Nebraska Newspapers

    TFIK OMAHA DAILY MBR : SUNDAY-FEHIUIARY 18 , 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES.
SPEG1RL NOTICES ,
AilvrrtlmrncntH for thev > column * w'll ' 1 > 9
taken until IJ'TO | ) . tn , for the evenlns HIVI until -
til D 00 p. in , for Ilia morning ft'id Hundiy cil-
Illorm , . .
AiUcrtlnrs , l.y rfinicullnB n number * I fhc'l <
ran linvo nnsners mtJiuMol to a miim-oni
letter In euro of The lee Answer * KI niWre M
will l < iKIIvpcil upon prtaonlatlon of the check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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" "flat " ive ! wonl unit Infertlnn , IP n < v < mt
thereafter. Nnthlns taken r _ lc" U'lliliSl '
HlfoTsTifnnF riiTiiMAcfsT WAXJJI BITIJA
tlon by the 20th. Hi * . In lo 'a ami Nobtniua
e > ean pxp ilmfp. food city rcforcncni. Ail
M. IHalr. 2001 N tl. . Houlli Omahit. Nrti
o
yomm Incly Rtrno rnilior. | rapltl. in Mimic. own
InK MLii'liIno ; Kixxl irfi-iinri's ; mml'TiitO' ' mil
nry. AiMrf g hex HO , Mulvern , In. A 3S3 N _
WANT ! ' . ! ) . I'OHITION AH * TH A\T.MNO MAN
or Unkkpoptr.by oumpi'li-nt mliMli * nit'1' ' ! Kcnll"
nim , who run furnish best of rcferinoiAM
dress I' C2 , lice. AIM It *
'WANTED MALE HELP.
lljr n word first ln ortlon. lc 11 wore
thereafter. Nothing taken for lclhan ic.
Hoi7iciTrwn TiJAMS'n-uNuirinn : INHTAI.I-
ment goods. American Wringer Co. . Ii > OS Hmv-
nrj ft. IllilL.
AOtNT : < rii AI.AUV OH COMMISSION. Tilt :
Krealisl Itivonllnn of the age. 1 ho Nen I at-
ent niemlenl Ink Kiaslms Pencil , helli on
PlKhl Works Ilkn m\K\i" : \ \ . Agent * niu miiU-
Ing J21.00 to JI2r-.no per week. lor filither
piiitlenlnn write the Monroe lltnser' Mfg.i'o. ,
X 3G. l.a Cromie , Wla. _ " 1
TXsiT MACHINIST WAN'Tljl ) WHO
l Komi solo II cornet player. Aild. [ tex GO ,
weaslle , Wyoming. _ _ Ii. . _
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f-ri'.i ) . "A 'PntsT-r7iJASfr"ri..r Tiit AND
cement salesman who has had expetler.ro In
that line ; none but ilrst-clasi saleiinan lieeil
apply. Ailihess O U Hc-o oulce. II-M2II 1 _
nxniifinTic MAN WITH noon nijprjunw'us
and J2.W.OO will FCCUIO [ iart Inteli-st anil em-
iilnyincnt In business. Aililress 923 N. V wro
WANTni ) , AURNT IN I3VRHV C'OtTNTY IN
Nebiaska. m-\v p.itent artltle ; .tylnnlv wnnls
It SUw.wn wilil In I monlhn ; can m.iki * Jl.r-'m.oo '
easily. Pnrili-ul.ur. em lose. Htamp.Al'r"J' '
Jlanufacli.ry , Ht.ile liiitil. Omaha. P.-M3II 18
W.\XTi:5 ' ' J. UAMOIJ'S.
TA1I.OU8 . \ : A'l' KHANK
II M.,2J . ' 2
WANTED , A Vir.NC MAN AND WIl'E.NEAT ,
Intelllgrnt and \\ltlioiit chllilren. to noilt on
farm near riiniili.t ; $ .10.00 per month Mini Imnnl.
AiMiesi c Mi it.- . n-yu is *
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AVANTED. MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO AIT
ns piUate deloi'llM. nailer liisliuctloiii. Exp -
p oili'iico nniiofi ss.iry. Send slump. National
electlso Murcnil , In.llanapolls . , Ind. II
HIDE LINE , $ .MJO PER TOWN , . PA ID TRAVELIng -
Ing nun In appoint agents. No samples.
Write. S. P. Rowltn , 113 5th avenue , Chicago.
WANTED , FIRST-CLASS PANTS CUTTER.
Aildtes.i I. < > ! . Ho. . . 11-101 IS'
WANTED. MALI : AND FEMALE AOENTS TO
( anvasn. Ni w sihemo ; Mg pay : samples nnd
tcims froc. C. E. Marshall , Lockport , N. Y.
I-r.S3 ! IS *
WANTED , TltrsTWORTlIY PERSON TO
IriiM-l fur pilnlillslicil Chicago houie. Salary
$7FO IX ) and lia\ellng cxpuisos. Em lo o rcfcr-
tncit and xelf-iiddiisseil slamped invvlopo.
( Jcnerul Manager , Ilex P. Chicago.
11-298 IS'
HARDWARE CLERKS-INCREASE vorii IN-
coini' by shoeing Tie Hardunre Dealcis Maga-
y.hio lo > oui loeal haidware nu'rchanlH and
nianufac.tnierM. SubsetIpllon. $1 * n ) a > ear. Lib-
rial loimnlsilon. l-'ur Kanipli" topv. terms , oo. ,
niMiiH-i D.T. Mallelt , pnblMier , 7S R.-a.li' . sluet ,
New \oik. 11-3U" , 18 *
I5.W TO SrHi ) PER DAY AT HOME SELLINM
Lightning Plater and plating jeweliy , watches ,
tahlouotc , etc. E\eiy house has goods needIng -
Ing plating. No expel lence ; no c.ipllal ; no
talking. Siiine agenlM ate making $2" , a day.
IVrmani-nt IMIMIOII. | | Addiess H. 1C. DHho A :
Co. , Columbus I ) . It 3'Ji IS *
WASTED. IILACKSM1TII AND HORSESHOER
at unco. N. U. Cot. 2llh and Fr.inklln sheet" .
II-MI12 19'
A -MAN 111" fiOMp A11IL1TV WHO IS WIL-
llng to aet as ginetal and wistein
"WANTED , A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING
solicitor lit once. Addiesa O C7 , Hoc olllco.
H-IJU ll > *
1'APER IIANC.ERS OR AClENTS WANTED TO
sell wall p.ip.'r fioin Kample books. Nn expeil-
'iico necessar.x : largest coimnLsslonH ; lowest
inlr.ir latest patleins ; finest selection ; no
ilclav. Send nt unco fur full pirtlctilars. Heniy
A. Wilson , agent , 13S-II ) Wnbash avenue , Chi
cago. II 14' . IS *
WANTED. A COOP ( MINERAL 11LACKSM1TII.
HOI-HI' shoi'lng and plow woik ebpeclally.
Steady work. Herman preferred. Apply to
William ( Joldnor , Falls City , Neb.HM447
H-M447 20 *
WANAOER WANTED ; } 7o.0i ) AND EXPENSES
made llrst ycai , Helling Iho gieatost kitchen
necessities ImenU'd ; 2 to 12 nold In every fam
ily ; retalH 10 2 > and 25 cents ; partlcularH flee.
Household SpeclallJ Co. , 73 4th stCincinnati.O.
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rates , HJo n word llrst Insertion , lo n wotd
theieafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. Call nt 112.1 S. 32d. C 090
WANTED. FEMALE STUDENT NURSE AT W.
C. A. hospital , cor. 9th street and Clh avenue ,
Council muffs. C M20S 2i )
WANTiui , aim , roil anNRiiAi , non.si-
woik. 1U2J H. S'lh ' 'ave. C-SW IS'
WANTED. ( URL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 538 South 27th sttoet. C M30I IS *
WANT HI ) . GIRL Foil GENERAL HOFSE-
woVk. C.dl after 7 p. in. 101 N. ISth 81.
C 320 IS'
WANTED , GIRL OENERAL HOUSEWORK ,
small famllj ; lefeience leuulied. 312J Fainam.
C rtiO 19
WANTED , dRL | FUR GENERAL 1IOFSE-
woiK. none bill a competent one need apply.
3U2I Fainam si. C 3S1 is *
WANTED. A YOFNO LADY AHOUT FIVE
four In height and full Ihlily-fimr bust mea-
hinc to tiy on saniii | | > cloaks for a few dayn ;
answer , giving dei-cflptlon , Addresn C 57
Omaha llee. < SSI IS
WANTED , A STRONG GENERAL SERVANT
Bill , Highest wages paid. Apply ( .0 ! ) N. V.
Life Illdg. CM 110 11
WANTED , LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE
will pay $ 'i.nn to $15.i ) per week to do Hlrlclly
home work for us ; no canvassing ami piompt
paMiicnlH ; wild Holf-addrcsscd eiuelope. Lib
erty Supply Co. , llo'lon , Mass. C M41.1 22 *
WANTED , STITCHERS. KAT/-NEVINS CO.
C tl'J IS
WANTED , A GIRL AT 2J 3 IOU L\S STREET.
C 403 18 *
WE WANT I.APV SOLICITORS EVERYwhere -
where to sell household artlclex' neided In
I'vciy Itllohon ; sell at sight ; large piolltH. Ad
dress ut once , S. 11. Flnney , GJ3 Austin nvo. .
Chicago , III. C (0. ( is *
WANTED. GIRL roii OINIUAI < HotTsn-
work , icferencu l 'imlroil. Apply at 415 N. iinih
lreetv C M437 li )
FOR , BENT HOUSES.
Itntes , lOa n linn each Intrrtlon. II.SO a , line
per mouth. Nothing tuKcn for lest than 5c.
IIOUSIIH IN Al.irpTlITB OK TlIK CITY. TUB
Q. ! ' . lu\U company. 1503 Famnin. U 752
6-UOOM COTTAOIIi MODIJUN , CI1OICI3 IN
Htiinronl Click' . O , H. UlKUtter , 01 Ileo
bullcllm ; . D 753
HOUSES. " K K. UAHMNQ. IIAIUCiTnil.OCK7 :
U-714
NIIW MOUIUIN 8-llOOM HOUHl : , 31 , t MASON
D-756
IlKNTAI. AQUNCY , 607 IUIOWN IH.OCIv.
1) M5I3
IisiUAIIl7lT : IIOUf4US IN AU < PAHTS OP
city , cheap , J , II , Puirotte , DoUBlna block.
l-MSi)2fM )
4-HOOM AIMIITM.KNT , HTI.'AM HIJAT ; IlIJI' .
ciences tequlrcil , ill ! So. .M. I ) M2J9
iiousis AND STOIIKS roTi IIKNT. " MC- '
ensue Investmrnl Co. , 15th ami Uoilue.
D-MK5 21
l''INH CIIANri ! TO HUNT HPIUNDID MOD-
rrn I mute , nvuly pnlntinl mill papoieil. Hunt
riHlltctil. Oppo ltp HeillcK's Uro\f , North 1'llh
Htrt'ft , , Hums' rlilim more. D M333 18 *
F1NIJ COIlNiiT 1'I.AT IN CIOl'tiU 11I.OCK ,
7 rooms , range ami nil nihrr comrnleni'v * ,
UeorKU Clouser , ixiom 2 , 1C23 Faruum ,
D--M303
FOR UINT : , r..itoo.M IXITTAUIJ. IIS.M , TO
aniall family. 819 H. mil st. 1)-33I 19
FOIl IIKNT , rilHAI'KHT t-IIOOM COTTAdi :
In city , with luith. 30JJ Callfornln Miwi
r-HOOM fOTTAHUi MOUI.'UN IMPllOVi-
mentH , SU13 I.ynxenworlh. 1 > M433 gj *
rANO 6-'llOO.\t COTTAOnS. CUNTHALI.Y I.O-
cutwl , WrlBlit & I-anbury , ICth ami llounril.
TOR RENT. THE ELEOANT IIRICK HOUSE
No. S007 Pnclllo tr > - t. Illckn. 303 N. V. Life
llldB. 1 > J" I *
TOR RENT F'URNTSHED'ROOMS. .
URNISHED tooMtf.
jjo itrnet.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
Continued.
FL'RNlHilED * nboM , " " M17 YlAltNKV STREET.
EM 233 20
_ _ _ _ _
S FURNISHED ROOMS FOH HOUSEKEEPINO
for 'nun nnd wife , Rent Inken In board , 319 N 17
1 :
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f\vo" FRONT"nooM MODt-FiiN CONVENI.
"nces. K10 Davenport. IJ M15J
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"pINELY'ritRNISIIED OR UNUURNISIIEt )
rooms for housekeeping In mudcin brick ; prl-
\ute family ; on 3 iar linen. 2uo3 Hurt street.
EM3 ( 2J *
rjNM : "itboTtTiw.'w. D2j"i)6uoLA aT"up STAIRS.
E MKi.'i
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housekeeplni' . ICOj Uoilgc struct. E 123 IS'
rFRNisiiHt ) "FRONT" ROOM "Ton"RENT" ;
suitable for nno nr two gentlemen ; illenni hent ,
bath , otc. 2317 Douglas. E431 1V >
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LARGE FRONT ROOM AND OTHER ROOMS ;
heat , BUS and bath , 311 N. lit hstreot.
FURNI8HED ROOMS ANb BOARD ?
Rate * Hie n word first liwoitlon. Ifl n word
thereafter. Nothing tnken for less than 23c.
LAlT5rr "ROOM. WITH STRICTLY FtRST-
tlass boaid. 2109 Douglas ttrcet. F 103
YUNG WOMEN'S "lIOME , UNDER CARE OF
Wumin's Clirlstl.in unaoclatlon , 111 U. 17th st.
F 612
VIJRV DES1RAIJLE FRONT ROOM WITH AN
iilcmo. hot water , heat ; tecolid lloor. 212 S.
2)th Btieet. F S33
LARGE SOUTH ROOM. WITH HOARD. TELE-
phonu and steam , llertunccj. 20J North ISlh.
F M337 IS *
FURNISHED ROOMS ,
with boaul. 2019 Callfoinla Ht. F 379 23 *
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WITH HOARD. 1721
F-Mir,020 *
YOUNG MEN DESIR NO GOOD o.ME CALL
at 2.111 Hal no > . South looms , llrst-i lass table ,
vpoclHl late. F-.M4J2 21 *
lNT. 3 NEWLY FUltNsiED AND 2
unfurnli'lii'il looms. 2.112 Douglas. F Ti1 * IS *
FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS.
Rales , IVc a word Hist Insertion , 1" ft weld
theicaflor. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
4 ROOM , 031 SO. IVI'II ST. O-MSI3 M3 *
FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES
Hull' ! ? , lOc n line o.ich Inanition , $1.50 a line
per month. Nothing taken for loss than 25c
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY DRICK HUILDINO
Ollt r.ilnam ht. The building 1ms u llrcpioot
cement b.isemcnt , complete steam heating llx-
tun % water on all lloois , t'a . etc. Apply nt
the olllce of the llee. 1-iilQ
OFFICES FOR RENT IN THE SCHL1T/5
building , ICth nnd Harncy. Special Induce
ments held out to permanent tenants. A\i- \
plv to Joust llros. , looms 50 and 51 Schlltz
building. I M3S5
10 MONTHS V.EASE OF STORE , 203 S. 17T1I.
1-M12S
FOR RENT , CORNER STORE AND IIARE-
mviit. lltli and llowaid stlcets , best location
In the illy for commission house. Desliablo
small stores In Exposition building adjoining
15th Htreet theater. A. .1. Poppleton , room 314
I'll st. National bank blrtg. ' 1-M2S3 21
WANTED , SEVERAL FIRST CLASS MEN AS
ngent * . None but hustleis need apply.
Will gl\rt a guaranteed salary. Address
G.uld tV Glvens , Rrace block , Llncon , Neb.
I-M2S--
I-OR RENT. SALOON IN LONG PINE. NED.
Chat. Hupp , Lone Pine , Neb. 1 MJ22 19
FOIt RENT , ONE-HALF OF FRONT OFFICE
with attorney In N. Y. L. bldg. . Including
private ulllce. Rent $12.50ery ; desliublo. Ad
diess O 59 , lite. I 107 18 *
AGENTS WANT 3D.
Rile * . Irto 11 line that Insertion , JI.50 a line
I" r month. Nothing laken for less than 23c.
WANTED , AGENTS. SAMPLE SASH LOCK
fii'ihv mall for 2c. stamp. Immense. Un-
iluilb'd. Only good one ever Invented. IJe.its
welghtH. Sales iinp-iralleled. $12 a d.u. Jlro-
_ hind M ! \ SO ) , Philadelphia. , )
AGENT. OUR ST. L. MAN EARNED .
imr Dvnvir man $1,200.04 , our Salt Lake man
$ l.ii'HW ' ( In ' 91. We want n pusher hero. Cor-
luii.itliiii , P. O. 1371 , New York. J 401 IS *
LADY MADE $42.00 "LAST WEEK SELLINT1
1 Long's Si.llil Mucilage Pencils. " Why not
you ? C. A. Long , Mir. . 334 Deniborn street ,
Chicago. _ J 403 IS *
AGENTS FOR THE PRIME HISTORY OF THE
UnililH Columbian exposition. Two large royal
nuarlo volumes , 3,000 Illusliatlons. Received
highest award. Sells nt sight. Enclose stamps
for p.ulleulars. J. II. Campell , 159 Adams
f-tieot , Chicago , 111 , J 100 IS'
GOOD AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR LATEST
iilllce specialty ; tells Itself with large piotll ;
enclose sliuni ) . American Lock Crank Co. , Jlll-
wniiUi'LWin. . J 393 IS'
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AGENTS WANTED. GENERAL AND LOCAL"
Pniket hllihliig posts sell on sight ; hitch any-
wheu > weigh 13 ounces ; entirely new. Enclose
slamii for particulars. Pocket Post Company ,
Munele , Ind. _ J III is *
WANTED TO RENT.
R.iles. H-io a word ( Irst Insertion , lc n word
llieu'.iftiii' . Nothing taken for less than 23C.
WANTED , UNFURNISHED ALCOVE OR
double room , moilein convcnlencea and board ,
by man and wife. Must be west of Georgia
ave and south of Leavcnworth stieel. Ad-
ill ess U .i2. llee. _ K M312 IS *
VOUNO MAN DESIRES NEATLY FURNISHED
IIM.III with or without board In private family.
Slalo pi Ice. Address C 61 , llee. K 422 18 *
WANTED , NEAR HANSCOM PARK. UNFUR-
nlshed house of 7 to ! l rooms. Mu t have
bath and gas. Rent must not exceed $23.00.
Adduss D 2. llee olllce. K-M449 20 *
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A GENTLEMAN IN THE CITY AHOUT I DAY
each week wantii to rent a furnished room for
about $3.00 or 50.00 per month. Address D 1 ,
" ' ' ' 1C 4H IS *
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WANTED. NEAT OFFICE RAILING oTt
oouiUer U Ret Ions , Including gate. Hot 790 ,
< l < > ' ' K-455 IS
W.\N-ii | ; : > . 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR
PART of small cottage in southwest p.nt of
city. References exchanged. Address D 3 , llee
ulll'-f. K M453 20 *
STORAGE.
Hates , 10i < a line each Insertion. ll.SO a line per
month. Nothing taken for leaa than 2Jc.
STOUACIU , WILLIAMS & CIIOSS , 1214 HAH-
" ' ) . M-760
STOUACH : roil HOUSEHOLD aoons ; CL.UAN
and cheap lute. 11. Wells , 1111 Kurnam.
Kurnam.M
M-
WANTED TO BUY.
Itnlcs , HJo a word flist Insertion , lo n word
theieafler. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
WANT15I ) TO miY. A. HOMI3 1 N VICINITY OF
"Cth and Maplu ls. L ) . 1 < \ Hutchison , 10S N.
13th HI. N 3S7 19
WANTID. A noon MOOKCASK. MUST nn IN
( jiHid order. Addresj C Ca , Ile . N 423 18 *
WANTIU ) , SiCONl-HAND : LI : ATHRK IIUI.T-
Ing ! to a Inches. Wright Lasbury , ICth and
llounril. N 412 IS
A HOOD WATCH DOC ! WANTED. CAM ,
Monday at 1211 lA-a\en\\otth stieet. 12. 11. I'.n-
Klelifurlli. N 440 IS'
i.r.Miinu YAiii ) WANTIU IN HOOD TOWN ,
exchange for clear Omaha leal eitate , paM'd
stn-ets ; Kl\e paitlculuiB. 1' . O. box IhS ,
Omaha , N 3i > t > 22 *
CHIIAP KOII CASH. STOItn FlXTl'linS. 2
low roimleis for k-foot she cuses or tables ;
1 side counter 10 or 12 fvet IOIIR , ulth druueis ,
small desk , etc. Light need prefetii-d. Ad-
dreM 3210 Pt'ppU'lon o\enue. N 154 IS *
'FOR SALE FUHNITURE !
Rates , lOo n line llrst Insertion , $1.50 a line
per mouth. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
FUR.X1TURE OF TWO STEAM HEATED
tlatH for tale , both full of roomeis , party
wishes to U'UM ) city , In yoiul location. Ad-
dresM C 68 , Iteo. O M429 21 *
FOR SALE-HORslis7wAaONSETO.
Rates , mo u woi'U Hut InHtrtlon , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for leas than 25c ,
FOR SALE , PHAETON , WITH POLE AND
shaft * , almost new , will sell cheap. Address
C 49 , lieu olllce. P M305 18 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hates , lOo a line each Inicrtlon , II , SO a line
HT month. Nothing taken for lean than 25c.
[ 'OR SAtTE-A GOOD 1)OUI1LE
iUlru at Windsor table.
FOR SALE-NEW UPRIGHT PIANO , OAK
Ira mo ; will take good horaa In Hade , O , F ,
iKIuer. South Oiimha. Q-cn
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TOR RENT. 47 ACRES FOR OARDEN PUR.
ponpi , south poor turn ) , weit IIowell'H ten
acres. Inquire of John Hamllii , 1117 B , 13th ,
l.lntoii block. Q-Mi ! ! > 3
_ _
HALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattlit Copany. Ames , Neb , , have 2,000 toim
of good barn dorcd hay for alu. All orderi
illl..l promptly. Q-M7U
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. PIANO. HORSE
and buggy and bar fixture * cluap , 411 Karliicli
UIK.K. Q-4'X1 ' IS'
SMONTHS
321 N. 1JIU
MISCELLANEOUS.
.RAtrn , Iflo n linn llrsl Insertion , $ I.C4 a line
pel month , Nothing Inlitn for lesii than 23c.
A 1'fTwT CLAKH AND EXPERIENCED OH
KnnNt unit choir dltector for mi ngiiKement
Terms nceomiuodittlnir. Address "Orgnnlsl,1
115 Mouth 81th street. 11 3H1 ! 18'
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FOR RENT. SQUARE PIANO , CHEAP TO
good party. W. L. Wlnsiwo , euro of N , II
Falconer , or IC03 Dodge , after C p. in.
in.HS07 15'
$ iw ! TlEWARD TO ANY ONlT"wiIO WILI
fin Irish us with n fet of the Furnam Stree
theater plans nnd ppe < mentions. Hamilton
llros. , 411 S. ISth fttroet , or John II. Unite. 20
N. Y. Llfo. RMI1720'
Tlllf LEHIGII WASHER IS TliT' HOUSE
koepei'n friend. All nro Imltod to oall nni
aeu It. 13 llnrlier block. It-Mil8 3) )
OLAIRVOYANTS.
Hntrs , lOc n line ench Insertion , $ lr,0 n line
per month. Nothing taken for less than 23e.
itRS. "mi. H WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llublo bUBlnenii medium ; 7th year ut 119 N , 16.
ti 7C2
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
Rates I'io n wonl llrsl Inseitlon , lo a won
tlu-rc.ifler. Nothing taken for less than 25f.
MASSAGE ! JIADAME UERNAHD , 220 N.
T-Mli31f.7 *
JCth. -
MME. IIROWN , 1314 CAPITOL AVE. ROOM 4 ,
second lloor. Massage treatment. Alcohol ,
Bulphur and sea baths. T M253 22 *
MADAME SMITH , C02 S. 13TII. 2ND FLOOR ,
room 3. Massage , \apor , alcohol , steam , Bill-
piurlno : nnd sea balhs. T Mill 21'
PERSONAL.
Rates , lijc n word first ln ertlon , lc a word
lereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
MASSAOK"TIHATMRNT. . IMCTHO-THIII- : :
nml bulhs. Scalp and hair tri'iitment , manlcuie
and chiropodist. Mrs. Post , M9S ! S. 15th
Wlthnell block. U-703
MONIY I.OANHD o.v AM , KINDS OF HOODS
ut lowest rates at LOS N. ICth St. U 5l3f2i
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book anil cimsullatlon free. Address
nr call , Vlavt Co. , suite 310 Dee bldg. Lady
attendant. U M33lf23
DON'T FATiTro CALL AND SEE THE LE-
hlgh washer. 15 Harbor block. IT M418 20
ANY ONE NEEDING ASSISTANCE AND
wishing to avoid publicity can find a friend by
ti'ldiesslug In strict confidence , Rnv. T. J.
Mackey. lice olllce. U M1030 2) ) *
HOOTS BLACKED FREE ; FIRST-CLASS RAR-
bers ; shaving. lOc ; hair cutting , 23c ; tilth. 2-c. )
1102 Fainuin street , n. w. cor. of 14th , base-
inent. U-.M2I1 la *
MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRO-THER-
inal baths. Scalp and hair treatment.manicure
and chiropodist. Mix. Fust , 519' < : S. 15th ,
Wlthnell block. F 763
COMPOUNDOXYGENCURESASTHMA ?
bronchitis , consumption , catarrh , etc. Ten days
free nt R. 33 Douglas blk. , lOlh & Dodge.
U-223 10
WANTED. A HO.ME IN OMAHA FOR A
bright , beautiful boy , age. 3' . years. Address
C 53 , care Llee. U M130 IS *
MRS. HARTON OWES READINGS'IN PALMIstry -
Istry nl C24 S. ISth Ladles. 50c ; genta , 1J.OO.
U 1511 23
I SAW THE LEHIGII WASHER AT ROOM 15
Raiker block nnd It Is a gem. U M418 20
IF YOU EARNESTLY DESIRE ADVANTAgeous -
geous , speedy , honorable marriage , send lOc
und leceUe spilng list of respectable inai-
rlngeable poisons and full Infoimatlon In pl.v.n
sealed envelope. Mercur , 228 J2. Cth St. , New
Yolk. U
IT"WILL COST YOLf NOTlfiNrr TO LEARN
of guaranteed "cm o of blood poison In 3' ' ) days
by addicsslng A. C. .tones , 84 Adams street ,
Chlc.igo. U
ASTROLOGY. SEND DATE OF RIRT1I , SEX.
)0c and sinmp for prospects coming year , with
clmiactci. M. Jeannette , Jjox 312 , Lynn , Mass.
LADIES , TONTE IS THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL
bust developer known. Ne\er falls ; $2.00 ; full
conllldpntl.il partlculais ( sealed ) for 2c stamp.
Mrs. Dr. H. T. Miller , 21 ( julncy htieel , Chleaga.
THE LEHIGII WASHER NEVER FAILS TO
ple.i'ie. Wo nsk nil ladles to send their ad
dress and we will tend a machine to your limit"
for trial. 15 Uarker block. U 5I41S 20
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SANTAO7 FO R MEN ONLY , GREATEST HE-
stoier and developer known. Sliengtheiis , In
vigorates. Pi leu $2.00. Oimranlecd. Send Hlamu
for confidential circular. Dr. H. T. Miller. 21
Qulncy stiect , Chicago. U
MARRY. IF YOU WANT A HUSRAND OR
wife , rich or poor , send lOu for matilmonlal
paper. Sent sealed III plain wiappor. Mr. und
Mis. Drake , Central Hank building , Chicago.
ATTENTION LADIES ! "EMMA" RUST DEveloper -
veloper will enlarge your bust 5 Inches. Guar
anteed. Sealed Instructions 2c , or 24-page Il
lustrated catalogue , fie , by mall. Emma Toilet
liazar , Hoslon , Maes. u
THE MOST WONDERFUL INVENTION OF
the ago la the Lehlgh washer. It Is perfect ,
weighing only 13 Ibs. , nnd will wash anything
from a collar to a carpet. Call and see It.
Roam 15 llarkcr block. U M41S 20
25 CAHINET SU/.E PICTURES WITH FULL
' descriptions and residences of Indies who wish
to mairy , sent sealed , only lOe. We have 7,000
lady members , many beautiful nnd wealthy.
Agency , drawer (01 Chicago , HI. U
A GENTLEMAN OF SO YEARS , GOOD SOCIAL
and llnanclal standing , wishes to correspond
with ladles of the brunette type. Photo and
leferenccs exchanged If desired. Address
Charles Darwin , Dow City , la. U 414 IS *
A REUINED WIDOW OF 23 DESIRES TO
eoirespond with dlscieet gentleman of 25 to 40.
Must lm\e means , Encloue photo. All letters
auswcied and photos letuined. Address , In
conlldenee , C 66 , HOD olllee. U M4I2 13 *
A REFINED GENTLEMAN OF 3-1 DESIRES
to correspond with lellned , dlscieet lady of IS
to 30. If convenient enclose photo. All letters
answered nnd photos returned. No objection
to widows of means. Address , In confidence ,
C 50 , Dee olllce. U M411 19 *
GENTLEMEN , DO YOU WISH PLEASANT
coiiospomlcnts looking to pleasure or mai-
rlage ? We can suit you. Adihoss C. M.
Agency , Monndnock block , Chicago. U 143 IS *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Rates , HJe. n word llrst Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken foi less than 23c.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEPT RATES. THE
O. F , Davis Co. . 1503 Farnam st. W 701
LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
city property. $3,000 nnd upwards , C to liVj
per cent ; no dtlajs. W , Fainum & Co. , 1320
Farnani. \y-7C3
ANTHONVT LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. Y ,
Llfo , loans at low iutn for choice security on
Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city
pi opci ty. W 7fc6
MONEV TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
1 to 5 > cara. Fidelity Tiust Co. . 1702 Fainam.
W 707
MONEV TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county and Omaha city property. No delay.
Fidelity Trust Co. , 170. ! Fainnm tt. W MCC3
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTV
and Nebiaska farms at from C to 7 per cent.
W.R. Melklc , First Nat'l bank bid. W M763
CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 206 UEE
building. W-7UJ
MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , C01 N. Y. Llfo.
W 117m8 *
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
leal estate , llrcnnan , Lo\u & Co. , Paxton
block. W M132
I CAN LOAN YOU MONEY
ON REAL ESTATE
In largo or small amount ! *
WITHOUT DELAY.
J. D. KITTLE ,
511-312 Drown block , ICth and Douglas.
W 231 M12
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.WA1HIANTS.GOOD
nous , etc. , bought. Garvln llrou. , 210 N. Y. Life.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN
Wu wll loanyou any sum which you wlab
email or large , at Ihu lowest possible rates , In
the quickest possible time uiul for any length
of tlmn lo suit you , You can pay R back In
mich Installment : ! ua you wish , when you wish ,
and only pay for II aa long as you keep It.
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SEOURITV ,
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
SOO SOUTH 16T1I STREET ,
Flint lloor nbo\u the utreet ,
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X 70 ?
MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES , WAGONS ,
plunoa und furnltuiu of uli kinds , llunlntts
confidential. J. 11. Haddock , room 427 Ramc
block. X-77J
THE PLACE TO 11ORROW
MONEV ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
MONEV ON HORSES AND MULES.
MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
MONEV ON PIANOS AND ORGANS.
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS ,
MONEV ON MERCHANDISE.
MONEV AT UIWEST POSSHILH RATES.
MONEV IN QUICKEST POSSIIILB TIME.
WO.NUV THAT ou may pay back at any Htni
and In any amount , U ut ROOM 4. WITH-
.NELL block , cor , llth nnd Unrnuy sts.
ffJIU I'JUEHTV LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
X-7JI
MONEY TO LflANCHATTELS. .
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WILL LOAN MONKT ON ANKI.VD Ol-
necurlty ; strictly efflrtdcntlnl. A. E. Harris
room 1 Contlnrnlnl , l.uik. | X 771
MONEY i.6VNrTo.vr [ : 'FURNITURE , PIANOS
all articles cfulne. . 'Fred ' Teny , 4JO Ramgc
block. X 3)3
BUSINESS .CHANCES. .
Rnlos. I0c n line Ilr V liiBcrtlon , $ l. . * > 0 a line
per monlll. Nothing taUrn for less than 25o.
A $ l,2. . ) HARDVyAiTOCK FOR SALE
Ru.slnesK A No. 1. IvI llall , Crceton , Neb.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR HALE. THIS
Is n bargain If taken soon. Good reasons for
selling. Address ( SI , llee. _ V M311 IS'
FOR SALE. REST PAYING HOTEL IN 1IOUS-
ton. Long lease , low rent ; account sickness.
Wagley & Cliciry. 4W Klam building , Houston ,
Tex. Y-MI5I IS'
FOR HALE. AMERICAN HOUSE. $10.00. INquire -
quire 924 Douglas streot. upstaliD. Y Mill
Tin : 1,1:111011 WAsiinu wn. no A I.AHOK
washing In one hour. Call nnd see It at 15
llarker block. Y M41S 20
HOTUL roil SAM : 574. siiRNANnoAit.i. . \ .
Y S23ntl
roit SAM : , A misT-chASs OMAHA nni :
Iniunlnco aKi'iicv or it Interest to n suitable
piity. Addreii.1 C 54 , lice. Y-.M323 18 *
Hiiou STonn roii SALI : on HAI.P INTICII-
est ; well estubllsheil bvslnesi. Address Heckok
Dodse , rremont , N'eh. Y M12I 2J
TOIt HA1.R , SMAri7"sTOCIv NRW JI3WRMIY
at ilHcount , J2iX.OD ) cufh , balunco time , Ad-
ilicss C W , Ileo. Y M421 19 *
THU i.nmnn WAsunuls QI'AHANTKUD TO
glMgallsfaelloii. . Y M4I8 2)
Alii : YOIT WIM.INC TO INVR8T JIO 00 PRH
month for lliu months In the beit cold prupn-
Bltlon nn tiitth ? It la nearly sine t nuikc
you $2,500.0) Ihls nilmmer. Address Cripple
Crcelc Prospectlni ; company. Midland. Colo.
Y 41T > IS *
FOB EXCHANGE.
Ratps , lOo n line each Insertion , J1.50 n line
per month. Nothing taken for leaa than 53c.
STOCK OMIM.INUKY \ AND NOTIONS ;
unnt horses arm cattle. Uox 23J , Frankfort ,
Ind. Z-773
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I OWN 100 FARMS IN NHIHIABKA , KANSAS
nnd Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for
miHe. , homes nnd cattle. Addiess box 7C ,
Frankfort. Ind. Z 773
WII.Ii nXCHANQD MY IIOL'St : , I'llATT AND
Slut ( modern Improvements ) , for Chlcarjo prop-
erty.lmproVL'd or unimproved. W. M Welch ,
601 I'axton block. X MISS f9 !
STJAM CHAIN KLKVATOII IN III T PAUT
of slntc , for central nieichandai- firo-
cerlcu. Address 1-ocU box 16 , Wood Itlvcr. Nob.
KOIl UXCHANfi.HOnStS AND LOTS IN
Omalia for Nebraska land. The O. K. Davis
company , 1503 Farnain Miect. Z M7S6 23
TWO OOOD LOTS IN I.1VH XRDRASKA TOWN
lo vxrliangc for liiw llbtiuy. Addron * K. Cot
ton , Ilex 140 , Mnld. OKI. Z MJB8 23 *
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ice Aomrt : HAY LAND , c MILLS PUOM CUN-
tral City , In trade for merchandise. Bioccrlcs
picferri'd. liox SJ4 , Central City , Neb.
( a
WANTED TO nxrHANCIi : , CITY LOT FOR
f.trm land , flee from'lncunihrancei. McConl-
o. 7.-3K 23
LMI'UOVKD TAHM NKAU OMAHA roll MALI ? ;
also Improved jicien to exchange for lin-
pio\fd fnim land In Eastern Neb. orentern
lona. D. F. Hutchison , 10S N. 15th xt.
/ 3S9 18
_ i _
A W13LL LO'CATIJU' ' OMAHA LOT AND SOMH
Neb. land ( all clear ) , to exchans' ' for a icsl-
dence In Omaha ; will nHsutne MIIIIO In-
cumbrur.ee. D. P. Hutchison , 103 N. 15lh t.
i JC 388 IS
NUW ; uo-itiL. ) COUN , , MIAL : MILL. COST
$ I3I 0.00 , will sell reasonably or oxclntiKo for
Bond pniJiictlvc real tfctitc. I'a t con d bo c > n-
veilrd Intn making llmir at little cost , If de-
olii'd. H. u. Clark , Slclla , HIchardsDii county ,
Nebraska. 7
TO nxciiANor : . OMAHA IMOPIHTY : FOR
snntliern Texas faun lands , or California fruit
lands. 11 49 , lice olllyif. Z SI l i 19 *
TO LXCHANOi : , C.OOI * IHIAVY WOUK TI2AM
for drlvlns horse and hea\y Klngle WHgon. Ad-
dns-i C fil. Hep. K-421 18'
TO TRAOi : . LINCOLN LOTS AND CASH FOR
small htoek boots and shoes , pentn' furnishing
goods or general stock. Lock Don 14. Hebnm ,
Neb. K-4U9 'IV
FOR TRADI2 , FAMILY HOHSi : FOR A
younp hold" , wels it .from 1.000 to 1.331 ; will
Klve illffeience. Also n saddle pony lur > iiunK
horse llmt will dtlviQlvc iirlvu. AildieHH C
2. Uce. X-IM 1 ! ) '
TO nxciiANai : , LADIKS' GOLD WATCH
for good second hand lypewilter. Wilt pay
difference. Addiess U 4 , Ilco otlk'e. / 15 < i 18
FOR SALE BEAL ESTATE ,
UAKUAINS. HOUSIJS. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Darker block.
NOW ix Tin : TIMI : TO PICK UP cn BAP
lots.
80x150 feet , corner 24lh and A streets , South
Omaha , J.,400.00 ; only J900.00 nish.
40x150 feet on 24th near C street. South Omaha ;
If void quickly , $1,300.00.
Lot 4 , block 100. South Omaha ; .big lot ; no spe
cial taxes , $1,1,50.00.
$1,1,50.00.Hicks , 303 N. V. Life Hide.
Rl'i 4W lli
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WILL SKLL CIIUAP OR EXCHANGE FOR
Mll aukce , WIs. , property , lota 8. 9 , 10. block
C , E. V. Smith's add. , cty of Omaha. For In
formation wilto Cream City Basil and Door
Company , Milwaukee , WIs. M744f2S
FOR 8ALiCnnArONE HI'SINiSS 1IOCSI3
and lot , 23 feet front , at 1452 South ! 3th Kticet ,
Address I. M. Stieet , 112 South 21th stiei-l ,
R 13 M37 23'
QUICK BALLS , 10 ACHES , SOIL RICH AND
very pioductUo , C miles west of poslolllce.
I'llce , $1.500.
320 acres , all In cultivation , ns Rood a plecr-
of land aa there Is In tlio Btato. ( iond build-
Ings. 13 miles west of Omaha , only J50 per
I' . R. lloatrleht. 301 N. Y. Life. It n-29ft
IJAIU1AINS IN LAND.
ICO ACRES In Knox comity. Neb. , S. A'i heo-
tlon 10-29-1. $0.50 per acie.
1CJ ACRES 111 Howard county , Nib. , N. E , 'i
Hectlon 20-ll-ll. $0.00 per acn.
1GO ACRES In Wheeler count v , Nib. , N. E. < t
seellon 2I-2J-11 , 100 acres under cultivation ; one
of the best fiuniH in the counts$12.50 per ncie.
SOO ACRES In Oieoley rounly. Neb. Section 17
and S. E. 'i section 18-18-12 , only 2 miles from
Not th Loup on tJ. P. Ry. . and 4 mllei from
station nit II. , VM. . It. It. ( I"0 < 1 neil , running
water , etc. ; will make excellent sliieU farm ;
lihted with U8 for uulck sale at $8.00 IMT ai-iO.
2.5UO ACRES near Lodge Pole , Neb. , on I' . P. It.
It. , good null , plenty of water , etc. ; can plow
thrt'c-fourthH. Will make excellent sheep or
cattle much ; surrounding land Is held nt $0.0)
to $ S,00 per ncie. Owner must sell nnd wt > urn
offer tint entire tract for $1.23 per line , lens
than half Its \nlue.
HICKS , 303 N. Y. LIFE 111. DO.
RE-III IS
WE CAN OFFER FOR SALE S.EVERAL COTtages -
tages of from four lo six rooms , wrll located
and lecenlly built , at from $ I.20J to H.bO ) , on
monthly payment * . These houses are worth
HO per cent moro than what they can bo pur
chased for. Fidelity Trust Company , I71U Far-
liam ht. RE-319 18
[ ] oTS IN AVONDALE PARK AT FROM $1,200
to $1CUO ; within Urn intlu limit ; Ktonu walks ,
tioeH , sewer , electilo lights , e\er > thhiK. Small
payment , lllg Investment. Fidelity Trust Com
pany , 1702 Furnani st. HE SI ? IS
ro i N VESTORS.
WE OFFER TtlE FOLLOWINU
(1ILT-EDUED INVESTMENTS
IN IMPROVED OMAHA PROPERTY.
HANDSOMI2 DODIILE RESIDENCE. laico
uniunila , pleasant IW-Jghliorhood , do. , rental
$1,200.0) PIT annum ; prlco $14,000.00 , $1oOO.W
cash , balance to suit.
ELEOANT IIRICK I1LOCK. new and modern ,
will pay 10 per cent net on cash Investment
of $7.500.00. ; >
FIRST CLASS PROPERTY , substantial bilck
ImpiovemonlH. will ty 11 per cent net on cash
1meminent of $17r > og.OO.
II1CKH. B03 N. Y. LIFE 1ILDO.
i i RE (111 ( 18
WE ARE COMPLlittS'n TWO MORE OP
those modern cottagnain Avondulu Park. Per
fect In completcnoiia lind airangenient and du-
HlKiied OHpeHally for men of moderate famine *
and moderate Income , say from $1,000 to $2 0"fl.
Nn troubln to Hhow t\cin | . Fidelity Trust Company -
pany , 1702 Kuitmin s . , RE ' 310 J8
CO ACRES IN CENTRAL NERRASKA. NEAR
town , all Kood land ; , f.rn acre glove , In good
I'ondltlon ; pilcr , $10 per acre , $50H CIIHI | , bal
ance on time. We will pay buyer's uir fare
In ni'u it. WlllluniD'K. ' Mlttan. Romn 813 Me-
Caguu building , iipm | l ( iiostolllce. RE 317 19
IF YoiMiAVK AN\-TDEA ! OF HECIMIINO A
nlco 10 or 20-acn * tract close to Omaha lion U
the limit to buy. 'Iheiu will lie it hljdemaiul
for outside acres tills sprlmr. C ncrrs , tieautl-
ful tract , $370.00 per acre. G ncri-H , nllh pnmll
coituge. $ ) W.CO per acre. 10 acres , neur Elmwood -
wood P.iiU. $375.00 IKT acre. It ) aue , with
cottage , $120.00 per acre. 20 ucies , Went
Omuba , ji'U.W : per acre. 40 acres , Kimthwest
of city , $275.0U per aero. 60 ucies. west nf
South Omalip , $250.X ( ) per acie. HlekH. 303 N.
Y. Llfu Illds. RE-IW-1J
ham. city wiiter , etc. ; near motor ; icry deslr-
n\ff. nl low prlco of I2.600.UO ; terms reaminiil'le. '
II. f. llutts , 22) ) H. Utli street. It K--314 IS
Kiir SHU | Thret' handbomc lotn un Mason l-
IweMi 3Ut unit 33d , north front , with nice
phade. and fruit I refit. Kriipeu , etc. Will ( " ! !
theko lota for IJ.2UO.OO eueh. II ) pultltiK u nlr *
! , ! > ' > O.Ca coltagu on on of them ? IOIH u beaullfal
tiomo In u splendid nelKhborhiKMl run IK * w
oured at mnull r < i t. HtcKii' Iteat I'mute
Aiieney. ? U3 N. Y. l.lfiHldg. . III ? 4ji ) U
roit HAM : , COPIKS op TUB NIIIUAHICA
JnicHiur , out ulMHit Muri'h I. nil newmlealer
Uon'l buy leal entult or rent until you tret n
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Ilotcn , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.50 a Una
rrr nioilli. : Notlilnit tnken for Irm than 2.V.
C. W. IIAKtTt : ( tfORMER7.Y WITH JOHN O.
Jncnlm , deceased ; Inter with M. O. Maul ) un
dertaker and cmualtuer ; C13 S. IClh , Tel , COO.
775KP
If. 1C. IR'RKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ombulmer 1CI ? Chtcncn St. Tel. 90. 7tf
UPHOLSTERING.
Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , tl.M a line per
inontli , Nothing tnken for lem than Kc.
IJI.OHE fPHOLSTERINfTcO , OKNERAL 1'PR-
nlturc lepnlrlntti intimates nnd Infornmtlnn
( liporfully given. All work called for nnd
promptly attended to. W-3 I'nrnnni street.
'IVlepliono 7.V ) . M32J
LOST.
Rates , H4c n word Mrst ln > ortlon , lc n wotd
tlieniiftor. Nothing tnken for less than 23c.
LOST-A LAIK1E FINE LOOKINO Hl.fi : I1EL-
ten setter dug. black and white ; had on
leather collar. Finder will be liberally 10-
wauled by relurnlnir to 2201 N. 20th nnd Rur-
detlo st. 318 19 *
LOST. TI'ESUAv ! 1IROWN COCKER SPAN-
li'l. 8 months old. Return tu 210't Cnllfornhi
and receive lewnnl. Li ) l--431 IS
BOXING TAUGHT.
Rates , H4c n word Hist Insertion , lc u word
theieafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
N ( xNjT.\ i IT v PROP.
Swart of ClilciiKO nt 420 llee bldg. Terms $10.00
for 12 lessons , pilMitely given. 408 IS *
DRESSMAKING.
Rates. 1140 n. wonl llrst Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
ARTISTIC TAILOR-.MADE DRISSM"AKINO
fioin $5.00 up. Madatno C'oibett , 1712 Spencer ,
Kountzc Place. M303 MU > *
MME. NORRIS WILL'CONTlNfE THE J10.W
rate until Maich 1. 31S Rnmgo blk. 419 lh *
SCALES.
Rales. lOc n line llrst Inwrlfon , $1 B ) a line
per month. Nothing taken for less than 25C.
NEW AND SECOND HAND SCALES , ALL
kinds. Address Uordun & Selleuk Co. , I ike
St. , Chicago. C37
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
Hates , lOc n line first Insertion , $1.50 n line
per month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
VAN SANT.S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. Gil
N. Y. Life. Omaha. Auk for circular. M403
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
Rates. lUo a word first Insertion , lc a word
thcienfler. Nothing takui for less than 23c.
O. T. GELLENRECK. HANJOIST AND
teacher , 1S10 California st. Oil
BUREAU. StfBi.t G ) . . SOMOITitits.lion
Uuiltllnit. OMAHA. NKIJ. AUvico. KIlB l
RR1LWRY
Lonvpii IC11ICAGO , IIURL1NOTON & Q.IArrlves
Oinalial Depot 10th ami Mason Sip. | Omalia
4:4jpm Chicago Vestibule U:50am :
9.15am Chicago Express l:25pm :
7:02pm Chicago and Iowa Local S:00.im :
II:35am : Pacllle Junction Local 5.33pm
Leaxes [ BURLINGTON" " "MO. RnTii7n\rVives'
Omahal Depot 10th und Mason Sly. | Omaha
10t5am : Denver Express H:35.im :
10:15atn : Deadwood Expies-i l:10pm :
4:5Upm Denver Express 4:10pm
ti50pm..Nebraska ; Local ( except Sim. ) . . . G:50pm :
813am..Lincoln Local ( except Sundny ) . 11:2r : > ani
Leaves I " K. C. , ST .1. & C. H. | A invest
Oni.ihaj _ Depot lOlh and Mason Sis. _ | Omaha
9:43am : . Kansas city Day i\press. : . . . r > :53pm :
J'il ' Ei.Ji 2ilKllL Exla U. P. Tians. . . CiSOain
Lea\es I CHlc7\Gb71r l & ' PACf F1C. " | A'frlves
OiiiahaUnlon | Depot 10th & Mason sla. | Omaha
_ _ EAST. _ _ _ _ 2 | [ _
9:30ani. : . Atlantic Expte 3 ( ox Sunda ) ) . . 7l..pm :
8:00pm . Night Express . 6l3.un :
500pm. ; . . Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . 2:00pm :
12lOain.Oklahoma ! E\p. ( lo C. H. ex. Sun ) 6:25.im :
' _ WEST. _
llM.unOdahoni.l : ) ! . Texas Exp. ox. Sun)12.lOam )
2.U5pm . Colorado Limited . 4:60pm :
Leaves I UNION PACIFlT' . " | Ai"rrves
OmalmlUiilon Depot lOlh & _ Mason " Els. | Omalia
9 ; Wain . Denver Express. . . . . . . . l:05pm :
2:15pin . Overland Flyer . C:30pm :
3:45pmUeatrleo : t Stromsb'B Ex ( ex Sun)2:30pm ) :
G40pm ; . Pacific Expioss . H.OJain
CiSOjim. . . . ' . Demer Fast _ M.ilI. _ . . . . _ . . 4Snpin
Leaves"ICHICAGB.'MIL. . & S1' . P'AUL.I.xVrlX s" '
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Hts , | Omaha
6:33pm : . Chicago Ltmlled . 9IOam
ll:30am. . . . Chicago Express ( exSun. . ) 5:30pm :
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
I'Mililoek Submits Ills Prninlsoil lEosdliillnii
WIIP on Hiiltrrlno Otlior lliiHlni'ss.
The rcRtihir wuoltly session of tlio county
commissioners was hold yesterday utter-
noon ivitli all of the members In uttcntlaiiuo.
As the routine business progressed Major
Pnildoclc , the Little Pappio incmhur , nmdo
Ills erand stand play , which was printi-d Ity
this paper over n week ago. At , thit : tlmo
lie declared his Intention of introducing a
resolution to the oiTect that ( luring the
ltlanco of the year each commissioner
should remit to the county one-fifth of his
salary , or &SO per month. Yesterday after
noon tlio resolution was Introduced and re-
tarred to the committee on charity , to bo ro-
[ ) ortcd upon at an adjourned session of the
board , to ho held next Wednesday afternoon.
The claim of Sophia Dennett , wife of
GcorgoA. Hennctt , for $1,150 lor nllcecd
services as matron ai the county Jail for
iwcnty-two months , was rejected lo n unani
mous vote , lliu members holding that there
had never been any authority given for the
employment of tiny person to bcrvo In that
capacity.
There had been some huttoriuo purchased
for use at the poor farm.Vlion the liill wan
presented Mr. I'.iddoclt Introduced n resolu
tion boyroltlnir tlio product. The resolution
was adopted.
Mr. Williams declared thnt the use of
iMitlcrltio nl the hospital was not doing Jus-
Llco to the American cow , and ho hoped that
in the future county oDIcIals would not nur-
chabo the unholy stulT for county pauper
consumption.
In the und the bill wa < < ordered paid , nnd
tlio superintendent of the county hospital In
structed not to purchase any moro buttcrino
for thu boarders.
The Aincrlcnli Publishing company was
tno lowest Didder for the printing of tax re
ceipts ut u former mooting when the con
tract was awarded. \ CHtorday the com-
i'aiiy wrote that it had niado n mistalte und
liad bid too low. The bidder wanted to
back out or be paid n prlco moro than double
what U bid. The matter was referred.
lly resolution un assistant at the county
store was ordered employed for the period
of ono month at .fMl nor month.
Tlio resolution ordering the issue of the
< I.VK)0 ) of road improvement bonds wiib In-
Inxiucod and adopted.
Mids were reculvod front the Kobraskn
National , the United .States National and
the Merchants National banks for the
county funds during the year IbUI. Kuch
ttaiilcotTored to | . .iy iuteri'bt nl the rate of
1 per cent per annum on the dally balances ,
i'ho bids were acceptor ! and the bonds of
tfio banks. In tha sum of $100,000 each , gnar-
aiitoelng the safe keeping of tlio bonds , wcro
( ipiirovod.
By the adoiitloi nf a resolution o Herod by
Mr. Stcnbciv U was decided that the de
posit at any particular bank should never
oiceed & ) per cent of amount of tlto pjld in
njHtal stock of that bank.
AMONG THE INSURANCE MEN
Llfo Underwriters Sacrifice a Banquet in
Order to Aid the Poor.
POSTPONEMENT OF THE ANNUAL SPREAD
nnd l.tmi-i In Inuii-llitttliiiniMi
orinliiK i Mttliml Ilinv
IiKcnill.trlcxAri * Trculcil In Hi'lu-
uuru-itfiit : < < or tliuVt > < li.
Kvonts of the week , locally , union ; ; flro
ntul llfo uiitlcrwrltors liuvu lidcn of grCnt
variety. In the circled where the energetic
life Insurance ngoiit button-holes his victim
nnd exerts all the | io\\erH of pernuaalvo elo
quence In behalf of u policy the week has
been exceedingly quirt. Kvcn the Btalwnrt
form of I'reslilent Nct-ly has Illttctl over the
stnte anil chased fugitive business. It It ) said
tlmt ono of the causes of the depression In
llfo underwriter circles Is due to the fact
that Colonel Jeffries captured nearly every
uninsured innn In Nebraska anil wrote him
up before ho departed for the 1'aelllc coast
to live upon renilnlsi-ences and so.i breezes.
There hns been a great activity among flro
Insurance men. The city Is filled with
adjusters attending to the aftermath of the
Iloston store lire. Nearly all the flro un
derwriters arc lamenting the fact that
Omaha started out with .1 big Ilio so early
In ISO ) .
The Insurance men nro pushing with
great unanimity tlio nci-csslty of an
amended electric wiring ordinance and more
rigid building laws. .It Is rnmnred that
the city council will glvo tlio inaltur some
consideration at an early date.
Tlio regular monthly mooting of the Mfo
Underwriters association of Nebraska was
hold at the rooms of the Commercial club
Monday evening. After supper the meeting
was called to order by President Nccly. The
routine business of the association having
been disposed of , an excellent paper was read
by Mr. William M. Thompson of the .Mutual
Ute on the topic furnished by the national
convention for discussion nt the February
meeting. A very general discussion fol
lowed , and then tin- matter of banquet was
taken up. It was decided to at least post
pone It until after Lent , and In view of the
prevailing distress the 'association , by a
unanimous vote , presented to the
Associated Charities of Omaha a check for
J50 , with the best wishes of the associa
tion that the small contribution might bo of
some assistance to them In prosecuting their
good work. The meeting then adjourned
to meet again to hear the report of a com
mittee appointed to obtain bids for the reg
ular annual bunpuet. The adjourned meet
ing being called to order the association took
up the matter of bids that wcro presented ,
and lt < was the unanimous opinion of all
present tlmt further consideration of the
question of giving a banquet shonM be de
ferred until the regular meeting lit Septem
ber.
.SKCIJirr.VItY IIAUTKiAVS IDKA.
Some Timely Snggi-Mllon * 1111 1,11V Insurance
In l riil ! < ii.
Frank 13. Hartlg.-in , general agent of the
State Mutual and secretary of tlio Omaha
Mfo Underwriters absoclatlun , expresses his
sentiments on ll'fo Insurance in Nebraska as
follows :
"Tlio hard times of last year have not ef
fected life insurance business as much as
the public is Inclined lo believe they have.
While It Is true that the volume of business
written was not as laige as for the previous
year , jet the results for this year will com
pare more favorably with the results of List
year than any other line of business. Care
ful and prudent men will not be without In
surance , us they are as apt to die In hard
times us they are In good times. The re
cent panic has demonstrated that n man's
reliable resources are his personal ability
while living and Ills life Insurance in case
of death. It bus been a great hardship to
many men during the paht eight months to
meet their Insurance premiums as they be
came due , vet the auditor's report thus far
shows that the lapses for the past year In
insurance are comparatively light , every
thing being considered.
"In fact , all the companies represented In
Nebraska which obtain their business legiti
mately show a good Increase of the amount
In force over lust year. The snide concerns
and those which obtain their business by
misrepresentation and by rebating lapsed
more than they wrote. The matter of ob
taining llfo Insurance and keeping It resem
bles other lines of business very much It
must bo obtained honestly. The llfo Insur
ance men draw consolation from the belief
that the futureVor the business is promis
ing. The financial test for the last
year has been a cruclcal ono. It has had no
equal In the past twenty years. Men who
had accumulated savings and invested them
In the various business enterprises have
been heavy losers. The days of largo profits
and quick returns nro things of the past.
Conservative men will bo more Inclined to
Invest their surplus in Insurance , which will
give ample protection for their families In
case of their death ; and should they live to
reach old ago the money which they have
intrusted to the insurance companies will
return to them as n competency for their de
clining years. Men are being insured every
day wlileli could not h.ivo been Interested In
the subject at all ten years ago. It Is no
longer looked on ns the price of a man's llfo
by his family , but it Is to them a shrewd
business transaction In every sense of the
word. It requires as much to care for a
man's family when lie IK dead UN when ho Is
living , and nearly every head of a family is
unanimous in tlio .sentiment that It keeps
him exceedingly busy to provide for them
whllo he Is alive. Llfo insurance Is the only
reliable substitute for ills productUo ability.
"No , very few men have substituted the
cheaper forms of assessment insurance for
the regular old lino. They realize that the
dearest is Hie cheapest in the long run , and
especially In the matter of Insurance. He
pays his money in order to eliminate every
possible risk. Very few are willing to pay
out money and take nb much ilsk on the as
sessment associations In which ho holds his
certificate as the association takes on his
life.
life.Tho
The following IB a synopsis of the htato-
mcnts Died with the state auditor ( if Ne
braska nf business written In this state up
to Febrimry 7 ;
( ninpntilfii. Wiltlon. Lnimi'd.
Itiilllu > l.73i ) > : 7S W
Mutual lliMii-Ilt mow i. l , )
John Iliiiuwk - ' - ' , " ' > JW.W
MuDsuihiiHi'lti ) Miiluiil MM 1.1 ' " ' "H
NiuthwisU'rn iiss.H. * ( > . * .ii7l
Natl.mal W. < . , - \
New York l.lfv 3'JHJ ! : "Wri
Ni-w liiiKland CIG , < SI ii.&i'J
iVV MmViili : -a"- ' . ? ,
Hlnl Mutim ! 201,807 r'J.iJ ; ;
l-nlon I.lfi. ( Omaha ) ' : . ; M"
muni Hiiiii-t i.ifr . < ' " 'i'/ ' ;
llankcrH ( Uniiiln ) W1. ? " . WZS
'Pruvi'li'lH : * , JMI ! ijfl.l7
Mutual H ! niiid _ * W > C63.HW
Cullril Uin I'lliliTHlltlTK Don ll.
The Merchants and Manufacturers associa
tion of Daltlmore has decided to Immediately
put In operation Its contemplated plan of or-
ganU 11 ; ; hcvcrnl branch > B of l.lojd'n Inn iranco
system. Thin Is the result of the Baltimore
Underwriters association' ) ! raUo In Insurance
rates. In each branch twenty manufacturerx
and merchants who oun largo plants or
warehouses pledge themselves for an amount
not to exceed $10,000 In flro losses to any OIIH
of the members of the branch. No risk fs
lo exceed $10,000 In any ( inn particular
branch. Twenty per cent of the money will
IIP paid In when the pnllclcx are Issued next
week and tl.e funds \\lll bo p'ucol on d ? | > on t ,
drawing Intelest with a Ilalllinoro ( runt com-
paii ) . In CHBO of a lire In which uiy : mom-
lit-r puffers loss an uhHegsmunt will bo madi *
on the remaining 80 per cent of the $100,000
In propoitlon to the amount of the loser's
policy. This method of proctdure continues
as long IIR the total amount Is unused. Many
members of the newly fanned branches have
property worth many tlmcx more than the
mm policy of $10,000 calls for , and whalcNcr
extra Insurance is desired will bu riluc ? < l with
onu or a nmnbor of the branches of Lloyd's
In New York.
OliJi'H l.phbun In Inrcnilliirlcii.
At Wilmington , Del. , recently the most
Mivrrc sentence that has been Imposed on
any prisoner In tha courts of that Htuto for
> t > arn uas Imposed upon John Hmltllx.
colored , for burn burning. Hmlttlx pleaded
guilty to Betting lire to the barn of Alonzo
Whlttock , near Odessa , tia the night of
January 8. Smlttlx was employed by Mr.
Wliltlock ns a farm hand and \vaH dl -
charr.ed on January R. Three nights later
he returned and set flro to tlio barn , Ilflccii
COWK and eleven horses losing their lives In
the Humes. The b.'irn was valued at $2,600
nnd the stock at $2,001) .
Chief JuMIco Lore said the case was thn
most diabolical , cold-blooded ono that had
becn-beforo the1 court for years. Ho then
donlonced Smlltlx to six yciuu Imprison
ment , to stand urn1 hour In the pillory anil
bo whipped with twenty lashes Saturday ,
to pay a line of $500 and pay $2,000 In resti
tution money. The severe Reiitonco did not
Ht-em to effect Smlttlx , who left the dock
smiling.
I'ri'inlitiin mill l.nn'04 In louit.
Iiuuranco companies have been meeting
protests from various sections against ad
vances In tales on the ground tlmt the law
of averages docs not rccognlro any state
lines. The claim Is made that the experi
ence of companies In any given section for
ono or two or n scries of years cannot bu
taken as an absolute criterion of rates.t \
the figures gl\en below are correct the Sioux
City Journal presents an argument against
tlio recent advance In Iowa rates , the loglo
of which will appeal to the laymen at least.
It says :
"So far as flro insurance companies at
tempt to justify the Increase In Iowa rates ,
on the ground that the old rates were unrc-
muncratlvc. the attempted justification pro
ceeds from n fulso foundation. For the two
years IS'JO and 1SU1 the premiums received
by the flro Insurance companies from Iowa
business amounted to $270.000,000. whllo
losses paid on Iowa losses were only $124-
000,000 , leaving .to the companies $ llrt,000.-
000 , or a sum greater than the value of the
corn ciop of the state. For the year 1893
there was as great a dlffi-rence. The premi
ums collected were $ lfiO,000,000 and the
losses p.tld wcro $77,000,000. "
IiKiminrc Iti-niii.
J. 0. Holllngshead , ptesldent of the t'nlon
Fire Insurance company of Philadelphia ,
was In the city last \\eek.
The loss ratio In Colorado during the
year 1S93 Is estimated from the returns of
some twentty-llve companies at Ifi.
C. M. Vogel , an adjuster of Cincinnati ,
says that even If lire Insurance rates are
raised 20 per cent they will not bo adequate
for Omaha.
The flro Instilanco companies nro receiv
ing from Indiana authorities -the tax paid
on ptcmlums for the bcncllt of the flremcn'H
pension fund. The law under which the tax
was exacted baa been declared unconstitu
tional ,
The commissioner of Massachusetts
advises the leglslatnic to reduce the charge
for valuing llfo Insurance policies , from -1
mills for each $1,000 of Insurance to 2'i '
mills ; also that when the deputv commis
sioner performs the duty of an actuary ho
should be paid for It.
William Illcliardson , owner of the Scasldo
hotel , lit Hockaway Hcach , which burned
September 13 , 1S92 , sued the Queens County
Water company for damages , charging that
If the company had fulfilled Its contract
with the town the firemen would have had
water enough to have extinguished the flre.
Ho got a verdict for $30,000.
Frank Luwler , who Is known to about
every Chlcagoan , and whoso service In con
gress , candidacy for the postmastershlp ,
and big petition has made him known to
the nation , has about concluded to quit poli
tics and settle Into business habits. Ho II.-.H
been appointed city agent of the Interstate
Casualty company of New York , by Manager
T. P. Simmons , and will boon be looking for
risks.
Tlio Detroit Salvage company has liccn
incorporated in Michigan for the purpose of
operating In the city of Detroit as a private
lire patrol. Tlio company has ten men , two
wagons , four horses , with the necessary tar
paulins , etc. , and will work under tlio or
ders of the llro department clilcf of tlio city.
The yearly cost 1ms been arranged at $50 for
each Insurance company. That a fire patrol
in Detroit would prove o [ value goes with-
ECHOES FROM THE ANTE-BOOM.
I'nltcil Worhiiirn Plriimintly Olrhrnto Their
l.'ntry Into u > "mv Hull.
One of tlio most .enjoyable events which
occurred in the past week was the ( social
given by Ancient Order United Workmen
lodge No. 18 at the new hall , located on
the corner of Seventeenth and Farnam
streets , the ledge having recently moved
from the old hall to tlia largo and elegant
ono facing Farnam street , foimcrly occupied
by Chambers' Dancing academy. The In
vitation was extended to all the members
and friends of the order to meet and spend
a social evening. They responded nobly by
filling the place to overflowing , and the en
tertainment proved to bo ono of Interest
and a general good tlmo was had. Mr. n.
K. Yocum presided and the following pro
gram was given :
Address of welcome D. 31. Hnverloy
Song liy quartet Martini Hymn
Tulk "What Are We Here KorV" ,
Dr. li. A. Mdrrlam
Instrumental music
, Miss Ilaverloy nnd Mr. Allen
flood of the Order. . . .Dr. Goonre H. Put call
.Solo W. J. C. P. Cramer
Selection Han jo Club
Song by quartet Hunting Song-
Comic song Prof. Glllcnbcclc
Tlio members of the refreshment com-
mltfco had prepared a dainty lunch , con
sisting of ice cream and cake , which was
nerved at thu conclusion of tlio musical
and literary program. The remainder of
tlio evening was spent in dancing and at
cards.
The various committees deserve duo
credit for the efforts put forth to make tlio
occasion ono of thorough enjoyment to all ,
In which they succeeded most admirably.
Tlio lodge promises to give similar enter
tainments In the future.
Mriiiorhit lEcholiillmiH ,
The following resolutions weio adopted by
Yali-nun-dah-sls tribe , Improved Order of
Hod Men :
WhereiiH , It lias pleased thu Great Spirit
to remove from us by death Urotlier H. H.
Lucas ; anil ,
Whereas , We recognized in Urother
I.UOIIH In his life time cine of nur most
indent und devoted members , therefore , ba
Itosolved , That whllo wo deeply deplore
Ills IOSM , we how In humble milimlsslnil to
the will nf tin- Great Spirit and foci that
our deceased brother Is In the hands of
Him who doolli nil things \vell ; ttat In
winging his Might fr un those limiting
grounds ho has gone to that great reserva
tion lesorvod by the Gieat Spirit for only
thoM ) who practice , us did our deceased
lit other , those glorloun principle ! ) of free
dom , friendship nnd charity for all mlm-
klnd , there to Imsk In the sunlight of
pi'lestlnl Joy In that land where no storm
of adversity comes to man through tlio
liranehes of the tree of life.
Ilotolved , That those resolutions bo
spread upon the minutes of our mooting ,
nnd that a copy of the Hamo , certified un
der lliu soul of the trllio , lo ti admitted to
the widow of our deceased brother , and ,
llosolvod. That n ropy of tin- same bo
published In The Sunday liec.
Itiiynl Ni'lgliliiirHDViiloiilliut Snelulilc.
Pansy camp No. 10. It. N. of A. , hold a
Valentino sociable Wednesday evening at
the beautiful homo of Neighbor P. C.
Schroeder and wife , JCI8 North Twenty-
slxth street.
Music and speaking uo.ro among the pleas
ant fcaturcH of the evening , to say nothing ;
of the grab-bag Mrs. Snhrocder had pre
pared. At it Into hour coffee and cake were
served , from which a neat llttlu sum was
realized.
Tlioho socliiblos are given nncn a month
by the camp at the homes of members , to
which all are cordially Invited.
Pylliliin SMern intrrliilii : ,
Clalo City Temple No. 2. Pythian Sisters ,
gu\u ono of tholr most enjoyable entertain-
mentM laht Friday evening nt Pythian hall ,
canslstlng of music , readings mid a social
daiici ) . occupying the tlimi from 8 till la
o'clock , Thu ladles of this temple arc noted
for their sociability , ami all present were
uniform In pralso of the cordial reception
given them , and went a'Any wishing that
Miiuii entertainments of thu Pythian Blutera
mlKlit bu of moro frequent occurrence.
KnlghU of Pjllilai.
At thn meeting nt No'/rasku lodge No , 1
hint Wednesday evening the rank of esijulro
was conferred on one of the prominent btiM-
nesit men of thu city. Next Wednesday
livening tin ) knight's rank will bo conferred
on onu of the judged of thu district court.
All memborti and visiting brothers are cor *
dlally Invited to be present-