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Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
PERSON
TO loAx-nr,L ESTATE.

ANTHONY oAN TRtST co. SIS \. V,
Life. Loans at low rates Tor choice security In
Nebraska 4 Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
Wi
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
ENACTED A FEARFUL TRAGEDY.
Aged Farmer Killed and His TAO
Snns MOrLMIIN

FREMONT. o., May ia terrible trag-
edy occurred last night one mile east OF the
village Of Lindsay and about eight miles
from this city, in which one man was killed
outright and two sons are in such a condition
that death may result at any moment.
The deed was committed about midnight
and evidently was well planned. At this
hour Of the night the family q Jacob Hess
were aroused by an explosion which shat
tered their home, but no nne Was injured.
Mr., Hess and his two sons Immediately
stepped out, wheE a snot was fired, and the
old gentleman dropped over dead. Another
shot and one Of the soma fell, pierced In the
breast with a quantity Of buckshot. Again
a shot. and the other son received a shot.
The fend who did the shooting then es-
capped. and thus far has not been captured.
Suspicion points strongly 10 the deed hay-
Ing been committed by a young farmer
named Louis Billau, who has been In love
with the daughter OF Mr.. Hess. but his suit
has been strenuOusly opposed by the father
and also the brothers. Lately he has been
prohibited from making calls and this so
enraged him that he has been nearly Wild.
People who know the young man think that
he has bTooded over the love affair 30 murl
that he has become inhane. The sheriff
and a posse started at once 10 capture him,
but have been unable TO locate him.
A report has since been received which
says one OF the cons has died and that the
other Hill probably recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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knights Tempinr Election.

On ascension day. May IA. 1896. the fol-
lowing officers of Mount Calvary commandery
No. l, knights Templar. were duly installed
by the senior past grand commander. r. f.
Sir Harry p. Deuel., assisted by Sir H., Victor
White, past eminent commander, as grand
marshal: Sir Edwin Haney. Il. g.: Sir
Perry A. Lyons, G.: Sir George E., Warner,
c. G.. Sir James w. Maynard. L. p; Sir
Albert z, Brink, s, w; Sir Alfred NJ. Ole
son, ]. W; Sir Leverett NJ. Anderson, T.;
Sir Eben X. Long, r.; Sir Samuel d. Cald-
well. S. b.; Sir Benjamin II. Thomas, S. b..
Sir Oscar II. Allen, w; Sir Fred W. Rich
ards, 7. c.; Sir John E.. Simpson, s. G.,
Sir Willard r.. Wells, F. c.; Sir Cuthbert r.
GrinlIhs- S
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

Admits that silver Money is SOmc-
I ~ thing like Gold. -.


Silver money 10 not fiat money. The
only kind Of fiat money is paper money,
which is not a promise to pay something
else. Silver money is something like gold.
The government selects 50 much silver and
says it is a dollar and makes it a legal
tender for all public and private debts, just
as 1t does with gold. And we claim that by
selecting both gold and silver we have
more money, and therefore, can maintain the
parity between money and property.
Mr.. Rosewater, says: How are you going
to get money, even IL it is coined?" l
might ask him, how are you going to get
money II 1t Is not coined? You can get
money when 1t is coined. First allow sill
yer to be converted into money and
then the people who convert their
silver into money, cannot make anything out
of the money until they spend it; buy some
thing with it, and you can sell to them. We
raise wheat, corn. hogs, cattle, etc, and find
prices going down because people cannot buy
what we have to sell, but find debts going
up because We cannot get enough money
with which to pay them.
My friend says, If we will stop agitating
we will remedy the greater part of these
troubles. That Is the cry always. Never
was there a tyrant that did not denounCe the
agitator. Great applause) Yes, that is the
cry, Don't agitate." If they could have
their way about 1t they would pass a law
making 1t a penal offense for a man to raise
MS voice against the pOlcy Oh the DOlu
owner of Wall street.
WILL CONTINUE TO ACETATE.
We have felt the iron in the flesh and we
shall continue to agitate until they take
away from us this dishonest dollar that reaps
where ii has not sown. Now, my friend here,
In expounding the gold standard theory, says
that we want simply quiet and credit. |
say that we want something to base credit
on. Show me a man who has property and
/ will show you a man who can borrow
money, but show me a man who has no
lost it's value, and | will show you a man
who cannot borrow money of any man. We
think wa can maintain the gold and silver
standard at the ratio OF 16 to l without the
aid of any other nation on earth.
believe this nation great enough to
legislate for its own people on every sub
ject. Great applause) Mr., Rosewater is
not IN favor of any other national bimetal-
lism. He is not In favor of anything except
the gold STANDARD, and | call your attention
to the fact that throughout this whole de-
bate he has refused to answer the very
first question | put to him. He has re-
fused to discuss the effects of an increase
of the purchasing power of the dollar. |
have quoted the royal commissions; | have
quoted Sherman, Blaine, Carlisle-all
these people and say to you.
my friends, that the man who wants n
gold standard wants to increase the value
OF the dollar for the benefit OF the man who
owns money and he wants to Cypress other
men who produce the wealth of the world.
loud applauseD
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
BIGGEsT STRIKE ON RECORD.
Entire "Knty' system Threatened
with Serious Trouble.

WIN StTtohs tFOubIe.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.--A special to the Re-
public from Denison, Tex. says: The most
serious strike ever known in the southwest is
threatened. The grievance committee of the
brotherhood Of Engineers, which
has been to st. Louis to lay the case of
Engineer win Lanams before the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas officials, returned today.
After a conference the company refused to
reinstate Lanams, and the grievance com
mittee entered into a federation with all the
organizations Of railway trainmen, six In
number, and the entire system of the road
has been organized and federated. A com
mitteeman said today:
you can state officially that unless
Engineer Lanams is relnstated inside of five
days there will not be a wheel moving on
any part Of the Missouri, Kansas q Texas
system. We are organized for the fight and
every order OF railway trsinmen is bound
with us that every wheel shall stop within
five days If Mr.. Lanams is not put back to
work"
The ultimatum Of the Brotherhood has been
sent to the Katy headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
Gossip Of the Lodge Room.

The entertainment to be given by Ivy
Rebekah lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, which was to have occurred
last Tuesday night was postponed to next
Wednesday night on account of the inclement
weather. An excellent time is promised.
Triune lodge, knights of Pythias, gave a
very enjoyable dance in Morand's dancing
academy on last Thursday night. There was
a good crowd in attendance In spite OF the
fact that the weather was not all that could
be desired.
Omaha lodge No. 7, the newly organized
lodge of the United Order OF the Treubund,
gave its frst entertainment last night in
knights of Labor hall. The affair was de-
lightfully informal. consisting Of selections,
musical and otherwise, from those present.
The latter end of the evening was occupied
in dancing, Refreshments were served during
the course of the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
ANTE ROOM ECHOES.

The Omaha District Bogrolling associa-
ton" was formed at the last meeting Of
Omaha lodge No. 100, Modern Woodmen Of
America. This new body is composed Of
camps in the vicinity Of Omaha and its
primary object will be to arrange for picn!cs
and other general entertainments to be given
for the benefit of members Of the order.
The meeting was attended by representa-
tiyes of camps in PlattSmouth. Papillion,
Blair, Union, Dodge, Arlington, Omaha,
South Omaha and many other points in the
neighborhood of this city. While the prin-
cipal object Of the delegates was to form
the association, they did not forget the
order they represented. Consequently a con-
siderable number Of addresses laudatory Of
the order were made by them over the re-
~freshments that were served during the
course Of the evening.
After the organization Of the association
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Clarke O"Hanlon,
Blair; first vice president, Mrs. C. II. T.
Riepen. Omaha; second vice president, T.
L. Jones, Fremont; third vice president, w.
ID. Stanbaugh, Arlington; secretary, George
b. Riher, Blair; treasurer, r. s. SIGNALLING,
Blair.
It was decided to hold the first annual log
rolling at Blair, but the date was not chosen.
This will be selected later on in the year,
but 1t is promised that 1t will occur In the
early future.
The local members of the order are al
ready preparing for the entertainment Of
members who will visit the city during the
state fair. Visitors of the last fair were
entertained In a royal manner and this
precedent is to be followed this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
woodmen of the World.

Word has been received that Il. Motz Of
tfis city. deputy of the order. recently or
ganized a camp with sixty charter members
in Kansas City. The camp was called Baron
Hlrsoh, No. 1893. The members rewarded the
deputy's work by bringing in twenty more
frames before he left the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
Frnternal Union.

Banner lodge, No, IL will give
an ice cream social next Friday evening,
to which its members and their friends are
cordially invited. In the Continental block,
Fifteenth and Douglas streets.
Mr.. j. W. Cheney has gone TO Minnesota
where he win organize lodges for the order.
Mr.. Cheney has been for the past twenty
years a newspaper man and is quite well
known in that state.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
Ancient Order of United WorI<mcn.
Il has hnen Gnally detnrminel To nnnsnll-

It has been finally determined 70 CONSOLE
date Beacon lodge and Goodrich lodge of this
city, the new body to bear the name of
Beacon. Some time ago Goodrich lodge
voted unanimously in favor of the consolida-
ton, action being delayed until the decision
Of the other lodge. At the meeting Of last
week Beacon lodge decided in favor of the
consolidation, practically with unanimity.
The new lodge will contain a membership
of about 1870. The consolidation was brought
about in the interests of economy, as several
hundreds of dollars can be saved thereby
annually. 1t was also the sentiment that
the combined lodges could do better work
for the order than they could separately.
The final consolidation depends. of course,
upon the decision of the grand master work
man OF the state, but 1t is believed that his
sanction can readily be obtained, since the
almost unanimous desire of the two lodges
for 1t has been expressed.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
o RENT-sTOREs AND OFFICES.

FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
at sl6 Farnam st. This building has a %freproof
cement basement, complete steam heating fix
lures. water on all floors, gas etc. Apply at
the office OF The Bee. I-9l0
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
WANTED TO w.

WANTED TO BORROW, 81, 10000 FROM PR.
vatc party VIII pay 3 per cent and give
mortsage on house and lot valued at 81. 100. 90.
Address 4 90. Bee. 3I IL
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED. POSITION AS MANAGING OR
working housekeeper by a refined and edu-
Gated woman; city or country. best OF references
from present employer and others. Lock bon
1j Tecumah, Neb. A-dl'-lF
AN EXPERIENCED DRUG CLERK WANTS n
situation at low wages. Inquire 1918 tarnnin.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS.

G. II, RATHBUN. AUDITOR PUBLIC AND
private accounts: books opened and closed or
Xamine all business strictly C0nhien'inl; best
of references; telephone go. 500 Paxton block,
Omaha. 2gS-25.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
upHoLsTEnING FURNITURE.

FURNITURE PACKED, COUCHTES MADE TO
order, mattresses made and renovated. chairs
cancd; Cheap This month, NJ. S. Walkin. 2l1l
Cunning. Tel. 1891. ISL
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED. SAMPLES DISTRIBUTED EVERY
where by either gentlemen or ladies'; IS a thous-
and; position permanent; enclose stamp. Geneva
Pharmacal Co, Chicago. B-315-17'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
FOR EXCHANGE.

CLEAR FARM LAND. TO TRADE
for stock of merchandise. Box 81. Creighton,
Neb. H-M215 liz
FOR EXCHANGE. 200 ACRES FENCED n
So, 500 buildings; 300 acres plOwed and irrigated;
nearly clear; want improved city property.
Garvin Bros, 1873 FaInam 81. H-3iT-T
50, COO.Oo STOCK GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS
to exchange for land and cash. Address NJ. NJ.
NJ. Kearney, Neb. H-CS3 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
Order of the World.

On and after Monday, May IS, Myrtle
lodge No. 399, Order of the World, will hold
its meetings in the hall over the Boston
store every Monday evening. The lodge is
growing rapidly and the members taking
great interest in the organization. The
monthly entertainments given by the lodge
for It's members and friends have proved to
be one of the attractive features toward Sc
curing members. .-...-
Omaha lodge No 299, Order of the World,
Is making extensive arrangements for a May
party at the hall Monday evening, May %.
Riverview lodge, Order of the World, was
organized In Forest hall, Sixth and Pierce
streets. Thursday evening. April 80. The
lodge starts out with the brightest of pros
poets and already a goodly number of new
members have united with the organization.
The officers are as follows: President, Davis
Tong; vice president, A, M. Back; past presi-
dent. Miss Annie Mcmahon; secretary, J. J..
Fenton; treasurer, w. Brandes; chaplain,
Miss Annie Calvin; marshal, James Hardy;
guard, C. F. Moore; sentinel. d. Huff.
District Manager Irving G. Baright is
slowly recovering from a severe attack of
rheumatism which has confined him to his
home for the past five weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
ron stIE-REAL ESTATE.


Ribs WANTED. FOR AN ELEGANT HOME;
bids Will I've. received until lul> ]. at nay rest
druru. s2lA Dodge ST.. for the purchase OF my
house. lt and barn. e2i9 Dodge ST.; terms "
purchase made satisfactory. Mrs. phillips.
RESI- lT'
wv NEW COTTAGES. COR. SNr1t y SAIL
lcr SITS: cellar. cisfctu, city water; $l,GNOO;
long time. Apply 1918 FNrnnm, RESTS II
FOR SALE. len ACRES CHOICE ROrToM
land, IN the south part VI Rock county. In
Quirc Scars Real Estate agency, 18th and
Dodge, RE-SO gS'
w NICELY IMPROVED FARMS IN NOR
ton county Kansas hnlt mile from q good
railroad town; with stock farm, machinery,
etc, mic" field ot alfalfa, clover; 81 acres; inst
and second bottom land; price, So per acr";
will exchange Tor merchandise +. II, Castle,
clayton, Norton county, Kan, RE-NS63 lS'
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOT NEAR EST
and Dodge; splendid location; tt sold this wcek.
only 81. iooOn. Address T. ~. bee, RE-SN0 l'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

GORGE L. GELLENBtSCK, BANJO MD
guitar teacher. 1915 Chicago 81. iW
MY PlNAO I'M THIN, PERHAPS YOU
had q thin tuner, try Mir Leonhardt, Ctlco
FINE CAMP PIANO. sos, MASON * HAMIIN
organ, fully guaranteed, $3.50 Third floor
McCagu' building, 23 2j'
MISS COWAN OCA INSTRUCTION. I'M
South 3lst street; pupil of Frida de 'Gebcle
Ashforth, New York. $50 sS'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
BICYCLES.

OMAHA RlCNC1.E co. REST PLACE To BUY
bicycles; bicycles repaired. 323 n. 18th st. 72
WE WILL CLEAN adjust, REPAIR rUNCr-
ures and keep your bicycle in good repair for
Sl0o p"r month. Ak-Sar-Ben Cycle c., $40 So.
10Th st. Tl2-M21
wEsT'N BICYCLE X GUN Co. 2n6 CUNNING.
Tl
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

HOW TO GET \ HOME OR SECURE OOD
interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & II.
Assn, 17Oi l'arnam. G.. NJ. Nattinger Sec.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
Sons Of Veterans.

Sons of Veterans.
The following circular has been issued
from the headquarters of the division Of
Nebraska at Valley, Sons of Veterans, by
Chaplain NJ. r. Gilmore. who is also the
captain of camp No. 1874 Of Valley:
Valley, Neb.. May Ito the People of
Nebraska: | have the honor to address you
as chaplain of Nebraska division, Sons Of
Veterans, United States of America. An
other Memorial day is drawing near, another
opportunity for a proud and happy people
to give expression to their feeling OF love,
honor and reverence to the memory of the
heroes who offered upon the altar of our
beloved country all that they held dear in
life-home ties, bright prospects of success
in the various avenues of progress in human
attainment, and very many of them life
itself-in order that our nation might live
and our free institutions endure as an in
Centive to hope among the oppressed or
earth's toiling millions. The noble dead
should receive no less than their just need
of praise.
The survivors Of the shock and stress of
that "time which tried mems souls can re
ceive no higher reward than the conscious
ness of duty done, and a realization of the
appreciation and respect of a people properly
thankful for the blessings and benefits Sc
cured by such sacrifice. Let us all, as loyal
people, mindful of the debt Of gratitude we
owe, bless the waning afternoon and evening
Of their lives, as their sun recedes on it's
downward track, by reverently, lovingly, as
sisting them in the proper observance of this
day, most sacred of all the days in the calen-
dar of the Grand Army of the Republic and
the societies kindred to it.
There is a tendency among some, thought
less of the significance of acts, to make this
a day of sports and games. Let us trust
that no thoughtful, earnest, grateful citizen
will in any way, by presence or participation.
opuDtpDnDca this tpDlpDcy but that in all
places the day will be properly observed in
a respectful, reverent manner, and that thus
1t will be made an effective object lesson in
patriotism to the rising generation in the
public schools, which are the hope Of the
country, and to our fellow citizens by adop-
ton from foreign lands. :..r .t.
Sincerely. with faith. hope and love for
our country. M. X.
Chaplain of Nebraska Division and Captain
Camp No. 1874, Sons of Veterans.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
HORSES

HORSE ~PASTURED O SUMMER: FOR
particulars address NJ. j. WEIGH, Gretna. Neb.
9S7-J7
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
MEDICAL.
STEAMSHIPS


SHARES IN MUTTA l.. & II. ASSN PAY
6. I, s per cent when I, 2, 3 years old; always
rcdeemablc. 1904 F~arnamSt., Nattinger Sec.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADEi
only eight weeks required; here Is a chance
for young men wanting a trade; can earn
wages Saturdays while learning; steady stu
alton, or location for shop. If desired; com
plete outfit Of new tools donated each student.
Chicago Barber School, 2SS So. Clark St, Chi
cago. Send for interesting catalogue <
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, BY AN l. ESTABLISHED HOUSE
experienced speciality salesman to devote en-
elusive attention selling our new speciality to
the dry goods trade; high commission; only
B-3O9-lT.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, MEN AND ONE TO WORK AT
home: l pay $500 to $l6.0O per week for maxi
ing crayon portraits; new patented methods; any
one who can read or write can do the work at
home. in spare time, day or evening. Send
for particulars and begin work at once. Ad-
n
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

LARGE MANUFACTURING FIRM WANTS
statesmen reaching grocery trade to handle rapid
selling article as side line; sample carried in
pocket, Address N. l6, Lord K Thomas, Chi
cagO. H-957 1s
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
CLAIRNOYANTS.

MRS. DIR. Il. a. ROY, THE CELEBRATED
scientific trance clairvoyant and spirit medium
She reads your life without question or mistake.
She will give you correct Information on your
business or money matters, changes, travels
and all family affairs of absent friends. Con-
victi9n will be sure, and happiness and success
will follow; satisfaction guaranteed by mail,
Send stamp for circular. Address, Mrs. DR.. T..
A. Roy, ~ Waltham St. Station A Boston Mass,
MRS. DR.. II. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE
liable business medium; Sth year at ll9 n. 18th.
S-1hR
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS.

HAVING PURCHASED THE BUSINESS or
the White Scwing Machine Co., In Omaha, we
will carry complete lines Of sewing machines
and supplies and solicit your PATRONAGE: all
accounts due them are payable to i. II. Fiod-
man & CO., 1914 Capitol Ave. 1928
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
UELP.

s75 TO $50 A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID
statesmen for cigars; experience unn .cessaryi
standard goods; little clerk cigar machine tree
Mo. B-MS9o JE'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

500 WEEKL SALARY AND EXPENSES, TO
sell our celebrated line of cigars; experience I'M
necessary; extra Inducements to dealers. Folk
Richie & Co., 7 and 3 End, St, st. Louis.
p-pio1-s
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

statesmen TO Sci BAKING POWDER IN
glass rolling pins to grocery trade. No COMPETE
ton: experience unnecessary; $50 month and
expenses or - per cent commission. Chicago
Baking Powder Co, 66 Hamilton ave, Chicago.
B-317-17+
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

Statesmen MINERALIzED RUBBER HOSE
betting, etc, is better and cheaper than WI
canized; agents appointed on uncovered ground
III u'' We N B-Mgl7 II.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, ORGANIZERS TO SECURE BUSI-
ness for Fraternal Beneficiary Order, popular
plan. Order Mutual Protection, 269 Dearborn St,
Chicago. B-3l1-17"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
HE'LL w~ANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
second work. Good references required. Call
at fourth house east Of Faith St, one block north
of st. Mary's Ave. Mrs, Francis C, Cradle.
C-S33
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
MUSIC. ART AND LANGUAGE.

ADOIpu MEYER. THE OLD RELIABLE
music dealer, 25 South 18th street, will not be
,nndersnld by any one, HsI nus prices am
MIR. Meyer Is the only dcol,r in this section
Of the country who Is receiving SteinwaN,
turcrs. While fake advertisements may mis-
lead the unwnrN. anyone Interested in the
purchase NJ either OF the above makes OF
pianos can have combination Of the above
statement by dropping n card to either OF
these manufacturers. \ word TO the wise
hiiyers should I've sufficient. M-Sl
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED. STENOGRAPHER;
gent preferred; must take rapid dictation; state
wages expected: speed; experiences; references;
No applications considered unless these points
covered. Address II rs, Bee. B-352 l7'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED Statesmen, CIGARS CANDY;
salary and expenses: extra inducements to deal
ers; experience unnecessary. Vaily Mfg. Co.,
st. Louis. B-3l3-17.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

A MAN IN EACH CITY OR COUNTY: THE
opportunity of a life time; you Will soon forget
the hard times; 81 to Sc per day easy; no expe-
rience required; aluminium goods; sign letters
house numbers door plates; street signs and
novelties: demand never supplied; "A permanent
business: exclusive controls: SIS a week guar
anteed to right parties; sample 1Oc. Aluminium
Sign Novelty Co. Columbus o. b
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, LADY OR GENTLEMAN To CAN
vass selling, snowy sea shells; big profits to
right party. For information address w. +.
Webb. Shell Importer, Keokuk, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A
small building put up at once. Call at 1923
Charles ST., John Hamlin. B-M274 IL
WANTED, OUN MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: only eight weeks required; situations
guaranteed: more practice in two months than
in "A shop in two years: catalogues free. st.
Louis Barber College, S19 n. 9th st, st. Louis,
Mo. B-M2S9 81
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

$500 PER 1000 CASH PAID FOR
ing circulars: enclose 4c. u. S. Distributing
Bureau, Chicago. B-3l9-l7'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED. YOUNG a TO WORK IN RES
taurant: must be capable of taking charge Of
fountain. Address Lock Box 1866, Red Oak,
Ia. B-3S2 17*