Nebraska Newspapers

    TJIT3 OMAHA TAlIiY WEE : MONDAY , T)13OBJI1E11 ) 7. 1800.
8PEG1RL NOTICES
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iK'titn for ( lirxc rolninnn
nlll In- nki-ii until liiiilO p. in. , for Mu
ll ml until S | i. in. for Ilu >
1 nnil Hniiiln- ( Million * .
All H Plll ITH ( ll > - PI lHP | ll IK II 1IMIII-
ln-r ' < l < < hi > rl < t ' lm\i nii i i'r ml-
li-i-.Hxnl lo n niiiiiiHTeil Ictti-r in ciro j
if Tin- HIMAnaxvirfc mi uiltlrt'xM'tl j
lie itillvi'r il mi prvxriilliUoM ut ;
tin- < -l : enl > .
I 1-Hr n Moril llrMl lnni'Hlon |
In n ivoril lln-rrnfli-r. Notliluir Inkcn
for II-NN limn xrc fur lhi > llr l InMur-
Illlll , TIlCIC Hllvi-1'llNI'llll-llln IIIIIHt IlL-
run IMIIIXI
WANTIJII M.tl.i :
AN IDEA ; WHO PAN THINK OV
Mniplo tlilnit to potent ? Protect your
tluy may LrlnR yiiu wenltl' . Write Jiihn
Mlmm ft Co. . Dppt. V. , I'ntern Atmrnpys ,
lnRtun. II. C. . for tlitlr 1.MO 1'rlzioffer
nnd a llxl of ! 0 Inventions wanted. ll-SII
VANTii : > . "TlTAVIJMNO HAI.KSMKN KOH
clunrs , old , rollalile house ; cxperlenrc unnceeii.
tnry , exlrn Inducements to cUFloinem ; JT3.00 to
J1M.OO per month nnd expcnci-j. Chnrlea C.
lllshop A Co. , St. Louis.
WANTHD. 8AI.tSMKN : IN nVKHY IM-ACI ! ;
pnlary nnd commission. Tlio Ilnwkii Nursery
Co. . Milwaukee , Win. II-MT4j-I B
GOOD rANVAssnus" " \V"ANTID AT isis
DoiiKlns. Snlnry paid weekly _ llli'SO D2t
iNsUiiANrn on-
EnnlrerK. Omul pay. K. I' . Hocse , 1UH I-nrnam
Btn-et , Omnlin , Neb. l > M9M
Mi.V : AND WOMIJM OUT OI' IJMI'l/miKNT
und vi Illlntc to wnik cnn Icnrn of u permanent
ltuati | n nt KOO.I vtiKen liy writing In 1' . V
II. . box JS1. AllBlntn , Mnlnv. II M91C ! !
A rn\v i.sKiior.Tir : , IHISTI.INO MIN : CAN
Ilinl stonily , iirntltnlilc employment with C. K
Ailntnit Co. . 621 S. ICth et. IJ MO'.S 10
WANTIID , HAMISMAN ; HAI.AIIY 1'AID
weekly ; experience unnccc nry ; iierninnent.
Ilruwn mothers. Co. , Clilcano. II Mi.03-H2'l' '
\VANTI3D7"cANVASSiil. : WITH THAM , IN
every county In Mote ; ta psr cent commission
on snlen , I1W to 110.00 lr l Jay easily. K. II.
Wright i Co. , Ul > > ea , Neb. U-M12S IS * .
DHST OI'I'OHTIJNITY ONVIIAUTH TO I.i\UN
it K ol lnulc , wo tench the Kirlier trft'le thor-
uuitlily In 8 weeks nml K"nrnnUo ntendy ultim-
tlons when through ; cninplrte uutlll of tools
Klven I'nch sluilrnt ; catalogue malli-d freo.
.Molrr's Jlartcr College , 121 N. llth Rt. . St.
Louis. .Mo. 1I-M1S8 D * _
1JY A iToUSK OF LONO STANPINQ AND
pstahllclicd reputation , 23 talesmen , who nre
already on tlif road , nnd cnlllntf on the drug
nnd More trnile , to curry us n side line an
article In grent demand ; tamplp Binall and
comniltdlons IIIIBOJ none but men who lime
nn eftnlillihed trnile nnd nre order-setters
need nn | > ly , confidential If desired. AdilifM
Wallace ft Co. , 8723 llroadway , Cleveland. O.
IJ M1C3 7'
WANTKD--HTUICT. HKMAIII.K AND CAP-
ahlc milesmen to sell complete line of lubrl-
cntliiK oils , Rrciises , palntcr'B supidles nnd
Kiii-elaltlcs. AUdruHs The Sterling HelliilnR Co. ,
Cleveland , O. 1I-JUC2 7 *
AVA.NTI3U K-HMAI.I5 IIHI.l' .
YOU CAN KAIIN OOOD WAGiS IIANDMNO
our Koodn ; we have room for n few Indies.
C. P. Adams Co. . C2I S. 16th fcU C M 37 _
W A NT I : D-A dbo D COO 1C IN SMALL FAMILY.
Cirrman preferred ; Rood wanes ; IK-HI lofi-iences
tenulieil , Inqulie from 2 to C p. m , 131 S. Ut
St. . I57" ?
WANTKD , OIIII. FOU GnNHKAT. IIOUSH
work. In fnmlly of two. Cull 535 South l"Jtli
avenue. C MHO 7
KOIl IlKXT HOUSIJS.
OlISrH IN ALL I'AHTS OF TIIK CITY. TIIK
O. K. Davis Company , 1M > 3 Farnam. 'irH5
nri , IUNI\VA & co. . 103 N. ufh
MODBIIN 1IOUSH3 C. A. STAHR 0 N. Y. , I.I1JE
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVEU
the city. W to M. Fidelity. 1702 Fnrnmn.
HOUSES , WALLACE , UUOWN 1ILOCIC. 1 TI I
nnd Dunning. n si9
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HOUSEU , FllOM J3 III' : LAUGE LIST. Me-
Cn uo investment Co. , lf-05 Dodge olreet.D .
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A UEAUTIFUI/HOME IN LAFAYETTE PLACE :
8-rooma ; all modern ; rpk-ulM condltlun ; nc\ct
liron rented before ; now uffeinl nt u low
lental to tlrst-cl. > ss tenant. Fidelity Trust
Company , 1702 Farnam St. D-S-'J
nous ES. i-ruvf S. G A imN DnosTTsTTFA UNA M
D KO
1-X H RENT. 7-UOOM OUTSiDE FLAT ; NEWLY
papered , modern. Uincu block , Wi S. Ulh.
D-SJS-U.10
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STL'All HEATED UESIDENCE. W13 HAUNEY.
D M9 D-10 *
10-uooxi "MODE IIN liincic. OAK FINISH AND
mantels , rooms on llrst floor niu nil connectet
with laiBo KllJIns doms. Lnruo li.unJry und
cistern. A nominal rent If tnlten by December
31st. Inquire of owner , 1031 S. ZOth Avi > .
D MCG2
_ EIGHT-ROOM MblTEnSTDWELLING. HOT AIR
furnace and l.iumliy In basement ; huso yard
' and iitahlo ; 701 GcoiRla avenue. Apply J. J !
Kelkcnney. Knrb.ich llllc. D M701 D-21
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FOR RENTT812 N. DOTH MODERN
cm house ; K'O per mo. liHiuIre on prcmlsea.
D-S1722
JM NOUTJI 8IVnNTKiNTII. rOUUTKUN
rocnib : ( Hint rooming liouno In city.
D-MTSQ-nM'
roil HHNT-8-UOOM MOUK1IN IJWIU.MNO ,
HL-uly pai > cifd nml jiulnteil Itirouclmut , Irani In
rear , rent 523. Location SM3 DnvcnpDrt at.
W. IJ. Mclklc. Klret National Lank ljulMlnh- .
U-OCi
l-'IVS ROOMS , E31 S. MUD ST.
D-37M1 *
I'UUNISIIED Oil UNFURNISHED NINE-ROOM
house ; 2JIO Webster sticct. l-'rujulrc llurltlej
Printing Co. D i > 0-H
rj SIX-ROOM HOUSE ; COR. TWENTY-
niut Leavi-ntvorth ; prUc , ( IC.CO.
D-SI130 12
rou itixTi.uitxisin-i > HOOMS.
BTEAjfl I E ATED ROOMS. 1011 HAUN'RYi
-3I.D7 1
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DOrilLlTpARLORfli COMPLETE FbllTlOUSlJ
kceiin,7. | COJ N. ISIIl. E M3I1 .S *
FL'RNIKIIED T.OOMS , HGHTlOt'Sl
keeplnir , UI2 S. llth. E lifJ K'
SUITE OF rTtboSlTiOR ] ; GE.VrLESIENT OR
light housekeeping. l"'i No. lllli. E MlCfi 9 *
I'l ltM.'iIlii ) KOO.MS A.M > IIOAUU.
ROOMS WITH OR W1THOU1
boartl ; steam heat nnd nil modern Improvr-
ments ; special low iatc-i for t.ie ulnliT. Mid
land hotel , ICth und Chlrasu. 21. J. Frnnck
prop ) Ictiir. F S37
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FOU RENT. FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
board. Ki Cnllfurnln.trcct. F M5C1 7
icasonable. The Itci.o , IBi'J ' llainey ,
I'-MWI
WAUM IIOOMS AM ) UOAnD t3.50 WUHIC.
CH North liilli. 1
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AUIANY. fill""loiJoKAH : PARLOR SUITE"
other i-uomn ; excellent table. F M151 13
rtFllNlSIIED PARLOUS ; TToDERNT UENT
rcasonublo ; buurU If ileflred. 1707 Curs Ft.
F-M1C5 7
rou m.vrUM'tm.M.sm : ! ) HOK.MS.
8 ciiAMinTi'is"roiPilousiiKiHi'iNo ' , M.\N
nnd wire ; nulcr In kitchen ; Meet kink. 319 ; ; .
17th. Q.-UI
rou nr.x'i' .sToitus .VXD OKKICP.S.
VUACKAUU WAHE1IOUSE ; ( "KNTHALLY LO
cnted , S. a Ciutls. ISi'J ' Hnuiey. 1-iHOjj.U
RENT. THE 1-STol Y llccll'I LDI NC
at 10 k-.iinum ' St. Thin bulMln : has u ilrcprc-of
fcmcnt Laiemcnt , cnmpU'to kit-am heullPi ; llx-
lurcs ; water on oil Hour * , gut , etc. Apply nt
thii ulllco of Tim Ilee. 1-910
AHK.Vr.S WA.NTKIJ.
WANTED , I.IVK PEOPLE IN EVERY LOCAL
ity in 112.10 ucckly nalnry nml rxpcnteii to tukj
orders fur Christmas nooUs ; peinuncnt employ
mcnt 1C rlRht. Manufacturer , P. O. llux 1303
Roston , Mu l. J MSS-I1 *
JVOUNTH MAKE JO TO J18 A DAY INTUODUC
Ihu "I'onicl. " thft only SI tnap liot camera
< i , Hie creatcst seller of the century ; ten.
lul und luc l agents wnntud all over lh
ivprM. cxcluihe Urrltory ; nrlto today for
tcmu and samples. Alken Glcaion Co. . X 2 ; ,
La Crowe. WIs. J-M977 !
_ 'ro un.vr.
> VAKTniV-nOAHD AND ROOM FOR A MAN
un4 wife ; prlvata family preferred , Rcfercnct
d , Address II Ci , lice otllre.
oirVAN8TOHA01J. " I IIS FAUN'M. TKU tUi.
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PACIFIC STOItAOP. AND WAIlKIIOUflK CO. .
WS-910 Joncn , Ucntlnl ttorago nnJ forwarding.
M aw
WANTIJI ) TO I1UV.
nottsn AN'rTToT.l "ou io nooMs
u li > one mile of ponlofllce : must I"n l r-
gain , Hernia , I'nxton blk. N M82T
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\VANTID. : TO 11UY flKCON'OHANOH" ;
roKlHli-r. Adilrera A. K Dftorak. Or.1. Noli.
* " M6I 33
; JRT < : ITY A.vn I-\\HM IUAI. : isfATh WITH
Oarvln tire * . , 1013 Tarnnm street. N SCI
KOIl SM.n KUUMTUIll-3.
xm : HAi.lf AT'HAMruin : , os'i : Nn\v"nrYn-
room wt , three Move * , hnnl ronl. soft coil ,
gannllno. ffilO N. Ulh. Call mnrnln * .
KOIl MI.SCr.M.A.\KOU.S. .
: IIIAPIHT : IIAIUMVOODvovi.v : COUN cum-
bine mmlc. C. It. Leo.01 Douglas. _ Q61. . .
Ml"JAT riXTUP.i7s ; "cOMPUrPK OUTl-'IT , IN-
clndlni ? Ice box , for mile nt n barcnln. or will
trade for a first-duns delivery wagon. C. M.
Hanfoitt , uroctr , Kill nnd 1 streets , _
Omalm. Q-M.IM
* K\v niuviuYVAOONS uut.o\v COST :
1 top , t open nml 1 ulako wnson. Call cinliK.
DrninmonJ Carriage Co. Q-5)j in. >
ixiaiis-siNciLi : AND IX > UIII.BI.swni.i . ,
body for J5.00. Uiummand Carriage Co.
IJ 1J1 It 1 *
. nin.ivr.UY WAOON } : o.oo : UJATHUI
top luK1y. JS3 Family carrlago Hj. Dn m-
nioiul CarrlnBQCo. -
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nun & mJlioi\n SArn'a ; NIW &
nml ; safe nnd lock rcimlrlnR : crmlilnntlona
chanced. J. J. DcrlKlit & Co. . 1110 1'
CIIICKKHINO m-uitlHT ; 183. 313 C
SUAI. SICIN CI.OA K POll'sAI.r. ; ailljAT UAH-
Knln. J. Sonnenberc. 1503 DougliiB street
TlUISTMAH I'linSENTS. NEAT AND USKKUI. :
ilr.twlnir Instrument * nnd materials. Alvn J.
Grovcra , 318 Houth15tliHtrcct. _ _ " Q-MH8 31
wmi' JTusiYTow. v."o. \viAn. ICTII
nnd UuiiRlns. U-MI.6 1-
70S N. ICth.
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I.M'NDHY , OOOD WOHK AND GOOD WACIKS
IR the motto of the City Steam Laundry. = 11
So. lltli St. , Tel. Z3I.'I' ' J"
OLA1HVOYANTS.
MUS. FUITZ. CLAinVOYANT. 1MO CALiron- *
fa-2jl-Jo
nla.
SIASHAOI'J IIATIIS , r.TC.
MM1J. SMITH. 1121 DOUGLAS , UOOM B : MAS-
BKO and steam lialln. 1 11133 1.
IHII'TUIUJ CUHHD ; NO PAIN : NO UL1L ,
tlon from ) > u > lmr * ; we nfcito hundreds of
jiatlcnts cured. O. 15. Miller Co. . 717 N. "I.
I.Ifp ImlMlwr. Omalm , Neb. U SCI
flATHS MASSAGE. S1MH. POST , ntD't S. liTH.
U eOo
VIAYI , IIOMi : TKCATxinNT FOU UTttUINn
troublea ; I'liyslclan In utlendance ; vonslutii-
tlon or health book free. 310 Iee Inillilln .
. b SGv
UOOIvtIN INO. UUHKLKY 1'TO.
GlINTI.nMAN. JO YHAIIS. WEIGHT ISO
pimnils , e\en dlrposlllcn , line louUlns. wuith
KiT.OiO.00 , would Ilk ; correypoiiUi-nl , ullh view
to matrimony. 1 ! . O. Harry , Don ! 33. Hia
watha. C-M372 S
yis YOU CAN GIT HIIIUTS
for fc , but II you nnnt KDO > ! work , have them
done nt the City Steam Laundry , 211 Sn. llth.
Tel. I.-H. U-11SJS
CUT THIS OUT AND PltnSIJNT IT TO I'HOC-
tor. C16 S. 16th t. . with $1.00 , nnd net 12 extra
llnlsheil cnblnct photos nnd one extra cnrlton
llnlslu-d punvl ; 30 days only. U MUD 31
m'pTmTK I > KIWIANINTLY : OIWID : ; PAY
when cured : no pain and no detention from
buGlm-ps. Fidelity Kupturc Cure , S04 Ilee build-
Ins. Omalm. U MISS
MJY TO LOAN HKAIi USTATH.
ANTHONY LOAN & TIIUST CO. , 31S N. Y. I
( lulcU money nt low rates for choice farm loa
In lov , u , northern Missouri , cnstern S'ebraskn.
W-S6S
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAHIl , M3 N. Y. L1FK.
W-8C3
MONIJY TO LOAN ON IMPUOYI3D O.IAJIA
real estate. Hicnnan , Love Cu. , 1'axton block.
W-S70
LOANS ON IMPUOVni ) .t UNIMPHOVIID CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W-S71
MONIY TO LOAN AT ix > w HATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . IMo Farnam st. W-S72
0 1'BIl OI3NT MONKY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. U. Mclklo , Omalm.
W-S73
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PHOPEIITY AT
loucHt rates ; building loans wanted. Flilalltj-
Tiu < t company. W S7I
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
piouvity. 1'iitey & Thomar , 1st Nat Ilk Hide.
W-57"
AIISTISACTS. THE MIDLAND , 510 N.
Life. W JICI7 3
9IOMJV TO LOA.V CIIATT13I.S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FUKNITURE , PIANOS.
liorsei : . \\m-unn , etc. ; nt lowest late * In city ,
no tx-moMil uf RuodR , strictly canllJentlal ; > ou
cnn pay the loan off nt any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MOUTGAGE LOAN CO. .
30fi So. ICIll St.
X-S7G
MO'NKY TO IXDA'X. so , Go7To""b.\Ysr FUUNI
ture , plaiKis. etc. Duff Gicen , room S. Ilarker blk
X-S77
misixnss
FOU SALE. A110UT 2.0 < V ) LIJS. MINION TYl'E.
700 Ilia. iiKatc , 110 pair tun-tlilrJ i-nt.es. 41)
doublu lion ntamls fi-r tno-thlrd cases. This
matcil.U UII.H ured on Tl.c Omahn lire nnd Is
In fairly KCO < ! coidltlcn.V1II Incohl cheap
In bulk or In iinanlltlen to suit purchaser.
Apply In peifon or by mall to The lice Tub-
llthlni : Company , Omaha , Neb. Y 713
iiKTAiLDut'o STont : rou SAI.I : ; "GREAT
: wtlte. llarle , Haas & Co. . Council
la. Y M212
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FINE 1JAKEUY : JIt HC.NT. IJ 47 , Iini :
Y
SALOON KOIl SALE , DOING A OOOD TIIADE ;
Icnre , ttoclc uml IIMiireiiOf THE 1'LACE ; build.
Ins built expressly for the buMnejs ; n I'lrc.iln. '
imiulro on premUen , rear 1317 Douglas stieet.
Y-MS02 31
ONLY TOY AND NOTION STOUE IN TOWN ;
fault or cattle ; oth < .r butlneba to n'e to. H ,
ShcrlJuiiV > o. Y M1S3 7
KKSTAIIUANV FOU SALE CHEAI1 ; A GUEAT
bargain ; ever > ; llilni ; In good iihape , " Aililiefs U
3 , llec olllce. Y-MlClk * '
rou SAI.I : HIAL KSTATH.
A1ISTUACTS. THE HYUON HEED COMPANY.
UU-478
HOUSES , I.OTS. I-'AHMS , LANDS. I.o7\NS '
Oro. 1' . liemls Itiat Estate Co. , Puxton blk.
_ . UE-K79
AIWTIIACTS. THE MIDLAND. 310 N. Y.
1 jfe. KE-M610 1)20
t
rOU SALE-UO\Y 18 THIS FOU JC o7cOT LOT.
one mile outli of court house , with small
cottaje , on ginde ; ifooa nclKliborhood. And ono
IM , with fvur-room IUHUC. JSW.w. near South
Omaliii car lino. Dyruii U Hastings. 212 S.
Htli HI. 1U3-M7IS
W13 1IAV13 11AIIGAINS IN IIOMKS ; ALSO
Inrmn. niul wnnt moru ; Hat your property with
u . O. II. ; : attlns r i : Co. , 1701 Karnnm.
Iii-SSO
Kpl'NT7.n I'LACR HAIlOATNS-KIOlIT-nOOM
home. J2.p. worth. tl.iOO ; 9-room honsa und
barn , IJ.7 0. worth. J5.COO ; tO-room lioutu nnd
' ' ' " ! " -JM. worth 17.000. J. J. Clll on. CU
I'lnt National hank. JU3 M9U
rou SAM : . Tin ] uiaansT IIAHQAIN ON THE
boa I'd ; I7.00 home for M.COO ; 8 roonn. modern
In every respect ; almost new , with teed barn :
located In that popular part of the city near
v\e t I-yrnnm t. rnr line. M. J. Kennard &
Son. dale intents. 310 Urovrn block.
. Itn-77S DT
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FOU SAM :
JI',4 acrci near Florencr , JI.J50.
. . $ _ ! ! * . . . . ; : . - " ' well Improved , fruit
tc. , all In tine
.
} " " fr0m Omnha' wc" Improved ,
< 0 oorc ten nillei from Omaha , only (33 per
1 ncres near South Omaha , well Improved. II 700
t ncr i near Pouth Omaha , for ISM cmli.
.
\ Hero with yaven-room hau > e and other Improve-
\int \ 3r&8 >
Cor , IStti ( in4 Funium stin-ts. ItE-m IJO-f
rou HALiitnAi , P.STATI : .
( Continued. )
FOUII.IIOO.M COTTAGE. LAHOE I/IT ; IUOIIT
In the city. 21st and rinrk. Just rlRht for younn
couple , nnd only 11,300.00 ; easy terms.
ItlMlM
SI5VEHAI. PIIOPEIITIES LAST ADVEIITISED
nre nold , price rnlred nr withdrawn , but hero
nrr fomn more bargains :
Iin W1SE-HUY ON THOUOL'ailFAltnS ,
Tnttflgc ami lot , 13th , north of Ylnton , J7M ) .
Cottngo nnd lot , l th , north of Ylnlon , $1,100.
r.-r cottage , 10th St , boulevard , city water , It.KO.
Sightly residence property ncnr H. park , 12.000.
on iiiTY
llrond acre * that can IH * rulnllvlded , such ns :
3 ncres on 30th St. , Ft. Omihn , 1(1 ( loin , | 2roO.
12 ncrcH jiMt uutsltlp city limits , north , 12.000.
2 l ncren with H.OUO IIOIIPO nnd large barn , ono
hour drlvt- from P. O. , III.SOO.
40 ncrei , splendid fruit land , t2,000.
F. r . WEAD , ICth nnd Douglas. IIE-M5-I
I'MIIlMTtllti : I'AOKIOI ) .
FUHNITl'Itn PACKED. LOWEST FUEIUHT
rates tecured nnd bills of lading Issued , Omnhi
Furniture nnd Carpet Co. , 1211-13 Fnrnntn M.
Tel. 113J. Xt SW D15
OBT XI. 8. WALKLIN'B PUICE3 ON FUUNI-
turo packing , repairing , upholstering ; mat-
trcs. o3 mndc and reno\ated ; 2111 Cumlng. Tel ,
1231. SSI
lA\Cl\r. SCHOOL.
Mil. AND XlTia. XlbltAN MAICH A SPE-
cln'.ty by their own inclhoi ! of teaching > OUIIB
nnd old to becoii'o grncoful dancers In n few
private or dni let-ions. New cliwes now
forming. 1310 Ilarney. 931 J-l
PAWMIOIIKHIIS.
II. MAHOW1TZ LOANS MONEY , 3 N. 10 ST.
SS2
KI.\A\CI.\I < .
LIFE INS. POLICIES IJOCGHT. W. F. HOLDEN
MAhO.V WOU1C ,
J. P. IIEALY. U2J CI Mtlt STltEirr.
437-D-13 *
IMIYHlOAIj CUI.TDltn.
ELECUTION , MUS. W. DOUWAHD. C23 N. 19TH
M CS4-DJ1 *
TYPHWHITiniS.
GKT TIIH I1HST TYI'inVIUTEUS ; SUPPLUM.
iPinlr * . fnlted Typcvultcr & Supplies Co. .
1CI9 I-'arnnm St. 883 Juno-30
THE PALACE 11EAUTIFUU 1013 DOUGLAS ,
hnlrdrcsplng , manicuring , massace cml com
plexion treatments n specialty. MU9-D7
MACIII.MiS A.MJ
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
sewing machine olllce. 1511 Cap. ave. Tel. 137 < .
SSi
AXI ) LOAX ASSOCIATION'S.
SHAUES IN MUTUAl7ir & Il. ASS'N PAYS C.
7 , S per cent whin 1 , 2 , 3 years clil ; always-
deemable. 1701 Fnrnnm St. , Nnttlngcr , Sec.SS7
SS7
HOW TO GET A HOME OU SKCtTIlE OOOD
Interest on t-avlngs. Apply to Omaha L. & II.
Afs'n , 1701 Farnam. G. M. Nnttlnger. Sec.
SIIOUTIIAXI ) AXI ) TYPnWIHTIXR.
, V. C , VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. D13 N. Y. LIFE.
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PRIVATE LESSONS IN SHOIITHAND. 2103
Douglas M-09.D21 *
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Current Literature
Very Interesting , and rovpanng Iho humor
nnil pathos of tlio ChrUtmnH of the children
j of the very poor Is a page of M , F. Woolt's
Waifs , appearing In tlio Christmas Ladles'
Homo Journal. In sharp and bright con
trast Is nn nrtlclo by I.nAy JCIIIIL * tcllliiK
"What Chrlotmna Means to Queen Victoria : "
i ran ) n fcnturo nf romantic Interest Is nn lllus-
11rated article on the"Creoles of New Or
leans , " by Huth Kmory Stuart. Sirs. Henry
Ward llcecher recall * "When Mr. Ueecher
Sold Slaves In Plymouth 1'ulplt , " the ex
citement Incident to those slave auctions nnd
tholr wide-reaching effect being graphically
detailed.
The attitude of Punch toward America la
critically reviewed In an article entitled
"I'unch and Cousin Jonathan , " appearing In
the December number of Cnsscll's Family
Magazine.
A charming frontispiece entitled "Under
the Mistletoe" ndorns the December IFSIIP
of The Cosmopolitan. A thrilling sketch la
contrlbuteil by Austin C. Rogers In "A I're-
Arranged Head Kml Collision ; " Theodore
Tr.icey write * entertainingly of "Maccarls
HHtorlc Frescoes : " Colonel S. 1C. Tlllman ,
I * . S. army , describes "Ten Years' Captivity
of Slatln Pashn ; " "Perfect A Love Story. " la
contributed by Anita Vlvantl Clmrtrra , and
a galaxy of beautiful poitraits embellish a
paper on "IJngllah Ilcautlca ot the Victorian
Era. "
"Jubilate Deo" Is the title of a beautifully
Illustrated Christmas poem , contributed by
Christian Iltirko In the December Issue of
The Pall Mail Magazine. Another holiday
feature appears In the shape of a delightful -
ful fairy story called "Tho Golden Hair , "
by C. P. Lirlicn. An Interesting feature of
tlio number Is a sorlos of "Letters Written
from Paris During the French Revolution. "
Santa Clans bearing aloft a. Rrcat ravish
ing dish of plum pudding h the appropriate
cover design of the December number of
What To Kat. Among the subjects treated
rtfa "Food and Digestion , " " .Modern Five
O'clocks , " "A Talk " "
on Pottery. "Tho Chaf
ing Dish. " "Favorite Dishes of Favorite Ac
ton , " "Hints About Living , " "Christmas
GUIs" and "Menus and Hcslpco. " The num
ber Is ornate with rlrh and artistic designs
and Is filled with timely hints and auggea-
tlona.
T'ie ' Initial number of Poet-Lore , as a
quarterly magazine of letters , comes consld-
cribly enlarged and enhanced , making a
stronger appeal than ever In creative , Crit
ical and educational matter. Among the
prominent features of the number Is an
essay on "Tom Hood , " hj Dr. W. J. llolfo ;
nn Inquiry , "Is Illank Verso Lawless ? " by
Jeannette I ) . Perry , and a paper on "Tho
Dramatic Sentiment and Tennyson's Plays , "
by Prof. Lou la J. Illoclt.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly Is among
the drat of the
Christmas magazines to ap-
pcir , and It Is In every respect a beautiful
number. Under the title , "A Magic Island , "
Ileatrlz II. Do Luna writes entertainingly
of the picturesque Catallnns of California :
Cornell university Is described by Herbert
Cromblo Howe In the second paper on
"American Universities and Colleges ; " Ma
jor General 0. O. Howard tells something of
the "Character nnd Campaigns of General
Itobcrt 13. Lee , " and In addition to other
attractive features there are numerous abort
stories nnd poems and a splendid young
folks' department.
Santo Domingo is n region unfamiliar to
readers of fiction , and hero Is laid the sccno
of Christian Hold's "Tlfn Cbaso of an H < elr-
css. " which appears nn the complete novel
In the December Llpplncott'n. "Tho Whip
ping of Uncle Henry" Is a tale of Georgia
before the war. and "Two Old Boys" Is a de
lightful Thanksgiving story by Pauline
Shacklcford Colyar.
A voluminous work , covering more than
600 pages , tells the "History of Proprietary
Government In Pennsylvania. " The au-
uthor. William Robert Shepherd , Ph. D. . de
fines proprietary government as "essentially
feudal principalities , upon the grantees of
which were bestowed all the Inferior regall-
tlco and subordinate powers of legislation
which formerly belonged to the courts pal
atine , while provision was also made for the
maintenance of sovereignty In the king nnd
for the realization of the objects of the
Brant. " The treatise Is a valuable addition
to the literature touching tlio evolution of
governments. Columbia university , Now
i ork.
Itarclr indeed lias such superb excellence
been attained as seen In the assortment of
holiday remembrances that have Just Issued
from the enterprising house of Raphael Tuck
& Sons. Art , poesy and skill have seldom
been combined with nioro pleasing effect
than In the exuberant variety of these
productions. Ono would hardly Imagine
anything prettier than Katherlne Klein's
"Remembrance , " Illustrating lines from Oli
ver Wendell Holmes ; nor a richer variety
than In Bllen Elizabeth iDurman's poem ,
"Look Up , " Illustrated by Kllen Wclby ,
"This nnd My Good Wishes , " consisting of
extracts from Shakespeare. ; "Stepping
Stones , " a text book for every day of the
week , by Frances Ridley Havcrgnl , Illus
trated by Adolph Noother , and "Grains of
Gold. " by Charlotte Murray , Illustrated by
Kllen Wolby , Raphael Tuck & Sons , Now
York.
"Under the Liberty Tree , " by James Otis ,
Is a narrative addressed to juvcnllo reailcrs ,
and pictures the events connected with the
famous "Boston Massacre. " It is n book
that will Inspire its young readers with
patriotic zeal while Imparting Important
historic knowledge. It Is nlso handsomely
illustrated and In attractive form. Estes
& Laurlat , Boston.
Ilrct Harte , ns a story teller , Is always
In his clement , nnd rarely has he been more
so than In his latest collection , "Barker's
Luck , and Other Talcs. " Among these "A
Mother of Flvo" is delightfully romantic ,
portraying the little motherless daughter of
a miner nnd her doll family of five cxtraodl-
nary children. "In the Tules" is a touching
love story. In which but a single sex figures.
It reveals the romantic love of a solitary
Pike county rancher for Captain Jack DCS-
pard , ono of those handsome desperadoes
that are only found made to order In books.
Houghton. Mllllln & Co. , Boston. Mrgcath'a.
Yo good old times are picturesquely re
vived In Frank Samuel Child's "Tho Colonial
Parson in Now England. " Few public
functions In the town Ufa of those creeping
days , In which the sturdy parson did not
flguro conspicuously. Whatever questions
\vero broached , what plans were devised ,
what tasks wore achieved , he was Invariably
a powerful factor In the Issue. In this book
tlio rugged personality of the colonial par
son is given an intelligent nnd discrimi
nating tieatmcnt , refreshing nnd deepening
the loyal and loving remembrance in which
ho la held. The delineation is not only
inoro clearly outlined through the countless
Incident ! ) revived , but Is Imbued with life
nnd color and n fascination peculiarly charm-
Ing. The Uahcr , Taylor Company , New York.
hearing witness to perfect press work and
printed on antique finished deckle edge
paper , with a wraith ot Illustration , the
artistic publication which Will Bradley calls
"Ills Book. " Is before the public In the first
number of its second volume. Even the
advertisements are embellished by decorative
borders In the wc-11 known Bradley xtyle.
The letter prr s comprises , "At the 1-Mgo
of the Woods , " a delightful appreciation uf
nature by George W. Cable ; most IntercHtlng
ootcA on William Morris , the lately mourned
artlit. poet anil craftsman , George du
Maurler , Maxfiold Parrlsh , n rapidly rising
young designer , and Charted RIckcttH , an
other nrtlst. In addition thcro la a netful
primer of ornament nnd design , conducted
by Mr. Bradley , and Van Der Datcr tall
of "Posters. " "Tho Complctn Angler , " "Tho
Color of Life , " and "Tho Weir of Honalu-
AN KLF.GANT TniLET LUXURY ,
by people of refinement
GYcr a quarter of a century ,
ton. " The MiftrRlrml heads for t - last
nnmcd criticism betray cnTolesanrtw In proof.
ronillnR , four ot them upclllntvclr" ns
"wlor. " Tlicro are nlfo errors In the nlilo
lip.iilliiR.i. All the articles nro appropriately
Illuptrntril , and there arc several valtmlilo
tletacheil ilr.twlnRS.
llloRrflphlrs of poets are quite frequently
ilry and prosy reaillnK. n charRo that no
one will impute to II. 0. l'lower'sVhlttlpr ;
I'rophot. Seer nml Man. " Throughout tlio
book l.i HtlmtilatlnR. cxaltltiK nnd deeply
Interesting. Tlie subject. It lo true. l not
n gunpowder warrior , but nevertheless U
a warrior In the Kittle of life wlu-re It Is at
Its vvhltpst heat , where there Is no glamor
of applause to cheer and no c.xclti > nu'iit ' In
the blood to mnko one- forgot the dangers
of the hour , lie was ono of the stormliu ;
party who. with Oarrlson and Phillips , led
humanity to n higher plane to n loftier
manhood. Ho waa pre-eminently n man of
character , who preferred right to the emula
tion of men. Aa a prophet of freedom ,
submitting to the odium ot an unpopular
catiso. he manifested the Hplrlt of the true
poet as distinguished from the Jlngler of
rhymes. That the book pictures the man
In his true colors and places his work and
Ills character on Us proper pedcatnl nf no
bility and grandeur Is highly creditable to
the author , and to this fact may bo attrib
uted the strong Interest with which ho
Invests the story of Whlttlcr'n life. The
Aronn 1'tibltahlng Company , Itoaton. Clem
ent Chase.
Very Instructive and full of absorbing
Interest Is "Tho Story of Hold" as detailed
by U.V. . Hoelofs In a handsome brochure
Just Issued. In It lie describes the precious
metal. bglnnliiK as It appears In the wcinb
of nature and tr.iclng It to Its ultlmato
destiny , ready for nso In the arts and In
commerce. What a gold mine Is like anil
how It Is operated arc faithfully dcscilhed
and also Illustrated through appropriate
engraving * , so that by the time one has
finished reading he has a fair conception
of gold mining. O.V. . Crawford , Chicago.
A graceful llttlo volume of verso haw been
leci-lved bearing upon Its cover the Imprint ,
"Krnnk Putnam , Memories nnd Impressions.
Chicago. 1S36. " Mr. 1'utnnm hns gathered a
number nf his popular Btnurau that hnvo np-
pcnred In tlio Chicago Times-Herald and
printed them In n nnall edition do Inxo for
a few friends nnd editors , each copy boltiR
signed and numbered by the author. Tim
typography In neat and the quality of the
poetry far nbovo that of the overage news
paper productions In rliymo. In veraUlllly and
feeling. "Poverty's Children" and "Threo
Lives" are goo.l examples of the kindly nnd
humnne spirit displayed throughout.
Simultaneously with the Html Inxtallmcnt
of their serial piullcatlon In McCluro's Maa-
zlno , nilzahoth Stuart I'holpV "Chapters
from n Llfo" nro published In book form.
They are entirely autobiographical and In
diction of surpassing charm. Tlio reader Is
led on and on , though the lamp burn low
nnd the room grow cold , over hesitating lo
ntop. The chapters toll of Mrs. Ward's early
life , hrr first literary efforts , the evolution
of "natos Ajar , " nnd personal recollections
ot Mrs. Stowo. Jnmcs T. Fields , Longfellow ,
Whittle- . Holmes , Colla Tlmxtcr. Lucy I.ar-
coni , Phillips HrooliH and others , nil doscrll-cd
with Infinite grace. The Html chnptur Is
perhaps Iho best of nil. The sweetness of
Sirs. Ward's character oSlne.s through and
through those "Chapters , " conrtralnlng ono
to read In the ln t ono her creed , her
opinions rpgnrdlng her own books nnd the
disquisition urging nrt for truth's rake , with
peculiar nml tlccp Interest. Numerous portraits
traits of the people mentioned enhance the
volume. Honghton , Mllllln & Co. . Now York.
Clement ChtiPo.
Thcro are calendars nnd calendars , but In
few of them nro the footprints of Father
Time traced with more refined tnsto nml
richer delicacy than In the collection before
us , Just fresh from the Immomra establish
ment of Raphael Tuck .t Rons. Hopoclally
noteworthy for Its wonderfully unique design
is the bird calendar " "
"Songs of All Seasons.
nnd another , "Tho Photogravure , " exhibits
a high dcgrco of nrt In the half dozen plate ?
composing tl-o r-erles , each pictorial being
accompanied with nn appropriate Inscription
from Tcnnyron , Others besides the > xj are
"Ooldon Words , " from ltu kln ; "Kloral
Fancies , " "When the Heart In Young" and
"Golden Words. " from the bible , every ono
of them a gem In Its own particular style
nnd admirably suited for a holiday gift.
Raphael Tuck S- Sons , Limited. , Now York.
A very pathetic story Is that of "Isla
Heren , " a poor orphan girl , willful nnd
wild , a otrange character Indeed , living
among an uncouth people , who dwelt upon
an Island on the coast of Milne. A world
nnd tragic tale , It Is well written , the
author , Laura Illcharils , fully sustaining
the high estimate In which she Is held for
her "Captain January. " Bastes & Laurlat ,
lloston.
Happy llttlo heartn will ho theirs who will
bo thelra who will be fortunate enough to
ho raclplenta of cither of three handsome
otory books coming from Haphucl , Tuck &
Sons. From cover to cover they nro filled
with the choicest fancies from fairyland ,
breathing tbo odor of llowcra nnd shimmer
ing with the dazzle of sunlit wonderland.
The trio are called "Llttlo Folks and Their
Frlendo , " "Woodland Stories , " nml "All
Sorts of Stories. " Ueautlfnlly Illustrated ,
handsomely bound and printed , thcro li
nothing left wanting to make thcso hooka
absolutely fascinating to the little folks for
whom they nro designed. Itaphael Tuck &
Sons , Ltd. , New York.
Irish brogue and Irish character nro
aeledom more truthfully depleted than has
been done by Shan F. Ilullock In "Uluu o *
Hushes , " a bevy of clover short stories. Mr.
liullock eems to be thoroughly familiar
with every detail of Irish country lifo. which
Is all Incidentally bi ought out. and , whllo
overflowing with a constant bubbling of
droll humor , the ntorlrs arc not without
their vein of pathos. The ready wit and
icpartco , und the quaint Idiosyncrasies of
the "limorald Islo" arc vividly reproduced
and the reader Is readily transported to the
region In which the events transpire. Wliun
the author , however , exhibits a Chlragnau
with pronounced yankuo dialect and dudlxh
manner , as In the story , "Ills .Magnificence , "
ono Is apt to smllo nnd draw hla own ccn-
cluGloiiB. Nevertheless ono can upend an
enjojublo evening with "King o' Hushes. "
Stone & Klmbull , New York. Clement
Chose.
Six lovely fairy tales garbed In Iho
sweetest language , punctured with the pret
tiest pictures and iraised ! In the moat superb
typography eomo greeting the holidays In
n hook hearing Iho tlllo "Tho Village of
Youth and Other Fairy Tales. " It Is writ
ten by Ilesslo Hatton. The Illustrations by
W. H. Murgctson am not only Humorous ,
but uro each an artUtlc creation of mnro
than ordinary merit. Frederick A. Stokes
company , New York. Megcath'/i.
A valuable collection of culllngs from the
poets appears in Unco little volumes hand
somely bound and decorated , entitled re
spectively "Hopta , " "Dreams" and "Alein-
orlcs , " by ldrlo Vredcnberg. Deautlful
colored Illuutratlonfl by F. Corbyn I'rlco en
rich the pagrs. Huphnol Tuck & Sons , Ltd. ,
Now Voile.
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