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    THE OMAHA DAILY 1VEE : SUNDAY , OCTOBER 10. 1W7. *
I AMUSEMENTS. f ,
Tlio pact week at the thcatcm has afTonlc-
Hi im'rotiR a little of cvcrylhlnR except
tragedy and has bCen altogether one above- -
the nvcMgo In merit of the performances
presented. Opening up with a rattling farce
F at one house and a play with a Trench flavor
nt the other , It closcil with the first appear
ance of spectacular for the season at the
Crclghton , whileilarltncns reigned at the
Jloyil ,
Doth of the opening hills came her
alded by successful debuts In the PASI anil
both ran be said to have coma up to tb
expectations of patrons of the theaters ,
"Ne\er Again , " it.irtlng on Sunday night
at the Doyil , remained half a week. Like
practically all plays to which attach the
color ot France , suggestions of violations of
the seventh commandment constitute the
theme around whlih It li , constructed ,
though the Implied Immorality la forced tea
a minor place In the mind of the auditor
by ludicrous situations In which the chief
actors In the drama find themselves. Though
not presented by the same cast which first
made it a success , and which was composed
of many of the most prominent people In
the profession , It w.is vcll staged , and the
company was of exceptionally uniform merit.
"Miss Francis of Yale , " which commenced
Cunday at the Crclghton and continued the
first half of the Week , Is a roaring fa roc ,
with somewhat the savor of "Charley's
Aunt , " and In which Qlrardot and Capp , two ,
of the best of the comedians ot the day , were
Jn the catt. Fun reigned from the rising of
the curtain until It xvas rung down , on the
closing scene.
'Following "Never Again" at the Iloyd came
Clay Clement with his new play , "A South
ern Gentleman" and the over charming "New
.Dominion. " These who liavc heard him dur
ing his previous visits ? knowing the ploRauro
that was In store for them , tame again. , and
to IhesB wcro added many who came to sco
what manner ot mm It was who Inspired
siicli warm commendations from these > who
bad heard him. ' "Iho Southern Gentleman , "
while na \vhOlo is gooJ , Is hardly the cijual
of the play In which ho scored his first suc
cess. Its most stirring climax Is the pro
logue , and this presents him In a light to
tally \nrlinc3Wllh the clarcter developed
In the play Itself. Divorced from the Incon-
Ktully of the prologue , "The Southern Gen
tleman" Is a charming production and Its
Interpretation well worthy of the reputation
of Mr. Clement. In the "New Dominion" he
was as Interesting1 as of yore.
"Tho White Crook , " which was at the
Crclghton Thursday and Friday , has no vis
ible excuse for being. It Is simply a con
glomeration of variety without single brll-
1 la nt turn In the bill.
The week wound up with the lultlil per
formance of the spectacular for the season
Charles H. Yale's "Twelve Temptations. "
CiiniliiK HtnlN. .
"Under the Red Kobe , " which will be at
Doyd's theater on Monday , Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings , with a Wednesday
matinee , by a company under the direction
of Chailes Frchmnn , Is an adaptation by Urao
of Stanley Wcyman's novel of that name.
Iho action begins In a Paris gaming-house ,
where a young swashbuckler fights a ilupi
with an Englishman and wounds him. Car
dinal nichclicti , who has made a law against
dueling , enters upon the scene and sentences
the victor to death , but spares Ills life with
a stipulation that he shall devote It to the
state's Ecrvice. The duly which the cardinal
Imposes upon the lighter Is Ignoble and
purlieus , as it Is the capture of a rebel noble
man In the Pyrenees. The joung man starts
on his heartless mission to the nobleman's
chateau , going In the guise of a friendly
visitor there , only to become enamoured of
the host's sistjr and to be transformed by
love from a spy to a most loyal and devote I
lover. The costumes and scenery of olden
Franco are shown. Mr. Krohman's company
Includes among Us leading mcmbcrn William
Morris and Mary Hampton , actors who nil
the principal roles. The music to "Under
the Hed Robe" is entirely original and the
compcoltlon of W. W. Furst of the Empire
theater , where the play held sway for 300
nights during last season.
"At Gay Coney Island" will be the attrac
tion at Doyd'n thin afternoon and tonight
anil at the Crclghton Monday and Tuesday
evening ! ) . The play 1 In three acts , each
of which Is handsomely staged and set in
specially prepared bcenery , reproducing , It
Is said , as near as may be , the actual scenes
In and about Coney Island. There Is a unique
story , based upon the will of an eccentric
millionaire , which contains a clause provid
ing for the unheard of condition that hh
beautiful daughter will Rccuro a husand and
become a widow before any part of the
testator's wealth shall be handed over to her.
The young woman marries a man who re
fuses to dlu. Through this embarrassing sit
uation nriao the complications and humorous
features which go to make up the dramatic
portion of the entertainment. Innumerable
specialties arc Interspersed and original and
catchy music abouuda throughout the per
formance.
The Crelghton announces for Thursday ,
Friday , Saturday and Saturday matinee
lAndrow Mack In "An Irish Gentleman. "
Andrew Mack Is not fotgotten here , although
It Is several years since his last visit , when
ho appeared with Fanny Hlce , and when he
cane "Molly O ! " In a way to make himself
remembered. During his absence ho is said
to have come rapidly to the front as a star
The new play , which was especially written
to lit Mr. Mack's requirements , Is called "An
Irish Gentleman , " and , as Indicated by the
title , Is a departure from the many plays
depicting lifo In Ireland with which the
Etago has been flooded for a number at
years. The author has done away with the
corduroy kntckerhockcrcd peasant boy wiiom
tbo theater goers have seen season after
ecason , and In his stead has drawn a young
Irish gentleman , reckless , careless , witty
and sentimental , but a gentleman always
and with all tbo winning qualities which arc
usually associated with the best types from
the Emerald Isle. During the course of Ilia
drama bo will Introduce a number of new
tongs , Including "Tho Irish Street Singer , "
"My Sweetest Girl. " Mack's "Dove Song , "
and "My Heart's Delight. " "Molly 0" will
bo given by special request. Tao action of
"An Irish Gentleman" takes place In tliu
neighborhood ot the lakes of Klllarney , and
the hero Is a ) oung fellow , calling himself
Jack Shannon , who , although a perfect
clrcnger , has , through a faculty of mail In 4
friends readily , obtained the position ot
steward on a line old rotate , This accom
plished , ho proceeds forthwith to fall In love
With his employer's daughter. At this point
a former chum of Shannon's , who has devel
oped Into a scoundrel , appears on the scene ,
end becoming desperately smitten with the
heroine , proceeds to ruin Iho young fellow
by means of his knowledge of a ccitaln paat
transaction wherein the hero , although Inno
cent , has made a written confession of guilt.
Things drift along until , by a strong and
deftly woven chain of circumstantial ovl-
denco , the crimes ot both forgery and theft
are fastened upon him. Then , through a
erics ot novel surprises , his complete Inno
cence Is established , and ( ho play ends hap
pily. Mr. Mack'a supporting company In
cludes Hlclmrd J , Dillon , Mirlo Dates ,
lAdolph Jackson , OlUo White , Edwin llramlt ,
Florence Ashbrooko , George Deyo , W. J.
Mason , llttlo Florence Olp , Thomas Jackson ,
illnnio Olp , U. Williams and Louis Maurice.
"Lost , Strayed or Stolen" Is the title of a
three-act comlo opera which comes to lioyd's
theater for two nights and a Saturday mat
inee , commencing Thursday , October 14 , It
is from the French by J. Cheevcr Goodwin ,
Avlth original rnuslo liy the late Woolsan
Morse. This U the first comic opera of the
teaaon and has the reputation of being ono
of tbo best of Its kind > et given to ( ho muslo
loving public. The company , comprising
home sixty odd people , travel by their own
ipcclaltrain anJ will arrived here Thursday
morning , coming direct from New York City.
It Is the original production and the cast In
cludes such clever light opera artists as
Charles Ulckuon , Harry Clay lllarney , Lucius
Henderson , Al llolbrook. Harry Allen ,
Charles 13. Hurko , C. J. Alden , Anm O'Keefe ,
Mabel Uouton , OrUka Warden , Marie Mather ,
a chorus of sixty voices and a troupe ot Span.
1 > U < lauccru ,
Hanlon's "tiuperba , " which lias not been
la this city lor Uo a gnjl IH 1)8 * t
ho Crclghton theater for four nights , open
ing with nYntlncc next Sunday ,
PrlmroHs & West's mammoth minstrels will
bo at Uoyd' theater for two nights , com
mencing next Sunday matinee.
Human greatness Is certainly one of na-
titra's mysteries. What Is the strength that
raises ono man above his .fellows . and makes
him their acknowledged leader ? What was
It that made Hccthovcn able to read the
human soul and reveal Its Innermost longIng -
Ing In muslj ? What was that that made
Goethe's Insight equally penetrating and jet
caused him to choose words as his language ?
What la that that causes the painter to KCO
In the relationship of lines and the blending
of colors the consummation ot beauty and
clory ? What made Peter the Apostle march
to martyrdom the conqueror of Koine and
of the world ?
Can It bo that thoie Is one answer to all
these questions ? Inctilratlon ! Well , what
Is Inspiration ? In Peter the Christian will
say It was the direct power of God ; In
Ueethovcn It was the power ot genius. Then
comes the question : Whence Is genius ? Is
It human , or more than human ; Is It the nat-
ualworking of the soul In relation toother
souls , or In relation to the soul of the world ?
And If In relation to the soul of the world ,
wherein docs It differ from the Inspiration of
Peter ? Is It not possible that all souls are
In close communion with their Creator , hut
that many know It not ; just as ono blind
may stand In the piescnce of a beautiful
nalntlne and see It not , and as ono deaf may
bo surrounded by sweet music and hear It
not ? May It not bo that genius Is n soul
more perfectly attuned to the harmonics of
the world-soul seeking expression In Its own
peculiar language , loving the world and man
and striving to reveal the hidden beauties
of which It Is so clearly conscious ?
May It not bo that there Is genius In all
of us. If we will only look up , Instead of
down ?
May It not bo that r.e are so small be
cause wo are so chut up within ourselves ;
so unwilling to be Insptied by the g cat as-
? lratlons of humanity and by the possible
? lorloa of Its Intended destiny ? How many
llttlo people there arc who are utterly self-
contained , but who might bo great by the
aid of their fellows. Complete dependence
and complete Independence are alike con
ditions of weakness. The admiration of
greatness develops greatness ; the Influence
of genius reveals genius ; the contemplation
of Iho source of Inspiration Is an Inspiration.
* *
It has been said that genius Is ono part
talent ami nine parts work. TrueIt Is that
many of the world's great were born very
small. It Is the misfortune of the most of us
that we alvvajs remain small. To begin lifo
amid disadvantageous , conditions Is no grounj
for blame , for wo may not chocse our begin
ning. IJut after wo ale in the world we are
the arbiters of our own destiny to n % ery
Rre at extent. Handel's father was a barber ;
Ills mother the daughter of Iho town pastor.
Chorublnl's father was harpsichord accom
panist In n theater In Floicnce ; he was born
In n cottage. Rossini's father was town
t'umpetcr and crier at Uavenna ; his mother
was an opera singer. Beethoven's father
waa a tenor-singer In a chapel In Bonn' ' at a
salary of $ inn ajear and was an Intemperate
good-for-nothing ; his mother was the
daughter of a head cook. Sehuman was the
son of a clergyman and was designed for a
commercial career. Hajdn's father was a
wheelwright In the little village of Rohrau ;
his mother was the daughter of a cook.
Schubert's father was the parish school
master at Llchtcnthal ; his mother was a
cook. Cooks have always been popular with
musicians.
What advantages could these parents have
given their children In any age or country ?
How llttlo did they give them In n countrjl
where noble birth counted for everything ?
Yet these children gave the world Its' great
est art If there be a greatest art and have
loft names that even time cannot obscure.
Mozart , dying a pauper , gave to humanity
a requiem for the dead that almost reveals
the pathway that leads to that far country
beyond thegrave. . Beethoven died planning
a tenth symphony ; Haydn regretting that ho
could not llvo to carry his beloved art on
to yet greater perfection ; Wagner planning
a muslo drama which should reveal id us of
the Occident the character end life of Buddha ,
the. morning light of the orient , the first to
preach the doctrine of unlvcisal brotherly
love.
These men had no time to kill. Ono can
make friends and money and everything else
that he nerds or wants , but he cannot make
an 'nstant of time. He who kills time has
lived long enough. Look at Paul as ho faces
death ; hear him say , as thirty years oD toll ,
privation and suffering are approaching their
end : "I have fought a good fight ; I have
finished my course , I ha\e kept the faltb.
Henceforth there Is laid up for me a crown
ot righteousness. "
Work Is about the only thing that Is sure
to accomplish results In music or out. of It.
It Is ono of the wonders of the world to the
musician how and wlum Bach wrote down all
the music he composed. H bccius Jo If the
period of a man's life Is iot suflicleiit fo <
merely making the notes. It has been salci
that It would take a cop } 1st a lifetime to
rewrite his compositions. Yet Bach was oue
of the greatest organists of his time , drilled
and conducted a church choir , played the
violin , gave lessons , was twice married and
raised thirteen children.
Mozart died when he w < is 35 years ot age ,
yet ho composed forty-one symphonies ,
thirty-one serenades and divertimentos for
orchestra , twenty-one overtures , seven or
eight operas , ten concertos and other pieces
for violin with orchestra , nine qulntctes for
string Instruments , twenty-seven string quar
tets , twenty-eight concertos for the piano
with orchestra , sixteen masses , about sixty
arias and part songa with orchestral accom
paniment , about fifty separate pieces for the
Catholic church service , a largo number of
cantatas and a still larger number of mis
cellaneous pieces for various combinations
of Instruments. Besides all his work of
composition he waa one of the finest pianists
of his time and made several concert tours
throughout Europe. Remember , he died
when ho was :15 : years old.
There are In ( his city those who pretend tea
a lovn of music end to a desire to become
proficient performers and whoso time Is al
most all their own , who cannot find tlmo for
more than nil hour of practice each day.
There are these who liavo ability enough to
become artists , but who arc such enemies to
work that they will never amount to any
thing. They torment themselves and their
friends with vain wishes for ability and
skill awl waste their time and poUon their
natures envying these who , by work , are
maKIng life a success. The year Is young
jet , the opportunity Is to hand , persistent
effort has made many great ; It will continue
to do so. Omaha's real musical greatness
will bo accomplished by her own people. By
their talent developed by Industry will she
shlno. The talent Is here ; It Is tlmo for the
Industry ,
The most Important musical event of the
past week In this city was the organization
of the Dcrthtck Musical-Literary club. U
wus and la Important becaueu It is a power
ful educational Institution that will do much
for the cause of good music , and because It
fills a vacancy not occupied by the ordinary
xan of music lessons. To understand music
ono must have a fensrltlve Imagination , able
to help the composer draw pictures. Music
Is more ( ban a mere succession of sounds ; It
Is as the throbbing of the human soul , made
Jn the Imago of Goj , and , by Its throbs , pic
turing the whole world of experience , The
jnuthod ot music study Included In the Dei-
Ihlck system develops and directs the Imag
ination and thereby makes successions of
sounds represent and recall successions of
experiences.
Francis A , Eaten , Mr , Derthlck's repre
sentative , has managed Iho work of organ
ization so ckllfully that what was but a
passing Interest when ho began Is now a
tire of enthusiasm that is melting the en
ergies of amateur and professional Into oue
glowing mass of enthusiism ,
The writer wishes to make publicly one
suggeitlon which ho would like to see apply
to all club performances ; When the per
formance is given In the prebence of club
only . u4 b club member * let
nil contribute their services gratis but
when Any club , church or other organization
chall Rive J performance to whlcn an atlmlft-
Mon tco la charged let every performer bo
paid for his services according to their
wor.h. It they arc not worth ny price they
will he in affliction to the audience.
The first regular meeting of the Uerthlck
club will he held at Crclghton hall Tuesday
evening , October 19 , at 8 o'clock , Tbo
program will bo under ( ho direction of Martin -
tin Cahn anil will consist of music by Chopin
played and ai.iilyzcd according to the Uer
thlck plan. Only members will be admitted
to this performance , HO.MEH MOORE.
Mnnlciilolon. .
Madame Xordlca Is on the continent en
joying a. vacation cod regaining the strength
lost during her recent sickness.
Another pianist has decided to make Omaha
his home. Ilia name Is Karl Tunhcrg and
ho has been a student at the conservatory at
Lincoln. All roads lead to Omaha Just now.
Xaver Scharnenka , the pianist heard hero
last season , was In town Wednesday and
Thursday , as the guest ot his former pupil ,
E. M , Jones. Ho was on his way to San
Francisco.
William Carl Is back from Europe , where
he gave organ concerts with great success
and lies begun a concert tour of this coun
try. He docs not seem to believe In losing
any time.
Madame I'attl Is at present making a tourl
of England , appearing In concert. Her hus
band , Signer Nicollnl , Is on the continent
taking treatment , ho being far from well ,
She wilt join him at the close ot her tour ,
1C in II nclchardt has composed a march
which he has dedicated to the Omaha Elks ,
It Is a spirited pleco In which the Elks may
Join , not only with their feet , but with their
voices. Mr. Helchardt Is the leader of the
Twenty-seeoB < Infantry band.
The Apollo ilub of Chicago will glvo this
season "Tho Messiah , " "The Uream of Jubal"
by Mackenzie , "Oflc to Saint Cecilia" by
Dr. Hubert Parry and "Tho Swan and Sky
lark" by Goring Thomas. William L. Thom-
llns will conduct as usual.
Mrs. Theodore Thomas desires to state to
the musical clues of America that her name
has been used as chairman ot the National
Federation ot Women's Musical clubs with
out her knowledge or consent , and that she
Is unable to accept the position so kindly
offered to her.
Leo 0. Kratz will have charge of a slght-
slnglug class In the course of Instruction laid
out by the Young Women's Christian asso
ciation. Part songs will I'O studied and great
pains will he taken to give the young women
In this department just those ideas which
will help them most to distinguish and ap
preciate geeS music.
The Inaugural meeting ot the musical de
partment of the Woman's club will he held
In the parlors of the First Congregational
church Wednesday , October 13 , at 3 o'clock
p. m. All those who desire to join the club
or the choral class to he uader the direction
ot Mrs. Cotton are requested to be present.
The historical study class will be orgaulzcd
at this meeting , under the direction of Mrs.
Shorrll. The committee Is Mrs. Metcalf ,
Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Colpetzcr.
Mine. Katharine Flek Is at present In Chicago
cage resting from her recent season In Lon
don and preparing tor a western tour. It
Is not unlikely that she will be heard In
Omaha. No American singer of late years
has scored more thorough success at homo
and abroad than Mme. Flsk. She possesses
a grand mezzo-soprano voice , especially fitted
for dramatic roles , and her most pronounced
triumphs In Europe were made with the ex
acting music of Saint Sacns' "Samson and
Dllllah. "
The musical world was recently startled
by the news that Richard Strauss , director
of the opera at Munich , had resigned his po
sition and engaged to take a. similar post at
Hamburg. It turns out that ho and Hcrr
Poasart , general Intended ! , wanted to oust
Herr Royal Intendant Perfall an old-timer
and EO put up Strauss' departure as a kind of
bluff. The prince regent called It and > oung
Mr. Strauss will stay In Munich , take lessens
In minding hs ! own little opera company , and
allow the royal Intendant and prlnco regent
to run the government.
Ante Room Echoes
"
Omaha lodge No. 1. Independent Workmen
of America , has concluded to once again give
the people of the city an opportunity of wit
nessing what home talent can do in the dra
matic line , as it la now preparing to have
presented a new but already popular play ,
entitled "Gentlemen , " a comedy drama full
of mirth , alternating with deep pathos. Tails
is the second undertaking of this kind , the
former one being a success In every way ,
meeting with the approval and pralso of a
largo audience.
At the present time there Is a great mem
ber-getting contest on hand , as the suprema
lodge has offered a set of solid gold oulcerB'
Jewels to the lodge securing the most mem
bers by December 31 of the present year.
Ancle-ill Order of Uiiltpil Workmen.
Those members of the order who did not
attend No. 18'a session last Tuesday even
ing missed an Intellectual treut. 'A ' brief
and pointed address by Dr. Parsell , closely
followed by a discourse of Brother Durch-
ard , gave some Interesting ideas concerning
the risks of Insuiance and the benefits of
fraternity. A patriotic address on the sta
bility of the American people and our gov
ernment by Attorney Holmes and a breezy
and Instructive essay on the manner in
which a valid will should bo made , de
livered by Brother Blackburn , completed a
program which was good from start to
finish.
On October 19 another special program
will bo rendered , but every future meeting
will bo made interesting.
Order of Scottish CliuiH.
Clan Gordon , No. C3 , has removed to Its
new hall 212 North Sixteenth street , and
held Its first meeting there Tuesday even
ing , when a largo number of clansmen wcro
In attendance The hull wne beautifully
I decorated with the Marsr and fttrlpto , union
i Jack * And the Urn mnpant of Scotland
and the various standards of the order , At
the cloro of the moetng } "Succe8 to Clan
Gordon. No. C3 , Order at Scottish CUnx , the
only Scottish order In ( ho city , " w a pro
posed.
Clan Gordon hopra At } fcne will confound
It with an Imitation 8e6ttlsh order , whose
members nre of all thn nrillons of the earth ,
a portrait of whose "Pegreo Team" Is ex
hibited In eomo of the more windows , showIng -
Ing grotesquely short kilts , dresses which
Scotland never know , and' ' onO dr two with
the plaid on the wren shoulder.
Kriilrrnul t'tilon of Ann-Hen.
Mondamln lodge , No. ill , which was born
one week ago , met Wednesday evening with
100 members present. For.tr Initiations took
place , after which an Interesting and lively
program was rendered. Captain Davis , the
fraternal master , Is quick and nc'curnto In
his decisions and Is giving entire satisfaction
its a presiding officer A committee was ap
pointed to make arrangements for a flue pub
lic entertainment to take placeon the last
Wednesday evening of this month. The next
regular meeting will bo held Wednesday
evening next ,
Banner lodge , No. 11 , met Thursday evenIng -
Ing with a large and enthusiastic attendance.
A large number of members of Mondamln
lodge were present and heartily enjoyed1 the
exercises of the evening , which , after the
regular order ot business and Initiations ,
consisted of music and declamations. As
Mondamln lodge will glvo Its entertainment
the last Wednesday of this month , Ilanner
ledge will probably change Its regular data
for Us monthly public entertainments to the
second Thursday of each month ,
I'lilon Veternni' t'ulon.
Itika command of this city was Instituted
on last Thursday evening by Colonel Dunlop ,
mustering officer of the national commander
In chief. There are now three commands In
this city and South Omaha and It Is expected
that in another week there will be at least
ten commands In Nebraska. Colonel Davis
a member of the order and a comrade ot
General Crook peat of the Grand Army of
the Republic , has been selected as depart
ment commander of this state , with head
quarters In this city. Vlckshurg command
will meet next Tuesday evening at the Arcade -
cado hotel , and lukn. command at Judge
Crosby's ofllco In the Patterson block on Fri
day evening.
Order of the World.
Supreme President I. G. Bnrlght of this
city has Just returned from the cast , where
ho has been spending the past few weeks
In the Interest ot the order.
On Friday evening last the members of
Mvrtlo lodge. No. 399 , held a scclable at the
residence of Mrs. Glnn on South Eighteenth
street.
A social and dance will be given by Myrtle
lodqo at the rooms In the Continental block
on Frldav evening next.
Arrangements arc being made for a. ball
to bo given In the early part of November
by Concordla lodge , 345.
Order of Heel Men.
The committee In charge of the big war
dance to bo given on the sleep of the twelfth
sun , traveling moon , report great success In
Its efforts. It has arranged a pleasing pro
gram , one the paleface friends can enjoy.
It has secured first-class music for the oc
casion. Everything points to the most suc
cessful dance the Red iMen have ever given
here.
The committee In charge Is making great
preparations to entertiln , the gr ° a' c.o.uii'-ll
of this reservation when it meats hero on ll-c
sleep of the sixteenth sun.ibeav'r moon.
SCIIIM r Vcti'rims.
There was a lively mcellng of camp No.
21 last Wednesday evening at Its hall , Four
teenth 'and Fnrnam streets. The first ser
geant read several new applications for
membership and there were two new mem
bers mustered. The camp Is growing at a
rapid rate and It is confidently hoped and
expected that by the , flrst of the year the
camp will bo 100 strong. The military com
pany recently organized Is doing good work
under the efficient Instructions of Captain
Sues. * > ,
Woodmen of. the World.
Sovereign Clerk John T. Votes , C. C.
Farmer and G. II. Schlck Instituted a large
oirnp In Neola , la. , on Wednesday evening.
The sovereign clerk Is planning for a
Woodmen of the World hall on a magnificent
scale. The building will be ready for dedi
cation In a short time.
Alpha camp will cn'ertaln In a royal man
ner next Tnursday night.
KOOIIIOCN. .
B. & M. camp 2722 , Modern Woodmen of
America , will glvo a "stag" party next Fri
day evening at Us hall. Seventeenth and
Douglas streets.
Elaborate preparations have been made for
the meeting of the Princes of the Orient ,
which will bo held at Wolf's ball , Twenty-
second and Cutnlng streets , next Tuesday
evening.
The Nebraska state grand ledge ot the
Knights of Pjthias will hold its regular an
nual meeting at Lincoln next week , com
mencing on Tuesday and continuing for three
days. There is as usual a considerable
amount of business that Is coming up for
consideration , and some of it is of Impor
tance.
Omaha Is Interested In the meeting for the
reason that the g-and ledge will take up
the matter of locating headquarters of the
order on the exposition grounds. The Omaha
members have been working on the project
for some llttlo time and have hopes that
the grand lodge will view the matter favor
ably enough to make , a suitable appropria
tion or to ar-ango some plan for raising the
necessary money.
The matter of an exposition headquarters
Is not to bo confounded with another tint
the members In the city have been woiklng
on for some time. They are now engaged In
getting up a sentiment In favor of the es
tablishment of a headquarters In the city ,
where all the lodges shall meet and which
all shall hold exclusively of any other order.
This Is to bo' entirely distinct from any
exposition headquaitcrs.
Good taste in clothes
is a matter of fabrics
their color their tex
tures t heir cutting
and shaping into up-
to-date garments.
It is not a.question
of price. You can de
tect it in our ? $16.OO
Suits aswell as in our
$3O and $3Sgarments ,
It has a distinctive value in doUars and
cents , yet costs you nothing in our store. It is
something no man can afford to ignore.
On our tables , you v/ill see displayed a
most tempting array of Fall and- Winter
woolens. They represent the manufacturer's
best thoughts for ' 97.
$ $ $ $ $ s s $ s $
Trousers 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9. Suits 15 , 20 , 25 , 30.
J209 and 211 So. 15th St , Karbach Block.
SPECIAL NOTICES
AilvcrlUpinrntN for tliene column *
trill IIP InUen nnlll 12 in. Co * Hi *
evening niul until 8 ! " ' flir " o
nioriiliiR niul Snnilny edition * .
AiUrrtUcrx , liy ri aii "l'll'r ' n " " > -
liercil check , cnn lime niimrrrii nil-
ilrr-Bnoil l inntltprril letter In cnre
of The Hep. AMU WITH * nitilroH Ml
will lie tlollir-rril on yrenontntlon of
the check only.
IlnlPH , J 1-SSc n woril Hrnt limorlloni
lo u word Ihcrcnfler. Nottilnn tnkcii
for Umi ( hnii 'Me for tlip llrnl Inner-
Hon. ThpNO nilvvrtlHcmcnU mu t bo
run .
cuimccullvcly. _ _ _ _ _ _
WAXTIJO SITUATIOSS.
WANTED. POSITION MY YOUNO MAN DO-
In * tjricftrltlnB , collecting , etc. ; Rood refer
ence * . Address \ \ 5 , Hoc. A MS40 H
SITUATION WANTED UY HANDY YOUNQ
man , willing to do nnvthlns. W 12 , Bee.
* * 10
WANTED POSITION HY Mltl'dOlST AM )
soda water dlspen-ter , WRKM reasonable. Ad-
drcM box 791 , Lllcltllelcl , 111 A-iSJ-10 *
BY YOUNO LAI > Y AS STENOaUAPHHH AND
office np'l'tnnt enlnry 23 ; experienced and
references , will go out of city. AddrcM W 18.
lift . A V-l 1"
SITUATION WANTED. A MKOtSTniU.p
ilrURRlst , pe\tn nrs1 cxncrlcnro ; bent ot ref
erence ? , etc. Address \V 2U , Omaha we.
< \ * yS < 3 10
KXPEIUENCnD ni.UVATOtl CONDUCTOR llU
nlren position. Aililrcts V S3. lice. A-'JoO ' 10 *
nn MAI.U mi.r.
CANVASSUUS TO TAKK OUUUKS : NEW l.INU
of work : 110 lienvy Roods to carry ; pilniy or
commission. C. P. Aitams Co. , 52t S IMh kt.
U .ilS
SALESMEN Toil CIOAKS. * 123 A MONTH AND
cxpciicei ; olil firm : experience unneicwiry In.
ilucemrntB to customers. C. C. lllnhop & . Co. ,
St. I.ouls. " -BIG
MI2N AND WOMEN SOMCITOH8 I'OU TUB
Rational llcperve association ; tlic best , Mifcut
nnd Boumlc't frntorimi fmlcr In the Mild today.
Addess ! P. A. C. Stevens , til N. ISth st. ,
Omnhn. ll-olT
WANTED. MEN TO I.EAHN Till' IJAHHEH
ttiulp , only elRht vvcckB ro < iulr l. illiislrntcil
cntnlopiio with mn | > of the city mulled free.
Slolur System of Hirbcr Rchools , Clark ami
Van Hurcn Sts . C.ilcnuo ; brnnclic * , New \orlt ,
St. I.ouli , Cincinnati and Minneapolis
It MS33 13 *
MEN AND WOMEN OliriANl/.EHS AND So
licitors for best fraternal In-ncllr-laiy society
in the nelil , BOoil pay. AiUlress Supreme Sec
retary Star of Jupiter , McCook , NMirasUa
II M 41 i
WANTED. SALESMEN WITH AN ESTAI1-
llsheil trade to rcprercnt us In the states of
Ohio. Tennessee. Arknn'ns , Iowa. Te\ni nml
rnllfornla only cnlcsmen lth an ictnhllshcel
trmle neetl apply. llcnr > W KliiR & < - °
Mnrket ami Adams Pts . ChlciiRO 11-MS31 10
CO SHOVELEHS FOU IIAILUOAD
cooil imj , free fnrci , thlp ilnlly. Wlilte'K Labor
AKency , 119 N. ICth st. Il-MMll 10
WANTED. LA11OUEHS Ton. EXTHA RANG
work In Wjomlnn am ] Iowa Kramer
O'Hcnrn , llth ami Parnam. H-MS34 10 *
WANTED A 1ILACKSM1TH. APPLY PAXton -
ton & Vlerllnff , Iron Works It SC7 10
WANTED , SALESMEN ; SAI\HY PAID
weekly ; experience unnecc'-bury , permanent.
Hroun Diothers Co , ChlcnKO. H
CinCtJLAR DISTItinUTOIlS EVEUYWIIEUE ;
Kiioil piy : Excelsior A l\ertlslne Co. , 213 W.
121th bt. , NcnYorU. "
\VK WANT A PEW -MEN OH WOMEN IN
e\cry to n to work for us < la > or c\cnltiKs .it
their harms ; plenum cinplojincnt the sear
round ; no wmassInK ; e piy J9 to J18 weekly ,
any one who can re.iil can iln the work , > ou
will llncl this a bplcmllil opportunltj ; rend us
jour address , we will send sou full cipHmtlon
and start sou to woiK Immediately. i' ' " ' * 8
Standard Mfg. Co. Uept. 30 , 112 W 23d St. ,
New York "
WANTED , MEN TO OO TO ALASKA , EXpense -
pense * paid by us. Prospectors Gold Com
pany , room 13 , number 7 , I'lnc nt , New York.
H SS5-10"
GOVEIINMENT POSITIONS. DON'T 1'KE-
pare for ( he postolllce or other chll sen Ice ex
amination without i-celnir our Illustrated cata
logue of Information Sent free. Columbian
Correspondence College , Washington. D. C.
*
CLEUKS AND CARRIERS TOR THE OMAHA
postoIHce. Examination soon ; 3OtjO appoint
ments In postolllce service last Jcnr ! Tull
particulars about all government positions ,
salaries , dates of eamlnatlons , etc. . free.
National Correspondence Institute , Washington ,
U. c. n 873-10 *
A SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL TO DEAL-
crs ; $100 monthly and expenses easily made.
Experience necefsnry. Acme Clear < 'o. Chicago
cage U-874-10 *
WANTED A GENTLEMAN OR LADY TO DE > -
\ote a few hours spare time to our work In
return for one of our high-grade 1S97 model
line bicycles. Address Gee A. Parker , Phila
delphia , Pa. It 914-10
HUSTLER AT THE SARATOGA. TAKE SHERman -
man a\e. car north. H 913-10
AGENTS. MEN AND WOMBN WANTED
oxers where to handle our goojs , absolute ne-
ccsslts" , evcrs' hou e office , fictory : pome
ngcnts are making * 100 monthl > Address for
Interview or particulars. Standard Ink Powder
Co , 2St Pearl St. . N. Y. It-043 10 *
WANTED , GOOD TUAVELINO MEN NOW
traveling , for fast selllmr plde line state ter
ritory Aclvertlfcr. Combination Ixick Hox8. .
Janeavllle , Minn. 11-MS86 13 *
WANTED , EXPERIENCED TRAVELING
Ealeftmn. permanent position to right pirty
and must be able to give bond Addiefn llox
814 , Chicago. H-im 10 *
WANTED , RESPONSIBLE DISTRIHt'TOIlS ;
$10 per l.OCO , particulars and samnles ! ' Cres
cent Chemical Co , C9 Dearborn SI. , Chicago
II-52S Id *
SEVERAL GOOD HfSINESS PERSONS ( MEN
or women ) to travel , $ IS 00 a week and ex
penses. Permanent position. It II. Wood
. H-MJ8-10 *
ward. Baltimore.
WANTED-SIIOEMAKP.il , 2CS SO. 12TII.
11 m 6b9-14 *
SALESMEN. IX5CAL AND TRAVELING. TO
Bell an absolute necessity to retail tinde , $100
a month and expciibes. Addiess Hoi. 3M1 ! Mar
ket St. , I'hlla , Pa. Il-b73-10
imiOHT , ACTIVE. Hl'STLlNO ' ORGANIZERS
for a fraternal order , llcenred In Nebrai-Ka.
Greatest scientific plan of sick , accident disa
bility and death benefits extant. Excelcnt In
ducements , exclusive territory. Write riulckly.
.1 r. Reynolds , Exchange building , llobton ,
Mas II-87MO *
WANTED SAMPLE DISTRIIH'TERS EVERY-
wherc , both HCXCS : $ d a thousand- enclose
stamp for reply. Acme Imp , Co. , Llpplncott
111'dg , Philadelphia. 11-Sil-lU-
AGENTS GET PIPTY CENTS ON EACH DOL-
lur , no experience neccbsary. Write for
asent'B outfit Address Ilie Catholic NCWH , &
Harclay St , New York , H
ANY MAN , WOMAN , ROY OR OIItL CAN
earn a high grnde tlOO bicycle by woiklng for
me one solid vuck or In upaie hours ; write
nulck for particulars American , 3943 Market
st . Philadelphia , Pa. 11-933 10 *
MEN WANTED , TO INVESTIGATE A PAYING
buslncFH , with or without capital. Call for
O T Gregory , Victoria hotel , 1310 Dodge st. ,
any time Momlay , after that uny day In the
vv cik from 12 to 2. H-IIM 10 *
ONE AGENT WHITES ! "I TOOK ORDEIIS
amounting to $303 Monday ami Tuesday " You
can do as well. We want one good agent In
e\try town. Apply nan and secuie the place
In-fore It la taken We furnish milts and over
coats belter In qvmllly and nlyU- than most
of the ro-called "lallor-mnde" work. Our
pilces range from $400 to $1400. Cemipleli > out-
lit anil advertising matter free to agents.
Write for particulars and mime thin papi-i.
Whlto City TalloiH , 222-2 0 Adams si . Chi.
cago. 111. I'-MD ' 10 *
WANTED. MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS AND
hrufh to live In house and do repair vvcrk ;
low pulaiy , but i-teady Job Apply to J A.
Scott nt Omaha National hajik. 11 503 10
WANTED ! A Fmivnh AND TO WORK
about the place. 1411 Vlnton 11-918 10 *
109 QHILS rOH ALL KINDS Of WOKKj 3 TO
tT week. Canadian Olllce , 1U2 DouBl.is.
C-518
ailtUS CAN OBTAIN HMPLOYMnNT IIY AD-
drenstni ; Mrs , I ! Murray , I'remont , Nh ,
C MC53 10
WANTED-OIII'L i-olt JHNKIAL ! HOUSE-
work. t2 Georgia Ave. , near Maion
C-824-10
TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN WANTED TOR
traveling position with old rstabllrhul firm ,
permanent : 140 per month and cxpenrci. / .
llox 734 , C'hlcago , III. C-MSOI 10 *
LADIES , ItOYS AND O1RUS TO DISTHIIIt'TK
sampled of baking powder und get a camera ,
gold tilled WHtili or blcscle free. Tor purlieu-
lura aiklrcfu National Consolidated Co. , Chicago
cage , III. C
WANTED. PIR.ST CLASH GIRU Mt'ST HI5
Rood cook ; references rc'iulrcJ. 102 So. 2ith
A\e.
wv > Tnn riJMALia IIRI.P.
( Contlniieil )
PIN MONMT KAhNCt > nY UVDlll AT HOME.
No cnnvnofln/t. / WhoU or part lima d < rot n.
Srnd it ply envelope for fample nnA rurtlCMlArs ,
Internatlonnl Co. , : J Third me. , New York.
C S78-10t
TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN WANTED FOU
traveling position with old established Mrm ,
permanent. $10 r r month nnd nil expense * . ? ,
llox 7S1 , Chicago. O-W9 10 *
l'I.KA8ANToMvOUK KOnAUlKS ! W
weekly , send reply envelope for sample n < l
particular * . Kcltpse Co. , Jersey City , N. J.
C-S7-1 ° *
_ _ _ _ _ _ "
WANTED-LADIES "oT"
- TO PtJRNISH NAMKB
ucualntRnccs nnd neighbors , LUht , lucrative
nnd plrntnnt work , No cntivni'lng : no pub *
llcllv. Our method Is unique. Aileo Co. , MO
W llnrrlson , Chicago , 111. C 576-11) ) '
WANTED , YOt'Nd IADY TO COPY MPSIP
III exchnnRc for mandolin or guitar Instruc
tion n. P. Sutoilus , 313 Sheely blk.
C-OIS-10 *
WAN-i D. CAPAHW : OIIIL TO DO IENERAL
liourovvoth for fnmlly of three. No washing ;
best of reference required. Apply 415 North
20th > t. C in M1-1V
LADIES TO ADDRESS ENVELOPES. CIRCUlars -
lars , nnd write for us nt home. Reply with
self-nddrefs d stamped envelope. Pierle Co , ,
Soulh llend , Indiana. U > w-lg *
WANTED , aim. I < OR OENKHAL HOfSE-
work , German preferred , 27:0 lluidelte.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED SALESLADY
In the clonk d-partment. Only those with n
pleat deal nt experience need apply , lloston
Store , Omiilm. O-M973 U
WANTED. GOOD COOK IN A SMALL PAM
lly. 2IO Douglas st. C M974 IS *
WANTED. NICE LOOKING YOUNG LADY AS
assistant In electric hath pariom ; experience
not neces arsCall Sunday. 417 S. lllh Rl. ,
iipstnlrs , Mr . Dn Leon. C MTO II *
WANTED. EXPEUIENCED LADY fANVASER
for Omaha ; nlsii one. each Nbrn kn. Kansns ,
Io a cities over S.OOO ; new- combination chil
dren's undcrwalst ; mother's busing at sight ;
$15.00 week molly made ; sample milled , 2V.
Invlnclhlct Manufacturing Co. , St. 1-ouK Mo.
C SiS7 10
WANTED. CHIIL THAT CAN COOIC. CALL
220G Do\IKlo , Hrovvtilee. C 101 10 *
I 'OH
HOITSES IN ALL PAItTS OP THE CITY , THE
O P. Davis Company , 1103 Parnotn , D 619
HOUSES ; 11ENEWA & CO. , 1M N. 11TII ST.
D-52i )
MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR , ! i23 N Y
Life. 11-521
HOUSES ; WALLACE. I1ROWN 11I/JCK. 1CT1I
nnd Douglas. U 122
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
city , $3 to J75. Pldellty , 1st floor .N. Y. Life
D-r.ll
HOUSES , COTTAGES K STORES , ALL PA UTS
of cits' . Ilrennan . Love Co , , 410 Pnxton bbxk.
LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE , 15TII AND lOU < ; i : .
iToUSES , PLATO. GARVIN DROS. . 1613 PA I I'M
D-523
_ _
HOUSES POR RENT , 11EMIS , PAXTON 1H.K
D-S21
HOUSES , J. II. SHERWOOD. 423. N. T. LIPI3
ran RENT Fiibirn 12-iiooM DETACHED
modern hou e. Inquire 234S Capitol nv * > nue.
D-523
MOVING HOPSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS
Om. Van .1 Storage Co. . 151PJ Purnain , tel 1V9
D 530
CIIAS. E. WILLIAMSON , C04 11EE 1ILOO.
Tel 717. D-S3I
FURNISHED HOUSE , XIODEI1N. S ItOOMS ,
oak finish , choice location. Pnrnam car line ,
with good Inrn , $1000 per mintli Pldolltj
Trust Compans- , first floor New Ycik Life 1 Idsr.
D-M30)
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. AL O R rXKURNISHEO
rooms , nil modern , 2121 Miami st. D-M297
SEARS RENTAL AGENCY , SIC McCAGt'E
Rlk. D-45J
TWO LARGE HOUSES IN DUNDEE PIACE ,
cheap COi Uce bldg D M3S3
TOR RENT MODERN 9-ROOM DETACHED
house , furnace , bath , etc. , nice lawn best con
dition. 930 N. 23th sticit. Inquire ) Sill N.
23th bt. D-C13
WANTED. AT ONCE , BETWEEN 25 AND CO
houpes to rent ; kreat demon 1 fcr houses ; rentals
a speclalts' . J II Sherwood , 42. ! N. Y. Life.
D-M724
POR RENT. NO. 2C1S CHARLES ST. . Wl H
9 rooms ; all modern Improvements ; good
stable. John Hamlln D M7ES
POR RENT , TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE 310
North 22d St. , near Hlg.i pchool. Inquln > 304
North ! 2d St. D-912
$20.00 SIX ROOM COTTAGE. 3021 CHICAGO ST.
Hot and cold water , bath , cistern , gns. cellar
under entire house , storm sash , utphalt pave
ment , brick walk In yard. J. I. Cook. 1114
Harney st. D-S9.MO *
5-ROOM COTTAGE. 102i S. 1STII STREirT.
D-072 10 *
MODERN COTTAGE. SEVEN ROOMS. WITH
furnace. Inquire 212 S. S0f > bt. D 991 10 *
DESIRAHLE FLAT OP 4 ROOMS IN HIIICK
house , on ground floor. 2301 Pierce si.
D M392 12 *
8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE AND 11ARN. tH fO
J. A. Scott , at Omaha Nat. bink D-S03 10
S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE TOR RENT IN-
qulro 1411 Vlnton. D M137 11 *
KOIl HKNT I"lll.M.SIini ! > ROOMS.
PURNISIIED ROOMS. 1018 CALIFORNIA ST
K 1570 O22 *
SOUTH ROOMS. 1900 CAPITOL' ' AVE.EM777
E-M777 11 *
POR RENT , LARGE l-'RONT ROOM. WELL
furnished. 1017 Dodge bt. E M78M3 *
FURNISHED ROOM , 2017 HARNEY STREET
n soo-12 *
PllONT ROOM POR GENTLEMEN MRS. RE-
Cllln. 1313 Cass E-MS4' 10
PURNISIIED PARLOR HEDROOM 25Ir
Dodge nt. E-MS50 10 *
NICELY PURNISIIED ROOM WITH CLOSET
tS. 2308 Douglas. E-SC'J 11 *
PPllNIRllED ROOMS , WITH ALL MODERN
cLnvenlenctes ; referenccH exchanged. 2101 I-'HI-
nnm. E hul 10 *
ELEGANT PIJIINISIIED ItOOMS. SINGLE OH
onf4tU , modern conveniences , four blocks fiom
nc postofflce building. Inquire 1810 Chicago
St. E-UIO 10 *
2 PURNISHED ROOMS Oil SEPARATE , WITH
use of kitchen , 700 N , 18th E J44-10 *
NICELY Pt'RNISHED PllONT ROOM , GHATE
nnd gas , ( CO So. 17th bt. E-m ! li.-ll |
SOUTH ROOM AND AIX'OVE , PARIX1R PLOOR
nnd front room upntuliH. stejm heal. 2317
Douglas st. E m S'JI-11 *
PART OP KURN1SHED HOUSE , MODERN. TO
parlleH without children , references. 2210 N.
19th st. E-193-10 *
TvVO PURNISIIED PllONT ROOMS ALSO
liiick p-iilor and nlcove , unfuinlshnl , slenm
heut , gin , bath , etc 2319 Diuglaa. l SG'i 10 *
PURNISIIED MODERN ROOMS , SINGLE OR
enbulte , with or without board. C20 S Mill t.
12 *
ALCOVE SUITE , AL O SINGLE ROOM , IN
prlvnti ) family ; In best location , Addnss W
20 , Hee. E-102 10 *
POR RENT. FRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE ,
furnished or unfurnished , inodun. Tt'il s vnth
avtnuo E SS2 10 *
FUR.M IIIMl IUHMIH AM ) HOARD.
NEATLY PURNISIIED ROOMS , 191'J DODGE
P M200 OIC *
STEAM-HEATED ROOMS WITH HOARD Iftj'J
Hunuy I' R33 NU *
LARGE SOUTH PllONT ROOM POR TWO ;
other rooms ; good board. Uhe Itote , rwo Har
ney. P MSW
MODERN URICIC , ROOSIS AND HOARD H M
up. 511 North 19th. F M717 12 *
THE ALHANY , 2101 DOUGLAS. LOVELY
suite of uiifuinlsho.i rooms ; other rooms , with
board , F M7M 10 *
THE J1ER1UAM , FIRST-CI-ASS FAMILY
hotel 23th and Dodge Btriels 1' I479 Oil *
UTOPIA , 1721 DAVENPCHIT ST. HTEAM HEAT.
F-870-1S *
THE LO\VEST POSHIHLE RA'J EH AND THE
best fiirc. A home. Sherman ave cur patten
door ttery light minutes , Newly fumlnhed ;
IIKW iminagc-ment , adjoins Exposition , Sara
toga Hotel ENTERTAINS Its guerls
P-.M752 NJ
NICELY PURNISIIED FRONT ROOM. MODern -
ern conveniences ; private family. 702 S Uith
street. P-M61I 11 *
BOARD AND ROOM. $3 PKR WKKItl NICE
room and good meal for )5 ) cents 720 North
ISIh St. P M790 10 *
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM WITH HOARDer
( or two Gentlemen 239 ! Uuuglav Kt ,
' ' *
- i' ESJ14
TVnii frf ;
ftooMS AND noAnn.
( C0ntlnu d
hONT ROOMS , WITH on WITHOVT POAIID.
* MI lUrncr. % - MJ5 !
TllfJ atCOROIA , SELECT FAMILY JIOTKU
near llnni-com r.irk , 1041 South JMh it.
BTKAM IIKAT )
bonrd , 213 S. llth St. rMt < ! 11
NICELY rt'llNISUKl ) IIOOMS. WITH IU > AIU > !
tetejihono nnit nil modern oonvt-nl ne " . MO _ 8.
19th t. 1970 10
NICILY : FI'IINU-UIKD rnosr IIOOMP W
Imnnl. 015 l ueln' . K M9
nooMfl WITH noAitn. rnt-
\nto family ; beautiful location 1I1 South
Slut. P MW1 IS *
VIJIIY I'LHASANT KOOM WITH HfUTU > :
room hm mnnlel nnd grnto. fiirnnro lira ! nnd
Knsj would rent t one or two | ier o ii loca
tion north of Hntitcom lmrl < . W : : lire.
V - > H > 0 19
ri iiNisnTn : uooM AND noAitn rort TWO !
private family. P02Vlrt St. r-MU6ll ! *
KOIl HnNTtr > KHll\ISIlKI ) IIOOMS.
TOR HUNT , 3 IIOOMS. 70S 9. 17TII ST.
a
IIOOMH. isw PAHNAM ST.
U-MMl !
TWO itNrt'HNistno nooMS , IST rt.oon.
171J ChlenKO St. O-M904 16
rou nr..vryroiti.s : AND
rou HUNT , nnsit HOOM IN CIUOUNO I-M.OOH
olllce , , llee ImlMliiR : vvnter , ( team hcnt , flectrlu
llKht nnd Janitor service. Armlv to H W.
Hukcr , superintendent , llec butlOliiB. 1 WJ
roil HHNT Tim 4-STOHY llltK'IC IU1ILD1NO
nt SIR rnrnnm nt. This liulldlnR linn n fireproof
cement bnsemenl , complete rtcntn heatliiR fix-
turcx ; vvntcr on all lluorn , gnu , etc. Apply t
( lui olllco of Tin IJ c , 1-010
rou HINT ijiTYIin 111:1 : lU'ii.uiNol
One IU'RC corner room , Id lloor , with vault ncd
1'rtvnlo onice , wnter , etc.
Ono IniKe front room , id Hoar , dlvtiled Into two
rooini by imrtltlon. water , etc.
On ? IIIIKC corner room , id lloor , vvlllinult ,
water etc.
Ono front loom , divided liv riartltlon , third floor.
One corner room with vmilt , third door.
Onelarup room , third lloor , with inrtltlon ill-
MmtiR It Into oim lurco room nnd two finnllcr
rrlvntc room" , vvntcr , clc.
Two l-irse ground tlocr rooim with xnult * .
Scvernl mnll rooma on fourth lloor with vnulti.
All thejc- room * nre hented with rtenm electtlo
Units supplied , with rirpt ctiis * Junltor fciv-
Ice nievnlorn run day nnd nil nlKht lltilUI-
IIIB drlctlv fin proof Api'lv to U. W lljUer ,
Miptilmcmlcnt , loom 104 , Ileo building
I-19S
\ : ivrsvvrui ) .
AHCN'TS WANTKIJ. TO INTItOlH'CIJ ( H'U
line of popiilii priced ciiiurrnii Jilft out , rveiy.
hody IniVB Hum , piollti lllu-r.il ixcellent
chniue to innkc mcine > Toi term * nnd p into-
Kiiiphi nddn > * ICrobsc Cniucrn I'o X 37 ,
1.1 CIO MMs J MSol 11 *
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\\ANTii > , AOUNIS IN KVIJUY 1 OCAIJTY ;
poituilt OKtnts will nnd U to t'li'lr mlvnntiiKo
to write us fir w inlet ; lie iir'cci on plimits nnl
ftnima ; ordrrK lilted on time ever.v time , prices'
the lowest. Glove Ait Co , S' < j-:97 Mil Ave. .
LADY AOKNT8 OfU MACIN1OSII , nitT : 3
Kklits poll quirk r.t hlK proiUn. ( JaluloKUO free.
Lidlcs Hupplj Co. , 3I1S IVrea nve. , Chicago.
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LADY AaiN'lS I3AHILY KAKN 11 ? Ot TO jmS
vvcfKly Felling the rnl > perfect Imllis' hit
f f tiner without ii-e of lint pin. H-implcs sent
will term-i to aprnlu. 2'c Menl I'tiMi-ncr Co ,
278 Denrboin St. , C'hkngo J 7U-10'
AOHNTS TO CVNVASS IMMfiDIATIILY , NO
e > prpnce | require ! ; wondirfitl Impiovement ;
neulcd t-verj where , wiltc ntilrL , Fnmple la
velvet lined cite 1ft cent ? . Mutiiit Munuf.ic-
titrltiR Co , 120 Chimlicia St. , Ninv York.
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AOINTS oi'Trrr i-'itii : ixt"Lrsm : : Tiliu
rllorv , no capital , one nient one day nctu.illy
vlinicd J150 Felllnir our Fnfes , i-o cinou city
r countrv ; prrofa free , nlpo factory clcnranrn
Fnle of "J7 bl-ol * at J21. cee cntnloKUe of new
IS moiIelB nt J'.O Alpine S.ifo i Cjcl < Co ,
Cincinnati. Ohio. J 001 10 *
ACTIVUvoiucnns WANTID
where for the most populnr iirt hook Issued In
10 jrnri , 9 30(1 ( sold Hist 30 ilnvx { 1200 n vvtclt
Kimrnntiel to Rood turtles : frilKht ii.itdi credit
Klvcn , the hoolc of nil other * for Xmns hnll-
ilnys , low price , sells everywhere , iniiny n eiit3
mnde $100 per month on commltslnn $2CO for
uplllnir 12.1 In JO ilnjs : other hook" , and a
heniitlful fet of chllilren'.s XmnH bocKs ; vvrltn
Immediately , will pny J1S.CO n vvecK nnd ex-
imues to a few good patthH ( men m women )
to appoint nRcnt * on our publlcatlonx. Intei-
nntlonnl News S. llook Co , Iliiltlmo-e Mil.
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AOINISVANTKD TO SIIL oru
hcntlnic lint Iron , the best FrllinK urtlcle out ;
every finilly vvnnts one , cxrlnslve territory.
O Inversole. . Pt.Vn > nc. In I. J-vjq io
J4.200 HAHNHD HY ONIJ AiNT : IN ONC
Senr In Pelllnc our | irodnct several enrn
tl .V)9 5 enrly free Fnmples. 1' . O llox 1371 ,
New York J SOS 10
TIIAVI3LING SALHSMAN WANTHp TO TAKH
side line of fust "pllniK Imoln on cAjntnli'lon ;
blK money for rlKht man. Address O llvle.
P. O llox1 27C7. N Y .I-OJ7 10
LADY CANVASSnltS AND OnNHUAL AOTS
wnntod. uild | t-el'ers. ; rend frr clrculnrs ;
IteiutlfjItiK Toilet Co. , I4'.2 Mnsonlc Tmple ,
Ch'cnRO J-03" 10
AOINTYANTID. . TO SOLICIT TIIH nrsi-
ncps firms of tl-e clt > ontllt free , hip money
to cnerKetlc nsentH. C13 New York Life Hldif.
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riioTo ni'TTONS. ruicr.s ONI : AYIIK :
One nc , two alike 2'ie : frlx r.0c ; 14 for | 1 : HO
for J1 to , photo returned , agents write.
Dallej & Co. , \S'nihlniton St , Ch'tnito , 111.
.1-130 10
WANTIID. LADY AOiNTS roll GOOD SiLL-
IIIK nrtlrle ; BOK ! tlilnit for rli/hl party , cxclu-
nlvc OKI my .1 llolimc , 23E5 Kcmpcr Lane ,
Cincinnati , O. J S97-10'
AGINTS : TO SILL PUUI : WHISKY rnmi
illFtlllery to private consnmeiH , llox 821 Cin
cinnati , O. .1 Til 10 *
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\VANTID , TO HUNT ou nrv I-IUST-CIARS
renldrncn In good locntlonj pine to twelve
rooms , state full particulars , Address W10 ,
Ileo ofllcc. K M832 15
WANTI3D , TO HUNT IIOTKL DININd UOOM
or restaurant by i-xperlcmed man Addie
AY 27 , llee. 1C 100 1C *
U'ANTii : ) . AIIOUT AN S-lioOM iTiTNISIIii >
house W 11 Uce K M'Jr 4 II *
STOHAOn.
PACiriC STOHAOi : AND WAHIIIIOUSU CO. .
803-010 JOIICH ; eene-nl Honmc- and foiwnnlln ? .
M-531
OM. YAN & CTOItAOn 1511H FAIIN'M. THL 15'9.
M-835
i\vnns. : RTOUAOI : , 1214 IIAUNKV :
\ . p.iclilntr , clii'npoiil rnles , TI > | 9.6.
M 785
WA.NTIJI > _ TO IIUV.
HIIKT i-nici ; PAID rou OMAHA RAVINRH
bank uccountu nt roam B'XJ , N. Y. Lifo lildn.
N-S3S
IIIOHCST PIHCIIH PAID I'Oll OMAHA HAV-
IIIRS bank accounts. The lJ > ron llteeil Co
N-MIOO
C'Afill roil OMAHA HAYINOS DANK AC-
run n IB. O. O , Wulluco , 312 ll'-awn blk. , 15th
nnd DuUKlaa. N 091
WANTIJI ) TO JIl'Y , IIIOII ( IHADi : " 17 MODKI.
lilocle ; Itiicvcle. prert-rri-d. AddieHBY 14 , lire.
ti"101 10 *
WANTED TO IllJY , CJOOD YOl'Nd HOIlKi :
with hiiRcy nnd harneen AiMnta , with p'lee ,
etc. , \ \ ' 1C , Hee , N U03 10 *
WANTI3D TO Hl'Y TOU CASH , 0 Oil 7.
rociii house , want to mu\u am tn iny OKU
lot. Aiblrt-ea W 13. llee. N 502 10 *
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WANTII : > , TO puiiciLvm : iTono KHIHT
inoitKiih'o C per cent Omaha ( lis llnnufncturlnir
Company bondu due lull at par Aildreo ( J.
K Platt , llnla. I'tnn. N M979 i :
roit HLI : _
ALL Til 13 riJHNITlWn OIAN 8-UOOM
house cheap , Apply 140 N. I'Jrd stic-et
O-6CI
AMI \ViXM. .
PAHT IIOAD HOHHI3 , KOl'ND , HANDKOMrj !
lit for lud > to ( Irliu ; top Hnvder liUKKy unit
li.ilmk Konil IIB iit-w , leaving city , inutl fell at
mice , ( 'neapY 17. Hie P S13 10
KOH HALIJMINCI3lliMois.
HAWDl'hT. IIULIC OH HACKED-rilllimNU
and IKJ ; ; fciuc. C , K , Lev , Wl Duuulug.
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JIOO ri3NCI3. ALL \VIIti3. 1IIJST ON I3AUTII.
lawn nnd > urd fence. Wire U'orku , O3 H , 14lh
Wi-0 2S
roit HALI3. HioiriTT3itii ) TiiTtaiTv covvu
fifth , and one bum76 Willow uvt-nuc.
Council muffs , In , Q-lilS-io
AN uruiuirr KIUIJALL , PIANO , CHICAP. 10
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