Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1893, Page 7

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: :FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1893, PECIAL ijiqg. BRTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS 11 bo taken until 12:30 p.m. for the avening and 8:30 p.m. fof the morning And Sunday editions. vertisors. by requesting o numbered cheek. ean thelr answers nddressed o & numbered letter of THR BER. Anawers 80 addressed willbe ered npon prosentation of the check. BITUATIONS WANTED. B ton, To a word ther othing taken for less than 25c RELIADLE PRINTER WANTS fy ofice. H. T Brown, Moo 34° tos, Iigen wo WANTED, ndy position in cou nola, Nob. "WANTED—MALE HELP. _ tas, 10 A word first insertion. 1o a word there- L. Nothing taken fur loss than 250 B WANTED, TRAVELING SAL el baking powder. We put our goods In l"l‘fi:l Ing pint month salary and expenses, or 25 ent commision. Send for reply. g0 Baking Powder C k0. 1F YOU WANT A GOOD PAVIS (e Tiawha Norsers Co. Miiwaukee, L. SER ndo position d positions and ean as s nge 16 N, V. Life TORS WITIL GOOD RE Turnished free. Kxtra pay to Amerioan Wringor We have placed n Westorn Busl: mee. Teams les with thelr own rigs. < 1000 Howard st. 20 FOR RENT-HOUSES PERSONAL. Contimued T);FOR REXT. LARGE COTTAGE, LARGE poreh. full lof, barn. 2th and Nicholes, two blocks from Walnut Hill motor. trolior's office. Inquire at ¢omp M 654 word first iasertion. lo » word thore. othing taken for lass than 25c. MASSAGE THEATMENT. BLECTRIC-THRR mal baths, sealp and halt treatment, manlonre and eliropodist. Mra. Post3IVK 5. 15th, Wikl bk FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS, ROOMS 6, 8, 10, 12, BOARD, 208 N 17 Mo I NILEMEN M6z 1ED, .00 PER M8 19° ¢ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GESTLE. 210 North 19th 819 7% ~FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE FOR Ugentlemon. modern conventences, 120 Q-TWO_FURNISHED ROUMS, % only, 2010 Davenport street ] 500D ROOME, WELL FURY smonth, 1138 North 15th street. A-NIC Umen A VEIY DESIRABLE ROOM FOR ONE OR Ytwo gentiomen. 1919 Dodge st. T, FLINISHED AND UNKURNISHE Yitol avenn JO-SITTING AND SLEEPING ROOM 812,00 Jmonth; slngle room 85,00, 604 S 17th st. 881 19% U CATARRE AND HAY FEVER TREATED by the month. Tumors, growths and other de- formities of the noss and throat removed without pain. Dr.J. F. Presnoll, 20 Be> bidg. W53 J6 ULTCNTIO! TONTIO! TONTIO! 'The ~great ost developer and restorer known to kind. Impotency permanently —cured. ganranteed or money refunded o stamp for sealnd circulas. Dr. Miller, No. Washington, D ABSTRACTS OF TITLES. Hates 10c nline each Insertion, §1.5 & line per month. Nothing taken for loss than 35c. T ABBTACTS 115 MIDLAND GUARANTEE and Trust company, ADSLFACLOTS, CONYoyanCers. Titles porfocted and guarantesd. ' Own the only completo abstrast books in Dougias coanty, He- moved to room 310 New York Lifé butlding. M7 L FOR EXCHANGE. Tatos 100 line onch Insertion, $1.50 & 1ine per month. Nothing taken for 1oss than 250, 7-A CLEAN STOCK OF UENERAL MOSG. Awill take real estato and motey. Box M5, Frank- fort, Ind. ) = aita. FOR SALE_REAL ESTATE Continued. JOR SALE, ONE LOT IN WEST END ADI one tho dollars loss than regul Only $400 cash, itime on balance. J. M. Brown's bloek. 7, WANTED, 7 SELI OR EXCMANGR FUR NE. raska farm Atreet. Addres _— TUALLL — 7,450 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND X ONE OF THE ivest winter wheat distrioty in Kansas to ex- change for 10 or 20 acre trapt near Omaha ity WIll pay eash differench it ving price and looation, Z_!:‘ n. Timits. 0porty (s K00 d Address, 95 Beo. 208 B. COLE €O, MCOAGUR BLDG. 0 J1e Z-1OWK 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS Cand Dakota. WIIL ssll cheap, or exohango .for mdse. ,horsns and cattle. Add. Box 76, Frankfort dna. 7~ WANTED—STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR 320 Uncres of cloar, smooth and Improved Jand, worth 4,00 in N E Nebraska. Geo. W. D'Ment, Cri Crehard, Neb. 554 18% BLE,PARGAIN. 80 ACRES, GREELY cOU Neb,. only two milos from North Loup, on U. P Ry, and four miles from station on B & M. R, W.; firat-ciass 8 01L good stream running water: if soid guigk only 88,00 por acro. Address Geo. N. Hicks, 5 N. Y. Life Bldg. 889 18 0 ACRES CHOICE GARDEN LAND, $80.00 AN nore: cash payment $50.00, balance 1'10 yearly Loeation, 4 blocks from statfon; & good hours drive from P.O. Address G 51, Bee. §80 20% 7% ACRES FINKLY IMPROVED LAND IN BURT Co, #30 an acre. ‘WIII pay § per cent on the In. vestment, C. K. Harrisofl, 013 .'Y. Life. 8910 T 18T YOUR HOUSES FOR RENT WITH W. B, Berry & (0., 717 N. Y. Life. MEi5 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Rates, 100 8 1ino exch Insertion, §1.5) lino per onth.' Nothing taken for luss thar MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. RENT, TWO PLEASANT FRONT ms, nicely furnishel, bath and gas. 2215 Cap. 1tol avenue Mol 19% 10 FRONT _ROOMS, 4good locatiol e 2019 Leavenworth M2 21 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Itatos, 100 11an oach Insartion. $1.50 a lins per month. Nothing taken for less than 250. Rates, 10c a 1ine ench insaertion, $1.5) a line per month. Nothing taken for loss than 20e. W OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estato at lowest market rates. Loans made in small or large sums for short or long tme. No commission is oharged and the loans are not s01d in the east, but can always bo found atthe bank on the corner of 13th and Douglas sts. 22 VW —LOWEST RATES. FIDELITY TRUST COM- pany, 1702 Farnam streot 210 WANTED, UPHOLSTRRERS, ALSO LOUNGR akers Lincoln, Neb. Apply wnincoln Up- itering Cou., Lincoln, Ne! 00 “PAINTER TO RENT CUTTAGH AT 208 PINK- oy airoet. M K. Hoys Karbach bik. Stabs 3 LAPORERS AND ROUKMEN ON THE B. & M. iway oxtension In Sonth Dakotn; wages 1.7 .00 per day: freo pass. Kramer rn, Por Awency, 405 Soatn 1 MsT¢ 200 [WANTED—CARPENTERS AT CORTLAND ! Murphy & 80023 XPERIENCED BAKKRS, APPLY IMMEDI- .y. American Bis. and M'r'g Co. 886 18 - GLAZIERS WANTED FOR SHOP WORI pld workers; good wages and steady employ- nt. True & True Co. cor. Blue Isiand ave and hcoln sta , Chicago, 111 887 24 B WANTED, BOY FOR DRUG STORE, ONE lwho wishes to learn the business preforred. st be strong and willing to work. Alldg-;;(fl:!. stroet. “WANTED—FEMALE HELP. o8, 1140 & word firat insortion, loa word thoro- cr. Nothing taken for less than 2ic. “WANTED, LADIES OR YOUNG MEN TO PRtk light, ploasant work at thelr own homos; BRY.00 to §5.00 por day can be quietly made: work BBt by mall: no canvassing ¥ particulars ad- 8 Globe M'fx. Co., Box o131, Boston, E —WANTED, FEMALE STUDENT NURSE AT A. hospital, corner 9th street and h nve- : M35 M2 LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME. J Enclose stamped envelopo. Ella Werst, S vth Bend, Ind. P MAN AND WIFE, §40.00: 50 MEN, 100 GIRLS, 00 to $5.00. Canadian ofice, 1509 Farnan A 12 V—WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- &% /work: small family. 523 North 20th st. ) M- LARD WORKING WOMAN AS COOK AND g8 “housckeoper on a stock farm in Dawson county; b0 €000 cook, neat and economioal; wakes, ould take hu nd as farm hand. Address, 0x 24, Eddyvliile, Neb. T 20 WANTED, GIRL, GENERAL HOUSEWORK /Danish or German preferred. 4 1156 Southh S1st st. Jtue country: wages ; references Ehiqnirad. Call room ¥27 Omalia Nat'l bank In the Piviornoon. a4 19* WU WANTED, A FISTCLASS DIESSMAKER if-/and fitter, good wages pald; work guarani he year around. For particulars address, Jpox 745, Wast Point, Neb. 84318 —GIRL_WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. 2104 Cass stroet. MBI0 | —-WANTED, A GOOD STRONG GIRL OR Jwoman to take caro of babyand do general housework; wages 8.0 per week. 1609 Callfornia t. J7-THE DOLAN, 200 AND 311 N. 19TH 8T. e <YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF Woman's Christian association, 111 8o, i7th [ JiARGE SouTH FRONT ROOM, FIRST CLASS board. 1121 Dodge. M314 20% F, IOME TABLE, MODERATE RATES: 19 Farnam. L1 W CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEN BLDG ~C. K. HARRISON, 012 N, Y. LIFE. w-e - —~MORTGAGE LOANS LKESS THAN 7 PER cent, Including all charges. Charles W. Rainey, Omaha Nat. bank bldg. m W 5 WANTED AT ONCE LOANS ON IMPKOVED Omaha_property; low rates. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam st. 219 JF;LLSIDE, 18TH AND DODGE, ROOMS, DAY board, M3 J17* FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS Ratos, ic a word firat Insertion, le & word thet after. Nothing taken for less than 25c. W LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED iy property 84,000 and apwards$ to Sigper cent. . Ear o delays. nam Bmith & Co, 10t and Harney. —1 AND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages. Hood & Selby, 34 Board of Trade. 7,=FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR IMPROVED 10) fincres of Iand in Nebraska, a splondid business. Address ¥ 02, Beo, 358 J1 77 ~8600.000 WORTH FIRST CLARS OMAMA Liorty to exchange for farm lands. Address F. Williams, Omaha, 62 21 7 <FOR EXCHANGE, $13.00 PROPERTY NEAR Kountze place. One nore ground fronting on two streets. Bulldings §.000; oncumbrance $5,500; Long tme; want land or city property. Address G 0e. 592 19 Y, ~FOR EXCHANGE, TWO LOTS NICELY LO. dcated. One a corner south of Lake, ono block Ot motor. Part cash, balance trade. Add o88 G 35 eo. ZiWANTEDTO TRADE BIGHTY ACRES OF land for stock of drugs. E. Burton, Soogis, Neb EIGHTY ACRES OF alilon. J. 8. MoMillen, Soolib e §2500 pald. ‘Address P. 0. e MO0 19 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Rates, 14ca word first insertion, 1o after. Nothing taken less than 2ic. PROP- 7—WANTED TO TRADE, iand - fo 2 —§1,200.00 contract, Brigg Placo; 'Want good horse' and bu Box 714, Omal word there- (33 AND 3 ROOMS, BRICK FLAT. X enworth street. 10600 LIBAV- M8 19° FOR RENT—STORES Rates, 10c & Iine each insortion, $1.50 a line per month." Nothing taken for loss than 25¢. VW MONEY 10 10AN 0N OMAHA AND COUN. cll Bluffs real estato and Nebraska and lowa farms at from 5% to 64§ per cont interest,with no ad- ditional charges for commisslons or attorneys fees. W. B. Melkle, Ist Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha. 25 Wi ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. ‘The O. . Davls Co., 1505 Farnam street. 247 FOR RENT, STORE, ON 8. I3TH ST, LANGE block, sultable for meat markot, hardware or dry g00ds store. Inquire 66 S, 13th st 210 ~FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDING, 910 Farnam st. Tho bullding has o fireproot co: ment basement, complete steam heating fixtures, water on all the Hours, gas, 6te. Apply at the oftico of The Beo. 010 NT, CHOICEST SECOND FLOOR roor in Omaba, Globo bullding, 16th and Dodge. Globe Loan & Trust Co. Mo —FOR RENT, A NICE NEW BRICK STORE room, twonty by elghty feot, with cellar; on the north sido of the square in Glenwood, lown. For further Informat!on call on or addross F. M. Buf- fington, Glenwood, Iowa. 824 20° J5GENTRALLY LOCATED, BRICK STORE bullding, very cheap to permanent tenant. G, F. Butts, 220 Bouth 17th street. M§97 318 ~FOR R business . AGENTS—WANTED. WANTED, ONE lable firm to s TWO GOOD AGENTS BY A 1 asplendid 1ine of lubricating nltles, either oxclusively or nw o 8lde 1no, to the manufacturing and store trade in Nebraska. Addross lock box 3, Sta. “15," Clave. land, O. 859 18 WANTED—TO RENT. Rates. 14c a word first tnsertion, 1c a word there after. Nothing takoh for less than 2: e K ;FURNISHED LOUSE, 9 OR MORE ROOMS. south of Webster and cast of Twentleth. A dress G 49 Bee. 520-18% —WANTED, SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE IN southwest part of olty, for summer month Address G 5 Boe. 568 1 —WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE OR ROOMS for ner by responsible couple. No children, Address G 50 Bee office, 852 20 ~WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE ‘work. Inqulire at 2201 Dodge st. 07 19 ~WANTED—AT THR KELLY HOTEL, COL- fax. In., a professlonal Iady bath attendant; one wio knows how to give the massage: good wages and steady employment to the right party. Don't write but telegraph atonce to K. 8. Kell Colfax, Ia 804 19° \—WANTED. GIRL FOR GENKRAL HOUSE- work, Mrs. 8. Rosewater, 1711 Douglas stregt, ~WANTED. COMPETENT FIRST GIRL, wagea$i. Mrs. M. Levy, 57 Dudgo street. WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR GEN- ‘eral housework. Good wages to good girl. (05 outh 2th street. 853 18° —~WANTED, EKIRT AND WAIST MAKERS ‘and general' helpers, Room 14, Withnell bulld- ing, 15th and Harney. MST5 19* i3 '-WANTED, A DRESSMAKER OR FIRST- @ /otann walst hand to notas forewoman in dre; fmaking shop. Inquire of Mrs. 11. C. Moses, 503 7tli atreet, opposite court house, MST1 200 STORAGE. 10c a line each tnsertion, $1.50 a line per Nothing taken for loss thun 25c. month. —STORAGE. WILLIAMS&CROSS, 1214 IARNBY pir] [~ STORAGE FOR HOUSRHOLD GOODS; clean and cheap rates. R. Wolls, 1111 Farnam: T HEATING 8TOVES STORED DURING SUM- mer; speolal stor: for household goods. Tel. 0. 1207 Vouglas. Omaha Stovo Hopalf Works. M M—!T()VWB STORED AT REASONABLE RATES ot Lughos Stove Hepalr Works, 007 8. Tith st m WANTED_TO BUY. 1i5¢ 8 word first insertion, 1o a word there- Nothing taken for less thah 250, N CASH ¥OR FURNITURE, HOUSKHOLD &00ds, ete., or will 11 for owner In our auction wnles. R.'Wolis, 1111 Farnam. Rates after. Y-WANTED, GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK at 1150 N 18 streot [T 1—WANTED, SOLICITORS: LADIES AND GEN- tlemon; k0od payiuw position. 18 Shieoly bik —~WANTED, LADIES FOR PLEABANT, PROFI- /itable home work. Prof. Mclean, Arcade hotel, Dougins and 16th stroets. 883 24% —~WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO Jsoll brand new, useful houselold articlo; sells i snmplos I5 cents. We nlso have completo utfits of fast selllng houseliold noyolties for can- assers with wagons; clrculars free. Charlos chulthetss, 40 N. Main, Councll Bluffs, [a. ~ M9I4 1-WANTED, WAITRESSES, LAUNDRY GIRLS, dish _washers, $20.00; for Sherldan, Wyo. Free . Must know by turdn, ship Monday, 'mahs Employment bureau, 119 N, 16th “rl:;}l{l 1 FIRST-CLASS WOMAN TO COOK AND DO Iight house work; wakes kood. Callat [apitol avenue, city, for particulars M5 [~ WANTED AT ONCE, GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Mrs. L. A. Garner, %21 Californi % MO WANTED, FIUST-CLASS COOK AND LAUN- family; wages .00 per week. ' Mi2 21 et FOR RENT - HOUSES. Rates, 100 lino cach fnsertion. §1.39 & lla por onth,' Nothing taken for less than 2c. —FORR_TWENT, HOUSES IN ALL lelty. The ) F. Davis company, 1505 Fars PARTS OF = FOIL RENT, 10-RO0M HOUSE, 2100 DOUGLAS street. Enquire of Moritz Meyer, cor. lith s, i {4 ol ‘. FROOM HOUSE, GROOM COTTAGE, ALL huodern; beautiful Tawas, shade, eic.” N, & cor! 28nd and Misma sts. N L00STOCK OF HARDWARE IN E Nebras! Address Lock Box 207, Rogel [ ~WANTED TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH A LOT or plece of ground. Dr. Konsington, 2704 Amos venus 015 19M FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Tiatos, 10¢ o line month: ch tnsertion. 815 a line por Nothing taken for less than 250, ()5 KOl SALE AT A BARGAIN, NEAMLY NEW hotel furniture, enough to furnish a hotel of 80 rooms. also large oftice, two large pariors, dining 0 tables, chatrs, sideboards | ail eherry and o with fine carpets ary to thorouglhly equij onr out of the factory. The above comple furnishings can be had'at o big bargain ani be sold within the next few daj J. W. Squire, | Bluffs, Ia. O kon sAL LASS UPIG bargain: also some household goods. Addr G 59, Omahn Boo. MU0 | ¥FOR SALE —-HORSES WA.GONE ETC. Hates, 1460 a word first Insertion, le o word there- after. Nothing taken for loss than 25c. nd tho rooms completo and everything necos- amodern ‘hotel; only a must Write or call on M3 PLANC y T—ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N. Y. Lifo, lends at low rates for choloa sccurity on Nebraska or Lowa farms or Omaha city pro perty, JFOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT CHEAP, “AS owner I8 about to leave the city. Inguire at 42 North 30th St. MS03 M) BSTACTS -- TUE MIDLAND GUARANTEE d Trust company, abstracters, conveyancars, Titles verfected and gunranteod. Own the only complete abstract books lu Douglas county, Re- moved to room 310 New York Life bullding. M27l JAST FRONT LOT ON 85TH NEAR DODGE. 50X L136 foet, $1,720.00. Addross Ownor, G 11, B -MONEY TO LOAN ON property, low rates. A. IMPROVED CITY Frost, Douglas blk. y 7—MONEY TO LUAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved renl estato, 1 to 5, years. Fidellty Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. 210 VW —LOANS, G. G. WALLACE, 813 BROWN BLk. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, 10TH and Douglas, loans monoy on city and farm operty at 1owest rates of interest. 21 VW EIBST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS; low rates. Alex. Mooro, 401, Beo bldg. Mst0 W WANTEDTO BUY SOMER PER CENT NOTES secured by mortgages on Omaha city or Doug- 1a8 county property. Roed & Selby, 385 Chumber of Commeorte. M110 W—J: W- BQUIKE, MOVED TO 248 BEE BLDG 34; MONEY TO LOAN—_CHATTELS, Ttates, 100 a lino, ench Insertion, §1.50 & llno per mouth.’ Nothing taken for less thian Ze. X -CALL AT Tilk OFFICK OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED. IF YOU WANT MONEY, You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD = FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIEGES, WARBHOUSE' RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, OR ANY OTHER SECURITY We will lond you any amount. from $10.00 to 81,000 ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or removal of property. ¥ou can pay the money back in auy amount you wish, and at any time, and each payment 50 mude will reduce tle cost of the loan. Remember that you have the uso of both the provorty and the money, sud pay for it only as long a8 you keep It. ‘There will be no expense or charge kept out of the amount wanted, but 7ou wlill recelve the full amount of tha 10an. Beforo borrowing elsewhere call and you wiil find it greatly Lo your advanta, OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 806 SOUTH 16TH STREET, first floor above the strect. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR~ ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X 05, Y0U WwANT MONKV? THE FIDKELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ROOM {, WITHNELL BLOCK, 319 SOUTH 15TH, CORNER HARNEY ST, WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGKS, WAREHOUSE RECKIPTS OR PEK- BONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. OUR TERMS WILL MEET YOUR APPHOVAL. You can pay the money back at any time a d in any smount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of arrylng the loan in proportion to amount you pi 1F'YOU owe a balance on your furniture or other personal property of any kind, we will pay 1Lo for you and carry it as long s you Sepire. YOU'CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE& TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION No publicity or zemoval of property. 0 that you get the use of both mo.iey and property. 253 —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- curlty: strictly confidentlal, A. . Harris,room 1. Continental block. o —MONEY, 40, 00, % DAYS. COKAP RATHS and easy payments, on furniture, planos, live stock, cte., without ‘delay or publicity; cash on band Duif Greon, room 8, Barker block. 55 X»rnu'un.\lfu, 51 DOUGLAS BLEK.,16 & DODGE, BUSINESS CHANCES, D-FOR SALE, NIOE BAY CARIIAGHE TEAM and carrlage. L. W. Tulloys, 103 Pearl stg,Coun: cll Blufts. . $20000 PHAETON LE3S THAN 1ALF AT Dillerance barn, 17th 8t. botwesn St. Mary's ay and Harnoy. Mao 200 SPAN OF 4-YEAROLD HORSES, WEIGHT about 23K, and fing imported stallion, with pedigree, six years old. Must be s0ld st once, cash gr fhme. Might exchango for good farm land. 1. L. Johnson, Bee butlding. MIL 25 Itates, 10c a line each tasertion, 3$1.%) s lne por month.” Nothing taken for less than 25¢. 7 —ANY PHYSICIAN WISHING TO CHANGE his location should correspond with room 212, MoCague bldg, Omaha Mo¥ Y EOKSALE A STOCK OF GENERAL MER ndise of ubout 84,000 to §7,000, in & good town Nebraska. Apply to'Kilpatrick-Koeh Dry Goods , Omaha, Neb. 656, Y FOIL BALE, GOOD NEWSPAPER BUSINESS and outfit. Viola Davis, Lincoln, Neb, 57 J4* —FOR RENT, NINE-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN mprovements. ~Inquire 413 North 39th 8t. MBS M0 [);:3 JOOM HOUSE "MODERN, CONVENIENT for business or wholesale men. Apply 1113 South Mo street. i 85 D—Tlx'“ofll MODERN HOUSE, GOOD LOCA- ion; rent moderate. L. & skinnor, 1614 Farnam troet. LS MyIT fOR WENT, NICE TENROOM MODEWN east front, on Sauth 1Tth stroel, near vent, #40. loquire 624 South I7th street. ~FOK TENT, suitable for troet. 10ROOM MODERN HOUSE, owers and boarders, 2011 Harne; 10-room modern house, 2215 Leavenworth troet, only £25.00. Some uloe cottages. 1L G. Clark & Co., 1218 1 troet ! D— -ROOM LOUSE, ern, $23.00. Fidelity AST FRONT, ALL MOD- ¥ust Co., 1703’ Faraam. s i2 TWOUSE, ALL 4 g00d stable; Kent to first Apply Omahs sts 855 —6-ROOM COTTAGES, STANFORD (IRCLE, new, wodern. C. 8. Elguttor, 24 lice blg 4 AND CROOM APARTMENTS, VON DORN ulock, with steams; refezonces required. 1o § 250, % 204 ~MODERN HOUSE WITH LARGE GROUSNDN, Jahando and fruit trees: good barn: on oar 1ine. M. Hoys, B B corner 16t and Douglas street —FOR | NINE ROOM lconvenlences: large grounds In k00d looation and 0asy of nc wiil be reasonal t Co.. 16th aud Doug T-HOOM COTTAGE AT 1003 Pa Daidatrt Apply 1113 South 10tk stroet. Dilon nENT GOOD GHOOM HOUSE NEAR business center. §1503. The 0. F. Dav pauy. 1605 Furuam sirsot 0_ ~MODERN §ROOM HOUSE NEAR HiG DR s 08 ot e ¥4 Rl e ~4-WOOM HOUSE. GOOD REPAIR 1N P WA DYULS ~FOR KENT, §L0OM OOTTAGE ¥OR COL ored peopie 308 North 15th sk * O tyE5" 1 BOON HOUSE. AT.L MODERN s, ot loquire st o w, cor. t, Mary 4 et DN “fl’_ 1' lo\:fi. L‘JINI: ED fllISl Cai'llde "t 0 8000 cogrniens TWO COTTAGES, ONE & sams; 008 dstarn and welk Parker. Y FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS, Rates 140 a word first tnsertio after. 1o & vord there- Nothing taken for less than 25c. (QBRICK FOR BALE CHEAP AT TH AND Dorcas. 353 —FOR BALE, IN A GUOD TOWN IN NORTH Nebraska, a stock of general merchandise, con- isting of dry'goods, boots and shoos, clothin, grocer) will soil the stock for cash, hal and land or on timo Lo sult the purohi ity 1s good. Beo cash r W secur- Prico, 8,50. Adaress K bl, Omaha QH1LESTANDARD CATTLE COMPANY OFF baled hay at $5.00 per ton, on board coars Amos, Nob " This price way be' withdrawn ut me “FURNITURE. AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY, 1111 Farnaw, R. Wells, auctionoer. 625 51 Y ;FORSALE AT A BIG DISCOUNT, A STOCK of clothing and furnishing goods. Address box 414, Avoci 053 —FOR BALE, HARDWARE STORE AND TIN shov, Good trade, good location and cheap rent. address Lock Box 10u, Lineoln, Neb, 0541 Towa. —~1RON WELL PUMP AND 80-FOOT FIPE FOR salo, choap. 1oom 30 Barker block. M 810 Qi roysaLe, ANEW SPRING FORK, CUSITION Vietor ety at o sucritice. Examine at 004 Paxton block. A9lo 35 —FOR BALE. A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT piano. Will sell on monthly payments or take safety lo part payment. Address G 57, Kee oftice. MOUT 218 MISCELLANEOUS, & word first lnsertion, 1o & word there. Ing taken for less thai 2. after. Noth YPEWRITERS FOR RENT. nish you elther writer, in frst el Wyekoft, , Omulin, Neb. CLAIRVOYANTS, WE CAN FUR- No. 2 0r No. 5 Remington type- ondltion, on rental. Give us eamuns & Benediet, 1712 Farnam 216 —BLACKSMITIL 8HOP FOR SALE: paying business. Addre: C. H. Caddy, wyra, Neb. Miso FOR KENT, A BAKERY, WELL LOCATED, choap ront. A 4ood baker san make big monoy idress Lock Box 156, iastings, Nev. | —FOR SALK, CLEAN STOCK OF HARDWARE, worth #.,000.00 cash, in one of north N braska’s niost promising tow selling and inspection Invited; and lot. Add; Co., Omalia, Nob. EORGIA AN INIA AVENUES, - Ttween Mason and Pacific sts., the finest residence location In the city, $30.00 on Georgla ave and §70.00 on Virginla ave. adjolning proporty hold §20.00 to $40.00 per front foot higher. We will take $1,000.00 0 §2,000.00 Omaha property as part payment’ | lot. “This 18 an_opportunity seldom offered. 18 ®00d for a short time only, houses started at once. Two now under contract. Four sales alrendy made. Pleasure to show such Dproperty s thisat any time. Fldelity Trust Com- pany, 1702 Farnam st. 573 000 ACRES LAND IN NEBRASKA, EAST FRONT bullding lot, 2 blocks enst of Hanscom Park. at EreAt Arifoh. G. H. Peteraom, 143 Bouth 18th, QTOEPEL PLACE ADDITION. The Newest Addition to Omaha. Located 21§ Miles Southwest from PostoMce. Best future residence part of the City. Wide streets and wide alleys. Lots are bigh and sightly. Klectrlc Cars run noar it. Passenger depot and trackage yards of Omaha Belt L'ne Ralirond and Missourl Pacific Rallroad within a block 0f 1t. 8 trains atiy. £tores and factorles fn ita immedin Homos of business men and mechanics surround. Elmwood Park, New Driving Park and Fair Grounds, Pintte itver Canall streets to be paved, extension of electric car linerare some of the sub: stantial {mprovoments to be made in Southwost Omaha during the next few monibs. You can buy Stoepel Place lots;for $300.00 each, 0.0 down and the balance iy quaxterly payments of only $12.50, with interest at per cent. Do not miss this opportunily to; buy five or ten lots at prices that will enableyou to make money. ¥or plata and further Inforinapiy address . A, WEBSTER, Bee butlding. h MiTy I3 violnity. TOP PAYING 3 QTOP PAY RENT. and invest your money in a lot, a lot that 1s right in town, that Is in a first class’ nelghborhood, with sohools, churches and stores ' close with by, street cars, ... wees $400 ‘This lot Ja not only worth » great deal more money, but it will be sold on the ible terms: at are not as much as your rent,besides having something to for your money. $25.00 CASH, $10.00 A MONTH WITHOUT INTEREST, UNTIL 8100 ARE PAID, The balance 2 and 3 yeurs at 7 percent. 1f you in- vest In this way you help yourself, your family, tho community, and_you' will nover live' to regrot It. Fortune knocks at your door once, and this 18 th time. Tn this way a man of modorato mcans gets a start, and accumulates property that (s a safe ot invest 1s_nothing surer to win than resl estato bought at moderate prices on moderate torms. $26.00 CASH DOWN. $10.00 A MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST. UNTIL $100.00 ARE PALD. No bank offers as goo Investment nor any better security. Changes in the Money market 40 not af- fect it becuuse It Is bought at the lowest price on the onslest torms, and It Rrows in value all the time, ‘The low price of $100.00 certalnly cannot deprecl- ate ita value in the future, but, thon you can't quits understand the value of thiv (0t unless you seo It for yourself, comparoe Its neighborhood and con- venlences with othe $26.00 CASH DOWN, $10.00 A MONTH. WITHOUT INTEREST, UNTIL $100.00 ARE PAID. 1t will cost you nothing L0 {nvestigate this a We will tako you ou the greatest 0f pl OF yOU can g0 yourself af any time. after you lav Kotten further particulars from us. AMES REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 1507 FARNAM STREET. AMES REAL ESTATE AG ENCY. X 81718 i LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN 800N rea working knowlodgs of shorthand ani typewriting at A. C. Vaa Sant's sohoolof sioet. hand. 51 N. Y. Lifs Typowriters to rent. M. ~ PAWNBROKERS. J . SUNNENBEKG, DIAMOND BROKER, 105 ) .Dougins st. Loans money on diamonds. watohes ete. Cld gold and silver bought. Tel. 1558, 20 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS —‘Ihlt?n. 10¢ n lino ench tnsertion. " month. 0 each tnsertlon. §150 a line por Nothing taken or loss than 2 Y W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JNO. G, JA- /scobs, deceasod, Iator with M. 0. Maul), undor- taker and embaimor, 815 8. 16th st., tel 6. 244 DRESSMAKING. 158 A. M. BHEETS. DRUSSMAKER, CONTI. nental bloek, room 6 Eatisfaction llllbl"l;"t(!lrk KINDS Mending dobe neat and very 1707 Manderaon stroct. B79-- 16 LOST. OST, BETWEEN KOUNTZE PLACE AND BEE bullding, packago of patterns, also one wheol tracer _Reward for return to Bee ofice. 623 SCALES JEW & SECOND-HAND SUALES, ALL KINDS Address Borden & Selleck Co.,Luko st., Chicago, 243 ADIKS DIESSES, GARMENTS OF AL imade to order. cheap. FPAKEN UP, ONE BLACK MARE AT 8411 AND Emmet streets. 51 10% [ ADY WIIO ADVERTISED FOR A LOST WATCIT in tho Beo last woek, can obtaln information by calling at dvertistig window, oo office. 849 15 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. rtion, $1.50 & llne per thatn . F. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER, #1510 California street PASTURES FOR HORSES, \ TEHAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS ture for horses. Board fence. Spring water. Barton & Phelps, Glimore, Neb., or A. W. Pbelps & Bon, Y. Life Bldg. 251M 28 month, _SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS OYLES & BABB. DEALERS IN TYPEWRITEK All makes bought. sold, exchanged, rented. N. Y. Life bldg. Tel. 553. b & RENT g SALE New and second hand Donsmoras. Rem ingtons, Callgraphs, Smiths, Yosts, Han monds, Munsons. Write for bricas wnd sav money., MEGEATH STATIONERY 02 1304 I'nrunm street. Largest Typew:iter Houso in the Slate. “Iniprovement the Order of the Age,” HAVE YOU SEEREN THE NEW SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITERCHAIR? If you have not, call at the Smith Pre- mier Typewriter Co.’s office, or send for circulars, As usual, we have THE BES' The Smith PremierTypewrfler o Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts, OMAHA, NEB, E H. MAYHEW, Manager, PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO,, Solioltors, Bee Building, Omaha. Neb ¢years Examiners U, 8. Fat OMoo. Advios ty PENSIONS ! CLAIMS! RAILWAY TIME GARD “Chicago Expross. . . hicago & lows Local BURLINGTON & MO. KIVEL. Depot 10th “and Muvon Sus. Denver Expres. \..Deadwooa Kx Arrivis Omahy T0ha @ vs0a m 4% pm 5 p m Arrivos Omahy Donver Limite ka Local (Ex8un) .. Lincoln Loeal (Bxeapt 3u CHICAGU, K L & PACIF Union Depot 10th & Maroy Sta. *Atlantio Kxprass. .. ! & Den.. vestbul CHICAGO, i y Union Dopot 19th and Maroy Sts Lincoln, Falrbury local & Den., vestibule limited. | s’ Falr_Limil 2 ECH, Depot_10ih and Mason Hts Kan 7 Day K°CNight Kxp. vis ..t Loul THE NEXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER, My doctor saya it acta gontly on the stomae Iiver and kidners, and i3 & pleasant laxative, This drink {8 made from herbs. and 18 preparcd for use ascasily astea. It is called LANE'S MEDIGINE All drugeists sel) 1t at 50, And 1 & package. 1f yon eannot get it. send_your address for a free sample. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels ench day, Inordertabe healthy thisis necessary: Address ORATOR K. WOODW ATUD. i Ro. N If so, buy one that cannot be stolen, The only thief-proof Watches are those with ottt BOWS. Here's the Idea: The bow has a groove on each end, A collar runs down inside the endent (stem) and ts into the groovas, firmly locking _the bow to the pendent, 80 that it cannot be m pulled or twisted off. [\Y To be sure of getting a Non-pull-out, see that the caseisstamped with this trade mark, It cannot be had with any other kind Ask your jeweler for pamphlet, or send for one to the famous Boss Filled Case makers. KeystoneWatch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA- If Your Cistern Is Out of Order or Soft Water is scarce, don’t worry yourself for a moment-- go rightahead and use hard water with KIRK'S WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP and you'll never know the difference. The clothes will be just as white, clean and sweet-smelling, because the “White Russian” is specially adapie( for use 1 hard water. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. Dusky Diamond Tar Seap. Pe* g2z, © Cook quickest and best. They arc a kitchen necessity, lighten Tubor and improvo the flavor. of tho food Don'tlet your dealer seil MILTON ROQERS & 8313, Agtn fiajestic Mfg. Co..S I 1¢ gives New Life to the Old Folks, Pleasure to the Parents, Health to the Children. Good for All—Good All the Time, A 25 cent package make: gallons. Besureand get Hunus.' Tewves | UNION Owaha | Unton Depot 10th and Maroy 8 city, 8ix14 feet. 30th and o; drive out and wee it and eall for price. Hicl §N. Y. Lite Bidg. NVEST YOUR MONEY IN ANICE LOT NFAL Hunscom Park, only §,100.00, I4lcks, 305 N. Y. Life JOR BALE, FINEST un& ICB CORNBR IN ., 305 ~WA D, PARINER WITH §20) IN A PER- foctiy safe theatrical entorprise that will pay about 8 per week. 1 will furnish more than dol ar fordollar. Address G 43, Bee. I Y, FOK SALE OB PRINTIN s) electrio powe pense low' stauliahed in v} Box No. 2%, Lincoln. OFFICK; POINT modern material; ex- ,00.00 cash secures Mah 21 o 8 word first insertion, ic u word there Nothing taken for less than 2ic. MRS NANNIE V. WARKEN. CLALRVOYANT, roliable business medlum; 1L year at 119 N.18tn a7 STMES DI M. LEGUAVE, PROPHETESS. DEAD trance clalryoyant and life reader: tells your life (rom oradie Lo grave; can be consulted on all of life; has the celebrated Egypiian breast plate to unite'the separated and oause marriage with oge you love. Com come sl and be convh f her remarkable powers. Ofice and residence 41T S. 1lth Lours 9o m. 109 p.ow. Strict life chart ‘aad photo of your Tuture wife oF usband sent through mall for §.00; chart slone, .00 All letters contalnlog 4 cents in stamps prompily answored. Py —$4.00 to 1200 (ncome por wonth on an Iavest ment of $35.00 and 0o work: Investigate imme- dintely. Address L. Galltzkl, Schilier bldg..Chicugo, 111 M3 200 ~FOR SALE, FUKNITURE AND LEASE OF the best paying hotel in Ksunsas. Addre box 533, Horton, Kansas. “FOR SALE—A GROCERY STORE; A GOOD discount; §ood 1ocation; roason for solling, must g vast. Address. G o1, Bes. 508 3% Y OB SALE MERRY GO-ROUND COMFLETE and 1o good working order with an sutomatic orchestr Ul be sold at & bargaln. Hoom 4, Granite bloek, Omaha, Neb. M§T3 20 Yiikus SALE OR TRADE, Hamilton. BRIOK YARD. 2023 91 24% MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Ny rvsdos sy e o TRMADANS SMITH un 8 l:“Lu Hoom 1 aleol " oot Maseass, vapor ol sleam. —_— e Y —MME. CARBON, 13l DOUGLAS STREST, 3D T @assaye. aico o foor, room 1, ol ."‘u.nr om l.lnlllnr‘:‘n.ll;u Y o SALE, MOTEL AND FURNITURE OF 2 F00ms o town of 1000 inbabitants i north- eastorn N ka. Only hotel o town. Commer- clal patro; st class aad volume of business done outrauks towus of correspondiug size. awloation of property and Lool dress 8. A. Ferguson. Wakefield, Neb. —WANTED PARTY WHO CAN TRAVEL, T0 invest §5,000.0) 10 an_enterprise chat will el #l,- 8000 8 wouth, Address ¢ 11D Hotel Brunswiek, A SAFE INVESTMENT: B TEN-ACRE $5,000.00. Hicks, 850 1% Bldg. 850 18 ki I T =31 Pam| " 215 pm| . g sore 415 pm | Boatrice & Strmabg Krlex Huni 6.4 pm Paollis Exprasy. .. ... 630 p m Donver Fast Mali ...\, Leaves | CHICAGO MIL & 51 PAUL Omaka BRPm s Wbaml.... cPTTT|ET! ACIFIC. 10th and Maroy » MHAN OMAHA mvostument is more chesed ot a low fg- he tme wamake the lnye ment. us good Omabia property wikl nover he less than what it (s today. " Let us show you that beau tiful property which 'we offer 09 Georgla aud Vir glula a Nothing finer In the city for home Wil make spocial inducements for Fldelliy Trust Company, 12 Farpam i OB SALE, ELEGENT MODERN BUILT HHOUSE, # rooms, near Hunscom Park 8l modern con* venleuces; #,000. Hicks, 305 N. Y. Lite Bag UY A HIOME: NEW COSY HOUSE NEAR 82D and Popplelon ave; only #6,800. Hicks. 805 N. Y. Life Bldg. 20 JOACRES TMPROVED LAND WITHIN THE o mile clrcle N. W, Onl. acre. C. F. M som, I N. Y. Lif D et {OR SALE. CHOICE FARMS IN SARPY COUNTY, A Neb. A W, Clarke, Paplilion, Neb. or H. T Clarke, 210 Board of Trade bullding, Omaha. 70319 EQUITY IX 5 BOOM HOUSE ON PAVED STREET chenp. Wl trade for furmshed fiat. Address G 43, Beo. 0 280 A BAUGAIN, 10 ACRES BEAUTIFUL LYING jood high aad sixtly, ¢ miles from town. Ele- gant place Lend 18 the Viclolt, \ract. can be JO INVESTMENT 18 SAFE) real estate well located. No profitable than real estate p ure, and now is Ju; bo Sioux Ciiy Passor L Paul Expro BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Uepot., 15th OMAHA &87. Depot, 10th and -8t Louls Cannon Ball . ~Sloux Clty Acoommodation Bloux City Express (Ex. Sunday) |1 St PaUL ‘mited ... | Banerofe Passenyer (Kx Sund'y) ¥, E & MO. VALLEY d Webster Sts. d Express.. ... iz dat) Wyo, Bap. (x. Moa,) Norfolk (Ex. Sunday)...... -8t Paul Bxpress ... . ffeoee |zEEE i ' depot, 0th_sud Marcy sts Bun'y) Passengor (hiteago Expi Vestibule Limited . T8SOURT PACIFIC. a!_Depot 16th and Webster Sts. S Tous rpress -8 and viger quickly re Nervous THE SPECIALIST. Is unsurpassed in the treatmont of all PRIVATE DISEASES and all Weaknees and Disorders of MEN 18 yours experience, Writo for eireala and question Tist free, 14th and Farnam Bta., hoeha, ¥zh, A GREAT FAVORITE Al this season of the year is the Cut-away- front, narrow folded Collar. W: make The leading furnishing goods bouses of your city will supply yeu with the vatious hrascs | CCON & CO. | BRAUT, 200 ROSRELL, Aro 923 sepienlsting your supyls st linen iy oar MONARCH SHIRTS! They will gire you the mest catlsfactory sanvies of onye ABing is the Line that weooey @iy by CLUBTT, CCOM @ Lu. | AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA One Man Who is Not Anxious to Remain in Jail, BURGLAR BAILEY WANTS AN EARLY TRIAL Cialms to Mave Neen in Council Blam When the Barglary Was Committed a0d that e Don't Know Blalr Maglo Clty Gossip. Ed Bailey, the prisoner charged with bure glary, scoms to be rather anxious to gef away from South Omaha, He asked for a speedy hearing yesterday, and wanted ta know if he waived examination if he could not be taken to Omaha. Bailey is a tall, ratherlight built man about 2 years of age. He claims to be & railroad man, but admitted to a Bee ro- porter that he had not done any work for bout three months. The trongest, and in bout the only evidence against Bailoy is that the watch stolen from Mr. Brayton's residence on Monday night was found in hi possession when ho was arrested. Whon asked by the reporter where he got the watch Bailey said that he got it in Washing- ton, D. C., and had carvied it ever since he left his wife, which was about seventeon months ago. “1 was never in South Omaha in my life before,” said Bailoy. “‘And 1 never saw ‘Kid) Blair until the night wo were arrestod. On Monday night 1 slept in a voom at the Northwestorn fiwuw in Council Bluffs and can prove it." The police have no doubt whatever but that Bailey is the right man. The watch of Mrs. Brayton is inscribed on the inside of the case as follows: “Presented to my wife Susie, Jan. 20th, 1880." On the outside are the initials “S. B." Bailey will waive a pre- liminary hearing when arraigned. My . Reed, tho lady who got o glimpse of the burglars Monday night, 2alled at the station house yesterduy to seo if sho could identify Bailey. Her opinion is that Bailey is one of the men, who was in the room, but not the one who held the revolver in her face. He is much taller, she thinks, than tho individuat who gave’ her such a fight, Blair is shorter thau_Bailey and answers the description given by Mrs, Reed, but so far he has cscaped arrest since goetting away from the Omaha police. Bailey was arraigned before Judge Fowler sterday afternoon, buv waived a prolimin- ary hearing and was bound over o the dis- trict court in the sum of £2,000. He will be taken to the county jail today. New Way of Cotlecting n Debt. The commission merchants in the wost wing of the Exchange building are having considerable sport over the ignorance dis- played by a certain lawyer from the rural districts. This lawyer, however, has been honored by his people in more ways than one, and for three terms he occupied a seat on the district beneh, A few days ago the lawyer had a bunch of cattle tosell. He owed a banker in a neighboring town F1,04 He shipped the cattle from his own station in the name of the banker he owed, there attaching a bill of lading to a draft, add drew on said banker for the full amount of his debt, thinking to square the books by so doing. Reaching South Omaha he received figures on what the cattle brought, and finding thero Wwits £220 more than the $1,046 coming, he de- manded the commission merchant who sola the cattle to fork over that amount. When he was refused, as the cattle were not con- signed to him, e became angry, and after waiting four hours for a telegram from the banker, left the yards in disgust. His novel way of paying a debt by drawing on his creditor for the amount he owed is what amuses the commission men. “St. Agnes’ Entertalnment. When the ladies of St. Agnes’ church undertake to do anything they invariably make a success of it, and their dinner, sup- per and entertainment given at Blum's hall yesterday and last evening w no exception to their past reputation. At noon time a great many persons dropped in and dined with them and av the supper hour the number was far greater. All who purchased tickets for a meal wero given a return coupon and allowed to enjoy the even ing entertainment without extra charge. The affair was gotten up by the ladies for the benefit of the city poor and a neat sum s realized for their efforts. Both Father rity and Father McDeavitt assisted in making all v weleome, The hall was chuvmingly decorated with flags, byytin and flowers, and the stage piesenfe Ag especially attractive appea Among those who took part in the cntertainment were: Mrs., W. J. McCrann, es Kate and Teresa Desmond, Miss May Robinson, Miss Cecilin: Madden, Prof. Windolph, Miss Maggic Rush and Miss Cherry Lylie, Wilitnz to Forgive John John Lacey was arrested and finea about ten days ago for repeating the offense of stealing hay for his c At that time his wife was very thankful that her ltege lord had been taken into custody by the officials of the law and told a tale of uimsu that had been heaped upon her by Johu, She at that time was n first-cl. mood for a divoree, Yesterday she was at the station house and shed the same sort of tears because she feared that John had seryed out his time in jail and left the coun- try. Being assured by Ch Beckett that Lacey was still “on the hill," the woman lefy, happy in the knowledge that in three brief days she would again enjoy the gentle companionship of her own dear John, Paving on J Street, The work of paving the west side of wenty-fourth street from A to J streets will be commenced ina few days. It is te be paved with csphaltum. 1'he contractors’ and drier and engine arrived yesterday from Salt Lake City and the other tools will be gotten ready Maugie City Gussip, Born, to Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Rosccrans, a girl. Dr. Slabaugh returned home yesterday from a visiv to the World's fair, The police are searching for Annle I who is accused of stealing & warch, Dr. Cosford of Lincoln v in the city yesterday in vesponse o a professionul call, The trustees of the Presbyterian church will meer Saturday night to arrange for the ensuing year, A great many counterfeit silver dollars are being circulated in South Omaha at the present time, Frank Dolezol has takeu out a permit to build a #00 cottage at Lwenty-thied and Milroy streets. John F. Rich dt went to Lincoln yester- day in the inierest of the South Omahs Building and Loan association Thomas Montague has resigned his posi- tion as clevk for C. A, Melcher and talks of making his future home in Chicago, Pat Millan leaves today fora teip 1o Scote land ana will be gone about three mouths, He will also take in the World's fais Some extensive improvements are to be made at St Mary's cemetery in the near future. The Land will be terraced in places and considerable woney spent in beautifying the grounds. The Women's Christian Te will hold a parlor me ange, iperance union” ting this afternocon at the residence of Mrs. Isaac Braytou, Twenty-third and | streets, Rev., Mary Girard Andrews will deliver an address. Mrs. Bridgeformer is caring for an orphan child at her home, 109 Twentienth street, and the little one is very ill. His name is Jacob Kline. The mother died but recently, aud was o member of the Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Bridgeformer took the child through sympathy. The d-year-old daughter of Johu Coysle, living at Twenty-first and Brown siveets, got hold of a jar of concentrated lye yester- day evening and swallowed a suiiicient wwount of the fluid to almost cause death, By obtaining prompt medical atteation the child's life was saved. Miss 2. M. Bell, teacher of art in the public schools, 18 arranging to display the work of her pupils some tilge in June. I'he Progress in this departinent has been vevy satlsfactory sond the pareuts and frieu will be given an opportunity o view the work of the scholars for the last year,