Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1895, Page 7

| Advertisements for these colnmns will be faken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and wntil 8 p. m. for the moruing and Sunday edition. Advertisers, aheck, can by requesting & numbered nave answers addressed to & Bumbered Jetter in eare of The Hee. An- | swers so nddressed will be delivered upon Liesentation of the check only. Kates, 31.2¢n word, frst lusertion, le a word hercatior. for tirst insertion I hese advertisements must Urely. 1un consecus WANTEL—®ALE HELP. WANTED, 1,00 MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY for the receipt (absolutely fre plain sealed envelope) which cured n us debil exhaused 3. W Nox 1,341, B CUBAN F1 MILD. B vitality, ete Tker Kalamazo ECKLES, Mick PURE AN WANTED, SMALL CONCE wages wants first-class wood engruver. Blaie dress R 6, F © LAB pany Thur wages expecied. A B—M708 13 ERS FOR COM Dorplagt IR B _h 7!\( RAILWAY & OH U, 5. ARMY, ABLE-BODIED between the uges of 21 and United of good char- scter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For full information apply, preferably by letier, o recruiting officer at For' Omaha, or &t 134 Farnam street, Omaha, Nel B WANTED—*EMALE HELP. ARE YOU HONEST, SOBER, IND 1f w0, engage with us for 185, $3,600'a year; you can make It a day. Our agents do not e times. Why? They our Perfection Dish Wa Tamily washer m and polishes dish ; necessa p and durabl ntl-rust s ® for its equal have to can u have RRherT, WANTED, FUR unmarried men, 80, citizens of the TRIOUS? a month, six_hours of hard ng plain tne unly practical washes, dries In two minut pounds ty, 100 ple ily’ wants on soon ms pe they send for territory protect nish sample (welg! 1o lady agents 1o take orders with made $214.53 frst Anys. Addr particulars Perfection Mfg. Co., Englewo y six pounds) 1n' ni GOOD COOK GOO| Nothing taken for less than 206c [ WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED, farniture UNFURNISHED ROOM TO ETORE in terms. Addreas § 17, Bee, K—852-1 WANTED 10 hous x TEN-ROOM proforred. Meas 1 NINE OR part of city K RENT i north B.ENTAL AGLNCY. . WALLACE, RENTALS, 312 BROW STORAGE. FRANK EWER STORAC AGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. 8. warehouse; household Etored; 0131015 Leavenw M2 DURIN Omaha Stove Repa; nd rates. rth SUMMER. _TEL. Works. M VES STORED T Dourias PACIFIC & P RAGE & WAREHOUSE ©s 88, General storage and f. "WANTED—TU BUY A IND HAND Ry £ and Douglas str FRAME I‘OK =ALL ¥ URNITURE A FAMILY ndrews doubie 1 Garland rang nd meason, 1 Address R 51 rol0Ieg hed. WrItIE child’s play Nard coal stovi Bee office tent wpl in_ its i heater. 16 MUST BF moay SOLD DY FRII arpet (nea set, dining room set writing _desk, kitchen South_%th AY. UTH new), YART par plece ot O tral SALE, %0 location great ROOMS 15 barg FURNT " FOR SALE—HORSEE, FOR SAL) —F v will 818 N FIRST CLASS FAMILY xchange lear lot. A. York L HORS P, Tukey, FOR SALE MI:CLLLANFOUS COMBINATIO! Chas. R. Lee, 8 HARDWO( chicken 1, HOG 9th and Doug Qidl THE STANDARD CATTLE CO., AMES, NEB., has 400 tons good baled hay (o seil, Q—Mi2 FOR SALE. A PET DEER. INQUIRE dl G Brandles, Doston Store. CUBAN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE, 6C. Qisd 21 CLA!RVOYANTB MRS DR._H. WARREN, liable business medium, . CL. AH’K\'IY\\T RE- Sk pear at 118 N 20ih Shis MASSAGY, BATHS, RTC. 300D GIRL TOR Apply 118 N. $th st ANTED housework A H, 2D FLOOR, ROOM steam, suiphur and s T—M768 15% MADAM SMITH 3; magnetic a baths. WANTED, care of baby; strest GIRL, ref TOR BARKER BLOC! Dz THE FIOUSES, F. K. DARLING, THE CITY, I, E. COLE CO. LARGES IRABLE HOUSES. 4205 Cuming st 926 N. 2(th av 4907 Cass st 9 rooms, 4927 Davenp & rooms, 3420 Jackson st § rooms. 351 st ty Trust Co., rooms, 7 rooms, 7 rooms, 9 rooms, 1702 Farnam MADAM LA RUE, 1617 HOWARD ST. Tes J120 ARD, 1221 DODG MBS0 Jy 4 MASSAGE PARLORS IN B15 & 320 8. 15th; thoroughly and manicurist attendant T—MS76 Jy BATH AND Mme. Howell practical chir TURKISH BATHS; ONLY PLAC exclusivel Suite 10911, cITY IN Bee bidg. o l.‘\l\l!:s" BA &, 15. “PERSONAL THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order frgm measure. 1909 Farnam' street, U3t 0. 16TH ST. LDG.; HEALTH DOOK ludy’ attendant. U4 VIAVI CO., %40 BE _free; horie " treatment TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, CLO b-room cottage, cily watler; store buil: arnam. L. S. Skinner, ugent Life. 30.ROOM HOUS Douglas, * W. TWO 8-ROOM avenue, B IN: ng, 1308 310 New York D—M921 16 LOCATE DM$56-71 MODERN, Clark. RICK HOUS & Hanscom park, e s Inquire 1115 South 32nd strect D—-M329 CLEAN theast corner 11t Inquire room 314 First Di21-13 o1 NEWLY gered and palnied At b oward, $15 a month National bank_bullding. B_HAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOW Banquet, hall, residence and grave decorutions. 1813 Vinfon street. Telephone 776, U—M4ds DATHS, MASSAGE, MME. POST, 319% §. Lo, CUBAN WORTH 10C FOR tC. 1S4 a2 PLEDG OT REDEEMED OR EXTENDED by June 15 will be sold at auction. Fred Mohle, 1617% Farnam, U—MU3 15 PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING CON- finement; bables adopted or otherwise provided for. 2621 Charles street, Omaha, FRECKLES, € AND 7-ROOM WITH RANGE AND all modern conveniences; awnings, screens and Janitor service. Call & at, 701 S. 15th B, from 10 0 13 and 2 to 4. George Glodser. #ROOM MODERN HOUSE, DETACHED. beautiful lawn; shade trecs. 605 South Ith. Apply to J. H.' Parmtte, Douglas’ block FOR RENT, FINE COTTAGE BARN. LA(GE lawn, on car lige. R. C. Patterson, Ramgo ik D—4 ¥ ELEGANT 6-ROOM COTTAGES JUST BUILT, 50. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam. FLAT OF 4 FURN rooms; very Apply to owner, SHED R UNFURNISHED desirable; G. Ste 2004 Plerce FOR RENT, AT REASONABLE PRICE, MY residence, cor. Mth and St. Mary's ave., fur- nished or unfurnished, for the summer, longer. Mrs, M. Hellman FIVE ROOM $10.00. HOUSE, INQUII COTTAGES, ONE 806 5. 30th. WO ern. R00M MOD! ST, . BTH pieton. Hartm i bbins, FOI HOUSE 1 improvements; also 3 cottages. wift, 405 N. 13th stroet. SIX ROOM COTTAGE s s FOR RENT_DURING JULY AND AUG., FUR- nished house: §30 per mo. 1o good party. A. P, Tukey, KIS New York Life. D--ss214 FOR RENT--»UxniSHED ROOMS. NICE SOUTH FRONT ROOM, WELL FUR- nishied, private family. Call 313 Ca: ASANT 1ROOM FURNISHED ROOM RENT, ELEGANTLY G4 8. 13tk FURNISHED FOR rooms ?_NICE hons ng. NICELY FURNISHE meu or m FURNISHE E—616 Jy? D ROOMS ¥ uple. 606 No FOR HOUSEKEF rent taken fn b DOMS and wit D RO PURNISH M, BATH, $; 101 FARNAM E -3 FUB)\!SHED ROOMS AND BOARD THE RO: 20 HARNEY, NICE FUT Toma with toard; spectal Tatee o genile FWO SOUTH ROOMS, SINGLE OR with_board; private fawlly; referen K TO RENT with - Loard Douglas NICELY termis FURNISHED Rt Pt SUITE OF RoX with board in private Farnam. SUITE lawn, ALSO ta WITH 15t F A1 16% TOOMS, DESIRAULE celient tal or UMBRELLAS COV 316, No. 16th. Jas. Henderson. U—3§7 J 20 DARGAIN, 12 CABINET PHOTOS. $2 DAVIES, 13 B. 16th street, opposite Boston Store. TU—M#09 30 HAS MO, TO LOAN bicycles, ete. Busls Address Postoffic —M702 C. M. DIART, M. D., HAS RESUMED practice. Practice limited’ to diseases of the Office _hours_by special appointment. 3. 121 S. 25th st U—M708 13 YOUR OLD CARP & INTO any size you wish. A PRIVATE PAF on_plunos, fewels, strictly confidential. 226, TS MADE INTO 1521” Leavenwarth U—M106 Jy6 WILL MR. KEISERLING, WHO WAS TO publish a German paper in this city please send his address to this office. —§59-13% MAN CAN DIR BUT ONCE ER THAT evil day by toning up the system with Clarke' Pure Rye Whisky. It is the water of life. Al- ways in_bottle U—MS91 13 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 315 N. Y. LIFE, loans at low ratea for choice securily in Ne: braska'dnd Towa (aims or Oimatis el property. Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. WiHE Davis Cor, 1605 Faruam st “DIRECTORY HAVE INVE New vestor's © Just comp! CO., 10 WALL ST, offer any pert 100,000 eastern in nes, who lave money to invest; ed. ‘Write for partie . A. STARR, i N. Y. LIFE. Wis0 POLICIES Chesney, Kansus Cit NSURANCE F. 0. Lire > or bought. Mo. W458 JUNE 13, 1895. HOW- YOl CAN REDU[E*-LABDR AND THE WEAR DF: [LOTHES BY. USIN[: SANTA CLAUS EUAP BEST PUREST AND MOST ECONIMICAL. Sold everywhare made Ry THE NXEAI FOR EXCHANGE THWEST MISSOU for stock_of or implements. Kn Risser, 374 Pearl st., Council Blufts, In WILL & coal MILLINE 1312 Dourlas street REANH COMPANY e LO:T. WILL BE PAID return, in good condition, of cash longing to Stanley DBaker, 1 was in trunk sold at Union boggage sale n October. 1593 B. A., Council Bluffs, ST, NEAR 14TH AND DOUGLA ML | FIVE DOLLARS THE x & FOR bo. 1a. WANTED TO TRAD for draft horse E. J. Davis weighing 1 more. 1116 Farnam st 0D ORD! for clear R; tr lots 1617 a year Ames, ity Ia or ¢ lady's gold watch and chain Jady's full name inside back cover, Margaret = Weiss nder will e liberal reward by returning the Burlington ticket offh 14th and am_ streets. 849 w50 i LOST, G turn’ to YHOUND, 3408 Farnam st SIX MO! Rewar HOTEL—PART land. Ames, 1617 STORY trade for FURNIS Farnam- TO EXCHANGE, A COMBIN drugs, clocks, watches, jewe blank hool books, wall paper, window shad s, oils, glass, ' etc. 'Will invoice, wi about $9,000. Want mproved farm. A. J. Pitzer, Cherryvale, Kansas. 2. fixtu Add Msi FOR SBALE—XuAL ESTATE. Iy10 §4-100 THE contain Finder SATURDAY EVENING garden, a ases, capds The 1 § IN returning purse to IF THE LADY WHO WAS up a_watch on 14th and 1 afterncon will return th | The Bee office a liberal r be paid 1d N0 questions aske S55-14° — % MEDICAL. and s, res SEEN n m IMPROV. R Brioes thet Wil sirpiiss you in 2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood if taken w 43 N. Y. 1 RE—450 LANDS NEAR OMAHA | ENGLISH are the CHICHESTER'S royal Pills (diamond brand) rellable; take r; sen particulars elief for Ladics,” return mafl. At drugsists. Chic ical Co.. Philadelphia B best! safe, ith- | WHOEVE 2 OR TRADE IN CITY PR John N. Frener, opp, R SY PAYMF buy lots, acres, farms. Garvin Bro HAVE YOU would 1ike to beautiful 6 or what you want bargain; now is CLEAR LOT put in as part 7 room cotta and can make you a spl the time to buy vours home in Omaha. We have had mor for homes the iast week than for “idelity Trust company, 17 R NEAR A THAT payment fc We have ny wi 2 Farn: M2 LARG cash, bal. easy Farnam, 2 ROOMS. 6 per ce . WELL, A CISTERN 6 per cont NEAT bR, Payment $200; Farnam. int LATE per e SIX ROOMS, 2.8TORY, § from motor, $1,650; int Farnam T160 ACRES IN CEY monthly payments.| McCague Block. ROOF, ‘ nt RAL NEDRASKA, 81 R.F. Willlams, Room P, You inquir troubl no the only great clair. free advice, but humbugzed b vears. 1 mever fall ave., Des Moines, Ia. 35148 on- | o. | m don't Tocated fleld, 53t three be for 9 6th weeks. PAWNBROKERS. or o | H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. Just = PASTURAGE. WE HAVE 160 ACRES ture for horses ton & Phelps, Phelps & Son, 27 OF BLUE G board fence, spring W Gilmore, Neb., or A N. Y. Life bldg., Tel. 1051 3 July_1¢ CATTLE & HORSES, T. MURRAY 08-J15 am. 13 | i x embalmer, & VALIEN, 17901 CUMING, TEL. 106 an UNDERTAKER AND EMDALM- Tarnam st., telephone 22 ) an or, | MAUL. 1417 160 ACT wn, ¢ acres in crop ; £10 per ac in. R. F. urchiaser 1o gt Williums, Toom 411 Mc R E SLLAR; well $200 Cash; ROOMS city W Farnam-st EAST F! 90, Ames, R. E. 80— FULL L bargain. R’ RE: 4-ROOM COTTAG $700.00; terms easy; _Patterson,” Ramge block AND VINTON ST and_car line. Only w0, sour own will take st A _$1.200 LOT 2IST from paved awful sacrifice $60 cash, balanc delity Trust company, tern FARM LANDS . windmill ine-third ; easy payments.This Is surely 834 12 RONT W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 16TH ST. of ,imm..r;. 808 So. 16th st 5 . BANJO _AND M-100 161 " oT, GELLENBECK, 1911 Cass sireet. DANCING. AND MRS. MORAND WILL GIV ssons in dancing at their home. yige street, during the summe: ELECTRICAL SUFPLIES ELECTRIC, Euitar tea MR, at AND_CONTRAC- tors for eiectric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. Western Ele WE HAVE heautiful first-class bicycle cash, balance 6 Trust company, and $230 cash one-h years 1 per cei Fide sole agent, 1702 Farnam RE—$56-] A PARTY WHO PAID $50 FOR full corner lot that he will trade for ioal’ Bupply. Cay; 1535 Howad ‘st 482 half lity BUBINESS NO! x'CEs 13 LOT WORTH §5 FOR $230. Rusiness lot worth 3550 for $50. House, modern, cost $4,500, for §2,750. Gottage, close in, worth $6,0, for 2000 Property renting for $430 per ve G 6. Watlace, $12 30 3. Brown bik RE—8565-15 2 LOTS, CHEAP WILL TRADE F bicycte or horse mortgage. Down town residence, § rooms, will take 33,000 in clear outside balance morigage. Good hardware stock, estate and some cash. G. G. Wallace, 312 J. J. Brown blk Z—$%6- AT $1.000, worth_$6, $6,000, for nd buggy, $30 cash and 3Z0 property and clear real DENllST PAUL, PATENT lawyers and sciicitors. SUES & CO. Bee Bulilding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. RAILWAY TIIE CARD DR R 500, 15 BiCYCLES. BURLD> 64 Omaba|Union Depot, 10th & Mason T_OF 16th etr ERLING BUILT LIK ern Electrical Supply Ce A WATCH. WE BALL | Will Ba BEARING um Bro., 120 Tll‘l:n_ V' ay Speclal. ALL 1515 Howard street 10:280m.. .Denver L 9i0am 4:35pm. Bik. Tiils, Mont. & Puget Sni, EX i pm 4:3pm. Denver EXpress...... Giopm. - Nebraska Local (except Sunduy. “‘Lincoln Local (cxcept Sunday) Fast Mall(for Lincoln) daily CHICAGO, BURLIN ot, 1 vet 4:4ipm $:50am. . ; Opm..Chicago and St.” Louls Expres Paclfie_Junction Local.. PLUS, $:00,000; U. New York. For 6 per ceni city property apply (o Pusey & 1 room 07 First Natl vank Lidg Wt ON IMPROVED OMAHA an, Love & Co., Paxion b loans on agents, ON OMAHA RE at 6 per cent. W. B. Meikel, 1st Nat " TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam. Wity property LOANS ope IN IMPROV erty, W. HADDOCK, ROOM 427, RAMC MONEY Pianos. TO Fred 1 LOAN ON_FURNITURE ‘erry, 43) Rumge bik ON FU !l\lrl RE, F etc., at lowest vall of Eoeds), Stricery conndentiat: ¥od the loan off at any time or in any OMAHA MORTGAGE_LOAN CO. 06 Bo. 16th 8t o “URITY YOU san’ Co. BUSINESS CHANCES. CH COUNTER ing well: $600. . T Cague Hullding. PAY Me: ND RESTAURANT Williams, Room 4i1 y—§33 12 “PAYING MANUFACTUR. be sold at once ¥CR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES | TWO-STORY DLRICK, 08 8. 13 15th ND 6 I'El;l 1 i-3y8 2X66, AND 66 ui your own price st irat National pank building 1 42013 THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, Farnam street. This bullding has & fire: 00f cement basement, complete steam heat- ng Nxtures, water on all floors, gas, etc. Al PIy at the office of The Bee. 13 AGENTS WANTED MEN AND WOMEN. 8 70 810 A DAY. AD- ress the Handy Hedter Co., 84 New York Lite bidg . Omaba, N 3 Aam CAN YOU VISIT STORES AND “r Prin! Machine to merchauts? Co., Racine, Wis FE Tt 1 nquire | | o HALF INT ST IN SMALL ing_and wholesale business, £00d living and capable of far $2.0000 whole business $4,50, rown blk BY ADMINISTRATOR, lonery in a central Nebraska city 5,000, doing good business: price. $600.00 be s0ld this month. Address § i, care ¥ MANUFAC Omaha, m Gevelopment G._ Wallace Y-S87-15 DAKERY ot must Ter ME% 15 BUSINESS CHANCE _TO » party, “with 3,000 or $10.000 to nto old estabilshed wholesale optical house, located in Chicago, and doing business in the west: have five traveling salesmen on the road. Ad § 21, Omaha Bee Y—M¥09 1 FUSIL OlL IN CLARKE'S JURE whisky. Used by famiiies. It's wonderful 1o its beneficial results. In bottles, st the Y- M892 13 Y LOAN AND JEWE red Moble, 1817 Farnam. T—M891-T14 {INGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS ( S. 15th street ...Fast Mall. & co., DEANE 1116 FARNAM ¢ )& Mason Sis Chicago Limited TERN BICYCLE & GUN CO.,2015 CUMI IN MANTELS, GRAT=S AND TiLES. g0_kixpress (ex NORTHW 1th & Eastern Exp Vestibulea Lin Sun.. NG ~ Lad Depot 4:00pm. . WOOD MANTLES, GRATES, TILE: places, vestibules and large floors catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons, FOR FI write Omaba, 47 BUILDING &LOAN ASSOUIATIO Mo. Valley Loc Chicago S i & PACIII 1 & Munon Sts. - | gigam. RE | §4spm for | TArrives "Omaha|Unicn De n naha N. |1 ... Atlantic Express (ex. SHARES IN MUTUAL L & B 6. 7. 8 per cent when 1, 3, 3 . redsemable. 1704 Farnam st ASS'N P. s old, alw Nattinger, 4 OR SECURE G to Omaha L. M. Nattinger, HOW TO GET A HOME interst on savings. Appl Ass'n, 1704 Bee Bidg. G & 4 DRESSMAKING. AKING IN 50: FAMILI Address § 13 DRESSMAKING IN PRIVAT! Fit und style guaranteed. FAMILIES, 434 Burdet Tioe Hee. b23-16° 2opmn 3opm Night Expres Chicago Vestibuled WEST & T 1:0 [ AY | 4 6:00pm. . Oklahom 1:40pm Colorado _ Limite C., ST. P, M. & U. Depot Febster Sts. Neb Sloux xas B 80 »on B. si caves Express Paul Lic E_& MO. VALLEY ioth and Webster Sts 5t Mail ‘i Expross Sut.) Wyo. Ex,(ex. Mon.) rfolk Expressiex. Sundey) St Paul Bxpress K. C., ST. L& C. fon Depot, 1ath de oL T (daily) ex. Sun.) ited 6:10pm st Leaves | — & Omaha| Depot 2:10pm...... . F" 2:10pm. .. {ex te. ES, m 120:30am &:10pm. 10:55am Leaves | Omahalt 9:50am.. HoU work, plasterin shop 913 N g off. b wt. R sas City Das Exp Night Ex. Via U. § Leaves MISSOUR] JA Omahal Depot, 15th and Webster 10:40am St. Louls Express 9:30pm St Louis Bxpress 3:30pm ska’ Local {ex. Bun.) SE. | yidopm K. C T s Nebr A. C. VAN BANT'S SCHOOL, 813 N, ¥ C. H. BOYDEN, PU2 all ‘kinds of pump urehitl’ Pump ND MILLE; T HAS REMOV: office to 206 §. 10th si., Biown A _GOOD THING—I'USH IT ALONG, MAY the lutest slang phrase but that's just w we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. ol in Oaha last year. e five you & Ibs. of the best Wyoming cooking coal for 34 Victor White, mgr., 160> Famam st Tel bloek. ~ HOTELS orders 5,000 tons SI0U) Depot | Leaves| _Omahal 1th and i 6:10pm. Bt.” Paul Ldmited.”. | Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Omaha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason S .Sloux City P er .St. Paul Limited ~ UNION PACIFIC OmahalUnion Depot, 10th & Mason Sts o m Kearney Expross | ‘#:00pm Overlan yer m, T & Buromaivg Fx 3opm ‘acific ress Matlor Fast SH RAILWAY . 10th & Mason Sts atioe (ex. Sun) 10 BE hat WARA Union Lien o . Pacific Coast Muslcian I SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—Prof. C HOTEL BARKER, WTH AND JONES STS, 1 7 rooms at $1.50 per day rooms st $2.00 per day Special rates to commercial and bourd by week or month, manager. travelers. Frank Hudi i Room | 78 Geoftrey, time one of the best musicians in the world, died at Fruitva Sunday and was buried here today. He was | & native of Germany, where he was born the city of Anheim T4 years ago. Although at one known ch, AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN), N. W. and Dodge. Rooms by frry COR. day or week. @ e made considerable money and was famous in his time, Geoffrey died in comparalive poverty and cbscurity, PENNY- travel- TORTURED IN THE PRISONS American Resident of Turkey Fumishes Information on the Armenian Question. FANAT.CISM ALLOWED TO RUN RIOT Armenian Christians Crowded Into Filthy Dungeons Without Suffcient Food aud Maltreated in Every Way that Devel- b Tagenuity Can Suggest. BOSTON, e e Amer the Turkey a letter abou Turkey recaived now pending holds death of Or wicked ard to dip their The eastern questi m Are th permitted | blood of & swords iristia s80 t on b fields P h all in ghways, in their mes and even worse the hands of the after day the pititul w ns Day a nment ftself told torture fiscation, human aid is entir of the political solution of v again urder, viol Mer intricacies 4 put th beyond our reach The letter gives the st of Turkish prison there are enough for t or welve are between twenty and thirty crowded each one There are n sanitary ar- rangements. Armenians often have to drink the “Khulitch” water. This is the water of the tank where Turks perform abluti for prayer. Kasper Khapoan of lage had head and ar broken prison keeper with a n shovel Manoogian of Volcte village strangled Zabti Goopo, the rais of Aharouk villag of Khleep, died in prison from the effec of ill-treatment and £9 found on his person was appropriated. Aghajanian and Serop Malkhassian of Avzud village were beaten into a fa!nting condition Malkhas. an was burned in eight places and Serop in twelve places with hot Jagop Ser of Avzood villa was bea tiil he and then a girdl throw neck and he was violently forced to th re ne was branded in places with red hot ramrods He was on his feet for five days and nights withou 1 or drink He was also subjected t violent beatings and pluckings out of hair DIED FROM THEIR INJURIES. Mardoian of Zemal village of Shad was subjected to violent beatings, pluck ing out of hair and forced to remain standing for twenty-four hours at a time. hen Mula zin Hadji Ali and the prison keeper, Abdull Kader, forced him to perform the shatanto;ee (Satau’s ring). The hands are tied together the feet forced through between them and tiel together by the great Simonien of Khass village was for nine nights by zab- the order of Mugo Tohauosh and Eskendr and Hadji Taieem. They him hand and foot, resulting in his Sojo Shawain of Alvason of Moosh, was kept in Moosh prison in an iron collar f nine spokes and heavy chains on his feet. He was brought to Bittlis prison in handcuffs, where he was kept three a half months. Often he was forced to stand for a long time hungry and with beatinpa When he would faint water would be pour on him to revive h when the beatin would be renewed Hs hair was plucked out and he was burned with hot irons. Mar- n of Vertann of Moosh, was ten by zabtichs in Mushaghs and nged. Saghatiel Merzolan of Hosh geldi village of Bavinak, was kept standing without food and drink for long periols at a time, his hair plucked out, viclently beaten choked with ropes, three times thrown into a faint. The prison keeper caused him to be bound to a ladder and beat him with his shoe on the stomach, back and head, and then spat in his mouth! Sund morning, pril 29, on the entry on one of the Protestant chapels was found a dog's head with a cross attached. Upon the upright part cf this c-oss was wrl ten Fngl sh, French, Rus American, German and Ar. || enian Upon the crose piece was written infels, you have become rebellious. In a short time you will see what will become of you. Oh! You traftors against the gov- ernment In the Gregorian church was ound the rest o1 the dog with a tied its tail, upon which written the mes: ‘‘Bulgarian, Italian eek.” In ad- dition to these upon the Protestant cross, the threats were greater. ‘The Armenlans have grown rebellious and others, tco, but it is the turn of the Armenians to be punishe! with the sword. Your fate has come. He who ts the true fa ] y insuf question i the problem far a new seven story o In cells neerning Bitt one ate ns the each persons. lis larg, There into his the nor was by by was und _his sixteen kept | beaten by Captain bound death cross WYOMING. OMAHA, June 12.—To Bee: If it is true, as you governor of Wyoming is nc form an unbiased judgment of woman suffrage, then is it true that any officer, chosen by the people in any state, is unable to give an unbiased opinion on any subject regulated by the laws of the state in which he Ju ion? Full suffrage was granted to women of Wyoming territory in 1869 the gov ernors of territories are appolnted by the president, and not elcted by they are not dependent on i women, and therefore, the testimony of the territorial governors of Wyorming is unbiased Governor Campbell, two years after th passage of the act granting to th mes of Wyoming the right of repres said: “The women have conducted selves in every respsct with much sound judgment and good sense as Two y later said: “‘Our impartial suffrage is an unqualified suc Governor Thayer fald: ‘“‘Woman suffrage has been beneficial, and its influence favora ble to the best interests of the community | Governor Hoyt “Since th have had the ballot better officers, be morals and a higher s general than could otherwise Governor Hale expressed tion of the work of wom 1 vernor Warr id have f themselve their n in « of women VIOL — Diphtherin Discovered When a case of diphtheria is reported the whole town i in an upr wise to be prepared for all such emergencies! There is 1o cause for alarm if you have Allen’s Hy glenic Fluid at hand. = Contagion is impos sible when it is used. It is a preventive medicine—disinfectant, deodorant and germ killer, and has a remarkably agrecable taste and odor. It mot only prevents dise but cleansing and healing. Refined people everywhere use it e Confessed to an Old PORTLAND, Ore., June 12 who was arrested last of a Editor say the of The that the position tc the questior not equally on the them as men.’ of said W better condition in exist.’ a high apprecia- en in_politic Both p. oblige to n itical te support A KAUFMAN. urds Louis Smithle Saturday for the 1 confined since then in the county jail, has confessed that h murdered George Young in August, 1892, at | Mott, a small town in northern California Acting on this information ived from Smithie, Sheriff Sears arrested Mrs. Retta Young, widow the murdered man. She was found in a log cabin near Portland re she has been living for a year with mithie and her four children. If's statement tr brutally her husband simply e ) ny cow and has been murdered out of the is way One bottle full Age Rye Whiskey Bourbon standard quart of is worth a barrel fi e Two More Survivors Re SAN FRANCISCO, June 12 special from Manzanillo says sived by the agents of e states that two ner mericans and Colima Naragastilla, fifty zanillo on May by the Indians. They are now their way here. The story by A. Daana Martima, the at Manzanillo. ried An Examiner that a 1 the Pacif tter Mal man M nursed mules or corroborated stoms collector passer miles sout 28, and have or e Rats and cockroaches killed by millions with Stearn's Electric Paste; 26e. Avzood vil- | me e wh rever to do n that within thy for an place upon m; 1 could h m eed, an thing w The He w abrupt yoursel I bel for an given ents v ) mys Higen “Yes, “And ne ves an he crie pas ward He upon m uce m not a killed. clear tg He The t and tw As we that he wh face wh given u What to me light rms w a h my imp “You “1 am 1 shou), Tut, well his gua “You “You the wo from th until behind palace He who they W with pr myself self 1 aid spurs a peror cavalr “Is t secret 1ake markat nonsen have That ever he claim u to show | satuted byou t between we | | ana There the out you st It w in the down i long forgotte upon a Al [ | | | outside inquir days yon it fourth, wake 1 wa questions, “You have k ing his head mn,m the beech an riend,” they two Mameluke paused when he ca “Here Monsie and in manuer, as You mus delirium when these few words made He smiled 1, Etien assassins bearing and turned transferre harder we in th tainebleau, and it would be in Par Now, of the hopes of my ow ? up e gre a pac I could not do it! honorable in y n y b 1 as hich shi He as tu ould ! voice, ieve t ther 1y elf. stan sire.” the a you have kill as he ok d t b her n the b 1, an m hav £aid putat as fles the little p And y I had seen wit at him with such bewilder ghost, You b you. turned as toward the great beech stum avert not moon shini exactly 1 spr d laid oo at ail France fine milit mother. 1 And to go into Fy palace, and to Inform emperor had b of me. I could not do it f My he: thought Was 1 the at gentleman cruel a position onored sword and €0 the emperor’s strung hi; 1 did so my eyes fell up struck the breath from n was etanding before me more than ten yards off, straight upor ore his gray ove 1 back and the bis ba his breast i fate would whom 1 his ¢ and his the way that he whay unt d in his at it minu But he m had stood brain those sha what 1 nee Living or dea e ding Lefore me, and & ng to the salute e, 1 s2¢,” said he, in sile would mili to br Ki other escap 1 killed hin e cried 1tk glean a9 Do 1 understand t ther the t 1, after a_paus forever.” Then his hand upon my i Ihou Aj very “You have h and blood, then, t} lump paln t I could not get h my own eyes, and so 1 st nt that miles aid and all s emp ur Gerard,” 1 you hav I come her w will he spoke and led e Q JAGK then urdered " There was but one course | had with 1d pale 1 jerk eror 3 that rested | Gerard, over what | & broke m be the way | dies were still lying upon the ground appre w round, shrouded ich w lies up his ur de hich round moved a step away ulse are n unhu 1 in tut!” He should rd. 1 saw i did n od, t mon 00T You hisper luted ere s lowed the emperor ide ] ne ( hat th missic glare In his eyes; le has mc Qo was th thou, pon I him and v us up were aire n t o after an that all n n slight Mon that 5 ab ur bre iree mer my de emperor was in front of you and the sut 1 were »ached 1 ere beside he Mustafa standing saw from Roustem and hody-servants and turning back the features, he very diffe a faithful servant, life for his master. Gondin resembles me admit came the who said of joy upon again as he saw me almost to and to embrace as if he urged throw him mhurt ? t, sire. But despair’'— interrupted You himself have been saw everything which t, sire ot en? 1 ment that Gondin he ask passe r me follow hardly lost sight of fell. The will now escort d an order to in silence and remained wh tanding. For my part, 1 with my p ) word, 1 b his Mam My huss Whe saber if it the confidant of sen sword. n of man wh slew the Napoleon. Buthe noticed me like a blight carry yourself on ed, with that c thus that you nigh th the 1 rar o to hiss e way 0" le occurred. Have done nsieur, or you will find the sappers, where you nd duller plumag way with the emperor that any one might hav he took the fir the gulf that N but 1 1 with yours w ght e nd der u their fur c young aw a ptot le he and to me. 1 Gerard air noon arme it 1l remain s me cou hi no dout doar you wo what it a stuer officers w days it would uld kn s on 1L 1 tell you encugh to ap b all turbans th The emperor o to the gray figure up hood showed nt from his own he. in figure me everything clear the de my but had divined ked in another minute aid very more on | ! .’ s | bu you through you left your quarters counterfeit real one me back to the would-be a 1d will your comrades believe that nothing re- elt uld a it portunity ¢ scme reasonable hope be able to keep the matter to e, this and be ke it Ewiftly emperor, silent clear to you," and pacing They were Corsi- had known them onged to the same i we called oll Paoli bad some not in- very grim look spoke, and it that was French had and that it was the pure of stroug passions and of who stood before me. Hia had gone back to those early days and for five minutes, wrapped in he paced up and down the room bis quick little tiger steps. Then with an impatien wave of b hands be came back his palace and to me, The rules of such a clet tinued, all very well for | citize: In the old days there w no more loyal brother than 1. But circumstances change, and it would be ther for my wel- fage nor for that of France hat 1 should noW submit myself to them. They wanted to hold me to it, and so brought their fate | upon their own heads J s tw of and they ha e A speakl g en as the in as he me Corsican mar the thought he con- private “are a the order, to summon then to named. No man had ever ret them at the spot which they w what such a summons mea urned from obeying one. On the other hand, if 1 did not go, 1 was sure that disaster would follow 1 am a brother myself, you remember, and 1 know their way Again there came that harde g of his mouth and cold glitter of hi “You perceive m dilemma Monsieur said he ow would you have yoursell unier such circumstances?” Given the word to the Tenth Hussars, 1 cried. “Patrols could have swept the | woolls from end to end and brought these two ! rascals to your feet | “He smiled, but he “I had very exc meet 1 kne sir shook his head llent reasons why not wish them taken alive,” said he. | can understand that an assassin's tongue might be as dangerous a weapon as an as- sossiu’s dagger. 1 will not disguise from you that I wished to avoid scandal at all Ccost. That was why 1 ordered you to take no pistols with you. That also is why my Mamelukes will remove all traces of the affair, and nothing more will be heard about it 1 aid You 1 thought of all | convinced wthat ( sent more than one Gondin into the wpods would not have appearcd change thelr plans or mis the sake of a single man. It was Colone] s accidental presence at the moment received the summons which led to sing one of the hussars for the mis- selected you, Monsieur Gerard, be- wanted a man who could handle a and_who would not pry more desply affalr then 1 desired. 1 trust that respect you will gratify my choles as you have dome in your bravery plans the best and 1 am one. Had guard with De then the brothers They would not their chance for L when 1 my ch sion. 1 cause 1 sword | nfto the | in this as well | ana_skill Sire 1 “As 1o as 1 live,” said he, “you will I mever open your lips upon this eubject.” 1 dismiss it entirely from my mind, sive. I will efface it from my recollection as if it had never been. 1 will promise you to go 1t of your cabinet at this moment exactly 1 was when 1 entered it at 4 o'clock.” “You cannot do that,” said the emperor, smiling. “You were a lleutenant at that time. You will permit me, captain, to wish you a very good night." (The End.) - EFFECY OF FREE COINAGE, 12 th 80 persistently and trumpeted people that their pet will at o frculat 14 jualize to the gu.x it might b | answered, “you may rely upon g OMAHA, It laimed silver £ to gold metals Jux Editor and by the of The positively 16 to 1 opening of our metal an equel terms wce cause coins of both at par all over the United bullion value of both to 16 to 1 point everywhere, weil to inquire if they have mated the strength and th ature of the op- the | with not greatly underest entirely misunderstood i forc say that for si against at our wiil ar o unlimited demand cverywhere else. Dut while the 1 demand for silver will consist only unlimited opportunity to change the at metel free of expense, and off on some luckless creditor at velue, the unlimited demand for mean business. 1t will mean that operty of ry deseription will 1 exchange for it on as favorable favorable terms t 1 ever be rty equally with any other the u erse, and the ge would be a probable instead of a rise, r th gold limit an ilver is or ary tall in fondly boped. TR oaeniioa Wil andard country in the world, and the en- tire banking, debtor and commercial classes of every silver ard country as well, Doubling silver suddenly, or in a short time, in the latter ies would throw thel the utmost confusion, result In very severs pre thing free in it e include every gold indeed it if g sliver, hasing J t One fect, str be the big luck of fthe lder. He would be right effort or expectation don't seem be notwithstand= and his as- The only of the very thelr citi- with this ut in time squeeze ever ate into ef- such losses wn busls ever Mr. Bryan putting forth. t few ng ot number ess relatio able to pull from the final ure e should we the free coinage idea sulting bad effect 1l have upon their and ens who have untry may n save them ©. FARRBLL. 1 out and have headache can be symptoms by teking glves nerve, and thoroughly ates u good heartburs and which strength Pills ure casy to take, easy In ao» tcn and sure in effect. 2bec.