Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 16, 1894, Page 7

_SPEGIAL NOTIGES. Advertisements for thess columns will be taken @ntil 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 p. . for the morning and Sunday editions Advertisers, by requesting n numbered cheek, ean have answers nddressed to a numbered Jetter #n care of The Dee. Answers so addressed will Be delivered upon presentation of the check. SITUATIONS - WANTED. o _word first Insertion, lc & word 4 Nothing taken Tor less than Te. DY LADY OF &, SITUATION A8 Tn Yamily where other help is kept; amily prefarred. Address 54, Bes, o A—-M620 19° WANTS last Rates, thereafter. WANTED, housekeeper widower's YounG position; employer. BITUATION STENOGRAPHER references from A—M9 1 WANTED DY FIRST-CLASS hotel cook: mober and reliabl 15 years of ex perience; do meat and pastry; city or country. Address Chef, box 426, Manson, In ADY Rood business Address L 3, Tee. WANTED-—-MALE HELP. Rates, 1% word first Insertion, 1o a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for than 25e. BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNIS ‘ment goods. American Wringer ¢ ard st AGEN’ SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE renvest invention of the AKe Tha New Tat: ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on sight. Works Ilke maglc. Agents are making $25.00 to $125.00 per week. For further par: ticulars write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. X 36, La Crosse, Wis. B-381 A_GOOD SALE Town and enstern Nebraskn. Al Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaukee, Wik WANTED, MEN T0 TAKE onnfl@ IN CITY on malary; former experience not required. Apply at 1518 Douglas. B-M330 M2$ WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER. flfifll!:\" Dreterred. 103 N, 9th. B—-M504 WANTED, BALESMEN AND CANVASSERS, now article, no fake. Address Common Senss Lifter Co., Clinton and Congress streets, cag B-M131 16° BALESMEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholesale and retall trade; xall_on sight to every business man or firm; Iiberal salary; money advanced for adycriising and “expenses; permanent position, | Address with stamp, King M Shicago, X WANTED, A REGULAR PHYSICIAN SIN Ele; to asslst a specialist in offiee. o Omahn. B-M$96 17 WANTED, 6 factory. Apply F. TO WORK IN BR " Gunsall, 30 8. T L n—-Ms99 17 WANTED, LAGORERS AND TEAMSTERS ON the B. & M. Ry. extension in Montana and Wyol g, Free lrunl;?:;mllgl;._ r:::“ ;1(!; : 2 ency, 1ith and Far o O'Hearn, labor agency, L1 Aot 18 WANTED, AT ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS BLACK- smith; steady job. Address W. Durkee. 1ell, Neb. 1Moot 180 — e WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. Tiates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o a_word Nothing taken for less than 25c. BEST OF WAGE must be good cook and laundress. Mrs. ‘Thurston, 2408 Farnam. C- i TO COMPETENT GIRL: 3. M. =205 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PERSONAL. FOR SALE-REAY, ESTATE. Rates, 1%o word firat Insertion, 1o a_word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than 2. UNDER CARE OF 11 8. at. F-360 PRICE MODIRATE, 5 M22* OMEN'S HOME, Women's Christian assoclation. ROOM_WITH HOARD. 2408 Cass. DESIRABLE ROOM WITH vate family. 708 N. 19th. PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM WITH BOARD. 219 California. F—883-16% UNFUR BOA ROOMS, A with first-class board. 1910 Capltol ave. SOUTH FRONT ROOM board, In private family. OR_TWO, 202 8t PNl 12 :D_ROOMS WITH GOOD 220 Harney. F—M#T1 190 NICELY FURNISE board. *“The Row ABLE R ences. Mrs. Godso, 202 N. 13th s Rates, 1%c word nrst insertion, lo & word thereatier. Nothing taken for less than e 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR housekeeping, city water, ete., low rent; northe west_corner 1 Webster st. =81 § UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE- Keoping to man and wite; no children; 319 N. 17th, G657 e — FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES Continued. LADIES' (RUBBER, NEVER FAILS) AND 10 0 N.T.Pink Pills maiied§l. Ladies’ BusansOmana HAIR RESTORED, FRANK BROGLIN, OFFICE with Barber shop, 1512 Farnam St., guarante 1o restore your hair If roots are not destroy. #tops hair from falling out and returns n ral color to gray halr. Free examination every day from 9 to 12 &. m. and 13 o §) AVI, Health b call Via: Attend our fr day, 3 p. m CHILDREN prices. None taken over 6 year 5, Do, MRS, . DORSEY CARD READIN fon free. dg. Lady att Illustrated lectures every Tues- {all, Tth floor Dee bldg. U—m8 DBOARDED, FOR REASONADLE Address ‘L USMS90 170 Tor sr., Wit painter aw, once. ' MDi7 15 WANT INFORMATION abouts of Christian Bu children are very sick Buell, Bromfie of time, from & Selby, 334 Board of T ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 315 N.Y.LIE Joans at low rates for choice security on N braska and [owa farms or Omaha city property. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROV. real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. Watl first Insertion, 1o a_word Rates, 1c word thereatfer. Nothing taken for less thanic. 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 309 8. 17TH, Y BRICK BUILDING, ding has a fireproof e steam heating fix- , ete. Apply at FOR RENT, THE 8TO 916 Farnam st. Th cement_basement, compl tures, water on all floors, g the office of The Dee. -0 DESK ROOM CHEAP, FRONTING FARNAM. Room 2, 1623 Farnam' street. 1614 FOR RENT, IN ATLANTIC, IA., A COMMODI- ous bualness room, on the best business corner in heart of trade. Address Dr. R. D. Wilki Atlantie, Ta. RE WITH FIXTURES AND ROC uth 16th, $20.00 per_month. AGENTS WANTED. . 1o word first insertion, 1o a_word ter. Nothing taken for less than fc. TS_HUSTLERS; BIG MONEY. _APPLY p 435, Paxton block. J-§72 M18* AGENTS, DOTH SEXES: TEN INDISPENSA- ble articles; retall for $5.10; absolutely frea to our demonstrated rustiers. The Clauss Shear Co., Kansas City, Mo, J—M628 June 30° WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS AT OMAHA, Fremont, Grand Island, Norfolk and Beatrice for the Union Central Life Insurance company, $2,000,000.00 In force in Nebraska. Renewal contracts. Address J. M. Edmiston, state agent, J—Mss M19 WANTED—AGENTS IN NEDRASKA = AND Towa to sell the Moss & Hillyard patent farm- ers’ handy egg case at reduced price: big money In it for the right man. Apply W. T. Letts, sole manufacturer of the farmers' handy exy case, St. Joseph, Mo. J—557 95 DESK ROOM. WM. J. WELSHANS, 31 Board of Trade Bldg. J-50% WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL FOR SEC- ond work, with city references. 112 Park avenue. C—-Mz23 LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE Scandinavian Young Ladies' home, 33M Cuming. C—MT55 2% WORK, 2221 C—Ms84 16° GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUS Spruce street C WANTED-EXPERIENCED COOK AND dress; also nurse and housemald. Heference required. 118 No. 39th st. C—888-16 WANTED, TWO GIRLS AT DORAN HOUSE, 422 8. 18(h, 1 block south of court house. ' FOR GENERAL_HOUSE- ust St. C—905-17* WANTED—GIRL ‘work at 2113 Lo WANTED-GIRL ABOUT 14 YEARS OLD TO anaist in_housework. Enquire Grocery ' store, 806 So. 13th St. C=008—15 WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL Houseworlg 123 N. ¥th_sireet, C—Mi 160 WANTED, LADY STENOGRAPHER FOR wholesale office. Address in own handwriting, Lock Box 52, Omaha. C—Ma20 19 GENTS, ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND Afent seltora in ladies'” goods. Write todny, it will pay you. Ladies' Supply Co., 318 Forest avenue, Chicago. ‘c-M919 160 e Y FOR RENT—HOUSES. Rates, 13%c_word first Insertion, lc a_word Ahomnttor, " Nothing taken for les than 250, AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND town to handle "“The Story of the Common- weal.”” The fastest selling book ever published. $10.00 a day can be averaged by good agents. Samples, 2e. Call_or_write for terms. W, B. Conkey company, 341-351 Dearborn street, Chi- cago, il J—M60 MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS WANTED; salary or commission. Apply at hotel, Room $3. e WANTED, AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY sample at home or to travel. Expenses and good salary or commission to right party. Apply at once for samples. Address Lock Box 133, N. Y. City. e AGENTS: AGENTS: AGENTS: M. Jack Pot. The grentest slot age. Meinhold & Co., 55 New York City. RENTAL AGENCY. NTE CARLO of the stre. Rates, %o word first insertion, 1o a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. RENT REDUCED ON HOUSES AND ROOMS. 3 good rooms, $6.00; 4 rooms, 'rental, $10.00. Cottages from $5.00° up. Printed list. G. F. Butts, 220 8, 17th street. L—M18 318 ~ STORAGE. Rates, 1%0 word first fnsertion, lc a_word thereaffer. ~ Nothing taken for less than 25c. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam, —364 FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 8 16th st; range and all other convenlences; $25 _ George Clouser, room 31623 Farnam strost. | FOR RENT, 8-ROOM BRICK: ALL MODERN improvements, 29th and Izard, one block from Walnut HUl motor, $25.00. Inquire Comp- troller's offic D-$33 HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BAJ ER BLOCK. D352 OUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE B bavis campany, 1305 Farnam, D-—8a STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 124 HARNEY. —365 STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair works. M194 May 31 e e O A e L B WANTED—TO BUY. 140 word first insertion, 1o a_word Nothing taken for less than 23c. RETAIL LUMBER YARD, NEB. OR WESTERN Tova. Address P, 0. Box' &2, David Cly, Neb. 370, M24e Rates, thereafter. ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN Stanford Circle. C. 8. Blgutter, 204 Bee bufld- ing. D354 ¥OR RENT, CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE, with bath, in city, §1660. 30S7 California strest. RENTAL AGENCY, 57 BROWN BLOCK. FINST CLASS. WELL LOCATED HOUSES. L. 8. Skinner, 410 N. Y. Life. D356 CONVENIENT, room suites for References required. Alsc 816 S. 224 st. housekeepers onl' G-room suite In tenement. KELKENNEY&CO, R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D686 CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND FURNI- ture, carpets, etc. I Brussell, 710 & 712 N. 16th, N—95 J§ FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Rates, 1%c word first Insertion, lo a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. FOR SALE—FURNITURE FOR FIVE-ROOM cottage with privilege of renting cottage. Par- ties leaving clty; will sell cheap. Apply 718 N. 17th street. O—8¥i-15* FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, WINDSOR folding bed, “gas stove with 12 fest tubing, black walnut extension table, child’s bed, at 2415 Capltol avenue. O—MIIK 18 FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. MON! improved and unimproved Omahs real eatate, 1106 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam, W72 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property; $3,000 & upwards, § to 614 per cent; no delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 13 Farnam, W3 ARRANTS,GOOD Y. Lite. W15 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE 0. F. Davls Co., 1505 Farnam st. W36 MONEY T0O LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, {mproved and unimproved Omaha real estat Fidelity Trust Co., 1102 Farnam st. W-311 OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16TH AND Douglas strects, loan money on clty and farm property at lowest rates of interest. W—377 LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo. WsT TOANS ON REAL ESTATE, Hotes, etc, bought. Garvin Bros., 210 ) Continuey, FARM LANDS. C.F. HARRISON, 12 N.Y.LIFE. TR B0 M8 ST FRONT, 100 130, I we you m praent of & 9-room house on the lota in good Fepalr? Will sell Jess than $3,00.0. We man i come and us. A NICE HOME, 8 rostos.” fine enst front fot In Hanscon place AT A BARGAIN, n perfect i-room cottage, hot water heat, fine’ plumblgg, east front, cl to Hanscom park. M. J. Kennard & Co. 97 and 98 ife blag. RE—3{861 trees, full TO HOME SE WE CAN OFFER YOU FOR $3500 A T-ROOM cotage, half a blook from motor, on paved street, eomented collar under whole house sew connection, furnace, bath, closet, marble wash stand. Property costing tw. years ago, new,$4,50. Also a six-room cottage in the western part of ity for $,00, with all modern improve- ts, fine neighborhood, costing two years new, $4,00 Those are owned eastorn and are Ereat Largains. by party We have a number of other pretty modern ttages to be sold p on easy terms. Call and examine Mo of photographs of lists of cottags FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, 1702 FARNAM. RE—§50-18 A_FEW BARGAINS. Nice brick cottage and ot near 26th and Capi- tol_avenue, only $2,800, Handsome residence lot, near Hanscom Park, will make a beautiful home, $2,200. Nice residence lot. near 3ith and it #old auick only 31,300, Houth™ front lot on Dodge street, near 34th, cheapest residence lot in Omaha,’ $1,850. Cottage and lot, just outside city limits, $860. Handsomo house, Hanscom Place, -$6,600. Summer garden property, near Ruser's 3,500, Beautiful 10-acre tract near Elmwood Park’ for ten days at $3,509. 0 feet trackage on Belt Line. 39,00 Businoss property, 10 fest, 13t and Jones, 00 Mason, Investment only §2 Pole 40 'acres, splenaid Park, party must sell, 1,900 acres near Lodge 800-acre near 8 0 per ger Nub., $3.50 per farm, Gre N. Hicks, ey county, Neb., al estate, N. Y. R 35,400, Lite. 2915 15 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cont. builiing. W "ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT one block from moter. Inquire at RE W. B. Meikle, First National bank UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW York. _Submit choice loans to F. S. Pusey, agent, First National bank bullding. MORTGAGE LOANS. LOAN . W. SQUIRE, MQN'EY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, 1o a_word therearter. Nothing taken for less than Zc. MONEY TO LOAN— We will Joan you any sum which you wish, emall or large, at the lowest posible rates, in the quickest possible time, and for any length of tinte to sult you You can pay it back In such Installments as you wish, when you wish, ana only pay for it as long as you keep it You can borrow on ’ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS _AND_'CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, OR ANY OTHER ' SECURITY, without_publiclty or_removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE_ LOAN ~CO., 305 SOUTH 16TH STREET, First flooor above _the street, THE OLDEST., LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. curity: strictly confidential. A. 1. Harri room 1, Continental block. X350 ONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, “n" articles of value. Fred Terry, flflx](ugglgg THE PLACE TO BORROW ¥ ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ON HORSES AND MULES, ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ON MERCHANDISE, ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, ON goods_that remain with you, IF YOU WANTNO PUBLICITY, Y IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, Y AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME, MONEY THAT you may pay back at any time. and in any amount, 8 at ROOM 4, WITH NELL block, cormer 15th_and Harney streets. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE €O, ) MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, pianos and furniture of all kinds —Business confidential J B. Haddock, room 427, Ramge block. X384 MONE3 N PERSONAL PROP- MONEY TO LOAN erty. Harvin Loan Co., 1 N. Y. Life bullding. = BUSINESS CHANCES. 14c_word first insertion, le a_word thereafter. = Nothing taken for less than 23c. NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX- company, 203 First National bang, Omaha, negotlators of business opportunitie: have, for sale or exchange, $5,000.00 an $7,000.00 stocks of general mérchandise: alsy stocks {n other lines. - If you want to buy, sell or exchange anything write us, giving ' par- ticular: Y—M87 17 Wi HAVE CASH BUYER FOR GROCERY stock; also bakery and confectionery store. National Information and Exchange Co., 203 First National bank, Omaha. Y—Mss3 16 A_VERY DESIRABLE GROCERY BUSINESS In this city for sale at a bargain. Address L 33, Bee. YMs9T 170 GOOD FLOUR, FEED AND IMPLEMENT business for sale in a growing town in north- east Nebraska; small capital required; cause of selling, sickness. - Address L 33, § Rates, THE change NICE 65-ROOM COTTAGE, $10.00 PER MONTH. L. 8. Skinner, 310 N. Y. Lif D—983 Rates. 140 word first insertion, loc a_word thereafer. = Nothing taken for less than 5. CHOICE HOME, EIGHT HOOMS AND BARN nice lawn, ity water and southeast frant: i block south of Leavenworth on 3th avenue $25.00. Apply to N. Perry, on premises. D239 FOR RENT, §35.00 PER MONTH, 4110 LAFAY- ette avenuo, 7 rooms, furnace, ‘bath, hot and cold water, closet. gas, electflc lighting appli- ances, ote.” Beaulitul lawn, trees, ete. Fidelity w»Trust_company, 1702 Farnam street. D—M215 FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM house, 231" Capitol avenue. Also $-room house. 2529 Capitol avenue. R, H. Rablson, room T, Commerelal National. D--Ms98 6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, LAWN AND shade. 2124 Miami street. D—M431 FOR SALE. FAST MARE, COLT 1 WEEK old, by Winslow Wilkes, 2:09%, fily 11 months 0ld' by Mark Wilkes. o 8. . corner 2ist ‘and H streets, South Omaha. P—M720 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. DALED HAY FOR SALE, THE STANDARD Cattle company, Ames, Neb., have 2,00 tons ored hay for sale. PARTNER WITH $10,00.0) NEEDED doubled I n year. Write to P. Milllgan, Neb. FOR SALE, A NEW STOCK OF GENI merchandise in one of the best towns in Ne- braska. Good reasons for selling. Must be sold at once. Address L i7, Dee. Y—D924 150 HOTEL, FARMS, MIN- ing_shares, ' Al securlties, for sale, Address Ploneer Dusiness ugency, ‘Sheridan Wyoming. i MEDICAL. Rates, 1%4c_word first Insertion, 1o a_word thereaffer. - Nothing taken for less than Ze. DR. C. V. CROOKS' NEW METHOD TREAT- ment o nerves, stomach, heart. 407 Beo bids. 1o a_word thau e, GRASS PAS- spring water. Gllmore, Neb., or A. W N. Y. Life bld Rates, 1%c word first thereatfer. Nothing take WE HAVE 16) ACRES O] ture for horses. ~ Board Barton & Phelps, Phelps & Son, 207 Telephono 1054 M—959 J21* — e 3 LOST. 1c_word first nsertion, 1o a_word thereafior. = Nothing taken: forless than 2ic. TOST—A BOY'S SILVER WATCH AND GOLD chain between Seward ahd”Nicholas, and 22a and 2d. Reward If returned @ 108 N, 2y, fence, Rates, DOLLARS Mrs. Valen- o4 160 LOST, LINK PIN, THREE GOLD, attached, return to 711 So. iBth. tine and reeeive reward. SHORTHAND AND T¥PEWRITING. Rates, 1%c word first insertion, lc a word (horeatier: »Nothing taken for less fhan 25 You WILL BE HAPPY WITH YOUR LOT -1 Stoepel Place. BEST RESIDENCE BASIEST PAYME! LOWEST IN PRIC) HEALTHY LOCALITY. BETTER LOTS BETTER PROSPECTS THAN YOU CAN FIND ELSEWHERE. PRICE. CORNER LOTS, $350. INSIDE LOTS,$00. 350 DOWN, BALANCE SIZE OF LOTS, 0x18 FEET. BUILDING RESTRICTION] HAVE BEEN ADOPTED THAT WILL MAKE STOEPEL PLACE A FIRST CLASS RES- IDENCE DISTRICT. PART TS, OF CITY. NBEVER AGAIN IN THE HISTORY OF OMAHA WILL “ YOU HAVE SUCH A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO GET A LOT ON SUCH FAVORABLE TERMS, STOEPEL PLACE OFFICE, 4TH AND PACIFIC STREETS, OPEN EVERY AF- TERNOON FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. OR CALL ON W. A. WEBSTER, 402 BEE BLD’C. SAVE YOUR COUPONS, W. R. BENNETT CO FOR SALE, 40 ACRES OF LAND. THE BEST BAR- GAIN IN ACRE PROPERTY TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE IN OR AROUND OMAHA. FOR INFORMATION, ADDRESS W. A. WEBSTER. 402 BEE BUILDING. Cmaha, Nebr:ska. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL SPORTHAND, 513 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Agk for circular, 391 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. st‘rrfian. ic a_ word Rates, 1%c word frst’ thereatier. Nothing tuker £3r less than %, G, F GILLENRECK,? , BANJOIST - AND teacher. 1810 California sf. ** 94 UPHOLSTERING. CITY UPHOLSTERING CO. FURNITURE made and repaired. - Carpets iald and furniture d” polighed. Farnam; tel. 1553 patched and D sel. 285 ~ PAWNBROKERS, Tates, 1%c_word first insertion, lc a_word thereatier. - Nothing taken for less than 2. FRED MOHLE, 1317% FARNAM. 497 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Rates, 1%c_word first insortion, lc a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 35c. H, K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer. 1615 Chicago, Tel. %. 8 DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 1iss Sturdy, 4218 Nicholas strect. PATEIITT BUREAU. SUEs& 0O, SOLIOITOKS. Bee Bullding, OMAHA. NEB. Advice FREE ADDRESS MsT M21e DO NOT CARRY MONEY AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. TRAVELERS CHEQUES are safer than cash. Refunded If lost. Fuid anywhere tn the world. RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTO) Depot 10th and’ Mason St & QilArriv Omaha Lea _Omaal OLD LUMBER AND KINDLING WOOD. IN- quire at 14th and Leavenworth. Q—713-16% SECOND HAND LUMBER, DOORS AND WIN- dows. New postoffice site, corner 17th and Cap- itol avenue. Q—$54-: BEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 2TH AND HARNE $i000, Reod & Selby, Chamber of Commercs & Dot A HOU Improv WITH NINE ROOMS; ALL MODERN ; and Lake. D--MT6 188 :SIDENCE, son, Ramge b'dg. DM DEST MODERN 10-ROOM Templeton & FOR RENT., THE Bouso fn Omaha for the money. Pierson, 308 Paxton bloc D—M833 Fon T, Y CHEAP, FOR THR months from June 1, beautitul’ turnished 6-room cottage on Park avenue, with plano and ail modemn _inprovem Tnquire J."A. Sunder- land, Omaha Coal, Coke and Lime Co. K- DM o chediels 1OOM HOUSE, 1317 N, $TH STRERT. . D--M592 170 e e | FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. @ Tiates %o word firat insertion. 1 & waord . ureafier. Nothing taken for less than e, FOR RENT, AT %38 DODGE, A LARGE, windaw, second story front raom, for $10.0) moAth. | No other roomers and no ob FURNISUED KOOMS At FICLLY FURNISH ROOMS, W or witheat boa Call at 2167 Douglas st R = ) ¢ ROOM WITH ALCOVE, ST A B e I OB SOUTH ROOM AT 151 B-M6T) RENT, FROM 1or ¥ gantlomer NORTH WY T CORNER UTL Wioms by the k. CLEANED BRICK. NEW POSTOFFICE SITE, corner 17th and Capitol ave. Q-353-200 FOR SALE—CHINA CABINET; CHINA KILN; lounge; office desk; baby ‘bed; plano-box buggy. 1019 New York Life Bldg. Q—810—7% i Tow FOR EXCHANGE. Rates, 1%%c_word first insertion, 1o a_word thereatter. ~ Nothing taken for less than ZSc. ~ew..Chicago Vestibul T 9:50am L Chicago Express...l..llll 4i2%5pm ‘Chicago and Towa Locai..l:! : Pactic 100 FARMS IN NEDRASKA, KANBAS and Dakota;will sell ckeap or exchangé for mdse., horses & caitle. Address box 36, Frankiort, Ind: STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS; wanc horses & catile. Dox 26, Frankfogt, Ind: NE GREAT DANE DOG Call or address 1724 N. 18th st. Q--915 17 INE PAIR OF YOUNG, MATCH- ed spotted ponles. Call evenings at 1724 N. 18, Q015 17 FOR SALE, HOR: PHAETON AND HAR- ness and Encyclopedia Hritanni Call 1013 Hamliton street, after 6:30 p. m. Q—MY23 16° MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE, EXTRA T TRADE VACANT CITY LOTS Would assume small mort- L 2, Bee. —M$48 19 WANTED, TO for house and lot. . Address, glving location, BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.|Arrives Depot 10th and T Denver +iii.Deadwood Express.. Express.. Local (except cal (except S ‘Lincoln X, C. 7. ha| _Depat | 8 £ 9:Sam....Kansas City Duy Expross... 9:4spm. K. C. x. via U, P. Trans. WILL EXCHANGE—80 ACRES GOOD M- proved bottom land in Mitehell Co.. Kan.. well “watered. timber, orchard and smail fruit: also 420 acres good land In Cedar Co., Neb., partly improved. Want mdse.; will pay bme cash. Address Lock Box 3%, Wayne, Neb. Z—900-21 Leaves | CHICAGO, R. 1. lon Depdt_10th BA Expres tibuld 1.l Li2spm (to G, ex Sun). bitsam Rates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o a word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than lc. VILLA RIDGE-BEAUTIFUL ACRES, ON Military road, north of motor. line, ewsy terms, only 35.00 per ucre. Safe and sound inyeste ¢_ment. A. P. Tukey. R E-731 —_ e _OLATRVOYANTS. Rates, 1540 word first insertion, fc & word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25e. MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- Hable businees mediumi ik year at 10 N_1L 8. TO EXCHANGE, CHASE COUNTY LAND FOR merchandise. Box 23, Imperial, Neh. Z-M9%0 2 WANTED, TO SELL FOR CASH, OR TRADE for piano, a first clase horse and Luggy. For particulars address L 36, Bee office. —M921 208 FOR SALE_REAL ESTATE, Rates, 13c word firat Insertion, 1o & word thereatter. ~ Nothing taken for less than 2. FARM LANDS, C, F. HARRISON, 012 N.Y LIVE 2 R E-$93-M19 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAME SMITH, 603 8. 13TH, 3D FLOOR, room 3. 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RE—3$8 CTS, 2% MILES EAST Bluffs, at $100.00 to $200.00 per acre, suithble for fruit gardens and homes. Day & Hless, Council Bluft R E~3#54 J3. OR SALE—$-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN Apruveinents, 1320 Lowe avenue, near Han ton; price . “Address J.7m." Shaw, 69 ACRES ON MiLITARY ROAD, near wotor line, at $300.00. easy lerms; paved et thin sununer; now ¥ the tme fo buy. RE~-M0L DO YOU WANT A HOME, A COZL LITTLE furm of 3 10 % acres, where you cam attend fo your business In the city and rulse your own frulf, vegetables und poultry wnd Iive iike n king' whon times are hard? Come quick uni your choice. Terma casy. Add. illard, Neb. n NON HEIGHTS 18 IN THE western part of the city,overlooking Milier Park, and Is tho most sighily view to be found. Think of the price and terms, 3660 per Acre, $5 cash and §15 per month. Fidelity Trust com- pany, agests 16) ACRES GOOD VLOW LAND NI road town, fine grove of 10 acres. 31,50, fll balan: :JM t"'“';'u.““"""? & it an, " room 913, McCague bidd, opposite post- omme. K- udis PURNISHED ROOMA WOR LIGMT HOUSE- Mesplag, 114 Furnam. B-MW7 14 YOUR PAST, PRES) by lady clairveyant. T AND URE READ 6 B mh U-—-MMT IS8 BAROAIN, N. B CORNER BTH AND ¥ ariing, Barker bleck. R |13 HICK- Sy orr. Tid5am, Oklahoma & Toxas lap, (x Sun).113am Colorada Lumited o1 ertos 41000 paees 10N PAGIIIC. ot 10th q‘um pm LQverland Tk pm. Beatrico & Stromsb'y Mix(ex Sun).13: GiAopm “Pagific Ixbresh. ... 6:30pm. Maif/ §% PAUL,(Arrives AR son Ster| Omana Leaves Omahal JArrives Omaha Bil0pim 5 Wpm 0 diam . Narrolk o n 2t buul_bapgess Teuves | CHICAGO & NORTI\VEST') Sihana|U. B Dot 10th & Sasoh, b picigo ~ EIXpRess. . Vestibule Lim d. et astorn Pies o . Hai) Cate Par {E, N Viney o “MISSOURT LALTR Depot 15th and Wobster S St Louls Baprews igpm..... [ St Louts Exproas.. T i10pm.I {ex. 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The following causes were argued and submitted: Baird vs Woodard; Chadron Banking company vs Mahoney; Myers vs Mahoney; Holmes vs Hutchins, on motlon State ex rel Ressel vs Whitney; Van Dorn vs Mengedoht, on motion; State vs Plain- view State bank; Nichols vs Barnes, on mo- tion; State vs State bank, Wahoo, on mo- tion. Following are the syllabi in cases decided Gl against Lydick ct al. Error from Burt county. Affirmed. Opinlon by Chiet Justice Norval, Assignments relled on In ived . Where the water of slowly and imperceptibly chann the stream and dry “theretofore cov land belongs to the riparlan propriefor. In case the alteration takes place suddenly the ownership remains according to former bounds. Lammers against Nossen, 4 Neb., 246; Wiggenhorn against Kountz, 23 Neb., 90, Cortelyou et al agalnst Maben ot al. 1 ror from Holt county. Affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice Norval. An assignment, in a that “the court erred in the introduction of evidence offered by the is not suflicient to present for review the several rulings of the trial court xcluding or admitting testimony EDINGS. In be error not deemed In a potition the briefs will a river recedes changing the eaving the land by water, such petition in error its rulings upon th # binding obligation upon as sureties until the pted and approved by the officer who levied the writ. Such ap- lbrn\':ll need not be en rsed upon the bond, but an approval may be implied from cir- cumstances. Where the officer recelving a forthcom- Ing bond In attachment notifies the defend- ant that he rej s the bond on ac insufficiency of the suretics there does not appear that the I was ever surrendered to the defendar eties are not liable in an action on such bond. 4. Where such a bond is not approved, but is rejected, the sureties are not estoppe from" asserting that their principal never received the attached property from the officer. Barnes against the state of Nebraska. Fr- ror from Burt county. Reversed. Opinion by Justice Post In an indictment or information for lar- ceny the property alleged t hav should be described with suffic v to enable the Such property is the subject larceny, to advise the accu: able certainty of the proper enable him to make the needful preparat to meet such charge at the trial 2. An Indictment charging the accused with stealing “three hogs, about el n months old, weighing about 175 pounds each, each of the value of $12, Is sufficiently definite. 3. The term steal, as used in the criminal code, includes all of the elements of lar- ceny at common law, and it s not ¢ instruct that the jury may convi ing the accused guilty of stealing the prop- erty described. 4. But where the court undertake: fine larceny as at common law such defi- nition is faulty if it omits any essential element of said crime. 5. An instruction which authorizes a_con- viction, provided the jury shall find heyond a reasonable doubt, first, that the accused took and carrled away' the property de- scribed, intending to deprive the owner thereof, and to convert the same to his | own use; second, that he intended to de- prive the owner permanently of his prop- erty, is erroneous for the reason that it omits the element of felonious intent. Whitcomb et al against Atkin: from Thurston county. Reversed. by Justice Post. Proceedings in garnishment are authorized by section 214 of the code only after judg- ment upon which an execution has been issued and returned unsatisfled. 2. Where the garnishee summons 1s issued and returned under the provisions of said section before judgment against the prin- cipal defendant, such proceeding 18 void and the payment of money by the k’x\l’llh‘hm' in obedience to an order therein by a justice of the peace is no defense in a subsequent action by the defendant or his assigne Foss against Marr et al. Error from Hitcheoek county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Justice Harrisor An action of replevin was commenced in the district court and flm“lrnpurly taken under the writ and dellvered to the plain- tiff. The parties to the action walved a jury and submitted the case to the court for a decision upon a stipu ed statement of the facts. The court made a general finding for defendants; containing no valua- tion of the property, and rendered a judg- ment for money oniy, based upon such find- ing. Held, that both finding and julgment were eryoneous to such an extent as to call for a reversal of the case. 2 A matured,crop of corn standing gathered upon land seld at judicial sale, Which was not considered or taken into account by the appralsers in arriving at the value of the premises sold, did not pass to the purchaser at the judicial sale, but remained the property of the mOrtgAgor who had plantéd and cultivated. Goodwin against Potter et al. Error from Brown county. Reversed and remanded. Opinlon by Justice Harrison. In an action of replevin, where the props erty has been taken under the writ and de- livered to plaintiff in the case, and the jury find for the defendant, the judgment must be in tie alternative, for the return of the property, or its vaiue, If a return cannot be had.” The statutory provision re- Quiring that judgment shalk be as before Stated Is Imperative and mandatory. 3. Where the verdict of a jury in an action of replevin (the property In_controversy having been taken under the writ and de- lvered to plaintiff) was for defendant, but 1d not contain an assessment of the value b the property or of the defendants’ Inter- st therein. Held, that the verdict was In. sufiicient and fatally defective, and a judg- ment In the alternative for the return “ot the property, and in casc a return cannot De had, for the vilue thereof of $90.50,"" was not supported by verdict and was er- roneous and prejudicial to plaintiff. Stratton, administ cte., against Tarpenning. Irror from Saunders county. Affirmed. ~ Opinion by Commissioner R: In an action at law agaimst an alleg trustee, for interest and profits deriv from depositing in a bank in his own name money entrusted to him for safe keepiny only, ‘held, that the failure to charge that any 'specified amount of interest or profit had in fact accrued to the alleged trustee by reason of such deposit rendered the petition demurrable for the reason that no | cause action was therein stated. Home Fire Insur company of Omaha agalnst Murray. ¢ from Holt cou Affirmed. Opinlon by Commissioner Ryan. By a clause In an Insurance policy issued by defendant it was provided that no sult should be maintainable unless commenced Within one year from the loss. A petition was filed within the time limited to recover for an alleged loss of a part of the prop- erty Insured. The question as to whether or ‘not jurisdiction had' heen obtained of the defendant was presented by its motion the alleged reason that the action Imd not been commenced within the lmited by the contract for at pur- held, that the ruling ady fendant must be deemed when pre: ted for review neither by motion for a new trial nor by Its petition in erre 2. The pose property is not the persons signing ne has been acc mine that Error Opinion un- se provision of section 18, title =, Code of Civil Procedure, that “un action shall be deemed commenced within the meaning of this title us to the defendant, at the date of the summons which 1% served on him,” is applicable to the limi. tations of the statute designated s title 2 aforcsald, and cannot be used to sup n it a fal distinet limitation created solely by agreement of the parties thereto. Jordan & McCarthy against Dewey & | one. Brror from Oreeley county, I versed. Opinion by Commissioner Ragan Attachment, though sometimes ecalled an aneillury or duxiliary procecding, i3 neye theless In all essential respects a sult, he ' aMdavit of a plaintift made to cbtain the writ of attachment and the affiduvit of a | defendant—when made- denying the truth of the nverments of the pla tute the pleadings in the proveeding. 2. The party issuing the attachme entitled to the opening and closing of hearing of w motion to dissulve, and him Is the burden of proof. Olds Wag company against Benedi'r, 25 Neb, & followed: Dolan against Armstrong, Neb., 339, followe Where the grounds for the 1 attachment are alleged in the language of the statute, and the defendant denle by afidavit the truth of the averments de to obtaln such altachment and moves -to digsolve the same, the court before wh the procecding 18 pending should by an ‘der require the plaintif fn attachinent withis a reasonable fixed time to file such aMdavits or other evidence as he desires or reles upc Bt aln the averment | mude by him fo obtain the issulng of the attachment writ; and the defendant in a reusonable fixed time thereafter to file such afidavits or other cvidence ns ho de sires or relles upon to t erse, explain or avold the case made by the LLAIRUMN'S evi he plaintift lu a reasonabl fixed time thereafter to fMle such afMdavits or other evidence as s applicable in re Luttal. I const asuing of an LR DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers. DeW! Haxel Balve cures piles, | ern A ADAM SNYDER'S SHORTAGE, Commissioners Bring Sult Against the Hondsmen of the Ex-Treasurer. of the preliminaries have been upon and today or tomorrow thd county attorney will bring & eivil sult agalnst Adam Snyder, the ex-county treas urer, and his bondsmen for the recovery of the sum of $4,977.39, which amount Snyder failed to account for when he surrendered the office two and one-half years ago. Criminal procsedings were commenced against Mr. Snyder Monday in the police court, charging him with embezzlement and appropriating county funds to his privato use, but as yet the case has not been set for hearing, owing to the fact that the county attorney has been busily engaged in the criminal section of the distriet court, where he has had to prosecute some felony cases. Some of the county commissioners, in dis- cussing the Snyder matter, sald that they presumed that they would be blamed for not taking action sooner and thus bringing the matter to a head. They had used their best judgment, however, they sald, and had worked for what they had considered the best Interests of the county. The delay was due (o the fact that there had been many promises that the shortage would bs made good without any suit and without any publicity, but all promises had gone for nothing, the commissioners sald, and they had been compelled to resort to harsh measures. Something like a year 1go the commissioners notified Mr. Snyder's bonds- men of tho shortags and at that time they promised that it would be made good within a short time. Several moetings between the commissioners and the hondsmen were held, but without results, each time the bondsmen making promises, but doing noth- ing in the way of recovering tho monecy back into the treasury of the county. All clded Mrs. Madson's C: Tha much tried case of Ingro Madsen against the street car company has bobbed up In the courts again, where the plaintift has filed and has asked to bs heard on a mo- tion for a new trial. ome years ago this woman was a passen- ger on a north bound car on the South Omaha line. She desired to leave the car at the Burt street intersection, but in alighting was thrown to the ground, receiv- ing some serious brufses. At once she gom- menced a damage sult against the company and the case went to trial. After hearing all of the testimony the jury found for the plaintiff, and assessed her damages at §1,500, but this verdict was set aside and another trial ordered, at which another jury found for the woman giving her $1,000. Charges of bribery were entcred against the bailiff in charge of the jury and once more a new trial was ordered. At this third hearing the jury found for the defendant, and now the plaintift is asking for a new trial. As yet no date has been fixed for tho hearing of the arguments on the motion filed by the attorneys for Mrs. Madsen, Sues the Motor Company. Willlam Kirk has sued the Omaha Street Railway company In an action wherein he avers that he is entitled to recover the sum of $10,000 damages as the result of an acci- dent which occurred two years ago last Christmas. On that day the plaintiff was a passenger on the Sherman avenue car lino and was riding to South Omaha, occupying a perch on the ralling around the plat- form of the trailer. As the train whirled around the corner at Sixteenth and Vin- ton streets the plaintiit was tossed out into space, landing with considerable force upon the pavement, bruising his body and breaking any number of bones. The accident he avers was due to the negligence of the servants of the company, who failed to provide seats within the cars Criminal Court Notes, A jury In the criminal court last night re- turned a verdict finding Ach Smith gullty of shooting with intent to kill, James Robin- son beiug the victin. Smith’is 4 brother of George Smith, the “colored man who was taken from the Douglas county jail on the night of October 9, 1891, and lynched. George Nelson, the man who assaulted Ging Lee, the Cuming street Chinaman, was called into the criminal court yesterday afternoon and sentenced to a term of three months in the county jail, the jury having found him guilty of assault. Ejected from a Paylng Business, Fred Foster has brought suit against Bal- thas Jetter of South Omaha and has asked for a judgment of $3,490, together with in- terest and a lot of co:ts. The plaintiff al- leges that prior to the beginning of the pres- ent year he was a saloon keeper on South Thirteenth street in this city, where he had a good trade and was making money. For a cause of action, he alleges that the de- fendant efected him from his place of busi- ness and without due process of law took possession of the building and the stock of liquors therein contained. Minor Court Matters. The National Bank Bullding company has filed an application In the office of the clerk of the district court, asking that L. G. Charlton be appointed receiver of the affairs of the Ford & Charlton Music company, & concern located In the American National Bank building at the corner of Fifteenth and Dodge strects. In Judge Keysor's court the case of the trustees of Monmouth Park Methodist Epis- copal church against the city of Omaha is on trial, where the plaintifts are seeking to re- cover damages In the sum of $200, by reason of the grading of a street in the vicinity of the church. The case comes up on appeal from ore of the justice courts, and as a de- fense the city has filed a motion for a dls- 1, holding that the lower court had no diction to hear and determine the fs- Sues, as the question of the title to real estafe entered Into the controversy. Before Judge Ambrose the case of Amanda Nelson against the eity of South Omaha is on for hearing before a jury, where the plaintift is seeking to recover $5,000 damages, She alleges that tomething like two years ago she was walking along one of the streets attending strictly to her own business when she stepped through a defective plank In the sidewalk and broke her left leg. William Johnson, who admitted that he was guilty of the malicious destruction of property, walked before the judge of the criminal’ court yesterday and there took sentence of thirty days in the county jail and agreed to pay a fine of $120 and tho costs of the suit William Coffee and Jeff Bates are on trial in the criminal court, charged with having stolen harness. It is alleged that the method of procedure was to visit the barns during the night and steal harnesses and horse cquipment. It is also stated that the two men would pass a dollar at any time In order to steal a harness. Creditors of the estate of George E. Timnie, -deceasedl, have filed a petition re- questing that the administrator be required to file a new inventory of the property, showing the recelpt of §3,000 of Nfs insur- ance which cameinto his hands, and which has not been reported to the court. The Kilpatrick-Keeh Dry Goods company has sued the British American and the West- surance companles in an action to re- cover the sum of $750 from each, The petl- tion alleges that A. A. Scagraves, a mer- chant at Silver City, carrleg policles of In- surance upon his stock wit the companies, that some months ago his bullding and good burned and that the policles wel ousigned o the plaintiff. Since that time payment has been frequently demanded, but has been refused. sy T DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve ourvs piles. - Be On Time to Cateh that Boat or train or you'll be left. Moreover, if you're sick on the way to your destination you'll be “left' if you haven't Hostetter's Stomach Bitters along with you. That protectiva agent relleves you promptly if you troubled with “(ravelers' sickness.’” 7 it along. Crampy, colic, disorder of the bowels, malaria, rhsumatism, dyspepsia a all remedied by it. 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