THE OMAHA DAILY 111313 : STTdSTOAY , ITEinUTAItY 21 , 1807. in
SPECIAL NOTICES
AilvurtlMCitienlN for lhc e colnnin *
nlll lie tnknn until JSirtO p. in. , tor
the c\-enltipr nnit until 8 p. nt. for the
iiinrnlnu nnil Siitnlnr cilldiinn.
A < 1 vrrtlficru , Jijrc < | tiontlni ; n nnm
liereil olirck , cnn linvc ntimTcr * nil-
drcHMPil tn n iinntlicred letter In care
of The lice. Aimvrcru < > nililrcnxoil
nlll lie delivered on prmciilntlon at
the < iliick only.
IlnlcM , 1 1-JIc n rroril flmt Itmerlloni
lo ii t > oril tlu-renficr. Nothing tnkcn
for Icnn Ihnn 2"c for the Ural Inncr-
tloti. Thexo nilrcrtlMcmcntd inuxt he
run < Minieciitlely. .
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED POSITIONFORLADY BTENOO-
rnpher ; experienced ; good references , Address
M 18 , Dec. Council lllurfa. A M87S a
WOMAN WISHES GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
607 .So. nth , room 8. A MKil 23'
11V BOIII3l77lLACK8MITH. TO RUN SHOP Oil
work In country town. Address Chan , Wtlon.
Ho. Valley , Iowa. A Oil 21'
WA.\T1.3IIS1ALI3 1I1CLV.
WANTED. AN IDEA ; WHO CAN THINK OP
tome tlmple thine to patent ? 1'rotcct your
Idea * , they mny bring you w alth ; write John
Weddorburn A. Co. , Dept. V. Patent Attorneys ,
"Washington. 1) . C , . for their J1.800 prize orfer ,
and a list of ZOO Inventlonn wanted. n 357
TAILORS WANTED. CONTINENTAL CLOTH-
Inn Company. n MKC
TRAVELING HALKSMEN FOR CIGARS ; OLD
reliable house ; experience unnecessary ; extra
Inducements to customers ! $75 to $150 per
month nnil expenses. C. C. lllshop & Co. . til.
Louis. H-M750-M13'
13 DAILY ( GUARANTEED ) TO nOOD BALES-
men. 11. Miindhclm & Ca. St , Loute. _
WANTED , MAN WITH AMI11T1ON AND
push , to Introduce n new article among mcr-
, chants and stablemen In Omaha anil every
city ami town In Nebraska anil surrounding
states ; pays JS per day ; fella on sight ; no
competition. Address , with stamp , Columbia
Mf r. Co. . 1302 Hnuc HI. , Phlladelp.ila , Pn.
IIM&sG 21
8ALK3MKN WANTKD TO HANULH THI3
I Uucrclti ) bill tile , aclla for 12.23 , merchants
buy It ; Bond ciimmlKslon on every sale. | iay-
Inn slilo lineAililn > 3 inanfr. , Win. Hnmlolpli
Ailnms , Tupclitt , Kan. H-M879 2C *
A rKW KNKUOKTIC. IUJ8TL1NO MI2N CAN
find sternly , pralllnblo work with C. V , Ailnma
Co. , C24 So. IClli bt. 11-S9I
MIN : WHO WILL wonic von 51 DAY SAI-
nry or commission , canvasslnff conauint-rn and
dealers. Clifton Soap & .MfB Co. , Cincinnati ,
Ohlu. lt
1'iiu 1.000 roit nisTiuuuTiNu CIRCULAHS ,
Incliiro 4c. Ulobe Ailvcrtlsing Asa'n. , N. Y.
City. "
MiN AND WOMEN. TO AVOIIIC TOR US DAY
or cvcnlnK Ht tbclr botncs ; pleasant work ; no
cnnvassliiK ; experience unnecesaary ; we pay
salary ; IncloBe slnmii for particulars. Stnnd-
nnl MfB. Co. , 1 W. 22d St. , New York.
WEN WANTED IN OMAHA AND HLSE-
where. ti > " 11 clothlnK ; Rood wngcs ; steady
lob ; suits to order , K 00 to $10.00. American
Woolen Mills CO. , Chicago. 11-409
C1UCIJLAU AND SAMI'LH DISTHIHUTHHS ;
Booil t > ny ; no cnnvnssliiBi experience unnccea-
sary ; cnuloHC stamp. Acme Co. , 17 W. 2Sth St. ,
New York. 1 > SUO-21
_
SVANTIZI ) , SALESMAN TO SHLITO DiALl2nS
on tlmp ; $100 monthly und expenses ; cx-
K perlcneo inineccnsary. Write for pnrtlculara ;
Acme ClK.ir Co. , Chicago. 11 8JS-21 *
WANTI-.U. SA1.KSMAN TO SKLL CiaAIlS TO
dealers ; $100 monthly and expenses ; experience
ut necessary. Clinton Cigar Co. , Chicago.
H-S97-21 *
DON'T nn HAiin ui > . "TOOK OLD on.
I/eo's nd\lcc : um making $1,400 a year and
cxponsen ; ECcmeil agency for 55 Quaker Until
Cabinets ; en y Job ; no capital ; Tinklsh smd
vapor baths at homo ore delightful. Snvc Dr.
nnd medicine bills ; cure und prevent disease.
Write for place , L. World MfB. Co. . (12) ( )
Columbus. . O. n S3C-J1 *
SALnSMIW TO BULL GOODS TO GllOCKRY
trade ; } 2r > .CO pcn\celc nnd expenses ; experience
not required. Consolidated Co. , Cblons" , 111.
11 962-21 *
WANTKIJlUJLIAULn FHATimNAL OHC1AN-
l7.cr ; popular t > lan ; liberal term1 ? . Addicss .1.
U , Junasen , 405 So. Wushlngton Bt. , 1'corln , III.
11 801 21'
SALKSMHN'S SNAP 30 I'GU CENT COJIMIS-
alon working driiRKlsts ; notions and Kroccrs ;
KUinple dozen , terillory and terms. We ; re
funded when sales icuch $5. A. D. Itonsall ,
lUclunond. Ind. n 000-21'
WANTED , i.ooo HnnsoNfi TO PHRPAIIR FOR
Koveimnent positions ; iltn todny for Illus
trated cntnlo uu contnlnln tcMtlmonlalH nnil
niunCH of hundreilH who Inue been biict'Chhful.
The National Civil Service School. 311 I'nst
Capitol St. . Washington. D. C. 11-92021'
VVANTIjn , SALESMAN VOll LINRNH AND
domestics. Address , 1' . lliutln & llro. , Ornnd
lalnnd , . 923 21'
GENERAL CLATHING SALESMAN
and window dresser ; experience und reference
required. Apply 1417 Douglass ! . U-923 2t'
A FK\V DOLLARS WILL START YOU IN A
p.illng mall older business , Iusln > 'sn Guide
Co. , Cincinnati , O. D 921 21'
SALKSMAN. $10 DAILY MADI2 SELLING OUR
mnchlne tor cooling refrigerators ; KUnrnnlepd
7.i per cnnl cheiipcr thnn Ice ; chureed Ilko a
dtoiiiKO bnttery ; keeps perlshnbla nrtlcles In-
ilpllnltcly ; Indestructible , everlasting ; c\cry
owner of n refrigerator buys them ; exclusive
iiKcnclt'n glx n good men. Arctic Refrigerator
Co. , Cincinnati , Ohio. H 9J1 21'
WANTKD-MUN WISHING TO UU nXAMINED
for Rnllvtuy Mull Clerks and other guvcrn-
mcnti poiltloiiH , wrlto ut onoo for valuable In-
fflrmatlon , free. U , 3. Uurcau of Information ,
Cincinnati , O. 1I-51D21'
nNT SIHN TO PRd'ARf : VOll CIV-
II Service Kxninlnatlon for Kovernment posi
tions. Information free. Rev. Dr. W. II. Oot-
wnld. 1'res. Civil Service College of Corre-
tpondencc , WnsliliiKton , D. C. IJ 018 21 *
WANTP.D-RKSPONSII1LU PARTY TO CARRY
utock , uttend to correapondence. BlilpplnK. etc.
Address , cnclcHlng stanipod envelope , Mfur. , bjx
JW , Jlelroeo Park , 111. 11-017 21'-
A SALESMAN 1 > "OR CALIFORNIA WINKH , $100
per month nnd uxpenfea ; chnnco for tidvanco ;
L'ummtttttlon If preferrud ; no experience required
Adilrens , enclosingselfaMilreshed envelope , W.
A. VumlctTOuk Co. , San Krunclsto , Cal.
11-910 21'
_ _
FOR THU aOVKUNStKNT 8 n It VICE \VAXT-
rd A few bright men to prepare by mall for
tlio Internal ii'vo'mie customa
, , railway mall
nnd other rxnmlnntlons tu be held soon In
Omnhn. Sjilendlil chances of uppolnlnient this
yi-ur. Our Announcement , with vluwa of Wash
ington , particulars nbout all government poal-
tlnns , Milnrloe , dntos , etc. , fiee. Nntlonnl Cor-
reipoiKlenco Institute , 2nd Natl. Uank llldg. ,
\\nshlngton , D. O. 11 913 21 *
aovinmiTNT : "rosiFioNsu'oN'Ticu
the civil w > r\lco L'xamliinllon without eelng
our catalogue. Sent flee. Columbian Coirc-
Fpinidenco Vullrgu , Wnshliigton , D. C.
H-3H tl
_ _ _
1 MN 9UVOMIN : TO PKLL MORRIS TOWEL
lladc to wholemile nn-1 r. tall trade , ( looil pusl.
"g"l _ Watt Ms CO ; Cincinnati , O. lt-913 2l
IVANTIID-OOOlT'ciLUlACTnU ACTOR KOIl
" " .1. VU""nSf ! f"Ury 'OW ' ! gprina unj 8um-
|
How /i'1-,1:1. ' . : . ? , Co > > 0ranJ l lnnd , 20 ;
, 21-2.3. H 971 si *
S SVANTIJI ) RVEnYWIIGR lfA l7
; nry and commUslon tiperltnce unnecesiary-
I J ' " ' 'y. l'o ltlon. Laredo Cigar Co. . > ! o ' box
_ SW. New York City. ri-Mi7o'
.WANTIJU. TRAVKLINQ 8ALESMAN roTl
NKhinska , Apply to 1'alrbanki , lloreo A Co.
_ O' ! ill . , -
M'AXTKI ) . .KUIIAI.'IC UCII.p.
" CAI < t < AT IAN
\ . C. Amociatlon Home. ! 018 Davenport
" CSNSS'
l. " WANTID TO siLI , MMI ;
\alc'H fninoiu toilet
nrepiualiens ; aKfnU inn
ng from I2J.CO to lloo.W Vcr week ; rite for
l rtlculurs. Addie . lime. M. Yale , Chlcaeo
" '
C
! ! ? I > AUn' ° V 1'AIH L'nfJCATION TO
pc ltlon rgr one year , Adiircii V 88.11' .
_ . _ _ _ " C M9H-SJ
, GIRL I-OR a"LjNrn\L
, mimll family. MJ7
- - _ C-Stifi7 ; !
1'OU
. - -
K. D U Compuiiy , UM FnVnatrl
HOUSEd ; 11UN13WA & CO.7 IDS N. 15TH ST
U-333
HODKRN HOUSES. C. A. STARlf 5 N. Y
YD400
D-400
CIIOICU HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVEIl
the city , } 5 to $ M. Fidelity , J701 FarVuYni St
U-401
HOUSES. M'ALLACC , IIROWN ULOCK. UTI1
unj Doujla . U 401
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES , ALL PARTS ?
Bt v'lty. Uietuiku , Lovn Co. , 430 Paxton black.
D MJil
roa nnxT iiousns.
( Continued. )
HOUSES FLATS , QAIIV1N BROS , 1611 FARNAM
U 404
HOUSES FOR HENT. 11EMI3 , PAXTON HLK.
D 408
LAROB LIST. M'CAOUB , 1STH & DODO 13 ,
D 403
FOR RENT , FINF RKSIDENCR. WITH HARN
and large Kround , on Park avenue.
Stcntn healed flats and stores In the new DavlJgo
building , opposite city hall.
ID-room hmne , 1W Farnnm street.
Hteam-heated brick store , cor. 16 A California.
John W , Robblns , agent , 1S02 Karnnm st.
D M7 23
FOR RENT A NICE TOUR-ROOXt COTTAOE
nt E32 So , 21st st. U M870 it *
4S & 2fi48 DODOE ST. . 8 ROOM HOUSE ,
modern , nice place , $1 $ nnd water rent. Oarvln
_ llroii. , 1 Fnrnam St. D-CH-21
H-ROOM NEWLY rURNtSHED 1IOUSI3 COM-
pletc , the furniture nnd furnHJilnRS for pale
cheap , half block from new potoirice. Se < -
Jnmes Neville , room 11. N. E. cor. ICth nnd
Dodge. D M9i5 23'
RUNT 7-ROOM COTTAOE. MODERN ,
with or without bnrn. 1427 S. 29th elrfet. Ap-
-dy to O , N. Clayton at Wnbnsh ntllcc. 1415
I : 'nrnam st. D-954 21'
ron ni\Ti-uiiM.sini ) HOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS , 6H SOUTH 17TH AVE.
n 3M
819 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET , SMALL
Bitting room , bed room , with closet.B.MSSS
B-.MSSS 23'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED , COMMUNICATIng -
Ing front moms ; small family ; references ex
changed. 2303 Douglas st. E K > 3 21 *
FURNISHED ROOMS , SUtTADLD FOR LIGHT
housekefp'ng. 211 South 24th aU 13 9C5 21
3 NICILY ntiiNisiiED ROOMS ; nousn-
kceplng. 1112 South llth. H MMl 27'
ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT HOARD. C07
South 25th a\enue. E M9C2 27'
rijii.\isiui ) IIOOMS AND IIOAHD.
THE MERRIAM. 25TH AND DODGE.
F 258-F 21'
VERY DESIRAllLE FRONT ROOM. WITH
alcove ; hot water , 212 South 25th st.
F M365
HOARD : STEAM HEATED ROOMS J1.00 A
day. C02 S. 13th. Lange Hotel.
F-718-M11
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ,
with board. Utopia , 1721 Davenport strrcU
3 FRONT ROOMS WITH HOARD ; MODERN ;
reduced rates. CIS So. 15th. r 876-M1S'
FURNISHED ROOMS. HOARD. 2210 HARNEY.
HOARD AND ROOMS ; PLEASANT ROOMS
with board , 1040 and 1012 So. 20th at.
j , MODERN FRONT ROOMS. GOOD
board , $3.t,0 week. 514 N. 19th st. K MMI 27
FOR HUNT STOUMS AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY 11RICIC DUILDING
nt 910 Farnam st. This building has a fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heating fix
tures ; water on all floors ; BUS , etc. Apply nt
the olllee of The Bee. 1 910
AGUNTS IVAJiTUI ) .
AGENTS SOMETHING NEW ; JUST OUT ;
Worder Egg Dealer and Cream Whip , retails
15e ; sample mailed free for Be to pay postage.
Large Hie other quick selling specialties. G.
C. Vlning , Mer. ( Dept. 19) , 23 Randolph St. ,
Chicago. J MS42
MUST HAVK AGENTS AT ONCE TO SELL
sash locks und door holders. Sample Bash loa
free for Sc stamp. Immense ; belter than
weights ; burglar proof ; $10 a day. Write
quick. Address Drohard & Co. , box 77 , Phila
delphia , Pa , J
A BONANZA FOR AGENTS , "COMPRESS"
water filter Invented by a Harvard college
profets-or endorsed by physician and boards
of health. Even body buys on sight ; instantly
nttncbed to nny fnucet ; makes muddy water
pure and clear ; entirely new principle ; simple ,
self-cleanilng ornamental ; never wears out
sample prepaid , $1.23 to agents. Huxford & Co
CO Sstatc St. , lloston. Mass. J
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE INDELI
ble check perforator ; retnlla $5 00 ; lurge com
rnbMon. Wesley Mfg. Co. , 41 Park Row , Nev
York. J-907-21 *
AOKNTS TO HANDLE OUR NATIONAL 1L
lumlnatlng gaslight burner for kerosem
lamps , comprising from eight to twenty-fou
Jets ; gives a light more powerful thnn gas
Samples free to active agents. National H
lumlnatlng Co. , 239 llroadway. New York.
J 906-21'
AGENTS FOR ACME GAS BURNER. SAVE
20 to 40 per cent , quick seller , big money tc
agents. Sample burner free. Earle Co. , No. 3 ,
Insurnce Exchange building , St. Loulx.J .
J 903-21'
McKINLEY'S GREAT RATTLB FOR GOLD
sliver and protection. How fought. Why won
Results to follow ; 500 pages : SO engravings
Only $1.CO. Sells nt sight. McKlnlcy voters nl
buy , many others also. Dig : lerms and bis
money for agents. Send for circular nnd 2C
rents for ngent's outfit. J. S. Klegler & Co.
321 Deniborn st. , Chicago , III. J-90J-21'
AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE CANVAS
aen nnd sell mcrchanta In every city. Gooc
commission. Exclusive territory. Addres :
room 701 , K 5th avenue , Chicago , III.J .
J 901-21
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL PATENT TRACE
fastener ; sells nt sight ; used on nny buggy ,
outllt fiee to thofe meaning busliii-ts. Gem
Novelty Co. , Noblesvllle , Ind. J 929 21'
SALESMEN. $75 MONTHLY. SALARY AND
expenses , greatest money maker ever offered ,
Steady work ; experience unnecessary. Ja ;
Nichols , manufacturer , Chicago. J 930 21 *
WANTED , RY CHICAGO'S LARGEST TAILOR
Ing houee , salesmen to solicit orders fo ;
strictly ciiKtom made tailoring. Mosaler llros ,
337 State , Clileugo. J 931 21'
AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
Introduce tlio New Patent Chemical Ink ErasIng -
Ing Pepcll. The greatest relllng no > clty ever
produced , erases Ink thoioughly In two sec
unds , no abrasion of paper ; 200 to "WO per cent
prollt ; one agent's Mies amounted to $ C20 In
six dayH ; nnothcr $32 In two hours ; we want
one energetic general ngent for each state ,
For terms nddieea Monroe Emser Mfg. Co. ,
16 , LaCiusse , WIs. J 93J 21'
WANTED. AGENTS ; IX ) TAlvK ORDERS FOR
photo buttona ; big profits. Photo Dutton Co.
120 Washington at. , Chicago , 111 J WJ3 21'
GASLIGHT IN EVERY HOUSE , NEWEST
thing out. nttnches to ordlnnry lamps ; no
chimneys ; safe , economical ; outfit free to ac-
IU workers. Stnndnid llrass Co. , Mfgs. , Cov-
Ington , Ky. J 9J3 21'
AGENTS-CHANCE OF A CENTURY ! A
dainty staple article for Imrd limes ; cheap ;
Bella everywhere : big prollts ; year round
American 1'Iaiorlng Co. , Chicago. J 934 21'
WA.VrBIl TO HUNT.
WANTED TO RENT , PLEASANTLY LOCATED
homo with ten rooms nnd stable. Apply to
E. W. Gannett , llrown Dlock. K MS27 23'
WANTED TO RENT , TWO PLEASANT ROOMS
with good board. Address F 23 , llee.
LC ? 2SJ.1
HY U. P. SHOPMAN. A FOUR OR riVE-lflOOSI
cottage ; must be cheap ; Al references. F 30 ,
Dee. K 950 21'
STORAGE.
OM. VAN- & STORAGE , HU FARNAM , TEL 1559
M-407
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
903-910 Jones. General ntcrneo and forwarding.
M 40S
WANTKIl TO IIUV.
AM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER CASH FOR
limited amount Omnlm Savings bank accounts.
H 11. Harder , ] 70t Faniani. N-MjOO
\VANTED Ttf RUY , A NICE CLEAN DRIIO
strck wlthrut a srda fountain ; w 111 trtde Omaha
property. K o carrier ! l Oiinihu , Neb.
Neb.N812 25
IVANTED-A PARTY IN NERRASh'A TO RUY
and crib "l.VOO buehels of corn ; stale price.
Address llox 100 , Marenco , 111. N-MSS3 21'
VVANTCOT TO I1UY A 5 TO 8 ROOM HOME
In good location ; must be a bargain Address
U Stehihjer , care Paxtoit & Gallaglier.
N-W3-21'
iVANTED TO IHJY A TWO-TON DERRICK.
Addrcbs , gl\lng locution und pi Ice , P 3Ike. .
N-974 23'
_ _
'LATFORM HA\ SCALE , FAIRI1ANKS OR
Howe preferred. Adilrv > a. ftullng prlee , Ca.
p.tclty and location. 1' if. Dee. N 93j 21 *
FOR SAI.U MISCI3I.LAXI3OUS.
IHL'APIWT HARDWOOn WOVEN COfW CHIR.
blng inudtt. C. It , Lee , t'Ol ' Douglaii. Q 109
i-'OR SAL1FINI3 NI3W Hiail-ORADE BICY-
clej $ w. Omaha lllcycle Co. , 523 N. ICth St.
Q 410
UEST SEED SWEET POTATOES , $1.J5 PEP.
bbl. ; all soitt. Addreti Theo. Williams. Omaha.
Q-MMI
JEW 1IICYCLE. FIRST-CLASS AND U UA R.
antced. for only J15.W. Nebraska Cycle Co. . litk
& Hartley , CJ-MSJ'J ' Blli
-oiT8ALB OR EXCHANGE. ( HEAP. III'RC-
lar proof safe , llox 1V7 , Ucaver Crosulng. Neb ,
Q-MWl : i'
CliAIUVOVAM'S.
MRS. MARY FRITZ , CLAIRVOYANT. 817 N.
IClh. S M672 MIS'
MASStOI3 , ILVTIIS. KTC.
MMB. SMITH , 1121 DOUOIjAS. ROOM B ; MAS-
cage and stenm bntlm. T M9 * > 2 27 *
MR3. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE IJATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth st. ,
upstairs. T 933 27'
VI3IISOXAI. .
I25.W-RUPTURE CURED-TILL MARCH IS
for $2 .00 ; no pain ; no detention from business ;
we refer to hundreds of patients cured. The
O , E. Miller Co. , 717 New York Life nidp. ,
Omnhn. U 111
IJATH3 , MASSAO.E. MME. POST , 31 Vi S. UTH ,
V1AVI FOR UTERINE TROUI1LKS , 14C-8 1IEI3
Dldg. Physician , consultation or health book
free. U 412
OMAHA DENTAL COLLEGE , II A PACIFIC BIS
Teeth tilled with gold , amalgam , tin , gutta-
percha , cement , and plates mude for cost of.
material only. Teeth extracted and cleaned free
n v.i-
1 CURE WRINKLES , HALDNESS AND SU-
perlluous bnlr. 326 Chamber of Commerce. True
. .Co. U-M79S M.15'
LADIES THE MARVELLOUS "DI3VELOPA"
preparation applied cxtetnally. enlarges the
bust from two to nix Inches ; harmless ; by
mail ( only ) sealed , $1.00. "Deielopa Co. " 49
. Columbira Ave. , New York. 17
LADIES , YOUR 1IUST ENUMU1ED SIX 1N-
chcti ; failure Impossible ; result- ! guaranteed !
1,000 testimonials ; book nnd full particulars
sealed 4 cents. Aurutn Medicine Co. , Dept , E.
8. . Co State St. , Chicago. U
MARRY , WRITE TO HANDSOME LADIES OR
honorable men ; many rich ; send lee nnd Join
corresponding club. Box 1600 , Kcnxer , Colo.
U 937 21'
CtlllA IF YOU ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH
Cuba , nnd despise the Spanish butchers , ex-
preta your sympathy and help alone- the cnusc
by wearing a Cuban Hag on your breast ; ono
sent for 29 cents. Henry St. John , ( 0 3d avo. ,
Uox 2(0. ( New York City. U 936 21'
HtSI.M35IMUliA\Ct2S. ;
( Conllmied. )
. * t n _ _ , L _ , ,
$271 ntIAl.17.I3D IN OMK HVEEK ON INVESTment -
ment of $ IM. F nd fOf'partlculars. ' Morris &
Co. , 112 Dearborn St. . UlfresRo. Y
13VHUY DEALER iSHOULD SEND FOR
StrawbrhUe , Ooml & iil wonderful new Mar.
ket Manual for 1S97. drain and provisions. EJ-
labll hMl 1S31. Committee Illds. , Hilcaso.
Mailed free. J' Y-910 51'
DHtJO STOCK. ri.XrriTRES , EVERYTHING
new and complete. fpr wile , part on monthly
payments ; or will Whoa BOCK ! dnurglit < i
partner ; email capital 1-po.ulrcd It rlsht patty
Addresi F 87. llee. Y-OS9 21 *
WANTED. PARTY TO'.TjWltNIPH MONEY TO
patent , valuable Imcntttm. Address , V * . C.
Ilrlggs. Neb. 1 Y-MS 81 *
nARRUifsiiop i-on SALE IN SMALL TOWN
In southwestern Nebraska. Address W. H
Johnson , sen , delivery , Kansas City. Mo.
icon nx
TO nxctiANon , FOR A GENERAL STOCIC 01
merchandise , 320 acre * of Irrigation land , tv
miles from Lexington : clear of Incumbrnnces
Address L. 1) . H3. Lexington. Neb
ON AND AFTER MAUC1I 1ST AVP. WILL "P
at 1G22 Capital Ac. IMr trade , 100 acres A
bottom land. Iowa , for Rood house and lo
here , other Ion a farms to trade for Omaha
property. Arnold & VInton , 401 N. Y. 1. . IIM *
ron EXCHANGE. FOR A GOOD. CLEAN
stock of merchandise ; Improved Inside city or
farm property ; unlncumbered ; rented. 11. M
l > armcnter , Hastings , Neb. / 945 21
FOIl SALE 1UB.VI , ESTATI3.
AUSTHACTS. THH 11Y1N5N RK1JD
HOUSES , 1XTS. FAUMS , LANDS. IXJANS-
Ueo. 1' . Ucinls Iteal Estate Co. , 1'axton blk.
! IK 420
OMAHA SAVINOS HANK ACCOUNTS TAKR >
at par In exchftiiRC for houses and lots. ( Al
or part. ) The , Uyron Reed Co. RE 427
Maud Muller smiled as she raked her hay ,
And thought of the fan she might have'had.
If she had caught the judge in the modern way ,
"With The Daily Bee and a small want ad.
niOMSV TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE ! .
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 313 N. Y. L > ;
quick money at low rates for choice farm loans
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
W 414
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. U. 8. Mortgage & Trust Company.
New York. Tusey & Thomas , Acents. No. 207
Klrst National Hank Dldg. W 4iO
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 925 N. Y. LIFE.
W > 15
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrennnn. Love Co. , 1'axton block.
W 110
0 PER CENT MONEY "TO LOAN ON OMAHA
property.Ncb. farms. W. 11. Mciklc , 1st Nat'l Ilk
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Purnam
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam St. W 418
ON OMAHA PROPERTY. LOWEST RATES ;
bulldlns loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.
$30000 PRIVATE MONEY. SELliY , HOARD OF
TradeUlde. _ WZ ? ! .
LL HAVE $ ; 00,000 TO $300,000 TO LOAN
In April , May , June and July on first-class
linpnneil Omaha property In sums of Jl.OOO to
J10.000 ; want applications at once ; lowest
rales on best loans. Fidelity Trust company ,
170. ! Fnrnam St. * W M87 ?
IIAV1J MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD FARMS
near here ; straight 7 per cent. Stringer. 1022
Dodge bt. W 937 21 *
MONEV TO LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc , ' at lowent rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan oft at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO , .
30G So. ICth St.
X 422
MONEY TO LOAN. 30 , CO , SO DAYS ; FURNIture -
ture , pianos , etc. Duff Grcen.room , Iarker blk.
IIDHI.VUSS CIIA.\Cis ,
FOR SALG. AI10UT 2,000 LI1S. MINION TYPH.
700 Ibs , ngate , ISO pair two-third cases , 40
double Iron elands for two-third cases. This
material was used on The Omaha llee , nnd Is
In fairly good condition , Will be cold cheap
In bulk or In quantities to suit purchaser.
Apply in person or by mall In The Dee Pub-
llehlng Company , Omnhn , Neb. Y 713
TWO TO F1VG THOU-
ROME ONH TO INVHST
"ind dollam In nn e tnlilllied business nnd
tecure position. Address F 17. lice. Y M814 21 *
A 0000 LOCATION FOR A STORK ; MOST
suitable for central merchandise. Address box
41 , AVOC4. Neb. - '
riOLD AND SILVRU MADE AT THI3 RATH
of $100 to $200 a day on a. ery fctnall Imest-
ment by the tue of the Atlas carpet clcunlng
machines ; cheapest and beft niaehlne ever
offered ; 3 Ues. Write the. Atlas Carpet Clean-
till ; Mach'y Co , , 43 So. Jeffen on St. , Chicago ,
1 MSaZ Jl'
rt'ANTED-PARTY TO PUT DRY GOODS IN
large defiartment store ; one of best
towns In stale ; also party to put In
Bhoc ; this Is a snap. Address The ! air ,
Hastings , Neb. \ MH1 IK !
L-LARK DKIMER & co. . PATENT ATTORneys -
neys and experts , 169 llroadway. Now York ,
ciulekly procure and sell patents everywhere ;
lowest terms ; one client makea $ lOiX > weekly
from our private "Hints" hand book , mnllcd
tree Hn'.i * t testimonials. _
*
lw. YOUR DOLlI\RSwTL MAKE DOI -
lara for you ; leap a golden harvest by sowing
dollars. The ilch become * o by that pruceas ,
the l > oor remain so became they full to grnsii
the golden opportunities within their reach ;
labt sear we averaged more than $300 per week ;
n per net mil Income within the reach of till.
Write for particulars , Condcn & Co. . Plko
llulldlng , Clr.clnnallO ' ' _ , _ Y WA-2I'
. IlKST MH.I.INKRY
store In Rloiu Cliy : enjoys llnest trade und
has ulwnya made money ; dealre tra retlr. ' from
butlnes * U reason for telling , will tuUc part
In rath and balance In good farm land or
other detlrable properly C. Tobln. li ! Jackson -
son ttreel , Bloux City , la. Y UIO 21 *
FnTcAClO HOARD oT TRADB
our "Expose of llucket Khops. "
Manual , tic. , free. Reference , sec'y Chicago
Hoard of Trade. Members since USO. C A.
Whyland & Co. , drain ami Provisions. 10
1'aclno a\e , . Chicago. Y
TAKH MONBv'AaT ANIiASY : NK\V MOVIng -
Ing picture machine , name s vllascopc ; lie.
srrlptlon mallei , Weatern Phonograph Co. . U3
Jjlfc'illo st ChlcafiO , Y 999 SI'
KOUNTZE PLACE HOMES AT MC ON THE
dollnr ; $2250 , $3,000 to $ C.SOO ; tee photos at
16th nnd Fnrnam Morse bldg. J. J. Gibson ,
514 First National bank bldg. RE M4SS
THREE ACRES ON MILLER PAKK
vnrd , $1,800. 130x270 feet east of old fort
Omaha , $1.000. 120x235 feet on 30th street ,
paved , south of Miller park. $2,000. MX123 feet
near 27th and Spauldlng , $400. John N. 1-ren-
zer , opp. I' . O. RL 512
OMAHA SAVINGS' BANK ACCOUNTS HOUGHT
for cnsh , taken at par for choice 1st mortgages
or taken nt par In exchange for renl estate nt
prei-ent low values. G. O. Wallace , llrown
block. ICth & Douglas. RE-S29
1-AKM OF 200 ACRES , 15 MILES FROM
Omaha , for sale nt half Us value. Room 320 ,
Ramge building. 1113 M83S 22'
FOR SALE ONE OF THE FINEST 40-ACRE
furms In Douglas county ; good buildings : only
$1,000 ; rents for-lCOOO a year. Uyron II.
Hastings , 212 3. 14th tt. RE MS71 2J
TO SELL CHEAP FOR CASH , OR EXCHANGE
for stock of general merchandise , 30,000 acres
of land , one residence of eight rooms , bum
and otheouthouse. . In a town of 3,000 popu
lation ; nine unimproved town lots ; climate
mild and healthy. Address Q. W. Drown , Jef
ferson , Tex. RE-M8S7 21'
VIRGINIA AND THE CAROLINAS ILLS. ,
gives general Information nbout three states and
descriptions with photogravures of the buildings
and vccnerot line farms for sale. Sent post
paid for 23 cts. Southern Farm Agency , Lyncn-
burg , Vn , HE-011 21'
FOR SALE , WK HAVE1 A LAROR NUM11ER
of good , well Improved fnnns , situate near Do
Sola , Mo. , for pale , ns well ua splendid city
property , well located ; Fnnns ranging In prices
fiom a few hundred dollars up to $25,000. A
few farms Including clock nnd farm Imple
ments nt bottomrock prices. Fnrmera heie got
much better prices for their products In our
city than can be obtained In St. I/nils , Our
climate Is unsurpassed , nnd Is just whnt you
wnnt. Have bad not exceeding two Indies of
snow nt nny time this winter , nnd two degrees
below zero one or two i1u > , i. All kinds of
frulta grain and grasses do well. Wo have nlsu
a cplendld huh factory for pale , doing a
thriving business , but must be cold because of
falling health of owner. A lifetime clmnco
for the right nmn. If you want n farm , tell
us what you wnnt , Addiess Reppy & Ilulloclc ,
Ie Soln Mo , RE-Oll-21'
EXTRAORDINARY SNAP , 33X140 , FOUR ROOM
cottage , cast front , on grnde , city water , $ IOCO ;
pait cash ; on So , 15th , north of VInton. J , A ,
Dodge , 3Cth und Cuba. RE 912 21
C-IIOOM HOUSE , CORUY ST. ; $1,100.00 ON PAY.
ment a.
C-room houne. 17th nnd Corby ; Jt , 100.00.
Excellent building lot , Z8th nnd Corby : $400.00.
Another near Farnnin ; $1,000.00.
We 1m o keveral choice residence properties for
sale tn vicinity of Hnnscom park. Garvln
llros. , 1C13 Parnam stt RI3-9I7 21
$ coo IIUYS FIVK-ROOM ; IJOUSE. WITH HALF
lot , 111 good location , nof'fnr ' out ; also equity In
six-room cottage , close fn , for good lot. W. A ,
Spencer , 1014 Farnam street. KB 964 22
FOR SALE
Aero property on paved ro'ail and on street car ,
$250.00 ; formerly sold for'KO.oo.
Nlee In Orchard Hill , fiflxMO ; 0-foot sidewalk ; nb-
Ktrnct ; all go i for KSKOfl ; former nrlcf , $1,000.
6-room house and lotjJtxlJS. . 12th and Center
streets ; clote to sclioM Kouse nnd depot , $90000 ;
these bargains only iot lfor u few days. Cull
at Itooni 4J5 , Taxton block , RU 959 H *
C-ROOJt IlpUSE , DARN , , KTC. , 2922 CHARLES
street , $670,00 ,
S-room house , full lot S0i Llndsey ave. , $750.00.
House und lot. 1943 South llith t. , $900.00.
House ami full lot on 2Slh Bt. . between Paclflo
and Poppleton ave , , ill'HAhsconi ' place , $1,10000.
0-rooni cottage , eutl front'lot. on Georgia a\e.
half block south of Leu. yen worth st. $1.MO. ( < ) .
Corner lot fronting routh and ea t , K0xl27 feet ,
near Hanecom park , $ lwo.co.
6 lots Joining exposition site on south , $223,00
I acre'In Delrldere , west of Miller park. 1500.00.
5 acres Improved , fronting Miller paik. $ i.OuOOO.
8 acres Improved , between 2Uh tt. und : 20lh nt.
boulevard , near Sillier park , $6.000.00.
40 acres four mllea from pastolUce , $75.00 per
10 acres northwest part city. ICO.CO pr acre
0 ncres nenr South Omaha. JSO ( w per nrrc
Several line forma In Douglas , Sarpy and Wash
ington counties , from tSS.uO jn id.lO per am-
Potur & ( Icurge company , S. W. r r. ICth and
Jj > rnnm. RE M9I8 ! 3
OOOI1CO ACRES IN LOIJP CVJ. . ONLY $2 Ml .
per acre. BUIngcr. 1I2J Dodge n , RE 953 21
[ 2.000 DOWN WILL SECURE A FINE PHI IT
farm und homi u mile4 north of Umaha nukt-
olllcu , plaie lt > clf will pay balance of pur.
chare money , stringer , 18rJ Dodge t
RE 910 Jl'
"
A C1RUAT \RC.AIN , 480) ACRES. t'KNTRAL
Nebraska land ; cloau to twp railroads , gooj
eull , water , etc. ; udmlidbly adapted far uen-
crul stock pui-poM-s : ran offer at li.OO per ucra
und tuku Iowa farm In part payment. The
Westldc Imminent Co. , 305 N. Y Life Iildir ,
RI3-U73 21
HANDSOMi : IjOT , WITH C-ROOM COTTAOE.
near Ilanicom park , only $3,750.00. HI k . 303
N. Y. Life Uldf. ( Ju973 : 21
rou sAi.i : _ n.vii KSTATH.
( ContlnueJ. )
roil SALE OR EXCItANOE
One of the finest huMneo * lots In Omnhtt , tfpe-
clnlly ndnpted for nholejale purj'O'p' , within
four block * of principal banks nnd hotels ;
price. $32NiO ; want good land.
16 vnlunblc lots In Oinnhn'H finest -sldence
nclfchtiorhooil. all clear ; price , (12,000 ; for good
town fnnn. p '
CO nice lots ndjolrlng Plnlo Pnlr grounds ; pa\ed
street and motor lines ; $375.00 rnch ; want Iowa
or Nebr.ifkn land.
10 choice Ion. rlcht Inside ; clofc to IniMnrfS
portion ot city ; $1,5W each , for good lmpro\cd
Intnl.
Large lot ; foulh front ; handsome rhnilc trees.
with two elx-room cottnges ; nenr Hnnscom
park ; $6rM.oo ; will tnko nemd lown Innd or
cholco vacant lot n < part pitmnt. tScoigo N.
Hicks , 505 N. Y. Life Rldg. Z 973 21
TOR SALE OR TRADE , KIN13 HO-AC'RH WELL
Improved farm. $2,0io mortgage due In three
> ear ; will tuke good cle.ir city propel ty for
equity ; tmi't hnve J'Ol cnsh. J. .T. O'Keefe ,
t87 llioadwny. Council llltiffB. RE-MS90 ! 3
TO"lNvSTOHS : , MECHANICS ,
etc.
Now l the time to buy.
ACIP property COR < tci Omnhn.
Money Judiciously Invented In well located ncrc
propel ty will Meld bis returns. 1 cnn offer
for snlc tlM ) wrek the cheapest ncrc
property on the market , consisting of
Several choice
6 , 10 and 20 aero tracts ,
Jtut west of the city ,
Nenr New- Elmwood park nnd State Fnlr RTOiimK
This land Is splendidly located to rccel\c the
benefit of Omaha's future growth. It l only
twenty-live iiilmitcK' drive- from the po tolllce
nnd fifteen minutes' drive from South Omnln.
Close to good Fc iooK paved sttccln nnd rail-
rends , but no city tnxe > < . Thl * land will bo sold
In nve , ten nnd twenty-acre tracts , at $273 to
$375 per ncre.
There nre only n few of these tracts. Call and
lot us show you the property nnd secure cholco
of location , Savings bank accounts tnlien In
payment. Gee , N. Hicks , 303 N. Y. Life llldg.
RE 973 21
CHOICE ACRE IX > T , NEAR STATE FAIR
grounds ; shade trees ; paved street ; only KM ( JO
Hlcki , N. Y. Life llldg , RE-073 21
ONE OP THE FINEST LOTS IN TIII3 NICEST
rtwldence neighborhood In this city , with two
cottng-es ! for snle nt a bargain ; will tnko
Omaha Savings bank accounts In payment.
' Y" r"lfo " 1Jg- H13-973 21
_
DANK ACCOUNTS TAKlJk IN PAY-
tnent rtf the choice 6 nnd 10-ncre fruit farms
we nre offering for pnlo near new stntp fair
Rrotinili > . Illcks , N. Y. Life Dldg. RE-973 21
HANDSOME LOT NEAR 35TH AND PARNAM.
for uulck snle , nt $1,200. Hicks , 305 N. Y. Life.
RE 973 21
LOST.
LOST SMALL BLACK DOO. WHITE STREAK
front , short hair ; nnme "Jerry ; " rewnid. C.
S Stcliblns. 1230 South 7th nxmuie Ixist MC97
I-O.ST. A RED TO\V. WITH WHITE SPOTS j
dehorned , tall broken ; telephone 1W > , Omnlia
Van & Stoingc Co. Lost 807
CAH1M3T CLKA\L\0.
CHAMPION CARPET CLEANING CO. , CAIH'ET
beaten , ncouied nnd lenovntcd ; rellttlng nnd re
laying carpets a specialty ; new innnasement.
718-720 South 14ti Btreet , Omaha , Neb. . Tel C55
868 M17
S13W1XO MACIIIMSS AXIJ SUPPI.IKS.
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
sewing machine olllce , 1514 Cap. Ave. Tel. 1374.
411
TYriSWKITEHS.
GET THE REST TYPEWRITERS ; SUPPLIES ;
repalis. United Tjpowrlter & fauppllea Co. , 1012
Farnnm St. 436Jun 30
IliiLll\a ; AM > LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L & D. ASS'N 1'AYS 6 ,
7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2. 3 years old ; nlwnys re
deemable. 1704 Farnnin street. Nattlngcr , Sec.
428
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & D.
Ass'n. 1704 Fnrnani. Q. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
429
I'AIV.MIHOICEUS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. 16 ST.
432
SHOKT1IA.MJ ) AND TYl'KWIUTIXG.
A , C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL C13 N. Y. LIFE.
433
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE.IGTH & DOUGLAS.
434
MUSIC , AUT A.VI > LANGUAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLENUECK. UANJO , MANDO-
lln nnd guitar teacher. Room 412 Dee DMg.
Tel. 238. 100
PUHNITUKE PACKED.
GET M. S. WALKLIN'S PRICES ON FURNIture -
ture packing , repairing , upholstering ; mat-
tro'nes made and reno\ated ; 2111 Cumlng. Tel.
1331. 430
AVATCIIMAKEIIS.
IARD TIME PRICES : WATCHES CLEANED ,
75c ; genuine main spring , 75o ; watch crystals ,
ISc ; clocks cleaned and repaired cheap ; specta
cles nnd eyeglasses half price ; eyes tested fiee ;
work wniranted. Ashb'l Pattereon , 1C11 Fnrn'm
892 MC
KIXAXCIAL.
FOR SALE , WARRANTS AMOUNTING TO
several hundred dollars ; general fund , Ne
braska counties , 7 per cent Interest , first-class
security for Investors. Inquire of Omaha
Printing Co. . 818-920 Farnam street. Mi > 33
LOANS ON GILT EDGED SECUIHT1ES , LIFE
Ins. policies bought. W. F. Ilolden , McCngue
blk , 837
SAFES.
" "JEW " AND SECOND-HAND SAFES ; SAFE RD-
palrlng. J , J. Derlght , 111C Farnam.
5GO-M3
MEDICAL.
LADIES ! CIIICHESTEH'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( Diamond brand ) nre thu best. Safe ,
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps for
particulars. "Relief for Ladles , " in letter bv
return inall. At druggists. Chlchebter Chem
ical Co. , Philadelphia , I'a , Mention IJee.
UIHI1ER GOODS FOR HYGIENIC PRIVATE
use ; send for particulars , Gem Co. , Kansas
City , Mo.
ATON'S TANSY PILLS FOR LADIES ; NEVER
fulls ; get the genuine and avoid failure ; $1
nil drugglBta or direct. R. F , Caton , lloston , 1
Mnss. 1
1I I
1IICVCLI3S.
UICYOLES. COO FINE SECOND HAND WHEELS
all makes ; $3 to $15 ; write for descriptive lists ,
F. Y. Mead Cycle Company , Chicago ,
FAHM.S TO
:
0 ACRES , 3 MILI3S S. W. OF HENSON AND
one mile N. of Dodge st , , now occupied by
Glaus Kuhr.
120 acres , 18 miles from Omahn. Demls , Pnxton
lllock. M 3C3
.
\ GOOD 8TOCIC AND GRAIN KAIlifi IN
western lown , to trade for drug etore , Addrcsd
F 31 , Dee ofllcc. /MS 21'
SUES & CO. ,
* . PATENT SOLICl'iOKS ,
w " * . . , . .
< ? rirn nnttm. '
.sf ucoiiuiiaintri
" & . , . , Oumha Neb
Advlco nnd I'.iiont Hook
WHEK
SllllK STI31' " 1IJH.SI3SII4 ( I3 _ _
,
Consists of n stenl skel t <
eton provided with rubber -
ber thread that U ( .peel-
ally adapted to grip the
ground , secures u foot
hold and prevents Iho
borne from slipping or
tumbling , and reduces
thu Jan ing Hhock to
both Its feet and fchoul- '
dcrs.
dcrs.II.
II. II , ALI.E.V ,
Practical Ilortethocr ,
State Agent Lucal
agents wanted.
, \iIJci > lo Htiii'Uliulilri'H ,
The rt'BUlur annual nicotine of the ntoclj-
lolilorfl of Tlio Hoc I'ubllsliliii ; t'oninuny
vlll bo hold In their oltlce , torniir JTtli
.nil Kiirnum streets. In tlio rlty or Omolm.
n Moiukiy , March 1 , 1W , : U 1 o'clock ] i. in
Jy orilpr of tlio prcslUmit.
GiO. U. TXSCJIUCK. Sec-rotary.
Kotlco la htrcby Klvcn Hint the rc-Kular
iinual mvotliiK of the KloelUiohlcr.-i of the
louth Plutto Lund coinininy will lie htOtl
1 the ol ice of null ! company in JJucoJu ,
id' . , ut 10:30 : o'clock u. in , , on the Diet
VtducHiluy In .March , 1SSI , beliiy tlio third
; iy of thu month. . ,
Jy order of the board of director.- ! . al
H. O. I'HILLIKS. Kf-cretai-y ,
I inr-iin. Neb. , February 1 , 1S37.
Fldsfltrn.
OMAHA PEOPLE ON THE COAST
Forrnsr Residents Enjoying Lifo on the
Sunny Slopes of California ,
MANY OF THEM ENGAGED IN BUSINESS
Familiar \ninoi > IMV 1'roniliiciit III
th < - I'ommcTi'lnl mill .Sorlnl llc
of I/ni AiiKrlo i I'liiuilciiii
anil 81111 Juno.
, Cal. , Pob. 1C. To tlio Killtor
of Tlio llco : 1 lm\o tliotiglit It nilRlit bo of
Interest to sonic ot > our readers to know
something about former residents ot Omnlia
mid Nebraska now dwc-llliiK In tills land" o
fruits and lloneio. I think there exists bo
twccn the enrly settlers of nny state or sec
tlon n peculiar tcelliiB of nltaclnnent tint
Is different from friendships formed nt Into
pcrlodd , and which In Cherished through nl
Iho changpa mid vicissitudes of life. Th
remcmbrnnco of thu trials and deprivation ;
experienced by thoseUvliiR In Nebrask
thirty or forty years ago scoina to bind then
together In closer and more enduring affec
tlon than any mere- friendships of Ink-
periods , nnd no matter how highly the lattei
may bo prized , our hearts ever fondly tur
to the frlondo of our youth , for we were al
young when the foundations of Omaha *
greatness were belliR Inld. Indeed , llf
Becms too short to form again such attach
ments as thoao of the early days of Omaha
which I still cherish with feelings ot rea
affection and which will continue while llf <
lusts.
1 recently upent a most enjoyable cvenltm
In Los Angeles' at the hospitable home of an
early citizen ot Omaha , where the gnestn
Borne twenty-five or thirty , were all formci
residents of the latter city. To look nrouiu1
the cheerful board nnd see Iho happy facco
ot so many who once took an active part In
the dally life and business of Omaha , now
residents ot tlio C5olden Kate , anil to 11-tei :
to the conversation , whlelt was largely devoted
voted ( o reminiscences ot Omaha , way niosi
delightful. Of ccutco we arn not all oul
here otrlctly "four our health , " like San
Orchard , cr some one from Omaha , who
came out hero for "a change and rest. " and
who .said after his return homo that "the
doctors took his 'change' and the hotels
the 'rest.1 " In many indtanccs , however , the
Nebraakans living here came from consid
erations of health , nnd with few exceptions
have got what they came for.
SO.MK 01THR OLD TIMERS.
Judge John H. Porter of Los Angeles , for
Inst.inco , looks about as well as when be cx-
orclbed the functions of pollco judge In
Omaha so many years ago. The judge has
a comfortable homo on 1'earl street , and ho
and hlo good wife are surrounded with all
that can make their declining years beauti
ful , On the same street , only two blocks
distant , llveu Mr. K. V. Smith , one of the
oldest Bottlers of Omaha , whose name Is
well and honorably remembered , Mr. and
Mrs. Smith are enjoying their residence In
the City of the Angels , and arc among Its
most highly esteemed citizens. In the mag
nificent Hradbury building , Los Angeles ,
occupying a line suite of rooms , may bo found
Judge Louis A. Oroft , who was formerly
one of Nebraska's most , distinguished citi
zens , at ono time being commissioner of the
general land olHco at Washington. The
judge enjoys a largo law practice , and Is
regarded ns ono of the ablest practitioners
at the Los Angeles bar , and Is highly es
teemed by all who have the honor of lib
acquaintance.
HEAL ESTATE HUSTLERS.
Who , among the residents of Omaha twenty
years ago does not remember the tall form
and kindly face of M. G. McKoon , a man
who seems to have no enemies , especially
since the war , In which ho bore an honor
able record as captain of a Now York regi
ment. Mack has a real estate olllce on First
street , Los Angeles , and by some subtle In-
lluonco everybody arriving in the city from
Nebraska feels himself drawn thither , until
his ollico Is now the recognized Omaha head
quarters for Los Angeles. The hospitable
mansion of Mr. and Mrs. McKoon graces ono
of the most sightly eminences In the city.
Captain T. W. T. Richards , once prominent
In the business llfo of Omaha , resides with
his wife and children on I'lco Heights. The
captain conducts a largo and successful real
estate business at the corner ot First street
and llroadway , Los Angeles , In the Redlck
block , one of the many valuable properties
owned there by Hon. John I. Itcdlck of
Omaha.
The name of Samuel Howard reaches far
back to the very early days of Omaha. Mr.
Howard and family cnjuy their attractive
homo In Lea Angeles , surrounded with fruits
aind Uowers , largely indulging a taste for the
flno arts , In which Mr. Howard liasof late
years become an artist of marked talent.
A. H. Pratt , whom the older patrons of
The Bee will recall as at ono tlmo an en
terprising citizen of Omaha , Is actively en !
gaged In the well-represented business of
buying and selling "Iho earth. " In Los An
geles.
Horace Jonea , years ago an extensive
dealer In live stock In Omaha , Is residing
In. Los Angeles , engaged with his son In a
prosperous mercantile business ,
Dr. Matthowson , once prominent In medi
cal circles In Omaha and Lincoln , lived In
Los Angeles for several years after leaving
Nebraska , but now resides with his family
In the prosperous town ot Vlsalla , Cal. ,
where , I am Informed , the good doctor enJoys -
Joys a largo practice.
Thomas Gibson , of the late firm of printers ,
Gibson , Miller & Richardson , la a rcsidenl of
San Jo-so , Cal.
Sam Johnson , of the late big grocery firm
of Steele & Johnson , which for many years
did the leading wholesale businosfl In that
line In Omaha , has several largo fruit
ranches In the vicinity of San Jose and elsewhere -
where in California , which ho Is managing
on lines of both pleubtiro and profit , resid
ing with his family In ono of thu finest man
sions In San Jose.
DELIGHTFUL HOMES.
Mrs. J. H. Kcllom , widow of the good
man of that name who honoicd Omaha an < a
useful and enlightened citizen for nearly a
rjuarter of a century , rt-sldM at Tustln ,
Drango county , Although full of years Mrs.
Kollom Is In the cnjoynenl of fair health
physically , while her mind Is as clear and
rigorous as when she taught her llttlo
school In Omaha forty years ago. Shu lives
Alth her daughter and son-in-law ,
W. C. Adams Is In aa fair a home as heart
ould desire , surrounded with all the
oflncmcnts and luxuries of life. The (
ipaclous mansion Is embowered In the llncst
irango grove of some thirty acres that It
las ever been my fortune to nee , which
'ielda Its lucky owner about $10,000 a year
> rolt. ! Mrs. Adams , although the mother
if children "women grown , " looks but llttlo >
Gauged from the "Clar Helium" who graced
) maha society In the years that are no
nore.
'
P. A. Schneider , whoso name was synon-
'inous with the hardware trade of Omaha
or over twenty years , with his good wlfo :
ind three BOIIB grown to man's estatu ( ono
low In Berlin penmlng musical study ) ,
Ives a llfo of retired eaen at Uollego Park ,
suburb of San Jose. Mr. Schneider came
o Omaha In 1S.1G , establishing the first
inrdwaro store In the then vllluKO "t Onmliu.
ilnco coming to California Mr. and Mrs.
Ichiielder , Ilka many othcru. have icnuwcd
hulr youth , so to speak , In this laud of
unuhlnu anil Ilo trs.
II. H. laselit-r , halo and hearty , lives In
'auadena , in the liuxplublo mansion
ladlaoa avenue , with three married
ers , Mr * . Heysor , Mrs.Vfatherby and Mrs.
tauts , living within n etonu'it throw of the
aternal home. Mrs. A'Hichei , over kindly
ml sympathetic , cnjovs excellent health ,
tit still owns , after thtso many years , a
trong leaning toward "dear old Omaha , "
Ir. VlMclwr Is not engaged In any actlvo '
but enjoys th < > fruits of his labors
beneath hN own vine and UK tico. "
Mis. Alex l-'ruK'lislianlc lf > aUo a dwellt'r In
Mar husband , formerly of the
dry goods llrni of Ros ft Crulck-
lianU , carried on business In Pasadena SPV-
I'al years. Ho wan a prudent mid SUCCCHS-
il merchant , jian esulng sterling qualities
f character , and wtis In-loved by nil who
now him. IIu came hero with ahaltered
eallh nnil died Mv or sevun years ago , Icav *
\K \ a handsome homo on Moline uvenuu ,
bicli Is still occupied by Mrs. Orulck-
hank and her only lemalnlng sun.
M.- Homier , another old-timer from Omaha
-a brother of Mr. Ilonurr , the cattle dealer
resides In I'AS drn and Is doing A thriv
ing express nnd forwarding business.
"Thero are others , " doubtless , but I ilo not
at present recall their names nnd think I
bnvo already trespassed suinctently upon
jour valuable space ns well na the pntlcnco
of your readers. Hoping The llco innjr
share largely In the good times we- all be
lieve to bo close nt hand , as It richly de
serves , I remain J. W. It.
iiMrio\v SAY.S IT is IH.ACK.MAII. .
ArrcMnl on tin Initleliiioiit I'tiiiiiil In
1'runItIIM Comity , I mii.
O. M. lilgdow. n solicitor connected with
the secret benevolent society known as the
I'Vnternal Onion of America , was nrrestMl
yesterday afternoon by Shrrlft McDonald t
the request of Sheriff Tucker of Hampton ,
Krnnklln county , la. , who notified Sheriff
McDonald toy letter that Hlgelow had been
Indicted by the grand jury of Krnnklln.
county on the charge of "forcible deillo-
ment. " A complaint wa.i filed In Justlco
locator's court , charging IllKolow with bolus
a fugitive from Justice , and ho was ar
rested. As soon as the nrrest was niado
the Iowa sheriff was notified and a reply
was received that ho had started for 1) ) < M
Molncs for requisition papers nnd would
then ? tnrt for Nebraska ,
In the meantime Hlgclowi had secured nn
attorney and habeas corpus proceedings were
commenced at one. Ho was taken be font
Judgellakor and was ordered released on
a bond of $ r > 00. The hearing In the habeas
corpus proceedings was set for Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock , Monday being a holi
day.
day.Tho
The point rnlso by the attorney for Illgc-
low W that his client was not taken at once
before the magistrate/ before whom the com
plaint was ( lied Instead ot being placed
In jail. No arguments were had before
Judge Ilaker , but thq amount ot ( ho bond
was fixed and Ulgelow released ns soon an
the bond was furnished.
nlgolow was seen Immediately afterward
and said that the Indictment was nothing
but a blackmailing scheme on the part of
a man In Hampton named Prank Ross. Ho
said Ross bad tried to "bleed" him for
$100 and had tried the same 'scheme wllh
Ulgclow's wife , but had failed In both In
stances. Hlgelow said ho did not know
who the complaining witness was and wa" ?
entlioly Innocent ot the crime charged
against him.
HM ICiiMpor.
OMAHA , Fob. 20. To the Editor of The
llee : Allow 1110 Hpaco to contradict the alle
gations made by BOUIO of our city cauncllmon
against Street Commissioner K.ispar. I my
self have worked utuler Mr. Knspar three
dlfferpnt tin os durliiK thp past year , both lit
the street cleaning nnd grading gauga , nnd
Imvo found that the majority of men em
ployed aio Aiccrlcaus. I also Itnow that
there are very few Hohcnilnus engaged In
cleaning our streets ; also that the greater
part of thn men employed live north of Far-
nnin street. I can also otnto that Mr. Kus-
pnr has always been kind nnd considerate
townid old soldiers nnd has employed them
whenever the opportunity presented Itself.
I think It very unjust and wrong In any
person to mal < u such allegations against Mr.
Kaspar , when H Is n well known fact by these
who have ever worked under him that he la
fair , honest and unprejudiced , and will give
employment 'whenever he can to any man
willing to work , Irrespective of nationality
or place of abode. JOSIJl'Jl K. LUl'TON ,
3819 Fort street.
MiiNt Not It hion Slili-ivallCN.
A. D. T. messenger boys will have to dis
continue the practice of riding bicycles on
the sidewalk at the corner of Thirteenth
and Douglas streets , where the company's
olllce la located. Within the past two days
two boys have been anestcd for so doing.
Their eases have been continued for a
month on the promise of the company that
the practice will be discontinued. The ar
rests weio made as a result of nn accident
that occurred several days ago ou the cor
ner. As one of the boys rode upon the
sidewalk ho struck a woman. He did not
Injure her , but It was feared that some
serious accident might occur In the same
manner. _
Ilrfiirciitloiinl I'3 lut'iiorH.
Next Monday Superintendent Pearse of the
public schoola Is expected to return from the
annual meeting of the Department of Super
intendence of the National Educational as
sociation at Indianapolis. Thursday after
noon he delivered an address on "The Ka-
sentlals of a C'ourso of Study , " and was also
appointed a member of the committee on
nominations. Mr. 1'earse's paper was fol
lowed by onn on "School Sanitation , " by Dr.
A. I' . Mai hie , formerly superintendent at
Omaha , hut now assistant superintendent of
the echooU ot New York City.
IJnliH-Ux IllH Oilier Door.
P. J. Vart'enherg , who runs the "Com
mercial College Course company" In the
Ramgo block , locked hlmselt In his ollico
Friday morning and remained there until
> o'clock In the afieinoon In order to prevent
Constable Johnson from serving nn attach
ment upon hlo ollico furniture In satisfaction
of n judgment. The attachment was Issued
nut of Justice Morrow's court and was In
favor of the Douglas Printing company.
Vandenberg wan finally released by his at
torney filing a bond for the appeal of the case
to the district court. '
LOCAL I1IU3VITIK.S.
Monday being a legal holiday , Iho olHcei
In the court house- will bo closed.
E. P. Sawyer has been granted a permit tea
a two-ftory frame icddenco at IIOO.'I
Jhlcngo street.
Amended articles of Incoiporatlon of the
ICIlpatilck-Koch Dry Goods company of
Dmaha were Died with Secretary- Slate
I'oiter nt Lincoln Friday.
The county court will bo clojcd Monday
jxcopt between the Uoura of 10 n. in. and
noon , when the olllce will bo open for the
issuance of marriage licenses.
The ptBtoIllco will bo open tomorrow till
loon In all departments. The carriers will
make all scheduled runs for the foienoon ,
rho afternoon will bo taken as u holiday.
Fred llenedlct , who was hi ought down
From Crawford a few dajn ago on a uhargu
3f cutting government timber , pleadud guilty
before Judge McIIugh thlo morning mid wan
lined $ ) ! > and costs and sentenced tu twunty
lays In jell.
Articles , of Incorporation have been filed
vltli the county elerk by the Loomls & Day
3oal company. The capital stock Is $20,000
mil the Incoiporatoru are Lewis J. Loomlfe ,
V. II. Loomia , P. P Loomls , J. P. Day and
.els M. Lcrinll.
Next Monday evening at the Chautauqua
ollcgH at tlio First Methodist Episcopal
ihuruh , Mrs. Keysor will deliver u leuturo
in "The Acropolh , " which will bo illustrated
y thirty vluws , The public In also lu-
Ited to thlH lecture ,
The recclpU at the custom house during
ho last week were : T nnty-slx cars of ere
'or the smelter , flvo cars of Ftigtir licet < ieo < l
rein Germany for Meyer & Itaapko mvl three
ars of salt from England for the ( loorgo
1. Hammond company.
Senator Unwell has received the printed
imcndmonts to the Omaha city charier ami
us Iho name at liU nfllee. Ho HUVJ that any
no wishing a copy of ( hesa amendniPiitH
an get It ! > / tailing nt his ollico on Four-
ccntli flrect near Fa mam.
The Smith Premier Typewriter company
ave just Usuod n humltioinu hnlf-tono Illun-
rated catalogue , which In certainly a work
f art. The catalogue seems to he qtifto
n line with Ihu high Idea of this company
n manufacturing typewriters ,
The Hoard nl County Coniml al n ra mot
cstcrday to continue hem Ing tin * pro-
uitn against the Issuance- a liguur IC'-MSO !
j Mary La.Motto on Weal Hedge , street. A'4
ho altorneyfl In tlio own were engaged In
ourt. tlio hearing wan postponed until next
'unHday.
The Jury In the case of Ed O'Connor ,
hurgol wllh HBsaiilt upon M , (1. HJH , HID
artcnder of thu Drexel hotel , with Intent
D do great bodily Injury , a penitentiary
ICiWBO , returnud a vurJIct yesterday aiiur-
eon after 'being out nearly Ivvenly-four
ouu , ( Indjug O'Coijnor guilty of aanault
nd battery.
There will bo a plvll service examination
u tlio ia\ernniciit building on April HO fur
tie following positions : Iiookkeopor , drafts-
mn , all departments of the Indian service ,
lest Inspector , law clerk , observer of Urn
feather bureau , positions en the fish com-
ilsilon and a fcsv otheia unfamiliar In tlili
art of the country.