Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1893, Page 8

i SPECIAL NOTICES. DYRRTISEMFNTS FOR will b taken ontil 12:3) p ®nd untlt §:30 . m. for editions THESK for the the morning and COLUMNS evening sandny AQvertirers, by roqnesting a numbored ehock, oan Bave (helr answors addressad to & 1 A0 enre o1 TiiF 11y @eifunred ujon 1 oniatl 1berea 18 tLer Answars &0 add ressed will be n of the clisek WANTED -MALE HELP, \ o— § “ Ratos, 140 v word fest I after. Nothing takn for B WANTID, TRAVELING aell haking powder ¥olling pins. $10 month saiary an ¢ t commiaston. Kend_star Bhleaxs Iaxing Powder Co. 07 Chlengo WANTRD.TIAVELING od in stoek food trade y 1o good_men. 1iwankee, Wis WANT A 3, Yot A 00D _PAYING JO1 5 D the Tiawks Nursory Co., Milwankes, Wis By, ™ mon, Town, Kan s §0n. m., No. 10 Pearl sirect, Ealiabury WANTED, AN profitable position. Address —WANTED, TEAMSTERS Wyo., on the B. & M. Ry. ann. Good srazos. Froo pass ; Rabor agoncy, 903 ~oth 11t stroot NTED, A GOOD SOBKI baker for Hght work nt taurant, Grand Isiand Counell " Natin Omanh ORNICH pors. Laglo m. B Brect n st e WANTED FEMAL]: HI:LP D& I Y- WANT JEneiose stamped envelope. Bouth Bond, ind o stable hom Pouglas and 1th streets. —WANTED, A THOROUGH, lealndy {0 tako charke of glo Boaton * tore, 1ith and 1 O ¢ NALK W put our gnods Van TRAVELING s And Nehraskn ENERGETIC MEN T in glas panses, or 25 ) for reply Buren st., 00 14 SALFSMEN EXPERI- reference required; Address Wiibur Se o WIITE Wik 297 5 Mo is FOR MAN Boe. M83 12¢ THIEAD the V ASA . Arcado | FOIU STTERIDAR, oxtension L Kramor & O0'Honrn Mon 0 12* AND fennn Bukery [ Mo TTINNERS works, 11 ME0T 1 AT TOM ila Worst, Sec., i 100 GIRLA, Farnam. M 12 PROFI- tol, 85 14% XUERIENCED ougiag sireets. department. MUI5 13 GIRL FO small family; best wage Nicholas st {4ttt 1 s tAL HOUSE- Apply 4014 T 10 HIKE KOTL G jerni housework. Apply at YA STYLISI Jualr dros business, trouble APPEARING wanted. Nono o eall. Mrs. It 1L other Davies. FIRST rwho thoroughly understands 07 Dodge straet. 00 CLAS the 0 take the 20 Douglne St. FOR RENT--HOUSES. M RENT The 0. F HOUNES TN HOUSE, Moritz Meyer, 10-E00M TR D 57 ROOM 1HOUSE, BAST orn, §25.00. I ldelity Trust Co. TEN-ROOM MODERN 110US us ront moderato. 1 AND LROOM APARTM . Sklutier, 1614 K FRONT, 12 ck, With steam; references required; 816 8 ALL PARV Davis company, 1506 Farnam st 40 16th and Farnam. al GOOD LOCA- m " ALL MOD- roam, “w DORN 20 [T VON FOK RENT, 10-R0OM suftable for roomoers and Btroet. 10-room modern hous: Btreor, only §25.00. oo niee cot & Co., 1218 Hnrney stroot. i', Folt ik ored poopie #1ROOM 03 North 13th st. MODERN rders, 5 Loavenworth COTTAGE HOUS )11 Harnoy 1L G Clark Mo3k colL- M502 FOR D-EE KENDALL, BROWN BUILDIN £ROON FLAT, §17 Opp. Jolforson square. 1tob S00M 1IOUSE, for business oF wholosle men. J0th street. Do Omalin cars, hot wator hoat Stoferancos roquired. 508 114h & 7 ROOM ts, 1013 Clileazo st MODERN, ( Appiy 112 South “FOI RENT, S OR 10 ROOMS 10 RNISITE blocks from Court house, modora convenience s, Mus2 J19 FLATS, 80, ONVENIENT Gy I Juth o HOUSE, GOOD Kk D “HOOM o uglng st RENT ROOM i b D aix_room house, $15.00: baen 1f ice Inwn, tros, city water, elstorn Jars. bath, near motor. See owner, B0l Paxton PALR, HOUSE, INQUIRE 23.00; desired, $4.00% comuntod col- ). V. Stevens, M7 ZEOR RENT, FURNISIT mer on Capltol Ll I HooM 11 16 Capltol avenuo TR 0 North #2d street. OR RENT, TWO FLATS IN fourtoen rooms and bath ther or both to one party ofices or rosidence. G j‘)uruumc KOOMS CHEAL, 1 ner, one bloc! otor Dewey & Stone Furniture Co D, quire 618 N. Y. Life, —FOR RENT, ELEGANT maders lmprovomonts HOOM MODERN 1101 ) OUSE KOR Address 11 52, Beo 608 N M 1ot “asphalt paved strect, cor- Apply W SE. 15 walk from postoftice, with large barn, $40. COTTAGE, 2510 Chicag stroot. SUM- Niesa 12+ NQUIRE OF 529 T, 0 ROOM TTOUSE WITIT MOD] suitn obe Loan & Trust ¢ 15T H MESS]y 10 £, BATIL 1 Klorite My MINUTES s BaO 140 ALL M5 12 12 ROOM 1O Yery choap. l): FORILENT, (urala streot, Ty, hou seNT o tworovemonts, 1 A & Nortn! cottuges. VOry Bear to cable or motor; VOI BENT, 10 KOOM | MOUOrn IMprovements, nam st HoUs E. 10-ROOM 110USE, GooD [ 3 CALL Ing. Dr. J. C. » ALL 1 Dodge. Apply BARN. IN- street. Also yurd, shado MG Do Inquire noxt door 516 10 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS TRuton, o w word firat 1nss aftor E. E B s Yitolavenuo. N WLV 4 iRt tion, 1 Nothing tuken 10F loss than L 1x0d SOUTIL ROOM. ) 1913 Dodze streut on onty. 1519 Howard st LAl FURNISHED wiodorn eonvenicnoes. KLEGANT SOUTHEAS Wrnishod. E, e ASANT, WELL Uwith all modern convenionees. ROOM WITIL on, mOdern conveniuncos, | E ROOMS WITIT LosTdin & plewsant location. K Y nousckee KURNISHED i ROOMS Teference AND “word thure: FLIENC SOUTH FRONT OO, o N. K. cor. 1ith und Howard. FURNISIED exclanged = Yoonvenien oot Lady preforrod. i X 161 PLIEASANT FURNISILED ROOMS FOB GEN- 9 3yl D AND UNFURNISIEY, 1017 CAD Msi0 1 FRONT ROOMS FOIU W North 19th M7i5 12¢ S PARTLY 1OOMS 163, 20t st TOn ) North 24d. M1 O WITHOUT 114 North 2th MB 120 FOR 2315 M 130 VT, MODERN 1716 North isth MULY 130 ROOMS E SUTTING AND BLEEVING | 04 8. 17Lh. WENIBH!‘D ROOMS AND BUARD Teatos. 1o w word first 1o ater. i:‘ THIE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 & riion - HOME Hrunam l —1ULLEIDE, 1§ & DODG ¥, TooS, 0OMS AND BOARD AT 2415 CAPITOL A nue, l“—‘ OUNG WOMEN'S 1OME, References required. WABLE, MODENATE o nword there Nothing taken for leas thin 2 ISTIL st “w BATES: 1o DAY BOAKD. Mty J1 M) 319 UNDER CAILE OF Woman's Chrletion aasooiation, 111 8 174k st DESIBABLE HOOM AND valo family. 06 N. 19th ~DESIIALE SECOND BOARD AN FLOOK ROOMS, ¥ shed, st The reuzer 118 N ™11 F-FURNISHED SOUTIL ROUMS WITH BOARD; references. 314 Farnaw 3-LARGE FKONT ROOM, NEWL #90d board, sult friends. 430 N ¥ u M300 15 FULNISHED, b steeot. (IR FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Continuen, BOARD AT 408 e e - FURNTSITED North 10t TOOMS WITIT SOUTHEAST FRONT modern con No. 672 South MeT9 18 PLEASANT ROOMS 9610 Dodge. ME8S 1 NISITED ve nd bay window, to family: board Fovceny v Foom with a Yonienees, jriv 20t streot FORRENT, TWO LARGE with bonrd: go0d 10cAtion PLEASANT SOUTIL ROUMS WITI BOARD. Fiidi Eiens w0 M —_— FOR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS. “Tntos, 1igc & word first insertion. fo & word there- aftor. Nothing taken for less than 2. (Y- FOI RENT, 501 6 UNFORNISHE Giabitorn improvements. beantifnl shede N K Cor 2 wrd Miami rtreots G D ROOMS lawn and M5 FOR RENT, § ROOMS, 634 8, 1iTH ST Ratos, 100 & 1in month. " Nothing taken for less than 2 WTI 8T.. LANGE hardware or dry 451 FOI RENT. STORE, 0% 8 %, sultable for meat market s store. Inquirs 5 S. 15th st. THE £STORY BRICK BUILDINC The bullding has & Areproof co: complete steam heating fixtares, was, ota. Apply at tho offics FLOOR ting, lith T om ENT 916 Farnam st mont basement water on all the Hoor of Tho ¥ FOI SECOND I'HE OMAHA DAILY BE] MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE Continuad W VMCRTGAGE LOANS 683 THAN 7 PER cent, Inolnding all ehargn Charles W. lainoy, Omaha Nat bank bldg. 5 W WANTED AT ONCE TOANS ON IMPROVED Omaia, property: low rates. Fidelity Trust [ company. 1702 Farnam street, “- LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ity proporty 85,09 and npwards.s taslgper cant, Ko deinys. W.Farnam Smith £Co..15th a0 HAF6Y “ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and nnimproved roal estate, 1 to Fudelity Trast Co, 1701 Farnam i WALLACE, 312 BROWN BLK. years WLoANS, A IND MORTGAGE LOANS Alex Moore. 401 Hee bidg. 474 VW I WL SQUIRE MOVED T 245 BER BLDG W WARTED. T0 BUY & 1 cured by mortgage property. Reed & Seiby —FIRST AND SE°C Tow rates RCENT NOTES SE- Omalin ety or Douglas Co. %5 Bonrd of Trade. 407 MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. “Tiates, month 10 5 1ine oach nsertic Nothing taken DO YOU WA FIDEL THE ) JARANTEE CO., KOO & W | 819% SOUTIL 15TH, CORNER HARNEY 8T LOAN LARGE BMALL TEN LARS n, § F loss that 25 alino. WILL sUM FROM YoU on DOL D, BRICK STORE manent tonant. 6. F. M7 18 CRNTRALLY 1OUA bullding, sery chanp Lo Do Butts, 220 ¥outh 17th stro 3 ) COANS ON FURNTTUIE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER: ONE OF THE LANG bulldings in Omaha. sitiat quarter: 1L1s 130 toot deop by flve floors and basements the front 1s entire! plate ginss and fron wnd suftable for either wholo Falo or mannfacturing: will be rented e ront for & term of yoars, Inquiroat N 3 Howard st. OFFICKS EN SULTE SINGLE, WITH OR without fireproof vautts; cheap. Withnell Bl¥ Miid Jy ORI AGENTS WANTED Ttates. 10c & line oach insertion. $L.5 o 1ino per month. Nothing tuken for loss than 2ic. _WANTED, FINST CLASS AGENTS FOR A o) fraternal order. 014 line insurance on the as. wossment plan. Libaral | indoe all tweon 3 and 7:30 p. m. Monday. Mercer hotel ’, BOOK AGEXTS WANTED, o costs” money, bat our elreuln full purticulars. W. A. Sylvester, PACE HERE ent froo gives 3% Haverbill M54 16¢ e e e RENTAL AGENCIES. Tates, 140 & wor after. LIST YOUR LHOUS K Litorry & (o, 717 N. V. first insertion, lo a word there thing taken for loas than TWITH W I » Life. STORAGE. 1o a o onoh tnsortlon, $1.5) a lne por Ik taken for less thian PACKING, MOVING, STORING Shlpping of planos and furniture: storehouse 1114 Douglnd )00, i /vo wreLt, FIRST) WILL oN SONALL vu?u-r ITY OF ANV KIND You CALL 1T YOUIRAPPR VAL 1/ OUIR TERMS WILL M You enn pay the money buck at any timo and in ANy amount you wish, ana thus reducoe the cost of earrying the loan in proportion to AMOUAL You pay. 1E°YOU owe a balancs on your furniture or other personal property of any kind we will pay it off for CANTIAVE YOUR MONEY 1N ONE 1OUR TOM THIE TIME YOU MAKE APPICATION, No publicity or romoval of property, 80 that et the use of both money and property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATRD, ANT MONEY, You onn borrow on FURNITURE ~ AND HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAC WAREHOUS RIECETI) MERCIIANDISE, OR ANY OTHER SECURIT We will lond you any amount from $10.00 to $1,000.0) ON TI{E DAY YOU ASK FOK IT without publicity or romoval of proparty, You can pay the money back in any amount you wish, and at any time. and ench payment so uade wiil reduce the cost of the loan Hemember that you have the use of property and the mouey. and pay for long o8 you keep 1t There will bu nooxponse or charge kept out of the amount wanted, but you will recelve the full amount of tho lon Beforo horrowln You will tind it grently to your adyantage. OMAITA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, W5 SOUTH 1TH STREET, flrat fhhor above the st ar HOUSENOLD both the only as olsewhore call ne soe us, and LY INCORPOR OMALLA. STORAGE Folt clean and ehoap rates. iatos atter. e othin word et Insarton, 1o worl there: takon DL FURNITUZE, HOUSEIOLD k003, cte..or will sell for ownar In our auction walon, 1L Wails, 1111 1 N FIST sowic nold, 105 Bee bl WANTED, 10 BUY 8 ) TENON Ing maching cheap for e %M. Hulso L1307 Nieholas streot. Ml 13 FORSALE- HORSES WAGONS ETC. atos, [4e o word first tnsertion, 1o a word there- Othing takon for loss than AG >—G0OD TEAM WORK 110 S10.00. will sell soparate Baymer, 205 N stroot ll <« ml!vl'.\\ln Lovejoy MW SES OR DRIV for $75.0) ouch. South Omahn, 115 N P GOOD 1HOI=E atout 1,035 p >—FOR SALE CLEAL OR ON BASY I spun draf mules. span draft horses, ||u-|y horse, driving ceding wagon, phueton. 11, Wolworth, fe building. 72410 FOR SALE -MISCELLANEOUS. 1ige & word first fusertion, le a word thero- Nothing taken for loss than 2ic. MENS PATENT ILEFRIGER ator or grocers: sizo 6x8, 9 foet high; cost 125,00 new: will soll for §75.00, W, T Davis & Bon, Soward, M7 13 TTAND TMACHINES 5 150 SEWING (Q;FORBALE A Wi NUMBER 4, American Rumbler bieyele, days, bran new; $110,0) cash W It Bertraad, N PNEUMATIC been used only few takes It Address F. N MRS, NANSNIE V. rellablo business WAL FGRAVE, PROPHICT| airvoyant and fifa reader; tells your to grave: enn he consalted on all rated Egyptian bronst and cause marringe o, come all, and be iced of remarkable powers, Oflice and rosidonce 417 8. 1th stroot, hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Strlet lifo chart and photo of your future wife or usband sent through mall for §.00; churt alone, 200, All letters contaluing 4 cents in stamps promptly answored. MOSE 19° MASSAGE. BATHS, ETC. Hatos, 100 & 1ino_each insortion, sl month. Nothing taken for less than 2 rl MADAMIE SMITH, 502 Room 3. Mussage, yapor, a ine and ses baths. 7l\ MME, CARSON, 001, ro0wm onths TN MACK OF Clil magnotie and mussngo t ond oor, 121 North separate with one yo! i a lne por . 13 il. 28D FLOOR toi, steam,sulphur 1578 1 1120 DOUGLAS STRE massago, alcobol, sulphur and soa M8z 16* BATIS, Koom 3, sec AGO GIVE tmont. Uh stroot PERSONAL © Itatos, 10 n word first ins othing taken for rtion, 1o n word there 3 than 2o ENENT, RLECT RO TR scalp and bair {raatment, manicure and chiropodist, Mrs. Post,olds 5. Toth, Wthnoll bik WIIY RENT 05 U A SEWING MACHINE; WIIL sell w kood Lovejoy, | MISS hand machine at 5 und up. K. Le No.tith st s 1T T Uiy plos. K. “A. KEARNS, TEACHER OF spectal attontion Lo rudim ental princl Suite 46, Midland hotol. 16th and_ Chleago. M3 )2 Uy RITE FOR A WIEE COPY OF OUR BEAU- titully illustrated Mateimonial Journal, co talning many photo-engravings of handsome women and gallaut men who wish to wed. Brown Publishing Co., Temple Court, Toledo, 0. M7l 1% YT -WISIED SCHOLAKS KOR PAINTING Gorman to tako purt 1 & cluss: Address J 25, Bew oftic U, TOUNG MAN OF MEANS AND CHARACTER would 1ike to correspond with a refined young 1ady who would appreciato a lovely home in Call- fornti Object friendship, probably matrimony. Address J. Webb, 520 L. strect, Sacramento. Cal M85 130 'Ans'maers OF TITLES “ates, 100 & ath, AND $5.00 u tor Mas2 12¢ “Tine eack tnsertion. $15) & line por Nothing taken for loss than 2ae, i ABSTRACTS Yot LHE MIDLAND GUARANTER 0y, WHALEACLS, CONYeYRNCOTS. “Titios perfeeted and guarantood. Own the only complot abstrace buoks in Douglas County. Ke moved 10 roow 110 Naw York Lifo bullding. 45) e e e e MONEY TO LOAN-REAL I‘_ETATE Hates, 100 & lino each lusartion, 3150 & line por month Nothing taken for less than 2. Iy W LOWEST RATES, FID pany, 1703 Farnam siroot. W o oMAnA SAVINGS BANK MAKE on real ostate atlowest markot rutes wade in small or large sums for short ur | No commission Is charged end the (hans are not 504 In the east, but can 8lways bo found at the bank on the corner of 1ith and wi W ~CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO., BEE BL1 () VW o MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA AND COUN. ol Bluffs teal vatate wnd Nebraska und lowa fariis at from by L0 6% per cont Intorest, with no ads ditional eharges f0r commssions or atlorneys feos. W.B.Melkle.Ist Nat'l bank bidg, Omaba. ‘ T—1AND 2 YBAR LOANS ON (ITY AND FARM wortgakos. Keed § Selby, 44 Board of Trade. W, TTRUST COM- iz LOANS Loans 1y time. LOWE + 1905 Farnar MONEY 10 LOAN AT e 0. ¥. Davls Co W ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST GO 313 1. ¥ Life, lenda ai low ratus for clolee adcurity o Nobrask or 10wa farms 0F Ouialia city Property a THE OLDEST, LARGEST A%D O ATED LOAN COMPANY 1 X WILL LOA Y ON ANY KIND OF 8H. A curity’ strictly confidential. ~A. 1. Harris, rooum 1. Continental block PR X toNi . 0) DAVS, CHEAP RATES Aand easy payments. on furnituro, planos, 1ive stock, cte.. without delay or publicity; cash_on Duil Groon, room &, Barker bloc hand BUSINESS CEANCEB MO 3! ROWE'S INFALLIBL system nets $15.00 woekly o nt. Sscond successful yoar. Saf. Practical. Prospoctus 139 froo. C. Brooklyn, N. Y. oR R Conservative. Dk bx 1 TRADE rooms. all oceupiod with por modern improvements. Best loc Capt Jolin U'Donabioe, 205 N. DO YOU W TO BU Ve S R R L O you wuntadditionnl business! 1f 50 %00 an help v ur e bullotin, s inall principal clties; ork Lifo butidln ALE, 2 t boardors; in naha. : Involce about 53,0005 salos almost exclusively cash, dress J 12, B, Also a \ FORSALIS, A GOOD PAYING 8 ud fob offics (n a small country town equipped newspaper and Job oftice In @ county sent town of 5,000, dolng u 1ino business. Both within 50 miles of Umnha. Addross J 22 tee. 815 15 WITH SOMB Keoley Institute. WANTED, A PHYSICIAN money. to take chargo 0f o Address I 212, MoCague bldg., Omatn. 2 Y - FOR SaLE, DRUG SIORE IN GOOD NE- braska town' Sules average over $5.000 por year. Good, clean stock. wiil Involce about 82,50, Best stororoom i town. Lent cheap. Good rensons for selling. This 's s suup. Address J 24, Bee. 822 12 Y FOR SALE, ONLY HOTEL PROPERUY IN A livp. growing town, Terms reasonable. Owner has other business to clalm utientlon. Susan Rubeek, Dannebrog, Neb. 849 12 Y EOR SALE, A PAVING BOOT AND SHOE store In n good town 1n southwestern lowa, tion 3,500, doing cash business, stock all ;w004 ronsons for selling; Inv 0,00 to £3.000.00; no trade wanted. - A good place for a man with maney. Address J 11, Hee. M1z Y “FOR SALE, THE LEADING REPUBLICAR paperin one Of the best county sents in the South Platto country. Price reasonable. Addross 335, Bee. MBS 154 Y Eon SALE, LAUNDRY PLAN cheap and room for rent low. Inquire 1313 Farnam. 510 10 FOR EXCHANGE. 10c & lne oach nsertion. $L3) & Nothing taken for less than 25, 74 OWN 100 KARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS Jand Dakota. Will soll chenp, oF oxchange for wdsa. horses and oattle. Add. bo¥ 76, Franktort, Ind, 1 7 Cuian STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE, £4Wh1 takorosl estato nd monoy.” BOX 25, Feank: ort. Ind 81 Ratos, ino per month. IKansas to near Omahn city Hmits. Wil pay e @ If property 13 good. Addres, giving prico and location. 0 %, I n Abstract of titlo to land. 21, Bo NS0T 12 JK DRY GOODS, CI L for lands and cash. 1. W. Watkins Frankfort, Ind. Toxus. ~ Addres: IN & Co. 82 FOR BALE—REAL EBTATE 0R SALE, 6-ROOM twrrum AND LoT. worth §.5005 will tuke §2.500; §1,200 encumbrance; monthly paymont on balancs. ' House newly pored, city waeor, bath and water closet. Addross owner, J 15, B K VWE HAVE JUST W B J cottnge o THE PIE tlost six-roc the city, lighted by electriclty, having furnace, bath, hot, eold water, mautel, grate, marble top wash bowl, sower conneo’ tion, trees, stono walk, pavod street, ete. Located in Avondale park, one wile from postofliee. Price only #3500, Fidelity Trust Co., 1701 Farnam streot. AT Jyl COMPLETED FOR SALE-REAT, XSTATE. Continviel WHY N BUY A LOT BUILD A coftace AND QUIT PAYING NENT WHEN YOU MAKE BY CAN MUNEY DOING 807 WA AF6 OTAring the best residencs proparty for working men that can be found arovnd Omaha atabout ono-half the pries lots are solling for, the same distance out, in any other direction, oqually as destrable. ONLY #59).00 ONETENTI CASIL #1000 parable on from April 24, 150 or quarterly payme or bofore three yoars and the balAnce in monthly tsat7 per cent intorest WITH THESE ADVANTAGES An electric mator 11ne runs to this propoerty. The lots are high and lovel and at grade The streets are gradod and the grading paid for Tha taxes on this property have beon loss than 21.0) p SPENT THIS YEAR tn pro and around this proports? Several now houses have recontly boon buiit in the additl 1 others will be commenead soon Close Lo mannfacturing industeios whore a large number of men are given constant omployment. m- $0.00 PER 1LOT DISCOUNT to the first Aty paople who will theroby making actual cost of 1ot butlt upon within one yoar .. ... 1t will cost yon nothing to fnvostigate this yourselves, and it will pay you 1o do 8o at ouco. bulld housss, bought ani only $200.0) for DO NOT MISS TIHIS OPPORTUNITY Call_at our office and e show you this proporty. PUTTER & GRORGE COMPANY, Southwest corner 16th and Farnaun stre + us take you out and SPECIAL SALE. STOEPEL 810X PEL STOEPEL Cornor 10ts $3. Tnside lots $275. Corner lots §400. Inside lots $275. Ralance $12.50, quarterly payments RO INTEUEST Wil b chiarged until after July 1, 1894 8 down, The abo ve.prices and terms good oaly until July 1. Look thesa lots ovor before huying elsawhere and you will find them the best and cheapest bargain (n 1ots ever offored. Call on, or address W. A WEBSTER, 402 Bee Bullding. 876 HUNDRED Dollars ¥or Alot Right In town With Schools, Churches, Btores Twenty- Fivo Doliars Down, Ten Dollars A monti Without Intorost Until 2100 aro Patd, Balance Can be Paid In two And thres Years ALT por cont. No one else Otfers As cany erms Nor s Good A lot, AMES, REAL FSTATE, 1507 FARNAM, 4 VW HO WILL TAKE THE NEXT LOT? PLL PLACE LOTS are solling fast. STO! Bottorlots Better prosp eets—- Lowest in prie Euslost payments— Healthiestlocality Newest addition to Omaha- Botter rostdence part 0f the city— THAN YOU CAN FIND BLSEWHERR. CARS) OR RAILROAD TRAINS WILL CARRY YOU THERE. STORPEL PLACE lots will always advanco in price, for the city must grow wastward. ELECTRIC PRICE, only 8500.00 lot, $0.00 down, Dalance $12.50, quarterly payments, This prico 18 considerably undsr present cash valuo of these lots and only & limited number will bo s0ld at present price. Investigato fully and ‘you will above facts. Will bo pleased to show you the property at any time. Call on or addross, W. A, WEBSTER, 402 Bee Bullding. 51910 bo convinced of JARM FOR SALE—12 ACRES BLACK SANDY loam. z0od bulldings. hog foncos, plenty timbor, everything in good shupdi will sell half of crop and farm 'tools or trada for Southern California land. Callutthe farm 8 miles north of Ashland, W. P, Jum M3 13* ROOM HOUSE AND ountzo place: houso newly palnted, nicely papered and painted . furnace, hot nd cold wator, gas and bath. Properly choap at 5,000, Incumbrance $2,500; will on easy terms 107 §,000. Addross Owne 98 QOIUSALE, FORSALE AT A BARGAIN, NEW ‘cottage, clstorn, clty wator, collar, trocs, cte 81,20.00 on long tiwe. Apply Ji18 Farnam MO8 12 BSTRACTS. TILE MIDLAND and Trust company, abstractors, conveyancers, Titles perfocted and guarantecd. Own the only completo nbstruct books In Douglas county. Ko moved to room 310 New York Life building. 459 GUARAN atos, 140 n word first inaertlon, e aftor. Nothing taken for loss than OST, LADIES SILVER CHATELANIE WATCI lenve st Beo oflice and re reward, 15 word there MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. oh inwertlon, $1.5) o lno per month. Nothing taken for loss than 25 e Ratos, aftar. J ete. old Rates month EW & SONNENDERG, «DoueIng st 10c. Address Bo! PAWNBROKERS, 1340 & word first (nsartion. thing tAken for loss than 25 DIAMOND LoRRs monoy on dia §01d and sliver bought. SCALES A lino omeh Insortion NOthing taken fOF 1688 than 25 SECOND HAND SCALES, n & Sellock Co. ALl L Lk st NROKETR nds, watohes, Tol. 135. W8 line 16 8 word thare. 1308 15 per KINDS. Chicago. “SECOND-HAND LYPEWRITERS, I;l‘-\ll K8 & BARE, DEALENRS 1) 1t mi N.Y. Life kes bought, £l Tel exchanged, bidy. 508, What Can’t Pull Out? Why tl TYPEWRITERS. rentod e an on the Jas. Boss Filled .Wntch Cases, made by the Keystone Watch Case Com= pany, Philadelphia. It pro- tects the Watch from the pick- pocket, and _prevents it from dropping. _Can only be had with cases stamped with this trade mark. Sold, without extra charge for this bow (rlug), , through \\’.\tg h (lc lers only. Ask your jeweler for pam. phlet, or send to makers PATENT BUREAUTU. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 4years Examiners U. Pat. Office. Advice free No fee until patent is obtained. H!RSCHBERG'S The brated change Glasse! salein aha by MAX MI Cele- Non- cable s for Om- EVE BlASS '-"a TEHTED Jiry YER & BRO. CO., H RSCfiHsrxc‘g\‘lE =3 NON AR PE CHANGE c(AcLis%; % ) 713 (&) NLY A Full SET OF ! Elovator TEETH, B5 Teoth extractod in morring Newones insertad # (uyr 002 snme day. untoed. 16thand Farnam Stroets on 6th St Telephions 103, BRING Perfect L gusr LR W. By 3rd Floor, Paxton Blooie HIS WITH YOU NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, U. 8. Depozitory, Omaha, Neb. OAPITAL, SURPLUS, Oflcers deut. nc W. V. Morse, John 8. Coliin: and Director: Cushing. vice-president: , J. N 18 B. Reed, cashlor. cn unrantes of cure, Rump S B e 0iCal o GNPy ik Fiace, Chicao Tl THE 1RON BANK. VITALITY ete., surely ot tre Tienry W. Yatos. 8400,000 865,000 prest- Maurts i1 Patriok, Lew- ana viger quickly re stored, Nervous De cure the great Hindoo Retody. Aold Wit weits by Aldress RAILWAY TIME GARD Arrivas i) 20 Vostibule 40 BXPrOss. ........ [E0a m y50a m 5 p BUILING & MO KTV Depot l0tnand Muson Sts. Lo Denver Express. ‘Deadwood Expross. ... Denvor Exprasy »"\Doaver Limited. LiNovraska Local (kx8un) | “'Lincoln Local (Bxeapt Sun) CHICAGO, It 1. & PACIFIC, Unlon Depot 10l & M _Atlantlo Kxpross. o' & Don.. vestibuly Ntgile Bxp) Union Depot 1t and Marey Sta. LK GEL NBECK, IIAMUI\‘A'AI\II‘A)’A! HER. X151 California stroot. g £y WORLD'S FAIR HOZELS & ROOMS JOINVESTMENT 15 SAFER THAN OMAHA roul estate woll loonted. No Investmont s more protitable than real ostate purchased at a low ure, and now 18 just the thne to mako the nyest 43 €004 Omalia proporty will nover ba loss than what it s today. L you that benu: 1iful property which wa offor on Goorgln and Vi Kok 5. Nothing finer (n the elty for home O nvestment. Will make specinl Inducemoents for spot cash. Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam street JOOR BALE Ok EXCHASC estate, 80 acro ralsin vinoyard, sll in fuil bear- ing, abundance of fruits und Howers, bighly cultl- valed, fine house and barns, perpetual water right tools, machinery. boges and Lrays for curlng erop. 00000, prospect this you 5,000 population. Cheap for cash, willoxchange for good lncome property J W, Liee oftice. LUT & FEET A0S Jhouse on Zath §2,20000; monthly Board Trade. L OWITH streot, payments EVEN near Cassius Reod & seiby, ROOM price 10.00 DOWN AND 510.00 A MO Dot In Hazel Terrace or Sheridun place, both in §00d locations, convenient to struot cars and well bullt up. Prices 850 to 8300 each for a b0 foot fot. Parties that wish 1o bulld at 9uce need not wake any payments for ive yoars If thoy w Abstracta’ furulshed. Keed & Selby, 834 B w0 VIRGINIA AVENUES, BE Mason and Pacific sts.. tho Aest residence ty, & on Georgls ave and §70.00 #lole uve. adjolulng property held $2.W to 84000 pur front 00k Lighor. ' We will taks $1,000.00 3 DIOPOrty s’ part parmont in w Tiis is i Gpportunity seidom offered. This 4 for & short ouly, 48 we wanl sowe hOuses started At oBee. Two how under contract Four sales already made. Dloayura (o show sueh property as this st any tme sidelity Trust Com- bany, 1702 Farnam £t (i) AR TERN NEBUASKA FARM LANDS FOR “sale by Huntsberger & Clomonts, Lyons, Burt county, Neb NI gya G 0D FARMS Gromeia wn : HAT NEVER FAILS o mouthly paymeuts. A safe and pay iog lnvestmont. Willlams & Mittan, roow 3Ly, Mo- Cague oullding, opp osite posto ice. P Rates, 1440 o word firat Insorion. I aftor, Nulllulll taken for lass than 25e. WomLDS FAlR sunni¥itED RoOMS. You ke o clianes nor nay Ang money {n adsenco §1.00 per day. 14 l|| l'urlllll » Umaha, RET) i ANT FUL- nishod TG0 m at, twonty minute rido by cure o Tolr grourids. - 600 §1.00 1 poraon. Address Ars. C. MeCracken, auo, Chicago, 111 Mol e word thero- DRESSMAKING. IS8 A M. SHEETS, DRESSMAKIER, CC nentalblock, room G Baglafaction gua A ADIES' AND CHILDRENS DRESSMAKING, i also underearments (o order; muslin furnished if desired. 1707 Manderson, "7 081 Jyli* Tates, 100 a 1no each Insertion, month you G LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN acquiro 8 working knowladge of short typewriting at A, C. hand, 513 N. Y. Life, 3150 o line per Nothing taken for loss (hun SO0N a and of short- Typowriter 85 PASTURES FOR HORSES. “Lincoln, Fairhury Tocal .Chic. & Doo., vosubule limlited . L World's' Falr Limitod. KT, 8170, K C. 0Lh and Maso: Arrivos | Omana ) pm 400 p m 1130 am 1205 a m 550 p @ 12,55 & m Activay Omnby s Cliy Day Kxpr it Bxp. vis U, 1% Tr Louls Express PACIFIC, Unton Deper 100k bt Saroy ata. 1 1pm 15 pu &40 b 6.0 p m Loaves Omaba Teaves ‘Omauba vor EXprass. ... o Ovoriand Fiyer. .\ 1. . oa(rice & Strmabg Krlox Hunl! | ibaollo Bxbrase.’ . | Danver Fast Ml | CHICAGO MIL & 51 PAUL U. 1% dopot anl Marey Sts (oo Bxpross "'Chicayo Kxpross. .. ¥, E. & MO VALLEY Dopok 1ith and Wobstor Sts. Dendwood Expross.. ) Wyo. Exp. (Ex. Mon.) | Norfolk (Ex. Sunday).. St Paul Bxpross pot. 10th and Marcy Sts. un'y) Carroll Passonger ceees U IoARO EXPTOss. 1 Vestibule Ly 8t Louls Expross. St Louls Express.. ‘. Neurasks Local. - 15| 640 & m 5 pm 640 a m TAtrivs Omahiy 700 p m )b m 104) » m il Do m Arrive Omah Ui e m 58) pm “|Arrives” Omuha 530 m CHICAGO & NOWTIH WESTERN|Arrivos oM. & 0. B ncpm isth b 'and Webstor Sta. Omahs Hatos, 1140 0 word firat (naoriion, 1e aword thore: aftor. Nothine takon 1o than e VW EHAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUB_ ture for horsan Lllls n‘ AS3 PAS Hoard fence. pring water. Barton & Puelps, Gllmore, Neb., or A. W, Pbelps & Son, 201N, Y. Life Bldg. M 4330 UNDEBTAKEID AND EHBALIEB‘ Kates, 100 o Tino cach 1o month. Noth ton. 81.50 a line per 1 takon {0 less than 3¢ T05 pw 1240 p m 92 am 545 am [Arrives “Sloux Clly Passenger 5t Paul Expres Tosver Omalia’ BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Dopot. 15tk and Webster Sis. Arrives Omabs Bhpm 9% am FIL (FORMERLY W1 O W, BAR FORMERLY WITH JOIN G /. Jacobs. deconsod, iater with M.O. Maul), under- sakor and embalaer, 4is 8. 10 st Tol 6, 483 Loaves Owaba OMATIA & BT LOULS. U. P. Depot. 10th and Maroy Sts MIDSUMMER MAGAZINES. College Man as Succosafal Cltizens. Tt docs not seom too much to say, writes President Charles F. Thwing in the Forum, that the American collogo has brofoundly influenced American life. 1t has not beon the mother of great movements, like Oxford, | but it has boen the mother of great men, like Cambridge. Tt has not made great sol diers or satlors, great artists or inventors, but it has itributed vastly towards the worth of the more considerable elements of thought and character. It has not creatod poets, but it has enlargod the vision of the | poct and sweetened his song. [L has not created historians, but it has given to the writer of history a subject, taught him to in | vestigate, to weigh ovidence, to write with | power. 1t its influence has not touched cor: | tain eminent preachers. it has added to the | knowledge and discipiinad the powers of | thousands of clorgymen. 1t has broughtand daily bringing 8 larger offering to the cditorial desk, the lawyer's office, the medi cal clinic. It ia significant that we call the colloge not_almus pater, but alina mater She gives to us fntellectuat life and_cradles that lifu in its first feebloness, 1t is almost as rare to find a_son complaining of his col loire as it is to find him complaining of his first name. Happy the man who has_two mothers whom he reverences! Old Prosi- dent Quiney of Harvard said_that a man got a wood deal out of cotlege if he just rubbed his shoulders against the college buildings But he certainly does not get much in this way in comparison wilh what he gots by rubbing his lead against the cases 1 tho library. For to the true man of alert in- telleet, pure heart, and strong will the col- lege represents a new birth and a new life, fhe Ore, The mightiest river of the golden west, s it courses through this fertile plain in graceful curves and sweeps majestically on toward the sobbing s of the Pacific, is wonderfully beautiful and picturesque. Its blue dinmiing waters, gittering in the sun- light, wind away as far as the eye can reach, like some great silver chain. ‘Where rolls the Oregon ! Ah, what signiticance in those words to one who has guzed upon this glori ous monarch of American rivers," writos Herbert Bashford ina beautifully illustrated article, “The rden Spotof Washington,” in the June New Peterson To the east rose the Blue mountains, white and jagged, their sharp peaks cleanly etched against the deep blue sky. Bach canon and crag was plainly visible, and 1 suggested to the doctor that if we were across the Columbia we could easily ride to them in a short time, as they were surely not far distant. Judge my sucprise when he said: ‘Why, my dear sir, those mountains are over sixty miles aw: 1 could hardly bol S0 ‘ve it. The purity of the air here makes distance so deceiving that one might think the story of the man who, when walking to Pike's Peak, disrobed himself to swim a brook that a child might have stepped across, is not exagerated in the | least. The dryness of this atmosphere is therefore very beneficial to thoso troubled with pulmosary complaints and rhouma- tism.” Dogherry in Texas. Down in southwestern Texas, just about midway between Houston in the east and Ll Pasoin the west, and very near to the Rio Grande, the Southern Pacific Railway has built over the Pecos river the highest bridge in the Unitea States. Indeed its height of 320 fect is only exceeded by two bridges in tho world—one in_ the Aundes of Peru and the other in the Himalaya moun- tains, Just before this bridge was finished, writes John Gilmer Speed in Harper's, one of the workmen fell from it, and was, of course killed. The county judge was sum- moned from Tangtry, the town nearest to the bridge, to hold a *crowner's quest.” The judge arrived with a groat concourse of peo- ple, all anxious to serve on the jury. Pro- ceedings were begun by examining the body of the dead man. Upon these were found a loaded revolver and 240 in cash. Perceiving these the judgoe suid : “There ain't nothing to do about this case, gentleman of the jury. The man's dead, and its perfectly pluin how he met his death. But what T want to know is, what was he doing with that gun? That's agin the laws of Texas. He ain't here to explain, but be- ciuso a man takes it into his head to put on wings and mount to the skies .is no reason why the great state of Texas should be de- frauded. Law is law, and justice is justice. I fine him §10 for carrying a deadly weapon It is needless to say the fine was paid. High Living and Henlth, Liveas near the top of your house as youcan, It isthe most healthful part of the whnole builaing, says Donahoo's magazine. There 1s more air, a freer circulation and less of the unwholesome dust from the street. People often wonder at the rugged health of servants, in spite of their constany and wearing duties. It is to & groat extew owing to the fact that they usually sleep in a purer atmosphere than any other oceupant of the house. The att werally devotcd to storage and servants' rooms. is fur more valuable than tho sccond floor bedrooms preempted by the heads of familics There are certain physi s who on their patients beiug taken way unstairs at the beginning of an illness. In the aver- age flat house tho top floor 1s always rented for a smaller sum than any of the others, and yet it is sure to be light and cool, while in the stuffy downstairs rooms one must burn gas all day. No ono passes your door, or tramps over your head, and you can have the roof fora garden, « Some people object because their ceilings get the benefit of every leak n the roof. But there is deep consolation in the fact that no one can be legally compelled ta pay rent when the roof leaks. 100! insist Koducod Salaries Very Probable, At the time of the strike of the engineer on the elevated road in New York, says a writer in Harpers' Drawe: part in bringing the representatives of the engineers and the late Cyrus W. Field, a director in the elevated compuay, 10 4 mooting thas r sulted in a quick understanding bevween the conflicting interests and an cuding ot the strike. Mr. Iield was so pleased with the fairness of the committee yepresenting rs with whom he had to deal that he invited them at once todine with him at Delmonico's, an invitation which their representatives acclined for them, fearing that_ its ncceptance might be misun derstood, Mr. Field, however, continued to feel that he wished to extend some social courtesy to the employes of the clovated road, and at a later date, when he was all- powerful in that corporation, he issucd a formal invitation to employes to a reception at his house. To a large number the initials SRS, V. P on the lower corner of the in- vitation we a great mystery and, as the story goes, the invited compared notes and an explunation of them. At last one bright young wan announced that he had discovered what they meant, and he ex- ined to the others that “R. S. V. " stood for “Reduced salavies very probable,” —_— Busy peopie have no ume, and scnsilo people have no inclination to use pills that make them sick a day for every dose they take. They have learncd that tne use of De Wit ittle Barly Risers does not in- terfore with their health by causing nauses pain or griping. These little pills are per, fect in action and resulte, regulating the stomach and bowels o that headaches, diz- ziness and lassitude are prevented. They cleanse the blood, clear the complexion and one up the systom. Lots of health in thesa lietd }clluv\'s. RIME IN HIGH PLAC not strange that some people do wrong through ignorance, others from a failure to investipate as 1o the rignt or wrong of a matter. But itis strange, that tmlividunln and firms, who are fu aware of the rights of others, will pe sist in perpetrating frauds upon them. High-toned, wealthy manufreturing firms will offer and sell to rotail mer- chants, articles which they know to he mlrlngumuntu on the rights of proprie- tors, and imitations of well known goods. We want tosound a note of warning to the retailers to beware of such imita- tious aud simulations of “CARTER’S LiT- TLE LIVER PILLS.” When they are of- fered to you, refuse them; you do not want to do wrong, and you don’t want to lay yourself liable to a lawsuit. Ben Franklin said ““Honesty is the best poli- L“Vl”‘ it is just as true that “Honesty is e best principle.” It is 7 LKE A SPECTRAL BANQUO Ghost of an 0ld Expense Account that Wil) Not Down. COUNCILMEN HAVE A SOURCE OF WORRY City Indebtodness rark Avenue o Tnearred Assos by Oponing ments that Caase " Canea day. plaint — Me for M The city has an elephant on its hands in the shape of an indobtedness of $43,550, con- tracted by the opening of Park avenue, from Farnam to Half Howard, and the vacating of I'wenty-nimth stroet. Several attompts to bocoma rid of it have been unsuccessful and the councilmanic mind assing through rious stages of worriment over the matter, There is quite a bit of history connected with 1t that dates back as tar as 1886 Park avenueat that time ended at Halt Howard, and there was no continuous thors oughfare to Hanscom park from Farnam street. Twenty-ninth street was open but that did not satisfy people. They considered it would be a good idea to have a continuous thorsughfare to tho park, and the property owners st about to have ‘Twenty-ninth avenue opened and extended from Halt Howard to Farnam, and to vacate Twenty- ninth street. The Ay potition was secured and the necessity of opening tho avenue was declared by the council ordinance passed in Septemboer, 183, as was an ordinance vacating Twenty-nineh st Appraisers were then named to determine the value of the land taken for the opening of the avenue, and to fix the amount of dam- ages to the property on ‘Twenty-ninth street, caused by abundoning that stroct, and to fix & Yalue upon the oighty-fost. steib of land tormerly used as a street. The owners of the property contiguous to Park avenue, which had” been declared opened, ontored into an agreement with the eity to make up any deficit in the sum allowed for the property taken and that which would be realized from the salo of the va- ed Twonty-ninth -Lme'. )mxunn. Ta ad- dition to this, C. rown, J. P. Johnson, L. J. H. Meday bargained to pay the city the sum fixed by the appraiser as the value upon the Twenty- ninth street strip in case it was impossiblo toseliit for that price. Tho latter agreo ment was entered into April 18, 1887, Tho appradsers found that the value of the land taken for opening Park avenuo was $33,250, and the valuo “of the Twenty-ninth stroet trip was placed at §2,000. The scheme at that time was for one to 0ffset the other and the city would havo the street oponed with- out expense to itself and to but a_slight_ex- pense to the property owners. The differ- ence in the two amounts was $1,500, which the Park avenue people, twenty-two in number, had bargained to pay. Delay was experiencod by secured by Mr. Lindsay, a Twenty-ninth street property owner. wlo did not want his street ted. He was beaten in the dis trict court and went to the supreme court, where he was again knocked out. The coun- cil did not rush matters and the settlement was far from being wade. Some two wooks later, in a meeting of the board of equal tion, & new seheme was evolved and a plan of ‘assessment was agrced upon. It Was 1o assess back agamst the Park avenue property the amount ine volved in acquiving the pr ovening the avenue. ‘I'he council concluded that the property had been benefitod in vach instance the value of the lund taken. No effort was mado o sell the T'wonty-ninth street surip or to force the agreement ontorced Squires and othors, This was not dono for the roason as understood at th time that the property had depreciated in value and woula not bring near the amount placed upon iv by the appraisers. To the plan of assessment the property owners objected and went into court. ‘The property was assessod at an average of §7.70 per foot fronta; Jusimply meant that the Park avenue people were donating tho property for a street. Judge Doane consid- ered the case and held that thero wera irregularities in the call for the meeting ot the board of equalization and the assess. ment could not be made. He aiso said tl the proposed assessmcnt was unjust and should hive been extendod to the property south of Half Howard, as 1t was beuos fited by thoopening of the avenne, In the meautime the council had deeded to the Board of Iducation an eighty-foot strip of tho Twenty-ninth avenuo property 1o offset that tuken for the opening of tha avenue. The appraisers had allowed 1,000 as the value of the strip taken for Park ave. nue. This sum is still included in the amount of proposed assessment, and has noy been eliminated, although the school board has received oné picco of property for ane other. After the as Hicgal by Juc neces: an injunction cssment had been doclared e Doane the matier hung fire yearorso. Under this asscssment a number of property owners had stepped up to the treasurce's desic and paid their tax, Now they are secking to recover the amount and somo have sceured judgmoents in tho courts. Mr. Squires “and the other gentlomen sentering (jinto the agree. ment to take the strip if it was not disposed of have never been called upon to comply with its terms. This they would re- fuse o do us the property is said to have de- preciated in valuo fully ono hulf, The sult is that the city has the indebtednes its hands and Low to get vid of it most equitably s the question to be settled. 'wo or three weeks uzo at the meeting of the board of equalization the proposed plan of assessment was up. It contemplate assessing the wholw amount wgainst Park avenuo property, from Farnam to Hickory, The property owners rushed in with a pr test, and they were all objecting. The op. position wis 50 determiucd that the council voted toreduce the amount 40 per cent, and let tho city at large moet that amount. This was 1ot satis factory, and when the report of the board camo 10 the council with such o vecommendation it w rejected. The matt wis last referved to the Seventh and Ninth ward aelogations in the council and Mr. Hascall to agree upon a plan of assessment with the property owners if_possiblo. A meoting for that purposo will v held in comm ittoe room A i the city hall Monday afternoon st o'clock, NEUTRAL TEERITOBY. It Belongs to Kentucky, but Defies < a8 and Hoosier Luws Alike. ew York Sun: “D'you know that there's n pieco of Kontucky that lies north of the Ohio rivar? That's right, even if you don't seo it onthe goography maps, and it's the greatost place in the world for sports *Just above Evansville, Ind., the Ohig begins to make a big curve—fifteen or sixteen miles around it, and only a mile across in some places. Going down the river you sce Henderson, Ky., not over.a mile away; when you're fivo or six miles above Byansville, and when you get to FEvansville you'ro still ten or eleven miles above Henderson, “During the floods one spring the river began to cuta new channel, and when it finished, a big piece of ground that had been in Kentucky was over is Indigna, Fora eouple of years the i publicans on the place used to got in o boat, across the river and vote in Kentueky, and then row back and vote in Indiana. “Iinally the Kentugky to collect taxes, and the cials tried the same thing. The peopie wouldw't pay either, und the matter went to the courts, The judges decided that the ground was in Kentucky. “Maybe the sports don't have a good time down there. When the Evans- ville crowd wants to give a chicken fight they walk down to Kentucky, and the Indigns police stand there nnd look officials tried Indianas offis | atthem. “Once in a great while the sher from the Kentdeky county drops in the boys, but they just walk inte Indi- ana and extend lha shoriffl an invite tion to drink, and the sherlii—well, he accepts.”