Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1894, Page 7

FOR SALE-REAYL ESTATE. A BLUFF THAT DIDN'T GO. losses, ;rnmmus enough to win moder- ’[HE RE“CS (}F FOUR “'\RS ] | SPEGlAL NOTIUE& FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PERSON A Rates, 1%o word first fasertion, 1o a_word 1o word firat insertion. 1o a_word Continued: — ately ho is unsatisfied, and determined to thereatier. Nothing taken for loss than 25o. er. " Nothing taken for less than %e. Jultus Chambers In Cincinnat! Commereial. ;‘;“-"‘"""l :"‘""‘;'"l "“"'|“'l‘|"" ‘;'Y despotling AN — — - ken ot lews o " n ¢ @ proprietor ory dollar he possesses. ‘Advertisements for these columns will be taken | TOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF | MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1119 DONGE, 5 Never aince that night have 1 touchoed | Thia in especially tre of romiette, tare aod B wnti] 12:30 p. m. for the svening and until 9:00 p. Women's Christian assoclation. 111 8. 17th st. | UM-467 136 ¢ i ¥ L HE b N Rihere : " ‘ot R B, for the morning and Sunday editions. 7 e —_— s a card! I was a collector for a dry goods trentest quarante. = In poker the player Trophics that Silently Proo'aim Their Advortisers, by requesting a numbered echeclk, MADAME LA ROOK, MASSAGE. m N. 16TH SOUT $1,00.00 ON PRICES OF EACH OF My | house, and reached Chicago on a winter | DAs time to mentally reason and discuss L r;nunnv;'.%:r;-‘-.:lmrx“::"v;nwm: hot '.'L;‘”:fl; n;\‘znnfln'.“;rrn BOARD. PRICE "'"fiiufnm\:'zrf pariors 12 and 13, 652 14 houses,” obliged o sell something. afternoon from the northwest with several | the probability regarding the strength of Nation's Viotories, p B Wivered upon presentation of the check. oo — o~ GET MARRIED. SEND FOR MY DIO PAPER |- — 001 thousstid ‘doliare’ 6F the Arm's money. fn my :‘h’;ml;';m];hm" 'nx;\lmu mw,l It "ht““?"”l i B ! OOM AND BOARD, 2013 CAP ,T,.l AV undreds of advertisers want hushands and ] L L onably the safest game that can be play: P | ————— = = o7 e wives. Mallod sealed for stamp. W, H. Ha possession. The collections made In the | for money, It the Hmit bo small and un- [ SITUATIONS - WANTED. DESITL DL BN I DOARD. Nt PRI | sy emver, ok Vo Instructions fust recelved from eastorn owner | larger cities were chiefly in the form of certi- | alterable. A MUSEUM THAT HAS A HISTORY i e word first insertion, 1o a_word ate tamily. 108 N. 19th, S r—em-15 u\sfiur;‘ TREATMENT, CTRO-THER: | Feferring 0" threo beautkal modern €oUARES | fled checks, but In the smaller towns the [ Somebody made the suggestion that the A 4 - A— — nl bat calp h = nanlours ected 0 _years agd conta UrDReS, i 4 S hol od 1 o b N horontier, “Nothing taien than %e. B T R T BT T T B ol g AL (et WL bath, ‘closet! Kot and ‘coiit water, marblo wash | traders were unable (o pay in any other form l"::t ":m"'m:':':m‘_', & by B e nther | Mowe:ut Sovssins tname B & | WANTED, BY LADY OF BITUATION A8 2 U=—369 VP WU VUW SER WO NS ROINY e but cash, and objectionable as it was to me | playors, 1 had discarded two kings, so Reminders of the Bloody Past, Gather- A | Vidower's fatmity proferred: * Address X 04, Do {5, GOOD BOARD, BVERY | COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES ASTHMA, p— to carry a large amount of money I was | there could not be four kings out against me, y S ] i i L family. Retegneit, 5% | daye freeat T o, Dovglas bix, ih wad Doage compelled to recelve what was offered. It | and the probabilities of four aces or four bbb Ll Loy 1.4 RELIABLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES TR | et e - AR LAl Tk e 2 e “v—s . | An Of these are excellently located, one OR | wag (oo late for me to deposit the money in """"“]”* "“""‘ ”{""'” g s slight Lot Sl s ABLE A Seerl BHaPn: garess 1, | ROOM SURNISH ) 5 INFURNISHED, | s - . paved street, near motor, With sodded yards, ~ ‘hen, therefore, the player on my left fion where ho oan learn pharmacy, Addrae L | ROOME, RN O N hauirs | 000D BAMARITAN _REMBDY GOMPANY, | etc. Pressnt’ price, $3,000.0 1o 43,6000 a bank. The result was that I was compelled | raigad my Inet raise $100 instesd of $5. 1 e e | 1910 Capitol ave it MiT LT e R et . to place It In an envelope and leave it with | was mentally delighted. 1 was oven more Trophy Point fs tho most Interosting spot R WANTED- MALE HELP. LARGE SOUTH ROOM AT HILLSIDE 1TH | #end stamp or call; want lady agent, ' & tie vletk OF iy HOWL Ior Bty KeOpInE, HE | R N R e Sabis vt | on the Hudson'e Dank A few Huntbed yEreY . b Bats T’ word Aty msortion, 10 & word | e o Lt — Call at once It you_want one of (hese homes at Was undoubtedly in collusion with a lot of | F10) Mors. 1 hd $300 in checks beford S | 01 o the West Point Milltary academy, 1t A y Mg R DESIRARLE ROOMS WITH BOARD; REFER. | YOUR PAST, Pf AD | “a rare bargain. Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 | professional gamblers who lived in the how 3 comma § o » therentior, Nothing taken for | Lk 1 WATH, oA ¥y 1 LA table. Then taking all the money 1 had in nmands a view of the river as far north as 4 . T et St raid e DAL, 5o e ' because, before supper, I had been introduced v pocket 1 count 2 extont o Go RRRE N e O3 g 5 BOLICITONS, THAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL- 832 15 TR BT my pocket 1 counted it out to the extent of | Newbiirg. Towering Cro' Nest and Storm ment goods. American Wringer Co., 160 K T R T T T R e adios Basaar,Omahe to several very sleck-looking gentlemen, who | $250, and raised the pot that amount. King rise abovedt to the loft, while Mount _ard st ' B [ F ""'i"m l00M FOR WD, .wiTiC manifested_ considerablo. Interest fn my wel- | DeXt” moment [ asked Whitney to-ring the | youfo® LS G Gt KT GENTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION, ML J1. TR = e bell, telling him when the waiter appeared " ' NATINE - (05 LAt of the amer T HATR RESTORED, TRA fre, 2 to ask the clerk n the hotel to eome to tho | from the right. The Hudson flows through £ @At Chemical Tnk Hra Pencil B, Pl L I R A e T 5 10 AND 20-ACRE TRACTS After supper a game of poker was pro- | room“ut once, the chasm which separates these giant hills, o ¢ L e TP TR e stops liai from failing out And Teturns natu: | oo Councl] Biufrs, at S0 posed, and as T had several Imnnln-[n! dollars I wanted more money, and as ft seemed | and turns with an abrupt curve, to bo lost 4 o 0 per wok. ral color to gray halr. Fi n every | & Iens, Counchl Blufls. of my own money in my clothes I saw no | to me that I was taking very little risk, I p : ticulars write the Monroo I e day from 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 m. Ml bt 4 ) behind the jagged, wood-crowned cliffs which a6, 1. Wis, i SOUTH 2 a. o | o — == | objection to the suggestion. The limit sug- | had decided to borrow the firm’s cash in my il NG POWDER, | ™ o D A L R DM OUNE., .‘}"l.}' MOPERN | gested was comparatively low and I knew | possession. form what s known as Gus Point and it Boodn 1n £lnse rolNnk pine, $50.00 ATED, VERDATINC | il Do oo, Aadress 9. R Shaw. §15 | something of the game, at least sufictent to | That was embeszlement! 1 know you | Fiirtatlon. g 4 month and expenses, or commission. Chicago FORRENT UNFURNISH'D ROOMS. rd- “'-‘k‘m‘"» trial dellvered an N. ‘#th. R E 18° induce me to believe that I could hold my | will say so, and I see it all clearly now, n Revolutionary days, writes a corre- B d e ' . con Al calpt of price; 6oc paper, $1.00 ciith, | N b i a . A . spondent of the New York Times, Trophy Tnking “Powder Co, 707 Van Duren strect, et L UMis 0 | ILL YOU BT A FOUTHRART FRONT, 10 | O but at that ‘moment my dying mother could | pRondent of Jork . Tropl ashIcago, b i) ‘%Q ';'\rfl nrst_insortion, o M —— X1, I we will make you a presnt of @ 9-room | Such is the vanity of the amateur in nearly [ not have convinced me! “In my excitement [ oI was known as Fort Sherbourne, The b BLO00D BALDOMAN N BVBRY TOWN IN er. thing taken for less than HOME TREATM] N ‘1-:'.}1 \[ }r‘.:f«..r house on the lota in_good repair? Wil sell | all games of chance. I forgot that I had marked the amount '“f“‘""lj “l’;“_ A'I.:"""'_';llvnll|u. one and Colonel { ;;w..k and eistern” Nebraaka Qdress, The | { UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR lon fre ¢ less than $2,00.00. We mean it; come and The party was practically made up, when | money upon the outside of the envelope, as w:l‘“ i "'”“I"\ ”"l“‘i h ‘n’"‘k:'r"'” """‘" m‘\\"l" A awks Nursery C waukee, housekeoping, cit; er, ete., 1o orthe seo us. B ow. traveler o o | requires > C ‘ de 8 col o o construct the fortific o ping, city water, ete.. low rent; nort O WL B com. . AAsC trbea tull accosted by a follow traveler on the | required by the Iliinots law, in order that | i CORMINORGET 1o conutruct the fortifica; DAS6 Mise wost corner 17th and Webster st () e i and_Webster st G- east frant ot in Hanseom plic N TO -r/ucrl ORDERS Ier"er}' n'k\:&wrnm,imx > CHAMDERS FOR HOU WAT A BARGAIN, a pertect 7 \ 1 former _experience ot required. ping o man and wie; no_children; {ii N. | MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. | hotwater heat, tind glumb ; close | years and whose frank, honest face Inspired | tent of my finances might enable my op- oug| 20 M28 71 0 Hu m_ pas A < M7 4 e Wol ¢! g pi e Cessol A be; Apply at 1516 Douglas. D-M0 M 1t 'G—8 to Hun park, J 42" [ me with the highest confidence. I was par- | ponents, if they had money enough between [ {He Works which hia pred r had bogun T 3 and redoubts were thrown up almost to the 1 e % ANY LENGTIT | _and 98 N. Y. Lite biig. RE-Mis2 [ e i ERRCAN ENO01AY. oif, EHE, | CHBHIT Con " Prasgst . mel by cont {cularly anxious that he should j fiohse’ sms, jout hy, CoUIBURMY. |irve sy oaeiic Witen: ANAFE WilkvoabLUF6AL A D, LAL MR - the B, % T .ww."m Montana_and FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES | damme ;;‘rn;“;u';‘l;‘z,dizg:d;f 0T R COR. BITHL AND | game in order that I might have somebody | raising me until T could not “put up.” The [ JTEES GER When Andr d O'Fenrn: 1abor agency. 1heh and Farnam sireets £ Wiy osllur, elty, at the table who was not an entire stranger. | hotel clerk ~ responded with _surprising | j,riold had taken refuge within the British A ] g Al Of course, the other men pretended to be | alacrity, and returned with the precious en- , all attempts to capture West Point 1 \l‘(\l 15¢ " ) l vere abandoned. The forts, however, we: g ere speaking acquaintances; but I was not [ velope in a fow moments. After placing it | Mo&¢ @ 3 ver, were § m peaking acq! ¥ Aol kept In good condition until after the close of a young Cinciunati salesman named | the liability of the hotel proprietor may be | lons at West | lecte : oom cottage, | Whitney, whom I had known for several | fixed, and that a knowledge of the exact ex- | [Fom Which great damage could be done to the enemy's ships. Kosciusko strengthened i Rates, 1%c_word first Insertion, 1o n_word thereatter. ~ Nothing taken for less than2s ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., nam. 313 N 0 raise of his opponent and added r $1,000 to it. torians is very interesting. It was hauled, , piece by plece, to New Windsor, but. was rather surprised to find “'strength SHORTHAND A"DTY?EWRITING- develop in the second player, who not only | Lincoln, Neb. 378 M1 WANTED, NCED DRI at 1020 Douglas street. L. Winebe WANTED—AGENTS IN DBRASKA AND |~ MONEY TO LOAN— CHATTELS. umber Four, without an instant's hesita- Wan g LAY R loans at low rates for choice security on No e — ";,},,‘,T:j; oy ’N' LN 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, a9 8. 17TH, braska and Towa farms or Omaha city property. 50 “green” as to accept that theory of the | carefully In my hands the clerk left the | {0 10 BOO condition until 3 & —— Lo W=an situation, and I had all my perceptive fac- | room without apparently recognizing any Ve SRR DB A W fpois ll‘”-‘fll-l i RAVELING MEN _VISIT g o - N IMPROV: i Ities keyed up to detect collusion and fraud. [ of my companioni Sherbourne was leveled, and at a B va A fmples denlors raska c L RENT, ORY BRICK BUILDI MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA [ DR. C. V. CROOKS' } ulties keyed up cf . ater period became renGilloN 155 L ey s Laealers e aires | 116 Fardia build fito real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bk, | ment of nerves, stomach, heart, Larry Whitney agreed to take a hand pro- | My two opponents had exercised unusual | JAter berlod bocamo tho ropository for can- K but little time by addressing Lock Tox cement ba nt, complete eam heating fix- W vided he would be allowed to stop whenever | deliberation during the Incident with the a .]'- ed in the “("“tl\llh\nm\‘ Mexican ' * Omaha, Neh. DM 15 oy “;‘1;,’““. TS HONEY TO AT LOWEST —_— === | Jie chose. hotel clerk, and it was not until his de- | 404 © ¥ Mt A few yards in the rear is SANT A PIRST CLASS TARnER AT ONCE: | > finproved aAo uRlmnToved: Omaia re PASTURAGE. The game ran along quietly for halt an | parture thit the man on my left aaw | & cliterioslaned spot, occupled by tenniy 1 RV e bents. can’ mike DESK &mv“ ) 11to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co., —_ e —————— | hour, nobody making any suggestion to in- raise” and the $100 of the other | COUrts. In Revolitionary days it was used 78 Ber week:™ T84, Tanks, Stoux Fal _Room 2, 1623 Fa eet, - Tten Tihe word rat_Tmstrion deuword | 00 P et Sapon, 1y “making $3%0 in all, atter Which he | for tho execution of criminals, spies and G - R . FOR RENT-HALF OF STORE TH A ) —— - — | ahiead about $80. Whitney was a small los added five crisp $100 bills on the stake! 1 | traitors, It Is known as Exccution, or Gal- b ANTED, SALESMEN AND CANVAS: Cuming; excollont location for meat market. ry: $5,000 & up WE HAVE 16 ACRES OF DLUE GRASS PAS. | No amount of money worth talbing about had | felt a cold perspiration on my temple lows Hollow. The mortar, slege and sen- o now artlele, no fak Addgess Common Hetzel Grocery Co. 1 delays. W. Farnam ture for horses. — Board fence, " spring er. | cnanged hands. I had my eyes about me, | realized that I was In a desperate pr coast batteries, where the cadets practice, i Lifter Co., Clinton and Congress strects, Chi- - Barton & Phelps, Gilmore, Nob, or A. W, | ¢hanged hands, y_ ey 3 . aro just below the point. The rows of e B e Y FOR RENT, CORNER STORE IN Phelps & Son, 207 N. Y. Life bidg. Telephons | but had failed to detect the slightest evi- | ment. 5 just ibslow, the polnt.. he towaint eups i One of the bost locations in the state f 1054 M550 dence of collusion or fraud on the part of “Mine are just as good as they were,” re- | tured cannon, mortars and balls of various . WANTED, TRAVE LING ALESMAN FOR N Kind of merchandising. = ApplY to Josepis THiss, ete, bought. my new acquaintances. 1 played, therefore, | marked Number Four, as he counted out | shapes are distributed picturesquely. Four Bt ‘1}‘n~:|'|xu vuml(u"{urn a; alxn rtate man- | five stock commission merchant, Soutli Omuh with a fecling of greater confidence, and | $1.250 in satisfaction of the two “raises” | large bronze mortars, which were sur- - o 2 = it Y TO LOAN AT LOW! threw myself with enthusiasm into the game, [ and his $500 addition to the stake. rendersd tolCeneral Vot iatiE arotershpril & BALESMEN WANTED 1 GO0 OR RENT, IA A COMMODI- | _O. F. Dav 05 Farnam Ratos, 1% There was very little talking at the table, | I looked into my hand carcfully. None | 22, 1847, occupy tho northwest corner of i ol ARl TG S e B L R \Wilkine, | MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, | thereafter. AL Probably T did more of it than anybody else, | 0f the jacks had got away from me! I | Trophy Point. They were surrendered by 3 Tiberal salary; money ndvanced for advertisng | Atiantie, la. 8 * | “improved and unimproved Omaha real estate. o1¢ RE TRACT, NEAR NORTH [ About this time we had a “jack pot.” The | thought the situation all over agalu. The | the Mexican commissionr, General Vasquez, : g LR SRR AL el A J Fidelity Trust Co., 112 Farnam st __W—52 | piatte, SL00 dowen dnd $L00 deal was in the hands of the man to my left, | possibility of a single straight flush in the | after his army had fled without offering bat= ! with stamp, King Mfg., Co., C-42, Chion T ATA LOAN & TRUST CO.. 10TH AND | Wil I % City anc one of the strangers. The first player | hand of the man to my right froze the ma tle to the United States troops. They were 4 f 13— Mi§] AGENTS WAN’TED. Dorglant Btrest h,,m money on ity and farm U rity buildin “passed,” the second player said he “‘couldn’t | FCW in my bones. cast in 1745 and are stamped with the arms AV Tates, 1%c word first insertion, lo & word | - e = ——= | open it,” the third player (Whitney) knocked What could I do? of Ferdinand VI They were exhibited at B 1 WANTED.—FEMALE HELP. there thing taken for less than Zic. “INSURANCE POLICIE LOST. on the table to indicate that he had not [ It is well enough for you to say that I still | Chicago. B SR 1116 WER first) Ineeition;, 16 & word or bought. F. C. Chesncy, Kansas City, Mo R “Jacks or better;’ the fourth player (the | could have retired with a comparatively | A huge stone ball, captured during the 1 thereatier. Nothing taken for less than 23c. B “”*“"{ e Striieal g D W3 Taten, 1o _word firat insertion, 1o a_word | man on my right) tossed a blue chip into | SMall loss and remained an honest man; but | revolutionary war, s placed a few feet ! . i) A - 3 3 MONEY T0 LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY | thereatier. ~ Nothing taken for less than Zc. the ‘center of/theitable:as e remarkeds you do not comprehend the power of the | back of the mortars. Two small machine & 4 BEST OF WAG TO COMPETE i | AGBNTS, 3S; TEN INDIS! SA- and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. A LADY'S GOLD HUNTING CASH “I break it for the limit.” passion that controlled me—a passion that | guns of modern make, marked *“Word- | b e BpE Gk oA flous e 3 b ble articles; retail for $5.10; absolutely to W. B. Melkle, First National bank bullding. ENG; BN Iner: WIth ™ Aol h A I looked my hand over, and, having kings = SWays the mind of any amateur at such a | worth's Ordnance, Manufactured 1860,” lie | E i T - Gl 12:.":;'.7':"{-“‘,! G 3':‘&{;2‘-':,';:"”'3’;." F VA nd” ball attachied; o liberal reward will be | and jacks, I raised the bet another “fiver.” , Crisis of his life. Of course, my companions | near the section of the great chain which ! WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL e UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF 3 Fetumm of the watch, Addre . | The dealer “quit,” as did the man next to | knew I would not stop with the roll of bills | was stretched across the river from Gus H REED R ety witi ity roteren ERAL AGENTS AT OMAHA, | ~York. Submit choice loans to F. 5. '_ | him. The second player “stayed” for the | in my pocket they had scen me take from | Point to Constitution Island, in 1778. A i Avenue, l‘h mont, Grand Island, Norfolk and Beatrice agent, First National bank bullding. i Lt e L S L L L L o LI v ing 1 SPANIEL § MONTHS | $10; s0 did Whitney. The fourth player, who | the bulging envelope. small tablet states that the chain was 3 ’ LADIES WANTING I $2,000,000.00 In force im Nebraska. ~ Renewad —— - o1d; i hlte ast. | Liberal reward if had originally “opened the pot,” saw the It cost me $1,000 to “‘call,” but I did so. forged at the Sterling Iron works, near 2 Scandinavian Young Ladie 2 | contracts. Address J. M. Edmiston, stats agent, | MORTGAGE LOANS., A. MOORE, furnedto raise and raised again. I “shipped mong,” o my surprise the man on my left “saw” | Sloatsburg Station, Orange county, N. Y. ] an- | The description of this chain given hy his- | | { Towa o sellthe Moss & Hillyardtpatent farm- = VAN SAN i | “raised” the pot again, but did it with a | oo Ygsiyinlice co, to New Windsor, = LA e’ handy exg case at reduced Rates, 1% word first Insertion, 1o a_word | N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for clrcular. M3l | promptitude that indicated that he meant to | tion, raised back the pot $1,000. and put together under the direction o 3 RINDRSORN BN BRATISHOUB D SWORIC o e e g B r L e thereattor. - Nothing taken for less than 2. = . | Mav. Whitney wouldn't be “frozen out. | I then knew that I had “overbet” my hand | Captain Machin. It was then floated down 3 price strost. Letis, sol ar ¢ 5 Y | SoNET SO LA MUSIO, ART AND LANGVAGE NI ant o cathel Lo BN GT4Y REa M hoI & but I was “in” too far to withdraw. I had | to West Point, and placed In position with- o A We' will loan you any sum which you wish, raised.” It then dawned upon me that | already embezzled $1,000 of the company's | Out accident. In front of the chain a heavy i e gmall or lare, at the lowest posibie vates I | < Rates Dige word first jiscition. le a_word | Whitney and I were being “saw-bucked,” | money and ruin stared me in the face. boom of logs was placed. ‘Toward the end = — o 5 s he quickest possible time, and for any le; thereaffer. Nothing taken:for less than 25c. 3 o 3d thatsI would T “saw’ the $2,000 as promptly as possible, | of October, the chain and boom were un- Tintes, 1%c_word firat Insortion, 1o n_word e = of tima to sult you You can pay It back. in = and I immediately determined that 1 would | 2, promptly as possible, ) u thereatfor. - Nothing tak 5 AGENTS WANLTED N (EVERY CITY AND | gich imstalliments as you wish, when you wish, | G. F. GILLENBECK, | DANJOIST AND | quietly drop out. _ Surely enough No. 2 | fortunately counting the money in my lap, [ Moored and hauled on -the bench, so & FINE FLAT IN SER BLOCK AT 1705 8. weal."” The fastest selling book ever publis and only pay for It as long as you keep It teacher. 1810 Callfornia st 914 “lifted it again. Whitney laid down. No. | That made $3,000 of the money committed | that no damage might happen from the . 16th st; range and all other conveniences; $26 | $10.00 a day can be averaged by good ag z‘:“ul_l:v‘y;“';']"‘*;"v MNITURE AND PIANOS, | T -——————"—=| 4 merely stayed, and I concluded to draw | to my care by men who implicitly trusted | i¢¢: Cribbage blocks were used to fasten . George Clouser, Toom 3, 1623 Farnam st. Somples, e, Cul or wrlte for eimi. "W, S EURNITURE AND [ FTANOS, UPHOLSTERING. SKrag o) the chain and boom to the shore. It is 4 D578 S sompany oL Detrhoraiiatrest I CHI> HOUSE "RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, | - This is what tho draw revealed: On the back of the envelope had been | Sdid that the chain weighed 186 tons. The FOR RENT, $-ROOM BRICK; ALL MODERN | —oo 0 A, OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, CITY UPHOLSTERING 1€0, FURNITURE No. 2 took two cards. The logic of this | written in figures $3,260. But to my amaze- | inks weighed from 114 to 130 pounds each. 8 vements, 29th Tzard, one block from | WANTED, A FEW FIRST CLASS AGE! without_ publicity or. removal of property. made and repaired. Carpets lald and furniture . e Sl e a i t 1 found that after I had again “called” | 1N Temoving the boom finally, a portion of it 3 e i motor, " 25,00, * Thquite C ‘men_or ‘women, to handle oiif Improv OMATIA MORTGAGE LOAN ' CO., Patched and polished. | 2908 Farnam; tel. 358, | act was that he was drawing uall | ment 1 found that after I had again “called” | 1 Femoving the biom finally, a | % i PEARuECHAL motar, T80, SRR g eales b Rl Qo L L (T Sl L 306 SOUTH 16TH STREET, UM | pair and a “kicker,” or that he had de- with the $2,000 quite a quantity of bills re- & etachied, and the logs, belng water- QICTREN. ofmoe. i = oyt B on it e monaand | ad Firat flooor abave the _ativl, b | Clined to open on “threes,” or (what was mained on my knee. I had made a mistake | 00ked, sank to the bottom “of the rlver, HOUSKES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. | with references. I TR LOAN COMPANY TN OMANAL PAWNBROKERS, highly improbable) that he was trying to fill | when I sealed up the money. I cortainly | ¥Where, after being washed by the tide for j i e s 3 P = a three-card “flush.” 1 set him down for a | had. Fully 5,000 In good bills yet re- | (MY vears, dhoy have becn in part re- HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE salary o 3 VEY A 1 F SEB. Rates, 1ic word first insertion, lc a.word | pair of spot cards, with an ace or king. If a mained. cred, and are now preserved at the New- 0. F. Davis oo e D35 AT e a T e A | neredflery VNGO ken i lses than a: King, I had little fear of his getting the | "I had utterly forgotten a large payment | PUrE museum, = Another chain was placed | &ROOM COTTAG CHOICE IN e E room 1, Continental block. X—350 | FRED MOHLE, 1517% FARNAD I “case” card, as I already held two kings ' made me at Milwaukee on that very morn- | 5 a0 obstruction at Fort Montgomery, four Stanford. Cirele, 201 Bee build- RoNEOANTIEOYS R SLOAERAI Ol RO AN TR i e myself. Of course the chief danger to be ing. miles below Wost Point, which the British 3 i Writo us, but men with ability, and those whe NEY LOANED O . PIANOS 3 5 - : estroyed after c ¢ | 2 . _Dow | Gt " ity atncies; o | Tk ardcies of value. Fred Terry, 46 Homes | UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS | apprehended from him was (hat he had | While this discovery was cugaging my at- | dustroved after capluring the fort on ihe FOR RENT, CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAG! $200.00 to $500.00 @ month to hustlers: write block. X381 — ““threes” to go in. | tention, the man on ‘my right, who seemed | M 8 ctober 7, 1777. This chatn, 3 With bath, In city, $16.50. 3037 California street, | And get particulars auick tor the CB TO BORROW H, K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND No. #'s draw was rather fnteresting. He | very nearly out of money, “saw’ the thous- | WIth the boom, cost $250,000, and its loss was 1 DM price of our only cempetifor. thnn“”lx'_ Fire S THOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embalmer. . 1618 Chicago, Tel. 9. 33 | ok one card, placing his discard consplcu- | and dollar raise and added $260 thereto. a serious blow to the Continental army. . RENTAL AGENCY, 807 DROWN DLOCK, 5 s Soabiiind = ON HOF AND MULES, — = ously before Nim and laying a chip upon it. | This was an eye-opener to me. It showed On the southwest corner of Trophy Pojnt i NS D [T == ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, DRESSMAKING. This was obviously intended to give the im- | tnat this player was in the possession of the | AT¢ five large brass guns which were cap- : ST “ENTAL AGDNCY- ON WANEHOUSE RECRIBTS, e o = ——— | pression that he had ‘“broken” a pair, upon ' supposed amount of my stake. I knew ex- | tUred at Contreras and Chapultepee in i FLM‘E‘NA,\«W\\ 3LL LOCATED HOUSES, — e e e e o MERCHINDI g DRESSMAKING 1N (DAMILIES. ADDRESS | which he had opened the “Jack ot Cand | ety what to expeet next, and it camo like 1847, They were manufactured in Southamp- ROOM MODERN FLATS. 20711 AND e o ON goods that reman with you, — Steaiane jilroley iistory of their capture I8 interesting. 3 = = A = 5 v gleam of triumph In his eye, Num- | M5t ! e 4 8 enworth, J. W. Squire, 23 Deo bid RENT REDUCED_ON HOUSES AND ROOMS. [ MONEY I YOU WANT NC PU f&,’&}‘;,‘: 5 Hgtos, Realizing that T possibly had “threes™ to ' por [our “saw” the §260 “raise” and added; | The RIEWt previous to the battle of Contre- i CLEAN, | COMFORTABLE, CONVENIRNT, | sofood, Fooms. $6.00; 4 rooms rental, $10.00. MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIDLE RAT The annual meeting of stockholders of the | peat at No. 2 and a “straight’” or “flush’ “I lift 1t & thousand ras men and officers stood knee deep in z ‘moderate rentals; best 3 and 4-room. sultes for | sove s B Dpup. Printed listo G F. | MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME, Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rail- [ Jt4% G0 N0 3 @06 & SN0 b T | 1 , & mud and water with the rain pouring in tor- ) T Ry, malsrences raquired, Also e il MONEUREAT ey et iagitavtima i medisomannyawil pepIeld s the office of | Graw." THe ' reason I preferred 10 ' ove socurreds . The blayer on my loft wag | [CILS ubon them untl the gray dawn saw | 5 2 _— 0 amount, i3 at ROC . WITH- o y , Neb., o ; . have occurred! a my left was 5 . 6-room suito In tenement. 16 S. 22 st. and in any amount a WITH- | the company in Omaha, ., on Friday, e o uba s th e hiant (o ovnmtmmy LA Ry o] fl{wy indi. | them marching to attack the Mexican army. LT, block, corner 15th and Harney streets. | May 18, 1894, cl . m. o elevs | “'sta NELL_block, corner a rney stroots. ay 18, 1894, at 2 o'clock’ p. m. for the elec Y’ At 3 o'clock on the morning of August 20 ‘3 D358 STORAGE, 4 o v TR O P _ ; THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO. tion of directors and for the transaction of | the kings was that I had an intuitive sus- g tor di \ KELKENNEY&CO.,R. 1, CONHNENTM, BLK, Rates, 1%o word Arst insertion, 1o a-word A X382 | such other business as may come before the | picion that No. 2 was ‘“‘holding up” a king. | f:;{;:“ uf\[;nn‘i‘:\:y;‘“\n\;‘hl[:ey n": sdo;\,\;:‘n s:’-lf Cadwallader’s, Riley’s and Dunmick's bri- - D% _ | (nereafter. " Nothing taken for leas than 5, MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES "WAGONS, ( MPPlnfy o\ oo J- B. REDEIELD, | These inexplicable impressions that all card | fuljy"realizing that T had been “sawbueked” fi‘fl"‘l"( Edm:(ll‘flr ";:;::munrt;"uf General Smith, ? o D93 | Vund cheap rate: R. Wells, Farnam. bioeic i a, frantically going through his clothes In the | minutes his colors were flyin CHOICE HcC noun . BIGHT ROOMS AND DARN: M54 T = = understands how strong is their influence. | L ‘ s his colors were flying over tho Mex- 1 Blce lawn, city water and southeast” tront: 1 | oo o 6 Givoss, 18 MONEY 70 LOAN ON FERSONAL FHOP- BiRNEY’S T picked up my three cards and discovered . I” ps aple g epoimg o aouny | lcan works. In this battlo 700 of the onemy . s 'x’a‘i‘;{ .‘A":a‘v':y ey 'fi"‘}-fi.‘.‘fi",“‘f,':. ‘;’:ur:“lllh avenus d A , 1214 u“fiffia‘{' erty. Harvin Loan Co., . Y. Life "1':'@7"\“' Bafarrh Powder to my surprise that two of them were jacks | o CEEN T (T S I;mmlu" ] \\Ivro k:l!vd' del 818 men r\\oru mkeu‘ ))rln(; 2 % § 7 and the third one was a king. That disclos- | 5°° o 5 > | oners, among whom were four genorals an : D-M29 | STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. BUSINESS CHANCES, YReliavos Catarrh and Gold | ure gave me a little start, because it was | teCt?d ?hglj‘;‘:'l‘"“ Sarcastie irth on ihe | ffly-elght other officors. THsniystuoibrase U R R T S R R e S sl e o T word Grat insertion. 1e a_word | 7 Curey Head Nolseo & In any event—that is, with Whitney driven | O | SEC2000 Sl Y i Vg | of O she soutis aide a row of twenty guns ances, oto. Hoautiful Tawn, trees, Lo Fideity erdi Nathingstakens foriless thani 6c, 5 4 ZAFNESS. out of the game and exactly two men to take , (0OKeq Bt WY cordd aga, Wud, with o sigh arlous sizes forms an iInteresting collec- Trust compgny, 1702 Farnsm' stroet. D—M215 ‘WANTED—TO BUY. H & €O, ROOM 22 SCHLITZ BLDC 1 mflm.n, cards before me! So strong was the effect of | that would have "1 A Ao my | tion. Several of them were captured at 4 1208 Savanie Temple, Chlnge, | CAFAS, befol T SO SNNE BAL ve played | Wite, T counted out § and raised the pot | Resaca de la Palma May 9, 1846. Two bronze Omaha, make a specialty of business chances; 1OOM | | Rates, Dac_word st insertion. 1o @ word | Duy, siil or (rads stocka of mechandise and room house. | there less than 25c. real estate, furnish partners and capital, and Wil treatment or samplo €160 Bold by arugwists. 500, 100 in “‘long green.' guns, on which are elaborately carved the 3 T, GOOD DRVPACHED NIN Consternation appeared on the faces of my | British arms, bear the inscription, *Cap- houde, 221’ Capitol avenu: a king or jack with great caution. But with fours it was different! There was nothing | Y ook 2629 Capitol avenu R. H. Ro ison, room T, 1w have opportunities for profitable in- i relal National, b Sl | RETALL LUMBER JARD, NI, OR WESTEIN | - Liiiionis. Conmult them: ks T Whitever o Indicats suspicion of any such | companions. The two players against we, | wired at Stoiy Point, July 17, 177" Ono E1OOM MODERN |COTTAGE, LAWN AND : L city, Nab R T TR B.A TEITT T reound the table, T tried to looic ' I their dismay, cast oft the mask. Number | bears the insoription: Gyges Ultima Ratlo 3 shade, 2124 Miami street. Doaidn — > 2 ALE, -CHAL ARRER. > SHOP, inconcerned and.waited for the opening bet. | TWo asked his colleague to lend him enough | Regum—Louls Charles de Bourbon, Comto CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNT . location and good lll‘u»ha. A bargain for Then I raised it to the limit; I heard it rajsel | money to “call” m He appealed in vain | d'Bu Duc d'Aumale.” Others were cap v = ASE: % BCOND-HAND. NT- cash If taken at once. Address L 10, e N T hen I raised it to the limit; I hea ralse 23 B i A D o1 cap- 4 '}-‘f';l'n:dkfi)fi!z!.‘lll;:“lrc;?il f&l'mm\:«fl":fflhf.i wre, carpets, etc. 1. Brussell, 710 & T2 N o, | 4 BUREAU. SUES % CD. SOLIOITOKS.Beo | oot FHENCH 0 0 i opener “lift” it to Whitney, showing him his hand, which | tured at Palo Alto, Resaca, Monterey, Mo- E block, o AR e e T St i NI T — Bullding. OMAHA. NEB. Advico FRER once more, with a remark about “‘over-play- | contained four aces. He was finally com- | lino, Churubusco, Mexico, Ringgold, Buena . 28 ANTH 5 3D, PARTNER WITH v down his hand. v o n R e SEason Bcroon, | VANTED-X CHEAD RESIDENCE PROPERTY e o WITE A RISh AR | pelled to throw down his hand. Vista and Vera ‘Cruz. The forty-two guns A . | for cash, w. of 20th st. bet. Farnam and Call- atigation. 1 T Am ot sure whether I first suggested | Number Four was in dismay. He asked | lying on the east side of Trophy Point were on . 23 streot. Inquire 1010 S, 20 sireet, fornia sts. Shriver & O'Donohos 63-13 RA[L\WAY Tl k\ GARD the removal of the limit, or whether the ! me to reduce my bet to $300—all the money ptured in the Mexican war. Four large thought was first advanced by the man on _he had—but I refused to do so. guns captured from the confederates in 1864 £ —— T NATIONAL IN AND F ST TS TR R NTED-—7 TO §-ROOM MODERN DWELLING | THI NATION ph National . ba ; 3100, Reed & Selby, Chamber of Con olieaps "&"(,'.},".',‘,'“,,‘;"““‘"‘“ part of the city. | Gmaha, new 5 OF busmess OppoTtnicies; the Tft of me. T began fo feel the Inde- | Asking Whitney to take out his watch, I { are in the rear. o _Bug. 1 z ave, for sale or -‘u'l\;mm- 000.00 and L“ll;«;‘\;;*;m{“‘«"'xl‘\‘ul“\' & °|"\6”“;f scribable passion of the gaming table. The demanded to ls"“r' l“'lnll ;“y <'Hl|‘y remaining The l-u'uv;l gun on Trophy Point is 3 o —_— ,000.00 stocks of general morchandise; als) el and Mason Sts. maha | ° 0 . ¢ com- , antagonist intended to do. e asked to | mounted in ¥he center of the collection. It b A HOUSE WITH NINE ROOMS; ALT, MOD! stocks In other lines ou want to prospect of winning the money of my com. on. Its g Improvements; large lawn, | 21a¢ ,.,...‘L\k.'. ‘N | FORSALE—HORSES,WAGONS,ETC, | 510ks In oth lllneacitly o snang ,‘“’“‘;: ell 1oeo:Chicage Vestibule.. Danions was o promising that all the mean | leave the room for fifteen minutes, in which | huge muzzle sweeps the river, and can ba e ~M746 180 AT tlculars. g AV R i R Baipes. and avaricious traits of my character de- | Lo secure more ‘noney. turned 8o as to cover either shore. It was $£250. BIGHT-ROOM MODE thervatier, Nothin taken Tor less’ than Foor -~ D 1.0 e oo | R Shedon® 1 veloped, and I begame another and a differ- | “Never” sald I. v GARC nsthe “foundey, of. Bir Il iATIAS i B b T e GENTLE FAMILY HORSE, PR ; ry town n:f”\u"'n‘u\[fi.’-‘:mnlr\ PO 'T; Leaves [BURLINGTON & A entman—bereft of human sympathy, domi- | At & motion, from me \nn)\n—z rose and | strong at Newcastle-on-Tyne, for the core 3 . Starr, 815 N. Y.' Li A A C RAETON AND willing to invest small capital, Address 1 38 Omaha t 10th and Mason Sts. | Omanaa | pated solely by a selfishness that I never ' locked the door and put the key in his | federate government, and welghs e 3 FOTRENT, Vi AL RERIDENCE, capa2ire evenings o Sunday, | Tec office, Council Blufts, 58 14" ‘Denver E . had known before. | pocket. 1 was well armed. I believed that | pounds. The date oh the carrlage s 1864 : /I3 Farnam. R. C. Pattorson, Romms b > i R G S Deadwood | Exp: Profossional gamblers will tell you that | Whitney also was, and I was determined to | and the number 1,207. The story of its cap- ittt i on 8 TAST MARE COLT 3 WEE alsh bakery and confootionery. atofe Jpm. .- Nebraska. Local (exe the percentage in their favor in any of the ' make the fight of my life for the possession | ture is s follows MODERN HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, RENT LOw, | 00 by Mark Wilkes. 8 E. corncr 2iat and 11 | Notonal Information and Exchange Co. 23 | Sidsam..Lincoln Local (excopt mechanical games is very trifiing. They will ~of that money. I had detected, as I believed, | General Terry, with a force of 8,000 men, 1 koys 2601 Capitol ave, adjoining. Tel. 412, P streets, South Omaha. P First National bank, Omaha. Y—DMBS3 16 > R BT )& 0D Atrives | convice you that the man who plays faro | a conspiracy to rob me, and I was not dis- | left Fort Monroe January 6, 1865, The DM3H3 199 | e spot 10th and Mason Sts. | and bets only on the case cards—that |s | posed to concede a single point. At the [ transports reached Beaufort on the Sth, and, 4 3 B BEST MO Tt LE-MI nsas City Day Expross to say, on the last King, or ace, or deuce in | end of five minutes the gambler tossed his | under protection of Admiral Porter's fleet, . gy REN T,,,,T,:,P b RIRT “h‘,,,:';,f"‘- Jonoou |- FOB BA SCELLANEOUS. S e " Night Ex. via U. I Trans. 6:5%am | the dealer's box after the other three have | hand Into the center of the table and got on | landed on Federal Point on the morning of i Plorson, 38 Paston block. D-M33" | SIDEWALK, BRICK AND TILE, WAL 3. WEL- | qiitter ‘M-qur W "{f,‘,".‘,",.’;'. CHICAGO, R. I. & PACIFIC. [Arvives | been withdrawn—has an exactly even | his feet. As he did so we all rose. He | the 13th. The attack on Fort Fisher began — | Phins 1 Bourd of Trade sandINg, : skio)s: ahalUnion Depot 1th & Mason §ts.| Omana | chance with the establishment. Abstractly bowed to me and said, with a calmness that | on the 15th. . Every inch of ground was ¥FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. SRR S T, e L BOWEL00 BATIMA TN NEREABKA, \ 1. ~ | that 1s true, and as gamblers are men of marked him as a professional gamester contested with desperation. The un‘on [ T g BALBD HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD | hncsce boeatnel Mddreap,or exchunge (or mdse., n..Allantic Bxpross (ox. Sund traction they cannot be. charged with | “It's a dead ‘freeze out;' but your nerve | fleet shelled the fort, and the land forces here: *Nothing taken '};t”.‘“.': toan e | Cattle company, Ames: Neb, have 300 tons nicaNight Bxprebs. taisehood. But above and’ beyond all this = and your money win." gained the parapets, driving back the con- = . flfhf."";'n.:i'.‘,f.".y“m" Ry oriin A" | STooK oF MILLINERY AND NOT o5 Chicamo Yestibuibda Wi percentage are uncalculated factors that | He had laid down a “stralght flush!” federates to the remaining traverses, Theso { 1 "l{\mfigN’l"ml:.:l“l fir;m'lr:'«ll‘ n;\u LARGE, BAY > B At Harsen &'octtis Vs AL RO RIONE 5 s | mitigate agalnst the player. He has to do e were captured about 9 o'clock in the eyening, - month. ' No other r A COTTAGE HOUSES TO BB M )WVED. 2385 i = the gues:ing! He has to decide whether Tatel and a few minutes later Battery Buchanan, - oomers and o Rogers & Sons. wiixd £ | = YT Y OETT . i Sum- L | the card he I8 backing will be drawn first e On' Thme (o Catch that Boat . “| ¢4 which the survivors of the garrison had ¥ Sy ROOMB AT 1816 CHICAGD ASECOND HAND SODA WATER | " modern house in. Council Biutts, with lavas UNION. PAGHE S rives | O Second from the box. But far bepond . or train or yowll be left. Moreaver, It you're | faq, fell into the hands cf the unionists, .. ; P UR 1918, CHICAGO | 7 fountain, almost as good aa Bew; cheap. and handsome. grounds, for lands Gr Sther. prope nton st 1 @B on sta | it | that {8 the temperaniont of the individual ~sick on tho way to your destination yow'll | Atong the seyeny-five guns captured at ° 4 28 - B8 M1 at No. 734 North 3th street, South Omaa. erly. Cash value Of this property, $10,00.00, R T : player. It makes little difference. whether ) be “left" If you haven't Hostetter's Stomach | For¢ Fisher was.the large Armatrong gun, 5 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM Q—Moid 15 Owner has no use for it and will give bargain cated obe the mad pas- ' Bitters along with you. That protective o " o 2 1 CHLY XURNIZEND 8, WITH | . A et 4 REBAY ua bas os b and sritl glve: bargats “Overtanad he be Intoxicated or soher if ¥ which rises like a giant among its fellows | oard, " Call“at 07 Douglad st NEW SEWING MACHINE, $12.00, 313 So. %th. Gee, 10 Pearl street. Counoll Dluffy. 62 13 | 3¢ & Stromsb'g slon to win develops during his play—and | agent relioves you promptly if you are { o4 rophy Point. The garrison at the time e AR e : QM7 1 - - Ty R S it often comes like an attack of epilepsy or [ troublid with “travelers' sickr Take | of the assault on Fort Fisher numbered 2,300 r?:: RENT, FRONT HALCOVE, | o1 T T T Y GOOD r'&'x‘!?':-r-'x-” d‘i RKINS, Co. NED. TO LY 200 080 Mgbitodd hysteria—he will not stop with a reasonable , it along. Cramps, colle. disorder of the | yuon: 1,671 men and 116 officers were Cap- 1or 3 gentiemen, at 84 S. th ave ittt . Boayenwortn G w uerchan ox 17, Grant, Ve [CHICAGO, MIL & 8%, PAUL. winning or be satisfied o accept a reason- | bowels, malarla, rheumatism, dyspepsia are | fured ‘he rest being killed of swoundod, Tha YT T R Tl YT T AT TAVE T0T e SRom o s Tor 1 | e e i yon Ba_Ouiaha | ghle loss, If behind the game he will , all remedied by it. It Is a'good travellng | wnjon loxs was about 1,000, Admiral Portee FOR SALE, 7 ADE s VE_YOU XCl R 10 1 cago Limited. okless e 0 . T o Adm PO 2 it RESND ROOM GENTLEMAN. A Har: | Mg 31 Sneely biock. Q- acres of wood Tand, ‘unimprovedy tils Derteot, | Mloan Ricago. EADFess | (ox: 4m | plunge and play recklessly to regain his | companion. remarked of it afterwards that Fort Fisher 3 —_— | Worth 31000 per ‘ncre? " Adress L 3. cate tiee: | Leaves | W. B & MO, VABLE ot < s M700 15¢ Omahal _Depot 1th and W ebst 8. |_Omah by fled- the combined power of France d HXECELLANEOVE. — — ~ — i ¥ sill HANGE A 60-FOOT LOT AND Deadwoorl .7 6:10pm gland for so many years. T T e e e ar) for & bettar place: will nsatime 3. Wyo Ki5). 5:10pm Twenty-three brass guns and two mortars catler. ~ Nothing taken for less than c. womo or might pay some: cash. . F. Huteh- 1,,"“ V') didian captured in Mexico face the north. A nume- AETNA HOUSE, NORTHWE FOR LEASE, § AND 10-ACRE TRACTS. BOGGS T TTCAC = = ber of fron guns captured in tho elvil war and Dodge. Rooms by the & Hil % | winn (EXCHANGE 10 ACKE H l‘,,"‘:“km\fi'gl B Agrives are also lined up here. Artlstically grouped, . do®. stock of drugs, “Address ma syramidal-shaped heaps of balls and shells VILLA _RIDGE-BEAUTIFUL Valley, I f P 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HO SE- | Military road, north of motor- line — 4:05pm . are placed at intervals between. A little to Keeping. 113 & Tiih strect M 1o onty ‘S0’ pér “aore. st and AN O TRARE VA 5| G orn ¥y the north of Trophy Point is the new battlo m— —— | ment. A. P. Tukey. or house and fot. Would assume small mort- | &:dpm.(Hx. Hat).C hic, Pass, o ol Kt Ay ol 5 ! uglus stree eferonces re- L] (o VERYTHING M = i S s the largest stone sha he auired. TEOMTS u-" iy A o T BRI “FROM - N 1 Loaves ‘.“fi:.".\"" RAGIIC iarrives At | States. The post chapel and Fort Clinton PURNIN vy = R—161-! - ) 5 e ‘otmt. 8. _|_Owmaha conta valuable trophles captured FURNISHED ROOM T0 RENT, SUITAULE | s S FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE. | . <8t Louls Bxp o eam and similar annoyances are caused by impure blood, e D Wk and Mesiase wWhiiae for two gentiomon: i one winsle Fom 1o re- < VOYA e e 9:30pin St. Louis Bxp +ie 6:09pm which will result in a more dreaded disease. Unlass e v - hed 1 PRt o rraoes iy Mo, 10 e LAIR NTS. . 1%o_word firt o e GELT RIS e itk new Cullom Memorial building is fnished, ‘ uvenue, e A T u.m..n..r, Nothing tak = i T removed, slight impurities will develop into serious all of thesg scattered trophies will be placed 3 . L . : gy Rpagae L 3 e [ Arrives h , FOR RENT, HANDSOME PARLOR, DINING Nothin, en for b FARM LANDS, C. F. HARRIS Webster St Omak maladies. In its museum. ’ 3 B IR D VRl 3 | e EEE U o | Pt 1 B _ i Wl P [ SCROFULA, ECZEMA, SALT RHEUM [ty ; R o e BT 15 DIk . SYARRNN, CLATRVOYANS u“fl‘ DARGAIN, D RICK. | 1 Slowx City Accom’ @wn, Qa1 Kb 1 have for some time heen & suffercr from a severs ARE THE RESULTS OF Wiy 19 » Nema? FOR RN, NICELY FURNISHED FRONE it | o VB Barling, Bavker block. - REL s Sioux City Hxpress Huno) 110 ol bl e TR A thferen from RaitIae A story Is told of a Washington woman 4 R A ALY FURNISHED e ——— | T RS I e | S St Paul Limite o4 did o 0 glod. ™ 1 a0 o e ot Boitles” 0f who now mukes her homo in Colorado, i i = —— IAINS, HC . LOTS A 3 ST 5 Pl ' Wost wonderful rest : I BG e IR A NP 1 ! PRt o GMT g MASSAGR, BATHS, ETO, %ale or trade. F. K. Darling, Darker block L BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC ~TAY ol the best health | Over know. With evidently no thought as to the curlous FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HIGHT HOUSE. | s » i i © RE-—386 oy ‘l,"".f Mion_8ts.| O bave gained twenty pouads ol ny sound of the combination If spoken quickly, _keoping. 119 North 15h sir My 15+ | MADAME SMITH, 81 8 WTH, 1D FLOOR, | FARM LANDS, C.F. HARRISON, 913 N.Y.LIFE | Saotm. o or® banl faens: 10ihm 1o Tedlthg quite 1ke & new mian. Ab s Bliua: Nar ouisab ‘sl RAbHIES ] LARGE PRONT ROOMS SINGLE ORI reom 3. Massage. vapor, aleohil, = g3 M1 | 7 = - JORN &. EDELIN, B MR ANE A% RO A e ! Bodoontn. fia N 20 | Phurine and sea batha. L TSI T L | aaven | stoUX 1Ty e pacivic: (Arrives sat Prioting OA Wad oo o o ver, she proudly brought her young daughter ] k. A b | S . ST - | Bo vou T A HOME, A COZL LITTLE | Omaba) Depot 15th and We s, h 0 Bee an 0ld e . T K . — MADAME DROWN, 13 CAPITOL AVENCE, | farm of 3 (0 % aéres. where you con dttend o | 7 dhmm B Paul Tveatiss on Klood and Skin Direases maled! frea to any address. In. Lo 8ss ap 01 Crisnd, WAL WU pON RNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUS 1 floor, room 4, miaseage, alcohol, sulpaur and | your business in the city i rajse your awn 4 Eleam {4 SWIFT SPECIFI) O called your daught queried the visitor. _keeplng Farnam. L E-MEAe sca_baths ! CTuY Frult, vegeiabies and pemins imd ‘m.-"n'u.‘l oo Chicago . Lim SPECIF1) CO., ATLANTA, GA. “Helen” Virginia,” was the complacent reply FURNISHED ROOM, DATIL 3600, = e King' w 3 are hard? Come uick and OMAHA & w7 of the mother. *“Ah, and what do you call Bam $roet. L LA RUE, 46 S0UTH WFHL i B, Jour o Terma easy. Al o 5 . ¥ her in Colorado?”" was the rather unexpected . response. ]