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14 THE OMAHA DAILY UEE : SUNDAY , JUNE 3. 1894-TWENTY PAGES.
SPEG1HL NOTICES. :
! ArtvCTtl * m < > nti < for tti i columni 'will k * ujj" |
unl . ? r p. m. 'or > v nlnit and until tOO
p. m. for the mornln * nnd Sunday < JI 0"-V
AilviTllnfr * , by rcnuestlnir n numbered o51 *
on Imv * nnuwfru ndilreswd to ft niimherrd
ur In core of The Ilee. Annwen "ft Vitik
cit the cliff K
tin dtllvtrcd upon presentation
"SITUATIONS WANTED.
flrsl Innfrtlon. n. word
Rates. IWo word je
tnken tor less Ihnn so.
thereafter. Nothing _ _
" A"WOMAN A8
BITt-ATION "WANTED BY WOMAN
housekeeper In a small family. 402 * . ; $ "
rootn 28.
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INTELLIUENT WOMAN WIHI1F.SJ SITUATION
n , IrovcTlW r companion with fnmlly or Invalid ;
bt t city rcferr-nccs. Addi-M M 4' . ' " 1. < . . . , .
POSITION WANTED I V YOUNO LAin AS
prlfalf Uacher or companion to lady ; no iili-
. AO-
bom of references.
JM-tlon to traveling ;
drew M 32. Bf- , _ _ _ A.-.L- '
A"fm'ATioN AS aoviuNi : : H v A ' " '
. .pectnblo young lady. Address M ' J fj , , .
NTKt > ! SITUATION . IIV AN IJ\1'1 ; '
nwMl kiokkrVr. 000.1 referent fuinjj" " ' '
ddfen M Mi Umiilm II11. . A-M7031)
WANTED MA E HEL'P'
'Rales , ! < wonl first Insertion , If ft word
tlifrmflT. Nothing tnken for less tlmn 23C.
80LICITORB. TF.AMB FURNISHED ; 'NHTALL-
rnenl goi1 . American Wringer Co. . IGuJ How-
' -"TO "
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nrd slrc l. _ . _ .
AOENTrf. SALARY OH COMMISSION. THE
greatest Invention of thn ngTlie New I 'at-
nt Cllfmlc.il Ink ErasingPencil. . Holla on
sltrht. Wirks like mngle. Agents nre maklnif
tr. . 0 to II2SOO per week. For fur'1" 0 r'
tl < Mi1nrs write the Monroe Erasing Mf * . jrv. . ,
X M. JM. Cro > sf. Win " " . <
1'IIOM
WANTED , SALESMAN ) SALARY
start , permanent plnce. llrown Rnn. Co. .
nurserymen. Chicago , 111. H-M319 j:2
BALESMEN WANTED. TO 8' ' : ' '
liy wimple to tlie wholesale nml retail
cell on BlKlil to C . 'ullln(1miin.n' .
, ,
lllxrol wilnry ; money n.luinc.-cl for
nn.l . exrion'-H ! pcnnnnnt .I"1 ' ' ! ,
with Btnmp. King Mfg. Co. , U . C-liVHt-O.
III. _ _ _ JuT , .
WANTED A ill : YOU A CATHOMfT AUK
ynS Tim-mplnyi'l ? AVIII you prk for : Ill.t0 per
wcoia Writeti Iay. J. " Ouy , oj M'tli
. avenue , Clilcii3 ( } , IH. . _ "
BIDi : MNlV. J2.00 f'UIl TOWN. PAID.TIlAVUIj.
Inc men to nPI lnt aK'tits. No samples.-
Write J. V. llowlnK.115 Bth.nvenuc , ClilaiKO.
J5.00 PER 1.000 I'AID FOH
circulars ; good men wanted to work for us.
we pay cash : have nothing to sell ; Ind.mo
stamp nnd glv reference. U. S. Mutual Ail-
vcrtlslng Ann. . Chicago. 111. It-738 3'
HEN TO SELL HOI.STEIN MEDICATED
stock. fl id ; ° slPiulv work ; experience not neccn-
mry : salary JW.OO or commission. Address en
closing stamp. J. H. Egeland.ninnag.rand
20 < i Berry blk. , Minneapolis. Minn. 1I-.083 *
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BALESMAN OR MANUFACTURERS' AOENT
, to sell jolibern and cash l.ujers toilet 'P -
> MO Thirty-third street , Chicago. B iCH 3 *
MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER. STEADY
' ' employment ; experience unnecessary ; JT-'O )
mcnf.ily Fiiiary or-a com. If offerIs satis
factory address at unee , with particular ) * con-
eeriitmc } ourclf , . U. S. Chemical Winks. SIO
Van Buren , Chicago. . 717 3
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rates , 1'Jo word first Insertion , Ic a word
Ihermfler. Nothing taken for lean than 25c.
LADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Young Indies' home , 3304 Cumins ;
i 4 O548 12 *
WANTED A COOK AT 1919 CHICAGO ST.
C 575
WANTED. OIRL OF 17 OR 18 TO TAKE CARE
of j-year-old ! child ; only n competent girl of
pleatant address need apply. 539 Park nve.
C C37 3 *
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED HERMAN OR
Bohemian cook. In fnmlly of three , where there
Is second girl In dc up stnlrs work ; wagcsJ5.00
week. Apply 500 S. 21nt avenue , near 8L Mn'y'.i
averiile. C MC63 4
DELSARTE CORSKT WAISTS AND BRACES :
the most popular good * n lady can sell ; easy
sales ; large commissions. Write for terms.
Dtl artc Mfg. Co. , Ill State street , Chicago ,
1.1. '
LADIES WHO WRITE PLAINLY CAN 8E-
' ' < ure poa'lUn' 'at good wages writing at home.
Riply' with stamp. Miss Ethel Sprague.-
South Bend. Ind. C
WANTED. OIRL FOH GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 2J29 California street. C 741 3 *
FED. A IADYWELL ACQUAINTED
"lllee work , who has some means , to tnlre
of an oince hi the city that will pay
her reasonably well and make her a good In
vestment. Business can be fully Investlgatid.
References will be required nnd exchanged.
Address , In own handwriting , staling t-xperl-
cnty , etc. , M 47 , ' Bee. C 740 3
1.ADIE3 WHO CAN WHITE PLAINLY CAN
make $15.W a week al their own home writing
for us. Reply , with tn-lf nddresHed stamped
envelope , Lillian Durand , South Bend , Ind.
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, YOU CAN HAIIN J23.no PER WEEK
writing for me nt home ; mni. 2c Hlamp to
1 Nell A. Clmso , South licml , Ind. C 71S :
LADIES WHO WILL DOVRITINO FOU MR
at their homes will make Rood waRos. Ileply
with self addressed , stamped envelope , 'Hiss
Mildred Miller , South Ilcnd , Ind. C 722 3
LADIICH CAN MAKE $3.00 DAILY I1Y FOLDIng -
Ing and addressing circulars for us at hcmj > ;
no canvassing : position permanent : reply with
stamped envelope. Miss Uraco Paul. South
llcml , Ind. C-TO 5
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WANTED. OIIIL FOH C3ENEIIAL HOfSE-
work. 1823 C'orby street. C M714 4 *
LADIES WANTED TO IJO WIUT1NO AT
their own homes. Will pay 120.00 weekly. No
canvnss'ng. ACdress Miss lluth Ashton , Jollel ,
III. C 705 S *
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WANTED 1NTELLIC1ENT LADY AND 'GEN-
tleman not afraid to call on people nt their
homes. C14 South IClh sticet. C 763 3 *
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FOB BENT HOUSES.
nates. l',4c wonl flrsl Insertion , Ic a wnrl
thereafter. Nothing taken for lesj tlmn 2.'c.
FINE FLAT IN CLOUSEtt BLOCK AT 703 S.
Itth St. ; range and all other conveniences ;
F
JJ5. George Clouser , room 2 , 1623 Farnam st.
yr . D-311
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HOUSES. P. K. DAnLINQ. DAHKEIl IlLOOIc'
D MC
HOUSES IN ALL PAIITS OF THE CITY. TIID
O. F. Davis company , IMS Farnmn. D-587
. ROOM CO1TAGES , MODEttN , CHOICE IN
Satnford Circle. C 8. Elgutter. 204 BCD build-
Ing. D 5S8
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I'.ENTAL AGENCY , W7 BHOWN 11IXDCK.
, _ i35s ? _
CLEAN , COMFOIITA1ILE , CONVENIENT ,
moderate rcnltln. best 3 nnJroom suites for
housekeepera only. Ilefirenees required. Also
6-room eultn In tenement. 818 8. 22d st.
_ D-500
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KELKENNEY&CO.n. 1. CONTINENTAL I1L1C
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CHOICE HOME , E1OHT ROOMS AND IIARN :
nlco lawn , city water and southeast front ; 1
block south of Leavenworth on SSth avenue ;
123.00. Apply to N. I'erry. un premises.
D-S93
FOR RENT , J3iS.OO PER MONTH , 4110 LAFAY-
elte avenue , 7 rooms , furnace , bath , hot and
cold water , clos't. gas. electric lighting nppll-
nnccs , etc. Ilcautlfnl lawn , trees , etc. Fidelity
Trust company. 1TOS Farnnm street. It 573
KOll RENT , OOOD DETACHED NINE-IIOOM
house , Kil Capitol avenuf. Also 9-room houre
Capitol avenue. II. II. Iloblson. room 7 ,
Commercial National. D 5"4
e-JIQOM MODERN COTTAOn. LAWN AND
shadf. Z12I Miami street. D DPS
KOUR.ROOM HOUSE. 3315 JONES. JS.W.
jjelby , 334 Chamber Commerce. D M113
TUREH ROOMS , 63T B. 17TII STREET\
_ D M109 JH
rTOR RENT , JUNE 1. 1B19 HOWARD STREET.
nnd second and third ( loom of block cor. 16th
> nnil Howard streets ; all furnlsla-d ; parlors.
dining room mid kitchen ; has mllco on main
floor. Call at 1113 Harney stieet. -MM3
KOll RENT , CHOICE FLAT IN THE P. E.
Her block , ror. IGth and Jackson streets. Call
at 11IJ , Hiirney street. D-M5I3
FINE LARGE MODERN HOUSE , B. W. COR.
_ Slit. ! * Capltoiavenue. _ D M : it
FOR RENT."FURNISHED HOUSE IN Dfi-
llrabl ( oration for summer monthi ; rofcienccs
required. The O , F. Davis Company.
U-MG19 3
ELBVKN-ROOM HOUSE , AlOi MODTllN CON-
vcnkncfH. Inquire l l DO | K . D Mllti 3
7. . FOR RENT. TBMPLm-ON & PIERi
i , Paxlon blk. DG
von RINT-A KIVB ROOM COTTAQE. u
uuirc HI IH N. mil ntn-et. CM 3
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1 FOR RUNTnWKLLINClS IN ALL PAIITS
nf Omaha ; call for list. K. II. K.lunf. ' . 433
Paxton block.
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IlKNT. DBSHIAIILR OWKLLINOS "l.N
Council flliirTs ; i-All for list nl Omaha ortlcc.
< P xlon block. K. H. Bheufg. I > MvOT
FURNISHED MODERN K0OM COTTAUB.
oiit front ; Ourlng summer nisiilln ; rent cheup
to reliable party ! would lake lent In bojrd
or otherwise , to suit tenant. N. W. corner
Silh anil' Mnsun IK'tts. _ D--MUi ,
$0\l \ IU5NT. "lioUSES. VWIINIHIIBU AM ) UN.
lurnlshed. In Iho burnt Ulstrlct. Be * ll.o of
JuneI. . will accept of a lav. reatonable lent ,
Apply to Jm s IlyuM ; 115 North 'U '
. J. W. COTTON DlWinES. TQ RENT HEH
houwt , turnUihca. lot lb unimer , . " .A.
street. _ _ ,
BENT HOtT3E8 ,
Continued ,
-ROQM COTTAOI2 , IH.OO. IJU SOUTH 5TH
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aooi ) lo-itooM not'sn , MODIMIN. CHOIOI :
nclKhborlKKHl ; riflffn mlnutrs from Knrnmnj
rent Rrnitly rmlucnl. Hums' China ftnro. or
7M N. Y. Life ( mornings ) . U-.M7J3 4
RENT % A oi5.v CIMI'"ORTAIILI : ,
cozy Ami complete hnuna of 8 mains. All tnrxl-
rrn , R23 Houth 2. ' > th nvenue. Ix > w rent to care
ful tenant. Apply Kuhn'it drug nloro.D
D M7M &
" "BOOMS.
Rates , I'.ia ' word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
FOH RENT , AT 2 DODQK , A I ARai5. 'HA'Y
window , second story front , room , for 110.00 a
month. No ether roomers ami no children.
B
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LAiidi : SOIJTH ROOM ! 1313 bouoi :
B
AETNA ilOUBlNOinTviis'coiNEll 13TH
and Dodge. Rooms by the day or week.
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FIUIN1HHED ROOM ; GENTLEMAN. 2017 IIAIt-
noy street. 12 Hi 4'
UOOM WITH. ALCOVE , & 24 S. 26TII A V 12.
FURNIHHBD ROOM. 2017 HARNI2Y STREET.
E-515-4 *
FOR RKNT. NICELY AND NEWLY FUR-
nlshod room. Ilrst Hour ; no other roomers ;
nix blneki from P. O. ; gns , bath , etc. Ad Ires *
M 21. Die. I5-MKO
FOR RENT , THIIEI2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ,
.with modern conveniences , 257C Hartley rtrfo .
KI'ItNISlIEDROOMH , AI O DOI'llLE PARlor -
lor , wllh or without board. 17. ! ) OVidsv.
> E Mi 11 S
3 NICELY FURNISHED HOOM.H , WITH
plan' ' ) , for rent for thn summer ; lefurcnrcH ro-
iiulrod. 2.17S Hnrney street. E MG'Jt 4 *
FURNISHED IldoMS , - WITH OH WITHOUT
Until , 2211 UoUKlas streot. References Ic-
quired. S- E-.M6II 7'
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Rates , 1'Jo word first Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. NuthhiK taken for less than 23c.
SOUTH ItnOM'8 AND GOOD BOARD , zlos
Douglas street. , F M003
FRONT AND BACK TARLOR UNFURNISHUD.
. \ ry Ueslint ! : nlso furnished room ; all Ilrst
clars. 218 .3. 25tli St. F 880
TOUNO WOMEN'S HOMH. TJNUCR CARE OF
Women's Christian association. Ill S. 17th st ,
F * C97
FRONT ROOM FOR TWO. WITH
board , In private family. 202v St. Mary's avc.
F MS61 J
ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ,
with .llrst-clnss board. 1900 Capitol ave , Inquire
1310 Capitol nve. F M774
FURNISHED ROOMS AT 2207
DESIRAHLE ROOM , SUITABLE FOR TWO.
with Good board. Best Of locations , 2310 DodpA
F M5GG 5
DESIRAHLE COOL ROOMS WITH HOARD.
Refeiences. 202 North 18th street. F MGjO 3
Foif nENTTWO FCRNISHED OR UN.-
furnlshed rooms , with bath. 2319 DouRlas
street. F-M i ' 8 -
FINE. LARGE ALCOVE FRONT ROOMS. ,
with bonrd , suitable for two pr more ; refc-r-
ences. 1709 Dodge. F MGSG 3
FURNISHED ROOM -WITH HOARD. REFEH-
ence. 2214 Farnam street. F MGGI V
A LARfJE FRONT FURNISHED ROOM , WITH
board. In private family , for two gentlemen ;
no other boarders ; references exchanged. 221)
.Webster street. F 745 If
TWO COUPLES CAN SECURE ROOM AND
Uwrd In a private- family ; nice location ; trees ,
lawn and Inrge porches ; reference required.
Address M 62 , Bee. - F M700 G
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , FOLDING
"bedsmodern conveniences , with good board.
The Rose. 2020 Harney. F < itC ! 123
MY JUNE 15. ELEGANT ROOMB WITH BOARD
In prhate fnmlly : modern , central , home com
forts and price reasonable ; lovely home for
the right parties with good references. Ad-
'dress M 67 , Uee. F 751 3'
NICELY FURNISHED LAROE SOUTH FRONT
room , with board , only J5.0J per we > k. 2U.G
Cass street. F 764 3
FOR RENT--UNFURNISH D ROOMS.
Rates , I'.Jo word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Jc.
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping , city water , etc. . low > rent ; nojth-
west coraer 17th nnd Webster st. G 5'8
FOR RENT FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping : three huge closets , liatli nnd
water on sama lloor ; no children. IJU Far
nam street. G 7 S 3"
FOR RENT. STORES AND OFFICES
Rates , IMo word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sc.
DESK ROOM. WM. J. WELSHANS. 331
Board of Trade bids. I 5M
10 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE , 309 S. 17TII.
FOR RENT , Tile 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING ,
S1G Farnam street. The building has n lire-
proof cement basement , complete steam heat
ing llxtuies , water on all floors , KUS , etc. Ap
ply at the onice of the Bee. 1 019
DESK ROOM CHEAP , FRONTING FARNAM.
Room 2. 1C23 Farnam street , I MG14
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS IN NEBRASKA AND
Iowa to sell the Moss & Hlllynrd potent farm
ers' hundy egg case nt reduced price ; big
money In It for the right man. Apply W. T.
Letts , sole manufacturer of the farmers' handy
egg case , St. Joseph , Mo. J 557 J5
THREE GENERAL AGENTS , EITHER HEX ,
with Home knowledge of agency work , to
travel anil appalnt agents for n leading pub
lishing houee ; salary and expenses paid ; no
canvassing required. Address , staling age ,
reference ami occupation , J. H. Xloore & Co. ,
Chicago , III. J-MG7I !
AGENTS WANTED , FOR NEW STOVE PIPE
fastener ; sells at sight : sample dozen with full
particulars by mall , M cents. Address E. O.
Lufkln , Olenwood , la. J MG80 0
WANTED. AGENTS. SAMPLE SASH LOCK
free by mall for 2c. stamp. Immense. Un
rivalled. Only good one ever Invented. Beats
weights. Sales unparalleled. 112 a day. Bro-
hard ( Ho * M ) . Philadelphia. J
LADY AGENTS THE EASIEST AND MOST
profitable thing to do U to sell the HygeU cor
set. Send for terms and Information to the
Western Coisat Co. , St , Louis. Mo. J
AGENTS ANlToENERAL AGENTS WANTED
for the IK-SI book on earth to make money with.
12.00 on tilt free to all meaning business. Bilch |
Bios. . Boston. Mass. J
A FEW LADY AGENTS WANTED. OOOD
wages. Call nt 4210 Nicholas street , Omaha.
Mrs. Z. J. Chlpman. J 747 3'
GENERAL AGENTS WANTED : SELLING
new articles to dealers ; exclusive territory ; no
competition ; no capital required ; 200 to 3 0 per
cent profit , Columbia Chemical Co. , . , ( a Dear
born etrvct , Chicago , III. J 73 < r J
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE FOR
electric door ( name ) plates , Btgns , etc. ; reada
ble In the dark ; sample with nny name free.
New Em Plate Co. , 167 Dearborn street , Ch- |
cage , 111 , J 735 3
AGENTS , GENERAL AND LOCAL , FOR
prlsu history of the exposition ; only ofllclal
record : two royal quarto volumes ; just out ;
sells at Hlght ; Installment plan makes It bo
nanza for agents : write at once for territory.
J , B. Campbell , 215 Madison street , Chicago , 'III.
J-733 3
AGENTS WANTED ; FERRIS COMBINED
burglar alarm and lock ; weighs three ounces ;
carried In test pocket ; sells nt sight ; 190.00 a
wcrk , Ferris Manufacturing company , Chicago.
J-732 3'
AGENTS WANTED , TO SELL THE CALLER'S
regliter ; sample tOc. Write for particulars.
Caller's RcgUlvr Co. , 225 Dearborn Btieet. Chicago
cage , 111. J-730 S
AGENTS WANTED TO 'SELL MOODY'S 1S94
setnnns ; CO per cent commission or J25 per
week KiiaranU-cd. Address Og'.lvle PublUh'ng '
Co. . 157 Rung ureet , New York City. J 7-Ti 3
LADIES , WRITE P. U KMiEDLEH . CIlT-
raso , III , , for circulars , friteampUa anl
terms ; new line of goods , which itre money
makers ; tCOK ) n month easily made ; exclu-
Ue terrltoiy lo workers. J 709 3
AGENTS WANTED ; BUSINESS IMMENSE ,
honorable nnd lilennnnt ; will last llftfim ; u
absolutely sure. Address B , Ixck Box W. Inde
pendence , Kan. J 753 3
WANTED , TI.fop | CAm'ASSiilHTO : * SO-
Hell l i niir new tdunulunul n--rlal , Wo pay
the highlit comm' ' li > n ; 135.00 per week ruilly
farnrtl , Colt .r . tiil'lrctiV. ' . T. Marshall.
Crt-lKllU.il bllf. J-7C1 3
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. TWO OR THREE MODERN ROOMS
finnl hed for light houiekcfplnff. AiMren M
56 , lite. K-Jltl ? 3'
J OR 4 ROOMS PARTIALLY FURNISHER FO'l
IlKlil houKckreplnic , within six Lleckn nf 18th
jiml ChUaKu streets. M 41 , Bee. K54 4
WANTED , A "Fi'iiNiauKiTForV't-iioo liwl
taue for the summer m mthi. In gooil locality ,
$ . ll . K-iTH *
SXOKAOE.
UTORA.GU FOR HOUSEHOLD. GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rat * . It. Wcll . ( Ill Farnam.
. MM
8TORAQUWILLIAMS 6 CROSS , JJJ4 HARNEY.
WANTED TO T3TJY ,
Rate * . Itte wcrd flr l ln * < > rllon , Ic a word
th rcufler. Nothing- taken for left * than 2So
CASH PAID""FOR "BECOND HANO FIIRNU
turt , catiMU , < tr I. Ilruxell , 719 * 712 N. Itth ;
N n : ja
WANTii > , " TO PAY llo .00 PER MONTH ON"A
new or nearly new NoZ Remington typewriter.
State | > rlce to M C4 , llee office. N 724 B *
, FOR CASH. I WANT TO BUY A GOOD SEC'-
niid-hand blocle , Cl \ eland , Rambler , or any
high grndo wheel ; mum be ns good tin new
nnd [ > rkp low. Addles * Ixjck Box 2 < ) , Hamp
ton , Nel ) . N 75f 3
WANTKD-ToTli'Y A TOY TERRIER PUPPY ,
mule or female , ft to 12 months old. Addrps * .
stating price , M 59 , Hee. N 7 i 3
FOR 8 ALE HORSES. W AG ONS , ETC.
Ratei. 1'ie uurd first Inrcrlldn , Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing tnken for less limn 21o.
TOR SALE , LIGHT CARRIAGE TEAM. 1130
N. 17th. P-MS93 J23'
FOR SALE. A NO. 1 HORSE CHEAP. 23IG
HaUth IRh. P MfG ) 4'
FOR SALEAT VOUiro\VN PRICE , LOVELY
horse , splindld phatum. I mini hitvv money.
Call nl once , 4013 Hnmlllon st. P ( J1S-3 *
CANOPY TOP SURREY. NEWLY PAINTED
nnd In goi.il onlvi. Apply Mn. J. W. Onion ,
118 South 19th. ' M"B *
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FINE LEATHER TOP PHAETON. HAHNEHH
nnd \ ry kind fnmlly horse , J1W.W : phneton
worth the money , rail Monday1 1W N. 20ti |
Hlreet , or address M 45 , Beo. P 7.18 3
Foil SALE. CAPTAIN AYRES' WELL KNOWN
roailater , 10 years old , 16 hands high , trots In
3:30 : ; can bo driven by n lady. Als-t plmelon ,
put In complete order this xprlngby Drum *
mend ! olitfltr with harness , will be sacrificed
for J22T..OI ) . Also JCO.W cutler nt f39. . .1. C.
Ayrcs , Bee bldg. P 711 3 *
HORSES , CARRIAGES AND HARNESS , NEW
And second-hand. If you want to liny or sell ,
cnll t > n Mitchell A Swlgait , commission mer
chants , 1211 und 121(1 Dodge , corner )3tlu
P 7103
FOR SALE , TWO-SEATED PANOPY TOP Ht'H-
rey ; only IKO.lt ) . 5eu at Homan'n bnrn , , 13th
nnd Howard. P G9S 3 *
FOR SALE , A GOOD SADDLE AND HAH-
nesH horse : .youmr , sound nnd gentle. Apply
to "McCord-Ilrady Co. p M7W 4
'FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 1
.Hates , IHowonl first Insertion , la a worn
tlifrvafter.Nothing taken for l < w than Ka i
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle company. Arnvs , Neb. , hnvo 2.000 Ions
of good Inin-jturod hay for * alc. All orders
filled promptly. * Q 02
FOH SALE , ENCYCLOPEDIA IIRITTANICA ,
full sel , down to date ; Heal binding ; " new ; li\x \
bargain. Also other liooks , all new. Call lit
once. 4013 Homllton strret. , Qr-713 3
BEAUTIFUL THOROUGHBRED PIJG PUP-
ples chnap ; mall orders promptly filled. DOS S.
40th , Iwtwpen Marcy nnd Mason. Q G99 3 * ,
FOR SALE. LADY'S NE\ { ' IMPERIAL BIcycle -
cycle , cheap for cash. Inquire of- manager ,
Colonadc hotel , coiner 15th and .Jackson streets.
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ST. BERNARD PUPS , PERFECTLY MARKED.
finily bred , al a bargain. Address M S , llco.j
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FOH SALE. . WAREHO'USE SCALE AND'TWO
shuucarcs. cheap for cash , or trade. Inquire
, 1318. Farnam. ' , , Q 7GO 4
MISCELLANEOUS. '
Rates , IHc word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothlnir taken for less than 25c. '
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office lo 209 So. IGth , Brown block. ' i
R GS7-Jyl
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rates , V/jC word first , Insertion , la a word
thereafter. Nothlni ; taken-'fot > less than 25c. '
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , ' REliable -
liable business medium : 7th yiar at 119 N. 18.
MRS. BARTON. PALMIST AND CLAIRVOY-
anl ; 2 weeks only. C35 S. 17th wtreet. ' i
S 701 3 .
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
Rates , l'ic word first Insertion , Ic n word
thereafter , Nothing taken- for 'less than 2oc.
MME. LA RUE. 416 SOUTH iiTll.
T 73GJ10 * .
MADAME SMITH. (03 a 13TH. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , sleam. su | .
phurlne and sva baths. T M741 5'
MADAME BROWN. 1314 'CAPITOL AVENUE
2d fioor. room 4 , massage , alcohol , sulphur nnil
sc.-t bnths. T--M723 9
JIJIE.- ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths , massage. 308 North IGth , room 13 , 8
a , m. to 8 p. m. T M7&6 4 *
PERSONAL.
Rates , l'ic word first Insertion , Ic a worJ
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTHO-TIIER-
mal Kitha. Kcalp and hair treatment , manicured
chlrcpodls. lira. 1'ost , 319U S 15th , Wlthncll blk.
. U-G04
MADAME LA ROOK. MASSAGE. : ± 2 N. tBTH
parlors 12 and 13. Hours from 7 a. m. to 8 p.
m. Not open Sundays. U M530 4 *
VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , 34G Beu bldg. Lndy attendant.
U-G05
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD. 1419 DODGE
U MGS4 16 *
LADIES' ( RUBBEH.NEVER FAILS ) AND 10 O.
N.T.lMnkl'lllsmullcd.Sl. Ladles'B.i7aarOmnha.
U GM-J-7
A PRETTY JAPANESE GIRL. AGED 2o7 WITH
an Income of $300.00 per month , wants to marry
n white man. Send stamp for details. Acme
Marriage Bureau , San Francisco.
U MG79 3
LADIES' OR GENTLEMEN'S HAIR RE-
stored. Prof. Frank Broglln will guarantee to
restore ! inr on bald heads If roots arc not de
stroyed , will 'stop hair fiom falling out , cure
dandruff und return gray hair to Its natural
color. Free examination from 9 o'clock n. m.
Steam shampoo and ladles' hair dressing will
commence June 15th. Room 409 Buo building.
U-738-J10
ATTENTION LADIES EMMA BUST DIJVEL-
oper will enlarge your bust 5 Inches. Guaran
teed. Sealed Instiuctlons. 2c. or 24-p.igu il
lustrated catalogue Gc , by mall. Emma Toilet
Bazar , Boston , Mass. U
VALUABLE INFORMATION TO GRAIN AND
stock speculators contained In our book , which
wo mall free to any address. Contra & Co. ,
Rlalto bide. , Chicago , 111. U 727 3 -
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : J3.CKM & upwards , 6 to G'/i per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W-C07
MONEY TO LOAN AT IXJWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam st. W 608
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , 16THAND
Douglas streets , loan'money on city and fnrm
property at lowest rales of Interest. . W 610
LOANS. 1 TO 5 YEARS. WARRANTS. BONDS ,
etc. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. Life. W-611.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Cheaney , Kansas City , Mo.
W12
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms nt from G to 7 per cent ,
Vr. IJ. Melkle , Flrsl'National bank building.
W-613
MORTGAGE LOANS , A. MOORE. 604 N. Y. Llf
W-7IJ-J9'
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS.
Improved and unimproved Omaha , ' 'real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnam st. W 609
LOANS. J. W. SQUIRE. 248 Bee Bide. W-890
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Drennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W14
ANTHONY IXJAN tc TIll'ST ' CO.,318 N.Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security on No-
biasku , qnd Ipwu farms or Omaha city property
W 615
CHOICE CITY AND PARM LOANS WANTED.
J. N. Frinztr , opposite I' , O. W 934 J15
MONEY TO I.OAN AT LO\VEST RATE3 ON
Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170 ! Farnam.
W-609
CITY LOANS. C. A. PTARH. 615 Ni Y. L1FU
W-M91S
MONEY TO LOAN. TEMPLETON & PIERSON ,
Puxton blk. W 57
LOANS. E. II , 8IIKAFE , 2 PAXTON 11IXCK.
W MC 1
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , IHo ward first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing Uktr. for lc than Ka.
MONEY TO LOAN
Wo will loan you any sum which you wish ,
binall or large , at Ihe lowest possible raits. In
the vulckot txiulble time , und for any length
of time to suit < 'ou. You can pay It back In
such Installments an you wish , when you wish ,
and only pay fur It as long as you keep It.
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES , WAGONH AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEDES. MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
without publicity or leiuoval of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE IX ) AN CO. ,
3 ! * SOUTH HTH STREET.
Flivt floor above I bo street.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR.
PORATKD LOA. < ( COMPANY IN OMAHA.
A. li HARRIS , ROOM 1 , CONTINENTAL BIJC.
T _ \lCil !
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
THE Pi/Acn TO noiutow
MONEY ON HOUHUHOLD FIIRNITUIin.
XtUNIOV ON IIOIIMU4 AND MUI.EH , i
MONEY JN WAOON8 AND CARRIAOIW.
MONEY ON PIANOH- AND OROAN8.
MONI2Y JN WARKHOrSB RECniPTS , '
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE.
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES ,
MONEY ON goods that remain with > ou ,
MONEY IF YOIT MVANT NO PUIILU'ITY ,
J1ONEY IN LAUGH oil SMALL AMOUNTa
MONEY AT IXWIWT > POSSIIILE RATES ,
MONEY IN QUICKEST l O8 IIH.n TIME.
MONEY THAT you may pay l ck at any tlmb
and In nny amount. 1s nt ROOM 4 , WITH-
NELL block , cornori.llth nnd llnrnrv strpetn.
TUB FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE PO.
i U 617
MONEY TO I.OAN ON PERSONAL"PROP-
erty. Harvln .Loan Co. , 701 N , Y. Ufobulldlng _
X M271
BUSINESS OHAJfOEB.
_
lc ! word Unit Insertion , Ic n word
thfrtnflgr. Nothing tnkgn for lea * tlmn c. ,
PAIITNEH WANTKDl l.VTfcnEST IN
hrnnch liuslnrps of Well rutnMlslietl firm ; I.V.
required. Adtlrru I , W. Lc , with full nartlcu-
lm . V Mlfajlii'-
IV YOU WANT TO IIUY. HlilZ Oll U.V-
chnnKo merchandise. Ret In or out of ImslntfM.
call on or niljiem the Nntloiml Information
nnd UxchntiKO Co. , 203 Klret National It-ink.
Omaha , Neb. Y M007 .IK
"
AT A DAIiaATN. ItRSf AXJIIANT
doing paying business ! K "l location ; untlsfiic-
tory reasons for sollnff. | Address It C5 , Hoc.
Y M 101
WANTED -UILKNT PAliTNBIl WITlTfcjO KOll
UlntprcHt In u peed | > Aylnc bu lnts : Ail-
ilremi nt once M 31 , lice ; olllce , Y 181-5
KOll HAI.U , aiJNTS' KUIlNIfiHINa AND HAT
stare nt a blp discount ; dolnu a Rood , p.iylmr
InlKlncus ; Rood locution ; coed reasons for sell-
lngbnrgnln ; for some one. Address M 38. llee.
Y MGIJ 3
6.V.M WILL llt'Y A GOOD PAYING HHSI-
ni'M , a hoiipcliald nerrxMlty. La'RC proflti" ,
exclusive rlKht In this xtnte. Tcmnlelnn k
Plcrson , Pnxton blk , -Y 633
KOH BAM : , CIIHAP , piusT-riAPa RBsf AUH-
tint and lunch counter , opposite F. J > . & M. V.
depot , Fremont , Neb. Y MG61
WANTED. PAIITNEH : I WIHlt TO COfinE.-
spend wlth'n pcmon tlmt umlTHtntids butcher
tmiOnesi .and linn J200.UO or I300.0J to Invest.
Hint can furnish reference for honesty nnd om |
jmblts. Address M 43 , Omnha Hec. Y M'81 3
PAIITNIHI WANTED itr llOIinrtAHE. IlKNT-
nl and Insurance buslnctw ; ROXH ! oitenlnff for n
. BocXl man. Tcmplcton & Plercon , Pa'xton blk.
. , Y-6aj-3.
KOll SALE , < A NICE tflTTLU CICJAIl AND
news IjuslnoRS ; siunll" fni > ltnl ; good location ;
, low rent.Teinuleton . & Vlernon , Paxton blk. ,
' ' Yr-712 3
EASTEUN IIOtIHE AliOUT' TO OPRrT PEIl-
mnnent branch In thli tcrrltdiy ! will consider
nppllcntlons for mallngVnient of name ; state
experience , reference' nnd approximate finan
cial worth , or no littentlon. Address "llusl-
nu3s , " emu Paxton hotel , Olhalia. , Y 731 3 *
I MEAN IlUHI&lES.S. pO YOU ? CAM. AT
1410 DO.IKC street nnd Investigate the. best p.iy-
Inir business for the iimount of cupltnl rcquhiM
ever eatnbllshed In Ncbmsko. t 719 3
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPBN TO ALL , :
try our syndicate system of speculation ; Irt-
'crcnse your Income ; Information fiee ; s ml foi1
circular. Thompson & Durr Co. , 3S Wall street.
New York. lncoiT > ont d under the 'lawn of
'
the state of'New Yor.k ; capital , JIM.OOO.
- Y-Ti53 |
, > Per Cent.
January 2. . . , f 12
January 15. .7. . . . , ! , . . ' . . . . - 10
February I . . . . . . . " . . . .U ! 11
February 15 , . . . . " . JG
March 1
March 15 . , . . > . > . . . . - , . . . . S
April 2 . . , . . , S
April 1C . ; . . . . : . 8M
May is ; ; " " " " " ; . " " ; ! ; ! ! ; ! ! . ' ; " . ' . " ; ; ; ; . " ; ; ; ; " ; I
June 1 .0. ' . ' . : TA
Total i' ' . . . . . 10GT
We havepnld our customers In 150 days.
Prodis .pnld twlce ench month ; money can Lc
\vlthdrnwn nny tlmef'120.00 to Jl.OOO.W ) ran bo
Invested : write for information. Market letter
free. Klsher Co. , , stock brokers , 18 nnd 20
llrondwuy , New YoVltf , ' Y 724 3
SYNDICATE SPECULATION. THE SAFEST
for modern Investorb ; largest dividends on rec
ord. . The Amcrlc.tti'1 ' Syndicate. Established
1885. Conservative 'nml reliable 'bank refer
ence. 110.00 to Jlr )0W ) Increases rapidly by
our plnn. Mnnunl > of Infonnntlon free. ' May
dividend N30 per certt. 'A. O. llnnMltnn & Co. ,
mnnacera , S PaclllcMnvenue , Chicago Y 787'3 ' *
FOR SALE. CHEA'IV ) MEAT M'AUKUT ' ON
Farnnm street. Address M 63 , Deo. Y C97 3
, . < = ! " "
1 ii.r rr * - " - - -
KOH MALE CHEAP , " SANITARY UATH
house , wlthT'flppIMnces' jforMIeclro-vapor com
pound infllg-llght , .mn-smiKe and plain bath ;
good trrtde , , , Addrcssi J.-.Talt & | CO. . ,18i2 Stout
r street , Denver. Colo. , , Y M76S !
> *
SEND KOR LITTLE HOOK "HOW. TO SPEC-
lnlntt > Successfully In Wheat nnd Stock Mar
ket ; " moiled free. Comstock , Hughes Co. . Ill-
alto Dldg. , Chicago.
FOB EXCHANGE.
Kates , Hie word first Insertion , Ic n wonl
thereafter. NothlnR taken for less than 2'c.
A GOOD RANCH TO TRADE FOR WESTERN
mores ; about 1,000 acres , hay , timber and
water. Address M. L. lay lor , Springvlew ,
Neb. Z M054 J16
TO EXCHANGE. aENERAL MERCHANDISE
for eood work horses. Address M 23. nee.
Z M53S C *
I WANT TO TRADE A GOOD 4SO-ACRB FARM
In Hamilton county , Kansas , for eood residence
In Omaha Address C. IJ. Christy. Mnlvem ,
Jo. Z M56 i
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. HOUSE AND
lot In Council IlluITa , residence and stoic com
bined. Will trade for property In live country
town. Address W 31 : Dec , Council Illuffs.
K MOM 3
KOR EXCHANGE. TWO GOOD IMPROVED
farms nenr railroad towns In Duffulo county ,
for stock goods. L. Kellcy , Kearney. Neb.
' MC77 3
IILOCIC OF LOCAL HANK STOCK , VALUE
above par , /or Omaha renl estnte or fnrm
land ; might assume. Alex Moore , 504 N. Y.
Life. X.-693 .1 *
TO EXCHANGE. OMAHA PROPERTY KOR
farm , ranch , or wild lands. Address M M , llee.
. Z750 3
HERE ! A KINE STOCK ; OK GENE11AL MER-
chandlse to trade fpr a farm ; stock A No. 1 ;
good town ; southeastern Nebrnskn ; farm limit
be In Rood country ; , no west. ' G. W , IVMtnt ,
Crab Orchard , Neb. 2 M7G2 5
TO EXCHANGE. GOOD TEAM AND PHAETON
for house painting. Address M 49 , llee.
/ 713 3
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
_ _
DAllQAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F , K. Darling , Darker blk.
HE-Cil
6 , 10 AND 20-ACRE TRACTS , 2H MILES EASr
Of Council bluffs , at 1100.00 to 1200.00 per acre ,
suitable for fruit gardens and homes. Day
& Hess. Council lIlulTg. R IS MMI J3.
IJARGAIN. N. E. CORNER 29TII AND IIICK-
ory. F. 1C. Darllng.Hnrker block. ill ; C21
FOR SALE , 7-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT A
bargain , one black fium mater , Imiulre at
810 S. 2oth si , RE 8I3-J1I *
KOR SALE 400 CHOICE EASTERN NEIIHAS-
ka farms ; also a few for tiadc. C. It. llont-
rlght , 301 N , Y. Life bldf. RE-424-J24
FARM LANDsf CK. . HARRISON , 012 N. Y.
Life RE 4tO-J24
FOR SALE CHEAP , ' A NICELY LOCATED
hotel with well established buslncsn ; pays a
good dividend ; wlll' ' Klvu reason fer Helling ;
'correspondence sollrltbd. D , F , Hutchison ,
108 N. 15th street , Oiniilia. RE MCI7-3
FOR SALE. CORNElfJ-OT AND TWO HOUSES
In Council lllulTH for.sale nt half price , I7W.OO ,
want J4M.OO cash. AMdresv M 37 , Dee.
i RE M6I1 !
MAN1TOU , COLOHADO-A MODERN ELEVENl
room house , haul wood finish. clywatcr. ! .
steam heat and stiver ; beautifully located ,
near sxla sprlnK ! will bf wild cheap by owner.
E. A. gilbert , 1C03 fijlfcx avenue , Denver ,
TOR BALE AT AN * IMMENSE SACRIFICE
Five IB ) U ) foot lotx lonu or nil ) they must bo
od | nt once nt piinle'prlco or some price , Naw
Is tli time to buy it rrsldence lot cnrnp In Iho
loveliest residence Mention In Omnha. Any
terniH you wiinl will be made. Also for li >
K > fv t vast front on Pack luenun In next
block north of the ptrk , only t2.000.00 for this
lot , one half the money can Iny for live yeniu ,
be quick If you want Mils. Address the owner ,
J. II. Sullllvnn , Urovera Journal oltlce , Chicago
or call on The Ilyron Rrcd Co. , Omaha , Nrb.
ri RE
FOR HALE. LOTS IN IILOCK 13. ALIIIUUIIT'B
Annex , block , KHMy'H 1st mid. and Huwlcy
Terrace , Houth Omaha , cheap ; smull payment ,
balance monthly. M 53 , lire. R 13 740 3
Foil HALK-SOMI ; noon IOO-ACRE IOWA
furmH In Adulr und Oulhrto counties. 321 no'cs
In Closper county , Nrbiuikn ; some good busi
ness properties In a. live town fur mlo or ex
change , A , C. Hat age. Adalr , Iowa.
. HE-719 3'
I OWN A NllMUEIl OF FARMS IN NE-
ra ka and Dakota. I will sell at from Ihe to
tea dollars prr aero , ulxiut half their urinal
value , Addrns fhos. E. Miller. Frankfurt ,
lll.l. 11 E M7UO
FOR HALE. NEW 4-HOOM COTTAUB AND
lul , corner SOlh nnd Huliltr . trel ] cellar , cl -
tvrn , city water fttM.no ; vay payment * . In
quire 1318 Kurnam um > l llurn . - 7G3 4
1-ASTURAGE.
Rates , IHo word ( Irut Interllou. Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken tor less than Kc.
WE HAVE 160 ACIiKH Of 1ILUE (1IVASB PAb-
tur for horse * . Itoanl fence , iprlni w ter.
lUrton & Phtli * . Ollmore. Nrb. , or A. W.
rtielp * & Bon , 2V ? N. Y , Uft tlJf. T l phon
LOST.
_ _ _
Ilntm , lOen line rnch Irturrtlon , ft. COa line pc
mon.th. Nothing tnkrn for trim than Kv.
( in 20lh , n letter mhlrrsieU to t" . II. Mekrll
Stamp A Club Ota.Find * . - plrnni' rrtu.n I
1413 DougUi ptreet nnd receive reward.CM
CM 3 *
STRAYED , HAY IIORSIi WEIGHT AIIOI'T
! > .V ) ; lame In tlrlil hind leu. Infotmntlon to J
II. Jottfrtlnpn. East Omnhn. 6M 3 *
LOST , MAY 22. iu5T\VEBN SYNDICATE PARI
nnd Mlh nnd N ittreetr. South Omnhn. n
siitchcl containing nmiul 34 A. O. U. W. bndffrK
Finder iilrsnvc return In U. P. hidKe No. 17
A. O. r. W. , 15th nnd I iiiRlns street , nr Hi
underslRnnl at V. P. headquarters. Cleorge II
Johnston , recoider. 743 3
I.OHT , $ I7. ) , A $300 ANI > IIO.OJ AND TWO $1.00
bills. Return to llee nnd receive reward.
702 i'
LIIIERAL ItR MlU WILL HE PAID III
AUKUSt HiKe fur return * of t" < per * I'i't on
strei'lH nt Omaiin by J. 1) . French- Kenr
nry , Neh. , Muj' . f IXSt-G93 3'
JF HOY WHO CAIIOIIT RUNAWAY 11A\
mnre with Imrness on 26th nnd St. Mniy's nve-
nun will cnll nt Vf N 29th street with Mine
wllh- receive rewanl. Lost 752 3
Mi CARTAND
_ , _ _ _
Itati-s , lV4o wnrd first Insertion , la a ward
thereafter. Nothing taken for less thnn 2Sc.
O. ' F. OELLKNItECK , BANJOIST AND
_ tftchci1510 California st. 914
PIANO" FlRKT- I Ss" " TEACHER ; TI ls
moilcnitei Mlix IVrrnll , The Webster , 618 N.
19th street. 739 3 *
FINANCIAL.
KnltiIHo nrffd first Insertion , lo n "wor !
ihi-rratur. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
CASH PAH ) FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES
in did line comimnlcs : Addnn A. K. llnxk
lesby , llox 33 , Hartford. Conn. M3S3-J2J *
PAWNBROKEKS.
Rates , 1H ° word first Insertion. 2o n won
thereafter. Nothing token for less tlmn Kc.
FRED MOIILE7 1517'J PARNAAti G23
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAltlNO IN FAMILIK8. ADDHESi-
Jllfs Sturdy , 42U Nlcholon itroet. M937 M21
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOB OF SHOHTIIAND. 513
N. Y. Life , Onihha. Ask. for circular. (21
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER9
H. K. nuilKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr. 1G1S Chicago , Tel. 50. G2.1
Notlrn t rontnicldrs
Sealed proposals will bo received by Lewis
lodge , No. HO , I. O. O. K , of Lewis , In.
nt the law olllcc of K. J. Macomber it
Lewis , In. , until 6 o'clock p. m. of June 11
for the erection of a two-story brick struc
ture. Dimensions , 2SxSO feet ; lielsht of
wall , 12 feet.
'Plans and Fpeclllcotlons now on file nt
the olllce of R J. Miicombcr. night re
served to reject nny or all bids.
GEOIIOK E. CARU , Chairman ,
Lewis , la
J3-d6t
PROPOSALS FOU WATERING TROUGHS
. FOR THE CITY OP OMAHA.
Sealed bids will be received nt tri
comptrollers ofllcc , up to 5 p. m. June 6th ,
1894 , for the delivery of six ( fi ) , more or
less , water troughs , according to plans nnt
Bpccltlcatlons on file In the comptroller's
olllce. j\ . certified check of $25.00 to ac
company ench bid. The city reserves tin
right to reject any or all bids.
THEODORE OLSEN , Comptroller.
Omaha , May 31 , 1834. J 1 d5 t
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors , Bee
Building , OMAHA , NED. Advice FHEE.
DO NOT RISK LOSS OF MONEY
when tiaxcllne anjwhcro In the world , carry
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
Cashed everywhere without peisonal Identlfl-
cation.
| nv " ( V. Jlie refunded If lott.
RfllLWAY TIJVlfi CARD
L.eaves ( CHICAGO , HURLING i'ujM & q.uirrlves
Oniaaal Depot 10th and Mason StB. I Omaha ,
4:45ptn : . . . . .Chicago Vestibule 3Warn :
i:45am : Chicago Express 4:25pm
7:02i : > ra Chicago and Iowa Local 8:00.im :
ll:35am Pacific Junction Local S :55pm
Leaves IBURLINQTON & MO7 RIVER. | Arrives
Oinahal Depol loth and Mason Sts. I Omaha
10 ilium . Denver Express . 9:35am.
lOUCam . Deadwood Express . 4:10pm :
4:50pm : . Denver Express. . . .i . 4:10pm :
G:60pm. : . . Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . 6Mpm
8lSam. . Lincoln I ocal ( except Sunday. ) . .ll25ani
Leaven I R. C. . STriTTTCTB : TAlrrlves
Onmhal Depot 10th and Mason Sta. J Omaha
Il45ani ) . Kansas City Day Express . STcimn
94ipm.K. ! C. Night Ex. via U. P. Tians. 650am !
leaves I CHICAGO , R. I. A PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OiiiahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sta. | Omaha
EAST.
10:15am..Atlantic : Express ( ex. eunJay ) . . CuCpm :
e:2ipni : Night Express _ . 6:40am :
4:4Upm..Chicago : Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l25pm ;
lf.S5pm.Oklahoma.Exp. ( to C. B. ex Sun ) . B35am ;
WEST.
G:35am. : Oklahoma & Texas Exp. ( ex Sun.ll:35pm :
_ 1 :3jpm : . . . . Colorado Limited . 4 ; 10pm
5es l Ul ON"pXciFlc : iATrlvM"
OniulialUnlun Depot 10th & Mason Sis. I Omaha
*
9SOam : . Denver Express . I:50pm :
2:15pm : . Overland Flyer . G20pm !
:4pm. : Beatrice & Stromsb'R Ex ( ex 8un.12:30am ) :
C:40pm : . Pacific Express . 10.oum :
6:30pm : . . .Fast _ MalI . 4:2Jpni :
leaves ICHICAOO. MII & ST. PAUL.lAirl\es
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
* G35pm . Chicago Limited . 9:30am :
H10am..ChlcaEOExpreB8 ; _ ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . Bouinn :
Lc'avMT F.'E. & MO. " VALLEY. | Arrlves
OmahaDepot | _ 15Ui and Webster St . I Omaha
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B:05am. : . . . . . . . .Deadwood Expiess . , . . CilOpm
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SHORT ON COAL.
Street IlalliTity Couipuny Jlny Ilo Com-
IM-lU-iI to Shut Down Homo Lines ,
It wau reported In street railway circles
yontenloy that the company expected
lo be forced to shut down the Harney
street power iiouso early next week on ac
count of the curtailment of the coal supply.
The rumor wua freely circulated among the
conductors and motormen , and come of them
wore In expectation of receiving notice of an
Indefinite lay off.
According to the street railway ofllclals
this report wua premature. Superintendent
Smith nnd Secretary Qoodrlch both agreed
that up to date no such determination had
been arrived at. They had been very for
tunate In obtaining coal thus far , and had
enough ahead at the present time ( o luut
about ten days. If the coal famine lantcd
much longer they might be seriously cm-
! ) arrats ) l , but no more BO than other es
tablishments which required large supplies
of coal.
If It should be necessary to shut down
any part of the system It IB believed that
the Harney street establishment would bo
; ho first to bo Idle. This house furnishes
the power for tlio cable and the Harney
street motor lints and as only ono of these
s considered a paying Institution the * tmt
down would naturally take effect there It
anywhere. U Is also argued that the sus
pension of these lines would not be so ureal
i hardship on tlie public as that of the
cnger lines which reach people who reside
at a greater distance from the center of the
city ,
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The La nee brothers , acrobats , give two
performances today at Courtland fleaca ,
CLIMBING MOUNT ARARAT
American Explorers Ascend the Peak en
Which the Ark Rostid ,
A FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
PliintliiK the Sinn nnil Strips tut the
Highest t'ono nil Incli-iemloncp | Day
Dlrfrrcnco HotuITU iho lti l mill the
Itlnil A Dnrlni ; Project.
Messrs. Allen nnil SnclitlcLoii , Iho two
young Americans who made a remurknule
bicycle tour nroiuul the world , celebrated independence -
dependence dny In Aslntlc Turkey In n most
appropriate manner. On July 4 tlicao outer-
pilslng and Intrepid travelers planted tlio
stars anil strlpea on the stimmlt of Mount
Ararat , and there In sight of three of the
most absolute monarchs In the world they
saluted It with a volley trom their revolvers.
The ascent was memorable for two reasons :
Jt was the first time that the mountain had
over been climbed by Americans , and It
was the earliest In the year while the vast
winter snow fields still stretched far down
Its sides that the ascent had ever been
made :
Messrs. Allen and Sachtlcben , nre telling
the story of their Journey rr'omthe'flosphorus
to 1'eklng In a scrleu of papers for the Cen
tury magazine. The chapter In the number
for June Is wholly given up to ah account
of the ascent of Mount Ararat. According
to tradition 'this mountain Is the scene of
two of the most Important events In the
history of the human race. In the sacred
land of Eden , which Armenian legend places
nt Its base , the first human being was born ;
and on Its solitary peak the last human be
ings were saved from an all-destroying flood.
The nomad Kurds , who now feed their ( locks
on Its grassy slopes , hold It In peculiar vener
ation , as the homo of mighty nnd mysterious
Jlnns. So powerful do they believe these
genii to be , and so jealous of their sovereignty
eignty , that they are ready to dispute all
tostlmony and declare that the mountain has
never yet been ascended.
Owing to the hostility of these Kurds , an
escort of zaptlehs was sent wltfi the Ameri
cans by the mutcssarlf of Daya/.ld , to whom
they bore a letter from thu grand vizir of
Turkey. They also succeeded In Inducing an
aged Austrian Tyrolcse , an artist named
Ignaz Ilafll , to accompany them.
"At ten minutes of 11 , o'i the morning of
the"2d of July , " the travelers write , "our
small cavalcade , with the two exasperating
donkeys at the head laden with mats , bags
of provisions , extra clothing , alpenstocks ,
spiked shoes , and cells of stout rope , filed
down the streets of Uayazld , followed by a
curious rabble. As Uayazld lies hidden be
hind a projecting spur of the mountains wo
could obtain no view of the peak Itself until
we had tramped some distance out on
the plain. Its huge giant mass broke upon
us. all at once. We stopped and looked and
looked again. No mountain peak wo have
seen , though several have been higher , has
ever Inspired the feeling which filled us when
we looked for the first time upon towering
Ararat. v
"The plain was strewn \vlth sand and
rocks , with here and there a bunch of tough ,
wiry grass about a foot and a half high ,
which , though early In the year , was partly
dry. It'would have been hot work except
for the rain of the day before and a strong
southeast wind. As It was , our feet were
blistered and bruised , the thin leather sandals
worn at the outset offering very poor protec
tion. The atmosphere being dry , though not
excessively hot , we soon began to suffer
from thirst. Although searched diligently
for wat r , we did not find It till after two
hours more of constant marching , when
at a height of about 6,000 feet , fifty yards ,
from the path , we discerned a picturesque
cascade of sparkling , cold mountain water.
Even the old gentleman , Uain , joined heart
ily In the gaiety Induced by this clear , cold
water from Ararat's melting snows.
"Our ascent for two and a half hours longer
was through a luxuriant vegetation of
flowers , grasses and weeds , which grew more
and more scanty as wo advanced. "
The night was spent In a Kurdish encamp
ment , which the writers describe with inter
esting detail. In the morning , when they re
sumed the Journey , the ascent became steeper
and more difficult , and they say they could
not but wonder how Noah ever managed
with the animals from the ark. At 7.GOO
feet they met the highest Kurdish encamp
ment on their line of ascent.
At 8,000 feet they struck the first snow
drift , and the donkeys had to be half carried
across. At 10 o'clock , at an altitude of 9,000
feet , lunch was eaten In a quiet mountain
glen , by the side of a rippling rill.
At this point the muleteers and the zap
tlehs gave up and would go no farther ; so
Messrs. Allen and Sachtleben and the old
Austrian took n small blanket , a felt mat ,
two long , stout ropes , enough food to last
two days , a bottle of cold tea , and a can of
Turkish rakl , and at half-past 2 o'clocK in
Mio afternoon started bravely out. Do thov
climbed over the rough rocks nnd the deep
snow unt'l nearly 6 o'cljck , when they had
reached a height of 11,000 feet.
"Here the thermometer registered 39 de
grees Fahrenheit and was constantly falling.
If we should continue on the cold during the
night , especially with our scanty clothing ,
wculd become intolerable ; and then , too , we
could scarcely find a spot level enough to
sleep on. We therefore determined to stop
here for the night and to continue the
ascent at dawn. Some high , rugged crags
on the ridge above us attracted our atten
tion as affording a comparatively protected
lodging. Among these we spread our
cat pot and piled stones In the Intervening
spaces to form a complete Inclosurc. Thus
busily engaged , we failed for a time to
realize the grandeur of the situation.
"Over the vast and misty panorama that
sprrud out before us the lingering rays of
the setting sun shed a tinge of gold , which
was communicated to the snowy beds arou.id
us. Behind the peak of Little Ararat a
brilliant rainbow stretched In one grand
archway above the weeping cloilds. Hut
this was only ono turn of nature's kaleido
scope. The arch soon faded away , and the
shadows lengthened and deepened across the
plain and mingled , till all was lost to view
Behind the falling curtains of the night.
The Kurdish tents far down the elope and
the white curling smoke from their evening
cump fires , wo could see no more ; only the
occasional bark of a dog was V ° rne upward
through the Impenetrable darkness.
"We turned In together under our single
blanket , with the old gentleman between us.
Ho had put on every article of clothing , In
cluding gloves , hat , hood , cloak and heavy
shoes. For pillows wo used the provision
bogs and camera. The bottle of cold tea
we buttoned up In our crats to prevent U
from freezing. On both sides and above us
ay the purs white snow ; below us a huge
ibyes. Into which the rocky rWBc descended
Ike a darkened stairway to the lower
regions. The awful stillness was unbroken ,
save by the whistling of the wind among
the rocks. Dark masses of clouds seemed
to bear down upon us every now and then ,
opening up their trap doora and letting down
a heavy fall of snow. The heat of our
bodies molted the Ice beneath us and our
clothes became saturated with Ice water.
Although wa wsre surrounded by snow anil
ce we were suffering with a burning thirst.
Since Beparatlng from our companions we
md found no water whatever , while the
single bottle of cold tea wo had must be
> rceerved for the morrow. Sleep under
luch circumstance * and in our cramped
Kfltlon was utterly Impossible. At J
o'clock the morning star pqepocl above the
cnHorn horizon. This wo watched hour
after hour , as It rose In unrivaled beauty to-
word the zenith , until at last It began to
fude away In the first gray streaks of the
"Just at daybreak , 3:65 : n. m. , on the Fourth
of July , we started off on what proved to be
tha hardest day's work wo had ever , accom
plished , We struck out at once across th- >
broad snow field to the second rock rib on
the right , which seemed to lead up to th
only line of rocks above. The surface of
thi-so large snow beds had frozen during
the night , so that we had to cut stops with
our Ice picks to keep from slipping down
tlielr glassy surface. Up Ihls ridge we
slowly climbed for three weary hours , leap
ing from boulder to boulder or dragging
ourselves up their precipitous sides.
'Wo pushed and pulled one another almost
to the top and then , with one more des
perate effort , we stood upon a vast and
gradually sloping snow bed. Down we
plunged above our kaeea through the yield-
Ing surface , and staggers , ! ami fill with
' > * strength : then rose once more ami
plodded on , until At last wo * ank exhaustca
upon the top of Ararat.
i iJ" " mome"t only wo lay gasping for
breath ; thmi a full realization of our slltla-
lion dawned upon us and fanned the few
faint sparks of enthusiasm that remained
In our exhausted bodies. Wo unfurled
upon an alpenstock the small silk American
flag that we had brought from homo ami
for Ilii. firnt time the "Stars nnd Stripe * "
was given to the brcezo on the Mountain
nf the Ark. Four nliols fired from Our
revolvers In commemoration of Independ
ence day broke the Ntlllncss of the gorgw.
I nr above the clouds , which were rolling
below us over three of the most absolute.
moin'rchlcs In the world , was celebtalcd In
our Klmplo way a great event of republican-
ISllI *
"Mount Araiat has two tops , n few hun
dred yards apait , sloping , on the ciUtorn
mid western extremities , Into rathbr promi
nent abutments , and separated by a snow
yaiicy , or deptrsMon , from fifty to 100 feet
In depth , "
"The eastern top , on which wo ' wcro
Handing , was quite extensive , ailtl thirty to
forty feet lower than Its western neighbor.
lion tops are hummocks on the hugo dome
of Ararat , like the humps on the back of n
camel , on neither ono of which Is there
a vestige of anything but snow.
"There remained Just us lltilo trace of
UK- crosses left '
by 1'nrrot and Chodzko , an
of the ark Itself.Ve remembered the plo-
turcs WP had been In our nursery books ,
which represented this mountain-top cov
ered wllh green grass , and Noah Stepping
out of the ark , In thi ; bright , warm suimhlno
before the receding waves , and now wo looked
around and saw this very spot covered with
perpetual snow. Nor did wo see any evi
dence whatever of n former existing crater ,
except perhaps the snow-niled depression
we have Just mentioned. There was nothing
about this perpetual snow field , and the
freezing atmosphere that was chilling us
to the bone , to remind us that we worn
on the lop of nn extinct Volcano that once
trembled with the convulsions of subter
ranean lu-at.
"The view from this lowering height was
Immeasurably extensive , and almost too
grand. All detail was lost all color , all
outline ; eveil the surrounding mountalmt
seemed to bo but .excrescent ridges of the
plain. Then , too , wo could catch only oc
casional glimpses , as the clouds shifted to
and fro. At ono time they opened up be
neath us , and revealed the Aras valley
with Its glittering ribbon of silver nt an
abyvsmal depth below. Now nnd then wo
could descry the black volcanic peaks of All
Chez , forty miles away to the northwest ,
nnd on the southwest the low mountains
that obscured the town of Dayazld. Of the
Caucasus , the mountains about Erzcrnm on
the west , and Lake Van on the south , nnd
even of the Caspian sea , all of which are
said to bo In Ararat's horizon , we could sco
absolutely nothing. ,
"We were suddenly aroused by the rum
bling of thunder below us. A storm was
rolling rapidly up the southeast slope of the
mountain. The atmosphere seemed to bo
boiling over the heated plain below. Higher
and higher came the clouds , rolling and
seething among the grim crags along jibe
chasm , and soon we were caught In JtB em
brace. The thermometer dropped at once
below freezing point , and the dense mists ,
driven against us by the hurricane , formed
Icicles on our blistered faces , and froze the
Ink In our fountain pens. Our summer clothIng -
Ing was wholly Inadequate for such on un
expected experience ; we were chilled to Iho
bone. To have remained where wo wcro
would have been jeopardizing our health. It
not our lives. Although wo could scarcely
see far enough ahead to follow back on the
track by which we had ascended , yet wo
were obliged to attempt It at once , for the
storm around us was Increasing every mo
ment ; we could even feel the charges of
electricity whenever we touched th Iron
points of our alpenstocks.
"Carefully peering through the clouds , wo
managed to fol'ow ' the trail wo had made
along the gradually sloping summit , to the
head of the great chasm , which nqw ap
peared more terrible than ever. We hero
saw that It would be extremely perilous ,
If not actually Impossible , to attempt' a iV-
descent on the rocks along its 4rc/iclerqs / ) ) )
edge In such a hurricane. The only'ajtor'n -
tlvo was to . take the precipitous snow-cov
ered slope. Planting our Ice hooks .deep fn
the snow behind us , we started. At.Qrst , | io
strong head wind , which on the ( op almost
took us off our feet , somewhat checked our
downward career , but It was not long be
fore we attained a velocity , that made' our
hair stand on end. H was a thrilling ex
perience ; wo seemed to bo sailing through
the air Itself , for the clouds obscured the
slope even twenty feet below. Finally 'Wo
emerged beneath them Into the glare of the
afternoon sunlight , but on we dashed for
G.OOO feet , leaning heavily on the trailing
stocks , which threw up an Icy spray In 'our '
wake. Wo never once stopped until wo
reached the bottom of the dome , at our last
night's camp among the rocks.
IX Till ! ftUUTir.
Ilunih Thrower nt Alliinta Plot Frustrated
III Noiv Mexico.
ATLANTA , ' Ga. , Juno 2. A dynamlto
bomb was exploded at midnight almost under
the homo of D. C.'Wall , a railway engineer ,
on Walker street. The side of the house was
shattered , but no ono was Injured , The
Liomb was thrown from the street.
LAS VEGAS. N. M. , Juno 2. Word has
just reached the city of the discovery ot a
conspiracy In Guadeloupe county to destroy
the new court house , but recently erected
at Puerto do Luna. Two holes wore found
bored through the walls and ( Hied with ex
plosives , while each was supplied with a
[ use , the holes being plastered over awaiting
the time appointed for the work ot de
struction. _
FrosliniFii Rlut ut nicking in Collnfro.
CARLISLE , Pa. , June 2. The annual en
tertainment of the freshmen of Dickinson
college here ended almost In a riot. A
number of sophomores came Into the halt
and set up a row that completely drowned
the performers' voices. Ono of the fresh ,
men hurled a beer bottle from the stagf
Into the audience , striking a Mr * . Fisher oj
this city In the face. Other women wer ?
wnlc stricken , began to scream , and the
'reshmcn and sophomores became Involved
in a free light. The police rushed In at
: hls Juncture and clubbed right and left
until something like order was restored.
Mrs. Fisher Is badly hurt.
True IIIIU for Iron Hull OMIceri.
PHILADELPHIA , Juno 2. The grand Jury
has found a true bill against Freeman D.
Somcrby , Charles Ilaker , Joseph Gladlng
and James II. Iteckcrsly , supreme justice ,
supreme cashier , chairman ot the commit
tee on laws and supervision , and member
of the commitlea on finance and accounts ,
respectively , of the supreme sitting of the
Order ot tlio Iron Hall , charging them with
conspiring to defraud the order , by con
verting $200,000 of Its fund ) to the Mutual
Hanking , Surety , Trust and Safe Deposit com
pany , and with obstructing the administra
tion of public justice.
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Pine boating & bathing , Courtland Ocach. "
Murrlugn l.lci'ineH ,
The following marrlago licenses were It-
sued yesterday.
Name nnd Address. Ace.
Sherman Armnons. Omaha .r. . . 26
Hello nonaldnon , Omaha. , ' . , . . 18
Tom I1' . Klntr , Omuha 24
Dora. Walker , Omuha. , . . . 21
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Milton Meyers , Omaha. . , . , , 31
Mabel Wngenor , Omnha . , . , . , 3
John Hnvllk , Omuhu , 22
AgncB Dormhfiiie , OrmilHi , . . . . . , , , . . . . . , . . . . . p
Peter Peterson. South Omnha . . , < > . 2 *
Marie Jensen , South Omulm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Army ut Alblu. *
ALHIA , la. , Juno 2. ( Special Telegram jo
The nee. ) Kelscy's Industrial army , 130
strong , arrived hero yesterday afternoon and
camped east of town , Kelioy made speeches
afternoon and night and collections were
taken up , Thirty members of the army de
serted last night , leaving It hardly 100 strong
today. The army was given one day's rations
by the city and county , It wll ) probably
move on tomorrow.
A New Kind of liiiurance.
For 25 cents you can Insure yourself and.
family against any bad results from an at
tack of bowel complaint during the summer.
Ono or two ( loses of Chamberlain' * Colc | ,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy will cure any
ordinary case. U never fulla , and It pleai-
ant and safe to take. Nq one can afford to
be without U , For sale at 25 cents per bot-
tto Lv aJl druggists. ,
