Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 18, 1894, Page 7

[ 1 | E———" T OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MAY 18, IB'H _8PEGIAL NOTICES. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. ‘Advertisements for these columns will bo taken wntil 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions Advertisers, by requesting a numbered eheck, ean have answers nddressed to A numbered letter in eare of The Bee. Answers #o addressed will the _check. e word frst insertion, 1o a_word Nothing taken for less than 25c. WANTED, IY LADY OF &, SITUATION A3 housekcecper in family where othier help ia kept: dower's family preferred. Address K © widower's family preferr e 1 5, Be WANTED, POSITION AS MILLER IN A MILL from 25 to 50 barrels per d s second in & large mill; am sing peak English and Gern kood cn wiven ddress August Hartmann, Gilmors, Neb Address Aug ¥ e Neb o TO DO AT HOME A0 . BUREAU Yielp 1416 Farnam street AL A 18 EMPLOYME! TION AS CASHIER OR BOOK 45, e A--M094 2 \\,\\1 BD, 10! T RO e WANTED- MALE HELP. “word firt_insertion, 1o a_ word Wing taken for less than 2 JAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL- American Wringer Co., 1609 How- ment_goods. 2, ard AGENTS, SALARY OR_COMMISSIO Ereatest Invention of the age. The New Pat ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sells on sight.” Works llke magic, Agents are making .00 to $125,00 per week. For further par Sicutars wiite the 'Monros Krasing Mrg. Co. X 6, La Crosse, Wis, B-351 5D SALESMAN IN EVERY TOWN IN and cas! Nebraskn. ~ Address, The Surse Waukee, WS, Hawks Nursery C Milwaul 1N Mise ORDERS IN CITY mee not required. Apply at 1516 I B—M330 M28 WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER. GERMAN preferred. 108 N. 9th BM0L BALESMEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholesale and retall trade; ANTED, on malary: Jrmer sell_on sight to every busineas man or firm: Iiberal salary; money ndvanced for advert!sing and expenses: permanent position with stamp, King Mfg. Co, C-42, (hic JLAR PHYSICIAN A alist in ofce to assist & spec 5, LADOTEIS AND TBAMSTEIS ON the B. & M. Ry. extension in Montana and Wyoming. Free transportation O'Hearn, labor agency, 11th and i . AT ONCE, A FIRST-CL. Wieady Job, Address W. Durkee, 0401 XPERIE to sell K0018) raski. M references. Address E. B. Plekenbrock, Du buque,_In. 15— MOST Taten, 1%o word first insertion, 1o n_word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than Zc. BEST OF WAGES TO COMPETENT GIRL: must be good cook and laundress. Mra, T, M Thurston, 2408 Farnam. c LADIES WANTING G APPLY AT THE 304 Cuming. M55 28° FURNISHED ROOM; GENTLEMAN. ney street RNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOU keeplng, 1924 Farnam. B 2017 HAR- 3—-007-21% _ B 15 3 ROOMS, $12.00 AND $8.00, 313 8. 2% M996 2 2 OR 3 ROOMS FURNISHED COMPLETE FOR housekeeping, and iso nice, ¢ sleeping oms. 1611 Howard street M7 23 OR RE Wi TURNISHED ROOMS. skine stree 3 HED ROOM, BATH, $6. 1 FAR- MoT0—19% ALCOVE, FOR 1 OR 2 B ave, £ 060230 T, AT 724 N. I§TH, A NICE FUR. room in steietly private family; all n convenlences. M98 150 D ROOMS, WITH ORt V 211 Douglas’ street. Iofer NISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT, jing. 2204 Farnam St i Rates, 1%c word firat Inse thereatior. Nothing taken for ROOM WITH BOARD. PRICE MODI _2406_Cass, F—116_M2! YOUNG WOMF N1 OF DER CAR| 11 8 D 1'““2\" URNISHED, CLEANED BRICK. NEW POSTOFFIC mer 17th and Capitol ave ULAXBVOYANT! Nothing taken for less than . CLAIRVOYANT, ‘Nable biisiness. medium; 1 year at iib N MASSAGE, BATHS. ETC. .50 a line per 100 a line each Insertic month.' Nothing taken for le MADAME SMITH phurine and room 4, massage, PERSONAL. 1o word firat Nothing taken for less than 2o n,\m\rr B ROOK, MASSAGE. vertisers want Mailed gealed for stamp, with first-class board. 1908 Capitol av: Capitol ave, ¥ L MTH H FRONT ROOM FOR TWO, WITH board, in private family. 2020 8t. Mary's ave. i M1 J12 LY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH GOOD board, ‘“The SOUTH ROOMS AND GOOD BOAT Douglus street. D ROOMS AND BOART {_Farnam_ St T ,\\Il BACK PARLOR UNFURNISHED. iy T ! Al class. Hth st FOR RENT-NICELY with board at 1715 Chi ALCOVE FRO ROOMS, single_room; private family: de- fon. 1709 Dodge street, I ) FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOME- . 1%c word nrst insertion, 1o a_word thereafier. Nothing taken for loss than 25 URNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLI housekeeping, city water, etc., low rent; west corner 17th and Webster st. 5 UNFURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOU keeping to man and wife; no children; 319 N. 1t - FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES Tates, 1%c_word first insertlon, lo a word therenffer. Nothing taken for less than2ic. 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 309 8. "T"'sz FOR R 916 Farnam cement basement, tures, water on al the office of The B INT, THE LSTORY DRICK BUIL The building has a_fireproof omplete steam heating fix- floors, gas, etc. '\m'“n'm“ DESK ROOM CHEAP, FRONTING FARNAM _Room 2, 1623 Farnam stre T—Mél4 HOUS TH_FIXTURES AND ROOMS STORE ) INERAL W T e o South 10th, $20.00 per month 12201 VANTE! Y STENOGHATHER FOR | MY GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE AND WANTED, LADY | BTENOGIACHER s | Mdwelling house Wil be for rent after the Sth Lock Box 62, Omaba. C— 19 of June next; for further lculars Inquire of J. C. Owen, at Memphis, N 1—MG5 200 WANTED, A LADY ABOUT 3 OF IRR tor and cheerful disposition; tunity for such a person M) proachable ¢ Aplendid oppo dress L 41, Iee WANTED, GOOD STEADY GIRL OF for general house work: good wages: g00d home to the right party. Address Mrs. D. J. Jones, Cambrin, Wyo. GOOD GERMAN _GIRL TOR ( ork. 632 S, 28th stree MG 200 SD-SIX LADIES IN OMAHA TO RED leadinie ladios® Journal; good com- L4z, pee 6180 .00 1O $10.0 PER DAY DY LADY A who handle my goods. Call at onee or L. M. Swartz, “hicago stree A YOUNG GIRL TO 1 ing the day and s Trown. 1102 8. $)th WANTED, GOOD m‘uL housew 2 80, 181h sire WANTED, GIRL FOR G work _at’ 1916 Dodge street WANTED, NEAT YOUNG GIRL TO in houséwork in_small private famii dress 8. W. corner 16th and Durdette o ENERAL resent misgions, Add TS idress WANTED. A GIRL TO DO HOUSE Apply 2203 Seward stree " FOR RENT— HOUSES. 14ic_word first insertion, lc a_word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than Zic. FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 703 8. 16th st; range and all other conveniences; $25 George Clouser, room 2,1623 Farnam street. D1 HOUSES, ¥. K. DARLING, DARKER nd.oagx. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE 0. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnam. D353 FROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, CHOICE IN Stanford Cirle. C. 8. Elgutter, 204 Bee bulld- ing. —354 FOI RENT, CHEAPE M CO GROOM COTTAGE, with bath, in city, $16.50. 3037 California street. D-M23 °Y, 507 BROWN BLOCK. RENTAL AGEN FIRST CLASS, 8. Skinner, 310 CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, CONVE moderate rentals; beat § and 4-room s housekeepers only. References required. Alss @-room sulte in tenement. S16 S. 224 st. D258 NICH_6-ROOM COTTAGE. $10.00 PER MONTH. L. 8. Skinner, 310 N. Y. Lif oty Eu‘mn"v HOME, EIGHT ROOMS AND 1 nico v T, $35.00 PER MONTIH, 4110 LAFAY- ue, 7' rooms, furnace, ‘bath, Rot and r, ‘closet, gus, electric Hghting appli- Beautitul liwn, troes, ete. Fid company, 1702 Farnam streot. FOR It 101" DETACHED NIN Rouse, 221 Capitol avenus. Also 9-room house. 2629 Capitol avenus. B, H. Robison, room 1, Commercial National t0OM MODERN COTTAGE, LAWN AND i Do CHEAP, FRAME Leavenworth street, FOR oA AGENTS WANTED. Rates, 1%c_word first insortion, lo a word thereafier, ~ Nothing taken for less than 2ic. AGENTS—HU: Y. APPLY room 43, Paxton biock. J-§72 MIs* AGENTS, DOTH SEXES; TEN INDISPENSA- ble articles; retail for $5.10; absolutely free to our demofstrated rustiers. The Clauss Shear Co., Kansas City, —M628 June 30° WANTED, GENER 21 S AT OMAHA, Fremont, Grand Island, Norfolk ‘and Beatrice for the Union Central Lie Insurance company. $2,000,000.00 in force in Nebraska. Renewai contracts, Address J. M. Edmiston, state agent, Lincoln, Neb. J—ME8 M19 WANTED—AGENTS 1IN NEBRASKA AND Towa to sell the Moss & Hillyard patent farm- erw handy egi case at roduced. price:’ big money in it for the right man. Apply W. T. Letty, solo manufacturer of the farmery’ hindy | _p ELECTRO-THER- mal baths. Seaip, & Haly treatrent, manicure & ehiropodia, Mra. Post, 310% 5 16th, Withell bk TREATMENT, conggtion: days free at R. 33, Dougias blk, 16th nnflLUud!u YOUR PAST, PRES by lady clalr SENT AND FUTU RE_READ R FALLS) AND 10 0. Ladies’ Hazar,Omaha RED, FRANK BROGLIN, OFF with barber ahop, 1612 Farnam to restore your b halr fron I If roots are falling out and r day from 9 to 12 a. m. and 1:30 to ATMENT FOR snsultation free. A . 346 e bIAR. ! Attend our frée fllustrated lectures next Yy, Hall, 7th floor Beo blAg. Christlan *Buell, Pariors 624 South MARRIED OR SINGLE with stamp for Ky HEIRS WANT 2,000 names of foF (British subjects) fchardson & 15 Filbert street, Philadelphin MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. FOR ANY LENGTH LOANS ON REAL ESTATE of time, from thirty days to five years. | 334 Board of Trade. Warrants bousht. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO.. 318 loans at low rates for choico security on Nel Uraska’ and Towa farms or Omaha city property. ON IMPROVED OMAHA MONEY TO LOAN Drennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. EY TO LOAN AT LOWBST RATES ON improved and unimproved Omaha real estate, Fldelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED crry property; $3,000 & upwards, 6 to 6% per o 'W. Farnam Smith & Co., 13% I ANTS,GOOD LOANS ON REAL ESTATE,WARI ‘Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y, Lite. notes, etc, bougit. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE " Davis Co., 1506 Farnam Wit TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, improved _and unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co., OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., loan money on city and farm ates of interast. —371 LOANED ON Chesney, Kansas City. Mo. 16TH AND H\SbRANL B POLICIES. AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND town to handle “The Story of the Common- weal."" The fastest selling book ever published. $10.00 & day can be averaged by good agents. Samples, 2bc. Call or write for terms. W. B. Conkey ‘company, 341-31 Dearborn stréot, Chi- cago, 1. J—M60 WANTED, AGENTS FOR DIFFER! PARTS lowa and Nebraska to handle our buggy EE Dlackman & Co., L WANTED, A RESPONSIBLE PERSON _TO take the agency in thelr town for an article that is o positive necessity in every house- and will be used by every one.” 'Tis no fake' or catchpenny. It is placed on (ts merits. Samples are sent free, so that it can be fully a teated before anything further s done. Ref- erences requird “and “given. Encl R. 8. West, Mfy., Cleveland, O. e stamp, D959 18% MIBOELLANEOUB. MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 First National bank wn-w STATES MORTGAGE CO. Submit choice loans to ¥. , First National bank bullding. MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE, 504 N. Y, Lite. W. SQUIRE, ulou‘r CITY AND FARM LOANS \VAN ED. CITY L(:L\Ns. A, STARR, 55 N MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Nothing taken for less than Rates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o a_word thereatier. " Nothing taken for less’ than ‘350 MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, WANTED—YOUNG _COUPLE _ WOULD _ DR pleased to take furnished houso during summer of family leaving city. Only an advantageous ofter considercd. L 43 Be K977 —18 STORAGE. Rates, 13sc_word fiest Insertion, lo & word thereafier. Nothing taken for lesy than 2. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate, R. Wells, 11 Farnam. M—264 STORAGE,WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. M—355 STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repalr works. MiM May 31 ————————— s WANTED--TO BUY, tho lowest posible rates, In the quickest possible time, and for any length You can pay It back in when you wish, small or large, of time to sult you uch installments a3 you wisl nd only pay for it as long as you keep It HOLD FURNITURE WAGONS _AND AND PIANOS, CARRIAGES, SIPTS, MERCHANDISE, ANY OTHER ' SECURITY, publicity o removal OMAHA MORTGAGE_LOAN ~CO., 16TH STREBT, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. WAREHOUSE _REC 306 SOUTH THE OLDEST. 9’.’»”.0@’.’ ..’.0 ¢ Your are due to impuriti realize how vital it is to <geePesees Mailed Free to any address. 900»»»»909:»».»0 L 257 - JUNE 15, 1894, FOB EXCHANGE, A GOOD RANCH TO TRAI Whout 1,000 acres, hay, timber and Address 5. L. Tayior, Springeioy. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, 1o a_word thereaffer. = Nothing taken for less than 2. FARM LANDS, C. F. u,\musn.vi AND FARMS, " Darling, Barker block. RE-18 5, 10 AND 20-ACRBE TRACTS, 24 MILES BAST of Councll Tufle, at $100.0'to 200,00 per agre; Suitable for fruit gardens and homes. D & Hews, Council Bluffs. R E—-MI54 J3. FOR SALE—S-ROOM HC MODERN Tmpro! Hainl n: price $,000.00. Ad wih. DARGAIN, N, E_CORNER 2TH AND HICK- K. Darling, Barker block. RE-—338 FARM LANDS. C.F. HARRISON, 013 N.Y.LIF e s R 03 M19 WILL YOU DUY A SOUTHEAST FRONT, 10) X150, 1€ we will m u a present of a 9-room house on the lots in good repair? Will sell less than $2,000.00. We mean it; come and 8eo us, A NICE HOME, 8 rooms, fine trees, full east front lot in Hanscom place. AT A BARGAIN, n perfect T-rogm cottage, hot_water heat, fine’ plumbing, east Tront, clos to Hanscom park. M. J. Kennard & Co.. 907 and 998 N. Y. blig. RE—M#52 RIDGE ACRES ON MILITARY ROAD, ‘motor line, at $500.00, easy lerms; pav s summer; now Is the time to buy. ¥ RE—M0L DO YOU WANT A HOME, A COZL LiTTLE farm of 3 o 30 acres, you can attend to your business In the city and raise your own fruit, les and poultry and live like a king’ when times are hard? Come quick and get your choice. Terms easy. Add. Hox 6 Millard, Neb. T E-172 VER ON TEIGHTS S IS _IN THE NORTH- we ot the city.overlooking Miller ark. and 15 the most sighily v Think of the price and terms; 360 per aere, cash and $15 per month, Fidelity Trust com- pany, agents. R E—880-23 BARGAINS, HOUS salo or trade. F. ] * TO HOME SEEKERS. WE CAN OFFER YOU FOR $1,50 A T-ROOM cotage, half a block from motor, on paved street, cemented cellar under whole house, sewer connectlon, furnace, bath, closet, marble wash stand. Property costing two years ago, new,$4,50. | Also a six-room cottage In the western part of the city for $3,000, with ail modern impros ments, fine neighborhood, ‘costing two years ago new, $,000. These are owned by eastern .party and are great bargains, We have a number of otber pretty modern cottages to be sold cheap on easy terms. Call and_examine our portfolio of photographs Gt lists of cottages for sale. FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, 1702 FARNAM. RE—850—18 FOR SALE, 7-ROOM HOUSE AND_ LOT AT @ bargaln, one block from moter. T 816 8. 25th st. R VILLA RIDGE—BEAUTIFUL _ACR| ON Military road, north of motor line, casy terms, only $.00 per. acre. Safo, and sound (nvest: ment. A. P. Tukey. R E-197 6-ROOM HOUSE ON FRANKLIN STREE near 20th, $1,350.00; easy terms. 5-room cottage on North 19th’ street, $1,825.00, 5-room house and barn on Popplelon avenue, 300.00. f-room house and barn in Orchard Hill, $1,600.00. 5-room house In Lewls subdivision of Okla- homa, only $100.0). bm house in West Lawn, $500.00. lifornia land to exchange for Omaha prop- house in Orchard Hill to in or near Denson. to exchange for Nebraska exchange for acre Omaha property Tand. | Residence property to exchange for vacant ots. 8-room modern house on Poppleton avenue near 324 to exchange for small house-in north part of town. g &room ‘house on Burt sirect to exchange or acre 10-room _all modern house, in fine location in Lincoln, to exchange for good home in Omaha. $600.00 and $1,20.00 10 per cent first mort- gages for sale. Money to loan on long time at low rato of inte es o exchange for horses. Wanted, good bargains In cottage homes in Walnut Hill, West End, Briggs Place, West Omaha, and Mayne Place. It you want to make quick sales list your property with us. Let us have your houses to rent. Davenport & Waterman, 822 N. Y. Lite. R E—M97 20 est. First mortg Heart’s Blood Is the most important part of your organism. Three- fourths of the complaints to which the s in the blood. You can therefore v which nothing equals § S S S I removes all impurities, cleanses the blood thor- (B 2 M® Bl o1izhly and builds up the general health. ' Our Treatisc on Blood and Skin Diseases SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Atlanta, Ga. C@ ystem is subject Keep It Pure S. S. Iteffectually ceeeePdeses BEAR IN MIND THE DATE, FOR ON THAT DATE THE PRICE OF Stoepel Place Lots WILL ADVANCE $25.00 A LOT. __ THINK OF THESE LOTS, ONLY TWENTY MINUTES RIDE FROM BUSINESS CENTER BEST RESIDENCE PART OF CITY. LOTS ARE HIGH AND SIGHTLY. HEALTHY LOCALITY . ONLY §$10 A FOOT FRONT. SIZE OF LOTS 30x128 FEET. $50.00 DOWN, $5.00 MONTHLY. THIS PRICE MAKES THESE LOTS THE CHEAPEST LOTS TO BE FOUND AN WHERE AROUND OMAHA, AND WHEN COMPARED TO THE VALUE OF LOTS IN ADDITIONS EQUALLY LOCATED, IT IS FROM 100 TO 200 PER CENT LOWER. STOEPEL PLACE LOTS STAND A BIG ADVANCE OF ENT PRICES. TITLE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. THE “BEE" SAYS: “IT IS THE OPIN ION OF MEN WHO HAVE LIVED IN OMAHA FROM TWENTY TO THIRT YEARS, THAT WITHIN THE NEXT TWO YEARS WILL COME AN UNPRECEDEN ED REVIVAL OF ACTIVITY IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.” NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU FIND OMAHA REAL ES TATE VALUES AS LOW AS AT PRES- ENT. NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU HAVE SUCH A GRAND OP- PORTUNITY TO MAKE DIMES GROW INTO DOLLARS SO RAPIDLY AS YOU CAN BY BUYING AN OMAHA LOT TO- DAY. NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU HAVE SUCH A GRAND OP- PORTUNITY TO LAY THE FOU FOR A HOME ,IN A FIRST CLAS: DENCE DISTRICT, AS IS OFFERED YOU IN STOEPEL PLACE TODAY. DON'T DELAY, % BUY A LOT NOW IN THE GROWING | PART OF THE CITY. WEST OMAHA IS GROWING. WEST OMAHA WILL HAVE THE FIN- EST PARK IN THE CITY. ELMWO00D PARK The new Driving Park and Fair Grounds. The great Platte River Canal. Boulevards and Paved streets, Electric Car Line, AND NUMEROUS OTHER PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IMPROVEMENTS, STOEPEL PLACE IS RIGHT IN LINE. OFFICE AT 48TH AND PACIFIC STS. OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON FROM 2 TO 5 P. M., OR CALL AT 402 BEE BLD'G. W. A, WEBSTER. TELEPHONE NO. 58. AT EZITT BUREAU. SUE3 % 00. SOLIOITOKS. Bes Bullding, OMAHA. NEB. Advico FREE. RAILWAY TIME GHRD Leaves (CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.Arrives Omana| " Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha Chicago Express... “.Chicago and Towa WILL LOAN 'MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. Y LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ull articles of value. Fred Terry, ‘Jb’glnmxn Rates, 1% word first insertion, Nothing taken for les RETAIL LUMBER YARD, lowa. Address P, 0. Box lo a word than 2. 1. OR WESTERN David City, Neb. N7 M4 CASH PALD ¥ SE ND FURNI ture, carpets, ete. L Brussell, 10 & 712 N. 16th. N—i95 J3 0TI AND HARD Chamber of Comr D DOMS: ALL MOD t3i large lawn. 2isi and Lake. A HOUSE WITH NIN Improvem VERY DF R. C. FoR i 203 Farnam. MODERN HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, 5 2601 Capitol ave, adjoining IHABLE IESIDENCE, Patt, D—M843 190 O R ™. THE e ouse in Omahn for the moey. Temploto Plerson, 38 Paxton block: 0 TN FOR RENT, VERY CHE R THREE months autiful’ farnished MODERN 10-ROOM it plano “and nauire 1. A: Sunder: land, Oma > und Lime Co. S X Bt Y FURNISHED THOOM COTTAGHE, 518 ». D178 20th; price $2 INT, BIN-ROOM ( AGE; PU ot elty 'water, fino site. Inguire Lehmann, corner 17th and Mariha str n SHED 10USE modern convenlencos; luy part of elty. Address FOR RI P, TWO THRER ROOM milics. Inquire 8. P 82 North FOR HENT H Houses {0 amall wen's #hoo” sho Mnduw socond stor ¥ h-m room, 0.0 w month. No other roomers and no children. B FURN T 158 CHICA sroet. B89 M1 FOR RENT, A LAHOH YOUTH ROOM AT 151 _ Dodge street., Lt » VERY PLEASANT KOOM INQUIRE 1313 A HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORN| and Dodge. Rooms by the day oF week E—G80-J3¢ FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ooms o parior tluor, 37 Ludge sireet G-Min e TR T WANTED — ST horse, cheap for cash. Adress 018 i, FOR 84 LE-FUBNITUR.E DRIVING Y. Lin 93715 Rates, 1o _word first insertion, 1o a_word thereafior, Nothing taken fOF leas than %e. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, WINDSOR folding bed, gas stove with 12 feet tubing, black walnut extension table, child's bed, at 115 Capitol avenu O—Mu18"18 FORSALE-HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. ord 14c_word first Insertion, 1o & Nothing taken for less than FOR SALE, FAST MARE, COLT 1 Ol by Winslow Wilkes, 2:09%, Oily 11 months old by Mark Wilkes. corner 2ist and H streots, South Omaha, P- THE PLACE TO BORROW MONEY ON HOUSI MONEY ON HORS! MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, MONEY ON PIANG ND MONEY ON WAR MONEY ON MERCHANDISE, MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL Y ON goods that rei Y IF YOU WANT HOLD FURNITURE, AND MULES, SECURITIES, ain_with you, PUBLICITY, ALL AMOUNTS, IHLE RATES, SIBLE TIME, MONEY AT LOWE S MONEY IN QUICKEST PO 3Y THAT you may pay back at any time 15 at ROOM 4, and in _any amount, Ni block, corner 15th and Har THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. Y TO LOAN ON HORSES planos and furniture of all kinds Haddock, room 427, ¥ TO LOAN ON PERSONAL puu Y. Life_buildin erty. Harvin Loan C¢ 14e word first N ki H mxmu) NEE FOR SALE, FOR CASH, A NUMBER ON road mare; can show befter than a_ fifty Kail. Call on or address R. A. Moore, Silver City, Ta. M B M WELL MATCHED BAY 3. Rogers, 1ith and Farnam FOR BALE horses, chéap. streets. D HAY FOR | ttle com of good barn-stored flled promptly SECOND HAND LUMBER, DOORY hay for' wal dow W postoftice site, cor itol ue. FOR SALE. EXTRA FINE GREAT DANE DOG Call or address 1734 N. 15th st. Q915 17 FOR SALE, FINE PAIR OF YOUNG, MATC! el spotted ponies. Call evenings at 1734 N. 18 Q91517 EY COW. 0. 16th, near Center sir s STEAM MERRYBO. ood order, Address v Kb, “UQ a0 0 FOR SALE-NICE YOUNG COW, GOOD stock, good milker. Apply at 4 and Prancis stroets (1 block suth 0f Center, or between t the office uf Milton Rogors & Sons. A W. Spoerrl. Q4618 FOR SALE-A FINE FRESH JER: M. R Redileid, § OR TRADE un one seas ard Rose, Syracus merchandise in one g AL G sald at once. Address L 37, Ploneer Business agency FOR E}UHA!OE Would assume &iving location, o for house and ot also 420 acies 4 land in Ceds TY LAND FOR FOR CASH, . @ first class horse and buggy. address L 3, . O TRADE TOST-BABY'S PINK DOTTED Tl LANNEL sash_ with heart-siaped gold pin. Hew Feturn o 206 Bee Ll right hand. The find leaving this glove at Messers store or at my office I city Seavey, chiet of police. 982170 soft kid g oblige me LOST—LADY's GOLD WATCH, NAME ON IN- slde, date on the outside, three gold dollars attached. Finder return to Mary A. McCreary, 3624 N. 24th St., and recelve rewarc PASTU RAGE. Rates, 1%o_word firat Insertion, lc a word thereattor. ~ Nothing taken for less thau %e. WE HAVE 160 ACRES OF DLUB GRASS PAS- ture for horses. lioard fence, spring water. Barton & Phelps. Gilmoré: Neb., or A, W. Phelps & Son, 207 N. Y. Tifo bldg. Telephone 1054 1 M—959 J21° SHORTHAND ANDIYPEWRITING. os, 1%0_ word firat on, 1o a_ word catier, " Nothing aeh " loas than 250 VAN SANT'S 00L_OF BHORNTHAND. 613 N. Y. Life, Omaha. _Askoforsgircular, M3sl thy Q. T NDECK, BANJOIST AND teacher. 1810 California s 94 UPHOLSTEE[NG. CITY UPHOL s“i‘uu\u w —FURNITURE made and repaired. rfin Taia and furniture et ana” poahed.” Famam; fel. 13 rAvanoszs Tates, 1go_word firat insertion, 1o o word than_25e. thereafter. ~ Nothing taken for les FRED MOHLE, 1517% FARNAM. i UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K_BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embaimer. 1015 Chicago, Tel. . i DRESSMAKING. MAKING IN FAMILIiSS. ADDIL 018 Nicholus atreet. _ M9ST M21% i Misy Sturd © STEAMSHIP LINE. ANCHOR LINE MAIL AMSHIPS regularly every Saturdiay from New York f Mdonderry and Glasgow. City of Rome, May m.; Ethiopla, June %, 3 p. m.; Fur 9 10.% 'a. m.; Auchorfa. June secoud ¢l rip ticket uced ’F money Or alid tickets apply or to Henderson Bros, ¥ of our loca cugo. Omaha 9:35am. Hopm 4:10pm ...Denver Express. Deadwood _Expr Jenver pm. . Nebraska Local 8:15am . Lincoln Local (exc cept pt Sunda: Leaves K. C. ST. J. & C. B. |Arrives Omaha| Depot i6th and Mason Sts. | Omaha 58..,.. 5:63pm ans. 6:a0am Kanzas City Day Exp 9:45pm. K. C. Night Ex. via U. P. Leaves | CHICAGO, R. I & PACIFIC. [Arrives Omaha|Union Depot 10tk & Mason 5ts.| Oman: 1 16am.. Atlantic_Expross (e 6:25) ......NIght Express hicago Vestibuled luhoma Exp. (to C. Sun). 11 pm 4:10pm UNION PACIFIC., |Atrives OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason $ts.| Omaha 9:50am. . Denver Exp Tior 3ipm 2i15pin “Overland ~ Fly 1 Gpm | 3iapm. Beairice & Stromsb's ~Ex(ex Sun) 12 Bam | flo EXDECss.. 1.0, 0 s5am | i LT R Ut 6:30pm ... g Leaves (CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.|Arrives “Omana|Union Depot 10(h & Mason Sta'| Omiha ~..Chiicago Limited 30am | Fast Mail 4:2jpm 1 ioam.. Chichgo. Express. (vx. Su S Leaves | . E. & MO, VALLEY. [Arrivos Gmaha|_Depot 15k and Webster St | Omaha Deadwood ~ Express....... 3ilpm Sat.). Wy Ex. Mon:). 5i10pm | folk_Express (kx Vo ibianhm Paul Bxproes oibnm | CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N [Arrives alU. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Oimaha Evres :10 4:0opm. | Limited. .. izim §i30pm. | Plyer.... 2 16pm wpm. { . Pass. (Gx. Mo, 3:%pm sam wlley Lo 1z | Leave MISSOURI PACIFIC Artives Omuna|_Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Oumsna 9i30pm St Expross $i5pm | $iiopm. daliy (ox. Sun) Nebraska Lcall il | Leaves 5, BT, P.. M. & O, Arrives onkin] Depet/wih and Webster Sta. | “Oimnina “§:00am.-Bloux City “Accom (Ex. Sun.).. 8:05pm 10i00am. Sloux City Accom (Sun )i :08pm 12:18pm. Sloux City Express (kx ) 11i%um | &:30pm e SL Paul Limited ) Wi aves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIL \rrly nahaiU. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Om | othe Sloux City Fus v y:20pm | (Bt Paul Bxpress 10:wm | Leaves | S8IOUX CITY & PACIFI Arrivioa | Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaliy Paul Limited $:404m icago Limited R Leaves |~ OMAMA & ST. LOUIS Aty OmahalU. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Oma 3:66pm. ... St Louls Cannom Ball..... 12350 SUPREME COURT SYLLARL Following are the syllabl decisions handed down by the supreme court justices at the present sitting Chicago, Burlington & Quiney Railroad ompany against +Wymore. krror from Custer county, Reversed and remanded Questions of negligence and contributory negligenc: where the facts are such that from them differ minds may reason ably draw different conclusions are for the jury and not for the court to det mine. 2 A rallroad company does not dischar 1ts' whole duty by refraining from wantonly Injuring a trespasser upon its tracks afte observing his position. 1t I8 bound In all_cases to exercise rensonable care 1o avold Injuring all persons who are known o be or who may be reasonably expected o be upon its right of way A raflroad company had connected with 1t a_ relief department composcd of employes wh ntributed certain amo ym thelr wages toward an fnsurance fun for th when injured and for the relief of beneflelaries named in case of death. The rallroad company collected the funds, furnished the necessary clerical force and guaranteed payment of loss A member of this association axrecd that in consideration of the amounts paid by the company, the acceptance of benefits for injury of death should ope s a release and satlsfaction of all claims for damagds against the company arising from such injury or death which could be made by him or his legal representatives. He was killed fn an aceident upon the raiiond The by Ary dwas his widow who accepted ‘the benefit and by instru ment in writing received it “in full satis faction and discharge of all eclaims or lemands on account of or arising from the death of said deceased which 1 now have or can hereafter have'’ against efther the relief fund or the railroad company Subscquently as administratrix she brought sult for damages against the rallread cotn pany on behalt of herself and chiliren; ecensed’s contract did not L right of action, 2. That neither that contract nor the acceptance of the money release of lability by the widow operated to a bar of action by the administratrix on behalf of the children. That her voluntary acceptance of the nefit and release of the company did operate to bar any action for her own benefit Omaha & Republican Valley Raflway com Morgan, Error from Madison Aftirmed. Opinion by Commissioner > two companies jointly upy the such as” depot rounds, \\\xhln and company is bound to exe « to prevent injuring the employes of and if an employe of one company, while'in the discharge of his duties on such grounds and without nesligence on his part i injured by the negligence of the employe of the other company it is liable therefor. 2. Issues as to the existence of negligence and contributory negligence, and o the proximate cause of an injury, are for the jury to determine, when the evidence as to the facts is conflicting, and where different minds might reasonably draw different con clusions as to these questions from the facts established. _A. W. W. company against Dy 5 W. R., 1,031, followed The ‘existence of negligence should be proved and passed upon by the jury as any other fact. It is improper to state to the Jury a cifcumstance or group of circum- ances as to which there has been evidence on the trial and instruct that such fact or group of facts an gligence per se. At most, a_jury should duly be instructed that such circpmstances, if established by a preponderance of the evidence, are proper to be considered in determining istence of negligence. Missourl P way company inst Baler, 6 N. a13,” follower. 4. Two companies—Omaha company Paul company—jointly used and occupicd a station with _its switch yard and tracks in the city of N. A boy 12 years of age and his father were in the employ of the St Paul company as car cleaners, Opposit where the boy was engaged in cleaning car and beyond a long side track, filled at the time with cars, stood tool house in which_the employes of the St. Paul com pany kept 5. The cars standing on the o part of any train, nor w at th switched on or oft the side t 3 was directed by his father to take some oil cans to the tool house, to do which it was ne sary for him to cross the side track He obeyed, crawling under the cars on the side track, left the cans at the tool house and started to return to his work and father. crawling as before on his hands and knees under the cars on the side track, and while thus under the cars the employes of the Omaha company, without giving any signal or warning thereof, suddenly and with at force backed an engine and freight against the cars standing on the side- rack and injured the boy. Held: 1. That the boy, being an employe of the St, Paul company, was not a tre passer or mere licensee’ on the rallroad grounds, but was rightfully there. 2. That the backing of the freight train and engine, without any signal or warning, against the cars standing on the side track was evi- dence of negligence on the part of the Omaha company, but whether such act as or was not negligence, the time, place and all the cireumstances considered, was conclusion for the jury. 3. That the boy crawling under the cars standing on the side track was evidence of negligens on his part, but whether by such act, the time and place and all the circumstances con- sidered, he was guilty or not of contribu tory negligence was a conclusion for the ury. 3 he law does not require a child ot tender years to exercise the same degree of prudence and care for its safety that is required of a person of mature age and dis- cretion. Tt such a child excl the or- Qinary care and caution reasonable for one of its age and discretion it satisfics the re- quirements of the law. Chicago, Burlinglon” & Quincy Rullway company “uguinst Wilkus. Brror’ from Cus- ter county. Aflirmed. Opinfon by Commis- sioner Irvine. Questions of negligence and contributory negligence where the facts are such that from them different minds m: reasonably draw different conclusions are for the jury and not for the court to determine. 2. ‘A railroad company docs not discharge it whole dut fraining from wantonly injuring a tr r upon its tracks after ving his position. It Is bound in all 8 to exerc Tensol ble care to avoid injuring all persons wha re known to be or who may be reasonably expected to be upon its right of way. § Moise against Powell. Frror from Kear- v county. Affirmed. Opinion by Commis- sioner Irvine. Where the law expressly forbids an appeal in a certain class of 5 the appearance of the appellee does not confer jurisdiction upon the appellate court. In Such cases there 18 a_want of jurisdiction of subject matter. Minneapolis Harvesting — works | Witainat Hodiom, 1 Neb., 16, distingulshed. 3, Where o case was tried to a jury in justice’s court the right of appeal dépends upon the amount claimed in the bill of par- ticulars. Where the prayer is for judgment for 520 the defendant cannot Insist upon the allowance of interest in addition to that sum for the purpose of glying him the right to appe P Bections 985 and 1017 of the Code of Civil Procedure, forbidding appeals from Judgments of justices of the peace where not more than 320 is claimed in the bill of particulars and the case Is trled to a jury, are not repugnant to the constitution. man National bank of Hastings against ror from Adams cou Al Opinion by Commissioner Trvine testimony of a witness in an action to which he was not a party may b proved in a subsequent action to which he is a party an admission, but the fact of his having been a withess in - such action does not operate to estop him by the record thereof 2, 8ult was brought by A ugainst a bank, alleging that 13 being Indebted to A had paid into the bank the amount of the indebtedness to the use of A, The bi answered, among other things alleging that in an action by a thicd person against the bank, B and others, it was determined that the amount due A" had bLeen included in a mortgage from B to the baok, ami that the judgmen «d u that' case against 13 in favor of the bank il not include A's indebtedness; held, that these averments stuted no defense Where o convevanee Is fraudulent against creditors and certain creditors at tack it and defeat it upon that ground amother creditor I8 not by that fact re quired to treat it as vold, but may still vatify it aml enforce rights given him ther o1 1. Before error ean be predicated upon thé falliire of the court to pres pitr t r feature of a caxe to the jury the patty complaining should, by an appropriate jest the court to charge instruetion, re upon that featur 3. Book nade by a party In the regular e of his business are admis ible in evidence on behalf of the adyerse party when in the nature of admiss| G. The permission of leading questions fs veversible error only for an abuse of di n the trial court in permitting jrder to. predi error upon the admission of Un_ ANSWer not responsive to the -question p witness ot should be made tke out the answe for that reason 8. The testimo £ n witness in anothei ase may be proved by any withess wh heard the testimony and who with or without the aki of ‘& memorandum iy speak from his own n ry as to such watimony. The reporter's notes are not the only or best evidence s to such testh pony DeWIt!'s Witch Hazel Salve cures plies, AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Mike Piskao Becomes Despondent and Come mits fuicide by Hanging, WORK OF THE CITY COUNCIL LAST NIGHT Mr. Schultz Appoin: Poundmas in the ¢ and Confir How Personal Property Will Foot Up—Other Mugle Uity Nows, Mike Piskae, 22 years of a; committed sulclde yesterday afternoon by hanging him« self to a tree in the rear of Franck's saloon at Twentieth and Brown stroets, Young Piskac had been despondent for s and had been drinking rosome time he was employed in the packing houses here. He saved his money and had laid aside a considerabls sum. It is said that while on a spree a somo wee hoavily. ¥ short time age he was induced to sell his shares in the Bohemfan Buflding and Loan association for a great deal less than they were worth. When he discovered his mis- take it appeared to work on his mind, and he drank harder than ever. Two weeks ago he attempted to hang himself, but was discovered and prevented from accomplish= ing his afim. Mr. Piskac wa single and had no rol tives living he The body was cut down before the coroner was notified. Chief Bren- nan telephoned for Coroner Maul at 9 o'clock and was notified to instruct DBrower & Sloan to take charge of the remains. Young Piskac boarded at B. Pesek's place, Nineteenth and_Brown streets. City Cou All the members of the city council were prosent at the adjourned meeting last night. Thirty-seven liquor licenses, were granted. g b The occupation tax repeal ofdinance was read a second time The license committee reported favorably upon the following applicants for liquor Jicense: Albert Durch, John M J. W. Lowry, H. Hontsmann, B. Jetter, H. Meiss, Frank Thompson, L. Connors, B. Krebbs, Patrick Rowley, Dan McCq Plvonka, Carl Hanuse, Mike Hart, Charles burr, Frank Crawford, James Hannigan, M. R. Brainard, Ella T. Barry, B. Jeitor, Charles Melchoirs, Henry Martin, Augustine Papez, James Callihan, F.J. Franek, South Omaha Brewing company four, Henry Me Otto Maurer, O. Dougherty, Fred D Hans Linborg, John Burke,” Charles Lel cnring, John McKeon and’ Hans Thi The bonds of William Krug, Jacob Kiine, Mary Kline and August Erickson were not complete, and their applications went over until the nest meeting. The ordinance levying a speclal tax to pay for the grading of Q street from Sev- enteenth to Twenty-second street was passed. The cost will be about §3,489.81. Some of the members of the councll wers afraid to vote on the ordinance for fear they would be in contempt of court, but the city attorney assured them there would be no danger and the vote was unanimous. Mr. Ryan offered a resolution instructing the chief of police to close the places of all saloon keepers who have not paid in their license money to the city treasurer by Saturday, May 18." Carried Mr. Meiss got through a resolution pro- viding that a permanent sidewalk be laid on both sides of U street from Twenty- fourth to Twenty-seventh strect. Charles W. Schultz was appointed pound- master and cenfirmed. The next meeting will be Monda y night. Personnl Property Valuations. Assessor Samuel T. Shrigley and his as- sistants have about completed their work of asscssing the personal property in the eity. The amount will be about $376,000, which is an increase of $15.436 over last year. Thy values on real cstate property will be de- creased about $300,000. bl ! © 1 ndiun Exposition Will be of value to the world by fllustrating the improvements in the mechanical arts and eminent physicians will tell you that the progress in medicinal agents has been of equal importance, and as a strengthen- ing laxative that Syrup of Figs is far In advance of all others, FOUGHT THE CONSTABLES. Police Put a Stop to Trouble Over the Levylng of an Attachment. A small-sized riot was averted last even- ing at 7 o'clock by Officers Munroo and Russell. The affuir occurred at the storo of the Omaha Wine and Liquor company, 212 South Fourteenth street, and the cause was the serving of an attachment. Wednesday evening notice of attachment proceedings In fovor of a Kentucky firm was served upon Mr. McGuire, president of the company, for a certain portion of the stock. A custodiun was placed in charge Wednesday night. Last evening, however, Constable Saussay went to the company's place to again serve notice of attachment, claiming that the custodian who had been placed in charge had been ousted by Mr. McGuire at the advice of legal counsel. Saussuy cntered the store, so McGuire says, and without making his purpose known, at- tempted to eject McGuire, his attorney, and all the members of the company In the store. As the attachment had only been levied upon a portion of the stock, and not the whole. McGuire could see no reason why he should vacate. In this opinion he was supported by the advice of his uttorney. When Saussay made known his business and very quietly asked posscssion of the store, the attorney told him in plain words how for his (Saussay's) authority extended, and also further informed the constable that posses- sion of the place would not be given, but that neither he (the attorney) nor any meme ber of the company had any objection to the constable removing that portion of the stock for which the attachment had been issued, or they would allow a custodian to be placed in the store until the constable saw fit to remove the goods. This did not satisty Saussay. He swore in a couple of deputies on the spot and draw:ng his revolver started to forco entire possession of the store. The deputies laid hands on McGuire and others of Lis friends and trou- ble began. Barrel mallets, chairs and any- thing that was not nailed down were picked up, but just ag the fun commenced OMficer Munroo entered the side door. He com- pelled the constable to show his authority and demanded an instant cessation of hos- Uilities. At last accounts the deputies were on guard for the attaching partics and McGuire ud Lis attorney held the fort for te inters csts of the Omaha Wine and Liquor coms pany. M The following ma sued yestorday censes, fage lcenses were (3= Na 1 nddress, H. i vies, Omaha.. Anna Keyes, Omiha . ; Otto G. V. Thrate Omaha. .. ... Anni €. Jensen, Omah.......iees Tohn W. Pitterson, Omili 2 Matilda Larson, Douglas e 2 - AL Th [RUMENTS pla 1804 nor - MeK inzh 0 hushand tu Tt C L1t 41513 (T 3 W wite to G K Spearman 1 Hammond Pl o Mary Colling and husband to J G Aflon, 10, neck 2, DeWItt's Witeh Hazel Salve curez ulzora, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures pliesy