TUB OMAHA DAILY BIDE : SUNDAY , JUNE 1C , 1805
SPBG1RL NOTICES ,
AcUcrtliement * lor tlioia coluroru will l >
Inlmi ontll 12IHO p. tu. for tlie evtnlncitnel
until 8 | . m. for the morning mnii Sanilaj
tilltloa ,
AttTrrtlierf , uj r qnf tlnc numbered
tli re tr , tan Imre nnuwcri mlilri-Mcel to n
Dnmbereel letter In enr at 'llio tleo. An-
wr to RdclrtMctl will be ilMtTercd upon
IKlcntntlun of the check only. lliitc ,
1 1.2c a word , llr t Insertion , lo n word
hcrrnrter. Nothing tnUeii for In * than 2flo
lot- lint Inirrllnii.
1 lir e UtrrtlwitnenM mint inn rnniecu *
lUely. .
SITUATIONS WANTED.
rinsr CLASS DTICPSMAKKK v. TS PLACI :
ilo tlrtMHiakln * Jul > - ami AtiRiiit for her
board. In or out of city. B 1J. B c.
WANTif : > . WORK roti BOY or 14 LV OR OUT
of the city , c 11. Hoe oinct. A MMi
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WANTr.riT POSITION 11Y EXPttUinNOKD
furniture nnLher. Htl.er In facinry or more.
Best of retrench. T. Hcott , 1M3 I'0eu | 'w , c.
WANTHD , POSITION ON COI'NTHV Nfi\\H-
imier | by n frlntii : will wnrk l r tumll wilary
mi < l lioiiiil ; can fuinlnh rcfciences. Aililr M
H 13. Ilw. A-121 1C
VOUNO WIDOW. DAfOHTKR OP MASON
and I. O. O. K , ilcslro ultuiitlon nn Inuse-
ki-e-per or tnkp clmtiKO of hotel , city or country ,
or wouM corrcdi'oni ) with view to in itrlmony ;
rlileily Rintleincn preferred. Addrci" ) Mr * . Car
rie J. Wllburn , 1' . O. Box 1017 , CIilcftKO. 111.
A M12I 20
WANTE1J MALE HELP.
WANTED , 1,000 MEN TO WRITE Mil TODAY
for the rtcdpl ( ulMolutoly fiec. In plnln re ilwl
rn\elope ) which cured me of ntivuuit debility ,
* xh.iu d vitality , tic. Adrtrcst C. J. W.itker . ,
Sox 1.341. Knlumnroo. Mich. B-MIZl
CUBAN TRLCKLIS : : , PURE AND MILD , tc.
1I-181-J21
I100.CO A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID
R.ileimiMi ; no ixpeilrncu required. U. S. Clsr
Co. , G3I B. 7th direct , tit. Luuh > , Mo.B
B M9& > 21 *
BALKMEN WANTED tioo TO jir PER MONTH
ami cxpcii en. Wiiriie line. Potlllon nctmincn * ,
rilCHxnnt and dOBlrablc. Ailrcfs ultli Btiiuip.
Klnif MfK. Co. C. 41 , Chicago. B
BAI.ISMIN TO unt'O TIIAUI : . HIDE LINE
or iithprvvlw. J. W Kn.ght , 117-.23 MuleHt. . ,
Racine , Wit D-OM-16 *
SALESMEN , $200 Piil MONTH TO GOOD MEN
to roll nictlc Ice machines for rcfrlBTiitorn ,
KUHnentecd 73 per font cheiipcr thin Icr ; Hutu
n lifetime ; cxclunlvc contiol Ktven , wilte for
tcims. Are.llc Ice Machine Co. , Cincinnati. O.
E 9G3-1G *
WANTED , RELIABLE MAN , PERMANENT
position. Stamp mid references. A. T. Morris ,
cmc this pupcr. U OC6-1C *
WANTED AN ENERGETIC MAN TO MAN-
ARC an olllco In Oinnlia , Ncli. , foi nn old
mtnbllHhed linn. Hnlary , $75 pir month , and
commission on nil mles. Mu t ha\e Rood
rcfirencm , and JlOO In cash. Capital abso
lutely Bccurwl. Address The Nullonal Ct > ,
DCB MulncB , la. 11-1187-16'
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BAtnsMUN- A wnr.K is orrnituo IIY
fake humbug llrmWe pay only what > ou
nre wurth. Ntwly Invinted Bclcntlllc pipe
called i\wlantlnir : ClRiir , made of tmbontus ;
cannot be told from clKnm ; use any tobacco :
In Indmtructlble. Wnnt Rood man lo Fell to
tradennd connumern. Ill prolll ; luimple nml
nilvcrllnlnK matter. 15r : 1 M pur dozen. Pc-
cnre torrllory now. Hcferencen , Ilradntroct a
nnd Dunn's. Everlasting Cigar Co , Indian-
niHillK. liul. _ H-OT9-16 _
WANTID IIY A CHICAGO COMMISSION
hounc a nrnt class fiirnlture trn\ellnKinan for
the states of Iowa. Mlsiourl , Kunsna nnd No-
branka. Only thoie havlm ? un established
trade wllh llio best of lUnlcri nnd will state
references nnd amount uf pahs per jcnr need
apply. C 44 , care I-ord & Thomas. Clilcnpo ,
H-'JM-IC *
HI.
to iAioiiniis rou n. & M. HY. co. IN WYO-
mlng : free tranxportntlon ; ship Monday after
noon. Kramer * c O'Hcarn , llth and Parnntn
Btrtet. 11 M100 17 *
I YOtINO MKN TolTlTaHT WOItK ; ALSO 1
Kood news agent , day run. Ugbut tt Corlictt ,
1314 rnrnam. _ , U 111 16 *
AN ACTIVE. PUSHING MAN , WITH PW TO
engage In a partnership with a manufacturing
house to establish nnd control sub-aguits ; busi
ness large and prolltable. Addrcsn Manufac
turer , IJox 723 , Ilnltlmorc. Md. U
WANTED , nnLIAIILuiCN TO HANDLC AD-
Justalle stair for ntllcs. etc : very practical
nnd endorsed by architects everywhere : state
rights for sale. W. C. Foster , C5 Washington
street. Chicago. It-la 16 *
WANTED HELP.
AH13 YOU HONEST. SOBnn , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If BO , engage with ui for ISM ; 1300 a month ,
13. COO a year ; you can make It easy : six hours
a day , Our agents do not complain of hard
times. Why ? They are making money selling
our Perfection Dish Washer ; the > mly practical
family washer manufactured ; wuslus , dries
and polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes ;
no experience necessary : a child of 8 operates
It easily ; cheap nnd durable : weight , thirteen
pounds ; made of anti-rust sheet steel ; capac
ity , 100 pieces ; J10.000 for Its equal ; every fam
ily wants one ; you don't ha\e to canvas ; as
coon as people know you have It for sale
they send for a dish washer : each agent's
territory protected : no competition ; wo fur
nish sample ( weighs six pounds ) in nice case
to lady agents to take orders with ; one agent
made J214 M first ten days. Addnss for full
particulars perfection Mfg. Co. , Unglenood , III.
aniiMAN iioiiKKKKin'UR : DON'T OIUCCT
to child ; private family cook. J5 00 ; lady cook
nnd dining room girl for Colorado. Canadian
Ofllce. 1528 Douglas. C M921 16 *
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A NHAT GIHI , roil GUNKIlAIj HOUSHWOIHC
In family of two. Inquire of Mrs. II. Ncuman ,
KS H. Sth nv enue. C M036 16
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\VANTEDT YOUNa GIIIU WITH EXPEIII-
ence , to cnie for a thrc-e-yiar-old child , liefer-
rnccs required. Apply at 201 South 25th nv
before C p. in. C 050-17 *
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ALL , LAD1KS HAVING A FEW HOUUS
leisure each day should write me at once rc-
irardlng pleisant home work which easily pn >
| U Wfvkly. This I * no deception and will cer
tainly pay > ou to Invfstlgute. Hpply with
stampetl envelope , Mrs. 8. A. Btebblns. I w-
rence. Mich. DCO-ll , *
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WANTED , Gillie TOR GENERAL HOUSE-
vvoik. must be a good cook. Apply at 30th and
Marcy ms. C 972-16 *
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WANTED. A GOOD GERMAN OIIIU AHOUT
IS yean old. Apply at once , 2023 Ohio St.
C M9SMS *
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00. KhNT HOUStd.
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HOUSES. P. K. DARLING , DARKER BIXJCIC.
D 123
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HOUSCa IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. ! " . Davis company , 1509 Karnum. D 428
HOUSES. BENEWA & CO. , IPS N. 15TH ST.
D 427
II. TS , COLE CO. UARQEST LIST IN OMAHA.
U MtIS
FOR IlENT DES1RAI1LE HOUSES.
rooms. 211 a 24th t. . W.
T rooms. 420i Cumlni ; St. , } 22.
7 rooms , ! > : < ! N. iUM ave. , | a & ) .
I rooms , 4907 Caps St. , J10.
> rooms , 4927 Davenport st. , 110.
C rooms , 3420 Jackson St. . IS.
t rooms. MIS ITntt St. . 7.
Bee ridellly Trust Co. , 170 ! Tarnam it. D-431
RENTAL , AGENCY C20 SO. 16TH ST.
D 727
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. CI.OSB IN :
( -room cottage , city water ; utore building , 1303
ravnani. U S. Sklniur. agent , :10 New York
Life. D M82118
10-HOOM HOUSE , MODERN , LOCATED 2211
Douglas. W. r Clark. D M i .JI >
TWO s'ltOOM UIUCK'lIOtlSES. 1339-11 PARK
avenue , facing Hanscom park , nearly new ;
hard wood finish ; first class modern con-
venlences. Imiulre 1115 South 92nd street.
D-M82J
C AND 7-ROOM FLATS , WITH RANOENH
all modern conveniences ; avvnlngs , screens and
janitor strvlce. Cull nt corner IUt , 701 H. Hill
it. , from 19 to 12 and 2 to i. Otorwo Cloustr.
U MS'Jl
I-IIOOM MODERN HOUSE. DETACHED ,
beautiful lawn ; shade treou. SC5 bouth Zith.
Apply to J. H. I'uriotte , Dauglo * block.DMtlO
D-MtlO
TOR RENT , FINE COTTAGE. DARN. LARGE
lawn , on car line. R. C. rutteraon , Ramge blk ,
, D-4J7
I ELEUANT C-ROOM COTTAGES JUST UUII.T
IZ2.50. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 rarnmn
D C < 3
THREC-ROOM COTTAGE WITH GARDEN. 8
II Cor. tJrd and Clark St. Inquire 1U3 Jnck'
son El. D Cos
I-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 29TH ST. & POP [
pleton. llartrnan & Robblns , 24D lire bldg.
U i.t-Ji9
I-ROOM COTTAGE. Jt.00 ; 917 N. J3TH BT. IN
quire III South l < th st. D-911-18
EEVKN-ROOM IIOllSE. MODERN , NEWI/5
paix-red and painted , mantel nnd grille ; KOO >
location ; near motor , 13 % ) Ho. Kth street. Jl , . >
or for rale , U.CiOOJ. J. H. Purrotle.
block.
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RENT. B-ROOM HOUSE. 1S15 CAKB hT.
D 3.6-lC *
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE , 644 B. tlST STHEirr
IM27 H * T.m
MODERN TEN-ROOM HOUSES ON MOTOI
line for rent nt t-UOO per month. E. H Sh-mfi
432 Paxlon block.D M933 it *
RENT. TOR TUB SUMMER' . rnd
autumn , my rtaldtnce corner of JM an <
I ) v niMirl Irrcln , partly furnished II. J
Wlndmr. 1CS4 Capitol avcnur U M94S It *
_ . . RENT.ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODKR1
improvements ; haul wood flnlili end Ian ;
room * . No. 404 N. tJrd. -M105 19
FOR KENT HOUSES.
Ccnllnued
I'OR RENT. AT RUAFONA11LE PRICE , MY
residence , cor..ih and St. Mary's live , fur-
nlrhed or unfiunlihrd. for the summer , nr
longer. Mrs. M Hcllmnn L > 956-21
CHOICE ElflHT-ROOM 11RICK RESIDENCE ,
modern , Bhcrwoed nve. , ncnr Hlli nnd Ijikc ,
renliul clghl-ioom bilck , : : d nnd Cnllfo.nla , WJ.03
Large brlek residence , 23 < 1 nnd California. C. A.
Starr , 61S N Y. Life Illdg. D-9S8-17
PLEASANT ) iTATlTEb MODERN 8-ROOM
house ; nice lawn , barn. Inquire 2&J3 Pierce st.
1703 TARNAM HTREirT.
W. M lingers , 1321 rnrnnm street.
rt'RNIHHED HOUSE POIl RENT FOR THE
summer. Inquire Mis. J. W. Cotton , 118 So.
Uth. lJ-m-SG3-18 *
FOR RENT , riVE-ROOM , COTTAGE. 14M
Hoiilh 17th llct. Hickory und Center. D. Mo-
Mlllan. D76lC * _
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OirilENT , 7-ROOM. EAST .rilONT. MOI
ern. Call SU Nu. 20lh , rent J2501. D-
TOR RENT TO 8EPTE.MIIER , MODERN
houip , furnished ; ( onvcnlent location , big
shady lawn. Addrtts S 34 , Lteo ofn < e.
e.D 991 1G *
ROOMS FOR IIOUSEKEEI'INO.
& rooms , ilrst tluor , or 4 roonu , second lloon
city water , bath , barn , etc ; G minutes from
postolllcc. 82214 S. 20th street. D MM" 19 *
roil RENT , HOUSE fi ROOMS AND Kt'MMER
kitchen : : i2 Cnldvv ell street. D-M1UOO 23 *
KtNT i ; U im iBllEC i
NICE fcOUTH FRONT ROOM. WKLL 1'Ull-
nlshcd , private family. Call 241 * Cuss si.
M43j
PLEASANT ROOM , 1919 DODGE. E-MSJ7
rURNISHED ROOM. 62fi S. 19T1I STRECT.
foil RENT , ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms. 6M 8. 13th. E-61CJ > 2
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1 ROOMS TOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR MAN
and wife ; rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
E b84-S *
FURNISHED ROOMS COc WEEK. 710 fi. 14TH.
n oio-j > i2 *
TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
with city water. 2212 California st. E3.9 ! 1C *
NEATLY FURNI.SHED ROOM FOR TWO f23
S 17lhstreet. E-M940 28 *
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NICELY FttRNISIIED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men or light housekeeping. C.6 Noith 17th i-ticet.
E-M939 17 *
FOR RENT , NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH
loom on car line , cheap , 2227 Luke st.
E-OC2-1C *
NICELY FURNISHED OfTHIDE ROOMS. GAS ,
fcte.im he it. 711 Suuth 16th etreel , third lloor ,
south side. K 990 16 *
NICELY Fl'RNISHED ROOM : SOUTH EX.
posurc ; also large front room with alcove ; gas ,
bath. 2009 Cns . E 933 1C *
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS , 204 8. 2.VTH ST.
i : M103 19 *
FIVE ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR HOUSE-
kciplng ; central. S 38 , Uee. E M114 18 *
FURNISHED KOOMS AND BOaUD
THE ROSE. 2020 IIARNEY. NICE FURNISHED
rooms with board ; special rales to gentlemen.
F 204-J22 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 206 N. 1JTH
stieet. F M72S 21 *
ROOM AND HOARD AT 212 SO. 25TH STREET.
F MS74 IS *
TO RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with board ; terms reasonable. Call nt 2107
Douglas. F 880-23
FOR RENT SUITE OP ROOMS , ALPO SINgle -
gle room , with board In private family ; refer
ences. 2214 Farnnm. F 1S IS *
DESIRARLE SUITE OF ROOMS. WITH EXcellent -
cellent table , lawn , etc. 202 N. IStli.F .
F M901 16 *
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM WITH
board ( or two ; private family ; no other board
ers : best home comforts. C14 No. 21st , bet.
California nnd Webster. F 904
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH I3OARD ,
centrally located , modern , 2209 Douglas.
F 964-16 *
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE PtlRNISlIK
rooms with or without meals at TOO S 17th nv
References. r 970-H
FOR RENT , TWO LARGE , NICELY rim-
nlshed rooms with board , near Han com Park ,
1003 Park avenue. I' 979-16 *
NICELY FURNISHED. SPLENDID SHADE
trees , large shady sard ; board second door ,
location convenlnet. 2205 Farnam. F 999 16 *
FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
board. 1824 Dlnney street. F M101 22 *
SOUTH ROOMS. SINGLE OR ENSUITE , 8UM-
mcr rates. 2308 Douglas. F MI20 IS *
607 8. 2JTH AVE , PRIVATE FAMILY.
F-M125 J15 *
UNFURNISHED KUOMS TO RENT
1 ROOMS , CLOSET. 202C ST. MARY'S AVE.
Q M915 20 *
2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
209 S. 24th bt. G 954
FIVE MODERN ROOMS , INCLUDING PARlors -
lors ; no children ; cheap. 213 S. 24th.
U M9S3-17 *
EAST ROOMS. J300 AND 16.00 PKR MONTH.
COO 8. 2Sllfctrcet. G M113 18 *
1011 RUNT b'JCOKUa AND OFFICES
TWO-STORY I1RICK , 22X66 , AND 66 FEET
trackage , 718 S. 13th , at > our own price. H.
Cole Co. , 106 N. 15lh St. 1 716 Jyfl
FOR RENT THE 4-&TORY HUICIC BUILDING ,
916 Farnam street. This building has a fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heatIng -
Ing fixtures , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the office of The Dee. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN. TO $10 A DAY. AD-
dre the Handy Heater Co. , S'J4 New York Life
bldg. . Omaha , Neb. J 913
WANTED. HUNDREDS OF AGENTS TO SELL ,
"The New Education" to school boards. Men
sold sixty sets last month to single districts
The Diamond Lltho. 1'ub. Co. , Minneapolis ,
Minn. J M943 17 *
WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL SASH LOCKS
and door holders. Sample sash lock free by
mall for 2o stump. Ilest sellers ever Invented.
Heats weights. J12 00 n day. Write quick , liro-
hard & Co. . Ilex 77 , Philadelphia. J
WANTED , LADY" AGENTS ; "lIYGEIA COR-
KttH aru the Ixst sellers ; big piollts ; easy
work. Catalogue fre by sending to Western
Corset Co. . St. Louis , Mo. J
WANTED , agents for name platen nnd hou c
numbers , beveled glass , gold lined , readable In
the dark : finest goods made ; sample fieu
Dunslan Mfg. Co. , 221 Cth nve. , Chicago. J
AGENTS WANTED ENERGETIC MEN TO
sell goods by wimple , at home or travel. Easy
seller. Liberal salary or good commission.
Address with stamp , P. O. Ltox 1103 , New
York City. j _
AGENTS WANTED FOR LARGEST LINE
aluminum novelties , bar gexxla , tablevvare In
America ; profits Immense ; steady work ; sample
Wo ; Illustrated catalogue free. Aluminum Nov
elty Co. , 335 Uroadvvny , New York. J
WANTED , AGENTS. CANVASSEIIS. MALE OR
female ; something new In ladles' shoes of great
incut ; MK pay und exclusive sale guirnnteed.
Adilnss Manufacturers' Shoe Co. , 421 Union
St. , Lynn , Mass. J
WANTED. AGENTS FOR OUR ABHESTOS
clay cooking ware. Wages f3 lo J7 a day.
Pay every week. Central Supply Co. , Cincin
nati , Ohio. j _
AGENTS WANTED. NEW WALL MAP U. S.
nnd world , six fat long , eleven beautiful
colors. No experience needed. You cannot
make money easier. Send 85o for tuimple or
wilte. Rand , McNully & Co. , Chicago. J
AGENTS WANTED TO SHOW THE NEW
patent reveilvlng1 griddle cake , fish and egg
turner ; It Hflls Itxelf ; cample 'Me. L K.
Mlckfl. Haveihlll. Mass. J 9S6-1C *
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WANTED. DISTRICT AND CITY MANAGERS
Ui r < prei ; < nt llio United Stalin IK-nevolent so
ciety ; pajx sick , uccldmt and funeral benefit * .
J. II. Pitcher , Eecretniy , Sa lnaw , Easl
Sldf. Mich. J MUD 2S *
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WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL PATENTED
household article ; tell on slghl : entirely new ;
100 per cent profits samples. SSc : pnrtlculare
free. AiMn-sa E. R. Vrooman , 301 Medlnah
Bldg. , Chicago. J ia 16 *
FIRST CLASS. ACTIVE. REHPECTAHI.t
aKvntg , city and countiy. to nell IlKht. luirlulh
article ; salary , jso week. Addrem S 41 , Bee.
J 12G K
- LIVE. RESPONSIBLE AGENTS IN EVERY
city , to handle small , qulckielllng article ; sal <
ary , | 20 vveekl ) . Addrera 8 40 , Bee.
J-127 16 *
WANTED TO RENT.
OR THREE NICCLY FURNISHEC
ruoma for housekeeping by two } oune ladles ;
references. H K , lice. K M914 16 *
WANTED TO RENT MODERN HOUSH OK
nine e > r ten nuina for one or two jears. Ad
dress 8 32 , llee. K 978-16 *
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RENTAL AGENCY.
G. Q. WALLACE. RENTALS , 31 ] DROWN RLK
L M703
STORAGE.
d
STORAGE. FRANK EWERS , llli HARNEY.
M433
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U. B.
BO cov. bond warehouse ; household KooOi stored ;
lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth. UUfi
STORAGE.
Continued.
BTOVEB STORED DURING SUMMER. TEL.
W ) . 1207 Douglas. Omaha Store Repair Works.
PACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. . OTH
& Jones sti. Central storage ami forwarding.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY A TAILOR SHOP IN
small country town' will pay eash. Address
8 28 , Bee oince. N-M337 IS *
WILL TRADE CLEAR LOT WORTH $250 FOR
horse and phaeton ; must be nice. A. M. fowle ,
211 S. Kill stieel. N-SI5-1C
WANTED. TO BUY , A GOOD HORSE AND
bURRy. Dr. McGrcw , Kill nnd Farnnm.
N-973-16 *
WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE , NICE HOME.
J. I ) . Kittle. Brown Block. N 683-16 *
FOR SALE 'ORNITURE.
FOR SALE BY A FAMILY MOVING OUT OF
the city , 1 Andrews double folding bed. writing
desk patlern ; 1 Garland range , 1 ehlld's piny
tent In Its second season , 1 hard coal stove ,
splendid heater. Address R M , Bee office.
0-825-18
FOR SALE , JO ROOMS FURNITURE ; CEN-
< rnl location ; 18 tonrders ; Rood reasons for
selllnR ; great bargain. Address 8 18 , H < - < 1.
0-M870
FOR SALE , WALNUT BEDROOM SUIT GOOD
us new with mattress und sprlnics , 12000. F.
J. W , . 1630 No. lOlh SI. O M974-17 *
FOR SALE. HOR'SES AND WAGONS
HIGH. STYLISH , TWO-SEATED TRAP WITH
reversible seat , slightly used. Me Cormlck's
barn , 14th nnd Howard. P 953-17 *
TWO-SEAT CANOPY-TOP SURREY AND
family hot * ! * In KCXK ! condition , nt an extruor *
dlnary bargain. 3041 California street.
P-102 16 *
POR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOO AND
chicken fence. Chas. K. Lee , 8th and Douglas.
0.441
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES. NEB .
has 400 tons good baled hay lo sell. Q M443
FOR SALE. A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
Brandies , Boston fatore. Q M694
CUBAN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE , C.
QI84 J21
GOOD SECOND HAND SET LIGHT DOUBLE
harness , 15 00. D24 8. 16th st. Q-M916 17 *
FOR SALE , NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ,
nearly new ; be sold cheap. Addiess f * 14 ,
Bee. Council Bluffs. CJ M917 IS
FOR SALE. OLD LUMBER CONSISTING OF
scuntllnp 2x4 , 2x8 , 2x10 , ExS , shlplap , sheeting.
Biding , doors , windows , etc. , nt the Associated
Charities wood Jurd , SD7 Howard st. Q937-J > 14 *
PRIZE JERSEY COW , A BEAUTY. BUTTER
record , 15 11 . per week. Registered , Bleat
pet ; must sell. Address S 33 , Bee. Q-992-16 *
PHONOGRAPHS. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS ,
latest and most Jugular selections ; write us
before purchasing ; send for catalogues. Edi
son Phonograph Agency , C04 Chestnut street ,
Philadelphia. Q 118 16 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
R YOU TIRED OF LATE FROSTS AND
early bllzards7 Poated on Uncle Sam's
"Italy ? " Rich soli , no freeze , no sunstroke ;
modem cities , eastern advantages , perfect cli
mate , lllus 86-page look lOc. Why not send
today ? . J. K. Reynolds , San Diego , Cnl.
Cnl.R
THE GEORGIA PEACH CARNIVAL , A LUX.
urlnnt exhibition of oil fruits ; July 1 to 20 ,
169S. nt Mncon , Ga. , one faic for round trip ,
sold July u.
Geo. W. Duncan , manager.
Theo. Ellis , adv. com R
CL AIR VOY ANTS
MRS DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llable business medium , Eth > ear at 119 N. 16th.
S4I3
FORTUNES TOLD THROUGH THE STARS
nml through the spirit. Amelia Goodman ,
Union Depot hole ) , llth and Mason , room 2 , up
stairs. S SWS-19 *
MADAM E. AUSTIN. TRANCE MEDIUM AND
Independent card reader. Room 2. KK ) S. 13th
st. Hamburg hole ) . S9JO 26 *
JSOSSAGJi. ifATHS. KTO.
MADAM SMITH. MS S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR ROOM
3 ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , steam , sulphurine
nnd sea baths. T MOSO-22 *
MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD. H21 DODGE.
T M633 Jy 4 *
FINEST BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS IN
clly. Mmc. Howell , 318 & 320 S. llth ; thoroughly
practical chiropodist and manicurist nltendnnt <
T M876 Jy 12 *
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS : ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110. Bee bldg.
135
LADIES' BATHS , 6 FOR f5. MME. POST , . 319H
B. 15. 730
PERSONAL.
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
street.U383
U-383
VIAVI CO. , 346 BEE BLDG. ; HEALTH BOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U444
B HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS.
Banquet , hall , residence and grave decorations.
1813 Vlnton street. Telephone 776. U M445
BATHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST , 319M 8. 15TH.
U731
CUBAN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR EC.
U184 J21
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED
316. No. 16th. Jas. Henderson. U 387 J 27
BARGAIN. 12 CABINET PHOTOS. 12 DAVIES.
113 B 16th street , opposite Boston More.
U M503 30
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on pianos , Jewels , bicycles , elc. Business
strictly confidential. Address 1'ostolllce Box
826. U M702
HAVE TO tin OLD CARPETS MADE INTO
rugs ; any slza you wish. 1521 Leavcnwnrth
street. U M708 J 0
A LADY THAT LIVES ON CAPITOL AVENUF
wishes to see that tall gentleman that nskei
her to get married last September nnd sh
told him that "the was afraid he would kll
her. " Addre-s 8 26 , Bee. U 92-17 *
WANTED. HAfi ANY PERSON A NUMBER 2
dictionary ? Advertiser Is short this numbe
and wishes to complete sel. Apply at buslneF
olllce of The Bee. U M932 17 *
MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAKI
crayon iKirlralls In npaio hours at th lr home
by n new , copvrighted mMhotl ; those learning
my melhod will be furnished woik by me by
which Ihey can earn IS 00 to 116 W ) per vveok
Send for particulars. H. A. Gilpp , Gemini
artist , Tyrone , Pn. U
ATTENTION LADIES' "EMMA" BI'ST DE
vele-per will enlarge jour bust 5 Inches. Guar
nnteed. Sealed Instructions 2c , or 24 page lllus
truted catalogue 6c , by mall. Emma Tulle
Bazar. Boston , Mass. U
BORN AGAIN. NEW LIFE IS GIVEN Busing \
using CInike's Puic Rje Whisky. In bottles
At druggists and dealers. U iCO-10
" " *
DO""YOU SPECULATE ? THEN SENDFOR
our book. "How to . peculate Succi-Kfully ei
Llmlttd Margins In Grain and Slock Markets. '
Mailed free. Comxtock , Hughes & Co. , Itlalt
Building , Chicago. U 167-16 *
SUPERI'Ll'OUS HAIR-WRITE FOR FREI
Information how to remove tmlr pernuncnti
without slightst Injury to rkln , supersede
elcctroljsln. Curtis Co. , 1S6 321 t > t. , Chlrneo.
U 9C8-16 *
BABIES' FLANNELS PROPERLY WASHED
Address 1213 N. 2ith. U-977-16 *
INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT OLOF MOR
tcnson , age 41. 5 feet 7 Inches In helghl
medium sire , light complexion , red numlache
cooper by trade , last heard fiom May 2.1 fron
Sioux City ; any Information OH to his where
ahouta will be gratefully iccvlved by his wife
Mrs. Mortunson , 203 Chestnut St. , Chicago. III.
U 101 16 *
MONEY TO LOAN KfcAL ESTATE
ANTHUNT LOAN & TRUST CO. , J1S N. Y. LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa faimi cr Omaha city property
W4W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. r. Da\U Co. ) IMS Farnam t. \V411
INVESTORS DTllECroilY CO. . 10 WALL ST. ,
New York , offer any purl lw,030 eastern In
ventor' * iianun , who iiave money to Invest ;
Just compiled. Write for particulars.
W-M303 J25
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , MS N. Y. LIFE
W450
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES I.OANKD ON
or bought. K. O. Cheiney , Kansas city. Mo.
W4i3
CAPITAL , I..POO.COO ; SURPLUS. | ! 0000 ; U. B.
Mortgage Tru t Co. , New York. Tor C per cent
loam on city property apply to Pu < y & Thomai ,
Ktnti , room 207 Flrat Nul'l tiank Lldir.WSS
W-SS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAII.
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk
W447
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATb
at per cent. W. 11. Melk l. 1st Nat. Bk bld <
\V441
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
properly. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam
W449
LOANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Suilth & Co. , 1JJ Karnsin.
TylONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
B. HADDOCK , ROO.\J , C7 , RAMGE BLOCK.
IONEY TO LOAN ON jFf RNITURIJ AND
pianos. " Fred Terry , 4f1Ti { nce blk. X4M
IONEY"TO IXJAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horses , wagons , etc. , at i lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; itflotly conndentlal , > ou
can pay Ihe loan off tit any time e/r / In any
amoun
MonTaAjn txAN CO. .
tW So. 16th SL
I X479
CUSINES3 OHANOtS.
UBAN FRECKLES. TMDvONLY CIGAR , 5C.
\ 1S4 J21
PP1NES3 CHANCE ' "TO RESl'DNSIULE
party , with 5,000 or MJ < IO to put Into old-
fitnbllnhcd wholesale wllcul house , located In
Chlcaio , nnd doing buslriert In the wcsl , hn\e
flvo Irnvellns salesmen on the rood. Address
B 21. Omaha IJee. 1 Y-M900 18 *
"OR SALE A HANDS0ME7 DRflO STORE IN
Ion a ; Finn ,1 amount of rtash necessary. Addrea
S 2 , lice. Y 903-W
OR SALE AT A HARGAIN :
(6,000 00 Flock of new nml second-hand furnl.
ture , cook stove nnd crockery and pawn uml-
ncrs. nnd watclus , rlliK * . etc. , Oolnn n huslncts
of 11,60000 above expenses per > ear ; Imvn a
two story nnd basement brlek building 90 feet
deep , tent , > 30 00 per month ; can do FtornKe
enough to pay lint ; elevators to basement nnd
second floor ; huslnois been established 11 jcais ,
Imvo n 6.600-pound bur nr-proof safe , cost
ISO ) 00. steel chest Inside , welnhs 1.00 ; have
alFo some real ( state : will sell chep or trade ,
stock of Roods must be pot cash , nnd It will
pay to Investigate. I 1me 5-jenr lease on build.
Ing , Addrees L. C. Rrovvn , Gland Iflnml. Neb.
Y M923 16 *
V STOCK OP SHOES TOR SALE AT IMS-
count. Address 8 27 , life onTce. Y931 16 *
VANTED. PARTY TO TAKE IIAU * INTER-
eel In manufacture of air cuvhlons nnd life
preservers In Omaha. Good article ; protected
b > patent" . Address Matthias Abents , Lnmott ,
Jnckion Co. . lown , Y M9I1 17 *
12,00000 STOCK Of MERCHANDISE IN REST
town In eastern Nebrnrkn , for land and casher
or equivalent. Address S 29 , care Dee.
Y-M131
XCfRSIONS ARRANGED TO THE GULK
coist of Texas : are > ou seeking a home or In-
\eslmenl ? Send slamp. William Nelson , room
222 Tlrst National bank building. Y M933 16 *
LD ESTAULISHED MEAT MARKET AND
grocery for sale cheap. Address S 31 , Hoc.
Y-935-17
V GOOD SALOON TOR SALE IN OMAHA AT
a bargain. Address 8 30 , Lice. Y 931-17 *
HERE ARE TIMES WHEN A PURE STIMU-
lanl Is needed In every family. Your physician
will saj : "Clarke's Pure R > e Whisky. " In bet
tles. At the druggists and dealers. Y 961-10 *
roil SALE TNO TRADE)7"A ) DRUG STORE IN
western lo\va doing n ruttHng good business.
Owner Is In poor health , which Is the enl )
reason for selling. This li n splendid chance
for some one nnd will bear Investigation. No
dead stock. Address P. O. box No. 7(6 , Den-
nleon , Iowa. Y 971-10
1ONEY IN CATTl.E , SNAP. PRACTICAL
man wanted with cash to stock and manage
1,000-ncre Irrigated ranch , cash to go Into
steers. Will Incorporate. Cut this out. R.
M. Lewis , EvniiBlon , Wyo. Y M991-18 *
4rt ) AVERAGED KACH WEKK LAST YEAR
by placing 110. Dividends puld weekly ; can
withdraw any time. Chance of a. life time.
C. E. Cooper , 123 W. 5th St. , Cincinnati , O.
\ -9S8 " 16
OR SALE. A SMALL DRUG STOCK IN THE
best suburb of Omaha. Addieps S 36 , Omaha
Roe. Y 107 16 *
OR SALE OR TRADE , ESTABLISHED COAL
business In a large Nebraska , town ; excellent
ttnckoge facilities ; a bargain. Address 8 37 ,
Rce. Y 117 16 *
FOR ji
WILL EXCHANGE MILLINERY FOR.RANGE
coal. 1612 Douglas street. Z M730 21
WANTED TO TRADE NEW STANDARD 111-
cycle for draft horse welKhlng 1COO pounds or
more E. J. Davis. 1116 I'arnam st. Z 837
FARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI ,
for stock of hardware'or Implements. Knox &
Kisser. 3T,4 Pearl st. , Council Blurts. la.
, , . Z417J29
TO EXCHANGE , A COMBINED STOCK OF
drugs clocks , watchen , Jewelry , blank and
school books , wall paper , wlridow shades , paints ,
oils , glass , etc. Will' ' Invoice , with fixtures ,
about J9.000. Want improved farm. Address
A. J. Pllzer , Cherryvole ' , .Kansas.
Z-M847 JylO' '
FURNITURE OP A SOTIOOM HOUSE , MODem -
em fixtures , tilled with No. 1 boarders , well
located. House for r nt.i J. H. Pnrrotte ,
Douglas bloek. In t K923 16
I WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE FOR
real estate and carh. H. A. Wagner , Omaha.
> i Z 11100
FOR BALE rcAHi .ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS , THE UYRON.REED COMPANY.
> m I 4 RE 458
BARGAINS. HOUSESn LOTS AND FARM
sale or trade. r. K. Darling , Baiker Block
RE 460
IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprise you. If taken with
in 2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
RE 459
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP ,
erties and farms. John N. Frenzer , opp P. O.
nn 46t
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Garvln Bros , 210 N. Y. I.
RE 463
FOR SALE , 4-ROOM COTTAGE PULL LOT.
east front , $70000 , terms easy ; bargain. R. C.
Patterson , Ramge block. Hi ; MS44
FARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON , 912 N. Y. Life
RE S57-Jy 10 *
FOR BALE. AT BED ROCK PRICES , 100 IT.
Park avc. . comer fronting Hanscom park , 100
ft. , corner , name block east front ; W ) ft. , Pnrl
nvp. . east front , no of park ; quick buyer gets
a bargain. Call on or address The Hyron Reci
Co , Omaha , or J. H Sullivan , Drovers' Jour
nal olllce , Chicago , HI. RE
FOR SALE , TWO SPLENDID NORTHWEST
Missouri farms , near R. R. and Iowa state
line at > 20 and } 2T , per acre , pait cash , bal
ance > early pu > mcntp.
Clear Neb. farm land to trade for gorxl resi
dence lot.
Clejr Nel > land to trade for deslrnble Inside
Improved property In amount froni 115,00000
to WO.000 00. A. P. Connett , 903 New- Yolk
Life. HE 973-16 *
FOR SALE , DELIGHTFUL MODERN COT
tnge home , near N. boulevard , 12,50000 ; Jl.lXK ) 0
cash , balance easy at 6 per cenl. Addreps S 3
Ree. RE-993 18
LISTEN TILL I TALK
75 feet east front on Georgia nvenue , just north
of Leavroworth street , house , 10 rooms , a line
home , told recenlly nt J13.000 ; my price , J6 500
small pajment down , balance easy , C'4 per cenl
House nnd lot out on Davenport Htieet ; con
$ . ' itOO ; my price , 56WO , on easy terms. 8 rooms
too.
too.Hoii'C nnd lot on South 25th avenue ; house and
lot cost f3,000 ; my price , J1.K.O.
House nnd lot In Sherman avenue park , 1700
JiSOO down , balance 110 to , no interest ,
Plenty bargains In other parts of the city.
Vacant corner on South 24th street. 60x150
cost (3,300 ; my price , Jl.WO. Fine east front lot
east pork , worth J3.000 , this week at IIUK ) Th
only linn corner left near pail. , east front , n
S2.S.X ) . 3 lots In Harlem lane , cost tS',0 cosh
my price , > 2UO for all. If sou want to veil senc
mo ( u complete description ; I can sell them.
FARM LANDS.
SO acre farm In Monona. county , la. , all tillable
$500 ; easy terms. SOO acres. 22 miles pouthwes
of Omaha , at 120.00 per acre ; Improved. 320
20 miles from Omaha , partly Improved at a sue
rlflce , only W4 09 per acre. 400 acres , twi-nl
miles out Houth ; a complete farm home ; bar
gain If taken quick. ICO acres In MIsHjurl t
e-xchango for outside lots nnd cash , send de
scrlptlon of what > ou want to sell or exchange
I Inure * to rent. 1.5 man Waterman , $22 N. Y
Life bldg , RE M10S 17
NEW COTTAGE , COR. 30TH AND HAHT RI
slreets ; cellar , cistern , city water ; only S1.2SO
Samuel Burns , 1313 Furnam , RE llj 16
FOR SALE , CHEAP , THE REST BUHINES
nnd residence property at Ixmg PlnC. Neli
free from encumbranc i would exchange fo
( Vmncll Bluffs or OirMha property. Addits
Mrs. N. T. Ryan , 512 South Seventh stnet
Council Bluffs. -l IU116 K
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. ? 6T1I. 481
VICTOR BICYCLES , THE FINEST OF ALL
blcjclen. Omaha lilcjcl 'Co . 323 N. 16th streel
, , - . . .
STERLING BUILT LltfR A WATCH. WESTern -
ern Electrical Supply Co.1515 Howard itreei.
v"
. <
SEE THE VISIBLE UALL , BEARINGS ON
Relay fcpeclal. Will Bafnum Bro. , 120 N. 15th
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO.
116 S. 151 li street. t i u 463
A. L. DEANE & . CO. , 1M6 TARNAM STREET
i ' . 463
WESTERN BICYCLE & , RpN CO .2U5 CUMINQ
i 479
MANTELS. OltATab AND TILES
WOOD MANTLES. GRATES. TILES FOR FIR :
places , vestibules and large floors ; write fo
analogue. Milton Rogeri & Sons , Omaha.
411
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 4304 Burdette.
MS 30 *
DRESSMAKING IN PRIVATE FAMILIES
Fit and st > le guaranteed. Address B 13. Bee.
J23-16 *
DRESSMAKINn AT HOME OP. IN PRIVAT1
families. 2110 J etrett. South Omaha. 112 16 *
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORIULU PAPKR HANGING. IIOIJ8I
sign palming , brick woik , plastering ; off. R. 1
barker Ilk. ; UI. 73S ; shop J13 N. 24th t.
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MRS. FANNY AULER. PIANO TEACHER
graduate Vienna Conservatory. 803 Bo. Kth st.
S3-Jy9
EORGE F. OELLENlinCK , I1ANJO AND
rultar teacher. 1911 Con itrttt. M-109
H'SIC FURNISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS BY
J. F. Dlmlck , IMS Cans tired. M92I 16 *
l SONP IN THE AlfForMMtOlO-ENoTtAV-
Ing ctily during Die months of July nnd
Auguxt , For terms apply to ' 'telnhaii" En
graving Co. , 634 1'axton Block , Omahn , Neb.
9SI 16 *
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HARES IN MUTUAL L. A B ASS'N PAY
6. 7 , S per cent when 1 , 2. S jears ohl , alwajs
redeemable. 1701 Farnam it. Nattlnger , Sec.
450
IOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Intern on savings. Apply to Omnhix I , . A U.
Ass'n , 1701 Bee Bide. U. M. Nattlncer. Sec.
481
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER3
I. K. UURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbnlmer , 1618 Chicago St. , telephone I ) . 472
WANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMINO. 1EI. . IOCO
473
I. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM ,
cr , 1417 Farnam st. , telephone 223. 474
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , C13 S. 16TH ST.
473
PASTURAGE.
VB HAVE 160 ACRES OF BLUE ORAPS PASture -
ture for horses , board fence , spring natcrt
Barton & I'lielps. Gllmore. Neb. , or A W.
Phelps & Son. 107 N. Y. Life bldg. . Tel. 1WI ,
478-July 1 *
'ASTURE , CATTLB & HORSES , T , Ml'RRAY.
90S-J15
IORSES AND CATTLE : BLUE GRASS :
sprlnir water. II. H. Harder & Co. , Bee bldg
907
MEDICAL.
LADIES ! CIIICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY-
rojnl I'llls ( diamond brand ) are the beet ; safe ,
reliable ; take no olhcr ; send < c , stamps , for
particulars , "Relief for Ladles , " In letter by
return mill. At drugfrlsts. Chlchcster Chem
ical Co. . Philadelphia. Pa.
UIEUMATISM AND GOUT CURED RY
Clark's Red Cro-w Mineral Water ; never falls ,
cures sciatica nnd all kidney. User nnd bladder
troubles ; good money to agents ; write for terms
nnd pamphlet , rish & ViiURhin , genernl
agents , 41DO Collage Grove avenue , Chicago , III.
COA.L.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAI.
office to 209 8. 16th St. , Drown block. 476
GOOD THING I USH IT ALONG. MAY RE
the latest slang phrase , but that's Just what
we're doing with bHERIDAN COAL. 8000 tons
sold In Omaha last year. We give jou 20 < x >
Ibs. of the best Wyoming cooking coal for It 5J.
Victor White , mgr. , 1603 Tarnam st. Tel. 127.
401
HOTELS.
IOTEL DARKER. 13TII AND JONES STS.
' 5 rooms at $1 (0 per day.
X ) rooms at J200 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Rorm
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
mpnngar. 47S
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
479
PUMPS AVJJ WINDMILLS.
I. H. BOYDEN. PUMPS AND WIND MILLS :
all kinds of pump repairing. Leave orders
with Churchill Pump Co. Telephone 665
M-165-J21 *
LOST.
LOST ST BERNARD DOG , CLIPPED , 1 YEAR
old. light brown , white markings under neck ,
collar with tag marked "Ynrl" Lincoln Neb
Ltbeial reward. Address S. Shears , 2707 Daven.
poit Lost952-16 *
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
CLECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and molor plants and all
kinds of cleetrical construction Western Eleo
trlcal Supply Co , ISIS Howard st. 482
DANCING.
MR. AND MRS. MORAND WILL GIVE PRI
ate lessons In dancing at their home , 290t
Dodge street , during the summer. 223-J23
FOUND.
FOUND. JUNE 15. ON KARNAM STREET , A
sum of money. Call on J. Ha > thorne , 605'i N ,
17lh. 993 16 *
SHORTHAND
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 113 N. Y. LIFE
M 493
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 18 * t
4S.1
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 713 N. 11
49J
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. T" 't-T , 2020 BURT ST. . 497
OPTICIAN S.
OMAHA OITICAL , CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS ,
Ujes tested flee. 222 S. 16th street. 109 16 *
IT'S JUST HEBE
In regard to our stock of
PHAETONS ,
SURREYS ,
CARRIAGES.
No ono in the city shows a lar
ger or finer line of
1895 STYLES
Nor sell for loss money.
DRUMMOND CARRIAGE CO. ,
18th and Hartley Sts.
Opp. Court House.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves ( BURLINGTON it MO. 1UVLR. I Arrives
UmuhJlUnlon Depot , Wtli At Mitaun btii. | Omaha
10ir.am : Denver Express 9:10am :
4.jpm.Blk. Hills. Mont. & 1'ugct Bnd. Ex. 4:0 : pin
4:33pm : Denver Express 4.01pm
C:4pm.Nebraska : Local ( except Sunday. . 74opm ;
EUum..Lincoln Loeal ( txtcpt iunOa.llJlam :
2.4jpm..Fust MalKfor Lincoln ) dally. . . .
Leaves ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.Arrives (
Omahul Union Depot , lutli At Muuun Hln.lOniaha
* 4:45pm : i..Chleago V'ebtlbule 9 : oan
9.Mam Chicago Expieb * 4llpm ;
7Mpm..Chicago : and tit. Louis Express. . S.lWam
ll3Suni ; 1'acltlc Junction Local D.JOnm
Fast Mall..i. . . . .1.2j4 pm
Leaves ( CHICAGO , MIL. & ST , I'AUL.Arrives (
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th ti Mason Bia.l Oinalia
6.00pm Chicago Limited 9:30am :
lUlOain..Chicago Expreta ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . e.Oupir
Leaves ( CHICAGO & NORTH\\E.S1"N.Arrives (
OmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th At Mason 8ls. ( Omaha
11.05am Eastern Exprcu * t > : Supm
4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited 9:40am :
6um : Mo. Valley Local 10:3upm :
E:45pm Omaha Chicago Special 2llpm :
Leaves | CHICAGO , R. I. & PACIFIC. | Arrlve
OmahajUnion Depot , lOlh & Mason Bln , | Omaha
EAST.
ll:00am..Atlantic : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . & :15pm :
6t'jpm : Night Expreis aC5ara :
MOpm..Chicago Vettlbuied Limited. . . . lJapm :
WEST.
6.00pm.Oklahoma & Texas Ex ( ex Sur..10.3Sari :
l40pm ; Colorado Llmllcd 4.00prr
leaves ( C. , ST. P. . M. . O. ( Arrives
Oinahal Depol , Ulli and \Vtlmler Sle. | Omaha
*
925am..Nebraska Passenger ( dally ) . , , . blpm :
4SOpm..Sioux : City Expreim lex. dun ) . . , ll..0ani
tUOpin St. Paul Limited lo-3ium
Leaves { f. . E. & MO. VALLE1. i Arrives
Omahal Depot , ltli and Wtbsty bis. [ Omaha
* '
2:10pm : Fast Mn'll ana Exprtsi 4V'pm ;
Z:10pm.ex. : ( bat. ) Wyo. Ex.iex.Mon.i. . . . 4Kpm
t.OSam..Norfolk Express ( ex. Sunday.10:30an :
CilOprn. . . . St. Paul Eipresn. . lO.&aii
iJeaveiTj K. c77 ST. " J , & C. II. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , I0th & Mason 81s. | Omalia
" "Warn Kansas" City Day Expre'ss S:30pn :
t:45pm..K. : C.J < lght Ex. Via U. P. Trnn. . 6:00am :
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha ) Depot , 15th and \ \ ebater 81s. | Omaha
'
lOMOam . . .St. Louis Express 6,00am
SlJOpm Bt. Louis Expresi 6:0ipm :
t.SOpm Nebraska Local ( ex. Sun. ) 9.tOaii
Leaves I SIOUX CITY . PACIFIC. [ Arrives
Omahal Depot. 16th and Webster Sis. [ Omaha
' '
' : ' Limited' . . . 1035an !
Cm."ti'i rjy ? !
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. JArrlves
OmnhaJUnlon Depol , IMh i Mason Sis. ( Omaha
.5Sain . .Plcux Clly Pawienirer in Sr'i > m
UMprn . . . .St. Paul . . . . . . . . . . . ;
Leaves ( i"'T3fON PACl1 > ia ( Arrives
Omnlial'nlon | Depot. 10th & Mason Bis.I Omaha
I000am ; Kearney Express , , 3:45pm :
Z-.fOpm Overland Flyer t:3ipm :
t oopm.lieat'c * & Stromsl/ir Ex. { ex. Sun ) . 3 : pm
T 30pm . .Pacific Express ,13Uam ;
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temrtrkablo Etcnmboat Trip Down the
Upper Enako River ,
DESCRIPTION OF A PERILOUS VOYAGE
Tlio Moit Dnncrrnni Stretch of Inlnnd
AVnlers In the Kiirlhvmt Itnpldi ,
Fftlli and Whirlpools In Con-
tlniinuii Siiccciilon ,
A stcnmboat trip which for excitement ,
peril and dlvplay of eUlll Imn Bcldoni , If ever ,
> ccn equnlcil In tlio history of river nnvlgn-
lon In tlio United Stntcp , h.iR Just been con
cluded on the Upper Snake rhorvtltcs a
conespondent of the aiobe Democrnt. Tlio
N'ormn , a pinall stcrnwliccl bout , lm nmdo
lie run Ironi Huntliigton , Ore. , to I.oulston ,
iliiho , over about the worst stretch of Inland
water to bo fcmn.1 In the nest.
Tliu N'orinaNIIS built seven years ago by
Jacob Kninm nt this city , at Huntlngton , and
was Intended for the trade between that
point and tlio Sex.cn Uovlls mining countty.
The mining boom soon played out , and the
boat vuis tied up at Iluntlngton , titter nmXIng
only two trips. During ths | utt tew months
t has become evident that there would not
jo enough boats on the Lower Snnko to
landle this year's crops , and Mr. Knmm de
termined to bring the steamer down to what
s going to bo a profitable field. Tlio N'orma
was absolutely useless at Huntlngton , and liu
argued that ho would not bo out anything
If she were wrecked on the down trip. U
was not particularly nn owner's risk , but It
was a hazardous ono for the olllcers and crew
to undertake.
JJut men were found who were willing to
malto the Journey , and preparations wcro be-
; un. The steamer's hull was bulkhcaclcd
tore and aft , and athwartihlps , and her cabin
and upper works thoroughly braced.
THE STAUT.
Eirly on the morning of May 1G the Norma
cast off her lines from the Iluntlngton land
ing , and. In command of Captain W. P.
Gray , with Captain A. W. Gray as pilot and
Charles Jennings as engineer , started on a
trip the like of which will In all probability
never bo undertaken again. For the first
few miles the river was smooth , but small
rapids soon began to appear , and before the
etcamer had gene six miles she had ran on
a submerged reck and toro her rudder off. It
was necessary to beach her , and two dujs
were consumed In making repairs. With a
fresh supply of cordwood the \oyago was ro-
sumeel through a barren country and a
cranky current. At Brownllo ferry a stop
had to bo made , as the wire which holds the
ferryboat had to bo lowered In order to let
the steamer pass over It. The Norma re
mained at that point one night , and Captain
Gray obtained some valuable Information
concerning the Great Vex canyon , through
which the boat was soon lo pars , from the
few stockmen who Inhabited the lonely re
gion.
gion.At
At daybreak the start was made. A run
of three miles brought the vessel to the
mouth of Wild Horse creek , and as she
rounded a bend Wild Horse rapids came In
sight. The river at this point narrows to
about two-fifths of Its former width , the fall
Is very rapid , and to make matters much
worse , the stream has three abrupt curves ,
Its contour forming a letter Z. The Norma
shot Into the rapids and the surging , twistIng -
Ing , foaming water washed over her deck.
She missed the rocks with which the stream
abounds and was coon In clear water.
The next rough place was Lookout rapids
The river was narrow , but Its course was
tolerably straight , and the little craft shot
through without trouble. Immediately below
was Horseshoe bend , where the river doubles
Itself within 1,200 feet , and the peninsula
thus formed stands 300 feet above the level
of the water. Hounding the bend , ths voy
agers passed Eagle Island , where the gov
ernment fcuney ends , and he who would
navigate Snake river further must dopsnd
entirely upon his knowledge of swift waters.
A few miles Into the unknown region and
Black Point was passed , where the river
takes a drop of six feet In 100. A mile or
two further and the frail boat entered the
famous Box.
BOX CANYON.
The scenery hero Is unsurpassed on the
continent. As the stream enters the mouth
of the canyon the banks begin to narrow
until the water Is compressed between walls
of solid rock , not over 100 feet apart , which
rise perpendicularly out of the water to a
height of perhaps GOO feet , and then slop ?
backward and upward until their snow-clad
summits seem almost to pierce the sky.
Towering abo\o the rher , the crags take-
most fantastic shapes. At one point there
appeared to bo a castle ruin , while reaching
downward toward the river , though several
hundred feet above , was terrace above ter
race covered with beautiful grasses and
mosses , row after row of apparently well-
trimmed trees and exquisitely curved road
ways laid with solid granite , all as true to
geometrical lines as the skill of any civil
engineer could possibly make them. Again ,
across the face of a gigantic precipice was
seen a perfect Etone fence , and were It not
known that It was Imposbiblo for man to
scale thesa mountains , one would fain be
lieve the fence was fresh from the hands
of the stonemason. At each turn of the
river a new panorama presented Itself , each
apparently striving to outdo Its neighbor In
point of grandeur.
The rher from Its entrance In the canyon
for a distance of twenty miles Is a succession
of rapids and sharp bends , jutting rocks and
protruding bowlders , where for miles at a
stretch even a small boat could not effect a
landing , and where the current Is so rapid
that a steamer "backing hard" still makes
good headway. A landing was finally made
at Steamboat Bar. Captain Gray went
around the hills , and , with the aid of power
ful glasses , made a thorough inspection ol
Copper Creek falls , the most terrible part of
the whole wicked stretch of rapids , whirl
pools and cataracts. On his return he set
the crew at work , and the fore-and-aft bulk
head was run In the bilge of the Norma's
bow. The hold forward of the fire room
was filled with cordwood to resist the shock
when the steamer struck , and all hatches
were nailed down. Then the crew turned
In on what , for all they knew , was their
last night In this world.
OVEH COPPEH CREEK PALLS.
Captain Cray was thoroughly satisfied after
an examination of the falls that a boat ol
the Norma's dimensions could not bo taken
over without striking the bluff bomculiere.
The river here runs though a channel aboul
120 feet wide. Largo bowlders line the Oregon
gen shore , and on the Idaho Elc'e rises a
steep cliff fifty feet high. An ugly reef ,
twenty ftet across and eight feet under
water , stands on the brink of the fall or
run , about one-third of the way across from
the Oregon side. H makes a broken drop
and throws the current against the cliffs on
the Idaho side. When the captain told the
crew that It would be necessary to strike
this wall of lock , some uneasiness was man
ifested , but from what they had already
parsed through their confidencj In him wag
unlimited.
In the morning when everything was ready
Captain Gray called tlio men forward and
tald to them :
"I will not say there Is no danger , for
there Is danger to the boat , but not to life.
If she should strike hard enough to knock
her fide out , or even break In two , wo can
take the small boats and make the shore
before she tin ! ; * . Don't get excited. Obey
orders and don't Jump overboard under any
circumstances , as that Is certain death.
Stick to the ship. "
A few minutes later the Norma dropped
Into midstream , shot through a swift rapid
that anywhere else would be regarded as
Impassable , came out Into comparatively clear
water and In another moment entered the
draw of the falls , about fifteen feet from the
Idaho cliff. It was a moment of Intense ex
citement. As she broke over the falls her
timbers creaked and groaned. When she
took the final plunge the captain cried
"starboard , " and with the weight of himself
and asslitants at the wheel the spokes fairly
flew around. The englnei were backed and
the cliff was frowning over the boat. She
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struck It with her itarboartl guard and
sectucd to hang ( or a moment while th
waves broke over her deck. The curt flylnc
back from the cltrt drenched the men In the
pilot house. Then the IIUlo boat bounded
nvvny to nilj-channcl llko a titnd ball. Ths
engines were ( topped nnd the Nornia drifted
down the rUcr with the crew yelling like
demons , the happiest men In two states , who
nil an experience that will lust them for a
lifetime.
The steamer's noting was smashed tor
about two feet and three deck beams wcro
raised a few Inches. Othcrnlso the did not
suffer from her battering.
mit , CANYON.
Just below the falls the boat steamed
through Hell cans on , a place about ZOO feet
In length , where the overhanging cliffs seem
to come within n few Inches nf meeting
directly over the river and hundreds of feet
above. During the next ten minutes she
shot over four ilirreretit taplds , where the
water ran HKo a race horse. Then the chan
nel nirrovvcd to Illty feet and tlio current
sped along twenty miles an hour. One place
was encountered where the river ran
stralghtcr nnd swifter limn a mill race for
comethlng like two miles , und In covering the
illstanco the engines wcro not moved nor was
the pilot wheel touched.
So the Great Itox canyon of the Snake
was passed and the Norha came Into com *
paratlvely still water at what Is known as the
head of navigation on Snake river. At noon
on May 1M the steamed up to the wharf at
Lcwlston and moored beside the big wheat
boils of the lower river. This renmKiiblo
Journey occupied eight d.ijs , of which twenty-
eight hours was the actual traveling time.
The distance liom Huntlngton down to the
"head of navigation" Is about ISO miles.
Once before was the trip ninclo , but never
aguln will any ono bo foolish enough to.
build a boat on llio upper waters for the
sake of bringing her down over Copper
creek run to a Held of usefulness. Some
twenty-fixo years ago the steamer Shoshone -
shone came down over the course followed
by the Norma and the \ojago was made
without serious mishap. She was over a
jear In making the trip , however , for she
tied up at Steamboat liar for twelve
months , her crew refusing to run Copper
Creek Falls.
A HANDSOME MAUSOLEUM.
Granite Itocrptnclo tor the Itonmln * of
Ocorco U. Chillis.
Occupjlng a beautiful and picturesque loca-
tlon In Central Laurel Hill cemetery Is a
mausoleum erected for the reception of tha
remains of the late George W. Chllds , tay
the Philadelphia Ledger. Tbo site , on the
upper terrace of the cemetery , faces the
stone bridge which connects Central and
South Laurel hill , and was chosen by Mrs.
Chllds , who also selected the design of the
mausoleum. The structure IB built entirely
of granlto from the Millstone Point , Conn. ,
and Qulncy , Mass. , quarries. H Is In the
Grecian style of architecture , and while not
showy , Is neat and rich In Its ornamenta
tion. The exterior dimensions are 17 feet
front by 2G foot deep. The door sill , a mas
sive block of Qulncy granite. Is 17 feet long ,
4 feet wldo and IS Inches thick , and IB approached
preached by another block of the pamo gran
ite , which extends from a curbed walk
through a small grass plot to the sill , the
width of the doorway. The doorway IB of
chiseled and carved granite , with neat moldIng -
Ing and is flanked on cither sldo by three
highly polished columns , the bases and capi
tals being carved , but not polished Tha
pedestals supporting ; tlio columns are orna
mented with opciv wreaths of ollvo leaves
and ribbons In bas relief. Hosting upon tha
columns Is a broad frlczo , upon which. In
Hainan polished faced letters Is the name
"George W. Child * . " Above the frieze , with
Its neatly carved shell molding. Is a pedi
ment , across the face of which Is another
open wreath of ollvo leaves In baa relief , with ,
other carvings In oak leaf and scroll work.
The exterior walls are of rock face finish.
At each of the four corners nre two pollb'iieel
pilasters , with ono In the center of each oC
the two sides. In the rear are two circular
windows , one In and the other below the
pediment. The upper one Is covered on the
outside by bllndwork of bronze. A circular
window of colored glass containing a richly ,
colored crown , surrounded by a band of open
work , Is placed back of the blind The lower
window contains a representation of one of
the cvangcll < ts and a scroll , upon which la
Inscribed the text : "And now abldeth faith ,
hope , charity , these three , but the greatest of
these Is charity. " OuUlilo of the glass la a
bronze grill of delicate pattern In scroll work.
Each stone used In the construction of the
mausoleum Is pelf-supporting , and those rncte
faced on the outside extend through the wall.
Passing through t'lC" handsome bronze doors
R chamber nine feet deep , and the width of
the structure Is reached , where the walls
from the roof level to the door nre highly ,
polished. Facing the door are the crypto ,
four In number , each having a face or seal ot
bronze. Of the upper two the ono to tlie left
on entering has upon the seal the Inscription
In raised letters : "George W. Chllds , Born
May 12 , 1829 ; Died , Teb. 3 , 1804. "
The roof of the mausoleum Is comi fscd of
blocks of hammered granite , extending the
full length and overlapping each other. In
front of the mausoleum arc two graps pints ,
one on each side of the cntranca , each being
flanked on the outer side by massive blocks
of granlto. suitably carved. On lop of tha
wall , which extends at right angles from the
mausoleum on both fcldea , ore two masslvo
urns.
urns.Mrs. . Chllds visited the mausoleum about a
week ago , and , although It was not then
quite finished , she expressed herself as highly ,
pleased with Its appearance.
THE COPPER'S LirrL3 JOKE.
It AfTonlml Him l.cki Tun nt IIIVlfe'
Kxpanso Tlinii Ho Ilnil Counted On.
A great deal of amusement was caused on
an castbound electric car the other afternoon
by a waggish policeman , who selected hla
wlfO'tor his victim , relates the Loulsvllla
Courier-Journal. The policeman had done
duty at the ball park , and his wife had been
to eee the gamo. While the crowd was leav
ing the woman stood about the front of the
park and waited for her husband to ride up
town with him. Ho finally arrived , and the
pair boarded a crowded car. Doth wcro
young and only recently married , and they ,
enjoyed themselves hugely on the way.
The woman wore a handsome little gold
watch , evidently a present from her husband.
While half the people In the car were look
ing , and \\lillo his wlfo was speaking to a
woman acquajntancc outside the car , tha
policeman deftly took the watch from his
wife's pocket and transferred It to his pistol
pocket. When the car reached niehteenth
street the policeman remarked that It was a
few minutes patt C o'clock , and everybody In
the car looked at the policeman's wife.
Ot course sha did what every one In the
car expected she would. She felt for her
watch. H seemed as If a sudden violent pain
had attached the woman'u heart. Her face
became very palo and her eyes dilated. Her
husband seemed greatly alarmed , and aukcd
her what the matter was. She looked over
the crowd In the car llko a frightened fawn.
It was a full minute before she could speak.
Then she whlepcrrd In her husband's ear
loud enough for the Intensely Interested
spectators to hear "I havn been toucheJ ;
some one Ian stolen my watch. " Her eyes
begun to grow dim , and before the policeman
could answer a big tear rolled down her
cheek and fell Into her lap.
"Here Is the watch : I was only Joking
with jou , " and the policeman felt back for
his porltct.
Thru u look of dismay overspread his face.
The watch had disappeared. Ho felt In first
one pocket and then another , and finally
turned all his pockets wrong sldo out. Ho
worked rapidly toward the lart and perxplretl
a gocd deal. His wife looked on In openmouthed -
mouthed astonUhment.So did the other
people In the ear. All had mulled and looked
out the windows of the car when the woman
first discovered that her watch was gone ,
but when her husband failed to produce It ,
after having told her that ho had taken It.
the people sat upright and watched the hunt
for the misting timepiece with great Inter
est.
Finally a quiet-appearing young man , who
sat In the rear of the car , aroxo and handed
the watch to the policeman' * wife. "I just
wanted to teach your husband a lesson , " he
tald ,
And the crowd of passengers gave vent tea
a prolonged hearty laugh , and the policeman
and hli wlfo finally Joined In the merri
ment , though they were a llttlo alow to JH
predate the joke.
