THR OMAHA DAILY BEEr FRIDAY. JULY U. 181)3.
SPEG1RL NOTICES-
m
i
ADVERTIIKMENTS FOR TIIESB COT.UMN1
will iwtoltpn until 12:30 : p. m. lor liio ovenliij
and until 8i30p. ni. for tlio morning and Sunday
edition *
Advprtlwrn , by rpqiirnttnc a nnml crra enccK
can hnvo tln > lr nnswcrs nddrcnscd to A numbered
latter In cnm of THIS Urn. AHUWPM so addrcaied
Will bo delivered upon proscntntlon of the olicck.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
-SITUATION WANTKD ASCLOTH I NO OH ,
eroeory clerk or MMAtnnt bookur. llpfi-renccn.
L 23 , Deo. " " 1S <
WANTED HEI.P.
nntcn. IWc n word nrst Inm-rtlon , Jen word there
after. Notlilnj taUrn for lims thnii 2 0.
" -WANTKU. AMSTONOOnAI'HEIW. . HOOK-
kreperB. ( nlrmnon , pliarmaclstB. elerkn of nil
Mnkfi. mnln or female , out of wiip oj TO en I In
Iowa , Nelirnska or Wyonilnir lo Kend tin Mirlr
imines nnd ndilit- . W can lw of rvlei > to you
in nldliiK yon to wyiirp poMI Ions. WeMrni niml *
neon Aecticy , nillN. Y. ljlf m irl 3I" } y
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-BAMWMAH. . DO TOO WANT TO nKCOMH
Sin nrHt-cla s BiloHmnn , with nlianeo of bcconilnif
n colU'Clor. nnd work for Hiq Rltiiror Mft. On.t If
so , apply t 0 n. m. sharp , 1C10 UonglaB. M781IJB
U-SALKSMAN. A UVBTACTrVK SAI.K9MAN
Jican linvo n. mivwly position with ndvnncwnont
nccordlnir to mortt , In a very popular huBlnoBS.
Call bet. HTind 0 n. m. 1028 Vlnloti. M7ri8 1B
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n-lF YOU WANT A , OOOlTl'AVINO JOB WUITK
JJtho HawKrt Nursery Co. , Mllwnukwj , Wla.
11 oUT * * *
1)-OENTM.MEN : OF GOOD CHAKACTEH TO
Jiropn'Sent our bunlnooi , Insurance nion pro-
fem.il ! 417 lleo butldln ? . MP.I ?
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-SAI.ESMKN TO SELT , GOODS TO MEH-
chantnby Hamplnj * H)0 ) 00 a mouth for workers :
Minplcs iin.1 casn furnished free ! li" " < : lSS.Mtili"t > -
Model Mfg. Co. . South llend. Ind. M028 17'
B -.SALESMEN TO SELL 11AKINO POWDER.
Wo pill onr coodB In Glass Rolllnir PliiB.
(00.00 month nnd expenses , or commission. Chi-
catco Baklmf I'owdcrCo.,707 VanButcMijlrool.CliI-
VLJi > O-A I
-TEAMSTERS FOR WYOMING ON THE I ) . &
M. railway oxlMiRlon. Good uncen , freopasB.
Kramer iO'IIeam Labor nBency , 303 South 1 Hit
etroct. MIC3 U. <
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D-WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS BAKER IN A
IJltvo Nebraska town : Btato rofcrenco nnd price.
Address mi , Boo. MIUU 17'
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B -WANTED RIGHT AWAY. RELIABLE MEN
at homo or to lra\ol to kenpour show cards
tacked up In towns , on trees and fences along pub
lic roads. Steady work In your own county. $ < 0.00
a month and tU.OO a day rxiKaincB deiioBlled In
your b.mkwhon Blurted. J. II. Soliwif 4 Co. . .104
Walnut Bttvot , Clnolnnatl , O. M1H2 14 *
WANTED. WALL PAPER HANGERS TO
Boll and hang paper. lU'forcnco required. Ad
dress with Btainped cnvoloixj , 11. i. R- . earn Hlcli-
anlson Dru * company , Omaha , MISu 17 *
B-W1HE MATTHKS3 WKAVHUS WANTED ON
pleco work. Stuady lob. Wustoni Mattress
Co. . Lincoln. Nfb. M18H U
-WANTKD , A PAUTNEll WITH 9300.00.
Cmi nrnko iloublo Hint amount first month. Call
020 S. liilh Btreet , room 0 , tlilrd floor. M180 14 *
WAUTEP FEMALE HELP.
KatoB , IKe. a word first Insertion , lo n word there
after. Notlilnc tittum for less than UCc.
/-I-WANTKD. LADIE3 TO WHITn AT HOME.
L/EnclOHo / flt.inuwd em dope. Klla Worst. Sep. ,
South llcud , Ind. J !
-WANTBD. Lu\DIES OH YOUNG MEN TO
take llclit. pleasant work at tlielr owi liomcs :
I .01) ) to * .100 per day can bo nulotly made : work
sontbyninll : no canvasslni , ' . Kor particulars nd-
ilreHB Qlobo Mfe. Co. , Box 0331 , Uoston. Mass. E -
tabllBliod 1H80. ' M31ii iy 10'
-WANTED. LADIKS TO WniTE AT 1IOMB.
Enclose stampoU envelope. Verna LanKdon ,
SouUt llcnd. Ind. M077 iygO *
-OIBI * FOIl OENEIlAIj HOUSEWOUK. W. F.
Stootzol.122LS.20Ui , botwoou Poppleton and
Wuolwortli nvn. PO-8
O-LADIES OP GOOD ADDKKSS TO INTKODUCn
V our business imioiiff friends. $7500 to $1/10.00
alary to rleht imrtlus ; 417 Ben building. M83I )
C-l WILL PAY A FEW LADIES A SALARY
of $10.00 p r week to work for mo In their lo
cality at home. : light work ; peed pay for part tlmo.
Wrlto wAtliHWmp. Mra..B. fc. Dassett BUlte 004 ,
H.irriliall leld bm ff , Chicago. M008 10
C-WANTED , IMMEDIATELY , GOOD OIRL AT
1714 Douglas Bt. 140 13 *
AV-GOOD GIRL THAT CAN COOK-CALL 1102
v South illBt Btrcot , mornings only. 178 13 * 12a
FOB BENT HOUSES.
Hates , 1 OCR line each Insertion , $1.SOU line per
month. Nothing taken for loss than 2Sc.
r-FOR RENT , HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP
the city. Tbo O. F. Davlu company , 1E05 Farnam.
D I a AND I-ROOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN ,
block , wllhBleamroferencesre ; < iulrcdiH10S22d.
TV-8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. CONVENIENT
JLIfor buBliirsa or wholesale men. Apply 1112
South 10th Btrunu 442
ITa7ROOM , COTTAGE TO RENT , CONVENIENT
ITa U. P. railroad men. Inquire 1112 S. 10th Bt.
413
it.si
Pk-FOR RENT. NO. 213 N. 17711. 11 ROOMS ,
jJ\\o floors furnlBhed , near now postofllce
Bite. See Geo. J. Fox , 1218 Hartley Btiwt.
MB70 Jy 27
TV DELIGHTFUL HOME , EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ,
-1-Miiodern convunlenceB , birn. beautiful lawn ,
natural shudo trees , $33 per mo. Imiulro 2C03
I'lerco Bt. B84
-0-ROOM 2-STORY HOUSE , 3210 CAS3 ST. ;
modern conveniences , line location. $23.00 per
montli. B. A. Northup , tax dep t D. i M. Ry.
008 13 *
I-V-TWO EAST FRONT 7-ROOM COTTAOE9 ,
J-'all modern and In uxcnllent repair , half a block
from car lino. Will rout toguthnr to desirable ten
ants very cheap. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farimra.
M010
-VOn Rr.NT-3. 4 AND B ROOMS. 034 S. 17TH
Street. Ilt'lwecn Jackflon and Lovenworth.
115-17 *
D - . - . . MODERN IM-
provcinimtH , llvo minutes walk to the post-
oDluo. 6. F. Davis Co. , 1503 lOumjim street .
100 10
Tk-NEW 4 ROOM COTTAGE 30 AND SAHLER
J-AmlyPJ. EiiQulro 1318 Farnam. 16313
D IO"ROOM IIOUSK ALLMODEUN IMPROVE-
C munts. Enquire 1318 Fanum. _ 102 13
BAKER : A GOOD BREAD AND CAKB
baker ; Bteady eniployiupnl ; atate wages wanted
year round ; nationality and reference. Address
box ( Hit ) , Vnnklon , S. D. 170 20 *
T1 0-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT , SUITABLE
Llfor 3 families , 1713 N.I Jth8tie t M180 10 <
FOB KENT PUBNISHED IIOOMS
RatoB. Ikoauord first Inaertlon.loa word thcro-
after. Nothing taken for lusa than 25c.
E -NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH 103
Haniny. M 104'Jy-14 *
E-KURN1SIIKD ROOM WITH ALCOVE FOR
gontleinciunodnrn convenlrticou , 320 North 23d ,
M 780
E-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , MODERN |
ooiivelnunoes ; i'007 Ca a utreet. 1)01 ) 13- '
E FIIRN1SHKD ROOMS. 1017 AND IC23 CAPI-
lol iiveniie. M073 A7
E- FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HA UNITY ST.
, 11132 1B
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IT - : ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING PRIVILEGE
iliot boanlvre. 2.10d Douglaa. M155 14 l *
L.
E raiJITB OF ROOMS FURNISHED OH UNFUR-
nlHhetl. nbrlli or south * frontage , with prlvl-
Icgctt of light lioiiHukeoplmr. cheap , to man and
wlfo without children. 1013 Farnam. M1H3 10 *
-FUHNI8IIEiR UNFURNISHKDROO.M IN
Jljniodeni brick houito ; private family ; breakfaat
Ifdenlml. 120 North SUIU. M1B1 10 *
FUiiNIBHED BOOMS AND BOAKD.
Rat . Ike a word flrat Insortlon , lo a u or' there
after. Nothing taken for IPHH than 2Ac.
I -THK DO LAN , 200 AND all N , IbTH 9T.
440
IDTH.
F- NICK ROOMS WITH HOARD AT 107 S. 17TH.
MUtlJy'j j ) *
17-YOUNO WOMKN'S IIOMI3. UNDKIt CARH OV
-I ; Wouian'a ChrUllan aiisuctatloii , 111 S , 17th st.
460
17-UOMK TA1ILK HATES. MODERATE
, 1024
JL Farnam mroot. 837 Jy ? 5
17-NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
WITH
Jboard. Denlruble location. Prite family :
nicely ilimlod. 2437 Hamey. Refurencca.
Refurencca.M13014'
M13014'
4IBD
TV-FOR RENT , TWO NIOKLY 1'URUiaHBD
i rooms , with or without board. 2010 Leaven-
worth , 143 1U
FURNISIIKD 8OUTHEA8T FRONT
X' rooui with alcove ana fur window , modem con
veniences , private family ; txurd. 1)23 ) South VOlh
treat. 178 14'
3-BOOM AND BOARD 4 AND fl lEU.
houao modem ! t421 ! Dodgo. 119 ID *
ROOM. gOOD BOARD , FOR TWO
. aaOH , Tuth 137 lj *
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Q-FOR RKNT , 4 NjuTuNVUHHISHUD UOOU3
uitablu for hou eVe i4ug , oily walor. vai. oto.
Low rail. Norihwebl cOru r 17lh and olo.r
litroi * . ? r
G -8-ROOU ; .VLAT , LKAVKNWORTU W10S14 *
FOR BENT STOBHS AND OFFICES
, lee it line e eli InHTtlon. * l.f 0 a linn pet
month. Nothlnir laknn for ln th n 20a.
I-FOR RENTSTORK Otf fl. 1.1th ST. . LANOB
J block , nnltablo for moit market , harJwara or
dry good < toro InqnlniOOO 3.13th St. 461
V-FOR RENT , OTmCEsTsECOND FLOOR nUSt-
J ncBB corner In Omahn Ololra building , 10th nnd
Dodffo. UlobaLoanATniMCo. 4S2
T-FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY 11RIPK HUILUINO
J PI 0 Faniam Bt. The biilldln * ha n flmproof. co-
mcnt bnoomont , complete sloani hoallnsf flxtnrns
water on all the tlooni , ga < icto. Apply nt thaoffloa
ot The Hon. > - _ l > 10
AGENTS WANTED.
Ration , too n linn naeh Inm-rtlon. Sl.nO a line I r
month. Nothing taken for Inni than S.lc.
T-AOKNT3 EITHER SEX WANTED TO SKLL
our new kettle cleaner , bread and cake knlvcn
and other now articles. lUsy nolleM , bl ? profits ,
tcnn easy. Clausn Shear Co , KiiHBan Cltv , Mo.
MJlOJyin *
T-THE ADO INVr.STMENT 1IOND4 1'AY
w tfioo 00 In from ono lo flvo yean. Iluy ona
$ n no pnsh nnd $1.0(1 ( n month aftorwnnln until
paid. Host payliiif Invcslinnnt extant. A mMlIn *
ent wanted In evcrv town ami comity. For full
parttcularn apply to Thu American llond eoinpan- ,
MO ami Ml Pnnton block , Omaha M387 Jy2a
WANTED TO BENT.
Rated. IKc a won ! flrflt liiBortlon , lo a word Ihcro *
nfler. Nolhlnr taken for loss than 23c.
JC Z OH 3 FimNISIflMJ ItOOMS FOK HOUSK-
krrpln * . I ) , 1410 DrtTunport Bt. 131113'
K-1 ! Oil 3 IIOOMS FIIKNI.SHHD FOIl L1OHT
housekceplnir. No children. Catighnrof. I *
J5 , lleo. 1711 13'
T/--HOAUD AND IIOOM.1N PUIVATK FAMILY.
AVcpiitrnlly locatdl , l > y ( tentlomnn and \vlfo. An-
Bwcr , Btatlnff lunns , lociitlon , utc. I.i V7 ! , Bc .
KENTAli AGENCIES.
Ilntrs , lOon line each Insortlon , $1.60 n line per
month. Nothlnir takrm for lu than -"c.
L ; -BERRY A CO. , RENTS : 717 N. Y. LIFE.
370
STORAGE.
Rates , lOo a line each Insertion. 81.fin a line per
month. Nothing- taken for Icii than 25o.
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vf-STORAOlE"wiLLi AMs"iUROS312i ! 1HARNEY
jm 433
STORAGEFORHOUSEHOLDGOODS :
clean and cheap rates. R. Wells , 1111 Fanmni.
< 434
WANTED JO BUY.
Ratcfl , 1 Woa word llrat Insertion , la a word there
after. Nothlne Uikou for loss than 2Bo.
AT-CASII FOR FURNITURE , HOUSEHOLD
Jeoods , etc. , or will sull for owner lu our auction
aalea. R. Wella , 1111 Faniam. 434
LUMBER YARD , DOING GOOD BUSINESS IN
aicood town In eastern Knbraska , Drown A
Ilolton , llll South 13th St.Lincoln.Nob. MS 15 18 *
r-WANTKD A GOOD SECOND HAND SADDLE
I aud brldlo. Addruat Lock IJox 378. 181 43
FOB SALE HORSES , WAGONS , ETC
Rates , lOoallno each Insertion. $1.0 a line per
nonth. NothluK taken for lens than -0. '
D-FOR SALE. CHEAP , GOOD DRIVING HORSE
-L phaeton and harness. Apply 2417 Erokhin st.
FOB SALE :
Rates , IMoa word first insertion , Icaword there
after. Nothing t aiten for less than 23o.
Q -NO. 1 SPRING FRAME RAMBLER DIOYCLE.
cushion tire , nearly now. Very cheap. Ad-
drcsH 1C 0. Hue. M.IOO Jy 21
-HANDSOME LARGE DOU1ILE YELLOW
head parrot 7 years old , a line talker and \vhl3t-
ler , large cauo. Price $ JG. 400 S 18th St. , Council
Bluffs. 040 14
Q -PUG PUPPIE3 , ROOM 30 , BARKER BLOCK.
M70U A3
Q A CENTURY COLUMBIA PNEUMATIC
J bicycle ; special birguln , Call or address D. L.
Morgan , Oil North 24th. M123 10
Q -LAUNDRY PLANT. LESS THAN HALF
! price. Inquire at 1318 Farnam. 10018
- ' SALE , A SQUARE PIANO GREAT
Q-FOR "
' " "
bargain . $30.00 , at COlaDoiiglas"'ifs")7" ! )
Q-FOR SALE , NEW AWNINO , WAREHOUSE
truck , ofllco tables and chairs , cheap. IJ07 So.
loth St. 17C 13'
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rates. lOo n lliufeacli Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for leaa than -5o.
"
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Orellable buslnuBS medium * Btb year at 111) N.lUth
- . 407
MASSAOE. BATHS , ETO.
Rates. IHo a word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for leaa than L'Bc.
_
T MADAME SMITH. G03 S. 13TII , 2ND FLOOR ,
JL Room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steani.sulphup-
Ino and sea batha. inU.'iU 13 >
rp-MMB. CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET , 3D
. J- floor , room 7 , massagn , alcohol , sulphur and Boa
baths. M027 14
rp-MME. MACK OF CHICAGO GIVES BATHS.
L magnetic , massage treatment. 119 North 10th
St. . second floor , rootn"l. 10U 18 *
MMB. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER , 203
Douglas block. M127 A0 >
PERSONAL.
RatoB , lUca wonl flrut Insertion , Ic a word thoru-
'ter. Nothing taken fur less than 25o.
F-WHITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR BEAU-
tltully Illustrated Matrimonial Journal , con-
tattling many photo-angravlnga of handsome
\vomun nnd gallant man who wish to wed. Drown
Publishing Co. , Temple -MHirt , Toledo , O. M711-31 *
U CUT THIS OUT AND PRESENT AT CO WAN'S
Photo Studio , 2123 Cumins at. , and you will be
entitled to 12 Arista Cabinet Fhotoi , very best , oa
gilt edged cards , aud ono 8x10 for framing , for
Uu without this , $3.00 ; for 10 days only.
_ _ _ _ M214Jyl7'
u -WRITS FOR FREE COPY OF OUR BEAU-
ttfully Illustrated marrlago Journal. Brown
Pub. Co. , Toledo , O. M800 nB ,
u -PAXTON HOTEL BARBER SHOP 8PECIAL-
tlos , Oltvred water baths , electric fans , free
Bhlncs nnd flrst-claas work. MllSU 14 *
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE.
W-LOANS , G. G. WALLACE , 313 13ROWN I1LK.
472
W-LOANSONlMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
city property , W.OOO and upwards. 3 to OH per I
cent ; no delays. W. li'arnaui Smith i. Co , 1320 Faniam
403
ir-1 AND 3 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM
I mortgages. Reed & Selby , 344 Board of Trade.
T MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
' The O. F. Da via Co. , 1003 Faniam struct. 4UO
Ty-LOWCSTRATES , FIDELITY TRUST COM-
pony , 1702 Furnain atroet. 402
r-WANTEDATONUE LOANS ON IMPROVED
ii Onmlia property ; low ratca. Fidelity Trust
company , 1702 Faniam street. 402
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i i 1
t IT FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ;
' V low rates. Alex Moore , 401 Bee bldg. 474
Tir MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
' Improved and luitmproved real oatuto , ItoO >
) cais Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam , 402 I
-LOANS , J. W. SQUI11E , 213 HUB BLDG ,
475
\V VNTHONYLOAN ANDTBUST O..3I8 N. Y.
T JJre.lend atlowrata forcbolco fteourltyon
Nebrajku aud Iowa fanns or Omaha city property ,
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"JIO"
trr-CENTRAI. ' LOAN A TRUST CO. , BKBBLDG.
403
Ttr-WANTED. TO BUY 8 PER CENT NO
it ounxl by mortgages Omaha city orJJoujlas Co. ;
xjrty. iWl&Selby , UJ3 Board ot T < udo
407 o.ib r
\\T 1 HAVE tl.OOO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
Orut mortgage fann Una or city ibd.
Nothing but the best security will bo couKluomd.
Addreea full particulars to L 10 , Ueu oluce.
11214 *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
V--CALL AT THK OFFICE ov
"OMA'IIA > IORIXJAQB LO NCO ! '
JNCOUPORTED ,
You can borrow 911
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HOUSES , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE ,
OU ANY OTIItill SfacURlTY.
Wo \ \ 111 lend you any amount
from W10 00 to 1.000 OO.
ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT
without publicity or removal of property.
You can pay tbp money uaok In any amount you
wluh , and at any tliuo. und each uaymtut so inaJa
will reduce the coat of the loan.
Remember that you have the "so of both tbo
sonproperly and the money , aud pay for 11 only aa long >
as you keep It.
There will be no expense or charge kept out of
the amount wanted , but you will roaolvo the full
amount of the loan.
Buf ore borrowing elemvlwro eAll aad nee ua tad
jrou will jlnd ft
HB OLDEST , LAROEST AND ONLY INOOHPOO- >
ATEI ) LOAM COMfAMY IN OMAHA.
477
V-WILL LfAN MONKY ON ANY KIND Of BE-
f ourltitrlvily c-outtJcullal. A. B. Harris , ro
I Coatlneatal block 47
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
X -DO YOU WANT MONP.Y7
TUB FIDELITY UJAN OOAHANTKB CO. ,
JIOOM 4 WITlINHr.l * TII < OCK.
310H 8OUTH 18TH. COUNF.U 1IAUNKY ST.
WILt. \ LOAN \ YOU' \ ASY
\ \
SUM LAROH OB \ BMAIJ.
\ \DOl4t.An3\ \
PHOM TEN DOl4t.An3UP. .
WETfAKB LOANS ON FURNITUnB , IIOItSKS
CAHKIAOK" ) , WAHEHOUSB HKOKIPTS OU I'EIt-
SONAL PIIOPBRTY OK ANY KIND
FYOU / Vttt.1tDOWELt ,
CAM. / / ONUS FIRST
OUR TERMS WILT * MERIT YOUR APPROVAL
You onn pny tlio money Melt nt nny ttmo anJ In
niurnmountyou wish , nnd tints mlucn the ooat of
cnrrylnB the loan In proportion to nnionnl youlny.
IK You own a Inlnneo on your furniture or otlinr
pcrnon.il property of nny kind wo will pay It off for
you nnd entry U nn lonir nn you iliwlro.
YOUCANHAVH YOUR MONRY IN ONK HOUR
FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION.
No publicity or removal of property , BO Hint you
eel tlio use or Iwth money nnd property. lit )
"BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , lOo n linn onoh liisortlon , tl.BO nllno per
month , Notlilnir taken for Ions than 23c.
V-oYoWANT TOU\SKLloRx
OLelmncon biiBlnpM , twtl mlolo or liuulst Do
you wnnt additional capital In your btinlnoMt If
no nen tin , wn can help you. Cull or wrlto for oar
tntllutln. Olflccs In till principal elllos. Wuitoni
liimliioHB Agency. 310 N. V. Ufa Uldg. ! US jy-'O
-ilUSINE33Ol > 'NIN03,874,3UENANDOAItIA.
4IU Jyliii *
-FOR RENT , A SMALL WATER MILD. AD-
divni box CS , Lincoln , Nob. C2t
Y -FOR SAMS , HARDER SHOP AND BATH
room , looatod lii thnbnslnnBB pirt of city nnd
nxcullont businiw ) . For particulars nddrcsa. 1C : I7 ,
Beo. OIH aO
Y-A RARE OPPORTUNITY. THE OLD Es
tablished and wull-piylnir general sloro bust-
iiesa to bu sold , with bulldlnira and lota. Retlrlmt
front biiBlness. Inaulro lostniastur , Lowolt , Neb ,
131 10 *
Y-WANTKD , PARTNER WITH $ .10000 TO
taku half Interest In iiulck Helling patent. 111 ?
money to be made. L. 'JO , Itoo 174 13 *
-KURN1TURU AND UNDERTAKING STOCK
In ono of best uountleit In Nebmska ; will In-
% oul < > about $ . { ,1100.00 : half down , balance on ttinc.
Address L 21 , Bee M1B4 111 *
FOB EXCHANGE.
Rates , lOe a line each Insertion , $1.150 a line per
nionvh. Nothing taken for loin than 'J Jc.
Z-$23.000 WORTH OF CLEAR LAND TO EX-
chance for morchandlao. 213 McCag-uo bid ? .
-l HAVE $3,800.00 EQUITY IN 100 ACIIE3
o . cr n -
ttourl , all cloar. Will soil or oxclmnsfO for Block
roncral incrchandtKO , boots 'and BhouB , horaoaor
cattle. J. 11. , 4001 Lcarcnworlh alreot Oniahn
MOSS'S ? *
I/ A.CLEAN. . STOCK OF OENERAL _ MDSE.
l\yill take real catato and money Box -U3 , Frank
fort , Ind. 481
I OWN 100 FARMS IN NK11IIASKA. KAN9A9
aud Dakota. Will soUchrapor oxchano for
mdso.horses and cattle. Add.box 70Frankfort , , Ind.
4M1
y TWO HKAUTIFHI. MODEHN RESIDENCES
AJand barn , on motor line ; boat location for bank
Block , merchandise or clear laud. What have you !
Box 7UU. Omaha. M781 13
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
Rates , 10o a line each Insertion , $1.50 a Una per
month. Nothing Mken for loss than 23c.
OR SALE ON EASY JIONTHLY PAYMENTS :
A Bouth front cottage , 0 rooms , $1,3.10.00 , tie toot.
A south front cottage , 4 rooms , $1,100.00 , SO foot
A south front house , U rooma , $2,250.00,100 feet.
A north front oottago , I ) rooms , 1,100.00 , SO foot.
A north front cottage , 4 rooms , $1,000.00 , SO feet.
A north front house , 0 rooms , f 1,800.00. SO foot.
A Baiall first payment and easy monthly ply-
moiits. Small clear lots will bo taken In oxchanga
See N. A. Kuhn , druggist , 13th and .
M333jyl7
INVEST YOUR MONEY IN LAND AND GET
rich.
Wu offer for atilcfc nalo 10 choice llttlo planta
tions ot ten acres each , at Mlllard , ouly $100 per
acre. You can llvo there and work or do busi
ness In Omaha. Host tlituir orer offered. Call early
If you would secure ono of these elegant pieces of
land , any ono of which will produce a llvlmr for
yourself and family. Uogsa & Hill , 140S Faniam Bt ,
303 Jy 20
AT EVER WAS A BETTER TIME TO INVEST IN
J- > real estate , and look at this for bartratns in .In-
Bldo property.
4 lots , 10th and Center , worth $1.200 each , only
(000 caoh.
1 lot Jo Orchard H1U , worth $1,200. only 700. '
1 corner lot on Military are. , Just opposite Clifton
nil ) , worth 91,200 , only S700.
Lot on Marcy BU , between 31st and 32d , worth
S3 ,000. only 91.000.
Flneitlotln Crelghton Heights , worth $1,200 ,
only $770.
2 lots In Lincoln Place , worth $1,200 oacb , only
$000 for both.
3 lots. LnFayotto place. Walnut Hill , worth
$2,300 00 each , for $1,500.00 each.
Avondale park , tnsldo ono mlle line , Wobator
street lots , with paving , curbingatouo aldowalk ,
BB'
ecwcr ' , parkin ? , olcctrlollfrht , etc. The finest Inslda
residence property In the city , at the lowest price ,
worth $2,300.00 per lot ; ourprlco only $1,500.00 per
lot , half caslu Bnrt street fronts In Avondale
park ; only $1,300.00 per lot. It will pay you to In-
VOStlffUtO UltB.
Fourteen lots In Rcca place , on Ocorifla and
Vlrclula avenuoB , between Mason and Pacific. For
cash wu nro oflorinir this property at COo on the
dollar. For a homo there Is nothing finer : ai an In
vestment It Is Impossible to Und anything better.
Aluaya a pleasure to dhow any or all of this prop-
C1i'/iDELITY
TRUST COMPANY , 1702 Farnatn.
127
J > UY LOTS IN
STOEPEL PLACE.
Cheapest and beat lota la
OMAHA.
Special price and terms to
HOME BUILDERS.
Stoopel Place lota will always advance In price ,
for the city must crow westward. Call on or nd-
druba W. A. Webster. 402 Boo bldg. MS77
T7OR SALE , A GOOD STOCK AND ORAIN FARM
J , of 4U8 acres In Harrison county , Iowa , on very
reasonable tenon. Address L. n. Raymond , Mflif-
nolla , la. . M84-J A3'
GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY , 3 HOUSF.S RENT-
Inir for * . ' 3 per month , $ J.OOO.
Store bulldlmr , well located , always rented for
$280 i > cr year. $2,300.
n-rooin cottaKo , block from motor line , near
school , full lot , * 1,200 , worth fl.BOO.
Proutablu and safe InveBtmuutA for your monoy.
Coma , nnd aue. O. O. Wallace , Drown block , 1(1 and
and Douglaa. 110-13
T HAVE'FIVE QUARTER SECTIONS OF LAND
J1H and B inlloa from town ; will Bull It all way
from $7.00 to $ ' .100 per aero. This land Is tlrst-
cjosa laud and If anybody wantu to got good , cheap
homo this Is a chance. I got ono M with running
water , 00 acres broken , 2 miles from county Boat ,
und by nuking a small payment on this land I will
sell It on 3 to U ycarfl time. Write at oncu or como
nnd see mo. C. Haiick. Loup City , Neb. M070 17
AROAINS IN HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS. J.
N. Frenzer , room B , Frouzor block , opn. P. u.
M1U Jyl4
A CHANCH TO INVEST YOUR SAVING ! EAST
front lot Lowe avemu ) ( Popploton park ) , oaay
ocoesa to mo cur. Owner going Into business. Will
Bell very cheap for cash. Also lot IlatiBoorn Place.
Illg barcalu for cash. Address L. F. , P. O. Box 380.
M14S.
BARGAIN. SIX ROOM COTTAGE , SOUTH
front half lot Burt butwoon Iti and 10 , Will
coiiBlder any rcasouablu offer , half caah , torma to
stilt on balance. W. N. Noaon , Room 111 Board of
Trade. MUUU 22
NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE , 30TH AND SAHLER
sta. ; cellar , cistern , city water , yard sodded ;
only $1,200 ; easy uvyuieuta. Knqulrw 131U Fur-
nnm. 101 13
170R SALE. CHEAPi HOUSE AND LOT NO.
1-2714 Ruggloa at. , Omaha ; desirable fi-room
bouso , big lot , forlCOO : ono-thlrd cash If token
at once. Address Day & Hess , Council Uluff s.
171 10
LL PROPERTY LISTED FOR BALK BY U.
Hardy Is not for aalo uftur July 14 , IB'.i.l.
M170 10'
WORLD'S FAIU HOTELS & ItOOMS
Ratoa , 1 Wo a wont first Insertion , lo a word thcro-
aftur. Nothlny taken for leaa tlmu 23o.
rPIIH OR03VBNOK , 0317 SHBIUDAN AVENUH.
X Chicago , a select family holol , within U inlnuku
walk from the principal ontrauoou to the fair.
Good referoncea. Ho.iaociuhlo rates , Amilv too.
C. SUlmur , ail New York Life building. Omaha.
_ MU3 Jy 10
TO RENT IN MODERN RESIDENCE
,
-VSouth Sldo , corner 33th Btre t ftiul UUodea ove-
iiuo. one block from cublucurs ; loinlnuiua 'rldo
* ° fart ! f'ure'ico ; 7B cunta per day each person ;
Bi > cclal rates to parties of 4 or inoru. Addroau 0.
U. hewmau , 130 iJBth Btreet , Chicago. M105 ID *
LOST.
&
STRAYKD-HKD AND W1IITK COW IN ALFlN
tow days. Reward for
Information a to where-
abouta. Addrvun N , Morrison , Box 123 South
Omaha Postofflce. 110-10 *
T OST-NEAR 10TH 8THEBT VIADUCT , A
-L/puug akyo terrier with atrap and. chain
Under will ua suitably rawardea by roturulng 'w
1413 Douilaa alroel. M1BO 14'
MUSIO. ABT\ANP LANQUAOEB.
Kataa , lOo a line each Insertion , $1 30 a Una per
month. Nothing taken for leas than 25o.
. "V.olELLBNBEdk.BANJOlSTANDTEAdHEB ;
vT.1 810 California Btroal. yn
T P YOU 1IAVF ! PUND9 FOR INVF.STMRNT SEE
A onr MM of fwxMirttlM. nSlrM mortcairr ! lonnn on
Omaha property front JW" ) to 40,000 for Halo.
A Rafo and convenient Investment , call And let
ua nhow you what we b&rn. .
lllty Tnut Company.
70J Famom street.
177-37
, lOoft IlnH e ch tfa icrtlon , Jl..O a line per
month. Nothuir r. kcn fpt ; eA th
YOUNO LAD1B3 AND WEXTLKMEN CAN SOON
acnnlre iv working knotttinlgo of shorthand nnd
typewriting M A. a Vmnfliuit ochool of Bhort-
hand,3lN. ; Y. Life. Typewriters to rent. 433
UNDERTAKERS AN D E MB AXMEB3
Rnlos , lOo.t linn each Inxcrtlon , fl.SOn line per
month. Nothing taken for \ wthanjlSo. . _
CW. HAKEH ( FORMBRLY WITH JOHN O.
Jacob * , deceased , la tor with M.O. Maul ) , under
taker and oinbalmcr , 310 S. 10th st. Tel. OUI ) .
4S3
, lOoa line each Insertion. * l.BO a line per
month. Nothing taken for U-ns than 25e.
A SECCJND HAND SOVLK3ALL
Address Hunlcn & Sollook Co. , Ltkoat. , Chlcairo
480
Rates , 10onllno each Iniortton , * l,50 nllno par
month. Nothlnir taken for lens than il3o.
SONNE5JI1ERO , DIAMOND BROKER , 1305
Douglas Bt. Loans money on c1lamondnwatchiM ,
ota Old gold and silver bought. Tel. IGiiH. 435
SECOND-HAND TYPEWB1TER9.
nates , lOo a line caoh Insertion , $ l.ISO a line per
month. Nothing taken for lets than 2So.
BOYLES.VDAnn.DEALEns IN TYPEWRITERS.
All makes bought , sold , exchanged , runted. 013
N. Y. Lifebldg. . Tel. 0.13 484
PATENT
BUREAU , "
SUES & CO. , Solicitor * ,
Bee Building , Omaha , Nob.
4yonta KxamlnorsU. S , Pat. Offloo. Advloofroo
No fee until patent is obtained.
The Denver
Investment Bond Co.
4,17 BEE BUILDING , OMAHA , NEB.
No safer Investment or ( tro.itor profit can bo ob
tained than by purchasing bonds with thin com
pany. Wo pay 00 per cent moro towanli the re
demption of Ixmilfl aud matura them In onn-thlrd
IOBB tlmo than any other company. Look Into our
plan : bnforo purehaslnff clsowhoro. For full par-
tlculara wrlto or call at onr offlco.
417 BEE BUILDING , OMAHA , NEB.
& L. Hljolow , Goncral Agonu
THE JIKALTX MAltKGT.
INSTRUMENTS placed ou record July 13 ,
1833 :
IVAItnANTV IIEED9.
P II Slltz and wlfo to Johan l 'lala and
wlfo , part of tax lot 3. In 34-15-13. . . * 1
Jane Lossontlno nnd huaband to O B
Hlmckleford ot al , 0 acres In eH none
no 4-15-13 { ' . . . . . : 2,000
AIlNunn to S B HcndydiU of lot 0 ,
- - - - - -
block 121 , South Omaha , 900
R It Iluard to .T S Cook , lot. 4 and oy ot
Iot3 , block ? , Hillside.add No 1 C.oOO
K A Phllleo and wlfotoWJ Brown-
rtag , lots 3 and 4 , block.- ] , Armour
Waco , . . . „ . . COO
W II Kroldlor and wlfo to , Mnry Lou-
don , lot 10 , block 73 , Soiith Omaha. . 0,700
Lewis llolslor to Mlchaol. Kandal , lot
10 , block 7 , Brown parfc 800
R W Hyde and wlfo to W 41 Kroldlor ,
lot 10 , block 73 , South Omaha 0,800
QUIT CUADICDEKDS.
L T Townscnd and wife ot al to Lowls
Holslor , lotlO , blockT.iand lot 18 ,
block 12 , lirown park..f. 1
Total amount of transfers 8 21,702
RH1LWHY TIME CHRP
eavea | CHIcXG"o7UUKrtJ/GT6"N"i 0.'ArrleT |
Omaha f- Depot 10th and aianonSts. 'f Omnha
Leaves I CIIICAOOrMILT k ST7PAUL7 Arrives
Omaha I U. P. Depot ami Maruy Sts. Omaha
j iopn i . .Chicago Express.- ) . . . . 0.3&am
. .Chicago Express B.SO pm
Leaves I P. , E. S. MO. VALLEY [ Arrives
Omaha I Depot IBth and Webster Sts. I Omnha
LMIVCS I OHIOAGO Je NORTH , WESTN. I Arrives
Omahal U. P. depot. 10th A Maroy Sta. I Omaha
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. I Arrives
Omaha | DoiK > t JSthjuid Webster Sta. I Omaha
" '
"I'.lOpm St. Louis Express I SiOam
1000pm St. LonU Express 4.30pm
0.25 pin .Nebraska Local. . B.83 am
Leaven I O. ST. P. . M. & O. ( Arrives
Omaha ! Depot 1 Oth mid Webster Sts. I Omaha
FOB STEAING A DOG.
Warrant I > iu d by , t t Count/ Attorney
il bjr ( a Judge.
Mrs. Smith and ser ( Kdwara and Harry
wore arrested on n charge of grand larceny
yesterday on complalrjpof Andrew Hotmo.
Tbo warrant was iasu by County Attorney
ICaloy , and seta forth the larceny of a dog.
Under the atato lavfj'iv dog has no local
value , and a charge iof'larcony cannot bo
brought for the theft 'o ' V.a canine. As soon
as Judge Dorkn saw tip ) complaint be rtu-
charged the dofondantJi.wno are respectable
people as near as catvlii/luarooi ) .
Holuio lived In a pcrrilou of the house occu
pied by Mrs. BmltnTT-Hls dog was killing
the neighbors' chickens and caused much :
trouble. Kohno gave the dog to ono of ho
Smith boys , who sent it out of town. In bo
meantime Kohno fell behind m bis rent and
after it ran up to nultoa sum ho was told teas
pay or gel out. His goods were retained as
security for the rent und then ho is alleged
to have had the family arrested for stealing
the dog , Mrs. Smith says Ituhuo approached
them in court and offered to settle the mat
ter if she would release his furniture and
give him | 5 in monoy. 'Holme is alleged to
have broken into Mrs. Smith's house ng
the absence of the fatally.
<
Balloon Umlght nnd tomorrow night.
Kotlcet o/flvt HUM or left under thti
c-cntt ; eiich additional lrt ( ten unit.
WEABNE Jennie , aged IB years and 4
months , at the reslaeDce of her uncle , John
Wearno. . I'uimral will take place from
the rosldcnco , 016 South lOtli etrvut , Satur
day in 'j p. ui. , to Forest Luna cemetery.
WORLD'S ' FAIR RAMBLES
Some Sickly Signs Are Shown in the
Hygiene Building.
PITllV SKETCH OF MIDWAY PLAISANCE
Ituidinn I.ncc.s nnd inilrolilprlr Hlg Men
Are llttlo Flulin * Hero Unnfllrtlnff
Tn l South Atnorlcnii Wumlrn
The Art 1'nlncc'j Attrnctlons.
CHICAGO , July 13. [ Special to TUB BKE. ]
"Charity begins at homo" when that rare
virtue Is doing business at the old stand , nnd
nn arch upon the Hygiene building Ingeni
ously extols the appropriateness of that sort
of beginning. The somewhat astonishing
accumulation and combination of alphabet
upon inscriptions ornamenting the department -
mont of health and happiness bids the lurk-
ing spirits of Worcester and Webster pur
chase domlnos of consolation. "Charritlcs
nnd Corcetlons" reads ono announcement in
eight-Inch clnttors of stall. In newspapers
orthography is of necessity and by apology
allowed miraculous liberty ; there Is hurry
nud inoflloleney , oversight nnd mechanical
Incompetence. But at a great fair , with
education waving banners m the face of
ignorance , twor's In charity nnd 0110 In cor
rection planted upon n typical structure in
classic emblazonry is somewhat to bo de
plored. The charming Irish village says
with exquisite Irish simplicity on muslin In
black paint : "Irish exhibit works of nrt
recently delayed by wet weather. " Kx-
tromoly Interesting is this little village of
Celtic cottages. There nro pretty girls ,
dainty floors , cleanly tables nnd white-cur
tained bods. And there Li a piper , too ,
please heaven , who boasts the unmo of
Patsy Branulgnu no less ; and how ho can
play "Pndeon ' " "
O'llaffcrty , "The Connaught
Man's Rambles" nnd "Larry O'Gaff I" Well ,
If the works of nrt have boon put out by wet
weather the pipes nro all right and Patsy Is
a star boarder in musical circles on the
plalsanco.
Itimlnu Exhibit.
The Russian exhibit in the Worn-
nn's building abounds with embroid
eries , .rich fabrics , china nnd lace ,
but there is one serious objection to bo
made. All the articles are priced , labeled
nud explained in the Russian language. No
imputation is hereby cast upon the language
of the czar. It is a useful and serviceable
dialect , sufficiently strong to withstand the
rigid winters of the north and warranted
never to wear out , but it Is too delirious for
the comprehension of the Chicago intellect.
In our mad rush for the depreciated Ameri
can dollar wo have neglected opportunities
afforded to load up with "owsklcs" nnd
"grhpsllczkas" and now sadly regret our
lost opportunities Just as our school teachers
told us wo would do. That awful collodion
of consonants must go or an interpreter must
bo supplied. The wcitrht is too heavy for
that end of the building.
Mntorlnl Arabian NlcUts.
Midway Plnisanco , the broad highway
which beads so many nationalities on its
single thread , is the ono quarter most talked
about and investigated in the whole exposi
tion. There is a spice of adventure , some
thing rakish and modestly questionable
about this realized harlequinade of other
pooplo'a habits. There is an unspoken no
tion prevalent that exquisitely wicked things
are uncloaked under the are lights of the
Turkish theater and that Dahomey teems
with savage awfulness quite too utterly
shocking , all sanctioned by the law of the
land aud the lights of the century. Girls
blush a little not vary much and pellucid
grangers hitch up their trousers nnd look
wicked when mentioning a prospective tour
through this licensed street of preferred In
iquity. Matrons don't know about It and
hesitate , while tbo flu do elobo belle ap
proves everything from the clanco du vontro
to the Koot-hoomi Ramlal who has unfurled
his banner of palmistry and occult revela
tions in the tent fold of Araby. This street
is the highway of surprises. When your
blushes and shocks are on tap and you are
most prepared for embarrassing occurrence
nothing satisfies the unhealthy curiosity.
When least prepared something audacious
nearly stops respiration. Hero you may
drink a cup of mocha in Turkey , stop across
the way and call upon the
Amazons from faraway Dahomey , who are
near neighbors to the sturdy South Sea
islanders and also the dainty little Javanese
brownies who llvo In bamboo houses. You
can skip across lots to Chinatown , stroll a
little farther and find yourself in the street
Cairo , where you can find more hilariously
Jolly fun in ton minutes than is to bo found
in any other place in n day. You can drink
beer in Germany , milk in Ireland , n cup of
tea In Japan , see a congress of Oriental
beauties and see and hear innny other novel
sights und sounds , boivhero could n more
delightful place bo found to spend a happy
day than this same plalsanco , provided you
carry the spirit of the sconu with you.
Curtis once said , "Aman must carry Italy
in his head or ho will never see Italy. " And
so It is with the wonderful Midway. If you
are not botionilan , if you are not jolly and
full of humorous instincts , seek not to 11 nd
any pleasure there. Coulino yourself to the
art galleries , the sweet conventionalism of
the wooded island and the gondola haunted
lagoons. There you will bo at home , but
never in this conglomerate of heathenism ,
barbardom and savagery. If , however , you
are not easily shocked go every tlmo oppor
tunity .presents itself to this magical place
where the Orient awaits you with a handful
of half dollars and fun is in the uir like salt
is in tbo soa. > -
Atllul Hunks on , the Grounds.
It is not a piece of unparalleled wisdom to
Jostle , the man you may happen to find at
your elbow in Jacksou park.Ho may look
exceedingly plain and commonplace , but
there are grave' possibilities thut ho is a
governor or a senator or a J udge or u cabinet
oflicor , A few days ago ex-President Harri
son wandered about Incognito aud attracted
hardly n passing glanco. Ex-Vleo President
Morion's appearance was quite unnoticed ,
and several governors and former nnd pres
ent cabinet members have been detected in
stray corners of the grounds by mere acci
dent. The other dny the gentleman who
theoretically stands next to the chief magis
trate of this country strolled around the
grounds unheeded. When night came he
had a well developed case of that "tired
feeling" and blisters on both foot. A guard
improvised a bed for him in the Administra .
tion building and thcro the vice president
bunked bunked is the word over night.
Which all goes to show in a rather novel way
that tbo fair is largo enough to annihilate
mere personalities. It is only man in the
mass , man in a crowd that creates a ripple
on the surface at Jackson park. Had some
enterprising Individual corralcd all tbo great
men who have visited the fair and estab I
lished an exhibit with them the chances ro
the powers in control would have ad
his display to a comer of the plals.uico.
Itural Slghtsoorg.
You can pay no higher compliment to your
friend than to ask him to accompany you to
the fair , and if your friendship endures the j
test of this visit and your opinion of that
friend's Judgment remains unaltered you atro
indeed united in thought andyoushould gran-
plo that individual toyour soul with "bands
of iron , " Even husbands and wives whoso
devotion has remained unaltered throuub
financial and doiuoitio trials , shrink from >
the sacrifice that u trip to the fair together
entails. Women who are capable of heroic
deeds are not , pqual to the ordeal of paring
torhpurs over prosy machines and stupid
agricultural products while the greatest treas
ures of art so dear to their feminine hearts :
uro grudgingly paid but a hurried glance. .
Families separate ana girl friendships cool
.before this all-powerful destro to see what
lutoresUcYQU und not some otio else , With
rural guests whom you are obliged to "show
around1' you are compelled to suffer in si-
lonco. You stoically endure their amazed ;
expressions of wonder over an abnormally
developed turnip while a Gobelin tapestry
is passed by in , silence , you calmly listen to
their raptures over that "cuto thing" the
hunter's cabin knowing that the Adminis 1 1
tration build me will suffer by comparison
and when they ask U the Columbian foun
tain is supposed to represent Washington ;
crossing the Delaware jou feel feebly grate
ful to know that they are sunlclently
conversant with United States history to
have heard pi that erent. Thee rural l
sightseers will wait patiently for nn hour
for the privilege * of tailing n now brand of
catsup or.'prcsorvo , served on ft cracker while
they complain that lack ot tlmo prevents
more than a hurried glance nt the treasure *
of the nrt gallery. On the whole , the better
way is that they should pnrt.oach to par
tribute nt his chosen nKnr. and moot tgaln
when the demands of the Inner tnan makes
possible a common ground on which nil
tastes can moot.
Argentina' !
The commissioners of the Argent Inn
Republic throw open their exhibits the
other dny in manufacturers , agricultural ,
foreign nnd mines dcuatttncnts. July U was
the birthday of tliolr republic. In the manufacturers -
ufacturors section tlio exhibit wns
elaborately decorated In the colors of the
country. At noon n whlto silk Hag with n
cold sun embroidered In the center , wnsu u-
furled nnd whlto and sky blue wns displayed
everywhere. Aplrturoof General litvnlln ,
the Washington of the rouublliJ , wns hung ,
drajied In the national colors , with impressive
ceremonies. Art Is still young In Argentine ,
but many creditable canvases are nhown In a
section of the exhibit which is devoted to
nrl In the center of tills section Is a table
upon which nro placed four exquisitely Inlaid -
. laid guitars to show that the mtislo of the
Spaniard Is still favored thoro. The person
who , imagines that the South American
republic is In n wild nnd barbarods state
will hnvo the Impression corrected upon
visiting this exhibit. The Argentine dis
play Is strictly Industrial. 10110 of the
articles exhibited nro for sale. In the Manu
factures building nil the articles made ID
the country nro displayed. Consldornblo
interest attaches to tno native confoo-
tlouory which Is called "cmpanadn. "
It Is of n cloudy , whlto col r and ns hard as
out and cousiimod while moist. In mnny
cases nro exhibited the work of schools. It
iswe Tory complete , ombraclug nrt , needle
work nnd all sorts of embroidery , nnd photo
graphs of the school buildings of Buouos-
prAj
Ayres nro shown. The forest * of Argentine
abound In woods of rare beauty nud grain ,
nnFc nn oxtotisivo exhibit is mndo In the
Forestry build Ing by the republic. At the
entrance is n huge cross-section of n mahog
any cedar , highly polUhnd. In the contorof
the space is n largo pagoda , made of the dif
ferent woods , showing the beautiful grain In
the rouirh and polished. Some of the speci
mens shown nro genuine works of art ; so
high : ' is the polish and so line do the grains
run.
Whore tlio Crowd la.
The Impression that Chicago people nro
chlolly interested In the slaughter of largo
quantities of : pig has not boon removed by
the louring Chlcagoaira , who buy inaehliio-
palntod old masters Jii Homo and t'nrls , so
pooplc who como to the World's fair from
abroad tvro apt to express surprise at the
slzo of the crowds lu the nrt galleries. The
foreigner expects to find the hulls of the
palace almost dosorlcd , but instead llnds
thorn Jammed and naturally nmrvols. It
would bo gratifying ta.bo able to prove by
this that the tnstu for art Is growing in this
country , but ulns I the proof is not thcro.
The truth is , the ) xx > plo go to the art palace
because the art palace Is near the state
buildings. It was oi-lglnally designed that
the court of honor would bo the central
point of attraction , but thcro novur can bo
found ono-tcntb of the people thcro as nro
to bo scon in the avenues around the state
buildings. People go to the Missouri build
ing and sit in the porch , while they cat their
hard boiled eggs and pie. After they have
lunched and carefully swept the shells into
neighboring chairs , they say : "What's that
there monstrous big bulldln' across the way ?
That's the huiidiu' with the pitchers in it.
Let's go over and see it. " And over they go
llckoty-cut. Look at the pictures ,
they gape at big , bloody pictures ,
the blgcor and bloodier the bettor thay nro
pleasodT If the Art gallery were in the
south end of the grounds and the Agricultural
building in the north end there would be
twlco as many people around the big chocso
from Wisconsin as there are around that
big cheese of n picture from Munich. . . . . But
people do como and go among the pictures
and statuary and have n teed enough time
in their way. They cat pie on the red plush
sofas , lounges or soats. as the case may bo ;
take a comfortable sneeze and have to bo
awakened by the ubiquitous guards. As a
sleeping plaoo these big art galleries are
eminently successful. The chimney sweep
in the prince's bed vras nothing to a tired
\vorklHtjwonmn reclining indolently on a
cushion with the hum of fcot and voices
rising and falling In musical cadences , and a
group of fisher/women / on a gray shore ,
Christ and His disciples , a conuotish face ,
Louis XIV among his court , soldiers march
ing forth to war , all confusedly swimming
before the half closed eyes with the soft
light dropping through the canopy over nlL
The women have , to a certain extent , over
come the virtuous Indignation , shamefaced
bashfulness or painful embarrassment , ac
cording to the degree of feeling , which
seized them on their llrst sight of the nudes ,
and have oven become critical. A little
Saxon mother sat in the Gorman section the
other day , suckling a tiny golden-haired
babe , and rondo a picture infinitely prettier
than any on the walls. Anyhow , it is a deal
more pleasant to watch theio quiet , humble
folks drinking in the colors , which will re
main to tint the primness of their lives ,
than It is to mix with the crowds and listen
to the pretentious , undertone comments of
the women on the pictures.
Wlirn Truvollnc.
Whether on pleasure bent , or business , talto
on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs , as
it acts most pleasantly and effectively on the
kidneys , liver and bowels , prevents fevers
headaches and other forms of sickness
For sale lu 50e ami 31 bottles by all loading
druggists. Monufacturod by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
SLUGGED HIS BIVAL.
"Rosy" Kolilnaon Refused to .Hyndlo.-ito
III ! IIo.lt fllrl'n Afflictions.
John Burke , a recent arrival from Troy ,
N. Y , , is lying on a cot in the police station
with several ugly looking wounds on his
head and face and ' 'Uosy" Ilobinson and
Belle Wadsworth are locked la cells charged
with assault and robbery ,
Burke arrived In ttio city from the east a
few days ago and Wednesday night , while
wandering aroundpicked up BelloWadsworth
and they wont into u room near Thirteenth
and Jackson streets. After n short tlmo in
came "Hoxy , " who is Hollo's lovor. Ho ob-
joe ted so forcibly to Burko's sharing'Belle's
smiles that the man retail red the care of a
suiycou. Burke was slugged with some
kind of a weapon which laid open the scalp
in several places and after ho was rendered
unconscious ho was dragged Into the alley ,
where ho was found early this morning by
an ofllcor. Ho revived enough to toll the
story and on examining his pockets
missed hU watch and & sum of
money. The olllcors wont to work on the
case and soon had "Hoxy" and Belle
in Jail. Burko's watch was found on "Hoxy , "
but the inouoy was gone. The watch and
prisoners have boon identified by the
wounacd man , and the p\\v \ of robbers stand
a good show of leaving two chairs vacant at
the beer tobies , la the resorts which they
frequented.
Busy poopio have no time , nnu sensible
people have no Inclination to use pills thai
inako thorn sick n day for every uoso they
take. They have learned that the use of
Do Witt's Little Early nisors dee * nqt in
terfere with their hotlth by causing nausej
pain or griping. Tlioso little pills are per ' ,
.foot in action and results , regulating the
stomach and bowels so that headaches , dla \
ziness and lassitude- are prpvontoa. They
cleanse the blood , clear the complexion and
ono up the system. Lots of Imltli in thoaa
lUtlofeJlows. I
Hlnkfd lijr u llronolio.
W , A. Messlck , court stenographer for
Judge Koyaor , was the victim of a very pain ,
ful and serious accident Wednesday after-
noon. Ho wont down to South Omaha for
the purpose of buying a driving horvio and
while around the horse market got too
close to the heels of a broncho. The animal
cut loose and planted both of Its hind feut
squarely in Messlck's face , loosening all sotof
bu from teeth and cutting him in a horrible >
manner. Ho was brouuht to this city ,
where his wounds were drwsseJ , uf tor which
bo wo * conveyed to hit home ,
There aronree Hung * worth saving
Time , Trouble and money-and Do Witt' *
Little Early libers will gave thorn for you.
Those little pills will save you tlrar , as they
act promptly. They will save-you trouble as
they oauie no pain. They will suvo you
money ui they economize doctor's bill * .
POTEET POSES AS A POWER
Amid the Cooling Shades of MInnotoaka He
Realizes His Mistake.
IGNORED THE WISHES OF THE COMMITTEE
ContliUrntila ImllRnMlon Urtttiml In tlio
Hunk * of thn 1'rclRlit Unto Men The
Mnxlinum n.uo l.iw Itmolvlii ; for
Mr. I.niimt lull. Nulos.
The West of the Missouri Ulvor Freight
nalorommlttco hold t o meetings Wednes
day In widely separated placet , n majority
of the members of the commit too transacting
some little business in Kansas City , while
Secretary Potoot and representatives of
the Grand Island , Santo l-'o nnd
Frisco line , hold a session at l ako Min-
notonkn. In the iibscnco of a majority
of the members the Mlnnotonka end of the
meeting adjourned until the arrival of the
gentlemen from Kansas City , but the mem
bers in the ulty by the ICaw , after transact *
Ing a little business nnd checking up a few
rates under tlio maximum rate bill , In
formed Secretary Poteot and his trio of
nsnoclntcf that the mooting had adjourned
without day.
The action of Secretary Poteot in calling
the nicotine nt Mlmiotonkn when n majority
of the members had nsUcd by wlro lo hnvo
it changed to Kansas City , the regular moot
ing place , is receiving a measure of censure
at the hands of Omaha members who wont
to Kansas City unilor the impression that
the will of the majority would prevail.
In view of the fact' that Mr , I'oteot is a
very now socrotnry for the committee some
of the gentlemen who have the mailing nnd
unmaking of ofllclals Intimate that tlio
gentleman should go slow In setting nt
dollnnco the wish of n majority of the coin-
in It tea.
Tlio livestock question of dividing the
territory adjacent to Omahn and Kansas
City along certain arbitrary lines was
passed until later.
OIl.VNU TUU.VIC TIUICKT OVPIOUS.
Tliolr r.oontlon In llololn Olijuctoil To llnll-
ronil Notrs.
CIIICAOO , July 13. The Central Trafllo
association lines have adjourned their meet
ing without taking any action regarding the
ticket oOlcos of the Grand Trunk in the
hotels. The matter will bo settled at an-
nether meeting to be called in a ahort tluio ,
the interested lines pledging themselves to
taku no action In the m until lino.
It Is charged that the Dos Molnos. North
ern & Western has been dealing with
brokers and cutting rate generally. Chair
man Calilwell tins notified the general man
ager of the road that the evidence is suf
ficiently strong to Justify him in ordering a
boycott of the road , but that lie will with
hold the order long enough to give the road
a chancn to mend Its w.tys. If it dors not do
this , the boycotting order will bo issued at
once.
once.A mooting of the transmlssourl committee
of the Western 1'asscnger association will
bo held In Kansas City next Tuesday. The
principal matter before the meeting will bo
the recent reductions in transcontinental
rates made by the Union PaclQu , Northern
Pacific nud Great Northern.
Tlio Danville Coal Bolt line was , incorpor
ated today with a capital stock of JJOO.OOO.
The road will , as Its name ipdicatcs , bo op
erated entirely withiu the coal Holds ol
Illinois.
Mr. T niniix Didn't Mko It.
. , Cast week a resolution wns introduced in
the Western Passenger association calling
upon the Union Pacific to make Omaha the
gateway for eastbound business and that all
locals bo counted from that point. Tins resolution
elution went over for a weolc and on Satur
day another session of the Western Passen
ger association will bo held to take up this
question.
Tuluing of the subject J.lr. Lomax said
that ho had Hgurcd on the question and
could see no change In the position from that
of : last iveck. "It is simply impossible
to unsettle what has been an ac
knowledged principle in railroads for the
past twenty years regarding common gate
ways. Tariffs would have to bo revised ami
the basis of divisions totally changed should
such a condition prevail. I have no interest
in business east of the river , except that the
Union Pacific and Northwestern have a clos
trafilc arrangement .which wojld natural ) }
impel mulosnnd business originating on the
Union Pacific vi.i the . [ Northwestern , but I do
not think it right tosodivort businessunlesi
the members of the association go on record
and recommend such a course on my part ,
As it is the situation remains somewhat
peculiar and any day may bring revolution
In present rates. In fact the whole pas
senger situation Is badly muddled and an
outbreak is dally looked for , particularly ID
transcontinental territory.'I
Tnlkuil of tlio Nuw l/.nv.
Mr. A. U. Merchant , assistant genera' ,
freight agent of the ElUhorn , who loturncd
yesterday from Kansas City , said : "It is
entirely too early to oven predict what will
bo brought about by August 1 regarding the
freight rate bill. Whether the roads will
attempt to enforce it is a much discussed
question nt present , and until next Tuesday ,
when the presidents meet in regard to the
bill , it will bo utter folly to predict the re
sult. I know that with the present dull
times the law will prove a costly thing tc
tlio railroads , and I believe they would avoid
the law if they could , but the public de
mands n trial , and I suppose the bill will bd
adhered to bv tbo railroads. "
Apropos of this the Western Weighing
association is preparing to put on an add !
tiotial number of men , us the now law pro
Tides for the weighing of cattle and mor
clmn Jlso at this point , and also the weighing
of the empties on their return. Live stocK
Is to bo weii'hed In car tots at Omaha
destined for Chicago and points cant , some
thing that has not been done In the past.
"Ncbratkit NlHto J.lmitml. "
The now fast train put on by the Rock
Island last Sunday under the title of tlif
' Nebraska State Limited" is a hummer and
numerous advantages and conveniences. It
loaves Omaha at-I o'clock in the afternoon
nnd arrives | n Chicago at tlvo minutes of t :
the next morning , loaves Chicago at 9 p. m. ,
and arrives in Omaha at U a. in. ; loaves at
9:10 a. m , for Lincoln and runs through
without a stop.
All the sleepers are new und elegant : the
dinners the very latest in modem detail nnd
luxury , and , in fact , the train is bound to
prove ol immeasurable benefit for visitors to
the World's fair who duslrn to make u ( illicit ,
safe , economical and pleasant trip.
James Hedge of the general manager's
ofllco of the Union Pacific ha-i gone to Chi
cago.
C , A. Goodnow , superintendent of the
Chicago & Council Dlutfs division | ri lovra ,
has been In town for several da > s.
F. K , Shearer of the Central Houto Ex
cursions from Boston to California was at
Union Pacific headquarters yculcrday.
An order hits boon quietly Issued from the
head of the passenger department of the
Uulon Pacific that general agents cannot
have more than ono traveling passenger
agent couneutcd with each general ofllco.
This will reduce the force of traveling pi -
sengcr agents considerably.
and that tired fooling , loss of appetite and
nervous prostration are driven away by
Hood's Barsapai Ilia , llko mist before the
morning sun. Tn realize the bonullt of thlf
great medicine , give It a trial and you will
loin the army of enthusiastic admirers' of
Ilood'fi Saratvpiirlllti.
Sure , c'flicloiit , easy Hood's Pills. They
should bo In ovorv traveler's grip and ever/
family medicine cheat. i o a box.
To HIICUII 1'urki ,
A mast mooting of all the taxpayers ot
tb northern , nortbeaitern and northwest *
orn portion of the Fifth and Sixth ward *
will bo held nt 8 o'clock Saturday atThiriy-
first and Ames avenue to take action vrltu
reference to parks and boulevards , and t ?
transact such other Important business BI
may properly come bo I ore sutd meeting , Bjr
order of the park-comuiltteo. -