SPEG1RL NOTICES.
W.\NTii > SITUATION.
AN nXI'KHIKNOUI ) imUO CMHIK WANTS A
nlUmtlrm nt law wag * * . Knqulre HIS Knrniim.
A 270 IS
WA.NTKD MAM : nri.r.
TOM THR Ht'MANK D
tri Kfxxl ld line for hardware or
taletmnn. Call or adJrc s 1)1 V > . Mlh > .
H-M614 K27
, too MIN : AND TKAMB TO HUI.I.
our ffod grlmlers nniJ eooKen : rnlntr , > '
to 12M ptr month , ncconllni ? lo ability. The
Utehfletd Mfg. Co.V bMer City , In.
fC4 TO 1150 PAID PAT.HflMRN FOR GIOAtlS :
r rlfneo unnecwmryi xtra Inducement * to
cuMomrra. Illihop & Kline , 81. I < 0" '
. TO COVHTt NKtl. AND , IOWA
with our oIlB nml Rren cs. Noble IlcfllnlnR Co. ,
Cleveland. O. K-14S M
ro'ii PBn DAY roit GOOD S
lloom 617 , Bhfcly bld . H-Hi 1C *
XJi'iior.STiitKns ; i.or.voH AND coucii
makorn wanted : vtemly work : hlRhest wo * .
H. Knrimt & llroa. , 163 Michigan nvcmii1. Chicago
cage , 111. 11 MJM ! ' * _
B.U.nflMAN TO DllUO TIIADH. StDR UNI2
nr othrrwlno. J. W. Knight , 217-223 Stat at.
Haclnc. Win. n
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WANTKD , MIIN AND WOMP.N TO WOIIK AT
homo ; I imy IS.no to ll .00 per week for tnnk-
IIIR frnyon portraits : new pntpnted method ; liny
one wlm rnn rend or write enn do the work nt
home. In opnre tlmp. dny or evening. Send
for pftMlculnm nnd begin work nt once. Ad-
drp n If. A. CJrlpp. dermnn Artlnt , Tyrone. I'a ,
\VANTII > , HAMHMIN TO sni.ij STATI.K
goods nt horn ? nr travel. Liberal fnlnry or
good rotmn'Kiilon. ' We Fend Mmples rn ni > -
pllontlon : Klvo exclusive territory. Aitdrtwi I' .
O. llox 1,103 , New York City. II
AOiNTH-OIinATi:3T OPKI2II OIVr.N 11V ANY
nennpapcr rifty ccnl lo ngtnt on each d 11 ir.
The Cntholtc News In endorsed by ( he Catholic
IIRIOM ! | , prlinlH nnd eminent writer * nit the
If-ndlng Cnthollr family weekly. Hubucrlptlon
price , one year by mall , one dollar Cnnvasicin
nro allowed the large commlMlon of flfty rentn
on ench H.OO. Agenta vnnted In e\-ery Catholic
parish In every city nnd town. Kxpfrlcncp not
Tiecewary. Wrlli * for sample copy. AUdrens
The Cnlhollo News , U Ilarclay street , New
Yorlc. _ _ _ _ _ Jln
CANVAHSCItH KVnttWIIKltn TO HANDI.K
our lightning soldering plain nnd other quick
nollor . 3 per rent profit : sell * on sight ;
send l"o for sample. Inter-Stale Supply Co. ,
121 InSaHe 8t. . Chicago. U-S16 1C
\V'ANTti ) , Al'l'UOATIONS KOIl ItAIliWAY
malt clerk nnd other civil seirlce pwltlon , ex-
nmlnatlnnH for which occur soon In Omaha ,
to write for date nndabiablc Information
( free ) . U. S. Ilurcau of Information. Clncln-
nntl. O. H-217 16'
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15.PR11 WKIIK ANIJ BXt'KNSIlS TO BHM.I
cigars ; experience unnecessary : special induce
ments Vnlley Cigar Co. , HI. lx > ul . Mo.
DON'T lin HARD OI : I TOOK Mil. CO Mi' 8
ndvlce. took ngcncy for new nlumlmim goods.
sign letteis , door plates , numbers nnd other
* .l > oclatle ! ; they nro elegant , catchy sellers ;
customers delighted ; pleasant business. I make
ts lo HO per day ; work nix linum * : no capital.
Write Woild Mfg. Co. , Wi , Columbus. O.
1J 211 lu *
BAM2SMKN TO SHIA CICJAU8 TO DUAI.KIIS ;
Jl ) monthly nnd expenses. Experience un-
ncccasnry. Write for pattlculnrs. Sup'rlor
Cigar Co. . Chicago. U-210-1C *
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WANTin7TitAVii-iNa"HALn8MKN : TO snu ,
to dealers : J100 monthly nnd exponsm. Experi
ence unnecessary. Write for particulars. Acme
Clgnr Co. , Chlc.igo. ] ) -209-lG *
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VANTKI ) . nOOKKKEI'KR. STHNOGUAPIinU
nnd clerk ( either sex ) In msat every southern
county. Must dciMxIt In hank J1W. Na loan
luked. Address 1 * . O. box 433. Nashville , Tenn.
SPECIAI SIAKH YOUR INCOMI3 JI50 TO J300
per month In your own county by our pliui.
Ono cleared JS7. & ) In one day. I. Co. . lept. O. ,
Kldn-y , Iowa. 11 2H-16 *
S TOR FUATnitNAI. .
order ; ban no trouble leaders. Terrltoiy unre-
Mrlcled. lllg pay. Addivr * It 312 K'i DeirlKiin
Bt. , Chicago. n 213-16 *
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MnN WANTIJD. nicmTVni Ans A
month nnd expenden guaranteed good salesmen.
Contracl forwarded Immedlalclv. Wo mean
hiiHlnpHS. Address nigln New Process lluttcr
Co. . Maploton , Iowa. U 212-16 *
$3 TO 0 1T.II DAY KOIl S.vuMUN JN AL.I.
towns ( cxcrpt these taken ) In Nebraska nml
, ' } Iowa , to handle the best seller ever. Intiuduced
In Hie west ! send .Mi'tx. for sample. AVooil f
Bar. Co. , 517 Sbeely blilg. , Onmlu , Ni-b.
11 231 16 *
WANTED , A GOOD PHYSICIAN IN A GOOD
ll\o town on the Republican iFver. For par
ticular * nddrea llox CM , Lincoln , Neb.
OPPIC'B MANACIER ; MUST IIAVH t W : SA I.-
nry , J1.2HO ; good chance' ' for right i > ; mon. Ad-
diess Manager , 200 Munroo blk. . Chlciigo. II
I'OR THH CUSTOMS , RAILWAY MAIL , IN-
illan , depniLmentnl nnd govetnment prlnllne
sen-Ices , bright men to prepare by mall for the
examination * soon ID be held. Particulars free of
Niitlniml Correspondence Institute , Washington ,
D. C. U-2M-1C *
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WANTED nXI'nniHNCKD SMOKING TOIJAC-
ro saluimao on commission for Onuhii nnd
Nebiaska. Bend references. , Mlchle Tabncca
Co. , Goldsboio. N. C. , U 233-1G *
WANTKD TUAVBI.INCJ SALESMAN TO IIAN-
dle a nuw nnd very protllntd * sldo line ; nn
Hnmples. Address Itox CM. Columbus , Ohio.
11-234-10 *
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WANTED TIlAVKLINd HALIISMHN : side line.
I n\c * trough hanger. New. Myers & Van
Flclt , Oat-rUt , Indiana. H 233-10 *
FOR TIIK INTERNAL IIBVENUE , CUSTOMS ,
mllnuy mall nnd other examinations , bright
men to piepiro by mull. Partleuluis free. Na
tional Cor. Intitule , Washington , D. C.
' 1J-250-1C *
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WANTED-CANVASSER3 TO SELL I1AKINO
pouj-.r with premiums ; quick salts ; pleasant
work ; big money. Western Novelty Co. , St.
Joseph , Mo. 11 237-19 *
III5LP WAXTHD PR1IALI' ' ! .
WANTED-LAniES 1'OR THEATRICAL COM-
p.iny. Add reps 1C 63 , lice. C 23S-10 *
LADIES' HELLING OUR NEW HOHE- SUPporters -
porters mnlio money ; ramplrs nnd terms , 10
n-nis In ullvcrVetcrn Mfg. Co. , Itox 21 ,
Knixvllle. In , C 227 10 *
VVANTEO. SECOND C11RL. AND HELP TAKE
ciiio nt baby ; reference * required. . 2i21 Rir-
nnm st. C M262 18
VANTEI ) , IIEHNEO YOIJNfJ LAUV ( aoOO
needlcnomnii ) to ne.ilct In light houtienorlc. 131
Ho. S3th Ft. C M23D n
von
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF TIIK CITY. THE
O. F. Dnvls Company , IWi Vainam. D 7(1
t AND 9 ROOM"HOUHEM ON FARNAM AND
S-room bouue on 11 and Ltavenuoitb , chvnp.
Jubn W. Robblns , 211 N. Y. I.lfo Illd.T.
n-7
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HOUSES. 11ENEWA & CO. , 10J N , 15TH HT.
ilODERN-HOUBES. C. A STARR J25 N.YLPE.
U M1SO
' I'OR RENT. NICE SOUTH TOONT. B-ROOM
* . brick lioueu. with all modem Itnpinvcmcnlg
' 'v und In Ih'flt clnxs condltl.ui , Inquire nn
premise ? , -610 Hn If-Huwnrd street. p iU
THE rOLLOWINO HOUSKS ARE DESIRARLE
'vl and will b9 ixnted lit inldivlntT prices. They
will iiimmnnd mere lent U ) day * l.ufr. Re-
iifmber wit will muki > Inducemcntt to deslra-
l l.b ) tfiuinU ;
Ko , oo Nuith 27li ! avenue , S-room , modern dc.
tncticd hQUHt * .
ZDI Bouth Hlh slreet , 7-room , modem drtnvhed
,
It'll ' J.ii-ltmn ilrt t , 7-roJni , in dclachcj
.
! Bewnrd dlrwt. l-nMiii rnttugt * .
South -Itli etrcet , ll-rocm modern dttacbcd
iie.
iie.dillly Triift Company. 17 rarnam Mreet ,
bull'llng. ' -Ml:3
HOUSE CENTRAL LOCATION ,
IIS ; : iDiitli. Imiulro JC1C Capllol ave.'iue.
UVCE , DROWN PLK , 10 & Uoiltf.
D M
YOU RENT , li-ROOM. MODERN IIOt.'HE ; LO.
i-iitlon. CI7 Norlh 1Mb ; Ix'IWiHn Cnllfurnl.1 niiO
! . , > : itvil : i. API' ! ) ' . W. U. Moll ! ; . rjmt Nn-
loniil Il.ink bull.llnir , U-J7J JC
VL'RY DK.HiTlAIILi : HtTvEN ROOsfnol'HlT :
mcxleuil theaii tu ilcbt party. Apply II * N irlh
Twtntj--iitli. D-267 If
roil iU5.vr-run.visiui >
V L * R N I BllEI ) HEATED JlOOMsl
tOU llnir.cy. E ! f *
1''RNiriiiED HEATED ; I.I.IIIT
f J N , ISlh. E--ML"J1C'
: cu ST. M.vp.Y-a rt'itNif IIED itonMHt
liuurckn-tl.il- . JJ-lttrtlJ *
IIOOMS AXI ) ItOAnt ) .
HONT ROOMS WITH ( ) \ \ ITH-
out rtcnm heat ; fii'clllc | Hbatln | | ;
rtlK r * iiimblc. Mldlund hntcl , Ktli K Ch | .
' > tl . K-.M1t PIS
BTIJ.VM'HEATKI ) ROOMH , MOD.
. baard. tWJ Sou'h 13lb. K-7S3
'
win o.\u. ' ns. :
UI1 it
ROOMS ANH noAttn.
( Contlnurtl. )
NICELY Ft'RNISHED ROOMS , Ml R. KTH 8T.
F-M1S7 U *
LARCH : BOPTH ROOMS , AVITII STEAM ; Ex
cellent table ; reference * . 2J3 N. ISth.I' .
I' "ft * * ! I 1 *
ITRNISHED AND t'NFt'RNISHED ROOMS ,
wllh board Utopia , 1721 Davenport t.
F 1M 19 *
DESIRAIILE" " POI'TH I'RONT rt'iiNisiinn
room ; > y window ; modem Convenience' ; ( Rood
board , third floor ) . 1SI1 Chlcngo utreel.
EMM *
rt'RNISHKD AND t'NI'H'RNlRIIED ROOMS !
modern. 62I'4 ' So. 19lh * l , E-2M 16 *
TWO rt'RNISHED AND FIVE t'NFt'R-
nlshed rooms ; rent rrnflonable. 614 8. 17th nve.
i : MSS3 19 *
HIJXT-IJM'UHMSHIin UOOMS.
4 ROOMS ! WATER IN KITCHEN : CENTRAL ;
reasonable rent ; nlc for huutekecplnu. 1702
W < bttcr l Q-750
c UNFUR'NISHED CHAMREHS FOR HOUSEkeeping -
keeping , man and nlfe ; water In kitchen ; slel
lnk ; mnitc pipe. 319 N. 17th. O-Mf.U
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS ; ALSO OOOD
stiible. 2301 Farnnm Bt. F 279 ! <
ron HUNT STOUI3S AM > orricus.
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY RRICK RUILDINQ
at 818 Farnam it. Tills bulldlmj ha n fire
proof cement basement , complete steam hent-
ln r nxturei' . water on nil floors , gar , etc. Apply -
ply nt the office of The Pee. I 810
FIRST CLASS IIRICIC STORE RUILDINO , 1011
Farnam , 3 otorle ? nnd basement : will alter to
null lennnt. Low rent. 314 First National
Raok Rldff. I-M1WO-22
ACJIiM'H WAXTKI1.
AGENTS .AND IlllANCH HOUHE MANAOKIl ;
Rood pay. Hullo lu older ? 10j pnnts , $3 : plilrln.
U ; macklntonh , II. Hunter Tailoring Co. , Cln-
climnll , O. J
AGENTS MAKE MONEY AND PLENTY Of
It i-olllntr our nlumlmim nortltlo * . . Illustrated
cntnlogup. price Ilitu , Jreo ; ten cents brlngi n
narnplc. Novelty Inlroducllon Co. , SJ9 State at. ,
Chicago. J
WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL SASH LOCKS
and door holders. Sample rash lock free by
mall for 2o stnmp. Uest aelieis ever In
vented. Rest wMshts ; J12.W n day. Write
quick. Ilrohnrd & Co. , llox 77 , Philadelphia.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR OfrTaiNAL
novelty : an Immense success : sample. 12st ? . .
stamps. Sultana Perfumery Co. , llox 9U Chi
cago. J-219 10 *
17..00 PER MONTH AND EXPENSES : HtJST-
llng ngenla wanted on salary or commission :
must be responsible ; go-d * gu.ir.intccd Al.
Rough Remedy Co. , Uuchanun , Mich.J
J 220 lo *
WANTED. AGENTS ; A NEW 1893 OFFICE
nnd family atlas of f.\a world ; full nnd complete -
pleto to date ; exclusive territory nnd liberal
terms given lo good solicitors and others ; don I
delay ; write at once. Address John F. Wnlte
Publishing Co. , 415-417 Deal born St. , Chicago ,
HI. J 222 16 *
LIFH OF M'KINLEY ; WE WANT 11RIGHT
men nnd women e\crywhrrc to act ns ngeiils
on our now book ; a graphic nnd aulhittlc
biography of the brilliant advocate of protec
tion ; a gold mine for hustlers , for It Is n
book the people wnnt ; nguns nliendr In the
Held are clearing from JW to J2T. n day ; so.d
only on subscription , nnd exclusive territory
Bt\cn : act promptly nnd get In the swim , with
the rest. For terms , etc. , address the publish
ers ( transportation charges paid ) , The N. G
Hamilton Pub. Co. , 625 , The Arcade. Clevc-
lond. O. J-221 16 *
WANTED , AGENTS : 111O PAY ; CHOICE TER-
rltory ; pajs sick , nccldent. death und endow
ment benefi's. Address American Renjvclent
association. St. I ouls , Mo. J 229 10 *
HUSTLING AGENTS WANTED EVERY-
wllere for Ilownrd'n popular mads to older
clothing ; goods neil nt sight nnd with large
prMlts. Rack bottom prlc'ti. Spring sample
outfit now ready and furnished free upon np-
pllcaKon. No previous experience required
The Howard Tailoring Co. . 6th ave. nndnn
Huron , Chicago. Mention paper. J 231-10
WANTED AGENTS ; gold glass name plates ,
numbers nnd signs : readable dnikest nights ;
namnles free. Thomas & Co. , Englewood. 111.
J 313-16 *
AGENTS WANTED STATE AND COUNTY
h3usi tn house canvassers to sell our safety
kettles nnd odorlesn frying pans ; exclusive tcr-
rllorv. Address E. C. Skinner & Dro. . Albnny ,
N. Y. J 230-15 *
AGENTS. , .SELL 'jTORACrOENE ; " CURES
the tobacco ImbU In 13 days ; tu-o plugs ; guar
anteed cure , > 1 ; free clrculnnt nnd proofs : no
rnnvasslng ; 15 dally. Tobaceoene Mfg. Co. ,
Iowa Fnlla , la. J-273 1C *
WANTEoT HUSTLERS ; J2.M WILI < START
you selling our famous chewing gum ; big
prolltB nn smnll Investment ; send stnmp for
particulars. Kate W. Nobles Mfg. Co. . 1132
Chicago Stock "Exchange. J 200 1C *
WE DONTT LlfrWHEN WE SAY WE HAVE
the best selling articles In America , For proofs
address J. Lahmer & Co. . Ch'caso. J
AVAXTI5D TO KK.\T.
WANTED , RETWEEN NOW AND MAY 1 , A
10 or more room detached house , with lawn ;
willing to take IMSC for two or live years ,
nr.d will pas' liberal , rent for first class houso.
Address 1C C3 , IJei > otllce. K M230 13
WANTED SUITIJ OF ROOMS , FURNISHED
or unfurnished , with board , for a man , nlfe
nnj llttls girl two years old ; stale location nnd
lei ma. K C2 , II > e. K 210-15 *
WANTED. UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light , housekeeping In good location. Terms
must be moderate. Address K CO , Ree.
K 201 1C *
WANTED , TO III3NT. THREE UNFURNISHCI )
rooms for light housekeeping by family of two.
Addresi George M. While. II. A : M. . local
freight cilice. K 237 1C *
WANTED , TO RENT. THE REST 8-ROOM
house within six blocks of Re ? building that
Jij a monlh will pay for. K C7 , Dee.K .
K 133 16 *
HKNTAL AGKJ.CY.
J. II. PAKROTTB. ROOM 22 , DOUGLAS ULK.
L M532 FH
STOHAGR.
BTORAGE. FRANK EWERS , 1214 HARNEY.
11 751
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
U08-910 Jonci. General storage and forwarding.
- M-752
WANTED TO 1JUY.
JXD-HAND FURNITURE. UROWN'S , 102 S. 11.
N-45U
WANTED , TO I1UY SECOND-HANDED SAloon -
loon fixtures and cash lesUU'f. Addiess A. F.
Dwora K , Old , Nub. N M923 21
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WANTED. TO Hl'Y A FRESH COW ; MUST
be rich anl large milker. Addiess 1C CO. Hue.
N MIM 15
HOUSE. TO TEAR DOWN OR MOVE. 2310
Farnam. N M1S2 2i )
WANTED TO RHY FOR CASH , STOCK OP
merchandise ; owners only ; no Udders ; stale
pattlrular * na to uinount. Invoice and pilce ,
lxck liox M , Fairfax , Mo , N 234 13
M'ANTKD-TO PURCHASE AN ESTARLISHED
business not mjulrlni ; over $7,0i to handle.
K 53 , ll'f , N 3 M0
WANTED-TO 11UY STOCK HARDWARE ; PAY
. .i.ftOO chcicii Jinv.i farm , balance In cash. K 51
Hee. - N-2U.1C *
WANTED. WHEELS TOR1IOVS : 10 AN "
yeaiu of use ; t'lve car.li prlcAddresa K SI
Hue. N-273 1C *
VOU SALU PUH.MTl'HK.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT J2J SO. 10TH.
O-7J2 2S
FOR SALD-1 ItEDROOM SUITE ANI > SPRING
nt n bori iln If rold at oncv. Iii'itilre ! 03 N.
loth t. O 2JM6 *
FURNITI'RIJ FOR 5-UOO.M HOttSE : PARTIE.I
b > u\ln ; ( f.wn : ( jcxxH nlm-iet new , ami mu t
IHJ fuM ; Mondjy between 2 iind 3 o'clock. 1019
N. 2W. OJS10
ANII IOA.\
HHAHE3 IN MUTUAL L. & II. APH'N PAY
C , T , S per c < rt wlicn 1 , 3 , S ytnn old ; nlwavj
- " " liH rninaw ! . . NulttiiEcr , tec.
7S1
HOW TO Gin1 A HOME OX SECURE GOOD
Intelviit ui ; tuilnm. Aiplto | OniHlu L. & II.
A 'n , 17U1 Un 2Kz. ! G , f. Nalilnccr. Sec.
7K
roit
HARD WOOD ANl C-l.-Oo I'T.NCli FOR
Ccni crlbbliiir. C. R , Lcc , PJi li > vs\u \ .
Q-754
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ITOR SALE. NATIONAL C\k'll REGISTER : AL.
i'iit ' nv. . Inqulro 701 Ka , Kth. ( J--W3U 19 *
SHED SWEI.T POTATO,1' ! ! VINELESH. FREE.
Tlu-o , Wllllniua. lUiiwn Xl/ . ( J - > ! ! & ) Mis'
roll j\uT KirvrLi"ALMOT-I-"NE\\ :
IVOOia < > I'Tirn. C.r ; at Kl I5i > . IJfi ' .
( i- ir : is
LADIES' Ui MOIiHL RIl'VCI-L' , NKUIH NEW ,
fur ule fbcap Call ctcr.JtiSb ut ( . ! ' it. Mlh ,
y-ri ic
ron s.\in
( Continued. )
ItJIl SALR CHEAP , SET OF SILVER PLATED
br * f nd Instruments ; II pieces ; mode by
C. O. Conn , Elkhnrt , Ind. Adjress ills Uur
detts st. Q-Kl lp.
A rAIRHANK'fl STANDARD RCA1.E !
lb . ; at less thsn M ptlce. Enquire 13H Far-
nnm. Q ! O H
FARM TO RENT ; ice ACRES , NEAR EMKIK
em , Neb. ; wll | I'nse for a number of Jenrs t
the right party. Call or address D. McMllHn ,
1(91 South 17th Mreet , Oniaha. R-M193 17 *
FOR HETl
Inrn , near new fair grounds. C. K , IMrrls
912 N. T. Life. ll-MMl IS *
Clj.lIltVOVANTS.
PROP. M. LEON MARRAD , THE WORLD'S
gienlest clnrlvoynnt , hns returned lo Omnhn.
ar.d ci.n be to .ru t d n . ll mi t e r. Prof , ftinr-
tad welt Known Li Omnha , aa well ns tn
e\ery large city of the woild , nnd h la rectK-
nlzeil by the press , medical faculties and
scientists of two continents ns the foroini.it
medium nf modern times. Don't fall tn nee
him If you are Interfiled In the affairs nf life.
If business , marriage , sickness , dtnlhs , losses ,
Isvp , courtship , speculntlona , changes , travels ,
divorcee , Investmenta , lost nr atoltn prop
erty , Interest you. If you care to bo mole
successful , If you care to know whom to trust
and whom' to avoid , If you wnnt lo know If
the ono you love Is true , etc. If you desire
to have your domestic troublen removed , your
lost love restored , j'ottr enemies converted Into
friends , In fact , nn matter what your troubles ,
auspicious or desires may be , call on this
wondeifully glflcd mnn and he will send you
a ay hnppler , wiser nnd bolder than ever be
fore. Remember , Prof. Mnrrnml asks you no
question * , but tells you all you wnnt
to know , calls you by name , tcl'ii you nnmfs
of fr.'cmls anil enemies , ns well as future wife
or husband , nnd guides you with a slrnnge
oertnlnty by a higher than human power lo-
ward success nnd happiness. Sallsfavllon
guaranteed or no pay laken. Fee , Jl. Dally
from 10 n. m. to 8 p. in. , nt 119 Fnrnnm
street , Private wnltlng rooms. Entire satis
faction given by mall. S 271 1C *
MRS. DR. H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium ; 8th year at 119 N. 16th.
S 755
SIASSAC.K , n.VTHS , ETC.
MADAMU SMITH , 1522 DOUGLAS STREET. SD
floor , town 11 ; massage , alcam , alcohol and
sulphurlne balhs. T 210 22 *
MME. AMES , FORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS. MAS-
ange and baths. 607 S. 13th at. , Zd tloor , rormi 10.
T 101-MS *
MADAME LEON , MASSAGE PARLORS , RESTful -
ful and refreshing. 417 S. llth at. , upstnlrs.
T M2S1 22 *
I'KIlSONAb.
RATH8 , MASSAGE. MME. POST , S19M 8. 15TH.
U 756
FINE LtVERY RIG3 CHEAP. ED UAUMLEY ,
17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone , 440.
U-757
MISS VAN VALKENDUROH DESTROYS PER-
mnncnlly by , electricity tuperlluous hair , moles ,
vrartn. etc. Room 41G. N. Y. I.lfo niilir.
_ , U 758
VIAVI CO. , 340 REE BUILDING ; HOME
treatment for Indies ; physician of fifteen years'
experience In attendance : consultation free.
U-M760
WONDERFUL SYSTEM FOR MAKING OLD
faces young ; wi Inkles removed. 200 Douglas
blk. Wrlle Mme. True. U M4D7 T17 *
I3ELLE EPPERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
at 1909 Farnnm. Lady canvassers wanted.
U M70f. F2.-I *
MARRIAGE PAPER WITH PHOTOS. 200
'ads' , lOc , "Bow Knot , " Spokane , Wash.
U-9U m-4 _
RE"WAID OF " 23.oo FOR INFORMATION or
Joseph Kouba ; last heard from Helena , Mont. ,
thres years ngo , nnd Intended lo go north : 13
30 years old , nbDut 6 feet high , well built ,
auburn hair , giay eyes ; In the only son of old
parents. Address John Kouba , Lcrerne. llenton
county , la. ' U M2021C *
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our book "How to Speculate Successfully dn
Limited Margins In Grain and Stock Markets. ' "
Mailed free. Comstock , Coates & Co. , Rlalto
building , Chicago. U
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR WRITE FOR FRSE IN-
formallon how to remove hnlr permanently *
without slightest Injury to skin ; superior to -
electric needle. Curtis Co. , ISC 32nd street ,
Chicago. U .
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In stamps , a lock of your hair , name , age , sex ,
lending .sjmplonm , and receive n scientific fllagi
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M. D. , arandRaplds , Mich. U
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ATTENTION SPORTS HI A ROOK EVERY
spjrt should read ; neatest volume of the kind
ever published ; 405 pages and no nonsense ;
chock full of : ! Ihlngs ; sent securely s.nleil
upon receipt of CO cents In sliver or stamps.
W. A. Black & Co. , Lock Box IS ) , Grand
Rapldi , Mich. U 212-10 *
LADIES. THE PALACE , BEAUTIFUL PAR-
lore , 1615 Douglas st. . Is the only place where
you can be pleised In hair dressing , manicur
ing , steam massages for chapped faces , beau
tifying the face nnd complexion , nnd developing
the form. Special rates mads to ladles for
treatment by the week or month. U 22 15
SIONEV TO LOAN HISAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 313 N. Y.
Life. Leans at low rates for choice security In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W 7C1
.MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam St. W 702
0 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W , B. Melkle. Omaha
W 763
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
rent estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W 764
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 925 N , Y. LIFE.
W 705
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
propel ly. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fainnni.
W-7C7
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY , 1 TO
10 yearn ; low rates. Gun In Bros. , 210 N. Y. L.
W-769
GEO. P. BEMIS , LOANS , PAXTON BLK.
W-S59
MOXEV TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO IX3AN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS.
borne : , wngons .etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods : strlclly conlldenllal ; you
can pay the loan off. at any time or In any
" " " " " " '
'OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
203 S. 16th st.
X 770
MONEY TO LOAN , 30. CO. 90 DAYS ; FURNI-
lurc , pianos , clc. Duff Green , room S , Barker
block. X-771
CHANCES.
CRIPI'LB ' CREEK GOLD STOCKS , SAFE AND
sure 15 and upward ! Invested often brings
fabulous and quick returns by placing your
ordem with the Van Ilurcn Investment Co.
( Incorporated ) , bankers und brokeis , 803 16th
st , , Denver. Colo. Y 773
CRIPPLE CHEEK MINING STOCKS HAVE
advanced 300 per cent since last July ; wo am
members of the stock exchange at Crlpplo Creek ,
where atock la sMd nt Its true value ; sleek In
shipping mines now soiling nt 8 cents upwards ,
nnd In undeveloped mines 1 cent per ihare
upwards ; wo can pick out the good clocks ;
stock * ore now being offered to eastern cos.
toinera for 10 cenla , that would not sell for 1
cent on tills exchange ; no remittances leas than
112.50 Inveutfd : manual with Cripple Creek
mining map mulled on receipt of 10 cents ; refer-
cncea. Merchants nnd U. S. National banks ,
Omaha , E , Benedict & Co. , Crlppls Cieek ,
Colo. Y UI-Mch 2
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LAND. THE
most complete vitrified brick plant In Kansas.
R. 11. Drury , Atchlson , Knn. _ Y M903-17 ' *
ONE OF TUB REST 8ALOON3 IN
must fell on account nf s'claiers. Addreta I' . O ,
Box , S1J , Weft Point , Neb. Yt-MUl
SPECULATE WITH RELIABLE FIRM ; BIG
pralllK made quickly ; wheat must ndvnnce ; will
go to Sc : buy now ; send for booh , "Trading , "
unJ market letteis fiee. Millar & Co , own-
mission , suite 78 , 231 La Balls street , Chicago.
Y MM3 1C *
fwiI.L HELI. MY STOCK OF HARNESS AND
fixtures at n bargain ; only abop In town , In a
good fnniilnir country ; fataMlshed In 1873 ; rea
son for tulllntr , ld auc. Address C. Fllcklnger ,
Filth , Neb. Y M20I 16 *
SPECULATION : HEN ! ) YOUR SPECULATIVE
oidorii f'T ' Kraln , | ) ic\l lon and stacks to a
reliable haute.V > solicit ordera on uurglns.
Our dally market Idler sent freeon lequesl ;
nlso our Ixxik "Prnfltnblo Trading , " Our fa
cilities nr * unexcelled. McKenzle , Turner &
Co. , 4IS Western Union Bids. , Chjcugo. Y
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MAKE MONEY IN OOLO STOCKS" 100 SHARES
or more In 'ihe Mlc-Mnc Gold Mining Co. lit
lOo pr share will bring fabuloua returns ,
Pro p ctu.i free , KIIJO Investment Co. , P. O.
lljx IJ8 , Denver , Cilu. Y
I'OR HKNT-rVlNE BAKERY. WITH GOOD
kU > rt. AJ.Irrt'4 . W , II. W. 1703 N. J.ib st.
V 16 *
MAKE MONEY IN GOLD STOCKS ; 10)
Hharra or more In Mlc-Mao Gold Mining Co. will
bring fiiLtiliU < returns 1'rcup'cliu free. Kaye
Iiucitmcnt ( 'it. , P. O. Box 4 ! | , Denver , Colo.
MAN ABLD TO HANDLE A CORRESPOND-
cneu hutlni ; inuiiagu and build up truJu In
nnd put ILW ) CHSH Into mi-icmndlse )
price * ) , ivlilih haw uhr.ul > ' been iv 'l
und U i > lllncllifie. . cun have > u-
prilcr c.ppjiuny | ! | with ui ; II25.CU I'.ir munlh
ut.,1 | > irrentatio licsMea : uferfncca. Address
Jltr. , cf , C. U. FulUc , Biyce BUg. , Chlcaeo.
Y K4 1C *
ciiAjtcns.
( Ointlnued. )
BUY WHEAT A.Np YOtT WILL MAKI
money ; price * must ndvnnce : trade with t'hl
cnifu brokm onlrr-n-n nrc on the ground nm
Mn watrh your iM n-sta closrly ; send for ou
Iwok , "Safe Hcthmili of giieculntlon nnd fill
pnrtlculnm freei.jhlnh-st referencea. F. J
Wakem A Co. , ClilcAso. ' ( t > t bllshed It7 . )
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Y-225-K
WHEAT IS ROOMINrt AND IS TIIK CHEAP
cat sp"ctilatlve comoillty In lhi world todnv
nnj'nne who hna It I t'parc should buy It : tiMde
through a respon-slbli. house nnd get reliable
Inforrmt in by m > u < llng for our large- red IMJU
ronlnlnlng nil necwjnr , > ' Infxrmntlon to ennhlo
nnynno to linntll * th Ir Investments Inlelll
gently : nl o nur ll.llly market bull'lln , whlcl
s'lggesls when i.nd whit to buy ; Imth free
Sfp.isoll & Co. . Ithnlicra nnj llrokerii , 1SJ Trad
era ' Rldg. , Clilcnjrvi. Y m2J19 *
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MONEY. IN OUR "INNEIMVIIEEL SYNIH
rates" imymrntu nfc | | . ) per month for ten
month * . Prints' II.OW. No risk. Write todiy
Wlleox & Company , Ilroktm , 631 llmndwny ,
New York. Y 221-16 *
MERCHANTS WRITE ! LIVE MEN WANTED
tn lent loom In drpnttncnl store , cheni > rent.
Address llox 7S2 , Jefferfon , In. Y 221 15 *
FOR SALE-GROCERY STOCK WITH LEASE
of store : goods clean , fresh nnd slaple ; trade
rslabllshed ; location first class ; nt Kearney ,
N l > . : no Irades cimldered ; will Invoice nlxiul
Address Jv M. lie * . Y 241-16 *
ron
FINE STOCK 01' CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE
for young all | iun > oe horses. Address Mflcham
& toiler. Bloomllrld. Neb-nskn. Z 939 21
I AM GOING TO ST. LOt'IS TO LIVE AND
wKi to exchange my house nnd lot on F.tmam
si. for house and lot In St. Louis. Addrers
1C M Ree. / 117
WILL TRADE NICE LOT ON 25T1I STREET
foi1 work team. A. Portz , 2llh and Vlnlon B'S.
X 219 16 *
WHAT HAVE YOU GOT THAT A MAN IN
New York would want In exchange for li.t . M ,
block 1 , potter'n addition lo Omnha ? clnss lo
Fatnnin cats ! two miles from P. O. Address
F. 11. Hn > nc < , 1902 Sexcnth nve. , New Yoik.
/ 21 ° , 16 *
FOR EXCHANGE ; FINE RESIDENCE AT
Beatrice. Neb. : cost > 5OX ) , nnd Is very com-
plcle ; litle perfect nnd clear ; will exchange
for slock nf groceries general merchandise ,
bfwts and shoes. Address M.dwny Land Co. ,
Kearney , Neb. 7. 217 16 *
FOR SALE-HOMES IN CLIFTON HILL FOR
cash nnd clear vocapt lots. A. 1' . Tukey. New
York Life.
2-M256-19
WANTED , TO TRADE A OOOD DUAKT
borne for a Bocil driver ; will pay cnah for
difference. Cull nt 623 No. 16th. / M2i7 22
I HAVE FOR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD FURNI-
lure In ton or lirtevn-nMm flat first mortgage
paper , clear land , clear lots , nnd a'.mp cash ,
823 N. Y. Life. X-SSO 16 *
FINE IMPROVED RANCH IN KNOX CO. .
Neb. , for good i ntal properly ; will assume.
823 N. Y. Life. / SSI 16 *
FOR TRADE. THREE Ft'LL LOTS , WITH
Hinflll hmlsft tlI1lnfllmltir , > < llit frtltna fr .n.
Btate. capltot buildings , for a (3,0 stock of
general hardware ; prefer lo deal with owner.
Address Owner , room 14 , 1010 17th St. . Denver ,
Colo. Z M28S 17 *
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO RENT A HOUSE
When It costs one-half more llian owning n
homo built In Ihc best part of the city In the
II nest and Intcst style.WHY
WHY
Will you continue to' pay } 33 to 140 per injnlh
rent for nn old housf , which you are nshnmed
lo Invite your friends to. a place which jou
only look upon as nMempotary abode ,
WHEN
You can buy a beautiful lot In Rees Pince. nn
Gwigla a\cnue or''Vrfilnl.i ! avenue , two of the
best residence street hi 'Omaha , at such a low-
price that MIU can' ' build a seven or clght-rcom
modern home. w-Hf | > \ety midein Improvement
nnd fcuperbly finished/ auch n low cost Ibal
7 per cent Inlercst en your total Investment
will not exceed tw-tPt'ilMs of what you are now-
paying In rent ? ' '
Win-
Do you continue to''pay rent ? Becnuss you are
' BLIND
To your own Interpkls ; or too blind to s e the
bargains that are Walling to be picked up.
Call and FCO us. J.'t 'Us show you the .location
of this pioperiy. N < V tlndes ; Cash only tabes.
FIDELITY ; TRUST COMPANY ,
' 1702 Farnam1 stieet , Bei } building.
O. II , Payne. Prcsl'dfnt.
II. II. Harder. Secretary. RE 276 16
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BARGAINS , SALE PR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
-i , ertles nnd farms. i-JHON N. Frenzer , opp. P. o.
- _ i , , , Q jf . , _ R E773
GEO. P. 1JEMIS. iroHSUS , LOTS , .IRRIGATED
' farm lands , loans } ' ' 3(8 ( and 300 I'oxton block' .
' - ' RE 323
ABSTRACXSJ .THUIBYRON njpp. cojipANY. .
_ . . 'tf-ft _ nl' < 0 i > RE 774 "
FOR SALIJ , CORNER" GEORGIA AVE1' AND
"Pacific Sts.C6xKO , ' for $3,000.00 net. A. P.
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Tukcy , New" York Life. RE 197-17
FOR SALE. IIANN'S PARK , GRAND ISLAND ,
Neb. , ihe largest nnd tnntt beautiful paik In
Cenlral Nebraska , Conlalnlnir 20 acres , large
hall , wllh stage nnd nil mndein Improvements :
terms very Illwtnl. Fcr pattlculars Inquire of
Henry liana , Grand Island , Neb.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ l _ RE-M2S3 Mil
80 ACRES. DOUGLAS COUNTY , IMPROVED ,
} 3 5QO 00.
OT ncrcs , Douglas , County , Improved , Jl,0-)0.00.
80 acres , Johnson County. Improved. $2,000.00.
Wnnled. house. Inside , have clMt- house outside.
Wanted , house , poulh , have clear lot nnd ea h.
Wanted , lot , have nice home , encumbered. J70'.0' ) .
Wanted , acres S. O. hcuse , cne. JSOO , renlcd , J1S.
WnntPil , farm , have cash and 17 ncirn , Cnl.
Wnnled , merchandise , have' farm and cash.
Qqrvln Bros. . N. Y. Life. Omaha. RE 253 10
TWO NEW COTTAGES ; CORNER THIRTIETH
nnd Saltier streets ; cistern ; city water ; ll.MO ;
long time. Apply 13)8 ) Farnam. RE 271 16
MEDICAL.
PILES CURED WITHOUT PAIN ONE TREAT-
inent dos the work. No knlfo or coustlc uaeil.
Rectal diseases n specially. Dr. Cook , 307 , New
Yoik Life Bulldlnir. 155-17 *
HOUSES WINTERED.
HORSES WINTERED ; BEST OF CARE
ilven horses , both winter nnd summer. Address
M. J. Welch. Gretna. Neb. 775 _
DANCING.
NEW CLASSES FORMED FOR BEGINNERS
at Morand's this week ; adults , Tuesday nnd
Friday , S p. m. ; children. Snluiday. 10 a. m. ;
flnt lessons taken privately If desired ; opn
Any and evening ; assemblies. Thursday. S-.3)
p. m. ; Kcnllemcn nnd ladles , COc. M Vi ? FH
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13lh and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. 784
MUSIC. AHT AM ) LANGUAGE.
GEORGE V. GELLENIIECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher , IS13 Chicago st. 1C9
PIANO , GOOD CONDITION , J75 : FOR SALE
or rent , William H. Sohmollcr , llflh Moor Mc-
Cague , bldg. M-233.22 *
1'AWNimOKEIlS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. S N. 16 at.
1J\1)EHTAICEHS AM ) E3IIIALMEHS.
II. K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , IMS Chicago at. , telephone m. 770
S\VANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMING , TEL. 1000
777
M. O , MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balmer. 1417 Farnnm'fA ' , , lel'phono 22J. 778
SIIOIITHAM ) VLND TVPEWHITING.
A , C. VAN SANT-S' UHOOL , 01J N , V. LIFE.
i'r 77
PITMAN SYSTEM OF 'SHORTHAND TAUGHT
by mall by an dx/clUda' repurler. For pir-
tlculara address Ft liii'JBell ' , 701 N. Y , L. bbh ; .
Omaha. ' . . .1 170-18 *
PERHONAL IF THH GENTLEMAN WHO
told his companion on the train Ibal he would
buy 10,000 bushcli.irfli wheat If ha knew how
to go about It will , , wrte | to C. F. Van Winkle
& Co. , R. 59 , ZJJ.j.a Salle M. , Chicago , he
will lecelv-e a cony .of the book , "Specula-
lion , and How to Trftde" free nf charge.
OimCIANS.
OMAHA , OPTICAL J'CO. ' . LEADING OPTI-
claim , removed M. l IJI'j Farnum fct. , outh
side , between Utft' lin-l ICili KU. Eyes tented
free ; sola ppcclacltH lilted frmu KM up ; steel
spectacles titled frdikli'M.Cx ' ) up , J , F , Ponder ,
manager. 2S8 1C *
IlIOVCLES.
OMAHA BICYCLE CO. . BEST PLACE TO BUY
Ucyclca ; blocks repaired , 323 N. 10th at. C07
L'1'IIOI.STEIUNG
FURNITURE PACKED. MATTRESSES MADE
and renovated , window cushion * made ; prlcei
reduced. M. S. Walklln , 2111 Cumlnf , Tel. 1331.
78' ' )
LOST.
LOST OR STOLEN. ONE BLACK AND
white cow , from 2516 Poppleton ave. Liberal
rcnard for return. Lost US 13 Ik *
UEUMATOLOliY.
HAIR ON THE FACE IITIJQIIT ,
br depilatory I H Urong , by jectrlclljr.pur-l
manentlr. aiyeiri'eiptjrlenco. Doruinlol-
mflit JoUu II. AYoodbury. 1 W. 2d.tjt. . . M.Y.
Bead ( lamp lot book oil ftclal UleiaUke *
ALL RIPE FOR THE START
Completion of the Preliminary Cantor of
the Pneumatic Steals ,
HARMONIZING THE MOUNT AND COSTUME
CriiTO III Color * A \ii\el
ilillo SrlHMiu NIMV itrk'n < ! rent
Illr.vvlo PnMi ItiiiiiKMiliiu * In
LoOul Cli-clr.s.
With the close of the Omaha exhibit the
round of cycle iJiowo Is complete. Chicago
opened the ball , then came New York , San
Francisco , Denver nnd Omaha , All essential
preliminaries for the season's trade and sport
nnd pleasure arc done. The eteeds In nil
size ? , shapes , colors nnd conditions have
passed In review before admiring multitudes ,
Nothing now remains but the pamlng of n
few weeks before the word " ( Jo" la given ,
and nwny will whirl such n throng of wheels
ns Omaha never dreamed of.
That the blcyclo will bo the overshadowing
fad In the midwest next summer Is beyond
dcubt. The number of last season U likely
to bo doubled , for the demand for wheels at
thla early date Is something startling and
mint agreeable to the doilers. The number
of the latter hag also Increased , so that the
searcher for "tho best In the market" has nn
almost endless variety to pick from.
All this must hnvo a marked Influence In
the "good roads" movement so auspiciously
begun , and It Is not too much to cxpnct that
the rocky roads and harrowing hump In
Omaha and vicinity will disappear before the
season wane ? .
COLORED WHEELS.
The newest thins In blcyclo fashions Is to
have the coloring of the "wheel" to harmon
ize , or even match , with the costume worn
by the blcycllstc. Quite a rage for colored
machines seems to have set In , cast and
west , and dark blue , red , pale blue , yellow ,
cream color , white , brown anJ even pink
ones may be observed on the roads and In
the ehop.3. All the light painted ones , except
white , strlko one as exceedingly absurd. On ?
strikingly handsome woman was noticed In
Now York recently dressed In a very miartly
made gown of rough white serge. The skirt
fell admirably over the wheel nnd the bodice
had short , full basques that took away
slightly from the effect of breadth In the
back. The front opened slightly over a neat
waistcoat of smooth white cloth , fastened
with small gilt buttons , and the throat was
encircien uy a narrow Hand or ermine. A
amart toque , n'so of ermine , was trimmed
only with n tall black aigrette , and white
doeskin gloves nnd black patent shoes with
while gaiters were worn. The wheel on
which this dainty costume was mounted was
also white , with fine black lines , and the fit
tings nil of dazzling nickel. The saddle was
whlto leather , as alee was the llttlo pocket
slung at the back.
Another pretty costume was of blue granite
cloth , with Eton coat faced with whlto. The
nklrt , which fitted perfectly over the hips.
hung very gracefully and quite evenly on
either side of the bicycle , which In this In
stance was painted dark blue. A white felt
hat , trimmed with whlto wing ? , was worn
with this costume. A coat and skirt of dull
terra cotta cloth , with velvet collar , looked
well. Two sisters , who were specially con
spicuous , wore coats and skirts of scarlet ,
and scarlet Tarn o' Shanters. A bright green
coat and oklrt was effective , also u Norfolk
coat In dark green velvet , green skirt and
Jiat.
Coats faced with white look very smart ,
and are much worn In New York. A gray
ccstumo , with scarlet tie and scarlet Tarn
o' Shantcr hat , was nice , as was' also n
"brown tweed' . Norfolk Jacket and skirt. An
other pretty costume was of petunia cloth
the cflat having white facings , with which
was , worn a black velvet toque with white
.LATEST IDEA IN BICYCLE SADDLES.
The bicycle saddle , as nt present made ,
tias been dubbed " ' "
fitly "the rider'a curse ,
and the recent determined effort on the
part of the manufacturers to construct n
saddle that will not Injure the rider ap
pears to have borne little fruit. In ono
llrectlon , however , there seems reason to
liopo that a solution of this vexed question
Is at hand. Apparently the most sensible
move yet made in this direction Is the plan
of taking a mold from the Individual rider
t'3klng a true seat , and building a saddle
to conform to the pame , as certain shoe
makers construct thoes from a cast of the
Toot. In doing this the rider's own wheel
It placed In a fixed stand and friction Is
applied to the rear wheel , so that he can
assume the position ho actually has when
riding. Instead of a yaddlo there is placed
on the seat post n flat piece of wood
rimmed at the back with leather , nnd on
this board is laid modeling clay to a depth
of about three-quarters of an Inch. A
piece of thin fabric Is put over the clay to
irotect the clothing , and the rider Is re-
luircd to sit In his natural pose and pedal
'rom five to fifteen minutes. From the
mprcsslon made on the clay a plaster cast
s made , and from this Is formed a mold ,
n which an aluminum plate k < cast. The
tlumlnum plato la the basis of the saddle
n fact , In the saddle after being covered
with seal leather or pigskin , and having a
strip of oval form removed from the center.
A number nf the prominent riders In some
eading New York bicycle dubs are using
saddles constructed after this fashion. These
jiddles , naturally , cost double what Is paid
'or the ordinary paddles , but the gain In
comfort and health Is said to be remarkable.
When this saddle has been generally Intro
duced It Is said to bo the Intention of the
nventor to have placed on the market a
ready-made form that has been cast from
composite molds , each made from the Im-
prerslons from a score of riders.
SPIIUNO FRAMES.
After riding over rough roads or having
md his machine receive n very heavy phock ,
f a wheelman finds that hlo wheel runs hard
without any apparent cause , the very obvious
cause is that the frimo Is not true. Framcu
are often fillghtly sprung by a fall , or In the
case of a heavy rider , by the strain on the
sprockcto of going up a heavy hill. Some
times the Irregularity can bo delected by the
eye. If It cannot he coon , then the wheels
and sprockets should 1)3 touted to see If they
are In line ,
The front and rear v ht > ols Piif.uld track.
f they are eel true between the forks , and
ho frame Is straight , they will da M. If
ho wheels' are both centered In the forks ,
are au far from ono s'do as from the other ,
hen It lu quite simple to try them for thr
ruenc&i of the frame. Turn the wheel up-
sldo down , getting the handlebars straight ,
and tot both wheels spinning ; with a piece
of btrlng long enough to reach from one end
of the machlno to another , see If It can ba
utrMchpd tant and be hold so as to bo Just a
llttlo above the center of the tlfes. Hotter
ptlll , because It does not allow of deception
by Irregular tiros. Is to take two strings and
hold ono on each fldo of the rims.
If the spinning wheels brlnt ; tli rims In
constant contact with the strings on both
sldei , the frame la true. To ascertain
whether or not the sprockets are In line , a
string can also be tired. Take off the chain ,
nnd , making a loop In the end of the string ,
put it over the tooth of the front sprocket.
Then dnw It taut to the rear sprocket , nnd
hold It so as to sea If every tooth of the
snrllcr sprocket will touch the airing. If
the rear sptocket Is true , as It Is apt to be ,
a similar test can bo made of the front
sprocket. If the sprockets and wheels nrc
true to themselves , but out of line In rela
tion to each other , It means that the frame
Is out of true. "
A NEW BICYCLE PATH.
Ono of the grandest cycle patlu In the
country has been started In New York.
When the commissioner of street Improve
ments designed the grand concourse to ex
tend from the new Mncomb's dam bridge
to Van Cortlandt park , nt Its Junction with
the Mosholu parkway , cycling was not as
popular as It has since become , and pro
vision was made In the plans for only the
ilrlvewnjs and promenades. A change was
made In the design and two blcyclo paths ,
each twelve feel wide , have been added to
the plan , the paths being placed between
the drive and promenade on cither sldo of
the concourse , and thus assuring tlio riders
going north or south a direct pathway with
out the danger of meeting others coming
In an opposite direction.
The length of the concourse will bo four
and n half to five mllei- . and It will extend
along the rlcigo between the Mlllbrook valley
on the cast and Cromwell's Creek valley
on the west. Alone nearly Its whole course
the rider will have a view of the Harlem
river on the one side nnd Long Island sound
on the other. All main thoroughfares crossIng -
Ing the concourse will pass under It by
means of transverse roads , as In Central
park , thus precluding Interference from other
vehicles. The' path will be practically level ,
there being only In two places a grade , not
greater than two and a halt feet to the
hundred.
The approach to the concourse from the
viaduct will bo handsomely laid out.
When the concourse Is completed the cyclist
can ride through Central park , up Seventh
nvonuo to the now Macomb's dam bridge ,
across to the concourse , then up to Van
Cortlandt park ; thence through the Mosholu
parkway to Bronx park , and across the proposed -
posed I'clham parkway to Pelham Bay park.
It Is proposed to build the concourse in
sections , and the commissioners who were
appointed to condemn the land for the first
section of ono and n halt miles have about
practically completed their work , and It Is
expected that their report can be confirmed
without waiting for the condemnation pro
ceedings regarding the other portions of the
thoroughfare.
CHECKMATING THE BICYCLE THIEF.
It la suggested for the benefit of the tlo-
tcctlvo bureaus that are now being formed
In many cities for the protection of b'cycles
from theft that the number should be put
In a more conspicuous place than at prewnt ,
and before the first and after the last figure
a mark having an official stencil should be
placed. For Instance , If a wheel were num
bered 625,501 , and the maker's mark were n
star , placed before and after the number , a
thief , desiring to change the Identification ,
must efface the stars as well as the figures.
The metal , after filing , would not stand the
replacing of the stars. The uss of such n
system would also'1' prevent the addition of
figures , n common practice now. If the num
ber of the bicycle were placed In plain view
an altered number would be upecdlly de
tected , and the buyer could offer no excuee
for purchasing stolen property. A slmplo
and effective method of private identification
la to turn the wheel upside down , remove a
portion of the enamel , say one-half by ono
Inch , from any part of the frame , cleaning
until the metal ID entirely free from the
enanmel. Then cover the space with candle
grease and wet the point of some sharp In
strument with carbolic acid. Write your
initials or private mark on the tubing , and
after allowing the acid to leave its trace , rub
eft the grease , and .with ono application ot
enamel "cover all ( race of yo'ur work. This
gives indisputable proof of ownership.
RUBBER BALL TIRE.
Ball bearings on bicycles are to bo followed
by ball tires , If the plan now being tried by
an Inventor Is successful. The Idea Is the
latest In development1 of the many Improve
ments that have been suggested on the
pneumatic tire. Some years ago an English
man brought out a t're which had the In
terior filled with hollow rubber balls , but
the plan did not work well. The new plan
is to place the balls outside the rim , so that
they will take the place of tubing.
The now tire Is an arrangement ot Inde
pendently detachable hollow rubber ball * ,
hold In position by a channelled aluminium
rim. The balls when Inflated will stand a
pressure of twenty-five pounds to the square
Inch. The outer surface louche.- ) the ground ,
and as the wheels revolve three of the balls
are alwayu In contact with this surface and
bear the wulnht of the rider.
"Tho great advantage of the ball tire , "
said the Inventor to a representative of the
New York Sun , "Is th.it If cne b punctured
the buoyancy cf the others will prevent the
tire colUpalng. One-third of the balls might
ba punctured without causing a blcycl st to
end the trip , for the tire would still ho buoy-
ano enough to support his weight. When
necessary a usod-up ball may bo taken out
and a new ono Innertcd with but a few min
utes' ION of tlmo. "
IMPROVED INSTRUCTION.
There Is a demand for better Instruc
tion In the use of the bicycle than Is given
In most rldng schools. Instruction is gen
erally confined to teaching Just enough to
enable the pupil to balance the wheel and to
mount and dismount very awkwardly. No
attention is paid to position , nnd It Is u com
mon sight to tec lJdlo9 riding with paddle
so low that they rannot straighten tholr
limbs , and w Ills , randies so hlglutljat they can
scarcely use over them. This combines In
make the rider's appearance very bud mnl
the exercise- difficult nnd tiresome. In only
n few riding school * nrc Instructors required -
quired to leach puplla so well that they will
reflect crrdlt on the school after graduation.
They are taught correct position , correct
pduling and the rudiments cf the en re of
bicycles , and therefore ride faster and moro
easily than other ; , and are not holplOM In
case e : an accident.
GENERAL NOTES ,
Iloaton'f bicycle ihoiv bcsan on St , Vfcl-
onilno'H day nnd will end i Wa ! iliiGi' < ii'c
birthday. Any young man may please Ida
sweetheart Immensely by giving her a bi
cycle for n valentine.
Bicycles are such valuable property nowa
days that c\ery ono should bu careful not tn
leave a \vicl ! In a. place wheio It could ho
carried off easily. StcuUiiK wheels In the
larfift cltlcH has been particularly notlrn-
able In the last season , many theftH having
been made while the mnehlno stood against
the lda of a house , and only for a monipnt ,
while the owner wan Inside , Again and
* sS
f mm
E did not have our whuels on exhibitbn
at the cyc'e show , but it was not our
f fault , Our competitors were afraid to meet us on
9 equal terms and refused" to show if we did. 9
9f * * A 9
We use this space to tell our friends and
patrons that we do not belong to any combine or
trust , but have a full line of ' 96 models , including
the celebrated Andrae Tandem , on exhibition at
our store , 1419 Dodge street , and we expect to
sell them on their merits.
i
'M. 0. Daxon
Telephone Street.'M.
11-19 Dodge Street. Manufacturing Co. |
L
Again this thins has happened ami th
owner has cotno out In perhaps n minute or
two to find his wheel Rene or catch a view
of ( he thief flying down the stre-l At break *
neck opeed.
The newest cyclometer Is ns small ami
bfnutllul as a Gonovn watch , Many styles
arc on the market nnd It Is no longer poml-
ble to plead tint the recording machines
look clumsy on ( he cycle spokes as an ox-
ciiso for not buying ,
AVhlM'frlnir of Hio AVtu-rl.
Congressman Towno of Minnesota ha ? In *
troiluced n bill Into ronrr > ss to the effect
that railroads fea requlreJ to carry bicycles
free when accompanied by owner , liebo -
llcvos the m on Jure will pass. A llko bill his
been Intinduced Into the Now York legisla
ture. The fathers of theie bills want peti
tions ; they wnnt the undivided strength of
wheelmen ! they want moral support. The
Now York Ptato division should take nctlon.
The delegates to the national assembly thouU
take action. Th * chief consul of e)6h sluto
should be Instructed to forward petitions In
favor of Hies ? measures. The 'Wheel.
The above hill will bo watched with great
Interest by cyclists nil over the country , as
the question of free ttwnppJrUHon of wheels
when accompanied by their owners Is ono of
vital Importance to every ono of them.
There are a few rules which the cyclist
nil on lil observe when riding , and which may
prevent an accident. The rider .should never
g.izo at his feet when riding , for the reason
that he hardly npprec'ntes ' the rnto of spocd
at which ho Is going , nnd would not tin-
llkcly run Into some obstruction before he
knew It , nnd perhaps receive n serious In-
Jury. It Is proper when passing a team ,
foot passenger or any ono whom lie might
meet on the roiil , always to keep to the
right , or If they arc going the same way
you arc , pass them on the left. It Is no
more than right when meeting n horse that
appears to be frightened that the rldor
bhould dismount. Thcsj few courtesies are
appreciated by every one , and will not only
gain respect for wheelmen , but will maka
the oport more popular than ever.
It sesms as though before long that ther
would he a good field In every city for blcyclo
stands , or nt least for boys who have a deslro
to make a llttlo money and become known n §
capable of cleaning bicycles In good shape.
Even If such a place ns a bicycle stand
were not available , If It were known that
boys could be procured at certain places who
would call when requested and clean a
blcyclo properly for a. fixed price. It seams as
though they would be. In great demand. Also
If this were the case , there would be n good
many moro bteyclea cleaned than there are
now. The wheels would last longer ,
and , of course , be moro valuable.
Notwithstanding the fact that people may
Intend to clean their wliejls , It ID often neg
lected and put off , when , If there were a
boy around whom they knew would do It
for them for 10 or 15 cents , the'.r wheels
would always look aa good as now. This
seems like a good opening for enterprising
boyp , and there ought to be money In It for
them.
If you ride n single tube tire , and should
by any chance happen to have a puncture ,
don't go at once to a repair man. That la
the nrst thing a good many rldcra think they
must do In onler to get sntlffactlon , nnd for
this reason they , of course , think the pneu
matic tires are a great nuisance. Some of
them arc , but the slngla tube variety la not
only popular because It Is fast and resilient ,
but for the reason that If punctured It U
mended without time or trouble nnd any ono
can make the repair. Unllko the double
tube , which may sutaln one of these old-
fashioned Inner tube leaks that Is blinply nn
Impossibility to find , a leak In a slnglo
tube may bo found without any trouble.
There arc repair kits made BO small that
they may be carried In the vest pocket , and
these contain all the necessary appliances
for making a tire as good us new. By
simply following the directions , which are
very brief nnd Dimple , any novlco can repair
a single tube' tire and feel more satisfaction
than though he had taken It to an expert
repairman and paid for having It done * ,
in tin' Clul > Hotixr. r
Wheelmen were pleased to note the familiar
faces of many of the old as well ns thci new
members around the club house during the
past week.
The next regular mealing of the club will
be held March G. Make a note of tha'dat *
and ba sure to bo present.
The Uniform Rank of the Tourist Whoc4-
men attended the Omaha Cycle show In the
Armory , Friday evening. The uniform
consists of white knee pants , double breasted
whits Jackets with black buttons , \\'nHo golf
cap nnd black clockings. A cherry red
diamond mlorns the front of the cap and
completes n very nobby suit which was
donned on several occasions during the- state
fair week , In parades , etc. last fall. There
Is foino talk of adopting a uniform by tin
pntlr * * rlnh next
Ilumor says that Mr. Marsh Is developing
into qullu a icorcher. To Imvci followed
him last Sunday on the wuy out to Florence
would convince the must skeptical. That's
all riftlit , If you had had a racing wheel ,
wo know the Tourists' colon ; would coma' out
ahead , but you stuck pretty close to his lie-jli
just tlio same , oven If he was a. professional ,
and road a sixteen pounder.
Some one was asldiiR recently about tlio
Cheese & Cracker gnntj , wlint lias bscomo of
them ? The same inlRht bo aaltrd of ( roma
of tlie balance of the bayp who did net faro
overt as well as that. The former odds a
wonderful amount of Rtrenitli ; somctlmea at
tlio critical moment when nothing better can
b ; bad.
' D. J. O'nrlen and family liave been PO-
Journlne In the vicinity of Denver for tlia
piet ton tlnys. Mr. O'llrltn also expected
to visit Leadvlllo , Cripple Creek and ottior
points durliiK hlc. absence. Mr. O'lirlcn was
In attendnnco at the Denver Cycle eliow , and
reports having a fcpljiidhl time.
Mr. IlolirbotiRli I ? coiiIcmplatliiR leaving tlift
city. Of coursi ) business Ix.foro pleaturo ,
but in ttio event ot his leaving tlio Tourtot *
\vlll luic a good incinliJr.
Metrni. Wllle and Wlldortniin took R
very cnjoynblo tjiln up to tilcnwoad on their
now tiinem lant Hunilay.
Sam time ago wher-lmen read a very In
teresting account of how n neighboring clty'a
generous citizen bad banqueted tovcral Oinahit
whtolmcn , wlio were IntereKcil In having a
bicycle path constructed leading Into Omaha.
The menu wnu perfect nnd a general good
time wns rfported on that ocraclon , but bciv
about the blcyclo path , are we going to have
U ?
Arulun Salve ,
The best salvo In I ho world for cuts ,
lirulsfs , Borrs , ulcers , t&lt rlinmn. fever tore ,
tetter , chnppcd linndB , clillbliilui , cor.m nnd
all nHIn eruptions , ami positively euros piles ,
or no pay required. It l giiarantoed to glvii
perfect willsficllou : or ninniiy refunded. I'rlca
25 cents per box , for sale by Kuhn & Go ,
I'OIIK .MK.V KIJ.L1JI ) I.V A .niMO HUAI < "r.
Al'C'llll'lll WlIN ( 'llllMOlt ll ) ' il SUI | ) .III111M
IiiH ( li ' 1'riu'k ,
MIIAVAUKi : ! ! , ! ' * ! ) , 1C , A itppclpl to tlio
Kvculiig Wlnconslii 'from Ilepubllc , M'lcli , ,
says : A terrible apcldont occurred at 0
o'clock this morning lu Itcpublln mine , whlto
llio men worn coming up In tlio nkip from
worlt nut of Xo. 1 Kluft. Tlin accldnnt ttaw
cauued by tbe sldji Jumping tlio track , and
ns there nero nn H'gn lR to bo given lo tlio
{ ngluc-er lo btop tlio nlli. | It was pulloil on
until | t cauglil and turi'.fd ovijr on tlio inca.
k'lllng ' :
WILMAM M'OHAW. single.
JAMI5H DOnOR. married.
ADOU'H llOITIv1 ! , , married.
MATHIA8 riHIKMIimO , marrleJ.
Injured ;
diaries Anderaon , Ibroo rlb broken ,
h'rlt'k ' Murtl , Irg lirokun.
Janice .MrOraw , hack hurl.
Andrew ! ' : tcrson , Inn t liitcnially may die.
, -
For a pjln In tlio clicet a piece cf Itanuel
rtaiiipeneJvlti | CliJii.jr'.a n's 1'aln bfllm ao < l
bound on ever the hvui ot tlio pain , qnd an
other ( in tie ! ba. k bctwunn the tbouldem , wjll
afford prompt rclldf. Tlilu In cipocUlly vat-
uttblo In ca o v.'hsrb the pain In caused by
cold AiiJ Uicro N a tendency touurd pneu
monia. For Mia by