Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1893, Page 7

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and untfl 8:30 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Adveriiaers, by requosting a numbored check an have thelr Answers addressed to A numbered otter in care of THE BEE. Answers 80 addreased will be delivered upon presentation of the check. e BITUATIONS WANTED. A word first Inscrtion, i ing taken for less than a word there- FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS 23 Conttnued. CLATRVOYANTS. Continued, { PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN- “tlemen only, 1519 Howard stroet 760 iy E LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM, 2502 BLON THREE NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 1ight housekeeping and 2 furnished rg 119 North 15th. 305 26° MRS DR M. LEGRAVE PROPHETESS. DEAD irance elairvoyant and life reader; tella your Tifo from eradio to grave: ean bo consulted on All Affairs of 1ife: has the celebrated Beyptian breast plate 1o unito the separated and_cause marrin with one you 10ve. Come one. come ll, and conyineod of Her TemArKAbIe powers. Ofoe and restdenco 417 8. 11th Atreet, hours 0 i m. 0 9 p. m. Striet lifo ohart and photo_0f your fiture wife or huaband sent through mail for $3.00; ehart plone, #2.00. All lotters contalning 4 cents in stamps Drompily answered MOR4Jy 4 DR H. T. STANLEY OF NEW YORK, THST, busiriess and medical medium, 1723 Capiiol ETTINONE, PHY s and located at 17; ICAL ME J-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM IN Ymodern brick house; private family; references. 120 North 96th street. M “Raten, 114e 0 word first insertion. 1o a word there- after. Nothing taken for less than — WANTED TRAVEL R jenced In stock food (rade: reference roquired 00d money 1o good men. Address Wilbur Se enl Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 522)30% —TF YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOB WRITE the Hawks Nureery Co., Milwaukee, Wis _WANTED. COACHMAN. NONE NEED AP- pl)’ without the very best of city references, 012 Dotelan st a1 WANTED, ALL STENOGRAPHERS. BOOK- cepers, walesmen, pharms ks of all Kinks, male or fomale, out ployment in Towa, Nebraska or Wyoming to send us their names and_address. We ean be of service to you n alding you to secure positions. Western Busi- ness Agency, 316 N. ¥, Life Bldg. 348 Jy20 —WANTED, CARRIAG arriage Top Co., 211 South NOT AFRAID eall and In- XAMINE THIS BARGAIN: AT A SAIRIFICR, 410-room house, modern improvements, arranged t o two familios, east front con- loge, fine publie schools 0 cash, if sold 381 LY FURNISHED 23 Farnan 431 27¢ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. and motor before July 18t [J-FOR RENT, irooms; on TWO NIC with alcove. e, viipor, aleohol, Steam sulph mi11-2 DOUGLAS STREET, icohiol, sulphur and and sea Haths, - MME. CARSON, 112 1100F, ToOm 7, massage baths, T-MME. MACK OF CHICAGO GIVES BATHS, mugnetie, massage treatment. 119 North 15th St., second fioor, room 1. 2§ PERSONAL. Taton, 14c a word first inscrtion, 1o a word thore- after, Nothing taken for less than 0~THE DOLAN, 209 AND 211 N. 18TH ST, 449 (- YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF ' Woman's Cliristian association, 111 8. Vi st o, FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR ROOMS, WITH aleove, furnished or unfurnished, at The Fro 116 N. 25th street. 182 23 T, JOARD AND_ROOM FOR YOUNG LADY, privite faniily, $5.00 por week. 513 N. 2id sty zor, Rates, 10¢ & 1ine each {nsertion. $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for loss than 25¢. UgeoTHE FIRST BOAT WAS NAMED PIG. Communieate with partners in it, ureenLt y1e U Mss K. A KEALNS, TEACHER OF plano: spectal attention to - rudimental prinel- ples.Sute” 46, Midiand ‘hotel, 16th and Ghieago. 1T, WRITE FOR A FREE 0OPY OF OUR BEAU- tifuily fllustrated Matrimonial Journal, con- taining engravings of . handsome ind n who wish to wed. Brow Publishing Co., Templo court, Toledo, 0. M711-31¢ FOR EXCHANGE. Continwed | 480 ACRFS OF CLEAR AN Abest winter wheat districl change for 10 or 20-acre H‘l\* near Omaha elty limits. Will pay ‘cash diffvonge 1t proporty 18 Food.” Address, eiving prico 18 looation, G 0 o 7, WANTED, 50.000.00 g fic1a8a Insido business prop. $20,000.00 stock merchandisg, and #30,000.00 un- improved city property, free of fncumbranco. B, H. Sheafe, Counell Blufs. 07 99 D IN ONE OF THR In Kansns 1o ex- UITY IN FIRST- y in_exchange for YOR BAu~BEAL ESTATE “Rates, 10c 4 line each {nshrfion, #1 month, Nothing taken f¢ aline per ‘cotiage 4 tho ety ehtod by electricity, having furnace, bath, hot, cold water, mantel, RrAL, MArbIE 0P wash bowl T eonnec: ton, trees, stone walk, py in Avondale park, one mile from Price only #3,800. - Fidelity Trust Co., arnim st 7yl UST BE SOLD. NICE OOTTAGE ON PAVED stroet; small cash payment. Addross J 46, Be 096 24 JFOR SALE ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS: A south front cottage, § rooms, $1,350.00, 50 feot. A south front eottage, 4 rooma; €1:100.00, 50 foet A south front house, 6 rooms, $3 00, 100 fou A north front cottago, § rooms, $1,100.00, 50 feet. A north front cottage, 4 rooms. 1:000.00. 50 foet. A north front house, 6 rooms, $1,800.00, 50 foot. A winall first payment and oasy monthly ments. Small cloar lots will be taken in exch: Seo N. AL Kuhin, drugglst, 15th and Doug M358 )y 17_ FOR SAL] 130 EAST FRONT ON 20TH ST, et St Mary's ave, and Half-Howanl for onl 9,350 until July 1st. This price and location noed no'comment. AMES REAL ESTATE AGENCY, FARNAM. 253 28 LANDS FOR er & Clements, Lyons, Burt M713 Jy: ASTERN NEBRASKA FARM wale by Huntsber ' DOARD AND ROOMS, &4 AND €5 = PER house modern. 2421 Dodge. 204-25% ANTED, MEN TO TRAVEL, 0 month. ' Stone & Wi {-FURNISHED ROOM AND FIRS board. 2533 St. Mary's ave. ave expericnce, dsbury, 84 ¥ —WANTED, SAL wines: §1 chanee for advance: required. MAN FOR CALIFORNIA month and expenses, with commission if proferre Add closing b st 3'Wine dep't, Loy Angeles, M2 248 —WANTED, 16 MEN TO WORK ON BRICK yard it Averys, Nob,, on U. P. R'y § miles below Bouth Omaha. Omaha Hydraulic Press Brick Co. 'B ,\NTTD TRAVELING SAL] Oseil our fall lne of biankets. flannels. 00ds, ete, Add) a‘u The Gurnell Dale l,:'ulli Aress Box 24% 2106 24¢ FprunNsneD ROOMS WITH BOARD [(-NEATLY FURN ROOM FOR MAN and wife or two , with board; also day board. MIGT 28 . oo SOUTH FRONT ROOMS, AWNINGS, summer rates. 4 Harney. M350 28¢ JO;NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRONT room with alcove and bay window, mode seniences, private family; board. 6 stre F ~NICE ROOMS WITH BOARD AT 107 . Mi10J FOR RENT—-UNFURNISH'D ROOMS MASSAGE TREATMENT, BLECTRO-THER- mal baths, sealp and hair treatment, manicure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post,310}¢ S. 15th, Withnell Dik. 458 UpCUT THIS OUT AND PRESENT AT COWAN'S Photo Studio, 2125 Cuming:st., and_you will be entitled 1o 12 Aristo Cabinot Photos, very best, on gl odgod cards, and ono BX10 for framing, ‘for $1.90; ‘Without tiis, 83.00; for 10 days only, M24d jy 17¢ ABSTRACTS OF TITLES Rates, 10¢ a lino each insertion, §1.50 a line per month.* Nothing taken for less than 25e T ARSTRAC HE MIDLAND GUARANTER and Trust_comp ny, abstracts, TH. ‘Titles perfected a only completo abat Ro 1o room MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. Rates, 14e a word first insertion, 1o word thero- after. Nothing taken for less than 2 - 13 0 word first I Nothing ertion, 10 a word thore- on for 1ess 1 Ra afior, CrlVANTED, LADIES JEnclose stimped South Bend, T 1~ WANTED, amall family. F-WANTED, Jtake lght, TO WRITE AT HOM clope. Ella’ W GIRL, FOR HOUSEWORK IN Apply at 2018 Charles st. 181 LADIES OR YOUNG MEN TO Kant work at their own homoes: 1,00 to $3.00 per day ean be quietly made: work Eent by mail: no canvassin or particulirs ad- dress Globe Mfg. Co., Box 51531, Boston, Mass, E ablished 1850, Y- WANTED, A GIIL Jwork, family two, wages good. 132 N. S0th st WANTED, k. Mrs. L. A. C VANTED, GIRL 1 Jperday 10 expert; Blufs, WANTED, GOOD GIRL F(C koud €00k, K00 Wakes; 93 N. 20th. 3K 28 (w»w[N'r D-LADIES WIO HAVE HAD /perierica as soileliors to el butween 1 and 1 . w stigate. 1707 Dodge st SMALL FAMIL and 1n CVANTED, A SAMSTRESS TO WORK IN private family, tnmediat s Mrs. . Bonnenscheln, West Point, N 410 23 XPERIENCED GIRT, WANTED. 2 IN FAM- £ood wages. Apply Mrs. M. Elgutter, 'x“" 810t st -WANTED, A THRIFTY GER /to 1ive on ‘the block of ix stores and apartn Address with referonces, (‘—-WANTED. HOUSE] /near Omuhd, German (1) For particulars writo Omalia, Neb, -WANTED, Jovery locality. ness pl Cine ENERGETIC LADY AG Old established louse it and profituble. Kingery Mfg. Co., inati, 0. MA19 24 nsertion, §1.60 a line por othing taken for less thain 26e. “Rates, 100 . 1ine mouth ~FOR LENT, HOUSES IN ALL PAIRTS OF 'the city. The O. F. Davis company, 1605 Farna —10-ROOM_HOUSE, i, 441 HOUSE, GOOD_T.OCA- s Siinncr, 1014 Farpan. ALL MOD- 10-ROOM MODERN ton; rent moderato. L. § “ROOM HOUSE. 5,00, Fidelity T FRONT, rust Co., 1702 D, B AND i-RO block, with ste; 2y 1), Fom RENT ROOM MODERN HOUSE sultabie for roomers and boarders. 2011 Ha strect. 10-room modern house, 2218 Leav street, only $25.00. So) Clark & Co., 1218 Harne; T)- FOR RENT, 5-ROOM COTTAGE FOR COL- mld[unplv. 208 North Ms02 1-ROOM FLAT, #17. ( AND 7 ROOM FLATS, g0, Opp. Jeflerdon sa Roberts, 1618 Ohi- ©ago W, M35 92 [ APAT (- FOR RENT. 5 OR 0 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Tmodern {mprovements, beautiful Liwn shado, N. E. cor. ‘Miami streets. M750 Ratos, 10c 2 1ine_each insertion, $1.50 a line per month. " Nothing taken for less th IN CITY AND FARM 4 Bourd of Trade. (3;:2 LARGE ROOMS. NORTH AND SOUTI front; modern convenience or un- Harncy. - THREE UNFURN Trage, South 10th st furnished, nEu nonfiw“m coT- AT LOWEST RATES Farnam street. 4697 “ —MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved real estate, 11056 Fideli 0., 1702 Farnam. 462 TO LOAN i ROOM SUITES FOR LIC 419 North 17th st M- F. Roys, gluum I WANTED “BOARDERS. Rates, 100 a line month, " Nothing I fnsertion, $1.60 & line per W, ml.\n,\ SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS tate at lowest market ritos. Loans g O A 18 eha 1 i be found at the izlas sts, 401 AN COND MORTGAG 5. Alex Moore, 401 Boe bldg H WANTED, A FEW TABLE BOARDERS, 1008 Capitol averie, 4 FOE BENTfisTOREB AND OFI’[CES Rates, 10¢ a line month. ' Nothing FOR RENT, STORE ON §. g lock, suitable for me dry goods store. Inquir FOR RENT, THE )16 Farnam st. The b t basement, complef ater on all the 1oors, g of The Be each fnsertion. $1,60 a line per 1 for less than 2he. LANGE ardware or S, 13th st 451 STORY BRICK BUILDING, a fireproof, co- fixtures, at the offied 910 , J. W. SQUIR! —ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., Life. lends at low raies for choleo Steurliy Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city vrul“i "V—czs-rmu. LOAN & TRUST CO., mn-”ng?‘u. PROVED AND UNIMPROVED 00 and_ upwards, 5 10 65 por . W. Farnam Smith & Co, 15 & Ha LOANS ON W-LOANS. G.G. WALLACE, 312 BROWN BLK. —FOR RENT, CHOI JOND FLOOR BUST- 8% corner i Omaha Globe bullding, 16th and obe Loan & Trust Co. 452 IN SUITE OR SINGLE WITH OR. Droof vauits; ch nineil bk, M742 jyit AGENTS WANTED, Rates, 10¢ a line each insertion. §1 month. Nothing taken for less than 2 —AGENTS E @ SEX WANTED our new Kettle eleancr, bread and teles. iasy sellers, i Clauss Shiear Co., Kunsas City. Mo, M3I0 iy10e wm A BooK. 'x\qmmr —OFFIC without fi 0 a line per. TO SELL o knives profits, terms eas; ) North 16th s JoIHE A B © INVESTMEN ) £500.00 in_from’ one 1o five y $5.00 d_$1.00 a month af pald. Best p; pvestment extant. A rustling agent wanted county. For full particulars apply 0 Bond company, 530 and 531 Paxton block, Omaha, M887 jy2us ~ WANTED, AGENTS FOR “PHILLIPS Brooks, the Man, the Preacher and the Author.” Beautiful memorlil volume of Ameriea’s foremost Introduction by Joseph Cook. “Alto- gether does Justieo 1o {8 great subject.” -Zion's One lady sold 26 books in 6§ hours. An figent in taking 85 orders only met with 6 refusils. Agents ordering 100 books apiece. We never ba- fore published a book that sold so fast. J. K. i 7 Mass. Mi21 WANTED—TO RENT. Rates, 150 a word fir after. Nothing tiken for less than 23 “WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, Dloisi som wnd bourd with priv (amily I iy most of ;. refore exch Address K 13, stating t "Na17 200 t insertion, 1c a word thore- RENTAL AGENOCIES, Rates, 10¢ a 1 | insertion, $1.5 month. ' Nothing taken for less thin 25 aline per D 5-ROOM HOUS INQUIRE 2711 Douglas street. Mus2 GOOD REPAIR. T, BERRY & O, RENTS; 717 N. Y. LIFE 371 ) ¥ KOONS CHEAP. G0N T8TH 5T FOR RE un furnis; O Teet B OR 10 10 . 12 blocks fre 1 FOR IR N quire on promises, 514 North W0 nice seven-room’ cottages, K trocs, very 10 cable or motor; #27.00 cach. D TO LE ROOM L yaen it desin Wi clty wate Clstern, eenented eellars, hath, near’ motor, owner, Steens, 601 Paxton block. M ])hu ROOM HOU ) business or I 10th sLeee DStk ¥ corucr 141 hea I) nfi\m'wnm'rn(v ul o0 the ¥ B0 Bursets, 1o Wil pay ¥ | strect. Also shad 00 and Mp16 B, $23.00; HOL troes, CONVENIEN' wholosalo wén. Appiy 11 LER DLOCK, ! rent theni 119 MHE TROUBLE TO GO hidud Jack- S0. 160th s, et 119 FOIR RENT. 7-ROOM MODERN P Lawige blocl, 606 South Tith st. 3) NOW IS Y s flat el venlently in_ good rup Al Lmprovements. 19 Daror A FEW DAYS ONLY WE elioleo flats 1o familics al 4 low Fate. Ouee 11 you wikhi to got & bargain. Call at 516 South 16th street, I, E. or b 119 #2000 WILL RENT A MODERN K-ROOM ose, 1216 Park Wikd avenue, only four bioeks from U. P, dopot. 0. D, Hutehinson, 1623 Farnam. $15.00 for 4218 Nicholas. $16.00 for 4116 Nicho- s, Hutehinson, 1623 Farnam. 873 24 FOI RENT, MODERN SIX-ROOM FUR- nishied houso for 2 wonths, good location. @. ¥, Dutts, 220 South 174h stroct D, JGHTFUL HOME, E | convenlences, barn, Bhadde e B0.00 por monik. Plorce st. n FOR RENT, AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED hotel ina good locality, Just furnished and nover been opeued. For parttenlams. call at 13056 Do) S K M0 250 0 24 FHT-ROOM HOUSE, vely lawn, natural Inguire 't 2603 285 26 —COLNER PLAT, 8 ROOMS, COTTAGE T RN T, 00 allroad mon. Lagulre’ 1112 8101k s, 413 USE, 2721 JACK- paved siroel, 000 | ]) FOR RENT. NINH ROOM H sou Sk, allmaiorn couvt care; wplendid welgh %ut 10, llnnl Tamby, K hecler, Douglas and 151l & STORAGE. Ritos, 100 o 10 each 1nsortion, $1. month. Nothing taken for less thar M ;) E DO THE PACKING, MOVING, STORING, shipping of pianos and furniture; ‘storelouse 1114 Douglas, offico 1506 Dodie. Omalih Van and Express Co.Tel. 1550, M. Bokins, Mic'r. 702)y6* M TORAGE,WILLIAMS &CROSS,1 THARNEY 5 ) line per M STORAGE FOR clean and cheap rates, HOUSEHOLD GOC R. Wells, 1111 Fan isa WANTED--T0 BUY. ¢o n word first In Nothing talen for le J CASH FOR FURNITURE, HOUSEHOL goods, ete., or will sell for owner in our auction Bales, I Weils, llll F rnam, 464 “Ratos, 1 & word there- after N T—LOWEST RATES, FIDELITY TRUST COM- pany, 1702 Farnam street 402 W, WANTED AT ONCE LOANS ON IMPROVED Omuha_property; low rates. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam strc 4 W VANTED, T0 BUY 8 PER GENT NOTES SE- cured by morteages Omaha eity or Douglas Co. property. Heod & Selby, 55 Bourd of Trado, | MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Rates, 10¢ @ lino_oach (nsertion, $1.50, a line month. ' Nothing taken for leas than 2o¢. ~DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ROOM 4 WITHNELL BLOCK, 8103 SOUTH 15TH, CORNER HARNEY ST, WILL sUM LOAN LARGE TEN WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE S CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER- SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. YOU OR DO WELL US FIRST, TO FOR OUR TERMS WILL MERIT YOUR APPROVAL. You can pay the money back at any time and in mount you wish, and thus reduee the cost of earrying the 1oan in proportion to Amount you piy TE'YOU owe a balance on your furniture or other personil property of any kind we will pay it off for 1d carry it 5 you desire. YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR (OU MAKE APPLICATION. of proper of hmlnlnunv) and property FROM THE No publicity gt th X You can Horrow o HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ~AND _PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOL RECEIP” MERCHANDIS OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, We will lend you ount from $10.00't0 $1,000.00. ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or removal of property, You can pay the money back in any amouit you wish, and at any time, and cach payment so made will reduce the cost of the loan. Remember that you heve the use of both the property and the money, and pay for it only as long a you keep it. There will be no expenso or_charge kept out of amount winted, but you will receive the full Bufore horrowing elsewhere call and soo us and you will fhud i1 ieredtly to your advaniage: MAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., E JTH 1GTH STREET, the street. THE OLDES 25T AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY INOMAHA. ON ANY KIND OF SE- tal. “A. 0. Harrls, room 47 —WILL LOAN MONE curity; Krictly confide 1 Continental block N FIRST MORTGAGE PAPERS. 1. A, AR- u0ld, 605 Beo bldg. 204 N WANTED, SECOND HAND ROLLER TOP desk, one standing desk and one surveyor's lovel and t. D, G. Doane, 111 Chamber of Commuree a7 OM ONETO THRER «.mmwvflm. Al Nebraski) and onsh b ise. . M. C., No. 10 West merehan ney, Neb, . 30, 00, 00 DAYS, CHEAP RATES and casy ‘payinents, on furniture, pianos, live Btock, ele.. without. aelay OF pudLCILY: akp on hand. Duft om 5, Barker block, 479 BUS!NEES CHANCES, Ratos, 100 i 1 1 insertion, $1.50 4 e per month. ' Nothing aken for less than 2 7 BRICK SIDEWALKS -SIDEWALK BRICK TQ exchange for cash. Willlam J. Welshans, 414 Karbich Dlock. 3o iRy 1 —MONBEY. P FOR SALE. A NICH BLACK, TROTS OR cos i harmess or siugle (0ot under saddle in inutes. Wil soll with old phaeton and har- 5 for §125.00, Torse alone cost £350.00 5 years t Geo. HoMman's 18th streot stables. M370 26 Y FOR ALk, oN ACCOUNT OF DEATH, AN established bakery and confeetionery at Wn)nm Neb., county seat of Wayne Co. Add W Breltling, Wayne. fsd s Y IARDWAREAND IMPLEMANT STOCK FOR salo In good town. $15000.00 busincas lust year and uumf 000 2 business now. Good reasous for selllng. Address J 62, Boo. M208 % family horse first elass phie quire > FOR SALE. FAMILY HOKSE AND LUGGY. Charles Ogdui, 01 Paxton bik l—' TWO GOOD WOIIK TEAMS WITH HARNESS and wagon {0r 830 cheap on U . Willlans & u‘lrhm, room ¥1¢ MeCague bidg. uypt;:h oice, DosLs -DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR_EX- change & business, real estote or lands? Do you want additlonal capital in your businesst If o sow us, we can help you. — Cilll or write for our bullotn. ' Ofces i all princival cltica. Weatora Business Agency, 510 N. Y, Life Bldg. 848 1y20 Y fllUEINI“0P'kus,u7l‘§HENAN‘li¥0?H 1A, 2 Iyl Y POk SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN; LAUN- {iry blant aud room for rent, cheap. Ehauire 1318 403 26 Furnam. > FOL SALE, HORSE, HARNESS AND PHAR: Horee geutle wid @ No. 1 driver. 1514 5t 8L, Omah: 3 > i SALE, GOOD FAMI i atoudid phibion. B30 80 16 v FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Jiatos, 1ige o word first tuertion o8 word thero- after. Nothing takon for los D-vo‘u RENT: 10-ROON VIOUSE, ALL MOD- m \nmnmtu 1721 Dodge. Buquire next door o1 “ Furnaw st 403 26 § D Ml‘ RENT: NEW 4-ROOM (‘(fl"l‘A(vE CEL- lar, storm, ity water, efe., 89 a month, Iu- Quio 1418 Parna, 403 26 ~ MRS GRO. A.d COY's IOIIIII!)'III& cotiyy 1 {turninhe unlum\llnd‘ Ol north 2 streat, No. 4707; reat fii RENT--FURNISHED woon' FURNISMED SOUTH KOOM, 2608 ' ll. 104 Jj-14% dress K9, Hee. ’uu:xmjy 21 CRILING FANS, ) 1620 Far- nam. M399 20 CLAIRVOYANTS, Rates, 100 & lhuo aach lusertion, §1.50 & 1ine mouth Notliug aiten 07 loas than 566, " Y FOR SALE Ok TRADE, BLACKSMITH AND machine shop at & bargain. Address Oleveland Bros., Versallles, Brown Co., Il 411 FOR EXCHANGE. e —— e eeer— Rates, 100 line each insertion, §1.60 & line por month.' Nothiug taken for less than 2. 230 BSTRACTS. THE MIDLAND d Trust company, abstracters, ce perfected and guaranteed. ' Oy ete abstract books in Douglas county. R moved to room 810 New York Life bullding. 459 ARANTEE Every time When you use FSOA DS Every bright housekeeper wants it. All bright grocers keep it. MK FARBARK: Made only by UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Rates, 10¢ a lino each {nsertion, $1.50 & line per ith, ' Nothing taken for less thian 25e. W. DAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G. /s Jacobs, decoased, lnter with M.0. Maul), under- taker and émbalmer, 315 8. 10th i, Tel. mm,“u (OR SALE. 0-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT WITH “harn, In Kountze place; house newly pat apered and painted ngido, furna 4 wa ) Proverty chean at #2,500; will sell on _easy ms for $7,000. Addreds owner, J 19 Boo. 707 JFOR SALE. G-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT, worth #3.500; will take $2,600; $1,200 encum- brance; monthly payment on balance. House newly papered, elty water, bath and water closet. Address ow J 18 Boc. 708 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Rates, 10c aline es $1.50 a line por month. Nothing tak n 2he. OUNG LADIES AN! quire & workin s writing at A. C. Van Sant's scho 513 N. Y. Life. h insertion 1 10 1o th GENTLEMEN CAN SOON rthand and of short- Typewriters 1o rent. 483 PASTURES FOR HORSES. CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. EAST front 10t Lowe avenue (Poppleton park), easy aceess to motor. Owner going {nto business. | Will sell very eheap for casl. * Also 1ot Hanscom Pl Big bargain for cash. - Address L. ¥ P. 0. Box i3 45, ER WAS A BETTER TIME TO INVEST IN astate, and 100k at this for bargalus In in- B1do property. 190th and Center, worth $1,200 cach, only e, rth £1,200, only $700. only €77 9 ots | Lingoln Place, worth $1,200 cach, $900 1 only Dotk L tte place; Walnut Hill, worth T $1,500.00 cach mile lne, Webster street lots, with paving, curbing, stone sdowalk, sewer, parking, clectric Light, ete. The finest inside residence property tn the clty it the lowest price, Worth §2,500.00 perlot; our peice only §,600.00 per lot, half cash, park: only $1 vestigato this! Fourteen lots in R Virginia cash we dollar, F vostr Burt streot fronts in Avondale 00.00 per Tot. 1t will pay you to in- s pldce, on Georgla and nd Pacitie. For 50¢ on the ert "FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, 1702 Famam, MUST HAVE CASH—3-STORY BRICK BUILD- ing right in the heart of the city, pays bettor than 10 per centnet: price, $12,000, worth $20,000; there 18 6,000 m o' 40iyBars to run, 6 per musthave 3,000 cash, balance to sult. Ad- R. 84, Dellone hotel. 854 23 ARGAINS IN HOUSES, LOXS AND FARMS. J. N. Frenzer, room 5, Frenser block, opp. P. O. M1 Jyid i T['HE PRICE OF STOEPEL PLACE LOTS Wil be inereased §25.00 a 1ot on and aftor July 1 1893, They are selling now for less than thelr value and seliing fast. F YOU WANT A HOME YOU CANNOT AF- ford to misk this opportunity to buy a lot i STOEPEL PLACE PECIAL SALE. SAFE INVESTMENT. Bewt resldenco part of Omaha. Will soon double in #lue. Corner lots $300.00. $50.00 down, balance to suit. NO INTEREST Will be charg The above prices and Inside lots $275.00. after July 1, 1804, 0od only until July 1. Look these lots over and you will 1ots ever offe ore buying elsewhere, the bestand cheapest bargain in Gl on or address W. A. WEBSTER, 402 Bee Bldg. M300_ NICE -ROOM_HOUSE _AND blocks from motor,very ch block. BARGAIN: orner 1ot.only 3.D. Zittle. Brown TER STREET d bisgr containing y rd {f returned o 1113 Sout half ' rd_first insertion, 1e a word Rates, 14e a th taken for less than 2 after. Nothing . Spring water . 0F AL W. Plicips & & rh.:u». Wb 3imore, Ne 207 N. Y Life buildiig. DRESSMAKING. Rates, 10¢ o line month. ' Nothing tak ADIES' AND CHILDERN'S DRESSMAKING: 1180 un i ol nsertion, $1.7 1 for less thin 50 4 line per 1ents 10 order; muslin: furnis| oo ne each tnsortion, $ taken for less than DIAMOND BROKER, 1 moncy on diamonds Old gold and silver bought. T SUALES month. SONNE: Jodi cte. Nothing Rates, 100 4 1in month.’ Nothing taken for luas than JEW & SECOND TAND SOAT Address Borden & Selleck Co., L MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. le.a word a_word first fnsortion, “Nothing taken for less th (; F.GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER. X.1810 California s 't D14 LOST, ns, 13ge n word first Nothing taken for sortion, 1 oss than 2 word there- OST, PUG DOG FROM I, & M. HEAD Mhursday a.m. Reward will be pa 0 Room 8 B. & M. Headquarters. UARTERS for return Mizy 24 PATENT Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 4years Examiners U. 8, Pat. Office. Advice free No fee until patentis obtained. TRAVELERS CHEQUES OF THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. VISITORS T O THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN XPOSITION will find theso Cheques eflpen- ally convenlent and avold the risk of curr: ng monev. Paylnzoffices on Falr Gre Im(s and at 200 other places in Chicago. No inden- fication required, RAILWARY TIME GRRD o5 |CHICAGO. BUR, I\(.X‘u\' Arvivds TS BURLINGTON & MO. RIV Depot 10th and Mason Sts. lmuufl THICAGO, R, L. & PACIFIC Omaha |Uni t 10th Wator closot ¥8 8 per cent per yeur, road, Clifton Hill, 2,600.00, worth ¥ brick store, Mil ) per cent per 00,00, hese and other good fnvestments seo G. G, Brown ik, 10th and Douglan, 104 2. ROOM COTTAGE, FULL _LOT, $1,200.00. 5 3 . $1,400.00, G-room cottage, fall lot, $1,750.00. bove all from'one to ‘four blocks from motor 8ehool, chureh, ity water and paved stroet, Why pay rent? nt from these properties Dbetter inte e binks can Invos- G. G. 312 Brown Blk., 16th and M3: v Sprinje ¥ Harrinon, 012 8, ¥ Lite. FOr saL near Hi 400 23 44 FT. EAST FRONT, ON 30TH ST., Howard, §2,500. A. P.'Tukey 401 25 4-ROOM 1‘1)1( SALE AT A BARGAIN; NEW cottage, “cellar, ‘city water, clstorn, sod and trees, only $1,250, on easy payments. Enquire 1315 Farnam. 103 20 TOR SALY, THY BLEG ANS BEN-ROOM HOUSE, L8t comet 81t aud Pacidc, L No. 1104 So. New and modern bullt with ald convenlences; elo- gant hard-wood finish, muy Hoors, first class plumbing, with porcelain slate sinks, laun- dry, electric Ught, slone. walkl, paved Btroets, oto. One of the finest residence, ations in Omaha. Call and let us show you thid roperty und guote it & béfutiful home ot & bargain It will pay 10 Investigate this at once. Hicks Real Esiate Agency, N Life Bid. 405-24 SFLRNDID ORRORTONTHY TO GET A o In o first clase Jocation. For sale actfic. two blocks ¢0 nlee cottagen near S0Uh north of Hunscom park, gl nelghiborhood: must be’ Kol each or §7.200 for both. Y. Lito nmn ‘WORLD'S FAIR xinu & ROOMS Rates. 136 o word first lnse afier. Nothing taken for less| ORLD'S FAIR FURNISHED ROOMS. YOU Lake no chanee nor pay ay money in advance, $1.00 per day. 1311 Farnam glreet, Omak ha. a0 43 J30 E GROSVENOR, (217 SUERIDAN AVENUE, Chicago, & select fawlly hotel, within 6 minutes alk from the princlpal entrauces 1o the fair. 00d jces, sonable rates. Apply 10 C. C. Shtwer, 211 New York Life bullding, Omaha. M105 Jy 16 -~ in, 1c a word there- n 250, NO 1: owner has other henandoah, 1a. Mi82 26 Y OB SALE. STOCK MEKCHANDIS trade; must be soid by Jul, business. C. E. Youug & Co., (QHICAGO, 85 26TH ST. FACING THE LAKE near World's Tair and business center. pleasant rooms; meals if desired; reasonable. M423 260 ZiwA CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL ~MDSE. £awil take rea) estato and mouey. Box 205, Frack- ort, Ind. 1TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KA S I‘lnd Dakota. Will ‘sell Uhlfllll‘%r - Eu't‘i" midne. borses aid catile: Add-Dox 10, fl'&um Ind —WANTED, T0 EXCHANGE FOR omncv..u, merchandise, Council Bluffy preforred, Louse on paved street in Omaha. Olve value oi da. K 8, lieo. ROOMS, FOR WORLD'S FAIR VISITORS; splendidly furnished with all modern conven- dences: 2 Dlocks from main entrance to fair grounds; 1 block from, clevated road tud llinols Central. Slar Lotel, G443-40 Star avenue. i, Chicago. SECOND-HAND 1'YPEWRITERS. Eates, 10c 4 line cach Insertion, $1.50 a lae per mouth. ' Nothing taken for less than 30¢. S;mlfl.lAmuuv wl‘u:‘ N, CLATRVOYA ANT, ‘year at 116 Mlh ;A oLEAN K OF DRY ounn- Oum‘ P:‘I:ok lfl( ‘lu»d cash. W ‘lk* TV zwurrun, BgyLEsspanD DEALELS , reated. T, um*m goid. 7 6.00 pin 850 2,00 pin 710pm ... NIght Ex) o] B0 am _L00am | 1211 World's Fair Limfted: A CHICAGO, R. 1. & PACIFIC, Union Depot 10th & Mary - Lineoln, Fairbury Loci Ciic."& Den, Vestibu n‘ L‘..u.-u‘ it _Depot 10th and Mason Sts. “o.60am | Kansas Clty I 5.55 71 .45 pm G40 . _.8t. Louts Expre: mi 6.40 am’ INION PACIEI ¥ Union Depot 10th & Marey Sts. 415 pm 6240 pm 030 pm |2 Ve _Omaha 5,50 pin BXpress 1130 am| | ‘Chicago Express | B & MO VALLEY 9.00am| (EX. 8at.) Wyo. Xp. (B hlul\ ) 550 pm| ...\ Norfolk (iax. Sunduy) TEx, Sun'y.) Carroll Passengor Clileago BExpress Vestibule Limite ; Eagtor 1y 10:40am | 4 n.',pm} 7.00 pm 215 pm i .20 wn MISSOURI PACIFIC. Afrivos 1t 10th and Webster Sts. naha . Louls EXpross. .. 5.50 am +.8t. Louls Expross . 4.25 pm Nobraska Local | 855 am Arrivos | Omaba 005 pm 12:40 b “1L10pm 1000 fm | [wStonx_City Aceommodation | Sloux City Kxproas (Bx. Buu.) 8t paul Limited.... Slght Clews to Work Upos An old gentleman who lives at Ninth and Hickory streets, but who declined to give his name, appealed to the police yesterday to aid him in finding his 18-year-old boy, who he suspects has run away from home, As the anxious father refused to give his own or Ius boy's name. as he feared it would get iuto the papers, the police could not render any assistance. Later on the old gentleman took a train for Papillion in hopes of finding his wandering offspring. DILD, HAMILTON-Millard Oaldwell, son of Obarles W. Hawllton, lred 87, died at 4 p. m. Friday, une 28, at' the residence of his parents. The time for the funeral will be asnounced hereafter. THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 23, 18908: WARRANTY DEEDS, L J Gehrmann und wite to ilenry Kuehl, lots 8 and 9, block 2, town of Millard. .. . P ] J M Wosterficld {0 A lrv{ nd 'y of n 85 foet, lots 1 and 2, block 2, Fowler Place sease Same to same, und ’. ot 8, Missouri Avenue Place & 1IN Elwell to M E l(h‘kuv lots T and block 9, Park Forest add. South Omaha Land ~ company o Hajek, n iy lot 9,. block™ 108, South Omal siesseene Frank Hajok and wife to Julius Swo- boda, same. .. . G W Atnes and wifo o Anna Me 1ot 20, block 2, Ames Place Lowe A'venue ‘errace Buildi ciation 1o Home Investmoent com- 'mny lots LZ, 7and 9, block 7, ots 2 and 12, block 8, 1ot 10, block !). Tot 2, block 10, I‘u|||)l«-lnu Park Samo to G A Kimmel, lot 18, bloc! same Same to U A C ll]”IN‘ fot’ |7 Same to A C Ong, lot 3, same . G A Kimmel 10 Honie Investment company, lot 18, block 8, same C K Oollins to same, lot ln.«mllu‘ . Michacl Prehal and wife to Frank Karlovsk s 15 lot 3 block J. l\numn udd. ... visessa Labagh to M I E La/ block 7, Conkling Place ph Priborsky and wify borsky, s % lot 1, Bdadd sese v ban and Bullding assc oh Jambor, s 15 lot or Place. 3 G E Barkoer d wife to € lot 11, block 4, Orchard IHlI P 1 Johuson and wifo to Hans Ni .0 talot 6, block 10, Brown p ne Lo l(.hlnlh arsen, s Sam QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. John R Shaw and wife to K R |(yx\||. lots 1 to 4, 6, 7 and 8, Shaw': ~u||||l\. und % lot 4 and's 10 fect lot 2, ‘ollins Place, lot 7,block 3004 Umuuu K R Ryan to Julia Shaw, samo..... JB Brown to E A Northup, lot -l block 11llside add No. e, Bohemian tion to J block Total amount of transfers, SKIPPED WITH CLUB FUNDS, Clork of the Athletic Club Shakes Omaha Realty from il Hecls, ‘William Hillman, late house clerk of the Omaha Athletic club, is a defaulter and has absconded with the funds in his possession. From all accounts it is learned that Hillman left the citv on Sunday last with all the money he could scrape together. When the club house was opencd Monday morning Hillman did not appear, but nothing was thourht of the matter, as the clerk fre- quently spent Mondays in collecting and paying bills, What caused the first suspicion was the appearance of a deputy sheriff from St. Paul with papers for the arrest of Hillman on the charge of forgery and embezzlement. When this fact was reported to the directors they set to work overhauling the books, but as the accounts were in such bad shape it was hard to tell at thetime just how much money tho club was out. Only the day before, the directors had met and had passed a number of bills and had placed the money in the hands of the clerk. One of the employes of the house is out $125. All the dues collectea during the past two months went with the absconding clerk. Altogetier the total sum will probably reach 2400 or £00, Hillman was first employed by the club some ten months ago. When the board of dircctors changed he was made house clerk, and to all appearances he was keeping thé records in good shape, I dent Tuttle of the athletic club was asked about Hillman's connection with the club and said: “We heard several stories about the man and began to look them up, We had & maa who kept watching him and 1 do not believe he gov away with any of the funds of the club. He had been collecting dues and since his discharge we have em- ployed a collector who has visited many of the members of the club this week and so far we are unable to find that Hill- man failed to account for any of our funds.” ““Ho was discharged for incompetency and we expect to hire 4 new secretary shortly. One thing Hitlman did v that he brought several different women to the club and introduced each of them all as his wife. T do not know anything about the man peing wanted in Minnesota. I don’t think the club has lost anything. The No, ) Wheeler & Wilson with its ro- tary movement, is the lightest rganin machine in the’ market, and s uncfilod for speed, durability and_quality of work. Sold by W. Lancuster & Co., 614 South Six- teenth stroct] Will Prosecute Brandon, Belle Brandon was brought up from hersoli- tary cell yestorday to answer for shooting at “Dude” Gibson while confined in the city jail, Both women were sober, for a wonder, and were able to talk intelligently, Assistant County Attorney Slabaugh had a talk witn the Gibson woman and decided that he could not file a complaint charging the Bran- don woman with shooting with intent to kill because “Dude” Gibson said that the pistol was not pointed to »ard her, but toward the ceiling. The decision of Mr. Slabaugh settled the matteras far as the state was concerned, but City Prosecutor Cochran didn’t propose 10 let sich & woman a8 Brandon is get away without some vunishment, as was shown later by the filing of two complaints against her. The first is for carrying concealed weapons and it is more than likely she will get the limit on this charge. The other complaint alleges that Belle Brandon keceps o disorderly house and also maintains a house of ill fame. Both complaints will be pushed by the prosecutor. Said Mr. Cochran in speaking about the case: “We hiave had so much trouble with this woman that 1 have decided to stop all this nuisance by closing the house. It is o disgrace o the town and I now propose to prosecuto her under the state Jaw and rid the city of one of its most disgraceful resorts.” B Piles of people have pues, bur Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure tnem. —— e Wheols in His Garret, “William January” was the name given by a smooth-faced young man to the judge yes- terday morning as he came to a halt before the judicial desk and started in to tell why ho had been arrested. “Iwas only sitting on the grass, Jour honor, when & fellow came along and brought me here.” William's intellect is impaired snd he dou't even know where he came from or what he has been doing lately. He will bo sent before the insanity commission. e The Valy Tralu for St. Louls ‘Which carries a dining car leaves Omaha yia the Burlington route at 9:45 p. m. and reaches St. Louis early the next afternoon. Through sleeper Omaha to 8t. Louis. City ticket office 1324 I'ur- nam streat. TWO SENSATIONAL ~ SUITS Direotors of the Defunct Oapital National Requested to Explain, STATEMENT OF ASSETS EXAGGERATED Depositors Would Like to Have Them Make Good Thelr Losses—Wero Very Ig- norant of the Institution’s Condition, Laxcory, June 23.—[Spocial to Tix Bre.]— Two sensational petitions were filod in dis- trict court today against C. W. Mosher, R. C. Outealt, R. O, Phillips, . B. Yatos, D, B, Thompson, H. J. Walsh, E. . Hamer and A, . 8. Stuart, directors of the broken bank. The petitioners were A. M. Davisand Julia Caldwell, who have deposits of &,048.06and £2,000 respectively in the broken fnstitution.. They allogo that the dofendants as diroctors had entire control and management of the bank, and that it was their duty for the information of the public, and especially for the information of the customers of the bauk to make and publish a truo and correct statement of the resources and liabilities of the bank from time to timo as the same might bo called for. That they did so issue statements, but that those made March7, May 17, July 12, Septomber 80 and- Docem* ber'd, 1802, wero false and untrue, and by oach of tho dofendants known to bo 8o, in that the resources of the bank were in each case grossly exaggerated. The March state- ment was signed: by C. W. Mosher, A. P, S, Stuart and C. E. Yates as’directors; that of April by the samo parties; that of July by Mosher, Yates and R, O Phillips; that of September by Hamer, Stuart and_ Phillips, and that of December by Moshor, Yutes and Phillips, The plaintiffs say the labilities of the bank at the sovoral dates named were very much lurger than shown by the stutements and that the items of resources and habili- ties were false and untrue, and while said statements showed the bank to bo solvent and fn wood condition, it was in fact insol- vent and if true, full and corroct statoments had beon mado at such times they would have shown the bank to have been insolvent at each and all of those times. Directors Knew of It, ‘The plaintiffs furthoer allege that each and all of the defondants either had full knowl. edge of the facts set forth or willfully and negligently failed to examine the books, papors and business of the bank as from time to time they were bound to do as direc- tors thercof, and defendants held the bank out to the community as solvent and in good condition, The plaintiffs further defendants veglected and failed to per- form the duties of their trust as direc- tors of said bank and failed to examine the kind, amount and character of the loau made by the bank, as they were in duty bound to do, and that they entirely failed and neglected to give the attention and caro to the management of the affairs of the bank that they were in duty bound to give thereto. say that the Noglected Thelr Trust. The plaintiffs further say that they were personally acquainted with all of the de- fendants and know that they had the repu- tation of exercising prudence, care and cau- tion in their own business affairs, and rely- ing upon their exercising similar care in the bunk’s aff: and upon the published state- ments mentioned, and believing in the con- dition of the bank as shown thereby, de- posited their money in the above named amounts in the bank, or loancd it, taking as evidenco of such loans certificates of de- posits therefor. They say that they were induced to make the loans by facts cited, and would not have loaned the money had the defendants caused the publication of accurate and truthful reports coacerning the condition of the bank. They say further that the defendants either had full knowledge of the facts or willfully and negligently failed to examine the books, papers and business of the bank as from time to timo they were bound to do as directors thereof, but held such bank out to the community as solvent and in good con- dition but they failed to perform the duties of their trust as directors; that Mosher and Outcalt well know the true condition of affairs, and that had the others given tho slightost attontion to the matter and per- formed tneir duties as trustees of the fund entrusted to them by customers of the bank, would also have known, if they did not inow in fact, that the bank was unable to meet its obligations ; that they permitted the bank to continue business long after it had become hopelessly insolvent, Worth Fifty Thousand, L. B. Treemanand C. W. Spears have made the following appraisement of lots and lands in the cases brought by O, N. Humph- rey and R. M. Turner against_the directors of the Capital National bank, which wero attached by the sheriff: Lot 28 and cast half of lot 27, block 6, Lincoln Driving_parlk, s’ street botween Twen® tieth and Twenty-first, §#00; lot 9, block 22, Lavender's N street botween Eighteenth and Ninotoenth, $4,000; lots 7, 8 and west half of 9, block 95, the Mosher res- idence at Fifteenth and K strects, 25,0005 lots 11 and 12, block 190, the Outcalt resi- denco at Fleventh and D' streets, $12,0005 northwest quarter of scction 24-9-6, $10,000; total, §01,400. State Printing tsoard in Session, The State Printing Board, comprising Auditor Moore, Treasurer Illrlluy and Sec- retary of State Allen, met this afternoon, and opened bids on state printing for the two years. There was some Littlo sir- prise evinced by the m; ty of the printing houses when it was discovered that the specifications had been changed from the previous on and vhat there would be porceptible increase of several thousand dol- lars to the state. In cases where betore the commounest kind of flat paper nad been called for this time engine-sized paper was called for. Engine-sized paper costs from 5to7 cents a pound more than ordinary flat. An- other change was that in blank books ordi- nary ledger paper wus used beforo, bug this time Weston's high-grade ledger was specifically statod, Consumers of Weston paper must pay some 40 per cent for the name, but the African in the woodpile, as pointed out by some of the bidders, is thav the Journal company 18 tho Westgn com- pany’'s ager.t, and could undervid any other company soie 2 por cent, from that poiut of vantage. The bids on all tho loading items except on miscellancous blanks wero as follows: MIDDERS, avpuares 3n00 owadns| 450 | 6loo 035 660 | 378 .00 5.0 _ bid wswell& Springer | Stato Journil... ! l‘rhuhu{l&u} utin glo. . FTTTRreT) ) extra for 500 bound copies of the Newberry bill, and the Lincoin Priuting company submitted abid of $40 for the same work, H. D. Hathaway pro- tested that the call for bids on session laws included the Nowberry bill, ana that a separate bid on umv.paruuulur part of the session laws was not permissible, He intimates that he would most seriously object to the letting of the con- tract for the session laws except upon the complete bids Mr. North declared that he wouid certainly eujoin the state board from awarding the session iaws to the State Jourual company. Tho board put in all the afternoon tabulating the bids on miscollaneous blanks, snd will not finish until tomorrow. It is claimed that the bids arc only about half as high as the bids sub- mitted by the combine some weeks since, - Are You Thinking Of what you ought to take with you when you go to the World's fairi Your outfit will not be complete without a hottle of Cham- berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem- edy. The change of water und diet, fatigue and irregular habits during your trip are aluiost certain 1o produce diarrhoa el a dose or twoof this remedy may save you serious sickness and perhaps wuch e Procure it before mvmfl home. 25 sad ceut boities for » ruggists.