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WATI1) , RITUATIN flY 100IK.IWI : 1 ) 'elt8 eXlletlence ; : rererences. AlMte" H. . A. ( I. , 2')3 ' California a'teel ' A-M2 : : 3A1)Y W/NTS PLACfl TO nAm 1OAflt ) while Iletlng Om. Uuslneu Col. . I & I.'nrnm A-33 . r- _ _ - - - - " ' \N'I'IU-UI.1 : 11 J.I' . , ' . , , \'ANT'I D , I.IVI. : INTFI.I.IGm'r AmNT IN I ! omaha to otllnlze clus or three tu n\'e fnml- les for our fnmou . Orcu\llome. land In cen. tral Mili.issipl. The 1Ie , of Innnlgritiufl Is l goIng - log 1luth , where thele Me 10 hot wlnll. , 10 Old wlnt.t , no iAizzar.1s . 10 crop falur . . 'Vhcre two or three cr" . can be rnied elch 'ear. Where there I 11 pucti hung R fai- tire It n Ian will work one.half a. hanl a. he fie In thl" country. Cool pumini . 1111 win icr. . Sure parlnl crops or fruit anl , Iatllen truck. Itch'1 ol on ca.lh. Iw.t rnlwAY faciIltie. Geo. W. Ames general agent , IC1 1'arnam slreel Omahn. I-M27 , . .A. T i" WOIC OMAhA OH TAICF I territory In Nebr.kl I. general ngent oC nn Omaha . .ick accident anll death IeneOI and ' ( teny"Ar enlowmenl association. Prudential man prereired. C.II after 9 n. m. . or ndllrrs W. V. Kvnt. : Oi Paxton block. l-M2S0 t r-I\J : MAN Ol NI'AT ADmmm VOlt oim city trade. Wi be In.lrueted and paid while ' leatnlng. A"Ily Icr.onaly , 1516 1)jugiae. . . 1t-M31 810 W1.NTSD. TWO IX1lmINCD : TItAViI.tG ! MlefiInen. Geol lenHor ) ' . Heln & TI"'mp.n. - tahiora . 161 Fnrnani. U19 _ GOOO TO $15.0 SAI.AHY PAID S\.IHMI N tot cl ars : experience not neceo.ary ; \ 'xla In. , lurelelln to . cu.lomer. I10hup & 1lne. SI. Louha . Mo. fl-Mii3 S : .IIO WANTS A NICF RmE IINE. s.uiP $ 1'10 rhlnl nJul ! 10 21e. . that wi IY 2 per : cenl and give you s.O ( tu $10.00 u day Jxclu.lve IP tit 1ry lvcn. Adircs box 21 , Vorceiter. ' 21MB. 1i-i2GG 5 ( a : AlOlnmS 1.01 ii. & M. ItT. CO. IN WYOM- In , Frc. tritnepOrtation. Kramer & O'learn , , 1th ald 1arnani. fl-M318 2' ' : . 'T : D : STTINAIY BNGNmm ' ' Is lul nrrnld 10 wrnk. Hlnle wacs wnnl"1 nod _ exiLcIlc ! _ Address A 21. lIce. Jl-M121 3 V13 Altl , . : 'l.i .AlmN OUR - IJUS1NtSS AND : \Is" to center Immedlalel wih un energetic . p re I'oOlhle man deslrlnl U ) ellln.nt l'aylnK ' IJ.h' ' I. n. mnnnger of brunch olflce. I' Conk 1M Douglas intreet. H-M452 2. . " AS''CI-I"J : r\LE Jn l.p. : \'ANTIU. 011. FOR GJNI'lAI. 101SE- wOI , : must he good cook : Swed" pr fl'rre. 1:2J ParI' a\'enue C-M29 2' - - - - - WANTID A LADY , NOT VglY STnONO ; pay wI'1 for part of day ; musl live In city. ) ciy. Addresis A 6 , lice. C:3.3 2 WANTflDOhult . J.'OI UINIHuAI . hIOITSU. work nt 2.10 I'olIlelon Ave. CIUIZ J0THI WANTI ) AT ONCi , AT RT. MAnY'S MIS- ONCI IAIY.S : IIS. nilon Hosehuli. H. D. . 0 , trong . capable woman / n. cook ; woe" $ ) . ( per moth unll traveling expense . . 1' . 11. lurord , eupt. C-nnhST.3 . - - - - - - - - - - - - WANTE COMPJTI ; NT GIRL FOi aFN- 'rl hou8cwoIq lupl bc good cool Apply N. u- : . cur , Jh , onll CU ) ' . C-Mi12 3' WANTI'D. : GIU , TO ASSIST IN 10USI . work. . \plly lZI SherwOod avenue. . I "Velue.CMUI 3. WANTI - D. 011th VOlt .G1NEItAL HOUSE. - work . . at Z510 P.pllelon - nve. - - . , C-Z4 : 31' - - 'ANT"D-'A OlT , 1'01 NEnAI. 101SI" work \'nahl 1 and ironing excepled. Apply ot one ' 01 2'i22Vebter , streel. C-0-31' - ' % 'NTII-flIhtL J'OI OI-NUttAL 10USI - work srnl family. Arel'lcac or German pre. l frrred. Iteferences requlrc Apply 121 S. I , % atrect. . C-hal-hi . . FOR JtEN'1'-hlOtISlS. JOISgS. i ; ; I" . Ie DAItLINU. UAI'Fn m.OCI D-2S1 IIOI7SES IN ALL 1.\lTS O TIlE CITY. TIE I01R . na\ls Company , 1:05 Farnm. D212 10 UsEa , JmNEWA & CO. . 103 N. I.TU ST. 1)-23 H. l a. COM & CO. , I.AmIST LIST IN OMAHA. 1)-2S4 3-ItOOM UOUSI INQUIRE 24 1"AINAM BiteeL 1)-2S5 aeet 1-2S5 2 : IODEIN S.ItOOI hOUSES : 5 MINUTES ' walk from court house. Room 2. Darker blk. D-651 , NICI' 11)JIN JGIT-100M HOUSE . DE. t\chcd : ; nice lawil tree3 barn. 2 1 I'lerce. } 6100M COTTAGES , ALL MODEItN . ZIU Miami - alreel DIIS9 :6-L1T. : A COTTACIlI WITH EIGhT lOOI . ! un : lh near l'nrnatn. Charle Turner , 316 h-'arnnnn. D : ) IINISIED nomn ICOtNT.E I'I.ACE. J. J , Gitison. 311 NatIonal bank , D-:13 FOIL ItENT . VERY DES11tA11IA ; IIE.MIDENCI3 , 1.01 ltNT. lF ItILI' JENCE : :13 1'amani. it. C. Iltersn. t Uale t-222 bile. J- : 'WO FINE LhHGE 131X.ltOOM hOUSES , Eli \ulh 2tl 8tt-et. D-I1 Z' XETACI - : 10DRlN HJHJNCI . 23TI Inl 10pplelon ; mmie/n / brick. . had & California & Sherwood on. C A. Starr 515 N. Y. I.lfe. D-2iS 823 Foil I : 7.HOO 10D 1N hOUSE . 1IIIe la\n : connnlenl to two car In"I : rent i'asunnb1e. hill No. 13th. 13i2' JIFHN ElOhI'l'.ROOM hOUSE. lIH AND dry ] ; limo view large ceilar . low rent. Apply 11) 111 lat.e cel I renl .pply on iIeiiiiee. . , 12 So . 6Ih. I3 ! , G il ( 01TA B. E lIT ! ! AND Jaukacn. , Dr.l. - 'l'I.JOCI I IIU1EJ BUICK , 261 CAPITOL - . " .t. JmI2 .7. WO FIN _ S-I1OI 10nFIN hOuSES : . GH ! S. ; GtIi and : 'i6 ' hiaon. ' lulphre ) ' . 921 N. . Y. . . I.tte 1-14 1. INL'.itOt)31 ImWI ; 7d01)EItN ; rAcEs Iln.com p.k : zha.uu. Ilums' ChilI nitcire. . fl-MUG 3. C- - - - - - ! . -Ol ItHN'l'-P'IIILSISIIlEI ) IIOOMS . - , , roii - H S' . UfIAnLB 1"UINISlm ! loMS ( cnsul1. ur sin6ie . 2H 'lrlm alreet. 1-li9 } ( INIIE1 lOOt : 1.01 LIGHT JOU8' . - Icelln ; In'ulf" - UI9 - Dodge. - i-M314 1ICI LY 1'UI1NISICID nOOts. 191' DODUt _ . reet. C-Mm IC'EIX FUI1NIS1IEI ) ItOOMS. 1JEI.Y l'UINISltm loMS. JJVATF flll ) ' . ZU3 Cn.s etreet. E-M337 3 I htOOMS. WITH flit WITloU'r 1JOAItfl. NO ehlhlrtn. ri . Ih ' . ' 1 I. : 1\'cnue. 1-M2 U' - - - - - ll.t1LY } 'UINISlED nOm.IS , ' 4 50. Z TI alh'et. 1 .G. I 1U1tNlSlIlE ) ItOOMS FOIl GENTI.CMEN. . . I AI.L l"UINI81JU n00l8 101 GCNTIEN. , " . "YI.nlrncel. lil 1oullal 16.G. : hICUt.Y ! l'tJIINISIIED 100H ! J'1 UENI'LE. : 111tr light hou.l'k ? eplnt. G N Ilh at. % ,3' , , . I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - . 1'I:1tN1slL131) ; UOOUS : . 'ND 10.UlD. XOl'flL.fi 1'.tltLOflS AND OTlEI nOOMS' in.l furbh.d ; lint clna board. G20 N. nlh . : F-l4 H1. I - - - - - - - - ' 2flI1ELY , Pt3ItNh1LEfl ROOMS , iOOD1lOAIj . I "nlunlll. , rle . The 1'le. : J Harney. m . I"- " U3 8i" ItO'M ANI ) nOAlD , :0 I'mt WIP . CALL at SlOT l ; lu. : F-21 & , . S0'TIIVI ST 100lR , wiTH 10Aln. MRS . Churchl'l. 11 I'hlel" F-M34 l' i' \ . \ i o = 'i 1'-:111 3' ha1llt.hI.lh } 'UINIHI J AND UJ'UHNISH- cit 101"1 nit the Capitol , 1U Capitol ave. DoY , , wailera nind trl.18lfla lecum"o"I . 1" I. n.2" - - SOUTH 10QMI. SINGI.U. ENSUITE : hOARD . :1 Ilougia. . l"m336 a 3' C 2jj' F I 000DflOAlt9. $1300 : m \ . _ _ ! . ! neY J"rerrA 1. lIce , \t. F-1I3 $ sO HCI.Y Ft'tlS11LTU $ SOUTIIE.itT VI1ONT 1IetllNISlCD fOUTIJ.IT l'10NT . - " " " 1 with alcove end by wlldq\y : modern gcinvtibmncea ; 1 b"an. 1:1 H. haiti atrt. ' ' F-U413 I' - - - _ _ - _ _ _ - _ - _ 1'-ltU J.'UI JU1VU'UnNI : ) UOOU I UN"lllm - n flACK 101 " , HOUSE. . . J"tptl. f O iJ N. llU:11 3 . I On IU'l"- TOIUCS AI OI"I JCJ ! l'Ot JIENT-Tilil 4-8TOlr mUCIC IIUU.DINO Die J-lnam .treet. 'lhl Iuldlnl hn I fir , - proof cement Iuemrnt. complete IIMm beating Ixurr . water on II noon . gal , tc Apply at tine omre oC The thee. 1.10 OFFICES IUSIIAN tK : mS LOCA- lion. F. D. ' Vead . ICon , , Douglaa 1-102 ilL 82 AIENTSVATlE ! ) . WANTFDTIE ! MUTUAL RESERVE FUND Life nMolaton oC New York deslru to en- Kale ten mnnaer and general alents oC ex- Jortence and ability for wOlk In Ihs wenit on most lucrative term. Addremn . during August 3m. I. hlablion . dIrector of agenclee .3-431-57 Omaha. WAr'F . LOCAl , AOIINT RTAU AND rererence. Distilling Co. , Macon Mo. J-mISG.li' . " 'A ' T U-TO nBS'I' WANTED. LADY AND NTI.nIAN WITh ! one child wish board In prIvate family whene there are 10 other boarders or children. State prIce and location . Address A 2. h1e. < I-M4'9 2' L IU' : TAI , AUNUY. , G. . G. WALLACI IENTALS , 31Z IUOWN L13U 1.J. S'I'OItAGlE. I'ST : ITHAOE nII.UNG IN OMAHA. U. R. ( by . hond (1 warehouse : houleholl gooda slored : lowesl mtes. 1013.1015 Leavenworth. , - , M-2G - - STOIAGE , 1.'UANt BWClS , 1H IJAItNIhY. M-2t7 : t-21 PACIFIC STORAGE & WAI IOUS. : CO. 08 910 Jones at General storage and forwarding. M-ISS WAN'FEl-TO IIUY. I I 'UWIST 11UCES PAID ron HAOS. IRON , mnlll , rubr and bottlci : car lots a ep.cialty. Chicago Junk House . 61.St Douglaa , Omnha. N-91 J.'OI SAI.E-VUILlTtJ1t33. FURNITURE AND IJDDNG : LARGE AND small lot. 32 S. 101h. 0.111 S' FUHNITUIE IN g.lOOI hOUSE I.'V.L OF roomers ; house for rcnt. 151 Du\'enpor. . , O-Mlj 4. J'OI SALE10HSI S. 'V.GOSS. WIC. FOIl SALE 20-1ASRm..G :1 CAIUIYAI.t. Frost & Harris ( Omaha ) mlle ; ) oot as now : chenp. Wagon at North Platte . Nrb. : delivered nn moment's notice. Address H. Ii. I"elz. Itaw- . - lbs. 'V'o. - 1'-M342 - , - 2. - FOIl SAI.E ClnAI' I STY.ISI T\'O-5flATI3D mood cart , 607 N. 131h. 1'-n395-3 FoIL S.\.J -"JC : LI.\SgOUS. I.OIL RAI.N CIIEAI'-TWO I.\HGn AND TWO entail lintel ranges. Hughes Stove Repair Work , 6')7 ' ) So. 13th. Q-M6).SG hIAhttWOOI ) COlINATION 10G AND chicken fence. Char . It. Lee , 91h and Douglas. Q-2S1 - - - ICS IN CARLOAD LOTS. conUCSpONDCNCE olicited. A. . . NIchola. Council ItIuffa. 10. Q-MGCG.S3 - - FOR SALE ChEAP-luG LINE Ol SECONDhand - CIEAp-mG hand bicycles. Omaha Icycle company : N. . 161h .Ireet. Q-931.S18 A LAnGE SRCOND.IAND HALL SAFE . O. K. condition , for sale cheap. . Address A 4. Ilee. Q-MhaZ MY COLUlnA .IiICYCLIh. USED ONLY A month I will sell for $ CO.O : must have the moncy. Address A&Uee. Q-Mh.t ULA I ILVO YATS. MRS. DEl. H. WAHnJN , CLAIRVOYANT liE. liable business medium : Sih year at IU N. 16th. . ) S23 ) KNOW ThY I'ATEI l'ROF. LEROY. 12 CAPI- tul avenue the greatest clairvoyant and dead trance medium living : tells everything : suc- cecil when all other fail : satisfaction Iuamn- teed or 10 Iay : all In trouble cal ; fee Soc ' up. . 8:1:3 2. ; IAS.GC , IA''IS. ETC. MADAME SMITH 502 R. 13TH. ND I I.OOI. rom 3 ; magnetic , vapor alcohol steam sui. . and . baths. T-M4l1 - phcrlne ant bth. - 11. MMI3. 1IOWEhL. TU11KISI ! AND ELECTRIC . . . IOWEI.L. TUlKISI 111. ELECTIC balh. Finest parlors In city. 318-120 S. I.th. T-3I1Eil-SZO' T-19I-S20. MRS. DH. L ON. ELIGANT MASSAGE AND electric balh. I'arlora restful and rerreshlng. fl3 North 1Uh slreel. T-Mha6 6. - - - - - - MASSAGE . MANICUHE AND ClIROL'ODIST. Madame Lena , 615 So. 1611 at , . : d Ihoor. 'r-zo-c . MASSAGE MADAME REI1NARD.112i DODGE. T-M421 , 7' 'IVHICSI 1lA'l'IIS. . TURKISh IJATIS ; ONLY I'LACE IN CITY exclusive for ladles. Suite 109,10 Bee Bldg. 135 LADIES BAThS. MME. POST. 319S. . 15TH. 21 I'EISONAL VIAVI CO. . 316 BEE DLDG. . HEALTH BOOK free ; home tre.tI1ent : lady atendant U-233 n. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLO'ERS. Banquet , hll , residence and grave deco = alons. II3 Vlnlon slreel. Telepone : 7iG. U- : f hIATuS . MASSAGE. MMF7. POST , 3" ! S. - 15TH. U-23 FINE LIVERY hUGS CIIF7AI' . RD. BAU1LEY. 1lh alI St. Ilara a\.nue Telephone 440. U-MDSI U-1S3 lJVATI ) 10MJ FOR WOMEN DURING CON- Ilnement. Best reference given. 3119 U-M1iS-HI3. N. 12th. TENTS TO RENT AND SELL. 1313 I.'uram street. Pimento . 183. A. 1. 1tawltzer . U- 8SU' 'rIOI WISIING INFORMATION ON IN. \Iment. : corce. sUgl . coca , grain and cattle . cale. land ' , . climate . immigration . etc. . will be cor- rcly nl we"lt Iy enclosing $1.00 . registered . P. Iockwoo < , Aparlado No. 3.1 , Bogota . Colom. lila . South Amerlea. U-1t116.S23' MMII. IEfA. HOII 21. SAI.nUIY ILOC' , I.lncln. Neb. , has a the and harmless system of removing from the race nil frecllies. 1,0xmlrk. . scars or blemlsheM. regardless oC the length oC tmo they have ben on. She already has n large number of p"lenlo. among them one from Munlann l'lease cal ; consultation free. U-Mill Z' UOXBY ' 0 J.OAN-UEAL 1STATlE. . ANTIO : LAN & TRUST CO.,31 N. Y. LIFE. I.na lt low rates for choice security In Nebraska . bralk and Iowa farms or Omaha city property. W-Z3. MONEY TO I.O.\N AT I.OWEST RATES. TiE O. J. Davis Co. . 15 } 'aram st. " ' -2US cn'\ : LOAN c A. STAHn. GIS N. Y. LIFE. - W-21 MONEY TO I.AN ON J1'lOVED OMAHA "cal estate. Brennan. L\e & C. l'axton blk. W- MONEY TO LOAN ON IMI'IlO'ED OMAHA prol'erly. Fidelity Trust Co. . lO : l"ar'V - . OI LIFE INSUBANCC POLICIES LOANED ON or bouht. F. O. Chesney Kanaa City. W-S Mo. CAPITAl. . 1.0).0 ) : SlULVS , 19.0 ; U. S. Mortgage Trust Co. , New York : for 6 per cent loans on city property. Apply to rsey & Thomas , agents ror ' First Nal. U'k lhIdg. W-t LOANS ON IMpi\OVEU & UNIJPHOVJ : CITY property. W. } 'arlm Smith & Cu. , 12 1"ara\ - W-33 ii PElt CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA real estate & Nel' T . ' . U Meike : . Omaha W3J MOtGAGE LOANS. LOW RATES. J. 1) . Zlle , IClh and Douglas . Omaha. - . \-MCS.SI $ : .0 TO $2.0. F. I ) . WRAP I & DOUOL.AS w--sn SnOUT TIME LOANS IN SMALL AMOUNTS. AMOUNT. - Ie & Sally . 163 Farnam. w-f MONJOY ' 0 LOAN-ChATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON J'UlNTUJ : . I'IANO horus. wagons . elc. . at lowest rain In cIty : no removal uf goods : strictly confidentIal : you amuunl. can pay time tln off at any time or II elY amuunl.OAHA IOBTGAE LOAN CO. . 3' I ISth al X- MONEY TO LOAN . 30. C. 1 DAYS : l'UINI- lure. planoi . elc. fluff Oreen. rom 3 . larke block. XIGH UUSIXIS ! CHANCES . ii:00 : , : STOCK 01 M.ICUANDSE IN nEST to"1 . In . eastern : Nebia.Ia. fur land an casher or -.1..1. Aotrca S 2 CUe ne < I 1- " JVSIXBSS OIIANCHS. ContInued. I nue. \\ANTD. LADY on ! OINI.I MAN OF SOME niesni nnll bUllnrM ability 10 mnanag. branch nmce. Cal immediately for personal Intenlew. H you mean hiuilness we want you . Newton . Skinner. lG 1uglls alrt Y-MUt 2 $ : .0 AND U1'WAItD I'mt MONTH EASII.Y I male with email capital Iy systemlte epecu- lation. Safest method. Rook .nd prtculara free. National balk retencs Thom . & Co. . . 120 IUnlo bldg. . Chicago. Y-lli7.B2. TIlE CIANCn O A LIFETIME-WANTED , I partner with from ' 5.0 tD $ .0,0 In well organIzed , paying business In Oanhn Only responsible men answer ; $1..0) annually guaranteed - anteed . AIt Y 10 . Hee. - ! ! $2.0O4).0-UENTS' I'UHNISINGR , hollY 0001)5 flotion . cigars . elc. J. J. Gibson , 31 First N\- tMnl bank . Y-M35 - - - - - - - - - - - SNAI . IN\'ESTMUNT. OWNFI LEAVING CUlt ; 92 acres we.ter Innll. U.2 Per ncrr. clear : U.32 first mortgages . covering 23S I acre . . much impmveth . ' Rt 3 per cent . All In Neb. and S. D. No delinquent " 'Xl'S. In- - vestlgate. - - - . - Aildremne - - - - A 1. Hee. Y - : - ' FOR SAI.E. ONn.IAI.l INTEREST IN A led paying restaurant : reason must heave town. Addres A 12 , Uee. Y-mI.3' - - - - - - - MERCIANTS WISIINO TO DSIOHI : ImlCIANTS Iu.lncu cal on J. . . Gbson , 11 ? lit NatI. - balk. Of . POl IOXCIANGE. ' LAND , IOnSlS ! AND CASh TO TRADE FOIl , , tock general merchandise. I' . O. Hex 30S Aluu , Neb. 7.SG FAIiM Foit TRADE : 186.ACI1II IMPROVE ! ) I.'AIM 1.01 TnAD IM.ACIE JllnOVED farm In I'catur Co. . IOwa : als 80 acres lall In lolk Co. . Mo. . for trade for mercanihlee. : , Immediate communication requested. A. Mnrk- son . Creslon. Ia. Z-M2G03 EQUITY IN LAhtUE TIAC OF LAND NEAR Omaha What have you to offer ? ] F . Daie ) 040 N. Y. I II < g. z.no I OI SI.E-1U , ESTATI IIAI1GAINS , SALE on TRADE IN CITY PHOpI DAIGAINS farm. John N. J'r'zer , opp. 1' . 0. I erte anI ri .O' I ' ABSTRACTS , TIE BYRON nEED COMPANY. H . : - \ l'AllI LANDS , C. F. IAHmSON. 912 N. Y. Life . . . htE-1it733 510' STOI S AND hOUSES 1.'Ot SAI.I Oil RENT. For particulars apply 10 Omaha Loan arid J'or plrtculat Lan < Trust Co. . IGlh and Douglas stre I. , lE-M52t 52 SOUThERN I AIM FOR SALE 10 Acres of land , Ihree.qulrters oC I mile from the railroad town of Unlontown In the heart of the "flack prairie country oC central Alabama. " Only a small amount of cash re- balance time. For inlormnatlon ( luired . on long tme. Inrormaton address the owner. JOlN N. JI JJIUgS , Selma. Alabnrn 115-MItt 820' HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS . SELL AND buy lots . acre farms. Garvin Jima. . 21D N.V.L. Jm-os IAIGAINR. hOUSES . LOTS AND I'AIMS. sale or trade. F . K. Darling. Barker lhlock. HE- : 91001 MOD5tN I0U51 . NICE LAWN , fine shade trees geol barn . lovely home near motor . . II. I'arrolte , Douglas block. ltE-M578 S ; LANI 6H In Iowa S23 nn ncre. WI ) In 10\ a lI an acre & lu Iowa ' " 0 80 lu Iowa , 12.100. ' 40 In SnrJY cOUlt ) . , $ O. Sl ) ) : ldhn county , $20 nn ncre. 1133 West ' . . . 16 hear 'VI"I Point. 16.00. 240 Sarp county . lEd an acre . 2 acres fruit . ' 2,10. sod In Mo. . $3 : an ncre. : In l.io. . Eli ) ! n acre. .r" In Mo. , 120 nn ncre. ZI3 near Omaha . $ C I acre. ZI3 near Neb. CI } ' . US an acre. 320 010 county , $4S ni acre. fOO In VIrginia . $ I an acre. 81 near 1.lncln. $ & 00. SO near 1.lncln. $2.0. . C. I" . Ilarrison . 912 N. Y. Life. I1E-hTl-3i' IE-7-31" JICYCI.E ! 2.6. O. DAXON 412 ) N. 16TH. 310 SFF TIm VISIBLE BALL J'AUI GR ON lelay SpecIal Will Uarnum & lIro. , 12) N. 15th. 312 WESTERN , . BICYCLE . & GUN . CO . :16 CEIlING 313' . - . MAN'l'IILS ' , 612 htA'I'IIS ' AXU TILES. WOOD MANTELS , GI1ATU1O . TILES 1'01 freplaces'esthulc. . nl,1 , large floors : write for prlee Milton Hogers & Sons Omaha 31 1 ! OTELS. AETNA hOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. Colt. 13th and Dodge. Rooms Iy day or weel 31. - . . hOTEL hlAitKER . FRANK JlLDTCI. hER. . Hlh ant Junes , ts. : So Omaha and Sherman ave. cars pass the door. AMERICAN PALN. 71 roma at $ .5 ICAN : rooms al $2.00 day. European plan 5 to $ .W per da ) ' . la ) TIE "LANGE" hOTEL , 6 ! S. 13H STIIEET. f51 JIUSIC , AI'I ANn LANGUAGES SEND $ .0 t'OI SO WORTh OF SONGS : Amorita . Pretty WIdow In Bloomers . D.iiling Msble . The Course or True Love Never 1un. Smooth Latest hits. 'VoObrldS Uros. . Omaha . Neb. I GEORGE F. GC.ENBCCK. BANJO AND guitar teacher . 191 Cams slrel 11-100 \'NUnOICERs I ! . IAIOWITZ LOAS MONEY. 48 N. 16 ST. 31 ShORThAND AND TYI'E\VILITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL . 513 N. Y. LIFE. 31 OMAHA COM. COLLEGE 16TU & DOUGLAS. . 1181 SI5 OUUA BUSINESS COLLEGE , lT11 , I"AINAII . COAL. SUEIDAN COAL . 2.0) LBS. BEST COOKING coal mine In Wyoming. $ .6 lump splendid for grates. 1.5. Also dealer tn lenns'J'anla < hard coal. Victor While t''el. 121) 10 I"amam. 319 J.'Al"IS FOIL . UENT. FARM FOR IENT 1'01CASI. ADDI1IISS . _ . Y _ : 1. B.e. s 1'ASTURAGI.3 GOOD PASTURE FOR hORSES $100 l'IoIt moth per head. Chartes Eans St. I'lul. 1EI NeI. 32) DEnTAICEUS AND EMIIALMIOILS. II. K IUlKET FUNERAL. DIRECTOR AND embalmer ISI hlcugo 81. , telephone 90. hal SWANSON & YALmN , t 1 ChIMING . TEl. :2 1060. , 3.1. . O. MAIIL. UND.UTAIC'lt AND EMUALM. i _ _ e ! . U1 I"aram it. . telephone hal. EMIAT.II : I DANCING . l'mVATE LESSONS DAY 01 EVENING AT Morand' , . IIO hiarney. Our hal has ben renovated throughout : for rent to club parties : now open for Inspection . 1 partes IJ % . " .NT J-TO 11011110W. WANTED . ' 0 10110W-3.o FOIL TWO years on Al collateral securIty. Addreas A 10. lice 376-2' DVILDISG & LOAN ASOCJ.TJNS. SIAIE IN MUTUAL L & 1) . ASS'N I'\Y 6 , 7. 8 per Cent when I. % : years old. always red.emaLle. 10 'amam sl. . Nallngtr , Se 32 now TO GET A 310115 OR SECUIIE GOOD GP 10 J 01 SECUIE Interest . on sayIng , . ApPly to Omaha L. & B. Aaa'n. . nOt nee bl < g. O. )1. Nattinger . Sec. 326 - 32 , IIUIAL. LDIES I CIICUITEI.S ENGLISh ! 'ENNY- royal l'hlh. ( diamond bran ) are the beat ; cafe. < ae < bst reliable ; take no other : send 4c. clamps . lat. particular , "Relief for 1..adles. " .tmpl. In Iett.r by return mail. At druggists. < Ctiicheat.r e diem. teal Co. . l'hmlhadelphla. 1' . . : LOST. LOST. llOWN AND WRITE ENGLISH WHIE ENGLtSI pinter dog : an.fera to name of Duke : " ful- lowed molar train to-Omaha. Liberal reward U returned to C E - 16. Lberl . Council Bluffs . or U lilt at I'ande.'a ( gun it-llG .Ioe. Cunci a . . . , ACCOU14TAVTL , 'li ' i CEAS. I ; . WAI.TFlf. F ( t'nlT ACCOUNTANT , 2Z.S ht Nat'l bank 'T I. 1836. Iteferencen' . I , I' ii .is . , - - - - - JVSINI ! S , \ : OTICS. UAIAOED MIltlS ILEII3JLVEItED 5 . , , . 71 N. 82 16 'II l I DRESSMAKING. , , IINOAOEIIIINTS TO K4jltESSM.tKlNG ' IN ImOAOFlt Cmlea .lclle NS . t1'DIESRM.JNO [ . t ' M-15&324' DEN T1T S. , - - - - - - - 1)11. PAUL . 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Lomih. aniiialt..1Ihapm , MAGAZINES OI ' . ' .lE . ; IO TJ. To Date a comic , thtstrOted semi-monthly that Is rapidly coming into favor . appear under a new and l trncLve cover In Its later.August number : 'is popular price 01 I I ; cents brings It withIn' the reach of nil. The Wi Ii. Dug F blhlhlng Company 21 ChIcago Real Estatl' ' Board Duldlng , Chi- cago. f Illustrated Modern 'Art and Literature for ugust contains two I handsome ful.page colored plates " 13y thmenSeh , " by Cipola , and "Sweet Seventeen . " by Fred Llngston. Amen ; other lul-page illustrations are "At the Theater " by C. Kiesel : "Good Iealth I'apa " hy A. Schroeder : " 110w Much for a Kiss ? " by F. Gehli . and "The Morning hymn " by Jose Gahlegan. . One double page plate , "At flay " Is by \V. Kuhmnert and an- 3ther "In Gay Company " Is by F. Vlnea. Modern Art Publshlng Company Berlin , Germany. Time contents of a pampalet Issued by 17ev. Peter Rosen are brlef ) conveyed In Its extended . tended title , "A Catholic Cannot Consistenty Be a Member of Secret SocIeties Because They Are Helglous Organizations. " Postpaid 10 cents. 17ev. Peter Hasen , Heldelblrg , Minn. Minn.Wlh tim AUgU3t numbar of the Art Amateur are given a beautiful color plate , "La France hoses " by Frle(1 ( Voeter Red- mood , and a conventional decoration for a 'ofee cup and raucer by Lucy Comins. fhere are the usual eIght pages of working designs for wood carvIng china painting . embroidery , otc. Among tim numerous articles are "Charles Chaplin , " 'Pen Draw. log for Photo Engraving , " "I'alettes for Fruit Painting In Oil , " "Vacation Henec- tons , " "Among the Wild Flowers" and "Pen Portraits at His Children , " by Armand I3erton All these articles are liberally thus- trative. In "My Note Doot" ] the editor de- tails significant evidences or the gravitation Df fine old English paintings toward the Western shores ol the Atlantic. Montague Marks , 23 Union Square New York MAGAZINES RECEIVED. TIE SANITAI1TAN-Dt . A. W. Bell . 291 Union Street Brooklyn N. Y. THE PlLISTINE-The Philistine . East Aurora N. Y. LAW DODC NEWS-West Publishing Company - pan ) . , St. Paul Minn. TIE ALTRUIST INTEI1CHANGE-Tho Altruist Interchange Company 70 FIfth Avenue , New York THE NINETEENTH CENTURY-Leonard . Scott Publcaton Company , New Yort. ] CEIAMIO MONTHLY-Ceramic Monthly PublIshing Company Chicago. TIE 1'OHTNGITLY REVIEW-Leonard Scott Publcaton Com pan ) New York. nnODES' JOURNAL OF BANKING AND BANKERS' MAGAEIN1I-I3radford Rhode & Co. . 78 WIlliam Street . , New York II NJ.\l % 'S " ' 1' . Time ml""t Somitimea-net' UIUll , . flail SOlllhll/ l'lansnmimt to Say . JUlah F. Benjamin of Loul.lant. a mem- her of Davis' cabinet and an able lawyer , was toni Df his jokes relates the DetrDlt Free Prcss. Once he happened to arrive In a town the day after a political meeting . A large number oC those who attended It were guests at the same hotel where he happened tD slop. After examh\lng \ the register he turned to the clerk aidZoid : "The boys had a pretty jolly time last night dldn't they ! . pety v. ) "Yes they lld."rr .lpswercd the clerk. "Dut how did you Iuppp tD know ? " "WIny " replied Bepiamin , pointing to tie book before him , lefJamln always tel how the boys are acting whe'tlmey are away from home by exmining tlelr snatures. I they put down a lot of hl ' oglyphmics on the hotel registers Instead Dt Itel letters which spell their names then I knol that they are havIng - Ing a very pleasant visit Indeed. " "Do you know " he added after a pause , "that political medll are often fohlgwed e tol9ed by a paralysis Df th rImt hand ? " "And Df the brain . C- ' also ? " replied tie other. , "No I don't think 10 , "answ red Benjamin , "b3cause the brain ha'tO be pretty wall par- alyzed before a man isfbol enough . to go Into politics . at beast for a lWlng. . On another occasion ' In' ' th trial Df a case BenJamin was pressng a winess rrety hard. The man was unwilling to make certain ad- missions and Imemnied hawed and hesitated . and tried In every way possible to evade the qUelons. After this had been going Dn for some time the JUdge said : "Are you ill ! Why don't you speak up ! What Is the mater with your throat ? " "Oh time witness I all right your honor " exclaimed BenJamin , "It Is not he at all who Is making those queer noises but It I simply ] the truth , which 1s feebly struggling for ut- terance. S Subject to Attacka ot CholerR Ilorbu . While cloying In the Delta ( Mississippi Bottoms ) last summer E. T. Moss . repre seating Ludlow Ssylor Wire Co. Df St. Louis ! , Julere from malaria and became subject to atack of cholera morbus In ever In- stance when attacked he was relieved I I by magic , by using Chamberlains ' Colic . Cholera and Darrhoea Hemedy. He ssjs : "I regard U la the 'ne plus ultra' Df 8.1 . elnea. " . - ; AFTER NASEBY. _ ' . , , : ; ' I1. IAVII ) S'l1ChlSlEit - - , - ( Cop'rlghtel. 19 , hy Irving Ilsetmeller . ) II. For I moment my sudden and unexpotc advent threw the three men Into some con- fusIon , but quickly recovering from theIr surprise - prlse they rushl1 upon me with drawn swords. Parrying I force blow whIch the foremost trooper dealt at me , I got under his guard ! and passe my blade through hIs rIght lung. "A bravo thmrusti" As the man fell . his two comrades dropped back ana 1 had an Instant to look around. The maiden stood beside me . watching the , conflict with brightly flashing eyes : bier bsIn heaved her whole form was alvo : with the keenest oxcltenuont . Truly . It was no ] leas1t blo ; which ran In her. "A bravo thrusti" she cried again. "Tho " I shouted " 'he and . klngl" , ' king con fusion to his enemlCI" Somewhat taken aback by the death of their comrade the two remaining men roomed In no great hurry to renew the comblt. Hut 1 placed my back to the wall and stood on guard awaUng : tho'r ons\eg" ' , and when they held back taunle them for cowards. I looked : again toward the maiden . and sue gave : me a glance which set m ) ' heart a.throbblng faster than had the flashing swords. , I'resently . recovering - covering something of theIr lost courage , the two men again approached , but thIs tm . with less fury and more method. The trooper CI10 first and engaged me . while the 8e'tgant 10 malnoll stalmd'llg behind . ready to spIt mo un- del his comp1ulon'8 arm If opportunity should orer. For some moments there was the ring of steel against steel as we struck and par- nod , neIther being able ] to obtain the nul- tery while ever and anon . nt n fiercer blow bright sparks shot forth from the IncIting blades After the first few thrusts indled I felt that I had the measure of my adversary but I dared not devote tD him the whole of my attention . requiring to be continually on i Iny guard against n subtle thrust from bin : sword Df the bc'rgeant At length . with a swift and sudden upward stroke 1 deprlveJ my oJPonent ) of his \voapon. I few from his hand and tell with I clnk and j jangle upon the stone Iloor. I seemed , however that thD blow was likely to cost me dear for In striking I stumbled over the body of the fallen trooper . and In I trieD the sergeant was upon me wih nashlng sWDrd. I ( cit that my last mDment had come and made ready 10 die as became a servant at the kIn : Intead of a death- r ' , . \ . " ,9 v Jl J " If I : " . " , - : tI -I " . 'i\ ? - ' .I _ _ 1i , madanm nm Sir Lionel MOldaunt. " thrust , however . a most astonishing and somewhtt ludicrous thing came to pass ; for I found ' a mosl useful ally In the brave lady who hind displayed so much Interest In the ( slrugglD. She seized the pot that was seethe Ing elm the Ore . and with I lulclt movement pouNd the whole of the scalding cntents Into the face of the sergeant l sprang back wih I cry of rage and pain and when he turned round again I had much ldo to restrain my mlrh ( , .lor his face at hint moment resembled nothIng SD much as d boiled lobster. I seemed to be his liur- . to , wreak the pose vengeance upon e lady who had caused hl9 discomfiture . but I had hall lIne tD recover and when he turned ha found m ) sword polul ' nt hIs throat. Iut'rrimig maybe from that clrcunii'tance that nothing to his advantage was likely ] to result ltom a continued atay . he turned on his heel ald , followed ( by lila < ls3meI ( trcoer ; went ap- I Idly from thD house , using as 11e ihid to : < many nngodly words , such 3S I trout he had never found In his prayer bo01 Wo waied In sl2nce unt the sound ] of the horses' hoof had died away In ths dls- ( once. For myself I could , even hien do naught but laugh at lie tine thought ct the grotesque and most disfigured ngure whch : the burly sergeant had cut. nut the bravo lady to whom I owed o much W.11 of a different humDr. She plucked ] ] ] my ohivo ] and looked Into my lace with such grave utd earnest appeal Ihat at once I checked my nierrimnent "Sir I pray you Jose not a nonmcnt . but depart forwitin . for I fear mo yen sergeant wIll most surely return. " "Nay laIr lady . " I answered , "I depart DDt alone , for , I I mistake tot , this same fellow went off In a worse humor at thy greeting than at mine. " "YDU speak in ' riddles , sir : whither would " you have mo go ? "To your , home , sweet lady ] . " "And where may that bf . most t sagaclou air ? " "Nay : I know not ; yet am I sure ' ( Is not a cottage such as this " TM maiden stood pensive , whIle a man might have slowly counted ten , and when she looked up there was a change come over her for she hall laid aside her ban. terlng manner and slolto In n voice of such exceeding Dofness that It was hike time music of some sweet Instrument most skillfully tuned. tunet. "Most valIant Kentlenian . " she said "I will tell you who l ammi . and whence I come anti why you find mo here : for you have borne a brave par toniglmt and n would Ill become mo to deceive Qne who has wielded for my sake so trusty a sword. I am daughter of ! Limo earl Df Morvohe whose purpose It waste to give me In marrlaga to ( I certain courtier of the king , a man I had never seemi and whD I did not doubt was devoted solely to puffs and frills . and such things as are becoming . coming only to women-that kind Df , man indeed which In my injustice I did at first conceive ) 'ourseJ to be. nut since I had nD great desire tD be paNe tram hand tD hand whether I would pr nD , like a piece Df merchandise - chandise and my . father not ceasing to press 010 . I en ] hi roof tD seee that of my m01her'a sister who lives on the border of the county of Worcester until such time a8 his humor should have ehanged. But , being unused to traveling unaccompanied , I mis- took ] the path and went grievously ] astray , J that whel night fell I had wandered far from my direction , and this good dame , seeing my dilemma . took me In and gave me shmoi- ter . Then the troubles broke out In this quarter and I could not with safety resume my jourey. So my good mother lent me , this pesant'e dress that I might be the less I , easily recognized and here for six days I have abided " A most astonishing but vastly pleasing ] ps- slhlty had born itself In upon me whie she spoke. Yet could I not be wholly certain . ald SD I said : "YDU have told me much , madam . and yet not that which I mOEt desire to learn. Your rather being the carlo Df Monale , hue' the privilege of addressing the Lady Coim- stance Temple ? " She inclIned her hcd to signify assent. "Is It then possIble ] that the courtier of whom you slck Is Sir Lionel Mordaunt ! ? " "You have again guessed rightly . " said the lady gazing at me In fame astonishment : "though how you come 'D Imow 10 much that concerns mo , sir I anure you I am at a bus to understand " "And yet . " I answered with a bow "It Is by no means wonderful , aa you wIll presently perceive For the moment Wc must make our safety our chief concern. 'UIO castle of Morvale lies trm hero not six leagues dls- tan' . The night Is line . and . by pressing for- wanl without delay we should reach It be- fore'the dawn Once there YOl will be safe . for the earl of Monale has taken no active part In the troubes. : Shall wo go thither ? " "nut the courtier . blrrah' exclaimed the lady "You lcrget time courtier . My lather upon viil surely me. " still seek to force this marrlago "As tD that , " I replied. . "you need appre- bend nD further embara.nnnt : anti for this very reuon , that the unwitting cause of aU your troubles stands before you . " I made her a low bow "I . madam , am Sir Lionel 1"1- daunt " I feared then that I had made my annDunco- mont aomewhlt too suddeimly for time lady was covered wIth contusion. A crimson flush suffused her week anti llk , and sIl' cropC tier head When 4 last ] aho looked up she was sming through hcr btishies . "Yel I fear dr. " she said with t comical qulsh look . "that his desire the earl " will still refuse to reiitm- "An you , madAm , " I anlwcrDJ : "you can refuse. " " ! ut. slrrah"-she booked at me with a merry twinkle In her eyes and yet with a pasing suoetnots-'I al a dllful : dmttlghtor " I look her tiny hand In slime . and bonding how before her kirsed it. The elL woman had Istene I \ hlo we talked sltlng Dn a low stool before the fire . her wIthered 1115 ever and again omitting a Hunt- tered exclamaUon. I habit a lurso ol money on the table that ahe might not regret tine kindness she had shown tD tie both and wk- bag lY lady's halhl Igaln In nil no led her genly forth Into the Dpon. There I liacpd her upon my own horse . and mountng mysof : the Due which had belonged to ' lie lead , trooper . we rode out into tle night. ( Time End. "The Phantom } Stairea' ( " by I Max Pemberlon , commence3 'uesday. ) - - Gun pun , \11(1 OATS I " 'orIu'l I. In Onit'Cnne Others . 11.1 I 31/ht The Wahlnston Star man was talking to nn acquaintance time other day when a yonng fellow . WiD his blown tn the bulk or a for- tun on himself and Is liable to Inlsh Il be- fore many moons passed by , Just I little too heavily loaded to be comfortable. ] "See that young chap , " said the man "Yes , and I'p a pity about him , too. Nice fellow . and with goo abilities . If ho would only use them as he ShDUd. ] " "Yery true and he Iln't to old to be cured If he went about It right. " "If 'DU'VO aot n cure for that sort of tlmlpg . and wi get It patented , yon will be a miionaire bforo time year Is au I. " "I can't say 1\0 got a cure . but " I low Dr . ono now In course of eerlmcnt. lie dldn't go right ahead , and time reporter nudged hll with 0 quostloim. , "Whal Is I. and where Is It 7' ' he asked ] " \el. I needn't tell you Just ( lint . but Il tel you what It Is. I happen to Imow I rich man with n relative WhD Is Just sneh another dial ) as the one we ha'o been tal , . log about only moore so. That Is to say he was that kind . but isii't nO % ' . le was quick and brIght , thud had a good no ! for business - ness , but hc would spend money , cud nol make any effort to acquire it. lie hall about $10,000 left 10 hIm when he was 21. antI he went through I like a train through a tun- nel. and then fell back on his un de. or atel- ; uncle rather. and the oh man hall him on his hands. lIe became tItter ! ) ' worthos9. ] and was drunk and In trouble aU the time. One day . however , he had a sudden attack of common 8ensc , and he brace up and stayed that way for a month. "Then he went to his uncle and made a proposition to him. This proposItion was to the effect that I the Dd ] genleman would lake an Insurance polIcy on his lifo for $30.- 000 , and let 111m have $10.00 on It to go into buslne93 with , he would guarantee tn P1Y the JOOOO back ] ' with the premium , and assume the policy hmi'hmseif . within five years . I he laled he would commit suicide , and the oil man would make $20.000. less the prc. mlums , whIch , hD thought was a lair pcr- ntago on lie Investment I looked to the uncle something like murder . but he thought there was no other way tD cure mmii so he took the young man up and the experiment has now ben In operatIon two years , anti up to this tIme the young fellow has been as tme straight as a string , anti 19 $7.000 to time good which he bas sat asldo for eincrgemmcies and I going ahead making Just ns much more as he can. Tile old man Is so pleased about I that I iiohl't believe he will ask the boy- ho's nearly , 30-to fulfill I the contract at the end Df five ycan' . In case ho shouldn't have the tu ] amount In his clothes Just at that time , " tme 'here did you may tIme . young man Jve ? ' . I Inquired the Star man. "I didn't say Washington , " he repbloi. . \ l'lUIU'OCKWI"S 'I'RICIC. UrnIIIH..J It 111 I1i'dI'ursi . Into time Iod..t , N..r.t nt Ilmmimd . Charles C. Cook , a druggist of No. J50 Pile street , hind a curious experience while wlnesllJ the base bal game . relates the Triliumme hard rmtin , ut Chicago During I hiil rin 4 : : the epectntors crowded closely IronmJ the mOlt 8helered spot. As the shower censed the Ileolle ) , began to separate . 'rhcl : h' . Cool Ic-it I slight tug lt his coat. ThinkIng tel been robbed . ho eIP\el : -ia hands 01 his Pocket unit found that \ 10thln , ' had heen taken. Ills watch and n $5 bill , I hail , not been touclled. Greatly rclevell : , ho was turing away to watch the ganie , when. tlltng his hln'I- kerchief rlm ( his coat pocket , ho hecame aware there was a Junlo Inside. As he hail none himself he thought that Imc IJlel'poclt2t hal probably empted its con- tenU amid slipped It Into his pocket. Time Hlunton wns awlward. In a moment the snail who hail been robbed might rise a cry and the pocketboOk be round In his possession. He dared not drop tt on the gl'0U13d , for fear or being heen. With great prcsence or mind he determined to Jreat leave the grouml Accordingly. he started for the elevated Accordlnt .raln , feeling U ! tt pursued by the erowd. I Accosted b ) 1 mal who naked for a Street he felt sure ho was In a detective's grasp , : td .was about 10 produce the pure , when the man wont own ) ' . I a pa"senger caught his eye emi the car ho WUI convinced that the owner followed him. While waiting ut Alams anti Slate streets for a careto two policemen canoe up. Mr. Cook felt that his hioum' hail come , and was expecting to he grahhed 11,1 placed 11 a Patrol 'agon hut the "cops" pas1 on without arrethl ! him , ! nl Inaly ho reached , hIs place of busl- miexa Ip safety. Here he ventured to open 11 the 1)ocketbook. The ownel"8 name was al certalned . lS some halt d07el cards within showed him to be Geol'go J. Burris , lent ! for Hie OJdellshur ! TransIt conipany . Every ell of money was gnle , but the pockets were billed with passes. Ol'IUg WI'lccn. - 'JhC host : lnterJnl for lImit CI , , sit 1VorI . . What kInd of cement should he timed for plastering outside walls . and how should I be mixed and applIed ? J. W. S. Portland cement makes the best outlUe sttmcco the Gobe.Democrt answers. It must be mixed with sand tD form a nmortnr the amount ot sand depending on thc quality Df the cement and to I slight degree on ( lie size of time graimis of tine sand , Time wall to be covered must be clehneq with great care , ( lie joIIltS being picked out to give ( lie stucco a chalice to hind with time brick-work. The whole surface should be brushed with a 'cry stiff brush and be well dampened before - fore the mortar is opplicil. This shinmnhi be tione with great care anmd ( lie Inortar tm'ell ruhbed wIth a float , so mis to get a smooth surface. Tue stuccoing of the interior walls of a building is quIte an art , and the various details of ( lie process are too itmtricate to be explained in these coltnmns. It vUl he im- IOSslbbe to aecure good results without mIming a high grade cement , sand that is so clean It will hot discolor water running over anti through it , and the niost palmmmiakliig ( care , Moreover , even tIme beat stuccos tvihi prove faUures unless the wahis to which they are applIed are protected at tIme top by a pro. jecting coplhlg or something of a similar na- tore , Cimeap cement , poor sand in wimicin there are particles of earth , and lack of thoroughness in any stage of the work mviii ruin any stucco work. No Col'Imormnl l'mmnmislmnirimt , Time proceedings of time suninner chiool at lIam'vard afford a certain amount of anmuse- bent even to ( ho proteesors vmml instructors , says the Ihoaton Transcript. It is maui timt time messiahs have attracted somno very 1'itie- pendent as sveil as gifted youmng Ivomeni frolmi a distance. L-stcmly emie of the instructors Informed - formed hil clsms , chiefly colupoled of women , that a ( lIlly thmenie would be required to give facilIty in cOlinhnoslilen. 'ruts moenmed to sur- lrise one ot time young latHes , wlmo twont to the instructor after the lesson m'as over , In the presence of others , coil saul archly anti coquettislmly : " , niil smimat yhlt you do to us If we rho not proiire aimy theunle ? " ' 'e ( In net. " the professor nnswere'i graveiy , "i'm- ltl0) any form of earpmnrni punhmiminmeot , " 'l'hm a II iii ! i'rni lieu in I Thrives on gootl food aimrh eminsiiinme. wttli plenty of exercise in the open air , 11cr turin glows with imesitti end 11cr taco hinoimns mmitli Its hieau'y , If her system nee'l the cleans. log action of a isxative remncnly , she uses the ggutle and pleasant ilquald laxative , Syrup o Figs. 'I'ltiI TIMII ) 3.tl ) ' , Shm 7tlismsnslt a ltIni.hlcnrtcl Clcrgp- ibmimmi fur ii "Yes , I'll toll the story , though it is on my. self , " bald a well known ciergynmuun of New York City , who was one of a jolly party time other milgmt ) at a suburban resort , lIe mad rei ferreti to a reccimt experloimco once or twice Itiring tue evening , anti liii last remark , says the New York Tribune , was In answer to otllnerous requests to toll it , "A few weeks ago , " ho continued , "I was Colnliig Into New York on the Delaware , Lackawalmna A Western road , The train was due at hloboken at , tbout 11 p. nmi , , and as I hind been breathlnig In Jersey ozone , anti , pomsilily , argon. all day , I was so sleepy that I dozeti imearly nih ( ha trhp , Note the tact of timy ticmzllmg , and hilsO tine fact , known to all of you , that 1 have no nhhhmit ) ' witim (1mm emmtry knmowiu ann "mashers , " for those two facto arc essential to the imohimt of my story. " \'eli , though I mm as dozing , I was tllnly , conscIous that there was it lady mm time sent Imolninith nie , s lmont 1 judged to be a itrahmper , for alma almpearetl to be Oil time Imoilit of getting off at several atatiomis , tiiougim wimemi ilmo cmi. tercti I hmeartl her tell thno coililhictor that sue twahitetl to go to New York , 1 kept on dozing , however , tilitil tIme traiim came to a standstill for a fem' lmiolnentmi just before entering the tunnel , Thenm ( ho lady lennied forward , aimil atidreosed mnmc ( hums : 'l'ardoii mime , sir , but mb I get out here for the Christopher street for- I' ) ' 1' 'No , on mmdnnmi , ' I reid beth , mioiiit'n tarily ttmrrming arommimil for time first (11110.'e have to go thironighi ( lie tunniel Ilrst'hon we arrive at liobokemi I vill elmow you the ferry , It you will pernilt mile to do so , ' Now , I svlii leave It to tim cro-ti if there woo anything in roy remiurk ( lint could have frlglmtencd thu hImost ( thud woimnan , To be sure , mmy 016cr to Point out the ferry to icr was not literally called for by her question , hilt it seemimod to Inc that bare civility required that I simoult simow a nervous and anxiotms fellow-traveler , no mnattcr of m'imat sex , at least that nnucit at- tentlon , "She made no audible reIlly to my offer , and I aiimlOmt forgot abatit her ummtll ( ho tralmm drew ump mm hloloken , when i glanced aroumimi at her. Sue hind a urge travelIng bag , and I was just about to nisk her if 1 mnigimt carry it for her to t5me ferryboat , when I muoticod that she hind already siezeti It , and was hock- 11mg 11cr way in great npptreimt. excitement to time rear door of time car , I followed her , thoungim , of course , I ( bill not speak to her , still ready , if sue simoulib ( beslro It , to see imor safely onm the Christopher street boat , ltmt to my titter ammiazoimlemitwhcn she rencimeti tile lilatforni , heavily laden as she vas , sue began literally to run , not toward ( ho ferry , but tomvartl ( ho rear eiti of the tI-am. At first I was about to call out to 11cr that silo umas going time wrong wmiy , lint luckily I tbitbim't. lim a mnomimelmt I realized ( lie disagreeable - able trtmthi , that she bolt 1110 for a ' 1120511cr , ' and Inn pure desperation was rtinnhnig toward thin tunnel to avoid nmny wIles , TIme thing bee-amos all tIme nmcre Ititlicrous when I add that the lady was neither young nor attractive. The incident caused 010 considerable chagriml , but It taught mile hereafter not to show as inucim civility to women as I wouid have oilier men show to iiiy sister , under thmo same circum. stances , for your feelings wIll almost certainly - tainly be mnistmntlerstootl. " \Veaknesa is limo minuituiim , impoverisimeti blood tIme cause , hlood's Sarsaparilla the euro. It mnakes the weak strong. JIU'l' lLJit3.'l2AhtS ( iLl ) . A Yommmnlrst'r vit Ii ii Itesmsmirlmihily lie- teimtlvc hlemmmor3. One of time most remnarkabio cimlldren on record lives at Wichita , Kan , ills name is htichmond lIcnn , amid lie was 4 years old on October 11 last. lIe Is a natural reader , amid his parents do not know when ho learmicib , Wimen lie was about 3 years old lie saw time iialne of a 1031) eniblazoimed on a blank mvail and asked lila father wimat it was , Ills father spelled tine word atid liromiounceil it for the baby , who , several days after , repeated - peated it after him , milong with other words which Ime poInted out. Upon Investigation it was founid that lie could such anti pro- flounce many words. If ho eamv a word In vrbnt amid Imeartl It pronounced imo never for. got It. And before tile parent kn&v U he was reading in time pailers anti books about time house. This reinarkahlo cmliii is also a Iniatimemnatical prodigy , but , unlike ( lie major. ity of pimeiiOlmlehmal calcuilsts , usca penmcil anti h)3lC to hierfarmmi hits aritimiiietical hrobiellis. An Eagle reporter called at time residence of Mr , Iienn anti mislced to sea the Infant hlmeIiOfliCIlOli. TimL'i child Is rather shorter than Imlost children of his age , hut otherwise appears normal. Ito has light compiexlon amid large , Iliteiiigeiit hltme eyes , and a welt ahiapd head. A bock , m imlchi inroved to 1o "Roseiitlmal'a French Method , " a-as prothmced from the reporter's bag. Promo the prelilni- nary instruction , in Emigllsin , he read the followIng paragraph : "In our times , lilian inmternatomiai ( intercourse is conatantly increasing - creasing , when stealmi amid electricIty are uniting time viiobo world into 0110 great brotherhood , when the deep thoughts of phil- osophmy and thin marvelous discoveries of science are no ioilger confirmed to any one tongue , htmL are sirnultaiioomlsly expressed aiid carried out by all ( lie great civilized nations , time practical mastery of modern languagla has beconmo a necessity. " lIe read eagerly , pronouncing each syllable distinctly arid stopping - ping at a imeriod , At ( lie m-ord "electricity" he read "electrIc , " but corrected hImself bin- mediately. Richmond Bonn is undoubtedly a freak , yet ho does not appear to lack any of the other faculties of a normal mind. Piirenologlsts would say that he poslessIs enormous devel- opinents of tile organa of form , sIze , calculi- ( ion and imItation. . Conmlnntlonis Ils'asi's. Alien's Ilyglenlc FinnId lmas bacn feiliiii a positive preventive of scariet anti typhoId fevers , diphtherIa , smnail pox and other con- taglous diseases. Mothers simninitl atomize theIr chmlldeim's throat and nasal organs with It lmiorning and evening.p . M.NLJSCltlI"V htlltIflltS , l'mihiiahmegs Fl mimlTlu'ni Nei'rsaam'y let I lie Commlic't of 'l'hmel i' hiushimess , Very few publishers have eIther ( lie tlmnh or inclination for a hiersonal reading of books In manumertpt , says Harper's ] toimnti 'l'shle , anti for tills work they employ skilled read- era , upon whose judgment they can rely. Sonie hiotibeS thmums retain as many as six such readers , and very often a lnaiiuscript 1)00k limit pass through the hands of all these , taking its turn with scores of otimerms , before a decision is reached ccnfernlng it. Each reader hands In a written opinion as to Its merits amid denmerits , its chances of success or faIlure. Soruetiines , IC these opInions are conflictIng , the publisher hands them miii , to- getinem' wIth tIme 1)00k in question , to a Seventh readir-a sort of a court of final appeal-an'l requests him to 1-rite 00 opinion on time opinions. Even if all time optnions are ta- vorable limo publisher may still refuse to bring out thio work In question , 'I'hmere are a hminidretl gooni reasons for de- dining to publIsh a book , anti time Inalimiscript must runi tine gauntlet of them all , It nmay be too long or too mhorf , or too similar to something else already In hand , Its srinci. hal characters limay be too young or too old , It mnay not be In a certain Inilihimhier's lIe- culiar hue , or It imiay contain sentiment of which lie does not approve. lie may already have accepted a mnanmy books as lie cares to issue In that year. This ono lila ) ' ha inter- citIng , hilt badly written , or it mnsy ho beautiftmhly cipremsed , but as dull as dishm. water , Thins ani endless list of "niaya , " "ifa" unni "huts" present timebnschves , by any one of which time fate of tIme hook may be tntluonced , 'Fine one questIon to which they all lead is . ' \viIl it Imly ? It so. ve m'ihl pubhishi it ; if mot , we womt'I , " Of course pmhlilishmera and imubiishmors' read- era eometiimes Inake hnlmtales : concerning the 'ahtico of a lmtk amId decline one that in tha hands of another publisher , or brought out at tine aiitimor'a expinEe , achieves a tromenmmloua success , In fact , there Li hardly a riopular book about whIch come talc at ( him kInd Is hint told , --b For delIcacy , for Imurity , amid for improve. nient of the cchmItllxlian : nothing lIlais l'oj , zeal's i'owtkr , - hon Baby was aick , we gvu her Castorla. When the vfts a Chill. ! , sme ci-hsl for C.aaorIa. When i-ho bocamimo Mlxi , thu clung to Caitoria. 1fl ste had ( 'iilldrcn , she gavatheuu CaaorI