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I - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TUE OMAUA DATTAY flT1 : SjNflAY , .TjNE ! 1 , 1S90. 15
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/ ' \ 8PROUUNOTIBE8.
AderIcmcnt for 4Iiae ro1ntnri
I ) , thkt n untU 128O p. m. far
4 : thr csrnlis and until p. in. fur the
, _ _ inornhig and Snt1n , dltonu. ,
* p AsscrttCrI * , 1. , * , ' a nnm
, bereil c1itek , nn I.ne nnnCra ad.
. drerei1 to n nuihri1 I.tter In ear
of The lice. % n1rr o ns1.1rct
,
, rrItI be , IeIIrcI on pfrkefltfltIflfl Of
th eliet'k itiI.
r
. . jtt. I 1.2o n word flr.ut InrtIon ;
J le ft ' oril tlierrnfter. NItIIlfl
for lc.ie than rc far tile flrt Iitr.
1
11(10. TPie nd crtIciiitnt HIUt b
run ttZ1eUth
W ANTIH )
,
-
wA'rrr.n rorno A ! . .
u , 1. wnman. t.t Ut r.'tren' .
I : i
A c.---- _ _ - - - - - -
1tNT11)3lt1.C 1lJLl' .
\ wA'TrI 1TE % ; WIJOtAN THINI O'
V ml tHnr to patent ? Pitet 7i
12'a , hy my rtnr w.nlth. V. rue John
I ' urn & Co . V. Patent
1Va'rton. . r. i' . . Pr th4r $ U priz. oger
tn . % t of two hundred 1nent1fl wan4.
, r r t ) A ! flT1t At ) tXPCNPS PATt
.n for c1gre : ezprknce
ea Ari Little C1rk etrar
fu. t eActi cuitofllet. DIbo k X1n. iL
I i.-jt. Mo. ii.u-
WATTT-MAN t rACIT PLACI 'FO itOW
earnTI.s Bid I'ae ctrculan at etch hou.
In I etam , tnt qukk answer to rIken &
% Iher. LouIM'tIIe , KY. fl-.tiO 2
WATfl-TO1 M FOIt M1U THAN
an r4tnA7 tuatlon tn any towt In the north
Wc5t WC tearh ) oung men the brtr butfleC
1r tw tnonthe an1 upf.ty each n. with
mIete outfit of toots an1 P. PtCft'1) ' tt
I1aIIOn or furnteh'd a ! hop
kq an , , reaiy for buMn.e In tny kratiofl
" yn1 rfer ; onI once in z lifetime you have
4 r tht oprtUntty oar.-I : write for cataIrue
ai I rttcu1are. Twin City 1-rb'r C1Iege.
I : : Vashjngton St. . South. 11nneotolte
I3-M7 1
. WA\TEP-MEN AND IOY TO LEAflN
b.r tra4e , only S weeks rcgulred to he at'1
to fUl any poettl'rn ; cata3ogue free. t. LoU1
flarbr coiIe. tt9 N. Ith St. fl-M29
ALMEN tlO DAILY MADC SLLtN
xna htnei for co'1tn refrIgeratoTh Gtaran.
t-d 7 cent heapr than tee. ChareI
Jk. a tora& . battery Kepe pertthabl arti-
? ' Lnien1tE1y. InIestructtb1e. evert"tng.
t E'.ry owner ot a refrteIt4 bU5 thern.
A44r',5S Artk Itefrigeraung Go ,
Ohio
; ( WANTED. TOtNG MN WSIIflG TO TAKE
( ' Serv1'e exantnatlons which o.-ur enon In
( maha tr P. 0. clerks and earter to write
fr valuable Infnrmatlon ( free. ) tj. S. Bu-
rau of Information , Cincinnati , 0.
WANTED. A TtELIAIILE AND RESP0NSIBL }
wine nmn to II our wInes to consUmer5 In
flm&iti on good commta3Ion. Addze5s S 3 ,
F ( are Omaha Itee
EAT ESMAN. EXPEBIENCED. TO SEt.L TO
tra.ie excIuIveIy or a ! Ide line. fopuIar lIne
of ame3 and toye. Good opportunIty'
A l4r'ee with reference. i'tattn experIence ,
Tne hamilton Myerl Co. . Middletown Pa.
. W'XTCD. SALS.tE TO SKLL CIGARS. I1
I , . $ I. ) monthly ; aalary and epense5 : expert-
Cr. ' - unrleces5ary ; write for partleularx. u -
I , ir Cigar Co. , CbIca , . B-44 1
Port 'TUE POTAtJ SF'ICE. T0Nrt 'tKN
prepare for apt' _ .hnr exatnlnati r. ; ?
ajt .Intmt , a' . .aIIy. Full partfruIar free
- NaL'I Correxpondence Inxtltute. Washlnt00.
I , C. 13-47
WASTED. SAMPLES DITRIBtTOR EVEBT-
. where by both x : $ a thousand : eneloe
atanip. Genera Pharmacal Co. , ChIca.
1
' B-54 1
1'
I t\ WANTED. Br LEATING fANtFACTtIt1R
of TalIs' wear. saIsmen calling on the dry
g an gents' furntthr. ! trd'c ti , bantl an
0e5.rtment of their leaders a.s a zlde line. Sam-
: I can b carrIi in the hand. Addreae P. 0.
Box etroit. MIch B-14 B
1Nl S-.u. OrPCmTLNITY TO BECOME L..W-
ful physicIans. 1edicO. lOJI Wext
; S re'Jt , Chicago.
WANTED. IUH2AULE MAN : PERMANENT
poaUlon. stamp and references. A. T. M'rrtS.
this paper. B R
_ . : re
I EAT.ESMEN. SIDE UNE NEW PATENTEt
. 1 epe-talty ; Quick ! Ier ; light aarnpe ! ; old houxe ;
- , gh-e route and line. L C. Lord & Thomas ,
cbieg ) . B46 1
WANTED lIT LEADING MANrrAC-rURER
of iadi ? wear , aale"man ca1IIn Cdt the dry
V g'O'3 and rents fumIshtr. trades to handle
e asartmer2t of theIr leaders as a aIde line.
- Sample can b carried In the lad. AUrees
; P 0. Lock Box 2G. DtrI0t. MIch. BZ43 1
ELF.MAN. GENTLEMAN. NOT t'NER ;
, r.Cafl reterred , to art as ealeaman
C ii cus'omers ; steady poeltion with good
1 ) tO capable man. Adlrer3 S 9. Be.
.fl wr- PAY COD FALAflY TOA FEW
Ia'h5 and gentlinen who are dexirous of tray-
ping or mnnae1n an Otlice In Omaha er Coun-
cii tftuff ; no canvassIng. Addres , with stamp ,
J Ba 73 Ie3 Moines Ia , R-39S 1
WANTEr ) . PESPONSIBLE PARTY. TO CARRT
: , c ' k , attend to crreepondencP. shlpplnr. etc. ,
. tv eastrfl manufacturer. Call room 46. Hotel
-
r 'rexel. City. 13-t4 : i
. V IIHLI' WANTEflFHMALE.
g WASTED. A GIRL. TO DO GENERAl. HOUSE-
' 1 w nc at 15 South 11th SL C-43-l
I WANTFD. A COMPETENT GIRI FOR GEN-
J e .i housework in a family of two. Call
I South th avenue. C--4l-1
iwANT A GOOD WOMAN ; tVILL PAY H
t p- m'nth. , trs K. II.it , fl.n Ton restsur-
an' Ouray. C'alo. . Swedish preferred. Mrs. K.
it t. correspondenceoollclted. C-d ! 2
LAI lE VtXrED , HOME WORK. WHOLE
or H1rO elate ; no outlay or cnvaang ; re-
. 4 rI ; good Ine'me asaured. Send eta mped
eneLoe to Mrj. Summers Notre D.me. md.
e-4 H
W.NTED. LADY FNMAItfltED , 'rO WHITE
5trres aad aerraspond at hne. Adiress lent
Pub Co. . Itoorn 6. Park Ituw , New Y rk.
C-B& H
WANTID. GUlL FOR cENERAL housE-
sr1t. Mrs. A. B. Dale , Hfl S. B'th it
c-o H
VtNTED. A FIRST CLAtS. UP-TO-flATE
dr.amalter. thoroughly pvted. to take the
dr.smakIn department In a Iarye store In a
cy or Th.O nhattants For Information ad-
dss S 5 , care Use. C-bfl : t
WANTEt ) . UIlI'HIT. ACTIVE WOMAN ; TO
travel br one ) aar. Ad1res S . Re.
c-Mt h
FOIL ILENT1IOESES.
I iiocs IN ALL PARTS OF TIlE CITY. THE
' 2Y Liavis Company. 1h'h Farnzrn. D-9
. _ _
; i dJSES. IJNA\VA & CO. , 103 N. 15TH ST.
, % _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A 3dQDERN hOUSES. C. A. STARR. 3N YLIrE
I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I Itu SES. WALLACE , BROWN ELK. 11 & I o'g.
-
Frt ItINT. 1-ItOOM hOUSE. ALL MODEItN
I 'fl'efleflce5 ; s.uth front and csnventeuI to
bwonsj. InquIre at ht hiatt Howard.
;
. ROOM. DETAChED. MODERN lIOl'Sk. 1h3.
. L'ntre : tt Capitol avenue. U. U. itubison.
L D-3
I Cflnfld COTTAOE. 334 N. ITTI ! Er. GOOD
. t.Tt : relatir. Inquire H ) ShvItnan : avenue. D-432
.iormuN DET.CllED lh-ltCOM HOUSE. UINE
liwn ; only M , 'Z3 1-tinner.
L
p : i1..IH hIOUSr4 ANDcOrAGEt UOR RENT
r ' - alt ever the city , lb to trh. } IdelItI. l3 Zar-
. a re-r. A baratit. 3rooin house. a1 w i.rn. In
V. e repaIr , 1111 L.aIOettS ave. , c. Lfay.tt.
. 4 ' °
. , I _ _ L : :
4t . \ SSQ FINE hOUSES , ON 1. ONE 3ftOMS.
) ' 3" rot H3 o. 3Ih $14 ill tnDder cnYeni.
1 e -I best residence part at the city. 2n.utr
I t'.4 N. Y. Life ; te2phne i. D-M117
-e AM hEATED STORES AND FL.A'X'S.
- , ' - II ard 3tnck. sgml , lGltI Chicago Street.
S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOR BENT. MODERN $ .ROOM HOUSE AT
- . C I Varh aye. JnqU ± r at Fufler drug itor , .
aDd 2)ougaa ! it.
: 1AljEh : LIST OP hlOUSS. ThE BYJION
I : a 11th it.
. ,
1Iot-s. F. B. WEAD , irr n iouam.xs.
D-M J1
: FY NIC : C.8003 ! TWO.IITORT CO'rrAeB.
ba.b gai , ftarnxc , etc. o. lE So. Fth at.
; Z-MIH Jy'
- - -
- s.O .ItOOM hOUSES. 3tG $ OLYTII ! ND.
. D-M $ Jy.
- -
. MO1'EL IX ItO0MCOpAo , LAWN . % N.i
E.aC. 2.I Mtazati.
S-H ) QM CO2TAOa ft ! hhiT STRYr.
:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
b" OflFntitrtetcu
: - . Apply to .1 , H.trrtt _ , , 1-M3T
-noQf ROUSE. ALL MODERN 3M.
; ueatL Ow.n MctaEr.y , 3)J3
ron. li.HT-FL ittsiiiii I100MS. )
rrctaT CLA5 IUOMS. AlA. . CONVENIEN'itS.
irn ' 'aaa B-MEl 1V
_
PURNISH t ) ROOMS. 1OUEI'IN ( ) .
5t. MaryL ) . -3 3 :
_ . _
3D ROOMi ) IOUSPKEEPINO ;
eap. 211 t. Yarya ave.
NEI.Y FrItNISHE ! ) ROOMS WITfl ALt.
m.-.4.rn r'nsiflheflcei , with or without haI4.
ie s. th. E-Ht4t fl'
Ftlt\l1JIl ) 1100318 Af ) 110 AlID.
LAR'E RIx13i. WITH HUARL ) . POR TWO fl
per ek , smaller rootna. The Re. 2te ) liar.
nay it. 3-M ? J31
iioNT ROOM ANB BOARD. 313 S'tTH T1t
Street. F-M9"J3)
iTZt WARD
riaeel&t.te. t2Z DO4e M * ? 21
ST ¼ tUJh3t 31OA3IDING. NICE COOL. PLACIi.
i ar rid. ftoen eit3. A. .7. 1tieeWe.toe ,
rMONT 1tcoM : MODflN CON-
venIexwa ; 1aw aurrouhuha hottee ; private jam-
i : 2 S. th t. --4(53O 22'
. _ : _
1fAN1)oMg ) tOoM. FUItNIS1IED OR UN.
tursilehed ; bourd If desired ; 11n4 toostiob ; lawn ,
tree. . : ma.3.rn dtaohed readeaca ;
.n North 1th it.
rVflNZS1TID HOOMi. 3Th OR WrTfl.'TT
referaneas. 31t South 24 St. F--a3- '
ron . ItENT. ROOM WITH I3OARD. INQUIRE
t.topl& . 1fl DaYenport St. Transients acomo-
dated.
iIRAut.E SOtTI ! HOOHS IN IMrFACIIET )
brick rerld.nee. with phady lawn ; Srat.etsas
table ; references 3 No ttttt. F-jM2I
SO. FRONT ALCOVE ItouM ; HOARD. 1210
Doi ) as. ! _ MeJ y : )
_ _
ALUANT ; ROOMS ; WITh ! IIOARD ; TItAN-
slants accommodated. hitl touglas.FM0)2
F-M0)2
FOR RENT. PLEASANT EnOM : WITH
board ; In private fatally. 112 South 19th.
F-MIll 11
FOR 1tHNTtN1'U1LISIIED ROOMS.
FIRST FLOOR ; MODERN ; NEAR PATt1. 1)3
SQ. 19th St. G-3143
oit RENT , MAN AND WIFE ;
c'tty water ; waste pipe. 319 N. Htb St.
UOlt RENTSTOII ES AND OUFI Cfl.
FIRST CLASS BRICK sr.tE BLILDINO. iii
I'arnatn. three stories and bsemnt ; wUl alter
1.0 Lull tenant , low rer.t. 311 1st Nati Ilk bldg.
I -t
STORE. SITUATED IN IIEA1tT OF COMMIS-
son diitrtct , 421 So. 11th. erner 1I.watd , g od
basement and lit door. H4 lot Natl flt bldg.
FOR RENT. TilE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
at 919 Farnam St. Thl. building has a troprrof
cement basement. cmplete steam heattog fix-
tures. % ater on all Soon. gas. etc. Apply at
the oElce of The Bee.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED. CAMPAIGN BOOK ; POS-
Itlvely only authentic. otriclally endorsed lIves
of candIdates hLstory of parties and lsOues.
I'rlce ILe\ discount .1 per Cent. Outfits ready.
Sent prepald for 10 cix. stamps. Monroe Book
Oo. . Chicago.
LIFE OF M'KINI.L'T AND HOBART. BT
Robert P. Porter. the noted journalist and
for twenty years the Intimate friend of Me-
Klttley. Absolutely the only life of McKInley
publhed. and the only work that has re-
calved the endorsement ol Major McKinley. A
gold mine for lIve. active workers If lhest
commlssiona Order outfit now. Send 0c
( etamh's taken ) for outilt ) , which wIll be re.
funded with first order if only for one book ;
charge ! preaId. leavIng profits clear ; don't
wait tIll others cut you out. The N. G. flamil-
ton PublIshing Co. . 145 Aready. Cleveland. 0 ,
J-MH ) :1
AGENTS MAKE IC TO ES A DAT INTRO-
durIng the "Cornet. " the only Si map shot
camera made ; the greatest seller of the century -
tury ; general and local agents wanted all
over the world ; exclusive terrItory ; write today -
day for terms and . samples. AIken-Gieasn
Co. . La Crosse. 1.ls. .1-M:2 H
WANTED. AGENTS IN EVERY CITY. TOWN
and hamlet In America for the cataract W'a'hr
new Invention ; quIck seller ; manufactured by
S. I. Watt , Pattentee. ItI $ Emmet St. . Omaha ,
Neb. .
A BONANZA FOR AGENTS. MURAT HAL-
atead's great Illustrated book "Cuba's struggle
for Yreedom. ' Agents coin money. Outfit
ji-ee to workers. National Pub , Co. . Lakeside
bldg. , ChIcago. Ill. J-M1d3
EVERTEODY WILL WANT OEII 4TH OF
July emblem wIth LIberty Boil. Sexd to
for sample. Sales absolutely unlImIted. M.
Ernest. Cleveland. 0. J-MItl 21
AGENTS-IIUSTLEItS ; $3 DAILY SELLING
only resolving griddle cake turner ; sample o ,
0. MIckel , manufacturer , Haverbill , Mass.
J- .
AGENTS WANTED. FOR TALCS OP TIlE
Civil War. ' as told by 4t0 veterans on both
sIdes ; something new ; hundreds of great wa
pictures ; H pares ; one agent reports 11) or-
den for 1 days ; write quick. People's Publish-
Ittg company. E4I Market Street. I'hila.delphlc. .
WANTED , AGENTS TO SELL SASh ! IC1S
and door hnders. Sample sash lock free by
mall Icr In etam. Best sellers ever In-
vented. Best weighti ; ZH.t ) a day. WrIte
qulck Broliard & CO. , Dcx 71. PhIladelphia.
3-
AGENTS WANTED-ONE IN EVERY TOWN-
you can easily double your income Introducing
our staple goods ; detnaztd never supplied ; good
pay for spare tIme ; partlcutari free ; sample
190. AlumInum Novelty Co. , 3 Broadway , New
York. 3-
SALESMEN WANTED-11) TO 3113 PEn
mnth and expensea. Staple lIne ; pesltton per-
maneut. .leaant and desirable. Afifirras. with
stamp. King Mfg. Co. . Box C. 10. Chicago. 3
WANTED-AGENTS FOR BALL'S CO31131N-
tlon kitchen toots , knife and saw ; rapid seller :
kItchen necesalty. Send Ic for sample post- .
paid. The Standard $ teei Tool cb. . Aknn , 0.
3-
LADIES AND CENTS EARN It PER DAY
by our new plan. No capital required ; teed.
tot-I lImited and golor fast. Reply with stamp.
Ladies Supply Co South Bend , md. 3-
AGENTS. BIG MONEY SELLING TO coN-
rumers our bak1n powder and teas with
premiums , Western Novelty Co. , St. Joseph ,
Mo.
AGENTS TO SELL ARC LIGHT LAMP WICK ;
battery attaciod. greatest lIght known , generated -
ted from common coal oil ; prevents smell. ex-
plostor' . . smoking , breaking chimneys , lees oil
cjnaumei. light equal to electricity , lasts one
year. large profits ; no scheme ; patent applied
fur. Arc Light Wlc Co. . 1111 Filbert . St. .
PhtladeiIhta , l'a. J-.i ) 11'
WANTED. AGENTSi A ItIJSTLfl. IN E'EItY
community , man or woman , with 330. can make
f3C , a year ; rio rIsk , failure tznposaltie. Send
stamp for proof to Home \'apor Co. . South
Bend , md. J-I H
AGENTS FuR CIGAR hOUSE , ILl WEEKLY
to lxgiunera. enclose stamp. Box iBO. L'hicago.
J-1t4 j.
kGENTS ; GOLD GLASS SIGNS. NAME
jiiates,1numbers ; geadabl darkeat nights ; write
for samples Thomas & Co. , Englewo'.4. Ill.
J- 1i
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER TIlE t' . S. TO
aell a new invention ; only small capItal cc-
qulred ; profiti CO cents ot the dollar , for
either men or women. .tddre&a S 11. Bee office.
Omaha , Neb. J-j& I1
WANTED. CAPABLE YOUNG MAN WITh
fl.O. ) . to carry atok uf goods and mane
branch for Caicagc , house ; salary $ l per rw'th
and all expen.ws ; also extra p.roatnage , permanent -
nent position with g..t future proopvta Ad-
dreae James Darton , 1 Franklin euset.lit -
cago. 3E2
AC.ENTE. CANVASSEfl. SThETMEN.
i.-nd lAo toe sample "McKinley Suv.-nir Top ; "
greateet sellng campaign tbvf4ty out ; eplna by
pressing a button ; bI peonli. GIWee Mtr. O.a ,
Cant.n. 0. J1 11
WANTED. AGENTS POE NEW M'KINLET
campaign buttons ; hteat pboto raph beautifully
IllumInated In colors ; iuick sales ; big prrtts :
aaaort.d aam4ej l'tIiIJd. hOc. Penn StI.'IY
Co. . York , Pa. JU 11
GENERL AGENT , . ) I'R CENT PROFIT ;
used on i cry li..rie &nd aella oo eight ; no tal' .
ing. For cxluaIvc territOry write T. IIuTiIc
_ O ? . . Raein.WLg. 3t
WANT3O. l'i. ) . &OENT TO SELL 0t11 R
puWiran campaign cuart. "Ship of S'ate.
inthae ; baautfuijy colored. with portraits of
M Ktnle acd hobart , notho like ; t r4-
to It. _ prtce. mcs ; encle c fur ampie pta-
paid. Ta. Purl Deert.crn Pub. Co. , 413-411 D'ar-
born at. , Chiraps jj .
W'ANTEIJ-TO IIENT ,
I ? YOU WAND GOOD TENANTS FR YOUR
house , list them with Fidelity , HUt Parrain St.
W1NTED. FUItNISIIED OR PARTLY FUR-
nibed house of about 1 rooms. Give location
and fuji particuiar S , hJ.e , E-Ke-yi'
WANTED , T1LREEOR FUUR U3fl'RNLflED
r..oms In northern part of city , aL4tabl. . ur
lizht h.aake.ping If desIre-I. Address S 1 ,
giving location. K-oh Bo
STORAGII.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND R'AIt.EIIOESE CO. .
lut-IlO J * ca. Gene.i storagi aod fcrwardteg
9TORAOE. iRAKK WER , HH MARNET
- - - - . - - _ _ _ , _ . _ _ -
v tTCT0 HI. 1' .
WANTED. ) IILK COW. C. F. HARRN. !
N-41 $
l'OIt S. ' . I.8.-l'I. IINI'lLIl II.
rt9tNrn-Rl'I AS 0000 .t NEW PLACED 13
my bar , ! , with instrurtift , to i-li t'itq week
aod to tak. any after for it. 3 uth IOli.
HANI.SGMR 1'.Rt.OR ItRI ) ALMoST NEW.
p ; c'soit lIl also child a parlor t4. $1 Iii ,
Onet , 1 $ 00. At N. W. corner 33rd & Davenport.
1.011. S.tI.ClIOltSIIS .tNI ) % % 'AGINS.
NEW oft GOOD SErnND-HANb CAFtflIAOES
aol buiglee. ch.p. 2UDdP.
IMPORThD 814 r'ThANI )
p.oiy , phft-ton. cart and hartOeM. Inlairi I.
AarnnL 33fltQf Store.
FOR SALE , A GOOD LAMILT flORM. I'ttEA-
to , anti hCle2i , ebeap tot csMs. at 1911 Chicags
- Street.
; : , SALE. I'EflrEe-l-LT OENTLEPAMILT
horse. eurey and hartteec. at * aarrifl : * 13
all complete. 1l S. Rd Ptiet P-W 21'
POll SALE , IIOOD. YOt'NG lfOR3E ; OEXTLI3
ant good delver ; hameea and buggy. $ oaett.
42 Harney street. 1-t1 21'
WILLSEI.L A CONIIIONMENT Or ItS
broeii unbrarided. tiative Iowa &d Nebraska
horses at our Wednee.Isy'a auction eale at the
Union Stock yards. Wala-orth , Proctor Co.
P21
FAMILY IIORSR l'AItTIRS LEAVING TIlE
0111. Call it South 34th street.
PMelt ? S
I'OIt hA Lfl-M ISCILb.tNHOtJS.
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE , THREE BUP.N-
era : Itu'sisti lrn Jerl. sith at..el top ; first
4-Ian condition , 11.00. Ff3 N. 11th at . e"rtied
Manderson at. Q-M514
BEST IIAItDWOOD 1100 AND CH3CSIN
fence ; alsJ 'all wire. " C. IL Lee. idI Douglas.
D-HAND IIICTCLES. Bt. ti A 110. BICYCLES
rented , repaireL Om. flicy. Co. . 12 N.1I it.
FOR SALE. A BARGAIN ; VERY 1TA2IJSOME
oak mantel ; mantel hws never boeti set atol 15
as good as new ; call and see it In our Art
horn. Catch & Lauinan's old store , LII Far-
ham St. Q-it' 11
PINE OREAT DANE PUPS. 31EASONABLC-
1913 Spa1dln Street. Q-i1 21
hit 0 BDTS SH..HOftSC ( COMPOUND )
strain engine ; S5 ; ° . ' . five-horse power tasoltne
engine. 1S N. 9th.
FINE LITELE JERSEY COWFRESII ; TI liST
calf ; big milker ; great pet ; eligible to regis-
tratlon ; bargaIn. Frank Hart , Center aod
53.1 xIs. Q-M131 ID
I-on SALE. t3 STERLING l1ACEI1 : 2' ) LBS.I
used fivemonths. for 110 cash. See August at
Mes 3. Bonson. Q11
ron SALE. 3S.P.O ) BONDS RUNNING 10
years and bearinC I per cent interest per annum -
num ; these bonds are flrst-clas In every res-
pact ; full PartlUlarS furnished ; make offer
jot- cash only. Address S 10 , care of Be.
Q-Mc3 3)
TIlE OfJBE-DEMOCRAT SAYS : 'TIIE FA-
vorlte McKInley lnslzna Is a buckye with th-
portrait Cf .kKinley p'tached. send Dc for
sample : discount to da1-s .uckeye Nelty
( _ . 811 Ptr at. . St. b.uis. Ma , or teal. sup. .
PIled by St. L.uls News Co. Q-I9I 11'
MANUFACYURR AT IIOME : SOMEThING
new. big mney ; email capital : n ' canvassing.
Newell & E1w.l. Lk Dx I9. St. LatIIi. Mo.
3hIC1II.tNl ( ) US.
SAVAGEPHACTICAL TINNER. 1t NORTH
Itilt. pus up Fp uting and plp' frc.m te foe ;
galvanzed : thi'nney tops cheap : acent for
Antl-.am. Rooting. the cheapest ant b-st fireproof -
proof roofing mad. ItIl
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS Bit. H. WAP.REN. rLAIr.VOT.NT. HF.-
liable business medium ; Ith year ot 119 N 1th
S-94
lASSAGfl , II.tTIIS , ETC.
MMII. SMITH. lIE DOUGLAS STREET. HiD
floor. tm 7. maasage. stam. aicob I and sul-
paurtne baths. T-M64 27
MRS. DR. LEON. ELECYRIC MASSAGE PAR-
lrs. refreshIng and curailse ; don't fall to call.
4E S. 11th it. . upstaIrs. T-M473 3
MMII. AMES FORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS. HAS-
sags and baths. 1Q7 S. 13th st. , Id floor. room 10.
T-IG
l.IIISONAL- :
BATHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST. h13 S. Hilt.
.IISS VAN VALKENRURGH DESTROYS PER-
xnar.ently. by electricity. sopertluc'us haIr , moles
warts , etc Itoom 416 N. Y. Life Ridit.
RUPTURE CURED ; NO PAIN ; NO DCTE3I-
tlofl from business ; we refer to hundreds of
patients cured. 0. a Miller Co. , 107 N. V.
Life buIldIng. Omaha. Neb.
VIAVI. .1. hOME TREATMENT FOE UTERINE
troubles. Physlejan in attendance. Consulta-
thou or health book free , 3-41 Bee Bldg.
MAKE MONEY BY SUCCESSFIL SPECULA-
ibm : send for our free guide. "how t. Speculate -
late on Small Capital in Grain and Stoks : "
good arvice guaranteed. Comatoek , Coatea &
Co. , flialto Bldg. . Ciucago ,
SUPEI1I'LUOUS HAIR-WRITE FOR FREE IN.
formatlob how to rcmove hai permanently
wIthout slIghtest ln3ury to skin ; superior to
eIetrIC needle. Curtis Co. . 116 End atreet.
ChIcago. U--
THERMAL BATHS. MASS:4)E ; ONE FREE
health restorer ; skin beautifier. 10 Chicago
Street. tT-MHi h7
VILL ANT ONE KNOWING THE PRESENT
4dree of Olof I'earsoo , Calli. J nea. or WIn-
field S. Collins. kindy ; o.mmun..ste with W.
1. . Selby. L4 Chamber of Comtngre'- .
U-Ms7 22
1l ONEY TO 1.0 A NIt HA L ESTA'I'E.
ANTIIONY LOAN & TitI'ST CO , Its N. V. L.
Quick money at low rates for choice farm loans
i Iowa , northern 3.hibsouri. eastern Nebrzuka.
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. HI N. I' . LIrE.
W-700
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAhA
real estate. Brennan. Love Co. lastn bi
LOANS ON TMI'ROVEI ) & UNIMPROVIm CITY
property. W Farnam SmIth & Co , tED I"anam.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
peopert- G. P7. 6 and 6 per rent. Pueey
e. Thomas , room 207 First National flank Ui 1g.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY.
oteo up to K.k4.00. Fidelity Trust Company.
% V-7u3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. TIlE
2 ' Davis Co. . 11116 Farnam El. W-ut
_ _
6 PR CENT MONEY To LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate , i. : Neb. farms. SF. It. hdelkle , Omau&
P. II. VEAD. LOANS. HTR .t.N1 DoUGLAS.
* . SV-HtCj Jyl
WE WILL Ift\'t A LAItGE Sl'ErIAL PUNt. .
to Ivan on improved Omaha property in July
ant August at lcaeit rates ; aipiy now ; ionS
Walt until lour old loan eapires. Fidellty Trust
Compiny. \V-ttl27
_
* 1.010 TO IDAN ON IMI'JtOVED PROPERTY.
W , U. Shelver. 1402 Farn&tn street.
street.WIa1
W-Ia1 H
lOE' TO LOAS.CIIATTEI.S ,
MONEY TO LOAN. 34 , tt. 10 BATS ; ? ( 'IlNI.
ture. plaflL etc. Dull Grt'en.rt..om Slacker blk.
N-Ba
HONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horseS. CtC. . at lowest rate in city.
no removal of goods ; strictly eafUldentLaj , .u
can pa" the Ian off at any tin. . , or ut any
amount O5IAIIA 24Ol1TG..OE LOAN co.
306 so , 12th St.
IIUSINESS CII ANC1dS.
3 INVESTED EARNS Its WEEKLY. PROS-
p.0105. PrOOfS. free. F. Dally. 3x3 tIe. .iiteay ,
N.e TorK.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOR SALE AllOt. ? LBS. MINION T1'P ,
ta Iba. agate. 6eU lbs. brevier type. Ho
two third cae. 4. ' 4ubi. iron stsn.ta for
tw _ . third ae' . This materiel a a u.-i oa
The Omaha lice and Is to fairly good condition.
Will be 5)14 theap In bulk or in quartitiee to
suit purchaser Apply to p.rs-oi or by snail to
The Sew PubIiiUa 4.10. . Omaka , Nab. Y-.fl3
FOR SALE. AT A I1ARGAIN. FOR CASh.
drug stock in eactern Nebraska : wIll inw.ioe
$2.IU ; clean and new ; live towat. Addrtia It
fT. hiss- Y-3i.12 3 *
FOB SALE. DENTAI' OFIR AN OLD 115-
Zablisled daniel practIce. F'ui' XaitiCiiara ad-
drees Ir. 0. U. Collins , AtOISIIOI. Nan.
OONRRATfl'I2 SPECUI.AUON PAYS ; ON A
fairly good UiatkeO Z1I 1Oiejtd ihould } iel a
pr.t of 31 to 112s per month , writ , icr psr-
ticulari. 3 1. Tallman & Co. . 331 Chwm.or
L-dg. . Cheago.
FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS PUIINITLBE AD
undertaking eatablLehm5 to a .ooaty acat
town. goo.j reason. for aelling. Fr full par.
t1cttla addrea. . Attg15t Jenaen. s. .ay Centeg.
) eb-
Itt .IiIlS ti !
I 'Jriti I
$41at REALIZED IN cWEEK Ox AX IN.
yeetment of Itto ' 9) . "S lErer and smaller
amounts the pr4it1 were In the * me 3anpni'-
lion , as a medium feT.Ineta your capl'al
It is uneuIei. let Oh 'ive you a belpin
hand to the royal tsd of wealth : laM year's
averse's fonDa thatrUft' re pet iSi'tith ; s'aiua-
ble lflfortnatlofl fcc"Cofiden & Cu , . alrtoa
) taIldIn ( . COP1flfto.N3' . T-W 21'
MAN WANTED. TO.TAEE CIIAR1E (1 * ' ft'S.
InCaS in San PrtICISOOJ Cal . and become In-
terMed In buelmas twiwbich $ irots Ire lte
and trd. is lntroJup * , both local aM ca.
port : * 2 to Itt' ! * , d unnestkytid titer.
cite. ti'quired . 8W sistary and Shale of prolita.
Address 'CalIt'mia. bare Lyman B. Morse.
Adv. A sny. New YcetcIty.
tVVii3VgTEP NOW 1jWHEA ? OR
ur.4.i' . ur l'Isn ihi 'uli mak' y' 'U a pr.'flt of
Intl's r.f j4ty dais. Our t'.9 oo eilat , n
end market l" . " fr'S. J.'J & . ,
bIt 8l4L , New V rk. T&E4 1l
sliA PROFIT t.I'RlNll J'IX ( 'N t-o ; ( 'A VIAL
Ifi StraRtit le5ittmstU5UiP51S spe'uInttSi F..r
prnip.stu , ad lr-.s. C. F. N .rth & C ' . 234 La-
Falls Street. Chiesga tS f
1,011 lXClI.tXOIL
_ ' pii'iWiftThlhi ; :
3 tESrECTfl'LLY II AT-
Ii g city peopeity I ) ax hange fur ( .QUtthR ot
to part leuliflebi f'r fetus t. ii. : their rr'.p-
ett- pith me. as I have a yreat many ( arnie
0 * which I can tride cIty prupvrty at it' 'i
prices. Address 8. 1' . Morrow , Miuwiurt \ a -
Icy. Ia. Z-M43 $ 321'
I4 A'1t115 OF osii'Nt ) IN eEYTI1AL
N'braeka to eadtan e I e a hardware itoek.
butt r yaM , or gaid eleostor. Aldresi Lurk
f , St Dodte. Neb.
I hAVE CLEAR HOUSE AND LOT IN
Moninouth park atid another In bundee to
tradt for clear acre prog'erty W. C. Estee ,
921 N. T. Life. Z-WDO0 ! V
CLEAR 10 ACRE FARM TO ENCUANGE
for horses. mules nicrchaodise or a good
livery stock. Des 3O , Ogalalta. Nib.
Z-MI3 21
' - . .
GOOD. SOUND YOUNG I1EGISYCRED 'tROT-
Hag stallion to exchange fur one eua1iy
good. ott account of relatIonshIp to my mare ! .
Box to. Ogalalta , Neb Z-MI2 H
TO T2LrbR.ASPLENDrn HJPROVFm FARM
Of 14'i ' acres near Orsr.i 1far.d , Nd. , Oten-
cnmberd. for , to.k of shoes tn good Iwa two.
Addrens Ii 35. tiee.
WORTh CHOICE PROPERTY IN GAL-
seitOn to trade for tnsihandisAidress S 4.
lice. Z-40
FOR EXCIIANGE'ITY PIttM'ERTT ANfl
s-.me cash p r clean ct , ck of i'terchadIse
witr.ln 3fsJ miles. Address S 3 , Bee.
Z-MMZ 27.
Pt ) It St. 1,11It RA I. ES'I'J'II.
A GREAT BAHO IN IN A7-ROOM ( 'YrTAOE.
bath. closet , hot and cold water. nith an cart
frcnt lot. IOx1l , in weiking listance. 21.1W ) .
former price 'f lot. Fidelity Trut rnmper ) ,
17th and Farnarn its. 1111-470 21
I'ARTIES WISHING TO BUT LOTS FOR
building purposes. houses an'i lots for h.'tne-s.
rangtn in price from Fe)1' ) ) to HI 1t.O. cf
acre property for Inveetm-nI. should exami'e
Ott , Ilat before purchasing. as se are pee-
pared to offer the beat that can be had at
prices to suit the tImes.
POTTER & ORORGE rOMPANY.
S. H' . cor. 15th and Faitam ala.
tt-H913-39
WE WILL SELL CIIEAP A PRETTT NEW
cottage , I rw-tns en one floor bath , closet. hot
and cold water , fine lawn. all within one milc
from the poatofflee. Z0 iupstalrs unfl lslie.I. )
FidelIty Truat Company. S. II. Cor. flee 1111g.
hic-eO 21
ABSTRACTS. THf BflON REED COMPANY.
RE-L
I ri
FOR SALE-HOUSE , 7 boMS AND FULL LOT
on 124 at. . botwee Foppleton and Woolworth.
21torofi.
Iluuie 7 rooms at ftJ'J lot on GeeiITIa ace. .
between Poppleton nod 'aIworth. $3.10.Ot.
Hours 6 i-ootns , bani , jot 5Oal0 fL. 305 Burt
at. . ltOO.i. ,
hiouce S rooms. Lot 3aH0 ft. . HIt Burt it. .
$ L2oo.c .
Ihouse 3 rooms apd - ttll lot. near oar line.
ItiOS' . -
Full lot fronting ireit en Hanscom park. be-
twe'n Woolworth an4. 'HIckory its. . special
taxes all paId in .tafl.t Z1.9tt.tt. Double thIs
price would be a consoryatlve value for this lot
t ytay. '
Pull lot north freftt on Hun at. , between 10th
and ) th eta. . fl31&fO. -
Lot Oxl42 ft. . acaffhtr0ttt on Dodge at , be-
tsveeen 29th and PITh it. 11.254W.
Lot t'x127 ft. . east front. four blocks east
Hanseom park. F.5I.
South frit lot in ( 'ftrIand hInge. one bIoct
from 24th eL car line DM54.
Five acres near Sontlr Ornaha , HS1.
20 acres near Florence. 32.101 Cd.
Lots n Cede ! at the- santo west entrance and
alongsIde the ldtswurI PacIlc statlc.n at Fort
Crook and near the gorernineftt bull hogs cheap
POTTER & GEORGE COMPANY.
S. V. Ccc. 1(111 and Farnain St.
RE-MIll 2 *
FOR SALE. VERY CII flAP. XICliISTBt'ILD-
log lot on Aznee aoenue : south trnt. Address
3. II. Burns , 110 FIrst at. , I coda. Ill
- Bt-M.z 24'
- -
I1tOINVESTED INXFINH tO FT LOT WE
have within four blocks of the 131gb school
will bring a return of DO wIthin twelve
mc.ntha. Only 2154 In cash required. balance
leng time at I per cent Fidelity Trust ( 'otn.
pany , 12 Farnum it RE-ITO 21
Hto.t4 AND :0.W TO IJAN ON CITY OR
farm property. Garvtn Bros. . 3212 Farnam.
ns-Hn B
WE RAVE AS YET BEEN UNABLE TO SELL
that p.ne * rnom house with good barn , fence.
trees. etC. . that we h3-e been at * I , ' 4 ,
this Is actually lees than the en. . . of the Ins.
prnvemeflti. FidelIty Trust Company. agents ,
1701 Farnarnst , RJI-E0 21
FOItBALE. YOUR SNAPS : FIVE-ROOMED
cottage and lot. tth and Parker streets. 34.004 ,
another. 3th and Poppleton avenue. 34,124. 1
easi ; another. 12th and Douglas , tLIAO. Ila'
cash ; 1.-room house and lot , 10th and Franklin
streets. * 1,254. , cth ; deferred paym.nta or ,
each to suit. W. 0. Shilver , lIE Farnao.
aired. 1111-690 21
LF YOU WANT TO FPECI'LATB , OR
If you want a hocre. buy now.
TItter ; -r'-om houses. $1 5911.54 each.
Cmi I-mom house , with tarn , $1 IOIC'A
Pout-room hcus , ' . cI.se in , * I.2..W .
Itous-'s fl , ° ) t.O ) sni up ; lot , . RS 0) end tsp ; bur-
i-nina .11 easy paym4nts. W. A. Spene'i1l4
Feenam. IIE-HG..I
MUSIC , ART ANt ) LANGIJ.tH.
GEORGE F GELLFNFIECK. BANJO ANt )
guitar teacher. 1tI Chicago St Ito
PINE HALE IIANO. 3T NE\S' RId SAM-
pie piano. only $171. ZR MeCagtie building.
M-Jd 27'
INst IIANCE LO.tN.
LIFE INS. FiLICIS BOUGhT. LOANS ON
same.V. . P. Holden. P. 0. H..x 227 Omaha.
9(4 .lyz
U I CV CLES.
BICYCLE
IVAR.
r1c-s are being forced down ; competition lisa
forced us to reduce paces on high grade
isheelS. rttte at nov for full paIicuars : agents
wanted. A. ( . Macauiey , 2227 C..ttege Grove
ave. Chicago. Ill.
THSTN BICYCLE & O.'N CO. . 2116 CUI4ING.
7Th
F0R11.G0J'EII MONTh ! WE CLEAN. ADJUST.
01' . repaIr . . .rihin..ry punctures anti keep in gqod
repair your bkcy1a. Full line of undrtei.
Ak-Sat-Ben Cycle Co. , 313 5 11th St. IH-J3
UII'Yt'L.ES CF.EANfr , OlLEl. ANt ) IN-
fialel. else k.-l and cared fur. It H per mont.i
lt So. 15h et. M-4d ? 7
UI'lfoLS'l'IIiI'G FVIINITUIIP. .
FL'ItNITURE PACKLTcOUC4IES MADE TO
order. mattresses rjied , nd renovated. chairs
caned. Cheap this rn..nth. H. Ii , % 'aIkIin , 2111
Coming. 'ret. 131. 'ill.
TIW PEOPLE'S Idol 'F .NSAIIY. 1522 DOt'GLAS
It. . is the only pia a etiere miles are sure to
Ic relieved f li-b.Ii' truuliep.tne dtieaaes
Iscullar to thur sea. . . This I. the oldest di-
pefisary In the city Don 1 he.itate. proerasti-
liStloft 13 the tiiiet time. and in another
rn.r.th jour aitnisul m4y be incurabl , . all de
Islet courees andIsguIraticp restore ! . lv. .
matter from aht iues. we have a tine home
If you need prl.acy. afi letters ee&hitsg stamp
ansasred and meiipe forworded. c'infine.
JT5IitJ 319 00 and us. 412 3
MShf II'S.
LOWEST RATES Ti ) OR FROM EUROPE. ALL.
ltnes. Thus. Cook a Son saratlun tours harry
E. Moore , , hill I'armsa at. . Ou.aIa I ! !
hORSES 1'.STI.'IIRI ) ,
GOOD GRASS. BOARD FENCE. SPRING
wale : . A W. Phelps & S. 37 N V Life
03
WAXTED-HOhtSES AND C/sTTI.E : ABLNy
ant rrw , atcr and shade. terms very tCde-
unable , Additsa Crneeat L..nd Co . crescnt.
Is. M-770 JB
IILILIIJXG AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
3HAkENMuTLAL B A'N JAY Li.
3 I'd' OCOt uhen 1. 1 , 3 years oh , always re-
decinatle. 2144 Faraam at , Nattngr. See.Ti'
Ti'
110W 70 GET A IKiME 011 EEC' ItE GOOD
interest on sS.i'gs. Apply t ) Omaha L. . & 13.
. ! .ai'a , 2R4 Farnata. G 21. NattthgeR Sec.
347
SHOItTII ' % t ) . % II Ti'1'RSILITl0.
A C. VAN SA10'rS SCHOOL. 013 N T. LIFE
L 711
_ _ _
I'AW 11110 hEILS.
H. MAROWITS ii : MONET. 418 N hOST.
1) It 11' 'H A lING.
) : Rf1koRMENT TO DO PP.E ° SMtEINO TN'
fanslifes solicited. Miss Sturdy. 317 I'aven.
port Street. M-413 JylO
TOUltlTS.
L\KP : Q ° 1N'NER1iJ.'T'l4tN1 INRN.
e"iId ; boating. bathing. causpiiig uUtflt * , 3.
1' . baw. Tekarsait , Nib. ' Jy 1 $
I.DtT.
LOST. Ilt'XCU flP' KTPIS ; E3IWSSEt ) SILVER
ring. I or or the keys Return to 113 South
Vtfc.nth Street ant g..t reward
Iwt-15& 21'
bsT SATIlr.y 31 Nf : l ltb' . 'Et'
5. th l ) il .w I ; i 1..lun S . I . . . - - ' a1
fr resCt , . ' !
RAILWAY T11E CARD
l3LlLINTON & Mi RIV5h
OfnahaUnionl'et.ot. lIt ) , L. MarSt Orra , *
0 warn . . . . . I .nver Expr'-ss . . . . . . . . . . i9
t,33im.ltlk 115.1. . 14 'at. & I'uget Sad Es. . % , .
4 .Epm . . . . . . . . .Denser Express . . . . . . 4 . -
705pm Neb"s'ka Local i'ecepl Surri , 7Gpi :
. . .Locla Is cal saxcept Sunday ) . .11 :2Mm
.lSptn. . . Fast ItaIl ( for Linoa.n4&lly. , . .
! .e5eS ClII'AOO. 13L'flL.INCJTON & Q Ar'des
On1e.'saiUnlou Depot , 10th etasofl Sta.1 Omana -
3:00pm . . . . . . . . .Chicago "tIbU . . . . . . . . . .
a lOam . . . . . . . . . .fThlcato tepee-a. . . . . . . . . . . 4.lhpm
7'tli' , , m.'hI ag , A St. Lauls .1pres , . . ,
ItHani..I'e.lfic .hunctiou Local. . . . . . . 1:15pm :
. . . .rast Mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Leaves 'CHICAGO MIt. & ST. P.tULlAtrlvea
oitsahalCnkin Depot , lG li .1 : Mason SiajOrnaha
C 3pm. . . . . . . . . Chicago LimIted . . . . . . . . . .
145tgm.Chlcsgo Eipr as Sex tunIs ) ' ) . . . 2:23pm
I.esves ICUICAGt ) NOItT11S'EFAies
OiushaL'0 ¼ 'ti D-po' . Lth & Mason ts.j Ornat.a -
10:53am..Enstern . Express. . . . . . . . . . . 3:10pm
4 : . . . . . . . . . " Ilinlt'd. . . . . . . t'Ciirn
. . . . . . . . . . . Pal Erprese. . . . . . . . . .
t.ttnm . . . . . . . . .t. Paul t'm'ted. ; ' . . . . ICpm
* W. . . .Caitrlt . StoUz Cy LOcAl . . .h1Itpm :
C'.30pn1..Omaha Chicago Specia. . . . . . . 1:00am
MIssouri V.'L-'oa ,
! .e.tvse'Clt1r.GO. It. I - PACIFZC.ArrIves
OmShaUfilOfl .5e lssou cs , O'rs a
EAST. _ _ _ _
Itt 4flfl.t'afltiC Express ( eLSunday ) . . S
7:001" : ! . . . . . " -5ht Erarets . . . . . . . . . . . 3tIam
4tdpm..CF.frSC : ) VIbuled Limited . .
( ' 1rpm. - . - . .St . Paul eetIbuIedLtrnted . . . 1:21pm
mbkIahenta & TCZSi Ex. tax. Sun. il.a'n
1 $ . ) . . . . . . . . . . . , Limited. . . . . . . . . .
. ; . ' T"r. . ST. P. . H. Se J. 'Arches
Omaha ) Depot. Rib and Wet'er st , . Om. ' ha
S.llam..5uua City Accsmtnudn'ioi . . . .
1 ! a'pm. Slux ( 'lRapra sex. bun. . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . ' Ltmted ! _ . . . . . . . 910am
Leave ! I F. . 11 & MO. VSLLET. _ Arriso's
Om..hal Depot. 19th and tV-hater Sta. Omaha
3:00pm. . . . . . .Fast Mall and Evprss . . . . . 1:0 ; m
I.amex Sat. ) WyO. Ex. tea. Mon I
6am . .Norfolk Express ( cx. Send. 11:21am
: tiltfl..I'rrTiOtit L.'c1 tSundayi Ony )
C.lhpm . . . . . . . . . .St. PattlE71ie ) '
; ; I K. C. ST. 3. C. . lArrives
OmahaTt7rlIon Detet' . 10th A Mason Sts.f Omana
906am..Ranea Cite hay Expeess . . . . 6.llptn
l0Wpm.K. C. NIgId12x-vta'-P. Trans. C3&rr
Leaves I MISSOURI PA'IFIC ¶ ArIs
Omahal D'pot. 11th and W.bster Sts. I Omaha
3fpm . . . .N et'rnska & Kansas LImited. . .llZ.im
9:10pm. : . . . . . . Kansas Cily Express . . . . . . 6:00am
. . - . . . . . .
: llpm..ebraska _ L.-sml rca. Sun ,
Lenses I SIOVX ( 'ITT ,0 PACYFIC.
Omnahal Depot. 11th andWt'st.rSts. Omaha
6 . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Llni.ted. . . . , . , . . . 9iearn
IeSS1OUN } CITY & PACIFIC. ArrIv.s
Or..sha UnIon Depo : . 10th & Mason Sts Omaha
S Earn . . . . . . . . .St. Paul I'aseegor..11:10pm
. . . . . . . . . . CIty I'aseengr. . . . . . . .
: . . . . . . . . . . . Paul 5:14am
t.c..3 UNIONPACIFT" JArrlves
Omaha Union tlepo' . 10th A' Mi-.onSta.lOma'ia
.1Oan . . . . . . . . .l-mey Eat' ea . . . . . . . . . . 4:11pm :
% h00om..Ovetland Llm'-T . . . . . . . . 4:41pm
: lopm.Beat'ce & Stromr.sti'g Ex. ira iun.12 i..m
I U.m.Grarid Island Express sea. Sun. ) 12:03pm
2.3pm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fast Mall . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:41am
' .a''a I WABASH RAILWAY. Arrive ,
. ' -5halTJen Dep . l0t & Mason Stal Omai-a
: . . . . . . . . T.o1s Cannon roir. . . . . . .
NIle's of I lie- Mystic Slirhiso.
Last Fri lay aftcenoon the escort of Im-
penal Potentate Field of the Mystic
Sbriners passed through the city
enruote to Cleveland , where the annual
conclave will take place durIng the latter
tart Of this moch. The porty included
1e14'esentaUvCs from all the temples that
stud the deserts betwe.n San Franclacu.
the Imperial potentate's home , and this
city.
city.A
A deegation from TanIer temple left
the city earlier In the day to meet the
cnravtn at Grand Island. This delegation
ftcludtd Frederic Taylor. 21. P. Perfect , L.
) : . Wtting. ! Henry Hardy , H. C. Akin.
Charles S. Huntington , D. W. Van Cott , John
1. . . \ % eetbeJ'g and f. A. Hutch ison.
They tflPPd the camel's milk cans all
the way to this city and pronounced the
contents gootL
The delegation was met at the union depot
by nearly 100 members of the local temple.
who had little more time than to knock
fezes with the traveling dervishes and wish
them a merry journey over the sands
Philip M. Rose. Ira A , Rhoadea. Henry C.
Akihl aud C. A. Stevens. the reIsresentatit-es
of Tangier temple , joined the caravan.
"Last summer while attending court at
L'niontown. " says D. B. Patton. a prominent
druggist of Fayette City , I'a. . 'three wit-
nessea were suffel-xn from dbarrhoea. I gave
eah a dose of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and DIarrhoea Remedy and It gave immediate -
ate relief. On the wy home one of m
neighbors was taken with a severe cramp In
the stomach and wns suffering with intense
pains. I gave him a dose of this remedy
und tilthln ve minutes the pain had ceased.
The remedy is a favorite hero. I know of
many who are never without It. I always
take it with me when goIng away from
home. " For sale by all druggists.
It-edr. ' 01 I'SCZi Ii ii ii ins.
On Wednesday evening. while the degree
team of Alfare.tta council No. 3 was teach-
log a candidate the mysteries of the degree ,
the scouts reported tie forest fUll of pale
( acea whom they thought meditated an
attack on their t&pee. They immediately
prepared for deenae , but the doors were
forted open and about RiO women and men
runiched into the hail and took poosesolon.
Mm' Lucas In a neat little speech Informed
the members of the countli that their mts-
sion was not a hostile one , but that the trltn'i
of Red Men in the hunting grounds of Omaha
appretiating the work that Alfaretta coun-
oil tas doing in the cause of freedom ,
friendship and charity , bad come to make
them a friendly visit and had brought corn
at.d venison with tb1ch to refresh them
Sister Llennett replied in a few appropriate
remarks , bidding them welcome. tvben the
floor was clvrcd and the guests proceeded
to enjoy themselves tripping the light fan-
tastie sunset. when all took tile trail to
their respective wigwams. feeiiug that the
evening had been well spent.
Some years ago wnen zuEering with an
uncommonly severe aitack of diarrbpea. Mr.
w. it. Guinnip , of Atco , Pa. . received
through the mail a sample bottle of Charn-
berlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Rein-
edy. He says : " 1 found it to be one of the
most eIective remedies I ever used. It gave
me airnoet immediate relief. It baa no
perior and I think no equal. No bad eecta
follow the use of this remedy. It Is pleasant
to take when reduced with water and sweet-
ened. Children like it. It sever falls. It is
the most perfect remedy ever produced fur
bowel complaints. " For sale at and G
cents per bottle all druggIsts.
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\'q.siljiit-rs of thu SVnrld.
Alpha camp is preparing for the regular
picnic. The affair Is an assured fact , but
as yet neither the time nor the place have
been deiluitely settled. -
The uniformed corps of Montore camp
will hold a PICnIC at Sarpy Mills on .Js&ne
S. The deiaiis of thIs affair will be given
11th Sunday.
The celebration of the first anntvei-sary
of Montliore camp will be held In the lodge
reGina in Knights of Labor ball on next
Wedneaday evhing. A musical and literary
program , followed by dancing and refresh.
meuta , contttute the order of the even.ng's
entertainment.
lllhious Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of LII-
ious colic should try Chamberlaln'e Colic.
Cholera and Diarrbuea Itemtmdy. It always
gtvei prompt relief and if taken as soon its
the first indication of the dtaeaae appears , it
mviii prevent the attack The and &O-ceni
aiws are for sale by druggists everywhere.
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: $ $ Y2t ;
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM.
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the entertaInment of the week that shotil'i
be rspecislly consliered by thu column was
gtt'en \Vutslngton hail on last Thursday
evening. In the itriet sense of the word
It was not a society alair , but as the young
a-omen who bail it in eberge gave it uad'er
the auSpICe * of Omaha lodge o. IS.
Ancient Order of liniteti Workmen. It Is
to be eensidered as such.
o such eatertalninent baa ever been
g1en before in this city by local t&ltnt.
It represented the negro life of the south
before the civil war , without being a
lIlinStrel show. As the program stated "No
attempt ae made at tninstreisy as it is
popularly applied to the stage , the object
being to represent In song and dance as
nearly as possible the simplicity and
! eharacterieties of the negro and negro life
in Ilgte land during the last halt century. "
The innovation was a great success. The
auslienee u-as tint as large as it mieht have
le , but it aas thteliigeit and sympalhette.
It was given an entertainment that wits
marked by time higheat of inerit. arid. with
what Is usually abeent In surh allaire. talent.
It appreciated that the presentation was
far above the medIocrity of anlatetlrish
eflort and as an evidence of this it may be
I stated that those who have bad the affair
I in charge and the performers have been
petitioned to repeat the ; rtormance to a
I ' ide criele In One Of the local theaters.
There are stock companies that would welcome -
come such an invitatIon.
The jubilee octet played the atar part
of the esening. This band of singers. four
mcmi and four women. all in "cuTer" as the
rest of the performers were , rendered a
number of selections with all the softness
a4 harmony which Is'bssentlal to the happy
moiodies of the liegro. The quartet was
composed of Messrs A. M. Longweii. D. M.
HaverlyV. . C. P. Cramer anti George
Chaplin. Mies .lay Robinson. Nettle
llaveriy. alld Nellie Ilaynea , and Mrs. A.
M. Lontts cli.
The women appeared to good advantage
iii the program. Mrs. A. M Longwell. who
appeared as Matnle Snowball. reminded one
of May Irwin. Of much the same figure
and appearance naturally , she has acquired
much of that actress' famous negro dialect
anti gesture. Her address. "Some of the Re-
suits of Lincoln's Emancipation I'roelattia-
tion. " made a hit , brought about in great
measure by her delivery. Her costume was
cppropriate. a ludicrous picture of the
twentieth century colored girl.
Mis * May Robinson furnished another
feature of the program with her sInging.
Her rendition of "The Leader of Company
13 , " and later of "Ben Bolt" in the Trilby
farce in color. were most excellent , She
appeared agaIn with three other young women -
men , MIsses. Haverly. Mary David and
'effle David , in a number that was called
"No Master Now to Interfere With the
Favorite Game of Craps. " In this per-
forrnance the dances of the quartet were
very pretty and clever.
The remaining numbers were ale very
good. Master Alfred Longwell received
great applause. Master and Mtss Phenx !
were two other youngsters to make hits with
their dancing. Carl Haverly and George
hopper were excellent in two recitations.
MIss Haynes rendered a couple of solos well.
Finally the program was rounded out by
an inetrumental selection by Messrs. Miller
and WOOd and the Innis brothers.
The entertainment was set on the day
that President Lincoln issued his proclamatiOn -
tiOn of freedom. and was meant to represent
the joy of the negroes over the good news.
It had been planned by A. M. Longwell.
who has been the recipient of unstinted
praise Jar the product.
1ods'rn % 't.Ijz'n of _ % iierIn.
Saturday night. June 13. a very pheaslnt
and entertaining exhIbition of drilling by
teams was given In post hall at the fort
under the auspices of Magnolia camp. Four
teams Were entered in the drill. and the contest -
test among them for the prize silver cup
offered by Magnolia camp was a spirited one.
The four competing teams belonged to
Beach , Omaha. :1aple and South Omaha
camps. They all seesawed in eaceiient man-
non across the floor of the ball , but the
South Omaha camp 'lid better than that and
was awarded the cup by the committee of
officers who constituted the judges. Beach
came second. Omaha third , and Maple at
the end. The excellence of the drill Is mani-
feat from the mark awarded the prize win-
hers , Lii points out of a lossible 10' ) .
In addition to this coptest the audience
was further entertained by an cxhtbitlon
drill by the Magnolia team. There was also
dancing and refreshments upon the pro-
gram. The attendance was very large , and
the small post ball y crowded to its ca-
pacity. it was estimated there were 200
present.
Although the affair was of a military nature -
ture , some of the spectators did not appear
to be onto all the usages of the men of war.
In fact , many of the couples devoted themselves -
selves rather to the arts of love. Quite a
number seized the opportunity of the lover's
lanes about the fort and had a good time.
The male portion of one such couple was
cooing soothing words into the ears of his
lady love , when be was startled by
"Halt ! "
"What's that ? " he yelled.
"halt or I'll sheet. , " cried the sentinel
out of the darkness.
Mr. Lover was not next. and with a yell
he disapeared into the dimness , leaving lila
companion to the tender mercies of the
enemy. Ho has not been seen since.
The prize , the silver cup suitably engraved -
graved , was presented to South Omaha camp
at the latter's ball In SouthOrnalia on last
Wednesday evening. The affair was held
in public , and consequently the ball was
jammed , many Omaha members of the
order being present. The cup was presented -
sented by the chief foreater of Magnolia
camp und was accepted by A. Van Dusen in
a neat little speech. After some more talk
refreshments were served.
At a recent meeting of the newly organized
logrolllng association of this diStrict it waa
decided to bold the fIrst annual lorolling
on July 22 , whIch jails Wednesday. It
has already been decided to bold the picnic
at Blair. The people in that little town
are already preparing for It. .
The Foreaters of Omaha camp No. 120
will meet at the residence of V. E. Cady.
2024 St. MaI-"s avenue , tomorrow night for
the purpose of reorganizing and doing busi-
fleas. The especial object of tile meeting.
however , Is to make preparations for the
big competitive drill , which is to be held
at the Blair liicnic. The Omaha team will
be one of the contestants.
A isci on I (1 rslc-of ( 'ni tisIVorksnt'n. .
The interest shown by iernberz of
Lnioq Pacific lodge , No. ' ' unabated
where the benefit of the lodge and crier is
concerned. No sooner was the minstrel
show a thing of the past than another en-
tertafnmnent for the benefit of the ledge
members is on the tapi * . it is now proposed
to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the
intitutlon of the grand lodge of Nebraska
by a picnic of large proportions , the details
of which are being arranged by a committee -
tee , which Deeta every Veduee4ay evening.
The last place and time of this committee's
meeting as at the oice of Receiver Wag-
ener on Jones street , \'cdpesijay at s o'clock.
At the recent meeting of Union i'aoinc
lodge a committee consisting of A. G. Ed-
itards , F. I. . Otis and I ! . J. Falirnabee was
aPIQlftted to select speakera and arrange a
date upon thith addresses upon the past.
present and future of t.'nion J'aciflc lodge
, .o. 17 will be given. The addressee will
ho delliered at some future regular lodge
meeting.
l'wo weeks ago the tell members of the
lodge's flibtog club held their dest annual
Seld day at le Sole lake. Time club spent
two days afield and caught the greatest
variety of the tinny tribe , if the stories told
by Itt-corder 'Vlngillig are to be believed ,
One feature of tbe clubs oct51 is a kodak
but after a snap shot bad Leen taken at
Financier McCoy , the chaplain of the club
the Instrument broke down.
lune S being the regular nic'etlng of Union
Paciflc lodge for the election of ef-
feces. the ( oiioing were elected for the
nxt six months : 0. A. Winslow. M. V. ' . ;
Alex Miller , F. ; J. 0. HaitI. 0. : 11611cr
Tinghiag , B. ; Ileery Mccoy. Fin. : C. J.
Tracy , 0. : IS. I ) Mihlac. 1. V. ; F. L Otis ,
0.V. . ; S. R. l'atten , 'I' . ; Dri. 'fliosap.on
Lord. Campbell , McGovern , Wcoruiersley agid
Miiien. 1' ! . E.
Fremont lotige No. 8 * . Degree of honor ,
elected the following otheers on last Fi i lay
evening. Chief of bo.cr. Mas b-is
Hastorl , lady of honor. Mrs. Flora 'Vakish ,
. 'w'e"cec - a-a.-
hict of eeretnnntt' * , Mrs N' ghort , re-
corder. Mise Julia ltetkmeer ; fmnincter ,
Mr 0. Il. Darts ; reeeive'iMis Peli Ii.
Sinith ; usher , Miss Bertha lhlenf'ldt , inside
aatrb , Mrs J.V. . Forbes ; outside aatcb ,
$ A. I' . Stewart.
lnsiglster of A isi'i'lt'nts ltsilsit lots ,
On Wednesday , June 17. the Deborah
Avery tbspter of the laughters of the
American Revolution of Lincoln celebrated
the granting of its chapter. It is the first
local society of this otdet to be forme I in
the state , and , aitboegh only twelve mc ro-
here at-s necessary in order to obtain a chap.
tet , the Lincoln bapter starts out with
twenty.one resident inembe'ra.
The meeting wso hcld t the home of
Miss Stevens , 'ebleb bad been prettily dr -
orated for the occasion with fli anti
flowers. A Powder loot-n which bad been ear.
tied at the battle of Lexlgto and agasn at
the battle of Bunker 11111 by Elijah U ; ; 'n ,
great great grandfather of the htietsari sf
one of the chapter members , ocvupie.i a no-
spicuous place on te wall. The refreshments -
ments were blue and buff. the continental
colors. and each woman present was given
a bouquet of roses and carnations tied a it
ribbons of tbd same colors.
The following Val the Program'
Devotional. i.ords I'raynp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Solo-Sword of Hunker 11111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs , Harriet Blair Ward.
Address by the State ltege'nt. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. Laura II. Pound.
Object of Chapter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MIt 'Macv Stevens
The Deborah Avery Cilepter. Its Name
and Significance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. haggard.
Sketch of Hunker 11111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miss ( 'era Smith ,
! tecitation-Addrp , of Varren. . . . . . . . . . .
Miss Gerti.
: d usic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. Ailons Mandolin Club.
, - , ' , , . , , % 'orLmj-s , sit tiiit-rI'n.
The first biennial meeting of dslcgatcs of
the order , isbose proceedings have been noted
in this Paper from day to day , ciceed its
final session \'scdncsday noon. The at.
tendance was a great deal larger than cx-
Pected and the meeting more of a success
than anticipated by the offIcers. One of the
greatest features of the session nas the
harmony that prevailed throughout ths' cu.
tire session , The work Uudrtaken at the
meeting was mainly for the pupnse of increasing -
creasing th membership of the order.
After the supreme secretary and all corn.
muittees had made their ct-ports and they
had been acted on to the satisfaction of all ,
reports % 'ere received from the different
delegates as to the work being accompliah..1
and the advancement being made by their
respective lodges. More than one &laimed
the honor of representing the best working
lodge In the order. ansi much enthusiasm
was shown when the many good points of
the order were brought out in the reports
and the advantages derived therefrom
At the close the supreme master made a
few remarks , thanking and complimenting
the delegates for the
amount of ttork act'onm-
pushed for the direct benefit of the order at
larc ,
Izisuii a.
A week from last
Friday flight a very
pleasant entertalnmcnt took place at the
Masonic hail In York , the occasion being
the installation of officers of Gras-c chapter
No. 57 , Order of the Eastern Star. Tie
elected officers were as folloas : Mrs.
Bertha Coiling. V. ' . M. ; Mrs. I ) .N . Blond ,
A. M. : Miss Ray B. Cohn , C. ; Mrs. Bolster ,
A. C. ; Miss Nellie Fry. S. ; Mrs. II. tIm I ,
T. The appointed officers were Mrs
NoIr. Adab ; Mrs. Reader , Ruth ; Mrs. Ne- !
son. Esther ; Mrs. Cohn , Martha ; Miss Ifeile
Kingsley. Eleeta ; Mrs. Bloijgett , 'IV ; Mrs.
C , C. Cobb , C. ; Miss Gertie King , 0 ; ani
Mr. Elon Granger- .
After the Installation ceremonies were
over- speeches were made by Mr. 'IS' . it.
Davis , P. V. P. , and Mr. Robert Armstrong -
strong , V. ' . P. . also a few wOrds by Mr U.
N. Blood and others , Mrs. Coiling read a
report of the meeting of the grand chapter
at Fremont , alter which all adjouco0d to the
banquet ball and a very dainty lunch was
served ,
Grace chapter Is doing fine work an'l has
determined to increase its membership
greatly during the coming year.
It ) , I .5 rs-n I , 5150.
On next Tuesday night tnion Pa-ire
council. according to its past custom , % viIl
Celebrate the anniversary of the order ji a
most elaborate manner by means of a banquet -
quet , which is to be served at the Millarl
hotel. It Is
anticipated that there wli be
at least 300 platess upon the tables.
A committee has been
making big
preparations -
tions for the affair. Music will b furnish ,
to add a pleasing Concomitant to the enjoy.
mcmix of the feast , The banquet wili ls
closed by a series of toasts to be delivery ]
by members of the council and
some of
the guests.
Union Pacific council has been roost faith.
( UI in celebrating
Arcanum day , as June i
Is known on the calendar of the. ord.
Heretofore , however , the affairs hate be' 'i
of the stag order , but to this one the no'ii..j
friends of the nembera
have
been
invite ] .
The day will be celebrated in
some n.atintr
wherever the order exists.
OriIs-r of tI , , W'orlI.
State Organizer I. 0. h3arigbt has suc
ceeded In establishing another lodge cf th.
order on the south side of the city withj
the past few days.
C. E.
Ernbre. the
supreme prcalei , ,
nhlle on bI westero
tour of
ineps'c ; in
visited the Omaha lodges a few dave s
and was greeted t.pon all side-s sth ; .
greatest enthusiasm by the ips'mnbr of t
fraternity. Mr. Embre repc.rtri t.at ? t -
prosperity of the order was 5101cc I. ri ? j
among the cities of the west. The , . .
feature , he said , was adding en : I
terest and forming a network of aclaro' ; .
ance and sociability.
In the furtherance of this part of tl e
work Myrtle lodge ts planning an exce-il. . t
excursion to De Soto ,
on next Tuobav a' 1
Omaha lodge on the followir. , Sat'ir'lay '
will -have a day of genuine pleatre ; by
giving an excursion to Lake Manawa
l"rs 1e1'nnl I is Inn ,
Banner lodge No. 11 held a vry in.-
joyabie social at Its ball Friday evening.
A number of packages were ol'I a' asrti' ,
which , when opened , caused a gr'ot dial 1
an'uaement. J. J. Everioghani gate a
tmn.ely address on the prlneipks of the
order , after which ice cream and cakv sere
served.
The lodge Is increasing its mectbersh.p
and new members are initials J at . ' ' .
meeting. An increased itercst is d'-t -
oped at each ; neeting antI it is sooi ; ' . 1
that this lodge will be the las'gevt 1. th
order ,
Union lodge No. 1 of Denver baa 1s4
mmbera anti is now the largest in the order.
Council Bluffs lodge was orgartztd on
Tuesday evening with forty inembers.
Irn irss ts'sl ( ) riler if It s-il 51-n.
The Impoed Order of lU'S ] Men ir''nrts
celebrating the Fourth of July it nh an :1 :
fashioned basket picnic in stone of to' ;
near the city , of which 1rottot.iy . ' .t-r
notice will be given.
l.o.lEs' lIESiisi No tea.
Pawnee tribe , Improved Order of Relmen
o ! Fremout. elected the following offi
on SS'cdneaday eveulng : I : : . H. I s'ase 1. ,
Thomas Carrutbers. S. S. ; George 'iStc ! : .
J. of S. ; C , T. Durkec , C. of H ;
\Volz , P.
At its last regular meeting time Parkeun ,
S. ft. lodge of the Independent Orler t
Odd Felioss , elected the foilotting offi
isG. . P. 1) . Simmons ; A. C. IIii.ple. ' G
I.ewb ; ) 'oerger. S. ; Frank Wiedmars. I a.
j : , Grimm , trustee for eighteen mortha
At the regular meeting last Frid. ) t.igbt.
Omaha lojge took in eight new members.
Among the number were scnsa 01 the moat
prominent men abe lIve In the tisy. At
the same meeting the preizmiuary arrai.ge.
nwnhs ftw holdIng the annual outlng tiere
mapped out .N one cit the details have yet
been arranged axtd the vlace of holding the
aabr Las not id been dcylded upon. In
the past years the outing's liars invarIably
occurred at Lake Manawa , aol it is more
than likely that the urns place will be
ebosen this i'ear.
Small iu size. buigreat In results. Di
Witti I..Ittle Early Itisers act gently but
thoroughly. curing Indigestion dyapepsia
an ] cono''fl Sisiall pill , safe pill , Leaf
pill