Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 26, 1894, Page 7

TUESDAY SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements for these columns will be taken untfl 12:3 p, m. for the evening and until 9:0 m. for the morning and editions. Advertisers, by requesting n numbered check, ean hve ankworn addrexsed o 8 numberad let: ter I care of The Bee. Anawers #o addresscd will be delivered upon prementation of the check. Rates 1%o word first {nsertion, 1o a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES Continued. FOR RENT, THe 4-8T 916 Farnam strest. The bulld roof cement basement, compl ng Nixtures, water on Dy at the office of the Bes. AGENTS WANTED. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: STEAMSHIP LINE. STEAMSHIPS -SALL Yo PERSONAL. FOB EXCHA CREAM FOR WHIPPING; COTTAGE C Waterloo creamery, 1613 Howard; tel U—MI# y1t_ WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J 2302 Leaven- hing s new, fncluding the 1030 Ice cream delive THS LEASE OF STORE, 9 8. and Glasgow from ' good” townoan1 30 miles fr Oame Eastward and is Charged with Leaving His Men in the Lurch, Bingle or round trip tickets from New Y steam heate il floors, gas, ete. yorth street; building. Tel FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. LOTR AND iy of our local agents GENERAL ADAMS STOPPING IN OMAHA BALDUFF~ sant and convenient place. sale or trade. WANTED--MALE HELP. EOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED: 1 ment goods, American Wringer ard tre AGENTS, SALERY OR COMMISSION. THE greatest Invention of the age. The New Pat- ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. Seils on pight. Works like magic. Agents are making $25.00 to $125.00 per week. For further ticulars write the Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., . 1A Crosse, Wis, 5% YUSHING established house TO TAKE ORDERS FOR OLD salary paid. Apply 1518 neMII2 HOLSTERER; W C i, A GOOD U Dreforred, Ay tor, Neb. ), GOOD HUSTLERS FOR LA selling mecessity, Salary or commis atigate this. Simplox Dress Chart Kansas City, Mo D—MAS5 29° WANTED, TWO BOYS WITIH GOOD PONIES (o carry' The Dally © Apply ot Des office at 4 p. m -5 WANTED, SALESMAN, ONIE WHO HAS SOLD what and grocerios on the rond: state experien Houses you have been with, r malary expected. Address box Neb. AGH s for light housek TS IN AND OUT OF CITY; LIDERAL | Farnam street, Paxton block; phon commissions. Apply room 43, ! WANTED--TO RENT. HAIRDRESSING HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR poolng, steaming halr goods, Hiding ~We SPECIAL INDUC Sidney Wil SPECIALIST, OF INT tional_sanitariuin, removed to 408 Paxton bl LRt next ten diy WANTED, DRESSMAKING IN FAMILY TWO Ot THREE FURNISHF MONTH, ROOM cor. 1ith and Dodgy. CATARRH TR , Douglas bk GREORGIA AND VIRGINTA AVENUES, TINNEKS. TIN AND SHEE Owing to the fact that Judge Dundy s out Commonywealers AND PACIFIC B TREATME IRON WORK, GUTTERS, BTORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD. and cheap rate. R. Wells, OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1508 DODGE. TEL. 160, e ——————— WANTED--TO BUY. The choicest residence 1 grand jury did not convene yesterday will be called in session returns and it will find Fairopodis. Mrs, Por City Tinners, ODS; CLEAN REDIC, 711 N. as 8000 as the Judge considerable work to do, which has re HOME TR eaith book and consultation free. 35 Beo bidg. Copper and she. , 1111 Fi Lady “attendant. HARNESS, hold good only tiil HARNESS, WIIPS, TRST, IDELITY TH! s 1102 Farnam street. [ STOP IN AT U-m-Jy 8 BAND, WHICH DO YOU WANT? 1410 and see our new chin: Adams, who had charge Big Springs just amad, 624 8. HIGHEST PRIC furniture, stove ATD | R SECONT 18 sald that Adams and a . Brussell, August Bohn MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. NIMPROVED CIT' NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE; HARNESS, WIIPS, N ple living away fr provender from pe LOANS ON T WANT O paper at once. Mo. A business portion of the city, not strike for a back door handout, but 3,000 & upwards, 5 t REPUBLICAN Shackelfori), Sam'l Durns DU _YOU WANT TO MAKE $300? HORSESHOEING. BALESMEN WANTF by sample to th n ARt to ev ral salary: mon: and expensea; perm; with stamp, King M1, D, and retall trade; r firm WANTED, A For paritculars ton, 'Neb, BALESWOMEN, WE HAVE AN ORIC Tegitimate, much-needed article which sells best during hard times, because [t saves m and suffering; women and men without any experience whatever are now making from 31600 to 5 per week without neglecting their home duties; no capital required; full partioulars, fr 8 and refe your _own ' stat ars by mail. B W., Box 1 oston, Mass., Only those weeking respectabie, profitabie and perm home employment need apply. B-MGl1 2% AND WAN arders for our kitchen Jeepers must hn m. work. Write for terms sample. Burton Pottery Co., Roseville, 0. B-Mi13 PLAYER; WANTED, A PIAN 108 N. 9th. WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Inquire 209 Dodge street. C-Mi5T A _GOOD COOK AT 1510 SHERMAN AVENUF Mrs, A. Saunders. C=M32T 26 WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOL work In family three adults. Must be cook, Call 2214 Farnam, =511 25% WANTED, A GOOD GIRL FOR GENBRAL Housew Apply South 16th__ street. Hugh Murphy. C—M615 —_— FOR RENT—HOUSES. FINE FL.T IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 103 8. 16th At range and all other convenlences: $%. George Clouser, room 2, 1623 Farnam st HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE O. F. Davis company, 1605 Farnam. 387 6-ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, Stanford Circle. C. Elgutter, 204 Bee build- "ll-W 3 # D88 RENTAL AGENCY, 807 BROWN BLOCK D589 CLEAN, ~ COMFORTABLE, CONVENIENT, moderate rentals, best 3 and 4-room sultes for houaekeepers oniy. References required. Also 6-room suite In tenement. 816 S. 22d st. D590 \, CONTINENTAL BLK. D591 FOR RENT, GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM house 221° Capitol avenue. ~B. H. Robison, room 7, Commercial National. D850 TEMPLETON & PIERSON, Daxton blk. D—G58 CHOICE TN KELKENNEY&CO,,R. FOR RENT, DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS of Omaha; call for list. E. H. Sheafe. 432 Paxton block. D—Me68 THREE-ROOM FLATS, $.50. 1418_N. 17TH. . D—M8ST jys* FOR RENT, DESIRABLE 10-ROOM, MODERN residence, ‘first-cluss In every detail, centrally located. “Rent, $0. B. H. Sheafe, 432 Pax- ton LIk, D—M309 TENTS FOR RENT 1311 FARNAM s-r; FURNISHED HOUSE, § ROOMS, §25 : NEWLY papered, ainted; nice yard. ' Ing 602 8. Tith Strock. " Roferenc ' Bgchies o o i VERY FINE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AT RE: duced price; call at once. Fidelity Trust Com- - DAY FOR RENT, MODERN HOUSE terms. Enquire 1919 Dodge. FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOURE. _APPLY 202 Paxton ‘block. D—M130-27% B. B, CORNER GTH_AND _ WILLIAMS strects, 10-roo with g0od bLarn, paved street,” large gr shrubbery, fruit, — etc., . cheap. Fideiity Toust company, 1702 Farnam rect. D—M511-3) FOR RENT, DESIRABLE DWBLLINGS IN Council Bliffa; call for list ot Omaha ofic 432 Paxton block, B. H. Sheafe. Mo FOR RENT, TWO 10-ROOM MODERN FLATS, cheap. J.'W. Squire, 248 Beo bidg, D-$23 -ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 3116 CHICAGO stceet, $25,00 per month. Apply at same ad- dre >— M8 30° WANTED, MAN AND AKE FUT nighed cottage July and § parties going an @ visit; best of re cauirod dress O 30, B DT 2 FOR RENT, HOUS) STORES, FLATS. Ames, 1617 ifarnam. D—-M38) FOR RENT — WANTED, GOOD MEDIUM Driced houscs. List your houses for_ rent With Ames, DEMGTS f, 7-100M HOUSE AND FI, BRICK all’ modern; unequaled. - Tizard, n 24h FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS. 11§ DOD ) ROOMS, Mary's ave. NICELY ¥ Daly, 2005 St 8 FURNISHED ROOM R HOUSEKEEP- Ing for man and wife. Rent taken in board. 819 N. 1ith, 1910 ABTNA HOUSE, NORTHWEST CORNER LTH and Dodge. Rooms by the day or wesk. E—956 Jy9* FURNISHED ROOMS, 1816 CHICAGO STREET. S By BASEMENT AN PARLOR FLOOR, SINGLE or together, elegantly furnisied; reasonable for summer, 206 By 5588 29¢ FURNISHED ROOM; DATIL; $6.00 MONTIH. _ 1911 Farnam. > FURNISHED ROOMS. n:s’rm:uw FURNISHED ROOMS; NICE LOCATIC Dodge. ; FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNE WAN Hor TO BUY must_be roll Address BECOND-HAND FURNITURE ROUGHT AND ®old. L. Altman, 808 & 810 N. 10th st. betore July 1st! Grand View, for $300, $100 time at 6 per cent. HORSESHOER, 314 N " OMAHA PROPE from § to 7 per cent First National vark buliding DBAROUCHE Y TO LOAN O deputies allege Wealers were trying to stop trains at Adams collected everything in sight a few friends skipped MRS, THOS. MALONEY, 013 N. 16TH and in company with his comrades, and car line, fronting on 36th pacer preferred. th sireet PAYMENTS money, goods. Enterprise Credit Co, EASY, 410 W 12th FOR§A}4E vHORB{SE.WAGONS.ETO. FOR SA LARGE, YOU § ok out, deserting D, TO BUY A _LADY ae Cameron, for $300, $30 cash, balancé near Chicago street, long time at 7 per cent % Farnam st. o e Park at $1,200, $300 LOAN & TRUST nce long time, 7 per cent. A fine east front fot in Hans- arrested and A Capitol avenue. ELECTRICAL SUPPLILS 10TH AND Toan money on city and farm Fates of interest. His former clared vengeance Think of it! com Place, on gra good_only till Douglas streef property at lowest Call at once. WON'T MISS YOUR ow prices on furniture & household S13-015 N. 16th e improved and unimproyed Om 17th and Far Fidelity Trust ¢ and the city officials w CUSTOMERS ANTED. J. N. FRENZER, OPP. P.0. WMI9E Jyi2 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS, {mproved and unimproved Omaha real estato. elity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam LIFE INSURANCE POLICES Kansas CI‘I‘}’V priced residences, used 3 years; inquire of G, PAWNBROKERS. Commonwealers 517% FARNAM. JRHLTAT and under guard of a force of MAROWITZ LOANS MONE FRED MOHLI NG DRIVING rlding horse. 160 Douglas streat, weat Hanscom park, $1,000. ned in the main mess two Eroups are under special they are charged with interfc uf them being fmpri © cottage and lot Emmett st ing with mail 1608 Farnam stre nport, $2,600. nscom park, $2,500, plates, knives and forks and tin cup man Is served with two meals per day, in rations of one quart of coffee, three-fourths of a pound of meat and the same quantity their meals standing, ‘modern _house, FADING OPTICIA house and Iot 4 blks from court all modern, nr. Dr. Mercor's, $4,000. = ——————————————— The guards compel the prisoners to keep their quarters clean, and every day the men are compelled to take a bath, a distasteful com Place propert: finished dwelling, If a house you want to rent? You'll find it on this page. Or on buying you are bent? You'll find it on this page. Do you want a gitl to work? You'll find it on this page. Or, perchance, a man to clerk? You'll find it on this page. Do you want to get a bath? You'll find it on this page. Or trade for that another hath? You'll find it on this page. 12 blocks * from teriheating; saw X MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. G BANJOIST AN . belled when they wers ordered to use soap. ._residonce with double corner in Kountze washed up and st front residence, Hanscom park, fine Not water heated off Pacific st GELLENDECK, 1810 California_street. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN _SANT'S SCHOOL O] N. Y. Lite, Omaha. TICKET BROKERS. ., MEMDER A. T. B. AS 1312 Farnam streot. ast front home, 100 ft., 0. modern’ built residence, 10 biks, trom . O., $15.000. t suburban residence in_reach 160 acres of land on R. R., A Charming Summer Friend most delightful companion on a summer- B Ask for circular. In the city, with 0. modern appointm Vacant unimproved lots and ‘ueres, for sale by enst front. nr. Kountze Place, $330. et oD ) . H. PHILBIN, CUT RATES. 103 FARNAM. ing tour. Refreshing and reviving the heated traveler, overcoming the oppressiveness of Cars and Cabin, cooling the smart of sun-burn, and relieving the sting insect pests, there nothing so conducive to comfort in traveling © ft., east Yates' resid ront, 20th nr. Woolworth, $1.80, ot north Hanscom park, Fine. lot Georgia front Farnam t., INSTRUMENTS placed on record June 25, WARRANTY DE| A Jones and husband to Rob Capitol add.. Fine sightly audition, 4 acres on car line, 40 acres nr. fort, For Exchange—b. Fine $10,000 rosidence, 000 brick property and $19,000 cash for bus- Iness_lot or store. $4.600 rosidence; will take % in a cottage home. Galveston_property for Des Molnes, Wead, 16th and Douglas, th and Doulas. LE, ING BRED COLT THAT FOR SALE, A TROTT! B bay, 4 years oid, trotfe SA5E Ubhended, stylish, and " all eat. 2:40 this can_trot; sound, well broken, u way. Should b $125. Tox 1212 alrfleld, Neb. FOR SALE, BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE NI 3 Thornburi: : ' wite o ¢ M 1 K “Q," Lowe's... MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA reul estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton blic. August Nelson from_incumbra real estate if clear. Address O 34, Murray & Lanman’s LOANS. E. H. SHEAFE, 432 PAXTON BLOCK. FLORI ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. 318 N.Y. LI FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. DA WATER. Joons at low rates for choice securlty on Ne- nmencing at point 2 2 3 SALE, THE STANDARD BALED HAY FOR B STANDARD of good barn-siored hay for’ sale. All orders Cattlo company, Ames, Neb., I T Drake and wife 1 sam braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city provetty 10 ACRES JUST WEST OF CITY listed with us for quick sale at or Hicks, 95 N. Y. Lite bldg. CITY LOANS, LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL aster to Northwestern Mutual Life Call and sec filled_promptly. SENHEIM SPANIELS, THE Bl Sove: Scotcn Collics. G’ H. Moore, rter al 3 Tl Q875 ven Sherman perty; 8 per cent, HANDSOME HANDSOME Hanscom parl AGE CO. OF NEW Capital $2,000,000. Surplus 300,000 Sub- 8. Pusey, “agent, Eire UNITED STATES MORT no further use for mit choice loans to Call and see Hicks, 203 N. Y, PPLIES FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS BUPPLIES FOR A0 ents for the NIGHT HAWK CAMERA, 3. 8. Heyn & Co., photo suppilos, 1003 Furnam at. Natlonal bank bulildin LOANS, TEMPLETON&PIERSON,PAXZON PATEINT SUES & co, Guiléing, OMAHA, NEB. BUSINESS NOTICES. LOANS, 1 TO 6:YEARS, WARR n Bros., 210 N. ¥. Life. LOAN ON CITY NTS, BONDS BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE avi , A. H. Soyder, 1615 Burt st., tel. 1107, Advice FREE, AND FARM ST, BERNARD PUPS, 2101 DOUGL. Ames, 1617 Farnam street. DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, T} SYCLE EW AND OLD, §20 TO $125; EASY BICYCLES, NEW Al To tixs; mASY piyments: we rent and repair. Rer. 607 M. doth st. Tel. 129, RAILWAY TIME GARD MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. ROEDER'S PHARMACY, MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. $120.00 BICYCLE N enw D, T. MOU oMos"to 29 oW ’ssv.:‘o, Hon r;;”\'n; TO 2 1 12,60, . Trolel, Leav- $68.25, $60.00 cut o 31 HUSGIER or any kind of chattel security, at lowest possible rates, which you can puy back at any tme, FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE ¢ 16th, Brown block. 657-Jyl B FOR SALE 1N CAR LOTS, ICE FOR SALE IN Q—Mss3 y23 Bros., Councll’ Bluifs, JERSEY COW AND fresh cows. Call af Burt_ st BRUNSWICKy 16TH AND JACKSON, ordinary” Re- changed hands, Speclal attention to rooms by m $12.00 to $85.00, including baths, URNITURE, at lowest ratés in cit strictly confidential; you ay the lodn oft at any time or in any OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN (O, 305 South 16th str { TO LOAN ON F horsesy wagons, Falling Sen- satfons, Nerye oustwliching the most wonderful discovery of CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MEND- ed like now, 106 8. 14th st has been en- darsed by the MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOUR OLD L‘AfiFfl;T:\Y%\'ms INTO Smy Ired, 1521 Lea Tugs, Smyrna rugs repa 1 Leuyenword h_and ‘Mason Sts. leadingscien. tific men of Europe and Strengthens, invigorates and tones the GENERAL REPAIRS, Louls Gutitng, 114 8. 13th st, CARRIAGE TRIM A. E. HARRIS, ROOM1, CONTINENTAL BLK. TAXIDE] entire system. Hudyam cures Teaves | CHICAGO, T, ¢ AND FURS. SEND FOL CATA- MY AND FURS, SEND ¥ Omaha|Union Depot 10th MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- logue. George E. Brown, jr., & Co., 709 8. 16th. erty. Harvin Loan Co., 101 N. Y. 14ts bujlding | C B. MORRILL, CARPENTER. OFFICE AND YoM store fixtures a specialty. 113 Capitol ave purely” vege Nervousness, ANY ONE WISHING A PA horse and. o at 1617, —_— BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE, CHEAP, FIRST-CLASS RESTAUR- ant and linch counter, cpposite ¥. E. & depot, Fremont, Neb. Kminsions, and developcs and = restores weak organs. Pains i1 the 10:15am. “Atlantic Hudyan stops Prematureness dn;[:.o S(;i'm” Y TO ( — — rriage for the use of it METAL CORNICE facks, furnaces. 1617 Howard st. GUAIBYOTANIR: MERCHANT TAILORS. am.Oklahoma & Texas x Sun) .11 85pm MRS, DR. H. WARKEN, CLAIRVOYANT, R liable business medlum; 7th year at 119 M. YOU WANT TO change merchandise, get in’or out of busines, on or address’ the National MARTIN, MERCHANT TAILOR, ESTAD, nightstopped & domestic novelties. UNION PACIF 1607 Farnam. Depot 10th & M CLAIRVOYANT—PROFESSOR business, law, money matters, affairs, belng 'gifted wii and Exchange Co., Omaha, Neb. HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR i 203 First National SUITS TO OR WIITE, THE greatest ciairyoyant of his age, has arrived in Omaha. He will read your future life without a migtake. Gives valuable information on all matters. Wil give you truthful advice on all and all family a rare and wonderful insight Into such matters, and never known to make a mistake. The future plainly revealed, lovers united, Troubles healed, separated, from whatever cause, happy marriages. Gives names of friends and enemies, also the onie you will marry. what to'do and where to go to be Iucky. trouble call. Those desiring rellable informa- tion on all affairs of life or business are invited to call. All counsel strictly confidential. gan b found at 1017 Chicago wtroct. | m 9 & m. to 9 p. m. Sundays, 9 to trol 2 to Over 2,000 private endorsement: Prematurenes: first stage., weakness and stopped in 20 days by the use of Hudyan. The new discovery was made by the spec old famous Hudson Medical LIADLE TAIL. educeil prices. or, 44 N. 16th, has greatly ESTAULISHED bib 36 pants and $ sulls; all made Iy Dbt Address Box 482, Ha: 8 a symptom ol waves [CHICAGO, Leaves [CHICAGH barrenness. Omaha|Union D pot 10th ‘& Mason ENTERPRISING practical prin NEWSPAPER MAN OR r who has small sum of money st can be put In the way of a hon Addross O 2 GRINDING. SCISSORS, LAWN MOWERS/RAZORS, BTC., ground. Melcholr Bros., 1119/ Farmam falists of th It 1s vary powerful, b Sold ‘for $1.00 a package or six puckag lain sealed boxes). guarantee given for a cure. ®ix boxes and 2 A Depot 16th and Webi ABEAOL et ARS ,CLIPRERS, LAWN MOW- Underlang. 208 N. Mth, 173 SHARPENED rear 618§ 16th. Norfolk ‘Express (Ex. Sun . are not entlrel more will be sent to vou free of Send for circulars and testimonials. Addreas mill door; established trade; running full tin will_sell ‘or exchange; principals Penney & Son, Haddam, Kansas, CHICAGO & NORTHWBST'N all charges. . Depat 10th & Mason St O . F¥URNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE OF for a few days only. MASSBAGE, BATHS, ETC. ROUS HOTHL Address Box 033, Horton, Brown, HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTZ San Francisco, € MEAT MARKET. = - st~ o NEATEST MARKET, BEST) OF MBATS. . A Marsh's Washington mujlft, 514 N. H. PETTIBONE, MEDIUM, unt of iliness of | 1032 Mark . BAKERY AND CON| town of 600 inhabitants in ECTIONERY ‘ Women's Christian assoclation. 111 8. ll‘] l’;,;l ROOMS. FURNISHED OR _UNFURNISHED, with first-class board. 1906 Capitol ave. Inquire 00’ Cupltol ave. L ) . LARGE FRONT ALCOVE ROOM, TWO NICI closets and grate, with board. The Albany, ‘ 01 Douglas ‘strect, el } ESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH HOARD. RE R- ences. K¢ sonable. 202 N, isth, erma rea e. g ROOMS ARD. 83 N. 1. MRS TUTTLE. o g M358 Jy16* NICH ROOMS AND BOARD, 811 8 TH. F400-Jy180 v - X R X ’ ESIRABLE ROOM, WITH GOOD BOARD; 3 ? fine location, 2510 Dodge. F—Ma92 3¢ VEIRY DESIRADLE ROOMS, FURNISHE unfurnished, Good location. 210 and th street. HANDSOMBLY FURNISHED SOUTH With atrictly” rat clasa board. 3109 Doyl LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOMS, SINGLE OR ensuite, with bhoard; references. 214 Farnam street. F-M523 300 KOOMS FOR LIGHT North_15th, T — FOR RENT--UNFURN1SH'D ROOMS. Py o W Weat corher 47th ‘and. Wabste: s ‘a—s98 —_— e I FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES G.»‘l';un BALOON, W4 DOUGLAR. 1NQUILE PING. 119 —M30T 2710 MADAME SMITH, 02 8. MIH, 2D FLOOR, room 3" Mussagel vapor, alcohdl, phurine and sea baths. MISS DEVOL, FROM NEW taken charge’ of Madam La Rook's massige parlors, 12 and 13, 822 North 16th. MADAME BROWN, | baths. MME 1CA baths and massage. 308 — 'PERSONAL. Depot 15th and Webst Louls” Bxpross. Barber shop and s Y THE BEST CHOICE CyT) Helnzman's market, 106 KURZ,_ CHOICE 'MEATS, . 1gth st i3ayio L Daliy (ex] § A D% [ WILL GIVE SMART MAN OR in the city to make und soll Depot ‘15th and’ Webste Address O 33, Depot 15th ‘and’ Webst, MBALMERS y NI j GgreoTon 0 UNDERTAKERS A K. DURKIT, FUNER 1013 Chicago, BWANSON & VALIEN, UNDRRTAKERS AN embalmers, 1701 Cuming sj., telephone 1060, ABLISHED PRO- ommission business with best cold 314 _CAPITOL AVENUE, 44 foor, room 4, miassage, alcohol, silphur Ixpress (X 11l hiealth of proprietor's family necessitates removal from Omaha. For terms and particulars apply to O .7, Be SIOUX CITY 4 J Depot 10th & Mason st Sloux City P ANNA OF CHICAGO GIV 16th, |:«‘mm 13. 2 2w (ottors, “GUPIDENE.” A SNAP MEAT with fxtures BUTCHERS, ATTEN Tizard _block, Party how doing good busingss Leaves | SI0U. th and Webster Sty MISS JOHNSTON, LADIES HAIR DRESSER, shampooing. OIld location, 211 8. TAKE YOUR FRIEND; TINTYPES. 4 FOR e, Proctor, 618 5. 16th street. X dong Sood balmer, 117 Farnam strect; teleplione, 22 Apply immediately, Y-Mol) 26 WANTED, PARTNER WITH $0.00 IN A &ood paying business. IMAHA & HT Address O 3. Hoe. Y TENTS AND AWNINGS. YOU DUT UF FOR EXCHANGE. IMOGENE L. RAMSEY MAKES DELICIOUS uT N 16th at. home made bread; try one loaf. keeps out, sun, beautifies your res Omaha Tent & Awning MCCGREW is the only dence, costs but littie, 1311 Farnam St Tel. $83. HAVANA FRECKLES, A 10C CIGAR, FOR LADIES AMBER 1o the bald; cur SAML BU BWELRY T0 ORDER: wlso repairing. €3 8. 16th street. U- PROF. FRANK BROGLIN RESTORES HAIR uft; stops hair falling out: restorés gray hair to' its natural both sexes treated. References furnisl Omaha patients who are -relioved. B0 pay. Room M, Bee Bullding, Omah; Bids will be received by the building committe a two-story brick business block, occupled by the L. O, the secretary of the erection of SPECIALIET WO TREATS Ais, PRIVATE DISEASES | and DEBILITIES of | MEN ONLY. Women Exclided, 18 years experience WANTED, MDSE. IN £XCHANGE FOR GOOD T'do a general real estato Bust ness, examine stracts; corresponden Broken' Bow, R SALE OR TRADB—A FINE QRO ok, centrally located. JOB PRINTING, Epecifications NTERS, KRAMER & OHANDLER. 0 & 3015 8. 13th, Phone 160 ra et quick action. REED JOB PRINTING CO. of all” kinds. Address. O 8, I All bids subject to refection by the JOB, BARBACH e Bullding C: Falrbury, Neb., June 21, 189 FOR EXCHANGE-IM miles weat e D 100 ACRE: INB INVITES YOU TO VISI new art room at wby time. 1318 [ 4th and Farvam St UMana, Nes. Bee bullding Farnam street. e e ———————————— LEADER OF COMMONWEALERS other ways Improved thelr appearance until somo of them are hardly rocognizable as luv-]mflnx to the former gang of train stealers. 'h are twelve men In the hospital, but none of them are serfously ill. Ex- Pollea Captain Cormick has charge of the deputios, and the men are on guard duty In shifts of four hours each. Military dis- cipline is strictly mafntained Judge Dundy expects to get through with the trials of the Commonwealers this week, Many of the prisoners express a de:fre to plead guilty and serve their sentonces as soon as possible, not relishing the ides of having to stay at Fort Sidoey all summn TRIAL OF THE 'WEALERS. of Judge Dundy Canses Slow Progress. SIDNEY, Neb, June 25.—(Special Telo- m to The Bee)—Owing to the sudden sickness of Judge Dundy last night, who was afflicted with a severo cate of indiges- tion, ver Sudden Tiness little business was transacted in the case of the Commonwealers today. The arguments in the csses of seventeen were made today before Commissioner Frank, but no decision will be reached until tomorrow Eighteen Coxeyltes were arralgned this afternocn, charged with resisting officers at Blg Srings, Neb. Only a few witnesses wore eximined and very Iittle of interest elicited. Judge Dundy will be present to- morrow, and then matters will be pushed to a finfish, The court seems desirous of BIving the Wealers every possible show and much leeway is given to Attorney Steckton In presenting the defense. The United States marshals are very kind to thelr wards, many of them buying tobacco, books and newspapers for the Two Hun, and Fifty 'Wealors. YANKTON, 8. D., June (Special Tele- gram to The Bee.)—The Hoganites, the Mon- tana contingent of the Commonwealers who are now traveling down the Missouri fin flat boats, will reach Yankton Wednosday morning. They salled from Chamberlain early this morning after r iving rations suficent to feed the 244 men two days. They will be given rations here and sent on their way rejolcing. i Whooping Cough. There fs no danger from this discase when Chamberlain's Cough remedy {s freely given. It liquefies the tough mucus and alds ex- pectoration, It also lessens the severlty and frequency of the paroxysms of cough- ing, and insures a speedv recovery. Thers is not the least danger in gmving It to chil- dren or bables, as it contains no injurious substance. 25 and 60-cent bottles for sale by Il drugglsts. all drugglsts. Go to Courtland, cool, refreshing. g OMAHA MAN HONORED, Attor by Curtis Chosen a1 Dean of Washe ington University. Another member of the Omaha bar has been called upon to abandon the active prac- tice of the law, being invited to a higher plane, there to become a teacher and ex- pounder of the teachings of Coke, Chitty and Blackstone. This gentieman is Hon. Willlam 8. Curtis, who has been tendered and who has accepted the honorable position of dean of the Washington university at St. Louls, where his labors will begin on September 27 of the present year. For fifteen years the position of dean of the law department of the Washington uni- versity has been filled by Dr. Hammond, the eminent writer on Roman and common law. Last spring he sickened and after short iliness died. At that time the vacanocy was offered to Mr. Curtls and the promise of a tempting salary was given, but he refused, being loth to give up his practice. After the refusal of Mr. Curtis the faculty of the sohool commenced a diligent search for a man to fill the position of Dr. Hammond, but were unsuccessful and a few weeks ago they renewed the offer to the gentleman of this city. This time Mr. Curtis took the matter under advisement and last week he gent proposition, which was immediately accepted, and last Saturday all of the preliminaries were closed The school has had an existence of twenty= seven years and during that time it has sent hundreds of attorneys to the states and territories of the union, In ‘this city Messers, Keysor, Hall, Davis, Estabrook, Calder and Nevins point' with pride to Wash< Ington university as thelr alma mater. Last year the law class contained 119 stu- dents, all of whom graduated with honors. Mr. Curtis will go to St. Louls during the next few days, when he will prepare himselt for taking up the work at the beginning of the school year. His family will not join him at present, as the members have com- pleted arrangements for spending a year abroad and will start on their journey in a couplo of weeks. Hon. Willlam 8. Curtls was horn in Wayne county, Indiana, in 1850, where he resided for a few years. In his infancy his par- ents removed to Putnam county in northern Hlinois, and it was there and in Ohlo that he received his first echooling. In 1866 the family removed to St. Louis, where he at- tended Washington university, graduating there in 1873, ~ He read law in the law school of that institution, and was admitted to practice in 1876. He practiced but Iit- tle during the next cight years. remaining at the university as a teacher, but on com- ing to Omaha in 1884 he entered upon active practice and has ever since given his wholo time and attention to law. His first partner- ship was with Judge H. J. Davis, and he was later associated with Judge W. W. Keysor. Since the elevation of the latter to the bench Mr. Curtis has been associated professionally with ex-County Judge George W. Shields, and two years ago was a candidate for the district_bench of this district, but was de- feated by a small majority At the present time he is a member of the public library board and has taken an active part in the construction of the new bullding on Harney street. In this city, where he is best known, Mr. Curtis is regarded a thorough lawyer and & most estimable gentleman. Cure indigestion and ~ billousness with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. —_— Elegant music tonight Courtland beach, CHANGING THE CITY MAP. Alteratlons Made Bound and Precinots. The city council held a special meeting as a committee of the whole yesterday after- noon to consider the matter of refixing ward and precinct boundaries, The task of re- modeling was left to the city clerk three woeks ago, and since then he has been as- slduously engaged in preparing the report which he submitted to the committee yos- terday. The report was discussed at some length and was at length adopted by a vote which was unanimous with the excepticn of Thomas, who thought that the Seventh ward got tho worst of the transaction. The effect of the change as provided by the committee is to reduce the number of vot- ing precincts from cighty-elght to seventy= six, thus effecting a saving for the city cf $1,00 at each election. In the First ward the precincts are eut from eleven to elght and the ward loses about 150 voters, Tho Second ward lo-es an equal number of voters and the precinets are reduced from four- teen to eleven The nine precl s In the Third ward are increased by one and the voting popnlation is swelled by 951 votes, most of which are gleaned from what was formerly the southern precincts of the Fifth ward. In the Fourth ward the precincts are re- duced from eloven to nine and a loss of 300 votes {8 suffered. The Fifth ward I8 by far the greatest loser by the transaction. According to the new arrangement it has only seven precincts Instead of eleven and losos 790 voters. One precinet Is lopped oft in the Sixth ward, leaving it with eleven ts and 200 1éss votes than % had be- There i very little change in the Seventh, elghty votes being subtracted and the seven precinets done away with, ins one precinct and 500 inth I8 left exactly as it was ries of Wards voters and the before. It is claimed that the new arrangement not only effects a conslderable saving to the city by reducing the number of precinots, but also constitutes a more equable division of the voters, 5o that each precinct co tains very nearly the ssme number of voters as the others, The report of the commities will be presented to the council at the rege ular meeting this evening —— Litte pllls for great ilis: DaWitt's Litte Larly Risrs, i