If t t ? r T < * <
V T
SPECIAL NOTICES
AdrvriUcnienU for tlicncolmnn
trill li > > inken until 12 m. fur ( lie
* YenltiK nnit until H it. m. fur the
mnrnlnK nnd Snnilnr rilltlonn.
Ailvrrtlnrrii , bjr rriinmtltiK n ntim-
lirrcil clirck , can Imre nnmrrrn ml-
iiren * < Ml to n nnmhrrcil Ir-ltrr In enrr
of The Itee. Aimrrcr * no nil < lrmne < l
Wilt b * ilHIrrrrd nn prcucntntlon of
the check only.
llntr * , 1 1-SJc a word flrit limrrlloni
le a word thrrenrtrr.nllilnn ; tnkea
for lem Ilinn a5c for ( lie flrnt Inner *
lion. Tli r IIP HilvvrtlicmcnU in out be
* nn rnnnrcntlrclr.
WA.\TIIIWALK HILP.
CANVASSERS TO TAKE ORDERs'fNEW LINK
of work ; no heavy goods to carry ; salary or
commission. C. F. Adams Co. , 624 So. l lh _ Ht.
SALESMEN TO SELL TOILET So7\P TO
dealer * ; llfo per month salary and expenses ;
experience unnecessary , Louis Eml Co. , St.
Luuls , Mu. i
WANTED. A noOD , HELIAIILE. HUSTLING
cam-niier. Apply to Oiniha Anclior Fence
Co. , 20.--M7 N. nth at. n-23 *
WANTED , WR WANT TO ESTABLISH AGEN"
clei In excrjr city In United states for our
celebrated custom pants , wh'cli are mmJc to
order nt J2W n pair ; liberal commission * pnld
Agents ; write for particulars. Titter Cuntom
rants Manufacturers , 151 Jlh Ave. , Chicago ,
' 11-622 S3
WANTKD , AT ONCE. PA NTH AND VEST -
maker. Address II. KasscbaumVcnt Point ,
Neb. 1J-11C12
WANTED , 23 HARNE3SMAKEI18 AT ONCE :
best of nagc * . Apply by mall or In person
to Jluckslnrt Ilros. Mftf. Co. . Lincoln , Neb.
II-M7H M
W\NTED. A RELiAriLE "omen lie
b ' n cooil penman ; references roqu'red ; send
wr'ttcn oppMcallon lo N 9. llee. H-M7G4
r ; quick. wiute * | 1 CO ; Htendy Job to right
man. Illack HUM Mfg. Co. , Dead wood. S. D.
JI-S01
WANTED. SITUATION IIV A IIOV WITH 2
jrenrs * experience , to flnlfh the tailor trade ;
good reference. I * L. McKcnzle , Almv N'cb.
1I-M813 M
WANTKD. FOUR GOOD MEN TO HIM , ! ,
goods on the road ; Adxerllslng Enrthiiu-ike
Carpet Cleanser. Apply 3C03 California St.
11-821 SO *
_ _ _
WANTKD. Ilt'TCIIEH , GOOD AM TlOUXD
man , one tint ppeakv Swede or Norwegl in pre
ferred. Apply nt once l.v tetter or person nt
the City Meat Market. Newman Orme. NVb. ;
WIIIHm Knapp. proprietor. II MUI M2
WANTED , SALESMliN IN EVERY COUNTYi
teed my weekly ; write for terms. Htwks
Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , WK I1-MS2.I 30 *
WANTED. nOOD CARRIAGE TRIMMER.
Drummnnd Carriage Co. It M > .2 $ MS *
WANTED. SALESMEN IN IIVEltV DISTIUCT :
new season ; mimples free ; salary or commis
sion , with expenses from start. Luke liros.
Co. . ClilcnRO. III. ll-MSM 30 *
W tATKD FKMA LH IIRI.P.
100 GIRLS roil ALL KINDS Or WORK ; J3 TO
17 week. Canadian Olllce , 152J Douglas.
i C-6C1
WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES.
IJIIss. 1512 Douglas st < C MGsS 30
GOOD OIIIL I-OH OENEIIAL HOUSEWORK.
18M Chicago Sir. C M7SG 31
OIIIL KOIl GENERAL HOUSEWORK , me
No. 42d St. C-M76S 30
OIHL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWOUK. 1211
Wlrt. C-MS1I 30 *
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. GOOD GIIlIi FOR
Kcnernl h < ni cwork. Mrs. Q. T. Crnndell , 2)3 )
So. 23th Ave. C ME33 CO *
port nK.vriioiJSKs.
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAOE3 ALL OVKU
city ; Jj to $73. Fidelity , 1st floor N. V. Life.
_
HOUSES. UENEWA & CO. . IDS N. ISTII "ST.
HOUSES. STORES. HEMIS , PAXTON HI-pCIC
DETACHI51) MODERN 12-FIOOM. AI.SO li-UOOM
: keys at 2J49 Ciipltol Ave , Tfl. 371. B ,
, H. Dobson. D 071
MOVING HOUSEHOLD HOODS AND riANO > '
Om. VnnStonicc Co. , 1511V4 Fnrnam. 1 l. 1V.9
U-JiO
i > Anan LIST. M-CAOUE. lyrit AND DODOE.
JIOUBK3 , 1'IiVTS. GAUVIN IlKO.-f. , 1613 PA''M
H-C53"
FOR RRNT , TEN-UOOM MODERN ilOIJSE ,
with laruc. well shaded grounds.
Jolm W. Itobblns. 1S02 Fnrnam. U-1I3
AND LEASEHOLD OF A 10-
room moilern lint for sale at n Mrpaln. Good
location , rent Jow. Bemls , I'axton nilD - .
D Mill
FOR Tim PLACE. 2121 N.
* 2tUi sti. Including houce. hnrn nnd thro nTea
of ground. Apply to W. ] ' . Holden. ciro of
tlronnan.Love Co. , 219 fl. 16lh st. D-MT73
10-ROOM DirTACHED MODERN HOL'SK , 2I
N. 2Cth t. ; nice janl. A. M. Cowle. 21t S. ISth
Bt. r > MT7I
TUB HAST OMAHA LAND COMPANY HAVn
a few destrnblc cottages for rent. Apply to
L. 8. Ilalnes , East Omaha u 620
MODERN FL-VT , 118 SO. 2iTH ST. , 10 ROOMS ;
poiresslori May lit. Ml llee llldg. D-MSOC
TOR RENT. A NEW MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE ,
32d nnd Harney sts. D MS20 M2 *
FOtt RENT , MODERN I'lwVT , NEW DAVIDdE
building , oppnilte city hall.
John W. Itobblns , agent , 1802 Farnam St.
D-MSM
FOK RHVr FURMSIItn HOOM9.
ROOMS nv TUB DAY OR WEEK AT THE
Central hotel. IRth and Podge Sts. K M.K.3 MU
HOOM-TRANS1ENT8. 170 * DOUOLAS ST.
E MU6 MIC
SOUTH FRONT ROOMS , MODERN. 21SO
Haincy it. E-M702 30
FURNISHED I'ARLORS , I'ARLOR IIEDROOM.
very cheap ; board If wished ; private family ;
no children. Address M 47 , llec. E M731
I FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEviNO
for man nnd lfo. Rent token In board. 219
N 171h i7M
"
lU- DAY OR WEEK. 1512 DAVENPORT.
. E M729 S
FURNISHED ROOMS , PRIVATE FAMILY7"oi3
_ N. 83 K-M812 M5
FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. "bl'l-o'SlTE
Bhrlner , 2M4 Harney. E MS07 Ml *
FOR RDNT , FURNISHED ROOMS. IK S. ? 3TH
t. n-M8t ! Ml *
rURNISHHD ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. 2 < BJ
HI. Mary's. E MS3S M4
Kt'KMSHEU UOOMS AXI ) IIOAHD.
. r . . ja _
THH 1IEIUUAM , FIRST CLASS FAMILY Ho
tel. Kth and Dodge Sts. F-fiR
FOR RENT-LARGE AND SMALL FURNISH-
cd rooms. 1816 Chicago St. F 723-M1 *
NICE ROOMS WITH HOARD. 1824 RINNEY.
. F M731 M !
PHEASANT ROOMS. MODERNSTRrrTLY ;
flrrt clats board. 822 N 19tli St. F-.M787 Ml *
PLMA8ANT ROOM WITH HOARD ; TRANl
dents accommodated. IDo'J Capitol nvenue.
F-M816 Ml *
FOIt HK\T U\FUUMSIIn : HOOJIS.
FOR RENT , NICE tfOUTII FRONT UNFUIV
nlshed rooms , with bath : Wllhnell block F
W. Carmlchael , No. 6 , Wllhnell block.
G-KX )
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 815 SOUTH J1D ST *
Q-U73I : o *
FOIl IIKXT STOKES AND OFKICCS.
TfOn WENT. DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
office , lie * building ; water , steam heat , electric
Ibjht and janitor service. Apply to Superln.
tendent , life building. I U7
FOR RENT-IN TUB DEB BUILDING !
One large corner room , td floor , with vault and
private office , water , etc.
One large front room. Id floor , divided Into two
ruAii by partition ; water , etc.
One large corner room , 2J Boor , with vault.
m ter , etc.
On * front room , divided br partition. 31 floor.
On * corner room , with vault. Id floor.
One large room. Id Hoar , with partition dividing
It Into one Urg room and two smaller prha'.o
rooms ; water , etc.
Two large ground floor rooms , fronting 17th St. .
with vault.
sUveral email room * on 4lh floor , with vault * .
All these rooms are hratfd with steam , electric
Ilfht * . supplied with nnt class janitor servlre :
elevators run day and all night : building
strictly fireproof Apply to superintendent.
room 104. llee building. I IN
FOR TRACKAGE , TRANSFERRING AND
dMk room , apply to the Aultmun & Taylor
Machinery Oa. , N. E. cor , Mh * Jackson Uta ,
IIKMT STOHRII A.XO
( Continued. )
PART OF FIRST CL\SX OROrERY STORK
to butcfter ; good location , N , Uth. N J2 , llee > .
TOR RENT. THE 4-STORT I1RKMC RUll.pINO
at 810 Fflrnam SI. This building has a fireproof
cement bailment , water on nil floor * . s " . ls.
Apply at the office of Th4 'J e. 1-910
AOK.XTSV. . \ > TIU : ,
WANTED. AGENTS TO PRI.t. A
gnu generators ; mutt ! ) < . men nf itblllty nnd
mrne means. Atct > lene , the light of the'nt.ir- )
for towns , cities , sureri , churches , halls , fac
tories , hotels and private mldeiw-i. Addrwa
Omaha Acetylene Oas Co. J . IIS and I * ) N. Ut.i
St. . Omnha. Neti. .I-M31C MU
AGENTS. WE WANT YOU TO VISIT STORES
nnd sell machine for printing tlgns on fences
bridges , rocks any rough surface ; steady
work all summer. Arc Co. . Racine , Wl .
OW flOOUS HKLL ON MK11IT AT P1C1HT TO
every hortfmnn nnd to tuh-ajmls far over J o
per .cent prom ; blc riirlnc demand ; for Ken
eral agency write H. Iluhter Co. , Haelne. \ \ t.
J 'MSIO * 0
W.TTKDTO 11BST.
WANTKD , 7O HUNT MODKnN B. Oil T-
room house about June lit. Address M 4 ( . Mee.
WAXTKD , FUHN1S1IED IIOUSK DUKINO
summer. N 7 , U.-e. K MTM
WANTKl ) , 3 OH 4 FtJUN'tHIlun ItOOMH KOfl
light hoUFekeeplnfr ; state location with teply.
N 17 , Hce. K-MSOO Ml'
STOH.UJE.
PACIFIC STOriAOB AND WARnilOUSK CO. ,
908-910 Jones general storage nnd forwarding.
M-C73
OM. VAN & STORAOi : , 1J1U4 FAHN'M. Till , T > :0
M-C74
WA.\rnnTO nuv ,
PKCONIMIAND HOOKH 1IOUOI1T POIl CASH
at the Antiquarian Look store , 1513 Tarnam ct.
rr-.M7T3 MM'
FOIl 2ND HAND HOOKS , CIIANK. JO ?
N. ICth. N.M205
WANTID , AIIOUT a YARDS OP DIRT , nzc
No. IDth St. N C19 19
WANTKD , KQUITY RESIDKNCB PROPIHtTY ,
cloye In. N S , life. N M7iO
ANY ONi : WIPMINO TO SKLL A ROOD UV-
rlclit plono mny | msillly ) aecurc cunlomer by
addreunlng Hex 4 3 , Omaha. N MT71 Ml'
FOR SAI.E FimXITUIlE.
WELL FUllNlSimD SIX-ROOM TlI T. nilT-
bonable rent ; cheap for cafli. 317V6 N. lif.i St.
0-7J1 Ml *
KALI : . FUHNITUHI : , HY s. D. CASAO.
BI9 N. ICth ft. : One lid ! louiiRe , 2 oak < lres -
ers , 1 oak dlnlntr table , C dlnlnif chnlr-i. 4
rockers. 1 boolicnse. O XI797 Ml
FOR SALE HORSES A.MJ WAOO.NS.
T\VO-SIATIU FAMILY CAHRIAOI : . LIATH- :
er extension top ; n hlsh ( trade vclilele In Kord
Older. Address N is. ne. . 1' SCO J9
l-OIl SALt : . A FAMILY DltlVINO TKAM ]
black ! wclshl 2.700 ; ( 'entle : lady can drive nny
place ; perfectly found. N 19 , llee.
I'-MSOS MS *
FOIt
HOG AND roULYlfX FKNCE ; IlKTTnit THAN
wire nettIns. Fine candust for ( loots. Tel. 4 3
901 Douglas. Q-e7.1
HOIISn CLH'riNO MACHINUS , ICN1VKS AND
repairs , nil Unndnrd makes on hniid ; Rrtndln ;
nzon , sheura , clljpera ; prompt service. A. I *
Undeland. Q G71 !
CHICKIIN , HOG AND LAWN FKXCHSj ALL
wire ; Is beet. Wlro Works. 14th nnd Harney.
M-C7S
IIARDMAK PIANOS AT MUULLKU'S. 1STH
nnd Knrnim. Q M70t 30
FOR SALE A NEW H.V ) KIMnALL PIANO
for $323. Dcnna Allbery , South Omahi ,
Q-7l Ml
CASH itnoisTnit : TOTAL ADDER ;
little ufcd. 41S N. ICth. Omaha. Q 777 3 *
FOR SALH. TEN R.I.P.A."N.S. FOR S CUNTS
nt druRRlstsj one Rhes relief. Q M7SI
FIRST CLASS IIAIIUKR OUTFIT FOR SALK
cheap. Inquire 1013 S. 10th. Q-M313 Ml *
AtdtOST NKW DOIJItLi : CARRIAGE HAR-
nen chP.ip for cash. It. A. Krcbb . 510 Kx-
clianRc , South Omaha. Q S1S33 Ml *
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT. .A DARN AT 1002 CASS ST.
R-MM9
ANTI-MONOPOLY GAHUn.rE ! CO. CLL'AXS
cesspools & privy vaults. 621 N. 16tn. Tel. 1771
SHRUIIIIKHY AND TREES AT 1717 DOUGLAS
Frank 11. Martin , residence 4G22 llouletard'if. .
-M431 MIC *
NEW nilICK AT WITHNKLL nilOrf. ft
Smith's yard , 22d and Hickory. Telephone 425.
MASSAGE , DAT1IS , ETC.
MISS MAYER-CHIROPODIST , MANICURE
Bcalp , facial , treatments ; wanted student ? . 40)
Paxton blk. T JlS MU
LAURA ELLI80N , 119 N. ICTH ( UPHTA.nS ) .
room 12 , Turko-Ruulan nnd plain baths , maa-
nge. T M533 ill'J'
MRS. DR. LEON , ELnCTRIC MASSAGE HATH
Iiariors ; restful and curative. 417 s. nth , up
stairs. T M715 Ml *
MME. SMITH , IIS N. UTH ST. , HOT SPUING
nnd vapor baths. T 759 M2 *
M.ME. AMES. & 07 SO. UTH. ROOM 10. MASsage -
sage baths. T 8:0 Mr , * %
I'EHSOXAT. .
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROURLES. 346-8 I1EE
VWe ; physician consultation or health book free
U-C30
BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. I'OST , flDH S. 15TH.
U-3SJ
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND Un
paired ; day or night drees suits for hire
Pantortum , N. E. Cor. 14th nnd Furns.n. Tel. 9C3
U-681
HORSES CLIPPED FOR ONK DOLLAR : ELKC-
trlo clippers Tel. CO. McCormack & llaumley.
14th nnd Howard. U 533
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. FACE DLEMISHES
removed with electricity nt Mme. O. Payne'n
halrdrenslns nnd manicure parlor * . 311-313 Knr-
bach block. U Moll M19 *
G. R. CRANDALU CITY CONTRACTOR FOR
brick sidewalks ; best repicsred vltrllled pav
ing lirlck used : tatlsfnctlon euannteed. 204
S. Hth St. Tel. S17. MSS3 M5
MOSEY TO LOAX REAL ESTATE.
WANTED. CHOICE PARM AND CITY LOANS
R. C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat'I Jlank Rids
W-CS4
HOO.000.00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
first class Improved Omiha property , or for
building purposes Fidelity Trust company.
W 6i > G
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y L. '
quick money itt low rates for cholc Jnrm lands
In Iowa , Northern Missouri , Eastern Nebraska
WC87
LOAN ON IMPROVED * UNIMPIIOVEI ) C1TV
property , W. Farr.aia Smith & Co. , 1MO Fainnm.
W-SSi
S PER CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Gjr\ln Ilros , 161J Farnam St. W 83
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. llrennan-Lo\e Co. , 211 8. 16lh
W-GS9
PER CENT MONEY. 11EM1S. PAXTON
PAXTONW690
W-690
ItOOCO. 1200.00. M OJ-PniVATE MONEY. ON
cne , two , three or live yean time. W. L. Pelby.
334 RoarJ of Trade. W6C
JIOXKY TO tOAJt CII.VTTKLS.
J10 TO $10.000 TO IXDAN OS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANO3
HOUSES. . WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , ETC : .
at lowest rales In
Omahi , South Omaha nd Council lltufts.
No remo\al of goods ; strictly coniljentui : you
can pay the loan off at any time or In uny
( iniDunts.
t OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
THS
I'ORATED I JAN COMPANY IN OMAHA
X-C91
MONEY UOANEO SAI RIED PEOPLE HOLD.
Inc permanent ixxltlons , with rttponalblv cjn-
cern < upo-j their own name , without security :
eisy pa > rirnts. Tolraan , It. 701 , N. Y. L. bl.li !
V5t
IIHICK.
WITHNELLDRO t SMITH.PAVING. SEWER I
building Capacity. 100 , 00 * a day22d ; & Hickory st
4o -
l.f0.000 NEW BRICK. WITHNELi , BROS.
Jtnlthi.
R US IX ESS CIIAXCE.t.
TO GET IN OH OUT OF IIU.HINESS GO TO J.
J Clltmm. 511 rirtt Nat'I Danli. T O
_
FOR SALE-A 1IAROAIN MY ENTIRE DRt'O
lock , ( how cares , o < M fmmtnln nml coun
ter * : nhn will rmU ( t rn nl reisoniible rentr
locited t'nlnn Depot liolel , one block from t'
P. nml IlurllnBton depots. Ernest Stuht , nro-
prlnor. Y 79
E TIIIRD INTEREST i
tifnctnrlng mail onlfr liu ! ncMi ? J per rent
Kii.iinnlicl ; If you have the money nnd mean
builness ImeMlgits this. M W. llee.
. Y-MC91
_
IP YOtMvTNTT < r Hl'Y OR SELL ANY Ht'SI- *
ne-g ee Wiilsh , 113 N. 16th St. Y Mil * M *
CLEAN OHOCnilY TO Tc'AND rTxTtmES
Ui ( p ; about We on tlic dollar : moftly new ;
must \ncnlo premlsear'blgEest bargain offered.
Apply N 13. llec. Y-M78" 3' ' ? *
FOR S\LE. ONE-FOURTH INTEIlErtT IN
well equipped nml pnylns electric light plant
In Rood lonn town : will realirn my pislllon
uiierlntendent In fnvor of purchaser. Ad-
ilrras N U , care Omaha llee. Y-M7I3 Ml'
SPLENDTl ) oTlANCn-FIIlST CLASS GRfT-
cery. line location , need trade ; reason for " .ell-
Ini ; when > ef buyer. N 10. llee. Y M810 Ml *
ELEVATORS FOR SALH-A LINE OF SIJv
elevatort nn thp llepubllran Valley branch of
lh U , P. R. R. . extending south from I 'nrriln ,
Neh. , thrnunh an excellent urnln proiluclnn re-
plon. Will b * old trisether or oeparately. na
dfnlre.1. In Rood repair nnd fine notlclm ? '
ordor. Will b > enld on en y trrnii. Applv to
III . Miller. Ileatrlce , Neb. T MS24 J3il
LEGITIMATE INVESTMENT IN ESTAII-
IM M builne' * ; t o to nve lhou nnd dollars
required. Address N 20. lite. Y-M32 M2
von
VARIOUS PIECES OF PROPERTY AND
farms In Nebraska tu trade tor merchandise.
Address L 42 llec. X MSIll
IfO-AC'RIJ CLEAR FARM NEAR PNOHOMISH ,
WaahliiKton , nnd 13,0 0 (0 In defaulted llrst
mortgJKt'j * nn H'iuthwt"tern Kan a lind , to ox-
chnnse for Improved properly In Omaha : party
will assume reasonable amount of In umbr.ince.
W. L. Selby , 334 Iljnrd of Trade.M727
l-'OIl SALE HEAL 15STATE.
ICOUNTZU PUCE UARGAINS. J2.5M. 53.7:0 TO
( C.COO. J. J. Glbsun , CH First Nat'I. Hank HlilK.
RE-CDI
FOLIXWINO DESII5AIILE pnOPERTY : IIUSI-
ne s lot corner. MX 139 ft. . In So. Omnha , pa\ed.
itiino3 ! lot , COxloO feet , Impioved , South Omaha ,
street pnxel.
Tract (24 lols . SCth St.
Trnct ( W lots ) . 30th St.
For parllculais apply 1012 Farnam St.
RE-C93
GERMAN SAVINGS TUNK PROPERTY.
NOTHING FOR RENT IN OMAHA OR SOUTH
OMAHA.
NOW IS THE TIME TO RUY.
Uuy and save -ent. Nc\er before In the hlMory
nf Omahn hav there been fUCh opportunities
offered to acquire lots nr homes nt jour own
prices. You make the prices.
Recel\ers must sell. Depositors' demands must
bn f.itlfllocl.
1 Blxc out no lists , if you want to buy 7 will
match nny prlcei made by anyone Lots In
South Onuhi. lots In Omnlm , lots e\erywhero
from SIO ) to $1.000. Houses and lots and acre
tracti In Douglas county.
Any reii onnbl < - offer will bo favorably consid
ered. Tell mo whnr you want nnd I will tell
you \\hat I will take.
If you h.ue n customer I will pay regular com
missions. I have no agents.
New 7 per cent loans , JI.OOO to Jl.COO , for talc on
Improved property.
-THO3. H. M'CAGUE , Receiver.
103 N ith St.
RE-MM5
RAROA1NS : 5-ROOM HOUSE. 90 ! SOUTH IOTH
St. . rental JlSO.no per ytnr ; price , tl.IW.
02x132 feet on Cummg street , pays 7 per cent net
on $2,500.
11 house * nnd 1 store , rental , JC4S.OO per year ;
prc ? , J3.SCO.
41 feet front 3-tory brick bulMlne , rear Hth nnd
Douirln , rental 12.100.CO per year ; pi Ice. I2J.SW.
J. N. Trailer Opp. old P. O. 'SC-M2I4
HOUSES , 1XTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS ,
also fire Insurance. Demi : , Paxton b.ock.RE
RE 697
NEW. MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE. LARGE
lot. J300 cash. bnlniKO to suit. Address G T5.
Ho * . RE MIM
IP YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
and wi > nt U sold list It with m = nn > l I win
jell It ( If I can ) . If > ou \\l n to purcba t > nn.1
want n biff barsaln , look over my list. J. II.
Sherwood , 422 New York Life. RE M 411
VERY DKSIRAHLU 8-ROOM MODERN' COT-
tnireery choice location (3C2 ( N. 4ftth ) . en t
front : nlc" lawn nnd trees ; \erv chi-.ip nnd
easy terms ; call nnd see It. RK MSlft M2'
HHOHTHAXII A.VD TYPKWKITIXG.
A. C. VAN flANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
and Typowrltlnp. 717 N. Y. Life. ofTerj the fol-
lowlns ndvnntnRCs : tmllvldual Instructions by
experienced teachers ami 'kllltul Etenmraphcrs ;
up-to-date methods ; touch system of typewrit-
- If preferred ; particlpatlin In actual work.
for winch students receive pay ; monthly inCT
CT :
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. 1CTII & DOUOI S
-CT9
SHORT-HAND , UP-TO-DATE. TAJ'OHT FIT
rourt reporters. Royles' School , 403-3-7 Bee bldg
700
SUM3IER HESORTS.
THE JEWETT COTTAGES , GREEN MOUN-
tnln Falls. ColD. : n summer hnme In the
mountains ; b'nutlful colt OR ? ! , fully furn'shod.
for rent by the reason nt reasonable rates.
Illustrated circulars sent on nppl'catlon. Ad
dress J. H. Jewett. Green , Colo.
M5M M3 *
FURXITCRE PACKED.
M. B. WALKIN , Zlll CUMING. TEL. 13J1.
PAWXRROICEHS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. MTH.
701
SIUEWALKS.
PERMANENT SIDEWALKS AND FANCY
driveways. G. Rushart , 214 X. ICcn : 'nhone 1195.
M8IO M4 *
TYPEWHITEIIS.
TYPEWRITEHS FOR RENT tl.OO PER MONTH
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1C2J Fnr
nam St. ; Telephone 12SI. 707
crtESSMAKIXfJ. '
DRESSMAKING. FAMILIES. 2504 DAV'P'T.
-MM2 M6 *
EXPOSITION FHOXTAGKS FOR RENT.
GROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION.
Demls. Pax ton Hlk. 703
STENOr.UAPHEHS.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
stenographers ftee. Th Smith-Premier Type
writer Co. Telephone. 12S4. 701
JUSTICE OP THE I'EACE.
D. H. IIOUCK. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. fl
Karhach block. OCS
HOUSE PASTURE.
ALFALFA PASTURE. ROARD FENCES. A.
W. I'helps & Son , 207 N. Y. L. bldg. Tel. 1054.
CIS J22 *
FOU.M1.
-
FOUND. 1 HLACIC PONY. AGED 6. WEIGHT
700 , two right feet marked. Call at 1318 Corby
St. , Omaha. Found 819 29 *
TAKEN UP. WHITE MARE WITH SHOIM
on. w.'ltrht about 1.000 pounds. MlUhell Stable ,
Hit Dodtfo St. Pound 817 3 >
LOST.
IX5ST. SOLID WATCH AND CHAIN AT
Union dcik > t ; good reward Tor r > turh lo lto
office. I..WI SOI Ml
JUXK HOUSES.
ALPIRN , OMAHA , JUNK HOUSE , JOl HO.
10th , paying best price for nil kinds of junk.
SIS M2 > *
NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN JpPiWK3-
Pfpartment of the Interior , Oftl > e of Indian
Affairs , Washington. D. C. , March 39. uaK
Scaled proposaldftllt Us received by the
of Indian Affairs at Nos. 77-
7D Wooater street. New York City , until 1
o'clock p. m. of Tuesday. Mny 17 , 1858 , for fur-
nlhlRR for the Indian Service , coffee , uuiur ,
ten , rleo , baklne powder , so.ip. erocerle.-t.
blankets , woolen and cotton goo < l3 , clottilns. -
notions , hats and caps , , bcota nnd sheen ,
crockery and uchool books. lil'Is must be
made on government blanks. Schdules.fclv-
Inu all necessary Information for bidders
will be furnUhed on application at lh In
dian O4flee , Waahlngton. D. C. . NOJ. 77-79
Wooster street. New JTork City ; NO. liws
Slate street. Clilci o , 111. ; theCommls irlea
of SubslBtejice , U. S. A. at Cheyfnne , Lmv.
enworth , Omaha , St. Louis , St. Paul and
San Francisco ; the postmasters nt Sioux
City , Yankton , Arkansas City , Call well. To-
> ? ka , Wlcliita and Tucson. Bids will bo
ppetifd at the hour and days above stated.
and bidders are Invited to be pr ? in at
the openingW.
W. A. JONES. Commissioner.
A-Z7-May-U
MOTICC.
( Should be rertrl'DAIIjY ' by all Interested ,
05 changes mny VlccOr at any time. )
Foreign malls' for ; 'tho wpeV ending April
30 , isas. will cloti ( PhOMlTLT In nil cnsea )
nt the Oenrral Postolllcc ns followJPAll- :
CKLS POST MATE& , closj one hour earlier
than closing tlms shown below :
Trniift-Atlntitla MnlU.
SATLTRDAY-At ) n. m. for VHANCR.
aWIT7.iilIND. . ITALY , SPAIN , POR-
TITOAL. Tt'IlKK ? , KOYIT anil BRIT
ISH INDIA , pe'r's. s. La Normandle , via
Havre ( letters for other parts of Kuropo
must bj dlreqtMt " " 'per La Normandle1' ) :
ut fi:30 : n. m. [ OR EXMIOPU , per B. s. Urn-
brln , vl.i Queenataivn ( letter- ) for France ,
Swlticrlancl , Itafr , Spain. Portugal , Tur
key , Bjypt and British India must be ill-
rocleil "per tlmbrla" ) ; nt S a. m. for
NKTHHHLANDH direct , per ( . s. Spanrn-
diim , > la llotterdaVn ( letters must bo di
rected "per Spaarndnm" ) ; nt 8 a. m. for
ITALY , per s. s. Knlirr Wllhelm II , via
Naples ( letters must bo directed "per
Kalnor Wllhelm II" ) ; at 10 a , m. for
SCOTLAND direct , per s. s. Anchorla. via
Glasgow ( letters must be directed "per
Anchorla" ) ! at 11 a. m. for NORWAY ill-
. reel , per s. s. Thln valla ( letters must be
directed "per Thlngvalla" ) .
Aficr the ilojlnff of the nupplomcntarjr trnns-
ntlantlc mall * mimed Above , additional euril" .
mcntnry nmlU nro nn neil on the plent.of tha
Amerlcnn. KiiRllih , French and German 'lean-
era and remain opun until- within ten ral.-.ut
of the hour of lalllnc of etenme- .
3Inlln ( or South unit Central Amrrlcn ,
Went IndlPK , Ktc.
SATUUDAY At 9:30 : a. m. ( supplementary
10 n. m. ) for LEKWAUD and WIND
WARD ISLANDS , per s. s. Carlbbeo ; at
10. n. m. ( supplementary 10:30 : n. m. ) for
HAITI and CAUTHAQENA. per s. B.
Allies ; at 10 a. m. ( supplementary 10:30 :
n. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND , JA
MAICA and SA VANILLA , per s. s. Altai
( letter * lor Costa Hlca must bo directed
"per Altai" ) ; m 12 m. ( supplementary 1
p. nt. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except
Costa Hlca ) and SOUTH PACIFIC
POUTS , p = r s. s. Advance , via Colon ( let
ters for Guatemala must be directed "per
Advance" ) ; nt SCO : p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND -
LAND , per steamer from North Sydney ;
nt SM : p. m. for ST. PIHJIUlK-AIIQUi-
LON , per steamer from Halifax.
Mnl ! * for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax nnd
thcnco by Hte-unur , el" " At this olllcc dnllv at
8:30 : p. m. MalM tor Mlruielun , by rail lo Ilo -
Inn and thence by Hto-imer close at th'a ' oll"o !
dally nt 8W : p. m. Main for Mexico
City. o\erland. tinlmi spcclnllr ndftre sul I'l
clli > patcli by steamer , close nt this office da'ly '
nt 2:30 : n. mT nml SS3 : p. m. Mt'gistered mnll
closes at 0:0) : p. m. previous diy.
Trnim-Piifinc MnllH.
MaIN for China , Japan and Hawaii , per s.
s. City of Hlo Janeiro ( from San Fran
cisco ) , close hfrp dally up to April 21
at CCO : p. m. Mails for the Society Is
lands. per ship City of Pnpeltl ( from
San FrnncUco ) . close here dally up to
April 24 nt B:30 : D. m. Mnlla for Hawaii ,
per a. t = . 2ea ) . Mdla ( from San Francisco ) .
close hero dally up to April 2S at GCO : p.
m. MnIN for Australia ( except West Aus
tralia ) . MOW Zealand. Hnnnil nnd F1M Is
lands , per s. . Warrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , close here daily after April * * 13
nnd up to April 23 nt 6:30 : p. m. Malls
for China and Japan ( specially addressed
only ) , per s. H. Empress of China ( from
Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to May
2 at C,0 : p. m. Malls for China and
Japan , per s. s. Columbia ( from Tacoma )
close hero dally up to May * 8 nt
0:30 : p. in. Malls for Australia ( ex
cept those for West Australia , which are
forwardi'd via Eurcp ; ) , New Zealand , Ha
waii MJl nntl Samoan Islands , per s. s.
Marlpos.i ( from Sin Francisco ) , close hero
dally tip to May * 13 at 7 a. m. . 11 a. m
nnd C:30 : p. m. ( or on arrival at New York
of s. P. Campania1 with UrltUli malls for
Australia ) .
Trnns-Puclllu in.itH ore forwarded to port of Ball-
Init dully nnd afio schedule of clnMnc la tir-
ranced on ( he presumption cif their uninter
rupted ( norland , tivinlt. "IeilFtertd ! ni'i'l
closei t fi u. m. pro\lnu diy.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PoMmaster.
Postollice , Nev _ > York. N. Y. , April 22 , 1S9S.
RAILROADS.
-r
CHICAGO , HUIILINGTON &
Burlington 1 Qulncy Railroad "The Ilurl-
. , Inaton Route" Ticket Oltlw.
, 1102 jFarrmm Street. Telephone
Route 2.V ) . . Depot , Tenth and Macon
Streets. Telephone 12S.
_ - . . Leave. Arrive.
CHIC.IRO vmlliuled Ex. 5:03 : pm S:1D : nm
Chicago Exprefs" * 9:48 : nm 4:13 : pm
Clil KO & lit. LquU Ex 7:4' : pm 8:10 : nm
Pacific Junction Local , . , llo : am 3:10 : pm
Fast Mall * 2:50 : pm
Chicago Special V12:03 : am * 11:30 : pm
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
UURLINGTON & MISSOURI
lllxer Railroad "The llur-
lliiKton Houte" General Of-
llces N. W. Corner Tenth and
Karnatn Streets. Ticket Of
fice. 1302 Farnam Street. Tele
phone KO , Depot. Tenth nnd
Maton Streets. Telephone us.
Leave. Arrl\e.
Lincoln , Haetlngs and
McCook * 8:33 : am 9:33 : n'm
Lincoln , Dcn\er , Cole
rado. Utah. California ,
lilack Hills .Montana
and PuRet Sound * 4:33 : pm -1:03 : pm
Lincoln l ocul 7:00 pm 7:44 : pm
Lincoln Past Mall 2:53 : pm 11:40 : nm
Denver , Colorado , Utah ,
California nnd Puget
Sound * 11S5 : pm * 11:53 : pm
KANSAS CITY , ST. JOSEPH
Burlington & Council muffs Railroad
"T.ie llurllngton Route"
Ticket Otllce , 1502 Farnam
Route Street. Telephone 230. Depot ,
Tenth and Maaon Streets.
Telephone 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. . 9:03 : am 5:10 : pm
Kansas City Night Ex. 10:00 : pm 6:30 : am
Dally.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST-
cm Rnllway City Ticket Of-
llce. 1431 Farnam Street. Tele
phone C61. Depot , Tenth nnd
Mason Streets. Telephone 128.
ta > e' Arrive.
DnyllgtiT Chicago -Spe-
clal 7r : am ll:33pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul and
Minneapolis 5:10 : am 10:13 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , .7:40 : am 9:03 : pm
Dennlson. Carroll , Wall
Lnke , from llroadway ,
Council ItluffH 1 9:00 : nm 8:43 : nm
Eastern Express , lies
Molne , Marsluilltoun ,
Ceilir Rapid ; , Chicago 4:33 : pm
Atlantic Fljer , Chicago
nnd East * 4:43 : pm 4:33 : pm
Fnut Mall , Chicago to
Omaha
3:10 : pm
Missouri Valley , Hloux
City , St. Paul. Minne
apolis Limited * 4:33 : pm 8 M am
Omaha-Chicago Special. 6:45 : pm 8:50 : am
Dally. Dally except 8und y.
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL , MINNK-
npoltc & Omaha Railway-
General Ofllces , Nebraska Dl-
\lston. Fifteenth nnd Webster
Streets , city Ticket Olllce ,
1401 Faruam Street. Tclcphono
Ml. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone -
phone 1158.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. . * 8:30 : am 8:20 : pm
Sioux City Accommoda. 9 CO am 8:20 : pm
lllalr. Einerion. Sioux
City , 1'onca , HurllnK-
ton & Illoomfleli ) . . . . 1:00 : pm " 11:53 : nm
Sioux Clly. Mankota , St.
I'aul , Mlnnenpolls. . . * 5:33 : pm 8:29 : am
Emerson 1'anioneer. . . . 6:10 : pm 8:43 : nm
Dally. Dftlly e-tcept Sunday , Sunday
only. Tills tTiilft stops ' at stitlons llorence
to South lllalr. IrielurlVe , Sundays only ; on week
day. South Hlalr onlr.
J-'REMONT. ELKHORN AND
Mltsourt Valley Hallway Gen.
eral , OIlcc ! , United States Na-
tlonal Hank RulMIng , South-
- vvosl Corner Twelfth and Far-
. - nam Streets. Ticket OflUe.
1401 Furnira Street. Telephone SSI. Depot , Flfl
teenth and Webster Streets. Telephone 1438.
lji e Arrive.
IJInck Hills. D a.lwpo4
and Hot Hprlng * . . , . 3CO : pra 5 ( pm
Wyomlnp , Catper and
DouRlaa . . . , . . . " 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Hastings , Yoric. TJavId
City. Superior. Gene\-a
Exeter nn1 Reword . . 3:00 : nm * * B'OOnm
Norfolk. West Point arid '
Fremont. . . . , „ . . " 730am " 10:23 : am
Lincoln , Wnhoo and
Fremont. . . . : . . . . 7:5 : am * 10:23 am
Fremont Local , . . . , . . . . . 7:50 : nm
Ually. Dally .except Sunday. Sunday
only. Dally except Saturday. Dally
except Monday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAH ,
road General Offices. United
.Stales National Hank Itu'ld- '
lag. a , W. Corner Ttrellth anil
Jarnam Strc.-ts. Tlcktt Ofllse.
-T- , . „ . . 1 I Farnam SireM. Te'epho i
CU. Depot 15th and Webster St , Telephons 1458
* * * " ArrUe'
Sioux City , Mankato. ' '
l. Mlnneapplls. 5:5S
: pm 8 : am
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Offices and Ticket
OrtKe. Merchants Nat'onal ' Dank
llulldlnir , 12lt Karnam Street.
Telephone. 101. Depot , Fifteenth
and WcbJttr streets , Teiephoni
143 * .
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas anil Nebraska
Llm ted * 3:0upra : * li5 pin
Kansas City and St.
Louis Express * 9:30 : pm 6:91 : am
Nebraska Local " 4 : run :45 : am
Dally. Da'ly except Sunday.
HAI1MIOAO9.
( Continued. )
UNION PACIFIC-'THH OVERland -
land Route"-Genernl OITtees , N.
W. Corner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office , 1W2
_ Farnani Street. Telephone us.
ft' ir01' Ten" > nnd Mason Streets.
f Telephone in.
" " *
'
"The Overland Limited"
for Denver. Suit Lnke
western points . , . . . J-JO am
The Colorado Special .
for Denver and nil
"for * " JB Pm ' 7 : ° ° " "
Salt Ijike. Pacllto
coast nnd nil western
.en-rice "ind * Pm * 7 : ° °
. : M pra 1JM * m
Norfolk , Ornml Is.
Innil fctid Kearney 43nm
Qrnml Islam ! Kxiirers , . C:0) ' ,
' : im n-ifl tm
"m
UKlly. Dnli'y except flunls.Py.
Council Illuffo l.ocal-I.Mve. . 3 ! ( , ) „ . m. : : M
' ! " J " ' ' " ! . " " w. ; 10:30 : a , m. 2jl5
ft
. .
Omaha. Knnsn * Clly A llast
l.v , ' "l" " " . ' . " " 1IM" Port Arihur
"Route Ticket Ofilce , 141i Far-
. . na.m Streets Telephone , 322. De-
Telephone. | L.P ° t ( TCn" ' B"J M < UOI > Strc" < -
t * * - Anivt-
81. Louis Cannon Jlall -
U:30am :
9:03 : pm
IIAILHOAD-TICKIT :
Office , 1U3 Pamnm Street. Tele ,
lionc 322. Depot , Tenth snd
Mason Streets. Telephone 12S.
Lea\ . Arrive.
St. Louh "C.inon Hall"
Hall"M
< : M Pm * U:5 : ° nm
. _ CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE * ST
iMllUfMII/rct 1 > n"1 .Railway-City Ticket Of-
llYIILWAUKEtl nee , 1504 Fnrnam Street. Tele-
Cj" sfe ' i , , I "hone 2S4. Depot , Tenth nnd
- < /'w7 ; Ma on Streets. Telephone 128.
< i / Leave. Arrho.
Ch'cago Limited Ex. . . . r.3 ; ! pm 8:03 : nm
Omaha nnd Ch cage Ex. * 11OJ : nm 1:50 : pm
Dally.
CHICAGO , HOCK IPtAND &
I'nelllc Ilnllioail "Tlii > Clreat
Heck Inl.iinl Iloute" Clly
Ticket nince. 1323 Vn num
Street. Telephone 41S. Uei > ot ,
Tenth anil Maran KtteoU.
Telephone 629.
Loavc. Arrhe.
Ch'caito nml St. Paul
Vestlbuled Hxpress. . . . 4W : pm 1:43 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado Bp'ss.
I'ueblo , Uenxcr nnd
west 1:35 : pm 4:23 : rm
Chlcaco. Ic Molnes &
Hock Island * 7:00 : pm 8:15 : am
Atlantlo Hxpress , for
lea Molnei and east
ern points 7:20 nm 8:0 : pm
Colorado Flyer 7:00 pm 9:03 : am
Dally. Da'ly ' except Sunday.
1J ( > XI > ISSUE
Ilniiker VIIICK IIIMH < M That In tliv Only
Stiiirc'c ofViir Iiv < * iuic .
OMAHA , April 29. To the Editor of The
lies : In an editorial thla morning you de
clare that In your opinion there Is "no call
for a bond Issue. "
I cannot agree with you In this con
clusion.
You acuume that $150,000,000 will be re
quired by January 1 , 1S99. Iia that case It
la only fair to estimate that the total sum
which may bo required for the Spaulah war
will reach ? 300.000,000 In addition to what
(103 already been expanded.
There l.s mo available balance In the treao-
ury for the purpose. The $50,000,000 already
cxpcr-detl have reduced the surplus which
must ahvay.7 be maintained for contingen
cies to limits that It would not be safe or
expedient to further contract.
To undertake to obtain the large sum de
manded from Immediate taxation would not
only bo uowtee but might prove suicidal.
Thta country has now unlimited credit
there could tofall ua no greater disaster
than the wreck of tlild credit and a great
risk of this wotlld bs Incurred if ths govern ,
meat was obliged to depend upon the uncertain
tain receipts from taxation , for the prcsecu-
Uon of the war.
If such a course had been undertaken In
the civil war , war operations would have
been greatly" hampered by lack of funds ,
and at times they would have been pracll-
cally su.'ipmdod. Aggressive warfare is im
possible without immediately available
funds.
Our national credit was not high at tfiat
tlmo and so It was deemed necessary to
Usuo treasury notco supported by a bond
Usue into which the notes were at fliat
convertible. It was a costly proceeding and
was only Justrfledby the necesoltles of the
situation. N'o attempt was made to raise
by taxation the money required for the war-
It was decmad sufficient if the ordinary ex
penses with Interest on the debt were thus
obtained. Within twtaty-flvo > wro after the
close of the war the entire war expenditure
of $300,000,000 coUld have been easily liqui
dated , without any considerable embarrass
ment to the country on account of the heavy
and onerous taxation which usually attends
a war condition in every country.
The Interest upon $300,000,000 would not
reach a sum demanding any greatly in
creased taxation It need hardly be felt
and no provision for a sinking fund Is re
quired. The result las surplus from slightly
moro than ordinary taxation , with the Im
proved trade conditions sure to come , would
rellro the bonds within a reasonable time.
The kkid of bonds U another question.
If they were made specifically payable In
gold they could bo l&sued redeemable "at
the pleasure of the government , " but If the
ambiguous words "cola" or "dollars" aroused
used , then the time must be longer and the
rate of Interest higher. If partylsm , even
temporarily would give place to patriotism
all the monetary dltlicnlty attending the sit
uation would disappear and the government
'
would bo at liberty to act as Its beat' Inter
ests would decide , Just as an Individual
would do under similar circumstances.
But even cs it Is , It would oeem possible
to adopt some compromise by which two
forms of bands should be submitted for pop >
ular subscription. Ono cla&i of ohort time
or "At pleasure" bonds , pajablo In gold and
the other long time payable. In "coin"
the Interest rate on Ido first named to be Ies
than the latter of the same clos. ? ,
Thlo would seem a fair proposition and
might be the means of eavlng considerable
money for the government. It would cer >
tainly bo desirable to avoid a long time bond .
hsue. HE.VRY W. YATE3. :
APPRECIATE HK'LIAHLE ' WAR STEWS.
The Hoc tin * Only Paper thnt Can He >
TrnMeil.
NORTH PLATTE , Neb. , April 27. To the
Editor of The * Bee : It may interest you to
Icnow that the reliability of The Hce's war
news In the estimation of 'North ' Platte people
ple Is in striking contrast with the ex
treme "yellowness" of the World-Herald. :
Not Infrequently you hear a man remark :
"The V.'orld-Hcrald fceya so and BO ; what
doe The > lice say , " and without exception
they look for a confirmation of the news In
The Deo. It The llee decs not glvo It they
at once conclude It Is a "fake. " The sensa
tional period of the war baa passed ; the peo. .
plo now dcilre facts , and these- they are ob
taining from The Ileo.
Tie best way to "play even" with the
World-Herald is to enc3urage It In Its sensa-
ttanallsm and continue to print facts In The
Bee. IRA L. BARB. >
TIIK 'REALTY
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday ,
April 23 , 1S33 : .
WARRANTY DEEDS.
i
1C. T. Swobo and wife to Alzula Bwobe ,
lots 9 and .10. Convent Palo 110,000
L. C. Graham and husband to Walter
.Ure , lot 13 , .Miiync'a. arid 2 .
Mcrc'nantB * Natl. bank to Wllhelm
Kaiser , lot 12 , block 453 , Grandvlew. . COO
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
B. A. Langdon and husband to Frank
MurpViy et at , lot 1 , block 1 , Thorn-
burB Place 25 ;
Max Meyer & Brother Co. to Julius >
Meyer , und.W of lot 10 , block 4 , Jot
ter's add. to South Omaha 1
It. C. Enewold and wife to Omaha
S.iv. bank , e ( u feet of ni of lot 7 ,
block 1 , Park Place 1 >
X , P. Hansen to same , name 1
Arthur norland to V. O. Strlckler , n'A
wU nwVi 4-1C-13 ( ex. Ca ) ,
DBBD3.
Master In chancery to MaaiachusotU
Mutl. Life Ins. Co. . lot 5 and w S feet
of lot 6 , block. 2(7 , Omaha , and a strip
adjoining- HCOO
Total amount of transfer * $21,531 * '
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP.
Kor the benefit of busy women who do
not have tlmo to keep always In touch with
the vocabulary of fashion we quote from
Ucruorcst's Family MaKvtzlrie a few terms
with their dominions , which may help her
In her bewilderment. Appllquo la woven cm.
broidery . with gauze groundwork. Dayailere ,
an effect brought about by material woven
with stripes running crorawlse , or by hori
zontal trlmmlngo. Caeaque Is a short basque ,
Carreaux slgnlflcs checks , or squares. Cheno
mc-r.ni a pointed effect. Chou Is a rosct or
cluster of ribbons , feathers or laces. Hclgo
Is a material In which two colors are mixed.
Gloria Is mlgturo. cf silk and wool. I.ans-
downc la a combination of the same ma
terials. Loranges arc square tabltcrs used
Intrlmminc. . A m-itlnco Is a breakfast or
house jacket. Molro Is a certain way of
weaving which glvea a watered effect to any
kind of material. 1'allletts arc spangles.
Pllsso is material ehlrred In the piece by
machinery. Sicilian Is a plain matcral com
posed of a cotton weave and mohair filling.
Satin sololl Is a satin-faced armure fabric ,
woven with a ribbed effect. Sortlo do bal
simply means a party vtt > iy. Vlgoureux Is
in effect produced by printing the yarn of
which a fabric Is woven In various colors ,
without a set design and without regard
to order of combination of colors. Zeblllno
Is a wool material In imitatjon of Pablo
tur.
Housekeepers arc very often unnecessarily
md unpleasantly annoyed by peddlers and
igents who call , demanding to show goods
which people do not want to see. These
peripatetic and persistent merchants arc
jually very industrious and sometimes dis-
igrecably bold. It la an annoyance much .
complained of , and In the wcat they have a '
vay of preventing it. Some California
titles have an ordinance which makes It a
misdemeanor punishable by a flno for any
? eddler to call at a house on which the
sign "No Peddlers" la displayed. Its prac-
ilcal operation la decidedly satisfactory and
popular wherever It has been tried. A little
tin elgn , perhaps two Inches high and ten
r twelve Inches long , bearing In neat letters
.bo words "No Peddlers , " Is tacked on half
ho door steps In San Francisco. U In no
Kuy mare the appearance of the entrance
ind eaves the housewives a deal of t rouble.
The suggestion is ono which might be acted
n in eastern cities with great acceptance.
In a recent examination In Chicago for
pxployes of the civil service commission the
ivcmen applicants got decidedly the best of
It. In the list of eligible eleven of the first
ihlrteen are women. The best examination
was made by George M. Deralck , who has
ccn with the board from its first organiza
tion , and is familiar with the examiner's
work. The fourth on the list la a school
eac-hcr , Sylvia M. Plo , who had no experience
in the office. The twelfth , Alice M. Malony ,
s another school teacher , who Is new to the
Business. The board has on the eligible list
.hlrty-four names , of which seventeen are
vomcn , with two men at the foot of tbo roll.
The board will employ twenty-two examiners
lor a time , and of these twenty-two only
iluo are men. The board will have to re-
luce its force soon lo keep within the ar .
roprlatlon , and six o ! the seven lowest on
ho list are men.
Mlaj Kate K. O'Connor of Rockford , III. ,
raa tendered her resignation a * deputy
ouniy clerk' and clerk of the probate court ,
position ehe has filled wild great credit
ind ability for the pat nlxte-cn years , to
rater a new field of work. It ti her luten-
.loo to open on office es a counselor of
vomon , a place where women may come and
llscuss their buslnow affairs. In addition
o making and proving wllU , appointment
if administrators , executors and guardlana ,
uid the settlement of estateu. she will do
: vc > unclng , lean money , Insure life and
ropcrty. and make a specialty of pensions.
Many people will be nut-prised to know
hat there is a scientific way of walking up-
talra. A rjfiyslclan , la telling how It Is
lone , says tfcat usually a person -will tread
in the ball of his foot in taking each step.
Phis 4s distinctly a bad practice ; it wcara
ind Urea Ido muiiclea , as It throws the cn-
ire suspended weight of tbo body on the
uuscles of the legs and feet. In walking
ipatalrs the paint to be secured U tbo moat
flual distribution of the body's weight poa-
Ible. The feet tbould bo placed squarely
on tbo ntcv , heel and nil , nnd thn the work
should be dtmo slowly And deliberately. In
this nay there la no strain upon any nuu-
etc , hut cadi ono docs Us duty In natural
manner. The practice of bending noaflr
dotiblp when attending stairs U extremely
pernicious. H cramps the lungs and makes
the heart work harder. A slightly forward
Inclination la alt that la normeary to nMko
ttie method of going upstairs above dcacrlbe.l
a much le&s laborious ( ask than it usually la.
It was notlcoJthe other day , says H rpcr'
Weekly , that the prospectus of the Woman' *
Hotel companyof ' .New York did not stala
by what regulations 'tho ' boarders In th
prospective hotel for working-women were
to bo governed. It seems that the manage-
mru appreciates the disadvantage of et
rulrn , aivd Intends to run Us house "without
any restrictions except those conventional
onea that obtain In any well-regulated hotel
FOULARD OOWN WITH CAMBRIC UNDER BODICE FROM HARPER'S BAZAR ' .
The cbarm of the accompanying desl ; n for a foulard gown lies In Us coloring-
geranium red and whltb and Us ( simplicity , the only decoration being the turn
down , square-cut rovers of the waist , which arc attached -with carycd ivory buttons ,
and the tiny Jockojs over the sleeves. The waist is a low-cut blouse , open over a
chemisette of flno white cambric. Dainty under-hodlccs of tdls kind , inado of very
sheer cambric , arc a notable feature of th s season's Imported gowns , and the material
enters largely Into the trimming of nuci'tt veiling and barege dresses In ttio form
of narrow rufllcs , made wild tucks and b inded with tiny velvet ribbons. A heavy
quality Is else used for plain skirts , finished simply with a very bread hem , to bo
worn with shirt waists of wash silk. A softly draped collar and a red satin glrdlo
are the final touches to the corsage , the back of willed Is plain with a little fullness
at the belt.
The enug untrlmmed skirt la a seven-gored model la sheath form , three yards and
three-quarters wide at the hem. It is hung over a foundation skirt of the same cut ,
made of the soft-wcavo black taffeta &o wo'.l adapted to clinging effects. Frills or
ruches of black silk muelln would transform this simple model Into an elaborate
Franch toilette , to which could bo added contrasting sleeves of black muslin and &
glrdlo of black velvet , which are both now Items of fashion. The proper cut of the
gown can bs obtained only from the cut patterns furnlided by Harper's Bazar , wbcro
it Is published.
Quantity of Material Foulard silk , 10 yards ; taffeta lining , 11 yards ; cambric for
gulmpe , 1 % yards. %
lor mixed guests. " "It Is assumed , " writes
the acting secretary of the preliminary com
mittee of the prcpose" ! company , "that a
household of women of the classeo. for whoso
accommodation this first hotel Is Intended
artist. , teachers , journalists and writers ,
students , snd the graded of clerks earning
liberal wages will 'behave themselvesiqulto
as well as an equal number of men , and will
not need to.be put under boarding school or
Institutional rules. If any guest should
discredit the house , It would bo a simple
matter to terminate her occupancy , as all
rooms would be rented by tha day or week.
While dividends on the stock of the
proposed hotel arc limited to C per cent , the
surplus profits which ere expected are to bo
Invested In other similar hotels , which In
turn would expect to pay 5 per cent
.dividends , so that subscribers' expectations of
Income would not necessarily bo llmltt'J to
the first C per cent.
The point is emphasized that the projected
hotel Is Intended lo promote the comfort
and general welfare of working women In
fairly good circumstances , who can afford to
pay from $ C to $12 a week for living ex
penses.
HuWunabal Is the name of an educated
Hindu woman who during the famine and
plague which have prevailed in India has
rendered good .service In Bombay , where sba
Is now practicing as a doctor. Rukhmahal
went to London In the rprlng of 1889 as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McLaren , and
very soon after enrolled herself as a student
at the London School of Medicine for Women ,
where she studied for more than five years ,
acquiring excellent knowledge of medicine.
Hukhmabal's journey to England was con
nected with her marriage , at the age of 11
to Dadajeo Dhlkajeo , aged 19. At the ago
of 22 she bad not yet gone to live with her
husband , whereupon lie. Instituted a suit
against her. The judge dismissed the null as
"barbarous. " lltit an appeal was made , and
ultimately Hakhmabal would have hid to
spend six months In prison for contumacy
but that kind friends in India and iKnglaad
raised a fund to appeal once more. Ulti
mately the husband was bought off for 2,00
rupees , and Itukhainbal was free to follow
her bent.
Mlra Dixie Leo Sterne of St. Louis Is ono
of the most successful commercial traveler *
In America. She Is In the employ of
prominent St. Louis wholesale grocery house ,
and her mission is to introduce a special
line of goods. She travels from Hoston to
San Francisco , but visits only the larger
cities.
Miss Sterne travels In a style that would
make a crack brewery representative or
champagne agent blue with envy. She stepson
on ) ; ' at swell hotels and hires the deamit
apartments. She visits all the eminent
physicians , tells them of her goods and lesvcs
town. She carries no samples , and In view
of < thls fact , her success la Incredible , nut
the secret Is laid In Miss Sterne's pretty
face , fascinating manners and her wide In
formation. This St. Louis Incomparabla
drummer la a native of Columbia , 11 o. , and
a great-grandnleco of Daniel Hoone.
The little town of Nasso , In Sweden , lia
cmllngrnt of women , 160 strongin Its flro
brigade. The water supply of the village
conaUts simply of four great tubs tud It
is the July of the women to keep these full
In case of ( Ire. They stand In two con
tinuous lines from the tubs to a lake some
distance away , cne line paoalng up the full
buckets and tb " * other lending them
back. *