THE OMAHA DAILY 1J1313 : SUNDAY , JUTA" 10 , 1800. 15
? PEQmi. NOTICES
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Ailtrrllm-iin'tilmi f' " " HIPKP column *
IIP Inkcn until 13iMI ! v. in. for tlir
liiK tinil until N ] i. in. for ( lie
morning ntiil Siinilnj ( Million * .
AiMiTllirrs , by riM | iMtliiR : n " "i-
1iiT Ml I'lifck , run IIIM r MIKWITH mt-
< lrpN cil to n niimlMTi'il Icltcr In pure
Of 'I IHH M' .
Mill IIP t on | irpnpiilnll > f
tin1 U < inlj.
M-Up n fir * ! liiMpHlnni
II Nnllilnit InUpii
for ten * Hi u ii BTii- for tin * llr t IIIMPI--
lion. TIIPHP nilvprllsi-iiipiilx IIIIINI IIP
run < 'iiiirriillv i-l > .
AVVI IJI SlTltA'l ION.
WANTED POSITION v AN F.xpFRiENCED
nil nnintl prlntci In n country < tllcu Ilm
wotknd in clly oince for n number f veirs ,
tint on tiFcounl < > f hli licnllli deslris lo locate
In H country town Address T 2. . . .
A -t--kO
BIT ! \1IOV WANTED nr t > i :
krrip | | with wli'ilffwl' ' lmn c or InnklnK ,
tin veirx e' | i rlence , reference * fiitnlslud
Ailli.ns T 17 Itce A M35 < 20-
MME HMI1II 1121 DOUGLAS. HF. ( OND
Hour room fi , massage , steam nlcohol anil mil
phuilnibaths. . T MMO 2
\ \.vrni > MAM ? IIIM > .
WANTED , AN IDEA , WHO CAN THINK OP
rotne hlmple thing to patent7 Protect Jour
Ideas they m ly bring you wcnllhVrlle lohn
vVcddfrburn * Co . Dept. V , Pilent Attorney * .
Washington D. C. , for their J-l.SfO prl/e tn-.r
nnd a list of two hundred Inventions warned
\VANTED-HALESMAN POR A NEW LINE OP
Kim Is for Nebraska , almi side line men lor
full particulars nildress California Cldi r Co
WANTED SALESMEN TO 8KLL GOODS ON
commission as side line for n Chicago rubber
e-jods and belting bouse to hardware nml
ngrleulturnl Iniplemi lit trade Referent es re-
qulrnl. Address N 3 , cure of Lord K Thomas
t hlcago It M2 < 2 .0 *
SALESMEN , TO SKLI. OUR PULL LINE OP 5
nnd 10 cenl cigars , tf" 00 weekly and expenses.
Nntlonnl Consolidated Co Chicago HI H
VAN rED7 CAF.\TlLi : MAN TO MN U5E
branch olllce. JCCH ) requlrtd. sal iry II 200 , goo !
chance for rlghl person Manager , 200 Monon
llloelc C'hlcngo U
\ \ ANTUD-UCMADLn AND COMIT.TEVT MAN
who cnn manage branch titHlnem or district
agency for well estnlillshe I manufacturing com
iiany on hlKh grade article already Introduced
nnd can Invent J810 to (1 .WO In sjme ti > he cir-
Htd nt hlu hindquarters Salnrj 1100 nnil slmrt
of profits on b iiliiedom. . Address "llrunch "
care of Chan K fuller AiU Agency , Chlc-igo
S\ ANTED M1N AND WOMEN TO 'VVOllK
for UH day nr evening nt their limnes nke
lilciiant work no emivuislng experience not
ince snrj "VVV | > i > Hilno Stncl us your ad
< lres Slnndnrtl Mrg Co 112 W 23d New York
IV ANTED. A OOOD MAN WHO CAN CUV !
lion 1 to art us our ngtnt In Douglns Cod
ilrem with r < fereneM , The Toledo Illeych
1'rotectlvo Co 321 Huron , st , Tolido Ohio
SALESMEN TO SHOW OUR ClGARrt TO
tlealois } 10 weckl > halnry nnl expenses , Intx-
pcilcnettl men less Polk , Ritchie V Cti hi
Louis. Mo 11 SOI 19 *
COI LFCTORS WE PAY J7 PER 100 OR 7 (
nch for your neighbors' nddiesses r 00 name
blink book wllh Instrucllons for lOc Rowel
Jt Pg Co , 37S Hnmlln , avenue , Chlcagn.
It 30" > 19 *
WANTIID \NORI.ADV I3V13IIY COUNTY
HjxMlal clerlctl work , something new , m
Ixioka or canvTsslng. siHry ami expenses , en
close Htamp Nntlonnl .Mfg. Cu , St Iouls Mo
U303 10 *
jvNTCD , ixrruiiNcit : : : ) SPIH'IAI/M
salosimn to devote exclusive attention pell
Ing nur Hue to geneial m Isu tnd < * high com
mifHlon , exclusive terrltor > , excellent oppor
tunity for bustlers. A II Zlehme . Co
Chk iito. III 11 3J3-13 *
WANTED AOl'NO MEN VVISIIINC TO TVKL
cliII service exumliuitlons. which incur soon li
Omaha for 1' O clerks and carriers to write
foialnnhle Information ( free ) U S llureai
of Inform itlon , t Inclnn itl , O 11 311 19'
BAUrsMI N MAKE ' 200 A MONTH SEI.I INC
our mnihliui for cooling refrigerators Ouar
nntetd rheaiier than Ue I'roiluces a dry colt
tltttkMpH pcrlahablo MI tick n Indellnltely. Writ
for turns Antic Ktfrlsirutlng Co , Cincinnati
O U
.AOrNTS STItEirTMEN AND IIOVS TO SEM
new McKlnle > and llrvan portraits two colors
22x2H sample lOc , W J5 p * r hundred Iluttons
SI "i pel hundred Order quick. IlircUv .V. C >
1'uh'iH Cincinnati , O II 320 21
30.000 ADDITION Uj I'llSllIONS UECEN1L.A
pUiot'd under civil service Examinations wioi
in this elt > Write the Nntlonil Correspond
ence Institute of Washington D C for fie <
plrllLiilnrM as to po ltlmis il ite , etc
l-323-19 !
t\'ANTii > IIY I.EDINO HANiTcrtmu
of ladles wear Hal sman cnlllng on the thj
Kouls and gents furnishing truUs to hnmllt
nn nssortmint of tin Ir leaders n n si le line
haniple tan be carried In tie hand Addres
! O Lock llox 2 > i Detroit , Mich 1I-2971J *
AOENTS Ot'H HANDSOMIJ POItTItMl CAM
pah.n Inittonu of llijnu and Hrjnn , V hewal
nre big sellpm In this tirrllorjPell foi fl\ <
cents each and show handsome prollt \V i
IIHVB MelClnlcr nnd .Mc'Clnley \ Hotnrt hut
tuns nlso Simple hiitttns nnd pili.es on re
relpt of four two cent stamp * Tile Ensli-r
Novelty 'o. , New Iluvtn Conn II 29. !
IVANTl'D llllinilT MAN OH VVOMVN M
e\tr > tlt > In IlllnolH Missouri Kunsas um
Tit braska toutnliilng w itu works to tntto
tluie Automatic IVrtlllrlng Lawn I'tcler
plcDsunt v\oiK riilitulol pa > , no i ompetltlon
jou < nn earn JIUK ( ) n daj for the next Hire
months , npplj at onci' Autom itle Iwi
IVelerVorks lllmimliiijton , HI II-31T 19 *
MEN TO HEM. CANIU TO THE HETAII
trnile steaily cmplovnient. experlenio un
nectssnr ) ; J7"i 00 nidtithly s.ilar > nnil t xpensi
or commission If offer sitlsfactory ml.liess
with purtleulam coni-irnlng > onr > * lf Ciinmill
rtnted Candy Co. Chicago II IIS 19 *
WANTED HESI'ONHIIII.E , ENEIlflirriC Mij
to handle our line of innvusxlng samples
must be nble to furnish references peopl
hiving handled clothing prtfernd Tor par
tlcuhuu , jildu'sx 'lullor-M ide Clothing Co
731 and 737 bouth Hnlsted street Chicago III
II Mill 11 *
\VANTED MEN TO I.EARN II MlllER TH VDE
enl > eight v\eiks nqulnil line outllt of toil
glien t ach htudent more practice In t\v
montlm than In n shop III two jcaiN , citi
louiies free hi I.ouls llarber lollege , SIS Nort
9th st , St I.oills Mo H-M3M fl *
WANTED A TEW OOOD SHIRT MAKER'
ut Mire Oato Clt ) Shirt & Uinndr ) Co JOV
Noilli Hill C Mil's '
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JMOO VNEI'M.Y NO O VNVAvnNCJ WANTED
Indkx an I kenlH to luiin oil pilntlng on can
vns i hin i i'li Anj one taught perftctl
In one houi lnt.li urlloiiH J10 00 Unt r col
orlius intiBht free this wieU onlj to Introdiic
oui new culms I II Snell Wotntn's lx !
rhiilige IWI Douglas slrtet C M2M 2J *
HTENOOn.Vl'HER POIt A STEAD'
plate mate hnlnry wunltd Aildien > i T S llei
C1 M77 U
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WAN'IBD. A TEW LADIES TO TAKK OR
iltis fiom fnmllhH , n iiultli seller uolnry , n
rnmmlsHlon Cull belwein 1 and 11 n m
i-uiidijr or Momla > moinlnt ; , loom 31 Ilote
l'a\t n lake elevntoi . C ZSJ 13
I MKi : Hill WAOES AT HOME
and want all to hive the same opM | > rtunlty
thn work U vi i > pleiiKanl iiml will easily pa
JHeikl ) . this Is no deception I want n
in. . mo. mi'l " 111 K ! nils Keml full parllculnr
to all ending Htnini ) MU'H M , A titchhlna
LilVMtlUf. .Mich 0 307 I ! ) '
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LADIES EARN MONEY KIMt'KCT'AHI.Y A'
home Si nd four red xtiunpi ) . & Law I'.i
change , HuiT.ilo , New \oik el 3.M 19 *
' ' " '
: ! ) onjou i HOUSE
two In family 2112 Locust St.
C-2931D
WANTED OllU. FOH JIOUHKWOUK AT 131
ChluiKu Ht C 2JS-19'
IWANTI.DOINd Olltl. NOT OVER EIHH
( en to eaio for fcureurold boy uiul uiil
\\ltli kecond work , Apply ut ! N1 HouthJt
uvenutt ut unct ! O 2 6 I'J *
roil HI\T
IN AM. 1'ARTH 111 * THK CITY IHt
O , 1' UavU Compaii ) iMo ramani. D M )
1IENAU.V CO. , JOS N ISTH ST
U 501
MODI JUT HOUSEd. C , X BTjLlUl. S NT. UKi
D-SM
JlOt'Sr'H WAI.I.ACi : , UIIOIXN HLlv. 16 JL Deus
t ROOM DETACHED , MODERN HOUSE } 2 !
Eimulia tSil Capllol uvenue , H , H , RobUon
RobUont.Ql
I > -t.Ql
TWO FINE HOUSES , ONE S ONE 9 ROOMS :
117 anil 124 & . 3olh t. : all mtulcrn cunven
Knceii , IK-SI roldenre part of Ihe city Inqulr
V.M N y l.lfo , telephona l x ) . D MS06
8TH M H13ATED STORES AND FLATS
ll.nwid Runek , mjcnt , 1610 Chlcagg utiei-t.
1 > MS07
TOR RENT. MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE A'
t.11 Purk live Inquire at Puller's drug utors
lllh nd Douiflu * t , D-JlkOS
MHT or HOUSES. THU iiynoj
Uced Cu , : i * S , 14U ) st. D-MSOJ
FOR IU-NT. MODERN KUAT3 , I.ANQ1
eiM & utu ! .
rou nr. > T1101 sr.s.
( Continued )
CHOICE lIOt'SKI AND COTTAOKS FOR RENT
nil over the clly , V. to 130. ridcllly. 1702 Pnr-
nnm D SS8
HOUHES I' D UKAD , 16T11 AND DOITOI.A8
D IQiiO a8
lOl'SEfl I'Olt RENT IN AM. 1'ARTI OP THK
clly. llrrnnnn.Mive Co , 1'nxton lllixk
ROOM MODERN HOt"E , LAROK I.vWN
ISlh soulh of MnndfMon
10DERN HOffIN , TWO REVEST 11OO.M %
J12W. on * live room. J nnd Mrholnn
_ _ _ _ _ D-M20S 19'
'OR RENT ELEVEN-ROOM liotNE , 1'fR-
nlsheil or unfurnished at 21st nvemi" nnd
Howard si Urge > rd nnd barn W Pfeston.
D 2f2-23
v NICE O-ROOM HOI-SI : run RENT AT w
So 2l t stteet D27311 *
TP.N-ROOM HOPSK Al.I , MODERN IM-
provcmenlB Owen McCnffrej 22m > Hnrney si
D-M2S1
\ii.ii RENT rou ONI : OR TWO YEAIH , AN
elegantly furnished nlne-nvm hmiw. In best
residence part ot ilt > Addnm T 11 lice
D-niS lt
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FOR RENT EI.EOANT S ROOM HOUSE \V1TH
nil modern Improvements No 40 ? N ! 1d st ,
D-S12 20
OR RENT. MODERN 1IR1CK DWFI.I.INO 10
rooms 2701 Pnrnam Mnet Possession Sept
1st , with or without stable Herl > ert M
Rogers B12 N Y Life D-3r-U
IVE ROOM Horsu , MODERN , NEAR PAHK
IVll S 2Mb si D 314
NINIJ-ROOM MODERN 1IR1CK , NHWI.Y P V-
perrd , overlooks Haiiscom jinik , } 22.i < lart l
Hums Chlnu Slore , or 721 N \ I.lfe
D 311 19 *
MODERN TEN-ROOM HRICK . ins r I.OCA-
llon In Omaha W P Clark Z.'OTi Douglas
itlreel D13V1 20-
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'OR IlKNT , A MODERN 8 ROOVl UOPHn"
2IUI Capitol nvenue Enquire nt 2I01 Capitol
avenue D M3.1I 20 *
II.l.OANT DETACHED HOt'siT'pOlf HK.NT ,
near llnil'com Park lllcki , agent , Wl N \
Life Hid g D-3TS I9
NEW tOlTAOE 4 ROOMS. SOTH AND , SA11-
ler sis , JO 00 Inquire 1118 Pnrnam
D-3il 19
1IUOMS AM ) IIOAHD.
SOUTH PRONT ALCOVE ROOM , HOARD 2310
Dougl is P-MC07 J > 20
) \ ELY ROOMS , OOOD HOARD. Jt V AND
l CO week. tl N. 19tb P-M22S X"
ROOMS. WITH HOARD. TRANSIENT Ac
commodated Utopia , 1721 Davenport St
P 2tu ! 2J
DESIRAULK FURNISHED HOOM9 1919
> 0''Ke ' U M270 J3
ROOMS ran LIC.HT HOUSEKEEPING1919
Dodge , jj M271 1
' 9U , ' ' , : : ' NICELY ft UNisiinT ) ROOMS
for llghl hoti-ekeeplnB , 01 single rooms , nt 4l <
Vorth 18th street E MJS5 20 *
DESIRAULE I'URNISHED ROOMS 40" . N 1
E-321 19 *
> uoi > ns.
0 CHAM11KRS I OR RENT. MAN AND \V1PE
clly water , wasle pipe 319 N 17lh street
0-X10
PURNISHED ROOM. NICE LOCATION WITI
or without bonnl 240-1 Capitol nvintic
P M2BH 19
r ° IliUIVST ' -AHaEl NICELY PITRMSHP.D
,
south front room will good hoinl. rales
v rv reasonable , If lakin Imme-dljlels 111
1 jrnam st P " , i j 19 *
N'rl ! HOOMH VMTII HOARD. 1RANSI ENTf ,
nT. ? J nlLHl > nite > l reasonable The Rose
20.0
Hartley P M3IG A2
rou iinvr icsFiJHMsiinu utiovi- , .
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
on llrsl lloor ensulle , motlcrn conveniences
710 S. 18th st it 3VJ 1J *
roil m\TsTiuins AM oKricis.
CLAbH I1RICK .STORE HU1LDINO , 1011
Pnrnum , three htorles nml biscuit nt. will alter
to sull lenunl , low rent. 311 1st Nat'l II It bltlg
1 611
POR RENT , THE 4-STORY 11R1CK HITILDINC
al 910 1 imam st. 'llils building has n Mreproo
cement basement , complete steam heating llx
lures , water ui all lloors , gas , elc Apply u
the olllce of The Hce I U10
J75 TO S1W A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAII
salesmen for clguis , experience unnecessary
standard boodi , Little CltrU clgir mtchlni * flee
to each customer. Illshop 4 Kline St Louis
A3-
AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS PO1
our celehnteil SI2 00 J15 00 and $ JO 00 hulls im
J3CO. flOO nnd J" 00 custom pants < hlcagt
I'ustom 1'ants Co , 20J Plfth n\c , Chleogo
_ _ _ _ _ _ J AI2 > 9 . > . !
W\NT ED 5 000 AGENTS 1 OR 111 SSEL.I. S AH
tliorl7 < > il "Lives of McKlnley nnd Hobirt'
I > iO piges. elctnnll > Illustuited Pike enl >
$100 ihe hcl and He cht ipesl uml outbell
all others GO per cent to agents nnd fiel ht
pild Hooks now re lily Save time bj semi
Ing TtO Lenta In stamps for nn outllt nt once
Address A D. Vorthlnston & Co. lluilford
Conn J M2M-A1I *
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AGENTS MAKE 10 TO $18 A D VY INTRODUc"
Ing the ' Comet ' the only $1 snap shol c uner
made The greulesl gilltr oC the tentur > , gen
eral and total ngenti v\.inteil al ] ovtr Hi
world. Exclusive teirllorj Writetotlu ) fo
l ums nnil samples Alken-Gleason Co ,
Crossi.in j
WANTED \GENTS TO SELL SASH LOCK'
nml door holders Sample sash lock free by
mall for 'o Htamp Ut- sellers ever Imenlcil
Hest welkins , J1J 00 n dn > Writeuulek Ilro
luril & Co , llox 77. PnlKdelphla J
SALESM\N , $1 A DAY , NO CANVASSING , NC
deliveries , no collections , samples free , sld
lineor exclusive Mfre , 3911 Market St Phil J
AGENTS PROM J3 TO J10 PER DAY GUARAN
tctd to s < ll the "Ituslness Gultle" Oler 4K
pagts. 12 mo , cloth. Belling- price $1 Outtl
free to huallers Per particulars address J L
Nlthola X. Co Naix > rvllh , III J
I.AD1 AGENTS A DIIKSS PATTERN HAND
pome Iriinli silk umbrella , etc. , given free
Send stamp for particulars Ladies hupplj Co
311S Porest nve e'hb ago J
AtSENTS CANVASSING AGENTS IN EVER\
town to sell puent kettle , wonderful sellt r
excluslui teirltoi ) particulars of It II Van
duburg & Co , Chicago J 310 1J >
AOENIS WANTED , TO II VNDLE A PATENT
hllch-rtln hoi.It r. nolhlng like it ever on Hi
maiket before no morn tjlng the hitch rein
Urlte. for sample , itc 1hi Hllch Rein Hohh
Co. , NohleHvllle Ind , J SO'i ' 19"
AGENTS POR THE REST AND MOST COM
plete campaign book , parlies , men nntl lusue
of IS96 , ' * < > per cenl commission outtlt free
Nutlon.il Pub Co Lakeside Hldg , Chicago
J 301 19
AOP.NTS AVANTED-OLASS PHOTOS OP Me
Kfnley or llr > an Honanza for agents Sam
pla doztn , II fcO , sell for fiOc each Lord
Storey & Co , IM E Klnzle St , Chle-ago
. J-J3I-19'
PORTER'S Al'THnNTIC LIPE OF M KINf.ETi
anil Hol > art Wo will for 10 days mull n com
plete outllt fno ( worth SO cents ) In any. on
who will agree to do faithful work on ou
hooks , I Inhesl nnd blggt-st book , KI pairs
number of original Illustrations price ) IIM
beware of Cheap John booKa tlnlmlng to Ix
' authorized , " the ) arc not nuthorl7 > d b
McKlnley. our la. his autograph lellir s n
with oulllt proven It ; Ihls book leads the fielt
nnl ouUellx ull olhers , positively het.t ttrnm
frtltrht paltl ami ire III Mu n The N. < !
llumllton Pub Co , 3W Arcade , Cleveland , O
J-3J2-19 *
CAMPAIGN AND MOTTO Hl'TTONS HADQKS
Cluulurs free , Loweal prices llest asaorl
ment lluy from manufuclurera Sample. 11
lunilnatecl portrait bullon , llvu cenls The
Ja > Gleuvon , 20J l-'runt SI , New iorU
J-32S 19
AUENTS-HRIM.IANT AUSTRALIAN DIA
monda , rlegnnl U & 1 gold plaled watches Tre
mendouH sellers llu > our gooiU Catalogue
I'nlonateh Co , 177 Droudwny , New York
J 322-U *
AOKNTH EVERYWHERK CAN MAKB IM
nienriprottts Our summer peclHltlea , ju *
out ell at night AVrlte for catalogue fu
'nfonnntlon Sample lOc Aluminum Novel
ty Co 335 llrcadway , New York J
AGENTS (1REAT LEADERS IN NATIONAI
Issuts of U'K ! Cu > ) pakeu 100 Illuslrultons
Ltres uml portraits nf ull the can.HJuten nn
nil the great leaders of all parties Gold mi
Silver , Tariff ami all the Issues ilUcuvbcd b
Sherman , Teller. Holes Rrol , Wllxon , mi
other * Outllt flee. Teini * liberal 1 c
Winston & Co. , SS Dearborn St. , Chicago ,
J-JJ9-I9
W13 START YOU IN BUSINESS POR IOC *
Quick seller , lady or gent , used extensively
HO a day vastly made. bampl and term * lOc
( liver ) . iiavonelle Mfi ; . Co , DIM Hudso
St. . Jersey C'lty , N. J , J 501-19"
AGKNTsFwANTEO FOR QUEST'S QUICI
Clean , the ntvttvt and beat polish ( or silver
nickel brass , elc , , send lOc for sample botll
l > > mall Addresa Qut-st's Qulik Clean Co
Waterloo , lu J-M313 K
"URYAN" " 18 TO 1. " AND JJ'KINLEY BUT
tun hiuici1 * at factory price * I > . II lleemer
manuractur rg aemt , 1I.-3 Dodge ntree
Omaha J SJ3 IS'
AOENTti. Ut'bTLKllS , J5 DAILY , 8ELLJNC
only revolving grMJle cake turner : tainple :0c
O. Mlckcl. nuinufucturer , linverlilll , Max
XD ) TENANTS SKft'lim FOR VACANT
houses pluced In our charge. PUelllj , 170 }
Pnrtmm K SST
VANTED. 11Y OENT1.KMAN AND U1PE ,
three or four plfTsanlly flUmted unfurnlnhed
rooms within walking dlslnncc of poslotllce ,
Address T II Ilee K41 19'
VANTED. HY OPNO COPI'LE , A NICK 7-
room cottage nil modern wltiln 15 inlnules
walk of Uth nnd Douglas s't Rent not to
pxeied J2000 AtMress 101 St. 2Sth St
VANTED. HOPSE OF AHOPT EIGHT OU
ten rooms In good location , give full imilleu-
lars T 16. lice K
VANTED TO RENT 2 OR 3 PNPl RN1SHKD
rooms for fatnllv of two , ctnlrall } locnted.
Address T 19 Ilee K-3C.I 19'
STOHtii : .
ACIPIC STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
WS-910 Jones. Uenernl slorngo nnd forwarding
M SH
STOlIvGE TTlANIi"EwlTllS. . 1211 HARNP.Y"
M MJ
OM. VAN A STORVOE 1115 FAR'.M TEI. P > 53
M 871
M AVI'IJO TO IIUV.
VA"NTID TO RPY CORNER I/DT WITH on
vvllhout Improvements , vvlthln live blocks ot
IS nnil Center , must be a bargain Address
T 1. lice. N-223-1V
WANTED TO RPY. PtREPROOP SAPE AND
fireproof safe vIth burglar proof chest time
lock. Enquire 911 N \ Life llltlg
N-247-11 *
WANTED , 10 III \ . V GOOD CARRIO1 :
horse welghltm" about 1 400-lbs , must be per-
feetlj safe for a lads to handle ami drive
mnt must not Feinnt the sluel cars , or locomotive -
motive slate lowesl cash price Atldres ;
T 18 Ilee N M3Vt 21"
WANTED. A GOOD ROV.D U AOON AM ) SIN
gle harness must be e it ip for cash Allrts"
D 12 Dee , Council HltifTs N-3C'i 19
roil SVI.1J I'l'llMTl ' IIIJ.
ELEGANT PlRNlTtRE OP A SECRP.T SO
clet > for sale al n jreal facrlllte Athlrtss A
15. Hie olllfC. O MJ31-20
KOIl SAI.I' HOIlsnS AMVACO.Ms. .
NEW OR OOOD SECOND-HAND CARRIAGP'
nnd buggies , cheap , 1411 Dodge P 810
WHT WILIi YOU C.1VE ME POR OOOI
clly carriage Uam th it cost J100 00' Ail Ires-
P O llox 478 P 311 19 *
rou SAII : _
REST \RD\VOOD HOO AND C ICK
fence , nlso "all wire" C. R Lee , 901 DougHs
CJ 81S
2D-HAND I1IC\CIES. $10 J13 ft $20 RIO CLE :
rented , repalrtd , Oin llc ! > . Co , 323 N 13th si
IJ-S19
POR SALE. Ti FAMILY COWS 4111 ERSKINI
SI CJ-27VJI
POR SU.H , \ SI10N1NOER CYMRELLV OR
gin as good ns new , al a bargiln Cnll o
addrens , JC11. llurdetle si Q 311 19'
POR SALE AT IIALP THE COST PRICE OM
2'4 II P "Kane" gisollne- engine In p'rfee
order Address lohnjts , Supirlor , Neb
CJ 3.'J 20 *
POR S\LE , FIREPnOOP SAPE DOUI1L1
carriage single lop buga > double i irn *
rollei top desk , Hat top tlesk revving machine
i lectio thereputlc sttnin bith antl hTltei > , al
In good tondltlon Address T 12 , Ilee
Q-J9I 21
POR SM E. OAK ROLLER TOP DESK PINI
vsatchmaker s btrti , che ip Addie s T 2r
lite Q-3" 19
MAS.SAti : , llATIIb. I3TC.
MMI1 AMES , 11VTHS , MASSAGE T07 1111
si. room 3. T M231 cr-
MRS DR LEON , ELECTRIC MASSVOE PAR
lors , refreshing ami eurallvu , ile-n'l fall to call
117 S llth st , upst ilrs T MJbJ 21
I'lJHSD.NAL.
MISS VAN VALKENltUKO DESTRO\S PER
manently bj eleelrlcily , bupeilluc/us h ilr , mole
warts , etc Room 41B N Y. Life lllOUU
U 822
RU1TUP.E CURED. NO PAIV ; NO DETL'N
tton from business , we leltr to h'Jndieds c
pnllenls cured. O i : Miller Co. , 307 N
Life building , Omaha. Neb U S23
VIVVI , A HOME TREATMENT FOR UTERIN ]
tioublen Ph > Blclun In attendance Consultc
tion or health booh free 316 Ilee bide.
U-S24
I1OSTON DRESS CUTTING ACADEMY , R " 0 :
Karbnch blk , learn the best system , no rellttln ,
teach'rs wantetl , circulars rent Mrs. G Shelle :
U C3I
MV.KE MON'EY RY SPCCESSPPI. Sl'ECUL V
lion , Ftntl for our free guile , "How to Speculate
lateen Small Capital In Gi.iln nml stocks ,
gootl n rv It * * gunrantt t d Comstock , Coates t
Co Rlalto llblg , Chicago U
SITPERPM'OUS HAIR RITE TOR PREE LN
form itlon how to remove h Ir ptrmunnll
without slightest Injury loMn supeiloi t
ilectih- needle Curtis Co. , 15C SJnd slree
Chicago U
pnivvrn HOME POR LADIPS IIP/PORE AN :
durlmr < .ontlnemenl reasonable Urms goo
inre. 1870 llninlllon St Omaha P 310-U'
GHNHRU STENOOR M'HPIl ROOM 27 NI
br.iska Nallonal It-ink Hhlg rates reisomblt
LT 331 IS *
DRAWN WORK AND EMI1ROIDERY TA1 Oil
nnd executed No 142"i North 17ti , Thursili
afternoons Time-hour lesson , M cents
P 300-U'
MOMIY TO I.OAY im.VL USTATU.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO , 315 N Y. 1
Quick monej at low rates for choice farm lear
In Iowa , noithern Mlsi-c-url , eastern Ncbraski
% V 825
CITY LOANS C. A. STARR , 925 N. Y. LIP !
W S26
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAII.
real eslatc. Drcnnan , Love Co , Paxlon bloc !
W-827
LOANS ON IMPROVED . UNIMPROVED CIT
properly. W , JTurnam Smith & Co , 1520 Farnin
W-S2S
MONEY TO 1OVN ON IMPROVED OMAII
property at G 614 , 0 and C' , per cent Pusc
& Thomas , ro < m 107 , First Nntloanl bank bbli
W-S29
MONEY TO I/UN ON CITY PROPERTY
JMO 00 up to J0,000 ! 00 Fidelity Trust Compan :
W30
MONP.Y TO LOAN AT LOW RATES TJI
O P Pav Is Co . 1505 Farnam st , W S3t
WK WILL IIWE A I.AHGE SPECIAL PUN
to loan or . .nproved Oimhn projwrt ) In Jul
ami Augusl al lowest rates , apply now , don
wall until your old loan expires. Fidelity Triii
Company W M127
LOANS ON IMPROVED CITY AND PAR :
property , low rates H. n Irey , 801 N Y Llf
W-978-A5
F. D. WKAD. LOANS. 1CTH AND DOUGLAS
998 llS
aio.vuv TO I.O.CIIATTII.S. .
MONEY TO LO N. 30 , O > , 00 DAYS. PURN ;
ture , pianos , etc. I > uft Green , room 8 Dirkcr bll
X-S31
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANO' '
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rate Itl clt ]
nn removal of goods , strictly confidential , yc
cnn pay Ihe loan nff nl ony time or In nr
amount OMAH MORTGAOE LOAN CO ,
300 So ICth st
X 831
HUSIMSS en \ \
FOR SALE-AI1OI1T 2.000 L 3 MINION TYPI
700 Ibs n pate , COO Its brevier type , 150 pa
two-third cases 40 double Iron elands for Iwi
third cabta This material was Uked on Tl
Omaha Ilee and U In fairly good comlltloi
Will be old cheap In bulk or In quantities
suit purchaser ApplJ In person or by mall i
The Ilee PublUhinn Co , Omaha , Neb , Y 71J
J2oOM 1NVESTKD EARNED APRIL $30b W
May , J5 ? 00 June , J37400 1S91 averaged JS5I
weekly ; proofs free. F Dally , 1ZW llrondwa ;
New York. Y M9S5 A6
FOR SALE , A RICYCI.K FACTORY IN CH
rage making high grade wheels ( with caps
lly for alMiut 2GMr | jcar ) can be bougl
on reasonable terms EnmblUhetl Ihree tear
AdJrts * N 13 , Lord & Thomas , Chicago
1-M2G9 19'
FOR SALE. COMPLETE JOH I'llINIINft Ol
lUe , In acllve operation , al aboul one-fourl
Its value. App ! ) C > N. Y Life building
YM.'l > 7 19
WANTKW PHYSICIAN OR DRUGGIST. OKI
man. with > ! > 00 cah to buy onc-lmlf in ten
In gQO'l pa j Ing drug store iihjslclun preferrt. .
Tit one of Die l > esl clllea In Ihe staleVrl
ill N Y Life Hide . Omaha Y 3J4 19 >
110 TO M A DAY MADE IIY OUR NEW PLA
of speculation Address Price & . Co ROOM
3 and 4. M Ilroadnay , New lorl.
Y-8U 19'
WANTKD PARTNER WITH JNO TO 1500 CA1
llul lo buy Inlerent In gotxl vaylnic butlnei
( barber's aupplle * ) and travel AitJre a T
lite. Y-310 ; o
FOR RENT. A GOOD I\KERY , TO IUQH
party , with MOD. Addreiu T U , life.T .
T J49 l *
in
( CVinllnu il )
VANTED PARTNER H'JIVE , FOR OFP1CK
work In pulling on thp niatket n lien medi
cine , demititl imlversnUljfen Ihoroughlj twletl
for 10 years , Wi pef < f nit profit , only Moo re
nulrei ! J H Hond , > , ? ! - Itundolph st R 24
thleao ) , 111 Y-MJ
: STAHUslED NKWVO'KR THO TOWN ,
close lo Lincoln Qaiti opportunity for i
llrynn pHper ! OfO Jiaif. rish Address "T
11 , ' Ilee. 1-MM7-2.1
'OR SALU-HAKHRY > < PF ( TIOMJIIT AND
Ito cream parlor In ojw < ) t , the liest low us in
Nebraska Doing goo < l biii > lness Everjlhlng
llrst class H will pn > ) oti lo Investlgnto this
Per particulars address T 10 , Ilee ntllce
, Y 329 Z3
J1017REALPP.D ttf ONI : U P.EK ON AN
Investmenl of I2" > oo rnnltnl Heller results
rannnt lie expected rlte for piirthnlnrs
Conden & Co Commission ( linkers Covlnuton
Ky -29-iia *
T' cTl"E\P \ \ ILL IH \ STOCK OP HOODS
J2 Wn to fSOOfl Address J H , 2-.06 Cnplt.il
nvenue \ 3. > 2 19 *
roii n\cn
WANT OMAHA RF.AL ESTATE
for cle-ir farms
Vnnt house , will give lot or n first mortgage
ns pirt pn > menl
Oarv In llros 1013 Parnntn y. 317 ! >
TO TRAlTE KO ACRES OP LAND ADIOlNiNl )
Ihe town of Cozail Dnwson Co Neb. for a
clean stock of .tnernl meichandlpt ; of nbnit
tl 41x1 Address all leltcrs to lames Pnlterson
Paten Iowa X 311 2S *
WANTED TO TRADE A L\DIES lllcCLE
new for tihietnii or lop bUKg > Address Mrs
Ctalcsnshlnnlon Nth / 1. , U >
'Oll SALK ItHAIKSTAI'U
HEAIj ESTATE AND LOANS
\ \ Illhini II Lrnry. CIS N Y. Life bbV
1OH SALE. LOTS OR ACRES ALONGSIDE
Ihe lalhond stitton and near the governmcnl
bulldliiK-s al the main west entrance lo Port
Crook , pilcis low , terms eas >
POTTER A aiORGE COMPANY
S \V , Cor 16th und Fnrmm ts ,
RE MS77 31
, \lSTRACTf J11E HYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-S35
FOR SALE SIX GRAIN ELEVATORS IN
Gage county , N-b on the Union Piclflc rail
vvn > , eisy terms nnd chetp Address J Q
Shea , room C20 N. Y. Life bl lu RE 973
FARM LANDS. I- 1' . HARRISON 912 N Y
Life RE M712JJ7
M'KINLEY-M'COLL MERCER
lou know the uct
A beautiful collage In Walnut Hill worth $2 500
for SI 900 Monthl ) pi > mtnls lo full Don't
ben tenler nlwuy * . tcl u home , when It Is just
as ens }
Omaha Real Estate nnd Trust Co , 211 S Pith
HE Mill
A Fi : , \ RARE MIDSUMMER HUIGAINS
l lne full lot , within n block of tht * motor line to
Soulh Omaha , $10000 cish bu > s It , one sold
for J700.U )
$20000 will buy n fO-fool full front lot In tie'
north l > irl of Ihe till , will be worth $ < ! 00 If
the Exposition goes to Miller Park
$1 , CO DO for n line eorntr , stieel piyetl with as-
philt. one block from Mr dates' res'Knee
ii foot fiontifce , wet Hi 53 010 00
Ea"l fiont seven loom houte bith cloct itc
50-foot lot with line nutuml lri.cs , line b-ir-
galn nl J2 000 00
New six-room coltnge with modem Improve
ments , well located within walking distance
for JJ OCO U )
A btautlful residence nnme Inrdwood IhiUhed
nml evei > minlein Imiiruvcmeiit virj slghll )
nnd line lawn nnd Bhad- worth $ .00000 , e in
be had foi J3 3CO TO
Huve some line lols In the nort i pirl of the
clt > on gootl stucls. among prclls homes on
month ! } pajnients of $10 TO , encli nl from $2iO.(0
to 55COOO , Ju t tie thing for the etio ihlt
wheels
Evil } one of the above Oejicilbed pieces of p op
ert > can be hail nt n price th it will miku the
pmchasei some moncv
\\lll be plenstd to showou this propertj at anj
timeFIDELITY TKl'ST COMPVNY
170J Parinm tl
RLV-M2'i2 Jl
WANTED. IXIH CASH. S TO 10 ROOM HOUSE
must Ix. ' n gooil homtl and n lur aln
Poi c i"li , ti lo s room nou e for K fin to $3 000.
Per cash " to 7 loom ImUho for $1 W ) to } 2 "iOO
\Ve have the bikers If you have i b irnaln
M 1 Kennuil A. Son , 310 Drown blk
MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE ON M FEET OP
Kiound fronting H inbcom paik nil tjieelil
taxea pibl bj city only HIOI on < isy pi >
ments Win H. Crarj CIS N Y Life blttt ,
H Evai . ( J *
FOR SALE
8r house mar Hanscont narki J4 nco 00
Luge lot neir f-ainam vtrr choice , n snap
e\trdl vacant low > .f to $ ri)0 ( jt )
IInue and lot COxlSS rcnteH 524) Pilee. $2 000 00
House- and lirge lot on paymenls l 10010
VVanled Improve ! nml vaeanl propel 15 , bir-
galns enl }
Garvln llros 1 11 Pirnim RI3319
A 1 K\V CHOICE HAHCiAIN"
CHOKE lot , neir JJd nnl Dodie rplendh
ictlilem.0 nelghborhool , lor uulck t-ale a
$1.310
HANDi-OME nine loom hrupe , nil motlem
Improvt mints , If aohl uulck , onlj $5 Ow
CHOICE bu lnes3 lot , best Incited lor trieknge
v\ht ltsile or warehouse purjioses In Omaha
$14 OM )
LARGE LOT CO feet south fioiitihe , with C
room collage near Hanscom Park $37 > 0
HOUSE ind lot near new stile- Pair grounds
good for boinlimi house , fM
SUV ACRES In Cmtril Nebraska , ifootl soil , run
ninj , water , enly Ji per atic
POt IUEEN LOIS In hsbt Itsldcnce neUhbor
hood , and clo-e lo business icnler of Oin iln
SiSO'O ' will take two-thlils In I'ind Gtoigt
N Hlllts , 30j N Y Life Hld'gRE
RE 3" 19
THE PFOPLE S DISPENSARY 132i DOUGLAF
st. . Is ihe only place Khere 1 idles nre eureU
be relieved of nil their tioiiblckomt * iMsiase
peculiar to their sax. This Is tne- oldest dls
penury In the clt > Don t licaltite , prociastl
nation Is the thief of lime und In anothe
month > our ailment may he Incurable , nil tie
layed courses and Irrcgul irltles restored , n (
matter from whit cause , we have a fine bom
If jou need prlvaij all letters enclosing stain ]
nnswercil nnl medicine forwarded confine
ments. J10 00 nntl up M 2.12 3l
LADIES' CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
loyal 1'llls ( Diamond brand ) are the best Safe
reliable Take no other. Send 4u btnmps fo
purtliulars , "Relief for Lmllea" In letter bj
letuin mall At drugtists Chlchestei
Chemical Co , Phil idelphla. Pi Mention Ilee
TO THE LADlES-The WORLDS GREATEST
tllteoven , Ililm of I Igs , positively cults al
forms of female diseases. All tullln-t Ihls wee !
will > , el a samtde fiee TheWoman's Mutua
IltnelltCo , 1324 Capllol Ave J30 1U
UHTUCTIVU AOINCV.
CAPTAIN P. MOSTYN , DETECTIVI2OENCY
all detective work carefully and promptly nt
tended lo , 110 Knrhach block , Oin ilia , and 51 (
Roinoke Hhlr. ChltTgo MS-.8 31
111 ILIUM ; AM > I.OAV ASSOCIATIONS
SHARES IN MUTUAL L & U AfcS'N PAY C , 7
S per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , ulwajs re
t'eniabl , 17C4 Parnam et Nalllncr , hec.
833
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOr
Interest on savings. Apply lo Omaha L & H
Ass'n , 1704 Farnam , G M. Nultlnger , Sec.
ii via
THE PALACE HBAUTIFUL , FIRST CLAS1-
hair diesslng manicure/nnd massage parlor *
1015 Douglas 2S7 A17
ir MAROwrrz IXJANSMONEY. . 4is N. 10 ST
II lull' ' 8)0
ASTHOI.OttV.
THE WONDER OF ifill ' AGE , PROF A
Jlnsery , the greatest slr toger and palmlste
In the worll , pist pftf < nlj future lold or n
charge 190S PurnamtS , I il2 m , 2 SO lo 9 3
P m ] , , , 971-2J *
MlhlC , AIIT
GEORGK F. GELLENI1I1CK. UANJO ANJ.
gullar leacher R 41 " Ite Hlds Tel. .MS 100
WEST'N HICYCLK tS. UUN CO. , 2116 CUMING
< i 536
LOST.
LOST A PENSION CKUTIPICATE. FINDEI
will please it-lurn lo Jnd Italley J7-0 Ohio st
Lost 2SS 2 < j
LOST. DIAMOND SHIRT STUD , HETWEEf
Heo Hull.ling ami Florence , liberal rcwutd fu
leturn J 41 Da > , Ji-wcltr Hee llluldlni ;
Lost 319 19'
UI'II OI.STUH IN O WllITUIin. .
FURNITURJ3 PACKF.D , WINDOW CUSHION
tnd tnatlresvea made and renovuled , tel ou
Iirkes l > efofv placing > our urder. M , tiallt
In. Sill Cumlng st tel. 1331. S3 ?
SIIOHTIIAM ) AND TYIMJU'ltlTIAf ! .
A. C , VAN BAN1-S SCHOOL. CU N. Y. UVl
841
IlOllSUij P.\STIIHii ) ,
GOOD GRASS. HOARD FENCE. 8PRINC
water. A , W. Fbclpa & Bon , 201 N. Y. Lift
1HOUS EDITORIAL QUARTET
Tour Americans Who in Their Day Made
and Unmade Presidents.
GREELEY , BENNETT , WEED , RAYMOND
rMomil lli'ciillpctlnn * itf Tliplr Mclli-
tittw , I'ntlclpii mill I'lmriiPliTlH-
tli-K IMItorlnlnrfiirp
mill Aniiisi-iiifiit.
( Copj righted l < n li ) the s a McClure Co. )
O ( coii'so rrcilerlck Hudson's "History of
Vnierlcnii Journalism" 1ms inntle the world
cqunlnteit with those Washington rtllturs.
Juff. Grci'ii nii'l ' Fniicli 1' lllfllr , sr. , who
latk1 or immaclo presidents In nntp-belluin
lines , jet more cons'ilcuoiislv than they In
rc'slilrnt-makltiK nnd unmaklnR were the
icinbers of what may 1)0 ) let mod New
'orlc's Ricat cdltoilnl qntrtut Tlitirlovv
Vecd , James Got don llennett sr , Horace
Orcelc > nnd Henry J llaytnnnd
llrfore referrlns to them personally In do-
all It can bo prefaced that political history
takes Thtirlow Weed entire ! } accountable
or the respective nominations nnd elections
t William Henry Harrison Ztchnry Taylor.
Illlaid Pillmorc and Andrew Johnson In
heir respective campalmis Thurtow Weed
H the manager of their parti mnchlno In
\ow York stito and through his Influential
.eltRatlon and personal magnetic Infltienct
his more potent because he never snugM
political preferment both Webster and rinj.
ho real party favorites In 1840 and ISIS ,
vcro set aside In favor of Harrison , tha
icro of Tlppcoanou , .ind Ta > lor. the hero of
Jtiena Vista Although both Klllmore and
'ohnson were electtd vice president and
succeeded to the whlto louse by deattu , It
\ns Mr Weed who selected the former nnd
airly forced him on the nominating convcn-
lon , and. In the case of Johnson , set aside
he Incumbent , Hannibal Hamlln , against
micli s > mpathy and political strength
Dddly enough l > v the deaths of Harrison and
Tajlor and Lincoln , Ml , Weul vastly lost
lolltlcal prestige , because Tailor , his own
lomlnce , rillmoro and Johnson vvcio no
soonei In white house power than they
lurteil political company with Mr. Weed
Dddly enough also two of his candidates ,
jcncral Hcott In 1S5J and General Krcmont
n IS'iU , were unsuccessful and again lost
ilm political prestige His cherished alms
n ISGO to give the presidency \Vllllam
1 Seward whom ho had made governor of
Now York state In 1SIO and placed on the
road to great statesmanship were also un
successful and ever thereafter his political
prestlqe as a pair ; manager slowly faded
James GorJon Dennettv iilu an editor
of u great party organ , the. N'ew York
Courier and inquirer afterward absorbed
Into the New York World did much toward
the election , in 183G , of Martin Van Huron ,
and again in 1853 greatly aided the fortunes
of President 1'letce by his sarinslic sallies
ngiUnat the Weed candidate , Gtneral Scott
to whom ho gave the sofoi Ici'iot of "Old
TUBS and Teatheis , " that disadvantageousj !
clung to him tluoughout his disastrous
campaign Hut In 1S3R , when I'lcrcc de
sired renomlnatlon , Mr 13cnnett turned
against him ami practically .unmade him
while strongly favoilng Huchanan In Ills
then powerful newspaper , the New York
Herald
Horace Greelcj shared with Mr Weed
the making of Harrison In 1S40 , of Ta > lor
In ISIS and of Lincoln In I860 , but sadl )
failed in 1STIn his endeavors to iinmaKc
President Grant in , x second term
Henri J Raj mend had Ills full share in
the making of Generals Scott and Fremont
candidates and In the mat.ing of Lincoln
after he received , against Raymond's influ
ence , the nomination and alto of General
Grant In his first term When Mr Weed
and a laigo section of the party of Andrew
Johnson deserted him Mr , Raymond's pen
was that president's support In what might
be termed his remaking Uut Mi. Haj-
mend unlike the othci three of the quar
tet , never had a share of unmaking nnj
president
rouNDiNG or rotiR GRJAT DAILIES
Although all of this famous editorial
quartet arc dead , each lives to a market !
extent In the jouinala that each founded
the Albany evening Journal , the New
THUULOW WCED.
York Herald , the New York Tribune am
the Now York Times. It was my good for
tune to know personally all of them , ti
have been on Intimate terms with three of
them.
Mr Dennett was a natlvo Scot , Mr. Grce-
loy took birth among the granite hills of
New Hampshire , Mr Weed under the
shadows of thu CaUkill mountains about
the time Hip Van Winkle was still sleeping
there , amf Mr. Raymond's Infant ejcs Ills
opened on thu Croon mountains of Vermont
Circumstances strangely throw logcthei
tlu > quartet at the veiy commencement of
their jouinallstic careers In 1840 Messrs
Weed and Grecloy were cdttoi tally cooperating
ating for the cause of "Tlppecanoe am
Tyler , too. " Air. Hennett had been serv
Ing foi the same cause an sub-editor to the
Courier and Enquirer. When Mr Dennct
quitted that employment to found like
Greele/ one or two minor and compara
tively unsuccessful Journals , and next , it
1835 , to originate the New York Herald
Mr Raymond succeeded him In the Courier
some years later , and next leaving tha
post took employment under Mr Greeley
on the Tribune Thus Mr Raymond , whet
starting the Times , had acquired rcmlnls
cent knowledge of both Dennett and Gree
ley's journalistic trends , as had the editor
ot the Tribune of the newspaper methods o
Mr Weed Nevertheless it Is notable tha
each , In early as well as in later newspaper
conduct struck out on original methods
Imbued with puisonal Idiosyncracles A
the time Mr Ra > mend , In 1S57 , In con nee
tion with the Into George Jones as buainess
partner founded the New York Times , Mr
Weed had already become recognized as a
political Nester , and Messrs Dennett am
Gieeley had also been already acknowledge !
an potent inonarchs In the lealms of jour
nullsm
EOITORIAL WARFARH
Messrs Weed and Greeley had then alreadj
become acknowledged makers of governor
and piesldents and Mr Raymond had taken
rank as an Albany legislator at an era whei
a new radical state constitution had callei
for the serv tees at the state capllol of the
most capable politicians In both whig am
democratic parties Mr Dennett then , a
alwa8 afterward , utood without active po
lltlcal affiliations , but with tendencies name
what antagonistic to the whlggery of tti
other three Ills favorite editorial amuse
ment vaa to pit one paity on Monday , fo
Instance the other on a Wednesday , amen
on a Friday knock their heads together ii
mischievous and piquant editorials In
him ii strong tendency to mischief makin
always existed. Enemies had called iilu
malicious , but never a grain of malice wa
In his heart. They simply mistook mis
chief aud practical jocundity for malice
Doth Messrs. Weed and Greeleyveru vei
serious editors , but Raymond combined
slight love of mischief and satire , with
preference for serious views of life and It
vicissitudes The personality of each edl
tor wan no strongly infufied Into the news
paper directed by each of the quartet tha
until their dcatha the sayings by any on
quoting either paper was "Dennett , o
Weed , or Raymond , or Greeley , nays HO ant
so thin morning. "
New York City finally became the journal
Utlc workshop of the entire Quartet by the
removal to U of Mr. Weed on the purchase
ot the oldest dally newspaper In the state--
the Commercial Advertiser -whose eonserva-
the history stilted the conservative Jennings
of Mr Weed In his declining 5 ears
NONASSIMILAT10N OF THH OHOU11
Although one vvotihl surmise tlmt co-op
erntlon In similar grooves of occupation
might he calculated to drnw the member *
of the quartet together In personal friend i
ship the singular fcatuie was presented ot \
their iioiiasslnitlatlon While Messrs Weed I
and Hajmond renmlned upon the most | ]
amiable term- ? throughout their editorial en- j i
recrs. the utmost personal antagonism ensued - I
sued between Messrs Weed and Oreeley ,
nnd between the latter and Mr Hnjmoml ;
whllo Mr nennett who had inner except
iv
JAMES GORDON DENNETT , SR.
casual ! } met anv of the others constantly
vagcd n guetilU waifaro upon all three
vlth Ills editorial pen Tor thorn he pro-
lured nicknames , thus Weed was to him
and Herald readers the "Allnnv dnini-
llpr" | n alluvion to the enlistment of the
\lbnny editor during the war of 1812 as n
mylsh drummer For that service Mr Weed
jcarly received n pension to the date of his
leath and which went Into the conduit of
its well-known and sjstematio charities
Mr Rnvmond became In Herald verbiage
Ahelard , " In allusion to some correspond
ence had with a Indy contributor ( Helorse )
vhlch had been surreptitiously obtained nnd
lubllshed In a garbled form MrGreiloy
was similarly referred to as the "whlto-
coated philosopher , " In allusion to the tra-
lltlonal light colored overcoat that the
Tribune editor had adopted during his Now
England youthful days nnd always were In
after life Upon one occasion Mr Groeley's
ion termed Mr Weed a "leper of the
obby" alluding to the lattor's persistent
nterest In the doings of the legislature
! ) n another and notable occasion Mr Oreo-
ley In an editorial denominated Mr , Raymond
mend ns the "little vllliiln "
IN PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
Allusion has just been made to the poren-
trlclty In diess of Ml Greoloy Throughout
life he was addicted to loose and Ill-flttlng
garments Indeed one of his biographers
iave an Instance of Mr Grcoloy's losing n
job as a printer because of his alleged
slovenliness In attlro when he came asking
employment Ills enemies who declared
Diogenes to be really n coxcomb In affecting
odd costume contended that Mr. Greele }
took cs much pains In making himself neg
ligee as Raymond did In obeylnp , the cole-
iirated lines of the English poet
'Tho vviong the mode , comply , more sense
Is shown
By following others' folly thini your own
Yet Mi Greoloy wan always neat and
there was never about him the Grille street
air that belonged to the literary men of
Dr Johnson's era Mr. Greeley was , ns
Carlyle has phrased It , "Internally clpan"
nlso for he abhorred wine , spirits and to-
DOCCO , and prefei red a vegetarian dle-t Mr
Weed to an extent shared Mr Greedcv's
distaste toward dress and his gray shawl
intl slouched Kohsuth hat became In time
a portion of his personality In public Mr
Bennett wns except tonally well dron ed at
all times , and perhaps his immaculate long
tailed fiock coat was a reminiscence of hla
priestly youth , and his stereotype trouseis
of Shepherd's plaid a tribute to his natlvo
Scotia.
In tjeneial appearance the quartet widely
dineied. Mr. I'enueit was Romanesque
tall , and of distinguished appoarame ; not
nt all marred by a tendency in one of his
piercing eyes to strabhmus Mr Raymond
icmlndod a tourist cf some dippei habltuo
of the Champs Elysee of Paris. Mr Weed
although naturally tall , became shambling
'n ' gait lie was strongly featured and his
eyes were peculiarly searching under shaggy
eyebrows Ho might have been taken by n
stranger as the personification of a trained
police detective , oven watching and "want
Ing to know , you know. "
Mr Greeley often suggested in his ap
"
peaiance a Mohammedan "pilgrim fresh from
a mosque Mr Weed had hesitancy of
speech often of great /aluo v ; hen ho desired
sired to weigh woids ard ho was a com
blnatalon of Sphinx and Aigos Mr Greoley
novel laid aside the Yankee drawl of his
boyhood but always spoke to the point
and often with Impolicy. Mr Dennett
when excited or Interested , would ielapse
into Scotch accent , and although unusually
reserved In conversation was when he talked
as when ho wrote , lucidly epigrammatic
Mr Raymond was gifted . \ith a melodious
volco and a discreet volubility which In
creased his oratorical powers when ho be
came n lieutenant governor , a speaker ot
the assembly and a congressman.
EDITORIAL METHODS.
Doth Mr. Dennett and Mr. Raymond knew
how to keep the editorial linger on the popu
lar pulse and allow the newspaper columns
to beat witli It , when and how to administer
news and to prescribe Its proper quantity
and quality ; how to acquire It and to suit
ably use It , how to use fertility of sugges
tion to assistants , how In the news hopper tc
volt clnff fiom the grain ; how to some
times fuse news In an appropriate crucible
how to weigh news In the odltoilal scalet
with discretion while adjudging whether tr
employ as It wore troy or avoirdupois
weights according us the demands of the day
selected weight. And , Dually how to gradu
ate news 01 comments to thu many men 11
many minds who composed newspaper reac ,
crs. Doth appreciated that news and nvcntt
needed to bo assorted like as the proprlcioi
HENRY RAYMOND
of a bazaar of aleitness , and what wlsdon
was Implied In the Latin saw , curpo ulein
They editorially practiced upon the maxln
"tho law fuvom the vigilant and not sleep
orx" Each possessed journalistic cnthual
asm and diffused it among their staff Whll
thuy believed In dlvUlon.of labor each fel
the necessity of an Impress of the one-nmi
power
Mr Dennett was the greatest editor of th
quartet because paraphrasing the line o
Edward Dyer , an English poet of the uix
tcenth rantury "My mind to me u kingdoi
U , " ho felt "My newspapci is my king
dom " The Herald from the flr t day of hi
founding It and then becoming in his o\vi
poison Ha editor , Ha staff , Its Imslne *
manager and Ha Haleanmn , aud from th
very hour wlicit he published hlu small ghee
in n Wall street basement until the day t
his death , when Ills scepter wielded then I
on editorial marblu palace was pasted to hi
namesake son , remained as a kingdom fa
big exclusive regard. Mr Dennett *
thoughts , alma and puipoaea were con
centrated upon that kingdom , while th
other three of the quartet were morn or lee
nlso Immersed In political management an
were using the nword of partUan organlza
tton therein In company with the mlghtle
ren. When tendered by President Llncol
tha post of a foreign uiUnlon In tippareii
acknowledgment of the editorial nervlce
that liU pea bad rendered during the tar !
dark days of the civil war , Mr Dennett re *
marked to me "Who hn a greater ftcopa
for diplomacy itmn the proprietor of a dally
American newspaper * " When fore he de
clined the mission
In this turn , thiirlow Weed during half
a century of his eventful participation In
political movements declined many tfiulerpit
o1U-i" < , various nnd honorable In sropo. Ho
preferred to bo a Warw Ick to being a
cro\\nrd political monnrch Hut at the
Inception of the civil wnr he accepted along
with Roman Catholic Itlshop John Hughes
nnd Protestant Hlsliop Mellvnlno n dcslgna-
lion ns n private commissioner to the EHR-
llsh and Trench governments towards avert-
tig their presumed Intention of proclaiming
itenmtionnl belligerency between the north-
rn nnd southern foreos
INDIVIIH'U. TUA1T3
It may bo observed that Mr Weed's por-
onal magnetism became peculiarly nollce-
blo bv every ono brought In contact with
ilm They nil reeognlreii what we now call
lie hypnotic eyes Hint shone so caressingly
ml the mngnetlr habitual touch of his
Ingers on the arm of him whom ho col-
oqnlnlly addressed
"How iiiiild I resist him , " unld on ono
xenslon n candidate at n political coilvcn-
Ion , who withdrew his name to the con-
tarnation of his supporters "for when h
irossed my arm and whispered ( o mo 'for
ho good of our party. ' I became the un-
FMstlng victim of his wilt power"
1 That possession of animal magnetism wa
ndoubtedlv the groal secret of his unvary-
ng success as n political leader He hail
10 mod to take election as a governor , for
lolltlral tradition embalms the fart that
urlng the gubernatorial terms of four chief
nagNtrates of Xcvv York state lie was the
guiding power behind their choirs Thli
ame tradition narrntis that William Henry
toward when first governor , and almost
boyish In appearance , was on one occasion
masongor In n Binge conch seated beside the
river who wns Ignorant of the rnnk of his
iox sent neighbor That In the course of
KIX talk1 Mr Seward delicately hinted
0 the cimhnmn that ho himself was gov-
rnor Whereupon John scornfully laughed
nnd contemptuously nicking his whip rc-
nnrked "No , no that won't go down Any
001 knows that the nnmo of our governor
s Thin low Weed '
N'ono others of the quartet possessed
lorsonal magnetism Mr Greeley was apt
a become nggreislvo in manner Mr Den
nett's lordlnllty was restrained by a habit
of suspecting motives ; Mr Raymond wns
irbnno nnd popular , but never magnetic
mong men
Men of mature years may bo generally
Ivlded Into yesterday or tomoirow men.
Ono class for Instance , fond of memories
ml reminiscent t's , and another addicted to
ntlclpatlons Ono class to quote the tltlo
of n popular novel looking backward ; ami
HORACE GREELEY.
ho other looking forward In pref.crc.nco.
Messrs Wocil and Groeloy were to a largo
! xtent yestciday men ; but Messrs Dennett
nnd Haymoml ile.clde.ill > were tomorrow men.
very editor must of course be both a
omorrovv man nnd a yesterday man whllo
10 views a today. His vocation and his
lowspaper so demand. Hut Mr Weed and
Mr Greeley were habitualv ! prone to tofer
o the pist , whllo Mr Dennett and Mr Hay- .
mend seemed to Ignore It and pay gieat
attention to thu future
In private convcr.sttlon the two first
named lingered on the "what has been , "
nit the other two on the "what la to be "
To n certain extent the two first named
iv ere inclined to pessimism , but the other
two were optimists. Mr Dennett was cs-
icclnlly given to odltorhllzlnB upon ex-
icrted events and to prognostications. Ho
tailed novel scheme" ] In nodal progress ,
nventions and scientific udvancc So far
as his potent penis concerned he may have
" ) pnn said to have laid thu Atlantic cable ,
n Its rtaiKest hours he persistently com-
nendcd and advocated It Doubtless , youth
ful memories of his sire's enthusiasm on tha
matter Inspired the namesake son to create
that European cable sjstem with which the
i-imc of Bennett Is Imllssolubly connected ,
ind that became the admitted champion
> f low ratea for International messages. I
heard Mr Dennett peru predict that great
ivorldly gains wc-re in progress from the
use of electricity , and In his mind's eje ho
'oreshadowed the Idea of the telephone.
Hut ho did not live to see the marvellous
fulfillment of his crude predictions , under
thu almost magical genius of Edison.
IDITOIIIAL. I'oucins.
The quartet varied In their estimation ,
of the requisites for editorial life Kor Instance - '
stance , when Mr. Haymond believed that i
lie who had no convictions was the best 5
editor , Mr. Giceley awarded thu palm to i
the editor who held stiong convictions , t
The Ideas which Messrs Weed nnd Dennett
shared on the subject vvoio that the best '
editor was ho who followed the trend of \
popular convictions In the majority upon
pending questions They each put great 1
editorial reliance on vex popull Hut If Mr. '
Giceley did not appiovo of that vex ho lion- > *
cstly endeavored to hush It A favoralilo
expression of Mr. llennett was that onn
province of an editor was to put scencH
of life Into the minds of rcadeis without
requiring them to think much as they 3
rc'ad. \
Knrh of the quartet became popular with ' 5
his staff 4
Mr. Greeley for his frankness , qtialntncsa 1
and simplicity , Mr Raymond for unvarying
wlunlty and consideration for the feeling * v
of others , Mr Weed by rcnhon of his per- '
Bonal magnetism and his recoi-iil/cd good j
Judgment about men and events , and Mr. '
Dennett for his grave , ( ourtcous dignity anil
his valued sententious and marvellous
spread of Information Ho was gifted with
a Walter Scott life im-moiy , and was to his
Btaft what I may term n peripatetic en
cyclopedia Mr We < d ami Mr Orei-Iey
shared dlstobte for details , nnd left these
wholly to subordlnatis but the other two
editors , while believing In division of labor
among assistants , rtadlly grasped details In
newspaper management and to a largo erf-
tout shared In arrangement of tin HP
With that most necessary adjunct to n
successful Journal thu business ofllce ,
Messrs Weed and Grruloy held no connec-
tlon or supervision Mi Ha > niond enjoyed
the co-opeiatlon In the business depaitmrnt
of the Times of his partner , the lat George
JOIICB , who was In his day undeniably the
most capable newspaper publisher that any
country ever knew In the business de
partment of the Herald Mr Dennett look
palua to employ men who In thu slang of
thu present day are felicitously styled
'hustlers" but ho personally suppivised thu
buhlncbis details of the Herald until his son
and namesake came into the necessary ma
turity for relieving him of such attention.
It vvaa u misfortune In Mr , Giteloy'a ' life
that he never had thu fillghttut aptness for
huslnefcs In Its commnrilal sense. Upon a
particular occasion ut one of the well known
ovenlng salons that the literary Carey ulu-
UTS weekly held In Ihelr coney house on
Lexington avenue , whcro the representative
literate , artists and music lovers of New
York Clly assembled , the topic arose
whether Dlcktns really drew the character
of Mlcawber from tils own father ; and Mr ,
Grecloy said ' My paternal wuua veritable
Mtcavvbcr himself Ills love of eiulomlnt :
notes for neighboring farmers In our vl- |
lago of Amlierst reduced htm to bankruptcy
and compelled his emigration to another
state " Oddly enough this same trait crept
Into Editor ( irrcloy's career Ho lost Urge
sums throughout his New York residence
by endorsing commercial paper that hu was
compelled to honor. Ha was the only Im
pulsive member of thu quartet , and im
pulsiveness in business matter * is not a
desirable trait. So It came to pats that
when Mr , Grcclcy died ho owned ouly nix
share * of the capita ) Block of tha New York
Tribune out of thu very largo number of
share's that be once possessed.
A. OAKUY HALU