, , . , , If.- : " " ' " or " " " " " " -11' " " , " . ' J . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' 1"'fI1' ! " " " ' " " , . . . ( . , . . " . . - . . .V"N" . ; " _ . " ' . _ ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . ' i- . -
. : . . , . . , .
F .
. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'HE 01fAl ¶ DAILY BEE : , JONDAY , AROII 18 , 1895. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '
. SPBGU\L \ NO'IGB8.
/tdvrth'ement for theo tottimni " 11 he
lak.n until 12130 , . . m , for the e"mlul Rnd
until 8 , . . m. for the moruln a 11 und
edhion. '
AdVf'rtb"rR , by rqoeAlnl a numbered
tLck , can I""e nnRwer RlhtrcaRed t .
; nonlhered letter In enre of The Jte" An-
nfrr RO addre Roll wi be dll\ored upon
IURlntnUon or the check enl , flatci .
J 1.2e" word Ort niiertIon . 10 a 'ord
berfnr'er ' , ( Pthng taken for leu Ulan 2Go
for UrRt IsirtIon.
. cton.
' IIRO ndv"rta'ienta must tim eOllecu-
Uvely.
SIUATIONS WANTED.
BITtATION WANTI.m nJltS ( 'T.ASS CAIUi
and bread baker. Care at I . K 2S. .
A-M6S.19
A-MC&1.
WANTED-MALE H LP.
t CUlAN rIltcK1.1s , 6C. 101 OtJf1tAS.
- -
D-7C-MU
COAn S.t.l.SMAN : WANTED WITh I.XPG.
rlrnct and acqualntetwe. for northern Knnna
and southern Nehtaskn. Address P. O. box 5i.
HL. ' . . . .
ft. Josrl.h. Mo. fl-Mo--.2i
C I 1.1' : I'ANTI n IN fTOlm ; STATI
% .nJelI expected.ttlclrc.e " ' 111s & Co" Alma ,
Neh. )
) 1-12-t
WANT : D. 11'1 : lAn t IANf , $ I TO no
I'rr month : , lllr ) innd . I.ort"r. Cnarlan "re .
removed to IZ : Douglas B-82 16.
VANTlD . : ttN\VlIO W1T.b wet { FOR $5
month palnr ) ' or latgo commission , rllnl Kn'l
I.y . " ; 1lple to .Ipnlers : cxpPXleflCO unnre.ssary :
write UR : , 1'1 .xl.laln . : for .rA.1 PRttcI'
Inn ; end slnml" Hou.ehold S"rclalY ( fl. . . 73
Uh t Clncnnal O. 1-'C ' lC.
WANTED-F1MALE 1ELP.
LADms TO no FANCY WORK .AT Ho m.
1elry NCldlewolk Co. . Jclry , . Micli .
Mich.CM31 - :
"ANTI : A OIL TO DO UL'1ltAL 10Ufl .
work : fatuity of Ilx : must b. & good cook.
Cal lOI S. ltlh slreet CM51 18
1 'VAN'TF.D. GOOD (111th I'on , ( lIN1flAL
housework In "mal tlnl ) ' , 2S Hnl 1oword
et. , opposite AlL - Halnls' church. C-M94 - - IS.
t WANT 1m. A GOOD (1llt. ron Ol4lflAL
J IIou'work :31 I'mnkln lt , cJ:93 18.
WAN''E ! SITUATIN HY A 1lID.t AOG )
lady ns cook or tcncml housework In Imnl
fainll' . Can furnish hCBt of rlomm.ndaloM ;
hK8 long epeInc' n. cook. and "I"oka Ger-
, . . .
mI. Inquire at 1903 Cal.lal l\nueC-1 IS'
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
IIoUaIs . 1' . I { . DAt.1NG. HAnKER SILOCIC. D-961
lOmmS tN ALL PAIT $ 0' TI CITY. ' 'IE
O. 1' . Davis company . 150 ; Farnam. I-S
HOUSES ; HENAWA ! & CO. . 108 N lTlI l'
, IT:9
1ofl It1NT-6-ltOOM COTT.\0 IN OOOD flfl-
pair city wnlrr. $10.0 Ier month to good par-
Lies , 19 N. 31h. 1 block from l'arnam car line.
Inquhu at ' titoetzel' .lo\'e store next to Post-
051cc. D-nl
I0USI'S. : " \VAI.l.ACF IUOWN IILIC. . IC & Doug.
D-U.3
FOR 1. 1'-2U CAPITOL \ENU 1
rooms . modern. The O. ii' . Davl. com"any.
1)-Oil
MODEHN I.HOml HOUS NEAl PAm . Al'-
ply 130 S. Slh street. fl-MS16
LAnOE LIST 11OUSlS. WEAl ) , ICTI & DOUG.
- : .
1-.4A3
j Fen HEN' . mOIT-1001 IIOtJSE IIATII
t furnace hot nnrl cell water gas stove fur-
nlshl'II or unfurnliihei. God Imm. 132 S.
26th st. C. B. Horlon. D-.I :
FOR I1ENT PI.ATS AJ' NOlTHEAST COH-
' ncr o 1'levrnlh : and Hownrl , .lrrets. In ted
condition. Hensonnble : terms. Inquire room
31. : FIrst National tank building. D-M51:2
LAnOE LIST OF' WELL LOCATgD iioUSgS.
J. II. Shcrwood. 4 : N. Y. LICc. 'I'hone 38S. .
l-583 18.
G.nOOM COTTAO , ALL . JIOD nN. fl1AUTI-
tul lawn and .hade. 2124 Miami et. , or 21 N.
y Life. : -M5SG
-nOM HOlSI' : : I1ATIS. OAS ETC. . 721 S.
31 ; key at 125. WIll l3rowne. Jr.DM592 .
, D-:59 2.
ion t NT. l'IVE , H01 CTAOE ON WEST
side . ot North Twenly-.eenOl .Ireet. Just north
ot. Cark etreet. Eighdolars Q month. In-
- quit rom 31 First National bank building.
D-1 22
1-nOOM COTTAGl MoDERN , 3013 LEAVEN-
.
- worlh. D-MC31.
FOi ItENT-S-ltOOM liOUSfl . HAnD ) WOOD
finish . all moer . Impro\'ements. No. 40 N.
2&I SI. . D-Ml0-19
port RINT-7-flOOM hOUSE . ALL . MODEUN
Im"rvement. . except turnace. No. 22I Case
St. D-MGO-l9
10USrS Volt 1IINT. $15 TO $10. F1IELITY
TI'ust Co" 102 Fnrnam. D-M33-1
It. } l. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA. -
D-J681
3-nOOil I'LA' ( NEW ) . $ .5. HIS N. 111
.
etreet. fl-MIll 19.
1.nOOJt COrrAGE , MODERN . 3013 LEAVEN-
worth. fl-433.16'
SOUTI l'IONT ROOM NEWLY FUnNISIED.
. - 810.00. SIngle rom $ G.O mOlth. 1516 E-58s-16' Howard.
E-816.
FURNISHED HOUSS ,
FOH nENT-9.nOOM FunNIIED i1OUE. F
K. Darling. Barker block. 10USE. 3t. ,
OR 'ENT-FUlo lHIED ROOMS.
I'LEA8ANT 110GM . 192 DODOE. 11-575
VERY D : SmA1. FRONT 100M WITH AN
alcove. :12 B . st. E33
FRN' ROOM . WITh ALCOVE. 51 S. % Tl
avenue. F.MS1 U.
2 NlA'rLY lUHNISmm tOOMB AT 26 t.AK
str"t : alt modern on\'enlenee. and between
two car lnea E1:90 IS'
FOIl nl NT-tN MOST DFSIABLE LOCAtion -
tlon and five rnlnutee walk from P. 0. a lare
furnished rom with both hot and cold water
and furnace. Addrss } 19. flee ollice. 1 - . .
: - - _ _ _ _ _ _ -A621.1S.
1UhtISHD BOOMS AND BOARD.
FnONT nOOMS & DOA1t CHEAP , % Douglas
1'-795 A
: ICm.Y I"URNIJ11 flOOMS WITH OOOD
board : rates reaconable. The Dose. 2'2 lar ,
' . '
Ito' . 1'-111 Al'
FnONT nOOMS. SUTADLE I'R TIlEE
/enl. or couple ; oilier roome ; superior board.
.
1512 Chlno. l"- ! 21'
volt I1ENT . lUnNISJED FRONT ROOM
with board. : OC CaUomla F-MJ 1.
1.'On ImNT. NICELY I"UINlHlCD I' ONT
t r , with board , for two lIlT I ) - i6tt ; 19' .
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
I UN 'UlNISlm1 CIA1UBHB FOIl 1101185-
k..I'lnl 10 man and wife. 119 N. 17th. 101SI.
I.O1 RENT-STUxL AND OFFIOE
Ol RENT-b'.U. : : AD OFFIOEI
VOlt I1SNT . 'J'Im 4.BTUY mUCK IUJZI..DING
till I.'amn aired. ' 1hl. building hn a tire-
IrOf cement bas'nnt'nt. complete & Il"am heat-
log fixtures ; Water on all floors. gas . .tc AI -
lily nt the 0110 DC The B"e. I- 10
FORItENT , TIIItES-sroIty ANt ) nASEAI N'r
brick "lUt building at 10 : l'Arnam Street.
In lh lt class condition ; suin\le fur any kind
of business . Inquire rom Ill , l'lrst National
1 bunk buiidIn.
bulling. 1-M512 n
AGENTS WANTED.
, Q1INT . JA1.t OR , FL'MALII. WUn'l TO US
lulcl , : We 1\\n 1mclhlnJ oC great Impotan\
lii say 10 9011 ; brunti rww line big In
to lay )01 brnll . lne ; biG money II I :
wri" qUi'k or ) "u may b too late : dO't fnl
10 write tn1ay sure 3uzt scud '
wri. IY , ; j.t aCld our all'len on
l'lalul : S , ( wil sllrlso ) ' (1 : ho quick 0' YOU
gusy lose the opportunity ; $0 a day In ltsur5.
lnler'rl 11'1,1) Co. , del.trtIumt I. AUh'hla ,
.
. _ ! tc. - J-Ii 2.
AGINTS WANTIID , SMALL CAPITA ! . : QUICIC
" all ; big pronls ; I.Q Ill In I.bl'al QICK :
greate.t 1.unle 'D .alh : .mlile II : PatlicU-
bu tree. Eureka I'unlo l. . A 6 St Louis ,
- _ 110 . -"lt' 1 $ .
. &GENTSV.l'TllD. . S : DAILY : NSW IN-
'eoUl'n ; retails . % cents : 2 to G aold In a hou"el
aInido f4t'e . 1"oraties & Makln . , .
5Unl.lo t. . I'\fh & ! Clnllnnat . O.
- _ J- ' ' I 16.
ACSNTSVANT1II ) : I' , JUIAN NT , IAS\
work ; ( alt pay : & pal.nte novelty : send far
circular and you wilt nut L lon ) ' . Com"lon
.t San . . 1i an1 I" WllhlnlO at. . Chlr" J-7 , IL
- -
. STORAGE.
. l'f01Ot FRANK mnlt 1U lAnNI Y ,
' AI-i
llST STOlt0 liVll.S)1Ntl IN OMAhA. U. S.
nUIIn I OIAlA S
IY , bonded \\.h.ulo : hou.uhoM goods etored '
low , r' . lQ1.1015 Lea\'e"worth. storeo'
w - . ED-'O DU ' .
WANTUD. Ol'l'ICR l'AUTJTJON8 ; AlSO 1)118K.
Call :1 $0. lWI - .1. . UI II.M5S AI.O 1.
, ANTI'D ) 16'U : . ! 'UOl'l'Y FOIl CLER
land and c h , i' . D WO d llh and 1OU . & .
N--lit-il
L _ . - - _ _ N-15.U
- POlL SAL'-MISCELI.ANEOUS
ron .U. A NO. 1 2NI HAND SO-IlORStI
Jow.r steel boUer : . U g-.od 1.\10 . .U01SC Adllte.
. / :1"Adllte.
:1"- .
! .I
'
1' , O. fox " 2 Q- - : u
, . . . t . _ , - - . ,
FOR SALE-M1bOELL.NEOUS.
Continued.
WEOMAN PIANOS , nIDFPOnOROAN8. .
WObrl l8 flroe. . 11 So. 1th. Q-9'
SMOKE I0USJ I"OI 1'IPES. IM 1)OUOI.AH. Q-S0 MIS
FIN HAY FOR SALD. 1NQUmE 01' Mne.
IA
Oster . Vlley . Neb. Q-MGOi 2
100 8 CIITCKIIN FSNCII . Wiltil . tmTEn
CICI { Nc.
& cheaper thnn wood. J. J. LedY , t0 - S. 11h
Q-lG:1
FOn SAUl- .
SAt.E
I % 'e.fot atnndlng luk.
I flat top writing desk with e'
1 mllum steel 1 chest cafe and letter press. .
Small hnrn. single hnr " farm wagon fnc
heMin " 10\ ' .
'
Will - lice. exchange above for cows or nF.Mc.IS. horses . t %
1'01 SAI.1I. SIX \\'IE L FClAPlmS. NO. S.
In gel repair : 2 bcvy lumber " 'lons find
"Oe heavy ) 'Ong tul a John Conton South .
Omaha Q-MC IS'
ltAttDWOOl ) ( 'OM IIINATION HOG AND
chicken fcnc rM1NAT10N . Le. 9h anI Inuglaa.
Q- 9i
ShOW CASES 1.01 JUWGLIn , UnUGORT on
cigars : small Iron safe : eheal' : can b seen at
Sherman & McConnell's 151 Doge Q-(4-16' st.
MISOELLANEOU8.
ISAVANA 13'RIICICLI7S. lH DOUGt.A
IA '
- - I- M t
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. Dn. 1 WAntPN , CI.At\'O\ANT. 1111-
liable buslnc.s medium : 7th ) 'ea at In N. :1 ; ( 1\ , ,
TIlE OmATRT CI.AII1VOYANT OF TIlE
age , Madame Itomain . lois returned hy request
anal can be consulted on nil n1Blts ot life. .
Thoee wishing correct advice on bnslneu. 10\ .
marlate , h'nrce. lawsuits. elc can Afeh'
. ' . evil In-
rely on the mulame. : Site removes evi
Iluencee. "unle" CQu"IN and e1U5CS speedY
and liapy marrIage with the one ) 'Otl love.
She Ilp\y , a success where other fail. All
In trouble enl and receive prompt beneilt.
Hours , 9 . to 9. t.eter with clamp answered
Ptompt ) . 3I ! N. mh street . lat S-62-1S.
bL SUAGE , BATHS. ETt
NEWI.Y t"ITTI ) lA'l IAm.OlS : TtJItK-
Ish and electric bathe Cm 1ales and gentle-
men. Maamo howell . 32 South 1lh street . .
Z lor , T-M310-A5.
.tASSAGl3--MADAM1l DElAlD , 12 DODGE
MASSAOEMADAlU .
street . T-M3 * AS'
TURKISH BATHS.
TUtnsn BATlS : ONLY I'J.ACE IN CITY
exclusive tar ladles Suite 10 .10. Bee billg. 99
PERSONAL.
II. 1IAAS. FLORIST. t1.ANTS. COT FLOWERS.
Banquet . . residence ancl grave decorations.
-ISlI _ Vlnlon slrcet Telephone 76. U-O'JS
MASSAGE , ELECTRO TIIIIIIMAL IIATIIS.
ciilropodtaL 1me l'oet 319 S. IGth st.
chiropdist 3191 st.UIll {
U-Ill
TI" IIIILLE IWPEHLY COlSI " . MADE T
order from nleasure. 199 Faram otreel.UIOO
. U-IOO :
SMOKE HOUSl : . I'lNU KEY WeST CIGARS.
U-.SG ll0
VIAVI C. 31G 1 E IILIa. : I : AI.TI BOo'
free ; hOI" lratmcnt lady atendant. U-l0
6 I ELEGANTI.Y FINISIGD CADNCT I'IIOTOS
89 Cents. for 10 days only . lt Cowan's. r'H
Irawa ) ' . Council Bluffs. U-Mill
STECKER'S SMOE hOUSE 104 DOUGLAS.
U-iSG : \
FOH FllST CLASS PIANO TUNING IAV !
Merriam at Wodbridge lime. . 11 So. hIlt .t.
11-160-31
Cults l'On LADIES. 1816 CHICAGO ST.
. U-166-31.
SPANISHI ! IF YOU WISH TO LEARN TO
speak Spanish . address for particulars. lay
C. Cr111111 , . li21 Dodge. 1-15 2.
MONEY TO LOAN-.KtJAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 31R N.Y. LIFE
los at low rates for choice security In Ne-
bka and Iowa farms or Omaha city o"e.ly .
\\-101
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIS LOANED ON
or bought. 1' O. Chesne ) . Kalsas Cily. Mo.
\\-102
MONEY TO LOAN ON JMlnOVI D OMAHA
10NEY
real estate lrenn . Lve , & Co" , Paxton W-I03 .1k. (
11NEY TO LAN AT LOWEST HATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 15 : Fnnm eL W-l04
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD J.OANS.
J. W. Squire . lOS Dee bldg. W-l05
CITY LOANS. C. A STAHR G15 N. Y. W-IOG LIFE.
MONEY TO LOAM ON 111I0VED OMAHA
prperty , Fidelity Trust compan 10 I.'aram.
W-I08
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UN1M1nOVED CITY
properly 1' . " . J'J'nam Smih & Co. . 1320 , I'atnain.
V-I09
MONEY TO LAN ON OIAHA REAL STATE
at G per cent. \V. D. ) llkle , let Nat 13k. bldg.
W-h10
\-10
CITY LOANS. $ rO.O TO 5.WO AT LOWEST
rtes Powel & Potter . 1t floor. N. Y. W-l1 L. bldg.
JNVESTORS ' DIRECTORY CO. . II WALL BT"
N. Y. compile and sell names ot bona flue
. f
ea.ler Im'r.tors who have money t Innsl.
Full particulars upon requesl. \\-M9i61126.
MOtE TO LUA ELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FUtNITunE , PIANOS
liaise , . . wagons . etc. . at lowest rates I city ;
no removal oC goods : strictly confidential : you
IDounl can "a ) the loan ol l any time atin any
at.O1.IAIIA MOHTGAGn LOAN CO. .
20 80 16th SI.
X-115
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
FUlNI.
lure pianos horses wagons , or any kind of
chattel seurly at lowest possible rates which
you can pay h"cle at any time nnc In any
Imount l'IlEI.IY LOAN GUARANTEE CO" .
Room 4. 1VHhnel bloclt. X-13
.1. D. hADDOCK ROOM 42. nA1GE l.OCI\ X-li
MONEY TO LAN ON I"UnN1TURE AND
ploO Fred Terry , (30 Hmge block X-HZ '
-BUBUf.SS ± ,
DO YOU \ ANT A 110NEY MAKIm 1 TIm
Edison ICncloo"e ( eght machines ) . IDOl In
$ S.O In lees titan th.ee monlhs. 1.01 terms
address Edison Klneloaco"e Co. , 101 So. 16th
st. . Omaha Neb. Y-M617
CUDAN I'HECKI.ES. BEST IN ' 'HEOm.D. .
Y-S6J.tll
GIINERAL MI nCIANDSE S''CK - AU-
praise value $2,501-for sale 1 receiver at
once , Addreas A. J. McConougleg. , receiver .
AuruIn . Neb.
Aurm. ' - -
FOR - SALE - Oil RENT : ; SALOON ANFlX- -
lul's new beer hou.o In Odelt. Addree . F. J.
- ' l'rtixaw . Odeli . Neb. Y-M5H 21. $
MEAT JIAmn : CI AP. CLOSE IN GOOD
l'aIU. for eilin. J. 11. Sherwood. 4h N. 'V ,
I.ICe Y-5S& 1 $ .
58.0.0 WILL nUY ONE 01' TIlE mST : ES.
tlhlahl sanitariums . with all the latest 1m. ,
pr\"nlflls In electricity electro , Turkish .
vapor and water baths . with the largest cash
IllcR l.dlco In thla city : a IIllndll chance
tor a ' "UI'lo ' "hralclans. bIuccialiet. or mal ulII
wife : 1''USo for selling. going Into \ \ hol.ale
mlnuCnelul'lng business : will gl\o n month
trial It 'quesled. Address Houatn Ellclro
Galvanic sanitarIum , Iiouaton. 'rex. . Klan
bnhlding. ' -ilG Al&
I6XSCELLFINT BUSINESS Oll'NINO IN
country town for energetic , man will , $ ,0O0 or
"nlfn'UD mwlh : .0
$ .0 caphial. Ion'I unawlr unless rou have
the capital nod men bUBln < _ U. ( I. McGee .
Council Ifluile. Y-M696 19
FOR EXOHANGE
WANTI D-A 10mm IN I'XllANG : : VOlt
piano 01' organ. A. Iloepe Jr" JIS ) FOI
.lr-AU
WANTI-A 1l'YCI , . IN ' 'HAD FOR A
I.lano or organ . A 10011 .Jr. . 113 1)auglae.
.
Z-tl52l.-19
T SWAt. NEW STOCK OF CHNlHAL 1ml
ohAndll' : invoice I..Q.O ; muSt have pail
cash : w\uld lko balance In horses or cattle.
Address J. 1. Bishop , Ocirleha B. U. catte.
U.Z lc7 U.
FOR 8AL OR TRADE A 15.000610 STOCK OF
general merchandise tar ( 'osllr Nebraska or
western Iowa farm. or Omaha or South Omaha
properly. Addr"l } 18. Onlhu IJee.
Ul.ZM54
ZM54
WANT TO THAD COUNCIL IILdJF'l'S
city real estate fur a stock ot clothing and
.ho" . Address J. I' . Eml" . A\'o. Is.
IaZJl08
Volt Tlt1F.SOMI GU Ol I' : nUKINISS on
1..hleno property for Ilock of general mer
( hfndls or beta and shoes. Addrea U. B.
Curite 19 So . unIon ave. , l'ueblo. C < o.
. '
Z-MtG. :
r.r.O STOCK GOODS FOIl . Slx.nOM UIT-
taae \V . A. SI'cee 16H 1.\10. Z-Mi 1
WIL1 TRADE CLEAl LANU VOlt GOOD IIN.
cumbr rental city propurty. No third class
or unlllrc\ ' ' properly considered. S. Ie
lumlhl" ) ' . ' New York Life. r.
Lfe.ZMU .
- - - - -
FOR SALE-REAL E8TAT.
'fUlE1 MONEY IN JT : 58 ACltE8 TUE
finest a jollnc olr gloss to DeW Fllmwoud
cu tmwd
park , \ \ 'eaL Omaha : owner Jonreldenj must
sell : call for price , Ul kl a N. Y' . Life
11di 1& 11'
FOR BALE-REAL ESTATE.
Ontnue
- .
A nOllE FOIl TOUR . WtFR.
A I'IIIWECD I.1TLD OE L
MODERN . SlxnOOM COTAGe ,
JUST DIG FINIShED.
FIST CLASS NEOlUOnUOOD ,
WITlN WALIN DISTANCE OF BUSINESS
CLOSE TO CAn LINE :
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL
WILL TAIm CIEAt : AS PART OF FIST
I'AYML'NT.
FIDELITY TRUST CO. ,
'
-
10L AGENTS . ,
170 FAINAM ST.
-
_ nE-639 n
L'XCIIANGIiS : AND SAI.ES : CITY I'IlOPEItTY ,
farms . merhandise Garll hiros. . t101l1TY .
IE11
FARM LANDS C. l' . lAnUSO : m N. Y. L.
-I0-A.
troll SALE . on t XCHANO WELL 1M.
proved Catl In NobleB count ) . . Minn. : also
one In Cedar county . Neb. Will lake In payment -
mont general merchandise . halI\sre. ur will
1
take ho.e nt theIr \'alue. 1'01 I.Rrtcula
correspond with I L Bimick Inrt/lon.
Neb. lti-1.i3l5 2
PAlM VOlt SAL1I : I CAN Ol.'lm FOIl A
limited time . . anti at an alt.ct\'e prlre .
choice Impr\"t 40'nce tarzn located II Sa".y
county. NehrsltA near La 1IIle station nnrl
the new fort : this Is strictly second bench
land , nail , the Improvements \ are ot . n01,1
order : $ .2.0 cash will bur the equity In this
fern ; no trades considered . \\'al"r G. ClatIc
1:1 tatnry at. . Omaha . Neb. IEM3IS uS
lt.\IIGAINI4. HAL OIl TnAI IN CITY PH " - .
erles and Crls Jno. N. I.'I'nzl opp. 1' . o. i
Im- SI
lINI GAIUmN t.ANl. G 1m , ItS FIOM 1' . O ,
$100 pcr acre. 940 N. Y. 1. bldg. 1(16-162
AIJSTRACTS. TIlE HYHON ImED ( 'Oithh'AI4V. RE-Ill
flAltflAlNS . 110118115 LOTS AND FAI11.1S :
sale or trade. I' K. 1)arling. Barker blode.
. HI18
1'\ln A LOOK AT SIX.ROOM ItCK 11011811.
full lot on West side of 38th nv nue. half block
Mulh ot La\nworlh ; irlce . fl.60.0 ( ; terB
very els ) "
Or IHuom hi-story hou"e. 3.1 N. 2M atre't .
half block south ot Mandet" : prIce. $ l.iOO.tO.
no cash , . balance U5 per month without in-
tercet.
le"t.
Or e"me to tiuc office and get prices ot elegant
htonies , 53.060,00 nnll up.
Or l.ui' "outhw."t , corner blat anti Faruam . trot ,
lag on 3 streets : price $ : .20.0.
southwest corner 31h anl howard 132 feel ;
Iqunre : ! tlee , 52.400.00.
\\'e can mae "rces that wi nstnlsh ) 'ou. Ito-
memher we never oler anything hut genuIne
Inol' . . n. E. Cole Co. . 10 N 151h.
Itil-M682 20
TWO DEAUTFl'l.l.Y SHAmn 50XIS FEET
lots on one ot ( . 10"t "cnulfll streets In
Omaha nt $ r..O each ; onehnlt coal , . .alanco
al 6 per cent. H. E. Cole Co. . lO ( N. 1.th.
ll'IG82 :0
WANTED . FARM lOH CASH.
\\onled. $0.00 place for cosb.
, Wonted frI ) place near the park
Wanted nQO place for cash.
' \anlel. 10 acres for cash
Wanted . farm for merchanuhise. ,
'anled. lanscom Place house for farm.
Wanted . farm near Omahl for cash
Wanted . large farm ; part ttade.
'Vante. to loan out $10.0.
, Wanted t borrw $4,0.
Wanted. residence fo aCleage
" 'anted , farm for IOlh at. . . "ro"erl
" 'ant.d. business property for cash and 101s.
C. I' IIATUtISON . till N. Y. Life.
Im-C15 16'
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE 480 ACRES I
Dixon -county . Nebraska : "el Improved. CaD
move rIght In. Sold Inst JUDe at $2 per . acre :
will sell this week at $1.r. per acre. .Uome
wi Georgia avenue for western land and cash
Orgn cash near . pal for place down .
town. Home on Thltt.nrst for vacant plop-
erty and cash. Home In KOlntze Ilac for
small cottage. Vacant lots for sale nt 01"
third old prlc"s. Davenport & \Vatmmn , 22
N. 2' . Lie bldg. HEl6 . 5-19
BICYCLES ,
M. O. DAXON & 2 N. 16H. 19
VICTOR DCYCI.I S. TIE FINEST OF ALL
V1COn . Omaha Dcclo Co. . 32 N 161h slreot. lid
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STERLING DICYCLES BUILT LIKE A
walch. \\'est.r Electrical Supply C.,42 S. 11th 831
A. L. DEANE 8 CO. . WHOLESALE AND 1111-
tail bicycles . illS Faam atret 121.
WILL DARNUM & I3RO. . 120 N. . 15H HTUEET :
only riding school In the clt ) , 122
"COLUMDIA" IS9 : . FINEST I XAMlLI OF
light and high grade bicycle construction. Wm.
L'le Dlcleey & Co. . H03 Douglas at. . agents.
nen'l
UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS
SWANHON VALIEN 1.01 CUIUNG , TEL. lOG .
931-
H. K. IItYRICET . FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer 161S ChIcago sl. . telephone 0) . 983
M. O. MAUL . UNDERTAKI AND EMBALMer .
er . 141 I'aram sl. . lelel.bone 221. 821
C. W. BAKF.It UNDERTAKER . G13 S. 16H ST.
9SG
BUILDING &LOAN AS60CIATION.
now TO GET A 1102116 CIt SECI'RE GOOD
nOIE 01 SECIHg
Interest on s.nlng. . Apply 10 Ollho L. & B.
Aas'n. 170& lee bldg. a. 'Y. NaUtner , Sec. 9S7
.SIIAIUIS IN MUTUAL L. & D. ASS'N PAY
6. 1. 8 per cent when I. 2 , 3 years old alwaye
eemable. 104 l'arnam st. . Naltnger , Sec.
SS8
EMLOYMEN' OFFIOE.
CANADAN EMPLOYMENT UUtAU thE-
nllVld to 12 % Douglas ; male and female help.
MSO AU
HOTELS
HOTEL lAl\El 13TH .ND JONES STS.
15 rooms lt * .M " "I day.
ro rooms at $ .0 per do ) ' .
SpecIal rates to commercIal Imvelers. Hoom
and board by week or monlh. Frank liliditch .
manager 9s
AETNA hOUSE mUnOIEAN ( ) , N. W. con.
13th and Dodge. 100ms by day or w"ck 990
MATHEMATHIOAL INSTRUMENTS
ALVA J. GROVER , ENGINEERS' AND Alt-
chlect. supplies. 318 S. 151h street . Omaha
Mld9 $
SHORTHAND AND . TYPE WRITING.
VAN BANTS SChOOL OF ShORT . HAND. N.
Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for cIrcular . 13
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL L'NG1NIIIIRS AND CONTRAC.
tors for 'Ieclrlo light anti motor I1anta and all '
1Inda of electrical construction . Western Else.
trleal Supply Co. , tI and itO S. 1&lb st. 1(83 (
CARPENTERS AND ) UILDERB
C. E. 111mn.L , l'AlEU HANONG , HOUSE
sign lnDtl. brick \ork , ) , la.lnl ; off . n. L
hacker ( tIlt. ; tel 15 ; shoJI 221 Izot ; tel. In & 08 I I
OONTRACrORS
UICI WOII ; SIEWAJ.KB. CELLAR
lor , elc 101 S. 161h street 'J'el. 40. A. lCiewit .
8.1603-All
M&.AI :
MEDICAL.
IOYI'hllLIS TItIIA'tED ; NO CUIIFI.N0 I'AY :
cases on payment ; con.ulllon free : K 10 10 a ,
a , . , 110 3 , 1 to 1 p. m. . :10 Cumlng t. Omaba.
1IJ2.M20.
PROFE 5ION AL.
Dn. A. $1111'MAN. Colt . WIll & ChICAGO.
. AS Au'
Muslo A1' AND LANGUAGE
-
c. F. GEI.INIGCK. UANJOST- AND GUITAR
teacher , 191 Case at , 1U
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED AUtl0nS JESlLVCnEP , 71 N. 16.
In
.
DENTAL COLLEGE
OMA1A COLLEGE DENTAL SUIIUIIIIY. l"lttlC
P1
lnlrma ) : denU.lry at cost . 16th & Clp. are.
J13
DRESUMARLNG .
DIESMAKINQ IN l'AMILIS. 43C GRANT U6'31. st.
.
, . d.
C01L.
D. T. MOUNT hAil Itt6MOV1D ISIS CAt
oGleS to 2 S. 16th .1" Drown bok , US
I
I )
rmlG lFDIClm ; StiIjDAN. IIEST WTo
ening 000ll ! ant ' $ l.SO iqrpp , $1.tQl 2.008 for
Ir t
a ton delivered. llgi , " " , , m t'O 127
t3TOVEiiAiRS
STOVE Rr.t'AIItS FOt.8,000 : DlrrnRNT
nrp.ms '
mnk s of & 0\ ' wat'r"taelmenta anti cnn.
nrclons n .pecla I' If. ' 01cDaugln at . Omnhn
Stove _ ItepstrukS. . " ' (5 99
- CESSPOOL 'CLEANER.
C1l8SI'OOLiO CLICANII.D. ANT1.MONOPOLY
CISSlOOI CI.LN ONOtOLY
prices. Join Nelson.4l'ti. , ' 14th. Tel 1198.11. hiTS.
DENTISTS.
1)11. PAUL. DGNTIST , 220 Bl'nT ST. IU
: 'E r
Lawyers and solicitors . SUES & Co. . Boo
nultll , O 1AIA. Neb. AI1'Iro _ IrUl :
RAIL \ A Y TlnlE ! } \ CARD
t.\ , iiUIll.INGTON A MO. llIVlliLJArrives
t.IUI.INlTON lO. '
\IUI.INlTON \ n1'
.2thlaUnichi ! ! _ Dr1ol , hIlls & Mn"on RIB. Omaha
: . . . . . . . ) \ " "llr. . . . . . . . . . 9:4ur :
4:35pm. : Wk. hula. Mont. & l'uget hInd Ex 4:19pm :
< :31. : . . . . 11a . .Iem'er 10nt I "lt'9. lu"ct . . . . . . < :1011 : :11"0
6:15pmNebrskl : ; Leai ( excpt Sunday ) . 7 : fpm
e"c'll
Shlatn..1.lncoIn : . 1.'al ( except Stitiulay ) . .11Bgiii :
Fllla.I4r
2t.pm. : ' . Fast Stall ( fur . LIncoln ) Hal ) . . .
1eaei'tCu11CAGOThU1ll,1NGTON - Q. Arrives
OmnhnjUnlcl 1)eput 10th & Station Q./ / Omaha
4:21pni..Ciirago ; : I \ 'estil.uhe. . . . . . ; . . . fam :
\'esllule
9lAtm..Chicago : Ilaprt'ss. : ; 4:11pm : .
7lOpm.Chticago . and St. I.ul. 16pirss. . : " "UI
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htISan.acific . . . Junction Local. . . . . 6:10pm
IS5nm..lac . . . : : _ . _ _ .l'lt : : l. 1ca. . . . . . . . 2:4)Ir : , ,
1..avl' CH1COO , lilt. . & BT : 1'AL'I.4Ai'rives
OmahaUnic.u 1"I'ot. IOlh & Meson Sta. ( Omaha
6:00pm..Chicago : I.iiiiit1. : . . . . , . 9:3i :
! 1.lnl.
11:10am. .Cblcgo Express ( . SIlo. ) . . . 6:0"m :
Leaves . ChICAGO . ' NOItTIIWIIST'N . Arrive.
Ornl" \ Union D."ol. 10lh & Mason Sin. / Omaha
hl1E'sin . . . . : . - . . : .Tlasteru 11'q.res . . . . . . . . . . . . ; : l37pin
4 : Odpni..e9thbuic'th "lr , : . 9:40,11 : PI ,
G : Olm.'eqtbul , . . . . :1" Yaley t Local..10:30pm
l:431.nl : . - . . . OnahaChtcngoSpeclal. . . . 2Ipl : , ,
I.eae9ellCAG I , n. i , & IACl'l.rrll <
_ UmnhnjUnlen 1)epot 10lh & lnMn HIs. ' _ Omaha
EAST.
11:00m. : .Ahiantie Ilxpreae ( ex , StInnhay ) . . 0:0111 : , , ,
lo.ln 6:2Im. : . .Allnnle . . . . . .NI.ht xpr. Express. Sln . . . . . . . . t:0Spm : :
4 : ? I'm. . .Chlcag. VeatituleJ I.lmll" . , . 1 : Ollm
1:3VI.Okluhom. : ' IlL _ ( , C. u. cx Sun.l : I'1
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& ( ; : hlam.Oldnhona & Texas Gx ( ex. Sun. .1lIOpm
' :1011. : . . . . .C lomdp LIzisIted. . . . 8un.1:311m . . , O' !
I.cnves I-C I ; : RT. I' , - SI. - & - 0. : - - - .trriv
Omnha Depot : and Webster Sts. Omaha
1 : Ilam..Nebraska I'a"mg , ; ; ( , liiUi)771 ) : IJlm
4:30pm. : .Sloux CIty Express ( px. Sun.1il3am . :
GIOpl. . . . . , Ciy . 1011 "pless Llml ( > . 8uu..1lm . . . . .l0:3 : .
I.ra-/-p : t- & VALL11ST'Arrit'cs _
Omaha / ) Depot. 15th and : \\cllsIN , Sls. _ Omaha
2:10pm..1ast : Mal and Express. . . . . 4ip : l'
2:10pm.ex. Sal ) W'O. Ex ( ex. 1tIom. ) . . 4X.pnt
:
)0. ' 'II
: Oam..NorColk Express ( ex. Sunday ) . .iO:33et : , ,
: . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , .
& :1011. : . . .St. Paul Eipce . . . .10lljtn :
Leaves - - K. C. S' J. & C' . n. - - Arris'ea
I
Omaha Unirn Depot , 10th & : la"n Sis. . , Oniahta
9:50am..ICaisa3 : Cihy - 1)03' ExI.ets. , . . . . 6:10pm : ]
9:45pl : .E. C. _ Nlshl1 _ _ x. 'Iu . U. ! ' . _ Trans. _ 6 : : ) , lm ,
Leaves I SOI'UI PACIFIC. $ Arrives
Omaha \ Depot ! : lh and 'ehsIN HIs. ( Omaha
fOlo : . . . . . : - . : : Louts , - Idtpress. - . . . . . . , . 6OIal :
: m- . . . . Louis ) ci.resa. . . . . . . GOSpm :
5ilpmn. : . . . . , .Ir. ' . . I'x. SUU , ) . : Odm )
: :
Leaves . SIUX CITY & IACI'IC Arrives
Omaha I Dopot. 15th ant , Wcbster , Sls. Omaha
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
: pm.:7. : : . .sLra4I 1 i\nlc . : : .10 hamn
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L..avesShOtTX CITY , & ,1'ACI'1 ] Arriva
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13I I _ Union 1e"ol. 10lh & Mason StS.I : Omaha
. . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . .
6:51am..Sioux . . CIhJ .L'assenger..10:21pm
G:551. tJ. .IO:3pm
1pm. . . . . .St. Paul Lhitiled. . . . . . : . ' 2:3pl :
Leaves Omaha \ I Unl ' - .Dol. UN1O'I1XtjViC. _ & Mason Shs / IA1' Omaha : -
10 : ( ! m. . . . . . . .Keane ) . , . 5Xl.res.s. . . . . . . . . . 3t5pm
2:0pm. : . . , . . .O\.erl'd l"lt , . . . . . . 5:3I.m : .
2OOpm.Iiea'tce & ) ) ' ,1\.er. ( ex. Sun ) . 8npm :
2:0pm. : . . . . ; . . ' Slrom"'lrj " . . . . . . .10 :5nm :
3:15pm. : . . . . . .Pactl . . JIUI. . . . . . . . . 4 :1011 :
Leaves I ; WADARUI RAILWAY.I - A ri'ives
OmahalUnl Depot Wthr& Mon Sts.l Omaha
3 : : 1m. . . .St LouIs Ca \ . i n l : : : : : l:3p
SOLDIER EIGHT"-THREE YEARB ,
' ' .
1' l '
Michael loore las : Served That LOOt In
the United Stlt08 . \ r1" ,
Eighty-three years a soldier ! "ThIs may
be said of Michael Moore , whose name ap-
pears on Ute Army Register. where It has
been carrIed since April . 181 . when he en-
listed as a musician from New York. He
says that he Is the oldest living officer of the
United States army and there are probably
not many older In any of the world's armies.
le wan born In New York on July 4.
180. and Inherited a love for a military
life from his fattier , Jacob Moore , who was
a soldier In the revolutionary army and saw
active servIce at Trenton , says the Now York
Tribune , With 1m older brothers Michael ran
away from home when he was 12 years old .
and enlisted as a drummer In Captain John
Sproull's company of the Thirteenth regi-
ment. United States Infantry or which
Colonel Peter D. SChuyler was the com-
niander and which was stationed at the
time at Greenbush. opposite Albany.
He took pat with his regiment In the
campaign on the Canadian frontier , and Is
Mill fond of telling about the battles of
Queenston Stony Creek and Fort George In
which be took part. A fe\'ere wound received -
ceived at Limo battle of Fort George bas left
a scar al lila ai'hii. His regiment was part
of General Wlllcluaon'a { command which went
down the Sl Lawrence to attack Monlreal.
After spending a winter at French Mills ,
his regiment was ordered to Sackelt's Harbor .
under General Izzard and later on It waS
consolidated wib the Fifth infantry and was
sent 10 Detroit. Mid , . Which was then one
of the extreme westeri posts. While at Detroit .
lrolt Moore's time expired and he
was tjIsciiarg2 In Mi ) ' . 1817. but
re-enlisted at enc In company A
of tim Second Infantr ' , them company -
pany A of time Second Infanlry. then com-
manded by Colonel Hugh Brady , From I then
until January , 18G9. III served continually
as I musician and was with his regiment
at Saul Ste. Marie and toole part In the
Lake Superior expedition In 1826 under Governor -
ernor Cass , which resulted In I treaty with
the Indians .
He took IJrt In the mack hawk war and
In the Seminole Indian war In l'lorlla. and
was stationed at Fort King Fla. . when
he received his discharge because of ox-
llralon ot his Ume of tnlce , In 1810. But
In 1841 lIe was still werlng the unIform at
Bedlow's Island ltlon , and he remained In
time service at rtrullng stations till Jautlary.
ISG9. when he was commissioned , as second
leutenant In time Ninth United Stales 1-
fantry lie was placed upon the retired list
by r6rn of "dl : blly frDm old age" December -
comber 15 . 1870 , and bits Ih'e since then
with hIs wife , two daughters Dnd son at 20
Seventh avenue Brooklyn Three other cliii-
dren daughlers , srel , irmarried. One Is the
\flfe of Dr David lob4rt5on . of Oovernor's
hland.
J I
Lieutenant Moore Wa , always an active
and healthy man until 'a1out four ) 'eaj ago ,
WhU a severe attcl , grip left him In a
enfeebled condition. ' n"fel " : since then and
fracture his hip . and.ha been compelled
10 remain at 3molne.i ' Ills mental faculties
are unlmpalre- and ! lm \ 'keepms formed on
maters of I/ublc 10r .
During the troley : lrlke he has been
anxlouB to h a all the I WS. and he watched
the sluatol with an nthuslasm strangely
out of IceEplng with' ? 1&oears.
The war between jl and China Is also
a favorite theme . wlb hir , and one In which
he manlfeols great I tnterut Lieutenant
Moore and his wlfe.1 wfj' ; Is ale well pre.
served . celebrated 'heir' ' gold D wedding six
years ago .
.
filh I nlls of TlonrIr ,
Cupid Is the only genuine optimist.
God makes "I:1lc1er. : and man makes repu-
taUon.
I living Isn't . e\'er hell man who earns nn lion.
A woman lay deceive \\'omen In small
things , , but never for long in great ones.
A woman's "cohumnon Iense" 18 not located
In her heart
What are our faults w some , are our ir-
tues to others. Vlr-j
Marriage doubles the capacity for bapp ( I
nems. ness , without al\'I's doublng tihappl. - I
ner.I Is easy to' le happy In other peOIJle's
haPlllness when we are feeling pretty good
ourselves.
Detroit Free Press : I Is really pathetic
to hear an old bachelor say that he Is perfectly .
feUr hll'PY. and try 10 pr9ye , I.
.
SPlllAT1ON S.
fly AntImony hope .
( ( opTIRhlCI. )
I had been telling Ihlllp March exactly
how . matters stool : between Cousin 1.10 anlt
myself. . a
"It's really n little awkward , ) 'ou knows"
I ended , smiing ,
"Awkward , " said l'hflhlppa , who bad us-
tened 10 te quito gr\cl : ) ' , "A wkwnrd , Mr
V81sltnrt 1 I call It dl g8Ing , " And her
cleat blue eyes la81 , ( scorn .
Now 1 m'sel did 10t consider It exactly
dl gstlg , so 1 said nothing more than :
"lehnps ) I oughln't to have mentioned It
to you. But II seemed amusing In n way. o
course it's 1 seuel "
" \el. 1 suppose you wouldn't like I
knowti " observed Phiippa with tneanimig.
1 sat smoothing , I ) hat and smiling.
"What are you smiling at ? " she asked
sharp ! . "Oh , 1 wonder how you amt people
like you ( by which she meant Cousin Flo 1 )
"can lakl a jest ot It as ) ' 01 do ! " And she
began to walk till and down ,
"A jest ot what , Miss Mnrch ? "
"Wh ) ' . of-of-of love and so on . ! r. Van-
slUart
"Oh ! ot 10\11" Mil I. meditatively . as I
deposited my hat 01 the table
"That's serious surely , I tn'lhlnJ In the
world Is1 And you make fun of It alil"
" \el , Il makes 1 fool of me " I l1ade1.
Ihllppa gave me a look and , walced about ,
"You'r quite right , " Mid I. "It's-it's Un-
cOlmon bad form. I shall tell Fie thal- "
"You were just as bad 'ourself-worse "
" \h ) ' worsoY" ,
"You were the man. 101 btgun It , You
encouraged her " _
Flo 1 does not , give the Impression of needing
encouragement , but 1 let that pass. In fact . I
was much interested In I'hililppa's opinion.
"You're right " I said aglin. "It 15 a
serIous . timhmig. "
"It's a hol ! ' timing " said Phlippa from the
mlddlo Of the room.
"It Is , " I agreed . meetng hr earnest gaze .
"
"With the right person It Is ; with the
\\'rong- . . "
.I.s a desecration . " Interrupted Phiiiippa.
" 11 eo glad l'In IIId with 'Ol about I.
lIR March. Yon take such a joll3'--l mean
stick I splendid 'Iew or It. ' 01 leynle the
wJlole liming 50. And I rose aIl joined Phil-
Ippa. who was now slandlng C ! the . Phl-
rug . whlr' the enn caught her hair through
th " drawing window.
li" . room \lndow.
"harp you read this ? " asked
"la\.e asled Phmihhl1ipa . sud-
tEn ! , taking three volumes from the nmantle-
piece. "It's simply magnifcent . " mante-
"Ldon't think I hav . What Is It ? "
'Incomnprelmetsa . " answered Phlippa I , "By
the author of 'Too Many by Half , ' you
ko'ht'8 ,
" ' \'ht'8 It about ? "
"A b1rl , ' said Ph 11111. with kindling
.
eye "who gave her whole life to-hut what's
the use of talking about It to ) 'ou7 You're
laughing again. "
"UpOI my honor I just screwed up 1) '
mouth becausc-becaus of the sun , you
Imow ' '
"Ga , 1 her whole life to saving a man not
In the least worthy of her , "
"What a III ) ' ! " said I. , tr'ln to say the
rIght thing
"A pity ! It's just thai thal's so splen-
dill. "
"Oh . yes of course-In one point of "Iew.
Yes It would be Miss March , . "
"And he never understood herl" !
"Liked some one else. did he ? "
"Oh . no. Ho loved her-t
"Come he had some good- "
"In his way : ' ended Ihlllpa , with meas-
ureless disdain. "That made I worse. "
I began to feel uncomfortable ; yet I had '
another feeling. Phllppa Is wonllerftly
striking ful. when she looks haughty and acorn- :
ful."r
"r shall read it . " said r. "It's a tine idea
Pity things hike that don't happen In real
' ! e ! In real life nobody trIes 10 help a
fellow. "
felow .
I lhlnl I achieved some pathos In this re-
mark upon . , me. for Phlippa turned a softened glance
'Ho's just ailowed . " I continued . "to go
on'maklng an-maldni aU lorIs of blunders ,
1 mnean-and nobody cares enough to do
anything "
'It's vcry , bard to help soce people , "
said Phlllpa sadly.
"Dut what's-her-name- "
"Incomprehensa . Mr. Yansltart . "
"Yes. Thanlcs. Incomprehcnsa tried all
the same "
"Yes , she did , " said Phllpla , and a plle :
followed. ,
"But a book's one thing and life's an-
other " I observed bHterl ) . ,
"It oughtn't , t be : ' mid Pitillippa . In 1
low voice , and she looked away toward the
window. . "I don't think It would be with-
wll ever.body. "
"A fellow feels don't you know , Miss
March . that he would bo better Ir anybody
took any interest In him . y 'ou Icmiow-I lean
&enslbly-not all for a lark , as 110 does "
"She's not "cry serious ] merself . 15 she ? "
asked Philhippa . with a slight patent smile.
"That's the worst ot It : ' said 1 "So of
course , shts no use . I often feel that It I
had someone to-wel. at any rate , to talk
to about such thlngs- "
"What timings , Mr. VansIUart ? "
"Oh wel-h. well-Come , you know what
I mean Sties March , "
And Phllppa said , softly :
"Yes I think I do , Mr. Yansillart , "
"U , " I resumed "I Ilght come and talk
, "
to you sometimes-
"i-I'nt often at home , " murmured Phil-
hippo. ,
"And hear what you thminkmmbout I. you
opinion leow ; , " and see ) our-I mean . hear your
"u you really Ihlnk It would be an- "
"Oh , I would-no end 1 assure you , Miss
March. 1 would make md a different fellow
-upon m ) word It would. I would elevate
me Im sure It would elevate mo lt ! any-
thing. "
Phllppa blushed-mabe only because I
was Implying I complment to her moral
Imorthi I contInued to regard her with admiring -
miring CfL
1)1
"It would malce me very happy I I thought
- " sle said. '
"And-and. 1Isi March : . " I interrupted .
encouraged by her tone "perhaps you might
tint ! there " was /011 goO In a chap after all .
and-
and"I'm sure 1 ahould Mr. Vansltart . "
"And then perhaps sOle day you might
come to care for- "
I had got thus far ( and ater all , It was
mort of the way ) when Phllppa sUddenly
drew back . and , Ilfhlng a One color asked I
In grand Indlvnston :
"Have you forgotten your cousin Mr. Van
sit tart 7"
I was ( xacty what I hind done , 1 had
clean forgotten lie
"You must have I think . . " 'sho went cii .
"or you would hardly venture to hint to
lao- "
lao"Look here , Miss March " I broke In . "It's
all nOlsens about IClO , you kbios' , She ,
doesn't half mean It and . I don'I- " '
"I understood that you had asked- "
"Well . so I did , " 1 admitted In desperation .
"I say . l'hihiippa-I mean , Miss March-if I
can square It wlthm- "
"U you can what ? "
"it I can honorably- "
"Not another vord . please , Mr. VanEltart !
How can 1 listen \'lle your cousln-1" She
hrolle Off . turning away . But 1 100le a step
after her
"It my cousin were not- " I began , In low
ptrsuaslvo tones
"Nol another word please " , '
anotler . , whispered
l'hllppa ,
" 'lerI It II" ! I cried , tragically . " 1'1 left
to myueif . You won't hold out . a finger to
Ie ! "
Phippa did not do what I suggested In a
literal sense . but she allowed me to see her
profile Instead of . the hack of her head
: " 1leaso go away 10W. " aid Ihi
i " ' " " "
1'1 go , said r. "If-
"No no , ; go please !
"It you'l say . one word to me ! "
"Ono word ? " I just heard from Phllppa ,
lS I leant lY head forward to catch I.
"Yes one word. Then 1 shall have slrfngtb
to-to lackie-I-mean w go lIke an honest
man to Fie , and-and do It. you kow . "
Therl war a paul. I 1100 epectant , At
last ! I'bllppa IIJoke ,
"I never thought of this , " she said .
"Of course , you didn't , " said I. As a mat-
ter of fact , 1 had not thought of I msel.
"I do think there's sOle Iw In ou-a
little , ' '
"Ab , you'ro to ! "
"Just a little , which under good Influ-
enees- "
"Yours would bo angelic ! "
"hush hush ! "
"Say one word , " 1 Implored .
And 1'.llvpa. her prollie-wlticb I A mot
admirable one-Itl pruent to me , spoke
the one word I asked ,
"lerh8Is' said Ptihilppa.
I . gave a cry of joy ' ,
'Now K. " added Ihllpll !
As a gentleman t was bund to go. 1 took
my hat and walked straight to the door a
EmUI ot radiant happiness on my face. Just
l I reached I Ihlippa spoke agin ,
"Mr. Vanslttarth"
"Ye8 , "
"You-you'l SI your cousin steen ' "
Somehow 1 felt loll rSllant , My smile
\nlshed.
' 'Gootihy , " said Ihllppa ,
"Goodby . " said I , anti 1 opnCt the iloor
"Shah you see her tonight " asked Phihhippa.
I paused a moment ; Ihen ( I said . "Il tn' , "
and shut the door
I went down stars whlsling sor1' . Then
I lit a cigarette , I wanted it. Aud I /M. AS
I walked awn :
" 1olll r It Im In a tight : place "
Petit eeemd polble that I was. SO I
took the night to think It o\er ,
.
IrlnreUR hail u Ihlllr.t Arm.
Nervousness lisa lS man ) ' queer symptoms ,
limit whale\er these may be , the ) ' one and al
deplrt In consequcnc ot the soolhll . invigorating -
orating Innucncc of llostetter's ' Stomach 11 ,
ters , which tones the 1)'slem Ihrouh the
medlul of thorough Ilgeston amt amsiimui-
lation. Tremulous nerves soon acquire steadl.
nus by Its use. It 11romotos sleep amt ap'
petite . all fortifies the sslem a"\lnst this-
ease Malaria . constipation , rheumatism 11\1
kidney trubles are relieved . by It ,
OUSSI' 'WUT I.0J' , : . . .
A novelty In blouses 11 made double-
breasted mid fastened with buttons wel over
on the left shoulJer , tal.erlng oft toward the
waist , where It Is gllherl full Into a belt .
A tur.o\.er collar completes the neck . This
style of collar . hmovever Is not the ec1lsh'e
peculiarity of the blouse waist , for It I seen
on dresses as vell.
wel.
The box.pleatCI Norfolk jaelet reappear
Imong costumes and toilets for sllrllg and
summer wear. I forms A part of utility
gowns of tweed , cheviot shepherd's chieck
elc. , ns well as the waist pori Ion or dainty
toilets of taffeta . fancy inmrah . mule , striped
and dotted satin . crpn cloth . and a host of
hut weather textiles.
Rumor says that the inspiration of the new
modes for spring comes from the period of
henry IV. . when elegance or material .
sumlltuous coloring , Immense ruffs and high
Medic collars \ere the prevailing elemenls
of dress. One or two iustratons of the
styles which threaten us may serve to de-
i te : mine the advantages of those we have.
I appears to be the very .oung and the
very old only who wear bonnets just now
granting with the former t mass of fluffy
hair above the foreimoad and a very simple
but lrrenchy bonnet 10 crown this aureole.
Middle aged women select hats of plain shmape .
wih good sized practical looking brims , In
lieu of the so-aled bonnet which Is of no
real Protection to either eyes or hcad
Over In Phiadelphia they have been having
I prize contest which put 10 the lot the
ability 10 decide the sex of t baby from a
contemplation of its Pictured face The or-
.
deal pro\.c severe 10 womel and mothers as
wel ns disinterested bachelors , who are not
supposed to own a discriminatng eye In such
rnatters . or fort-ne heads prImltod the j '
highest number correctly named was thmirty-
three. Many of the hundreds who sent
answers fell far b low Ihat.
Many of the newest French skIrts have full '
godet pleats In the back one plain gored
breadth In the front and three "Ide kilts on
each side. Some of the kilt pleatng are
plain olhers arc edged with glmp or other
trimming from belt to hem , and the front
belt I somnetinues. ot a rich contrasting nm-
lerlal or of plain ' goods nearly covered with
braiding or other effective decoration used as
a deep border . or quite covering the gored
brlddlh ,
To a beautiful figure nothing Is more be-
coming than a perfectly fled bodice that
comes down well over the hips. The sleeves
arc made full and the bodice Is trImmed with
p'ssementerJo bands bretelies . shoulder capes
or In any other preferred faslmion . The
drapery Is then applied to the edge of the
bodice by shirrings , Idltngs or close gores.
Although not by any means 1 new fashion It
It I one that is very popular , because I does
away ' with all superfluous material below Ute
belt and produces a slender efect I 15 a
style that lays a pretty accent on a dainty
waist and .Iessels very considerably the
dimensions of a large one
The late vagaries of the wealber put one
In mind of a whimsicl story A1 elderly
gentleman . who had a horror of the north
wind , never went out at doors so long as I
lasted. Ho had a weathercock erected In his
garden In order to tel hinl which way the
\'Ind blew In due course the north wlnt
set In , and Ie al enc ! slut himsel up. Every
morning he looked out lt time weathercock ,
but no change had oecurrd. This state of
timings went on for a month. At length imo
began to suspect that something was wrong
and calling a man servant . the two resolved
w examine the weatimercoclc Judge of their
surprise when they found It firmly Ix ( '
pointing 10 the north 'fhe fact was easily
explalned-a di1chiarged hou&emald had done
It 10 revenge bonel for her dl81155al. '
Delicate white laces may be cleansed \vlh
clIne" 1agnesia after a recipe of Mme.
fodjeska's. Spread the lace on a sheet or
writing paper , sprinkle It on both sides with
magnesia . place a second pIece of paper over
I , put away between tIme leaves of a book for
three days then shake off the powder . when
the lace ' will be found perfectly clean. Laces
arc given a creamy hue ly putting strained
coffee or powllered saffron in ( lie rinsing
water unt time right cream or ecru tInge Is
proemired 'lllle ale laces are soaked In
milk over nlgimt then soused In warm soapsuds '
suds rinsed and fllly pulled out and care
fully pinned down while lamp. Laces lust
be ouscd . gent ) . squeezed anti capped be-
tleen the bands until dry or nearly so .
They may he whllened by letting lhem stand
covered with soapslds In the aun . repealng
the operation several tUnes .
The women' dress II Corea Is such lS lust
make the angels weep. LIke time men's , I h
i whIte and consists ot a . sliort . tighmt-fihtiig :
jcet. ! \ hldl reaches just below the armpits ;
a pair-or . I common report 15 to b believed .
three imatra- loose trotiacra . and a petticoat ,
\hlcl II IlrefUlably Intendt 10 fail from
the jacket 10 the ankles , btmt whmhcim Is comu-
rnoijiy , afparated Iy , aim immterval tron : tIme upper -
per ganilitlIlt. To the dancing girls alone are
resrvcd bright-colored reatmuent , , of 51116 and
satin. These admimllitedrators to time gaycty or
tue nation bear a resehnhmhamicf , but at a great
distance , to time geishas of JIll50. Their main
function , hi to attend St dinners and to amua
time guests , whmtcm ! tlhey appear to sucet'd in
dolimg , it laughter ouch noise are evidemmees of
beimig aimiuseti ,
"Time modern l'urk has , In a quiet way ,
grown prodigiously fond -of phiotographmy , "
said a lady who acts as time mmiatmageress of
one of ( lie greatest phmotographic , establish.
menta In Londomm.
"I was recently in time : rmplcyimient of a
rehatloti at Censtantimiople amid had the hmoncmr
of photoiraphiliig itoimu , fifty of the wives
and daughters of thm i'resmnt suhian , i'hiese
ladies are very ordimmary wit's , Indeed , Son
time most part , to what your Imnagitiathon
hnhght PICtUrC , and all of them mime dreaMli
In time halest l'anisimin fasliloium , that Is , for
PhmotograliiIa purposes. 4hi thio sammme , oIme
or two of the sultab's rlauglmiere are very
beautiful girls and have btemm tauimt and
edtmcated by itilsa Mumford and other limg-
hisit govel'iiesae-5 , They showed time mml6st
chilthlshm delight at being phmotograpbmeI ,
" 1 iiis > ' say here that imhmotograiihmy Is actIng -
Ing as a socIal farce in Turkey , for a young
man who wishes to taite to hmltnsc1f a wife
need no longer trust tmhmsolutsly to thm report
of his fehmiaht' trielmde alone , as he oct , had
to do , for tha piiotograpbm of time lady is mmdlv
shown to him , And time womnetm , too , can
now , vitimout 'Iehatng : the strict 'I'urlishm ; law
in tuck iuatles , send their photographs
about In order to create aim Impression , "
p
iCarl's Clover Root , time grat biocti pimrifier ,
giyes freshness and clearness to time coniplex-
lea anmi cures coostipatlon ; ? c , tOe , $1.00 ,
Said by Goodman Drug Co.
hEROES IN BLUE AND CRAY
ingiihtr Meeting of' Three Crippled Vet
clans on the rIOOr of the flonso ,
EVtHT FULL OF DRAMATIC SUGGESTION
Eoe In l'olttk' auth 1'oe on the JSlooti
Field , time etge.t Trio Clasp hands ,
l'ongettlng All ( lie ilittermteas of
limo 1'mtst-W'nr Imitlecit Over ,
The fact so often stated , timat "timo 'ar Is
over , " s'a voiiderftmhiy denioiistrateti recenth
Imi time national hotmse of representatives ,
General Daniel E. Shckies , of New York , wlmo
lost a leg at Gettysburg , whiose military
recormi Is worthi' all approbatlomi , ntl vtto ha
lion' liciltl ) 70 years of age , left his seat Oil
the democratic lde of time house of repro.
sentatives , s1-'tilmg fromii his cimair tl7011 [ Imis
cntmtchmos , ahhil hlohbk'ti down ( lie main aisle
towards time door cmi the republIcan side heath-
ihig him the speaker's 101111)Jtmst at that
hnoilheflt Coloimel Iavitt 3 , hienderson of
Iowa , 1-1mo lost a leg at Corinth , stting
through time greem baize doors frohu the lobby
llito tue hiomise of represemitatives , anti Little
two dhstingtiisiied veteramma ot time Untomi army ,
both of thmemmi tmpon crmttchies , omuc of ( hem a
llartisahl themoctt , , and the other a strong
liartisamm reptmbihcmin , 11-let in tlm little' area
in front of time speaker's tlesk , atul ,
icahmimig 111)011 thielr crutches thieve , clasped
hmmmh with a fervor aliti heartiness whmicht is
eldoti seeti olid can never ho immitleretood
except by veterans of thin wnr who hmavo
miiarchmcd anti SmiiTCrCl together ,
Cohoimel Ilendersoml is oiui' th years
of age , but his hair Ic nlmiost white , nithouglt
but two years ago it was dark nnd luxurIant.
The atmfferlmmgs oee.ishoiied by time reoponihmg
of Imis old wound dunhmig time past two years
have aged hihmmm in appearance s'oimderfulhy.
( leimeral Slckhes has black imalr , and looks
hot a day older thiami the moldier front lows.
Tiieso two old soldiers belong to different
political parties , iinil their views concerning
time proper atimulmihatration of time goverlmhtuent
are as ( hhalnetricahi ) ' oltilOsIte as time poles ,
but they are 1)0th dlstlngtmishiuti in the itotlse
of representatives as patriots first. anti iarti-
salts altern'artls , Tlmey stooth timero for fuhi'
ten imiinmites converaltig in a most llensant
and friendly hnaliiier tmnthi the attention of
the entire house was attracted to their presence -
once nail commitent was almuost universal
concerning the vitrmim fnleniisiiip existing be'-
t'een those two men Who fotmght anti suffered
for their country.
A SINGULAR TRIO.
While they stood there , ( lie observed of au
ohservers , not otihy hiltomi time floor of thoi
house of representatives , but also In the
galleries , the green baize doors swthng in-
s'mtrti fromiu time speaker's lobby on the democratic -
cratic side of the Imoime and a tail man with
Iromm gray Imitlr and heavy iron gray beard
swung into time house on a pair of crtmtciiea.
lie also imam.i lost a leg durimig time civil war ,
It was Major Wliiiammm J. Stone of Kentucky ,
who was a confederate soldier ani lost his
leg at I'orm'yville , ICy. , early in October , 1862.
lie swiimig nlomg : over the green velvet carpet
until time two veteramms of time iimiion arnmy
caught lila gaze anti then lie vent over to
viiero they were standing , in front of time
desk of tue siener , atid shook hands with
both of timenu in a 'ory hearty manlier.
These three iiieim upon crutches , two of thmeni
veterans of time umiiomi arnuy and one of ( item
of the comufederate nrhny , reimiaimmed In that
poSitioml for a minute or two longer , conversing -
versing in ( lie mimoat congenial manner con-
ceivabie.
It was very manifest indeed timat "the war
Is over" when those two Union soldiers met
there wltii a confederate soldier , each of
them a sufferer froma time vicissitudes of var ;
but time fact that the war is over was made
all ( lie iiuore almparent when the eyes of those
who were witnessing hio scotia giancedto , ( lie
desk of time speaker , where Charles Frederick
Crisp of Georgia , a iieutenahmt in time 'Tenth
Virglmmla confederate infantry , was presiding
flIer tue house of reprlsentatives of the
Ummited States. Two wountied union soldiers
and one wounded confederate soldier stood in
time area before time dealt of the speaker , and 'n
a confederate soldier sat , 1mm time chair of thd
piesiding officer , witlm time gavel in his hand ,
directing ( lie legislation of tite popular branch
of thIs govermmnmcnt , Speaker Crisp understood -
stood time remarkable dramtiatlc htuation as
s'ell as anybody , almS , although there was a
buzz of conversation throughout tue entire
house , time gavel did hot fail , nor was tim
house called to order in a vigorous manner ,
On the contrary , time Epoakar smiled pleasantly
and nodded to the old soldiers in a manimer ' 1
which Indicated his appreciation of the no.
mnarkable sittmatlon , Thereupon the three
veterans of tue civil war , realizing time fact
that , all eyes were centered upomm them , shook
hands with each other again and laughingly
separated.
separated.WHERE
WHERE THE T1tIO SIIItVED.
General Sickles was a member of the
general assembly of New York in 1847 , cor-
poratlon attorney , secretary of legation to
London , state senator , 1-'ns nominated by a
democratic caucus for United States senator ,
svas a mnenibem of the Thirty-sixth and Thirty-
seventh congresses and entered ( ho army of
the United States early in 1861. its colonel in
the First Excelsior brigade , lie was a
gallant soitiler tinder General iioo00r , General
llelntzinaim , General McClellan , Gemieral
Meade , and lmmms served in a nimniber of ironul-
neat positions simuce time war , I-ho is one of
time niost. renmarkabie men of time present , as
well as of time past generation , and In all of
Ills uttei'ances tipon ( lie floor of ( lie house of
representatives manifests a senunriabo g-u
of patriotisnu and love of coumitry ,
Colonel hlemmdersomm was born In Scotland ,
html. was brought to this country whmemi only :
S years of age. lie enlisted as a private In
the Twolftlm Iowa infantry and was after.
wards made a lieutenant. lie lost hmi leg
at the bati of Conlntim in 1862 , and was
afterwards made a coluimel of volunteers anti
served ummttl ( lie close of tue 1-var.
Major Stone was a Ki'ntut'icy soldIer and
was left for dead cmi time battlefield of Perry-
'ihio in October , 18d2. While ho was dying
of negloci. Ultoil tile field he was vIsited and
aimccored by a young lady livIng in that vi-
emily and carried to time residence of lien
Pareimts aimmi timero miursed to recovery. Ho
afterwards itiornleil the girl who saved hmls
life and iian lived happily with her to this
clay , He is olin of time miiost lovable mmmcii In
congress , It Is to le regretted that ho i'as
vohmimitarily retired from imubhic service ,
\Vhiemm Sbeaier Crisp was only 183 years of
ago le enlisted as a Private soldier in tim
Tenth Virginia infantry , mind was made a
iieutenalmt him comnpaimy K of time regiment.
He served timroisgi , nil tIme canipaigna anti
bmtties : of limo Army of Virglmmia until lie was
taken lmnisomher at $ pottmtyhvmilmia on time 12th
day of Slay , 1861. lie remnmiineml it i'risonor
of u'ar mit Fort lelnwaro until June. 1865 ,
wizen hostilities ceased amid lie was i-demised ,
ho fought a good hlgmt ! on every occasion
and was emma of ( lie heat soldiers in ( ho coil-
federate army , lie followed time commfetler-
ate flag in tiolm1-e VCE ) ' hot carmmpalgmhs , 011(1 (
vhion ho was reicased as a linisuner of war
It probattly never cmmtu're'mI hml youthful
Ilmat ho would over beconmo a pronminetit Part
at time umiloil ciii ! Its governimmemit , immuch less
that lie would serve with 511dm distinctiomm
itimmi iioimoi' or ( hat lie would no ci'ctt'd to time
highest olhtce in the ie)1)uiar itraemch of ( lie
legislatIve dehiarbmiemit of time government of
time tmmtet1 ! States , lie lmas been a guoti
lircaidhmlil officer anti has many friemmila mipom
time reiitmbiicatm as 'ehi as upon time deimuo.
crmitlc tide of time imiso : of relmrc'soimtativcs ,
It Is to ho regreltv.i , as baa ( 'comm said ho-
fore , thmmmt time sonic tlescm'ibemi could , tot have
been uyltgmesmtstl by ( bits living cyco of lImo
young macmi tif limo iresent generation , The
mmieollimg of these old solditrs in front of thio
Ilesk of time speaker , who was imimimself a aol- -
ilici' on lime coimfetierate side , ss'as a s1imt to
lie long remem'hmereml and one viorthmy of '
amilpie roilet'tiomm smith deep couslmloratlon con-
ceralmig time changes vbichm have booti
t'rotight imi a republic wimrom inert have dif.
( ere1i and vIii forever differ onccrning the
iolicies of the gol'erimmnvimt , but whore tm-
tez'mmity , liberty and ummlon shall prevail for-
over. one and imisepiirntnbe ,
I
When Baby was lck , we gave her Cactoila ,
% rhcn she wii.s a Child , slit' cried for Castonia ,
When she iea.tno tiles , ha ciutmg to Caatorta. f
% Vhcn she haul Chmlit'in , she gave timein Casterk ,