Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 6, 1894, Page 7

SPEGML NO'I’lGE’.& “Advertikemente for these until 12:30 p. m. for the ey P m. for the mornin Advertiners by can have nnswers addressed are of The Hee, Ans o deliverad. upon pre Hates, Wyo a word first flor. Nothing taken teoments puest columng will b nenin for ¢ run and Sunday tatlon of insertion, 10 a e o taken and until 9:00 number check, n ed lotter Adrensed will the, check, word s than for consecutively, BITUATIONS WANTED. I CAN LO OFFICE T can travel o 1 must Best Addre WORK ACTIVE BOY OF ployment, with | Bee 14 wrdp W WANTS WANTED--MALE HELP. TF AMS Wringer BOLICITORS, goods Ar WANTED, BARTENDER One who' can furnish recor American, German and nce, Address, Photograph will be A SUITABLE MAN. can mec business . wome Co, wints eity In Neb. and 5,00 and upwar referonce, 1ox enclosing WITH o situation o sident UBURBAN nendation Danish PhotoR FURHD;INSTALLME Howard, 1061 TOW and talk profer 48 1519 Aph, returned T SMALT M8 6 CAPITAL, munagement city n having p WANTED-FEMALE HELP. GOOD in wmall required. WANTED, housework fam AT GIT Park a WA Housework. TED, A N 11 WANTED, A ( ous woman o work; small family; ant position i W. 8. LADIE apply N. 161 0D, I suital of p ING Seandinavian Y. L GIRL iy R, TABLE, ni e FOR i FIRST-CLAS Homo GENET C s N C—M302 GENERAL CMs81 6 INDUSTRI ur house ment; pleas rwon. Apply to =M 7 GIRLS exchange, 205 CMOT 190 FOR RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT. 1311 ROOM 1l at once num stree on houses MEDIU List your for rent R RE all parts of city. k. H F. K. MODEI will I readi Sheat S IN ALL PART Davis company, G-ROUM COTTAGES, Blantord Circle, C. 8. KELKENNY & CO., R. 1, ( ROOM CORNER I° ather conver 1623 Fun oI 1 hix wif ho have SOMI would like to it & Hill AT OFFICE FOR aph of these alt ftroet, 4 roo 313 Seward street 2013 Bristol street in it bound to sult One of the finest Fidelity Trust Co., 1 FOR RENT, DARLING, FAR t COTTAGE AT elity NAM ST. D663 RE Trust Com D661 M PRICED HOUSI with DWE ‘Sheare, [ MODER Elgutte BARKER 10-ROOM Paxton block D06 LINGS IN Paxton bik. D-015-A8 BL D FLAT, with riome D—019-A8, HE CITY. THE 1605 Farnam. CHOICE H LA 7 BROW TINI nt n a ch § ROOMS, MODERN CONV 15th FOR RENT-HOUSE OF good repair; well and cls Webster Street 8 HOUSES. st RGE by st 01 MASON elegant_location, New York Life 0. numl HOUSF 19th streat BEE $30.00. INT, R MOST ol DESI tterson ROOM $20,00; ood cotiag Tocations; NICELY F Reference AT 5ROC 190 st FOR RENT, 1814 Dodge. FOR RENT, month, 819 . FRONT desirable, A LARGE furnished . FOR 2 MONT Tooms for ho modern. 2415 Frskine stree required; $10.00. in private family preferred. ROOMS_ FURNISHED 1619 Dodge ot 3 NICE FURN housckeeping. 1112 8. 110 DESIRABLI KFURNISIIE rooms, modern convenien, Chicago. SHIZD ROOM FOR LI Tith. Hot FURNISHED ROOM WEAD. ROOMS, THRE| GENTLEMAN BLOCK D—663- rAL D AT 701 S, 16TH cnces. George D30 AND bl modern D—500-A2) 10N DISSCRIF” 55, I ises In oity, 16TH TWO-STORY the Marh 9 new, $10.00, everything 3. rnum st ROOM quire at IN & DOUGLA 1 “BUILDING “Drunk Factory! RA s L fige AWN, K. Humphr B HOUSE bl COTTAG each URNISHED Juired Y PARLON, ar I ke t, nefihborhod having Al D MES3 70 ROO! D-—-Mul4 7 [ NICEL ensonibie ping: N UTH Al conve Reference requi on TH ROOMS 24th; ROOM \tleman “at st ~750-0 TURNISHED. 15758 8 FOR LIGHT 3-MSH0 4 UTH FRON' floor, 182 1 19T B M3 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. WOMEN'S 8 Chiristian YOUNC Wone ROOMS WITH BOARD, 2 ROOMS WITH LOARD NICELY I 1 cluss board Dodig SOUTH ROOMS las street REA| THREE FURNIN housekeeping { Howard, 20 foor WIHAT and How you can board, ut everyihing fir SOUTH with street NICELY 613 N. 20th, FURNISH fine location; Mress T 1, | HEn Dartics PHAT T Ret ON Why ologint asonible cluss THI the rool FORNT ROOM flest-lass bo I3 TanGE GOOD HOARD weels, 2018 1 RNISHED California’ st AND ROOM venport ROO iED § o man CHAM IASANT Water; OO city UR LARGE iokedy HOME sssoctution CARE OF 118 1ith wt i ) HARNEY SONADLI M Webster hotel, with or steam _ heat rate all AS. A ROOM, e FURNISHED ROOMS WITH WITH RS and wife; no child = housekeeping UNFURNISHED more i€ 116 CHIC OOMS 1'—M73 FORLIGHT Niren. 1503 1 M8 60 COR. OF WTH wh without and M, LEMAN, Dodige MSIT 7 GENT T HOARD, A HOARD, F-M932 11 WITH TO 8000 PRI 1024 6% BOARD. o7 §-A13 FOR HOUSE 319 No. 813 LOSETS, COAL Howard MOIS 6* ROOMS i1 S dosirid FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE 916 Farnain etroet. The proofs cement basement Ing fxtures, water on all ply at_the uilice of The CORNER STORE, $0.0. quire 82 4-STORY [ Hoe, 4 DOUGLAS. HRICK Lullding wpiet BUIL han @ steam b ING fire- at A 1910 IN [ AGENTS WANTED i SEXES, firm, MUN for b o £ tanips Neil KGENTH TO TAKE wvel. We pay It §00d comm wanples to Fight. appl Hox 134, New York Qiy ) ant AND WOMEN " 435 Paxton LIK ORDERS 1Y liboral CON Omaha. J-141-A30% TAKE ) PER CENT . SAMPLE AT salary and ox and _furnish Address Lock WANTED--TO RENT. LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS block or number of dwellings cen ated, Address P. 0. Box 9. K33 WANT TO snemest trally WANTED, T0 iwo-seated mur RENT A ONE Adddress HOREF 8 6, B K- . FURNISIED ROOMS. DODGE, £57-4% STORAGE., TAMS & CROSS 1 STOR CIAR M 1Y AGE, WIL CLEAN arniam M STORAGE and ron HOt i Welis, 1111 F M.VANE GE CO.,1902 FARNAM BUILDING st rates IN OMATIA, 1 Household goods 1013-1015 Leayenworth IAGE IND-HAND T00-112 N. 16th N WHO you to_offer " PAID FOR HEST PRICE 3 ete. 1. Urussell furniture, stoves, Ve & Wisit PARTIL! What have 108 N. 15th st VERAL p homies HUTCHISON, 0 AC improved running W sifice. W0 o Blufts and e WANTED TO Omaha or Council proved; part timber ferred.” Address S BUY ¥OR SALE FURNITURE. MISS Y & househc N. 16th st [ S ————————— PAYMENTS ¥ money goods. ASY, YOU WON'T prices on furniture Enterprise Credit Co,, 613-615 GOOD FAMIL s W reliable. 1 Cuming FOR SALE, TWO cheap for cash Burket, undertaker, 2 stre P—MO “OND HAND PHABTONS AND CAR- A. J. Simpson’s Repository, FINE § 2 TOP BUGGIES $35 [ riage Drummond Carria FOR TRADE-2 HORS ach, 6 und 7 year Block SALE OR 1,000 1bs 190 Ramy: BUGGY HAR: OFFFER FOR s, 624 8, AM. h'at ST 6 ABLE and h UEAS( phaete FAMILY HORSE CHEAP. HORS 3, WAGON AND HARN cheap at 1708 Burt strect Continu: THI BEST for $55.00. LEATHER TO Drummond, 15th and i FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. GUARAN to $1,000.0, Q- Mon OVERL ANY ROAD Blutfs. ~ Lamore Q-3-ALT LBER FOR SALE, Fliol MOKTGAGES, teed 8 per ceal, sums of §300.00 Why take 4 per cent when you Ames, 1617 Farnan. R SALI; 2 and 16th, CAN SHI| Gouncil Omaha. SAL CAR Council LOTS, l-)ll.\l'l fence ma PLATTE. Huil' Compa BANK AND sale. C. W, WAGON UNBRELLAS, SINPSON, 101 DOL ANATOMY TO MF arles, H18 Farnam FRE only. st. HAVE Tugs. CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. DR. I, WARRE llable business medium; CLATRVOYANT, RE. 16, Tth year ut 119 N. CLAIRVOYANT—PROF R WHITE CAN EI consulted on_business, marri divorses and all family affairs; the future plainly revealed, ers united, troubles helped, names of friends and cnemies: also the one you will marry., Hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.. Sun- t. S—100-A10% s, phur and sen batlis, vapor, JEWELRY 16th AMBER iring. 613 TO street. onbE: R [ N OUT WITH YOUR LADY Muller's new lce cream pariors, worth street: everyth s ne building. Del. 1030 Ice cream Wi Including the detivered. VIAVI HOME Hoaltn book, und call Viav Co 6 Beo bids. NUINE WHOLE breakfast 1. Agents, Omaha, T FROM UN BRAND— Whentel Wholesale UNION Hour Conrad TAD \sey’s, WHE. Tmo WHOLE flour at BOLTT th” st 1 A1 10! MASAGE HS. MME. POST, UMBRELL! paircd. 105 FOR WHIP! loo creamery MAL Juth RECOVERED AND RE- Sixteenth stveet, U B CHI i tel, 1332, U=—MLi6 S YOU TO 8! CREAM Wat INC 16 COTT Howard Al SAMUEL BURNS INVIT! new dinner sets at 3.7, BALDU A pieas Faraom nt street and conventent place, Paxton block; VA- the WOMAN of chole bread in lalty: go le, manager, BAKERY SUPPLIES market ETRAW maile WANTED Point NED, 20th St FOR_UNIC FAIR, D, one e Found and one bil psion. man, to secretary, Elk D, 15,19, 20 and 2. H phey, V=608 10 MME. LA ROOK LEAVEN- worih st., third floor, front rooms to left HATS RESHAPED AND new. $03 U 523-A-25 co. AT BLE loon ‘ns roint, 8. M TAKE YOUR F¥ e, Proct roR NS ENGLISH LADY UEND: TINTYPES, 4 5. 16th street 1 KIND HEARTED, SENSIULE 7). traveled, refined, well informed and P T AR aged gentleman of comfortable income, with view o matrimony. Is fair, of medium height stylish fgire. No triflors need apply, Address Verltay, 150 East Mth streot, New York U—Msi WANT BY AN BLDERLY GENTLEMAN of meatls, the acquaintance of petiie’ young lady, Drunette preferred. Add 1 =M INFORMATION WANTED OF ANY TRACE of Charles A. Wilson, native of Now York C ty of Seoteh parents, long o resident of Loulsville Ky., whero he learned the trade eopper smith; was & member of the order of Odd Fellbws In same city; blue eyes, lght com. plexion; If this meets the notlce’ of any on who can give trace of him they will do a favor by sending word to his sister, Agne Wilson, who Is flone among strangers wi vans. - Address J. H. Moxs, secrotary Odd Fellws' temple, Elin and 7th street, Cin cinnati, Ohio, . ADY CLAIRVOYANT HEALTI AND BUSI th T, Omiha Mol 11+ WANTED, THE t or Pott Omatia, Neb.; utice add In RESS OF who in 1890 CIES LOANED & Cenesncy, Kansis Chy W LIFE or bought, F. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST €O, 318 N.Y loans at low rates for choleo security ka and Towa farms or Omaha city pr W PAXTON W LIFE on’ Ne party is1 LOANS, B H. SHEAFE, &2 LK 5-A6 TO proved Fidelity MONEY TO real estate. LOAN and u Trust Co. ON FARM IN mproved Omaha 1702 Farnam st DOUGLAR W88 LOAN ¢ Hrennan, Ls IMPROVED OMAHA ve & Co., Paxton Lk W9 T"E OMAIIA DAILY BFE. MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE Continued. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property; $3.000 & upwards, 6 (0 615 per cent; no delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 13 Farnam. W87 MONF and N TO LOAN braska farms Meikle, First ON OMAHA PROVEF at from 8 to 7 per eent tional bank bullding W90 R 3] W 501 N Y. LIFE. W60 248 LOANS WANTED, J. N, F MO B LOANS. A. MOORE, TH W1 MONBY TO LOAN F. Davis ¢ LOW EST Farnam AT T 1 At 16TH AND and farm W63 o TRUST CO. noney en_ clty pProperty at lowest rates of interest NEW 5,000, Bub. agent, Fi W83 6 UNITED STATE York. Capitnl ). mit_cholce loans t National bank bullding. MONEY TO LOAN AT improved and unimproved 110 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co., MORTGAGE ¢ Surpiun Pusey, IWEST RAT Omaha_real 1702 Farnam W88 OMAHA Paxton bik W82 LOAN Brennan, MONEY TO real estate. ON IMIPROVED Love & Co., ) F. D, WEAD FOR ANY ioan you want to make or sell. IRST MORTGAGE or Sarpy county W of Trade ON DOUGLAS Write us. merce bldg MORTGAGE W—T71-7 OUGH farms, Reed bullding. OR _SARPY Reed & Seiby, 2 T DOUGLAS & Selby, 384 W15 cot farms, of C Y TO LOAN ON FURNITURI, wagons, etc., at lowest rates al of goods: strictly the loan oft at any amounts. OMAHA MORT I LOAN cO., 306 South 16th street, 895 TRNT. kind of PIANOS, In city: nfidential; you time or In any MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD ture, pianos,” horees, wagons, or any chattel security, at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back at any time, and 'in any amount. FIDBELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. room 4, Withnell bioek X—6ui ME PAXTON BLOC) X—917-A8 ONAL PRO Y. Life b X LOAR ON Haryin' Loan Co., MONT erty. ing. CONFID) securitics. 3 01 NS M Adaréss P, 0, Box 72 MO‘\' l)z\Y A U(:U T 6, 1894, FOR SALE- -RPAL ESTATE. I wiidl) nuy horn valley; only $2,00.00 cash r Correspond with Clarence Selah AS in th quired in_n bunch. O'Nelll, Neb. RE--Ms2 7 NEW #ROGM COTTAGE; CBEL: city wi 13th and_ Sl (e Snquire 1318 Fa PER stock and ACR hay hvl(' it 0.3 Samuel SAL {stern, 0.00; long Burns 1ors Darting ARMS, Block AND Har BARGAINS, HOUSES sale or trade. K FROM OMAHA, 430 acres in hay, 17 10 alaMces in timber, Wil sell were on ensy terms. It will pay to this. Amde 1617 Farnam. R E-M318 oM IN A nyv. A fin waier, well at $180.0) in N. W Douglas, Ti0-4 12 ML A oved iy tigate VE A DISCOUNT OF Place residefre, cvory ellar platered), city $1,30. 6 r. house renting 3500 cash buys a $1,20 lot % D, Wead, 16th and n WE CAN Hanscom 6 or N and ¢ for $1, part of city $2,000, 5,000, $10,000. Omaha, $10 an Sarpy_Co., 80 an ac r Nebraska City 80 in Sarpy Co. d 160 in Washin, 5 and 10 acre San D o Omaha fo Harrison, 912 cre, $5,000. on Co. Tots, Omiha property. hleago property N. Y. Life, Omaha. RE ~ BICYCLES. REPATRED D Bates opened, r 31N, 16th sireet REMODT paired 020-A TO 8125 Omahn BICYCLES Tires and sundries R. Heflin, Deksmiih BICYCLES, NEW AND OLD, ients: we rent an Bieycle Co., 323 N. 16th stre 20 rep NEW WARWICK, 15% PATTERN, STRI high grade, adjustoble handle and rea on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha C & Lime Co., 16th and Douglas st. BICYCLES—ALL STYLES Al Coke 13-A10 PRICES and_shop- sundries of 16th st. ALL our list of second hand Repalrs and Daxon, 402 Send for worn_bleycles. all kinds. M. O. SHORTHAND, R G AT for Cirawin 513 78 HOR arnam 213 A13 INESS PRACTICAL BUS s 15th & s Omaha Lus, Col, When you want HELP—Let THE BEE HELP you get HELP—25¢ foriseven- teen words or less first time, and a penny a word after that—no ‘matter how many words—There are lots of folks needing HELP—We will "HELP you and you will get HELP. HELP YOURSELF. BUSINESS CHANCES. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS FOR SALE, ALL FURNITURE NOW IN USE PO conducling o first-class hotel. Hotel build- ing can be leased for any number of years. Mts. A. R. Ray, Valentine, Neb. Y—M863 11° SMOKE HAVANA PRECKLES, A 10C € IG\HI FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE, GOOD CLE Stock, located on the best street in the city; will “invoice at ‘about 31,800.00; will “sell, for cash only; 89 son for selling ddress h only; good _yldros YOU WANT TO BUY,SELL OR EXCHANGE et fn or out of the business, call a the Natignal Information and *o., 203 First National bank, Om: Co., 203 First e, O FOR RENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND ‘floor. 30x8, ‘In one of the largest houses in o care Bee, Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs. 13, care Ded ufra, N A GOOD COUNTY SEAT TOWN el his dwelling, household building and practice at @ Oldest established d a great snap. Address S AURANT IN 1,100_population. town of 100 to Y—MO2T 7 office, Lincol FORL SALE, BIG PAYING BUSINESS; competition. $1,800 cash takes it 5700, this offlce. y W good 1Y Address Bee FOR EXCHANGE. AINS IN HOMES, TRADE, SA L, 160 ) PROP- od farm wonable in- 1es, 1617 FOR TRADE, FOR OMAHA IMPROVE tes worth $1,000.00 to $10,000,00, lands In this stite; will assume r cumi What have you got? Farmam strect. FORRSAL dise of eve Shape, 1 a small 1y dlre at drug stor WANT cha clear 20, Tor good Addr MISSOURT LAND, CLEAR me bearing Sloux City VAER-TOWER I and § Council Biufts. MILL, DW land, ten Lougee, Conn: TER FOR 5C, HA PR Mas7 A A LAND: some Address WELL LO for stock of fock Box W, 73904 11 GROCER mproved block. M [ productive’ and iCey, Neb, CLOTHING, exchange for Patterson, Iamge pA STOCK hardware alty, R, € 5] Omaha J GOOD B Miteren 7MY FOR TRADE, A or a good driver Mary's Avenue Livery A HORSE FOIU will - puy FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE. b FIVE it take SNAP—SMOOTH milos from po some trade RICH GARDEN LA tomtice, $100 per nc i N.'Y. L. bullding R B-176A13 JOINS FLO] et Only $60 troet R E-M313 SECTION LAND NEAR unty. No finer land in Farnam. R E-M31 8 50 OR 100 ACRES, Splendid land for inves Ames, 1617 Farnan FOR SAL Lexington, the atate CHOICE Dawson ¢ Ames, 1617 FROM aciex. A N. D M6 1605 700 CHOICE GARDEN postoffice, in tracts from 10 t bargain, Wil take som 617 Paxton block, QUICK LANDS, § MII to 160 trade RE PURNS B BARGAINS FOR LAND, Improved BARGAIN-FOR SALE, 80 ACRI 7 in cultivation. 10 in tmberi well crop, stock and implements; new house. with & rooms and well furnished; caxh, §2.500.00 two miles from railway station. For particu lars apply to O. A. Heberer, Phillipshurg, Laclede county, Mo, RIE--M733 FOR SALE, 4460 northwest ' of Omaha Oakland, Neb. TARGAIN iiles from Boatright ACRES OF LAND & MIL Address Thomas Ke RIE-MTT7 81% HOACRE FARM, 12 40,00 per acre. O, R 1328 017 A Imaha 0 N. Y HUTCHINSON rs to buy cheap I 315t and Dodge; horse and ca lot; 6-room house fof vacant pr w eries and hardwar W e ant for furnished house can re RE-$52 FINE nly Lite, ‘cash for lot near for cheap ta 13 FARNAM, MAS | | | | ‘| H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRE _embalmer, 1618 ‘Chicago. s SWANSON & VALIEN, embaimers, 1701 *TOR AND telephone 90, 05 I DERTAKERS AND Cuming ‘st., telephone 1060, 06 EM- 07 TR MAUL, 117 M 0. balmer, HEAFEY also AND telcphone 125, WTH ST 218 S and N’ sts, So. Oma UNDERTAKER Farnanm st. & HEAVEY, 24th i 8 A2 JOB PRINTING, QUICK PRINTERS, KRAMER & CHANDLER, 1121 “Farnam and’ 3079 S, 12h, hone 1415 _Mall_orders ket quick action Al REBD JOB PRINTING CO PRINTIN of al Kinds. 17th st building. 715 MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING speclalty. ~ Douglas Printing Co., 410 street, Sheeley bidg. Tel. 644 for prompt s FINT Bee A LOST. ONE DELIVERY works. Painted - on return of st rnice paid fo) N. 1th WAGON, sides, $2 AGLE eward BROWX all white WARD. aht 900 poun s, forehe shoes, Beine, 3120 So. A Has a so spot FOR DBARGAINS 5 payments; Hospe, IE BROW wduate THI of Ora s elocution building, Omaha. 211 A3 anly post tory, “Bost and physi Ware BUSINESS NOTICES, A oLn ) OMAHA Dipes IRSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY made new. 613 8. 16th CARTER, METAL . smoke sticks, furnaces. SKY- d st 70 CORNICH 1617 Hows T HAS REM 3 S, 16th st IS MIRRORS REBILVERED, 719 N. 10 HOTELS. HOTYEL A Chiokigo sts.; coolest buildéoy, snew furniture hgat. American ropean plan. nk, proprivior MIDLAND 16th and new bath, 200 per Uay hotel elec plan, e to $L00 per ‘ AETNA COR 13th and HOUSIE Dodge. W y oF week. 108 A9% —_—— TYPLWR[TLRS BOV G BT 4 and rppaired. Typowrliers ren month, e On “Dyphwriter cossors to the typewrlahg departn Megeath Stationary Gguasid 8. 13th, iy S’ by’ TYPEWRITERS changed, rent office. supplies. SOLD, Typewriter and ol at $0 per ntof the tel. 1351 THE NEW Omalia 204 8, IWILT tel DOUGEHENTY TYL wifer, Ixchange, 13th PLUMBERS. (K- PLUMUING steam & hot water OF [BVERY heating; sewerage. KIND, GAS a3’ 8, 16, 718 AND 165 HANI(C water h AN ating, PLUMBING, STEAM 205 Leavenworth st JOHN ROWE hot water & CO., PLUMBING, tng, gas fxtures, globes, STEAM AND 21 8, 1, i1 —_— EMPLOYMENT AGENCY WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, THE ONLY vlace o get help of all Kinds in the city 154 A1 CORNICE. WESTERN CORNI \ron curnices, E WORKS, GALVANI Bt Mary's ave EAGLE CORNICE neier, prop., 108, WORKS, JOIN ¢, N3 N, Mih Bl ATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND storage batteries recharged; electrical and gen etal machinists; superior w guaranteed Omaha Electeical Works, 617 and 619 8. 16th st Ll ELECTRIC tors for kinds e 8 AL FNGINEERS AND Mgt and motor plants and eal construeth Wentern TENTS AND AWNINGS. BROS. & ¢ MANUFACT tents, Mags, wagon, hiy 0. for rent CONTRAC: l t ele by Co. WOLF tarpani i st.. telophon Wiy and DON'T and Awning ront ¢ You * » Omaha Tent have tents of all kind cap. 1311 Farnam st CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, o B ‘mtore MORRIL fixtures o plo 1613 HAMILTON BROS tors and bullders, and’ plastering ARPENT! specialty Capitol ave. R, OFFICE AND Patehing d tel. 408 GENERAL Earpenter work, A4S, ISth st ng. CONTRAL brick laying tel. 1170, Mis OPTICIANS. PENFOLD Farnam st examined free THE ALOE optlolans, hotel. OMAHA o1 Por South & 1108 Eyes [ TENTIFIC Paxton 01 OPTICIAN sted free obposite ICAL €O, T der, manager 16th, in Kinsler's dru I BY A PRAC kuarantee to it the eyes p istaction or money refunde EYES TESTED FRE ticlan, W 1o your entire s A MA Jewolar teentl and Six 865-A4° HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY buy hay. A, H tician, northeast arnam_ sireets, ny Snyder, CAR OR TON LOT 1615 Burt st., tel 8 NEDRASKA grain and WHOLESALE mill stuff. * We always on tho market to buy or sell. 1518 Webster st. 158 STENOGRAPHERS. N. Y. LIFE BUILDING, stenographic work, law chancery work, —eopying, prices. Call and the Writes two letters at on the fastest typewriter in MO AG HAY CO., HAY, A. POTTER, does all Kinds cases, depositions, ete., 't reasonable Duplex typewriter and the same time; the world 62 of & HABNESS. HARNESS, WHIDS a specialty. 113 MY PRICH ness. August REPAIRING A HAR 15th ETC. st FORE YOU BUY WS, 16th st M-116 A10 GRINDING. 7.\‘”!}.\)(5, CLIPPERS, A. L. Underland, 106 HORSESHOEING. MRS, THOMAS MALONEY, 912 N LAWN MOW. et NI 1, 720 16TH_ ST, 165 All PAWNBROKERS, 15171 FARNAM, JEW FRED MOHLE it 16th st MAROWITZ LO. STEAM COOKERS BEVERIDGE ACTOMATIC COOKER, NO olor, does not by aves 3% fuel, fits any stove, coal, gasoline or gas; send for circular Milton Rogers & Sons, sole agts, Farnam & Mth, 749-A30 THE . DENTIST, SUITE 200 m sts., tel. 712, DR. PAUL, DENTIST, ‘.‘h.milfl 1 ELOCUTION, DAY, ELOCUTION PHYSICAL smérson method. Summer pupils Room 9, Commercial Nat'l bank M153 ELLA ture, celved ~ FURNACES. MADE, S i conl f 11th st T FURNACE uming and ha hice works, 105-112 DANCING. PRIVATE 1 danc all on Dodge st.iterms WHOLESALE COAL. BROS., WHOL of caal st ’J.‘AXIDERMlSTE SMOKE agle Cor- 852 AL nac A "AC on Morand, "1510_ Harncy, ablo. MOGH AT FOR socety or 208 JOHNSO! all Kinds 1008 Farnam 3 DEALERS IN nee sollcited 423 DYE WORKS TWIN CITY DYE street. Dyeing of every ning. WORKE, descrip M52 SCHOEDSACK. 120 Farnam tion_and dry c LIVERY STABLE. . FINE LIVERY RIGS i7th and St Mary's av M—186 BOARDING cheap. HAIRDRESSING LADIES' HAIRDRE Nt hale §oods, SING, SHAM Douglas, o MILLER, pooing, st ROBERT cutter, STEIN, THE OLD RELIABLIE HAIR 10th floor, N. Y. Life bldg. M3 UPHOLSTERING UPHOL'RING CABD IRES: MATTRF W. R. Bell, R. A. McEachron, 27 WOTK WANTED-—-TO EORROW. 0000 TO__$3.0000 _ON _CHOICE property. Address S 66, ofllc PATIDITT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solici Building, OMAIA, Neb. RAILWAY TIM A tovs, Bee Advice FREL CARD N CHIC . 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Only.) ) Wisom CUSTER'S DISCOVERY OF GOLD It Led to the Invasion ¢f the Black Hills | Wiile till an Indian Recervatio: | GOLD SEEKERS A LITTLE ''TCO PREVIOUS" Tr ops T Are Summarily More Than Fifty < Were Confls- Overtak ¥ ject n by a oy South particl There Dak scattered of the to the aro still ta a number pated in the rush thiroughout men who Black Hills imme- diately after and during the year following the discovery of gold In that section by Goneral Custer, who commanded the govern ment expedition that visited the Hills in the summer of 1874 As the Black Hills were not ceded by the Indians until 1876, all who entered that gold-saturated paradise to that time took their lives In thelr hands and ran the constant risk of being waylald and killed by Indians, or captured by the of Uncle Sam and escorted out of after having all their effects the federal authorities. Among the who entered the Black Hills in 1875 John Elshire, now a rest dent of Chamberlain, S. D. Himself and four companions made the start from the present location of Fort Plerre in April of that year. The land now embraced in the town sit was at that time included in a large ranch owned by a man John Fraser. One of the party of hunters was a man named Swaranger, and as he claimed to be an old California miner, the other members of the party depended upon him to find the gold after they reached the distant Eldorado. Another of the party, Willlam Traynor, was a civil engineer. The other (wo were Frenchmen, whose natural love of adven- ture, and the possibility of gain, induced them (o join the little cavaleade. They crossed to the west side of the Mis sourl river in the steamer Koy West, a boat famous in the history of carly days on the upper Missouri. The supplies for the party were transported in a_wagon, which was drawn by two horses. The ranchman, John Fraser, was cngaged to guide them across the dangerous and practically un- known country, 150 miles in width, which separated them from their destination. Ior about sixty miles the party followed Bad river, and from there drifted over to the Bad Lands, whers the men went into camp on the north branch of the White river and remained a coup.c of days. In the Bad Lands it was necessary more than once to take the wagon apart aund carry it down the precipic:s. While in the Bad Lands Fraser, the guide, was discharged on s count of his inability to guide the party properly. Beuveen the forks of the Cheyenue river the men_ frequently saw large herds of buf falo. Many bones were found scattered about over the prairle, which were ascer- tained to be those of Indiuns, who had proba bly been killed in battle with other savage tribes and_allowed to lie where they had fallen. Elshire secured a perfect Indian skeleton, but afterwards had the misfortune to lose it. The first view of the Black Hill was obtained soon after crossing the Chey enue river, thirteen days having been con med in making the trip irom the Missouri river o the foot hills. A remarkable feature of the journey was the fact that dur ing the entirc thirtcen days not a single Indian was seen, although the country was fairly teeming with the red men, After the first view of the Hills the party headed straight for them. Knowing that General Custer had entered the Hiills the year previous, Elshire and his comrades de cided to strike If possible the route traveled by Custer and his expedition, and enter the nills by the same route, as it would save them days of fruitless scrambling among the well-nigh impassable canyons and creeks. whose solitude so far as known had not yet been disturbed by the presence of the pale e. After traveling northward for two along the foot hills the party succeeded striking the Custer trail, which entered the Black Hills from the north. Road makers had gone ahead of the Cus- ter expedition and made a road, which at the time of the visit of Eishire and his com- panions was still plainly to be secn, being as well beaten as any old established ern highway. Elshire’s party followed the Custer trail nearly to the southern extremity of the Black Hills, and finally concluded to halt near Harney's Peak. Below this moun tain on French creek two Sioux City men Gordon and_Whiteher, had located the fall previous with a party of gold hunters, and for their protection had constructed a huge stockade which was designed as a safeguard against assaults by Indians. The stockad proper was constructed of logs with the ends buried in the ground, rendering it as impregnable as a fortress. Inside this enclosure eight houses were built, pine logs furnishing the building material. They made comfortable dwellings, being provided with fire places and other convenlences The stockade did not have block houses on the corners from which sentries could overlook the surrounding country, but holes had been cut all around the stockade, through which rifles could be fired in all directions in the event of an Indian attack About two weeks prior to the arrival in that region of Elshire and his companions United States troops from Camp Sheridan Neb., raided the stockade to the consterna tion of its inmates. Whiteher had left early that spring for Sioux City after supplies and had not yet returned, but Gordon and the balance of his party were made pr ers and taken to Camp Sheridan, Whitcher's return from Sioux City = with fifty or sixty wagonloads of supplies, the caravan was stopped near Camp Sheridan when about to head northward, and Captain Walker, who was in command of the troops ordered the supply train to go no further. While the vigilance of the troops was tem porarily relaxed Whitcher and his men at tempted to escape with all the wagons. In preparation for an attack by the troops the wagons were drawn up in a cirele on the prairie, the men at first undoubtedly intending to make a desper psistance 10 any attempt on the part of the military au thorities to recapture them. But when the troops arrived on the ground the next morning and ordered them to throw up their hands and submit to the authority of the United States, the men considered that dis cretion was the better part of rand complied with as good grace as the circum stances would permit. The men were then placed under arrest and the wagons with all their contents were burned. The men were held as prisoners for a time, when they were released and many of them returned to Sfoux City. When last heard of Whitcher lived in the Belle Fourche region of the Black Hills, where he had a stock ranch Elshire’s party thought they were ve forturate when they arrived at the d serted stockade and found that everything belonging to its former occupants, such picks, gold pans, shovels, cooking utensils, ete., had been left behind. Without hesita tion they took possession of the stockade and prepared to make themselves comfort able, but within & few days ran out of provisions, A earch through the build ings failed to develop anything of an edible nature, but finding a barrel of salt in one of the buildings the men managed, by killing a deer now and then, to Xesp from stary ing. Finally becoming tired of subsisting on nothing but venison flavored with salt Swaranger, the old California miner, volun tecred to take Elshire's horse and go to Sidney, Neb., after supplies. In the meantime the men gently prospeeting for gold in the ing ntry with very good suec and finally engaged in placer mining along Ca lamity bar, on French creek, in the vielnity ¢ the stockade. It was at this place that General Custer's party had firsts discovered gold while on the expedition the year pre vious, Elshire stat's that he saw the cavity, atout seven or ¢ight feet deop, from which party took their first gold. Prof jenny, at present of the State School of Mines at Spearfish, was with General Custer, and he Is generally credited having been the first to find gold During_ th of Swaranger teip for supplies elght s of that had been detailed by General rrived on the scene and went int about 200 yards from the stockade. ( Dodge, who was in command, told the troops the confiscated country, by men was named gold On ry bad been il und Custer's his Iry ok cimy tr cay min | Crook | and s 7 ers that he removal, but in a fow days arrived had no orders that he oxp rogarding thefr cted such _orders Some time (n June Geperal on tho ground from Bort and fmmediately wpon his areival wore glven the miners to leave the country without delay. So great had begn the influx of sookers during tho past faw wooks that by this time the number of - miners had Increased to fully 1,600, the men having come from all sections of the unfon and en tered the Hills by the varfous routes. When their oporati 80 summarily checkod by the the principal mining was being dor Freneh creck, although con iderable prospecting was under way on Spring, Castle and Box Elder creeks, which were probably seven or elght miles distant from each other. Al but_nine cings"™ when Laramic orders gold troops of the 1500 men ordered to do nine, by permission of General Crook 16t there o represent the interests of the miners until the negotiations by the govern- ment for the purchase of the Black Hills from the S had been brought to a su cossful lssue. The small army of miners then scattered fn all direetions, hire re- turned to Fort Hale, north of Chamberlain, on the Missouri river, but now abandoned, which at that time was strongly garrisoned by troops under Captain Dureusey During Elshire's sojourn in the Black Hills he wit- nessed one difficulty with the Sioux. One day while some of the miners were passing through a gulch on Box Elder creek a num- ber of Indians suddenly appeared on top of the adjacent hills, Bifore the miners un- derstood their purpose the Sioux fired a volley of about twenty shots, killing one man ALK BURKHOLDER. To Clewns the System. left the These were ot Bffectually yet gently, when fous, or when the blood is impure or slug- gish, to permanently cure habitual consti- pation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy actlvity, without frritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of Figs, bottom at Courtland. JERRY'S INSTINCT. costive or bil- Fine sandy ok Morso Knew Ho Ought Not Move. An incident which portrayed the wonderful instinet of a oceurred on Clinton street, says the Cincinnati Enquirer. The equine in question s the property of Johnny Ryan, the well known hackman he ani- mal s decidedly_the best known of all that nightly stand on Vine street for duty, and when addressed as he pricks up his e instantly. large bay horse, and fs very fond cf Children often stop at Fourth where Jerry is in the habit and feed him candy and bonbons. He is frisndly with everybody, but especiaily f 1 of children. Aside from his extreme good nature, Jerry is also a thorough busi- ness animal. He knows his master's volee and never “soldiers” when out on a trip. As soon as Jerry hears his master climb op to his seat he starts out on his journey without waiting to be hit with the whip ‘ar ‘clucked at. ast evening Hackman Ryan took a pase senger, whom he knew well, to his home on Clinton stre Johnny was invited into the house to have a cigar and pred the invie tation. He remained in the house for quite time and then returned to his hack. — Ho climbed up to his seat, but Jerry did not move, ag was his custom The horse stood stock still and his gaze was fixad downward. The owner of the hor thought something was wrong and looked around at the side of the animal to see what was the cause of th delay. Imagine his astonishment when he saw a little babe with both arms clasped around one of Jerry's foreless. The Infant, in its childish glee, was smiling at Jerry and the brate secmed to understand the situation tly. The child patted Jerry's ponderous and the animal seemed rather amused anties of the little one. knew that one move hoofs meant certain death to the little one, and he did not budge until his master got down from his seat and picked up the babe. The hackman then allowed the baby to play with Jerry’s mane until its arms were tired out. By that time the mother of the babe nad discovered that her precious ons had crawled from the front yard to the streot. The little one had got to the gutter unnotic.d by all save Jerry. When the mother of the child was told that the big horse had refused to move from his tracks lest he would injure her little one she went out to Jerry and im- printed a kiss on his for:head. Kidney Tea cures Trial size, 25 cents. MAKING POSTAGE STAMPS. ng Ineo the Business Own Hook. On the 1st of July the government of the United States began printing its own postage stamps at the bureau of engraving und printing. There butfor used for stamp with The Good Ol 1t horses ready “Jerry sweotm and Vine streets, of standing, hoofs at the Je of his heavy all lddney Al druggists, Oregon troubles. Unele Sam ¢ on Hig will be new designs adopted soon, the present the old ones will ‘b the common stamp-—the 2-cent the head of Washington print:d in carmine ink, and the 1-cent, which bears the head of Franklin, and is printed in ul- tramarine blue. In order to distinguish the government a little placed in the blank space corners. This Is a There Is quite a qu those printed by ornament will be in the upper fact of interest to collectors, ntity of the old stamps on hand, and the new ones will not be issued until they are nceded, although it is necessary to keep a large stock in the dis- tributing offices, as about 7,000,000 2-cent stamps are used daily, and about 3,500,000 of 1-cent denomination. Postage stamps are cylinders in sheets of cut in a block of steel s like an Intaglio, The steel is thel hardened known as the decarbonizing proc all the carbon is burned out of by subjecting it to intense heat the Impression is transferred to cylinder of soft stee like a cameo, From this the working plates or mads, which are afterward harc same process. This method was by a Vermont Yankee named Perkins, about half a century ago. He took the invention to London and tried to sell it to the British government, but the officials ove there were opposed to innovations, as usual, and M Perking brought it buck home and sold patent to his own government The stamp collectors have cornered the stamps of Columbian Issue, and uncan=- celed ones are now worth $10, Captain weeney, U, A., San Cal,, says: “Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy first medicine 1 have ever found that do me any good. Price Goc, -~ Boating and bathing at Courtland beach, . by engrayed o is first three inches printes 100, A about by what s that is, the metal and then roll or rolls are :d by the invented Diego, 1s the would 4w Bit A well known New Englander was soon after the war and visited Murfre says the Boston Herald, Whil he met an old colored man who looked as though he was indigenous to the soil. The following conversation resulte Well, uncle, were you raised about here ‘Yes, hen Wi south sboro, un look= ing about massa; I'se allers lived right here, you must have secn the big battle here; do you remember much about it?" Oh, yes, massa; [ 'members all about the big battle; T was right here “Wall, then, tell me something about how did’ you feel? Were'nt you scared?’ “Oh, no, massa; I warn't scared a mife, I was where I could see de sojers all about marchin® and shcotin’, and I Jess clumb up on top of a rail fence an’ sot, there the fight go on. Jess then along b'g boom, an' it knocked out abouk ds o' that fence out o' sight, an' next 1 knowed was three weeks after when I was 100 miles up in the country, workin' for my boa’d: but 1 wasn't skart - cures cents, bottom at Cour - - 1t; came a forty r no suh nervous heade ALl drugglats, 0 aches. gon Kidney Trial size, Fine sandy and, \When Baby was sick, \ve gave her Castorfa, When she was & Child, she eried for Zastoria, ho became Miss, she clung to Castoria, 0 aho Lad Culldron, she gave thom Castoris