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WANTED SITUAI IONS ,
roiwo MAN nnamns A POSITION IN AN
ofllcc ; fifteen joins business experience book
keeping etc , : K < * \ penman ; reference A 1 ,
can furnish bond II 48 , Ilee. A MS62 <
VT HJinilTV-WANTKD , A 1'OHITION AS
commercial ttuxi'ler ' for the I'aclllu const or
south , by experienced salesman , fur reliable
house , nine yfurs' experience ; best of refei-
onces. Addreea II 61 , Dee ollice.
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WANTED MAIjE HELP.
WANTED. A ri\V l-HItSONB IN KAC1I
place * to do writing ; send stamp for IM-PBK < >
book of particular * . J. Woodbury , 127 W. 41
'street , N. Y. City. 11 313
WANTED , HiiIAIl.i : : YOUNG AND iUD-
dle-nned men In every countyto net as correspondent -
respondent : ! nnd special private detectives
under Instructing for the lanrcst nnd lust
cqulppnl ileU"tl\i > bureau of tlie kind In the
countryr I'revlotin nxperlencp In not required
or necessary. Kmnll IKJJS nnd Irresponsible
parties will confer a fa > or on us b > - not
nnswerlng. Itoferencei Riven bnd lequlreil
Itnve been established for years. Hend stamp
for full ruirtlculata nndi Ret the best criminal
paper published , offerlne thousands of Utilltim
Iif reward * for pnltles who n.ra wanted. Na
tional Detective llurcuu , Indlur.apull > , Intl.H
H 314
WANTED , M15N WHY lin 'UNiMVIXrii : >
when we will furnish horse and wagon to
good canva'sein nnd line stock of household
foods tn sell on the Infltnllinrnt plan ? CSooil
commissions paid and Roods soil rapidly. Amer
ican Wringer Co. . 1C19 Howard si , U-437-lt
WANTED , KXI'nilinNcnn COM. MINEUS
ti ) co to BlierldanVo. . Applr at olllce Sberl-
U n < Joixl Co. , ICOo FariUm. IJ l
WANTED , TWO GOOD I1HOOM MAKMIW
Aitdrels S. Jl. llaillilns & Co. , Urand Island ,
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Nell. II M468 B
tOO KAHOItiniS , STATION1 MEN AND'50 THAif-
jtera for lu\ee work south ; & 0 tlu makers.
Louls'ium , IGe tie ; 100 laborers for tli gov
ernment MlHHliislppI ; work Kunianteed : r om
nuthorlzrd agent. Jiimea KsUerg. 1314 Furnnm
street ; 'f ' U Ma 6'
1,000'LABORERS. TEAMSTERS AND STATION
n\en south .In Arkansas , Tennessee. Mississippi
'and Louisiana. Hhlp daily. Kramer's I-alxir
ncyncy , llth anil Furnam streets , u M370 7 *
tCOO , LADORER8. TBAMSTEnS , JHIDEIJMIJN
uv and flHtlon men , near Memphis. Trnn. Woilc
- Ruanintcttl. Ship cheaper thtm nnyl d/ .
| -\v ICriunor's I abor ugency , 11 tU untl Fartiarn st.
11 M571 T
AN nxrEUIENCED DIIV GOODS
In dre s goods department ! must
iipeuk German. C. E. Smith & Ken , lien ti Ice ,
Neb. D 459 3
WAWXKIJ K6.MALE HELP.
USB I'UESTON'S IJE9T TLOUH. IT GIVES
entire eatUfuctlon. All fiiocera onll It.
C M3IO-N5
LA1HK3 AVANTING 1ST CLASS GtllLS CALL ,
at Kcand. Y , U II. Olllco 2dS N , lEth. Tel. 1133.
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FOB. BENT HOUSES.
1IOUSEB , F , K. UAULINO , nARKER HfX > CK.
U-519
1IOUHE3 IN ALL PA UTS OP THE CITV. THE
O. V. l > aMs coiniiany , 1MJ 1'arnam. I' 310
KEI.KENNY & CO. U. 1. CONTINENTAL , ItLK
D-S17
DESIUAIILU 7-ItOOM M13 WOOI <
worth a\e. lllngwalt llarker blk.D
D 118
FOR ItKS'T. TAVO 8-noOM BI.EOANT ItllICK
houses : all modern comenlenceii ; 1 bluclc from
Walnut 11111 motor1 , $23. Comptroller's nnice.
D 319
1I6USE8f , Q. TEMI'LKTON , 1'AXTON 1JLK.
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J-IIOOM COTTAGE. 4S.CO , FIJU. S1ZW LOT. IN
Kood reiialr. Call-nnd sec' Fidelity Trust Co ,
17O ! ITarnam. D 741
t HUOMS , 631 SO. 17TH STIIEET.
D-SW-Nll *
I.nOOM MODKItN TLAT 3 1ILOCICM 1'ROM
lieo bu'ldlnK. ' < ! 10) Oinnlia Kent Estate and
Trust Co , , room 4 , lleo bid , ; . I ) 782
GOOD riVE-HOOM COTTAOU3. * S. 0 TKI
m nth. L. S. faklnner. 310 N. V. Life.
Life.U
U 320
DESIIiAllI.U 10-nOOM HOUSE. TWENTY-l'IVI-
dollars per month , Imiulre MIS Dodge B | ,
. U-600
FINE 7-ltOQSt OOHNER FLAT AT 701 S. WTH
street , ranRO und nil other convcnUno s
GtHXee Clouiwr , room li , IG.'l Km num. It JK )
DESHIAIILK DWELLINGS IN AI.L 1'AIITK
of the city. E. II. tiheafc , 42 1'nvlon blk ,
it siaii-Ni : *
Q , O , WAI.UACK , S12 ItllOVVN BI.K.
D-UI-Nti
. . . ItKNT , HOUSE OF TE > f HOOMS. AM.
modern Itnmiuements , J nJ ami Farnnm : WW ,
n'90o ' clicai ) mores , with rfs'ilonc , ; attached ,
iMrn. etc. . JIO.W. Uxter U 'riionuis(01 ( U e
_ } lUIUllng O-MS5J
HOUS15 ot 1 ROOMS. MODERN CONVUNI-
cnces. Ill So. 13th ctrect. very lianily to bust-
no * , Imiulre of D. T. Mount. ! X _ 'Bo. _ istli
FOR 11ENT , TWO 8IX-IIOOM FLATS ATl5
and 419 S. llth Blrcet , In good condition. A. J.
" 1'opplcton , room 31 ! 1st Nal'l ' bank MJ .
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U MbM-NU
117 N."iTTII STUEET.
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7-noH HOUSE , iNQuiuB isjs JACKBON ,
D-1IS
EV1' . LAUOE IlllICK loUSE. 11
roonn , modern ImprovementK : No. 1D43 Genmln
uve. J. M. Slmerul. 330 and KZ lice bldg.
_ _ _ _ _ ls _ D ijl-8
JJAT , ItOMRUKB. 8IX-IIOOM COTTAGE.
near motor , trees , la n. bath ; cheap. Thomas
Itoyd , 71T New York Life. D Ml i-Nn
I-It , HOUSE , 3339 I'llANKLIN. F. 1 > . Wrnd.
i . 11M \ 9
X HOUSES ! SI'ECIAL 1'niCES FOK WINTKIl.
F , D. Weiil , Hth and Douglas. D MIC7 9
A HOUSE OF TEN I1OOM3. ALL MOUE1IN
contelnrnco ; al o two callages. Inquire at
Thoi. Hwlft , 4D5 N. ISItu " 11 IS15
ICI11ST CLAHH. MODERN IMtOOM HOUSE ,
W19 Dlnnry itj rent. ItO.OO. 1C. N. WHImtll ,
WI N. Y. Life I4S
tBN ROOM 1IOUKK , ALL , MODKIIN JIT
provwnents. Jiw llarncy it. I > 4J B
.ponTKK iTTHousK LARQB HOOMH : OIJTH
( rent. 2IH Reward it. 1 > ISO 8
VOR RENT. 1IOUHE 0 > I itOOUH IN WEST
Omnhn : anrrifr dc.ilrea to board wltti trnnnl
In ronstdemtlon ot rent. Addrru , McCmcus
Iny. CotSOtf - Uo > lg t _ p-ISJ 6
JSIGIIT-ROOM UOU8B. 1 MASON STTlUBr" ,
eleianl location , one bloik from l' rk n < nue ,
J30.W. a. 1C Humphrey , 63 New Vork Life.
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roil UBNTHOUSEa. . 177 AND m s. rrii
t. , H tloctc of rnmnm car , D. V Hhole *
& Co. . JltiU national bunk 1)MlM
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CHEAPEST t-HOOU COTTAaa. WITH I1ATII.
U ottyi Unlueed to | 1 > .M. 1013 California Bt
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ECB.B.ENT 3TUBWISHED BOOMS.
'UnNISHED ROOMS. 18 3 CIHCAOO ST.
Bulable for one or two gentlemen. K WU&
'Kiir DHSIRAULE FURNISHED ANDUN -
( urnlihcd rooms , with board , 212 S ,2itli street.
K MIS
UKrflllAIlI.E ROOM. 1921 ST. IIAHY'H AYE-
nue. E M1E3-J'
IOOX33 roll RENT : ALL MODERN CON-
venlences ; 21)4 ) South 19th. E 437 5"
TOR RENT. FRONT I'ARLOR. 3730 DODOE
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TWO SOUTH FRONT ROOMS , FURNISHED ,
In private fatnllr , 2S3S Dqvlgo tieet.
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ;
house of all modern Improvements. tJ03 Far-
nam. street. K M 6 6 <
rURNISHEIJ AND UNFURNISHED WARM
rooms tor housekeeping ; cheap. 1411 St. Mary's.
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FURNISHED ROOM , STEAM HEAT , K12 CIH-
cagu , Itat C. K M509 b1
STEAM-HEATEO FURNISHED
iDoms furnished for housekeeping. 710 N. 16th
street. - E M373 5"
FRONT DED ROOM , WITH SITTING- ROOM
attached and use of bah | room ; all modern
convi'nienew : * io other roomers , rarnam-fttrccl.
near 2d llrst of n-fercncea must lie Riven ,
Address A 62 , Bee oltlce. E K3 S >
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
NICE ROOM WITH HOARD , CHEAP. 2106 CASS.
F 33I-C-1I *
ROOMS , WITH OR WITHONT nOAItl ) . 5310
Douglas , F M9S1-N2J-
FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH BOARD. 2013
Douglas. F
HANDSOSIELY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT
turlor , at the Frenzer , 110 North. 251 li strict ,
F MS01-5
HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS , WITH BOARD ;
central location. 203 No. 18th street ,
F MISt B
ULEGANT FUItNISHED FRONT ROOMS WITH
nil modern improvements ; gtrlctly .llret ctasa
board. Inquire 411 N. 19th 8t. F 413-7'
THE HILLSIDE. 18TH AND PODGE ; FINE
furnished rooms ; a specialty of table hoard.
F-SUW E
DKSIRAllt.E ROOMS , EAST FRONT.
board. In pil\ate family. 70S N , IDtli. ,
F MK 10
STUAM lin.VTnD ROOMS AT TUB
Irotel , 151) liowpxl st. F MRJjlO"
l > ARt.OR FLOOR ROOMS. WITH IJO.VUIX AT
reasonublo ratea 1610 Chicago st. F M6CO C *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FlTtST
clots table board. 1709 Dodge. P-rMSZt 10 *
, --,11 . ! . , . ROOMS.V1T1I Olt WXTHODT
board , cheap for winter , If taken si > on , Gas ,
bath and heat ; goo ? home. 611 U. lSrlj st.
FOBBENT , UNFURNISHED BOOM8
SUITE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FIRST
floor 1713 Chicago street. G-S15I3 C *
2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS , FRONT AND n.\fK
parlor , pleasantly located , heat and bath rent
cheap. 2119 IJudRe. O 045 5'
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOlTjlENT , THE 4-STORY ) ) RICIC IIUILD1NG
H10 Farnam street. The building has n fire'
proof , cement basement , complete Blcam heat
Ins fixtures , -water on all lloors , gas , etc Ap
ply at the olllc * of The Ilee. I Did.
FOR RENT. THREE-'sTORY AND ItASKMENT
store bulldliiK at 1011 Fnrnam atrert , Bin ill
Btons and olRcea In Exponltlon buildingEd -
Joining Fifteenth Street theater ; hall lixlOO
feeC at 1001 Farnam Ftlect , all In good condi
tion. A. J. I'opplcton , room 31) ) Ut Nat'l
bank bldg. I MOS-N13
FOR RENT , STORE ; 218 NORTH 1BTH BT.
St , A. D. Ilalcomb. I MOJO K
STORAGE.
STORACIE , WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1211IIARNEY
M 121
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ! CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam. M " " "
CARRIAGES , UUGO1ES. ETC. . STORED. P. J ,
Kurbjch & Sons , Cor , 15th ami Howard Pis.
M-607
11EST STORAGE BUILDINQ m . . .
K r. bontleit alehouse. Huusetiold
BturcJ. Lm\eat rates. 1013-1015 L.cjtcnworlh.
M-JS1
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO OUY CLAIMS OF JUDOHS AND
cleiks ot election ; alsn registrars. Dull Gieen ,
joom S , BarKer blk. N 133-7
LAND WANTED ; 640 TO 2,000 ACRES IN
eastern ; Nb. . BOOI ! for grain and stock ; want
KuiHl place ; send plat , description , etc. Henry
C. Smith. Falls City , Neb. N M4II B
CITV OR CO. CLAIMS. R , P. I7IZ FARNAM.
N 183
WANTED , FRESH MILCH COW , GIVING 4
gallons. A. C. Powell. N 1 E *
FOB , SALE-J'URNITUBE.
PAYMENTS MASY , YOU WON'T MISS YOUR
money Low prices on furniture nnd household
couds , K.ltcipilae Ciedlt Co. , C13-CI1 N. Kill st
0-3J3
I'UHNITURE AUCTION AT lilt FARNAU ST.
Suturdnys , ID A. m. RobtVclls. . O 9U
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF KURNI
lure , staves , etc. L. Altnian , 809 N IGlh.
O MO
HO.OO PENINSULAH 1IASE I1URNER , USED
ona raw > n , good as navv ; will nel | at half price ,
CM.W , stov can be seen at SOC7 Mason street.
0-MJW
fll'LI NDID iSQARE HEATER , CHEAP ROOD
lup . Aildnsa 11 41 , Htf. O SJ3
FOR8A1E , HORSES , WAGONS , ETC
EXTRA GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND V1IAB-
ton f r 11W.00 > a. S. Cuills. 1WM Hamey nlreet
I' M33J i
FOR SALE MlbOELL&NEOUS.
IF 1OU HUY. BUV THK BEST ; MACKIN-
tohri. rubber boots , arctk-i. tyrlnett ait '
kinds ; ci tublnic , " 11 it Qualltr. Omaha
Tent 6. Awnlnr Co , nil Fanmni ru Q 515
ciuAri-sT : " CHICKHN AND ORNAMENTAL
fence made. Q , R , Lee , 9)1 ) Douslaa , . Q-s ;
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SALE. COTTON 8EEDMKAL DAIRY.
men and stockmen need not Worn" about high
priced feed ; cotton seed meal , ilirnrmt ani
bnt. Nui ft Conrad. Omaha. Q-M3vO-l ! >
wy > lima A H.COO MORTUAGI ; IIKARING
per ceil Inieicil. Address K J'J ' , l ] e.
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FO SALE. rOWKHFUL FRENCH FIKLD
glata , coil 120 , for 110 ; iirlvllne of exanilna
lion. Ad resi Uox 392 , Cincinnati , O.
MISCELLANEOUS
LEASE. FOR A TERM OF YKAHS. M
ncrcs level lind Immediately > t r ( For
Oculia , Intld * ( he city limits. Fidelity Tir
conipnnr. 1701 Farnam. R 11 * . '
Cl AlliVOYANTS.
HUB. DR. II. W/UUIKN. Cl VIUVOl'ANT , HB
buslrea < mnliuni ; Ith yer at lit K. Itth.
s-xo
01 * ATBVO YA NT8.
Condnucil.
AUVlfK THAT IIHINGS SUCCESS AND HAP-
plnewi , many p ople hare consullrd Prof At-
irmln C and found him a perfect gentleman nnd
very honest In hi * protcsMon : correct Information
mation on butlneos chnnxM , journeys , ninr-
rl.-iKtu. divorce * , lawpuim tnd all family at-
fairs ; tell * whether ur lovrr Is Irje or false ,
rauie * happy marriages -with the one you love ,
brings the teparated together , remove * r ll
Influences , bail hablta , locate * hidden trrsnures ,
minerals , artlclm , etc. t profrs or d e not BV !
charms , belts or such trash , and does not
want to be clamed with the manr cheap pre
tenders found In every cltybfore ; clvlnir up
In despair cnm * and connult 1'rof. Almwln , C ,
U1H N. ICth mrect , lUt A ; hours , 9 to 9
Letter * containing a stamp promptly anntrerpd
H-M2M-U-
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
itADAM SMITH. S43 S , 13TH , 2D FLOOR ,
room 2 , masxagi ; , % apor , alcohol , etram. eul-
plmrlno and eon baths. T HM"i 10 *
MMD. LA RUE , US 60UTH liTH.
liTH.T743M1S"
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD. 1421 DODttE.
T-H86J t
TUBKISH BATHS.
LADIES' TURKISH IlATHSt HOURS , J Ai M
to t p. m , Ueauty culture parlors , removed ,
from Knrbach bldg. to 109-111) ) Ilee bldtc. S31
PERSONAL.
BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , llStf 8l 15TIL
MACKINTOSHES & RUUIIER HOOTS. t311 Far. '
U Ml
IIo T : THEAT.MENT FOR LADIES. '
Health book and consultation free. Aililrtr.i or
call , Vln.v-1 Co. , 3IS Hc bldg. Lady attendant.
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LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO
new. Brussels nnd other Bfndes a Fjifclalty.
& ? our specimens of work. 1433 N. 24th.
street. U M7J8-N15'
RESTON'S CALIFORNIA FLAKES FOR
breakfast ; superior to oatmeal. Try It.
U 3T1-NS
THE HELLEEPPI5RLY CORSET. MADE TO
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street ,
U MI61-N16
AULADAUGH FU.R CO SEAt , SACQUE3 AND"
fur capes made to order In very latest styles.
Room 241 Karbach' block. Telephone ! 1S12.
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WANTED , LAWi'ERS , HANKERS , UUSINESS
mn ami private Individuals everywhere ; to
know that there Is. a Oetectlva bureau located
fit Indlanapolla , Ind. . that Investigates nil
clasBM of crLme ronnnlttcd , furnishes evidence
In civil and criminal cases and docs all kinds
of legitimate detective -work through Its rep
resentatives located In .ports of the United
Stnles , Canada , Australia , South America an !
Europe. Wo have every facility and nrc pre ±
pared to do work quickly1 by having clclectUes
located everywhere. Address C'harle * Alnpe.
General Supt. , National Detective Bureau ,
ronmi 11 , 12 , 1 ] , 14 and 15 , East Market street ,
Indianapolis , Ind. U 117
OSCAR SUNDELL , THE SHOEMAKER , FOR
li years with Q. W. Cook , haa rcmovrd to S ,
17th street , lira door north at L > OUKBS. !
U-335-m
COMPOUND OXYGEN cuhcs CONSUMPTION" ;
asthma , bronchitis nhd catanli. Home tn-iit-
iiifiit J per month. 3 days trial free treat
ment. Room 00 Douglas blk , > ICtU and Uo.lce.
u U 411-30
CHRYSANTHEMUMS ; HESS , & . SVVOllOPA.
florists , 1411 Farnamn Panton hotel ; lei , 1S11.
.U-431 1)2
WANTED. A RESrECTAULlJ YQUNG I
roomtnate. ' Itoom .lieatefl. Call. WS'N. I7tr (
* treet. TJ-M313 4' "
A YOUNG GENTKKMATf WITH JIKANS BE-
s'res ' 'the ' accjualntancodf matddn lady younit
widow With mranJ ; mtmt be cxlucati'd and.
from gooil family. Object , matrimony. * Address -
dress % H W , lldeolllce. . U W57S I * i
KONEYTO iOAN KJESA1. ESTATE.
LIKE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , F , S. Cheney , Kansas City , Uoi
W 837
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO , , 318 N.Y.
loans at low rates for cholco security In Nc- .
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha , city property ,
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MONEY TO LOAN ON'FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county , Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real
estate. Fidelity Trust Co" , 1702 Farnam st.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA ,
real estate , llrennan , Love & Co. , 1'mton blk.
\V 3(8 (
MONEY TO IXAN AT.I.OWEhT RATES. TUE
O. F. Davis Co. . 150J Famam. at. W 341
MONEY TO LOA AT LOWEST RATES , ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha raal estate ,
I to E yearn. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnain.
W-5J9
LOANS ON IMPROVED ft UNIMPROVED CITY
property , $3,000 and upward * . to 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. " Fa mam Smith &Co' . , " US ) Farnam.
I W-342
CHA3. W. RAINEY , OM. NAT. UK. 13LDO.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at t per cent. W. U , Melkle , lA. Nat. bk , bide.
W-3H
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Snulrcs , 2 De bids. W 3
WB HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND I > 3LLARS
for short tlmo paper or llrat class mtgc. loans.
II. H. Harder & Co. , ground lloor , Bee bids ,
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , nt lowest rntos In city ;
no removal of goods : strictly conlliledtl.il ; jou
can pay the loan off at any time or lu any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAOb LOAN CO. ,
206 S. lUii t-tro.-t.
X 347
MONEY TO LOAN OX PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Ilarvln Loan Co. , 701 N. Y. Life Llclg.
MONET TO LOAV ON HOUSEHOLD I'URNI-
ture , pianos , horses , "wagons or any kind of
clutKl eecurity nt lowest possible rates , which
you can pay back nt any tlmu nnd In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. .
Room I. Wlthncll block. X 313
J , O. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMGE I1LOCK.
X-3SO
BUSINESS CHANCES.
J15.000.00 , W CASH , DAI. . ON TIME ; 13KST
pa ) Ing drug store In west. Address A 31 , Itee.
Y-MS01-N18
13 PER CENT AVERAGE WEEKLY PROFIT ;
on $150.09 Invested. Pro&peclus. itemize * ' ,
statistics free. Benson & Dvvycr , S34 llrondway.
New York. Y Mali-Ni
F THE DEST FURNISHED ir6riiL3 IN
county seat town tn Nebraska for rent. Ad
Ureas. It 32. JJee. Y M8i > 0 *
IUOO.OO" WILL SECURE A GOOD rAYINa
bunlnesH. Might take part In good notes u ;
trade. W. G. Templeton , Pnxtan blk.
Y-M(23 ( 7
TO MAKERS THE ONLt BAKinsY AND CON
frctlonrry In Genoa for sale ; write for par.
tlculars , Goodwin & Wiggins , ( lenoii. Veti.
Y MS23 10 *
HOTEL I1USINES8 A FHIST-OLABS HOTEL
iHUlncis for sale In smart R. It , city of GUO- >
InveKtlcate this. Inquire nt 401 N < ICth t.
nwm 13. Y S1524 10"
FOK EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EABT OMAHA TO EX
change for young -nnrk hoises or mules ,
LamoreauK Rros. , SIM $ i. 16th. .2-331
TonXCHANGE. | : 'COO
und > MO cash for stock of sheen or clothing- .
C. F. .Harrison , 12 N , Y. Life , Omnhrc.
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FOR SALE ; OR TRADE. EIGHTY ACRES GOOD
unimproved land In Putnam , county , Florida
-witbin 1 mile of railroad. F. > C.Louse * . Coup
ell IllulTs , la. . VO-M403 7
WE HAVE MERCHANDISE STOCKS AND
other property for Bile and exchange ; also cus
tomer for n bank In western Iowa. Natlona
Information and Exchange Co. , 203 Flnt Nat
Bank. Omaha , Neb. Z M321
Vm TRADi : , TWO IMPROVED FARMS NHATl
Sod U. R. town for stock of merchandise. D
II. Dlchson , Crelghton , Neb. Z M47I B'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ; IW-ACKU IM
proved farm ; limber , water , orchard , etc. ,
Hicliardjon Co. , Neb. , J 10.00 per acrv ; 53.0CO pi
jiiorljtaRo due March 1. 1899 ; will take Root'
property to value of 13.000.00 ai part pay
Ijir.da and other property for sale ami ex
chaagr. Henry C. Smith , Falls City. Neb.
fi
1W-ACRK FARM JOINING TOWN SITE O
Lllcnfleld. Sherman county. Neb. , to trace foi
OmaliiL property. Address A. .I'erU , 1101 Eh
stlvtt , city. K Si ) i'
I XI FEET NORTHWEST IK MILES. OKM !
tlful. sightly , clear , for riiulty In rcntnl prop
erty ,
Some- good Improved city realty for wild Nc
bnwka Und. An lows firm that li afirm
such KH you \vcro born on back In Indiana , to
desirable Omaha home. t
H , II. HARDER & CO , , Ilee ntdir ,
Z MIST t
FOB SALK KEAX. ESTATE.
OARDUN LANDS. K MILKS FROM POST OF
ftce , eaiy terms. Cill at HO N , Y. Litre. .
UAKCJAINH. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS
Hie or trade. F. K , Darling , lurker
FOR BALI : , NEW 1-110011 COTTAOK : cm.
lar. clsttrn .city water ; cor. 34lh nd SoMfi
ll.KO M , | OIK lime , Inquire 131S Furne.ni S m
ml Hums. I1U-BI
FOR. SAIiE R AIj ESTATE.
MAHA IXT FOR HAftE CHEAPt COR. OF
tlst nnd Cnftt llar M > r Tt. Write to R. Pttrr-
on , BUIr , N b. ifuMT RE M50t-Ni
'ARM ' LANDsTc , FHA JtI80N. 811 N. Y , LIFE"
RB-fill-NZS"
C310ICB GARDENIVJTOJR. . I MILKS FROM
OmUia. pastotnrr , 19 Itf-lta acres. Borne IrmJe.
K. D. Keyea. 617 1'Mto * blk. RK Kt
; tA IX MAPES , FlRtT INSURANCE. LOANS ,
real cstntt , 319 FlnU-Wnt , ' ! bank Mdi ; . , TflM5. ; ,
XR BALE. ttXIIOi OORNER GEORGtA AVK-
nue ami Pacific strrr > ti.iMOOO.oo , nnd will take
clear lot -worth T > 00 tM tji JT'W.W ' as nrst pay-
ment , balance to M PA. P. Tukey.
" ' RB- -MltS E
BALI : on BXCHANGE ; wo ACHES NB-
maha Co i Neb. ; llnMy Improved ; cl"ir ; US. .
000.0) ; la rue houmnnu all necessary bullj'ngs ' ;
tnlKht take Ci.OiM.00 worth good property : Kood
terms to right parly ; a choice homo ; mmcy to
loan. Henry C. Sniltlt , Falls City , N b.
ItE MI7J S
XR. J7TII AND PARKER , WUM ! 5 CHOICE
iicrea In Dolvcdoiw , twd front on Miller park ;
tnickojra loin , llth and Nicholas ; will tenseor
build ; cliulca garden land , will s < ? ll or n it.
B. S. Curtis. 1W8 Harney stmt. RI
PlUMBEilS.
RKE-ni'MniNo , oir CVKIIY KIND. GAS
steam ft hot v-nur heating ; sewerase , 31 ] B. 10.
( !
'OHN ROWK & .CO. , PLUMBING BTEAM AND
liotwater heating , gas llntures , globes , 421 B. 15.
3 7
t
< RUOER HRO3. . PLtlMniNO. GAS FITTING
drain laying. Phone 1270. 1315 L avenworth.
791-N17
ED LAWRENCIJ. TLUMHINO , GAS F1TTINO
and clrttlu laying , : < XU Cumlng street.
street.M151
M151 Dt
HOTELS.
IOTEL IIARKEIl , 13TH AND JONES STS.
5 roams nt Jl.SO per1 dny.
0 rooms tt $2.00 per xlay.
> ecl l mtes to commercial travelers. .Room
and board by week of month. Frank Hlldllch ,
mgr. 372
MVTNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th anil Dodge , Rooms by dny or week.MSE1
MSE1
COZZENS HOTEL 9TH AND IIAnNEY ;
steam lient , electric bells , telephone , baths , ex
cellent cuisine , elegant rooms ; l 00 faf day ;
JJ.04 and upwards per' week. M940
LOST.
' " " " : A SKY THRRICn ; LIBERAL REWARD
1C returned to 103 N. , Slti. Mr > ! < !
"
LOST-SUNDAY MORNING HimVEEN MTH
and Douglas MR , and All Saints' church ,
gold brooch , set with six stones. Reward It
rrturnea to 118 8. Mth tt. . city. M57B D
LOSTBRAFT PAYABLE TO 'M'ESTERN COR.
nice Works for J25 nnd a J23 bill. Return' to
1721 St. Mary's nve. and receive reward.
412-3
LOST A POCKETHOOK. UHT. CALIFOHNIA
and Webster , IStli and-17th , containing J3T > cur
rency. Liberal reward If returned 'N'o. 3 engine
house. - 410-3
UNDERTAKERS. ANU E M&ALMER3
I. K. HURKETT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr , 161S Chicago at. , telephone 90. 363
SWANSON & VALtEN , UNDERTAKERS AND
cmlialmers , 1701 Cuintng st. , tdcpbone 1060.
it 363
U. O. MAUL. UNlflJRTAKER AND EM-
Iialmer. 1417 rprnan ffl. , olephone S23 3CI
C. W , HA.KEH.UNDEHrflAKER , C13 B. IBlh ST.
. ' - > aa
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storage batteries rechtiritrd , electrical and gen
eral machinists , superior wock guaiuntced.
Omaha Electtlcal wcrVaC17 and (19 S. 16th tt.
in < i t 373
LECTIUCAL. ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC-
tora for electric He'll ' und motor plants and a '
kinds of electrical contraction. Western Klci
trio Supply Co , . 4ir > fin4a . IBlli si. 371
KUBINESS'ilNOTIOlSS ,
DAMAGED MIRRORSrJtKSILVERhD. 719 N. 13.
NEATEST > n/firiKK SHOP IN CtTY ;
court of Beu liulldliiK.-J'red Uutlow , Prop.
JJ ft j 3 0
S ; T3KST
jrorlc a\ [ lowest prUp , 41 % pout Uv , , ' > itr et :
- , t n * . 351
BUILilN& & .LOAN ASSOCIATION.
IOW TO GET A- HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Intercut on savings.April' to Omalm L. &
13. Ass'n , 1701 lee bldg. G. Jl. Natllnger , Sec.
CHARES IN MUlUALrL. AND ! ! „ ASS N PAY
t , T , 8 per cent when 1. 2. 3 years old. always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. , Natllnger , tee.
357
BR.E3SuIAK.ING.
'
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , .SO. 10TH.
4 151 NU
MISS MINNICK'S DltESSMAKINa J > ARLOR3
at 234 S. 28th street , , Prices reasonable
L
M901 (
AN nXPEniENCCD DRESSMAKER WISHES
n. ( ow families to now Cor by the day or at
home. Call at 603 Ny-OBtli street. W5
BTOVE
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 49,000 DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Water attachment ami con-
nectlnns a peclalty. 1207 Douglas Bluet.
Oinnha Stove Repair AVorks 3$0
STOVE REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF
itoves. Hot water attachments. Hughes , 607
S. 13th , 11855 N20
HAY ANJU GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY T1Y TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Snyder , 1515 Hurt Bt. Tel. 1107.
NEI1RAHKA KAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY ;
grain and mill stuff. We are nlura > s on the
market lo buy or sell. 1402-1-9 Nicholas st.
376
HORS.S WINTER&B.
ft.DDRESS MARTON & 'PHELl'3. TV I. 1054. 207
N. Y. Lif * nidg- , siia im
HORSES WIKTERKD AT .M PER MONTH ;
bext of care .and pjcntv of gor l feeU nnd slid
UT ; near Omalia. .Address r , Uox ISC , City.
490 9
GOAL.
D , T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
office to 203 S. ICth St. , llronn block. 331
SHERIDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE
for bard coal , and $3.P > ton cheaper. 1C05 Far
nam street ; main entrance Itoard ot Trade ,
4CO
BICYCLES.
IHCVCLES-ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
Send for our HsU tecond-lianJ and shop
worn blcjcles. Repairs nnd cycle sundries o
all kinds. M , O. Daxbn , 403 N , ICth st. 3G9
CORNICE.
WESTERN CO'RNICE fwoiucs , GALVANIZE ! :
Iron cornices. 1723 jylt lary' nve. 383
IAGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN E
tieter , prop , , 103 , iltpligl N. llth. Us tab. 1SG1.
J.I (7 SS4
STOLEN TYPEWRiritllfl OFFERED FOR
sale should make ) vusuplclous , funny they
are mostly Smith's.Jl'rV one and you will un
dot aland why. Full' HrM of yupnllps. Bmlth
I'remler Co. , 17th aiM > Fafnam. telephone 1234.
JJJJL 353
IRRIOATJg FARMS.
J623 PER ACRi : ; FAMOtVs RIG HORN I1ASIN'
big crops nnd honv ? . .tadrket ; great place foi
home building ; prlcor Bed I * December Int.
Iran i portal I on f rce.J YH tttwstono Park , LonJ R
Irrigation Asu'n , S. W. Cor. ICth & Dodge sta
. . . n 437-Dl
MTTSIO , ART & $ $ LANQUAQE.
0 , F. aELLENDlJt ! Sf'TIANJOIBT AND
teacher. 1S1 Callfot4itj.Tftre ! t. til.
I1ANJOS. THE J. II. BCHALL ft CO , , 111(1 ! .
Krade , superior' tone -banjos. 271 Wnbath ave
une ,
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINQ
VAN SANTH SCHOOL OF BHOUT HAND ,
K. T. Life. Oauha. Ask ( or circular. 13 $
IIOORE'B OM. DUSlNKSaCOLLEaD. 15 & PAR. ' ,
COS
DENTISTS.
DR. Gr.ORGB H. NASON. DENTIST. BUITK H
Paxlon block Ktli and Farnam sts. T l , 112
DR. PAUL , DENTIST. tlHO DURT ST. J73
PAWNBROKERS.
II MAI10W1TZ LOANS MONKY. Ill N , ICTH.WJ
WJ
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
IIOOSE-H OM. IIUSINKSS COLLUDE , IS i FAR
CARPENTERS AND BUILDER3.
E. MORR1LU CARPENTER AND HUILDEII ,
aper hanitlni ; and linns , brick work nnd las-
Omce. 400 B. 14th. st , telephone
in
JAPANESE GOODS.
APANE3K GOODS : XJSKFUIi ARTICLES FOH
wedding ind birthday presrnis ; rprclal salt
for a short time only , Nippon Mnchl , IStl
Farnam M713
OPTICIAN8.
'HE ' AIX3K A PKNFOLD CO. . SCIENTIPIC
opticians ,10 | ! Farnuin st , opposlti 1'ailon
h lel. Eyes esumlned free S87
WHOLESALE GOAL.
OHNSON UIIOS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
1008 Fnrnam street. 3SS
IKST FURNACE IIADI3. SOFT COAL 8MOKK
consuming nnd hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor
nice Works , 103-I1IM12 N. Hlh at. S ?
DYE WORKS.
3CHOEDSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS ,
1H1 Farnam street. Djelns of every descrip
tion ana dry cleaning. 3S9
O RINDING.
AKOItH. SHEARS. CLIIVF.IIS. LAWN MOW-
era. etc. A. I * . Undclanil , lee S. llth. 531
UPHOLSTERING.
PHOLKTERINO VKRV CHEAP THIS MONTH ,
M. 8. Walkln. 2111 Cumlng. Tel. GQ2. 591
JOB PRINTING.
inni > JOB PRINTING co. FINC PRINTING
at all kinds' . 171 li st. , Iteo building. 393
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Bee
BuildingOMAII/V.Neb. Advius FKEb
! VE
SEEDS
l amouv
Jtrnjrdy euros
ckli ntul puriua-
ncntly all nervous
, nidi a Wcnlc Memory ,
Jx s of Drain 1'owor , Headache , Wnkoluluru.
X > st Vitality. nlKbllycnlBClonspTllilroani ) < .lin-
potency nna nastliiBtllsen-tcs caused by vunthfnl
rron oroxrnurn. Contains no uiilatcs. Inn
nerve Ionic anil blimd bullilcr. Alakcs tlu < pain
and piiuy Htronirancl plump. Kasllr ctirrlod In rest
pocliof. Wl iwrboxi O for B. lly mall prepuld
vrltli nifrlUenuimrMitpetocuroOrnioneyroriiniliHl.
WrltQUS for fpc Titutlleikl hoali , tentn'iilc'1 ' In
plain wrapper , nblcb rotitalnn te tlmo > nla.lfl and
unniiclal references. Ko chn.ra Oil-cntmtiltn *
tlmu. Iteuiin of imitation * i-nltl l > r our adrer-
IIsod nRents. or mtrtro's JMlRVi : HEEO CO. ,
Masonic Temple , t'hlciifro. Jll.
80LT1 IM OMA1U.NKH. , HY KIIKRM AN .t Me ,
CONNKU , , IBIS 1KHXJE , KtniN&CO..lBth&
DOUGLAS , VICKERS & MERCHANT. 15th and
lOWARUjBTKEETS.
ctrratlv * rvccnt fur > rtota
_ , llmln Kilisustlon , Kliwpl . ' .x-i. .
tptclil vr fvnornl Meurnlulnfultofoi Jif
matlHia , Gou ! , Maner Diituruore , Aciu *
peM)1a. | Apiripla.Anttdots for jUccb '
f ml other ticnwaa. I'rloo. ID , 2iutJ to.-lj.
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CG.
151 8. Wcttarn Arinua. CIIICAUO.
For aalo ty all druggists. Omaha.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves IUURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.AnIves !
Omaha ! , Depot 10th & Mnton tjt . | Omaha
0:15am Denver 'Eicpresi. . . . . . . . . . 9:3Snm :
itr.pm.Illk. . Ulllx. M < mt. & 1'ufret Hnd Ex. l:10iin : |
4:35pm Denver Express , 4:10 : ; > m
6:4iinn.Nobnisku. : Local { except Sunday ) . 1:45pm
tatam.iLlncoIri Local ( ciccpt Buinlay.lli5am ) :
Leaves " [ CHICAGO , BURLINGTON & Q.Arrl\es |
Omahal Depot 10lh _ & Mason Bts. I Omaha
4:4ipm. ! . . . . . . . .Chfcagt ) Vestibule . 5SO.im
t:4Sam : . . " . CblcaRn ICxpress . 4 : : pm
. . . and 3urm l.w.nl . . . . . . SDO.im
lllMain.-.l'iU'lHc Junction Ixical . t05lim
, MIL. & BT. PAUL.IArrives
OmalialUnlon Depof.lOtli 'ft ilanon 8t . | Oinalia
C:3Jpm. : Chicago Limited iJOam :
11 .10am..iChlcaya Express < oi. Sun. ) . . . 6:00pm
Leaves ( CHICAGO & NOlfrHWEST'N.Arrives (
OmahalU.J' . Depot10lli _ & Mason Hta.l Omaha
1.0Sim..T.7rT7r..Baitcrn Espreaa. . . . , fJOpm
4:00pm Vestlbuled Limited S:40am
GS5am. : . , Bio. Volley local 10:50pm
Eilipm Omaha Chicago t-peclal 3:15pm :
Leaves I CIIIC G . R7ir [ TlvCIFIor [ lArrlves
Omahalu , i1. Dcput , iotli & Mason SU.'l Omalia
- - -
UAST
II :15am..AtlanlId : 'Express' ( es. Sunday ) . . . 6:05pm
( : ZSpm. . . NlKht Express : W3ura
440pm..Chlcajfo Vcatltulnl Limited. . . l:03jim
11 5urn..OUIahoma Cxp ( to C. U. eiBun ) . llSOpm
. .
" ' - - - " '
toaim.Oklahoma A. laaniExp. . ( ex. tJunll:30pra
] :10ijm , . . . . .ColaraJo Limited _ 4:30i > ra
Leaves I C. . BT. P. . M. & O. lArrivei
Omilial Depot Uth nd Webster Sts. | Omalia
S0am. . .Nebraska I'lsapiiKcr ( Dally ) 177" 8 :25pm :
* : ir pni. . Sioux City KxprnjH ( E , Kun ) . , lUIO.ini
Ci : pm , . _ , , Sr. Paul Limited. . . . . S:40am :
I -TVCsl F.rjl Sf MO"A'ALLEY. . iATrlvcs
OnnliaDcpot | _ 15lh and Webster Sis. _ 1 Omuba
2:10pm. : . , , .Fn t Mall and. Kxprpsn. . . . 4C3pni
l:10pm..A-x. : Sat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex Mon. ) . . 4 : i > ii
.Kiim..Norfoll ( Ilxprtss < e . Sundny ) , . .10Mam :
4Mpni. . Fremont Pass , ( ox. Sunday ) . . . . 1Wiim
6DOpm. : . . . . . . . .St. Paul Express . 8:40am
Leaves I K. C. . ST. JC. . n. 'ArrK 3
Omalia | _ Depot 10th & Maeoa Sts , _ | Omaha
'
9:4riam. : w..Kannas city Day E prcs.7tWpm
9:45pm. : K. C. Night Kx. via U. P. Trans. CtOaia
"
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. lArrlVM
Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Qmiha
> .00am. , . ' , . , . ' .StI Louis Express . C:00.\m :
9.:0pm . ,8t. Louis Exprcm . t(5pn : ]
i:10pm. : . Dally ( ex. Sun. ) Nebraska Local. :10am
I ives I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. lArrlves
Omahal Depot ICtli and Welislcr Bis. | Omalia
? : iXpm ) . St. Paul Limited . 8tOun ;
Leaves" ! SIOUX"CITY" & PACIFIO
OinolialUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts I Oinalu
. " . , . , . , . . City Pas.oniier 10:0pui
5Mpm. St. Paul Express IdiOO-im
Leave * I UNION PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahalU. P. Depot. 10th & Mason ata.l Omalia
lOsOOam Keirncy Eipiess J:4pm
; :15pm : Ovsrland-Flyer & : X'pm
2:15pmDeatrlc : & Stromab'g Eic.ex Sun ) , 5:45pm
T:30ptn : Pacinc Kipress. 10SOam :
CiiOpm Fast Mall 4ilOpm
Leaves I WAUASH RAlLWAif. ( Arrive
Om\hnUnlon | Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.I Omalll
lUpm : i > l , Louis Cannon Ball UI3pm
BAFFLES COUNTERFEITERS.
Thn Unlnclty Opnl Drflo * tliu Imltallvo
Slilll of IIin IModrriM.
The kind of opal , the hydropano of Mexico ,
loses Its beauty and becomes dull ami colo'r-
less when exposed to water. The same
atone , soys Westminster Review. It la
nalil , can be restored to Its color and beauty
by subjection It to a certain degree of lieat
A writer on the subject says that the epa
Is always much more brilliant on awarm
flay , anil that a sharp dealer " 111 always holi !
otiu In Ills hand a short tlmo before Bhovvln
It to a purchaser. In ancient tlinea the epa
u-as most successfully imitated by a clas
liaste , which could only bo distinguished from
tlio real gem'by the must careful experts ,
The art 1ms been entirely lost , for the bes
counterfeiters fall to produce a stone tha
In tlio least baffles the connoisseur. The
finest opal of modern times , say
Kingvaa ODD which belonged t
the Empress Josephine. and which
waa called the "Hurtling of Troy , '
because of the Innumerable'-red flames blaz
ing upon Its surface , while tbe reverse wai
perfectly opaque. In the-troublous times tha
followed the Napoleonic period the gem wa :
lost sight of and there la Jelt.no trace of It.
There are two wonderful opals among th *
French crown jewels , one ot which U eel In '
the clasp of an Imperial cloak. The Kmpres :
Eugenie is said Id ha\e a most sunerstltlou :
dread of them and would not wear an epa
for any persuasion. Queen Victoria dots no
share this feeling with her. She. on th
contrary , ad mire j the gem very much , an
ha given to each of her daughters , on tliel
marrlaao day various p'eccs ot jewelry so
with the Irlileicent gem. There ars man
varieties of opala , coming from almost a
many quarters of the globe. To ) opal faun
In Hungary wa thought to be harder an
more durable than tbote fourul In Mexlc
and South America , but elnca the belter de
velopment of the inlnei In Uioso places stone ;
have been found quite tbe equal of the Hun
gartan gcmi.
Oregon Kidney Test curoa all kidney Irou
ties. Trial ilza , 21 centt. All
Some unknown mineral In the ore treatei. . i
at the smelting uciki at Ward , Nt7.change ,
the color , pi the beard and hair of worUmei
until they appear lo have creen glass adorn- -
meats on bath Lead and fac .
HOWE ON THE CANAL BONDS
Thinks the People Arj Not Suitably rio-
tcctctl in the Proposition.
HARACTERIZED AS A BDOM SCHEME
Unlmi Iha Cainpnny YVithtt All tlio Ailrnn-
Ingcv It Any There Are , nnd Dues
Not Offer the I'ubUa . > tijr
Ailequnto Itottim.
There nrc some deluded people and some
Interested onca helping tills movement ; some
vho really bellcvo that this canal means
( heap power , and some who arc lame ducks
and tin-horn rcil cstato boomtra. With
lame ducks I will .not quack ; with tin-horn
iQomcrs I will not blowl While wo may
) | ty them , It la not of right ilemnmlnblo
it us that wo mortgage the homes ot the
l > oor to relieve them of the consequences of
heir own Improvidence or greed , or that
vo go lame ourselves. Some of thcso
'oomors ' eay : "Oh , damn the power , -what
Jo we care whether the canal Is a success
> r not , ifvo can only got up a little ox-
Itemt'nt and Boll our options ! "
*
Some campaign tall ; la Indulged tn for
: hla canal regarding 200 stockholders who
ire "our best business ineti , " etc. I pre-
itmio "the best business men" must bn the
iamo "best business men" vho ( belng the
tqneezoes of banks and railroads ) aro'try
ing to elect "Tattooed Totn" governor ! Let
is have the contracts they signed for stock
lubllslutl , If the people tire to pay the bills
hey are entitled to 'this. Arc the stock-
loldcrs going to pay la any money ? It
10 , how much ? Ten per cent , or $25,000 ,
igalnst our $1,800,000 ? Or Is It f per cent ?
\nd will they get It Lack when the bonds
.ro sold ? ,
Whllo wo arc uppn thla subject , let
ia see the contract signed by the "big"
nen. Kountzo and others. Nothing : .should
ia Icept back from us or from the small
itockholders , for that matter. One ot the
illeged "stockhalflcrs" tells mo that ho has
\ot paid a cent , has never seen a subscrip
tion contract , and is opposed to the bonds.
Uut It will do to lool the people to talk
ibout 250 stockholders ; tlilt Is quite In the
3. K. Mayne style. The treasurer of the
- anal company1 tells that there Isn't a cent
In the treasury of the company.
The articles of Incorporation say that "the
subscriptions' to the capital stock shall be
paid In full when tha same are madeJ' And
ret 1 venture to say thai nine-tenths of
: ho alleged stockholders have not paid In n
: ent. The other tenth "ttro putting up
housamls of dollars fpr campaign purposes-
just to get our bonds Into the rjands of
Kountzo Bros. In New York.
* * ft
The Nebraska Central scheme "iva-i the best
guarded scheme ever submitted to the people.
The people were protected , Tllat scheme I
favored It meant to break the monopoly
it the Union Pacific bridge. It did not fall
uecause the people vere protected. It failed
because this era ot hard times came on , mak
ing money tight , and because the Union
t'aciric capitalists fought It In the money
markets.
If so be it Is true that provisions that
are necessary to protect taxpayers cannot bo
put In a proposition without hampering tlio
projectors In the money market , then let
them be hampered. Tlie people como nrst.
The trouble with projectors ol such schemes
usually la that they are too big hogs. They
want too much. They say let the people be
damned , and this Is the reoton why these
promoters wanted the commissioners to go
Into executive session with them , while the
paoplo cooled tbolr heels on the pralrlo. They
knew they were smarter than the commis
sioners and so they proved. If this canal
Is practicable and feuch , a < grcat filing , why
don't tlnSso capitalists put. money Into It ?
Why are they ta careful that we shall put In
our money. ' wlillo they own the ditch and
keep their nuwey , too ? Were IS the Wall
street principle , -which Is the hog prlnciplp ,
and they are not -willing to give us decent
protection , elttner1. They were nqt .willing to
pay for an election. Tho/ said : "We touch
: he button and you taxpayers do tha rest. "
* *
The scheme of this proposition Is Incom
plete ) . Us Idea Is. the county pays fpr the
ditch and you own It. The Idea should
have been that , to Iho extent that the county
contributes. It shall be a beneficiary ; It
shall have one-half of the net Income of the
canal to redeem the bonds with , nnd there
after to keep up the gclieral fund for the
benefit of every citizen. Why did you leave
that off , Mr. Commissioners ? If tha com
pany abandons the ditch , then wo can buy It.
but must assume liabilities not to exceed
two million * of dollars. Yes. they are
imartar than our commissioners. _
* * *
The plan to propose an amendment to the
charter to enable the city to buy the dltcti Is
i blind ; It Is a schemb- pull the wool over
JIG eyea of these who think that would be a
KOCH ! plan , It Is a canjpalgn dcdge ; five
members of the mayor's committee were let
iut so that this scheme could be carried
through , and the real purpose of the move
would .not be made known. Wherever the
principles of Wall street are at work , there
'ouvlll find the people betrayed. It Is Wall
itreet that wo sea manifested In railroads
ind banks ; It ta the Wall street principle
owlt , the hog principle that Is setting up .
.his job on us for $1,000,000 In- bonds , Bonds '
are for bankers. Why should we enslave our
selves to- Wall street , or to a local monopoly ?
> ft's ' work for ourselves a little bit , Lit the
J. B. Mnyno fellows stick to their lasts ,
'back to your gallipots ! "
*
The canal boomers often say the tax that
will be laid Is only 1C conti on the thousand.
One of them published a correction In The
Dee to the effect that a mistake had been
made , and that It was $1.09. They still , how-
ncr , assert It Is only 1C cents on the "real"
. alUD ten times the assessed valueWe
must take their campaign "arguments" with
at least the same allowance ) for "mistakes' '
and unfairness. One In ten I Nor Is Hut all
They figure simply on the Interest $10,000
per year. They usisiimB lite principal U never
to be paid , whereas , In a few years we must
begin by paying In addition to { 40,000 In In
terest , } 100,000 , principal , PIT year. In other
words , some llilrty-flre times aa much as
tliey eay. Talk about a mistake of Curtlss
Timipr. Ho Is working hard for an honest
purpose.
Uoomcrs always figure that way ; we nil
know that when we eomo to pay taxes the
treasurer brings forward n great many new
items to give us "that tired feeling. "
My personal detractors say ( as if abusing
me were legitimate argument ) that once 1
was general solicitor of a railroad , . I was tlx
years ago. Also , that I am altprney of the
Omalia Street Hallway company , i am. Have
you ever hoard mo say a word in favor ot
either one ? You have nat. My cllonta are ,
entitled to my legal services In proper cases ,
Hut my citizenship Is my own. That ls siy
property. That Is not for sale or retainer. ,
The pres'dcnt ' of the street railway company '
Is treasurer of the canal company. He maybe I '
bo for the canal bonds ; I am ngt. Whllo I
was solicitor of a railway company I Icarnei'
some things , but thD greatest I learned wai
that the beat thing on earth Is a true Amer
ican citizen. It taught me that.
Uoomera ot bonds ridicule me because .1
tried ta down the banana peel. If I were a '
statesman doubtless thla would have been
eaty. I succeeded In part ; had I succeeded In
whole , I should Insist that my bust should
ba placed alongslda that of Napoleon Dona-
parlc , a * twenty centuries never looked down
on a greater achievement.
A parable : Once there was a clam tha.
was also a squirt. He had beard of Old
Faithful , In Yel lows ton park , that throiv
up a great voluma of water an hundred fee
every hour. The clam , believing In the "Ex
celslor" racket , said , In plain Kngllsh , "I'l
ba o gsyiar. " A squirt trying to b a geyaer
The clam , having his gall with him , In
Haled his lungs , his blaflder anil hl kidneys
KHVB a grunt and bu tetl hit. bller , Ilkewis-
his ahell. and said. "Oh ! Hell ! " and neve ,
smiled again. Since thtu one ot hU leg :
has been a lltllo longer than It really oueh
to be , Henca thes * steers. Hence the tin
homer In tha clam boolonftert
Joiw a JIOWB.
m
American rerilnircoiu.
Persimmon * r plentiful this year. Bay
tlia Chattanooga Times , and dnly await
good frost lo lo "for "
ready uie. The per
slmmon of this section la tim date plum
hlch Is found In sllghtl- different form *
n many countrlei , notably Ceylon , Mauritius
ind China , Thn Japanese date .plum. . , Vl
large but of poor flavor. The persimmons ot
.ho south are usnl for a variety of purposes ,
nd an ocellcnt berrrago Is distilled from
hem , whllo nn Infusion of the bark la tisod
s a t brlfure ( and la very frequently emca-
lous In esses ot dysentery. Thus the bark
rill euro the disease occasioned by over-
ndulgenco In the fruit.
S.PHORIBM8 OP THfi AUTOCRAT ,
oino Chtilro loctlonn ftom tlio
nf Ollvrr YVcmlrll llolttK-m
It la better to lose a pint ot blood than to
ave a n rvo tapped. t
A thought la often original , though you
ave uttered 1 | a hundred limes. It tins
onto to you over a new route by an express
rain of association ! .
Talk about conceit aa much as ? au like. II
to human character what salt la to , the ,
ccnci ; It keeps It sweet and renders It en-
tirabjc.
Talking Is like playing on the harp ; thorn
as much In laying the hand ton the cltln r
o stop their vibrations as In twanging thorn
i bring out Ihclr music.
Life and language arc nltka sacred , llornl-
Ido and vctlcldo that Is , violent treatment
t a word with latal results to Its legltllnntfr
[ leaning , which la Its life are ollko forbid-
en.
en.A
A pun Is prlma fade an Insult to Ihfr
orson you are talking with , Prople ( hat
lake puns are like wanton boys that put
ioppers on tlio railroad tracks. They amuse
homsolveB ntul other children , but they mar
psct a , freight train of conversation for the
ike of a battered witticism ,
The great minds are those with a wld
pan , which couple truths related to , but
ar removed from , each other.
The rnco that shortens 119 weapons
roadcns Its boundaries.
The clergy rarely hear any sermons except
, hr they preach themselves. A dull poacher
night bo ronccivpil , therefore , to lapse Into
. state of quasi heathenism simply for want
f religious Instruction.
The rapidity with which Idfas grow old In
ur memories Is In direct ratio to tha- squares
f tholr Importance. A great calamity , for
iistRiino , IB. as old ns the trlloblte-s an hour
Itor It happened.
Whenever the extracts from a living writer
egln to multiply In the papers , without ob-
lous reason , there Is a new book or a new
iilltlon coming out. The extracts are ground
alt.
Insanity la often the loglo of an accur&ta
mind overtasked. Good mental machinery
ught to break lt own wheels and levera If
lythlng Is thrust among them suddenly
hlch tends to stop them or reverse their
notion ,
A misprint kills a sensitive author. An
ntentlonal change of his text murders him.
sfo wonder so many poets dlo young.
Don't Hatter yourselves that friendship
uthorlzps you to say dUngreeable things to
our Intimates. On tho- contrary , the nearer
OH come Into a relation with a person the
: nore necessary do tact and courtesy become.
No man knows his own voice ; many do not
now tholr own prolllcs.
Absolute , peremptory facts are bullies , and
.hoso who keep company with them are apt
o get n bullying habit of ml ml.
That every urtlculntely-speaklnK human
ilng has In him stun for one novel has long
> eeu with ma a cherished belief.
How many people live on the reputation
f the reputation they might bavo made.
Society Is a strong solution ot books.
If I were a , prlnco I would hire or buy o.
irlvato literary teapot , tn which t would
teep the leaves of new books that promised
veil. The Infusion would do for mo without
hocKclabIe Jlbcr.
Men. like peaches , grow sweet a little while
teforo they begin to decay. "
At SO wo are all trying to cut our name *
n big letters upon the walla ot this tcno-
iient of life ; twenty years Inter wo hnvd
lived It or shut up our jackknlvcs.
I like to try heads as housewives try eggs
elvo them nn Intellectual shake and Hold
hem up to the light , BO to speak , to BCD 1C
hers Is llfo , actual or potential , or only ctin-
nln ilfyless albvimcn , >
It J were giving advice to n young fellow of
atent , with two or three facets ot mind , I
ihould tell him by all moans to Keep his writ
'
n 'the : background Until after lit ) had mails
. reputation by his more solid qualities.
Nature never loses a crack or a crevice , bill
he always has her Hat-pattern tlmclccepeC
o slide Into It.
I nnd the great thine In this world la not sd
much where we stand as In what direction
, e are moving.
We cannot ovoid measuring our rate tot
iiovement by those > ylth whom wo have long
njen In the habit of comparing- ourselves ;
nd when they once Uecomo stationary we
can get our reckoning from them with pain-
"ul accuracy. ji
The man with a future has almost of necxs-
| ty souse enough to see thai , any odious
rick ot speech or manners must be got
Id of.
You never need think you can turn bvcr / |
my falsehood without a terrible squirming f |
ind scattering of the horrid little population f" * " * -l
hat dwells under It.
Every real thought on every real subject
knocks the wind out of somebody or other.
Sin has many tools , but a llo Is the handle
hat fits them all ,
Olve us the luxuries of llfo nnd we will
dispense with the necessaries.
The axis of the earth sticks out visibly
h rough tha con tor of each and every ( own
ind city.
Uapldly growing towns are most unfavor-
ble to the Imagination and reflective facul-
les.
Every person's ' feelings havp a front [ loop
nnd a side door. This front door leads Into
passage which opens Into an ante room and
.his Into Interior departments. The aide
door opens at once Into the sacred chambers.
If we take a cold-blooded creature Into
our bosom better It sliquld' etlng us and we
should dlo than that Its chill should slowly
steal Into our hearts.
Tha more wheels there are In a watch or
n n , brain tlio more trouble they are to talcs
care of.
There are times when every active mind
'eels Itself above any and all human books.
A great many people In this world havq
but otic form of rhetoric for their profoundos
experiences namely , to waste away ami die.
Knowledge and timber shouldn't be much
used till they arc reasoned.
After all. It Is the Imponderables that
novo the world heat , electricity , love.
One has to dismount from an Idea and get
'nto the saddle again at every parenthesis.
The love of a woman first Inspires a poet ,
und her praise Is Ilia best reward.
Our brains are seventy-year clocks. Th
Angel of Llfo winds them up once for all ,
then closes the case , and given tha key Into
the hand ot the Angel of Resurrection ,
The dreaming faculties nro always the dan
gerous ones , because tholr mode of action
can bo Imitated by artificial excitement ;
the reasoning ones nro safe , because they
Imply continued voluntary effort.
Little snapping turtles can snap before
they nrc out of the egg sheila. I am' satin-
lied that , much higher up In the scale of
character Is distinctly shown at thoaga
of two or three months.
Why should wo bo more nhy of repeating
irfcU'es than the spring bo tired of bios'
soms or tlio night of stars ?
The amen ! of nature Is always a flower.
The American Is the Englishman rein- .
forced.
Catarrh Is a constitutional disease. Hood's
Sansaparllla Is a constitutional remedy. It
cures catarrh. Qlve It a trial.
Tim turtfi-it Window.
The largest opalescent glass window la
the world Is in the now St. Paul's church at
Milwaukee. It U what ta known 01 a oara
wlnflow , tha lower half elng composed .of
three immense panels , and the upptr half
of a splendid rose and tracerIn a semicircle -
circle of brilliancy. This monster window
In Its extreme measurement la 30 feet an < J
Inch In width and exactly 21 feet In debt ,
It Is beautifully executed , the subject befog
tbe Crucifixion In fact It Is on exact copy
ot Dort'a master-piece , "Christ Leaving tin
Praetorlum. " There are over 200 Ufa alc
tlgurea represented on thla wonderful win
dow ,
When Pubwai tick , tr go TO her Cantoris.
When the via n Child , BUD cried for Coatorta.
Whin ha became JIba , eho clung to OoatU. .
1 'lies the- had Children , aha KOTO thorn CMlofbi