14 THE OMAHA P-AILP 1JET3 ; SI DAY , FEBIIUATIY 7 , 1807.
SPECIAL NOTICE
AilvrrllflcntMitn for tlicnc cnlnn
jrllt 1 > c ( nkcn ttntll 13t30 p. in. , :
< ) ic evening nnil until S p. n > tor (
nlnrninpc nnil Snnilnj- edition * .
rtv.crUHcr * , ly rcqncntlng inn
lierotl clieelt , cnn. Imvc nnmrcrn i
( IrcNMCil to it iniinlicrcil letter In ci
of Tlic lice. Aiimver * no mlilrcM'
Trill lie ilellvercil on nrvncntntlon
the clicck only.
ItiUcfl , 1 1-iSc n rronl ( lr t Inncrtli
1C IX ivord tlicrenftcr. Nothing tnl <
for IcHN tlinn afio for the IIrut Inxi
( Ion , ThcNC nilrcrtlncfiicntii inunt
run cnnxecutUcIr.
WANTni ) SITUATIONS.
WANTED-A POSITION IN A LAWYIirt'S <
nco , by young man cluilvlng law. Adilrcsf
47. life. A M571
POSITION AS NUIIHK on IIOUSKKUUIM
good referencct. 2018 Davenport.A
A MuSI I
WANTCII. NUH8INO Oil CA11K OV Oil
ilrcn ; uooil rcfcrcnco. Alxo toning
families. Mlis M. Strong , Council IIlntTn.
A Ml- :
AVA.VriSD MAI.H 1IHI.1' .
WANTED , AN IDIA ; WHO CAN THINK"
romc Blmnlo thlnR to patent ? Protect J
lilpaf , they may bring jou nrnltli ; vvrlto J
WeiMrrliurn K Co. . Ucpl. V. 1'atent Attorni
WnnhlnKton , I ) . C. . for Ihclr $ I.W)0 prltcf
nnil n litt of 200 InvtnllonB vvnnlril. 1J 3
TA1LOUS WANTED. CONTINENTAL
Ing Company. _ n Ml
WANTED. THUaaiRT SAl.nS.MAN TO H
die our lru * eij Rood cmnntlMlon. Addt
wllh references , Wotmoro Trues Co. , 317 i
ttrcct. lluftnlo. N. Y. 11-M5SO
WANTED , MHN TO LRAIIN
only eight weeks required ; wo liuve const
practice ; proper Instruction ! * , and donate r
student complete outnt tools : cntnloRue I
Moler'B Dnrber College , lltli and rrnnklln n
Bt. Louis. 11-S1C
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A FEW ENEitciETir : , HUSTLING MEN c
Kit ntofuly , pruntnblc vvoik with C. F. Adi
Co. , 621 S. Utli street. _ U-M5JB
AC1MNT3 WANTKD BITIIEU SEX FOU T
bosl fnmlly nrtlcle over placed on the mnrl
Apjily 10j H. 15th street. H MSKi
WANTED"MEN TO"LEA N nAiuiin THAI
only elRhtoclfg required ; slttmtlan furnlKl
full Bet of tools Riven free ; beKt opportui
c\cr offpiod ; rntiiloKtip free. Maler lint
college. JVUnnenpoIls , Minn. 1I M59 1
WANTED , T ( ! 001 > 1JLACKSM1TII AT OX
1-rcniont Foundcry St Machine Co Fremont , .
1J-MCW
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GOOD I'HVHICIAN "HECIULAU" IMtEFEllH
AddrcBB T. II , Maying , Laurel , In.
\VANTii ) . ALL PEOPLE AT LlIlEnTY
wltncsH performance of the I'nlKea In llei
tolro nl tlic Iloyd : 1C people In company , i
pln > n nnil ppeclnitles. Commencing 'lues
IVbrimry 9 , 10 , SO , 30 ceiitn. Ladh'S
Tuesday nlslit only. _ H MKfl
WANTID. AN KXPEUIENCED iNsmtAT
solicitor ; n man of ( lift class iiuaUMeitl
ran Bectire Kincrnl nmncy > ot Nebraska ,
, VLStcrn Ian u fur llrsl class old line comp
tlmt U CBtabllshcd In Hie field. Addrcf :
HI Hec. 11-C11
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HEN OH WOMEN TO SELL" VICTOR MI
tender \\liolcriile und retail trade. C !
portion. Wntl Manufucturlnij Co. , Cln
nntl , Ohio. 11-593-
S A LEHMAN , J10 DAILY MADR SHI-UNO 0
machines for cooling refrigerators ; Ruaian
75 per cent cheaper than Ice ; charced Ilk
storage battery ; keein perishable articles
definitely ; Indestructible , e\crlastlnR ; u\
oxvner of a rcfrlKcrator bujs them , esiclu
aKenclCH Klven t'nml men. AddreFS henditi.it |
Artlo KcfrlKcrator Co. , Cincinnati , Ohio.
U-W7-
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WANTKD. HEN TO ri.Acu ADVHUTISI
matter. Steady cinploymunt , at good 1
1'artlculars for stnmpH. S. A. A. 2S2 1'
mont A\c. , Atlanta , Oa. 11 190-
WANTIJU. MnN FOH QOVHllNMUNT PC
tlons an railway mail clerks , carriers , ROUK
Inspectors , enKlneersatchmen , janitors ,
tu write at once for valuable Information ( It
examinations occur soon In every state. U
liuieuu of Information , Ucpt. 1C9 , Cincinnati
It MS-
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WANTJ3D. "A WINNKIl. " TIlAVlM KnS C
make 53 to J10 a day. Urcatest side line <
offered. Photo sbo\\st floods. Hafercn
AVrlto General Merchandise Co. , 229 Cjulncy ,
St. Louis. Jl 5b. > .
TUAVJJMNO SAI.ISMIN , TO
dcaleis ; J100 monthly nntl expenses ; ex |
cnco unnecessary. Write for partlctil
Acme Clear Co. , ChlcaRO. 1J DSf
WANTUD. BALRSMEN KO SKUIj CIOAHS
dealers ; J100 monthly and cxpei es , exj
cncu unnecessary , Clinton Cigar Co. , Chic
ClUCULAIl AND SAMPI.HDISTRIllUTK
good pay ; no canvassing ; experience
necessary ; enclose stamp. Acme Co. , 47
23th St. . New York. _ H Ml-
WANTRDT "A HKLIAULU . INTULL.IOT
Catholla man to travel for old establli
house. Must begin on low salary ; rcfviei
required. Address "Catholic Tiuth. " I
Hex 1128. Chicago , 111. 11 SSO
BAl"iSMnN VISITINO PHYSICIANS C
make J10 to J20 n week \\lth our new specie
lut little time miulrrd ; pocket samples.
dress P. O. llox 7 ! > 7 , Ht. Louis , Mo.
MAN IN OMAHA AND ONH OH TWO O
side to open email olllces and handle my go
Address In own Imndnrllln ? , with stamp
inferences. A. T. Morris , Cincinnati ,
WANTKD CITY SALESMAN FIUBT-CU. '
must liuvo some knowledge of machinery
have a large acquaintance. Address n f > 3. ]
U 698'
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WANTHD. SALISMIN FOR HIUIJ 1.11
drUKglstu , confectloncn ) , grocers , cigar sta
buy ; igcnd steumii for sample. Yanna C
pany , 191 Itandolph St. , Chicago. 1)
MIN AVIIOviLU WORK i-xju DAY s.
ary or comrnii'slon , cnnvasslnf ? consumcrB
dealers. Clifton Soup & .MfB Co. , Clnclnn
Ohio. H
$5 1'IJIl 1.000 FOU KlSTIlIUUTINa CIUCULA :
Inelosc 4c. Globe AtlvertlslnK Abs'n. , N.
City. H
URN AND WOMEN , TO WOIIIC FOIl US D
or cvenlnK at their homes ; pleaKant work ;
canvaitslni ; ; experience unnecessary ; we
imlury ; Incloso stnmi > for particulars. KUi
urd Mfg. Co. , 112 W. Sgd St. , New York.
SVANTKD. MHN IN "UVKUY COUNTY TO
OH private detectives under Inrtructlons ;
perlenco unnecen ary , Addretu Unl\ersal
teeth u Agency , Indianapolis , Ind. I )
BAMHMIN WANTID FOU UNU OF si
clttltlts. Address Hufety Neckyoko Co. , \
\ern , la. II Oil
WANTKD. KXPHHlKNCliU INSUltANUIJ. J !
K , or traveling man ; Rood road position ;
erences. Address B09 Atsuclatlon bldg. , (
cago. 11 d39
WANT1J1) . YOUNO MAN HOOKKKIIl'nil A
utenueiapher ; wIllliiK to start at small "ai
Kl\e salary expected nnd references. Addi
13 D5. Hec. _ H-C3J
roti TIIIJ aoviiiNMiNT HIHVICI-WA :
ed A few brlKht men to prepare by mull
the Internal revenue , customs , railway mall
other examinations to be held soon In Oma
Hplcndld chances for appointment this yt
Our catalogue , with views uf Washing !
purtlculais about nil covcininent positions , i
nrles , etc. , and dates and plactu of examl
tlon frfe , National Correspondence Instill
2nd National Hank bide. , Washington , U. I
11-M2
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WON'T Hi ; 1'OOU- WOIHC FOU J. OHA\
Co. , ColumliuB , Ohio , telling Hcijal 1'lati
plallug iinlves , folks , ppoons , etc. ; qulc
plateil by dipping In indted metal ; tine Ilnl
Plato guaranteed & to 10 yeais ; made 142 1
wtek , this week Jil ; easy ] b ; good p
\ > rite for a place ; evert > ° dy has goods
plute. 11 T,78 '
, I.ADY OK OHNTLUMAN TO fUJ
cl or do correnpondeneu from home. Mali
} 1C weekly anil lommlislon , Unukell Co. ,
Dearborn fct , , Ctilcago , II
IN WANTHD IN OMAHA AND UU
where , 4o tell clothlim ; good \MIK > ; ftci
job ; suits to onlcr. tJtn ) to } 10.00 , Amcrli
Woolen Mills. Co , , Chicago. 11-Ui
VOSITION8 UNlJIJlrllJ
want tuine bright fellons to prepare for
railway mall , Internal levcnue , cuttoms i
tlrpailmcntul csamlnatlons ; good chancu
life position ! ! Inttructloivi by mull lo help )
pass well. Wrlta Columbian Corrccpondc
Collvge , Wuililngton , D , C. ll-Kl i
\VANTI5llriJSI MM HUM1 ,
\VANTr : D-A NI2AT Q1III. FOIl HKCOJ
work ; one that can do sewing preferred. C
mornings only at ti. W. Cor , 2Uh St. und
Marj-'a avenue. C-67J
: vniiYWHiiu
ladles lo do good put Ing olllca work at lion
no canvasiliiK. Address \vltli belt addrc i
stamped envelope , SU7 W , Jefferson Ht. Hot
lleiid , Ind. _ C-5S6-7
l\VANTii ) , GOOD Qlltl. rOH QliNKIt ,
homework In tinull family ; from coun
preferred , ( lood wages , id'i Popplelon avr.
C-CU1-7
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JjAUY ACH3NT8 WANTKU TO BKI.Ij Mil
YaU's famous tolltt prepuratloni ; uttent in :
Inir from 129,00 to ilOO.CO per v\r k ; write
particular * . AdJrt Mm , 1L YaU. Clilcu
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\vA\TnnruMAM : HUI.I * .
( Continued. )
WANTKI ) A CAPAIlU : WOMAN 1"OH SI'I.l
Old paying position. nbl < * to Address fr
midlcnco. Address n 56 , Htc omcc. CM t
WANTHD-A IMUNtmBSR. APPLY TO M
Kountte , 1207 South 10th street. C MCII
I'Oll IU : ' > T HOUSUS ,
HOUHES IN AMj PAIlTSOPTIinClTY. T
O. F , Davis Company , IMS Fnrnam. D S
nouses ! BINEWA & co. , ics N. ISTII S'
U-3 !
a. c. A. STAIIII sis N. v 1.1
ClIOICU HOUSES AND COTTAOKS ALT. OV
the city , 5 to 50. I'Idellty , 1702 Fntnnm B
D | i
HOUSnS , WAlI > ACI3 , HUOWN UI.OCK , 16
and Douglas. " v
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HOUSUS PLATS , OAUVIN HnOS , 1C13 1'AJIS.
: I.IST. i
rriuM s UP : LAIJOI
HOUSKS ,
St. O- <
Cngtic Inccstmcnt Co. . ItOC Dodge
HOUSKS FO nnNT. nnMis , PAXTONMM
MODUHN FLAT , l.ANQD
cbTTACJKfl & BTOHRS. AU , I'Al
HOUSISJ. ot city. Ilrcnnnn , I > ive Co. , 430 PnxUmJtdt
COTTAOH , MODr.tlN , FUUN1SH
BIX-IIOOM
SOU LeavcnwoHli.
or unfurnished , p
: . io ; wiu. nisT
snvnN-nooM iiptmi
for rcm.
painter to paint house to pay " *
Chamber Commerce. _
SITWIOOM COTTACIR : MODKUN , FUIINISH
2015 " " " '
or unfurnlfhed. jtj , ,
y TIIR HYIlON nRRD COMPAf
TO IlRNTy .
1711 DO.IKP , 10 rnomi , modern .
Z310 lloilcc , 10 rooms , modern .
2S15 Dodge , 9 room" , modern. modern. . . . . . .
2401 Cap. ave. , 8 rooms , ban
modern ,
1201 H. 23th nve. , 9 rooms ,
( very cheap ) . modern > . barn . . . . . . " . .
2211 Ohio , 8 loomi ,
2423 Popplcton nvc. , 7 rooms , , , . .
129 North 37th , C rooms , barn . jjllcw
4-IIOOM COTTAOB , Cl
nRNT NRW -
FOR cellar cistern , c ty v a
Mth and Sahler sts. ; ,
repair ; only S. Unqulro 1318 '
W. 11. MRIKUT5. 1ST NAT'I , 11ANK
2533 Davenport , 7 rooms , modern. 118.
7 rooms , modern , 20.
2310 N. 19lh.
D Col
2310 Spencer , 7 rooms , modern , > ! ! > .
- UOOMS ,
FOR IlHNT I'-OllMSIIBn
FU11N181IRD UOOMS. 014 SOUTH 17TH AV'
* "
NICRI.Y ronNTsiiRn : HAY
st. " " "
modern , 1709 California _
KUUNisHRi : OOM . Oil .UOr
.
RUQ-\NTI.Y H
llRht - housekeeping. 20. S. 2 h M.
for
M8
J. H. Webster. _ ' '
FUHNISIII3D nOOMS , C01 NO. 18TH :
bath and heat ,
HOOMS AND 1IOAH1
AND uonon.
Tin : MnnniAM. 25TH
I' 2 * > 811 A
LAUOR PARLOR. ALSO 8MAT.I.RU ROO
Rose.
rates reasonable. The
board
;
F 274-1'
Ilarney. _ _ _ _ _ _
VRIIY DRSIRARI.R FRONT ROOM , Wl
alcove ; hot water , 212 South 23th st. „ _ , . .
Tlin AL11ANT. 2101 DOUdUAS ; DRSIHAl
rooms with board. F XI.,43
LAROK ROOM. WITH HOARD FOR TA
Steam heat and gus. 1811 Chicago st.
MODRUN FRONT ROOMS , C1C
LARGH ,
board , J3.W week. 514 N. 19th st. F-m C02-1
TWO VERY DRsTllAHLR SOUTH HOOMS Fl
nlshed , with of without board ; tmnll fair
! ' 'vt
2301 DoiiKlas. _
ONR IWVIIOU. KI.KQANTL.Y FURN1SI1CD
room , and smaller one. 114 South 2jt
cove
1 * 031
EAST FRONT ROOM ; MODERN. GIB N. 19.
I * MOW )
BMAIU PRIVATn FAMILY CAN ACCOM !
date two permanent boarders ; references
changed location veiy desirable. Aildrcsi
;
FM C..C
60. Hoc.
iioAiinixn.
FIRST-CLASS TAI1LK HOARD , $1 PER WIV
nt 118 North ISth street. 11 032
FOH HEXT STOKES AXO OFPIC
FOR RENT. THR 4-STORY HRICIC DUILD1
nt 91G Farnam st. This building has a tlrep
cement basement , complete steam heating
turcs ; water on all Moors ; gas , etc. Applj
the olHce of The Bee. _ 1 !
FOR HRNT OI'TICfi AND STOR13 ROOM
xlOO feet. In a good Implement warehouse.
dress Marseilles Manufacturing compi
Council Illuffs. I M390
AGENTS WANTED.
AQRNTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
Introiluce the new patent chemical Ink crai
pencil. The greatest belling novelty ever
duced. IJraacs Ink thoroughly In two secoi
no abrasion of paper ; 200 to COO per cent pr
One agent's Bales amounted to Jt'i20 In
days ; another $32 In two hours. We want
energetic general ngent for each state ,
terms address Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. ,
Crossc , WIs. J COO-
AGENTS WU HAVE UATEST HHST SHI.I.l
houtelinlil novelties on the market. C'lrcu
and terms free. Address lntcrprlse Mfg.
Cincinnati , Ohio. J C03-
OASUOHT" EVERY nousc , NEWI
thing out. Attaches to ordinary lamps ;
chlmnc > s ; ( < afe , economical , outfit free
active workers. Standard Urass Co. , Ml
Covlngton , Ky , J < HM-
AOENTS-SOMRTIUNO NRW ; JUST 5i
Wonder Kgg Heater and Cream Whip , ret
ISc ; sample mailed free for Cc to pay po ti
Large line other quick felling specialties.
C. VlnliiK , Mgr. ( Dept. 19) ) , 25 Itandolph
Chicago. J > U
co PER CINT TO AOINTS : FOR SHI.LI
photo buttons" Hnrvej's , 219 State strert. I
cago. , J C33
AGENTS WANTKD TO SRI.L NOVRL.T1
jncloi.e stamps , 15 cents for pamplo of
marvtllouj "Papyrlc Klnctoscopc. " Pro
Novelty Co. , 253 Lake St. , Chicago. J 5b8
WANTED. AGENTS TO SHLIj THE INDi :
ble Check Perforator ; retails J3.00 ; large c
mlsblon. Wesley MfgCo. . . 41 Park Row. I
York. J-5S7
\VA.Vri3llTO IlKXT.
HOUSR AF FOIUl OR FIVE ROOMS WANT
In desirable locality. Address , giving"prl
etc. , U US , llee. K CI3
STOHAOK.
OM. VANSTORAGE. . 1)13 FARNAM , TRU
M I
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAIIRHOURR (
'JOS-910 Jones. General storugo und forwardl
M-4
WAXTKII TO IIUY.
10-ROOM MODRRN HOUSR. VICINITY
Hunscoin park preferred , Addrcts R 43 , He
N MS43
HOUSE AND LOT HRINGING M5 RRNT. Wl
jmy (509 cash and rcverul clear lots In p
ment. Sclby. 1C03 Farnum St. N-M5' '
AM "AlitHOUIZEn TO OFFRR CASH F
limited amount Omaha Pavings bank accout
H. II , Harder , 1703 Furnarn. N S75
WANTIJD ! OMAHA RAVINGS HANK ;
counts ; highest cash price paid. Tlie Coh ;
liliui Investment company , 411 1st Nut. Hi
llldg. N 3t
FOIl SAMS FUltMTUUi : .
MOST DR8IRAHLR HOARDING HOU8R
Omaha. 28 rooms , 12,000 ; uvvner leaving cl
i ; 4f. llee. O-M5CS 11
FOU SAMS IIOUSIJS , AVAtJOXS , E'l
AT OUR WEDNESDAY AND SATl'HDAY Al
tlon talcs this week wo will sell n larKU ci
vlgnmcnt of frinh country hortes ; smooth , tv
broken ; of medium and heavy weight. W
worth Proctor Co. , Union Stock Yards. Sot
Omaha , P MC30
FOU .SAMS MISCIMJAMOUS.
ZHHAPRBT HARDWOOD WOVEN COHN CR1
blng made. C , It. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q 40
roil BALE-FINE NRW HIGH-GRADE HIC
cle ; J39. Omaha llccle Co , . 323 N , ICth SI
Q-41
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WILL 8RLI. MY SMITH PRRMIKR TYI1
writer , nearly new , cheap. Additis K S3. 1)
Q-MM2 t
11KST KKO BWRRT POTATOES. J1.25 PI
bbl. ; all sort * . Address Thro. Williams. Omal
Q-MM
roil 8ALR-THRRE KXTKA FINE NR' '
foundland pupa ( male ) , price , 110.00. Addn
U U. UM. Q-W7-7
HATIIS , KTC.
MMR SMITH , 1121 DOUGLAS , I1OOM S M
nnil steam baths. T M4S6 1
MISS AMES , VAPOl BATHS , MASSAo %
8 13th St. , room 3. T-.M5S3
MRS. DR. hRONTELRCTIUC1 "MASSA OR I/ )
parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth
upstairs. T MCOS 1
PIHSOXAI , ,
125.00-RUPTURR CURED-TII.L MARCH
for 125.00. no pain ; no detention from busln
we refer to hundreds of patients cured.
Q. C. Miller Co. , 717 New York Life HI
Omnlin. U (
VIAVI FOU tlTRRINR TROUULRS 3C-8 I
Hldg. Physician , consultation or lifnlth I
free. u I
1JAT11S , MASSAGR. MME."rOST73l9i ! S. 15
V-4
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CARtl ft I'rCGAU , SUCCRSSORS TO \
Lylc Dickey Co. , have removed to 120 N. 13t
U-M950-V
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OMAHA DENTAL COLLRGK , 1J & PAc'lT'lcl
Teeth nilcd with Bold , anmlKum , tin , jni
perclm , cement , nnd plates made for cosl
material only. Teeth extracted ana cleaned
' ' I U-K.O
LAD1RS-THR MAUVRMXJUS "DRVRLol
preparation applied pxtcinnlly , enlarges
bust from two lo six Inches ; harmless ;
mall ( only ) senleil , JI.OO. "Ucvclopa Co. '
Columbus Ave. , New York. 1 ]
HAVING SOLD OUT MY TmSINRSS TO
Hlrsch , I will not be responsible for nny il
Incurred nftcr February S , H97r Joe Levlnc
U-610
SUPRRFLtlOUS HA1R-WIUTR FOR Fli
Information how to remove hair pcrmnnc !
vylthout slightest Injury to skin ; eupirlot
electric needle. Curtis Co. , IStl 32d St. . Chlci
' U-C09
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I.AUIRS , YOUR HUST ENUMU1RD HIX
? ,1X.rn'lur" , ' Impossible ; resultH RU.nantc
1,000 testimonials ; book nnd full partlcul
Senle.l > _ 4 cc"ts. Aurum Medicine Co. , Dept.
B. , to Stale St. , Chicago. U
MO.M2V TO LOAN HKAI. KSTATI3
ANTHONY IXAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N. T.
quick money nt low rnttu for choice farm lo
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nvbra !
, W-4
CITY LOANS. C. A , STARR , C25 N. Y. L1FJ
W-4
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA
real estate. Ilrcnnnn , Love Co. , rnxton bli
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED Cl
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fan
W-4
MONEY TO I/JAN AT LOW RATES. T
O. r. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam St , W 4
C PER CUNT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMA
propcrty.Neb. farms. W. H. Melkle , 1st Nal'1
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA
property. U. 8. Mortgage & Trust Compn
New York. Pusey & Thomas , Agents , No.
First National Hank llldg. W I
ON OMAHA PROPRRTY , LOWEST RAT
building loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIAN
horses , wagons , etc. ; at lowest rates In c
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ;
can pay the loan on nt any time or In
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO , .
30 So. ICth S
X 4
MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO , 90 DAYS ; FUR
IJuff Greenroom S.UarUer 1
ture , pianos , etc.
I1USINESS CHANCES.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF HUSINESS GO TO J
Glb30n514 1st Nat'l Bk. building. Y I
FOR SAI.ErA110UT 2.000 LHS. MINION TY :
1DO pair two-third cases ,
700 Ibs. agate ,
double Iron stands for two-third cases. 1
material was used on The Omaha Hec , am
In fairly good condition. Will bo sold chIn
to suit puicha
In bulk or In quantities
Apply In person or by mall to The Dee IJ
llshlng Company , Omaha , Neb. Y 7
NINTlis INTEREST IN"40HARH
FIVE ,5-ba
water and a -
mill power
llourlng ;
for sale
railroad ;
roller mill on
steam
will exchange for good clear land. AUiij
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> MJ16 !
1 > Cl , Uee.
. " Ft
Foil "HOW TO SPECULATE.
SEND about trading with small cap
information . Mailed free. L.
nnd provisions.
In grain board of tri
JamlcFOn & Co. , members open
-c13
Rlalto building , Chicago.
HxCELElfNT LOCATION FOR AN 1
AN elusive slock of boots and shoes. In a
county scat town , In southeast Nebraska ;
such stock here. Address D 62 , Omalm He
CLEAN STOCK OF GROCER
SALE
FOR
and quecnsware ; Invoice nboul tl.COO.OO ; ,
locallon in Auburn ; no Irades. A. * "jl.1
< 11
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ton. Auburn , Neb.
WANTED , CAPAHLE MAN WITH 13.000.
carry stock of goods and manage brnncn
Chicago house ; salary J.WO per month and
expenses. Also exlru percentage ; perrnat
position with good future pi aspects. Add
Henry Morton , 215 Madison St. , Chicago.ij3
l \ij3-
MAKE MONEY FAST. EASY NRW MOVi
desc
ns vltuscope ;
machine ; same
picture Co. .
tlon mailed. Western Phonograph
Y M2-
La Salle St. , Chicago.
VERY RICH 11ECOME SO
THE
J1.200.
- . wllllns
bi-.n
speculating. Had they not (
they m
take some chances by Speculating
would have become rich. The highway
timid. I
wealth Is never attained by the
we averaged more than 11,200 per moi
year Write for particulars , Conden & c,0itrn ,
llldg. , Cincinnati. , O. "
COLTJMIIIA GOLD FIELDS ; Wll
HRITISH
do want to know , or do ? Personal
jou
absolu
,
the best obtainable
formation ,
oorrect , for Jl.OO. C. A. Uurbanlt , Robslr
U. C. 1 Y"
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE. WRITE F
our "Kxnoso of Hucket Shops , " Speculal
. Reference. Sec y Chic
manual , etc. , free.
Hoard of Trade. Members since HW > . C.
AVhyland & Co. , Giuln nnd Provljlons ,
Paclllo Ave. . Chicago. _ }
CI\RK. DEEMRR & CO. , PATENT ATT (
New \i
1S9 llroadway.
and experts ,
ne > s
quickly procure and sell patents every wh <
lowest terms ; one client miikce Jl.OOO wee
from our private "Hints" hand book , maj
tree 1 Iphmt tcsllmoiilals. _
FlUNTINO JLVrKRIAL FOR SAL1CC
ulelu newspaper ami job olllce , Ilrsl-class c
dltlon ; will bo sold nt half price nnd on e
Inventory eent on iippllcutlon.
jou payinenu want ; a bargain write T. J. Plckett. VJiil
Neb. _
> REALISED IN ONE WEEK ON INVR
71
f
inent ) of J1W. Send for particulars. Morrlj
tt. Chicago , Y
Co. , 112 Dearborn ,
STOCK GRNERAI. MERCH.
FOR. SALE.
dire : cash business established ; (13.000 cash
quired. Addicss E E9 , Hee. Y-MG53
FOH EXCHANGE.
A C-ROOM COTTAGE , NBAR 2STH A
Charles streets , with cash , for an 8-rt
house In good location. Hctnls , PaMon blc
7 M3
ACRES IN EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR Cl
lots. 320 Ramge lllock. _ z 5 :
2.000 STOCK OF HARDWARE AND FIXTUI1
for clear property In or about Omaha. E
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y.-MJ87 I
Dee. _
4W ACIIR8 I'LEAR HOLT CO MRADI
land nnd KOO cash for Omaha improved pr
city. W. L. Sclby , 331 chamber of Com. ,
55 597
RXCHANOR. MO SINGRR HlTwiNG 1
chines , J25 each , for % clear real estate , bala :
cash or will glvo time If desired , llox "
Pea Molnes , la , _ _ / CH-
WILL TUAIJR CLRAR VACANT LOT WOR' '
57 U for equity , or as llrst payment
homo and lot ; Klvn price and Btnto exuct
cation. Address E 67 , Hee. _ K lUSl 1
WILL EXCHANGE ICO ACRES GOOD J <
braska , clear , Improved land , for Onialm pr
erty. Illanc.iard , Shelly & Rogers , Live KK
CommleUon Dealers , South Omuhu , Neb.
1C-MC37 1
PUR FINEST HODY OF LAND IN NR11HASK
especially udupted for stock farming ; 01
S8.00 per acre ; cnn take half purchase price
Improved town property or Iowa farm. Qeoi
N. Hicks. 305 N , Y. Life llldg. 7.-C15
FOIl SALE HEAI < ESTATE.
VHSTRACra. THR HYRON RERD COMPAN
IUi-42
IOUHR8 , IXTH. FARMS , LANDS , LOANI
Gco. P , Ilc pl8 Real Delate Co. , Puxton blk
HE-42
D.MAIIA SAVINGS HANIC ACCOUNTS TAKI
at par In exchange for houses and lots. I ,
or part. ) The Hyron Reed Co. RE 4 ?
1RHAT HARGAIN-FULL IT WITH 'rv
small hounes. just off N on 25th St. , Sou
Omaha. Heinls , Paxton block , RE (1
COUNTZR PLACE HOMES AT COG ON Tl
dollar ; 12,250 , 13,500 to SG.500 ; uee photos
1th and Farnam , Morse bldg , J. J. Glbsc
(14 First National bank bid ? . UK M4SI
IMAHA , SAVINGS HANK ACCOUNTS TAKt
for real eitatc.
) mahu Savings Hank accounts taken for 1
mortgages.
) maha tiuvlncs Rank accounts taken for cat
I. G. Wallace. 312 J , J. llrown lirii. ICth
FOH SAI.IUIAI , ESTATE.
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i
OMAHA SAVINOa IJSkJOC ACCOUNTS TAK
In payment for choice tracts < , t garden 1
near Elite Fair greur.Ut , Hicks , N , Y , :
building. i I i RK--67J
WA NTHIV To"llU MJlVnCS GARDEN LA
douth or west of cllyi lAdditss E 41. He * ofi
I ffnom RE-M577
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TO BRI.I. CHKAP FOR -CASH OR RXCHAN
for stock of Kcncrn ) mfrclmnillop. 3 , X ) ncrei
land , on < > rc ldcnctgof | eight rooms , barn
olhfr outhouses Inia , tvwn of 3 -populall
nine unimproved town ilots ; climate mild <
hfalthy. Address a. W. Urovvn. Jefferi
Tcxne. n'i , i RE-M5S8
A 8NAPI SCARCELY rrff AT , RUT A ORNUI
bargain In nn S-rcwwn house nnd bnrnj fh
trees. Call on MofanJi 1510 Ilnrncy st.
UK M555
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COO ACRR5 , CRNTliAj/JtANSAS , IMPROV
clear farm , , „ .
IM-acro Improved farm hear Oniann.
10-ncrc garilcn tracts nenr Onialm.
S-ncie garden tracts near Tort Crook.
Fine residence near Hhf.scom Park.
Will tnke Omnlm and Geiman Savings bank
counls or good Omnlin properly In payment.
T. Clarke or Maxv.'cll , SIS Hoard of Tit
RE C21
Omaha. _
FOR SALE , FARMING FOR PROFIT
southern California ; whcro fro i one lo
crops can be grown yearly. Free pA sagc
rnch p'nchaier of ten acres of land. Refci
lending banks nf California. For full Infori
tlon nddrcfs Hcmct Land Co. , Hcmcl. Rlv
ldo , Co. , Cttl. _ UE-6H-
A TJN-ACRE FRUIT FARM THRKR MII
N. W. ot Council IllnffB ! nvc-room lutiise , R
bam , seven acres of bearing fruit. Includ
apples , plums , clurrlce , grapw , blnckbcrr
raspbenlcs , currant1 * ! etc. 1'rlcc { 300. \
trade for Omaha Improved properly. H ,
Harder , 1702 Fnrnnm. _ RE-C2I
A GOOD 8KVEN ll6fJM HOUSR , 100 FEET
ground In Omaha Heights , 400. Co-t cast
owner three times thai under foreclosure.
delliy Trust Co. , 8. 15. Cor. lice building.
Ill'C23
ONI ) OF THE FINF.HT CORNERS ON BOU
24th. nenr Vlnton , JC25. Heailtlful residence
on west Fnrnam , nenr 30th street , Jl.MO ; i
n c.iolce residence lot on 31sl avenue , r
Dodge , $1,000. Fidelity Trust Co. , H. E. I
Dec llldg. _ RE-C2o
THREE ACHES ON MILLER PARK HOU1
vn rd , ( l.SOO. 130x270 feet east of old I
Omaha , $1.000. 120x235 feel on 30th sir
pixved , south of Miller park , 2,000. 50xl2" > I
near 27th nnd Spauhllng , J400. John N. Fi
zer , opp. 1' . O. 1115 t
HAROAiNs"TN HOUSES AND LOTH IN A
pirts of the city , JW ) to M.SOO. The llj
Rccd Co. . 212 8. Uth St. _ RE-MU
FOR SAI.E-
5-roonr huucc. full lot , south front , T.018 U
sey avenue , { 7M > .00.
C-ioom houpe , larsu corner lot , S , E. cor. !
and Pncinc strcctB , Jl.WiO.lO.
B-room house , good lot. 3421 Hurt street , $1,15 (
One ucie , with 5-room house , large barn , c
near factories In East Onialm. JI.COO.OO.
Twelve ncres , about one mile 8. W. ot Florci
with fi-room house , barn , etc. , (1,000.00. '
Eleven acres near South Omnlin. with goo >
room hou e , barn , elc. , ] 2 , 500.00.
Thirty-six acres , half-mile cnsl of Irvlngl
J2.5CO.OO.
Five acres nenr South Omaha , with house , bt
etc , J7BO.OO.
Twenty ncres near South O"maia ! , with ho\ \
barn , etc. , 12,230.00.
Several desirable farms In Douglas , Washing
nnd Sarpy counties , very cheap.
POTTER & GEORGE COMPANY ,
S. W. Cor. IGtli and Farnnm , St
Hi ; MfiSi ;
FOR RALE. 320 ACRES OF THE FINI
land In eastern Ncbtnska , 37 miles west of I
coin ; all fenced ami cross flcnced ; occupied
present owner lanl * tO > enrs ; will sell on 1
time and easy teims , and take part pnym
In Improved acre property , between Omaha , i
Florence. Address Columbian Investment ci
pany. 411 1st Not. Hank llldg. UE C31
OMAHA SAVINGS HANK DEPOSITORS CA
. nnd seethe choice/garden land we offer , n
fair grounds ; youv , account taken at i
Hicks , 303 N. Y. nife Ifldg. RE CM
IIUILDING AXnrliOAN ASSOC1ATH
SHARES IN MUTUAL U & H. ASS'N PAY !
7 , S per ccnl when ! , 2 , 3 years old ; always
dcemablc. 1704 Farnnm'slrcel. Nattlnger , i
_ 'T ' ' _ 1
HOW TO GET A fO.MB OR SECURE GO
Interest on avlngk Apply to Omaha I , . &
Ass'n , 1701 FnrnnihM G. ' M. Nattlnger , See.
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PUHNITDKI'V PACKED.
GET M. S. WAIJdilN'fii PllICCS ON PUlli
lure packing , reiydrlnp , . upholflerlng ; m
trcifcos made and renovated ; 2111 Cumlne. 1
1331. [ , 4 ;
SEWING MACHINES AND SUI'PlilE !
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AND Will
ecwlng machine olllce , 1511 Cap. Ave. Tel. I
41
SHOHTHAXIJ AND TYl'EWHITINC
A. C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL. CIS N. Y. LI1
4 ;
AT OMAHA UUS. COLLEGE.1CTII & DOUGL ,
4'
TYI'EWKITISIIS.
GET THE I1EST TYPEWRITERS ; SUPI'LH
lepalrs. United Typewriter & Supplies Co. . :
Farnam St. 43CJunc :
SAFES.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SAFES ; SAFE I
pairing. J. J. Derlght , 1110 Farnum.5CO
5CO i :
FOH HEXT ACHES.
TO RENT , EIGHT ACRES OF LAND ,
Military avenue. Inquire 2524 Fopplcton uv <
M5S1
MUSIC , AHT A.VI ) LANGUAGE.
GEORGE r. GF.LLENIIECK. HANJO , MANI
lln and guitar teacher. Room 412 llec 111
Tel. 238. K
LESSONS IN RMI1R01DERY , THE LATK
style needle woik , painting and manleurli
kill gloves und Indies' white kid shoes clew )
Mrs. J. Smith , 1718 Douglas.
FINANCIAL.
CASH PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS HAT
n9count . W. F. Holden , McCague lllock
L1PE INS. POLICIES HOUGI1T. W. F. 1IOLD1
4J
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FOR CASH , OMAHA SAVINGS HANK J
counts ; give amount and discount , Addrc
R I , Hee. _ " 2 !
CO-OPERATIVE INVESTMENT FUND. i
vest > our ravings where you can secure
rate of 10 per cent per mcnth on Bam
Prollts paid monthly. References furnlsl
from 9CO Investors. D. Anderson Co Opera !
Investment Fund , Tyler and Hoyer , .Manage
Omaha Uranch. Room 210 M. Y. Life.
C17-1
LOST.
STRAYED , SMALL DOG , SLENDER FRAM
but plump body ; short hair ; black except wl :
streak down bienst ; name Jerry. Itewuni :
return or Information , living or dead. C.
Btebblns. 1230 South 7lh avenue. 555-
BTRAYI3D-ONE IIAY HOIISE. ONE CHEF
nut ; return to 315 S.uuth 23lh st. for reward.
' { Lost-MMl 7
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LOST , HT. URUNAUt ) DOG , ORANGE COLC
white points , neum full ; collar ; answers
name of Grovcr. 'U. ' C. Price , fc3l s. 29th st
-
LOST. A ST. I1RRNARD DOG. RETURN '
130' ) Douelas ttrcfjf and receive liberal ;
ward. " { g _ Lost-M5i3-l
3TOLKN , FROM 14'Hj & DOUGLAS. WIHI
horse ; weight 1.000' Jqundsi mune in .front c
short. Also phaetpu. dark brownish lilac
Reward for rcturni Dr. A , Johiikon. 14th
DougluB. _ , _ Lost MCIC-5
MIUJIOAL.
SUCCESS AND HAPPJNESS DEPEND (
health ; cveiy man thould read "How to St
I < oFtes , " W cenlu ; ' , 'JIqw to Enlarge Small C
guns. " 50 cents ; naii ) dlclnes used ; trcatme
sclentlllc , und cohlftnalhlnKi endorsed by t
highest medleal aihurlty | ) ; modest lunnuiit
> < c | entlflo knowledge ; n boon lo any euffert
Immediate effectu. Address Hygienic Cultu
Co. , Lock Uox 852 , Minneapolis , Minn.
M58Q t1
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.ADIES ! CHICHESTER'B ENGLISH PRNN
royal Pills ( Diamond brand ) are the best , Hal
reliable. Take no other. Send 4o stamps f
particulars , "Relief for ladles. " In letter !
return mail. At druggists. Chlchcitcr Ctiei
leal Co. . 1'hlladclphla. Pa. Mention Hee.
lUHIIER GOODS FOR HYGIENIC P1HVAT
use ; tend for particulars. Gem Co. , Kansi
City , Mo. _
tATON'8 TANSY PILIJJ FOR LADIES ; NEVE
falls ; get the genuine and avoid failure ;
all drugglsls or direct. R , F. Cuton , Hosto
Mass.
I'AWNHUOKEIIS.
I. MAUOW1TZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N , 10 8'
I
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The latest triumph of the wheel Is
Invasion of ERypt , contesting the right
the roads with the Arab and hla stceil
novvncd In poetry antl romance. Paris par
print news from the French Soudan to
effect that the blcyclo Is making Its v
tjiere , anil that It has Impressed the natl
moro than nny other article Imported I
that country from Kuropo. The Mohami
dan member of the French Chamber of I )
ullca was Interviewed about the matter , i
said that the Koran had nothing to
against the wheel , as the Prophet had
foreseen 'Its Invention ; but ho did not th
ths Arabs would over dream ot forsalt
their fine horses for It.
A correspondent ot one of the Engl
cycling papers , writing from Egypt , says
the Increased use of the blcyclo
the land of the 1'haraolis : "Machl
arc ridden In all directions ; they
to bo seen dotted about cvorywhe
and piles of them may bo continue
observed stalked at the entrances to
principal hotels. Thcro arc about a coupl <
thousand English troops , and as It la
fashion for bicycles to go wherever the m
tary sojourn , Drltons have made It pnrtl
larly lively for the dusky denizens on
banks of old Father Nile. Thcro are mi
good riders , some Indifferent pncs and a I
atrociously bad , these latter mostly censIng
Ing of natives , who look dccldcly unc <
fortablo astride a. pair ot wheels. At
citadel barracks the sergeants have thlrt
machines arid at the Inrgo barracks , close
the NIle bridge , any number of them can
found. At the Gczlrah J'alace , the magi
cent grounds ot which are a dream to En
pcans , ladlca nnd gentlemen may be s <
cycling at almost all hours of the day i
nlsht. The streets ot Cairo arc described
being decidedly lumpy , and , with the exc
tdon of the way out to the Pyramids , roads
we understand the term , are practically n
existent. Outside the city It Is all sand , i
a six-Inch tire would be rv boon to rltlo o
the desert upon. A largo riding school
nearly an aero of ground has been oper
and Is doing a thriving business. "
In this country It 'Is estimated that ab
ono person In every twenty-four owns
rides a wheel. This would make a t (
bicycling population of ,1,000,000 out ol
total population ot about 70,000,000. Thli
the record of the world , nnd no other co
try can make such a showing , despite
fact that the roads of our country are r
culed by all Europeans. By many It
claimed thai the blcyclo population ot t
country Is fully 4,000,000 , which would s
further decrease the proportion.
Taking It for granted that each wheel u
represents an outlay of $100 on an avora
It would thus appear that the total cap !
Invested In this direction Is the astoundlu
largo sum of $300,000,000 for the first e :
mate , or $400.000,000 for the second csWmi
there being nonexact llgures as to the r
proportion. Even reducing the average c
of Uio wheel , and placing the figure lat
per machine , It would make a total out
of $240,000.000 In ono Instance , and $320,01
000 In the other. The figures are hard
realize , and If applied In one lump , wo
reduce the national debt of the country b ;
big fraction.
In Franco all bicycles are taxed , nnd I
government Is able to keep a tab on
the wheels In the country. From the stat
tics furnished In this direction , It Is fou
that there Is ono bicycle for every 250 p
plo of the population of the country.
England there Is no regular count of
of the mncl Ines In the British Isles , but I
8'I is undoubtedly better than the she
ing In France. It Is approximated tl
there Is one wheel for each 125 or 100
the population of the Islands , a compa
lively small showing , considering the fi
that England has for many years been
gnrded as the home of the blcyclo , P
which for many years controlled the cy
trade of the world. Not only did Engla
control the cycle trade , but the Engll
riders held all of the records for racing. 1
this has now become a thing of thu pa
The riders ot this country have about m :
aged to tnko up all of the short-dlstar
records , while the riders of Franco and oil
European countries come In for the long d
tance records , leaving England only a sm
part of her former prestige.
The Invention of the cyclometer , and
reduction In price has been n boon for i
cling. Its use. has become general , and 1
wheelman nftcr a day's ride can tell nlmi
to within a few feet how far-ho has riddi
When used honestly the cyclomtcr Is
deed an excellent thing , but there i
plenty ot riders who seek to glvo a fa
Impression of the distance ridden by tin
by making the cyclometer show a mu
greater distance than they have actua
traveled. Figures are not supposed to 1
so It. Is said , but under skillful manlpu
: Ion they can show a much different resi
: hon what they should. The ways of "he ;
ing the cyclometer" are many. , No ; this
mrdly true. The cyclometer Is never beatt
and working automatically , shows the a
ual number of revolutions of the who
The ways of running up the faeo figures c
many. It should bo stated ; and ever sin
the Introduction of the machine some <
cllsts have been studying how to got
much larger mileage than that actual
ridden. The old way to sit on the slilo
n road , turn the wheel upsldo down , a
In a comfortable position keep the fro
wheel revolving until the figures of the <
clometer suited the Intention of the rldi
who could claim to nave ridden a rctnai
ibly long distance In as equally remaikal
short time. There are any number of rld (
guilty of practicing this trick.
A company In Massachusetts has start
In to manufacture wood wheels exclusive
which will bo sold for $50 each. TJio wo
frame Is the distinguishing feature of t
now wheel , and It Is this feature that inali
the blcyclo of Interest to wheelmen ,
[ ilaco ot the steel tubing In the ordinary 1
FOUND.
FOUND. THE PLACE TO SPEND A PLEA
ant evening , 1s at the Iloyd Theater ilurlnc I
PnlRFS EngaKement , A company of 10 prop
New plays , BOHRS and specialties ; change
program each performance. Prices lOc. 2
and 30e. Commencing Tuesday , February
Ladles frco Tuesday night cnly. Found MC21.
IIIGYCI.KS ,
COO FINE SECOND-HAND HICYCLES. Al
makes , good as new , must be doted out , 15
115 ; vvrllo for lists , F. W. Mead Cycle C
Wabath ave. , Chicago.
DHUSSMAICINR ,
\n EXPERIENCED DHEHRMAKER WIHIIJ
sewing by the day ; perfect lit and satlsfaclli
Kuaranlecd , 1421 N , 17th street , Omaha ,
ilG32 S
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICITOR :
Bco Itulldlnjr.Oinuha
Oinuha , No
Advlco nnd I'ntunl Hoc
"Was Invented by
leadlnv vctlnary ti
ccon und consists ol
Ktt-vl ekeleton , provld
with a Rubber Thrt
t.iut Is tpeclally ada ]
IH | lu grip Iho EIOUI
and this tecurcs u m
foothold und prevn
the horu ) from sllppl
or stumbllnit and i
duois the jarring she
to both Its feet a
shoulders.
II. II. ALI.II.V ,
Practical Iloneshoer , Ktute AKfnt. Tel. IS
1 Local AgentB Wanted.
cycle , wood rods turno.l out of woll-scasc
second growth rock maple or hickory
used , and Instead of drop forglngs or 8
connections , which arc used to hold
frame together , aluminum bronze nictn
used. This metal Is about the color of
karat gold. The wood rods nrc finished
the natural wood , antique oak , mahog
or rosewood , The aluminum broiuo v
In the construction ot the bicycle Is strc
light nnd a very tough mctnl , H has I
thoroughly tested , and Is claimed to bo
porlor steel for this purpose. Its ten
strength Is SO,000 pounds. It docs not :
or tarnish , IB the same color all the '
through , nnd with an occasional wiping
with a chamois or woolen cloth , will
ways look bright and. handsome. It U
claimed that the wood rods have many tl
the strength ot the steel tube used In
ordinary-bicycle. Thcro Is no posslbtlltj
the wood rods becoming deranged , nnd taro
are absolute security ngalnst Indcntatlor
"buckling , " which so frequently occurs \
steel frames.
Following Is a copy ot the hill which
members ot the League of American Wh
men In New Jersey are now working to h
adopted by the state legislature :
"Any person who shall have purthasc
ticket Issued by any railroad corpora
entitling such person to transportation
Its railroad nnd ferries ns n passenger K
have the right , by virtue thereof , to
transportation on the same boat or ti
with such passenger as baggage ono blc ;
to or fiom the place designated In s
ticket , without further or other paymen
the railroad corporation thereof. No ]
sengcr shall be required to remove
ordinary or usual blcyclo bell or lanl
from such bicycle , nor to crate , covoi
otherwise protect such bicycle. Any J
road corporation refusing to transport
cycles or refusing lo accept the sjme
transportation ns baggage , In violation
the next preceding section , shall forfeit
pay lo such passenger the sum of $10
each and every offenae , to bo recovereO
an action ot debt In any court of compel
Jurisdiction , "
H Is curious to see how the blcyc !
craze has already altered the size of lad
boots. Year after year doctors hnvoi \
prrnchlng ngnlnst the high heels nnd
compressed toes of the French shoe. T
have preached , but they have not been
tened to ; and all sorts of little limps
slutlllcs have got to have n kind of voj
and girls have treated their toco as dl
spectfully ns If they were their waists. ,
now comes the bicycle and sets things rli
The myth ot the very small foot Is be
exploded. Iiidecd , It was almost Inevlh
It should. When you sec almost level v
your eye n thing you were accustomed
look nt far beneath It you get a true I
of the bize. A girl's foot on a pedal , i
a common wayside object , shows that gt
looking girls liavo generally fairly ]
portioned feet. There has come a read
against the Chinese deformity , and a s ;
pathy with nature. You can not pc
with a foot like the caster of a planofo
If you do you risk your life , or , what
moro thought of , your appearance. And
fashion rushes In where physicians i
not tread. But the doctors bear no mal
Indeed , they order the bicycle for their
tlents many of them being surgeons ns \
as physicians.
A new gear has been Introduced In I
country by an English Inventor which
aroused considerable Interest among rnc
men. The gearing is done on the crank i
then transmitted to the back chain pul
by a pulley of an equal Instead of a lar
size. While thn device Is somewhat no'
Its advantage can only bo ascertained
practical use. It Is felt that such "nn
pllanca Is necessary on a front driver , :
that on a rear driver the required ends
gained In a much simpler manner with
ordinary two pulleys of different sizes i
ono chain. With this device there are I
chains , four chain wheels and two tootl
wheels.
TUB NATIONAL LHAGUC.
The Annual ANN < -inlil.v of tliv
fif Aiiicrleiiu WlicpliniMi.
The annual assembly of the League
American Wheelmen , which will be held
Albany , N , Y. , during the present week , v
undoubtedly bo the most Interesting in
history of the organization. During the 1
year the membership has nearly doubl
ind now exceeds the combined members
: i all other similar organizations throughi
: ho world. Its annual convention Is na
rally of the utmost Importance and Inter
to wheelmen.
Notwithstanding Its past achlevments cc
paratlvely few know the early history
the L. A. W. or the men who have hel ]
make It famous. It was organized on A
31 , 1880 , nt Newport , II. I. , upon the call
C. Kirk Monroe , president of the Now Yi
Bluyclo club , who llrst 'thought ' only to br
oa many wheelmen ns possible together
a. day of pleasure.
The objects , as set forth In tile constl
tlon prepared by Mr , Pratt , vvefo : "To p
mote the general 'interests of bicycling ,
ascertain , defend and protect the rights
wheelmen ; nnd to cncourago and faclllt
touring. " The regulation of track rncl
lias slnco been added. Upon this platfo
the league has steadily grown In mumb
mil nt the piracnt time It has an enrollnu
of nearly 75,000 members.
After the election of officers tbo assem
will have many matters of the utmost I
portanco to consider. The most Important
: ill Is ono placing direct control within '
lurlsdlctlon of the racing board of each
vision. Under the present system the o
trolling body Is the National Racing boa
appointed by the president , and consisting
seven members , whoso duty It Is to pun
violators of the rulca , control the grant !
3f sanctions , , foster the sport , and keep
Frco from all objectionable elements.
For Eomo months past the western a
southern divisions have been requesting p
mission to conduct race meetings on Suncl
ind with this und In view the California t
Missouri divisions have Introduced amci
inents. In thcso sections of the country I
iubjcct Is regarded moro liberally than In I
last , and there U a unanimous sentlmi
.hero In Its favor , but the eastern dlvlsli
ire Inclined to take an opposite view. It
probable that the assembly will permit Si
lay racing In some states , subject to the i
proval of the board of olllcera of each
I'lslon ,
Chairman Gideon Introduced an amci
mcnt giving control of closed college me
o the Intercollegiate Athletic aesoclatl
Tito demand for this has como from t
: ollegcs which desire to-pay the expenses
.heir athletes , which the rulca of the lea
ivould not permit In cycle racing.
One ot the greatest features ot the apse
jly will bo "Good Iloads day , " which will
lo voted entirely to the discussion of the 1
movement ot highways.
IIOSTO.VS M\V II IA.
nnrilt'ii for \VlK-flincn to Hurpi
AiiytliliiK < > f die Klnil In th. ! World
If the Ideas of those who are promot !
ho Fenway garden scheme In Doston i
: arrled out that city will bo far ahead
Jreater Now York In the matter of up-
late accommodations for -wheelmen. 'I
Fenway garden la ( o be a building much
ho plan of Madison Square garden In N
I'ork , yet It will be much larger than tl
Ine structure. The building Itself , eaya I
Irooklyn Kaglo , will be situated at the con
> f Iloylston street and' Massachusetts aver
ind will cover an area of 185,000 equare fc
The pi ejected cost Is about 11,200,000 a
his will be provided for by the sale of tha
it (10 each , It being the Idea to have I
irespectivo patrons become sharelioIJ. .
n the tchemc , AH has been Bald , the blcy
vlll bo the principal feature In this u
renture. The amphitheater In thu main p
if the structure will provide for big ent
alnments and shows , occupying the ita
ilaco In Doston tlmt MadUon Square gari )
loci In Now York , It Is aUo proposed
uvu a abating rink on the floor ot thu amp
theater. On the ground floor of the bulldlnrf
will bo a large swimming pool , right near Ihdi
entrance. This will be HSxGO fret In Blin
and fitted up with the latest nnd most ap
proved Appliances and will bo supplied with
running water. On one side of this pool
will bo a bicycle storage room and from this
will rim the ramp or drive for bicycles , which ,
will twist In and about the whole building ,
running up as high AS the roof In ome places
and nil the way around the Amphitheater , and
overlooking that Interesting place.
It Is A feature of the project that one may"
ride In tbo building , up hill nnd down ,
through woods and over bridges , nnd forge *
that ho Is Indoors nt all. in addition to
BOVCM ! rings for beginners there will bo a
wide path nround the entire building and ;
this path , by easy grades , will connect thn
different floors nnd afford A continuous rldo
of nearly a mile In length. Uvlll be n ,
kind of bicycle maze , the scenic effects being
inch that the rider may , under cover , enjoy
the delights ot nn excursion through thn
streets , of Cairo , n pans In the Alps , portions
of old London nnd half a dozen other odd.
and Interesting bits.
Thcro will .be . roadside Inns nt Intervals ,
where one may stop to rest , or to put wind'
In his lire , or to repair damage though on
such n path < lamngo could scarcely ever too
Incurred. There will bo artificial brooks ,
babbling over rocky falls , and ninny other
devices to make riding on a wet or wintry
day qulto ns pleasant as riding out of doora
In good weather. Thcro will be room foi4
the storage of n largo number of machines ,
nnd also n repair shop , nnd this will ccr-
talnly be n great accommodation , as the p < H
sltlon of the building , directly on the park ,
\vlll make It most convenient for bicyclists
who wish to rldo through the park system
or out Into the suburbs.
Ono may rldo Into business In the mornIng -
Ing , check his machine at the Fenway gar
den , thus avoiding the necessity ot rldlrfs
over the pavements , run down town In a
very few minutes and call for the wheel at
the close of the day's work. H Is supposed
that the number of riders who would resort
to the garden during unseasonable weather
for out-of-door wheeling would bo very
great , ns almost all riders prefer to kicp In
good physical condition from season to sea
son It they can find nny way of doing It.
This has become the most popular of all
pastime ! ! , and It Is estimated that In Boston
and the contiguous territory there are over
200,000 rlilew. The scheme has been tested
In Paris , at the Palais Sport , Hue < lc Herri ,
where , In a comparatively small building ,
by the use of what they call the plslo en
splrale , the bicyclist may get an agreeable
ride of 1.000 metres with actually less climb
ing by half than wheeling up the Avenue
ties Champs-ElysecB. This spiral track re
minds ono of a theater without seats or
stalls and the var6us ! gallcrlcn connected ,
one with another , by a uniform and gradual
ascent. Thcro Is a. very fair Illusion of
summer scenery and vegetation , so that the
Parisian may tnke his country run any day
In winter. And thousands upon thousands
do , men , women and chldren , and the
Palais Sport Is qulto aristocratic withal.
Thcro are circles In which novices are made
familiar with the mysteries of the wheel ,
and , In fact , none arc allowed on the spiral
who are not experienced riders. In the
Fenway garden Iho track will not bo a
"
t'plral ' , but an Improvement of that Idcn. Jfi'
The upper rooms of the big building will jf
bo devoted to different purposes. There will
be a circular ball room In the space over
the entrance , which will bo the blggrot ot
Its kind In Boston. In connection with It
there will be a large reception room nnd
a banqueting hall , and all of these of course
'will have separate entrances from the rest i
of the building. Over the ball room will i *
be n roof garden , and this will bo ono of t
the most Interesting features , as Boston has
up to the present time been without this C
very delightful means of passing the warm '
evenings. " . ,
summer
, ' 1
Now that the great Chicago show Is a
thing of the past , local dealers and wheel
men In general .will turn their attention to
the coming transmlssUslppl cycle show ,
which Is to bo held In this city the first
week In March. The management reports
that nearly all of the space In the mammoth
three-story building on Fifteenth and How
ard streets , where the show Is to be held , Is
sold already , and the chances nrc that before
March 1 rolls around they will be compelled
to refute applicants on account ot lack ; ot
space at their disposal. As It Is , there are
over 100 spaces In all , which will bo filled
with all of the newest and "best " whee's and
accessories. At a meeting hold early this
week the Cycle Board of Trade , under whoso
auspices the show Is toeing held , decided to
make Tuesday evening during the show ;
League of American Wheslincn night , when
all league members will be admitted free
upon presentation of their membership cards.
They have also decided to donate a space
to Clilef Consul I ) . J. O'Brien In which to
make an exhibit for the Nebraska division.
This space will bo handsomely decorated and
filled with easy chairs and divans , where
the members and friends , of the organization
may congregate and become acquainted with
each other. The exhibit will be In .charge
at the olllcers of the division and several
other prominent Nebraska members , who
will make known the benefits to bo derived
from membership In the league , nnd will
also solicit applications for membership.
About a dozen of the prominent local
Jealers attended the big Chicago show two
weeks ago and the result was that they
sucured agencies for the very host wheels
lo bo seen there and as there were over three
uimlrcd different makes , the Intending
imrcliBser of a wheel for tlic coming season
nay rest arHired that he will have the cream
) f thp wheels manufactured In this country
0 ehoosn his mount from. There are qulto
1 few changes In the ' 97 models , among
fthlch are the dropplug of the crank hanger ,
lush Joints , "D" tubing , two-plcco crank
ind many other minor ones. Prices seem to
umaln about the same on really high-grade
; oods , but a few of the smaller mnkea bavo
educed last year's figure a trifle. There la
jut little , If any , change In tires or chains ,
nit this cannot be said ot saddles , of which
there were something llko 200 different
styles ehown. The saddle makers seem to belaying
laying moro attention to the construction of
: ho human frame , and are building baddies
nero on ai.ntomlcal principals. The Stlni-
iun chain was Ehown , but did not seem to
Lake well on account of its being BO largo
ind clumsy looking.
Among the Omaha people seen at His
jhleago show were the following : W. II.
klcCord , T. Q. Northwall , J. C. Colt. 11. B.
2ai-r , A. H. Kdmlston , George Mlckcl , a. W.
lohnston , William Heargent , J , 13. Howe. F , 13.
/amlenburg , Oeorgo Miner , Ralph Ulcliurtl-
lon , Hurry Hoot , Ed T. Hoyden , J. J , Io-
Ight , W. I ) . Townscnd , a. 0. Sellner , H.
( lardy , J. Porter , Walter Btirdlck , F. H.
IVollenlmupt and W .A. Plxloy.
At the regular monthly buslnero meetings
) f the Omaha Wheel club and the Tourist
iVhcelmen , hold last week , J , II. Parish , the
irlglnotor of the proposed lamp ordinance ,
ippcarcd before the clubs to point out the
) oncflts to bo derived from Bueh an ordl-
lance. He held that the cost of repairing
ho damage done by one collision caused by
vheelmcn not being able to sco each other
n the dark or running Into some obitruc-
lon In the street or road at night would
nero than offset the cott of a lamp and
ho trouble of carrying It. The main argu-
nent against the ordinance seems to bo the
ixtr.i cent , and trouble that It will put the
vheelmcn to , This , however , U a very poor
trgumont , ai a person who can afford to
iuy a wheel certainly can afford a lamp , and
IB to the trouble of carrying ono , there ID
iractlcally none , an most of the lamps made
oday 'weigh less than a pound and can bo to
ittached to thu wheel that Its presence will
mrdly bo known. The Tourists voted
tgaliibt tbo ordinance. While the Omaha
iVhccl club postponed action upon It until
ho next meeting , which occurs early In
ilarcli. Thu ordinance seems to bo growing
n favor among the majority of thu local
vheelmcn , regardless of the fact that ono of
ho clubs ban voted mjaliut It. Uclow will
jo found an outline of the propcsad law :
Ml wheelmen must carry a lighted lamp
ipon the front part of their wheels cliirlnn
ho night time , HB must also everybody drlv-
ng any tort of a carriage , buggy or vc-
ilcular conveyance between the 1st of April
ind the 1st of October of tach year. Illdcra
uuut turn to the right and must keep ono
land , at least , on handle bars of their wheel ,
-Jo ccaatlng U to bo tolerated , and a viola-
Ion of any of these requirements U to
nean a fine of not lew than $5 for each
iffcntso , wheels to bo held as security for
mymcnt of all fines assessed ,
Kd T , Hoyden left oil Wednesday of laat / * " " " ? / !
vcck on a business trip to Denver , Cueyj v \j\ \ \
'uno and other western points.