Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. DVER will by ana until 8 eattions Adverifsers, ©an have their Iotter in cire of T Wwill be delivered up (ISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening 30 p. m. e morning and Sunday by requestine & numbered_eheck s adar 10 1 numbored Drg, Andwers 8o add | present BITUATIONS WANTED. aton, 1 e after hin dress K 19, Hie A - WANTED, educated. world J1ike post At or caubier. Tewt of refare wertion. 1 59 than A word fitat taken for YOUNG LADY, REFINED, W erk. office a8- furnished, K M WANTED -MALE HELP, word there “Rates 1kc vl first Insertion. 1c othing taken for less than NG SAT ade; T r on. Address Wilh TED TRAVEL oo 1 YING JO1 WRI aukee, Wi Ms5Iya OGRAPHERS, BOOK- el of il WANTE cop [ inks, “mployment in Jown, to send s the e of servl Western I 348 1y20 Ndress, YOU 10 Kecure positions ney, 516 N. V. Life Bldg. D, TRAVELING SALESMAN; MUST perionee. Oall before noon. P, ‘A, Sal- w1l street, Counetl Blufrs, M30s 27 TIN OMAHA A for @ 81 oo 10 R, 627 AND None L Shor- 0 26 By hve o fubury, 41 i1, HOYS, CHUS’ s and 1Owns ir il required. Write Iwood, Neb, B. need apply but ANTED, TO, ry in Towa. call FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROO Continned RNISHED OR 1ok hotme th street ) FOR RENT, TWO “urooms: one with alcove. UNFURNISHED ROOM private family; reforonces. Y10-room house, moder improven ate one oF two famdlies vemientto Crelghton college, fine publie schox and motor cams. Prico &35.000, §600 cash, il sold before July 18t 538 1l St 1 — FUBNIBHED ROOMS AND BOAli.DT 1160 & word first In; Nothing taken fc nts, APFAnEC cast front con- i"x AMINE THIS BARGAIN NDER CARE OF u, 111 8. 178 st 0 FIRST CLA 350 M AND 33 St Mary's ave FURNISHED T anl. 2 ) ROOM FOR MAN men, with Doard; also D30T 28 ROOMS, AWNINGS, M NEATLY FURNISH B and wife or two gon day board. 2200 Farnam OUTH FRONT [P Ao s zor, 116 N, I ROOMS AND BOARD, , at The Fre 434°30° TREET. Mi5 DODG! FOR RENT_UNFURNISH'D ROOMS en, 1440 & word firstinsertion, 1o, word the NFURNISIED ROOMS, . beautiful lawn mi strocts, M A ROOMS, NORTH modermn convenlences; iished.” 958 Hi ), A GOOD STOUT 1OY ABOUT 18 work in store, Address with eity refer- ence only, K 25, Bee office. MOIG 28 B;, JANTED. LABORERS ON RAILROAD WORK in Town, feams on ratlroad wo Chicago; R00 wages: fron pass. Krame arn, Labor agency, 503 South 11th strect. M54 28° WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. Rates, 140 4 word first nsor after. Nothing taken for I TO WRITE AT HOM volope. Eila Werst, Sec., 1 be quietly made: work sing. For partieulirs ad- §31, Boston, Mass. - M312 jy 109 #1.00 to gent by mail: no can dresn Globe Mg, Co., Box ablished 1550, V-WANTE Jwork. fami 132 N. 501 st ). A GIRL FOR GEN 50, Witges good. Mirs. 1V, Aly: good wages. B. 10th st V- GIRL WANTE] Javenue. Mrs, J. M . (vfm T OF TO COM Jmuat e AaRgeares Thiraton, trect W VT GIRL, irs. ' J. M. 440 TED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE will iy you #5 to $12 per woek o work for us ALYOUT TOMES! 10 CANVAES (s Strict]ly home work 0 self-nddrossed enveld G Co.. cor. Batterymareh and Water Str Mass. 408 Farnam NURSE G ABOUT 17 OR old. 2105 Dou AL HOUSE- ferred. 1211 M FOR RENT—HOUSES. “Rates, 100 & 1ine cach {nsertion month. Nothing twken for loss tha e cty. o 0. . Davis compiny, 1505 Fasjiam. 0 )M HOUSE, 2108 DOUGLAS STREE of Morita Meyer, v Ul and Farian. a4 D 101 Enquire “10-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, ton; rent moderate, L. . Skinnér, 500D LOCA- 1614 Parnam. 443 D 7-ROOM HOUSE. BAST FRONT. ALL MOD. ern, $26.00. Fidclity G; TO LET, PL Fturnished room, 20 avenue. HED Ot ar Park 0 25° (35, - ROOM SUITES FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP: Ting; 1419 North 17t st. M' F. Roys, 2 15th street, 404 29 —— FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES Rates, 10e a line each insertion. month, $1.50 a line per Nothing taken for less than 25¢. FOR RENT. STOKE ON 8. 13th ST. LANGE block, suitable for meat miarket, hamiware or dry gooits store. Inquire 606 8. 15t st W51 )R RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, ¥ The building hns a fireproof, ce- omplete steam heating: fxtures, flo0rs, gus, ete. Apply at the ofies 910 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. FOR EXCHANGE. WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS Ratea, 100 A 1ine eaoh {nsertion. $1.50 line por month. Nothing taken for loss than 25¢. L MADAME SMITH, Room 5. Massnge, v e and Aen baths, ND FLOOR, 01, Steam, sulphur: Imdd7-dy 13 1y 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, 3D 7, massags, alcohol, sulphur and sed M CHICAGO GIVES BATHS, {reatment. 110 Nortl St., second fi massage . 100 PERSONAL, tes, 1i4e & word first insertion, 1 fter. Nothing taken for leas than 2 U “MASSAGE TREATMEN ) mal batha, sealp and hiair treatment, manicure fnd chiropodist. Mrs. Post310% 3. 15th, Witk U MISS KA KEARNS, TE L) plano: snectal. ftention to ‘rudi ples. CHER OF ntal prinei- and Chicago. M334J27" 17, FUITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR BE tifully fllustrated Matrimonial Joarnal, con- taining many photo-engravings of hundsome women and gallant mon who wish o wed. Brown Publishing Co., Temple court, Toledo, 0. M711-31% UCUT THIS OUT AND PRESENT ATCOWAN 'S Photo Studio, 2123 Ciiming st., and_you will be entitled 1o 12 ATisto Cabinet. Photow, very bost, on glit cdged cards, and oue 8X10 for framing, for 1.99; without tits, $3.00; for 10 dags only M24d jy 17 Suite 46, Midland hotel, 16 U- PERSONAL. e Continwgh WANTED, #30,000.00 #J01T a inlde businens proedy atoek merlundiag, 0,1y Ad ity property’, frea.gl Ineumbr " Counedl B s " POrT B0 PrVr— - NERRASKA, KANSAS ap or _exchange for box 70, Frankfort, trd is TENERAT IN FIRST- in_exchango for and $30.000 00 1in Sh 77-1OWN 100 FARMS IN iand Dakota. Wil sell mdse. horses and eatile. Add XCHANGE FOR Council Riuffs pr in Omaha, ‘Give v WANTED, imerchandise. on paved sir K 8, Bee, 7-A CLEAN Ziwh e N fort, Tnd. FORSALE OR STOCK OF. GRNERA AL MDS anddioney. Box 205 Frank- 481 v/ . ASMALL MANU- itactiring establisiin 00d Tine, with ko business, will be exchanged for a farm’ of vac: clty lots. Address Lock Box 878, On 7 CHANG! it i 7,-FOR EXCHANGE. TOT ON MAIN STRE ito trade. for Indies’ or gent's penmatio tire Address J. M. bird, Taperial, Nepy, | FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. 100 a line cach tnaertion, $1 Nothing { WE Have bieyele 0 a line por JUST COMPLETED THE PRET- tiost ‘six-room cottage in the eity, lighted by tricity, having furnace, bath, hot, cold water, mantel, grite, marble op wash bowl, scwer gonnee. tlon, troes, stone walk, paved stroe, ote. Lo in Avondale park, one mile from postofce. Pri oniy $9,800. "Fidellty Trust Co., 1702 Famam st WAS NA I 1, ur FIRST TOAT Uotu PIG. Communieate with partne . 180 jy1+ ~ ABSTRACTS OF TITLES Rates, 10 month. ' N V;AUSTRACTS “THE MIDLAND GUARANTER and Trust company, abStracts, conveyancers, Titles perfected and ruarantoed. Own the only complete abstract books n Douglas County. Re moved to room 310 New York Life building. 450 el inserton, $1.50 a line per 1 for less than 2 T WANTED, summer by PRIVATE PUPILS FOR THE gradusts of an eastern university, who 18 also an experienced teacher, Address Tutor, room 252 Merriam block, Councll BIvfta, 9 4t MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. Rates, 10¢ 1 line o month. ' Nothing tal Wl AND 3 YEAR LOANS TY AND FA! morlgigen. Reod & Selby, S14 Board of Trade. i “MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES The O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam street. 4690 a line por For SALE ON BASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS: A south front cottae, 6 rooms, #1,850.00, 50 fe A south front cottage; 4 roonis, §1,100.00, 60 fo A south front house, § rooms, $2,850.00. 100 A north front cottage, § rooms, $1,100.00, 50 4 roonis, $1,000.00; 50 18, ¥1,800.00, 50 foot 1 monts, Seo N. ugglist, 15th and Dougls Sl i ik s Lk S MABBAY AT ASTERN NEBRASKA FARM LANDS FOR by Huntsberger & Clements, Lyons, Burt Neb. M713 0y ’,I‘IL\('T . THE MIDLAND GUARANTEER Ty Titles perfect nd g books | 0 Now York Life bulldis Toor sALE SE A WITH in Kountze place: house newly painte papered and palnted inside, furnace, h and cold w ' a8 and bath. Property cheap at $5,000, 1o will' sell on casy terms for $7,000. Addr er, J 19 Bee. 707 For SALE, 0-ROOM COTTAG worth i K yment” on' balanes. Houso newly p ater, bath and water closet. Address owner, J 18 Bod 7958 ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproyed real estato, 110 5 years. Fidolity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. 402 D FLOOR BUSL ha Globe bullding, 16th and n & Trust Co. 1.0 FIOES EN SUITE OR_SI without tircbroof heap. Doy ~ AGENTS WANTED aline ¢ 50 a line per Nothing S BITHER § w kettle eleaner riclos ch fusertion, $1 month, Kken for 1oss tian 'ED TO SELL bread and cake knives asy sollers, big profits, Co., Kunsas City, M; M310 Jy1 B C INVESTMEN' 1) cish and 100 a1 1 Best paving investn, wanted in v town and county, ilars apply to The Amcrican Bord 1 Paxton bloek, Omaha, PHE A Ards A rustiing For full company, J o WANTED, Ac o Brooks, the Man, I cher Beantiful memoril volume of Amerlea's for cher. Tntroduetion by Joseph Cook v does Justice to I8 great subjict. 10 One lady sold Nt i taking SN o v inet »fusals rin 100 books Api Vi g ENTS FOR Dublished a book th Hastings, 47 Cornhiill, Boston, Muss. RENTAL AGENCIES, Rates, 10c aline ench insertion, #1.50 4 line per month. " Nothing taken for loss thin 25e. [, DEREY &CO, RE: ” 717 N. Y. LIFE VW OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS 't market rates. Loans or short or long time. the loans be found v of 15th and Douglas sts, 461 AND SECOND MORT Alex Moore, 401 Tie W LOANS, I W. SQUIRES, 2 minission 18 chargod sold In_the it Nebraski and Iowa farms or Omaha ity property. 470 0 C0., BEEBLDG. “". L.O. \{\"s cont?nd Heva W LOWEST RATI D 1702 Farn “7,, WANTED AT ONC] Onaha_proper company, 1 LOANSON IMPROV yi low rates. Fidelity Trust > Farnam stre 40 W VANTED. TO BUY & PER CENT NOTE: curcd by mortgages Omahi elty or Dotglas Co. property. Reed & Selby, 335 Board of Trade 40 LOAN, $200 PRIVATE trally located seeur TO L TURN YOUR REN Benawa & Co. 1 you wish prompt and sur turns, o STORAGE, S, VON DORN s required 5168 Dy} AND -ROOM APARTN T loclc, with steam; ref 1 ] i HOUSE, ALL MOD- 21 Dodge. Buauiio i FOR RENT, M COTTAGE FOR © ored poople. ISR bt 1-ROOM FLAT &30, Opp. J cigo st s T) ¢ BOONS CHEAP. 60RN 15TH ST. FOR uire AP, A ( 14 North B 1 cotta ard, sl 1 v 10 cable or 00 and M 1o ke barn it teru, een owner, D. V ). oo touss 5 D, Fok kEN Lango block, | 17 NOW IS YOUR CHANCE elans flatchvap, ‘They are i good re conveplently arvanged: have all impro Callaf 516 South 16h street P EQR A Fiw DAYS ONI elioied lats (o onee 1 yoi wish 1 161h strvet, P, B, 1 Dol ) er 16t and Jackson streets. Wil rent the Call at 516 South 16th street IF YOU WILL TAKE THE TROUBLE 1 1 sco the B K, Her i Bon streets, Uil huy you. NT, SEVEN ROOM HO! TAWn. (rees, s, bath, near motor en xton block. CONVE ROOM South A FIRS D T-ROOM COTTAGE 1 for U 'ONVENIENT . rallroad e 2 1112 8. 10th st 413 D, Fox RENT, NEW 1-RROOM COTTA ar, clsterm, ity water, i, $0 o month 403§ 20 3047 CALL- i1 20¢ HOUSE, 11 Harnoy Venw orth auire 1518 am 6 ROOM CO" ij FOR 1K Tornla St Eilquiro next hows i) FOIL ENT, 10-ROOM MOL uitablo for roomie 2D HOUSE on Capital A, 10 il fan ¢ yard i lh WAN kv 10 g 3 Rent nominal 10 party fur- minling Su RaUSaCtory Teforonces. Apply 10 O, K, at the Omalia Loan and Trist company or 0 Georghis dvenue. 7 ENT JULY 1 NEXT Liousos on papered: 7 Tugitie dJohn Dale, 200 N TWO OF THOSE Hurdetto streets; \Drovements. nd conplete bells, hard wood fio bath, hot iy S For rent (o good Also TOOm Lo1ike 8. ¢ corner 241 and Dodge. Tauge. bath, hot and cold water. good Teht eleguit I rent moderaid, Apply 1o Kuhn, 15th ind Douglas. MA00 Jy 1 YO BENT. A NEW EIGHT-ROOM 00T age, evory modern come s hen v, 28th And Howand. Room 601, Boyd s new theater Bous in O fine dry cel bt r) POR RENT, A FEW ELEG ;x?’n-:r{m Jkood Tocation." Bireunun, Love & Co. Paxton block. MbAL Jyd ¥OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS Rates Tise d word firet tnsertion, 1¢ 4 word ih Mter. Nothing taken for lens thau 2oc. - NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM, 2008 Hurney. M104 Jy-140 ASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN- 1610 Howard stroet 700 Iy E ROOM WITH ALCOVE FOR miea,modern convenlences, 520 North 24d: M 70 PLEASANT, WELL FURNIS ROOMS Il ALt conveiiences, 119 80. 24 st FIRST ru):g MODELN FLAT FURNISHED tor u.lli.fiwll‘ ouuhu.lwlll Lake board Lo ; o' Bhely fursbied . 5008 Burt siveet. FINE 7-ROOM FI ihed with first or i furnishod $27. L stveet, at 10 @, w. George Clouser Rates, 10¢ & line ach insertion, $1v3 month Nothing taken for less than M, \VE DO THE PACKING, MOVIN sbipping of pianos and’ furniture 1114 Douglas, oflice Express Co. Tel. 1 M STORAGE WILLIAMS SCROSS 1214 uAnfjr?Y STORAGE FOR )OD! 1 and el HOUSEHOLD ¢ . R Wells, 1111 Fa WANTED— T\ a word I N OASH FOR FURNITURE, TIOU: IN w0008, ete., or will weil for owiier in our auctl; I Weils, 1111 am, MORTG. PAPERS 05 Boo bldg. N, VANTED, SECOND 1) N desic, one standing. desk level and tar D. G Commeren R TOP and_one ‘mieveyor's Doune, 111 Chamber of 378 00D FARMS (IN nd cash to exchango for NO. 10 West 215t st., FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC [ #1502 line por Nothing P, FOR SALE. VERY CH family horse, Sound and kind, 7 years old, with firstclass phacton aud harness. nearly nes quire at Lawrence's stables, 25th and Harn AP FOR CASH D> FOR SALE, FAMILY HORSE AND BUGGY, Chiarles Ogdun, 501 Pixton bik: ¥ LOAN CO. ORPORTED, IF YOU WANT You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE _RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, ORANY OTHER SECURITY, We will lend you any amount from $10.00 to $1,000.00. ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or removal of property. You can pay the money back in any amount you wis d atany time, and cach payment 8o made ‘cost of the loan. cr that you heve the use of both the nd the money, and pay for it only as long expense or ¢ Kept out of 1, but you will re rive the full OMAH 300 THE OLDE . LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATE D LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA OU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ROOM 't WITHNELL BLOCK, 319} SOUTH 15TH, CORNER HARNEY ST. LOAN LARGE TEN WILL SUM FROM YOu OR DOLLARS' ANY SMALL UP. WEMAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE, RECEIP! SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. YOU CALL Dl)WRLL/ TO US FIRST/ FOR WILL OoN K CHANC 1 renue (Popplton park) faceess 1o motor, Owner golig futo business, ' Will 8ell very eheap for cash. * Also lot Hanscom Place, Big barkalu for cash. Address L. ', P. O. Box {56 NVEST IN alns in - N VER WAS A BETTER TIME TO real estate, aud 100k at this for ba; Blde property. 4 lots, 10th and Center, worth §1,200 each, only $000 ca 1ot in Orchard Hill, worth 1,200, only §700. 1 corner lot ¥ Just opposite Clifton L, worth $1,200, on Lot on Marey st.. $3.000, only £1,000, g Fluest ot in Crelghton Helghts, worth $1,200, only ¥ 2104 in Lincoln Place, worth $1,200 each F900 for both, 3_lots. LaFayette placo, Walnut Hill, #2,500°00 each, for $1,000.00 cach. “$1st and 824, worth only worth Avondale park, Iuside one milo line, Webster street lots, with paving, curbing, stone sidewalk, sewer, parking, electrie Uight, ete. The finest insido * property in the clty, at the low residen t prico, worth $2,500.00 per lot; our price only $1,500.00 per Burt strect fronts in Avondale Tot. haif 8 300.00 per 1ot It will pay you to in- park: only $ 1his, on lots fn Reos lace, avenues, betw n Mason and Pa property at b0c 18 nothing fine to find anytl w any or all of e dollar, vostin ng botter, his prop- ton, 16 A word there- aRon for Tes than 250 WORLD'S FAIR FURNISHED ROOMS ke no chae $1.00 per day You NOF PAY any money fn advas 1311 Farnam street, Omaha, 553 130 HERIDAN AVENU "['HE GROSVENOR, 621 Chicago, a seiect family hotel, within 6 minutes walk from the prineipal entrinces to the fafr. Good references. Reasonablo rates. Apply 1o O. ©. Shimer, 211 New York Life bullding, Omaha MI65 dy 16 INT ONE. TWO OR in best rosident 10 minites walk of the expost Frank B. Stone, 8627 Montoe ave, Chicago. MA04-Jy 1* OMS ~ FOR_ WORLD'S 1R splendidly furnished with all mode blocks from main entranc block from elevitod road and 11inols Star Hotel, 6448-45 Star Ave WORLL'S FAIR -WILT, three rooms in_my house eality and within fve ton, gr ounds; 1 Ce itral Ra month ADIRS' 4190 tinde it desirad FASHIONABL woek. rments to order, 7 Mandaraon. RODES: WORK BY DAY OR Inquire 1724 Capitol avene aft PAWNBROKERS. line each insertion, #1.50 a line per th. ' Nothing taken for less i 25¢ SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER Douglas 8t. Loans wmoney on diamonas watehes, eto. Old gold and sllver bonght. Tel. 1958, 485 ———e e i\I_USIO. % ART AND 7LANGV}GEEA ates. 1lge a word firat insertion, 1o thereafior. Nothing taken for less than 25c. (3 F.GELLENE) X.1810 Caltforn| W ANTED, PRIVAT i A geaduate of who 18 ulso Tutor, room s, 100 1305 word M3 e 1 SECOND-HAND 1'YPEWRITERS, Rates, 10c 4 line cach insertion, $1 month 0 @ 1o por Nothing takon for los thin 200 BOYLES& AL DEALERS INT Al miakos bought, sold, exclian N. Y. Li ol 858 WRITERS od, rented, 613 Dldg. LOST, 'WEEN H AND or batween Farnam and AL TWIst elash porimonaie, with (o fias ttached fastened with Do string. « Return offiee; sultable Toward for keys, MOAT 27% TH ON FAR- Dodge, on 20th « Return 10 1049 Park a M54 ¢ A word first ken fo A DARK 1 ave him by proving | his add. Call 30, B skino stre & Yer Carson. block, or at 5428 BUREAU, SUES & CO., Solicitora. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 4years Examiners U. 8, Pat. Offico. Advice free No fee until patentis obtained. RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 Q[ Arrives Depot 10ih and Manon Sts. Omaha | Omaha , LOTS AND FARM: 5, Frénzer block, opp. P O BRI THE BEST HUTL motor cars outl testimonials from t frec to St., San Divgo, C SOUTH fruit growers and Address B, L. Muir, lifornin. M458 30* Dt Dlg stable, price $1.9 lots for sulc adjolning. on_premises, F. Reils. Mi50-27% PRICE OF STOEPEL PLACE LOTS 1 after July 1, 8 than half F YOU WANT A HOME YOU CANNOT AF- ford to miss this opportunity to buy i iot —in— STOEPEL PLACE SPEC) Best residence p: Wil 500n double in value. Inside lots $275.00. $50.00 down, balance to suit Corner lots $300.00. NO INTEREST ‘Wil be charged until after July 1, 1804, The above prices and terms good ouly until July 1. Look these 1ots over before bu and you will find the best and che 1ots ever offered. ng elsowhore, best bargaln i Call on or addre: W. A, WEBSTER, 402 Boo Bldg, AMILY TIORSE AND 530 80, 215t wireet, Mi15 270 P-FOR_SALE, GoOD splendtd phacton bedrock p i for less thin 250 (N0, 1 SPRING FRAME RAMBLER BIOY cushion tire, nearly v dross K 9, Toe. OUR TERMS WILL, MERIT Y( You can piay the money back auy amount you wish, and thus loan in proportion to a balanc: APPROVAL tin duico ount you pa. on your furniture or ot kind wo will pay it ol for ey it 48 lonse 18 you d HAVE YOUR MC IN ONE HOUR TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATIO blicity or removal of prope use of both money and proper persor you and ¢ AN MONEY ON ANY KT i NI;’I(‘llI_\"A‘unlldunlml. A. E. Hu al bl —MONEY, 30, and easy Btock, ete.. nd.” Duff Green, 60, 90 DA 24 its, on furniture, pi delay or publicit hom 8, nos, live ash 47 BUSINESS CHANCES, Q FOR SALE, 4 FIRST-CLASS CEILIN loctrie, in good order. W 8, Balduft, nan, M2 26 ()-FOR SALE OR TRADE, 23-HORSE POWER Qa0 B ood owor. at it 111 Board Trade, M50 S0+ Q- TIRE BICYCLE, MODEL 2, 1n £00d condition; $135 Whiel for Addross K ‘20, Bee. OR ARCH Moss 250 MISCELLANEOUS. 4 word first insertion, 1 & word thiere- Nothing taken for los tha RFORBENT A NEW PIANO 0 CAILE responsIbio phFis. Addreas K 10, i 500 270 " Ratws, 100 a line each insertion. $1 wouth, Notling i or MRS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOVANT, Dieliable buniaens uledfui’ oth year st 110 N 1 407 PROPHET) id Hfe reader; tells your cin be consulted on all lobrated Egyptan breast ted and cause marriage e you lo one, come all, and bo ed of her remarkable powers. Ofice and nce 417 8. 110h street, Bours 9 . w, (0 U p. m, life ehart and photo Of your future wife or hushand sent through mail or $3.00; chart alone, 3200 All lettors containing 4 cents in stamps POEDILY Ruswered ;MBS MORKIS OF DENVER HAS ARRIVED Diuthe clty; will be one weekk here; ¢ives road- fugs on all 4ffairs of e, Don't full o see her, a8 KLe I8 unsurpassed as 4 business and (st n 1600 Howard street, room 4 cirele Friday eveniugs { N MME. PEDERSON, THE FAMOUS TRANCE Pclalrvoyant, known ' throughout Europe and unite’ the Awerica, now on her wur through the west, has stopped in Omaba for a short time. Come yo. who Come o speculators amd be oy aid Win your idol Licarted wives Como all who are 1o wouble and learn 10 bloss this wonderful modium. Il challng Died. and in returu ohallengo the world. Truth tells and crowds come. Madame has o rival in the pro- fession aud stands without au equal before the ruhhc Satlsfaction guarantoed OfMee hours ol U @ w8 b, Nebropolitan Lbotel A2k wod Douglas sireets. uffer and be healed advised. Come ye 1o Come yo broke: Rates, 100 4 line_each insertion, $1.50 & 1o per month. ' Nothing taken for less th; Y. BRICK SIDEWALKSSIDEWALK BRICK T0 cxchange for cash. William 3. Welshing, 411 Karbach biock. MOAHIY 1 Y20 YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR EX- change & busiuess, real cstoto or lauds? Do ntadditional cupital n your business? 1f us, we can help you. Call or write for our Offiocs 1t W11 privetpal cltios, Weatorn 316 N. Y. Life Bldg. 848 Jy20 ALE AT A GREAT BARGAL and'room for rent, cheap. ) Enauire 7 CHOP HOUSE DOING A GOOD BU fine location, well establisiied trade, completely furnished; good opening for the right person ( taken at ouco. Apply at 602 South 15th street, up- BLalrs sy Y-i-'nu SALE. A WELL ESTABLISHED GRO- cry business, small capiial required, Address K 28 e, M4RL 27° Y 1ED v busiuess: books id wall paper. is paying wa, musie, stationery $2.000.00 por e nust sell on account of health K7, care Lo Y FOR § ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH stablished bakery and confectionery at Wiy e, .. county seat of 3 Address A Breiding, W 52, Y > WATER MILL. AD- dress box 55, Lincoln, Neb, 2 Y FOR BENT, KESTAURANTWITH 15 ROOMS. centrally locuted; partly furnished. Addross K 24, Bee. MO87 Jyie YA, BARE QPPORTUNITY. THE OLD ES- tablished and well-paying general store busi- ness (o be sold, with bulldings ‘and lots. Retiring from business. laquire Postmaster, Lowell, M534 Jy FOR EXCHANGE. Ratos, 100 8 line wonth. Nothiug tal ALE. A WELL B h tnsertion, $1.50 a line per 0 for less thi 25 JRES OF OLEAR LAND IN ONE OF TH whoat “distriets ln Kansas 10 ex- 10 or 20-uere track near Omaha eity 11l pay “cash difference i property is 800, Addreas, §iving price aad locatiod, O 20 Bos 205 BARGAIN: NICE 6-ROOM HOUS] rucr lot.only 2 blocks from noto; J3.D. Zittle, Brown bloek R SALE AT A ottage, “cellar, city s, only $1,250, on easy 1315 Faruam 1-ROOM sod_and Enquire 403 26 FEW HARD TIME BARGAIN: 1ot n 8outh part of eity near 1 1, $100.00; lots on Ames avenue, 3 blocks from ear lne, #100.00 each; 7 houses and lotd joining Kountze Place at from §1.600.00 t iy p Ly pays 10 per cent on Dodyc L #100.00 per acre; i ¢ packing bouses, will b Tnvest han any NAPS FOR SALE, 5 LOTS $2 Dworth §00.00. 2 houses. 4 rooms each, tull lot, worth $1,000.00. 10uscs, 4 rooms each, full lot, $700.00 each, rth $1,500.00. room ' house, 1ot 44x00; close 10 $1.500.00, wortli #3,000.00. # houses, 5 rooms each, lots price $1.400.00 edeh, worth $2,600.00. 8 room house, lot 30x100, price $1,000. Must be sold quick. E. . Riuger, 1519 Farnam, M617 27° $130 AN ACRE ED, 10 ACR res, #100 10 $200 an acre, | 160 for §1 p Wanted, 40 for §6,000 (1ear Omaba). Wanted, 160, $5.000 10 $3.000 casl Wanied: 84,000 Lo §6,000 bl i 2N, Y. Lif 28 &iooo, ASH. BUYS A BEAUTIFUL 8- Droom liouse, Hgnscom Place; house complets ¥ reapect, With bath, gas, wat business, 00, PASTURES FOR HORSES. Ratcs, 1%c a word firsf lasertion, 1 thervaftor. Nothing taken for loss than 25 L B W EHAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS fure for horecs, Board tance.” Spring wator Pheips, Glinjore, Neb., or A. W. Phelps & 207 N. Y. Life buliding. MO J25 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Rates, 100 1 lno moith: Nothing taken foF loas LADIES AND GENTL D, working knowledge of aliorihand aud typewriting at A. O Van Sant's school of short- land, 513 N. Y. Lite. Typewriters o rent. 453 a word UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS ll.u‘\lrn, 10¢ 4 N art W I cach lusertion, $1.60 & lue per Nothlig taken (or less thian \ W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH /s Jucobs, awed, later with M.O. Maul). taker and embalmer, 310 5. 10t st Tel. G BOALES, NEW & SECOND HAND SCALES. ALL KINDS Addreus flonion & Selleck Co., Lake sl Clicago “d.20pm B.00 am 1l.45am 12:10am| 717 ~-Chicago Vestibule, Chicago Express. ...Chicago E: *hicago & Town Loca BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. Depot 10th and Mason Sts. ¥00d_ EXpress. ~Denver Express. “Denver Limitod ‘Nebraska Local (Excep Lincotn Local (Excopt % 30, 1. & PACIFIC, | Depot 10th & Atlantic Exproas & Den. Vestibule Linitod, oo Nlght EXpress...... L1 World's Fair Lin CRICAGO, R. L& PACIFIC, Union Depot 10th & Marcy is. *.Lincoln, Falrbury Local Vestibule Timited| 3.40 pm ....World's Fair Limited...... 12,558 am K.C.8T.J &C. D A Depot 10th and Mason Sts. Kansas Clty Day Expross Night Exp. v St. Louis Exp “UNTON PACIFIC, Arrives Unton Depot 10tk oy Sta.| Omabia “Denver EXpross........| 4.05 pm Sveriand Flyer 700 b cit & Stromsb g Ex (0X Suin) ~Paolfic Exprows. . Denver ¥ CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. P’ U. P. Depot and Marey Exprons Expross . E. & MO, VALLE i and Webator Sts. - Deadwood Express. .. (X Sat) Wyo. Bxp. (Ex. Moi.) "Norfolk (x. Sunday). St. Paul Express CHICAGO & NORTH W U. P, depot, 10th & Marey roll Passengor EXpross. 450 pm | 6.50 i 8. 0 Omaha 10.30am 2.00 pm .00 am “8.10pm (1026 am 2:30 pm | 1450 pin 1030 2 |30 pin Avives pm|. 646 pui| Omaha 9.50 pm yor .1 c. Pass, (KX, MISSOURIT PACIFIC Dopot 15t and W ~8t Louis Exprons 11118t Touls Bxpres Nebraska Loc T10pm 1000 am 6.25pm !, Omal 9.05 pm Sloux Oty “Express ( 10 pin St Panl Limited. prion. Passenger (Ex T SIOUX CITY & PACI __Depot. 10 Omaha 10.20 pm 10.00 A 1 Limitad. Loaves OMAHA & ST. LOUTS. Omaka|U. P. Depot, 10th" and M. 74,00 pm |77 St Louls Cannon Ball TG.d5pm CITY TAXES. Property Owners Paylng Up to Avold the Penalty That Comes in July. City taxes become delinquent this year the first day of July, and there is a constant stream of peovle passing to and from the of- fice of the city treasurer. The total tax for this year amounts to £000,000, and of this amount about $30,000 has been paid in. Tt is expected that by the st $100,000 wiil be ro- ed. The amount in this year so far is in excess of that received for the same period of last year, After July 1 there is a penalty of 1 per cent per month for nonpayment of taxes, Yet there is invariably but 4 small amount of taxes paid in previous to the date of do- linquency, and the property owners do not manifest much of a desire to escape the pen- alty. The largest day's receipt at the treas- urer's office was on the day of the recent run on the savings banks, On that day 20,000 was passed over the counter, Collcetions at the close of the current year generally foot up 80 or 85 per cent of the total tax “Ihere is a great change taking place in the payment of taxe said Deputy Coulter, *“I'he time was not long since when we rarely trausacted business with a woman and they were infrequent visitors in our ofice. Now it is eutirely different. Fully two-thirds of the taxes are now paid by the women, and if it keeps on our transactions will bo almost wholly with the fair sex when it comes to paying taxes. Ican't say that object to the change. Wo find thein very reasonable and lovel-headed 1n most instances, and they conduct themselves in a very businesslike way. In fact,many husbands might learn very valuable lessons in business and affa- bility from their wives. | attribute the chauge to the fact that the men are busy, and as it requires considerable time and is quite tedious work in securing the tax lists, they shift the responsibility to the women, e No foreign substance euters into Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne, It's the pure Juice of the grapes nuuufi’ly fermented) PRESIDENT CLARK 1S SICK Foroed to Quit All Work and Worry for the Time Being, WILL SEEK RELIEF IN PENNSYLVANIA Mead of the Unlon Pacific Leaves for an Eastern Resort and Will Not Return Until e 18 Tmproved In ‘Health—-Rail Notes. President 8. H. H. Clark of the Unlon Pa- cificis a sick man. 8o sick indeod that ho lett yesterday for tho east, possibly Cros- ton Springs, PPa., whoro ho hopas by tho in- vigorating climate of that Allegheny resort to bo nursed back to hoalth. Ho will bo ac- companied as far as Chicago by Mr. B. L Lomax. At Chicago Mr. Clark will bo Joined by Mrs. Clark and possibly by his son Hoxie, who will accompany the Union Pa- cific prosident on his travels in search of health Mr. Clark has not been feoling well for omo time, His old throat affection given him more or loss trouble, tho clim of Omaha seemingly aggravating his afilic- tion, Recently, whilo on a tour of inspoction with Mr. . L. Ames, and from which ho r turned Saturday aftornoon, he caught a sevore cold, which aggravated tho trouble to such an extent that his physician has ordered complete rest. As ho satin his offico at Unfon Pacific headquarters yesterday, the ashon color of his face, the teop sunicen biue eyes, with the lines 'of caro more predominant than usual, told in o language all their own that S, L H. Clark needod a complete chauge Speaking to i reporter of Tir BEe of his sickness, Mr. Clark said: “I am a sicker man than I presumed 1 was. 1 am com- pelled to give up all work, all worry anda re, if such & thing is possiblo, nd go somewhero to rost. 1 leaveall bus ness behind mo and until [ am stronger will give no thought to the interests which com- mand my attention. I thought I was grow ing stronger when 1 left Omaha recontly, but it seems as if I had been living in a fool's paradise. 1 cannot say when 1 will roturn, certainly not till I am bottor.” The illness of Mr, Clark will be read with feelings of sadness by those who know him in Omaha and along the lino of both the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific. Talking of Maximum Rates. The rate makers of the Nebraska railroads are attempting $o adjust the maximum rates fixed by the new state law to the conditions surrounding the soveral roads. This work. it is said, is being done that the directors of the roads may know the exact offect of the enforcement ‘of the new law. Whether or not they will contest the law in the courts can then be determinea. Two sets of tariffs have been prepared by the rate 's, one giving Omaha the basing point the other making Lincoln the point of vantage. But the work devolving on the rate checkers does not end here by any means, as they still have to check up rates from local points based on the new differential as well as propare comparative statements for the benefit of the presidents. All this takes time, and it will be two weeks before the work is finished. Today the West of the Missouri Froight Rate committee meots in Kansas City to select a successor to Mr. George Me- Fadden, who takes the position of gene freight agent of the Paducah, Tennessce & Alabama railroad. So far as known by the Omaha lines thero is not a candidate for the position and it has been suggzested by & freight man that the members of the committee elect a bundle of baled hay for the place. The committee hus served its purpose and outlived its usefulness. A stronger agree- ment is needed to _hold the lines intact, be- cause rates are being cut in the transmis- souri country that the roads may have use for their idlo freight cars which crowd the yards of the companios and line the sidings along the systems. In view of the meeting today in Ian- sas City the gentlemen who are working on the maximum rate bill will resume their duties in the rooms of the committee thero instead of continuing to pay rent at the Millard, while their quarters in Kansas City stand idle, Messrs, Wood of the Union Pacific, Crosby of the Burlington and Merchant of the Elk- horn left last evening to attond the meet- ing. Ranlway Notes. seneral Manager Dickinson will go to Chi- cago about Wednesday to attend a meeting of general managers. J. R. Buchavan b gone to attend the meeting of the Western' Passenger associa- tion today in Chicago. The Union Pacific is losing business at every turn out of the box on account of fail- ure to meet the rates from Portland, Seattle, Spokane and Helena ou have that tired fecling or sick ¢ You can be re- lioved of all svmptoms by taking Hood's Sarsapariila, which gives nerve, mer tal and bodily strenizth and thoroughly pur fics the blood. Tvalso creates a good appo- tite, cures indigestion, heartbury and dys- pepsia. Hood's pills ar to take, easy in ac- tion and sure in effect, & conts'a box. POLICE PICKINGS. Men Who Fell in the Police rang N Sunc “The lamo leading the blind,” Judge Berka as a quartet of vagrants charged street-begging was brought befor sterday. They gave the names of 15d . David Lynch, Ed Brodevick and on Downing. One was blind, two lame, > the fourth, a more boy. had charge of the party. The ceremony of showing that the lameness was not feigned was dispensed with and they were given an opportunity to leave the city by the shortest possible routo, Mrs. Kohen, living at 921 North Twenty- fifth avenue, was a complainant againsy hor husband in the police court yesterday, Ho called his wife all the nbusiy 5 in his vocabulary and brandished a carving knife with threatening aspeet. ISfforts to pacify him only led 10 blows and kicks. When an ofticer was called he found Kohen lying in the cellar hugging o half-cmpty demijohn, The duughter of Mrs. Kohen also testitled against lor stepfathor, who was fined §75 and costs. ; ; Yesterday the police arrested Willie Lafllin, o 1-yoar-old lad who ran away from his home in Chieago a couple of weeks ago. Willie is tryiug to learn o be tough and is progressing vapidly. Ho says that his father is a tiuner in the Windy City and that he ¢ ran away to have some fun. I'wo other boys of about the same ago accompanied young Lafilin as far as Council Biuffs, An ofticer will arrive today to take the young runaway home. Charles Carbaugh t Over marked appeared before the judge yesterday to answer to u complaint flled by his wifo alleging an atlempte assault upon his 10-year-old daughter. The prisoner pleaded nov guilty and the trial wa set for Thursday. Carrio Kuehn, the young girl who was in- duced to leave her “home in Davenport to come here and lead a life of shawe, was sent home today by the county officials. The girl's parents are t0o poor to pay her fare, and yet wanted their daughter 0 return home and reform, D. R. Anthony, the negro who stole several boxes of fine cigars from Tracy's, Sixteenth and Douglas streets, was bound over yester- day morning to the distriot court. Bail w; fixed at #1,200 Sunday night the room of W. J. Reed at the Travelers Home was eutered by a sneak and a few dollars stolen, As the thief was leav- ivg RReed got up and saw who it was and yesterday Oficer Boyle arrested ienry Sanders, an old-time thief. Reed called at the Juil and identified Sauders, and the jud flued the thief $50 and costs. Dr. Somers called at the city jall yesterday and examined Annie Robinson, who is sup- posed to be insane. The doctor had the wowan removed Lo the county jail, Chief Seavey is in receipt of photographs and descriptions of three United States mili- tary convicts, who escaped from the Leaven- worth military prison on Friday last. The nawes of the escaped convicts are: Joseph Strevel, Frank Foster and Albert Marin. For the arrest of theso mon the government will pay $00 apiece, Bello Brandon, the keeper of the toueh | Eighth streot dive, was fined #30 and costs for carrying concealed weapons. The other complaint against the woman for keeping a disorderly house was continued, in order to allow Mme. Brandon to sell off her effoots and leave town, At noon yesterday Jim Lane, the sandbag: gor and all around thief, escaped from the chain gang, and is probably by this time safe on lowa soil. On Saturday the police judge gavo Lano n 850 fine to work out on the streoets, and he seizod his first ovportunity to oseay ———— Piles of people avo mies, but Do Witt's Witeh Hazol Salve will curs thom. AR 3 OUT OF COURT. Judge Scott Strikes Nearly Thres Hundrod “anes from the Dooket. The calling of the dismissal docket 1s an teresting event in the history of vhe dis- trict court, as 1t always disposes of any number of suits that have bocome thorns in the sides of the judges, they not knowing whother the particular s will bo tried or continued. This docket is ecallod at the end of each term and s passed around from judge to Judge. This time Judge Scott drow the prize which he opened up last Friday and elosod Yesterday, having disposed of 950 cases, the greatost number that over appeared uy ny dismissal docket in the history of the county, Not all of those cases were d missed, however, for soventy-cight of them atill stand, to be tried at somo othor sossion of the court, All of the casos brought ags county to recover tho purc! the poor farm lots which were sold some years ago were continned pending the do- cision of the Doane and Kellar ease, which is now before the supreme court fora final adjudication. ‘T'he oldost iegal chestnut of the books was the case of R. S, Hall against the city of Omaha, u suit which was brought in 1884, That was tho yoar when tho grade of Farnam street was changed and re-estab- lished. Hall owned alot out at Twenty- fourth and Farnam and was allowed $200 damages by the appraisers, W. J, Kennedy, Lhomas Swobe “and A, L. Strang. The amount was not satisfactory and he went into court, and for nine long ars the caso has been pending, though a sottlement was effected many months ago. The Klkhorn quarrels were among tha cases which disuppeared trom the ecourt records, both factions being willing that they should be dismissed. Three yoars ago Gus- tavo Kaessner, by his conduct, did things that were not in strict accord with the pro- visions of the ordinances of . tho town and as a natural consequence he was arrested and thrown iuto the villago bastile, which happened to be in close proximity to a large sized and healthy hog pen, the stonch from which Gustave averred smelled to heaven. Whon he got out of durance vile he sued the town for the sum of £,,000, making all of the trustees de- fendants and their bondsmen co-defendants. This club he held over their heads for o time and until they saw through his game, after which they called him, and, on_motion of the attorney for the defondants, the caso was dismissed, M. T. Patrick’ for £15,000 against the city of Omaha was brought into the legal field about as long ago as some of the old residents can remember. When North Twenty-fourth stroet was located the city had to take somo of Patrick's land in the north part of the city in order to geta thoroughfage of thorequirea width, and as the counciluicn could not make the proper kind of a deal. they took the land, Myr. Patrick’'s protests to the contrary not- withstanding. Then he went into court and sucd, but tho caso was sottled long ago, though it was never stricken off tho fiuckel until last Saturday. JUDGE OGDEN WILL REYIRE. nst Douglas e price puid on Financial Attractions of the Distriet Bench Aro Overshadowed by the Work. It now develops that there is another one of the judges of the district court who has tired of the labors of the bench and will step down and out, retiring to private life as soon as his term of office expires. This man is Judge Charles Ogden, who presides over one of the law divisions. Judge Ogden has an- nounced that he will not be a candidate for renomination, simply because the salary and the labors of the oftice do not go hand in hand. He declares that the salary of $2,500 ver year is too little, and that he can make more than double the amount by resuming the practice of law. Inthe criminal court only is a jury en- goged in the hearing of evidence ana there the case of the state against Robert Park is the attraction. The particular charge is that last December John Jackman went into a saloon and restauranit at N and Twenty- sixth street, South Omaha, for the purpose of buying o lunch, He watked up to the bar 10 get a glass of beer to aid in washing down the bread and cheese, and as he was in the ot of raising the glass to his lips a ball that was intended for John Redman came along nd struck him in the shoulder. Although the builet was intended for another man Jackman swore out a warrant charging Park with shooting with intent to kill. Judge Ferguson has partally recovered from his recent illness, and yesterday was upon the bench for tho purpose of hearing motious and granting defaults. Judge Walton has served notice that this afternoon he will devote his time to hearing lefault eases and taking testimony in uncontested divorce trial ‘The trials and tribulations incident to the running of a drunk cure factory are being aived in Judge Ogden's court, where Cyrus Arndtis seoking to obtain a closer view of some of the money which he blowed into o Sioux Ialls, 8. 1., factory two years ago, brought action against John A, Mc- ingz that he is ono of the head push- ers in the concorn, At the time when Arndt bought 't of the institute, he alleges that he got §25,000 worth of the stock and date the drunk curo has ancd up an even 310,000 of profit, but of this amount he not received a solitary cent. What he now wants is to have tho lor the stoc these profits and v lim his share, ——— Piles of poopie have pues, ut D3 wity' Witch Hazel Salve will cure them, —_— Dopartment of the Plutte Notes. General Brooke is still fishing in the vicin. ity of Fort McKinnoy. Ho is expected at Hot Springs, 5. D., on the 25th. Captain Crowder and Mr. Towe of the adjutant's ofiice returned yestorday from Fort McKinney, whither they went three woeks ago to collectevidenco in the dispute that has arisen over the management of the canteen at that point. ‘The dificulty is of long standing. It pertains to the manage- ment of thacanteen during the years 180 and 1891, when Captain Hutton was in charge. The accounts did not come out right ana have mucver yet been made to balance. The present investiga. tion 1is for the purpose of fixing upon the gty parties the fault of bungling the accounts of the canteen up so that the actual condition of the business has never been made straight, Captain Crowder was non- committal with regard to his discoveries ex- cepting that he remarked that his report would necessarily have to be sent on to Washington. The captain came home con- siderably indisposcd. He is suffering with a severe attack of rheumatic sore thr Mr. Lowe says that ths country above Ra. venna on the B, & M. road 1s looking very much parched. They saw several prairie fires, and at one place the train was stopped for some time to allow the train men to assist in putting out a fire that threatened @ railroad bridge, - ve piles, bur Dewitt's will cure them, e Marriage Licens The following marriage licenses were is. sued yesterday: Nawe and address. § Martin Stanister, Omaba... I Mary Dulejs, Oniaha........000 J Pebr Nelson, Colon, Nob, .. 1 Chirlstiana Johnson, Omahi § Frederick Lund, Omaha i Marla Johnson, Omahs vy, { Charlos Sniverley, South Omaha.... I Alma Johuson, Odkland, Neb. . § Frank L, Stewart, Omaha. 1 Nelile M. Bowman, Omahs Piles of people h Witch Hazel Saly > ssEgsEssER I | ARELR 1148 Piles of people have pies, vut De Witt's Witeh Hazel Salve will cure thewm,