly ommendel to us that we now ask our fricnds who ave suffer- g with a cold to gi it a trial i iF Q6 does not give satisfuction your money will be vofunded. Every bottlo 15 sold on . positive Price 50 conts and 8100, All Has been drug, MR Surprised at the Cirens, Boston ( Ma-—Did you say, Jdimmy, that l ncle Jog took you to the circus today? Jiminy —Yes. Ma —Well, now, tell me the most surs prising thing you saw there? Jimmy—Pa comin' in with the cham- bermaid you dischurged yosterday. o ALl There aro three things worth saving— Time, Trouble and money--and De Witt's Little Early Iiisers will save them for you, Thesc little pills will save you time, as_they act prowptly. They will save you trouble ss they cause no pain. They will save you 48 they econvinize doctor's bills,