Nebraska Newspapers

    'TIE OMAITA DAILY REE : MONDAY. REPTEMRER 12.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KOIl T1IK8M COLUMNS
ADVKllTlSKMBftTO ISi.TO p in. for the evening
nnd until SXJ : p. m. for the mornlnii or Sunday edl-
All advertisements In these columns lU cents n.
word for first Inx-rtlon nnd I cent i word for each
nibseqnrnt Insertion , tir fl.fiO per line | icr month.
Nn advertisement taken for less than 25 emits for
the first Insertion * Terms rnsh In ndvnncc , Inlllnls.
Illtiires. symbols , dr. . each count ns nwnrd , All
advertisements must run consecutively. Arlvor *
tlsers , by requesting n numbered check , cnn hnvn
the letters addressed In a numbered letter In cnro
cflllMIIEK. Answers so addressed will bedcllv
prcd on presentation of the check ,
WANTED-MALE HELP.
B-WANTKI ) , A I.IVK WIDK-AWAKK HKI'IIK
runtntlvo to represent us In every locnlltr. ono
with vim , vigor , pluck and push cnn easily make
fSMipcr month : no peddling eonds : sonu'thlnBen-
tlrnly new ; stnplo ns flour ; ncml lor full particulars
today. Addrest "Manufacturer , " postofllo box
KM. Huston. .Mn s. MB47JW
-WANTKD , SAI.KS.MKNON SAIiAUY Oil COMmission -
mission lo bnnclln thu new pntent chemlcnl Ink
ornslnx pencil. Thu iiruntest selling novelty over
| irnduei > d | crnses Ink thoroughly In two seconds !
no nhraslon of papers 200 to UH per cent profit ! one
nRcnfs sales amounted fi',70 In fix days , nnother
fn : In two hours ; we want ono energetic general
ngcnt In cnch stntonud territory. For terms nnd
particulars address .Monroe Hrnncr MfK Co. , xM
In Cruise , WIs. ft/I
f -WANTKI ) . A I'llAGTIOAIi MAN WITH SOMK
cnpltnl to tnko n water mill , Address bor.V , ,
Lincoln , Neb. K8
> -WANT CANVAaSKIlS. W. & W. I'AHlXJltH ,
) SI | Houtli ICth t. MB6II O3
"p-.MKN WANTKHON HAliAHV TO I.KAUN OUIl
J > city biiKlneshi uxiiorlcnco not necessary , ( 'nil
at 1SUI lloiiBlns. M1B2 1
l ) WANTKI ) . AN INTI5I.tIfKNT ! MAIIHIKU
J'mnn without children to work on n fruit fnrm
iionr Oinnlm ; f.K ) orfljpcr month ! houtu rent free
Aihlress K Id. lro. ! Ml"7li
> -WANTKI ) MAN TO TAICK nilDKUB IN CITY.
'address nianufactiirur , box 2iJ7 city. J0t ; O U
TJ AHKNTB WANTI'.ll FOIt Ot ! > ltWAHHKU AND
JJllreklndlcr. Hnmplcs nnd iiartlculnm for two
cent stamp. T. J. Trow A Co.Mneon. Mo. 101 ZU *
IJ-.AOK.NTB WANTUD KVUKVWIIKIIK 'io
JJIinndlo best dour closer made. Pells nl night.
JIxclUslvu torrltory. Now In tlmu to bcpln. Cut
this out. For full pnrtlriilnrs mldress Wllllnms
Door Closer Co. , nmiinfncturcra , Waterloo , In.
Tl WANTKI ) , IIV I.AIHIi : CIIU.'ACO.
J'house , nr t class dry Roods rnlosnipn to rcpre-
rent them In Kansas , NubrnHkn nnd southern Mis-
dourU Only these with Inrno trnilu who feel contl-
dentof holdlimsamo for our line need npply. Ad-
ilress , with llslN'if lowimnnd nmotint of sales , Lock
llox No. 7'Al. ClileiiKQ. HI. 152 15
11IIAUVKSTINd IIKKTS WHJ. CO.M.MKNCK AT
J'l'lntte Center , liuiion , Sthnton , I'lorco , Wlsnor
nnd lloemeron Beptembcr 17. 1'lenty of work for
oed tunms , boys , ulrls , men nnd women. Norfolk
Icet nKar Company. M173 111
ID WANTKI ) , THofti : 8F.KKINO HICU llltAItK
Impositions In tbo wett , nsolllco work , salesmen ,
teachers , etc. Address with stamp. Western
liuslnees burcnfl , Iionvor , Colo. , Kcncrnl delivery.
I'.rl lu
ll IF YOU AUK HKKK1NO A HIOH (1IIADH
1/posltlon In any part of the United HlntcH wrlto
lo Western lluslness Agency , Incloslni ; stnmp ,
ftllniM polls , Minn.
B-WANTKI ) i.Aiioiinim roii UNION PACIFIC
Uy. , between Che > ennc aniTOKdcn. Utah ; peed
wanes nnd free pass. Kramer ft O'llourn , Inbor
agency. itOII South 11th street. M''T'J ' 12-
) -3 HOUSK PAINTHHS WANTHD. 4310
> ICri.klne. A1265 Hi *
| > -4I ) ( iOOl ) IMlAfTICAl. DinilKIIB AT FOIIT
JJCrook , near Helluvne. Wngen JOe lo WWc per
hour : day bonrdf3.50 per week. Kcefct A.Mcarvi-y. !
WANTKI ) YOUNG MAN UNDHll 21 III ! !
B
celve Instructions , keup hookB and attend of
fice for wholesale house. Smith , Sheely block.
AUiii 15 *
* I > IjAIIOHKHB KOIl UAIIiIlOAOVOHK IN IOWA ;
J * wagu , K.OO per day ; lenmslers , $ 'JVOO per month
anil hoard ; free pass. Kramer & O'llearn I.ubor
Agoney , UKl South llth street. M'-'SU 13 *
T > WANTKI ) , A MAIUII.B CUTTKll TO TAICK
JJhnlf Interest In n ninrblo hnstness In n good lo
cation. Not much rnp'tnl required , but good ruf-
oroncos. Address box 1111 , l.omars. In. M287 13 *
fj WANTKI ) , TI1K NA.M15S AND ADDIIKSSKS
Jof energetic men nud women open for permanent -
nent work. Wo give exclusive territory. Wo gunr-
nntepgood workers $ . ' 10 n week. Wo furnish olllce ,
/urnltnrc , delivery team and newspaper advertis
ing. Our nrtlcln Is n monopoly. It will save 23 pur
cent of the coal blllH of everybody. Full purlieu *
lars by mall. Lithographs , pamphlets , etc. , free
upon receipt of poitnge. Address Koal--par Co. ,
IS Oliver street. Huston , Mass. Mi'07 12 *
B WANTKI ) , A IlllKAD AND CAKK 1IAKF.II.
Apply 142i > Saundurs street. Mil ; 12 *
B WANTKI ) . HAILHOAD LAllOKKKS FOU
Wyoming and South Dakota. Wages , fJ.UO nud
-M pur day. bteady work. 'Albright Labor Oltlco ,
H2U Fnrnnin street. 11273 O10
"IJ-.WANTKD STBNOIIIA PHKU. MUST ait
Dnrst-dnss man nnd good ponmnri. Hnvo no
time to tench nn Inexperienced mnn. Address K.
13 Jleo otllco. 128 10-
O WANTKO-TWKNTY KXPKIIIKNCKD KI.KC-
J'trlo railway linemen. Apjdy to J. F. Porter ,
caru Interstate llapld 'Irnnslt company , Kansas
City. M2'Jj ! 13
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
p WANTKI ) . ( IOOl ) OIUL FOU (1KNKUAL
VhoiinaworkKnijulro nt 21st nid Lako. Mrs. 15d-
Tiurd llnyden. 431
-WANTKII AT ONI'K. A OOOI ) HKI.IAIII.K
Xierman Klrl for teueral housuwork In a amnll
family , btundjr plnco to thu right Klrl. Apply iit
Half Howiird street. bM
in WANTKII. ONK LADY KOHIl YOUNU MKN
\ > ri'celvoInstructions kc p books. J. U. Smith.M7
fahcclj block. MlHJi-13 *
ct.'OMPKTKNTGIHLFOH | GKNKUAL HOUSK
work , HIM Sherman nvo. 202
C-AN K.VI'KHIKNCKI ) GI1IL FOU OKNKHAL
housework , small family. S''O Lake. l')4 ) 12
/ " ! WANTKD A GIHL FOH GKNKUAL HOUSK-
Vywitrk ; small family ; good wages. Call at ' . " .IK
Dodge street. M27H 12 *
0 I WANTKU , WOIIK OF ANY KIND IIY THK
day. Mrs. Johnson , 170U Davenport street.
M240 12 *
C WANTKI ) , TWO LADIK3 , ONK YOUNG MAN'
ri'colTii Instructions keep books. J. II. Smith.
17 Sheuly block. M273 12 *
C-WANTKD , A GIUL FOH GKNKUAL HOIISK-
work. 1231 N. i'Olli st. M2i'5 ' 12 *
XOR RENT HOUSES.
T\f-B-HOOM HOUSK. MODKU.V , CKNTUAL TO
J/buslness. good repairs. Apply C. S , Klgutter ,
1(09111 ( I , N. Y. Llfo building. UiU
I-FLATS , DWKM.INOH COTTAHKS IN AI.I ,
partnof city. Kilkenny & Co. , Continental blk.
DiMUDKUN , NKWfi-UODM CO1TAUKS. UKADY
In few dnys.Jn bcmUlf ulbtilnford _ clrclu. Apply
C , S. KIgutlur , room 4 , Nuw Yor . fo bldg.
D-FOU UKNT. TWO I3-HOOM HOlHKa , ALL
modern conveniences , on Georgia ave , I bloa'i
from Htteet railway. Apply room X > ! , lloo IlulldliiK ,
j , Jl , Blmornl. reculver , IM
I-\-A.N K1GHT-HOO.M HOUSK WITH HA UN , ALL
JVmodern conveniences , burglar nlnrms , oleclrlu
bolls.ens , bath , furnacu. etc. : possession Immnicdl-
ntely. Apply on prumlses , 404 North Lowe nvu.
Ken ton I1. , nnrknlow. j'JI
D-FOU IlKNT , ( 'HOICK FLATS IN Till ! P. K
Her block , cor. HUh nnil.Inckson sts. Thu sum
mer rnto for second nnd third floors Is f.'M.UO
for Inside finis , steam ho.it flO UO extra ; thuy
Iinvo nil conveniences nnd are In tint
clarsiepnlr ; beingeoutrully located nnd contain
ing only the very bcH of tenants mukus them do-
rlrnble , Wo will runt to families only , Call nnd
roulhom ; Imjnlro nt&lfiB. liilh st. MM
' - | ( ) H10NTr.l.M | ( ) HOUSK20TH AND DODGK
slrcots * All modurn eonvonlonces. Possus lon
' liiimiMlliitL'ly. Cnll or address .M. L. Itoedor ,
flvi'n
loom 40,1 , Pnxton block MU.YJ
D-FOIt UK.Vr , II FLATS IN LIN TON HLOCIC.
tilth nnd.Mason streets , II rooms each , water nnd
fiis. hentol by steam , In uood repair , rent JOY , In
quire nlHI7 In the block , John Huuilln , uio it.
. iT8L ?
D-I 1)11 ) UKNT , A4-HOOM CO-ITAGK. 2iTII AND
Jones , LVIO per month , FldelltyTrust company ,
lull Fcnimn t. Cbii
D-LAlTGK LlbT IIOUSKS. I'AUU IlXJi KAIINAM *
AIGI4 s2'.l ' *
D-NH H TKN-HOO.\l"MClli7itN IIOUHK * too SO ,
17th st. and live-room cottugo WJ5 So , 9lth it
Intjulro ( fit bo. 17th t. John II. r. Lehrnnnn.
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D I _ ! < | X > ! UH M NKW KIA'r.Mt > lKIt.N IStl'IIOVK.
mt'iilJi. lll'-'H , Illli utruiit. MliOli *
- _ 1 S-10-HOaM HOUSK , At.I , MODKUN IMl'ltUVK-
< * 'J./iuoiil . SIU Chlcniro utruct , IIO.UJ per month.
JVrpy II. Kord , JloCaituu liivottuiont Co. , IMIi nnU
nil cuts.
| -\-10 ItUOM IIUH'K IIO1ISI ! , MdlHSUN CONVKN-
Jyeiue | , H. Tenth ft. , npp. llrownull Hall. In-
qulru Ncllmrton llnll.301 S. bill at. w.i lu
. l
- ' * , lth luruo burn , 1'iiUJ I'opnlutun
are , lunulru atai * 8. liilh t. \M \
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tS VrjlNISHKI * HuUaK KOUNT/.K 1'IMCK. "
4-'Wlrt truut , u rooun , niodsru , J. J. ( Jlbioii , ; rjt
Klr t.Xatlqu l Hank hulldlinf. _ vn
V > UOAi ( uiucicTiouriK , MOIIKU.V. WITH
'uiii > ( l linrn. Umatm Heul Kslnlo nud Truit Co. .
_
| ) l l THl ! KINKHT IIKIIIUUNCKII IN THK
cllr : Itf ruoiuii uvury Improvniuwnt of it Urit
HuisliuUfci furnaco. Inquire UlOhutilli tUlli ,
, BJi ) Oi
IV Veil llKNTTA 81X-IIOOM COTTAOK , lib N ,
4 7 ! . . I'J ' p r ludllth. Stoulml. 7U H It Tit
o/AB Ulri'ACllKI )
-nliioroom liuuton. iiioclorui nvkhhorliuoil betti
villli i.nrn. It. ( . ' . 1'uttvrioli , Itumto block.
- UK.NT , ! l I-IIOdjP IIOl * > dKii CAHS
J1-HW between Jllh id I IU. II , T. UUrkt. W
aiaiof Tradu , I'tionu Ivi.
4-llOOM KI.AT , I4TO HOU I'll IUTII ST.
FOURENT-nOUSlS.
D-KOll HKNT. TWOFIVK-IIOOMKO. AND ONI !
four-loom cottage , with ncll and cistern , Kn-
qnlro of Mm. Ward. sMJ Hurl ttrcet. MI41 li'
*
B-NICK llltlCK mVKt < 1 < tNl NOItTH WKST COH-
ntrS3d nnil Cxllfornla , flO. I.ntRO hrlcX No. S2J
north 2Sd street WO , C. A , Stnrr , Hen linllillnz ,
-FOH IlKNT , NO. IJI P. Z.vril A VKNTK/O-UOOM
cottacc : modern improvements : full lot. I ) . I ) .
Hull , Z4.W llnrney street , MU8-18 *
. . .DOM HOI'SK 313 N. Kd STHKKT. ? IO
J-'inqulrc Mt N. 22d street. Mll.7,12'
" roilTlKlKT7TuOini ItUUSK , MODKHN 1M-
provcmoiits. Apply MIX , 2Hth. st. 167 18 *
7v-MsirY6tmTiioifKiiTy. ; UKNTALon SALK ,
J-MvlthOeo. W. 1' . < oatos , 1UI4 Fariinin. 808
-roil HUNT. ONK OFTHKMO-IT COMl'LKTK
convenient and comfortable nine-room houses
In Omnlm , with hnth room , laundry ntul nil modern
convenience * ; nlso nice ynrd nt SK. cor , Jones nnd
Z.Mh streets , between SI , Mary's ftve. anil Luaveii
worth street. I' l
[ V-IO-IIOO.M HOUHK , UKNTUAIiTiV L
J-'furnaconnd all Improvements. "US N. I'Jtli St.
II-UOOM llOUSi : MIAH 111(111 ( BSCIIOOU K.V
HUlroilildl opltol nvoiuie , aii'ii ' It *
_
-FOIl IlKNT. FINHS-IUJOM 11OU8K , lAttlK
lawn , Ji' > . It-room modern cottono with bnth f IS ,
SUM CallMrnln street. .M28U la *
D-FIVK 1KIO.M notion , COH. 10TI1 AND Clll-
cttjo , hour sliopu nnd sinoltlllK works , h'nqulro
nutt door. MII : ii' :
D-POlt UK.NT , N1NK.IOOM | HOUSKS WITH
modern conveniences , just llnlshcdnt Wth nnd
Cnu streets. 1'rlce , fU IKIT month
li-room Hal , Scl story. SIIK Fnrniim street
Htororuoins 21 17-21 1 Knrnnm street.
10-runm lioiimi , nil modern conviinlences , N , K.
cor. Kid nnd Chlcnuo street ? . fM ) pur month.
Totter A liporKO.i
ICtli and Knrnnm streets.
FOR KENT FUilNiSHED ROOM 3.
lv TO lUI.S'T Wl'l'l Al.h
-l ni 'J12 Houtilas strcot.
r.6.1 .
E-KOK ItKNT. FUllNISllKO KOOMS , HKF-
renccs. No. 242J Dodgu t. MI83
17-HOO.MS FOU UKNT. FUHNISHKD , STKAM
JMifal. 'All South ' 'Itll Cil
17 NIOKI.Y KUIIN1SHEI ) UOO.M , I'lllYATK
Ijfnmlly , ni-ar motor , iii'l S. Mtli nve. UtO 12
-ti ItOOMH FOU HOllHKKKKI'lNIl KOIl MAN
nnd wife : rout taken lu board. 319 N. 17th st.
789
E-FUIlNI8IIii : ) HOO.MSV1TU HATH $ 00
month , IW.i Fnrnani 37U
E-Fjl | UKNT , Kl.EflA.NT FUIIXIUUKI ) HOO.MS ,
COJ S. 1.1th st. 11)3 ) 12 *
- NICKIAFlMllSllKl ) ItOOMS , KAST FHONT :
iiprlvalu family. 210 N. 19th street. MIDii U *
E NICELV KUIINISUKDUOOMS , AM.MODKUN
convonlcncus , with or without board. ( XI7 N.
20th. 130 31 *
E-FUUNI8HKIJ ROOMS CUHAl' , 1712 ItOIHJK.
1PI-I2 *
| ' - ROOM H , WITH OK WITHOUT
- board , 1707 Dodge. 11)0-12 ) *
_
FOIt IlKXT , DOUUl.K l Allt.OUS. MOIIICIIN
conTenlcnees , nultu or single , 703 S. ICth street.
193-IZ *
17-itoo.Ma WITH on WITHOUT IIOAIID. S.
IjPoueltta struct , MZI8 17 *
17-FOH HUNT , CM SO. I8TH STKKBT. 2 UN-
J JfurnUlicd rooms nnd furnished rooms. .M23t I'i'
-DKSIItAlll.i ; FUKNISIIKD HOO.MS , MODKItN
convonlenees , 113 S. 'J5th St. , op p. thu .Merilnm.
1 ? I.AUliK FIIONT UOO.M AND FltONT IIKD-
Jjroom miMilte , steam heal nud nil uiodorn con
veniences. 1817 Lenvennorth St. ; top lloorlcft
SI."Jli 111-
UKNISHED IIOOIHS AND BOARD.
? -ltOOMS WITH ISO All I ) FOU TWO IN I'lll-
vnto family. KI5 Howard street. .M41M
17 HOO.Mri WITH lOAIll ) > . 17 CAl'ITOI , AVK.
JL1 M578 B27-
V -MlW fc'AHNAM , NICK HOOM AND HOARD.
1 M vii : g' 7
I-F01l IlKNT , FUUNISIIKI ) 11OOM WITH
1. board to two ladltii or two KOittlcmen , prlvnto
family. No other boarders. Within ono block of
llnnsuom park and motor lino. For particulars
address with reference , J 63 , lloo oHIcn. 135
-KLUOANTLY FUUNISHKD ItOOMP. F1HST
F chiss , board , ot "Thu" Uolun , 20U and 211 N. 18th
street. M WW
/ SOUTH FllJNT HOOM WITH IK ) A It I ) , SUITA-
hie for two ; references ; 2214 Kanmtu. ! > Gj 12 *
F-DKslHAllLK SOUTH UOOMS WITH HOAUI ) ,
tsa Chicago. ami 14 *
F-TWO LAltr.K UOOMS ; IIQAUU IN 1'HIVATK
family. 2701 Woolworth uvenuo. M2. i 17 *
i , . DKSIHAI1LY FUHN1SHKD FIIONT HOOM
L with board. First class locution ; terms reason-
ablu ; references uxchnngod. 2437 Hartley street.
M2II 12-
FOR KENT UNFURNISHED 11OOM3.
J 1 TO U UOOMS , 03 N , 13th St.
43R-S24-
-I-I1OOM FLAT SU1TAI1LK FOH HOUSKKKKP.
G
IIIK to email family. 1703 Webster. M1UJ
G FOU UKNT. IN IMUVA'l'B FAMILY , HAND
somolyfurnlHhed or unfurnished rooms , single
or oniulto ; hot und cold water In every room ;
modern Improvements. 2UOJ Hurt Bt. M23113 *
-3 UOOMS. ItXJ'J LKAVENWOHTH STHKKT ,
G3
M5WI Hi *
G-lfOU IlKNT UNKUHN1SHKU UOOMS IN
Billies of ' . ' nnd M , for housekeeping , desirable
locution. 'M N. ICth St. . upstairs , room7. .M2tl-i2 ! *
BOAKOING7
-VvANTICI ) A VK\V HUSINKSS MKN TO TAKK
dinners lau prlvutu ftunlly. Chargus moderate ,
KUOd fiiro. Mrs. A. I'arlnh. 312 8. IStli St. MW.i-13'
FOR "RENf STORES AND OFFICES.
f FoiurKNT.'rH K -STO ft Y UUl C IC HU IL iH l-
J-'JIO Fnrnnm t Thubulldlnir hai 11 fireproof co ,
inent Innumunt. compluto stuamhentlni ; ll.vturus ;
water on all thu Moors , KIU , ote. Apply ill thu olllca
ot Thu lieu. Ult !
f KOH HUNT , A FINK HHICIC STOHK , WKI.Ii
I. locutud fur n bakury , harness ehop , shnu shop
or most nny kind of btislnusi. Hunt very low to
rlKht purty. T , C. Hrunuer , room 1 , Wnro block.
JKMOIII
I FOH HriNT. AT LOW VALUATION , A ( illOUNI )
llloor olllce. Kuhn . * c Co. , 10th and DougluH.
Ml 10
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
J-JOOl ) I1AHN OHKAI'ATIIITH AND JACKSON
Fldullty Truat Co. . ' , 'ilS Fnrnam. KtJ 12
TO RENT.
K WANTED , A HJIt.NlSHKD HOUSK , i Ollli
rooms , good nud hcnlthy locality , If sultnblu
"III need It until prlng. Aildruss , with full par-
tlculnrs , J. 11. Hlaku , lU-'l Wuzeu at. , Denver , Colo.
U3i 1:1 :
K WANTKI ) , FUltN'lhllHD Hl.OMS FOH LIGHT
housckeupliiK , Addrets 1C22 llco olltee.
M174 IS *
STORAGE.
M-DUY , CLKAN & PHIVATKLY sTOUKD FUH-
nlturel2IJ7 Dotiglui. OmiihuStovo-ltotialr works ,
0114
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M-SrOUAGK CHKAP , CLKAN , WELLS , IIU
Farnam street. i ;
TO
N FUHNITUIIK UOllliHT , SOLD , STOIIHI ) .
Wull , 1111 Fanmni st. KM
-HANK SAFK WANTKI ) WITH TIMK I.OCIC ;
ninsl not bu over 2il Inebeit wide. Addreai J ,
c.nro of Council UliiIIs S vlijfa bunk.Mils 12
FOR SALE-FURNITURE.
0m K7mim'imifOK"iiiiuoM ; ; FLAT FOH SALKT
( or cash , 1UI7 Lo.ivuiurortli street , top floor to
loft. 47I-S2J *
FOR SALE-HORSES , WAQONS , ETC.
. . . OLLAH TOP IIUOfiY
J. furJi.UO. H. K. Coin. Continental block. 2.111
"iJ-FOHSALK CIIKAI * , MYl'AClNi : HOUSK JOK.
-L fun pucu In 2.40. H , U , Iroy , Co. Trims , olllco.mo
mo to
p-KHKSH COW WITH CALK. A CHIIIWK.N8
* puny , tamtly hurtti. lunulru ut 3J05 Hurt itrcvt.
HMtC
SALE-MISOELLANEOUS.
Wcliuap , almost nuw , Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 I'lir-
num. UTi 14
Q-FOIt HALK. 10K. CIIKAI' IN CAH LOTS
lillbert Hro . , Council Hlntr * . Ml)8l ) 13
Q -V HACKS. lIiri7ClIAlt7) , DOUULAH III.OCK.
9M
Q-KOU MALK , THOIIUUOHUIIKI ) I'UU 1'IJl' .
pli' . Apply 20IU llarnuy itruot MWl
Q-NO. I FHESH COW AT 212l I'lKHCK.
I'lKHCK..MiM
.MiM 13
Q.-TO" BALK. OKNTUHY COJ.U.M1IIA BAKKTY.
I6 i pattern , with pnuuuiutla llrus. In perfect
condition and good us now. lll'SUO , part cath , Uu\ ]
unco to milt purchnswr. Addruts K W , lieu olllco.
. _
Q-I'lHi J'Ul'J'IKS. 1 OVVEll * 'OH BALK A KUI.I ,
, , M . i ° rPV ? | lup ° ? .10 week ot > K'"B ' mockntlow
prices. AUdu > < > H. n. I , on , ( Jutlirle Contur. In.
- IS4 ID
1)-ANKW K.STKItl'ltlSK. IV YOU HAvlTAN
IVfurullure. need r i lrlDV. Jurnliuini or upUo
work o'rn'o pU ? . ' ° ° U' ' Wt > K"11" l
All klnni uf folding bedi ret > alr d.
" H"lur" "u " " " " ot
I'ncktn * of furniture.
Clrtt qualltr furniture | io1lib for al atJioa
rruuipt atltiiitlou given lo ordert by mill. B. K.
coiuur Ititliaud l arouwortli iti. Nordou A Kre-
ilon. .
CLAIRVOYANTS.
S-AltlllVAti KXTItAOIim.VAHYi
rpTplntlon . Chullcnitrs tlin world Mm. Dr. M.
l.caravp , rtc.id trnnco clnltvornnl , n < troloitliit ,
palmist and Ufa render ; lolls your llfo from thu
rrnclln to prnre : unites the nopnratod ; cnMroitnar-
rlnKO wllli the ono you love : tolls where you will
aurcpcd nnd In what buclness bell adapted for ; has
tlio celebrated Kityptlnn hrenstplnto for luck and to
Opstrny bad Inlliicncoi : cures nit. Intemperance
and nil prlvatn complaints with ninrnaito. bntlu and
alcohol treatment. genJJ.tW ; , lock uf hair , name
andilatpof birth nnil rocnlro necurntn life chnrti
Scents ln tninis | for circular ) ulvu Initials of ono
you will nmrry ! nloo phutim of amo. Otllco 4IT
Noutli lllli street , first Hours hours , tin.m , lu 9 p.m
Oomo one * como all. aad ho convinced of this won
derful oracle , M 774 1G *
S"-MIIS. NAN.NIIJ V. WAIIUKN , .IjAlHVOYANT.
reliable buslneu medium , llftu year at ll N tilth.
( OT
MASSAGE , DATHS. ETC.
rp-MASSAIli : TIIKAT.MKNT. lUiKCTHO-TllliK
.1 inal hnths , r.ilp nnil linir trunliucnt , mnnluiiru
ntulchlroliodlst.Mrs.I'ost.aiU .S litliWlthnell hlk.
raa _ _
T-MADAM PTOWK , MAQNKTIU 1IKA I.Kit
1 SOS ) I'rnlt street. A ! 171 IB'
-MMK. IA lll'K , MASSAUK. 410 SOUTH I1TII
street , third Iloor , HnH. . .M1S3 lli
MADA.MK SMITH 1131 DOUdLAS STItHPT ,
L room" , Bdtloor. Alcohol , Biitpbttr itl'l run halht
MlSfllli'
MUSIC , ART AND LANQlTACrE.
7- < I. K. ( IKLIKNUKCIC , I1ANJO TKACHKU ,
with Ilospo , N.W.cornor l&tli and Harney. D42
MINN1K DAVIS' KINIIKItUAHTKX ;
fall term i-ommoncin September d Tuesday.
ISOli South llith. near Cnstellar. MUM 13
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
\V MOIlTdAtlK LOANS 1.HS8 THAN 7 1'EU CT ,
'I Including nil chareos ,
Charles W. llulncy , Omaha Nat , bank bldK , CC'J
\\r-T I'KIl t'KNT .MOXKY-NBT TO I1OHIIOW-
't erNon Umnhnclty nropurty. No ottra charges
of nny kind. Why pny nlKh rntes ? Monuy l clioni > .
You cnn uct lull benutll of low rates frum ( llobo
Lonn nnd Trust Co. . llith nnd DoilKO. CTi )
\\T LOANS. 0. 0. WALLACK. 312 IlllOWN HLK.
\ > BT1
iy ANTHONY LOAN AND TIIUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
' Life , lends at low rates for choice/security on
Nebiaskaoi- town farms or Onmhn city property.
\r-C. F. HAHHISON , 013 N. Y. LIFK.
V (57.1 (
LOAN &IT11UST CO. , IIKK lll.Dd.
U74
ir-CIIKAl * MONKY. SKK O. W. 1' . COATKS ,
> 1I4 ( ! Faruniu. t 75
\\r-I.OANSON IMI'UOVKI ) AND UNIMIMIOVKI )
' city propertyXXj ) ( nnd upwards , I ! to 8 percent.
No delays. W.Knrimm Smith \ Co.l5thnnd Hnrney.
r,7
W : MONKY. LOWKST UATK 1'AUU UiOJ FAltN.
M923 SIS *
W-IU2A1 , KSTATK IAAN8 , C TO 7 I'KIl CKNTi
no additional chargua for commission or attor
ney's fees. W. 1) ) . Molklo , First National Hank bldg.
077
IT" I'HIVATK MONKY. 1ST AND 21) MOHTOAOK
> lonns , low rates. Alex Moore lleo bldg. f73 !
\\r-OMAHA SAV1NC8 HANK MAKK3 LOANS
' ' on rual estate nt lowest market rates. Loans
mndo In small or Inrgo sutiH for short or long timo.
No commission Is chnrgo.1 und the lonns are not
sold In tbo east , but cnn always bo found nt the
bank on the corner of 13th nnd Douglas streets.
79
ir-MONBY TO LOAN ON IMl'HOYKI ) CITY
> property , low rate. A. C. Frost , Douglaa blk.
nso
r-l AND 2-YK AH LOANS ON CITY AND FAHM
mortKaKOS , Heed , t Selby , 3.11 Hoard of Trnilu.
W CITY AND FAH.M ItKAIj KSTATK LOANS
nt lowest rates ; cousult us before borrowing.
K. C. ( larvln & Co. . 203 Shccly block. 240
ir WANTKII ATONCKHl AI'I'LICATIONS FOU
i loans. Ooo.J , 1'aul , Itijj Farnam street.
Mr.l5.sZ9"
Tr LOANS. LOW HATK8. Xl'ri'LK.IlHOWN HLIC
' DCU 05
\\f-2 PKH CKNT AND I ) PKH CKNT LOANS.
' Send for particulars , ( ieorgc Paul , agent , IIX)5
Fnrnnm , M3II 17 *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
r CALL AT TUB OFF1CK OF
OMAHA MOUTGAGK IXAN CO.
( INCOHPOHATED. )
IF YOU WANT
MONKY MO.NICY
ON
HOUSKIIOLD FUHNITUIIB AND PIANOS ,
UOUSISS. WARONS ANDCAHIUAGK3.
WA11K1IOUSB HKCKIIT8 OU
PKHS-ONAL PHOPKHTV
OF ANY KINO
Wo make loans In any amount from tlO to $10,000
attho lowest possible rates nnd In the quickest
possible time without publicity , and with the
privilege of keeping your goods lu your own pos
session.
Itcmember that you can pay nny part of the loan
at any time and In this wnyroduco the cost of carryIng -
Ing the loan.
'Ihorowillbo no oinenie or charge kept out ot
tbo amount wanted , but you will receive tha full
amount of thn loan.
OMAHA MOIITOAOK WAN CO. .
Room 11. Crolghton Ulock.
15th and Douglas. Next to PostoHlca.
TI1K LA1KJKST AND ONLY INCOUPOIIATED
LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
xDO YOU WANT MONKY ?
TUB FIDKI.ITY LOAN GUAUANTKK CO.
Uoom 4 Wlthnell block , cor. 15th and Harnay sts.
Will loan you any snra
From 510.00 to $10.005
On the day you ask for It ,
Wn maka loans on furniture , pianos ,
horses , wagons , warehouse ro-
celpts nnd persona ! prop
erty of all kinds
In nny amount desired.
At the lowest possible rates , without publicity or
removal of property.
Youc'inpay the money back In nnd amount you
wish nid nt nny time , nnd each payment will
reduce the cost of the lonn In proportion ,
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUAHANTKK CO.
CO.esi
esi
X WILL LOAN JIONKY ON AN.Y KIND OF SK-
curlty ; strictly confidential. A. K. Harris , room
I , Continental block. < : l
' -PH1TCHAHD , 51 1)OULAS ! HLIC , 1C i DODdl ! .
- ( W4
V CHATTBL LOANS MADK ON FUHNITUHK ,
--planos , llvo stock , etc. , without publicity or re
moval property nt the lowest rates nnd thu easiest
payments. IJuir Green , rooms 8'J Barker block.
X-LOANS ON CHATTELS. HKASONAHLK IN-
terest , uurtlil Paymonti 1 to ii months. W. It.
Davis. U. 20 Continental block. Klovator 15th st.
JIO
K-CHATTKL LO VNS , ViS N. Y. LIFK. MOHHIS.
WJSI4'
-MONKY AT LOW UATKS ON AA'Y KIND OF
souurlty. Kuy tone Mtgo. Co. , 203 Shouly block.
X lai.OOO TO IX3AN' ON CHATTEL 8KCU1UTY ;
buslnesKconflduntlaL 11. 533 Hoard Trade.
M 'J08 O.4 *
_
X-CIIATTKL LOANS ! ANY AMOUNT : LOW
rate , J. K , Van Glider , room 307 , Oninba Nn-
tlonal bank. \110J-o7
BUSINESS CHANCK3.
Y FOH BALK. AN KSTAI1LISHKD GlinCKHY.
Ono of bsit locations In city No trado. Address -
dross N 43 , lieu MltSI
Y TAILOR 1IUHINKSS FOH SALK CIIBAI' ON
account of slcknuo O , Lundeun , FullertonNob.
17U SI7 *
Y WANTKI ) , A GOOD PAHTY WITH A1IOUT
(5.WO.OO who understands tbo grain nnd lumber
business , to taku hold of Hint business nn the line
of tlio I'M II. A Q. H , II. on the Choyouno division ,
wheropnrly can do u banking nnd farm loan , grain
nnd lumber buslnes ut n small uUtlon , and plenty
of biibliu-Mtn keep n party thoroughly ouiployud
nnd turn on as much business us If four tlmus thu
Kiim was Invested. Good living moms In building
abovu the bunk department with fixtures already
for buslncis. Pleuso address nil communications
to 11. C. J'nlmer , Sterling , Col , 131 21 *
Y-CANADIAN KMPLOMKNT OFKICB. RSTAI1-
llnliud 13 years ; buitpaylnir builnusi In Omnlm.
Imiulrnntfoom 1,1503 Farnam slroot , M3 r s3D
Y-CIIOP HOUSB IN LINCOLN FOH BALK
dolnvugood builnuss. Address / , Oiuahu lloo
Lincoln , Nub. > I7I4
Y-FOIl HALK , KLKVATOU. FOH INFOH A-
L tlon address W. J , Illalr , Llnwood , Nub. 7V7 !
Y-FOH SALE , HUTCHKU HIIO1COMPLKTK
ut your own prlco. Nebraska Loan Co. , 1310
Douglas street. Milt )
-IF YOU AHKSKKKING A HUSINKSS OI'POU-
tunlty In nny line of business wrlto for our bill-
lotln , Inclosing stniui | , Wustern Huilnus * Agent r ,
Mlnneapulln , .Minn.
Y-A CLKAN STOCK OFGKNBUAL MliHCHAN-
dlsuforsalu In ono of the best to u In No-
bruskn. Addrost A. Vclth , Uulvldvru , Nub.MMT
MMT 14 *
Y-AN OPPOHTUNITY THAT WILL 1IKAH
crutluy , A Ptlntlnf and Stationery concern ,
CDlubllihud ulno years uud doing a prodtublu bny- |
ness ut a lint-clan locution In Omatm ( population
Nti.UAI. rapidly luoreaslng. ) Good cllr and county
trade ; neil advertised ; eitvllunt fadlltles ; rvpu-
lutlou for lint ork. Material nearly nuiv and lu
good order , havliitf been replenished from tlmttto
time with the Idoit of leading In stylo. Machinery
replaced with now only two year * Lro. Tberu U n
good oponluK buru for a very largo concern In thu
line of Printing , stationery and Onlco Supullo ,
and tbo trnilu already built up would anuro tuc-
cvn to one party or a company In sucu an unter-
prlio. Ownur haiotlior Intorrsti requiring nil his
time , no will take ten thousand dollars lu cash or
Its equivalent , but can't afford to orldi'o buiow
thlt. because the bu lne i Is paylnu well and
prnlHs § bow n steady lucrcaie. No itxavncaatloD
about loll. Addreii 1' , 0 , box 334. Omaha. Ne\ \ > .
DUSINES3 CHANCES.
V-WH SALK , IMIIO M > CK OF 2,1W. ALL
-L now nnd fresh ( toods. .Call on or address Wil
liam Oaborne , ( Iretna. Nctjl " ' M2j3 11. _
FOH iTLK , JlKSTA-ttfANT AM ) ' CONKKC-
tlonery store , Rood HK'Atton nnd good trndo.
Address Aug. .Menu , 8orlbd rj Neb 7S7 10 *
' -FOH SALK DUK HIllM'fcn.OO ON
. denier nt a discount , ABflress K. 32 Heo 11710 *
y KOII i\oiiANOB : , eJi ) : iitAiitiIIOMK : ,
"located In Denver. Inclncljns n modern nix room
brick hunnH un corner IIK' fennbc secured In et-
clmtiMirorenslorn Nebrnfln 1 nnil. F. ] i , tumor ,
HH Kith Denver. Oil.j , OT3-12-
-CI.KAN STOCK Of UlTXKIlAlj M'lVH'Kl WIMj
l cstnto A nionoy.llo.t ? .ij , Krnnkfort.tnvl.
187
i-xHANiK : ! ( , 2 , < no.iM STOCK OF OBN-
rclmnillse for homos. Address box II U ,
lliiririiM , llnrllolil cumiljr , Null , 7W 15 *
AHA UUAU KBYATrf KOIl MI > HK
/Jncliml valuation. Money lu loan , lloxSIS , Omnlm
XUI27
rr KOII SAMoit HXCIIANOK ,
'JfrmitlnK noutli onCnmlriK street. In
ncldltlou ; ceroii rooms , pnnlryclosotij fiircupuiiiit. '
cl tern cesspool , eomimtocl collar ! well built and
tlnldiiut In linril iilno mul oVk. 1'rlco t'IM. Apiilr
to W. K SolbjM ( iimmber Cummcrco. Wj
y-Kon SAI.K on TiiAni : , KOII HOUSK AND
fJ\ul \ or fnrm , a dairy of IS ) cows. AiUlri-Bs. K 13.
llco. I9.VIZ *
y-AlltSlNK33 ! THAT Wll.t , NKT KIIO.M IIW
'JtoKWpnr week InVoatlRo , K. K. Klnxnr , I5IB
Knriiam , -isi jo
ifOR SALK-HEAL ESTATE.
BAlMJAl.N-.rtOOD OOrTAOB , II UOOMS. 11ATI1 ,
east front , n. w. | > nrt , near motor nn.l piiTomont ,
nlcn lucntton , f ; , > > . ) .UJ , worlu 81.WJ.UJ ; turms on * . ? ,
( i , F. HuH ,2jU3u. 17th st. 1.1DSJ4
1ST VOOli"llKAIi ICHPATK KOIl SALK WITH
leer ! oJ. I'mil , ll ' > Karnain st. Mlijl 813 *
| 7IXE KAHM 10 MII.1M MOUTH , 1MI'UO\ ) AHI )
' -nil iimlnrciiHIrntluii , bltf barxnln. K. 1C. llar-
lln , ILirker block. M707 l.'l
pllOlUK h'Alt.MS KOIl SAhW IN HAIlttltfON
V.-'countr ' , Io\vu. Send nnmu wltli stamp to our
iiiidress , nnil receive full descriptions. A. A. Wll-
lluimon .V Uo.Voodblni ) , lowit , 7.MIS'
I OIt SAL.K. WH AUK .1U.ST CO.Ml'i.HTlNtl
-L three inaddl llvu-raom COUHKOH , wlilch wo will
sell nt n very low price on monthly payments. Two
of them face east on 17th si. , Just north of KounUo
plnco ; tliouthur Is nt 2Gth nnil A itrccts. They
will ulenso you , and wo cnn suit you as to terms.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Knrnutu. 852 12
FOH HAU , S. 14TII , CO'ri'AIIK U MK , R.OOO.OO.
Itcvd & Solby , Uonrd of Trndo. irjl
D UHINO TUB MONTH OF SKIT. WK Wll.li
olTor the last but prettiest of these l.afayetto
1'lncc cotlnKes nt n itrently reduced prlca. 7 rooms ,
nil modern Improvements , delightfully Hltuatod ,
terms easy. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Fnrnnin.
. 047 IS
iron 8AI.K : SIX ItOOM IIOUSK ; rol'l'l.KTON
Jnvonue. . Modern couronlencoa ; moilol homo ;
( ( ,000.00. Heed & tiolby , Chamber Co minor co
coM17U
FOIiaAI.K-llYTHW OWNKlt 10.000 ACKHS OF
Nebraska's finest fai'mtng land at n croat sacrl *
lice. a. H. Fcterson , 1413 S.IJth st.Omalm. 1S3 o'J
17011 HAI.II-ROOD LOT WITH f.-HOOM COT 1'AGlT
Ji' ! > lh and Hurt streets , prlco J2.700 ; small cash
payment , balance monthly.
( iooil residence lots within ? miles of postolllco ,
from JiM : to JluOj one-tenth cash , balance monthly
at 7 per cent.
Acre property close to South Omaha , from 5250 to
fl.VOO per aero.
Potter It ( ioorgo Co. , ICth nnd Knrnnm.
A HAltCAIN FOH CASH. KUII'V IN flf.OJO.UO
fVresldenco. I.nr e Krounds , paved street nnd
cholco locality , llnnt wood finish , modern Im
provements , shrubbery , barn. etc. .Might uiclnmno
for clear city property. AildVuiis K 40 , lleo.
1 M253 12 *
TX ) ACUKS SAltl Y COUKVV.J45.
J KM acres In Dotiglts county , $55 per aero.
120 acres I'nss county MS-mir acre.
212 ucres near Nebraska CJty , 115 per acre.
111 acres Valley county , $11 per ncro.
Ii40 ncres Ktnnton county , $1H per acre ,
100 acres Sarpy county , MS per ncro.
: ! M acres Nnnco couuty , SOTierncro.
278 ncros Thurston countylih'lj per acre.
C. F. HarilBOii. Ilia N. Y. f . -
T OTI.KAVKNWOKTH AHI ) 3UTU SOU ) .
-Lj'1,000 tlno plnco near tliopnrk.
11,000 modern liouso , I'oppleton nvo.
(4.JOO motlern house , Lowaavo.
J2.ttOO corner , Dnvenport iear J.owo nvo.
S2,70J Hnnscom place lot on1 paved itrccU
JI.SOO rightly lot on IxiwonVo.
J5.00J corner near Mr. Yates.
> 2,200 sightly lot I.ono avu.
& " > .fiOO small property ncar.new postodJco.
C. F. Harrison , 'J12 N. Y. Ufu. ICJ 10
FOHRENT ASTTTRES.
HOIISKS , OOI.TS ANI > OATl'IiU KKKDANII
cared for tlio year , ro'und. I have 2V ) acres
of uood patturo , 60 ucros uood grass , 'M acres
of good oats stubblo. Part ot the stubble Is
stundlnic rlpo onts.rhlch ninkoj tbo bcit pasture
In the world. A Rood fance- nine frjsli running
water and barn room for 503 bead Inoaxo of storm. I
have the Inrgost horje ranch In Ooutflns nnd Snrpy
county. Pleat , j call and sou my ntablo room and
fcedinK yards and pasture so you will bo satisfied ,
Icallforand deliver freaof charge. My price on
pasture Is fl.01 per month , nncl In wlntor food hay ,
grain , cut feed and straw and 203 acroi stnndlng
cornstalks. Kept In barn nUhti , prlco from SJ.OJ
pur month up. Two tnllej south of South Omaha ,
1 mild from struct cars. Addreu Uoo. U. Gnns , 1 * .
O. box IX , South Omaha , Nob. .W-sH.
LOST.
LOST A tmiOIIT HAY HOUSIS WIS1O11T A1IOUT
SOO pounds ; black mane and tall. Had on part
of hurncas. John atubun , 12)0 ) Park avonuo.
STRAYED.
STHAYKD A DAIHC IfAY 11OHS1C , HIND FKI5T
white , white collar mark ; had on n halter , lie-
ward for ruturn to sail ) N , Wth. M297 IV
DANCINQ SCHOOL.
Mil. A MHS. MOIIANO'S HCIIOOL FOH DANCINC )
Armory Cnpltal Avu. , will ro-open for tlio
scuaon on Saturday , October 1st for children , and
Tuesday,0ctobor lib for adults. Circulars at Snow ,
I .uiul A Co.'s drug storo. 15th und Farnam.
Prlvnld iHimons can bo takou now nt their resi
dence , 29WJ Kedge St. ] j < j 07
DRESSMAKINO.
ENUAtlKMKNTd TO DO IMIKH9MAKINO IN
families solicited. Miss Sturdy , 30 Sl'Pth st.
li'.lO SJ9-
WANTED TO BORKOW.
mm TKN THOU8AN7) noriiiATis
Ity second mortgage on property valued ono
hundred nnd flvo thousand. First mortgage thlrty-
tlvi > thousand. Addruss K SO , lice. MII3 14-
TON REM I N C TYPEWRITERS
For Sale , Rent or Exchange.
BEST in the WORLD !
MEQBATH STATIONERY CO. ,
1304 Knrnam .Stroot , Omnlm.
TUB SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
& St , Paul R'y as represented
on this map.
Electric LightedfSteam ( ) Heat
ed Vestibuled grains leave
Omaha daily at 6 2O p.m . , ar
riving at Chicag , Wiat 9:30 : a.m.
City Ticket Offlj _ [ 501 Far- .
nam St. , Omaltl
'iii '
F. A. NASH , iien'l Agent.
NOTICE TO PROlEjfHTY OWNERS.
Tollio property ( JWiiursSif Ml lota , intrtof lota
ntul ruul iwiUto , aliuBairYWaril ) htruot ttom
Mtli street tnUUlstrty/V / , ,
Voti iiro liurouy iiuWjlud Hint ilio umlor-
su'nuil. three. ( iUlnti > ro.U : < l frouholdurs of tlio
city uf ( Jiniilui , lii : vu boon duly iiiinoliuuU liy
lliu innyor. wllli tlio iinprovnl nt the city
council of said city , to iissosj tlio ilamuKu lo
the ownuru ruapcctlvply of tlio propo'-iy af-
fveU-d by oliHiiito of jirjiUo of Sowuril Htroot
from iJOlli to Ulst struun. duoluriul nucuasnrir
liy nrulnniiu'u ItxJ , piibaoU.Auuuat Olli , unproved
Aiiu-iiat lltli.
Von uru fiirlhur notlfleil , tluit liavlni ; no1-
i-uiituil : tlil iuiioliitiiHMi | ! ( mid iluly quallfluil
IIH rciiulrud liy law , wo will , on uiuSltu tluy of
A. I ) . IbliJ , at tlio hour of 10
ojlook In tlio forunoon , ut tli ) olllco of.lolnt
I. Muck , roum & .11 , ( 'liunilor of Uointuurou ,
wltliln tlio corpornto limits of bitlu ulty , nivot
for tlio IHIIIIO.SO or oonulilorlnx itnil nmxlinr
llio ( HfcObsiiiont of cl ) iiio : to tbn ownuri ro-
iifitlveiy ) of mild urouurty. klluutud by mild
ohuii o of Kmdo. taUliiB Into consldorutlnu
spoclnl bt'iiollta. If any.
\oiiuro uiitlllvd to be pn < 8oiit nt llio tluio
and Dhu'u nforonuii ] , und nmko any nbjiu-tloua
to iir Ktiitujnunu coneernliii : s.IU ussusiinout
of dainaeo.i u you may consider iiroper.
Otnuhu , Hcjitoniboi-7'lW. ' .
JOHN R TLAOIf.
„ , „ , , „ JOHN \ \ . KUHlllNS ,
B-IS-d-lOt HKHHJKJ.
Both the Tncthod nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is tukenj it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the tnsto , nnd nets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem cflbctunlly , dispels colds , head
aches nnd fevers and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tl o
only remedy of its kind ever pro-i
duced , plensing to the taste nnd ac-
ceptnhlo to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly heneucinl in its
eflccts , prepared only from the most
healthy andngreeahlo substances , its
manyexccllcntqualitiesconimcndit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75o
hottles by ill leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for nny ono who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP GO , ,
BAN FRANOISOO , OAL.
> .OUIBVIIJiB. KY. NEW YORK. N. Y.
ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
I-'IIOM
Female
Wculincss ,
Catarrh or
llhcumalssm ,
Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases ,
IF BO , GALL ON
Consultation Free.
Arknotvlcilevil to bo thu most succojfnl Hpoclnllst In
nil I'lUVATE , 111.001) , NIIIVOUS , SKIN AND OHI.V-
AIIV DIHKASKS.
( lonorrhtua tn from .1 to G itay * . Syplitlls cured
ivitliout Mercury. All stuaoj fur llfo.
KTltlCTL'ItU permnnuntly curoil. removal com-
plcto , without cuttliiB. o.untlo or illl.'itallon. Cura
alloctoil nt homo by patient without a moment'j
unln or unnoynnco.
I'H.KS , FISTULA AND UKCTAI , OLCUItS curoa
without pain or detention from biiilnoia.
IlYUllOCHMt ANU VAIHCOUISliU perm nontl.v
and gucccaifullr cured. Mrthod netv and unfulllail.
WEAK MEN
( VtTAMTV WKAIC ) , Madnnoby too clou npplt.
cation to business oritudy ; nuvoro mental strain
orKrlof ; HliXUAIi KXUKSS1M In uildilla llfo , or
from thu ctlucla of youthful follloj.
WEAK MK.V AHB VICTIMS TO NKrtVOUS DB-
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GRAND AR T DEPARTMENT
Progress of Preparations for the National
Encampment ,
HOW THE VETERANS WILL DE LODGED
That Will Tlcldn the .Murlties UK
flip SotdlcM tlli'ixnliiKS Iroiii
Iltmil < | Utrtor ! Thr. l.uillns of
tlin ( iranil Army Note * .
While stnto , tllstrlot uiul county reunions -
unions intoi'ost locnlly the members of
the Grand Army , tlio great inairnot of
tlio your is the imtlonul onoaiiipinant nt
Washington. To tilts Mecca all votovnns
who can nlTord Iho oxnonso nro propivr-
ills' to journey. The citl/.ons of Wash
ington huvo taken n most croclltablo In-
torcst In the onuanipinunt. They hrtvo
$55,000 for providing lodgings tor such
veterans as cannot nlTord the luxury of
Washington hotel life during their stay ,
tvnd will furuidli quarters for not less
than 60,000 men. These quarters include
the schools and available public build
ings and temporary barracks and tents.
The committee will put up bunks , light
the quarters with electric lights so there
may bo no danger from llro , provide
moans for washing and give the men
every other accommodation that will
add to their comfort.
Applications for quarters are coining
in nt headquarters at the rate of almost
i,000 uion u day , and at Iho present time
mure mcii , by many thousands , have
boon quartered than Iiavo attended any
previous encampment. It would not re
quire such an awful stretch of tlio
imagination for the spectator lounging
about in the realof the white house to
believe that Cramp had removed his
shipyards to that immediate vicinity.
At all events , the construction of the
good ship Kearsargo in going on , and
the veterans who served on the United
States war vessels are lending their
labor and their energy to mnlto the
vessel a success. When complete , the
Koarsargo will bo visible from her water
line up , and will appear on the green
lawn an if lying at anchor. Col. Michael
"
is now at" Norfolk for the purpose of
socurintr ' such material as may bo nce-
ccswiry. When the vessel is linishod it
will not bo a rough model , but will bo a
perfect representation of the famous
vessel which sent the Alabama lo the
bottom of the ocean oil' the coast of
Franco.
At the last muster of the Potomac As
sociation of Naval Veterans the subject
under discussion was the various pro
jects for the entertainment of the visit
ing shipmates from other ports. Colonel
Michael , chairman of the naval features
of Iho Grand Army reunion , was called
upon for a few remarks , to which ho re
sponded , and gave an outline of what it
was proposed to do. and with the assist
ance of the shipmates of the Potomac
association ho said ho had no fears but
what the desired object would bo accom
plished. It is proposed to hold reunions
on the ship , certain days being assigned
to the North Atlantic , South Atlantic ,
Gulf and Mississippi squadronsandPoto-
nmo flotilla. The iirst day will bo as
signed to the Koarsargo , on which day a
prominent naval olllcor , one who was
on the vessel uurincr the fight with Iho
Alabama , will deliver an address suitable -
able and appropriate to the occasion.
In each of the other squadron reunions
it is proposed to obtain gomo one to de
li vor an address relative lo each station.
Plans are being suggested to have a ball
on Iho ship about "tho middle of the
week which will bo arranged in the
3,11110 manner as though the ship was
afloat. Thousands of those at the en
campment have never soon a ball on
board of ship and this feature of the
protrrntn will bo something new. Tlio
naval veterans are busy making their
'arrangements to visit Baltimore on the
17th of September next , and have in
vited all veteran sailors of the war to
join them. The entire Naval Veteran
association will como ever from LJalti-
moro on the morning of September " 0
and take part in the Grand Army of the
Republic parade.
It is proposed to construct a magnifi
cent arch across Punsylvaniu avenue in
front of the Treasury department in
honor of the veterans of the Grand
Army. As the line of veterans swing
out of Fifteenth street into Pennsylvania
avenue and before passing before the
presidential reviewing stand they will
pass under this arch. The structure
will bo pure white , and will rise to a
height of some ninety-live feet. It will
span tlio avenue from curb to curb , a
width at that point of some eighty-livo
foot. The span of the arch will bo some
fifty foot , and the height about the
same. The style is of the classic order ,
the pilasters on each side bolng Mulshed
with Corinthian capitals. Upon
the square top and at each end
will bo placed figures twelve feet
high , ono representing a soldier of 1805
nnd the other a Grand Army of the Uu-
puljlic veteran of 18)2. ! ) 'J'liuto .lutes are
below. On the other side will be u
figure representing a sailor and his
civilian counterpart of today. In the
middle portion will bo a coat of arms of
tlio United States surrounded by Hags.
The figure as well as the coat of arms
will bo in whito. in harmony with the
rest of the structure , which will bo built
of wood and galvani/cd iron and painted
to represent white marble. In tlio pedi
ment of the arch will be the words ,
"Grand Army of the Republic , " and below -
low the motto "Fraternity , charity and
loyalty. " The structure will uo built
substantially and will bo quite dllToront
from the gaudy nlTairn which are some
times ecen on such occasions. There
will bo no colored bunting or streamers
used in connection with this arc ) ) . It
will bo plain nnd simple and at the same
time dignified.
i.iKiiin or tint < j. A. n.
Mrs , M , ! ] . Hull'miin , department
president of the Ladies of the Grand
Army , has issued the following address
to momboro :
By choice of the mo'i born of the La
dies of the Grand Army of the Republic.
hold at Minden , Neb. , May 17-18 , 1802 , I
have boon honored nnd clothed with the
position to represent the wives , mothers ,
sisters and daughters of our noble do-
fenders. Plcneo boar in mind that the
race is not always to the swift nor tlio
battle to the strong , but right is might
and will prevail.Vo are ono of the
grandest organizations the world has
ever known ; wo Iiavo reared a structure
which will fiko Us place in history.
Our platform is purity , patriotism
and the honor of tlio Grand Arrnv of the
Republic. Our foundation etono is
charity not tlio charity which crlveth
nlimt nlonu , for while , wo are pledged to
alleviate sulTorlng and distress wo
know full well how jealous of the prlvi-
louo to assist a comrade is the Grand
Army of the Republic , nnd wo would
notintorforo with that which is not do-
el red of us , Yet at the sumo time our
charily can roach far beyond the giving
of food or clothing.Vo can lend a
helping hand to the wayward and
errlngj wo can bring back the straying
and Htrongthen the \vouk. It will touch
the soldier that ho who wears tlio
wounds nnd Bears of battle for his coun
try should lot no shadow of Immornlitj
veil or blur those scars.
Our material is mndo of the mother * ,
wives , sisters and daughtora of Ameri
can heroes. The cement which blndl
us is the anguish oi praying mothers ,
the silent pleadings and noble devotions
of anxious wives , nnd the alTootloiiatu
tears of sisters nnd daughters ,
Lot every ox-soldier , sailor and mar
ine and those Interested awaken to un
derstand what their title moans. Kvoii
though they bo illiterate , of humble po
sition , of impoverished moans , they are
partakers of the undying glory wou
when the stripes on Columbia's Hag wore
dyed a deeper red and made n purer
white and the stars on Its flold restored
and burnished. Lot thorn remember
with grateful tribute tlio homos where
our maimed , disabled soldier *
re-U ; lot thorn instill in th
minds of of tlio children today
tlu.t love of country which will protect
our land from internal feuds as well ai
foreign foes. Lot thorn guard with ton
dorncss and care the honors of thai
noble band whoso songs of trlumpti art
live battle odea
Our fathers , husbands and sons hav
perfected an organisation which de
mands the respect and admiration of tin
world. We , the inheritors of thoit
glory , can do much toward keeping pura
and unblemished that organization , and ,
though not asked to join the inner and ,
to them , holler circle , wo can yet serve
them ami their interest as the plckol
guard on the outer lino.
Roally.tng thus our position of trust ,
lot us begin work with clearer views and
higher aims. Let us reach out beyond
the question of personal honor anil remember -
member that the land rescued from dis
solution by our fatlors : and husbands
can best bo preserved by the mothers
and wives , for "the hand that rocks the
cradle rules the world. "
In a note to Tine BKK Mrs. Huffman
contradicts tlio report recently pub
lished that the organization she repre
sents was an offshoot of the Woman's
Relief corps. She says the organization
was started in 181M.
Niilrs Iriiin lli'i
General Orders No. 12 , issued by Coin-
mandor-in-Chiof Palmer , contains itomi
of Interest to members of the Grand
Army in addition to these already pub
lished. Among other matters it li
stated that "tho parade of the vwonty-
sixth national encampment at Wash
ington promises to surpass in magni
tude and magnificence all its predeces
sors. In view of this p.nd of the time that
will necessarily bo consumed in passing
in review , the commaiider-iii-chief baa
decided that no ether than Grand Army
organizations will bo permitted in the
line ; "Tho parade shall bo in doubld
column so as to shorten the lino. De
partment commanders will moot the
commander-in-chief at the Ebbitt house
at 2 p. m. , August 10 , for consultation
and orders.
The following momborH of the Grand
Army in western states have boon ap
pointed aides-de-camp to the com-
mandor-in-cliief :
Iowa W. A. Abbott , W. G. Agnew ,
F. Borkcnholmor , J. G. Brown , A. S.
Carper , J. B. Chnrlton , W. W. Ellis , S.
B. Evans , E. R. Hutchins , A. Keith , J.
G. Kinney , John Lindt , J. N. Miller ,
John Scott , Buron Sherman , A. W.
Swalm.
Kansas W. H. Slriokler.
Nebraska John M. Strayer.
North Dakota II. R. Dockard , E. C.
Geary , Joseph liaro , S. K. Maglnnis ,
James AI. O'Noalo.
tllllllt itlMllllull.
The executive committee of the Firs )
Iowa Cavalry association has called tha
triennial reunion at Kootutk , la. , So | > -
tombor 34 and lo , 1892. The local com
mittee , ably assisted by the good
people of Keokuk , are arranging lor a
grand entertainment. They intend to
outdo all previous reunions.
Upon arriving In Keokuk report at
once at the Grand Army hall , or on
Thirteenth at Hotel Kookulf , regimen
tal headquarters , register your naind
with seciotary , anu receive badge , old.
The Nineteenth Iowa veteran infantry
will also meet there.
At the reception on the 'evening of
the 14th , the gold medal prepared by
the association will bo presented to
Lieutenant J.V. . Graves of the Third
Missouri confederate cavalry , for his
gallant act in saving the lives of mem
bers of the regiment in Missouri in
1804.
1804.Reduced
Reduced rntos have boon secured on
the Iowa railroads.
\\'lllit ( l ti > WllHlllllKton.
Joseph Shook , a veteran of $7 , haj
started to walk from Vassar , Mich. , to
the national encampment at Washing
ton. .The distance is 800 miles. He will
have to walk 25 miles on each of UO days.
His post gives him letters. Ho will
carry a silk flag showing that ho served
in company D , Forty-fourth Indiana
Volunteers. Ho was inspired to do it bj
another Michigan crank , who made tha
trip trundling a wheelbarrow.
HOMK J//J.Y of .vor/j.
Coructt , the pugilist , 13 one of ton children.
The oldest Is M. Jamas is : > ( ! . Tlio intlict
docs n livery and umuirtaltini ; business lu
Sun Francisco. Theru tire four uniniirrlod
Dr. Blyclen , the Llborlun minister to ICng-
land , is six foot high , of coal black romploxina
mill an intelligent upnuarnnco. Ho beunnia
minister for the black republic in 1S)2. ! )
Uuv. Dr. Edward Kvorott Halo says Hint
Lie kci)3 | ) m sound body and mind uy dolnc
no mental worU In tbo ovonlng. Mr. Glad
stone , on the other hand , Icoops halo bv doing
lih hardest work just ut that limb. Tlio
aspiring young literary inau may profit by
their example. .
Tlio man of moilorn timus is liana von
Iluolow , who is endowed with an extraordi
nary irnsical memory. Ho directs many
orchestral worus without notes and the
piano scores of IJaoli , Ueothovon , Liszt ,
Schumann , Chopin and LiruhniR are as clear
in liln inlnil as tlioy are to a pianist on papor.
Kit-hard Hovorloy of liuona Vista , Va. , is
not ono of the pampered and overpaid
ofllciuls of tlio 1'osiotlluu department. Ho
walks thirty-six miles every day In tlio your
except Kuuduv , carrying the mail to and
from 1'luauant View , In Amhor.U county , and
gets f35t ) a year for the job ,
Henry Hood , for nearly hair a cnntury
connected with thn newspapers In Ohio and
elsewhere , and u brother of tlio late S
Komeo Uood of the Cincinnati Commorola'
Gazutto , died last week in California. Atone
ono time ho was managing editor of tha
Cincinnati ICnqulror , nnd later was con
nected with the Chicago Republican and
Doun Plait's Capital , II u wont to tha
Pacille coast to live with a daughter in 1881.
Dr. Arthur MaoDonald , specialist In odn.
cation us related to criminal and abnormal
ulassoa , United States bureau of education ,
Washington , 1) , c. , has boon appointed
olllclul representative of tbo United Slates
to attend tbo International congrcsi for
experimental piycliology at London , and
aUn the International congress upon emu-
Inolocy at Hruusols. Dr. MaoDonald was
for many years a resident of Koohoster , N.
V. , and graduated in the class of ' 70 from
the university of that city.
The late Buloliimn I'usbu , known to his *
tor.v as the lucklois hero of Khlnlia J'ass ,
where 1'J.OOO Kusslun and Turkish soldier *
lost their lives In the frightful carnage , was
a moil reserved anil unostentatious nmu.
Ho was tall and gainst In llpuro , with a rude
and wrinkled face nnd a abort rod board nnd
inustucbo. When In the Held ho slept on the
ground under a plurg of canva * sirotuhod
ev r two Btluks , and fared Ilka hi meu. His
contempt of rod tape wa > oxcesslvo , nnd ) >
ut many a Uordlan knoiof dlpi omatlo lu-
rlcacy with the sword.
Mr * . U It. 1'atton , UaaicforJ , 111 , , vrrlltsi
' From personal oxparlonco I ( tan rocoinmond
lo\VHt' Hanaparllla. a iiuro tor
blooi and g uaral aotnllly "