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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEr THURSDAY-.TUNE 23 , 1802--TWELVE PAGES.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
TivSTrTTsBMKNfs Voir "iiiKaK vow
.A will bo taken unlit 12-80 r > . m for the " "
nml until 8:30 : p. m for Hie morning or Sunday rail *
' "A" ! dvprtt emenH In the * * columns 2 cents n
I for tint Inxrrllon nml 1 cent ft word
cnch subsequent Insertion or f2 P T
tier month. NO advertisement tnkcn
, „ , , * s than 25 cent for llin drat Insertion. Tcrnn
( null In advance , Initial * , figures , symbols , etc .earn
rotint ai a word , All advertisements niuit run con-
rrciitlvply. Advorlliiorii , by ronup , llnK n numbered
rhiMk. can hare the letters addressed tonnum-
lifted letter In euro of THE ItKB. Answers so d-
drriscd will bo delivered on presentation of Ilio
check. _
SITUATIONS WAKTRD.
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rosiTiok"iN AitnJOSTonr. nv A BEOIS-
toured pharmsclsl ; 4 years' r-jrporlonco as lire-
pcrlptlon clrrkl American ; married ! ago 31 ; gouA
rcferenrci futntshPd ! nm nllllnu to make myself
pcnornlljr mnfnl nt modcrnlo wages. Addrn'is ' \ \ .
J , Coglor , 25CO SpouldlnR utrcot. MPOJ ftl
SITUATION WA.NTHI ) 11V A NKW YOItK
A bnrhor who understands his business. Artrtrpss
OH. Pec. 83I-21 *
' . POSITION IIY YOU.NO MAN AS
AWANTKl' pntrr olcrkj roforcnco cuarnn.
Icod. Ailrlroifl t'13. Hco. BDI K *
- WANTED MALE HELP.
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ll-/nKNlS WANTK IN""WKHT" , lOWS ANli
.DcItT In tlio west on extra liberal tcrmi , to * nll
tlio popular ten year policy ot the Mutual Hn-
( cr o 1 nml I.lfo ncsoclntlon : also Iho now StO.WX )
roinlilnntlon pallor o' the I'roforrcd Mutual Acci-
ilrnt nmnclalion of Now YorX ! con only < IH per
ycnr tor i > rnfrrroil thks ; nave tnoncr by insuring ,
make money by rnproflonllnit Ilieno wideawake
rnnipanlen : tire nconts can ilonblo tlietr Income.
\Vrlln for circulars nnd terms to U. H. Iloblson ,
( irnernl .MennKor , Omitlin , Noli. 124
BMAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH CITY ,
town nnd hamlet to Introduce the fastest solllnir
household article on record. Over ft million jiold
In Philadelphia. Will pay comnetent person tl per
rtay. Address with stamp W. II. Williamson , 44 N.
4th street. Philadelphia , Pa. M12ljyM
T-TEAM8TE1IS AND It. H. LAHOBEHS FOB
J. Wyoming or South Dakolo. COOS.lOth -
- . . jn. . , TEAMSTEHH , BHOVELEHS AND
- -'rockmcn ' for Wyoming nnd South Dakota. AI-
ibrlghtLabor Agency , 1180 Fornam slrccU 174)O
n-WANTED , AGENTS IN KVEBY TOWN IN
JJtlip state to represent the United States Mutual
Accident association of N. Y. Now policies , most
liberal In form and reasonable In cost ever Issued.
II , A , Wagner , state ngcnt , Omaha , Neb. Ml
- ( VANTED-LIVE AGENTS FOB OFFICIAL
edition Harrison A Bold ; "Protection and Value
of Protection. " hy Hon. James G , Illnlnn nnd Hon.
William McKlnley , Jr. . COO panes , magnificently II-
-Jii-tralert. Itutali , H.W. Immense terms. Mr. J. U
Jinrvet , Akron , o. , made f.14 In two hours. Hov.
a'homas Clinton. Evorctt. Mass. , mnilo 1151 In ono
rtar. llonlts on credit. Froluht paid. Outfit 25c. or
free wltb reference. Wrlto quick. AdilroM Globe
Bible Pulillriilnit Co. , 7S3 Chestnut street , Phlladel
phla , PH. , or 358 Dearborn street , Chicago , 111.
T-WANTED , OBAD1NO HIJIICONTRACTOBS.
J J Wo huvo snino good work to let on line between
Mbertyvlllo find Oltumwa , la. Profiles can be seen
nd Information obtained at our ollloo In Ottnmwn.
Mr.llorCiislilng k Co. M745 24
B-2A TKAMS WANTED 2 BLOCKS SOUTH OF
Vlnton on 15th stroot. J3.25 per dav. C. A.
o nsen'i works. M74323 *
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-WAMTKII , TKAMS TO WORK ON UAlLHOAl )
grade , buason'9 work , feed cheap nnd wages
KI60 per day. Apply on works on line belwoen
Liberty vlllo and Ottumwa , la. Mallory , Cuihlng
* c , , M740 24
- , AGENTS. SAMPLE SASH LOCK
( pat. 1892) ) free by mall for Jo stamp. Immense.
Unrivalled. Only good ono ever Invented. Boats
weights. Sales unparalleled. $12 n-day. Brohard
. Co. . Philadelphia. Pa. 317 ! > 3 24 *
1HAHHISON AND REID IIY OENEHALWAL-
J'lnee. Best book far * l.fO Prospectus , 10 cents ,
lloody. I Irst applicants get territory , liemocratlo
nominee noon. Grant Publishing Co. , 01 Lakeside
lIdg. , Clileaito. 111. M7942V
TJ-WANTED A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN to
J'travel In Nebraska by a largo maniifatlurlng nnd
-lobbing bnuso. Address B Ul , this ofllce. stating
jOirtlculurs. M7U7 25
PAY 8A1.ABY WEEKLY TO GOOD
J'agents , former experience unnneosinry , salary
paid weekly. Singer ollico , 1510 Douglas. 821Jyl8
> -BH15AI > BAKER WANTED AT 523 MAIN ST. ,
JL'onmll Blnirs. M857
J > WANTbl ) HO MEN FOR RAILROAD COM-
Jpany work In Invvn nnd Soulh Dakota , free fore ;
MO men for Montana. Kramer A. O'lloa'ruo Labor
Agency , natS. llth utrooU 81323 *
B - , 4 STONECUTTERS AT IDA
drove'lown. Apply , W 8. Anderson. BM 23 *
B-WANTED , A THAVELLSO SALESMAN WHO
Is' 'amlllar with ncntB' furnishing goods nnd
clothing and U ncqunlntcd In thin state nnd can
coniiunnd noma trade. Nona but an experienced
jnnn need apply. References required. Address O
8. Bee otllco. MSt.9 24
} WANTED , LADIES' TAILOR AND TAILOR-
Joss at once. JlownDry Goods Co. 8M 24
B-WANT IMMEDIATELY.OOOI ) BARBER.COL
orecl or white , 11200 per week. Address W. U.
Jackson , No. 515 Court St. , Beatrice , Nob. 835 23 *
B SOLICITOUS WITH GOOD REFERENCE AT
American Wrlngor Co. , IWJ Howard. b1J3Jy22
T > -WANTED. A BLACKSMITH CAPABLE OF
JXlnlng general country work. Apply to J. L
llucklnghuui. Bnrtlctt , Iowa. MIKU 24 *
"I > WANTED , COMPETENT BENCH AND MAchine -
J ' chine hands for imsh and door factory. Address
cnro Nelson , Chesmnn .V Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
-WANTED. LADIES OH YOUNG MEN TO
Vjtako light , ploasimt work nt their own homes ;
tl 00 to II.UO per day cnn be nulotly made ; work
rent by mull ; no canvassing. For particulars ad-
rires.i " ( Jluba Mfg. Co. , Box 6331 , Boston , Mass. "
3'ntablliihed IS80. M2iily3 *
CWANTED ! , A LAUNDRESS. APPLY W. B.
Mlllard ; , Omaha Nat. bank. 005
C-WANTED A FEW LADIES CAN SKCUIIE
handsome salary for homo work permitting
* - , ber duties. W. Springsteen , Box SIS , Chclugo , 111.
. v ' MW'Jvll *
. A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK.
JMuat bo good cook aud laundress. 1130 fo. 2inh
troot. M743
p-WANTED. GOOD GIRL FOll GENERAlj
V hoiiscwork. Good cook and laundress. Wages
no object to right glrL Call on Mrn. W. W. Cole ,
BW. corner 35lu uvenuoand Howard St. 8-22
C-WANTED , FIRST CLASS COOK AT THE
Hump , 21th and Douglas. Bl'J
( ft liuniA COMPETENT HIlllj FOB SMALL FAMILY ,
tliuni ediately. JWt ) .N. JUh slrcot. 615 2i
C-WANTED. LADIK8. AND GENTLEMEN TO
travel , good salary , no canvassing. Call 1721
liodge itlreel , li a. jr. . to 4 p. ra. M85.I-24 *
C-WANTED , FOUR FIRST CLASS WAIST
hands ; permanent ; 101 N.2Jd t. Si ! } 23 *
1-WANTI5I ) . GIRL FOR GBNEHAL HOUSE
/ work ; small family. Inqulro at Mil llarnoy
tlreot. Mrs. 1) . H. Whoolor. MU74 il
G -DHKSSMAKEHS' HELP WANTED. APPLY
1318 Chnihti streol. MS75 23 *
ri-WANTKD , LAUNDBY GIRL. 11.00 PER WEEK
v/nnd board. Unlou Dept holeh cor. llth and
tlason. B8J 24 *
ri-WANTHI ) , AN EXPEHIKNCKD GIRL FOB
v 'second work und caru of child , Mrs. H. E. Gaylord -
lord , 10.U Park nvo. 684
-WAN'lED. A GIRL 1XR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work In small fnmlly. Must bring rolcrunc.es.
Apply 30JI Chlcngo stroot. ( KM ) 24 *
0 -WANTED , A COMPETENT GIRL rOR GENera -
era ! housework , nlsoono for eonklng , wnsblng
nd Irunlng. Inquire Mrs. M. llollmau , 2101 St.
5 Inry's nve. bl)7 23
AH. WOMAN COOIC ; MUST BE
steady , respectable , competent. Address. Hotel ,
" .Neb. b 4 2J
-jJ VANTHD. A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
V/buUfcotTUrk , 3120 Wlrt strcut , KounUu ulaca.
.Mi'JD 24 *
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
AND BEhT BUILT BRICK II-HOOM.
- - lu thu cltyi full collar , Jurnaco , laun.
i1ry und tul , . , maulols and grates , hath , electrl ?
bells , speaking tubas , oak tlnlsli , polished lloorsi
5RfcJ1Jro1r ! ! ! ' "V - nsphali pavuiuenti'
JUSti buulb Hpth nvu. ui-ar llausuoiu pork. J M.
jlrunner. 4M Bee bldq. _ jj2JJ
S. ALL PAHT.S 'I Uri CITY. PRINTED
usts , ( jcort-o J. Paul , 1W13 Farnnm slruut.
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1-FUU HUNT , 14-HOOM HOUSE leiJ CHICAGO
-Jsl.
_ 710
\-COATiS. : 11EHTAL AGENCY , 11114 FAHNAM.
T ) FOR 1U-.NT. liSIHABLE : HOU.SF.S AND
JL/ri' lk'nco Hats , cheap. Houiei for sale on
monthly paytuuiits , J. W. Bqulro. 1st Nut , bank.
.M4ilJyT _
TV FOH RENT. TWO GOOD C.ROOM nousics ,
s-'fAlliUi within li minutes walk of court houso.
tt'he O. F , Davis Co , I5IU Farnum street. iW
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FOB BENTH.MALLXm'AmS.TialSTi'ul'ii ( HT"
, 7H02.I *
TFI11ST CI.AhS UESlDENCi : FLATS. 3 OR 4
J 'rooms ; now block. Room I ! , 8)0 ) f. V3J. wl
D-FOB BENT. MlOOM COTTAOK.31T1I AND
Cliclngo sts. U. T. CUrke , Wth and Cass.lor ilB
llosad o 1 'Jradp. 'M
D-A MNIMIOOM HOUSE , ALL MODEBN CON-
venlunces at IM Farnam sU ; brick stora
liulldliiit at rtJl Furusm t , luuulru of W. U. Doano
svt Hi A > w \ ork 1-lfa llldy. TM14
T\-1XBBKNT.A ) I-BOOM DUTAl'lIKD 1IOUSK.
-1/wlih ls n. Hin < l trri's , talh. laundry , vie. , 3
lorks from lourt buusoi rufvrvnco ruuulrcsl.
' -llJ Juiuluion , 518 ri..Mill sL 4V
'HOOMHONJISTBT. . HALF BLOCK KORTH
of braott. 7W , dly water. Also olbor roous
-FUUNISIIED . BOOMS . . . TO WENT
Wj HgujrUs. itr t.
t.Mtat
RENT-FUItNIBHED ROOMS.
C'ontfntlril. i
E-LAItOB DES1BABLE 110051 ' FOB IIKXT ,
suitable for two , 1918 Doilgo at. W )
E-NICI5 COOL BOoTlS , 321 N. 15T1I ST.
761 23'
E-A PLEASANT FUHN1HI1KI ) 1100M IN PHI-
vato family with homo table. Terms reasonable.
3198.8CUI. 818 8H *
-FURNIBIIKD OB UNFURNISHED FRONT
nlt of rooms , modern house , referencps. 2017
Hartley street. 841) ) 28 *
E-NICK BOOM , CONVIKN'CES.1723 DAVENPORT
810 4 *
-COOL , PLKA8ANT FURNISHKD BOOMS IN
private family , strictly Brat-clnss. 5 minutes
walk of P. Q. lim California.
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-NICKLY FURNISHED ROOMS AT JlOn DOUQ
las street. M900 0
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
IT-TWO PLEASANT FBONT BOO.HS AT THK
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-l-'Merrlam. 014-27 * .
17 NICK IIOOM AND IIOABDIXJRTWO OENTLB-
J. men ; ono-half block from motor ; Rood , nles
homo ,119 Ko. ? 0th Ht. M201
i -DESIRABLE FIRST AND HKCOND FLOOR
souih rooms at "The Frontor , " 110 N. 25th street.
JM8 3 27
E-KUIIN1S11KI ) IIOO.M8 AT Tllft HAMPTON :
llrstclrss board ; rcforencca required. 201 9. Zllli.
Till
Tji-NF.ATLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD.
J' 2010 California street. M770 25
17-1UCIC PAHLOIl OH LAHOK 1'IIONT 11OOM
L'wlth bay window nnd hoard for two ; ' W.J'SJ
month. Hmallcrroom for two with board , $4000
per month : modern conveniences ; elegantly fur
nished ; private family. 615 .North 23d street ,
MoZtt
FOB BENT-TTNFUKNI8HEUBOOM3.
KotKNTllNFUHNISHKI ) HOOMH SUIT
able for housekeeping 17UJ Webster itrooU
BOARDINQ.
H PULLMAN HOUSK , 1310 DODOB. FOB GOOD
board nloo rooms , oonronlonooj , rate and loca
tion It cannot bo excelled. Mrs. llorn , prop.
478-Jy V
' FOR ENT-STORES AND OFFICES.
T Volt HUNT. THK 4.STOHY IIHICK ilUlLniNO
.L'JIB Knrnamit. The building has n llrcproof cement -
ment basoincnt , complotJ steiimlieallng Uxturos ;
water on nil the floors , Ran , cto. Apply nt the
olllcoof Tlio Boo. UI8
I FOll KENT , ST011E 2SXU ) , 1118 JACKSOX
T-DESIHABt.E OFKICKM , HINCH.E OB EN8UITE
J Apply J. H. Parrgtto , room 31 , Douglas block.
M77S 20
FOB BENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
J FOHItENT , THUOI.I ) IIA KIST FACTOHY AT
Kckermaun plaoo. lOxdO. 2 glories wllh boiler and
cnuluuJOi per month. U. K. Uarrlson.SUN. Y. Life.
JM
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HAY LAND NKAH BOUTU OMA11A. FllEl )
I ) Harris , 1511) Dodge street. 8J8 25 *
WANTED-TO BENT.
K-WANTKD. IIETACHUK IIOU9B IN DESlll
able locution , not loss than ID rooms. J.
Baum , 1110 llarnoy. 5151
K FUKN1SHKO HOUSE , MODEHN , KOB THE
summer , small family , no children , best of ref-
roncos. Address , C 7 , IJoo. 808
K-LADY AND ( SHOWN DAUOHTEH WANT
furnlsbed room , centrally located ; itato prlco.
Address U 13 , lice ollico. BO ) 24
BENTAL AGENCIES.
-B. C. OAHV1N & CO. , 203S11EELEY BLOCK.
J H32
STOBAOE.
M OLDEST , CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAGE
house 111 the city. Williams & . Crosslill llarnoy.
WANTED-TO BUY.
T--FUHNITURE BOUGHT , SOLD , STORED.
I Wells. 1111 Farnam st. Otf
"VT CLAIMS FOR SALARIES , SERVICES AND
-L' wages against city , county , corporation , Indl
vlduals boimht or advanced on. W. H. Davis , H. 20 ,
Continental Block. M740
T DON'T SuLL FURNITURE UNTIL YOU SEE
' Omaha Second Hand Furniture Co. Highest
prices paid.Ol N. ICth. M744 Jyl7 *
N WANTED. TO PURCHASE A HOUSE AND
lot or make contract to have cottage built to
suit , Piaco must not cost over 12.700. Do not ob
ject to eolng well out If neighborhood Is good and
location sightly. Will pny WOO cash and balance
monthly payments' Address B W Boo. (13022 *
XT WANTKD , TO BUY A STRONG LEATHER
J. 1 top buggy , must be In good condition ; state
lowest cunli price. Address O 12 , Ueo. 835 24 *
- PAID FOll FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
N-CASH
stockn , large or small. All communications
strictly confidential. C. O. U. BrownOmaha , bouth
Omaha and Council Blurts. B&8
FOB SALE-FTTBNITUBE.
0FINE BED ROOM SET , A SI1IER1AN RE-
frlgorator at half cost. Apply at 1314 S. tmh nt.
-M870 23 *
0-FOH BALE , A LOT OF NEW HOARDING
house furniture , used only n few mouths , very
cheap. Inquire HooniiUl , Board Trade 8S7
FOB SALE-HOilSES , WAGONS , ETC.
P- FOR ] SALE , A SIXTY DOLLAR TOP BUGFY ,
1 for 135.00. H. E. Cole , Continental block. MS39
D-SPLEND1D SPAN OF CARRIAGE HOHSI5S.
JL dark bay , perfectly matched , stylish , gentle ,
young ; owner leaving the city : must be sold at
once. Thos. V. Hall , B07 Paxton block. 484
FOB SALE-BIISOELLANEOUS.
- SALE , ONK HILLIAHD ANU ONE POOL
Q-FOR Brunswlck-llalko make , almost new. In
quire of Grand hotel , Council Bluffs. 340
V-ST. BERNARD PUPPIES WITH PEDIgree -
greo , for sale , tU2 N. 25th ave. 8ft 23 *
Q-TWO BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND TAN PUPS ,
male and female. 8 months old , .weight about
llvo pounds each ; tlno breed. Call at 150V Daven
port at. 807 23 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
II-WANTED-BIDS FOR A BRICK DUH.DING ,
JA Enquire of Mr. Baker , superintendent Bee build
ing , until July 1. b l'I
CLA1BVOYANT3.
3-ItIIS. NANNIIC V. WAHHEN , CLAIRVOYANT
reliable buslncai inedlutu , tilth > eur nt 1W N loth.
S-MADAME FRIT23W CI1MING 8TBKKT ,
clairvoyant nnd iruncu modluui ; Independent
\olces ; tells past and future. S1JU ) Jlj'
S AHHIVAL EXTHAOHDlNAItY ; WONDERFUL
rutelatlons. Challangos the world , -Mrs. Dr. .M.
Legravu , dead trance clairvoyant , nstrologlit ,
I'lilmlst nnd Hfo roadur : tells your life from the
cradle to grave ; tinltea the separated ! causes mar
riage with tbu ono you lovn ; tells where you will
succeed , and In what business best adapted for ; has
tha celebrated Egypllan breastplate for luck , and to
destroy bad Influences ; cures tlu , Intemperance
nrd nil private couiplnlnU with mnstago , bath
nnd nlcohM trcntmunt. Send Ji.OJ , lock of hair ,
inline nnd date of birth and rjcelvo uecurnto llro
chart ; 2 cents In stamps fur circular : give Initials
of ono yon will mar'y ; also photon of samo. Ottlco
417 South Illh street , upslulrs ; hours , U u. m. lo U
p. m , Coruo one , couio all , and ho convinced of
this wonderful oracloj MG4S Jy I *
- LAST CHANCE TO 8KB MRS. HAWthorne -
thorno , the reliable business medium , (33 north
14th street , S.11-1- "
UASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
r-MASSAGE THF.ATMENT. EI.ECTKO-THBH-
JL mal ballis. scalp und hnlr Iroatmeiit. maiilcuru
and chiropodist , Mrs. Post,31tl S 15th , Wltunoll tilk
rp-MADAME SMITH , I1S1 DOUGLAS STKKET.
1 room 7,3d Hour. Alcohol , sulphur and sea batus.
1175I.-J4 *
T bTOWE , MASSEUSE ELKCTHICIAN.
KTJ Haince block , M SI7 27 *
rr-MADAMELAHUE , MAbUAUE , 410 SO. 15T1I
J street , Hat 4 , M lloor. MbaO-25 *
MUSIC ,
U-Cl F. GELLKNBECK , 11ANJO TEACHER ,
> vrllli Husi | , or 6U N. IDlli t. \ > lt
7-BEFOKE BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE Till !
i new scale Kluibull | > lanoi A. Husi > utiU Duuvlai ,
VM
MONEY TO LOAN-REAri ESTATE.
Vy-Rl'.AJ.ESTATK LOANS. 0 TO T PER CENT ;
11 no additional vhariies for couimlislun or oltor-
ucy's fees. W. B. Molkle , First National Bauk bid * .
T\r-CENTRAL LOAN & THUdTCO. BEH BLDO ,
JL ! . , IM1
\\r-4)MAHA SAYINGS BANK MAKES LOANa
II 011 realestaloot lowoitmarkut rates. Ix > ans
made In suiallor largo sums and for short or long
time. No commission Is charged , and the loans are
not sold lu the east , but can always be found at tbe
bank on the cornorof IJth and Douglas streets.
W O.W BAINKY.3I5OMA1IANAT. ll'K BI.DO
li City mortk-uijcs. Lo o uate > . Money on ban 1
WO
\ vC. . F. lIAItlllSON , Vll N. Y. L1FK.
\\r-T ran CKM < MONKY-NBT TO BORUOW-
I ers on Omaha city yrouorly. Na a lira charges
of any kind. Wkypayblvh rsloif M.on y It cho p
Youc u vet full twuetH of low ratas rrwm Ulob *
LOSD & ' ( Trust Co , loth anil I > od 143
\V -MONKY TO I OAN ON 1MPROYKU CITY
II | irup rly , lowralo. A. ( X Frost , UuugUi blk.
MONEY TO I.UANREAIj ESTATE
W MONEY TO LOAN O. * IMPROVED OB UN
Improved Omaha property at lowest rates on
shorlnotlco. Cashon haul. Fidelity Trutt com
puny , 1014 Farnam street. 7GU
-GEO.W. P. COATES , 1014 FARNAM.
373-Jy4
\V-LOAN3. 0. O. WALLACE , 311 BROWN BLK.
V ] 101
W LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
city property.1-1.COO and upwards , 0 to 3 per cent.
Mo delays. W , Farnam Smith A Co litli and Harnoy.
-PRIVATE MONEY. 1ST AND ID MORTGAGE
loans , lowrates. Aler. Moore. 401 Bee building.
pil
\V DON'T FORGET THAT WE ABU MAKING
ii low rates on Improved anil unimproved loans
on Omaha property. No delay and all business
transaclcd at this offlco. Fidelity Trull company ,
1614 Farnam street. itM
W-ANTHONYLOAN ANDTHUSTCO. . N. Y.
il Llfo , lends nt low rates for choice security oa
Nebraskaor Iowa farms or Omahti city property.
7 JIM.OUOTOr.OAN. 9UMSOK J5.WI3 UPWAItt > 9 |
I can piaco lonni nn nnjr Inilito liuprovoil prop
erty to nnr amount where value Is back of the loan.
Amos Heal Kutnto Aeoncr , 1MJ l-Mrnani t. WJ
W-WANTKD AT ONCK. APl'l.lCATIONS KOH
loans of 11,000 nnd upward nn business , rcsl
donee or farm propcrllas. O.J. Paul , 10'Ji 1'nnmiu
3JUJT4
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
X-iv YOU WANT MO.MY
ON KtMNlTUHi : , P1ANO3.
1IOHSKS. WAOOKS.
OAllltlAUKH , ETC. ,
CAU. AT THU OF KICK OF
OMAHA MOIITUAOK 1.OAN CO.
AND OUT TUltMS 11EKOHK
DKALINn RI.SKWMKKH.
l.onns made In nmonnls from 110 to f 10,000 nt the
lowest rates un very nliort notice without publicity ,
and with tbo privilege of keeping your Roods In
your own possession.
Youcnn pay tlio money back tn any amounts you
wish and at anytime , nnd each payment no made
will reduce the cost of the loan In proportion.
' 1 hero will bo no expense or charge kept out of
the amount wanted , but you will receive the f ul
amount of the loan.
OMAHA MOUTC ! AOK LOAN CO.
Doom 11 Crelgliton lllock.
IStli St. , South of postonica
The only Incorporated loan company In Omaha.
882
"V MONKY TO LOAN.
FIDELITY LOAN dUAUANTICi : CO.
On household goods , pianos , organs , horses ,
muleswagons , etc. at tbo lowest possible rates
without publicity , removal of property or change
of possession.
Payments of nny amount ran bo made nt nny
timereducing both principal and Inlorost , thus
giving patrons ull tbu bunofltsof thu partial pay
ment plan.
Monoyalwayson hand ; no delays ; no publicity ;
lowest rules ; business confidential.
FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
ICO 114 , Wlthnoll blk. , 15lh end Hnrnoy.
WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF
security ; strictly confidential- . E. HARRIS ,
room 1 , Continental block. 102
-ROB'TPRITCHARD , R. S , W1THNELL BLK
10.1
V WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SUB
A.W. 11. Davis , room 20 , Continental blocic. 104
X-CHATTEL LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE
pianos , llvo slock , ota. without publicity Or ro.
moval property at the lowest rates aud the easiest
payments. Dull Green , rooms 8 and tf Barker block.
175
"V 120,000 TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECUKITY
A-buslnuss conndeutlaL KoouHOJ Karbach block.
2)1 JyJ'
V-riO , J25 , JM. HOO , ANY SUM TO LOAN ON FOB-
Vulture , borsos , or nny good security ; lowest
rates. Nebraska Loan Co , 1 Ilii Douglas Bt. U17
BtTSINESS CHANCES.
\f FoYrSALKr \VELIrPAYIN6' " ABSTBAOT
JL business In ono of the western counties of thla
state. Address 11 67 , Hco ollico. M750 1 *
SALOON ANDFIX'lUHEd FOB BALK. I1EAHT
city. Good reason for nolllng. Beat business.
Address 1138 , Bee , M84'J 27 *
-MAN WITH J 1,000 TO INVK&T-WITH EX-
perlonco In nollcltlng to take pnrt Interest In
gcnerut iiiicnoy lor an established old line llfo In-
uranco company In Nebraska , headquarters at
Omaha. None need apply unluai can show clout
reputation nnd are willing to work. To such n man
n good steady Income assured at once , Increasing
each year steadily and nurolr. Address O 2 lieu
ollico. MBol-23
Y WANTED , A MAN WITH $100 TO BUY HALF
Interest In and take the management for a sal
ary of a good paying business. For particulars
call nt 1512 linrnoy at. M87l'2a *
Y-C-YEAR LKAHE HOLD FOll SALE , BEST KE-
tall location In Omaha. Co-Oporatlvo Land and
ixit CO..TO.V. iiitint. bin an
Y"STOKK BUILDING ON 16TU ST. . NBAH
Capitol avenue , rent WJ. Co-Oporatlvo Land
and Lot Co. 205 N. IfSlb Bt. 832 24
FOB EXCHANGE.
UNlNCUMlllSKEa LANDS IN BASTEHN NE-
brasku and Kansas for good Inside Omaha or
Council [ Hulls properly. Address llojs A Hlllls.
Emporln. Kan. M770J21 *
y-CLEANBTOCKOFGENEHAI. M'D'S E ; WILL
/-Jtnko real estate 4 , money. Box2J3 , Frankfort , Ind.
108
Z FOB EXCHANGE FINE RESIDENCE , NEW ,
13 rooms , modern Improvements ; on motor
line , 1 mlle from P. O. Will exchange for good busi
ness lot or farm lands. W. , P. O. box OJ5 , Omaha.
100
7 A VALUABLE COHNEH LOT ON B. 11TII ST.
/Jfor auburban property.
A vnluaulo equity In lot for good borSo , balanca
very easy tormi. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1014 Farnam
Z FOll SALE OH EXCHANGE PLANING
mill , 18th nnd JIa on Dtrooti , Omahn. John M.
Sheeloy , Ibth and Mason etreots. M584 ] y H *
rVOK SALE. -EXCHANGE FOB LIVEKY
' -'stock , lands In Nebraska. Address Buck Uosen-
baum , Blnlr , Neb. 31795 W
Z-A GOOD FAHM , SMALL ENCUMBHANCiS , TO
trade for Omaha property , Address , CII , Boo.
8B1 24
FOB SAiE BEAL ESTATE.
17OR 8ALE HOMES , ANY P1U015 , 8750. JI.230 UPj
-L easy terms ; take climr property us llrst payment ,
G. U. Wallace , Brown block , 10th anil Douglas.
110
LACEY'S ADDITION FINE LOTS NBAH MOTOH
line , 1200oach ; H cash , bal. ' . ' , 4. U. yunri , 7 per
cent , llesldeneo lets within 2H miles of postollico
RW ) each ; MUcnih , bal. long time nt 7 pur cent.
Kino lot with six-room cottage at 33th and Hurt
street * . I'rU-u. S..80) ; 3500 cash , bal. ousy. Potter &
Ueorgo Co. , S. W. cor. loth and Farnam. M3J7 Jy4
T OHSALE-BHJ 1IAKCA.IN IN OHCHAHD HlLl ,
X lot , will take Rood liorso as llrst payment , bal
ance , monthly puymonU.
Wo will nell you u lot dirt cheap and furnish
mone ) to build you u honia oa monthly payments ;
teverid locations.
Wo will build tonnoottnga to suit on monthly
paymcnl > ; small payment down.
Two new5 room eottugei In Klrkwootl. ono blocic
from car linn , cheap on monthly payments.
Hurt-all ) In clear lot 111 Walnut IIIII. only 11,100 00 ,
Bargain In clear lot In Orchard Hill , only tTOO.UJ.
llarguln In clour lot In Crolghton HelgMta , (300.0J.
BitrEaln lu u beautiful home In Lifayotto Place ,
the finest rcntdunoo terrace In Onmhu. uvvryouo ad-
inltnlt. l t us Dhow It you.
For terms , prices , etc. . call on Fidelity Trust
Co. . 11114 Farnam st. 117
HOUSES AND CATTLE PAST U BED AT STOCK
farm , Belleruo II. T , Clarke , 2111 Board of
Trade , Omnhn. 2U
17011 MALI ; AT A HA no UN , LOT is , BLOCK a ,
JW. . L. Solby'n flr t addition to rtoiith Omaha ;
small pa > incut down , balance monthly If Uunlrod.
Inquire ( ! . ILTtschuck , Omaha Boo. djl
f AFAYK1TE PLACE : YOU MUST HEE THIS
Improperly to appreciate It ; two home * for nalo nt
barunln. Call lor terms , etc. , Fidelity Trust com
pany , lliH Fnruaui it. 117
3 BEAUTIFUL HOMES HTlLb FOB BALE IN
l.iifuycttn place. You will mnko a mistake If you
buy without nuelng in about these bomet. Hunt
for 13500 and HUM ) per mouth. Finest Investment
In the city. 2a5 Jy 3
if OH HAUC. N09. 4101 AND 4101 LAFAYETTE
ute In Lafayette Plaoe , new 8 room dwnlllngi ,
with bath , itas , etc. , electric gailhilillng and every
other modern Improvement , One lawn , trees and eur-
rounding'one block from electric cars. Those two
houncii will be soldut u hlg bargalu ; will take lot as
part payment ; U't IK how you the property
HdulltyTniBt company , lull Fnruum t 117
A HAIIGAIN. HAVE A OOODl.l/.l' LOT ABOUT
V aw ftot from Sherman Avo. , HO mlnuteii' nalk
from poMnlllce : jipli-ndld neighborhood. Will
build to milt euilomer on oi y terms. It will pay
) ou to Investigate thin oner. A. C , Front , Hoom23 ,
Douglai block , lull and Dadgo tb. 757
1OHdAM-5OJJ AU.H2J OK NEBHAjKA LAND
J at great aurltlco. Apply for part Iculart tc
H , Pvlerion , oivuur , HU o. Hlb ulraiit , Omaha.
'PUB BONDS CABB1KD AND DUDUE STHEET
J. will soon bo paved clear to the u tholce & und 10-
aero tracts which we can still tell for n ihurt time
nt the uld prlco of 1100.W per aero. Don't delay.
Wright A La t > urr , 1U01 Howard ( trcet. 31KU
LOST.
STRAYED FROM ( Ul SOUTH 33HL > ST. . ONE
brown maroi two white feet behind , thin mane ,
wvlyhl about V50. Please return to premises.
SSLHL
LObT THH PEB80N WHO PIOKBD Ul-
liuttlivr purse containing nbout | 30 from desk lu
Auigrlmu .Sutlnnul bunk yosturuay wilt pleaio return -
turn lo American Mtluiml bank and rvcelve ro
ward. No quoslluns will bo nskud. M'jut 2J
PAWN BUOKEBS.
O BNYUEU'S LOAN OflflCtt. 1510 DODGE 8T ,
* *
IHlJ u *
J7HKD MOIJLKOK 15I1H FARNAM UT.
lit
PANAIUAN KUPLO YMKNT OVFICE.ISOV KAHNAU
V up t lr i iu le and f oislM liulp. T l. Mi. IVT
FOR RENT--PAStT4 { ES.
11A3TUBKFOB CATTLE.UlORMcfX T. ilURBAY
-L M.V H
\\rKllAVE THK BEST HOjliMljPATimK | IN
it this state at Ullmoraslatlon , Urco mllei south
of South Omaha ; HU acn > ' blno KrtM , sprlnz water ,
board fi'nco. Have a good half.nOOl track on tha
farm. Wllltaknn few hoMO < oj.opiu to break or
train. Birlon A Pholin or A.jW" Plielm A Sou ,
Builders KxchanRO. New \ork UTifiliullilln .
Halo M7ui
\ rANTKlHOH3E3 TO PJMTDRK , CALLED
I for nnd delivered. O. A. I-jiul jijtm , 31ii S. " "
FOll IIHSK&fiyol.TSl ( ) CATTI.K.
J. MO ncrcs imituroj barn rijainot e ofslorm
Mjr farm ranch Is one inllo front SllV Mrcct motor
car. south on ( illmorn road. I nKIl ntul deltTOr.
Address mo , J. 11. Ilruih , IO.bojt 1L SoutU
Umalia. -t"lt > MM3 Jfll
ABTUIIE FOll CATT1.K A HoW&3. T , MUlIU AT
no
Till : lli.VITV : MAKKKT.
rNSTHUMENTS placed on record Juno 22 ,
L IS'J-J :
vrAiiRANtr nonoj.
L H Dalton nnd hnsiiand to M S Price.
lot 4. UloclJ 1 , Smith & Wlllla-ns1 suh. . . $ 500
South Umalui liiind company tn A I' Dee ,
lots ! . - and 1(1. ( block IMI. South Umnha. 1IJO
UK Sparks to M L Uouortson , lot : i ,
Kurtz Rill ) l.'OO
J H Gibbon und wife tn .T W Hoi bins , und
' J lot 1 , block u , West Sidoadd. , U.500
J l ! Itlley nndvlfe to Ann.i Molluxh ,
trnstro. nnd )4 ) of s (4 ( sonw ST-lii-is. . . . 1
J M tiratit to.SoliniiStoln. o : i ) feet lot 0 ,
block : HI. : O iinha. 400
K N Uallnn and wife to 0 II Tlsher , part
lol 13. llnr'italow's udu 150
Krncst Illluondorf and wife to M 1' llur-
muilcr , lot II , block I1 , .letter's : t,0i > 0
Sumo to same , lots I and S , block : i , Hx-
clianco place 6,000
T K Ashley to .11' Kohlor. lot ID , ClarUo's
odd 4.5CO
M i\Villott and husband to A U Iu-
fretio , 's 41 feet of o 107 fflot , lot 107 ,
Ulso's v 2,2:0
O M Illtclicouk nnd wife to William
I mb , Iot4 , block 13 , llltcheock's 1st
add , . . 473
QUIT CI-A1M DCEUS.
Co-oncratlvo Land and Loan company
to II N Klwoll. lots U to 14 , block 1 ,
y.nlth A Wllllums'3Ub 600
A U Uufruno nnd wlfo to M E Wlllott , s
44 feet of o 110 feet lot 107 , and ull Inter
est tn w IJ foot of o 1-J feet lot 107 ,
Ulso's add 1 !
M K Wlllntt and husband to A H Dn-
frono , : ix41 fool adjolnlue o side lot 1U7 ,
same ,
DEEDS.
11II Wood , trnslco. lo A V Dee , lots 1 and
. ' .block : il. South Umnha , 1,600
J M llaldrldgc , special muster , to U 11
Uulott , lots : ) toUand IT lu S.M , block 1 ,
1'rnyti's sub 073
11 I't'ouhran , sump , lo W S Hyan , lots " 2
una rj , blocic 2 , Wise & I'armeleo'a add 75
TotUamount of transfers 5M.430
ftti
IN C
TON
For Sale , Rent or Exchange ,
BEST IN THE WORLD I
Jos. P. Megeath , Dealer ,
RR1LWRYT1MBOHRD
furnished hy the lio.irJ.iuiil'Mliii ' , iiocotnpanlud
by aocrtlllod uiioolclit the snM ( > lf 4VK ) . puyivolo
to thocltyuf Onmhu. us ujuiirldcia'u of KOOI !
fnlth. f i ; t [ .
TUohoird rcHorx'ositho r ] | ij to rojoot nny or
all olds and to wnivo dofccta-
P. W. lilRKt .
Clmlrnian of the llo ir < pnhllo Works.
Oiniiiiit , Noh. , jtico aut. l
,
CounlT JuUgo EUorj U -fuod
licenses to the followlugyojt orJay ;
Namuand nddruai. * Ago ,
( Christ lltill. Mlllunl . , . , . i
1 Annlo Blunstur , Ornuliu. . . . . . . . . . . . is
S Krunic 1) . Coy , York. . . . / . , . . . . :
I Anna I. Duwoy , Oinulm.- . , , . . , , , . 31
1 Albert Olillson , Omtihu , . ! , , . 25
I Dullu Thoniiaon | , Omaha '
18. I.Tuoki > r. < MlsMiurl Valfvy. lo . 27
I Oliiru K. Illifloy , Lyons , Nub. , , . , . 19
"Luto to boil anil cari.tr to nso will sborton
the road to your homo In the sldoi. " But
early to bed and "Littlo Early Hlso' , " tha
Dill that inuuos Iifo longer una batter and
wUor. _
A disease , t routed HSiiucli und nor ma
pontly cured. No publicity. Noinflnu
nry. Homo troatnionU ' Hnrmlosa nnd
olfcotuiil. Refer by parmlBBlon to Uur-
lliiirton Htuvkoyo. Send 2u stamp for
Sitnphlot. BhoKoriuon Chotnlcal Co. ,
urlington , la.
f\ RACE OF LIBERTY LOVERS'
'resident ' Harrison's Ancestors , Like Hi it
self , Great on Piald aud forum.
\S \ A LAWYER , SOLDIER , STATESMAN
The llrlllliint .Stirring l.llo of the Ilrimlill-
cnu Stnmlar < l ittcirur , A * lui Will
. SiU'oeed'lllinsolf Intcr-
I'ucls ,
Benjamin Harrison , nominated for a
iccond turin In the high ollieo of nrcsi-
; lent of the United States , hns buon n ,
Ifo-lonjj member of the republican
'iy and nn uncompromising chain-
) lou of union and liberty. The ono con-
] ) icuou3 chanxctorlstlc of the house of
Inrrlaon , running back 300 years , has
boon unwavering udhoronco to constitu-
lonul principled and the advancement
of republican Institutions. It wan this
tcadfastnoss of purpose , this champion
ship of the people's rights ngntn-t the
: > roro < rntlvo3 of kings , which led the
llrst noted member of the family to give
lib Hfo in their defense.
This first General Harrison was one of
Cromwell's trusted lieutenants. In
spired with the integrity which has
nlways boon a leading trait in the blood
the croat protector appointed him ono
of the board of commissioners to try
King Charliis , and with the uualtorablo
loyalty to party principle and friends
tho'fliMt General Harrison signed the
death warrant which consigned the weak
and vacillating Charles 1 to the heads
man's block. The political reversals of
succeeding years brought General Harrison
risen once more to the front in English
history and for the last time. Uy order
of Charles II , the personal friend and
lioutrmant of Cromwell , the champion
of the people , was sentenced to bo
hanged , and on October 13 , 1000 , ho mot
death unflinchingly , on the scaffold.
The rovongffui bitterness of the
Stuarts loft little In the way of prosper
ity or comfort to bo expected by the
Harrison family , and so it came about
that.in less than a generation later the
family emigrated to America as Vir
ginia colonists. It mattered little
whether in monarchlal England or
colonial America that the hand of
tyranny or oppression was stretched
above their heads , the Harrisons , father
and sonthrough succeeding generations ,
foughtjigalnst its powor.
Benjamin Harrison was born in the
house of William Henry Harrison , at
North Bohd , O. , August 20 , 1833. Ho
was just 7 years old when his grand
father was elected president in
the "hnrd-clder-and-log-cabin" cam
paign. The president-elect took
the lad on a visit to Cincin
nati , his first experience in n
city. The country boy saw a familiar
object in the apples on a street stand ,
delightedly filled his pockets with them
and wont on his rural way. Ho was
Greatly surprised when the president
elect had to pay for them. Nobody
charged for u pocketful of apples a't
North Bend.
His father was John Scott Harrison ,
who was twice a successful candidate
for the bUlTragos of his follow citizens as
county clerk. Ho was n farmer , lee ,
and brought his nons up to bo farmers.
But Bon was taught at'homo , sent to
the district school regularly , then to
Gary's academy near Cincinnati , and at
10 was matriculated in Miumtv uni
versity , Oxford , O. , where ha began to
learn rapidly. In Januaay , 18-312 , ho was
graduated from that institution fourth
in a class of sixteen.
Studying T.nnr.
For two years "Bon" Harrison studied
law in the ofllco of Bellamy Storor in
Cincinnati. Before ho was 21 ho had
married and been admitted to the bar.
Ho was a good student. In March , 1854 ,
Mr. Harrison B.ottlod in Indianapolis ,
with the small fortune of 8800 , inherited
from the estate of a deceased nunt , Mrs.
General Pindlay of Cincinnati. Ho first
entered the ollico of John II. Roa , clerk
of the district court of the United
States , and while engaged there was in
vited by Major Jonathan V ) . Gordon to
assist in the prosecution of the cele
brated "Point Lookout" burglary case ,
being pitted against Governor Wal
lace , who represented the defense. Gov
ernor Wallace wus impressed with his
perseverance and energy , and invited
him to a partnership. Those qualities
have led him to success at the bar ,
where other moro brilliant , fascinating
and eloquent men have failed of his
financial reward.
A friendly pen writes of him in those
early days : ' 'His was not an imposing
figure at that timo. A little slender
fellow , with a smooth face , a big , tow-
white head , no nosk to speak of , and
only the rather incredible fact that ho
had n wife saved him from being mis
taken for a schoolboy. Ho was poor ,
too , and for u long time lived in throe
rooms in a little old house , still standing
in Vermont street near Alabama.
Ydt ho was successful almost from
the start. Ono of hie cat-Host
employments was by the democrat.c
governor , .Joseph A. Wright , in the
legislative investigation , wherein ho
displayed much ability. Then ho was
HO fortunate us to bo selected for assist
ant , prosecutor in the case of n woman
charged with poisoning a man at the old
Hay house a case which excited a great
deal of public interest. Ills success in
that brought him clients , and of thorn
ho has sluco had no lack. Indeed , hi !
lias for ton or fifteen years been ono ol
the foremost lawyers in the state , and ,
now that the Hondricks firm is broken
up and ox-Senator McDonald largely out
of the law , he may bo twid , with the
possible exception of John M. Butler , to
stand at the honU of his profession in
Indiana. ' ' !
Tallin Well Wllflii llo WUhCH ,
Of his method it was said : "In a
case at law ho brinj.fi a moral force to
boar upon any crooked vrork or conceal
ment that IB us powerful a ? any skill in
handling it. His scorn and sarcasm has
an 'ugly honesty' In Its expression that
will skin or scalp the victim , according
to the degree of his culpability. In
tweaking ho has a high , tilirlll voice ,
unpleasant to the car for the first few
moments , but a great cloarnes of enun
ciation soon absorbs the sunao in the
subject. Ilin manner la very earnest ,
and at any proper point swoops 01
like u cavalry charge. Ho lias an
aggressive.stroak in hU nature , na his
enuiiro , firm juw and the 'clench' will
which he shuts his mouth indicate. Ho
has abundant pluck in the use of It , uik
witii an aroused conscience is no re
specter of persons. "
During the past four years Mr. Ilarrl
son'd reputation as an orator has bocn
vastly enhanced. Ho has talked well boll
in public and private. During the cole
bruteU tour which ho took through the
south and to the Pacific coast no made
many apt and well rounded ppccchos
each particularly pleasing to the pcopto
to whom it was ucdroEBod.
How llurrliou Jnliind the Army.
Brevet Brigadier General Harrison's
war record is olhcially given ui follows
"Ho was commissioned in July , IfiJI-
as second lieutenant of Indiana volunteers
untoors ; raised company A of So von tie tl
Indiana volunteer infantry , vraa com
'
I missioned captntn , unil on the orpant/.a-
tlon of tlio regiment wiia commissioned
colonel ; In August wont V'ltlt tlio rcgl-
inont to Konlui'ky ntul served until
mustered out In .Tuno , 1S23 ; was bro-
vetted lirigadior general in t'curunrv ,
ISti. , ; fn Coluber , 1531 * , while In the
fluid , WHS lo'olcetod icporlor ot the BU-
jiroino court. "
It is said that ho 0:1 : mi ! to enlist in
this Interesting wnv : In .Inly. 180U ,
just nftorn repented lu'oclnimition for
troops was issued by President Lincoln ,
Mr. Harrison foil Uwt the call wus
n personal npponl , nnd It occasioned
n strong conflict In his brnnst us to what
coin-so no Bbonld tnko. llo had Just ob
tained n fair start lu life : ho was the
holder of a comfortable civil oflloo re
porter for tbo mipromo court the bus-
band of a young wife and fatbor of two
little ehiluron , and the owner of n snvill
cottage not moro than Irilf paid for. His
course wns decided by the following In-
uldont , recorded In bis own words : "I
wont ono day to sea Governor Morton
with Mr. Wallace to seek nu appolut-
mont ns lieutenant for a young man in
thu north part of tbo itliito. After
getting through with th's ' business
Oovornor Moi'tun Invited mo into an
inner room. Ho tboro spoke of
the call and of no response bolng
made thereto. The governor seemed
quite discouraged at the apathy ot tbo
poonlo and , pointing ever toward the
Gallup block , where men were dressing
Btono , remarked that men were more
interested in their own business than in
the safety ot tbo nation. I Bald right
there : 'Governor , If I can bo of any
Borvleo lo my country I am ready to go. '
! Io said : 'Yon can ; youcui : raise u rog-
mont in this district. ' lie wont on lo
say : 'You have iv good ollico and it
would be too much to ask you to glvo it
up , but you can get up thorogimont and
wo can find some ono else to take it to
the field. ' I said : 'No ; it 1 mnko a ro-
jrultlng speech and iuk any mail to on-
1st , I propose to go with him
nnd stay as long its bo does
f I live so long. ' 'Woll,1 said
: ho governor , 'you can command the
"ogiinont. ' I said : 'I don't know that
t shall want to. I have no military ox-
orleneo about that.1'
| ) ; wo can see
After this conversation Mr. Harrison
proceeded up the etroot with Mr. Wal
lace and bought a military cup ; they got
handbills for a war mooting at Masonic
hull , hired ; v drum and iifo and hung a
Hag out of his ofllco window. Mr. Harrison
risen took out a second lieutenant's re
cruiting commission and raised and
tpok the first company ( A ) of tbo Sev
entieth regiment into camp , and in loss
than thirty days from the dale of tbo
llrst recruiting commission ho was in
Kentucky with 1,010 men. This was
the llrst regiment in the Hold under
that call.
General Harrison was not wounded ,
but , says ono of the mon , "In the charge
at Ucsac.ii his regiment held the post of
honor , where the battle was thickest. "
Our colonel was right with us , too , "
says Moses MeLoun , who was wounded
in that charge. "Ho oimo right up bo-
bind us when wo captured the four guns
there tbo only gutis , I believe , that
were taken in the Atlanta campaign.
Wo had to withstand a murderous cross
lire , nnd us the gunners aischargod
their pieces wo fell to the ground and
allowed the snot to p.iss ever us. Then
wo rushed up , scaled the works and
took possession of the guns. The
boys toll n story of the general which
I guoas ia true. They say that
when wo wont into the works Harrison
was with us , and that ho grabbed a
rebel gunner by tbo board and yniiKod
him out , exclaiming : 'Como out of hero
you blank blank roboll' "
A JJrlof Political History.
Mr. Harrison has boon in politicallifo
ever since 1850 , when ho took the stump
for Fremont. In 1850 ho did the same
thing for Lincoln.
In the fall of 18(30 ( he got his first otllco ,
that of reporter of the supreme court of
Indiana. During his term of oflieo ho
got out two volumes ot reports , fifteenth
nnd sixteenth , and had nearly completed
tbo faovcntoontti when ho eiitored the
military sorvieo. In 1801 ho was ro-
o'.cctod reporter of the supreme court
and served until 1808 After the war
ho was associated in the practice of
the law with the firms of Porter , Harrison
risen & L'isbbaek. and Harrison , Hlnes
& Miller Mr. Miller being the present
attorney general of the United States.
Almost from his first appearance in the
state ho was taken into the , counsels of
the party and the loeal politicians. llo
made many political speeches , assisted
in the management of the state committee -
too and gradually grow in nrominonco
until , in 1870 , Godlovo S. Orth , having
withdrawn from the republican nomina
tion for governor , Harrison was put in
his place by the state committee , made
a big light and was badly beaten by the
historic "Blue Joans" Williams.
In 1878 ho again led the republicans
in their contest against groonbaukiam.
Two years afterwards lie was chairman
of the Indiana detonation to Chicago
and throw the vote of that state to Glir-
liold. That year ho was ut the bead of
the two campaigns in his atate. In 1871) )
ho was appointed a member of llio
Mississippi river commission. In 18SO
the Indiana legislature elected him to
the United States semite , where his
career , if not particularly brilliant , was
eminently respectable. March ii , 1887 ,
his term of ollico expired nnd ho made
an unsuccessful attempt nt ro-eloelion.
David Turplo was choaon to succeed him
in the senate , and that august body re
fused to disturb Mr. Turpio'a tenure in
Hplte ot tbo Bhrioks of the Harrison mon
that a gigantic fraud had boon porno-
tratod on innocent Uoosiordom.
So two big lights of Mr. Harrison's
political career of thirty yours were
against "Blue Jeans' ' Williams for gov-
ermir in 187(1 ( and for ro-olectlon to the
Honato in 18BJ. ! Ho was unsuccessful in
both. Ho won the greater con lost when
ho defeated Grover Cleveland for the
presidency.
roim itxcuittioxs I.VHT. :
VIu tliii Wal ) nh IInc.
1st Cincinnati and return 810.10.
For the national prohibition conven
tion the Wubivsh will Kol ! round trip
tickets at abuvo ralo on Juno 27 and -ii.
2d Now Yo k and return ' 823.7.x
LOBS than half Jam
For the Younir 'People's Society of
Christian Endeavor convention 'tho
Wubash will neil round trip ti'ikolH at
above rates on Juno -1 , 5 and 0 with
choice of routes via St. Louis or Chicago.
3d Saratoga , and rolurn SoU.M.
For the National Educational as-iQula-
tlon thoWubish will neil round trip
tickets at above rate July-1 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St , Loub or
Chic > igo.
4th Detroit nnd return 820.60.
For the Baptist Young People's union
the AVabush will sell round trip tickets
at above rate July 12 and IB
For tickets , Hlooping car accommoda
tion and a loldor giving llsta of routes ,
side tripp , coal of Kama , with other
I'uluublu inforina-.lon , ojll at Wubuah
ollico , 1502 Farnam street , or write
GKOIUlliN. C AYTO.V ,
N. W. P. and Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
Now Vork ana Upturn.
July 4 to 0 ono faro for the round
trli. ] Choice ol routes from Chicago ,
Return Hmlt August la Cull at Chicago
cage , llock Island & Pacific By. tlckot
ollico , 1002 Farnam ntroot.
CHAS. KKNNHDV , G. N. W. P. A ,
J. L. DK UliVOlSK , CUy TKU te. P. A.
j ito.M 7oiA . nuirr vs.
Samuel Morrow hm sold tUo Alexandria
Ictnlil to lK. . Matson.
'J' . S. Armstrong lm started tlio Hullo
Inzotto lu lioyit county ns a dcinocrnllo
The Norfolk I ) iptUu hnvo raised $3 03) )
ml will soon begin llio oroctloa of a brick
huri'h.
Burglars secured ? ,10.1 worth of poods from
VIcKerahnm's sloro at Axicll unit made coed
hulr csc.ioo.
U , DUN has ended hU unique ci-
eorn n journalist , having turnoj ever the
'oal ' Union llazclto to Fred Vollou.
During Q recent storm lit Knox county lx
ow nml n uoiiy wcro killed south of Nlo
brarn by n oolt of lightning. They wrro
landing along a b.\rb wlro fotioohlbli con-
uctod iho deadly Iliihl.
Ai tlio rotnlt of bchiR hit on tholiotul by th <
ooth of a narrow , Uhnrlus M. Swinuon itloil
ic.ir Otecola Tuesday. Hu win siiiiosoil | | to
10 recovering from the oflocts of tlio ncel-
lout , nnil died wlillo on a visit to his physl-
Ian.
Ian.O.
O. S. I'.ioknnl , n graduate of n drunkard
uro fueiory who sv.U'taU hU now llfo bv DO- .
wining uilitor of iho Kmonun HntorprNo.
ins olsnpooixrod , uiiil with him u wild of
nonay which belonged to his partner In the
DiismoHs. No truoo ot the missing man has
ul boon discovered.
Tlio Hold mojtlng ot the Nebraska AonJ-
my of Science will lake p'.ixuo In NobruiUu
Jlly on the aftomooti nud uvonlup of TliUra-
lay , Juno ill ) . Mombera will u\Uo to Iho
voods nnil collecting i > rounas nt once upon
irt-lvlnt ; in the city , nnti lUS p. m , will moat
vlth the State llortlculuiral socloly.
The poult > mots ot IConrnoy are natlcl-
paling a tlno exhibition nt tlio ( nil mooting
it tno LiulTiilo ( Jounty ARrlutilturul society ,
jolters huvo boon nddro sea to nil bird
nnclors In Iho county uildng thorn to pro-
mro their oxhlblti , A mooting ot noraons
nluroslod In the rnlshiR nud brooding of
louliry Is soon to bo called ana na ussoola-
Ion formed.
The work of drilling nn nrtoslnn well nt
iaudolph 1ms proceeded unintarruptadly
slnco tha conlrnotors bognn , A tloplh of U'i5
"cob wns vouched Motidny. It Is loirnoil
.tint the formnlions found below nro lilcntl-
. iilly the sumo ns found nt Niobniri. the only
HIToronco boitiR hi ihlcknuss of iho strain ,
L'hls m.ittor , however , Is given out ns ot no
larttculnr conscquotu'o , ns the coniUtloiii
nlRlil Do the rovot'io nndyot no fiivornblo to
i strong How of wntor , rtlunh Intoront is
Tolt In the suocess of the vontnro nud visit
ors from neighboring towns nnd vllln oi are
lollnc carefully the progress of the work.
" \Vo had on oeeurronco tn our neighbor-
lood thnt I think iloiorvos 30110 notlco , ns It
joata nny tlsh storv 1 hive hoard , " writes n
correspondent ot Tun Uni : from Chambers ,
Holt county. "Ono of Mrs. Putnam' * lilllo
boys secured a free wllh n slout string uoar
i pond to kcop for llsh bait , ns the boys ex-
[ icclcd to go llalilng Iho next day. But tboy
did not po , or rolaaso the li'og. The next
uvonlng they noticed a largo bird known ns
n'thunder pump'stnnditiK tuora and wont
out to sco why it stnlil so long In ono plsoo.
When thuy reached the bird It Boomed to
imvo swallowed the frog , M they caught the
Dlrdnnd pulled it loose from thu slrlni ; . But
instead of iho frog , they brouchtout u suaUo ,
all tied in a Knot. They than pulled the
froir from the snnlco's mouth. This hap
pened within thrco mlles ot Chamborj. I
think Holt counly surely.takes the load , this
year. "
A correspondent from Handolnh sends Tun
Dii : : thu following Illustration ot what pluck
nnd Industry can accomplish in norlhcimcrn
Nebraska : "Sevun yea ngo Mr.V. . A.
Bruce came into Pierce county with n family
of four and with 'Scarcely any money. Ho
hurt to hire his breaking done , ns ho had no
team , and with n spade worked up his ground
for garden nnd small fruits In snndy loam
soil. Ho has now his 100 acres In cultivation
and | his largo nuplo orcnurd Is loaded with
fruit. Last , year tiosold ? 40U worth of small
fruit and expects lo soil more tills year. HU
npplo lives commenced bearing in llvo years.
Ills prove Is a beauty , ills corn on that
worn , well drained laud Is well worked unit
presents a tlno nipoiiranco. With teams
nndcattlo and a well unproved furm , adorned
wllb irrovo and. garden and small frtills , u is
surely n uoblo showing for a man in his
sixties. "
Mrs. L. U. Ptttlou , Hocltford , III. , wriloj :
"From porsonnl uxporlonco f can rocomtband
DoWItt's Sarsaparilla , a euro for impure
blood and general douilttv. "
Jlr. I'rnnk G. Carpenter , the ccloliratoJ news-
pnpor I'orrcsitondont , Is now In Kusslu on a
tour of the famliie-strlulten provinces , and
13 nndor cntniiilsslon to write nn exclusive
cciiiyrUhlod serins of descriptive luttord for
TUB 11KK. The llrst loiter will appear early
In July. Mr. Carpenter has prepared the
following prospectus wlilch forms one uf the
most valuable nnd uttr.icllvo feat in 03 ever
presented to ro.ulor-i of Tin : Itui : :
THE FAMINE IN JIU3SI A.
IIow30.i'OJ,0)OaroBtarvln'i ) TorrlbiOHOonosnnd
heurtrimdlnt ; atorloa The fainino rojions.
7'i.Ouo.OLK ) hnsliuls of wheat nuedod The
Aincrie in Hour and corn ; where It Is Bout
und liow distributed The coverniiiont nnd
thu famine I'onny soii-liousoa | anJ the
Iowa corn.
FAMINE REGIONS ON THE VOLGA.
Scones nlnn ; one of the most wonderful riven
of the world The Vol.a h nnviKahlo forever
over -.000 inllen nnd thu worrft fumlnu dis
tricts Ho aloiu It It Ltovs throiijh Nljnl-
Novjjorod where the grout fair Is held und
where gllRUOU.OJO cliun e-t hands every year.
THE FAMINE AND FARMING.
How thofropn are linlniut | In IttHsliin Innu
itnd liind tuxes How tnu ueoiile live The
pauH.nitnutid tlmlr wairm I will autto Itus-
sin ul the time of planting when the fiiinino
will bo ut Its hljliust.
COUNT L.EO . TOL3TOI.
A chnt with thu author of thu "Kreut/er Son
ata" anil u npuul.il art lulu about him A
queer story about u queer man ,
THE RUSSIAN ABMY AND NAVY.
Two million xnldlors which coiHI.OW.cno u dtiy
HuMslii'M hla fcirts ( iiiuur KuhllursThe
C'uisaclcs Hmal I'H bl ; Ironclads.
THE CZAR OF RUSSIA.
How this utitncr.il looks , nets nnd lives Ills
ht'iblus which i-ojt * ! I)0.UJ ) ( n year Ills I.UJl )
lio-itler.s unU hla iluJ.uUO set of harness Ills
palui'o * . his dangurs , otc. Homuthlnyuboi t
the iilhlllsts.
BANKINtTlN RUSSIA.
Queer money Hohotnos The land u inks for tlio
piiiuhuan of land by pu is nits Itimian
pawnbrokliiir. Inlorost rales , etc. Hluh man
in Huasla I'ortnno und forliino niak.ng.
ST. PETERSBURG AND ITS PEOPI.E. .
A look nt thu capital of IW.OU.OJ'J Its won
derful nhli | c.nuU Us muruuts nnd lUhturui.
RUSSIA'S PRETTY GIRLS.
All nbout Unsslaii uoiirlflhlp nnd marilase
Koelul Immorality Tlio foundling asylums
of St. I'eteiJ'Jiir ' nnd .Mos.-ow and their
thoiiHindt of fiilhurlubs lubes Women's
work und vmirtis ( Jneur ciiutomH und em-
tiiinos The Uonrsliiii slave glrli und the
TurUUh mnrlcet for tliem.
RAILROADS IN RUSSIA.
Queer ro'idi nnd how they am built All
nbout thu triiimlherluii find now belli ; ; con-
Htructed und liow we "liall io ; aionnd thu
world by riili Uiiasl.in uluufiliu e.u-d Soiuo-
thin : almnt the traiHuiisplan niul : und how
AtnorlcMins biilltthu grout line from .Moiuoiv
to tit. I'oloi.sljur ; ; .
CRIME AND THE RUSSIAN POLICE.
Lnttnrs from Ilio limn ] of the secret Horvloo ut
Winlilnxton Inspector llyrnes und the
I'JiikurUinii will uivu mo u ehanuo to uivo a
line ai Mule on his mihjoi't Thoxpy '
of Itiih la A chut with the KuaiUn lieud of
police.
NIHILISM AND THE NIHILISTS.
Wlmt the rexleldal revoliillonlsts nro In Itini-
HU ! toJuy ( JneorHloriLMbl tnom unu their
leaders.
RUSSIA AND AMERICA.
Uow the Muscovite empire has been our friend
Th'i liMldo Hlory of niirlutest , imruhaHU
Uuimla ut thu World's fair.
RUSSIA SIBERIA.
How the cur is Inehliii on C'hlnu Blborla
Ulk'Kcrth u the United Hutu * lu.trold mid
ullvor regions , its prhO'ii , ote.
*
THE CZAR ANDTHE SULTAN.
Queer bloilos from uloni ; the Ilosplioruu
HugHlaund luJl.i ,
THE NODILiTY"oF RUSSIA.
How iho J.OXJ.'iOO nobles of Itustlu llvo and
how they loll In vronlth wlillo the pooplit
BlnrveliHdlui who wear furacnulliiK XIUJO
K at and fur iutt bnudi that cost KXX )
etc. , ute