Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1893, Page 14

8PECIAL NOTICES. DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken untll 12.30 p. m. for the evening Bnd untfl §:30 p. m. for the morning And Sunday editions. Adveriiners €an have theit Yetter fn eare of Tik HEF. will bA deli vered upon pres BITUATIONS- —~WANTED. Raten, 14c a word firat nsertion lgaw ord there- after. Kothing taken for less than 2! POSITION WANTEL I enerally usefnl, can farnish best om Omaha business men. M 12, Bes. e RE by requesting & numbered check Tewers addreancd 10 & numboered nwwers 8o addrensed atation of the eheck AY AN ALL-ROUND eting and make himsel? 1 reter: 420 23 DRUGG Lincoln, Ne 15: SITUATION BY t from Germany July 1. Gropengelsser, 913 H strect, WANTED -MALE HELP. . 1en word there i less than 250 Raten 11c a word first nsertl sfter. Nothing taken o B TF YOU WANT A GOOD PAYINC the Hawks Nurse 3 Co., Milwauk JOB WRITE Wik, MEO7 a 3% 0D CHARACTER TO Tnsura e MK37 POWDER. Rolling Pins iniiunion. Chl N OF 417 Bee building. ferrea ] SALESMEN TO SELL put our goods in 60,00 mnth And cx e Sae0 Tanink Powdor B0 eag DAKIN Inss LERK. RY OR COMMISSIC N TO A 4 rieal Ink B invention of the 4 twoseconds, Works like profit. Agents making algo want a_general 1tory and appoint su e money. Write for \ng. Monroe Erasing Mfe Wis. SN WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE B RELIABLE etrenlars for | tsing Bre “SALARY AND DD ot Xp S; Browu Bros. Co.. nurserymen, Chie! new articles o0 d competition: no o per cent profit. Colu Wick treet, Chte I NTED. uidon 4 months 1vasBOTS, GERMAN CLERK FOR fn country town at one nbia C) VETE 1 oL e NS, SUBS ipment n A GENE Addross M1l ]f; YOU ARE DRIVING THROUGH THE country (lown) and writing. farm insuranee it Wil pay vou 1o write (0 815 United Bank 1) Bloux City " Should” be handy with fieures and Kome previous offiee Adidress in own handwriting witli rof Btating salary expeeted. Address M 11, 1 B patd. f miited envelope. Chicago T3, WANTED IN WHOLESALE HOUSE, YOUNG i stenozraplier TED or La v # Enclose THE PROMPT AND F 5 10 travel for U8 With expeises S monthly and position permanent Tof A _selt-nddressed DOMINION, 317 Oni MAN; Woek WANTED, TRAVE apecialties: can make 1 Merchandise Shecialty Co., )00 per 43 W WHO CAN FURNISH once, Pay every nlght. Re 9 445 23 G MEN TO RUN ON Apply in person to R. R. MAGS U4 TED, A8 1S Tz, . Lincoln D GOOD 1 WO with e in’ Omahi John Burr bloek, Lineoln WRITE JEnclose stamped envelope. South Bend, Ind (- WANTED. LADIES TO 1ok Ktampod - envelope. AR Woolw IES OF GOOD ADDRESS TO INTRC Dusiness among friends. $75.00 to £100.00 salary to right parties; 417 Bee buflding. M336 —WANTED, GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSE Jwork, four in family, good home for right one Towa. M504 53¢ HOUSE. A L 6 . BY A WHC Dusiucss woman. ESALE JRood Address m Y_WANTED, COOK_AND LAUNDRESS, MRS. IMilton Rogerm, 334 8. 97 ‘ THOU 3514 Burt s 07-250 T LADY AC ’ 2 Jtng our Hyg % For free wamblo outtit iddrews W Corset ¢ Louls. Mo, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, 1 5 10 $12 por week to work o etly home work; 10 ¢ lope. G, F. Water stre (- WANTED. Jwill pay mons & o, Toston, M2 FOR IN. Bon Bhtterymarch Mass, and NTO CARE FOR RENT— HOUSES. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JULY 23 1893 -SIXTEEN PAGES, FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS Continued [5;:3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ¢ “tor man and wite. Rent twken in board 316 [, THREE FRONTROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSF- Unceping. References required. Second 1003 Hownrd St ;2 NICELY FURNT Ungusekecping: also 119 North 16th sireet i ROOMS NICELY 17th Atreot iED um!»w FOR LI n.uT rooms for 630 SOUTH Map 10 [;Two surTes ROOMS; ALSO TWO FRONT Y rooms. 1707 Dodge St M FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE Keoplig. 2011 Burt 463 23 FURNISHED. i FUBNISHLD ROOMS AND BOARD. “Raten, 110 a word first fnsertion, 1o 1 wor * there- afier. Nothing tuken for less than ROOMS WITH BOARD AT |‘Ih 8,17 T‘l i SHOME UNDER CARE OF aswociation, 111 8. 170h bt 460 RD YOUNG WOME: Woman's Christian NIC| 200 AND 211 N. 18TH ST 449 URNISHED FRONT ROOMS WITH N T0th St. MO 24 COOL PARLOR, RATES MODERATE, arnam street 567 3y TLY FURNISHED_RO[ Alifornin stroct ROOMS, vnru OR WITHOUT BOAT wkson St l,v NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHE. Tooin With alehove and by WINAOW, mo venlences, private family; board. 622 South 5 MAGA 24 FOR RENT-—UNFURNISH’'D ROOMS (\ “FOR RENT. 4 NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS Faujtable for housekecpin, ity & Low rent. Northw Btreots, - FOR RENT, ST block, suitabie dry goodss store —FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 016 Farnam st. The building has a fireproof, ce- ment basement, complete steam heating fixtures, water on all the l00Fs, €8, ete. Apply at the oMed of The Dee. 910 ENTIRE 2D AND Howard, wu offices about 2,000 wq Htor Wright & Lastbury 449 2% AGENTS WANTED, Rates. 10¢ 4 1 month. ORE ON 8. 1 for me Inquire FLOOR, CORNER 16TH ble “for farge comp: are. foet; also threo cach tnscrtion, $1.60 line pr Nothing taken for less th . MONEY. IN_ EX- L wight tn ety ENTS BIG Gur sates Hieh One: o So can Address Alplue Safe Co., . Clnetnn; S SELL MORE OF rscts,” summer LADY 4 o cabe's walsts it. Send for terms, t. Louis, Mo. Dr: '] 'S TRAVELIN ! Send 10¢ for & g Slnsp Co., 180 La TS WAN of World's fair. ulars, MME| corsets § We e Address St Louts wer 16, MC- and n prove orset Co., G MEN, FOR mple pale ‘and torma, alle, Chileago. 424 23 ED, FOR OFFICAL HISTORY e commixsion. Send postal FUR Cheney” & Co., 6 FIfth e, AGEN “NEW EN AND CANV fenced nsurance, bullding Joan, furm fmblements, orgins, wiwing machines or nursery salesmen preferred. A hustle Verize £500.00 per month. WHte i1y, deinitely, experience, refe tory ‘wanted call on Superinte 500 ern Unfon Bldg. “WANTED, dther exp SALE el oril first insertion, 1o & word there- after. Nothing taken for less il KGAGH SIRES A LARGE A cxposed room with @ private fami without breakfast; references exchang OUTH with or M13,Bee 400 23% K “WANTED FURNISHED ROOM IN GOOD K locality convenient 1o South Omalia_cars; must havo good bath. Preference given if no_ other roomers. M 3 B {—WANTED TO RE I DY DIESSMARER. eycle. Addr T ANTED, nl room between 20th and 2 fornfa und Dodge. ~ Address M 22, B Ui STORAGE., Rates, 10¢ a line each Insertion, $1.50 a line per month." Nothing taken for less thian 2 ORAGE,WILLIAMS &CROSS UNFUR- h and Cali- 407 214 HARNEY HOUSEHOLD rates. K. Wells, 1111 TORAGE FOR clean aid cliea WANTED——LO BUY. Rates. 1:e o ord first Insertion, 1 Nothing tuken for less than 2; aftel NCASH FOR FURNITURE, “HOUSEHOLD K008, ete.. or will sell for owrier in our auetlon salels. K. Weils, 1111 ¥ 51 T \\'ANTFnTnmv $6,000 stock of hardware you cin off M5 N, VANTED, T0 BUY N good “woil. ' Give description. Henry C. word there- Don't answer unless Be 438 HOOL LAND WITH numbers and prices with Smith, Falls City, Neb | | | PFR«SONAL Continuet U, WRITE FOR FREE COPY Sty fastrated marriage 17 WRITE FOR A FRE tifully fllustrated Matrimonial Jour talning many photo-engravings of women and gallant men Who Wish to wed Pubiisning Co., Temple sourt, Toledo, 0 M711-31% U, TONTE TONTETHE LADIES FRIEND WIL positive enlarge the bust 5 inches or mones funded. Guaranteed. Not & painful instru but a pleasant, eficient, oxternal application. Price $2.00, Senil tamp for eonfi Circular. Mrs. Dr. H. T. Miller, 21 Quiney st ATTENTION. LADIES: “EMMA per will enlarge your bust 5 inches, Guar antecd. Sealed instructions 9¢. or 24-page 1S trated catalogue Oc, by mail. Enmima Toilet Bazar, Boston, Mass. U A PRIVATE PLAC confinement with Box 478, P. 0., Omaha U, REFINED lady, age 87 man: Konorabie 218t t., New York AMATEUR _ PHOTOGRAPHIC lately. Mustbe very oh OF OUR BRAU- Journal, Brown ME0D a6 COPY OF OUR BEAU. RBUST DE: . FOR LADIES DURI ¥ood medical attendan 428 23 AND CULTURED v YORK Wil meet moneyed western gentles matrimony. M. D., 261 West i' WANTED, outfit imme 1 MONLY TO LOAN—REAL LSTATE VW LOANS, G.G. WALI .LACE, 312 BROWN BI —LOANSON IMPROVE N i o 40 por cent; nodeiays. W. Filrnam Smith & Co, 1 \‘V 1AND2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortigages. leed & Selby, J44 Bourd ot T 07 RAT ‘v MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWE The O. F. Davis Co., 460 1505 Farnam street, _FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOAR low rates. Alex Moore, 401 Bee bldg, 474 “MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATESON mproved and unimproyed Ol 10 6years Fide.dty Trust Co.. 170 FOR EXCHANGE. et 7100 ACRES FINE LAND IN REPURBLICAN favaliey, 1o teade for cleat house and 10t i Omana. Address £ 8. Jeatol] flum N. 20U St OmAbA 7 -TOWN 100 FARMS IN NERRASKA. RANSAS Jand Dakota. Wan chanee for mdse. horses and eagl Franktort, In I8 FOR SALE O BXCHANGE OR PARTNER anted, of A 40Jbibel steam flour mill, roller s, in YocAtion, £ood custom ' trad e Ang A At Jower, goodsondition. Ina 1lls, Stanton, Neb. 7, ABOUT &7 00§, WORTH OF STAPLE eral merchandise for one-third cash or s notes, BalAnce Omaja cjty property o £00d farm J. 1. Haddock, Faitifiry, Neb, MUK = h liworth #1.1 good driving horss £100.00 cash, bt Trust company, 1702 Farnam stre AN LAND Address W N. C,, horse Roller ) 00 or Fidelity Mags o8 FOR part i €10.00 por 0 1ok Box XCHANGE 40, Taby ACRES WELL IMPROVED; ¢ wka WiIT take i anie g ‘Address M 3, Tiee. Mis7a 2 7~ WILL TRADE REAL ESTATE FOR LARGE Jor small S1ock of goods. Address M A 50-BARRELL ROLLER ndition 10 in A ‘wood of the finest 1 soction 1n Missourt: forty Wil be wold cheap or excl anged for od real catate: @ bargain {0 taken at to sell, 499,286 SXCHANGE FOR LAND, Uproperty 1 block from_postofiice. Lon price asked i e Neb., 10 exe National bank. ? WILL TRADE ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR NO. 2 Zicaligraph or No. ' Remington. Addreas M 14 HUSIN Pays 10_per J.3.Glbson, 317 First N BLOCK, OPERA HO ar of encumbrance, € ige for land. J.J. Gibson, Wby o property. W, 407 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY €. W.Anderson, 444 Bee Building. M44T 20 MONE property. o8 1ee after. Nothing \iken mn.»mum k CALL AT THE OFFICE OF OMAIA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORTED. ) borrow FURNITURE AND NS AND CARRIA HOUSEHOLD HORS] WAREHOUS ORANY ¢ Wewin ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity ¢ of property, You can pay the moy wikh, and will Fedue Remember property. I 3 © the use of both the 1 the money, and pay {or it only a8 long kept out of elve the full amount of the I Before borrowli nd see us and you will find it ereatly (o your advanta OM \HA MORTGAGE LOAN 506 SOUTH 16TH STREET, st 11001 above the st THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMARA. DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUAR/ANTEE €O, ROOM 4 WITHNELL BLOCK, 810} SOUTH 16TH CORNEI: HARNEY ST. WILL SUM FROM LOAN LARGE TEN You OR DOLLARS WEMAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE, HORSES ARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER- ONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND You CALL WILL OoN DO WELL, US FIRST TO FOR OUR TERMS WILL MERIT YOUR APPROVALL You can pay the money back at any time and in any amount you wish, and thua rediice the cost of carrying the loan in proportion to amount you pay. IF YOU owe a balance on your furniture or other personal property of any kind wo will pay it off for ¥ou and carry 1t is long 48 you destre. YOU CAN HIAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publicity o removal of proper(y. 40 that Son gt the use of both money and property. X WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- curity; strictly confidential. ~A. E. Harris, room 1 Coutinental block 478 BUSINESS CHAN! Rates, 10¢ month. aline cach insertion, $1.50 a line per Nothing taken {or less thiu 25, 7 _FOR RENT, A SMALL WATEK MILL. dress box Aneoln, Neb Y OR SALE. BARIER SHOP AND BATH room, 1 ted o the business part of eity and iness. For particula s address. K 97, excellent bu Bee. 064 30+ FOR SALE—FURNITURE Rates, 10 a line each tnsertion. $1 & line por month. " Nothing tuken for less than Joe. Rato mounth, 10ca line cach insertion, $1.60 a line per Nothing taken for less U FOR RENT, the city. T ENT. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF 0. F. Davis comps 1y, 1606 Farnam. () FOR SALE, A FIRST-CLASS TALLET, Davis & Co. piano, by parties leaving the city; a bargain, Cail at 201 So. 24th st. Mi62 29 _—— FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC 3 AND 4-ROOM APARTME: VON 1 bloek, With steam; refs nmLN ur” . CONVENIENT mén. Apply 1112 442 TO RENT, CONVENIENT Inquire’ 1112 8. 10th st. 413 N. 17TH, 14 ROOMS, near ¢ postoflice 18 Harn 6 iy 27 ROOM HOUS antiful lawn,: Tnquire 5 RooM HOUSE. MODER for busineas o wholesile Bouth 10th uire D 7-ROOM COTT for U. P. radlromd wen D FOR BENT, No. 2 iwo floors Turnished, Bite. 8o Geo. J. Fox, 1 DELIGITFUL HOME, modern conyenfes de teees, $35° per mo. EAST FRONT 7-ROOM (( 1 and i excollent repair, halt WiLL rent togeth ap. Fidelity Trust Co., Do il mod from car 1 ants very ch D FOI 1L nodern o of court hous 642 8. 1700 81 + bloe |u.,.-. w8lon August 1. Ingnire it J. Fltzmoriis, A Thton hlock. i hotse o repatr, corner permonth, Jol o nowly pap 41T s, $20.00 X Do rorw strcot. i 4 AND ROOMS, Betwoen Jucknos and I SIRATLE 10- mm\:l BRICK § alko cottige, 2205 Dougla 7 Douklis s, FOR NENT Driinge viock; oo Dy in first ohildien, 7-ROOM 13t At T FOR 6 MONTHS OR L ted 0-room house, all furiisl s conditlon (o small family without Kent reanonable and references Quired. Tuguire South 20th st M314 TWO FLATS, ONE SIX. THE OTHER NINE it of tiree: all moderm o MODERN HARD AND iter 8L, #0500, 3-ROOM HOUSE large lot, 5400 W ks l) NICE water, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAG Aler; ouly $0.00. Do 201d ELEGANT COTTAGE, D SHENANT & Apply 1308 Farnam st T)iHQR, KENT 12-R00M MODERN HOU 1718 Chilcago St. Midd Ty yEsy o SIKABLE PRESSED GRICK RESI- dence with barn, furnished or unfu; Bro Improvers 24 Californ “-ROOM COTTAGE, LOW RED rukine strect, lnguire next door. 400-230 ALl MODERN 1 Aty i L s (Dundes Plae Rates, 10¢ a 11 inscrtion, $1 month. Nothing taken for lens t D—FOR SALE, DARK GRAY NORMAN HOR seventeen hands high, 8ix y entle. and delivery wagon, th sreet P, 600D PHABTON FOR Iy 1514 No. 218t 6trect. 0a line por SALE CHEAP. AP- > FOR SALE, top Columt at Evang A SIDEBAR, FULL 5 by ; indry, or 215t 0 LEATHER e Kl .+ South On 408 2 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Reaten Tige word frs after. i 1 Wonrd thero- IGUM—JU?HAMTEIL BLOCK, M706 A2 SET- 1023 Far- i 24 Q108 SAL s one VS Q FoR SALE, ICE IN CAR ros. Counieil Bl u FOR SALE. ] I half price. Bnduire 1318 Farnan Qi oo DOX 11 Qitdl Hardi, B S NNy 23 POWERFUL; Address P, O, i 232" FIELD GLASS, 0.00, for $10.00, MISCELLANEOUS, Lo 1w Nothing ta after. R, WANTED o Jones st B"' il firstinsertion, 1 for less than BOILER AND EN INE 5 70 102 i good condition Lawln 1017 it 800 AD- and their o wll sections, Toledo, O, IBLE PARTY A few months, 8; rent ol old, rich, j els Monthly, VANTED A RE for furnished b house o take ro O Can . 1ige & word first fusertion, 1o @ wond thereatier, Nothing taken for less than 2 e MADAME SNITH, 5028 T3, SND FLOOK, Roo sage, Vipor, alcohol, Steam.sulphur i vd 80 BALoa widh | STRE! iabsage, A100koL, SUlphur M5 HEALER, [ MME. OARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS Dttt Daths. 205 T MME STOWE, humrl‘nt block. AU' N MME. MACK OF OHICAGO GIVES HA’I‘H‘I winelle, massage treatment. 119 North 16tk St., secoud oor. room 1 377 200 nd ‘sei 24 MAGNETIO ¥OR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS o wo first insertion, 1o @ word there: Nothing taken for loss thu FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE FO& cutlemen modent convenlences, 320 North 234 M 730 - FURNISHED KOOMS. 1017 AND 1023 CAPL- 1ol 078 ATY NISHED KOOM 1418 DODGE. 7 1 34 fior. Rates 1iy ] o 4 word firat er. ertion. 10 4 word there- Nothing take for lews thai UL SANTAO. FOR MEN ONLY. GREATEST KE aroner g developer known. Strengthens, {o- ik Price §2.00. Guarattod for confidential circular. Dr. H. T0 Miller, gmm»; st Cliloago. MES. L W. PATTON. PRIVATE BOARDING T otk 100 SR LY ATE BOARDING euce BOLCILed for World's falr beeousii oditions. FOR SALE, WHOLESALE TOY AND FANCY £oods business; best trade i eity. Address L 29, Bee, 191 23% FOR SALE OR TRADE, FIRST-CLASS DRUG 7 e L R R I T W.L.P.'0. Box 01K N 203 TO EXCHANGE, 160 ACRES LAND FOR stock of groceries or Councll Bluffa elty prop- erty. Address Chas, E. Kinney, Atlantic M373 27 T, $10,- buisiness T_FOI SALE, INCOME 000.00; " ownor will Tots without Dulldings INVESTM el valuable nd Icase gros e p Property is in the asing in and will bear the closeat Investigation. | Addrens Al U, Bee. M400 23+ Y, KETAIL BUSINESS WANTED 1N GOOD L0- eation for part o W ries combined with veg sk’ furnishing goods, Price must be at onee 0 G. 406 Y FOR 2 millinery establfshy Hikhe atdrug store eRDIpers dnd Job pr Restaurant, confectionery v towns. rof elty, and bourding house trally loeated, making plant in Omaha ¥ LOWNH, ass hotels. DusIneKs. o 1oy busty asnap, ews in Omaha; a splendid 1 thing useful a Lumber business in good cou Elevator and lumber business, 2 hurdware: good Lo Nebraski 10wne. 1 practice i ety of 200,000, doiug $500.00 10.00 cishh busiitss per month; four ehilrs; IR Cause 0f elling & Knip. it ar, Lo ot W BN, Dook, tationery., ote. bakeries, dotng kood business. Two ctices, real ex Dusinesses. Two nesses—one i low $10,000 slock Kaor north portable, ry town. , store, conter of o and fnsurance real estate and insurance busi- A the other in Ne enl. mdse. 10r southeastern astern Kansas lunds, must be #7.000 boots and shoes for kood land south of Platie iy Farm of 600 acres ne stock gonl. mdse, about Stocky of hardware, g s, drugs, dry £00ds, general merchandise, VArbor SO wnd numerous Gher large and smali busiuess chances i el or Country r Washington, 20,000, Kan., for ou? Bring In your offers Western usiness Agwicy, 810 N. ¥, L. Bldg, Yo Ron SALE. DRUG wiern Nubraska, o Lok now and Y, VANTED PARTNER manufacturing business; oo lished trade; will bear large profits; refere Bee. STORE, GOOD TOWN, 2,000 TO article with Birougest lnvestigation: © exchunged, Addross M 17 448 Y, LHAVEANOLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS c0od location, no ineum b ol it pirtier with o without cash. Address M 18, Bee. Y. VANTED. A PARTY WITI #5,000.00 TO £16,000.00 10 flvest i manufacturing busiicss. 20 percent profit; will bear investigation. Ad. dress P, 0. box 200 rly, Neb, M4GH 30 463 2 FOR EXCHANGE. Raten, 10¢ a line month. ' Nothing taks 7-1HAVE lag0 b lusertion, 150 & ) 107 13 thikn 2 30000 EQUITY IN 160 ACKES Ouiaha; also 320 acves in M L or exchinge for slock nd_slioen, horses oF line per LEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. LWl tke veal estate aod monty Bux 205, Frauk- fort, lud. w61 ch inaertion, £1.50 a line per n for 18s th Rates, 10¢ a line o month. ' Nothing ta JRPAD OUR LIST 0-ROOM COTTAGE and Tendid loeation. £3.500.00, TAGE and kouth front lot near 30th and ¥ elfie. 1 sold quick, only NICE HOUSE ‘and” lot near B H-ROOM HOUSE near 8: will pay lot, Hanscom Place, nscom park, 1 and Popploton avenne, ¢ invested, $6,600.00. allmodern convenionces, § ELEGANT double briek and Poppleton ave 10 per ecnt on mond; SPLENDID resideiie front, With two lou iful ho vestment; pricc. of ‘the rner 824 nt, will yicld 00, Proberty. 76x150 fect, 8. Nos. 1128 and 1130 8. es; will yield 10 per cent on £14.000. fnest T0-room houses in Omaha Price. § . Can take good vacant 1ot as piet payin NICE R! LOT northof Hanseom Park, eovered With fine Bliade and fruit trocs, grapes, ©ete., pleasant loeation, only §2 FINEST SOUTH FRONT 1ot i BOX170 fe walks, ote. y CORNER 80x115 loeation. CHOICE FIV: elass ivest st 3185t in: om park s, slone . elegant a first e Just outside efty 1mits fruits. No finer place 0. to new Elmwood to West Omaha. Wil plat Of the finest i of Omaha; splendid fnvestment, “FORTY and Beit Li into 200 park At 350 por from N ning wate: for quick s 480 ACRE class farm. ey county. Neb., only two miles Lowp. ot £00d 8011, Tun e spiendid stock farm; iisted per ucre. tid, Neb.; will make first- Neb; dehion, Knox county, Nev. 11 sold quick $6.60 wer tore, Hicks Real Estate Agenc 305 N. Y. Life Butldiu. { 466 23 { AFEST WAY T8 o buy a §400.00 Iptthat 1s right in town, has two motor Tines, is ‘on erade, has all improvements, perfect title, abstract with every 1t, 18 not way out u subiirbs hor down on the bottofs. - First pay- ment s SAVE MONEY: DO IT NOW THH § 5.00. no interest 1l $100.00 fs d, s yoursell what thiy properiy nbarhood 1, what GOOD' HOUSES are atready bullt on the ground and new ones bekng built. This 8 a good chince (or you 1o gata start In acagiring 4 lome. You camiot help but do 11 It i3 the best property today in Omaha and thie cheapest, 8. Then $10.00 & month: paid. Come ai is, what the nef AMES REAL ESTATE AG 7 FAR] Obp. N, NVEST YOUR MONEY IN LAND AND GET ricl We offer for quick sale 10_eholce littlo_planta- tions of ten acres each, at_ Millard, only $100 por acre. You can live there and work or Beat thing ever offorcd. ure one of theso 1 any oue of which will e 4 1iving for urself aud family. Boges & Hill, 1408 F 0w In ihie time to b Acre property Money ¢ on the market, five, ten and tws west of the city naidly ted, Within twenty- of the business éenter of On splendid e4 und fine fruit or . and ten acres can bo ted Into fifty cliolee lots that will sell inside of t cars for' §400.00 or £500.00 each. 1 can ofer this lnnd i tracts of five to ten acres at prices and terms 1t will pay you 1o investigate at on You take no risk. You ean have o pleasant home and Kupnort your family off of a Ave or ton acre tract, that wili cost you Iess than an ordin eity lot, or the the land ciin ba rented, and used for frudt and garden purposes. at figures (hat will almost pay for it. You eseape the high elty taxes aud nUMErous Apecial assesBICNLS On AN INVest- ment of this kind, and the rapid growth of our eity will soon make 1t double in value. There are only a few of these tracts. Call and let us 8hoW You the property and secure cholee of Tocation, EO. N. HICKS, 05 N Y. Life Bulldin inges from K 16 406 2 111 maky able garde and Offico open ¢ Bu\f LOTS IN STOEPEL PLACE Cheapest and best 1ot ta OMAHA. Spoctal price and torms to HOME BUILDERS. Stoepel. Place lots will aliwiys ad for theelty munt grow wostwan - Cail on or ad” dress W. A, Webntar, 402 Boo bidg, Ma77 JFOR SALE, A GOOD STOCK AND GRAIN FARM Of 40K weres In Harriwon county, Towa, on v Address L. 1. Raymond, M. M2 A N YOU CAN BUY A ¢ front ot on Virghta avenue, in the Dortion of the eity at much loss and tum ' in_your outside $400 or i payment. | This s an offer keldom h desirble property. Now ©s tho ke to buy & place for & homie, and this 18 tho prope Flelity Trust company, anco in price, JHY PAY RENT, . WHE 00t y $600 10L a8 1 0 INVESTORS, WE OFFEIR THE FOLLOWIN IN IMPROVED OMAA REAL I 1.600.00 DR place b £1000.00 by i 00.00 buys chofce i 400,00 buyk peby 700.00 buys ehofee | 00.00 buy Kilt-edge A 10 per cent 10 per cent. vaying 11 roperty by #17,600.00 buys § uhn\'lm:\ul paving 12 per cent FOR SOME OF THi FINES X THAS CITY. AT LSTATE AcrNey, 305 N. V. LIFE BLDG wicks' front lot Lowe wvenne (Poy Owmer otk for cmiz.; A180 10t Hasnseom Place. Tor cil, T Address Lo ., . O, Box 30 M1d45 o ¥k .?‘fi, YIS AND FARMS, SALE lr, Barker bIK.100A 13 HOME OI AN INVESTME ¢ U hARABOLICKL Cottage Tome {0 et gt show you the we Avowlids park. just o Hgi, farpice Bath, | ccmenicd bel oled 1 A1 5,000, 1 venlng Webater 8t Wo are offered $30.00 per i thik cottage 1f wo would rent 1t, price which we ask. Fi 1702 Farnum street AR LANDS G PRARGAINS F HARRISON 412 N Miidh Al NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE, dtreets: cellar, elstern, elty’ water, A1y $1,260.00; basy payments. Eu MIH0 25 #2,000.00. onmoith purk, three blocks Alar. clblerd, barn, fence, Larimiore Ave. 413 28 UMS. HOUSES AND LOTS. 3 ¥rénzer block, opp. . O, 48U Az WORTH o car 1 hide trees FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE, Contins 18T OF HOUSES FOR SAT. 4 Elegant corner h north fr ghout In_ colc ors chanibers In white and g ) IAumdry, slate sinks, furn 1 Foom hovs nt. Turnac block north of Banscom park ock from motor 1ine. Modern bullt eleven room hous strect., elegantly thron modern convenier east front lot, ete Now nie, fur wouili fr only Elc So. A1st St Tibrary, handsc elegnnt Foom . Smoking Kitehen, fout 1aree bedroons, Finlahed n oak with hand wood floors, splendid jlimbing and sanitary system, gas and electrle it Haindsome brick and frame cottage, No. cific street, elght rooms, antigue oak modern Improvements, ineluding bath, layndry, ete Modcrn biuflt house, No. SR TOUMS, Wi Prrh water south front lot, ele K north of Hanseom park Call for prices and terms o the HICKS REAL ESTATE 1102 8 ifie T16t street, and S1st, finiah A front Al bath tub, WAk, et No. 1100 8. 318t hout with all autiful 3210 Poppleton ave brick® cllars, ote K from motor line block from Hanscom ¥ B8t and N 1108 parlor Aining 1111 Pa finish, all 8 Poppleton bath, Lot e fo motor 1y enue nd_cold ; only one NCY. 460 2 AC K QUNTZE PLACE BARGAIN 18-Foom lotise, modern, §1 1 9:ro0m house, B 1 12-ro0m house, Binne 1 10-room houst 3.3, Glbson, & 00.00. o1, £5,600.00. street. §7.000.00. Wit strect, $.000 00 s agent, 317 First 417 DY, xov WANT A NICE HOM Thave two 8IX-room “cottiges noar Hanscom park, Nos. 8008 and 3010 Pacific street; T want to make a quick sale of both of them. They are situ- Ated i the midst of the fineat residence neighbor- ity. If Tean sell the I together Wil take $3,600.00 for N. HICKS, Life butlal I ESTATE e and half in enltivati town on B cre, part liams & Ml dliig, opposite 1 JPOR SALE OR WILL TAKE GOOD PROPERTY as half pay., 3 ated; good acre. Hoe ach Insertion, §1 Tino por othing taken f vlvmw ROOMS WITI THOARD FOR SIX. AD- dress 1, en ATE BOARDING i, Correspo “mm LD'S FATR ACCOMMODATION A feW rooms in my srke S, Ha Clifeaio. HEEBEURNISHED ROONS, wuite, §1 10 §2 por day Flve Blocks World's Fair e solieited. SINGLE OR E! Bath counetiie roon cutrance, C 3606 Monroe Ave, FAIR CA ]*nu RENT IN ixlied rooms | pri Sexton, Kidence. i mostdesira 1831 Michigan ave Rates, 1 a word fivst insertion, 1o after. 3 < taken for 1ess than 2. FYOU HAVE FUNDS FOR INV our 1ist of seeuritios, First morteage loans on . Omaha property from $200 to $5.000 for sale A kafo and convenient favestment. Call and 1ot s show you what we hav Fiduliy Trast comy 2 Farnum stre REAL ESTATE Mo inconic-producing p pperty Address P. 0. Box 7 ext. Oiuaha, ILT EDGED PAPER OF FII a6 houses in blocks of f 5,000.00. Address P. 0. Box 785, Ons Rates, 10¢ aline cach fnsertion, $1 month. ' Nothing (. . BAKER (FORMERLY 2 Jacobs, dec taker and emb 504 ltue per taken for less thian 25¢. WITH JOHN G. sed, Iater with MO, Manl), under- mer, 315 5. 16th 8L Tel. 696, 481 month OUN wcquire typewriting " Nothug taken for less thin LADIES AND SMEN CAN SOON ing kno of shorthund and t A, C. Vau Sant's sehool of short- Y. Lite, Typewriters to ront. 48, PAWNBROKERS. L 10c o lin Nothing t Ratc 0 aliue per month e viach Mmsertion, $1 taken for loas thi & BROKER. 1305 amonds, witches, Ratcs, 10¢ 0 month. Nothing tak MILS. NANNIE V. reliable business uj WARRE i ATRVO! at119 N.1 Rates, 10¢ Stiting ke for Tens thin = RS INTY PEWRIT sold, exchunged, rented. 618 vord_first insertion, 1e Nothini taken for 1038 tha "3, BLOCK 8, MYERS, Lidon's add.: jolul Amen D cash. J.J. Gibson, 317 F Rates, 100 aline « month. Nothin N EW & SECOND HAND SCAL Address Borden & Selleck Co., Lake i ) fnsection. $1.60 4 1ine por taken for less than WANTED TO BORROW. Insertion. $1.50 4 line por ke for Teus | D TO BORROW, §1000.00 ON A Gl tuws Kemovod. MOALLISTER, I T., July 22, nine condemned Choctaw Indians, who were to have been shot 7, but were respited to Augut 3 I moved from the Gaines county juil yes- terday to Red Oak, in Sugar Loaf county. They arc now confined in a private house there under strong guard, Tuis not known why they were removed, but it is believed the “action was taken to checkmate an attempt to rescue them by the Juckson-Locke ~ fac- tion. A large number of Indians have been in town for a few days, all mem- bers of the Jackson erowd, and they are believed to have been in war council pending the issue of the case, —— Lucky Richard Heath, FRESNO, Cal. July —The jury in the e :hard Heath, charged with the murder of Louis B. McWhirter, was discharged, as no verdict could pe found. Louis MeWhirter, a prominent lawyer and politician of Fresno, was called into his yard one night last August and shot. His life was insured tor 60,000 and the insurance compunies refused to pay the policies on the ground that he had committed suicide, Last April Richard Heath, son of the late General Heath, was arrested for the murder. The ————— Both Killed in & Duel. VIOTORIA, Mex., July 21— A duel that resulted fatally to both principals took place on the outskirts of the city yester- day, Irancisco Valliera, a prominent young law student, and. Juan Rangel, a young business man, became involved in B quarrel over & young lady. Valliera used @ knifo and his antagonist & pistol. Both weve killed, PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solisitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. dyoars E No fee until patentis obtained. RRILWRY TIME GARD HICAGO, NURLINGTON & Q.| Arrives Dey & Mason Sts ha aminers U, & Pat OMoo. Advice frea & MO RIVER Mason Ste. Denver Bxpross Bosdwood. BADross Denver Exproas: Denver Limited Nebrawka Local (Exeept 8in Lincoln Loeal (Kxcapt Sin TICAGD, T T & PACIFIG fon roy Sis Atiantie Express Sbraska State Lanited Night Exprons Worll's Fair Limiied CHICAGO, R T & BACTFIC, | F fon Depot 10th & Marey 8is | West Lincoln, Fatrbury Local... 10,93 am L 'Nebraska State Linited 3,50 pm .. World's Fair 440 i K. 0. ST Depot 10th and K pm K. C Omaha_ £.00 pin 400 pm 1180 am 1205 am 0 pri Arrives Omaha | 6.00 pm L50pm 8.50 pm 1080 am | 400 pm 710 pm 500 pm Goluk | West |t B.10pm 10am 30 pmi | LR 00 piiy Loavi Omahin 045 N E D Vi U 04, i | St Louls Expross Toavos | UNION PACIKIC _Omaha |Union Depot 10th & Marey Sts Denver Over .40 am [ Arrlve Omaha_ 4.0 pim 00 pin ' X (0x Siin) | 12,80 pm Sxpreas 1040 or Fast Mail 420 pui CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL. | Arriven U. P, Depot and Maréy ta. | Omahia Chieazo Bxpross [ 9850 Chicago Express 550 pin F.E. & MO, VALL Arrives _Depot 13th and Webater ah Omaha | 5,30 pr 1130am Toaves Omaha 040 940 530 pim 43 pm St Paul | (HICAGO & NOIwTH W P depot, 10t & Marcy St (EX. Sun'y.) Carroll Passenger Clifeago Expross Vestibule Limitel Eastern Fiyor Chie. Pass, (BX MISSOURT PACIFIC, Depot 15th and Webster Sta, St. Louis E St Louls B Nebrask TP, M & C | 1010 am | 405 pm i (¥ Siin Mo, »‘ Leaven | A Omah | 110 10100 iy Omaha Leaves | _Omaha| Depot 1 Sioux Clty Sloux Clty St P Enerson Pay commodation. | #.05 pm prena (B Sun.) 12040 pm Limited (Ex. Sun) SIOUX CITY & PACIFC Depot, 10 and Marey St u»m.-[« Arrives [Pt pm | St Puul Lin jun Chtengo Limited. 8 | T OMAHA & ST, LOUILS, aha|U. P, Depot, 10th aid Marey v Louts | To Well Contractors, Bratm, Neb., July 21, 1893, Bids cefved at tho offico ‘of the eity clerk until August 5, 1898, at 7 o'clock p. m., of sald diy, t0 bore two six-inch wells and furnish two six- oot Cook stralner-points, suitable to fit pipe for the city of Blair, Neb. Depth of wells from 100 feot o 105 feet; saie to be completed by August 20, 1593, Vlans wid “spoctfications on file at the oflico ot E. . Farr, water commissioner, Blair, Neb. Tghis oasrroa 6 reject any and all bids. E. B CARRIGAN Jy21D15tA4 City Olerk of Blatr, Néb. will be re- Nctice to Contractors. Bids will he received by the undorsignod up to 12 o'clock noon, July FIst, 1803, for making additlons und altorations td tho present frame school bullding of district No 50, Bennington, Douglus county, Nebraska. h bidaer wust bid on the entiré work contomplated, und sub- 1t with his proposal acortified chock for 0 drawn to the order of the undersikned as unranty that he will fully comply with the terms of his proposal, should the sajpo be, ac- coptod, Dratwinis and specificatiogy can be sced utZthe oflice of L. Mendelssohn; nrchitoct, room 500 Paxton block, also at the oflice of the undersizned. “The right 15 reservod to reject any or all bids, HENRY SIMONSEN, Jy 16 S 233 Bonnington, Neb. Notice to Contractors, Notice §s hereby given that soaled proposals will be received Dy the derate at Millard, for u new_frame school_building for district number 17, in Millard, Nebraska, until July 1801, at 2 o'clock p. m I'lans nnd specifie tions cun be seen at the off of the archirect, P. Guth, room 616-517 Paxton block, Omaha, and at the office of the moderator In Miilard, Nebrasia. A cortified check for the sum 250 must accompiny each bid. The direc- tora rosarve tho right to eject iy or wll bids O MUNS FRITZ SCIHATZ, CHRISTIAN KAELBER. My 19-21-20-25-27-20-51% HAS NOTIING TO RETRACT, Comptroiler Eckels Sticka to What He Said About Western Boom Townn, PORTLAND, Ore,, July 22,—1In response to a telegraphic query from the editor of the Pacific Banker and Investor-of this city the following was received from Comptrollef of ~the Currency Eckols: Tam in receipt of your telegram of yester- day. At New York 1 said: “Disasters have fallen upon speculative institutions in the boom cities of Washington, Colorado, Kansas and Missouri, which have injured solvent ones.” 1do not see that any explanation of that language is necossary, There is no reflec- tion upon the state us 4 state, or upon_ any institution, or any city oxcept'such us havo been known and ookeéd upon as a city where speculation was rife. Chere is no one but that believes thav a great many of the finan- cial institutions of the states named are ab- solutely solvent. On the other hand, no one will deny that in recent years speculation has been carrica on in certiin localities to a degree not warranted by the popuiation. - It Justas well to be pilosophical and to state honestly the cause of the depression, andnot to grow excited without having reasons tkorefor. — Stoppod Preacning to Save Lives, CHICAGO, July 22.—Th Methodist meeting at the Desplaines eamp meet- ing ground was yesterday afternoon the seene of 4 most exciting occurence, Two or three thousand people were attending divine servicos when two boys an- nouneed llml\\\.:ulvn)mnl been drowned in the river. Rev. 5. Colby of the Crawford Methodist el ||Ill'l h of this city was the first to go to the rescue. Meny times he dived for the bodies, and after half an hour came in ¢ ntact with them clasped eclosely together. For fully twenty minutes the preacher wrestled with the bodies at intervals. Finally, with the assistunce of two other men, the bodies were brought up. The re- mains have not been identifiod. Expeet & Prolunged Sirike, LONDON, July 22.—A prolonged strike the British coal miners now seems inevitable: The deputation from the Miners federation appointed at yester- day's conference at Birminghalu met representatives of the Mine Ownoers as- sociation here toduy. Benjamin Pick- ard, member of parliament for a York- shire division and vice president of the Miners National union, spoke to the mit Ho refused to aeeopt one penny decrease in wages or to submit the ques- tion to arbiwation. The chairman of the Mine Owners association said he re- gretted the attitude of the men and as- sured the deputation that the offer to arbitrate was still open. e ap to Kuccesd Stanford, SAN FraNCi1sco, July A local paper says that Governor Markham has decided to appoint Irwin G. Stump to succeed the late Sevator Stanford. | Stump was chairman of the republican | state committee during the last cam- paign, Stu 22, SOME HIGH SCHOOL CHANGES Study of English Will Predominate in the Four Courses, PROF. LEWIS ON THE NEW CURRICULUM New Conrse of Are ber tudy and the Henefits That 0 Result—Large Nam« New Students to Next Ter eoted of Enter The Omaha High school is rapidly assume ing the proportions of a good sized college, With the opening of school on the first weok in September next it is anticipated that 1,000 young people will gather there for enrolle ment in the classes. Last year the total ens rollment was 880 and the indications point to an increase of at least 120 more the coms ing year. An important change has recently been of- fected in the arrangement of the different courses in the High school that will doubt- 088 Prove to bo advantageous to the pupils. Speaking of tho school Friday = Prof. Homer 1. Lewis, the principal, said “L70r some years there has ‘been a good deal of criticism of the High schools and some of the colleges of the country on aos count of the fact that not enough of attens tion was given to English. The dead and foreign languages were receiving more at- tention than the language in - which we as Lnglish speaking people should bo the mosy proficient. Along this line we have made what I consider an ad- vantageous change in the High school course, It has been arranged so that the study of English runs all the way through the four courses of study to the closo. “English grammar aad analysis are fol- lowed by studies in rhetoric and literature which go hand in hand. Our method of teaching rhetorie is, in tho main, to make a rhetorical study of the works on lterature as they are taken up rather than to take up distinetive text books on rhetoric. ‘Then we have con- consolidated or ratner mado electiy various language courses. The Latin, I and German all belong, practically, to one course now. Pupils may make a choico of any one of these three languages in taking this course. It is not necessary for them to take more than one, but they make two or even all of them if they so elect. In this way we have mado the vourse more floxible. Av arrangement has also been provided by which pupils may be graduated by taking a n number of studics suited especiall, pare them for specitic lines of work.' igh School at. With reference to the proportion of pupils that attend the High school, as comparod with the enrollment in the lower grades, Prof. Lowis said: Tt has frequently been asscrted by people who were probably mis- informed, that the Omaha High school did not compare favorably in provortionate en- rollment with the High schools of other cities of similar size. 1 have always doubted tho accuracy of such statements and I am now coabled to prove that an, disparaging statement of that kin with regard to the Omaha High school is absolutely “without foundation. I have written o twenty diffcrent cities for statistics showing the total population of school age in each city and the total envolls ment in the graded and high schools of each, “Taking the figures showing o comparison of the total enrollments and the high school on- rollments and the figures showing the total population of school age and the high school eurollments 1 find that the Omaha high school stands third from the top in one instanco and fourth from . the top in the other in this list of twenty cities. In_addition to_ this some of the cities that make a better show- ing than Omaha admit their graded puplls into the High school f-om the seventh grade, whereas we admit_them from the eiehth grade. That would make quite a difference in our fayor if the facts could be fully ascer- tained. Absurdity It has also been falling-off in the atte High xploded. asserted that the dance of boys at the school was proportionately greater than in the lower grades. To show you the absurdity of that statement I huve but to say that of the class which graduated from the High school the past year 28 per cent of the num- ber were boys when the class entered the High school, and when the class graduated, 83 per cent of the mumber were bo; In nearly every city itis found thav tho falling off or mortality as it is often called in sses as_they advance from the lower to the High school is more among the boys than among the Thatis,a larger proportion of the drop out after about the fifth year than of the girls, becuuse the boys. as u rule, are able to assist in making a living for them- selves and other members of the families to which they belong, and they are often taken from school as & matter of necessity, while the girls are permitted to continue bocause they are of but little assistanco at home as wage earners until a later period. Viewing the matter from that standpoint I think the Omaha High school makes an excellent showin Touching the facilities old High school building said: “The present High school building will really furnish adequato facilitics for only about 700 pupils but we zhall try to take care of at least 850 pupils in the build- ing the coming year, Indeed, wo may be obliged to accommodate 1,000, but there is a plan in contemplation which if out will reliecve the Dbuild ing somewhat and cut the number down to about 850. 1 have recommended to the committee on High school that it would be isable to furnish accommodations el for the commercinl department and pupils who have butone or two of their studics outside of the commercial de- partment. If this can be done the present building will afford very comfortable facili- ties for the High school, butif ivis not we shall be very badly crowded.” ——— They Have n Little Surplas, WASHINGTON, July 22.--The oflicial statement of national banks in New York eity at the elose of business July 2, based on reports furnished the comp- troller of the currency in response to a call made by him, was completed this afternoon. [t shows that the reserve held by the banks was 25 30-100 per cent, or only 30-100 more than the law required. Notwithstanding this appar- ently slight surplus over the amount to be held in reserve as required by law, Comptroller Eekels states that the New York city banks are in excellent condi- tion and show a remarkable firmness idering the extraordinary demands that have been made on them. * R Mo's Aping John Sher HINGTON, July 22 Post says: The refusal of Mr. Preston, acting director of the mint, to buy silver except at the market price, and the wrath of 5o good & republican as Senator Teller have awakened an interesting memory, Mr, Preston's action is practically s leaf copied from the book of “John Sherman, In 1578 Sceretary Sherman offered the Nevada men the London price, loss the cost of tran: portation, — Niearaguis Canal Plans. NEW York, July 22.—The details of the meeting of the board of directors of the Nicaragua Canal company to cons sider the new financial plan for raising money to build the canal were made public today. A subcommittee was ap- pointed to establish ager in seventy of the largest cities of the country to dispose of the securities at %0 or U5 | cent by selling them dirvect to the people in lots of one share and upwards, e o Shot by Habbers. Minn,, July 2 wuerchek, a farmer’s wife, by two masked men five miles west of this village this morning and robbed of #400. The robbers shot her, slightly wounding her. The robbers are now hemmed in & neck of the woods and wall 1 be roughly handled when caught, grade: marked girls. afforded by the Professor Tewis Wom RUTLEDGE, 2. —Mra, was held up - A