Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1893, Page 14

M —_—— SPE(DIHL NOTIGES. Anvln’nsrm FOR THESR COL will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening 7 R 80 p. m. for the worning and Sunday HLions, tsors, by roquesting A numbered eheek 1ol Arawers addresscd 10 & numbdered fer In cre of TNE Dik Anwiers o addresscd Wil be delivered npon presantation of the eheck. !l TUATIONS- WAN TED 4¢ 1 \word first fneriion, 16 A WOrd there- {iniug taken for 1css thih 25¢. WANTED BY _COMF typewritist, Two § Address N POSITION 10grapher o o6, Test of roferences. 5K, furn sl business | BY LADY STENO- ; telorences furnishied POSITION WAN raplhier, and typewr Adrens 010, Tioe POSITION AS HOUSEKE Jady With one child 5.y 1ee to send ehild 1o selioo] ¢ in country; best of ref 010, e R WANTED nY Oujcets Home city or town nees, Adaross Mo 22 D, POSITION AS CLERK OR MANA Al wtore fu eonntey Lo by man of 30 yoars experiencs 1n rotatl and wiolesile bu ness with view to buying. Address O 14 R STORE Ad i D, POSITION IN OFFICK tof eich d stcity reference WANTED MALE HELP. < word firat insertion, Te & word there- 1 for less i B.Y COMMISSION TO A handie the Patent Cl Sraser Por okt useful and novel fuvention of the Erarcs Ik thoroughly in two seconds. Work 200 to 600 peceent profit. Agents ¥ per week. We lwo wan tuke chiargo of terr A ran nd i 8y Co., X i Balitidi ALALY Ol JOI WRITE Wis MS05 OMP A FIT of becoumlng v Mg, Co B P10 YOU WANT ralesman with at T office 1618 Dot B, Ve WILL PAY $100.00 P office expenses 1o A min 1 every eity to offiee and cmploy 10 agents {0 sel 8 governor at 26 cents alties. 1f you mean business scnd uarantee and we will sond samples, photos, s and particulars. This i a Dusiness (Our reference, Dun's Mercantile The Duffalo Gus Huftalo, N. ¥ brajic! no per e 4 mpetition: t profit AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL AN ARTICLE n the road: you to $6.00 1y, Address the Windsor, Omaha, M303 21% WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE cash paid. Ei Distributing Bureau, v York Cit; MAN B RELIATL frenlars for lnre Slose Stamp. P. 0. Box | R pLEvAToR MUST BE avle 1o handle il and rain 5 Porm; Adirens 012, . _WANTED MAN TO MANAG “H for St. Louts fi 000.00 per BU furnisl best s and $300.00 Al Address P. O. box 1218, Chicag 0.00 TO §100.00 A Best seller known. . pliee of business or rownd. “Home Bleetrie ) ehinery. Cheapest powe Btantly {0 Witslh oF Kewing i pumps, fans, lathes, jewelers’ Ty, et i ope Profits tmmcnse ROS 18 IN THE CITY, Hotel 10, o' HE fock 0 me ;"“-“ ‘WANTED-FEMALE HELP, word first insertion, 1 i tuken for less thah 23 word there- $20.0 O Wit atamp. Fiova O Too Molues, In. 190 2 -WANTED FIRST CLASS COOK AND LAUN- Jreas 21 Pine treotsouth of Brownell Hall. Mrw. W. H. Hanchiett. -0, C—\\'ANTEI‘), RIL GENERAL mmw\\om{ once. 2110 Ol street. mon TS, IF YOU WANT THE DEST o must e the Hywela elec trie corsets and waists. - Shd for terms o West- ern Corset Co.3 St. Loufs, Mo. 1—WANTED, A GOOD GIRL F R GENER L work. Apply af ¥ LADY WHO DESIRES TO MAKE #: ek quietly ather own hom s with iwelope, Myra A, Gordon, Joliat, Tl na fide offer, aud if you can only” spare per pay it will pay you to investizate, /i Wi " ) "hiis s 4 b wo how V-WANTED, A LADY OVER, 25 WITH GOOD J judgment of business fdeas. To such & person a aplendid openfng 18 assured with a li ness house, - Address O 21, Bee, Rates, 10¢ @ 1ine cach tnsortion. $1.60 a line per month. ' Nothing taken ) FOR RENT. HOUSES 1N ALL PARTS OF e city. ~The 0, . Davls company, 1605 Far- Dam. 587 ENTS, VON DORN references required; 816 o588 MODERN FLAT, AND 4-ROO D FOR RENT. 7-ROOM Lanke viock, 600 & 15th st FOR RENT - HOUSES. THE ()\l :\ll/\ FOR !ALE HORSES, WAGONS,ETC I)All Y m'F.. BU!IN!IB CHANCES. Continnd, [);COMPLETE $IX ROOM FLAT. ALL MODERN con v enfen 1) and fle 1750 month. 08 First National bank 820, D, FOR RENT. 8 ROOM MODERN _ WOUSE, board. Address O 15, Bee, [); FOR RENT SEPTEMDER | hovaay near Hanseom park. HICks, York Life. Dels ROOM spruce sireet, North 17th stroct. - FOR RENT-- FUBNIBHED ROOMS. “Rates 140 o word firs: in Nothing taken for ROON WITH ALCOVE FOR 1odesn conveniences, 320 Nort M 730 B Fur SOUTH o Al Fooms, With o Witiotit bourd. 1t No. 2310 Douglas strvel. 3 |< FINE FURNISHED ROOMS, Apply 10 W. B. MEIKLE, TWO NICE 308 New 320 20 COTTAGE IMPROVMENTS, 2016 20, Largo lawn inauire at 444 e word there- afler. F' FURNISHED Ygentienic Mrs. Kiig )05 BURT ST, @ T NICELY FURNISITED ROOMS 10 RENT, St A, Call 1t 2107 Dowglas 74 2d_ WO FURNISIED ROOMS FOR GENTLE: 5 F TO N1 RENTED, 8 FRONT ROOMS, FUR- Yutsiied o v Turnishied. with bits, convertent o both motor and cablo cars. George W. Holbrook, room 7, 1024 i Tl F' R I A-F NISUE st steam ikl Hoor, rikht. - LAKG B i | FURN NISHID KOOM WITH DATIL, #0.00 PER month. 1 943 J0-TO RENT, 2045 DOD: Yment of three rooms, fur ROOMS FOR RENT. 101 PARK NMSTO 1 OR 2 1713 Chieagd 8t 2 214 Jo-A PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING LARGE, DE- ‘n ntiul roon, wiil rent to une vr o genile . Addvess 0 17, 1 NICELY itlemen FURNISH NICEL Ysonabie, FURNISHI NISHED ROOMS; RE 15U strect. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD R - YOUNG W Woman's Cl aword fiest fnscrtlon, 1o & WOrd there- c taken for loss that 2ie 2UROPEAN HOTEL M 1 rooms for. rent by Emery & Spratt M4S1 A; FURNISHED OR v\l-uu The Frenzer, 116 elegan ck at rei Douglas sire IRABLE [ nislicd rooms with board, 26th street, 1308 SHED ROOMS AND BOARD -NICET 1d 515 N. 10U 8t atthe Webster, 510 nd bty window, mode i board. 622 South 24t 204 207 FURNISHED M ROOMS WITH BOARD. joes, Rteasonabie, PLEASANT ALL nodorn — convenl 7 RONT ROOMST 608 3 ROOMS, able, FLOOR, strect. M208 25° G-)-‘wi:_k?)x SMS, 1713 N. 14TH STREET: G FOUR MODER! T FIRS' Zar piricr very de ’h 00 8. 28t 27 210 —FOR_RENT. l.md a (w FIVE ROOMS FOR £10.00, X1716 N. 16th and Madison ave, SPLENDID DENTAL OFFICE 0o flat at 201 N 16th st. CITY_ it AT FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFCES, —FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE ON GROUND foor at 1702 Farnam street. M T 0K RENT. THE 4-STORY DRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam st. The bullding has a fireproof e ment basement, complete steam . heating - fixtures, water on all the floors, gas, ete. Apply at the officé of The Bee. 910 TOFFICES CHEAP. WITHNELL BLOCK. 15TH and Ha M3118 19¢ AGENTS WANTED “Rates, 100 0 line each insertion, $1 50 line per month. ' Nothing tuken for less thin —LADY AGENTS SELL MORE OF MME. MC- Cabe's health corscls summer eorscts and walsts than aay other stvles made. We ean prove it. Send for torms. Address St. Louis Corsct Co., St. Louls, Mo, Driwer 16, per | Continued >_ HORSE FOR SALE TOR 0 TRADE. o0 30th > FOR SALE, “CHEAP FOR CASH, FAMILY tearriage, top DUgEy, 1Wo ket WL B, O Jackson barn alles for real estate or Butler, Canper, Wyo. FINE CARRIA wound and. tylish DRAFT ing olty, . M315 20° FOR SALE MISOELLANEOUS 3 vu.u Tige 1 word first insertion, 1e & word there: afle Nothing taken Q FOR SALE. A IV wick & Balke billiard Eversuiing in sl OR In- > FOR SALE; GOOD 1200-LB. delivery Tiorse: cheap: quire David Cole, 319 S TLATION SIZE DRUN ble, rack cues and b s shape. Address, —_— MISCELLAN20US, Ratos, 1ige 0 word first nsertion, 1o a word th aftor. Nothing taken for less th R MARRIAGE PAPER 0 00 AT vertlsemonts of marriageable people and thelr photos, young. ok, rich, from all sections, oo, Gunncls Monthly, Riibion: i bl il 8 reasonablo. IERNARD pion Victor CLAIRVOYANTS Rates, 100 1 1ine each nsertion, § month. ' Nothing taken for less than & Q- MRS, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOVANT, Rreliable business medium; Sth yearat 119 N.16th, Chdneinuea “IF YOU CAN LOAN EMPLOYER #800 TO #1000 for one year, with security, you ean have i oMo postifen Wr 12 month with refusal of An [nterest {n bsiess end of that time: do not answer unless yo have the spot cash. Add 019, Bes 305 FOR EXCHANGE. nw-;\, Im-n |\v.?x‘7-:;1 Inwertion, 7 VRMETN i’ Dakotn. WL sell oheny tidse. horscs and cattle, Add.DOX 70, Frankfort,(nd Z aline per CLE ERAL MDSE, WILL ko re Box 20, Frankfort Tnd, 613 y here W street FOREXCHANGE, HAV ash to trade for Oimabn b Trown bik I D zie, 181 7,300 nids xeha in Holt countics, dress C. W, HORS! BLOCKS hly ineum bere . and_ ad Give d At you I Fum, Norfo #1.500.00 OR £1,000.00 DRUG AND SUNDRY dgtock and fixturcs for sale, or would trade for elear land. in Merriek, Hamilton or Polk unties, Address, Lock 468, Central City, b, Box WANTED, A SMITH_PREMIER lUwriter tn oxcliange for $100.00 & trice Canning Co. . 0. Box 12, Beatri 3 IN DAVID CITY, NED., TO handise. Address’ N, Divid 00 200 TANDS T0 BXCHANG iy will s e MBERED /, for improved ity prope Shmberance for ool o Wheeler. 417 Karback Bibel / FOR EXCHANGE N Hitrade for stock of mere IRASKA LAND TO ndise, horses or cat- Address Lock Box 84, lebron, Neb, 253 21 L 10c a line each insertion, $1 Notling taken for less than 2oe. l' MADAME SMITH, 502 S. 18TH, 2ND FLOOR, i, Miusage, vipor, aleoliol. Stoam suiphur: month ] MME. CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS § oa lovr, rooi 7, maisage, aleolol; sulp 7-400-ACRE FARM IN PIBRCE COUNTY AND s Xty five head of nutive horsss o exchange forstock of goods at ouce. "J. B Planck, I ob, IN GOOD xchange for Towa or No- tion, Ge 289 2 h we will ed’ town ) umbrance no obje éEnso&AL.' Rates. 100 a llne_each month. Noth 0 a line par ELECTRIC-THER- nicure 1l baths, sealy 3 . 10th, Withnell bl and chiropodist. M. Post, 3105 § —ACCOUNTS EXAMINED. OPENED, balanced or closed. Any business of confiden: 1 nature looked up or examined. rience. Address, N 32 Bee off BOOK: veloper Kuowi, S $2.00. Guaranteed clreular.”Dr. M. Quiney st., Cl U MRS, L. W. PATTON, PRIVA house. 00 4ith street, Chicago, T, Cor 1 for World TONTETHE LADIES FRI large the bust's inehes or teed. Not a but u’ ple; Meient, Price $2.00. Send stamp for confident Mrs. Dr.IL T Miller, 21 Quiney &t., € ATTENTION. LADIES your bust tions 2, or positive funded. sint extornal trated eatalogue Boston, Muss, U i S0 1m chiAY. NIk Aeohl ae and pupers folnd in purse’ 300 200 ASTERN WIDOW oss in n ATTRACTIVE 6). doing i prospercus. bordne town, wishus to forn an honorablé gent 058 O 13, e MARRY IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND OR swife, vl or peor, send 10 ota. for mtrimontal nt seiled o platn w Mr. and A1 i butlainig, Chicago. . ORPHAN, WITH $50,000.00, UN- unite 1088 of wishes to m A business, 270 20° MONEY TO LOAN—_REAL ESTATE. Rates, 10¢ a line each insertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for Tess thin 25e. LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNI ity roperis; £5.000 and ipwanis; centino delays, W.Farnam Swmith & Co, PROVED 10 Big per W ONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The O. F¥ Davis Co.. 1605 Farnam street. 603 “rkun\: Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved ind unimproved Omaha real cstate, 8. Fidelity Trust Co.. 1702 Farnam, \ 7—ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., Life, lends at Jow rates for cholce security Nebraskis and 10wa farms or Omahi city property. 607 W W00 o~ s1 cooon tandi B, € Gatvin & Co “CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO,, BEE BLDG. U08 TO LOAN 1 TO 5 v real estate or farm 208 Sheely block, Ma10 ENTS AND OT vesting INCREASE YOUR d upwards in_our ulation without risk four W. A ve pald 77% Book of partieulars mailc & Co., Brokers, Plttsburgh, P WANTED-TO RENT. Rates. 1ie i word firstinsertion, 16 a word there- after Nothing ken for less than 25 S AND BOARD FOR FAMILY te house west of 20th st Address 02, Bee. G COUPLE, 3 UNFURNL furnished room. State loca asonable. Address 0 b oms, or 1 “WANTED. BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, two OF thrc rooms, unfurnished ‘except car’ pots, with or without bord, pri ences exchangd. State terms. I, For 1 0-room hiouse, a1l modern tm- provements, $38 south 19th street. Inquire 2511 Chicago. ] FOR RENT modern convend shade. OUSE, AL lawn G-ROOM COTTAGE, stanford Cirele. ;& RooM HoUs) hess, rent mode RN, Apply 204 NEAR TIC o building, NICE FIVE-RO ulro “room 10, New York D Eom wENT 51200, butldin 1) IOk KENT. TWO 7ROOM HOUS Oomihis View. only $6.00 per month, Life. I) 7-ROOM HOUSE harn, city water, bath and Feasonal to right'party. Call at G. F. N. E. corn D DETATCH o basement: eall at 1528 Fars FOR 1 DLIRE Haller, No. 611 MI0G 20 . T-ROOM, 7018 1010 “wtroet, ton block CORNER, Charles W. 150-514* anscom park, Hicks Real Estaw New York Life butlding . l)..n... rea o Sonth )51 BOOM MODERN 10U SE_WITHIN 6 ML) Lates walk of .0 Tnquire 1010 Dodge. 197 FOR RENT, SEVERAL SMALL COTTAGES ll..... Kakirin of oty with § 0 10 ‘hércs gf Tt ot ]) SIX ROOM MODEL St., firwt clans repatr: fin Py W0'E. A, Northup, Tax Dept M190 20 NEWLY Ing ROOM COTTAGE Jackson, nelghbork B & M. Ry O, 2618 Capitol ave. £ OF § ROOMS. #0.00; 4 ROOMS ])nuum #1200, 1023 So. 1011 bl. 1), DELIGHTFUL HOME, & ROOM OUSE, MOD- conveniences, barn, beautiful lawn, 1 Bhade trees, §35 per 0. Inguire 2003 Pic NICE AND 1 ind }'Jm{";‘n 7(1‘ car ono blool Mis. Geo. D, Keller, 6124 ¢ ]) HANDSOME PR with barn, cheap Amprovements. Bl St K 2 OR 8 COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping, close in. Address 0 [—BY YOUNG COUPLE K- homs, or 1 Tocation K. VANTED, TC . AN UNFURNISHED A room i flat with heat and bath. Stato pri Address 015, Bee. MUST 20 izf WANTED, 2 OR 8 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 1t house-keeping; must be centrally located. Address, 0 24, Boo, 200 d pi KA FORNISHED COTTAG] I\ Lishicd Tooms for housckeeping; ¢ Med. Address 0 22, Bo ‘_( 3 OR 4 FURNISHED OR T > 0oms for houseliceping Address O 23, Tee STORAGE. Ratos, 100 8 line each i month, Nothiug taken { JE,WILLIAMSSCROS 3 OR FUR- rilly 10~ M316 224 NFURNISHED. for wan and wife, 324 20% rtion, $1.50 4 line per loss th 1214 HARNEY FOR i chieap rates, Heay ord firt inacrtion, 164 word thero- ot Nothing taken for loss than CASH PAID FOR GOLD AND SILVER. acobson & Elsele, room 11, 1615 Douglas st MTH0 Al CASH FOR_FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD oo, ete.. o will sell for owrer i our auction . Weils, 1111 I\ "WANTED, FARM _LANDS. HAVE _YOU lands for sale in Holt, Knox. Antelope or Plereo Counties? I Ko, write ai once (0 E. A, Crum. Nor- folk, Neb., Colontzer. MOAT 210 ANTED, TO BUY COTTAGEON MONTE 31bby. 8401 Califoruia FOR SALE—FURNITURE. © & Word first insertion, 1 iing taken for loss than word there- [ bank building. ANT FOLDIN taque oil: but 1i BED, CIL FOR lo used. Firat house i of Dodge on S16 avenue. M0 200 “ VOR SALE, ACORN HEATING STOV 'Western Dianiond ook stove, aad ok dining 0w ket; Almost 1 ew. Inguire at 100 Stanford Cirele, 14tk #nd Vinton sis. M0 1), LARGE 10 OF HOUSES FOR RENT uging from §6.00 per mouth and npn(ll‘iu Geo. J. Paul, 1606 Farnim St 201 ou RENT nob»‘wx\im.&, mimln uqnuw Park ave 27820, \ #20 PER MONTH. REFER- right & Lasbury, 1uth nlul Aau 80 ROOM un'n\ui. NEAR CABLE AND tor lnes, $14 rmonth. Wright & buy, 1ok wnd per s onth. FORSALE—-HORSBES, WAGONS, ETC “Rawes 1 after. Not © & word first insertion, 104 woid there: g taken (0r less this > FOR SALE CHEAP, A NICE PONY CART. “Inguire at 1614 Cumisig trve MAsL ]) 18T CLASS BOARDING & LIVERY WINDSOR stables, 1410 Duvenport; Siorage (oF earriag 160 1 > FOR SALE CHEAP. A PACER. GOOD FOR ‘waddl or biggy. luguire 313 South 18th strvel pripy W TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES. Apply to W. B. Meikle, First National Bl bldz, MG V A MOORE, 401 M 7-MORTGAG BLD'G. \wwnn APPLICATIONS FOR LAR / vasinos s, $10,000.00 and upwards p . number of sm loans Farnam. LOANS. x EY ON ANY KIND OF curity; strictly confidentlal ~A. E. Hurrls, roon al block 478 “MONEY TO LOAN— will lend you any sum which you wish small or lary )west possible rates, 4n th auickest possib) and for any length of t 0 8Ultyou. You ean pay it back in such inst ments 68 you wish, when you wish, and only pay for it a8 long as you ke You éan Lorrow o HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHCUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER 5 Without publicis OMAHA M 808 SOUTH first {100 THE OLDEST, LARGEST , AED LOAN COMPANY TN OMAHA. > ~DO YOU WANT MONEY? We will loan you ANY SUM you wish on your FURNITUI ANOS CARRIAC W gl ve prompt attention to “ul and will &arry your loan as long as you wish, You can reduce the cost of carrying your loun | by A payment at any tme. There 18 0o pub- i lielty or removal of propert 4 FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block, Cor. 15th and Harne BUSINESS CHANCES. Tatcs, 100 4 1ino ench insortion, 1,60 a 1o par month. ' Nothing tuken for less thin 2 UL Ot EXCHA or linds. 10 Wi ern Business Ageney, 310 N. Y. MRG1 85 Yo Fussar £ OR TRADE, FIRS I-CLASS DRUG wor contrally locited, good cash Gustnga C. w1 bldy. FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE, BIG DARGAIN for cinh; Kood paylng business. Address N ,‘0, 970 2 FROM slucws or bell 3 IN NEBRAS- Tusincas 210810 SALE, GOOD LOCAL PAPER IN South Dakota. For partienlars D, Jones, Hudson, 8. D, © 304 200 FOR Koutheaster 7,10 EXCHANGE, WESTERN LAND, IM- proved i {Usome cash, for first o worth 10 10 $20,001 Correspo Address _ Box Holdrey SU'\H)‘\Y AUG[T L 20 18938 l\'IlF\ PAGE FOR !ALE ~REAL ESTATE. Continued. FARM LANDS. Greoley county. $7 80 per agre r Scotla. Nob. #%.00 por acre, reeley county. Neb., only @ nil on Unfon Pacific ‘railway, and 4 on I, & M. railrond; g0od soll .00 por o relghiton, Knox 450 ACRES, 800 ACRES trom mile Funning wa sounty, $6.50 ar Lodge Polo, Neb., good soll smoot Only g ensli, balance long tin Hicks' Real Estate Agency bullding, Omaha, TER THAN acres on Dodg 1us to sell the 18 ata very Jow p: Wright & Lusb 305 Now York Lite 830 40 wime v, 10ih and Howard 33 22 ( H0D IMPROVED OMAMNA PROVELTY WILT, be taken as part 0 the chd ) Al acre tra o sile Just Guiside ty Timits in West Omal Hicks' Real Estite Y. Lifo blox. 30 20 HOUSES, LOTS AND ¥ F. K. Darling, Barker blk SECURITIES FOR SALE. o8, 100 1 Tine ¢ hing BARGAINS or trade. o insertion. $1.50 & no per e for leas ER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE y absolitely safe. Ames Real Estit 7 Farnam, TG, GRADE OMAIA CITY ”m Uig pureliasors good ra of fro mont Bums 100.00 up o0 Lo & Trust th and Dod rtienlars on ap- on. M704 R_CENT 18T €600 to £1,000. MORTGAGES FOR SALL Address N 60, Bee, 174 JILT EDGED MORTC S FOR SALE. HIC ¥ Roal Bstate agency New York Lite build- ing. M328 24 Y&OELD‘S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS Rates, 100 a line cach insertion, §1 month. Nothing t MRS, 1o WO PATTON. PRIVATE HOARDING house, 100 44th strect, Chicaro, 111, Correspond- ence solicited for World's TOTEL LAKESIDE, FORMERLY No. 2, Windsor Pirk, Bond a verandi only fifty oot 0 minntes ride 1o fair grounds A CATR: FOSLTUL KU T bathing. Rates reducc nd 50 Sutinf A lino pot ENDEAVOR el foscrtion, §1 Nothing taken for less than FOR SAL lary OR TRADE FOR s brick blacksmith sh and shoe stock, I All good pastug proper OCK OR p, store build- rueks Stock or grain ele Box ), Mapleton, 7,~EQUITY WORTII $8.700.00 IN CORNER LOT on Drineipal street, opposite new city At L 1 0 trade for i clean’ Ko gener: idike. Address Box firidicer, Wyoming Rate month. . 100 1in ' Nothing ta A NICE HONE THE SAFEST INVESTMENT AT PRESENT. WE CAN OFFER THE FOLLOWING LIST OF HANDSOME HOUSES IF YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL HOME. HERE 1S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE ONE AT A LOW FIGURE, CALL FOR PRICES AND TER ELEGANT BRICK AND FRAME COTTAGE, No. 3015 Pacitic strect, cight rooms, antique oAk finish, all modern convenjences. MODERN BUILT FRAME Pacific street, ten yooms, ¢ MABOIIC BLALEE HOUSE, No. antly finished in and sereen; house ption rount, 1ibrary, dining room. Ly > bod TOUME] ath FO0m, Pantry E_BRICK clfic sivet, finlsh 3017 Tosets, AND FRAME COTTAGE, built, ele Siwed "oak BLEGANT CO' No. etght rooms, modern bulit, all convent MODERN ' BUILT - NINE-ROOM 1102 8. 318t street, r tly " finished throughout, colon und gold interior orcelafn bath- uriee, sor RNER HO! 5. elegant rec indug room, Bmoking room, la handsern finish, el ath room, hot 'and cold Water. Stone w NEW ELEVEN-EQOM HOUSE, No. 1106 S. $1st strect, elegantly finished throughont, all modern conveie MODERN BUILT FRAME HOUSE, No. Poppleton avenue, elght rooms, furnace, Bewerage, gis, ele. OME FIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, No. on avenne, mew and modern bullt, Bath, gas, elty watcr, sewerage, ele, ROOM COTTAGE, No. 5216 'Popp) avenue: will make a cozy home: has furnace. Dath, ias, sewerige, eto.j- South front; lot GOX100 cet. ELEGANT DOUBLE HOUSE, 1150 South 318t _street, ni large barn, Spacious grounds front; houses have all modern con rent for §1.320.00 per year, Price $13, HANDSOME BRICK BLOCK, 2 hot 32d and Poppleton ave: south and east front; one block north of Hanscom park. 1f sold qu only $14,000.00 HOUSF 1, spacious bed rooms, ae light. gas, fu with Nos. 1128 and Hicks Real Estate Agency, 300 N. Y. Life Butlding. 330 20 N,012 N. V. LIFE. M208'S19* JPARM LANDS, C. F HARK BUY LOTS 1N STOEPEL PLACE. Cheapest and best 10ts ln OMAHA. Speetal price and terms o HOME BUILDERS 1 Place lots will always advancs tu prios, Ity must grow west Call on or ad- A. Webster, 402 Be G614 (GIVI,PDGED INVE X $3.600.00 buyn 1 £1,600.00 buys eh 5,000.00 buys eley Stoe, for the TS, aying 10 per cent. improved paying 10 per cont, ant place 2 10 pereent. plece paying 11 per cent. 4 property paying 10 per PROP v, substantial brick, proven: yearly ngm#al, $2,400.00; pr 000.00 NT DOUBLE RESIDEN finest streets; rental, $1,320.00; price CHOICE PROPERTY, v fmprov paye £3.500,00 per annun £10.000.00—$15,° 000,00 cash, balance 3 years wt 6 per cent. 5 N. Y. Life bldg. 330 2 FOR A SAFE AND Hicks' real Estate age F YOU ARE LOOKING profitable investment an glve you one. ance, i good farm of 100 acras 10 miles find better? 0 Ay S AND LOTS. J. f OB AR TR Mg Az BARGAIN IN Cumings BIG LOTS on st OUTH FRONT with two years iy 500.00 butlding and the e entire property s o Bl Ve any money Lo Invest, here 18 you The property must be closed out and seo us. Hicks' Real Estate Ay N. Y. Life bullding. }‘AKM MORTGAGES. ' C. F. Y. Life, for §5,- HARRISON, ¢ 750 ‘52 and upw J. D, Zittle, Brown bl FIVE DO TN ¢ for sale, Bonds § years {rom ok Block. te 15 fhe best fnvestment for your At the present 4 A Af you have $100- 0 or which you wani 10 pit out to good dvantuwe. wo will Bow you property whieh will make you some wouey, GEO. J. PAUL 05 pires ) FOR A 2 tor 60 to Y ONSIBLE BUYER Kood dairy with bils WANTE 8 i 70 gullons of milk daily. Address 01 10 PURCHASE 85 108 FequIr adle. Address O 2 FOR SALE, AT & BARGAIN good will of well paying stablistiod 13 years: ko Bt reut dn the eity. Address B WHY Handicapping System comue vestons With #200.00 or mor. 1 AbROLULE R 2 Quick returns. i Sapital co TOCK, FIX- retall busi- d low= 807 200 ASONS ROWE tely und cy and uniform profits. OPENING FOR GOOD BAKER for rent i@ low figure 10 responnible party. Good loeation. For particulars call on George J. Paul, 1005 Farnam street. 800 20 IN ACKE PROPERIY act, ofowe L city, B first class 1 vest- age, Just outside curid . #5,300.00. ACIER, cloke 1o new Elmwood park and Belt Line ratlwiiy in West ¢ Wil plat into 200 beautitul lots: one of acre property around On BELENDLD INVESTA outnkirts of ¢ spiundidly located. for subdiyision i et can tuke part of purchise price (' property. Hicks' Real Estate Agency, Y. Lite bullding, Omakia. Neb. 500 TAKES 6 ACKES 4 MILES FROM Look sharp after this bar 1810 Grace street 2 clty R \eOurt house. d'days only. (1“ AT BARGAIN-6 LOTS, ONLY 6 BLOCKS 310 16t treet viadtet, 1€ wold at ouce only RN, Wlllnm“ll 1 #450.00 10 $550.00 each. A 16, BABGAINS IN COTTAGES NEAR HANS: com park. Two cottakes and 1ot near Thirtioth avenue and Pacific: splendid nelghborhood, ele- ant loeation. 1 soid together ouly §3,600.00 each. fillka reui catate agency, 305 N. ¥. Life vidg & BABR, 61 BLDG. s writers i the nt saved on all UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEKS Rates, 10 a line each fnsertion, $1.50 4 1ne month, Nothing taken for 1088 than 25¢. et SRLY_ WITH JOHN G A M. 0. Manil), undes 3155, 10t st. Tel. 690, BAKER (FON TLEMEN CAN ¢ dige of shorthand wt's Kehool o WEILeTs L0 © k'AWl\lBK.OKr.KS. BERG Lo Old gold and silv DIAMOND BROKER 1303 money on dlamonds, witche bought. ' OST - BE the Union Finder please leav oMmee SCALES. N EW, & SECORD HAND Adadress Borden & Sclleck . OABLE LINE t Western Unton tel Lk st € MUSIC, . ¥. GELLENBECK. BANJOIST AND TEACHER 1810 California street. 014 _— THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record August 19, WARRANTY DEED: John Morrison and wife toJ § Collins, 5 lots 18 anl 19 and Dfeet lot 20, Patrick’s Sarat Arthur Eas block 2, Matth H_G Woodward Woodward, lot 6, block 2, park S5 Martha [ogers wnd hisband Dean, lots 14 to 17, block 1, Place O F Blake and wife 1o 'E 3, block 153, Omaha... J ¥ Vandoreook and husband 101 W MeNubb, lot 4, block 130, Flo John Blake and wife to e Payne, 1ot 2, block 8, Eekerman Plice Marrison to 11 11 Baldrid 20, block ¢ i P Kent lots 3 4 A ¢ Casey and hush yell, 1ot 10, Hous Bubdiv.... ‘to Linwood nmu-u' iot 600 1,000 22,000 2,500 QUIT CLAIN DEED: ¥ N Arnold to Il B Coryell, lot 15, Kountze add..... 2 Willlum Arnold et al @ 's L L Coryell to_sunie, same... O N Powell to J E Vindercook, 1ot block 130, lots 6 and 7, blofk 185, Floren 8 1 Shipley and husband to snme, sanie M J Colilns and busband tosame, same 8 M Arel same. rt and husband 1o’ same, Total amount of transfers. RRILWHY TIME CARD HICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.| Arrivon " Depot 10th and Mason St Vestibiil o Ex 5 & Towi Lo “Laaves | BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. Omaha | Dopot 10th and Mason Sts. o r EXpross dwood EXpross. . 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St Louds Expross LI8E Louls Express L1 NeDraski Locul I C. ST P M | Depot 10th and Websi foux OlLy Accoin Sioux City Expross (E St Paul Limited ioimon Pansenger (BX SIOUX CITY & PACIFC __ Depot, 10 and Marcy St. Loux City Pasn St Paul BXpross SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Depot, 16tk and W-ibstor St } S8t Paul L _bdbpm (Chicago Limited Leave OMAHA & ST. LOULS ‘Omaha|U. P. DvpuL foth' and u.uu 00 pum ] t. Louls Canuou Ball Arrivos Omaha, 00w 3 i Leaves Omaha/ 12.450m | Mdation an. )| 1 .45 pm _6.10pmlE al Leaves | Arrives ahia z (m 286 pii WAR'S SAD RECOLLECTIONS | | 'Twas Fiery Hot Between Forta Holi and Damnation. A MEETING TWENTY-NINE YEARS AFTER Attitudes of Battlofield Corps: that Played Liself Out-Military Assign- meuts White Elephant Prizos Other Aty Tneidents. When the Washi at Morgan City on the there were many striking incidents that sprung out of the covemonies of cating ort Star and of the solid shot. n artiller Fourth of July was dedi- practising with The whole day the war and its memories were kept before tho people, but it was not a reawnkening in which the bloody shirt had any play, but ore of a thoughtful retrospection. in which the recalling of battles was nc with bitterness but with an impartial sadness, Among all the happenings of the day none were more singular and noteworthy than one which occurred to Colonel Richardson, the commander of the battalion. It was during the time when the batteries were firing shell at the two targets, which looked like tiny handker- chiefs on the water, they were so far away. A good shot was fired, and the spectators wore applauding the excel- lent marksmanship, and the colonel stepped uo to the gun to commend the gunner, when, without cause or without knowing why, the memory of a similar shot which had been fired twenty-nine years ago, almost to the very day, flashed into his mind, when he had stepped up toa gunner and complimented him in much the same style It was when ho was in the siege of Petorsburg, which was known as Fort “‘Damnation” when the shot twenty-nino years before had been fired, and the Fourth of July was almost the anniversary of tho very day. In- stead of white targets for a mark it had been the tops of two Sibley tents, which peeped over the ramparts of Fort *Hell,” Jjust oppos ‘ort **‘Damnation.” They were the tents of the federal ofti He knew that from a deserter who had informed him, also that the officers of the whole command held a daily ¢on- sultation there, and that he conld tell the time from the fact thatthey hitched their horses around the tents. Colonel Richardson was then a captain in the Washington artillery, and he conceived the idea of scoring a point on the feder- als by firing on the tents just at the time of the daily consultation. He se- lected the best gunner in his command and told him what he wanted him to do, and that was to load and prepare the guns for a special shot which he was going to make the ensuing day. The young captain was sure that he had frunners he could depend upon, and to make his triumph complete hegasked General Malone to be present when the shots were to be fired. It was noon the next day when horses of the federal officers were collected around the two tents. gunners were told to train their guns upon them and to be cortain to make their shots tell. Those two shots were made the center of interest of those in Fort **Damnation” for that day, for the word was pussed avound shat the de- struction of the officers’ tents was to be attempted. After a deal of preliminary arrange- ments the two shots were fired and the tops of the two Sibley tents disappeared like card houses in a gale of wind. The success of the shots was the signal for cheering on the part of the confederates. General Malone ¢ ymplimented the ac- curacy of the artillerymen, and it was then that the captain Stepped to the gun- ner and expressed his approbation in much the same way that he used to the one that had made the goed shot at Morgan City. But there had always been a tinge of dissatisfaction about thiut shot at the federal tents, and that was that he had never ascertained whether any one had been hurt in the tents, and for the twenty-nine intervening years that one thought hud pervaded the whole incident. With these thoughts Colonel Richardson turned away from the gunner at Morgan City, and at that moment one of Morgan City’s prominent citizens, Mr. Gray, stepped to the colonel’s side and said: “Isn't this Colonel Richardson?” Yo, “Well, T have been wanting to meet you for many years, ever since I heard that you had been in Fort ‘Damnation’ at tho same time that I was in Fort ‘Hell.! “Yes?" said the (‘olnxu-l were you in Fort ‘Hell.! “In” July, 1864; in_fact, nine years ago today,” Gray. The colonel instantly thought of those two shots, and wondered if his curiosit; was 10 be satisfied. Do you remember a day while you were Fort *Hell’ when the tents of the officers were taken down by two nhntu which were almost simultancous?” The stranger did not n,]nl) for a full minute. A shadow seemed to tall over him, his eyes grew dark, and he stepped back and surveyed the e Slonel from head to foot. Then he broke out feelingly: “Denyoul 1 shall never forget those shots. They swept away the flower of my corps, My fiest lieatenant was killed, and the leg of my second licu- tenant was shot off and five others were killed. And did you fire that shot?” The deep feoling of the man was evi- dent, buta moment later hesaid: “Well, colonel, you are now teaching your yourg soldiers to serve the flag fo Which my officers laid down tneir live Itis Kismet. Let us take a drink.” Battlefiold Eccontricities, “Doctor, I wanta certificate of dis- ability.” “Why, what for? and well.” Yes, sir, but [ got a bullet today,” “Where?" asked the doctor, u)cmg him. *“Letme see the wound at once,” Henvy drew @ little back from the cager hands that were going all over him, and stammered out, **Well, doctor, that air bullet, now—well, sir, | swallowed it!? The surgeons comments gave him no leisure to hear the expla- nution that the ball had slipped down his throat while he was chewing it, and dodging from a shell, Riding down & Virginia road with the mud nearly to the hovses' knees, four o five confeds met as many union soldiers, the latter riding in advance of a regi ment about an eighth of u mile buck. The Johnny Rebs at first showed fight, but catching sight of the glittering bayonets just turning into the road thought discretion the bet part of valor and firing & hasty volley at the enemy, turned and fled as quickly as the all embracing mud would allow. All had succeeded in getting out of range except one, who had outdistanced his pursuers save Lientenant Lockhurd, who went plunging after him, his revolver spitting like a cat. Presently the gal- lant lieutenant got into a bog hole, how- ever, and seeing his quarry about to scape shouted to him in his excitement, "liuld on, I say! Hold on till I shoot Ifort Malone at the seen The in his mind “und when just twenty- unswered M. You look strong A Triek | | which the opposito me in | e ey you!" hut the Johnny Reb did not see 18 | that way. TWar's Vietime on the Fleid, In the cornfleld, along the sunken road at Antlotam, Dr. Brinton, says the Popular Sclence Monthly, saw a cont foderate corpse, somi-oroot, the ground, one kneo against a bank of earth and one arm stretelied forward on a low breastwork. His musket, with rammer iu, lay on the ground, and tha appearances indicated that he had been killed whilo rising to load and fire. Ha was shot through the centor of the fores head. In the tield adjoining were nearly forty dead confederates, some with their arms vigidly in_ the_air, some with lege drawn and fixed, and many with trunks drawn and fixed. The |n-~l(|un- wera not those of the relaxation of death, bus were due to “final museular action at the last moment of life, in the spasms of muscles set and remained rigid.” The wounds were chiefly in tha chest, though some were in the head and abdomen. The doctor’s observations were mado thirty-six hows after deaths Another Antictam case included in Dr, Brinton's list, but reported by Surgeon Thomas B. Read, was the corpse of a union soldier with his right avm raised above his head and rigidly fixed, his hand still holding the cap with which he had been eheoring his omrades.. Asido from the desperate naturo of the fighting at Antictam, the ~\hm\\un wad espocially favorable to these phenomens, particnlarly on the confederate side, They had fought in nine battles and engagements within one month, besides marching over 200 miles. The troops engaged in portions of the tield under consideration had fought at South Mouatain two days before ~Septeraber —had been alert all night on the L4th, I15th and 16th, marching, counte marching and skirmishing constantly, and were run down physically from hunger and general exhaustion. . They had subsisted for several days wpon green corn and apples, and had been one month on half vations of meal and bacon. The day—September 17—was about liko sultry August weather in the north, close and lowoery in the morning, followed by a barning sun. The night of battle was sweltering hot on the fleld. These circumstances may have o part in the development of instantancous: rigor. A Dl Flend. The bump of fun is an exceedingly large one in the averago soldicr of the line. A stovy is told in the army (a sort of unwritten legend) that there was once a commanding officer at a frontior military post who was a perfect fiend for drills, but as he one of those carly birds who got up before the sun and wanted overybody to do Jikewise heme was formed to get out of the drills, ~ Now, the C. O. had breakfast at 4 o'clock a. m. and drill call was sounded half an hour later, but as he always had a holy horror of getting " s feet wet from either dew or rain drills were always™ suspended on such occasions. He would come out of his quarters before light, step down on the lawn and move his foot industriously about to sec the condition of the grass If the polish was moistened from his boots an orderly was straightway dispatehed to sound re- call: if dry and somfortable, drill was sounded as usual. The boys finally *‘got on 0" this weakness, and every morn- ing for a month some of them would come along about 3 o'clock a. m. with watering pot and thoroughly saturate the lawn in front of the colonel's quar- ters. The colonel would come out fegu- larly at 4, experiment with his foot, find t]m ground wet, and, of course, thero vas no drill. - But it happencd to be a n-mmknhl\ dry month in reality, and the old gentleman could not for the life of him understand why dampness should prevail during such dry weather. He “smelt a mice” after a while, and watch- ing one morning from a druped window discovered the culprits in the act, and in consequence every mother'’s son of them was lodged in the guard house. Thereafter drills were held four times a day instead of once, Mixing Military Mattors, “I hereby detail the following officers of the United States army to act as In- dian agents at that agency sct opposite their respective names,” is the intro- duetory paragraph to an order signed “Grover Cleveland, and then follow the names of two majors and eighteen cap- tains and the agencies to which they aro assigned. Whether these officers are pleased or not, they have not felt at liberty to say, but there has been a gens eral feeling among ofticers that no valu- able officer in the army would choose such a detail if the matter were loft to him, and there was a general wish that the president would deem it wise to keep things unlike (civil and military) separate. The detail takes the officérs- away from the proper field for which they haye been educated; it isolates them from their comrades in the army; it put puts each one in a place where hia dislikes to bring his family, if he has one. Another view taken is that if avmy officers must be detailed as Indian arents, should they reccive an extra allowance, the same as is paid to the officer detailed as engineer commissioner of the District of Columbia? Another suggestion has beon mado that the prosident should closely scrutinizo the roll of retived officers, and select those who may be physically and mentally able to perform the duties of upright Indian agents, and vut them on active duty pay as Indian agent; but that the arrly itself should be kept out of politi- cal, commoreial and military cavils that surround an Indian agency, unless the whole business is taken from the In- terior department and lodged with the ‘War department. Booby Solalers, One day in the heat of battic a little gunner of battery A backed his piece up against a tree and before I could stop him had fired it. There was a small carthquuke, the caisson and trce were torn asunder, and the artillery man was knocked twenty feet awuy. fle sat up with tears in his eyes thab sent the gun- powder running down his checks in black streams and ked nul«-mnly “Didn’t something strike me then? John Nixon wasa great overgrown boy whose laziness, except in the fiold, where there was no brav soldier, was proverbial in the regiment to wh ch he belonged. Ho was one day ordered on picket duty. “Can't you' excuso me today, sir?” he whin “I'm sick today.” The ofticer, who was acquainted w th John's failing, laughed and said, “Now, John, where or how are you sick?” The big strapping fellow, who had never known u day’s 1llness in his Tife, hesitated and cast his eye along his huge, muscular hudy and then groanca, U've @ pain my misery, sir. But he went on duty just the same. The fortunes of war carried us close to Henry Jacob's home and he promptly put in an application for leave to go and see his family, but the enemy was ad- vancing to attack us with thiee times our force and, every man counting, this permission was refused until after the engagement. We had chosen our position near & spring, but this gave out curly in the day and the men were forced to that old expedient for allaying thirst—chewing & bullet. That night Henry turned up ut the house to which the wounded had been carried and de- manded to see the surgeon. That gentleman came hurrylng out. “Now, then, my mey, what 1s it? - Quick!” one foot on 12 o <« L] /