Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 17, 1894, Page 7

Advertisements for these columns Wntil 12:30 p. in. for the evening and until 9:00 p. for the morning and Sunday editions. dyertisers, by requesting a numbered check, enn have answers nddressed to a numbered letter {5, cute of The Bee. Anewers 59 addressed will delivered upon presentation of the check. 'SITUATIONS- WANTED. » o word first insertion, 1 word hereatior Nothing thken Tor leas than 5o WANTED, BY LADY OF #, SBITUATION A8 housekeep Whara other help J# kept dowers family prefsrred. Address K 54, Bee. widower's family o i 156 FOUNG LADY SORAPHER = WAN position: - good \ferences from. la Pployer. " Address L 34, Tioe, A—M900 17 WANTED, POSITION AS MILLER IN A MI from 2 to 50 barrels per day, or s secc in n large mill: am single; 32 years; spe English and_German; Kood ' refer Address August Hartmann, Glimor A-MOAS 240 WANTED—MALE HELP. “Rates, 1% word first fnsertion, 1o thereafte Nothing taken for less th BOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL- ment goods. American Wringer Co., 1600 How. ard st. B35 AGENTS, SALARY OR COMM T™H greatent Invention of the age New Pat- ent Chemieal Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on #ight. Works like magic. Agents are making $25.00 to $125.00 per week. For further par: tlculars_write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co. X 34, T Cronss, Wis. B A_GOOD BALESMAN IN BVERY TOWN IN Towa and eastern Nebraska . Address, The ursery o, , Wi Hawka' Nursery Co., Milwaukee, Wig 5 WANTED, MEN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY on salary: former experience not required. at 1618 Douglas. B-M300 M2 WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER., GERMAN Dproferred. 108 N. ot BMGM_ BALESMEN WANTED—TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to' the wholesale and retail trade; sell on sight to every business man or firm; liberal salary; money advanced for advertising and expenses’ permanent position. ~ Address, with stamp, King Mfg. Co., C-4#2, Chicago, TIl. T—-Mss1 TED, A REOULAR l»l\\-;"«- AN, SIN- to assist a specialist in office. Hox 766, Omana. 4 BMs96 17 ANTED, 6 BOYS_TO x\"m:Kn % :;&rfl" ory. ' Apply F. M. Gunsall, 1029 . factory. ~ Apply F. M. Guns 0 8. WANTED, LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS ON the B, & M. Ry. extenslon in Montana and Wyoming. Free transportation. Kramer & O'Hearn, labor agency, lith and Farnam stree(s. ANTED, AT ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS DLACK- P atendy Job. "Adaress W. Durkee. ‘Odell e e Ml 18 "WANTED-—FEMALE HELP. Rates, 1%c word first fnsertion, lo a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less I|IAI} 25¢. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. PERSONAL. Rates, 1% word first Insertion, lc a_word h Nothing taken for less than 2Sc. ROOM W _ 2406 Case. & YOUNG WOMEN'S HOMB, UNDER CARE OF Women's Christian assoclation. 111 8. 1ith st. 3 F—360 ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with first-class board. 1908 Capitol ave. Inquire 910 Capitol nv FoMIT4 UTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO, WITH board, in private family. 202 St. Mary's ave. F-Mu1 312 ROOMS WITH GOOD Harney. F—M8T1 190 TH BOARD. PRICE i}anzn.\-rn. I NICELY FURNISHED, board, *The Rowe,” 202 DESIRADLE ROOMS WITH BOARD; REFER- ences. Mrs. Godso, 202 N, isih street F-MO33 18° BOUTH ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD, 2100 Douglng_street F-M%5 -_— FOR RENT--UNFURNISH’D ROOMS. Rates, 1%c word nrat_insertion, lo & word thereaffer. Nothing taken for less than Ze. 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITARLE hounekceping, city water, etc., low rent; west_corner 17th and Webster st FURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSB- ping 10 man and wife; no children; 31 N. 17th. G865 _— FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES Rates, 1%c word first Insertion, 1o a_word thereaffer. ~ Nothing taken for less th Rates, 1o word first insertion. 1o a_word thereaffer. Nothing taken for less than So. MADAME LA ROOK, MASSAGE. 33 N. \6TH partors 12 and 13, U=M™ n* GET MARRIED. BEND FOR MY BIG PAPER; hundreds of advertisers want husbands and wives Mailed nealed for stamp. W. H. Har- beck, Denver, Colo VM2 maoe MABSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-THE! mal batha. Scalp & hair treatment, manicurs ehifopodia. Mrs. Post, 319% § 16th, Withnell bik. COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES ASTHMA, bronchitis, consumption, catarrh, etc. —Thre days free at R 33, Douglas bik, 16th and Dodge YOUR PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE 635 8. 17th. U—M82 19° A SR, NEVER FA(LS) AND 10 0. N.T.Pink Pills malied,$1. Ladies’ Bazaar,Omaha U—653—J HAIR RESTORED, FRANK BROGLIN, OFFICE with barber shop, Farnam S, guaraniees o restore your hair If roots are not destroyed, #tops hair from falling out and returns natu: ral color to gray hair. Free examination every day from 9 0 12 a. m. and 1:30 to 6 p. m U= 7 10 ATMENT FOR LADIES, Heal(h book and consultation free. Address of All Viavi Co., 346 Bee bldg. Lady attendant. Attend our free lllustrated lectures next Tues- day, 3 p. m. Hall, 7th floor Dee bldg. U—88 CHILDREN HOARDED FOR REASONABLE prices. None taken over 6 years. Address L VIAVI, HOME TR 5, Tee, UMW 1 MRS, F. DORSEY CARD READING, 1120 N. 2. U—906— 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 309 8. FOR RENT, THE -STORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam st. The bullding has a fireproot cement basement, complete steam heating fix- tures, water on all floors, ete. Apply at the office of The Bee. 1-910 DESK ROOM CHEAP. FRONTING FARNAM. Room 2, 1623 Farnam street. T—-Mé14 STORE WITH FIXTURES AND ROOMS South 16th, $20.00 per month. 1912 MY GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE AND dwelling house wiil be for h of June next; for further of J. C. Owen, at Memphis, FOR RENT, CHEAP, FRA 807 and 809 I worth street, trackage, F. . Davis. © AGENTS WANTED. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, 1o a_word thereaier. - Nothing taken for less than %c. AGENTS—HUSTLERS; BIG MONEY. _APPL room 435, Paxton block. J-§12 M18* AGENTS, BOTH SEXES; TEN INDISPENSA- ble articles; retall for $5.10; absolutely free to our demonstrated rustiers. The Clauss Shear Co., Kansas City, Mo. J—M628 June 80° WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS AT OMAHA Fremont, Grand Island, Norfolk ‘and Beatric for the Union Central Life Insurance company. $2,000,000.00 In force in Nebraska. Renewal contracts. Address 5. M. Edmiston, state agent, Lincoln, Neb. J—Ms8 M19 BEST OF WAGES 70O COMPETENT GIRL: ‘must be good cook and laundress, Mrs. J. M. Thurston, 2408 Farnam. o5 LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT TIHE Scandinavian Young Ladies' home, 3304 Cumng. ANTED-BEXPERIENCED COOK AND LAUN- also nurse and housemaid. References 118 No. 39th st. —$83-16 JIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSH- t 2113 Locust St. C—0—17* LADY STENOGRAPHER TFOR wholesalé office. Address in own handwriting, Lock Box 52, Omaha, C-—M920 19 SWANTED, A_LADY ABOUT ® OF IRRE proachatie characler and chverful dispositiyn Solmdid opportunity for such a. person. Ad- roas L 4k, Doe. &0 100 WANTED, EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM girl. Address Mrs. Craven, Craven hotel. Ca bria, Wyo. C—M956 17% WANTED, GOOD STEADY GIRL OR WOMAN for general house work; good wnies: good home to the right party. Address Mrs. D. J. Jones, Cambria, Wyo. GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR OENERAL housework. 632 8. 28th street. C—M950 200 WANTED, BY MAY 21, AN EXPERIENCED Wirl for general housework: small family. Ap- DIy to. Mis. Arthur Acheson, 210 5. FOR RE Rates, 1%4ec_word first tnsertion, lc a_word (heentior, " NOthing taken for less than 2o, FINE FLAT IN. CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 8. 16th st; range and all other conveniences; $25 George Clouser, room 2,162 Farnam street. HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER | nl;n;;;(: HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE 0. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnam. D—35 GROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN J C. 8. Elgutter, 204 Bee bulld- FOR RENT, CHEAPEST 6.ROOM COTTAGE, with bath, in city, $16.60. 3037 Californin street. RENTAL AGENCY, 87 BROWN BLOCK. D358 ., FIRST CLASS, WELL LOCATED HOUSES. L. 8. 8 310 N. Y. Life. D356 CLEAN, OMFORTABLE, ~ CONVENIENT, moderate rentals; best 3 and 4-room suites for housekeepers only. References required. Also €-room suite in tenement. 818 S. 224 D358 KELKENNEY&CO. R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D—6ds NICE_6-ROOM COTTAGH 00 PER MONTH. L. 8. Siinner, 310 N. it D—983 CHOICE HOME, EIGHT ROOMS AND BARN; nice lawn, city water and southeast front; i block south of Leavenworth on 38th avenue 425.00. Apply to N. Perry, on premises. D—M219 FOR RENT, §%.00 PER MONTH, 4110 LAFAY- ette avenue, 7 rooms, furnace, bath, hot and 3 cold water, closet, gan, electric lighting appli- ances, otc.' Beautitul lawn, trees, etc. Fidelity Trust_company, 1702 Farnam street. D—M215 d FOR RENT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM house, 221’ Capitol avenue. Also 8-room house, 252 Capitol avenue. I H. Rabison, room T, Commerclal Nationa D—M898 6-ROOM MQDERN COTTAGE, LAWN AND shade, llz‘q‘mlfl street. tl D—M431 BEVEN ROOM HOUSE, 20TH AND HARNEY, ! SR T S e Y, _ Bl D139 A HOUSE WITH NIN- ROOMS: ALL MODERN improvements; large lawn. 21st and Lake. 2 D348 I8 FOR RENT, VERY DESIRADLE LESIDENCE, [ 213 Farnam. R. C. Patterson, Ramge b'dg. s S T DM MODERN HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, RENT LOW; keys 2601 Capitol ave, adjoining. Tel. 442. 3 D—Mu3 199 FOR RENT, THE BEST MODERN 1)-ROOM house in Omaha for the money, Templeton & Plerson, 308 Paxton block. 1—MS34 FOR RENT, CHEAP, FOR THREE months from June 1, beautiful’ furnished 8-rovm cottage on Park avenue, with plano and all modern inprovements. Inquire J. A. Sunder- land, Omaha Coal, Coke and Lime Co. D—Mso 3 ROOM HOUSE, 117 N. #TH STRERT. D--MsI2 170 NICELY FURNISHED 7-ROOM COT N. 20th; price $25.00. L FOR RENT, SIX-ROOM COTTAGE; FULL lot, elty 'water, fme wite. Jnquire 1% Lehman, corner 17th and Martha dtreot 19 D- #‘4 DR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUM- mer; all_modern conyenlences; large yard; in weslorn part of city. Address L 40, Bee' of- fice. M35 FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT, AT 23 DODGE, A LARGE, DAY window, second story front room, for $10.00 & month. ' No other roomers and no children. WANTED—AGENTS IN NEBRASKA AND Towa to sell the Moss & Hillyard patent farme er handy egg case at reduced price; blg money in it for the right man. Apply W. T. WANTED, INFORMATION OF _ WHERE- abouts of Christian Huell, Jr., painter. His children are very sick. Come at . Mrs. Mary J. Buell, Bromfleld, Neb. U—Mi7 18* ED TO THE WORLD @NLY A SHORT TIME FAVORABLE [MPRESSION. And deservedly so, for a better, purer and more effective Soap was never made. SANTA CLAUS SOAP never disappoints the most exacting housekeeper. Try it and be convinced. Sold everywhere. Made oty by N, K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago. MRS, M. B. SLOAN, TRANCE MEDIUM FROM Kansas City, can be consulted on all matters. Hours from'9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Satisfaction guaranteed. Parfors 624 South 16th street, top tloor. U-—961'10° MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE FOR ANY LENGTH of time, from thirty days to five years. Reed & Selby, 84 Doard of Trade. Warrants bought. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y.LIFE, loans at low rates for choice security on Ne- braska and Towa farms or Omaha city property. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAMA real eatate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES improved and unimproved Omaha real estate 1106 years. Fidelity Trust 1703 Farnam. w372 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY ‘property; $3,000 & upwards, 5 Lo 6% per cent; no delays.'W.'Farnam Smith & Co., 139 Farriam. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,WARRANTS,GOOD notes, etc, bought. Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y. Life. W15 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE 5 avis Co., 1506 Fa W—3i6 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, improved and unimproved Omaha real estat Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st. 2 OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO, 16TH AND Douglas streets, loan money on city and farm property at lowest rates of Intere W31 Let's, ole manufacturcr of the farmers’ handy ©ogn_case, St. Joseph, Mo, J—557 45 DESK ROOM. WM. J. WELSHANS, 331 Board of Trade Bldg. J-54 AGENTS WANTED IN_EVERY CITY AND town to handle '“The Story of thé Common- weal."" The fastest selling book ever published. $10.00 a day can be averaged by good agents. Samples, Zc. Call or write for terms. W. B. Conkey company, 341-351 Dearborn street, Chi cago, 1. J—Ma0 MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS WANTED; salary or commission. ~ Apply at_Jemnin hotel, Room 82. J-M7L 1T A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME—WANTED, IM- medintely, canvassers and agents in_every city “in the United States to introduce “Multum in Parvo,”” the elastic ink holder for pens; from 33.00 fo $10.00 easily made with 5 hours’ work dally. Call or address Theo. S. Meyer, 140 Nassau street, room 46, New York Cit J—MB52 170 WANTED—AGENTS ARE MAKING $25.00 TO $100.00 a day handling our coin operated liquid vending fountains; every machine guaranteed; write at once for particulars. Bothwell Mfg. Co., Cincinnatl, O. M1 17¢ LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. . C. Chesney, Kansas City. Mo. T cent. ullding. W—319 UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW York. _Submit choice loans to F., S. Pu: agent, First National bank bullding. W—M225 m26 MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORI, 504 N. Y. Lite W—713-J9° MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE. 1~y S iy SUE3 & 00, BOLIOITOKS. Beo Advico FREE BUREAU. Bullding, OMAfIA. NEB. RAILWAY TIME GARD 11CAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.[Arrives Depot 10th and Mason Sts. PROPERTY NEAR HANSCOM PARK. 6-room house, Pop. Av 8-room house, 6-room_houis 10-room house, G-room house, 23th St., 32,50, 8-room house, 3nd St., 39,000, facing park, ' $7,600, 7-room house, X house, Georgln Ave., $5,000, ant lots near Hanscom park. I ot, 3th and W § Teaves |DURLINGTON & MO, RIVEI |Arrives _Omana|__ Depot 10th , centrally located, %, no better place In town am St. place. a gem of its Kind. est Farnam, modern. ost Farnam, west Farnam, modern. 0, cholce hittle pla ) place, worth $14,000. , Farnam St. place. 15am. . Lincoin Local (except Sunday pm. K. C. Night Ex. via U. . Trans. 6 to borrow, $600, tern land for clear proj land for Callfornia prope 1 mection in Boone county 10t on west Farnam. $4,000 place in Hanscom summer tenant for Dr 310,000 place (some exc business for cle hotel for farm ne tion for $1,000 ¢ &ty property for acreng Nebrasia for Illinols farm. to trade for, or rent large house. . & PACIFIC. Omana{Union Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Vestibuled Limit klahoma Exp. (to C. Xp. (ex Sun) 11 :35pm Oklahoma & UNION PACIFIC. lUnion Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha 70 acres near Gretna, $3,200. 6 acres near Springfield; $2,400. 160 near Omaha, $,20. 200 near Omaha, $5.00. 160 near Omada, $10,000, 160 Douglas county, $6,i00; 60 Sarpy county, 300 Sarpy county, $16,000 160 Sarpy county, 33,200, C. F. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Lite, & ST. PAUL.|Arri “Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Chicago Limited icago Express (ex. F. E. & MO. VALL Depot 15th and Webster sts. LOANS. J. W. SQUIRE, 28 Bee. W—$% CHOICE CITY AND FARM LOANS WANTED. J. N. Frenzer, opposite P. 0. W—934—J15 CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR, 515 N. Y. LIFE. a W—MMS MONEY TO LOAN— CHATTELS. Rates, 1%c word first insertion, lc a word therearter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. AGENTS-GOOD MEN AT ONCE; REFER- ence required; free outfit: visit stores, etc.; steady work; enclose stamp. United Co.. Racine, Wis. J—MI53 170 WANTED, AGENTS FOR DIFFERENT PARTS Towa and Nebraska to handle our buggy at- tachment. E. E. Blackman & Co., Lincoln, Neb. JM63 180 — STORAGE. Rates, 1c word first {nsertion, lc a_word thereaffer. Nothing taken for less than 25c. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS: CLEAN and ‘cheap rate. R. Wells, 111l Farnam. M-384 MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, small or large, at the lowest posible rates, in the quickest possible time, for any length of time to sult you You can pay it back In such instaliments as you wish, when you wish, and 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, publicity. or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE_ LOAN ~CO., %06 SOUTH 16TH STREET, First flocor above the stroet, THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. STORAGE,WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. M=365 STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair works. MI% May 81 WANTED—TO BUY. Rates, 1%c word firat insertion, 1o-n_word thereaffer. Nothing takon for less than #5c. RETAIL LUMBER YARD, NEB. OR WESTERN lowa. Address P, O. Box 662, David City, Nel N—170° M24* CASH PAID FOR SBECOND-HAND FURNI- ture, carpets, ‘etc. 1. Brussell, 710 & T3 N. i6tn, —495 J3 WANTED — STYLISH LADIES' DRIVING horse, cheap for cash. Adress 518 N. Y. Life Bldg. N-937—18% — FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Rates, 1%c word first Insortion, I thereatier. Nothing taken for leas’ than T~ FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, WINDSOR folding bed, gas stove with 12 feet tubin black “walnit extension table, child's bed, at 2415 Capitol avenue. O—MIIS'1S LI, LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- ‘vcuflly: strictly confidential, A. E. Harrls, mom 1, Continental block. X330 CRES GOOD PLOW LAND NEAR RAIL- 180 i town, ne_ grove of 10 mcres, $1,600: $400 cash, balance casy payments Williams & room 313, MeCugue 'buldg, opp Deadwood _Expres: Norfolk Express (Ex. s | CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N [Arrives AND HICK- B RGO e o U. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha K. Darling, Barker block. FARM LANDS. C.F. HARRISON, BN IIVestibule Limit .Eastern _Flyer... .. [ Mon'). 9:z5pm WILL YOU BUY A SOUTHEAST FRONT, 100 X130, 1f we will make you & present of & 9% house on' the lots in_gdod repair? less than $2,00.00. We mean it; come and .St. Louls Express.. Louls Express.. 6 ‘Dally (ex: Sun.) Nebraska Locai. §:10 us. A NICE HOME, east_front lot in Hanscom AT A BARGAIN, hot water heat, fine’ to Hanscom_park. and 98 N. Y. Life bldg. VILLA RIDGE ACRES ON MILITARY ROAD, at $00.00, easy terms; street this summer; now is the time to buy. € “1-room_cottage, mbiak, éast front, cl Kennara & C RE- M. & O. |_Depot 15 Webster Sts, . Bloux City Accom Sloux City Accom (Sun. Only).. § | Expross (%, near motor line, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, ha|U. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha DO YOU WANT A HOME, A COZL LITTLE farm of 3 to 30 acres, where you can attend to your business in the city and ralse your own frult, vegetables and poultry and live like a king when times are hard? get your choice. Millard, Neb. Depot 16th and Webster Sts. . Paul Limited Chilcago __Limited Terms easy. Add. Box 66 MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, Wil articles of value. ~Fred Terry, 430 Ramge block. X381 THE PLACE TO BORROW MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES, MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MONEY ON MERCHANDISE, MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, MONEY ON goods that remaln with you, MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME, MONEY THAT you may pay back at any time. and in any amount, {3 at ROOM 4, WITH- NELL block. cornor’ 16th and. Harnej, stroots. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE €O, MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, planos and furniture of all kinds _ Busin confidential J B. Haddock, room 427, Ramge block. . ) MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- erty. Harvin Loan Co., 01 N.Y. Lite bullding. —_— FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. Rates, 1%c word first insertion, lo a_word thereafter. ~ Nothing taken for less than 35c. BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than ic. FOR SALE, FAST MARE, COLT 1 WEEK old, by Winslow Wilkes, 2:09%, fily 11 months old' by Mark Wilkes. 5. E. corner 2ist and H streets, South Omaha. P—MT20 FOR SALE, FOR CASH, A NUMBER ONE road mare! can show befter than o fifty galt. Call on or address R. A. Moore, Siiver i Ta. Mgz 20 FOR SALE, TEAM WELL MATCHED DAY ap. T. J. Rogers, th and Parnam PoMs60 23 —_—ee RO B FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX- change company, 23 First National ban; Omaha, negotiators of business opportunit| have, 'for sale or exchange, 35,000.00 3$7,000.00 stocks of general mérchandise; als) stocks in other lines. If you want to buy, sell or exchange anything write us, giving par- ticulars. Y—MBMT 17 VERNON HEIGHTS IS IN THE NORTH- the clty,overlooking Miller w o be found. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS western part M Park, and is the most sightly vie Think of the price and terms, $600 per acre. cash and 315 per month. pany, agents. Fidelity Trust R An Imported Diagonal Clay Worsted | i TO HOME § WE CAN OFFER YOU FOR $.500 A 7-ROOM cotage, half a block from motor, cellar under whole house, marble wash Property costing years ago, new,$4,500. Also a six-room cottage In the western part of the city for $3,000, with all modern mprove- fine neighborhood, costing two yeqrs ago new, $4,00. These are owned by eastern party and are great bargains. have a number of other pretty modern cottages to be sold cheap on easy Call and examine our portfollo of photographs of lists of cottages for sale. FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, 1702 FARNAM. FOR SALE, 7-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT one block from moter. 816 5. 2th st. R E—013 JU* A _VERY DESIRABLE GROCERY BUSINESS in this city for sale at a bargain, Address L 33, Bee. Y87 17 PARTNER WITH $10,00.00 NEEDED; MONEY doubled in a year. Write to P. Milligan, Neb. BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD Cattle company, Ames, Neb., have 2,00 tons of good barn-atored hay for sale. Ail orders filled promptiy. 366 OLD LUMBER AND KINDLING WOO! qQuire ‘at 14th and Lea rth, Q7181 SECOND HAND LUMLE DOORS AND WIN- dows. New postollice site, corner itol avenue. CLEANED BRICK. NEW POSTOFFICE SITE, corner 17th and Capitol ave. Q—8s5-20° FOR SALE—CHINA CABINET; CHINA KILN; lounge; office desk; baby ‘bed; piano-box buggy. 1019 New York Life Bidg. = Q-810-7+ FOR SALE, 3 GREAT DANE DOG 1724 N. 18th st. lefllfig FOR SALE, A NEW STOCK OF GENERAL merchandise in one of the best towns in Ne- braska. Good reasons for selling. Must be sold at once. Address L 37, Bee. Y—-M924 180 LOTS, HOTEL, FARMS, MIN- Al securities, for ale. Address Ploneer Business agency, Sheridan, Wyomi Y—M826 1§ —eeeeeeeeeeeen FOR EXOHANGE. MEDICAL. e word first . Nothing taken for less than Zc. NEW METHOD TRE. ment of nerves, stomach, heart. 407 Be PASTURAGE. e _word first {nsertion, Nothing taken for les WE HAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS- ture for horses. Barton & Phel Phelps & Son, 1064. Board fence, Glimore, Neb., N.X. Life bldg spring water. Order. Rates. 1%c_ word firat Insertion, 1o a_ word thercafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. DONT BE-A TOWN 10 FAKMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS and Dakota;will sell cheap or exchangé for mdse., horses & cattle. Address box 16, Frankfort, Ind! Tt B PAIR ¢ YOUNG, MATCH- ponles. Call evenings at 1720 N. 1% Q91517 A FINE FRESH JERSEY M. H. Redileld, So. 18th, near Center sireer FOR SALE-NICE YOUNG COW, GOOD stock, good milker. Apply at 48 and Francls stree(s (0 block south of Center, or betw: 12 and 1 o'clock at the ofice of Milton Rogers & Sons. A. W. Spoerrl, Q9318 _____ FURNISHED ROOMS AT 1818 CHICAGO ntreet. E-589 My FOR RENT, FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE, for 1 or 3 gentemen, at 63 8. 2th a FOR RENT, A LARGE SOUTH ROOM AT 1913 * _Dodge strest. B-M, VERY PLEASANT ROOM. INQUIRE 1913 Dodge. E—b23 FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Tooms on parior floor, 22 Dodge sireet. GMiTs 19 GENTLEMAN. 2017 HA! B0 { FURNISHED ROO! 1 A T FURNISHED & keeping, 153 Farnam. VOR 3 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE POR ousekeeping, and also nice, o Tooma. 1Al Howard ‘sireet. et o OR " 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. WITH baih, §5.00° 4 Brakine sireet. E—-Msi0 200 FOR RENT, AT T8 N. 18TH. A NICB FUR- nished rodm fn atrictly private family: all modern_convenlences. M3 19 [ 3 ROOMS, §12.00 AND 0. a3 8. » = RNISHED ROOMS, WITH WITHOUT g Duuglas’ stroet. > JOB PRINTING OFFICE, BRAND NBW, established in 1891; point aystem; electric power, §1,600. Address 107 South 11th, Lincoln, Neb. Q-MIST 190 e MISCELLANEOUS. Rates, 14e_ word first insertion, 1 thereatior. Nothing takon for less’ than Fer " STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS; want horses & catule. Box 36, Frankfort, Ind. WANTED, TO TRADE VACANT CITY LOTS for house and lot. Would assume small mort- guge. Address, giving location, L %, Bee. Z~-M¥48 19 WILL EXCHANGE-0 ACRES GOOD IM- proved bottom land ‘in ‘Mitchell Co., Kan,, well watered, tmber, orchard and smail frult: also 42) acres good land In Cedar Co., Neb., partly improy Want_mdse.; will pay some cash. Address Lock Box 3%, Wayne, Neb. —909--21 LINK PIN, THREE, GOLD DOLLARS fo." 6th. Mrs. elve reward.’ il SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, lo & word Nothing takert for, less than 250 VAN SANTS SCHOOL OF'SHORTHAND, 513 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Mg MUSIO, ART ANT) LANGUAGE. GILLENDECK, READY MADE Plymouth Roc 408 N. 16th St. ‘‘CUPIDENE.” the effects of Company UPHOLSTERING. TO EXCHANGE, CHASE COUNTY LAND merchandise. Lox 2M, Imperial, Neb. Z—M830 23° WANTED, TO SELL FOR CASH, OR TRADE for piano, a first ‘class horse and buggy, For particulars address L 3, Beo offo Z—MI21 200 RIDAE-BBAUTIFUL _ACRES, ON road, Rorth Of_motor Line, casy terme, 0 pér More. Safo and sound invet: A. P. Tukey. R B-731 Rates, 1} word first insertion, lo a word thereaffer, Nothing taken for less than 3sc. MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- Hable businsss mediami Tihyeer at Us . W Wi EIGHT HUNDRED ACRE RANCH IN KLK- horn vulley for sale or trade. A bargain. Ad- dress 1. 8, Hee, 293~ A GOOD RANCH TO TRADE POR WESTERN mares; about 1,000 acres, hay, timber and Address M. L. Taylor, Sp FOR BALE-REAL ESTATE. Wo word first msertion, 1o a_ word Nothing taken for less than 5o, MASSAGE, BATHS, ETO. FARM LANDS, C. ¥. HARRISON, 912 N.Y LIFE i3 i E—s-Mlse Rates, 100 line cach insertion, §1.50 § Iine month. Nothing taken for Tosa oBan Ba MADAME SMITH, 68 8 1LTH, 3D FLOOR, room 3 Massage. vapor, alevl sl sul- phurine and sea baths. T-ME 190 MADAME BRD‘WN. 1 CAFIIOL AVENGH) aea baths. " T MM LA RUB, 4 SOUTH 18TM. TTIII00 BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOT@MAND FARMS, Wi or trade. F. K. Dasling, Barker biock. RE—3% 6, 10 AND %-ACRE TRACTS, 2 MILES EAST of Council Bluts, at $100.00 to 300.00 per aere. sultatie for fruit and bomes. Day & Hess, Council Blul B M L FOR_SALB—4.ROOM HOU L MODERN Improvements, 120 Lowe avenue, near Hamil- ton; price M0N0 Address J. v, 813 L " FURNITURE d and furniture L8 made and repalred. patched and polished. One dollar a salé by THE GOOD- Omaha, Neb. - PAWNBROHERS. Rates, 1%c word first insertion, le a word ken for l.flAU’lln e, 1517% FARNAM: FRED MOHLE, THE REALTY MARKET. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND Chicago, Tel. %0. 388 INSTRUMENTS placed on record May 16, H. K. BURKEST, WARRANTY DEEDS. T C Shelly and wife to I A feet 1ot 1 block 11, Cobur and Husband 1o M Hanscom Place DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. Aliss Sturdy, 4218 Nichols STEAMSHIP LINE. BTEAMSHIPS—S) regulatly cvery Saturday from New York for d Olasgow. City of Rome, May hiopta, June 3, 3 a m.; Auchors, wecond clnse 1 A Coffmun com, ot 5, block 5, Harrls & P's ‘add Hillake o Mar Elizaveth Stockduls'and iusband o block 19, Walaut Hill ANCHOR LINE W, Gelby and Wi Londonderry an: " wife' G0 4B SNk, onth Omaha lot 11, block Omana Milling o Sixtewnth sirest, orbach's st add C A Roblnson o August Arriens wf%, outward or Fide: e of our locsl agents Prepaid Uskets ap) ende Total amount of Lransters. SUPREME COURT SYLLABI Points Lowered in Decisions Rendered by the Judges at the Present Sitting. Following are the syllabi decisions handed down by the supreme court justices at the present sitting Clalr_vs The State of Nebraska. Error from Douglas county. Reversed. Opinion by Justice Post, A"wide discretion fs allowed to the presid- ing judge In directing the attention of the gTand jury to particular subjects of inquiry or to particular offenses or classes of of- fenses, and that discretion appellate courts will not assume to control a party Indicted In the est bellef that he has been prejudiced an abuse of discretion by the judge in charge to the i jury In respectful language alleges the action of the judge as error, in order to secure a ruling thereon, he is not guilty of contempt of court 3. 8o held although he mistakes his rem- edy by assafling the charge of the judge by motion instead of by plea 4. The existence of facts which will war- rant the finding of an indictment 18 a ques- tion for the grand jury and should not as a rule be assumed by the fudge 5. A charge to the grand jury which, after assuming that the crime of bribery had been committed and that it was the duty of the » Indict therefor, concluded as fol- ‘There comes up from the people a command for n forward march all along the line of your duty. You should give heed to that cry, for it comes from a patient and long suffering endurance which has at last reached fts limit.”" Held, that the term in flammatory as applied to said charge is a merited criticism Cobb_vs The State of Nebraska. Frror from Douglas county. Reversed. Opinion by Justice Post. The questions presented by this case being in all respects fdentical with the case of Clair vs The State supra, it is, for reasons therein stated, reversed and remanded Grand_Island Savings and Loan associa- tlon vs Wasmer. Appeal from Hall count Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner Irvine, The transcript of ‘a record flled In this court for the purpose of appeal imports ab- solute verity and in considering the appeal must be treated as the sole and exclucive evidence of the facts. 2 It seems that under a prayer for the foreclosure of a mortgage and for general relief a personal judgment may be allowed for a_deficlency. 3. Where the prayer Is In such form and affer confirmation of sale the plaintiff files a motion praying for a deficiency judgment, serving notice thereof upon the defendant, such motion will be treated as an amend: ment of the prayer of the petition 4. A judgment for a deficfency may be rendered against one who purchased the mortgaged property after the mortgage was made and in his purchase assumed and greed to pay the mortgage debt, Cooper vs Foss, 15 Neb. 515, followed, 5 A mortgagee wiil not be precluded from obtalning a judgment for a deflelency upon the ground that he knowingly procured too great an amount to be found due upon the mortgage when in the proceedings for the deficlency judgment the finding of the amount due in the decree is mutually dis- regarded and a new accounting had. 6. In the absence of special —equities a pledgee of personal property will not be re- quired to exhaust his security before enforc- ing his personal remedy upon the debt. 7. A note and a_mortgage securing it mad contemporaneously are to be construed to gether. Therefore, where a note s ble on or before a date named and the mort- gage contains a provision that in certain contingencies prior to that date the mort- gagee may elect to declare the whole amount due. Held: That such provision in the mortgage authorized the mortgagee upon the happening of such contingencies to proceed not only to foreclose the mort- gage, but also to enforce the personal lia- bility upon the note. Jenkins vs Mitchell. Error from Tox Butte county. Affirmed. Opinion by Com- missioner Irvine. An assignment of error as to the giving enmasse of certain instructions will be con- sidered no further than to ascertain that any one of the instructions was properly given. Hiatt vs Kinkald, followed. 2. Under a general denial in replevin the defendant may show any facts tending to disprove the plaintiff’s ownership or right of possession. 3. Therefore, where the defendant an- swered by a_general denial, followed by a special pleading of facts admissible under the general denial, it was not error for the trial court in stating the issues to the jury to state the defense as consisting of a denial of the plaintiff’s claims. 4. The defense in an action of replevin being that plaintiff and defendant were partners and the property in controversy partnership propery, the burden of proot is upon the plaintiff to establish his ex- clusive right. 5. Where one partner, by a writ of re- plevin, takes partnership property from the possession of the other, the value of the latter's possession should bé assessed at the full yalue of the property, as no accounting can be had In that action to determine de- fendant’s actual interest. 6. Assignments of error based upon over- ruling challenges to jurors will not be con- sidered unless the record discloses that the challenging party exhausted his peremp- tory challenges. 7. Certain rulings upon the admission of evidence examined and held not to be erroneous. Bender et al vs Bame, Brror from Platte county. Affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice Norval. Where personal property is sefzed under an execution against a ‘debtor who has neither lands, town lots or houses subject to exemption, and an inventory, under oath, is made and filed by such débtor as provided by section 522 of the code, It is the duty of the officer holding the writ to call appraisers to determine the value of #he property, and the neglect or refusal of the officer to do so will not deprive the debtor of his exemptfon, but he may sue for the value of the property. Shupe vs State of Nebraska. Error from Platte county. Affirmed. Opinlon by Chief Justice Norval. ‘A recognizance for an appeal in a criminal case Is not required to be signed by the de- fendant and’ his sureties, but if S0 signed it is not for that reason alone invalid. If otherwise properly taken and certified, the signatures of the recognizers may be’ dls- regarded as surplusage. 2. A recognizance executed under section 324 of the criminal code, for the purpose of procuring an appeal by one who has been convicted of a misdemeanor, conditioned that he “shall be and personaily appear at the next term of the district court in and for said Saunders county, on the first day of the term thereof, and’ abide the fudg- ment of the court, and not depart the court without Teave, then this recognizance to be vold, otherwise to remain In full force and ef- fect” sufficiently complies with the require- ments of the statute and is a binding ob- ligation. 3. Under section 388 of the criminal code a recognizance 13 not inval dated by reason of defects in the form thereof, if It appears from the tenor of the recognizance at what court the party was bound to appear and that the court or officer before whom ft was taken had the power to require and take such recognizance. Ward v Urmson. Error from Frontier county. Petition In error dismissed. Opinion by Chief Justice Norval. This ‘court will not review on appeal or error a decree rendered by the district court prior to the formal entry of such decree upon the journal of the trial court. A memorandum for a de made by a Judge of the district court upon his calendar Will not authorize a review of the case In this_court before such decree fs extended in due form and apt language upon the court journal, Ballard vs Thompson. Appeal from Lan- caster county. Reversed. Opinfon by Justice Post. A mechanic's lien will not be continued in force beyond the statutory period of two years, except as to such l sons, including mortgagees, as are made parties to an on to foreclose within such period, 2 In all cases the summons must be s 1 before the bar of (he statute is come although sufficient If served there af Chappel vs Smith. Appeal from Sheridan county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Commissioner Ryan. The fallure of an nccount and its ac- companying statement flled to secure a me- Chanic's lien, to disclose amirmatively that such filing 18 within the requisite time to entitle to the lien claimed, operates to de- ! the relation back of such lien us against lens in existence before the filing of such account, 2. A mortgage, from the date of being filed for record, tukes vriority of mechunic's liens for labor ‘done or material furnished wh no part of such labor was done and no part of such materiil was furnished before su mortgage w tiled Following ¥ Coatsworth Co. vs Fisherdick, admr., 05 W, Rep., 643, and l(uuuluml_v‘n Lowe, 08 N, W. Rep. 4 Hollister et al vs Maun, A Webster county Affirmed, d Commissioner Ryan. An order of o 80 fur fing 1 whom a ¢ suant 1o such crder i peal from won by ation 18 In its nuture haser from the party regularly lasued : ot boutid by Fequent revoration thel eaf upud proce commegged after lic has acquired Utle, EurreXt vs Hoffman et al. Appeal from Chose county Aftirmed, Oplilion by Comunissloter Ryan. A mortgagee of real property who hu wold wnd Lo the parchaser has kuavantec puyment of the bond secured by mor g and who afterwards, on acceunt of his uaranty, has taken up fome of the over due coupons attached 1o and vyidencing th interest to be pald on such bond, muy aviall himeelf ua tg such coupons (sithect on the rights of the holder of the note anteed) of the sa remodies un sale had been mortgagee, ailable 1o the original | STONE OR MACADAM ROADS Farmers of the County Differ as to Material to Be Used, PROTESTS BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS Matter Will Do Further Consldered at » Mecting Next Saturday ors WiIL The county commissioners meot In ad- Journed session yesterday afternoon and ap- proved the bonds of the lucky bidders for the paving of the country roads. Before the bonds were approved, however, the com- missioners were favored with some ideas upon the question of materfal to be used in the construction of the three roads. “George Redman and fifty-nine other prop- erty owners from the country fn the vieinity of the Military road petitioned the board to reject the Colorado sandstone and use macadam in its stead. This was followed by a petition signed by thirty other property owners, all of whom wanted the commis- sloners to pave the road with the sandstone. Judge Bradley, in behalf of himself and & number of the farmers from the country sur- rounding Benson, appeared before the board and urged the commissioners 'to change the materfal from stone to macadam. He urged that it the commissioners would go out among the farmers of the northwestorn portion of the county they would find that nin® out of every ten favored macadam. The stone was good enough as far as {t went, but the appropriation would lay but about two miles of pavement, while it would lay some seven miles of macadam. Mr. Bradley sald that he could not see why the board would not give the people the kind of pave- ment for which they had_ petitioned. He sald that he agreed with Commissioner Wil- liams, who only one year ago went before the farmers of the county, and at thelr meetings read a paper advocating macadam as the proper material for use In paving country roads. Since that time, he said that Mr. Williams had become a strong ad- cate of stone and proposed to give the pro- ple that material, whether they wanted it or not. There was no reason why the farmers should be punished by having a stone pave- ment when they could get one that they wanted, If macadam was not a success, the property owners and the farmers along the line of the road were willing to take the blame upon themselves and relieve the com- missioners of all_responsibility. Commissioner Williams said that If maca- dam was laid under certain conditions then he was still an advocate of macadam, but the conditions provided for in the specifica- tions were far from being such as he advo- cated in the paper read before the farmers’ meetings. B. L. Snow of Benson was before the board representing thirty property owncrs who pro- tested against macadam and petitioned in favor of stone. He said tnat he started with his petition only a short time before the convening of the board, and if he had taken a whole day he couid have secured the signatures of hundreds of farmers who would have asked for stone. In fact, sevens teen men out of every twenty, he sald, were against macadam. Robert W. Patrick, representing the ln- terests of some of the property owners along the line of the Dodge street road, protested against the use of macadam. He said that he was willing to exchange with the people to the north, giving them the macadam and in return he would take the sandstone. He did not think that the mac- adam would last six months, and in the end he was of the opinion that {t would prove a miserable failure. He thought that it would be just as well for tho commissioners to take the $50,000 and dump it Into the river as to spend it in putting macadam upon the Dodge street road. After the speeches had been dellvered, the petitions and ihe protests were placed on file and the board took up routine busi- ness. Curtis C. Turner wrote that he and Guy C. Barton would like to appear before the board at some future date for the purpose of discussing the road question. The clerk was instructed to inform the gentlemen that they could be heard next Saturday after- noon. By resolution it was decided that the $150,000, the proceeds of the improvement bonds, should be expended equally on the three roads. The committee on court house and jafl was Instructed to hire a man at $40 per month, whose dutles should be to keep the court house grounds in condition, thus doing away with the labor of county jail prisoners, who in the past have performed the yard work under the supervision of the superintendent of the bullding. F ST b Economy and Strength, Valuable vegetable remedies are used in the preparation of Hood's Sarsaparilla in such a pecullar manner as to retain the full medicinal value of every ingredient. Thus Hood's Sarsaparilla combines economy and strength and is the only romedy of which 100 doses one dollar” s true. Be sure to get Hood Hood's Pills do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and efficiently. e Discovered an Old Land Murk. A gang of laborers engaged In digging a sewer trench at Twenty-fourth and Lake strets came across a relic of early Omaha yesterday. They had reached a depth of several feet with their excavation when they ran against what they took for a large rock. They dug around it and found it to be about ten feet long and nearly half as much In breadth and depth. Further investigation showed that it was not a single stone, but was composed of a number of large rocks solldly cemented together. No one was able to surmise for what purpose the stone had been put there until one of the old residents happened along and sald that there was formerly a spring at the spot where the stone was found, When the street was lald out the rocks and cement were lald there to cover up t spring, and In that way the water had been forced to seek some other outlet. Every one had forgotten that the spring had ever existed until the discovery of the rock served as a reminder of the fact. e Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism. One of our customers who had been troubled with rheumatism for a number of years was cured by one G0-cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. We consider it the best preparation in the market for that disease.—J. C. Casto & Son, drugglsts, Jack- son C. H., W. Va. Persons troubled with rheumatism should give this remedy a trial, One application relleves the pain. For sale by druggists. i Danger and Benefit of Athletics Dr. Jonas will give the next in the course of physiological lectures in the parlors of the ¥ Men's Christian association this evening, speaking of the good and bad in athletics. Dr. Jonas s a believer in sensiblo athleties, but has some well defined ideas about the abuse of athletics and the danger in many of the popular games. Lo, A hottle of Cook’s Extra Dry Imperial Champagne with your dinner makes it come plete. I pleases everyone. Marringe Licenses. The following marriage licenses were ls- sued yesterday: Nam Address. William ptel, Omaha.... Carrle A, att, Omaha, Prank Jelen, Jr., Omaha.. ssle Droda,” Omaha B. E. Dotson, Omaha Inoz Holuie, Omah Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for | Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.