TUTS OINr ATI A DAILY HER ; SUNDAY , SEPTEMKETt 13 , 1890.
SPEOIRuNOi'lGBS.
lor llicne column
lie tnkcn until lUt.tO it. MI. , * ' " '
cvcnliiK nnil iiiilll 8 H. * < ' '
inornliiR nnd Sniulnr cilll < niK >
11 nnm-
Ailicrdserw , by rcuticntliiB
linvc nripirvcru n l-
licrcil vlicck , cnn
niiinlicrcil letter lit cnre
ili-rnMr < l to n
of Tlie HCP. AiiK crpi fo nil < trcmci
trill lie dplliorcil on iiroxciitntlou o
( lie rhcrlc < > nl > .
llnlc , 1 1-ac a iroril nrnt Intiprtlon
lo u mini llu-renttcr. Notlilnw tiilccn
for lp n tlmn a5e lor the Jlrnt Inner
ilon. ThpHp niltertlnciiifiitii iuit t lie
run rnimpuntlt ! > <
WA.NTi ; SITUATIONS.
BITI'ATION BY EXPERIENCED CREAMERY
hnhd , references furnished. Address 48 Ike
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BlTf'ATION"WANTin. : YOI'Nll MAN Ol' 1N-
ICKrlly : MrntiR , < rcrKftle , rpllnhlc : cnpnlile.
with Rood rcfprcncrs Address W . " > ! ; ' „ .
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\rANTit : > . TOUNO MAN ,
rlnm stcnocrnpher Hnil typewriter : lie
moo , wllllnc to innk < > himself uscfiil. el . *
Tlrst Nnl'l Hunk MilR. _ A 8C7-1J *
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WANTKO , HITl'ATION" nKOIsriilUn
plmrmm 1st of 12 M-nrs' pxpctlenco , pnti fur
nish best of icfcrcnccc Aclilrcxa U
neat and * font , COcts per dn > . Address . . - .
lice. A 670 IT
WANTEuTsiTUATION IIY YOUNO LADY AH
rnmimiilnn ! cnn furnish references , A 1i1rrM
W M , ll . A-MiW ! -
SITUATION WANTED-UY TIIOIlOfOlI EX-
pirljnecd gin-nry elcrk bent of lefi-rences.
A. II , M. , 1213 Park WMil nve. A7i8 lo
nn M IM : HUM * .
nn. AN iijn.v : wno PAN THINK or
fomo nlmplo thlnif In palml ? I'rriPU .votir
Irti-nn thcj imiv lulnp ; > mi vvcnllli vviltcJohn
WnMciliurii .t l'o , l > cpl. V. 1'ntcnt Attciinrjs.
WnRhlnultin P f . foi their 51 ' 00 prize offer
nnil n ll t of SM Inventions vtuntpJ H 371
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WANT fit ) . TlOYH AN OIllI.iT TO COLI.nOT
ftnnipn , nny kliul : for ternm mill
slumped envelopA. . A , Austin , rrovliteiico ,
WANTii-AN : AfTIVn MflN UV1JHY LO-
rnlltv to rirwnt | us ( no foitunc hunter
wnnteil ) : will KUiirnnter J15.W wu'ldy iiinl nil
oxponuMi ; Invcullgnlc nt once. HorW , lloa-
tun. MiifH . U-.MSM PC'
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JCO TO 5iro"ANp"tt.SrlI3NSlM f.\IU SALHS-
men for i-lk-nrs , experience unnicrns.iry , i-\tm
Inilucpinriils lo customers. O.ias C Itlchcp S.
Co. , St. Louis 11 MOO ? 07
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WANTED. YOIJNfJ MAN TO WORK TOR
borflil , loilRltiK unit email pay ; prlviitc hoiifi ,
no Imtn e'nti Imvo part of nflcrnoonH tar
nchool , AdilrfBB W M. lec. ll-6t.0
CANVASSES WAN'Tll ) . 1X1 StfLL TllJ U S
ImlpHtrULtllilc riio Klnillers nnil Oil Cans ,
tills n vvnnt foiiiul In cvcrv hoitfp'.ioM US
Slfjf. Co. , ronil ilii Luc. Win H MCii 11
WANTED , AI'l'UiNTICiS : : IX ) H HA III I nil
trade ; goinl clmncc for men to Join our iln >
or ovuilIK clr r only t Isht weeks ipqillml.
cinistan : p-nrllre ; ultmllr.iis furnlhhpil , MHKCS
mmlc f-u'Mrilavg w'li- learning Molor'8 Ilailir
hiliciDl , 2R.1 So Clnrk sl , e'lilcaK" Rpnil for
frea cnti.loKiic -MCSi U *
BALilsMliNT N13W SIDi : LINK. SMALLEST
mle pn > s ilollur nnd n h.ilf , fair slzeil onler.
lr > . Pocktt vninplc. DrURRlotH nl others
Stout Mfe Co. , l'J7 Cnnul t. , Clilcneo
HAIiSMIN WANTnn-JKO TO J125 1T.K
month nnd ( ipvnrex htiiplo line ; position
permanent , pli'ii ant nnil ilcslrnlili1 Aililre *
wllh stump , Kln ( ? Mfg Co . C 102 , ChlcnKC
jsoo PIH 1,000 rou DISTIIIHUTINO
Inisj enclose < e. ( Jlobe AilvertlsliiB AKSC'II N
Y. City. 1 > -
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LAHQI : CIGAR rniM WANTS A SALESMAN
In every locnllt > , T'ft per month nnd expensed
to heRlnners. Unllrelj new hiijiiteiiiciila to
n -cnls nnj ilenltrs AdilrcBS box 1210 , Chicago
$4 $ 50 I'UIt 1C(0 ( CASH TOR LISTniBUTIXQ CIR-
culnrn ; inclOFC I ccnls , U , S. Distributing
burcnii , ChlcnKO. B
AUTISTS AND AHT WOIIICCIIS OF K
rex. In nil blanches of iirt. whether profes-
Ktonul or innaleur. uinl lrro pcrtvc | of tllslunce ,
or locnllly , nro Invltcil { n enKsiKe fpnce for
examples of ihclr work unil lo compelc for
premiums In the Brent International Ait Kx-
hlhlllon to IJH lit hi IhroiiRhout tlie monlh of
December. 1& % . In Ihe llne t cvhlblllon h.ills
In Amerlcn. The exhibition will bo open more
especially to tic follov\lnf ? lines of Eenrc ,
iinmely : Oils nml water colors In Hmlscnpc ,
mnrlnu , llKiirc , entile , nnlmnl , porlrnlt nml
nmlu Mucllps ; Inpeslrlcs , p islcls , crnjons , pen
nnil Ink ttuilles ; ehlim nnlntlhi ? nml ilecornllon ;
rculpluie , clay moilellliiK , hratH embosalng- ,
bnn-i-ellcfB , cnmeo culllnK. pottery nnil ceramic
nrt , vvooil cnrvlnn' . vvn\v\orK , paper work , elch-
liiB , enKrnvlnu , archltecturnl designing , nevvs-
ii.ipor nnd imignrlnc Hlu lintlnir. photoKraph > ,
IllhoKrnphy , ntiujlcs In frcrco , poxlcrn , Inbels ,
fiiKhlon ilrulKnK clulned Rlnus , mural decora-
lions , deelgn for niK , curpels , cclllnr nnd
wnll paper , nnd many otlicrs lee numeioua lo
particularize , hpnce ulll nlpo be nllolted to
' Industrial vvorklnB modelH If not too bulky erIn
In excels of live out Exhibitors ik-slrlnii to
illfpOKC of exnmplea of their work , will llnd
thin n very exceiilloiml opporlunlly lo do BI >
ns well UK to compete for piemluniH 1'ieo II-
lUHtrnlefl pamphlet mulled on npidlcnllon per-
Honnlly or by teller lo The International Art
Inhibition. Qraiid Ccnlr.il I'nlace , New York
Clly. U COS 13
, HY OLD KHTADLISIIRD IIOUSR ,
cxptrlenced fpecl.ilty BiiltEmnn to devote ex-
clURhe attention ID our line , high commission ,
exclusive lerrllorj , none hut men with record
need apply. Uox f > H , Chlcnio. 11 Cal 13 *
WANTUU , SALI-.SM IN TOIl CIOAHS ; 13X-
perlence unncte tnrj , JH"0 " montily and ex-
pcnpis ; bi-hl llr > uu nnd McKlnloj liltiac'tlonn
rollt , llllchlc .t Co , hi. I-oulu. 11 C07 13
BALnSMDN , 15 A Vv'KITK TAKINf ! OKDIIUS
for Quultir roldlm ; Vnpor liulh C.iblnets , 50,000
pnld ; cveiboily bii > s , vlclc or well , turklbh ,
HtiEslan 01 mettlcnted bntliR nl home , no balh
tub I or Dr. bills ; cures' cold , rhetimnllHin nnd
nil blood , hkltl. nerve nnd kidney dlheases ,
benulllle the lomplexlon , price low ; crenlcst
ncllcr knovMi , book fiec , J , S'orId Mfpr Co
ColumbUB , O. Il)3 ! ) 13'
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TIK nuioiiT MEN TO I'uni'Ain : ixm nx-
llinltliltlon for BOV eminent positions tu be held
In Oinnlm HOOII. G.OOu nppolnlments to be miulc.
Splendid chnnce. I'urtlculars HH lo Hiilnrles ,
iluteH , etc. , fieo of Nntlonnl Corret ponileiice
Instltulu , Wiihhlnglon , 1) , U , 11 695 13'
WANTED , SALESMAN , TIlAVELEnS TIIOM
llila city \lKlllnir dniir , Krocery or confec
tionery trade cnn make iirrangunenU to luindle
a very nice Bide line by nJdttsBtnf W 53 , llee
II-7S7-13
WANTED A Iir.LIAIlLE , INDUS-
trlniiH man wllh fiom $500 cnsh cipllul up-
wnril , to take active Intcicft In u lilKlily hon-
oruble. pleueaiil , permanenl und ftrlctlj leKlll-
tnnlo biiclnesH In each clly of 10,000 Inhabitants
nnd upvviirds not ulrend ) nccuplcil. No piitent
rlKht bcheme or pubfiiliulon book business ,
Money fully teemed ; mlury from J"00 to It , HO
n 5 ear. according tu size of cltj. 'VMII KUaran-
lee the reluin o * cvtry dollar out of the pro
ceeds of 1 10 business , tleur of nil expenses In
tlueo month'H lime , Over COO refernces. Do not
linautr lllilcpa > ou iiunn business and have
th amount of money lucfta.iri. Adilrens W
C ! , llec. Il-M 74J-13
SALESMEN TO SELL ClfSARS ; LI1IERAL
proposition for workers ; experience unnecet.
sary ; write foi parllculnis. Globe Clitar fac
tory , 1S3 So. Clinton St. , Chicago. 1I-735-13 *
LAIlOftEUS ON HAILUOAD COMPANY
vvoik , W > OIHIIK | ; t'ood wiiKes ; free fare. Kra
mer ti O'lliain , 112U 1'nrnnm fitn-et.
11-742 1C
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BALEHMEN viBirma
to curry our line of silver plated ware on
commission. Addte s lloguu bllvcr Co. , 147-
153 1'lflh nve. , Chlcafc-o. IJ-M71S 15'
CIIlCULAll DISTlllIHITOHS EVEIlwiIKIll ;
$6.00 per 1,000 ; Inclose two t lamps. Central
Supply Co. , Troy , O , It 719 13 *
WANTED. YOUNQ MEN WISHING TO TAKE
rlvll service t-xamlnullons , which occur teen
In Omaha for nillwuy mall clerks and other
positions , to write for vuluable Infornmtlon
tfrre ) , U , H. Uureau ot Infoi million , Cin
cinnati , O , 11-710 13 >
GOOD 1'OSITIONS rOK MEN OK WOMEN ,
J-'O.W per inont.i KUurnntevd. Apply ut i.'j
N. 19th * t. , Tucmlay or Thursiluj. u n. in to
5 p. m , II TU 13 *
SALESMEN WANTED TO I'AItUY A SIDE
line for lh dry xoods trade ; none but wide.
uwuke , experienced dry goods men need an-
s \\rrf tiltt commissions. Aildress , with refer
ence , Weber Munufaituilnt , * Co. , Othkonh , WIs ,
AOUNTS. CLUIiH-CAMPAION CATALOOUE
free ; latest cumpulgu novelty , cold or tlhi-r
bannerette by mull , 10 cenls , latest motto but
tons. three sumplfs , 10 cents , one dozen 3i >
ccnls ; special price large quantities ; new cam
paign horn by mall , U cenls , General Manu-
fucturlng Co. , 10 ; Fulton tt. , New York.
11778
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL A WONDEItFUL
new wrltlne Ink ; novel , staple und proilluble ;
IileiurB everybody , vvrllu today. Uuil Chemi
cal Works , 107 Uait 27lh St. , New York.
11775
r-MPLOYMKNT UUREAU , 1524 DODOE WANTS
lota of hold und private family help , Tel. S7.
C S B19 *
WANTED AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT J10.00
weekly Iu represent us. Address llax (308 , Uo -
ton. MUB . C M5 4 OC'
BTENOQIIAPHER WANTED. ADDRESS ,
ntutlnK eipcrlence and wages wanted , The D ,
J , Co. , 2U4 N. lr t , tJouth Omaha. Neb.
I G-MI7S 11 *
W WrlSI _ KKMAI.K IIHlit * .
( Continued , )
WANTED , OIHU UNDER 15 YEARS OLD , TO
ntsltt In homework at 1814 Webster M.
C MCCJ 15
WANTED. A GIRL FOn GENERAL HOUSE
, M2J Dodge * t. C G7M5 *
WANTED , ntltlj roil OKNKRAL HOPSE
vfotk , at 2814 Cnpltolnvc. C-714-13 *
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LADIES TO wniTR roit rs AT HOME ; NC
rnnvatMriK Enclose Mntnp for reply , silver
Tern company , Aurora Imllnnn C " 13-13 *
WANTED. IIIUOIIT IiA1 > liS : TO TAKI1 OR
ilcrs for OUT klndercnrlfn specialty In city nn <
< v < ry county In tip I'nltul State' , Nothing
like It , Just the thine for the holidays ; exc-ln
Plvc terrltor } , permanent employment Write
fur paitlculars AddirM the Port Dearborn
1'ub. Co , No US , Dearborn St. , Chicago.
vLL LADY ARTISTS SHOULD ACT UPON
announcement published today In help wanted
columns ilfillcnlpil to the opposite sex by npply-
ItiK for free Illtistrntcil pronpecliis lo The In
ternational Art Exhibition , eiraiul e'entral
Pnlnce , New York City. C CM ) 13 *
WANTIO. : A COMI'ITINT OIRL rou OEN-
einl housework. Call nl 1231 South 3l t otreet
J. P. Dale. C-M7CO 14 *
rou itivriioirsis. :
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS Of Tlin CITY. THE
O r. Davis Company , 1505 rnrnam D 372
HOUSES.HENEWA A co. , ics N. ISTII ST.
U-373
MOIillN HOUSES. C. A. STAnil , 923 N.Y LIKE
D 374
STEAMHIATID STORE"ANDPLATS.
Howard Itanck , agent , 1010 Chicago street.
cnoici : HOUSES AND COTTAOES ALL oven
the city , < 5 to } 50. Pidelltj , 1702 Knrnnni.D .
D 376
LA ROE LIST or HOUSES. THE HYRON
Itecil Co . 212 8. 14th t. 13 377
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llOfSES WALLACE , DROWN HLK. , 1CT1I
luil IlotiKlns , 3-37S
HOUSES & STORKS r. D.WEAD , IG &
D 24G
GOOD COTTAOES. DESIHAHI.Y LOCATED
cheap. S-ioom house near business ; 7 rooms ,
modirn. 541 S. S7th street. L. S. Skinner , agent ,
310 N. V Lire. D M157
RENT , pixiMODERN FLATS ,
block. CC6 S 13th street. DSliisa S20
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rOH HUNT. 10-UOOM HOUSE. MODERN ,
lieifcct lepalr. Tlj | _ > ? . l tli sl. _ D-M1TO
7-llOOM HOUSEr"MO DERN , 24'0 CHARLES
street , l o 7-room collage .nljolnlni ? Applj
to a. N. Clajtun at Wababh olllce , 1415 Parimm
street. D-MJ64
C.IIOOM HOUSE , sso bo liin STIIEET
4.ito61d HusEscHEAp. 1109 MAIICY.
r > in V17-2C *
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SECURE" TENANTS 1'OR YOUR HOUSES BY
listing with Hol'blnH Ibth d rmnain.O"634'18
O"634'18
MODERN "TuilNlbltUD I10USE ELECTRic
light , BBS and barn HO N. 33d st
MODERN CORNER PLAT. zm LHAV-
cnmiith st. D-MOC1 OlO
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rou nr.NT , A cuoicn inTArnnn MOD-
cin 1-rooni IIOUFO , No.2r.M Cnpltol a\e , $3500.
II. II KalilhuM , f 669
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I'Oil Itr.N'T , IJLIMANT TI3N-KOOM HOL'Si : ,
XNlth all modiin con\enleni.cs , tplendld nelnh
lun hood. Inquire Illcks , Itonm 305 N. Y. Life
D-MOC 13
rou nNT , ruiiNisunn on
house , S rooms , modern. C03 1'arK a\enup
U C13
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HUNT , A tlANnSOMlTLY riNISEIKD
three-Btnn1 brick , modirn il clllnK , nt 2214
rnrnntn st , rental , } 40 00 per montii Apply to
W. U Mcllvlc , C04 1st Nnt'l Hank Uldfr
D-JIC73 20
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3-IIOOM COTTAGH , S. E. 23D AND CLARICR
OflOHIUl 1BT , 7-UOOM 1IOUSU. I'AHTLY
rdrnlihcil , modern oniucnleiiLes ' 4 block from
car line. Address ur call room 1 , Darker biu.
U-715-U'
n ANI > rivn noosi COTTAGIS , GOOD
icpilr. Hard and soft water. Inquire rear of
3517 Hurt street. D 7IB-I3 *
2.133 ST. MAIIV8 AVK. 0-HOOM HOUSG.
modem , oak llnlsh , J2o.CC. Gar\ln Ilros. 1C13
rarnam M. DM 729-14
C-ROOM TLAT , MODCRN CONVKNinNCHS ,
n''tO , C-ioom nit , modern $2000 , Clouspi
blk , ICth and Jones Sts , Qarvln Iiro , 1013
1'arnam St. D M72S-H
TOR RUNT , B-ROOM COTTAG13 , 2STH AND
Tarnam sticot. Inquire Milton UORCIH * bon ,
llth nnd Karnam. D 740
NINII-ROOM DITACIIID MODURN HOUSE ,
vllh barn. Apply No , 2C03 1'lerce st.
st.D
D 741-19
'OR RENT FLAT. SIC S. 15TII ST. LTND-
qulst. D M751 18
NKW COTTAGI3 , 4 IIOOMS. CELLAR , CIStern -
tern , city water , 1C 00. Enquire 1318 r.-unam
D M 745-13
UHNISHCD COTTAGE TJ'.OM OCT. UNTIL
July , perhaps longer. Call at once. 1120 South
10th bt. D M772 15
FOIl UI3.NTFUUMSIin IIOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TOR HOUSEKEEPING
for man and wife. Kent taken In boaid 319 N.
17. E M492
URNISHED ROOM , 2017 HARNEY ST.
E 590 13"
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. 1703 DOUGLAS
street. E MC1C 15
2 OR S rtJRNISHED JIOOMS TOR HOUSIi-
keeplne COO N. 17th. E MC55 14
THREE NICE TURNISIIED ROOMS : LIGHT
housekeeping. 112 S. llth. E 071-17 *
X R RENT , riJRNISIIED AND UNPUR-
nlsned rooms steam lic.H , KRH and bath , terms
reasonable , 2319 Douglas. E 739-13 *
TWO ruRNisiun > ROOMS roil LIGHT
liousektL'pliiK , modern 2009 Cuss.
IJ-M742 15
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"OR RENT , A SUITE Or JlOOMsT 'sOUTII
front ; near IllKh ecbool ; for two Kentlemen
or man ami wife. Address W C7 , Ike ollltu
E 759 13-
TWO ROOMS , ItACIC I'ARLOR AND ROOM
connecting , unfurnished ; modern , for Unlit
housekeeping 2C21 Ia\enport. E 7C1 13 *
URNISHED OR UNrURNISIIED ROOMS ,
with or without board , 1C09 Cap avp.
E-M773 19'
NICELY ri'RNISHEO ROOMS TOR LIGHT
haimekecplni ; . 412 N. ISth t. E777 13 *
KUH.VISlinil IIOOMH AM ) 11OAHU.
TRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE , ALSO SIDE
rooms , Roud board ; best location In city , 212
H. 25lh st. 1' 1)54 )
NIGH ROOMS , GOOD HOARD , RATES REA-
iwnuhle ; tianslcnt acccmmodatLd. Tlie Rose ,
20iO Harncy. r M972-b20
IOOMH WITH HOARD , STEAM HEAT. UTO.
pta , 1721 l > enport st , r C92 IS *
URNACE HEATED. WELL LIGHTED AND
\enlllatoil rixuii. with board for t o teachers
at 2019 St , Mary's axcnue. r 719-13 *
URNlSIiriD ROOM AND HOARD IN Till-
\atc family , references , 1429 N. 20th
V M-720-16 *
'HE HENDERSON FLATS , 1010 AND 1042 feO
25th t. , under new mamiKi'inent , two larKe
front rooma to rent , xvlth board , r 718-13 *
NICELY rURNIHUnO ROOM WITH PRIVATE
bith nnd board at 1M1 Chlcdgo. I1 710-13 *
VANTED , A PLEASANT. COUPLE TO HOARD
for the winter , I'rlvnte family. Address W
[ 6 Uee. r 72I-13 *
NICE SOUTH ROOM , GOOD LOCATION. WITH
board. 2301 Douglas st , r M757 15 *
OR RENT-LARGE 1'RONT ROOM WITH
bourd , suitable for twin pleasant location ;
good home to right parlies. 2418 Cans st ,
I' 753 13 *
1ESIRAHLE SOUTH IIOOMS WITH HOARD ,
202 N. 18th , r-MTMl 15 *
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'OR RENT TO A PARTY OP GENTLEMEN ,
desirable south front rooms , with board , pri
vate bath and ute uf telephone ; central locu *
tlon. AddUM X 1. jlce. T-M768 13
JICE ROOMS AND HOARD , 2013 DOUGLAS.
F M791 2C *
i-oii ni.vru.M''im.VsiiiD
THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS , RATH , HOT
and cold water , splrnilld location U10 N. IDth. )
I'Oll HUM' bTOHUS AXU OI'FJOIiS.
IRSr-CLASS IIRICIC STORE IIUILDINQ. 1011
Furnam ; thrte ktorles and bafcement ; will alter
to tult tenant' low rent , ) H Ikl Nut'l H'lc bid ; ,
OR RENT. THE 4-STORY lilHCK nUll7uiNQ
at S16 rarnam it. This building hus a Hreproof
cement basement , complete Keuin heatlne fix
tures , water on all Hour * , IMS. etc. Apply at
tn ofllce of The Hee. 1 910
' 1115 rOUK'BTOllY AND IJASEMENTi 11RICK
building , at 1211 Howard street iuuttablc for
toraee anil commUilon , or mauufucturlni ; bun-
lnc . ti. a. National banK. I S80
AOKM'S
JIG MONEY IN LATEST CAMPAIGN AND
cumlo bultoiu , 600 kinds , bottom pi lets ; box
umi > le tor dime. Campaign hupply company ,
81 Arch Street. IJoston. Mii * . J MJll
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL AN AHTICLU
needed In etery home , KVOJ money to huntleri.
lloout * . Crountt block. J-M7U U *
AOHNTS WANTHI ) .
( ContlnuK ! .
AOBNTS. MAKE ROO TO JROO A DAY INTRO
duclnjr the "Comet , " the only $1 00 snap * ho
camera made ; the sreatest * ller of the cen
turyj Rencrnl nnd local nEftitn wnntert nil o\ *
the world , cxclu < he territory , write today fn
( emu nd ramplte. Alken-Oleoton Co , N ! R
La Crosdc , WIs. J M678 15
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK POI
us day or c\enlnpr nt their honiei , nice , plena
nut work , no rnn\n slnK. Experience nut nt-c
trnry. We pnj salary Enclose stnn p f r I nr
tlrulnrn. Standard Mfg. Co. , 142 W. ZSrd H.
New York , J
SALISiMEN , JS.OO A DAY ; NO CANVASSING
no delltrrlex ; no collection" ; sample * frrs
side line or exclusive. Mfrs , 3941 Maikct st ,
I'hlln. . J
AGENTS EVEItYWHERE CAN MAKE IM
menro profits , Our nummer tprclaltles , Ju
nut , fell nt sight. Write for catalogue ful
'nformntlon fcample lOc , Aluminum No\cl
ty Co , 335 Ircnd ) ny , New York J
A013NTS MAKE 100 TO 300 PER CI3NT ON GUI
25c article , every horfc owner must have one
or more , pclln on merit , no talking : exclusive
territory. V. Hunter Co. , Racine , Wl * . J
SE " 'EM JUMP ? AGENTS HANDLE "T\IK \
bug on the platform" Heel cnmimlgn novelty
out , nitnplr , K'c. ' benrs Jcvvelrj Cn , 22'i Deir-
born , Chicago. . '
AGENTS MAItn" $35 WEEKLY SELLING"otMl
lllg Six nnd other tpeclnltles. Hlg prollts ,
iiulck fcnles , steady emplojnient , termi , pirtlcu *
lars , terrllor > free. Central Supply Co , Cin
cinnati , Ohio J
" " "
WANTED ! AGENTS STLL IIRYAN "Jt"Mc"
Klnlcy In colllns Illg profits , qilltk sctleiii ,
samples Ccts. E ; i-chloss , 144 Monroe ft , . Chi
cago. J 733-13 *
WANTED-AdENTS ; GOOD HI'STLER CAN
make 20 W.J.1 W per week ; T > 00 deposit rc-
itulicd for KiitnpleH , 417 Dec Hulldlnu.
J JI752 14 *
AGENTS TO HELL THE VICTOR * M EAT T-13N"-
diicr ; pat. July , 1S50. Not n pounder. Makes
meat Under In n minute. Illi tst * eller out ,
sample by mall , Me. Charles E. llontc Ac
Co , . Cincinnati , O. J 703 13 *
AGENTS TO SELL GOODS ; HIO SELLER ,
sil.iry or commli-olon , sample r > c In Mumps
Nn\Llt > Mfg. ARinc ) , 115 E. Klnrle St. ,
Chicago. J .04 13 *
AGENTS WANTED-l-REE SAMPLE ; MOST
useful campaign novelty out , nil tcnltory
new , ad will not appear again , catch on
qulilt. Political Map Co. , Trenton , N. J.
J-70J 13 *
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL THE INDELI-
hlc Check Perforator , rt lulls J" > 00 , large com-
nilfslon Wesley Mfg Co. , 41 Pnik Ilinv. Ni-w
York. J 701 1 ! *
\GENTS WANTED , TOR "COMPLETE GOLD
and Silver Coinage Laws" Clinches nrgu-
mvntH regarding coinage laws. Nonpaitl-aii
Sells to all Ten editions sold llrst month
Send 25 centH for sample and term" . Rand ,
McNally S. Co. , ChlcnRo. J 700 13 *
WA.VrUIITO HUNT.
WANTED , A rt'RNISHED HOUSE PROM OCtober -
tober until July , or longer ; reply Clifford W.
Smith , 1320 Parnam st. K 878
WANTED AHOUT THREE UNPt'RNlSHED
rooms with private faintly , steam or furnace
heat and bath accommodations within eas )
walking distance of new postolllcc , for light
housekeeping by > oung couple with good refer
ences. Answer at once , stating price and full
nirtlculnra , W , 35 , Hec office K 5S8 13
WANTED , 2 t'NPURNlSHED ROOMS IXR )
light housekeeping , within walking distance of
P. O Address \ \ 04 , Hco olllcc. K COO 13 *
I WILL PAY $2000 TO J25IX ) A MONTH POR
a well built , modern , covon-room hou e within
easy walking distance of business portion of
to\vn. Addiess W CO , Hec. K 74J 14 *
WANTED IIY MAN AND WIPE , HOARD AND
room In private family ; willing to pay good
price for suitable place , W 09 , Hee.
K M743 13 *
WANT HOARD AND TWO ROOMS ; ONE
huge and une small , for mjtclf , wife and
daughter , within walking distance of the Hec
building , state price per month ; no attention
paid to iinswerR not stating price. Address
_ 'W. J.'j ; Hee olllcc. K M758 14 *
YOUNG MAN DESIRES NICE ROOM , PRI-
\nte family , with access to piano. Addn&s
W CO , lice ofllec. K 7C.2 13
STOUAOn.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
908-910 Jones. General storage and forwarding.
M-3S1
OM. VAN & . STORAGE , 1415 PAR'M TEL 1519.
K-3S2
WA.vrnn TO JIUA- .
WANTED TO RENT OR 11UY CORN CRIUS
In eastern Nebraska or western Iowa on line
of railway ; state location , capacity and terms.
Address Albert Wilson , Room 42 , Itnllroid
building , Denver , Colo. N M7C7 15 *
FOR SALE FUIIXITUIIU.
FOR SALE. S-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE ,
and house for rent ; all modern improvements
and first class neighborhood anil cheap rent.
No trades. Address U C7. Uee. O 272
FOR SALE HORSES AXI ) AVAGOXS.
DURAI1ILITY TALKS. CARRIAGES , HUGGIES
phaetons , bottom prices. A. J. Simpson. 1409
Dodge. P 384
3 HUGGIES , J2J TO JCO : 4 PHAETONS , FROM
J35 to | 75. 2 purrcys. JCO to J90 ; 4 family : ar-
r npei > . IM to $12"i ; 2 new open road wair i.s
t-S l > > ummond Carrlttgo Co. , ISUi and a.irnij
V M370 S38
OR SALE , A TEAM OF I1LACIC CARRIAGE
hoises can be ECCII at 2204 California st.
st.P
P 405
STYLISH CITY CARRIAGE TEAM , I'REE
goers , good stock , half price and part trai
1' . O. Ilex 478. * p 703 13' '
FOR SAIiU MISOHLLAMSOUS.
1EST HARDWOOD HOG AND CHICKEN
fence ; also "all wire. " C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas.
Q-3S5
FOR SALE. STOCK FIXTURES AND MA-
chlnery of the Consolidated Coffee Co , 1414
Hnrney St ; at private Bale. Auction Sept.
22nd of what remains unsold. Call for list and
prices , also manufacturing building and line
lots on track 2Sth and Dojd Sts. , Omaha.
J. H. Dumont , Receiver. Q 438
FOR BALE CHEAP ! HANDSOME OFFICE
wardrobe , good letter press nnd stand , revolv
ing de k , chair and olllce chairs. Apply at
Room 303 , N. Y. Life JJldg Q MCCO 13
A FINE CHICKmUNG UPRIGHT PIANO ,
only J165 00. Fine Stone K Co upright , J145
Some other uprights , J110.00. PlanoH to rent
Win. H. Schmoellcr & Co. , 318 McCague bldg.
742
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. MARY FRITZ , CLAIRVOYANT. 821 N.
ICtli. B M447 10 *
1IATIIS , ETC.
IISS AMES. VAPOR DATII8 , MAfiSAGE OT
S. 13th St. , room 3. T MODS O7 *
IRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE PARlors -
lors ; refreshing and curative ; don't fall to
call 417 S , llth st , , upstairs. T MCC5 15 *
IME. SMITH , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET , 2D
Moor , room 5 , massage , steam , alcohol and
sulphurlne baths. T 754 1'J
PERSONAL.
HSS VAN VALKENIIURG DESTROYS PERmanently -
manently by elictrlclty eupernuous hair , moles ,
wurts , etc. Room 416 , N , Y , Life llldg ,
U 387
nOSTON DRESS CUTTING ACADEMY ,
wanted , 100 ladles to learn system. Mrs a ,
Shelter , room 303 , Karbach blk , U 113S8
IUPTUHE CURED , NO PAIN , NO DETKN-
tlon from business ; we refer to hundreds of
patients cured. O. E. Miller Co. , 807 N. Y ,
Life bulldlne , Omaha , Neb. U 389
AVH MONEY IIY GOING TO DR. SEYMOUR
for } our dental wcrk ; half rates next thirty
da > s. 835 North 24thjt , U-M1S1-S22
lATHS , MAbSAr.E. MME. I'OST , 319V4 S. 10TH ,
U-2CO
' 1AVI. HOME TREATMENT FOIl UTERINE
troubles. Phvtlclan In attendance. Consulta
tion or health book free , 340 Hie bldg ,
U--3M
F JOSEPH T. ML'RR IS STILL ALIVE WILL
he send his address to his sitter. Emma Thorp
Glover , Frultvale , California. Mother Is very
sick and wants to hear from you. Is In Phlla-
delphla. U-CC8-13 *
-ADIES TAKEN DtrRING CONFlNEMKNTj
competent nurtee und physicians In cliurne ; In
fants adoptetl. Mrs. McOmber , KW Giirtleld
ave. , Kuneus City , Mo. U M o 13 *
'O INTRODUCE MY WORK HERE I w'lLL
pleat arcordl-ui fklrts for 11.75 for 15 days
only. 204 Douglas block. U MW4 13 *
KUSONAI.T-8UFFERER8 OF DYKPI-n'SIA
and Indigestion , bend for free samples of Prrs-
ton's Antl-d ) peptlo Tubleta. Mulled to any
one. Our tablets will permanently and tpecdlly
cure any care of stomach troubles. The I're -
ton Chemical Co. , Cincinnati. O. U
MAKE MONEY IIY SUCCESSFUL SPECULA ,
tlon ; tend for our free KUlde , "How to Specu
late on Hiiuill Capital In Grain und blocks ; "
goad fcervlce guaranteed. CoimUock , Coates &
Co. . Rlalto HUlg. , Chloogo. U
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR \\RITE FOR FREE IN
formation how to remove hair permanently
without slightest Injury to > kln ; superior to
clectrla medic. Curtis Co. , U6 } : nj slrtet ,
Chicago. U
)
OPPORTUNITY TO ItECOME LA\\
ful phjslclans. MtHfico1001 \ \ Concrr K St
Chcngo. V 722-13
vrn < mrsTLA na 4 TO i
Inches nt home , wild Ir Ormvn > 'pi Ilust Tnb
lolds , nt trilling crt t : ll.CO for a. enft we cnn
not , thofc lUvelopWl'lh past 12 > enrs rrov
'tis permnnent , real < M Tacts 4c , ptampf. Con
way Specified Co.i 1831 Tremont St , Ho ton
SInrr. U 723-13 *
A LADY DRAWING FIRST I-REMU'M ON
point lace nt fnlrwoilld take pupils , nUo
few more pupils in I'ronch , terms renponnble
W 64 , Hec , IH U76S 13 *
WIVES AND MOTHKIlfl !
Drunkenness cnn 1m wired without patient
knowledge , will fend rtcelpt tit ? to the p who
need It Address nlth'ittnmp ' Mrs. Mn > Haw
kins , lock box 131 , lUriind Rnplds , Mich.
' I ! 70J 13 *
MOMJV TO IOAHEAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 313 N Y L
Quick money nt low rates for choice farm loins
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska
W 391
CITY LOANS. C A STARR , MS N. Y. LIFE
W 3.12
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Hrennan , Love Co , Paxlon block
W-3M
LOANS ON IMI'ROVT : ! ) & t'NLMPROVEI ) CIT\
property. W. Farnatn Smith S. Co. , 1320 Fnmam
W-3 4
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW R VTES THE
O F. Davis Co , 1505 Fnrnnm ft W 315
LOANS , LOW RATES , 1REY , 901 N. Y. LIFE.
W-M2-b9
FROM MOO UP , F. D. WEAD , 16 A : DOUGLAS.
W 243-S25
MO.M2Y TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
MONET TO LOAN ON FURNITURErT'IANOS
herpes , wngons , etc. ; at lowest rate In city ,
no removal of goods , strictly confidential ; ) ui
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
306 So. ICtli St ,
X 396
MONEY TO LOAN. 30 W M DAIS ; FURNIture -
ture , pianos , etc Duff Green , room 8 Knrker blk
X 317
RUSIXESS UHA.XJES.
FOR SALE , AHOUT 2,000 LUS. MINION TYPE.
700 Ibs. agate , ICO pnlr two-third cases , 4 (
double Iron stands for two-third cases. This
material was used on The Omaha Hee nnd is
In fairly good condition. Will be sold cvn |
In bulk or In quantities to suit purchaser.
Apply In person or by mall to The Itee Pub
lishing Co. , Omaha , Neb. Y 711
} 8S AVERAGE WEEIO/Y NET INCOME WlTH
} 250 Invested ; safe conservative , nro-pcuus ,
proofs free. F. Daly , 1293 Droadwny , New
York. Y-92S-S154
sl 'ECt'LATE JUDICIOUSLY AND YOU CAN
make monuj , excellent facilities for handling
large or small orders In stocks , cotton , grnlr
and provisions , bent book published and dal ! >
review of mirkets sent fiee , member Chicago
Hoard of Tinde 18 sears. Robt , H , Kelly
Co 228 Ln Salle Street , Chicago. Y
STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR
pile , ns follows : Groceries JidO phoes , $100 ,
dry goods , SI , 200. hats and caps ; i:5 ; ilxtures ,
(200 , all good clear stock , being In a good town
Will take 40 per cent cash , balance In good
clear properly. Address W C6 , llec. Y 730-13
FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS RESTURANT.
lunch and short order one block south depot ;
will pell at a bargain. Mrs Me. I loom- Iowa ,
Ilex 570. Y M725-15 *
_
AGENTS MAKE 30 00 TO $75 00 WEEKLY
helling "Free blUer Politico ! I'ii7 le. " Sample
lOc postpaid. Addrefs The Puzzle Co. , Dept
D , room 801 Pontlno bldg , , Chicago
Y 703 13 *
AVERAGE PROFITS WITH $100 INVEST-
mcnt. May 1'idO ; June , ( ; S20 , Jul > , $1 240 Send
for particulars. Rice & Co , 119 Denrbotn
Bluet , Chicago. ' Y 707 13
1:00 THE PROHLHM SOLVED. HOW TO
play the races nnd m ike profitable lurf In
vestments. I et us Rive > ou a helping hand to
the royal road of wealth. Gather > our portion
of the golden harvest. Last ear's average
more than $1,200 per month. Conden & Co ,
Clinton bldg , Covlngtonj K > . Y 70G 13 *
NOTICE WE ANALYZE All KINDS OP SOLIds -
Ids and liquids nnd furnish working formulas
for mamifnelurlng ; circular free. New York
Chemical Laboratory , 107 East 27th nt . New
York. Y774 13
FOR EXCIIAXOE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LAND OR
merchandise , $4,000 stoclc Implement jobbing
house. Address V. C. M . Bee olllce , Council
Bluffs. , „ , Z-871
WE EXCHANGE FA1W8 , STOCK RANCHES
nnd city property ; send \n \ dCEcrlpllon of what
jou have to tradejnow Is a good time to get
hold of Onnha property. Hicks' Real Estate
Agency , New York Life Uldg. , Omahn.
Z MC59 13
WANTED , STOCK OF GENERAL MERCTIAN-
dlsc to exchange for a farm ; $3 OCO 00 to J" 003 00.
Henry C. S.mlth , Falls City , Neb. Z 732 13
WANTED , FARMS TO EXCHANGE FOR
stock of gcnernl merchandise \alucd nt $6,01000
to $7.000.00. Henry C. Smith , Falls City. Neb
55-732 T3
OR EXCHANGE , GRIST MILL IN ILLS ,
water power , $3,00000 , clear ; will exchange for
farm and pay difference. Henry C. Smith ,
Falls City , Neb. K-732 13
FOR SALD OR EXCHANGE ; ENTIRE GAS
plant or half Interest In same , In good growing-
western city , doing a good business , would
take No. 1 Improved farm , with cattle In part
payment. Address W 68 Hee olllce. X 731 13
FOR EXCHANGE , CORNER I/T IN HBD
ford place on 31st St. , for southern , California
property , or will sell. Chapman 1324 East 9th
Los Angeles , Cal. X-M72C-I4 *
WANTED TO TRADE AT ONCE. LIGHT DE-
llvery team , 950 Ins each , for good driving
horee Apply 2il3 C.IBS st / 73C 13 *
"WILL EXCHANGE A GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO
for board nnd room. Address W C5. Hee.
K 7CO 13 *
FOR SALK REAl. ESTATI3.
IF YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE FINE VAcant -
cant property , cheap lots or houses and lots ,
for cash , or on very easy terms , do not fall
to see the Fidelity Irust Co. , southeast corner
of Hoc building Their list Is large and they
recommend nothing but bargains. Ro-rM97I
FOR SALE , CHEAP , BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
0 rooms ; summer kitchen , hard and soft
water ; good brick cellar , lot 35x127 ; cast front ,
part cash ; balance 6 per cent , 940 N. 25th
btrcet. RE 393
OUR UEST BARGAINS INCLUDE SIX-ROOM
modern cottage , new , within walking dlttance ,
for $2OCO.
An 8-room cottage , one of the finest lots In
Omaha , COxlC5 , natural Khadc , barn , etc , 53,000
Irand new C-rim in cottage In Avondnle park ,
bath , electric lighting , something line for a
little money ,
n vacant lots have a beautiful MR. lot C blocks
from the High tchool for JMW. und
One of the choicest residence lots In the city
of Omaha , nspialt pavement , natural shade ,
unoxcelk-1 neighborhood , 51,300.
, lttle cash required to take any of the above.
Call and examine our ll l. Fidelity Trust com
pany , b. E , cor , Pie bid ; HE 717-13
A FEW BARGAINS THIS WEEK :
Choice ncre lot , nhnde trees , etc. , $4M.
Two nice cottages , beautiful lot. J3.7M ) ,
Modern 9-room house , only $4bJO. (
> lce house and lot , Hunscom Place. $2,800.
room cottiiee , choice location , $2,200 ,
: holce 10-acre tract , paved street , } 2. H3
loufe and lot , near fair grounds , $ uo.
landsome lot , 3-d andiDodite Btreets , only $1,250
HICKS ,
- 505 N , Y , Life Bldg.
RE MC5S 13
ABSTRACTS. THE UYRON REED COMPANY.
. HE 338
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 912 N. Y ,
Life. , RE 903-818 *
TnilB IS A SNAP
lots Military ave. , nrar Hamilton ft , , and a
lot on We t Leuvcnworth , all for JoOO.
, W. Robblns , Ifctn and riirnntu sis
I1U M733 ; 2
FOR BALE , 6 MILES NORTH OF OMAHA , 100
acres with first clus buildings system of water
supply , about 30 acre * In applts , cherries ,
grapes und pmall fnilm , balance farm land and
natural timber , will lia sold ut u bargain on
easy terms. Address WE7 , , Uee. RE 724-11 *
DA.NCI.NO bCIIOOL.
MOHAND'H NOW OPEN TOR LADIES' OKN-
tlemen , children and pjUuteIue es. Tor par
ticulars und terma pleuse call , 1510 Harney st.
| C89 on
_ j _ _
lUILDI.Vr AM > I.OA.N ASSOCIATIONS.
SIIAHKS IN MUTUAL L 4. n. ASS'N PAYS 6.
7 , 8 per cent when 1 , S , 3 years old ; always re
deemable , 1704 Karnam st , Nat linger. Sec.
403
_ _
IOW TO OET A HOME Oil SECUIIB GOOD
Interest on savlnm1. Apply to Omaha , L. & II
Ass'n , 1704 rarnam. a , M. Nattlnccr , Sec.
404
LOST.
'
LOST-SMALL ULACK I'AT FEMALE DOQ .
answers iminti "Nle ; ' reward. The Hillside ,
UlhBnd Uodue. 710 I3
\V1IITB AN1 > YKLLOW ST. IIEHNAIU )
don ; leather collar , lull sheared. Tor reward
call at 1)0 ! ) ! N. Sbth t. , or telephone 11.76.
SHORTHAND AMI TIPKWUIT1NO.
A. C VAN SANTS SCHOOL , CIS N. T. LIFE
400
AT OMAHA UUSLNnSS COLLEGE , 16TH ANt
Doiiglns. MtK S2J
IniSS3IAICI.N ( ! .
MItS A HIOE HAS HEMOVED HEIl DHCSS.
making from Sheetcy block to 1703 Douxlni
MCI7 IS
'Aciir.D. rixisiD u :
paired , matlrrs es mnde nnd renovnteil Tr >
Wnlkln , 2111 Cumins , tel. 1111 fOS-
I'AAVMIUOICnUS.
H. MAU6\V1TZ L6ANS TONEY7418 N 10 ST.
409
MiilCIIA > T T.VII.OH.
MAX 1X30EL , MintCIIANT TAILOH AND
stcnm dearer , will leinovc to bn-emcnt under
aerman SavlnRs bank , Scptcmbir 1st. tcl 197
: r -S-27
YHKINCY.
CAPTAIN P. MOSTYN. DETECTIVE AGENCY ,
nil dclcctlvo work cnretully and promplly nt-
tended to ; ? 10 Knilncli block , Oimihn , nnd M6
Iloanokc llldR , Chicago. MCCS Octl
MUSIC , AltT AMI L
ELOCUTION , 1 HYSICAIj CULTURE , MRS. W.
N. Dorvvnrd , C23 N. 19th. Culling * from tlnnd.
nnl nulhors. M5'J4-IS
aEOHQE P. OELLENUECIc ! HANJO AND
BUllar teacher. R , 412 Uee Dhls. Tcl ! J8
100
A PINE CltlCKERINa UI'UIOIIT PIANO.
piil > I6' , 00 , line Mono { "o uprlRlit , JI45W ,
pome other uprights , $110 to , planoit In rent
William II. Schmoller A ; Co , 31S McCngue
IJldlf. 742 -
MIIHCAI * .
LADIES ! CHICIIESTER'S E.NOLISII PE.NN\-
llnjnl pllln ( Ulamond brand ) nro Ihe besl.
Snfe , reliable. Take no olher. Stnd 4o olamps
for parllculnrp "Itellef for Indies , " In letter
by return mnll At drucrlMs. Chlchester
Chcmlcnl Co. , Philadelphia , Pa. Menllon llee
THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY ? 1&52 DOt'OIAH
ht. . never falls In dlpenses of women ; gives
prompt relief without dangerous opnntimm ,
! 5 Jenrs' experience. 75521 *
FINANCIAL ,
NOTES , STOCKS , KONDS , MORTOAOE
vvnrninls , life Insurance policies loans on nr
bought. W 1' . Holdcn , P O. box 2J7 Omaha
Neb
iioiisics 1'A.sTuitnn.
HORSES "pASTUlTED , 76C I'TR"jtONTII. T.
Munnv M110-S-21
AMI
NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD , WHITE AND
Davis Sewluir machines. Olllce 1514 Cnpltol ave.
M2JO S2I
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves II1U11L1NGTON & MO UIVEIl lArrlves
OmahaUnlon | Depot , lOtn & Mason Sti | Omaha
S:15am Dcnvei Express . . . .7 , . , . 3.3am
t.Soiiin.IJlk Hills. Mont. U I'ugct bud. Ex. t.Ojimi
4:3" : > ] ) m Denver Express ( . > 5iiii |
7:0oi > m .Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . . 743pm
. . .Llncom Local ( except Sunday..l/.30am
2:55pm..l'ast : Mall < for Lincoln ) -lally. . ,
Leaves ( CHICAGO. nUKLINQTON & . Q lArilves
OmnhaUnlon | Depol , lOlh R. MaEon Sis ( Omaha
5:00pm Chicago Vcsllbule 8.00am
9:4Snm : Chicago Express 4:15i : > m
7:50pm..ChlcnRo and Sl Louis Express. . 8 00am
llUOniu I'uclnc junction Local C.lOpm
Fast Mall 2.50pm
Leaves ( CHICAGO. Mil * & ST. PAUL [ Arrives
OmnliqUnlon | Depot , 10th & Ma6onSl _ j Omaha
C:20pni : Chlcnpo Limited 7TT.T 8:0'am :
ll:00am..Chicago Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 3.25pm
Leaves ( CHICAGO & NOnTIIWEST'N.lArrlves
OmahaUnlon | Depol , JOlh & Mason Sla ( Omaha
10 BSam 7..Eastern Express | 3:10pm :
4:45pm : Vesllbuled LImllcd B'4Spin
Cl6pm ; fit. Pnul Express 9.30am
5:40am : St. Paul Limited t.05pm
7'30ftm..Carroll & Sioux City Local..IlrlOpm
C.30pm Omaha Chicago Special S.OOiun
. . . . . . . Missouri Vnlley Local. . . . „ . 9 30im
"
Lenvcs ( CHICAGO , n .1. & PACIPIC.IArrlves
OmahaUnlop | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. I Omaha
E \ST.
lOMBam..Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 5.35pm
7.00pm Night Express 8:15am :
4.COpm..Chicago Vesllbuled Limited . . . l:35pm :
4 EOnm. . . St. Paul Vtsllbiiled Llrrlled . . lVinm ;
WEST.
6.45pm.Oklahoma & Texas Ex. ( ex. Sun..10.3T.ain
1:40pm : Colorado LlmlUM I 00pm
Leaves I C. , ST P. , M. & Q. JArrlves
OmahaDcpot | _ , I5th nnd Webster Rts. I Omaha
815am. ; . . . Sioux Clly Accommodation 8 OOpm
12:30pm..Sioux : City Lxprets lex. Sun ) . . .ll S5im
Cl5pm ! Sl. P.-iulLimllea _ 9lOim !
Leaves i r.T b & MO VALLEY. ( Arrives
Omnlinl Depol , 15in und VVebEierSls. I Omaha
3.00pm rasl Mall and Express . . . . 6.00pm
3 00pm.ex. ( Sat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex Mon ) . D.OOpm
7 50am..Fremont Local ( Sumlajs Only ) ,
7 rnim..Noriulk Expre-s ( ex Sun ) 10 2inm
. . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Express 9 IQan.
Leaves ] K. C. , St J. & C. II. j Arrives
OnmhaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sla | Omaha
9 05am Kanpas'Clty Day Express , . . . 6:10pm :
10-COpm.IC. C. Night Ex. via U P. Trans 6-30uin
Leaves I MISSOURI PAflPIC. ( Arrives
Omalm | _ Depot , 15th and Webster Sis. ( Oinahi.
3:30pm : . .Nebraska ft Kansas Limited ,12:23pm :
0:30pm : Kansas Clly Express C.OOam
300pm. ; . . .Nebraska Local ( ex. Bun ) . . . . 8.00am
Le"aveT ] SIOUX CITY & PACIPIC. [ Arrtve"s
OmahaDepot ) _ , 15th nnd Webster Sla. | _ Omahn
C:15prr. : St. Paul Limited B10am ;
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACiricI lArrlvcs
OmnhaUiilon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sla [ Omaha
6:40am : St. Paul Passenger lUlOpm
7-30am Sioux City Passenger , 9.05pm
S:55pm : St. Pnul Limited 0-ouii
iTeaVesl UNIoTTPATfriC JATrlves
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LObT TIIHIIt LIVKS PAIl OUT AT SKA.
Pivo Wc-Il Known Mn Plnil ( irnvt-H nl
till' Holtum of tin1'iirlllf. .
SBATTL13 , Sept. 12. There Is llttlo doubt
that W. S. Anderson and D. McDonald , the
ormor a traveling mnn and the latter
brmerly of San Francisco , but presumably
recently of Tacoma , were drowned about 150
miles north of Vancouver , H. C. , August 20 ,
or thereabouts.
At the time the wreck was discovered
hero was a package In It addressed to Miss
McFarland of Seattle. This person proves
o bo Mlsa Dottlo McFarland. Anderson
iad known her and Jier sister for several
years. A short tlmo before he left Seattle
o set out on his crulao for Victoria ho
called on Miss McFarland and said lie would
send her some shells. She never heard from
ilm until the announcement of his death ,
vhlch was made yesterday Anderson came
lore from New York originally , Previously
IB hud lived at St. Louis ,
OALIFOHM.V.S WIM2 CHOI * IS SHOUT.
Inil Went her CiilH Ilies AtrriiKu Vliit-
IIHTl' III Two.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 12. The vintage
of 1896 Is already well under way In Fresno ,
iladelra , Yolo and Sacramento counties , and
will bo commenced next week In early
ocalltles In the bay counties. Heavy frosts
n May , followed by other unfavorable
climatic conditions , caused couluro In all
ectlons , to that the jleld will bo much
below the normal of 16,000,000 gallons of
dry wine , Present estimates range from
5,000,000 to 7.000,000. Better -weather for
he vintage than that which now prevails
could not be desired , and on Its continuance
depends , in a largo measure , the quality
of the wine of 1S9G. Some vvlno makers are
offering only $18 a ton for grapes , but no
lurchases at that price are reported , On
ho other hand many sales have been made
at from $20 to | 25 , the latter flguro for thn
holcest varieties.
ANUiiMHliiiiteil ID UN | Clerk.
BOSTON , Sept. 12 , Bernardo Ambrosoll.
ho proprietor of tbe famous Italian res-
auratH hero , was assassinated by bis clerk ,
harles 0. Baclgalupo , today , Uaclgalupo
a Insan * .
WANDERERS'OF THE OCEAN
Derelict Vessels that Monaco tty Oem
morco of the Sens.
STRANGE STORIES OF THEIR VOYAGE
Alinniloiicil nnil Alone 'I In * ; Some
time * Drift for t cnri Unlr n Hun
dred of tlieVtfiit Craft T IN-
Inpr A IMP ut on the Atlantic ,
( Copjright , 1W. by the S. S MeCluro Co )
Tlie nlfilit wnscry dark nntl tliu spray
tofscil tip by the Iron prow of llio Yucatnn
was tinged with n pliorcsccnt slow. The
captain lilinscK linit taken the station on
the ship's bridge nnil WAS Ra liiR Into the
darkness tlmt shut down like a heavy cur
tain all about Suddenly nn object blnrkor
than the nlRht loomed Ui | befoio us. Sllcn
as denth without u light It looked llko a
thing of cv II , a huge engine of dcstructloi
hurled at us from the depths of the nigh
by some mighty Invisible force. Whatever
the object was It was bearing directly dovvi
upon the Yucatnn and the captain's order
came sharp anil quick.
"Hard iipoit tliercl"
Vnr down below the cnglnect's bcl
jingled nnd the prow ot the bli ; Iron vessel
Hko the head of n faithful steed , swcrvoi
nvvny to the side. There was a sharp , shrll
sound , half human , as the big , black hull
gra/ed the bow of the Yurntnn , jarring hoi
ever so slightly , nnd then staggered nvvny
Into the darkness whence It came.
"It's only a derelict , nn abandoned ves
sel. " snld the captain as ho turned to go
below.
Only n derelict , hut the words shook
the nerves ot every mnn on board the Yu
catan ns ho reall/od how close the blji ship
had been to possible destruction
Though these deserted vessels mo fre
iiucntly met with the sight Is nhvnjs ni
uncanny one. The spectacle of the shl |
whoso tnll innsts but n few weeks before
perhaps , towered nbo\e the woikmcn on
some busy wharf , now hnlf dismantled
wholly deserted , driven hither and thither
l destined to find Its resting place on
some rocky shore or in the grassy Sarngotsa
suggests a gruesome thought It Is llki.
coming across n solitary , nnmnilceil tomb li
the heart of ( lie wide desert
There nio many of these weird craft half
n hundred or moie tossing about on the
Atlantic now , and almost every one benrs
with It some mystery an umulttcn chapter
In the great unwritten history of the sea
The careers of some few of them are knnw.ii
for It Is n part ot the work of the United
States Hydiographlc otllce to keep track of
these wandoicis. The task Is not nn ensy
one , but the method by which It Is , to n
degree , carried out Is simple enough
THACIN'O DKIU3LICT VOYAGES.
All shippers nro c\pccted to report any
derelict \cssels they may meet with to the
hjdrogrnphlc office on their anlvnl In port
giving the exact latitude nnd longitude In
which they were observed , their condition
nnd any other nscertalnable facts about them
This report Is compared with the existing
iccords of the ofllce to learn If possible
whether the ship has boon reported before
It her full description Is given this Is not
dllllcult , but If only a meager description Is
furnished It Is not so easy. An attempt Is
made to Identify her with some \essel al
ready on tlie list , nnd If the oulccrs arc satis
fled that she is Identical with some vesse
of which they already have record they mail
down her position nnd the course she has
followed since the last previous time slit
was rcpoitcd. If the vessel is one that has
not been heard from before the position only
with her probable dilft , Is recorded. Charts
showing the position nnd course of all knovvi
deiellctH are published every month , atu
whenever one of them gee * ashore or Is de
strojed that fact is published In the marl
time reports.
Some of the derelicts that have travclei
In one of the great ocean hlghwajs have
been reported at Intervals of every feu days
so that it has been possible to map out their
courses accurately nnd to keep almost ns
complete a record ot tholr voyages ns cnn
be gatheied from the log-book of the trim
mest of merchantmen , The story of one
such wanderer , as It Is called fiom the drj
records of the hydiogrnphlc olllce , Is ns full
of melancholy Interest as the life history of
some poor human wreck buffeted about on
the rough sea of human existence and at
last cast up on some deserted shoal to find a
forgotten resting place.
STUUCIC BY A BLIZZARD.
The three-masted schooner , \V. L. White ,
owned by A. ! ' . Ames of Kockland , Mo. , ami
loaded with lumber cleared fiom New York
on Jlarch 11 , 1S8S She bad Just fairly
stnrted on her Journey and was off Dela
ware bay , nbout eighty miles southeast of
the Absecon light , when she was struck b >
the memorable bll/zard of Jlarch 13 , 1SS8 ,
which broke in all Its fury over Now York
City nnd the Atlantic coast. The storm
made short work of the W. L Whlto and
sent n heavy sea rolling over her that
washed away two of the crew and forced
the others to nbnndon her. The schooner
was In storm rig with only a portion of her
sails sot and the crew left In such hnsto that
they had barely time to set the ensign union
down , nt her foremast to Indicate that she
was an abandoned vessel. Then they pulled
away in the long boat ando \ \ schooner ,
with no master savu the caprices of wind
nnd current started on what proved to be
n long Tind lonely voyage. Under the in
fluence of the Inshore current nnd the noitli-
wcst gala the drifted away to the south
ward until she struck the gulf stienm when
she turned cast agnln. The first vessel to
bring the news of the White repotted that
on March 31 , they had passed the'derelict
about twelve degrees east of the spot where
hho had boon abandoned. The top of her
foremast had boon broken off , hut her other
masts wcro Intact , with portions ot the sails
still clinging to them. The boat was well
up out of the water and seemed still to bo
In good condition. By April 17 she had
traveled another ten degrees and had np-
imrently encountered no difficulty , for her
foremast was broken off at the deck and she
was much lower In the water. The main
and mlzzen masts still towered llko gaunt
arms ubovo the deck.
A LONG VOYAOR
By thp beginning of Mny the schooner
iiad travelseil about l.f.OO miles and was
making fnlr progress toward the other
side of the Atlantic , nut here In mid-
ocean her European voyage was suspended
and for six months she drifted about
within a radius of a few degrees , lying
llrectly In the pathway of the ocean
Iners , a conttnnt menace to her sinter
ships and reported every few days by
ono of them , All tills time she was go
ng from bad to worse , too. Ily May 24
icr deck was awash and had been stove In.
Two weeks later the top of her mainmast
mil been broken off. On Juno 21 only the
stumps of the main and mlzzen masts re
mained , allowing jagged and splintered about
ten feet above the deck. Still she drifted
> ack and forth , now carried eastward by ono
current until she was almost free to resume
icr voyage , then snatched back by another
ind forced to renew her weary round , Ily
: he end of August she plainly showed the
effect of her buffi'tlngs and had assumed
: he appearance of a veritable wreck. Her
uroken masts and scarred body were still
plainly visible , but her hull was covered
: o the water line with grass and barnacles
and she \vns thoroughly water-logged , A
nonth Inter the sens wcro going clear over
month she con-
ier , but for still another
limed to toss about In mid-ocean ,
About November 1 the cross currents
flnully released their hold on the Whlto and
she started again for the English coast ,
) urlng the month of November she
raveled another 1,000 miles along the
) eaten track and then turned sharply
away to the northeast , as though she was
ashamed of her disreputable appearance
mil sought to find some obscuru hiding
ilace. For two months longer her voyage
continued , until January 23 , 18S9 Then a
cable message to the HydroKraphlc office
announced that a voyneo of U-e "W. L
White was ended anil that her bulk ,
uenther-bcaten , broken and dismantled ,
md at taut found a resting place on thn
here of Haskelr Uland , one of tlin most
northerly of the Hebrides , and without
row or captain be had made the long
ourney across the Atlantic. She had been
mt almost & year , bad traveled nearly C.OOO j
wl'os ' nnd had been reported forty-flva
times
A KIU.KIl AFLOAT.
Another derelict whose \oyngo was n long
one wns thp Wjcr 0. Sergeant Pho w n
abandoned off the Virginia v-oa t March 31 ,
issu , nnd was last reported December 0.
1S32 , having In the Inteiveiling period of
almost two jeara covered at least 6 500 miles
of ocean. She collided with at le.isl thrco
different vessels , sinking OIIP and InJurlnK
two others and wns responsible for the losa
of n dozen lives
More remaikftblo than cither the Whlto
or the PfirRrant was the rase ot the I'nnlo
L \\onlston. She was abandoned early In
lv'1 ' and vv.iK udilft for nearly four ycnia.
During tlmt time she traveled all over the
Atlantic , lovcrlng a course more than 7,000
miles , long She wns sighted , many limes ,
until she became- known to almost every
Rklppor crossing the Athntlo. Twlio nt-
templs wcro made to burn her. but the der
elict seemed to bcnia charmed llfo nnd the
sailors caini' to look upon her with super
stitious we nnd to tirlleve that Uvns Im
possible to dcstto ) her. She vvns finally
blown up with dvnamlio by one of the small
United States vts-iels sent out by the Navy
department for the puiposc of destrojliiR
any derelicts near the t'nited Stntcs coftst.
Evety cnptnln who has spent many > enrs
on the seas knows half n score of Ktork's ot
derelict vessels and the Incident of the
Yticntnn mentioned at Hit beginning ol thla
article served to call to mind a mimbiT ot
tales nbout thet.0 sen wanderers tvhui It
wns related In the New \ork pilot office
A MISS1NO UREW.
"I reckon the noangcst case that nvcr
occurred nnd the most m > steilmiH derelcct
that ever snllcd the seas was "The Maria
Celeste , ' " said ono grizzled old captain.
"A score of jams me spun nbout her ami
nt least one. novel has been wilt on her
m\sterioiiB riulso , but the plain facts ot
thi ) case aio these :
"The Mnila Celeslo sailed from Now
York October 17. ISTrt , with n cm go ot
splilts for Marseilles. Her captain wn
Ilenjnmln Ilrlggs , a young mnn , but a
tiustworthy sailor , nnd the crow was made
up of all soils , picked up nloug South street.
The enptnin hud been marl led only n short
thin ) nnd took his wife and child along on
the trip. Nothing was heard fiom the
ship after she sailed until December 7 ,
when the ship Del Oaiela ramo ncross her
nbout GOO miles enst of the Western Islands.
The Celeste nppcnied to bo nil right , ex
cept that she was > avvlng about In nn aim
less way , ns though she were travillnp :
without n helmsman. The Del Gnicla put
off to her and found e\erjthing shipshape ,
but not n soul aboard. She was under low
storm cnnvna nnd had not seen nny very
lough weither , for n little oil can BtnmlliiK
on n sowing machine In the cabin had not
been shaken off , nnd other small nrtlclea
were stnndlng on the tables or benches ns
they hnil been left The last entry In the
log book hnil been made on November 21
nnd there had been no tioitblo up to tlmt
tlmo and the crew had ev Idently left In
n hurty , for watches , clothes nnd money
had been left behind Tlu > Del Garcia took
the Celeste In tow nnd carried her to Gib
raltar , wheie the case was reported back
to this city. Captain John Winchester her
owner , went to Gibraltar , took charge of the
ship and sailed her to her distillation Tlmt
was twenty jears ago. Captain Winchester
Is the head ot the firm of John Winchester
& Co. , this city , nnd the Malic Celeste la
still In existence , nnd still. It I am not
mistaken , in seivke. Out fiom that day to
this no word or message of nny kind has
over come from the persons who sailed her
out of New York hnrbor on that October
day. "
ABANDONED IN A HURRY.
The old snlt leaned bnck In his chair
and looked long nnd meditatively at the
celling "Do jou want to know my thcoiv
about the Maria Celeste ? " ho naked nt
length. "I think tint she wns expecting
stormy weather and in prcpailng for It
drifted In close to the cliffs of one of the
Western Islands be'orc her captain knew
vvhnt was the matter. Then , when these
aboard thought ccitnln that she was going
to pieces on the roiks they took to the
ship's boat , abandoning her In the biggest
kind of n hurry. By some strange freak ot
the wind and waters the ship did not strike ,
but got free of the rocks agnln while the
boat with all Its passengers was lost.
"That's only a theory , but to show that
It might have happened that way let mo
tell you of the experience of the North
western , I knew her captain well and ho
told mo the story. It happened some jenrs
ago late in the fall. The weather was
rough nnd rather foggy nnd the Northwest
ern had tied to n swinging anchor ncnr
linker's Island. The wind usually blown
off the island , but sometimes it switches
to the east nnd blows on shore. Thnt hnp-
pcncd this tlmo nnd before these on board
the Northvvestcin knew It she wax churning
nbout right In among the reefers There
vvns no hope then of keeping her oft the
rocks and the crew scrambled lively to get
out of her , expecting every minute to hear
her strike. They got clear away nnd ns
soon ns they had rowed a safe distance lay
to nnd waited to sec what would happen.
Well , they sat theio for hours watching
that old ship play Isaac nnd Josh in among
these breakers nnil straining their ears for
the crash that would tell them she wns
shivered on the rocl.s. But hhe didn't go
ashore nftor nil. After a while the wind ,
veered suddenly again nnil she stood away
and got out of tlmt wilderness of rocks where
no skipper could hn\e nulled her In n thou
sand years without smashing her to kind
ling wood nnd there wasn't n mnrk on her
anywhere.
"When the crew of the Northwestern saw
her rising free again one or two of them
called out that they had seen n miracle nnd
began to thank the Lord Hut as soon as
they saw that the old ship was tn Ing to
glvo them the slip they gave up their pray
ing , set out for her again and tiled to got
aboard. But the ship wus thrashing about
HO that they could not get u | > to her nnd It
was almost twenty-four hours before they
managed to get aboard. It the boat hail
gene down you see the Northvvestein might
have become a second Mnrla Celeste "
"Tho creepiest feeling I c\cr had , " said
another grey-haired skipper , "vvns once
when I boarded an abandoned bark fiom
Alexandria , Egypt. We ran across her
about BOO miles from the American coast.
She appeared to bo In good condition nnd
wo sent off a boat to look her over She
was leaking n little , but had not been
severely injured nnd It vvns not quite plain
why the crow had abandoned her Aban
doned she certainly was , for we found her
as deserted as n totnb , In fact vo found
that shu wns a tomb , for ( die cairled a
cargo of dead men's bones picked up along
the Nile , I shall never forget the feeling
that came over mo when I saw that freight
of death nnd jou cnn bet that we lost no
tlmo In getting nvvny. So far as I know
the vessel's crow waa novcr heard from
and perhaps their bones are now mingled
with those- that made up the cnrgo , In the
bottom of the Atlantic "
"I had an experience a few years ago that
was a little dim-lent from that , but equally
trying to the nerves " said Captain ShookB ,
ono of the oldest of New York pilots , "Wo
were cruising along , nbout 300 miles out ,
when wo saw a hulk ( loafing bottom up.
We put off to her , and us our boat came
alongside I thought that I hoard a munijul
rapping sound on the side of the ship. ThQ
sailors heard It , too , and they wanted to get
away In a hurry I had the hardest kind of
a tlmo to get them to row back , but they
finally did , anil wo broke In the side of the
vessel with an axe There we found two
Norwegian sailors who had been Imprisoned
for over a week , They had been caught
liclow when the hlp foundered and their
comrades had supposed that they were
drowned. Eve-ry day of their Imprisonment
ono or the other of them had kept up thla
tapping on the vessel's tilde In the hope that
omo one would como along and let them
out , It's lucky wo found them when we did
for they couldn't have- lasted much longer.
"Can you Imagine any fate more bor-
rlblo than to be shut up In one of those
levil's craft as the old seamen used to call
them , alone In mid-ocean , unable to call
out for bc-lp or to tell night Tom day.
13 , W. MAYO.
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ache , biliousness , IndlKebtlon and constipa
tion nro cauicd by neglect or by unavoidable
circumstances ; PeWltf * Little Early Illeerp
will speedily cure them all.
TKHililrx In tinllimlniOM "World.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 18. A. H , Warren ,
cotton manufacturer and commission raer- '
chant , assigned today to 0. K , Shunk , Wort
ron was an endorser for J40.000 for I'earce
AtUlns & Co. , who assigned yesterday ,