11 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , JUNE 30 , 1895.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
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taUrn until IBlltll p. m. for the erminenml
until 8 p. in. for tlio morning n'lii Sunday
edition.
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tlieck , < nn linto iinnncrs milres ( ecl to n
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SITUATION B V7 ANTED.
-VANTED-BTENOOIIAPIIBR AND GENERAL
oinco mnn wantu tionlik.n Juts' 11. Five > cars
experience. IKsl rcfeii'iiccs. Addrrta C. W.
Canfleld , Valentine , Nctjtiitka. A M 2
SITUATION WANTElT 1N KAMIhY WII.EHE
- there would ( no nnnliltiK or Iroiilnis.IIKPII
not no mticli of mi ohjei-i nil Ko d jieimnni-nt
inanition , Wtnld iicci'i.t . pnnlllon n Ko\prnot
or hou pki > i'p r If iilate will permit of rrcpect-
bl ihlni ; . V > ry best of refmi > vc * & * < " Ail-
Oteta T II. HII- . A-M4J3 M'
WANTED. RY MIDDLE-AGED LAIU. Ex
perienced In all kinds of hoitfckeeiilng ; will
leave city. Addiiss room 22 , Metropolitan hotel ,
Council Bluffs. A-MS91 31 *
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\ VANTEDPOSIT1ON AS FOREMAN ON FARM
hy expr rlcncfd fiitmer ; undcrstumls feeding
cnltlc. T 17 , Hi * . A 52S 30 *
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AVANTOD. TlTn AD"DRESS OF THE LUM nim
firm that wants to see Joe McArdlo of ' S.
401lr street. ' A 55 M *
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WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED FLOIl 1ST ,
n situation ; good on designs and dec rating ;
good references. Address T 20 , Bee.
A 518 30 *
WANTED if ALE KELP.
WANTED , 1,000 MEN TO AVR1TE ME TODAY
for the receipt ( absolutely free. In plain senled
envelope ) which cured mo of nervous debility ,
exhausted vitality , etc. Address C. J. Walker.
Box 1,341 , Knlnmazoo , Mich. B-M423
WANTED , FIRST CLASS UPHOLSTERER TO
work by day for a short lime. Address S GO.
Bee. B M310
AVANTED , MAN ON SALARY TO TAKE OR-
ilers In city If successfu" will prelxc ad
vancement. Apply after 9 n. m. r > 16 Doug
las. B-Mm.I > 23
FIXmiST AVANTED , SINOI.fi MAN ; TRAIN
runner ; all round cook , out nf town ; salesman ,
Canadian oince , 1J22 Douglas street.
B-MII8 30 *
WANTED , MAN TO SUPERINTEND BRANCH
nillce ; salary. 11.200 per year ; referenced nnd
1600 capital requlrnl. ItefeirnceR given. Ad-
ilress P. O. Box SC2. Chicago , III. B 445-9)
SALESMEN. A SNAP FOR BOTH YOU AND
customers. Ext7aoullnary utter , never b"fore
equalled. If you want a gcnx ! thhirf nddie n
Merchants Economy Co. . 121 A'an Buren Street ,
Chicago. B-t 17-30 *
J100 A MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID SALUH-
men : no exenrlence requlr- * ! . U. S. Cigar Co. ,
C34 S. 7th St. . St. Louis. Mo. H-419-30 *
8ALHSMHN-TO DRUO TRADF. . SIDE LINE
or otherwise. J. AV. Knight , 217-225 Slate st. ,
Racine , AVIs. B 134-30 *
WANTED. ACTIA'D PERSON TO TAKE A
position , J12.W n week from start.
Sirmanent . Shepp & Co. , box 78j ,
1'hlladelphla. Pa. H-4M-30 * _
W'ANTF.D , MEN'TO SELL STAPLE GOODS
tu grocery tinile.fC500 monthly halary or com
mission , experience unnicessarv. For particu
lars address , with stamp , Bell Clumlcnl Co. ,
South Bend , Ind , 11-439-30 *
BALESMiN- PF.R MONTH TO GOOD MEN
to sell Arctic Ice machines for refilgerators ;
KUaranteed 73 per cent. Cheaper than Ice ; lasts
n lifetime ; exclusive control given , write for
terms. Arctic Ice Machine Co. , Cincinnati. O.
II lll-DO *
WANTED-CAPABLE YOUNG MAN AVITH
$1,000 to rpen branch for Chicago house ; good
salary ami nil expenses paid , besides .in ex
tra commission ; permanent position wlt'i good
fu'ure to It Cleo , Munson , 123 Franklin ft. ,
Chicago. B-441-30 *
WANTED. A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
retail notion , embroidery , lace , white goods ,
hosiery and Hdkf man capable of looking after
nnd assisting In buying for ilepartnienl. Stale
refeiences , experience , married or single , Hilary
expected nn > l any other p.ullculars. Make
implication In person If poss hie. If not address
Chambers i Mniney Dry Goods Co. . St. Jo
seph , Mo. 11 454-30
BIDE LINE. GOOD SALESMEN CAN ADD
same en unoccupied ground. Man last year
earned J4.200. Samples COlbs. ) free. P. O 13il
N. Y. B M4M-1 *
BY ACT OF CONGRESS 1,000 ADDITIONAL
men for llie navy after Aug. 1st. Machinists ,
70 dollars : llremen , * > 3.V seamen , 121 ; coal
heavers. 22. Good home. Send fifteen two
cent stamps to pay clerk. J. F. Cole , Louis
vllle , Nebraska , for particulars. B 5u7-30
WANTED. SALESMEN I"OR BEST SF.LLING
line on the road ; liberal salary ; also side line
men for specialty. California Cider Co. , Chi.
cngo. II M458-3 *
WANTED SALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO
dealers , salary and expenses , cxtwrlrncv un
necessary , enclote 2c stamp. Union Clear Co. ,
171 Madison St. . Chicago. B-532 30 *
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5.00 PER 1,000 CASH PAID FOR DISTRIBUTIng -
Ing circulars ; enclose 4c. Universal Distribut
ing Bureau , Chicago. _ B 534 30 *
WANTED ! EXPERIENCED DEPUTIES TO
organize lodges in n st.ited salary. Address
Secretary , care Nelson Chesman & Co. , 121
Franklin street. Chicago. B 551 30 *
WANTED , 20 LABORERS , J1.50 PER DAY ,
collector J.W.OO per mrmth. Council llluffs Em-
ploymenl bureau , 27 Pearl street. B 555 30
WANTED .
YOU HONEST. SOIlCIt. INDUSTRIOUS ?
II ro , engage with us for 1693 ; ! 300 u month ,
(3,600 a ) ear ; you can make. It easy ; six hours
a day. Our agents do not complain of hard
times. AA'hy ? They are making money selling
our Perfection Dish AVnsher ; the only practical
family washer manufactured ; washes , dries
and polishes dishes perfectly In two minutes ;
no experience necessary ; a child of 8 cperates
It easily ; cheap and durable ; weight , thirteen
pounds ; made of anti-rust sheet steel ; capacity ,
100 pieces ; 110,000 for Its equal ; every family
wants one ; you don't have to canvas ; as soon
os people know you have It for s.ita they send
for a dish washer ; each agtnt's territory pro
tected ; no competition ; we furnish sample
( weighs six pounds ) In nice case to lady agents
to tike orders with ; one agent made $211.53 first
ten days. Address for full particulars Perfec-
llon tlfg. Co. . Engk-wood. Ill _ C M424
GIRL AVANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEAVORK
al 1919 Chicago. C M373
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GIRL AVANTED FOIl GENERAL HOUSE-
work. 1805 8. 10th street. C M39ii 30 *
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UADIE8 MAKE J20 A AA'KEK ADDRESSING
envelopes , folding circulars , etc. , at their
homes ; reply with stamp. France * 1. . Lane ,
Hammond , Ind. C 44I1-3) ) *
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ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW HOURS LEISure -
uro each day should write me at nnce regard
ing pleasant homo work which easily pays JIS
weekly. This Is no deception anil will cer
tainly pay you to Investigate. Reply vjih
stamped envelope Mrs. B. A. Stebblns. Ijiw-
rcnce. Mich. C 448-30 *
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WANTED. LADY OF EXTENSIVE ACQUAINT-
nnce In her town to furnish local addresses.
Address with stamp , "Directory , " 1427 O street.
Lincoln , Neb. C-H'-SO ' *
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WANTED. STRONG YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
care of baby 10 months old nnd help with
light housework. Apply at 614 N. Kill street.
C 543 30 *
WANTED. 'A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. Inquire al 4115 LaFayctte live.
C-SO 30 *
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED LADY DEPuty -
uty to organize lodges on salary. Address Sec
retary , care Nelson Chesman & Co. , 125 Frank-
lln street. Chicago. C 551 M'
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FOIl RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES. F , K. DARLINO. BARKER BLOCK.
D 435
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HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Dayls company , 150J Farnam. D 4i6
HOUSES. BCNAAVA & CO. . 103 N. 15TII ST.
D 427
U. E. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA ,
D-M4I3
FOR RENT DESIRABLE 1IOUSKS.
rooms , 211 S. 21th St. . (30.
7 rooms , 926 N. 21th live. . (22.50.
6 rooms , 4907 Cass st. , S10. 'j
t rooms , 4927 Davennorl St. . J1J.
E rooms. ! 420 Jackson St. . IS.
6 rooms. 3511 Pratt St. . $7.
B eFldclltyriiist Co. . 170J Far.am si. D-4
IIENTALAO.ENCY UTH
D-727
TWO 0-ROOM BRICK HOUSES. 139-41 PARK
avenue , fnclne Hanscom park , nearly new ;
hard wood ilnlsh ; first class modern con
veniences. Inquire 1115 South 32nd street.
D M821
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C AND 7-ROOM FLATS. AVITH RANGE ANB
nil modern conveniences ; avvnlnxs. screens and
janitor nrvlce. Call at corner Hat , ; in s. ICtli
St. , from 10 lo 11 and 2 lo 4. George dourer.
D-II5JI
2 ELEGANT 6-ROOM COTTAGES JUST BUH/ ? !
j.M , Fidelity Trust company , 1792 Fanuni.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D43
t-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 29TH ST. & P
pleton. Hartman & Bobbins. "O Ilee bldjr.
_ D-S4-Jy9
FOR HUNT. TAVO NICE HOUSES NEAP
Hanscom park' all conveniences. Hicks , 15
N. Y. Life bldx , U 559 J0
t-ROOM CAST FRONT MODERN. J N. 4UT11
. D IK Jy-18 *
NINE-P.OOM MODERN HOUSE. DETACHED
beautiful lawn ; shade trees. 005 South 23th.
Apply to J. H. Parrotle , Douglas block.
D-M7J *
FOR RENT-SIX-ROOU HOUSE NEAR KTI
and Cumin , sis. , p.OU. Inquire at IM So. ISth st
rt } t > < r VtHia.lniiuu
FOR KENT HOUSES.
Continued.
HoTIi3 N TiiooM'fx > TTAalT. H
la n nnd shade. 51 ! ) Miami ilree.1. D-.M31. !
roil "RENT , HOUPIJ o noons , J'MS CALD"
well at. Inquire ZSH. UM
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE'S NEAR inait SCHOOL.
115.00 anil IK.W per month. Inquire M1G Capitol
axe. n-M4-a
RL'AD THIS--2-HTORY COTTAGE. I1) ROOMS ,
lot 41\1S ) . good location , tit n great sucrlllee ,
II.CW. IJOO cniili , balance JIS pir motilli. 31W
! ml Cans. AVIIlis Yale * , agent. D 533 .10'
i-oii nr.NT , HOUSES ; REDUCED JULY i TO
SI2.iX > and 113.50 ; 6-room niudern rottnKes , llrst
class canilltlon , with bntli , 1035 California
street. D MS SO *
t-ROOM COTTAGE , X. E COll. 19TH AND
Jackson. D-41S ;
ICI2 CAPITOL AVENUE , 7 HOOMH. INQUIRE
SMS Cnplte.l avenue. D-4II 3 < J
DOWN1 TOWN .1 AND 4-ROOM FLATS FOR
families. F. K. Daillng , 4 ! Darker block.
D 422 1
rou HUNT MY IIOMI : , FURNISHED , WITH
largo lawn. sliado trcen nnd bnrn for Ivvo
months ; ready by July 4th. J. II. Evans. S3S 8.
87th tit. ) ' <
4.1 'J0
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CENTRAL , UNEQUALED. SEVEN FIVE-ROOM
houses unil Hats. Tlznrd , 221 N. 24th.
roil RENT CHEAPEIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
opposite park , on cur line. Gannett , 504 llrnwn
block. D 162-30 *
roii RENT TAVO c-nooM COTTAGES , ONI :
furnished. E06 H. 50th. Moilcrn
1) M525
TEN MINUTES' WALK FROM POSTOFFICE ;
choke nelghliorhi l ; Ion rent ; eight-room
liounff , modern , six-room cottage. Inquire nt
room ton N. Y. Life building. D-5C2 30'
IrOK KfcNT .bUKN J&HE.D .ROOMS.
roil RENT. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms. COl a. 13th. E CIO Jy2
rUUNlSHED IIOOM8 DOG WEEK. 710 S. 14TI1.
E-910 Jyli *
3 ROOMS FOIl IIOUSEKnni'INO FOR MAN
and wife ; rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
E SSI
NICELY FURNISHED OUTSIDE HOOMS ; GAS ;
steam heat. 711 B. ICtli ; third Hour , light.
13-"M3. G 31 *
MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED.
Rent taken In board. Corner 28th nnd Jackson.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping or gentlemen. 630 North 17lh.
E M415 1 *
SOUTH ROOM. FURNISHED , ON CAR LINE ;
2227 Lake. 13 113-30 *
FOR RENT , ONE fUJ TAS'O NICK ROOMS FUR-
ulshrd or unfurnished , 52U S-Killi Sith H' .
E 100-30 *
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UNfurnished -
furnished riKHns for housekeeping. All con
veniences. No. 2119 DouBlas St. 13 M526 2 *
ROOM FOR TWO. PRIVATE FAMILY. MOD-
ern. 507 S. 23th Ave. E Rir27-13 *
TOR RENT.ONK ROmN DESIllABLE LO-
catlon. 616 S. 22d street. E-542 3' ) *
IUKNISHED BOOMS AND BOB.RD
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM AVITH
hoard for two ; private family ; no other board
ers ; best home comforts. 614 No. 21st. bet.
California nnd AVehster. F 901
TO TRADE , DRESS SUIT. CHEST MEASURE
36 Inches , worn twice ; cost $75 , for horse , gun ,
or anything. S 42. Bee. F 135
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board. 1824 Illnney street. F M2S3-30 *
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS AVITH
board ; all modem conveniences. 2215 AVehster.
F VM 2 *
PLEASANT. COOL ROOM FOR TWO. AVITH
boaid. 2510 Dodge st. F 391 2 *
LARGE FRONT ROOM AVITH ALCOVE , IN
pilvatu family ; leterences. 2J13 Farnam St.
FOR RENT , LARGE , PLEASANT ROOMS ,
with flist-class board. 113 S. ? ) th street.
F M395 20 *
LARGE FRONT ROOM. AVELL FURNISHED ,
with or without board , In private family. Call
nt 422 N. 19th street. K M3M 30 *
THE UTOPIAN. 1721 DAA'ENPORT ST. . FUR-
nlshed and unfumlshed rooms with boaid
transient accommodations ; rates reasonable.
F 403 3 *
FOR RENT , NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH
east front room , with alcove nnd bay window
all modem conveniences ; board ; lawn surround
the house. 622 S. 29th street. F M416 1 *
ROOMS AND BOARD , 222T DODGE RT.
I' M4S - *
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIA'ATE FAMILY.
Call 712 N. 20th St. F 461-30 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. DESIR-
nblo furnished room. , with board ; morli > rn con
veniences ; also good large barn. 2."i2.1 Call
fornla street. F 545 30 *
ELEGANT ROOMS , BATH. FIRST CLASS
hoard , $ " > .00 per week. AVebster hotel , 15V
Howard street. F M561 6 *
LARC.I3 ROOM. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nlshed , with Ixmrd for two , $40.00 per month.
518 N. 2Jd street. F 557 30 *
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
I OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
209 S. 21th St. O 954
2 FRONT ROOMS , 1611 LEAA'ENAVORTH ST.
0-3S2 1 *
THREE ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. 2026 ST.
Mary's avenue. G M371 S *
PARLOR FLOOR , SUITABLE LIOIIT HOUSE-
Keeplng or studio , largo porch ; ROUth and east
windows. 714 N. 20lh street. G 538 30 *
ICE RENT STOH .S AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORVRRICK BUILDING ,
916 Farnam street. This building has a lire-
proof cement basement , complete steam heat
ing fixtures , water on all Moors , gas , etc. Apply -
ply al the office of The Bee. 1 910
TAA'O-STORY BRICK. 2TX66. AND 66 FEET
trackage. 71S 8. 13th. al your own price. H.
U. Cole Co. , 106 N. 15th St. 1 716 J > 6
DRUG STORE , FIXTURES COMPLETE : NO
equal price considered. Tlzard , 221 N. 21th.
1-423-1 *
AGENTS WANTED.
MEN AND AVOMEN , tS TO J10 A DAY. ADdress -
dress the Handy Heater Co. , 834 New York Life
bldg. . Omaha , Neb. J 913
GENTS OR LADIES TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
the Hansen revolving album ; liberal commis
sion ; big seller. Call at Homo hotel. C. C.
HarpstrP-e J-M3S4 31 *
AVANTED. IIUNDREDS OF AGENTS TO SELL
"The NewEducation"
to school boanK Men
sold sixty sets last month to Mnglo districts.
The Diamond Lltho. Pub. Co. , Minneapolis.
Minn , J-M413 1 *
AA'ANTED , AGENTS TO SELL THE ICELESS
refrigerator ; nevv. practical , economical ; U PS
no Ice , nnlv n few pints of water dally. The
Iceless Refrigerator Co. , C32 Elm st. , Cincin
nati. O. J 437-M *
AA'ANTED , AGENTS I"OR OUR ASBESTOS
Clay cooking ware. AVages J3 to 7 a day.
Pav every week. Central Supply Co. , Cincin
nati , Ohio. j
AGENTS \VANTEO TO SELL A NEW AND
quick selling article. Excellent opportunity for
good canvassers. H. G. Tucker , IxvanspoM.
Ind. J 621 30 *
AGENTS AA'ANTED EVERYWHERE-SOME- !
thlng new ; a world l > enter ; llghtnln ? seller ;
nny one can make 20 dally easy don't m'si
this ; send stonm , particulars. Boomerang.
640 Jackson St. , Chicago. J 533 30 *
AVANTED AGENTS TO SELL CIGARS TO
dealers : salary or rommlfslon paid ; sample out-
Ml furnished ; reply with 2o stump. Figaro
Cigar Co. . Chicago. J 635 30 *
AGENTS AVANTJTD TO SHOAV THE NEAV
patent revolving griddle cake , fish nnd egg
turner ; It sells Itstlf ; sample , Sic , O. E.
Mlckel. Haveihlll , Mass. J-5.-.G 31 *
AVANTED. AGENTS OR SALESMEN TO SELL
goods by sample , nt home or travel. Staple
article. K.II.V seller. Liberal silary or com
mission. Address 1 * . O. Box 1103 New Ytrk
City.
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AGENTS AVANTEDr Nr.Av"AVALlT"MAP U. B ,
nnd world , six feet long , eleven beautiful
colors. No experience needed. You cannot mike
money easier. Send Mo for sample or write.
Kami , McNnlly & Co. , Chicago. J
SOMETlNONEW ;
nu talking , sells at sight ; big rxollts ; cliculnra
free ; send lOc for sample In plush box. Novelty
Introduction Co. , 247 Hate street , Chicago.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL SASH LOCKS
and door holders. Sample sash lock free by
mall for 2.Hamn. . Best sellrra ever Invented ,
Beats nelghis 112 ft ) n day. AVrlte quick. Itro-
hard & IV " v 77 , plilladelphla , J
WANTED. LADY AGENTS" ; HYGEIA COR.
tare the best sellers ; blic profit- : easy
work. Catalogue free by sending to Western
CorseJ Co. . St. Louis , Mo. J
AOENTS AVA NTHDFOR LARGEST LINE
aluminum novelties , bar good' , tableware In
America : profits Immense ; steady work ; sample
Me Illustrated catalogue free. Aluminum Nov.
elty Co. , 335 | lr. adway. New York. J .
AVANTED. AGENTS , CANA'ASSKRS , MALH OT
female , something new In ladles' shoe * of grcai
inent , big pay and exclusive sale guaranteed ,
Addrns MuiiufActurera' Shoe Co. . 43S Unlcr
st , Lynn. Mass. J
AGENTS \VANTKD IN EVERY TOWN IN
I own nnd Nebraska , bl _ money , addres * JO ,
Douglan block , Omaha , Nebraska. Enclose
tamp. Jii .
WANTED TO BENT.
AA'ANTED YOUNO MARRIED COUPLU DEsires -
sires suite of room * or large single room ami
Imnrtl In private family , best of references.
Address T IS. Bee. K 425 1
WANTED TO RENT , HORSE AND HUGOY OR
surrey for July nnd August. T 22 , Beo.
K 400 SO *
AVANTED. ROOMS AND BOARD , AVITH PHI-
vale family preferred , gentleman nnd wife nnd
two children ; best of reference. Address T 12 ,
Bee Ollice. K450-30 *
RENTAL AGENCY.
O. O. AVALLACE , RENTALS , ill BROAVN BLK.
L-M703
STORAGE.
STORAGE. FRANK EAVER3 , 1214 HARNEY.
BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U. 8.
gov. bonded wnrfhou e : household goods stored ;
lowesl rules. 1013-1013 Leavenworth. M4M _
irb VE s "STORED DURLVO SUMMER. TEL.
MO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
M437
PACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. , 9TH
& Jones sts. General storage and fornardlng.
M 133
WANTED TO BUY.
IF YOU AVANT TO SELL REAL ESTATE
quick list with F. D. Wead. AA'e are making
sales. N-3S5-29
1S95 CITY DIRUCTOnY. CHEAP. 419 BEE
building. N M390 3) ) '
FOK tAuil cURWlTCJRE.
FOR SALE. 30 ROOMS FURNITURE ; CENtral -
tral location IS boarders ; good reasons for
selling ; great bargain. Address S IS , Bee.
0-M870
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
FOR SALE-ONE OF MY BLACK PONY
mnrcs. Fred Mohle. 1517V4 Farnam. P 203
FOR SALE. STYLISH FOUR OR SIX PASSENger -
ger trap ; one-third cost. Uruinmond Cairlage
Co. P M419 W
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FOR SALE-CHEAP. STYLISH TWO-SEATED
road wagon , In good Condition. 007 N. 19th.
P 120-30
OR SALE , HORSE AND PHAETON. CHEAP.
A. F. AVIlllams , 4317 Harnfy. P 546 30'
FOit
ARDWOOD COMBINATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas. II. Lee , 9th and Douglas.
Q 111
'HE ' STANDARD CATTLE CO. , AMES , NEB. ,
has 400 tons good baled hay for sale. Q M442
'OR SALE. OLD LUMBER CONSISTING OF
scantling 2x4 , 2x9 , 2x10 , 8x8 , shlplap , sheeting ,
siding , doors , windows , etc. , at the Associated
Charities wood yard , 807 Howard st.
'OR SALE , AN EXCELLENT 5X8 NOVEL ,
otto camera , with double combination lens , tri
pod nnd two plate holders. Address T 0 , Omaha
Bee. Q-M375 30'
EAV JS5.00 CABINET SINGER MACHINE FOR
$40 00. Call room 22 Metropolitan hotel Coun
cil Bluffs. Q M302 30'
'OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE , AN ELEGANT
gents' riding saddle and bridle. Apply , after
p. in. , 906 So. 23th nve. U-107 SO *
'OR SALE , THE FIRST 11 VOLUMES OF
Scrlhner's Encyclopedia Brltannlcn , Oth edition ,
good as now , have been packed up : cost t7 per
volume ; will sell chenp. Address T 13 , Bee.
Q 151-M *
OH SALE. LAUNDRY MACHINERY , FOR
steam or hand work. 815 Noith ICt.i street.
Q 547 SO *
EAUT1FUL PEDIGREED Pt'G PUPPIES
cheap , WS 8. 40th , between Marcy nnd Mason ,
third house. Ci-5',3 . " . ! )
MIEOELLA.NEOUS.
'O LOAN. JS.O O OR LESS AMOUNT , LONG OR
short time ; bett security. T 14. Bee.
* R 452-30 *
HE GEORGIA PEACH CARNIA'AL , A LUX-
uilant exhibition of nil fruits ; July 1 to 20 ,
1S9" . nt Macon , Ga. ; one fare for round trip ,
sold July 5.
eo. AV. Duncan , manager.
'h ' i. Ellis , adv. com. U
AVITH1N THE GOLDEN CIRCLF. , " LATEST
publication on Cripple Creek nnd Its mines.
Handsomely Illustrated. Mailed free by the
AVoods Investment Co. , Colorado Springs , Cole ,
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. H. AVARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE-
llable business medium , 6th year at 119 N. 16th
S4I3
.1ADAM . E. AUSTIN , TRANCE MEDIUM AND
Independent card reader. Room 3 , 509 S. 1311
street. Hamburg hotel. S 15373 3 *
MASSAGE. JiAiHS. K
MADAM SMITH , 602 S. J3TII 2D FLOOR. ROOM
3 ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , steam , sulphurlne
and sen. baths. T A143J-C *
.IASSAGE. . MADAME BERNARD. 1121 DODGE.
T M639 Jy 4 *
'INEST BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS IN
city. Mine. IIowcll , 318 & 320 8. 15th : ihoioughly
practical chiropodist and manicurist attendant.
Y M876 Jy 12 *
MRS. DR. LEON , ELEGANT MASSAGE AND
electric bath. Parlors restful and lefieshlng.
412 North 14th street. T M333 30 *
19 NORTH 15TH ST. , ROOM 1. SELECT MASsage -
sage , magnetic t.nd alcohol baths. Anna , from
Chicago. T M339 30
BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS : ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110. Bee bldg.
135
LADIES' BATHS. MME. POST. 319VJ S. 15TII.
730
PERSONAL.
VIAVI CO. . 340 BEE BLDG. ; HEALTH BOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U44I
B. HAAS. FLORIST , PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS.
Banquet , hall , residence nnd grave decorations ,
1S13 Vlnton street. Telephone 77C. U M443
BATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319V4 S. liTH.
U731
BARGAIN , 12 CABINET PHOTOS. J2. DAVIES ,
113 S. 16th street , opposite Boston Store.
U M509 30
A PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY TO LOAN
on pianos , jewels , bicycles , etc. Business
strictly confidential. Address Postofflce Bo\
328. U M702
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INTO
rugs ; any size jou wish. 1521 Lenvenworth
street. U M706 Jy6
ARE YOU SICK7 MEDICINE AND TREATment -
ment 50c. at 205V4 N. 16th st. U 153-y-17 ] *
CAN ANYBODY FURNISH US AVITH A NO. 23
dictionary that was sold by us on coupons.
Pleaee report at business olllce. U M331 33 *
ILLINO1SANS ARE REQUESTED TO SEND
name nnd address for organizing Illinois club
to H. E. Cole.106 N. 15th. U 395 5
C. II. BROAVNING , A SOLICITOR , IS AVANTED
nt hla home In Beatrice , at once. U M417 EO *
WHEN SICK AND DISCOURAGED AND SUF-
ferlng from n dozen Ills a pure ami whole Homo
tonic Is needed. A bottle of Clarke's Pure
Hie AVhlskey will help you. At dealers.
U-433-30
DO YOU SPECULATE ? Then j'end for our
liook. "How lo Speculate Successfully on Lim
ited Margins In Grain nnd Stock Miuketx. "
Mailed free. Comstock , Hughes &Co. . Rlallo
building , Chicago. U 442-30 *
SUPERFLOUS HAIR AVIUTE FOR FREE 1N-
formatlon how to remove hair permanently
without flighted Injury lu skin ; superior tn
electric needle. Curtis Co. , ISO C2d St. . Chl-
ca go , U-J2J-30'
MEN AND AA'OMUN TAUGHT TO MAKE
crayon portraits In spare hours nt their homes
by n new. copyrighted method ; those learning
my method will be furnished woik by me by
which they can earn $8(0 ( to J1G.OO per week.
Send for particulars. II. A. Grlpp , German
artist , Tjrone. Pa. U
ATTENTION LADIES ! "EMMA" BUST DE-
\eloper will enlarge your bust 5 Inches. Guar
anteed , Sealed Instructions 2c , or 24 page Illus
trated cataloKUe Cc , by mall. Emmu Toilet
Bazar , Boston , Mass. U
MONxY TO LOAN ttbAL ESTATE
ANTHONY LOAN & TIOST CO . : U N. Y. LIFE ,
loans al low laics fa choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farmt or Omaha city property.
AV-446
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOAVEST RATES. THE
O. F Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam si. AV 431
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. ( U N. Y. LIFK.
AV-450
I.IFU INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. O. Cheiney , Kansas City , Mo.
AV 453
CAPITAL. UOVO.OOO ; SURPLUS. JCOO.OOO : U. S.
Mortgage Tiust Co. . New York. For 6 per cent
loans on city property apply to Pusey & Thomas ,
agents , room 07 First Nat'l bank bldg.
AV-JS2
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROA'ED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
AV-4U
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cdnt. AV. B. Melkel. lit Nat. Bk bide
AV-I4S
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
prupert ) . Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnsm.
LOANH ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. AV. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
AV-4H
INVESTORS' DIRECTORY CO. . 10 AVALL ST. .
N w York , offer any part 100.033 eastern in
vestors' names , who have m ney 13 Invest ;
juit compiled. AA'rile ( or particulars.
W MS31 Jy25 *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
J. B. HADDOCK. ROpJl * 427 , RAMOE . _ _
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNtTUREAND
pianos. Fred Terry , 430R ! Mge blk. X 456
MODEL LOAN CO. , 40jItNE"w ToRK LIFE.
. . . . i X 133-Jyl6
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. . at lovvest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ? strictly confidential ; you
Van pay the lonn off' at 'nny ' time or In any
ainotfnt. , . ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE I/3AN CO. .
30 , SO.
BUSINESS "CHANOl ! B.
112,000.0ETOCK OF MtntfllANDISE IN BEST
town In eastern NebrAUMn , for land nnd casher
or equivalent. Address's ' 2,9 , , care Bee.
Y M934
3 SOLID INVESTMENTS : BRICK BUSINESS
block , water power llourlng mill , line Ice busi
ness. H. c. Alscr & | Co.8herldan ( | , AA'yo.
\ M31S
F6ll SALE" THE BEST PAYING MILLINERY
business wesl of Chicago. Address 410 10th vt. ,
Sioux City. Y216 20'
FOR SALE , ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN AN
Electrical Manufacturing plant , of a hundred
per cent profit ; ono who is capable of taking
charge preferred. S 67 , care Bee otllce.Y .
Y M337
FOR SALE , AN INTEIcEST IN A NUMBER
one , good paying manufacturing business tn n
man who can give It his time nnd attention ;
It Is open lo Investigation to nny one mcanlns
business. Address S 66 , care Bee olllce.
| Y-MM3
FOR SALE , SMALL STOCK DRY GOODS AND
notions ; good trade. Address T 4 , Bee.
Y M355 30 *
FOIl 8 ALE CLEAN STOCK OF DRUGS ; INvoice -
voice about J2.700.CO : good location ; good cigar
trade ; good teutons for selling , Address T 10 ,
Bee. Y 3SO-3 *
FOIl SALE. SET BLACKSMITH TOOLS ,
chenp. Will tfhe pofnepMoii nt once. Address
J. O. ttendrlcks , Ilrock , Neb. Y M401 30-
FOIl SALE STOCK OF MII.I.INEIIY ; DEBT
location In the city. Uood reason for selling.
Aclrtu-sa nt once. T 1C , Hie. Y 430
OVEIUVOIIKKD YOl'ltSELF ? YOU NEED A
Bllmulant. both mild and strengthening , You
will iinil It In n bottle of Clarke's 1'ure ll >
Whlfkey. At dealers. Y 43C-30
*
TO HOMESirEKEHS I1UY MINNEOLA VALley -
ley land \\lti ater for Irrigation nt > 25 per
ncrc , 8 j curs' time. Interest at 6 per crnt.
There Is no tiettel fruit land In Southern Cali
fornia. It will double Inaluo In one > ear
liest of railroad facilities nnd n market nt
your door , A. L. Towle , 417 Ilee Ilullillng.
Y C330
N ACTIVE , 1'ITHHINO MAN , WITH } SOO TO
engage In a partnership \\llh a manufacturing
house to istnbllfh and control sub-ngniti ; busi
ness largo nnd profitable. Address Manufac
turer , Hex 72S. llaltlmore. Mil.
'OH SALE. FIUST CLASS MEIICHANDISE
business In city ; good reasons for selling ;
takes alwut J3,000.00 cash. Address T 19. Hep.
Y 537 30 *
, 'ANTKD , A MAN AVITH TWO 11UNUHED
dollars to make from tuo to five hundred a
month. Investigate If > ou want to make
money. For Interview ndchess T 18 , lice.
Y-511 3) '
FOtt EXCHANGE.
iVANTED TO TRADE NEW STANDARD HI-
cycle for draft hoise weighing l.TiOO pounds or
more i : . J. Davis , 1110 Famam et. 2 S37
'ARM LANDS IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI
for stock nf hardware or Implement * , Knox &
Hls.ier , 3TH 1'earl St. , Council Uluffs , In.
Z 417-J23
.VII.L . TRADE CLEAR RENTAL PROPERTY
In good town for equity In Omahn dwelling.
Room 403 , N. Y. Life. Z-M1C3
IAVE A GOOD DRIVINO HORSE TO KX-
chnnge for a bicycle. S. P. liostwlck. Fidelity
Trust Co. . 1702 Farnamst. Z M3QO
_
O EXCH7CNGE A COMIINED STOCK"OF
drugs , clocks , watches , Jewelry , blank nnd
school books , wall paper , window shades ,
paints , oils , class , olcr Will Invoice , with fix
tures , about $9 000. AVnnt Improved farm. Ad
dress A. J. I'ltzer , CherryVale , Kansas.
WANT MERCHANDfSt ! IN EXCHANGE FOR
real estate and cash. .11. A. AVagner , Omaha.
S , Z MIOO
A'ILL TRADE AN EXCELLENT DX8 NOVEL
cttc camera , with double combination lens , tri
pod and two plate holders , fbr 4x5 Kodak. Ad
dress T 9. Omaha Ilee. " ' Z M374 30-
OR SALE UEST FAMILY HOARDING HOUKE
In city ; nil modern crtilVBiilenees ; btst location
In city ; reason ih'e rent thoroughly established ;
owneis have always maile money. J. .1. Gibson ,
First National H.mk Bids' Z 1ZI 30
iVANTBD , TO TRADE 1'dNY TEAM , AVELL
1)1 eke , C nnd 7 year Tldr with .lainesa. for
single family horse. Auvtrcea T il , IKe.
, n B2 30
FOK BA&c ,
ABSTRACTS. TUB BYKON REKD COMPANY.
. f" > v i i > RE 158
DAHOAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARM ;
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Darker block.
RE 450
IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
nt prices that will surprise you. If taken with
in 2 weeks. J. II. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life.
HE 439
READI READ1 READ1
BAROAINSI BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
We will sell for the nfxt ten days bargains
, Ilees Place , between Georg a and A'ugln'n
nves. nnd Mason nnd 1'aclllc fts. , thu most de
sirable part of the city , line natural trees , elegant -
gant } 15ooo homes Just started In this block.
AVe will build If parties desire.
This property will never be as clieap again.
AVe have the cheapest house In the city.
New , 7 rooms , bath , cemented cellars , within
walking distance of the city , good neighborhood.
Come In and ve will tell you all about It.
Corner lot on Cumlng M. . 48x150 ft.
If > nu have nny nerve come In and make us
an offer.
60 ft. on 10th St. . clo-e to depot , worth 17,000.
AVII1 trade nt one-half Its value.
Do not get scared because wo give you a chines
to make a growing Investment , but ba sure to
Investigate.
Fidelity Trust Company , sole agents , 1702 Far-
nani st , J 243-30
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
crtles and farms. John N. Frenier , orp. P. O.
Rr 4S1
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. SELL AND
buy lots , acres , farms. Qarvln llrof. , 2iO N.Y. L.
RE 4C3 _
FOR HALn-K-nOOM COTTAGE. FULL LOT
tC/O.OO ; tt-uns easy. It. C. Patters in. Ilninije
hk-ck. RE MS44
FARM LANDS , C. T. HARRISON. 013 N. Y. Life
HE-8J7-JylO
FARM LAND AT A HAROAIN. 320 ACRES
very choice. 2 milfs from Clarks , Union Pa
cltlo Ry. asl half 10-15-4. Merrlck Co. . Neb.
at auciiiri nt Clarks , Tuesday , July 9 , 1803. n
4 p. it. Sale subject to adjournment. Title
clear. E. II. French , 801 New York Life , ntly
for administrator. RE 3S5-50 *
AT A BARGAIN , CORNER LOT , PAA'ED
street , 3 cottages , 6 , 7 anil 8 rooms each , brlc
basement , water and sewer connection. In bej
residence portion , monthly rental (44. Apply by
letter to Jean Schons , 540 Bee building.
RU341 Jy23
I HAVE BKKN INSTRUCTED HY THF
owner to sell by August 1 at best price obtain
able ono of the most attractive residence prop
cities In Council Illuffs. New modern house ,
rooms , sc\eral large lots , nicely Improved ; ra
use part of prlco In good trade. II. O. McOec
10 Main street , Council llluffs , HIJ-M4M 5
D6 YOU KNO\V A GOOD THING WHEN YOU
see It ?
If so look Rt this :
A lot that actually rest 11,300 we are authorize *
to sell for $1,000 , | 2i cash , balance can run
yearn nt 7 per cent. It will bring the price o
rtS" * again , for It Is good piupcrty and on a
ed . . .
) i < vu street.
Do not miss this chance.
Fidelity Trust Company. Sole Agent.
1703 Fnrnani Stif ct. , ' , ' . RE4313)
'
FOR SALE „ '
House nnd lot southwest. ? 1810.00 ,
House n-ar Fcrnim , 4SlHf,1.400 M.
House seten rooms. Davenport St. , tCM.CO.
Vacant lot just N Hans < m Park. $1.70 < ) .00.
Vacant lot , U'nvcnwortk. tSlh , tl.OiO.OO.
A'acant lot east of parlcv tru > .w.
Vacant lot 42 I avenwlntliitt. , (375
Come In Monday. II i
Lyman Waterman , S22 N. Y. Life JlMtr.
,1 , RI1-453-W
FOR WALK , AT I1E1) JIOCK PRICES. 10D IT
Park aie. , corner fronting Hanscom park : K
ft. , corner , same block.fast , fiont ; 50 ft , , Par
aieuBt front , no ofipar.k ; quick buyer get
a bargain. Call en or address The Byron Re *
Co. . Omaha , or .1. H. Sullivan , Drovers' Jour
nal office. Chicago. Il | , - , RE
AVILL SACRIFICE TFN' ACRES JUST AVIWT
of city ; will lake 12HKI.N ) ; hnly m < - tenth cash
lailnncu one to eight yiarn. AVrlte K 51. II
olllce. i. . . i RE SM 30'
FOR SALE , Tim BEST VACANT BUSINES
property In Omaha at I5IK .00 ; will take goo
stock ranch or land In part payment. Addrcba
A. II. . Box 6H Omana , Neb. HE 55a 30
HERE IS YOUlT CHANCE , CTIOICE REsl
dence lot near Hanscom paik. Owner goln
cait. Must sell quick. AVrlle H C4 lire uitlc
AVILL ALMOST GIVE AWAY FULL EAST
frtnt lot un 421 , between Leavenworth an
r.irnam street motor lints , only S4M.O ) . H 53
Bee office. RII H8 3)
ST CORNER IN WKST OMAHA
near 35th und Dodge , only U.1W.OO. Hicks. 30o
N. Y. l' > ljKl RK-5o9 M
LK , NE\V COTTAGE. COR. 30TH ANI
Hahler ( treets cellar rlilern city water ; enl
II 250. Ham'l Hums , 1318 Tarnam. RE 5'j | 3) )
DENTISTS.
UIU I'AUL. DENTIST. * BJ BUIIT BT. 137
BIOi'OLE5. ,
I. O. DAXON. 402 N. 15TH. 151
TERLINO BUILT LIKE A WATCH. AVCST-
em Electrical Supply Co , , I'M Howard street.
r.i : THI : VIBIBLKBALL BEAIUNOS ON
Relay Special. AVI1I Itnrnum llro. , 120 N , IMh.
4S7
_
EM1NOTON AND EAGLE. CROPS OUN CO. .
116 3. Ittli street. 4CS
. . I * DCANU & CO. . 1116 FARNAM STREET.
403
_ _ _
ESTERN BICYCLE & QUN CO. . 2418 ClWIN'd.
470
MANTELS , QllATKS AND TILES.
VOOD MANTELS. GRATES , TILES FoTt
flrt places , vestibules nnd large P'.JISJ write for
prices. Milton Rogers & S.-na. Omaha. 471
ELEOTKIOAL 5U
LECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light nnd motor nhints nnd nil
Kinds of electrical construction , western Elec
trical Supply Co. , 1513 Howard vt. 433
CARPENTER3 AND BUILDERS.
. E. MORRILL , PAPER HANGING , HOUSE
sign painting , lirlck work , plastering : off. 11. 1 ,
Barker blk. ; fl. 735 ; shop 913 N. 24th st.
431
LOST.
ORT-LADY'S GOLD AVATCIt ON AVEDNES-
dny. Finder pl-ase leturn 51S N. ISth SI. nnd
lecelved reward. Ist 42J ! ' )
jOST-THt'IlRIMV MORNING , GCftD GLASSES
and chain , on 25th , between Finnklln nnd CnU-
well , Reward for return to 2311 Caldwell.
Iost-l3-30
.OST , A SMALL GOLD COLLEGE PIN NEAR
24th nnd Fnrnnm. Finder nlll please rctuin to
1JH Douglas street. Losl-JM !
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
I. K. HURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , IMS Chicago St. , telephone 90. 472
WANSON & VAL1EN. 1701 CUMINO , TEL. 10W. (
I. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM-
, 1417 Fnrnam St. , telephone 223. 474
; . AV. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , C13 8. 1CTII ST.
473
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
onico to 203 S. ICth st. , Brown block. 476
\ GOO D TIl7Na-PUSH IT ALONO , MAY TlE
the latest slang phrase , but that's just what
we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. 8,000 tons
sold In Omaha last year. AVe give you 2,000
Ibs. of the best AVyomlng cooking coal for 14.50.
Victor White , mgr. . 1C05 Farnam st. Tel. 127.
(01 (
PASTURAGE.
VE HAA'E 160 ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PASture -
ture for horses , board fence , spring water ;
Barton & Phelps , Gllmoie , Neb. , or A. AV.
Phelps & Son , 207 N. Y. Life bldg. . Tel. 1031.
47S-.Tuly !
GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES , Jl.OO 1'ER
month , per head. Charles Cans , St , Paul , Neb.
KG
SHORTHAND
A. C. A'AN SANT'S SCHOOL , 613 N. Y. LIFE.
M-495
SHORTHAND AND TYPEAV'RITING TAUGHT
as practiced by an experienced reporter. A. M.
Hopkins ; Bee building. 3SC-7 *
, ART .riiM-D LANGUAGES.
MRS. FANNY ADLER , PIANO TFACHER ,
graduate Vienna Conservatory. SOS S' . ICth st.
833 Jy9
OEORGE F. GELLENBECK. BANJO ANT/
guitar teacher. 1911 Cass stieet. M 109
BUILDIKG &LO.a.N ASSOJIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. K. B. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 > enra old , ahvcjs
redeemable. 1701 Farnam st. Nattlnger , Sec.
4SO
HOAV TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply lo Omaha L. & B.
Ass'n. 1704 Bee bide. G. U. Nattlnger. Sec.
UARPH.T CLEANING.
IHAMP1ON STEAM CARPET AND RUG
Cleaning AA'orlcs do Ihelr work the best nnd
cheapest. 718-20 S. 14th St. Tel. 655. U. S. O.
Kuhn , manager ; Patrick Ward , foreman.
MaDICAL.
LADIESI CIHCHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( diamond brand ) are the best ; wife ,
reliable ; take no other ; send 4c , stamps , for
particulars , "Relief for Ladles , " In letter by
leturn mall. At druggists. Chlchcster Chcm
leal Co. , Philadelphia. Pn.
GENTLEMEN : LOST MANHOOD , SEXUAI
vigor , etc. . quickly lestored. Seven il.iya trial
se'iled free. Dr. AVarren Co. , 1 Boston Aw. .
Chicago , III.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILA'ERED. 719 N. 18
49G
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. AV. COR.
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
479
DRhSSBIAKING.
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES , 4301 Burdelte
503 J30"
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 415 N. 16 ST
433
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves ( BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.Arrives (
OimilmlUnion Depot , lOtli At llasun sts. | Omaha
10:15am Denver Express..7..T 9.10am
4bipm.lllk. : Hills , Mont. & 1'ujet Snd , Ex. 4U.pra :
4&pm Denver Expuss 4o5um :
G:4 : ! > imi..Nebraska Local ( except Sunday , . 7:4.im : |
t:15um..Llndoln : Loeul ( except Sunday.lljiout
_ : tpin..Fast MulKlor Lincoln ) dully. . . .
Leave. ! [ CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.Arrives (
Omaha ] Union Depot , Ulh At Mason Sla.l Omaha
44opm ; Chicago A'estlbnle 950am ;
BWam : Chicago Express 4U : | > m
7:50pm..Chicago and St. Louis Express. . SUMm
Il:35am : I-aclllc Junction Local 5:30pm :
Fusl Mall 2:4'pni : '
Leaves ( CHICAGO. MIL. & ST. PAUL.IArrlvcs
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th Ac Mason Sts. | Oniaha
C.OOpm Chicago Limited 9.30dm
ll:30urn : Chicago Express ( ex. Sun )
Leaves ( CHICAGO & NORTHXSESTN.Arrives )
OmahalUnlon Depot , 1-jth tft Mabon Sts.lOtnaha
lG:4iam : Eastern Expn-ts 6:3upn :
4Mpm : ( A'e&tibuKd Limited ! i:2Jan :
655.im ! Mo. A'alley Ixical 10:3Jpn :
545pm ; Omaha Chicago b'peclul l:45pu :
LcavcTTCHICAGO. K. "l. ' & PACIFU/TTATTUes /
OiiialialUlilon Depot , 10th & Maaun Sls.j Omaha
'
_ EAST.
ll:00am..Atlantic : Express ( er. Sunday ) . . . 5:53nra :
6:2bpm. : . . ' NlRht Express 9:35am :
4:30pm..Chicago : A' < stlbuic-d Limited. . . . HJSpm
AVEST. HT.1im
6COpln..Oklahoma : & Texas Ex ( ex Sun"lO:35nm )
l40pm ! Colorado Llml leii 4U'Jpm :
I oveB I C . ST. P. . M. & O. ( Arrives
J0mahopepot. ) 15th andAVebsler _ Sis. I Omaha
9:23am..Nebraska : Passenger ( dully ) , . . . Sipm :
l:30pni..Sloux : City Kiurcua ( ex. riun..lltSum ) :
6:10pm : St. Paul Limited l'.i-3um '
Leaves"11 Fri E a MO. " VALLET ! .Arrives
Omahal Depot , IMh anu AVehster tits. I Omaha
2:10pm.r : Fast M l ! ana E pr s 4pin :
2ilOpm.e.\ ( . ) Wjo. E.Mex. Moi. . . . . 4:5ipm :
9:05am..Norfolk : Express lex. Sunday.10:30am ) :
6:10pnr. : ± . . .6t. Paul Exprebs IQiICam
Leaves"I K. C."ST. ' . " & O. B. JATfrlveiT
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th & MJson Sla.l Omaha
9 Mam..i..Kansas City Day U\prc'3j 5:3uum :
_ : wpmiil > : _ C'NlBhtjax .VIaU. P. Tran. . 6:00am
Leaves I MISSOURI 1'AclFIU ( Arrives
OmahaUcpoi | _ , : jth and AVebsler Sts. _ | Omaha
I0:40ati : . St. Louis nxnre-'s . 6OJara ;
: :0pm . St. lxms Express . 0:0 : pm
:3 : > pm . Nebraska Local ( ex. dun. ) . 9:00.im
Leave'sT SIOUX CITY & "PACIFK5 ! J7\Triv7s
vrnahKJepot | , Utli and AVebster Sis. fOm.ihn
. . . . . . ! . Paul Limited . 10:35am :
Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. lAnlvcs
OmahalUnlon IJepot , 10th 4 MaeonSts. _ qmHlia _
6Marr. : . . Sioux City Passenger . jTi'.fiorn
t.3irm . St. Paul Llmlltd . I23ipm ;
' " " *
Leaves' ! "UNION PACIFIC j An lie *
jniaha ) | Union pepot. 10th & Mason Sis. I Omaha
t.45atn. . . . .TKeainey Tlxpieia . 12.20pm
2:00ni : . Overland Flier . 6.31pm
2COim.Beat'ce : | & Slromtb'B Ex.fex. Run.lanpm
7:0m . Paollle Express . 10:2 : < im
6.43pm. . . . _ . . Fast Mall . 410pm ;
17 , \ArA"BASirRAlLWAY : jATrTver
iirrah icJnlcn Uepot. 10th & Iason Sls.l Onmln
4:0pm. : . . . . . St. I ) u'.s Cannon Hall . 12:35nm :
Khot and Kilted HIM 1'u rumour.
CHAHLESTON. AV. Va. , Juno 29. A spe
cial ( rom iUleigh Court Iloute , this state , says
that John Smith , living near there , went to the
houfo of John Cadle , vvhlb the latter was
absent , and shot Mra. Smith BO badly that
she died. The pair had bjeii Illicitly Intlirulc
while Smith waa confined In the state prlpou ,
but upon hla return a few ( lays a ? ' his
wife refus d to give up her relation ! with
Cadle and was shutting the door in smith's
( ace , when be fired , killing her.
? A1R KEARNEY ON THE PLATO
The Stnto Bloyolo Moot Promises to U'val
the National nt Asbury 1'nrk.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRZIS
The Ilayilcn ltrotlicr of Tht lilty I.cuil tlic
lUt A Oru.it Tr.ick 1 ho llncen
Who Wilt llo 'there nml Other
Mutter * nf Intercut.
As the tinio Jipprouclics for tioMLiig tlic MR
nnual meet ul the XebraMia illvl.'lon ot the
League of American Wlicolnien tlio
and ciitluislasin of tlio committees In
of the various branches of the work U only
xcecJcil by the Interest of the entire club
Membership ami business men of the city
and the local M. D.'H state that the poptil.ico
s threatened with an epidemic that will
culminate in a species of "Cyclo Madness" on
Inly J when the l > lg bell calls the men outer
or the "hottest novlca" race ever ridden on
Vobraska soil , followed by nine class A anil
six class I ) events with the best riders In the
west lu competition.
The Kearney Cycle and Park association
desires to announce to the members of the
Nebraska d'.vUlcn ' , League of American
Wheelmen , and to the publlf at largo that
the splendid upright Smith & Uarnes piano
offered as the flrtt prlzo In the one mlle
open class 1) Is , valued at an amount four
times In excess of the limit for class H prize
values , necessitating the special sanction of
: ho League of American Wheelmen racing
joard to contest for tame , and was donated
by Messrs Hayilon Ilros. ' of Omaha. The
wheelmen of Omaha are to bo congratulated
upon the fact that they have In their city a
llrm of such liberality as to contribute so
largely to the success of the fifth annual meat
ot the Nebraska division.
On top cf this we credit The Omaha Ilee
for "setting all the paca" with ? 2uO In
gratuitous advertising In the Interest of the
meet and In consequence league members
and cyclists all over the state Hnd that popu
lar expounder cf "all the news" as necessary
to their dally life as n rub down Is to a "hot
foot" In active training , ana H Is therefore
the official organ of the Nebraska division of
the League of American Wheelmen.
Keirney recognizes , appreciates , and Is
grateful for the well organized efforts of the
league officials and the famous Omaha wheel
clubs In booming the "fifth annual. " and In
return we can nrs'iro you that every "sen of-i
gun" from the nig City on the Missouri will
bo welcomed with open arms and brass band
music "geared to SI. "
Bvon that wild band of "crank twisters"
known from ocean to ocean as the "Googlcrs"
of "O-me-nh" will be specially enter-
tertalned by an organization created for that
purpse and at their last meeting Mayor
Brady was "present by request" ani pledged
the boys that "all fines" would be remitted
again this year , so "como on boys , " and bring
all the "hot feet" you cm muster.
While Omaha has been working on spee'al
trains , special rates , organizing parties to
rldo overland , giving "Kearney Meet Smok
ers. " etc. , the balance of the ttato has not
been asleep. The Oriental and the Ladles'
Tourist Cycling clubs of Grand Island , two
of the leading clubs In the state , have been
working together l.n harmony to the end that
their city will probably make the larg
est showing ot any point In the Mate.
They deserve and will have the admiration
of the state for their good taste In adopting
the rational blcomcr costume , and this , with
the fact that their members are In every
Instance women of marked beauty and high
social position , compels Kearney to yield the
palm and acknowledge that In one thing
connected with cycling our neighbor city has
thrown us down and Is walking all over us
and yet we have some of the best women
riders In this Plate.or any other state , and one
In particular that can ride a half in 1:12 : , and
the mile under 2:35. : It Is to bo regretted In this
case that public sentiment IE unfavorable to
women racing , as every Kcarnoylte would like
to see our "star rider" open the eyes of the
world , but there Is no probability that the
young woman referred to would consent , so
we will not be Justified In ever expecting It
and will Ira content with the opinion that
we have the fastest woman cyclist In this
part of the country.
It Is customary for race promoters to cir
culate the Impression that their track Is
"the only" fast track In the state , when the
fact Is the track referred to Is In such con
dltlon that It would "Jar a cow" to walk
around on It , but our association , believing
that an honest tale speeds best being plainly
told , wU'hes to positively state that our track
committee has been faithful to Its trust , and
by hard work It has gained a victory
over stubborn clay , shifting eands and rip
pling waters , and by a successful combina
tion of the three have produced a track that
the national circuit chasers would pronouncr
a "hot thing. " The clay and sand were
easily obtalnsd , but the water was a
"knocker , " and while we have had copious
sho\yers , making the fields verdant with
growing cereals , and giving every promise
of a glorious crop , the amount of rainfall
was not sufficient for puddling the track pur
face , and something had to be done. The
track , fortunately , Is situated on the line ot
the Trank Improvement company's canal at
a point one-half mlle south , which made It
practicable to pipe the water Into a reservoir
In the center of the track.
A special wagon , fitted with an electric
fifteen-horse power motor and pump , was
constructed under the personal eupervlslon
and at the expense of Augustus Frank , which
forces the watsr through a line of hosa 500
feet In length , fitted with the new E. I )
Finch patent spray nozzle recently adoptci !
by the Kearney fire department , wettlnp
down ths entire track every * morning In
twenty minutes time. The night of the 3d
the track and grounds will be thorough ! }
wet down , laying every particle of dust , am !
thus adding to the pleasure and comfort of
the guests and rider ; .
Hayman Is already on the ground and In
active training to the end that ho may make
It as difficult as popslbln for the "other
fellows" to lead him at the tape. He Is a
hot favorite nnd Is said to have almost n
"lead pipe cinch" on the * E > 0 gold brick
offered by Morgan & Wright for the besl
unpaced mlle during the meet on tires of
their make.
McCall , his team and clubmate , Is also here
and Is getting In fine condition , shoving
decided Improvement dally , which. If con
tinue. ! , will give Grand Island and the
Oriental club an excellent representation It
all the class A events.
Ilert C. Nlchol of Stromburg , winner o
time nnd place prlzo In the fifteen-mile roac
rnce nt that place on the 2r > th Inst. , wll
arrive here tomorrow and we nro Informoi
by his club that they will bs on hand to
cirry him oft the track on their shoulders
If he succeeds In doing what they anticipate
he will do "to the championships. "
"Big" Frank Tessler of Sutton , Ni > l > . . IP
on the way to Kearney from the Ucalrlce
round-up , where he had all kinds of Joy
starting In by poking his big fist througl
the hard skin on n II. & M. bagcagcman'F
face for dropping n trunk on his "K. Spesh. '
and breaking the wood rim on hs ! > front
wheel , and winding up with riding an ex
hibition eighth In thirteen seconds : bt. It h
nn established fact that Ti-ssler rode a mils
and a half In 3.07 , and Suttonlten are look
Ing forward to the championships with the
expectancy of landing them In pplte of the
hot competition bobbing up on all sides.
Henry Jacobson of Hastings has been 01
the ground for ten days and In training rides
well up with the best of the talent her ? In
both A and n. and , although a pure novice
he will carry Ills club colors over the tape
and the Hastlngltes will not be sorry Ilia
they are In the grandstand when he comes
down the homo stretch.
The neatrlco races showed up some new
talent that will certainly cut sumo Ice at the
meet , and II. C. Field , winner of the novice
will be among the Ileatrlca entries.
J. A. Dallcy , Jr. , of Lincoln , dltplayej boll
gcod head and speed In the quarto- mile orei
defeating a field of twelve , among whom wre
Carter. Tesiler , Sabln , lianks and others
Time , :31. :
McDrlde of Lincoln lock the half ! ji 1:1 :
and the mile In 2.27. Indicating a new ita
for the clam A circle and eddlng to the dim
culty of picking the winner of the gtat
champloneh'ps.
Kb Morkctt. the Line In "hot foot. " ha
entered all the I ) events with a reriuru t
be placed ou scratch In the handicap race t
ndimting that ho Is In condition to meat
he bc t talent on an equal tooting.
Colling , ( ho Kearney boy , still continue *
o use his Gardiner sprint on the good peopla
f Colorado , much to their chagrin and dl -
nonifort. Ho Is expected homo dally to
neparo for the worU that Is before him.
The Denver I'rackcrJ.icks will not arrlvo
: oio until July 3 , coming In on the special
rain of tlio licnvor Meet club.
Tlio prize list * o far as completed , nmount-
nK U > over K.OOO , compares favorably with
ho National Meet prlzo Hit nt Asbury lUrk.
On the morning of the Fourth the citizens'
ommlttco hiuo arranged ( or n big celebration
nd parade. Later comes the trial heats for
he afternoon races. In the evening ( hero
\lll bo tlio iiMinl grist of llro works nnd a
nimmoth bicycle parade , closing the day's
olllilcatlon by a grand round-np of Iho
iunglors and similar organizations from other
cities.
The morning of the fifth will lie cccup'ctl
jy it visit awheel to the Kearney Cotton
nllU , where 300 operatives transform the
raw material Into thread \\hlch Is woven Into
cloth for the consumer , an operation which
alone Is worth n thousand mile trip to sec.
'rom there tie | rldo will continue lo the
I. f ) . WaUon colony , one of the lines. farm
iropertles In the country , returning via the
Unto Industrial school , where the entire
> ody will bo photographed , returning from
his point to the Cycle park to wltnc.i the
rlil heats for the afternoon events. On the
ivenlng of thin d.ito will ccour an Invitnt'on '
ull In honor ot cur guests , where the prl/.ei
will be awarded and those not Inclined to
'trip the light fantastic" can use the tlmo
irofltahly by n trip to the factory of the
Cearney Cclo Manufacturing c'mpany , which
s runn'ng ' day and night , making the famous
'Kearney wheels. "
If yon have not the time , money or In
clination to tnko In the Asbury I'ark meet
ry Kearney , the "state meet city , " where
your Identity will not bo obllluted In a
nultltude of national celebrities.
In a recent Issue of The Ilee was noticed
a card relative to the necessity of H. K.
[ 'rrdrlcksou sacrificing Mr position with
Bomo firm for the purpose of preventing o-
"ot of so-called racing men from forcing him
nto class II. nnd In explanation wo deem
t but justice to these so-called racing men
lo state that Mr. F. Is and has been riding
out of bis class for nearly a year , and ho
lias not yet showed himself speedy enough
: o make It worth while for his competitors I
to protest him. For his Information wo
would state that his position Is not altered
by leaving tho" employ of the firm ,
and wo advise him to resume his
Ir.tles at once instead ot waiting until after
: ho state meet , as there Is no disposition to
force him Into the class that ho should bo
riding In.
The class A men of Nebraski nro not
afraid of the giant ; they only fear that ho
ivlll go off to some little village nn a pot-
luint Instead of coming to the division meet ,
where the competition will be dangerous.
Wo agree with Fred that class II Is far too
speedy for him and do not criticise his dc-
erminntion to keep out of It , but In return
for his uncalled for roast of the A men In
this vicinity , prompted by his Imagination
nnd a guilty conscience , wo will put forth
our best efforts to make him agree with us
that class A Is nisi too warm for his 209
riounds , and no doubt he will then petition j
Chairman Oldcln to create a new class for- )
tila special benefit , where n man can bo fur- ,
nlshed a wheel , have his expenses paid and I
recelvo a small salary without being forever
haunted with that dreadful fear of being
protested. Now , Freddy , don't get scared
out ; come on down down to Kearney and
rldo In the novice. We won't kick , but for
the good of c } cling don't rush Into print
every time you see Gideon's ax In youri
troubled dreams with an article detrimental .
to the Simon pures of the state. Wo have <
be n good to you , Freddy , and It cuts us to ]
Inive you reward oi r kindness thusly. llo |
a good boy , train hard , eschew clgaroots i
and keep out of print , K > that some day j
you mav perchance to go up higher , even
into the ranks of the Us. '
OUJt lt.tlL 'AY MAIL SKlll'lOR.
OMAHA , Juno 29. To the Editor of Thn
nee : I have been nn Interested reader ot i
the articles appearing In your paper from tlmo |
to time , urging changes In train and mall t
service that would better serve the business
Interests of our city nnd Its morning papers.
During the discussion of this question It
Jia been Intimated that the remedy was In
jhe hands of the I'ostofllco department ana
that * the local' ' officials of that department
were not taking the Interest In the matter
that they should. On this point It does not
appear to be generally understood that the
I'ostofilce department has no control what
ever over train schedules , except those of
fast mall trains , run for the exclusive use of
the mall service. We simply have authority
to make use of such trains as railroad com
panies may eeo fit to run on schedules pre
pared wholly by railroad officials. That wo
are giving the best service possible under
these conditions I think all will admit. This _
has been and Is now our constant study.
I agree with you that It would Improve the
service If railroad companies could be In
duced to have certain trains leave Omaha
considerably earlier In the day and our de
partment has suggested this to the ofilclala
of lines running In all directions from our
city , and we hope that the suggestion will bo
acted upon at an early day.
Now a word for the railroads. I have It
from the best authority that Iho earnings of
one of the lines In our state during the year
last past did not pay operating expenses by
over $400,000 , to bay nothing of Interest on
bonds , etc. This was the case to a greater
or less degree with all lines , nnd under
these conditions It was absolutely necessary
from a business standpoint to reduce ex
penses as much as possible. This meant re
duction In train service , particularly on
branch lines , and consequent reduction In
mall facilities. H was a matter of great
regret to tho. companies and to the officials
of our serlvce that tach action was neces
sary , but all branches of business have been
under the same necessity and all are longing
for the tlnio to come when Increased business
will Justify Increased expenditures.
I am sure that I can safely say that if our
prorpects for an abundant crop arc realized ;
we will have a train service and therefore a ;
mall service of which we can Justly boast.
I have always and always will use what
ever Influence I may have for the Improve
ment of tl.e mall tcrvlce In our state and 1C
at any time I can be of service to the busi
ness Interests of our city I will be glad to
be called upon , but our work now must ba
done by our business men with the railroad
companies , for they only have the means to
furnish better facilities.
I notlca that a correspondent living be
tween Omaha and Sioux City claims that ha
receives Minneapolis morning papers on date
of publication several hours In advance cf
Omaha or Lincoln papers. A glance at train
schedules shows thU to bo an Impossibility.
yt this wilier Insists that It is true , ami
that he can prove it by the date of the
paper. I violate no confld-nce when I rx-
plaln that for year * certain dalltei In Minne
apolis have published what they term a
"special mall edition , " going to press cer
tainly not later that C o'clock the evening
prcvloin to the date ot paper. That thin
statement Is correct U ehown by the fart
that a train carrying this edition leaves Minne
apolis at 7:10 : p. m. One edition of their
evening paper Is dated thead , and workcl
oh on an unsuspecting public for a morning
paper of the follov. Ing dace. That some
of the public , cu-n In Nebraska , can bo
work il. Is fchown by the fact that the writer
mcntl.ned admits that In tak3 ths Minne
apolis Morning ( ? ) Journal. The enterprlso
of the Journal Is commendable. If Itt meth
ods are not. W. C. VANDEIIVOOKT ,
Chief Clerk. -r-l
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