Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1893, Page 7

¥, i ) EoN THE OMAHA DAILY BER FRIDAY, 8PECIAL NOTIGES. e ———— DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be takon nntll 12:30 p. m. for the evening Wnd untl §:% p, m. for the morning and Sunday @qitions dverticors, by requosting a numbered eheck, can 0 thelr Answers nddressed £o 4 numbered 1 ter eAro 0f THE LR, Answors so add ressed will be @elinered ujon presentation of the check SITUATIONS WANTED. Ratos, 140 8 w ot @ftor. Nothing taken for ZWANTED, SITUATION AS STENOGRAPHER by compotent, experiencod gentleman stono @rapher, owning _machine. Bost of references. Address E. G, C., 624 South 15th st., Omaba, insertion, 1o word th ® than 250 o, WANTED. honsekecper. WANTED - MALE HELP. Tates, 140 n word firat Insertion, ie a word there mrier. Nothing taken for loss than 2ic T WANTED, THAV well biuking o wder Folling pins. por _cent commission hicago Paking Powder NURSE OR Tz 8¢ SITUATION Address ) 17 A8 Voo ING SALESMEN TO W6 put our goods in glass §50 month salary and expenses, or 25 Send_stamp for reply. Co., 7 Van Buren st 200 14 WO ACTIVE SALESMES edy employment and well CITY BUSINESS, pald. Apply at M35 10 EDTRAVELING SALFSMEN EXPERI- sk T00d trade; roferonce required 1 men Address Wilbur Sced WANT A GOOD PAYING 108 WRITE 0., Milwaukee, Wis M3 Jy3s CLASS EXPERIENCED 310, Bea M2 0 NTED- bartondos FIRET for hotol bar. B ANLD, TEAMSTERS | FOR Wyo.; €25 per month and board Rouritree & Co., labor a SHERIDA Bs WANTED, TEAMSTERS Wyo. on the B & M. Ry. ext gann. Good wages, Froe puse. Kraner & 0F Labor agency. 503 Soth 11th stroct 7 B VANTED=A NO. 1 ALL-KOUN D BAK youni single man; stead s fob for tho right Address C. W. Ilarris, Atiantic, In. 07 P VANTED, | FIMST.CLASS TALKER O stroot medictne selling. Lock Box 653, Council Blufs. M52 10 - WANTED, BARBER. MUST DE GOOD workman and sober. §15.00 por week snd stendy 30b to right man. Wire Newt Scott, Seward, Neb M8 B-wnuvn A MAN FOR LIGHT WORK; 4o iy A1 permanont nositon Lo rIght part! —WANTED, Dogden st North Omaba. B WANTED, LABORERS O3 3 Ry, in lowa. (Good pass. Kram & O'ifearn, Labor agency, 503 South 1ithtreet. M 812 10% — WANTED--FEMALE HELP Tiates 1ae o word firat Insertion, after. len word there than 2 AT HOME, Jknelose sta Ella Werst, Se Bouth Bond, Ind T-MAN AND WIFE, V85,00 10 £.0. pod envelopo £10.00. Cannding oni \ oD will pay you .00 ¢ Mome work for usat leend solfad drossed Co. §12.00 por wook £ iT homes; no eanvassing: envelope. G, K. Emmions & Batterymarcl and Water strosts, Boston, Maxs 0 WAGES BV Adirexs White priotors of White's for the' complexion. knclose M714 4 V-WANTED, GIRIL GENERAL HOUSE. Jwork; small famlly; best wages. Apply 4011 Nicholns st. 10 e V-WANTED A ousework. 17 “WANTED, LADIES KOR PLEASANT, PROFI stable homo'work. Prof. MeLean, Arcado hotel, Douglas and Iith stroots 785 1% T-WANTED, A COMPETEN KL KOR GE? Jeral housework. Apply at 2707 Dodge stroc o strietly CAN MAKE GOOD Jwriting for ua at their houios foliot Cor, South tond, 1., pr. Ldly of the Valiey, Jetainp. \-LADIES For ¥l ullec;m). 71190 GOOD G, North I5th St APPEARING thoroughly understands’ th None other need take the K. 1L Davies, 1620 Douglas St. 05 10 BRIGHT YOU position and good Co., rooms 5012 Ka VA STVLISIT FINST C1 halr dresser who Dusiness, wantod. trouble (o call. Mrs. -WANTED, | /ladtios. Avply Ming block. Yalo FOR RENT-HOUSES, ! Davis compuny, 1505 Farnam st. [ 10-100M HOUSE, 2105 D Do« Enquire of Moritz Mey D KOOM MODEIN HOUSE, GOOD LOCA- ton: rent moderate. L. S. Skintier, 1614 Farnam. a3 HOUSE, EAST FRONT, ALL MOD. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 ¥arnam., s VON DORN uirod; 816 8 224 s Tou~ —7RCOM | lorn, §25.00. Dyt RENT, MIH"’.\! DEo suitable for roowers and b atreet. 1) room stroet, only £25.00, &Co. 1218 Harnoy street D Eo ien, 1) orea poopie. j’) SKE B, ) AND £ROOM APARTMENTS, K, with steam; references re MODERN FOR_COL: Ma02 “ROOM COTTAGE 208 North J3th st. KENDALL, BROWN BUILDING. M2 J19 ROOM FLAT, §17. opp. Jofforson square. Roberts, 1618 Chy M 5ROOM SE, MODERN, CONVENIENT for bustness or wholesalo men, Appiy 112 South 10th stroot. a2 Dy Fom i FURNISHED 10-R00M 1OUSE, Worthugton’ Place. All modern. Inquire at Brownoll 1141} 79" _D —FOI RENT, 7R00M MODERN FLAT. LANGE block, 16 8. 1ith st W3 9 FOR RENT, O 10 ROOMS K URNISIED Ot unfurnished {2 blocks from Court house, South Omnha cars, bot water hoat. modern conyeniences. Referonces required. 500 8 17th. o1l PVENX!HED BOOM! AND BOAED Continuen, ~ROOMS AND BOARD AT 3413 CAPITUL AVE nne. Roferences required MOS 119 UNDER CARE OF Chrlstisn asaociation, 1118, 17hat « 0 YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, Woman I'le 1 AND BOARD IN I¢; DEsinABLE HooM 10t M vato family. 106 N NORTH 0TH 8T, 25 8 FUR- 16 N e J¢ 1OONE AND BOARD, ¢ ROOMS [ -DESIRALE SECOND FIOOK ¥ronzer nished or unfaroished, at Tho 25th wt o RAISHED SOUTH ROOMS WITH BOARD; re { Farnam M0 15 FOR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS. (G-2IW0 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SEWLY PA T pere dern conventences. 21N, 1th ey (- FOIRRENT, §0R & UNEURNISHED 1)0MS modern improsements, beautiful Inwn and shade. N, K. Cor. 224 ard Miami stroots FOR RENT ETOREB AND OFFICES Tates, 100 8 line onch Insertion. 1.5 n line per month. Nothing taken for loss than 25 FOR RENT, STORE, ON 8. block, sultabie for meat marke woods store. Inguire 05 8. 13th st Tokon r Y BRICK BUTLDING, has a froproof co: ment basem: toam heating 0xturos, ¥ on il the o ©oto. Apply at the ofico of The Bee. 910 LANGE Ol RENT, CHOICKST SECOND FLOOR busingss corner tn Omatia, Globo bullding, 16th and Dodgo. Globe Loan & Trust Co 451 LOCATED, BRICK STORE building, vory cheap to permanent tonant. 0, F. Butts, 220 %outh 17l stract M7 318 ONE OF THE_LAK VACANT STORE buiidings in Omaha, situated in the wholesalo quATtar: 1L1s 130 foet deep by 26 feat wido, throo or fve loors and hasement; the front fs entirely of plate ginss and fron and suitable for eithor whole alo or manufacturing: will bo rented for reasona. bl rent for a term of years, Inquireat Natatorium, 1818 TTaward st 156 J21% T, EYICkS BN SUITE Ol SINGLE, WITH o without firoproot vauits; cheap. Wighnell BIF STOIRAGE ROOMS, BTN 15th. 94 8% FORRENT, DESK ROOM Ot HALF OF OF. fice, dosirabl location for broker doing b ness with wholesals housas, 813 5. 12th at. 10) 98 Trom e Ratos, 14c » word first 1nee after. Nothing take: Joal tion. e n word there- BLE PERSO e ngency In Omabn, Neb., World's fair organ, the “World's ¢ Expo- sition 1llustrated,” established February, 18ul. Large profits this year. Send 150. for snmple copy and particulars, J. B. Campbell, president, 160 Adanis st., Chienko, ME05'10° 3D, afticlal T8 EVERYWHERE Sell itself. i 'pay. lean Lock Crank Co., Milwaukee, M) “WANTED, GOOD A o for latest offico spoctalty. Write now. Ar Wis WANTED, FIKST CLASS AGENTS FOIUTIE ) hent fraternal insurance orde and §p.m., Friday or Saturday night Soars, at Millard hotol M RENTAL AGENCIES Jlierry & Co., 717 N. Y. L0 3 STORAGE. Ttates, 10c 1no onch insortion month.” Nothing taken for I ]\l SWE DO TIE PACKING shipping of vianos and 1114 Douglus, oftico 1506 Dodgo. Tixpross Co. el 1550, M. Beklx TV STORAGEWILLIAMS Uit MOVING, furniture: TORING storehousn Omalia Van and Mr, T2y00 1214 HARNEY 45 I\I STORAGE F cloan and eheap rat M, JEATING 31 RING r+ speclal stornze for honsehold g 0ods STOVIS S 20, 1207 Douglas. Omula Bove Ropair woros. 467100 HOUSEIDLD ¢ I Wells, 1111 J0DS; ‘arnam. 1 SUM Tel. WANTED -T0 BUY. “Ratos, 1% n word first insercion, T word there: Nothing taken for less than 2ic. TOUSEIOLD rinour wuctlon 154 A._AR- 291 FoR ote. or will 1 Wolls. 1111 N FIRST Mokt N noia, 605 ee bl N!\\A\Tvn»,« SOUND HORSE 6 T0 8 YEARS 01, Wolghit about 1,560, for servico in lght ex- pross wagon. urfce, Dok & 1 for own, arn AG salos, PAPERS. city. _SUITABLE FOR tlo, sound, weli m Addross J 0. N WANTED, TEAM carrlage, miist bo g and cheap e n\ AN ARTISAN WELL, 1L h 1 and Donglns, LIC PALLOK YOUNG at I‘I.\S H\lh top floor. AIf. Y. Allen. Ol TEN Adiiress J 20, Boe. GOOD GRADE MEOL 100 i 'OR SALE ~-HORSES WAGONS ETC. “Rates, 1ige a word first msertion, 1 bUiing tnken {07 1038 than e »—GOOD AMWORK 1ORSES Ol DRIVERS, 20.00. will sell separate for 8:5.0) each, A, C Waymier, 2405 N street. South Omata. A5 P FOI SALE CLEAD O ON EASY PAYM span draft mules. span draft horses, delivery Ariving horse, spoe gon, phaeton. C. o word there: KO P SALE, phneton 6 AN on_after M3 11 HOKSE FOR SALE 1Y 15t st. 5 P GOOD FAMILY Loveuy, 118 No. )-A G S about 1,07 FOR SALE pounds, at 118 No. 15th st. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE VW OMARA SAVINGS BANK A on Fenl 0atato ALIOWOst matket rates. Loans made 16 amAll OF InFge sums for short of long time No commiesion |8 charged €14 the loaas are not 8014 10 Lho oASt, but oAn always bo found at tho bank on the cornor of 13th ANA Douglas ste. 461 Y UENTRALLOAN & TRUST O, BEE BLDG. [ W5 NONEY TO LOAN ON OMAITA AND COUN ol Aluffs renl estate and Nobraska and 10wa farma At from 514 Lo 6% per cont Interost.with no ad- Aitlonal ehargos for commiasions or ALLOFNays foes. W.IMelkio 18t Natl bank bldg, Omaha s WL ASD 3 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM ortiages. Reod & Selby, 41 Board of Trado b RATES. w MONEY © O, ¥ “ TOAN AT LOWEST ™ Dasis Co., 1505 Farnam stroat W “ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. v Life, londs at 10w rates fOF cholco security on Nebriska ot lowa farms or Omaha city proporty. [ W VCRTGAGE LOANS 1LESS THAN 7 PER cont, Including il charges Chnrles W. Rainey. Omaha Nat. bank blag. 465 W WANTED AT ONCE TOANS ON IMPROVED Omnhin_property: low rates. Fidelity Trust company. 1702 Farnun streot, i) “' LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV ED cityproporty §5,000 and pwArds, toblgpor cont No dolays. \W.Farnm Smith &Co., 15th and Harney. At W MONEV 107 L0 AN AT LOWEST RATES ON Improved and unimproved roal estato, 1 to Fidolity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. i) ZLUANS, G. G. WALLACE, 812 BROW: yoars W —FIRNT AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS; Alox Moore. 401 Boo bldg, 414 Wikt Ww- SQUIRK. MOVED 10 248 BEE BLDG L W WARTED, TO BUY 8 PER OENT NOTES 8 cured by mortgages Omahn elty or Douglas Co. proporty. Rood & Selby, &5 Board of Trade MONEY ‘TO LOAN -CHATTELS. “Rates, 10¢ o line ench insertion, 81 month Nothing taken for loss that DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ROOM ¢ WITIH K, 819% SOUTIL 15T11, CORNER HARNEY ST WILL LOAN LARGE BMALL FROM DOLLARS WE MAKE LOANS ON I'URNITURE, HORSES CARRIAGES, WAREIOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER BONAL mwmm TY OF ANY KIND. WILL /nu WELL, ON Ls FIRST/ wom our 1-mm.~ WILL MERIT YOUR APPROVAL. You ean pay the monoy buck at any time and in any amount you wish, and thus reduce tho cost of careying tho loan 1n proportion to amount you pay 1K YOU owe a balance on your furniture or othor personal property of any kind wo will pay it off for You and earry It as 1ong as you dosire YOU CAN TIAVE YOUR MONEY 1N ONE TIOUR FIOM THE TINE YOU MAKE APPICATION. No publicity oF removal of proporty, so that’ you Kettho uso of hoth monoy and proporty. 7 X You CALL INCORPORATED. iF YOu Yo FURNITUR! D PIA . WAGONS AND CARRIAG WAREHOUSE “RECEIPTS, “MERCUHANDISE, OR'ANY OTIER SECURITY. We will fend you any amount’ from $10.00 o $1,000.00 THIE DAY YOU ASK FOK 1T _ without publicity or romoval of proverty. You can pay the money back 1n any amount you wish, and at any time, and cach payment so mado will reduce the cost of tho loan Hemember that you have tho use of proporty and the woney. and pay (or 8 you keop ero will bo no exponse or charge kept out of tho amount wanted, but you will recolve the full amount of the loan. Beforo borrowing elsowhero call and see us, and you will find it grontly to your adyantage. OMAHA MORT! 05 SOUTH 165 first 50T abo THE OLDEST, LARGEST A ATED LOAN COMPA both the 1-only us the streot. D ONLY INCORPOR Y IN OMAHA. 4 WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. cnrity’ strictly confidential. A, K. Harris, room 1l block. 418 @, 60, 0 DAYS, CHEAP RATES and easy payments. on furniture, planos, lve stock, ete.. without dolay or publicity: cash_on band! Duff Greon, room 8, Barker block j BUSXNESSCHANCES Rates, 10c o lina each tnsertion, §1.60 a lne per month. " Nothing taken for loss than 25c. Y EASTERN RACES! ROWE'S INFALUIBLE Handleapping systom nets $15.00 woekly on £200.00 Invostmont. ond_wuccossful year. Saf Conservative. Practical. Prospoctus 1393 freo 1 £ox 127, Brooklyn, N. Y TRADE OR RENT, HOTEL. rooms. all occupled with pormanont boardors modern improvements. Best loeatlon in 8. Omaha. Capt Johin 0'Donahoe, 205 N. 16th st.. Omabu. Nob. M2 SALE, A MILLINERY STORE AND BUS iness: snles from ono hundred to five hundred prs day, best location 1n tho elty, long le: Wil takeone-half in unincumberod property or farm Iand. Address 1 1 240 8¢ —DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELI, OR EX ange n business, roal estato 'or lands? Do you wantadditional eapltal in your husinoss? If 80 soo us, we can holp you. Call or writo for ous bullatin, Ofices in all prinetpal cities; Omaha branch. 316 ew York Lifo butlding. Y DR SALE, 6,80 DRU Nebraskn town of 40 andolean. sales SI0.00 & yoar with good pro fits. Address, 1167 _care Boe. M4 ) —FOR SALE, NICE CLEAN 8TOCK OF and fixturos in lowa town: invol ) compotition; sules almost exclusively cus drows J 12, Bos, Y, BAKERY FOR SaLE AT account of tho ded STOCK TN pulation. Stock fresh A BARGAIN! ON 1 of the owner, the Vienna Bakery at W Neb. The above bakers must be sold; it 18 o fine opportunity for a baker with u nall capital. Inguire o¢ J. . Brottilng, Fromont, ob. [ ates, 1o n word first usortion, 1o a word thore af.or. Nothing taken for lss than Zic. QpromTi AMILY BOARDING HOUSE in city nddross 11 INQUIKE M2 VBN HOOM HOUSE, 23,007 sIx room house, $15.00; barn Af desirod, #4000 nico lawn, Lrees, city wator, clstorn, comonted o Jars, bath' near motor. Seo owner, . V. W1 Paxton block —¥OI LENT, FURNISHED HOUS mer on Capltol Ml Address H I) E00M 1OUSE, GOOD REPALK, 1711 Douglun st D:'ru RENT, Sk FOR SUM. Bee. N8 120 INQUIRE OF 1 F. 0 120 TROOMS, T B0 N IR, Ko BASEMENT PLAN. 2001 Cnpitol nven uo. FROOM HOUSES 1} Capltol avenu: Diits e #6500 DOU a1 T, row s 2 baths 20 100 birlok bullding 80, 1001 flat with bath, 14th and Capltol ave 510,00 10-room dwelling, 'all_modern conyen onoes. piy: d atroet, south front, yurd in rear W0, (-room fiat, brick bullding. 10th and Harney _Inquire Netherton Mall, 569 S0, 1511 st T 8 ]) FOILKENT, 0-ROOM THOUSE WITH MODERN cony {“pretty yard and baro, only ¥ B30 North fiid stroot M7 ]‘) FOIRENT, TWO FLATS 1N GLOBE upun v, fourtoon’ rooms and bath: modorn; o GIthor OF Dotk 40 ONO PArty: muitable fOF ortesidence. Globe Loan & Trust Co FLAT, Tent FOILKENT, -ROOMED COTTAG rih 29011 atroot, $12.00 por monih: ity water, owly papored. Koy next door south. MBS 110 ROUTIL ROOM, 1019 Dodge street SANT FURNISUED ROOMS FC 1619 Hownrd st ONDO Mz g2 20 1017 CAL e MW 1T FRONT 10O 0 North M718 1 STAR ad Howard, A~ FURNISIED AND UNFURNISI Uitolayenue. oWy U ront, Btroot. FURNISHED wodern conveniences. ANT NOUTHTEAST FARLO) N th 12 TLEME Wy o l‘ VUKNISHED ROOMS FOR Y210 N 1ot ~ KRS GEN ROOMS 1158, 20tk at Mo ALCOY S FOR 330 Norih 5d. . WELL FURNISHED with all modern convenences “FULNISHED ROOM WITH entlomon, modern convenlency Beo. 455 QOR BALIE CLIEMENS PATENT REFIIGEIL ator: sultablo for hutchors o grocors: size (x5, 9 foet high: cost §i ow; will soll for §75.00. W . Davis & Son, * T 13 T —WANTED, PARTNER WITH $1000.00 TO lake intorest in manufacturing businoss that will pay 25 per cent. Address J 16, Bee. M7 11e AND FURNI1URE, go0d _rensons for solling ‘Addross Frank Hillas, Earling, In. M800 10% Y FOR SALE, HOTEL A0tng kood bstness: given. FOR EXCHANGE. oL Q FORSALE, 1 1EAD FINE FRESI Nein and D it iam cows at Jester's yard and Burt st Qu 0D a0, Dt 118 HAND SEWING 151 8t CLAIRVOYANTS. MIS. NANNTE V. WARKEN, CLAIRVOYANT, reliabio business medium; fifth yoar at 11N, Q) M Dtrane 1o from cradio 10 gr aflairs of 11fe: has tho ¢ tolls your can ho consul lobratod Egyptian brenst Pt to unito the weparated and eause marriogo with one you love. Come one, como ull, and be convinced of her remarkablo powers, Office and restdence 417 8. 1th street, hours § . i, Lo 4 p. m. Strict lifa chart and photo of your future wife or husband sent through mail {or §.00; churt slone, £200. All lotters containing 4 conts in stumps prouplly answored Musk 19+ MASSBAGE, BATHS, ETC. Tates, 100 w ling each L month. rtlon$la) a lae per Nothing taken for loss than 2c. PRMADAYME SMITIL (02 8. 137U, 2ND £LOO R Room 3. Massage, vapor, al60tol, steam suluhur ine and sea bat W7 100 MME, CAK 1121 DOUGLAS STREET. 5D 11007, FOuI 7, massuge, alcobol, sulphur and soa outlis i MM . MACK OF CHICAGO GIYES BATHS, etlc and muasago troatment. Koom 5, s 131 North 12th street. i PERSONAL, TREATMENT, ELECTRI0- al baths. scalp and hatr {roatmont and ehiropodist. Mrs. o HER manlouro 19k 5. 15th, Withnell blk 65 U785 K A KEARNS, TEACHER OF plano: speclal attontion Lo rudim ontal prinel Sulte 4, Midiand hotel 10th and_ Chicago. M3 J27 U, VIITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUK BEAU- (1tuily illustrated Matrimonist Journal, con. talning ‘wany photo-engravings of handsome women and gallant men who wish to wed. Brown Publishing Co., Temple Court, Toledo, 0. MT11 §1* ]-WHY KENT A BEWING MACHINE; WILL sell @ good 10 band machivo otk and up, K 1 vojoy, 118 No, 15th ABSTRACTS OF TITLES Dol ST CLASS. AL CONVENIENCES. 617 N. » B TING AND BLEEPING ROOM, BOMONTI ¥ U1K DOLAN. 300 AND. -HOME TABLE, MODEKATE satey; IE 10ca 1no eack nsertion, 160 a 1loe per month: Nothing takon 101 loss than 2oc ABSTRACIS—THE MIDLAND GUARANTEE #nd Trust company, ALSLIACLS, COBYeYRICOTS. ‘Tities perfected aad guaranteod. 'Own the only complot abstract books in Douglas County. Re- Woved {0 room 410 New ¥ork Life builaing. | 480 ION!Y ™ LOA'-—BIAL "ESTATE. Ilates, 100 8 1o oach 1nsertion, BL0 @ 1lne per month. Noth.og taken {or less than éc » JF-HILLSIDE, 18 & DODGE, KOOMS, DAY uuAuu. Mso9 JiT ~LOWEST KATES, FIDELITY THUST COM- pany, 1102 Faroam sireet. (] Rates, 100 a ino ench | ortion. $1.50 a line per month.’ Nothing taken fc loss than s OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA /iana Dukotn, Will soll choap, or oxo mase. liorses and eattle. ICANSAS ange for Add. box 70, Fraukfort, n;u, [t TMDSE, Box 205, Frank a5l 7 450 ACRES OF CLIAR LAND IN ONE OF T11E fyest winter whont districts In Kansas to ox ohange for 10 Or 20.nore tract near Omahn olty Unmits. Wil pay cash difforonce If property 1s good i A CLEAN STOC Wil tako roul o fort, Ind. OF GENERAL tate und money. Address, glving price and location, O D, FOR TRADE. WL~ MoCague bullding, op 1y T, Anulnn & Mittan, room i1, posite pastofics . —WANTED, A GOOD HORSE AND BUC /in piir 0f g0 0 horses In exchange for of cloar laud in Texus ~Absir Groat snap. Addr. Beo. Muo7 13 ~FOR EXCHANGE, BROWN GELDING 1) Zronea. oit s Can o ON N SEHDING, Waat toam of drivers. Box 180, Shenandouh. I Mo 11 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, Ratos, 100 a lino oach iosertion, § month.' Nothing taken for loss than o, 1.0 FEET FRONT WITH SEVEN-ROOM alouso on 25tk sirost, near Cassius: price 4200.00; monthly payments. Resd & Soiby, 834 Board Trade. ¥i235 TANTED PAYING 7 PER 0t Wanted--800, 7 per cent, 3 years (bost security), at for cash and Y ot etion 0f title to land. W line per 100 AUKE FARM Joauted—House payiag 8 por 0. Wanted--Busine Wanted—§i,000 p Wanted—#2000. T per cent, 3 yei erty) Wanted - C.F property for cash and lots, 0 price). rs (lnside prop- chaser §100 lots for §5! Harrlson, 512 N. Y. Life. JOI SALE, wROOM HOURE AND LOT WITIT barn, In Kountze place: house newly puinted, nicely paporod and paloted tuglde furnace hot and cold water, gns and bath. Property cheap at 5,000, tucumbrance $2,500; will sell on easy terms for 1,000, Address Owner. J 19 Hee. 5 BSTHACTS. THE MIDLAND GUARANTER and Trust cowpany, AbSLTACOrs, CODYeyAnoOrs. Titles perfocted and guaranteed. Own the only complete abstract books in Douglas county. Ko oved Lo roow $10 New York Life baiiaig 45 @ ACRES, IMPROVED, FOR §,30; ONLY 810 cash down. Willlams & Milteu, room 315, Mo Caxuo I'uildlnu Opoosite »unlumu 1549 B HAVE JUST COMPLETED THE PRE[- tleat six-room cottage in the city, lighted by electriolty, having furnace, bath. hot, cold water, wantel, grate, marble lop wasb bowl, sewer connec Hon, troos, stone walk, paved strect. olo. Located in Ayoud .;m.on-m o from postofice. Price only #3500, Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnaw street. M68T Iyl 10.00 DOWN AND $10.00 A MONTH BECURES A ot in Hasel Terrace or Bberidan place, both i good locations, convenient to stroet ears wad woll ullt up. Prices 800 1o #50 each for & 80 fool lot. Parties that wish Lo bulld at opce need Bot make a8y paywments for fve years if they wish Abairscts furalshed. Heed & beiby, 334 Board Trade. w0 7018 FOR BALI~RH£L ESTATE. Cont! n‘lfq: — wiY NOY BUY ALbT BUILD A GOTTAGE AND QUIT PAYING RENT WHEN YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY DOLYG 80! WA Aro offering the host rosidencs proparty for working men that can be found around Omahn at about ono-half the prics lots are selling for, tho same dIStAnCo out, (0 A0S olier direction, equally as desirablo. ONLY §550.00 ONE-TENTI CASIL $10.00 payablo on or before throo years from April 2, 1893, and tho balance in monthiy OF quArtorly PAyWmOnts at7 por cent interest. WITH THESE AI)\'A\TAI.P~I An electrlc motor 1ine rans to this proporty. The Tots are high and lovel and at grado The stroets are graded and the grading paid for. Tho taxos on this property have beon less than 81.00 per ot per yoar. #0,000.00 WILL BE SPENT THIS YEAR In Provements on and around this property Sovoral now houses have recontly beon butlt in the nddition, and others will be commenced soon, Close to manufacturing industries whoro a Inrgo number of men are given constant cmployment. £20.00 1 o tho first fifty pooplo who will thereby making actual cost of lot bullt upon within one yoar \ tm- $R LOT DISCOUNT Butld houses, boughitand ~only §260.00 It will cost you nothing to Investigate this for yourselyos, and it will paY ¥0u 10 do 80 at on ce. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. T[HE SAKES T INVESTME OMALA. iy 18 Wil Tocated oo proporty just west of the oity. An investment In Fivo, ton or twenty noros Close to this oty Meaus the foundation For a fortune. AND, | 18 AUSOy vROFIT, choloa flve-acro r four years, and then plat |t 1o 2 nico 1o 10ts for 850 00 each, © a total of §.100.00, KIving you back your money and a clean profit of §,550.00 besidos, Where 18 the Investment that can boat this? FOR BARLY VEGETABLES AND FRUIT GAR- DENS (toffers a splondid chanco. You can have o ni 8 g0Od 1¥Ing, wOrk in town If you wish, furnish empl t to your children right ot homo, wnd make moro money each year off w ten, twenty or forty acro tract than 18 earned by any ordinary salariod man, and, In addition, at the end of tive years you whl find your Iand, with tho rapid krowth of Omaha. worth & small fortune. TILIS s no dlo talk nor imagination. The records of our county show that the advance in acre property has been sure and constant during the lust ten yonrs. Tho wealthy of our city have made thelr fortunes out of the advance in proporty. uppose you pay £2,25 00 for tract, lot It lay threo Cast your eyos around And seoif_you can discover A better city than Omaha. I you hiavo falth in thls olty_you must belleso I Its futre growth, and i€ Jt grows, how can out slde acres help advancing in value? 1T CAN OFFER HRED ACRES Y OF TIECITY. Nothing finer has ever béen put on the market It hias been 10 the hands of the preseut owners over twenty years. 1n'order Lo make' quick salos, Tt will bo offerod In five, ten and twenty-ncre tracts, utprices 5o low you eannot aflord £o miss the opjoTtunity. Don't walt until others iavo secured tfe choleo, but eall at onco and let us give you an opportunity o make tho safest and bast lnvestment you have ever seen prosented in Omaba, CKS, Mel9 Y. Lifo Bldg. COTTAGE AND > $2.300; 81,200 encumbrance; anco. Touse newly pi- or, buth and water closet. Address 5N SALE, 1o LOT. worth §3,500' E U 110 inost rosidonts 0.00 0ff Goorkin avo und §10.00 Virginia ave. wijoinlng property held £20.00 to (0 por front foot higher. We wiil tako §1,000.00 000,00 On property as part payment’ in n Jot.”"This i an opportunity seldom offored. This 13 kood for & short time Only, 68 we want some houses started at once. TWo now under contract. Four sales already made. Pleasure to show snel property as this atany time. #ldelity Trust Com. pany, 1702 Farnnm st. o1 {OR BALE, NORTHEAST CORNER ACRE Benson, clear: make onsli offer. eare Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods Co. ST crass. i~ 5. N. Kohn, IN LOCATION. IN PRICE, IN TERMS, 400 LOTS, £100 LOTS, RIGHT IN TOWN, MOTOR CARS SCHOOLS, CHURCHIE STORES, DWELLINGS. ABSTRACT OF TIT NO MORTAG NO TAXES O LIENS RIGHT IN TOWN §400 10ts 825 ensh $10 w month tiil $10C 1s patd, balanc 2and § yenrs at 7 por cont. A close Inspoction of this neikhborhood and 1t advantages will convincy YOou that you can not find its equal in. THE CITY OF OMAMA, 1,00k the ground over; you will find all stated ns to improvements Is true: all stated as to location i true; all stated as to title and terms I8 true. You can compore the lots with any In Omaha «nd not find their equal at the price. They sell because they are SURE. No Investmont can or will yiold & botter return. No risk s run, and no pains are spared to show and convince you of the tairness of our offer, the nd vantages and safety of the purchase. You wili soe go0d houses alrendy bullton the gronnd und others being bulit. You will find motor cars and all other desiranlo lmprovewents. You will tiad the " lots are no! IN THE BOTTOMS, ON THE HILY, BUT IN TOWN. AMES, 1507 FARNAM. RIGIY AMES, REAL ESTATE, JBARGAINS. MODI ton uy HA End. ELEGANT Pacific street. OLONIAL modern impr NEW finely furnishe LARGE LN elght-room house near 32d and Popple- 1o, one block north of 11anscom park NDSOME bouse near 2d and Dodge, in West briek and frame cottage, A porfect gem of a home. 11 house near Hanscom park, All 50, 8119 Paclfic stroots, i conveniences. facing south north of Pacitic, handsomo shinde trees, ete. # CORNEI, 40xl46 foet, 30th and Paclfic stroots, elegnnt rosidence sito, splendid nelghborhood. ELEGANT residence corner, BoxI4 feet, front, noar Hanscom park. Call for prices. GEO. N, HICKS, 305 N. Y. Life buliding. etk ALM LAND HOI gAL A4 near Springteld, #, 14 noar York (2 milos 3’ Burt county, $4,50. 120 Colfax county (all levets §3,600. 3 near Omaha (6 milos) l‘i a0 acre. i{ Fromont county, | 3 Pawneo county. §), C. ¥, Harrison, 13 8. Y. JMe. BANK THAT NEVER FAILS. GUOD FARMS cbeapon wonthly payments. A safo and pay: ing tnvestment. Willlams & Mittan, room 513, Me- Cague bulldlog, opposite postofice. MB08 15 n 820, south MS10 9 701 8 J UNF 9, 189! FOR SBALE- REAL E!TATE Continiat ASTERN NEDRASKA FARM LANDS FOR sinlo by Huntaberger & Clomonts, Lyons, Murt county, | M1 1yt CEAT, A NICELY TMPROVED farm noatr 'Omahin: ownor must well on Acconnt of poor heATth: #10 & lot 0x130 feet, with fi-room cotiage, AL 100 00, With paynionts very oasy, 1k Hutehison, 108 North 15th stroot 8 7 DRESSMAKING. S8 A M SHEETS. DRESSMAKER CONTI CADIES AND CHILDRENS DRESSM KIS SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING $10) & NOthing taken for less than 25. Ttates, 100 & (1o ench tnsertion lino por month Y OURGLADIES AND GENTLEMEN (AN SO0N acqulre & working knowled e of shorthand and Van Sant's sehool of short typowriting at A ( Lifo. Typovwritors 1o rent i hand. 18 N. Y WOBLD‘S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS “Ratos, 140 & word first in: word there aftor rtion. 100 Nothing takon for loss than 2ic. ‘ TORLD'S FAIR FURNISHED ROOMS. YO! Lake 1o ChANCe O F pay ANy money (0 advan; #1.00 per day. 1311 Farnam st., Omaha 559 30 MUSIC, ART AND LANOUAGEB Rates, 100 a 1ina eash insortion, $15) a line month ( ¥ GELLENBECK, BANJOIST X41800 Californin streot. ~ PASTURES FOR HORSES. VW EHAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUS GRASS PAS turo for horses. Board fonce. Spring wator Barton & Phelps, Glimoro, Nob., or A, W, Phoips & Son, 207N, V. Lifo Bz, M 401123 U NDERTAKERS AND LNBALML RS “Tates. 10c o Tino ench Insertion month. Nothing taken for loss than TW. BAKER (FORMERLY WITIL JOIN 7. Jcobs, deconsed, Inter with M.O. Maul), undor takor and embaln 816t st ol 6. 45! AND TEACHEIL. i £1.50 n lino por NOTL: roturn M OST—POCKKTBOOK b, i CONTAINING pavableto 1. K. Cary. Ulonse ational bank ~ SECOND-HAND 1'YPEWRITERS, BE & BABB, DEALERS IN TYPEW RITERS All makos Lought, sold, exchangod, rented. 613 N.Y. Lifo blay. Tel! §8. 5 PAWNBROKERS. >] SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER. o cDouslus at: Laans monoy on dlamons, waiclios, cte. 0ld gold and silver bought. 05 SCALES W EW &Sk A Address Borden & Selleok Co., THE REALTY MAK INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 8, 1893: WARRANTY DEEDS. Holmes and wite to John Jefries “etal, lot 11, block 24, Carthaze Same to W 1 Ryan, Tot 11, block 13, o Same to i f \|ulru\\~, fot'4, same W MeCauloy and wife o0 G D El 2 of w s of Tot 34, block 4, Canip- hiock 2 rin Lin- wifo 't 9, block 9, lmi wrdson d Smola, lots 8 ard wood purk.. ... o J 0 Levy and wite 1o John Christin: each, Tot 13, block 2, Summit add. 1 A Coles to X L Reed, lots 13 to 22 block 18, Scully’s add, and 547x36. feet commencing point 125 feet © Of SW COrner se 3 2 ME Traman and_husband to same, undiy 4 of n % of lot’ 8, block 133, Omaha ¥ South Omaha Land conpany 10 1 P Ryan, lot 11, block 32, South Omahi Willian Rees and wife (o M .J Seibort, n 52 feet of lot 6, block 5, Denise's add. 3 South Oma and Company to J W , 1ot 3, block 14 uth Omaha 30 wehard and husband 1o A 1 Detweiler, ot 17, hlock 130, sume 1,000 W Perking 1o C G Peabody, ' Tots 11 block 22, Carthage; lot 14, < 03, Omalia View extension Matthew Cunninghan and wife 10 B S Adams, lot 10, block 2, South Omaha park HS et N P Johnson wnd wite to O7A Tl bard, lot 4. block 3, Omaha View. .. Richatd O'Keefe and wifo to Antor nd Anng Bruana, lots 3 und 4, block 23, 15t add to Corrigan Place 3 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, and Emma Strathman, lots 17 1d 18, block 131, South ‘Omaha; lot 6, block 2, Jetfries’ replat. Yot 6,000 8,500 8,100 750 3,000 400 DEEDS. G A Bennett, sherdft, to A O Peterson, lots 2 and's, block 4, Grammorcy park SRS M . Zust Oniatd ¥ 10 pun- Te, dedic ot Ouiaha Land company’s subdiv Total PATENT BUREAT. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. imount of transfers, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 4 yoars Examiners U. 8, Pat. Ofico, Advice freo No fee until patentis obtained: RAILWRY ‘I’IMEI CARD ~Chicago Vestibuie. Chicago Expross. Chileago Expross. lileago & 10wa Lo TBURLINGTON & M0, KIVEIL Dopou I0Lh_ and Mason S nvor Express. . [ondwood Expross. Deuver Exprass “".Denvor Limitod. CNouraska Local (ExSin) “Lincoln Local (Kxoopt ¥un) ICAGO, 1L T & PACIFIL Union Depot 1th Atlantioc Expross. ... ... “Cliic. & Den., vestibule iluited. - Nighie Kxpross World's Fair Limito: CHICAGO, 1t 1. & PACIFIC Uniou Depol 10U1 and Marcy Bt TAncoln, Falrbury 10 Ciiie, & Do, vestibule limitod. ' Fair Limited.. Tenvos Omahn 005 am|- 10105 8 m 40 pm 480 pm 650 pm Arrives Qmaha Omabia 030 8w 225 am From Wost. 1025 o m 340 pm Touvos Gurara | 00 | .45 p 045 p | Tenvos | Omahs eWam) .. hom 415 pw 640 pm €30 p Lot Kanaas Uity Day Kxpre KCONIght Exp, vis U, 8L Louls Expre UNION PACIFIC. Unton Depot 10th and Marey Sts. Arrivas Omahy W0p m Overland Fly & Sirmabs Kr(ox Huti’ Pacitio Kxpross. Donver Fast Mall CIICAGL. MIL & 5 PAUL ARM VOR SALE—120 ACRES BLACK SANDY 1oam, g0od bulldings. hog fences, plenty timber, ovorytiing In good whapstwill soll bait of orop and farm 10018 or trade far Southern California land.” Call wt the Tarm 8 ngaes north of Asbland, Nob. W. . James. M50 13 JOINVESTMENT 1S SAFER TIAN OMAHA real estate woll looated:” Xo {nvestmont iy more protitable than real estate parchused st & low fig ure, and now 1s just the timoe 1o make tho inyest meot. #8004 Owmaba proporty will never be less than what It 1s L0day. * Let us show you that boau tiful property which wo offor 0n Goorgla and Vir glniaavenues. Nothing fiuer in tho clty for home or luvestment. WIll make special Inducements for spot cash. Fldellly Trust Company, 113 Farnam ol 1) [0 INVESTORS —WE HAVE LISTED WITH U8 for sale several choico pleces ‘of tmproved property, ranning frow 81,0000 L0 $10000.00; pay: ing 10 por cont upon the price asked. which it will PRy J0u L0 luvastigate.” Licks, 06 N. Y. Lite Bidy 10Rg0 BXpross K0 Kxpross TE MO, VALLEY Depot 15th and Webster Sts. Deadwood EXpress Ea0pum| Nbaml. Toavey Omaba 20 am| 500 am 6.0 p 545 b Teaves |C! 0 & NORTH WESTER Omaha | U. P, depot, :0th wnd My 7% am 1040 & m 405 pm 700 b m Gt pm| Arrives Omaha “oreUhileAg0 ExXp "Vostibule Limited “MISSOURT PACIFIO, Depot 15th and Webster Bts. ST 1% M. &0, Depot 15th and Webser sta. 1BUY SLOEREL PLACK LOTS NOW. NEWEST ADDITION 10 OMAHA BEST KESIDENCE PART OF VHE CITY, LOWEST IN PRICK. HEALTI S LACAL A N LTy, BETTRL LoTe AT BETTER Pluql'z THAN YOU CAN WIND ELSEWHERE Btwpel Place lots will aiways edvanco in price £or the ity must grow westward. ¥ iil'be ploased Lo show you tho property st suy e “all or add l W. A WEBSTEL 407 Bee Bullding. ~Bloux Oity Accommodation Sious ity ‘lpml' (Kx Bundsy) aul “miled Euioraon Passenger (Ex Sund'y) | SI0UX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot, 10h and Maroy Bia. Bloux City Passenger.. . .5t Paul Kxpress. SAYS HIS WIFE ABUSED DI Frank Gallisath Sighs for Releaso from Mat- rimonial Fetters, MARRIED IN HASTE, WITH USUAL SEQUEL Happenings in Distriot Claim Against the Rock Fedornl Court Nowa Other Occupants of the Seales of Justice, rart and Francis Gallisath is another man who s willing to make an_iron-clad oath that riage 18 not only a failure, but that itis a hollow mockery, & delusion and & saaro. | Francis is a man who married in haste, and | | | mar- now he is repenting at his leisure, but while ho is 50 reponting, aided by an attor- ney, ho is in the courts of this county seok- ing to divorce himself from his wife, Emilie, who ho alleges is now in Chicago taking in the fair and having a royal good time with the boys, As the story goes, told under oath, Francis says that during the month of December, 1802, and after a very limited courtship, hoe led the fair Bmilie to the altar, where sho promised, in the presence of numerous wit nesses, to love, cherish and oboy. Searcely had lhn vows bepn taken when she com- menced to imporbune him for monoy to buy fimeracks and other worthless things, Not having any use for such things, F'rancis allogres that he_ refused to loosen the purse stringes and, with the refusal, milio” com- menced a systematic persecution, for only fow weeks after the wodding she was guilty of unwifely conduct and extreme cruelty in this. that she called him an old fool and an old camel, compelling him to do the drudgery about the house. Pulling the skeloton out of the closot again, Mr. Gallisuth says’ that his wife was a drunkard, and that” upon numerous and divers occasions sho would drink three quarts of beor, and_an cqual amount of | whisky ¢ i day. When the petitioner would protest, the woman would " fly mto a passion, and more than once has she told him to go to the place that is too hot for angels’ visits. ‘Taking all these things into consideration, the husband thinks ho is en titled to a divorce, | Burwell Baxter, the soldier on trial in the federal court for killing ono of his com- rades, was found guilty of manslaughter by the jury which had been deiib- erating on the evidence for more than two days and nights. Baxter was not sur- rvised by the verdict and was som what relieved by the fact that the jury recommended that the judge should deal mereifutly with the prisoner. it is understood that the offiers of the garri- son at Fort Niobrara will also petition the court on Baxter's behalf. Baxter does not appear to bo a vicious man by any means. In fact, the evidence produced during the trial went to show almost_conclusively that he acted in solf-defense, but rashly. ~That_his antagonist had attacked him from behina and had on previous occasions attacked him and had threatened to il him, there can be o question of doubt. Conrad Gasser was the first offender to face the judge yesterday and receive a fine for transgressing the laws that are sup- posed to regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors. ~ He was requested to pay o fine of $25 and court costs and until he complics with the request he will dwell in the cus- tody of tho marshal I M. Cutler of Wolbach was fined $° a similar offense. George Allen was put on trial for porjury in connection with a puuwm application, » for © Il\lm Against |I|(~ l(ul'k Island, 's case against the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad company has been disposed of by the jury in Judge Davis’ court. Several months ago the plain- tiff was at ono of the small stations in western Towa, where she was waiting for,an Owaha bound train. While she was in the depot, she alleges the station agent commit- ted a criminal assault. On account of this she sued the company for $10,000, claim- ing that she was entitled 10 the protection of the Rock Island. Tho evidence showed that when she claims the alleged assault was committed she had not purchased her ticket and that she had not tendered the necessary amount of money for the payment of the same. With this condition of affairs existing the jury held that sho was not in the custody of the company and that it was nov bound 1o sce that she ptected. Wants His © Mar, wractor Vindieatod. John Seria has taken it upon himself to convince the jury in Judge Ogden's court that Charles M. Bachmann should concribute | the sum of $10,000 to his future support and welfare. ¥or a cause action he swears that during _ the month of eptember, 1801, ~Bachmann caused his arrest, charging him with horse steal- ing, ond that thereupon ho was lodged in jail. where he remained ten days, t the end of which time he was discharged from custody and given a clean bill. During those ten days, however, ho avers that ho suffered just $10,000 worth of men! pain and anguish, to say nothing of the aisgrace add humiliation to 'which he was subjected. Accused of Robbing n Hotel, Dave Tobin is charged with having gone through the ots of J. A. S. Faith and extracted therefrom the sum of $140. Faith says that during the latter part of the month of Avril,1803,he drew the money from the bank and went to his room in the Del- lone hotel, where for a time he read a news- per, but becoming tired he threw himself upon the bed and went to sleep, remaining in slumber for an hour or more. While he slept, he avers that Tobin and his side partner, Joe Callahan, cntered the room, went through his pockets, robbing him of his hard-carned wealth, Callahan, the co- defendant, was tried a few days ago and was convicted, + Libel Suit Dismissed, The $10,000 libel suit brought by John I, Davis, who claimed that Tue Bee had knocked great chunks out of hi putation by the publication of an article that appeared r ago, was dismissed for want of prosecu- tlion when called for trial in Judge Davis' court yesterday afternoon. —— Busy peop:e have no ume, and sensiblo peoplé hive no inclination to use vills that make them sick a day for every dose they take. They have learned that tue use of De Witt's Little Early Risers does not terfere with thelr health by causing nausea pain or griping. These littie pills are per, feet in action aund resulte, regulating the stomach and bowels so that headaches, diz- ziness and lassitude are preventod. They cleanse the blood, clear the complexion and one up the systen.. Lots of health in Yhese hittlefellows. ———— Walting for Clean Shirts, Farly last month an agent, who signed the name C. F. Whitney, took & number of orders about the city for custom made shirts, He claimed to represent Neuhaus & Co. of Denver and collected $1.23 on cach order in advance, the remainder to be pay able when the shirts were delivered. The customers have been waiting ever since for their shirts, but have heard nothing either from the company or agent, — After a Short Check Worker, The detectives are looking for another short check worker who is believed to be operating in the city. James Wittingham, who runs a_hay and feed storc at Twenty- first and Cuming streets, was taken in on & check drawn in favor of R. P. Temvleton and purporting to be signed by Hayden Bros. The check called for $10.40, the swindler bought a cask of flour and received the change in good money, - Repairing the Flood Dama ge, The street commissioner has increased his force of men and teams and is rushing the work of repairiug the damage done by the recent heavy rains. He now has eighty men and {orl} teams employed. ho council has set aside $5.000 from the ‘unnnl fund for the commissioner to use in iring the streets, and that amount en- lb?u bim to proceed "without hindrance, and it 18 not necossary instruotions 0 from the council await DELAY lN PAVING. Much of the Preliminary Work Must e ne Over Again. City Engincer Rosowator and ney Connoll arranged to m ferenco with the Board of PPublic Works yesterday, but at the appointed hour Mr. Rosewasor and Mr, Connell wore tho only ones prossnt The object of bring about it an understandine sary to 06 done permit the preliminary City Attor ot in Joint cone the conf possible as to rogarding ronce to liko was something what is nocos. tho paving, and work to proceod. Tho work looking to largo amount of “pavement was gotten undor way oarly in tho year, and it was then antioi- pated that as soon as the chartor amend- monts were passed by the legislature and the authority existed " for issuing tho inter- section bonds the work could be commenced, and the delay of st year would not bo res peated this soason Uhe chartor was passoa, and overything looked bright for a rush in’ public improve- mont. The thirty days allowed the property owners to solect material after the creating the districts expirod, “and - mearly forty potitions camo in. In the meantime the supreme court had passald upon & case from Boatrico nd coverad all of tho poluts that might ba risod rogarding the paving done in Omaha. The decision was that thoro must bo a clean nd_unconditional potition asking for tha paving reprosonting a ority of the feet frontago, and thirty d anothor petition designating material be pro- sonted. The engineer found a number of the peti- tions did not contain the requisite number of signatures and they wora thrown out. The others contaiued the required number, but were defective in that they were con- ditional. In the same potition the paving was askod for and thematerial was desig- nated, This was not in accordance with the construction placed upon the decision of the supreme court, and upon tho advice of the city attorney Mayor Bemis votood half a dozen ordinances ordering the paving to be dono and designating tho material, Tha council sustained the mayor, and if tha strects are paved this year the whole pro- coedings Will have to bo gono over, and it will be two months before the work can be commenced. The city engineer and city cussod the matter yosterday and reac! conclusion that each case should ve consids ered separately and stand upon its own merits, When the petition is deemed s factory the paving of the district wi permitted to procecd. In e doubt exists the procoeding w commenced anow. SMEA L Sl ENTERTAINING NOBILITY, of shall attorney dise <4 th Columbus, O, Max s & Gaest the Duko of Veragun. Corvymus, O, June 8. ~The duke of Ver- agua and party arrived here this morning as the guests of the city, the largest in the world named after his ancestor. The hotels being crowded by politicians, they were enter- tained at the residence of Chittenden, o which they wore escorted by the muyor, the citizens committee and a detachment of militi In the afternoon the duk pacty reviewed the parade of 13,000 school children. A sensational event marked the closo of the parade The duke's brother was stricked with angina pectoris and fell vrostrate on the eround. He suffered frightful agony and theattack seemed likely to result fatally, owing to the terrific jam of and the inability of the authori- ties to e back the people and give the nobleman air. Bishop Watterson stosd ready to administer the last sacrament. An clectric battery was brougzht into operation by the physicians who had been ealled, how- ever, and the necessity for action by tho bishop gradually disappeared. The attack was probably bronzht on by the excijement f the da ng and the tumuit in the convention which nominated Governor McKinley, and the remarkable sight of tho processton of the school children, which proved to be miles in length, e RUINED FARGO. Estimate of the Damage Cansed by Wod. (dny Night's Fire, Farao, N. D., June 8.—The exact figures of last night’s big fire are not yot obtamable, Nearly 5,000 people are homeless aud as many moreout of work. All the hotels exeept the Headquarters; all the banks except the First National; all the groceries except two; all the secret society nalls: all the machine: warchouses except. Walter A. Woods and the Moniter Drill company wera destroy Pive companies are here from Grand Forks, Jamestown, Casseltown and other neighboring towns, but the flames are till burning fiereely. The fire made o lean sweep twelvo blocks long and five blocks wide, At least half the business por- tion of tho city is in ruins. Th Northern tressel was burned and the flames blocaded all traftic on the Northern Pacific. “T'he Western Union building was d¢ and the telograph is badly demoral —-— t for the Boys, A bakery wagon drawn by a team of rune away horses furniseed a banquet for a crowd of small boys at Lighteenth and Grace strects yesterday. The wagon was over- turncd and the load of pies vas scattered in ery direction. In precisely thirty seconds from the time the accident occurred every boy in that im- mediate vicinity was the proud possessor of a pio tucked under each arm, and none of them required any assistance to get outside of the last crumb of the pastry. The wagon and horses were nov mjured - s 8 More Paving Delayed. City Attorney Connell has given 1t as his opinion to the Board of Public Works that Thirty-cighth strect cannot be curbed until there is a majority petition asking for the same, and the proper ordinance has boen passed ordering tho paving as well as tho curbing. The preliminary ordinance called for the paving and eurbing of the street, but the final one only called for the paving, Re- sult, another street will be tied up uutil the proceedings are straightened out and made right. A e Northwestern Fross Association, CuicaGo, 1il, June 8.—The Northwestern Press association held its annual mecting here today. The anuual reports of the se retary and treasurer were read, showing tho association to be in excellent condition, Pho rest of the time was taken up with rou tino business. The election of officers for the ensuing year will oceur this evening, Most of the members will remain several days Lo see the World's fair, e Prospoctive Damago Sult, Months ago the South Eleventh street vias duct was condemned and doclared to be un safe for wheeled trafic, However, the stroet railway was permitted 1 run its cars over the rickety structure. On Tuesday night o gentleman who lives on Mason stree near South Llleventh street, received a ses vero fall on the viaduct, dua to & loose plank, ———— Progress of Lizzio orden's Trial, New Breorown, Mass, June S.—In the Lizzie Borden murder trial today the testi- mony showed that the accused, after the tragedy and after a searchi by the police, B it ‘sho suid was the Juintaieined dress. The prosecution secks to show thas it was blood stained. e ached on His Pals, Avtox, 1IL, June 8.—Charles Wilson, are rested Saturday for counterfeiting, last evening ook a deputy marshal to the woods fifteen miles from here and showed him an entire and completo kit for the work, Hil lnformation also led to the arvestof twe accomplices, ——— Auother Private Chicago Bank Gone, 1 Cuicago, 1., June B.—Conrad Niehoff, private banker, made an assignment this mornin, The assots are scheduled at $90,« 000, an liabilities at $60,000, e There are three things worth sa Time, Trouble and money—and De Wi Little Early Risers will save them for you. These little pills will save you time, as il actpromptly. They will save you trouble they cause no pain. They will save you money as they economize doctor's bills,