Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1895, Page 7

THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: SWTURD SPKC\lAL NOTICES. Mvuuu-mnu- for these cotumma will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 8 p. m. for the morning and Sundny edition Advertisers, by requesting a num- bered checl, can have nanswers n dressed to n numbercd letier in enre ©of The Hee. Answers so nddressed will be deliver presentation of the check o tew, 1 1-Ze » word first Insertion; lc word thereafter. Nothing Take v less 25¢ for first fnsertion. These its rum con- me be weeutively, _— SITUATIONS ut WANTED, SITUATION BY BOOK-KEEPER, years' experlonce: references. Address 8. A 2019 Callfornia street A—-M232 3 BITUATION nY A German man man o and general WANTED and wit wite to Hee. COMPE Lake care of housework A-247 3% INT JENT AGENTS IN oluba of three to Ave famis our famous orchard homes land In ¢ tral Mississippl. The tide of fmmigration is img_south, where there are no hot winds, cold winters, no blizzards, no er Where two or three crops can b year. Where t is no such ure it a man wiil wor halt does In this country. Cool summers ters. Sure paying crops of t truek. Richest sofl on earth. facntite W. Ames, gereral D—LIVE to organ iz mild_win- and_garden Tiest railway agent n street, Omaha OR TAKE ent for an Henin benent and MAN 0 WORIK ONATTA i, accinens "ol ety besont, Paxton block. b “NEAT ADDRE ¥ personally, 1318 Douglne ; i B-Min 810 A GENTLI territory Omaha 2 MAN OF oI OUR city_ trade. Wil learning. Apply . TWO Goc taflors, 1612 Farnam. $000 TO 315000 SALARY PAID for ofgars; experiince not noces nis to customers. Bishop Mo, AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPE a position. Can glve dhe very ences. Address Y 49, 1 VIO WANTS A NICE SIDIE LINE ‘welghing about 10 The, that will pay nd give you .00 to 1000 a dny given, Address box i, B M0 n PRODU and stabler n in Nebraska ) per diny; sells . MAN WITH PUSH TO IN wmong merchants ry city on siizht Amerie hia, Pa WANTED, Pain's Vicksburg 1ith and Dodge s 3 o'clock. T PROPLE Central hall, August 21t COLORED apply at Suty TRAVE! ved; nddress WANTED, young m ALESMAN; ot i n pref Al WANT 2D- ply 16th “TEAMS FOR a Harney JLABORE & M ing. Free transportation. 1ith and Farnam. SWANTED, ONE OR MORIZ COMPE able’ o translate an English | Hungarian and Bee office. i " IN WYOM- & RY. CO. Kramer INT PAR- mphlet into Danish. M3u 1 MEN D T WIRST-CLASS TRAVELING ary and_expenses, The A, Co., 161 Colorado @ $3,000.00 5 wyer Mdse, cago, ill. MEN WHO WILL WORK salary or Iarge commission, selling st to dealers; experlenc Houschold Specialty Co. ror 13- M326 310 WANTED—F neL SWANTED, GIRL FOR NERAL HOl work at 2510 Ioppleton ave. C—245 31% WANTED, A REFINED YOUNG LADY THA ean do a littie ng and assist with hou worl; must ences. Apply b . at %th st « WANT GIRL work. Must be 1329 Park aven MALE W So, FOR good cook. XPERIENCED GIRL FOR Dodge st. [ NERAL HOUS Apply ut -1 TED A GIRL FOR work, washing and ironing pnce at 2022 Webster stre ANTED-GIRL TOR work, small family. Amcri ferred. Ieferences requived 2th sireet WVANTED, LADY, N pay well for part of duy Address A6, 1 BTENOGRAIHER possibiy all d wanted in owa handwri o RAL HOUSE or German pre- Apply 12118, €831 VERY must | TO AFTERNOONS; WORK DAILY ¢ Adidre WIERN WANT stating salary 2 chil D, BARKER BLOCK. D335 “THE CITY, THE Furnam. D33 08 N, BTH D DARLING, FIOUSES IN ALL DARTS O 0. ¥. Davis Company, 1635 HOUSES, DENEWA & €O, LI COu LALGEST LIST IN OMAHA. e C D -M3ss mooNM sirect. o INQUIRE %04 MODEEN §-ROOM walk €om court house. MINUTE:! Barker blk. D65 HOUSE Room 23, tached, 1 MODERN, 2124 DM ROO U ALL M WITIL I1 Cuarles HT R Turner, D TO LET. A COTTAGE on filh, " near ¢ Farnar FURNISIAL 3. Gileon ONE D Patriek HOUS N KOUNTZE bank PLAC 17 1st Nat'l = South AMD ONE -ROOM ROL Tolphane 6 T EINE S T-ROONM THOU South 214t stre FRONT ROOM, 2 Dod ROX FURNISHE| D-M261 2D STREET FOR 1BENT. NIC oF unfuryished. 1 NN N RESIDY n b : K HOUSE Harney XD AND HARNEY, D3di-1 oo el nstiorl (SRS e el i P“ MENT=FURNISHED HOUSE RENT e exc HOUSLE, OMS, children; FURNISHED "Dl gus: o Marey RADLE FURNISHID ROOMS ale. 34 Farnam strect it NS > ROOMS [XITEY v 190 x wirNismD oot ELY Amily 28 MOUS) RS WITH R WITHC D R SARANT LARGE SOU7 NOOM AND 0 Doughas 1o M2 1 IN A QUIET PAMILY OF TWO, EM Gunuectng rooms with nd 00 10 FWO guni lewmen, g s FURNI ED ROOMS AND BOARD. MONEY TO LOAN-RE DOUBLE TWO NIC ferred LY asonabl ROOM ANT | oUTH FR |~ Churchil's FI\'I‘ ron with board, PARLORS A newly furnished; first-class board. 620 So. wt mox N. Brd FURNISHED ROOMS; ¢ rates, ) BOARU Douglas, INT 1812 ¢ ROOMS AND BOARD, | == | FOR RENT—UNFURN UNFURNISHED ROOMS, RENT—STORES AND ND OTHER ROOMS; 19th FoMH 87 FRONT \lences, teachers pro. FM-1-1 ISHED \ con st oD Harney FUM2 OARD; Th D $.00 PER WEEK. CALL o OMS, WITH BOARD. ) leago, F—M Mit DODGE STRE 1M wooms, ED 11 Dot M OFFICES, it RENT. 916 Farna proof | fixture, wa the office OFFICE tion. F. most B. H, = velope free Mus| won AGE hou Cincinnat, NTH M Gov. bonde lowest STORAGE, PACIPIC § e Jones HIGHEST metal, rubt WANTED, Ta. house for FOR SALE, OR FOR rost ap. & cli W rates, ALI, V SAL| HE nont basement, t Bt D. SHM Wea A THE fon perfence and ability Incrative terms. Robison, LIAT Mich. AKR £5 I my WANTE! REN q wi FRAN TORA st PRICES and Chicago Junk House, A nd Th; agen Million sold in Michigan. b ehouse; 1013-101 00D 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING t. This bullding has a fi complete steam heating | Has, el Iy at 1 Heo AN g, 13 BEST LOCA MU f for work In the west Address during Ang of agencies, Omiha. 3831 57 PAMPED EN. thing. DI New J--M1249 310 MARVELOUS 11 in a Makin, 335 31 TDAILY wled frov D—TO RENT. SCHOOL, F. D. 101 1 R HIGH L AG WALLACE, RENTALS, § household goods st Leavenworth.. M2 ' EWERS, HARNEY. M3 K 121 HOUSE CO. and’ forwa 08 PAID 5, TRON, Specialty. Omaha N—017 SECOND-HAND prin JUMP Box 1 210 MAN WITIl SOME s or an inter ufacturing i Furnitur rent, URN B, 2. Harrls (Omuha) gon at on moment's notice. Wyo. € in one; office iber. Lock Box 49, FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Y CHEAP, 1F TAK o of u fevin room h B0t Spencer street. ITURE. SALE-—~HORSE ARRYALL, so0d 08 New} Neb.; delivered tz, Raw- Mii2 2¢ it North Ady OR_SALI rel fast p: to drive; chiap, Ca FOR small works, TOR 1| months, h. TERSEY O ki 1 or; ver; HARDWOOD chicken fence. ars old; 5V ing o also Kood ha all at 221 SAL LE CHEA hotel 607 So. 1 ran) [ © RLOAD. B. 1 $60.00, T ine, lry y hand must NomiE T ptea iy AR-OLD NDARD adster; safe for family or lady s and top Luggy, very th avenwr, Council Ilufls, > M3 1 SOR- 3=MISCELLANEOUS, TWU LARGE AND TWO Hughes Stove Repair QM7 56 HOG AND 9th and Douglas. Q- LOTS. CORRESPONDENCE Nicholas, Council BiufTs, iy IMEBINATION has. R. Lee, LINE OF Bicyele . BIG Omaha % MODIL Omaha JUNDS ol fawa i teglstered; § s A TTER RECORD, 4o teats and bus sell.” Addre MY COLU. month, T money. FOR SALE, KNOW TH itol ay teed or no MADAM MASSAG B, P RS, DR, cloetric b 413 North kat RKISH VIAVI €O, froe; L. MAAS, Ranquor 193 Vi Loams a0 MONEY NEY | | MONEY (RS MIIA Cail $41 medium LADIES' DATHS, LIVE and S, CITY LOANS. . TV eal eatale. ON will Address 0.2 T CLA . WA ness me Y FAT] the n ali » ik MASSAGE, HOWELL, nest pariors i city. 1th str URE BATHS; exelustve for ladies. Suite 100-110 Deo Blds, BICYCLE Hving; i all I tro D-HAND HALL SAF cheap. Address A 4, G- ONLY el hav A REMINGTON TYPEWRITER; Y. Lite bidg. QM7 1» TRVOYANTS. RREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE. dium; St year at 118 N. 16th. s34 1712 CAP- and dead tells everything; su vs fail; satisfaction guaran e cail; f up. £l 3 31¢ E! PROF. LEROY, greatest olair h M BATH! BTC. 2 8. 1 . FLOOR, por, “alcohol m, sul- miii-ar SRNARD, 1421 DODGE. TURKISH AND BLECTRIC 315-320 8, 15th ML A s restful and_refreshing. KISH BATHS, an.\" PLACE IN CITY 195 15TH. a7 MME, POST, 819% 8. PERSONAL. UG B homa treatment; BE BLDG, HEALTH BOOK lady attendant, U—843 FLORIST. PLANTS, CUT FLOWETS, BATHS, MASSAGE. RY 11 w0d. A Tow rat Lruvka and fowa ) LOAN Duvis Co., 1 LOA TO LOAN Widelliy Mary's avenue, Pronucs, Love & Co. femew and grave d Atinns, M9 MME. POST, 313% S. 15TH. U~ GS CHEAP_ ED DAUMLEY, Tolephone 410 U M2 ING CON 25th, 3139 MATION ON IN- Eruin ant cattle, will be eort pitis L0, Peichutered No. 381, Bogotu, Colom- 1 by ene 1 tad 1S 5 N.Y. LIFE cholve ‘veeniity W Ne- v maba eity pe W st LOWEST BATES am k. A STARR, W5 ~ 5 ¥ TIE > OMANA Vaxton bik: W5t N ON IMPROVE ON INROVED OMAHA st Co, Bl Furnam. Wiy | Tor bought. ROOMS | LOAN prog MORT [ MONEY MONE hors: MONT ture, bl $12.00 $0.00 ‘miad tree. THE . men 82,000 Lire INSURANC APITAL, Mortgae loans. Thomas, 6 PER town in lation. cheap Continue: ® LOANED Kansas Cit POLICIES Chesney, ON ¥, 0. $2.000,000; SURPLUS, $909,000; Trust Co., New York; for 6 pe oty property. Apply to Pu agenta, Toom 207 First Nat. Ik v on IMI ROVED & UNIMPE W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1 HVED € 2) Farna W—26) MATA Omaha. W s ON erty, ) CENT MONEY estate & Neb. farms, 10 LOAN 1 W. B LOANS. 16th and LOW RA’ Douglas, 18 2 MESS-810 TAGE ). Zittle, [ w 16 & DOUGLAS TO 82,00, F. D. WEAD, LOAN 1503 IN SMALL Farnam. AMOUNTS, W0 [0 LOAN=CHATTELS. Y TO LOAN ON PLAY s, wagons . at lowest rates m o emoval of goods; strictly confidential; pay the loan off at any time or FURNITURE in ny amount LOAN CO., ;8 E, 16t st N-Mist DAYS; FURNI room 8, Darker N ML OMAHA MORTGA: Y TO pian. LOAN, 3, 6 Duft C %0 00 STO quivalent K OF MERCHAN tern Nebra Address 5 UPWARD P al AND o Wit Saftest Natfonal bank refe Rial Chicag CHANCE OF artner with from $5) BASILY matic specu and particulars by ¢ 100k MATT-EL LIFETIME—\WANTE 100 to $L0M.00 in well s in Omaha. Only Iy guar- 708 in o b Dapish physielins; owner uring; don’t ne e GENTLEMA reliable busiuess WITH Omaha 3 $1,000.01 towill in changed. 0)-GEN HIGH €0 x real LANT Btoc Alm in Tmn son, sTon 8-ROC fin SOUT! %0 from heart addr buy BATY sale 1 ac Beaut 8or. 1 Hrick i PEC part ™ chanie, business In town of 2, FARM farm in I motor, J. Alabama. " quired, HOME: 3 acres Coitage Dargains in Mo, Mo, York Co., near Springfield, RELIABLI ash to tak plea Fusin INDUS Money Feturn of Logitimate 1l guarantee the i the proceeds of the busi time, Dusiness will cloar ually. Do not answer unless Dbusiness and have amount Address P O, 2, Sloux M1 10 thres month o $10,000.00 o mean PRADE i 1 buggy or South On, ADE M358 51 EXCHANGE, A wili tak SALE OR GOOD » part in g Ix Clty ¥—-M357 DRUC ] ess’ I estate. Ad FOR BXCHANGE, AND CASH merchandise. %, HORSES K ral 2, Nel FOR TO T P, TRADE. 13-ACRE _IMPROVED also 8) acres land trade for merchandise on requested. A, Mark 7M1 3 Polk for ADE, IN CITY PROP- John N. Frenzer, ..,.p' it HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT, apply to Omaha Loan and and Douglas streets. RE-Ms2l 83 NICE LAW! Tovely momd, near Douglas block RI: FARM FOR SALE. ES AND N HOUSE, oot barn, otte, N shade 15 HERN of land, t road ( “Blac Only Balance on ss_the owner JOHN M. acres the of of a mile of Uniontown, in_the praftie conntry of centr mall amount of cash re- ng time. For information ee-quarters n JEFFRIES, Selma, Alabam: RE 8 ms. Garvin Bros., 210 N.Y. L, RE-263 FARMS, lock 1367 Al M LOTS AND or trade. Dailing, Bark ). OMAHA and So. $5,000. Hanscom Park H. Park. ost, nr_ear, < 1550 5 bet Omal Omiha, 31,300 5, N w iful 1ot near dern house, north bout ¢ r. house and ba usé and full lot § interest bearing property. RE $1.0%0. 4,300, 3900, TAL DBARGAINS of the city. F Vead, nt for over 1,000 owners. BY 16 and_Douglas RE—103 1 bottom land, $18 an Tevel land, level, with crop, In, Impros in Towa, 52,80, Terrick € (eheap) %) _an o ar Omiha ). Omali, $4,40), 7,20 330 un acre, $4.000, 012 ar Grein, Harrison, STER ern ATCH. WEST- Howard street 31 LING, BUILT LIKE Electrical Supply Co., AW VISIBLE | . Wil DALL Barnum BEARING & Bro., 12 GRAT 1th ave. THE Woon fireplaces, HOTE 2 rooms at §1 _European plan, e 10 $1.03 per day GILATES, TIL) vestibules and large floors; Milton Rogers & Sons, Omaha. MA s FOR write_for £ HILDITCI Omaha and L DARKER, FRANK and Junes sts.; So. cara pass the ‘doc AME herman Jms at $2.00 day. ME_ “LANGE" HOTEL, &2 8. 15TH STREET. M-577 BANJO AND 1911 Cass street | st Am. Sm Mable, Omah. e ritn, or Bloomors, Love Neve Woodbridge X Sonas n Darlin Course of True \ Latest hits. The oth Neb, WHY fine mon pri MM A C Schmoller sHOR OMAHA COM. COLLI T POOR PIANO 506 McCakue building, rents plan. Terms $4, and 35 Malcolm Love planos sold_at f M IENT A t of th, WNDROKERS, AROWITZ LOANS MON 48 N. 16 8 EY. 1AND AND TYPEWR VAN SANT'S SCHOOL, 813 N. Y. ING. LiFE. M-S WTH & DOUGLAS. ML 815 COAL. oo SHERIDAN COAL. 2,000 LS. BEST COOKING lamp, spiendid u Pennsylvania Victor White (Tel. 127) 1606 Farnam. misad fn X 50. " Also des o s, dealer you | FARM month UNDEK BURKY SWANSC PRIVAT Morand's, renova now open for nuIL SHARE: Sihos redee How 1 in MS FOR RE AL ol TR R FOR CASH. AL| per head. Charlds” Gan: RTA S AND UN g N & VALIEN, OR AND %, 353 T, 1618 Chic RAL at DIREC telephion 1101 CUMING, AUL, UNDERT. 7 Farnam st., OR EVENING Our hall has for rent to elul | Hi i 8 DAY d th insp CTRICAL SUPPLIES, D CONTRACT- r plants and a uction, W Howard st DING & LOAN ASSOCIATION S IN MUTUAL L. & B, per cent when 1, 3, 3 y \able. 1704 Farnam st., SECURE. GOOD to Omaha L. & M. Nattinger, Sec. 38 0 GET on savings. 1704 Bee bldg. A HOME OR Apply G. «"HH HE (dlar sti mafe, by em- o Tette’ mail. At Chichester Cl . Philadeiphia drug) P 18' SAVE PROT té. JCTOR" ASSURES Iy adju Lutely relinble n without I n particuls pe- for La T i ROWN 1og; nnsw motor train urned o C. oF if left at AND WHT rs to nam. to Omaha. Liberal B. H. Campbell Parmelee's gun stors Lost—M3i6 2 of “Dul Fo ouncil ACCOUNTANTS. 3. WALTERS, st Nut'l bank. XPERT ACCOUN Tel. 16%. Reference 976 BUSINESS NOTICES, DAMAG DR, PAI o Nervous, We ¢ Noxe, 1 104 Feman CURE! ALL oR PIL ly cure PRIVATE ALL NESSES ED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N. 16, DRESSMAK D3 DF BMisy Sturdy, TO DEN UL, TIST.: 2020 BUR' Wedical and Surgical Ingtitute Chronic and Private ISEASES re Sutarel, ANl Divennes of the DISEASES, ORDERS OF MEN, w York Hospifal TREATMENT. FORMS OF FEMALE WEAK- AND DISEASES OF WOMEN 18, FISTULA, FISSURE, permanent- 4’ without the use of knife, ligatur AND DIS- or_caustic All c Busines Y. all on or address, w Tlanks rrent orrespondence strictly confident| m observation to answered promptly. al. Medlcine sent all parts of the h stamp, for Circu- Jook, Recipes and Symptom Tree ment by mail, consultation free, Cmaha Medical and Surgical Institute, 14th and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb 4:sipm. Lizipm 7:05pm §:loam Leaves Omaha. 3pm. g:30am 7:50pm 11:%am. |CHICAGO, [ ——— Vo sond the marsolons French & Yermady CALTHOS fivoey il n | argon & Exisslons, rmatorrheg, L urleoeile O Lost Vigor, it and pay if satisfed, +1.VON MOML CO.. lo Aueriean Apenin Clncinwatl Chle. RLINGION & MU, KIVER Amves Union Depot, 10th & Siason Sts.| Omana Denver Expres 5 k. T, Mont. & Tuge undey . 1i5hm Liincoin. Locat (excent. Sunday)r. 1l foa idail (for Lincoln) daiiy R BURLIN Unign_Depot, 10th & Mason SeeeenChlcago Vestibule. .. Chicago Express .. ..Chicago & St. Touly Express, Pacide_Junetion ' Local.. Fastball & Q.|Arrives 13 Omaha ~9:30am I 4ilipm i1 8ivoum Leaves [CHICAGO, Omaha 11:30am Leaves Omaha i0:40am. . 4:20pm G.58am.... 5:46pm Leaves ‘Omaha Union_Depot, HICAGO & NORTHWESI Union Lepot, 100k & Mason ; astern: Express Vestibuled : Limited.... . «:Mo, Valey Local..... B Gmabia Chicago Speciai..... . 1:kbm CHICAGO, R, & & PAC Arrives Union Depot, 1005 & Mason Sta.| Omaha EAST. Atlantic_Expross’ (ex _NIght Fipress Omaha -+ Sidopm Sunday) 6:45pm. 1:40pm. Caves ] Owmaha §10am. Spm. 6:10pm. ! Teaves | 3 Eopm 90 6:0pm Leaves | Omaha 9:80am 9:45pm. eaves | Omaha Tdoam.. 9:30pm. | 330pm Leaves Omaha 6:10pm Leaves Omana Okiahoma & Tegay Bx ox +.Colorado . Limiter: C. 8T, P. M. Depot, ‘15th ang Wybsier St (Sloux City Aecommodation loux City Nxpress (ex. .8t Paull Mimite F. E. & MO, WAL Depot, 15th_and i/0¥g at Mall el Bxpress.... .. 4 Sat.) Wyo. fix: (ex. Mon.).. 4:ohpa riolk Expross: wk. Sunday). .10:304 St Paul Expres i05am K. C.ST. J &C. B Union Depot. 1th & Mason ngas City Day ¥ht_Ex. MISEOURI PACIFIC. Dept. 15th_and \Vebster Sts. St Louts Bxpres: t. Louls Express. ruska Local (ox. S SIOUX CITY & PACIFL Depot, 15th _and Webster Sts. [ Omuha St Paul_Limited i SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Unlon_Depat, 10th & Mason Sts. Sloux City Passenger........ W 5pm St._Paul_Limited..... ... /:i5pm 10N PACIEIC s 10th & Mason I Expr Overland Sun.). 105 ~o\ 8:15pm Sun)..1:55am Li0:Bam Artl {"Omana BY ter Sts iox - 5:3pm i Trans. 6:09am [Agrives N & i00pm. iicai’ee i Stromab’ 7:00pm. 5:4pm 3 e’ AL Past__ Mail. WABASH RAILWAY Il Unien_ Depot, 10th & Mason Ste.! omala siam | When the battle of Naseby had been fought and king men five to flee, of h tered battle flyin aging when from the sce ties my ing turn the ¢ the ther strains of a hymn frem the eamp of the Cove- I was faint and weary fcr want aarty vy for my nant food, morn, and my lost, T felt that the caus was lost, too. More than were left dead upon the field, 500 of to cne; whither I knew is across the country side. Affer but, 1 found little & squadrons of cavalry, to elude their grasp, night down at came a e of eonflict. hn|~4u up to a waik where. Behind dle, T could 1 knew not ed In my enen me, n Y dark bacl e came whle still ever and night air ground, across the er: for 1 had tasted nothing heart was very he nee liege. Presently treos in front of me. tha that and and and at the sion wizened with, she ‘My name, good dame,’” 1 aaswescd little majesty's S food the more manifest was am stuft to & said to reassure her. “Aye, rebe dare sir, aweet voic King The I espled, with a bright ray of I'ght iscuing As 1 appr. eled from the window ttage, which, to a man weary in bedy and mind, was a pl most comfortable sight. I throwing the bridle ove door with my sword hiit. I to rap again before it was open old woman with a Kindly face, al a trightened one. In a trembi! inquired my name from it proc of ched c nd bus ne: o consequence. 1 am a captan in xth regiment of hrsa nd rest.”” L I pray old crone, wh Lad be ome as T spoke. this I had no mind to do, proceeding from the inside of t st appetizing odor, as of some on the stew, and my stoma ) away and leave it. ur fears are groundless, I, in such a tone as T hoped might “No harm w i but it will” she o Is are encaraped mot a league awa not let ye in. 1 have all the Leart, but I dare nc v, let him enter, good moth behind her. “If he he is a friend old crone is f left me standing on threshold and turned to speak wilh sot inside, they could et crea mark my ing. e “Wer from the tonss of the veice #0o me through the doorw 1 tell was pleading my cause Vell, have it as ye will," ture, at las(; “but il will word, lassie, who, came coras od gentleman,’ sald open, “there is ve, but to such she holding not mmca that I as It is ye are ome. ot bees in p and, pres Tl over a large pot fire, sme a low such the skin that but with the heat and turmof and stain of battle, my weariness and dejec meeting so fair a manner, tion, crea was man salu shame, amu not pocket-comb and carr thanked her profusely, and, n the directon of an outhouse. tw eed of rest. leaving it safely t ently to the cottage, \a 0ld woman, as I which was s and from which proceeded 1 had befoce noticed. wooden stool, was s exceeding becuty that, rered, ntered, wi the il W ed a dizorder of my attire. , the whiteness of her hands, I gazed upon. I fear it did me but little credit, of the day, and the surprise at ture in such an but ill-prepared ners of a courtier. te with but T fancied I s sement in her face—which, to be wonder unlooked for to do justice She to indeed, ied with me, while tb number of prisoners excecdel the slain by | the king himself had been forced not; and the remnants | army (of whom I gas one) were s :u—, 1 had been chased hi'ther and thither 1., | always man mys listance The pursuing par cre recalled one by one, and drawing I rade slowly onward | through the Northamptonshire lanes, wander- | when T | score of | s watch-fires glowing bright agains anon no small satisfac- achel I saw dismonn ny arni, rapped had acea 1 by “is ot and T crave plied for there ho se savory itked good dame.” ay, sald the o | of il will coma of it and she hobbled back to where I was stanl- | wel- bogging to be cllowea to tend first £ my horse, led it The pcor as spent as its master and sorely 1 gave .t meal and water, returned s bending eething on the | savory Beslde her, on maiden looking at her, I remembered no longer my hunger but only She was dressed in peasant’s costume, but the softness of her | the grace of her bearing, all told me it was no peasant 1 made her a low bow, for what the dust of | returned my a perfect grace that put me to w a faint sign of at—and so I took out mall hand-mirror which and going toward the candle A malden of exceeding beauty. which burned upon a table in the center of the endeavored to remedy to some extent | the defects in my appearance, present a more fitting spectacle for a lady's room, eyes The maiden pere to gaze upon. watched mi she said, with a smile. ive, sir,” the Court?” 1 could not i tell whether In order to clear out our slightly used and second-hand Planos and Organs we make these bargain prices until closed A Marshall & Smith square Pi- ano with carved legs and mould ings, overstrung ale, $65—310 down and $5 a month. A Grand Square for $90—310 down and $5 a month A better one for $115, warranted in good order—four round corners- oversirung scale—$10 down and 38 a moath, A good upright J. Y.) Piano, $90—$ a month, Another for $125—$15 down and $3 a menth A Mason & Hamlin Organ, $14 John Hoyt G-stop Organ, §7 Wilcox & White, 11-stop, 7-foot high Organ, $5 A Kimball Organ for $5 Another with mirror in and 11 stops for o T All Organs 35 down and $5 & month nerson Plano P. Hale (N. down and § top A. HOSPE, Jr, Music and Art. 1513 Dougias. so that I might | that you belong to this was said in 7 Jost or earnest, the former, “It s true, but 1 was loth to consider it and so answered madame, that I have the honor and privilege to attend upon his majesty May I, in turn, be pardoned for saying that 1 discern you are not such as It would seem you desire to appear?" She took what I said in good part, though shaking her finger playfully as she replied ay, sigrah, 1 am a peasant, as you per- This T did not believe, nor could I be wholly sure that she wished to be believed “But come, mother,” the maide tinued, turning to the old crone who still_stogping over the fire, “‘your muest | surely famished, and that stew, I traw, really to do you credit.” Thus exhorted, the old woman placed the savory mess upon the table, accompanying the action with many apologies for the home- liness of the fare, which in truth were un- needed, for I set to with a will and never found = king’s banquet more to my taste, Novertheless, I was grieved on- was is is Tadder, Started wearily to mount the to think fast before the ey that T should have to hn‘nk my long 2 of so fain a maiden, for I conld not but fear that she would regard | my prodigious appetite smacking of the most unseemly greed. When the meal was | concluded T bogged to be allowed to seek re pose by the side of my horse in the outhouse, but the old woman pointed to a ladder which stood in the corner of the room, communi- cating with a trap-door in the roof above. If ve go up there, good gentleman,” said , “ye will find a loft where ye may rest is a poor place, as ye may well believe, but | fitter for a king's officer to lie within than an_outhouse.” 1 thanked her, and taking the rush-light which she proffered, bowed once again (o the malden and started wearily to mount | the ladder. In the loft above I found a straw | pallet, upon which I threw myself down with- out removing so much as my sword, and w. soon overcome with slumber. I was awak- | ened, after what seemed but a few minutes, by the sound of men's volces in the rooms below; and filled with apprehension, 1 crept quietly to the trap-door and [artly raized the lid. T was hugely taken aback by what T saw, thongh the sight was but a natural one in the sad case in which the king's own loyal men at that time found themselves. A burly, red-faced tergeant and two troopers, all dressed in the rebel uniform, had entered the | house and were engaged in’ lively conversa- tion with the old woman who had shown me kindness. “I tell ye,” she was saying, “there’s nonc that ye scek in here." “This gives you the lie, old woman," sald the scrgeant; and with a sneer he dug his sword into a cloak which I, with a sad lack of forethought, had left to iio upon a bench, and held it up on the point. “This is no raiment of a servant of the Lord. With a cry of despair the old dame shrank back and covered her wizened face with her hends. The sergeant took a step in the di- rection of the ladder, but the young maiden, who until that moment had remained seated, roze majestically and barred his way. “Stay!” she cried. “You have no right to enter or to search this dwelling, poor though it be, except this old dame bid you. Where- fore, then, do ye come? You have conquered in the combat, you have killed and captured many thousands of the king's brave men— why seek ye more?" (Continued Monday.) Bucklen's Arnicn Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblaing, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It s guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 certs per box. For sale by Kuhn & Co. e THEIR RELAT HITS AT VES. Teaehers Cannot Remaln Where Sis- ters Arve Pr pals. In the assigament of teachers In the city schools for the coming year a new policy in ono partieular was adopted. Sisters are not allowed to feach in the same buflding where one of them s a principal. A half dozen teachers have been transferred on this ac- count. Heretofore almost every principal with a sister in the grades has requested that that sister be assigned to her building for obyious and unobjectionable reasons, and the request has been granted, but for s eral years there has been a growing senti- ment among the members of the Board of Fducation that on account of this some teachers profited by sororal favoritism. It has, therefore, been determined that here- after all teachers must stand on an_equal footing and none have the advantage of favor with a principal on account of blood rela- | | tionship. S Contaglous Diseases. Alen's Hyglenic Fluid has been found & positive preventive of scarlet and typhoid fevers, diphtherfa, small pox and other con- taglous diseases. Mothers should atomize their children’s throat and nasal organs with it morning and evening. BACK OV STRUCTURE, Stre ars Again Ru Sixteenth Street The Sixteenth street viaduet pleted and open for travel. Yesterday forenoon the Board of Public Works served a notice on the officers of the street railway company that they could rum their trains over the strueture. In the afternoon and last evenlng the South were traveling over the old the same rate of speed that they danger wignals had to be displ viaduct some two years ago. - Troubled with Pevl Henry P. Silvera of Lue fndia Islands, esays 3iace my reeovery from an attack of ¢ ry. some ten years +g0, It comes on sud at times and makes me very weak. A oulul of Chamber ain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ken fn a Uitle water gives me relief. I ould get a dozen testimonlals from pes ero who have been eured by this remedy. ———— Stetnherg St Mr. Steluberg, doing North El:venth street, 0 Thursdey by a well drewsed sker. He called at the police station erday morning bemoaning his loss. A atranger entered Steinberg's place, after womwe prelimiuary Lonversation, Stelnberg that be had a cir lvad crap fron om the trick at Waluut, He told his victim he needed $10 to prepay the freight, and if the mousy wera advanced Aim he would bill the ear to him as surety for the loan. Stelnberg s atil) awaiting billing instructions ou the car that will never come. Mrs. Samuels of Counctl Blaffs was “conned” in about the same manuer out of two valuable sliver wine glasses. ning Ae Viaduet. is now com oxx the the loops were out in Omala trains route, going at aid before :d upsn the feul Dysentary. 1, Jamaica, West Wi business was buncoed out of flucnt yes- and told of In FULL HEAD Peculiar Ciroumstances Surrounding Death of E. 0. Perkins., GAS TURNED ON DOCTOR BELIEVES IT WAS NOT SUICIDE Found Unconsclous in His Room at the Midland—Hnrd Been Taking Treatment for Several Days for Sunstroke. nce solleiting died at the Midland E. C. Perkins, an agent, aged 36 years, hotel yesterday morning at 7:45 o'clock. The circumstances surrounding his short iliness and death are peculiar, and cause the ad- vancement of two theorjes, On Tuesday afternoon Perkins called on Dr. B. D. Arnold, at his offices in the Fren- zer block, for treatment; ho complained of pains in his head, and being at times al- most overcome from dizziness. The doctor found that the man was suffering from sun- stroke, and prescribed accordingly. That evening Perkins left this city and started for his home in St. Paul, Neb, but a washs out near Grand Island made the jour impossible, and he could not reach his on this account. While waiting at a station for a train to bring hha to Omaha, he was taken wih a spell of dizziness nd fell into a small creek, his clohing becoming soaked with water. He had no other alternative but to wear the wet clothing and did not arrive In this city until evening, on Wednes- day, when he stopped in to Dr. Arnold, who administered the usual remedies. His physician advised him to go to bed, which he did. The doctor visited him in the even- ing and found him cheerful and getting along nicel Thursday wmorning the physiclsn called to see his patient; the door was locked and a strong smell of gas was detected. The door was forced open and Perkins was found in an unconscious condition, with the gas turned on full head Dr. Allen was hastily summoned for consultation @nd after working with the man for hours, resorting to heroie treatment, pronounced his condition fatal. He lingered through the day, hows ever, and yesterday morning at 6 o'clock oedema of the lungs set i and he dled. Dr. Arnold said to a repcrter for The Bea: “I hav' known Mr. Perkins for a number of years. Tuesday he called to see me. I found he was overcome by the heat and ad- vised him to go to his hotel and go to bed, That evening he left for his home, but had to return on account of a washout. Wednes- day, in the early afternoon, he called agaln, his "clothes were wet and muddy and ho told me about falling in a creck and getting a ducking. He had no opportunity to change his dress, as he was waiting for a train to bring him here. That evening I call:d at hi room, he was in the best of spirits and laughed “and joked with me, Yesterday morning T called on Perk'ns and after forcing his door found him lying on his bed apparently dead, and the gas turned om full head. 1 called in Dr. Allen ani we worked with him 2and partially brought him about, anl would have saved him hid not cedema set in; that is, a mucus forming on the lungs, caused by the inhalation of gassous vapors. This is fatal, and he diel this mern- ing, after lingering some twelve hours.' “Doctor, did the circumstance of finding the gas turned on full head suggest to your mind suicide?” was asked “I hardly think so. He was €0 cheerful when I last saw him consclous, and in a fafr way to be able to resume his business in a few da His nervous condition and the fact that every time he walked about he would be attacked by a dizzin ss, secms to me could explain the fact that s was turned on. Suppoce he got up during the night and was attacked in thls way, a mon could eastly wurn the gas off and then on.” The Midiand hotel people were very chary about giving any Information about (he map's. death; In fact, refused to say anything about the alfair. They say the circamstances of the guest's death will affect the business of the hotel, and if the number of the room where the death took place were made public it could never again be rented. The hody of Perkins was taken to the morguo and his wife and family notified of his death. A reporter for The Bee called at the coro- ner's office, where nothing was known of the affair except the following death certificate which was issued by the doctor “B. (. Perkins, native of Illinols, Died Sixteenth and Chicago. sunstroke Mr. Perkins is well known in this city and is a man of considerable wealth. He carried no life insurance. There will be no inquest, -~ Impure blood 1s the cause of boils, and other eruptions. Hood's purifies the blood and cures i S ENTE I|'I insul back age 35, Cause of death, plmples Sarsapariila o troubles. MUNIRO NIAL. Says t t the "I' xent Plan of Street Clenning Will Not Be Changed. For a couple of days past there has been a good deal of talk in city hall circles of a probable change in the present street sweep- ing arrangement. It has been stated that a plan had been incubated in the councl whereby the day labor system ‘was to be dropped and a new street sweeping contract with James Stephenson entered into, The re- port has occasioned a good deal of criticism in labor circles and elsewhere, but according to Chairman Munro of the Board cf Publie Works, the rumor is without foundation. Mr, Munro sald yesterday that there was no such plan under consideration. He thought tho story had been started on account of the action of the board in laying off the street sweepers for two or three days. This was on account of the rains, which had washed the streets elean and made it unnecossary to expend money for cleaning them until they again became littered, FOR RES Use Horsford's Ackd Dr. R, H. Pepper, Hunt says: “In nervous prost I find it par excellence.” Keeps the Inspectors Tusy. During the present week an unusual nume ber of permits for repairs on buildings have been taken out. This indicates that the process of municipal house cleaning in antiel- pation of the state falr is under good head- way. Thess small repairs arc a source of no end of trouble to the building inspector. Many property owners labor under the delu= sion that it I8 not necessary to take out & permit for repairs and it keeps the Inspectors busy hunting them up and bringing them to time. hosphn ngton, W. ation from exc —_—— SCOLDING, The cook within the k\‘ en stood, Her hands upon her hips And many were the angry words Came pouring from her lips Her victim was the grocery boy, And hotly thus spake she: O, what a little fool you are, To bring such stuff to me. Take high price baking powder back, And bring me “Calumet,” And if he did not go straightway, Bhe's lkely scolding yet. 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