Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1895, Page 7

THE OMAHNA DAILY BEEl TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1895 » e vertiements for theve eotamas will be en tntil 12:90 p. m. for the evening and untll 8 p. m. for the morning wnd Sunday | _ cdion. Adveriisers, by requesting a nombered heck, ean hav wers addressed to a jpumbered letter in care of ihe Bes. An- wers 50 addressed will bo delivered upon entution of the cherk only, Rute 2e m word, first rsertion, 1o a word hereafior, Nothing taken for liss than 250 for tirst dnsertion b Q387 Theso advertisements must 1un consecus | NN SALE GOOD FAMILY MILI COW. 45D Uvely. ; - s | FOR SAL, REGISTERED JERSEY, RICH SITUATIONS WANTED, heavy milker, 8600, B 8 Tithy L o BT WANTED—STENOGRAPHER AND GENERAL | FOR SALE, CHEAP, BXTRA G0OD 81 office man wanta position July 1st. Five y | "Hole steel range. 2833 Harney street expeicnce, Lest references. Address ¢ a—s83 120 Canficid, Valentine, Nebraski A—M202 e o — = = | THOROUGHBRED IRISH SETTER PUY FOR WANTED—M ALK HELP, sale at a barain, - Robert Ivens, Lerslu 1 WANTED, 100 MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY | = - for the receipt (absolutely free, in plain sealed o vt w by Y | o Afmscnmunous exhausted yitallty, etc, | Addvess C. aiksr, | SANTID HUNG T D Fon =3 1 TAK o pay. For terms address G. 8, Rambaugh, dtoraatar Wil Teceive Central City, Neb. REDGSS 13+ after 9 a, m. X = _ M336 Iy CLALRVOYANTS FOR tri Induce MEN thop & Kline, St Louls, 1 M3 1 WANTED, BY MAN Hght emiploy rd Lord, P. O — e Elnsll BELP. ARE YOU 1 JHER. INDUSTRIOUS? It 50 cngage with us for 1850 $30 n\lmlh ) o year; you can make it X hours times. Wi hey are making money seliing our perfection Dish Washer; the only practieal family washer manufactured; wasies, dries and polishes dishes perfectly in two minutes; [0 cxperience necosmary: o chikd of 3 cperated fiy; cheap and durable; welght, thirteen mm fuade of anti-rust sheet steel:’ cay pleces: $10,000 for its equal; every family Wanbe ane; you don't have (0 as people know you have it for for'n dish washer; each agent's territory fected; no competition furnish (weighs six pounds) in n) to take orders with; ten duys. Addrest on_Mfg. Co. B FOR RENT—HOUBEB ¥. K. DARLING, BARKER TLOCK. HOUSE ALL F Company, 106 Farnam. ARTS OF THE CITY, THE D466 15TH. ST, DT HOUSE: 0. F. HOUSES, Day BENAWA & CO., 100 ; TARGEST LIST IN OMATIA. H4 B. (UI B CO., LARGE M RENTAL AGENCY, 8 80. 161 ST. RENTAL B 3 ANT G ROOM COTTAGER U Fidelity Trust company, 1702 F D47 & ror bldg. 824--Jy0 N. A0TH —Jy1s® TIFUL RN HO! Hartman & Robt pleton. TROOM BAST FRONT MODERN MODERN 6-ROOM __ wn and shade. OTTAGE, Miami sirect BEA D—M313 6ROOM FLAT FOR RENT. 1919 DODGE D on planos, = ibwels, bioycles usines e Yoo — | Strictly conadential. Address, ofMes Tox BIGHT-ROOM HOUSES NEAR HIGH scioon, | 85 U Mos, $15.00 and 325,00 per montin. Inquire 2016 Captiol | 22 : Foa i o u* | ARE YOU SICK? MEDICI /.‘I)"rlju AT e nent. §0c, i N. 16(h st. FOR RENTTWO 6-HOOM_COTTAGES, ONE | ment @ BB y Turnished. 802 8. 30th. Modern WANTED, SOLDIERS OR ¢ TARTIES D-MB6-13* | “who desire to take choice gov't. land in Yank- — - ton_ reservation, situnted along Missouri riv FON ¥ CHEAL, MOI OTTAGE, Charles Mix Ce Hubert Van Tooms, fufnished. ~Address T 35, Itec Pelt. Mitchell, TS b ¥l AURGLS FOR RENT, §-ROOM HOUSE, / {mprovemen(s, large rooms, hard \‘w.g‘ finieh N. Y HOUSE. all. o BROOM COTTAGE, S. §ROOM COTTAG 835 Bouth 18th sl FOR RENT, FURNISHED July nnd_Augsut, Inguire Foom 15, Commercial National TWELVE 28th, D ROOMS, }Vh A\LNT—r un,\ . uhb '(I)UMS. Mameth T Gty e Th 8 Bk | Fl RNISHED ROOMS FOR L HOU NONTY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA ping. 619 S. 21st ave. Moz 90 real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. D Vi ICRLY FURNISHED, COOL QUIRT HOONS | — SN N ey i b1tk from yoet. | MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL BSTAT l)nu;,\ux »t. E—646 11* at 6 per eent. W. D. Melkel, 1st Nat. l»\\{, |;[l;!.;; SRR N 26 e ot "N 1Y | NONEY TO TOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA - | “property. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam, FLY FURNISHED OUTSIDE ROOMS, GAS, . A Seth. i fioor gt | e o MGSS NG ROOM large lawn = CO.. 10 WALL ST. T ew York, offer any part 100,000 eastern in- yestors' names, who have money to invest; Just SOUTH 1616 W0OM W family; ng other boar 64 No. 2st be 991 DRESS SUIT, CHES® MEASURE ‘worn twice; cost 315, for horse. gun, S 4, Bee. ¥ PLEASANT COOL ROOM FOR TWO, WITH 6149 board, 2610 Dodge s TH FOR SALF_MIRCELLANEOUS HARDWOOD COMBINATION ~HOG AND chicken fence. Chas. R. Lee, #th and Dovgias | i AMES, NED., —M150 | TR ETANDARD CATTLE CO. hs 400 tona good baled hay for kale. oLn. FOR SAL LUMBER, CONSISTING OF | seantiing ‘2x4, 2x8, "2x10, &x§, shipiap, sheeting siding, doors, windows, etc., at the Associated Charifies wood yard, 807 Howard st Q- SECURITIES FOR SAL We have a number of first morigages in amou 0f $300 to 3,000 at 6% to & per cent for sale None but gilt edged securitics handied. Call and see us. Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam St MRS, DR. . WARRJ liable business mediu AMELIA TROLOC AND GOODA ER spleltudlist, can consulted at 1ith ~and Mason. Depot hotel. 1. S—611-9% KNOW THY F PROF. B. LEROY, THE wonderful elajry and trance medium, glves advice on business, law, money matiers and fam ily affairs. The future plainly revealed. 1 united, troubles hen Reunites the sep: causes’ huppy marriages, gives names of fric enemics and one vou will marry 18 what do to be lucky Capltol avenue. Allin trouble call. Office, 1 Hours, 9 a. m. t0 7 p, MASSAGYE. w2 LOOR MADAM SMITH, 502 8. 13TH 2D ¥ ROOM 3; magnetic, vapor, alcohol, steam, suiphurine sen ba T M54 13° DODGE. M623 180 SAGE, MADAME DERNARD, INEST BATH AND MASS city. Mme. Howell, 318 & practical chiropodist and m PARLORS IN 15th; thorougily rist attendant. MS76 Jy12* LEON, BLEGAN baih. Farlors restfal North 14th stros 02 ROOM 13, 11 THS, s “expert. Anna, from' C 0. % 1° e ———————————— ONLY PLACE IN CITY Suite 104110, Bee bidg FOR BALE—EEAL ESTATE Continue T ORDER, 5 ROOMS, GOOD CELLAR, i nt, $950; only $160 cash, balance at per cent , 1617 FParnam. i 26-8 160 ACRES GOOD LAND FOR $§120.00. O} small payments, R. F. Wililams, room 411 M biock. M1 9 DO YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL, MODERN cottage hom: walking distance from 1" We huve two of them and we will luced prices and take in as part payment Burt street, just east of open Sunday.’ Call and in- 28th street spect them. Remember we will payment. Why will you Will ake your vacant ot as part ay rent on a house and then t property when you can make beautitul e most ple rust company Fidelity BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. EHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. 6, 7, 8 per cent when 1, redéemable. 1704 Farnam s ASS'N PAY s old, alwave Nattinger, S, 619 11 1AAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS anquet, hall, residence and gt 3 1813 Vinton sireet. Telephone 7 1S, MASSAGE A PRIVATE PARTY F EMPLOVES' 10 Thoe Tk, UM e A i e AR ADVANC Comme ON PUBLIC 1 Trust Co., TASH alaries. MME, POST, 319% S, 15TH, | HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE G i interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & U — — s — Aw'n, 1004 Bee bldg. G. M. Nattingat. PLRSONAL. VIAVI CO.. 46 BER BLDG.; HEALTH BOOK free; home treatment; | ndant. U183 PAWNBROKERS. 1. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. BICYCLES. DAXON, 402 N. 16TH TERLING BUILT LIK ern Eleetrical Supply Co., A _WATCH, W 1515 Howard str BALL BDA Will Baraum Bro. HE VISIBI Relay Special. . 1118 FARNAM WOOD MANTELS, GRATES, TILES FOR fire places. vesiibules and large flors; write for prices. C Milton Rogers & Sons, Omaha, ANCE | F. O. Chesney, LOA Kansas Cit; LIFE INSU or bought. CAPITAL, & Mortgake Trust Co., property. W. Farnam Smith & Co TORS' DIRE compiled. Write'for particulars, W—DMIS1 Jy2: MONEY To LOAN—CHATTELS MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest ratis in city: no removal of oods: strietly confidential; you Can' pay the loan oft at any tme or in any MONEY TO LOAN—KEAL ESTATE LOST. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.¥. LIFD, | LOST_BETWEEN 40TH AND FARNAM O LA T e sotmis 14 Ma: | - 47th and Deugina stroets, u. 1ady: AR Sl o artns G Ormana ehy prowerty |t huin. A5 i S AN A N s T " | SHORTHAND ANDIYPEWRITING C. A RR, 515 N. Y. A. C. VAN SAN 'S SCHOOL, 513 I\ Y. LIFI M LLEOTHILAL :UI‘PLHAS BLECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT- ors for electric light and motor plants and al kinds of electrical construction. Western trical Supply Co., 1515 Howard 510 CARPENTERS AND BUILDEKS. C. B. MORRILL, PAPER HAN HOUSE sign painting, brick work, plastering: off. R. 1, Bark 735; shop 913 N. 2dth st UNDLRTAKLRBANDEMBALMERB H. K. BURKET, FUNBRAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 80. 512 SWANSON & VALIEN, 1701 CUMING, TEL 5‘1” 3 M. 0. MAU or, 117 A _GOOD THING—PUSH IT ALONG, MAY BE the latest slang phrase, but that's just what we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8,000 tons sold in Omaha last year. We give you 2,000 amount OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 16th 8 306 S X8 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNID planos. ed Terry, 43 Ramse bi ) SOUTH. y window; 1; lawn surrounds kAN MODEL LOAN CO., 403 NEW YORK LIFE X133 Jyioe BUEINESS CKANCEB ibs. of the best Wyoming cooking coal for $i. Victor White, mgr., 1605 Farnam st 'r-~|.ml7'1 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. MRS, FANNY ADLER, PIANO TEACHER, graduate Vienna Conservatory. 808 So. 16th st. 538-Jy9 | GELLENBECK, BANJO AND 1911 Cass street. 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Thcusands E at home Dr.Searls & Soarls, 141 taram: by corveap fence, *GUPIDENE” Cures the effects of self-abuse, excesses, emissions, Impocency, varicocele and consti ation. One doliar o x, six for $. " For #ale by THE GOOD- MAN DRUG cO ELXIOTS 2 | BRmAmERGmARv —.| [T PTHE Bp GADIER O THE (ASTLE oF GLooM (Copyright, 1895, by Irving Bacheller.) CHAPTER 111 This was all very well and T listened with the greatest Interest, but I was none the clearer as to what young Duroc wished me | to do. | “How can 1 be of service to you?" I asked “By coming up with me.” To the castle? recisoly. When “At “But what do you intend to do?" “I shall know what to do. But I wish you | to be with me all the same.” Well, it never was in my an adventure, and, besides, T had every sym pathy with the lad's feclings. It Is easy to forgive one's enemies, to give them something to held out my hand to him, therefore, “1 must be on my way to Rossel to mor- row morning, but tonight I am yours,” said I. | We left our troopers in snug quarters and, as it was but a mile to the castle, we did not disturb the horses. To tell the truth, 1 hate to eee a cavalryman walk, and 1 hold that just as he is the most gallant thing upon earth when he has his saddie flaps be- tween his knees, so he is the most clums; when he has to loop up his saber and M saber tasche in one hand and turns in his toes for tear of catching the rowels of his spurs. Still Duroc and 1 were of an age when one can carry things off, and I dare swear that no woman at least would have quarreled with the appearance of the two young hussars, one In blua and one in gray, who set out that night from Arensdorf post house. We both carried our swords, and for my own part I slipped a pistol from my holster into the inside of my pelisse, for it seemed 10 me that there might be some wild work for us. The track which led to the castle wound through a pitch-black firwood, where one could see nothing save the ragged patch of stars above our heads. Presently, however, it opened up, and there was the castle right in front of us about as far as a carbine would carry. It was a huge, black place, and bore every mark of being exceedingly old, with turrets at every corner and a square keep on the side which was nearest to us. In ail its great shadow there was no sign of light save for a single window, and no sound came from it. To me there was something awful in its size and fts silence which corre- sponded 8o well with its sinister name. My companion pressed on eagerly and I followed him along the fll-kept pata which led (o the gate. once. nature to refuse very but one wishes forgive also. I There was no bell or knocker upon the great firon studded door, ani it was only by pounding with the hilts of our sabres at last attract attention. A thin, pale-faced man, with a beard up to his | temples, opened it at last. He carried a | tern in one hand and with the other a chain which held an enormous black hound. His manner at the first moment was threatening. but the sight of our uniforms and of our faces turnel it into one of sulky reerve. “The Baron Straubenthal does not receive yisitors at so late on hour,” said he, speaking ory excellent F Y e inform Baron Straubenthal that 1 have come 800 leagues to see him, and that I will not leave until I have done sald my ompanion, 1 could not myself have said it with a better voice and manner. Tho fellow took a sidelong look at us and tugged at his long black beard in his per- PIOA (el the truth, gentlemen,” said he. “Phe baron has a cup or two of wine in him at this hour and you would certainly find him a more entertaining companion if you were to come again in the morning.” He had opened the door a little wider as he spoke, and T saw by the light of the lamp in the hall behind him that three other rougl fellows were standing there, one of whom held another of these monstrous hounds Duroc must have seen it also, but it made no difference to his resolution. “Enough talk,” said he, pushing the man to one side, “It Is with your master that 1 ave to deal.’ P he Tellows fn the hall made way for him as be strode in among them, so great is the that we could baron. And perhaps before you have finished you will wish that you had taken my advice We followed him down the hall, which was stone flagged and very spacious, with skins scattered upon the floor, and the heads of wild beasts up-n the walls, At the further end he threw open a door and we entered. 1t was a small room, scantily furnished, with the same marks of neglect and decay which met us at every turn. The walls were hung with disorderly tapestry, which had come loose at one corner, o as to expose the rough stone wall behind. A second door hung with a curtain faced us upon the other side Between lay a square table strawn with dirty dishes and the sordid remains of a meal Several bottle were scattered over it. At the head of it facing us there sat a huge man with a llon-like head and a great shock of orange-colored hair. His beard was of the and same glaring hue, matted and tangled coarse as a horse's mane. 1 have seen some strange faces in my time, but never one more brutal than that with its small eye: its white crumpled cheeks, and the thi hanging lip which protruded over his mon- strous besrd. His head swayed about on his shoulders and he looked at us with the vague dim g of a drunken man. Yet he was not 0 drunk but that our uniforms carried their message to him, “Wwell, my brave boys,' he hiccoughed, “what is the latest news from Parls—eh? You're going to free Poland, 1 hear, and have meantime all become slaves to yourselves, slaves to a little autocrat with b gray coat and throe-cornered hat. No more citizens, elther, 1 am told, and nothing And facing us thers sat a huge man. but monsteur and madam. My faith, some more heads will have to roll into the sawdust basket some of these mornings.” Duroc advanced in silenco and stood by the ruflian’s side. “Jean bin," said he. The baron started, and the film of drunken- ness seemed to be clearing from his eyes. ‘Jean Carabin,” said Duroc once more. Heo sat up and grasped the arms of his chair “What do you mean by repeating name, young man?” he asked. *Jean Carabi wished to meet upposing that I had once such a name, how can it concern you, since you must have been a child when I bore it?" My name is Duro “Not the son of—"" “The son of the man you murdered Tho baron tried to laugh, but there was terror in his_eyes. “We must let by-gones be by-gones, young man,” he cried. “It was our life or theirs in those days, the aristocrats or the people. Your father was of the Gironde. He fell. [ was of the mountain. Most of my com- rades fell. It was all the fortune of war. We must forget all this and learn to know each other bettetr, you and L” He held out a red, twitching hand as he spoke. “Enough,” cried young Duroc. “If I were to pass my saber through you as you sit in that that chair I should do what is right and Just. I dishq my blade by crossing it with yours. yet you are a French- man, and have even held a commission under the same flag as myself. Rise and de- fend yourself!"” ‘Tut, tut!" cried the baron. “It Is all very well for you young bloods—" Duroc's patience could stand it no more. He swung his open hand into the great orange beard. T saw a lip fringed with blood and two glaring blue eyes above it. “You shall die for that blow.” “That is better,” sald Duroc. “My saber,” cried the other. “I will not keep you waiting, I promise you!" and he hurried from the room. (Continued Wednesday.) —— EVERYTHING BUT THE BEARD Eastern Schoolmarm Shows the Woolly West u Traly “New” Woman. The newest thing in the new woman was in the city at the union depot fora few minutes + | repairs ou are a man whom I long SOUTH OMAHA CITY COUNOCIL Apportionment of the City Fund 3 ad & 1oenso Fight. All tho members of the city council wers present at the meeting last evening except | Mayor Johnston. Mr. Bulla occupled the chair. The committee, of which Mr. Blanchard was chairman, appointed to inquire into the advisability of opening Thirty-ninth street | from Q to 8 str s, recommended in favor of the plan The annual appropriation fund, including the following items, was read and passed: tnterest $16.62) Salary $ 8.9 Tudgiment 2 Miscollan ons 3308 v £310] Keroet. repair w0 Pubiielig Lol ot 81 { " In connection with the question of viaduct ‘ity Attofnoy Doud gave it as his opinfon that the clty must g've each railroad company a notice of its proportionate share | of the expense and a reasonable time in which to begin work. If after a reasonable time the railroad compan'es do not make the repairs, it Will be the duty of the city coun- cil to make the repairs and charge the cost to the ralironds. The total cost of repairs contemplated will amount to about $5,000. A. B. Hubermann entered a complaint, al- leging that he had been assessed too much on certain lots. Robert T. Maxwell submitted a new plat ot an addition that had been laid out, and the city engineer certified that tho grades were In accordance with present ordinances. Some time ago a remonstrance was filed | by F. P. Hedges against the granting of a | Hquor license to H. H. Sauter. The case has sevoral times been postponed, but finally came to trial before the city councll last night. The remonstrator lives In the rear of a building on N street, noises In the saloon. A saloon has for years been run only eight foet from the one in question, bui Hedges never made any com- plaint fo the authorities. Attorneys on both sides wasted a lot of ti talking on the matter pro and con. Mr. Hedges was placed on the stand to prove that the saloon so near his rooms was a nuisance. Mr. Van Duzen, for the defandant, insisted that questions put to the witness be confined (o the points in the remonstrance filed, and the council &0 de- and he objects to the cided. The next objection was that some of ‘the signers to Sauter’s petition wore not free- holders. Lawyers on both sides talked for an hour or more, but the counc'l, by a unanis mous vote, granted the license to Sauter. Hedges gave notice of an appeal. Mayor Johnston then took the chalr. The grade on Twenty-fitth, Twenty-sixth and Twenty venth, north to J streets, was ore dered established. School Board Meoting. A special session of the Board of Rlucation was held last night to confer with the com- mittee of five appointed at the Saturday night's mass meeting in regard to votlng bonds for a High school, and for running expenses. Members Olson and Gideon were absent. The question of voting bonds was 1a!d over until the next meeting. It requires a petition gigned by one-third of the qualified voters of the district before the board can act on such matters, as voting away public money In purchasing grounds and’ erecting bulldings. As 1o such petition has as yet been filed the board declared that no action could be taken. The visiting committees for tho varlous schools were appointed by President Cheek and confirmed by the board It was decided that the recently elocted tenchers will be paid the following salaries Mary Griest, $45; Maud Themas, $45; M. E. Widdus, $55; Susan Horan, $55; Nellle Hul- bert, $65; Ella Wright, $55; Viola Evans, $75; Nora Cox, $60; Lilllan Haid, $80; Josie Grs lish, $55; Ella_Gibbs, $60. itors: High school, $65; Lowell, $50; Hawthorne, $50; Lincoln, $45; Wost Side, $60; Brown Park, $60; West Albright, $20; East Albright, $10; §15. fireman for High school, “Lople Club. The Current Toplc club has been granted the uso of the Board of Bducation rooms Saturday nights during the school vacation. pntigii. Uit HE HAD TOO MUCH PROPERTY John Dwyer's Possessions thoe His Now Belug in J ), Detective Davis late yesterday afternoon saw John Dwyer carrying a susplclously lurge bundle, which did not comport well with his rather poverty-stricken appearance. On investigation the bundle proved to be a mini- ature pawnshop. There were all kinds of Jewelry, clothing, razors, silver spoons, a revolver and other articles tn it. Dwyer con= sequently went to jail. Among the articles was a silver match box engraved with the name “J. R. Boston,” several gold sleeve buttons engraved with the letters “F. L. T, and a match box on which was printed with a rubber stamp “Gay Smith.” Dwyer sald that he obtained the match box from a friend and that he bought the other thiugs, but he was foxy, and when prossed with further questions, he refusel to answer. The police are of the opinion that he is a “grafter and that the goods found upon him are the spoils of some housebreak- Ing. He is not known to the police, Officer Leverton last night arrested two box car vagrants, who gave the names of Henry Curtls and Jim Callahan. Tn Curtis’ possession was found a fine new alligator skin pocketbook, on which were the worde: “In memory of Charles Bertin, 1894.” Curtls said he had it made for a friend and that it cost him $3, bst as his general appearance would lead an uaprejudiced observer to ths conclusion that he had not seen $3 for a year, not much faith is pleced in the story, and it is thought that he stole the pocketbook. Cale Cause of yesterday morning and aroused as much stir | 1ahan had a quantity of cheap thimbles. SHED ROOMS TO REN ' and caused as much excit o QNEURNIOH T | {55 00 FTOCK OF MERCHAND BUSINESS NOTICES / R TSP U TR R Y Rucumatic Pains Have Left. INFURNISHED ROOM v town In castern Nebraska, for land and cash — — = ‘rhe Baron Straubenthal does not receive vis [ 108 h & tin can attached to his caudal| .y wue troubled with rheumatic pains in 200 5. 24th st. o' cquivalent. " Address 82, care ige. DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 713 N, 16 ftors at 9 late an hou appendage. She had the appearance of the | yy'arms. limbs and body, and also suffered - ROOMS; HOUSE s 2 - — —————————— | new woman of the most virulent type, and | witn sickness after riding a long dista 1 A veRs, . 3 SOLID INVESTME! BI = =——= = | Teaves (BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER.IArr man who knows what he wants g e e WIh, masne o 5 GLEAneS: s avenue, SOLID INVESTMENTS: BRICK OARPET OL‘-ANKNG RGN £ Wl il power gf onle man who knows what bo Mants | she did not seem to care who knew it. She | have been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and ths ld\'mfl':;x. SR ROOMS, WITHOUT CHIL- | nes.’ H. C. Alger & Co., Bheridan, W Loy e e e :;’:'(“;“‘M“ anilatpedifona" ot tuei onithe | ALIA school teacher from the east, and she | rheumatic pains lu\'n| elul(n-ly left me, and T 3 ren; city water. California street. CHAMPION CARPET AND RO ! i va 5 ow never troubled with elckness.” A. i oS EEToER OF TLLINGRT A W ETLEAN (AR (e Bh) | Y e Sow. & usel S50 % SR | duldor with as much assurance as though | 4% B0 (roveh with u party of teachers | 4 fow neyer trebied vih sekness. A 2 ¥ cheapest. 718-20 §, 14th st. Tel. 65. U, S, O, b < he owned him. W, DLNE, o g J " location in the clty. Good reason for selling. : o S, . Nebrikka Local (except Sunday)..7:4spm | he i man's costume f ead to foot, 1 own | City, Mo. FCh KUNT—S10ne> AND OFFIOES | Iyl I e oy, Gl reason ©or'golling | 3¢l manager: Puteick Ward, forgman, it e L e R man's costume rom head o foot. 1ong brown | City 7_ FOIRENT-THE 15 ‘1'1,'{“,"“‘,\"‘ UL %, DRUG STORE DOING GOOD RUSIN Smmm— - — VL 0o 001 MDY i), A 21 The man shrugged his shoulders and an-|same material, across which a gold watch| Hood's Pills cure billousness. i 916 arnam stroet, This building hae ‘w fre” | #70% GRIG, SEORG ORI HOOP RUSHEY “HOTELS. Leaves |CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q [Xrrives | swered somethiag in Polish. - The fellow with | chain extendod, and a small hat. o R Phg_fixtures, water on all floors, ga e e T RALET — S T R} OmahalUnion Degot, 10Uh & Mason Ss.| Omaha_| the beard who had shut and barred the front | 'Tn a very few minutes after she got off Syl ply at the office of The Bee. ¢ | Thotels. J. J. Gibson, st Nat. Ban! AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN), N. W. COR. Chicago Vestibule. door appeared to be the only one among | the car a newsboy spotted her and yelled: The Second Ward Republican club held & T A e 4 - Bank Wio1s | 13th and Dodge. Rooms by day of week. .Chicago Express them who could speak French. “Say, catch on to de woman In man's K f b FOR RENT. DESK ROON CHEAT. INQUIRE | _ LA A A0 34 5 and St Louls x Tl i aBall have voa: wayih saldihe |lclathesi meeting last night at Eighteenth and Vinton p e - RESTAVRANT, G00D NS SGHEAP] PAYING | s PAGTURAGE S Dospresged™ 7+ asgeent with a sinstor emile. “You shall seo the| This attracted the attention of all = the |streels, but as largo crowd did not turn = ek o <L AJTTR other boys, and when they followed her | out an early adjournment was taken. Coun- X A A | T T TR | 9550 PAeTOnR FoR W ER lg"x,’%,‘,},‘;,{‘flg’wl“}g‘..,t Shack B about the dttention of every one about the | ciiman Kment and A. P. Houck made short Ty THeater Co., 334 New York Life | and absiract busincs in-central o braska for | - menth per head. Charles Gana, s Faul, o e EVVVVVVY srowded depot war sttracted. (Tuls Jia B0t | ypeccles, n which they urged the members maha, Neb. <4 sale. 5, Omaha, 1 / o . . e i > ole cket for Dmahe, Neb, " - i yded — — — | 10 ichgo Express (ox. Bun). sw:srv ~SAVORY——SATISFYING promenade up and’ down along the depot | Of, the club to put up a clean ticket for the AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN FOR | | == et = platform until her train pulled out, fall- elections, and to stand by it through our pants. We furnish self measure bianks | Leaves [CHICAGO & NOR thick and thin against all enemies, especially ana famples. * For pariicuiars addrexs the Cus 5 INFIR] =il nion Depot, 19th ‘e Mason St ] " .—“ the cltizens' movement. It was decided to Bisee Faots Oo, RIS ¥ ;‘ 512 ‘;C‘ s wghing 1 the Dental o " ‘l\\;ml\ ¢ strects | s = A smalipos S hold three meetings a month, one In each . ¢ s 1116 Farnan s now open, where thos to have you would dodge the da v ce o wee ch the gnly preparati wili drugs, clocks, Wwatches, jewelry, a1 7 s AL MENY ons 9F JYALITiAL ! i i o o are, trust to Allen's Hygienic Fluld. If | ing of the club will take place next Monday Xem_your wic \‘}‘.r"fi‘ "-I',“ school books, wall paper, window shades, | — < 22 Teaves | CHICAGO, "o" & PACIFIC. [Arrives rightly used it positively prevents all con- | night. The officers of the club were elected Sompetitc R chR S | paintn. ol “elaseetelt Wil involos, whh' i | SR PAUL ) BURT ST, a2 | Httane i DL Bl taglon. A pleasant, personal disinfectant, | recently and are Heury Knodell, president; Lawuash ave., ITME0 | gress A. J. Pitzer, Cherryvale, AR B S AND 'lmnlurn;u' a_l:;l germiclde—purifying, cleans- | william Alstedt, vice president, and H. H. oo must. have $25.00. APl room ond_tho marvelous Frenc! ... Chicago i ——— Stato notel, 9 Uil 12 J t U RASHANOR ¥ Il medy cn.m‘éil‘r . ;mlll 2:40pim A = it ———y Marriago Licenses. | FOR A BEAIN 8TIMULANT \ = e == Z—M10) ogal guaranteo shat CALTHOS will T A Lo The following marriage licenses were is- \ = e 1 23 e funien T804 Oklahomi & Texin Fx (7% § - ¢ : R Al — WANTED—TO RENT. T ¥ T0-ACRE FARM, PARTLY CURE Rparmatoryhen:§ arfeccsle 22zee.Colorade L ’I;l;"",( ““]" m“u"‘m 18 of hams sued yesterday by the county judge: Use Horatord's Acid ¥hosphate. WANTED, THREE UNPURNISHED ROC improved and clear of all_encumbs wad RESTOIE Loat Vigor: ST. P M, & O Arrives and bacon that go out from Bouth Name and address. Dr. W. F. Toombs, Morrillton, Ark., says: ] @r dghi housekeeping, with modern . o house and lot. Who repairs watches? Use it aud 4 2y if satisfied, 15tn’ and Webster 8ts. [Omaha Omaha daily! We select but tue Nels W. Réasmussen, Ruth, Minn My pant Ban ¢ 1| A s man and wite. Addrews T Epuine’ mainspris Adtrons, VON MONL. €O, Nbiase Papilaers aly o best onos foi the brand, S W IFT'S S lile Boranbois Diahe iheAlinK.. vT in cortainly the Snest brain stimilaut € oitioe K-—M107 10 e bldg Sole Amoriean Ageats, Clacianstl, Chia, oo Blou ity B il PRE " Willlam T. Guider, O ave found. . c g T aul Lni el e PREMIUM.” Smoked lightly— Maud M. Hussie, Omaha mepr— ST ¥ ATMDC SRTE trimmed nicely—extra mild—not Charles 1. Bheldon, Cre LOCAL BREVITIES, — - - { b o 5 B 3 It N 1d make the Plora V. Robertson, Crestc Vel — A = = - B Gmanai Depot, istis - Webster b 8a 0 man could make them ra rtson, Creston, Nel B-BERON' RIBD QOMPARY, THE REALTY MARKET. E Fax: ""“.1""2":‘”"{1’ better, ;\':Hlum“.!‘ H‘quwI.I, Omaha, " 90| Oliver Wilcox and Wil Heins were locked = it L B — ¢x. Sat) Wyd, Bk (ex. Mo i elma Berg, Omaha.... 2 | up last night for impersonating officers. They VD LANDS NEAR OMAIIA | INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 8, ""“.‘l ’*‘fg’;‘é;&:y"‘ For Sale by all First-Class Dealers. John A, Johnson, Omaha : were making a tour of the Third ward when prices tha rprise taken within | = 1895 St Anna8." Olson, ' Omaha.....\\... 000000 B ¢ STOMA \l]h. Ill ” DING IN l’)l’l’AN\' 2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood, Y. Life. WARRANTY DEEDS. K, 8T. Y. 8078, SWIFT AND COMPANY' John Wipp, Douglas county saught gov. bondcd warehouso: househinld .;‘.,J. i ke [ ooasehe. Garmeas aad ot o Wisabeth Unton Depos; 10th & Aasoh maha | SOUTH OMAHA, NEB, Marle Buchholz, Douglas county, Members of the Women's Reliet corps of B Tt M L T T Lo AN FARE, arncau, 1ot 28 and e 23 feet 10t 27, block 1 9:50am.....Kansas City Day Express..... 5:30pm ssscstesesses Andrew W. Wolrath, Havelock g | the Grand Army of the Republic will mest salo or trade. ¥, K. Daring, barker biock | | Hillside Toserve 5 3 §iopm. K. C. Night Ex. Via U. P. Trap, m | 44 Chiristine Bwanson, Omaha,... 8| the old Meteopolitan hall, Fourteenth RE 19 artin_Richardson, sr.. and wife to Alvah = - | i and Dodge streots, Lomorrow afternoon. § e PR it B ‘aterman, 1% acres in ne 5. Led M es | J p——— B S e A A iy | erties and farms. John IRRILITERRIR § 5 s ok A 700 | 10:40am. St. Louls Exvress.......... JERSEY CITY, July 8.—The ar, | 50 per cent over that of two weeks ago. The Mezs | _ RE | Willlam Muelier ‘and wite ‘¢ ui {3 Wiiilam $:20pm.. 1100 SE Touts Express.. - RIS + Juy 8.—The argument o | ypjon depot is erowded all day with arriving — PR | owE BN R P | "grartiec e a0 blocks 1 ana | 3. Nebraska Locat ex. S 11 ¥ A PEC'ALTYMN"V'M the motion for & preliminary examination of | and departing travelers, aud the through WANLED—4u BUY tuy ot ws. Uarvin Bros., 210 N, Y. L | D M Ruger and wife to M B Ish, n 5714 feet l#“'i\' ‘molmf ';‘T'u‘\-vi“.'m" |,\m\lf- & puTle permamsntiy :‘m:rl'gc.; George J, Gould in the suit of Zella Nicolaus | trains are all erowded. { i o0 RE—33 " | Do st 38 tot & block 153, Omaia i _Cwabal Depot. 15th and” Webster S i 1 2 000 ehod N WANTED, 3 3-ROOM CHOICE COTTAGES, 1| ——— — — pnoch Dratt snd wite (o 4 b Finley, ¢ i | :lopm, Bt. Paul Limisd...... ani 2daya. Yon ean bo treated st bome for | Ruhman (o recover o $40,000 check was post- ; have the customers: 3500 10 51,800 | AT & CPUNER TOT, PAVE & 3, biock 81, South Omaha S N o v v e L s guasaly, B | poned by Judge Lippiacoit (o the Hudsen termon, Ja bloc slree " 7 and ma sach, brick | gllen Maloney a sband (o Stephen Ma | . £ A " count ourt t y. Col or ) ould _— = Baseuient. water and ‘sower conenction, in bast | ©jemajoney, and husband 1o Hicoicn Mal ” | Uhion Depor, otk {ovay railmad fare and hotelbillsandng | COUILY court today. Counsel for Mr. Gould Children Cry for I‘OBBALB HORSES, WAGONS BTOT onoemss Jom B it s Avely 1 | Gt 1.1 ! A e as chergo,lf o il io curo. 17700 have tsen mer: gument wa: ~ h T letter to Joan Schons, 540 Bee building | > asee s cury, ) ..J i aches and | set down for tomorrew and Judge Lippincott P' h ’, c t | . FOR SALE ONE OF MY DLACK FONY L RO R L B e Leaves UNION PACIFIC Arri fi’x’-’-‘in#“i‘&' p':?-'.":l"fi‘:a"s"' tor Dlcara g | thereupon adjourned the cuse uati that time oher's Gastona, $ 0. | - - ix o Petel ot 4, block - N’ "ACIFIC. rrlies hy Pl oL, Of mares. | Froa Mohl, Dodie. P2 | FAI LANDS, O F. HARRISON, 312 N. Y, 1Afe, | 16, Brown Dark 1rooe: $ 1,100 | _Omaha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts. [ O PArtor the lulrovl!i;bro'u Tinliing e Children Cry for A = - g — T | WE-S57 dyloe | Charies Timell and wife (o Wels Nysirom, T Kearney Bxpress...........13 Uit Is his Byphilltie BLOOD FOISON t CALIFOENIA OK TEXAS FOR ALK, .\|>. FAMILY MORSE AND e o 1ot 5, block 130, South Omaha Overland Flyer. 8 we guarantes to wure, Wo solicit tho mos u‘bn pitcher's Castoria ! phaeton, chcap. . y . PR ORDEN. GOOD LO- | Nels Nystrom 10 Anna L, saim . Stromab'g Fx (ox. S aate cases and enailonge the worid for a R Jad 3" | RREVESTAORIE Ja0n fo pezeen 1o Auas Siell, i i3 & Supmeys Bx (63 83, A R e Vis she Aants Yo Houte ! o < = e B:45pm. pa 5! H1 e of the most eminent ph it rat o ticket el o- | FOR SAL AP, G PNy, | | W I Hawks and wife to Ella Poppleton, lot 1 2nees Past Mall...... clane: '5500,008 sapias wobind cof uatoudl | color JoWest rates o oty 88 Lett a0 Children Cry foi sultable for youos ‘tady Wiver! 19, biock 19, HARSCOM FIACE .orrirrsorsor WABASH RAILWAY ional guaresty. Absolate r--m--uu. commodations _osll _on o address B. L. Apply 1o voachinan, 2 wtreet. Ji 10th & Mason 8 m—. Palmer, P. A. Santa Fe Route, Room 1, First “ivsher's Castori PoMue | Total amount of transters ..... gy dee g, o National Bank, Omaba. -itcher’'s Castoria.