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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-26
ConI Cor onr shIns.

ISLAND OF ST. THOMAS. West indies.
April 25.--United States Consul Van Horn
succeeded in purchasing yesterday one thou
sand Tors OF coal for the use OF the United
States war ships.
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Mr.. GLADSTONE'S CONDITION.
The Dying Statesman Passed a Poor
Night, but Is Suffering No Pain.

LONDON, April 25.-Mr. Gladstone It is
announced from Hawarden, passed a poor
night, but he has not suffered pain to-day.
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of 1893 will be graduated Tomorrow. The
cadets will probably leave for Chickamauga
or Washington tomorrow night.
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Although it is not so stated. the United
states squadron was apparently requested
TO leave by the British authorities in con-
sequence of the proclamation of neutrality.
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West Pointers VIII Graduate To-Day.
WEST POINT. N. Y. April 25-rhe class
Evening star., 1898-02-11
REV. WILLIAM &. CATTELL DEAD.
Noted Presbyterian Divine and Presi-
dent of LAFAYETTE College.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-Rev.
William c. Cattell, D. D., LID, for twen-
ty years president of Lafayette College,
died early this morning at his home in this
city DR.. Cattell was one of the most dis
tinguished Presbyterian divines in the coun-
try.
He was born at Salem. n. J., in 1927, was
graduated from Princeton College in 1913
and from the theological seminary in 1852.
For five years he occupied the chair of
Latin and Greek in Lafayette College and
for three years he was pastor of the Pine
Street Presbyterian Church at Harrisburg.
Then, in 1863, he was chosen president of
Lafayette College. which position he held
until 1888 when he resigned. In 1Si9 he
was sent by general assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States as a
cor missioner to the Presbyterian Church
in Scotland. and in 1881 was sent as a COM
missioner to the reformed church in Bohe-
mis-. DR.. Cattell published numerous ar
ticles on educational and theological topics.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
NO REASON TO TAKE HIS LIFE.
Baroness Hickey Discusses the Sui
eide of Her Husband.


eide of Her Husband.
RIVERSIDE, Cal, February 1.-THE
news that Baron Hickey had committed
suicide at Ell Paso reached this city by a
private telegram addressed to the baroness,
who is residing at her home in Breton
square. this city. The baroness can give
no reason that could have caused her hus-
band to take his life. The couple had had
no quarrel and were exceedingly happy
when together. Plans had been made for
the baron to spend the remainder of the
winter with his wife in Riverside.
AS soon as the news was received by Mrs.
Hickey a telegram was sent to the chief
of police of FL Paso, directing that the per-
this city at once and that the body be
embalmed and forwarded to San Francisco,
where the interment will take place in the
family tomb.
A dispatch from Ell Paso, Tex, yester-
day says: Baron Harden-H Hickey better
known as the "Erince of Trinidad" COM
mitted suicide at the Pierson Hotel in this
city Servants in the hotel discovered that
The baron was dead at noon today, and
the indications were that he died during
the night from drugs taken with suicidal
intent He left letter addressed to his
wife at Corona. Cal, in which he stated
that he was going to die. He was mar
rIed in 1891 to daughter of John II.
F1agler of New York, the Standard Oil
magnate.
Baron Harden-Hickey attained notoriety
some time ago, when he took possession
of Trinidad Island and proclaimed himself
prince.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
What Remains to Do.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. February 1.-All that
remains for the National Assembly, League
of American Wheelmen, to do is the con-
sderation of the remainder of thirty-three
amendments to the constitution and by
laws, which were not passed on yester-
day. There are only one, or perhaps two,
of these that will cause much debate The
promptly.
The supporters of the local option amend
ment. over which 1t is expected there VIII
be much discussion, have been feeling
rather gium Tor the fate of the profession
ais yesterday presages the defeat Of their
favorite measure. 1t is expected that. as
New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
are soidly against local option, 1t has no
chance of adoption. The Assembly came to-
gether today an hour and a half after the
time set for the meeting.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Detective Clifford Reprieyed.

NEW YORK, February u-Edward w.
Clifford, the former West Shore railroad
detective, WHO was to have been hanged in
Jersey City on ednesday next for the
murder of Section Superintendent Watson
IN Weehawken, two years ago, has been
given reprieve for ninety days. Cliffords
counsel intends to take the ca Sc before the
United States courts, on the ground that
his client was not given a fair trial.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
wARSHIP SINKS A STEAMER.
The British Cruiser GnIntea CoIIides
with the M:,rbeIIn.

FCLL. Eng. February 1.-THE passen-
ger steamer Marhella, bound from here for
Hamburg, was sunk by collision with the
bow Of the British warship Galatea in Hull
Roads last evening. All the passengers and
crew were saved. The Galatea was run
aground near the entrance to Alexandra
dock at this place shortly after high water
this morning.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
CanceIing Arrears of Taxes.

Mr.. Kyle today gave notice of an amend
nlent he would propose in the Senate to the
District of Columbia appropriation bill pro-
viding that all arrears of taxes, fines and
penalties shall be remitted and Cancelled
on the payment of the principal taxes in
full, with interest at the rate of per cent
ON or before July l. 1898.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Five Perish on Chilkoot Pass.

VICTORIA, B. c., February 11.-Accord-
ing to news from Alaska by the City Of To-
peka, one of the small steamers plying be-
tween Juneau and Skaguay brought word
just as the Topeka sailed that five men had
been frozen to death on the Chilkoot pass,
and three others brought to Dyea, although
names or places were not yet obtainable.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Floating Human Thigh Found.

NEW YORK, February ia human
thigh was found today floating in the
water at the foot of Pacific street, Brook
lyn. 1t is thought that it may have some
connection with the dismembercd trunk
found in New York at the foot OF Roosevelt
street.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
We've Made the
Final Reductions.

One week more of seIling-=and then whether or
no==the balance must be struck. 1t shall be a week
of fast and furious sacrificing. The sight here and
there of barred counters sets ON with more vgor to
accomplish q complete clearance.
We have deeper buried profit hopes under an
avalanche of special offerings. Yo may be startled
==you may wonder at the almost prOfligate waste.
But you won't doubt==neither word nor deed. You
KNOW this store. You BELIEVE its declarations.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the end of the
''treat Sale. climax ending
Evening star., 1898-02-11
PLAGUE SPREADS IN INDIA.
Late BOuntiful Rains Insure Abund-
ant Spring Crops.

CALCUTTA, February 11.-ExceIlent
rains IN northern and central India have
insured successful spring crops
The plague is spreading alarmingly in the
Punjab.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

The joint select committee on charitable
and reformatory institutions in the District
of Columbia held a meeting yesterday af-
ternoon, at which subcommittee consist
ing of Senators Mcmillan and Martin and
Representative Pitney were appointed to
prepare report to be submitted to the full!
committee in the near future.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Bills Approved by Commissioners

Mr.. Mcmillan introduced in the Serat
bills approved by the Commissioners re
lating to Police Court fines in the Distric
of Columbia and for the protection of sub
surface pipes, cables, wires and other lik
constructions in the District of Columbi;
from danger by electrolysis and for othe
purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

A ss.. s.s2s0p p1,yy vs Srisss y s &c, ~. sli iiFs
l R-S5t Jyl6s
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SERVICES.



ninth Avenue. Rev. C.. u. Allen, jr.. Pastor
Services at 1880 II. IN. and S y. m; Sunday
school at noon; Il. Y. u. u, $50 p. m.
CALVARY CHURCH. T~WENTY-SI&TH n
Seward Streets. Rev. Thomas Anderson. Pastor
Services at 1850 a. IN. and 1880 p. m; Sund2y
school al noon.
FIRST CHURCH. THIRTY-FIFTH AND FAR
nam streets, Rev. T. l.. KetmHn, Pastor-Serv,
ices at 10:3O a. m. and s p m. Sunday sch sol NJ
Il:45 "A. m; Junior union, $3.50 y. M; u. \.
A.. u. : p. m; Mission Suniay school. Twenty.
eighth avenue and farnam, $50 n, IN.
GERAiAN CHURCI TWENTY.SiXTH AMI
service AT 1890 a, N, and 1880 y. m: sunday
school a. 0:l5 a. IN.
Streets, Rev. j. q. Staples Minister Service
nj lG:45 a. m. and 8 p. m. sunday school al
noon: gospel meetings. Wednesday evening
Young Peoples meeting, Friday evening"; read
ing room opcn Every crenins:
EMANUEL CHURCH. B1NNEH n TWEEN
ty-fourth Streets. Pulpit supplied temporarily
services at 1880 a. IN. and 1880 -. M: Sunday
school nj noon.
MOUNT PISGAH CHURCH. TWENTY.sEV,
rnth and Cass Streets, EeF. Robert January
Pastor--seryices al II "A. III. and $50 u, IN.
Wednesday evening; Young Peoples meeting
oLIVtT CHURCiI, CRANE AVENUE AM
Thirty-eishth street, Rev. a. j, Fleming
astor-Services at II a. m. and $50 p. m.
SUNDAY school AT noon.
SWEDISH CHURCH. GlS NORTH EIGH,
tenth street, Rev. =. Swartz, P~astor-ServicC
at II a. IN. and 1880 u. m: Sunday school al
o CHliRCH. 2gl5 GRANT STREET. REV
7. 4. wiud, ~rastor-Services at II q. IN, and
1880 p. M, Sunday school AT 1850 y. IN.
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CnnrreruiIonnI.

CHERRY HILL CHURCH, SOIL NORTH FORTY
second street. Rev. l. :. Hand. Pastor Sery-
ices AT II a. m; Sunday school at noon.
FIRST HURCH NINETEENTH AND DAv
export streets. Rev. Frsnke A. Warieid. Pastor
-Ser@ices at 1880 a, m. and 145 .. m; Sunday
school AT noon,
HILLSIDE CHURCH. THIRTlETH AID ON
Streets, ley. Jacob FLOCK. Representatives, at
1889 n. m. and 1880 =. m; sunday school at
no IA: prayer service "Wednesday at T:2R p m.
PARK YALE CHuRcH. 1914 CASTELLAK
~Strect-pulpit supplied; services at 1890 a. m.
md 1850 p. m: sunday school AZ mon.
soILGRIM lG2 NOHTH FORTY FIRST
street, Rev. Frank -. jackson. Pastor-Seryiees
at II n. IN. and 1880 p. m Sund'y schoJ' at
noon.
.I.YMOUTH cHUhClI TWENTIETH M
spencer Streets Rev, Howard harAyesl. Pastor
Services at 1890 a, IA. and y y. m; Endeavor
society AT 7:l5 u, M: prayer meeting Nednes-
day at 1880 .. m: sunday school at noon.
VI AIRY AVENUE CHURCH TWENTY
nyenth Street and 81. Aary's Avenue. Rev. =.
Wright Butler. u D., Pastnr-s"rvloes at 1890
a. m. aud 1920 p. m: SUNDAY EcllOul II noon.
SARATOGA CHURCH. TWENTY-FIFTH
street and Ames Avenue. Rev. /. S. Hand.
Pastor-Servicss at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. m:
Sunday school at 1850 ?. m.
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~
and Marinda streets-PuIpit supplied tenn;
n E.2l + b.r ikxcE CHURCH, ssss LALm
1880 a. m. and 1890 p. m; sunday school at
CENTRAL UNITED HuR
fourth and Dodge Streets, Rev. Alexander IN
christ, P~astor-seryices at 1890 n. m. and 1880
CLIFToN HILL CHuncH. 1888 GRANT
street, IRev. James ID. Kerr. P~astor-Services
FI Bs5Te s CmTEGsM; sry y Scr.S a., ASB
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH, SIa NORTH EIGHT
Services at 1880 a. m. and 1880 y, m. Sunday
,i sesa'' T r. n 7 c,,rrrcu TWENTY. r,psr
and Emmett Streets. Rev. Frank ~. Foster,
Pasior-Services at 1880 a. IN. and 80 p. nj
sunday, school at noon; Christian union meet
1RiAcIE ahIssIoN CHURCH s7 WILLIAM
S~treet-Pulpit supplied temporarily; services at
1890 a. m. and 1880 y. m; sunday school at
streets. Rev. A., Christie nrown, Pastor srrv-
s sSfs IL iO'% noo a. NJ Y ana I;% 2; M; sunday
Low" 'AvENuE CHURCH FonTIErH AND
iS css" at loc:l. a. m. and p" T:I5 n. M Sunday
school at IL m, Young Peoples Society Of
STAni Er REF cifnRR & IT, 1920 ONTARIO
s~treet-Pulpit supplied temporarily: SERVERS at
1920 a. IN and 1880 p. m: Sunday school at
PARK VENUE CHURCH PARK AyEymp
~paftor-seryiees at 1890 a. IN. and $50 p, M:
sunday school at noon.
SF NiGfSI5. GHSEcH Rey TW yanasi X. Ws1s. r ASn
Services at 1870 a. M. and 1850 p. m: Sunday
SOUTHWEST CHURCH, TWENTIETH AND
,I hssyemnT1 gli, S'ree.s,IS9naay .r sSgSs ar a S G2Sn;
and Mason streets-seryices at lO:so a. m. and
1880 y. M; Sunday school al noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

BUSINESS MAN, advanced age, fine APP
pearance. worth $500. 900, will worship
sweet dispositioned wife. Mr.. Nelson, 2O9
r.. 61st St, New York. U-125 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

FIRST CHURCH, TWENTIETH AND DAvEN-
pGse Sires's st N 1880 3 a m. M an5 y 40 \ d. N D. smn SstSr
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH, ELEVENTH AND
Services at 1880 n. IN. and 1897 p. m: sunday
Street and w2oiworth Avenue iiev; =, N.
MONMOUTH PARK cHURCT:, thirty.
FranR " S"f Gross an" r~as tar,@Srs A' az i a, RT ny.
>,6 and a;3e p. m. SUNDAY rGhG9l At neon, ...
heImsen. Pastor-servtce at 10 80 .. m. and !: 80
ST: ifo6HiNss A iSTIS, noon con- cRcu. EIGHT
eenth and Webster streets, Rev. James &C.
p, m; Sunday scnool at lis D. m: Epwortn
League every Sunday evening one hour pro-.
Wsdnssda PFs eyenins at P P:sS; Class "S %ss9ins every very
sE TSIany at sT 4;R +; !" CHURCH
son D. p, P~astor-services at 1880 a. m. and
SOUTH TENTH STREET HcHURcrl TENTH
and sie;Ge Streets. Rev; George 4, Luce, Pas
day school at noon: Junior league, p. m. Ep-,
soTrHIwEsT 'e cHuRcu. 5ys HICKORY
s st is?ai5 R q. M. r. an n "a! Msn q. ms; sa nnGstGrE .sSaSi e.
sWEpisH cHHRcH s5 North EIGHT
1910 a N and 1870 p. m, at the rooms at ia
WEST NAH CHURCH. TwENTY-SEy-
enth an Marcy Streets, Rev. James Haynes,
Pastor-Seryiccs at IL "A. III. and Z: 80 p. m;
Sunday school Mt noon. =
TRINITY CHURCH. T'VENTY-FlRST AND
Binney Streets. Rev. Fred II. Sanicrson. ID. D.,
PAstor-Services at 1890 a. m. and 7:2U y. M;
Sunday school at noon; Gpworth LEAGUE at $50
y. IN,
WALNUT HILL. FOltTY-FIRsT N
Charles Streets. Rev. G. N. Dawson. D.. d..
PastOr-Services at 1880 a. IN. ana 1880 n. M;
Sunday school at noon, J. NJ. Gillian, superin.
tend-nt; EpwOrth league at 6:3l p. m.
SOUTH OMAHA, FIRST CHURCH. TWENTY
third and N st rev. !. A. Jchnson. Pastor.
Pastor. ~
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Romnn Catholic.

CHURC OF THE HOLY FAMILY. EIGH-
tenth al 4 lizard Streets. Rev. John Fitzpatrick.
PastOr-Services at T. 5 and 1890 a, nj. and 1890
n. m SUNDAY school at ESQ y. m.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART. Twenty
second and Binney Streets. Rev. Patrick !.
Judge, Pastor: Rev. J. Mcnamara. Assistant
Psstor-Services at T. $3.50. $50 and 1890 a, m..
Sunday school at 2;So g. m; week day mass,
7 and s u. m.
ST. CECELIA'S CHrRCH All HAMILTON
Street, Rev. Timothy O'Callahan, Pastnr-Serv-
ices ~ . and 1880 a. m; Sunday school AZ
ST. JOHNS CHURCH. TWENTY FIFTH MI
Calf lrnia streets. Re" Joseph II. Meun.ls.
IS. j., Pastor-Ssfvices at S, @ T. $3.50, $3.50 and
1870 a. m: Sunday school at 1880 g. m. vespers
at . p, m. ami $50 u. n.
81. JosEPH's GERMAN CHURCH. SEVEN
tesnth and Center Streets. Rev. Nautilus
Bsukkoit. pa~stor-Services at 8 and 1880 a. m;
sunday school at 2:so y. m.
ST. MARY M~AGDAL.ENE CHURCH. 1873
Douglas Street. Rev. George J. Glauber Pastor
Services at s and 1880 a, m ysspers at
ST. PHnoMENA,s CATHEDRAL. 10: SOUTH
Ninth Street. Rt. Rev. Richard scanned.
William Kelly. Assistant Pastor-services at
e. 8. o and 1880 a m; sunday senooiAt
81, PETERS CHURCH. TwENTY-EIGHTH
and I~eayenwoTih Streets. Rev John r. Eng
lish. Pastor; Rev. w. M. McHamars. Assist
ant Pastor-Seryicss AT T. . and 1850 q m:
vespers at 1880 , IN: Sunday school At sSs
O. "A.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

FIRST CORNER TWENTIETH
Street and Capitol Avenue. Rcv. J. n. Yawter,
Past or Services AT 1890 a. IN. and 1880 p. M;
sunday school al u M; Young Peoples Society
Of christian l4ndeaEor at $50 y. IN; prayer
meeting wednesday at 1880 u. m.
iRANT STREET cHURcH TwENTY-SIXTH
and Grant StreelF, Rev. Charles faylsr. Pastor
Services u 1889 a. M and 1870 p. m. sunday
school at noon.
WALNUT HILL CHURCH, 4!so NICHOLAS
Street. Rev. Joseph NichDl.. Pastor Services
at 1880 a, m. and 1880 y. m; sunday school at
3 n. IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

FOR SALE, SIS will buy a new ball bear
building. Obi l9s
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

LOAN on improved and unimproved city
property. w. Farnam Smith g. Co. 1920
Farnam. W-26i
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

(Continued.)

ARGENTUM plates copper, brass. etc, in.
stantly; great thing for agents; big
proitsi no fake. Write Mgr. Sc. 22 Wa
bash, Chicago. J-122 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19
n FOR SALE.

BONDS FOL SALE.
Wayne, Nebraska, will sell 81, 500 electric
light bonds June q, 1898, 10-20s, 5 per cent
annual interest. Denominations, $500 each.
Address Everett Laughlin, City Clerk,
Wayne, Nebraska. J1Sd3t
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19
STORAGE.

PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co, 90S-
$40 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
M--oh5
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

100 KINDS mineral waters. Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Co., 1913 Dodge St,
Omaha. Q-M9S9 Jyl7
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~buthcfpn. DID.
CHURCH. SIG OUT TWENTY
second street. Rev. ]. G. Poulson. PASTOR
Services at 1880 Il. IN, and S p. NJ, except last
Sunday in the month. when there are no evcn-,
ing services; Suutpy school at $3.50 a. IN.
EMMANUEL SWEDISH CHURCH, NlNl-l
tecnth and Cas- streets. Rev. L. J, svurd.
Pastor-SerVices at i0:i5 n. M. and 7:l5 y. M;
FIRST GERMAN .CHunCH, 1905 SOUTH
Services at i0:l5 n. IN. ana 1880 y, M; sunday
KouNTZE MEMORIAL CHURCH. SIX
tecnth and Harncy streets, nrv. \ ] Tutlle.
Pastor-Scrvivcs at 1890 n. IN. aid 1880 p. M;
Sunday schoo, 2: noos,
GRACE CHURCH. TWENTY SMITH STREE
and Wuolworth. Avenue, REV. Luther NJ,
Kuhns, Pnstor-services at II a. nj. and $50
p m sunday school at 1915 .. m. .E'
North Twenty-sixth Street. itev. j. N. Andcr-
son, ~Pastor-Services IA. II a. IN. and 1880 u.
m sunday school at l?.l5 p. m. ~
PEbbA DANlSH CHURCH 22i5 NORTH
Twerty-sixth Strtet-PG'nit supr!ien tent
porarily services at II a. m. and 7:D u. M;
sunday school 1t room.
ST MARk'S CHURCH, TWENTN-TIRST my
Burdette Streets. Rev. Leonard Groh. Pastor
Services at lo:41 a. M, and 1880 y. m: Sunday
school at noon.
ST. MATTHEW"s CHURCH. ToURTEENTH
and Center Streets. Rev. a. j. Turkle, Pastor--
Sunday school at 3 D.. M.
ST. pAuLrS GERMAN CHERCI 2T2i PARKER
Street. Rev. John +. $. Her. rastor-Scrvice
at 10 a. m. and 1850 p. IN. sunday school at z
p. m; evening. second and fourth Sunday In
SALEM ENANGELlCAL SWEDISH CHURCH.
32ls South TIVE ltN-thirl Street. Rev. G., H..
Elving, PastOr-Scrvices at 1880 a. m. and 1880
p. m, Sunday school nj noon.
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For s~ALE-REAL ESTATE.

CContinied)
.
FOR sale. desirabiei Residence lots. l2lxi3O,
in first-class location; ten minutes walk
dress o 81, Bee. q RE-Meei-Jl9
SPECIAL price for few days only on a 4
and a 5 room cottage. a few blocks south
OF union depot. fOwner must sell; his
extremity is your opportunity, whether for
Investment or home.stF. ID. Wead, 18th &
Douglas. RE-9i0-2Gs
BIB. B,-Bargains. Bright Beautiful Homes
of 5, g., Z, s, 10 and y rooms each; loca-
tions the most desirable in the city; IL
you are seeking aihome, We would be
property in Omaha. NJ. ]. Kennard &
Son, $40 and 81 Brown block. RE-ss5
GARv1N BROS bargain list
Vacant lot 50x15o #, east front on grade,
two blocks from HansCom park: q bargain
for some one; price, s6OO.OO.
Look at 22O4 n. eth St; S-room house,
newly painted and papered; the improve
ments without the lot cost 81, 200 90; price
now, 81, 10000.
On Bristol street, n south front modern
house; good residence locality. brick paved
street; owner compelled to sell; investi-
gate and make offer.
In Central park, Broom house, barn. $3.50. 90;
another 5-r house with 3 lots, $4,000.
Near Hanscom park, house just built, 50. $50.
On Park Ave, nice modern house, s., 800 90.
Near SD and Pacific, an elegant house,
Sc, 100.
GARVIN BROS, 1913 FARNAM.
RE-176 10
SOFT. LOT, full, depth, house and barn, on
2Sth st ptwppp Pacific aud ppnnlptnp
sts., for 5000; great bargain,
800 acre farm to exchange for house and lot
in Omaha.
/ $40 acres of school land for sale; will make
excellent stock farm; price 81, 10000.
$4,000 for a 55-ft. lot about 4 blocks from
the Cudahy residence.
Fine lot. high ground, in loves addition,
for 100000.
Wanted, to purchase 400 or 500 acres near
Omaha; will pay half purchase price in
clear improved Omaha property and bal
ance in cash. r. C. Peters e Co,
u. S. Nat. Bank bldg.
REFS 10
41l0 NO. 2STH ave, 5-room house nearly
new, large lot, near two car lines; price
$4,000; $2OO.OO, cash, monthly payments on
ONE 7-room house. 9th and Maple; will
take best offer.
| olNE Ou-lOOl lol vi puNcl SlItel iptNllS
paid near the new Sherman apartment
house; $500; easy terms.
Byron r. Hastings, 212 So. 14th st.
RE-156 10
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY to secure land
adjoining South Omaha, the future great
packing center of the United States. We
have Just been authorized to offer for
sale 100 acres close to South Omaha in
five, ten and twenty-acre tracts at prices
SO. low and on such easy terms that it
offers the greatest opportunity to obtain
cheap land near South Omaha and obtain
the benefit of its great growth that has
been presented for .,years. Hicks Real
Estate Co, 1902 Farnam st. REFS 19+
FOR SALE, 101 acres of fruit and farm
land four miles east of Council Bluffs
For terms address A. w. Pinney, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, la. RE-193 10
FOR SALE, cheap. on long time, a fine
home in best part of city, one acre of
ground, 5-room cottage, barn, well, fruit,
shade, etc. A choice place for anyone
wishing to live a little way out. Would
exchange for a good farm near by and
pay cash difference. It 9, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19
Episcopal

ALL SAINTS CHURCH TwENTY-sIxTH AND
Half Howard Streets. Rev. Thomas ]. Mackay
Rector Holy commission every sunday in the
sasnth. except tbs 6rNt. at Tao a IN: sermon
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

THE Spanish possessions in both the east
and west, in map form, with nearly 200
photographic reproductions OF the AMER
ers, etc. All for % cents, at the Bee
office, If ordered by mall, address Navy
Photograph Department, Omaha Bee.
O-Sby.
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EynupcIicpI.

EMANUEL CHURCH 1909 ARC STREET,
Rev. q. j. Strcicher. pastor-ScrViccs nj 1880
n IN. and I:3l y. m; sunday school at 1850
n. m. ..
FREE CHURCH, TWELFTH AND DoRCAs
Streets, Rev. Il. II. w. Ericchrrt. Pastor
services at 1850 n. m. ANA $3.50 y, m sunday
swEDlsH MISSION CHURCH, 1920 nAvEN-,
port Street, Rev. II. o. Huffman. PastnrA-l
Services at 1880 u, m and 1880 y. m; sunday
school ut s;i5 =. IN.
Street. Rev. Ernest Mchl, Pastor-Serviccs at
1880 a. m. and 1880 p. M; sunday school at
1889 a. IN. Nl
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

WANTED. agents, lady or gents, for of
flee novelty; good profits; no fake; 10
cents for samples. Detroit Fastener Co,
AZ Wash. ave, Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

WANTED. Immediately, desirable rooms.
good locations, reasonable. for parties at
tending exposition. Illinois Mercantile
Renting Co., 20 Wabash, Chicago.
K-115-19s
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

FOR SALE, 101 acres of fruit and farm
land four miles east of Council Bluffs.
For terms address A. w. Pinney, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Ia. RE-193 10
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

AGENTS-We will guarantee you $T5, 90
month working for us. Mollifene Mfg.
Co, @ Washington St, Chicago, nj
J-l72 49,
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RENT.

WANTED, five or six-room cottages; mod
ern improvements. S so, Bee.
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SHORTHAND AND TYpEwRITING.

VAN SAINTS School, III N. Y. Life. The
chool whose students get employment.
Conducted by an experienced reporter.
INK
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

HOG. poultry and lawn fences; all wire; Is
best. Wire Works. Ath and Harvey:
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-19

Nathan and is now at 1907 Farnam;
Worlds fair furniture for sale.
Q-373 Jyl
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HORSE clipping macnines. knives and re-
pairs, all standard makes OF hand. grind
Ing razors, shears. clippers; prompt serv-
ice. a. J., Undeland. Q-25S.