Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1894, Page 7

(. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1894, FOR SALE_ xxscELLANEOUS. ron BALE aEAL EBTATE. A MISGEIDED !wa"“. yours, or he with me, pray?" screamed, had nearly dropped the book, | I\FFAIRS A’l‘ SOLT“ 0‘[ \IL\ — et T . i TR word ”‘ Madam, pardon me, but he loves you to | but as the thrilling words continued she - Continu a i X?‘ hessatisr. N."‘m‘ taken for Ir -3 ll\nn 2o, Neto York Times d ,,4:;,"‘-”‘ n, and I would plead his canuse, :Lu;'l:m:l\wll:“n:‘:lllv;l""r:‘l‘\Ml\fl:\‘;'llll‘l’ |li\0|||“:|“n‘!l 'OR l(FINT CRES FOR GARDEN PUR- - o ~ AL - cnfifr‘."f".:?fi"?z"%' '":n ‘r'v'fi"'m":'{’l',‘\"‘,.', T b | Tooees souin JACRES FORL_GARDEN, PUIL | SiRGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FANMS, | Mr. Poter Bristol had & wiso brain some- | “His nature fs as simple, as single, a8 fonly the decorum of vears restrained her 2 B eoning ‘and Hunday ed- | @cres. Tnquire of Jonn Hamiin, i, | salo or trade, F. K. Dariing, Barkee biock, | whore behind a foolish' fAfs. The troublo | Pro as gold. While among men ho s & | from openly attesting her faith and answer- Emergency Hospital Assooiation is Formed L, Linton block. o - AL x Was that one saw the latter betore apprect. | KIDE; in your enthralling presence he be- | ing, “I will” Ah noble, gonerous, heroio 8 Aivertisers, by reauesting & mumbered check | Fon gALpNW UPRIGHT PIANG GHOICE FARMS. C. R, BOATRIGHT, B N. | i it O e e e imuelf had never | Comes & child, He dare not speak his heart. | man, with an admirable disregard of petiy to Supply a Great Need. fan Bave nswers ‘addremed to 8 N rescd | frme; wiil take good horse In trade. G F. | Y. Lite ey 16167 & th , g, He dare not.” & conventionalities, his mighty passion had Will be deliveed upon presentation of the check, K Houth Omaha. Q IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE, 10 been able to harmonize P\ll thoughts with his O)h, who |8 he, dear Mr. Stubbs? burst forth and asserted its choice. Wa — TAY FOR BALB. THE BTANDARD | town. nt a bargain; $1,00000 cash required. looks. He lodged over, the laboratory at Jannot you guess?” i she not singularly honored; was she not SITUATIONS “WANTED. opany, Ames, »_have £000 _D._Evans, Stockham, Neb. RE-MIZ 4 | \West Aberdeen, in ronm{l 80, cozy that they s It Mr. Bristol? s it Peter blest above all women? Ah! the eternal NAMES OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Raien 14 e eaetion: To_wwird | A promgtly, . - i SELL CUEAP_ On BXCHANGE FOR | repal at once, by the OHOF of thelr graot- | (pyydg iy ¢ ¥ HAYe not s mlances be- | feguar ot 5 v, laath, O SR 4 ates, 1%c a word frst insertion, 1o aword fiwaukes, Wis., property, lota oc! ayed % . Bristol, the timid, the nervous, the | thereafier, - Nothing taken for less than B¢, | fop “aarp, JORNSON'S BNCYCLOP x 5 BV .4,,,..}(,. :,5‘, 4 oty of Gmand. iror in- |n$}’lhe dlfl:r'\'lllllu o: 'n vlnu.“Aml,‘lm;vml, M‘[ '.;\..M":nm...,.l, murnl\un;d lho‘ fi(!;lvr ensily dumbfounded, ~How the quiver and «..r;. or's Jury Finds that Argabright Shot - # ow, $36.00; regular p . Address C 35, formation write Cream City Sash and or | a Theseus without a string would not have bigall, with a downward glance and a | tingles crept up his spine, how his cheeks n Self-Defense—tinests Leave n Hotel RECISTE PHARMACIST WANS SITUA |4 ) Company, Mitwaukee, Wis e thetTor el I L o 0, _Wis, om; o urles, “that 1 have noticed Mr. | purned ) 3 4w 1o rets by m» a0th. Reg. In lowa and Nebrask - YR _ | dared attempt to find them; a circumstance | tremor of e , “tht 1 A urned and his hair stood on end as oc Without Paying Bills—Other enice. ~ Good city references. Ad- FOR SALE, CHEAP—ONE RUSINESS HOUSE | which led to Peter’s cholce, for solitude was a Bristol's, that is, Peter's, advances, and | ognized his valentine in such a place and Ma, I_‘_“‘ o dress B Blair, 201 N st., South Omaha, Neb. and lot, 2 feetfront, at 1452 South 13th street. would have repulsed them ere this had T had | iy such hands, as he heard its ardent pub- gle Clty News. A=M9 Address 1./ M. Street, 112 South 24th stier haven to him from the storms of society. oh, deer! I could not! But why is he 80 | }jo confession to one whom he had always Rates, $1.60 & line il - Just why a man of his ability should bes [ distant? Why does he speak through you?' | jnqifferently considered an “old thing. .| per month, Nothi ken for less than 2o, — = " 3 . WANTED--MALE HELP. per_month. Nothing ta ! s i | BARGAT AT PRICES | come as awkward as & newly separated i He dfl]fllflul speak ]”'r""Kh l;‘"‘i \;: I, ‘Vl*;“ What could he do? What could he say? How A number of ladies and gentlomen meb — — o word | MRS. DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, R 000 nts; bargning in [ o y t wers witness his agony, dare speak for him., Be uld ho rectity such an awful mistake? He | yesto AIEIBOR® Wt Lo - Tates, 1%0 nywfl"“;!l':" nsertion to & word | Piiabte bsinéss medium; Tth year at 119 N 16 roperty i ity our posacsston Siamese twin, and as fatuous of speech a8 | yiy4'to nim, my dear Miss Abigail. He i8 & | felt the gaze of the people upon him, & gaze eV LATHOO AV X ULy Men B biints Ll P oo aty o Mol o Ol e a missing link in the presence of the oppos | genius, not iike other men, and must be en- | fuil of oariosity, surprise, amusement. He | C4te hall for tho purpose of organizing an SOL! 8 _———— Co,, 1602 Farnam st RE~160 14 decbiec? 11 sito sex, was a problem which he himselt | couraged. I know he is trying to muster up | could not endure it. With a convulsive | emergency hospital assoclation. Mrs. D BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHE STALL- = ard st. i i s - Worth “front. door of the county court | Inherited Influence, but whether his father | ¥ SIGEE B AT OOF G i i ¢ has suc! endid fac The spinster saw his flight and percelved | gloc sntest invention of the age. The o s A igh! [ elect | orks e maglc. Agents nre I o e hest he addition Wi A Peter o ey 2 . 1 night, Works like mngl e ‘further | room 3. por, alcohol, steam, sul- the beat In the addition. It you want 4 of losing a daughter, Peter could never de. St. Valentine's day falls on Sunda comfort and encouragement. Would she fail [ John C. Carroll, first vice president; Judge Crosse, W B E P. Bristol, as he always designated him. “If I only dared, how delightfully romantic | paugnty, don't-care mein, Miss Abigall | Denny Aiborry, sceretary: Mes. Dr. Bovry. Add, Box 80, 1528 South 11th, RE-—M O oods. American Wringer Co., 1000 Hoa MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. READ AND REMEMIY R THAT lllzxm“"';' N“l-“R' had gravely considered. It was doubtless an | courage to send you a valentine, Suppose | tywiteh he clutched his hat and stumbled [ Berry presided und Thomas O'Neill actod T -~ - o, you should also send one to hin out of the chapel as secretary, The following ofticers were BN BALARY OR COMMISSION Tates 1% a word firat insertion, 1o i there will be sold at public auction to the ' INTS, SALS Yow Pat- | thereafter.” Nothing taken for lcks than 2oe. thete will be aald at public auctlon 0 the | had been a leap year victim or his mater- | «yes; and he is head and front of his pro- | 1ia motive. o was oversome. by his own : it Chemieal Tnk Erasing Pencl I8 on | SADAME & IR SND 00N, This \a 6 corner lot, 80x124 feet ono | nal grandmother had gained a son instead | fession. i e e ought rest, Mo needed | . Mrs. Claud L. Talbott, president; Mrs. Tni $25.00 to $125.00 per weel, For ‘. phurine and sea bath, M0 170 Al d buy it right be on hand. G. L. Gr. H i ety ittiars write the Monroe Fraser Mfg.Co., | _phurin d_sea biths . " | Room 28 Barker block RE-Mim 140 | termine. Yes, but you could send to his rooms. him after such devotion? Never! With a | J. M. Fowler, second vice president; Mrs, “ “— | MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD, 20 N. | G8u ero e noom co 3 CORNE - T \ ] OR BALE, 5-RO0OM COTTAGE, CORNER LOT, | self in natural self-abnegation, was tall and | to leave one myseif while hie was at supper.’ CLASS M NEST WANTED WHO | 76t T MGS1 27 on_car int se creat ba i L o leave one mys hile a8 & 2" | flounced up the alsle. Love speeded her on | troagnrer: Jame > A T CLA MACHT - n car line. Must sell at A great bargaln. | joan“and angular. What he had lost in 1t you only dared. My dear creature, no | for way. Khe entered the side door of the | treasurer; James A. Puxton, Rov. H. J. Mc- in good wolo 1 cornet player tox. o e TYNY 2 0 . Newcastle, Wyoming 15— M199 15 MME, BROWN, v 3 cheeks he had acquired in ears, and If his | tered into a minute explanation how? (! | jiboratory, sho flitted up the rear staircase, | DeVitts J. Larkin, Miss Josophine Smith, N ANTID. AN BXPERIENCED SALESMANIN | sulphur and sea ~—~ LOBT, shoulders were shrunken his fect wero not, | one = would Know—" and _here M. | through tho south and southeast corridors, I O. Mayflold, Mea. L. . Carpontor, s, D) AR, au i 0ry goota: ' the Ure §O0S | et . Stubbs used to say that Nature might dare | Stubbs entered fnto a minute eX | down the private staircase, and so over the [Dr. Eusor, 15 P, Conley, Miles Miteholl ynan must o raping: both mus 3 - - stand up and assert that Bristol was a man, | planation Wow . easy It would | covared bridge into the north bullding: and | Mayor Walker, Mrs. W.. G 5 i Tieve trest ot ‘Tecomendations. The Hell, Cres- | __ PERSONAL. | plates, T o line frat insertion, $180.5 100 | but she'd have to admit all the samo that | bo to pass through the gide entrance of the | ay the T ol mitABlod L tor Bl | GOIMRYL B B oWl e wn, o, & Rates, 1%0 n_word first insertion, ¢ a_word chu - e the elements were decidedly mixed in him, | works, up the rear staircase, through the | jo¢on key on the very threshold of his re- | Mrs, B, Giiriienter Wnd" e & Wood. NANTED, AN BXPERIENCED WEAVER TO | thereatfer. Nothing taken for less than e, LOST—SHEPHERD OR COLLIE DOG, BLACK Now, George Stubbs was the business man. | south and southeast corridors, down the pri- § traat, she flung her arms around his neck ex- | board of director: : o X tuke chuirge of our wire maitross tog, AL | MassAGE o iTeAD | and whitey o i on topof tall.” Kewasd fOF | ager of the electrical works whore P, Dris. | vate staircase, and wo over the covered | ciaiming: “Pater, darling Peter, hom 1 do | Another mecting will be leld at the sato drsan, with UL particuiREs; TYEHOR i b, calp o traatment. mani _return to Pacifo Bxpress Co W12 | tol was employed as an expert, and was his | bridge into the north building; to all of | jove your” placo next Thursday afternoon, s Cory 0 s s — and chiropodist. Mrs. Dost, 3isn 3 AN intimate friend. A v be predicted from | which the spinster demurred with many a Little remains to be told. There was a An emerg hos) { F - n d e L d as . ergency hospital vadly needed BALESMEN WANTED- ;rn SELL OUR GOODS Withnell bloek. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS | (}is alliance, Stubbs was little and natty and | wave of mitts and cackling ejaculations, | qouble wedding, and Peter wears the watch- | South Oman 1:1 lln‘u\ .-':u-.{ull.\:: (“'m‘.‘,:‘» by mample 0 th e D ety I'M".’;:"m’""“ il N D ON INDS OF frivolous and bold. He never regretted what | but to all of which she attentively listened. | guard of shining tresses with resignation. | doubt receive the hearty support of a largo n or firm; NEY LOANED ON ALL KINDS oF - Rates, 10c line each insertion, $1.50 a line o 9 B o0 ST and ‘expenses paid: permanent po: | _at lowest rates at 508 N. 16th st. U812 | por " month "N«-unnu thken for ok Than B, | Mo might have said, for he-always had said I will see what that eventful Sabbath | A proper punishment came to the mischiev- | number of citizens, witlon. For _particulars address, with stamp, | G roye TREATMENT FOR LADIES. | & W BAKER it, nor kicked himself for what he should | brings forth,” she concluded. erhaps | ous Stubbs and wife; for Abigail, the aunt, -~ Eintennial M. Co. Milwankot, Wit o] Heutin ook and. conauitation free. Address | C-y W ».“'\T*‘"‘f,"o"f“!f'f},‘,{ ‘,}“}f’ ;}f:“,},““‘:. have done, for he always had done it. In | your friend may repent of his purpose. But, [ ;1o longer evinces the slightest intention of In the Polleo Court. s S o or call, Viavi Co., suite 345 Bee bldg. La b e meeur als B 1oth. Tal, o6, | the sight of the ladies of the Memorial | oh, Mr. Stubbs, you have been most kind, | parting with her posessions. Perhaps she Charles Mitchell, allas Snyder, was befora TBD, A FIRST-CLASS PLASTER AND [ attendant. M chapel, who wero the ladies of West Aber. | treating such a delleate matter Jn_such a | Hopes that they me day descend in a | Judge Fowler yesterday on the chargo ment kalesman who has had experience in | Srog ™ i, DALY [ St . deen, Stubbs was a felicitous union of Nar. | delcate manner. shall never forget it— | girect line. But who dare attempt to Inter- { or vaerane % S ¥ that line: none: but, ft-ciuss salgsman, nied | ey e s, 15t Ladies, bi; gents, 15,00 RAL DIRECTOR AND | (i, Mercury and Beau Brummell, never. And It I have been unjust in the | pret the tender thoughts of a joyous young LALERL G A8 AL bh GG o) pply. Address C 40, e offic M1 18 Tise 19 8 3 8. Rev Charies SRoUtAE: was tie s ractor will make amends in the near fu- | bride? of vagraney, but there was evidence to show rED, IN EVERY COUNTY IN = SUREE ARTHME, === of the West Aberdeen Memorial chapel. The { —-——— that he had bilked Mr. Sweeney out of fra el evoryhody wants IMPOUND _OXYGEN SCALES. memory thus perpetuated was that of his there will be a double wed- ANNOUNCEMENTS. livery hire and stolen $2 from a female in aully.” Part ddross’ Manuractory. Eite er 16th_and_Dodge, U 10c a line first insertion. $1.60 n line | and ostentatious and gave to death what Sh, you wicked, wicked man!” And the | ANl lovers of high class legitimate drama | g wishing (o avoid publicity can find a b AND SECOND HAND SCALBES, ALL | mourned as one without hope, hence with a This Interesting conversation was duly de- | FL5 SR i DR My, Freds trouble there on several occasions. Judge Nothing taken for less than’ 25c. 0TS BLACKED FREE; FIRST § His sister Abigail, a malden of uncertain | mitted to make his call without any inquisi- | opera house next Friday and Saturday nights | on bread and water. One of Snyder's oD ey Eobultl Rates, 1-/,7» "o word first_insertion, 1o n word | gake. a violet under the shade of this dahlia, | enSuing evenings in wondering what P. | liant success, “A Ducl of Hearts,” a beauti- ¢ and bilk the owner out of his hire. 15 Ra0m aold n 4 month: can make $LAW00 | RN G Y B Erousian. b e e Bl N L | e e it P HaY EBOp18T WaPA: WeRIEHY: id the rougish Stubbs. ——— Sl as e, er people were wealthy ¥ Maggle Smith's place on Railroad avenue. 1, Oma Nothing taken for less’ than 250 ¢ R i X der belongs fn Omaha and has bee ANY ONE NEEDING _ASSISTANCE AND | L they hatl denied to life. The Rev. Charles | blushing spinster fluttered into the house will welcome the announcement of the coms gs In Omaha and has been in fecs addressing in_strict confidence, kinds. Address Borden & Selleck Co., Lake | cortain contentment, and repaired the ray- | tailed by Stubbs to the younger Miss Abi- Fowler sentenced him to thirty days in the o word first Insertion, 1o a word | _Mackey, Hec office. st., Chicago. G | ot afoction with the cement of comfort, | Zail the following evening when he was per- | erick Paulding, who will appear at Boyd's | county Jail, with the first and last five days “GIRI, FOR GENERAL HOU bors: shaving, ic; hair cutting, i age but settled temper, pre over his | torial interruption. And this decidedly | and Saturday matinee. Friday night ana | hobbies is to hire a livery rig and when he 090 1402 Tarnam street, n. w. cor. of Mth. | e e bt e e | wrong-minded pair wasted many hours of | Saturday mat'nee they will present their bril. | {3 through with it send it to the barn by a D 8 7 do strictly ¥ TKNOW BARL thereaticr. Nothing taken for less tian %ic. presided over his heart. Bristol's scheme was, and how their own | ful romantic drama from the pens of Mra. G. Horder was gathered in by Captain 1 prompt 3 write soon as I : BANJOIST AND | © And a violet truly sho seemed to P. Dris- | machinations would terminate. It was not | Jean Davenport Lander and Froderick Pauld. | Austin about = 2 lock ~ yesterday for Nome work for us Frol ) piyment. Send self nyelope. ' Lib- 3 4 i 9 tol s he watched her Sunday after Sunday | Until the Wednesday preceding the 14th-| Ing, and on Saturday night they will be seen | being drunk and disorderly, = Horder Is a Co., L s 1 - | trom his seat in the gallery. The sweotest, | that Stuhbs was able to satisfy his Abig in a grand double bill of come id path: fiddler and had been somewhere playing for briy Bupply 3 OAl AND PEWRITING. | the tenderest of flowers! Ah, that he might curiosity by revealing the following conver- | consisting of Charles Mathews' “famous com. 1 dance where there was plenty of liquor, WANTED, GIRL 8 TR e T SHORTHAND AND TYPE et mt Chrens It away between. g | sation, most sacred and confidential of na- | edy, “The Dowager Countess,” and Charles | Sinco his experience with Hans Albert at Gorman pref ifier. “Nothing taicen for loss. Tdio 1050 11is et sebuBn L #l D I, Dross ab Tt A fmenoifud | ture, had the night before with his trutsful | Hannan's exquisite dramg, “The Setting ot [ the church a.few nights ago Judge Fowler 2 ot month. . Nothing taken for less than tHeNgHL 1 yeL It I8 poRbitia’ thiatithie Howar | Lriend) P Bristoll the Sun.” has shown a cold, heartless feeling for NEY TO Lo < S B | B - - Tmight hve shrunk from such a narrow fate, | ‘'Stubbs” at last blurted the electrictan, - violinists and as soon as he heard Horder FOR RENT - HOUSES. Ly L el e roveD AN y“","i',";S(,"“{,‘:"‘f"‘Ag“ ,[,‘}‘f‘,‘,“;’,,“,‘.‘l,"mg“ T e At o that e mhie: | as the ale coursed courage through his at | There is a great deal of curiosity to sea | Was that sort of a professional he as 1 Tnten. 105 a_Tine ench Insertion, $LG l-c‘“\ywl r‘rfi:l-r\‘}" ROV l:\“:‘\ u{.mlxl;‘:lx):‘ rrovep | Xt oo Tt | pected the wish. She and her aunt had tenuity, “I—I have composed some verses, | this new American play, “In Old Kentuc and costs. et ot Nothing taken for less than 25 ity propesty., 8000 and upwards o4 T Poticad the fervor of Beter's glances. to be | declariis my love, and—and I've constructed | which comes to Boyd's Thoater thres | William Myra caused the arrest of Xandla e TR IT] m_,r = LSRRI P ‘WANTED—TO BORROW. e nd the younger Abigail had. joked | @ most sensitive phonograph which enunci- | nights, commencing Sunday night next, so | Bauer, charglug him with maliclous destruc- =t —— = G 2 o4l ates them In my tenderest tones. And I | well recommended. It is said to be a con. | tion of property. Myra and Bauer both live ¥ the elder Abigail about them, and the elder want your adyice as to how I shall send it | scientious and creditable effort to present in | in the Rowley block. Myra is a subject of ¥ i A v, Y. Tates, 1%c_a_word first Insertion, 1c n_word e OO COTTAGH] ) ] CHOIOR “"‘"’fi;fl,,"f.’“?i“f"mfl'fr Shoios. oo ?y o | uiereatier. or. " Nothing taken for losa than %, Abigail with a toss of her head had pro- ‘e a8 i Crfninze dnsinl 201 Bee wka and lowa farms or Omaha city | == : s = tested that It was not for lack of prettier | (0 MY dear Abigall. an interesting form a graphic story of life | charity. and, in fact, Bauer loaned the fur fi:;;;),‘;;.';’ feliiL D753 — MOnEXS “‘;};\n[h)' o ‘?l “lffl\‘ IMPROVED | men she had waited so long. And, indeed, Stubbs pondered and said, “Let me see | W the mountainous and blue grass regions ot | niture he and his wife are using at the pres- T R T T u * | it.” to gain more time for pondering. Kentucky. According to the preliminary an. | ent time. When Bauer learned that Oh, 1 cannot. It Is for ears alone.” nouncements, it possesses a number of dra. | Myra and his wife had been talking about Well, how large fs it?" matic surprises, and is in tone, treatment | him and . went into Myra's room to call T OCK, | MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWE ber of carefully selected fiFst mortgages. any men must have beer prettier men. ¥ K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK proved und unimproved Omaha, real estate, | Garvin Bros., Bldg. M166 17 George Stubbs knew of this passion, too, 3 & MASON — R i S L] “Here it s id P. Bristol, taking a | and development of character far more ar« | him down. ~While in there Bauer broke e AblEatl bt tistic than the average drama of its cl the bedstead and Myra had him arrested. D754 o T P )2 1'to 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. and had tossed it with his wit for the grati- DB e o VTR = P 4 small, square package from his breast.y AR = MONEY TO LOAN ON 5 dared not proffer his plensuntry regarding it e ¥ &t SL RS 8 e, M. Wyt oo "'""';‘:"-Mx ndu- | == e e | BUREAU, SURSS' 00 “BOLICLTONG Reo | EAINEA her malsvolence séme tima since and e e R [C L oo McCarty's case will come up Wednes Bt Foom Batterson block, 163 Farnam. MONEY LO{;\I\ ON (’)\L\lt\l :}cop:».n_{“’ Building, OMAHA, NEB. Advive FREL. she had privately vowed that, whatever her Splendid. 1t couldn't be ot Bight Bells” will be presented at the | day morning g b — 4 aans. ol pid e o DL = he Stubbs. A potent vaw, for Mistress Abi- | a (ERA 8 - eenth Stre \eater for one week, com- AL AGENCY, 607 BROWN BLOCK. GBNTHAL LOAN AND TRUST CO, 3% 1B = B e oapent Ty o Mistress AbL | fined taste. Will you do thls for me, '0ld | mencing with Sunday matince, February 1, 0 % 2 S DM W account of her possessians, which he hoped | fTiend? by " the popular and clever pantomimists | A letter addressed to Chief Mitchell and RABLE_HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF 3 501 N. Y, Life. might be a dowry for his ¢hild, and he was “}rs, !rl)m “old friend” would do it, and he | Brothers Byrne. Their last season’s pro- -Chief Beckett arrived yesterday from rity, cheap. J. H. Parrotte, Douglas block. J Wedi7mge e = | willing enough that shé should say ‘“veto | 39 he next day he procured a large, { duction will be remembered by every one as | Colorado Springs announcing that Henry D M502£20 DI R i Leaves (CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.[Arrives | o0 ! 'I-" 4 “‘fw onl »"m s ",03‘"‘(‘1‘;0 red-bound album, much resembling the | one of the most thrilling and entertaining | \wijson had been sentenced to five and one- 5 > 7 COTT, MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha 5 DLop > | hymnal which he had picked from the dust | comedies on the road. — This geason they : 2 2 Y-ROOM HOUSE AND A 6-ROOM COTTAGE, | ¥ iy il = 2 she would say “Dono.”” . So the lovers, for " C L i qons half years in the penitentiary. The letter ey et Ficee\as achas || ealiestate.iiBrennian ETove S Co. - Paxion SRR T Soh were George wad: Abigall wees cop. | fOF the palpitating elder Miss Abigall. *“The | will keop up the high standard adopted, by | years¥ul: e fponlinntinry. || [Tha sk hot and cold water; large vard with shade i Chicago EXpress....... stralned to be lovers in ecret, and hence fn | YTY thing!” shouted P. Bristol, with tears | Introducing a number of new and wonderful s, wriltonzibysiCharles Thuviow 20EAHHE X ience in | of gratitude, and so, indeed, it proved. The | mechanical tricks, heautiful scenery amd | Thurlow Las ARG truewt mear_motor; barn At desied. W, G. 4 and Towa Local. 0 atzalns A o R s MONEY TO LOAN— CHATTELS. A IR T y phonograph fitted to a nicety In a recess | properties on which they have expended | tiienmAy e B within the cover. thousands of dollars, Their wall and litho- | South Omaha and taken to Colorado on the charge of stealing 500 head of sheop, That i M1 ke Little wonder that George Stubbs knew of But how () ra v y and. quality. ig ut how shall T send it?” he continued. | graphic work in quantity and quality is el SR Sl > T 185 GARIT % MONEY 70 LOAN— Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.|Arrives | is friend’s passion, for P. Bristol's harp had Ol REA 28 CAPITOL, AVENT 3 arp 1 e 1088, ot (REloWem Sonaible’paten | Al _DSPOL A AN S [ Omalia | but a single string, and the poor fellow | ot jet young Ralph deliver the package | surpassed. The Brothers Byrne are surely a Sunday morning to the young lady herseir, | talented and enterprising firm, and deserve | Tépresentations and brought them to this ¢ market, where he sold part of the bunch. story residence, 14 Yooms. Henry W. Il or large, at the lowest possible rates, in D tho Quickest: possible” tme and“for any, tenigth Denver Txprem. am | would wang away of it MElts in his rooms of tiie to sult you. You can pay it ba Express. vhen they were sharing a pipe and a modes 3 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. | ich nstuimenc i sou itk wien yoll wiah SRR wwhen they Were sharing a pipe and a modest | and simply say, let me sce—simply say thai | tho igh place they hold in the Gpinion of | MArke! L th R ich imatalimestSTan you e e e anin el st B e alo until the refrain would have maddened | i¢'ts for Miss Abigall.” otFLELSHtariREr O The balanco he shipped to Chicago, and “Rates, 1o n word first Insertion, 1o n word You can borrow on Lincoln Local (except Sunday).. ad not the pipe and ale been a “How considerate you have been!” sighed while waiting for his remittance from the thereatier. Nothing taken or less b HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - sl prophylactie. L g gned White City he was discovered by the Sonth pereatio othing taken for less than L AGONE AND ¢ 7 “Why don't v o the lover. On Thursday evening Sam T. Jack's A 5 by 7 S 5 GONS AND O S, N K. C. ST I, & C B, Arrivey hy don't you tell her?” Stubbs would r e . : A ? n r Omaha police and locked up. At first Wil- FOR RENT, D SIRADLE WARBHOUSE, RECEITS, MURCHANDISE, | Gmatal Depot 16t and Mason Omana | ask. aalieuaneinni sty rerion o Kold L YA OIAyEhompany L 61e 010 Age and | 0 de a great blufl at his innocence and rooms. Inquire 1919 Dodg Wit .fimnuuy OF T MOV OF s DFORSrty: 1 don't even know her—ah, me!” the 0;”“"“(;‘1;;!0 mllhl(x‘(' ‘\_\(‘n\*..:.-‘nurl’ll:xr mu;s.m also. | Youth company” combined will appear at | a0, % (orvthing, but when e was taken TOLAN HOUSE, 211 NORTH I1§TH ST.; OAAITA MORTUAGE LOAN'COn g ght 1 LDy Tran P™ | poor lover would sigh. i . spectable maiden aunt | the Tifteenth Street theater for a three |y 6, (e court In Colorado he weakencd ont; pleasant rooms; good llll)\l" 306 SOUTH 16TH STRER st Lriend S “I will introduce you." I\\Xl!( ;Iu!“ll\x into white heat |!I eflame of | nights’ engagement nqnl Saturday matinee. and pleaded guilty to all the charges. Firat flooe above the st INCOR. | Lgaves | CHICAGO, . I & PACINIC. [Arrives | “I don't care, George—I really don't care. | houo kindied within her eliasto 1f restricted | Sam T. Jack's companies Hiavo always beon 5 PN, Gmaa|Union Depot 0 & Mason sts.| Omaha | 1¢ T should think of such an ecstatic, terrific | Stabis, - Tor. Patert Hor rer manmy | ol e O o I Dot Shotiln SultDotensos HA, s et iy : fepucl statio, Stubbs, or Peter! er great, manly | son that they give a good show. In pre- ; X769 3 moment-—while z deter!. N B [ Thie 5 Sob Vel b v s i BAST. moment——while I was walking this floor, for | Detor!” No wonder he was so motest, ail | senting his double company, Mr. Jack witl | CHiet Mitonell regeiyailye dol LR LOR W FURNISHED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY ST 3Y TO LOAN ON HORS WAGONS, Sl e ':xx“:‘lr:;lc[ ‘I l\\\n]xld mnl in such a heap that | noble souls shrunk back from serutiny Into | continue to merit the same well known | J. Arsubright, the South Omaha ofiicer who planos i} s, sines - b Sty 5 { ake hou v/ . 8. 5 R, A X - 3 i o S T Bopm o NIgDE XD e r:’:nln"y "\:‘3:['(;'blcnt}w’l‘l:"lnvf the sanctuary of themselves, Besides, he | reputation of giving a burlesque attraction | Is in jail in Auburn for killing his father-in- i RS | proonm: Ciciio Ventibuied, " Lt 0 priatiakt <~ | appreciated hier position and worth, ‘and | which Is acknowledged to bo one of the | law, yesterday. Mr. Argabright says that A 12:104 . (to C. B. ex. L overy qualm wi or " s WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF e “Well, then, T can't sce what you can gain | ority and 4 tributs. to her enarms. . Woutd | oo O 0 e le regrets very much that he committed the security; strictly confidential. A Harris, by alll this hullaballoo,” retorted Stubbs one | | ter the g0 e Life is Mixor, act, but he declares that it was cither shoot SR1 fory foom 1 Continental block. X=m 0:30amOklahoma & Texas Exp. ex. Sun)12:1 evening after his thousandth reiteration. fin 'r‘g:f.;qub cuu\r!n‘s.nhln m']ml her*shat fate- i A A uy A or be killed himself. He says there wera FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUS SONGY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, “Cotorado Limited IS0 | S ETR) b lloATEELaw:: unkintelearicas owi | hi o L T O b Thar Gonan nt of soro- | o or four men pounding him at once and for man and wife, Rent taken in board, all. articles of value. Fred Terry, 430 Rumge cruel! There is a secret A 1tal a tithe of her Intrepid spirit, then | fula in their blood. The agonies caused by | j¢ jo had not used his revolver they would all ax ) Rame TN RAGIc o (et (el here 18 scor t; saored link be- there could be no question! . And, it ho dla, | {he dreadtul sunuing sores and other mani- | o\ kitoq him 3 e S e — nion Depot 10th uson_sts.| Omah c h sensible, | what should she return? For some token | fstations of this disease are beyond descrip- s Vi A o n;‘}?%.\'fiflw “MODERN (”N\\{iw' B ",?,,"’.E;‘:‘[f;}"n ruRNITURE e - though appparently strangers. When we | she would return, and that specdily. Some- | ton. There Iy ho other remedy equal to g.\l..‘(;."w'\l,‘.',‘:;n i\'l}l"“fln‘.:::;‘:‘" AN {',',gfil':hf.";,',', A 4 i o MONEY S AND! 'um AGES, 5! & Stromsb's Ex ne aze, 5 | very sell. A lower, a kerchief—no, and every form of blood disease, It s rea- | { % Pha vatdtn i ey o o, 220 Noroh 1t MoN AN A sidopm..........;Pacitio._ Expres 5 commingle and converse. And the day will | watchguard of lier shining tresses. That bly stro to benefit all Wi give it & fair = ";L,";. The farciot crihopidsnpnt ity FUENISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. g’l::*l"Y ‘I“\’\I": RECEIPTS, & 2 come, perhaps it is now at hand, when my | was it. How he would cherish such a o . Mr. Argabright's frlends in this ecity are NISHED ROC . | MONEY ON MERCHANDISR, o niTins, | Leaves [CHIGAGO, MIL. & ST: . ingenuity, my genius, shall find a voice fit to | binding tie of affection and press it to his oo glad to know that he was justified fn dofng “Rates, 1%c n_word first insertion, 1o a_word MO ON goods that vemain with you, Omaha|Union Depot 10th & Mason st plead my cause—a voice my own, but with- | dear, tremulous lips! ~ Her shining tresses: Hood's pills cure all liver llla What he did, and are now confident that h thereafter, Nothing taken for less than 2o, MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, - P : out embarrassment, without faltering.” The 'spinster unplaited them and ruefully e i ;‘l‘lm"u_ PR Gkt e AL AR, FOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDI ¢ MONRY At Howist Hous R e B AR ““You interest, you excite me, my doar | scanned thelr moagerness, Could she sery POULTRY FANCIERS MEET. i DL NG YOS HO TN DI e " MONEY 1N GUICKEST POSSIBLE TIsB, : boy. Pray tell me what you contemplate.” | as appras apprentice to Time, the barber? Left Without Paying. MONEY THAT you may Iu(l)‘lw.“k“ll(‘ull\{' {ime '(‘f.y'.\'{i'.J Pl B \".:u VALLEY, [Awrives “It's all in nubibus now, but in time Iwill | Dare she make such a sacrifice of such an | They Revise Their Constitution and Recelvo | Two men registered at the Leo hotel a few M WITH BIRIOTTY ""fi.,,,“ lock, ¢0 ‘or. 15th and H‘,fim,y e, ITH- al . 15th | s, | Omaha (‘u'rmlu:;xu:, Irn”nu\untl;\l:l fix")ln}.,. Tell me uncertainty? = She could and siie darcd. Several Additionnl Members. duys ago and were given quarters without i 2 “0:050m ~Dendwood Express......... s:10pm | What day of the month I3 today. he remorseless shears clipped, and a little | The Poultry Fanciers association met at | being asked to pay in advance. They r :0sam(ix. Kat) Wyo. Bxp. (Ex, Mo 5100 “Why, the 40th of January, of course.” | white spot bene o left car g : - e sigmin. Noitoll [‘v)!'v‘r:lu ‘lfix. Sunday) 104 15um 0 two_ ek Trom fomoFrow t A P s HL O ”,“’d‘ DRmINS A ":'.'“ l“ss f"l“”"" “l“" i istered as John J. Wood and W. I, Nestle, HA AORBYSS r s B0 BAUL IR OIRAR, L “What are you driving at? The reform- Synday morning came and litle Miss | Vised its constitution and by-law rder | Last evening they called for thoir valiscs, 3 ?VSINEEB CHANGES, Tenves [CHICAGO & NORTIWESTIN.JArr ation of the calendar? ~The—the 14th of | Abigall, the neice, was watching at the | the new amendmeats the membership fee is | stating that they wanted tochange thoi YL T TW Dnlf)‘mmmfi ;"M"TTLl,i\l!-LY WCATYED-‘ ON \In\nluul' P. Depot 10th & M. February. garden gate bright and early. Her vigilance | increased to &1 per year and tho guaranty | clothing, as they were going 1o work in i private family. ,’E‘L 2 ensy terms. Bo city, RS e “No, not simply and vulgarly tio 14th of | was rewarded. Ralph, the messenger, was | fund for exhibition purposes is dispensed | gambling houso heve. Shortly afterwaras AT T JT0 . | HOTEL FOR SALE, 81, SHENANDOAH, { 1 L b February, but St. Valentine's day—the feast | prompt in his delivery and she received from | With they made their escape through the back ue \unh 2th street. ~M159 17" . Y—823m1 Zastern X of the patron saint of all faithful lovers, of | him a square package, which, on being Seyeral new members were admitted last | ent aking all their effects and leaving FOOMS AND FIRST-CLARS DOARD; HOUSE | MEAT MARKET FOR SAL RALI H"fn?""“ AL)iLlle:ciRasn (R, ) 92 whom I am the most faithful. Then it is I | opened, revealed a red bound book, a fa evening. Major Crofft exhibited a fine puir | nothing but an unpaid board bill behind ewly furnished, modern, 1810 Capitdl avel located; ‘doing good cash family _trade p Lo e10200m | ghall make the attempt which I now am | simile of ‘dear auntfe's” hymnal. So | Of Indian game pullets. It was aunounced | them. A descrivtion of the fellows was tel. F-M0T 17 fitted up firat clags, including sausage fuotory, nves | CIBIC. |Arrives | COMJuring. Question me not. When they | struck was little Miss Agigail with that Expert Judge Davis of Lincoln would | ephonea to the Omaha police by Captain FARGR SOUTIT RODM, WITH BOARD, THLE- S s b e {9 Omana] Depot, 15th and_ Webster ats. |"Omana | shall have produced, then to you, my friend, | identity that she tripped to the hou be brought to Omaha for the purpose of | Austin. S0 LS whone and steam. Reforcnces. 33 Nufth 18 | - Address C. Beo ofice, Councll Liuty, /. R T T R il L oxl;l!lflh SlAston Iony my friond, cwill T;nu;u;xln-.x it for its original in the case on ;;"_:‘)“';:'[‘1'5;;0“"'%.' stock for members of the 1 Stolen Goods M1 13% — S T seek advice.” And with such an indefi- | the hall stand sociation. 3 A AN Ry0ae) b e 5 = B:10pm.. Dadly” (ex Sun) Nebras i nite assurance Stubbs was forced to remain Datain . "ldoar: auntleiiithe ‘spinster, was.| | Auong ‘the poultry’ fanciops:present lusy |- Detectivel Thomas, made & yaluable'fnd FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS. A ] e S R e R e i icn o snihster, o | syuoing trom stter placon wore: G, G | yentortay. Hid away undor tho “Twe - P s A0YRE [ Chy i B B M i The next day being Sunday, Stubbs slowly | stifled by the fumes of jealous rage. Where, | PO of tho Boyer Valley Poultry ussoci- i Johns” saloon on N strect ho discovered a ates it Insertion, 1o ARE BUSINESS CHANCE_OLD ESTA Qmalial. Ten 4 Webster sts. | Omaha | o rolion toward the Memorial chapel. Ho | oh! where, was the valentine? “It cometh | dvion, T. J. Sugert, president of the Western | juyg0 valise filled with ladies' wearing ap- hereafter. Ni taken for less than rt stote in city of 30,000; art stock, A " 0 [, 1, 0 Ahicre 19 A L B A L R UL o B City. Accommodation. , was perplexed; he was perturbed. — P. Bris- | not.” sho said. “Oh! if I had that rascally | (oW AsS0cibion AndaT “" 1“““' of tho ester ’ou y D s of Lincoln 4« ROOM, 634 §0. 1TTH ST, G- MS43 sell nl\‘lr‘h{ imll. business reasons ‘I‘n‘l“u;:l- 4] '.5';*.1"".“:..1:’*- tol, the nervous, idiotic visionary was one | Stubbs here I could scratch his eves out, Richard ' ing. Address 8, Dee. 4l 2 a RIS SN IR stareg s thing, but P. Bristol, the skillful craftsman, | And yet, with the hopeful hypocrisy of her 18pds read 4o qnloveqgling paper | ' T f = il e " . ;|4 et, © 0! P O T o knives and forks. Mr. Thomas is of the FOR RENT— STORES AND OFFICES | o 5xip, nist PAYING HOTEL 1N HOUS SIOUX CITY & PAGIVIC, | the fagenius lnven(or, was by far anothor. | nex, sht ‘aruyed and composed herself on “Thoroughbred Pouliry, opinfon that the valise and articles have = o nig lease, 10w rent; account scknoss. J g ¢ ‘Mason s He was quite sufficient, 8o Stubbs felt, to | placed the watchguard in her pocket, d o e > 4 s “ates, 100 a_line ench fnsertion, $1.50 4 Long Jenss, /10w _rent 6, Moknas, t 10th & | 1 3 v a pocket, de been stolen, e took them to the police sta Ay "NM,“"K" “‘.m_“';_ el m’;‘ Wileley & Cherey, 400 Kiam vullding, Howston, 7 e %0 manipulate the mysterics of nature as | scended demurely, and, taking the case con- | ‘WILL REBUILD. ! S § ) to fascinate a romantic young girl like Abi- | taining prayer book and hymnal from the tion, where they will be held for i tifica- = R - = ) . — — Paul EXpress.e.. .. ok tion. There is 1o name on either the silver- FRICRENT, THE LSTORY BRICK BUILDING | TS0 SX15 A FINE DRAY LINE IN A LIVE e gall; and when o romantic young girl once | hall stand, procecded with her brother ana | St Magdalen's Church to Be Robuilt on the 3 1 p City: Hood reasons tor selling. Address F. G, | Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIF] v becomes fascinated, did not black become | niece to the memorial chapel. Old Jite, tified ware or clothing by which they can be iden- cument bagement, completo steam heating fix; o maha| Dej 5 Vebstos i e on ull tloors Blanchard, Atlantie, Ta. Y Omaha] Depot, 16th and Webster sts, | Omaha. | white, and stutterings poetry, and awkward- Within the scant congregation, if any- The trustees ot St Magdalen's church, e amca of the Tico. GPPOREUNITY TO BUY TALE INTRRGST S Taul Limied. . noss fgraco, and Botton’s wirs tho delight | thing seantier, was assembled. Tiio Dovbes, | which was destroyed by ilro at the tiuo tho e i Ronars | in el establiahed hotel business County (ICRicngo. Lamited 11101 of Titania? Friendship was all very well [ the Perrys, the Cuylers were present, and 80 | Bostop store was burned, have decided to re bullding, 16th and 1. v Sl induce- seat; bargain; best reasons for selling, — Ad- = while it meant pipes and bowls and patron Mr. Stubbs, lurking In a rear pew. L My S b ° | Stromsburg 5 ! v % Lock box 86, Sheridan, Wyo. Leaves | OMAHA . LOUIS. | |Arrives Mr. 3 a rear pew o 0ld site an ebuild av onee. D A B e v 80 and s A RS O LA : caver || OMAIA & BT LOUIS. larives” | fying laughter at a frioniPadwealnesses, but | And there, too, Was (he faithful P. Bristoj | UH tho old site and will vebusld at once. The Citizens Campaign ‘elub meots at Billiaing: e s i TR o when one’s own, r.u.un\‘n,y-lun-- s was at | in his eyrie, awaiting with unusual twiteh- | Plans huve been prepared for a two st Prvonka's hall Thursday night - e : 3 i Louls Cannon Ball.......: stake, then it must give ‘Wa¥and let interest | ings the co! gding of ls. How brick church and school building to cost § The " "orerans hel 3 3 g ORE AN " FOR EXCHANGE‘ hla ngs the commingling of souls. How his I'he Daughters of Voterans held o curd FOR RENT, CORNER STORE AND DASH ( have an inning. ‘ goodly countenance beamed, to bo sure, 000, The school and residence of the Sisters | purty aud social at Knights of 1’ythias hall nt, and Howard streets, ‘best locatio — = ————— i $ J atcUth and. Howard te, -bost iocation line cach insortion, It was but a scant congregation which | the little party procecded down the aisle. | of the Precious Blood will be included in the | last nighv i the city for commission house. Desirable 3 L 1 siall. stores Xposition bulldtig wAjoining 1. Nothing taken us 0 ELEVENTH STREET VIADUCT. | attended the Memorial ohapsl. As the in- | One Parthian glance did the spinster direct | main building. “T'he fivst floorof tho build- | T'he membors of the school board hel a ! oat theator, " AL J. Popploton, xoom 314 W ARMS IN NEDRASKA, K e come was assured and theoffortory a work | against him,. & &lanco of reproach, yet of | ing will be used asa school aud hall, vha | session yostorday afternoon long. enough rst. National bauk bldg. I X and Colonel Stuht Has'un Idea of Commencing | ©f supererogation, it rathok took pride in | trust, and then, as she smoothed down her [ second floor being reserved for church uses. | gliow the monthly bills. YT T TR R 8 R Ise., horses and cattie. Address box T8 Mandamus Prooceedings. this exclusive fact, whichuiit deemed an | skirts within the pew, she complacently | — Worl will be commoneed on thenew build: |~ g were born to Mr. and Mrs. Charle % It is stated that Ernest Stuht has o hait. | Anstcan quality. Sulhuln»ln a8 he sought | patted the watchguard i her pocket”for his ing 48 s00n us tho weather will permit, e el b R b L LA LA | a retired pew, comprehamded’ those present | agitate searance assured her that he had L chnery vosterday los in tickled ¢ AGENTS WANTED. S e g i tuiro prop. | incubated iutention of instituting mandamus | jn a glanc 'here wete the Dobbses, the ,'l‘,t":.|\“,,1llf'|, A7ARSS AMSUEMQ NS tUat ha tagd THE REALTY MARKE is & boy nud vho ovher a glrl (A it orty,improved unimproved. W Welch, | proceedings to compel the council to go ahead. vlers, the Perrys; there Was the faithful Rev. Charles appeared and the servics | - In compliance with tho custom flags wevo il }é‘.’...‘,‘..'\‘.""m‘ii"‘.:'v'f.',‘"il,‘.‘,"h..f,‘.'f"" line per | 00 Paxton block. c 3438 119 ' | \yith the proposed repairing of the Eleventh | P. Bristol In his eyrierawalting the com- | decorously advanc At tho proper moment | INSTRUMENTS placed on record February | flun to the breezes yesterday from cach of -~ i M __ | STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS; | street viaduct, and will be heurd from at | MINENNg of souls. — But/where was the rec- | the spinster took her hymnal from tho ¢ bk D ek the public school buildings in honor of Lin- BOLICUTORS, COUNTRY AND. CITY, FOR AN ant horses and cattle. Box 205, Frankfort 3 , tor's family? Even as he theught, there was | There slight delay, as the reot WARRANTY DEEDS, comn's birthday Ailvertising anap. Call before noon ‘or address | _1nd. % tho counil mecting tonight. & LoraOKls: b starohoa skiNeuADd Lhe Irans | oot e i A S e . Quick ‘and husband to 8 G Cady, South Omaha lodge No. 227, Ancient Ordor A e D ing. e R e ST T s v \uvm be rvlnw_mn.»rlml 1::““:;““10 was | frou of drapery, and thevBbinater and his | mhoce was sllonce. [n the gatlery P. Brstol | Hoiriati e unl hisnsid td B 0 | United Workmen, gave a danco and social a e = of state, for general merchandse or served on the Union Pacitic ofticials to go | dainty beloved swept afid’glided down the | (i i \ Ohristine S o e 18 1l last uight, T'he evening was happil v o a8 concentrating his soul the little Christine Schnet ¢ 30 feet lot 1 i il | vening waus happily ”W>ANTED——T0 RENT. varlog. Address Look box I Wood River u’heud with this work, and ia respouse to | alsle. 3 AN P violets that nodded on his beloved's best k Knoll add ity ; pent by the Largo number present Ao 1k Word Arel Jnsertion, 1o & Word — that notice a letter was received from Ed- One coy glance did theelder Abigail shoot | ht, [n the rear pew Mr. Stubbs was pineh- | & Hopkins and wife X, Laly division No. 8, Un ned R eatic '«uuuux taken foF loas than 2e. R |1 x;-n_uN ¢ klm B8 AND LO N | ward Diciinson, goneral manager for the re- | toward the gallery, a metk, mild, maidenly | jng nimselt and {hion folded his arms with lots s, 4 B 1, 6 23 to & I [Kulgits of Pythins, will meet Tucsduy « RNEEE Rooh CTIonAia | Omuha for Nebruaka lund. - The . . 3‘:\“. celvers of that company, ealling attention to | one; but Mr. Stubbs' intenfhess intercepted nic aplamb: t0 West_Bidas ot 'S, igels ing, Pebruary 13, ot Bauer's ball for UBNISHED ROOM NEA oM ) b am streel, “—MM 3 | 1ho peceiversbip and advising that | it and interpreted its pleading. The Rev Littie Mias Ablgall felt mohool-day | obens Byt te M. B Jonnson annual election of offfvers and Lo cowfer $4,000.00 m;m;u\'“-u" ‘mn( yuunl % Nl\1;ll>.\‘:_ all !.’xrthur communications be addressea | Charles beat |I\114 cushion nnii whiksed the | emories revive within her; she wanted so undiv Ba on w llne nw ne rank STORAGE, and cloth o exchangs for Nebraska | to the court that appointed the | Pages in vain: Mr. Stuubs had found a clew, | o giggle. But bit her lips and devoutly | J and G B Darker to C I3 Her There w ) meeting o ) e —_—— . land; give descrption. Box 81 West Pointy Neb. | receivors, as no money wus now at their dis- [ and was absorbed in its traciug et imhe pinater opencd. the | - perley, lots 18 and 19, biock 2, L.«.'m,- VRO Reevnn u’.f\“v‘nfl”. S [: siagee. 'l\'u".\lh::, ;“;-L«nhm- rtion, $1.60 u line per e e ~ " | posal for the prosecution of any such work. After service, while the daughter—an- | pool. And then—then throughout that B fwenue parl gy a quorum present, Muyor Walker and Coun uh han e, INEST AND DEST PAVING DRUG STORE | In uccordanco with this communication, | other Mary-—-romained awaiting (ho disrob- | Momorial chapel, from floor to floor, from Willismsen and.wife 19.0.5 Hig cilmen Koutsky, Conley und Mullally wer i 1o o - | duots cnd mn\un,um.numl..-ml,y of that | ward, like Martia, troubled about many | yoice, enunclating slowly, and, with a touch VanNamee (0 1 W Lytle : Miss Harusook and Miss Wood r 3 FOR NOUSEHOLD GOODS: CLEAN e . committees will ‘rebort tomorrow night in [ domestic things. Wnd her the reboubtable | g cxpresion of both pride and yearning L5, blook 122 Omaha e ¥ cibY WorS b eIwil from 8 Bugy hbEWIRIStH RTOR HOHRRIGLD Goank: ¢ 18 ACRES HAY LA FRON favor of instructing the attoruey to go before | Mr. Stubbs ventured to join, despite tho | (h% foilwing Hnes Hans Madsen to I Marde AR Wore i owit from ShRgRY L BV ORLIoH) ) City, 1. trad groc i 00 s ; . ook 5. Deer park eyt brade K handk Judge Dundy and Present the situation, aud | acidulated pucker of her ilps and the sus- “When this you Lear, hiocke B, Deer, park 4 ¢ in Omuha. Tho horse became fright parel of a costly style. It also contained a sot of solid silver spoons and some silver Magle City Gossip. Ofiicer Larson is spending his vacation as Dakota. WIIl sell cheap or excliange for = = 2 ascertatn whether or not the city has uny | picious glimmer of her eyes. n i, Ldllle Miles und husband 3 ing | WANTED--TO BUY. - rights which the Union Pacific re ()uv.-n ;m\s My”dear Miss Abigail,” ho began, “I have Your lovees noar Danlels, !_“‘ l"f 8 ts '\“ od and trping shur " the vehic Tulew, 1%C & word firat lnsertiom, 1o GARBAGE. bound to respect. Then, if the court con- | such a delicate matter which I wish to con “ B0, do not quat, cplack 4 Tised's 1at s ¥ oltner of the ladios was' seriously in e e J0rh Svak lasetion. Lo AL , A __ | cludes that the public is entitled to same | Ade to you." e xalen A8 s it o undiv ¥ 10t 1l The B. H. R. Dancing clib mot Rates, 10¢ & line oach insertion, $1.60 » line | conslderation in this particular, an order “If it's about my niece, you would best The secret's told! Do not o evening ‘”1 the ho o J stree A AVANTED TO BUY, X KTOCK 0F DILY GOODS | Do month. 5 tak loss than 2. | will be requested direoting the receivers to | save your breath,” she snapped. e i s At s QUIT CLATM DHEDS third and S cloihing or ol rent - tlore building ALL ORDERS FOITHE REMOVAL OF GAR. | have tho desirea repairs made and set apart No; that dear personal matter I will put Ab et Don't fal, ] husband 1o Ohrist uad Towi, 3,000 10 5,000 papulation prefareed. ¥ Vake. pute. ashes, rotusa wnd Cleas the money necessary to bave the work done. | aside. It is of my friend T would speak, L sl wig tax’lot 10 In oo 10 8. Frank Mol Wi N M 148 vaulis and o % this o il o| and, and of you." ence once mor The silenc . . . ~ = prompuy attended & Sy Wit A slight cold, if neglec oft 'k Ot me?" simpered the spinater.- dropping | of -dnceagruily ba Jav. Ohasies ot T T R 5 FOR SALE -MISCELLANEOUS. g i A slig . glected, often attacks | yor great red-bound Hymnsl in her confur | risid and white as Lot’s wife, Littl TR et el tar lot 10 U sl Kirby, Ina Kenworthy m my empio A ‘s Brono o - Ean samn. DA, Folab the lungs. Brown's Bronchial trochees give 0. Abigall's face was hidden In her har locber, lot 7. Birlokiand's eabdiv, ] bristle, It Hall, 8. 1B JOii SALECA GOOD DOUDLE BLEIGH. IN I clty garbagd contrucior, rooms ¢ | Sure and immediate relief. Sold only In | " Of you." chief. Her forw was shaken with emotion n, A. L. Hunter, Har ondio Qulie ai Windsor stabl Q247 148 wnd 7, Barker block. Tel Ly M3ss | boxes. Price 25 cents, “And what bave I to do with & friend of | At frst sound the spinster bhad nearly otal amount of transfers, ‘Carpenter and E. C. Gates. Denter, § Ma