THE OMAHA DAILY BEEMONDAY , SEPTEMBER 17 , 1891.
EVERY TIME
YOU IXSEIIT A WANT AD
IK TUB KK IT IS PUB
LISHED ItOTIt SinilNIJfa
AND BVKN1NB. FOU ONE
1'ltica 17 WORDS 23c
Will find through The Boo
"Want Ads , " tenants dur
ing the winter who will
Jr AI PITMT .
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
NO , i COI.OHED COOK. FcsiAM : . Dnsinns
position. The Linden house , 11)22 Cumlng Ft.
A 107 17 *
riAchs rou BTUOKNTS TO BAHN HOAIID.
I > allpy & IjOwry'H BuslnDsa collcfie , Iloyd H
theater. A-Mtt 2J'
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( WANTED. I1Y A OOOn MILLINER. TO TAKR
clmige of work room ; can l/uy ami Bell , woukl
llko such a po Itlnn l > y Oct. 1. Addieii Mrs.
X. SlmmomK 623 Main street , Hotel Kenmore ,
Worcester. Maa . AMi II 18 *
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BinVINO IN TAMILina BY AN nXI'CKI.
onced dressmaker. Inferences Rlxen. Address -
dress X 6 , Hce. A MI13 17 *
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iADV BTENoaitAi'imn WANTS POSITION ,
JI7.00 per month ; icfercnccs. Addrcsi X S ,
Ue , A-S1HJ 17 _
WANTED. 1JY STENOGRAPHER , ITXPKni-
meed In Rcnernl nnicc "work , at present em
ployed. Address X 4. Hce. A MUG 17'
WANTED MALE HELP.
Bl'ECIALTY SAI.USMEN FOR IIKED'S LUMP
Jaw remedy ( endoised by D , B. Di-pt. Agricul
ture. Hureau ot Animal Industry , as d specific )
as i side line. Liberal terms ta right partlea.
Address Brothers & Heed , Ualvern. la.
S1
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WANTED , TRAVELING SALESMEN , HULEN
& Thompson , tailors , 1(12 l-'urnam street.
U 601 02
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WANTED. OOOD I3XPCRIENCCD ORGAN-
licr for lodfjo work. Address I , . J. Siilckcl-
mler , Pen. Manager , McCook. Neb. 1-3M IT
WANTED , FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED
fruit nnd produce traveling Mlwmnii. Ad
dress I1. O. Uox 1378. Denver , Cole ,
1I-M332 20
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SALESMEN WANTED. FOR THE CWEATKST
musical tnvcnllbn bt the age. Cnn make from
13.00 to $3.00 per day. Send 23 1-cent stumps
for garnplo o'nil fuir , particulars , J..N. Collier.
alrbiiry. NeD. _ b-M43IJ8
INTELLIGENT MEN AND WOMEN KVERY-
wherc lo take orders for Shepps's Nciv York
City , Illustrated ; Juit out ; marvelous produc
tion of the Ami-rlcnn metropolis ; profusely
Illustrated from original photographs taken by
nur < jwn nrtlata In places and slums ; liberal
Iprmi and descriptive circular fre on nupll-
riitlnn ; no capital required ; profits JliOO to
$17.00 dally ; 1C you want to mnke money f.ist ,
vvrlla HKl.iy. Addrcna Globe llible I'lilillshlnpr
( . , 3uS Dearljorn street , Chlcaco , III. , and
72J Chestnut street , Philadelphia. Pa.HMW4
H-MW4 17 *
WANTED FEMAIiE HELP.
\VAOTINO FIRST-CLASS CURLS
iipuly Scandinavian Y , L. Home. OIIIcc. 20 > N.
16th. C--1ICSS 23
WANTED , WE HAVE THE NICEST PLACE
In tnun for an extra good ctiolc ; two In family ;
Ji.W. Canadian OIIIcc , I'M FarnamC
C MHO 17 *
FOB. BENT HOUSES.
TENTS FOR RENT. U FARNAM BT.
U-TO B17
WANTED , GOOD MEDIUM PRICED IIOU8E3.
List your houses far rent with Ames *
D 733
HOUSES. P. 1C DARLING , BARKER ULOCK.
* M 734
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. P. Dnvls company , 1505 Farnain. D 735
KKLKENNY & CO. , R. 1. CONTINENTAL BL 7
D 7S6
CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND EXAMINE P1IO-
tograim of very line 7-room modern cottage on
paved street , cnc-linlf block from car line ; only
5K.M per month. Fidelity Trust Company. 170J
1'arnam st. . v D 1S9
B-ROOM HOUSE NEAR HIGH SCllQOL : ttO.OO.
Inquire. 8 < ? 18 Capitol aye. D361 19
roil RKNT. DESIIIAIILK 7-ROOM COTTAGE.
SHI Woplnrarlh n\e , J25.00 , Ulnswalt Bros. ,
Barker tilock. D US
I-OU RENT , CHEAPEST SIX-ROOSI COTTAGE
with bath In cjlr : only J15.00. 5033 California
street. D SI3CS
TOR RENT. E ROOMS , CM 3. mil STIIKKT7"
D-610 K26
S-ROOit HOUSE , INQUIRE nil DOUGLAS
street. U BIC7J
tjllOOMIIOUSES , MODERN AND CHEAP ,
C09 N. lith slreet. D M7I1
. . . . HKNT-TnN.liooM jiousr : , Nv. . con.
Karnnm and SOtliC ! . ; modem Improvements ;
1'y cias. : Turner , 3316 Karnam st. D 849
HOUSUS & STOlir-S. F.D.WEAD.IS i DOUGLAS ,
D S1S-30
FOU , IKNT. , TWO S-IIOOM , KLKOANT I1IIICK
Halfj all modem conveniences ; 1 block from
llth street motor ) $ UM. Comptroller's ofllce.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U 11130
TOUR sipotioosr TLATS. BATH , STHAM
heat , sultaWn for renting Ciirnlsli < sl rooms :
nna block from Wclwter street depot. 70J
Nuith Uth street. 1J 370-10 *
Kbit HKNTV Till ! 14-T1003I DWELI.INO
lunise corner IPlh and Leavcmvortn streets.
Milton Holers. i > SiiT-19
ton nnrTT , RLioANT IO-IIOOM TibirsS
reasonable. 2003 Hurt street. I > JH 'X'
TINE T-ROOM CORNER PLAT AT 70t S. 1CTI1
street , ranRe and nil other conveniences , W.
t1 Hnller , room BH , Paxton block. D 300
ISOOM HOUSE , 2 PER MO. ZK BKi :
D M393 il
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FOR RKNT. MODERN 9-HOOM 11OVSE. COR
lift mil and CHHS sts.V. . N. Nason , 611 N
_ _ 17th t. Telephone 1377. _ l-4 IS 17
VOR RKHT , KLKGANT RKSIDENC'K WITH
all modern cciiM-nlences , cheap. The ownei
vroultl wish to retain couple rooms. Address >
D WO Zl
iS. , HM COTTAGE NEAR 1IEMIS PARK
J , W. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1701 Fttiium.D .
D MJJJ
toOOMNEW HOUSE. OAK FINISH. MOO
rrii. KW Webster street. M3.00 ; call ut 1M !
Jllurney street. _ D-MVJ5 18
VOn RKNT. NEW TWELVE-ROOM HOUSE ,
ull modern cumvnlrnces ; cistern , city uater ,
well , Larn. Al'l'ly Wl a. JJrU street.
street.O50MS
O-50MS *
TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOHB.
FURNISHED hoOMfl TOR HOUSEKEEPING
for man and wire. Rent taken In Irani. JU
N lith street , E MMl
roic RKNT. NICRLY'EURNISHUU ROOMS ;
call at 2107 Douglas. K 7t-U
KABT FRONT KOOMS. UAVKNPOHT.
KI--E iwutatt norm PHONT ROOM , uain
anil heat Curnl.ihcd. SJJt ] lamer slrt-et
S n RNISIIED OR l-NFl'RN18HED ROOMS
moJsrn , cliean for tlio winter. SX Caw.
E-MIM 1S
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Ft ItNlSUED nOOMs7"25Jl DODGIi.
' il-JHSJ
FOB BENT 1TJBNISHED
Continued.
FURNIHIIED ROOMSr Sl'EAM HEAT , S21 4
N. ISlh street , Hat D. E M477 17 *
NICELY FrilNISHIID nOOMsl MODEItN ,
M05 St. Mary's n > omie. E J33 U *
ROOMS I-OR LIGHT IIOUSliliElIlMNG ! 113
North 13th street. K MUfl IS *
FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
Iwaid. 1720 DoOge. E M501 18"
roil RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.
steam heated rooms , COi So , IJtli. E 400-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TOR LIGHT IIOUKI3-
kecplne. GW N. 20. E 386 li
E"UBNISHED BOOMS AND BOAB.D.
ROOMS AND BOARD. 2I1J CAPITOL AVE-
nue. F MI6I 27'
NICE ROOMS ; GOOD BOARD ; RATES REA-
sonaulecon\entences. ; The Rose,2020.2Q22 Hamey.
F M62S S2a'
FRONT ROOM FOR TWO , WITH STRICTLY
first claaa board. 2103 IiouBlaa St. F 290
UNFURNISHED FRONT AND BACK PAH-
lor ; alsn turn , looms , with board. 210 ami
21 ! B. r.tli Bt.
NICK IIOO.U WITH BOARD , CIII3AP. 210 < i CASS.
F MlO-ll"
IIANDSOMD FHONT ROOMS WITH IIOAnD ;
references. 20i No. ISth. F 307-17 *
FOR HUNT. FURNisiinD noon , WITH
board ! prUntc family ; no other roomers.
Apply 3153 rnrnam. F M412
KLEOANTLY FURNISHEDPOUTIIFRONT
room or suite ; private board ; best conven
iences. 8110 Douglas Btrcet. T M493 IS'
F UIINISHHD ROOMS WITH BOAHD. soil
UoiiBlns. F 1IWO O15
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
S UNKUIINISIIUD noOSIS , CITY WATHn.
423 North lull Btrcet. a 361
$8 00. 3 NIJYVLY PAI'UtinD , | INFUnNlsiii r
rooms for housekeeping. 2611 St. Mary'i
avenue. a M1C2 17 *
3 UNFU11NISHCD BOOMS. SUPAKATU , MODern -
ern , steam heat. 2230 1'arnuin street.
-M4S1 18'
TIIRGU NICE UNI'UMNIMIIKD BOOMS It.
new brick building for llglit housekeeplniti
terms ver > ' moderate. Apply 3d lloor. Hat O ,
2025 Fanuiiii.- 13 M4C5 17
TWO LAitnn noons , LAST AND SOUTH
front ; modern ; will rent unfurnished to part )
furnishing good references. 10U3 Georgia ave ,
Q 3C3-13
POB BENT STOBES AND OFFICES
CORNER STORE , JIO , 021 DOUGLAS. INQUIR1
. 1-740
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
916 Farnam street. The bulldlne has a ( Ire ,
proof cement basement , complete steam heat ,
Ins llxii res. natcr on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
piat the office of The Dee. 1-910
FOR RENT. ROOM. 63 II Y32. 2ND FLOOR Ol
my store , suitable for cloaks and suits ; KOOC
and elevator service. Mrs. J. Benson.
I M 89
TO UKNT AT A BARGAIN. ONE LAUGH
brick Lulldlnir , three stories nnd basement
Koocl water cantor , 7x16 ; U. P. trnclt In tin
rear ; platform both front and rear 10xC6 ; build
In ? CGxl32 feet , with four Rood olllces In front
It can be used for any kind of wholesale o
storage business ; now used as a transfer house
with Kood paying lines In the house , \vhlcl
will be turned over to the party leasing tin
property. Parties Imvlns nothing but wind ni
cnplUI need not apply , but will rent cheap t <
jjoocl parties. This offer will not remain opei
long- . Address W 61 , 13ec. I M382 20
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , GOOD SOLICITORS. MEN ANI
women , to work for the Progressive Endow
merit Guild of America , for Missouri. Knnsa :
e.id Nebraska , ( Building and Loan and ten
year Endowment Insurance combined. ) Re
liable people only need apply. Addresi roon
C. Rotk Island bldjr. , cor. 6th and Edmom
street , Bt. Joseph , Mo. J M903 01 *
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED. HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MORr
calls than I can supply. J. II. Partotte. 16tl
and Dodge. K iKi s
BTOBAGE ,
STORAGE , WILLIAMS ACROSS , 1214 HARNEY ,
M-741
STORAGE TOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAJ. .
anil cheap rate , R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.M713
M-713
OU.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1502 FARNAM. Tel.151 !
M-743
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , TJ
B. EOV. bonded warehouse. Household good ;
tored. Loweit rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth.
M-7H
WANTED TO BUY.
HAVANA FRECKLES , BEST ON EA11TH , 6C
N-MGSI an
BECOND-IMND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CAS1
at Antiquarian book store. 1519 Fainam vtreet
N M3C1-O10 *
WANTED. THE BEST RESIDENCE LOT THA1 :
91.000 or tl.MO cash will buy. D. K. Hutch
Ison , 103 y. 15th K M337 17
WANTED , FOR CASH. SECOND-HAND
horse wagon , suitable for hauling coil. Ad
drenu X 16. care Omaha Uee. N M437 17
FOB SALE FTJBNITUBE ;
PAYMENTS EASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUI
money. Low prices on furniture and househol <
Goods. KnterprUe Credit Co. , 613-615 N. IGth s
0-743
FOB SALE HORBE3 , WAQONSET (
WANTED A TEAM OF HORSES WEIGHINC
no less than 1.1M IDS. , well broken ta ell ;
driving. Send particulars to U 17 , Bee.
P-H4-3-B *
2 BARGAINS ; PHYS. PHAETONS ; 1 NEV
lurry below cost. Drummond Cp. Co.
P 743
GOOD LEA. TOP FAMILY CARRIAGE. ISI.OC
Simpson buckboanl , PJ.OO. Ururamond Ce. Ct
WELL BRED. STYLISH. HANDSOME AN !
fast mare , very cheap. George W. llolbrool
1623 rarnani street. l'-MJ31
A. H. CLARKE , HORSE COMMISSION DEAI
er , union stock yards. South Omaha ; all classc
of horses constantly on hand ; eastern & aoutt
ern buyers are here for fall supply : nuc. Sat.
P M323 OH
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HANK AND PLATTE VALLKf SAND FO ]
tale. C. W. Hull company , toth ar.d liard t.
Vj * ( W
HAY FOR SALE : AND RANGE FOR LEASE
704 tons seed hay at JJ.OO per ton In stack , I
Cherry county , Nebraska ; rane 5x6 miles tf
lease , containing two good rorralls of 6iX > hfa
capacity : l rn for eltfht hones : living w l |
RUHl well. tie. Addrtsa i : . li. Cole , W7 G Itre *
Httttlnm. Nfb. Q-MI ) U
VERY FIN15 POWERFUL TRENCH FIEL
glass , coat 130.00 , for SI9.CO. Allow examlaatloi
Addreus Huntlngton , 433 Main , Cincinnati.
Q-M4M II *
FOR SALK. Ft'LL RLOOD HOUiTEIN BUL
calf , revlitered. $ M \ \ ebater street.
q-io * Uf
FOB BA1VE
Continued.
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fenc made. C. n. Lee , Ml Douplns. Q 741
FOR BALE THOROUGHURKD ST. nERNAWD
liltch. For particular * address W. C. Cheyn * .
Carson , la. Q-MH8 W *
MISCELLANEOUS.
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WANTED , HORSES TO WINTER , ALSO TO
ell lnm hny , brlsht ami clean. PI'itte Val
ley Live Stock Co. . Frcrnunti Neb. R 3M-H
WiLTj HORNG ] : WIJ ARK PREPARED TO
Iwre wells any depth , from 1 to 3 fs t In
diameter. Thoa. Welch & Co. . 46W l ird rt. ,
Omaha. R--S37tC *
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STOCK PASTURED ; GOOD FEED , T. MUR-
ra y. _ K M H7 820 *
CKSH 1'OOLS AND VAULTS CLKANKD , JOHN
Nelson , olllce 41S S. 14th si. Tel. 1173.
R-183 O7 *
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MRP. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. UD-
lloble business medium ; > th year at 119 H I *
B * R
WCAS8AOE. BATHS , ETC.
MASSAGE , MADAMF. BERNARD , 1119 DODGE.
T'-2SI 21 *
MUD. LA RUE. 41S SOUTH 15TH.
T-M390 010 *
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MADAME SMITH. M ! S. 13T1I. To FLOOR.
rr om 3t mflssaKe , vnpor , alcohol , ptenn , sul-
phurlne and sea baths T M441 2J *
PEBSONAL.
UMBRELLAS MADH , RECOVERED AND REpaired -
paired , 103 South Sixteenth street. U 733
VIVVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation ficc. Address or
call VlaU Co. , ! 1G Bee bide. Lady attcidnnt.
U 751
A pleasant nnd convenient place. 15D
Fainam street. Paxtun block ; 'phone 711.
U-757-S11
MME. LA ROOK , MASSAGE. HM LEAVEN-
worth street , third naor , front rooms ; two first
clurs opeiators. U-M300 17 *
DR.W.STEPI1ENSON , SPECIALIST , SOB S. 1V1H
U 414 SIS'
.00 CIGAR FOR 6L\ HAVANA TRECKLna
U MC51 S27
AT1IS , MASSAGE. MME. POST. 319K S. UTIt.
ILECTHO-THEIIMAL UATHS , FACIAL MAS-
i-uge&complexlon treatment. Mme. Post. S9Vi S , li.
U S73 M
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED
flour at Imogen L. Ramsey's , 217 N. 16th Ft.
U M31T-O-19
BELLE EIM'ERLY IR FITTED AND MEASured -
ured to the figure : always remains shaprly nnJ
Is better prepared to retain the liner outline1)
of a beautiful llgure than any other. Nine
measurements aie lu-ccusary and all lltthiK Is
done by experts It's the only corset that
makes one Blmiiely and Is appreciated by every
lady who calls at pallors , 1903 Fainnm street.
U H37S O13
1 KNOW OF TWO GOOD WOMEN WHO WILL
take lltllc children to board ; prices reasona
ble. Rev. Charles W SivlOt'C. U 111 17 *
IF YOU HAVE IW.OO TO 11,000.04 WE CAN
shuw you perfectly mte liuestment 11m will
return n monthly cash dividend of B to ] ppr
cent. Nebrasl.a Stock Brokers Co.D13 UiinKQ
block. U M47I
MONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C. Chesne- , Kansas City. MO.
W 739
ANTHONY LOAN S. TRUST CO. , SIS N.Y LIFE
loani nt low rates for cholco etcurtly In Ne
braska and loua fatms or ( Jm > iha city property.
W-71,0
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM ; IN DOUGLAS
Improved and unlmpro\cil Omaha , real estate.
F'dellty Trust Co. , 17P2 Farnara Bt. M' 761
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Uiennan , Love & Co. . Paxton lilk.
W-702
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES , THE
O , F. Dolls Co. . 1505 Fninam st. W 764
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW
York. Capital J2.000OC . Kurplun $ t # > OJ1. Sub
mit choice lands to F , S. Pusey. a ent. FlMI
National bank building. W--T
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved OtnMia real estate.
1 to B years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Fnrnam.-
W 761
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : J3,000 & upwards , C to 7 per cent ; no
delays W. I'arnani Smith & Co. , 131" ) Fnrnam. <
W 768
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED ,
Loans on same negotiated , Welllvcr & Co. ,
Drexel bide. , Phlla , Pa. W MD74'OJ *
CHAS. W. RAINEV , OM. NAT. UK. BLDG.
W 1$5
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle. 1st Nat , bank hldff.
W-763
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WE CAN PLACE A TBW LOANS OF FROM
JIO.WO.00 ( to { 0.000.00 each on Rood business
property. Low rote of Interest. Brrnnan , Love
& Co. . Paxton block. \V-M326 IS
HONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rotts In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential : you
can pay the loan eft at any lima or In any
.mount. .
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN < 7O , ,
SOS & IGth st.-eet.
X , t > t
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erly. Harvln Loan Co. . 701 N , Y. Life build
ing. X " 08
J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMOK BLOC1C.
X -WI
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
tuie , pianos , horses , wagons , or any kind of
chattel security , at lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back at any time and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
room i. WIthncll block. ; : 767
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A HOWLING SUCCESS , HAVANA FRECKLES.
Y M631 S27
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND Ex
change Co. . 203 First National bank , Omaha ,
has customers with cash , farm Jiruta end city
property for merchandise ; jlrj stocks of gooda
for sale nnd trade. V Mica 30
J1DO.OO INVESTED YIELDS $63.00 AVERAGE
npi-Kly Incoma with absolute security ; pros
pectus , Itemized statistics free. Ilel--Kin A
Dvv > er , S34 Broadway , New York. Y MI15 O5
A COAL BUSINESS , ALSO FEED. WELL T2.3-
tabllshcd In county seat ; ask no bonus ; 11,000
nlll clear same In six months. Apply to W S4 ,
Bee olllce. y 309-a )
FOR BALE. A NEAT , CLEAN STOCK OF
drugs. Invoice , tl.2UO. In southwestern Iowa ,
No other store within six miles. Good trade
established. A snap for soma one. Will
give time on part. W , B. Miller , Aurora.
ill. Y-MSJJ 19 *
HOTEL. 20 ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED ,
Principal hotel at this place. Good crops ami
good trade. Twelve hundred will buy every ,
thing complete. Reason for wiling , poor health ,
Address Lock Box 91. Hiawatha , Kan.
Y M377 IB *
WANTED. PARTNER WITH $200 TO TAKE
half interest In business that will clear tXX
this fall and will be permanent. Reference )
exchanged. Address , for particulars , W 06 ,
Bee. Y M39I 17"
FOR SALE , THE NEATEST OYSTER PARLOI1
and confectionery uml fruit stoic In one ol
the best cities In the state of 11,000 Inhabitants
Address W. 65. Bee. Y 3t4 IS *
FOB EXCHANGE.
. _ MEHICA'3 PRIDE. HAVANA FRECKLES. tC ,
2-MGSl S2f
I HAVE CASH , IOWA AND OTHER LANDS
to exchange for tuerchandlse. H. A. Wagner ,
Omaha. Neb. Z M86I
CLEAR CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. WIL
liams & Mlltan , McCague building- , room 313.
Z MOT Ol
IMPROVED 120 ACRE3 IN WYANDOTTE CO.
Ohio , and tine residence with ten acred ad
joining good town In Hancock Co , , Ohio , ti
trade for eastern Neb. land or merchandise
Box (85. Scnuyler , Neb. Z Mill OS
OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVEI
residence property and eastern Nebraska tarn
land to trade for dry goods. Want to dea
with owner. Box TU , Bchuyler , Neb ,
Z-M1M OS
TO EXCHANGE-FINE THIRTY-ROOM URICl
tlcnm heated hotel for farm or cheap for cash
Address Hot 93 Dunlap , la. Z 510-13
I WILL EXCHANGE A GOOD FARM FOR j
lock of goods , a. W , Mlddaufh , Utlca. Neb.
Z-MiM II'
FOR EXCHANGE , CLEAR. WELL LOCATEI
real estate for a stock of druir * . Addresj
Box 1M. Aurora. III. Z-MK7 .
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX
change /or young work honea or tnulti
Lamoreaiu Brua. 103 a 16th. Z-10 | .
roll EXCHANGE
Clear 1W Neb. land ( or food bulMlne lot.
Clear South Omahn lot and caih for goo.
building lot
Clear Iowa property , well rented , for Net
land.
land.Will
Will exchange any ot above and pay casli dll
ferenca for do'rnbla t or 7-rooin dwelling 1 :
Onuha , A. V .CONNETT.
IWJ K. Y Life ,
FOB BAM3B'AL ESTATE.
rort SALE , KSW invou ! COTTAQB : cr.L-
Ur. cistern , city irfcUrV cJf. Uih and Bahlcr )
U 550. Mi lonx time. Enquire , 1318 rnrnam.
Samuel Burns. _ - _ It n 77i
ONE OP THE I1E3T HOMES IN KOUNTZH
1'lB.ce < 2)1 > lllnney ) lint sold At once ,
will go for less than , ro t of house. Terms
.tout half ca h , bllanc * W y. R , N. Wllhnell
< -vnil ) , 207 N. T. Life. H B-3U-3-1T
LANDS. R 1IILE9 TROS1 POSTOF-
nce , easy terms. Cell * fJIO N. Y. Life.RE
RE Til
TO COLONISTS AND FARMERS *
La.ia In Florida and southern ALibntna. * V C1-
tablca. rrulta. nuts , gra htl tc , : no drouth ! ;
froort land : healtliy , etc. ; one to l.WW ncre ( Irf/
prlcoj dellRhtlul climate. "a.'M. Drill. Agl. . But-
tiilo. M. Y. p n RE-K2 17 *
_
BARGAINS , HOVSES , MljOTS AND FARMS ,
sati or trade. F. K. Datllng , LarKer lilocV.
R E T74
_ _
FARM LANDS. C. P. T.lAllisoxTMX'f LIFE.
159-06 *
RE -
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS nrFnilED FOR
calo ihouM make you suspicious ; funn * they
are mostly Smith' * . Try one nnd you will
understand whyl full line of supplies. Smith-
Premier Co. . Itlh and Fornam ; telephone ,
1.2S4. _ _ _ _ .M-703
TYPEWRITERS OMAHA PEOPLE DON'T
steal typewriters , they buy ot us. WhyT Ha-
cause the Dentmore Calleraph and Yost nre
the best macf.nM made : they will outwear
any typewrltev made , nnd do a better quality
of work. Our supply department Tvlll IM sure
to please > ou , Bend your machine * tn Us If
you want them repaired. United Typewriter
nnd Suppl ! s Co. . 161S Farnam street. Tele-
Phong. 13S3. 17J
IlETTL'R THAN MOST J2 M HOTF.LS IN
Omaha. Our rates , 11 to U.M. Hotel Riche
lieu. GCo. Mitchell , prop. , 103-110 N. 11.
134 OT
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR ?
ISth and Dodge. Room by day or week.
MZ32OO'
HOTEL BARKER. J2.00 I'ER DAY , HO ROOMS ! .
In tha heart of tre business homes Special
latca and accommodation to commercltl trav
elers. Ronm nnd boaid by the -week or month.
Frank Hlldltcli , Mcr. 31 ]
BICYCLES.
niCYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tlren nnd fumlrles. Safra openeil , repaired. "
R , llellln. lockemlth , 'Jll N. 16th st. llo
UICYCLES. NEW AND OLD , $23 TO JHi.
eisy paymcnls ; we rent and repair. Omalxt
_ j cicle Co. 35t N. 16th at. 778
UICYCLCS-ALI. "BTTLC&
ALL PRICES.
Etml for our 1st of ecconj hand nml sllop-
worn blcjcles , Repairs nnfl cycle sundries o (
all Idmls. M. J .Daxon , 403 N. 16th St. 779
LOST.
IXJST. GOLD RING WITH PncirLL\n RTONC ;
Jlbetal reward. 411 Uee , bulldiiis. 404 17
LOST. BUCKSKIN HORSE. WEIGHT ABOUT
I.S03. rore on right lilp , plirnn-top < l on front
foot ; reward for return nr for Infoimatlon. M ,
C. McDonald. Uth nnd Grace , Omaha.M4CT
M4CT IS *
LOST-LADIES' COLD WATCH. LEAVE AT
Use olllce and lecelve re\vinl. : 4)7-1 ) ; *
LOST. A PURSE CONTAINING""ATUM or
money nnd two keys. Finder will he suitably
rewarded bv retain in , ; It to John G , Lee. 23th
and r.-irnam. MM1 13 *
ELECl'iliUAli ' bUi' I.IKS.
ARMATURES w\ND CO VfJUTERS REWOUND
Morage batteries rechareeiCI ; . electrical ami son-
fSLl machinists , supmor-J work jrujrarueid.
Omaha Electrical WotKb , > C17 and CIS S IClli st
[ 783
ELECTRICAL ENGINriElis1 AND CONTRACtors -
tors ( or electric I'ght ' nnd motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Westein Elec-
trc Supply Co. . 4 anJ ,4ty , S. ISth sit 781
3TJII.DIN& & LOAfo * a3COIA1'IOH.
YOU CAN MAKT3 MORT3 INTERI'.ST ON YOUR
mnney by raylns uiUtjof mole per month
than In any ratings bgink , . Iinostlgate. Mu
tual Loan ana Bullil'rjfC.nssoclatlon. O. M.
Naltlnser. teq'y , 17041 Fnmam et. 723
ltOV TO GET A HOS1.E OR SECURE GOOD
lntecst ( on savlniji. 'Al'fir ' to Omaha L It
B. assn. . J704. Bc bldjr. ; q , M. Nattlnger. Sec.
* Mi as
STOVE
" - - . - - , ± * -t _ _ . . .
T----r
STOVB REPAIRS11XIB MEOW DIFI'F.RKNT
makes ot sto\es. Water attnclimenta nril
irnnnectlotii- specialty. iIZ07 Douglas stiect ,
.On-.nba 8to > c lU'palr WorKa. S11I3
STOVE itEpAiiis OP 'ALL ' KINDS ; ALSO
hotel range & general assortment of ranges ,
nooks & heaters : water attachments put la .t
at J. Hushes. COI S. 13 st & Jickson.
30 *
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORYOLD
pipes made new , 61J S. , I6th , 780
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , T19 N. IS.
781
THE NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN CITY ;
court of Bee building. ITied Buelow , 311
UNDEHTAKEKS AND EftLB ALM.EK3
H. 1C. DURKET , VUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer. 1018 Chicago &t. , telephone 90. 7So
BWANSON ft VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
embalmers , 1701 Cumlnp Et. , tekliliono 10CO.
783
61. O. MAUL UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam st..telephone 2U. 7j7
HAY ANJJ GKAIN.
BUY TOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. U. nder. 1515 Burl St. , tel HOT.
HI
NEBRASKA HAT CO , , WHOLESALE HW.
g.aln and mill stuff. We are always on the
tnaiUct to buy or sell. 1102-1-6 Nicholas Bt.
794
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. . LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. P. Ponder , manager. Eyes tented free. 223
South 16th. In Klnsler's drug store , 416 U *
THE ALOE A TENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIFIC
opticians. 1403 Farnam' st. . opposite Paxton
liotel. Eyes xamlnetl free. JJ1
JOB PK1NT1NG.
REED JOB PRINTING CO. , FINE PRINTING
of all kinds. 17th Bt. . Bee Building. 7J9
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWERS. RAZORS. ETC
ground , tlrlcholr BIOS. , 1119 Putnam stieet.
. 1I,2 _
RAZORS. SHEARS. CUPPERS. LAWN MOWers -
ers , etc. A , L. Undeland , 106 N. llth. 79.1
COAL.
SHEHIDAN CfJAL. EXCELLENT SUB3TITUTI ;
fc hHrd coal and J3.60 ton cheaper. 16th&Farnarn
8M O4
_ _ _ _ _
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF-
nco to 209 8. 18th St. . Brown block. 155
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WcilHxS. GALVANIZED
.Iron cornices. 1723 B. Mta y > a a\e. SOI
EAGLQ CORNICE WOiUfS , JOHN EPE-
netcr , piop. , 108 , 110 , l&oft. , llth. EataU , 1361.
, ' , 861
TENTS AND Kv VNINQS.
WOLP BROS , fi : co. , HA'NUFACTURERS OF
awnings , tents , flags , WAfeWi. hay stack covers ,
tarpaullni , balloons arrd T-aracliutes. 703-703 B.
16tn st. , telephone C04. Teats for rent
' ' ' SOT 81J
HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE AND DURING
confinement , with bestioft core ) communication
confidential. Mrs. KD Yolkman , eraduatet
midwife. 401 South ElghUij&treet , Lincoln , Neb.
j--/ M60 O !
DENTISTS.
DR. GEOHGE NASOJl nENTIST. SUITED
1'axton block. Uth ani'rdjnani its , , tel. 71 *
' * ' ' * n ?
DR. PAUL. DENTIST.fc JVllUriT ST. IC
DYE
SCIIOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYD WOHKB
Kti Famam street. Dyeing ot every descrip
tion nnd dry cleaning , 797
3TILRNACES.
UEST FUIINACH MADE. SOFT COAL BMOKE
coniumlnK and hard coal furnaces. Cade Cor
nlco Works. 108-113 N. lllb tt. 119
I1OAB.DINO STABLES. FINE LIVERY lUGS
ch p. Ud BAumley , nth anO Bt , Mary's ave
WHOLESALE
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS II
* 11 kind * ot coal. Correspondence solicited
1001 Farnam U & ) *
TAXIDERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND KUH8. BEND FOH CAOAl
Qeorco K. Brown , jr. , 1 Do. , 143 & . UIH
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
FOK ItAIUJAINS IN PIANO9 AND OUOANB :
tn.tr p&ytnentsi ln tmments tenlcili renl < apply
on purchae. A. Hoape. jr. _ S
rrj R ORLLKNIinCIC , BA.KJOI8T AND
'K\eher. lilO Cnlltornlit utrett. U
nVDOLPH KNC1EL , FOnMP.ULV OP T1IK
Union orchestra. Is now iHfimr.sl to receive
pupils for Molln. viola , cornet , vlano. Itpnson-
nWo terms. 1S13 Cnc * lre t SHIS 23 *
PLUMBERS.
UlEB PLUMDINO OF KVnnY KIND. OAS
steam tt hot water heating1 ; sewerage , 111 S 16 ,
JOHN IIOWU ft CO. . PLUMBING , 8TRAM AND
hot water heal Ins. gas fixtures , globes-IU B. IS.
. 780
J , J. HANIOAN , I'Ll'MHINO , 8THAM AND
tiot water lirallns. 2705 Leavcnwurtli st. TSO
DRESSMAKING.
UUI3SSMAKINO-IN rAMILlHS ; CIT AND
lit Ruaruntec < l , with latest Call stjle" . Address -
dress 17H , Chlcajro si. &I33I ID'
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 2120 F ,
MI01 QI5 *
CARPET CLEANING.
O IX MHRRYMAN , CARPKT AND RUO
denning works. 720 S. llth ; tcl. Sfil ! oince
IMi Farnam : tcl. IUO. M 323 OH
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. U. MOltlllLL. CAnt'ENTElt , OI'l'lCl ! AND
flora Hxturcs a specialty. ratchlng nml
rla lerliiff. 1513 Capitol ate. , trl. 408. 7J8
J. BUTCLIFFU. OUNUItAt. STKNOO-
raplier. 232 Bca bulMliig. Telephone u3 ? .
UUllTUAND AJMD TYPE WRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OP SHOUT HAND.
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask ( or circular. 79 !
PAWNBROKERS.
II MAUOWITZ LOANS MONEY , IIS N. IClh S'ra -
ra
HORSESHOEING"
jllia. THOMAS MALONGY , 812 N. 1CT1I J. .
1-
UPHOLSTERING.
UrHOLSrURlNQ VBtlY CIIHAI' THIS MONTH
\1. . - . Ualkln. 2111 Cumins. T . G' SOJ
HUREAU. SUES &CO. , Solioitoi's. Boc
Oulldiiig- , OMAHA , Neb. Advluo FRKIi ,
RAILWAY iMS GHRD
l.e csTTS
QiraliVjU. P. Depot , Kith & jtqson Sts.j Oiiiqlia
. t:03am . Eastern Express . r.UO.lm
4:00pm . Vcsllbuled Limited . 04Cam !
6:5Jiim : . Mo. Volley Loral . 10:30 ; > in
Onuha Chicago Special . 2.1Spm
( CHICAGO. lrRLINGTON" ) & Q.TAr7ive7
Omahal Depot 10th aiul _ Mason Sts. I Omaha
4:45pm . Chicago Vestibule . & :50.im :
t:45am . Chicago Expiess . < : : 'pm
7:02im ] . Chicago ami Iowa Ixical . S.OO.im
l:3j.im . Pmililo Junction Ixicul. . .5snra :
lea\c IUURLINGTON & MO R I VER. | Arrives'
Or.lalial Depot 10th and Maso.-i Sts. I Oninhi
UilCam . Denver lOxpiess . :33am :
10:15nm . Do.idn.ooJ Express . 4:1"pm :
4iOpm . Denier Express . 4:10pm :
tiOim.Ncbi-a : | ka Local ( except Sunday ) . 6.5"pm
Sl5.m. ! .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) . , lll'5ain :
l.ea\es I K. C./ST. J. & C. B. | Airlves
Omaha ] _ Depot 10th and Mason Sts. _ j Omaha
! > :4Cjm : . Kansas City Dn > - Expicsa , . . . . 5:3pm :
: ljpm.K. C. Night Ex. via. U. P , Trans. 6liOam ;
Lea\es I CHICAGO. H. " I. R PACIFIC. lAirlveV
OmalialU. P. Depot. 10th & Mason Sta I Omaha
2 _ EAST. _
; alSatn. : . . Atlantic Express tex. Sunday ) . , , 6Mpm :
6'jpm : . Nlnht Expicst . 6:10am :
lilOpra. . . . Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:23pm :
U'3oam.Oklahoma Exp. ( lo C. n. ex. Sun ) 5:3Jam :
' _ WEST : '
B.S.'ani.Oklahomn Sc Texas Eip. ( ex. Sunlt:35pm ) :
l35pm ! . Colorado Limited . 4IQpm :
Leaves I UNION"PACI1 1C. lAnlvcs
OmqlialUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sts. I Omaha
JO. ( Warn . .Kearney Express . 3:50pm
2iptn..i ; . . .Ovciland Flyr.r . 5MOpm
JUfiym-lleatrice & Mtroinsb'B Ex ( ex Sun ) . 3:50pm
[ ) , . . . . . . , . . ' . IXpitss. . . . . .10r,5am
6-Opni . . . . . . .Fast Mali . , . 4gOpm :
Leaves I CHICAGO7 MIir & STrPA ULlArFlVT ?
OinahalUnlon Depot , IQtli & Mason Sta.l Omaha
C:5Jpm : . . . . . Chicago Limited . 9:30am
ll:10am. : . . .Chicago Eiprcra ( ex. Bun. ) . 6OOpRi
Leaves" ! * K. . " U. " " & MO. " VALLEY | Arrives
OmahaDepot | _ 13th and Webster Sis. _ | _ Omah
3:05am : . Deadvvood Expieas . E:10pm :
0103am , . ( Ex. Sat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( Ex. Won , ) . . 5iOpm
5OOpm..Noirolk : Express ( Ex. SunJay.10:43am ) :
5:30pm . St. PaulExpress _ . 9:40am
leaves f SIISROUTlT PACIFIC"JAnIvs
O mall a I Depot ISth and Wehaler Sts. f Omaha
9.0Qarn. . . . . . St. Louis Express . 6:00am
5:30pm : . St. Louis Express . CHpm
5lCpm..Ually ( ex. Sun. Nebraska Loral. , 9lCam :
Leaves I C. , ST. P. , M. & O. ( Arrives
Omaha ] Depot 15tli nnd Webster fits. I Omaha
KlftJam. .Kloux City Accom. ( Ex , San , ) . . . 8:05pm :
I0:00am. : . Sioux City Accom. ( Sun. OnK ) . 8C3pm :
I2:15pm. . . Sioux City Express ( Ex. Sun..llB5am ;
5SOpm . St. Paui Limited . . . . 3 : < 0im
TrfaTeTT SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrlvcj
OniahalUnlon Depot , lotli & Mason Sts , I Omnln
6:55am : . Sioux City Passenger . 10.20pm
3:55pm . St. Paul Express . 10COjm
leaves fTSIOUX'CITY ft"PACIFIC. . "TArHvis
Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. I Omaha
5JDpm : . St. Paul Limited . 9:40im :
CSOpm. . . . . . . . . . .Chicago Limited. . . 84Hm ! (
Leaves I WABASH RAILWAY l
Omaha [ Union Depot , IQlli & M a son Sts I
k'.Supm. . . SI. Louis Cannon Ball 1'J. . ' . . .
COLONEL AND BEER.
A Ii.cntucklun's Cnfiiclly lor the Amber
I'lulil Accurately Mcasurrd.
While GeorRo H. Yenowlne had control ol
tha advertising ilepnrtmont of the I'abst
Brewing company he had a number of In
teresting experience ! ! , and there was one In
particular which ho delights to recall , Upon
one occasion , writes Eugene Field in the
Chicago Record , tha gifted Heury Walter-
son visited Milwaukee , and It being then
the custom to regale distinguished visitors
with drives about town dri e > invariably
ending at the I'abst urowery tno eminent
Kcntucklan vrna whirled hither In a car
riage , the beauties or the residence dis
trict Inspected and the business quarters
done most thoroughly , the Layton art gal
lery exhibited and "our packing houses"
pointed to with commendable pride ; finally
the. brewery was reached , and evidently
to Mr. Wattcrson's exceeding satisfaction
for , once seated in the cool seclusion ot one
ot the Bubtcrranean passages of that Im
mense Institution , Mr. Watterson did nol
rlso again until he had put Into the seclu
sion of his comprehensive girdle the con
tents of twelve quart sterna of nice , cold ,
( oamy beer. Mr. "SVatterson's enjoyment ol
the beverage was evidently so keen thai
next day Mr. Yenowlne told Captain Pabsl
about It. The famous brewer was surprised
"I supposed that Mr. Watterson was
wlno drinker , " said he. "I had no ides
he would condMccnd lo beer. "
"Indeed ho Ooes , " answered Yenowlne
"What la mere , ha declares that your beei
Is the finest he ever put to his lips. "
Captain Pabst was delighted with till :
compliment. He determined to get ever
with the distinguished KentuckJan , It was
perhaps a week later that he said t (
Yenowlne : "Oh , by the way , I sent i
hogshead of beer to your friend \Yattertoi
yesterday. "
'You ' did ? "
"Yes ; I had eighteen dozen quar
bottles ot our choicest brew packed carefull :
and shipped to Louisville , Your friend wll
now have enough beer to last him for thi
"next six months. "
Mr. Yenowlne was greatly gratified to knov
that Captain Pabst had remembered Mr
Watterson BU handsomely ; he was sure tha
Mr. watterion would appreciate the com
pltment. Still , as a native Kcntuckiai
himself , he had hla doubts about the bee
lasting Mr. Watterson six months ; threi
months , perhaps , but not six no , net ol :
months la Kentucky , for nights are longe ;
In Kentucky than they are In Milwaukee
Kentucky being nearer the equator , and 1
Is a curious fact recognized by science tha
quarts are shorter where nights are longer
Well , In three or four days there came i
letter from Watteteon , written In Wattw
son's neatest hand and couche'd in Walter
son's choicest language. It wai an inter
estlng letter , particularly so as Indlcatlni
how cruelly even Yenowlne himself had mis
judged KentuckUn enthusiasm. "Give m :
compliment * to Captain I'abst. " wrote Mr
Watterson , "and thank , him for the beei
It arrived yesterday morning. Last even
Ing I Invl'ed ' two or three congenial f ( |
lows to drop In , , nnd we drank It up. "
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all
trouble * . Trial elzt. 25 cents , All
A LESSOSJ8JIIE ART ,
llr Anthony Hope.
( CopyrlKliI , 101. by ths Aulhor. )
"Oh. but you Mould have to learn , " said
ilrg. Maurice Duncan , making room ( or mo
eslde Jier ; "you couldn't employ your vaca-
Ion better. "
"Will you teach me , Mrs , Duncan ? " I
skcd.
"I believe you ( ire learning , " Mid she ,
vlth a ulnnco. "Von said thai Just In the
Ight way with the right look. to . "
"I'm very JOUIIR , " said I , pathetically.
"H'tn , " observed Mrs. Maurice Duncan ,
"But If I watch people who know how to
o It "
"I'm sure you can't ' mean me , " she said ,
bvlously nssumliiK that I cllJ. "Seriously ,
ou ought to do It very well , " and she
! ghed gently. She was a uoman ot pleasing
ppcaranee.
"Why ought I to da It very well ? " I had
he curiosity to ask.
"Oh , well , Mr. Vanslttart but you don't
vimt to ba flattered , do you ? "
"I am flatterd. "
"Arc you ? Uo\v ? "
"Hy your sitting here with me , "
" 1 Can't bcllcvo you want any lessons at
11 , " declared Mrs. Duncan.
My eyes encountered MM. Duncan's eyes.
She nodded and smiled ; I am not to this day
unite sure that she did not blush. I averted
ny eyes and glanced across the room ,
"Ah , " said I , "If I watch tlmt girl talk-
ng to the tall limn ] might learn. "
Mrs. Dm.can looked In th- direction Indi
cated. She smiled nnd shrugged her shoul-
lers.
lers."l.dcn't
"l.dcn't think you'll learn much there , "
she salil.
"Oh , I don't know. " said I. "Look , she's
nade room for him bcsldo her. "
"Well. 1 did that. "
"Bo jou did. Then it means nothing , ot
cow se 2"
"Nothing at all , Mr. Vanslttart , " she
smiled.
"And they're talking to ouo another tjulto
o\v. '
"We're net speaking very loud. "
"Well , we won't count that , then. Oh ,
nit look ! Ho's buttoning her glove. "
"That's nothing. You'd do that for me ,
' " *
vouldn't you ?
"HaUier It tits button came undone , you
cnoMrs. . Duncan slutted again ,
"Dut uliat's ho taken her fan tor ? " I
asked , puz/.lcd. "I don't sec much point In
that. "
"There Isn't any ; It's stupid , " said she ,
etting her oven fan haug loosely in her
fingers.
"Is It ? " said I ; and I tried It.
Tha man opposite opened and shut the
'an ; followed Ms example. Mrs. Duncan
seemed to pay little attention to me ; I threw
Mrs , Duncan's fan down carelessly.
"Take care ; you'll break It , " she said , al
most shaiply. -
"Lcok ! " I cried. "lie's turned right
lound , and he's staring nt her like anything ! "
ami I gazed across In a most Interested man
ner.
ner."Well , It's sometimes thought polite to
look at people when you talk to them. "
" 1 think that's more than politeness , " said
I , turning to Mrs. Duncan.
"Do you ? Then It's different from your
look. Isn't It ? You're looking away nguln. "
"Well , I want to see them. "
Mrs , Duncan took up her fan and beat It
softly against the- palm of her hand.
"He's looking this way now , " I cried , as
the tall man suddenly turned towards us and
milled.
"Please dor.'l mind them , " said Mrs. Dun-
ran , laying the tips of two fingers on my
arm.
I felt pleased. The tall man turned round
to the girl again.
To speak It plainly , their heads almost
met. Mrs , Duncan leaned forward to me.
"Are you very bored , talking to a poor
old widow like me ? " s'uo said , but In. Eiich a
low tone that I had to bend my head qulto
close to hers to hear.
"I don't call you old , " said I , suddenly
realizing that her complexion was very
pretty. "You can't be any older than I am. "
"Oil , you're very foolish , Mr. Vanslttart , "
and she laughed softly.
I glanced again across the room ; nothing
was to be seen but a black head and a fair
one In class proximity. It was not interest
ing. I turned again to Mrs. Duncan , who
started the least bit In the world.
"How do you manage those little curls on
your forehead ? " I asked ( I like to understand
things ) .
"Oh , it's qulto easy , Do you think they're '
not real , Mr , Vanslttart ? "
"I don't know , " said I , prudently.
"They're all my own. What an Unbeliev
ing boy you are , ! How can I satisfy you ? "
I looked around the room. Supper was goIng -
Ing on , and save for the preoccupied couple
opposite we were alone.
"One could tell If one pulled one , " I ob
served.
"Oh , could one ? " laughed Mra , Duncan.
"A. hnrd pull , " said I , and I half advanced
my hand.
Mrs. Duncan looked round. I didn't I
don't know why not.
"What would any one think It they saw ? "
she asked.
"I don't care , " said I.
"It's all very well for you "
"But there's no one here except those
two and they're not thinking of us , " and I
smiled most knowingly.
"Aren't they ? " she asked , with a little
laugh. "Well , perhaps not , Mr. Vanslttart. "
"They won't notice , " I urged. Somehow I
wanted to doIt. .
"Well , " she said , "no Wll chance It
but bo quick. No , not Just now , wait till I
say 'Now. ' "
I held my hand In readiness. M > s. Dun
can's eyes traveled round the room ; .they
rested , alert , for a moment on the couple
opposite ; swiftly they were back on mine ,
and she cried "Now ! " I pulled.
"Oh , " said. Mrs. Duncan , In a little ihrlek
that was half n laugh.
The curl stood the oidcal. I looked round.
Confusion ! The tall man was glaring straight
at us.
"How beastly unlucky1" I exclaimed to
Mrs. Duncan's fan for her face was en
tirely hidden.
I got no answer , unless the gentlest mirth
ful gurgle were to count as one.
"Did It hurt ? " I asked.
"Not much , " said Mrs , Duncan , displaying
one eye round the side of the fan.
Suddenly there was a movement opposite
Our friends rose ; the man gave his arm
they walked to the door.
"That's 'the way to the conservatory , " :
observed , " 1 say , he's looking awfully riled
She must have sat on him. "
"Do you think so ? " asked Mrs. Duncan
looking up at me and seeming much amused
"Suppose we go after them and look on
again ? "
"I'd Just as soon stay here , " ald I.
"Would you ? Oh , but everybody will bt
here directly , Mr , Vanslttart. "
I nodded with understanding. "That's
true , " said I. offering my arm ,
"I think you'll do , you know some day , '
said Mrs. Duncan , as we went ,
1 thought myself It was not bad for o
beginning. I daresay my look told ray
thought ; for alio laughed again.
"I'm ' much obliged for my lesson , " sale
I , with a very significant glance.
"It was no trouble , " she answered , with o
demureness that hardly pretended to hld <
mischief.
"There they are ! " I whispered , as w <
reached the conservatory.
"Yes , there they are. "
The tall man and the girl were standing
In the middle of the conservatory talking
They did not appear now so cngroescd Irene
one another ; Indeed , their con versa ! lor
seemed Intermittent. Mra. Duncan and I sa
down.
"They're not amused any longer , " I ob
served.
"No , " said Mrs. Duncan absently.
Then B strange thing happened. The tal
man stepped swiftly across and Bald to Mrs
Duncan
"Have you been to supper , Mrs. Duncan ? '
"Well , no , " said she , with a smile o
mockery.
"Then perhaps you'll permit me 7"
"It's so late now ? "
"Mot too late- ? " said the tall man , with i
touch ot entreaty In hla tone.
"Well not quite , perhaps. "
Slio rose. "Good night Mr. Vanslttart.
hope we shall m et again , "
She gave me her hand. I said nothing
They were gone. The girl stood blank an
alone. I stood opposlto her. Then I bean
from the door. In Mr * . Duncan' * voice
"U was your own fault. Why did yo
talk to that child Instead of me ? "
There was a pause. . Music began la tb
> * U room. Th "child" looked desolate.
laybo I felt desolate. W had not been In-
reduced , but
"May I have the pleasure ot thla ivllb
ou ? " I asked.
She started ,
"Oh , yes , If you lllco. " she MlJ.
"Who was that fellow ? " t diked.
'Mr. Templomnn. Mrs , Duncan and he ara
are great friends , you know. " *
"Great friends ? "
' 'Yes ; ho'a supposed to be going tu marry
her. "
"And she ? "
"Oh , she's ' ready enough , " Bild Hi * girl ,
cornfully. Then she looked nt me , nnd she
lulled. She said nothing ; she smiled. I
slshed myself a thousand miles away ; and
till she smiled.
"Why are- you smiling ? " I asked , In dcs-
eratlon.
"I saw It all the time , " said she , "II
ou'ro going to dunce , come along. "
I dlil not ask her what she had seen , I
uppose she meant the lesson.
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tarllla Is the remedy for Invigorating thoa
rgans.
WHAT A WOMAN CAN DO.
Vtiy Mni. Ullu H. Itunfair nt ll'iiii '
Mil do u Trip To Nrbriukii ,
In these days of stranded miners , ruined
aimers , unemployed laborers nnd broken
mslness men coming east from the west
with stories of poverty nnd distress It Is
refreshing , says the Washington L'ost , to
earn of M > mo one who ha& gotio west and
done well , Mrs. Kiln S Hunker , pro
prietor of the Dunbarton hotel , 023 I'enn-
lylvnnla avenue nortlmest , has Just ro-
urned from Valentine , Neb. , where she
lomcstcaded ICO acres ol land , The farm
she has acquired adjoins a tract of land
wo miles square owned l > y her brother ,
loiucr Dunbar , and considered to bo as
; cod soil as there Is In northern Nebraska.
A I'ost reporter called on Mrs. Hunker at
ho hotel and obtained from her
ho story of her brother's success , upon
vlilcli hinges her own land venture.
Mrs. Hunker Is a bright woman , h blonde ,
vlth regular features and n very pleasant ,
ace. Her disposition Is sunny and she Is
lossossed of the ripply laugh olten read ot
n novels nnd never acquired by practice.
Her story will bo best understood If her
irother's Is told first. Seven years or bo
ago he was a clerk at the postolllce , Ha
was married , his salary was small and ex
penses large. He determined tu go west
ind settled In Nebraska. His sister , Mrs.
Junker , loaned him the money with which
o make the trip , so It may be scon Unit ha
started with less than nothing. After being
hero a whllo he managed lo secure a poal-
.lon as clerk at the Rosebud Indian agency.
Phis position paid him fSO a month nnd
louse rent.
While there ha concluded to take some
government land , Under the laws then
existing he obtained a. homestead of 160
acres , n trco claim of 169 ncros and a pre
emption of 1GO acres The ground was
covered with grass and he put a few head
of cattle on It. That gave him his start ,
He sold hay and cattle , and soon had money
enough to buy a school section of GOO acres
xdjolnlng his property. These school sro-
: fens could not be pre-empted under the old
lioirestead laws nnd could only be sold when
they had reached a value of $8 an acre , the
money to go Into the school luud ,
Dunbar then had one quarter section less
than two square miles. All this time ho
had retained his position as Indian agency
clerk. lie was at Kosebiid during the
shost dance outbreak nnd narrowly escaped
Ijclng massacred with tils family. Vor flvo
years ho lived on this land , part of the time
us required by law , grazing cattle and cut
ting hay. Not much work was required
nnd one laborer did most of It for him , ex
cept , of course , In haying time. He has
continued to prosper and lately he has built
at Valentine , Neb. , a fine house.
Not long ago a man homestcaded the ICO
acres which Dunbar needed to make out his
two full sections. After the man had been
on th claim a few months some friends
ot his homesteaded some land further over
the valley. The squatter wanted to be with
them , so ho offeicd to relinquish his first
claim. Dunbar could not obtain the land ,
as It could not be purchased outright. So ho
wrote to Mrs. Hunker.
This was six weeks ago. Mrs. Hunker
want west at once , paid the retiring squatter
$250 for the rellnqulshment. and homesteaded -
steaded the land in her own name. She
must visit her property , according to law ,
twice a year , but after she has held tha
papers fourteen months she can pay $1,25
an acre and receive a full title to the farm.
She proposes to do this , and the money to
pay tor it Is to come off the farm this year
and much more besides. Mrs. Bunker's land
has on It 100 tons of hay. Tim officers at
Fort Nlobrara , not far from her place , want
1,300 tons of hay , and have agreed to take
her 100 tons at $9 a ton. That will be pOO.
To pre-empt will cost $200. The balance will
pay for gathering tlie hay , and $509 be
sides.
On her brother's land are 100 head of cat
tle. Tie will have hay enough to winter his
cattle , and for 200 head for other stock-
lalscrs who have no hay. Ho will get $5 a
head for the wintering , so he will make soma
money this year also.
The land of Mr. Dunbar and hla sister Is
In what Is known as the hey flats , and la
good principally for hay and grazing ,
although they can raise corn and potatoes on
it. On their land Is a fine clear lake ol
forty acres , and It Is this that Is making the
money for them , The lake Is the gold mine.
Other farmers not ten miles away liavo been
unable to ralso hay or any other crops of
consequence this year because of the drouth ,
The Fort Nlobrara reservation of 55,000
acres Is as dry as the throat ot a gambler on
Sunday , but the lake waters the two-mile
tract homesteaded by Dunbar and his sister ,
and will do so for all time to come.
Hut In spite of the drouth there Is yet
soma business In northern Nebraska. One
day , whllo Mrs. Hunker was In Valentine ,
she saw n cattleman receive 190,000 for his
herd.
The land tal < cn by Mrs. Hunker Is not
far from the Klk'orn & Missouri Valley rail
road , nnd Is between Fremont and Chadron ,
do th of which are towns of Importance. Val
entine , the nearest town. Is also a good point.
Very little government land la left around
there , Mrs. Hunker Bays. Her land Is In
Cherry county , which Is ninety miles lonij
and sixty miles -wide , a considerable tract for
* candidate for sheriff to get over.
A married woman cannot homestead land ,
nor can a girl under IS years of age , Mrs.
Bunker la a widow , her husband having died
six years ago. He conducted the Dunbarton
house for eleven years , and she has since
carried on the place with good KUCCC&S.
"You are certainly a business woman1 '
the Post reporter said to her , as he was leav
ing.
ing."Well
"Well , I ought to bo , " she replied with a
smile , "I belong to the business woman's
club , "
It would hardly tie fair to tell Mrs. Hun
ker's ago. Her brother , however , la 38 , and
she Is considerably younger , If the reporter
mistakes not.
>
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Tim Ilurulur Proiif
A man In Washington IB agent for a curi
ous kind of coffln. Ha describes : It as fol
lows : "Primarily the coflln la flre and bur
glar proof. The case 1s made out of boiler
Iron hardened with old tone , spruce bark
and leather , which forms an , enamel that
cannot be penetrated by chisel or drill. It
Is put together with angle Iron and flush
rivets. The locks are all on the Inside , oa
constructed -with hooks and staples , with
spring behind them , that when a pin Is
drawn from the outside tha bolts spring
down and lock automatically , end the cpRln
Is then locked so that It cannot be opened
from the outside. The only person who can
unlock and open the strange coffln IB the
person Inside , The- theory of the coffin la In
caco a person Is burled alive he can throw
back the bolts , explode the torpedos , warn
the sexton and thus escape , It might alsu
be useful In case a person found himself
In an unsatisfactory place after death , "
TVbeu Bab/ was slclr , wo jare her CastorU.
When bbo no * a Child , BIO cried for Outorla.
When she became Wtis , fclia clung to Castorta.
When iho Lad Children , the carathcm CattorUi