1 * Tilt ? OJIATTA rtAlTjY HER : Rl'XDAY , DlDOBMHEn 20 , 181)3.
8PBC1RL NOTICES.
AilvcrtlKPiiiRtil' ) for Jlioup column *
rrlll I S tnkon iinlll I2IHO p. m. for
tlic FVi-nliinr nml tinlll 8 n. m. tor the
ninrtiliiu nnd Snniliijnlltlotif. .
Advertiser * , liy rc | iip ilnK ( n nnm-
bcreil check , CHII lin c nnnwrrit nil-
* drccicil In n iittmlicrcit Ictlcr In cnrc
of Thr > llc. . Anmrcri o m1ilroitpil
rrlll tic ilfllrcroil nion prcscnlnllon
of Uic cliccJf onlr. Hnlcn. 1 l-8o i
miril Hriit ItiNprlliint 1c n rroril
tlicrcnflcr. r.'ntliliiK < nkvn for IPH
limn 2Hc for nrit limprdon. Tlic p
ndvprllMcnicnln mint IIP "in connect-
tlvrlr.
SITUATION'S \VAvrnn.
Ot'Nn MAN WANTS PLACE TO HO f HnRI.S
tnfco cnr nf ftirnaeo. lirifr < i or cowfor
board. Omnlm Ilus. Col. , cor. litli nnJ 1.1n."n1
1VAM'in-M.YLI3
XVANTED-LIVK. INTELLIGENT AOrNTfl IN
Omnha to nrpnnlze cliil of three to five fatnl-
HM of our fumnus Orchard Humes lands In
central Ml slvlppl. llm lldc of lmml rsl . .n . Is
going south , where there nre no hot winds , nn
cold wIntern , no bllirnrds. no crop failure" ;
where two or thrrc crops can l.o ral * l encl
year ; where there Is no such thing ns failure II
ft mm will work one-half ns liard no lie does In
thin country : cnol cummerc. mild winters ; jure
pnvlnc crfps of fnilts and naiilen truck : rlche't
roll on earth ! best ralltvsv faclllllts. Oeo.
Ames , treneial agent. 1C17 rarnam st. . m' '
WANTED. A COAT IIANDi STEAD\
and eel pay. Henry Knfrcbaum.
Pnlnt. Neb
_ _
RALEMMEN TO HANDLE OfR HtGH GRADE
ItilirlratbiK oils nnd greases , exclusively or ns
a side line. A. It. Tlmmlns Oil Co. . r-lrve-
_ land , O. ! i"LXi0'j5.- ! !
"
M 10 "lIM PER MON-HI AND EXPENSES TO
Kell clgnrs ; experience1 unnecessary ; extra In
ducements to cuslmmrs. Folk & Co"nlB.I' ! ! , .
' "
BALESMA'N"XvilTWANT AN ATILE AND nx-
pfrlenrod Mlriman to tnUe chaw nf a branch
onico In Omaha fnr our line of rrppry ? | vclnl-
tlrn. nniV" make a month's trip four times a
vrar 111 lielihl iHnR territory. Onod pal.irv nnd
jieimnii'nt pjiltlnn. Addre-s , with full prulicit-
inra nnd rffefiict-o , Cu hinan Ilios. Company ,
78 Hmlwn st. , New \'n\k \ City. I1-973-M
AiVEIlTIt > INT"AOrNT7 E.VPEHIENCED AND
rollahlo ni.m with tr il home refciencoa ; iil-an-
nnt anilI 'rv proflt.ililo employment. Fr l Klnln
Si C .r < iiile.iito. II 9i4-Z9'
WANTED. HY ONlToF THE LAHOEST PACIC-
Ins ; houtes In Chlrnito. a tra\cllm ; snlPFman.
Must Ix1 thnrniishlv ronvciiant with th" patt-
S.IKP trndo wvst of Clilrncn nnd sppnk German.
Blato pxpprlpnrp nnd salary ictjulred. Aililrpis
PacKrr , 701 lloikciy , Clilcaco. 11 S73-SO *
BALiSMAN TO DUUO TIIAHE Sm'l3 LINn
or othorwlse. J.V. . Knight , 217-223 State st.
llaclne. AVI . H
| 1V ) A MONTH ; YOU CAN MAKE IT EASY :
0 hours a day ; cur agents den't complain of
hard times , but arc. maklns big money selling
Nallonal Dish washer : built on rclentlfle prin
ciples ; guaranteed ; o\erjbndy wants one ; 1 000-
000 to be Fold , price low. Apply ut once. World
Mfif. Co. , W 0. CulumbUH , O. 11-050-23 *
SALESMAN- ! > > SALARY AND EXPENSES
to a irood m.in to Intrnduec our wines direct
from tlnryauls ; nppirlunlty for advance ; com
mission If piefeired ; no cNperlL-ncc necessary
with our complete Instillations ; Inclose two
stamps. Ca > mus Vlneyntd , Cellar ? , 123 nnd 127
Eddy street , San Francisco , Cnl. 11 OC3-23 *
WANTED-A SPECIAL REl'REKENTATIVE IN
every state to travel. J73.00 to J100.00 Balary and
commission to energetic joung men. Excellent
chance for teachers and students. Huslnesi
pleasant and permanent. Splendid opportunity
to make money. Our new plan lakes like wild
die. Address National Library Association. 221
Monroe st. , Chicago. IS
WANTED , MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT
home ; I pay $8.00 to JlC.Oi ) per week for mak
ing crayon portraits ; now patented method ; nny
one who can read or write can do the woik nt
homeIn spare time , day or evening. Send
fnr particulars nnd begin work nt once. Ad-
Urtss II. A. Grlpp , German Artist , Tyrone , Pa.
13
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS
to the wholesale and retail trdde. Our goods
311 on sight. Liberal salary or commission
paid. Position permanent. For partlculais nd-
iliesti Centennial Manf'g Co. , Atlanta , Ga.
Factory , Milwaukee , WIs. B
SALESMEN TO TAKE ORDERS. WE SEND
Fnmples : glvo exclusive territory ; pay good sal
ary nnd t"cp nses , or liberal commission to
proper applicants. Address P. O. liSjx 123 , New
York City. IJ
J3ALESMEN. WR WANT THREE TRAVELING
* salesmen otvestcrn nnd southern states to
selFMiiie pocket cutlery and sllvetware ; pay
13 per cent commission straight. A good line
nnd want only llrst-clnss salesmen who can
pay their own expenses for llrst thirty days
until their nblllty Is proven. No others need
answer , Hamilton Mfg. Co. , Chicago.
11-000 21 *
J4M per 1,000 CASH FOR DISTRI11UTINO CIR-
culais. Enclose 4c. U. S. DIstrlb. llurrau ,
Chicago. Il-OW 20
SALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO DEALERS ;
salaiy or commlFslon ; expcilence unnecessary ;
write for particulars , Superior Cigar Co. , Clil-
cago. H-091 20 *
SAllESJIEN , TO SELL STKEL TU11E SLI-3IGH
runner to the tinde ; llts buggle.s or light
wagons ; good side line. Samson Steam Forge
Co. , Chicago. 11-004 20 *
$ GO TO $150 PAID SALESMEN FOR CIGARS ;
experience not necessary ; cxtia Inducement ! * to
customers , lllshop & Kline , St. Louis , Mo.
11-11003 , I2S
WANTED , FIRST-CI.ASS STENOGRAPHER
nnd Remington operator. Address , giving ret-
ciences nnd experience , II 9 , Ileo. II M1US 31
WANTED , 11OOKKEEPER , MUST I1E FIRST-
class every way ; must have references ; ulve
fullest particulars address H 3 , Omnha Rec.
II MHO 3I )
SALESMAN TO DRUG TRADE. SIDE LINE
or otherwise. J , W. Knight , 217-225 State St. ,
Y , Racine , WIs. H
ll FKMAI.K III3L1 > .
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work nt N , W , cor , of 21st nnd Latluop.
C M08S-31
rou iu.vr-noL'.sis. :
HOUSES. F. 1C. DARLING , DARKER BLOCK.
D-413
HOUSES IN ALI , PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1503 Farnam. D 414
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT : I1EAUTIFUL
house , ten rooms , elegantly finnlslied , hot water
lient , laundry , stable , carriage , tc. Thns , F.
Hall. , C1G Paxton block. D 415
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES , C ROOMS
ell modern , gas , fuel. Apply llyron Reed Com
pany , 212 So. Uth st. ] ) - 110
HOUSES. IJENEWA & CO. . 103 N. 15TH ST.
D 417
(1C NO. 20TH , MIOOM COTTAGE.
U23 No. 20th , 6-iuom Mat , nice.
1C24 N , 1'Jth , S-room brick.
C04 Nu. 17lh. 8-ruotn brick ,
Omaha Real Estate & Tiust Co , , 211 S. ISth.
D-MJ71
FOR RENT. HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS , MOD-
crn conveniences ; very handy to busUu'ss. En
quire of D , T. Mount , 200 a , 16th sU D 530
I AND 5.ROOM HOUSES ON FARNAM AND
C-ioom house un 2 1 and L a\cmvuith , clie.ip.
Jno. W. Rubblns , 211 N , Y. LIfo Uldg.
D-M3
TOR RENT , 3-ROOM HOUSE , S. E. COR. 23D
and Clarke. U-1'JJ
1101 JACKSON ST. , 7-ROOM MODERN. 20.
4100 Lafuyctla uve. , 9-room modern , J2j.
207 H , 241h t. , K-room modern. JM.
"WJ"S. 2tui tt. , 9-rooni'modern , < 30.
277SVfbster t. , 7-room modern. (25.
2773 Hun ut. . 7-room modrin. (20 ,
1121 ! N , 27lh uve , , 7-room modern , KO.
2'M3 ' H. llth el. . 7-room modem , )2i.
JOOt a. lllli t , , T-nunn modern. 12S.
' Trust Cumpuny. 17U2 Farnam it ,
D-C07 31
rOR RENT , MODERN 1I1UCIC HOUSE OF 13
or 26 rooms at Ill-lid N , Uth M. See J. N.
Fmilfr , ni'poslle poutolllce , Tel. Ml. D 827
SMALL HOUSE. 411 S. 24TH AVE.
AVE.D11010
D-11010
I TO 4.R , HOUSES CHEAP. COS N , 13TH ST.
D-MMJ J26 *
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , EMILY PLACE.
18th. HOUIIi of MaiuUTDQll. D m071-l *
UEBIRAIILE NINE-ROOM I1RICIC , MODERN ,
uvcrlpoks Ilumtcoin park ; u-nt low. Hums'
China Store , D-102 20'
ui\T-i < -uiiMsiii-3u 1100.119.
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
mail and wife ; rent taken In boaid. 51'J N. nth.
K-M2JS
rURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ;
modern conveniences ; C2H4 8. l ll > strret.
E S41 30
TOR RENT. THREE LAR013 Fl'RNISHKD
rooms complete for houtcltefplng. No children ;
1913 Farnatu tliccl. U-967-2J *
FURNISHEI ) SOUTH ROOM. VERY DE8IR-
able. In prhats ( Binlly , 2JC3 Douglm it.
ITIIMMMI > HOOM.S AMI no.tnn.
HIIONT rtOOVfJ. V r.F.L lirATI.Hj FAMILY
IxMirrt If dtorcil ; ta'rt r * . * nn3Ue. ti N.irth
33d lit. K-6T6
NICE \VArtM nrxiMyj noon noAMn7nATC3
rcntonable. The llose. SVK llainer ,
r-MMC J16
roif"ni.vT. . nTiNtKiiun "HIONT noo.\i (
nllh or without bonul ; stMim lif.it , rlcrtrlc
liell * . l > nlh ; rnte-i rrnscr.nble. The Mlillam
Hotel , Kill nnJ Chicago sticets P-M7-3J
EOUTIi PIIONTTtooMsT BOAIU > , IM ? nova
Ins. K-MS13 J 11
FIIONT IIOOM WITH ALCOVE , Hl'tTAtlLI
for two ; bcnrd It desired. JOOT Cats ft.r9342'
r-934-2'
ROOMS ANO UOAIID. IMI PAH
P-9M.2 *
nonjis WITH noAitn , sis
South tctli slrptt. F m fCC-4 *
STEAM HEATED PAIU-OIIS , WITH ALCOVE ,
for 2 gentlemen , with bo ml. 2315 Ioticln M
r-107 29
2 on i PAitTLY n'ltNisiti.u IIOOMS von
light housekeeping ; chcnp lent , 2)11 ) jlurt st ,
LAiuin SOUTH riiox'T UOOM WITH
itentn , 'phone nml excellent table. liefer-
cnccn regultpil. 202 N. ISth si. F 1H 20 *
e HAVE YOU HHCN TMIJ LAIIOI
rk-Kant rooms lit ( lie "Alamode , " 300 N. 15th7
Cull t once nnd secure one for the winter
with nnJ without board. Day board , $1.00 pr
W erl 1--HS 53 *
_
NOTICE. A FEU * MOHI : or THE ELIXIANT
Hiram h-att'l rnotiiM. with or wlthrut board , nt
I In1 NVcli'ii-r hotel , l.-l ! > llo ntd St. In > lionrd ,
I3.M | I week. Flint-clan. 1' 11B 28 *
iiooMH "wrm"iloAHU - STEAM HEAT.
Utopia , 1721 Davenport. F M11SJ4-
roil HUNT UMfuiiMsiiKD UOOMS.
rilOOMSVATEIl IN KITCHENi CENTRAL :
icnson.iljla rent ; nlco for housekeeping. Ii02
WeLalvr st. Q-MMO
FOIl III3.VT STOU15S AMI OKKICI3S.
FOtl HENT. THE 4-ST011Y HUICIC 11UILDINO
nt OH rarnnm t. Thin bulldlns has a lire-
proof cement basement , complete steam heat-
Inrj nxturen , water nn nil lloors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the oince of The lice. 1 910
STOUT : nuii.niNO AT ion FAHNAM ST. ;
3 stories and basement ; coed for wholesale
or retail purposes , 314 First Nat. Itnnk Mdi ; .
I MD21
roiTnENT. OFFICI : IIOOMS. ion DOUGLAS
St. I MSJfl
UNPAP.ALLELED OPPORTUNITY
of year , cheap ; Kroccry stoic , meat market ,
driiK store , with all fixtures complete ; pulled
cither ns department store or to rent sep
arately ; location central , being 2301 , 2303 , 2303 ,
2i07 IJavwiiwrt street. Apply Tlznrd. on the
1 1111131'
AGUXTSVATI5I ) .
AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE OHDEflS FOR
our celebiated J4.P" custom pants nnd suits.
Chlcairo Custom rants Co. , 203 Fifth avc. ,
ChlcaBO. J-MDI7 F2
AC5HNTS TO HANDI.I } OUR .SfPF.ULATIVn
RasllKht burner ; makes kerosene hitimi Rl\f a
brilliant K\sllqht. : No chimney ; no binoke ;
cheaper than oil Samples free to the i * mean-
InB buslnepB. Ad.lrC'S Ihc Pupe.latlvc Mfg. Co. ,
room 74 , Woild bulldln : ; , New York.
J 970-20 *
WANT13D , AOI3NTS. II1O PAY. CHOICN
lenltory. I'a > s Hick , accident , death and en
dowment benefits. Address American lienevo-
lent Association , St. Louis , Mu. J 077-20 *
WANTED-LADY AQFINTS. IIYGRIA COH-
nel-i arc the. best sellers. Dig profits. Easy
work. Cntalocua free by tending to Western
Corset Co. , St. Uouis , Mo. J
CASH PAID FOR YOUR NEIGHBOR'S AD-
drcsses ; also newspaper clIpplnKi , J20 per M.
Send ntamp. Adv. Clipping llurcau , Mahler
bile. , New York. J
AGENTS MAKK MONI-3Y AND PLENTY OF
It selling our aluminum novelties. Illustiated
catalogue , price lists , free ; ten cents brines n
sample. Novelty Introduction Co. , } 0 State St. ,
Chicago. J
WANTED MEN TO SELL OUR HARVESTER
nnd harness oils on commission. Address with
lefeiencc , Atlas Oil Co. , Cleveland , Ohio. J
AGENTS"WANTED MOUEY "STORK" nunN-
cr with new Hilled shadf > nnd.new "adjustable
feed" for 1SOS , now icady. Also new "I'nrlor"
burner Juit out. Samples of 'wth styles for
testing for J300 cash with order ( half price ) .
Write for Illustrated literature , patent nnd
agencies reports' . Guaranteed no "renewals"
reaulred. Testimonials of wealthy merchants ,
principal cities. Also of national men every
body knows. The best Is always salable. Morey
Gas llurners captivate and hold the good
opinion of the public. Exclusive monopoly of
sale given parties having Spondullx ( Impecuni
ous , don't bother please ) . A. O. Morey , La
Grange , III. , In\enter. Patentee & Manufacturer.
Wn DKSIIin TO NHGOTIATC WITH TRAVKL-
Injt ami local salesmen to hnndlo our brnivls of
fine cnss poods , "Old UrooUlp , " "Otcar Pep
per. " etc. ; also our line of line Kentucky whis
kies an.l wines In barrels : commission , or sal
ary nnd expenses If preferred ; lefcrenco re
quired. AddrcES D. II. Foushee & Co. , Lexing
ton , Ky.
AOHNTS WANTED EVnimVHEIin ; U
dally sure ; many nrc making double this Belling
nlumlmim novelties , the new sulittltulo for sil
ver , unlimilshnble , wears better , costs less ,
liberal terms. Write for full Information nnd
cntulpmie or sample 10c. Aluminum Novelty
Co. , 335 Broadway , New Yoik. J
AGENTS GOLD GLAPS NAMH PLATHS ,
numbers nnd slfm.f , readable darkest nlKhts ;
samples loaned. Thomas & Co. , Englcwood. III.
AQI5NTS WANTED 15 MONEY MAKING RE-
culptH for Soc to experienced fluents only. Those
ara quick money makers ; with a small capital
experienced men nrc making ns hluh ns $30.00
n week. You can do the same. P. P. Phillips ,
Mnrshalltown , loun. J 087-20 *
WANTED , GOOD CANVABSEIIS FOR HEAD-
lest sclllnc ollloo specialty on the market : sam
ple poBtpald. 35c : corretpondcnce Follcltoi ] .
Clarke Mfir. Co. . Glen's I'nlls , N. Y. J 093 23 *
WANTED , MEN AND WOMEN TO TRAVEL ;
Kood salary and commission ; Fmall capital
required ; pleasant work. Address H 8. Dee.
J 105 20-
WAXTI3D TO UEXT.
WANTED , 2 Oil 3 NICE IIOOMS. WITH
bath , for light housekeeping. Q 65 , Ilee.
K-M03S 30
STOUAGE.
STORAGE. PIIANIC I.WEI18 , 1214 HARNEY.
M 121
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
803-310 Jones. General storage and forwarding.
M 122
\VAXTKIl TO IIUV.
I WANT TO I1UY FOR CASH SECOND HAND
fireproof safe ; weight about 3,000 Ibs , 41 ll.iikur
block. N-5SI-20-
WANTED , TO 11UY 2. C OR 8-ROOM HOUSES
without lots , near 23th and IlrUtol preferii-il.
Address H 7 , Ilee , N S'J7 20
I-'Oll SALU IIOUSI2S , WAfiOXS , RTC.
FOR BALE , STANDARD 11RED KENTUCKY
fomblnatlon home ; warranted , Addrcfs H 10 ,
lice. P M100 31
HORSE , HARNESS AND WAGON. ALL NEW ;
price , fto.OO. Inquire 30 , Darker block.
I P-M117 30
run MALI :
HARD WOOD 4 AND 6-FOOT FENCE FOR
lorn cribbing. C. It. Lee , 901 Douglaa.
Q-423
SKATES , ALL BIKES. S3 CENTS TO 13.00.
Uinaha lllcycle Co. , 823 N. ICth. Q-M3JC
ONt ! PINE SEALSKIN NEWMARKKT AT A
croat bargain. 1311 Douglas street. O 8. Ilee.
Q-M5S1-F3
FOR SALE , NEW "CONN" SILVER "WON-
der" lib rcjinot ; rheap for casli or good note.
Address II 1 , caiu of lice , Q-MliGl : i >
SALE-SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER ,
ncnrly new ; Hist clabi condition ; tenns rosy
and cheap. Address II 5 , IU-e , CJ V83-JJ *
FOR HALE. REGISTERED JERSEY CO\V. 17
iiuartv ; jam camlnf In , R. C. Patterson , Rnmgc
block. Q-M 9 31
OR SALE. SECOND-HAND REMINGTON ,
food as new. It. C. Patterson , Ilamui ) block.
Q-M1000 31
OLAinVOYAXTS.
MRS. nn. U. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business mtdlumj Ith year at 119 N. ICth ,
S 424
MASSAGE , 11ATIIS , CTO.
.IADAM . SMITH , 162 : DOUGLAS STREET. 2ND
floor , room 11. Massage , steam , alcohol and
sulphurlnt ) butlin. T M99 4
MMD. HOWELL. TURKISH AND ELECTRIC
palhf. Finest parlors In city. I8 ! 3N H. ISlh.
T MM4-31'
MME. AMES. FORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS. Mas-
sag * and Lathi. W ! S. Uth St. , tJ fiMr , room 10.
T &I9S3 4
VIAVA SH nr.r. nt.tio. , HEALTH HOOK
free ; home trrntment ; Indy attcndatit. I. ' 423
I1ATIIS , MASSAGE. M.ME. POST , M9H S. UTH.
U 426
FINE LIVERY RIOS CHEAP. ED TUI'MLEY.
l.th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone. II ) .
IW.I.LEPPERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
nl 1903 Parnam. Lady ngcnts wanteil.
U-M937 J 23 *
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS , IIICYCLES ,
Jewelry , etc. ; ttrlctly conHJcntlal. P. O. box 318 ,
U ( OS
MATRIMONIAL CORRESPONDENCE IlUREAU.
Paper and lists , lOc. Earth Pub , Co. , St. Louis.
Mo. U C05-JanC
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR AND MOLES RE-
movtd by electricity. Mme. Post , 31314 S. 15th.
U 850
ilISS VAN VALKENIlORtlH DESTROYS PEIt-
mnnently by electricity supeiltuovn hair , moles ,
warts , etc. Room 41C , N. Y. Life 1)1 ) JR.
U * 90
\VIOS. ANY CHARACTER OR COLOR MAILED
for 11.01. Ilcnrds 40 cts. ; moustnches 7 cts. ;
masquerades , etnRP mnkrupc , Irlcka nnd novel *
tlfs. CntnKeue frfe. Chns. Mnrchnll , Lock-
port. N. Y. l'-CS-29
"
SEND TEN ( JENS FOR FULL DIRECTIONS
how In mnkc rubber ftnmpii. Address The
Nntlonnl Rubber Stamp Co. , 300Volls ftri-rt ,
C.ilcnRO. U 9t8-a * _
\V7\NTED-PR1VATE INSTRUCTION IN 11OOK-
kcfplni ? PVenlnRs ; tnte terms nnd references.
Addie s H 4 , Uie. TJ 8SC-a' _ _
2S2) l7EAVi:17\VORTH : ST. . OOOD COMPETENT
Klrlniilcil for general hnnsfuork ; Finall fam
ily ; must bo good cook. Call Monday.U .
U OS1-20 *
SIOKI3Y TO IOAIllSAIj KSTATU.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 318 N. Y.
Life , loans nt low rntes for choice security In
Nebrnckn & loun fnrma or Omaha city property.
\V 42S
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Fnrnam nt. W 0
6 PER CENT MONKY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. 1) . Mclklc , Omnhn.
\V-430
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnam.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Ilrcnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton Hilt.
\V-432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 823 N. Y. LIFE.
W-433
MORTGAGES , a. Q. WALLACE. DROWN 11LK
W 431
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , Vf , Farnam Smith & . Co. , 1320 Farnnm.
W 135
MORTGAGE LOANS LOW RATES.
J. D , Zlttlc , ICIh nnd Douglas , Omaha.W436
W-436
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARPY , 1 TO
10 yenis ; low ratca. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. L.
W-437
WANTED AT ONCE. APPLICATIONS FO R
largo loans on luslsesss property. nlw > dnell-
Intr hou o loan ? ; don't wnlt until your old
loan expires , npply now. Fidelity Trust com
pany , 1702 Fnrnam St. AV 043 J23
J2.000.00 OR LESS TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
Omaha real estate nt 8 per cent. Address a C7 ,
lice olflcc. "W 035
BIOXEY TO LOAN CHATTCLS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , ngona , etc. , at lowest rntes In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly conllilcntlal ; you
can pay the loan off nt any time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 S. 16th st.
X 433
MONEY TO LOAN , 30. Cu. 00 DAYS ; FURNIture -
ture , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Barker
block. X 130
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD
and Deadtt-oodi both doing good business. Ad
dress Matt ICIopp , Lead or Dcadwood. S. D.
Y M407
MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPECULATION
In gialn through n. reliable , successful firm ; ex
cellent opportunities to make prontu by our new
plans ; fully explained nnd cent free ; highest
references. Pattlson & Co. , 700 Omaha IJldg. ,
Chicago , III. Y M478
'OR RENT , GOOD BAKERY. ADDRESS W.
n. W. , 1702 N. 26th at. Y 0 4-20
SPECULATORS CAN MAKE SIDNEY IN
wheat , cotton , stocks nnd provisions by sending
orders to responsible houses. Wo are repre
sented on the principal exchanges ; can glvo
references. Our book. "Profitable Trading , "
nlso market letter. IB free. Oidere taken upon
small margins. McKcnzle , Turner & Co. . 418
Western Union bids. , Chicago. Y
WANTED , YOUNG MAN WITH FEW HUNdred -
dred dollars , to take charge of branch of-
flee. Salary. tlOO month nnd commission.
Legitimate business. Address G C3. Bee.
Y 100 20 *
WANTED. AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN A GOOD
paying nnd established business ; J2M.OO re
quired. Address II 11 , I5ee. Y 101 20 *
FOR EXCHANGE.
EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Omaha ; what have you to offer. II. F. Dalley
8 0 N. Y. Life Bldg. Z 441
CLEAR CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR FIRST
class farm near Omaha. T. B. McCulllch , suite
C04 , Chamber of Commerce , Chicago , III.
Z-S01-J15
FOR EXCHANGE OMAHA PROPERTY AND
16,000.00 cash for Chicago property , T. U. Me-
Culloch. BUlte C04 , Chamber of Commerce. Chicago -
cage , Ills. Z 800-J15
TO EXCHANGE. FINE IMPROVED AND UNImproved -
Improved lands In southern California nnd
some money for good merchandise from ten to
forty thousand dollars. Address 1' . O. box 701
Riverside , Cal. Z m070-31 *
FOR EXCHANGK. A NEW MODERN RESIdence -
dence of 10-rooms nt Kearney , Nebraska , for
stock of general merchandise , or boot nnd
fhoes. Ilulldlnga cost $7,000 to construct nnd
are complete with nil modern city conven
ience * . Title good and no Incurnbrnncc. Ad
dress Mlduny Land Co. , Kcainey , Nebraska.
Z 972-20 *
WANTED , TO EXCHANGE-REST EIGIITY-
ncio farm In Phelps for clean dry pools. Ad-
drras Emb , , box. 3 , Rertrnnd , Neb. Z 063-20 *
TO EXCHANGE } 2M ORDER ON MANUFAC-
turi-r for llrst clans new upright piano. Address
F. Il.arrett , 1507 Farnam ut. Z OS2-2U *
TO EXCHANGE FOR 12 TO 15 ACRES NEAR
city limits , rental property with Income cf 10
per cent on 15,000. For piutlculurs aildrMs
H C , Hue , or call at 0.2 S. 3Sth M.
M.Z
Z 003 20 *
WANTED , TO EXCHANGE IOWA FARMS FOR
indbe. Voorliccs & Fuller , Crcston , la.
Z-M100 30 *
FOIl SALE-HEAL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-413
IMPROVED FARMS. G. W. CARLOCK. 1203
Fnniam st , RI3 4 Jl
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
ertt ! and farms. John N , Fienzcr , opp I' . O.
RE-413
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;
ealo or Uncle. F. 1C. Darling. Barker block.
RE HI
FOR BARGAINS. TRADES. QUICK DEALS ,
call or nrlto D. V. Sholvs Co. , First National
Il.ink UMi- . RE-M51I ! 31
\\-ANTED-LARGE CITY AND FARM PROP *
erllcu for enlo or exchange. T. B. McCulIoch ,
sulto CO I , Chamber of Commerce , Chicago , Ills.
RE-SOO-J13
IERE IS A SNAP. A FULL M-FOOT LOT ,
only 3 to 6 blks. from the very ( Input home * In
the city. Cost (2,700. Beautiful buildingsite. .
Only 11.200. Will take a J5W to 1700 lot and
balance 3 yearn nt 7 per cent. Fidelity Trust
company , 1702 Famam st , RE 052-31
MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM LANDS
The undeislgned will sell some Improved plan
tations In IxfaquFna county , In Ihu feitlle Mis-
clsilppl bottom , adjacent to the river , In quan
tities to cult settler * on easy terms. Apply to
Unlit. J , Turntull , Duncantby , Ii.auuuia. Co. ,
Mies. RE-
FOR SALE , HOME IN CALIFORNIA CHEAP ,
Llvermore valley ; fplfmlld ranch , 32) acres ,
fruits , grain , $18.000 ; IOIIK time , easy termn.
11 N. Llndcoy , IVesno , Cal. RE 002 29 *
XR SALE. TWO NEW COTTAGES , CELLAR ,
cistern , city naUr , $1,200 ; long time. Apply
1318 Fnrnam , RE-112 29
SHORTHAND AND TYI'niVIUTIND.
A. C. VAN SANrS SCHOOL , (13 N. Y. LIFE.
450
MAIIA BUSINESS COLLEGE , 15TH , FARNAM
451
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th and Dodce , Rooms by day or week. 452
THE LANGK HOTEL , 603 S. 1JTH 6T. | STEAM
heat ; table board , $3.00 per we k. M < 53
I'AWMIUOICCUS.
I. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N , 18 ST.
44)
UMIOLSTP.IUMJ Ft HMTrill * .
l-PHOLSTEIUNO. XnTllNITntB REPAIRS
Aid pnckediry rlicnp this month. M S
Wnlkln. 2111 Curntmfi Tel. 1331. 2C7
HOUSES WIXTEUEll.
HOURS \VlNTErittDir"'ni-.sf OF CARE
pl\cn horsed , loth wnter nnd summer. Addre
M. J. Welch , Ordiin , iNcb. M772
U.M > EUTAKEliS AMI K.MIIALMEllS.
H. K. BURKF.T , FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANI
cmbnlmer , 1C18 ChliJaco et. , teltphone 3) , 454
M. A. MAUL. HNDKIlTAKKn AND
balmcr , H1I Farnnm ttt , telephone 223.
IllJILDINO AND , LO'AN ASSOCIATIONS
SHARES IN MUTUAL I * & . ASS'N PA
C , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old ; alway
redeemable. 1701 Fnrnnm St. , Nattlnger , Sec
HOW TO GET A HOME 'Oil RECU11E GOOD
Interest on pavings. Apply to Omnha , I * A II.
Ass'n , 1701 Dee bldg. G , M. Nattlnger , Sec.
MEDICAL.
LADIES-DR. HAWTHORNE'S FEMALE REG
ul.itlng nnd Tonlo Pills nro wnm.in's sm
ftlenil. Never fall. Absolutely fnfo. At ilrun
Klsts or rent coaled $2.00 per box. Hawtehorn
Chemical Co. , Philadelphia. Pn.
FOR MEN-DR. HAVTlToRNE'S TARLliTS
check at once ; cure In a few days. II per box
( sealed ) . Hawthorne Chemical Co. , Phlladct
phla , Pa ,
MUSIC , AllT ANIJ IAN UAOE.
GEORGE F. GELLENBECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1815 Chicago St. 100
IIICYCLES.
BIO BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND 111
cycles ; skates , 33c to $3.00. Omnha Bicycle Co.
523 N. 16th street. MCC5-J8
STOCICHOLDRUS' MEETING.
Office of T-ce-Clurko-Andrccsen Hnrdwnre
Comimny , Omnlm. Nebrnaka , December 14
1S'.C . Notice Is hereby given to the stock
holders of the I'to-ClnrUu-Aliilroosen Hn.nl-
\varo company that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the company will be
held nt the olllce < < of the snkl company.
1219 , 1221 nnd 1223 Ilnrney street , In the city
of Omalm , In the Plate of Nebraska , on
Tuesday , January II , A , D. , 1S3G , nt I
o'clock p. m. . for the purpose of electing u
lionrd of directors for the company to servo
during the ensuing year , and to transact
such other business ns may bo presented nl
ouch meeting.
' " '
W. SI. GLASS , Secre'tary. D14d32t M
STOCKHOr.lJKnS' MHUTINO UNION
LAND COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
neetlng of lh stookhokleis of the Union
: and company for the election of live direc
tors nnd the transaction of such other busl-
iess ns may lawfully conic before the
neetlng , will be held In the library , Union
1'uclflc bulldlntr , Oinnhn , Nebraska , upon
Monday , January 13 , 1S9C. nt 10 o'clock ,
n. in.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ton days before the date of the mcetliiK.
Boston. Massachusetts , December 12 , 1895.
ALEXANDER MILLAR. Secretary.
D22 d23tm
STOCKHOLDEItS1 MCETING-OMAHA &
BLKHORN VALLEY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Notice Is hereby Rlvon that the annual
neetlnp of the stockholders of the Omaha
& Klkhorn Valley Railway Company for
the election of seven directors nnd trans
action of such other uusinasa ns may law-
'ully come before tno mectlm , ' , will be
icld In the library , XJniun I'.ii'llle building ,
Omaha. Nebraska , upon WcdiiEsdny , the
st day of Janunryi ISiVj , nt 10 o'clock , n. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
en days before the date of the meetlnp.
Boston , Mnssachusctt.i , December 12 , 1895.
ALEXANDER MILLAR , Secretary.
D22 dlltm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-UNION
ELEVATOR COMPANY OF OMAHA.
Notice Is hereby Riven that a meeting
of the stockholders of the Union Elevator
Company , for the purpose of electing seven
directors and the tranactlon of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting , will bo held In the library. Union
Pacific building , Omaha , Nebraska , upon
Monday , the 13th day of January , 1S9C , be
tween the hours of ' 10 a. m. and G o'clock
p. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days before tho. date of meeting.
Omaha. Nebraska , December 21 , 1895.
S. H. II. CLARK , President.
D22 d23tm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE OMA
HA .t REPUBLICAN VALLEV RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given thai the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Omaha
& Republican Valley Railway Company ,
for the election of seven directors and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come Uurore the meeting , will beheld
held In the library , Union Pacific btfildlng ,
Omaha , Nebrncka , on Wednesday , the 1st
dav of January , 1S9B , nt 10 o'clock n. m.
The stock books will be eloped for that
purpose ten days before the meeting.
Boston , Massachusetts ! . December 13. IS95.
ALEXANDER MILLAR. Secretary.
D2 _ > dlltm
WHITE STAR LINE.
Sailing from New York Wednesdays , ns follons.
No Bailing the 2oth of Dec'-mbcr.
18 % .
Teutonic , Jan. 1 , 10 a. m. ; Drltnnr.Ic , Jan. 8 , 19
n. in. ; Majestic , Jan , 15 , 10 a , m. ; Germanic ,
Jan 22 , 10 u. m.
United States and Royal Mall Steamers.
Saloon passage , $50 and upwaid , according to
ctcamor selected and locution of beith.
Second cabin J33 and SI3 on Mnj ctlo and Teutonic
DRAFti payable on demand everywhere In
Great Britain and Ireland sold at louost rates.
For Inspection of plans of steamers nnd any
further Information apply to local agents or direct
to II. MAITLAND KERSEY. G'l AB't , 29 Il'way
N. Y. N. ANDERSON. O'l W'n Act. .
241 SOUTH CLARK ST. CHICAGO.
RAILWAY T1MBCABD
Lea\fs 111'JRLINGTON & MO. lUVEIl.lAnlvcs
OinihalUnlon D < pot , 10th A : Ma onStsJpmaha
S:30am : Denver Express , .7. . 9:35am :
4:3-ipm.IIik. : Hills. Mont. & Pugct Snd Ex. 4:05pm :
43pm ; Denver Dxnicss 405pin ;
T0pm..Nebraska ; Ixjcal ( except Sunday ) , . 7:43pm :
" , , .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) , .llsam :
t45pm..Fast ! Mall ( fir Lincoln ) dally. . .
Linves ( CHICAGO , HURLINGTON & Q.JArrlves
OmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. [ Omaha
B:00nm : Chicago Vestibule. 8:00am :
V:4am : Chicago Express 4Hpm :
7'50pm.Chicago & St , Louln Express. . . 8:00nm :
ll:8Jam : Pacific Junction Local 6SOpm :
Fait Mall 2:40pm :
Leaves ( CHICAGO , MIL. & ST , PAUUIArrlves
OmalmlUnton Depot , 10th & MasonSts.Jpmaim
600pm ; Chicago Limited fi:33nm :
10j4Jam.i.CilcagoEiprcss ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 325pm !
Lflves ICIIICAOO & NORTHWEST'N.IArrhes
OmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
; ( . , . . . . . . . . . . Express. „ 3:10pm :
44 ; pm , Vrstlbulcd Limited EHSpm
7tO'.am Carroll Passenger 10:4pm : (
S45pm ; Omaha Chicago Special 8:00.im :
4:30pm : noone I.ocnl 9:30am :
Missouri Valley Local 830am ;
Leaves ( CHICAGO. R.-.I. * PACIFIC.Arrlvei )
OniahulUnlun Dtpot , 10th & Matun Bin.I Omaha
DAHT.
IflMOnm..Atlantic Expreeii lex. Sundav ' ) , . E35pm ;
C2Spm ; NlKtit Express . . . , , 8lCam ;
4:50pm : Chicago Ve tlbul-il Llmlteii l:3ipin :
4:60pm..8t. Paul Vemibuled " Limited. . . . iiiipra
WEST.
6lpm.Oklahoma : &TBM Ex. tsr. Eun.i:5am ) )
l40pm Colorxln Limited 4:00pm :
Leaves I C. , STi "P. . M. & O
OmahoIpepotlStU' ana Webster 8ts
8Uam : Sioux City AccoinmoJallcn. , , 815prn ;
12lpm..BIoux ; City Impress ( ex. 8un.llC5am :
t45pm ; St. Paul Llmliec < ; 10am
Leaves I F. . E. & MO. VALLET. ( Arrives
Omtthal Depot , JMh/ttnd ; Webster ata. I Omaha
YflSpm . .Fast MeiPn.id"Expre s 6:85pm :
2lSpm.ex. : Bat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex Mon , ) , , . C:35pm :
7:60am.Norfolk : Expreri ( ex. Sunday.10:25a ) :
C:4Spm. : . . . , St. Paul | . . . . . . ; , , . : > a
Leaves I 1C. C. . BT. 1. & C. I ! . ( Arrives
OmahaUnlon [ D potJ t10tnftllason Bts.j " Omalu ,
9:0r.am..Kansas : City , Day"Express"B:30pm :
! < 5pmK. C. Night Er , yiaJJ. P. Trans-JiOOam
Leaxrs I MISSOURI PACIKIC. [ Arrives
Omaiial Depot. 15th and Webiter Sts. I Omaha
fOMOam 3t. Louis Express C00am ;
( : SOpm St. Louis Express , 6:03pm :
t80pm..fl.Nebroslta ! Local ( er. Bun. ) 9:00am :
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot , ISth ml Webster 8ts. I Omaha
"t45pm ! Bt. Paul'LlmTred 9lO ! 'm
leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Bis.I Omaha
* 7:0Vm. : . s'loux Clty Passenger 10:40pm :
! . . . . , . . . . , . . Paul Limited. . :80uni :
LeaveTI UNION PACIFIC. "ArMviT
' Omaha [ Union Depot , 10th & Mason Blt. Omalia
( ; 10am North Platte Express 4JOpm :
t:10am : Overland Limited 4:45pm :
33pm.P-eit'c ; & Stronub'c Er ( ex , Sun. ) . 430pm ;
C:4Spm.Grand : Island Expresi. ( ex. riu.i..llloj : > in
iilipm Fast Mall lOiKJiij
Leave * I W All ASH RAILWAY. TArrlves
OmahalUnlon Depot , IQIh & Mas < * n Sts.lOnmha
St. Louis Cannon I ) . . , , . . , . :
WINTER SPORT FOR BOYS.
Trapping Partridges , CltnAltia Knbblts mid Sliootltitr
Squirrels. .IU.-J
ess
w
Everybody knows tltab Ilia llttlf ilarliy.
ns lie roams nbotil the jiopulrus plantntlona
of the south , Is rnpgcJ anil dlriy ami neg
lected In mind , body nnd estate , but what i
everybody doesn't know Is that he Is a born '
nnturnllst nnd gels ns much { tin nnd RCIHI- ! ! .
Ino , absorbing Intcrcsl out ct the woo.ls and .
fields about him ns the clly-brcd boy derives |
from a dollar and n linlt b'now. A stretch ot
sandy road Is n stretch of snndy road to the [
nverase person ; not so the small hunter , who ,
while on nn errand to mill or store , truv- ,
orscs Its rutty lenRlh. i I
"Kox been pronlln * yero ! D.it a to\ foot , " i
says one , looking critically at the. Imprint In I
the sand. | 1
"Dal ain't no fox : 'tis a mink ! " ndlrms an
other ; nnd then oil set to work to find a
plainer trnck that will confirm , on contradict
their suppositions.
"That nro n. fox. ai > ' ho went In Mlsa
Oelgel's yard nftcr hnr yntuiK ducks. Hero's
Vnero ho push In under do fence , " Insists
the discoverer.
" 'T.iln't so , 'tnln'l so , ' ( nil , " rebels his
companion ; "thai trnck ain't nulliln' lr.it
Mlnco Field's yallcr dog what come 'lout ;
ycro this mornln' , " nnd fco the nritimr > nl
goes , every foot of the rend suggesting n
whole combination ot possibilities to ucthc
Imaginations.
TUAI'PINO GAME.
Whenever n ditch , fringed heavily with
broom sedge , stretches. across the field , a
childish figure or two lurks near , listening
cngerly for the welcome bound that ehall
tell them n trap has fallen. Partridges
nest In the broom sedge ; sparrows , too , nnd
doves , nnd all manner nf winged wild tilings.
Traps made of carefully selectsd sticks are
laid In ambui'h , n , llttb meal or ground
peas sprinkled within , and Into Ilioso snares
unwary creature ? are liable to walk un
suspectingly. To contrive an original and
under 13. have gone Into the wo id business.
Tlicy have rented n cellar for $2 n in-nth , a
cellar without any floor , nnd unllghtid mve
for the opening on 4he pavement nbove ,
where n flight of step ? lead duun , and liere
ttuy cnrry nil the stray bits nf wood , odd
bo.xei ? , frames , hoops , etc. , which they c.in
flnj.
flnj.These
These they break up into spllnuis , bundle
up tuntly and fell In the big tenements where
nnny Iamllle live on different floors , iind the
llttlo worJ-psddlcrB carry their wares right
up to the doors of the living roams. AB tfic
v.jod costs Iliem iiplhlng they can afford to
sell It at o low rate.
They glvo a good sized buiullo all split up
ready for the stove for 12 cents , and soil It
caelly.
EAllXIN'O STOCK.
"Hn\v do you get to much wo.d ? " nske.1
a victor nt the cellar steps.
"I gits mlne > mostly fiDin the type foun
dry , " mid the smallest member of the
firm ,
"You see , thflr paper what they uses
comra nil In framoa to keep It from m.ishln'
and eurlln' up. I gits the frames and brings
'cm hero' till I git n chance to break 'cm
up. "
"I glti mine fnm the chemical works , "
raid another putner. "They has lots of
boxej tliri > , cottitn' In nil the time. "
"And they nro willing for you to take
them ? "
"Ye1 ! , but I maCe n regular bargain with
'cm. Joe nnd Hurt * goes there with me ( o
fpllt up a good turn of boxes for the gentle
man's own use , then they l.t us take a\\n >
an many aa we can carry , In pay for our
wrk. Smctlmes wo git nnother boy we
know to help w-'ion ' there's much tmslnerv- "
Iturtz.hc-ain't here much ; ho docs the scllln'
of th' bundles ; he's n pretty good hand ut
that , and likes that parl of the bushier ?
/ftnn fmviy/fy'A ? t , . y i w " y//
4m/ ' / 'PS * / 'iff/"flui'm X"1is
wii m , f t %
IttesMfflBn - s
/WeWKSi ' .
fM wSaW < ; '
ATTACHING THEMSELVES TO THE LUCKY OWNER OK A GUN.
certain "dead-fall" Is the acme of thesa
joys' ambitions. When the persimmons
Irop plump and toothsome from the purpling
joughs , nnd the thick rliuls that protect
ho walnut , the hlckorynut and the chlnc-
quepon gap wide nl the touch of frost , these
Ittlo huntsman make their plans.
"Squirrels awful fat now ; de pecan tree
1st a-sheddln' , " a lanky youth reminds his
ellowp , nnd forthwith they set about mak-
ng a squirrel trap , or , In default of that ,
attaching themselves In a body to the lucky
owner of a gun to explore the fastn'sses
of the forest and Held at his beck , contonl
vlth the prospEct of being , present when
lie all Important moment shall arrive to
ako aim and fire.
BIRD LANGUAGE.
The sweet , precise whistle ot the partrlclgs
o well known to town nnd country people
alike , but to these small game lovcro the
> eculiar Inflection and number of notes In
hovhlftb Is significant of tlio i x of the
) lrd. "It looks like dat rooster partrldgo
can't find he mate , " It will be obvervoi , as
ho Insistent call sounds across the field.
'When partrldgo lo eon trouble , he whittle
lat fashion ; all de other times ho call differ
ent. It do same way wld do whip-poor-will
and all dcm whlstlln' blrdi' ' . "
"Listen to dat chlllle hawk , " ono Bays ;
'slio's got young one * near about somo-
vhorps , " and In Eomo iiiBcrtitlbl ? manner
uey manage to keep their eyei en the hawk
ind track her to the particular tree where
ic. ' ncttt Is , the nest that eh3 thinks so rafo
rcm detection.
Great Is the Jubilation when n rabbit's
nesl Is found , with the tiny Infants cuddling
close In the shallow hole. The news spreads
Iko wildfire , nnd poor bunny , cawerlng
lomcwhero neir , trembler , and with rea-
on , for her young offspring.
SPOUTING AMBITIONS.
The vry first time In his llfo that a negro
> oy hao anything that ho can call his own
10 swaps It for n puppy ithat can bo trained
o run rabbits ; then ho begins to think of
he gun ho may be able to buy in the future ,
t may only bo a common gun , unreliable ,
Ikely to explode when not expected , to re
main obdurant and unresponsive at Inoppor-
uno time. ? , but neverthelcao a gun to bo
rgardej with pride and clicrli'hed ns a peirl
nbovo price. He will lioard up small change
or months and months for this purroso , The
next best thing to a gun , however , Is a num-
) er of slingshots and various primitive con-
rlvancoa for letting fly a rock , psbbla or other
ilssllo , and If his possessions boast none
f these , effective execution can bo done with
a properly curved stick ,
As It Is with the denlzona of the fields
nd wcods , eo with the curious web-foctod
jlrils thai llvo In the marshes and swamps.
'ho boys think nothing of wading neck
e p In water to get a belated young marsh
icn , or even of swimming across a stream
o run down a pair of ilustcroil little cranes
hat are too confused tu get cut of the way ,
A snake or lizard of any kind or descrlp-
Ion haii a marvelous charm for the llttlo
lackwoodsinan ; ha Is not afraid to attack
ny snake , no matter how big , anil when hems
ms vanquished him will linger on th spot
eng to study his color , markings , lzo and
harocterlstlcs , If ho can coma across a
snake ehed , " thai Is , an old t'kln thai a
nake has crawled out of , hU delight Is un *
lounded , and unspeakable biles attends the
apture of a live owl , no matter how wnall
ml young. JENNIE QUANT ,
_
HOY piiiLins ,
incur WnyM nf KiirnliiK nn I Ion cut
Tlirouirli Ilnmlilo LIrliiif ,
In all big cities there are tcorca of boys
etween the ages of 8 and 1C who are thrown
n their own resources and must find food ,
odglne and clothing as best they may. Varl-
us philanthropists have recognized this state
t things and have established lodging
icuseu , where a bed for the night costs C
e > nt , breakfast the same , and dinner 6 cent * .
'o provision U made for lunch. The man-
er In which many of those children earn the
ll-lmportant 18 cents each day U Interesting , i
Three ot ttio most cnterprUluic boys , all '
better than the gettln' the boxea and chop-
pin' 'em up. "
"How much do you make a day ? "
Wo's got PO now we make 20 cents apiece
easy , nnd sometimes as high as 35 cents. 1
started the business first , I used to break
up the frames In front nf the side door of
the factory. I broke 'em up with a stone
'cause I never bad no hatchet. I got these
other boys In with me nnd now we all three
got hatchets and a stone to nhnrpcn 'em on. "
"Somo other fellows Is gone In to this
too , " remarked the small Iny , "and I
shouldn't wonder If they do bctt-r than us ,
'cause they gits a cellar for nutliln' . That
wan a rare stroke of luck for 'em , besides
Dick Slow had $1 to begin on nnd we
worked most two months payln' Mr. Leach
back for what ho advanced us on the rent.
IIo's goln' to let us have the cellar a half
dollar cheaper , he says. "
Picking up old Iron , horse shoes , nails ,
bolts , etc. , along the lines of the car tracks
Is another mode by which certain boys earn
n livelihood.
The Iron la sold to the Junk men , and often
the pickers make 15 or 20 cents a dny. The
boys oft n find odd pennies and pieces ot
money along the line of the surface ronds.
Boys with deft fingers and n Bteady do
mestic turn of mind make good wagea wash
ing dishes In the big restaurants , olhfrs
make themselves useful about ( he1 big mnr-
keto , waiting on the butchers , carrying out
orders , etc. Scores of boys also find em
ployment carrying out lunches from the box
lunch companies to the various business men ,
Journalists , lawyers , clerks , etc. , who are
tco much occupied to leave their desks e\vn
for a half hour.
WATCHING ADVERTISEMENTS.
The very first thing that these Felf-piip-
porting boys do In the morning In to buy or
bcrrsw a newspaper , so that they can bo nn
th ? lookout for business. Sometimes two or
three club together and get a paper , or else
they levy on the klndnesu of their newsboy
acquaintance ,
No broker , banker or widely known mer
chant reads the advertisements with mnro
attention or avidity than co ! these little
walfsi assembled In the gray light cf morn
ing In front of the lodging house. No one
In allowed In the lodging house during the
day , so when they get through breakfast
they are- turned out until C o'clock that even-
I Mf *
"A cnnal lioat Is In ; tliero'll bo n elianco , "
says one , maUliiK a l > ee line fnr the wliarf.
"Tlio Ilelon Mar came up to the ilock last
nlRlit. Bonio of yon fellows como help un-
loail , Wo mlRht net ttirso or four dozen nr-
nngca to roll or a bunch of hinanas , " an
other BUBseytB.
"Ulg nro on X street , that tall clothing
house and mon's furnlBhliiR pl.iro : Rood plclc-
Inis there , uoys , " lo announced from an
other quarter , and In pretty quick tlmo the
Broup la dlspcrasd and K no to work for the
day ,
"I cot thcpa two dozen pair of ilninnRed
kids , " says a boy that evcnlnR. "They are
seine that were paved from Die rtro. and they
were distributed ainonB thosn of us who
worked hardest clearing av.ay tin rubbish. "
"I'll sell them out at 10 cents a pair. "
"Another worker nt the ucono of the fire
produces a lot of euspendws and collar but-
tone , and goea off Into the "big boys' depart
ment" to offer his goods. Tlila "big boys'
department" lo the dormitory of boya In
pjrmanont situation * , who are able to pay
10 cents Instead of G fcr a bol , but who othor-
wlso share the accommodations of the
younger Inmates.CHEAP
CHEAP COAL.
To help clean up a can-il boat Is always
a dcslrablo Job paid for In whatever the
canal boat has brought Into port. Potatoes
It may ba , ot < some other vegetable , may bo
poultry which the boy can tell , and In many
Instances ha Is given the rcslduo of tlio coal
bin which Is a perfect bonanza to him , any
thing In the Ehupo of fuel always being In
demand. A supply of coal ao galnod Is
often supplemented by a visit to tlio dumpIng -
Ing crounds at the terminus of various rail
roads whcro Ainone the dUgorg'd avhes and
rubbish a quantity of bait-burnt cinders can
b KI ' uV TI.e liny mixes this last pick *
IK li the K"o > l civ I gotten fr.m the boat
iin.l sell * .1 to rertMn customers \\lth con-
tlJt'ttiMo p'oflt.
AH inmate of this tcilclnir homo who 1ms
n.lxano il from ihe double deck beil of UIB
0-ccni variety to tlio distinction of ft
10 c nt lodger has made his way In the
icmonndo business. He vns a sturdy lit-
It follow wlh : more nmbltlon tlinn capital ,
nnd on learning of his Intense il sire to sell
lemonnlo tl.c superintendent ret him up
in bu'lneus. He lietiRht for him two tin
palls , n tqiiofzrr , half n dozen Rlanjes ami
spoons , and the ronul U * Icnirns ami gURar ,
and a II y fold ng lalle which coj'd bo tipked
ui'iJor the l.td'si arm. The outlay cost ? 2.
In t.\o months , I he boy had loni ; since paid
off the liulcltoil.ios and u now able to ex
pend 12 ocn's a day Instwd of IS for inoro
ro my aecommodiUlon * . The 10-ccnt beds
have more room between them nml their
iHKhbors and nre nnrounded with led cur
tains which Insure prhacy. In addlilon to
tl'ps > blpsaltiRs. pneh 10-rent bed 1ms a loeker ,
for the holding of clothing and o her pot cs-
flonj. the key to which can bo carried by ,
Iho ccciipant.
In the 6-w-nt dcpartmrnt raeh bed lias
mother malirusa nbovo It on the si nder
Iron frame , and there Is no place whrro the
slipper may stcrtl ? even tli most trivial ,
smnllesl liolniiglng. There Is a nleely ar-
rai.Red bath room for Iho areammodtitlon of
nil and tluse fi-cent lodgers' sparclothlns
H lakoii charRo of by the inatrui. A Iwy
In thli deparlment borrowed $1 ot the supur-
ntenJetit. went to a sperl-il talc ot ftnck-
IIIRS and Kockt , Invested his Jl and ji ddlotl
the stockings round nl private dwellings
at a slight advance In price , lie m.ulo
cnrugli money to Invest at another special
SIMP and after a time was successful enough
to buy a push-cart to wh el his wares In
and aspire to the pos'csMon of a l-cd ami
locltor- KANXY KNUKU3.
I ) ( > C'S VISIT A Tllt'1'3 STOIIV. I
lly Marian T. Ilrp , ! .
Kour cats In the house ! What wai
Mamma Smith going to do ? To bo Mire ,
they wcto all very nc ! ? ones , and Mamma
Smith loved cals , and HO did the two llttlo
Smiths , but four of them ! Kven then they
didn't all belong to tlu Mine family.
This Is the way It happened. A very
dear friend of Mamma Smith's was golnc
away from home fnr a month nml ch -i.il/iui
mamma to tnko caie of her cat while shu
uas gone , and , of course , she consented to
do to.
U was with "fear and trembling" that
she entered uprn the c\ioiIntent ( , for thcro
were already thtep c.its In tin ? hous , an
old mother rat and tv.o roly-poly yray kit
tens named Punch and Judy.
In n few days the newcomer arrived In
a market b.iMct ; , and was presumed to
the mistress of tlu household , who Im-
mcdlatelj lifted the cover , and out hoppil
a bouncing young cat Just six months old.
Oh ! what a handsome cat he was , with
the silkiest grey coat and the whltesl face
and "vert. " The llttlo Smiths fell In love
with him at ones and brought , choice mor-
& .1s of meat us peace offerings to him ; even
the kittens tried to welcome * him in thch' . .
ay , but they \\cre repaid with a smart
ctilf. and retired , crestfallen.
All th- first day ho sat sulkily hidden in
corners or under the kitchen stove , growling
at the kittens whenever they approached
him , which they did not hesltato to do , not
withstanding iiis rough treatment of thorn.
However , ho stood in aw > of "Mrs. arundy , "
th-ir mother , for she would not tolcrato his
antics.
In .1 few d.ivn lip hprame very much mor
sociable , gazing wistfully at the kittens la
thtJr play , .ma ctu. . di-y lie actually Joined ,
them In their race after a spool. It was
huw their l , rn to hi DII the defensive , anil
they spit and humprtl at him In great faslilo'n ,
but when they found thai ho really meant
to bo Irlcndly , they had fine times together.
Ono day the children cam3 running to
-Mamma Smith , crying : "Oh , mamma , do
cotno and ste Dec , " ( that was his name ) .
"IIo's washing Punch's face. " So mamma
went nnJ ! itire enough there was Doc holding
the llttlo kitten down with his p'lws , anil
Industriously scrubbing lilo f.ice , stopping
cnca In a while Just long enough ta glvi his
victim a few sly nips with his teeth.
It was very funny to see the four cats eat
out of cue plate with the four tails In a clrcla
.ibout the dish , aaJ really quite amazing too ,
ronslderlng their short acquaintance. Hut
.1 month teen pasi-eu by and then Doe's mlu-
Iros cjme home , so he was delivered to her
"safe and sound. " Hlg vlelt had been a very ,
pl-asant one , anl : the experiment turned out
after all.
AS DISCIPLINARIANS.
Curious IiiNtniit'fM of Their .Iiiiliclul
IllNllllt't.
Nn trait Is better marked In the normal
child that tlic impulse to subject others to
his own disciplinary system. In truth , chil
dren are for the most part particularly alert
disciplinarians , tays the Popular Science )
Monthly. With what amusing ssvcrlty ara
they wont to lay down the law to their dolls
nnd t'nelr animal playmates , subjecting them
to precisely the fcnmo prohibitions and pun
ishments ns those to which they themselves
nro subject. Nor do they stop here. They
enforce the duties Just as courageously on
the'r ' human ciders. A mite of 18 months
went up to her elder sister , who was crying ,
nnd with perfect mimicry of t'no nurse's
corrective manner , Bald : "Hush , hush !
papa ! " pointing at the same time to tho-
'
door. The llttlo girl M , when 22
months old , was disappointed because a cer
tain Mr. G did not call. In the evening
Blia said : "Mr. U did not turn was very
naughty. Mr. I ) have to bo whipped. " So
natural and Inevitable to the Intclllgcnco ot
a child does It seem that the system of re
straints , rebukes , punishments under which ,
ho live ! ) should liava universal validity. This
Judicial bent of the child Is a curious one ,
and often develops a priggish fondness for
sottlnii others morally btralght. Small boys
have to endure much In tliTa way from the
hands of pllghtly older sisters proficient In
matters nf law and delighting to enforce the
moralities , Hut sometimes the slplcrx lapse
Into naughtiness , and then the small boys
have their chanco. They , too , can on such
occasions bo priggish , If not downright
hypocritical. A little boy has been quarrelIng -
Ing with his sister , named Muriel , Just before
going to bed. When ho was undfosHed her
knelt down to say liin pniyers , Muriel .sit
ting near nnd listening. He prayed ,
( audibly ) In this wleo : "Please , God , niakii
Muriel a good girl , " then looked up and raid
In nn angry volco : "Do you hear that.
Muriel ? " nml after this degression rcsumetl
his petition.
IIOTTV'H IJHHA.M.
Mnry N. Ilrnilfoul In Hnaton Ololii1.
"O dear , I'd such n dreadful dream ! "
Hnld Dolly : t'other tiny ;
"I dreamed I was n naughty gill
Agnln , and ran away ,
"ft 'didn't Boom so very long-
Tip time that I was gonu ;
Jim when I tinned inward home once inor-j
The sun no longer shone ,
" 'Twas O so dark , and O FO cold !
And when nt l.'ift 1 cnmc
To where I lived , It wasn't home ,
And nothing scumrd the samel
Two old folks vat bcildo the fire.
Two old folks with gray liouila ;
And In the nuiwry near bv
Thcro were but empty beds.
"And , whfn I quietly crept In
To mlnn , I nun rot chid ;
Thrxp nail old pcoplu only Bum
I 'looked us Dotty did. '
" 'All , yes ! ' I 'looked us Dotty did
Long , long ago ! ' they tmld ;
Tvvnn iimrnnm nnd 't\vnn papa , nnd
They thought that I wan dead.
" 'Twas maininn'H volro and papa'a voice <
Grown , O , HO mid ! Hint I-IKIHC ;
And tlK-y wfio old and I wan dcud ,
To them until I woke !
"O dear. It wan u dreadful dreaiil
I'll loll you what I'll do ;
I'll prornfso God to bo ' good
It never can corno true ! "
Convlclnl of Ili-luir H HiMiIil ,
That tome of the laws framed by the old
New Kngland farmers may bo made to ap
ply to the present day was fittingly Illus
trated In Judge rinletter'3 court of Phila
delphia recently , when n Mri. Mary West
was held In ball to keep the peace for two
years and ordered to pay the coutu of the
Eult , on the charge of being a common kcold.
The woman had previously been tentinc ( < d
to undergo nu Imprisonment of ono month ,
but the Judge reconsidered this and rendered
the Judgment above stated.
Plleu of people have piles , but Dewltt'i
Witch Hazel Halv vtlll cura them.