THE OMAHA DAJLLY BELnS ! SUNDAY , JUNE 9 , 1895.
SPEG1RL NOTICES ,
Arttertlitmenu for llieie rolumni will lie
tohrn nntll 1BI3O p. m. for the etenliiBiincl
until 8 p. m. for tlio morulnR nnU Suncluy
edition.
Advertisers , tij rerjneitlnf nnmbcrcil
tlieck , can Imve nn weri acldrrMcit to a
cuinliered letter In euro of 'Hie llee. An-
wr 10 nddreMed itlH be delivered upon
trtientntlon of tlio clirck. only. Jlnten ,
1 l-2c a nerd , llrnt Insertion , lo n mini
bercnflnr. > othlnB twlceu for lifi thnn SOo
for lint Interllou ,
llieio nclvrrtltcmcnti must inn cninrcu'
lively.
BITUATIONB WANTED.
WANTED , SITUATION BY A HELIAHLi :
. . ofllcc clirk. icfer-
young man an l > o..k-kerper or
cnccs Liven. Addiess box 133. I.liu'otn , Neb.
ENGAGEMENTS IN FAMILIES 1IY
tent dressmaker. O 10 , llee olllce. A -810 9 *
WANTED M ALE HELP.
WANTED , 1.000 MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY
for the receipt ( uliMilitloly fice. Iti plain scaled
envelop * ) which cured me of nervous debility ,
cxhaused vitality , etc. Address C. J Walker.
lox 1,311 , Kalamazoo , Mich. H--M4J3
WANTED , SALESMEN.
The Hanks Nuiscry Co. ,
Milwaukee. WIs , B-M7J5-J10'
CUBAN FRECKLES , PURE AND MII.D. SC.
WANTED. SMALL CONCERN PAYING FAIR
wages wants HiHt-rhiMi ilruu litsniaii : also
wood engiavor. Slalo wages cxpiciul. Ad
dress II GO , Bee 11-M708 11
WANTED , SALESMAN , ON C'OMMIhSION , AC-
qualnlcd with Omiih i groc is. AililrtMs , Kint-
Ing expellence. R H. ll < . 1I-M.04 li'
HALEMEN WANTED-J10) TO JI21 PER MONTH
and expenses. Staple line. Position peim.inenl
pleasant and desirable Addr < i with stamp
King Mfg. Co. , C. 41. Chicago. H
SALESMEN. J200 PER MONTH TO GOOD MEN
to se-ll Aiotlc le - Mai him H for refrlgeiators.
KUar.mteed 7"i p ( i ci'nt eluapi-r than lie , lasti
a life-Mine , exclusive re > mi l given , write fen
terms. Arctic Ice Machine fo , Cincinnati , O
WANTED-IN OMAHA A BRK111T ACfOFNT
nnt to leproscm the Safihiiiiril Account C'ltu
pany of Chicago. Only thiwi- familiar with the
Kafeguaid sistem of neumiits need apply. Ret-
eirences rieiulii'd. Address Snfiguaid Accoiim
Co. , Chlc.igej. B7f9
WANTED BY OCT. 1ST THREE FIRST
class mganl/eis fur n finttin.il society , to
ive.ik the middle , noithwc l and wcstem stat's
Oewd jearly Kaliny will ! B > paid to men who
are now successful In nrRiinlrliiR lodges for
the average society Addieis , Secretary , care
Nilson ChcHinau te Co , 125 Fianklln St , Chi
cago. 11 780 0 *
WANTED THAVEMNO SALESMAN ' 1O SEM.
musical merchnmllse on commission from n
compute , comprehensive , llltiHtiated and de-
scrlp'lve catalogue , for lust clasa jobbing
house. Address , gl\lng leferenccs , The Win
Tonk & Bro. Co. , 2"iU Wabash Ave , Chicago.
B 779 9 *
WANTED TUAVEI.IN'O SALESMEN TO SELL
our celebrated brands of clgais to dealers
Will pay salaii or iinntnlssinn Samtiles flee
C. C. Guise A : Co. , 211 Randolph St. , Chjiago.
WANTED PERSONS TO PHF.PAHE FOR THE
approaching postal examlnatl ms for clerk
carrier , etc I'nrtlculam and "pulnleis" free.
National Correspondence Institute , Unshlngt in ,
U. C. 11 773-9 *
SALESMEN 'IO DRUG TRADE. SIDE LINE ,
or otherwise. J. W. Knight , 217-22 ; Stale st ,
Haclne. WIs. H 748-9 *
STENOGRAPHERS , BOOKKEEPERS , SAI.ES-
men anil teachciH deslilnc positions In Tt MIK
are Invited to address "The Te\as Hiislmss
Bureau " JV Hudnall , pioprktor , Dullafi
Tcx'aa. B-7'3-9 *
WANTiro"ENliRGETJC FOLOCITOHS CAN
cnslly establish n pleasint and permanent
buslnesH In their own locallt > , wllh an In
come of J100 00 per munth , selling Hlo I'm do , a
very popular and fast selling aitlde IISCM ! In
coffe'O making ; no experience Xcessny. W
C. Shackelton & Co. . 19 Wubush avenue , Chl-
cago. HI. H-S02 9 *
AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN IN OUR RE-
tall emler department , must be acquainted with
the city , married man picfeiud , salaiv $13 W ,
call at e > ur ware re > ems after 10 a. m. Monda > .
H. H , Newton , loom 12 , Crelghton block.
U 790 9 *
WANTED , YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY TO
canuutHnru ] colc ! ct Alimt be well tecornmended
Gooel terms. Apply Uuol , Bee , Council IlhirtH.
B-M813 II )
WAJNTEU ii.MAl.1 , bEIO ? .
ARE VQU IIONKST , SODUIl , INDUSTRIOUS'
If so , engage with us for l a. > , PJO u month ,
$3GOO a > eai ; > ou can mnk It cnxy , six hours
a ( lay. Our agents elo not complain of hard
tlmen. Why ? They are making munoy selling
our Perfection Dish Washer ; the only practical
family washer nmnufnctureel , washes , dries
nnil peillshes dlahes perfectlj In twu minutes
no experience neccstary ; a chilli of 8 operates
It easily ; clienp anil cluiablu , welKlit , tmiteen
pounels ; made of anti-rust sheet strel , capac
ity , 100 pieces ; J15.000 for Its equal , every fam
ily wnnm one : > oti don't have to cam as , as
soon ns people know > ou have It for sale
they send for a dish washer , each uRent'K
territory piotecteel ; no competition , we fur
nish tample ( weighs six pounels ) In nice case
to Inely nitents to take orileiH with ; one agent
made 1214 S3 first ten days. Aeldiesa for full
particulars 1'erfectlon MfB. Co. , Unslevvooel. III.
C M424
LADinS WANTING I'lRST CLASS C1IHI.S
call Scandinavian Y. W. Homo , 1C18 Cap. nve
C MM3 10 *
GIIIL. TO vo anNEHAi. iioustnvonic. sin
South llth. C MO'il 9'
WANT13D , COOKS. DINING ROOM O11U.S.
chainbermnlds. porters , elevator bovs , etc , at
Chlcnfro l niploynient lluicuu , 131J Douglas
Btrpot , rooms 10 nnd 47. Telephone , 1311. K.
B. Blewnrt , Mur. C dCG-H *
AI.I. i.ADii.s HAVING A rnw nouns LIIR-
uro each day should write me at once , regard.
Inn pleasant home woik which easily p.ns ? IS
weekly Thl Is no deception and will cer
talnly pny you te > Investigate. Ileily | with
etampcel envelope , Mrb. S , A. Stebblnn , Lau
rence , Jllcli. (7753 ! )
ATTENTION 1.AD1RH , I HAV13 LRAIINRI ) OP
a ve-ry simple ) home treatment which will read
lly cuie nil female ellsurders. It Is truly
naluix-'s own remedy , and I will Kindly send It
free to any suffering woman. Address Mabel
13. Hush , Jollct , III. C707 9
AI Y MRAT COOK , J40.00 ; PASTIIY COOK ,
$ SlOi ( all round cook , } 3i,00 ; se'coml ccwk ,
chamlieimald , 12 ellnlng leiom Kills , flee fare.
Open Sunday. Canadian Olllce , 1.22 DouKlus.
C M7C9-11
VANTinJ-anu. rou TiinATiurAfTTiroui'i :
must l > e KO d looking On. ' that can King ami
elance preferred. Aeldress Hex IVii. Inntf Pine ,
Neb. C M7k 10
AVANTED , GIUI , I'OIl ORNHUAI. HoTisTr
work ; must bo good plain cook. Cu'J s. 29th st.
C M7k5 10
FOB BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , BARKER HIX3CIC
D 425
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HOUSES IN ALL. PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. 1' . Davis company , 1505 Farnam. D 420
HOUSES , BENEWA & CO. . 10S N. 15TH ST.
D 427
II. E. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAIlAT
1J M4.S
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FOR RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES.
rooms , 211 S. 21th st , ( JO.
7 lexiins. 4.M5 Cumlng Bt. , ! J2.
7 rooms , KG N. 2th ; uvu. . JJ2 50.
9 rooms , 4907 Cats St. , > 10.
V rooms , 4'.O7 Dnvcnpeirt st. , 110 ,
t > ICHJIUS , 344) Jackson st. } S ,
b rooms , S513 Pratt St. . (7.
Bee Flelcllty Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam Bt. D 131
TOR HUNT FINE NEW 10-HOOM HOUSE. 62 ]
N , 2iith st , H. T. Claike , 219 Hoard of Trade.
D-C53
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RENTAL AGENCY C20 SO. 10TH ST.
D-727
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TOR RENT AT BELLEVUE , NEAR R. 11
dciiot. n line 10-room house , tins grounds ;
abundant fruit , also 4 room cottage. Henry T.
Claike , No , 219 Bouid of Trade , Omaha , or
W. H. Belt. Hc-llcvue. u-736
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TEN-ROOM TlODEHN HOUSE ] CLOSE IN i
B-iooni cottage , city water , sture bulMlng , 130s
Fa.nam. L. S. bklniur. UBent , 31 Nev York
Ule. D M921 1G
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10-HOOM HOUSE , MODERN , LOCATED 2il
Douglas. W. F. Clark. D M95ti-Jl >
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TWO O-ilOOM HHICK HOUSES. 1339-41 PARK
avenue , facing Hanscom park , imiily new
hard wood ilnlsh ; llrst class modern con
vtnle-ncta. Inquire 1115 South 92nd street.
. D M3J9
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TOR RENT. FLATS NEWLY CLEANED. PA.
prred and painted at northeast corner llth ane
Howard. 515 a month. Inquire room 314 Flrsi
National bank building. U4ZI-1 !
I AND T-IIOOM FLATS , WITH RANGE ANr
all modern conveniences ; awnings , screens ane ]
Janitor service. Call at coiner Hat , 701 8. u
et. , from 10 to 1 ! and 2 to 4. George Cloustr.
D MM4
I-HOOM MODKIIN HOUSE. DETACHED
beautiful lawn ; shade tieeu. C" " > 5 South 3 > lh
Apply to J , II , Parrotte , Douglas blo k.
D M610 IT
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rwo corrAGES. ONE ruHNisai : Iio5
trn. tog Bo. 301 h tl l > 15 9 *
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FOIl RENT , A COMPLETELY rUHNIBHEl
house , beautifully located , convcnUi.i to bu > l
ness. For particulars Inquire of L. S. Sklnnci
room 810. New York Ufe , D (18 s *
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FOR 11ENT. FINE COTTAGE , BARN. LARGE
lawn , on car line. II. C. Patterson , Haing blk
D-4JIT
I ELEGANT t-HOOM COTTAGES JUST UU1L.T
122.50 , Fidelity Truit company , 17C2 Farnarr
FOB KENT HOTJBE8.
Conllnui3.
UI.KUANTnOoM MODRHN' DCTACJinD
home. Sl 8. 3W MP ntVllly Tnul tmn-
pjny. 1701 I'mnurn ti tt. 1 > 613
THlinrMlOOM COTIAOK WITH ( JAIItlRX , 8.
H. Cnr. Krd an ! Clark Pt. Inquire 1S73 Jnck-
on fit. r > MS
S-IIOOM HOUSU. AM. MODHUN , AND TAHT
of furniture for xalc , 32:9 PopplMun Ave.
D 1$4-0
I1IUC1C. MOUUHN KKYH SMI
Caliltol live. , ucljo-nlnif -M676 12 *
MOOMMOniitNCOTTAOi ! : : . EAST I'llONT.
flnu luvvn. full lot , txMiutirul home ! for small
family. SC2 N. < Mh , rent. 125.00 U-C91
I&IOIIV liniCK. 22.SW AND 06 KRRT THACIC.
n e , 718 H. 13(11 ( , lit > our oun price , II. II
Ccilo Co. , IQf. N'J5tli St. D-71C--J)6
NiW : 4-ltOOM COT 1'A It : COttNRU 30TII AND
Hnhle-i Htucl , colliii , elMc'in , city \\iitrr only
< COO. Inquire 1318 nunnm. n M715 a
PLAT or 4 rl'iiMhiiuD on UNKUHNIH11no
motni , Mry OeMrnMe , ch < np to light pally.
Apply to ottni > r , O. Steel , 2101 1'leio1 * irre > t.
U-736-U *
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roil itilNT , c-itooMMoiiiuN roTTAoij
with large > nul. No. 1437 No. 10th st.D710
D-710 10'
rou IIHNT , AT itiiAsoNAiiLif riitcn , MY
rolile-nce , cor. 2llh nml St. Mary's uvo. , fur-
nl hMl or imfurnlnhpil , for the Hummer , nr
Ioniser. MlM. . HMIinnn. D-739 14-
1X-IIOOM COlTAUi : , 844 8. 21.41' jMMlpI
I.KAKANT uKTAnino MODKIIN S-UOO.M
house , hlce lawn , turn. Inquire 20)3 Pierce nt.
n
ivn IIOOM notrsi : , tio.03. iNcjumn is:2
Cliirls. D-MTC7 13"
'Oil HUNT S-ttOOM COTTAOn , CRt.I.An ,
wntnr clnflet , ncucr connection , 112 n month
2IJ3 1'aclllc ftie-ct. U7CJ 9 *
Till UHNT-R-UnOM IlOUSi : , AM. XIODr.UN
Improvements , linnl unn.l finish and all Inrse
roonm. No 400 N 2irJ street. D M771 12
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fiVw COTTAOI : con. SOTH ANDSAHI.RK ST.
i-clhir , olHtern. rlly vvnli-r , only JI2.W Kmiulrr
Sam'I Hum * . 1118 rnrnam. D 77i > 3
on HINT. ONI : IIIGHT UOOM norm : . 320
So 2Gilt xtreet , anil one ton rmm houxe cm
1'nrk nxenup. Iniiullc 1' . I1. Klrkemlnll. 110.J
Ilarnoy nt. D 741-0
'OH HUNT , Nirni.Y rUHNIHIIIJI ) 7-HOO.M
cotliiKe until AuKUst 1. Very ira onalil < < price-
to mnn anil wife without children. CleKnnt
locution iin.il only 5 blocks froro > U-Jiess center
Aildrr'H S 4 Hce. 1) 742-9
'OS 1-AKNAM STIIRIJT.
, V. M lingers , 13.H riunam itrect. D 120
.o\v iinNT. HrnriAi. TP.HMS POH NI\V
clKht-rexmi mwlrrn house , or six-loom cottage ,
lifHt locution. Kood Ia\\ni , < > aBy wnlk to Inn
Iness ci-nter. Inquire at 316 N. Y Life tjuUdlnn.
D-7i,2 , 9
OH IUNT , IO-UOOM iiousi : , WITH AM.
modern lmpro\cmentB. 2C3S Ilnmllton street ,
apply on premises. 1 > 801 9'
.lODERN . TEN-ROOM HOUSES ON MOTOIl
line for rent nt J2i.00 ) per rujnth I ! . II
She-life , 432 1'nxton block. D 798 9 *
S'ICELY rniNiSHEn HOUSI : , 6 ROOMS.
Mini , sple-ndlil hlmde ; city water In house ,
die-up S"X)2 ) Rt. Mary's avenue U SOI 9 *
HOOM COTTAOU , $400 , 1004 South 14th street.
1 inquire b2S S. 18th street. D M800 II
r U it 111 oil ED B.OOM3.
HCE SOUTH TRONT ROOM , WELL. PUR-
nlshed , private family. Call 2412 Cass st ,
E M433
M3ASANT HOOM , 1919 DO13GC. U-MS97
HOOM. C26 3. 19TH STHEBT.
E M107-J18'
Ken BENT. iL.raANTLY : : FUHNisunn
rooms 604 8. 13th. E CIS Jy2
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.OC'ATION CONVENIENT AND HOOMS WEM.
furnlshtd , Mllh orlthout board , line shade
trees. 2.1)3 Painam. E MCS8 12
roil KENT. TWO WELL rUHNlSHED SE1'-
aiate looms , conveniences. 2043 Dodge street
E 723 9
: -U IlNIHItED HOOM. HATH , $3 ; 1911 r.vUNAM
E 713 9'
[ NICE rURNISIIED H.OOM8 I'OH MOHT
hounkeeping. 1112 South llth. E 735 14 *
xm KENT , ron A FEW WEEKS. THREE
furnished rooms for housekeeping. Ground
lloor Ccntial. Hefeicncea required Aildre *
C 3 llee. E m-747-11 *
I.AHGE 1'HONT HOOM , WITH ALCOVE ,
nlcoly furnished , modern ; nlso parlor bed room.
Buiitli exposuie , Hiiltablo for one or two gentle-
mm ; ran URB parlor. 2)09 Cass. 12 7SC 9 *
1XH RENT , HOOMS SINGLE OH EN SUITE ,
reasonable tetniB to i > crmanent tenants Cull at
1717 Chicago Hlreet. E 7SI 9 *
roil RENT , ROOMS FURNISHED OH 1'NI'ril-
nlulietl , price % eiy low Call at 009 N. 18th
E-783 9
IANDHOME , COOL. PARLOR AND HEDROOM
furnished or unfurnished , bath , gas ; modtrr
house , well loc.ited ; Kentlemnn and wife or twr
ladles , board If dished , refeicnces C13 No-tli
i0th. ! E-813 0'
EXTRNISHED BOOMS ANDBOaBD
THE ROSE , 2023 HARNEY , NICE PURNISHED
rooms with board ; special rater to gentlemen
V 204-J22 *
DESIRABLE SUITE Or linQMS , WITH EX
cellent table , lawn , etc 202 N. 18th.P .
P M677 9
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 200 N. 19TI1
street. r M72S 21
TWO SOUTH HOOMS. SINGLE OR EN SUITE
with board , private family : reference. 22H (
Douglas. r M7J7 14
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board , gentlemen only. 714 N. 20th.
1' M719 9 *
FIRST-CLASS HOARD AND ROOM AND SOME
cash In exchange for new cabinet upright
piano. Address C 8 , Hee. r 787 9
EAST FRONT ROOM , WITH HOARD. IN
private family. S06 S. 2Cth. r 7i > 5 6 *
rOH TRADE. A HUCKHOARD , HANP MADE
almost new , for n phaeton or good drlv Im
horse , will give difference ; state price. Addres1
C C. llee olllce. F MJ4 10
UIsEtJRNlBta.hI ) .KUOfllB TO BENX
FOR RENT , FOUR ROOMS. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. 211 North 23d mrtvt.
G-M734 10
THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED HOOMS
all modern , cheap to right party. Addiess C 7
Hee. G 790 9 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men or married couple. COO North 17th Htieet.
G M800 11'
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THREE STORY AND HASEMENT
brick store building , 1003 Farnam street. Large
elevator , tlrst-class condition , suitable for any
kind of business. Reasonable terms. Inquire
room 314 First National bank building.
I 420-12
FOR RENT THE 4-STORY HHICK BUILDING ,
910 Farnam btreet This building lias a tire-
proof cement basement , complete Bteam heat'
Ing fixtures , \\nt.er on all Moors , gun , etc. Ap
ply at the olllce of The Bee. I 911)
FIRST FtXXMl OFFICE HOOMS IXMl REN1
at 1613 Douglas , I rn-illi-ll
AGEN1S WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN , Jo TO J10 A DAY. ADdress -
dress the Handy Heater Co. , 831 New York Llf (
bldg , Omaha , Neb. J 913
AGENTS WANTED FOR LARGEST L1NI
aluminum novelties , bar goods , tableware h
America ; prollts Immense ; steady work , Fanipl
lOe ; Illustrated catalogue free. Aluminum Nov
elty Co. . 335 Broadway , New York. J
WANTED. AGENTS. CANVASSERS. MALE OI
female , something new In Hdles' shi-es of grea
merit , big pay and e\ilusl\o sale guaranteed
Addreis Manufacturers' Shoe Co , 435 Unlo :
st , L > nn , Mass J
WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HAHI
times , when any vvomnu or man can mak
from > 5 to 10 a day easily. All have heard o
the wonderful success of the. Climax DIs
Washer ; jet many are apt to think they can'
maUo money selling It. but anvnne can mak
money , becauce every family wanta one. On
agent has made 1478.38 In the last three month !
after pa > lnx all expenses and attending to re
ular business betides You don't nave t3 can
vass , as soon an people know vou have It fo
ale they send for a Dish Washer. Address th
Climax Mfir Co. . 4 ! Starr Ave. . Columbui , Ohlc
for particular * j
I HAVE THE BEST AGENTS' ARTICLE Ot
earth. Hend postal for particulars Nothlm
like It. Credit to all worthy. Wanted b
even tody. No fraud. Permanent gmwlm
JiUslnMs for honest people. Theo. Noel
Geologist , Chicago. J 7T4-'J
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AGENTS WANTED-TO SHOW THE NI3V
. . . . , - ( wi
lV.er ) ! . " " * " * I'1"1" : samples , 20c. O. E
Mlckel. Haverhlll , Mas . J-772-6'
WANTED , LADY AGENTS ; HYOKIA COR
tet me the best sellers ; blgr prollls ; eas
vvork. Catalogue free by tending to Weitei
Corset Co. . St. Louis , Mo , j
AGENTS EVERYWHERE. 8OMKTHINCI NE\\
no talking , cells at slglit , big profits Clrct
lar free. Send lOo for sample In plush boi
Novelty Introduction Co. , 207 State t. , Chlcagt
J-
WANTED. agents for name platen and nous
numbers. l > ev led glass , gold lined , readabl
In the dark ; llntst KTO.IS made ; samples fre <
Dimslan Ifg. Co. . 221 6th nve , , Uilcngo. J
WANTED-AGENTS TO 8KI.L THT : ONLY AI' '
Iintprlale anil anlstlo otllclal 4lh of July erne
iiM-nt. patented. Sample. lOc , lllg protlt. .V
Ernst , c.lgy eland. O , J M754 11
AOENTS MAKE tl TO 5 A DAY SELMN (
our houiehold rpeclaltles. circulars free. O n
eral Ajrentu Supply Co. , tlnclnnatl. O.
AOENTS WANTED.
Continued.
OENT8 , SEM. MARY JANE DISHWASHERS
and get rich ; best made ; more void tl'nn all
others ; only f3 ; rvcry family vvantn Mary Jane ;
good profit. Purlnlon A Co , , Des Molnes , la ,
GENTS WANTED-rNEROETIC MEN TO
sell goods hv rumple , nt home or travel. Easy
IH Her , Liberal ralniy or good commission
Addii' s with stamp , P. O Box 1103 , New
Yoik City. J
, 'ANTED , AC1ENT8 TO SELL HASH LOCKS
and door holders , Sample sash lock free by
mall for 2e stamp. Best teller * ever Invented.
Heats weights. 112 00 a day. Write quick. Bio-
hard & Co. , Box 77 , Philadelphia. J
GENTS WANTED TO HANDLE STAPLE
articles that pell like hot cakes everywhere ;
exclusive tcrrliory iUen ; sampUs easily car
ried , big prodls Diamond Cutlery Co . 58-62
Broadway , Ne\Y York City. J-781-9 *
WANTED. AGENTS FOR OUR ASBESTOS
clay cooking ware. Avagoa 13 to 17 u day.
Pay every week. Central Supply Co , Cincin
nati , Ohio. J
GENTS WANTED. NEW WALL MAP U. R.
nnd world , six ( rtt Ionic , eleven beautiful
colors. No experience needed. You cannot
make inonev in lcr Send Sic for sample or
write Hand , MeNally & Co. , Chicago J
\OENTS , CAN YOU VISIT STORES AND
show our sign palntlnK machine to merchants ?
Write quick. Stamp. Arc Co. , Racine , WIs.
J 78S 9
IX ACTIVE , 1NTEI.LIOENT , RESPECTABLE
an < l reiqnm'dMe m < n or women to sell pocket
nitlcle , experience unnecessary , no communion ,
salarv , J1110 to jo 0V ppr week. Call room < C ,
Hotel Brunswick. J 807 9 *
WANTED TO KENT.
.VANTED-IIOARD AND ROOAI FOR MAN
anil wife , not over $13.00 per month. Address
R CC. Bee K 73S 9
, VANTE"D , FI'IINISIIED COTTAGE , FIVE on
six rooms , modern , by July 1 Room 2oii , Hee.
K-789 9
BENTAL AOiNCY.
O. G. WALLACE , RENTALS. 312 BROWN
bile. L MT03
STOBAGE.
TORAOE , FRANK EWERS , 1214 HARNEY.
M435
1EST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U S ,
gov bond warehouse ; household goods stored ;
lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth. M430
1TOVES STORED DURING SUMMER. TEL.
MO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
ACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. . 9TII
& Jones sis. General storage and forwarding.
WANTED TO BUTc
iVANTED TO UUY GOOD DHIVINO HORSE ,
not too small , Kentle and fairly ROOI ! speeil.
or will take a horse for Us keeping ; responsible
party anil gooel care taken. Aeldresn H 32 ,
Hee ofllce. N-M4-9 *
iVANTEI ) . SECOND HAND ROLLER TOP
elesk address box C 2 , Uee olllce. N M749 10
FOB SAT.E b'TTKNITUKE.
FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO
New York , will sell all the furniture , carpetn ,
etc , of a 10-room house cheap. Call at Kl
B. 2Cth ave. O-M439
FOR SALE HY A FAMILY MOVING OUT OF
the city 1 Andrena ilouble folellns Lcel wrltltiK
elesk pattern , I Garland range , 1 chlkl'tl play
tent In Its second stasem , 1 hard coil stove ,
splendid heater. Address R 51 , Uee olllce.
O-L61-9 *
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
to I * ell8io | ed of at low prlcen , Ktvlng up
housekeeping , enquire at 4CJ So. 21th ave.
O-ni-743-10 *
- - -
FOR SALE--HORSESWAGONSETC
- - , ,
A FINE GENTLE TEAM AND CARRIAGE
Inquire Llnlngcr , Metcalf Co. 1 > U9-10 *
WELL-URED FAMILY OR IIROOD MARE ,
23 00. Enquire 2712 Nor 24lh St. P--C71-S *
K1RST-CLASS FAMILY HORSE AND FINE
phaeton. KO South 21st. I' M7 3 9 *
FOR SALE , TWO FINE DRIVING MARES
ono re'Klstered Chltwoenl , 0 jer.irs old , sixteen
hands high , weight 1,000 , one registered Saturn
4 > eais old ( by Ladd'H Counselor ) , foutteen
hnndM , weight IDO ; Loth bright bay , well broke
singleor double , will drive together Inside o
tinea minutes. Address II 53 , care Omih.e Hee
I > M722 9 *
FOR SALE , A GOOD DELIVERY TEAM ,
and 0 sears old , weight l.UOO Ibs. , for J40.00
Address H C2 , Hee. P M721 9 *
WELL-BRED FAMILY OR HROOD MARE
? oU 00. l.ncpjlreTU N. 24th street. P C71 0 *
FOR SALE IttlSCKI.LANEOUS
WEGMAN PIANOS , BRIDGEPORT ORGANS ,
Wooelbrldgc llros , 117 S. 17th. QUO
HARDWOOD COMI1INATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. H. Lee , 9th and Douglas.
Q441
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES , NEH. ,
has 400 tons good baled hay to sell , Q M442
FOR SALE. A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
Urandles , Uoston Store. Q M094
CUDAN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE , 5C.
Q184 J21
FOH SALE. PREMIUM REGISTERED JERSEY
cow ; very line. H. C. Patteison , Rampe blk
Q MC97 9
FOR SALE , LARGE SPECIAL ORDER MUSIC
box , with JUKI table ; full orchestial attach
ments ; Just new , nt half price. Patties golna
to Europe. Aelolpti Meyer , music store.
Q-MC90 9
A FIRST-CLASS ENGINEER'S TRANSIT FOR
sale or exchange for good typewriter. Ad
dress R C7 , llee. Q m-743-10 *
FOH SALE. A C-TON WAGON SCALE , LAM-
oreaux Hros. , 300 S. 16th st. Q 750-9
JERSEY COW WITH HUTTER RECORD
finely bled ; great pet , registered ; very hand
some ; must sell. Address C S , Hee. Q 793 9 *
A GOOD HAHGAIN , A NEW HIGH GRADF
wheel for sale , { 80.00. Inquire at 2606 Popple
ton avenue. Q M811 10
MISCELLANEOUS.
R YOU TIRED OF LATE FROSTS ANf
enrly blizzards ? Posted on Uncle Sam'
"Italy ? " Rich soil , no freeze , no sunstroke
menlern cities , e.vtein advantages , perfect ell
mate , lllus. S6-p.ige book 'Me. Why not sen
today ? . J. K. Reynolds , San Diego , Cul.R
THE GEORGIA PEACH CARNIVAL , A LUX.
uilant exhibition of all fruits , July 1 to 20
1&95. at Macon , Ga. ; one fare for round trip
sold July 5.
Ge-o. W Duncan , manager.
Theo. Ellis , adv. com Ii
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , HE
liable business medium , tth jeurat 119 N. 16th
S4I3
FREE TEST MONDAY HY THE GREATES1
cllrvojant and medium. Karbach block. 151
nnd Douglas. Room 50. . S 799 9 *
M-ASSAGli , JtiATHb. XTO.
MADAM SMITH. SOS S 13TH. 2D FLOOR. HOOJ
3 , magne'llc , vapor , alcohol , steam , sulphurln
nnd sea baths. T M7CS 15 *
MOST COMMODIOUS HATH PARLORS IN
city. Mine Hovvell. 318 At 320 S. 13th , thnrouKhlj
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant
T M813 Jll *
MADAM LA RUE , 1017 HOWARD ST.T8C3
T8C3 J12 *
MASSAGE , MADAME UERNARD , H21 DODGF
T MC39 , ly 4 *
TUKKlbH BATHS.
TURKISH HATIIS. ONLY PLACE IN CIT\
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , Uee bids
LADIES' HATHS , C FOR | 5. MME. POST. 319V
S. 15. 730
PfcRBCJNAL.
THE UELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TC
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
_ _ U-38J
VIAVI CO. , 848 BEE HLDG ; HEALTH HOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant , U444
H. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS
Banquet , hall , residence and crave decorations
1513 Vlnlon street. Telephone ; 7 < i. U M44i
UATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 319 S. 11TH
U731
CUBAN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR DC
U184 J21
PLEDGES NOT REDEEMED OR EXTENDEE
by Juno 15 will bo sold at auction. Fred Mohle
1517'i Fnrnam. U M243 15
PRI ATI3 fioME rOR LADIES DURING CON
linemen ! ; babies adopted or otherwise provider
for. 2 1 Charles stieet , Omaha , Neb.
U-ME63J14 *
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED
S16 , No. 16th. Jas. Henderson. U 3S7 J 27
HAHGAIN , 12 CABINET PHOTOS. I ! DAVIES
113 S ICth street , opposite Uoston Store.
U MM9 SO
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY 1O LOAh
on planoH , jewelx , bicycles , etc. Huslnet
strictly confidential , Address Postoltlcu llo
_ SM. _ _ U--M7U3
C , M O , BIAHT , M. D. , HAS RESUME ?
practice. Practice limited to etlstnsvs of th
skin. Olllcx hours hy special appointment
Tel. 1.843. 127 B. Mill cl. f-M709 13
WANTED. HY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY. A
horse uml pheaton for the keeping , belt o
care guaranteed. Apply 904 So , iith ave.
u no 9 *
PSllSON-AL.
Contltrn .
HAVE YOUR OLD t AHP T8 MADE INTO
men ; any nice jou f rh. 1321 Leaven worth
Mrefl. ! _ t U-M706Jt
MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAKE
crayon portrait * In fin re hours at their homes
i > y a new , copyrighted irnethenlj those IcarnlnR
my method will be furnished weirk by me li >
which they can earn IS.00 to 118 00 per week ,
Send for particulars II , i A. Grtpp , German
nrt4M , Tyrone , Pn. U
TTENTION I.ADIESIWEMMA" RUST DE-
velope > r will enlatge > mir bust 5 Inchei. Guar
anteed , Sealed Instructions 2c , or 24 page Illus
trated catalogue- . by mall. Emma Toilet
Uazar , lloMon. Mass. , i U
) O YOU WANT TcTLEAllN TO HE AN AStrologer -
trologer , lo have a dellneietlon of yourself or n
rilmrnnilt of your disease , If so write for In-
forniatjon. Adelress R ett , Hee. U7fr ) 9 *
TlIVATlf PLACE FOR LADIES DURING
e'onttnemeTit , with good medical attendance
P. O Box 471. U7M 9 *
IUPEHFLOUS HAIR-WHITE FOR FREE IN-
finmatlon how to remove hnlr permnnentlS
wltlii'Ut slightest Injury to skin , superior to
electric needle. Curtis Co , 180 32d ft , Chicago.
U762 D *
lAHHIAGE PAPERS FREE. I IIOTO OF YOl'll
future wife eir liuohand , Be. Messi-ngi-i.
Pelevskey , Mich . Box C'i2. U " 8 a *
IIDDLE-AGED HACHELOR , IRREPHOACH-
iihle character , solicits correspemdence with le-
llned laely with honest Intentions. Objeict
mairluge. No age'nts. Address Hex 912. Chi
cago. U 770 U *
HOW TIRED I AM. " WOULD NOT HE THE
wall ( if the suffering Invalid If Claike's Pure
live Whiskey were useel. In bottles always
U-751-9
VANTED , LADY OH GENTLEMAN ; SMALL
Investment and e > flce ! seivlces , ple.isint , paving
business. 213 Dcuglas block , Omaha
U 7S1 9 *
TO
NTH ) NY LOAN & TUVpr CO. , 31S N. Y. Lll E ,
loand at low rates lor choice security in Ne
braska and Iowa fatms or Qiuiha cltv property.
W4ltt
, IONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. I' . Dav Is Co. , IMS Farnain st. W431
NVESTOHS DIRECTORY CO. , 10 WALL ST ,
New York , offer any part 100,000 eastern In
vestor's names , who have money to Invest ;
Just compiled. Write foi particulars.
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 613 N. Y. LIFE
W430
, IFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , r. O , Chcsney , Kansas City , Mo.
W433
IAPITAL , J2.000000 ; SURPLUS , $500,000 , U. S.
Mortgage Trust Co. , New York. For C per cent
loans on city property npply to Pusey & Thomat ,
agents , room 207 Flist Nat'l tunk bldg.W
W 232
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxtoii blk.
W447
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. U. Melkel , 1st Nat. Uk bldg.
W448
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam.
W449
, OANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED CITY
propel ty. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W432
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIture -
ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or any Kind of
chattel security at lowest possible latcs , which
you can pay back at any time nr In any
amount. FII'ELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO
Room 4 , Wlthnell blpck. X451
J. H. HADDOCK. HO.OM 427 , RAMGE HLOCK.
r X433
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND
pianos. Fled Terry , 43J Ramge blk. X45e5
MONEY TO LOAN ON FUHN1TURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc , , at lowest rates In city ,
no removal of gouds. 'strictly conlldentlal , sou
can pay the loan oil at any time or In any
amount. '
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
1 COO So. ICth St.
St.X470
X470
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CUBAN FRECKLES. THE ONLY CIGAR , 5C
Y184 J21
FOR SALE MY LOAN AND JEWELRY BUS !
nets. Fred Mohle , lJlf4 } Famam.
M831-J14
tOOO FOR A GOOD A'AYING MANUFACTURIng -
Ing business ; must be sold at once. Address
H 58 , Hee. , Y 633-12 *
A HARE CHANCE -TlfPROVED PHOPEHT1
ptvrH-rly CdxltO em noith 16th st ; five minutes
walk from postotllce. Price $10000 cash. No
tiade. Address H. , P. O. Hex S8 , Oinahi
Y763 10 *
WANTED-OENTLEMEN COMPETENT TO
handle an entliely new business. Have > ou
brains sulllclent to Induce parties to Invest em
an absolute guarantee of not less than 23 per
ce > nt monthly prollt ? Llbeial compensation. T.
J. Clark , 215 Deal born St. , Chicago. Ill
Y 777-9 *
'STAND NOT UPON THE ORDER OF GOING
but go at once" unel buy a bottle * of Clarke's
Pure live Whl.1 ( < ey. Every family needs nne
for sudelen Illness. Y 732-9
SALOON IN ONE OF THE LEADING
hotels In Omaha for Bale. Addiess D , 1802
Cum'.ng street. Y 744 U *
RETIRED CLERGYMAN OF MEANS , LAHGI
European and American experience , desire
partner with $2,00000 to establish novel healtl
Institute , Held unoccupied , Immense pitron.ige
rich profits. Aeldress C 9 , Hee. Y SOI 9 *
FOR SALE , CHOICE , GILT-EDGED. SMALL
real estate mortgages , drawing 8 per cent In
terest. Intere'st payable each six months. Ad
dress C 11 , Hee. Y M809 10 *
FOR SALE , LEASE AND FURNITURE OF R
H. hotel , eating hemse and lunch counter , dolnB
gooel business at Junction 5 , division H. H.
free rent , transportation , freight , express , etc
terms easy. Lock HDX 33 , OsowntonnleKan. .
Y SOS 9 *
FOH iXOh-ANGKH.
FARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI
for stock of hardware or Implements. ICnox &
Rlsser , 37Mi Pearl St. , Council 1)luffs , la.Z117J29
Z117J29
I WANT CLEAR REAL ESTATE AND SOMI
cash for a complete Block of clothing and fur
nlxhlng roods , valued at $10,000.00. Addrus
R W , Bee ? . K MOID 11
IXJII TRADE. A SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT
nnd cash for a stock of hardware and stoves
W. F. Stoetzel. Z-6S9-11
TO EXCHANGE. A. 1. CALIFORNIA FRUIT
land , clear , for mdse , bojks and stationery
. wall paper or queensware pieferred Address
' Hex 72 , Sioux City , la. Z 711 10 *
WILL EXCHANOE MILLINEHY FOR HANOI
co.il. 1512 Douglas street. Z M730 21
WANTED , TO TRADE , A GOOD , HEAV\
double- spring vagon , for a single wagcn Ad
dress U W , Hee. K M720 9 *
TO EXCHANGE , IMPHOVED CLEAR FLOH
Ida propeity worth $ iWO , for equity In low
farm. Box 578 , Vlillfca , la. 2738 9 *
WANTED , G OR 7-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE
ge > od locittjn , for six clear lots , wnith $80
eiach ; will pay some adelltlonal cash for same
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam st. Z M793 U
GOOD 2-STORY HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE , TC
traelo for cottage southwest , and will pa
some cash for good bargain. Fidelity Trus
company , 1702 Fa HIM in stitet. /f M793 12
FOR SALt. M.C.A.L , E
ABSTRACTS , THE BYJION REED COMPANY
\ RE 438
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARM
sale or trade , F. K. Uarllnf , Barker Block
( I i. KE- " " >
ISIPHOVED GARDEN I'A'NDS ' NEAR OMAH/
at prices that will , suiprljw > ou. If taken will
In 2 weeks. J. It. " Shef.wood , 423 N. Y. Life
3 , . f HE 159
BARGAINS , SALE OR TH'ADE ' IN CITY PROP
eitlcs and faims. 'Bohrl J * . Frcnzer , oip P. O
" RE 4C1
SNAPS , 6 TO 6 MIfES < FROSI OMAHA P. O
40. 80 or 120 acres. " Imp xived , $30 CO per acre
2eX ) acres , fW 00 per acii'j 230 acres , $4000 pe
acre ; C 10-acre traft * ' . I ? * 00 to $10000 per acre
Must be sold aiON.'Y. ' Life bldg. RE 462
7ROOMMOOERN COTTAOESC2 N. 40TH
only $3.70000. gre.Jt ( bargain. _ IIE-M790
HOMES ON EASY .PATIENTS. SELL ANI
buy lots , acres , tariffs. Dap In Bros , 2JO N. Y. L
' * 463
RE
_ _ _ _ - _ _ _ 'ju | | _
FOR SALE. AN IMHROVED EASTERN NE
biagka farm of 33) ) atr i. Is now raising u
Immense crop , terois caali. W. F. Steietzel
1st door So. of P. U. i nE-670-11
_
r iiAVu SHVEHAii ' "DESIHABLE SMAL
farms for sale , sltualcel near 101s Arc. count
seat of Prairie county. None but good In
elustrlous people need apply For further In
formation address B. F. Uelne , DIs Arc , Ar
kansas. RE M700 9 *
$450.00 FOR A LOT IN WALNUT HILL ,
block from car and paved ctieet. Omaha lien
Estate and Tliiet Co. , 211 S , 18th street
1UM733 10
FOR 8ALEi AT BED HeOClT PRICES , 100 FT
Park ave. , corner tit-mint " , H.inscutn park , 1C
ft , corner , same block e-nkt front , 50 ft I'ar
nve. en.st front , no of park , quick bujer get
11 bargain Call on or address The Byron Hee
Co. , Omaha , or J. H. Sullivan , Drovers' Jour
nal olllce. Chicago , ill 11 E
HAVE YOU A CI.EAR LOT THAT YOt
would llko to put In a * part payment for
beautiful 6 or t room cottage ? We have Jus
wlfit you want , and can make ) ou a splendl
lurpaln , now Is the time to buy yourself
lionui In Omaha. We * have hail more Inqulrlei
far homes the last vveik than for any vvlthl
u year. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnan
REM792 13
$60.00 IN 6 MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL BUI
44 acres on the South Florida frontier. K. U
Honey , 1'unta dorcia , Florida , HE US13 U *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Continued ,
"OR BALI : , SPLENDID INVESTMENT. NEW
liousc , 10 rooms , 2 bedrooms on flirt floor ; nice
yard , clone to school * nmt tiuslnMs ; prlca lets
than cost of Improvement , $2,00 $500 cuih , bal
ance , $1504 per month i Interest , 0 p r cent ;
tan rent house for $175.00 cash In advance for
ono year , near 31st and Cats streets. Willis
Yatca , agent , Eeiultable Trust Co.
RE-7979 *
BICYCLE ? .
.I. . O. DAXON , 402 N. 16TH. 461
ICTOR BICYCLES. THE FINEST OF ALL
blcjclea. Omaha Dlcjcle Co. , 323 N. Kill street.
ITEHL1NG 11UII.T LIKE A WATCH. WESTern -
ern Electrical Supply Co. , 1515 Howard street
SEE THE VISIBLE BALI. HEARINGS ON
Relaj Special. Will Batnum Uro. . 120 N. lilli.
467
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO ,
116 S , 15th til eel. 463
\ . L. DEANE & CO. , WHOLESALE AND RE-
tall blcjcles. 1116 rnrnnm street ; blcvcles
fold on easy pa > menls. 4" " > i
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO..2116 CUMING
470
MANTELS , OKATJb AND TILES.
WOOD MANTLES. GRATES. TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and large Doors ; write foi
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha
471
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOOIA'i'ION.
CHARES IN MUTUAL L. & I ) ASS'N PAY
C , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old. alvvaj * .
ledcemable. 1701 Farnam Bt. Nattlnger , Sec
480
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interst on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & II
Aus'n , 1704 Bee Bide. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec
411
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 4304 Hurdctte.
503 J30 *
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIES
Fit nnd style guaranteed. Address R 38. llee
63S-9
TJWDKRTAKiSKiiAJVJL ) EMBALMERS
II. K UURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr. 1618 Chicago st , telephone 90 47J
SWANSON & VAL1EN , 1701 CUMING , TEL. 10CO
473
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM-
er. 1117 Fnrnam St. , telephone 225 474
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , 613 S. 16TII ST
47.1
PTTMPd AND WINDMILLS.
; H. BOYDEN PUMPS AND WIND MILLS ,
all kinds of pump repairing Leave outers
with Churchill Pump Co. Telephone 613
M-1C3-J21 *
, ART AND LANGUAGES.
GKORGE F. GELLENHECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1911 Cass street. M 109
TUTORING IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDIES mm-
Ing the summer at 2323 Furnum stieet Jessie
Tovvne. M707 9 *
ELOCUTION ONE MONTHS' SPECIAL
course , e-ommonelng Juno 10. Shakespeare. Or-
thoepy , Delsarto , Heading , Literature Lectures.
Miss Fuller , 516 Kiubach bleick. M 7f4 10 *
YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMEN (19 YEARS )
of good family , will give French lessens ( no
salarv ) In g < M l f imlly , some fnm ly leaving for
summer preferred , lefeienres exchanged Ad
dress E 1'y , 1614 N 18th stiect. M791 11 *
MtiDICAL.
LADIES' CHICIIESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( dlamonel brand ) are the best , safe
lellablc1 , take no either , send 4c , stamps , for
particulars , "Relief for Ladles" In lettei bv
leturn mill At druggists Chlchestel Chem
ical Co. , Phil ideiphla. Pa.
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT CURED HY
Clark's Red Cro s Mineral Water , never fails
cures sciatica and all kldnev , llvet and bladdi r
troubles ; gm l monej to agents ; write for terms
and pamphlet Fish Vaughan , genenl
agents , 4loO CJottnge Grove avenue , Chlc.igo , 111.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
onice to 209 S 16th st , Blown block. 470
A GOOD THING I USH IT ALONGrMAY HE
the latest slang phrase , but that's Just what
we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8,000 tons
sold In Omeha last ve-at We give you 2010
Ibs , of the best Wvomlng cooking coal for $4 59.
Victor White , nigr. , 1G05 Farnam 6t. Tel. 127.
411
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER , 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms at $1.50 per day.
CO rooms at $2.00 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
manager. 478
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
479
PASTURAGE.
WE HAVE ICO ACRES OF HLUE GRASS PAS.
ture for horses , board fence , spring water ,
Barton & Phelps , Gllmore. Neb. , or A W
Phelps & Son , i.07 N. Y. Life bldg . Tel. 105t
478-July 1 *
PASTURE. CATTLE & HORhES , T MURRAY.
80S-J15
BLUE GRASS , SPRING WATER ; H. H. HAH-
del & Co. , Bee building. 221
NOTICE I , THE UNDERSIGNED , WILL TAKE
In horses and colts to pasture , feed nnd care
for the 5ear round In Howard Cei. , Nebraska
Watch this paper for particulars by the 10th
of June , 1S93. CharUs Cans. By Gexj G. Gans ,
foreman , P. O. box 136 , St. Paul , Neb
M .45-11
MEDIUMS.
WHOEVER SEES THIS , AND IS IN ANV
trouble , send a stamp lo the only great clair
voyant and medium , for free advice , but ask
no questions ; don't be humbugged by travel
ing fakers , located for years I never fall
Wm. Garlleld , 639 Cth ave. , Des Molnes la
This offer three weeks. 622 14 *
WANTED TO BOBi OW.
WANTED TO BORROW $300 FOR ONE YEAR
on Al collateral sucuilty. Addicas S 1. He ?
M7C6 10 *
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORHILL. PAPEH HANGING , HOUSE
sign painting , brick vvork , plastering ; off R. 1 ,
Barker blk. ; tel , 735 ; shop 913 N. 24th St.
431
SHORTHAND ANjJ TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE
M 4J
ELECTKUAL fc
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction Western Elec
trical Supply Co , 151" Houaid st. 4S2
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 Ft
483
DANCING.
MR. AND MRS. MORAND WILL GIVE PHI
ate le sons In dancing nt their home 1906
Dodge street , during the summer. 223-J23
LO-T.
FIVE DOLLARS \\ILL HE PAID POR THE
return , In frnod conelltlnn , of cash bouk he -
lonKlntf to Stienlev llaker. .1' S Navy , which
was In trunk sold at I'nlon Pacific unclaimed
bigKttge Fiile In October 1893. A. Trajnur , G
H A , Council muffs , la. Lost 714 13
I/OST , GOLD-MOUNTED EYEGLASSES. LAST
Friday nlxht on Lake 2'th 23d or Cass etieIs
Will Under please return to H. T. Clarke 219
Board of Trade. S14 9
BUaiN.Bfe.d , .NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 710 N. 15
493
DENTISTrf.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 HURT ST , 497
IT'S JUST HERE
in leprai'd to our block of
PHAETONS ,
SUNREYS ,
CARFlAiES.
No ono in the city shows a lar
ger or fluor line of
1895 STYLES
Nor sell for loss monoy.
DIOlfcOND CARRIAGE CO. ,
18th tind Hartley Sts.
Opp. Court llous-o.
NOTICE.
Parties having goads In pawn with me will
call ( or them within SO clays from May H ,
as I Intend to go out of business.
FRKD WOHLB , 151714 Farnarn St.
Bhow cases for * ale.
HEROES IN BLUE AiND GRAY
A Copy of the Vioksburg Ssntinel Issued
Just Before the City's Surrender ,
PRINTED ON STRIPS OF WALL PAPER
I'ussr Cut iiml Mule Steak Were Common
Diet ( Iranl'H Muiiiluy Dinner Up to
hclicduln Tlnir Other \\ivr
Hecollcctloin.
Thomas Heancy 1ms In Ms possession a
copy of the most Interesting newspaper ever
published In the world , says the Cheyenne
Leader. It Is tlio Dally Citizen , published nt
Vlclisburg , Miss. , and Is tlntcil July 2 , 1SC3 ,
the dny before Grant entered the beleaguered
city In triumph. Though dated July 2 , the
edition was Issued July 4 , the day following
Grant's entry after the memorable siege.
The paper for some time before the fall of
the city was.published on the back of wall
; ) aper. The edition of July 4 , with the July 2
date line , ended the publication oil that class
of paper.
Published under dimcuUlcs , Its t > lzo was
naturally small. It was four columns wide
and eighteen and a half Inches long- . The
margin at the sides varied In width , owing
to the Irregularity of the cutting of the
paper. At the bottom there was no space.
Hvcn the wall paper had to bo economized
and there was no waste of material. The
paper was edited by Colonel J. M. Swords ,
whose name appears on the upper left hund
corner.
The sheet contains little except Incidents
of a warlike nature occurring within the
city , and a column and a half of "Yankee
news from all points , " clipped from the
Washington Star of Juno 21. The Investment
of the city appears to have been close and
perfect when It required twelve days for
news to filter In.
The paper contains much unconscious
patl'os. The city's sad story of suffering and
privation mny be read between the lines In
the articles commending Individual bravery
of confederate soldiers , Joking about dining
on u cat dressed as a rabbit , Instilling hope
for the southern cause In the hearts of the
defenders of the city , claiming victory for
the confederate armies everywhere , ix-
corlatlng the trading citizens who were
profiting by the exigency of the time to
charge exorbitant prices for necessities of
life. Everywhere there Is the same under
tone of hopelessness allied with dogged de
termination never to admit defeat.
FIGHTING ON PAPER.
One article. Intended to Instill fresh hope
In the dispirited breasts of the soldiers
within the city , contains a history of Gen
eral I.ee's achievements In Virginia , H con
cludes :
We lay before our readers In this Issue an
account of Lee's brilliant and succcsbful on
slaught on the abolition hordes and show ,
e'en from their own record , how our gallant
boys of the cavalry have fleshed their swords
to the hilt with their vaunting foes and how
each musket of our Infantry has told Its
fatal leaden tale.
Today Maryland Is ours , tomorrow Penn
sylvania will be and the next day Ohio now
midway , like Mohammed's collln will fall.
Success and glory to our arms ! GoJ and
"Ight are with us.
Half a doyen different paragraphs tell of
the needs of the population of the doomed
city. One states that Hour sold for $5 a
pound , molasses at $10 per gallon , and coin
at $10 per bushel. Against these extortionate
prices a bitter protebt Is made by Colonel
Swords.
The scarcity of food Is officially shown by
the following editorial quotation :
Wo arc Indebted to Major Glllesplo for a
steak of confederate beef alias meat. We
have tried It and can assure our friends that
f It Is necessary they neeel have no scruples
at eating the meat. It Is sweet , savory and
tender , and so long as wo have a mule left
wo are satisfied our soldiers will bo content
to subsist on It.
CAUGHT THE UAIiniT , TOO.
There are two paragraphs of surpassing
historic Interest. One Is that challenging
the statement of General Grant that he
would eat his Fourth of July dinner In
Vlcksburg ; the other Is the reply of General
Grant's army published on the enemy's press
and with the enemy's tjpe. Ink and wall
paper. The first paragraph reads :
On DIt That the great Ulysses , the Ynn-
koo generalissimo surnamed Grant , has ex-
presseel his intention of dining In Vlcks
burg on Saturday next and celebrating the
Fourth of July by a grand dinner and so
forth. When asked if he would invite
General Jo Johnson to Join ho said "No ,
for fear there will bo a row at the table. "
Ulysses must get Into the city before he
dines In It. The way to cook a rabbit Is
"First to catch It , " etc.
At the lower right hand corner of the
sheet about a "stick" of type was removed
from the form by some union typo and the
following reply to the Citizen Inserted , after
which a small edition was run off :
NOTE.
July 4 , 18C3. Two days bring about great
changes. The banner of the union floats
over Vlcksburg. General Grant has "caught
the rabbit ; " he has dined In Vlcksburg nnd
ho did br.ng his dinner with him. The
Citizen lives to sco It. For the last time It
appears on wall paper. No more will It
Imagine the luxury of mule meat and
a :
j'-nvvyei's aud solicitors. SUES & GO. Ue -
s , OMAHA. Neb. Advlco FREE.
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Mich diet never more. This IB Iho l st
vvnll paper eeJIllon nml In , excepting thli note ,
from the types ns we found them. U will bo
valuable hcrenfter ft a n curiosity.
WIND UP OP TUG \VAU.
In the tatter part of the month of Mnrcti ,
1SC5 , Washington saw many slRns of collapse -
lapse of the rebellion , writes Nonh lirooks
In the Mny Century. The confederate urmy
appeared to bo Imdly demorullred , and de-
sortora , who arrived constnntly In largo
ntinibcia , reported that men from Alabama ,
Georgia , Florida and the Carollnas could
not be expected lo have any heart In a
fight which then eccmcd only for the dcfonso
of Virginia , while their own states worn
ovctrmi by the aimles of the union. During
the month of Muich more than .1,000 de
serters were received at Washington , and
great numbers were quartered at Fort Mon
roe , Annapolis , nnd oilier points nearer the
lines , v\hero they were put to work In the
quartet master's department or In the naval
service.
One curiosity of the times was a confed
erate icglmetital band which had deserted In
n body with Its Instiumcnls , nnd was al
lowed to march through the streets of the
national capital plajliiR union airs. This
was ono uf tlio oddest signs of the final
bieakup. People recalled a stoiy , told by
Hooker , that when the union army scaled
uml occupied Lookout mountain , n rebel
sentry on duly on the crest of one of the
most dlincult precipices saw our men pile up
In solid mabscs over steeps which had been
thought Inaccessible , and was so surpilseil
that he forgot to run , but stood with feet
rooted to the spot , watching the union force
climbing up , and streaming past him , and
driving the enemy far to the rear , until ho
was left alone , n statue of amazement. He-
coveilng himself at last he threw down his
mubkct , stilpped oft his rcbel-giuy Jacket ,
stood on them both , ami , looking far olt
to the sunny south , stretched out as a mn | >
below him , bald , "How are you , southern
confederacy ? "
Hut notwithstanding such Indications of a
collapse of the lebclllon , nt this \ery tlmo
many noithcrn union novsHpapciii , led by
Horace Grecley and others of his stamp ,
vvcie demanding that appeals should bo made
to the southern people "to stop the flow ot
blood nnd the wafeto of ticusmo , " and that
some message should bo sent to the south
erners "to terse that It will surely bo cir
culated nnd so lucid that It cannot be mis
construed or perverted , " by way of an In
vitation to cease lighting. Curiously enough ,
the nearer the time came for n Html sur
render , the more fervid was the demand for
negotiation and appeal fiom the unreason
able radicals In the ranks of northern
iinlonlhtH. Hut all this was soon to end ;
and while a small patty was nuking , "Why
not negotiate ? " the downfall came.
A FIGHTKK'S UnCOlU ) .
Major General Alexander McD. McCook ,
who has recently been retired , was associ
ated with some of the bloodiest battles of the
war. He Is now at Denver , wheie he has
been In command of the Department of the
Colorado since 18S8. General McCook was
born In Ohio on April 22 , lt-31 , and Is u mem
ber of that famous family of watrlurs , "tho
lighting McCooks. " He was graduated
from the Military academy at West Point
In 1SR2 , and was assigned to the Third In
fantry regiment. Ho was engaged against
the Apachu Indians In New Mexico In 1857 ,
and from 1SGS to 1&G1 was Instructor of In
fantry tactics nt West Point. In Decem
ber , 185S , he was promoted to first lieutenant.
At the outbicak of the war ho was appointed
colonel of the First Ohio Heglmcnt of volun
teers , and In April , 1SG1 , wus mustering and
dusburslng officer at Columbus. He com
manded his regiment at the ( list battle ot
Hull Hun , and received the brevet of major
In the tegular army for his services on that
occasion. On September 3 , 1SC1 , he wus
promoted to brlgadlet general of volunteers ,
and commanded a division of the Army of
Ohio In the. Tennessee and Mississippi cam
paigns. For his service at the capture ot
Nashville he was breveted lieutenant
colonel In the regular army , nnd for services
at Shlloh received the brevet of colonel ,
On the 17th of July , 1SC2 , he was made
major general of volunteers , and was placed
In command of the Twentieth Army cotps ,
with which he served at Pcnysvlllo , Stone.
Hlver , Tullahonm and Chtckamatign. Ho
was engaged In the defense of Washington
on the llth and 12th of July , 1SC4 , vvns lu
the middle military division from November ,
1SG4 , till February , 1865 , and In command
of Eastern Arkansas fiom the latter date
till May of the same year. He received the
brevet of btlgadier gencial of the regular
army In March , 1805 , for services at Perrys-
vllle , and at the same time was breveted
major general for cumulative gallant serv
Ices during the war. '
INCIDENT 0V Tim MODOC WAR.
Edward Fox , who will be remembered by
the old timers of Klamnth county as the
cot respondent of the New Yoik Herald dur
ing the Modoc war , was drowned on March
I In the Swan river , Peith , West Australia.
The name of Kdvvatd Kox became well
known on both sides of the Atlantic during
the Colcman Drayton-lloi rowe scandal In
1892 , says the Portland Oregonian. Fox
acteel as one of the seconds In the duel that
did not como off In Paris and furnished tha
famous correspondence to a prominent Now
York paper. Fox claimed that the publica
tion of the letter was under the sanction of
nonovve , which the latter denied. The llo
was passed and the outcome of the dispute
was a bloodless duel between Fox and IJor-
rowe on April 23 , 1892 , nt Nlettvvport llalna ,
a seaside resort near Ostcnd. After firing
two shots each at twelve paces they retired
without shaking hands or passing the com
pliments usual on such occasions. FOX'B
( list shot whistled by Ilorrovvo'u ear , whllo
Horrovve's last bullet tore through Fox's
frock coat near the hip bone , piercing : the
coat In three different places and gracing hlb
tiousers over his abdomen.
Fox was not , as he has been dcscrlbeel ,
an Englishman and an ex-officer of the
guards , but an Irishman and an cx-ofllccp
of an English line regiment. The original
family name was O'Shanagh , which
means son of or descendant of the fox ,
and the clan was located In County Cavan.
He was eelucated In England , and entered
tlio army ns an ensign ut 18 years of age ,
spending most of his time In England or
abroad. Ho was a b K , broadshouldered ,
deep-chested man. fully six feet tall.
Ills father not being rich , and he being
a younger son , ho was almost entirely de
pendent on his pay as a subaltern , and hla
tastes being1 expensive , he soon accumulated
a very creditable amount of debts. Life
became a burden to him , and ho was obllgjd
to "sell out , " the purchase system being then
In vogue In the Hrltlsh army. The "for
tune" which ho la said to have brought to
America , where he came after leaving the
army , was the few hundred pounds sterling
realized by the sale of his commUslori. Ho
went straight to Wall street , where he lost
ov ry penny of It , and bought a very valu
able experience rather dearly.
Hi had to do something for a living , and
having met James Gordon Dennett , Jr , then ;
a young man , and having pome literary abil
ity , which he himself was unaware of until
lie needed It , he became a reporter on the
Herald Ho soon developed into a first-
class newspaper mnn , and got the bes > t as
signments on tli3 paper , both in New York :
and out of town. Although a Inn vlvant ,
and having tlio cntreo to what Is called the
"best society" In New York , IIP vvns not by
any means , i dissipated man. Hut ho moved
In a fatt Ct , ami , although lie earned a gooel
sal.iry as a "space" man , he was always
In need of money.
Ills principal feat In Journalism vvns when
he as correspondent of the Herald with
Ger.tal Canby In the Modoc war. Ilennett
vvant'd an Interview with Captain Jack ,
anil r > ux got It. Against the advlc' of Gen
eral Canby and every olllcer whom he con
sulted , ho determined to take lilt life In hla
hand , and go Into tlio lava bdi. accom
panied only by an Interpreter. 1I managed
In somevvay that he never revealed te > con-
vjey his pacific Intentions to the Indians : and
to publish their grievances , and ho wn
allowed to go In among H > crn , li'-ard ' Cap
tain Jack's statement and publUlied It There
was no doubt about the genulnene'i of the
In Tvlew That was the origin of the eobrl-
fjuet , "Modoc Fox , " which stuck to him for
many years.
I nmlllnff Aldermen Civ > n 11 Romt ,
CHICAGO , June 8. Over 2.000 resldenta
of h'outh Chicago assembled In an open air
mass meeting last night to d munce "boodlo
aldermen" and protest against tlie action oC
the Chicago city council In i * mg an ordi
nance granting to the Calu i i lime Island
railway a right of way thro ig : tie residence )
portion of that part of the town known aa
the ' Kust side "
Alderman Shepherd of the Tlilrty-thlnl
ward wag denounced at a traitor and burned
In effigy. Hesolutlons urging Mayor SwlA to
veto the ordinance and to aid the clvlo
federation "In getting at the root ot the
great evil" v , ere adopted.