THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JUSTE 10 , 1895.
SPEG1RL NOTICES ,
Adtcrttftrinrtitii ( or Dime roluiini * mill ha
1hrn mull 12I3U p. m. for Ilia oTcnlngnml
until H p. m. ( or the morning niul humU/
edition.
Advertiser * , by rrqunitlnfr nnrnlioroil
tlirck ) ti n tmve nimncn aclilrrtMd to n
niiinhrrml letter In i-nro ot 'Jlio Itcc. An *
m cr * no iiiIdrfMed "III lie tlrllyorod upon
I Ktriitiitloii of tlio clicrk onljr. Itulrft ,
1 1-Sc it nurd , llr > t Insertion , le word
licrruflor. Nothing tukau for Ins tlnin U3o
lor llrnt Insertion.
1 lime ltd T rtliementi tntiKt tun consecu-
SITU AToNaW ANTED.
WANTIItVOIUC FOU HOY OK H IN Oil Ol'l
of HIP city. C 12 , lW > e ofllcv A-MS19 13
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED. i.ooo MIN TO WHITE MB TODAY
for Hi * receipt ( absolutely frc * . In plain eal !
envclotw ) which cured me ot ncrvou * doMllty ,
exlmusedltnllty , etc. Adilrcsi C. J. Walker ,
Ixi * 1.311 , Knlani a zoo. Mich. I1-M4B
WANTii ) . K
Tlio Hawks Nursery Co. .
Milwaukee. WIs.
CL'IIAN niKCICLKS , 1'UllK AND MILD. 1C.
H-18I-J21
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WANTKI ) , HMAt.L , CONCIMIN 1'AYINO I'AIH
WUKIII wants Unit-clam drauKliUman ; uliw
wood cnKraver. fe'tiite waxes pxp etfil Art-
drenn 11 ft ) . lk-e. _ l1 ! ! ? ' . -3
WANTIM ) , YOl'Nfl MAN OP AII1UTY TO
( iiimuw and rolled. Must ! well n-mmmenilwl
OIKK ! term * . Apply lluel , Itc-e , Council MlufK
11 MHI ID
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WANTKD. A FAMILY TO WOIIK ON I'AH.M ,
woman to tnke charge of boanllns house , mar
tu cnrc for tpnms or entile , mm bu able ir.
milk ; man with small family jirofcirrd. Call
Ix-twi-on 2 nml 4 o'clock p. m. Saiunlny. June
8. or to 10 o'clock Sunday n. m . nt 1C11
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Chicago street. Omaha. _ ifr"12 ! _
HTHNCKlllAl'ItnUH , llOOK-KKnVKUS. SALES
men nnd tenrhi'rn deslrlnK poilllons In Tuxn
mo Invited to uddrvHs "The Texiui Itunlne.
IhirPau. " J. W. lluilnall , proprietor , Uallu *
Texan. II-M8IS 11
r/ WANTEU 1' HELP.
AIU3 YOU I1ONHHT. KOlllIU , INDt'STHIOUfi :
If BO , engage with us for 1M)1 , K'M a month ,
J3.GOO a year ; jou can mnltIt easy ; six lioun
u day. Our audits ( lo not couiilaln | of hart
times. Why ? They nre making money xelllnp
our I'crfectlon Dish Washer ; the only practlcu
family washer manufncturol ; wiiihcH , drl
and mllnlic : ! dishes perfectly In two mlnutea
no experience nccenwiry , n child of S uueratci
It eaxlly ; cheap unil durable , wclcht. Ihlrtecr
iHjuinH , made of mill-runt sheet steel : capuc
Ily , 100 pieces ; J10.000 for Its i-quil , c\ery fain
IlyMinis nnc ; > ou don't hnvo to cunvas ; a'
Mun as people know yon have It for sail
they send for a dish washer , each iiBfiifi
territory protected ; no coinpctltlonj wo fur
iilxh wimple ( weighs nix pounds ) In nice casi
ti > lady apcntB to take orders with ; ono aKfii
maila J21I.M first ten ilnjn. Ad.lreys for fill
particulars 1'crfectlon Mfg. Co. , Lnslewooil , Ill
WANTING 1'IUHT CLASS ( l 1 1 Li
call Scandinavian Y. W. Home , 1C18 I'np. n > t
C MS. ! : ) 10'
WANTED. COOKS. DININC1 ItOO.M OIULS
Lhanihvrmalda , porters , elevator buys , etc. . a
Chicago limpioyment llureaii , 131. Doughi
street , roomi 40 ulul 47. Telephone , 1311. r
H. Hlewarl. Mgr. _ C CCS-11'
f.ADY M7i7/F COOK. J 11.00 : 1'ASTUY COOK
} 21.i , all round cook , ? 3 > W. Hecond cook
irmnilx'rmalil , IS dlnlns 10.1m clrls ; free fart
On 'ii Sunday. Canadian Olllce , K.r. DouKlas.
C-M7W-1 1
WANTID : aiiiL roit THKATHICAL
must lie K"ud lx > klnK. One that can slnK an
ilnma preferred. Addu-SH Ilex 179. Lonit 1'lne
f ll. C M7S2-M *
\v.\NTii : ) . aniL vou OINIIIAL nofsi ;
ttoiki must be Rood plain cook. G'W ' S. jatli HI
\VANTIIU. A"MATIION ; A KIND , STUONI
woman to have the care of a home for tl'stl
lutt > chlldtcn. Address U 57 , Hoc olllce.
C-f , ! > 9-8'
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JTOB BENT HOUSES.
nousia : , K , DAULINO , UAiucnu IILOCK
D 123
nousus IN ALL rAirra OP THE CITY. THI
O. ! ' . U % 1 company , 1M5 Karnam. D ( 'S
JJENUWA & CO. , 10 N. 1JT1I ST.
U 127
II. K. COLU CO. LAIUJUST LIST IN OMA1M
U-MI2S
ItUNT UESlllAnLB HOUSES.
V rooms , 211 S. 24th st , . U' ' ) .
7 riKjinn , 4205 Cumlne Ht. , 122.
7 rooms , 92G N. Srthe. . . S22.50.
f ) rooms , 4907 Cass at. , } 10.
! i rooms , 4K7 ! Davenport fi. , $13.
& looms , 212' ' ) JackHOii at. , ) S.
f , rooms. 3513 1'rntt st. . J7.
Bee Fidelity Trust Co. , 170J Farnamit. D 431
roit HUNT FIND NHW lo-nooM nousc. s ;
N. Siith BU H. T. Clarke. 219 Itoard of Trade.
IIUNTAL AQUNCY CM SO. 1CTII ST.
D 7r ?
FOU HUNT AT IIKLLiVUC. NKA1V II. I
depot , u line 10-room house , tin 3 croundi
nbundant fruit : also 4-room cottage. Kenry 1
Clarke , No. 219 Hoard of Trade , Omaha , i
W. II. Itets. HelK-YUe. _ D 738
TKN-HOOM MODKHN HOUSn , Cf.OSK 1 >
1i'oomtotUf ; , city water ; xture building , IS
Karnam. L. H. Skinner , ngent , 310 New Yoi
Life. U M921 Ii
10-llOOM HOUSI3 , MOOURN. LOCATIID 21
DouKltt * . W. y. Clark. D > 19ilJlS
TWO 9-uooM nuicK nouses , ins-ii i\\n
avenue , facing Hanscom park , nearly nv
hard wood tlnUh ; first clnsi modern coi
\enlenccs. Inquire 1115 South 32nd atrect.
U-M32) )
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TOR HENT. FLATS NF.WLY CLHANKD. PJ
pered and painted at northeast corner llth tu
Howard. U5 a month. Inquire room 314 Fir
National bunk building. _ 1)421-18
t AND 7-UOOM FLATS. WITH HANQEN
all modern conveniences ; awnings , screens or
janitor service. Call at corner Hat , 701 S , 16 :
t. . from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. George Clouser.
D M59I
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( -IIOOM MOUCRN HOUSU , DETAC1U3I
beautiful lawn ; shade trees. COS South 23t
Apply to J. H. Parrottc , Douglas ' block.
'D-M610 17
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FOU .HENT. TINE COTTAOC , I1ARN. LAHO
lawn , on cur line. R. C. 1'utleruoti , ItamKe hi' '
i . D 401
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X KLEQANT 6-UOOM COTTAOIM JUST HtJlL
KZ.W. fidelity Trust company. 1702 1'arnj
KLEUANT 9-UOOM MODF.IIN DKTACHr
house , 6 S. 31st nve. Fidelity Trust coi
pany , 1702 Fiunain street. _ D < t
TIIIIKK-UOOM COTTAC.K WITH OAnDEN ,
Ii Cor. rd and Clark St. Inquire 1523 Joe
on st. r > - < : ca
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VEN-UCAJM IHUCK. MODEUN. KKYB S
Caplto | ave. , adjoining. D 1IG76 12
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T-llOOM MODERN COTTAQE. EAST FUON
fine lawn , full Jot ; beautiful homo for ami
family. 3C2 N. 40th ; rent. J23.00. D CO !
I STORY nillCK. 22X60 AND CS FUCT TUACI
n o. "IS S. 13th , n ( > our own price. H. .
Cole Co. . 10 N. Itth St. U 71C-J > - <
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KI\T OF 4 Ft'HNISHKD ' OR UNKUIINISIII
roomij very AVBlrable ; cheap to rlsht part
Apply to owner , n. Steel , 2 l IMeiw street.
U 73ft 18'
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van HINT , CHOOM"MODKIIN OOTTAO
wllh large yard. No , 1437 No. 19th St.
, U-710 10 <
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1X111 HUNT. AT UKASONAIU.K I'UK'E. X !
n > nldpnce. oor. 2llh and St. Mary's n\e. . fu
nlkhnl or unfurnUhetl , for the summer.
longer. Mrs , M. lU-llman. D 73a 14'
BlX-ltOOM COTTAOK. 811. S. 2IST RTUKP.
D 7J7 10'
riVK-HOOM HOUSE. $10.00 , INQUIIIF : i
-M767 13
VOH HENT-S-IIOOM HOUHU , AH. itODEIl
Improvements , hard uood llnUh and ull lar
rooms. Nil. 406 N. t3rd utreel. D M771 li
S-ltOOM COTTAQE. | 4.00. 1COI South 14th stre
l.'nqulre E28 H. ISlli alreet. TX-MS06 1
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yiVK-ROOM HOUSE. $10.00. 19 AND CLAIll
Inquire 1S22 Clark. _ IV-C6 1 - '
TWO CXJITAOES. ONE FURNISHED. MO
ern. tfJO S. Stfth. 1 > MS21 1C
1 OK KENT VUKNISHED
NICK SOUTH KIIONT ItOOM. WELL TU ]
nlxhed. prlvale family. Call till Cans t.
. C M133
I'l.KAS.VKT ItOOM. H19 DODQE. K-MSJi
FUUN1S1IKD IIOOM. 616 8. UTH 8TUEBT.
U-M1DZ-J1S' '
roil RENT. KI.EUANTLY Fl'RNISHI
room * . &H t ) . Hth. E 61t J )
LOCATION CONVENIENT AND ROOMS WEI
furnished , with or without board : fine shn
tree * . 20 ! Furnam. E MOSS if
* NICK FURNISHED ROOMS FOR I.1Q1
Imusekerplng. 1112 South llth. K-7Si U'
RENT. r-OR A FEW WKF.KS. THUF
lurnUhed rooms for housekeeping. Clrou
tlaor. Ventral. Reference * required , Addri
O ce. E-m-74Ml'
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rt'llNISIIED ROOM. DATII , JJ , 1511 FAUNA
i : MSB
ROOMS ANDJBOaR
THE ROSE. 1028 HARNKY. NICK FUUNISIir
rooms with board ; ipeclal rates to Ktntleinen.
V-JM-J2J1
HICF.LY FURNISHED ROOMS. 106 N 19M
* tr i
FU.HNI8HED IIOOM3 AND BOARD
Continued.
TWO BOfTII ROOMS , 81NOI.F OH KM Hl'lTR ,
with boatd ; prltate family , reference 220 *
. F-M7.T II'
. A IUTKIIOAIID. HAND MADR
alnuwt n w , for n phitrion or good ilrHlns
how , will R\C dlfferenci' . atatu price. Addiras
O 8 , lief olllce , K MTO4 10
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DKSIHAIIM : SIMTK OK IIOOMS. WITH ix-
cellent table , lawn , etc. SOI N. 18th.
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TJNrUllNlSHED 1100MB TO RENT
FOR RKNT. FOl'U ROOMS , FURNISlinD OR
unfumlihcd. 211 North : .1 < i nire-t.
U-MTHI 10
IOOMSFOR
men or married couple , djfi North I7th street.
FCK HENT STOIIES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THIlEi : HTORY AND HASnMHNT
brick more bulldlnR , 104.1 Farnam street. Large
elevntor. flrnt-clnsi condition , suitable for any
kind nf huslne * . Iteasonable I emu. Inquire
room 314 First National bank building.
_ IJ20-H
FOR RKNT TUB 4-STORY I1UICIC llflLDINO ,
910 Farnam street. This building haa n n re
proof cement basement , complete fleam heat
ing fixtures , water on all Doors , gas. etc. Ap
ply at the olHce of The Jlec. I 910
FIRST rl.OOIl OFFirifllOOMS FOU RENT
nl ICI3 IMuglaa. I m7l11
AGENTS WANTED.
MKN AND WOMEN , 3 TO $10 A DAY. AD-
drefs the Handy Heater Co. , S3) ) New York Life
bldg. , Omaha , Neb. J 913
WANTED AOENTS TO SIM.L THE ONLY Al' <
pmprtalc ami nrtlMIc nlllflal 4th of July ornn-
rn-nt , patented. Sample , lOc. UlB profit M ,
F.rn t , Cleveland , O. J-M7M 11
RENTAL AGENCY.
O. O. WALLACE. RENTALS , 312 IlllOWN
blk. L M703
STORAGE.
STORAGE , FRANK EWERS. 1214 HARNRT.
M43 }
: iKHT STORAGE IlUILDINa IN OMAHA , U. S ,
KOV. bond warehouse ; household goods sldred ;
lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavenuorth. MI36
STOVHH HTOIIED DriUNll Sl'MMKIl. TEL.
I'&l. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
M4I7
ACiriC" STORAGE & WAUEHOUSE CO. . STII
& Jones sis. General storage and font anting.
M43S
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED. SEPONU HAND KOI.Mill TO
jlesk address box t' 2 , lice oince. N M7I9 10
FOR SALE l-XJRNITURE.
OR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO
New York , will sell all the furniture , carprti ,
etc. . of n 10-room house cheap. Call nt Gil
S. 2Cth nve. O M430
rilNITl'llE AN4) HOt'SEHOLU EPFUCTS
to L divinised of nt low prices , glxlnt ; ur
housekeeping , enquire at 453 So. 21th aM >
O -tn-743-10 *
FOR SALE-.HORSES , WAGONS.ETC
, V FINE GENTLE TEAM AND CAUIUAGE
Inqulie Llnlnger , Metcnlf Co. 1' 039-W
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WEGMAN PIANOS , IIRIDGEI'OUT ORGANS
Woodbrldge llios. . 117 S. 17th. Quo
HARDWOOD COMIIINATION HOG ANL
chicken fence. Chas. U. Lee , 9th and Douglas
Q441
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMKfl. NED.
'ias 400 tons good baled hay to sell. Q MH2
FOU SALIi A 1'ET DEER. INQUIRE A. D
Urandlcs , Iloslon Store. Q M091
CU11AN FRECKLKB fcOLU EVEIIYWHEUE. 5C
Q184 J2I
A FIRST-CLASH F.NC.INEIIU'S TRANSIT FOI
sale or exchange for good typewriter. Ail
dress H 07 , Ilee. Q-m-743-10-
A GOOD 1IAUGAIN. A NEW HIGH OUAD ]
wheel fur sale , $ SO 00. Inquire lit 2600 I'opplc
ton avenue. Q M511 10
CLAIRVOYANTS
MllS. PR. H. WARHF.N. CLAIRVOYANT. RE
liable business medium , Sth year at 119 N. 16th
S4I3
MASSAGE , JIATUS. KTO.
MADAM SMITH , 503 S. 13TII. 2D FLOOR , ROD :
3 ; magnetic , vapor , ulcohol , steam , nuliihurln
and sea baths. T M76S 15"
MOST COMMODIOUS HATH PARLOUS I !
city. Mine. Howell. 31S & 320 . 15th ; thorough !
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendin
T-M813 JIl
MADAM LA RUE , 1C17 HOWARD ST.T8M
T8M J12
MASSAGE. MADAME HKRNAUD. U21 DODGI
T MC39 3y 4'
TURKISH. BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS : ONLY PI A.CE IN CIT
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 , Dee bldi
13S
LADIES' DATUM , G FOR J5. MME. POST , 319' '
B. IS. 730
PERSONAL.
THE DELLE EPPEULY CORSET , MADE T
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
street.U
U 383
VIAVI CO. . 346 DEE BLDO. ; HEALTH DOO1
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U441
R. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLOWER !
Banquet , hall , residence and grave decoration :
1813 Vlnton street. Telephone 776. U M445
IIATII8 , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319H S. 15TI
U731
CUBAN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR 6 (
U1SI J21
PLEDGKS NOT REDEEMED OR EXTENUE
liy June 15 will be sold at auction. Fred Mohl
15I7K Farnam. U M243 15
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING COf. .
tlnement ; babies adopted or otherwise provide
for. 2CH Charles street. Omaha , Neb.
U MS60 J14
UMURELLA3 COVERED AND REPAIRE !
316 , No. 16th. Jam. Henderson. U SS7 J 27
BARGAIN. 12 CABINET PHOTOS : 12. DAVIEi
113 S 16th street , opposite Boston Store.
U-M509 M
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOA
on pianos. Jewels , bicycles , etc. LJuslnc :
strictly conadenllal. Address Postoince Br
826. U-M703
C. M. O. lllART. M. D. , HAS RESUME
pracllcv. Practice limited to diseases of . II
idtln Ofllc hours by special apnolntmen
Tel. 1.343. 127 S. ! 'th at. U-M70913
1IAVB YOUH Ol.P CAHPETS MADE INT
rugs ; any alia you wish. 1521 Leavcnworl
street. U M706 Jrfl
TJ1E FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST IS NC
complete without a bottle of Clarke's Pure R
Whlakey. Sold nl dealers U 1ISU 1C
MONEY TO LOANv-HEAL ESTAT
ANTHONY LOAN & TRCST CO. , 3 N. Y. LIF1
loan * at low rates for choice aecurlty In N
braska and Iowa furms or Omaha city proper !
MONIY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TH
O , F. Uavli Co. , 1S05 Farnara st. W451
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO..UO WAIJ , ST
New York , offer any part 100,000 eastern Ii
vestor's names , who have money to inves
just compiled. Write for particulars.
W-M30J J2i
CITY LOANS , a A. STARR. US N. Y. LIFI
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WUO
LIFE INSURANCE' I'OLICIES LOANED O
or bought. F. O. Chesney , Kansas City. 11
WilS
CAPITAU .600COOi SURPLUS. GOO,000 ; U.
Mortgage Trust Co. . New York. For C per cc
loans on city property apply to Pusoy & Theme
atjvnts , roam 107 First Nat'l iwnk bldg.
bldg.W2M
W-2M
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAII
real estatu. Urcnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton bl
W4I7
MONEY TO LOAN ON O&fAIIA REAL ESTAT
at per cent. W. U. ilelkel. 1st Nat. Bk bidi
W44S
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH
property. Fidelity Trujt company , 170J Farnar
WW
LOANS ON 1MPIIOVED * UNIMPROVED CIT
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 12) Kumar
W453
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONKY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUIIN
lure , planoa. horses , wagons , or any kind i
chattel security at lowut po nlble rates. whU
you can tiay back at any time or In HI
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CC
Room 4 , Wllhnell block. X451
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 137 , RAMUE BLOC !
X45J
MONEY TO IX > AN ON FURNITURE AN
planns. Fred Tcrrr. 4t ) Rnmga blk. 3C4JC
MONUY'TO LOAN ONTFURNlTrRE. PIANO ,
lionea. wagons , < -tc. . at lu eat rotes In clt ]
na removal of coeds : strictly mnlldentlal : >
can pay th loan eft at any lima or In ar
amount OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
, < Ho. Kth St.X47
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CUBAN FRECKLES , THE ONLY CIGAR , EC.
Y134 J21
FOR 8ALV rMY LO7\N AND JEWELRY UUSI-
ness. Fred Motile , UI7U Famam.YMSMJU
9 > FOR A GOOD PAYING MANUrAlTUU-
Ing business ; must In aold at once. Address
R CS. Bee. Y-C9M2 *
I'llOl'ICRTY
V RARE CHANCE-IMPROVED
property 6oxl4 < ) on north 16th nt ; live mlnnti > *
walk from posloltlce , Prlc < J10.0UO cash , No
trade. Address 1L , P. O. Box SS. Omnh.i
Y76J 10 *
OH SALE , CHO1CK , OILT-EUGKI ) , SMALL
leal estate mortRaKm , drawing I | ier cent In
terest Intrrest tiayable each air months. Ad-
drei > C II , Bee. Y MS 10 *
Tiu : TRlK ELIXIR OF LIFE IS A PI HE
Whiskey , nnd ( Tarke's Pure llyn stands at the
head of nil ntlmulants. Will strengthen the
nvMfm nnd prolong life. Al\\n5a In Imtlle , at
dialers. Y-MSI7 10
FOR EXCHANGED
ARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI ,
for slock of hardware or Implements. Knox &
I timer , 37 > .i Pearl St. , Council Illufls , la.ZI17JH
ZI17JH
WANT CLEAR IlKAI , ESTATE AND ROME
cash for a complete Hock of clothing and fur
nishing goods , valued at ftG.OOO.no. Address
R W. Beo. Z-Mtn 11
6H TlfADE. A SIX-UOOM HOUSE AND IX > T
and cash for n stock of hardware and fito\es
W. r. Sto'tzel. Z-689-11
TO ixciiANan. A. i. CALIIMUNIA. riutr ?
land , clear , for mdse , boika and stallonerj ;
wall jiap r or qtieensware preferred. Address
Box 72 , Sioux City , la. Z 711 10 *
VILL EXCHANGE MILLINERY FOR HANOI-
coal. 1512 Douglas street. /-.MHO 21
VANTEI ) , fi OH 7-ROOM MODERN rOTTAOE ,
good location , for six clear lots , worlh $ Sm
I'uch ; will pay some additional rush for name
ridcllty Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam si 7 1793 12
1OOD 2-STOllY HOt'SK ON NORTH SIDE , TO
trade for cnttngc aouthweat , nnd will pa >
some c-ush fur KIKK ! tiorgaln. I'ldcllty Trunl
compAny , 1702 Famam street. 7i M793 12
FOR HALE AiLn.1 , ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS , THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 458
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARM ,
sals or tiade. F. K. Uarllnc , Barker Block ,
RK ICO
MPUOVKI ) GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprise you. If taken wllh.
In 2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
Hi ; 453
IAROA1NS , SALK OH TRADK IN CITY PROP ,
ertles and farms. John N. Frenzer , opp. P. O
SNAPS. B TO 6 MILES FROM OMAHA P. O.
40 , 80 or 120 acres. Improved , { 30.00 per acre
200 acres , U5.00 per acre ; 2.10 ncres. $40.00 pel
acre : 6 10-ncre tracts , $75.00 to $10000 per acre
Must bi' sold. 9 < 0 N. Y. Life bldg. RE 403
7-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE , 362 N. 40TH ,
only , $3.71)0.00 ; great bargain. RK SI790
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL ANl
buy lots , acres , farms. Oarvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. L
RE 453
FOU SALE. AN IMPROVKH EASTERN NE.
braska farm of 32J acres , Is now raising ar
Immense crop ; terms cash. W. F. Hlni-tw i ,
1st door So. of P. O. RE C.70-11
1150.00 FOR A LOT IN WALNUT HILL.
block from car and paved street , Omaha Rea
Imitate and Trust Co. , 211 S. 18th Htreet.
UK M733 10
IIAVI1 YOU A CLEAR LOT THAT YOt
would Ilko to put In at purl pivmPiit for i
beautiful 6 or 7 room cottage ? Wi' hae Jiw
whit you want , nnd can make M > u a splendli
liarr-iln , now Is the limp to buy yourself i
home In Omaha. We have had mort > Inqulrlei
for homes the last week than for any wllhli
a jear. Fidelity Trust companj. 1702 Fnrnain
UE MT < 2 1,1
} eom ) IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL ItUl
40 acres on the South Florida frnntl r. K. 11
Harvey. Punla Gonl.i. Florida. RE-MS12 11 *
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 1GTII. 401
VICTOR BICYCLES , THE FINEST OF AL1
bicycle * . Omaha Bicycle Co. , 323 N. 15th strcel
4.CS
STERLING BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST
crn Eleclrlc.il Supply Co. , 1515 Honard slice
465
SEE THE VISIBLE HALL BEARINGS O !
Helay Special. Will Barnum Bro. , 120 N. 1511
407
HEMINGTON AND EAGLE. CUOSS QUN CO
116 S. 15th rtrcet. 403
A. L. DKANi : & CO. . WHOLESALE AND 111 ;
tall bicycles. 1116 Farnam street ; bicycle
sold on easy pa > ments. .Hi
WESTEHN BICYCLE & GUN CO..2416 CUMIXC
470
MANTELS , GRATES AND TILES
WOOD MANTLES. GRATES. TILES FOR. p'Hl
places , vestibules and large floors ; write ft
catalogue. Milton Hogcrs & Sons , Omuhn.
471
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B A-SS'N PA
C , 7 , 8 pen cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , nlwa >
redeemable. 1704 Farnam at. Nattlnger , Se <
480
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SUCI'RK GOO
Interst on aaxlnga. Apply to Omahn L. & I
Ass'n , 1704 Bee Bldg. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
ill
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 4304 BiirdelU
503 J37
UNDERTAKERS ANJO EMBALMERI
II. K. BUHKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AN
embalmcr , 1618 Chicago st. . telephone 90. t' }
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING. TEL. 101
473
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALX
cr , 1417 Farnam at. , telephone 223. 174
C. W. UAKER. UNDERTAKER , 13 S. 16TII SI
475
PUMP3 AND WINDMILLS.
. II. BOYDEN. PUMPS AND WIND MILLS
all kinds of pump repairing. Leave urdei
with Churchill Pump Co. Telephone 6 $ >
M ISl-JIl *
MUSIC , AKT AND LANGUAGES.
GEORGE F. GELLF.NUECK. BANJO AN
guitar teacher. 1911 Cam street. M 109
ET70CUT10N - ONE MONTHS' SPECIA
rours. * , comnn-nclng June 10. Shakettpeaie. O
thoepy , Delsarte , Reading. Llteraturer Lecture
Ml.sn Fuller. 516 Karbaiji block. M-7C4 11 *
YOUNG FRENCH OKNTLEMKN (19 ( YEAIll
of goo l family' , will give French lesaons ( r
salary ) In good family , wime family leaving f <
Bummer preferred , references exchanged. Ai
dress E. Py , 1614 N. 18lh street. M791 11 *
CU/il.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COA
olllco to 203 S. 16th 8t , , Brown block. 476
A GOOD THINO-I-USH IT ALONG , MAY B
the latest alang phrase , but llial'a just wh >
we're doing wllh SHERIDAN COAL. 8,000 tor
ld In Omaha last year We gUe > on 20
lha. of the l > est Wyoming cooking coal for $4 5
Victor While , ragr. , 1C03 Fnrnam t. Tel. 127.
4)1
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER , 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms at JI.50 per day.
DO rooms at $2.00 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Roe
nnd lioard by week or month. Frank Hlldltc
manager. 473
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COI
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
47J
PASTURAGE.
WE HAVE 160 ACRES OP BLUE GRASS 1'A !
ture for hors ° s , board fence , spring wate
Barton & Phelps. Gllmore. Neb. , or A V
Phelps & Son. S07 N. Y. Llfo bldg. . Tel. 103
478-July 1
PASTURE , CATTLE & HORSES. T Ml'IlUA'
50S-J15
HLVE GRASS , KPIUNO WATER ; II. II. IIAI
del & Co. , Bee building. 221
NOTICE I , THE UNDERSIGNED , WILL TAK
In horses and colts to pasture , feed nnd cn
for the year round In Howard Co. . Nebrask ,
Watch this paper for particulars by the 101
of June , 1S33. Charles Gans. By GM. a. Gan
foreman , P. O. box 136. St. Paul. Neb.M .
M SI3-11
MhDIUMS.
\\HOEVER PEES THIS , AND IS IN AN
trouble , send a stamp to the only great clnl
voyant and medium , for free ad he , but ns
no questions , don't be humbugged liy trnvc
Ing takers ; located for yeara. I never f'i
Wm. Oarfleld. MD 6lh nve. , Dea Molnei. I
This offer three weeks. ty n
" WANTED TOBOR'IOW.
WANTED TO BORROW $ WO ITHt ONE YE \
on Al rollatenU aecurlty. Addrem S 1. l\tp.
M7Ct 10 *
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OARP'ENTE'RS AND BUU DERS
C , E. MORRILL. PAPER HANGING , HOI'S
sign pulnllni. brick work , plastering ; off. R ,
Uaikcr blk. ; tel. TU , shop 913 N 24th al.
4)1
SHORTHAND
A. a VAN BANTS SCHOOL. MS N , Y LIFE
M493
MEDIAL.
CHICURSTfci'ijrt r.NnLlSH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( dlamondbrwd ) arc the liest ; rafe.
reliable , lake no oilier , send 4c slnmps. for
t > arllculani , "Relief tpr , I idlen , " In teller by
relnrn malt At drUKtisl.i. I'hlchetler Chrm <
leal Co. . Phlladelphlf. la
DANCING.
Mil. AND MRS. MOUAND WILL GIVE Pill-
ate lemons In dnnclair nt their home. ISOv
Dodge street , during llic summer. 223-J23
nvi : IXDU.AHS WILT/'HU PAID von Tin :
return. In good comlltiun , of vault book lie.
longlnir lo Stanley ltal > i < r , t' S. Navy , whlili
won In Irunk wild l Union 1'aclflp unclaimed
baggage sale In Octelv r , 1W3. A. Tra > nor. O
It. A , Council Illuffli , In. Lust 711 11
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC-
tora for electric light and motor plants ntul nil
kinds of electrical construcllon Western Elec
trical Supply Co. , r > l" Howard st. 4S2
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAHOWITZ 1XANS MONEY. 41S N. 1 t
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED M1HRORS RESILVEHED. 719 N. 16
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL , r t. T , 2020 HURT ST. . 497
lawyers nntl solicitors. SUES & GO. o
UldItiK ! , OMAIIA. Neb. Advice 1 < 'UKG.
i..i lion f < OTis.
Thealrlcal mechanics of Grand Rapids
Mich. , won a short strike.
Five hundred Iron moulders at Clovelam
won u strike for a 10 per cent Increase U
Steamboat firemen at PlttsburR. Pa. , ant
levee laborers at Cincinnati , 0. , have orcair
ized.
Toledo , O. , Is endeavoring to secure UK
Order ot Railway Conductors' headquarters Ir
that city.
The brewers of Chicago have ajred will
the bosses on a weekly scale ot $1G and $2C
per week.
Tanners at SheboyRanVls. . , have won ar
Increase In wages of half the reduction mudi
In 1892.
Furnace men at Newcastle , Pa. , won t
strike for a 30 per cent Increase In wages ot
the 1st Inst.
The New Zealand government has estab
lished a labor bureau for Women seeklnj
employment.
The New Zealand government will cxpeni
JSj.OOO In giving work to the unmployei
next winter.
New York union printers spent nearly $31 ,
000 In providing for llieir unemployed dtirlni
the past year.
A cob plpo factory , with a dally output o
8.000 pipes , will shortly be put In operatloi
In Waverly , Tenn.
The Paige Tube comiiany of Warren , 0. , ha
made an Increase ot It ) per cent In the \\age
of Its employes.
Sit thousand employes of two Iron concern
at Wheeling. W. Va. , have received a 10 pe
cent raise in wages.t . ' ' <
Union carpenters of Galveston , Tex. , havlni
won an eight-hour ihfy ; are now trying for 3
cents per hour.
The plumbers ani } , fitters of Kacine , WIs
went on n strike. They-demand eight hours
work and ten hours' pay.
The flint glass workcrs , hold their annun
convention at Toledo In July. Over tw
hundred delegates ate expected.
All of the New York , clothing manufacturer
have granted tlio Saturday half holiday to tli
workers. ' " '
garment _ |
John Crawford , a granite dealer of Uuftalt
N. Y. , Is the latest' employer to try proll
sharing with his eirip'ltjyts.
Striking employesin all four of the New
castle , Va. , furnaces' ' hive been granted a
advance ami returned tpj'work.
Delegales of the bituminous miners of Jndl
ana voted unanlmdusly"not to accept a reduc
tlon from the CO-cent cale ot last year.
A Victoria cigar manufacturer figures Ilia
the governmenl could make $000,000 per an
mini by nationalizing the tobacco Industry.
Another labor party Is to be launched. Som
200 labor organizations of New York hav
voted to send representatives td a confei
The official call for the annual conventlo
of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labc
has been Issued. It will bs held at Grec
Hay June 11.
The coal miners' union , including thot
sands of miners In the western and nortt
western states , has been ndm.tteil to tti
Western Federation of Miners.
The Canadians on the great lakes are n
tallatlng on the contract labor law with
similar measure of their own , designed t
ktcp out United States citizens.
An effort to abolish the eight-hour servlc
of the Buffalo policeman was checked an
fli.ally defeated by the action of the Centn
Labor union of that city.
Fifteen suits against the city of Cliicap
have been brought In the Chicago courts b
railroad concerns and shippers for damage
sustained during the American Railway unlo
strike.
The proprietors of the Southwark mill
Philadelphia , It Is reported , have incrcabe
the * wages of the employes In the ladle
cloaking department 12V4 per cent.
Tlie'Unlted Hrotherhood of Carpenters an
Joiners of America has a membership <
84,877. During the past year It hag ei
pended $64,531 in general benefits.
The wages of the Durham , Knglam
miners have , by agreement with the Coi
Owners nnd Miners Conciliation Hoard , bee
reduced 7 % per cent , to take effect on tl
13th Inst.
_
Air.v.u./i/t * i\'r.is : j-'uit MISX.
Instead ot a combination of colors tin
suggested an explosion In a paint factor ,
there will bo seen on the tennis cour
thin summer white < luck trousers turned i
at the bottom and light gray sack ccats.
Brightly colored sashes wound arout
waists that measured from forty to slxl
Inches proved to. be too much of a gnc
thing , and no young man who knows wl
Indulge In a sash this summer. The E.itu
blazer has also gone the way of the sash.
Plaids of all kinds and colors will be woi
in narrow four-in-hand tics. The hutte
fly. and with It the other largo "artistic
bows of a year ago , \\lll bo out ! of It ri
tlrcly this hummer. Tlio plain , stralgl
bow. the narrow four-in-hand , or the vei
large plastrons are to be the things.
White nnd white figured single-breast )
waistcoats promfse tojio more popular du
Ing the warm wbathJir limn ever befor
There will be plenty > crf color In the shir
and tics. Theny nre- already displayed I
the shop wliidojvv thj&r Brightest of blue
the most vivid utiplnlis. .various shades i
heliotrope and otncr 'equally ' lively ct/lo
In shirts. 9jA , ? ' } „ J"
Scotch goods In 'fawis and grays are tl
materials most In vpflUTj. this summer. Tni
most useful of all , suits , Uio blue sarg
will bH strictly proper' as It Las been f <
several years past forii\ornlng wear. The ;
has been very llttlsj ftyuiRe In Iho cut ai
style of sack suits ; SOJUP tailors will mal
the cents a little longer and a few ot the
will make the coatji , double-breasted unle :
they are urged not ilo o > o.
Men who have be narcfully nursing tl
straw hats that tlieyj'w'ofc last season. In tl
hope that they mays have them cleaned ar
fool their friends \vlh ( "lliem this year , wl
ba disappointed. Tlwi'slraw hat fcr tl
summer cf ' 95 has u. much higher cro
and a narrower brim than that of a yei
ago. U Is lighter aud consequently mo
comfortable to wear , . Only the men \\1
Invariably carry their gloves in their brea
pockets , with the ends cf the flnsera sttcl
Ing out to indicate that they are there , wl
Indulge In colored hat bands this sunimp
There are some new and pronounceJ utyli
In russet leather shoes , \\hlch will be wui
by the men who tack their four-ln-liai
intq the bottoms of their ehlrts just abo-
the drat stud , and dellgbt In inonogre
Shields thru Lutt n qroui.d the neck like
bib nnd nre worn with evening -1resn
protect the shirt front. S"me cf ths
advanced russets have buttons flwn tl
sljes and are In light cclor * . The ru
wet has been accepted an a eenslblundre
shoe , and It will ba HI rn again t Is sun
mar by the men wto luow , but they \ \
no lnd 'ta ' lu l > "Mnn 'us'-M of light uhaie
( r-oprrlghiod. H)5 liy Irvmg Ilicholter )
I'HAl'TKR 11
"This Is Monsieur IH cnnc Oernrd Monitcnr
Jc.TalleyranJ. " sa'd La alle
1 salutcJ , ana the statesman took me In
from the top of my paimcho to the rowel of
my spur wllh a dance that played over me
like a rapier nolnt.
"Havn you explained to the lieutenant the
circumstances under which he Is summoned
I
When he heard my nain > - he slionrtl mi stmlshl
In.
to the emreror's presence ? " I'D aikeJ In bis
dry , creaking voice.
They were such a contrast , these two men ,
that 1 could not help glancing from ono to
the ether of them , the lUtlr. bladt , sly poli-
tlc'an nn5 the b g , sky-b'ue HUP ar , with ono
(1st ( on his hip nnd the other on Ihc hill of
his saber. They bolh took their feats 03 1
looked , Talleyrand without a sound and La-
sallo with a clash anU jingle like a prancing
eharRtv.
"It's this way , youngster. " said he. In li'r
brusque fashion. " 1 was with the emperor
In his private cabinet this morning when a
note was brought In to him. He opened It ,
and as he did so he gave such a start that it
lluttered down onto the lloor. I handed It
up to him again , but he was staring at the
wall In front of him , as It he had seen a
ghost. "Fratclll dell * AJaccIo , " he muttered ,
and then again "Fratclli dell' AJacclo. " 1
don't pretend to know more Italian than a
man can pick up In two campaigns , but I
could make nothing of this. It seemed to me
that he had gone out of his mind , and you
would have said so also , Monsieur de Talley
rand , If you had seen the look In hia eyes.
He read the note , and then ho sal for halt an
hour or more- without moving. "
"And you ? " asked Talleyrand.
"Why , I stood there not knowing what I
ought to do. Presently he seemed to come
back to his senses. 'I suppos" , Lasalle. ' said
ho , 'that you have some gallant young officers
In the Tenth ? ' 'They are nil that , sire , ' I an
swered. 'If you had to pick one who was to
be depended upon for actioif but who would
not think too much you understand me ,
Lasalle , which would you select ? ' he asked.
I saw that he needed an agent who would not
penetrate too deeply Into his plans. 'I have
one , ' said I , 'who Is all spurs and moustaches
with never a thought beyond women niu"
horses. ' 'That Is the man I want , ' said Na
poleon , 'tyring him to my private cabinet a
4 o'clock. ' So , youngster , I c.ime straight
nway to you at 6nce , and mind thai you d
crfdlt to the Tenth lltiksars. "
J was by no means flattered by the rcasona
which had led to my colonel's choice , and 1
.must have shown as much In my face , for he
roared with laughter , and Talleyrand gave u
dry chuckle also.
"Just one word of advice before you go
Monsieur Gerard , " said he. "you arc nov.
coming into troubled waters , and you mlghi
find a wcrse pilot than mysolf. We have
none ot us any Idea as to what this little af.
fair means , and , between oursalves. It Is vcrj
Important , for us , who have the destinies ol
France upon our shoulders , to keep ourselves
In touch with all that goes on. You undei
stand me. Monsieur Gerard ! "
I had not the least Idea what he- was drlv >
Ing at , but I bowed and tried to look as I
It were clear to me.
"Act very guardedly , then , and say nothlnf
lo anybody , " said Tallyrand. "Colonel La-
solle and I will no ! show ourselves In publlt
. I think th.it mv < P' > ' iri.'iro Bavo him pli mir
with you , but wo will await you > hare , nntl w
will give you ojr advice \vh"n you have lol
us what has passed between the empen
and yourzelf. It Is time that you fetarte
now. for the emperor ti'vcr forgives ui
punctuality. "
Off I went on foot to the palace , whit
was only 'a hundred paces off. I made ir
way to the antechamber , where Duroe , wll
his grand , new scarlst-and-gold coat , wi
fussing about anrng the crowd of pcop
who wcro waiting. I heard him whisper i
Monslpr de Caulalnccurt that half of the
v. era German dukes who expected to t
, made kings , and the other half Gennn
ilukes who expected to bo made pauper
Duroc. when ho heard my name , aliowc
mo straight In. and I found myiclf In U
emparor's presence. I had , of course , net
him In camp n hundred times , but I lit
never been face to face with him befor
I have no doubt that If you had met hi
without knowing In the least who ho w :
you would ciniply have said that he was
hallow llttlo follow , with a good fnrche :
and fairly well tnrned calves. Ills tlgl
whlto casltmeru brerchrs and white itocl
IngB showed off his legs to advantage. Bi
nven a stranger must have been struck t
the s ncular look cf his < yes , which cou
melt Into tonderes.1 sympathy or harden ini
an expression which would frighten a grei
adlcr. U IB said that oven Auguorcati , w !
was a man who had never known what fci
was , quailed before Napoleon's gaze , at
time , too , when the emperor was but r
unknov , n soldier. Ho looked mildly cnoui
at me , howeyer , and motioned me to r
main by the door. De Meneval was wrltlt
lo his dictation , looking up at him bstwei
each sentence with his spaniel eyes.
That will do ; you can go. " said the or
I.eror abruptly. Then , when the secreta ;
hnJ left the room , ho rtrodo across , nil
his hands behind his back , and ho look <
mo up and down without a word. Thout
he was a emnll man himself , he was vci
fond of having fine looking fellows aboi
him , and so. I think , that my appearam
gave him pleasure. For my own fart
raised my land to tha salute and held II
other upon the hilt of my saber , looklt
straight ahead cf mo. as a soldier should.
"Well. Monsieur Gernnl , " said he nt lai
tapping his forefinger upon ems of the brand
t'ourgs of guld bralj upon the front of n
PIU6 } . "I inn informed you are a very d
surving yrung otncr. Your colonel glv
m nn exrr-Deat account oi you. "
I wished to make a brilliant reply , but
ctr'.M think of nothing save L salle' phra
Utat I wax all Gpura and inmistacios , o
cr > d"d In my saying nothing at all. The er
parar watched the utruRgle. which must ha1
shown Uielt upon ray features , and whi
finally no answer came ho did not appear
to bo dispensed.
1 I believe that you arc I he very man that
1 want , ' s.ild he. "llrave and clever men
surround me < n every side. Hut a brave
man who" He did not finish his sentence ,
and. for my own part. I could not under
stand whtit he was driving at. I contented
myself wllh assuring him that he cJiiUI count
upon me lo the denth.
"You are. as I understand , a good swords
man , " sa'd he.
"Tolerable , sire , " I answered.
"Yoiv were chosen by your regiment te
light the champion ot Ibe Hussars of Cham-
borant , " said he.
I was not sorry to find that ho knew sc
much of my exploits.
"My comrades , sire , did me that honor , '
said I.
"And for the sake of practice you Insulted
six fencing masters in the week before your
luel ? "
"I had the privilege of being out seven
limes In ns many days , s re , " said I.
"And escaped without a scratch ? "
"The fencing master ot the Twenty-thlnl
Light Infantry touched me on the left elbow ,
s'.re. "
"Let us have no more child's play ot the
sort , monsieur , " he cried , turning suddenly
to that cold rage of his , which was so ap
palling. "Do you Imagine that I place vet
eran soldiers In these positions that you ma )
practice qttarte pt tierce upon them ? How
am I to face Etiropo If my soldiers turn theli
points upon each other ? Another word ol
your dueling and I break you between theii
fingers. " I saw his plump , white- hand * Has !
before my eyes as ho spoke , nnd his volet
had turned to the most discordant hissing
and growllnc. My word , my skin pr nsle <
all over as I listened to him. and I wouli
gladly have changed my position for that o
the first man on the steepest and narrowest
breach that ever swallowed up " stormlni
party. He turned to the table , drank off i
cup of coffee , and then , when ho faced mi
again , every trace of this storm had van
Ishcd , and he wore Hint pleasant Millie will
which he had won so many n rough soldier' :
heart.
( Continued tomorrow. )
That tlrtd fcllng , lots of cppe'.lt ? and nerv
ous prostration are driven nway by Hood's
Sarsaparllla , which makes pure blood.
mums .ixi ) rhitioiua.ti .
A FUKAK IN FINANCK Ily J. F. Carglll
Pap r , 50 cts. Hand , McNally & Co.
Chicago
The writer of the above takes the boj
teacher to task for the careless manner It
which the latter has given out a number o
erroneous and misleading statements. Tin
absurdity ot the claim that the act of ' 7 !
had demonetized silver Is made apparen
and the disastrous effects consequent In tin
event of free coinage of silver at a ration o
Ifi to 1 Is demonstrated In very Improsslvi
language. The attempt to create an Im
piesslon that the quantity of gold In tin
world Is Insuniclcnt through an exhibit o
the dense metal In the form of a cubic inns :
Is beautifully cxpobcd by showing Its enor
mous magnitude If stretched out In n slngl <
wire. The bonk gives an outline history o
bimetallism In the United States since 179
and contains many valuable statistics peril
pent to the Mibject. An appendix present
Mr. 1L. W. Knox's "Currency Statistics' '
originally written for the Louisville Courlot
ACUKS OF DIAMONDS , OH HOW MEI
MAY GET UICH HONESTLY Ily Russel
H. fornwell , LL.D. Illustrated. Clotli
Gilt. Of-orgo W. nishop , Philadelphia.
In Hie wnrfaie of life wealth Is at one
sword , shield and tent. It Is tm ; warrior'
weapon of offense and defense and also hi
shelter In the hour of repose. It represent
"the altogether" of life's essentials , am
hence to each individual the problem c
how to honestly obtain possession of rlcbc
Is full of absorbing and fascinating Intcresl
To desire wealth docs not Imply greed , bu
on the contrary may and should Imply
desire to serve mankind , a desire to dative
to the world the best of our energy , ou
talent , our gnlus. U may Imply a doslr
to hew down the many obstacles that Imped
Individual development , a purpose to som
an Imperious necessity almost as much ate
to breathe Couched In tbe most pleasln
diction , rich In personal reminiscences c
great men , full of words of wisdom , eloquer
In Impressing on the reader the great trut
so often overlooked , that opportunities II
near to every Individual and that the goldt
prize of fortune lies more often at one
threshold than In far off lands , the book I
not only charming and entertaining , not enl
liberal In Its dispensation of valuable Ir
formation and Instruction , but It casts
spell upon the reader , under which the worl
Is Illumined with new hopes and his sot
Is firctl with new ambition * and InvlgoraU
with an earnestness that means halt tli
battle of llfo already won. Portraits <
great and successful mm adorn Us pag <
In profusion , data calculated to help I
selecting a field In which to cast one
lot are given and nothing see.ns to I
omitted to make an attractive volnm * . cli
quent from cover to cover In the , cuuse i
teaching how to git tlch honestly.
ENGLISH SEAMEN OF THE SIXTEENT
CENTURY Hy James Anthony Frond
Clolh , $1.75. Charles Scrlbncr's Son
New York. From Megeath. Stitlonei
company , Omaha.
The nine lectures published under 11
above title teem to have been suggesled I
Uielr brilliant author by the richness uf tl
material which he was obliged to leave 01
of his monumental "History of Enlgand. " M
Froudc maintains that England's hea powe
to-which she owes her greatness , | the leslt
mate child of the reformation , and that
grew out of the new , despised ProtcstantUn
This leads him to a close examination <
the temper of the parties In England clurli
the last years of Henry VIII , and the relgi
of Edward , Mary and Elizabeth. Tha stoi
of the national prlvaleerlng Is mosl fasclna
Ing , a Mr. Froude tells It. with Its biilllm
pictures of the dare-devil freebooters wl
controlled It , and their dazzling explol
In the name of Ihc crown. Cjptuln HawKIn
establishment of the Christian tnilllc in Air
can slaves , and the profitable hliare of tl
queen and council In the gains of Iho vci
lure , the raid on the West Indies and tl
South American Spanish eeltlemcnU , tl
attack on Cadiz , the splendid resources , ski
and courage of the Plymouth seamen In a
this wild nnd fatc/ul business HawUIn
Ualclgh , Gilbert , above all , illustrlnuj Dral
the preparation and tailing of the Invli
c'ble ' Armada , and Its swift destruction at tl
bunds of the queen's Heel , all lhee thin ;
furnish mailer for Hie lectures and limit- -
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Coal Statistics Is n flexible oloth-cov.Ti
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and other mailer relating to UIL- coal lrad- >
general. Pries , 50 cents. Aller & Hul <
Phll.iilcli.hla.
The prominent feature In the May numb
of The llanker'a Magazine Is a strum ; rep
to the arguments advanced In "Coin , " mid
the nil ? "Cfin1- Financial Schcol Answered
Albert C. Stevens discusses "The World
Whejl Crop and Cause for Low Prices
Another featur" that cannot fill to Inter ?
Ihc student of the financial situation Is
sliver symposium , presenting the view * of
large number of prominent authorities
homo and abroad. John G. Floyd , S3 Jol
street. New Yoi I ; .
A beautifully Illustrated paper on birds , e
titled "When Leaves Are Green , " U o :
among the many striking features In t
June number of the Pall Mall Gazette. T
feathered favorites are pictured very arllstl
ally In natural rotors. The frontispiece , t
titled "Out of Mischief. " exhibiting n ba
suspended by a cloth bound around its wall
will be admired by every mother. "Pon
mouth , P.i't and Prmnt " by S. Eardle
Wllmot , Captain It. X. , Is handsomely lilt :
trat'd and Is full of interesting n-inlnl-cMii
William Waldorf Antor contrlbui s u br
tomanc * entitle ] "Tho Urd Dwarf ( t Hahf
stein. " Evelyn Wood contribute * lh four
anil CODE udlns paper on "Caralry In t
Waterloo " " ! * lilt
Campaign , A "rUcing )
rated poem Is entitled 'The Kel EarlM
The number Is profuse In Its variety of goo < l
natcrlnl. The International News Company ,
S'cw York
A striking portrait of Hon. Chnrlcn A.
) .um , from Ms Intent plmtograph , forms tlio
rimtlsplt'co of the June number ot tha
Clmutaiiquan. It accompanies a strong bin-
; rnphcal ! and critical nrllcle by Franklin
lorrls. "Sra Gardens Off Iho llermudas , " la
he subject of a bright sketch by Mary F.
loneyman. A shorl story from llio French ,
milled "Mademoiselle Clemenrc. " IH one of
he attractions , nml the ever Inlerontlng per *
duality ut Hlchaid Wagner Is shown In a
lew tight by Mrs. E. W. Ilubbard , Dr.
'heoJore L. Hood , Meadvllle. P .
' General Fremont rashly bewail the war
n California by scl/Ing a bund of heroes
iclonglng to Ihe Mexican government , " The
\or.ls . just quoted are taken from an article
n the May number of Overlnnd Monthly , on-
Illed "The Hear Flag , " In which Is nar-
rsted General indwell's version of some ol
he movements cf General Fremont prior to
I'c war with Mexico U. liefer , In the same
sine , describes same "Memorabln Contests
or Orrrjon St > nator hlp < , " and Arthur
nkcrsley contributes some delightful reml-
ilicBiii'p concerning "The Churches of For-
y-nlne. " ( herhml Monthly Publishing
company , San Frinrltco.
lleaumont-Flelcher's review of "Trilby" .13
t play in the June number of Godey's Maga-
IIIP l very comprehensive and Is of Interest
0 both those who have and have not seen
lit * wonderful drama. W. A. Cooper has an
article on the National Academy of Design ,
vlth magnificent Illustrations. "How Tweed
Was Delected. " by Henry Mnnti , who re-
Hirlcd the proceedings of Ihe famous trial. Is
ilglily Interesting , from both an historical
and detective standpoiu . ih-sl.lcs . thesu
here are shorl stories , essays. Illustrated
articles , hook reviews , poems , etc. the. whola
beautifully Illustrated. Godey's Fashions can-
lot fall to attract the women readers who art )
nlerested In the latest designs ot gowni.
The Godey Company. 6:1-54 : Lafayette Place ,
New York.
Dr. August Schachner , In his "Midwinter
Travels Through Mexico. " In the June Mld-
'oitltint : Magazine , bus gone quite out ol
ho beaten track ot the ordinary tourist , and
IDS gl\cn much that N new and valuable
concerning our sister republic. His descrlp-
Ions ot the schools and hospitals , of the
iiMsnnt's characlcrlstlcs , ot Ihc fetus aud
lest us , arc nil entertaining and moral. Prof.
Mortlson H. Caldwell , In a pnper entitled
'How Shall We Pronounce English ? " main-
alns that the pronunciation which obtains
unong the cultivated people ot the south
mre nearly conforms to the usage of the
} ? ! > t London authorities than does that ot
he makers of school books and dictionaries
for the people of the United States. Ho
eltei authorities ( o chow that climate Influ
ences pronunciation , and that the trilled r's
and nasal ng's characteristic ot the Uoston
ittcrancc. and absent ftom the speech ot
the soulherner , is duo to the effect of cll-
uate. He Insists that the south should hold
o her pronunciation nf English and refuse
o adopt Ihc dialect of the New Englauder.
Jlher papers , sktlches and poems , combine
D make this number an attractive , one. Tin
Mid-Continent Press , Louisville , Ky.
Scrlbner's Magazine for June opens with a
Iramatlc presentation of the three cpocha
n the history of Chicago Hefore tin Fire ,
After the Fire , and Today. The author , Mel
ville E. Stone , has long been associated with
the growth of Chicago as the owner and
editor of a great newspaper , and ho writes
with the fullest knowledge of the men and
material conditions that have made the new
Chicago. The Illustrations , which on facing
pages show Chicago as It was before the flru
ami Is now , nre from exactly the same polnti
of view , and glvo In the most striking man
ner a vivid Idea of whul the growth of Chicago
cage has been. The Illustrations ot today ar
from original paintings and not from photo
graphs. They represent Chicago as It never
before has been pictured. President An-
drews's "History of the Last ( Juarter-Csn-
tury , " In Ibis inslalmont , centers around ths
Centennial year , which was tilled with more
extraordinary circumstances than any single
year since the war. tlobert Grant's paper In
"Tho Art of Living" ! < ? rle this month dis
cusses the problem that , while the" pressure
of modern llfo has become very intense , how
shall n man or woman select and reject
what Is most Important , In order that tile
may case to be a succo i > lon of small lnclr
dents and unsatisfactory In Its details ? Mra ,
Ward's serial , "The Story of Ilessle Cost-
roll , " In this Issue , reaches a very dramatic
situation. George A. Hlhbard writes tha
story of an attempted legislative bribery at
Albany , which he calls "The Gentleman
from Huron. " A new writer , Mlsi Annls
Steger Winston , tells a love story of an un
usual kind , which she entitles "A Co-opera- ,
live Courtship. " ' Charles Scrlbner'a Sons ,
New York.
A new story by Hudyard Kipling , relating
the adventure of an American in England :
a fantastic "Tale of Revenge" by Robert
Barr nnd a bravo story of adventure by
Stanley J. Woyman , akin In Its tlmo and
setting to Mr. Weymnn's popular novel , "A
Gentleman of France , " In themselves give
the June number of McCYre's Magazine
special distinction. Out there Is no lack
of other significant matter. What men and
machinery accomplish , and how they are
sometimes blown to pieces , In the Du Pont
powder mills , and bow that "stupendous
aggregation of tenls and wonders , the
modern circus , gets planted In the llcldn at
daybreak and crammed Into tun cars at
midnight are the subjects of two Illustrated
papers by Cleveland Moffett. Tlio confer
ences between Generals Moltko and Wlm-
pffen , and Napoleon III. and Illsmarck , after
the battle of Sedan , to seltla the terms at tb.6
French capitulation , are described by Archi
bald Forbes , who , as a London correspon
dent , was on the ground , and himself saw-
most of the bcencs of which he writes.
Some very interest ! ! ! ? ; pictures accompany
the article , while wllh It Is published a
letter from General Sheridan to General
Grant , written a few days after Sedan , and
Riving his ohservatloiiH at that and other
battles of the Franco-Prussian war. and re
cording his judgment that the American
armies had shown greater skill In our own
recent war than the French and German
armies were fallowing An Illustrated paper
on Saidou describes him In the way of dally
life. In his own home , and tells how ho gotB
about to make ono of bis unfailingly suc
cessful plays. John Ernest McCann con
tributes a very sweet and clever poem.S. .
S. WcCluro , Limited , 30 Lafayette Place , New ,
York City.
There 1 * much notable fiction In the bound
volume of the Century containing the num
bers of the magazine tor the pant six months.
There are the optnlng portions of F. Marlon
Crawford's "Casa llracclo , " wnich Is gcntr-
nlly conceded to ho tils best work. H Is
full of dramatic intensity and human passion.
There Is also the conclusion of Mrs. Ilurton
Harrison's romance of love and travel , "An
lOriant Wooing " Perhaps the most notable
of the many Bhort slories Is Hudyard Kip
ling's first American lale , "A Walking Delo-
Rale. " Tills hux attracted a great deal of
attention , not only because of the subject.
1 but because It IH a striking example of Mr.
I Kipling's power and Intlght Into character ,
| oven though It be animal character. There
are two of Mr. George A. Hlbbard's laughabla
complications. "Ona Woman's Way , " and "A
Vital Question. " There are shoil atorle * by
the following writers' Anna Elchberk King.
Hezeklah Ilutterworth , Richard Malcolm
I Johnston , Ruth McEnpry Stuart , Sarah Ornu
Jewell. Kate Chopin , Harry Ktlllwell Ed
wards and Sara Agnes Pryor. The volumu
U notable , uUo , an containing tlio Drat portion
tion of I'rot. William M. Hloane'a "Life ot
Napoleon. " Enough has already appeared to
show Prof. Sloune's thorough erasp of tha
subject , his freedom from prejudice , and
hU oomprchuislon of the cautej that made
possible Napnleon'r rise lo sovereign power.
The foremost ( mints In France and America
have liven called upon to Illiutrale tlio text.
Thomas Cummeiforil Martin describes
"Tesla'K Oscillator ami Other Inventions , "
with Illustrations from photographs. Hiram
S. Maxim detcrlbes with great particularity
what he bus accomplished In the way ot
making n flying rnachlno that will actually
Ily. There are printed hitherto unpublUhcd
tellers by Nathaniel Hawthorne and bis wife ,
nnd by Oliver Wendell Holmes. In "connec
tion with the latter Mrs. Annie Fields civet
a few loving reminiscence * of the poat. Tlier *
are flvo papers by Noah Ilrook , giving ptr-
sonal recollections of Lincoln during war
tlniw. Price , J3. The Century company ,
New York
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When ( .bo was u Child , she crlc.1 for CustorU.
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