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    THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , JUSTE 2il. 1895.
SPBC1RL NOTICES ,
AflTcrtltrmriiU t6r these column * , will ho
lukrn until 18I3O p. m. tor tlio evcnlncnnil
until H p. in. for tlio uiornliiK am" Sunday
edition.
AdvtrtlicM , Itj requesllnit a numbered
chtcltt cnn Imve nnincr * nilitrciscil to n
pumbcred letter In cqro ot The llee. An-
ucri in addrcMcd will be ilclitored upon
irucntnllon of Hie check onljr. Hutrs ,
J 1.2c n word , Hrtt Insertion , lo n uord
lierrnflrr. Xothlnr ; tukeu for It si than USe
for llrit Imertlun.
aiicte BiUrrtlieiiicnti must inn rniuecu *
tltely.
8ITUATIONB WANTED.
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MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
wtrtit position on n farm. Peter Soiciifon. 130J
AIka *
Cnn tr it.
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WVULTrANY KIND PEOPtTi : SHELTER A
. while Inc'in
poor but ir p.itnl > le Englishman
hear from tin- Mil country ? \\llting to .lo nny
kind ( if vv > rk for lil board nnd lodelnc. Ad-
diPM H w , ] ; . A-M2'.i'-24 * _
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WANTED STENOGRAPHER AND GENERAL
olflce miiti want * position Julj in. live > ' .irii
pxixTl " ' c. I'1 ' r fprttiPf . Address '
Cnitlleld , Vnlvnllne , Nebraska. _ A Ma's
KxT'TuuENC'ED NURSE \ \ ISIIEH TIII :
rn.ro of 1111 Infnnt nn-l towing or Htlit . " ' "
work. 4113 Nicholas stt.ft. A 2.n- . . . *
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WANTED. rosmoN AH BOOKKEEPER ,
tvpeuM'.er , collKlor < > r general ottlre vvotk. Ail-
drias room 17 , Crelghl-m blink , Omaha.
WANTED , 11V AN EXPEIUENCED LAUN-
< liTt , family washing : also gintltmen's ; wash-
Ins by the dozen. Mi Nurlli Uth " ' ; ;
A " * ' 23
WANTEH ALE HELf.
WANTED. 1,000 MEN TO WHITE ME TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free. In plain wiled
envelope ) which cured me nf nr\ous liability ,
exhnusteil vltnlliy. etc. Addieps C. J. Wnlker.
Ilex 1 341 , Kulnmazoo. Mich. H-M423
WANTED A OOOD "ltHEAD AND CAKE
linker : mnn with fnmlU pref'Tied. stendy work
to right mnn ; wiiKfs 13 PT week. Snnmler , V
Jones , Iliip'd City. S J. ) . 11-2 3-2j _
ful SMEN TO SliLlTlTAKING POWHEH. WE
put our gixKln In k-ln > s rollliiK pins ! P mnnth
or commlMlun. Chicago Ilaklng 1'nwder ( o. ,
Chlcngo. Jl-itl-B
WANTED-MAN TO SPPEHINTEND IIRANVIl
nfllco ; Kilnr > - ll.ai per year ; refillnces nnd
1000 cnpllnl reqillii l : refen-nrin glu-n. Addles. '
room IS , Aetna bldg. , Indlnnnpolla. Ind.
It 2 < 9-21
BALESMEN-toO PER MONTH TO GOOD MEN
to sell Aictle Ice Machines fur iffilgi-nitors ,
guarnntcril 75 p-T iiml rluiiper than Ire ; \\rt \ *
n life-time ; exclusive ( nnlinl given ; wildfoi
terms. Arctic Ice Mnihlno Co. , I'lnclnnatl. O.
B-2U1-23 *
1100 A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID HALES-
men : no t xpfrli'iici1 r < iiHicd. | U. S , Cigar Co. ,
C3t S. 7th St. , St. 1/ouK MIL H 2S8-2" *
WANTED-SALF.SMEN TO SELL JOHNSON'S
Wax to paint nnd oil dialeis. l.lbeinl coninilii-
slon. H. C Jr.lm.-i.n , Radii" , Win. 11-2S7-23'
\VANTi : 1IY OCTOI1EH 1ST. THREE FIRST
class orgnnlzets for a fraternal tonellf l.iry socl-
-ty paying dentil and dlsnblllty benefit. A first
clans teiirly salary will be pa'.d to the ilghl
man. Only Ihoso now cnuiigeil In similar woilv
nnd successful med nnswer. Addiess Seeielnrj.
i-ait > Ne.l un , Clurnum & Co. , 125 Franklin si.
Chicago. . . .i'Z l'rl
WANTED-PERSONK TO PREPARF. FOR THE
npprunchlng i > oi.tiil cxamlnaUunn for ileik , 1.11-
ilers , etc. I'nrtlciilni * and "polnteis" fiei
Nnllonnl Conespondence Institute , Wattilnclim.
U. c. It-a.l-a *
WANTED MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OP OF
flcrbiislnist. . Will pay JCO to 1K mnnthl\
Address with slninp , Ilex 109 , Milwaukee , Wl <
IlfcCI" I
WANTED MEN FOR IIUILDINO AND LOAN
work In Ohio. S < > nd for term" . M. S. Todd ,
BecrHnry , Cincinnati. 11 205-23 *
8ALESMEN-TO DIH'O TRADE. SIDE I.I NI :
or otherwise. J. W. Knight , 217-22 : . Slnli > St ,
line ne , VMS. H-2 0 3-
WENT TO SELL DAISY WATER FILTER.
Fits uny faucet. Price , ! 1 25. Inelnre Ptnmp.
A. Lincoln , No. 112G 1st live. , S. Mlnm-ip dm.
11-273-23 *
Minn.
WANTED. AN ENERGETIC HEPRESENTA-
tlvo who cnn glvi- good references , to work
for UB In cveiy linvn In the United Slatei ;
will | iy | i monthly and eM" > " > > es ; wiltc us
ImmedUitely. W. A. Iliueo & Co. , 2M Ilroad-
way , New York City. H-307 gl *
WANTED , FIRST CLASS UPHOLSTERER TO
wi'ik by day for a bhort lime. Address S O ) ,
llw. H-M31D
WANTED. YOL'NG JIAN TO COLI.ECr AND
drive ; refeit/icc and eccuilly ituulreil. Address
B. 63 , Ilff. 11-315 Sl
WANTEP ft MALE HELP.
ARE YOU HONEST. SOI1EH , INDl'STRIOFS ?
If PO , engage with us for JS9V J3W a month ,
] 3CoO a year ; you can make It ( any ; six hours
U day. Our agents do not complain of hard
times. Why ? They arc mnklng money selling
our Perfection Dlth Washer ; the only practical
family washer manufnclund ; washes , dries
nnd polishes dishes perfect ! } In two minutes ;
no experience necessary ; n child of 8 operates
It cattily , cheap and durable , weight , thirteen
pounds ; mnilf * of anti-rust sheet steel ; capacity ,
100 pieces ; 110.000 for Us eifiiul ; every family
wnnts one ; you don't have to oinvns , ns boon
as people know > ou have It for sale they send
for n dish washer ; each ngent's teirllory pro
tected ; no competition ; we furnish sample
( weighs six pounds ) In nice case to lady agents
to take orders with : one agent made (214 .VI first
ten diivs. Address for full particulars Perfec-
tlon Mfg. Co. . ingli-wood. III. C M424
WOMAN OH MAN COOK FOR HOTEL OFT.
of town , (35.0H ; family cook for countiy , (5.00 ,
( lining room girls , house girls. Canndlnn otIUe.
1522 Douglas. C M234 24 *
WANTED-LADIES TO DO FANCY-WORK A1
home. Mine , Marlon , 2171 Fulton st , llrouklvn ,
N. Y. C 2U8-23 *
ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW HOFHS LEI-
mire ench tiny should write me nt once , rvgaid
Ine plnuinnt hoim- work which caBlly pa)8 > 1 !
weekly. This la no deception and will ceitnlnli
pny ) ou to Investigate. Reply with Btnmpei
envelope , Mra. S. A. Stebblns , I nvvrence. Mich
C 259-23 *
LADY NOT UNDER 2(1 ( TO WAl"T U PON
special customers , salnrv J7. ) i > er eek ; call
Monday after 9 , Room 12 , Cielghton InVck.
C 278-23 *
WANTED. GIRL GENERAL HOUSE
work. 2017 Hovvnrd , C 326 23 *
KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , BARKER BLOCK ,
D 42 <
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. Till
O , F. Davis company , IMS Farnam. D 420
HOUSES , BENAWA & CO. . 103 N. 1JTH ST.
O 27
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H. n. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA
D-M4J3
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FOR RENT DESIRABLE HOUSES.
tl rooms , 211 S. 24th el , , (30.
7 rooms , 4203 Ciimlng t > t. , 122.
7 rooms , ! > 26 N. 27th ave. . J22.M.
9 rooms , 4'J17 Cam St. , (10.
9 rooms , 4927 Davenport St. . $10.
6 rooms. 3420 Jackson bt. . (8.
& room1 * , 3513 Pintt si. . $7.
See Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrram st. D-431
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RENTAL AGENCY620 SO. 16Tll"t
D-727
TWO 9-ROOM BRICK HOUSES. 13M-41 PAlll
avenue , facing I ( unseam park , nearly new
hard wood Onlsh ; flrsl class moilern con
> cnlences. Inquire 1115 South 32nd street.
D-M32
6 ANil T-lToOM FLATS. WITH RANGE ANI
nil modern conveniences ; awnings , i-cn-tnn an
Janitor service. Call at corner Hat. 701 S. 161 !
ct , , from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. George Clouscr.
D-MiM
1 ELEGANT 6-IIOOM COTTAGES JUST BUILT
122.00. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnnm
D-M3
9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. TH ST. & POP
pleton. Hurtnmn & Robblns , 21) 1K bldg.
D S.M-Jya
FOR RENT , FOR SUMMER AND
my residence , corner of Davenport ami ! 2d sis
partly furnlahed. II. J. Windsor , 1024 Capltt
live. 11-1M
T HOOM KA8T FHbNT MODERN. M2 N. 4HTI
D Ib5 Jy-lS *
NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. DETACHEI
beautiful lawn ; shade irces. d)5 ) South 'AH
Apply to J , H , Parrottv , Douglas block.207J4
I > -207J4
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES NEAR HIGH SCHOOI
115.00 nnd | ! i OJ per month. Inquire 210 Cuplti
Avf. U-201 2J *
FURNISHED HOUSE FOI I RENT EIOH
room boiiKe In best part of clt ) , half a Mm *
from t4m-t car line , all modern convenlencci
fchady yard , for rent nt rtnoimblu terms , t
will sell furniture and rent the house. Hefei
ences required. Address , ti C3. Heo.
D-203-23 *
514 N. 19TH STREET. 14 HOOMS , MOOEltt
IS5.00.
411) ) N , Jlnl striH-l. 9 rooms , molcrn. (35.00.
Kl B. Kin avenue , 10 n > nn . modem , IJI.ftl.
K. H. Shcafe , 432 Puxton bliwk.
1J-M21I 2 ; *
FOR RENT TWO 6-HOOM COTTAGES. ON
furnished. ( . ; S. SOth. Motlern. l > - 2127 <
2708 FARNAM HTHErrT.
W , M Rogers. 1J2J Farnam street. -
NICK 9-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN. RAH
brnutlful lawn , 21.11 Pleroe t. D-201-23
FOR RENT-S-ROOM HOUSE , ALL MODE1 !
Improvements , hard woud finish , lure nnm
No. 40a N id i 1. D M25S-'Jii
FOH RENT , AT REASONAHLE PRICE , M
lr ldi-nce , cor 24th niid St , Mar1 nve , fu
nlthril or unfurnished , for tile xummer
longer. Wra. II. llellnion. U-M3u3 Zl
FOB RENT-HOUSES.
Continued.
MODERN C-ROOM roTTAOE , REAUTIFt'L
Innnnnd simile. 2121 Miami street. D M313
i CHEAPEST 0-HOOM MODRItTF COTr'AOE'TN
city , with bath ; Hil need to W.V ) . 3"3A C llf.i. .
nlnstrcct. D-329 23 *
OFFER TIIi-OL.O\\INaIIANISOMU :
houses near Hnntcom talk :
No , Jl 2 South Thlitlclh , comer Pnclflc ,
So , 3007 Pnclfic ttrctt.
Nn. 302 Popplelon avenue , rorncr SM.
Hlckr , 803 N. Y. Ufe HldK. U-I2S 23 *
loll RENT FUKN 1SHED KOO&I8.
NICE SOUTH "FRONT"ROOM. . WELL FUR.
niched , private family. Call 2112 Cues it.
U-M4U
PLEASANT ROOM 1S19 I'ODC.n. E-MS97
FOH RENT. ELEGANTLY FrRNIfHED
room ; . CO I ft 13th. K-C1C J)2
FUHNISHliD HOOMS"MO WEEK. 710 S. MTIlT
E-illO J.v 12 *
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOH TWO. C3
H. 17th street. E-M9IO 2S *
NEATLY FURNISHED HOOMS. 101 0. 2VTH ST.
E-M2J9 23 *
PLEASANT , COOL HOOM FOR TWO WITH
board. 2510 Dodtfe St. E-1S5 21 *
3 ROOMS FOH HOrsIclI'IN
and wife ; renl taken In buiird. 319 N. lTth. ,
LOVELY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT HOOM.
folding bed , I1U.W inomli. 1510 Howard.
K 210 23 *
HANDSOME ROOMS. WITH EXCELLENT
table ; references. 202 N. ISth street.
rilONT HOOM WITH AI.COVi : . SUITABLE
for three , vvllh board. 2.3J SI. Mark's AVPJ
FOURCOOt , HOOMS , FURNISHED FOR
Ilk-lit housekKplng. ( H. AiltlriM S c.2 , Ilw.
12 M302 2' , *
n ) HOOMS ran MO JIT norsi-
M9 8. 2l t me. H-JI212 21 *
FUKNISHED KOOilS ANDBOaRD
TO HUNT NIC'EllY ri'IlNISHi : ! ) ROOMS
with b'inrd : terma miBon.-ible. Cull nt 2107
DoiiKlnii. r-SS9-25
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Nicur.Y rt'iiNiKiir.n sot-Tit HOOM WITH
board for two ; jiilvatc family ; no otl.er lionril-
cm , best honk' cnmfoit0. Mi No. 21ct. bet.
California nndVcbster , F 904
rou HKNT , rL'UNismnD HOOMS. WITH
boaiil. U2t lllnncy strvot. K MIDI 2 !
107 H 2JTH AVU , PniVATt : FAMILY
F M125 J1S-
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TO TiiADn , imnss SUIT , CIIHST MUASUHC
S6 Inches , worn t\\lro ; coat } 7& , for horso. Kim ,
or anything. S 42 , llee. F 135
10 HOOMS , rt'HNISHIM ) OH UNITHNIHlinD.
or for lleht housekeeping , rvufloiiiililc price.
CH S. Kill nvenue F 187 a *
IAHOI2 NR'KLY FUnNISHKD "pOUTHIJART
loom with Imiiril for two irentlomi-n or man
nnd wife. Adilirmi S 57 , llee. F 248-23 *
rou HiNT-rriiNisiui : : > HOO.MS WITH
l nl. 1S24 Itltmey etnvt. K M 3-30"
\V11JI \VHHOIT 1'OAHD , 'I Ilinn NK'HLY
fiiinlshid tiKiniH ; hplenil.d nhade and bept Inen-
tlon. yM Farnnm. 1' 2J8-23 *
I.AHOI ? FHONT HOOM WITH ALCOVi : . IN
private family ; refen-nccK. 2.,13 J'ninnm St.
! M281-2S'
I'llONT HOOMS ; ALSO TAIILU ItOAUI ) . MHS.
Chuiclilll. 1812 ChlcilKO. F M305 M
TO
2 OH 3 rNFfllNISHKD HOOMS FOH IlENT AT
209 S. 2th ! St. O 951
3 HOOMS FOH MOHT HOl'SKKnni'INO ,
Iiatli room ; no children ; carpets nnd curtnlnn
If desired. 714 N. 21th. G Ml4 ! ' 23 *
TWO-STORY HHICIf , 2I7vGO , AND CO FEIIT
trnckuRO , 718 S. 13lh. nt your own price. II.
U. Cole Co. . IWi N. 15'h ' St. 1 710 Jy6
roii IUNT. TIII : 4-s-roiiY HHICIC ,
S1G Fnrnnm Ptreet. This biillillnK 1ms a lire-
proof cement lifiFement. complete ateam heut-
ItiK lIxturcH. water on nil ltoor , gaa , etc. Ap
ply at the office of The Hee. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED ,
MHN AND WOMEN , 15 TO J10 A DAY , AD-
ilresn the Handy Heater Co. , 834 New Yolk Life
blclg. , Omalm , Neb. J 913
WANTii ) . HUNOHED3 OF AOKNTS TO 8EM.
"The New llduciillon" to school L.ianls , men
sold Rlnty nets Inst month to single district *
The Diamond l.ltho. 1'ub. Co. , Minnenpolli ,
Minn. J M232 24
WANTED , AdENTS TO SEM , SASH LOCKS
nnd door holileis. Snmple nBh lock free by
mall for 2o Ptnmp. Hcst 8elli > i CMT Invented.
Heats welfhlH. 112.00 n flay. Write quick. Ilro-
tmnl & Co. , Box 77 , I'hlludelphla. J
WANTED , LADY AGENTS ; HYOEIA COR-
nelB are the best pcllcrs ; bin prolltu : easy
work. Cntnloifiie free by sendlnt ; to Western
Cornet Co. . St. I-ouls , Mo. J
WANTED , HKents for name plnlcs and houBe
number . beveled claps. Bold lined , renduble In
the dark ; finest irooils made , nntnple free.
Dunilnn Mfg. Co. , 221 5th n > e. . Chicago. J
AOENTH WANTED I'OIl LAIK1EST LINE
aluminum novelties , liar crxidx , tnbleunre In
America , profltH ImmenBe ; Hteitdy work ; sample
lOc ; lllUKtruled cntnloijue free. Aluminum Nov
elty Co. , 332 llromlvwiy , New York. J
WANTED , AGENTS , CANVASSr.HS , MALE Oil
female : RomcthliiR new In liulles' plu s of Kient
merit , bin pay and exclui > t\f pale KU.iranteeil.
Address Miinufiwturerb' Shoo Co. , 433 I'nlon
Bt. , I.Mm. Mn.ia. J
WA"NTEI ) . TaENTS FOR OUR ASHESTOB
clay cooklnK ware. Wnifi-s } 3 lo J7 a day.
Pay exery week. Central Suiiiily Co. , Cincin
nati , Ohio. J
WANTED. AGENTS OH SALESMEN TO SELL
KomlR by Hample , nt home or tnuel. Htnple
article. Ensy seller. Liberal salary or cnin-
mlKBlon. Address 1' . O. Uox 1103 New York
City.
AGEN'TS MAKE 13 TO )5 A DAY SELLING
our houFOhold ppeclnltles. Clrculnra free. Gen
eral ARcnts Supply Co. , Cincinnati , O.J .
J 295-23
WANTED LADY AND GENTLEMEN AOENTfi.
! < " > to | 7ii montbly nnd expenben. Mention this
Iviper , Addirei * Hood Mnglc Scale Co. . rtricaini ,
111. J 2W-22 )
AGENTS WANTED iVEHYWHEHE TO SELL
our automntlc Bklrt clnrp ; no pins , no Bcwlm ; ,
holds Bklrt up ; UII'IIH phlrt wnNt In place.
AKents report Indies buy nt Bight. Pouplnr
price of lOc. S. J. & W. O. Simmons , 137 IVnrl
St. , Itoaton , MIIBH. J MiSj-S4 *
EXPERIENCED LADY AGENTS TO INTRO-
ducc the nioM rnplil selllnK article on the mm *
kcU Hnwley Mfu. Co. , 514 N. 23id Ft.J .
J 2V1-23 *
AGENTS WANTED TO SHOW THE NEW PATent -
ent revolvlm ; Krtilflle cnkc , tlRh and egs turner.
It sells ltf lf ; unmple SDc. O. 13. Mlckel , Hnver-
hill , Mnsst. J 202-23 *
I HA YE THE 1IEST AGENTS' ARTICLK ON
e.irth. Send l stul for pnrtlculnrs. Nothing
like It. < 'iwllt to all worthy. Wanted by every.
l > Nly. No fruud. Permanent urowin bUHln *
for honest peoplo. TIicw. Noel , GeoliiKlut , ( "hi-
euro. J 21,6-23 *
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE ICELEPS
Refrigerator. New , prnctlcnl , cconomlcnt ; unea
no Ice , only n fw pints of water dally. The
Icelem Hefrlnerutor Co. , C32 Elm St. , Cincin
nati. O. J M9-231
AGENTS WANTED , NEW WALL MAP I' . S.
and world , six feet long , ele\en beautiful
colors. No experience needed. You cannot make
money easier. Send Sf for snmple or write.
Hand. McNnlly & Co. , Chicago. J
A"O ENTS EYE H Y Wl IERE SO IKTlIINa NEW ;
no talklnir , pellB nt vlKht , big piotlts ; clirularH
free , send lOc for Kample In plush box. Novelty
Introduction Co. , 207 State street , ChlcaEo.
WANTED TO KENT.
WANTED I'NFFIINLSHED HOOM. ADOHESE
or rail n im 410 Singly bldB. K 2i1-l-3 *
ACCOMODATIONH IN PUIVATE FAMILY' '
win-re there are no other lioanlerH , for > uunp
marrliM couple , with 3-year-olil child ; mull
loiiUUui anil li-ItllK. H C3 , Dee ultlce.
K-332 S *
REKTAL AGENCY.
Q , Q. WALLACE. RENTALS , 31 ! IinOWN I1LK.
L-M703
STORAGE.
STOHACIE , FRANK. EWEIIS , Kit HARNEY.
M42J
I1F.ST STOIIAOE Ill'ILDINO IN OMAHA. U. 8 ,
KOV. bonded vvarchoure : household coo > l > rtored ;
luvvetl rate * . 1013-lOli Leaxenworth. M4"8
BTOVKsT STOKED DURING SUMMER. TEL
POO. 11J7 Douglas. Omulia titove Repair Works.
M4J7
PACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. . 9T1 !
& Jones tin. General utoragu and forwarding
M4S8
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED , SIX TO EIGHT SECOND HANI
wuudcn cr Iron lanK , In peed ronditlon , bavin
a rapacity uf 5OoO to 6.1H" } galloni ) each. Ail
dnr . with particulars IIB to present rimdlllor
prvvloun UFP. etc. , Norfolk Heel Sugar rompnnv
Norfolk. Nob. N-MK4 24
0 OR 10-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN , WITHI >
1 mile of ixiMotllcc ; unite pi Ice and location
Addrevg M , ll.i > . N SSO M *
1OH SAlib „ UKN1TURE.
FOR BALE. 30 ROOMS FURNITURE ; CEN
tral locution 18 ttuaidrri ; cooil reainna fo :
vtslllnci trial bargain. Addii-ss 3 IS , Itee.
O-MS70
FOB JM.LE -HOnSEB.WAGONS.ETO "
FOR BALE-ONE "OF Mf 11LACK PONY
mares. Fred Mohle. 151J4 Farnam. P 100
PHAETON , ALMOST NEW. AT
nearly half price. Drummond CarrlaRp Co.
| P-818-S7
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FOR HALE-ONE PURREV. ALSO fHAKTON
marly new. Apply Llnsccd O.I Works.P .
P 24.1-23
FOR SALE-CHEAP FOH CASH , TWO-HEATED
mid ran , well made and lltllt ; UM-O. Tall Ml
N. IMh. p 211 a *
_
FOR PALE-2.SEATF.D CARRIAGE. GOOD
family hotre nnd l'iiKtf > ' . al a linrian ; ! If ' ( 'Id
HI ttt.o. Inquire OolKlcr's H.nl Htoie , 101 N.
Will fit. P-2S4-23
TVVO-HKAT CANOPY TOP SURREY , IN GOOD
condition and family horse al Kreal sncrlllic.
5011 California Hiwt. , P 319 23 *
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rOK SALE -MISCELLANEOUS
HARDWOOD COMHINATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. It. Lee , 9th and DoiiRlns.
_ li"411
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMES , NEIL ,
IIIIH 400 IOIIH good baltd hay fur sule. CJ M412
FOR SALE. A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
tlrandled. lloston Slore. Q-MCOI
FOR SALE. OLD LUMBER CONSISTING OF
ncantllm ; 2\4 , 2xS , 2x10 , fx8. Milphtp , Bhretlm ; .
iilrllntr , door * , wlndown etc. , at the Associated
Charities wood yard , SOT Howard t.
CJ-95KIyl4 *
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FOR SALE S HEAD FRESH MILIC C'OWfl.
( .all afternoon , Jiitcl , Uth nnd llurrt St.
Q-243-21 *
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CHEAP-A NO. 1 ItEDROOM SUITE , NEW , IN
uns one month ; alwt roller top olllcc di-k. Ad-
drum or call ri > m 410 Shelly tildg. CJ-SM-M *
SMITH-PREMIER TYPEWRITER AND DESK.
almost mw. or wilt cell wparntely. dill room
10. Commercial Hank building. Q 274 23 *
ALE-CIIEAP. ONE LARGE NEW RE-
frlKerntor for erocc-ry. Inquire at 107 St ;
Mary's. Q-276 2S
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FRESH JERSEY COW , A 1IEAUTY , FINELY
br l and rfKlntrrpd ; Brent pet ; rich mllkt-i- .
Aililff'g S 61 , llee. Q-3DJ S3
_
FOR SALE. FAMILY HORSE AND HUOOY ;
ulna lioUM'ImM KKHIS ; will bo Hold cheap for
audi. Call at once , 2218 lllnney strict.
Q-317 23 *
_
MIECELL A\EOU3.
THE GEORGIA PEACH CARNIVAL , A LUX-
uilanl exhibition of all fruits , July 1 lo 20 ,
IKiS , nt Macon , Oa. ; one fare for round Irlp.
fold July 5.
Geo. W. Duncan , manager.
Theo. Ellin , adv. com. R
CLAlHVUYANTS
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium , Sth year at 119 N. ICth
S4I3
MADAM E. AUSTIN. TRANCE MEDIUM AND
Independent card reader. Room 2 , 009 S. 13th
it. Hamburg hotel. SOJO-26 *
M-flSSAGh. i/"iH.a. ! .STO.
MADAM SMITH , W2 S. 13TH , 2D PI.OOR , ROOM
3 , magnetic , vapor , alcohol , Bteam , rulphurlnv
and tea baths. T MJ11 13 *
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MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD. 1121 DODGE.
T MGM Jy 4 *
FINEST RATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS IN
city. Mine. Howcll , 318 & 310 S. 15th ; thoroughly
practical chliopodtH and manlcurUl attendant.
T M876 Jy 12 *
.IRS. DR. LEON. ELEGANT MASSAGE AND
eleclrlc bath. Parlors restful nnd refresh
ing. 412 North 14th street T M132 13 *
TUKKibii UATHS.
URKISH RATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , Hoc bldK
135
.ADIES1 . BATHS. MME. POST , 3191 * S. 15TH.
730
PiiKbONAL.
IIB BELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
cider from measure. 1909 Farnam Btreet.
Btreet.U
U 353
IAVI CO. . 3)6 ) REE HLDG. ; HEALTH ROOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U44I
. HAAS , FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS.
Hanquel , hall , residence nnd grave decoiatlona ,
1813 Vlnton street. Telephone 776. U MI41
ATIIS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319V4 S. 1VT1I
U731
MIIRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED.
316 No. 16th. Jan. Henderson. U 3S7 J27
ARGAIN. 12 CABINET PHOTOS. J2. DAVIES.
113 S. 16lh street , opposlle BoBlon Store.
U MM9 SO
PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on planofl , JevveU , bicycles , etc. DuslncFn
strictly confidential. Addiegs Pontofllce Ro\
326. U M702
IAVG YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INTO
ruga ; any size you wish. 1121 Leavenworth
street. U-M706 JyO
RE YOU SICK ? MEDICINE AND TREAT-
menl DOc , al 205V4 N. 16th st. U lS3-Jy-17 *
GRAND WINTER EXCURSION OF WESTERN
people to the Mediterranean and the Orient , vis-
Itlng principal cities ot Interesl of Spain , Al
giers , Egypt , Palestine , Turkey , Greece and
Italy , nt u season coriespondlng to our Juno ,
leaving New York In January by a pnlatl.il
new American line steamer. Special low rate- .
For particulars addrets Dr. W. F. Pierce ,
Carson , la. U-M22S 23 *
MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAKE
rinyon portraits In spare hours nt their homes
by a new , copyrighted method ; those learning
my method wilt be furnished woik by me by
whlch they can earn } 8 00 ti > tlli. ( > per week
Send for particulars , II. A. Grlpp , German
artist , Tyrone , Pa. U
ATTENTION LADIES' "EMMA" RFST DEveloper -
veloper will enlarge your bust G Inches. Gunr-
nnleeil. Staled Instructions 2c , or 21 page Illus
trated catalogue 6c , by mull. Emma Toilet
llazar , Uonton , Mass. U
SrT'ERFLi'OL's'HAIR-M-RITE FOR FREE INformation -
formation how to remove hair peimancntLv
without slightest Injury to skin ; superior tn
electric needle. Curtis Co. . 186 SSd st. , Chliagn
U 2I7-2S *
'ERSONAL ' WOULD LIKE A FEW
children lo bonrd ; cnn offe'r a good home ; refer-
cnces vxchangvd. Addii'sa S 04 , IJee.U .
U 2CO-23 *
X ) YOtT SPECULATE ? THEN SEND FOI
our liook. "How to Speculate Successfully or
Llmlte.1 Margins In Grnln nnd Stock Markets , '
Mailed tiff. Comstock , Hughes & Co. . Ittaltc
building , Chicago. U M2C3-2a *
HELPS OTHERS. WILL HELP YOU. WHY
nnt try one bottle of Clarke's Pure Rye
Whiskey ? Al dealers. U 271 23
OIX > F MARTENSON-PLEASE SEND HIS AD-
ilnss M > on to Mary Mnrtenson , 331 N. Sth St. ,
Kansas City. Mo. U 277 2J
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE-
aliouta of Willie Warner , nred 14 , whi > lef
Ni-llgh , Nt > t > mska , nboul thn-o years ago , foi
Wolworth county , Wl'tomsln ; any Infniimnlor
gUon In his brother , Frank E. Warner , Lake
Geneva. WIs. , bx 151 , will bo thankfully re-
ciilveil. Other papers please copy. U 303 23
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
ANTHONY IXJAN & TRUST CO , 318 N. Y. LIFE
loans at low lutes for choice security In Ne
braeka and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
W 446
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. Till-
O. F. Davis Co. . IMS Farnam St. W 451
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. , 10 WALL ST.
New York , offer any parl 100.000 eastern In
vestor's names , who have money to Invest
juit compiled. Write for partlculais .
W M 303 J 25 *
CITY LOANS , C. A. STARR , 51S N. Y. LIFE
W 0
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED O.N
or bought. R O. Chetney , Kansas City , Mo
W 153
CAPITAL , J2.000.000 ; SURPLUS , J600.000 ; U. S
Mortgage Trutt Co. , New York. For 6 per cen
loans on city property apply to Pusey & Thomas
agents , room .07 First Nat'l bank bids.W
W 252
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA1L
renl estate , Brennnn , Ixne & Co. , Paxton bill
W 4(7 (
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL P.STATI
al 6 per cent. W. 1) . Melkel , l l Nal. Ilk bldi ;
W 118
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED O.MAH.
property. FIdillty Trust compan > , 1702 Farnam
W-I4D
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CIT1
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnan
W 452
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOF
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In cttv
no lemoval ot goods ; strictly confidential ; yo
can pay the loan oft at uny time or In an
amount ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
306 So. 16th St. .
X 470
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427. RAS1GE
X 45
MONEY TO IX1AN ON FURNITURE AN ]
piano. Fred Terry , 430 Ramge blk. X 456
MODEL LOAN CO. , 3 NEW YORIC LIFE.
X l33-Jy6
BUSINESS CHANCES.
112,000.00 STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN RES'
town In rantern Nebraska , for laml and cas
or equivalent. Address S 29 , care Bee.
Y-M 34
AN ACTIVE. PUSHING MAN , WITH JWO T
engage In n parlnemhlp wlih a manufacturln
bouse lo establish and control lUb-ac-vitH bus
nnt large and profitable , Addre Manufat
turer , Box 72S , Ualllmore , MJ. .
BUSTNES3 CHANCES.
ContJ-j-td.
OR BALK , II tOO M TOnH AND NOTES ,
stock ilry goods and furnishlnKs ; fine location !
tnuit ( ell , account ulcktltmi' Address H 44 , lire.
" " Y-M193 ! 3
OR SALE A FIRST ffiANH DRUG STORE IN
om1 of Ihe besl bunnie'H' lovvns In soul/least
Nibrafkn , will Invoice about f2W. , Adiiresr ,
8 52 llee l'-214.23 *
\M \ TO IIO.W MADE'KTERY ' DAY HV OUR
corrifpondcnls who seci/re Ispeculntlvc otdeis In
Kinlns and stocks ; crrjH life damaged , maiketft
lire active and biislmss. Is easy to gel ; we will
furnish rnaiket nuolntlSn " /rili''and divide com.
mlsilons ; lllierally wlth'the'MlRlil parly in every
lown ; no capital or experience tcqulred , Semi
stamp for full particulars' and hlglmit refer ,
encei" . Valentine & Co. , RS ) Tinders llldir. . Chi.
cago. " I Y M233 23 *
, 'ANTED-A DENTIST OCVUPANT FOR THE
l > o l loratlin in South'Xlrhaha. S. W. comet
24th and N Htiects. Ajijily.ai C. A. Melth.-r.
' i Y-xi , .r.
X3R SALE-A SMALI/-lRfl STOCK IN THE
bcsl suburb of Omah.tJ Address H 4D , Omalm
Iltc. Y-267-23 *
-.0-THAT AMOtINT OF CAPITAL WILL
place > ou In n bu-lnejn that will pay > ou Jloo
a month , Addters , C01 Masonic Templi(111 -
CIIKO.V 268 23 *
N ADULTERATED WHISKEY POISONS
bolh mind nnd b dy. A pure whiskey clears
the ; mind and slrenKthens the body. Claike's
Pure Hyp Is Iho only pure whiskey known , Al
ways In liottles , nt donliMP. Y 272-23
ILEVATORS FOR HALE FIVE ELEVATORS
near here for mlu or exchange ; wlru or write
nt once ; control territory ; prohpect line. C. T.
Wiinlltiw , Chadion , Neb. Y-M30I 21 *
'INEST ' DRUG STORE IN HASTINGS , NEH. ,
for sale. Ousting fs.'nn ) two ynun ago ; inn now
be had for M.OOn rash. IIH 1 have other business ,
John V. Hair , HaKtltiRs , Neb. Y M ffXl 2i *
SOLID INVESTMENTS : IIRICIC HUSINESS
block , wntiT jMjwcr flouiing' mill , tine Ice busl.
ness. H. C. Alger & Co. , Sheridan , Wyo.
Y M31S
IOTEL FOR RENT , THE IllllCK HOTEL AT
fMln. la. ; giwd opportunity for expi'rlenctil
jrfon , Addivss J. P. Organ , Council iriufTs.
Y M3Ji 1C *
OR SALE , NEWSPAPER ; A HALF INTER.
( Ml In an old c ! ahll hed lllnck Ihjl * weekly ,
republican ; good chance for practical printer
with a little Journalistic nnd buslne < nbllltv ,
teims easy. Addiern J. Henry , Spearllsh , S. D.
Y M123 2J *
MPORTANT TO OMAHA CAPITAL1STS-AT-
lenllon Is Invltfd to ono of the most Important
blanches of manufacture ever usid , imp In
which millions of iloJlnrh' woith must be Hip-
pllfd every > > -ar to e\ciy state ; a first clax- <
plant desired In Omaha. Address Wells II.
White , 1118 N. 16th street. Y 325 23 *
FOR EXCHANOi.
VANTED TO TRADE NE\V STANDARD RI-
cycle for drnfl liotsi' weighing IWO poimiN or
more E , J. Pavls , 1116 Furnani st. Z l'Jl
'ARM LAN 1 IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI
for stock nt hardware or Implement- * . Knox &
Illsser , 37 > ,4 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , In.
S5-417-.I21
'O ' EXCHANGE A COMBINED STOCK OF
diuss , clocks , watches , Jewelry , blank and
school Imoks , wall paper , window shade * ,
paints , oils , Kln f , etc. Will Invoice , with fUtures -
tures , about $9.000. Want Improved farm. Ad
dress A. J , 1'ltzer , Cherryvnle , Kansii" .
S5-MS47-J > 10
WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE FOR
real estate and cash. H. A. Wagner , Omaha.
Z MIO )
VILL TRADE CLKAR RENTAL PROPERTY
In good town for equity In Omaha dwelling.
Room 403 , N. Y. Life. 2 M1C1
VI.MOST NEW SMITH PREMIER TYPE-
wiltcr nnd full cabinet , 8 drawers ; iiuartvr-
savved oak desk ; orlglnnllv cost $13100 ; will
M'll cheai | for cash. Cull 1111 Nicholas street
nnd examine. 55 M23S 2J *
IAV13 A GOOD DRIVING HORSE TO EX-
rhnnge for n blevcle. S. P. Hostwlck. Fidelity
Trust Co. , 1702 Fninam st. 55 MMO
lAVIJ NICE HOME IN NORTH PART OF
city , cle-.ir , to trade for home In central or
southern part ; will n sume > murtRti p or pay
cnsh illffciinci , * . Alex Moore , 401 Knrbnch bloi k
Z 201-23 *
, SECTION OF UNIMPROVED NEBRASKA
land for acic property niUr liinvon. G , 4"OS
Ersklne St. Z-279-23 *
-O. 3 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
or exchange ; blcjcle prefend. C. S. M > ers U.
P. Headquarters. i / 2S3 ii *
'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ONE OF THfl
Ix-i-t busnc H locations In Elk Point , S. D. .
wlore' bullillnp" , with ilfvlng riHim1 * back nnd
nUne ; fine opening finat milliner. Address
box IK , ink Point , S. D , K-321 23 *
Jb'Ott SALh. > IU LX. jitiTATE.
ABSTRACTS , THE BYRON iREED COMPANY ,
i HE 458
OR SALT.- . NEW COTTAGE , CORNER 3TTII
nnd Suhlur ttieets ; cellar , ( clftern , city wutei.
only 51 , .0.111. t'umutl liuiiui , 1318 Farnam.
RE 330 23
1AROAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARM ,
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker block.
RE 460
MPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
al prices ihul will surpilse you , If taken with
in 5 weeks. J. II. Shciwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
RE 4M
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP
crlles Dnd farms. John N. Frcnzer. opp. P. O.
RE- 461
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Garv In Uroj. . 210 N.Y. L.
RE 463
FOR SALE 4-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL LOT.
easl front , J700.M ) ; terms easy ; bargain. R. C.
Paltcrson , Ramge block. Hi ; M8I4
'ARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON , 912 N. Y. Life.
RE 857-JylO *
* MO TO 12.000 LOTS
For J300 to J.W ) .
Mow Is the opiwrtunlty of a lifetime.
We have bad placed In our hands about fifteen
lots that ha\e sold nt from JiOO lo jl.OOO cath
They are located In the noithvvestern portlun
Lf the city , on Walnut Hill car line , In the
most beautiful nnd healthful location In the
city , with car line , paved streets , nnd all mod
ern Improvements In the Immediate vicinity ,
PRICES AND TERMS :
} 300 In $400 per lot. according to location ; 151
per lot cash , and balance $10 per month , with
out Intercut , or a deduction of M per cent
from price for one-half cash , or 1) per cent
for all cash.
This property mint tic seen to be appreclaled ,
Call and let us show II lo you.
No better savings bank can possibly b3 found
than this Investment , and Just the most de
lightful place for a hnme. .
FIDELITY TRUST CO. ,
Sole Agents , 1702 Farnam St. , Bee Bldg.
It Is a wise man who makes bis Investments
when there are many sellira and few buyers ;
It Is thin they get the biggest bnrsnlni nnd
the best terms. RE M168 23 _
FOR sAnriR BEST BUSINESS CORNER
In Omaha , at J7JWiO.CO ; will tuJte good Hock
riuicli or land In pail payment. Address s Til
llee otllce , Omaha , Neb RE-327 23 *
READ ! READ ! READ !
BARGAINS ! RARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
We will pell for the next ten days barga'ns
In Rees Place , between Grnrg'.n nnd Virgin a
nvrs. and Mason nnd Paclllc Ms. , the most de-
sliable part of the city , line natuinl trees , ele
gant $15.000 homes Juvt started In this bli ek.
We will Lulld If parties dmlrf.
This property will never be ns cheap again.
We have lhi > cheapest house In the city.
New , 7 rooms , bath , cemfntwl cellars , within
walking distance of the city , good nelghl > ortiood
Come In nnd we will tell you nil about It.
Corner lot on Cumlng st. , 48xlM ft.
If yu have nny nene come In nnd make us
an offer.
Ot ft. on 10th St. , close to depot , worth $7,000.
Will trade at one-lialf Its vnlue.
Do net get scaled bnause we give you n chinre
tii make a glowing Investment , but be bure to
Investigate.
Fidelity Trust Company , sole agents , 1702 Far
nam Bt. , ' , J 2490
MUST BE SOLD AND ' WtLL ALMOST GIVI
away ; full rust fronl lot. fin 42d street , hetvvwn
I eavfnwiirth find Faruam street motor lines
only $4.V.00 ) ; If jou vvjilit It ' write S 55 , life of
m : 327 23 *
WANTED-TO SELL M.T RESIDENCE IMIOP
erty located In lot 5 , Atdlue Square , which Is
N i. 1514 North 22nd Ftf > i > t. ; An eight-room cot
tage with all modem O'jnvenlencis. ' A bargain
foi nny person who may want a lovely cottage
borne. Appl > by lelltr lo W. 8. Scavey , Colon
ode Hotel , ] RE-217-24
'
EXCELLENT BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUI
residence or buslnci-s property , at 13th and Vln
ton Mrei'ts ; Ust nff.T aVir rlnde , see the owner
Williams , on place , in ' ul , loom 411 MiCneu
building. . RE-246-S4
FOR SALE , 40 ACRES AO.1QINING THIS CITY
will sell for $375.00 per ( l rir nnd take good bui
Httk In part txiyment. Addrifs O. N. H. , P. O
b.x 694. , , RE 3.7 23 *
CHEAP RESIDENCE LOT NEAR HANSCOi
pntk , ownfr going ta > t ; musl 811 rtu'ck. Writ
M Jleo oillce. RE 327 23 *
DO YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL MODEliT
cottage home within walking distance from P
O. Inside one mil * ? We have two of them
JUKI ct mpleted that are models , und we wll
sell them ut grtally reduced prices and tak
In a $5ixt lo fSiA ) lol as part payment.
Thfxe me located on Burl St. Just fusl of IS I
St. Will bo open on Sunday. Call and lnpec
them.
Remember , we will lake jour vacanl lol as par
payment.
ny will you pay renl on n house nnd then pny
taxes on vacant properly when > ou can rmik
Ducli a deal a Ill's ?
See these beautiful h1 men or call nt our ottlc
and we will 1 moM pIrnMHl to show them.
Fidelity Trust Coniiany | , 17u2 Farnam Si.
RE-271 23
3416 PARKER ST. , SOUl'H FRONT , 6 ROOM !
line culltme , city vvuler , $ ,1M ( ) cueli. K , K
Moiling , Barker block. UE1 *
FOR BALE REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
FOR HALE , AT RED ROCK PRICES , 100 FT. ,
Park ave. , corner fronting HiitiFCom park ; 100
ft. , corner , same block cnst front ; 50 It. , Park
nvp. . Mist front , nil of pnrk ; quick buyer get
n bnrcnln. Cnll fin or address The llvron Rt l
Co. , Omaha , or J. It. Sullivan , Drovers' Jour-
Hill olllco , Chlcngo , III. RE
: AN YOU BEAT THIS ? TWO CHOICE LOTH
Junt west of limits , iloso to paved street , only
I200.W cncli , Hkks , 3vi N. Y , Life llldg.
HE-327 23 *
1EST FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE IN CITY
for rnli1 ; all modern conveniences ; besl locntlon
In city ; reasonable rent ; thoroughly < stnb-
llshed ; ovvneit ! have all made mon"y , H M. llee.
RE MM7-24 *
IED ROCK PRICES ; ACRE LOTS ; JUHT OUT-
H'de city limits ; no city taxes ; only $4V)0 ,
$ 'O.W per year. Tlie We tsldc Inve-tmi-nt Co. ,
N. Y. Life BldK. HE S27 i3 *
EICiTOLES.
I. O. DAXON. 402 N. 16TH. 464
ICTOR BICYCLES , THE FINEST OF ALL
blocks. Omaha lllcjckCo. . , 323 N. 16th ftieel.
4CG
TERLINO BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-
crn Elcctilcal Supply Co. , 1516 Howatd street.
465
4EE THE VISIBLE BALL HEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will lUtnum Bro. , 120 N. ir.lli.
467
IEM1NGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. ,
116 S. 15th slicot. 4M
A. L. DEANt ) & CO. . 1116 FARNAM STREET.
469
VESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO. , HIS CUMING.
470
MANTELS , GUATi'b AND TILES.
VOOD MANTLES. GRATES. TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and large Moors , write for
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha.
LOST.
LOST , MONDAY AFTERNOON , SOMEWHERE
about court house or Fainam street , Bilk um
brella , with 111111113 on bundle. Reliirn In M6
New York Life and receive reward.
reward.M159
M-159 21
.OST , AN KNOLISH OREYIIOt ND. WHITE
with brlndle toloilng , 1 year old ; finder will h *
icwnrdid by fommunlcatlng with 1616 N 27lh.
or HOJ Hurney. I jst M2.7 24
.GST , IRISH SETTER DOG. "FRANK1 ;
whlto spot on head , leturn to 2S21'4 Houiii'l
Btieet and lecelve icvMinl. 23723 *
JOSTSILK"UMBRELLA" WITH NAME ON
handle. Return to A. C. Wukcley. MiO N. Y.
Life , and receive irvvurd. I/ost 210 2" "
'EN ' DOLLARS REWARD. NO QUESTIONS
asked , for leluin of lussol Iratln-r tnivillng
bag nnd contents ; diamond ling and opi'in
glas ei , tnkiti from Hnnscnm park and 21th
Mieet car going north Fildii ) nflfiiinnn. Hi'-
turn to 39 Barker block. I/ost 316 23 *
.OST , LADY'S POCKETI1OOK. CONTAINING
Kuld coin nnd bills and card with ownei's tuinip.
Reward for return lo 506 N. Y. Life building.
331 a *
MC.DICAL.
, ADIES ! CHICHlSTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( diamond bland ) are the best ; hufe.
tellable , tnke no other ; send 4c , etampu , for
particulars , "Relief for Ladles , " In letter by
return mall. 'At druggists. Clilchester Chem
ical Co. . Philadelphia. Pa.
IHEUMATLSM AND GOUT CURED BY
Clink's Red Crowt Mineral Water ; never falls ,
cures sciatica and all kidney , liver and bladder
Iroublis ; good money to agents , write for teims
and pamphlet. Fish & "Vnughnn. general
agents , 4150 Cottage Grove avenue. Chicago , III
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS
I. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1618 Chicago Et. . telephone DO. 472
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING , TEL , llf.l )
473
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMer -
er , 1417 Farnam St. . telephone 225. 474
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , 613 S. 16T1I ST.
475
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
oillce to 203 S. 16th ut. , Blown block. 476
\ GOOD THING-PUSH IT ALONG , MAY BE
the latent slang phrase , but that's Just what
we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8.000 tons
fold In Omaha last year. We give > ou 2,000
Ibs. of the best Wyoming cooking coal for $4.50.
Vlclor While , mgr. , 1605 Farnam si. Tel. 127.
401
DRESSMAKING.
DRF.SSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 4304 Iltirdette.
503 J30 *
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORRILL , PAPER HANGING. HOUSE
sign painting , brick work , plasteilng , off. R. 1.
Baiker blk. ; tel. 735 ; shop 913 N. 24th St.
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MRS. FANNY ADLER , PIANO TEACHER ,
graduule Vienna Conservulory. EOS So. 16th bt
838-JJ-9
GEORGE F. GELLENBECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1911 Cnss street. M 103
BUILDIKG &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY
6. 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , alna >
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. Nalllngcr , Sec.
4SO
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply lo Omaha L. & B
Ass'n , 1704 Bee bide. G. M. Nattlnger. Sec.
PASTURAGE.
WE HAVE ICO ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS-
lure for horses , board fence , spring waler.
Barton & Phelps , Gllmore. Neb. , or A. W.
Phelps & Son. 207 N. Y. Life bldg. . Tel. mil.
47S-.Iuly 1 *
GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES , JI.OO PER
month , per head. Charles Gnns , St. Paul , Neb.
11,6
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors fur electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical consliuctlon. Western Elec
trical Supply Co. , 1515 Howard el. 482
CARPJ.T CLEANING.
CHAMPION STEAM CARPET AND RUG
Cleaning Works do their work the best anil
cheapest. 718-20 S. 14th St. Tel. 655. U. S. O.
Kuhn , manager ; Patrick Waid , foreman.
220 Jy-20
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR ,
13lh nnd Dodge. Rooms by day or week ,
479
DANCING.
MR. AND MRS. MORAND WILL GIVE PRIvate -
vate lessons In ( lancing nt their home. 29M6
Dodge street , duilng the summer. 223-J23
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 613 N. Y. LIFE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVEHED , 713 N. 16
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 2020 HURT ST. 437
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST.
4S3
I'-fttvycrs nnd solicitors. SUES & CO. UCP
Uclldlns , OMAHA. Neb. Ailvleo FUEF
PROPOSALS KOIl STATIONKIIY. SUP
I'LIKS ANM ) KU10L FOU OMAHA 1'UIi
LIC SCHOOLS.
Senletl proposals will bo rfeelvcil by Hi *
Bccrelnry of the Hoard of Ktlu 'nllon up li
and IncludlnK Monday , July 1st , 1SD5 , ut
p. m. for the furninhliiK" of stationery
printed blanks , pchool HuppllcB nnil fuul fo
the ll cal ycnr IMS and IfcuG ; Ha Id t-tutlonpry
mipplloB , fuel , els. . to bu delivered UH or
tiered by the board. All bids must be nc
compiinlcd by H certified check for not IUH
than $50 00. und nil bldderH must subml
samples of tlio Ftutloni'ry supplies or fuc
which they propose to furnish.
The Hoard of folucutlon leserves the rlnh
to award the contracts In each dcpurtmcn
by fclnilo Hems or n u whole to the sue
ceswful blddiTH , und the board also reRcrve
the rluht lo rejccl uny or all proposals pro
st'iitecl.
ClnularH of Informallon for the KUldano
of bidders nniy be had ut Hit clllco of tb
secretary.
All bld should bo addresspd ti J M
Olllun , secretary Hoard of IMucatlon , Oil ;
Hull , Omulia , und ehould bu marked "lili
for atatlonery , " "J3IUs for Prlnllnp , " etc.
THE IRRIGATION PROBLEM
L Government Board Selected to Study
the Arid Lands Question.
'OSSIBILITIES ' OF THE WORK UNDERTAKEN
Inlf n Dor.cn llurenus to Co-porrtte In
1'repnrlni ; I'lnn * for the Kpilciuptlon
of the I'nrchcd Empire t'nbllo
anil 1'rlvnto lintcrprlie.
A government board of Irrigation 1ms been
rganlzed with the following members : Mark
\V. Harrington , chief of the weather bureau ;
'liarlcaV. . Irish , chief of the ofllce of IrrU-a-
lon Inquiry ; Milton Whitney , chief of the
llvlslon of OKrlcultural soils ; U. K. Fernovv ,
chief of the forestry division ; 1) ) . T. Galloway ,
chief of the division of vcRCtable pathology ;
harles 1) . Walcott , director of the United
States geological survey ; Daniel M. Drown-
UK , commissioner of Indian affairs ; Henry
annett , chief topographer of thp geological
survey , nnd R H. Newell , chief of the
llvlslon of hydrography , geological survey ,
iccrctnry of the board.
All these men arc experts In their partlcu-
ar fields , says the New York Sun , nnd
: hrough them the results obtnlned by the
llfferent Investigators may be brought to-
gether. Mr. Wnlcott will furnish the board
with Information us to the extent and locu
tion of the arid lands and where he thinks
hey cnn be redeemed. Prof. Harrington's
lureati will furnlsn Information In regard to
he distribution of rain and snowfall. Mr
iron-nine Is authorized by the department to
assist agriculture on the Indian reservations
and to give the Indians such Information ns
can be furnished In regard to the boring for
wells , making ditches , nnd other points. Mr.
Fernow- has as part of his duty lo render
leclslons on rights of way for canals nnd
eservolrs and the administration of the laws
relating to the ncqulsltlon of titles. Mr.
"rlsli will answer Inquiries from Indlvldunl
'anners ' In regard to Irrigation. The division
of hydrography , of which Mr. Newell Is
chief , has perhaps the most Important part
of the practical work In the measurement
of streams. Almost as Important , though. Is
the work of Mr. Galloway , whose bureau
s collecting scientific data as to why , how
ami when plants need water , and how the
jest results can be obtained. In this work
e Is assisted by Mr. Whitney.
Mr. Newell , the secretary of the board , who
s thrown Into closer communication with the
irlil districts and knows more of the actual
conditions , perhaps , that some other members
of the board , Is convinced of the feasibility of
the plans which have been projected. He
Iocs not , however , believe with some of the
'iithuslasts that the great work proposed can
bo accomplished In a short time. He has
seen congress after congress strike out the
> ortlons of the appropriation bill referring to
't or else so reduce the amount of money as
: o cripple his working force of Investigators
n the field and render any practical con
struction Impossible , with n few exceptions ,
except by private enterprise and resource.
"Tho possibilities of this arid region , " s. ld
Mr. Newell , "were first brought to the at-
entloii of the public In 1878 by .Major J. W.
I'onell's report on the arid regions of the
United States , which was an outgrowth of
.ho earlier surveys. In 1SS7 the director of
: ho geological survey was called upon b >
'ongress to take up the question , and In
18SS he was authorized to begin examinations
routine to water storage In natural and
irtlflclal reservoirs , the volume of the
streams at different periods of the year and
other questions relating to the subject. In
the name year $100.000 was appropriated
and the irrigation survey was created. The
next year , 18S3 , the Irrigation survey was
uxtendeJ and an appropriation of $250,000 was
made. Unfortunately , In 1E90 appropria
tions were discontinued. Notwithstanding
these tips and downs In the matter of re
sources the systematic measurement of
streams In the arid region and the study of
the water resources , bpgun under the Irri
gation survey , have been carried on as In
cidental to the topographic survey. But
last year , In August , an appropriation of
$20.000 was made for this purpose.
"That Is the history of thu study and
application of Irrigation by the government.
U may readily be sren that the $20.000 as
allowed for my work now In the measure
ment of ptreams will not go very far , but I
am able with this to keep a force of men In
the field who can give me sonic Idea of the
volume of water at different streams of the
year flowing In the Important streams In ( he
arid region. An appropriation of $100,000
would bo the least we could well get along
on. This would allow about $3,000 for each
'Into , nrd wo could make much more rapid
progress , The men employed on this work
In my division are stationed on the larger
streams at the most tniiorlnnt | points for ir-
IT'S JUST HERE
In i cRiml to our btock of
PHAETONS ,
SURREYS ,
CARRIAGES.
No ono in the city shows a lar
ger or finer line of
1895 STYLES
Nor bell for loss money.
DRUMONO CARRIAGE CO. ,
18th and Hartley Sts.
Opp. Court House.
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, .St. Loul Cannon Bill ll.Kfca
purpoci. They are paid for twt/
of the current meter a day , and
the reports iuo ecnt here. Ily means ot .C '
these reports v > c can tell tha
actual volunio of water paislns
throtiRh any ot ( hoe utrvams at any tlino ofi
the year. In many catc It Is found that
while these streams In the gurlnc arc often
raKliiR torrent * , ami for two or three months
In the year liavo contlilerublo volume , during
a Rreat part of the time they arc dried up.
Therefore , If this volume ot water In Urn
t-prlng were deflected from Its ordinary courco
Into a reservoir It could be tapped and drawn
on at lelitiro during the dry seat-on. "
The current meter which Mr. Newell epoko
of Is a E-mail brass affair not unlike the pro
peller of a ship. At each revolution the
screw- touches a pin nnd makes an electrla
contact. This IB recorded on shore by means
of an electrical device. The current mctcra
arc placed In the water nt different depth * ,
and the velocity of the current tit thefo points
Is ascertained. Then , by computing the
area of a cross section of the btrc.im , the
volume of water pasEltiK can bo ascertained
with tolerable correctness. The geological
survey also uses a car traveling on a cable
which suing. ? In places Inaccessible to ob
servers afoot. ThisIs used frequently for.
judging the mountain torrents In the canons.
Ono of the great dlllictiltlcs which the pro
jectors of Irrigation plnns have had to con
tend with Is the control of locations. Whet )
a point Is selected from which the Irrigation
of n whole tract or valley may bo governed ,
corporations or Individuals often get a right
to the land with the sole purpopo of con
trolling the water supply and making the
people below them pay for the use of water.
In many parts of the west men have grown
wealthy without the stroke ot n pick by tha
use of foresight In polectlng land. Until
laws arc passed giving tlic control of such
points to olllclal ? of platen or the Unltetl
Stales , the proper proportioning ot the water
by artificial means will be difficult. Detwecii
the states there will always be contentions In
regard to the use of water until the passaga
of such laws. Not only Is this the case be
tween states , but It has been for some tlma
an International question also between the
United States and Mexico In the case of tha
Hlo Grande. The river at El I'aso and below
Is dry during the greater part of the year.
On account of the lack of water the Mexi
cans complain that their trees and vines are
dying , and that their business Is destroyed.
They pay the water Is wasted In the states
near the river's totirce.
Many plans have been proposed fortho solu
tion of this problem of water rights. Ono
writer , Orren M. Donaldson , believes that the
only practical way of settling the matter la
by changing the present political boundaries
of the states lulu the natural boundaries by ,
watersheds. Ily his rehemo each state woulit
hive control of Its own water supply.
THE ALA3KAN BOUNDARY.
Great Ilrltnln' * IHCVT flulm nnd the Old
Oifigoii Ijtun ( ontroi crsy.
Great Britain's new claim to nearly 30,000
squnro miles of Alaskan territory under her
recent defln tlon of the boundary between
Alaska nnd Drltlsh America Is really much
llko a reopening of the Oregon question , says
the New- York Sun. Oddly enough , too. It Is
just fifty years since this country and Great
Britain were In the thick of the struggle
over that question. The extreme claim of
the United States In 1S45 was for a boundary
on t he parallel of t" > 4 degrees , 40 minutes ,
and out of that claim grew- the cry of.
"K.fly-four , forty , or light ! " That particular
parallel of latitude was chosen because It
marked the southern boundary of Russian
territory on the Pacific coast , as It now ,
murks the southern boundary ot the Alaska
purchase. Great Britain's extreme claim
was for the Columbia river us a boundary.
That would have given her three-fourths of
what Is now the state of Washington , wlillo
a boundary west of the Kocky mountains at
54 degrees , 40 minutes , would have given the
United States rather more than half of llrlt-
sli Columbia , and the best half at that.
When Lord Ashburton came to this country. .
In 1842 with the hope of settling the bound
ary question between Maine nnd Canada after
the king of The Netherlands had given up
the attempt to arbitrate It , Daniel Webster ,
then secretary of state , had It In mind to
push for n settlement , as well , of the Oregon
gen boundary question. nut after Lord
Axhburton had yielded 7,000 of the 12,009
square miles In dispute on the Maine frontier. ,
he declined to consider the Oregon boundary.
The Ashburton treaty , or "capitulation , " as
gome Englishman bitterly called It , left this
country and Great Britain with a well under
stood boundary ftom the astern limit of
Maine to the Kocky mountains , the line
from the Lake of the Woods to the mountains
being the parallel of 49 degrees north lati
tude. Beyond the Kocky mountains lay ,
the debatable land known then as the Oregon
country , and embracing part of what la
now Idaho , Oregon , and Washington , and
according to our claim , a substantial pleco-
uf what Is now British territory. This Oregon
gen country wns claimed partly under tha
treat es with Franco In 1S03 , at the lime of
the Louisiana purchase , and with Spain , III.
1S19 , and partly by reason of the discovery ,
of the Columbia river In 1792 by an Amer
ican , Captain Gray. England also claimed
the region , and an agreement was drawn fern
n joint occupation for ten years. This w-aa
extended Indefinitely In 1827 , with n proviso
that o ther power might abandon the agree
ment after twelve months' notice. England
had declined a settlement that fixed thp
boundary at the forty-ninth parallel.
Matters so remained until explorations on
the part of the United States bgan to demon
strate In some meaEure the value of the Oregon
gen country , and the American settlers there
complained of the conservative policy of the
British Fur Trading company operating within ,
the region. The Interests of the company ,
led It to prefer the presence of wild beasts
to that of men and to discourage Immigration. *
Things had reached such a pat > i that the
democratic national convention of 1844 called
for the rcoccupatlon of Oregon , which meant
the ousting of the British , and I'olk , In his
tttump speeches , demanded that the boundary
be fixed at SI degrees 40 mi mi tew north. In
other words , the democratic party chimed for
this country everything on the Pacific coast
that was neither Mexican nor Ktuslan. Daniel
Webster had thought the forty-ninth paral
lel a just boundary , and so had the cabinet
of Monroe. It was the British Insistence
upon the Columbia river boundary that
brought about the demand for 54 degrees 40
minutes. Buchanan , I'olk's secretary of state ,
offered the forty-ninth parallel In July , 1845 ,
but Great Britain again declined U , and de
manded the Columbia riven The debate on
the question In congress began In I ) ° c ° mber (
1815 , and closed late In April , 181C , after a
vast amount of war talk and much alarm on
both sides of the Atlantic. Daniel Webster
urged peace , and bcciuire the southern demo
crats were more anxious about Texas than
Oregon , the resolution giving Great Britain
notice that the joint possession must cease
was coupled with the pacific declaration that
the object of the resolution was to prepare
the way for an anxlcablc solution of the ill Ill-
cully. Great Ilrltaln soon after offered to
accept the forty-ninth parallel as the boun
dary , and the offsr was accepted.
The new boundary question raised by Great
Ilrltaln concerns the territory contlguomi to
the northern part of the region claimed by
the advocates of the SI degrees 40 minutes
boundary ot fifty years ago , and on the slJo
of the United States the ground for holding
lo the present accepted Alaskan boundary Is
In effect part ot the old ground for Im-letlng
upon the extreme claim of President I'olk ,
namely , the long-recognized limitations of
Russian America. The treaty between Kus-
Ela and Great Britain In 1S25 nani ° d Cl de
grees 40 minutes as Ihe soulhern boundary of
Russia's possessions on the Pacific coatt , and
from a polnl on the coast on that latitude
traced the p re writ accepted boundary between
AUtka and Hrltlah American. It Is this
boundary that Great Ilrltaln now disputes
afier an acquiescence of nearly seventy years.
The area In dispute U considerably lets than
the area Involved In the matter of the Oregon
gen boundary , but eoutlieiftern Alaska IB
rather better known now than the Oregon
country was fifty years ago. The area lost
to Hie United States by the final settlement
of the Oregon boundary has considerably over
100,000 square milts. Had we obtained the ,
boundary of C4 degrees 10 minute ! ) we rliould
have now had an unbroken coast line on the
Pacific from southern California to the Arctlo
ocean. _
Prcfcrrril Drntli to Miitrlmoor ,
CINCINNATI , Juno 22. Ida Wllllngberg
suicided In a incut herr b o manner lift night.
Shu was missed by the family thU morning.
All effort * to find her failed until khortly
after noon today when Itvuu found ihu had
plunged Into a vault lie-id foremost. She was
20 ) carv oil and engaged to be married next
week , She had no ttoublo with her alllancoJ.
an ! the cause U attributed to byiterlcj.
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