cmAHA DATLY BEE vlStONDAT , OCTOBER 22 , 1804.
Cooks ,
Laundresses ,
Waitresses
Everyone of them read The Bee
Want ads. Therefore , families want
ing help , Boldom fail to roach them
the day ad fa published. Wants
are run in both morning and evening
papers without extra cost. 17 words
lor 25 cents.
Coachmen ,
Waiters ,
Valets.
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p. m. far the morning nnil Sunday editions.
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BITUATION WANTED AS JIOUSKKKKl'EH
for widower by l ly with little Bin. Address
Ann Nelson , 113 Bo. 30th ave. . Omaha , Net ) .
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WANTED M ALB HELP.
WANTED. A F1SW PKIISONS IN UACII
lilaco to dowriting ; send stamp for ISO-pace
Ixnh of pirllcular * . J. Woodbury. 127 W. 411
Btrcet. N. T. City. H Mt
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trlbutflm In every town to report nil Important
Imppenlnes an , I wrltn articles for publication
on uny subject. Kxperlence not neccsiary. CJood
liay tor spare time Our Instructions tell you
liow to ilo the -wink. Ben < l stamp for full par
ticulars Modern Tress Ass'n. Chicago , 111.
V'ANTKI ) . BANKSMAN ; SALAltV FHOM
fttarl ; | tcrmanent iilace. llrown Hros , Co. nur
serymen , Ch 1 cage , 111 , it-IHOM *
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3VANTKI ) . IlKUAIU.i : YOtJNCJ AND MID-
dle-aKwl men In eter > county to act n cor-
recpondentn irnJ special private detectives
under Instructions for the larncst nnd tx > t
equipped detective bureau of ttw kind In the
country Previous experience Is not required
or neeesxary. Hm.ill l > oys nnd Irresponsible
parties will confer n fuvor on us by not
answering. IlefcrenocB given nnd required.
Have licen established for years. Send stamp
fpr full particulars nnil get the best criminal
, paper published. offerlnp thousands of dollars
5n rewanli for parties who uro wunlcd.
National Dclectlte Bureau. Indluinpollg. [ nd.
H line
, iAiioitina KOR n. & M. itv co. IN wr-
ornlnK , fieo \ > a n ; ship Mnmlnt 9 n. m. Krn
mer' Jailor agency , lllli ami Fuinam ulreets.
ii aist a
-iKST itAViNo eon KNOWI.KOCIK or
lxxll < fi > lnR. Rood ucMri'xs anil ability to tnlk ,
to net an city and iravellnp nalusmen , to cull
, 'to merchants only.V. . C. laucw.lc ) , room 10 ,
i Hotel Dfllone. ll-aiBW 53 *
. TWO INTKLUflUNT YOUNG MKNi
r city ruferencis ; Hillary to commence on , S&.OH
T > er week. Ai > ply American \VrlHRcr C'o. , 1G15
Hawutd slli-et. It- MOM Sf
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VANTIJU. EXPHIIIKNOEI ) COAI. MINIIIH
to go to Sheridan. Wyo. Apply lit ofllce Slierl-
' dan Coal Co. > 1603 Panum. _ U-M9M a
I. O. O. P. , I. O. II. M. , A. O. U.VV. . . K. < 5 T.
- ! . , K. P. . K. nnd A. 11. , P. of II. , dronis-
crs , attention. Agents wanted at nnce ; write
today. ! ' O. Ikix 1&7J. Itobton. Mao.
U-M8Z5 Jt
SI EN Of OOOD ADIMIKSS CAN" KIND STEADY
employment and good pay by calling at 1516
Douglts. U-MIM-Oa
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VANTHD. Ulir.IAHM : SALESMEN ALREADY
traveling to carry our lubricants as a nidt :
line. Manufacturers' Oil Co , , Cleveland , O.
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3K YOU" WANT STEADY EMPLOYMENT Al
jrood waRi's. rei > lywith stamp. 1 * . O. box 'Of ,
at. Ixmta , Mo. B-MBftt il *
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S.OOO LAIIOICKUH SOUTH ; NEW OHDEIt WOUI >
near Memphis , Tenn. ; work Kuarnnteedj shli
clienpcr than nnylmly ; Blilpments twice dally
ICranirr1 * Lalwr AKrncy , lltli and Karnan
slrcrta. IS-MS35 25 *
WAJJTED FEMALE HELP.
VVANTHD. LADY NEWSl'AI'EU CON
tribtittv In evt-ry toun to rrpurt all importnn
happenings and write articles fur publicatlor
on any subject. Kirierlence not necessary. Oooc
* -pay for tpare time. Our Instiuctltms tell yoi
Jiow to do the "vrork. Hend stamp for full par
tlculara. Modern lYcss Ara'n. Chlcaeo. III.
c-no
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USB rnESTorrs IJEST PLOUR. IT GIVES
entire uatlafactlon. All grocers nrll It
C-MOT-N5
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LAD1IOS WANTINO V1K8T CLASS OIHIJ ? CALT
at Scaad. V. L. H. Onice 203 N. litli. Tel. 1114
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WANTED ; LADIKS. IP YOU WISH KMI-IVDV
men ! ut your homes , send * elf-addre set1 en
metope for < > ur descriptive circular and com
snancv nark at once ; coed w&ges p&ld. Thi
Alfred Knitting Co. , Wlnthrop , Muss ,
C-M37DM *
WANTED. A ClUNnRAL , SKUVANT C3K 8
tli avenup. C M910 a
. A COMl'KTKNT CYX3I' . MUST HI
t cowl taundrrsM ; Inquire 1120 1'ark ate.
C W-iO
FOB KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , P. 1C DARLTNQ. DAHKER I ! LOCK
I ) 195
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CIT1T. Till
O. V. Hurls company. 1101 Kiinam. 3 > tS6
Jt CO. II 1. CONTINKNTAf. JII.K
NEW 4.nOOM COTTAOK NKAlt I1KMIS
Mdellly Trust ctnnjunr. JJtfS farnam.
CESIttAllI.E 7-UOOM COTTAnE. Mil WOOL
worth are. Hlnsnult llros. , llarker b'.k.
1)-MO
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HOUSES & BTOUE3. r.D.AVKAD,16 & IKtt'Ql.AI
-OOOD rivu-nooM COTTAOKS , woo
inonUu L. ii. .Skinner , ill ) K. Y. Idfe.
ICOUSUO , W. a. TEMPL13TON , VAXTON Ul.K
KINE UOOM 110USK ( JUST VACATED ) NO
2721 Jarksun stn-et. all modem Improvement !
Mendld repair (12 ( Mocks from court lioime ]
| kivr > l street , cheup tvnt to mnill family. Ke
M cottagn Kecand door treat. Dun II , Whetlei
Jr. , Ujuglan and litli its. ( Iniur.in.ce. )
D ! uJ
IIEN'T. TWO 8-UOOXl KI.ViOANT I1IUCI
hauses ; all inottern convenlrncm : 1 block fror
Wnlnut Hill motor. Cdinptroller'a ulllct
D MSW
I01J 1IA11NKV STUKIOT , IS 11OOM3. MOHHK !
and nivl class. John K , Webster , lli > Uuar
ul Trade building. P U7
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DKSlIlAIH.t : DWELI.1KQS IK ALL PART
of the car. K- I'BUeufe. . 4 > 1 I'Aitnn block
DI23IRAI1LG ID-ROOM HOUSK.
dollan per month. Inquire 111 * Dodcu si.
li-OR niSNT. TWO 8IX-HOOM K1.AT3 AT 4 :
and il B. lltli street. In RWX | condttlon. A. ,
IVppltton. room JU 1st Nufl tank bldg.
IJ-TtOOll MOnKim HOUSE. ISS.OJ. KMIQAN
repair , coed rtnce. barn , crupta snd fruit Irm
In larte yard ,
t-room cottait , IS.OO ; full * 1 < lot , Hn cooj ri
Kir. Ckil Ad * M VlJcUty Trust Co. , KM Fa
ra. P-Ttl
a nooua ; u < so. irrii STitnET.p
p s N *
-BOOU HOUSE. T NOHTII UTH BTR.
1I-7U
WOUKIIN KIAT 1 ULOCKtt VilO
itf build Inc. Wi M. OmsJii. ll U KMata At
Trait O , room i. D Ug , ITH
STEM-ROOM nftlClTTiot'feB. MODERN , tlR.tr
rUik | ar tlcHi : posarsslon rlvta Noreraber
Inqillr * ol W. V , Uuk. CM DouGlas.
D Mia K
M IIOUSB IXJll 11ENTJ Jlt-W. SJ
trwc U-MSII C
-Mill
rOB , BENT HOUSES.
Continued.
INK T-ROOM CORKER PLAT AT 701 S. 16TH
stieft ; rnnfre nnd nil other comenlcnces ,
aeorgo Clouscr , room 16. 16S3 Parnatn. D SW
OR RENT HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS. ALL
modern Improvements ; 92d and 1'nrnnm ; J30.W ;
also two cheap stores , with resldenco nttncheil ,
barn , etc. , Jlo.W. Uexlcr L. Thomas , 401 Hee
bulldlne. D-MUI
3AS1LY , CHEAPLY HEATED HOUSE NEAR
JIlRli school ; line condition ; very convenient ,
I3S.04. I nnre tinu e , with bath nnd closet ,
large barn , 111 California , 117.00. II. A. Doud.
Patterson Lldff , D MS93 2J
RENT. 7-ROOM MODERN FLAT ,
block , OOfl . 13th street. D 830 27
FOR KENT FTJKW18HEU BOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS. 1805 CHICAGO ST.
Bultabla for ona or two gentlemen. E M3G9
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN CON-
ventenccs , at % ) 'U California street.
street.BM76G 23
TWO SUNNY. WELL FURNISHED ROOMS IN
private family. 1313 Farnam. E M733 2J
, 'ERY DESIRAKLR PURNISIfED OR UNPUR-
nlshed rooms with lioaid at the Men-lam. S5tn
and Dodge. 13 772 29
: TIBNISHED BOOMS AKD BOARD.
NICE ROOM WITH BOARD , CHEAP , HOS CAS8
I * 334'Oil *
DESIRABLE ROOM. WITH DOARD , IN PHI
vale family. 70 N. 13th. r M777 24
FIRST-CLASS DAY BOARD OIVEN AT THE
Rrunswlck cafe. 15 South ISth St. , for J3.0C
per week. Nothing better In the city cnn be
had at Ilia price. F 5 ! > G-2J *
LARGE SOUTH AND EAST ROOM. WITH
first claw board , overlooking n terraced lawn ,
for t o gentlemen , 2019 St. Marys ave.
ave.F74S 22
FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM , WITH DOARD
nil conveniences ; very reasonable. 2533 sti
Mary's avenue. F M709 2J
MODERATE TRICES TOR ROOMS. WlTIl
board. 1813 Chicago. F M754 y *
WANTED , A CLUB OF GENTLEMEN TC
bcmrd anil room ; special terms ; most < leslrnbl <
location. Address A SO , Ilee. F M753 2J
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH HOARD
8015 Douglas. F M7 7 21
ELEOANT STEAM HEATED ROOMS ANt
Ixwrd at tiiu Wibster , 1513 Honard stioct.
J. F-'M835 20 *
NICELY FURNISH El ) ROOMS. HAVING ALT
modern conveniences , with strictly first clns :
bo.ml. Call 172J Dc lgc. F 83S-25 .
MOST DESIRAHLE ROOMS. WITH HOARD
at tliu aiiellon , H , E , cor. 2Ith and Dodire.
F MSS6 27
THE IIILLSIHH , I TH AND DODOE. ROOME
with tKfl.nl ; steam heat ; day board.F
F M935 27
S-ROOM HOUSE. HALL , AND MATH ROOM
Iiujillru 23 S. IStli street. D 70 20
A PARLOR AND TWO SINdl.E ROOMS
modern , at special rates. 1810 Clicago street
F M944 22'
HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS WITH HOARD
references. Srt No. ISth strel. F M911 2I
UNFURNISHED BOOMS TO BENT
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT , WITI
bath , m-cond lltior of two-story private rest
dence. J3.00. 2115 Ersklne St. , north 21th.
G 743 I2
3 OR 4 FRONT ROOMS , BATH AND STEAS
heat ; Inquire or enclnccr. 70S North 16th st ,
O 7S8-24 *
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS , STEAM HEAT
modem conveniences , also 1 furnished room
2S3B Farnam. O M831 22
J7.SO-THREE UNFttllNISHED FRONT ItOOMi
for housekeeping. 2011 St. Har > 's nenue.
G M828 22
FOB BENT STOBES AND OFJIOEt
FOR RENT , THR 4-STORY HIUCIC RUILDINI
Bit Farnam .street. The building has a fire
proof , cement basement , complete it cam lieal
Ins ilturcs , watvl on all floors , cus , etc. Ap
ply Ht the Dale * of The Bw. I 910
FOR RENT. THREE-8TORY AND RASEMEN'
store bulldlnu ul 1011 Farnam strent ; smal
storen and otllccs In Exposition bulldlntr , a < ]
Jolnliu : Flfteuith Street theater ; hall HxK
feet at 1001 Furnam street , all In good condl
tlon. A. J 1'oppleton , room 314 1st Nat ]
bantl bide. 1 M693 NU
TWO-STORT STOREROOM , SIX ROOM
nbove , now ori-upled by irrocery store , Ca
Blvo i tsf slon at one * . Inquire ! 208 Fiimarr
1-779
AOENTa WANTED.
WANTED. ROME OOOD AOENT AT ONCI
to sell a Rood ajtlcle and make blc money
Call at 410 N. ICtli strrat. A. M. McCarnnr.
J-M7 >
WANTED. ENEUOETIC MAN TO SEL )
lubricating oil , urraae and oil specialties ei
clu&lvelr or as side line ; need n > t be vtperl
enced. Cnpltol OH Co. , Cleveland. O.
O.JMS02
J-MS02 25
WANTED TO BENT.
WANTED , FlHST-OLASa JIOOM AND ROAR1
for Rentleman nnd wife ; centrally located , pr
\uto family prefenvd. Addiess A 48. Dee.
K Mill 22 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214 IIARNE
M 903
STORAOK FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLKA1
and cheap rate. .11. Wella , 1111 Farnam. M 91)4
OM.VAN 4 STORAQE C0..1M2 FARNAM. Tel.lS !
M-9M
CARRIAOES , IH'GOIES , ETC. . STORED. P. .
Karbucn & Sons , Cor , ISth and Howard Sis ,
M-C07
REST STORAaE RUILDINO IN OMAHA. U. !
jrav. bonded vraxeliouse. Household coed
stored. Lowest rates. 1011-1C15 Leavenworth ,
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED. TO lll'V A BTOCK OF QENERA
merchandlae chenp. N old Roods. Fro :
S4.ooo.iM to llo,0ono < ) . Address , etvlntt amouni
of different lines , Ilo * No. 174 , Kearney , Nel
N-763 J
FOB SALE FUBNITUBE.
PAYMENTS RASY. TOO1 WON'T MIB3 YOU
money. Low prices on furniture nnd househol
goods. Knlerprlsa Credit Co. , eiJlS N. Uth s
O 007
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURN
ture. stovi's , etc , U Altitun. SOI N. 14th.
STOVES AND FURNITUHE AT COST , MUS
be sold a.t once I. Urusull , 710-71 ! N. Uth ,
o w on
JW.OO PENINSUI R 11ASE IlUltNKlt. USE
one season , eood as new ; will sell at halt prlc
J20.M ; store can ba seen at HM7 Mason street.
0-MTM
FOR SALE. FURNITURE AND CARPETS C
S-room bout * . No. lilt Sherman avenue.
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FOK BA1.E-MI60ELLANEOUS ,
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTA
fence made , C. K , L * . Ml DouKlas. y-IIS
UXNK AND PLATTE VALLEY SAND FO
als , C. W. Hull Company , Mtb and Isard si
Q-WI
ICB SAIi"E HOBOELTiAlTEOPB.
Continued.
IMPORTED KAnTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIKfl ,
trsrranted singers , Jl.W ; 5 cold flih with globe ,
11.85 ; young ; parrots. 16.00 to IM.n ) : litnl cages ,
seed , etc. Uelslefs bird store. 4tt N. leth street.
Q-MfM Nl
FOR SALK , A RKT OF lltTCHERS'
J. P. Porter , 4tth and Farnam. Q-MKt C'
IF YOU UUY. IJt'Y THE UESTi MACKINtoshes -
toshes , rubber lxx > ti > , nrctlcs , syringes of nil
kinds ; ras tubing ; all best quality. Omaha
Tent le Awning Co , , nil Furnam st. 0 SI3
WANTED. A PfRCHASER FOR A SET OP
Rncyclnpevlla Ilrltnnnlcn ; ninth edition , -With
full American revisions and nddltlonn , at a
Kreatly reduceil price for cosli i > r on time.
Address AM , this offlee q-M ll 83'
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FOR SALE. iTlLL MACHINERY A ND FIXtures -
tures , cheap ; must be moved Call en or nd-
i\rm \ A. U. Walker , 612 Main street Council
lllurfs , la. ( J-MU37 Z3
HISOELliANEOUS.
FOR LKASE , FOR A TERM OF YEARS. W
n-res level land Immediately ea t ot Fort
Omaha. Inside tha city limits. Fidelity Trust
company. ] I SI 800
CIjAlllVOYANTB.
NO PERSON CONSULTING THE WORLD-RE-
nownnt clairvoyant , 1'rof. Almeda C , was
ever disappointed. Invariable satisfaction re
sulted In nil cases , as proved by Innumerable
testimonials.
In health , wealth , happiness , all In trouble ,
denpalr , or doubt , will nnd positive relief and
assurance of Incalculable benefit by consulting
the most celebrated clairvoyant the United Slates
ever knew. The professor possesses powers of
marvelous character , unsurpassed by any so-
called medium or future reader His success In
the past proven Ills vast ability to help you now.
latervlew him and you will say he 1 the Rreal-
est wonder of the age. The professor challenges
the world to prove his equal In the great powers
which ho possesses to carry out all ho promises
He overcomes your enemies , removes family
troubles , restores lost affections , causes happy
marriage with the one you love , removes evil
Influence , bud habits , gives correct Information
on law suits , dlvoices , lost friends , etc Valua
ble advice given to ladles and gentlemen on
love , courtship , marriage nnd bow to choose a
wife or husband for future happiness ; what busi
ness best adapted to speedy riches ; tells If the
one you love Is true or false ; slock speculations
a. specialty. Th professor does.not require to
return to such methods as ERnrt'nn cnarmi and
other frivolities. He Is no fortune teller , but
a life reader from the laws of science , that Is.
clalrvoynncy , nnd those who have been hum
bugged by pretenders the professor -wishes them
to call before Riving up In despair , as he guar
antees prompt benefit. Correspondence strictly
confidential. Send stamp for reply. Remember
the number , 321H N. 15th street , corner Chicago.
Flat A , 9 to 9 , Sundays Included. S 'J2J 27 *
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business medium ; 7th year nt 111 N. Kth.
MASSAGE , BATES. ETO.
MADAM SMITH , M2 S. 13TII. 2D FLOOR ,
room 3 ; massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
plmrlno and sea baths. T M84527 > _
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1419 DODOE.
T MM7-2J *
MMB. LA RUE , 416 SOUTH ISTH.T
T 71 $ NH *
TUBKISH BATHS.
LADIES' TURKISH DATH8 ; HOURS , 9 A. M.
to 9 p. m. lleauly culture pallors , removed
from Karbach bldg. to 109-110 IJee bldg , M 44
FEBSONAl * .
BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 318li S. 13TH
U-914
MACKINTOSHES & RU1JUER BOOTS.1311 FAR.
U 543
PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN
prescriptions can secure valuable Information
frro by addressing 1 * . O. box 813 , Omaha. Neb.
u &
COMPOUND OXYGEN CUllErf CONSUMPTION ,
asthma , bronchitis and catnrrh. Home treat
ment S3 per month. 3 days trial free treat
ment. Room 200 Douglas blk. llith nnd Dodge
U 15S-O2U
OSCAR BUNDELL. FOR 12 YEARS WITH O.
W. Cook , has removed his shoo repair shop to
S. 17th street , north ot Douglas. U M813-N1
VIAVI ; HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address ot
call , Vlavl Co. , 316 Dee bldg. Lady attendants.
U-407
LACD CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO
new. Ilrussels and other grades A specialty.
See our specimens of work. 1439 No. 20Hi
street. U-MI3S NU'
PRESTON'S CALIFORNIA FLAKES FOH
breakfast ; superior to oatmeal , Try It.
U-371-N5
WANTED TO BORROW J5W.O ON FIVI
choice CO-font lots In Cloverdale addition ,
Omaha. Address E. A. Cooper. 937 17th street ,
Denver , Colo. U M733 23'
THE RKLLB EPPERLY'CORSET. MADE TC
order from measure. 1900 Farnam street ,
U-M763 N16
AULAHAUGH FUR CO. , MANUFACTURERS
of fur garments ; furs neatly repaired. Fui
muffs at cost. Room SOI Karbach blk. Tel 1812
U C03 25
MONEY TO LOAN RZAlj ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED Of <
or bought. F. S. Chesney , Kansas City. Mo.
W 915
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST "CO . 318 N.Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for cho'ce security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
W Sia
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county , Improved and unimproved Omaha rea
estate , Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam st.
W-S17
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH/
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. . laxton blk
W 91S
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THI
O. V. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam nt. W 919
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES Or
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate
1 to S years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam
W-317
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CIT1
property , t3,0o anil upwards , t to 7 per cent ; m
del.DS. W , Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam
W-320
CHAS. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. BK. BLDO.
W Ml
MONKTTO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATI
at I per cent , W. U. Melkle , lit Nat , bk lld )
W-922
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON 43OOD LOANS
J. W. Squires , 243 Hee bids , W W
WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARI
for short time paper or 1st class mtee , lonna
H. II. Harder & Co. , ground floor Ue bldir ,
W M448
MONEY Tb LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
horse , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; yoi
can pay tha loan off at any tima or In an ;
amount ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
KM S. leth street.
X 923
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP
erty. Harvln Loan Co , 701 N. Y. Life bids
X-924
J. U. HADDOCK. ROOM 417 RAMOE BLOCK.
X 25
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI
ture , pianos , horses , waoni or any kind o
chattel security at lowest possible rates , whlc
you can pay back at any time and In an
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Room 4. Wlthneil block. X 920
BUSINESS CHANGES.
FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY JO1
and newspaper ( weekly ) ofllce. doing a nice Jo
busnes. ) Write for particulars. W. II. Oaks
Slher City , Iowa. Y M782 23 *
FOR SALK , CHEAP. A NEW STOCK OF FUII
nlture and undertaking In n good town , mut
sell at once on account of poor health. Ad
dreis P. O. Box J5 , North KnlJ , Old.Y .
Y M7S1 24 *
HS.000.00. V4 CASH , HAL. ON TIME ; RES'
paying drue store In tha west. Address A 3
_ l ge. Y MSJ1 N18
TO IJUTCHERS-FOIt RENT. SMALL SHO :
all ntted up : coed stand ; email capital n
quired. Apply at saloon , list and Hamlltn
streets. 7-M793 22 *
FOR 8ALE FOR CASH OR GOOD SECURITY
stoik of general merchandise. Invoice I2.&M.OC
located In live town In eastern Nib. Addrcs
A 36. care lie * . Y MSI ! M
SMALL STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE II
city ; rood reason far xlllng. Addrrss A 4 :
Hee office. Y JJ9-22 *
FOR SALK. BARI1ER SHOP IN A I LOf\ \
tlon. Call quick for a snap. Davenport ,
Waterman. f MWS 22
* YPTI. MAN'WITH EXPERIENCE ANI
reference to buy half Interest In real estal
and Insurance business ; only H94.00 require
A 44. Uee. V-MSM
FOB EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO JM <
clianra for young work hones or mulei
Lanioreaux Dros. , SM S , ICth. Z 103
TO EXCHANOH , 2.000 CASH 1NVESTMEN
near Omaha. Will ssiume lnc-umbrtnr or pa
stock shoes or clothing. C. K. Harrison , 9
N. Y. Lit * . Omalia. Z-Hl-tl *
TO EXCHANGE. STOCK OP QENEItAL ME !
chandlie. Involca S2.4jO.Co. All new goods an
never been offered for sale In any reull star
Will exchange fur real i-stala and part easl
Write ft. A. Bowes , Ellendale , N. I > .
Z M731 22 *
FOR K2CQHANOE.
STALLION TO TRAkJfti'OR PROPERTYj HAS
shown 2:1 trotting .Wie , ,8W. Ilnx 7 7. Rhen-
andon.li , la. a-M J 22
.
* *
ClOARS TO Tit ADR VCfK HORSE A
Rlieley , shetiandoali.'IlL.SICI Sr *
WILL F.XCHANCJE''r ' 4T3NT8 SOLID GOLD
watch for t.idlei' Mitcji. Mlis J. J. J hnson ,
Coizens hotel , , \ 2 M9J3 20 *
AVHOU A TB.UK VJV Mt'LKa Oil IIORSKS.
harness nnJvnKnn'yJU will tnUe furniture In
part payment for ? ' Adaress J. Pitnl , 1M 8.
2Jth axenue. ' * Z M5IJ 22
. . .
HAVE MBRCU.VJwDlSE STOCKS AND
olher propert > for snVi-jind exclmnwe , also cus
tomer for a bank lifv estern Iowa. Nallnnal
Information nnd Exchange Co. , 201 First Nafl
Hank , Omaha. Neb. , Z M321
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
ARDEN LANDS , 5 MILES FROM POST OF-
ce , easy terms. Call at Uli ) N. Y. Life.
R i--m :
AROAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale ar trade. F. K. Darling , Barker Mock.
R K 917
MAHA LOT FOR SALE CHEAP ; COR. OF
21st nnd Coslellar streets. Write to U. Peter-
son. Blair. Nfb 11 E M504-N8
'ARM ' LANDS. C F. HARRISON , SI2N.Y. LIFE
R E-413-N25'
OR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE : CELlar -
lar , cistern , city water ; cor. 30th nnd Sihler ;
I1.2SOOO ; Ions time. Inquire 13H Fumnm. Bam *
uel llurns. R M 773
CItOICE O.VRDEN lt\ND3 , & MILES FROM
Oman postofllce , 10 to 1C1) ncren , some trade.
N. D. Kcyes , 617 Pal ton blk. R K-M5I7
'ARM ICO ACRES. NEAR RAILROAD TOWN
In central Nebraska , good Innd , gwxt title , nnd
very cheap , at IIMO ; monthly payments. Wil
liams & Mitta.ii , McCaguo building.
RE Sll-22
HAVE Ct'STO. tER WHO WANTS TO TRADE
some nice , cleir building lots In good locali
ties and cash for a house nnd lot In a good
location , send description nnd price to J. A.
Lovgren , 503 llroHn block , Omafla.
RK-M923 23
HAVi : SEVERAL PARTIES WHO WILL PAY
all CJUh for good building lots In different
parts of the city : only big bargains will be
considered. J. A. Lovercn , 508 llrown block ,
Omaha. RE M91I 27
FIANOS AND OBOAN8.
THIS WEEK TUB FOLLOWN'O IN8TRU-
ents for cosh or monthly payments ;
ne Hal upright piano * 17' ' > .M
AoUier Hale upright piano 154.00
Oho Hall & Son upright piano , 1130)
Ohio Valley BQiiare piano 60.00
Ma * > on & Hamlln organ 12.50
neatly organ , high top 22.60
"mlth American organ , high top 27.CO
'aylor ft Farley organ , high top 3J.OO
lilniball. Emerson nnd Hallet-Dnvls pianos
A. HOSPE , JR. , 1513 Douglas st.
M1H O31
F PURCHASED AT ONCE
Ono upright piano , IDO.
Ona 3-strlng new scala piano , J1S7.W.
One new Wegman , I3SO.
One new Wegman , i > W.
One Esty organ , $33.
One Klmball organ , $23.
One llay statu oigun , | 20.
'
mid.
One Shonlnger , JI3.
One good orimn , IIS.
Woodbrldgo llros. , 12 N. 15th street.
874-OJ7
MUSIO TEAOHEB.
MARTIN CAHN. .TEACHER OF PI/VNO- /
fortc. Studio , 40 N. 23d st. Mill O31
MUSIO , ABT .AND LANGUAGE.
G. F GELLENRfcdEtf IIANJOISTS AND
teacher , 1810 CallfomU street. 914
I3ICTCLE8 HEPAIItBD AND REMODELED.
Tires nnd sundries , Sif\s opened , repaired , C.
R. Hellln. locksmith , 511 N. ISth St. 934
BICYCLES ALL STYLES.
r
ALL PRICES.
Send 'for our list lof second-hand and uliop.
worn bicycle * . Itipilrj and c > clt sundries ol
all kinds. II. O. Daion , 402 N. IGth st. D3C
BICYCLE PRICES RUT IN TWO.
A ' 54 Fowler for M * M ,
A ' 93 Sylph for StW. '
All other makes equally as low. Bee outztocl
and Kel our prices. ! before buying.
At II. PERIUOO fi , CO. , 1214 Douglas street.
u n . . .WT-0-27
STOVES.
BEST HEATERS ON EARTH.
Be sure you examine them before you buy ,
Parties who desire the choice of the best lint
ot stoves on" llje market must buy either th <
Favortta bnseburner or * the Oak heating stoves ,
They have been manufactured the past 3i > years ,
arid where they have been used alongside ol
other stoves have proven themselves the mosl
economical stoves made. We guarantee them
They ore the cheapest and be t stoves made.
We have the Born steel range , a model of per
fectlon.
A. M. McCargar. 410 N. ICth street.
M224 Nl
STOVE BEPA1BS.
STOVO REPAIRS FQR 40.000 DIFFERENT
makes of Btoven. Water attachments and con
ncctlons a specialty. 1207 Douglas street , OmaJn
Stove Repair Works. M 175
STOVE REPAIRS FOR ALL SIAKES Ol
stoves Hot water attachments. I ruches. CO
S. 13th MSGSN20
ELEOTBIOAL SUPPLIES ,
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUNI
storage baterles recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed
OmaJia electrical works , C17 and Cl > S. 16th st
943
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC
tors for electric light and motor plants and al
kinds of electrical construction. Western clec
trie Supply Co. , 418 and 420 8. 15th et. 814
WOLFE ELECTRICAL CO. SUPPLIES ANI
electric wiring1614 Capitol ave. Tel. 1414.
M13.2 Oil
LOST.
LOST. TUESDAY NIGHT , BETWEEN 11TI
andHarney and Kill and Fnrnam , small dla
mend screw earring or stud. Reward for re
covery at 2616 Harneystrcet. 774 19 *
LOST. AT TirURSTOJT-BRYAN DERATE. COL
Iseum. a Knight Templar and Scottish Hit
I2d degree charm , Return to room 330 le
building and get reward. M828
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY , OLI
pipes made new , 513 S , 16th. 949
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 1C
941
THE NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN CITY
court of Bee building- . Fred Uuclow. Prop.
ROGNER & EISELE. SIGN PAINTERS ; HIS :
work at lowest prices , 1518 Douglas street.
M5C3
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMBALMEBJ
II , K. BURICHTT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANI
embolmer , JS18 Chicago St. , telephone SO. 937
SWANSON & VALtEN. UNDERTAKERS ANI
embalmers. 1701 Cumlnk.'st. . telephone 10CO.
rfi 938
M. O. MAUL. UNDK1STAKF.R AND EM
balmer. 1417 Karnara , it. i ; ) telephone 225 933
C. W. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , C13 S. U ST
i- , II 644
PLUMBEBS.
FREE PLUMltINO OF ° ijKVRY KIND. OA
stearr . hot water beatinc , sewerage , S13 S. II
393
JOHN ROWE & CO. , PLUMBING. STEAM ANI
hot nater 'Hating , gas fixtures , globes , Ul B. 11
ii i 1 933
KRUtlER I1ROS . PLUMBING. GAS , FITTINC
drain laying : . Phoni ; lift. 2(15 ( Lcavenwortl
, 791-N17
DBESSiaAmNO.
FINE DRESMAlIlNtt' AT LOWEST PRICES
Madame Corbntl , 424N.i.ll7th at. , cor : Ca .
| . , JJ1I4 028 *
DRESSMAKING IN FAinLIES , 2120 BO. lOTIi
Til N15
DRKHSMAKINQ IN PRIVATE FAMILIES ; FI
and style eusranteeil. 'Address A 22. life.
M-M2 23
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE OOO
Interest on savings. Apply to t mih . L.
U. Ass'n , 1704 lu-e bld { . U. M. Nattlnger Sei
. MM3
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. AS3N. PA
o. 7 , S per cent when ! , 2. 3 years old. alwa )
redeemable. 1704 Fanum St. , Nattloger. sec
952
SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITINa
VAN KANT3. SCHOOL OF fiHOHT HANI
N. 7 , Lite. Omsha. A k for circular. 1U
ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & FA !
co :
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE , 1STH AN
Douglas ; s nd for cmUlo ue. Kohrbourh Hr-
'
OABPENTEBS AND BUILDEBS.
HAMILTON RROa. OP.NERAL CONTRACTors -
ors and builder * , carpenter work , storm windows
dews and doors. 411 a. 13th St. , Tel. 1179.
C.F. MORRII.L. CARPENTER AND 1UULDKR ,
paper hanxlng- and ilfms. brick work nnd plaj-
tertng. Olllce 409 S , lltli St. , telephone 4.S.
TAXIDEBMIST8.
TAXIDERMY AND Ft'RS. SEND IV > R OATA-
logue. George E. llrown , Jr. , & Co . 70 } S. 16th.
HOTELa.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W COR.
13th nnd Dodge. Rooms by day or eekM551
M551
HOTEL BARKER , I ! DO PER DAY. 1O ROOMS ,
In the heart of the buslne.i * houm-i. Special
rates nnd accomdntlons t commercial trav
elers. Room and Imard by the week ur month.
Frank Hlldltch , Mgr. 313
HAY AND GBAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY RY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. II. Snjdcr , 1515 Hurt st. Tel. 1107
954
NEttHASKA HAY CO. . WHOI.KSALK HAY ,
grain and mill stuff. W < > are nluayx on tha
market to buy or sell. 1I32-4-6 Nicholas st
GAS FIXTUBES.
OAS AND ELECTRIC LIOHT FIXTURES
made In design and finish In harmonize with
nny architectural style desired by F. M. Rus
sell , 213 S. 15th street. MTX ) O22
FLOBISTS.
S 11. STEWART. FLORIST ! ALL KINDS OF
bulbs and cut flowers ; 1622 Capitol avenue.
873-O30
NEW 11UL1IS. JUBT IMPORTED. CUT KLOW-
rs. Hess & Swoboda , Faxton hotel , 1111 Fiirn.
M133-O31
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office to 209 , ICth St. . llromi block , 9M
StiERIDAN COAL. BXCELLKNT SUItSTITUTE
for hard coal and J.l.W tea cheaper. 1603 Far
nam street ; main cntranca Hoard of Trade
153 O2S
MEBCHANT TAILOfiS.
I WISH" TO ANNOUNCE-TIIU ARRIVAL OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Fall and Winter
WOOLENS.
O. A. Llndqulst , Merchant Tailor. 31 ? S. 15th st.
MG01
TYPEWBITEB3.
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR
sale should make you suspicious ; funny they
nrc mostly Smith's. Try one and you will un
derstand why Full line of supplies. Smlth-
Premler Co. , 17tli and Farnam , telephone 1281.
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's uve. 939
EAOLD CORNICE WORKS. JOHN EPS-
nclcr , prop. , W , 110. 112 N. Uth. Estab. 1SOI.
MO
DENTISTS.
DR. GEORGE 8. KARON , DENTIST. SUITE 200
Faxton block , ICth and Farnam sta. Tel , 712.
963
DR. PAUL , DENTIST , 20 BURT ST SG4
HOTELS.
CO7.ZI3NS HOTEL , OTH AND HARNEY ;
ptmm heat , electric bells , telephone , hotlm , ex
cellent culsln , eligant roonw , (100 per day ;
$ I'H ' ) and upwards per week. MMO
JAPANESE GOODS.
JAPENESU GOODS , USEFUL ARTICLES FOR
wedding nnd birthday presents ; special snle
for a short time only. Nippon Machl. 1511
Farnam. M712
FUBNACES.
BEST FURNACE MADE , SOFT COAL SMOKE
consuming and lianl coal futn.ici.-3. Eagle Cor-
nlco Works. 10S-I10-112 N. Hill St. 950
OPTICIANS.
THIS ALOE & PENFOLD CO , , SCIENTIFIC
opticians , 140S Fnrnam ft. , oppoelto Puxlon
hotel , E > es examined free. 791
TAKEN UP.
TAKEN UP. LAROE RED COW. UPPER
part face wblte , right hip down. 3110 lloulevard
avenue. T , D. Bush. 747 1"
COMMEBCIAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 15TH AND
Douglas ; send tor catalogue. Rohrbough llrus.
M 221-N1
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all klndi of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Fatnum street 812
DYE WOBK8.
SCHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS.
1521 Farnam street. Dyelnn of every descrip
tion and dry cleaning. 917
6TENOGBAPHEB3
F. J SUTCLIFFE , GENERAL STENOO-
rapher. 233 Bee building. Telephone C97.M04S
M-04S
GBINDING.
RAZORS , SHEARS. CLIPPERS. LAWN MOW-
crs , etc. A. L. Undeland , 106 S. 14th. 792
BICYCLE BIDING.
BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL , 1714 CAP. AVE
M-23G-N2'
UPHOLSTEBING.
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH
M. S. Walklnt 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 6C2. 96
JOB PB1NTING.
REED JOU PRINTINO CO FINE PRINTING
of nil kinds. 17th st. , Hee bulldlne. W7
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
ROOSE'S OM BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15 & FAR
C04
PAWNBBOKEBB.
II , MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY ! 41J N. 16TH.
722
P
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitor : * . Bee
Building , OMAH A. Nob. Advice FREE.
SEEPS
This
Remedy cares
quickly ami penna-
'iJ W r nentlr all nurfous
, * 1 .dUeaaes. BUCU ai Weak Mamory ,
f/lii of Drain Power. Headache. Wnkrlulnoij ,
loit Vitality. nlcbtlyaiulM.loiii.ovlldieiiuiii.lm-
potonor and ihstlnx Ulsouws caused by > nntbful
errors ar Krei r > . Contnljn no oplalet. Un
Aerre tunlo und bl ud hulMrr. Malm the psle
and puny strong snd plump. Kail IT carrlnd In Test
pocket. (11 per box ; O lorHC. Hf mall prepaid
wltli a written utraate toeura or money rvfundtd.
writ * us for free medical book , sent r alcd In
plain wrapper , wfclcli couiAlns te tlmonlol and
nn&uclal referances. 3V clinrrn Tnr e iilln-
tlnui. Itfwart of imitation ! , hold bjr our adrer-
tlMHl KEents. or ndrtrtiM NF.HVi ; UEKn CU. * *
Ucsonlo Temple , C'hlc eo , in.
r , BOM ) IN OMAHA , NKn.nY.HHI5HMAN& Me.
OONNKLL. 13111 JIOIKiK. KUHKCO , 15th A
DOUOLASH , VICKHItSi
r LAKJ : , Dituaaisxs.
UPTURE
PERMANENTLY
CURED
NO PAY UNTIL CURED
VC If ft YOU TO 8,000 fJUIfMI-
Write for Bank References.
. . 2XAMINATION FREE.
lo Operation , Ko Detention from Business ,
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
THE O. E. MILLER CO. ,
YOTJNO AOAS3IZ.
'ho Ilorhood Days ot tli Urtat SIT In
NnlurnllnU
Far up among the mountains of Swltior-
aml , on the shore ot I ake Mornt. t\\o
Ittle bars , nearly eighty years ago. used to
lave the greatest cport Imaginable. Louis
nd Augusto Agasslz were their names , and
/Mils , bom In ISO" , wns the elder. Tlielr
ather , a wise clergyman , believed a strong
ody a very Important foundation for a.
good education. So until he was 10 years old
ouls had no school teachers , and most of
Is time was spent In the open air.
Vltli lils constant companion , Augusto. he
In ) Ml und rambled along the shores of the
tko in summer , and In winter skated for
illes over Its shining surface.
Doth boys had quantities of pets , lures ,
abblts. Held mice , guinea pips and birds of
arlous kinds that they caught and tamed.
lut the strangest pets of all were the llsh
lint they found In the lake near by.
They caught fUtli alive without a hook And
up. hunting for them beneath the stones
r In the crevices gf the shore. They had
ny little arts by which they attracted
ho fish , .uul after a while they were skillful
nough to catch tlu-iu In their fingers In the
pen water.
, ouIs soon started an aquarium In the
argo stone basin In the garden Kick of his
ather's house. The water In this basin
ante from a pure spring- which constantly
ubbled Into It. Here llttlo Louis studied
ho habits of his pet flshcs , or played with
Is rabbits under the shade ot the apricot
rces In the orchard , or strolled with his
rnrents and his brother through the little
Ineyard. Like most Swiss boys , Louis ,
s well as Augustc , learned lo do many use-
ul things with his hands. Ho watched the
Isltlng shoemaker who came two or three
lines a ycnr to his father's house , and
fter a while ho could makit shoes for hla
Ister'a dolls. Ho knew something ot tailor-
ng , too , and from the traveling cooper he
earned how to make a barrel that waa ac-
ually watertight.
When ho was 10 years of age llttlo Louis
Agasslz was sent to boarding school at
Jlonno , twenty miles away , and there his
irother soon Joined him. Until this time
heir mother nnd father had been their
mly teachers , but they knew much more
han most boys of their nge. They were
oml ot school nnd cheerfully -worked the
nlno or ten hours required. When holiday
line came. the two little brothers -would
itart at dawn on the first day of vacation
nd travel on foot the twenty miles toward
lomo. The Swiss holiday season was ul-
vays a merry ono. At Kastcr there were
; ay fetes , and the young people were kepi
usy the wwk before coloring eggs and
naklng other preparations for the day. In
he bummer the harvest festival nnd In thd
autumn the vintage festival gave the boys
many happy hours.
Some of Jhelr holiday Louis nnd Aiiqust
Iways spent with their mother's father , old
) r. Mayor , at Ardleflu , whoso hospitable
louse was always open to his grandchildren.
When Louis Agasslz was 14 years old ho
vroto lo his father , " 1 am resolved us far as
am allowed to do so to become a man of let-
, ers , and at present I can go no further. "
Then after saying that ho Is nnxlous to ad-
anco in the sciences ho names a number ol
Gicclt , Latin , Italian and scientific text books
hat he needs , adding "I should like to stay
U Hlenne till the month ot July , and after
ward servo my apprenticeship In commerce
at Neufchatel for a year and a half. Then
should Ilko to pass four years at a unlver
alty In Germany , nnd finally finish my studies !
at Paris , where I would stay about five years.
Then at the age ot 25 1 could begin to write. "
Ells parents had Intended Louis to bo a
msiness man , and this letter which sho'Af-
such wonderful forethought for a boj of if.
was written to persuade his parents to Ie1
ilm continue his studies. While at lllcnne
10 studied faithfully , and he made full and
careful notes ot all his studies , especially
natural history and science. These note-
loolts , sometimes containing- several hundred
es and all \\rltten In a neat , small hand ,
hough yellow with age , are still preserved by
his descendants. '
Their lack of money had made Louis Agas-
slz's parents think of starting their talented
son. In business. Uul when he was 15 the boy
ilmself begged so hard for further opportu
nities for study , and his teachers had so much
to say about his talents , that M and Mmc.
asilz decided to give Louis two years more
of school , sending him to Lausanne. There
his teacher sympathized with his love ot
natural history , and he had a chance to visit
a museum with a fine collection of specimens.
Doforo ha left Lausanne It was decided that
10 should bo a doctor Hue Als uncle and
; ramlfather , Mayor , and he was sent to the
University of Zurich to study medicine.
Before this Louis and Auguste had been In
the habit ot saving much ot their pocket
money to buy books , and already they had a
very good llltle library. But medical books
are expensive , and as Louis' allowance was
very small he copied by hand many of the
volumes that he was too poor to own. Au-
gnste helped him In this , for the two brothers
wore still together. On one of their vacation
laiirneys when they were walking homeward
gentleman In a traveling carriage overtook
them and Invited them to journey with him.
lie talked with the boys about their plans
went home with them to the parsonage am
some days later wrote to them.
From this letter they learned that lie was
a rich man , well known and living then n
Qciieva. This now friend offered lo adopt
Louis Agasslz , whose ability he said hai
made a strong Impression on him , Dul
though they appreciated the offer M. Agasslz
and his son decided not to accept It. The )
preferred poverty and Independence- riches
ind a possible sacrifice of Independence. From
Zurich he went to Heidelberg , and later to
Munich , everywhere winning the hlgheal
pralso from the professors -with whom he
studied.
At Heidelberg he formed a life long friend
ship with Alexander Iirauti , the botanist
whoso sister he afterwards married. O.
RHILWflY TIME GKRD
Lea\es I CHICAGO & NORTHWKSrN ( Arrives
OmahalU. P. Depot , 10th A Mason Sla.i Onialu
ll:05am : Eastern Express V:3Jpra :
4:00pm : Vektlbulcd Limited :40am :
6Uam : Mo. Valley Local 10:30pm :
f < :45pni : .Omaha Chicago Kpeclal 215pm ;
Leaves ICHICAUO. UURLINOTON St' CJ. | Arrives
Omaha I D pot 10th and Mason Hts. I Omaha
4.15pm . Chicago Vestibule . . . . . VM.im
8iam : . Chicago Express . 4:23pn :
7.02pm . Chicago snd lena Local . SoJam :
11.85am . Paclilo Junction Local .
IArrlvcs
Omaha I Depot 10th and Meson 81s. I Ondia <
10.15am . Denver Express . > :34ain
lOllSim . Deadwood Express . 4:10pni :
4COpm ; . Denver Express . 4:10ptr
CWpm. : . Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . . 6Wpra :
8 : llam. O.Uii.olnIx _ > cal ( exceptSunadyJL.n : J5am
LelvSTi K. C. . &r l. C. lf. JArrfv7s
Omatial Depot lOlh nnd Maion Bti. | Omaha
llUsm . Kansas City Day Express , . . . l-Kprn
9ISpm.K. : C. Night Ex. via U. P. Tranj. tM.im
leaves I CH1CAUO. R. I. ft PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OrnahalU. P , Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.l Omjlu
EAST.
11 ir.am. .Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . G:0jpm :
S:25pm : ISlBnt K prea < : SOan
4:40pm..ChcaEo : ! Vcitlbuled Limited. . . . l.-ospra
ll'.aSpm.Oklahonu Exp. ( to C. B e Hun.llaipir )
WB3T.
< : OOsm.Oklalioma & Texas Exp. ( ex. flun.ll ) :5)prr :
lilOpm < * olorado Llmtl i . . . . . . . 480pni ;
Leaves I UNION PACIFItX ( Arrives
Omabal Union Depot , jOth tf Mason. Els.I Omaha
10:00am : ICeaiiiey Hxpres * , , . , jls'o'pni
t : pm Overland Flyer IMpir
2IJpm Beatrice & Klrotnsb'ir EJ i Sun ) iSOpn !
IslOpm Paclflo Kipress 10Marn :
t ; 0pro Fast Mall 4:20pn
Lesves i CHICA'dO. MIL. Ac ST. PAUL. ( Arrives' '
OmahalUulou Depot , loth and Jdnon Bts. | Omaha
CJ5fim : Chicago Limited l:20an :
11 IOam..Jjblcae" > Express ( a. Sun.I. . . C-.Qipn
L' ves I F. . E. 4 MO. VALLEY. ( Arrives
Oroilnl Drpot 15th and Webster Bts. | Omahi
; Mam Deadwood'Kxpren tl : prr
:0 : am.tx ( , Bat. ) Wyo. > : . Kx. Mon. ) . l:10pn
Ut : | im..Noifolk Express ( lix. Hunday.lO:4Sati ) :
b.SOpin. .St. Paul Kxprcn > :40ati :
UaveT ] illBSOUHI PACIFIC ( Arrives
Omihal Depot Klh and Webster Bts. I Onlahl
t:00am : St. Louis Kxpren : CO n
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Omahal Depot 15th and \Vebsler Bis. | Oman
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OmahalUojon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omahi
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Omahi I Depot 15th nnd Webster Bis. I Omahi
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t' 0pm . .Chlcato Limited. . . . . . . 1:4Jan :
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OmahalUnlon Dtpjt. 10th _ & fcUson Bts.t Oniali
3U Louis Cannon CallT . , .
then i youth of 13 , urfttin
omc : "lie li familiar with all ( he known
narnmitlU , recoRnlr.es llu > blrJs from far oV
iy Uielr sonR. ami can glvo name to ever/
sh In the water. "
Tlio Utters of these two young fricndf
vcra fllli'il with natural hlstorj' qticrles.
ndwhen Louis ARastlrwrote to his
rothrr. AuRUsto then In builncss nt Neuf-
hittcl he had much to say on tha sami
urijcrl.
"I have slutted a nupcrb otttr Ifttclv. " In
riles , "Next week I shall reecU-e n bcavef-
nd I Imvo exchanged all my little to.tdi
rom Neuchatcl for rcjiUIca from llrnill nml
nva. My collection of fishes U also much
ncreasfd , but I Imvo no duplicates left ol
he species 1 brought with me. "
Ou market tlnys he used to visit the mar.
ct , searclilnR fur fishes to add to Ills col
ectlon , and finally , when ho was little mor
linn 21 , he was selected by M. Martina to
vrllo n description of certain rare flshea
ollcclcd In Ilrnzll by another great natur-
Hat -who hiul lately died. Tills work
rotight a coinpllmeiitarr letter to younn
\K.tsslz from the Brest Cuvler and other
dentists. It waa a beautiful hook \\ltlt
argu colored plates , and It pare great pleas-
ro to M. and Mine. AR.isslz , who had not
vholly approved their soil's ' KlvltiR so much
line to science. At the nge of 24. with Ills
uV'Brees of doctor of philosophy nnd modi-
Inc. ho returned to his quiet home Intend-
iiB to practice Inedlclno and continue work
n two books , one a history of fresh water
Ishes In Kuropo and the other an account
f fossil fishes. It would ho Interesting to
tocrlbo the sacrifices ho had to mnko to
uy the artists whom he constantly em-
> loyed to mike the Illustrations for these
lioolts. Hut -wo arc thlnkltiK now only of
\gjsslz's youth , which may bo said to have
mdod with his college days.
Soon after his return home he was offeretl .
rofessorshlp of natural history at Kctifchatvl ,
and n llttlo later his valuable collection of
fishes was bought by the museum In the
amo place.
Tills was the very collection that ho and
Vtifiuate hact begun al Motler , their early
wine. In his boyhood Agassis ! had laid the
oundatlon for his great reputation. The
Ittlw Swiss boy bccnnio the greatest and
> est loved scientist of Ills time , anil br Ids
work nl Harvard did moro than nny other
nan for the cause of science In America ,
Tlmt Joyful
With the exhilarating sense of renewed
icalth nnd strength and Internal cleanliness
which follows the use of Syrup of Figs I *
inknown to the few who have not progressed
beyond the old time medicines and the cheap
substitutes sometimes offered , but never ao
: epted by the well Informed.
THE KINKTOSOOPE.
\n Indlnu War Dniico rliotognipliofl by til *
NunInstrument. .
Fifteen howling : , painted savages , fcath-
crcd nnd beaded , gyrAtlng1 and contorting
before the camera : a dozen civilized white
men and three whlto women looking on ,
wondering as much as the savages at the
marvelous work that waa being produced ,
presented a novcd scene yesterday , says the
S'ew York Press. The Indians wore dressed
n their most outru gorgeousness , so far
as they were decked nt all , for , besides the
icad dress of featliirH and blotches of paint ,
only breecliclouts covered their natural
nakedness.
It was In Kdlson's laboratory In Orange ,
tf. J. , yesterday morning. Mr. Edison had
invited UufTalo Illll'K Indians to dance their
war dances before the klpetos-cope , or , moro
properly , the photo-klnetoscope , for the In
strument or camera which takes Impres
sions Is the photo-klnetograph , and the
iclnctoscopo Is that which reproduces those
impressions as they are ne.cn In perfection.
Never before did Indians appear In sucli a
scene. They lutd stood before a cami-ru be
fore often , but never In front of such a ,
camera. The Omaha war dance and the
Buffalo dance are now fairly pictured to
life , and long after the red man has left
Ills last trace , perhaps , n perfect representa
tion of his dances will be before the com-
generation , perpetuated \ > y Wizard Edl-
SOII'K unique and wonderful Invention.
The Indians appeared on the same spot
where Corbett nnd Courtney had their pu
gilistic encounter a few weeks ago. The
sun streamed through the open glass roof ,
and the Indians , \vlth old Lusi llorsu at
their head , posed before > tlio wonderful
agency that was to portray their everjr
movement and expression. Last Horse was
tliL- only ono who carried n tomahawk , and
this ho brandished as If Intent upon having
the ancient weapon of hut dwindling rac *
gu down to perpetuity with his form and
features.
Hound and round , squirming , leaping ,
twisting and stamping , wont thirteen of tni
tirjves. Strong Talker and l.'lno were Equal *
ted on the floor beating tlio drums. How
they howled ! A pack .of coyotes In full
olmse never barked and' yelped with more
ambition than did these Indians. They
didn't understand It , but that was ot lie
consequence. They had been told that th
strange thing that pointed at them tlioro
would show them to the world until after
the sun had slept his last sleep ,
Vain ? Old Last Horse had to be shoved
by tha younger braves from the foreground.
Hair Coat , the young dude , almost fought
for the center of tha stage , as It were. Ip
and out In H space about twelve foot square
tha naked savages whirled and hopped fpf
ever two mlnutoa , and when It was over
they seemed as proud as boys -with their
flrit pockets. <
After the main dance , which was said to
bo the Omaha war dance , Strong Talker olid
Pine beat their tom-toms again as Last Here * ,
Parts-IIIs-Halr and Hair Co.at went through
the buffalo dance. In this the men had moro
space , and. If anything , the antics were more
furious and wild. Pity the camera could not
reproduce tho&o yelpal The dancers harked
with such rapidity that the sounds were
blended at times Into a long-drawn howl like
that of wolves calling to their mates to hiut *
to some promised feast ,
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Tim Iturul Poiultttlini nf I'rnncii.
The complaint of overcrowded cities and de
caying rural population Is heard In Franco ,
and ono very probable explanation of tha
diminishing numbers and virility of the
Krench peasantry Is given by Jules Simon ,
Ho thinks the compulsory military service
has a good deal to do with it. Peasants
Imvo to leave their farms for three year
and go unwillingly enough , It may be. Dul
( hey find themselves better clothed and fed
than they ever wore In their lives , and
though compelled lo submit to strict disci
pline and hard work , enjoy a Ufa far less
fatiguing and dull than that they have been
accustomed to. When their time la up It la
not strange that thousands of them refuse
to go back to the plow. They drift Into the
towns to find work In factories , with abso
lute liberty after working hours , and lo ob
tain that contact with their kind for futile
gossip and that sense of playing a part In
the affairs ot the great world which make
up HO largo a part of the attraction of cltlei
for the poor. The result Is , says M , Blmon ,
that agriculture In France Is largely In the
hands ot children , and the aged and the few
young and middle-aged men who have been
too philosophical or too torpid to be lured
away by the fascinations of city life.
Karl'i Clover Hoot , the great blood purlflor ,
Rives freshness and clearness to the complex *
Ion and cures constipation ; 2Sc , COc , $1.09.
Sold by Goodman Drug Co.
A Clmrmlinr Itiimance ,
Detroit Free Press : Ho could not explain
her Indifference. Sometimes he thought sti
was trying to conceal the love she had for
him , and sometimes be thought she hadn't
any.
any.you are heartless , " ho said to tier one
evening In the twilight nhujows.
"Yes. " she admitted trembling , "some one
has taken It away from me. "
Upon thU he rushed away and purchased
Urge and elegant engagement ring.
Oregon Kidney Tea curei all kidney trou
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It Cnnig.
Indianapolis Journal : "Reo here , " said
the slangy young man to tbe girl ot lit )
choice for the time , "I've got a kick , coming. "
*
"Now , how did he gueea It to wellT"
mused the old man , at ho bolted the front
door. "I don't think he heard mo sneaking
up on hint ut all , " t
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