Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1893, Page 7

i i\ ~WA & B, SPECIAL NOTICES. _—_— DVERTISEMENTS POR THESE COLUMNE w111 be takon untll 12:80 p. m. for the evening W0d until8:% p. m. for the morning and Sanday editions. Advertisers. by requesting n numbered ehock, ean iavo (heif Ankwars a0dressed to & nambered (8 1ter " In oarn of THE BER. Apswers 1o nad ressed will be doliuared upon presontation of the check SITUATIONS WANTED. Snnmn oo Tatos, 140 & word first insertion. 1o after. Nothing taken for less thn 25 word there WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, WORK A8 AC- VT R LR ST R L Writer: o fow honrs ench day; eharges reasonable, best references; address J 41, Bee. 080 14 THE FURNISHED ROOM! Continuea, AND BOARD. MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE, | OMANA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY FOR SALE-REAL ¥STATE. JUNE 1893 FOR !ALI ~REAL ESTATE 15 G WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CANE OF elation, 1118, 17th st [ LSIDE, 18 & DODGE, ROOMS, nniuuin_ l,—m OMS AND BOARD, 223 DODGE STREET M2 15% ~NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHBEAST FRONT room with alcove and bay window, mo yenlences, private family; board. No. 20U stroot. FOR EhNT UNFURN!!H‘D ROOMS Continned Continum, ND UNIMPROVED pwards, &Co., 154 W loaxs ON M "“Yl'”“;flrly 43.00) and No delnys. W Farnam,Smi WV NoNEY TO LOAN AT LOWRST RATES ON Improved and Wnimprovod roal ostate, | to yours. Fidelity Tr 1702 Farnam. L] v_wnns G.G. WALLACE, 812 BROWN BLK. o 7_FIRST AND SECOND w lon, 1o & word there- Nothing taken for loss than 350 Tiates, 1160 & word firat inac aftor SEAMSTRESS WISHES TO HAVE A PLACE; nderstands dressmaking And piain sewing 3@, e Mosa 1% A DOSITION AS CUTTER, 10 nco fn_merehant talloring. Ad 0417 Francia straet, St Josoph, BITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER Hoferenos, Profs. William M. 2. Kinslay of the Wastern Normal Address 0. A. Dunlolson. Wake- M8 18* yours expor drean —WANTED, or assistant, Croan and W. eollege, Lincoln. fold, Neb. ___ WANTED MALE HELP e 4 ther o TRAVELING SALESMEN TO T Aaking jowder: Wé pak our goods. 1n ginss “yolling pins. $30 month salary and expenses, or 25 cont_commiaston. Send_stamp for ‘reply. (hicago Uaking Powdor Co., 167 Van Buren st, Chio~go. 200 14 (1-FOR RENT, 50 & UNFIRNISHED ROOMS Tmodern improvements, beautifal lawn and shade. N. K. Cor. 220 avd Miamistreots Mi50 FOR RENT BTOEEB AND OFFICEB Tatos, 100 o line onch Insertion. month. Nothing taken for lass than [;;FOR RENT. STORE, ON 8. 1371 A block, suitable for meat markot, hardware or dry £00d8 Ktore. Inquire 608 S, 15th st. 51 ) P RENT, THR (8TORY BRICK BUILDING, 91 karnam st The butlding has a fireproof co- t basoment, coraplete steam heating fixturos, or on all the floors, kas, ete. Apply at the offic ho Boo. 910 FORR RENT, T_SECOND FLOOR Glove bullding, Itk and Dodgo. st Co. - CENTRALLY LOCATED, BRICK STORE bullding, very chenp to pormanent tanant. 6. F. Tutts, 220 Houth 17¢h strant. Mot 318 WANTED, TRAVELING SALESMEN EXPERI- Jameed In atock f00d trado; referonco required 0d money to good men Address Wilbur Seed eal Go., Milwaukoe, Wis. 572)30° —1F YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING J0B WRITE thio Hawks Nursery Co., Miiwaukes, Wie, |~ T;0NE OF THE LAKGEST VACANT STORE bulldings In Omaha, situated tn the wholesale quarter: itis 13 foet doep by 38 foot wide, threo or five tloors and hasemont: the front 1s entiroly of plate klass and iron and suitable for eithor wholo- #ale Of manufacturing: will bo ronted for reason Dlo rent for a torm of yoars. Inquiro at Natatoriu; 1813 Howard st. 5 J21° — WANTED, TRAVELING SALESMAN, [OWA, Kansas and Nobraska. Call before 11 'oclock, No. 10 Pearl street. P.A. Ealisbury, (‘mmull Diutrs M52 15 B—vuvrnn A PLUMBER TO DO A JOB OF work as first payment on a low.priced houso and iot. Balance monthly payments, easy. N. A. Kahn, I5th ana Douglas. 926 14 —WANTED, COACIHIMAN. NONBE NEED Al ply without'tho very best of city references. 912 Douglas st. 91 ZWANTED, A FIRST-CLASS VIOLIN PLAYER for n mustc hall. Address J. t. Whesler. New- gantlo, Wyo. M9 18 WANTED, COMPETENT YOUNG PIYSICIAN o nasist I Offico practios, State school and ox- pertence. Addross J 40, Boo. MuBL 15 ‘fi ROOKKKEPER IMMEDIATELY FOR & londing ostablishment. i this eity, must b Tuidale agod and gaod penman, married proforred. - Western Dusiness Agoncy, 916 Now Vork Lite blig oo 14 “WANTED, PRINTER TO WORK IN COU try newspapor office, State exporlonco and ary expected. Position permanont, J 46 oo ED, A GOOD OARIIAGE TRIMMER W. A. Fouts, Missourl Valley, (a 3108 15 ITH, MUST BE GOOD Good_wages and steady 1L Lamar, £2) Omaba Nat. lank MI1H 15 “WANTED, BLACKS: all round workman. " work. Apply to Bullding, —WANTED, BLACKSMITu, all round workman. d work. Apply to C. H. Lamar, 42 butlding. MUST BE GOOD, wages and stondy Omuhn Nat. Bank MIT1 15 ]4.:::1.:%} EN SUITE OR SINGLE, WITH OR without fireproof vaulte; cheap. Wit! ‘1; o —FOR RENT, RXCRLLENT CHANCE FOR NO- tlon store. Call direct at 1923 Sherman COPN — AGENTS WANTED. “Tintes, 100 n 1ine ool Insertion. 8150 & line per lm-nlh Nothing taken for less than 25c. OOK AGENTS WANTED, SPACE HERE . but our elrouiar sent frao givos full particulnrg. W. A. Sylvester, 8 lavorhill streot, Boston, Ma 1B A B O INVESTMENT BONDS PAYS JE0.00 in from ono to five years; Buy ono. §5.00 cash and .00 & month after wards untll_ pald. Best paylng investment extant. A rustling agont wantad In overy town and county. Kor full particulars, apply to Tho Amerlean Bond Company, 550 and 531 Paxton block: Omaha, F. S, Thompson, koneral agent for Douging county. w190 AGENTS WANTED FOR A POSITIVE novelty: will bo used by everybody and 1t 1s a luxury to sell the good. Stato right given. For varticulars nidress C. B, Proctor, Pabst hotel, Milwaukeo, W 15 A LARGE CORPORATION CONTHOLLING ) tho manufacturo and sale of an artlelo of rare merlt and In general use wishes to securo one ageot In overy town and clty whero thoy hnve® none at prosont. Kxelusive right in a large ter- ritory given, ds aro warrantod to bo as rop- rekented. Hundreds of ngonts aro handling thexe ©00ds. Ilundrods of thousands are wearinz them. The business is logitimato, profits enormous, ex- perience not necossary. Kor full particulnrs ad- dross Corporation, Lynn, Mass, Mi05 15% FOR LOAN OFFICE, MUST nlary $50.00 por month and #itution ‘permanent. Address box Biwaymen sax havo §1.000.00 eash, commission T-WANTED, LADIES T0 WRITE AT 1OM UEnoloso stampod envelope. Ella Werst, South Bond, Ind “WANTED, 2 GOOD LAUNDRY ( Jsourl Valley, Ia. Call at onco. LS AT Mis- iL. Larson. 00 100 O WANTED, AT a0l HOWARD STRI ET, A eirl who 18 @ 00d cook snd can do general housework. 935 14 —LADY CLERKS FOR PLEASBANT, PROFI- Jtablo homo work. Prof. MeLean, Arcade hotel, Douglas and 15th stroots. 954 210 OZVANTED, A GIRL GERMAN PREFERRED: Jmust undorstand cooking and washing; good wages and homo for the right party. Inquire at 216 North 29rd stroot. between | and 2 p. m. 99 17 “WANTED, GIRI, NERAL 10USE FOR_G Jwork in_ amall family. Good cook proforrod. @ood Wages. Avply 50 N, 20th stroot. | 90 20° —WANTED, GOOD GIRL KOR GENBRAL Uworki 1624 N. 10th streot. 2 16 Y—GOOD GERMAN GIRL IN FAMILY OF 8; wagos 88 por woek. InquiroS1e 8.2h st. | HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF Davis company, 1605 Faruam st. it J)51%R00M, HoUsk 3l DOUGLAS STRERT. Enquico of Moritz Meyer, cor. Iiill und Farnam: TN KO0M MODKLN HOUSK, GOOD TOCA- tlon; rent modorato. L. 8. Skinior, 1614 Farnum. " —7-ROOM HOUSE, EAST FRONT, ALL MOD. Jorn, §25.00. * Kidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. FOR RIENT, city. The 0. ¥! —3 AND 4100M APARTMENTS, VON block, with steam; reforen Bi68 2. A HOUSE, PEOK RENT, 10R0OM MODERN snitable for roowers and boarders, 2011 Harney reot. 10-room modern house. 2218 Lenve: strgol, only §250. Eome nico cottages. 1. G i Do WENT, §ROOM COTTAGE KOR_COL- ored people. ‘208 North 15th at, M02 TStk B 3. KENDALL, BROWN BUILDING, Mus2 J19 WANTED—TO RENT. Ratos, 100 & line oach {nsertion, §1. month. ] ENTLEMAN DESIRES TWO ROOMS Kot Soara i mrivate family (not bonrding house) for himself and child throe years old. Cen- tral location with yard for child to play in, Address 341,18 I3 14 o lino por Nothlog taken for less than 25e. RENTAL AGENCIES Tintes, 1340 & word firat in. | atter. Nothing taken for I i— ST YOUR HOUSES FOIL RENT WITH Herry & Co., 717 N. Y. ~ STORAGE. Rates, 10c n'lino enoh Insortion, §1.5) o line por month." Nothing taken for less than 25c. M\ E DOEILE PACKING, MOV shipping of planos und furniture; storohouse 1114 Douglus, offico 1508 Dodgo, Omaha Van and Ixpross Co.' Tol. 1550, -M. Hokina, My'r. T62)y6* W.B. MBOS G, STORING —1AND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM morigagos. Reed & Solby, 344 Board of Trado. u RATES. [ \‘ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST VY The O. ¥. Davis Co.. 1505 Farnam atreat YANTED AT ONCE LOANS ON IMPROVED wha_proporty: low rates. Fidolity Trust 701 Farnam stroot, (] NTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 913 1. ¥ .ifo, londs at 10w ratos for cholos socurity on Nobraska oF 10wa fAFmS OF Omann olty Proporty a ANS, J. W. SQUIRE, 248 DEE BLDG. VW o WARTED, T0 BUY § PER GENT NOTES cured by mortgages Omaha olty or Douglas property. Heed & Seiby, 35 Board of Trade. 461 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Tatos, 100 n lino ench Insertion, $1.50 o line por month.' Nothing taken for loss that 35o. —DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO,, ROOM 4 WITHNELL BLOCK, 8194 SOUTH 15TH, CORNER HARNEY 8T WILL sUM FROM LOAN LARGE TEN You oR DOLLARS ANY BMALL uP. WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER: SONAL rkum:wrv OF ANY KIND. You WILL /DO WELL, OALL US FIRST, ™o Fon OUR 'l‘lcl\\ls WILL MERIT YOUR APPROVAL, You ean pay the money back at any timo and in any amoant you wish, and thus reduce tho cost of cactring the lonn in proportion tg amaunt you pay. 1E YOU owe balanco on your furnituro or other porsonal proporty of any kind wo will pay It off for ¥Ou nnd carry 1t as long 8 you dosiro, YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPICATION. No publicity or romoval of proporty, 50 that you KOt tho uso of both monoy and proporty. fid) CALL AT THE OFFICE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED. IF YOU WANT MONEY, You ean borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURKE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSH ' " RECK . MERCIHANDISE, OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Wo wlil lond you any amount’ from $10.00 L0 $1,000.0) ON TIE DAY YOU ARK FOK IT without publicity or removal of provorty. Tou can pay the money bazk in any amount you wish, and at any time, and cach paymont so made will Foduco tho cost of the loan. lomembor that you havo tho usoof both the property and tho money, and pay for i.only as ong ns you keop It. There will by no exponse or ehargo kept out of the amount wanted, but you will recoive the full amount of the loar Beforo borrowlng elsewhero call and soo us, and you will find it greatly to your advantago. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 07 SOUTH 16TH STREET, st floor above tho street THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAMA. i " —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- XAl it areitly COnRBEATAL AL L Stncrls ropm 1, Continental block a8 { —MONEY, . 60, 8 DAYS, CHEAP RATES and onsy puymonts. on furnituro, planos, livo stock, ete.. without delay or publicity; cash on band! Dufl Groon, room 8, Burker block. 4T BUSINESS CHANCES, Tates, 10c o linn oach nsertion, §1.50 o lino per month. Nothing takon for loss than 2ic. Y EASTERN RACES! ROWKS INFALLIBLE Handleapplog systom nets §i5.00 weekly on £20000 investment. Socond succossful year. Safo. Consorvative. Practl, Prospoctus 1393 frea. C. D. Rowe, Box 17, Brookiyn, N. Y. M1 23+ M —STORAGE,WILLIAMS& CROSS, 1214 uAu:?:w —STORAGE FOR M HOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS; cloan and cheap ratos. I Wells, 1111 Farnam: & WANTED—-T0 BUY. Ratos, 140 & word first Inserilon, lc a word there- after. Nothing takon for less than Y FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT., HOTEL, 23 rooms. all ‘occupled with permanent boarders; modern Improvements. HBest location in 8. Omuha. CaptJoln 0'Donalioe, 303 N. " 16thst.. Omahia. Neb. 192 23 OR EX- Y5P0 YOU WANT TO BUY, SELI Do you change a businoss, real ostats or lauds? waniadditional capital in your business? 1f 80 ‘soo us, we ean help you. Call or write for ourbullatin. Officos In all prinolpal cittes; Omaha branch. 815 New York Lifo bullding M) 20 N CASH FOR' FURNITUZE, ~HOUSEHOLD £00ds, ote., or will sell for Ownor In our auction salos. R Wells 1111 Farnam. 454 J—FIRST MORTGAGE PAPERS. L. A. AR- nold, 605 Bee bldg. 204 Y FORSALE A GOOD PAVING NEWSPALEL and Job offico In & small country town, Also well equipped nowspaper and job office In & county soat town of 3,000, dolog o fino Lusiness. Both within 0 milos of Omaha. ~Address J 22 oo WANTED, MODERN BANK FURNITURE for small room: must bo chieap, 375, Corning, 1n. Yffi'u'mn, A PIVSIOIAN WITH SOME money. to take charge of a Keeley Institute, Address R, 212, McCague bldg., Omahn.’ 834 —WILL PAY CASH KOR A GOOD PONY phaeton. Hox 457, Tekamah, Neb. M8 16* J—WANTED, SECOND HAND JOB PRESS, must bo choap and In good ropalr. J 4 Boo, FOR SALE—FURNITURE. 1}gc & word first fusortion, Nothing taken for loss than FORNALE, FURNITURE OF 4 -ROOM HOUSE heap, house for rent. Address I. Curran, 35d outh Omaha. M1I0 T+ Rate a word there. af.or. 3 —-ROOM FLAT, $17. 0 & 7 ROOM FLATS, %, Opp. JemTerson square. Roberts, 1618 Chicago st MB5J27 §ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, CONVENIE for business or wholosalo men, Appiy 113 § 10th street. D 'OR RENT, § OR 10 ROO! unfurnishod i blocks fro Omniia oars, hot wator Keforenoos required D,5oos 1o 2711 Dougla S KFURNISHE Court iouse, South deru convenionce [ INQUIRE i L GOOD REPALR, FOR SALE—HORSES WAGONS ETO, Rutes, 140 & word first insortion, lc a word thore- after. Nothing taken for loss than 2c. >—GOOD TEAM WORK HORSES OR mu\'hlw $120.00, will sell soparato for $15.f A Cl Kaymer, 2408 N street. South Omaha. M55 P EORSALE ORTIRADE, & BAY HORSE, WAR- anted sound, that pacod at falr grounds last woek In 2414, will drlve siogle or double. Apply WL Windsor stablos, 14§ Davenport. 95518¢ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. D FOR RENT, TWO FLATS IN GLOBE B \og, fourtoon' rooms and bath; moder thor or both o ono party; orresidence. Globe Loan & Trust Co Tent ottice: TR RENT, MODERN S ROOM 1OUSK, BATH lsnd yas, €00d barn, asphalt paved strect, cor- Dor, 0no bIock from motor, Apply W. L Kierstond, Dewoy & Stone Furniture Co. M2 )RS TO0N MODEIN TS5 NINUTES 'walk from postofice, with large barn, $10. In- quire 618 N. Y. Life 8i6 14 T);FOR WHNT CEAP. A GOOD BARN. IN: Jquire on_premtses, 514 North 220 street. Also two nloo seven-room cottages, k004 yard, shuds Lroaw, yery near (0 cable or motor; §25.00 and §37.00 each! Moig —FORSALE, A 400D FAMILY MILCH COW. Inquire at 1434 North 15th stroot. 050 CLAIRVOYANTS, TS NANNIE V. WARK N, CLAIRVOYANT, rellable business wedium; Afth year at 11 ‘lsl;lh S MBS DI ML LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS. DEAD trance clairvoyant and Iife roader; tells your 1ifo from oradle to grave; ean b consulted on all affairs of llfe: has the celobrated Egyptian broast plate to unite the separated and oauso marrioge with one you love. Coms one, come all, and bo convinced of her remarkablo powors, Offico and rosidencoe 417 S, 11th stroet. hours 9 a, ni. to 9 p. m. Strlot l1fo churt and photo of your futuro wife or husband sent through mall for §5.00; chart alone, F200. All lottors containing 4 cents in stamps promptly answered MOSE 190 Dl ooM cOTTAGE, MODERN COX nces at 5013 Loavenworth, MASSAGE, BATHE ETO. Do, kN BEVEN ROOM HOUSE, §25.00; barn 1f deatred: nice Iawn, trecs, ity water, olstern, comented collars, bath. near motor. see owner, D. V. Stevens, (0 Paxton block. Mulp TEOR WENT FURNISIED HOUSE FOR SUM- ner wonths. Good locality, near business. Ad. dress ) 42 Boe. 4oT-18% i “FOR IENT, SEVEN ROOM 1OUSK, MODERN cull'nnh.ll«.u . large barn, 2217 Maple. Da TOR BR AT, A STX BOON $14.00; 538 50" 37th street. “Tates, 1ec 0 word firat nsortion, 1c aftor. Nothing takon for loxs thai 2c Tatos, 1004 1o oach inaortion month. ' Nothing taken for loss th T MADAME SMITH, 502 8. 1971, 2N Room & Massage, vapor, alcokol, stoam,suluhur 1ne and sen ba 'l MME, CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STRE K floor, roown 7, masyage, sicohol, sulphur and ses M8 onths. Y BIICK SIDEWALKS-SIDEWALK BRICK TO oxchange for cash Wm. J. Welshans, 414 Kar- Lach block. Moisiyla --FOR SALE, THB LEADING REPUBLICAR paperin one Of the best county seats in tho South Platte country. Price reasonable. Address J 35, Boe. MBS 15% T—WANTED, A PARTY 10 BUY MY HALF Interest in’ well paylng bakory and restaus business: dally sales about §0.00 cash por day. good chance. Come and Investigate. Address G 13, Bee, Couucl Blufs. Mis118 —LIVERY BARN FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN doing business of 8360.00 por month, good ren- sons for sciling. Have good horses, bugkies and carriages. Addross J 43, Boo. M FOR EXCHANGE. Ratos, 100 n line ench insertion. §1.5 month.” Nothing taken for loss than 25e u lino por —1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS iand Dukota, Wil soll chonp. or oxchango for mdao. horsos and Batilo. Add. bOXTl Franktort, Ind. 48 VA CLEAN STOUK OF GENERAL MDSE. Wil tuko real estato and money. Box 25, Frank- fort, Ind. 481 7450 AC] AR LAND IN ONE OF T115 7,450 ACRES OF CLE fivost winter whent districts In Kansas to ex- re tract near Omaha clty change for 10 or 20 Hmitx, Wil pay cash differonce If proporty is good. A.ddress, glving prico and location, O . Bos. 205 77—ACLEAN STOCK OF DRY Uote., for lands and cash. ¥rankfort, Ind. 00DS, CLOTHING, B. W. Watkins & Co. 623 25 7 FOREXCHANGE CITY PROPERTY FOR NE- fivraska 1n #20,000 b1 ik In good town, tncumbored 87,500, rentx §1,600, price §22,000 oqt. for clear land. Troom house, lot 0x137 aiso lst mortgage nf 81700 for 80 aords goud land 1n2) 1o 30 wiley from Omaha. 240 ncres In Adama Co. fowa, for section of good improved 1and lu Knox Co.wili pay cash difference 50 farms in Nob. and Kans, 40 ox property or mdse, E. K. KI ko £0r olt, Kor, 1619 Farnum 922 e 78070 STOUK OF CLOAKS AND WRAPS FOR figouit tarm. §15,000 atock of dry g0ods for Omaha rental prop- erty nnd cush, $14.090 stock of dry R0ods for clear western land. . F. Kinger 1619 Kuruam. 33 14 500 HARDWARE AND HOUSE AND LOT IN abia, prico §4.50), incumberod 81,100 for stoek ranch in Colo. or California. & F. Ringer 1519 Far: uan. V8 e “'ll\' NoT BUY A LOT BUILD A COTTAGR AND QUIT PAYING RENT WHEN YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY DOING SO1 W6 are offering tho bost resldsncy Property for working men thatean be found arouvnd Omaha at &About ono-hall tho prica lots are solling for, the same disiancs out, in any other direction, equally as desirabls. ONE-TEN §140.00 payable on or bofors throa yoars from April 23, 1898, and the balance in monthly OF quarterly pAymonts at7 por cent interest. WITH THESE ADVANTAGES: 'L CASIL An eloctrio motor 1ino rans Lo this proporty. The lots are high and lovel and at grade “The stroots are graded and the grading pald for. The taxas on this proparty havoe boon loss than $1.00 por [ot, por year. $0,000.00 WILL BE SPENT THIS YRAR (n Provements on and around this property. Saveral new houses have recontly boon bullt in the adaition, and othors will be commenced 8o Closo 1o manafacturiog 1ndustrios whoro & largo number of mon are glyon constant employ ment. £0.00 PER LOT DISCOUNT 0 the first fAifty paoplo who will butld houses, thereby making actual cost of lot bought and bulit upon within ono yoar ~.only $200.00 1t will cost you nothing to Investigate this for yourselves, and It will pay you to d0 so at once. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Call st our office and shiow you this property. POTTER & GEORGE COMPANY, Southwost cornor 104 and Faroam stroela; m- ot us take you out and HERE IS YOUIk CHANCE, SPECIAL SALE. STOEPEL PLACE LOTS. STOKPEL LACE LOTS. STOEPEL PLACE LOTS, SAFE INVESTMENT, SAFE INVERTMENT BAFE INVESTMENT Wil s00n double in yalue, Best residence part of Omaha. Cornor lots $30). Inside lots &2 Corner lots $100. Insldo 10ts $275. §0 down, 50, quarterly payments. Balance ! NO INTERRS1 W1l be charged untll after July 1, 1604, The abo ve prices and terms good oaly until July 1. Look thesa lots ovor bofora buyingelsewhero and you will find thom the bost and cheapost bargaln in {ots ever oiterad Call on, or nddross W. A. WEBSTEW, 42 Boo Bullding. M6 PUT YOUR MONEY into good, well loeated renl estato 1koour $400 1ot situntod Dot ween =paulding and Sprague, 24th an 7L strects, With perfoet ttle—no liens or elaims s safe, prudent investimont for any ono who wants a home or to acquire = competence. 52500 CASH, £10.00 A MONTH, without interost 118100 has boen pald, balanco in 2and 5 years tiwoat 7 per cent, Motors, stores, schools. good streots, good Rouses, good nelghbor- hood. Kemember thieso 10ts aro WHIGHT IN TOWN. not way out nor on the bottoms. If you cannot ot tima {0 aee thom during the daytime our Mr. Parrott, who LIVES ON THE ADRITION, will bo thero ovory ovoning from 0:50 to 8:30 with plats to show the ground. YOu eaa tnd him ot his 0use Just west of 21th street. £25 CASTL, $10 A MONTH,, 411 $10 18 pald, balance in 2 orsf yoars timo at 7 per cont. This proporty 1 between Spaulding and Sprague, 24ih and Zith sts., with all lmproyemonts, wotors included. RIGHT IN TOWN, NOT WAY OUT, NOT ON BOTTOMS. £25 CASH, $10'A MONTH TILL §10) 18 PALD WITHOUT INTEREST. Balanco 2 und 8 years at7per cont. with overy lot. No claims, no liens, no mortgago. Put your monoy inthese 1ots. You are then abso: lutely safe. AMES REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 107 FARNAM, 97 14 00 LOTS FOIL $1,000 TO 81,200, THIEE-FOURTIS of a mile from postoflica; blg bargains: seo at . . K. Ringer, 1519 Farnam. 101 16¢ TARM LANDS. X Sarpy county, 8,600, 120 near Omahn, 1 ntas Ouahi 1 an noro, 3¢ Burt county, $30 an acre, i York county, 5 an acre. 14 Sarpy county. 80 an acro. + C ¥. Uarrison, 412 N. Y. Life. J ICE 110ME, POPPLETON AVE, §,000. Nico homo, Woolworth ave, #4000, Nioo houio, Siarov at. 8300, Nice lot near Yatos Niog 1ot, owo nve, $2.100. Y. Life. C. ¥. Harrison, 12 JU-ACRE CULTIVATED = FARM IN BORT county. No botter land anywhere, only §2° an yorih$3s to 840 an acro. C.¥. Harrison, 912 Lifo. 9 BANK THAT NEVER FAILS. GOOD FARMS choap on monthly payments. A safe and pay- ing tnvestment. Willlams & Mittan, roow 313, Me. Cague bullding, opposite postotiice. ME03' 15 BUY A UOME AND §AVE WENT: YOU WILL run 0o risk 1o owning o home 1n Omaba; in 10 years {t will bo worth moro ¢! cost today. S0 my list of hous monthly payments. Abstract 985 16 985 18 for cash and E. B, Bipger, 11V Karnam, i HAVE OBLIGATIONS TO MEET. TO will sell the followling real estato at m value—very great bargains, in fact—for 126x250 feot, 3 acre, east front on 4sth, at the head of Davenport, right on the ridge, magnificent view and the com\ng aristocratic part o the eity; lias beon ropentediy sppraised nt $100 por foot, certainly worth §10,000, wiil sell now at § $2x140 Teet, on North 15th, with two ways renting for §25 per month, well worth §4,000, Will nell now for $3.000. Kents will pay 7 por cont net on {nvostment: bettor than sasings banks Brick store on Military rosd in Clifton Hill, rents $250 per year. and should briog more, worh'F 801l now for 3, Small homes G. G. Wallace, DO 50 :h below days: 08, Bl Come ana bik, J6th and 950 17 NEYER SUCH A CHANCE T0 BUYo SMALL homos. Sea those prices: For 5room cottages, 2mnd 3 blocks from car, school aud payed stroet 51,900, 81,600, 81,750, §2.000 casy torms. Come and w00, .. Walldoo, 313 Brown block, 10th & Douglas. 980 17 4FOR BALE CHEAP, ELEGANT THN HOOM modern residence, pressed brick all around, 75 foot front by 130 feet ~decp on highost point in the clty. Kast front, See Harrls 428 Boo bullding ln forenoon. w3 JABTEKN NEURASKA FALM LAND3 KON [Usale by Huntsberger & (lany:nm Lyons, Burt county, Neb, 3 M713'y 800 me. Douglus. FP-MME. MACK OF CHICAGO GIVEN BATHS, magnello and massage troatment. Koom 3 ond floor, 123 North 13th strost 940 150 PERSO.AL, U MASSAGE TREASMENT, BLEOTIIC-T 1S ¢ mal baths. soslp sad hair troatmaat, manioure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post, i1k 5. 15th, Withnell bik 455 EplLEASANT kL WNISUED ROOMS FOR ¢ 1 1619 Howard st. Eranas BOUTIL FRONT IOOM, %08 BLONDO BING KASANT, WELL FUBNISHED ROOMS with il modern con tonaos. 116 5. Wib st —FUWNISHED ROOM WITH ALOOVE FOR kontlomen, wodern convenlences, 330 Nuxm,‘.’;)u Uouss & plan ples. Bulte KEARNS, TEACHER OF spectal attention to rudim ental prinel- Midland hotel. 16th and_Clicugo. MASH U g Fol A FIEE COPY OF OUK BEAL titully llustrated Matrimonial Journal, @ taining wany photo-ongravings of handsome women and gallant men who wish to wed. Bro Publishing Co., Tomple Court, Toledo, 0. M7l Dy 25 por cont of the Amount of bid. Hids 10 bo closed by 4 o'cloc 10 Prestdent Police Heollef wsnociution, Police Station. 910 15 ;i LUBNISHKD ROONS FOR HOUSKKEE foruau and wife.lent taken (o board 519 N, 1tih 91 B ROOM, 2008 U MI04 Jy 14 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BUARD. FP-FURNIBHED SOUTL ROOMS WITH BOARD; relerences. 414 Faraam. “OOMS AND BOARD AT nue. Meferences required. —DESTRALE SECOND FLOOK I & plahed or uaturpisiicd, ai Tuo Fre o ICKLY FURNISHED SOUTH 1 umnn AV —e e ABSTRACTS OF TITLES TABSTRACTS—THE MIDLAND GUARANTHE and Trust cowpauy, abstracts, oOnveyancers. Tities perfocted and gusrantovd. 'Own the only complet abstract books in Douglas County. e moved to room 110 Now York Life bullding. 459 HONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE, S FIDELITY THUST COM- 04 ¥ i HA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS al eatate ailowest markol rates. | Loans o |s charged and s0ld in the east,but can alw bapk on the corner 0f 13th and Lo ugla /—WANTED, $10,00.00 to 815,000 STOCK Ae1othing and gents’ furnishing koods for oash or cloar furnis. Notboxed or trading gu0ds. Box_ 40, Uberlin, Ksn. Mgig 174 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, .0, will ke 83 wmonthly payment of balancs. 110180 ROWIY ba perod, olty wator, bath aad water closot. Addross owner, J 15, Ho. ( 1A AND VIKGINIA AVENUR Fiween Mason and Pacls location (i the eity, $30.00 on GOOrKia ave on Virginia ave. adjolalng proporty hold $40.40 pur front f00t ighor. Wo will tako §1,000.00 €0 £2,000. 00 Omaha proporty a3 parL payment’in’ a ot This 13 au 0pportuiity seidom offered. This 18 %000 fOF @ short tmo Ouly, as wo want somo houses started at on Four sales already mado. Ploasure Lo show such propeity o8 thisat any e, Fidelity Trust Com. pany, 1102 Farbum st. 573 JOR BALE Ot EXCHANGB-JT0 BTTLE AN ostate, 80 acro ralsin vindyaed, all In fuil bear- ing, abundance of fruits and owers, highly cultl- vated, ine house and barns, pOrpeLusl WaLer FIght, tools, muchinery, boras and ttays for curing orop. Laat yonrs orop §1.00,00. prowpgck this year betier. Nearcity 1.0% population. | Cheap for cash, or wifl exchange for good lncowepeoperty. Address 329, Boe ofice. MET 170 OT 42 FEET FRONT Jhouso on ith street, §2,20000; monthly payments Board Trade. JOURSALE, ATA GREAY Liouse, barn and all moi SEVEN-ROOM Oasalus; price d & Seiby, 331 M2 BaRgAns ¥ Hous ND FARMS, J. N. Franzer, room o, nem\u k, opp. P 0. MIlLJyl DREBBHAKING. O SALE. $KOOM HOUSE AND LOT WITH barn, in Kountze placo: house newly palnted, nicely gapored and painted lusids. furnace, hot und cold water, gas aud buth. Property cheap at 6,000, incumbrance $2,500; will sell on easy terms 10r 87,00 4ddress Owner. J 19 How. 7 Tatos, 1140 8 word Hrat lnsertion, 1o word there- JOINVESTMENT 18 SAKER THAN OMAHA roal ostato woll located. No lnyestmont s more protitable than roal estate purchased ab & low fy- Ure, nid 0w 15 Just bie time Lo make the invost- meit a8 €004 Owahe properts will nover bo less than what Lt 15 today. Lot us show you that benu: wful property which we offer on Georgla wng Vir. Elnis avouues. Nothlug huer i the olty for Lome O invostment. Will make spocial laducomoents for spot cash. Fidelity Trusk Cowpany, A1 Farnsm stroet L E FORMONEY: |HAVE A FINE loan for sale. 1Lave also decided fer for sule one of my dwelling houses ats oad duure; will pay ¢ por” cout on lavestment, 1o 6 4 W 15¢ W DIOMTGAGE LOANS LESS THAN T FER cent. includ; Cuaries W. lta: baok bidg. 485 V51 BANK IN OMA 1A I8 A BANK OF DIRT. w offering sous bargalos in housss Sand lots. Boe them at ouce. K. F. Kinger, 101 10 after. Nothing taken for leas Lhan e M A M. BHERTS. DRE3SMAKER, CONTI nental block, Foom & Satisfacton guarantecd B2 15¢ ADIES AND CHILDRANS DRBISMAKING. 4180 undergarmonts to order; masiin furnished fred. 1307 M 1 4y1* 106 & 1100 each insertian, il P e par Nothiug taken for loss (hau 2 NG LADIES AND GE uoquire & worklig kuowiedgs of shorihand and typowriting at A C. Vao Sant's school of short- hand, 613 ife., Typewriters to rent. 483 ANTED- 81,00 LOAN ON A $.000; will 'pay T per eent 05 8 or 6 ye ¥, Klugor, 1815 Facnam: FORSALEZTWO SIXROOM COTTAGES KRAR Tianscom park: ona $5.50, the othar $1.000 Calt_and let us ahow thom. Hicks Roal Kstate Agoney, $00 ) At AND §19T, Chiicago stroet, paving fully pald for, 82,000 T 1ot on Mand stroot, §1.00 East frontago o Aty road. 2 houses, rent $10.00: both for 8§10, Full lot at grade in Windsor Flace, west of Hans: com patk. §1.0 Flno Orehiard 1111 lot, $75). 8-foot cornor on Kristol stroct, §1,500. 44 foot, Bri+to] near 24t stroot, $1,200. Cottage, 19th And Lake, $1,900. Cornor oL, 2ith and Eeskine, §1,590. Cortificates 0f deposit 1n Moo ngue's Savings bAnk will bo Aces pted In some eases. F. 1), Wead, 16th and Douglas 107 16 1“ T BE SOLD. NICE COTTAGE ON PAVED stroet; small cash paymont. AddrossJ [ Q1000 DOWN AND #1000 A MONTI SECUT Blovin 1atel Torrace or Shotidan biaoe, both in gO0A Tocations, convonlent to stroot oars and well bullt up. Pricos $50) to $50 each for & 80 foot Jot, Partlos that wish to bulld at snco need not nkoany payments for five yoars if thoy wish Abstracts furnished. Reed & Selby, 81 1 Trade. BETRACTS. THE MIDLAND GUARANTER and Trust company, abstractors, conveynncers Titles perfootod and guarantood.” Own tho only completo abstract books In Douglas county. e moved to room 310 New York Life ballding. ) Your money with us for 180 acres of and yon will never lote it We will you a farm only 8 per acre, oash, or monthly ments, OF & home in the clty, samo term 1inms & Mittan, room 813, MoCague buildl; site postofos. Jror saLe~ Now 18 the timo to Invost in Keal ostato In Omaha. No safor Investment offered than those Elegant lots In Seymour's Addition. lot perfectly lovel. 00 enon. $25.00 cash. Tialance long timo. Largo list of houses and iots on. Kasy monthly paymonts. Goorge J. 505 Farnam S, 109 18 WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED THE PRET- tlest six-room cottago in tho oity, lightod by electriclty, having furnace, bath, hot, cold water, mantel, grato, marble top wash bowl, sower connec: tlon, trecs. stone walk, paved stroet, ote. Loeatod In Avonduio park on milo from_postomice. * Price only K80, Fldelity Trust Co., 1702 Karnum atreot. 557 Jy 1and well pny- WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS 130 n word first Insortion Nothlng twken for less than 2 oney nadyenco I 554 130 ANT FUR- ute_ride by and $1.00 por eCrackon, 7111 RN WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS — 1AV gantly furnished rooms, fair~ Best locality. Can nccommodato 10, Writo atonce. 81.00a person. Mrs, Gallagher, 4936 1n- dlana avenue, Chloago. MUTT 16% ROUMS FOR - WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS; solendidly furuishod with all modern conven: tences: 2 blocks from matn entrance to fairgrounds 1 block from olovated road and llinols Cen- tral.” Star hotol, G4id-45 Star avonue, Chicago, 06 15¢ PASTURES FOR HORSES Tor WORLD'S FALL, nished rooms o T elootrie cars to falr gr day each porson. Ad Yalo stroct, Chf LE- 10 minutes ride to GHASS PAS Sprinz wator. b, OF AW Phvlpa & M 40, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Ratos, 100 & 1100 onoh Insortion. §15 month.” Nothing taken for loss than 25 TW. BAKER (FORMERLY ~WITH JOIN C . Jacobs, decansed, later with M.O. Maul), under- cmbalmer, 315 Tol. . 48 SCALES. Ratos, 10c o lino onef\—lnmuf;n. 81 5 th VEW & SECOND-HAND SCALES, ALL KINDS, Addross Bordon & Sellook Co. 1ko st Chicago. 185 WATCH REPAIRING. Rates, 1440 & word first Insertion, 1o Nothing taken for less than 2ic. IN WATCHES 1. Day, under Me- 958 WEHAVE 1 ture for horsos. Barton & Son, alino per 5 a lno per word thoro- X Thursday afternoon, 5. J. Caguo's ban} —_— PAWNBROKERS. J .o SONNENBELG ~Douwlins st. Loa ote. 0ld gold and sil DIAMOND BROKEL, SECOND-HAND 1YPEWEXTERS 1 Y128 & DABIL DEALERS IN TY PEWLITERS, All makes bought, sold, exchauged, rentod. 613 N. Y. Life bldg. Tel! 533. LOST, OST, COW, RED AND WIITE, 4-YEARS-OLD, roturn 1o N. B oor. 20th and Cuming and got rewnrd. MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. G. i SELUENBECK, BANIOIST AND TEACKER. Ja1810 Callfornia street. 94 PATENT BUREAT. SUES & CO., Solicltors. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb, 4ycars Examiners U. 8, Pat. Office. Advice free No fee until patent is obmined‘ Loaves | Omann | [ CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &Q. Depot 1ith and Mason 11450 m! 2i5a m 117 p ] Tenves hlongo Expross. "Chlcago Expross. | Chitoako & lowa Lodai BURLINGTON & MO. KIVE1 Donvor Express .. ouvor Limited, Nobraska Looal (€x§un) .. Ancoln Looal (Bxoopt¥un).. <. Atlantlo Bxprass. . |:ciié: & Ben Vontibure itaiited Nughts Kxpross g T Union Depot 10th and Maroy sty | CLABooIn, Falrbury Jooal. . .Uhio] & Den., vesuibule limitod. OB L RO Depot J0kh anl Mason > Kansay Clty D: U Night Exp. vis St. Loul UNION PACIH |union Depot 10tk ana X . Gouvor Exuro 215 puw. (Ovorland Flyor. 5 pm| - THoatrice & surmabs Kriex Suni 6O pm * Paciflo Kxprasy. €0 pm|. 0" Denver Fast Leaves | CHICAGO MIL & Omata| U, 1% dopot and Maroy St B hicayo Expross - hicago Kxoross o> o3 Et'sES'a: > Arrivey | Omata Doadwood Kxpross 530 pw at) Wyo. Kxp. (Kx. ) 540 b m +ov e NOFIOIK (KX, Bunday) ... 1025 & w v 9% a Arrivoy Owahs ( lilcago Expre: eatibulo Limit torn Flyer 710 p m 100 p 625 b Loavos el Py M RO “Omana| Dopot fsth wud Webster S B0 am| . Clby Acooim 115 pm | Sloux Clty Kxpross (1 543 pm St Panl . 510 p 00 Passenyor (Kx. 5 BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Depot, 10tk and Marey Sis. 10 Arrivos Omaha ™ 134 puw tiaa TArrivas Omatia Gnvos Omaia 0 W0 s w Arrl Owana BIOUX OITY & PACIFL Owahal Depot. 15th and Webater Sis Taspwl Leaves UMAHA &80 LOUIS. Arrives Omaba|U. P. Depot. 10th and Marcy Sis.| Omabs W wl BN PR SEANCE WITH TRATN ROBBERS Experience of an Omaha Man on a Santa Fo Train in New Mexico. AT THE MERCY OF A DESPERATE GANG Dravery of an Expross Messengor in a Time of Peril-Soverely Wounded He Re. malns Tras to His Trust— Exciting Incldents, Saxta Fe, N M., June 11.—[Special to Tur Bee] ight before last witnessed what in many respects was one of tho most remarkablo train robberies ever porpetrated by any band of outlaws. The California limited oxpross moving westward on the line of the son, Topeka & Santa Ko road. It reached & little town of 200 or 300 inhabitants in the southwostern part of Kansas, where thero were a depot and tele- graph office, about 1:20 a. m. The train stopping there a fow minutes the conductor went into the telograph oftice to attond to some businoss. While ho was thus engaged two highwaymen mounted the engine. Both were armed with Winchesters and covering engincer and firoman with their guns they commanded that the train bo moved on, throatoning immediate death if an outery should be made or their command disobeyed. About the same momenta brakeman going out the front door of the passenger coach was covered in the samo way by two other men. The train began to move. This being observed by the conductor he ran aftor it at tho top of his speed and got aboard before it was under full headway, Ho then learned after going 10 the front end of the train that it was in the hands of robbors. Being unarmed, he could do nothing. When the train reached a point about a hatf mile distant from the town it was stopped. ‘Tho 1 a pieco of open, level prairie land, The night was fair, the stars shone, but the moon could not yot be seen, though it becamo visible shortly aftor tho desperadoes disappeared, Tho passengers were ignorant of the condition of things till the train was stopped. They then soon learned what was going on. A number of shots were fired. Awful bursts of profanity were heard coming from tho robbers who, by threats in loud, determined, angry tones, were forcing engincer and fire man'to do their bidding. lyvery now and then Atehi- A Volloy of Snhots rang out upon the midnight air,sonding terror through the already fearstricken passen- gers. The leader of the bandits was occi- sionally heard to say, “Shoot down instantly the first man who sticks his head out of window or attempts 1o come out of a car. Vociferous cursing, swearing and throats ac- companied all his commands. He seemed to speak as one clothed with authority. The two men who had in the first instance mounted the engino compelicd the en- gineer and fireman to go with and assist them. The mail car, the aoor of which was open, cntered first, but finding it was not the car they were evidently looking for they quit it at once. They next went to the baggage car, which was closed and lorked. Thoy commanded the express agent, 12, C. Whittlesey, to open the door, threaten- ing to kill him iustautly if he refused. Ho refused. I'hercupon five or six shots were firod into_and through the north side of tho car with Winchesters, throwing heavy balls. Pausing a moment they demanded the agent again to open tho door, again threatening death if he refused. Ho again refused. Again five or six bualls were sent through the side of the car in quick succession. But the manon the inside continued to refuse. Demands to oven the door, refusals to do so, and volleys of shots, were fired till thirty-four bullets had been scnt into the car. The besicged hero still refused to open the door, though seriously wounded and bleeding profusely. Hisassail- ants seemed to realize ho was disabled, so they coerced the engineer and firemen into breaking down the door for them. This done, thoy entered. The faithful express agent lay helpless on the floor weltering in_his blood. The scene appears to have softened tho hearts and excited a touch of sympathy in the murderous naturcof the fiends who had shot him down. They lifted him up, placea himon a cot, gave him o drink of water and proceeded with theiwr search for valua- bles, as the wounded man even in his deepest extremity would not tell them where the coveted tre re could be found. They got about 1,000 in silver and some jewelry, the value of which I was unable to learn, Hiding the Swag. ‘While the missiles of death were flying thick and fast through the car the norvy, dauntless agent was busy hiding that which he knew the desperadoes wanted, He suce- coeded. He put $40,000 in such concealment they failed to get it. Tho silver they got was in a bag and quite heavy. They probably thought it ‘gold and thero- fore, doubtless, went uway feeling much elatod over their success. Isay such was doubtless their feeling, because about the time the silver was discovered one of ,their number on the outsile proposed going through the carsand making the passon- gers *'shell out,” but the fellow who had the bag of silver said, “No, we are all rignt now; no use to bother passengers.” On completing tho robbery they disap- peared in the darknoss in perfect com- posure, without the slightest noise or com- motion. The the trainmen then took their places and the engine and cars were backed to the station. 1 there got out of the passenger coach ana went to the baggaze - car to seo the express agent, He was yet on the cot where the highwaymen had laid -him. 1 later helped remove him from the car where he was shot to a car in an east-bound train « ing to his homoe in Kansas City. 1saw his gaping wound when the aoctor first on the ground removed his garments to examine it. He had been Plerced Through and Through in his left side by a large ball from a Win- chestor, It not then thought to be fatat by the physician, - He neither moaned, roaned nor complained, although he must have been 1 great pain, This was true even at the time others and mysolf were bending and twisting him in all sorts of shape while moving him from one car to another. How he escaped instantancous death is almost 8 marvel, Four or tive balls were fired through each end of the car and about twenty-Lwo through the side. T'he holes showed that about half the bullets entered between the middle and rear end, passing through it diagonally toward the front and about half eutered be- tween the middle and front end, passing through diagonally toward the rear. He was thus between two streams of bullets crossing each other diagonally. There must have been, I think, not less than six of the robbers—the two who mounted tho engine and went through the bapn.'xl{e bar, the two awho stood at the front end of front car, one on each side to assist those breaking the car if required and Lo provent suy one coming from front coach, and two others, one on each side of the train, going back and forth, firing shots GOUGH DON'T: PELAY: nom.cm. Cougl ‘ensa, Whooping Cough, Bronchiti A rml- edre'tor Oonsumgtion 1n €rai d s "4".\ re J{y into the airor {nto the rify passongers and provent porsons from coming out of the other cars. In this las performance 1 saw the only exhibition of une sound judgment. It consisted in A Wasto ot Ammunition, round 80 a8 to ter There was not a single passengor in the slightest degres anxious to get on tho oute sido and a twentieth of the firing done for that purpose was amply sufficient to keep them all inside. The foregoing are the facts asTin part saw and hoard thom and as I in part gathe ered them from inquiries made right on the ground immediatoly after the ocourrences took place, While tho foregoing docs nos stato all the facts, yot it wets forth the more important ones with as much correctness s it is possiblo to give them. To describo how pas- s feel and how they act whon on & ing held up at midnight and expect- ing every moment to soo their car enterod by highwaymen with drawn rovolvers, tells ing thom 1o throw up their hands, turn over thoir moncy, rings, breastpins, watches and other valuables, would extend this article boyond reasonable limits, T thereforo desist. Besidos the objection to doing 8o just named, clements of ludicrousness would bo brought to light which would, perhaps, bo fndelicato to contrast with the soriousness of the fores going narrative, in one and the same lotter. If no subscquont dovolopments shall dis close any material inaccuracies as to the statement of facts herein enumerated, then Mr. E. C. Whittlosey, the oxpress agent, may justly be called a he i the Dbest senso of tho word, nd it he rvivers his injuries, it seems to me it would be eminently proper ho should, by a testimonial of some kind, bo made to feel and know that tho manly courage and noble fidelity with which ha stood at his post and performod his duty, grandly welcoming death itself rather than prove rocreant t the trust and confidence reposed in him, has boen and is observed and appreciated. If, as aresult of such injurios he should die, then, it appears 1o me, his wifo and children, if such there be, should receive a testimos nial. If it be right to condemn and punish vico in its basest forms, thon it would seem equally right to recoguizo, commend and re- ward true horoism of the highoer order by whomsoever manifosted, even though it be an_humble, modest, unknown employe on o railroad car, J. T MORIARTY, - Hood's Cure Tn saying that Hood's Saesaparilla cures its proprictors make no idlo or oxtravaga claim. Statoments from thousands of linble people of what Hood's Sarsaparilis has done for them conclusively prove the fact—Hood's Sarsaparilla curcs. Hood's plls act espocially upon the liver arousing itfrom torpidity toits natural dutics cure constipation and assist divestion. 5 o DEPOSITORS SATISFKED, Confldence Restorod and the Dangor Panie Is Over. With the singie exception of the Omaha Savings bank there was nothing in the vicinity of any of the savings banks of the city vesterday to remind one of thoe lively scenes of yesterday. At that institution the run still continued, and tho paying teller was kept busy during the forenoon paying out deposits. 1t was a noticeable fact that almost without exception thoe depositors who called for their money wero of the poorer classes, whose accounts averaged be. tween 50 and $100, whito very fow exceeded £200. It took about as much time to pay a smull aceount as a large one, but the total amount paid out during the forenoon did not begin to be as large as was paid out during the same length of time Tuesday, while the amount that went in through the receiv- mg tellor's window was far in cxcess of what it wus yestevday Thore was acarcoly any crowd about the bauk, and at no time during the day were there more thau thirty people in line. All were quict and orderly and there was no ex- citement. One woman 1 line fainted from the heat while standing in line outside in the sun, but ‘recovered quickly after being taken into the directors room, and after re- ceiving her monoy was ablé to go home without assistance. The first comer this morning was a_Bohemian woman, who took her place at the door at 7:80 o'clock and re- mained there until the bank opened, which was about a quacter of un hour before regu- lar banking hours. A numbor of frightened dopositors woro satisfied with th onal endorsement of officers or stockholders of the institution y contented with these, some- of apparent during the entire forcnoon ruu was constantly gotting lighter, and that toduy would see the lastof it. At noon the line had disappeared entirely, and there were but half a dozen people along the Yeosterday there were but few in- stances whero the money was immodiately redeposited by people actuated by the pres vailing craze, but today there were nearly, 1f not quite, & score of such cases, the Arst being a man who drew out $00. He sat down in the window and, after thinking over the matter for possibly flve minutes, walked up to the window of tho roceiving teller and handed it back, with the roquest that he be given credit for the deposit. e Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhma Romedy. Can always bo depended upon, it i to take and will cure cramp, choler dyscutery and diarrhoca in th forms. Isvery family should be with it. 25 aud b0 cents bottles for Druggsts, pleasant morbus, worst, provided salo by arringo Liconses. The following muarriage i ued by the county Judge yesterduy: Name and address, ) i y were Age 30 25 n 1 23 20 Franklyn 1. Grannin Mary 15 Bishe Michuel Nitth | Ada Tacionieye J Arthur Luw, Milwaukec, 1 Ella Hellor, Omahu . § Charles Russell, Omnha is, Omhit Nicklin, Omaha. widerson, Omuha § George Willinms, Clinton, Tn T susun AL Suiter, Joforson, Grifiith, Omaha 4 . Wittors, Omaita | hin 1 Elioso E. Luwton, Omaha, jOlof Johnson, Omaha.. ... 1 Tilda Youngherg, Omain’ . r, Omaha......... ) Omithit. Oma L Omahit Wis Piles of people have piles, but Dowitt's Witch Hazel Salve will eure them, INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 14, 1893: WARIA P 11 Dubols to Esth regular tract 1o Witterloo 3 P L Poterson and wifo Jons, w33 lot B, block view .. v South Oniahis Land e nle MeCraith, loy 10, South Omaha e Joseph Ezermayer and wifo'to Joseph Nemoe, lot 11, block 8, Deer park. ... Joseph Nemeo snd wite'1o.J TA Eger- YT, s . 81" Grontund wifs 108 5 Uroat, lots 4 and 5, bloek 10, Waterloo Joseph Kavin and wifo to Emma Soni- wor, lots 9 1o 12, block 15, 1st udd 1o 8outh Omihi ot Tot 6, % lou 12, Y D Bryden, an 10, block g ir- lot 10, o 481, ipany to Fan- Phidck 141, Dok 3, R . ud wite 1o Sophiia iticn- 1 |w\ H, Armstrong's 1st 1A Delany and wifo to M A Wannon, lots 17 and 1%, block V' Buunders & W' add Walter Breen to Thonias Breen, loy 18, block 3, Bedford Place, lot 13, block 15, West Bide Selma sack and husband to LV Morse, lot 2, block 4, Plalnylew Rickard Hogeboom and wife to 1 if Kobortson, 714 GCres commencing ut W of b cor 3 10 Miel ]|ul‘| Hart, Mrown park QUIT CLAIN DEEDS. ner to 1, J Denton, lots 5 and 9, 3k 6, Watsrloo , o O lirutiner and wife to i V' M fots 21 and 23, block 12, Morse AL Brunuer's add ¢ ¥ Laico et al to 18I Robingon, 73 BCTEN, COmEnt n;.u.u,uh.n‘lu.,vnw of no cor of 6-16-13 prrr DEEDS. Lot 5, block 12 B F Thowas (speclal master) Monell, Jr, fov 11, block 17, park 10 sute, ot 9, bloe K 17, Bedford ol J Uen= Total wmount of trausfers.