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

| romr BALE—B!AL ESTATE. MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. ball_room. The “child" looked desolate. il SALE ot S - —— — A LESSON IN THE ART. Maybe I folt desolate. We had not been in- Continued. FOR BALE, NEW VROM| COTTAGE; CBLr | FOR DARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS: troduced, but— iar, cistern, city witer; cof, ‘13th and 'Sahle Ensy payments; (nstruments rented; rents apply Ny Anthony Hope. May T have the pleasurs of Uhis WIS CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL | §1.950.00; long time. Enquire’ 1318 Farnam. | _on A, Hospe, Jr. 79 Ma v ® © fer made. C. R. Lee, 301 l'\mwll\l Q-1 Hnnmnl Burna. R B3 —_— e " - (Copyright, 1894, by the Author.) ’”v‘ 1 asked. —— - T - oNR TH 4 GELLENDECK, = BANJOIST —AND “Oh, but you would have to learn,” sald | She started e seaane FOR BALE THOROUGHBRED ST. BERNARD | ONE OF THE REST HOMES IN KOUNTZ wscher, 1810 California ' streat. 94 QU T8, (1 you 1keD aNé ik biten, * For particulars address W. C. Chiesno, | *Place @) Tinne) 10 " aold at once, | 2ot e Mrs. Maurice Duncan, making room for me | QN ves I vou like. she s e a M4 will for less ihan of house, Terms | RUDOLE INGEL, FORA or i (e r S Bt o' ellow ask EVERY TIME i T - At Al pash: bAlaned Sdy. R N. Withnell | ' Tulow orchestrs. 1§ now prepared beside her; “you couldn’t employ your vaca ‘Mr. Templeman. Mes. Duncan and he are ¢ wner), 27 N. Y. Lite. R E-3W-87_ | pupils for violin, viola, cornet, plano, tion better,” are great friends, you know." E) YOU INSERT A WANT AD _ MISOELLANEOUS. ¥ GARDEN LANDS, 6 MILES FROM T S e i “WIll you teach me, Mrs, Dunea 1| Great friends?" IN THE DEE IT IS PUR | D HORSES TO WINTER, ALSO fice, casy terms. Call a)pio N. Y. PLUMBERS, asked. I--r\'” he's supposed to be golng to marry LISHED BOTH MORNING el tame hay. brieht and clean, - Plutte Val: | _ - [ | s S SF Belisve. youcife testrtng st sne, | B ND EVENING. FOR ONE Live Stock Co., Fre o Neb. R361 | 50 COLONISTS AND FARMERS: T REB-PLUMBING VERY K1 e ¥y % » et (bl 5 PRIOR. 17 WORDS te. B SO AT PREFARED 0 | Taod tn Flords and souhern Alabama: vepss | ' Seam & Hot Water heating: sewer with a glan You sald that Just in th Oh, she's_ready enough,” said the glel, e e ! bore weils. any. depth, from 1 o 1 fest in | tablea fruits, nute Erastet] etc.: mo drouthes | x right way—with the right look, too.” scornfully. Then she looked at me, and she | dlamoter. "o, Weleli &"Co., 18 Laytd . | K2R AL Climace 513 Ditly, ARty TROWE & 0O, PLUMBING A “I'm very young,” said 1, pathetieally amiled. " She aid nothing; she silled. 1 1 s L e = | talo, N Y. 0. 0 i water heating, ‘gas fixtures, globes 421 8. 16 B, Shasrved SArE Madelos Dinods T Tauly, & Chomunl' M1 RN STOCK PASTURED; GOOD FEED. T. MUR- T D, PATR: | ot PR - “But i % 4 AL LU B30 INS, HOUSES, (LOTS AND FARM ut it I watch people who know how to Wh e you § aked ot fay. i L bl L ude. K Dariing, Dartes blod, ] PLUMBINC TEAM P hy are you smiling? I asked, in des shallet peration o me,* she satd, | "1 saw (t all the tim heatlng. $%5 Leavenworth st - - “I'm sure you can't m R E-Ti LTS CLEANED, JOHN 1th et Tl 17 said she, “It . P SON, 812 N.Y,_ LIFE. w're go o dance, come along." Rein o7 B HARISON, 3148 Tiie-06e DRESSMAKING. cbviously assuming that T did. “Seriously, | YOI'G8 €OING to dunce, come wlong.” | acan ouses l‘li}\’\VV\V\I\'. IN FAMILI l""| ‘4\ ‘I‘l ou ought to do it very well, and she suppose she meant—the lesson, o = i ] s Ve Apuarnteed, Lyithi) (A ghed gentl he was a woman of pleasing et MRS PR I, WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RB- | STOLEN T¥PEWRIT OFFERED FOR | - X R sy appearanc 0 It is important to keep the llver and lable business medium; fth year at nueN ] lo lhnn:‘l .g,.k.‘l y..u1n\xu|m i funnn uy“ DRESSMAKING IN FAMILL 08 w‘m “Why ought I to do it very well?” I had | kidneys In good condition, Hood's Sar f D WTT ULt e 'oF suppiles St s the curiosity to ask parilla is the remedy for lnvigorating the Will find through The Bee Borur "o ik aad Faraim: eiephon: CARPET OLEANING "o, well, Mr. Vansittart—but you don't [ Grgans, Y § MABSAGE. BATHS, ETC. 1254 M—7 b v want to be flattered, do you? - - P o, - - il 1 s ONT | G, D. MERRYMAN, CARP! AND RUG “1 am flattersd.’ WHAT A WOMAN CAN DO. “YVank Ads, = .tenants dur, ABRAOS, MRDAMN: AR, T Ay oE ot e, | “olenning works. 130 8. Hih: tel. S0, ofice | “Are you? ~How?" i ; -2t 3 ooy SH Al ‘nam; tel. 153 M—323 OiL “By your sitting here with me.” Why Mrs. Ella 8 Bunker of Washingt ing the winter who will MME. LA RUE, 416 SOUTH 15T i dhey win “1don't belleve you want any lessons at [ VT M e i oRtos g 7 T 5200 O10% any typewrite made, and do a vetter aqualtty | CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, | a1 declared Mts. Duncan. nde n Trip to Nebraska, o - - - of work. " Our supply department will be sure My eyes encountered Mrs. Duncan's eyes In these days of stranded miners, rulned o 3 massaRe, vapors sream: out United o MORIULL, CARPENTER, OFFICE AND | o WS, (e iods T am 1ot to this duy | farmers, unemployed laborers and broken arnam stee plastering. 1513 Capitol_ave., tel. 408 28 | quite sure that she did not blush. I averted | business men coming cast from the west e | phurine and sea baths oMU upplies Co.. 4 g, 1513 C g ’ verte soming v — — == — = = = | my eyes and glanced across the room with stories of poverty and distress it is 1 PAY RENT. PERSONAL. HOTELS. obolabidli L L ‘Ab sald [, Ui L watch that girl talk- | rofroqhing, says the Washington Post, to — ing to the tall man 1 might learn MORELLAS MADI, RECOVERED AND RE: HAN MOST $200 HOTELS IN m,flw._ R e e a ‘-}4..,‘.:,‘\,‘.md Mrs. Duncan looked in the direction indi- [ 'earn of some one who has gone west and 1 _paired. 105 South Sixtoenth street U-133 Our rates, $1 to $1.50. Hotel TRiche. Breer cated. She smiled and sprugged her shoul- | done well, Mrs. Bunker, pro- 4 TY'S e L e o, Miichell, prop., 10510 N, 1 e . — | ders prietor of the Dunbarton hotel, 623 Penn- Health book and consuitafion frev. Address of s sSHORTHAND AND T YPEWRITING. “I.den’t think you'll learn much there,” | s¥lvania avenue northwe has just roe L 23 call Viavl Co., 86 Beo bldg. Lady atieadant. HOUSE (RUROPEAN) N. W, COIt | -— 2 _ | she said turned from Valintine, Neb., where she 3 U—7st 3th and Dodge. Room Ly day or week. VAN _SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, “Oh, I don't know,” said I. “Look, she's | homesteaded 160 acres of land, The farm egg e 5 Y we_ | _N. Y. Lite, Omahn, Ask for eirouiar. o8 | Oh 1 oB L Kiowe' Saud L she has mcquired adjolns s tract .ot lagd A pleasant and convenient place, 1520 ||u.|| BARKER, $200 PER DAY, 140 ROOMS, “Well, € did that,” two miles square owned by her brother, r Fainam street, Paxton blocks phone 7 I e Bert of” i liiness pectal PAWNBROKERS. o5 “So you did. Then it means nothing, ot | Homer Dunbar, and’ considered to be as FOR RENT-—¥URNISHED RO — - "Rl and Board by the week or month, | 1L MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY, 415 N. tath 8. | course? B Pt rapcrir Ghilsd on. Mré: BuR TN SPEGlRL\ NDT‘BES- — D ROOMS | o a OOK, WABSAGE, T LEAVEN: BT el Y ] “Nothing at all, Mr. Vansittart,” she A Post reporter calied on Mrs. Bunker at 3 Continuad. worth street, ihiFa floor, front rooma: (wa st miled. the hotel and obtained from her ] 1 - = | FRNTHED R glas opeatory o UL BICYCLLS HORSESHOEING. A3 they'ra talking (o one ancther quite | (S story of her brothere mccess, upon Retiksinte; Do Uhbee: coluniiib Wil be WAKEh LTt D DR.W STEPHENSON, SPECIALIST, 6% 8, 1STH B 7 o sbeadeion S e which hinges her own land venture. - e . {6 cvening and. until 9100 | - Loth street, fat D. e U—411 S19* YCLES REPAIRED AND REMODE IOMAS MALONEY, 012 N. 107H “ive're not speaking very loud." Mrs. Bunker is a bright woman, & blonde, 3 roing and Sunday editions. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, —— - — o Tiren and sundrics. Safes opened. repalred. e Bb s NG " with regular features and a very pleasant, 1 ; Ao, By isling o mimiere S e B LA L ] 180, CIOAR' FOR 60, HAVANA PRECKIES | ‘R, Henin. lockmith, $i1-N.16h st 34 ~ UPHOLSTERING, bt daokt Cr1es ottt her glover O | face. | Her disposition i3 sunny anA she. 1§ { can have nnswers wddressed etter J—Bi6s1 $7 - et e hut ool o's oning her glove. ., sition s sunny 3 I ; ‘of "The Dice, Anewers %o addressed wil NG, 119 P — " | BICYCLES, NEW AND ¢ ) TO_ w1, — | “Ihat's nothing. Youwd do that for me, | Poseossed of the ripply laugh often read of : | B e LA uRon presentation of the check. o fti VT1I8, MASSAGE. MME. POST, 310 JSTIL | easy payments; we rent repalr. Om CEHOLSTE RING VBRY CHEAD, THIS MONTH WHATARTE ot iy in_novels and never acquired by practi ] > Rates, 1o n word frst insertion, 1o a word e S 5 Bicycle Co,, 328 N. 16th at i S Waldkin, 2111 Cumin i G2 803 “Ratber—if the button came undone, you | = Her story will be best understood if her P RIRREL AL SOULTAE Saket f0r T board. 1730 Dodge, A O M\Gor 15+ | | ELECTRO-THERMAL HATHS, FACIA { | DICYCLES-ALL §TYLE gy = == ! know Mrs. Duncan stniled again, brother's s told first. ~Seven years or so ek ioeitisements must_run_consocutivery, | DRI Do BMILIE | seqcompienion treatment. nve Forg spls | B8 HORTARE SRR an, ey - T T “ut whas e daken her fan er 1 | ag0 e was o clork at the postafice. ' Ho NT a, by i3kl AT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED Rinds. M. > .Daxon, 408 1. 16th st R AR g e that." ses large. e de d | BITUATIONS WANTED. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE en L. Ramsey's, 27 N. 1ith it . ] 2. | BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee “There lsm't any: It's stupld,” sald she, | and settied in Nebraska. His sister, Mrs. Ro. 1 COLORED (00K, T JDESIRES | keeping. w2 N. 1 1356 15* pE e LOST, Bailding, OMAHA, Neb. Advico FREL | letting her own fan hang loosely in her | Bunker, loaned him the money with which : position. The Lindon house, ming — 5 FITTED AND BIAS : Y 18 to make the trip, 80 it may be seen that he FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD ured to the figure; always remains shapely and | LOST, GOLD RID and T teled it started with less than nothing. After being : 401 finge W H PECULIAR STONFE 2" gald 1 S YO ATODENTE. TO HARN ) I8 better prepared to retwin the finer outlines | liberal reward. 4 building, 4041 : there a while he managed to securc a posi- FOR STUDENTS TO EARN BOARD. of beaiit pitre r . 8 man opposite opened and shut the & Lowry's Business collgse, Hogd's | ROOMS AND DOATD, 213 Tetsurements are heceswary nl all Neting. Js | LOST. BUCKSKIN TIONWE, WELIHT ABOUT followed his example. Mrs, Duncan | {Ion as elerk at the Rosebud Indlan agency, _theater. A-duur e done by lexperts, "1Us e only ‘corser That | L sore anrieht Bin. Discon-oed o front | [eaves | CHICAGO & NORTHWESTN [Areives | soemed to pay little altention to me; I threw Tl ro o paid him $50 a month and 1 " 7 v TR, TC ] makes one shapely and 18 appreci by every 0ot reward for return or for information. M ata) A0th ason_ maha | Mrs, s down carelessly. house rent. 9 T Cruch 8 pesttion by OCE 1. Addreas Mrs, oW 3N EAE 0 U—Mam 013 e AT 180 e NSO et Ay S government land. Under the laws then K Bimmonds 836 Main strest, Hotel Kenn YEDNE HOGAITON v i sieay | 1 h’\u\]\‘(vl TWO GOOD WOMEN WHO WILL GOLD WATCH AL BT "',' il Lcok!” T crled. “He's turned right | eXisting he obtained a homestead ot 160 ] " Muss, 2 e BTV Bt e oy B e R T TR ittle children (o board; prices 1 Fecatval ruviisa Sidopm..L... .Omaha > Special 4 an he's staring ot her lKe anythingte | acres, a tree claim of 160 mcres and a pre- | ¢ BEWING IN FAMILIE AN BXPERI- | e i RV L i e e | teaves icr1cAGO, BURLINGTON o e aarIng o e e i ins: " | emption of 160 acres, The ground wa ; enoed” dressmaker, Refersnoes given. Ad- | UNBUTNISHED FRONT AND DACK PAT | 15 Y017 HAVE $50.00 e LA L T \,‘fr‘f’\“ Omana| _Depot 1oth and_b L : covered with grass and he put a few head rews X6, Bee. ; A=A 17 lors 4lso furn. vooms, with board show you perfectly sa 1ded by returning it to John G $iom ‘Chicago Vestibuie \Well, Its sometimes thought polite to | OF cattle on It~ That gave him his start, ADY STENOGRAPHER WANTS ATH ™ B Gt Ti02pm. .. Chicago and Town Locai..: 190! people when you talk to them.' LU L LU LB st = e $17.00 per month; references. Adl NICE ROOM WITH BOARD, CHEAR, z:-‘“’,'\‘w e Hiaoine - Tietine v U1 think (hat's more than politencss,” sald | enough to buy a school section of 600 acres Bee. - . e 53 M i 3 SN adjoining his property. These school sce- o — < s BURLINGTON & MO, TjArrives | 1, turning to Mrs. Duncan. Y + WANTED, BY STENOGRAPHER, BXPERI- | HANDSOME F ROOMS WITH =3 F Depot 10th and M. | Omanha ke Y diters i tions could not be pre-empted under the old ¥ enced ‘in general offie work, al prescni’ em- | _Feferences. 2 No. 1sth. MONEY TO LUAN —RIAL ESTATE. “,’f“ },,'..' .'.2" 68, Tukn i RERs dYaatriast -1. v s e e e "a‘“,,f;”"l'm;‘“““,’f homrestead laws and could only be sold when i ployed. Address X 4 Bee. e FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROC LIFE INSURANCE TOLIC, o eral ‘machinists: sup(tior'’ work _guaranteed. Deadwood * %itipm N T WADE Lo ABELHEm.' they had reached a value of $6 an acre, the e R N A ST P L e Omaha Electricai Wotkw, (617 and 619 8. 10th at Denver 4iloom £ LA 'y money to go into the school fund. § aR o L e Mrs. Duncan took up her fan and beat it b WANTED—MALE HELP. Apply 3155 Farnam, F—MA1: 83 .Nebraska Iy Lol . ¥ Dunbar then had one quarter section less i ~Lincoln Local (except softly against the palm of her hand. 4 - (e e AT TR ANTHONY 10AN & 1 GO, ELECTRICAL, AND CONTRAC: = AL ’ 5 o) than two square miles. All this time he H SPECIALTY EALESMEN FOR REED'S LUNP | BLEGANTLY FURNISHED BOUTH TRONT | ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. 18 N.Y. LIPR | FINETRICHL ats and ail K G 3 & I He's looking (hls way now,” [ orled, a8 | had retained his position as Indian agency daw remedy (ndormed by gty Ceb, DTG | _fences. 210 Douglas strect. - FoMi3 18 | brask and Towa farms of Omahis oity property :‘;““‘_.l;",,,,‘;‘““ A% m"}‘..?;““"-,,m ‘_‘;"‘" ‘E';;" D ang Mason B the tall man suddenly turned towards us and | clerk. He was at Rossbud during the i & & side line. Liberal terms (o right parties. | FORNISIED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 20 | — , ! W10 — L " ey g e e hy, T it 7 I e SR R ghost dance outbreak and narrowly escapad 4 Address Brothers & Reed, Malvern, In Douglus. FMA% O15% NEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUC Gy j ease doni t mnd them, sald Mrs. DUR- { heing massacred with his family. ' For five g | 1M 817 ‘ improved and unimproved Omaha real ¢ e i e A A L O can, laying the tips of two fingers on mYy | years he lived on this land, part of the time A e T T o = = —— Pidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st. W Gt Lol LIRS L arm. as required by law, grazing cattle and cut- 4 ) NTED, TRAVELING SALESMEN, HELEN 0 YOU CAN MAKR uuxm INTE {YOUR 2 eq y ) B 3 1l N epaon, wiors, 1613 Varnam sirest, - | UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT | (oo oo faimiovi OMATIA | | Jmes, by piying. us (e ore e monin T T s Sunday) ¥ | 1 feit pleased. The tall man turned round | ting hay, Not much work was required y 3 B0 638 | S URNISHED ROOMS, CITY WATER, | real estate. Brennan, Love & Cu.. Paxton bik. | ihan in any savines bagk, Dnvestigate G NIght Expross. ... ... §:4tam | (© the EItl again. q and one laborer did most of it for him, ex- 4 3 423 North Lith street. i G369 2 TR B b g T PR -Chicago Vestibuled Limited To speak it plainly, their heads almost | cept, of course, in haying time. He has ! ¢ <S8 NO L, s VT E AL & 3, 1T - ma Exp. (0 C. B. ex. Sun) 6:8am | met. Mrs, Duncan leaned forward to me. continued to prosper and lately he has built ! 1 es Manaxer, WLy PAPER .D,‘nl“\ru\\hlun r L ,‘"“m;“ L W TO GET A HOME (‘éu BECURE WEST. “Are you very bored, talking to a poor | at Valentine, Neb., a fine housc. 3 s — ousekeeping. 2 L % t. nterest on_savings. Apply to Omaha o xa R ol vidow lik gie sald Vi g g o eade 5 T FIRST URITRD BTATES MOR : G0, B. asso., 1004 Bee bldg. Nattin m.Oklahoma & Texas Exp. (ex. Suniidsom | old widow like me?” sie said, but in such a | ~Not long ago a man homesteaded the 160 fruit and _produce traveling s York w,?" 33,000,000, Hasplas. 2600050 olorado _Limited - 4:0pm | |ow tone that I had to bend my head quite | acres which Dunbar needed to make out his y { dress P. O. Box 137, Denver, g0 mit cholce lands to' . 8. Pusey. agent. (= — — INION PACILIC. close to hers to hear. two full sections. After the man had been 1 4 DR, National bank bullding. STOVE REPALRS, on Depot, 10th & Mason § “T don't call you old,” sald I, suddenly | on the claim a few months some friends E BALES: D, FOR THE GREATEST - — S — NEY TO LOAN AT L ~ TlE BT realizing that her complexion was very | of his homesteaded some land further over 3 musical Invention of the age. Can make from NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS 1IN | Midiroved and ahimproved Omana real RO ALELE L pretty. “You can’t be any older than I am.” | the valley. The squatter wanted to be with o £.0 to .0 per day. Send’ % Loent stimps brick bullding for light housekes 11to b years. Fidelity T .y 1702 makes o ttachiments - and o s B “Oh, you're very foolish, Mr. Vausittart,” | them, so he offered to relinquish his first E for sample and fulf particulars, Collier, very moderate. Apply 3d Hoor, f . connections a sperlalty, Douglas street Fast Mot 7 AR " | claim. Dunbar could not obtain the land, b - (Fairbury, Neb. ERtat 18 | 202 Farnam. E—M465 17 Al T i ity 215 5 o Dy Omaha_Stove Repair Vo M175 P 5 and she laughed softly. ¥ A 2 ¥ | { — v 7= LOANS ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY v A YOS Leaves | CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.|Arrives I glanced again across the room; nothing | @s it could not be purchased outright. So he i} i INTBLLIGENT MIN AND WOMEN BVERY. | TWO LARGE ROOMS, BAST AND BOUTH | “Bihcreys 5,000 & upwaris, o to 7 por centi no ,.”“p,‘ g &K on ALL RKINDS: ALSO | SinahalUnion Depot, 10(h & Mnson Sts.| Omaha | was to be seen but a black head and a fair | Wrote to Mrs. Bunl | ro to fake orders for Shepps's New York | front; modern; will rent unfurnished to party | elays . Farnam Smith & Co., 1% Farnam, ey raruel ke AT e JoteTanges Chigigo T e g B ity P IC Wik interest- | This was six weeks ago. Mrs. Bunker { City, illustrated; just out; marvelous produ furnishing good references. 1008 Georgla ave. covks, & heater pliachments put in & o 7 one in close proximity. It was not intere vent weat at e, paid the retirh 1 A O Ak g R metropolis; profusely G—368-15, — kn Coagectad at J. H €07 8. 13 st & Juckson, 0_Express ( :000m | ing, T turned again to Mrs. Duncan, who | Went west at once, pald the retiring squatter ¥ Hlustrated rom original photographs ta — — — - mlrn INSURANCE l'(‘:h‘l(;l\’ wr“'nvu: F x 1. & MO. VALLEY. |Arrives | started the least bit in the world. Z”O\ l(llr”llm‘rv[lllnflmixsllmwul_ and nn;\;- our own artists In places and slums, e e Loans on same negotiated, Welliver ., Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omahs “How s > those litfle curls on | Steaded the land in her own name. She - tprma "and doseriptive clreular froeon apolls FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES | Drexel bidg. Phila, Po. Wi 03 BUSINESS NOTICES. S DwANG08" BEbbeenc i A G e (‘l'*“ke ittle curls on | must visit her property, according to law, catlon; no cap! aired; prof 500 i, o e . Sl 8 > o ¥ 0 o i o} I $17.00 daily; If you w to ke money fast, | CORNER STORE, $10, 92 DOUGLAS, INQUIRE | CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK. BLDG. OMATIA AF IAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD 1\mr'nul X ;\w-m« ("x(l;“n);‘k“;i)y N hings). twice a year, but after she has held the § write toaay. Adiress Globe Bible"Publishing | o2 1-740 Sl SEar W15 |V pibes made new. 613 S. 16t 80 ..5t. Paul Express. i 4On, it's quite easy. Do you think they're | PaPers ruurlle('n 1munlhrn“sk:le”('ill'l }»‘A‘ly (31‘26 3 Co. carborn street, Chicago, 1il., and TR Y 3 L. Vi _ 3 an acre and recelve a_ful e to the farm. { 723 Chestnut - street, Philadelphia, Pa. FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING | MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAT BSTATE | 1,4\ gED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N. 16. s | MISSOURI PACIFIC. not real, Mr. Vansitlarf She proposes to do this, and the money to 1M 1 916 Farnam street. The bullding has a fire- 8t § per cent. W. B. Moeikle, 1st Nat. bank bldg. i Omahal Depot 16th and Webster Sts. “I don’t know,"” sald I, prudently. . i g J proof cement basement, complete steam heat- W63 il S 2 "BW LOANS OF FROM | THE NEATEST BARBER CAN PLACE A FEW LOANS OF FROM Y . 000.00 each on good business | _Sourt of Bee building. v te of interest. Brennan, Love Paxton block. WMI26 18 “ND!‘.RTAKEBD AN.ULM)SALMLKS Teaves | pay for it s to come off the farm this year . and much more besides, Mrs. Bunker's land has on it 100 tons of hay. Tha officers at 6t. Louls Express....... Louls Ixpress. .. 5:i0pm.. Diaily (ex. Sun. Nebraska Lo “They're all my own. What an unbeliev- ing boy you are! How can I satisfy you?" I looked around the room. Supper was go- ing fxures, water on all floors, gas, ete. Ap- of The Bee. 1-910 T, ROOM, 65 B Y32, 2ND FLOOR Ol IN CITY; at B 'WANTED FEMALE HELP. LADIES WA TING FIRST-CLASS GIRLS ST P 3 & O: « 2 e o | Fort Niobrara, not far from her place, want i wpply Scandinavian ¥, L. Hoi Office, 205 my store, suitable loaks and suits; good k) Depot ‘1811 and W abister Bt ing on, and save for the preoccupied couple | y 800 tons of hay, and have agreed to take ¥ 16th. C--DGS3 200 light and’ elevator Mrs. J. Benson. —- - T D e o opposite we were nl‘;nkn e 1 1 op. | lier 100 tons at §6 a ton. That will be §900. WANTED, WE HAVE THE NICEST PLACE i _1-M#® | TMONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, Ttk joux. City Accom. (Sun, Only’ bm One could tell it one pulled one™ I ob-} Mo pre-empt. will cost $200. The balance will ; in town for an extra good cook two in family T AT A BARGAIN, ONE LARG - oux ‘City Tixprem (£x. Sun.). 1lgam | served. pay for gathering the hay, and $500 be~ 3 $.00. Canadian Office, 1509 Farnam Lullding, ~three_ sto and oment: | MONEY TO LOAN ON RNITURE, PLANOS, SON UNDERTAKERS AND ul_Limi rece: 9140, “Oh, could one?” laughed Mrs. Duncan. sides. B0 17% 000 water alavaton Ixis P track In the | horses, wagons, etc., at lowest ratca in city; | embalmers, 1701 Cumifig L., telephone 1060. s s S Ve A hard pull,” said I, and I half advanced | ~ On ner brother's land are 400 head of cat- AR S — = *; blatiorm both tront and redr 1oxce; build: | 8o removal of woods’ atrictly coniidential: you ) nion Depot, 100h & Mason Sta.| Omaba | my hand, tle. He will have hay enough to winter his ox132 feet, with four good office can’ pay the lod iy ‘time or in any e — D and, e. He ay 0 FOR RENT—HOUSES. i e EET el M Smouat, e ! UNDERTAKER AND LSge Gl puesenger 16300 | ", Duncan tooked round. 1 ai0n't—1 | eattle, and for. 200 head for other. stgce g e s stornge business; now used as o transfer house, A GE LOAN 0, elephone 2% don’t know why not. 1asers who have no hay. He will get $5 a \] TENTS FOR RENT. 131l FARNAM |?—ri:n it ¥ith ood payidg lines in :!3;-(‘;.«‘:5&‘v_vnn-\x: 306 8. 16th '.(Lmi 1§"”"|-'v"fl'|&“' ,u-n-‘;v f"x'u"‘fn' “What would any one think 1f they saw?” | Lead for the wintering, so he will make some WANTED, property x‘nu.« having nothin but wind s | oS G ON PERSONAL THOP Rpos St "_“\':l’ “m;‘l“' i MARS >ho‘n5ke(|l. R 11\4’)[!:1’y IWT y:a[‘ “"\1”-‘ 4 i § 3 3 capital need not apply, but will rent cheap to A LOAN ON NA Y DY 4) 'ON LOTS. WE Al amied “I don't care,” said 1. \e land of Mr. Dunbar and his sister is = ik, Afdress W61, Bos, LM 20 ) = ki IR e AN “But there’s no one here—except those | good principally for hay and grazing, 4 FOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER I Lo ~ AGENTS WANTED, 7B HADDOCK, ROOM 427 RAMGHE Bro NEBRASKA HAY CO., WHOLISALE HAY, e o B two—and they're not thinking of us,” and I | although they can raise corn and potatoes on b ). R i a0 L = B nd mill stuff, ‘We are always on the O IR smiled most knowingly. it. On thelr land is a fine clear lake of 6 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY ‘I‘HH MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. et to buy or sell. 1402-4-6 Nicholas st. ‘Aren’'t they?' she asked, with a little | forty . cres, and it is this that {s making the O. ¥, Davls company, 1606 Farnam. D—ms | WANTED, GOOD SOLICITORS, 'MEN AND i ture, planos. horses, wagons or any kind of 9 & women. 'to work_for the Progressivo Endow: L JwigDns, o a0y kind' o laugh. ““Well, perhaps not, Mr. Vansittart.”” [ money for them. The lake is the gold mine, v 4 ERUKENNY & CO., . 1, CONTINENTAL, B | ment Gui of Amerten,'cor” ilssourl, Kana CE L A L S L SR COLONEL AND BEER. “Thiey won't notice,” I urged. Somehow I | Other farmers not ten miles away have been : ) D73 Sear Endowment lnauranos coominers Hn [ emount. FIDBLITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ot -l —_ wanted to do it. unable to raise hay or any other crops of & CALL AT QUR OFFICE AND EXAMINE PHO. iable people only need apply. Address room | _oom 4 Withnell block. OPTICAL CO. A Kentuckian's Capacity for the Amber ‘Well,” she sald, “we—we'll chance it— | consequence this year because of the drouth. 4 @ raihs B8 vary T o A ARINE IO | & Todk Yaiand widg, oor-eih ‘200, Bamend — ——— ~ 3."F." Ponder Tiyes tested free. 224 Fluld Accurately Measured. but be quick. No, mot just now, wait ll I The Fort Niobrara reservation of 55,000 b ; Ved street, one-half block from car line: onty | _street, St Joseph, Mo, J—Moa3 01 BUSINESS CHANCES, WDl Gearanl ELix sa st AR oanteal of || dy Naw acres is as dry as the throat of a gambler on THE ALOE & PENFC {38 per month. " Fidsilty Trust Company, 1w 7 held my hand In readiness. Mrs. Dun- | Sunday, but the lake waters the two-mil Jthey | tract homesteaded by Dunbar and his sister, WANTED—TO RENT. the advertising department of the Pabst AHOWLING SUCCESS, HAVANA opticians, 1408 obposite Paxton 0 I a3 - - can’s eyes traveled round the room $-ROOM HOUSE NEAR HIGH S8CHOOL; X v 7 = hotel. Eyes <xamives a9 Brewing company he had a number of in- o sk oment on the couple | @rd will do so for all time to come, _ inquire 2616 Capltol ave. Dot 160 “’.?.fi';rfi{:‘nx}mflk“’:u;rfiy.n?‘%, TAVE MONN | SR NATIONAL INFORMATION = = — | teresting cxperiences, and there was one in | Fested, alerty for 4 wmoment of the <P | TBut i spite ot the drouth there fs yet ) FOR RENT, DESIRADLE 7-ROOM COTTAGH, | _and Dodge. cliange’ Co, 03" Plrat National banki, Oriaia; JOB PRINTING, particular which he delights to recall. Upon | ohi’she cried “Now!" 1 pulled * | somo business in_northern Nebraska. One —_— EE Customers with cash, farm iand = " : A . hile M i 213 Woolworth ave, §25.00, Ringwalt Brow., | = e has customers with atm lnda’ and ety asion, writes Bugene Fleld In the | "o~ said, Mrs. Duncan, in & little shriek | 08¥, While Mrs. Bunker was in Valentin she saw a cattleman receive $90,000 for his Baker Blah Pt STORAGE. property for merchandise; slw stocks of goods | REED JOD PRINTING CO., FINE PRINTING | 0ne oc A for ‘wale and trade. Y- MSdS 3) of all kinds. 1fth st, Bee Duilding. % | Chicago Record, the gifted Henry Watter- | that was half a laugh. hord FOR RENT. CHEATEST 8IXROOM O STORAGE, WILLIAMS &CROSS, 120 HATNEY. | (5o INVESTED YIELDS 1.0 AVERAGH son visited Milwaukee, and it being then | The curl stood the ordeal. I looked round. | MGRE 0o an p B e ot : k. with bath”n ciiy; only $15.00. 3035 ¢ PR AR LA R e the custom to regale distinguished visitors | Confusion! The tall mun was glaring straight [ o -t (0 MRS, P R PRIOER 8 e 2 e Sdedis ey o = cotus, itemized statistics free. Betson & R T with drlves about town—drives invariabl; i il L 3 i s o e o e e STORAGE FOR H\IUSLIIOLDH‘G‘An“” Bwyer, i1 Broadway, New York. ¥—Mils 03 LAWN MOWERS ‘ gl y | at us. road, and is between Fremont and Chadron, i and cheap rate. R. Wells ending at the Pabst orewery—tne eminent Kentuckian was whirled hither in a car- riage, the beauties of the residence dis- “How beastly unlucky!” I exclaimed to Mrs. Duncan's fan—for her face was en- Mcichoir Bros,, 1118 Farnar both of which are towns of importance. Val entine, the nearest town, s also & good point. A COAL BUSINF TR S e e PR T ablis k3 7 = QUIRE 211 DOUGLAS | OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1502 FARNAM. ST 153 Wi Sica taune I aix months, AbDly. 16 W o | BAZORS, SIEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN NOW- 58, ALSO FEED, WELL & led In county seat; ask no bonus; $1.000 ROOM HOUSE. Urely hidden. Very little government land s left around : h P D63 Bee ot ¥300-20 A L. Ubdolan! 106 i Mt " T3 | WGt Indpecked and ihe business qusriers ST RoUpoTaDENer TR L0 penIMAL mirth- | (here, Mrs. Dunker says. Her land is in ; 8 6 ROOMHOUS JERN A TEAP, T — | e | € ly, the Layton a 1- | ful gurgle were to count as one. Yherry 00 . W ¢ i . v B} volce. . southwester 0 R I PSRN pointe o v con 3 e pride; fina N, T > }V‘“ "l“NT TI"N ROOM |ll|l' ' ored. Lowest rates. 1015 ‘dh .‘L“‘e"w‘“"‘ No other store within six miles. Good trade pvtepe | nbais 0 with commen ) ¢ nally Not much,” sald Mrs. Duncan, dis laying | a candidate for sheriff to get over, one eye round the side of the fan. A married woman cannot homestead land, Suddenly there was a movement opposite. | nor can a girl under 18 years of age. Mrs Our friends rose; the man gave his arm; | Bunker is a widow, her husband having dled they walked to the door. six years ago. He conducted the Dunbarton | N . con 1 Farnam and S3the sts.: modern improvements; established. A snap for some one, Wil 3. CELLENT SUBSTITUTRE | the brewery was reached, and evidently ton clicaper, 16th&Farnam | to Mr. Watterson's exceeding satisfaction, S ¥ 6 O4 | for, once seated in the cool seclusion of one S T 7 D HIS COAL OF. | Of the subterranean passages of that im- _by Chas, Turner, 816 Farnam st D849 glve time on part. W, B. Miller, Aurora, - — WANTED--TO BUY, 1l HOUS D16 & DOUGLAS. D—315-% | HAVANA FRECKLES, BEST ON L 2 ROOMS, WELL & STORES. F.D.W EARTH, sC. | HO' AN a9 ARTH, POt oW oL ey R . il | “fice 10 2098, 16tk st., Brown block. mense institution, Mr. Watterson did ot | thE¥ WAIKEL S e, " X el i FOR RENT, TWO §-HOOM, BLEOANT BRICK N—MGs1 857 Foon e Tueive. hundeed witl by Ceverys | Smm——————ee e | [ige again until he had put into the seclu- That's ‘the way..to ]”“{ oanN ',‘:‘,'l”ry” ‘dl hou ,’“r ("I“f“’ ‘“”] and l""' has sinc flate; all imodern convenionces: 1 block from | SECOND-TgAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH | thing complete. Reason for selling, poor health. CORNICE. sion of his comprehensive girdle the con- | observed. ‘I say, he's looking awfully riled. | carried on the place with good success. 1ith street motor; §23.00. Comptroller's office. at Antiquarian book store. 1519 Farnam etreet. | Address Lock Box 84, Hiawatha, Kan. —_— tents of twelve quart steins of nice, cold, | She must have sat on him. You are certainly a business woman, A5 : i I 2, N—MI61-010% it "~ ¥-Mai1 | WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, GALVAR foamy beer. | Mr. Wattorson's enjoyment of | Do you think so?" asked Mrs. Duncan, | the Post reporter sald to her, as he was leav. FOUR SIX-ROOM FLATS, BATH, STRAM | WANTED, THE BEST RESIDENCE LOT THAT | WANTED, PA R WITH $00 TO TAKE | _ifon eernices. : Y WV /oTie the beverage was évidently so keen that | l0oking up at me and sceming much amused. | ing, = 0 - sultible for renting furnished rooma; | | $1,000 or $1,000 cash will buy. D. . Hutche | half interest in business that will clear 31,000 | FAGLE B WOl J0HN next day Mr. Yenowine told Captain Pabst | “Suppose we go after them and look on Woll, T cught o be,"* sbe replied WHOLE o block from Webster street depot _ison, 108 Lth N—M37 17 this fall and will be permanent. References neter, prop., 108, 110, 133, N., 11th. Estab, ¥ o s “ 5 ain?'" smile, “I belong to the business woman's Hn Tt atreet t T T Sxchanged. | Adarsss. for particulacs. 3. & 10, 18 about it. The famous brewer was surprised. | again? o i P, S WANTED, FOR CASH, SECOND-HAND 1| e &® M3gd 174 “I supposed that Mr. Watterson was a 'd just as soon stay here,” said I A FOR RENT, THE 14ROOM DWI horse wigon, sultable for hauling coal. Ade . s e wine drinker,” said he. I had no idea | “Would you? Oh, but everybody will be | It would hardly be fair to tell Mrs. Bun. Douse “cormer 10U and - Leaveaworth dress X 1§, care Omaha Bee. N—M4T 17 '”"l ALE, EST OYSTER PARLOR TENTS AND aWNING oy et oy i e here directly, Mr. Vansittart.' ker's age. Her brother, however, is 38, and ) fiton Rogers. e e | and_conféctionery und fruit store In one of | ———0 B 1 i el d, - , HY “That's o I8 o * e b bl FOR SALE_FURNITURE, the best cities in the state of 14,00 fahabliants, | WOLF BROS. & €O, MANUFACTURERS O Indeed he coes” answered Yenowine. | 1 nodded ‘with undersianding. “That's | she ls considerably younger, it the reporter EOoR BENT & ANT 10-ROOM ] Address W. 65, Bee. Y384 1 Swaings. e waRSD, lay stack cover “‘What Is more, he declares that your beer | true,” sad I, offering my arm. : mistakes not. reasonable. ¢ street u = o S rpauling jd pirachutes. 103705 8, | {s the finest he ever put to his lips.” “I' think you'll do, you know—some day,” » i PAYMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR | = —— o s the finest he ever put to his lip y 4 5 FINE TROOM CORNER FLAT AT 7 money. Low pricés on furniture and household "¥OR EXCHANGE e Sy Do e AN ST aaE o Captain Pabst was delighted with this | sald Mrs. Duncan, as we went Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous heads atreot; range and all other conven Gooda.” Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16th st - compliment. e determined to get even | 1 thought myself it was not bad—tor a | ackes. Trial size, 26 cents. All druggists. { g At room Sxtan: biogk e | AMRTCATE WAL, BAVANA nugrlgéfis&’s,c. nmnwu, T | with the distingulshed Kentuckian, ~ It was | beginning. 1 daresay my llm.k told my B e i TROOM HOUSE, $2 PER MO, oy v i B | perhaps a week later that he sald to | thought; for she laughed again. ¥ urgia n, \ FOR SALE -HORSES, WAGONS,ET0 T HAVE CASH, 10WA AND OTHER LANDS | HOME FOR LADIES Bl ‘}um, AND DURING | Yenowine: “Ob, by the way, 1 sent a “I'm much obliged for my lesson,” sald A man in Washington {s agent for a curl- i 2 WANTED-A TEAM QF HORSES WEIGHING | = to exchange for b.erchandise. H. A. Wagner, | confnement, with best,of gare; communication | hogshead of beer to your friend Watterson | I, with a very significant glance. ous kind of coffin. He describes it as fols FOR RENT, MODERN 9-ROOM % o) + ~ o confidential. Mrs, K (Yolkman, raduated v vas r " gl vel « BEY HINT, MODRRHN | Bo leaa than LN lbs. wal broken (o cliy | _Omaha,' Neb. 2365 Smidwice, 1 solth ighi mirect, Ligeoin, N yesterday It was no trouble,” he answered, with a | o T 0 T e and bur. f Tth at. Telephone 1877, Srivisg. Send particulars to UN Baw T | e o ROFERTY OB LAND. WL " M0 o | “You did? demureness that hardly pretended to hide s o = iy . HERETY T it o, i P B M PR L Nchiet. glar proof. The case ls made out of boiler § ————— Mams & Mittan, McCague bullding, room 813, H ghteen dozen quart | m! e ! . ORAANT. RESTDRNCI, I 3 EARGAL PHYS. PHARTONS: 1 NEW Z—M897 OL DENTMS bottles of our choicest brew packed carefully “There they are!* I whispered, as we | o1 Ilfl::m':ln: ;;1;‘ bun;. [l t;n: \ renienoes, ohban. o surry below cost. Drummond Cg. CO. = - i and shipped to Loulsville. Your friend wiil | reached the conservatory. eather, which forms an enamel that etain couple rooms. Addre 1 PROVE! C : b DM AR I NoGHN. Al P | IMPROVAD W ACRES 1IN WYANDQTIR * 00, niz_“‘a'ynohma 8 N m{fibr NTIST, SUITE 3% | now have enough beer to last him for the ““Yes, there they are.'" cannot be penetrated by chlsel or drill. It B o P e e o= | GOOD LEA. TOP FAMILY CARRIAGE, $55.00 oining good town in Hancock Co., Ohio, to Y . fpam sts, tel. 7% | yext six months.” The tall man and the girl were standing | |8 put together with angle iron and flush % . OO COTTAGE NEAR BEMIS PARK |~ Simpson buckboard, 0.0, Drummond (qu:: {rade or castern” Mo land or piirchandiae, | 1 ® | Mr. Yenowine was greatly gratified to know | in the middle of the conservatory talking. | rivets. The locks are all on the inside, oo ¥ " R, x 685, Schuyler, Neb. Z—M121 05 | DR, PAUL, DENTIST, GO E 86 | that Captain Pabst had remembered Mr. | They did not appear now so engrossed in | constructed with hooks and staples, with & = e | W BRED, STYLISH, HANDSOME AND | OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED | ———————————————m=——= | Watterson 50 handsomely; he was sure that | one another; indeed, thelr conversation | spring behind them, that when a pin I8 [ Vv HOUS NISH, MOD- | “rast mare, very cheap. George W. Holbrook, residence property and eastern Nebraska farm DYE WORKS. Mr. Watterson would appreclate the com- | seemed intermittent. Mrs, Duncan and I sat | drawn from the outside the bolts spring em. 3230 Webster street, 315,00 call ‘at 1213 | 1623 Farnam street P31 land to trade for dry goods. Want to deal [ ————— ey S e v 1 1 Broey sireet L. e am T e e ton Gy, _figes. Wen SHOBDSACK. TN Ty pYR wonks, | Plment. Stll as a mative Kentuckian | down. - down and lock automatically, and the cofin = o Bl A 1. CLARKE, HORSE COMMISSION DEAL- g ZoM1®) 08 3681 Farpam strest. Dysing of every des himself, he had his doubts about the beer ‘They're not amused any longer,” I ob- | Is then locked so that it cannot be opened FOR RENT, NEW TWE ROOM HOUSE, | “er, unlon stock yards, South Omaha; all clasacs | — —— —— | tion and dry cleaning. 0 | lasting Mr. Watterson six months; three | served. from the outside. The only person who can | - D3840 b N PP N Rdcress “Box 81 Dunfup, 1o, ”A—nu—w' FURNACES. moaths' In Kentuoky, for nights are longer Tien a strange thing happeaed. The tal | person Inside. * Tho theory of the cofin a in e e e e ey ——— a— p— m— n entucky han they are in Milwaukee, | man stepped sw! y across and sa 0 Mrs. case & person Is buried allve he can throw - ——— I WILL EXCHANGE A_GOOD FARM FOR A | BEST FURNACE MADE, SOPT COAL SMOKE | K. ky bel ¥OR RENT- ¥ FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS. stock of goods. G. W cousuming and_hard agte fors | [Sentucky belng neater the quator, and if | Dunca . | back the bolts, explode the torpedos, warn L URNISHED ROONS. R - NROU ek’ 08 goods. I0GMuEN, Diles Bo% Bhoe Works s N i rnaces Eagle Cor- | iy a curlous fact recognized by sclence that [ ‘“Have you been to supper, Mrs. Duncan? | tne sexion and thus escape. It might also FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKBEPING P - BANK AND PLATTE VALLEY SAND FOR quarts are shorter where nights are longer. | *“Well, no, " sald she, with a smile of | pe useful In AND - e e | = = case a person found himaelf &“r man and wife.” Rent taken in bLoard. 319 sale. C. W. Hull company, 3th and lurfl wla F‘?'lll Exaili‘t‘b«"«‘lrh.‘c&\!:_\kll.u)'VLdHA mkfi;l‘_r:.n LIVERY BTABLE. Well, In three or four days there came a | mockery, 4 £ in an unsatisfactory place after death. N 1t atreet, B | Qe | real estatc for ‘a Tl | —— bttt lotter from Watterson, written In Watter- | *“Then perhaps you'll permit me—? e i FOR RENT, ICEL TRNI1S! ——t HAY FOR SALE AND RAN LFAEE' £ s — ARDING STABLES, FINE LIVERY RIGS | son's neatest hand and couched In Watter- “It's s0 late now?"’ call_ ot RO Dougian, | IUVISHED ROON | ‘1\0'0 tona ..»‘.‘1"...: a0 weswfi? siack, i | & GOOD LOT IN“EAST OMAHA 7O BX: | cheap B Baumiey. inth and St Margs ave. | son's choicest language. It was an inter- | “Not too lste?” sald the tall man, with & EAST PRONT ROOMS. Wil DAVENDONT. | lease. contalniig two, good cortalls of b head | _Lamoreaus Bros, W5 8 1h. Pt . — Mling lobias, Baztiowlatly %0 a8 lndiceling | touch of eniresty.lo his to. N o e g A WHOLESALS COAL how cruelly even Yenowine himselt had mis- | “Well—not quite, perhaps, W weil. st Address B. . Cole, 1 judged Kentuckian enthusiasm. “Give my 8he rose. *Good night Mr. Vansittart. 1| When Baby wassick, we gave her Castorla, Neb. Clear 180 Neb. land for good building lot. m— I3 LARGE Hastin SOUTH FRO! ROOM F e 3 ! JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN | compliments to Captain Pabst,” wrote Mr. [ hope we shall meet again. When she - Cast Mest Tarpishad, WAV Harner mrnel. | o e ,,,f;};?,,"}j,:"" Omaha ot and cash "tor wood | YN Liias" 08" doal. Correspondence soilclzd: | Watterson, “and thank him for the beer. | She Eave me her hand, I sald nothing, | v e wasa Chid, sho cried for Castorla, e - P e ot B glass, cost $30.00, for §10.00. Allow examination. ear lowa property, well rented, for Neb, #08 Varnam ot 53" | It arrived yesterday morning. Last even- | They were gone. The girl stood blank and | When she bocame Miss, she clung to Castoria, PURNISHED OR UM 8 B 3 ress Hunting 2 n, Cineln . land, ~ = == ~— 2, e er. g ) es USNISHED Ok UNFURNISHED ROOMS; | ‘Address Huntington, 453 Main, Cinclnaall. ‘v’nh" Bk et b e K T AXIDERIEIETS. ing 1 fovited two or three congenial fgl- | alone. I stood opposite her. Then I heard [ When sho Lad Children, she gavethem Castorla e ! s vachangs axy of shore and-pey.gath dif: i KIDERMIE lows to drop in, and we drank it up. from the door, in Mrs. Duncan's volce— FOR SALE, FULL BLOOD HOLSTEIN BULL | Omaha. A ¥ CONNETT, TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEN Sy, vie was your own fault. Why did you 4 calf, registered. 3528 Webster street, 3 N, Y. Life logue. George E. Brown, ir., & Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidgey | talk to that child instead of me? e Q408 210 . Z-Mus, troubles, Trial size, 26 cents, All Qurggista. There was a pause, Music began In the o