- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I .
tr8PaQ1AL NOT1QS.
A.h..rll..n..nt. . for th..o cn1tinin .
, 11 he .I'en tntl 12'10 p. iii. fur
. the e''rnlnA ni 11 tn II HI' , m. fur the
Innrnh'A . 111 Hnntn7 cIlItluhll. I
A.h.crll..r. . h7 rC'lne..UnA n nnm-
'H'r"1 . 'iICk enn IIn' ( ' nn."rr. nd
.lre..e.l tn tt nnlh..rrll h'r In rnre
. J ; 'he Ilee. AI"nrr..n nll.lrr..rll
he .1 . I vereti . upon I.re.cntliol
01 I. ch'cl 011 , . UltC" . 11-2e n
"I ill r.t 11..rUnrq 10 n word
1i.riqif1er. ! Nothh'A tnl'rn for ir . .
. illn : : ; o for r.t Itisertlon. The.1
. alh'crt"lcnt" uiut ho run cohlIsec-
ilIvely.
Si'VLL1'IiS St'1'Fi . ) .
'VANTIn , 1Y YOtNO bAlY POSITION ! AI
rpalpr nn4 .nmpnnlon. Ipst oC reereflCeI . . A" ,
nnr .
drep C 3 flee. A3 6.
- - - - -
I'ItINTCItWANTH RITtYATIO ON . \ OOOD
country weekly : flr't.eIM J".er nnll oc.
qUAlnle1 with nil brunette . oC 11w work ; Mn do
01 Iw
flU. loclI wlh , .lorlal : .Irlcty . , "pr. marrlcI ,
nn.1 . ' will Cuml.h nnt clnM Nehr.ka rererenee.
. ( 'wl Irlnler , 151 ! Lnrhner M. . Denver. A-MM9 Cob. 7
-
A ( 'I1IL1HT1A YOUNO MAN OUT OV I.M.
. plo'lent wlilies In get n slnrt In buIlneh . :
IIhn,1 , IOle bu.lnus cxj.erlence. AlbtPS . .
I C 3. Ihe. A-MG 6.
" 'A 'II ) - : \ 1.L IJ II' .
WANT1D . l.ll. INT.r.I.CFNT AaINTS IN
Omaha to orgnnz - club oC three 10 live Coml.
orlnnlrluh. lve
.
lIes Cor our * famou . Orc"nr.1 101e. Inn.1 . In cen.
trnl 7lPhlIlppl. ! The title oC ImmigratIon I. I 10'
log 'otitli . where there are no hot witid . . no
roll wlnIr . n' bllzarlI . no crop fntlUre.
Where two or three eropl con . I , . rAlo"1 Mch
3'ear. Vher . tilerA I. I crol' such 1.lnl ns faIlure
If n man will work onehnlC a. hnll % o. h. doee
wi
In thil ronnlry. Cool 'umrner . mill , wlnt"rs.
Hure flYIng crops oC fruit and 1"lpn tnlck.
nlch..t poll on cnrlh. ne.1 rnlwny fncllbtle.
0.0 W Am.s. general agent 1611 1.'dnnl .1"
Omahn. H-:9
A ( IINTt.tMAN TO WOIK OMAHA Ol TAKE
t.rrtnry In N.hrn.ka n. K.nernl agent oC on
Omnhn sick accident . an,1 , I.ath b.neO on.1
ten.yenr en.lowm.nl . ashocbatlon. Prutl.nlnl
finn pr'frrrl. C"I after 9 o. m. . or oelreos
" ' . V. I'enl , 34 Paxton lIoctc. 1-40
VANTF.I.IXPIil1IINCE1) ANn PIUCTIAI ,
florist and gardener. n. lIne . . 11 Vlnt'm st.
- 11-461
$0,0 TO $14LO0 AAI.AIY PAI AAIFAIN
.
far chnrs ; experience not npce.onr : extra In-
cuccmenl to cu.lomer. II.hol' & 1lne. Rt
- I.ul. . Mo. IM303 025.
WANTEIWATCIMAKlm. YOUNG M.tN AT
- J. A''nenl rl. 135 VOIIIs AI. 11-575
, WANTI'-SAI.gMAN ACQUAINTED WITH ,
: !
ACQ\\INTFD
the ten anti grocery Inulp In Omaha an.1 . ,1.-
trlcl. Sinte epcrIenco and reference to D. } ,
1.ld , _ " Co. U.I. . , ChIcago. n-71S
' WANTIl ) . STATI AO NT FOR NIIt\AIA
to r.pre.onl an uMoelnlon writing the best nc.
client .Ick anti funeral henel contract on
enrlh I.'ul rcnewal contract will be given to
Imrly gIvIni their entIre time ontl ottentlon to
11'ln < enlr. nlenlon
tIi . IUIIfleE. Plr.t cirun rcterencs requlr.l.
1 AdIre . . J. D. I'Itclicr. secretary , IagInaw l .
- - _ R. MIch Il-MISI O 9.
'
'tXPIlmNCI : : SO.ICITOI WANTED'FOI
cly lrte , The Union l.cllo Tea Co" 204 . N.
161h Ilt 11-601-5'
. . . ! 1-1-6.
WAN''I D. TAU.On AT IIIIODFRICK'S TAI- I
lor ehop 8. I , : . corer Ilh HIOD 1111 Mreete .
I1-M610 1 ; I
LAI1OIII1tS FORVYOMINO ON COMI'ANY
LAIOmmS 1.'OI WYOINO COIANY
work on It. & M. Ity. : work Kunrnnte.l ; free
tmnopnllalon. Klumer & O'Ueam. 121 Far-
.
- nam - 'trect. - U-M603 6.
: nN WhO Wn.T ! , WORK FOR S7. MONTH
Iatltry or large comml..lon. ! .e1lng staple 100.
b ) ' 8Ifl1IIC . II Ipol.Is : experience , unneceo."r :
wrIte us. Uousehold SI..cloly Co. (151. ( ) Cm- .
cinnati . 0 U-M626 6.
l'SITIONI FOR FEW l'USHINO SALF.S-
men on .nlary : olalle lbneI : IC you mean buol-
, .n Inp l.an
OPFS . ne11'.os Cor 11artculus. stating age. Luke .
lIre , . Chlcng" 11-M623 6.
ALL IOUND J.ACI'RITI ; Or\S PACKI
. Car \bolesalo I"uop : 1\'eryman ; 10 ( arm han" . ,
S2 .0. Canadian olilco . 1:2 % Douslas. H-M632 C.
" . ' VATEi-FI031ALE IIII.I' .
: GZ1tl. rol GFNEIAL IJOUSEWOm , . 360C
Ihowarti. C-301
C-OI
1own.l. - .
- - - - -
ThIr4 ; WANTING GOOD ( hIlLS CALL ACAN-
dlnn\'lan Y. W. Hume :01 U\'cnpnrl. Tel. 1 , .
.
C- I-.31
A GOOD 011th TO no GINCttAL I0USI -
work In counlry. Small C\mly. AIM" 41
S. 151h At. C5 -
IThIO.NT CA1NI.T : 110TOS S2.0 1'hbt DOZ.
en. 1)arIe. 1I-11i S , 161h slreel. C:16U
- - -
.W .NTillh. ' 10 fmw V1TI1 FIIIST-ChASS
W.NTI. : WITI FJST-CI.ASS
dre..mnk.r. Allress C 35. ExperIence Ihee.
C-rr,1.
'AN'rl n , (1 hIll. FOIl OINEUAL : 1IOtISt-
work. = } 'lram slreet. C-M62j
COOK W.\NTI' : MUST J COIPITI'NT
Cook ant , l1n.h.s. ! . 3))3 ) Farnam. C-M622 S.
.
1.'Oll RE2NT-IIOUSES.
i.iOUSi:1. : : F. K. DARLING , 1.\IKEI IILOCK. 1-4 3
UOIH1 ! H IN A1.h PAnTS 01" " 1' : CITY. TiE
0 P. Davis ' COIPIY , I : } : Farnarn. V-4G3
10USES , ii'WA & CO. . 10 N. 15TH 1 > AT.
H. E. COI.F & CO. , I.AIO S' LIST IN OMAIA %
S 10nrmN 6.110035 IOSI H :5 : MIUTeS
1
, walk flm court houoe. 101 21 , l.rk.r blk.
. . V-1
0:0 I.tT . COTTAOI WITh 3 ROOMS . ON 30TH
neal' IUI nun. Charlea Turner. 336 Farnatn.
fl-466
101 mr' : , , lOOM hOUSE . 621 S. 2 ' 1 AV1.
flue. In'ulre 1 : H. ittIl Itleet. V-M11
, fOR Ti.uOO:1 UOUSl . NEWI.Y PA-
p
11ered : city : wal.r ; S .O I'er mo. lU N. 311h.
atl.lel. n'xl to I' . O. D-191
ST.\JOU lltLt COT1'\0 S. 6.lOOIS ,
all " ler. Ia- . fnel. Apply ! Iyro ! Heed COIU I ,
' I" ' ) 212 South Hlh . \eel. D-S
.O.IIOOM l IIOVSC AND IIARN . S. V. ' . CI1NEII
: 10TS COlNEI
. : r.IIer % sts. . $7o.L0. John \V. llobhuu ,
'rd . r. : . : . : N. Y. Lire hhlg. D-131-0U
1IOuiiS : : : G. \'AhLACC 313 II0WN 1.1.
D-MI
G.IIOOt CO'f'\GE. AM. MODnN , :121 : ,
Onl sl eet. D-3t263
g.1tOOM11OI'U . ANt 1LI0N. m 1)AVCN- :
burl .lett "PIly:2 - N. : : d Itrcot. 1-31 4 .
EPhflDi I ) x-iOi-I'rAT8. WITU IANOP
Int mter cii'nIenee 's : 523.th ) . Store 101 B.
lClh slre.'t. Crm JO 10 12 end Z ta 4.
I-M426
T.1lO'1M MOll'UN : nOII' : . NEWI.Y I'A.
.11011 1'1L ' nfli I'htnIoI1 1 . n.ul HnlCOrl Iark. .1. n.
I'.IIHe , l.ugLu blc'ck 1)--321 01
ChOICE 1)ETACIIEI ) 111511)ENCU. : :711 rot' .
l C lsnmNce. 27 1'0'
1lcI. nnlle : 10t r buck ; :31 nnl CabIfor.
Inhl . Dr.1 Sherwoo uwnue. C. A. SI"lr. CbS N.
Y. 1M. I-SI O
; : io3t ; : l TT\C" . 1il8OI7 VAlID . H. I : . Colt .
. : : I cn,1 ( laik. ! II'ulrc 1323 Jachson. 1 > 14
' -
TO = FIIU. LAflO 17 IIGlrr.ltOOM
iu WOIT.HOO:1
, h"UI' Sill N. 2tI * iIreet In'I\lle John Ilamlin .
tl 5. 13th. \11" 1 rooms , 12t S. 13th.
Vm3
4 VINE 1.\HnE SrX-IOo : hOUSE. 81
' . . . . .
' Houlh - Pit .lc t. V..11:3
VEIIY : 1ISm.l.l : : M01 IN 1tOUSI. J. n.
ShN\oad , 423 N. Y. LIfe Jl'honn 3)\
. V-ml1'
- - - - -
2IC1T.\'FUllNIS1l1II ) 1IOUSII ON C.I.INE ,
PUINIRIEI nOl'SF ( C.\
: wlh 1..I.r cn\'ful.lc. ! . SItl , ) ' \ . 1 : : . Cor
% , % and I"'ol\orth. : \Y. U. I-CI-7.
; It I : "isrv , 1tO0I:1. : 1lST 1"WOn.
1 ( ) : cl ) ' and el..r . wnl.r : nlrc ) 'ar. etc.
. S. NIh. . .
bofereflce InctuIreiOI7 % i-co-.i'
; zi1 ; ' u- : ) isi AILt ' 'nN,100 1 MOD.
cr IIGu c : "cla'I. . O. l' . D.'lu Co. , H03 : I . .r.
n:11 : It. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D :
Fen I1UNT. 5 CTAGe : ; . liQUllt TIIOMAS I
SIft . 4l'3 N. IStit 1 Ile < l. V-ICOG .
l' DOUOI.'iS ' $ Ttm T ; S nOOM . ( l.i. IIATI !
*
'
.n'l eboset ; II tharouJh , eiplr : fiJ per A
'rh" Ol\ln , I..n & 'l' tust Go. . 1 I. and nou ; .
laJ tr..II. D-M61 G
j'.1tOOt 1b0USl7. ALL CJNVENIENCI7S .
perfect np"lr. Jl'lulo 11 N. Ulh .Irul.
n- MIlS
, n16S
Ot ) BTI.UI-lmATFD Houses AND P1.ATS.
Flt 5. . 1 I'OOIU ' : lOcation l .tI "ulrab ! concH. l
UGn. TI : . l:1 N. 211th. 11-MUI <
- - - - -
r I 100:8 , MODPn UHK ( StAliN ) . N. 13Th.
" . I ems , moeln brick CO3 N. 37th .
I rooml. Irl.'k. Clifton 11111. $ ' > Ilh.
Omah Ital Ewlale & Trust Ca. , XIS Ro. limb.
V-:161
FOn ImNT 1 'AND310O1 hl0U13E. 1
) lrcy alr.et. D-M6 C'
.
L - . _ - _ - , - _ - - _ _
ron 1IIINT-PL'lNlSII17D noou
- - -
NICCLY l'UINISUED nOO)8 nn DODO
&
LARGE F10N nOOM. NICI7SX FURNJiIIII0.
' 1ller room , a ptl' month 116 Iloward. u , .
SIIHIIU ; ROOMS . : m lAnr\ IE'I :
- E-US 05'
7lOOi SUITAU.t t'OI 'rwo , WITH OR
wIthout tcorii . WT S. ; I axeuu. . c- a S'
_ s _
J"OI " nl 'r-l VI ISlmf n003IS.
( Contnu . '
'UnN AND UNFUnN , 100Ma. : N. 17'I'lf.
H-MIll 06'
. - - 1-)31 0.
NIC'El.Y rUINlllED ItOOMS . : A. 25H
_ ' 1 re t E-MI5.0' ,
'
NIFHI.Y : . 'UnNISUD : 1000515 . 101 ItOUTI ! ICTII '
St. I. ' tat C 100 SOUTIITJ 1--1-16. 'I'
F1D : on UN.'UINlsil > 15002.15. U
H'uth , lhthetreet t , 1-2ctGhl 7'
CI.EAN 1117DS , SOC l'lm W'IEK. 110 S. ITii'
II463-N-1'
iIOUSERIEL'lNQ ItOOMS . . A \"A.
10UArKIElINO 100:11. 226 8T. 17-.603-lO' MAil"S.
- 1-.0:10.
3 NC ! ! 3't'ItNbRlhh'D ISOOMS I'Olt LIIIIIT
1.'t'INIAUW 100S 1"01 1.10rT
hOlek eplnl. 12 8. 11th. E-5& 1 ' 9.
1.'UINIIUU 1001. USE OF' l'IANO AND
pnrtor. 136 1.'nIMm. : -69 6.
P1'IINHIliD : 1t0OMS-1iOUSL'IIhL7i'IN0. 2G
81. Mary' , . E-M631 7.
VUh1ISitE2i ) nee ls AiD hOARD. ,
SOUTh ! IlOMS , SINOLIZ CNSUTI . BOAR ! ) .
23 L'ougla J'-M52 1.
DISIRAIII.1I PUnNrSrnm nOOM ! IilNOLII
or en .ulle. with board ; references. 221 'ar.
nam Ilreet. F-M705
I ' UlNISIED AND UNFUINIBI' 10m1S ;
tr"nllenls nccommo"att" The Capital . 1721
Cnpllol ovenu ! -MCS-01.
- .
- - - -
FIIINISI- UNFIJNISlno ROOMS , i
with or wIthout boatd . 192. Douglas etrot. .
" - : 61 6. I
100A WITIJ 10AID , A' THI SItitINtIlt. . I
. _ 321 ' S. 261h atreet . I.-M62 1.
- - - - - - - - -
IIiSIIh hlhR \ ' STEAM EXCEL.
J'AI.J.I htOOMH1TII ' : I m.I
lent table ; reereIce5. . 2)3 ) N. 18th. F-M636 7. ,
I.'on htlINT-VNFIJIINIS1E2D nOO \ .
UNI"UnNIHln1U CHAllmn8 1"01 HOUSE.
keeping to man and wlCc. 31 N. 17th.
Ilh.G:4 :
4 UN.'UINISHED HOOIS SUITAIII.Ii Volt
housekeeping price $8 anti $0. 1104 Webster.
G-3
THI . : 1LEASANT 100IS. lUTCHCN ,
etoccets cIty waler. 202J Howard SI. .
0-618--C'
O-13-
- -
I.OI 1tIIST-STOISIIS AND OFFICIOS.
FOIl IIENT . TtIII 4.STORY hIttICIC IIUILDINO
FOI H TiE 4.STOIY IUCK IULDNG
lt SIC F'arnam slreel. This buiding hns a nrc-
proof Cement Icarcement comlllete strain heatIng .
Ing ntue. . water on all 100r. . gas ele.
Apply at the olce oC The lice . 1-910
AGIIN'I'S " 'AN'Bn.
AGENTS . MAKt SZ A DAY TAIUNG ADVIIIt.
tisements Cor meclrlc luest Call . whle\ : I. put
Into hotels Cree. No oxvrlence nee.I.I . ; for
b1artiCtIlar Inclo.e eX1 . Frank O. SmIth & :
Co . L Crosse , WI. J-M62l 5'
, GENTS MAIJ S. DATLY : MAIS''lI.OUS IN.
AG ; rotatle 2. cents : 2 to 6 old In . house :
sample mailed frec. I.'or.hco & Makin. Cln h . , .
flati ( O. J-M621 6.
HEX'J'AL AGI XCY.
LAI0EST LIST IN CITY. J. 11. IAHHOTTE ,
1.52 02
0 STOILAGIi1.
STORAGII . FRANK I WeIS , 121 HAHNFY.
M-1
1'ACIFIC STOnAGE AND WAIEIOUAI CO"
I'.CWIC ! Jones. Generl storage and forwarding. M-471
WANTED-TO hUT.
HIOIEST l'ISICE PAID FOR ISAGS . hltON .
metal rubber and bottles : car lots a lpeclnly ,
Chicago Junk house 812.81 Douglas . N-472 Omaha.
FOIL SAI.lI-FUISNITURE2.
l"UHNITUlE 11-ROOM hOUSE . IIAVINO
boarders. Fine location. C 13 , Bee. 0-Mt26.
pen SALII-IIOItSL7S ANt ) WAONS.
AUCTION SALE 0' hORSES . AT UNION
.toek yards , , very Wednesday ant Saturday nt
I o'elock. lluyeIs with le there to purchase
every horse . offered. A. D. Clarke colnpnn3' ' . '
Iorsc 1'-590 9
-
1.01 SALE-3IISCE2LLANEOUS.
hlA1t1)V001) COMBINATION HOO AND
COMDNATIN
chIcken fence. ChD' It Lee , 91h and DOUIIR. Q-13
ICE IN CAI1LOAI ) LOTS. conneSPONDENCE
LTS.
CAILOAD . A . Nicholas , Council Bluffs . la.
lolcle" Q-M742.O3
FIRST CLASS SALOON : BEST LOCATION :
CLSS .
goo renon.d < C 29 , Bee. Q-MC3 6.
OLD nrUCKS FOR SALII-AI'l'I.Y AT TIn
Associated Charities , Sl Howard btreet . or Itle-
phone No. 161G. Q-MSS5 16
W'ANTIIt OtEHATOI ON Tn'EWmTI TO
do billing In wholesale house. Stenographer not
biing Address C :4. lIce C- 94 5
1)OUIILE nASI IUINI I VEItY . VEIY
DOUJ.E . II. Langan al Hayden Bros. jewelry de
l'artmenl. Q3 1.
IIISCBI.IA EOUS.
FARMS FOIl HENT. 9'0 New York LIfe bldg.
It-1c1537 030
I IA VI A LIFE SIOITIAND SClOI.AI-
ship which I wi give 10 any worthy persons
on terms "llly cOlllell with. No cash re
quIred. Address C 27. Ilee. n-549-
CLAIRVOYANTS .
MISS. Bit. H. WAIIU N , CLAIRVOYANT Il . .
liable business medium ; OUt year at lS N. 16th.
5-474
S-1
MASS.iGhI . 1A'IIS. E''C.
MADAME SMITh t3 S. 13Th ! . ND l'I.OI.
room 3 : magnetIc . apor. alohol , ateani . . suI. .
Ilherine and Sea bath. -381.C.
IiU ? . L\SSAOF. hOT DAT ! :61
.
Howard. TOG.
ZcIME. DEHNAlD , 1 7. hIt ! FLOOR T-:147 . 1 % Dodge. OU'
MMII. hOWELL . TURKISh AND IILECTISIC
JIME. 10Wm.I . < 'IC
b.th - . . I'lleot ) parlors II . cit ) . :18,30 ' -131-.1 H. 15th.
TUUnSI EATIIS.
TUISI 1ATIS : ONLY II.ACE IN CITY
exclusive for la"le. Suite 109,10 Bee Bldg.
- 13
LADIES' BAThS , MMII. 10ST , 3IW S. ITH. 4 ;
l'EnsoL
VIA\I CO. . 116 1:1 DLPG. . IEAI.Tl BOOK
free : home treatment : lady alembnt. U-HI
hi. IIAAS. FI.oms' PLANTS . CIT LOWlms.
hlanqtiet . hahl . reafdence ! anti grave decoratIons.
1nn'hal. Inl "ecorutons.
IS3Inton Itreet. Telephone 376. U-H1
DATI ! U.\SSAGE. : MMF1. I'OS' . aI9a \ , 15Th ! .
31-213
i'INI LIVEISYISICISCIIIIAI' . ED. 1LUMLt7y ,
1lh and Hi . 1.r ) ' " Unll. 'fQloholl U-118 440.
PRIVATE uOm FOR WOMEN DIUG CON.
tinetnefit. les I reference Ivtn. 3r9 N. 2Slh.
U-M612.ulI'
THE AMERICAN nEAUTY AND 1'RIMBOSII
corlots. Orders taken. 216 North U-MUI l'IIOSE 5'
110l.KY TO I.OAN-ItEAL . STATD.
N''UON LOAN & TRUST CO" IU N. Y.
Life. ! Man , lt 10mtea for choice security In .
Ncbra"a . & boa Carm. or Omaha ciy I'rl'trt ' ) .
. 1-1
; i'EY TO LOAN AT LOWCT I3ATEM. TIlE
n.\i.
O. F. Davis Co. . 1:3 I.'amaln Ueer. . W-8
CITY LO.\N C. A. ST.UI. 5t N. V. I.U'E.
W-411
W-8
IONEY TO I.AN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
UIPnO\ED
\ OIAIA
real filate. Brnnan , Love " Cc , I'axlon blk.
W -48
IONrY T LOAN au IMi'JIOVIID OMAHA
Irp.rl ) ' . lIOelt ) ' ! 'rur C , ' . , 1 ( I.'arnom.
W-S
IWI ; INSUIANCE IOLImS LO.\ND ON on
boujht. F. O. Cbuner , Kansol CIty , Mo.
w-m
MONET T LAN , hO. 60 . t DAYS : FURNI.
lure pians ttc. Dun Green I-m S. Barker
block. I
IlocK. X-8S
LOANS ON hMPR0VD & UNIMPROVED CITY
1:1"1) , IlPl0VED . 3.n& Slllh , UNIIIHOVEO I . , { ) w-ns .
G l'En CENT MONEY TO WAN ON OMAIIA
real utal. " N.b. Carms. W U. Melkie Omaha
W-nd
10ITOAOO I.OANS. LOW MATES. I
1. p. Zlta nlh aue DOlllu , Onialca .
. I 'W-U I
) cZORTOAQES. O. O. WAI.\CE , BROWN - ULIC . I
.
TilE OMAA DAILY B1E : SATURDAY . OC''Onmn { , 18m 7
MONE2I Tn I.OtSIIb.tha ESTA'l'lh. .
- ( Continued. '
MONEY TO LOAN ON } 'iiINITUm : . IIANOS.
horaca wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In cIt ) . ;
no removal oC goods : Ilrlcty cnndentAI you
amount. con PAY the lon off at any lime or In any
amount.IOMAHA MOlTOAO LOAN CO. .
lot H. . 161h at
_ I X-
IIIJSISIPIS CIIANCES .
* 12.00000 STOCK 01 MlIltt'IIANDISII IN mHT
town In eacierci Nebraska for land and casher
or equivalent Address S 29 , care ROt .
1e-
; )
$ : .00.0 WIT , 131I \ A IURUnSS IN OMAHA
Clint I. netting $ .0.0 per ) 'er ; thll will h'ar
investigation . J. J. GII.on , 317 hat Nati , bank .
31 : ; 3k.
T"OI 8AU SI.o MIAT MAmI DONU
g'o,1 cash "uslncss. Ienl , including 5 DONG Ih'lll
rooms . SI5.00. 00" reason for aelln , . Seats .
10JN.lIth .t. Y-MI4'
CLILtN STOCK 01. ' OIOlIIi : : CASh 11115- !
ness ; beat location In Omaha. , \lhr. . C : ,
.
_ 1oo. ! Y-16U 10 I
1.'OI SALE. OLD ESTAIII.ISIIIIDOIL HUSI. I
Icess In Ih'c town In Itci . slate : Wilt bear In-
\ 'eztigation : good opening to rIght } ) art ) . WIth
_ _ 3:0000y : . Address C 31. hoc. -MM1 C.
FOR lIXCIIANUE.
EQUITY IN I.AI0F TRACT 0' I.AND NEAR
Omaha What ha\'o ) 'OU to otter ? 11. F ,
Dailey . 940 N. Y. Life bl"g. orerT 7.9
S5.0.o IN NOTE ! GIVEN FOR BAD DEBTS
to trade for real estate I. F . Inle , AlY" 23
. heIblock. 12 to 2 o'clock. Z82
_
! -o'clock.
III1ICKTENIIMtINT.IIO1JEISN . 18 nOOM8.
Within 10 blocks of city hull ; prIce S2O.O :
encumbrance , $3,000.00 : equly for good unem.
cUmbered Ian"
Sherman county 640 acres school JonJ. near
Llchf.ld : 223 acres Sheridan county and SI.O
stock oC general merchandise for good land near
Omaha
lefole buyIng or exchanging see J. N. Prenzer.
OPposIte I' . O. Z-Mlfl-O10
FOIl TIAUE , A GOOU FARM J"1 STOCK
oC groceries or groceries and dry goods . IC I , )
.y 100 <
aries good land . No. 1 soil . 2 acres broken
clear worth $ ,20. . nqI1re A. H. I'enrco
Scotia . ( reely county Neb. Z-37.c-4'
WELL MATCIED IAY TEA I. 4.YhIAI3.OhIo .
standard bred and r.I.terlll. for lot or equity
In cottage. Address C : lice 7. G6
$ .0.0 I.ADmS' AND ) IS ms' ImOI TO
exchange for a smal house and cash , or land
and cash. Atdres3 box 62. Grl.wol" . In.
Z-MGIt 8
I.On SALEUEAL ESTATE.
IAIGAINA. SALE 01 TISAI)13 IN CITY PROP-
"rl.s ant Curms. John lb. 'rener , opp. 1101- 1.
1110-492
AlTnACS , TIlE BYRON mme COMPANY.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I 1-93
HOMES ON EAST PAYMENTS . SELL AND
buy lots , acre farms. . Ganln 1ros. 210 N. Y. L.
ISE-308 I
BARGAINS . hOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS . .
sale or Irade. F. K. Darling . Barker PAIMS. Iock. I.
nl-30 :
IMPROVED FAIIS , O. W. CAICLOCI ? . 1:0 : I
Pumam St. 1310-614
- - - -
FARMLANDS . C. F. hARRISON . 912.N. Y. 1.lft.
1310-736-09'
IE-1:6.09. :
SNAPS. ImCK IUSINESS BUILDING. 3 I
storIes , average rental past two BULDNO. . S2,100.0
per ) year 16 per cent gross : price , $13,500.00.
Brick business building . 2 stories , comer , nver. , ,
age rental past 3 years . $ .020.0 per year , 1 per
cent gross ; prIce. $9,100.00.
.6 acres within 6.mlp circle oC postomce :
sllhly land : Price , S2'.0.0. '
Before buying or exchangIng see Jno. N. Fren.
. z.r , oppo.llo I' . O. ItII-MT78-Ol0 I
1'01 SAII -A 2,600-ACRE FAItH OJ' SECOND
bottom land In Miller county , Ark. . 12 miles
east oC Texarkana 1.0) acres cleared . , ( ) acre
In cultivation , 2 tenant houses This farm I.
Well adapted for grain . grass slack and cotton.
Unlimited winter stock range. Wilt cell cheap
and on easy term. Address G 1 . Eel cheal .
Russclviiie , Ark ISE-l000--O.17'
FOR SALE FINE COTTAIII3. FULL LOT ONLY
S60 ; easy term. It. E. Inlerson. Iame IE-32 bIte
nOls ON EASY I'AYMENTS. BARGAINS
BAI0AINS
10 101. G. G. " 'nlace. Brown Block. _
nE-G4r
FOR SALE on TRADE. FINE IESIDENCE
property In Lincoln Nrb. : several well ImProved -
Proved farms and line town Ilrol'ert , nil In
central Nebraska We have what WI repre.
lenl. Will trade CQr stock oC boots antI shoes ,
stock oC clothIng or I good general atook. " ' 1
put In part cash. Address Box 626. Lincoln
Neb. IE- 1:3 8
FOR 1UINT-200.ACRII PAIIL JAlmSON.
ItlO-567-6'
IU5-
I"INF PROPERTY , CENTRALLY LOCATED
large 101. 9.room m"ler house , good barn .
pavement : paid In ( till : only S.1o 1000 C. 1' .
Harrison . 912 N. Y. Life 1110-617-30'
lU1IO'
ASK ABOUT THE SI.r HOUSE AND LOT ON
19th street boulevard ; n beauty and a snap I'
V. W.a" . 161h & Oougln. J5E-IcI620 1
1.'OI . SALE FLORIDA 10TlL. 23 ROOMS :
100:11
rurlshl : installment : also farm old vege-
table lands : finest alyear climate on . \'Ie. .
Martin \Veir. I'ark } 'la ItlO-M623 C.
SIOl'lIANU AND TYl'1I'jt5'I'IS0 .
A. C VAN SANT'S SCIOOL , 613 N. Y. Idl'10. .
496
OMAhA nUSINISS COLLEGE 15TH , l'AlNAJI
n0''I'.8.
AETNA HOURI ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. Con.
1th and Dodge. Rooms by day or we.k. COl.
I IOTIOL IAIKFI. J'IANK IILDITCH , MOlt . .
13th and Jones sl. ; 'Alnut Hilt cars lass
the door.
AMERICAN PI.AN.
16 rooms nt $ .W day ; r rooms nt S2o day .
European plan Soc to $ .0 I.er clay - . 49 -
TIn LANGE hOTEL . 62 A. 13TH STI1IOIT .
STI\nT.
steam heated rooms table board , $ .0) Iltr
, 'eo. lSID
- -
U DEI'\EIS AND E1InAL3IEHS.
H. K. IIIJItE1IT. FUNEItAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1618 Chicago st. . telephone 9' ' ) . 601
SWANSON & YALIN , 1701 CUING. TEL 10 .
Icr. O. MAUL . UNDERTAKER AND hIM.
b"lmer , HI1 l"arnnm sl. . lel ( hone 223 . G3 :
MANTELS . GI.\TES ANI ) TILES .
WOOD MANTELS ORATES . TILES FOR .
ttrcplaces . vestibules antI large floors : POI.
wrie
prices. MIlton Rogers & Sons Omaha 604
1ICYCI. S.
8m TIlE VI8Im.I' IIALI. . IOIIAISINOS ON
Relay SpecIal. Wi larum & BMINGA . , 12 . 151h. to
, :
JIUSISFISS NOTICES .
DAMAGED MU\0lS RESILVERIoD . 719 N. 16.
61
I _
CARPET CIEANING.
CHAMPION CAIPET CLEANING WOItlcio .
718-720 S. Uh St. Tel 6k . U-862-01 WOIKS.
DUl.JUNG & LOAN AS80CI\TIONS.
! IAHJS IN MUTUAL L. & I. ASS'N PAY
6. 1. S per cent when I. 2. 3 years old. always
redeemable 1104 } 'urlnm el" , Nltlnger ol , Bee.
Bee.GS
HOW T GET A HOMf OR SECURE GOOD
Ot
Intereet on saving . . Apply to Omaha L. & hi .
Ass'n 110' flee bldg. U. 2.1. Nattinger . See. I.
509
MUSIC . AUT AND LANGUAGES 'I '
SEND 1.0 FOR U.O WORTh ! OF SONOS : ,
Amorlta . Pretty 'VI"ow In llomer8. Darling
Mnbel. The Course oC True Love Never Runs
Omaha Smooth. Neb. Latest hi.'oodbrl"e L\'o htros. 11 ,
O.OlGfJ } . GELLIINIIECIC . UANJO AND
guitar teacher 191 Cns stre.t 10
GREAT UAIGAINS IN SLIGhTLY USED Ul' .
right piano . New Ilanos for rent and sold at
I. than special sale rlcel. \Vm. IL Scicmoller ,
fIfth for JlcCaue bl"g. M-U-S. Schmoler
ELOCUTION
ELLA DAY ROOM 101 N. Y. LIFE ULDG.
1U2 03
: mnIAL.
LADIES I ChIICIIIISTEIi'S ENGLISH 1'ENNY.
royal I'iIhs diamond ( brandl ) are the bet ; sale.
nlable : lake n othe ; und 40 stamp for
particulars , 'ftelI.f for Ladies. " In letter by
return snail. AI druggist Chlchellu Chem.
.c.1 Co. . Philadelphia. l'a Cher.
DRESSMAICINQ .
DRESSES. $0.03 ; SATISFACTION OUAISAN.
teed ; McDowell , ) 'at.m. 11 Howar GUAIAN. .
11A.
JOII' : ! Vl.IFHl11Il , " ) .
11021858 WINTJlm..UJAT " ' OP CAhill
given icorce . both winter In.1 summer . Ad.
tirese Ic ! . J. \Velch , Oel,1 Neb. lG1 03J
WANTED.lIOlt5l0S'I'"iN'TlIfl ; blEST OF
Care ; terRn reuonall ! 6t ! N. Y. I.IC. hhi. )
: :1G603
1018. : ! AND COLT hm ANn CARED
for during winter $245) er month per AHi
Incl I guarantee the a oC care. I call for
and deliver stock fred . pt charge. Wrie ,1 at
once and 1 \ \ I call Irhl : see ) 'oU . for I will
only b. 15 dnra Itlhefg up horses and colt ,
and \ Ihen I will return 10 m ) ' tancti. Itetnem-
bet C.ct I. i apt to " ' 0111 this , 'Inl.r and 1
got tone and op . oC It on hnnll ; nath'c hay
millet hay oats lrol..I"1n fodder , corn anti
oats , and I wlnt II Cn'di ( Insleucl oC hauling
I to market. Address I/atlc. / , 011 South ,
Onutba Neb. 151 1
l.\n ) IS 1.'un ) nnXT.
} 'AlSIcl . C.\AH ISBN ? . . \ttrr. I a\lJ : - . . 16
3) lINT1 S'l'S.
nn PAUL. DENTIST : mo ) IUIT AT. Ill
COAl
USE rnmDAN Co.\THI lIES SOFT
nnl. Penn harI coal price guaranteed . Vlclor
WhIte. 'r.l. 121. 1603 I'-nrnnm. 61
.
\'NlnOrBnS. .
H. MAlOWITZ LOANS MONl0' . 43 N. 16 AT.
35) ,
-
" ' . \N'JBU-'O 10nHO" ' .
WANTln , A I.OAN 01' S61I ON IUAINI.SR
property worth $ .2J.o : will I'ay ' 8 per cent
Interest ; no commIssion A"trc. box I. \'c'nke .
held . Neh. MOO 6.
HAY ANI ) ( GnAI .
ll\ TOUtS hAY thY TON 01 CAl LOTS.'II
bUY hay A. 1. Snyder , 1513 Burt st. - Tel. 12 1107.
I.OS'I' .
LOST , ON nOUGAA STREET . I.ADY'S ICING .
110.
set two pearls and , a ruly. LIberal Iewnr.l IC
left . ot lice. Council Bluffs. .
Ip.r I e. Counci Iur. 1..I-G S _
NIMn I'ACWIC AND 10Th ! . LINEN mNTgn
1lec. embroidered In huttercupa . partially corn.
plet..I. Return to 113 South 2lh and get re- :
ward. Lost-A1633 6' i
I
OCEAN STIIiMlII1S ' . '
A CRUISE TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN :
1) ' specIally chartered steamer " 1.'rl .lnn" " (7,116
tons ) . January 29 . 1596 1 . \ 'ialtlng B.rmuda. ( .16 .
I'aler , Malagna . Granada . Alhnmbla Algiers
Cairo : 10 days In I'alestine . Bey"olt. glh-su. .
ConstctfltifloilO . Athens . flame , Nice
Cnnslnntnople. Horp : only S : }
anti , tip . excursions . tees , etc. . included. Oygan-
l"tl anti , occompnnl..1 I.y I. ' . C. Clark ex-Il. R
Vice Consul nt Jerusalem. Ocean tickets all
lines. Hen' ] for TourIst Gazette . , tcket. 01
F . . c. CI.\HU : . Tourist At. . 111 Bro'N. . \ .
! ( AILWAY V II IE CARD
I'
Leav"s IIUlLINUTON ' ) . . . ' .
.1.
Omaha I Union Jiopot . 20th . & Mason SIS. \ Omaha
10:1.r. : : . , . . . l.r . Iixjri'ss. . . . . . . . :4Jam :
4ilpm.ilhk . 111. . lon ! . & l'uGel Sn" lOx. l:0pm ;
4:3pxn..Denver ; 1kptt' . . . . . . . Ix. . . 4Oolm :
. .
1:0llm.Nelrusku : . . , , . Localscep1 , . , Sunday ) . . 1:4lm : ;
815.r..Llncoln ; . Local . xcept Sundayjl:23001 ; I
24.pr."I.'a81 ; Mail ( for , Lltcoln ) daily. . . ;
Leaves CHICAGO , ' IhUittX2GTON & Q.tArije3
Omaha Union Vepot , 10tl & Mason St..1 Omaha
4:45pm..Chicago : .Q'eetlbuie. . . . . . . . . . 3:50am :
"
9.0am. . . . . . . i ; .V.lllule.:9 : :5"m
7:50pm..Chlcago & St. { 1'uhs Expcess . . :1:1r :
15:3lauc : . . . . .j' nellie JuncU'ln Local. . . . . 8:0.U :
. . . . . . . . .Fasl $ al. . Lcal. . . . . . . . 2.01.0 :
L'c' A-d6'MI L A
\-ICIIT Tl' 8
; '
Omaha Union Depot 10lh _ & Mason SI..I Omaha
6:00pm..Chicago' : 1.lmle" . . . . . . 9:30am ;
. .
1 : 0"1. .Chlu o I XI' < . Sun" ) ' ) . . 6:2111 :
Leaves CHICAGO & Nj1ShiVJIST'NfArrives
Omahaltjnion Depot , 10tl& ! Masonilts . ] ! Omaha
10 :40am. : . : . . . ! . . IOI , preS" ' . . . . . 5:30pm ;
4 : iOpzn..VestibuleLimtted. . . . . . . 9 : 3pm
'Llmlet. :200m
6:51trn..Mo. ; V < I eJ' . . . . . . . ' ) ;
. :
, ,6:4p : . . ! Chi ,
! : .qm , 11 lpl ! - , . : :
Leaves ICIIICAGO , Hr I. . & 1.AiFiC.IArrie : ,
Omuha Union Depot . JOU & Mason SI \ Omaha
_ _ _ gAS. .
I1lOamAtlantlc : Express ' ( ( ox , Sunday ) , , : '
6:2pm. : . . . . . .Nllht . Express. . . . . . . . 9:2.m : :
. . . .
. . . .
: 'OI.m..Chlcngo - - Veslbultd - LImited - - , . - , , 1:33pm
'VEST. ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _
6:15pm.Oklahom" : & Trxas'Ex. ( cx . Sun..10:3nm ) :
1:40pm. : . . . . . .Colorado LImie" . . . . . . 4:00pm :
L.nve C. ItT. 1 : [ : ' O. lArilvea
2mahca Depot 151h and \Veiatet'SCs . IMrlve ] :
Shflam..Sioux : City Accom mod a U . , , . 8i3jij :
1:15pm..Sloux : City Express ( ex. Bun..lIJI : :1
6:10pm. : . . . .St. PAul Llml.d. . . . . .10am :
Leave , ' . : . & MO. \ ' . jArrivea
OmahaDepot _ . 151h and Wtb.ter Bto. \ I Omaha
2:10pm..Fast : tJ - l and Expre. . . . . . 4:55pm :
20pm..x. : ( Sat ) Wyo. I x ( ex. Mon. ) . 4:551m :
:5pm
9OSarn.Norfoik : Express ( ex , Sunday ) . .10:30Am :
6IOpm : . " . . . _ " . .SI. _ l ' nut _ T xpre8. . : , , .10 :35am :
Leaves - - IC. ; . , ST- ; & ' C. - : lArrives
Omahal Union Vepot. hOiSt & Mason Sts. \ Omaha
9:50am..Kansas : City Day I Jle.s.:3pm - :
5:4iptn.K.C.Nigictllx : . via U. 1 Trans. 6:00am :
Leaves I Icl1SOURTPCiFC. IXFWe
OcnahcalDepot ] , 151h und Webster SI. ] Omaha
10:40am . . . . . . . . . .SI. Louis 1xpre.- ; 6:00am :
9:30pm..SI. : . Louis Ixlr . . . : 6o.m :
3:30I'I..l..brlsl' Local Ie" ( . Sun. ) . . . 9:0"m 6:0311 :
Laves SIOUX CITY I PACIIC lArrivea
Omaha Depot 151h and Web.lel Sls. J Omaha
6:1 : lm. . . . . . . . .SI. Paul I.tmited..10:35am :
l.en\'e.1 SIOUX CITY & I'CU'ICAlrlves , (
Omaha Union DI , 10lh . MuaonSts. \ Omaha
C : .am..Sloux : City I'nssenger..10:55pm : : ;
_ 5:35Im. . . . . . , AI. Ciy Limited..12:33pm :
Leaves UNION ' lACI"IC. ( Arrives
Omaha Union 1)epot . lQlh & Mason Sls. Omnha
9:45nm. : . . . . . . . . K.t'arney Express..l2:30pm :
Exlres.
2:00pm..Ovtrland Flyer. . . . . . . S:3tpcic :
2Oopinlieat'ce : & Stcocnab'g ex. ( eL aun..12:30pm :
: . . . . . . . . . . . . . Express..10:23am
mgr : : : : : : : : : : : : . : . . t Maii. , . . . : : : : : : : : : : : Inopmn : :
Leaves I WABASH nAI.WAY.Arrh' ( , ,
Omaha Union Depot iOth& Mason St. \ Omaha
4:00pm..SI. : Louis cnnnon . 1al..12.3pm :
WENT AWAY ' 10 GET IUES. ,
ll'Nhn'NN : Icn leturn from the ICon-
NIL " el ) " 1.'eNth'lt"N.
A party of Omaha business men . consistng
of H. J. Peniold Major H. S. Wilcox . W. n.
Bennett , J. E. Utt , E. E. Dryson , Thomas A.
Fry , L. .M. R1 em , Walter Jardine and G. A.
Hanzl , have returned from a trip to Kansas -
sas CIty , where they spent four days In wit.
nesslng the carnival of the Pries of Pal.
las. One oC the maIn objects of the trip
was to learn something of the experience
that the Kansas City people had acquire durIng -
lug their carnivals and to study new features
for lie ( Ak.Sar.IIen festivIties In 1896. The
party had an opportunIty to observe the way
In which the parades Were managed and the
crowds handled and wefl brought to the con.
chllon that Omaha's frt effort had ( been In
no resllecl Interior . .
"Our parades were cftalnlY equal to the
Priests of Pallas . " sal : fr. Utt yesterday ,
"
"and we had fully U'Jblg a crowd as they
had I was elma that 65,000 people
were brought Into Kanas City during the
week , hilt this Is an . approximate estimate
and will probably be'rethsced . The estmate testyal
was a huge SUccess * mwas well managed
wel
throughout. 'Vo have : leaned a number of
things whIch will no IdoUt be of service to
us In the fulure. ThQ pst noticeable thing
we obselved was the I absolute harmony In
which all Interests In Kansas City are Joined
They all pull logelher' tor Kansas City , and
this Is the secret oC the t success. "
Major Wicox says ( that there was one
respect In which the Icowd at the Kansas
City festivities dlrere\ \ ' from that which was
In Omaha last month,1 Here thousands of
people came and spent IHvera days , willie In
\\'hlo
Kansas City It seemed tibe a purely local
crowd which came In / the trains In the
morning and went outl at nIght. Notwith.
standing the large crowds on the streets , the
hotels were not overcrQvded and It was apparent -
parent that the carnlvil did not attract as
many visitors from a distance as did the
Omaha celebration. "
S
.
A 'Vumnn' . .lh..lnG.
lily only child was dangerously sick for four
days with cholera Infanlum. Our belt doctor
could not help her , We concluded 10 try
Chamberlaln's Cole , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Darrhoea
ReIned ) ' . After the third dose she was out
of danger , and at this writing Is out playing.
May God bleu the manufacturer of this
medicine for their efforts 10 do good Mrs.
David II. Allen . Fayeteyle , N. Y.
Meyer I'uld for lila flow .
Paul Meyer living at 152 South Sixteenth
street . fined $10 and costs In police
court yesterday for keeping a vIcious
dog. Joseph 1.'eubender an aged German
was the complainant lie charged that 01
FrIday last . while passing the Meyer resi-
donce a dog jumped at him and took icy-
lY.
.ral bites out or his body.
o ffd . .
eQ lfW
( Copyright , 1895 . Ilaclieller. It ) ' hiacheller. ) Johnson 1' '
CIApTIm I.-CONTINUm. :
A 10b instantly filled the street before the
building and n scene of Indescrlbtblo tumul '
and , excllement ensued Polcemen canoe '
runnln . ambulances were rung for rumor
lew abDut that ( many were crushed In the :
cellar , In the mIdst or I all a clear , cal'l '
voIce , above the lie-ada of the
\ he-ls surging YO'
-
clferols crowd called , "ant of the way , 1 I
please , " anti lookIng II ) they saw just over
them John Burroughs , who had slid down a
dangling rope , with one colt of I ns n brake
on lila leg , as trapeze performers descend In
a circus. They made way for ltiln . anti lie . I
alighting , lshed Ihrough to the superln.
lemlent and reported placidly :
"it Is number 29 U that Is wnnled. "
IV.
When John urrouhs realized that he
waY , temporarily nt least a poor iioan . he
resolved to learn something practical . by
whIch ho could ' not only support himself with
a feeling of independence but oven rise In
the world through his o\n exertions. lie had
n good college education . but that was worth
little In lie battle of life except as mental
training for learnIng timings of real use.
The "iearned Tlrofesslons"-refuges for the
lazy and Incompetent genlel-dld not tempt
hll : he hnt neither liking nor capital for
mercantile speculation. A "trade" presented
itself to his mind lS the desirable timing
some good sort of honest , skilled \ labor productive .
duclve or something useful to hlmanly and
likely to be In permanent demalid . And of
ni the trades that even the census takers
have foun.1 out , none suited him so well ns
Iron working , patcularly thai branch of It
nose important In our large cities . the
construction of buildings. To this ho resolved -
solved to devote hlmselC.
Believing In "Imowlng from the ground up"
anything ho sought 10 learn , he commenced
his new career as a day laborer In time
foundry of the great "Vulcnn works " wheel.
Ig sand and cleaning castIngs. At the sale
theme . with an eye to some day beomln . an
employer , he deemed this nn opportune tme
for acquiring thorough knowledge ot time
class of toilers among whom he had cast his
lot , and to this end went 10 live In a mo-
chanlcs' boarding house. Men could not ox-
poet much or the comforts or life for $5 per
week , time rate paId there , hIlt would have
been justifIed In disappointment at what was
actualy afforded In that establishment. Its
onlY abundances were dirt and foul I air
WIthin a fortnight his qllcc ! observation
and alert Inteligence made him a valuable
'lmelper " and In a ltte time more he had so
far mastered the details of Iron founding as
practiced In that foundry , that though still
only ranking anti raid as a laborer he was
really doing the work of a slle molder.
Ito had been at this n couple or months , when
one day he electrified the foreman by calling
his attention to the inferior quality of a new
lot of 1lgs , " the first incItIng from which
hal just been made Clearly and with tech-
nical accuracy he stated the defective
chemical composlon ! of the iron by reason of
whIch castings made from It would fall at
least 10 per cent below the minimum of
strength they should possess. Nol another
among the thirty molders of the foulmtiry . all
supposably skillful men . had or could have ,
made that discovery the correctness of which
was readily proved. When asked how he , a
laborer came 10 know so much about Iron he
modestly replied that ho had "plcltcd up a
little about It In college. "
That IncIdent gave hIm a new standing , for
not only the foreman , but his employers-tl
whom It was duly reported-were grateful
and appreciative. Learning that he wished
to gain a knowledge or the Iron busIness In
all Its departments . they encouraged and In a
short time aided him by a transfer to the
rollIng mill . where he speedily learned the
making of steel girders , beams etc. Then
!
an incident needless to relate but fortuItous
as that whIch gave hIm distinction In the
foundry , brought out the fact that he WS a
good mechanical tlraughmtsman . with evldenc
of taste as a designer , and he was promoted
10 the "drawing" room. hero ho remained
until , In an emergency , he was called upon
to essay the duties or assistant foreman In
the actual construction of a great steel frame
building . and that was the point ho hall
reached when Constance Desslne found him.
All lila progress he had achieved In one
year , so he had certaInly done well wIth the
IndustrIal hal of his problem ; but DS much
: could not be said for time social hal of it.
lie did not get along well at the mechanics'
boarding house. In vain he tried to adopt
the manners and habits of his fellow-
boarders ut least far enough to put from
theIr minds the sense of sepalon between
him and .them. lie could not , even by effort ,
be as dirty In mind speech and person lS
some of them were with natural case. And
ho could not help thinking logically and
using his brain when he talked . which cause
others of them to view him with suspicion.
Insensibly he grew to realize that he was
surrounded by an atmosphere or distrust ,
antagonism and even malice . the Inspiring
force of which was a man known as Herr
Janovlcs.
I Janovlcs dfd any work It was In some
nocturnal Industry he did not care to avow
but he always hal money to pay his board
: I\ } buy beer. His days were spent In sleep
hIs evenings In frenzied denunciation or the
"blooll-sucklng capitalists . " jeremiads over
"down-trodden labor" and fer ) ' advocacy of
"the cmmunlslc distribution of wealth. "
When his follow-boarders went 10 bed , he
sauntered out. Several times John Burroughs
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had amU'd ' himself by worstng the fellow
In debate , for which , of course , Janovlcs
hated him bItterly and did all possible to
prejudIce the minds of the olhers against
him denouncing him In Ils absence , as I
"capitailstlc spy" and - "traitor to the rights
of man. "
Ils malignant influence made itself felt.
AgaIn anti again heavy weights "accIdent-
ally" dropped out or this smoky darkness of
the foundry roof came near to crushing Jack'
skull ; once a hoistng winch , under an enor- '
mous strain was turned loose by the treacherous -
erous release or a pawl , and only by u half-
Inch missed breaking his back ; and . finally '
two of the sturdiest rulans In lie gang of
his enemies picked a quarrel with him intending .
tending to gIve him a merciless beltlng.
which resulted In their being taken 10 a
hospital for repairs Slut none of these things
swerved John Durroujh from his course , or
oven gave him a thought or fear
V.
Assistant Foreman Burroughs , while busy
with his work on an upper for of the great
steel cage the second day after the accIdent
was startled by hearing In a cheery and
familiar voice. the hal , "Ilehloal Jackl" and
to see , mounting from the end of a ladder ,
his former chum , Ross Thorpo. "how II
the world did you ever come to find me
( mere ? " he exclaimed
Rosa hal but little breath left , after bls
unwonted exertions , but found enough to
gap the reply ; "Conslance saw you , and
told Amy who told me. Out ! What a
clmbl Could I lee the moon by looking
down over the edge at this time or day ? "
"Conslancel Who la Constance )
"Ahl I forgot You don't know her But
she saw you that day . on the grand stand
and has remembered you ever Iince. Queer ,
isn't It , that a girl should recollect a fellow
like that Shut never mind about her now
Give me an account ef yourself. Where hIv
)
you been ? and what have you done and why
did you do it ? " )
"I can't tel you now , Ross , for my time
Is i not m ) own unll G o'clock nut conic to
lily thing. room " tbls ( evening and Il tel you every- i
Hess took lie aldrc Dr the lodgings to
"tlch Jack hAl recently nooved . his ohl
quarlers having finally bpcome unbearable
anti the two friends Imrled.
Their interview In the e\'enlng was long
anti pleasant. htoss , notwlhstalling a
rooted nnll\alhy 10 exertion . was quite lion.
cit In bls expression of hearty allniralon for
Jnck's pluck , energy anti e\lunnc ! 0111 be
notell with satisfaction that a year of artlu-
OtIS tel had loft few marks on his frleml.
Jack looked more powerful than formerly-
anti 'Ie never was a wenldlng-bls face hall
grown graver multi more earnest than it I used
to be whIch hustle him scent a little ohlr
than ho was. hit In Ute main when omit , of
his working cothes : ho "Iookell the same old .
Jack "
' 'Hut . " remonstrated Hess , when he hall
hearll Jack's story , "even If you persist In
sticking to the life , I should think 'ou'd
want 10 gel away from n gang of ) 'aimoos
% 110 limit ill ) jobs to maim and kill ) 'ou.
\ 'lmiloum't yeti get work some other 111aC7"
"Nolhlng wouhl Induce mc to change. I
Is part of m ) ' education . Time men are not
all bail. Only a few of thieni In fact , have
been Infected hY ' that mal , dog Jonovlcs. "
"Couldn't you have him arrested T"
"No. He Is shrewd enough to have other
do time mischief he Plalis I I easy 10 SUS'
pect , but hard 10 convict rascals of his
kind. "
"They'll geL you ) ' 01. "
"I t1\lnk not. Our work on this bIg bilild-
lug Is near : ) ' done. When It Is Inlshe.1 alll
I go back to time works , I lay be put In
, some other department , and perhaps see no
i more or them than I to now. But. shah
bo on my guard anyway , and tbat's al that
. "
Is necessar ) .
Jack's anticipation of speedy return to lie
works WaS realized more quickly than he
: had expected for the very lext day he was
summoned to nsumo the liosition . lempo
: rarly at least , of foreman of thin foundry The
old foreman , who first recognlzell Jack's
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Herr J"novlcs.
ability , had been dead six months and hh
successor was his Conner nssistaimt a rough ,
Ignorant fellow . who drank , had no author-
Ity among lie men and neglected his duties .
I was his fault that the Irregular beam " 297
1) " vas not at the building when wanted ,
and that another was erroneously marked for
It. Tht CUed the measure of his offenses .
He was discharged and Burroughs ordered to
take his place
o The molders rebelled. I exasperated
them to thlnl that ono Ihey relcmberd
as a caslng.cleaner when they were already
mlders should In a little over a yeal-
have risen above thieno Ills superior ability .
which they could not but recognize only em-
bllerC them. Then , too , some ot them lihceil
ttd
the former foreman , with whom they used to
get drunk and thought I loyalty to him to
antagonize his successor herr Janovlcs
learned of the promotion and did his best to
tan the lames of discontent
"So . ' : ho saId "
tanntngly , "the sand
wheeler Is your master now and can order
you around Do you know why Because
of his cunning sneaking underhandell wa ) '
of serving hIs bosses. " Tll men knew thai
was a lie . but preferred I 10 the truth , because -
cause I laUered their self-esteem. "I lold
you when he was here , " Janovlcs went on
here'
"that ho was the spy and tool of the
bosses Now . who wi say I was not right ;
that I dldn't smell him out ? Take wurnlng'
They plan some now Invasion of your rights !
new chains for their trampled slavesl and lie
theIr hireling , Is ready 10 do their dirty
tvoi'k'Ill you endure I ? WI you be ) .
obedient dogs ? Or will yon be his judges ? "
"Il break hIs jaw tomorry ; be the inertial
gob I 111. " growled a moulder named Ken-
moody ' liii ? . enormously powerful fellow who
had quite a reputation as "the Foundry Ter-
ror. "
"Kenned can ; Ir any man can . he can , "
piped One-eyed Finn , a little old man who
was barely on the outskirts Dr Janovlcs' fol.
lowing . "but I ho tries It at time shop , I'l
have to be . a fair fight. For their own , credit
the byes.1 stand nOlhln' ole there. "
"That's all I "
al want , vaunted Kenned ;
"an,1 , If I aln't man enough to do hint I'll
never take another drink " Il
"I.ord ! That's a bowld sayin' , " exclaImed
One.eyed } Jnn. .
The fight was forced on Jack the next
mermiimmg . and ho was nothIng lolh to accept
the issue I was fair. Although the men
were . ono and all . hopeful that the foreman
would be whipped , they were determined that
the best man should win In a shop fight , so
the ) ' formed a ring and allowed no Inler.
ference. Kennedy was ferociomma brawnier
( lion Jack anti hail , a longer reach wih some
"science " but was no match for the cool ,
skillful boxer who had been the best amat"ur
mlddlo weIght In the 11unhalan AthletIc
tc
club. "The Foundry Terror" was badly
whipped antI dimS not succeoll In even inflicting .
Ing a bruise upon time man he had sworn to
"do. "
A "strike" was threatened but Jack was
ns ready for Ihat as for Ihe fight. "Strike
If you like , " he told Ihe men , "I do not
believe the ' Molders union wil sustain you
but If It should I wi fill your places with
nicked green men , who , under my direction .
will learn to do In two weeks all required on
such straight jobs as the shop Is full or now.
Anti not a man who goes now will ever reo
( urn while I am here "
There was no "strike , " no more open re-
volt , but the men continued sullen , and , at
Jarovics' instigation , 1 devilish project took
shape secretly among his reckless and
naturally criminal toils . Preparations were
making for the casting or nn enormous bed
pinto wIIL very heavy relnfofcements and
deep IUKlke projections from its nether sur.
face , a maas that would weigh several tons ,
hloth halves of its huge mold were made and
baIted wihi extreme care amid Jack neglected
lie preparation necessary to success , While
( lie tipper half was hieing slowly shod
cautIously lowered into place , he went , for a
moment , to the stack , to ascertain if ( lie
metal was ready to run , When lie returned
( lie men were clamping ( ho frames of ( lie
mold , This , and the last atoppings , cimanzmcl.
ings and ventings were all apeetlily done , amid
the foreman shouted' the furnace tentler ,
"Let it collie ! " l.ngrossed . as lie was with
the work he ditl not miotico that the four men
who stood near him , by tIme mold , when
lie gave that order , suddenly disappeared ,
leaving him alone.
A rivulet of white molten metal snurted
that from ( lie furnace and coursed swiftly
along its channel toward him , Gold and
crimion sparks flew from it and when it
plunged into ( ho mold , gas flanmes , green and
blue , darted from time yenta , The inflow
continued several seconds , In a stillness that
made time low hiss and crackle of the fIery
current seem loud , Then canoe a terrific
explosion and time air was full of fragments
of the mold , bllnthlng steam and flying masses
of molten metal , white and curramit red ,
Following close upon ( ho awful roar were
the crashes of lmoavy objects falling , lime
angry hiss of water turning to steam , the
agonized screams of 'victims and the excited
cries of nien fleeing from (1w ( catastrophic.
And all was Iii darkness , save ( lie glow of
liquid metal spreading In slender atreanms
and shallow pools over tti irregular earthen
floor ,
Some one threw open the big double doors ,
letting the steam out ouch ( he daylight in.
Surely John Burroughs bore a charmed life.
for he stood , unharmed , its hi , piace by Liii
renhmislits of time moiti , hut two hmmen liati
been Immortally injured , The hack of one woe
broken , and time other had beeti horribly
burned by a mass of senii'Iiqtiith iron that
bath struck amid filoitheth itself upon hmitti ,
Realizing that thic'y were about to die tlmey
confessed having theiiiseiye catmsoti time cx-
sioslon , lit the hinpo of kiiling the foreman ,
Titey lmatl , when his back vas turned , hiolirel
a imall of 'voter lit tIme lucid , tiofore it was
Cloeti , The other two iiiun working with
themmi were accomplices , alitl Herr Jamiovics
hati hiceti the Imisigator of time diabolical
theitti ,
theitti'l
\'l ,
ltosi' Thmorpe liicntioneml to his sister , one
iii ) ' , tlia ( Jack Wotiltl l'a ) ' iiitn a visit time
hiext limorning , by iiplOhlitliien ( , but perhias
tltat hiatt biothing to do smith the fact that
t-lieii Mr. iltlrrougll , vas foriiinlly all-
hmntimicetl , at the exlmecteti ( hue Miss Con.
stance lessino ilapiirmt to be in time parlor ,
calling upon her friontl , miiy , itmiml of cotlrso
reeeis'etl a forimial ititroluction to liliii ,
"So , " tiioiigim ( Jack , regarding her with
immteret , ' 'that's time girl who remiiemnbereml
mile a year , merely fromim one caetmal glance ,
" hat a ineiiiory for faces silo niust luivel"
Iii lila innocent freetlomim fruIt liersoiial
vamiit' , ( ho idea did not occtmr to hmimui that
her recollection iii lila caao was tierhaps
exceptional amid title to seine special atrac-
tion other faces miglmt not imave possei'oetl
for her , Timat lie wothith always renieiiiber
her , lie ditl not thotitit , but that vna a very
thlfferemit matter. 11cr face , -an miot Olin to
be forgotteim , Amiti yet , hm could hot have
ttirnetl away anti tiescriloeti It , to hi
neck , lila Perception of its detaIls was very
t'agtme. 11cr great dark eyes eemed to fasci.
mush ) hIs sight , whenever lie looked at her ,
antI all else of her features is'ere luierged iii
a general inmpresslomo of Perfect loveliness.
She sang , anti ho % vas enthralled by her
voice ; ithie Spoke' , and bellied to hiiimt a paragon -
agon of i'it and i'emmse slic s'nIketi , amiti be
thiriiletl ' 'Itil atlniiratlon of her grace anti
tlio beatity of imer figtire ; she sat still 011th
shout , yet oven in her repose lie found new
cimmtrrns. If ever a young muian unconsciotmsly
pitltugeml boadlomig iii love John hlturroughs
tiitl ,
Constance had boeen lilayihig on ( ho piano
anti lie stool hieshile hrr , having beeii oc.
ctlpietl imi time ecstatic duty of tttriiimig her
mnualc , when lie amith , in a low voles : "Ibis
tells me you recogmiizetl me , after a year , "
Ills alluding to that iiinoniouuic feat wotmimi
hare been sufllcient ovitlence to aIi9' otis who
knew bun , of ( ho wholly iimipercouiai way lie
was considcrimig It , but Constance did not yet
know him well enoilli to tinmherstaumd ( list ,
anti blushed violently at buiimg so directly
charged with hiolilimig a yonlig umuan in rcmiiemn.
hiramice , amid by the young man hiimiiselt : never-
thielens , it was' true , anti she simply its-
swered , "Yes. "
"It itt surprimmingi I'm sure I houltI have
rcincmiihered yotm , if I Imad seen you , bill ( hat
voiild have been Uccauso it was you. 4li(1 ( I
falicy it is well I tilt ! not. "
"Why so ? " i'hta asked , in surprise ,
' 'It I lmati , I think it voillti have been
iiartler for inc to adhmere to 'the plans I haatl
made , I would have hicemi wanting to see
you again insteatl of sticking to my vork. "
( Conclutleti Itiontlay. )
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Tired voniemi umeed to hiavo ( heir blood purl.
lbotl and euiricimed by llood's Sarsaparilla , It
'i iii give theuma u'rength ( anti health.
S
OFi'lCEIt St'IIt ) II lIlt l.IFJO ,
Siii'i'os' 10t'nie. urn \'umiinn sit ( Ii.
Lliimi ) ' , , , .
"t'hint proniisetl to result in a very serious
accident Timursday % 'as averted by ( lie presence -
once of mnimid of Officer Fleming of ( lie Union
depot force ,
Two femuuale passengers on tIme wes'tboimnd
huriington No , 3 got off ( hue train shortly
after it had conio to a staimtlstiil and went
iuito the dining room of time depot for ltmnchi ,
Tiuno how more rapidly than they irngluied
and they suddenly realized jhie fact ( list ( heir
train was pulhilig out of ( lie depot. 110th
wollien niade a rush for ( lie car , which hmy
that ( tine was moving quite rapidly. Time
foremost catigiit one of tIme rahlimugit on tIm
front platformn and a brakeman , who happened
to be standing on ( he stall , hielpeti her aboard.
The second woman made an effort to reach
the caine rolling , but imiissed it , nearly fall.
ing umiderneahi ( tile vimecis iii consequence ,
Nothing daunted , abs essayed to catch tim
railing of ( Ito rear platform , when time nfl-
csr interfered , Had slut succeeded imi her at.
tempt she would have been thrown under
( ho car and crushed o death ,
- a-
R'gr4't ,
, ,
\\oo all done things ( hat we regret ,
And thmlmigs thm.'tt we wouith fain forgot ,
But with the past we'll have no row
Provided we are ready now
To mnend our ways , and ne'er neglect ,
To use in biltlng "Calunoot. "
l'lnIn ' 1'rsitli , ,
Do you really undorstamid why you shouid
in your own interests fully anti without delay
look into aiid verify ( lie claims wo are niak.
ing for tIm land now being sold to tim best
class of intelligent purchasers amid known far
and wide as the famous Orchard hionios
region ? Yell must sop anti consider time low
prices at which these lands are being sold ,
the great variety and absolute certainty of
tim crops raised , the large yields and ( ho
facility with which all products are uimmmrketetj ,
Time climate is romnarkabhe for its salubrly ,
extremes of heat or call are tinknowmi , 'rime
whiter brief amid mihil , time summer long and
delightful , with iuigiits invariably cool and
pleasant , Work can be done omit of doors
every nionthi In time year , Vegetables of
every known variety can be raised lii ab.
solute hierfectiomi and crops of many kinds
can be grown on ( lie aanoo land each year.
Irish and sweet potatoes for size anti yield
cannot be exceeded in the United States ,
Tue mild chimmiate iiinkes shelter unnecessary
for stock during any timno or the year. 'l'here
is green boil for cattle ( lie year round ,
Iiermmuda is the staple grass and can be cut
from ( itree to four ( iiiie each year anti
io'lmeui ctmreii is itiuperior to time famuied timothy
of time uiorhi ( , Clover grows luxuriantly mitl
will yield as mmiimcht nil that In any section of
( lie United Stntes. Small graimi can he growmi
succeasfthlly it desired. 'rimey prove profitable
crops , and , as they are iuarveatcd early , there
Is always tiimie to plant a crop of corn or
vegetables on time same land ( lie same year.
Corn is a great crop and ( ito yield Is a
plmc-noiiiiiiaily large one , Time quickest and
surest menus of nioney innklmmg , however , is
In ( lie cultivation of Irmhlts and vegetabie ,
fromii which worlc you can make your in anti
year omit front 200 to $100 for every acre of
land ( lint you intelligently handle , All in-
formnation on application to Coo , W. lines ,
General Agent , 1617 Faruiamn St. , Omaha ,
Neb ,
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Crumble nrnh lime ( ' .rzo't'e' ,
Thmo following births and deaths were se-
ported at ( ho health olflce during the twenty-
tour hours ending at noon yesterday :
Birtims-Amilo Sorensen , Fourth street anti
Woolworth avenue , boy ; Jacob Jacobsen ,
Fourth and Francis , girl : Delbert Iayo , East
Omaha , girl ; Thomas Wilson , 105 North
Twenty.sevcuth , boyV. ; . T. Orunshy , 11318
Oak , gIrl ; E Iiotrlcii , 1421 Ohio , girl ; N.
0. hlislop , Benson , girl ; Victor Steimpuhie ,
2313 Mason , boy ; Peter I'etors , 5002 Sherman
avenue , girl ; Alfred Morris , 4627 Farnam ,
boy ; James hiodge , 2153 South Tenth , girl ;
Charles L. Auteraoti , 1816 North Twenty-
ixlm ( , girl ( wiiis.
Ioathis-Cehia Bock , 8 , 2301 South Thir.
toenh , praernla suppurative synovitla , Pros-
peel 11111 ; lticliartl Lawless , 27 , i78 North
Nineteenth , sarcoma pyoiiis ( , holy Sepulcher ;
liritiget Wiggins , t.'J , Fort Omaha , hteart
disease , holy Sepulcher ; Edward II. Gavin ,
iT ? , 2623 half howard , peritonitis , holy
Sepulcher.
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What Is more attractive than a pretty face
with a fresh , bright ootnplexiomi ? For it , us ,
I'ozzoni's Powder.
Ite'iitiusi to ItO' ' , Mr. " , S'gitsesii ,
Thuraday evening , at time clergy house ,
Twenty-sixth and Franklin streets , there was
an informal reception to They , Lewis 'r.
Wattson , the newly-arrived head at tIme As.
aociate mission.
The congregatiouis of lit. John's , St. Paul's ,
St. Andrew's and hit , Augustine' , were welt
i'epresented , and tim rooms were filled with
callers , itefreshimnunts were served ,
15ev , Wattson lireichied to time congreatIor
of St. John's last Sunday inornimig , and this ,
lila Initial snrmon in Omaha , was rogardeti
infist favorably by his hearers , giving the
impression that lie will doubtless become a
powerful factor iii this chosen field of mis.
sionary labor.
Conimencing October 31 a missiomi will be
conducted every evening for ten days at St.
John's church , Rev. Wattsomi occupying this
central pobition as missionary preacher ,
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