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V 3PIB11L NOT1Ba I
AlyerlemenU for theAO ( olllnl "II tn
akrn until 12131 p. m , for thn eVlmlnl Rnd
until 8 p. m. for thn moruln/ and undR1
ed I ton.
Adrthen ! . b1 rllntAtnJ 1 i nnmbtred
check , tftfl hRvo nnAWC" nldrceqed to R
nnmhert1 letter In care or 'hb lre , An-
wrl 10 IHllrelll\1 , will ho delvered 11on
prlN.tAtol or the check onl1. Hate" ,
J I-Ie A wlrel , first Inlertlol , 10 R word
l.erRIler. nthln ! t"ken for 1(8 than 21C
for Irlt InAcrtol
' hIo Blhcrtlementl must ton COlleCI-
tiely.
: SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTI : ! ) , $1Tl'AT1ON . . \ 0001) JlY GO1H
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mnn ; t\el'p ycars Ilmctkll eperience ; J
, , nii wUIin to work. FirttIns rec -
a41lfCM. 4ntl ) 'lrll-el , <
al1lr ( . ! , 4ntllln . Alre. lox 70. HprInti. -
Icy MInn. A-M26 6'
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WANTEJJ-hALE HELP.
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CUlAN PItUCit.Fi3 , SC 101 nOUG1.AS.
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WANTI ) , IFI.IAI.F ; SAt.I'HMI.N : TO ( AHHY
our 011 : and greie ni , Jrcln\Y nr Aide line.
Ohio Pit nlll Oreuse Co. , Cleveland , 0.
pl C. - 'I2G 9'
1IANAdl.m VA4Tii TO IIANDI.fl CANVM-
( ! for n.w patent : nrtcl ! ; one or tune n"'rl
In ovry olliet' . Public building or . " 'lhlnce ;
dlmnnd nliiuitp.l ; a bnnnzn. 1.nllo.o 21
"Ialnp. \VRlte Ordway 1 1nol1a. 21 noncck
street , ' Wrte , Ill. 1-1 : : '
W ANTED- ' .MALE liELP. .
WANTm ) . Ollll 1'1 uiNIltA1V. : HOLS ' .
work ; farniW oC 2. 113 So. : th etrict.
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WANTNI YOUNO I.AIFOil omn\
olilce work : muat h" Itrlolu\her ; I eferelce
a olcwork \
r"qulrel. "lltl' ' " J I . nee. C-121 5'
WANTlI ) , WOILKlNUflOUSiKllt'fllt IN
WANTgl WOIONG
widower's fatnily . iinineIltitely . Jinx 373 te&ir.
nlY , Neh. C-MG3
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FOR RBNT-HOUSES.
I0USES , iij. 3C. nAILING , IAIC 1 I1lL.OCi. 1-9i
HOUAES IN \I.L PAITS OP TI CITY. TILE
O. I. Ua\18 company. tJ : F'ainm. D-9C8
I0mmH ; IIiJA\'A & CO. . 10 N. 15TH UCJ IT.
' ltIT-1-TtOOM COTTAm : , IN 0001 ItL-
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Illr , ely water , $10.011 month to oOI 1'11' !
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" . . liD N. 37ti. 1 hlock from Iflttm ! car line.
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Inquire Rl 8toe1el' " slo\'c 8tore. uexl 10 lo"l.
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S.RCOM MQDlitN ltOUSi. FIVE MIUTI'S
8IOOM from court , nOmH. . I. . Ueofl , loom 28 ,
Ilrkcr block. l-i
I0USIS , WALJ.\CE , IHOWN ! LK. , 16 & It-ID Doug.
1-91
FOR II N'-2H3 CAPITO. A \gNUI : , 1
room . . modern . The O. I. Doyle cOllan ) ' .
rm. <
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MODJIN 7-HOO 10mm , rmAI PAILI' . At' .
_ pl > O $ . :5th etreet. D-tWJG
OUTSII : FLATI3. STEAM. 7a2 NO. ICTIL.
, D-15 G'
tHoml IIOUHI , 830 S. 21st ST. l-:181.I'
, . 7.IOOM COTTAUt. 10D IN , 3013 t.tAVtN . ,
WOI the D-M2 9'
6-ROOM COTTAGE ; ALL 101 IN : i9IAUTt.
. fRI lawn and eliade. 2121 Miami at. , or 21 , N.
Y. Life. I-I21S
TWO DITACI D BIIT.nOOM nouses ,
with hal. 211 and 216 CalIfornia etreet. In'
quIre 301 I N. 22d. - 1-2 :
- VERY lFSlItAIiIEVlLb I.OCATI'D HOlRI .
"FIY 1:8 iA 1.1
J. H. Shorwod , 42 N. Y. 1.lfe. 'Phone : S8.
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TFNHOO : [ IIOUHF. 2 : : CALIFORNIA Sl' ,
$3.0 ; ( I1' \Onth'H rent tree to yearly tenant.
L I ) . Hol\e8 , 61S N. Y. Lite. D-121 G
EOR RENT-ii'URNi.SHED ROOMS.
PLEASANT HOOM , 11 DODGI. E-9 G
I FU1tNISIIII ) ILOOMS I'OR II0USEICESI'INO ,
FUINISIWO 1001S 1'OI 10USlmEJPING
' . man and wife ; rent taken In board . 319 N. 17th
I -03
FURNIShED nOOM. 2017 IIARNEY.L'M153
1-15 4' -
NICI'LY' : FUINISHlm FRONT IOOM WITH
felling bed : $0.0onth. . 15li l Howard
$0.0 E-187-
FItONT ' flOOd , NICELY j.'L3ItNlSiIID : QAS ,
- h3 the 20J Cas5 E 122 6' . '
EUhH16HD ROOMS AND BOARD.
V FRONT 100MS .cc DOAno CHDAP. 210 Douglas
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SOUTH FRONT ROOMS ; BOAIU OPTIONAL.
Mrs. Churchill's . ISI2 Chlcngo. F-.I943-4'
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noel SUITABLE FOH TWO. WITn BO.\ID.
Terms , reasonabLe. Pleasant , location. 2IO - Del ' e.
THE HILLSIDE . ISH AND DODG : . ROOMS
anti board. F-HI-IS'
NICELY I'UnNISHCD HOOIS , WITH GOOO
board ; rates reasonable. The Roec . 220 lIar-
no ? . F-M177 AI'
UEURISHED ROOMS TO RENT
4 UNFURNIIIILED ROOMS FOIL LIGHT
liouekeeplng. 191 Do.e. . GMSI
E OR RNT-STOR AND OFFICES
FOR HENT-THE 4.STOItY BItICIC . .
Fal
HiTOHBIC1 DUI.DING.
DIG Jram street. This building has n tire.
proof cement 1.\aement. complete steam heat.
log txlures ; water 1 alt leers , gas , etc. AI
ply al the ole" oC The Uee. 1- 10
AGENTS . WANTED
LADY AGENT IN EVERY TWN , PEnMA.
nenet buslneu ; have not space to explain : in-
vcstlgutc. hawley's : Cg. Co. . lS So. 15th 8t.
3-757.5117
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WANTED. AGINTS TO SELL TiE ACknowledged -
Imowl'h rd nneHt St. I'atrlck' day ornaments ;
sample. 5e ; Investigate now. : . Ernst. Cleve-
land. O. J-M183 5'
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTb' TIENT , COTTAGE hOUSE
within I blocks oC Slxl"'nth and Farnam.
loern conveniences. Address 201 Slutmnn
al-et , Council lliuffL V K-5t269 6
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STORAGE.V
ii3T ; STOitAOth ) lULDNO IN O1ItAIL\ . S.
gay. bonded warhou8" . lfousiioItl goods stored ,
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Lowest rateS. 1013,1015 Laenworth. . 1.1-977
STORAGE V . . FIANI EWSRt3. 121 hIAItNiY 51-918 .
WANTED-TO BU1
WANTlm A NO. . J IEMINGTON TYPE.
writer . Olve number oC mlchile , condition and
price. 1 :7 , lee , Council hiiutre. N-lU3 4
WANTED TO 1IUY. A GOOD I'ACINO 10ISI' ) .
, . lodreas J 23. lIce . N-5I:4l
FOR SALE-FURNITURE.
GIRL VOlt ONlmAL IOUtlOI" eA.I.
. al ' 213 Ohio trcct. O-5129t 6'
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FOR BALE-M1bliBLLNEOU5. .
WIWlfAN PIANOS , 1lJO IOn' OHOANS.
Wodhrilgo 11S , . 17 So. Uth . Q-9 1
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10G AND CICKfN FENCE ; I.\II WOOD
1lekets. C. U. L" . 01 ) Duu&II' Q-9i
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tMOIE I\UtI FOn P1E : lilt . DO1'lIAS. CJ-780 11'
STEAM JAUATOIS FOR BAI.E. CASh 1311)5
. , "I ho f'ctI\'f until 6 o'cloel' p. m. . Starch
8 , 18 : for the radiators now on tim EXI'osltlofl
building alto at 15th and Capitol a\'enue. Many
ot Ih" IIU era In good condition ; can be ex.
-I amlne * on the 11111& . AdMen Its to An-
- drew J. l'oppleton 10m 314. FIrst National
lank building. Right reserved to reject any
4 and all bide. rucrve Q-MUI 8 )
I WIN'I' AN OI'FEI ON S HI.UES 01'
alack h 1 th" l'aclter'e National hank or South
- V Onud , . \ . : C. . Plckera Nulonal , . 13nk Q-m louth . 4
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MISCELLANEOUB.
IIAV.tNA ' 1ICmla. UOi Do o .AS--
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rn 111,1 TWO COAL WAOONS wl'n OU
without tram. Apply ut lal3 PIerce St.
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CLAIRVOYANTS .
1m3. Dit. 3 ! . V.2tll5N . CLAIR'OANT . liE.
CL.\I\O\'ANT. 1
liable In.ln. l dhln ; ith ) 'cnr at 1' N. IClh.
a-S90
TILl3GRirRsT C1\m'O\'ANT 01' 'Im
alle. Mduno 10maln. his relurned by requtl
and can be couiutte4 nil alfuits ot life.
I. eOI\ul ul .I alaha le.
Tho.e1 llnl curreflt advice on business , 1"\1
niarrLue. divorce. iawsutls. . etc. . . ran safely
rely 0" the madam. . She removes evil In-
1.lenc. . reuules cauples InJ eal.e .ped7
and lI5L1p marriage wlh tilL' ono yOU Ivt
SI" nikes D . ucce.a where ether . )0\ . All
II troible call and rfc.lv PIIII'C benettI.
Hours. . to 9. I.et"rl wIth .tnn'l a""nrd
prupUI1 \ N. iSib street. Slat A
prup\ ) 1lb atre. . .
i--- . atre.1t)7r .1.
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- M. SUAGE. .AL t. , T\ . (
lADAU SSl1Tlf. rJ a. 13Th. 81) FLOOR. noou
'I mnCelo vapor . IICbol , Mean . . .ulphurln i
YIJr. .
; end sea batb. T-MllS 9. I
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; TURKISH . BATHS.
' 'URKlSlf DATU8 ; ONLY l'I.ACt IN CITY
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a nOI.1YdV lu ; ; 11. . Suie JU3JQ Bee I.
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PERSONAL.
n. I1AAS. } 'LOILISTPI.ANT $ . CUT J'LWJH ,
hlanquet . halt . Mlld.ncp COIl IV ! < .cr"tonl
_ ! ! i3 Vlnton street. Telephone TS U-In
MASSAGJ . I.cyno TIll1ItMAIa IIATII14.
chiropial 1.tme. 1'011. 194 H. Stilt U- t.
TILE JF.t.r J.PI'Flt. : CORSET , 1Am TO
order from measure. 109 1.'atnll street. U-l ! )
SMOKE HOUSE , J'In KEY WEST U-786 CIGAILII. Sill
\1.\1 CO. , 3t6 ( I F II.DG , : JFAt.TI nOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady ahtenthint . U-to
mAUTY CIJLTUILEI EVERY LAIY WI''U
CILTUHEI F\JV J.AIY .
facial hair an have I .1 trYI1 forever . Jlar
nntpe by the ELECTILIC N11fl1)LE. Slates
NJLF.
< CIC
Warts. w"nl. rrll nose. birth , , I , , powder
nn.1 cinder tnrtrkl' . freckle. black heads . liver
spts. pimples. and all facial h11I1ohe1 , r" .
move,1. Ill.sliape.I once and projrctnJ ears
.emfle ; hlAl .len'lol'll ; haIr , Icall' nno Ikln
treated . ' . nd female , lls.
trate1 fat 10Icc.l ; nervous n femnl. Ils-
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eases cured . hy thc , Cumpthle In.ttutp. 10 H.
_ nth : It , nenr Iudlp. U-22 112'
G JI O\NTI.Y } 'INISIIiiD IAINI : PHOTOHI
99 e.nts. for 10 .laY8 only. nt Cownn' . r"
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lrnllwn ) . Council I u I. -
MAllAGJ PAPII WITI 1.01 AlV1IRTISII.
mmli and photos oC marriageable people. many
rIch : lotl nC books novelties , CIC.C / , . ' . Gun.
- Mis' Monthly , Thielo . . O. L-M43) ' 512'
HTI < IC1 SMOtE 10mm , 10 U-78 IOUIl.A13. ' Sill
MAPI.r SIIAIE Tlmm ! FOIL AAI.I : AI.O
SJAII
Ilnntl1 In COY part oC cl ) ' . 1. n. 810mln ,
:116 Franklin It et. U- 1:6 : . '
FOIL 1'mST ( I.ASS PIANOTLININO 1'I
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Merriam . Il Wohrldge , lr" . , U7 So. U-I68-31 17th , I. '
Cults 1'01 LAI S. ISIC CJC\GO ST. .
U-ICi.31'
MONEY TO LOAN-aEAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & TIUST CO,3n N.Y. J.JI1 ,
loans II low rates for choice security In Np.
brnVsluL antI Iowa farms or Omaha cIty proudly.
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Lh1"I INHLJ1tANCII S'OLIClES LOANED ON
10.ICmS
or botigit. F. O. Che.ney. ICnn838 City. W-1O2 SIn.
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StONIlY TO LOAN ON 11110\'In OMAHA
V coal T . lrnnan , Love . & Co. , l'nXlon hlk.
W-103
: INI \ TO LOAN AT LOWEST lArm ! . TILE
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O. F. Davis , Co. . . Hill I'arnm .t \-101
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\'IY I.W IA''I'H MAIE ON GOD t.OAN
J. W. Squire. t lIce hhlg W-I0
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CTY LOANS. C A. S'Hl 515 N. Y. W-IOG LIFE.
CITY AND JAHM 1.0ANS AT I.OWIST :
nLtes. I'usey & Thomas , First Nal'l Dank hhlg
W-1O7
StONE ? TO LOAN ON 1:1'10\'ID OMAhA
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prpert ) . . Fittty ' . Trust compny l02 W-I03 I'nrnam
.OANS ON [ MPIO\'lm & UNI IPIO\'JD CITY
proPerty.V. . 'arnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Jarnm
W-IO9
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IONI.Y TO LOAN ON OIAIA mAL 1.:81'.1'1' :
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itt 6 per c"nt. ' \ ' . D. Meikle , let Not. 11 ( . hhl1' ' ) /
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CITY LOANS. $ FAO } TO $ . , O.O A' LOWEST
rtes 10we1 & l'ottcr 1t leer , N. Y. I. . 1)111g.
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INVESTOILS' DIRECTORY CO. , 10ALl. s'r. .
\wnoIS' PICTIY \ALl.
N. \ compie and cell names oC bona l\le
elstPl investors who have money to Invest. .
1"1 l'ntcl13t upon request. \\-M9 :126.
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTFLS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON 1UINITU : . 'IANOS.
horses. wngons , "Ie. , nl lowest rates In city :
\0 removal of goods : strictly connl ntal : you
cnn pay the loan ofT al any time or In uny
amount.
amount.O IAIA MOlTGAGE LOAN CO"
306 So. 16th at.
at.XU
XU I
MONEY TO lOAN 0 : FURNITURE. PIANOS . '
and nil kInds oC security. Fred 'et . rOU
430. Iam c hlock. X-II2
MONEY 1'0 LOAN ON 10USJIOI.1 JUINI ,
ture , 1lan08. horses wagons . or any 1lntl oC
chatel security nt lowest possible riles , which
you can Pay hack nt any thUd anti II nn
amount. FIDELITY LOAN OUAlA'rEI CO. ) .
Room 4. Wlhnel hloe . N-ill
J. U. hADDOCK. ' 100 : 427 , lAMGE IILOCK. x-l11
BUSINESS CHANCES
} YOU WANT A StONIlY JAKNl ? TiE
Edison Kneto.cpo ( eight machine ) . lok In
$8,0 In 1188' than three months. For terms
Iddnss EdIson Klneto8op Co. , 109 Sc. . 10th
51. , Omaha Neb. V Y-M057
GOOD PAYING MANIWACTUItINO IJUSINESS .
IAYI JCUmm BUSINES.
comI1Iet" for $ l ) ) . 000 reasons for selling.
Aldreu J It ) . Eec. Y-66-I
CUlAN I"lECKI.E , lEST IN THE WORLD.
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FOIl SALE . . COMPLETE nOTTI.ING OUTFIT
ohllco nxturrs antI horses antI wagons. Apply
olce l\l
Faust Bottling Works , 1213 Jones Sl. l :
MEAT MARKET J'OI SALE on THADI IN
oo sIzed lown. Reason for selling . dissolu.
lion ot IulnershlAddres" J 28 , le Council
Uur" . Y-MISI 7
I'OI SAL ! SMALL GENERAL STOCIC. ALL
ataple. principally groceries : In\dlce 31.200.0) :
brIck room. low rent ; splendid location : estah.
llshed Neb. trade. Address Lock DoX Y-M178 17 , Wayne 4 ' ,
FOR SALF.DlUG STOCK INVOICE $ .60.0.
mid lhyslclan'8 practice. $2.0.0 a ) 'eal' . Ilr-
chaser lust l German. LocatIon In 1 tine
German farming communlt Address Box . 47 ,
South Omnha Neb. \-17.S.
WANTI , A LOCATION IN A GOOD I.IVI
town to establish 0 wldo-awake antI progres.h'e
weekly paper ; must have some assIstance to
ship outilt. Address Printer care of Y-M230 Daily lice. 9'
FOIl SALE CUEAI' MEAT SIARKLfl' ESTAII-
I'Ol IAL ) , llAT IAmC' EI'rAn.
l.he : 9eans ; good ca.1 trade. A.lrr8" J 20 . ,
flee. Y-M229 4.
Felt hUNT. A SALON IN OOOD LOCATION
with park and dancing plutfolm. EnquIre 1"
Rube. 20tit an.1 I.eavcnworth. Y-I2 5 '
FOR EXCHANGE
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CORNER LOT. EIGhIT-ROOl.t hOUSE WITH
barn. paved Street . clear. for Improved farm In
Iowa or eastern Nehraskn. Wel improved
( anti for nterchanthIae. ' Choice farm oC 240
Ierea , near Omaha , for sale. \ . A. Spencer.
1014 Furnam. Z-215 4
FOR ENCIIANGIO . GOOD LINCOLN RENTAL
Property for hardware. A. D. Addis , 1 3 I
, .tieet . Lincoln Neh. Z- I & 5'
FOR BALE.-REAL EST ATE.
FAlll LANDS C. F. lhAItithSON . Ill N. Y. L. ,
1117-51492 : : ' ! I
EXChANGES . \NU SALES ; ClrY PHOIIHT\
Canns. merchandise aarln Bros. 210 N. Y. 1
ltD-ill
1 117
DAlO UNU. hOUSES LOTS AND FAItHS ;
sale or tnde. F. K. Uarll ! IJter block.
m'IIS
1IARGAINS. SAI.I' OIL 'l'IAUE IN CITY 1101.
elUes and Coitus . Jna. N. I"ren1er. 01'1" : 1' . O.
I Jn 1
FINE O\IDEN I.Nl. f Ml. l"UO 1' . 0. ,
nO Per itere. 910 N. Y. L. " 11 , 1'3
DON'T 1"OIOE'r " OUR MOTTO. " \VE NiVEht
otTer un ) Ihlnl but genuine coup . " then 1 <
u. show )01 tIne building lola . for $ ' ) ) .0. 1.0
anti $1150.00 . or look nt N. \ \ . corner 26th and
CIIiC.igfl , 13lxl4O , or H. W. corner 34h and
10Wlld , 132xl % , unit coins II and get I'rle'es '
IIOM l5.
monih 6 rooms , $1,100.00 ; HOII ! cash balance $5.0 per
S ioonis. modern . fine barn , $3,500. and . IO
others , prices and 1011)15 tO suIt ) 'ou.
'C''tl IUlt
f ewes , 4 ! miles we,1 or P. 0. : 4 acres In
grapes. bearing : Itousu and baril.
11'8. . 10 20 acres adjoining lolth Omaha II
$ : ,0 Ier acr . I 900 don't see whal you wart
u"k , for it.
U , C. Cole C" . . 10C N. IRIs street
atreet.H -110 1
WANTOIL ) . 1,1) HEADS Ol FASIII.htlH 'ro
tnlb up free homesteads II thu lied river vll-
Icy Minnesota . lap showing exact locnten ,
ection. town and range wi Il' 10ltt free
hy I wrling 10 land commissioner Great NOlh ,
era raIlway , HI . I'lul. Minu. IU'li IU i
A : : 3.oa 'l I : ii , 6) : ; . ' ; rlS ; I
1 < ItS show tl to 9ou. lemeller w" never :
offer an'lhlnl but genuine snaps . H. E. Cole :
10 N. 15th. ltIl-5I94 s
AI3STIIACTS. TiE niON 11550 COMI'ANY. lUUG
1"Ol SAIE , WELL EQUPPlm STOCK l'AII.
3.70 uctu . on WOI Ilvevaley. . Neb. ; lIt ,
acres cutIlvateil. balance fenced as hay mend.
ows 111 pustule . ( hood hulllnga , feed yards.
. . V.II" . $ . . Small cash payment and
Ilancn of e.ull In c.n. city Vrl.rly. Ad-
dress 801 COI.r Imldll ! Denver ' Cola.
< Ien\.r'I ! " 131 6'
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UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS
u. H. IIU , ' . 1'umnAL TUnCI AND
enittalnier . 161S Chicago . at. . teit1iitone ItO. P :
8\\'ANSN ' VAI.I : . UNDCI'AKEIS AND
ctnbalmor . liOI CUllnl , t. , telephone 11)60.
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1t. O. M.\U. UNOEl'"lml ilSlllAt.36.
c HI ; I'Mnum t. , telephone 221. ,
C. W. 1.\nn , UDEITAKCn. cn 5. IOTU 96 ST.
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
how TO GIlTAh1OStlI Ott SECtJflI7 : GOOD
Iom Oi SIUln OOD
Interest .n savings. Apply tl l'lli L & D.
. \a'n. IU lice bldg. U. W. N llner ; , Sec. 98
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SUAICS n. MUTUAl. I. h k I. . \I : 'N 1'\ \
6. 7. a per coal when I : 3 years oW . al'aya
te n"llle. IiI ) 'anlll MI. . Noltner. t" . " .
CURES THE
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STINC.
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HEALS RUNNINC S
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SORES
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BIi YCLE3.
- M. 0 hANON.402 . , N. i6ThI. - 19 I
OMAhA - 1\'LD CO. , 32 N. - ICTI ST. 120
STE31LING IIICYCLES . lhUhI.T LIKE A
watch . \\"ot"t Electrical Supply Co.,42 S.h. .
A. I. . nrNI & \VliOl.USALE AND 1m.
V tall bicycles , 116 I'nll street. 12 1
\VII.b IMINI : [ & hiltO. , 120 N 15TI STIIT : I
only tIUnl 1chol In the cll ) ' . HI ,
"COLUMI1IA" 18' : FINI.HT IXIPI.1 0'
light antI high grade bicycle constttietofl. : Wi
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MISS - WlJ.ARp pN A BYE {
viii .
omo ldhotions ! on I the m Up3 . and Dawns of
Her Early J:1Ctlenco ,
thus
'ci it '
I'
filE WHEEL AS s 'i : ' ' n' ) , MORAL AGENT
. ,1h
. \ Temlernnen 1'rn ! o"r R \ oi ni n
"chlclo of l1rllc" " I'lemturei-No
Hel1"n \ h ) > jmen Should
Not \n.rk & 111'cII.II"
"YI
( Coplghl 1091 . by Frances J : . Wlllnrt3. )
Prom my earliest recollectIons anti lp to :
the ripe age of 53 I had been an aclh'l and i
diligent worker In the world , Ths : sounds
absurd , but havIng : almost no toys except
such as I could manufacture , my first plays
wcre bul the outdoor work of active men all
women on n small scale. lorn with nn In-
'clerate opposition to staying In the house 1
very early learned to use 1 carl1enter's kit
anti a gardener's looh. and followed In IlY
mimic way tile occupations of tile poulerer i '
anti tIme farmer , workln ! m ) little fell with
n woolen plough ) of my own making ntI fel-
Ing saplings with nn axe rigged up from the
old Iron of the wagon shop. Living In lie
country , far from the artificial restraints anti
conventions by which lilost gIrls are hedged
from lie ( activities that would develop I
geol ph'slquc and endowed with the companionship -
panionship of a molher who lei me have my
own sweet wil , I "ran wild" until iiy 161h
birthday . when tim hampering long sklrls
were brought with their accompanying corset
anti high heels ; my hair was clubbed up with
pins , alit ! 1 remember writing In my journal
In Ibe first heart break of a young human
cal taken from its pleasant paslure. "AI-
together 1 recognize that my occupation Is
gone. "
Front that lme on 1 always realized anti
was obedient 10 the Ilnlalons thus intposed .
though In my heart of . hearts I felt their un-
wlslo ( even more than their Injtistlce. 1ly
)
work then changed from my belo\el and
breezy outdoor world to tIle Indoor realm or
study , leaching , writing , epeakillg and went
on almost without a break or pain until my
3d yetir . when the loss.of . my mother ac-
cenlunle the strain of thIs long perlol hI
which menIal anti Ilhysical life were out ot
balance anll 1 fell Into I mild form or what
' , overwork nervous'tlros.
Is called nerve wear
Ira calel . Thus rUlhlessly thrown out of Iho
usual lines of' ' reaction on my own en\lron.
lent , anti sighing for new worlds 10 conquer.
I determined that I would lear the bicycle.
THE BCYCLE AS A MORAL AGENT.
An English naval ofcer hall said lo me.
after learning It lilnisoif , "You women have
no Idea of ( lie new realm or happiness which
the bicycle has olenel 10 us men. " But I
know wel enough that. tells of thousands who
could never afford 10 own feed and stable 1
horse , had by lhls bright ' invention enjoyed
lie swltnes or motion , \ lleh Is perhaps
time most fascinatIng feature of material life.
tIme charm or a wide out ok upon tile natural
world alli that sens9J' mastery which Is
probably ( lie greatest attractIon In horseback
riding. For the teed Il1' never tires anti is I
"metUesomo" In tIme ' rUesl sense of tlms !
word , Is full of trick ? au3T , capers and to hold
his head steady anti miiaki him prance to suit
you Is no small accojnihmlIiel1t. ! 1 had otter ,
menloned In my tqipqance writings that
the bicycle was 11erl1plr ! strongest ally In
\lr
' . from
winning young I .ni , n away
public houses , becauelt afforded them a. .
pleasure far more emlUrng enl an exhlara"
lon as much more et\llful \ as tim natural
Is than : tile unnatural.mjfroni my observation
of my brother and.Iminlteds of young men
rels
who have been my iu&1 & I' I have always held
that I boy's heart fs'no set In him to do
evil any more than " 'grls ; , and ltat the
reason our young men fall Into evil ways Is
largely because wo ' 1IvQ/t t. had the wit and
wisdom 10 provldo' 'ltl : with ' amusements
suited to Ihelr' ] oyoU&I yliuth , by ineans or
which they could Invest their superabundant
animal spirits iii ways ' that should harm no
one and help themselves to the best development -
ment and the cleanliest way or lIving. So . at
a temperance reformer , 1 always fell a strong
attraction toward the bicycle. because It Is
the vehicle .cf so much harmless pleasure ,
and because the ' skill required In handling It
obliges hands. them 10 keep clear heals and steady
OBJECTIONS CONSIDERED.
I saw no reason In the worl why a woman
should not rile lho silent steed . so swirl and
blithesome. I knew perfectly well that when
some ten or fifteen years ago Miss Bertha
van 11111cm. a young German artist In
America . look It into her head to give ex-
hlbilons of her ski In riding the bicycle
she was Ihought to bo I sort of seml-mon-
ste : . and liberal as our people are In their
views . of what I woman may undertake . I
should certainly have felt compromIse
at that remote enl benighted period -
nod by going to see her ride.
Not because there was any harm In
I , but solely because of what wo cal In
homely phrase "lho speech or people. " But
behold , It was long ago conceded that women
might ride the lrlcycleIndeed one had been
presented W me by my frend ! Colonel Pope
of Boston . a famous manufacturer of thev
swift roadsters . as far back as 1886 , and I
had swung around the garden paths upon its
saddle a few minutes every evening when
work was over at my Rest Cottage home I
had even hoped 10 give an impetus among
conservative women to this new line ' of
physical development amid outdoor happiness.
nut that Is quite another story and will come
In later. Sufce Il for time present that I
, did me geol , as It doth the upright hi heart
.te notice recently that , time Princesses Louise
and Beatrice dolh ride lhe tricycle al Dal-
anl
moral , for 1 know that with time great mas
of feminine humanity this precedent will
, have exceeding weight. We are all uncon- I
sciously lhe slaves of public opInion. When , ,
the hansom first came on London streets no
woman having regard 10 her social slate and
standing wouU have dreamed of entering one
of these pavement gondolas unless accoml1an.
( by a gentleman as her e8cort. But In
course of ( Into a few women of stronger In-
dlvidualy than time average ventured to go
unattended. Use wore oft the glamour of
lho lrdilons which said thai women musl
not go nlone , and now none but In imbecile
would hell herself 10 any such observance.
A trip around time world by a young I\Ollan
would have , been regarded a quarter or u century -
lury ago as equivalent to social ou."awry , but
now young women of time hlghlHt character
anti talent are employed by leading journals
10 whip arounll time World "on ( line , " and one
has done so In sevenly-three , anolher In sev-
enly-four days , while the young wOlan now
being sent by an Edlnboro' newspaper will ,
no dcubt considerably contract those figures.
As 1 have memmtion8d7raulein von Hlerr
Is the frt woman , SQ tar as I know , who
ever rode a bleyele. sHE was a young German -
man artist In Amerlca/'lDII / found It lmnposi-
ble 10 earn enough 1111 , by her art 10 unnin-
lain herself In eOI Or ! , She therefore had
the daring 10 Ilverlf hprself as I bicycler I .
bil for years no womolrareul of her repu-
laton would have gene " see her ride She
was considered 10 bo 'i "e of those persons
who classified ! nowhere tjd ; who could nol dose
so except 10 time Injury \ f time feminine guild
with , which they wet cbnnecled b fore they
"slepped out ; " but , WH1 In France for I
' o
-
woman to ride a bIcycle Is not only "gooti
form " but the current craze among the arts-
tocracy
ADVICE T WIIEELE11S.
Since Uaianm'it benl there ha been but
ilone b ' the tour-
little authentic talking dOl by
tooted , but thai Is no reason why the two-
wheeled should not speak his mind , anti the
frt uleranccs I have to chronicle In the
softly flowing vOCble or my bicycle Is to
this purporl.
I hearl1 I IS we trundled off down the
priory inchlno at th t suburban home or 1.ady
Inolno th\
Henry Somerset. Uelgl. England . 1 said ;
' 'Behold , 1 do not fall you . t nm nol n skit-
tsh beast but a Bobr . we\
conluctC1 roabteer. ( 1 dll not uk
you to mount or drive hilt since ) ' 0\
have lone so yell must now learn the laws
ol balance anti exploitation. I did not In-
vent these laws , b\t have ben built coli.
forimtsbly 10 Ihem , a\1 ) ' 0mmt stilt yourself -
self to ( the unchangIng regulations or gravity ,
general and slccllc. ns Ilstrte1 In me.
Strange as nnl the I ) rallox lay secon you will
do lila besl hy not trying to mimi It nt a\
You must Incite Ul1 what you are pleasel (
10 call your m 111 , make It till sleCly , or
ca\
) 'CI \ ill hI cast In yonder ml11 IH1111e. anti '
no blame 10 mo nml no thanks 10 'aurself.
Two things mlst cccupy ; your hlnklng
vosvrrs of time exclusion of every other timing :
fowers . the goal , and , 8eeonll. the mOlentum
requIsite 10 reach I , Do not look down like
nn ' Inblcle upon the steering vhtl 1 In front
of you : that would bo about as wise as for a
'n"useatcd voyager to keep his optical In-
lrtlenis fixed upon the raging wnves-In-
deed , Il Is the t lrso or life hat nearly every
one 100118 tlown The mlcruscupe will never
'sel ' yell free ; ) ' 01 must glue ' your eyes 10
thc telescope forever and 'a dn ) ' . Look Ul
and oft 'and on anti out , gel forehead and .
fool Into hut' , time latter acting as a rh.th-
\
into spur In the flanks of your equllbriated
equine : EO shall YOU win an(1 that right
sperllh' .
"It Is said thal tIme klngl10m or ( led Is
within you Some mnko a myslclsm or this
delaraton , but I Is hard common sense , for
the lesson yell will learn troll ! mo Is this :
lIvery kingdom over which we reign musl
b3 first formed wlhln us on wbat ( lie psychic
pOJplo cal the 'aslral plane ; but whal I , ns
a bIcycle look upon ns time common parade
ground of your thought "
TIE PROCESS .
A courlcr once wittily said lhat horseback
riding was time only timing In which n prince
was apt 10 excel for. lho reason hal the
horHe nevcr flatters and would as soon throw
him 'as If he were a groom. I Is ouly by
nelu"ly mmiasterihlg time art or rhlng that a
prInce can hold his place wllh the noblest
or the four-footcd anliiinla
happIly there Is now another locomotive
contrivance which Is no flatterer . anti which
I.easant and prince must masler , I they 10
this nt all . bY time democratic route of honest -
est hard worl. 'ehl will It be for rulers
Wel
when time tough chi Yorkshire prO\'erl n"
lilies 10 Ihem as strictly ns 10 the lowest of
their subjecls. " ! 's dogged as does 11. "
We all know the old saying , 1.'lre Is a
good servant but a ball masler. " This Is
equally ( rime or lie bicycle : I you give I nn I
Inch-nay a hnlr-Il will lake nn ell-mmay alt
evolution-anti yel 1 contusion or lee enough
: perforated Imeecap.
Not a single friend encolrgacll me 10
lear the bicycle except In nelve.ml11ed
young school teacher , 1lss Luther of Emns-
ton , who canto several ( lines with her wheel
anti gave me lessons. I also took I few lessons -
sons In n stuffy , seml-sublcrranean gallery
In Chicago. But al 53 1 was al more dIsad .
. vantage thaI almost any one who tries 10
learn 01 all , for not only nad I tile Imupedi-
ment that results from the unnatural style
of dress. but I also suffered from tIme
sedenlary hnbls or I lifetIme. And
thou . that small world ( which Is
our real one ) or those who loved me best and
who conslderel themsel'es largely responsible -
ble for my everyday methcds of life dId nol
encourage me , but In lhelr afectonnle so-
hicitude . and with abundant reason lhoughl
I should "break my bones" and "spoil my
fulure. " I should be said , however to
their everlasting praise they o"posel no objection -
jeelon when they saw thai my will was
frmly set 10 do this thing. On the conlrary.
they put mo In the way or carrying oul my
purpose and lent to my laborious lessons tile
light of theIr countenances reconciled.
V Actions speak so much louder tmn words
that I here slve , you what may bl called 1
femInine 'bicycler's first position-at least 11
was 1111110.
Given a safely bicycle , pneumatc tire and
11 the rest of 11. which renders time pneu-
, lalc safety time only safe Buchephulls , the
gearing carefully wired In so limit we shal
not be enlangled. "W e Is me ! " was my first
excialmiation. naturally enough Interpreted
by my out riders , wo Is me and lhey wo'd-
Indeed we did little else but check np.
Lear on a low Inachine but "fly high"
, when once YOU have mastered it. as YOU have
much more power over time wheels ' anti can
get 'up better speed with 1 less expenditure
of force when you are above time instrument
than when you are at the back of It. And
remember , this Is as true of time world as
of time wheel.
wheel.THE
THE FIST MOUNT.
The order of evolution was something like
this : First . three youlg Enghisiminen . all
slrcng armed and accomplsh ! el blcycers ! , held
the maellno In place whie 1 clhlbel timidly
Into time middle . Second , tWO well disposed
young women put In all the power they had
until they grew red In ( lie face ofreotting
each other's pressure on the crossbar and
thus maintaining the equipoise 10 which I was
unequal Third , one walked bfldo me , sleady-
Ing the ark as bet she could by holding time
cenler of time deadly crossbar 10 lei g wheso
hanlles meant chaos and colap ! Next I
wan able 10 hell my own If I hal the moral
support er my kind trainers , and It passel
into a proverb among lhem the short , em-
phatc word of commanl I gave them at every
few turns of the wimeel "Let go hut stand
by. " Still later everything was learned , how
to sit , how to pedal , how 10 turn , how to
Ilmount , but alas , how to vault Into tim
, saddle I found not : that was the coveted
power itself that lingered long , and would not yield
That which caused the many faIlures I
had In learning time bicycle hal caused me
f lures In life ; namely a certain fearful
looking for oC judgment ; I 10 vivid realu-
ton of the uncerlalnly Of everylhlng about
me . an underlyIng doubt al once however
( ali this Is al lint saved me ) matched and
overcome by . the delermliaton not to give ! In
\ to it .
ADVANTAGE OF A LITTLE REST
The best gins that we make come to us
after an Interval of rest , which follows siren-
uous endeavor having as I hopl , mastered
the rudlmenls of bicycling , I vent away 10
Oermlny and for a fortnlghl did nol even
see time winsome wheel. Helurnlng , 1 had
lie ( horse brought round and mounled with
no little Irepldaton , being assisted by one
of my faithful guides , but behold-I found
thai In nds'ancing turning and descendIng I
was much more al homo titan when I had
last exerclbed that new Intelligence In lie
mlsclel which hal ben the result of repe-
titioml so long practiced and
tlon praclced fllhfuly at-
lempled. I
Anolher thing I find Is that wo carry In
lhe mind a pCLre ! of the road and I t Is
humpy by reason or pebble , even Ir wo steer
clear of tilenl we can by no meanH skim
along as happily as 'when Its sloolhness
facilitates the pleasing impressIon on ( lie i
retina : Indeed , the whol Eclencend , prac- .
tce of the bicycle Is "In your eye" and In
your wi ; lie ( rest Is mere iimanipuiation .
As 1 have saul , In many curious particulars
the bicycle Is like tim world When It hall
Ihrown 10 painfully once ( whleh was Iho
extent or my downfal during tie ) entire
. I
uw . . H A Pleasant
or LI
Zii : . Reflection
I , : Refection
-b. . ( -the fact that easy washing
has bccn made safe Until
a-- , Pearlne camel it was danger-
- - Otis , Pearlne takes away the
danger as it takes away the
_ ' work. There is no scouring .
_ _ _ _ / \ ing and scrubbing , to
1 ) wear things out ; there
V ( ) Is i n. ) trouble in keeping things clean .
_ - - /Vj Pearlne is bcter than soap.Vith
- - l soap you need hard work ; for easy work ,
you need Pearline .
Pedtliers and some unscrupulous grocers will tel you ,
B " ; " tlmis is a Cow lS t ur " the same as I'carlne. " IT'S
eware FAI.SE-l'earlitmc is never 11eddled. i your troct sends
you : n imitation , I.c hou l-Sw Mk , m lAMES ! PYLE N. Y.
process of learning , anti ilk ! hot prevent mo
from resuming my place On the bsck or the
treacherous creature 1 few minutes afterward -
ward , anti more especially when I threw one
or ilY dearest friends . hurting her knee M
that I Wflt painful for 1 monlh ) , then for 1
ttl Oall ) s Ilall Ilalhome wan for me
no longer , but leemell time embodiment or
misfortune antI dread. Even so the world
has often se.mcl In hours or darkness antI
ellsponllen y. Its Iron mechallsm , Its p\l-
less gr\ll , its swift , silent . on.rollnl gait
hlve oppressed to pathos , Ir not to melal'
choly. Cacti helh antI plenty or oxygen-
Mel air hl\'o lroml'Uy rlslorell the equli-
Ibrltm , but 1 cannot helllollerlnl I many
n film Iplrl 10 nne$1 issues 10uehe.I , tint nnl
been worn flInt shreddell by the world's mill
until In desperation I fun Itself 8wa ' . Wo
o1n easily carp It those who quIt lie
crowtll race course without e much ns
' , " ' leave " bl\1 "lot him who
M'lng \y yoilr 111\'e. \
staullelh take heed lest he fall. " We owe 11
10 IRllre 10 ( I Ilrluro 10 011 en'lrOn1eltl.
antI most of nil our faith , lint we dt limit
cry alit like 10 tnl ) gentle hearts less brave
nail sltd ) "altywimero al'wherl out of lie (
worM , " - llhlNCEti : . E. I Wl.I.AHD.
( Iii iti'ii kibh ) SI lit , 'rit Ida
1 the 11n or woman troublell ( with dys-
PePsin hit'ar ( plh\lntons. ( sour stomach ,
11artblrl , , UI'ISltOI or ( lie le\'cs. op.
IJrlslol er n sel90 of emlllhllss lt lho pit or
time slomaeh , , lire nmong Its 8ymlllt19. 1109-
teller's Siomach hitters eradIcates it. nlll
entirely overcomes constlltlun , hllutSIOS ,
rhet111Ic , \hlney anti mllarial commipiaiiiti.
Use hits ( lhorough rcmCI , ) ' s'stelllcaly mUlti
II will achieve Ilerllell results .
. -
lWUWi .S/ I'i1ItIU1)lC.lL4.
Time Uand.1lcNal ) ' Ofcial RaIlway Guide
miami lnnd Book for lebruary I Is around once
mora wllh its UIIlo.dale rovllon of raIlway
inforillatiolm. American Railway Guide com-
pan ) " 162 10 171 Adams street Chicago.
The l February number or The Writer coit-
talns an elaborate article on time subject of
writers' cramp , In which mire 1lcn3ell its
lymploms anti the melhOI of preveiitlon.
Time Wrler Publshing Co. , Washlnglon
street , ihostomi.
"The Inc01e Tax Law" Is time title or a
small pamphlel which beslles conlnlnlng a
COpy of the law amid the treasury relull\lons
reinlve 10 Its cclecton , Is couplell'lh Ito (
speech del\'cretl In lhQ senale In elucidation
of the al1e by Senator David n. 11111.
lrle ! . ' 0 cents. Drcnlano's , 31 Union
Square , New Yorle.
Short , 51lc nnd exceedingly l enlertalnlng
Is thin literary sPrentl I lal.1 before the l'e\lerl ;
or time t'ehrary number of lellh ( ant
leanl ( ) " . Elegant plclorlals gOOI micliSe
hantsole l'pogralhy all an , Immense
variety or onbject mnlel combine lo lalee
II n most welcome 10lthly , "Isllur. Health
Iml toallly Publshing c01pany , 9 Clnlon (
Plnce , New York .
"A Camilign for National Irosllerlly. " by
Wlinm 5. Smnythme chalrmnn of the nalonal
Irrigatioim committee. I paper 111pearing In
the l'ebruary number of The irrigation Age.
proposes by transplantation or surplus
capital ald surplus labor 10 western laurIe.
10 hasten tim return of better days. A
striking and suggestvo hailer In the same
nnmber Is "Irrlgatioum nnl State loullarle9 , "
by Orren SI. Donlidson. The Irrlrnlon Age
comlal ) 51 Masonic Te1111e , ChIcago
Amlug lie topics dlseusse1 ! In the I.'ebrn- ,
amy nnmber of The Nineteenth Century are
"Single Chamber Democrats " by H. Wal-
lace at. P. : "low lo Mend the House at
"Lor.ls , " by time RI. lion. tile Earl or
Mealh ; "Social Evolulon , " ( being a reply 10
crltelsm of his book on lhat sUbject ) b )
Benjamin Klld ; "Ghost Stories nnt Beast
Stories , " a clever paper by Andrew I.anl In !
which time pursull , or psychical research Is
defended . besides number or other notnble
papers. Leonard Scott Publshing company ,
231 Broatwa ) ' . New York.
A new and attractive corer Is ono of the
features of time February ) ' nnmber or Poet-
Lere. As a study of literature . this unique
jourll affords n distinct 1elho lhat has
been 10st valuable In forming a coucepton
or the works or our great poets . Among Hs
topics ef time month are "The Helglon of
Robert Burns , " "The .I'rlemlshlp of Whittier .
tier and Emerson " "The Moral PrOllOrUOn
antI Fatalsm of Pa'slon as xhlhltell In
Shnkespeare's Tragedies . " "Ibbsen's New
Play " elc. . etc. The Poel-Lore comupamiy
19G Summer street Boston
The Art , \mlteUI grows moro interesting
with each number. Whal with Hs charming
color plates Its practical working designs for
China painting , wood carving , neetlework ,
etc. , and Hs Instructive articles emi "Drawing
for Reproduction . " "Flower Drawing In Pen-
and-Ink. " "Artistic Anatomy , " "Landsc1pe
Paintiig. , " -Tbe Paintng of the head In
Oil. " "Glass Palnln . " "China Painting . "
"Designing for Bntli s , " " \Vail Paper Designing -
signing , " ' "Nc.edleworl Ind "An Inexpensive
Country House , " It Is indeed Indlsllmsable 10
time artist , lho teacher and time art student.
All lhese articles are well illustrated. Besides -
sides all ( lilt , there Is an article on Carolus
Duran , an account of "Au Art Student's Year
in Paris , " draperies studlea , by Jules Lo-
febvro and Jan Monchmablon , drawings by
Martin Rico , Caroltms Durnu and J. L. Sar- '
gent , and engravings by Charles i3audo from
paintings by Trotter , V. Gilbert and Mans
hay. My Note Book Is especially imiterestlng.
Montague Marks , 23 Umhion Stiuare , New York.
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company , No. 3 East Nineteenth street ,
Now York ,
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llahii , company , 313 East Seventeenth
street , New York ,
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comupany , Cimicago and Denver.
Karl's Clover Root , the great blood purifier ,
gives tnesimmesi , amid clearmiesa to ( lie commiplex-
ion anti cures constipation ; 25c , 50c , $1.00.
Sold by Goodman Drug Ce ,
AN AUTOCRAT OF OLU.L3DOM ,
Uockney itttendmintn"on tIm Iuor" Maim , , It
I'lemiimtmit for Vinltira.
A. noticeaumle feature of ( lie Angionania ,
which prevails In some parts of Clmicago , accordIng -
cordIng to tile Trhulle , is ( lie omploynient
of cockney atteimtlauits by some of tile clubs.
They manage to surround ( lie atimnission of an
ulhiilitrolucod ( stranger to the cltml ) precIncts
with an aimioupt of ceremony that wotmld
suffice for tlme vestibule at tIme Oraimtl Llamima ,
A gentleman fronl ilostomi called to see a
fniehIti , who it a member of one of time swell
stabllsimIii en (5. (
"Is Mr. F'- III ? " he asked of the brass-
ijuttoneti fimluky wimo ga ( tim ant elaborately-
upholstered armcimair near time door ,
"Ill cawii't say , sir , "
"Can't you find out ? '
"Ill was ! II. 'Ired to make liillqulries hove
the sort. "
"Catm I go upstairs and flntl out for my.
self ? "
"My borders Is , see ( list no strangers goes
iiupstalrs.
"has ( Ito club any sulponilltendclmt7"
"lilt 'as ; but 'o' bout , "
"Well , what does a stranger do vhio wants
to see a Ineluber ? "
, ' 'Ii waits until nnemnber '
a of the 'ouse
conirnittee ponIes or 'e calls aglu. "
"l'erhmalms you'd condescetmd to take my
card and give it to Mn , F' , , wlmen you see
him ? ' '
"lilt's not lilY place , III'rn not condescemld.
in' to notldnk , "
\'hereby ( he exasperated .caller made imla
final aimpeal ,
"Can I sit down OIl ( lie cuebstomie outside
anti remit hliyself ? "
"You call hiask ( lie porter ; 'e's a gooti'areti
chap , an' erltapmi there'll be iio Ihobjectioil , "
.iionlighitt , On'icr.
"Moonlight supplied to ortier" is ( hue de-
scniption applied to a new arrangement of
( lie electric lIght whIch is now beIng tried
In thu Gerimian arlmiy ,
Frommi tim csptive imalloonut kept always
itt readiness for mimihitary ssorlc Is miuspoimdetl
an electric arc light of r.ormle 6,000 candle-
liower. As soon as Imiglut begins to fall tint
cunretmt , carried by an timsulatetl wire , Is
turned on , amid the iigbt Is rcii cted down.
Ward ,
In this vay a large opcni space is Illu.
ininated wIthout lamp posts , uumd the eyolutlqn
of a body of troohit cami take place svthou
irmiltedililent by nIght ,
IA'fE OF A FAlSE V FR1E1) )
An Avongtng Neme.s Pnrsne the Wrcoko
of'a Iloino ,
MANAGER JOHN NORTON'S IJFE STORY
'Fnigii' Tale Of hit 'if."it , tiil Ilk i'rl'utl'l
Fiiithiicitimitit-ite ollet'tlit of ,
S'cIidmrl , I limit 1)11(1' StmmntleL
St. i.uttls ,
'hen tli rails sirenti at Coatemiville. Intl. ,
one day lsst hlionii ( tulti smmltusiletl the coach
tIm which JOhil'i. . Norton was rltltng , a imialt
stat tionri to theatll syirn hmmtti a curious his.
tory , as romtllltic nit ImilIly of ( ito parts
imo bath frolli tiIliO to 111110 played upon ( he
stage , Joimii Norton , as everybotiy called
imim , was a ( all , spare titan , perhaps &O years
ohti , lie lmatl genie emi tIme stage lIt ISGI In
lmlllior larts , relates time Chicago
Timmc's , , nnti , liaviig , tue gIlt of ac-
'itiisltiveiicss , lie llladc' lmloliey fromil ( lie be-
gilmlling. As tiE' ) ' say tlOd.'ll east , imo vas
nitsays foreimamlrletl , lie hover vas it great
actor , lint hmu was always a sticcosa Iliiail-
daily , anti bug before ISTI ) he wait lwepalemt
tti tIe lila full part tim brImmglng others tipomi
( lie stage amIti hatiimciiitmg actors anti actre3semi
tV imo immiedeti a kIimtli' almtl veli-fll led imanmi
for ( hm begIllltiimg of tlmeir career. Nobody V
wuttiti oser Imave iteartl of Mary Aiiilerson
immmtl it Ilot beemm for ( itt ) brokemi amid mnuIhaeti ( V
conitso iii Ilmtliala , , imeithier wotiitt Margaret
1tlaler ( , ever have COilhO upolt tlma boartlit of
time Aulericuhi stage hntt , miot .loiit , NortonV
tletectsl ( ( lie latemt , tmslemtt anti brought It V
omit where the folks could see it , V
lie svas catholIc in hits taste , l'c'riinps ( hmo
otto imian in Aimienica to wlmomi , Nellie ( irimlib
oweil imer start Iii lita At the old Uhrlg'a
Cave Ill St. Louis was Joimit Nortomi , antI cer-
tmilmliy Slay 'ohio Wotilti ImeVer lmavi been V
heard of imtl not Norhomi iiisIced ( impon PIne-
lug her tiilOhl tlt loartis of ( lme Cimicairo
opera 110030 , lie was tint close , warni per-
sommai friend of Jciin MeCtillotugh , of Rtlwiu
Booth anti Freticrick Wartle , anti ( intro tnt
hmrob.tbly lIe ( lmeatrical celebrity , trolls Iieilr3
Irving to 1)e ¼ Volf hopper , ssVlu , will not feel
a patlg of keen regret to learn timat. John
Norton is death ,
Time tragedy of his life s'as emtirely , ofr
time boards. About time t'iid of tiio 70's hmo V
imlarrleti Emiimmmn Stocicllmim : , who was ( lien t
wIth time Aritiersoil conipaim' , an actress of
moimo , little nullity , bmmt a st'omnni , 01' peculiar
cimarmmi. She sIns a slmmall , lmrety ( girl , wIth a
Cu , iotmmi taste imi dress antI an ability to construct - V
struct salads tlmat vas ummitltme imi St. Loqj5. ,
Tiiehiath cmi ideal hmommoyimmoon , nih ( lie ) ' rivctt
mIll itleal lifelrs. . Nortomi on imorsehack was
ommo of time show figures of time St. Louts V
boulevartis. People Useti to go out tmimott ( Ito
drIves simmipl' to see the lmeautlfil , , petite
% s'Ifo of time imnmidsommto mnammmmgcr. Simo was oh-
svays gowned amid gloved to porfectlom , , aiL ,
her street , baby face shone out t'ith , dark
eyes amid ami aureole of blonde hair umidor-
nCatht imats ( lint stere time despair of conteni-
orary St. Lotus society. Everybody kmmew
lice , ani mium kmmes' everybody , inciudimlg
ilohiry Vi' . Moore , the lmhalitgimig etlItor of
tlm Post-Ijispatci , amitl Norton's closest friend ,
Nortomi fell sick almost unite death , and
Ifooro amid Mrs. Nortomi sat up svitlm hmtmmx
miIghmt after mmight. Notimimmg cotmid be hmmone do.
voted tlmnn Moore's coimtluc ( , no mlursing hlioro
tentie : . Norton iiovereii at ileatit's door for V
ss'eek.i , arid svliemi 1w was stell emioughi to get
about mtgalim it was om , Mooro's arlmi tiat , imo
took Imis commstltmtiolial , of a block aimtl bacir.
Of commrse , Nortomi could hot b so sehlisim as
(0 ( keep lila young wife in ( lie hotse every
night , and Moore was always ready to squire
her to ( ho theater or ammy otimer place of en-
tcrtaimlmtent , that site svishmetl to visit. ThIs
V
sort of tlimmg , lmnphiett spending a good deal of
nmomiey , and so Sloane imad no imesitatlon lii
borrowing fromu Norton audI sums as Ito
found himself mieedlmmg.
Norton was an Invalid for a year or more , V
imtmrdly able to totter mtmoro tiian a square or
two from his house , amid MOore becanme lilOrO
amid Iliort , his locurmi
teneims hI hiljt family ar-
ramigemmiento , anti immore and mmmore Indebted to V
ilimn fluamiciahhy ,
At last one day John Norton received a
letter fromn a lady asklmg , himim to watch a
house on Beaminiommt street , lie wacimer.l ( It.
and saw imis wife and Ilenry Moore enter
it. When Moore canie out Norton tried to
shoot lmimmu , but his liStOl lilimiSed fire. There
swas a scene Oil the street , anti timat night
Mrs. Norton and llenry Moore fled together.
It s'at one of time most mieimsatibnal piano.
nients known In time imistory of St. Louis.
Moore left a rlfo and child , Mrs. Moon
is now editing a society weekly in tilat cIty
Mrs. Noroum ( svemmt tiiroctly from tile Beau.
niont stret flat to ( lie safe-deposit corn.
pany'a vaults and drew out some $3,000 that
time had timere , amid ( lie two got upon a
Missouri Pacific train amid left for ( ho west ,
Joimn Nortomi came down towum nearly crazy' ,
He was a physical ss'reck at. best oven at that
( Into. Moore was a brother Elk and Norton V
loved hits svifo dearly. He was betrayed , be.
guiled and forsakeil. Ito ( edt very few V
people Into his conlldence , b'it lie made alt
his preparations to kill Henry Moore that
night , hot knowing ( hut Moore imad already V
heft St. Louis never to return to It. Up anti
down the front of Moore's imouso lie patrolled
in the shadows all of that mnltlnight and
morning , ahid ho ommly quit his vigil when V
day iroke and it was manifest ( hat Moore V
svas not coming homo. Mrs. Moore very hi-
nocently tolil Mr. Norton about C o'cloclc
that muorihing timat henry must have beemi
detained out by busIness , amId suio was ralmer
hurt that lien husband's chief friend would
not stay to breakfast ,
Moore anti Mrs. Norton were first lmear
front in Kansas , where both were arrested
on a charge of carrying oft stolen property.
No case could Lie ninde , however , and they
contltuemi , their flIght westward , going first
to Auckland , New Zealand , and ( heii to Sidney -
ney , New South Waies. In both of theuo V
places Moore tnictl , but. fatted to get anmy V
work on the newslapers , anti ( ho tnlmnppy ,
pair made theIr way to England second.
class , and perhaps. steerage. TIme trip Is
miornetiiing neither of thcmn wouitl ever mipealc V
aumout. Tieir money was all goie mind ( lme
were In deep , danlgerotis poverty.
Joseph Ptiiitzer , tlmo owner of time NCW V
York World , mmmd Moore's employer while li V
was maliagimig editor of tIle Post-iispatch ,
toltl tIme svnlter : "I svaut walking down ( ho
Strand 0110 day when I sasv a mhlan look at
1110 011(1 ( thmen iturnisilly turn his back antI
walk Iumo a Public hiomise , I thought. it
loolcetl like Moore , altlmougll I cotmldii't be.
hove it svas he , because ( lie fellow was V
slmabby hieyonmi belief , anti you lcriow I can't
see very well anyhow , I left imiy trielIds
anti weimt Ihito ( lie house tmnl ( ( hero was
Moore , stantiing agauimst ( lie bar , I asked
hIm what , ime was doing , and he just used
one word : 'Starvimmg. ' 'Is Mrs. Noronm ( wlU
you ? ' I asked 11th , , . lie said mime was. I
autktsl huh it t couldn't do soilellIhg , , to
111111 , for I liked Moore. antI I lilto hmlimi today ,
ito dId mimagmmiflcomit vark for the l'ost-Dlis-
P0(01'Vehi ' , tIme enti of it Was that I fixed
liluii UI ) arid sent hIm to Now York to work V
on time Wonltl , aitI , Mrmt , Noromu ( accornpanietl V
ilnii. , Mr. Ccelcenill arranged a place for.
hInt , aumil ( list was ( lie last I lieartl of him toe
SOtIlO ( I Ill e. ' '
Hut Moore svas itearti from before very
bug , Ito and Mrs , Norton imati a Inost 601155-
tlontml row III tlmoir iotlghtmgs em , Forty.secoimd
titreet , antI all tile New York papers , anti of
course all ( lie St. Louis Imapers , gave coiilnnns
(0 ( a description of ( lie fight , Titt'y parted for
( he time being , anti airs , Norton at that
time , saId to the writer , who met ter In
Now Tonic , ( hat the story of her elopelnent V
front John \V , Norton imati never imeon prop.
only told , She said : "I woiiltl miot ( oday
give Joimu Norton's little finger for Ifenr
Moore's whole body. I did not. kllow what
I sas dolumg , nor did I ever Intend to ieav
John. "
Friends huade ovtry effort to effect a reconciliatIon -
conciliatIon , but Norton , of course , declined ,
SImcrly afterwarml Moore died In a New York
hospital , anti there were just two people at.
hmIK funeral , Mrs. Norton and a reporter whiCmi
Moore hiatt befriended $ uu lIt , LouIs.
Mrs. Norton Iii now conmecei ( with a l'imiia.
dellmiia , museum , nnd Is salti to have lost
all of lien beauty , Nortomi could hisrdly be
mtpproaclmetl by any of hIs fricittis. Judge
Norwich , wimo afterward comnItttetl , suicide ,
arid Mr , McCuhlagh , tIm editor of time Globe-
lhlllocrat were tIme two mcmi to shtpmn ht
opened imis heart , Curiously enough. Jaunt's
Corbet ( , tile lrizo fighter , was ( lie oily : oilIer
mali with whom Norton was for years ott
famIlIar terms , lit' fItted up a suite of rooms
for hitiself , most. luxuriously In ( ho Graut4
oper.t haute buiidhIhg lit Si , IVOUIS ) ahlmi Ii ,
was a constant figure at Tony Faust's resat& .
r.tmii-
V . , . . - . . - , . . # ' , ' , . .r. - . _ - , & . . . * . . ' * C' _ _ _ _ _ .