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Business and FraternaI Association.

Omaha lodge. No. J. held good meeting
Tuesday evening in their hall, Myrtle an
mex, owing 10 the fact that H NJ, Waring,
supreme president, acting as presiding Off
Ger, gave very interesting talk on fra
ternity
The much discussed and postponed picnic
was again brought up and although not
fully decided upon, it was suggested TO hold
II at Riveryiew park and to have the public
installation Of officers at the same time
Wednesday evening Supreme President II.
NJ. Waring, Supreme Medical Director
DR.. Merriam, and Past President NJ J.
Williams visited Dewey lodge, No. 81. South
Omaha and II was proposed that this lodge
with Omaha lodge, No, /, give joint picnic
and have the public installation OF the two
lodges al hat time
One OF the pleasant events OF he last
week was a moonlight picnic at Hanscom
park Thursday evening. given by the T Z
D. club. al which a very sumptuous and
delicious supper was served Music was
furnished by Messrs, c Theme, A Theme
and A, Williams.
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Modern Noodn.n

The Modern Woodmen Glee club will give
q concert next Tuesday evening in Patter-
son hall. The program includes some at
tractive numbers, among which are Chorus,
Hip, Hip Hurrah," Glee club; piano solo.
MIR. Z. Harnisch; either duo Prof Henry
SChaOer and pupil; chorus Welcome Pretty
Primrose" Glee club; soprano solo I've
Something Sweet to Tell You" Miss Anna
J. Watt recitation Miss Katie b Swartz-
lander chorus Soldiers March" Glee
club; violin and piano. Mr.. p. J. and
Amanda Tebbins; chorus, More and More 90
Glee club; either solo, Prof Henry Schaber
recitation. Miss Julia Newcomb; chorus, IT
h Boating Song" Glee club
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knights OF khnrn..nn.

Moquaddem temple No Sc Dramatic
Order, Knights OF Khorassan was organized
last Tuesday evening in the Triune lodge
room. Bee building, This order Is designed
more particularly TO cultivate the social side
Of life and present an opportunity for those
who enjoy dramatic ritual 10 spend an
evening or Two in each month IN Rssncia-
uon with kindred spirits, when they may
participate IN ceremonies snliyening. enter
tanning and provocative OF amusement as
well. The order Ii intended 10 Greats s
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Bnnkers' Union of the world.

Omaha lodge, No. l. had an interesting
meeting Friday evening in their hall in the
Bee building. Two candidates were initi-
ated. Supreme President Dr. Z. c. Spinney
congratulated the lodge on its success and
splendid work with the new ritual Pleas
ing music was furnished by the lodge musi-
clan Miss Elrod The next meeting will
be held July Il, when q new president will
be elected for the balance OF the current
year.
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NnrIr.E EnR RInS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids Will
be received by James {. Elliott clerk Of the the
D. m. of the 2Sth day OF June, 1929, for the
construction of a DIS O00-galon reservoir, in
accordanca with the plans and specifica-
tions therefore now on file in the office of
the city engineer. Omaha ,Neb. Bidders
are notified to prepare their bids upon the
specifications and that the successful bid
der will be required TO give a good and
sufficient bond, and will be held TO a strict
performance of his contract. The council
reserves 10 itself the right to reject any or
all bids.
Dated at West Point Neb.. June S. 1899
JAMES C ELLIOTT
City Clerk
J11-1S-p5
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greater broader and better acquaintance
among Pythians, furnishing a middle ground
upon which the members OF different lodges
can meet, minEle and know one another
thus breaking down those lines OF separa-
ton that too often exist as between mem
bers OF separate lodge organizations.
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o. VI
WaH
s. PER CENT orr

or this property II taken before July l.
This Is = splendid ful two-story and at
tic house with large rooins with city
water gas. bath. sewer mantel and CRATE.
desiTaby LOCATED north near The ar
lines. Nice yard with trees large barn.
with city water. well rented This
property was listed with us Tor sale a
lew years ago for $500. unit July ] we
are authorized 10 sell the same for $3.50;
part cash. balance easy at : per cent.
The house needs painting and q few re-
pairs. and $3.50 expended 10 thst direction
Will enable you 10 sell the property next
year for "a. 500
This bargain also combines the investment,
speculative and desirable home features.
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Ladie. of the Maccnbee.

Gate City hive, No. 9, will give lawn
social "Wednesday evening. June IS, at
Seventh and Pierce.
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HANSCOM PLACE.

This bona fide bargain well merits the name
OF THE BIGGEST SNAP IN HANS
COM PLACE" An honestly built dwell
ling Of 10 large and lovely rooms strictly
modern snd first class In every respect.
en- beautiful lot q - feet frontage;
asnlatum pavement and permanent walks
handy for either the east" nr west
cars. Old price, $500 Price Tor this
week 81 ESQ
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81 500 10 for S-runm house all modern with
steam heating plant in good repair; No.
1910 So. 2Sth st.
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10000 for 5O-foot lot on asth St, Just south
az Pacific St. 4-room house and good barn
thrown in with the lot II sold this week
big snap.
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WEST FARNAM.

On large and beautfr east front a
stone throw from the FRruam car. on al
asphaltum paved street. deem IL ar
especial privilege to be able TO offer al
S-room dwelling, all modern, for S5,S5e.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-25

81 10000 for 4-room house and 20 foot lot,
No. lile y. 10Th St. Just north Of Pau 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-25

r. C PETERS & co. 1902 Fnrnam 81.
sS,50O00 for S-room house, all modern, Gooc
mantel. oak finish down stairs; No. 13
So. &th ave, near Farnam.
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VACANT.
$4,000 for so foot lot on sSth St, east front
just south OF Shirley
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100000 for 65-foot lot on Burt St, near 2i,h
street.
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ONE SALE EACH DAY

was our record last week
Judge Pizey purchased the 80 n property
advertised last week
Col Hamilton gets GiNi2S lot. near 26tn
Howard, al scHnda Gus figure
Ihe other sales wore smaller ones. ranging
from 81 0Jo % s. 200
Our Leader This week Will be shade better
Than that ul last week !. e.. "a 90 OFF
rcsidgung
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$1,000 7-room modern except furnace, goo
barn with driveway 3liO Mason 81.
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"Tne OVERLAP Limited"
for Utah, Idaho. Mon
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Eou an' Washington
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Pacific Express for
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Lincoln Beatrice ana
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North Platte Local. q 6:lb nm
South Omaha Local Pass Leaves Sis a.
m: 200 q. m 1910 a. m S:05 D. m Arrives
10 40 a m S:l6 p; m. 4 10 p. m. 6 p N.
Council Blurfs Local-Leayes. 555 a m /:
$40 a, IN. t'5e q, m; 7:4p a. "a; l0.45 a.
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CHICAGO s NoRTHwEsTERN

a Daily. b Daily Except Sunday
ST PAUL & OMAHA.
cave. Arrive
Norfolk Pas ssenger IA 6.lO am a 200 nm
Blair Emerson Sioux
City, Ponca .----...-. b 100 pm bl2l5 pm
No, Twin City Ltd a ) :5S pm
No Omaha Limited a 800 am
a Daily. b Daily Except Sunday
FREMONT q ELKHORN
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Daylight Chicago Spe-
Chicago Nestibu.ed Ex.a sos pm sos an
Chicago Express ........s $50 am 4:G5 pm
Chicago d. st. L. Ex....a 7;45 pm a sos an
racing junction Local. .a10:45 am a b:+o pr
Fast Mail ................. 2:4S pm
Daily.
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6. W. CARLoCK. 2Os SOUTH 18TH ST.
RE-s67 %
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DENNEY,
Soe-sl0 Paxton Block

81 900 ASKED FOR THE BEST LOCATED
RESIDENCE IN THE CITY FOR a
WEALTHY MERCHANT, COST $50. coo
THE BUILDER FOUND NO MATERIAL
TOO GOOD FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION
LOT lOOX1S2 FEET-sl7.OOO.
slO5O is ALL WE ASK FOR A NORTH
26TH STREET LOT, 6l5Xl25 FEET, EAST
FRONT, HIGH AND SLIGHTLY, COM
MAND1NG A PICTURESQUE VIEW.
IT COST THE OWNER 5000 AND IS
NOW WORTH THAT-ONLY Sl,O50
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Every one genuine baragin
s1250. siX-room cottage, city water. on a
corner ,ot paved street, near 10th &
Corby: rented for sl2
$1,000. : rooms with city water bath and
closet lot 50Xll0, near 3lst & Cass.
sl,50O s-room cottage barn and orchard on
lot of 80 feet frontage on 24th street,
near Lake.
$500, a 2-story house and harm on heauti-
fully shaded lots 50x150 each near iOth q
Hamilton; IL cash; balance monthly.
S.700. 2-story house of rooms. with city
water desirabfy located south of kountzc
Place, for si,T00 Rents for SIG.
s., COO. . tifty-foot lots and cottages near
10Th & Beavenworth.
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FOR SAI4E-S6 600 90 for 40 acres, well i'm
proved. on Dodge St
81 ne0 for acres, with house, miles
southwest
s., % for house and 6O-ft. lot. loa6 5
end ST
h504 y. 94th 81.
sha0 % for lot on Ames ave. near car barn
$4,000 for > lots near 20th and Ninton SITS
s7Oo.00 for s6Nl40-ft. on HALF Howard, near
4lsi ST
Y,5OOO0 for south front on jackson, near
36th.
So $50 90 for gs feet on Park Ave, near Pa
cific paving and all special taxes paid in
full.
sS5OOO for soft, east front lot, on 2dth,
near Hickory,
500 90 per acre for 160 acres improved g..
miles from postottics; land all under cul-
tvatiOn.
$3.50 per acre for fine farm, improved ls
miles from Oma ha
GEORGE AND COMPANY
1901 Farnam ST
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S W. COR. 2sth ave. and Sahler. pretty new
Groom cottage, partly modern large lor
near two car lines 81, 400 co. easy Terms
Byron r. Hastings, 2l2 S. 14th st
RE-M62s
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4 ACRES, unimproved close in; laws fine.
cheap. ]. H. Sherwood, 423 N Y. Life
RE-N46S
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REAL ESTATE.


DENNEY.
3Ja-3i0 Paxton Block
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FARMS FARMSil FARMSiti
over 500 acres Of Douglas county land for
sade cheap. Prices range from 500 per
acre up. VIII pay you to investigate.
The Byron Reed Co., 2l2 S, 14th ST
RE-33g
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BEMIS PARK-Fine south front. near park
corner lot. $500; will accept some Omaha
Savings account.
7sNl60 feet on car line, with brick dwell
tng frame dwelling and store building
all for 3, 600
Five lots on South asst and s2nd below
park, near Stevens home, $500 each
A. i. coNNETT. sos N Y Life.
RE-S7O 25.
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HAVE you some lots 10 sell? Now is the
time TO dispose of them let the people
know that you want TO dispose OF them
The Bee reaches the people who have the
money. RE-S66
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-25

sn-sio Paxton BLOCK
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-25

BEAUTIFUL farm l05 a.. Ohio, on Lake
Erie near Nermillion; pop. 1000; 95 m. "
OF Cleveland. on l.. s. a Nj s. " Y a
s L. Rys; high state OF cultivation:
wells and eisterns fences good IS a fne
timber and pasture' young peach orchard
IN It's prime; price, s6.50O; Will exchange
for any kind OF clear property within 100
m OF Omaha az its value. accept or pay
difference II any Here Is d proposition
Cation invited Western Hotel Brokers. lo4
Bee Bldg. Omaha. RE
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IF YOU want a farm cheap grazing land
or ranch please write us. Willis Cad
well Co.. Broken Bow. Neb.
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PECK & CO. agents and dealers in city and
farm property; loans, rentals 1Ol S. 18th
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-04-04
CHAPTER XIX

A pleasant welcome awaited Mr.
Walter Loring of the engineers when he
opened his office and got settled down
to work at his new station Here was
commanding general who knew some-
thing of his past, whose nephew was
with him at the Point, and one at least
of whose aids had found reason to re-
spect him highly, even though they had
differed as to the site for the new post,
and the engineer had seemed to take far
more kindly to the companionship of an
unheard of sub in the cavalry than he
did to the society of two men SO distin-
guished in the department as Major
Burleigh, depot quartermaster at Gate
City, and Brevet Captain Omaha Stone.
the aid in question.
Burleigh had surprised the aid by a
display of great interest in and an i'm
patience to meet the newcomer, who
had hurried out from Omaha with not
days delay, and who overlook them
at Fort Frayne after riding by night
through the mountainous region of the
Medicine Bow, with only a single
trooper as attendant and escort Bur
leigh had been oddly inquisitive.
thought Stone, and had piled the tact
turn engineer with question after ques-
ton about officers whom, he knew and
matters he seemed to know along the
Pacific slope. Mr.. Loring was evidently
bit surprised. yet replied courteously.
though very briefly. Burleigh did all
the talking the first days drive in the
big ambulance over the rolling open
prairies north of the Platte, giving Stone
no chance at ALL
He enlivened the occasion and re-
lieved the tedium of the journey with
anecdotes of the general whose command
Loring had recently left, and Strain,
his chief of staff, and Petty-"that
dashed fool Petty, he called him-and
Burleigh had nothing good to tell of
any of them, and much that was de-
risive, If not detrimental, of all. Loring
listened with neither assent nor dissent,
as rule. though when appealed to he
said he had no opportunity to study the
characteristics, as described by Burleigh,
as he had spent most of his short serv-
ice there surveying in Arizona, and
saw little and knew less of the officials
in San Francisco One man Of whom
Burleigh spoke with regard and regret
was stanch old Turnbull, whose sad
death by drowning in the surf off Pinos
the quartermaster referred to several
times. He seemed familiar too, with
the story Of Loring's conduct the night
of the collision at sea and the sinking
Of the Idaho and referred to that more
than once in terms of commentator.
They stopped for luncheon and to bait
the mules and give the cavalry escort
brief respite, and it was after this
that Burleigh. as though suddenly re-
minded of something. began:
II don t know what made me think
of it unless it was Stones speaking of
New Orleans moment ago, but did
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Synopsis of Chapters Published.


CHAPTER t. Lieutenant Loring of
the regular army, having been Tilted by
Geraldine Allyn during his cadet days
at West Point. is ordered to Arizonia.
Ii and IL.-Lieutenant Blake arrests
deserter, Higgins, whom Mexican
girl, Pancha, endeavors to protect. Nv
captain Nevins, appointed to the
regular army from civil life, a gambler
and embezzler OF government funds, is
tried by court martial. He makes a
confession. stating that he was always
bad, but had married good woman.
He asks Lieutenant Loring. Judge adj
vocate of the court, to carry his watch
and some jewels to his wife, stating
that LOring is acquainted with her
sister, Miss Geraldine Allyn. V.-Lor.
ing accepts the trust, putting the jew
els in an envelope and placing the
watch and jewels in a safe. VI.-Nev
L ms sends for Loring. who does not
respond, whereupon Nevins demands
the return of the jewels. He is inform
ed that they have been sent. VII
Captain Nevins leaves the garrison for
parts unknown. VIII.-Loring and
Blake. with All escort, are making for
San Francisco with the jewels in
charge when Blake is lured from Lor-
ing by a Mexican girl, Pancha ana
| meets two Gringos, who hand HIM an
order to furnish men from his escort tn
conduct COlonels Vance and Turnbull
to Tucson and an order for Blake and
Lorilg to go to The Mexican capital on
court martial dntP. Blake's escort is
thus reduced. The next night Blake is
lured away again by Pancha. who in
| forms him that the stage near by is to
be attacked. Joining his men, he
dashes away, leaving Loring, who is
robbed of the watch and jewels. Lor-
ing. who is severely Injured, is ordered
by his physician to rest and a sea voy.
age He takes a steamer for San Fran
cisco. Pancha is sent on the same
steamer to school x and XI.-Loring
learns that Escalante, Pancha's uncle,
has deposited a package withthe purser
containing the missing jewels. He had
informed Geraldine of their loss and
| sent her and her sister. Mrs. Nevins. a
check. XII and XIII-Pancha con
vinces LoTing that she is Innocent. The
shin is wrecked, the officers are craven.
and Loring preserves order. thus get
ting the passengers into the boats
XIV They are taken on board a
coaster to San Francisco. Loring is ac.
cused of having secured the package
deposited with the purser by Escalante
and learns that Geraldine ALVIN is his
accuser. XV..a XVI.-Loring is or
dered to duty. and Nevirs is dismissed
!, from the service. with a years imprison.
ment Loring is detained nv his com.
manding officer. He appeals to the sec
retarv of war. wherenpnn he is Placed
under arrest bv his commander XVII
I-Pancha appears and gives informa-
tion which puts a new asnect on affairs
Loring is ordered by the secretary of
war. to proceed to his new duty.
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Yet 1t aUds Of this a'c1'u matter the engineer
acoS thinking.
glancing out at the barren stretches of
rolling prairie extending to the horizon.
Very. All like this till you get over
toward the mountains. Then it's fine.
But, isn't it really believed out there
that Nevins is dead? What became of
his wife,
"She wens back to New Orleans,
was told. If Nevins isn't dead, he at
least hadn't been heard of up to the
time left. .
And several times again that long
afternoon did Burleigh return to the
charge and speak of Nevins. and more
than once during the busy days that
followed, but by the time they started
on their return he had probably con-
cluded that Loring really knew no more
about him, and once or twice, when
Blake and his love affairs were men
toned, Loring seemed unwilling to
hear. Stone pondered over it not little
before they got to Reno, on the back
track, and there it was that Burleigh
had demanded to be sent right on to
Frayne. despite fatigue, for something
had come to him in this mail that filled
him with dismay. as the major COM
manding told them dozen times over.
Moreover, Mr.. Omaha Stone became
gradually convinced that Loring was in
partial possession of the secret of Bur
leigh's stampede. Unless Stone was ut
terly in error Loring had seen some-
where before the handwriting Of the
superscription of the envelope Burleigh
had dropped in his nerveless collapse.
But Stone might as we'll have cross
questioned the sphinx. Loring would
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QyI'z By BReGENANNNeu(A
~aaaD GagNu1zAs2g M67z,M21w Anzzy

you meet iUiB leSRou I6llOW named
Blake in Arizona? knew the girl that
drove him out there One winter she
was in New Orleans while her father
was commanding the monitors moored
at Algiers- Miss florence Saw her
afterward in New York. She married
old Granger, you know" Granger was
about Burleigh's age, but Burleigh was
a widower and DESTROYS of being con-
sidered young And Stone wondered
why Loring should look disquieted if
not mbarrassed
81 met Blake, yes, was. however
his prompt reply
"How's he standing it? He was a
good deal cut up at first. They We're to
have been married LAST summer He
was regularly engagsa to her and never
knew she'd thrown him over until he
met Granger iii st. Louis.
Then Loring did a thing they both
noted was unlike him. Ordinarily he
listened courteously until the question
was finished This ii ne he broke in
Blake is in his element doing caval-
ry duty We had lively chase togeth-
or after an officer who was deserving to
Mexico.
SO You did, said Burleigh, with
interest. IL remember hearing of it.
You We're On his escort, weren't you?
Why, what was the fellows name? |
remember having met him in New Or
leans, too, when read the order to the
court Let'ssee. You were judge advo-
cate, weren't you?''
eyes. And his name was Nevins. >
"Ah, yes! Dismissed, believe
What ever became of him? There was
rumor that be had died.
$50 the consul at Guaymas report
ed, - was Loring's brief reply
| "Well, was it never settled? Wash t
it proved i'll some way! heard a story
that his wife had followed him out
there She was a dashed sight better
lot than he was. met her more than
once in New Orleans. She came of good
family, bnt she was stranded down
there by the war. They say she had a
younger sister who bled her to death
girl she was educating. remember
Nevins told me something about her.
That fellow had some good points, do
you know, Loring? He behaved first
rate during the fever epidemic-nursed
more'n one fellow through. He said
that that sister was beauty and selfish
to the core. and he wished to God she'd
marry some rich man and let them
! alone. Didn't you-didn't hear that
4 they were out there and that he made
some dramatic scene before the court
and sent his wife hisvaluables or some.
thing of that kind?''
Loring was slowly reddening. He
more than half believed that Burleigh
had heard the story set afloat by the
gossips in San Francisco and was try
4 ing to draw him out. His tone, there
fore, was cold and his answer brief.
"They were there, but I never saw
them. Pardon me, major, Your rifle is
slipping" And, leaning forward, the
engineer Strengthened up the endangered
weapon and braced it with his foot.
"a dreay landscape this he added,
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