Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 4

-TILE- THE ROCK AFFAIR. A few of the WANTED-Wning Room Girls at Pari" Dining HalL l-'f North 13th street TERRORS OF THE PEST. First Premium Mil-total OK Lincoln Hcsidcncc, And Businesi'Propertjr. Lombard Investment IvOmbard block, 1136 Street. -Offen by- -Ladies' with Cape 3 for 25 cents or 75 cents a a pi ice r.cver heard of before.

Embroidered and tucked hemstitch handkerchiefs, 25 cts. These handkerchiefs are certainly worth double the money. 50 doz. corsets at 75 cts. per pair, the wh )le-sale price cf these goods was $10.50 to 15.00 per dozen, but buying all the manufacturer had we got them at half price and propose giving our customers the benefit.

Gents' Red Flannel shirts and drawers at Sr. 25 a suit or 62 cents each. Cheviote shirts well made at 25 cents each. 1 "-1 Mi tiy ti a sawuM House in tlio City. J.

d. mim. 1027, Street. BMcnoi in mm, AT- Beginning Oct. 1st The following 'rill be the prices charged i Transient Guests, $1.50 per day.

Regular Boarders, $7.00 per week. I Day Boarders, )ier week. Thankful for the past liberal the proprietor solicits its continuance and promises that the house shall be kept aa a First-Class Hotel 'notwithstanding tlie reduction of prices. K. M.

ENSEY, I'rop'r allies' Ton serial Palace Ladles' Work of all kinds Constantly Kept on Hand. VtTaves, Switches, Braids, Cnrls. Pnffs Frizses, Ornaments in Hair Jewelry, and everything in hair work. Ladies'lCliildrsii's Hair Phampooncd and Dressed for Parties or Halls. All oriicrs filled with Dispatch.

8peoinl Attention given to dressing waves, of all Description. 117 N12th. Street. lrs. Jsnnia W.

Marshall. Piop. IG35I Every tisiiiD: Low, At the ohUst il irliiiii 16 V7as awarded to the Sutton Creamery Company. Of Button, Nebraska, at our State Fair for Best Entrer" H.A.Tebbetfe 1107 St. Has the exclusive sale of the same for the city of Lincoln, and there is no question but what it is the best Creamery produced In the land.

-Remember yoa cannot get this Butter at any other CrROGEE.tl1 But tho i GOOD LUCK Telephone 49. 1107 Street, i EYE, EARyTOROA NASAL CAVITIES Fitting Glasses. To Correet Failing or Imperfect Vision. Artificial EYES in STOCK. DR.

GAH.TE2T, Oculist Aurist Graduato of Hash Medical College, 1871. 1105 Street, JJncoln. Neb. Office bourn. 10 to Vh 2 to 4, 7 to 8, Monday Morning September 28 I pat on sale a lino of goods to be known "Book Goods" Comprising Tea, Coffee, Tobacco, Cigars, Soap, Baking l'owder.

With every pnrchase (10 cents or more) you get a liOOK C1IKCK. Wbun your checks amount to Five Dollars, return them to my store and I will give yon Bny hook yoo may select from the aasortment. The list of Books conipribiug the llrst voiumes of the great Preo Dis tiiuticn Of standard cloth bonnd, books, Is by 50 popular snthors. The title or a few of these standard Hooks is here given: Ivanhoe. Komoia, Oliver Twist, Vanity Fair, ilme-Kiln Clnb, The Scratch Book.

Last Days of i'ompeil, Ac, 1225 Street. Spring! Ccrpots! Hi iL mi I Testimony Before (iran Jurr by a Minuter mid IIU Hhowins Tltat tho Cljinte ISurne I Their Own House. Cueyexn-k. XV y. Oct 6.

Testimony was givers yesterday before the Grand Jury at Greea liiver which throws new on the Rock Spriugs uias3acre. Eev. Timothy Thurlow, a Congregational minister residing at itock Springs, testified that Just about the time the riot of September 3 bo gan he saw four Chinamen coma out of a ImUse uh the soutlie.tst part of th3 town, only a short disuiea from whare his family resided. The four Chinamen hail not moved more than twenty yards front tins liousa witli their bundles when some one called them baelc. Tin remained in tha house two or tlirej minutes bufora coming out la ilm meantime a volley wa- heard on the north side of Chinatown, and almost instantly Chinamen rushad out of the building.

They had' hardly" left when the building was seen to ba on lirj. No white were to bo seen riaar the hoiii and it was supposed that th house was fired by Ihe Chinaman themsel)vs. Miss Ele.Hiar Thir.ow made follow-in stalcment: I came back to RooTe 8prings last Dcm-lr, and have iriven iie-tmetions to tho C'bt-ncso ai my father's housu intlio eveninir. i tuinkwo h'ld tlio cimildeuoo of tna thinoso, who reirsi-dod us as tuoir friends, jut as coon an tney returned i-ome camo tnseous, and ttilkod alout their Ah Quonjr, who lived in tho cellar of Gang house No. 10, which was the flrst house set on tiro, told me that H'hina bov was se irod, Ameriean boy would jrot things unl ua boy set fire to the lw Ack fen, a nephew of Ah Say.

tho Chinese lnierpretor, also told me the sams story about setting lire to the boose as oilier Chinamen that they wero afraid that tho whiio men would iind monor, and for that reason tho Chinese set tire to tho house. Ah Quoin? suid: a boy no likee American boy catch him tilings and Cbln i boy set fire to Mrs. Kleonar Thirlow 'testified substantially as her husband, and said also that Chinamen were seen running from houses which Immediately burst forth into flames as if fired oft with gunpowder. DEMAND FOR SMALL CURRENCY. Signs Observed at Washington of a General Kevlval of Business.

Washington, Oct. 6. The demand for small currency is enormous, just now, a Stor reporter was Informed at the Treasury Department yesterday, and the indications are that the money is being put Into actual business or spent for the material improvement of the country. This Is shown by the character of the money in demand, by the gradual extension of commercial and manufacturing enterprises, by tho increased value of real estate in nearly every city in the country, and by the higher valuation of contiguous farm land. The same activity In real estate notioenble here is apparent elsewhere throughout the country.

Money, instead of beine nut into uiiran- tle and doubtful speculations, is being put Into business enterprises which contribute to the general prosperity and give sorrespondinir Increaso to the valuo ot Thus large sums of money that have; been hoarded ara going into real estate. Members ot Congress report increasing business activity in their sections. They say crops are liood, the farmers are lu good spirits, and the business men preparing for and actually experiencing a considerable increase in business activity. They say the spirit of speculation is dying out, and every Increase in business 13'an actual and ijot merely an apparent gain. Socialists in Convention.

Cincinnati, 0., Oct The congress of Uie Socialistic party was opened yesterday by L. Kosonberg, Secretary of tho National Executive Committee. About seventy-fine delegates were present from all parts of the country. The report of tho national Executive Committee showing the growth of socialism during the past year was read and tlio remainder of the day spent In considering tho platform. The St.

Louis Fair Opens. St. Louis, Oct. 6. -The St Louis annual festival week began yesterday with tlio opening of the twenty-fifth fair of the Agricultural and Mechanical Association.

There was a very large attendance. Tha fair excels any previous one, and is especially strong In live the horses and cattle being particularly line In quality and In numbers. The Hault Ste. Marie Canal. 'Detiioit, (5.

The custodian of tiie Sault Ste. Marie Canal reports that the business of the canal, was greater during September than for any month In its history by more than sixteen thousand tons. An interesting fact In that connection is that the traffic for the month named exceeded that of the Suez Canal by nearly thirty thousand tons. Weber Breaks the World's Bicycle Record, Boston, Oct 6. Fivo riders started In the one-hundred mile road race of the Boston Bicycle Club yesterday morning.

The race was won by George Weber, of Now Jersey, In six hours and fifty-seven minutes, beating the world's record by foufteen minutes, and tho best American record by one hour and twenty-nlna minutes. Many Cattle Burned. Atlanta, Oct 6. One hundred and twenty-eight head of cattle, most of them fine-bred cows, were burned up in dairy stables of Johnson, together with several hundred tons of hay, near here, Sunday, loss, Insurance, 85,000. A Remarkable Case.

Syracuse, N. Oct 6. Mrs. Bulea, who is undergoing a remarkable fast here, completed hor fifty-sixth day without food yesterday. In the morning she swallowed half ft teaspoonful of lUjuor, Site is growing weaker, and recognizes no one but her daughter.

Loss of a Lumber Schooner. Grand Haves, Oct The schooner Anna Tomlne, from Muskegon for Chicago, loaded with lumber, became waterlogged and eassked yestonlay niorn-iitg about five miles west ot here. The crew of six men were saved by the life-saving crew. A Clone Contest. Coi.UMiirs, 0 Oct 0.

Indications are that tho approaching election in Ohio will be closo, and shrewd observers think that the rosnlt may bo determined by the Foraker-Hondly debates. What Canada I'nys the llnlf-Hrovd. Ottawa, Oct The Dominion Commissioners appointed to settle the half braod claims In the Northwest havo finished their' labors. Tho total claims adjusted amount to gsoo.om Cardinal MrClonky Dying. Nkw Yoiik, Oct 6.

Cardinal McClos-key Is reported to bo lying at the point of death. "ITT ANTED, by a middle aged man, also a bnv of 1ft veara. a situation at some light active work. Bet of references given. Address W.

M. WM Evksis News office. MISCELLANEOUS. OTRAYED. A black horse wltn wmte spot in fnwhnil: weltrht about 1050.

small sore on left shoulder. Return to Charles E. Clark, 1413 street ana get rewaru. FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF 8 Arts, Tim I-nrk. Vault Work.

H. M. Rice, Agt Lincoln, Nebraska. TJ. BEACH offers a fine Jersey cow who (n.

.,1 ritf Took VAIL VJ 11. 1 MJt www. first premium st the tate fair. Call at 557, corner 1 ana Mia eireeia. T)ATHS Either a Plain, SIU, MedlcaUd, AJTurklsn spor or can be had at the elegant new bath rooms in the Medical Institute.

Ladies In the forenoon from nine to twelve; gentlemen In the alter. noon. WNTED, By gentleman and wife, a II- a. ihnKi nnfnmtfthed rooms Wf H11KV1 iwwwi on eronnd floor.pleasantly located, with first class laruiiy. feirc near first class boarding bouse.

Location preferred between 11th and 18th, and N. Best references furnished. Address, stating terms, location, eteg yASDMBCBOi TjBColn, O. MosiT to Loah os Cm Residikcb or Cirr BcaniBM Property. Dorr Bros, Otib First Nat.

Bask. New buckwheat flour at Louie Veith's, No. 816 street A new stock of Jewelry in all lines at Perry Harris'. NewISmoked very nice, at Loulo Velth'a, 816 street Book Scent cigars, and a good Book will keep your husband borne nights. r.nt ppt Tonr fall and winter suits clean- ad and dvnd at Hurlbut's Dye house, 1014 street-K off of regular ptlcos for the next ten days.

Bnv vour children's school shoes at the New England Co-operation Shoe Store. Children's sole-leather Bp snoes, goou quaiuy, sizes 8-11 at 11.00. S. L. Bsiif uirs, Manager.

Insure vour Dronerty in the Farmers and Merchants' Fire Insurance Company. A re liable homo company that oilers you as goou indemnity as any other company doing business Id this state. Ofllce in Opera Houso Hlock. W. J.

Turner, the druegiBt.lviU sell yon books, stationery, toilet and fancy articles, also deals largely in glass (all kludt). paints, oil, brushes, also sens tne dh machine oils. Call and see me. 929 street, A sure cure for Boils. Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds.

Sore Nirwles. Hard and Soft Corns, Chapped Lips and hands. Price 60 cts. Sold by Carpender sterner. Miss Fannv Newman, who has recently ta ken lessons at the school of art embroidery in Chicago, will irlve lessons, on application at 1734 street, Specimen work at J.

D. Newman's store, 1027 0 street' Perkins Bro.s, ot Lmcoin, dia tnclr prosper ous boot and shoe business and themselves great credit by the superior excellence of their Fair display. It was immense and only duplicated by.thclr new fall stock at the 0 street store. It you have farms or lands to sell or rent, houses or furnished rooms to let, or for sale, vacant lots or Improved city property for sale, and lutending to place them 'on the Lincoln market, call on James E. Spencer, No.

110 North 10th street or address as above through Lincoln postofllce, box 733. G. 8. Klock dealers in new and sec- end band furniture, stoves, farm utensils, are crowded with goods, but are daily called upon for some articles not in stock. Every thing aamable for home or shop keeping wanted.

Bring on the goods and get your good pi lees. Look out for the New Loan Offioe. D. W. Moseley has added to his real estate business, facilities for loaning money ou property at a low rate of Interest.

Parties in need of money will do well to call upon him. Mr, Moseley's well known repu tation will be a sufficient guarantee of a fair and liberal usngo. Remember tne place, turee doors south of Commercial hotel. Exoellent Grub. Den Cameron, proprietor of the lunch room and fru.t store at 1000 0 street, Union block', lunches hot or cold, tea, coffee or milk.

Oysters In every style and at all hours. Or en till midnight; call for bill of fare. O. M. HOWELL Undertakers and Euibaliuers.

The finest line ot Undertaking goods in the city No. 841, South Uth street Tub hew location. W.J.Cooper, windmills and pumps, No, 14o, South 10th street Telephone 178. Dr. Frazler's Root Bitters.

Frazlcr's Root bitters are not a dram shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, cleanse the blood and system of every impurity. Price 81. For sale by Carpender A Srelner. Notioe- Owners ot land who wish to buy, soli or exchange for almost anything, can be accommo dated by addressing CHICAGO EXCHANGE, Room 77, Japanese Building, 843 State St.

A New Firm. II. M. East A Co. have opened a Second hand Store, at 236 North 10th street.

They will puy sell and exchange all kinds ot goods. Give them a call. The most beantlal and altoly siltlltlon to 1 lacoln is now offered to the public at prices ana irrmswiimn tne roaoiiof verronx. cio lots can still than aera protwrty Is soiling fora half mils further ant. Make bo mlataka bat buy while yon ean.

A flns bnlbllngsit cn yet bought a low aS7.V Oil, while imntlfully shailod Lots THAT CAN NOT BK KylTALk.1) in Mneoln anywhere eaa bs had for it would Inks an years urns to pot as lbs work to an adilltino with the shadv ornaments of South 1'srs. You ean save the expene. time and work It tnko to ft MMM improvements by bOTlng MOW. All lots are full slied, so a Wl and evry lot t. Aftill .11..

1m k. 1 v.u. mtirj i down, bslann Ins and years at per cont, nr off eash and 5 off for building improvement plaoed on lot within SO dsvs of purnhsae, Calisa or aUJreMi ilAkili L. SUaLDOR. I A Delirious Small-Pox Patient Badly Beaten b7 Persons Ignorant of His Condition.

The Plajpie Continues to Increase In Montreal, and Is Spreading to Surrounding- Villages. Precautions Taken to Prevent tha Dis- easa Cro33ing tha Border Six Casea in New York City. CRAZED BY TUB SCOUEOE. Oct 0. Braneau, who It will be rernoiubered ran into the Central Station a tew day ago and said that some one was trying to kill him, end who was afterward taken to the hospital, jumped through a wiudow ot the hospital Sunday night and ran through the streets with only his night-cloliies on.

lie ran into a parage ami commenced pounding on the door oi a rusidence. The Inmates becoming aroused went out and gave hini a beating. A constable soon arrived and produced a light, when to their horror they saw the man wai Buffering from the sinali-pox, and that their hand were covered wall blood from the pit on his faca The. Medical Health Olticer was telephoned tor and Biunuau was carried but to the hospital. The re turns of tin Health Oilice that thorn were thirty-seven deaths from smallpox In the city on Saturday, threo in It.

Jean BaptRto, two in St Henri, two In Cute bt Louis ami 0:10 Me. ttiiipgonde. bun- day there were tifty-nine deaths in the city, two in bt Jean Baptrnte, one in Cote bt Jxmis and threo In tit'. CiniHicond A movement is on footamo.ig prcpertj- holders of the east end to forai an organi zation, the object or which is to refUM) to rnt hoiiHes or storei to persons wliose hotiseliolds have not been vaec ted. Quicnisc, Canada, Oct $.

A few wevk.s ago a woman took her child, who was suffer ingfrom small-pox, to Cape St. Ienace, forty miles east of Queltoc, in which y'liee then are now no lesn than sixteen lionrs with sinall-nox in each. It is said that there arc forty or fifty cases In the parish. The Municipal Council has enforced compulsory vaciunatiim and named a health officar. The International liailvvay autiiorities havo been asked to cane -I all trains for Cape St Iguaco.

lteKrts ot heavy frosts and snow have been received from the outlying parishes. Sr. Ai.baxh, Vt, Oct. 0. No passenger cars ot any kind, coming from Boston or New York or intermediate points, are allowed to go further than this place, all pas.

sengers and baggage being transferred to special trains which run only between St. Albans ond Montreal, and which are thoroughly disinfccied and cleansed every day. Medical Inspectors are aboard every train coming from Montreal, and no passengers are allowed to go smith from tills place unless they have been vaccinated. New Yokk, Oct. 6.

The Board of Health announced yesterday that there were but six cases of small-pox in this city. A Increase is looked for within a few weeks, when cold weather will develop the germs brotucht here daily from Canada. The tenement house system of free vaccination is being prosecuted vigorously In the infested neighborhood, and so far there has been no alarming About two hundred people are vaccinated daily at the health olllce, and are required to call again in two weeks and have the scars examined. At present the health ofllcers say that there is no sign of anything like a small-pox scare In New York. The lluoea.

1 Cincinnati, 0 Oct. the Latoria track yesterday the following horses won First race, -nille Editor; time, 1 :33. Second race, 1 mile Irish Lass; time, 1:48. Third race, J-mile O'Fallon; time, 1:20. Fourth raco, 1 1-16 miles Mira; time, 1:57.

Fifth race, miles Freelnud; time, vy-v, New Youk, Oct. 0. The following were winners at Brighton Beach races yesterday: First race, X-nlle Laura Garrison; tlmo, 1:07. Second raco, -mlle; time, Third race, K-wlle-Pilot; tiims Fourth race, 1 mile Tom Martin; time, Fifth race, miles King George; time, MX." Liabilities. S7.000 Assets, BIO.

JJIbon Mountain, Oct 6. A mau named G6uld, alias F. II. Basset, was employed as time-keeper at tlio mines at Vulcan, and also acted as private banker for the Italian miners. Three weeks ago he left for Chicago, ostensibly for medical treatment His depositors have since learnod that he fled with their funds, leaving his bank insolvent His liabilities will reach $7,000, while his assets amount to about 10.

Gould left a wife and two children. Destructive) Cyclone In Virginia. pETEitsBUno, Oct 6. Brunswick County, this State, was visited Saturday night by a cyclone, which passed over a large area ot country, doing an Immense amount of damage to buildings and fences. With the storm came a heavy fall of hall and rain, and the tobacco and cotton crops were completely knocked to pieces.

In localities where the largest quantity of tobacco is raised the crop in many Instances lscompletely ruined. Dead. Sauatooa, N. Oct 6. Dr.

Thomas C. Durant died at his country seat at North Creek, near here, after a brief Illness. Ho was President of the Adirondack Railroad Company, and bad over 1,000,000 Invested in Adirondack hotels. Dr. Dnrant was once prominent as a leader In the Credit Moblller affair and as one of the projectors ot the Union 1'acitio railroad.

He owned the famous yacht Idler, and dovoted much of his tinio to aquatic sports. Storm Masts In the WrsL Omaha, Oct 6. The towns la nearly all the counties lu Nebraska report frosts, but nowhero wore they heavy enough to hurt the crops. Corn is too matured to be Injured. Dktihut, Oct 6.

Snow I re ported from Marshall, the lower part this btnte. Montoomeuy, Oct 0. There was a slight frost hero Sunday night A Poller man In Lark. Buffalo. Oct B.

McMullen. a police oftlcer, tins fallen heir to between 850,000 ami by the death ot hit undo, Hugh Blnyney, of Dublin, a rich vintner and grocer, who, In his will, be iliienlln aJmoit SiU 0,000 to charitable Manager. W. K. Harriet, Cubier.

DENTISTS C. COLLINS. Deatist, 117 North 11th Street. DR. V.

D. REYNOLDS, Dentist, Full upper Set of Teeth, 10. Full upper and dnder Set, $15. Teeth Extracted without Pain by a new Discovery which perfectly harmless. All work gmaranteed to give entire satisfaction.

Office over Kennard A Riggs' drug store, North 11th street, No. 117. LEGAL CARDS HC. ADA M. BITTENBENDER.

Office In Richards M'k 1036 0 Buret, Room No. 115. OARRATT, (Formerly States old 23d District 111.) Attorney at Law, 1114 Street. HUTU HA80AKD. Proprietor of tha CAPITAL CITY DAAY LENK.

Stables St. Han Just added to my dra? line two lsrr new spring drays and am ow able to handle safes and heavy machinery of all kinds. Household goods a specialty, Offloe at J. T. Hayden's hardware, Btorel 0 Street.

Telephone Mo. tw. FOR SALE FOR SALE The M. E. Dining hall or booth at the Fair Grounds, on liberal terras.

Enquire of D. B. Howard at bis carpenter shop, or at residence, 1838 street Mb. D. B.

Howard, Ch'n Com. LV)R SALE. A Chest of Carpenter's Tools, Jj the property of the late C. W. Foster who was killed bv a fall at the fair grounds.

They will be sold by the piece or by whole chest They will be sold cheap. Call on J. Iioyt, 13d ilth street and tee them. FOR SALE Two of the most desirable residence lots in the city, corner and 11th street at a bargain. J.

F. LANSING, Real Estate Ag't All my property In and around Lincoln Is for sale on long time and low Interest Address me at Long Beach California, J. G. Miller, FOR SALE. Frnlt and dairy farm of 170 acres, highly cultivated, tW per acre, situated northeast of Lincoln, 23 miles from corner of and 10th, near Capital mills, commands fine view of the city and Fair Grounds.

Z. A K. H. 8TRATTON. Address P.

0. box 63, Lincoln, or sec us at farm. I7OR SALE-FARM, SEC. 85, TOWN 11, range 0 east, 610 acres, 4 miles north of 0 street, 8 miles from southeast corner of section to fair grounds, via 14th street, when extended. Southwest corner 1 miles from Stockyards company's property, SM acres under cultivation, over 800 acres in corn.

Fine crop of grass orchard, forest and shade trees, buildings, well, etc. Will be sold at a bargain. Small payment down. Address or call upon Charles B. Perry, Jeweler, 1311 street, Lincoln.

FOR RENT. NICELY Furnished Frost Room In Led. wtth'i street block for Rent Apply to JAMBS iiKDWITlI, Corner of 11th and RENT House, with-three rooms, all A is good tenable order, call on 1 Beach. T70R handsomely furnished JL room, one and a half blocks from business. Gentlemen preferred.

Address this olllce. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE INSURE yonr property with 8. H. Burnham who is agent for leading companies and insures at lowest rates. City Hall building, op posite we postomcs.

TAg. F. LANSING. Real Estate and Insur- ancs Agent Improved farms and unlnr proved lands in all sections of the stats for sale, easiness in real property transacted for nonresidents on the moft favorable terms. 0(11 cc Btreet opposite postorace.

FINANCIAL INCOLN LOAN AND TRUST COMPA. JU NY, Lincoln Nebraska, loans money for on or more years on real estate security. No commissions. NO delay In Ailing applications. Nebraska School District bonds, also mortgage and other commercial paper purchased.

Vf a VBjLrvn vacuum fliiiiiu, J03. J. KELLY, Manager. EAL ESTATE LOANS for a term of veara XVat Lowest current rate of interest on Improved forms, R. E.

Moore. Office in First Na tional Bank Building. If ONEY TO LOAN. Real Estate security, uways, nnie innrrsi low. C.

W. HOX1E, 1127 Street PHYSICIANS TfTM. n. LINCOLN, Physician and Surgeon umce ana resilience H30 street Tel ephone No. SR.

BUZZARD, Physician and Surgeon, Lincoln. Nebraska. Hneolal attention given to the dlimasM of Woman and Children. All calls attended to promptly In the city or country, day or night Oflioe upstairs, room 9 In the Academy of Musie, corner or. ana iita streets.

Keel' deuce on street, no. 139. TR. HAGGARD, Physician and Surgeon, Olllce over llarley's Drug store, residence LiAJ KM MTCIm EYE, EAR AND THROAT, M. H.

Oarten, M. D. No. 1105 street "7 YE AND EAR. W.

L. Dayton, M. Ocu jLJilst ami Auritt, ino. iiu, street the V-Nnroui8yiUitn; lr. RKEI), oUl 1I05O iret, ffMili.fmc 1411 dtnjpL Telephone No; nfL MUIR, M.

Phvslclan and Surpwn, eal Coih'ge, class of 1H71, Offli-e and residence sircci ociirepn inn ami mm irirpnnue vni. WANTED ANTED, at once, a girl at 11.19 street enquire of UT. Lincoln, up stairs. Places for a large number of stuai'ui to Doara. rieate call at un-co)a Buitnets Collrg, Academy, of Music building ana leave snares.

WANTED An energtlo young man with a small capital to jiiin the advertiser In profitable imdortaklnic. Address J. M. ttox SI, Lincoln, Nebraska. WANlt A idrl tor general house work at 144 North UKh.

A Man or Woman. narrlcd or single! Widower or Widowed, with Or without children! Or a Bachelor Occupying a Furnished Hou3 Or arrangiug to, either by him or herself or intending to set his or he expected to be, married son or daughter-in-law, up in house keeping ar, help his aunt, or aunt sisters, or his own sister, or" any otherpersonto anice FASHIONABLE CARPET, of the MI-' JDJk.WT Uisstoreis full of them, all varieties. No such immense stock of hand-, some, substantial goods was ever exhibited in this iOAPITAiu CITY, fsJ-Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, All Wool 2-Viy All Wool 3-Bly, Carpet Sweepers, Art Squares, Smyrna Rugs, Rugs. Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Slipper Boxes, Oil Ligoitect.Cornice Toles, Door Mats, Matting and Hassocks. Only Exclusive Carpei House in the Cjly.

Best and most reliable headquarters for Turcomans, Madras, Lace Antique. Nottingham, and all kinds of Curtain Material, Lamberqiiir.s and Curtains in the West. 1224 0 Mmi, LIHCOIO, TELEPHONE 219..