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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1895)
SPECIAL NOTICES , /ilrertlnempnti lor thciin rolnmna will he tnkrn until ISIUO | i. > n. for llm cTcnliiRHml until 8 p. ni. for the morning find bunday edition. AiUtrllirr * . liy rcqumtlne a niiniliprcil clieclt , tmt hum Himtren mlelrrs rtl to n nunibcrcd Irttrr In rare of 'llio l ce. An- Mtern no nililrnril will bo ilrl.Tcrod npim irocntutloti til tlio check milrltute , 11-Xcu word , Hint Intrrtlnn. to n word liertttflcr. Notlilnc lukcii fur tiulhanSSo fnr IIrut Insertion. Ihno aiUfrtUenirnt * mu t inn roinccu- tlicly. "SITUATIONS WANTED. LADY BTUSOOHAPIMJIl w 'tits situutlon. Ilcferincf-B. Address P _ 63 , I ice. 9A 2S7 24 * JOUITION AH NintIT WATCHMAN OR FIRM- man. tan fimiish best of jefiTi'ticr * . A'Jdress ' ! It C. II.c. AM37I 2. A YOl'NlI LADV STUDENT I > ESIHES EM- pl'-ym.'iil ' . ns g.\ . mess or irnvellnn c..m.iinlon. | Jl'Jt of rrfn-cncm fumlshed nnd refmlri'jl. Ail- UronH II 15. ISc-o. 'iLl . ! ? - ? lYrJ. " 7-OSIT1ON AS CITY SAL10SMAN by competent man ; best nf rffereni-cs ; can furnish horse nnd buifgy. Addn-ss It j . llo WANTED 5i ALZ. HELP. WANT"ED , LOCO MEN TO WIUTE ME TODAY for the receipt ( ubsilutcly five , In plain sealed envelope ) which iuuil me of nervous debility , exhausted vlUlliy , etc. Adilrtss C. .1. Walker , box 1,311 , Knlamawjo , Mich. Il-MI6j _ _ WANTED. MAN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY for old establish.d house ; former expoilencc unnecessary and nnlary paid weihly. A | > pi after 9 it. in. ut 1510 Douelaa. UM6.4 J6 WANTED. SALESMEN. Tlie Hn\vka Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , Win. H M76 JIO SALESMEN TO SCLir UAKINa POWDER. We put our Roods In RBBH | rolling Pins. 160 momli nnd expriss f > r commission. < hlrngo Daklng Powder Co. , 787 Vnn lluren St. . Chi- cnsn. 11 > 1SQ8O' CU11AN FRECKLES , PURE AND > 'j ' { 4 WANTED. MAN TO SELL OROCERY SPi- clalty to trade In city ; stale uiiKTlence. . etc. P M Itce. 1rl. ! fl , _ _ _ _ _ : . WANTED , A COMPrjTRNT STHNOfHIAPHEH. capable of clerK-nl work In fonnuello" wlih KtcnuRraphlc dutl-'s ; must wile a gnud Hand and bo apt nt llgurcs ; unswer , slallnn Hnlary expected , P 61. lie. ' . _ 1I-.M213 21 MEAT AM ) PASTRY COOK. ' ) ; ALL- rounil owl ! , J5'U ' ; second cook. fll-OO , rtorman boy. Canadian oilicc , 1022 D mglas.It . It M21 ? 2C COLLECTOR WANTED ; MUST UK A1ILB TO furnish honesty l ; ml ; st-.vly einpln > ment. Apply after 9 a. m. nt 13K. Douglas Hln-ct. 1I-M234 31 WANTED , AN EXPEHIENCED SHOE SALESman - man at J. J Mauiath's , 023 Hioadw.iy , Coum'll HlutTs , 1I-M2I227 WANTED , 2 HOfSi : 7-AINTERS : STKAi woik for good men. O. L. NelbillR , West Point , Nel > . U-213 27 SALUMMN WANTii-$10) : ) TO J121 PER MONTH nnd expenses. Staple line. Position peimanent pleasant nnd definable. Address with stamp. King Mfg. Co. , C. 41. Chicago. U WANTED IN OMAHA , A I1RIOHT ACCOUNT ant to tepioiiu tlu < SafLguaid Arcount cum pany of Chicago. Only ilins. ' familiar with th < Safeguard hy tem uf nceounts nee < l iirplj. HcfuixnrcH reipilred. Addifs.1 , Safeguanl Ai1 count Co. , Chicago. 11 211 w WANTED-PERSONS TO PREPARE I-XH ) Till' appioachlni ; poutnl cxamluiitlons for clerk , earlier , etc. Paill'Ulars and "p > lntei-s" free National Coiichpondc'iico liihtitute , WaohlnR'on. D. C. 11 2)1 ) ; C J7J TO J123 SALARV PAID SALESMEN 1.m cigars ; expuilence nut ncce.iiy. ! Extia In- dueemenls to lU&tuinus. lllrhop & Kline , St. Louis , Mu. II-300-20 * WANTKD-A aoOD SALESMAN To" TRAVEL for a specially line ami canvass city or cuuntrj lnil ( < ' In western Iowa , A resident of tha1 Htatfl or n party with previous experience In that flute prefened. References reiinlied. Ail dress , I1 C7. lie.- ' . II 3)1 2G WANTED-1IV OLD RELIAI1LE MANl'FAC- luring house , capable man to handle Its Inter ests In the ntate of Washington and establish and manage I ranch of Its business In Seattle : must Invest nboul Jl l In merchat.dls' to be gin business ; pernmn nt nrr.uiKcnK'ntu desired ; salary $125 per month nnd share of ivcolptH. Addiess Manufacturer , can * of Chas. II. Ful ler's Advertising Agency , Chicago. II 278-2u * BALESMEN-TO DRUG TRADE , SIDE LINE or utlivrwlsc. J. W. Knight , l17-22' ! > Slate si. , Racine , WIs. Jl-2 > 3-2G' BALESMIIN ARE MAKINd JCO'J ' JIONTHLY selling Sterling Dish Wnshrrs ; the b st nnd only practlc.U dish washer made ; every fnmlly wnnU one ; no canvussnlg ; pi Ice , ; 2 ; for cir culars nddn-sa Sterling Novelty Co. . Ill Adams st. , Chicago , U 27ii 2 ( , " WANTED : . FIRST CLASS TIIAVKUNIJ MEN only , JS.OO. ) salary und expenses. Th Dr. A. P. Sawyer Med. Co. . 101 Colorado ave. , Chicago. II-2J320 _ WANTED ATONl'E , CIOOI ) nTiRllER , STEADY work at gcod wages to right man. Cleu. K. Wagner & Co. , Kloux Cly : , la. U 272 2O $4.60 PER I.OIK ) PAID FOR DISTRIIIUTINfi circulars ; enclose 4c. U. S. Distributing lu- renu , Chicago. U2 1 20 SALESMEN KVKHYWHKHIi FOR REST DOOIl ( name ) plates ever mude ; bu > eleil glass , gold back ; readable In the dark : big profits. Write Dunstnn Mfg. Co. , 221 Fifth ave. . Chlcaio. H-270 26' ' WANTED , AT ONCE , SALESMEN TOR county nnd stale ; } 75 n month nnd expenses ; specially to drug nnd department stor.s ; n competition ; no experience rt-iiulied ; i-xcluslv. territory. Columbia Chemical Co. , C'J Denrlmrn St. , Chicago. It 2ii'J 2-1 * , MAN WANTED. A OOOD RELIA11LE MAN to lake care hoise and buggy ; must have ret- crences. Apply at 13U3 Farnam st. 11 310 20 TEAMSTERS AND IlLACKSMITniToN liAli. road work In South Dakota. Fre passes. Kramer & O'Hearn Labor agency , nth am ! I'lirnam sis. 11 17 2 ; FIHST-CLASS risHMANEls'T'IOS1TION FOR a good salesman ; must come with best of ref erences. Call Monday after 9 u. m. , room 8 , 218 S. ISth slreel. 11 335 WANTED. RAILWAY NEWS AGENTS ; DAY runs ; JU.OO weekly guaranteed. Also olllce man. Esberg & Corbel ! . 1314 Fainam. U 3t8 20 * WANTED ; 1,1 , BELP. AHU YOU HONIiST. SO Ulv 11 , INDUSTIUOUST If so , enuage with us fur IbJo ; wuu u month , 13,000 a year ; > uu ean make It easy ; six hours a elay. Our auents elo not complain of haril tlmrB.hy7 They nre making money Belling emr Perfection Dish Washer ; the only practical family washer manufacluri-dl wanhe * . elrles and polishes dishes perfectly In two mlnuieB ; no experience m-censary ; u child of S operates It easily ; cheap anil durable ; welcht , thirteen pounds ; made of anti-rust sheet steel ; cap.ic- Ily , 100 pieces ; $10.000 for Its eiual ; every lain- lly wantB one ; you don't have lo canvas ; as teen as people know you have It.fjr hale they tiend for n dish washer ; each nut-nt's te-rrltory proleclrd ; no conipcllllon ; we fur- nlBh sample ( weighs six p Hindi ) In nb-e rase to lady agenla lo take orders with ; one aicent made )214.r > 3 llmt ten days. Addrens for full parllculars Perfecllon Mfir. Co. , Unglewooil , III. C M3.19 A OIIIL TO DO OL'NRHAL HOUSIIWOIIK AT 1115 Boulh llth. C 313-c WANTI3I ) , A IHIIOHT YOPNQ LA Y O"F aildrcHH to trawl with parly of ladle * In the care of a mamiKer. Murt IHI honest nnd lionor- nblo. Kxpenaca advanced. Steady wnik. Those Bi-eklng pleasure Irlpa neitl not apply. U 14 , llee. C 331 M \VANTK1) , OIIIL I'XJll aUNKUAL HOtsT ; . work at ! 113 Uicust slrcel. C MSI ! 2S WANTI-JD. " 01 IL IN FAMIIA" OF FOUU. 2223 I < DCU8t street. C 34S 'X' llAUIUii > LADIICK ai'AHANTKni ) } I ( > 1 clfiir prollt dally ; easy work ; write or call afternoons. Mr a. King , Victoria hntrl , 1310 lodie Elrc-el. C M36 ! 27' " WANTKI ) A HOI'SKKKICPKIt ; A LADY- without children preferred. Addreas t2 > Pierce street. Council lllufts. C M3.1Q 2T OR KENT HOUSfcS. HOUSia. : F. K. DAHLINQ , UAItKUIl I1IXJCK. IIOUE3 IN ALL PAHTS OF THE CITY. THL O. F. DuvU company , IV i Furnuin. D 361 HOUSES ; HENEWA & CO. . 108 N. 15TH ST. l > 3C2 II. E. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA D-M3C4 I70S FAHNAM BTHBBT. W. M. Regcrs. 1 J Farnam street. D Ca N1CU MODUIIN FLATS ] CHEAP. Huulre. m lire llulldlni ; . FOU HUNT. UnSlIlAlJLU HOUSES. rooms , : n a. nth n. . w. 7 rooms , 42oo Cumlng t. , tiZ. T rooms , (20 N. : jih a\f. , Ji..60. > rouins , 4W7 Cut * at , , 10. rooms , 4$27 Davenport si. , 110. ( room . 1420 Jackson St. , U. & rooms , U13 Pratt St. , J7. Btt Fidelity Trust Co. , 1102 Farnam at. D Ml LAHOE LIST. F. D. WUAP. 16TH & DOUGLAS. D-M7 J FOH HBNT , FINU NEW 10.ROOM HOUSE. 620 N. 26th it II. T. Clarke. 2I Hoard of Trade. D to3 HENTAL AGENCY , JW NO. 16TH ST. D-727 FOH HENT , AT I1ELLVUB. NEAR H. H. depot , a nno 10-room house , line xrounds abundant fruit ! also 4-room collage. Henry T Clark. No. 21J. Hoard or Trade , Omaha , o Vf. U. UtU , llellvu * . D-7J8 FOR REN1 HOUSEi , Continued. A FLAT. S ROOMS. WITH HATH AND OA8 : very complete ; sulluble for huusckceplnK. 3li Bo. Mlh HI. D-M741 NEARLY NEW -ROOM COTTAaE WITH bath , reduced to $13.M. SOU Cu'dfornla st.DS2) D-S2) EHY 6EsfnAHLE FURNISHED " HOUSE. close In. J. H , Sherwood , 42J N. Y. Life.DS31 D-S31 RENT , HOt'SKS ; TKN-UOOM MODEH ! . * house , clo e In ; C > rooin cutlage. oily water , ftorc 'julldlng , 130S Fnrnam. L. S. SKInner , Jipenl , 310 New York Life. _ O-M921 ' AND 7-HOOM FLATS. HANOE AND 'ALL modern conveniences. Call nt comer lUt "A. " 701 8. Klh si. Oeorge Clous < r.j D-931 2 ! _ _ 0-ROOM HOUPn , MODERN , LOCATED 2. ! ! Douglas. W. F. Clark. I : i OR UNFUHfs l ) THE handsomest resld"nce In Kountze Place. For nnrtletilnn tnijiilre Adolph Meyer , IMh nnd Farnnm. D 132 'OR RENT. 9 ROOM noi'SK. MuDERN I.M- provemenls , well located. Inquire Ik'iri ' Kher- man avenue. D M1CO FOR RENT A COMPLETELY FURNISHED house , beautifully locnted , ronionle'U t > htiil- ness. For parllculars Inquire of L. S Skinner , room 310 New York Life. D-2KM9 * 'OR RENT , MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE , IH2 Ornce si. , $20. Apply to 1. A. Scotl , Omaha Nat , bnnlc. D M2II 30 _ 'IVE ROOM COTTAOK , 510 S 2IST STREET. D-2SC-27 * TO RENT. HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS. ill-Inched , barn , nice lawn , good ne Ixhborho'icl Ask nt 1701 Fnrnam. D 2H SI LEA s A NT DETA c IED house ; nice lawn , barn. Imiulte 20)3 ) Pierce st. D _ URNISHED COTTAOK. FIVE ROOMS , FUR- nllure new nml nice , lawn , line location to lent for summer. Inquire M7 N. Y. Llfbldit. . D-2SI-2S' - - _ _ _ _ _ N NICELY FURNISIIElTTlAST FRONT HOUSE of S rooms , with piano. 12JO S. 3ith ave - 2i ! D-2JO _ _ OR RENT FOR SUMMER. MODERN HOUSE. furnished , two blocks from Fnrnam st : big , shady lawn ; bain nnd excellent cow , if de- Hired. Addiess R 7 , He" . D J1322 2s * OR RENT , S-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN Improvements ; hard wood finish. No. 401 N. 23d st. D-Mj20 2U 1ANDSOME IMIOOM HOUSE , FURNISHED , In ehnlce location , cheap for thu summer. Ad dress R , lie , ' . D 3H 27 * 1)11 RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE 8 ROOMS , city wnter , bath , gas , etc. , on stre"t car line , near Hanscom jmik , June 15 to Sep . 11. Ail- dross R 10. llee olllp. It M31J 2i' 'OR RENT. JUNE 15 , ROOM MODERN house , 3C2 N. tOth ; lynt $25.1)0 ) D M33 ? 2 I'EN-IKJOM , 1 1 R I Cic f5 AsilAT ? iTiTvUN DRY ; mil basement plan ; keys 20)1 Capitol nxeriue. ndjulnlng. D-.M332 31- TWO 0-ROOM IIRICK HOUSES. 1339-41 PARK avenue , facing llan eom paik , nearly new ; haul wood llnMi ; thst class modeifi con- vcnlences. Imiulie 1113 South Thiity-seeond Bllcct I ) M32S ) FOR RENT. 10-RfOM IIRICK. ALL MODERN , 2WI Cnllfoinln stieet. Key at 2U2- ' . D FOH HUNT ; FPIINIHIIID COTTAOK , six rooms , bath , closets , etc. Address K 13 , lice. ] > M327 2i FOU HI-INT , NKW 4-UOOM roTTACOH ! : " - nor Snth anil Sahlor slri'els ; cellar , elstPrn , clly wnter ; only J7.W. Inquire 1318 Farnam. D-311 26 FPUNISIIKI ) HOl'SK. 11 HOOMS ; HKASON- able to rlKht panics. 230S Douslas K tree I. U 313 20 * I Oil HENT ij'UiiMbHED HOOMS. NICE SOUTH FRONT ROOM. WELL FUR. nlshed , private family. Call 2412 Cass st. E-M2C3 FOR RENT. Call at 2107 Douglas. E M792 1 TWO FRONT ROOMS , WITH HATH. 2021 Davenport. _ _ * E-.M8I7 2 ! > I LEASANT ROOM , 1919 DODGE. E-MSJ7 FURNISHED ROOM. C20 S. 19TH STREET. K MOT J1S 1 NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOir LIOHT housekeeping. 1112 South IPh. E 203-28' LARGE , PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS for lent , private family , lo single gentle men ; location one of the most desirable In the clly ; references required. Address 1' CO , Hee office. E M213 26 * _ UOOMS , HINOLK Oil KNSKITB , S. 13lh , 3rd lloor , south side , H 222-30 * HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS , CONVENIENT cheap , cool , large lawn. 2C11 St. Mary's. E M245 2 WIDOW LADY HAS NICELY FURNISHED room to rent cheap ; bath In house. Call f03 fvorth lith streel. E 2M-20 * FOR RENT. FIVE ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR houst keeping , to small family , for few months. Call at 1110 N. ISth t. . E 2.15 27 DESIRAHLE FURNISHED ROOMS FROM $1 up to $15. 514 N. 19th St. E M323 28 * NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 507 S. 21th AV E M31C 8- TOR RENT. A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room ; also small bedroom. 712 N. aoih St. E 20. ? 2C TOR RENT. TWO LARGE ROOMS. FUR- nlnhed or unfurnished , 203 So. 25th Ave. E 30 > > 26 FOR RENT. 3 FURNI IIED ROOMS FOR housekeeping , with all conveniences. 030 S. 17th Btreet. E 330 M FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 201 S. 23TH treet. E M320 23' [ URNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping , 1S19 Fainam. E 352 2C TWO PLEASANT ADJOINING ROOMS. SUIT- aliln for gentlemen , or can be used for house keeping. 2011 Hurt. E 33.1 26 * FU.UNISHED KOOMi AND BOAKD PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE gentleman nnd wife , or two gentlemen ; pleas ant front roams , good board , nt 2118 Cass F M18S 29 THE ROSE , 2020 HARNEY. NICE FURNISHED rooms with board ; special rates to genlleme F-20I-J22 * "OO.MS WITH HOARD AT THE SHIUNEH , 324 b. 20lh elreel. F M210 30 * FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD ; ALSO day boaiders. In a very convenlenl neighbor- hood. 118 S. 25lh street. F 324 2C EAST FRONT ROOM , SINGLE OR Ef ? SUITE with board , for two gentlemen or couple. 311 South 2Cth slrect. F 315 26 UKIURNISHED KC/OMS / TO KENT THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS all modern ; references. Address R 12. llee. G 325 26 * XGit KENT uvy..ii tiHI ) OFFICES "OR RENT-TUB 4-STORY IIRICK BUILDING 91C Farnam slrect. This building has a nre proof cement basement , complete steam heal ing llxlures ; water on all doors , gas , etc. Ap ply nt the office of The Hec. I ! )10 FOH RENT FIRST CLASS THREE-STOIU nnd basement brick stoio building , 1003 Far nam Blieet. Suitable for any kind of business Inqulio 314 , First National bank building. I MS8I-23 DESK ROOM. WILLIAM J. WELSHANS. 33 Hoard of Trade. I MSS7 AGENTS WANTE1) . AGENTS WANTED-J1.000 IN 3 MONTHS HY one agenl selling the new Stoddart edition o : I-.neycli.pnedln Hrltnnnlea up to date ; low prices and ensy payments make nrders come easy. Wrlle fur terms and terrllory to S. A 1 nrk. gen. ngl. for wesl , 215 und 210 Hull bldg. Kansas City. Mo. J 202-27 * MEN AND WOMEN. $5 TO $10 A DAY. AD dress the Handy Healer Co. , 831 New Yorl Llfa bldg. . Omaha. Neb. J D13 "THE NEW EDUCATION" IS THE MOST useful school work ever published ; hundreds of agents wanted to sell to school hoards. The Diamond Lltho Publishing Co. , Minneapolis Minn. j M20S 20 HIO MONEY TO HUSTLERS , SELLING A ratlllng new specially ; sells nt sight ; exclusive terrllory : circulars free ; no rake. The Krutsch Stevens Mfg. Co. , Coffeyvllle , Kansas. J M2-.7 2 ; AGENTS WANTED FOR LARGEST LINT aluminum novelties , bnr goods , tableware In America ; profits Immense ; steady work ; sampl lOcj llluslmled catalogue free. Aluminum Nov elly Co. . S5 llruadwny. New York. j WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD limes , when nny womnu or man can mok from $5 to $10 a day easily. All have heard o 'he wwidrrful success of tha Climax Dlsl \\mher ; yet many are apt to think they can' make money selling It ; but nnyona can mnk money , because every family wants one. On gent has made 1178.39 In tha last three months after paying all expenses and attending to reg ulnr business bcildri. You don't have to can vacs ; as soon ns people know you have It fo ale they send for a Dl h Washer. Addresi th Cllmnx Mfir Co. . 45 Starr Ave. , Columbus. Ohio for parllculars j WANTED. AOENTS TO SELL BASH IX3CK8 and door holders. Sample sash lock free b mall for 2o stamp. Hest lellora ever Invented Heal * weights. $ | 2.W n day , Wrlle quick. Hro- hanl . * Co. . Hex 77 , Philadelphia. J AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THR JANF Skirt Holder , No pins , no buttons , no hooks Easily adjunted ; hold * down Ihe uhlrt walit krepa the * klrt from .rajn.-lnK. The l st money maker on the market. Sample pair and par * tlculan 25c. The Jane Skirt Holder Co. , 151S Masonic Temple , Chicago. J 2JJ AGENTS WANTED. Continued , VANTED. LADY AOENTS ; HYGEIA COR. selB are the besl sellers ; big proms ; easy work. Calnlngue free by sending to Western Corset Co. , St. Louis. Mo. J _ ' YANTED-A'GENTS FOR OUR ASIIESTOS- clay cooking ware. Wages 13 to $7 a day ; pay c\eiy wevk. Central Supply Co , Cin cinnati , O. VaiNTS TVERYWHERE , SOMETHING NEW , no talking , sells nt right , big profits. Clrcu- lars free. Send lOo for sample In plush box. Novelty Introduction Co. , 207 State St. , Chl'-igo. J XdU.NTS-THE FEVER IS ON. WHEN YOU sell a Dish Wncher , sell ono that will stnnd Hie lest ; we have It. Hest principle yet used. Salary or commission. Useful Article Co. , Dept. 8 , Ooshe-n , Ind. J-2M 2 < i' _ TOENTH "WANTED TO snow THE NEW patent revolving griddle cake , fish nnd egg tinner : It sens Itself ; sample 20c. O. E. Mlckcl , Hnverhlll , Mass. J-238-2 ; . ' crKELL PE11FECT HROOM I1OLH- ers. Hlg pay guaranteed. Write. Sample ICc. Novelty Co. , Port Norrls , New Jersey. J 302 20 * HAVE THE REST AGENTS' ARTICLE ON enrch. Send postal for paitlculars. Nothing like It. Cndlt lo all worthy , \\nntnl by c\ir > lraly. No frnud. Permanent growing buslmss for honest people. Theo. Noel. Geologist 111. J-2M-2C * gist , Chicago , CURIOSITY-SPANISH MOSS. DECORATI\ . grows anywhere ; 2.1C , We bumlles. Agents make big money. Daye & Uuch.man , Dellhl.Li. \OENTS , SELL MARY JANE mswASl iRS nnd get rich ; best innde ; more sold than nil others ; only 13 ; every family wants Mnry Jnne ; good prollt. Purlnton & Co. , Des Molnes , la , \OENTS WANTiTl ) IN EVERY CITY TO handle Queen self-healing curling Iron. Queen Mfg. Co. , : & 5 Hcatb/irn si. , Chleago. 2i iO _ " " BfDI LlNE , "MACIUNTOrfHES , RU1I11ER clothing , etc. , on unancred ground ; good from $12' to $20 a week. Factory ; P. O. llnx Uil , New York , N. Y. J-2' ' 2- ' _ _ _ _ WANTEDrAOENTS : LATEST LITTLE NOV- elly ; buiglnr proof door faslners ; 20,00) al ready sold. Page & Co. , 30J7 Dearborn st. , Chicago. J-.3 20 * WANTED TO KENT. LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH G. O. WAL- Incc , 312 Uro n blk. Have calls for cottages. , K 77 LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH F. D. WKAD. Iv jtS-J3 WANTED. HY YOUNO LADY , FURNISHED room nnd board , central location. Address R 19 , Uee. K 331 2C BTOKAGE. STORAGE. FRANK EWERS , 1211 HARNEY. M 376 HEST STORAGE HUlLDINr- OMAHA. U. S. KOV. lionded warehouse Household goods stored ; lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavcnworlh. M 377 STOVES STORED DURING SUMMER TEL. SCO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Slave Repair Works. M 378 PACIFIC STORAGE * WAREHOUSE CO. , ! > TH & Jones BIB. General storage and forwnrdlng. M 574 WANTED TO BU"X WANTED A STOCK OF GOODS WORTH $1,000 to $0.000. $ Address M 19 , Omaha Uee. STOCKS OF CLOTHINO , CUNTS' FFUNISH- IHKB. hats and shoes. S. Arnsteln. 1303 DoiiKlas Btreel. Omaha , Neb. N M70C-J8 \vANTxn noon srrr DOFIILK rtraoY HAH- ness ; also plann b 'x bucsv ; must b" rhoao ; slate price. Addrcfs H 1. Uee. N M22J 2C * WANTKP. A SMALL STOUH IN OOOIl LOCA- llon. Slale price under P C5 , Hoc nlllce. N M231 2S WANTHD , LOT AND SMALL HOI'SK NI2AU ear line , for cash. If cheap. Slnle price under P CO. Ieo olllce. N MK2 23 * WANTKD , OOOD SKCOND HAND UPRIGHT piano , cheap. RoberlH nt llennett's. N 205 WANTKD. A SPAN OF CARRIAGn HORSES ; must be sound , reliable nnd cheap ; w 'Ight , 1,000 to 1,100 Ibs. Address R S , care of Dee. N-M313 2 , FOR SALE FTTRNITTJBE. FOR SALK ON ACCOUNT OF RKMOVAL TO New York , will sell all the furnllure. carpels , etc. . of a 10-room house cheap. Call nt 531 S. 26th ave. O MC21 FOR SALEHORSKS , WAGONS.ETC FOR SALi : OR TRADK. FOR GROCERIES. A good buggy horse. 1512 Douglas st. P Ml89 29 FOR SALE. 1 CANOPY TOP HURRY IN splendid condition ; 2 3',4-lneh lumber wagons , nearly new. Call at 430 Ramge block.P230 P-230 27 FOR SALIC CHEAP. DOUflLE SKATED CANopy - opy top surrey. Inquire at 1012 Farnam st. I1 2s8-2G FOR SALE M.ISGELLANEOUS , WEGMAN PIANOS. I1RIDOEPORT ORGANS. Woodbrldge Bros. , 117 S. 17th. Q 379 HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOG AND chicken fence. Clms. R. Lee. , Oth nnd Douglns. Q-3SO THK STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMKS. NHIB. has 400 tons good baled hay to sell. Q M472 FOR SALK A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D. llrandels , Boston Store. Q MC94 CUI1AN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE. CO Q-1S4 J21 FOR SALK. 5 HKAD CHOICE MILK COWS. Call afternoon , yaid Klh und Burt st. st.Q2S7Z7 * Q-2S7-Z7 FOR SALK. FRESH MILK COU\ ranted IS quarts. Call nt 430 Ramge block. Q-219 27 FOR SALE. BICYCLE , COLUMBIA. $30.00. A. L. Hampton , with Am. Hand-Sewed hilio" Co. Q 240 27' FOH SALK SEVERAL FINE YOt'Nd HORSES , are speedy and blooded stock ; might exchange on land. Henry C. Smith ; Fulls City. Neb. Q-283-20 FRESH JERSEY COW , GREAT BUTTER maker , nice easy milker , very handsome , great pet ; must sell. Address R 11 , llee. Q-321 20 FOR SALE. NICK LARGE COW. GOOD milker. Cnll 4102 N. 2Sth and Sprague. ( J-M314 27 * BICYCLE FOR SALE. ' 93 PATTERN OF "Eagle Allan" make , weight 31 Ibs. ; Morgan & Wright tires. Wheel In excellent condition. Addres 2C19 Capitol nve. Q 3H-2G * A GOOD JERSEY COW AND CALF , .FRESH at 1490 Soulh lilh si. , bet. Hickory and Cen- ler. D. McMillan. Q-308-W FOR SALK. A 5-TON WAGON SCALK , LAM- oreaux Bros. , 300 8. 16th St. Q 307-20 FOU SALE. CHEAP , A YOUNG ENGLISH mastiff. Inquire 2724 Ulondo. Q S3S 26 * DESK AND OFFICE CHAIR FOR SALE AT A bargain. Address R 17 , Bee olllce. Q-351 25 LAPNLDY MACHINERY. 815 N. ICTH slreet. Omaha. Q M349 Jl CLAIRVOYANTS MRS. DIU H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable - liable business medium , 8th year at 119 N. ICth S-IS1 MASSAGE , .bATHS. TO. MADAM SMITH. 602 S. 13TH , 2D FLOOR , ROOX 3 ; magnetic , vupur , alcohol , steam , sulphurlne _ jandsea baths. T MJ12-1 * MOST COMMODIOUS BATH PARLORS IN city. Mine. Howell , SIS & 320 S. 15th ; thoroughly practical chiropodist and tnanlcuilet altendunt T MS13-J11 * MADAM LA RUK , 1C17 HOWARD ST. ST.TfC3JlI T-fC3-JlI MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD. 1421 DODGE T M155 S MRS. DR. LKON , ELEGANT MASSAOE AND electric luilh parlors , restful und refreshing. No. 412 North 14th Blreel. T M334 ! TURKISH UATHB. TURKISH BATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CIT\ exclusively for ladles. Suite Itu-lio , Bee bldg.Hi Hi SIX DAT1IS $5. MME. POST , SWU S. ISTH. 730 PERSONAL. TUB DKLLE EPPERI.Y CORSET , MADE TO order from meusure. 1909 Fnrnum Btreet. U-383 VIAVI CO. . S48 UEE BLDO. ; HEALTH BOOK free ; home treatment ; lady attendant , U 334 U. HAAS , FLORIST , PLANTS , CUT FLOWERH Iianquet , hull , residence and grave decorations Ul Vlnton slreel. Telephone 778. U M9S5 11ATHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST , 31914 8. ISTH U-731 CUBAN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR 1C . U-1S4 J21 PLEDGES NOT REDEEMED OR EXTENDED by June 15 will be sold at auction. Fred Mohle 1517 Farnam. U M243 IS MEN AND WOMEN TAUGHT TO MAKE crayon portraits in spare hours at their home * ay a ntw , copyrighted method ; those learning my method will be furnished work by me b ] which they ran earn JS.OO to $1(00 per wtek. Send for particulars. 11. A. Qltpp , German artist , Tyrone , Pa. ( J P..RSONAL. ALL KINDS OF NKWSIIAI'KR CLIPPINGS wnnlcd ; nl o Hits of ) ? ? ? for ndverllstrs ; cash paid ; encloie stamp. Advertising Bureau , Jo. 100 W. 27lh , N , Y. 4 | | y. | U ATTENTIO"N LA"DTESt-K , > iMA" IIUST DE" veloper'wlll enlarge your bust 5 Inches. Gunr- nnleed. .Sealed Inslrucllijiw-iJc , or SI page Illustrated - trated catalogue to , by mall. Emma Toilet Ilazar , Boston , Muss. i U Ht'PERFLPOPS HAIRrrWilITK FOR FRED Information how to remove hair permanently without slighted Injury , lo skin ; superior to electric needle. Curtl * Co. , 1W 32d streel , Chlengo. > i U 305-20 * 'OTICK TO JKWKLKRiliAND PAWN SHOPS ; Losl , lady's gold wnlch , disc 1-0 size , gold filled Dueler case , No.'lftt42,649. H. C. 8. W. bund enuinvcO. llamixlen , 7 jewels , guild hunting movement. Caae ( engraved tn Hatty , 1892. Return to H. Henold , Platlsmoulh. Neb. : i USOKG * TO LOAN lilSAlj ESTATK \NTI10NY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 518 N. Y. Llm. loans at low rates for choice security In Ne braska nnd Iowa farms or Omaha clly properly. W-391 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxlon blk. W-385 IMPROVED CITY LOANS AT LOWEST RATES. H. H , Harder Ac Co. , ground lloor , llee bldg. W-421-M2J MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE at C per cent. W. U. Alelkcl , 1st Nat. Uk. bldg. W--392 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam. W-3S3 _ CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , B15 N. Y. LIFE. \V-3SS _ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE O. F. Davis Co. , 1SOS Farnam Bt. W Ii6 : .OANS ON IMPROVED UNIMPROVED property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnnm. L1FI2 INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. O. Cheaney , Kansas Clly. Mo. W-M1S ? _ AGENCY U. S. MORTGAGE & TRUST CO. . for C per cent loans submit upplloulnns lo Pusey & Thomas , Council Bluffs olllce. INVESTORS DlRErrORY CO. , 10 WALL ST , New Yolk , offer any part 100.000 eastern in- vewlors1 names , who have money to Invest , Just compiled. Write for parllculars. W M203-J2.1 * MONE * TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURN1- tuic , pianos , hoiscs , wagons , or nny kind < .t chnllel securlly nt lowest possible rates , which you can pay back at any time e > r In an > amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. Room 4 , Wlthnell block. X373 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURN1TURE. PIANOS , horses , wngons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city , no removal of goods ; strictly conlidenllal ; you can pay Ihc loan off at nny time or In any amounl. amounl.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 300 So. Klh St. St.X3TO X3TO J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 , RAMGE BLOCK. X-372 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND pianos. Fred Terry , 430 Tlnmge blk. X 371 BUSINESS CHANCES. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES ARC NOW offered by the markets to easily multiply small capital each week by speculallng. Our custom ers make big money. Some $200.00 lo $300.00 n week , on a $100.00 Investment. Can we not dc. the same for you ? Small margin required. Our boot ; on successful speculation and dally market leller , full of money producing polmeis , sent free. Speculate Ihrough experts. Thomas & Co. , bankers and brokers , Rlalto bldg. , Chi cago. 111. Y M917-J1C * CUBAN FRECKLES , THE ONLY CIGAR , GC. Y-U4 J21 FOR SALE MY LOAN AND JEWELRY BUS- ness. Fred Mohlc , 1517V4 Farnam. ' Y MS91-J11 FOR SALE-FIRST CLASS OMAHA BUTCHER shop ; good leasons fotf selling. Address P 51. jare : Omaha Bee. Y lo : 2C FOR RENT. A NEW 2-STORY BRICK HOTEL , with modern Improvement * ; sixteen commercial rooms , family rooms , help'p loom , etc. ; to be completed und ready for occupancy about July 13. An excellent oportunlly.for the right man. Illds on renl nre open lo' and Including June 10 , 1893. The Wllber Holel'Co.r ' Wllber. Neb. Y M235 31 * WANTED RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES In every town nnd city lo sell the gleat iheu- matlc cure. Clark's1 Tte.1 Cross Medicinal Wnter. Nature's wonderful"remedy. Write fo ! terms nnd terrilory.Klsh & Vaughnn. Gen'l Contracting agents for Ui S. A. . 4150 Collage Grove Ave. , Chicago. Y MACHINES AND MECHANICAL DEVICES DK. signed nnd built. Snmplu machines nnd mode-Is built to manufacture from. Catalouge gratis. J. C. Seyl. 179 Madison St. , Chicago. KslaN llshed business. Y 293 X * GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-MAN OR woman with business ability and al least $1- 600.00 in cash and good security cnn secnrt exclusive control of the best specially on earlh fully protcctnl by patents for the state of Ne braska n Icgllimnlc business condncled up.m original lines nnd will certnlnly show n prolh of from $3,000 to $0,000 per year ; parties with nlxjve quallllcatlons nnd meaning business address dre-ss , W. 15 , Lord & Thomas , Chicago , 111. Y 230 M $1.00 WHEAT IS NOW BOOMING. Get In on Ihls rising maikcl. Wheat Is bound Ir. go higher. Everybody Is buying wheat. Send for our manual on Iradlng in grain and pr > - visions ; also Dally Maiket Bulletin , advising what nnd when lo buy. Both fieStnnsell & Co. , Bankers and Brokers , Sullp 132. Tradeis Bldg. , Chicago. Y M2 'J-2'J < YOU CAN CLEAR $21 TO $10) WEEKLY. OH lain your state ng. ncy ; do not nnswer unle e you can Invest fiom $ CO to JIO'J. ' payable only on receipt of guods ; something new ; no ex perience necessary. We seid full particulars , with highest references. Address Manufac turer. P. O. Box 135) ) , New Yolk Clly.Y Y 287 20 BAR IN ONE OF THE LEADING HOTELS IN Omaha for sale. Address D , 180j Cuinlng slreei. Y 2C7-W _ A RARE CHANCE ; A WELL ESTABLISHED produce commlsHlon buslnes In splendid callon In Omaha for sale nt n bargain ; com- plelely equipped for liuttei * nnd eggs. Best ot reasons for selling. Addiess P. 53 , Bee. M 2C6-29 * WANTED , A PARTNER IN A GOOD PAYING and established business , $ JOO cnsh required , Address R 4 , Bee. Y JOJ-SC' WHY NOT INVEST MONEY IN BUSINESS pays 400 p r cenl ; cnll ; see something yen never haw. Room 40 , State hotel , 1210 Doug'.ns Y 331) ) SC FOR SALE. KEMI FEU PANTS FACTORY , largest established pants business In the west Ben Kemptcr , Lincoln , Neb. Y M357 28 * FOR EXCHANGE. A NICE STYLE FAMILY HORSE. COAL black , sound , good free driver nnd gentle In every way , lo exchange for good driving horse. Fldellly Trust company , 1702 Furnam Blreel. . Z-M8S9 HOUSE , 9 ROOMS , MODERN , WELL LO- ealed , lol 40x110 , clear , to exchange for Kansas City property cr farm In eastern Kansas or western Missouri. J , H , Parrotle , Douglas Block. Z 18028 TO TRADE. A GOOD PAYING MANUFAC- turlng agency ; trade established ; for cqull ) In email place ; or a good learn for slock reason for selling , have other business. P 39 Bee. X M192 FOR EXCHANGE , SO-ACRE FARM IN GREAT sugar beet district ; mdfe. or bank stock pre ferred. W. G. Templcton , 405 N. Y. Life. Z-.M217 6 FOR EXCHANGE , 1 HAVE 13.000 ACRES OF land In Monigomery county , Georgia , which I will sell or exchange for properly In Iowa or eastern Nebraska. I ancls In that part of Georgia are now receiving much ntlemlon by north ern Investors. D. J. Lake ' , 922-24 Farnnm st " Si-M216 20' THK NICEST FAMILY 'HOUSE ' IN THE CITY for pale cheap , or will trade for bicycle. Ad dress P t,8. , Bee. , i 5J M211 FOR EXCHANGE. ONE qOOD 15,000 STEAM power elevator , In Gage county ; shipment last ten months over 200 cars grain ; for clear farm , or residence property In Omaha , from owners only. Address P ' 64 , Uee. Z M233 27' FOR EXCHANGE. 1 PNEUMATIC SAFETY bicycle lo trade for guwl horse. Address R 3 , Bee. SS-231 27 WANTKD-SOMB GOOD LAND KOR OOOD sfucks of goods. $3.0oO to $16,000 eaih. Henry C. Smllh. Falls Clly. 'Neb. . Z-2U-2' ' ! \VANTKD-SOMK GOOD STOCKS OKNEUAL mdse. to exchange for farms and other prop erty. Henry C. Smith. Falls City. Neb.J523126 J5-231-26 CALIFORNIA FRUIT' RANCH , ELEVEN acres , on Sacramento river valley ; four acres In old orchard nnd vines , gooel fix-room house horse , colt , cow , buggy , two cultivators am household goods , to exchange for stock of gro ceries or hardware , hotel or lodging house ; no commission ; views exchanged. A. B , Clarke Corning , Col. 2 311 JC' FOR SALE KttAti ESTATE. ABSTRACTS. THIJ I1YRON REED COMPANY. RE 113 IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA at price * that will surprise you , K taken within ! weeks. J. H. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life. IIE-M724 BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ; tala or trade. F , K. Darllntr , Barker Block. RE 1U BAROAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP crtlci and tirmi. Jno. N , Frenzer , CPP. P. o , tK Tr FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE. Continued , SNAPS , S TO 6 MILKS FltOM OMAHA P , O. 4) . (0 or 110 ncrci , Unproved. IM.vO per ncre ; 200 ncrtB. 135.09 per ncre ; SfiO nctc * . JI'J.OO ' per ncre ; 6 10-ncrc Irnctn , JS.OO to J100.M per ncr * . _ MUBtbe _ solil JIO N. Y. I * . bUif , 11K-M2S4 FOIt 8AI.iof . 1ILK zrilAKF.lt .PLAcn. Thin lot ti (0x128 , iiouUi frvnt. near cur ; will fell cheap on rnsy tnonllily | > a > menm to rich ! pnny. Aim lot 2 , In Iluckeye Place , nn.l lot 1 hi It 6 , Pe.ppleton 1'nrk. Take a loDk nt tlic loin nml If tlioy null you cnll nml 1 will make price nml Icrms to suit. deo. II. Txschurk , lice office , Oninlm. UK 6M MUM LANDS. C. F. HAHHIKON. N. Y. I * _ 7-uooM MonnN : COTTAQI : . 302 N. 4iTi. only > 3,700.00 ; great bargain. Hi ; M'M _ S'i\V 6-HOOM COTTAOR I.AIlOi : LOT. ONLY II , 800. 00 , Clark nml N. 21 t ; snnp. IIK-MTUI HOMKS ON KASY IUYM NTsT 8nLL A N1 > buy lots , acres , fiirms. Clarvln ltros.,210 N. Y. L. Jli-374 _ _ VOH SALK , LOT Klxl23 ? T. . TH AND l/.AIU ) Bts. , nt KrnJe , I900.UO ; lot 60x150 ft. , with barn , alx room noun * nml fruit trees In jnnl , Suth n/icl Hurt t ! > . , Jl.SOO.uO ; 40 ncrc-a BX miles from postofllce , northwest , II.OOA.04. Totter nml CleorRe company , cor. ICth nml Fainam Kts. HE MMO 2C _ AN OPPOUTUNITY OP A L1FK TIMT { To net a most complete cottuge homo In tlie city. Tlie price on Iheje two bcnutlful ci'ttaRes ' on Hurt Ft. , near 28th. h. been reduced JMO ench If sold during the next -vcek. They Are 6 rooms eneh , with bath , closet , liot nnd cold wnter , concreted cellar under whale hoUBc ; electric llxtuies nnd electric light , Jiml completed , with sewer , city water , ynrds nil Rinldeel. etc. , 1 block to electric line. In fact , these cottages nre models of benuty nnd convenience. No such cottnKP In the city can bo purchased ns cheap ns we nre nutli irlieil to pell these Inmes. Terms. J500 or mine rash .bnlnncc ensy terms. This property Is destined to nc one of the most beautiful residence localities In the city In n vi rv tew yeaiv. n RM KM nun. . NO\V is Tiin TIMH TO IIUY. WHILR PHOPKHTY IS CHRAP. rOMK IN AND LET US SHOW YOU Tiin piioPKHTY IT MUST UK SF.IN TO nn AprnnriATED. Fidelity Trust Company , 1701 ( , * _ . s ron SALH-I HAVK TWO SQI-AIH : SKO- tlons of land In Lancaster county , Nchrn Ua. I must sell. Ilolh are model sections : deepest black Inam soil , nml nil tillable , too ; ? arh only two miles from Lincoln stieet car ter minal , nt Union college , n strung Institution of learning supported liy the S venth P-iv Adventlsts of fourteen great stales. I could have sold this Innd once nt n very fancy price. The chance Is hv no means gone fniever ; but I have to sell. Jloth nri- fairly Improved nnd nearly all under cultivation. You cnn take vour choice for JV'.OO per acre. O. WllllMtr. Cnrlock. 1203 Farnam st. HE M2II 2C AM oununir > TOBRLI. TIIR Imiisp we t of 43d St. . fronllng north on Haven- port. The mortgage under which title was obtained wan fnr JI.400. I " 111 take J700 foi Iho propeity this week nnd will reduce the price 1100 each week until fold. I > . Hayes , room 2. Wllhnell lililff. Hi-22-26 LOTS. WKST ALTVlTlOHT. NHAK NRW FAIR grounds. JBO.onj J4.00 down , balance J2.no pel mnnth without Interest. A. Olw > n II- * * ' HL-M2 J-2A . Headquarters. _ _ iLK AT itEn HOCK PIIH-RS , ino i-r. Park nve. . corner fronting Hanscom piuk. ice ft. corner same block east fr nl. M ft. Park nve. . east fmnt no. of paik Quirk buyer gets n bargain. Call on Tinllyron Hi-ed Co , or J. IT Sullivan , IJrovcrs' Journal olllce , Chlengo. m-- III. - ! 1 < 1-0\VN Vflfll OWN 1IOMK : STOP HKNT : null landlords ; become n frteholder ; a $10 bill will luiv n nice l"t , free from nvirtunKe. In my new addition , b'tween Omaha anil the new foil : wrlle for pint. Charles P. IHnlimlnmli - ngent , 1213 Hownrd st. _ HI-J-253-2 , , ' IT IS tISKLESS TO APVEIlTlSn Ui\I/HF- tale nt more than 'I real value , ' * < tlmci. . We have on sueh n basis : Fine full lot. South Omaha , on trade , one block fiom motor , worth Km. only 12o ; cnsh. . . . , , , South front 1 i on navcd street , paving nil paid , worth Jl.WO. nt jr.r ; . , / cTrrUeII. II. 11. I.ara.r * Co. . n j-M * MAKE AN OFFER : THAT HANDSOME hoTne , C rooms , or the pretty liiiusp. 7 rtioms nnd S alcoves , all modern conveniences. l > th situated on 2Slh and California. ltC-313 2i ! FOR SALE. NEW COTTAGE. COUXEIl 30TI1 nnd Sahlor streets : cellar , clstein. city wnter. only J1.2T.O.OO. Samuel Hums. 131'J Fainam. HE 310 1C FOU SALE AT A GUEAT SACIllFfE. 32 KKKT at 7" ! S. 23th nvtnuc , CO feet north Leaven- worth srtect. UK SIC 2C * UNDERTAICERS AN1) EMB ALMERS H K IHJRKET. FUNEHAL DIHErTOH AND embalmer , 1C18 Chicago St. , telephone 90. 405 SWANSONVALIEN. . 1701 Ct'MINO. M. O. MAUL. UNDEKTAKER AND EMHALM cr , 1417 Fninatn St. . telephone 22i. ! 410 C. W. 3AKEH , UNUEIITAKER. 613 S. ICTH ST. M. O. DAXON402 N. 1CTIL 303 _ vTcTOU iucYCLrs : , Tiin FINF.ST OF ALL bicycles. Omaha Dlcycle Co. , 323 N. IClh Ell ret. 204 STERLING , BUILT LIKK A WATCH. WESTern - ern Electrical Supply Co. . 1515 Howard streel. SE13 THK VISlllLi : ilALL BEARINGS ON Relay Special. Will Barnum & Bro. , 120 N. 151 h. 30 G REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO . 116 S. 15th slrecl. 397 A. L7 DEANE & CO ? . WHOLESALE AND UK lall bicycles. 1116 Farnam street ; bicycles sold on easy payments 3 S _ WESTER"N BICYCLE & GUN co. . 2410 CUMINI ; CGI MANTEL3 , GAATab AND TILES. WOOD M-rNTELS , GRATES , " > TILES FOR FIRE places , vestibules and laige turns ; write fo1 calalogue , Mlllon Rogeis & Sons , Omaha. PASTURAGE. WE HAVE ICO ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PASture - ture for horses , board fence , spring water , Barton & Phelps , Gllmoie. Neb. , or A. W. Pt.elps & Son , 1 7 N. Y. Life bids. , Tel. 1054. 478-Julyl PASTURK. CATTLE & HORSES. T. MURRAY. 903 J15 BLUE GRASS. SPRING WATER ; H. H. HAH- der & Co. . Iee building. 221 HOTELS. HOTEL BARKER. 13TII AND JONES STS. 75 rooms nt $1.50 per day. 50 rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rates lo commercial travelers' . Room and board by week or month. 1'ranlc Illldlleh. manager. 403 AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. 403 BUILDING &LUAN ASSOCIATION. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY G,7 , S per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , always redeemable. 1701 Farnam st. Nattlnger , Sec. 414 HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & II. Ass'n , 1704 Bee Bids. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec. PUMP.J AVD WINDMILLS. C. II. BOYDKN , Pl'MPH AND WIND MILLS ; nil kinds of pump repairing. Leave aiders with Churchill Pump Co. ; telephone. CM. ( M1CJ J21 CUL , D. T MOUNT HAS P.P.MOVED HIS COAL oftlce to 209 S. 16th Bt. , Brown block. 4JO _ THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. NO SMOKE. No soot. 2.000 pounds of Ih. ' best \\yomlng coal , $4.50 , delivered. Just think of R ! You have to pay thai far dirty , smoky coal. It you are Interested In thu fuel qu. stlon use Sheridan coal. 1605 Farnam slieet. M401 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors - tors for electric light and motor plants anil ull kinds of electrical construction. Western Eleo rlcal Supply Co. . 1515 Hownrd St. 4 bHOKTilANiJ A. a VAN HANTS SCHOOL. CIS N. Y. LIFE. M914 MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES. GEORGE F. GELLENHECK. BANJO AND sultnr teacher. 1911 Cass etrtet. MI09 CARPENTERS AND HUILDKK3. C. E. MORRILL. PAPEIl HANGING , HOUSE sign painting : brick work , plailerlnv ; off. R. 1 , Barker blk , ; tel , 735 ; shop , il3 N. mil St. 443 BUSINESS NOTICES. DAMAGED MIRRORS 11ESILVERED , 711 N. 16. 4 < H DANCING. MR. AND MRS , MORAND WILL GIVE PHI- vale lessons In dancing at thtlr home , 2 > Ki Dodge streel , during Ihe summer. 223-J23 PAWNBROKERS. H. MAUOWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST , 415 DENTISTS. DR. PAUL , DENTIST , 20 BUUT ST. . 417 ITVILL \ BE HARD FOUGHT Attorneys in Pli\tto Cannl Mamlaimn Case Qet Earnestly nt Each Otlur. CHARGE C3MMISSIONERS WITH COLtUslON Drcluroit Hint they Lucked Uooil Faith In Admitting u Petition \\n Prrncnlrcl , lilrh It U Alleged Was Not True Law nml Pacts ( .iinsldcrcil. The hearing upon the mandamus action Drought by D. C. Patterson aKJlnst the county commissioners to compel them to call the special election for voting bonds to aid In the construction of the 1'htte river c.inalas launched jcslcrday In trinity court room C , In The lieu bullillnp. Judges Ambrose , Dudls nnd Keysor sat In b.ttic to henr the cise. Two weeks have passed since the suit was fairly started and nnmcroua citizens have In * tcrvcncd from time to time , jmrt of the taxpayers - payers arraying themselves In oiositloi ] | ; to the can.il project nnd p.\rt of them In Us favor. Thes. Intervcnors have claimed the right to Inject themselves Into tht suit on the theory that they hail the same privilege of favoring or opposing the call of a canal else- tlon ns docs Patterson himself. AD Kaon as the case was called nt 10 o'clock the trouble began In earnest. A dozn attorneys representing various clients ' ore on hand and there was not even harmony among those who to all Intents and purposes stood on th ? saro ; side of the fence. A full hour was con sumed In the effort to make up the Issues , with the result that the Interveners repre- s.nlcd by Attorneys Offutt nnd Popp'.eton ' de cided to attack the action or the county com- mlslsoners , in nddjtlon to their other claims , on the theory that he commlrsloturs had been guilty of colluding with the canal men , In that their answer admits that a petition slgtrd by 2,500 legal voters had b.en presented to them , asking for a special election , whereas the Interveners opposing the elecllon claim that no such petition was ever presented. Th ? court room was crowded with attorneys and citizens who seemed to take great Inter est In the legal sparring which progressed during a good share of the morning while the Issues were being framed along the lines on which the case Is to b ? tried. WHY MANDAMUS IS ASKED. Thus far the pleadings filed In the stilt consist of n mandamus petition tiled by D. C. Patterson , In which he recites that the last legislature passed n canal law relating to the construction of canals In counties hnv- Ing a population of 125,000 , It being pro vided that bonds may be Issued to the ex tent of 10 per cent of the assessed valuation of property , provided that nt an election held for this purpose the voters determine that bonds shall be Issued. Patterson recites the failure of the commissioners to act In con formity with the law , after a legal petition , signed by about 5.000 voters , had been pre sented to them. As It Is alleged to be the legal iluty of the commissioners to act , bolng under the circumstances without discretion In the premises , n mandatory writ Is asked , compelling the calling of the election. Com missioner Sutton filed an answer to this pe tition alleging his willingness to call an election , and nlso setting out the petition Itself , which he asks to be made n part of his answer. The other commissioners have also filed an answer , raising the constitu tional objections which have been urged against the canal bill. On account of those leeal Imperfections , which It Is claimed In validate the law , the commissioners rcclti1 that they did what was right In refusing to call the election. The Intsrvenors , who are acting In conjunction with Patterson , substantially copy his petition. HAISB ISSUKS OF FACT. The opposing Interveners have filed a petition of great length , by which It Is sought to raise many Issues of fact. Their nnswer alleges that no legal petition was presented to the commis sioners ; that the county , with Its present Indebtedness , and the city's as well , Is al ready heavily burdened , and to now add 111' proposed tax for bonds would bo confiscation and Illegal , and taking the property of citi zens of the county without just compensa tion ; that the members of the Doard of County Commissioners have never had a showing mads before them that a canal could bo built for the sum of $1,600.000 , the amount asked by the petitioners. They allege that the cost would not be less than 51,000,000. An Inadequacy of water supply for a canal l alleged. It Is finally claimed that a steam plant could be built of 9,000-horse power ca pacity for $500,000 , and operated at an annuil IT'S JUST HERE in regard to our Kt ck of PHAETOISS , SURREYS , CARRIACil-S. No ono in the city shows a lar- pcr or Ilnor line of 1895 STYLES Nor sell for loss monoy. DRUJUOHD CARRIAGE CO. , 18th and Hnmcy Sts. Opp. Court House. or solicitors. SUES & CO. Ik- iJulldlng , OMAHA , Neb. Advice KUKI-J. RAILWAY TIME CMP Leaves I11UUL1NUTON i MO. UIVEU.Arrives ( Omahal Union Depot. _ 10th & MasonSis. _ | Omaha * lO.ISani Denver Exiuess . , 9jun : 4:3piu.uilc : , Hills , Mont , & Puget Snd. Ex , 4Uiiii | 4:30pm Denver Expn.d 4l imi G:45pm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sun'lay ) . . 7:43pm : 6ilOam..Lincoln Local ( except Sumi.iy.ll:2Sam : Z:45pm..Fast : Mall ( for Llacoln ) Dally. . . . Leaves ( CHICAGO. IIUIILINOTON & W-jArrTviM OmahaUnluii | Depot. 10th St Mason Sts.j Omaha 4:45pm. : . . . . Chicago Vestibule ! > :50ain : 6:50am : Chicago Express 4lSpm : 7SOpm..Chicago : nnd Bt. Louis Express. . Siwitn : ll:3Snm : Pacino Junction Local 5:30pm : Fa t Mall l\Jviu : LeaveiljCiIfCAOO. MIL. & SV. PAULTlAirlveT OmahajUnlon Depot , 1'Jth ' & Mason St | Omaha C.OOiun Chicago Limited 93)am ; 11:10.mi : Chicago i ; ; ire6U ( rx. Sun. ) . . . 6Wiim : L'.avcs ICHICAUO & "NuliT7lvTJrN.rnvus ; | OmahaIJiilonDepot. ! _ loth & Maion HtsOiniliu _ | _ 11.05am..7. EasUin Express T.7T 6:3i : > pm 4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited ; 40ain : Ujn | Mo. Valley Local 10:3' : ' > iin ( :4 : : > pm . . . . .Om.ilia Chicago Special 2lSim' : Lea've.3 I CHICAGO , R. I. it PACIFIC. | Am\e OiimlialUnli.il Depot , 10th Maaon atB. | Omaha VlAST. ) lWmn..Atlantic ; Express ( e-x. Sunday ) . . . t-0 ; , m 6I5pm : Night Express 9:6.nn : 4:3'pin. : ' _ " .Chicago VeaUbuIed Limited. . . . l&pm ! WfeST. tslUbpmTToklahoina & Texas Ex ( rx Sun.10:33am 1 : ( OLm Colm ado Llinllcd 4uUiim : Lfavti I C. , ST. P. . M. U O. [ Arrives" Omaha ] _ pepot.lMh and NVeba'.ar 8t . I Omaha " 72.r > am..N'tbiuiku Passenger ( dally ) . . . . 8ISnn ; | 4iupm..Sloux : City Exprens n-x oun..lliOim ) : : tilmim Bt. Paul Llmlle-j l3am Omahuj _ Depot'idh and Wel's'er Hl > . j'oinal.a 2:10pm P.tst Ma'l nnd Expic. s 20pm.eit. : 1-ai ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex. M < m. ) . . . 4iipin : 1:05am..Norfolk : l'.xnrei > ( ex. tiunJay.10:3odm ) : CUpm : tit. Paul Expr. sa 10:35jin : Lenvti I K. IA. t > T. J. & "c. li. lAinves OmahajUnloii Depot , 10th & M.iion fits. ) Oin.iha ( : EiOum Ktmtuu Clly Day Exure-ns 5:30pm : i:49pm.K. : C. Night Kx. via U. P. Tran * . C:50am : Leave * | " MlSs-OUUI PACIFIC. ( Arrives Omaha ; Dcpul , lth and Web 'er8ls. _ | _ Onal ; a 10(0am. ; Bt. Louis Expreu. . . ? . 6C : > Oain S.Mpm Ht. Louis Express 6:0jpm : 3i30pni Nebiniika Local ( ex. Sun. ) 8:00am : LtaVeli I SlOf : . CITY & PACIFIC. fAir'Ues OmahaDepot. ] _ 16th and Webs er Bin. | Omaha "dlOpni HI , Paul Limited. . . ! 10.3alh " Leave * I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrive * jOniahajJJnlon Depot , 10th & llaion Hts. pmaha < : l5am Sioux City 1'ammuer l6i5inn : Upm Bt. Paul Limited 12:3J'ni : Ltmeti UNION PACIFIC ( Arrive * OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th * Mason Sis. ) Omaha 1000am ; . Kearney Eipr s . 345im ; ; t:00pin : . Overland Flyer 3X : > pm.Ueal'co t Btromtb'ir Ex. ( ex.Bun ) . 3:4'ipm : 7SOpm : . . . . Pacino Eipren . 10lwitin : JjHprn.l . Kait Mall . 4:10itD : U * y-i WAHASH RAILWAY. ( Arrlvu CmahalUolon Depot. IdtU & Muon SU.l Omaha cost of $203,000 $ , wlilcli would better .inswcr tlio purposes thnn n canal , nnd that the county < loci not ilnml In nceei ot n catint , nd only private Individuals want It , on which account It wouM bo wrciiR for the i-rttmtx , tiiulcr Bitch circumstances , to Issue tioruls. Tills Is Ihcvny the plcnttltigs MuoJ. when Frank Hansom arcto as an Interested Intor- vcnor ( o nrgo Ills ilctniirrcr to the petition of Patterson. .Mr. Unii-ion was the only party to illo a demurrer. Ho etntivl that he only wanted to ralto quvstlnna of law ami If the court would drcltlu these he hntl no ( ] tieMtoii of fact to enter upon. Mr. OfTutt for other In- lervenors seeking the ame > decision , objected , , however , because he paid the entc might get to the snnrcmc court and n mnml.itmn IMUO without the fnctn having been presented. CIIAUOKS OK COLLUSION. After tome sparring thu court granted pcr- mlsrlon to KVU ) liansom a hearing on the case presented by the petition anJ' ' nnswer , Krom that time on the light grew warm , as Offutt Insinuated that the answer of tlio county com- mlsslmipnj nilmltllni ; that n legal petition s'gi ed ty over i',000 vo crs had been prefented to them was evidence ) of collusion. Ho In sisted , objection being imido by C. J. Green la his right to Intervention tn the rave at nil , In- n. imich as ho lutd alleged no fraud on tha part of the commissioner * , that ho should have n ruling as to whether he nnd Ms clients were in the c.tfc , and llnn'Iy wound up by Inserting an amendment to his answer which was verified by Curtis Turner , stating that the commissioner Inched good faith and were guilty of collunloti In limiting their answer. County Attorney llnldrlgc strenu ously objected to hauling questions of fraud Into the suit. The Judges after consultation agreed that any taxpayer could Intervene If la1 thought that the county wac not presenilng the cnso fully. With this understanding the trial was iM'gtin on law points , the county at torney starting the argument for the com missioners , who are ordered to show causa and explain why they did not net. J'HO.SI'KtT llll.l. CKMKTKItr. Prospect Hill cemetery never looked to beautiful and attractive as now. The rich and luxurious foliage of the trees , the sweet fragrance of flowers and shrubs , the quiet ness and restfulness and pcacefulncss that pervades the air , the deep personal Interest everywhere manifested by the lot owners nnd the association In beautifying nnd Im proving this sacred spot was never more np- parpnt and gratifying than this season. What holy memories cluster about this spot ! Here slerp the dead of other days , In the long ago. The names here Inscribed on granite shafts and marble slabs were ns fa- mlll.tr ns household names In the Imslncia and social life of early years ; they wera the pioneers of the great nnd powerful west of today ; they were the fathers nnd mothers of Omaha while yet she was In the swaddling clothes of her Infancy nnd helplessness. The comforts and blessings we enjoy today are the fruits of their struggles nml privations and hardships. May their memory never bo permitted to fade , nnd as each Memorial day recurs let their graves not only be decked with garlands of flowers , but may their memory be entwined with the gratitude of a grateful people for the rich legacy they have bequeathed to all who shall come after thorn. The proper observance of Memorial day and the public and private floral decorations will be the more extensive and elaborate than nny previous year. Arrangements have been made for carriages and other vehicle ! to connect with the car line on the corner of Twenty-fotirtr , and Parker streets on , Thursday afternoon from U to 8 o'clock and on Memorial day from 8 a. m. to S p. m. Special police and guards will be on duty day nnd night for the preservation of good order , the cnfotcement of the cemetery rules and the protection of property. The grading and rcplattlng of that portion of the original cemetery , which for a tlmo was withdrawn from the market by the late Dyron II cd , has given the association a Inrge number of additional lots , which will not only bo n source of revenue to the trustees for the carrying on of the work ot permanent Improvements , but will enable many who have ben anxious to secure burial lots therein opportunity . of doing so. A pernnnent' fund has been established for future care and maintenance , of which Henry \V. Yates Is the special trustee. Ten , per cent of the sale of nil lots must be de posited In the fund , which , with donations nnd bequests , tlie Interest will In time ba sulllclent for the proper care of the ceme tery , should all other fourccs of revenue fall. Many of our leading citizens and lot owners have already made liberal provisions by will for this fund , nnd upon every lot owner ls > urged the importnnce nnd the duty of male * Ing suitable provisions for this purpose. CHAHU2S F.CATMN , Secretary. _ A co.v/m-io.v , .vor .t TIIHUUI : PHILADELPHIA , Mny 18. To the Edltof of The Hoc : If , ns ycu pay , the Detroit ex periment ns Inaugurated by Mayor Plngreo , whereby the unemployed are given the use of vacant city lots on which to ralso vege tables , "Is the most practical plan that can be adopted for the good of the poor , an * ono which Is more character building and of greater permanent help than any other , " why ; nut advocate this plan on a larger scale , ono , n which all of the unemployed everywhere can bo placed In position to employ them- reives ? A single tax on land values , Irro- sicc ! vo of Improvem.n s , nnd Inrgo eroug1 ! to ibsorb Ihe entire rental value of land , woulil enable us to abolish all other taxes end at the same tlmo would kill land speculation , which is the real reason why wo have the unem- plojed and porr always with us. This Is seen In the Detroit experiment , where , unless the land owners had given the use of their ( ? ) land without exacting any , rent , these unemployed could not have been provided for as they were. As It Is not nt all llk ly that landlords will continue lo give Iho use ot their land rent free to would-1'o ' users , this plan must soon fall. And biliro the plan has been found prac ticable the question Is pretty euro to arlfo : "Of what use are landlords , anyway ? " What Joes the landlord , as such , give In exchange for that portion of the product which ho ap propriates ? Nothing. In any event he will never leave the producer more than a bare subsistence. What more than this does the chattel slave receive ? The relation Is the same In both catit > . In the latter cato It la more apparent , visible , palpable , plainly rec ognized , while In the former case the rela tions arc alike , but the system Is so Insidious that It can only bo seen after considerable ! study nnd thought. This Is ono reason why the land question hat' not received the atten tion which It deserves. It has to bo thought about and In these days but few men have tlmo to think. More of them would bo stirred to thought If the dally press would discuss this land question Iho mont Important , the real , fundamental que-tlon anJ the ono which must IIP solved before any other foclal ques tion ran bo. To start discussion , will you publish this letter and Invite criticism or comment ? 0. K. SHANDItBW. HE SMOKED < i28,71.J CIGARS. 'Iho Keeeinl of Frcnrlimuii Who Just Died In HID X'venlr-tlilril Your. The Paris newspapers tell of n peculiar old man who died nt Vienna early In MnreAi la his 73d year. They call him the most exact man of whom there Is record. Krom his 27th. year he kept accurate .account of nil ho bought and what he paid for It. A few daya before his death ho made up his books to Ehow Just what eating , drlnglng and wearing clot'.ies had cost him during his last fifty-six years. The totali show Hint In this period he wore out eighty- five pairs of troiisera and seventy-four coats nn I vesta , for which he paid $8,000. He ! had bought 208 Ehlrts and 20G collars , valued at ? 300. His omnibus faro wao J208. In the twenty-seven years of his convivial life ho consumed 28,786 glaetcs of beer. Ho give up drinking In his filth year , but he con tinued to smoke constantly even during hl last sickness , ralflng the number of his clgara to 628,713 , or nn overage of 11,217 a year. Of the whole number some 43,500 were given him ; ho bought the rest for $12,500 , or 2 cents eucli. This exact old man took most pride In his socks , which were of the best illk and most expensive make , costing usually $1.5 a palrO. He were out but slxey-two pairs between hid 27th and 73d yeuis , or hardly more than a pair a year. llypnotl/nil vrltli I1U .tinner. SAN FRANCISCO. May . > 5. John Fleet , 18 years oH. Is under arrest In thin clly awaiting the arrival of an officer from hlcigo to take him back east. Fleet was u .newonger In the employ of the Fort Dearborn National baulc and as such was entrusted nllh the coll-cilois ) uf checks and drafts , Near'y two month * ago , after having collected J46'J ' , Fleet dltap- pcared , Ho says I.e was soU.-J with an uncontrollable - controllable desire to come wen and did mi In company with a young couipauKm ,
