Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; , JUNE 17 , 1895.
SPEQ1RL NOTICES.
Jldtertlcmrnu for these column * mill be
tafcrn until 12I3O p. in. for the e cnlne nd
until B p. m. for the morninc and Sunday
edition *
Advertiser * , by reqamtlnj : nnmborert
check , can bare answers nddreiied to n
numbered letter In euro of 'llto lleo. An-
uteri so addrcnacil irlll be ilrllrered , upon
1 mentation of the clicck only , llat-ifc ,
1 l-2o a word , flrtt Inicrtlon , la a word
hereafter. KothliiR taken for l Mthan2So
Tor llrtt Iniertlon.
Tlicso adTprtlienicnti roast inn coniecu *
lively.
8ITUATIONB WANTED.
nrot'NO WIDOW. OAUOHTKR OF- MASON
and I. O. O. r.i desires iiltuatlon as 'house
keeper or tnko change of hotel , city or country ,
or would correspond with view to matrimony ;
elderly Ki-nllcmcn preferred. Address Mrs Car
rie J. Wllburn. I' . O. Uox 1017 , Chlcnmi. 111.
A Mill 20 *
WANTEI3 MALE HELP.
WANTED , i.ooo MIN TO WRITE ME TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free. In plain sealed
envelope ) which cured ine of nervous drbllltjr ,
xhaused vitality , etc. Address C. J. Walker ,
Sox 1,311 , Kalamazoo. Mich. D M423
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CUBAN FRECKLES , PURE AND MILD. tC.
B 18I-J21
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1100.00 A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID
salesmen ; no experience required. U. 8. Clgai
Co. , 614 H. 7lh street , St. Louis , Mo.1J"SI93.
1J"SI93. 21
to LABORERS rou B. & M. KY. co. IN WYO-
mine , free transportation ; ship Monday after
noon. Kramer Sc O'Hcarn , llth and Farnatri
atreet. B-M10C 17'
WANTED -FliBlALK HELP.
ARE YOU HONEST , SOBER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
It BO , engage with us for 1SU3 ; J3W a month ,
13,600 a year ; you can mak It easy ; six hours
a day. Our agents do not complain of hard
times. WhyT They are maklnc money selling
our Perfection llsh Washer ; the only practical
family washer manufactured ; washes , dries
and polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes ;
no experience necessary ; a child of 8 operates
It easily ; che.ip and durable ; weight , thirteen
pounds ; mnde of antt-rust sheet steel ; capac
ity , 100 pieces ; J10.000 for Its rqiial ; e\cry fam
ily wants one ; you don't ha\c to canvas ; aa
noon as people know you ha\e It for sale
they send for a dish washer : each agent'e
territory protected ; no competition ; wo fur
nish sample ( neighs six pounds ) In nice case
to lady nRentH to take orders with ; cue nuenl
made ttll.M first ten < la > s Addrejs for full
particulars 1-crfcctlon Mfg. Co. , Knglewowl IU ,
WANTED , YOUNO GIRL. WITH EXPERI
pncc , to care for a throe-year-old child. Uefer
enws renulred. Apply at SOI South 25th av
lirforc C | i. m. _ C950.17'
WANTED , A aoon HERMAN tiiia. ARom
15 tears old. Apply at once , 2023 Ohio St.
WANTii : > . A GOOD dim. . rOIt GENERAI
housework. Apply 118 N. 39th street.
J70B , BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , P. 1C. DAHLINO , BAHKUR BLOCK ,
U 4 3
IIOUSUS IN ALL , 1'AIVTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Uavla company , 1505 I'arnnm. D 128
HOUSES , BUNUWA & CO. . J1S N. 1JTII ST.
D 127
It. li COLE CO. IJUldUST LIST IN OMAHA
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FOR HUNT DESIItAULH HOUSES ,
rooms , 211 8. 24th tl. . 30.
T rooms , 4205 Cumins at. , J22.
t rooms , WG N. 27th aye. . JJ2 W.
* rooms , 4907 Caes St. , (10.
II rooms , 4927 Davenport St. . $10 ,
E roomo , 3420 Jackson St. . ; S.
C roomi. 3513 Pratt St. . J7. _
Bee Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam t. D 1
JIUNTAL , AGENCY 62J SO. 1CT1I ST.
D 727
IO-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN , LOCATHD 221
Douglaa. W. F. Clark. D Mr.6-J18
iwo 9-uooii UHicic iiousns. issa-u I'AIU
avenue , facing Hanscom park , neatly new
hard wood llnlsli ; first Uaea modern con
\enlences. Inquire 1115 South :2n < l street.
D-&I3M
AND 7-KOOM FLATS , WITH RANQn AN1
all moderrT conveniences ; awnings , screens an <
Janitor serrlce. Call nt corner flat , 701 3. 16tl
U , from 19 to 12 and Mo 4. George Clouser.
D M594
I-UOOM MODEUN HOUSE , DnTACHUD
beautiful lawn ; shade trees. 605 South 2Stti
Apply to J. H. Farrotte. Douglas block.DM610
D-M610
Ton JIENT , FINE COTTAGE. 11ARN , LAIIQI
lawn , on car line. U. C. Patterson , Ham ( re blh
D 407
S UUJQANT 6-UOO1I COTTAGES JUST BUIL.1 ]
JJ2.50. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnan
P-S42
THRniMlOOM COTTAGE WITH GARDEN. E
K. Cnr. J3rd and Clark St. Inquire 1 23 Jack
son SI. D K3
MODERN HOUSE. TH ST. & POF
pleton. Hartman & Hobblns , 210 Bee bid * .
D-821-Jya
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MODERN TEN-ROOM HOUSES ON MOTO
line for rent at JiO.UO per month. E. II. Bhenf
432 I'axton block. D M53S 21
FOR RENT. 8-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODER
! rnprovementn : hard wood finish anil Inn
rooms. No. 4M N. 23rJ. D M105 19
FOR RENT. AT REASONABLE PRICE , M
residence , cor. 24th and St. Mary's ) ave. , fu
nlshixl or unfurnished , for the summer. .
longer. Mrs. M. Hellman. D Kt-21
CHOICE EIOHT-ROOM BRICK RESIDENC1
inotlei n , Sherwood ave. , near IGth and Lak
513.0) ) .
Central olsht-room bilck , f3d and California , J33.
LarRO brick residence. 23(1 nnd California. C. t
HlBrr. 615 N. Y. Life Bldg. D 9S8-17
2708 FARNAM STREET.
\f , M. Rogers , 1323 Farnarn street.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT FOR TH
mimmer. Inquire Mrs. J , W. Cotton , 118 S
18th. D m-30-18'
FOR .RENT , 7-ROOM , EAST FRONT , MOE
crn. Call 062 No. 20th , rent } ! 5 ( . D M933
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKKEPINC
& rooms , first floor , or 4 rooms , second Iloo
city water , hath , tarn , etc. : & minutes fro
poalolllcc. 822VJ S. 20th street. I ) M997 19'
FOR RENT. HOUSE 0 ROOMS AND SUMME
kitchen. 2512 Caldwell street. D M1000 23 *
BENT 1 URN laHED BOOMS
NICE' SOUTH FRONT ROOM. WELL
Dished , private family. Call 211 J Casa st.
E-M43J
PLEASANT ROOM , 1919 DODGE. E-M8S7
FURNISHED ROOM. C2 S. 19TH STREET.
E-M107-J18'
roil RENT. ELEGANTLY FURNISHE
rooms. 004 S. 13th. E-616 Jj2
9 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR MA ;
and nlfe ; rent taUen In board. 319 N. 17th.
E S8I-1S *
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FURNISHED ROOMS Me WEEK. 710 S. HTI
E ! )10-Jyl2 )
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO. ( t
B. )7lli street. E-M940 2S
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS' FOR OENTL1
men or light housekeeping. C:6 : Noith 17th strei
E-M939 17'
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NEATLY FURNL I1ED ROOMS , IiH S , KTII S1
E M103 19'
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F1V13 ROOMS , FURNISHED FOR HOUS1
kepplnci central , a a. Hee. E M1H 18 *
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMI
HlriGle or ennilte ; can hovuelterii on lit
-lluor. lili Chicago street. 1. M130 Is *
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ITJRNISHED ROOM3 AND BOfl.R :
THK ROSE. M29 HARNEY , NICE FURNI8HE
rooms with board ; special rate : to gentlemen.
1' M4-JI2 *
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. N. Irt
ulieet. f MIM 21'
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ROOM AND BOARD AT 212 BO. JiTH STRIJIT
F-M 4 IS'
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? 0 RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
with board ; terms reasonable. Call at 21
Dougliu. F S
FOR RENT SUITE OF ROOMS. ALSO KlT
el room , wllh board In private family ; refe
cnces. 82U Fnrrum. F tl IS'
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NicEi.YTimNisnnr > SOUTH ROOM WIT
toarU for two ; private family ; mi olhrr boon
en ; best home comforts. ( It No , 2Ut. b <
California and Wtbiter , F 504
FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROOMS , WIT
board. 1C4. Rlnney street. F-M1C1 '
BOUTH ROOMS. BINGLB OR RXSUtTD. PU !
mer ruin. 1308 Douglas. F MIS ) l $
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M7 S. tiTH AYE. PRIVATE FAMILY
F-.M1M J15'
I ROOMS. CLOSET. Kit ST , MARY'S AVB.
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S OK S UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENTJI
; 0 > B. 14th BL
FIVH MODERN ROOMS. INCLUDING PAI
Ion ; no chlMrea ; chtgp. til H. Itth.
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U-MSM-1T
EABT UOOUa. H.OO AND M. PKH MONTI
, fw a Mmsirm. . u-sms u
JOE RENT STORES AND OFFICES
TWO-STORY IIRICK , 22XM. AND M FEET
trackage , 711 8. 13th , at your own price. H.
Cole Co. , 106 N. 15th Bt. 1 716-J-8
FOR RENTTHEBTORY DRICIC BUILDING ,
til Farnam street. This building has a fire
proof cement basement , complete steam heat
ing fixtures , water on all floors , gait , etc. Ap-
plr at the office ot The Dee. 1 910
AGENTS WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN , S3 TO J10 A DAY , ADdress -
dress tha Handy Heater Co. Kit New York Llf
bldg. . Omaha , Neb. J U
WANTED , HUNDREDS OF AGENTS TO SELL
"The New Education" to school boards. Men
nold sixty sets last month to single districts.
The Diamond Lltho. Pub. Co. , Minneapolis ,
Minn. J-M043 17'
WANTED , DISTRICT AND CITY MANAGERS
to represent the Unltrd States llenevolont >
clely ; pays sick , nccklont and funeral benefits.
Addresi J. H. Pitcher , secretary , Saulnaw , East
Side , Mich. J Mill 22 *
RENTAL AGENCY.
G. O. WALLACE , RENTALS , 312 BROWN Ilt.K.
L-M703
STORAGE.
STORAGE , FRANK EWERS. lll IIARNRY.
an 35
BESTSTORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. a
KOV. bond warehouse ; household goods stored :
lowest rales. 1013-1015 Lea verm orth. M4M
STORAGE.
Continued.
STOVES STORED DURING SUMMER. TEL.
MO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Store Repair Works.
M437
'ACIFIC ' STORAGE A WAREHOUSE CO. . 9TH
& Jones sts. General storage and forwarding.
M43J
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE , 30 ROOMS FURNITURE ; CENtral -
tral location ; 18 boarder- ) ! Rood reasons for
selling ; great bargain. Address S 18. Bee ,
0-M870
FOR SALE. WALNUT BEDROOM SUIT GOOD
as new with iruxttrcss and springs. > M 00. F.
J. W. . KOD No. 19th St. O M954-17 *
FOR SALE. HORSES AND WAGONS
UGH. STYLISH , TWO-SEATED TRAP WITH
reversible seat , slightly used. ; Mc Cormlck't
torn , 14th nnd Honard. P 9M-17 *
FOR SALE M.I8CKI/LANEOU8
HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOG AND
chicken ( cnce. Clias. lu Lee , tth and Douglas.
Q441
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. . AMES. NEB ,
has 400 tons good baled hay to sell. Q M442
FOR SALE , A PET DEER. INQUIRE A. D.
Brandies , Boston Store. Q MC94
CUBAN FRECKLES SOLD EVERYWHERE , 6C.
Q1S4 J21
GOOD SECOND HAND SET LIGHT DOUBLE
lint-ness , J13 00. 624 8. 16th st. Q-M910 17
FOR HALE. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ,
nearly IIPW : bo Bold thtmii. Adilresa (5 14.
Bee. Council Bluffs. Q-M947 13
FOR SALE. OLD LUMBER CONSISTING Or
scantllnpr 2x4. 2x8. 2x10 , 8x8 , shlplnp , ftheetlnK
siding , doom , windows , etc. , lit the Associated
Charities wood yard , 807 Howard st. Q957-Jyl4
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium , Sthjearot 119 N , 16th ,
S1I3
FORTUNES TOLD THROUGH THE STARE
nnd through the Kplrlt. Amelia Goodman ,
Union Depot hotel , llth and Mason , room 2 , up.
stairs. S 90S-19 *
MADAM E. AUSTIN. TRANCE MEDIUM AND
Independent cnrd reader. Room 2 , & S istr
Bt. Hamburg hotel. S930 2C'
, . JJATHS. KTO.
MADAM SMITH. M2 S. 13TH 2D FLOOR , ROOJi
3 : magnetic , vapor , alcohol , steam , uulpluirliu
and sea baths. T M9SO-22 *
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD. 1121 DODGE
T M639 Jy 4
FINEST BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS It
city. Mme. Howrll , 318 & 320 8. 15th ; thorough !
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant
T MS70 Jy 12 *
MRS. DR. LEON. KLEGANT MASSAGE ANI
electric bath. Parlors restful and refresh
Ing ; . 412 North , 14th street. T M1S2 23 *
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN Cm
exclusively for ladles. Suit * 109-110 , Bee bldg
135
LADIES' BATHS , 6 FOR 5. MME. POST , 313V
B. 15. 730
PERSONAL.
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE T (
order from measure. 1909 Farnam street.
street.U
U 383
VIAVI CO. , 840 BEE BLDO. ; HEALTH BOOH
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U414
B. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS , CUT FLOWERS
Banquet , hull , residence and grave decorations
1S13 Vlnton street. Telephone 77C. U M443
BATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST. J19H B. 15TH
U731
CUBAN FRECKLES , WORTH IOC FOR 5C
U184 J21
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED
tie. No. 16th. Jus. Henderson. U 387 J 27
BARGAIN. 12 CABINET PHOTOS. 12. DAVIES
113 S. ICth street , opposite Boston Store.
U-MWD 30
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAr
on pianos , jewels , bicycles , etc. Buslnes
strictly confidential. Address Postornce Bo :
S26. U-M702
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INT <
rugs ; any size you wish. 1321 Leavcnwnrtl
street. U M70S JyO
A LADY THAT LIVES ON CAPITOL AVENtl :
wishes to see that tall gentleman that aske
her to get married last September and sh
told him that "she was afraid he would M
her. " Address S 26 , Bee. U 323-17 *
WANTED. HAS ANY PERSON A NUMBER 1
dictionary ? Advertiser Is short this numb
and wlshct to "complete set. Apply at buslnes
olllce of The Bee. U M932 17
NONE IN THE RACE WITH CLARKE'S PUR1
Rye Whisky. A family medicine. Absolute !
pure. In bottles. t U MI2S 17
MONEY TO LOAN KfcAL ESTATI
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y. LIFE
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and Ion a farms or Omaha city propertj
W4M
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THI
O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam St. W431
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO. . 10 WALL ST.
New York , offer any purt 1M.OOO eastern In
\eslor'B names , who Via\e money to Invest
Just compiled. Write for particulars.
W M303 J23
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. CIS N. Y. LIFE
W450
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED O !
or bought. F. O , Chesncy , Kansas City , Me
W453
CAPITAL. J.000,000 ; SURPLUS , 1600,000 ; U. i
Mortgage Truit Co. . New York. For 6 per cer
loans on city property apply to Pusvy & Thoma :
agents , room 07 First Nat'l Dank bldg.W25S
W-25S
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH.
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , I'axton blh
W447
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA RKAL ESTATI
at 6 per cent. W. B. Melkel , 1st Nat. Bk bids
W448
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH ,
property. Fidelity Trust company. 1703 Farnam
W443
IXJANS ON IMPROVED * UNIMPROVED CIT
property. W. Farnam Smith Co. , 1320 Farnan
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 417 , It AMU E BLOCK
X4U
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE ANI
pianos. Fred Terry , 430 Ramge tlk. X4M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; jo
cn pay the loan off at any time or In an
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
308 80. Hth fit.
fit.X47)
X47)
BUSINESS OHANOtS.
CUBAN FRECKLES. THE ONLY CIGAR. SC
Y1S4 JH
BUSINESS CHANCE TO RESPONSHJL
party , \\llh Si.000 or 110.000 to put Into oh
ettablUhrd wholesale optical house , looated I
Chicago , and dolnj business | n the west ; ha %
flv * traveling saleimen on the road. Addroi
, Omaha Be * . Y MM ) tS
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WHOM TUB LIVER DOKS OT CT rKor
wly III * , whole system Is il rane l. Nothln
will restore that organ to Its proper function
no quickly ni CUrko's Putt R > Whliky. Bol
at dealers. -Mm 17
WANTED. PARTY TO TAKE HALV INTEI !
Mt In manufacture of air cushion * ana 111
prtserrtra In Omaha. Good article ; protect *
by patents. Adrireu Uatthlaa Abrnli , Lamoti
Jacluon Co. . loir * . Y N ll IT *
A GOOD SALOON1 FOR SALE IX OMAHA A
A4 < Jr i a > 0. Do * . Y-fSt-lT-
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued.
$12,000.00 STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN BEST
town In eastern Nebraska , for land and casher
or equivalent. Address S 29 , care l ! e.
OLD ESTABLISHED MEAT MARKET AND
grocery for sale cheap. Address 3 31 UPC
Y -951-17
MONEY IN CATTLE , SNAP. PRACTICAL
mnn wanted with cash to stock nnd manage
l.O'W-acre ' Irrigated ranch , cash to go Into
uteers. / Will Incorporate. Cut this out. R.
M. Lewis , Evanston. Wyo. Y M991-H *
HALF INTEREST IN SMALL MANUFACTURIng -
Ing and wholesale business , Omaha , making
irooil living and capable of large development ,
J3000 ; whole builness JI.WO. U. G. Wallace ,
312 J. J. Brown blk. Y 887-15
FOR EXOHAMO& .
WILL EXCHANGE MILLINERY FOR RANGE
coal. 1512 Douglas street. Z-M730 21
WANTED TO TRADE NEW STANDARD Bi
cycle for draft horse weighing 1,500 pounds or
moro E. J , Davis. 1115 Furnam st , Z37
FARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI ,
for stock of hardware or Implements. Knox &
Rlsser , 37H Pearl st. , Council Blurts , In.Z117J23
Z117J23
TO EXCHANGE , A COMBINED STOCK OF
drug * , clocks , watches. Jewelry , blank nnd
school books , \\nll tmper. window shidrs , paints ,
olH glass , etc. Will Invoice , with fixtures ,
about 19.000. AVnnt improved farm. Address
A. J. Pltier , Cherryvnle , Kansas.ZM84T
Z-M84T JylO *
1 WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE FOR
real estate and cash II. A. Wagner , Omaha.
Z-M100
2 LOTS. CHEAP AT JI.OOO. WILL TRADE FOR
bicycle or horse and buggy , JK ) canh and 1200
mortgage.
Down town residence. 8 rooms , worth JO.MO.
will take (3,000 In clear outside property and
I > a1anre mortgage.
Good hardware stock , 56,000 , fo' clear real
citato nnd some cash ,
O. G. Wallace. 312 J. J. Brown blk.
Z-S86-15
FOR HALE ne.Ali ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS , THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE la
BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARM ;
sale or trade. F. 1C , Darling , Barker Block.
RE 4CO
IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
at prices that will surprise jou. If taken with
in 2 weeks. J. H. Sherwood , 4H N. Y. Life.
RE m
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
ertlea and farms. John N. Frenzer , opp. P. O.
RE Ul
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Garvln Bros , 210 N. Y. L
RE 103
FOR SALE , 4-ROOM COTTAGE. FULL LOT ,
i-nst front , $700.00 , terms easy ; bargain R. C.
Patterson , Raingt * block. RE MS44
FARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON , 812 N. Y. Lift
RE B7-Jy 10
FOR SALE , DELIGHTFUL MODERN COTtage -
tage home , near N boulevard , (2,50000 ; JI.COUK
cash , balance easy at G per cent. Address S 2\
Bee. RE 093 IS
LISTEN TILL I TALK
'S feel east front on Georgia a\enuo , Just nortli
of Lcavenworth Btreet , house , 10 rooms , n lint
home , sold recently nt 113,000 ; my price , ( SMI ,
sm.ill payment do n , balance easy , 6i4 l > r cent.
House nnd 4ot out on Davenport street ; con I
$2.000 ; my price , $ WO , on easy terms. 8 rooms ,
too.
House and lot on South 25th nvtviuc ; hous ? nnil
lot cost $3,000 ; my price , $1C50.
House nnd lot In Sherman nvenue park , J700
$230. ) down , balance $10.00 , no Interest.
Plenty bargains In other parts of the city.
Vacant corner on South 24lh street. COxlM ,
cost J3.300 , my price. $1,500. Fine eait front lot ,
east park , worth $3.000 , this week nt $ ltW ) . Tin
only ( Ino corner left near park , east front , nl
$2bOO. 3 lots In Harlem lane , cost JS.VI cash
my price , $200 for nil. If jou want to soil sent
me a complete description , I can sell them.
FARM LANDS.
80 acre farm In Mnnona county , In. , all tillable ,
$500 ; easy terms. 300 ncres , 2. ! miles Boulhnenl
of Omaha , at $2000 PT acre. lmpro\eil 33) )
20 miles from Omaha , pirtly Improved at a sic
rlflce. only $14.00 per ncre. 400 ncres , tvipnt )
miles out south ; n complete farm home ; bar
gain If taken quick. ICO acres In MlBaJuri u
exchange for outside lots and c. > sh. Bend de
scrlptlon of what you want to sell or exchange
Houses to rent. Ljmnn Waterman , 822 N. Y
Life bldg. RE M103 17
LOT WORTH $750 FOR $230.
Business lot worth $ S50 for $300.
House , modern , cost $4.EOO. for $2,750.
Cottage , close In. worth $3,000. for $2.000.
Property renting for $410 per year. $3,000.
G. G. Wallace , 312 J. J. Brown blk.
blk.RE8S515
RE-8S5-15
ElCSTCUEb.
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. ICTH. 461
VICTOR BICYCLES , THE FINEST OF ALI
bicycles. Omaha Ulcjcle Co. , 323 N. ICth street
46C
STERLING BUILT LIKE A WATCH WEST
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 1515 Howard street
465
SEE THE VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS O >
Relay Special. Will Barnum Bro. , 120 N. 15th
467
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO.
116 3 15th street. 4C8
A. L. DEANE & CO. , 1116 FARNAM STREET
469
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO.,211 ! CUMING
470
MANTELS , GRATi'S AND TILES
WOOD MANTLES. ORATES. TILES FOR FIRI
places , \estlbules and large floors ; write fo
catalogue. Milton Rogers & . Sons , Omaha.
471
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 4304 Burdette ,
803 J30 *
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ,
C. E. MORRILL. PAPER HANGING. HOU8I
slzn painting , brick work , plastering ; off. R. I
Barker blk. ; tel. 735 ; shop 913 N. 24th ut.
4M
fllUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MRS. FANNY ADLER. PIANO TEACHER
graduate Vienna Conservator ) ' . 803 So. Hth st
83S-Jy'J
GEORGE F. GELLENBECK. BANJO ANI
guitar teacher. 1911 Cass street. tt 109
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION ,
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THE FREE PplT PROJECT.
1 I'-in i
Preliminary Step * la' am Important Com-
mercliil Kn rprlHO.
The first step toward the estaUllsliment o
a free port near New York City was taker
on the 1st last , , when the Long Island rail
road extension to Montauk Point was com
pleted. A few clays before the purchase o
5,500 acres of land skirting the Point am
Fort Pond Hay was effected and deeds filed
The property was secured by Mr. Austlt
Corbln , president of the Long Island railroad
and Mr. Charles M. Pratt of Brooklyn.
Before the design of a free city can bi
carried out , says the New York Sun , congress
gross will have to act , as the new port , I
established , will have to be under the gov
ernment's supervision ; but long before tha' '
plan can be fulfilled a summer community
Is likely to grow up on this almost un
Inhabited neck of land. Fort Pond Bay slt <
Is all that could be asked for the purpose o
a frco port. On Its western side the lam
narrows to a neck about a quarter of a mill
wide.
On the south or ocean side no piers can bi
built , as the coast Is open to the Atlantic
The conditions are the same at the east end
the high bluff on which Is the Montaul
light. On the nortli side there Is a natura
deep water harbor , protected on every sldi
but one , and that can be provided with i
breakwater. The point Itself protects It 01
the south ; the main body of the Island am
the north fork , or Orldnt Point , and Sheltei
Island on the west and northwest , and ot
the nortli It Is open only to the sounds. Fron
the cast , however , the Atlantic has a goot
sweep by way of Block Island sound , whlcl
Is the broad way between Montauk Poln
and Block Island. A breakwater would havi
to be built , probably , on that side , In vcrj
deep water
Montauk Point proper Is a big promontory
about ten miles long. Once , It Is thought , I
was not a part of LongIsland. . While thi
Island Itself Is all sand , and at the easten
end generally level , tne Montauk penlnsul ;
U a bluff of clay and gravel and grea
boulders. It Is supposed to have been landct
there after the glacial period and in thi
times when portions of the earth's crust :
were carried away from their former lodg
ments.
Separated from Long Island at first , It wai
so washed by the sea that the sand wai
piled up until the Nepague beach \va :
formed , connecting the big Island with thi
mainland. For the first three miles tin
Point is wooded. Then the trees cease , tin
land begins to rise , and there are wtdi
stretches of salt hay. Then begin the foot
hills of Montauk , and from there to the em
of the Point there Is a series of rolllnf
uplands , fifty or sixty feet above the set
level , with some hills about 250 feet high.
The steamship line Included In the genera
plan Is to be American "but nothing can bi
done so far In advanceIn ; connection will
the general plan theTe' ' mist be conslderei
the engineering projoiifj proposed regardlni
the Long Island railroad , the East rive ;
bridges and elevated /structures / , connectlni
the Long Island road's ! tracks with the Ncv
York Central's , and a tunnel beneath thi
North and East rivers,11 and through Man
Italian Island , connecting the Long Islam
road with the Jersey linos.
The first necessary > vprk on the govern
ment's part to compet | < x the natural harbo :
at Fort Pond wouhf be Uie building of i
breakwater , and U li'safil that the govern
ment had been askctl 'Id ' do this. Senate
Chandler of New -Haoipihlre , where Mr
Corbln has one of hUndiunlry seats , vlaltei
Montauk a short time atfo , In company will
Messrs. Corbln and Pratt , and It was salt
that he went In behaif at the government.
n
hcmrlrt I'cvcr tcim Up ,
The prevalence of ricarlet fever or an'
other contagious dlseasd need not alarm yoi
if you use Allen's Hyglen'c' Fluid. It Is th
Ideal preventive medicine cleansing , purify
Ing and healing. No household should b
without it.
_ _
Mr. f'U'TPlnmt Make * .More troublr.
Chicago Tribune : "That Cincinnati lawyer,1
remarked the exchange editor , "was made at
torney general , I suppose for the purpose o
Harmonizing the cabinet. "
"He wasn't needed for that purpose. " cb
served the financial editor. "The cabinet al
ready voted as a unit. "
"How was that ? " ,
"All-nay. *
"That's the most Limontabla effort I eve
heard. " retorted the exchange editor , and th
two glared at each other and breathed hard
Captain Sweeney. U. S. A. , San Dlegc
Cal. , iijra : "ShIIoh'i Catarrh Remedy U th
- medicine I have ever found that wculi
e any good. " Prlw cOe.
LOST MAN'S LANE.
; , HY ANNA KATIir.RINH ORIiliNR.
( Cop > Tlsht , ms , liy Irving llachcller. )
CHAPTER III.
How I found my way out ot that room and
tow I at last stumbled Into my own , Is ot
malt Importance. What I should tell U that
ust as I crossed my darkened threshold I
caught , tar down the hall , a passing glimpse
of Lucetta , carrying a lighted candle In her
hand. After that short \lew I remember
nothing. Yet I must have undres-aed myself
and gene to bed , for when I woke In the
nornlng I was between the shi-c's. and the
After that short \low I remember nothing.
bed was pushed back In Us place against
the wall.
It was a maid who woke me. 1 had seen
this woman before , and had rather liked her
appearance , which was that of a strong and
kindly woman. She was building the ( Ire
when I opened my oyee , anil the cheerful
glow produced quite a strange effect upon
me. The vision * of the night seemed to re
cede , and for'a moment I bsllcvod myself to
have been merely the victim of a horrible
nightmare. Her face , as she turned toward
me , added to this feeling , It was so frank
and cheerful.
'Ah , MUs Grant , " she cried , "Mise Knollys
sends her love and hopes you luve passed
a pleasant night. "
I was dumfounded. Either her assurance
was great or my Imagination had Indeed
played mo a fearful trick. Djtermlned to
esttle the matter at once , 1 Inquired as lightly
as I could what had happened In the night
to keep the family up. To which she re
sponded that Miss Lucetta had been ill ( a
palpable falsehood , If I had really seen her
passing down the hall with a lighted candle
in her hand ) , adding , as I showed surprise In
my manner , "Lucetta Is often 111. Many IE
the night I have to sit up with her. "
"But I saw her , " I began , and stopped.
Had I In reality seen her , or had I been la
boring under an hallucination which brought
her Imago up before me , and If her image
had been .in hallucination , why not thai
other dreadful thing which haj made the
night a horror to me ? Changing my asser
tion then into a question , I asked if hei
young mistress was better , to which the
woman replied that happily she was , ant
having finished her work at the hearth , shi
rose and with an amiable air , inquired If sh (
could do anything for me.
I told her I wanted more light , and whet
she moved to arrange the curtains , I re
marked on the size of the house an ! aBke <
how many tnero were In the family.
She mentioned the three young people , i
man servant and herself , and then added
"Thero ate not many of ut but enough ti
make use of the house and to keep most o
the rooms stirred up. "
"And was there no one elae In the housi
last night ? " I pursued.
She turned sharply , looked at mo with dlt
pleasure , and quickly replied ; "Why , yc
were here , wore you not' "
I laughed , but did not demist. "And no o .
else' "
She seemed embarrassed at my pors'slence
but answerd emphatically enough : "No. n
one else. " At which I made up my mln
that I would try some time through the da ;
to see all the persons she had mentioned , am
If I found them all well , to regard my ad
venture as no more than an unusually vlvli
nightmare < > s possibly it was.
The woman herself at his moment uncon
sclously emphasized my decision. "If
might bo so curious , " eald she , "I would llki
to ask why you look BO palo this morning
Does a wakeful night clwa > s affect you It
this way ? " . , , , , ,
"No , " said I , "not when I am not fright
oned. "
"And you were frightened ?
"Very much so. "
"That is too bad ; what could have doni
it ? Miss Lucetta'B sickness ? "
"I thought. " paid I , rising on my elbow
so as to look her squarely In the face , "tha
some one came to my door at midnight am
locked It softly on the outside. "
"Dreams , dreams ! " ejaculated the woman
"That later , two hours after , perhaps , thi
same person came back and as softly un
locked It again. "
"Mero fancy , child , mere fancy.
"And do you mean to say , " I cried , start
Ing up. "that no one did do that ? "
"I do certainly mean to say that yoi
dreamed all t'als or that your Imagination
reived you. We had no time to como to you
dcor last night. "
"I will ask Miss Knollys. " I cried. "I can
not believe I dreamed that. "
But hero the woman assumed a very serl
ous air.
"I would not disturb Miss Knollys If
were you. Stio has her troubles and is ven
anxious about her sister and not well hersel
besides. H would be cruel to bother he
with silly fancies Just now. "
Jt was not a silly fancy , for I knew I ha <
experienced that part of my night's adven
ture If no more , but I was not untouched b :
the woman's appeal , so I let a little laugl
escape me , and , charmed at the beam o
sunshine which at that moment poured Inti
the room , I answered In qulto a dlfferen
tone of voice :
"Well It Is morning now and matter * lool
very different by daylight. PeiSiaps no om
did como to my door. At all events I wll
try to think so. "
Ileforo I was quite dressed Miss Knolly
came for me. She looked tired , but not m
careworn as I expectedi/lndeed , there sccmei
to bo a. slight lifting of the shadow that hai
been on the brow the day before. Seeing it
I became puzzled again , and resolving to Ig
nore the night entirely , I greeted her pleas
antly and scarcely changed color when h
said :
"Matilda tella me you did not sleep we'.l li
spite of my assurances. Is that EO , Mis
Grant ? "
"Jt Is so and It Isn't so , " I laughed ; "
slept some and I was awake some , but tha
was to he expected In a strange houte. But
feel very well this morning , better than Lu
cetta , I fear. I hear that she was quite II
In the night. "
"Lucetta has heart complaint , " answers
Mlis Knollys , with a curious tone of de
plslon In her voice. "Dut you will find he
clttlng In her usual placj at table this morn
Ing. "
And I did.
I had determined on rising to cut m ;
visit short and leave the house before th
day was out. Dut as the hours went by
found ttila becoming more and more dim
cult. The girls showed me so much kind
ness and the brother such a new Interea
that common gratitude kept me from show
Ing the extent of my feelings by a sudde
departure. Besides those feelings had , be
come much modified by the sunny nspec
of the day and by a long drive which Lti
oitta had given me In the early forenoor
The man whom they called Big Bob ha
brought round the horse , and thus havln
setn all the members ot the family allv
and well , I felt sure that the horror of th
night had Indeed been bat * a dream and the
It would be both unwise , a , 4 rldlculou * t
dwell any longer on what k perfittly * an
mind would dismiss at once.
Yet when the shadows brgl.i to le.ngtbe
and I found thil no change bad been mad
In ray apartment , and that I wa likely t
sleep again In that remote room , I felt
'aclded return of yesterday' * apprehentlor
Miss Knollys , whose face had grown
graver as the evening advanced , showed that
she appreciated my secret dread , and , with
a glance at her sister , put her arm round mo
as she led mo down the hall , vaylng that on
ho morrow she would be nhle to nuke dlf-
crent arrangements , If I would only excuse
her for this one more night.
I returned her embrace and answered as
ultably as my fears would allow , and malt-
ng n great effort over myself did succeed
n falling asleep much more quickly after
icr departure than I had anticipated.
Hut I was not to rest. The horrors of
ny short stay In this house were not ypt
over , and some lime In the night , I never
{ now nt what hour , I was again nwnkoned
) > the sound of a gliding step , a hntid on
.ho lock , and the turning of the key , which
'or the second tlnui made mo a prisoner.
So alt thut I had suffered the night before
had not been a dream ! Something strange ,
something which they feared to have mo
witness , was going on In this liotiso of
seemingly Innocent young people. What
could It be , and what connection would the
events of this night have with those of the
one before ?
Listening Intently. I hoard first the
.rampllng of several feet down the corridor ,
: heii a prolonged silence , and then a second
trampling , measured In Its tone , as when
saveral men carry a heavy burden. In
stantly I seemed to see again that out
stretched form and clay-cold face I had
touched the previous night , nnd with my
tialr rising on my forehead I hearkened to
the diminishing sounds till they dually
ceased In what Deemed to me to bo the
direction of the staircase.
Horrified beyond all precedent , and feelIng -
Ing myself Involved In the perpetration of
some unknown crime , I sank back on the
edge of the bed , asking myself whether I
should light my little stump of candle or no.
Hut Just then n stir somewhere below me
drew my attention to the window , and aban
doning all thought of a light , 1 sprang
to the curtains nnd drew them , only to
find mylov shut out by two blank
shutters. Desperate now , nnd con
vinced moro and more that there was
something to bo seen from this window ,
I pulled nt the fastenings with my whole
strength , and finally succeeded In unclosing
ons of the shutters , which fell slowly back.
Immediately a wide scene opened before mo
of stark black trees and whlto wastes ot
new fallen snow. Nothing elae , strain my
eyes as I would , till suddenly warned by a
slight sound from the corner of the house , 1
leaned out as far as I dared , when I saw
the moving shadows of four proplo ( oyly
the shadows , the people themselves were not
visible ) staggering under a load , the size
and shape of which were sharply delineated
on the snow. The burden was a coffin and
the bearers you can understand my terror
when I say this were not all men. Two
had skirts on , and If I was not greatly mis
taken In the slight and dellc-to form of the
hlndermost. It was Miss Knolly-t herself who
thus helped to carry an unknown body to
Its probable burial.
Overwhelmed by this 'confirmation of my
ftrange experiences of the night before , and
yet enough mistress of myself to wish to
gain all the Information I could on this mys
terious subject , I watched the shadows as
thpy wound their dreary way Into the leaf
less forest , and never moved from my station
till they had all disappeared In the obscurity
Then I sank back Into the room , winding
the heavy curtains about me to keep out the
deathly chill , both of my thoughts and
outside air , waiting and watching
for their return. H came In about
an hour. First the delicate form
9
They wen.- staggering under n load.
of Miss Knollys appeared , then the heavle ;
ono of the maid who had visited my room
and then those of two men , ono very largi
and one slighter. In other words , nig Bol
and young Mr. Knollys. Lucetta ovJdentlj
had not accompanied them. They came bac )
more quickly than they went , for they hai
left their burden behind them. Before the ;
entered the house I was already again li
bed , and not ten minutes after the fron
door had closed I heard the sly siep agali
at my door and that light turning of tin
lock which proved that the business of tin
night wag over.
( Continued Tuesday. )
DHUNKENNES3 AND CRIME.
J'rccoiitflvecl lileni Omrturiieil by Hrltul
Mnlistlcs.
Crlmlnologlsts have hitherto complained
says the New York Sun , that but llttlo as
slstance Is obtainable from Kngllsh Judlcla
statlstlce , these being untrustworthy In re
epcct of the conclusions oHlclally drawn am
defective even as regards the volume and ac
curacy of the data collected. The prescn
home secretary , Mr. Asqultli , has Instltutei
a reform In this matter and the latest rcpor
as to the statistics of crime. In Kngland am
Wales is a model document of Its kind , th
facts having been compiled with care am
then subjected to scientific revision nnd ex
position at the hands of expert statisticians
The result is eomo curious furprlsas will
referencs to the supposed relations of crlm
to drunkenness , to pauperism and to urbai
conditions of life.
The slock charge of the professional pro
hlbltlonlst U that Inebriety U the prolill
parent of law breaking. Mr. Troup , tlii
editor of the report Issued by the Horn
ofllce , says In his Introduction that , so fa
as England and Wales are concerned , ho I
unable to detect any connection between th
variations of drunkenness and crime. On th
contrary , Pembrokeshire , which la on th
black list ot convictions for drunkenness , I
In almost every other respect consplcuou
among exemplary counties , while crimes o
violence or against morals ore still rarei
Let its glanrn at another point The social
Ists tell us that could wo extirpate povert ;
wo should FOOD tee crime die out. Mi
Troup doe * not find In his statistic ? any con
flrmatlon ot this tenet. The facts obtalnci
do undoubtedly show that the marriage rat
varies Inversely with pauperism , but n
casual or sinpathctlc relation can ba trace
between the fluctuations of pauperism am
crime. If the data , Indeed , establish any
thing , It It the paradox that some crimes In
crease In years of prospcrlly.
Anotlior preconceived Idea , namely , tha
great cities arc nests oflce. . will be shake
by these etathtlcs. Mr. Troup finds that th
countloi wliere offenses ugalnit moraln pn
vail most are 'in the agricultural district :
Rome traditional notions , also , In regard t
the geographical dlntrilmtlon of crlmo tur
out to bo nrroni-nui. Taffy , the Welihmar
for example , Instead of being a thief , us th
nursery rhyme asserts , proves upon Investlgi
lion to bo a pattern of honmty. Krom thl
point of view , Conilthmen , who nro brothei
to Welshman , occupy the very highest placi
In Cornwall the proportion of crime
property to population la only 43 per KM.OOi
Wo note , finally , that , nt regards the rtli
Uon of crime to tea icons ot the year , M
Troup'a. conctaibns confirm the result * ni
rlvnl at by etaUitlcUns In xithcr Haropoi
countries , vli. , that all otftmei ngtlnil tti
person ire most common In r.imrnir , will
tbo aealnit property are most rifa in tt
cold weather ,
JtUOICN AXlt I'KttWntOAtS.
Chips for June la unique , ns usual , and
every page 1s an artistic gem , A quaint
portrait of Joaquln Miller , drawn from ft
recent photograph , Is one ot the fcnturp .
The Chips Publlihlng Company , 1918 DownIng -
Ing Building , Fulton Street , New York.
"In the Convent Garden , " R reverie by
Rilwnrd Horfnmn , "Le Htilsseau. " written
for the piano forte , by John Wlegand , nnd
"Enterprise Cadets' March , " by J. C. Macy ,
nrc tin co pieces ot music that Imvo Just been
Issued by Lyou & Ilraly , Chicago muslo
publlshrrs.
No other fashion designer ot the day hat
set forth such a practical and artistic nrrny
ot models for outing gouns ns those shown
In Jcnncss Miller Monthly for June. Mrs.
Miller herself opens the book with a charm
ing article on bicycling , throwing n new and
even poetic light on the best known nut ]
most popular sport of the day. JomicM
Miller Monthly , 114 Fifth Avenue , Now York.
"Quid Hotilbutton Domino" Is the title ol
a new piece ot nncrcd music for alto solo
nnd quartet or chorus ( mixed \olccs ) mil ta
ble for Catholic choirs or for use nt sacred
concerts. The production is by a member
ot the Order of Mercy , Providence , 11 , I , ,
nnd Is published by Lyon ft lloaly , Chicago.
"Tho Meadow Drook Hunt , " a two-step
piece of music by Helen Francis Lowe , nnd
"Tho Colored Four Hundred March , " a two-
step march for banjo solo or duct , arranged
by Lnunce Knight , have Just been Issued by
Lyon & Henly of Chicago.
The current Itsuc ot the Financial Chroni
cle Is accompanied with n street railway
supplement containing some hundred pages
relating to the capitalization , earnings , etc. ,
of street railways , This supplement is Issued
quarterly , being one of the series ot supple
ments furnished to the Chronicle subscribers.
The series now comprises the Investors' sup
plement ( a quarterly ) devoted to the finances
of steam railroads and the Industrials , tha
state and city supplement ( annual ) , the street
railway supplement ( quarterly ) and the quo
tation supplement ( monthly ) . The require
ments of the Investment public \\ould appear
to bo entirely met by the publishers of the
Financial Chronicle. William H. Dana com
pany , New York.
The Juno Overland Monthly Is preeminently
nently a Hawaiian number , the major portion
of Its space being devoted to these tropical
islands. Sunford U. Dote , president of the
lUwallan republic , writes on "Hawaiian
Land Tenure , * ; " W. N. Aimsttong , ox-minis
ter to H. 11. H. Kalakaua. Describes Kala-
kaua's trip around the worlJ , detailing Its
causes , Incidents ami results ; N. U. Emerson
gives the. tcader n peep Into ancient Hawaii
In n paper entitled "Pakim , the Outlaw ; "
Hugh Craig discourses on "The Hawaiian
Cable ; " John D. Sprockets tells of "Hawaii
for Tourists , " H. P. Baldwin contributes
paper on "Tho Sugar Interests of Hawaii , "
while Charles D. Miller Interests the reader
In "Coffee Planting In Hawaii. " Overland
Monthly Publishing Company , San Francisco.
A very strong paper In the Juno number ol
The Amerlcin Magazine ot Civics Is en
titled "Tho Issue in Ninety-Six. " by General
A. J. Warner , president of the lllmctallto
League. Mr. Warner attempts to show thai
tlio tariff can not become the main Issue In
the coming presidential election. Prof. John
H. Commons furnishes a very Interesting dis
cussion of "Progressive Individualism ; " Klla
W. Winston arraigns tier sex In an artlcla
entitled "Woman's Part In Political Sins ; " H.
M. Irwln eulogizes Hon. Joseph C. Siblcy In
3. paper on "Presidential Possibilities ; " Hor-
ioo F. Cutler presents an able argument In
f.ivor of "Jury Reform , " nnd Henry Hamlall
Walto Ph D. , TC\ lows the "Decennial of the
Vmerlcan Institute of Clvlcj , " Andrew J.
Palm & Co. , 38 Park How , New York.
Kach number of "Curient History" covers
he whole world , and neglects no Interest ot
.mporluii . c the diplomatic ntaiiKlcmenta
if nations ; policies of governments ; onnct-
nentH of legislatures and courts ; develop *
ncut of political parties ; social , economical
and icforin movements , business and Indus-
rial Intel ests ; scicntlllc , literary , and artis
tic progress , etc. , etc. , being Included In 1U
scope. The numbers follow a unltorm plan
of arrangement , nnd arc intended to be preserved -
served and bound In annual volumes , as a
copious detailed Index Is furnished , which
makes reference to any desired topic very
easy. The present number which appears
in a new and nttractivp cover , contains 2B8
lages of reading matter , and forty-four por-
.rolls of celebrities. The topics to which ,
among many others , most space Is devoted ,
are the Japan-China . ; r ( seventeen pagca
and map ) ; "Currency Problem In the United
States , " "Working of the Now Tariff Law , "
'Alllanca Incident , " "Cuban Revolt. " "Ha-
rtallan Insunectlon , " "Nlcaroguan and Ven
ezuelan Imbiogllos , " "Silver Question In tha
United States , " "Work ot the Fifty-third
Congress , " "Brooklyn Trolley Strike , " "Mu
nicipal Heform In Now Yoik. " "Manitoba
School Question in Canada , " "Newfoundland
jilsls , " "Election of a New President In
France , " "Armenian Atrocities , " "Discovery
of Aigon , " and "Anti-toxin Treatment of
Diphthcila. " An ably written review of the
lemarkablo career of the late Frederick
Douglass accompanies the Iul"page frontls-
? leco portrait of that reformer and orator ,
jnrretson Cox & Co , Buffalo , N. V ,
One of the leading articles In the Jung
Forum 1s contributed by General Francis A.
Walker , president of the Massachusetts Insti
tute of Technology , who traces the "Growth
of American Nationality , " attempting to show
how and when the United States became a
nation , and that It has all the characteristic *
of well defined nationality , lie saya that the
most powerful personal Influence on the de
velopment of American nationality was the
character ot Washington. "Tho Free Silver
Argument" Is discussed by Mr. W. II.
Harvey , author of "Coin's Financial School , "
from the standpoint of the frco silver ad-
\ocates ; on the other hand , Hon. John D.a
Witt Warner of the sound currency comi
mlttoo of the New York Reform club points
out what he regards as "Tha Grotesque
Fallacies of the Froa Sllvpr Argument. " Dr.
J. M. Rice , author of "Tho Public School
System of the United States , " severely
criticises the report of the committed of fif
teen on elementary education , and ad
vocates "A Rational Corralatlon ot School
Studies. " Mr. B. V. Powell lays down the
conditions which should govern "An Ameri
can Educational System In Fact ; " the prin
cipal condition ho thinks to be the con
solidation of smaller colleges with Urger
ones , and a system ot state control ; and ho
urges millionaires to give to colleges already
established , Instead of founding new ones ,
Dr. Charles L. Dana , "Are We Degenerat
ing ? " criticises Dr. Nordau's book on "De-
cenoratlon" from the btamlpolnt of an
alienist. Dr. Dana < iyn that the chief valua
of Dr. Nordau's book Is that It teaches us tq
discriminate In our search for art ami
aesthetic Impressions. Mr. Fletcher Osgood ,
an authority on voice culture , explains why
"The American Conversational Voice Is Had , "
and the number clusc.i with an encouraging ;
though conservative article on "The Im
proving Condition of Business. " The Forum
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