Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE/.tSATUUDAY , JULY 7 , 1891.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
Advertisement * f'ir these column * will \ < * taken
until llJ9 : ) . m. for the rrralnc anil until > :00
p. m. ftir the morning end SunJnr rtllkm * .
Adrcrllnere. l > y request me H numbered eheck.
ran Ii v < t Anew ddr iwd to nnnrti'-rM letter
In cure of Th" I3ee. Answers no Hddifimed Witt
t > * delivered tit n presentation of the rheek.
Tim. * , j'ir K word unit inset-turn , lr n word
tbeiyaher. JCnt.iini ; taken for le * lh J He-
WAITED M ALE HELP.
SOLICITORS. TEAMS FURNISHED. INSTALLment -
ment Binds. American Wrlnner Co. . 18W How
ard street. It < T
AGENTS. SALARY OR COMMISSION ; THE
preatMl In Mitwm ot the nite The New Patent
Che-mlr-M Ink Brasinc Pencil. Sells on slpht
Works like tnnete. Ac nt * are m.tctnit VW to
J12S.IHI j r Week. For further jwrilcumrs write
the K-mroe Eraslne Mfs. Co. , X an. I-a Crinw ,
Wi . 1J-ET4 JyH
IEN TO TAKE OUT'ERS FOR OLD
established hour- ; Hilary paid. Apply H16
A PIANO PLATER ; GERMAN
308 y. 8th. D MC
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SALESMEN WANTED. TO SELL orrt GOODS
fcr sample to the wholesale and retail trade ; 11
on f.lcht to every huirtneps m n or nrm ; llheral
nalarr. money ndvanced for Bflvcrtlirtni : and ex-
pens * * ; pinrmrient position. Address vlln
flump , Klne Mfs. Co. , C if , ChloBRo. Ill
INTELLIGENT INDUSTRIOUS AND THOR-
ouchlF rcJ nMr salesman ran secure profitable
employment. Call In tlie forenoon. O. I ) , nond ,
ream K. 21S R. ltt ! rtrefft. .jf
WANTED"LAllORERS. . TEAMSTERS AND
trncklayerB on It. & M. Ry. in Montana. 1 rce
transportation. Kramer * O'Jlmrn laopr
auettcy , lltli and Farnam smw I * . II M908 10 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
LADIES WANTING GIR1.S APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Youne Ladle * ' Home Kichnnce.
1S20 Capitol avenue. Removed frum ISM Cum-
WANTED. A GOOD GIRL FOR COOKING.
AMI ! ) ' Ko. J. Worlhlnston Plnre. nrar H. l th
street. . c MSS 7 *
WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS TOOK. AT 10SG
Georgia ovpnue. Mm. W. S. pojiiilcton.
C WSS : 8
LADIES MAKK J20.00 WEKKW WHITING AT
lionic. AdUrcHH , vlth Btatnp. LoulM > Smith ,
Milwaukee , Win. C M9DO 1C
FOR KENT HOTJSES.
HOUSES. F. 1C. DAUL.ING , nU IILOCK
U C71i
HOVSES IN ALt , PARTS OF THR r'lTr. THE
O. I' . l > avl company. IM15 I-'ariiain. 1 > CTS
t-KOfu"COTTAGES , MODEUN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C , S. Elcutter. Sit lire bide.
JtENTAL AGENCT , COT IIHOWN ULOCK.
KKUf ENNE\&CO. . n. 1 , CONTINENTAL 1II..K.
KENT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
lumw. 2U1 Capitol nvenue. II , II. Kotilwn ,
mom 7 , Commercial National. I > BM
IIOUSES W. O. TEMl'LETON , 1'AXTON ItWC.
D-M7.U Si
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TUHEiS-ItOOll FLATS , J7.EO. 1418 N. 17T1I.
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TENTS roil HENT 131 FAKKAM ST.D
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FOR IlENT. MODERN HOUSE ; REASONABLE
ternm. Enquire IBIS Dodge. D M440
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FINE lOAT IN CLOt'HKR JIUX'K AT 703 S
1f.th Ft. ; inner and r.ll otlu-r wnvetilrncet- :
J3i Georee Clous'-r , room : , 1B3 J-'urnum t.
CLEAN , rOMFORTAHLE , CONVENIENT ,
raorteriite jrntnlB , best I mid 4-ronm 'niltei for
Jii'U k"ci > er only. Iterervm-t" ! requlntl. Alno
C-i-oum nultf In trnpmt'nt. nC S. 22d utrcet.
VERV FINE 7-It'KW COTTAGE AT HE-
ilticed prloc ; call ut once. FJdel.ty TniKt Company
. D 419
pany , 1702 Fannm trcet.
FOR RENT. TWO 1D-ROOM MODERN FLATS.
cliehp. J. W. Squire. 248 Bee bldg. D-KS
FOR RENT ! HOUSES , STORES , FLATS.
Ames , 1H7 Farnam. D MOM
FOR IlENT WANTED , GOOD MEDIUM
priced houses. List your h our.es for rent
yyltli Amen. D MS78
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FURNIS'IED HOUSE. 2MB FARNAM ST. .
, r/car Ktli. Call at .607 Urwon block.
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rbp-IZlSNTrs , ' < AND t ROOMS , AT.CS1 . S. 17T1I.
between 3ocIHon and Lcavenworth.
D MCI Jya
MODERN TEN ROOM HOtTSEANDEL4.RN.
IJBO etrttnse and barn , cheap. Rental agenci' .
S10 N. Y. Life. D 740
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TOR RENT. JS17 CAPITOL AVENUE , RE-
crntly ocx-upied by CupC A es , U. S. A.
.Henry W. Yatc . _ P MH3 10
: FOU 1U5NX. PLAT IN LINTON BLOCK ; C
' rooms , wuter. ua , all conr.iK'te ; I17.0U per
month In ndvunce. Inquire at 517 S. 13th. In
block. John Humlln. D MSGO
7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. S11C C111CAOO ,
M.liO rannth. Apiily name ofliln-hb. D 871-K'
MODEIlN "FUnNlSHED FLAT. REFERENCES
n > qulivd and dvcn. Apply C20 S. ICtli , nat II ,
after p. in. D M850 k'
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FOR RENT. "jCEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE , SOTH
nnd BaWor streets , rollar. clutirn , city water ;
17.00. Inquire 131B Farnam. U MSil S
Srffi I'RATT ST. . IN GOOD REPAIR. JR.M.
SS1S Sewnrd gt , 4-rooin cotuiRe , us eood at
new , J10.IIO.
S401 Jacksan ut. , a fine m'idorn collage , C
room * , nearly new. only t I.W.
S. E. cor. Dili and WlllliimK. a D-room house
with biu-n , larce yard , fruit trwe , bt-rrles ,
-tc- , paved Ht , onl.v fH.IW.
One nf thr > n tH > autlfu1 LuFayrtle I'hice housei
cheiip to ilKlit parly.
FltlPlily Trust Company , 370S Fnrnam St.
FOR RENT. MODERN K-ROOM IIOl'SE NEAR
Hanni 'in ' purl ; ; nindorate reritnl. I nqulru of
HiekH. SW N. Y. Life bide. D MD01 S
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. (26 ( S. 19T3I
E MiC'J JjrSS *
HOOM. 201 ; UAIINCT
s rriiNisHKu noons rcm norisKKvnp-
Inc fur man and wile. Rent talcen in litiard.
a Is" . Ittlu 15 I'll ' !
AETNA HOUSE. NOHTHWKST COUNCIl
Itoom * by the day or week.
, _ C-85C Jy
noons , int CHICAGO STKKET.
C-MU77 Jyi ) '
NICrriiNisHED POITTH FUONT ROOM TO
-mc or two yuune men ; reasonable price. Mi :
Cam Bt. C M71I4
IN FUHNISHED HOl'SE ; C1N.
tral. Addri-n * O CO , Ui-e ottlre , K MMS JU
K tr.C-11 *
TURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
TOT-NO WOMEN'S HOME. l-Nt-KH CAKE OF
AVjiuvn' * Clirlutlon auanclatlon. Ill S. 17th ut.
ItOOMS. FrUNISHED OH VNFrilNISIIED.
with flrnt das * board , VM Capitol are. Inquire
1810 Cni > Uol aye. _ ll t1
ItOOMS & HOARD. US N. IS. MUS. TUTTLi : .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! M8M JylC-
K1 > .TI ItOOMS AND I1OAIID. Sll S , 20TII.
F 40&-Jyl
YBUT rESlUABLE ROOMS. FTItNlSUCD Oil
uururiUnliwd. Good location , ill ) und 21 ! &
Kth ttrrat. F M SJ
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JXOOMS AND'DOARD. u CAI-ITOI , AVENUE.
r eta 2v
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UAK'TJSOMia.Y FfltNlSHED SOITH ROOM
with ctriclly llm clau board. Ill * Uouclaa.
F-965
. , 'UNsHl < ROOM AND F1RST-
cla * board. ITtl l > t dce. Enquire on prrmlM * *
or IBS Farnain. F MBffil 7
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ItOOUS W1T1I Oil WITHOUT HOAHD ;
IilruumtCft JocalUn to Kountz * I'laoe. Jlef-
crcocf * . O 45. Btf. F BO-IT *
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TWO COOL , liooMs. srNci.i : on ENBVITE.
with or without t > .inrd ; tcrnm mixlrratr : rctrr-
vn'-rj. ' 17W ) O < Ute. F Mi > 18
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WANTED. TWO l-AIMES OR GENTI.nMEN
to rxra nnd board In Dtrlrtly jirlvutr family ,
Terms very rvaouiaUe. Addict * I * . S , lint.
P Ktt 7
FOR RENT-TJNFURNISH'D ROOMS.
ron
. ritjr wutw. Hi1 l w rent ; nntth-
w * t rorni-r lth and Welnl-r st * . G 080
4 ntXlMK M Jl > iUN" : IMI'llOVKMUNTS , kliJIIT
JinuM.-fciH' { > lnE , 112 tn. cm K. lih k.lcel. llvfer-
> ! < * rvqutrinl. Omaha Rml Kutalr and Trust
lU > m 4. llw UuUdlnjf. G MH6 I
FOR , RKNTSTORES AND OFFICES
< x > RMfifi HALOUN. s : r > OfGi .fi
I-MtlCI
IlENT. THE 4-STORY IHUCK 1IU1LD1KG.
9)i J aniim trrftTlie buUdwc 1 > * a fire
proof wuriH bancmniL conuilele * tn n lieat
inc Itxtumt. valer nn all HIMWH. tat. Me. Ap-
pljat u fitBte ot the llec. 1 > 1
VOll RENT. THRBI.-SToUY ANtJ HASKME.ST
IxiUtUitK at JOH Fa'-unm slr t. tn tint
Jo S dramatic * t.n. f , > r . in - xi > u taumu' * * .
ut Kam , < U Bud 417 & llth t- ; t Inquire ( A
J IVppletuQ. ruoxa H4 Iret NKtuinal bnl ;
tujunt. 1 711 t
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS IN AND OUT Or CTTTi
. commlMlon * . Arplr room 4K. rxtnn block.
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WANTED , AOKNT TO FELt , S < W ) I'ANTH : RIO
tnonff. Addrrgn , with rpf r > . M-xH I'ant *
CO. , 171 MMlMti Mrwl , ChhsaRO. III.JM8M
J-M8M t
. . bOLI . AOBNTS
wanted. Outfit , tree. Fergumn , Clnrtnnstl. O.
J-MWO
WANTKD. AGRNTH TO HIH.I , TO
In SVbriiMia. Tlinr all want It : no tmnk mn-
va lnr ; IHc nxmey matter. Addrrar t7 7 Q
_ gtr t. Booth Omaha. _ J MSS 11
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AOBNTS.VR HAVE JfST I'l Ansn'oN TUB
inorkrt a. tn-rf nirkrl nlot mtchlnr. rallt A
lnll Maun * . Tli * li rt maclilnp ever mot * .
ItHtrr tlmn the Jiirk 1' 't Thin uiuchlnr 1 *
rnilr ljnrv end will ! a He winner and n
cmxl * Hl r. Automatic n < I no noiiw. AH
territory ii nr. Nc w in your ch ncr. I'rk-e
mnrhljMfirmflam Clrvul r * . MC.
Xtf. On. , Klmlia. N. T. J-MiMt t
BTOKAOE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS. 12H HAIINKV
M C&C
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS , CLEAN
nnd tlieap rate. It. 'cll > , 1111 Furnam.M .
M C87
01LVAJC&STORAGE CO..1506 DODGE. TKUlHa.
WANTED TO BITS.
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIOAR. FOR 60.
N M270-Jy-lS
BECOND-HAJs'D FURNITURE. S20 S , 13TH ST.
N tiO
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , utovcn , eta I. Uruiwell. 710-712 N. 16th
. N 888
WANT TO ' AND 1'HAE-
Dt'T. HORSE MfGOT ; -
t n prpfcrrrd. Give dcBcrliitlon nnd trrm ! > .
AddrCT * I' 4 , Bt-e. N-MS78 7 *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. TOU WON'T MISS TOUR
money. Low | > rlcc un furniture & houxrhold
c K l . Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-Cli N. ICth ut
O-SS7
FOR SALE-HORSESWAGONSETC
FOR BALE , LARGE TOfNG DRIVING HOItSE ;
KHO tirolco for saddle ; cliei i , 1COI ! Dnuf la *
tiii-t. r-Mttl 8-
TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
DICYCLES , NEW AND OLD , ITS TO S12J : EASY
| i } - nnntiiwe rent and repair. Omaha Ilicycls
C.i. . Iff ! N. Km t. Tel. 129. Q 131
ST. BERNARD PUl'S. 101 DOUGLAS PTREET.
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PERSONAL.
Contlnurd.
A plraunt and eonrtnlcnt plcr. 1(20
Farnam street , Paitcm block ; 'phone. TIL
EAML IIUHNB INVITES TOD TO VISIT HIS
new art room t any time. HI I F rn m.
U 47 Jrtl
DR. MAXWELL. EI'BCIALIST. OP
tlonil unnitarluui. irmaved to 9 Parlon Mock.
Trl. 1IB7. t1-M4M.Jy2-
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WHEN ON FAltNAM BTKECT BTOP JN AT
1410 and * ee our new china. M. H. 1M .
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC ClGAlt. FOR te.
U-M2C7-Jr-
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VI AVI HOME TREATMENT J-XR ) LADIES.
Ilraltli tKiok and ormpultmlon frrr. Addrem or
Nil Vlavl Co. . MC Ilee Wdc. Lady attendant.
WIFE OH HUSBAND. WHICH DO TOU WANT ?
MjmarrlacB paper mailed , nealed. for tnmp.
\V. H. HaM ck. Df n - . Colo. U MtM 9'
pntADELL-slHAMPOO , VAPOR AND HOT
lr niRrhlne for uteamlnc ladles' fi rc nnJ
lieadi ; cure * dandruff and headache , 1522 Doui-
la gtrret. U MBi B
HOUSE CLEANING AND WHITE WASHING
done tn eirrler on fair term * . Apply t" P.
Walh , tl So. IQih ut. LI 872-7 *
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DR. IV. ROSS MARTIN , 1324 FARNAM ST. ;
lioun friiro 11 to 1 , 2 to C , 7 to S. Tel. I'lO.
U-SW AC
MISS P. AVJIITE HAS REMOVED H ER
dren-smaklnc porlor * from Mrs. II. I ovelr"
tnllllnerr more to her home. 2U and N.
I 'leaned to nee all her cuutoiiM-rii , U S90 C
THE CELEIIUATED COOK REMEDY IS NOW
reduced In price to tlO.OU for full courw ? tit
treatment. llr t. M-cnnd and third ntncvf ; It
cures In 30 to CO daj . without fall : treat
yotiti elves at home ; Bent on lei'elptB of prlt-e ;
full printed direction * . Dr. A. J. Cojk. Annex
Grand hotel , Council HluflK. la. U MC12 12
AMERICAN WIDOW , NICE LOOKING , AMI-
ahle nnd lovlnc dlPininltlon , Mime me inn , -would
like to correspond with nn IntelUgent , re/in'-d
widower , aged from GO to 72 , nne who would
ftrefer wife and home to nocleiy. Addresu
Mr * . C. C. Lanum , Lincoln Normal , LnnciiMcr
To. . Neb. U M309 7 *
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WANTED. GOOD LOCATION FOR DRESS-
maklni ; estubllBlimcnt in small town. Ad-
dresii O C2. IJee. V-M90I fc
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & l NIMrROVED CITY
property. I3IIIX ) & upwardr , & to C'-i per cent ; no
delay * . W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W GUZ
MONEY TO LOAN 'AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to D years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W G 4
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Is there anything' * - - -
Tfr . You Want ?
f'
r Have you anything- - /
You Don't Want ?
ADVERTISE IT ON THIS PAGE
To Trade It. Ht
To Sell It
To Buy It ,
To Rent It.
T a trvrd firi-t time.
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I- a tconf 1C ajtrr tlie
Jifft time.
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Ir Xo ad.ttfcen fur .
Irtif tltult . G ct *
firkt titiiv.
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$1.KO a line per
r se/ffa IP
PAY AT THE WINDOW.
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{ 123.00 BICYCLE NOW JS7.50 , J100.00 CUT TO
JCS.2T. . JCO.OO cut to { 12.50. M. Trolel , 2703 Leav
en worth street Q M219 Jyl3
BENHE1M SI'ANIELS , THE HANDSOME
little toys ; Scotch Collies. G. U. Moore , 1C31
Sherman Jven-te. importer and breeder.
Q-E75 Jy7
IX > R SALE , FULL BLOOD HOLSTEN COW.
reglntcred ; also bull calf , full blood. 2S2C Web
ster. Ell 11'
ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. GILBERT
Bms. . Council Bluffs. Q M5S3 Jy23
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO
ruga. Smyrna rues repaired , 1521 Leavcnworth.
R M21S Jyl3
TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA-
lugue. Guore E. Brown , jr. , & Co. . 709 S. ICth.
-R-M271
PASTURAGE FOR CATTLE AND HORSES ;
bcjt grass , wuter , and i-hade In the country.
Inquire 1SOC Lcavenwurth street. Charles
Chllds. It M817 1U *
CLAmVOYANTST
( .LAI R VO 1'ANT PROFESSO11 WHITE. THE
peat cat clairvoyant of his age , has arrived in
Orialia. He will read your future life without
a mistake. Gives valuable Information on all
mutters. Will give you truthful advice on all
buatnuss , law , money matters , and all family
atCilrs. being ell tea with a rare and wonderful
tnnglit Into such tnatteis. and never known to
make a mistake. The future plainly revealed ,
lexers milled. Troubles healed , reunites the
ti'purated , from whatever cause , and causes
liappy marriages. Gives nunirfc of friends and
rnemlen , also the one you will marry. Telli
what to da and where to go to be lucky. All In
If..il.If call. Tiiose desiring reliable informa
tion on all affairs of life or business are Invited
tu cull. All counsel strictly confidential. Ho
tun be found at 1C17 Chicago street Hours
fic.m B a. m. to U p. in. Sundays. 8 to 5.
S-M-180-Jy 11
MRS. DR. IL WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business medium , 7th year at 119 N. 16.
B CO
ARRIVED. II. PETTIRONE , MEDIUM. MADI-
b.m hotel , for a. few days only , S M903 15'
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
MADAME BROWN. 1H4 CAPITOL AVENUE.
d floor , ruom 4. massage , alcohol , sulphur and
t-ea liathii. . T MiKC 13 *
MME. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES ALCOHOL
baths and inassase. COS N. ICth , room 13.
T-M71I3 7 *
MADAME SMITH. MI S. JSTH , JD FLOOR
room 'S. Mitsaage. vapor , alcohol , tti'am. snl-
phurlne and sea baths. T M7B2 7'
MISS PEVOL. FROM NEW YORK. HAS
taken charge ; of Madam La Rook's massage
jiai-lfi-k. 12-ana IS , 322 North ISth.TMS77
T-MS77 12 *
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bUPI'LlUS FOR AMATEVIt PHOTOGRAPHERS
Bole agenu for the
NIGHT HAWK CAMERA. It.
B. lityn & Co. , piiolu ui.iUlt . j'ouj Farnnm it
O-HOt-J yl
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11ALHD HAY FOR SALE. THB BTANDARD
Cattle company , Ames. Neb. , have 2LDOO tons
of good barn-stored hay fur sale. All orders
filled promptly. _ Q CM
CREAM FOR WHIPPING. COTTAGE CHEESE.
Waterloo creamery. 1C1J Howard- tel 1KT.
_ U-MHJ Jyll
IMOGENS L. RAMSEY MAKES DELICIOUS
borne mada bread ; try oo loaf. t7 ! N. ICtb st
_ U 74 Jy7
WHEN OUT \mn yot'it LADY vTsir j. j.
Mullers nrur Ice cream luirlun , 28U2 Leavea-
wortb street ; vTrrtblnc 1 * new. Including the
building. Tel. JS30. let cream delivered.
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LADIES' AMBE RJEWELRY T OORDn ,
also tvjuiung. U ] H , 16th street U M110
TREATMENT ELECTRO-THER-
mul bath * . Scalp and halrtreatinentmancure& !
Chlprudlst Mrs 1'ust. : i t S 15th AVIthnell blk.
U do
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TAKE YOUR FRIEND ; TINTYPES. 4 FOR
Sc. Ilwtor. dl a 16th street TJ M 4-Jy
PROK. FRANK UROQLIN RESTORES HAIR
to tb bald ; cures dajidrull ; stoiK hsor fulling
out : itstorrs cray tiilr to It * natural color :
both Mixes treated. Reference * Iurnl h 4 of
Omaha patient * who are rrlli % S. No cur * .
DO iy. Room 424. Be * BuUdlnc. Oman * .
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CATAHRH TREATED. ( I PER MONTH ROOM
SO , IMutlai Llk cor. ICth tmd Dodjre.
MASSAGE. MADAME UCRJiARP. Hit IXJIK1E.
14 *
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . IMS Farnam Bt. W CiC )
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxtoa blk.
W C-19
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST-CO. , SIS N. Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha , city property.
. W 700
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York , Capital J2.000.00li. Surplus JCOO.OOO. Sub
mit choice loans to F. S. Pusey , agent. First
National bank building. W 701
LIFE INSURANCE POL1CIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
. W C38
CITY LOANS. LARGE LOANS ON CENTRAL
business property ; C per cent C. A , Starr.
[ 15 K. Y. Life building. W M2S9
MORTGAGE LOAJs'S , A. MOORE. 504 N. Y. Life ,
W 712 J8
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
property. Ames. 1CI7 Farnam street
W M581
LOANS-W. G. TEMPLETON. PAXTON BLK.
W M787 1
LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER. OPP. P.O.
W M494 JyS2
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. . ICTH AND
Douglas streets , loan money on city and fnrm
property at lowest rates of Interest M' 033
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAH.
Improved and unimproved Oiunlm real estate.
_ Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam st. W CM
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from C to 7 per cent
W. B. Melkle , First National bank building.
W 633
DAVENPORT & WATERMAN. FARM LANDS ,
S22 N. y. Life building. Omiiha , Neb.
W M1I07 II
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FimN'f-
ture , pianos , horses , waguna. or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you can pay buck at any tlnip , and.in any
amount FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
room 4 , Wlthnel ! block. X 704
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANO ? .
homes , wugons , etc. , at lowest rnlei. In city ;
nu removal of goods , strictly confidential ; you
can jiay the loan off at any time t r.ln any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
WC South 16th street.
X-70S
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A , E. HARRIS , ROOM 1 , CONTINENTAL BLK
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J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427. RAMGE'llLOCIC
. X 7S7
MONEY TO IX3AN ON PERSONAL a'P.OP-
erty. llarvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life building
_ X-707
FOR SHORT TIME , LOANS APPLY ATJTOOM
No. 624. Paxton block. _ XC2i-Jy25
BUSINESS CHANCES !
II' YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR i.\J
change merchandise , get in or out of buln-u
call on or uddres * the National Jnform&tJan
snj Exchangn Co. . SU3 First Notion.l h-lT
Omaha , Neb. " T MG30Jy2fi
HAVANA FRECKLES. A IOC CIGAR. FOR tC.
Y
FOR SALE. 11.100.00 STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise : all staples , for { 508-00 cash. W.
C. Ritchie , Tender , Neb. T M812 7
FOR SALE. PHOTOGRAPH -GALLERY/ COMplete -
plete ; best of BJ > i > llances ; must I > e uuld at once :
iuirllei Imvlng town. W. II. Green. 117 Kar-
bach block. Y MK1 I
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1200.00MONTHLY ; MANUFACTURING CONcern -
cern wants an Omaha representative ( or any
rlty not taken ) ; must have few -Imndrexl dollars
cash to p y for goods on delivery , aftur ordeis
are * * cured. F. E. Vail , MDIM indg. . New
Vork. Y
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL.
try our syndicate nystem nf spBculatlon ; In-
Capital , JlM.OcW.lK ) .
> M883 7
WANTED , A GOOD HO.VUST MAN TO TAKR
lialf Interest In a light manufacturing busi
ness ; only WM reQUlred. Thi * business will
clear (2.UOO tills summer. I am compelled to
go east Is my reason fur telling. For Inn-ttl-
Citlon address P. C. Uee. Y 53 ! I *
FOB EXCHAJJOE ! '
FOR EXrHANGE-IMPnOVED 1M ACRES , 4ft
mile * west city limits , owner desire * cheaper
luil wuhln US mile * tnun OnuUu , Amr *
1C17 Fanuua street S MOT
FOR EXCHANGE.
CohtlrfU-d.
HAVANA FRECKLBSn r IOC ClOAR. FOR Bfi
j' zM * -Jy-n
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TO EXCHANGn , M oAdtfiS LAND ADJOIN *
Ing corpora Uon. leoit Clty. In. , nine thousand
town : want merchanotW. : ulna 329 nere * Imttnm
Improve land. Mlteh l 'bounty , Kanmn. Lock
Box IMS. IOWR Cltrlwila Z M816 7'
BARGAINS IN HOMBSTRADE,8ALK.16ffc Dodje
Z * 41
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TO RXrHANOK. FINC ) NI5W BAMY GRAND
plane for lot. AdJirmigO G3 , Ilee. Z88 *
II * YOf WISH TO KKHANGE LAND ITR )
merchandloe. or innnJiluKllw for Imid nnd
rauh , purm-iKjnd wlUt , > J < < pely & Klnney. Stifl-
ton. Neb. „ . , Z MSIO
FOB , SAL.E I EAL ESTATE.
FARM LAND. C. F. HARRISON. 81J N T LIFE.
It B C4 > JlyI7
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FOR BALE. NKW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. clutern. city watur ; cor. SOth and Snhlcr ;
S1.2M.OO ; lone time. Enquire l ll Fitrnam.
Eam'l Hurno. RE M6
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BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
nale or trade , F. K. X > arl'.nc , Ilarkrr titk.
It K 708
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HEAL ESTATE-HAVE TWO CUSTOMERS
for medium prlecd rrnldcncen. If you huxe a
barcaln. Ll t wltb Ames. 1C1 * Farnam.
RE-
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LIST UARGAINS FOR QUICK Tl'RNS.1505 Dodge
RE M2
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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BUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder , 1&15 Burt m. . tcl. 1107.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING. GENERAL REPAIRS ,
top Jll ) up. Louis GultlliK , 114 S. 13th Kt.
g > 5 J.vl
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C. E. MORRILL. CARPENTER. OFFICE AND
t.torc fixtures a sgieclalty. 1S13 Capitol uvc.
427
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CHINA DECORATED TO ORDER AND MENDed -
ed like new. lOi ! S. Htli mreet. 173-Jj'H
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM IMl'15 FACTORY ; OLII
pipes made new. Gil S. 16itt. M 111
R. L. CARTER , METAL CORNICE SltY-
smoke stackn. f umacvit. 1C1" Howat l KL
E. B. BURT , HORSESHOER , 314 N. 1CTH.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 1C.
K'C AS
LOST.
LOST. SILVER MATCH SAFE , ABOUT JUNE
20th ; reward. Addren O 47 , lire office.
MOT SO *
LOST GOLD WATCH ON JULY 2 ; CHAIN HAS
cold crust ; return to 15ce oftlce und recelvi
literal reward. S2S S"
LOST JULY 4TH , NEAR MILLARD. NEB. .
lad } * ' * blue blazer Jacket. Liberal reward for
return to till * office. M3-7 *
LOST. TOCKETUOOIC ; RETURN TO W. A.
HlxenhaURh , room 1C Ware block , nnd n-
cclve reward. MUOO 7 *
OPTICIANS'
OMAHA OPTICAL CO- LEADING OPTICIANS ;
J. F. Ponder , mamicer ; scientific examina
tion of the eyes frrc ; 22 ! S. ICth street. Com'l
Nafl Bk Ulde. , In Kinsler's druff store.El
El 8-15'
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC OP-
tlcian * . 141)5 ) Farnara Bt , opposite Puxton hotel.
Eyes examined free. 717
EYES TESTED FREli , BY. A I'RACTJCAL OI'-
tlclun. We puaranlee to/flt the eyes perfectly ,
to your entire satisfaction or money refunded.
A. MANDEL11ERG ? . 3
Je elei and optician , -northeast corner Six
teenth and Farnam ufrtftts. w ;
HOTELS.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK , 1 TH AND JACKSON ,
chanced handu.- European jiljin. first claa * .
( Special attention to room * bjr montlu Rooms ,
112.00 to SK.OO , Innluginc batna. llcht and ele-
rater. ' JH143 Jyll
THE MIDLAND
Corner ICth and Chicago utrcctF ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new "building , new furniture.
electric bells , bath.Meam heat. Ameilcan
plan. S1.00 to K.OO jitriflay ; European plan , 60c
_ , to J1.00 per day. HJ , > Franck. pioprletor.
E3C
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UND'EBT ATTFRSAII : > EICBAI.MEBS
H , K. BURKET. in/NERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. Iia8''Clrieaci"TeI.-iO. " - 709
BWANSON i VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AN1J
embalmers. 1701 Cumlnfc Et- . telephone ' 10CO.Id
Id
M. O MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam street ; telephone , 25.
S34
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HEAFEY & HEAFEY , as S. 14TH ST. TEL.
JC3 ; also , 24tli and N fit. . So , Omaha , MC7
MERCHANT TAUJOKS.
SUITS TO ORDER AT COST , a LARSEN. E15
N. ICth st. EEtabllshed years. ZM Jyl4
a MORTENSEN , THE OLD RELIABLE TAILor -
or , 404 N. ICth , has crcatly reduced prices. See
bis K pants and J20 cults ; all mad * in Omaha.
S3 JyI4
GBINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS , RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground. Melchlor Bros. , 1119 Farnam st.
' J.G5-A4
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RAZORS. SHEARS .CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
ers. etc. A. L. Underland. IOC N. 34th. 17i
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AXD RE-
palred. W. Bochl. rear tlZ S. ICth. 256 Jyl4
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WHY DON'T YOU PUT UP AN AWNING ON
your home ; keeps out nun , beautifies Tour resi
dence , costs but little. Omaha Tent & Awning
Co. , 1311 Farnara sU Tel. 8S3. 3SJyl7
WOLF BROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flairs , wagon * bay. stock vovers ,
tarpaulins , tianners , streamers. 703-705 S. ICth
street , Tel. C04. Tents tor rent. M3bC
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HARNESS"
HARNESS. WHIPS. SADDLES. ETC. : NEAT
repairing. S. D. Catad. U4 S. > etb street.
_ M 8C6 Jy
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY A HAH-
Decs. Aucust Bobne. 711 S. ICth street.
M-D56 jy
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HARNESS. WHIPS. NETS. ETC. REPAIIUNG
a specialty. 113 N. 1Mb sU VO.
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MEAT MABKET.
NEATEST MARKET. BEST OF MEATS. E.
A. Marsh's Waslilncton market , 14 N. ICth.
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THE BEST CHOICE CUT OF MEAT AT
Heintman's market. 705 N. ICth st. ISSJylO
CEO. W. KURZ. CHOICE MEATS. PRICES
reasonable , 72 : & ICth etrret M37 JyU
ELECTBICAL SUPPIIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REVVOCNf
Ftorace batteries recbutced ; electrical and rrn
end machinists ; superior worlc * iuarante < il.
Omaha Electrical Works. C17 and Q > S. llith Bt.
"n
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT-
orn for elecrlc light and motor riant * und all
kinds of electrica conslruetloii. Western Kleo-
trlc Supply Cku. 418andi 4SO S. 15th st. W7
JOB
QUICK PRINTERS. KTlXMER 4 : CHANDLER ,
lia Farnam k sn7-ua.itli. I > hone 1C.- *
Mall orders cet quick action. 6GU-A4
REED JOB PRINTING CO. . FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th drSS. Ikt butldlnc.
TINliEHS.
TINWAK3 REPAIRED JG. GRED1C. 717 N.
} Cth street. Copper nl flieetlron work.
s - B55-Jy C
MUSIC , ABT AN # LANGUAGE.
O Fi GELLENnEdt".1' " ' BANJOIST AND
teacher. U10 CultforitU street. 14
FOR BARGAIN * IN T'l NOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; InstHihirnls rented ; rents apply
on purcliane. A. Ilicpe.fljr.
PAWNBBOJrKRB.
FRED MOHLK U17H FARNAM. JEWELRV.
_ b _ _
II. MAIIGWITZ LOANS i XlONET.tOS N. ttth St
171-
DBESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING BY DAY AT HOME ; TERMS
reasonable , cut and fit tuaruntred. Inqulrt
at 1724 Capitol avenue. COS-SI *
HAIBDBESSING.
MILLER. LADIES' HAIRDRESSINCI. SHAM.
steamlnr lialr coodi , JSi : Lijuvlm.
477
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON IlltOS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds cf co&l. Currvspondenc * solloltej.
K-Ot Farrutm treeU M4C <
DENTISTS.
DR. GEO. E. NASuN , J.'LNTiaT. SUITE 200
I'utou block. l tn * rtrettra sts. Tcl. 712.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
rrroilarlr every Saturday fn m New York fnr
Lon < k > ndrrry mid aiaiR > w. Furomsla. July
14 , S p. m. ; Anrhurl * , July SI , 4 p m Cir-
c Mrta. July 2S. 3 p. m , Rtlmn > la. Aueuxt II ,
S p. m. SaliKin , xecnnd dura nnd steerage ,
Bmirle or round trip tickets from New York or
Chicago Hi reduced rates tn the principal
Brotch. English. I rich and all cnntinenut
p < vnts. ) For inimer orders , drufts , outward or
prepaid tickiti apply tn ny of our local sgenit
or to Hendfrson } ln > . . Chicago :
STBNO SBAPHEBS.
C. A. POTTER. OX N. Y LIKE IIVILI'ING.
ilin-0 all kinds of ctenngrnphlr wnrk. Isw
ratMit , iletxinltlnns , rham-ery work , copying ,
p . st ivnixinfthle prli-"B. Oall lind we the
L > upltMt tn > ewrlter. writes two li-tteri" lit one
nnd tlie name time , the fastest tjp writer In
the world. Mfll AC
SHOBTHAND'ANlTTYPEWBITiNG.
VAN SANTS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , TlJ
N. Y Life , Omaha. Ask for clr-'uUr. 71t >
PLTTMBEBS.
FI.nE PLUMIUNQ OF EVERY KIN1 > ,
steam & hot water heatlnc. sewerage. S15 S. It.
M4U
TICKET BBOKEBS.
J. H. DAV1ES , MEMBER A. T. B. ASS'N ,
tickets boucht and suld. 111 ! Farnam street
291 Jylt
P. H. I1IILBINT CUT RATES. 140J FARNAM.
BUI5EAU. SUES & CO. . SuliciUrs. Boc
Buiidinfj , OMAUA , Neb. Ad\ ice FREE
RH1LWAY TIME CARD
0-lArrTvei
" Omaha " ) _ Depot loth anil Hasan Sts , _ j [ Omahs
4":45pm : . Chicago Vestibule . . 9DOaro
v:45am : . Chicago Express . . . . 4Spm : !
7UCpm. . . . Chlcagu and Iowa Local . HlMuui
. 1'nc.llc Junction Local .
Lcave lnnHNaTON K. MO. RIVER. ( Arrive *
Omalial _ Dvput loth ? Bd Masjn Sts. | Omu.ia
10:15am . Denver Express . y:2. > iun
10:15am . Deadwood Express . 4louin :
4bujini . Denver Expires . 4lupm
C:50pm . .Nebraska Local ( except -Sun. ) . . . G:5rpm
( :15am. . Lincoln Local ( Lxcept Sunday. ) . .J:20am
Leaves I K. C. . ST. J. & C. B. | Arrives
OniahaJ _ Depot linn and Mtion Sts , I Omaha
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I'ur.am ' Kansas "city Day Express . t : ! pni
tj4iiimlC. C. Night Ex. vlalJ. _ ITrans. . Cr.0jm :
Lea\es | CHfCAOO. R. 1. I'ACIFIC ( Arrives
OmahaiUnlun De ; > ot 10th & Mason St& . | Omaha
EAS'J\ _
10lDam..Atlantlc Expru s ( ex. Sundaj- ) . . C:0ptn
C:2Spm : . Night Express . C:4iiam
4:4"i > m. .Chlratro Vestlbuled Limited. . . . lf.pui
Il:31pm.Oklahuma Exp. ( to \exSun _ _ ) . C3Jajn
_ WEST. _
f : iiani. Oklahoma A = Texas Exp. < ex tiun.ll:3jpni :
lS.riptn . . . . .Colorado J lmlted. . . . . . . . . . . 4:10pjn
Leavci j BNlON'PACiFia lAniVeV
OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Sts. I Omu.ia
! > :50am . Denver Express . 3DOfTm
2iripm . Oierland Flyer . cadpni
1 :4rpm. : Beatrice tc Stromsb'g Excx Sun.12:30am :
C:40pm . . . . . .I nclflc Expiess . lo : ! > jani
C:30pm . Fast _ Malt. . . . . . . . . ! )
Ceaves'lCHl CA GO , M1 lT SriT ! PA UCpCrrff 5s
OinahaynlonDej | > ot 10th & Mason Sin. | Omaha
GUpm . Chicago Limited . US'am :
ll:10am Chicago Exprp > . ies. Siin.l. . . 50ipm )
Leaves J P & . 6t Alt' . ATZHU * AirjveM
Omaha | _ Depot llth and Webster Sts. _ | " Omaha
fiir.um : ( . Deadwood Express . . . Ellipni ;
9:05am.Ex. : &nl.t.Wyo. Ex. ( E' _ Mon.l. C:10 : ] > m
C:00pm. . Norfolk Express ( Ex , Sunday. ) . . 10:43am
Ji IOpm. . . . St _ Paul Exprt-s . . . . . . . . . . 84)am
'Ceaves I CHICAGO rNORTHWEST'N | Arrivejr
OmahaJU. J' . Depot 10th _ & _ Mason jts. I Omaha
ll:0um . Chicago Express . C:10pm :
4 coripm . Vestibule Limited . B:20am :
C:3Upm . Eastern Flyer . 2:15pm
C:30im.Ex. SntO.Chlc. Pass. ( Ex. Mon. ) . :2Jpnj
_ ejS5am.i..ii-.Mo. ValleyLoeal. _ . . . . , ii. ,
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Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC | Arrives
Omahaj Depot lith and WebsterSts. _ _ j _ Omaha
S:00amSt Louis Express. . . . . . . . . . C:00am
0:30nmSt : Louis Express . C:55pm
E10pm. Dally ( ex. Sun. ) Nebraska Local , -10am
Xeavcsf crrs'A'P.r M. & " 5. " iAr = f\er
Omaha ] Depot 15th and Webster Sts.JOinaha
STOam. . Sioux City Accom ( Ex. Bun. ) . . StOSpm
10OCam. . Sioux City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . . S:0'ipm
12lDpm. . Sioux City Express ( Ex. Sun..llDJani
tiltpm ) . St- Paul Limited . :4tem
Ecaes SiOUX ClTY EriiACIFrc : ( Arrives
OmahalU. I ! . Dcput JOth & Mason Su.l Omaha
C oam. . . . . . . Sioux -City Passenger. . . . . . . .10 ! 0pm
.8Kpm . St Paul Express . 10:00nm
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' Leaves I "SfOUX""CITy & PAClPlC. | Arrives'
Omaha | Depot 15th and Webster Sta. ( Omaha
taopm . St Paul'Limited. . . 9:40din :
E:30pm . Chicago Limited . 9:4D.-im
Leaves I OMAHA & ST. LOUIS | Arrlves
OmahalU. P. Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
St Louis Cannon Ball . 12:35pn'
COU5THY WEEK OF JOB AKD JOGGINS
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps In Youth' * Companion.
The 3 o'clock train had whistled at the
curve which runs between East Hurricane
and Hurricane Center. Mrs. Luvilla Whey
had dried her dUh mop , and hung It on the
nail above the cleanly sink. She took off
her striped gingham apron , and sat down
in the rocking chair with the bony back
and the thin turkey red cushion.
"I do declare ! " she said. "I feel a kinder
sinkin' in the pit of my stomach. "
"Why , Luvilla ! " said Mr. Whey.
"I do believe It's along of that boy ! " sighed
Mrs. Whey.
"Why , Luvilla ! " repeated Mr. Whey.
"Yes , 1 do. It come all over me when 1
heard the train blow , how we're in for it
now. I'm kinder out with children since
Lou went west with her young ones. It
takes the second crop to keep your hand
in. I expect he'll plague the Christianity
out of us ; there ain't nothln * else would
ever have bamboozled me to say I'd take
one. I do declare , I dread the sight and
sound of him more'n I do blue pills. Well ,
Jonathan Whey , you might as well run right
along and meet that there train. I wouldn't
like the little Cellar to feel lonesome , huntIng -
Ing of his way here. It's always so pleasant
tbe met anywhere ! "
"Yes , Luvilla , " said Mr. Wjiey. It seemed
unnecessary to say anything more. He
looked into his old wife's motherly face ; it
was shining and soft. What did words mat
ter ? Luvilla had many words ; most women
had. But her heart was as large and as
soft as the June sky that hung over the
fields where the hay was waiting for the
mowers ; It was large enough to give a city
boy a country week , and make no fuss about
it except to Mr. Whey.
What was the use of a husband if one
couldn't grumble to him ? Mrs. Whey had
it out , and then felt better. And Jonathan
went to the 2 o'clock train.
"I .wonder what un earth I've got to stop
his mouth with ? " mused Mrs. Whey.
She got a kitchen chair and stood on it
to reach 'tho upper pantry shelves.
"One piece of dried apple pie and some
cold short cake. Two tarts. There's a little
saueerful of wild strawberries left over.
'Taint much , but .maybe It'll keep him golir
till supper time. Whatever did possess me
and a boy , too ! Lord have mercy on my
BOUl ! "
Mrs. Whey looked -very round and tall and
Imposing as she stood on the chair. She
was BO round that she had to back off. which
she did singing on a high key , "Child of sin
and so-or-row [ "
Suddenly she came down with a crash ,
chair and ail. One tart nnd a cup of tour
milk followed her. She picked herself up
very pleasantly for a woman with so free
a tongue , and only said :
"Land , Jonathan Whey ! Yon scart the
soul and senses out of me Is this him ? "
For Jonathan Whey stood In the pantry
doorway , gtngcrly holding by the elbow the
first country week boy who had ever been
home. It Indeed " . "
Invited to hi * wai "him.
It "was a very ragged elbow. U was a very
ragged boy. He was not clean , He was not
liandsome. He was not pleasant to look at.
He was freckled and pudgy , and his hair
was the reddest red that ever burns upon a
human brow. He had a lowering forehead
and a shrewd , hard mouth. He seemed to
be taking Mrs. Whey's measure , as If hi
were driving a trade.
"Well , boy , " said Mrs. Whey , faintly. She
stooped to sop up the tart and the milk ,
"His name U Job , " suggested Mr. Whey ,
with an embarrassed air.
"Good icrlpter name , " remarked Mrs.
Whey. In a stronger tone. Job grinned.
' What da you look that way for ? " de
manded Mrs. Whey , with tome severity.
"Uunno said Job. grow HE ttobrr at once.
"W * slier * do. I KUfss. AVe ain't plyus ,
i ain't Hut I didn't mean n > ' * ' n" '
mutt have been same piety in your
family , anyhow. " perMMed his hostess , "Did
your mother-name you ? "
"Ncvrr hid none. "
"Remarkable ! " said Mrs. Whey. "Was It
your rather , thru ? "
"Never had none nelthw. "
"Some maMen aunt , then , 1 suppose. , " said
My. Whey , compassionately. "I dWn't kn w
j-riu was an orphan. Won't yea have a. tart ?
There's one lelt. "
"You 11' " mid Job.
He ate the tart. He ate the Mtieer of
wild strawberries. He drank a cup of milk ,
and then lie drank another , and then he ate
two slices of bread nnd butter , and then
thre nlecw ef ham and a Uratam Utaeatt ;
and then Mrs. Whey naked him If be thought
he could wait till supper time , and Job Mid :
"fie we Roln' to have pper , toe ? "
And then for the first time Job regarded his
hostess tenderly. He looked her straight In
the face a long , critical , okl lank and turned
away on tiptoe , and went and Mil dowa on
the back doorsteps. Then for th first time
Mrx. Whey saw that the boy had nlcaunt
eye * .
Apes of experience seemed to hare grown
over thrm years of going frleiidleoi ai.d for
lorn , and sleeping out-of-door * on winter
nights , and tramping barefoot on MtKtertnn
pavement * on scorching noons ; of huvlni :
only one meal lor two days , ami aching with
hunger from the Up * of his ragg d shoe * to
the top of his ragged hat ; of learning things
so evil that those good , fhelterwJ country
people hardly knew the child's tint by name.
And yet. In spite of U all. he had ples nv
eyes.
"Hc'ii the dirtiest thing that ever not foot
In my house , " said Mrs. Whey In an under
tone , "but I suppose that's the fault of his
relations. If you'll tale him to the biook
end here ! Take a new bar of soup ! You
Just keep It for him same as you do for the
dog. Uon't you dare mix It tip -with the
dish water soaps , Jonathan Whey ! And I'll
go right away nnd set that fowl to bake for
a chicken plo. There's a terrible feeling at
the pit of my ttomach but I do dwlaro ! I
shouldn't wonder If there was a worse In
his. "
"He ain't a sightly Ind. " admitted Mr.
Whey , slowly , "llut I guess we cati stand
him for a week. Come to think on't it
raought be wuss to be him than to board
him for a spell. "
This xvas a long address for Jonathan
Whey : in fact , it reached the limit of a dis
course. HU wife looked nt him with un-
wouted respect. She felt impressed , almost
as If she had been to church nnd listened
to a doctrinal sermon. She thought It over
while she was making the chicken plo.
The days of the newfboy's ootmtry week
dawned nnd set nnd dawned again. Job was
in heaven on cnrth. Glory shone on his red
head ; ecstasy Eat upon Ills freckled face ;
delirious joy rang in his thrill voice. He
laughed , he shouted , he ran , he stumbled
up again , off again over the garden ,
after the cattle , down In the liny
field , astride the old horse , after
the dog s-plnth ! in the brook , up in the
cherry tree , down In ths daisies , picking the
currents where was Job ? And what was
Job ? The happiest , maddest , merriest and
best imturcd boy Dial ran wild in Hurricane
Center that June week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Whey looked nt
him with shining faces. So much human
joy crowded Into so little compass and for
so little cause it had never fallen to their
lot to witness. Mrs. Whey remembered what
she had said about blue pills ; but Mr. Whey
did not remind her of It.
They exchanged furtive glances of silent
and exquisite pleasure. They laid little plans
to amuse the lad. They schemed to make
him cruelly happy , for he hnd only been in
vited for seven days. They had not thought
what it would mean to be a country week
boy , and then go back.
To Job , us to Adam in Paradise , the even
ing and the morning were the first day , and
were the second , and became the third. And
then a strange thing happened.
This poor little Adam , of his own will ,
came with hanging head before the two old
people who stood instead of angel pate-
keepers to him , nnd deliberately exiled him
self from Paradise. He Enid :
"Gotter go back tomorrer. "
"Got to go back ? "
"Yep , " said Job.
"But your week Isn't up yet. You've got
four days more. What's ( he matter ? "
"Gotter 'go , " said Job In a stiflei voice.
His red head drooped upon the clean little
blue calico shirt which Mrs. Whey had made
over for him out of one of Jonathan's.
"Ain't you having a good time ? " demanded
the fnrmer , severely.
"Hain't you hnd enough to cat ? " said
Mrs. Whey sternly.
"You bet ! " said Job , almost Innudibly. His
head fell lower.nnd lower , till It dropped into
his small , rough hands. He repeated in n ,
whisper :
"Gotter go ! "
"Look up here ! " commanded the old lad } .
"I want to see your face. "
Job tried to obey , for he had obeyed her
very prettily nil these days ; lie lifted his
face ; his mouth worked ; a spasm crossed his
little guarded features.
"Why , he's crying ! " said Mrs. Whey.
"I ain't , n-nuther ! " sobbed Job. "I n-n-
nevcr cr-crled In me b-bor-born days ! 1
ain't sech a f-fl-flat ! "
Therewith Job sank down in the rocking
chair with the bony back and the thin red
cushion , and cried as if his heart would
break.
"I'm a th-th-thlef ! " walled Job. "Gotter
go ! I'm a darn , contempplble thief !
D'oughter be sent up. No business yere
nlong of you. Getter go ! "
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Whey locked each
other timidly In the eye. The old lady turned
pale.
"Don't tell me It's my old silver cream
jug with the piny pattern ! Or Is It mother's
watch ? It must be that $5 bill under the
china dog onto the parlor mantelpiece ! If
you'll tell , " she blared , "I won't do n thing
to you ! I won't no , I can't arrest you , you
poor little , motherless , mlser'hlp "
Then In holy anger up rose little Job. The
tears dried on his hot cneeks. The fire
flashed to his wet eyes. He drew himself to
the full of his stunted height , in clencbud
his hands across his heaving breast. He
lifted his head proudly.
"Ma'am ? " said he. He looked nt his
hostess with n superb expression. "Did ye
think I'd crili from you ? Did ye t'pose I'd
swab from our house ? " Tlie child choked.
"After them nights In that soft feather bed
with the bljeet to It ? An1 beiu' lot to
drive the boss an' all that pie ? Ma'am !
Ma'am ! "
Job's voice faltered In a tone of moral rebuke -
buko so high that It swept everything before
It. It was Mrs. Whey's turn to hung her
head before the country week boy. And she
did'It , too.
"I wouldn't have believed It of yer , ma'am , "
said Job , turning away. "Gotter gonow ,
anyways. Goodby. nia'um ! Goodby , mister !
I've had n bully visit , ttmnk you. Hut I
don't steal from folks that entertains me. "
The child turned haughtily away.
"What in what in what did you steal ,
then ? " demanded the mruier. hotly , Bland-
ing to bar the boy's way. "If you've goiter
go , we've gottcr know. "
"I stole a week , " said Job , In a dull voice.
"Stole a what ? "
"Stole a week. I took a fellar's ticket. I
aln'J. the boy. I stole my country week. "
Job camq out with it stolidly. Mlfcery Bit
where ecstasy had ridden , upon his freckled
face.
face."He wai a little fellar , " admitted Job ,
stoutly , "smaller'n me. He got a ticket
from the n'cl'ty to come out yore. I pushed
him , and I borryed It Into me packet. He
cried , 'n' I said I'd lick him If he told. So
he cried 'n' I cleared ouL And 1 come. And
I ain't the boy. I stole the woek. I'm u
comtcmpplble , sneakln' thief V I've goiter
go. "
"This Is very sad , " said Mr , Whey , mildly.
" 1 wouldn't have believed It of you , if my
married daughter and all my grandchildren
had told'me fco ! " cried Mro. Whey , wildly.
"He's a sorter lame fellur , too , " proceeded
Job , making a clean breast of It. "His
name's Jogclns. "
Clearly this was not a scripture name , and
Mrs. Whey'i countenance indicated an un
becoming perplexity.
"Fellars call lilin Jogglns 'cause he don't
walk edzackly like other men , " explitinbd
Job. "I goiter go. Jocelnc , ht' . goiter
come. Guess I'll take I he ten ralnuU * past
7 train , " added Job. forlornly. "That'll be
right after cupper. I would like one mere
supper. Then I'll I'll go back , I'll hunt the
fellar up. Guess I'll get him y re by break-
fait. Pity for him to lot * a. breakfast ! He
don't set one every day. you bet. "
"Job , " * uld the farmer's wife , "why didn't
you thick of this before' "
"Why , " said Job. "I didn't s'poie I'd mind
It any' t" § by don't in mil such thing * . I
di In't when I futt co n But when jt roru
to f'tlm * on the hay cart -and you know j ,
r > .ir < 3"'E ' play * with tre cow1 I nr , r i.'t
a doc , did you ? And Joeelux hat a
takln' for a deg. An' be nrve - seen a bay cartl
So I began to think of Joctftm. Wun tlm
of all was fumbl.v prayer * . " admitted Job
"What hod family prayers to do with It * "
asked Mr. Whey looking much gratified
"Dunno , " salO Job. "Cio't'say. I thought
of Jegglnn. that'll all. Wouldn't ha * knelt
alone ef the rt. If ye liadnt made me-
'cause It mode me think of JoRgms "
Mr. and Mrs Whey locked at each other
in silent trouble. The old tniui's ryes itald ,
Men it < u i n . . ; * * > iq wi OM urj. ,
replied , "Afraid we cuifcht to. "
They had but a minute to think and to
act. Poor lltUe Job ! In all his short ,
Mortny. erring Mory. JUT tup * hi- had never
befwe dlcUnctly clionen to do the rlgM thing
\vh n It terribly hard to tlo : in plteua
effort to ulnae fur tlie wrong that had been
done > o eatity.
WHI. this noble moment worth more to Jab
tltftti tlie tcrtir days U-tt o : country week *
The two old people niched. Hut their four
fei agrmrf. and natd , ' It IK. "
"How BOW do you expect to get Jogglni
hte ? " fultwM Mr * . Wliey. "Your railroad
tlrket out it uwd up. you kn w. "
"Oh. " nald Job , careleHsly , "I've got S7
pt-uu laid up. Savin' It for stock when I
\vent bark. GUPSS I ken bciort Jogglns out on
H half-ticket. I thought I'd fee the con
ductor to put him out > cre , " Kur.prstfd Job ,
with a grand ulr , "that'll leave me 7 cents
te buy t.t4K > k connUn' the fee. Say , you'll
meet the little foliar to thr depot , won't
jou. sir ? Sitnf a * you met me. "
So pleadi-d Job. with eager , trembling
voice. Mr. Whey brushed the back of his
Imnd over his eye * . And Mrs. Whey hurried
to muke a vml linth for Job's latt KUppcr
Hut Job went out quietly , alone , to bid
goodby to thr uld horse and "our dog. " Ho
did not cry. HI * little face locked drawn
and old. Hr went up Into his clean bed
room with the "soft feather bed" and white
curtains. He looked all around it solemnly.
Thru he went out again and wandered across
the liny field , and thrust his face down Into
the ilalbles and buttercups which he had
meant to help mow tomorrow.
"Gotter go. " he Knid.
So Job went back to town bpfore his
country wfk'was1 over ; he went stoutly and
munfiilly : nnd Juggins came in his place ;
nd Mr. Whey went dolefully to meet
Jogpins at HIP dppot , for he had promised ;
und Mr * . Whey tadly t.Sered Jogglns a tart
and dried apple pie. And Jogglnswho was
a very pale , little , homely , piteous lad
llmpod about the hay Held nnd rolled In tha
daisies , end played with the dog. nnd slept
In the feathers In the white bed , and so
came into paradise.
But Job sold papers In the town. And
the thermometer went to 9S degrees In tha
shade and did not fall below M degrees day
or night.
One blazing day Jonathan Whey put on
Ills best clothes and took his commutation
.Icket book , and uald he was going Into
town to look at a new haying machine he'd
seen ndvertlbed. Mrs. Whi-y told him ha
would have a sunstroke ; but he % veut all the
more for that. So he bade her goodby , and
then he came back mid bade her goodby
again. -
"Fact is , Luvilla , " he admitted , slowly.
"I'm going to hunt up Jogglns's folks. We
haven't never had no authority but that
tlirre Job's to Inko the young one. nnd I
ain't minded to bp held for kidnapping.
I've laid awake nights onto the subject. I'm
going to satisfy my mind with legal authority
for this business. "
"Joggins , " Laid Mrs. Whey , thoughtfully ,
nn hour after , "does Mr. AVhey know where
your folks live ? "
" 1 bhould bmile ! " said Joggins. "Why.
Job says he fccrewtrl everythln' he ever
knowod out'n him before ho came away.
He ain't no lamb , Mr. Whey ain't. He
knows what he's up to , Mr. Whey do. "
"Dear me ! " mused Mrs. Whey , who had
never rcgardrd her husband In this preclsa
light , "and where do you live ? "
"Holy Alley , " said Joggins , smiling
sweetly.
"And where did Job live ? " asked Mrs ,
Whey , without a smile.
"He don't live nowhere in parUkkelar , "
caid JoggliiB , "but he puts up a good deal In
a hogshead in Saints' Rest. "
Mrs. Whey tried not to look at nil chocked ;
but she failed distinctly. Eo ) ttu best she
could she had never "taken" to Jrggins.
Job had Jier first country-week lieart ; and
It ached for Job. She had not felt so
lone&ome for anything since Lou went west
with the "grandbables. "
As she went about her work she Bang ,
"Child of Kin nnd i.o-or-row ! "
The sun wan going down , red and hot ;
the lurge , scornful mm of the drouth that is
so terrible to nee when It settles on blistered
cities in fierce midsummer. The 5 o'clock
train Flopped at Hurricane Center. Mr.
Whey walked slowly home. He came across
lotE to the hay field. In the coft , cool grass.
Then ho climbed the stone wall and came
behind the pump , and went up to the back
door. There he stood still.
Mrs. Whey , in her gingham apron , was
making ice cream in the pantry. Joggins.
the Image of fcblusy , was helping her to
Ktlr the frtiezer. Neither of them looked
around ut first. Then Mrs. Whey Bald
pleasantly :
"Back again , Jonathan ? I'm glad you've
-O. Job ! "
For -Job stood bei-Ide the farmer. In ths
little blue Blilrt that she hud made for him ;
Job , dusty and grimy and freckled , and red
of head. But for the first time In his life
be had turned dead white for Joy.
"Hello , Job , " cried Joggins , limping out.
"Hello , Jogglns. " tmld Job.
The two boys regarded each other like
two little dogs. Instinctively the fist ot
euch clinched. Each wondered If the
other's presence would turn him out ,
"Mercy upon UB ! " cried Mrs. Whey.
" 1 couldn't stand It , " said the master of
tlie house , simply. "I've brought the young
one back. "
"What did Jogglns's folks say ? " asked
Mrs. Whey , slyly.
"I'll tell you when he ain't present , " re-
plipd Mr. Whey. "They won't trouble him
any. "
"And what did Job's folks Kay ? "
"He haBn't trot any to Bay nothing. "
"I told ye BO , " interrupted Job.
"And I took your word for It/ ' said the
old man. clearly. "Anyhow , I've brought
ths lad home again. "
"Are you going to send the Mother one
off ? " asked Mis. Whey.
"I hadn't thought on't , " observed the
farmer. " 1 reckon they'll stay a spell and
help me till haying's over. llut that's for
you to bay. Luvilla. "
"Set down. Job , " Bald Mrs. Whey , with
unexpected emphubls. "Have a saucer ot
that ice cream right away. It gives me a
feeling to the pit of my Momach to look at
him , " she whispered. "He's the hottest
lookin' critter that over sot foot In my
house ! "
Job ate the ice cream silently. He wa *
overcome with something that he did not
call emotion , for he did not know how. He
KOI in the old chair with the bony back and
red cushion. He rocked to and fro in
delirious Joy. He thought of the white
room upstairs , and the feather bed.
Oh , what places he had slept in elnce'
The dog came bounding In from driving
the co'ws und kissed poor Job all over.
Jogginn laughud with shrill delight over the
leu cream. Mrs , Wht-y said , "There now !
Have mercy upon us ! " And Mr. Whey
said. "Why , Luiilla ! " And which was tha
happiest soul of tliem the old bouls , or the
young ones in that cool IIOUBO Uiut hot
June night , only the anguls who bring such
beautiful Uiliigs to pass in our hard world
can say.
say.WOMEN
WOMEN AS BULLDOZERS.
How the Aiitl-SufTrucl'-ts Out It from Their
lp lr Sitters.
"I don't care to olgn It. "
"Why not ? "
"Because I think women should kevp out
of iKilUIcs. "
"Oh. you do ? " ( this with some asperity. )
"Yes. "
"Ycu are a dressmaker ! "
"Yes , "
"Well. I can tell you that It may make
some difference In your business If you don't
sign It. "
"Is that a thrett ? "
llut the olhtir wttuan valliwJ away angrily
and made nb reply. She had been working
industriously all dsy , nays the Albany ( N.
Y. ) Journal , to obtain signature * to the pe
tition asking ttio constitutional cotveitloa )
to strike out the word "mile , " and had -not
met with much guocwsa. The field to which
ibc was assigned was In the neighborhood
of Lark ana State streets , where the antii
ere In great number. The Incident tier *
noted boeurntd in Spring street , und the
you UK drostuuker wa > viry much disturbed
ov.r what she rallrd the t > ui-duzne : ) tactics
of hf zfalm-s si K'r for signatures , Ser-
c-.l . MIT uorrun r r. tin' same ktrctt sllec *
ti . . ' ur-n tliy n fused pUitely to sign ther
u > - i , . ' treated with sny too much , cottr *
ttsy.