THE OMAHA DAILY BJflEir SUNDAY , JULY 14 , 18D5. 8PBOIRL NOTICES. _ Ailtcrtlerincntii fur thcie rolnmni TV 111 In Inbrn until 14I1U ! ! p. ni. for the ctcnlnciim until 8 p. nu for the niuruliiR 'id humlnj tuition. Atlvtrtltcm , tiy rrqutitlng n nnmlirrci clicok , ( nu linve HiiMters nililrrsucil to i tiunilirreil letter In rnre ot 'llio Iteo. An * ner 10 nitdrcMcil nlll bo clnlUcrcd tipoi Iltlcnlatlon of the chrrk only. Hate * I 1-Be n word , llrtt Insertion , lo n ivon hcrtnfter. > otliln [ : tnkeu fur li M tlmn US lor llrtt Insertion. 'Ihcne utlvrrll cnieiit must inn rnniccu lively. _ SITUATIONS WANTED ! A YOl'NO MAItUttH ) MAN , I'OtSKSSINC nupcrlor builnp s ability , cicelies p ltloti : tin ilcrKt.imli li < , okk"t | > lrm' nnil geneinl oinVr woik Kinl nrrnuiittint nnil penman ; ref'iciices Hut tills * . Will notne liUKlnwN lionao give mo i rhnncp to piove my tibllitAililiiM T C1 lice clllre. A-.M8T2 1C * WANTED , 1CW MEN TO WRITE MIJ TODA1 for the receipt ( absolutely free , In plain enle < envelope ) which c.mcd nio or neivoun debility exhausted vltnllly , etc. Addreii C , J. Walker llox Ull Knlumazoo , Mkh. H-MI63 _ WANTED , MAN ON HA LAM Y TO TAKi : OM do In clly. If succefuful will lerelvo nd .ancement. Apply after 9 a. m. n Doug WANTED. EXPERIENCED DUY HOODS CAI. ler , nililicrii giving nge , pxiK-rkni-c. Hilaiy nn references , "Dry Goods Cnirlcr No. 2 , HI. 3t " 11-723-15 geph. Mo. _ WANTED. 1,1 Vn. INTELLIGENT AGENTS II Omnlm to oiganlzi * clulm f thi'-c to flv families for our furnotn orrhnnl IminM Inn In central MlMlKslppl. The tide of Immlgrnllo I * going south where there' nre n hoi winds , n cold winters , no bllzzatd . no crop falluret Wlicro two to tin oi ! cifipH cnn be ralsr-d cue year. Wheto theio In no such thing no u fall irn If n man will work nnc-half as hard n * h Aon In this ronntiy. fool stimnvm. mild win ten. Hire paying crops of fruit and * gaide truck , ilchput mil on enrtli. " st jnllr.ui facilities. Gen. W. Amen , gencial ngcjit. Ijjl Farnam Eticet , Omaha. _ H Mul WANTEO-AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH oooi litmlncoH ability rnn make Illipnil contract an Ind permanent city or counlis piHtton with n old established collecting company , sollcltln business on commission thnl will net $100 P' tnnntlk Aildrcit with ctnmp and mateexpcr ! cncc. Payers & Company , I .a Clcde Hldg. , S- ' Louis , Mo. H-7CI-13 WANTED SALESMEN. TRAVELING AND I.C rnl , bcm tpccl.il or Hide line ; choice of tenltorj W. O. Ttmplcton , Qin'l. Agl. .or. N. i. Life. U "GJ 16 _ WANTED. PARTY TO PLACE GOOD OOLI inlnlni ; BKul.n , tmisppcts and mines. Join WrlBit , incident I'ol nido. Cold Mlnlnff nn lulling Co. , T. O. IluPUS. . U n\cr , t'olo. LAIiOUUItS roil It. fs M. MY. CO. . IN WYO mini , ' . Worlt cuaruntwd. Kne tnini-p.irtntliir Kramer & O'llentn , llth and I-'iiinani ft. _ II MM3 15 _ WANTID. : HAMHMIN TO HANDLI ! A NIV nttiacthP and proiltahle side line. Hells to II : Kroccry trade. No cxpt n e ncct-spaiy to ( ilve trial , for particular addieis Keller Maul facturliiK Co. , Sauk Centie , Minn. 1(10.00 ( TO IIM.OO HA1.AMY PAID HAI.KHMI2 for clRari ; expeilence not nccwHary ; extra U dilceinenti ) to cuftomcrs. lIlBhop & Kline. H Louis , Mo. lt-M50C 19 _ WANTED. A PAINTnn AND I'AI'KM 1IANOP. to woik out a purl of the pi Ice of a nnri liome. litilancc monthly payment. N. A. Kuhi lith and Uouslus. Il-Si-lC ( nN A SNAP KOM IIOTH A'ou AN ciiKtoiners. Kxtraoidlnary offer , never licfcu equalled. If > ou ant a Broil thliiR addiei Meichants lleonomy Co. , I'M Van Iliiicn Ht ll-sn-H * Chicago. - - _ \VANTID , MAN TO MANAOU UHANCH 01 lice for old eMatillphed Ht. Louis Him. Salai } 1O and Inlenst In biiHlnes" . ( ! oed refeiem nnd $500 to $600 $ cash requited ; amply necinei Addrext W. I. . Hollouay , Midland llntr Oinalin , Neb. H S51-14 * _ WANTED , A KP.W GOOD RPP.CIAI.TY HALKI men. Apply with reference. A. II..lehmc Co. . SC Flftli Avc. . Chicago. HI. H-SS2-H * SAI.nSMMN IN OMAHA KOII O1INTH Fill nlRhlng trade In > our territory. Nobby line i men's Jewelry. No objection to other pultnl ) lines. Liberal commission. Salary when uhl Hy Is pnnrn. Aildrvm , "Salesmen , " 340 fill ! UMB. , Chkaso , Ills. _ U1 ? rli ! WANTUD. SALESMAN TOM CALIFOMNI wines ; $1')0 per month and expemwH ; chum for advance ; commission If preferred ; no e : perlcnco reiilred. | Adilnss , enclosing 5 slamp ! \V. A. Vandercook Co , , San Francisco , Oil. WANTII > , SAI.P.SMIN. sso AND HXPHNSH per month , or com ; permanent position ; i" perlence unnecessary , lo sell baking powder I the retail merchants. If offer Is witlxfactor : write us full particulars. HucKeye H.iklnK POM der Co. , SprlnRllcld. O. _ 11SC3-14' BAIISMIN : TO DHIJO THADU sum MN or olherwlse. J. W. Knight , 217-2 5 State St Ilaclne , WIs. _ 1IM ! ) 14 ' § ! - WANT'ICD TWO Acrivn , iNp.nar.Tic MI : to solicit accident Innuiince for one of it IcadlnR- old line companies. Onod commltsla palil the ilRht parties. C.iH between S and p. m. Webster , Howard & Co. , 4lKi llee Illdi [ 1ISC3-14 _ _ _ BAI.KSMKN TO HKl.I , 11AKINO POWDHI AS'e put our Roods In Klats rollInK lilns. $ i month or commission. Chicago llaklnir Po\ dyr Co. , Chicago. _ mci U' I3.pfl Pint 1,000 CASH PAID TOM DIHTHint" Ing circulars ; enclose 4c. Universal Dlutrllm Ing Ituicnu , ChlcaKo. II 812 14 * BAM1SMKN WANTED , "COONS IN TH Hole" puzzle , good side line , n.unple Cc , pai tlculars free. Mnrslmll & Co. , Ul Van Hint 8t. . Chicago. _ li-844 14' WANTED , SALESMEN TO SKLL CIOAHS T dealers , salary nnd expenses ; expel lenco in necessary , enclose 2o stamp , Union Cigar Co 171 Madlfon ut. , Chicago. 11-MC H _ BALKSMUN TO HIM.Ij PiTIT LHDaKHS , HI I. , registers uml other speclaltlts to merchants \ ( "ample : side lines. Model Mfg. Co. , Soul Uend , Ind. _ 1I-.MS71 23' WANTED. CAMPHNTnU On PAINTI3M TO 1) repair work for hou c rent. Call loom 5 Km er block. , opp , P. O. _ 1I-M3 14 WANTED. 2 NHWS AOHNTS ; GOOD DA . runs ; collector , solicitor and agent , on salar Kaberg. 1314 Farnam. 11 Ml 14' CSIIEUd'H nMPI.OYMIINT AOHNCY WlT furnish all help free to employes. H.itlsfactl guaranteed. Usbcrg , 1314 1'atnatn. Tel. , C33. . _ H-iiao it1 WANTED , nXriIIUENCED DMY fiOOOI. pnlesman ; must l > e single man , 2' ' ) to 35 jfu old , and had experience In buying. Also win man who has had experience In geneial slur Address , with reference , W. D. Humer , All nnce , N b. 1I-MS92 17 WAJ IEU JiiiiaAlil. iiELP. 2 IMIIVATIJ FAMILY COOKS AND BP.X > r < girls ; hotel cook for out of town. Canadian i lice. 152J Douglas. C M7i)3 ) 14' ' _ WANTED. A COMI'ETKNT AND EXPEll enced nurre , at the South Omaha hospital. A ply In person on Monday , July 15 , at 3 p. m. , hospital building. C MT'Jl 14' ' WANTED , C1IHL FOH C1ENEMAL HOUS work , 2110 Ohio street. C S27-11 ALL LADIES IIAVINO A FEW HOIH13 LEI ure each day should write im > at ijnce , rcg.u Ing pleasant homework which easily pa > s weekly. This 1 no deception and will c < talnly pay > ou to Investigate. lleply wl utamped envelope , Mrs. S. A. fitebblns. Ij\ rence , Mich. C-S 17-14 _ LADIES TO SELL cousirrs DIHECT FUC factory ; new plan ; we pay freight. Write I details. Ohio Curset Co. , Cincinnati , O. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 0-818-14 WANTED , ON AUGUST 1 , NEXT , AT 8 Mary's mission , ItcBebud , S. D. , n stron capable woman , as cook ; wages , S20.UO i month , 1' . 11 , Mugfurd , Superintendent. C-.M831 1 ( _ _ WANTED , EXl F.MIENCED NUMSE FOH chili ) ; must have inferences ; pilddlu aged In preferred. Call ut 2/'J Hartley si. u tJ9 1 HOUSES. V. K. DAMLINQ. I1AIUCUU 1ILOC _ _ D 4Ci HOUSES IN ALLPAJITSOPTIIK CITY. Til O F. Davis Company , 1505 Farnnin. Li 4C ( HOUSES , 11ENAWA & CO. , IOC N. 15TH ST. . _ D 4 SI II. E. COLE CO. . UAMQEST LIST IN OMAII _ D-M4CJ 7-HOOM EAST FIIONT MODEHN. 363 N. 40T1 t-HOOM FLAT KOM MENT. 1S19 D tiK 6-HOO.M COTTAUE , 937 N. 20T1I. ENQUli S28 Sou 111 16 th St. D-t7 1 _ FOH MENT. FLATS NEWLY 1'APEMED AI cleaned , northeast corner lllh und Howi streets. KUteei dollars a month , Inquire rt > _ Sit , First National Dank building. D 741- : TOM HENT. FIVE-HOOM COTTAQES. 140S North 22d street. Eight dollars per month. quire room 311 , First National Bank liuil.llnt . , D-742- : von iyNT. FUJINISIIED HOUSE. n o sou1 lid street. Inquire 125 I'ark a\enue. D-M792 H UIQIIT-IIOOM HOUSES NEAH HIGH SCIIOO Jli-W and IU.ua per month. Inquire MIS cm tel ave. _ D 7M-1 > 8-HOOM HOUSK , DAMN AND LAWN , 3 North 18th. Cheap to right parly. DbCI 14 C-HOOMED I lOl'SE , CITY WATER , CT only 110.00 p r mo , 12Si N. 2uth. Ke m Uoor outh. D - MS i ; 1XH HENT , A TWO-STOHY 1IH1CK HOU ! furnished ; oil modern convenience , terms \ reunjnable. Apply ut 41S North 14th. near C cago. 1D-MW9 li FOH RENT , TWO NICE S-HOOM HOUS1 Uftoccuai P < uk. lllckj , acent , U 131 K I OR RENT 1-UKN1BHEI > HOOMS. rt'iiNisiiED itoois rou uairr itui ? c < kff-tnir. | Innillic Iil3 ! Uodgo. _ E M 77 1 EHY PLEASANT NOHTII OM SOUTH HOOMf und iKiuld , Zl ) Dutiglas. E 778-17' . ioirHinr : Ing rm.m , * 020 Ht , Mary's. E-CI2 Jy 1'C * "oil's TiboMH til'iTAiiLi : ron LKIHT kceplnino ; children. M/7 / H. IMli auniie. E-MiSS ; : iiAiRirr ; : ooMH : A LSO HI : gle rfMim , with or without board ; reference. SSI I'aninm street. E-M7 OI4 > ibt'SKKEEI'l NO nOfHif ft CO N V 1 fNI ENT cheap , cool , large lawn. SG11 HI. Mary's.M8IB ; -M8IB 13 * _ 'OH MENT , NIfP.LY FUP.NISHED SOUTH cast fiont loom with alcove nnd bay window all modem conveniences ; Iwaul If desired. Ci > H. 9th St. IX-S2S-HJ' roil HKNT , NEATLY rtHlNIPUKD HKD- loiiin with use ut pallor , tilpnrnntly located , nc thlldrin , near car line. T C3 , lice , E-S33 14 * FUMNIHIIED MOOM. 712 N. . i-5S7 14 * _ _ " FUHNISIIED HOOMS TOM LK1I1T "lIOl'SE. I. ceiling. Kent tinvmuUe. 2011 Hurt tlieet. E-S73 lt _ _ Fl-MNIHIIED AND UNFUMNISHED. 224 N. lath street. 13 MiM 52 * _ NICELY I.-UHNISHP.D HOOMS rou OENTLE men or houiekteplng. COS North 17th. E-M87C 1C * _ OM HENT , rrilNimiED MOOMS. WITH OI without board. W4 S. lllh. 1M589 A13 _ NIPELY TirilNISIIED : MOOM CHEAP. SMi Hoilth SOIh. E-MS9S 1C * f UKNiSHED ROOjlS AND BOaRI Y Fl'HNlSIIED SOUTH HOOM WIT1 board for two , private family ; no other boaid eis ; best homo comforts. 614 No. 21ft. bet California and Welslcr. P 901 TO THADE , DHESS SUIT , CHEST MbAbUHE 36 Inches , worn twice ; cost $75 , for horse , gun , or anything. S 42 , llee. F 135 tOOMS TO HENT , 1THNIHHED Oil TN fuinlshed , with or without boaid , f > 22 Nortl Nineteenth Ulctt. . F S23-15 * OM HENT. FrilNIHHEU HOOMS WITH board. 1S24 Illnncy ftrtet. 1' MSC3 15 * OM HENT , ELEGANT HOOMS , ALt7 MOD ern conveniences , with or without Intnl. 22H Falnam sueet. I' S77 14 * UNFUilNISHED ROOOMS PPHNISIIED OH UNPPHNISIIED HOOMS , modern ; shade tieos ; refeunces. 2222 Hurt st , O-bS4 14 * I Civ RENT STORUb ANJD OFFICES OH HENT-THE 4-STOHY UHICK HUILDINC1 010 Farnam street. This building has a lire proof cement basement , complete steam heat Inn llxtuies , water on all Hours , gas , etc. Ap ply at the otllce of The Uee. I DID I-OH KENT , FIHST-CLASS TIIHEE-STOH1 nnd basement , brick store building. No. 1W3 Far nam btreet. Suitable for any kind of buslncs Iteasonable terms. Inquire room till First Nn tional II.ink building. 1 740-22 AGENTS WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN , $3 TO $10 A DAY. AD dress the Handy Heater Co. , S3I New York I.lf bhlg , . Omtha. Neb. J 474 XOENTS WANTED , NEW WALL MAP U. F and world , six feet long , eleven lieautlfu colors. No expeilence needtd. You cannot imki money wiser. Send Me for sample or write Maud , McNally & Co. , Chlaigo. J WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL SASH LOCK ! nnd door holders. Sample sash lock free b' ' mall for 2c stump , llest sellers ever Invented ! nniVsllti-1 ! W "llaywnte quick. llio lianl & Co. . Hex 77 , Philadelphia. J iANTED. . AOL'NTS. CANVASSEHS , MALE Ol female ; something new In ladles' shoes of i-ren meilt ; big p.iy and exclusive sale guaiantee. ' Address Manufacturers' Shoe Co. , 433 Unlo st. , Ljnn. Mass. j _ WANTED. AGENTS FOH Ol'M ASHESTO ! Clay > klng ware. Wages W to $7 n i ay CWt ' " DICTIONARY OF UNITED STATES HISTOR Is wanted by everbody ; agents nvike 130 pf week easily ; one ngcnt sold 33 books In IS calls another CG liooks In one week ; write for pal tcualrs ; outfit Jl. Puritan Publishing Co. , : liromlleld ft. , Hoston , Mass. AGENTS WANTED EVEMYWHEHE TO MAK it dally selling our Aluminum novelties , lee like- silver , weighs one-quarter ; untarnlshabli featheiwelght. wonderful , newest out. Samp ] lOe. Catalogue free. Aluminum Novelty Co 33o Hioaduay , New York. WANTED AGENTS ( LADIES PHEKEHHED In evoiy town and city In the United Slates t sell to consumers , tea , coffee , spices , etc. J1.C per dav made wltliou' any Investment. Writ I'ppt. II. , National Wholesale Hunnlv Co JO So MnlnSt. _ , St. Louis , Mo. JSC1-14 * ' " " WANTED. AO'ENTS "TO "SELL CIOAH S T < dealers ; salary or commission paid ; sampl puttlt fuinlshed ; reply with 2o stamp. Flgnn Cigar Co. , Chicago. J 843 14 * WANTED , AGENTS TO HANDLE HURGLA1 proof key lock ; positively secures locks agalns being picked ; sells nt sight ; oinamental ; per mantnt ; sample twelve cents. Colin fc Camp bell , 4j S. Canal nt. , Chicago. J MSM 14 * AGENTS MAKE $3.00 AND $3.00 PIH DA"1 selling the gem egg tester ; big piolits , Mrnpl lOc Gem Egg Tester Co. , Bio Lee stiect , Mil wuukee , \ \ Is. J MSW 14 * WANTED. LADY OH GENTLEMAN TO SO licit meichunts for nn advertising specialty A good thing. If you lire u ruslier and meal business wilte I * S. 1'lckett , Nevada. Iowa. J SS6 14 * WANTED TO RENT. WANTED , TO HENT FUHNISIIED HOUSE , to 9 looms , for 9 months to 1 je.ir ; batlsfactor references furnished. Address P. o. box 218. K M7S3 14 * WANTED , FUHNISIIED HOUSE OF 10 OH : looms , located mar good hoarding house , bi tvveen D.iven | > ort and St. Mary's avenue. Ai dices 1414 South 27lh t > lrc t , Omaha.K K M804 IS * WANTED. HY GENTLEMAN , FUHNISHE room with pilvjleges. State terms. Addiei T CO , llee. K-S03-14 * RENTAL AGENCY. Q. G. WALLACE. HENTALS. 312 UHOWN HLI L M70J STORAGE. IIEST STOMAGE HUILDING IN OMAHA. U. i gov. bonded wareliouse ; household Koods btorei lowest lates. 1013-1015 Leavenwotth. M 470 STOHARC , FHAN1C EUEHS. 1214 HAHNEY.M473 M473 PACIFIC STOHAQE & WAHEHOUSB CO. , K 10 Jones sts. General storage unJ forwardlni _ _ . M 178 WANTED TO BUY. WANTED. SECOND-HAND MICYCLE IN GOO condition. Call Mo Pierce street. N MT94 14 * i-UOOM HOUSE. WITH ALL MODEHN COI > \enlences. Address T C2. Hoc- , stating prh und location. N k3S 14 * TICKET LETTEH S OF MOKASKA STAH CO1 fet > . Call or address 604 Avenue A , Coum llluffs , la. N 194 14 FOR BALE FURNITURE. FOH SALE , TWO HEDHOOM SUITS , INCLUI Ing folding bed , dining room furniture , 01 him ! coal burner , all comparatively n vv. Ci bo seen 2332 Davenport street. O MS3C-17" FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HAMDWOOD COMHINATION HOG AN chicken fence. Chas. H. Lee , 9th nnd Dougla _ _ Q ITS FOH SALE-OLD Ll'MHER. CONSISTING t scantling 2x1 , 2x8. 2x10 , 8x8 , shlplap , eheetln Idtng , doors , windows , etc. , at the Asaoclat Charities wood > ard , 607 Howard st. Q-957-Jyl4 < SECT.TMITIES FOM SALE. " e , 'iSXf ' a n.umJier of " " ' mortgages In nmoun of $300 to $3.000 at 6V4 to 8 per cent for sal None but gilt edged securities handled. Ca and see us. Fidelity Trunt Company , 170Z Farnam St. . Q-587-31 FOM SALE. GOOD FAMILY MILK COW. 42 * and Hamilton , ; Q M653 FOH HALE. CHEAP. A PONY CAIlf ! il quire lit 14J4 N. 18th street. FOH HALE. A COW , AT THE NOHTHWES corner ut 28th and Ohio His Q-bSO-14' ' PUG PUPPIES. SUCH HKAUTIES , $6.0.1 ; form price. $10 unit $15. Vug H. 40th. between Mar and Mason , third house. Q * 78 14' ' MISCELLANEOUS. 'WITHIN THE GOLDEN CHICLE. " 'l.ATKf ' publication .on Cripple Cnek and Its mint Handsomely Illustrated. Mulled free by tl Woods Invtstmont Co. , Colorado Springs , Col H- CLAIRVOYANTS MHS. DR. II. WAHREN. CLAIRVOYANT. II liable business tnedium. Bin year at 119 N. 161 8-48 KNOW THY FATE ; 1'HOF. LEHOY. Til wonderful rlulrvo > ant and dead tnince m dlum , 1713 t'upltol ave. , tells everything ; yu future revealed , lovers unlletl , troubles healf names of friends and entmlei und the o you will marry. All In trouble call. Hours , . m. lo 9 p. m. tiatlifactlon guaranteed. guaranteed.U < M BBAGli , UATH3. KTO. IADAM euiriCua t . I.TTH. 20 FLOOH. HOOM S ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , steam , sulphurlne nnd tea baths. T-.M074 2u * " _ _ MADTxiF"nnnNAnD , 1421 DODOE. . DIl. LEON. ELEGANT MASSAGE ANI electric bath. Parlors restful u d refreshing 412 North 14th slice ! . T-M793 IS * 19 NOHTII 11TII ST. , HOOM 6 , IlATllfl , 8E lect massage by an expert. Anna , Horn Chl < cago. T 72 14 * HATH3. TUIIK18H I1ATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY excluti.-ely for ladles. Suite lltf-llu , Uea bldg. 133 LADIES' I1ATHS. MME. POST , 319M 8. mil. IAVI CO. , 84(1 UEE I1LDG. ; HEALTH HOOK free ; home treatment ; Indy attendant. U4S3 I. HAAS , FLOHIST , PLANTS. CUT FLOWEHS. Ilanquet , hall , residence and giave deeoiatlons. 1813 Vlnton street. Teliphone 776. U M4S4 UATHS , MASSAGE , MME. POST , 319 ! $ S. 13TH. tT liJ A PMIVATE PAHTY HAH MONEY TO LOAN on pianos , Jewels , bicycles , etc. ; buslnesi strictly confidential , Address , Posto'nce ' lto > _ 320. _ _ _ U-M702 _ _ AHE YOU SICK ? MEDICINE AND THEAT- mcnt Me. nt ZOSVj N. 16th st. U 153 Jyl7 * OH FIHE AND HUHGLAH PHOOF SAFES , vault work , etc. , see or address W. O. Temple. ton. gen'l. ng't. , 405 N. Y. Life. U MC97 u6 CASH ADVANCED ON PUIILIC EMPLOYES t.ilarles. Commeiclal Trust Co. , 419 Heo llldg. U M733 UMMEM HOAHDING AND PICNIC OHOUNDS nt Hazel Dell nursery. Hriggs station. Neb. 13 minutes ride from Webster street depot 01 C. St. P. M. .1 O. II. M. depot , postolllce nn. church at grounds. Pleasant drive or whop rides from city , lleniitlful grove and good tprlni water. Tents for rent. Hefie'hiuents rorvtd 01 giounds. For particulars address J W. Day Ilrlggs , Neb. _ _ U-737-13 MHS. "lACOIlFoN HAS HP.MOVED FHOM 1S1 Nlcholts st. to CIO Noilh JOth si. U 7SC-13 * clavon portinltit In spate him. 8 nt their liuine by a new. copyrighted method ; those leninlnv mv method will be fuinlshed woik by me bj wiilrh they can eain $8 mj to J1C.W per week Send for particulars. II. A. Gilpp , Oe.rmar nrllst. T > rene , 1'a. _ U _ VANTED , SOLDIEHS OH OTHEM PAHTIEf who desire to take choice gov't land 111 Yank ton le-ervntlon , sltu.iled along Mlssouil river Chailes Mix Co. . S. D. Address Hubeit Var Pell , Mitchell , South Dakota. Ui > C' ' > 14 * ) O YOU sFnr-ULATE ? THEN SEND FOl : our book , "How to speculate succw-sfully or llmtled tnniKlns In gialn and stock mnik-lH. ' Mailed flee. ComslucK , Hughes it Co. . Hlalti llulldingr Chicago. _ USC2-H * _ IME. NOHHIS WISHES TO ANNOUNCI thiit the next 30 days she will tiiaUe suits foi $10.W. 318 Hamge blk. _ U Sll H * HIVATE HOME FOIl WOMEN DUJUNC conllnement. liest of references given. 3319 N 2Slh street. U-MSC3 A13 * MONAY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATI ANTHONY LOAN & THUST CO. , 31S N.Y. LIFE loans nt low rates for choice security In Nebraska braska and Iowa fuims or Omaha city ruoneit ] itONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. Till O. F. Davis Co. , 1305 Farnam St. W 4S7 CITY LOANS. C. A. STAHH , 515 N. Y. LIFE LIFE INSUHANCE POLICIES LOANED O : > or bought. F. O. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo. CAPITAL. $2.000,000 ; SUHPLUS , $ COO,000 ; U. S Mortgage Treat Co. , New York ; for C per cen loans on tlty property apply to 1'usey t Tliom.xs , agents , room 207 , First Nat. lik bldg W 190 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVED OMAIL' ' real estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk W 491 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA HEAL ESTAT1 ut 6 per cent. W. 11. Meikel , 1st Nat. Uk. bids MONEY TO LOAN ON 1MPHOVED O.MAHV iroperty. Fidelity Tiust Co. , 1702 Farn.im. W 193 LOANS ON IMPHOVED & UNIMPROVED CIT' property. W. Farnam Smith 4 : Co. , 1320 Farnam INVESTORS' niHECTOMY CO. , 10 WALL ST. New York , offer any part 100.000 eastern In \estors * names , who have money to Invest ; jus compiled. Write for particulars. W-M3S1 Jy23 * MORTGAGE LOANS. LOW HATES. J. D. Zlttle , IGlll and Douglas , Omaha.M770 M770 A10 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS horses , wagons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; yoi can pay the loan off at any time or In an ; amount. amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 306 So. 10th St. . X 190 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE ANI pianos. Fred Terry , 430 Homge blk. X 197 MO DEL LOAN CO. , 403 NEW YORK LIFE. X-133 JylC * BUSINESS CHANCES. $12.000.00 STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN BES' town In eastern Ncbineka , for land nnd cater or equivalent. Address S 29 , care Uee.Y . Y M93I SOLID INVESTMENTS ; 1I1UCK 11USINES ! block , water power flouring mill , line Ice busl ness. II. C. Alger & Co. , Sheridan , Wyo. Y-M318 FOR SALE-STOCK OF MILLINERY ; HES' location In the city. Good reason for selling Address nt once. T 10. Uee. Y 430 $2.700. DRUG STORE DOING GOOD UUSINESi J. J. GlbsDn , 1st National bank. Y M701 14 $7,6o6T SALOON IN ONE OF THE LEADIN hotels. J. J. Gibson , 1st Nat. Uank.Y . Y 11700 11 ONE-HALF INTEREST IN REAL ESTAT nnd abstract business In central Nebraska f < sale. T 43. Omaha , Dec. Y M731 A7 FOH SALE , GOOD DRY GOODS I1USINESS Invoice about $4,000.00 ; good location ; In count seat In western Iowa ; good reasons for selllnt Address T 51 , cure Uee. Y M707 14 * FOH SALE. COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS HE DeGette's system nhstinct books Adams count ; Neb. , with 20 years' established business ; fu Information and price given. Address box 7C Hastings. Neb. Y M7t3 21 FOH SALE , 11EST LOCATED MEAT MAHKE1 In H. H. town of 3,000. Good trade ami oj portunlty to make money. Good reason fc belling. Address T HO , care llt-e. Y MS1G 15 * ALL OR ANY PART OF THE HANKRUI' stock of wall paper , moulding , fixtures , etc. , i Hanson & Co. , Cil9 N. IGth Mreet. will be seat at private sale to the highest bidder ulw limit fixed by court. C. II. Walworlh , nsslgne 419 llee Uldg. Y M7SJ 14 AN ACTIVE , PUSHING MAN , WITH $500 T engage In a partnership with a manufacture house to establish nnd control sub-agents , bur ness large and profitable. Address Manufa turer , Hex 728 , Haltlmore , Mil. SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION SEND FOR OU IxMik , "The Scalper , " explains the best methi of Uncling In grain , stocks und provisions < limited margins. All sc.ilperb make mime Special facilities offered to operators , both lai , and small , also write for market letter publish iegularl > . Lafislng , Sc Co. , 114 Cjulncy sirei Chicago. Mention this paper. CAPAHLE. ENERGETIC MAN WORTH FRO , $3.1HX ) to $10.000 In cash or good real estate ci procure Interests In a well established munufu lory and bo put In charge of Its local Imm Interi'stH on good salary and share of prulli References. Address T 09 , Uee. Y 854-14" FOH SALE , ONLY SET OF AHSTHAC books of Morgan Co. , Colo. , Including safe > ar blanks , Kan nnd real estate , at a bargain , sold at once ; good reasons for selling. Call < address , J. F. Thompson , Trenton , Neb. \ Y WO 14 * FOH SALE , MERCHANT TAILORING HUH ness , established In 1834 , recunb Incorporate * city of 150,000 , state of Minnesota ; Jilghe class and largest trade In state , magnlfieei opening , falling health reason for selling. Fi pattlculars , uddiess , "Seller , " Waukegan , II Y-k43 14 * A HANK FOH SALE IN A GOOD FAHMIN section of Nebraska ; money brings 2 per ce per month ; small amount of capital require th only bank In good town. Hex 17 , Campl * Neb. Y M879 18 < FOH HALE. OOOD PAYING LAW HUSINE ! with olllce furniture , In eastern Nebraska low splendid chance for young man with some e perlence. Address T C7 , llee. Y 893 14' ' FOR EXCHANGE. WANTED TO THADE. NEW STANDARD H cycle for draft horse weighing 1.500 pounds i morn. E. J. Davis , 1116 Farnam st. Z W7 I WANT MERCHANDISE IN EXCHANGE FO real estate and cash , H. A. Wugner. Omaha. Z M1UO-15 I HAVE THREE OH FOUR GOOD FARMS want to exchange for horses. H , J. Rothwe Omaha , Nfb. J5-M7CU 21- I HAVE TWO HHICK HOUSES AND LOT C 33lh and Furnam street , Omaha , must deslmt residence property In Omaha , vvhtrh I want trade for a good shoe stock. Add ! ess F. 1 MSI Mason street , Omaha. S5 M784 14 HORSE-UICYCLE , GOOD IUCYCLE , change for horse and phaeton. Apply t t" , MiHHlle. 1913 Pierce st. li-MSIS HAVE 12-IIOHE , HREECH-LOADING 'SHO gun ; want to trade for boys' safety ; mu bo In first-elms condition. Address T 68. lit K-MSK FOH SALE. A NEW SBYMOUIl CASH HEQI Ur. Addreu 11 66 , Uee cUlciv Z4SS U < FOR EXCHANGE. -.4. . Continued. TO EXCHANGE , BT4KJK OF DRY GOODS furnishing goods and shoes , will Invoice will fixtures nlKHit $ ' > , < o.aiinnt ; Improved farm li Iowa. Address M. W. . . IS.O , So. 2)lh ) si. , Oiim'-n Neb. 3,100 EQUITY IN KHROOM RESIDENCE ANI lot , and memliershlit iiriionrd of Tnule for sal or exchange for farm or. vacant property. T Cl llee. _ ' K-S57-1I' _ a _ _ TO EXCIIANOE-$70iM t < M1LLINERY STOCK \\nnt clear Nebinsk. > Und or Hock of tuoki and flntlonery. llox is ; , Vllllfcu , la. 7SC-14 _ _ " _ _ VILI , THADE CLEAH NEHHASKA LANIJ for Omaha prtiierty. ffi Uee bulldlnp. ' y.-Msii it * _ FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. A11STHACT8 , THE UVHON HEED COMPANY HE-IS ! FARM LANDS , C. F. HAHIUSON,1lT lAt't HE-773A1U * UAHGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS A"ND FARM tale or trade. F. K. Darling , Haiker blo--k. HE 199 A CHANCE TO MAKE tl 000.00 QUICK. CAN offer two cast fiiint lots , cointi lllh nvemu nnd Dodge stieet. fm only t&tKM.W ) . Can be put right back on the maiket at 1.000.00 am ! etlll be $500.o < ) less than the price of liny lot- In the nelghlioiliood If > oii want tin III ml : mid see me Monday. Hicks , SUu N. V. Life hldg , HE MKi 14' _ - _ _ _ DO YOU WANT A HEAUTIFIJL MODnitt cottage home within walking distance fiom P t ) . , Inside one mile ? We have two of then Just completed tint nre models , and we wll sell them at greatly reduced prices and take li a J300.W ) to Jbtw.oo lot us part payment. These nre located on Hurt stieet , Just cant o 28th stieet. Will be open Sunday. Call nnd In ppect them. Remember we will take your vacant lot as par pav ment. Why will you pay rent on a house and thei pay taxes on vacant piopetty when sou can inaKi such n deal its this ? Sec these beautiful homes or call nt our olllc. . nnd we will be nioM pleased to show them. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam trect. FOR SALE , THE REST VACANT IlUSINE f property In Omii m. JISOOO.W ) ; will tnke gooi sleek lanche or faun land In part pav ment , Addiess A. I ) . , 1' . O. Hex G'JI , Omaha. HE-SM 14' IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAIL' nt prices that will surprise jou , If taken wlthli 2 weeks. J. II. Sherwood. 423 N. Y. Life. HE-300 I1ARGA1NS , SALE OR THADE IN CITY PROP erlles nnd farms. John N. Frcnzcr , opp. P. O RE 501 HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS , SELL AN ! buy lots , ncres , fauna. Gaivln IJios. , 210 N. Y. L RE 502 AT A BARGAINCORNER ! LOT. PAVEI street , 3 cottages' , 6 , 7 and 8 rooms each , brlcl basement , vvntcr nnd sewer toncnctlou , In bes residence portion , monthly rental $44. Apply b letter to Jean Schons , 010 Uee building. HE 311 Jy23 LARGE SOUTH FRONT I JOT AND TWO COT tages. on Pacific , b. tvveen 30th nnd 31st , enl ) IC.VUO.OO. lllck . 30.1 N. Y. Life bldg. RE SM 14 * WILL SACRIFICE CHOICE RESIDENCE LO1 near Ilanscom paik , owner going east ; inus sell quick. Wllte U 1 llee ollkc. RE-SOC PRICE , $2.000 , ICO ACRES OF LAND. T'NDEI Irrigating ditch , full water light , partly 1m proved , near Ginnd Junction , Colo. , In goo < fruit country , for sale on long time nnd ens ] ternr < , or will Hade for stock of gcneutl mer chnndlse delivered ul Ginnd Junction , Cole For particulars nddnts C. H. Newell , Frulla Colo. , RE MB15 ! FOR SALE. SUI1URI1AN PROPrilTY AT FAR ? pilccs ; 102 acies 5 miles1 west of Omaha pos-t olllce at f 11.1.00 per acre. For paitlculars In milrc 708 N. Y. Life Hldg. HE M811 1'J FOR SALE , HUII.niNG AND LOT NEAT state fair grounds , suitable for boarding nous or other business , only $1,030.00 ; eay terms The West Side Investment Co. , 30.1 N. Y. I .If , bldg. ' RE MK ! 14 * OR SALE , AT RED ROCK PRICES , 100 IT. Park nve. , corner fronting Hanscom pail ; ; K ft. , corner , same- block east front ; 50 ft. . Par nve. , rnst front , no of park ; quick buyer get n bargain. Call on or nildie s The Ityron Ree Co. , Omaha , or J. H.'Sullivan , Drovers' Joui nal olllce , Chicago , III. * RE OH SALE , NEW COTTAOB. COR. SOTII ANI Sahler streets ; clstein. cellar , city w-aler , enl ; Kami. Hums , 131S Farnnin.HESS3 HE-SS3 II ICO ACRES OOOD LAND. 11.000 ; SMALL PAY ments. 100 acres , $1.2i)0.flO ) ; ensy payments. 1C acies , Improved , Sl l.OO , on time. lovvu am Nehraska fainis , cas > terms. And the greater Uirgalnn In city jironcrty aver rffeieil. Wll Hams , mom flu.MtJjjgufi block. 1113 MiSi 1C EXCURSION HATES. I WILL SELL TW choice lots on O nnd 28th streets , Lluclon ; 1 > U ! Inefs pioperty , 6th nnd Ella streets. He.Urlci all clear ; would trade for Iowa or Des Moltu real estate. J. M. Knox , Hock Island otllci Lincoln , Neb. HE-MS03 13 * M UST HAVE MONEY. WILL SELL A C1IOIC1 RCIC lot , coveied with handsam" olmde trees near new- state fair grounds , for J4.V.00 , If so ! < this week. U 2 , Uee olllce. HE S'JG/4' A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE CHEA land adjoining Omaha ; only one-tenth dowi balance one to ten years , at 6 per cent. W have Just been authorized to put on the muki ; und offer for sale eighty acres pltuatcd Jus west of thin city only a short iHbtnnce from ne- - state fair grounds nnd Elmwood park. Till property must lie sold nt once anil we hav been Instructed In order to make quick sale : to place It on the market In ten nnd tvvenU acre lots nt pi Ices FO low that It offers tl : greatest opportunity to obtain cheap land iu Joining Omaha that has been offered for yean Never In the history of this city has there bee such a caance to pick up bargaliiH In land. N lnvestm In the countly offeis as pure an profitable returns for the small amount Investei If jou want the liest Investment on the. marke If > ou wunt a beautiful home , fre from < i city taxes , If you vvAnt the finest kind of gni den land , call nnd see us. This will prutiabl be the last oppoitunlty to pick up such chea acres adjoining Omaha. The splendid prospe ( for magnificent crop" , the heavy advance I priced of Iron , steel and manufactured good : all Indicate a general revival of business and speedy advanceIn leal estate values. Plats an prices can be obtained at our olllce. Remcmbc these are the easiest terms ever offered I Omaha , only one-tenth down , balance one I ten jears nt C per cent. The West Side Inves York Life Hide. ment company , room 303 New HL 690 H * WILL ALMOST OIVE AWAY AN EAS' front li.t on 42d stiect , between l-ainam an Leav envv nith street motor lines , only J3r , ( I Addiess U 3. liee. . - ' i MEDICAL. OMAHA ELECTHO-OALVANIC 1NSTITUTI room 416 N. Y. Life Uld'g ; treatment of n uterine troubles , k-ucorrhoea , painful or sui pressed menstruation , catarrh and throat troi bles ; It Is now the recognized remedj hemorrolds arc cured without knife or pall lady attendant. . M75B It * L.AUIES1 CHICHESTEH'S ENGLISH 1'BNNI royal Pills ( diamond brand ) are the best ; safi reliable ; take no other ; Bend 4c. stumps , fc particulars. "Relief for Ladles. " In letter I return mall. At druggists. Chlchester Chen leal Co. . Philadelphia. Pa. GENTLEMEN : LOST MANHOOD. SEXUA vigor , etc. quickly restored. Seven days trli sealed free. Dr. Warren Co. , 1 Hoston Ave Chicago , 111. BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & . 13. ASS'N PA 678 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 jears old , alvvaj redeemable. I'M Farnam st. Nattlnger , Se CIO HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOO Interest on pavings. Apply to Omaha L , & 1 Abs'n. 1701 IJee bldg. Q. M. Naltlnger. Sew w- - R20 PAWNBROKERS. H. MAROWITZ LOANSiQIONEY. 418 N. 16 S' BI CYCLES. M. O. DAXON , 402 N STERLING HUILT.iUltE A WATCH. WES' ern Electrical Bulimy < Co. , 1515 Howard stree SEE THE V1SIHLE/'VALL HEARINGS O Relay Bpedal. W , } 3ifrnum Hro. , 120 N. 15l _ * u- A. L. DEANE & CO.iJ116 FARNAM BTHEE1 > , , a 521 WESTERN BICYCLE tt > GUN CO. , ! U CUMINi I. u i COS OMAHA HICYOLE C $ . . llEST PLACR TO 11U Llciclea , nundrtes 'und ' 'Vepalls , 22J N. I6th s it u - M&5&A 13 MANTELS , ORATIiB AND TILES WOOD MANTEI.S. ORATES. TILE9 FO fire places , vestibule * and large floors ; write f prices. Milton ItogerB & 8on , Omiha. 605 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS C. E. MO It RILL , PAI'EIJ HANGING , HOU6 > lgn palming , brick vvonc , pltulerlng ; on. . R. IJarker blk. ; tel. 735 ; hop 13 N. 24th at. Sll UMDii.HTAKii.Ks AND EMU ALMER H. K. HURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AN embalmer. 1618 Chicago t. , telephone 90. 611 8WANSON & VAL1EN. 1701 CUMING. TEL Iu M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMDAL1 er , 1417 Farnam t. , telephone 2SS. JH C. W. UAICER , UNDERTAKER. 613 S , IGTH 8 51 BUSINESS NOTICES DAMAGED MlHHOnS HESILVEUDD. 719 N. : LOST. RMAI.I. POHREL MAIlE , ONn WHn I hind foot , weight W ) to lwo | iiinil , Hi- ward for return to V.aip Hum. , I.W3 park nvr l.o t-M > U 1 > _ _ [ .OST , A ST , IIEHNAHtl IHO , OUAXCUi AXI vvlilto. Liberal revviuil If utiiitiril lu Vim Col Jewelry comimny , loth nnil rntnaiu. LOST , ox A HETi'itN TmfvTrrtToiir FI.OR" cnei , n shopping bag. cuntuliilng puinc , gol. pin with pearl fcllliiit. etc. I'llnlf-r will i-nl for 810.CX ) lit llee oilier. Lost SI ) 14' LOST , nirrwEEN arrAND Do-ciL\M ANI i'2d nnd Capitol avenue , lad > 'i * clintelaluv big lilack silk , wild silver tiimintum , cuntnlnlnt haiulkfi chief , Return lo 2)13 Ucitglai for tc waul. Uist-Srs lt COAU V. OOOD THINO-PUSH IT ALONO , MAY 111 the latest slang phiiise , but that's jiut vvha we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL , fc.000 ton Bold In Omnlm last year. We glvo > ou 2.00 Ibs. of the best Wyoming cooking coil for $1.50 Victor White , mgr. , 1G03 Fat turn et. Tel. 127 M7 OARPbT CLEANING. CHAMPION STEAM CARPET ANIJ HUC Cleaning Works do their work llio best nn , cheapest. 718-20 S. 14th St. Tel. C33. U. 8. O Kulm , manager ; Patrick WaicJ foieman. 220-Jy M PASTURAOE. GOOD PASTURE FOH HORSES , M.OO PEI month per head. Charles Guns , St. Puul , Noli IM HOTELS. AETNA IIOl'SE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COR 13th and Dodge. Rooms by da ) or week. 522 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACT- ois for electric light and motor plants nnd nl kinds of electilcnl construction. Western E'cc ' trlcal Supply Co. . 1315 llovvnrd st. 510 DENTISTS. THE INFIRMARY IN CONNECTION W1TI the Iientol college at Twelfth and Pacific stre.'t Is now op n , where the e deslilng to hav teeth extiacted can have It done fiee of charg and all other woik nl ineicly cost of material TO-I _ DH PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 HURT ST. 533 SHORTHAND ) A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE M 318 MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES. GEORGE R GELLENHECK. UANJOANI guitar teacher , lill Cans street. M 109 SPANISH LESSONS GIVEN EVENINGS dais foinilng n > w , number limited Atlilrrb T C4 , Ilecolllce. . M--d80 16 * RAILWAY TIME CARI LeavcH I lirilUNOTON & MO. RIVER. | Arrive Jimilia itnloii IJt'pjtL lUlh A : .Miibun bis. lOnuih. u:15am : Denver Expicha UMOan 4J pin.HIt. Hills , Mont A : Puget Hud. Ex. 4uipn : 4:3ipm : Denver ICxiiu-ss 4o..pn : 7'jiM.N'i-ljinpUu : ' ; ] l ocal ( except Sunilaj ) . 7:45iu : | 8K : > am..Lincoln Local ( uxucpt SunJi > J..ll.'Jjjn 2irim..rust : , ] Mull ( for Lincoln ) d.ill > . . . Lenv.-B ICIIK-AGO , HrilLINClTON' & Q.A7rlTci | OiiiiilmlUnlun depot , lUih V .Mumn SIM. | Om.ihi 4.4pm Chicago Vestllmlo. . " . ! ) :5flah : ! iu.uil ChUago Expicsd 4lGin : | " :50piu : . .Chicago & ht. Louis Express. . S.UO.in ll:3oam : Paclllc Junction Local 5.0pu : : j ± . . . . . . . _ . . _ .rui > tMu _ 11 „ Stupn : LWVCH | CIUCAOO , MIU & KT7 PACir.Aiflv . CkiMhuJJnUinpvrHjt | , 10th . . Masun JSts. ] Omuli. " " CroOpm Chicago Limited . . . "OiSlian U.Sunin.Chicago _ Lxpieas ( i-x. Sun. ) S.2.iii | Leaves | CIIICAOO & NORT1I\VEST'N.Arrives | pmahaljiMonJ. [ > epot , loth .t .Mason Sts. | Uin.ihi 10:4Ham : Eastern Expreya .T. . . 5:3lpn : 4M : | > m Veutlhuleil Llin.tcd ' .HiJali G : : . : > . ! m Mo. Valley Local lU:3i , > n 5:45pm . . . . . .Omaha _ Chlcagu Special. 1.4.'pn LeaveHTciiCAaO , Iir7. & "PACIl-'IcrfArTlveB Omahall'nlon Depot. 10th & Maton St8. | Umali , _ _ EAST. ll:2'lam : ' . .Atlantic Express ( ex. Sumlaj ) . . rJlSopn ( i:23pm : Night Express 'J:2. : > .in 4:4upm.Chicago : _ " Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l33pu ; WEST. C:45pm..Oklahoma & Texas Ex ( ex7 Sun.lol3."ian 1:4Upm : Colorado Limited. . . . 4:00pn : Leaves | CM'BT. P.7 M. & O. ( Arrives Omlihal Depot , 15th and WUmter sUj. | Omahi 9:23nm..Nebraska : Passenger ( dally ) . " ? . . ! > :15pn : 4:30pm : . .Sioux City Express ( ex. Sun. ) . . llTm : C:10pm : St. 1'aul Limited . . .10Wjii : " Leaves | F. E. & MO. VALLEY. ( Arrives Oniahal Depot. 15lli and Webster Hie. | Omahi 2:10pm : Fast Mall and Express 4:55pn : 2:10imi.ex. : ( Sat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex. Mon. ) . . 4.3pn : ' .llir..iin ; . . .Norfolk Express ( ex. Sunday.10:30an : C10piii ; SI , Paul Express 103ran ! Leavi'Bl K. C. , ST. J. & C. 11. ( Arrives Omahut Union Depot , 10th iSc Mason Sts. | Omahi 9DOam : . . . .Kansas Oily Day Enpiess. . . . S30pii ; ! t:4pin : .K. C. Night Ex. via V. I' . Tian. COD.ui Leaves | MISSOURI PACIFIC ( Arrives Omalial _ DeiKt , 15ih and WfLster Sts. _ | Oin th. 10:4"am : .7. St. Louis Express C Wan 9:3Upm : St. Louis Express 6:0 : > pn 3:3Uptn Neliiuska Local tex. Sun. ) 9:0uan : Leaves | SIOUX CITV & PACIFIC. | Arrives OtnalwlVpot | _ _ , 15h and Welister " Stb. | Oinahi G:10pm _ . . " St. Puul _ Limited. . . . . . .jyhSJan Leaves I "SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives UmalialUnion IJepot , 10th Ai Mason Sln. | Ornali , CWun : Sioux City Passenger 10rpn : B35pm ; SI. Paul Limited. . ia:3Jpn leaves I 1'NION'l'AOlKIC. | 7\r7lvcn OmulialUnlon Depot , 10th Ac Mason Sts. | Omahi 9ITurn : Kearney Express 12:30pn : 2:00pm Overland Klyer S:3upn 2:00pm : lleafce & Stnim'h'g Ex. ( ex. Sun.12:30pn : 7Hlpm : ( Pacilio Express ] 0.r.ui , 5:43pm Fast Mall 4:10pn : Leaves ! WAHASH RAILWAY. lArrlves ClmahaH'nlon Depot , 10th A : Mason FU . | Omah , " 4:00pm : St7 Louis Oaniiori""llall 12.35pii Ho ! For Montreal by Steamer GAZE'S JULY PARTY. under personal escort Mill leave Chicago Friday July ID , Ifi'il , nt 7 p. m. , on new "CITY Ol OIIARLEVOIX " A 15-day summer vacatloi trip , visiting Marklnac Island , the Georgian Hay Toronto , St. Law nnce River , nnd Moptreal fo fC5.0tf , which sum Includes all necessary < -x penses from Chicago hack lo Chicago , as pe printed program , for this unequalled tourist trl on the water , llerths will lit- allotted stilcl : In order of application. Send for pioeram HENRY OAXE A.- SONS , ( Ltd. , ) Universal Tour 1st Agents. SM S. Clark-st. , Chicago , 111. Ou Mr. Fletcher will be with the party. AMERICAN PJRUNES. Immense Orclmrds limited In tlio Puclll hiIII en. The county of Yamhlll has trees set out an two years old that should produce 3,000,00 pounds of prunes for commerce In three year from now , says the Portland Oregonlan. A many trees are planted In Marion , more tha as many In the Umpn.ua region and throug western Oregon nearly In the same propoi tlon ; so that by the year 1898 , with fal crops , thefe westera valleys may turn off total of 20,000,000 pounds of prunes , whll Clark county , Wash. , will turn oft more tha any valley county of Oregon at that tlmi A very reasonable calculation of productlc based on acreage of Ian3 planted to prum will show that by 1898 the Pacific northwei will tucn off a total of 40,000,000 and by tl : end of a century an average yield should I 50,000,000 pounds-fully as much as Calitornl hoa over produced In a single year. To glv a comprehensive Idea of the extent of th Industry , let us survey the Held In all Its e : tent. tent.Enter Enter the state from thp south , and prur orchards are In sight from the summit i the SlsUlyous and spread through Hogi Hlver valley ; they line the waters of tl Umpo.ua and the hills , ranges and valle reaches ot the broader Wllllamette In all li length and breaJth. Ascend the Columb ! and they are on Its shores along the low < river , find place on the mountain side through Hood Hlver valley and the regie around The Uallee. Follow the rivers to the sourcoj In Idaho , and even Montana.Vlier over you go by rail or water , prune orchan are here and there , as you traverse westci Washington , or , crossing the Cascades , tr ; verso the inland empire on all the rallroai that develop that grand region. Montan Idaho and Utah are said to furnleh goc fruit and prunes arc coon to be as staple product as wheat , and wo hope far more r liable. If all the land planted will bear fu crops , no doubt the result will ba overpn ductlon. California alone may produce IGO.OOO.Ol pounds per annum when all her tress bca but It has never happened that they Im' berne full crops. In 1893 the output of th : state was 50.000.000 an ! It was uapposed tl product of 1891 would greatly exceed tha but the yield fell to 40.000.000 rounds becau of drouth and other causes In the spring last year. A very Intelligent Cjllforn'a'prui grower , who was lately here , whose orchan are In the foothills near Santa Cruz , sa ; that much land Is planted to prunes ! his state that Is nut favorable to their nil cess. For Instance , on the west side of tl Santa Clara valley , whence three-fourths tbo prune crop of the state comes , 10 per ce of the trees die each year because the roe reach a close subsoil they cannot penetrate , BLUE JACKETS - IN DEIIAKI Large Incrcaso In the Number of Sailors fo tha New Navy ( THE DEMAND FXCEED3 THE SUPFU IC'itltliio of I.If n mi n Mini-of-\Vnr mill tin 1'ny ot Siilhin-Phytlrnl Ijnullllcn- tliiui Hc < i ilrt'il Opinirliiiiltluj lor Promotion. American nun-cf-wnr's men have no dls ; lnctlvo title. They are variously tcrnm "blue Jackets , " "Jack tars" and "jackles.1 The last U by far the most common numi given tlic men who "plough the racing main * on ships ot war , U Is a contraction of tin other two , ami It applies alike t * the sailor : of all navies. A Drltlth sailor Is a "JacUle. " So Is a French sailor , a German sailor , ai American sailor , ami , In fact , the tars of al navies , The Urltlsh soldier lias a tllstlnctlvi name In "Tommy Atkins" that applies to hln alone tlio world over , but the American sol dler ami tlis American sailor have no eticl distinction In the matter ot a popular an lellatlon. Special attention Is dliccted to the Amor can naval sailor just at this time bccausi of the preparations of the Navy dcpartmcir to enlist 1,000 men for that branch of tin tervlce. The recent rapid Increase In the number o : vessels of the navy , says the WashliiKtoi Star , has naturally necessitated an addltlor .0 the force of m n to operate them. Secre : ary Herbert represented to the last centres ! .lint 2,000 additional men were needed ( < ncot the requirements of the service durlnt the cumlng llscal > ear , beginning on the Isi proximo. Congress found It expedient , how jver , to provide only for nn Increase of lial : hat number. * The total enlisted strength o the navy at present Is 9,000 men. The an thorlzcd enlistments will swell this total ti 10,000 during the coming year. The Increase will undoubtedly b : > sufTlclen lor the few months Intervening bafore tin issembllng of congress , but vvlll by no means it Is said , meet the requirements of the serv ice In the coming winter and spring , whet one or more of the big battle chips will bi ready for commission. In authorizing the enlistment of , the oxtr : 1,000 men congress provided for 'their pay but failed to make provision for their ration : and clothing. As a consequence Sccretar ; Herbert has. found It necessary to limit thi Immediate additional enlistment to COO men Food and clothing for that number can b provided for out of the general approprlatloi for the maintenance of the navy up to th time of the meeting of congress , when ai opportunity will be given to provide for thi deficiency. TheiO new men will be needed within tin next few weeks for the manning of thi becond-class battle ships Texas and Maim and the gunnery practice ship Lancaster The three vessels will bo put Into commls slon about the 1st of August , the Texas a Norfolk and the Maine and Lancaster a New York. The complement of theee VPS fifls will be about 125 In excess of the ad dltlonal force of GOO men , but for that mat ter nearly all of our warships are short o their complement. There are other vessels that will soon bi ready for active eca service. Including1 tin ram Katahdln and the torpedo boat Ericsson The cruisers Boston and Marlon , whlcl have undergone extensive repairs at Sai Francisco , could ba put In commission to day it the crews were available. Men fo : one or the other of thepe vessels may be ob talnei ! by putting the coast defense vesse Monterey , or some other ship on that station out of commission , but not otherwise. The first clas ? battle ships Indiana am Massachusetts , the finest ships in the navy will probably be completed this winter. In case of an emergency the secretary o the navy would undoubtedly change hli present orders limiting enlistments to 600 and add the entire 1,000 men authorized t > the service as quickly as possible. Nothlni of this sort , however , Is anticipated. Ofllc'aU ' of the Navy department ray then will be no dllllculty In getting the oddltlona men , and that It will not even be necessar ; to advertise for them. The classes of mei wanted are seamen , landsmen , Hrenien am coal passers , and It IB expected that most o these will be recruited at New York. En listments will also be made at I'hlhdelphli and Hoston , If necessary. The men an needed mostly for manning the batteries am for looking after the fires and machinery New York City Is the only place where re crultlng goes on In all ratings. Men physically and otherwise quallflci who have served In the navy arc enllsiei In the following ratings at the month ! ; pay designated : Seamen , $24 ; ordinary sea men , $1U ; machinists , $70 ; first-class fire men , $35 ; second class firemen , $30. Whet qualified and advanced to the ratings o petty officers , as vacancies occur , they re celve from $25 to $05 per month. Met 21 years of age or upward , physically quail fled , who have not serveJ at a , are en listed In limited numbers as landsmen 01 coal heavers and are paid $10 and $22 pei month respectively , All enlistments are foi a term of three years. Every enlisted man Is allowed a com mutation of rations at the rate of 30 cent : a day. H Is a matter of pride In the nav ; that there Is no ration given by any foreigi nation that Is equal to the ration of tin United States navy , either In weight or nutrl live qualities. Although the American salloi may be cramped In his sleeping quarters , hi has no cause , It Is asserUd , to complalti o his food , as It Is the best possible under thi circumstances and vastly superior to that o : his brethren In other navies , excepting none Living room Is very limited on board mod' ern war ships. Everything below decks li sacrificed to engines , boilers and coal bunk ers. Consequently "Jackles" are huddled together - gether like sheep In a ttorm. Kach man Is allowed but fourteen Inches rsom for his ham mock and the fourteen hammocks are dove tailed together from beam to beam , so thai the sleeping tars form a solid , compact mass with hardly room to swing , even In a rolllnf saa. This Is the greatest drawback to servlc ; on a modern man-of-war and Is a source o : gensral complaint from the veteran who hai experienced greater breathing space In thi more spacious wooden frigates of bygom days. days.With this exception , the lot ot the moden tar Is much easier In every respect than li the olden days of sailing ships. He Is nov better fed and better cared forr The disci pllne Is not so severe and exacting , and h Is afforded better protection against tyrann ; and oppression on the part of ths officers Their general nature , however , has not under gone any material change since the days o Cooper and Maryatt. They are a Jolly , happy go-lucky set , always ready for a lark or i light , with an abnormal fondness for gros and are chronic grumblers over Imaglnai ; Ills. Nevertheless , It Is said , they are stand and true , and patriotic to the last breath and will never go back on .their country or i friend In distress. The b st ratings open to "Jackles" ar boatswains and gunners. These places pa ; from $1,200 to $1.800 a year. They are opei to any sailor who has served more than on enlistment In the navy , and who show special aptitude for promotion. All appoint ments as warrant officers are based on th record of the applicants. There are severa vacancies In the list of boatswain ! at pres ent , but none In the list of gunners. War rant officers are retired on three-quarters pay I'etty officers are pensioned on half pay I physically Incapacitated for re-enlistment. Everybody Is acquainted with the famllla loose blue uniform of the Jack tar , and thos who have seen him on shipboard In th tropics will recognize his counterfeit present ment In the well known white "Jumpers" e the s'rvlce. Recruiting Is slack Just at present , but I Is expected to pick up In tlie fall. The ex planatlon ot this Is that most of the avail able men are engaged on pleasure yacht for ths summer. The Improved financli condition of the country Is also given as reasons for the. present falling oft In enllsl ments. _ > eat it-ill Appruprlu'p. Washington Stiir : "I realize , " Bald th father oC the lirldo to be , I haven kept pouted on the little InH nnd otitB . good form , nnil an you nro to b one of th fnmlly pretty Boon , 1 vvnnt to take the III erty of utklng- you a question. " "Anything you like. " "What IB the proper thing for a falhn In-law to wear ut the weddlm , ' breitkfant/ The jouns man pondered deeply , and the In the way of a check. " "A small checkV" " .Well say about ten thousand- , TYPE SETTING MAUVE L. Wonderful Mnrlilno Invented \ > j a Sicilian Monk , A typesetting machine which promises to ccllpso all former clforU by Inventors In this line Is to be given n test trial In London this week , Invitations have been Untied to eovpi-al hundred prominent newt- paper mcu to bo present. Father Culendoll , n young Sicilian monk of the Dominican order , Is the Inventor of this most Ingenious piece nt mechanism. U Is alleged the machine will icadlly compose or set CO.OOO letters an hour. H Is doubt ful If the quickest typesetter will avciago moi-o than 2,500 letters lii the same tlmo , which would glvo the now machines n workIng - Ing capacity equal to that ot almost twenty compositors. Llko most of his predecessors , Father Calendoll makes use of n keyboard In work- Itig his machine. K.tch key or button rep resents n letter , which responds to the touch of the operator. As each key la struck the corri'spondlng letter flips out and Is automatically arranged ready for Justification. Hero the similarity between Father Calendoll's new machine and these now In use ceases. Thu old fashioned typesetting - setting machlno hits each letter but once on Its keyboard , nnd consequently the op erator has to touch the button Just go many times as a letter Is required. On the new machlno there arc numerous tepetltlons. ot the same letter , whlfli follow one another In series like the octaves on a piano. Anil as the performer on the piano can with olio movement strike a cord containing a num ber of notes , so can the operator on tills now machlno compose entire words In an Instant by the simultaneous application of the fingers of both hands. This Is obviously an enormous advantage over the machines In present use , which require that each In dividual key bo struck with a distinct move. The keyboard , which from Ita arrangement tnd appearance looks more like a chessboard , Is arranged like a somewhat complicated printer's case. On the left hand arc not Icrs than fifteen alphabets of lower case let ters , each alphabet giving n different number of different combinations for the formation of words. On the right hand nre three alpha. bets of capitals arranged like the ordinary upper case , without combinations of any kind. The miscellaneous diphthongs , ami various signs used by the printer , nro run In lines between the alphabets. One square of the alphabets has thirty Independent keys , which In their turn connect with others. The vowels a e I and o nre re peated three times , u twice , and the con- onants once , with the exception of J k w x. Phis particular arrangement was Intended by the Inventor to bo used by Uie French printers. For English or any other language the buttons of the keys need only be rear- langed to meet the requirements. Father ' .ilfciicloll says the reason for hlH somewhat largo keyboard Is that the operator may bo ible , to strike those keys which are the most convenient In giving the required combina tion. tion.With n little practice the operator will al most unconsciously become accustomed to cer tain combination ! , Just as now the hand of the compositor Instinctively Is guided to the ac customed boxes without glancing at the case. The question naturally occurs : How Is tha word , the letters of which are struck simul taneously , correctly composed ? The secret of this Is that so long as the fingers rest press ing on the keys noneof the mechanism la put Into motion. It Is when the fingers are lifted from the keys that t'ne composition la lone. This , for Instance , In the word "sea , " you strlko It with one movement of the left hand. The the fingers arc llftc.l as the word Is spelled. The ring finger releases the "s. " the middle finger the "e , " and the Index fin ger the final "a. " which comp etes the word. 'tills Is , of course , done with lightning rapidity by the | > crscn accustomed to Its use. The type used In the new machine Is con- "Iderably lower than the ordinary printing type. The foot of each type Is perforated by a slot by which It Is slid on a movable T rail of steel , thus being held absolutely secure. from falling out when once in line. The typo Is supplied from vertical tubes arranged after the fashion of organ pipes. At the foot of each tube Is a bolt which , when open , Picks up a type , which drops Into a narrow channel when the bolt Is pushed back. The tubes containing the types are arranged In four scries adhering to each othsr. All these tubes communicate through an Ingenious electrical device with the keyboard governed , by the operator. As the composition goes on the type slips down over a bent rail and Is arranged In long ; standing galleys , which are removed as soon as filled up. Justification , alwayx a eoiirco. , of trouble with the old machines , has been made a feature by Father Calendoll. He has succeeded , by a simple but effective device , In accomplishing this by working of pedals jmler the machine. The operator knows Just exactly how- long a line he wishes , and can Justify It to a nicety In the twinkling of an eye by pressing the pedal with his foot. Calendoll's new Invention looks very much Mkc a somewhat exaggerated upright piano. He says It can be made for considerably lesM iioney than any of the machines now In use ; also that its mechanism Is so simple any ncrson of ordinary Intelligence will compre hend it and use It In a couple of days. As the typo IP now arranged on It. It may ba taken direct from the galleys and locked up for the press , thus dispensing with stereo typing. The copy Is always In Right , renderIng - Ing correction practicable on the spot. This and much more In the way of pending Im provements Is promlwd by the Inventor for his new machine. It sounds very well und If It passes the trial test under the eye ot practical printers It must Indeed be a great invention. It is scarcely necessary to eay that the Invention has been covered by pat ents In all countries. A wealthy stock cum- pany has an option on putting It on the mar ket If proved a success. A ll < mvy < l Miss Manila Steel was burled In Mechanics township , 1'ennsylvanla , on June HO. She was once a school teacher , and took on flesh BO fast that she was compelled to quit teaching. She was nearly 40 years of age. The day Bhs died she ate heartily , and then com plained of her stomach , and shortly after was found dead In her bed upstairs. Her weight was nearly 700 pounds , und she slept for her. on a bedstead especially prepared It took twelve men to take the corpse down , stairs. Her casket was four feet across. and could not bo taken Into the house , and the. corpse was brought out to It. An old- fashioned wide box wagon was used to convey the remains to the grave. T//I4 t'OJ/IAM irO.W.I.Y. Written for The HCP. I've often rend nnd heard about This "coming woman" deal , I've studied the wholu matter out. Yet more nnd more I feel That never on this mundune fpherj Can woman lead the vim. In trying to run this world here And oust the comlnt' inun. TIs true that their attire now Is much like that of man , Hut for my life I cnn I see how A woman really can Expect that man should stop nsldo From where he ulvvuyn Htiinds , And place this reins of this world wlaa In her soft , snowy hands. It would not be KO very long Till all would be perverse The world would not he worth n Bong1 , And going from bad to worse. Now , vvonmn thinks the day will dawn When nil things will IHS ruled Ily her , for Bhe has liloomurH on. Too bad , but she'll be fooled. There's Orover Cleveland , I dare say , HolleveH this "woman" whirl I noticed Just the other day The papers nald "A Girl. " So Orcm-r fel If woman will Hun this world by und ) > y , The Cleveland family will Htl'.l qf rulers not bo shy. Yes , when a woman wants to trot My "Hit" away from mo , ' ' Is not She'll find u printer's Job What It's cracked up to be. She'll have to kick the piei-s all night Set type jiiHt like n man , Sweep out the ranch before daylight Thuu go and "rush thu cnn. " She'll have to pull the hand press 'roumj And do Job work in haste. And llsh out flies us soon IIH drowned In our HWMit-Hcentcd paste. She'll Imvo to keep the nhop HO neat , And live on mush und pruncB- She must perform the dally feat Of cleunlnK twelve spittoons. She'll have to gather notes of newt ) . Of all that goes and comes , She'll bo obliged to wear big hhocs To kick out all the bums. All this und more she'll have to learn , ( You know she never can ) And with nn nnxlous heart she'll yearn Tor the tireless "coming man. " I'lcrce , Ncl > . i MAJUC U