Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1894, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 15 189 7 SPECIAL NOTICES. T e ™ - e rom sars meab merate. [ ppuIRe AT SOUTH OMAMA | 5ot sem mmemves o e e | REAL MONEY OF OUR DADDIES Mites, 1%ec word fis Insertion. 1o a_word Con! . S . | moreatier, “iMothing 1emen Tor 1om than S50 e T T am about 60 years of age. 1 enlisted in LARGE FRONT ROOMS, BINGLE OR EN | ——— - = DO YOU WANT A HOME. A COZL LITTLE the Eleventh New York cavalry In 1861 Advertisements for these columne |""v'ra'fi? $10.00 cach. 1606 Dodee. M85 MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD, Wls DOUUS. | “farm of 3 to 3 acres. whees you can attend to and served four years. I am old and de Ul 13:30 p. m. for the evening and untll ) | it = . - IM—s 130 your business In the clty and raiss your own 4 ~ - . p \ A ; Aok the morning and Aunday editions FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE- | — —— e - | Fruit, vesetables and pomiry and nve ike a | Unutually Large Amount of Business Gcn- | crepit, and would like to hear from my | 8aail Shel's the Currency of a Snail's Advert by requesting a numbered check, keeping. 1934 Farnam. MEM MADAME LA ROOK, MASSAGE. 22 N Irl:l king when times are haf@? Come quick and . 5 brothers. 1 have a son 7 years old that ean ha ors nddressed 1o & numbered lotter - pariors 12 and 13. U=t get your cholce, Term§ edby, 65 sidered by the Council, would Itke to know his uncles, and if you Pace Commerce, )R RENT, HANDSOME PARLOR will kindly publish this letter perbaps it in care The Bee. Answers addressed will S - TN ot Millard, N ese: jon of e check, ol bedroot urfiture. Addre GET MARRIED. 8 D FOR MY BIO PAPER; - - e Be delivered upon presentation of the ch © b e sae = Ak e Hundreds of” ddvertisers “want hugtands nd — may catch the eye of one of my brothers - 2 wives Malled seated for st v, ar- "1 | Respec ddress me, SITUATIONS- WANTED. FOR_RENT, NI | Beck, Denver, Cotar P Miat moy | ADVERSE REPORT ON OCCUPATION TAX | Respecttully, address ms, - = @ oLDS STAMPED COIN WAS A LONG TIME COMING __ | " rooms on parior floor, 2227 o - — & AMES RAYNOLDS, Tates, 1%c_ word first insertion, 1o 8 word G 100 | MASSAGE 'r;u»:?('r;.l\;'{.r"m BCTROTHER, | vcur #1.0m0 N PRICES OF EACH OF MY Y Care Daily Forum, Fargo, N. D. o ‘ - e b i i al baths. Scaip & ha manicy ., a o s Ay <l . o thereatior, * Nothing taken for less than %e. SORNIBIED FOOM, DATH. Teoh_siil FAR: | Shiropodis: ' Bre. Post, 5 B Th(h, Wikewi it | BOUses, sbiigwd fo G5 SO No Doubt but the Ordinance Will Be Re- e R e i T o Tobucco, Cattle, Cloth, Shells, Cocon, Beansy WANTED, BY LADY OF &, SITUATION AS 1882 16 Cined . pealed—Conl Denters Must Patronize City g gt Sk R td Rice, Fenthers, Bamboo Leaves, Sking, bunetacper In family where othier help In kept: COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES ASTHMA —— “I have been afficted all winter with widower's family preferred. Address K o1, Bee Bronchitie, . cousmptiony cAtarmhe ¢10. . TNIE | tnstraoliohd fust FeceTeed from eastérn owiter Seates—Liquor Licenses Granted— rheumatism in the back. At times it was Furs, Nails, Silks aod Many More D A—MG - S days tree at R. 35, Dougias bik, 16th and Dodge | TRAFRCHoRs fust recclved foom @Ciern cottages Magle City Gosslp. 80 severe that I could not stand up stralght, Vetoran Currencies. YOUNG OGRAPHER = WANTS %o, word first tnsertion, , it —— erected two years ngn, eontaining furnace, but was drawn over on one side,” s position: good business references from last Nothing taken for less than YOUR PAST, PREST bath, eloset, hot and cold watcr, marble wash George A. Mills of Lebanon; Conn. I trie employer. Address I 3. Dee A_M¥% 17 . TTOME. by lady clafrvoyant. b L L st e different remedies, but without relief, untll | OMAHA. May 10 N G WOMEN'S HOME —— All the members of the city council were | about six weeks ago, when I bought a bottls L ot R b SRR Women's Christian association. LADI present at the meeting last night, with | of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After using it | Bee: The most trying time in any man's Mayor Johnston in the chair. The room al- | for three days, according to directions, my | life Is when he is without money; his short- rhoumatism was gone, and has not re- WANTED-MALE HELP. “The v at n, 1c & word | ROOM WITH BOARD. PRICE MOL Insert All of thess are excellently located, one on The woi 3 ming ! “Nnxhln( taken for less than 2e. 2406 Caes. F—118 .mmx street, near motor, wn,"-;;‘ yards, | jotted to spectators was packed. The occu- | ( rnet since. I have since recommended ft Mngs .noany gther way may be easily — —. i — 3 W whot, 113 Y S sprinte etc. Presant price, $3.000.00 to $3. i _ " | d_since since ommended overed o overcome. This is e pre CITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL- SIRABLE ROOM WITH DOARD_IN 1 Ty e P e ma ot eecroysd, |t o pation tax repeal ordinance was read and | and given it to others, and know they have | COVETed OF overcme. This is at the present Americag/ firinger Co., - How- | _vate family. N. 19th. 6881 stops hair from falling and returns natu —— referred. Mr. Ryan asked for an ordinance | :mvn benefited by its use.”” For sale by | time the gencral view of the power of e T DOARD, § Tal color to gray hair. Free examination every s o compel the coal dealers to give " ruggists. money, but It has not always been so. The o — UTH ROOM WITH BOART iy e BT ST R , | to compel the coal deaters to give full weight | druge R e has ays been so. There AGENTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION HE - T2y 10 | Call at once if you_want one of these homes &t | ;Lor the city scales. One policeman resignel | was a time when money was much easier greatest invention of the age. The New Pat- e e Pl o' e a rare bargain. Fidelity Trust Company, 1703 " FEDERAL COURT. obtained than today, and the wealth of th ent Chemieal Ink Erasing rv'xl "s;'llx:k];: oous, _ FURN ,‘::,’,‘,“ 1;}"‘-.' ;‘.fif\'." ir:vf . SATIONA! ILLUSTRATED, VERDBATIM Farnam. and a new one was appointed. Fiftecn | : ained than Ay, and the wealth of the B 10 il o e MY ciriner. pazs | 1810 Capitol aves . i o bkl NBers of renaint oF price o ciath: — liquor license application were reported | Grind Will e Commenced Today on a | 1400 more equally distributed; indeed thire Gculars write the Monroe Erasing Mfe. Ooo X | 0 oo RooM DR 1T | P O. Dox &4, Omana d ks favorably upon and a big lot of routine busi- Long List of Cases. aro countries on the globe where one man BBl s > and Dodge M8 15 | Tiavi HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. a==— R Bt 1 | ness was transacted The May term of the federal court opened | POSSesses no more of the “nervus-rerum’ 4 GOOD SALESW no | DESIRADLE ROOMS WITH HOATD; REFER. | Health book and consultation free. Ad —_— - . | . Mr. Bulla reported on the condition of | this morning. The session was occupled in [ than another. But according to the economia iy e B ences. Mrs. Godso, 202 N. 15th street < cull Viavi Co. 36 Dee bldg. Lady attendant | VERNON HEIGHTS 18 1N emiicing e | Twenty-fourth street from Wyman south, | calling the docket and listening to motions. | Yiews In vogue today those pocple are poor e BN 16 tee U388 Park, and Is the 4. | recommending that $75 be expended in plac- | The grand and petit juries will report | A0d are sure of our sympathy, for we send day, 3 p. m. IHall WANTED. MEN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY | SQUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TV WITH | NEXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED_A DE- | caxh and $15 por month. ¥ “om. | Ing this thoroughfare in more passable con- | for duty this morning. The grand | Missionaries amougst them to enlighten, to gn_miny; former experience fot, Teiine AL St NGNS | Cactipune mdex ot 000 names of heirs ad; | pany, agents. RE-$23 | dition. The report was adopted. Jury will probably remain in session nearly a | Secure their salvation and to make them = S CTMAN | NICRLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH GOOD | I Great Brithin, Ireland, India, Australit, | 16) ACRES GOOD PLOW LAND NEAR RAIL: | o The new garbage ordinance was read the | month, as there are seventy-five cases await- TR R LR WANTED. A PIANO PLAVER. SRAMAN | NICELY FURNI o RO0NS Iy L e Dri 100, | ook omn oy erase. OF.10. azres. $1,808; 3400 | Airat time and refesred in need cf money, goes to the seashore and breferred, 108 N. 9th. B- ard, *“The Rase, Arney. . ssmge | Dob, order. | Address Richardson & Co., offics hiee easy payments. Willlams & Mit- | Mr. Walters reported on the occupation | {8 investigation. The greater number of | gathors shells, or cuts up some bones of a TRAVELING MEN VISITING THE HARD: 617 Heed bullding, 12 bert street, Phila- 313, McCague buidg, opposite post- | tax ordinance as follows: ‘‘Your commit- | them are for counterfeiting, unlawful sale of | peculiar shape and thus provides himselt T 130 RE-ss16 [ fo o tes ‘the clty's need of the oeeu. | liauor and violation of the postal laws. There | and family with (he nocessary “logal ten- ware and implement dealers In Nebraska cas SOUTH FRONT ROOMS, sl,\'m,‘T: OR EN | delphia, Pa rocure & bl payine lde line that requires | suite. 172) Dodge street MST2 150 - — ‘ e i it A B i ; > 1L ife A GUmbEr, b CAsBK YO HISReA DUFIArY LN’ | aur - s i ek Tox 984 CHILDREN BOARDED FOR REASON pation tax and also appreciates the injustice e i, e by asdressing Lok S i | = FUR 7 T | “prices. None taken over 6 years. Address’ STEAMSHIP LINE. being done by taxing one man's business | Connection with land ofiice business which [ i {5 well known that the natives of the = — | FORRENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS. | & i - — and not his neighbor's. Your committee | Will be looked into. Twenty-four criminal | jsies of the Indian archip:lago, the Sulu isles, —_————————————— | JNCHOR LINE _MAIL STEAMSHIPS S ANTED, SALESMEN AND CANVAS — L | thinks it class legislath v cases were left over unfinished from the Mst | of Coylon ¢ ARy < 4 T WAl . PALESMEN AND . = oy NC , LINE it ass legislation, which should not e of Ceylon and many Africans use the small new article, no fake. Add 7 Tates, 140 won nrft tisetlon, 18 4 wo MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. sl G s I N Yoy 1 | exist in national, state or municipal affairs, | term, which, with the usual percentage of | shell, callal “cowrie,” as a medium of ex- v 26 10 a. m..|and belng contrary to democratic princi- | Indictments returned by the grand jury will | change. Tho question asked®is not *‘have Lifter Co., Clinton ind Congress strests, Chi- | thereafier. Nothing tak: - = City of Rome, M LENGTH | 4 p. m. e NFU| SHE —— 3. HTAD NS L, ES 223 TR T T T TR G Ll e et R L e A B e o Ty GaVe 1o Bve years.. Heed Eabiopla, guny & 3" . Eurnesita, Junt'% | ples. Tiio report was signed by the full | Elve the new district attorney, A. J: Stwyer, | you money ?” but “have you cowrio?” Tis y_sample to the wholesale and i1 trad west corner 17th and Webster st G361 & Selby, 354 Doard of Trade. Warrants bought. | 1130 a. m. “Raleon, Recong aid A STIRES | committee. and “his assistant, Mr. Baldridge, enough to | Asiatic coin is in reality the poor man's 4 8ol on sight to every business man or firn = — T g REAWN Chicago at reduced rates to the principal Twenty persons signed a communication | Keep them busy for several weeks money. The shells of two specles of snalls 1iberal salary; money advanced for advertising FURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOT ANTIIONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 815 N.Y.LIFB, Senten’ Pnglish, Irish and sl continentar | complaining of the conduct of patrons of The only criminal cases of special moment | are principally used, the “cyprea moneta’ and exponses; permanent p«.-mm.mvfigfl!r:m, ping to man and wife; no children; loans at low rates for cholce urity on Ne- points. For money orders, drafts, outward or | saloons on Twenty-fourth street, near N. [ are those of the North Platte postoffice rob- | and “anulus’” In m 00 to 1,200 of these w< With stamp, King Mfg. Co., C-42, Chicako, Q. braska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. | prepaid tickets apply 1 an¥ of our'local agents | The” paper asserts that nuisances are daily | ber. who Eot away With 2000 worth of | siclls are worth about cue *fuang” & small —310 or to Henderson Bros., J committed in the rear of these salcons, | stamps and was arrested in New York, and | silver coin, worth ab.ut 12 cents in our and asks that the council abate the same. | Brooker, alias Caldwell and half a dozen | money; from eighty to 100 shells are worth EALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA | === e to wholesale otall trad v - Paxtor 3 L Vi :.3'" ::":}:m x':, wh lesal ':‘:;‘-I" TR Teal estate. Brennan, Love & Co., lnx‘lvlal;llk, MEDICAL. The petition was referred to the chief of | other names, who is supposed to have robbed | about 1 cent, but the price or value of the e aid: . oeition ey police. a postoffice somewhere, as he paid $82 in | cowrle fiuctuated, as is shown by reports 1iberal salary and oN | DR. C. V. CROOKS' NEW METHOD TREAT- MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES A communication was read from Treas- | stamps for clothing at Meyer's store in | dating back to the middle of the last cen- permanent. . For. terms address with stamp, N METHOD 7 Centennial Mfg Co., Miwaukee, Wis. D— mbroved and_4nimproved Omaha real estate, | ment of nerves, stomach, heart. 407 Bee blds. | yror “Hoctor stating that he hac copte p ) 3, 5 and 10-c 2 560 o % 1106 Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. 3% ¢ g he had accepted | Lincoln, and had a lot of 3, 5 and nt 00 to 2,560 cowrles were then worth WANT) A RE m FOTL RENT, THE £.STORY BRICK BUILDING, e i . " | e———————————————————— | $196.69 tax from the Omaha Belt Line Rail- | stamps in his possession when arrested at | abcut 1 “ruppee’ or about 25 cowries for 1 le; to nssist o % 916 Farnam st. The building has a fireproof — - . —— PASTURAGE. way company. This company has a fraction | Grand Island. cent. In Africa the purchasing power of dmaha. cement basement, complete steam heating fix. Lorfihjrl?\'gfl_l;flght‘y"& "'fi{;“",j)"i[fnf}“;j) it over a mile of trackage inside the city Judge Dundy has signed a writ of revivor money is greater; in Fezzan 2,500 WANTED, 6 {ures, water on all floors. gas, ete. Apply At | BN Farmam Smith & Co., 159 Farnam. | Rates 1yc word first insertion. ie a word | limite. in the case of W. R. Robeson against W. T. | cowrles are worth 1 *'mitkal” ($5) or five for factory. Apply F. M. > s W—3i4 thereafter. ~ Nothing taken for less thau 23c. C“)"]Enginoer Beal reported that it would | Shannon, the Patrick Land company et al. [ 1 eant. The Utia, Dogwumba, Gowaw, s DESK ROOM CHEAP. FRONTING FARNAM. e = % ACRE - | cost $140 to make needed repairs on the L Jlaintift died, and the executrix sets | Kong and Akra, well ki ric b il 2, N > 300D | WE HAVE 16) ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS. P The plain ed, a Kong and Akra, el nown African tribes, WANTED, LADORERS AND TEAMSTERS oy | _IToom 2 i MGl | oA O AL BT s 510 N. Y Lite, | ture for' Horses. Board fence, spring water. | street viaduct. He also recommended that | forth that the decree in the case was granted | use tho cowrie as currency. the B. & M, Ry. extension in Montana and | FOR RENT_HALF OF STORE 2TH AND % W5 Barton & P e Dlos: “ralaphons | Ule Street car company take up its tracks | after his decease, making it iliegal, as a de- | The Ashanties use gold dust. In other i B eeear T ed Farnam sireets: | Sumings excellent toeation for meaty Bu/lG | SioNEY w0 LoAN AT LowEsT RATES THE | il e el IO (e Soetenfft g el e onl e voeiot apdssnmianiline el pesta o tiearsi G il e ot et ’ 4 13—MS9 ol b AN 0 L e O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. (378 | s v er | water under the law. The exec ants [ measures of value. In Ombrana and Loando —yre TS S N FOR RENT, IN ATLANTIC, IA., A COMMODI- — ON FAT POU gave it as his opinion that the structure everything in due form of law, and therefore | small mats, artistically made from bamboo : WANTED, TRAVELING | SALESMEN TO | “ous vusiness room, on the best business coner | MONEX 70 LOAT ON, EATSR, LY S OBT was strong enough to carry the cars of the | wants the case reopened, which will be done. | Jeaves, are worth twenty-five pounds of ‘ B s and:oter. branas ot fine | - 1 Heart oftrade CACdress Dr R Fidelity Trust Co., 1102 Farnam st. W—% Tates 1%c_word first Insertion, 1o a_word | Street rallway company. He also considered | The suit s ono brought to foreclose a mort- h. In former years the Kaffir used Kentucky hand-made h whiskies S L = = ND | thereatfer. Nothing taken for less than Zic. it essential to paint both structures gage. s spear as a measure of value; the Kafir on_monthly salary and O A " AGENTS WANTED. s o an ey ooy aditame | Ton 8 SILVER WATCH AND Gorp | Clty Clerk Maley handed In a communi- et the day wears a belt composed of from O e i lors cand W liquor ESGENTY 2 Drorerly at Jowest rates of Interest. | W—3T1 | LOST A RO A and and Nichoins. and 24 | cation stating that Henry Ditgen, the ex- From S tter Creek. 300 to 400 brass rings; two belts are the Y et Mo 16 Cheapaide, Texin To_ word first_insertlon, 1o & _word | TIrE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON | ond Bd. Reward if returned to 1108 clerk, had not posted his books up to within | SUTTER CREEK, Cal., April 12, 1894.— | price of one cow. s Nothing taken for less than 3c. or bought. F. C. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo. S four months before his term of office ex- | Tom Green of this place says: ‘“Last e alt is the money of Abyssinla. The e 5 3 SRR ¢ Wog8 | s | pired, and in some instances the books had | mer I had a sudden and violent attack of | tribes living on the west coast of Africa WANTED-FEMALE HELP. PO = i A B R e b = ON GMANA FROPERTY | SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. | not been posted since 1892, He recommended | diarrhoea. Some one recommended Cham- | have purse strings called the “wampum. = - = 5 : Y Nebatha fatme at from & o 1. per cent. i that Mr. Ditgen be compelled to complete | berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea | It consists of picces of shell, pierced and Taten, it word frst fnecrtion, lo o word | AGENTS, NOTH SEXES: TEN INDISPENSA- 489 NYRe P Naliooa” tank Duiiing. | YA SANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, &3 this work at once, as the condition of the | Remedy, which I procured, and aftu: tak- | drawn on a string, the more valuable shells QL @ Nollling - ciken for 1ses an B D ot rstiora. . The Ciaiies Sheer W—sm | N. Y. Life, Omaha. _ Ask for clrcular. 391" | hooks greatly delayed his work. The matter | ing a couple of doses was completely cured. | being cither violet or purple colored. White BEST OF WAGES TO COMPETENT GIRL: | Co., Kansas City, Mo. 303 June 3 | GNITED STATES MORTGAGE GO, OF NEW | —————————————T-==————————=| yas referred to the finance committee. Mr. | Since then I have often persuadcd friends | shells strung in the same manner are worth must be good cook and laundress. L ! VANTED: GRNE GENTS AT OMAHA., York, _Submit choice loans to F. §. Pusey, MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. Maley also mentioned the fact that mo pro- | to use it for the same complaint, and in i one-half of those colored; a wampum of IOt 8 T arnikny O=3% remont,. Grand Taand . MNorfolk ‘nnd Bentrice | esent, First National bank bullding. vision had yet been made for dog tags for | every case a prompt cure has been effected. | white shells has a value of G shillings. ' o ETENT GINL FOR SEC. 7 B b ooy W-M225 m2§ Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, 1c a word | 444 voar In my opinion it is the best remedy on the The Indians of British Columbia use WANTED, A COMPETE) for the Unjon Central Life I pany. ToEbat ‘Nothing taken £ir less than 2sc. y e ond work, with city referonces. 1) Park | $2000,00.00 In force in Nebraska. Rencwal | MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE, 503 N. Y, Life, | thereafter. Nothing 1axed 77 48 Mr. Bulla reported on the missing tools | market for bowel complaints.” For sale by | strings of haipua shells, worn as ornamen ' e Emmt | e P L TR T MR D el W-ilia | G P GILLENDECK, BANJOIST AND | that belonged to the city. He called on | druggists. tal borders to their dresses. These serve - 38 WAN g S ] o ) - - teacher. 1510 Californis st. el e the: as ency to ti e wit a strin, LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE - ) Mr. Tobias, the ex-street commissioner. Mr. hem as currency '3 A ainavian Youns Ladics' home, 304 Cuming. | WANTED_AGENTS IN _NEBRASKA AND | LOAN! W. SQUIRE, 268 Bee W8 | ————=——————————————| 105 tricd fo explain where the missing | ADAM SNYDER'S SEORTAGE. | of ordinary quality is worth a beaver's skin. 725 | Mowa to sell the Mons & Hillyard patent farm: | S e UPHOLSTERING. tools Were, but the only excuse he could CMT s Lot d A RARE AND COSTLY SHELL. = - T handy egg case at reduced price: big —— 2 . Co WANT! EXPERIENCED T AKER, | money in it for the right man. . Apply W. T 2 = give was 'that what tools had not been | Actlon Comraenced In the Criminal Court | 1\"purther India is found a shell, which * Soak i b o an. Apply, ; STERING _CO. _FURNITURE ) n Farther India s found a shell, which R S E KA s ree . L Vel a6y LEti iRl mEnu st arioLtne Ietmera LRy e e o e e | Cliade and repalred | Carpets laid and furniture | broken had been stolen. The missing tools Against the Ex-Treasurer. nobialons) pesform tthes filieBoOATO LB LR SR S8 2 Ghae Bt oeep! = Ean il I RETERON patched and polished. 2%8 Farnam; ;fl'm‘?' are as follows: Four flles, ten shovels, one An information signed by Commissioner | but is also high-priced and worn as an GIRI, FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK. DESK ROOM. WM. J. WELSHANS, @l NE N _ : tapeline, one hoe, twenty-five lanterns, two | Jenkins, charging ex-County Treasurer | amulet. The King of Ceylon presented to Spruce stre=t. CMIN 15 Board of Trade Bidg. pa) e U loan you mny sum i T oaten | m—————————==—=—————=———— | saws, one spade, one hatchet, two hammers, | .- " B G T o beszlea ana | King Asokn of Maghada in Hindoostan, a small or large, at the lowest ible rates, in and for any, length PAWNBROKERS. one cross-cut saw, one trowel, one mattock, very costly shell, (he spiral shapad’*turs PERIENCED COOK AND LAUN. IN EVERY CITY AND | the quickest possible t(me, WANTED— AGENTS WANTE! v v o - drosa: also nurse and housemald. References | “(own to handie *“The Story of the Common- | Of time to suit you You can pay It back in one post maul, one bit, two chisels and a | converted to his own use the sum of $6.- | ol called “tsjanko” by the natives. Tequired. 115 No. 39th st. C588-16 The tastest selling Dok ever pubilshed | - Such installments as you wish, when you wish, | “Rates 1c word firat/ insertion, 1o &_word | number of picks. Mr. Conley thought the | 977.39, was filed in the police court yester- | Al turbinella shelis, as a rule, have thelr y Vi 1§ 1 it as I keep It y can bo avernged by good agents. | und only pay for oo o thereafter. _ Nothing taken for less than Zc. ex-street commissioner should either be | day. spirals winding or running to the right, and WANTED, TWO GIRLS AT DORAN HOUSE, e ) o e Gor terres . | You can barrow_on 7 = 4228, "18th, 1 block solth of court house. e company. 34020 Daosborn strsety, Chi- | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, | FRED MOHLE, 1517% FARNAM: @7 | compelled to pay for the tools or give a Adam Snyder was the democratic treas- | only one out of a million is found showing bk cago, LIl J—M6%0 HORSES, _ WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, — — — better account of the ones missing. Mr. SR T v th a spiral running to the left; it is therefore — WA R shCURITY, ™ | UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS | Tobias sald if the council thought It was | V7% Who was succeeded by . B. Irey three | . ;04 o “King of the Tsjanko Snafls.” FOR RENT—HOUSES. M L e e L e without._pablicity or. removal_of property. fair for him to pay for the tools that have | YEArs ago. At the time of ‘;“’r"g“?“l‘!‘“ Mhe | ‘The diver who is fortunate enough to versible flat iron in Omaha _and adjacent OMABAS MORTOAGBELOANHICO., 1. K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND | been lost or stolen he would do so. Re- | office there were rumors that Snyder Was | gep one from the bottom of the sea is hand- Taten 4o _word fist insertion 1o o word | territory. "Enquire at 62 New York Life Ddk. wh SOUTH oTH STREET. SR L Rt i e short In his accounts, and an {nvestigation | somely rewardel. In many of the Poiy- ghscRctarsi No tilng) takentfdc: lees (han 1. WiiHRrstsenoes: I=1%— | rHE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- Mr. Walters offered a resolution instruct- | Was ordered, the result of which was that | yogian jslands the cowrle s the only meas- : : c t N avasbarisl s of the money i PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA, DRESSMAEKING. ing the building inspector to see that two | It Was ascertained that some of t 1 ure of value. had not been properly accounted for. EX- | “(Op the west coast of Africa, along the X383 E = additional fire escapes or exits be placed WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- | DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. ADDRESS | jn Bauer's hal pert bookkeepers went through the books, | Kuanza river, the shell known as *‘quiran- FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 05 8 | MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS WANTED: 36th st; range and all other conveniences; $3. salary or commission. Apply at_Jenning: George Clouser, room 2, 1633 Farmnam st. hotel, Room 52 J-MT21 : y rdy. 4218 Nichoias street. Mso7 M2l® making practically the same findings of the | g d e % TOD] ; | A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME—WANTED, IM- curity; strictly co'nfldemlul. A. E. Harris, Lliss Stu The committez on licenses recommended das de dongo’ is used as ‘money, FOR RENT. #HOOW DRICK, ALL MODERN | “mediately, canvamsers and agents in “overy [ oom 1, Continentyl block __ X—3% - that liquor licenses be granted to the fol- | Somimittee. Something ke a vear ago MF | and is therefore called ‘Monetaria'* e, otor $23.00. " Jnquire. Comp- | SHF, B, the United States 1o introduce | MONBY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, - lowing persons: M. Woolsteln, Willlam | Suyder was informed of ihe condition of | for the same reason the Venus snail of S ARTANG BARKER DLOGK, | & hoans work dally. Call or address Thoo. | _block: i il o | Rosesnur, John H. Nelson, John Rabby Max | the shortage. but as nothing was done If | whale teeth form thé money of the Fijis 4 L R e [ 140 Nassau street, Room 3, N. THE PLACE TO BORROW Spleadid cgrative axsnt for Nervous orSick || Liens, John Conroy, F. J. Eggers, Whiiam | this clrection, the commss oners ed | Red feathers are used by the South Sea Fork 01t P03 15 MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, landncho, Brain lion.hln mess, | Bauer, George Schuler, Danfel Clarey, John | UPOR the action that was taken yesterday, islanders; the North American Indian, the HOUEES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THR | S=——— Oy O R oNS AND CALRIAGES, recial or general Neursigiai alec ‘:fi‘f,‘“‘ Empkins and John Failon. The licensé com- | , SOe time ago In speaking of the mAtler | Kirgisi, the Hottentot and Zulus have al- 9,53, Davis company, 156 Farnam: D RENTAL AGENCY. MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, o Anmrata. Aatidots R Afoonofis | mittee will have some more licenses to re. | M. Snyder stated that e Or AR ves | ways used and are still using skins and turs . EHOOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECELPTS, Lo ihet Cloie. Frioe, i dband et | ot cuptlHA O ting tonfght. The im. | DOt through any dishonesty, but was caused | j'y, o "o any burchase. Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgutter, 204 Bee build- | ~Rates 1ic word first insertion, lc 8 word | MONEY ON MERCHANDISE, Eflervescent. s ¢ out that the dealers: | DY Teason of the manner in which the office e varioist Anes 1R aHtonioTood Fn DS’ | thereafier. Nothing taken for less than e, MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, 7™ | ““THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL €O. pression has got out that the liquor dealers' | ¥ FEESE O v 15 fines eutonic codes were B ] = = = 7 = MONEY ON goods that remain with you, (199 -bondsmen_have to qualify in the sum of B ee estimated in cattle. FOR RENT, CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE, | RENT REDUCED ON HOUSES AND ROOMS. MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, 151 S. Western Avenna, CHICABD | $5000. This is wrong, the amount, accord- . e 5 In a well known passage of the Iliad the with bath, In city, $16.50. 3037 California street. :‘qu";“:é g:gg. n:, mi?r’rr:l'ed"'l,l?" 310.0:_, Y li'!r!i:)‘&m;sgfi “2&?‘5{“,{‘{%5&' 3 For sale by all druggists. ing to law, being only $2,500. Chamberiain's Cough Remedy the Best. Aiiterancol INitheLyaluBl ot Ro s talar e oo Butts, 20 5. 17th street. L—M78 M6 | MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIGLE TIME, Ivor Thomas handed in his resignation as L“JCK";F"“? E,“d- ,fip'“' 21, t““m— is estimated in terms of oxen. MONEY THAT you may pay back at any time. Having been troubled with frequent colds From the prominemce of slavery in early sty a policeman. It was accepted and James Man — Daveloped | gycchan was appointed and confirmed. RENEWED Mr. Ryan introduced a resolution instruct- during the past few years, I have from time to time used the various cough medicines in common use. I have arrived at the con- RENTAL AGENCY, 87 BROWN BLOCK. D355 societies it is natural 1o suppose that slaves would be adopted as a medium of exchange, and one of the Irish law tracts, cumbal, is and In any “amount. ls at ROOM 4 WITH- - r T NELL block, corner and Harney streets. FIRST CLASS. WELL LOCATLD HOUSES. L. | —prer—me—or—mromer——— | THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. 8. Skinner, 310 N. Y. Life. 2 X—is2 HE GREAT LIFE | ing the city attorney to draft an ordinance Eyec = thereaffer. = Nothing taken for less than 25c. 2 R 2 o) o TRAN T COMPORTABLE, CONVENIENT, 5. el SO DANEON oA RWAGON gwver, CUPIDENEwiI] | controlling peddlers, and also one compelling uon e 1o oonemedY | said to have originally meant a female slave, foderate rentals; best 3 wid 4-room suites for | STORAGE FOR HQUSEHOLD GOODS: CLEAN nos and furditure of all kinds ~Busine Tesiore all the genelative | il coal dealers to have thelr coal weighed | 5 Mo JeM ASA WARDROD | "As a medium of exchange the Laplanders possible if CUPIDEN. on the city scales before being delivered to 4 : U NavBraN Rrlf | have used cheese; the Kaffirs used spears; Yied.”Sond for tre cir- | the purchaser. Lo ey e “trermeot. W | iron spikes were used in Central America’ culars and testimonials. Mr. Woog inquired if the gamblers were | |oocon " 051d, relieves the lungs, alds ex- | the Alaska Indians used leather. — Adam housekeepe: only. References required. Also :‘nnfldenllll J B. Haddock, room 427, Ramge €-room sulite {n tenement. £10 S. 22 st. M- 1o e X384 D—358 | STORAGE,WILLIAMS & CROSS, i2li HARNEY. | JONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- KELEENNEY&CO.R. 1, CONTINENTAL DLK. M85 erty. Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. Y. Life bullding. PAYQL MEDICINE CO- | still making a donation of $50 a month each | WCRETR O €6 C FEtes BRE EIRT At Cure, | Smith tells us that nails were used In Seot- D% _ | 5TOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. | eI etieo, Cal to the city. No one was prepared with the | Freoraion ST SEUEHS & RERTATI Cond | Jand; tin was used®as money in the early NIOE S-ROOM COTTAGE. $10.00 DER MONTHL | (1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair works. AN information desired and the matter was | oo AR e days of England; Burmah used lead; Norway L. 8 Skinner, 310 N. Y. Life. < D083 Mist May 81 BUSINESS CHANCES. . dropped. ot cabrect BE=NAle 10 AR to this day uses grain and other products block south of Leavenworth on 35th avenue; | “wa = e FRENCH & CO., ROOM 2 SCHLITZ DLDG. SUES SOLIOLTOKS. . el There is a great deal of complaint from | o' i e rake T Bt itobanao TR ile % ERBihs Apoly to N. Pergy, ‘o premised, o R e anotialty (or: bakinees. ansnoss: | BUREAV:} BUES & (055011 JITOLS Bee Poopor: Made A Ralss onnerTutidoaaar thia dancedstins biRtiarene | o i il Y ENEELIN I gag AN RN [ DM | T — — — buy, sell or trade stocks of merchandise and | Building, OMAHA. NEB. Advice FREE A young man giving the name of Cooper (Lt & Lendersby:thas gL SRS 0 ARG, RETAID LUMDER YARD, NED. O WESTomr | L)) ol Jr ctrads stocks (o Derchaniiss and calleq at MeCormick's barn, 417 South Four. | thieves who entice dogs away and steal the | Virginia and the Carolinas. Klemm in his a . e / N istory of Mexico says: he market plac teenth street, Omaha, Saturday noon, and collariqand tiag. Then...the. 40k :catehers | tistery gf f l:f\':cn Il'lllvjhlm),l.-xmu"'n: 7 happen along and find the canine without | of the city of Pla ARD hired a horse and buggy for the afternoon. | the tag and he is straightway taken to the | twice as large as the city of Salamanca; it =% AR B e, Socat MONTH. {110 LAFAY, | “lowa. Address ¥. 0."Box 62, Davkd City, Neb. | always have obportunities for profitabie in- Water, ‘closet, gus, electric Lghting appil- el N-170 M40 Vestments. _Consult_them. . o) wn, trees, ete. Fidelity | CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND J. THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX- Lea: L., nnees, ote.” Reautitul feg-Cirust Qompany, 1103 Farnam street, D—M2i5 ture, carpets, etc. 1 Brussell, 110 & 1 change company, 23 First National bang, He took In two women and drove to this | pound. It is claimed by many of the vic- | had covered walks and streets for the bene- FOR RENT, GOOD DETAGHED NINE-ROOM S Omaha, negotlators “of business opportunities: S REINGTON & Gl city. After enjoying a ride for a few hours | tims that there is an organized conspiracy | fit of the merchants and traders; the canals house, 221" Capitol avenue. Also 9-room house, | WANTED, TO BUY OUT A GOOD e or. . Bala.Lof, _exchioke, P00 and | D th and M 3 Cooper drove the horse over to the stock | alded and abetted by the dog catchers to | were lined with warehouses and the market 22§ Capitol avenue. B, H. Rabison, room 1, clgar store or confectionery stand. $1,000.00 stooks -of general merchandise: alsy and Mason Sis. | % Commercial National DAt |38 Bee ctionery stand, Address stocks In other lines. If you want to buy, sell g0 Vestibule....... yards where he sold the outfit for a small | steal the tags in order to give the dog | was visited daily by about 50000 people. - - - - : De=hiINg 15 or exchange anything write us, | 0 Express. : amount of money, and he has not been seen | catchers a chance to earn additional fees. | There were five kinds of coin in use, the c»s‘o?.u nx:fn;x‘srwl COTTAGE, LAWN AND i s 7A TlaAgo iand laws . Loon) since. Mr. McCormick recovered his prop- These thefts are continually becoming | cocoa bean, a token, 8,000 of which were ade. iami street. D-dids OR ! —FURI X CASH BUYER FOR GROCERY actio - dunclien” Local, erty, and the police are looking for Cooper. | more rrcquu):u.band now there is not a day | worth one xiquipilll, the standard culn': 6-ROOM COTTAGE NEAR MASON SCHC Rates, 1%c word first Insertion, a_word also bakery and confectionery stor Lanves 3T & MC ey 0 of the weel ut that one or more cases e second kind of currency were pleces of on 8. 23d street. Inquire 1016 . 330 stiect . | thereatier. " Nothing taken for less than o, v Totormation and " Exchange Co. ke Depes Lt aad afiie By AT Republican Call PR P T e e s e B L S e el . ____DMIS 1 | e e S URNITURD FOR FIVE-ROOM | — ot hatonal bank, Omaha. _ Y-ME316 | 5 Denver Express.... e A meeting of all South Omaha republicans | In some cases (he collars are valuable, but | filled with gold dust, the quills varylng in EEVEN ROON HOUSE™ #TH AND UARNEY, | coltage with privilese of rentng cotag”. Par. | X VERY DESIRABLE GROCERY DU 88 | 1 Gadwood Express......l. 410pm | 45 bereby called for Tuesday evening, May | 83 & rule the chief object of the thieves | size and value, and copper and tin poine Biag. i RS evang oity; will sell cheap. Apply 118 | in this elty for esle at & bargain. Address L | §IEPI."iabraska Local (exoept Bins.. ¢idoom | 16, at 8 o'clock- at Plvouka's hall, Twenty- | 3eems to be (o get the tag. As this Is com- | hammered to a disc, without stamp of EROURE WiTH NiNE RO0M AL MODERY | e | = §ilsam_ Lincoln Local (except Sunday.).!11:%am | fourth and L streets, to organize a republican | Paratively valueless, the victlms argue that | symbol. The earllest trace we have that JOU'S]| 8 LL MODERN T R AcC = s - = ST s i e e e fol e gold el o % 0 e - (st targs awn. st sid Lane | FORSALE HORSES, WAGONS.ETO. FOR EXCHANGE. Teaver | ST A C B e | C and leasue. Al republicans invited. © | [uCH, TG mut”or thom Jay It ¢ the, door | Sasuus1s by the anclent Eevpiana. - Gld & DM 18 PR UYL e g Baise iite) word et Tnsetton. W e word | (:Omatia ‘1 h and Mason Sts. | Omaba Magic City Gossip. of the dog catchers. It s difficult to detect | and silver was made up in rings of a certain #2200, EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOU thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25 thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. Sidtam.. y Day Express... Manager W. Babcock is in Chicago. the thieves, as they induce the dogs to lne and drawn on a string; in Semnaar 8. EIOHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. L i s s Lo Hipm. i ¢ Ex. vio U. b, Trans. 6o ge 3 80- tha uthiaves 5en Anduon Mt | value an : s 2. Btarr, 815 N, Y. Later’ D94 | GPNTLE FAMILY HORSE, PRAETON AND | 1OWN 100 FAKMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS THICAGH Y & PACIFIC, A circus is billed for South Omuha next | [olOW them away. an they were seen | they are in use to this day, and shailar N i i harness cheap. Enquire evenings or Sunday, | end Dakota:will sell cheap or exchange for mdwe,, | Tgaves | CHICAGO. I 1. & DACIE il by a policeman he would naturally think | ring coins were used in Gaul FOR WENT, VERY DESIRADLE LESIDENCE, | 1719 N. Bta street, P—@6—1{" | horses & caitie, Address box i, Franktont, Ind! | Smansiimon Dwst Ui & Masn Editor G. W. Fairbrother of Talmage {s fn | LAt the dog was with its rightful owner. | Of the soft metals tin was used by the 213 Farnam. R. C. Patterson, Ramge o Fon SALE, F. MARE, COLT 1 WEEK s e Tt R TR Ty the: l’"" VRS i35 The only remedy the city officials have been | Mexicans, Malays and Chinese. Iron was —e — e e old, by Winslow Wilke 9%, flly 11 months | STOCK OF MILLINERY ~AND NOTIOM ot 4 Fxpeess. a8y e able to recommend I8 for dog owners 10 | used by the Sencgambians and along the MODERN HOUSE. 10 ROOMA, RENT LOW; | 0 by Mark Wilkes 5. E. corner flst and H | Waathorses & catile. Box 4, Frankfort, fnd. Chicagy Vestbuled: Limited Mrs. John C. Carroll and her children are | kecp a close watch on thelr property. e Nila. Platarch tuils ua ibat L keys 2001 Capitol ave, adjoining. Tel. 4i; i1 streets, South Omah: P—M72 ki 2—385 lahoma Exp. (i 13 home from a trip to Arapahoe. ———— the first metal used a8 monsy ' D-M343 190 R GOOD LAND IN PERKINS CO., NE T Miss Edna, daughter of Captain E. B. Mur- Paving 3, a r " N g e - L UMby ALE M LA ND 1> ., NEE ) s . B. & County Roads. Sparta_retained the iron coin longur p FOILMENT, THE OEST MODERN 11003 | ¥ O B ROBLLANEDYS. Arnde Tor merchandiae. Hox A7, Grant, Heb. phy of Arapahoe, is visiting Mrs. John C. | mqy st = seqd | Any other country. The oldest pices Mas 130 he county commissioners have agreed Carroll. Itallan money (crude coppir disds) were house In Omaha for the moncy. Templeton & | FALRD HAY FOR SALE, THE STANDARD | -—— —— — RS “baxton ] ! Cattle company, Ames, Neb., have 200 toas | WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXQHANGE TOR 16) All_orders | acres of good land, unimproved, title perfect, upon the material to be us=d in paving the | ¢ A% FNCRC Il STon the. site of We will sell you a lot in Persons & Berry's y Yen | three county roads and will order work to | anofent eity of Voluisil, destrsyed by additiin and furnish lumber to build a honse oty & of good barn-stored hay for wale. .. VE ) 5 o i _Depot 10t mantha g June . beduiiful. o filed_peomply.. 2 woLth B0 per gereT Addrmes L a bt | 3Amm.cco Besvan Beppess. for $10 down and $10 & month. Persons & | begin as soon as the winning contractors | Romans in the year 264, I, 2. = o oo et 4 SMALL COTTAGE HOUSES TO BE MOVED. > — - sessOvertandy Wi, pm | o 2 3 o1 e ground Y ent niol the Chinas oo tnprovements Tnquire 3. A, Sunaer-. | * Mljion s WANTED, T0 TRADE VACANT CITy LoT3 | 3:om.Ueatrice & Stromabg. Fxiex'Sun 12 am. | Wileox, 2416 N street. can get thelr matefial upon (he ground. . By | The most ancient monay of tho Chinsse x nd, Omaha Coal, Coke and Lime Co. Sap o Bows mes 1ot T Winnd Tasuine ssnal mocts v Pagiic . ‘10:8am N e— resolutio; hes been decided to pave the | the co WEw i DM P(rm s:'kls. A SECOND HAND SOD. sage. Address, giving location, L 3, Hee, e ST L g 4:2pm Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne is | Military road with Colorado saudstone and | pearls, preclous »vl-.nr.. |)1rlluv~ m«-'all '-ntl S ROOM 1 TN, T ountam. $ Z—M5 19 o8 | CHICAGO, MIL PAUL. ves d 0! the ot ad cad ils ¢ WOVE brics. About 00 years before $ROOM HOUSE, Ji11 N. STH STURET, - | ot No. 134 North 8ih street. Souin — G Ui Dot 1 O L O | TEL B ok wy St ticlous camte s unrivalied. | etsion: Hagh Murmhy 18- siveniha sionis e | Chriat the Chinove colned the frat meta) S ——ses— | — — = FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. Gt ————— E. D. VanCourt & Co. the macadam work. | money, in the shape of dice, but owing to FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS, | OLD LUMBER AND KINDLING WOOD_ IN- - . . o L Ripels Ik, 9 The Raynolds Brothers. In disposing of the counity road fund, $150. | the rearcity of gold the people had to resort " quire at 14th and Leavenworth. Q- Rates, 1hc word first Insertion, lc a_word | Leaves | F. E. & MO VAT,LEY. —To the E: D0 - O # & | to tortoise shells, silks and pearls as b . PRy R L R R R Omaha| Depot 1sth and ater Sta. | Omah: FARGO, N. D., May 12.—To the Editor of } 000, the commissioners have divided the | to tortoise shel i a sub e L B, erten, o o word "OND_HAND LUMBER, DOORS AND WIN- 2 ‘AL WL r o intod Y AR L_Omaha | e Bee: T have three brothers in Ne. | mount Into three equal parts. each part Lo | stitute for metal money. In the year 00 R M " than 3tc. dows. New postoffice site, corner 17th and Cap- | FARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON, 13 N.Y.LIFE m. (x. Sar), Wyo. .Fi&&":" Mon.). 8.10pm | braska, Tom, Christy and Con Raynolds, | D€ used upon the road designated | A D., the first puper money was lxsued; it FOR RENT, AT 2095 DODGE, A LARGE, DAY | it} avenue Q-8%4-2 R B-aMive opm. . Nortolk Expreas’ (He. Sunduy.).. 10:4m 3 3 W ayH In making the estimates, the comnmittes on | Was & legal tender for salt and iron only, Some years ago I bad a letter from the | Before the invention of the scales money de of the baser metals wus simply Bu ol bt o om, | roads figures that the $50,000 will pay Military road with sandstone to a polnt uear | wWindow, second story front room, for $10.00 & | GLRANED BIICK NEW 708 = - RS L Y1 pser g B " NEW POSTOFFICE 8 BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, - 1 cther i s e Corner 17th and Capitol av RN | Poale'or trade: ¥ K. Dariing, Barker block. —_— .. — - - RE—338 P o el o " v ¢ ed in h 14 d not until eoppet - — ——— e the west line of Benson, a digtance of nearly | Weighed in the hands, and not until eopper FLOAISRED | NOOME AT W . CEICAQO MISCELLANEOUS. 5 10 AND W.ACRE TRACTS, 2% MILES EAST ) ixpreas three miles from the city limits. On the | and other metal non-y waxregilarly formed, & R O . vy gt e s Sl e ol|l»|:nm; umfn. at ut\ow to l‘:m‘m per .lcr:' ~\-‘;‘:i_l;~’n; Lpglr;-u'vd other roads it is cstimated that the appro- | cut and pressed did counting take the plaes NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, WITH Bares, "_”“ 3 word | suitable fer fruit gardens and homes. Dx R Asteen Viver. priation will carry the paving into the fn- ( Of weighing. But here ends the cra ol 'or Without board, Call at 107 Dogging ot | :%:lr::lor“fi:‘:{n:':i::;lg l:;:sm & Hess, Council Blufts. R E-ME 33 X, Saty Chis ek o), terior of the vounty a distance of seven | Datural monsy and that of the artific al takes wgz LA L ) G ACRPS, ON | FOR SALE—8-1OOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN SR ] T miles from the city lmits. This will » | its plac HILIP ANDRES. = = — litary north of > ves MISSOURI PACIFI TAtrives ¥: MR is will pave | it i N¥neae | _ment A P. Tukey. R E~15 N. 4th 2 © R B-tes e TSt Louls Bxpress.......... s:0am McArdle precinet, and the Center street | DeWitt's Little Farly Risers. Small pllts, i oo TR R R | T p——— | SRty W N CORER WEE AWD WO | Baiis es: dant Wea oo, $ 100 | road to a point into Millard precinet mot far | safe pills, hest pills. y gR! AT CLATRVOYANTS. BAI A B aNgK 1pm . Dally (ex ) Nebra from tha village of Millard | b i LT S ~ Rates, 1c word first insertion, lo a we HARRI N Y.LIFB g o neringe Lisenses, ¥R RuNT. A LARGE SOUTH ROOM AT 13 | ihireatier, * Nothing taken for Joms than e F. BARRISON, 1l WX LIZR | Omahal D :‘lr#’? B DISORDERS, P that cure sick headache; DeWNVs | he following mriuge Noctwes were fas — " e L ot B ARREN O T — g ity Acc Snl 1y Risers, . > MRS, DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT. RE- | TOU BT - 10:00min . .io8% CIty Accem (985 ORLY.1.. §:0som ; iste- Ml d yesterday VERY | PLEASANT TiOOM. mflimri 199 | Tiiabie business medium; Stk year at 119 No16 | Vil Fou BUY, A SOUTHEAST FRONT. 10 1 12:t80m Siovx Clty Ex « ) ali%am Such as Sick Headache, e ‘:“" ignert “l" 4 - s 3 5361 Rouse on the lotg tn .MPH”M Wi g | o St.” Paul_Limited, Weak Stomach, HOMESEER LR URSIONS BOUTH, Name ||'l ddross. 5 AETNA HOUSK, NORTHWEST CORNER WTH | = less than 32.000.00. W i come Lo SIOUX CITY & PACIF i f f g | Qeorme . Qregury, Omahia ) Dodge, Ruoms by the dey or week. MASSAGE, ETC. -{.: »;.I""'P SR % n: » :: mamaju."P: Depot 10 & Mason fits.| lsz"Cd Digestion, Vin the Wabash Railroad, | Berthi Nortun, Omahi...... it — CE_HO! eoms, oos, Sioux City Passcnger “onstipation, On May 8 and 20 the Wabash will seil | ¢ 1 th Omahs — —— e ——— T MAD. SMITH, W8 8 DTH, D F) east frout lot in Wansc) = y Omaha FUINTIED NOOMSTROR LIGHT Toom L Massage. vApor, aleohol oo%. AT A BARGAIN, & perfeet i-room cottage, v Ll Bapress......... Liver Complaint, jevnd Ui Sgkats At onsEam. 10 M1 mawits | Socplng. M3 8. Lith street. E— phurine and sea baths. hot water heat, fine’ plumbing. oadt, tront, olcss flm“';"l?i & PACIFIC. [Arrives 1 » Turmnl;; (oxcept Memphis), Missiasippi, | | 11am Dl N Fo - > oo | o e e = 10 Hanscom park. B J. Kennard & Co.. cpot Thth and Webster Sts. | Omaha a i 5 Al utsla t New Orleans), | A Petars . " FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH QR WITHOUT | MADAME BROWN. Mi4 CA and %0 N. Y. Lide blag Re ot Bt Péal Limited .‘ Toan s Female Allments Arkbn.n'::l and Texas. ‘.F!::l,llrku'lwqr e -::;‘1:: dohn A, Metealf, Omabie Wicklen, Oma | Al board. 301 uglas street. ferences 1o | 3 floor, reom 4, massage, Covered with & Tasteless & Boluble Ceating. Chicago _Limited pamphlets of land, clmate etc., call at red AT 0 sen baths. VILLA RIDGE AC v - - e Dear motor Hmer. ot MLt oty v e | Deves T OMANA & FETOOI - (Arives Of all druggists. Price 38 cents a bax. Wabash ticket office, 1502 Farzam street, of - MME. LA KUK, 46 BOUTH BTH. strest this summer; BOW is the time to buy. J. Depot Meh & Muson Bts.| Omaba New York Depot. w6 Canal St. » write G. N. Clayton, northwetern passengs: Sweet breath, omach, sweet tem- . Tukey. RE-—do01 St Louts Capzen Dall... .. .12:35pm S bttt agent, Omaha, Neb. per? Littie Burly Risers