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OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , DECEMBER 3 , 1894.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
TOUNO- MAN WANTS .PLACE TO EARN
board srhllo nltpndlni ? college. Hooaes' Iluslness
college , IBtli nnd l-'arnam. _ A & ( X >
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTHD A FEW PnilSONS IN HACII I'l.ACE
tn tin writing ; send stump -for liO-piiue liook
tC particulars. J. Woodbury , 127V , 4.'d street ,
N. Y. City. 11-491
nxi'iMUENcnn COAL MiKnns TQ
KO to Sherlclnn , Wjo , Apply ut otllco Sheridan
Coal Co. , 1C03 Tarnum. 11 JOi
MIJN OP GOOD ADDUE83 CAN I'ROCUIIB
steady employment nt good pay by cnlllnsc al
161C DoUKloa yt. H-M7JMU
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SALnHMBN , SALARY On COMMISSION TO
Introduce our ' ; oo < ls to the tntle. Permanent
position , Ktupla line , fast sellers , WK prollls ,
pleasant work. Aililresi with stamp. King
Mfg. Co. , t ; 4J , Chicago. _ U-MISi 4 *
YOUNCJ MAN TO LOCATE AT LINCOLN IN
charge of limnch house ; salary. General busi
ness experience only necessary. Addrews D 11 ,
Dec. U-M612 4
GOOD MAN AH ADVnHTlSINO JVOFiNT 1JACH
comity U. B. ; no cnnvaF Ing ; casli paid ; en
close Htamp. Kenrns Co. , Greensburc , Ind.
I1-MCJ7 3'
WANTED BAI.IMMKN TOR LING ClOAltS ;
full particulars. Address with stamp , Sumatra
Cigar Co. . Chicago. Ills. U M023 4
un.iiiimni. SOLICITOR WANTED. TO
vvoik on paper six jears old ; weekly clrcula-
Uon KUaruntrcd 10,000 ; 5 per cent commission ,
payable as cash Is collected : n splendid oppor
tunity for a solicitor ; no other need apply. J.
8. Iljutt Bui. Mcr. , Lincoln , Neb. 11-CS1 1 *
"WANTni ) , A noon BROOM MAICIIR AT rnu-
menl Broom Co , Fremont , Neb. B 4S1-1
WANTED rEMALE HELP.
"WANTED. AN KNURdnTIC , t'APARLn
ivoninn ; iidflllon permanent. Ample icmuner-
htion. Addieas l > W , Bet. " " ' "
\\JANTEU ; . I > AIHISiiIP JOU WISH E.MPI.Or-
fntnt ut ypuij h ims , .sonit JV2lf addressed en
velope for descriptive ch'iUlar and dommenco
\vrrk ; Kood wa es. Alfied Knitting Company ,
Wlntliivp. Mans I' MCIS 7
WANTED. COMTETENT NUR I : von YQIJNO
baby m 207 H. 3'Jth street * ; best of reference
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FOB BENl HOTJSES.
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HOUSES , V. K. DAIU.INQ , I1ARKUR WJOGK.
U 133
IN AI-I. PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Dav la company , 1J05 Farnam. p 194
KpLKiN.xv' ' & ' Co * i , CONTINENTAL BMC
rOll RUNT TWO S-ROOM KLEOANT niUCK
Ji6ues ; all moilcrn ronvenlcnees : 1 block fiom
Wulnut Hill motui , | 2o. Cumptrollcr's ' olllcc.
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KEVEN-UOOM MODEUN FLAT 3 BLOCKE
fiom Bee Imllillnff , JK. 00 Omaha Real Estate
und T\oi8l Co. , room 4 , llee bhlg. 1W437
GOOD riVE-llOOM COTTAQES. J8 00 1'EIl
month. I. , ti. Hklnncr , 3KJ N. Y. Life.
D.-4M
cnn.u'nsT C-ROO.M COTTAOE. WITH BATU
In city. Reduced to J1J 00. 3033 California st.
D M48D
TOUR-ROOM MODERN 1'LATS , MTII ANT
Lcavcnworth. J. W , Ocjulre , 219 Bee \Mx. \
U-M500
KICU IjARflE HOUSES IN DtlNDEB PIACC
cheap till spring. J. W. Hqulro , 2IS Bee liUltc.
IJ-MSOO
iiousEa ; BKNA\VA & co. , 103 N. UTU BT
D-M7C1
TOR RENT. HOU.Si : OF 9 ROOMS AND BARN
on I'atk uve. Inaulie at 42 S. IStli st.
i D-8')8
KlUST CLAKH MODERN 12-ROOM HOl'Sll
M19 Illnney , IO.OO. Wlthnell , ! 07 N. Y. Life.
D-M1
Fbun-nbbsr.coTTAaB. cis WILLIAMS ST.
O MS4Jt0
roil unNT-niKAP FOR THE WINTER
fine 8-room houtr. tluee 5-ioom PottuKrs. J
A. Scott , Oinuliu Nat'l bank. U-M.T2D2J
G-tlOOM FLAT , REASONABLE TERMS. IN
quire 1913 Uoi D-S03
I'Oll RENT DHHIRAIILE DWF.LLINGS n
al | parti of Omaha. II , H. tihedfv , 432 r.ixlui
jilocl. . D 33ID.4
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B-ROOM COTTAOn. fl. 15. CORNKR OP 21111
tinil Clark street. Uniiulrel523 Jackson blreet.
S-llOOM eOTTAOn. 11 } NO. 37TH. TAKK TAR
hum cur. Apply at Htoctzel tovo stuie.
K-ROOXt HOt'SE. Sll WOOLWORTH AVC.
tine 3-ivom , . 1804 , California l. n-CTP19 *
FOR" TIEN-C-UUIOU Biucic iiouai : . i
rooms , mmlern Impruvrments ; Ko. 104 i ( leorgli
ttve , J. 11. tiuncml , SaO and 31i Ben bhltr.
J'OR RUNT , MODERN S-ROOM HOt'SIJ ; AT
lie , stuWe. iilj tienaid ilicct ) api < lv ilex
UHir. -MMI 31
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FOR RF.NT. KIOUT-ROOSI IIOfHlJ. ALL MOD
ern l ipiuvejni.iUi. No. 406 N , 23d street.
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IOl'SES .1 STORES , F , D. WU.VO , IS & Dougla
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1'OR RVNT : , "S-ROOM COTTAOn. WITH AL1
inQilern cuavenlrnies , Apply Milton Roxem i
BMi , Nth and I'arnam streets. D-MiK 8
H , n. COW ! CO. , 1M N. ISTII.
} S 00 , S-nwiil nuHlein house. 1313 N. 17th. $10 ( X
k-room , ino < U'rn. 2114 Eisklno. 8 rooms , moilerr
l > rn. 3223 J'ncltli1. tia.OO. rooms , 1S N. 19tl
? i.OO. und lament list In Omaha tn select frun
V-room Hut. Hjutbeam tonier 16lli nnd leaver
worth. H.W. JJ1 I 4
I'NT. KtUOANT 10-R. MODERN DWEI
linger la run harp , nlco lawn : 1'ieuU.m ! lit an
Hilrucn W , K. Nason , 407 Brown block.M674
D -M674 8
gQR BEKT FPRNISHED ROOMS.
fLHASANT BOIJTII ROOil TOR GKNTLEMA >
Iruiulre I'JH Dcxlio- . H 303
FRONT ROOM. KTKA1
luith , li ) minute * from 16lh anJ Tarnan
AilJrM U S , ! ) e olllce. K-03
VKRY IlKSlUAIII.i : rUH.MIHIHin AND U >
( urulalii-J ruonin , vilth boarJ. 212 H , JJtli stree
K-Sft !
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NK'KI.Y I'URNISHED ROOMS \VIT1I THIS
olosi bounl. 1721 Dodge. u Vii-1'
J IIOOM8. BINClLK OR ENBUITE ; MOHER.N
C pliol aveau . t _ K M4U
Ft'RNISIinO ROOMS ! lIOUaBKBEl'INd K
tit Maty a avenue. _ iM t7
HICUI.Y Fl'RNIBIlKD FRONT ROOM , 8TK.V !
b ) t. Telephone l.Mt , K M6tt
FRONT itooM8i AI < L
tU a. I4tli street.
FURNISllUU ROOMS kXR UQll
housekeeping tor ( no young Udlo , reference
AJdreis. D t , Be . U-4S1 !
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trwo WARM. Ft'RNisunn nnoMB TO
, ch * p , kill ill. Mar > venu .
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHKD I'RONI
rooms , with all convelncnces , for Kentlemei
only ; location very desirable. Apply to 201
llarney street I' M4I1 U
FRONT ROOM , WITH BOARD , 2013 DOUGLAS
F 103 DK
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
* llh board. Call at 2107 Douglas.
F 288 D22
TUB HILLSIDK. 1STH AND DODGE ; LARGI
south rooms , steam heat ; first class table.
F 102 8 *
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TWO SOUTH 'ROOMS , FIRST CLASS BOARD
2105 Douglas. F 457 1 *
SOUTH FRONT PARLOR : ALSO SMALL RMS
good board ; reasonable. The Hoae , 2021 Harney
T 508D2J *
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD ; CAN AC
commodate a few day boarders , 1810 Ch'cae
street. F MC6C 4-
TWO SOUTH ROOMS , FIRST CLASS BOARE
2103 Douglas. r M677 G *
LAROD SOUTH TRONT ROOM , BAY WIN
dow , modem conveniences , with board , reason
able. 2400 Cass. F-MMS 1
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICE !
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
MS Turnam street. Tills building has a lire
proof , cement basement , complete steam he.il
Ing Mxtnie * * , water on nil Moors , gas , etc. At
ply at the ofllce of The Bee. 1 910
FOR RENT. DUSK ROOM , $5.00 MONTH. 33
Board of Trade. 1 432
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL MRS. SHAFFEl
patent cake griddle ; sells on sight ; posltlv
proof > ou can nallta J25.UO aeek ; send stami
lena Qrlddlo Co. , Delavan , WIs. J M651 S
WANTED. AGENTS , EVERY CITY ; JUST OU1
nothing like II ever seen. Loom Is stamp holiU
and molstenei. Sells nt HEht ; every ban !
olllce , store nnd business man wants one. Ir
structlons nml sample by mall , 75 cents. 1
> ou mean business write for out/It. / Poitals nc
answered. Tha Cincinnati Ture Aluminum Co
Cincinnati , O. J MC30 4
GOOD SOLICITORS , BOTH LADIES AN !
gentlemen , to t > ell mineral mater ; active agent
can make money. W. O. Albright Co. , Bruni
wick hotel. J MC63 3 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214 HARND
M. > rt" 'f i' - h.M 003
STOR'AOD FOR 'HOUSEHOLD tjooosi .CLEAI
and cheJp rate. 11. Wells , 1111 TaraamMM4
M-M4
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. f
gov. bonded wniehouse. Household peed
stored.1Lowest rates. 10131015 Leavcaworth.
M 505
WANTED TO BUY. I
CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCHARD. 171. ! TAR1 !
' ' N 508
I WILL GIVE J22.000 CASH FOR 22-lfOOT LO
on I'arnam or Douglas between JSMi , and ICtl
J , J. Gibson , 317 1'lrst Nat'l bank bid ? .
N-237
SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT TOR CAS1
Antlquaran book store , 1519 Farnam btreet.
' N 800 DH
HAVn CASH BUYERS FOR 6 TO 8-ROO1
houses , east of 24th street , north oC Cumin ;
Gnrvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. Life. N M592 a
WANTED , GOOD SECOND HAND HO
water heater ; give size , make , price. Addrc :
Gurney. Yankton. a , D. N M5M 3 *
WANTED. AN OLD CAVALRY SABER ; MUS
bo cheap. Address I > 7. Bee office.
N-M683 3
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FURNITURE AUCTION AT lilt TARNAM S'
Saturdajs , 10 a. m. Robt. Wells. , O 507
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURN
ture , stoves , etc. L. Altmnn , 808 N. l th.050S
0-50S
FOR SALE. CARI'KT , SHADES AND FUI
nlturo at 4W So. 23th nve , . O-C01-3
FOR SALEHORSES , WAGONSET (
PHAETON , BARGAIN ; NEW CLOTH , LEATI
cr , paint , $03 ; another , > 23. Drummond C'ge C
I'-M4i6 D2i
2l > .00 BUYS GOOD HORSE FOR HACK , D ]
livery or diuft ; weight , 1,150 ; call at one
Room 30 Karbach block. IV-MGM 3
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
If YOU BUY , BUY THD BEST ; MACKII
toshes , rubber boots , aictlcu , s > rlngea of a
kinds , gas tubing ; all best quality. Omal
Tent and Awning Co. , 1311 Furnum st. Q 503
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMKNTA
fence made. C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q 510
CORN FODDER FOR SALE. FOUR ULOCIi
north Lead Works , Ea Omaha. Tom Anderso
Q-911 Did'
WL'GMAN 1'IANOa , BRIDOEPORT ORGAN
Woodbildge Bros. , 117 So. 17th. Q-2K
FIRI3 BRICKAR LOTS. 14 ; SUALl LOT
115 M ; Urn clay , sand , E'avel , screenings. Wi
J. Welshans , 3J1 Bpald of Trade. Tel. 1W9.
_ Q-438 D21
CORHI WHEAT ! OATS ! WRITE OR 'Win
for prices on mixed or whole curs o ( cor
wheat , oats , feed or Hour , delivered In yo
town. W. J. Crandall , Firth. Neb.
Q-M47I 4 <
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM , GOOD BARN
Ice house , excellent pasture , spring vtaler ; o
mile from South Omaha. Charles. Chllds. 1 !
Leavenworth street , Omaha. R 433-3' '
1'OR RENT , HW-ACRK FARM. 4 MILKS FRO
South Omaha , well Improved. A. S. Rltch
11 Karbach Bill , Omaha. R 000-1
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARRKN , CLAIRVOYANT. R
liable business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. H
8-C1
THI3 CELBBRATED CLAIRVOYANT A ?
lulmlst. the young Mme. Uomalne , has t
lived In the tlty and can be consulted on
matters ; thousands have been mad * happy
her advice : those wlihlnt cancel advice
business , changes , Journejs , marriages , la
suits , family , etc. , cull on the madame a
lie convinced ehe has no equal ; letters cc
lalnliiK stamp promptly answered ; buslm
strictly confidential. Hours , to 9. 1617 Cl
eago street. B M6SO tl
MASSAGE , BATH8. ETC.
MADAM SMITH , W2 S. liTII. 2D FLOO
mom 3 ; massage , \apor , alcohol , iteam. s
phurlila and sea baths. T MC19 S
MAMAQE , UADAXIE BERNARD , 1421 DODO
T-22J-D-J
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATH ROOMS , EXCLUSIVELY Ft
ladles. Suite 109-10. Be * Bldg. 65j
PERSONAL ,
VIAVI , HOME TRKATMENT IXR I.ADII
Health book and cpnsutatloi | free. Addreu
call VUvl Co. 3IS Be * bids. Lady attends
U-51
MASSAGE : KLUCTRO THERMAL IIATI
chiropodist. Mm * . 1'o.t. 31) < a 8. lilh St.
THK BKLLB Kl'l'KRLY COR.HKT , 1IADB
order tram measure , 11)9 Fmnam strat.
L-M2I
PERSONAL.
Continued.
MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 1J11 FAR
FUTEKN ELKOANT CABINET l'HOTO3 IN
3 different styles , S1.99 , at Cowan's , Ul Ilroid-
way. Council Bluffs. U M43 D27
OPEN DECEMBER 3. 1891 , TO THE LADIES
of Omaha , Nib. t Two ladles from Boston ,
Mass , will open rooms nt lilt ! Chicago streel
for the benefit of suffering women. These
ladles have had a wide experience In treating
chronic nnd acute disease * by t.ie latest meth
ods. Ladles , call on u ; , state your case
plainly , nnd MO wilt be cure to give you relief ,
do not suffer longer ; 'on ultatlon free. Otllce
hours , a. m. , to 5 p. m. ; Sundays , 1 to G
p. m ? C-M4C4 D28-
OSCAR SUNDCLL , THE SHOEMAKER , FOR
13 years with G. W. Cooh , has removed to a
lith street , nrst door north ot Douglas.
U 338-D1
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATJE.
irn INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. O. Chcsney , Kansas City , Mo.
W-514
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 31S N.Y.LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and lown farms or Omaha city property ,
W-515
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county , Improved and unimproved Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam * t.
W-G15
MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , I'axton blk.
W-617
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST
rales. Pusey & Thomas , Fir it Nat'l bldg ,
W-M2I8
M.ONHY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES.THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam si. W 518
MONEY TO LOAN AT IX5WEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved OmahA real estate ,
1 to E years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170 ! Farnam.
.OANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
properly , 13,000 and upwards , C to 7 per cent ; no
dela > 8. W. Farnam Smith & Cj. 112) Fainam.
W-519
HAS. W. RAINISY. OM. NAT. UK. BLDG.
W-311
IONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL IJSTATi :
at 6 per cent. W. -Mclkle. . Isl Nat. bank bid
W 621
ERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire. 215 Bee bldg. W 522
'ITY ' LOANS , C. A. STARR , CIS N. Y. L1FK.
,00 "TO $5,000. F.'D. WEAD , 1STH & DOUGLAS ,
W601-31
VANTED TO BORROW 1710 ON GOOD FARM
ICQ acres. Improved , In Buffalo county , for one
o tluee years Address Lock Box 133 , Omaha.
W-WB-7
ARC3E LOANS. LOW RATES , SMALL LOANS
short time. If. II. Harder & Co. , Bee Bldg.
W 57 31
MONEY TO 'LOAN CHATTELS.
IONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
hbrses , wagons , etc. , at lowcsl rates In city
no icmoval of goods ; strictly confidential ; joi
can pay the loan off at any t'me or tn an }
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
SJG ( S. ICth strict.
X-C23
IONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI'
tur ? , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind ol
chattel security at lowest possible lates , whlc ,
> ou can pay back at any time nnd In an )
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Room 4 , Wllhnell block. X 523
B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 , RAMGD BLOCK
X 52D
IONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP ,
crty. Harvln Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life bldg.
X-524
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES It >
old line companies. Send description. A. K. .
Brocltlesby , Box 233 , Hartford , Conn.
Y-M850 D14
FOR SALE. 2C-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE
ceatially located. Renl low. A bargain. D I
Bee. Y 594.
VANTED ; PARTNER IN ESTARLTSHEI
pacing bulstness ; musl be good buslners man
require Jl.OOO. Addiess D 12 , Bee. Y MC47 4
VANTED. PARTNER WITH EIGHT HUN
( Ired dollars. Rare ; chance. Address D 17
Bee , Y MC83 3 "
FOR EXCHANGE. '
. GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX
change for joung work horses or mules
Latnorcaux Bros , M S , ICth. Z-52J
BANKERS AND RCAL ESTATE AC.KNTf
Take Notice Hard limes has made U possible
to get hold ot good business blocks In Omahi
nnd take farm lands in exchange. I solid
correspondece. J. J. Gibson , 317 Isl Nat. bank
Z SOI
TR.ADE ; 1CO-ACRE FARM IN BROWN COUNTS
near Niobium river ; good buildings , runnlni
water nnd about 75" acies of heavy timber , al
fenced ; will trade for stock of general met
shandlse or stock hardware. Joseph X rzan
box'695 , Schujler , Neb. Z 030 3
IOUSE AND LOT. BRISTOL ST.,1 1.300.0 } FOI
hoises. F. D. Wcad. 16th and Douglas.ZC.031
ZC.03-1
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS. 5 MILES FROM POST
oltlce , easy terms. Call al 940 N. Y. Life.
RE 528
IARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS
sale or Irade. F. 1C. Darling , Barker blook.
HE 529
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 30th and Sahler
(1,250.00 ; long time. Inquire 1318 Famam. Bam
uel Buintf RE 530
BARGAIN. ICO TO 1,600 ACRES OF CHOIC1
land 6 mllei from Omaha P. O. cheap. Llbcra
erms. Address C , 12 , Bee , Omaha.RE
RE SO ; Dll
MODERN 12-ROOM HOME , VERY CHEA1
and on easy terms. 2019 Binney st. RK 91S
GREAT BARGAINS
Which must he sold within the next few days
22 feet on Cumins bt. |
Double store In Dupont Place.
4-room cottage In Lowe a addition.
10-room house In Credll Foncler , nne frull an
lots of It , ground 88x147 ,
J..OOO lot In Creston for JSOO.I '
And other BIG BARGAINS.
Fidelity Trusl Company , 1702 Farnam street.
RE-239
WANTED , FOR A CUSTOMER , AN 8 Ol
9-room modern house In Hnnscom Place or \ !
clnlty ; must bs cheap foi cash. Fidelity Trui
Company , 1702 Farnam si. 11H M2I3
EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY
farms , rnerchand'se , Qarvln Bros. , 210 N. 1
Life. 11E Mi33
WE HAVE BUYKRS FOR NEAT 5 OR C-ROOT
cottages , must be snaps , for all cash. Fldellt
Tiutt Company , 1702 Farnam street.
RE 242
FIGURE IT YOURSELF. WE WILL SEL
you 5-room house nnd lot , 1800 00 , vValklng < ll :
tance of business. You pay $15 CO a month c
J1SO 00 a yeir tent. Don't you gel a home f <
nothing ? JI.400.00 , very easy terms. 5-rooi
house , full lot , line locution. Sl.COO.OO , 8-rooi
house , shade trees , fine lot. splendid loc.itloi
11,15000 , very easy terms , C-room cottage , a
on one tloor. Cozy home near business. ll.OOO.C
E-room cottage , small barn , nice lot , (1501
dnwn , balance to full you. Vacant lot , 00x12
27lh and Spauldlng , (100 ( X ) .
THKSi : ARE FORCED AND ARE OFFURE
AT HALF VALUE TO MAKE QUICK SALE ;
II. E. Cole Co. , 108 N. 15th.
RE M633 (
A BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME ; , 10 ROOM
nnd barn , for clear cottage , lots or eood lam
W. Q. Templeton , 4 ! N , V Life , R13 MW3 6
JC.2S PER ACRE ; FAMOUS BIO HORN
big crops and home market ; great plac * fi
home building ; price good to December Is
transportation free. Yellowstone Park Land
Irrigation Ass'n. S. W. Cor. 16th & Dodg * at ;
HOTELS.
D
r HOTEL BARKER , 13TH AND JONES fJTS.
1 75 rooms at ( l.fO per day. " "
DO rooms al (2.00 per day.
Special rates lo commercial travelers. Roe
and board by week or month. Fiauk Illldltc :
manager. (32
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. C01
Dili and Dodge. Room * by day or week.
633
COZZEN8 HOTEL. 9TH AND HARNE1
steam heat , electric bells , telephone , baths , e
cellenl culsene , elegant moms ; 11.00 per da ;
(4.00 and upward * per week. Ml
LOST.
LOST ; WHITE ST. BERNARD DOG ; NO CO !
lar ; return to 181 $ Cap. Ave. and receive r
ward. Lo t-MW7 3'
LOST ; SMALL BLACK SHORT-TAILED COG !
rell spaniel doc ; my name on collar ; rewar
N. A. Hill. 533 H. 29th avenue. C61 4
LOST. CLASS PIN. IN FORM OF 8HIEL'
bearing Inscription on face "Shalluck 94 ; " I
turn u > 2244 Landon court and receive rewar
Kdwln T. Snobe. M6TS 3 <
TYPEWRITERS.
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED IX
sale should make you suspicious ; funny th
are mostly Smith's. Try one and you w
understand why. Full line of supplies. Smlt
Premier Co. , 17th and Farasra , telephone 1284
11. K. nURKET. rUNEXyj DlRECTOn AND
cmbalmer , 16U Chlc
WANTON & VALIEN.vVrtPKRTAKI3RS
cmbalmera , 1701 CumlnSjjriV telephone 10CO.
Ma ] MAVLVNDBi&AKnRAND KM
balmer , 1417 Farnam M /tjlephone KS. tM
W. BAKER , UNDURT-AMER , 13 B. 16tll ST.
M i. "J
ELECTRICAL , SUPPLIES. ,
RMATURHS AND CONVTfJiVrKIlS REWOUND !
storage batteries rcchabtMH electrical and gen
eral mechlnlsls : superior work Ruarnnleed ,
Omaha Electrical % Vorl s | U7 and G19 H. ISlh iU
\A. \ . "
1LECTR1CAL HNOINITVIUH ; AND CONTRAC-
torn for electric light nnd motor plants nnd nil
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec-
trio Supply Co. , 418 nhd lit ) S. IJlh st. 513
HAY AND GRAIN.
UY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR IXJTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Sn > der , 1515 Burl si. Tel. 1107.
616
EBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ,
grain nnd mill stuff. We arc nlnavs on the
market to buy or sell. 1402-1-6 Nicholas el.
547
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
OW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest nn savings. Apply to Omaha L. & H.
Ass'n , 1701 llee bldg. O. M. Natllnger , Sec.
041
KATIES IN MUTUAL I * AND B. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , alwaja
redeemable. 1701 Famam St. , Nattlnger. Sec.
5(5
COAL.
> . T. MOUNT HAS RKMOVHD HIS COAL
ofllce to 209 a. 16th St. , Brown block. K2
HKRIDAN COAL. EXCKLLENT SUBSTITUTi :
for hard coal , and J3.W ton cheaper. 1603 Far
nam strcci ; main entrance Board of Trade.
553
HORSES WINTERED.
DDRESS BARTON & 1'HELPS. TEL. 1034 ,
207 N. Y. Life bids. , M128D31 *
DENTISTS.
JR. GEORGE S. NASON. DENTIST , SUITE 20 (
I'axlon block , 16th und Farnam sts. Tel. 712.
543
3R. I'AUL , DENTIST , 2020 BURT ST. 519
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER3.
, E. MORRILL , CARPENTER AND BUILDER ,
paper hanging nnd signs , brick work and plas
tering. Olllce. 409 S. 14th St. , telephone 408.
057
STOVE REPAIRS.
3TOVC REPAIRS FOR < 40,000 DIFFEREN1
makes of stoves. Waler attachment nnd con'
necttons a specially. 1207 Douglas street
Omaha Stove Repair Works. 550
DYE WORKS.
CHOKDSACK , TWIN CITY DYE WORKS
1521 Farnam street. Djelntr of every descrip
tion und dry cleaning. 558
OPTICIANS.
HE ALOE & PENTOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 1408 F rnnm st. , opposite 1'nxtor
hotel. l.'jfs examined free. 551
MASQUERADElcCpSTUMES.
GENTLEMEN AND jVADIES CAN REN1
masquerade costumes ttt"lir'Houth ' 16th st.
231-D19 *
WHOLESALE ! COAL.
OIINSQN BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS Ifi
nil kinds of coal. Correspdndence solicited. 10X
Fnrmm street. ' " 060
' * PLUMPERS.
OHN ROWE & co. , PLUMBING STEAM ANI
hoi waler healing , gasxlures , globes. 421 S. 15
, , . Oil
REKD JOB PRfNTlNG Cb.'J'FINE ' PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th E ( . ' , Uudllunildlng. , 6C3
.CORNICE . ? ' . '
, VESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZE !
Iron cornices. 1722 SI. Mary's ave. 635D21
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING'IN FAMILIES , 4318 GRANT.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND. X
Y. Life , Omaha. Aslc for circular. 551
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENBECK. BANJOIbT ANI
teacher , 1310 Callfoinu street. ail
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS 11ESJLVERED , 719 N16
662
GRINDING.
RAZORS , SHEARS. CLIPPERS. IjAWN MOW
crs. etc. A. L. Undeland , 10 $ S. llth. 063
PAWNBROKERS.
I. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16TH.
T
' 58ID1J
BICYCLES.
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 16TH. , 535
BUUBAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Dei
. OMAHA , Neb. Advice FUKB
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CO-OPERATIVE HOME BOllING
Cho Nebraska Stnto League and Its Im
portant Work ,
STATE REGULATION AND EXAMINATION
Collnpso ot Spncnlntlrn Concerns In Illlnoli
rrcclpltntnl by ( imclnl Inspoctlon Spicy
tR AdAoclntlou Dolngii
In rlouK Section ) ,
The third annual convention ot the Ne
braska Leagtio of Local Ilulldlng and Loan
ntboclatlons will be held In Lincoln on Tues-
lay , December 11. The basis of represenla-
Ion Is two delegates to each association In
he state. If every association Is represented
he convention would be composed of 163 del
egates. Hut there Is no likelihood that a
convention so large and representative will
> e held. Heretofore a majority of the asso
ciations have held aloof , permitting the
nero progressive associations to bear the
Minions whlio nt tlio same time sharing In
.ho fruits ot victory without loss ot time or
expense.
The Nebraska leagiio was organized In
Lincoln In September , 1892 , nnd the first
regular convention was held In the capita !
city the following December. The prime ob-
[ cot of the organization was to secure a
systematic and effective enforcement of the
aw governing building and loan associations
n this state. Legitimate associations were
njured in business and discredited In vari
ous ijuartcrs by the operations of wildcat
concerns. Hundreds of people , misled bj
promises of getting rich quick , were Induced
to Invest Iri outside Concerns , only to flml
themselves swindled out of a portion or al
of their payments. The state was flooded
with these srrftolh , conBdienccle&s fakirs ,
parading with the livery of honest co-opera'
lion and enriching themselves at the expense -
penso of Innocent Imestors. People could
not then distinguish between the legltlmatt
and the spurious building and loan asso
ciations between the mutual society and
that founded for the benefit of the managers
Hence the odium attaching to the opera
tions of the spurious affected the popularit )
of legitimate associations and retarded thcli
growth. Owing to these conditions some
action was necessary to secure eiiforcemenl
of the state law without fear or favor Nexl
to that was a demand tor state rcgulatlor
that regulated and state examinations thai
meant business. These wore necessary meas
ures to relay the foundations of public con *
fldence. The league vtas the child of thai
necessity.
WHAT TIID LEAGUE HAS DONE.
Although the league has not received thai
generous support its work should inspire
yet It has gone ahead with the task under'
taken and has accomplished an Incal
culablc amount ot good. Qy Its persistenl
demand for enforcement of the law spurious
concerns have been driven from the state
Tim law does not distinguish between staff
and Interstate associations. In fact , 1
favors the latter more than the homo instl
tutlons. But It requires all associations t <
make annual statements , sworn to by lh <
proper officers , and to submit to official ex
amlnatlons at least once a year.t Yet tin
foreign concerns refused to comply , or at
tempted to evade the moderate terms of tin
law , and by their noncompllance vlrtuallj
excluded themselvrs. These were the flrsi
fruits of the agitation started by the league
llio good work has continued steadily Vo
two years. The wildcat concerns have flee
the State. Annual reports and examination !
are now systematic and effective. Varloui
attempts to repeal or amend the law havi
Jieen defeated In the legislature. Severa
state associations which attempted to Intro
duce unauthorised methods of business havi
been called to tlmu anil hiallo to conform f
the limitations of the tow. A thorough" over
hauling of , association , 'constltu'tlAns and by
laws 'was hall by the State Banking Boari
last December , and the result was the ollm
( nation of catch-penny nAveltlcs and th
suppression of the expense fund scheme.
In the work of reform the league rcceivei
the hearty co-operation or the State Banklni
Board and the state bank examiners , and ti
their combined'efforts Is due the stead ;
growth and sound condition of mutual asso
clatlons In Nebraska at the present time
In two years the number Increased fron
sixty-four to eighty-four , their assets havi
nearly doubled , and they have been Instrn
mental In building 3,700 homes In the state
IMPROVED METHODS.
There are other features which commeni
the league to the support of all associations
young and old. Progress Is the order cf th
day In all things. Co-operation as a prln
clple In unchangeable , but the systems b ;
which It Is put In practice are constant ! ;
Improving. The methods of twenty year
ago have almost disappeared. Indeed , ther
has been a revolution of systems within tci
years. Associations must keep pace with th
procession by adapting themselves to nev
conditions. Improved bookkeeping , mor
exact divisions of profits and other develop
mcnts , or become lost among- the camp fol
lowers of the advancing army. The bour
bans may bo tolerated In the procession , bu
they are not a vital part of It. No botte
moans can ba had for keeping abreast of th
times than frequent meetings of active assa
elation inch and the discussion of the varlou
problems that arise In the course of business
This Is ono of the objects ot the league , an
the program for the coming meetingwll
cover the Held o { co-operat'.on thoroughly ,
In view of the many benefits accruing fror
membership In the league , and the fact tha
the state legislature is about to meet , whic
will require some attention , the officers urg
all state associations to sand representative
to the convention and unite with them 1
furthering and fostering co-operative bom
building.
.LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
The , Bee has repeatedly shown the ircssslt
for caution in Investing in associations mad
attractive by gilded promises of huge profit !
An association with headquarters In an ai
joining state may bo all Its managsrs cialn
but to the vast majority of patrons of bullil
ing and loan associations the promise afford
no guarantee of performance , nor does th
names ot prominent citizens attached to th
certificate Insure the Investor against lesiOn
On the other hand , the home assoclatloi
whlo | not as pretentious as Its national rlva
affords that security which comes ftoi
knowing Its managers , partlculaily In It
meetings , watching Us business method :
and having at all times access to the book :
Herein lies the foundation of solvency. Ever
member Is a partner In Its affairs. If li
has a doubt It Can be readily set at rest. H
may watch his savings Increasp. rtetermlr
the ability o'f tha officers ehoa n , and In oth <
ways contribute to the success as well i
the security of the association. In a won
the Intelligent .shareholder may know ever
act of the olUcers and thus judge for blmse
whether or not his Investment Is safe. Nor
ot these conditions obtain In an assoclatlo
with headquarters distant from his bom
He pays hla dues month after month , but 1
knows nothing Of the conduct of affairs b
yond what the annual report brings.
Two recent Instances may be cited ar
added to the mountains of evidence alread
adcuniulatod. The Illinois National i
Btoomlngton , 111. , la In the liands ot a r
colver. It had 40,000 stockholders ropad I
In Various states. The swindled shareholdei
appointed a committee to examine the bool
and the report proved a sensation. Out i
the 1105,000 paid In dues for the preccdlr
quarter only a small amount was left ,
member of congress was paid $200 a monl
out ot the fundH , or about 1500 for evei
meeting ho attended. He refunded ' $2,00
Another ofllcer was paid $200 a month will
iSCROFULA *
Miss Delia Stevens , of Boston , Mass. ,
vrrltca : I have always auflcreU ( rum
hereditary I- Scrofula , for which I tried va-
i rloua remedies , nnd many reliable .
E clans , but none relieved mo. After talcing
I lx bottles of m > < mi jta I am now well.
f I am very WkVCIICII Kratcful to you ,
' as I feel that ! n n u saved me from
, llto of untold agony , nnd shall take
! pleasure In Breaking only
[ words of prtlbo for ibo
I wonderful medldno , and cured
) la recommending 11 to alt
Tmtlu > BU ! ui Bli MMMH W llt4 Frit.
SWIFT SPKCIFIC CO , Atlanta , dft.
tudrltiK niodlclno Iri Europe. For twenty-
ve months two omoen divided tlie otpeino
Ullll ,
TltpY HOt.0 THE SACK.
Iloforo tlio collapse cnmo very olflcer hail
tilo-idcd his stock for cash -nnJ Ictt the ills-
tint shareholders to hold the Back. The
cport of the committee Is a scorcher. It
ays'
"Wo are clad because we are able to turn
lie searchlight on na rotten mid as corrupt
n Instltut on us ever disgraced this fair city ,
n Institution that wai reaching out with
is avaricious hand and taking the money
ut of tli ? pocket , aye , and even the biend
ut of ttio mouths of honest , hard \vorklns
topic , and hold It up In Its true character ,
eehlns In rottenness , ta a confldliiB pe.plc.
n thi'lr mnd desire far R ln sonic of Its olll-
ers have not only broiiRht dlssrace and ruin
| > on thciiistlve-s , but have robbed , > es robl > eil ,
hrough tli lr rtcKllKcnco and carc-
pasneas , to say the least , yon and
s out of our hurd earned gain
. 'rough ! by honest labor and toll ,
hey ha\o handled > oiir money and ours
kith such gross carelessness mid criminal
legllRonca that It Is etniply appalling and
nrnl > 7.lng. In otdtf to inve a few paltry
ollars out of the expense fund to rake Into
lielr own coffers they ha > e made Invcst-
iienta and loans vvji.ch Indicate either the
Tossest liicoiiipetency or vilest corruption ,
n , ) when they saw the deplorable and In-
olvent condition to which suoh a 'reckless
ourse had Inevitably plunged the inttltutlon ,
nstead of standing up like trim men aiU
uttering their losses with the Innocent stock-
oltlers , those who had trusted llieni. Their
; reed not satisfied , they again shcmed their
rue character by withdrawing their Block , at
he came time telling th ? anxious and Imitilr-
ng stockholders on the outside that the situ-
Urn was right. This course alone should
orever brand them without honor or honesty ,
nstcad of standing by the Milk IIR ship , they
nanned the lifeboat themselves , and left the
tookholders to go do\\n v\lth the abandoned
raft. Judas lacnrlot betrayed his
Christ for thirty pieces of silver , but the con-
clousncss of his wrong-doing so weighed
upon his mind that he went out and hanged
ilmself. In these respects he dlffertd front
ho offlcers of the Illinois Uu.ldlng onri1 Loan
ssoblatlon. "
AVIih careful managenient the Illinois will
> ay 50 cents on the dollar.
THK AMERICAN A DAIIUNO.
The American Uulldlng , Loan and Invcst-
iient company of Chlcigo sees the Illooinlng-
on concern and RODS It ono better. It had a
apltal of $50,000,000 on paper , and operated
rom -Maine to Mexico. The usual varieties
f n'tock were baited for ( ho gullible , and
low the. Hsh did bite ! On the first of the
rear Us assets amounted to $920,771 , and in
nortgages In twenty-seven states were \ < il-
led at ? 2 > ,94l. The mamgors did not con-
Ine themselves to 11,01 tpagei Investments.
, Ioney poured In so rapidly that they con
cluded to take a fljer or two In other dlrec-
lons. They bought a theater and ran a
nighty ballet. Next they added a grotto
o the. collection , then a clay bank for the
irodntlons of aluminium , ad stillernnd th'ti
an assortment of.and banks for $1,000 a lot ,
vorth $100 an aero. So tlio money vent , and
\ent rapidly. So rapid was the pace that the
nanagcrs are now Indebted to the assocla-
! on to the amount of J'J.j.-IOl. and for loans
on bogus security in St. I'aUl $ . ' 0,430. The
report of the receiver , filed In a Chicago
court , holds out the Inducement of SO cents
on the dollar for victims , Speaking of this
rotten concern , the Chicago Herald sjys :
"It Is late In the day to warn " 18 public
against wild-cat building , loan , trust , In-
restineut and mortgage associations , but the
Icrald has been faithful to the Interests of
he people In this respect from the beginning ,
flic alleged "national" associations especially
should bs objects of thorough and suspicious
scrutiny by the people who are Inclined to
nvest money tinder their brilliant offers
of profit and ad\antage. A statement of ono
f these affairs , now passing through Insolv
ency procesdlngs , was published In the Her
ald last Satutday. and it is typical of many ,
f not cf most. Institutions \\Ith similar
lames and schemes ot business.
It is doubtful whether this concern ever
saw n solyont hour fiom the beginning of its
existence , and there ar ? _ mora like It than
'
; here are that' have enjoyed precarious 'Mn-
icrvals of sohepcy. The trouble with' thesi
concerns that ha\o gone Info bankruptcy , 'or
are going , Is ! scalawag liianagetVienf The
money received fron\ \ customers for invest
ment Is loaned to tha officers of the associa
tion or thslr"favorites on bad security or
jiono nt all , for purposes ol speculation , or
.0 be merely squandered In profligate and
riotous courses of life. It Is doubtful
whether the' , institution described in the
Herald will pay 30 per CMit dividends to
: he dupes who , placed hor.cst money In the
liands of its officers , .
"Good character and financial ability an
the bsst Fec.ur.Ity that the managers of loan
associations rtn offer to thslr customers.
This is why thff state associations , ' ha called ,
me preferab'if' to tlio "national" associa
tions The IDJIagers are known In the
communities 'where the associations are
located , and their leputatlon Is something
of a Kuarantdeto , Investors. The "national"
associations , are operated by Etranscrs ;
their agents in other states can give no evi
dence of trustworthiness ; they have nollilru
but the brilliant promise * of their pros
pectus and their enibossed and gilded cer
tificates of membership , "
ASSOCIATION NOTES. *
National astociati us have formed a league
to luck against nutrlctlro laws.
The flm annual report on the condition
of building and loan associations in Callt.rnla
shows 137 associations In the state. They
have 100.607 shares in forc > , hold $19,808,041
In mortgage loans , and divided profits
amounting to $1,451,490 , The assets amount to
(20,8.20,08. ( ! . The associations tire divided Into
thue classes locals , nationals and cj-opsia-
lUo banks. There are. 127 of the firiit class ,
eight of the second and two of the third.
The expenses of the three classes per $100 ,
respectively , wcie .60 , .01) , l.OC. The mem
bership is 3I.ICS.
The delegates ch fen by the Mutual ol
Onnha to the State League convention arc
Messrs. George Helmrod and W. N. Nason ,
Th3 Occidental of Omaha has organize ; ! u
local board In Nebraska City.
The report ft the Oh'o Inspector cf bu'ld-
Ing and loan associations for 1S13. just issued ,
is an elaborate statement of 741 organiza
tions , The leport shows that the associations
ot the state lo.t during the panic year 189
only one-eleventh of 1 per cent of the assets ,
or $ C9G77. IVrtunately this \\as met b >
the contingent funds n-qulred by state law ,
The 741 associations have ISJ.itSn deposltlnp
members. CS.903 borrowing member * . nmJ
$2 < )1 , < 1CO,005 Hibtcrlbed capital. During tliE
year assets Increaied } . " .ISl,0.i" . depositing
members decrased 1.853 , and borr-wlnf
members Increated O.ottt ,
LATEST FBOD1 THE LIARS' CLUB ,
Tlireo IiullKOAtliro Vurm Tolil lijr Its IMosi
Vrrncluus AI mbpr .
In a Virginia foreit the othsr day , says tin
New York Hecorder , a very large tree wai
cttt down , near the heart of u'hichva
found a lock of hnlr , or rather two , Inter
twlntd. of darker ami lighter ineihei. II ]
carefully spllttlnE the oed the Initial !
"I. S , " and "P. I1. " \\ero dlscoered. falntl :
legible. In what must Lave been the bur !
several hundred yearn' ago , By carefullj
counting the rings which covered the Initial
they were found to mpport the theorj tha
the mystic letters stood for 1-o-li-n , or "Join
Smith" aivi "I'ocahontas rpwhatnu , " who i
lock * of hnlr had been In. some lomanll
mood Intrusted to the keeping oC the clef
bark.
bark.Not content with slaughtering wild duck
In the usual method , Henry Jones of Currl
tuck procured a Gutting gun and loaded th
cartridges with bird shot. Concealing him
self , he waited until n Urge flock nppronehei
him et great speed with a faun-Ing wind
When they hiul nearly reached him h
opened fire. The destruction terrible
but uch wrs the Impetus of the blrda on
the force of ths wind that almost the entlr
Hock which he xUntjIiterod flapped dyln
upon his hlillng place , and bsnealli thel
mangled bodlcn Jcnei p rjfhcd miserably b
retributive vuffocatlou.
A lady In Thomatton , Me. , hai < a cat-
Fanny which had Kitten * , as cuts Q name
frequently do , llenrlng her mistress 're
mark that the Kittens must all ba ( Ironnet !
1'annv removed them one day to a tafe hid
Ing place After a day or two she brough
them back to the mistress with an air o
triumph. It was then teen ( hut the ha
with teeth and claw a lorn to pieces mi nl
canvas and cork life preserver and had fa l
ened a piece ot cork around each kitten'
neck. Moved to pity by the tight , the ml
tret * tald : "Kanny. not one of your kitten
shall ever be hurt , " At ( hi * the Ititelllgeii
mother took oft tha bits of cork and wect t
ileeo In perfect confidence.
QUEEN OF THE GARDEN
) can of Rochostsr Cathedral Dircusaj * the
Oulturo of Roses.
UTIIOR OF A CLASSIC UPON THE SUBIECT
imltutvd lo ! o blintri In lliiQluiul nml Do-
cluicn ( hat tlio Ainrrlruu TlorUt Itn *
NotliliiC tu l.rurn In l > rvi > liii- ]
IIIR HIP Itnyitt flou-cr.
There's n rose looklnir In at the wltuluv
In ever } ' condition of llfo ,
it ilnys of i-Diitent nml i-njoyment.
In IIOIIM with lilttertie s rife.
\heiv 'er < > tlu-io's n mnlle of tine xslfe ,
As blight s n lur.im from nbove ,
TIM tinmse looking In at the lndo\v
Aiul llllInK- the ilwclllni ; with ly\c. "
"That Is my philosophy of roses , " said. Dean
lole as 1 asked him of hU favorite recrea-
on ,
"Hul your love for rocs does not account
or ) our marvelous success with them , doei
: , doctor ? " I asked , referring to the Informa-
lon contained In his book on roses now In
Is twentieth edition.
"Ho vvlm would hart * beautiful roses In hi *
rardcn must have beautiful roses In his heart.
Ic must love thorn wet and always , To win he
Hist woo , as Jacob wooed Laban's daughter ,
liough draught and frost consume. He must
lave not only the glowing admiration , the eu-
hn la. m and the passion , but the tentiernasi.
lie thoughtfulncss , the reverence of love , "
\as the parnest , poetic reply of Itochester'a
can , "and , " he concluded , "remember to alva -
va > s spell them with a capital. "
Tlin ORIGIN OK UOSU SHOWS.
Dr. Hole was the originator of rose shows
n England , At one display In St. James
mil In 18. > S which he undertook there were
ver 3.000 exquisite varieties shown , 1m pro-
cntlng 506 different kinds. Thirty-six silver
ups were awarded , a couple falling to the
hare of the doctor.
"What suggested this show ? " I queried.
"A laudable and successful effort on tha
> art of some Nottingham mechanics'to do th
ame thing ; so , after all they were tha
rlglnators. That'tcene lusplied me , " and tha' '
ean settled comfortably back an he told of It.
'I had a noteof invitation asking mo to sen
ome roses. I thought It was an April fool
oKe. for how could any one make n showof
lowers In Nottinghamshire In April. 1 wrote
hem a trifle brusquely 'What kind of roses ? '
If your reverence will come he will SPO. '
vas the rejoinder. So I went. It was sleel-
ng and dismal. I arrived at a small hall
vherc most ot the village conviviality was
leld and was meet at the door by a bluc-
iloused workman , with u rose In his coat.
Good , ' I thought. I didn't expect to see even
a slnslc flower. Judge of my utter aniar.e-1
nelit when I found a loni ; deal table simply
ovcred with roiea And what do- you think
ormcd the vases ? Why , ginger beer bottles ,
dost of the growers had off their coats as
hey had only a few moments to run In from
vork
"That afternoon binall admissions were
charged , to pay for the hall , I being let Irf
tee , on account ot bslng In the same business ,
is Mr. Thackeiay told me that he was donti
ly once- when he went Into a side show to
see n giant. Mr. Thackeray was six feet four
Inches high , you remember.
"Well , this country rose show flllel me with
irneH r to ve a'ld tl e oiitcime win UngUnd's
> lg fashionable displays. Hut I can say that
have yet to see belter loses in two varieties
than those I saw In ginger beer bottles that
dismal Haster .Monday In Nottinghamshire. "
HIS OWN nosns.
"And jour own rpscs , doctor ? Do you looU
itter them yourself ? "
"Mostly. " he repllpd , "I am not n
jlflinau Catholic , but I love tor 'say *
my robary night , and morning.
And I fancy many people do , for where
: > venty years ago roses nvere grown by thu '
lozens they aie now grown by the thousands.
The rose shows , I think , are responsible for
his. From a duchess to a mechanic , all
rosarlans struggle for u prize. In Rnglaml
the wars ot the roses arc btlll being hotly
vaged. "
"And American roscb ? " was a question.
What of them ? "
He answered that their perfection sur-
irlsed him. "They ors tho. equals of our
Inest Kngllbh roses , " ha said. "The
liffqrence , of course , conies In oiir's
' 'ing grown out of doors , and yours la hot
louses. " He had visited tluee ot the noted
New Jersey loiie farms nndvab enthuslastlo
ivcr the peifectlon he found In them , And
he American love for floweis Impressed him ,
He zald ho expected that , universal wearing
ot them In the southern Mates , but not In
the far north. "Every street corner , " h ?
continued. "b ars Its great burden gf flovvprs ,
and women crowd to buy. Everywhere the
> eople wear flowers , and as for my roonm.
I can almost sit and lie on the rosej , " for
.he New York people have EC'n to It that
lie should be greeted with his own royal
queen.
queen.SOMR
SOMR I'llACTlCAL SUGGESTIONS.
"Now to the practical sld ? ? What do you
do to yours ? "
"Well , tha two climates are so different
that no plan ot mlno would be of practical
value to women here. Still , u lew Ideas fit
anywhere
"A bpot should be found that Is sheltered
without being shaded. Don't think you are fl
planting a windmill. Every overhanging
tree Is as mi apas tree to n rosr > ; get a spot
where the sun shines waimly on the Kheep
and the wind Is tempered to the shorn lamb.
Avoid drips and root" ; marine In winter
and mtilcir In spring. In thu summer
months let them be wJI watered below und
well sprinkled two or three times a vvoek.
Let all Insect * be removed , for they sap thu
life like Jewibh money-lenders 01 Christian
bookmakers. Sulphur , or soot , or sojp
water should be applied as mildew shows
Itself.
"When the ground U 'clayey' drain It
well , for when water Htagnatea about the
roots of a plant , they can not reci'lve air or
warmth. Cut your drains with a good fall ,
straight four feet deep. Uurnt clny. I find ,
produces peiinanont friability In soils , "
' 1 he doctor romddcrb hli : method of burn
ing clay excellent. He keeps all primings ,
banes and vegetable matter together ami
makes llrcm lulu a fire , puttliii ; an uld tree
stump on tup , This he covers with clay ,
renewing it us the fire breaks through ; sup
presses Hit llamew , and after burning a
fortnight blends the ashes > \ltli the soil.
As to the manuies , he thinks root excellent
for te > roses , whlph grow to such outdoor
perfection in England : autumn leuvps arji
good for HourbotiH. He does not caru much
for lea leave * , as the old lady friend of hit
who drenched the roots with tl'f cdntonl
of the teapot that she might havfe "led-
scented HIIH ! | , " The bebt manure cf nil.
he thinks , U Hie refuse heap of th farm
yald.
'Tor pffecllvenea-J In nrrangcmbiit , I yield
always the palm to women ; nature ban ctio
dovvfd them svlth defter lingerie than OUM.
Tor the arrangement In the prow Ing of tha
roses ah ! ther. I have my Idea. The approach
preach should be dark and narrow and ttjea
the glory of the rosary should burat upon -
one. 'Tla then I feel like Ktandlni ; v/ltli
head uncovered ; Mich a night affortH iu an
the Hallelujah doss when sunn by 1,009
voices. *
1 "Bummmlng It nil up. ag ln J would my
as I/aak Walton did , "Have but a loye of.Jt ,
and I'll warrant ye. ' " H , .
Keep your blood pure and healthy nnd yotf
wilt not have rheumatism. Hood's'Sarsdpa *
rllla Blv > 8 the blood vitality and richness.
A Itrncfiiftnr.
Detroit Tree Press"I'm Jiorry lllll got
beat. " said the constituent. "Thai ther Ml
he wan Intending to get passed will never
git through , I suppose. "
"What wan It ? " allied the other conMItu !
cut.
cut."W'y , you know what Is called a derelict
one of them abandoned whips that U slch a
danger to navigation ? "
> rye . " <
"Well. 1)111 ) he allowed to eel a bill through
requlrin' them all to carry red light * at
night. It would 'n' been a big thing far
navigation , and fer Dill , loo. "
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