10
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailrrrtlnrmoniii for tlime colmnni
irlll lie tnken until la in. for the
errnltiK nnil until H p. m. fur the
murbluK unit Sunday cilltloni.
A l erf INC , liy rcuncsllim n niim >
livri'tl chock , can Imrr nwimerii nil *
ilrrMKPil to n iiumlirml letter In t-nrc
at The lift. Ananer * o nililrpmicd
Trill lie ilrllrercd on presentation of
tlir- cheek only.
llntm , 1 1-Sla word flr < Insertion )
Jc n vtord thereafter. NulliliiK tnken
for leu * than a.lc for the flmt Inner-
flon. Them * nilvcrtlieiuvnU ina t lir
run an r < atlvelr <
SITUATIONS WA.WKO.
WANTttll. 11V MAIlIltKO MAN. JO YEAIW
oM , position In olllce ; treed accountant anil re-
ferenow. N 6 , Ik-e. A 7)7-2S
TA'ANTTJO. 1IY YOUNO I.ADV , I'OHITION IN
ofllc * port of the day ; experienced ttennitrapner
nil typewriter. Address "I * " 1' . O. llox 176.
A-77S 28 *
WANTII _ > IAI.K
CANVAS3KUS TO TAKK OltDKHS ; NKW MSB
of work ; no heavy ir > xl.i to cnrry ; salary of
commission. C. F. Adam * Cu. . 024 Bo , ISlh St.
1J-CJ9
BAt.nHMKN TO KKl.1t TOII.KT SOAP TO
ilenlersj $ KO per month ralnry sn l expenses ;
experience unnecessary. Louis irnst Co , St.
I-ouIn , Mi ) . II M172
tVANTIJIJ. A GOOD , IttM.IAIII.i : . HtMTI.INO
cnnvnsrer. Apply to Omaha Anchor renco
Cu . 20S-M7 N. 17th Ht. It ? 31
WANTHD , wn WANT TO nSTAIH.ISH AOHN-
den In every city In United Blairs for onr
celebrated custom pants , wh'ch are made to
order nl 12 CO n pnlr ; liberal commissions paid
ewnt * ; write for particulars. Tlncr < 'u tom
Pants Manufacturers , 161 Gth Ave. , Chlcnuo ,
III , I1-G23 2J
1VANTIJD , AT ONCH. PANTS AND VK8T-
mnker. Addrets H. Knsseuaum , Wcit 1'olnt ,
Neb. U-M612
1VANTIJU. U IIARNi:8SMAKiil8 : AT ONCK ;
best of vvnises. Apply by mall or In person
to Iluckataft Dros. Mfg. Co. , Lincoln , N'rlt
1I-M711 M
WANTJIn. A ItKLlATtl.K OITlCn ItOV : MUST
he a good penman : referencfs requrrd ; send
wr'ttcn npp'lcatlon to N 9 , Ue ? . ll-MTCt
WANTKO-HTIUCTI/V rill.ST-cr ASS MOUI.D-
er ; quick , wage * f.1 M ; steady job to rliilit
man. Illack Hills Mfg. Co. , Dead wand , S. .
JJ-801 4
WANTKH. AT ONCH. AN AM. HOUND MAH-
hie nnd cranlte cutter. Apply to Two Johns ,
nialr. Neb. 11-802 2
WANTED. SITUATION IIY A IoT ) WITH 2
venrV experience , to finish the tailor trade :
good reference. I * I , McKenilc , Aim * . Neb.
. , . H-M3I3 30 *
\ V.THI _ FK M A I.K IU5I.P.
ino " oinr.s ron ALL KIND ? OF womc ; $3 TO
I" week. Canadian Olllce , 1C23 DouKlas.
t C-SS1
WANTHD. nxi'iniiNcnn :
lllliii , 1312 Douglas it. C MCSS SO
WANTHn , Clint. FOU nilNIIUAI. 1IOUHK-
work. Call ftt once , K39 California PI.
C 753-28 *
, otiiL FOU INIIIAI. : HOUSK-
work ; unnll family. 832 H. Kith ft. C 7JS 2 }
GOOD OMIL FOU HOUKITWOHK.
180H ChlcBKO Ktr. C M780 3) )
O1HL FOU iiousinvomc 1110
No. 42il St. C-M7SS 30 *
TO DO OINIIIAL : HOUSBWOIIK. an
win. c Mvi4 so *
ciioicn IIOIISKS AND COTPAOIM ALL ovnn
city ; $1 to J73. Fidelity , 1st floor N. Y. Life
D-CGJ
iiousns. IUNC\VA : & co. , ios N. : vn ? ST.
D-CC.1
IIOUStLS. STOIIKS. ' lli.MIS : , PAXTON IlI/JCIC.
MODKRN U-HOOM , AIAO D-P.OOV
hotine ; key nl 23W Capital Avc. Tel. 57i. II.
H. Ilobson. D 671
JIOVINO HOUSntlOLI ) OOODH AND PjANO"
Oin. Van & Storage Co. . 1S11U Fnrnnm. 1
U-JiO
LIST. H'CAOUR. 15T1I AND JJODOU.
HOUSES. OAUVIN BItOa. , 1 I3 PA''M
D-CC :
ron nnNT , TnN-nooM MODKIIN HOUSK.
wll'i lance , well nhiileil Krounda.
John W. nobbln , 1802 Karnam. -
FUPNITUItn AND I.KASKHOLD UF A JO-
room modern flat for nn at a barRaln. GouJ
location , rent low. Ileml * , I'axton nil1.
i noposmoN8 FOR TUB PLACH. 2t K.
24th t. . Including house , barn tnd three ni-ipa
of ground. Apply to W. V Holde.1 care of
Drermun-Lo\e Co. , 219 S. IClh et. D-MT73
10-nOOM DKTACHHD MOUHRN HOUSK , 2I ! l
N. 20th at. ; nice yard. A. It. Conic , 211 S. h
THE KAST OMAHA LAND COMPANY HAVE
U few desirable cottage * for rent. Apply to
U S. Halne * , Ua t Omaha U-C20
MODBKN FIwVT. 118 SO. 2STH ST. , 10 IlOOMiJ ;
posscMlon May lit. 604 lice Itldg. D MXOS
iron ROOMS.
ROOMS'i Y THW DAY On WKHK AT 1 UK
Central hotel. IfUi and D.xlce . dti. K Mli ! Mi4
, , . JIOOM-THANPJBNTS. 1708 DOUGLAS ST.
> - r. E-MIH MIC
BOUTII TOONT HOOMH. MODERN. 25SO
, Hainej- . D M702 J0
fciniNISHED UOOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING.
XU ± a.-Mnrr's. E M71I
IM ) PA11LO1W PAIlLOn IIEDnOOM.
. lery chenp ; board If wished ; private family ;
no. children. Addreag M 47 , Ilee. E M73I
t FUHNISHKO noOMS FOU HOUgKKEEPINl )
for man and wife. UVnl taken In board. ? 19
N 17lh E 7SO
DAY Oil WEEK. 1512 DAVENPOUT.
E-M7J '
MOST DfMIUAULi : I'UIVATi : FAMILY. 1919
Dod < e. E-M331 MS
_
FUUNISIIID ROOMS , TOIVATR FAMILY. "MS
N. 23d. n MSI2 MJ
FRONT loO& ( WITH AI.COVD. OPPOSITE
Shrlner. 2M4 Harney. i : MS07 Ml *
Kt'HXIHIIICn It ( ) ( ) > ! § AMI IIOAIID.
THR 3IK1IIUAM , FIRST CU\Sd FAMILY HOtel -
tel , 25th nnd DodKC Sts. F-6
FOR UHNT-LAROE AND SMALL FURNIfill
ed rooms. 1316 Chicago St. I' 7J3.MI *
NICU ItOOMS WITH I10AUD. ISSt IIINNRV
f M7 M2 *
PIiKARANT IIOOMS. MODHItN ; STRICTLY
nret class bonrd. EI2 N 19th Kt. T-M7S7 M *
1-LUA8ANT ROOM WITH ROA11D ; THAN
lents accommodated. 1 5 Capllnl a\enue
F-MS18 Ml *
FOU HE T UXFURXISHED
IIOOMS.
FOn nENT. NICB OIITII FHONT UNFUR
ylhel nwms , with bath ; Wlthnell block , r
W , . Carmlchael , Na. 6 , Wlthnell block.
UNrURNISIIED IIOOM3. Sli SOUTH J1D RT * '
. Q-M7JI CO *
ron HEXT sTonns AND OFFICES.
FOR KENT , DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
office , tie * building ; water , steam heat , elertric 6
Il . .tnd janitor service. Apply to Superln.
tendent. Ilee bulldlnc. 1 197
FOR RENT-IN TUB REE BUILDING :
On * lama corner room , 2d > floor , with vault anil
private office , mater , etc.
One lantB front room , 2d floor , divided Into two
rocats by partition ; water , eto.
One Urge corner room. 2J door , with vault.
On * front room , divided by partition. 3d floor.
One corner room , with \ault , 3d floor.
One largo room , Sd Hoar , with partition dlvldlnc
i
It Into one large room and two smaller prhata (
rooms ; water , etc.
Two large ground floor rooms , fronting nth St
with \auli. '
Several small rooms on 4th floor , with vaults.
AH thes * rooms ar * heated with steam , electrlo
Hctat * . supjUUd wltk Ont claa * Janitor ten Ice.
elevators run day and all night ; bulldlnt
trlctlr flrepmol. Apply to superintendent
room 14. Dee build In * . I 19 $ ,
TOR TRACKAGE. TRANSFKRRINd AND
desk room , apply to the Aultman * c Taylor
Machinery < X. N. E. cor. Mil * Jackson Sis ,
| > ABT Of FIRST CLASS OROCCRY STORK
to butcher ; oed location. N. 16tu. N U. Ik
I-M7W Ml *
-
FOR RENT. TUB 4-BlX > RY TiniCK
at 111 Farnam St. Tills building liaa n fl'epron
cement basement , water on all noon , , etc
tke cio * of TIM * , i- : o
AJiT3 WASTED.
WANTKD. AOKNTH TO flRI.Ij
R-a * Renirntorii : must be men ot ability and
pome meins. Acct > Iene , the light nf the filturi
for town , cities. l-rr.i. churches , hall * , fac
tories , holeM and prlinte resldenpo < Addrjjs
Omah.i Acetylene Oan Co. . IIS and IM N 1K.1
st , Omaha , Neb. J-M31C MH
WASTKI1 TO UNXT.
WANTED , TO RUNT MODERN C , ( I OR 7-
room hou. o about June 1st Address M 41 , Ilee.
K-MSJS
WANTED , TO RINT MODKIIN HOURR. s oit
14 rooms ; desirably located. W. S. Hector , nt
N ll , Ilnnk of Commerce. K-MCH
WOULD MKK USB OF PIANO"POU 2 flOPttJ
ilnlly , N B , nee. K '
WANTKD , FUnNISIIUD 1IOUSI3 nt'TUNO
gummer. N 7 , I3ec. K MJW
WANTED. A MOOEIBN 11OI1SK. R Olt M
rooms , iletaclietl If powlble , In tlie rralrtcnce
part of the city. Mnjor t , , A. Kivriier , U. b.
A. , 610 Ite * Mag. 1CMT71 23 *
WANTKII. 3 Oil 4 KUUNISIir.I ) IIOOMS IKJIt
IlKlit hnutekceplnur state location with reply.
N IT , Tee. K MW > MI *
STOIUGR.
PACIKIC BTOnAOB AND WATlEtrOURH CO.
( OS-910 Jonei ceneral itorage and forwnrdlnif.
M-673
OM. VAN SL STOnAQE , 1S11H FAIIN'M. TKI 1S53
M-C74
WAXTED TO 1IUV.
SECOND-HAND IleKK.S DOUQIIT VOll CASH
at the Antiquarian book store , 1519 Par mi m at.
N MT73 MM *
CASH roil 2ND HAND 11OOK.S. CIIANK. 2)7 )
N. IClh.
WANTED , AliOUT 200 YAUDS OP DIHT. 1126
No. Uth St. N 619 29
WANTED , EQUITY UESIUENCi : PIlOrERTV ,
ofe In. N 8 , Ilee. N-M770
\NY ONI2 WISHING TO SEI.I. A OOOD Ul1-
rl ht plnnn inav pnfiHlbly mcure cuslorner by
nK Hex 4U , Omaha. N MT74 Ml *
FOR s\itriiuMTiiiir ; .
ELIj rUUNISHED HIX-HOOM KI.AT , 11EA-
tollable rent ; ( .heap for cuh. 3171i N. 15t i St
0-721 Ml *
ANTIQUI3 OAK WAHDHOI1E IN OOOD CON'
dltlun : lack of room rennon fnr xelllnK : worth
W will sell for S25 , Address N 4 , Iloe.
O-7J1-2S *
FOU SAM : . FUHNITUIIE , IIY s. D. C\HAD ,
618 N. 16th St. : One lied IOUHEC. 2 onk ilre g-
crn , 1 oak illnlnic "table , C dlnlnic rhalr' . 4
rockers , 1 booKftise. O 11797 Ml
FOR SVLn llOHSICS AXD 1'AOOXS.
TWO-SRATBD TAMII.V CAIUUAOi : , LUATir
or extcnsUm top ; n hlBh trrnile velilcle In rood
onler. AdJtx-ss N 18 , Ilee. I' SCO 3 *
EXHl HA I.E. A KAMIIJY IHIIVINQ TEAM ,
black ; nclsht 2,700 ; Bentle ; laily cm drive nny
place ; perfectly sound , N 19 , llc-e.
I'-MSOS MS *
FOR SAM' MI CKI.I\VKOU5. ;
HOO AND POUI/i'llY FENCE ; IIETTEIl THAN
ulrc ncltlnir. Fine sanduit for lloors. Tel. 4
901 Douslai. Q-tM
HOUSE CTTPI'INeJ MAnilNES. KNIVES AND
rcpnln , nil iitanclard mnke > on hand ; grinding
razor.sicarj , clippers ; prompt senlce. A. ! < .
Unrleland. Q-671
CHICKEN , HOO AND I > AWN FENCES : AU.
wire ; Is best. Wire Works , Uth and Hamey.
m7S
NEW niUCK , W1THNELL IIROS. &
Smith's. Q-MC07
IIAUUMAN PIANOS AT MUELLnit'S. 1STH
nml Fnrnnm. Q M701 3)
SAI.E-A NEW $4M KIMI1AI.L , 1'IANO
for $323. Denna Allbery , South Onrnhi.
Q-724 Ml
TWO HOI.STEIN llUt.US OVKII YEAH OLD
reslitered nnd rlsht Rtud ones nt to BDHW am' '
win In stroiiK company. Turner , 1320 : lo 21th
Omnlia. Q 73r-iS *
NEW OROCEIIY ICB BOX FOIl sTvL
cheap. C. W. Shracier , IClh and Illrnilo.
Q-M730 29 *
NAT'Ij CASH IlEOISTBIl ; TOTAt. ADDER
little used. 410 N. ICth , Onmha. Q-777 3 *
FOR SAUE. TEN It.I.P.A.N.S. FOR S CENTS
at ilrusKlstsf ; one gt\es relief. Q M78
FIRST CI.\SS HARDER OUTFIT FOR SALE
cheap. Inquire 1013 S. ICth. Q-MS13 Ml *
1S9S HICYCIES DOWN TO J3 00. NEW 1S88
Model ladles' and Gents' Ill-cycles are now
lielnp told on cany conditions as lotv as I5CO
others oulrlRht at J13 M and Men grade at I1S.K
and J22.50. to be paid for after received. If you
will cut this notice out and Rend to Sears , Roc
buck & Co. , Chicago , they will eend you their
1893 lllcycle catalogue and full particulars.
Q-M311 23 *
MISCELlA\KOtR. !
FOR RENT. A EARN AT 1SK CABS ST.
R M909
ANTI-MONOPOLY OARnAflE CO. CLEAN' '
cesspools & privy vaults. Ml N. ICtn. Tf177 \ *
* v oji jia -
SimUHHKItY AND TREES AT 1717 DOUOLAS
Frank U. Martin , residence 462 ] I3oule\anl vc ,
M431 MIC *
NKW IJRICK AT WITHNELL RROH.
Smith's yard , 22d and Hickory. Telephone 413 ,
R Jnio
MASSAGE , UAT1IS , ETC.
MISS MATER-CinROPODIST. MANICURE-
Scalp , facial , trcatroents ; wanted gtudentp. 400
Puton Wk. T 3U Mil
LAURA ELLTPON , 113. N. ISTIl ( UfilTAnS )
room 12 , Turko-Russlan and plain baths , mm
age. T MiSS Mli ! *
MRS DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE RATIi
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. 11th , up
etalrs. T-M715 Ml *
MME. SMITH. 118 N. 15TH ST. . HOT SPRING
and vapor baths. T 769 M2 *
I'EKSOXAI , .
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUDLES. 346-8
aiisi physician couiultatlon or health book free
U-GSO
UATHS. MASSAGE. MMC. POST , ! 1 H S. 13TH
U-3S3
CI/5THES CLEANED. PRESSED AXD RE
paired ; day or nlcht dress Julta for hire
Pantorlum , N , E. Cor. Hth and Famc'.n. Tel. tc
U-CS1
HORSES CLirt DKORONBDOLLAIl ; ELEC
trio clippers Tel. GS. McCormack & llaumlcy
14th and Hownr.l. U 533
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR , FACE IJLEMISHES
ipmo\e l with electricity at Mme. O. I'ayne'n
halrdre rln ( ! anil manicure parlor * , 312-113 Kir-
bach block. U M54J M19 *
O. R. CRANDALU CITY CONTRACTOR FOR
brick sidewalks ; best repressed Mtrllleil pay
InK brick used ; 'attraction guaranteej 20
B. 11th st. Tel. S17. M5S3 MS
MOXKY TO \X41K\I , IJSTATE.
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS
R. C. Peters A Co. , - Vt S. Nafl Rank llldir.
W-C84
MONEY LOANED ON IMPROVED REAL EB
tate In Omaha , Council muffs & South Omaha
W , II. Tbomat. 03 First Nafl. Hank , Omaha
W 6S3
llOO.OeflOO SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
first class Improved Oimha property , or for
building purposes Fidelity Trust company.
W-SSS
ANTHONY LOAN ; * TRUST co. , sis N. Y. u
quick money at low rates for choice tarm lands
In Iowa , Northern Missouri , Eastern Nebraska
* - W 87
LOAN ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 1120 Farnam
W-SSS
1T.R CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS ,
Gar\ln tiros. 1613 ruroam St. W 83
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real eitate. Ilrennan-Love Co. . 21 8. 16th.
W-SJ
S'S PER CENT MONEY. IJEM1S. PAXTON I1LK Dc
1100 W ) , l OtX ) . I3M 00-PR1VATE MONEY , O >
one , two , three or rive years time. W. L. Kelby
S34 Hoard or Trade. \V C 79
'
MO.VBV TO LOAIC ATTELS.
$10 TO $ l .OW TO IX AN ON
HOUHKIIOIO ) PURN1TURB AND PIANOS
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAUKlIOUaE RKCEIPT8. ETC. ,
at lotresi rates in
Omalii. South Omaha and Council Uluffs.
No removal of coeds ; strictly confidential ; you
can psy lh losn otT at any tin * or In any
anuunlt.
anuunlt.OMAHA MOUTGAOB LOAN CO. of
Tlia OLDEST. LAROFJST AND < ? NLY INCOR
HJltATEU LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
MONEY LOANED SALXIIIED PEOPLK HOLD- ? |
Ins pernalieitt po * tloos. with rtpon lbUi con
cern * upon thtlr own name , without security
ay poymenu. Tainan , R. ttt , N. T. U b4 !
rtlTT-t.1 TTA T. A TT. ATWTT. On 1 Qt\Q
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J.
J , Olbaon. t4 ! First Nat'l Hank. Y M
-OR SALE-A IIAROAIN-SIY ENTIRE DRUG
stock , show cares , soda fountain and coun
ters ; nlFo will rent store at reisonnbla rent ;
located Union Depot hotel , one block from U.
P. ami Jlurllngton depots , Ernest Stulit , pro
prietor. Y 479
2TaV ) SECl'RE' ? THIRD INTEREST IN MAN-
ufaolurlnir mall order business , K per cent
guaranteed ; If you have th * money and mean
business ln\estleate this. M M , Ilee.
Y-M69110
IP YOU WANT TO BUY OR HELL ANY BUSI-
nc s see Walsh. 119 N. 16th St. Y M74530 *
FOR SALE. A OOOD HARNESS IIUSINES3.
Address Ilex 237 , Wnvcrly , Neb. Y M76) ) 2 *
CLEAN GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES
cheap ; about ( Mo on t.ie dollar ; mostly new ;
must vacate premises ; biggest bargain offered.
Apply N 13 , Hee. Y M78S 30 *
FOU HAU : . ONE-rOUnTH INTCltnST IN
welt equipped anil paying electric light plant
In Rood Iowa tovvn ; will resUn my position nn
superintendent In fnvor of purcharer. Ad
dress N 15 , care Omaha Ilee , V M7S3 Ml *
T50 CIGAR STORE , IIEST LOCATION IN
city. Walsh A Co , 11J N. Uth st
stYM7M M *
WANTED , STI1ATY MAN PARTNER , WITH
I3.VJ : BIX" ! piiln r cfllci1 business ; rare clinnre.
Walsh. & Co. , 119 N. 16th nl. Y M793 W *
OR SALE. HALF INTERHST IN SALfToN
business , Omaha ; llrst-clnss plncc nnd lornllty.
Address II. T. , World-Herald. Y 893 2S
SPLENDID CHANCI ? FIRST CLASS GRO.
eery , fine location , geol trade ; reason for sell-
Ins when rec buyer. N 10. Bee. Y M810 Ml *
FOR EXCHANGE.
VARIOUS PIECES OF PROPERTY AND
farms In Nebraska to trade tor mercliandlip.
Address L 42 Be. . X M1S1
CO-ACRB CLEAR FARM NEAR HNOHOMISH.
Washington , and I3 , 0(0 In defaulted llrst
mortgages on southwestern Kansas lind. to ex
change for Improve 1 property In Omaha ; i > a ty
will as > ume reasonable amount of ! numbranre
W. L. Selby , 531 Beard of Trade. X M727
FOR SALE HEAL 1SSTATE.
KOl'NTXK PLACE IJARGAlNH , J2.EOO. J3.7. TO
6.KK ) . J. J. Gibson , G14 First Nafl. Hank HMij.
RE-C34
FOLLOWING OESIItAIlLn I'llOI'KIlTY ; 11USI-
npM lot corner. COxlSO ft. . In So. Omaha , paved ,
Ittislness lot , 00x120 feet , Improved , youth Omaha ,
street pave-1.
Tract (21 ( lots ) , 3Clh 81.
Tract ( M lots ) . : oth St.
For partleulaiB apply 1012 Farnam St.HE
HE C53
NCW. MODnilN 6-noOM COTTAGE. LAHCi :
lot. } 50K cash , b.ilant. to suit. Address O ? " > .
Bee. RE-MI'S
GERMAN SAVINGS HANK 1'ROPEHTY.
NOTHING FOR RENT IN OMAHA OR bOUTll
OMAHA.
NOW IS THE TISIE TO RUT.
Huv nnd nave -ent. Never before In the lil'tcry
of Omaha Imv * there been such opportunities
uffered to nccUlrc | lots rr homrs at jour own
prices. You make tha prices.
Recchcrs must sell. Depositors' demands must
l > satisfied
1 give out no lists. If you want to buy 1 will
imtch nny prices made by nnjone Lots In
South Omahi. lots In Omaha , lots e\erynhero
from $ IW to It.0 0. Houses and lots nnd ocre
tracts In Douglas county , .
Any reasonable offer will b" fa\ornbly coiifM-
errd. Tell me what joilallt and I will tell
sou nhat t will take.
If 50" have n customer I will pay regular com-
ml'Mons. I ha\c no ogents.
Nciv 7 per tent loans , 11,000 to 11,500 , for sole on
lmpro\ed property.
THOS. II. M'CAGUE , Receiver.
100 N i : h st.
RE MM3
HOUSES. LOTS ] FARMS , LAND' ' . LOANS ,
also fire lnntrance. Bcmli1 , Taxto-i block.RP.CD7
RP.-CD7
RARGAINS : 5-riOOM HOUSE , 092 SOUTH 2CTH
St. . rental JlfiO.CO per > 'nr ; price , Sl.:03
02x132 ffct on Cumins street , pays 7 per cent ret
on 12.EOO.
11 boucen nnd 1 store , rental , JftS.O'J ' per seir ;
prce. J3.RCO.
44 feet front 3-storv brick tulldlnp. neir I4tli nnl
Dougla , rental 2 100.CO p r jear ; pilce. J2 ! 5W.
J. N. Frenzcr. Opp. olil P. C TIE M25I
I ? YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE TOR SAt.r
end Wfa/it It sold list It with ma an 1 I wl I
tell It ( If I can ) . If > oultu to purclmfo nnl
want n biz bargain , look over my list. .1. H.
Sherwood. 422 New York Life. RH M 414
SIIOn'I'H\M AXD TVl'fc. WIUTJSC.
A. C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL Of SHORTHAND
and Typewriting. 717 N. Y. Wfe , offers tie fol
lowing advantages : Individual Instructions bj
experienced teachers nnd skllHu ] ftenogrtipheH ;
up-to-date methnrt ; touch system of t\pc rl'-
Inc If preferred : participation In actual norK ,
for whish students receive pay ; monthly piv-
ments. M
AT OMAHA DUS. COLLEGE. 16TI ! & DOUOl-AS
699
SHORT-HAND. UP-TO-DATE. TAUGHT TIT
court reporters Doylea' School , 403-3-7 Bee bHs
' 703
DHICIC.
WITHNELL BRO & SMITILPAVINO. RHWER.
lUlldlricapacUy ; 100.000 a doy22d & Hickory rls
T l 4S. 620
SUMirEIt RESORTS.
THE JBWETT COTTAGES , GREEN MOUN-
taln Falls. Colo. : a msimer borne In the
mountains : b-nutl.'ul rottnets. fully fuin/B' d.
for rent by the reason at rearonalile rates.
Illustrated circulars < nt rn ppl cation. Ad
dress J. B. Jewett , Green. Col ? . "
M5W M3 *
FUH.VITUnE PACKED.
K. S. WALKIN. Jill CUMINO. TEU 1331.
PAWMIHOKCHS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 4IS N. li > JII.
8IUKWALKS.
PERMANENT SIDEWALKS AND FANCY
driveways. G. Rushart , 214 X. Ut.i : 'phone 1IUJ.
MSIO Ml *
TYPEAVRITER8.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT 11.00 I'ER MONTH
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1C2S Kar-
nam St. ; Telephone 12S4. 707
nRHSSHAKIJVG.
DRESSMAKING. FAMILIES. 2504 DAVP'T.
MW2 MC *
EXPOSITION PRO\TAGES FOR HICXT.
GROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION.
Hernia. Paxton Blk. 703
STENOGRAIMIURS.
WE faOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
stenographers free. Th Smith-Premier Tvpe-
vvrlter Co. Telephone. l2St. 7il )
JUSTICE : OF THE
D. B. HOUCK. JUSTICE OF THE PEACK , 111
Karbach block. 06S
IIOIISK PASTUHE.
ALFALFA PASTURE. BOARD FENCES. A.
W. J'helps & Son , 207 N. Y. L. bldf. Tel. 1054.
618 J22 *
LOST.
LOST. POCKET BOOK , SMALL CHANGE. RE-
cclpt and keys. Return Chesapeake llcstniir-
ant. 607 N. Kith St. Lost-SOS M *
LOST. SOLID WATCH AND CHAIN AT
Union depot ; good rcwanl for return to Boo
olllce. Lo t SOI Ml
KOUXD.
FOUND. PURSE. SMALL COIN. C04 BEE IIU > G
Found 753-2)
4JOVKHVMKXT ? 4OTIJE9.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SU1 PLIF -
> partment of the Interior , Olllce of Indian
Affairs , Washington , D. C. . Slarch 00 , 1SDS.
ScalftI proposals will b > received by the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs at Nos. 77-
Woostcr street. New York City , until 1
o'clock p. tn. of Tuesday , May 17 , 1KW , fcr f ur-
nlshlns for th * Indian Service , cottee. BU ar ,
tea , rli-e , bnkfntr powJer. oap , fcTocerlea ,
bUnnkets , woolen nnil cotton goods , clothing.
nntlona , hats and caps , bcots und shoes ,
ctorlttiry and school books. Ulda must be
marto on government blank * . Schedules Blv-
Inir all necessary Information for bidders
will be furnished on afjpllcatlon at theIn
dian Offic * . Washington. D. C. . Hoe. 77-79
Wocwttr street. New York City ; No. IOCS
State Btrt-et , Chicago , III. ; the CommlB8arl 8
8ubHWi'4ice , U. 8. A. at Cheyenne. Lear.
enworth. Omaha , St. Lou la , St. Paul nd
San Ftmnciaco ; the postmuttcra at Sioux
City , Yankton , Arkunttas City , CaHwell , To-
peka. WlohlU aad. Turaon. Blda will tx
opened at tli * hour end dar above stated ,
nd bidder * ara lavlteU to be prcaent AC
W. JONHB , Commlslon r.
> " uvf-u
XOTICK.
( Should ho read DAILY by all Interested ,
a * changes may occur nt nny time. )
Foreign mnlls for the we > ck rndlng April
30. 1SS8. will clo e ( IMlOMlTIjY In nil o * eii )
nt the Oclioral 1'oslotllno na followJlI'AH-
CBt.3 POST MAILS close ono hour earlier
than closing time shown below :
Trnnn-Atlnntlc Mnlli ,
SATUIIDAT At 0:30 : n7m. for FRANCR ,
8\VITXKnLAND. ITALY. SPAIN , I'Oll-
TUQAL , TUllKDY , EOYPT nnd PUIT-
I8H INDIA , per.s , s. La Normandle , via
Havre ( letters for other parts of Kurrmo
must be directed "per La Normnndle" ) ;
nt 0:30 : a. rn. for nUROI'B. per n. a. Urn-
brln , via Queenitown ( letters for Frnnce ,
Svvltzcrrnnel , tlnly , Spain , Portugal , Tur
key , Bjypt ; h < l'llrltlsh India must bo ell-
reeled "pejri Umbrla" ) : at S a. m. for
NI'rrHBHI VNI9 direct , per B. * . Spanrn-
Jam , via. ttrrdam ( letters must bo di
rected "peivSpiiarndam" ) : nt 8 a. tn. for
ITALY , neB - ST Knlser Wllhelm II , viix
Naples ( iPtterfiTmust bo directed "per
Knitter WtlheUn II" ) : at 10 n. m. for
SCOTLANUnUn-ct , per s. d. Anchorln , via
Glusgow ( loHcry must be dlrpctcil "per
Anchorln"rititi11 ; B. m. for NOItWAY di
rect , p ° r H. a. Thlngvalla ( letters must bo
directed "per Thlncvalla" ) .
After the Ci as pt Ibs supplementary tranr-
atltntlc mtllV nwieil above. hddltloiiHl ur.l" ! .
tnentary rnaHX aty niwned OH the plerH of thj
American. Knirlliilf , I'Vcnch nnd German stmn
en nnil remain open until within tan tnli.ufft
of the hour ( tf'mflllns ' of tteatnc- .
M jf
Jinll for Suatlr nnil Central America ,
ttNt lnitlc-ii , Ktc.
SATUKDAY-vAt'9''M n. m. ( supplementary
10 a. m. ) fenUKEWAIID nnd WINDWARD -
WARD ISm\NDS , t > er s. H. Ciirlbbetat ;
10 n. m. ( supplumentary 10:30 : n. in. ) for
HAITI nnd CAUTHAaKNA , per s. B.
Atliosj at 10 n. m. ( inpplotnentnry 10:30 :
n. m. ) for POUTUNK ISLAND. JA
MAICA and SA VANILLA , per 8. s. Altai
( lettero for Coatn Rlcn mint bo directed
"per Altiil" ) : nt 13 m. ( supplementary 1
p. m. ) for OfiJNTRAL AMERICA ( except
Costn Illc'O and SOUTH PACIFIC
POUTS , m-r s. P. Ai1v.tnc . via Colon ( let-
tor. * for Gtiutcnmla must bo directed "per
Advance" ) : nt ! > : CO p m. for NKNVFOUND-
LAND , per steamer from Narv. Sydney ;
nt 8:30 : p. m. for ST. I'lKRRB-.MIQUi-
LON , per atetirner from Hu'.lfax.
Mnlin for Nevvrounillnnd , bv nil to Iltllr x nnil
tht'tic" bv Htcnmcr , clii > nt thU olllec ilnl ! > ' nt
SSO : p. m. Mall * for Mln.ucli.-n , by rnll to jn -
ton nnd tlicno" L > sloiinii- close * tli'i ' olil' o
iHlly nt SiM p. in. Mills for Mexico
City , overland , unless rpcclillv n'iri ! > M.'t t'l
dlFpatcli by steamer , clone nt thl * oinci" iHllv
nt 2:3J n. m. an > t 2:33 : p. tn. 15 glst"'n > d jmll
closes nt C:0) : p. m. previous iliy.
Trnnn-l'ncltli * Mall. * .
ilnlls for Chlnn , Japan nnil Hawaii , per s.
s City of Ilio Janeiro ( from Sun Fran
cisco ) , close hero dally up to April 21
nt ( i-CO ip. m. Malls for < h ° Society IJ-
InmK per ship City of Pnp'ltl ( from
San Francisco ) , close here dal y up to
April 21 nt 6:30 : p. rn. Mnlls for Hnwall ,
per n. f. Zrnlindln ( fiom Fan FranrUco ) ,
clo o here dally up to April 23 at CCO : p.
m. Mull * for Australia ( except \Vept Aus
tralia ) , VPW Zealand. Hav.uil nnd Fl'l 1s-
Inn'if , per P- Wnrrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , close lire dully nfter April * * j5
nnd tip to April 28 at C.T : < > p. m. Mails
fcr China nnd Jaoin ( specially nUilrfssrcl
only ) , per H " . Umprei's of China ( ttom
Vnm Oliver ) , clo-'o here dully up to Mny
* J nt OM p. m. Malls for China nnd
Japan , per M. s Columbia ( from Tncom.i )
close here dallv up to Mny "S nt
G.-IJO p. m. Mills for Australia ( ex
cept those for West Australia , which : ue
forwarder ! via r.urfni ) . New Zealand , Ha-
vvnll. T'ljl nnd 31 moan Island's , per s. f.
Murlp-jya ( from San Francisco ) , close hers
dally up to May " 13 nt 7 a. m. , 11 n. m
and :3J : p. m. ( or on arrival nt Ne v York
of s. s. Campania with UrltlJh nialla for
Australia ) .
Trnnl' illlc mull * nrc fura.trilnl tn p > rt of sail-
lint "Hlly im 1 Hie ccheilul" of cloKlmj la iir-
ianKnl on Ilic prrzurap'luii < if theit vmlnt -
rjptel ovcrJiml t-ansit. llcil ter il m-i I
OO ( * T t b n. m prpvlous ti > .
con.vni.njs VAN COTT. ro tmit = r
PostoOIce , Ncv York , N. Y. , April 22 , 1SSS
CHICAGO A NOIITIIWKST-
ern IlnlnH ! > City Tl ket O'-
llce , HOI Fnnam Street. Telr-
plioii.EBI. . Depot. Tenth ml
Mason Streets. Tclcptcre US
Arrl.e
Dajllsht C .Spe-
clal .1
Miwomi VBiiesV'aioj'x 7.CO 11:35 : pin
City , Stii 1 SU | thnj
* Minneapolis -J..Sl. . . . - * : pm
Missouri Valleif ] floux
-city zr : . . . . . :40 : am 9.0 > pm
DennlsDn , Csrrojj.rall
Lake , from Itroailway . ,
Council HUiffS. . . . . . . . * 8 : cm
Eastern Kxpref ft. * t DCS
Monc ! , MirHfciiawn : ,
CecJir RnpldrjlCMCUBO 10:31 nm 4:53 pm
Atlantic rijcrv.CMcaso
an I Uaft. . . . A1..V- ! . . . 4:13 : pm 4:33 : pm
Fast Mall , Chins * ' to
Omaha arf
, 3:10
: pm
Missouri VnlleyJ Floux
Cltv , St. Poul.-3trfihe-
npollt ' Limited' „ , . . . . 4:31 : pm 8 TO em
Oma'in-ChlcnKOJip ; < ! nlal. S3 : pm 8:30 : nm
Dally. Di\v \ | fiiccp : Sundiy.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL , MINNH-
lil M , lis & Omahn Railway
,1 , General Offices. Nebraska 1)1-
.m vMlon. Fifteenth und Webster
I. , SUcels. City TlRet OfHce.
I- . 1 1 Farrnm Street. Telep'icnc
Depot , rlfjteentt nnd Webster Strcste. Tcle-
phons llis. , r , x
, - Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. 8M : am 89 : pm
Sioux City Accomniodn. * * * ! Wam 8:20 : pm
U air , Cmcnpn , Slaux *
City , I'oncR. llcrtlns-
ton ft ni'MmllelJ. . . . 1:00 : pm * I1K ; nm
Eloux City , Mnnkota. Bt.
Paul , Mlnr.L-npolls , . , * * 5:53 : pm * 8:20nm
Emerson PonenRer. . . . * 5:10 : pm SMS nm
t Dally. Dillyexcept Sunday. Sunday
only. This train tcps nt station1" Florence
to South Illalr. Inclmive , Sundays only ; on week
darr , So'-lh Illfllr only.
FREMONT. CLKIIORN AND
Mltrourl Vnl fy Kalliiny G.n
enil Odlces. Unite 1 States Na
tional Hank nulldlng , South-
v > est Corner Twelfti and Par-
KOI ftJSrm Stree erepho'newJ Deoo,0"- ! " , ' :
tccnth
and
Webster Streets.
Telfphone iW.
i * " Arrive.
Rlaek Hills. Deadnood
nnil Hot Springs. . . . 3co
;
pm 3
0)
Wyomlnc , Carper and pm
DouRlas 3:0 : , ) | , m 5:00
:
Hatlnfi. ( orK. r.avld pm
City , .Superior , Geneva
Kxeii' ? iinJ Sonarl .
, 3:00
: nm * 5M
Norfoll : . West Pclnt nnd : pm
Fremont , . . . , , . , , * 7-w
ani
Lincoln. Wahoo and 10:23 : am
Fremont. . . . 7v : ) nm
. " 7.50
, . nm
) ul.v. Dal'y except Sunday
SIOUX CITY & PAC FIC It II-
road-Giniral Odlc , . , . . Unl.ed
Htatts .National Uork Bii
Id-
iiir , S. W. Correr Tucl tian ) -
} ' "fnam btret . Tick t Olll-e ,
Eloux city. Mankatf. Arrltc-
bt. Paul , itlnntopolls.
5:5 : pm 8.20
J Jfl II ) am
nI'
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & I'
Burlington Qulncy Instrn Railroad " "The Rur | . p. T
Route"-Tlcl > et Oltl * .
fe ? i'Ifni"n' Street. Telephone
Route 2..0. Depot. Tenth nnl Majon
Streets. Telephone 128.
I > ave. Arrive
Veitlbuled Ex. 5:03 : pm 8:10 : am
Clilcago Express * 9:44 : urn * l:1S : pm
* 8w ; am
3:40 : pm
ZV > pm
lisa pm SI.
HUKLINGTON & MIHSOURI
K r Ilal'.roail "The Bur-
nstjn Koulc" General Of-
llcea N. W. Corner Tenth an 1
Fiirrmn Streets. Ticket Of
fice. 1502 Farnam Street. Tele ,
phone 2:0. Depot , Tcmh nnJ
Mlfon Streets. Telephone J'J.
L avo. Arrive ,
Lincoln , and
McCooU . , . * 8:13 : am 9:33 : am
Lincoln , Denver. Colu-
rado. Utah. California. St.
Black Hills .Montana
and Pugel Hound . 4S3 : pm 4:03 :
Lincoln lociil . . ' . . . 7CO : pm * 7:40 pm pro
Lincoln Fast Mall..j..i Zi3 pm * liw : am
Denver. Colorado , Utah ,
California ami rl'ugflt
Souud . . , . . , . . . , , . . , . / , . . pm pm
C1TT. ST. JOSKPII
Burlington ' & 'J'ouncll ' nincr * Itallroail
'MTMo Ilurllnston llnute"
TleKet Office , 1WJ Karnam
Route Street. Telephone JM. Depot.
Tenth and Mason Streets.
'
'Tefetihonc Its.
r
'J '
Arrive.
Kansas City Day Kx 9:03 : am 5w : pm
Kansas City Nlght-r.J 10W : pm
Daily.
MISHOITItl PACIFIC RAILROAD
Oriwril ORc ) and Ticket
Onvc. Merchsrts .Vst'onal Hank
litiiltfUiX , 1 24 Farnam Htrtet.
TU-phont. 104. Dipot , Fifteenth
and Webitir Street * . Te'enhcni
1UI.
Arrive.
United J pn pro
Kmnran City ant1 > t.
Louis Kil ' so pm 1:0) : am
Nebraska 4 : r rt f ; 4I am
Bally. D * If tmstft
Oourago Shown by the Wives of Army and
Navy Officers ,
CODE OF NERVE OF THEIR OWN
Srliooled In Sclf-t'untrol Which Frr-
HciitH Oiitmtril tJrlcf nt 1'nrtliiKn
Sriinrntlon of IltixliitniU nnd
Wit en In I'ciii-c Tliurx.
The wives and families ot offlccra of the
army and navy do not manifest outwarl ( Un
quiet over wor , writes the WaahlnBton cor
respondent of the -New York Sun , The cool-
nttta with whluli they watch the trend of af
fair * that bring ! nearer every day the part
ing from their husband's , fathers and broth-
era excite * the wonder of civilian women
who number "service" women among their
friends. In Washington there are hundred ! !
of women , the wives of public officials , who
are allowing a great deal ot anxiety over
the manifestation of that spirit which prca-
ngw tbo departure of many of the husbands
for the front upon the outbreak of hootllltlcs.
Thci'o women cannot understand the calm ,
philosophical manner with which their sis
ters whoso mcd folk wear uniforms regard
the situation , the daily development of which
Is BO filled with meaning for them. Wliea
Capitiln Slgjsbeo left Washington the other
day for New York to lake command of the
St. Paul hlo wife and the voting women who
ate membcra of hlu family went down to the
station to bid him good-bye. Whcti the gal
lant uillor passed through the crowd ot men
and uoincn who were at the station awaiting
tralw lor the Hcmilng races ooinu of them
recognized him and a cheer was started. The
captain kissed the women of hlu fimlly af-
fctlcuately before he pccscd through the
gate for his tialu , but they made no tearful
domcriittation. Tlify looXed thoughtful , but
apparently had thcnwel'Vfn ' under perfect con.
trot and rcfiulned from making even the
cllghtcut t'UggctUlon of a scene. The women
who were waiting for the race tr-ilru , many
of whom witnessed this quiet parting , coull
not understand It and commented upca It
wonderlngly.
"How can they let him go at all ? " they I i-
qulrcd of each other. "After what he has
been through , caved from Tic.tUi only by a
mlraclo litsa than two months ago , how ca'n
they ise him departing to face more danger
without being dimply out of their mlndj ? If
ho were my hmband ho shouldn't go ! "
SCHOOL , IN SELFMIESTUAINT.
TLo women who made these comments did
not biar In. ml.id theYact 'Ihat this sort 01
self-restraint , which aipcared so strange to
them. Is as a rule the fruit of years of
training on the part of women whoso male
rclttlvts are attached ( o the land or the
sc.i forces of the government. Sclf-contro
li bred In the bone of army and navy
women. In r.o country In the world Is there
so much "service"
Intcrmtnrylng as Uiere
is In the Unite ] States. There ara ctfliaor-
clnary rarat.1catlons of iclalloiulilp by niar-
rlago In the American army and navy. TCie
result of this Is thct most of 'the women
whoso hulands , fathers or brothers aio uow
I'kely to mixIn the thick of 'the Impending
war are thoroughly Imbued with that splrl
of abnegation that animates the men. They
are subset Itcra to a code of nerve of theli
own , tnd the very frst clause of thin un
written , but all-pen ash e , cole Is that I
'
wou'd bo quite as weak-Kneed and cowardlv
fcr them to w ! t 1 1 i.ho . f ice of trouble as 1
would bo for their nun to show the yellow
Trtero Is , of couise , no lack of woniatily
feeling on the part of the feminine members
of ( to households of Amctlcan
army am
rnvy cm-cr ; , but their whole envlronmen
13 such as to rring out tke s rongcst common
Mesa of w-htch
humai Lelngs are capabli
when the danger to thtlr men become
inoat Irani' icr.t. Their spirit Is such tha
they would take ohame unto themselves I
they Interjccied cny whimperings Into thi
rrcpa.v.tlona
for departure of their men
Ttera arc many hotisciholds throughout thl
land v/hcreln the women , young and old , nn
to.ay elilclsg up the accoutrements of their
men. with sid .hrarls , but certainly with no
exterior parndo of woe. There arc
Mis. Major ' many
O'Dowdj
among tno wives o
the older officers ot Iho United States
icelhat ; IB. Hhey resemble the lovable serv
p.uciy spouse of the redoubtable llttlo Irlg )
na or of Thackeray's story In the quality o
the Jr
smiling self-repression
In the teeth o
trouble. Incidentally It rhould be adeJ tha
united ° huscllold8 ° f ' 'he ' enlisted men In bh <
States ocn'Ie there Is no lack o
brave-heatteJ Dinah Shcsdds. The Scapsud
nowi of
American
tirtay posts are at prcsen
terming wtth exclterceot , but they are no
ovorgpcead with griet.
"Me Dlnny'll bo good , more power f th
arrum nv him , fur a million av th' black
hearted omadhouns ! " ld the laundress wlf
? h * Ss lcly 8erScant ftt the arseiol her
'
of aKr'M ? 6 CXPreS8ei1 tb
THE SECOND PAIVTIN'3.
The vivr.i of rcany of the old-time
them , In . r'v ' fn ormy and nlvy. ( " "ny o
ttivhlngton. are now nendlnc their
men away tor the ae-crnd time In their mil
rid lives. TJier bide rhem
goadbyo. when
they were young , eager , tot-hearted fcllouj ,
a matter of thllv.fva | years and more ago
and now. vrlth whitened
hair , they are giving
e another
meaningful godspeed. These
"r"mentfthc
trouble . e mainstays ! .
like thai cf tie present for the
joung
wives who have not been born
, biought u
HAK.UO.iUS.
JMON '
PACIKIC-'THE
OVKR
land "
Itante"-aeneral
\ . OftVnr ' N
} Comer Ninth and Far'naii
" ;
Mreeli. City Ticket Oflce , "v :
fvKnV.1.t.'f' L . Tp : h ° ' 21"
Lc.tv .
" Arrive.
"The Overland Lltiltcd"
far Denver. Pnlt Ijkp
wrotirn | > clnts
The Colorado Spousal. 8:50 : nm 4 : < 3 pm
for Denver and ell
Colorado pclnlH
Pat mall train for 7:00 : am
Salt Lake. Paclfl"
coast and all nejtern
P irts
4:1 : > pm 7:00
Lincoln , llealrleo and nm
StrntmburB Express . . 5:00 : pm l'W
:
Trerrort , Colmubjs- pm
Norfo k , Gr.iml Ir.
l.tml nnJ Kearney * ) : J3 ilm
Grsnd Islind Kxpresx , . 5:00 :
Dally. nm 12:20 : pm
Dally ?
Courtll " ' . except . . Sunday
- eiv > , ; n. . '
n. M. : 7:4J : a. m. ; : n. m. ; 10:37 : a. m. m' ; 2 ;
P. , m. ; 4:1. : p m. 5,5 : . . : :
p. m.
.
. . . . . . . . . . : k:20 : p. m : 10
m. Arrives. CM , . , .
- a. m. , 7:23
„ t ( | : i : i a. ,
. . _ m. ajj
11 : "A n > M t.tn . _ . B.IA _ . . in ; * * ; * * * i
mci p.m.rio"il. p ! ° mP'n - : 3 : < ° " m' : 6M : " ' ' "
OMAR \ & ST. IXJUIS RAILROAD
Omilii , Kapras City & East-
rn llnl rood-"Th Pert
Arthur
"Route T.chtt Office , HIS Kar-
nnm .strtclD Telephone. 33J De
pot , Tenth and Maion
Telephone , 12S. Street !
. Lculs Cannon Hall Leive. Arrive.
KxprecM
4:33pm : *
Knnsaa City & Quliry ll:30 : am
7:40 : am 9.0J pm
WABASH RAILROAD-TICKET
pmce , " 1(13 rarnam Street. Tele-
.Snc 'I- repot. Tenth snd
Mason Streets. Telephone 12S.
I.cuie. Arrive.
. Louis "Canon Ball"
Express * < 3 < 1
Dally. ; pm lla : > nm
CHICAGO. MII.WAUKEr : * ST
Paul RnlUay-Cty Ticket or- to
lice. 1504 Kern am Street. Tclf
nhone SSI. Djprf , Tenth am
Mascn Streets. Tilephons 128. a
I 'ave. Arrive. lot
Ch'cago I.lmltoJ Kx. . . . * Ci'im : > :03 : nm and
Omnlia and Ch cage Kx. * ll:00 : urn * 10pm : In
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND &
Paclnct Railroad "The Great to
Itcck Island Houte" city
Ticket ntllce. 1321 Fa nam tha
Street. Telephone 421. Depot ,
Tenth ard Maron etiettj. (
Telephone O9.
Leave. Arrive. sat
Ch'ragu unJ St. Paul on
V * < tltUl * < l Express. . . , 4:51 : pm 1:43 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado Hp'u . we
1'uttlo. Denver and
ani
vetl * lUpm ; 43 : rm
Chicago. Des Mi-lncs * j
Rok Island * 7.60 pm 8:15 : if
Atlantic Kxpreso , for I
ttrt Molne * * nd east- I
era points . . , . , . . . * 7:10 : am IV > pm
Colorado Flyer . . , . , . . . . * 7:00 pm * : < * m ,
ucept 1
ncl married In the service , tnd , therrforo ,
hare not been schooled In the wretchedness
of porting. The young officers who , within
the last few years. Imo taken gills from
civil llfo for vvlvra , are In for the moit dlffl-
cutty In the matter of doxxrttng ; from their
homes the clilcrly wives of the old-time ofll-
cers are the comforts of these women. For
sample , a captain In the nary was ordered a
few days ago to ( ho command of one of the
new crutsera. Illswife
-wife sent him , then n
, -ounK master's mate , awity to battle In 1SC1.
[ ) no of her nous la a lieutenant tn the ar
tillery , and he la now with hla lattery tn
the Department of the South. Another of
lier fcons , an ensign In. the navy , la attached
to ono of the nhlps at Key West. This i n-
slgn married a young woman with no service
connections a few months ago and the joint K
wlfo la living with her mother-in-law In
Washington. U U not llki-ly thit she will
fall to partake of the ( ortltu < lo so strongly
exhibited under the present circumstances by
he mother of her but > and , Ttcro arc many
almllar case * .
In general It may be said that the wlvew of
offlecm In the United Slat en service have u
: rylng time of It. This Is raporltlly true of
tbo wlvos of naval officers. The army women
nro subjected to any amount of the dlvom-
'ort ' of moving about , amUto the dicary lone-
Bcmicncss of llfo In remote garrisons , but
they at least tmvo their husbands with them.
The wives of the naval offlcera do not , for
long periods.
RBNEWrN'fl OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
" 1 sent Jack off to ithe China Btitlon two
wceka after I married dim. twcnty-ele-nt
years ago , " Mid the wife of a commander
.bo other day , "and It seems as If 1 had been
bidding him goodbye ever slooe. I have
havdly wen him at all ; and the cnly com
pensation , for It all Is that we do have aucti
fun in getting acquainted all over again
when he returns after , a long cruise. "
It Is said that young naval oniccrs ate
not so apt to marry oowadajs as they tme.l
to be , and If thl la the owe the wcoder
Is surely not great. H seems pretty cunt
for a young fello\v \ with but a stripe to his
sleeve to marry today and to be ordered
tomorrow to a. ship 10.000 mllra away on a
three years' cruise. And > et this Is some
thing that has ottcncil happened. It Is ob
served that the young naval officers who
marry nowacMys. mcxt of them , engage In
matrimony Immediately upon being de
tached from ships on iforelgn stations and
returning to the United States for their
period of short duty. They marry the glris
they bavo been waiting for and settle dwti
to enjoy their first ohore > crulae In double
harness. IJut then , again , there nro any
number of young oinceru of Itio nav"y who
Just about finish courting the girls Itipy
want by the time they are due to be ordoreJ
off to the other end
of the world on a long
cruise. These young follows marry their
glrla and go , and they wait three years or
S3 for the honeymoon.
. Three years ago a
Junior lieutenant married a young society
wotccn cf San Francisco , while his ship
\ \ < M being practically field In the lurhor for
the conclusion of the ceremony. Within , in
hour .after the mirrlage the young wlfo
stead on the veranda of the Cliff house and
watched the fihlp upon which her husband
w3 oorvlnt ; steam paot the heads cf the
Ooldeei 'Gate1 ' , bound for Japan. She could not
go to her husband on account of an Invalid
mother at her San Francisco home , and It
was only a month ago thit the couple were
reunited bv the return cf lUc lieutenant
IVom the China statlcei.
A SURPRISED PARTY.
"I'll have to make my devolra to my wMe
all over asa'u , " Is the way many of the
join ? omcc-rs put it who get married under
circumstances similar to this upon being
finally detached from their chips. It has
< | ulte often happened that children have boon
bci-n ts yc'jng cfliccrs wlttln a very few
days after their departure fcr foreign sta-
tKi s , and there vvun a pretty Incident duo
to a case of thlj kind In Washington a short
tlTo ago. AJI ensign who was ordered , a bit
more than three years ago , to the Meilter-
ranerii statlcn , a mcuth after he married
ono of the pretty glris of Baltimore1 , was met
at the station , when he returned here , by his
wife , prettier than ever , and a little chap
by h'u movements a very heavy weather llttlo
man , laded togged out In bluejacket rig ,
with a cap ribbon bearing the name of his
fuhpr's tail ship. Thp little shaver mani
fested a elecl.cd.y belligerent attitude when
his father , whom he had nver before seen ,
embraced his iother at the station , but the
young officer , now a Junior lieutenant , was
able to conclude terms of peace with the
young one after a week or so.
From the pecuniary point of view
the young caval officers who marry
have to d-a considerable serap'ng to
mske. enc'a meet. The Impresslcvn
prov-.lls that young naval officers as a rule
exhibit craftineas In "picking out glrla with
money of their own , but this Is decidedly
not the ccse. If
they marry within the er-
vlcc ai perhaps seven In ten of them do
thr- know that they arc In for living on
their pay , which Is not particularly liberal ,
for the daughters of the older offlcera very
rarely bring dowries to their husbands. Rof-
ercnco to the marriages of young naval offi
ce.1 * during tha last five yeara shows that
net one. In twenty of them has taken to
w'io a girl with money In her own right.
During thia period quite a number of young
army officers have married wealthy girls.
Ono cf the young artillery officers married ,
about six years ago , the only daughter of
an Immensely wealthy Iron manufacturer
end tb/s girl brought 4.000,0X ( ) to her hus
band , so It was said at the time. She stip
ulated that her young husband should re
main in the service , and not as a military
attache at a fore.'gn court , either. Ho .a
still soldiering with his battery , but the
pair Uvo in a style that na other comman
der of the whole United States army has
ever been able , to afford.
ECONOMY uNEOESSARY.
The young naval officer who gets ra'irrted
on his pay Is bound to create a skimpy tlmu
or himself. His personal expense account
nust bo kept down to the smallest possible
( mil and ho in
obliged to watch ba mess
Jills with a careful eya to prevent them
rcm running up on him after the mysteri
ous manner of mcza bills. Most cf the naval
fflcers send three-fourths of their pay homo
o their families and it does not require
ny great amount of calculation to figure
hat the remaining one-quarter of his
monthly money is a small enough sum out
f which to keep himself In fresh , spick-
nd-span uniforms , quit even with the mess ,
ateror from month to month and rig him-
elf out In suitable mufti at frequent in-
crvalij for shore visiting , to say nothing of
ntcrtalnlng friends en board In return for
hero entertainment. When the time ar-
Ivcs fcr the married naval officer to send
its children to school he simply has to lop
ff mexst of the llttlo comforts of the mess-
oem and of the shore cr ho will find hlm-
elf In a very pinching predicament.
There are many United States naval offl-
ors and the number IK constantly growing ,
ho make it a point to have their famlllcj
Ithln reaching dlstsncc , no- matter In what
art of the world they are serving. This ,
if course , Is not possible In the case of
argo families , but the number of young
Ivcs of naval officers who live at the bead-
uartera ot the foreign stations Is consld-
ira'jlc. There are colonleo ot them at Yo-
ohama , ot Nice , at Buenos Ayrcs , and at
arlous other considerable ports on the fcr-
gn stations. The naval officers hava dls.
covered that they can quite as well afford to
bavo their wives near them as to hava them
remain In the United States during their
absence for several yextrs on fjrelgn cru'o- Ilk
, and there la a. growlnt ; disposition be
among them to take advantage of the dis
covery.
m.vuo.v/1 CUT m.movn.
Mow the PrrfirtrnliirN of 11 Holibery
Were DlMoovprrd.
"There w-as a warm week In Independ
ence , la. , eotno years ago , " said the rounder
the Chicago Chronicle nun , "and a novel
case ot diamond cut diamond came off during
race * meet he-re. The rar s drew as fine a
of stronR-arm men , thieves , pickpockets
sure-thing ramblers as ever congregated
one municipality. A straight gambling
outfit e'ould not bo found with a microscope.
Some of tbo more daring crooks determined
make a haul and resolved to rob one of
f-tro banks. Ono of the establishments
occupied a room above n store running
lirorto an alley. This place wis se
lected by the thtovcw because the dcalor
wl'h his luck" to n window that nponivl
tbo alley and tbo drawer containing the *
bank roll wan easily within roich. \ Udder
* secured by the trio engtged In the j'b
one of the men climbed In and deftly
sneaked the hank roll , containing jrctit $300 ,
merely as bluff , as there v : s i.o th
chance of any wan beating the came , llv1
dealer mw the -thief's band as hp rfrc.v It
, but made , o outcry.
"Zbe maUrriMMTvported th * wn r ot
the Rame. Ho was a wise man anil etld noth
ing. He * simply waited. Ho WAS practically
certain of tbo Identity of thct men onxagcd
In the rohcry and knew that they expected
a much larger sum than that obtained. Two
days afterward ono of the men approached
and , after condoling with him upon hln low ,
casually Inquired how much money had been
taken. "A mtro trifle , " waa < bo response ;
' 'about $700 was air the ttilcnes secured. " The
Inquisitive man went away and u couple ot
hotira later thcro wag as pretty a three-
handed tight as one would want to see In
progress on the main ntrcet. The Inquisi
tive man had become satisfies ] that the thief
who bad done the work iMd held out $500 ,
told the other man about It and ( ho two
promptly proceeded to beat"tlp their com
panion In crime In a shocking way for not
spUttlnc up the amount taken In proper
proportions. Illr urotcsla were of no avail ,
for had not the actual loser admitted that
1700 had been taken ? "
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1IO\V UK 1UI > ilT.
1. "How did I got on ? "
\
2. "Watched 'cm , my boy. "
3. "They rose t.t me. "
4. "I throw m ! whole soul Into it , " I
6. "They salt ! afterward , nothing
Ice It had aver been seen In that town
: fore. ] "
Ill JOKK , YOU KNOW ,
_ _ From Ally B'.oper.
, .
,
"Da you Unow. directly I found-out " '
10 girl's name , I Sued her. "
"SueA.lwrl What for ? "
"Bccavio everybody else call d htr
to b * sure. "