THE OMAHA DAILY DIlDAY JirTjY 21 1PIH.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
entJi fir thcM column * will t > " tnj < n
ontll 1J JO r > . in. for the rvrnlnc nml until 9:00 :
p. m. for the morning nn < l Hunrtur wHInn * .
Ailvprtlmm. hy rriiicatln * a mimlcn-J oh k.
cnn have nniwrrn mldrmM to n. numbirnl letter
In rnro of The nee. An wrs tn wMtntA will
be dfllrereil upon prp ntntlon of the cherk.
lintel" . 1'iC a wonl firm Incorllon. Ic iworJ
thereafter. NHIilng tnki-n for le > i than 23c.
"WANTED-SiTUATION.
WANTlI ; > A POSITION AH
ntpnoKrnnhor. Mil rlork rr ftthtr nfflco work.
OooJ City rcf'ienceii. Adilreni P < l II-J.
A" S4 - 22
WANTii > , POSITION AS HALHSLADY OH
cashier , cnn furnl'h h'-nl of 'efpii-n'o'i Ad-
drew Ilex W , Lincoln , Neb. A M2M 81 *
WANTED MAI/E HELP.
soMcrrons. TRAMH KmiTTiHifiTi'IKSTAI.L -
m nl KO < , H. American Wrlncur C > . 10 9 Ilnw-
ar < 1 . .
WANTJ'.I ) , LAltOHKHH , THAMBTP.UH AND
tracklnyrm on 11. & M. Ily. In Montana , I-reo
trani-portatlon. Kramrr ft O'"l > ( " . , . ? ! ?
BB ncy , lllli nn < l l-'iirnam utrcctit. It MBI "
ADVKItTIftlNcTnXI'KHTH TO KOMCIT COUNtry -
try merchant * . Ilex BSO , Sidney , ' " , , . , . i.
WANTED , A TOOK AT NOnTII PI.ATTP. NISB.
Ilex soi. _ _ _ _ I'-:3. ' ' ? ? ! .
KOMI : i.iAHN : r.u8 POH Ni'\v8PAPiii : IMN
drawlm ; . Provost , 1' . O. Ilex 251 , ' "J " 1
WANTKIl. PlIlHT OLAKH7AtlI PA'THIt. NOSIJ
other n ? < - < \ upply. AddrrmV. . II. Miller , contractor -
tractor , Nilinmkii City. * Nob. _ II M3I 2I _
WANT13D , TWO MiN TO HKU. IN-
Ktallmont Kmxlt ; vviiKon furnlMicd. It. I' , lc-
Neal , 137 N. 12th street , Lincoln , ; ' ' . . . . .
1 -JVitll 1
TWO YOt'NO MCN OF flOOD AIMlliSJ : ! CAN
nml ulriidy i.nplo | > mcnl , mil hi'tvvp 11 nml
12 n. m , nml 5 nml C p. m. , nt 317 llrjyiilwny.
Council lllllirn. 11-M .ft ) 2C
WANTIJiT "PATNTIJIIS. THOMAS MrilUAY.
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Hlh nml Ilnrney Ht. H-3'71-20
WANTin , riusT-rr.ASH HOI.I'-ITOISS. TIIOHIJ
Imvlnit hail i-xpcrlNiro linmlllrti ; p" ni'um KOIIUS
preferred , opportunity ti > ninko frmn JJ , W to
JW.OO per vvci'lc Apply In lhi > fori-iUMin. p. * U.
llciml , room , 213 S. r.th trp t. II MJ33 22
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTii > 7 WOUKINO IIOl'MRKIJUPKIl IN
wlclowrr'a family. Ilex 373 , K earney ,
jiouBnKilpfH : : : , iiisi'ONHtnLi : : ; OKWNAIIY
housuwork , no oliji-ctlon to young clilH : Bond
home , Aildrt-iH _ ! V > , Hi-e. _ C 3o7-.il *
LADY WANTIJI ) ; BALAIIY AND lIXPUNrtttS.
pleasant cmiiloyment. lliovvn Ilrus. O ) . . unity
ClileiiKn. C-il..7li SI'
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FOB. BENT HOUSES.
FOU IICNT. GOOD DHTACHIID NINK-KOOM
houne , 2C21 Cnpltol nvcnuc. 11. II. Ilobl on ,
room 7 , Commercial Nnllonal. D a Q
ua-iv. a. TUJU-LUTON.
TENTS roil ilUNT 1311 PAItNAM ST.D531
D-531
CI.KAN. COMFOHTAIILn , CONVfiNIKNT ,
modeiate rentals , best .1 anil 4-ronm suites for
lioucokeepers nn y. Kefercnce.i lequlred. AIio
6-loorn gullo In tincmunt. 811 ! 8. 2Zd utrcct.
I ) 550
VI3HY P1NP 7-IIOOM COTTAOn AT IIP.-
duced piSci ? ; cnll at once , FldtJHy Tiust Com
pany , 17P2 Knmim slicct. D 1H
FOIl ItliNT WANTUD , OOOO
priced houBeu. List > our houses for rent
with Amen. D M5'
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JIODKIIN TEN WXm IIOIJSH AND HAIIN.
also cottnKe and Imrn , cheap. Hental agency ,
310 N. Y. Life. _ D-740
1225 PllAl-r ST. , IN GOOD Hin'AIH. JS.OO.
3S13 Howard at , 1-room roltage , as Bood a
new , J10.0U.
3401 JacUnon Rt. , a flno modern cottage , 6
rooms , nearly new. nnlv 122.00.
B. E. cor. Kth and Wllllamc. a 1-room house
with barn. InfKO ynnl. fruit trees , berries ,
etc. , paved st , only J2'i.OO.
One of those beautiful LaFnyctte Place hou ea
cheap to rlcht party.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Parnam Rt.D .
D SS4
pen HUNT. DEaniAiiLn mviiUNO3 : IN
nil parts of city. K , II. Slieafo 132 1'axton Mt. !
D-018A6
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ton nnNT , jionnnN IO-IIOOM T.'LAT , CKN-
trally locnted , will readily till with roomers.
E. II. Sheafe , .J2 1'nxton blk. D S13A6
FOU IinNT , MOST DUHIUAHia UHHIDUNCC.
Z513 rarnnm. II. C. 1'attcrson , ItninBtf blk.
IO-HOOM IIOUHU , MODI3HN CONViNIiNCES.
C21 South 13tli street. P 209.20 *
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SIOUSKS , P. 1C. DA11LINO. 11AHKI2H 11LOC1C.
1) 073
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HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF Tilt : C1TV. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1503 Farn.im. D 076
6-nooM COTTAGE'S ] MODEIIN , CIIOICK IN
Stanfoid Circle. U. 8. ElRUtter , Ml lira hid ? .
D-C77
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RENTAL AGENCY , 607 UIIOWN 11LOCIC.
_ _ _ _ IJ-078
KELKENNY&CO. , n. 1 , CONTINENTAL IILIC
pr3 ;
E 7-UOOM COUNER FLAT AT 701 8. 1CTII
Blrect ; ranRo and all other convenience. Gmrse
Clotiser , room 2 , 1C23 Fainam street. D 350
( ROOM IIOUSE NEAR HIOH SCHOOL , J20.W
per month. Enquire 2C16 Capitol u\e.
D-310-21 *
)22.00 , NICE 7-UOOM RESIDENCE. Pl'LL LOT ,
barn , bath , etc. No. 2217 Spiuco St. .
Jiri.OO , ramo without barn , No. ilil N. 23th st.
(10.00 , live-Mom Hat. No. 1411 , N. 21th st.
C. A. Stan , 513 N. Y. Life building.D
D 3553
HOUSE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ,
will take rent In board ; 9IJ N. Y. Life bldK.
D-3G2-21 *
HOUSES POR RENT. IIIOKH , 3' ' N. Y. LIFE.
D M3TO 24
FOR IlKNT AIJCHI8T 1ST , FLAT NO. C16 S.
17th St. All modern ImpioM'iucntx ; water
n-nt paid. MI2 Farnam St. D-375--2C *
FOR RENT. EXCELLENT SIUDERN HOPSE ,
6 rooms , JH.W ; 2H2 ! Keumvl , Innuhe 2 < P )
n--M37i ! 22 *
FOR BENT FUKN1SHEU BOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. C2U 3. MTH STREET.
K-MSW JyS *
VERY NICE ROOMS. 17.M DAVENPORT.
E-283-30-
YOUNO MEN'S HOME ; NICELY Fl RN1SHED
lirge. airy loom * for > OUIIR men only nt
Ilerlln Kitchen. 122 N. ICth Htreet. Library and
music room ; ttiriiu reasonable. E ! 5S 22 *
FURNISHED ROOM. 2017 HARNEY
_ _ H MJ01 13 *
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FOR RENT. 3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for houscKcepIng ; CI3 8 , ICth 3.1 lUxir.
K-J61-23 *
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOl'SEIvEEPING
and front slcojilngnioni. . 1Q11 Himaid.M370
E -M370 27 *
ITIIINISHED HOOM3 AND BOARD.
vbi'Na woMn.vs IIOMI : . PNM : iiCAitn ar
\Vonicn'o ClirlKlinn nssoclntlon. HI H. Kill nt.
IM <
HOO11U AND I1OAHD. 2113 CAPITOL AVP.NUU.
F-603 23 *
' IIOO5IB WITH 11OAIID. 21M lIAHNnv !
-IM-A12 * _
NICKLY KUitNiBiiiTn HOOMS AND"FIHST
elms boanl. 1721 PoilEO. F 215
Ninn.Y i-'fiixisiinn FRONT HOOM WITH
Imault coolrHl ami ino l iU.Hhahlo location in
Oinnhn ; NV corner 15th und I.cavonvvortli ,
Jlocoiii honicutead. K M.76 21 *
*
WANTUD. roM pnrnNT LADY TO TATCR
dlnlui ; room and kitchen with 5 titendy hoaid-
CIH. Cull at 1C)3 ) Huvvnid Btrcnt , M lh ir
P 813 21 *
ROOMS , M'lTII ItOAHD. ISll ClTlC'ArtO RT
! M3vl AM *
TJNFUBNISHED BOOMS FOB BENT
i NicifnooM 8 ; WATER. cos Nr
O-20S-AU *
FOB BENT STOBES"
CORNER SALOON. > : i DOUQLA8. IKQUIRR
to. I-MS53
TOR IlKNT , THE 4-STORY 11RICIC IHHLDINO.
IK Farnam mrr t. The bulldlnK Ins a tire-
proof cemrnt bnsement , complete cteum heat
Inr Dxturvtcr on all lloori. gas , etc. Apply -
ply nt the oflloa of the Hee. I HO
KOR RENT. h.VROH UESIRAIILU 81OIIE
room and l srment. J021 rarpain utreet. Iw
rent to Eooil parly. Inquire S03 N. Y. Lift * .
_ I-M323 S <
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AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS TO BUM. TO r.MlMERB
In Ncbrask * . They all want It ; no book can-
vanltur : blK money maker. Addreis 2707 Q
Hreul. South. Onmlrn. J
AQKNT8 , ALWAYS HOMETHINO NEW AND
bent ell r In Indies' xoods. Write to > lny , It
will pay you. Iadic ' tiupply Co. . 311S Purest
avenuo. Chlcogo. J
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTUU TO IlKNT , SIX-ROOM COTTAOB
with city water and hath , near bunlnau portion
tion of city. AJdrcu 1' 66 , lire olilce.
K-35S-i *
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WANTED TO HBNT WANT TO LEASK FOR
term of yean tenement block or number ot
dwelling * centrally located. AdJreM P. O.
Dot W. K-J73
STOBAOE.
BTORAaB. WILLIAMS & CROS3.UH HARNBY.
OM.VAN&STORAOi : CO..I5W DODOB. TEL. 1SW.
MM1
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8TORAC1B POR HOPSKHOI.D OOODSj Ct.B.VN
and cheat' rate. R. Welli , 1111 Farnam.
M-W7
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WANTED TO BUY ]
BECOND-HAND PURN1TURB , J20 8. 13TH 8T.
N-6M
_ _ _
HiailEMT PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , ttovo , etc. I. Uruwell , 710-713 N. Kth
N-S31
WANTED. TO 1NVESV JS ' "V.OO IN HOME
hiiiOnPM whlrli I shall hnvo ' 4 Intercut or nil.
Must hnr tlio closest examination , 8tnto full
pnrtlrulnrn Ilr t by letter. P 55 , care lies ,
_ 0mnhn. Neb. N-MI85J3
CASH PAID TOR MEIirHANDISB STOCKS IF
sold at a Ion price. Addtcss P 33 , lire.
N-M23721 *
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IIEST FOR THE MONEY.HAVANA FRECKLK3.
N M207 A19
WILL OIVK Mf ON THE DOLLAR FOR RTOCIC
of dry Roods or Kenernl milvv , from JMfl.W to
r > .l > ' .W. In K * > d tonn ; will take all fixtures
In store ; payable ciih. Write the ( 'n h Store ,
Trenton Neb. NM8I 21 *
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MIS3 YOUR
moniy. Low prices on furniture & household
eoods. BntcrpHie Cndlt Co. , CI3-O5 N. BUit
0-337
FOB SALE HOBSES.WAOONSETC
111 . I1PY.4 AN EXf'P.LLENT FAMILY HORSE ,
harm sd and phaeton. Address P M. I top.
P-3W 10 *
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE , FIRST MORTGAGES , GUARANteed -
teed 8 per cent , sums of I3GO.OO to $1,000 00.
Why take 4 per cent when you can cet 8 ?
Ames , IC17 Fnrrmm. Q M33I
IC'E POR fiALF. IN CAR LOTS , GILBERT
Ilioii. , Council Bluffs. Q M5S3 J)23
ICE FOIl SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROAD
out of Omaha nnd Council IHurf * . Lamoreiux
Uroa. , COO 80. ICth. Omaha. Q-332-A17
JERSEY COW ; PRESH. RICH MILKER ; A
great pet ; \cry handsome. Addicss P 57 , llee.
Jl *
Q-M3S2
FRESH 1IOLSTEIN COW. EXTRA LARGE
milker ; kind and Rcntte. Addrcsn P 0.1 llec.
Q-M3S2 SI *
MISCELLANEOUS.
FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MEN
only. Dr. Scarles & Scailes , 1I1G Fninam st.
R-131-A10
CLAIP.VOYANTS.
CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN DK
consulted on business , marriage , divorces and
all family affairs ; the future plainly luvcaled.
lovers united , troubles healed .names of
filends and enemies ; also the. one you will
marry. Hours from 9 n. in. to 9 p m. Sun
day , 9 to 5. 1C17 ChlciiRo street. S 109.21 *
MRS. im.MI. WARREN. CLAHIVOYANT. RE-
llablc business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 10.
s csu
THE WHITE QUEEN. CLAIRVOYANT ,
prophetess and trance medium lias just arilvcd
from Den\er nnd ha Inoatrd for n fortnight at
tliu Pullman house , 1310 Dodse street , parlors
2 , 3 and 4. This lady Is the me Hum that
locatrd eo many mlncx In Colotndo and \\ho
received sa many favorable notices In the
public press. The queen Is Klfted with bccond
slKhl , a natuinl bom clairvoyant , a true
Chilstlan HClenllst ; heals nil manner of dis
eases. The sick and euffcrliiR are ontnitcd to
come. All niu welcome. Your life truly ro-
venled. This lady has traveled from const to
con t nnd hai given entire Kallafnctlon where -
e > er R'.IO ha been , and onu visit to her will
convince the moat skeptical. All truth seekers
an1 Implored to come , nnd skeptics are wel
come. Come early nnd be convinced. You
m.i > never Imvu buch nn opportunity again.
I'rlci-H reasonable. SittlnKS by trull. JI.OO.
Hums. 9 to 13 H. in. , 1 f > 7 p. m . Parlors
2. 3 nnd 4 , rullman houuo , 1310 Dodge street.
S-M2C1 31 *
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH. 602 8. 13TH. 2D FLOOR
room 3. Mnssigenpor , alcohol , steam , rnl-
phiitlno and s a baths. T M2S1 21 *
MME."ANN.V"OF cmcAOo CIIVHS ALCOHOL
baths and nmasagc. 303 N. loth , room 1.1.
T M27I 21 *
PEBSONAL.
LADIES' AMRER JEWELRY TO ORDER ;
also ieporlnB.,13 H.Klh utreet. U M150
CREAM oiOVHIPPINO , COTTAGE
Wateiloo creumery , 1C13 Hov'ard ; tel 1332.
U Mllinll
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WHKN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. j !
Muller's new Ice cream pailoia , 2SOJ Leaven-
worth street ; everything Is nuw. Including tin
building. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered.
U M2B
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MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELKCTRO-TIIER
nml baths. Scalp and ha'r treatment , mincurc& !
chiropodist. Mrs Post , 31'Jli 8 15th , Wlthnfll blk.
MASSAaEiIADAME UERNARD. 1U9 DODGE.
U MM7 M *
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HALDUPF-
A pleasant nnd convenient place. 1&21
Fnrnnm street , Paxton block ; 'phone 711.
U-M33S
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SAML 11U11N8 INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS
new ntt loom nt any time. 1313 Fainnm.
U 478 Jy
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DR. MAXWELL. SPECIALIST , OF 1NTKRNA.
tloiul kanllarluin. removed to lOt I'axton block.
Tel. 1527.
VIAVI HOMR TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
llrnlth book und c"n iiltnlon ; fu-o. Addrem or
call Vlavl Co. , 34G Ileo bldg. I idy attendant.
UM
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ISCHAUELL'S SHAMPOO , VAPOR AND HOT
Air machine for steaming ladles' faces and
brads , cures dandiuff und headache. 1522 Doug
las treet. U-MUI 83
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DIt. W. ROSS MAUYlN. 132i FAllN A M ST. :
houra from H to 1 , 3 to 6 , 7 to 8. Tel. 1S1D.
_ _ _ U-9M A5
UNION RRANIV-OP.NniNE. WHOLE WHEAT
Hour. Whenlel New brenkf.ist fcwd. Ncal &
Conuul , Wholesale AfenU , Omnhn.
_ U-2S5-A15 *
U KVERYTHINO ALL RIGHT. 8 ,
U-M30J 27
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TRY" HAVANA FRECKLES , A 1W SMOIvE.
_ I'-Mili A19
WHOLU WHBAT HHKAO PROM PNROLTED
Hour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , V17 N. ICth st.
U-2IJ-A-19
MONEY TO LOAN BEAli ESTATE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. S3.000 & upward * . 5 to 6ij per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnnm Smith & Co. , 1JJJ I'nrnam.
W-C93
_ _ _ _ _
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Uivli Co. . IMS Farnam t. W 69i
LOAN8-W. Q. TKMprUTON. I'AXTON RLK.
W M79I Jl
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED" OMAHA
real tiut * . llrtnnaa. Lov A l a. I'm ton blk.
MONEY TO LOAN BEAL ESTATE
Continued ,
_ " _ _
MONEY TO I.OAN"AT ho\VK8T RATES ON
lmpro\e < l nnd unimproved Omaha renl cslnt .
1 to E year * . Fidelity Tr-tt Co. , 1701
ANTHONY'LOAN . TRUST co . 3 N Y. LIKE
loans at low rules for choice security on Ne
braska and Iowa far " or Omaha city property.
UNITED BTATElTMOIlfoAaE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital tZ.OW 009. Surplus JOW.OOO. Sub.
mil choice lonns lo F. 8. Pusey , agent. First
National bntilc building. _ W-701 _
LI > E" INSURANCE POMOIES LOANED ON
or boueht. F. C. Chesney , Kansas CHy. Mo.
CITY I.OAN8 , LAROtr"LOA"N3 ON cTNTRA"L
business iiibiterty ; b per cent. C. A. Starr ,
61S N. Y. Lltn bunding. _ W-M151
MONEY TO IXMN ON CITY AND FARM
property , Amt . 1C17 Farnam street.
_ VM581
OMAHA"IJAN A TRUST co.7 T5TH AND
Douglas utrects , loan money on city nnd farm
property nMo > vestn\lcsjof jnlejfe > _ " T-'i.
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L67NB "WANTBb. J. N. FRBNZER. OPPr l'.O.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DolJOLAS.
Improved mid unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1703 Pnrnain tit. \S-69I
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd Nebraska farms at from C to 7 per cent.
W. It. Mtlklc , First Nat.onal bank building.
\ > 635
LOANS. B. irillBAFE , 432 ' '
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL
srty. Harvlii Loan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUHNL
lure , pianos , horfcs. wngons , or any Kind of
chattel secuilty. at lowest poislblu rates , which
> ou cnn pay back nl any time , and m any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
block. XJ
room 4 , Wlthnell _ _ _
ATE. HARIlisTROOM
SHORT TIME LOANS. 431 I'AXT
J. 1J. HADD6CKT"RO"6M 427. RAMGE 1 > LOCK.
_ _ _ _ _ _ " _ _
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
hortis , wagons , etc. . nt lowest rates n city ,
ho reiuovnl of ; ood. ; strictly conlldcntlal ; you
can pay the loan off ut any time or In any
amounts.
HORTGAOP. LOAN CO. .
80 South IClh ftrect.
FOR SHORT TIME LOANS APPLY AT ROOM
No. E.2I I'axton block. X fi9JJ
_
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATEL
security. Address P. O. Ilex 792. _ j72
r\
A Room Without
a Roomer's
LIKE A
Home Without
a Mother.
THE BEE finds roomers for rooms , and it finds
rooms for roomers. Plenty of room on this page
for your room ad. "Wants made known cheap.
\J
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED , TO RUY AN INTEREST IN A
good paying business that will bear Investiga
tion ; also money to loan. Address P .1C Hee
Y M22C 21 *
IF YOU WANT TO 11UY. SELL OR EXCHANGE
merchandise , get In or out of business , call
on or address the National Information and
Exchange Co. . 203 First National bank. Omaha.
_ Neb. Y M030-J26
SHERIFF'S SALE. THE TANGKMAN &
boils' llourlng mill , near Tnlmage. Neb. , will
be Bold at sheriffs sale July 30 , 1SQI ; capacity ,
80 bbls. For further particulars , address
George Selnur , Talmage , Neb. Y M110 24
PHOTO > .RAiTmirwmT"cOMrLETE OUTOTr
wants to correspond with owner of suitable
loom or building In town of EOO or more , wheie
there Is no other gallery. Address I1 23 Ree
_ ollice. Y 150 21 *
FOR SALE , GROCERY STORE ; GOOD , cTnAN
Block , locnted on the best ulrcet In the city ;
will Invoice at about Jl.SOtf.UO ; v.111 sell for
cash only ; good I canon for eelllnx. Address
P 2 ? . llee. Y-M1M A13 *
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE , MY LIVERY
fctock. Will cell or rent building. John
Ponnny , Council muffs. Y M102 23
POR SALE , A110UT Jl.000.00 STOCK. CON-
slstlng of Jewelry , ullvernnre , clocks , hooks
nnd utatloneiy , wall piper and picture mold
ing ; will tell nt it b.irunln If sold BOOH. Ad-
dieaa Ilex H. Horton. Kan. Y MJ47 24 *
S.MOKE HAVANA KUL'CKI.BB. A 10O CIGAR.
Y-MS67 A1J
SUCCEKSFPL hf'ECPLATION OPEN TO ALL.
try our B > inlliatc xyMem of Hpeculitlon , In-
eiciiso youi Income ; Information frr < - ; sen < l
for clirulnr. Thompson . i Derr Co. , 3S Wall
trfet , No\v YuiK. Inrorporateil under the inwa
of slnto of New York ; capital , $100,00000.
V 383 22
PARTIES WISHING TO LOCATE PEltMA-
m-ntly nnd help t build n new town In the
mountain irglon , write us. J. Menech & Co. ,
Illuku , Utah. Y M347 21 *
FOB EXCHANGE.
DARGAINS IN HOME3TRADU.SALE,1W.-
Z-S41
IMPROVED OMAHA RUSINESS LOT. HESS
denco lots , nnd Iowa farm ; will exchange all
or any part for merchandise or Nebraska land ;
will make liberal deal. Owner , P. O. Rex t > 5l.
ia 234 2J *
FOR SALE , 11.000.00 BTOCIC OF GENERAL
merchandise , nil staples , for Jim.OD cash. He
quirk. W. C. Ritchie , Prude' Neb. H MJDJ 21
FOR TRADE , FOR OMAHA IMPROVED PROP -
eitles worth Jl.MO.OO tc10.000 d ) , good farm
lands In thht stale ; will oBjuine rcniinublo In-
rumbinncu. What have jou got ? Ames , HU7
rauuin stieet. Z M317
POR SALE OR TRADE , A GOOD. SOUND
hor.su , with buggy und Imriicsu. Address P 51
lire. /-M3I2SO *
A'IO-CIINTER Foiric. HAVAN FRTCKLES !
Z M337 A1 ! )
FOR EXCHANGE. 170 ACRES FINEST REl7.
wood In California , land suitable for fruit. E.
H Kunborn , South Omaha , Nrb. / Mi * } i'2 *
POR EXCHANGE , RESIDENC'E PI PliRTY
and linpruved faun for Jl.WO.W to J3.i ) DO
stock general menhandUe , Ilex 33 North
Loup , Neb. tfsi ; ; ; jj.
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
FARM LAND , C F. HARRISON , > 13 N Y LIFE.
It E-tUJIy27 *
POR BALD. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAQB ; CEL.
lar. rlstern. city water ; cor , JJth und Sahler ;
tlM.OOi long time. Enquire Hit Farnam !
bam'l liurni. RE M5I3
I1ARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND 'pARilS.
lalo or trade , F. K. Darling- , Darker blk ,
U E-708
2M ACRES 11 MILES FROM OMAHA , 100 AS
level as n lloor , produces bO bushels corn to the
acre , HO nn acre ; { 3,000 cash , li.il. C iior cent.
& > euis. C. F. Harrison. 813 N , Y. Life , Omaha ,
R E 337-21 *
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TOR SALE. KM MILES FROM OMAHA. 430
acres well Improved ; 160 acres In hay , 170 In
com nnd oals , balance In timber. Will sell
for II' ' ) an acre on easy terms. It will pay tu
Investigate this. Ames , 1017 Parnam.
- RB-M31 * .
SNAP SMOOTH. RICH OARDBN LAND FIVK
miles from postoille , 1100 per acre ; might taWa
name trade. 910 N Y. U tldg ,
R B-m-All
I1UY LAND UNDER TUB ELKHORN IRIH-
entlon company' * ditch whlla It l cheap : e.iiy
terms , 44 acres make n good farm , no waiting
for It to lain , crap vure. This la excellent
farm land ; 3 crops will pay out. Addreis C ,
SdUh. O'Neill. Neb. RE--M38J 23
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
CoiiliiiuilT
SOME CHEAP LOTS.
A nn W-fu lot nt MJrd and Plnkncy streets ,
nt J20')01. '
M ft , prnde , 3rd [ ohIt * Francis rtreets , nt
J1M.W.
K ft on Mill , near TVvtiyis itreet , cnst front ,
only JCOO.W. t1
Enst front . . . . . ? 7th. nsw. Woolworth.treM _ , etc. ,
a very line lot for hairvnine. fl,0 > M.M. (
A must deslrnbio , rrj9ldence , W-It. lot , on
Georgia avenue , neir I'Jillllc iitrwt , for $2.101 Of
We have houses nt frmn HMO1) lo I10.W.W nt
Krently reilucetl prlce j-mid on terms th.il will
require little larh. lleforn Mijlim , selling or ex
changing , ht < nuro nnilir > Mith
Fidelity Tiust conipani , ,1703 Fainam street.
LL _ ! ! ! R1'M
I1AROAIN A PINE lji-At'Hi : FARM. 73 MILR8
from Omaha , for IS.Omlfrvj tym.m cn h , b lanci >
In 5 years. C. R. Iloatilght. 3JI N. Y. Life
RE-M321 A17
POR SALE. CHOICE SECTION LAND NEAR
Lexington. DnwiMin rotinly. No liner land In
_ the state. Ames , 1C17 Farnam. UB M3
l Onl
RE-842
FOR SALE , 4) , M OR 100 ACRES JOINS PLOI1-
enco. Hplendld land for Investment. Only 15)
an ncre. Ames , 1017 Fnrnnm street.
street.RBM31 !
8APNDER8 .1 HI.MEIIAt'OlPS
HlKhlnnd Pnik.
JI50CO per Ipt. HOW cash. J3.00 n month , no
Interest. Onmh.i Real Estate A Trust C i. . rnnin
4 , llee hldg. Hi-M3W ( 2
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM P1PB FACTORY ; OLD
pipes made new. C13 8 , ICth. M 131
R. L. CARTER METAL CORNICE SKY-
llghls , emoko stacks , fuumccs. 1017 Howard st.
426
DAMAGED MIRRORS RE8ILVERED , 713 N. Id.
8'J8 AS
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office to 209 So. ICth , Drown blk. MII3
1 > . L. FORGAN. ill H. 17TH 8RTEET , INspects -
spects nnd icpoits on farms , city property , etc.
References. M29I 22 *
OPTICIA'NS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS :
J. F. Ponder , manager , scientific examlm-
tlon of the eyis free , 221 8 16th street. ComI
Nnt'l Ilk Rldg. , In Klntler's drug store
818-A2 *
THE ALOE A PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC OP-
tlclans , 1108 Pnrnnm st. , opposite I'axton hotel.
Eyes examined free. 717
EYES TESTED FREE I1Y A PRACTICAL OP-
tlclan. We guarantee tu lit the eyes perfectly ,
to your entire satisfaction or money refunded.
A. MANDKLHURO ,
Jeweler and optician , northeast corner Six
teenth nnd Fninam streets. SC3
BICYCLHS.
IJICYCLES. NEW AND OLD. $20 TO $125 ;
easy payments : we rent and repair. Omaha
Bicycle Co. , 007 N. ICth street. Tel 129.
RICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repaired. C.
R. Hcnin , locksmith , 311 N. 16th street. 920A6
NEW WARWICK , 1S94 PATTERN. STRICICLY
high grade , adjustable handle and rear brake ,
on no other.Vheel. Inquire Omaha Coal , Coke
& Lime Co. , ICth nnd Douglas st. 139 A10
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
II. K. HURKKT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer. 1C1S Chicago. Tel. SO. 709
SWANSON & VALIEN , "UNDERTAKERS AND
embaljiieis , 1701 Cumlnt ; st , , telephone , ICoO.
823
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1117 Farnam street. Telephone 225.
HEAFKY & HEAFEY , 213 8. 14TH ST. TEL.
265 ; also 21th and N. . fit * . . 80. Omaha. M437
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENI1ECK. I1ANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California street. 914
FOR HAROAINS IN 1'IANOS AND ORGANS ;
easy payments ; Instrifmynts rented ; rents apply
on pui chase. A. Hpspe. jr. MS55
" "
MR3.JESSrB""RROWN-CllOMMETT. THE ONLY
post graduate of Emerson College of Oiatory.
lloston. In Omaha who teaches elocution and
physical culture. Ware building , Omaha.
1 i 211-A13
HAY AND GRAIN.
HALED HAY FOR SALIli THE STANDARD
Cattle company. Allies' Nek , have 2,000 ton *
of good bnrn-aturcd bay for sale. All orders
filled promptly. T Q 633
BUY YOUR HAY I1Y CAR Oil TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder , 151J Ruit St. , tel. 1107.
833-35
NEHRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY.
grain and mill stuff. We arc always on the
market to buy or Bell. 1518 Wcbater St. 153
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
regularly every Saturday from New York for
Londonderry nnd Glasgow. ClreassH , July
28 , 2 p. tn. ; Kthlopln , August II , 2 p. m , ; Fur-
nessla , August 18 , 7:30 : n in , Anchoria. Aug
ust 25 , noon. Saloon , second class and steerage
Blnglo or round trip tlcketH from New York or
Cnlcngo nt reduced rates to the principal
Scotch , English , Irish and all continental
points. For money oidcrs , drafts , outward or
prepaid tickets npply to any of our local agents
or to Henderson Ilros. , Chicago.
HOTELS !
THE MIDLAND HOTEU
.Corner ICth and Chicago streets ; coolest
hotel In Omaha ; new building , new furniture ,
electric bells , bath , etenm heat. American
plan , Jl.W to $2.00 per day ; European plan , 60s
lo $1.00 per day , M. J. Franck , proprietor.
838
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day ur week ,
10S-A9 *
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS I SOUGHT , SOLD , EXchanged -
changed , rented nnd repaired. Typewriter and
cilice supplies. Typewriters rented at St per
month. The Omaha Tjpewrlter Exchange , BUC-
cessois to the typewriting department of the
Megenth Stationary Co. , 214 South Thlitcenth
etieet. Tel. 1301. 890
SEE TUB NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITER ]
The Omaha T > pew liter Exchange , tel. 1M1 ,
No. 211 8. 13th st. 931
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WOLF DROS. & CO. . MANUFACTURERS OF
awnlngu , tents , flags , wngrn , hay , stock covers ,
tarpaulins , bannera , streamers. 70J-70J s. IGth
tlioet. Tel. COI. Tenta for rent. M3SC
WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT , TAKE A
vacation and rest yournelf ? The Ornnlia Tent
nnd Awning Co. have tents of all kinds that
they lent cheap. 1311 Fainam st. SS2-A17
GRINDING.
SCISSORS , LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS , ETC. ,
ground. Mclclilor llios. , 1119 Parnam street.
street.SOS
SOS
RAZORS. SHEARS , CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW -
era. etc. A. 1 , . Underland , 100 N. UUi. 17. !
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
Btoiage batteiles recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Wctlls , > 'C17 ' and C1U S. ICtli at.
> . ' 33.
ELECTRICAL ENGIN'riBllis AND CONTRACTors -
ors for electric light allil motor plants nnd all
kinds of electrical coimmulon. Western Elec *
trie Supply Co. , 418 avdt iV 8 , 15th bt. 897
JOB PRINTING.
QUICK PRINTERS. KJUMlTR A CHANDLER ,
1121 Farnum und 307-f".S. 12th. Phone 1C50.
Mall orders get quick 'iiijilon. H9A4
REED JO11 PlllNTINOjCO. FINE PIUNTINO
ot all kinds. 17th strfcLllee bullJInf.
MI90
STENOORAPHERB.
C. A. POTTKR. C20 V.Y , , LIFE I1UILDINO.
does all kinds ot .sleripgrnphla work , law
cases , depositions , clnincery ftork , copying ,
etc. , at reasonable ill let-Si Call and see tli-
Duplex typewriter : wrlen | two lettcra ut or3
and the same time ; ' itba { uilcst typewriter '
the world. V. , MJU All
" ' "
HORSEs"5bEiNO.
MRS. THOMAS MALONEY , 812 N , 1CTII ST.
B. U. HURT , HORSiSHOBR. 3HN. ICTIl
S03-AB
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN 8ANTB SCHOOL OF RIloTmiAND , SU
N. Y , Life , Omaha , A k for circular. 710
LKARN PRACTICAL I1U8INES3 & SHORT-
hand. Roose'a Omatu llu . Col. , 10th & . Fnrnnm.
213.A13
LOST.
LOST-LADY'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF AT
Uourtland beach last Sunday , reward will bo
paid for return to 1823 'Corby itreet.
Ixnt350 20 *
UPHOLSTERING.
cAiiiNirr MATTRFHS WORKS ,
W. II. Hell , R. A. McBuchron , I'M Leu veil worth.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
_ _
HAMILTON RRoisT tUNimAt7 : CONTRA"cT
nrs nnd ! mlMor. cnrpmter NViiik. brick U > lng
jvndjdanterimc. 411 8. Hth t. Tel. 1179. MMi
C. E. MOlflttLL. CARPKNTER. OPPICB AND
tore futures a irtclnlty. 1511 Capitol HVP.
HA11NES3.
ilAHNrclT Wllll'iJj NITS7 ! iTC. : mPAIHtNO :
n ppfi.lnlly , 113 N. 15th nt. ! _
airr MY plifna : itnpoiin YOP IIPY A HAHn -
n s . AiiKiut Uuluif , ill S , 16th street.
M-116 AW
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXiniMtMY AND WHS. BHNt > POll ( . 'ATA-
louue. OcorKo U llrown , Jr , & Co . 709 S 16th.
DANCING.
POll PlllVATU LiS. : ONH. STACII ! Oil
society dance : ) , call on Mimiid , 1510 Homey ,
or 900 DiHliic street ; terms i insatiable.
MJCI A7
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY , ELOCUTION , PHYSICAL CULT-
ui . Emerson method. Summer pupils re-
colvid. Room 9 , Commercial Nul'l bank.Mid
Mid
DENTISTS.
Oil. aiO. 8. NASON. UHNTI8T , SUITU 200
P.ixton block , ICtli ft l-'urnam sis. Tel. 712.
11637
Dll PAUL , DENTIST , 2020 11PRT 8T 335
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON IIIIOO.VHOl.P,3ALI2 UHALP.ItB In'
VI klnd of conl. Correspondence vollslted.
vs Pnrimtn slU'et. M4GC
PAWNBROKERS.
l-'llUD MOHLn , l17'j FAHNAM , JUWnLIU" .
H. MAIIOW1T2 LOANS JIONUY , SOS N. 16th St.
PLUMBERS.
I'lllJR PLUMIIINO OP IJVnilY KIND. O.v.-
tcum & hot water healing ; uuvvornfft. 313 B. It
J. J. UAN10AN. PLUMTilNO , STIIAM AND HOT
vvatrr heating. 2703 Ifavell'vortli 8t. 155
HAIRDRESSING.
MILLER , LADIES' HAIRDRESSINO , SHAMpoo -
pee hit" , steamlnc hair goods , 151.1 Douglas.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
WHITE'S IMPIX : > YMINT OPI.MCB , THE ONLY
placa to get help of all Kinds In the city.
154 All
Till : UEALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record July 20 ,
1891 :
AVARRANTY DEEDS.
New Knrland Loan nnd Trust c > mpany to
H D I'rice. lot 18. block 05 , Dinid-e Plnce $ 800
Same to sitne , lot 19 , block 111 Hinip . SOJ
B.imc to came , lot II , block 117. same . 800
Same to ame , lot 19 , block I' " , , name . 800
Same to fiune , lot U , bluck 117 , H.IIIIO . SOO
S.imo to same , lot 15 , block 113 , name . SO )
Same to same , H 41 feet lot 2 , block 101 ,
Omaha . 6,000
J E Mnikel to .1 E Damn , w " . lot 7 , block
3. Ileed'H 1st add . 2,700
Edmund llurki > and wife to Funk Hrnnden ,
lots 13 nnd 14 , block B , Kountzc Place. . . . 12,000
II E Gray ami wlfo to S O Cady , lot 1 ,
block 3 , Wise & P's add . CW
DEEDS.
G vr HolJrge ( trustpp ) to city of Omaha ,
part lots 1 nnd 2 , block 3 , Ciedll Foncler.
and pirt lot 5 , Mock CS , Omaha .
Sheriff to C L Saunders. n 112 feet lots 5
nnd G. block 20Vcxt Knd add . 4,916
Special master to J W Ilrock , lot 7 , block
, Lincoln Place . 1,100
Same to M G MyerH , lot 20 , block 98 , Dun
dee Place . . 40" >
Total amount of transfeis . . . $32.323
SEARLE3
& SEARLES
SPEG93USTS
Chronic
nervous
Private
AND
Special ,
Diseases
TREATMENT DMAIL. . LQN3ULTATIQN FREE.
Cotnrrh. All Olsoasos of the Nos3 ,
Throat. Choa1 , Stomach , Ulvor , Blood
Skin and Kldnoy Dlsonooa , Lost
Manhood and ALL PRIVATE DIS
EASES OF MEN ,
Cull on ur addrosn ,
Dr. Searles & Searles ,
s
Rplondld cnrntlro o nnt for Nervous or Slo !
lloailfichu , Itrr.in KxbniiEtlon , Hleti.Mu | _ ,
, I el l or fer.crtl NoiiralKlc ; alf.ofoKh < m
niutUni , Gout , KiJury Ii > ord > > ra , Acid Drs-
I > ei4ia. ] Ana > mifi , Antliloto for Alcoholic
nnd otlinr oicokww. 1'rlco , 10 , SaudCOcenta.
KllervoacouL
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1D1 S. Western Av nim. CHIOSGfV
For sale by all druggglsta , Omaha.
13URKAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
Bulldiiifr , OMAHA , Nob. Advice I
"Li-avta ICHIUACU , tlLtltLINillON Ac g.Anlvc3 |
_ Oinalm | Depot 10th und iluscin Sin. [ _ Omulia
4:45pm : Ciilt-.igo Vestibule 9.50.1R )
P : < Jiini ChlcaKO Cxpicis 4.25pm
7:02pm : Chlc.iKu and lovvu Loom Sounm :
UD.im. : ; > . . . . .Vaultla Junction Local. . . . . . 6:55 : m
"Le.ivei IlillALlNUTUN * c'MO. UlVIJH.ArrIver |
Omaha [ _ Depot 10th and Motion Bin. J _ Olimiia
10:15am : Denver Uxfircao 9:3jam : ,
I0:15am : Ueadwood Kxpresa 4:10pra :
4.WIHH Uenver nxpresa 4:10pm
ClMpin . .Nebrimlia Local ( except Hun. ) , . . 6:50pm :
t.15am..Lincoln I/jcal ( except tiumlay.ll:25um ) :
Leaves I K. C. . 8T. J. & C. 11. I Ai rives
Omaha ) Depot 10th and Maaon tile. I Omaha
SM3am Kannia City Day Kxprcsu & :55pm
8:45pm.IC. C Nluht llx. via U. 1' . Trana. 6iOam :
Leaves I CHICAQO , 11. I. & 1'ACIFIC. { Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot 10 111 & Mason Sts. I Omahiv
_ _ _ _ _ _
! 0Enm..AtllTntla Bxprest ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6:03pm :
C:26pm : . Night Express . 6:40 : < im
4:40pm..Clilcneo : Vcstlbuled Limited. . . , l:25pra :
HSIpm. : Oklahoma Exp. ( to C. M. ex Sun ) .
_ WEST. ,
C:3am.Oklahoma : & Tex a Bxp. ( ex Bun.H:3Jpm :
Coloinilo Limited. . . . . . . 4llpm ! )
Leaves UNION PACIPK' . lArrlvti
n Depot 10th. & Mason Bta | Onmtia
t:50am. : . . . Denver Uxnn-Hs 3 : opni
Zlpm : Overland Fl > ei C:2)pni : )
S:45pm.Ileatrlce : ft Klromab'g Kxex Sun ) 12-.30nm
C:40pm : Pacific lixprets 10B5ani :
JjjOpm. t-Kaat _ MaU.
.CHICAOO. MinriT TrVAtTIZTArn r
Omalia Unloji _ Depot lO th & Ma on Hta. ( Qnialu
* ( T35pm ChlcMRO Llmllcd il-lOain
Jl:10un. : . . Chicago ixpryn tex. Bun ) . . . Biiiiim
LeaveiT l'TT02 lu. VALuilT. Arrlvci
Oinnhu ] Depot 15th andWcbatcr _ Sti. _ J _ Omaha
( : OCnm Drndwood Uxprc BilOnm
:05am.Kr. : ( S t.Wyo. ) Ei.is. ( lion ) . BtlOpni
CiOOpm..Norfolk Kxpreaa ( ix ; , Sunday. ) . lO.lSum
_ 6:5C'pnr.s.i.Bt. : Paul Uxprms . . . . 3-i.ijn
"Leaves I CHICAGO & NOIlTHWn.ST'N lArrlvo"
OmnhalU r. Depot lOlh & Mnion StuJ Oinali *
ItiOSum ChlciiRO ixpicf3.r. . OilOpm
4:02pm Vpntlbulo Limited 9:24am :
6:3Cpm.Hx. : ( 8nt l.Chlc. Pau.ix. ( Man , ) . 9:23pm :
.Ho. Valley Ixicul , . , , , . . . .H > 30pm
Leaves I MI8SOUUI PACII-'IC fAnlve
OmahaJ _ P/pot 15th nnd Wcbiter StiL | jOmaha
9:00um : St. Louis I xpreHs 6:00jra :
930i ; > m Bt. 1,0ills Kxprcm 655pm ;
_ 6:10pm : Dally ( ex. Kun. } Nebniskn Local 9 lu-iin
=
Leaves I " " C. , HT. P. , M. A 0 | Arrlves
_ Omahai Depot 15th ami Webster Hta. | Omaha
" "
8 00am Bloux City Accom ( U . "Bun. ) . . HsOIpra
lOiOOain..Sioux City Accom ( Hun , Only. ) . . 8.03pm
12l5pm : .Bloux City Uxnreii * ( ix. Hun..ll(5um ) :
JlJOpmi.tji. : t , Poul _ J.lmlti'd . . . . . . . ijMTam
" " " "
Le5ves BIOUX CITY & lrA"dIl'lcr."TAirlvei"
OmahalU. I * . Depot Itrth & Muaon Hta.j Omaha
lCam : Sioux City Passeiuror lO.Wpm
_ : / , . . . . . . . . . . . I'aul Hxpreaj . .10:00ain :
UavesT HItJUX CITY A PACIFIC. TArrTv > 7"
OinaliaDeiOt | _ 15th and Webster Sts. I Omal'l
"
"b:30pm : Ht , Paul Limited
J.SCpm.i..Chlcafu : ( Limited. _ 1 j
. 'T 'MATlA & HT. IXJUIB | ArrU
.1,1 . LT. P Depot 10th A Mason Hts.1 Om
"
, , St. Cunuon UalL , , . , U:35pu >
t > titntni\ti.n. :
"Cadet Days , " by Contain Charles King ,
Is a f.iscltmUtiK mllllnr ) " novel for boys ,
It lays Its scenes nt West Point nnd a young
follow from the "wild nnd woolly" west U
licro of tlio story. Vlio book lo Illustrated
by ZoRlmum. Cloth , 2U ! JURCS , J1.25. Har
per & llrotliers , Nc\v York. Bold by Me-
Kcatli Stationery Company , Oinnhn.
"O.illery of Players" Is the mime ot a now
porlmlleal , the first number of which com
prises a choice album of Blnii ; > celebrities ,
containing as many ns twenty-two full p.tfW
portraits , besliles n ltr o number of minor
pictorials Illustrating the leading players
ns they appear In various roles upon the
stage. Tin * whole Is n unliiti | > publication
nml Is bound tovln the popular hc.irt. The
Illustrated American I'ubllsliltiK Company ,
5 nnd 7 Unsl Tenth Street , Now York.
1'rnctlcnl penmanship Is very Intelligently
treated In Prof. John Jnrltsiiu' * "Tho Theory
and Practice of IlandwrltltiK. " The tiuthor
prefers vertical strokes to the slopes In the
provallliiK system and shows Hint both from
the standpoint of legibility nnd hygiene It
Is superior. The Idea Is new In this coun
try , but In Germany nud some Utiropenn
countries Iho system has been adopted by
the government and Introduced In the
schools. Cloth. ICO pages. $1.25. William
IJoverly Harrison , New York.
A brilliant coterie of clover women In the
July Ladles' Home Journal discuss "What
" Frank U.
Comitltntes n Good Husband.
" ' " '
Stoekton gives two moro ot "Pomona's"
characteristic letters to her old "Uuilder
Grange" mlstrcsH und Mr , lion ell's literary
reminiscences under the title , "My Literary
Passions , " grows In Interest and charm.
Miss ScovlU'H paper on "Feeding n llaby In
Summer" will be found especially valuable
to mothers. The Curtis Publishing Com
pany. Philadelphia.
"Efforts Toward Clear Alms In Lduca-
tlon" arc discussed In the July Korum under
three distinct captions : "Hesenrrh the Vital
Spirit of Teaching. " by President O. S.
Hall ; "Tho Ideal Training of an American
Hoy. " by Thomas Davidson , and "Will the
Co-Kdticatcd Co-lMucale Their Children ?
by Prof. Martha K. Crow. A very able
contribution and ono of moro than ordinary
Interest Is Krcderlc Harrison's paper on
"Carl > le's Place In History. " K. II.
Coudert discusses "The- American Protec
tive Association. " and J. II. McMsmter
touches on "The Riotous Career of the
Know-Nothlngs. " The forum Publishing
Company. Union Square , New York.
"Kossuth In New Kngland. by Hon.
George S. Uoutelle , la n conspii'tioin af.lcle
appearing In the current number "f Pie Niw
Kngland Magazine. Mr. Houlwll w\s gov
ernor of Massachusetts nt the nxcltlu time
of Kossuth's visit and riw much ft Iho
i-rcat Hungarian. The a tlulo , hovvevf. Is
ilovoted mainly to a discussion of Kossuth <
alms and Ideas and .in iliempt f estimate
his place In history. "Tiio Life if the Lcn-
don Working Classes" U described by 'Vlll-
lam Clarke , the vmlno'it IJniill.sli soolalii'l.
Samuel C. Williams i-intrlbutes nn I'llercst-
Ing paper on "The HrEt Abolition Jou-nua. "
Warren f. Kollogs , 5 Park 3nuare , Huston.
The thin veil ot sup.'rileialis n Is tjjr.ad
In the story of t.conard Uond as told by Will-
lam Henry IJIshop n \ PouiiO of Cure. "
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u wife worthier far than he. The descrip
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by Rev. Dr. John Graham Hrooks of Cam
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Chester A. Hoed of lloston ; "The Significance
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"The Way of Our Letters , " by Octavln
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and Gray. The article In question Is very
learned nnd rich In Information on Uncle
Sam's wonderful system and dispatch In dis
posing of the millions of messages dally
dropped Into the mall box , Uudor Iho head ,
"Facts and Fallacies of Finance , " William
Pcnn , jr. , asks "Can We Demonetize Gold ? "
ad/anclng some very able arguments for
paper currency. William L. Sheppard fur
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Colors. " Other equally Interesting features
In abundant variety are presented. The
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Ex-Speaker Heed's discussion of "Tho
Present Administration of National Affairs , "
appearing In the July North American Re
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suffering under the yoke of its blundering
power. Superintendent Ilyrnos of the New
V'ork police department tells us "How to
Protect a City from Crime , " concluding that
educational and other Bteps tending toward
prevention are the most practical and ef
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Traynor , president of the American Protec
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of the 'A. P. A. ' " The North American
Review , 3 East Fourteenth Street , New
York.
Some beautiful portraits of fair women are
Interspersed with Mr. n. W. Sherwood's con
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Cosmopolitan. A rather Interesting nnd fan
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IB "Training a Ilutterlly , " by Mrs. P , M.
Goulco , drawings by Hamilton Gibson , In
"An Uncomiuered People" Elizabeth T.
Spring describes the Unique's of Spain. Gen
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to "Antarctica. " Vnldos1 "Origin of
Thought" M anils Its eccentric course another
peg forward nnd W , I ) . How ells' altrurlan
illbrouraes of "Selling and Giving of Din
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partment , signed by Lang , Sarcoy , Hoyeson ,
Znhgwcll and Miss llcppller. Tlio Cosmopol
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The Illustrated Nebrnskan comes to the
frnnt ns a model of western talent nnd en-
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ary sense de&prves rank with the more pre
tentious eastern periodicals , "June , the
Month ot Hoses , " Iho tltlo of Its frontispiece ,
Is an elegint phoioyravtire ro | resenting n bevy
of fair women ah.sorhcd In gathering roses.
Hon I. A. Fort contributes a paper on "Ne
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Savldgo enlightens the reader on "Modern
Christianity , " und Edmund E. Strode dis
cusses "Methods of Georgolsm. " A liberal
bprlnklliu ; of Illustrations brighten the pages ,
among them portraits of Hon. J , M. Thurs-
ton and H. M. Grlllln , the latter labeled us
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A pleasing Innovation In the July Quarterly
Illustrator In the Introduction of a serial
fctory adapted to the style and theme of the
Journal lUclf. It Is entitled " .Manila. " and
conies from the pen ot George Parsons La-
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The Hevlow of Ilevlews fires off its Fourth-
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west. Several pages In this number arc
given to letters from western men describing
western economic conditions and movements ,
this publicity being given to promote n bet
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the cast. Nebraska renders will be par
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description of the personality of their Junior
senator , William V. Allen , "a man who never
Kaw New York. " The writer regards Sena
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municipal legislative bodies Is the great ob
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that If It were madu possible for nny con
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"Footpt Ints of the Jesuits , " by Hon. H.
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