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    TTTR OTVFATTA T > A1TV IIIM. , HfNDAY. MAY SJO. 18J)7-
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisement * ( or thciie column *
-rill lie tnl < en until IS m > tor the
evening nnd nlll 8 p. m. for the
tnornlnir nnil Sutulnr cillllonn.
Ailrertlncrd , liy rcqnc tlnir n nnm-
l check , cnn bnve nnirrers n l-
rejkeiTTo iTnunilMsrJd letter In cnre
of The Hee. Anmvcr no mlilrei e l
will he delivered on presentation ot
the check nnlr >
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Jo n word therenfter. Nothing tnken
tor leu * thnii Sfc for the nmt Inner-
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WA.VTlil ) MALE IIBLP.
. FKW KN-nilOHTlC HU8TI. NOi MENCMt
find Mendy. profitable work with C. F. Adarnt
Co. , ti So. 16lh 8t. " - *
BEN WANTKD TO 1-EARN nAUIlCU TIIADK
at th * Omnhn Hnrber Collw. nntst In Hie
wH | complete course. * wpeki ! terms tftjy.
> nd for catalosue. 1317-1319 no",1" St. .
Omaha. D-M710 June 1
. rcu cioAits : ws
and open esi ol.J . established house
unnecessary : Inducements to " " ? . ( ' . . * ] ,
nishop Co. , St. Louis. H-M2M !
WANTP.D.HAUSMAN8 : BALAIlY PAID
weekly , experience unnecewary , permanent.
Hrown llrothcts Co. , ChlcnKO. "
WANTKD. CATHOLIC MAN TO TUAVKI , FOU
old established house : must l8ln on low
talary. Address Catholic Trutli , lock box MS ,
- WIM , WORK rou n DAY. BAI-
nry or commission canvnsnlnR consumersin ml
dealers. Clifton Soap Mfe. Co , , Cincinnati , .
Mi A WBKIC AND iXIT.NSiS I'AID SALESmen -
men : staple line ; experK-nce unncccssaryi per
manent potlllon. The W. U Kline Co. . Ht.
IxiiilB , Mo. " - _
. AND woMra. TO wonic ron "s PAYer
or evenlnR nt their homes ; pleasant work ; no
canvasslnj ; : experience unnecessary : we pay
salary : Inclose Mnmp for particular * . Stand-
nnl MfB. Co. . 112 W. 23rd St. , New York. 11-
ALraMioN. ron LUMINOUS SIONS.
platen , numbers ; renilnble darkest nlKhts ! write
for free samples. Thoman & Co. , Enslevvow.
HI. II 557 30 *
WAN'THD. AN AHIIONADT POIl T1IK 4T11 OP
Jtilj , AililrcM A. T. Webster. Denver City.
Neii. n-sso ao
LHAniNO MUPICAl. BOOK I'UnLlHlHNO
house- has \acancles for several competent , en-
cruetlc Bnlesmen. capable ot nctlnc na state
BKonts. List covers special publications sultea
to requirement * of physicians , dentists , dnn-
rflfln. To mon willing to put In ROOI ] , hard
constant. Intclliwnt. rjttomatlc work this IB nn
excellent opportunity to cstabn h permanent
Krowlnnr business with old establHied house
on cooU of the hlshcst character. rin < t-claM
references roi'illred. Addron , otatliiR age and
full particulars ns to character and qualm-
ontlonn. New Department , 1' . O. Box 100' Phila
delphia , 1'n. P-IK9 30
ciiAnLra scniiiNnn-s SONS WANT 2 wnii ,
rtrestcd men for city trade. Call Monday ,
Urunswlck hotel , nftcr 9. n 593 30
BALKSMI3N SlfiO.W ) weekly guaranteed nml ex.
elusive territory n'slgned coed men for thfc
sale of the remilno Arctic ItefrlKeratlnR Ma
chine for cool'nir rofrlReratoii. Quarnnleod 7S
per cent cheaper than Ice. Keeps pi > rl hnble
articles Indellnitcly. Ouarnnteed Indestructible.
Kvery owner of n refrlcerator buys them , ns the
avlnc of Ice In one month more than payit for
machine. JIflMj over 3 000 In use. Write today
nnd secure your territory. ( Tloware of worth-
Irsit Imltutloni. ) Tor full particulars and our
list of five hundred testimonials from lending
merahnntR of U. S. , address Arctic nefrlRernt-
In ? Co. . Cincinnati. O. B Ml-30 *
AN KNnnanTic MAN wno nixJuuAniY
visits the trade , nnd who Is In a position to
pay for a fine line of cutlery samples , nnd td
handle same on a liberal commission basis , can
make n permanent arrangement with us to
Bell our line exclusively or ns a side line. In
nnswcrlng state what class of trade you call
on. We cnn furnish nnd would expect good
references. The I iwton Cutlery Co. . 132 and
13 * Lake St. , Chicago. n
MBN TO ADvnrmsK "LUS-
tro , " the modem scourlnc soap ; tnck slcna ,
distribute circulars , place samples , orders , etc. .
steady work ; salary J10 weekly and expenses.
The Lustra Co. , Chlcnco. B 5M SO *
TltAVELING SALESMAN WISlliNQ VnilY
dcslrablc nnd profitable side line. addrcsswlth
reference , Antlbrule Chemical Co. , St. Louis ,
Mo. B 550 SO *
TRAVELING. VIS1TINO DUUO , DRl'-aOODS
stationery trmte , to handle nnest toilet mir
rors made. Qoehrlns , 218 La Salic St. , Chi
cago. -
B-50-30-
THE GOVEUNMDNT SDnVICB. BRIGHT' '
young men to prepare for examination soon
to be held for clerks and curriers In Omaha
postomce. Particulars about all government
positions , dates , salaries , etc. . free of National
Correspondence Institute , 2d Nat'l Bank Bldff. .
Washington , D. C. B 54&-30'
FAcronv WANTS TO ENGAGE A
personal ' representation In every to n. No last
year's stock or second hand stock. All goodn
fresh from factory at prices never before of-
rered. 13 models. Sena for sample wheel ana
= | JIOKie. ; Lincoln's Home Cycle Co. , Sprlns-
cld- '
- B-M7-30"
WANTED. SALESMAN TO SELL TO DEAL- '
era on time ; J10 monthly nnd expenses ; expe.
? fV"nC.s6ar Wrlto for P"rtlculaPrs.
Acme Cigar Co. , Chicago. B 54C-30 * .
WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WITH
best references , to sell in State of Nebraska
manufacturer'H line ot cloaks lo the trade
Apply U Ilerzoir & Bro. D. 0 Co. , St ! iSilS'
al °
- B 545 30
WANTED SOLICITOUS , AGENTS AND SALES
men everywhere ( both sexes ) , to tell my new
book "How to Prolong Life , " unprecedented
UP ! State " ' . ' o8 ; Mareua Hothschlld. author.
St. , Chicago. B B 2 30"
WANTED , TRAVELING SALESMAN FOR SIphon -
phon oil cans as side line on commission. Bu-
mann Mfg. Co , , Lltchneld , III. B Ml 30
WANTED. RnSI'ONSIBLB SAMPLE Dis" !
trlbutors ; J1000 per 1.000 ; particulars and sam
ples lOc. Crescent Chemical Co. , C9 Dearborn
'
Chicago. 11 040 30'
INSTRUCTIONS TO ELEVATOR CONDUCTORS
In your cage or by mall ; will quallfyi you for
position nnd llccnie , Address by mall. Ele
vator Instructor , Bee llldir. B Cll SO *
, , ron NnrmABKA : LIBERAL
reposition to expcrlcncol men to handle our
line of new premium rpeclallle * for merchants'
trade ; state aire nnd er , Kern Picture CD
Dept. D. , G Washington St. . ChlcBKo. B 000 30
\VANTRDFE3IAM3
100 GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS WORK ; $1 TO
$7 week. Canadian office. 152J Douglas.CM74S
C-M74S
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED COOK AND
good laundress at 124 So. 19lh. C 293
HOUBBWOHIC AV M3
st C-M4r/
WANTED. GIRL TOR GENERAL HOUHE
work ; mutt U , fond of children ; German .
ferred. 2310 It st. , South Omaha. C M523 pre. 30
TWO APPRHNTICES WANTED AT
MRB
Leepcr's drets cutting school.-tic So. IStli t
Omaha. '
C 531 30 *
WANTED , A COMPETENT COOK , 36SU Fnrnam
C W Jl
t'A.DY.AGENTS . , . WANTED TO SELL MMI-
Yale's ramous "
toilet preparations ; agents mik"
. Inc from 12500 to 1100.00 per w k- write for
rartlculars. Address Mrae. M. Tali. Ch ? ago
imi'TO ASSIST WITH
1414 oilrnn ! . "n ° " Wai" "nd u
C SCO 30 *
AnI 'T TAKHipni | > EIlS.jBNOaE |
1 < P. m. CJ-MiiTT
NUnS" CHHL WANTI7D FOIl
ONI !
CHILD-
mint have reference. CH at 2319 Harney.
C Ml"SO
NUIISU AT 2M8 CAPITOL
C18
KOK
f ALL PARTS OP CITY
Dttvls Company.
11ENEWA & CO. . lot N , KTll BT '
I > U4
MODERN HOUSES , C. A. BTARR. ) K N.T. LIKE
D-475
CHOICE HOUStlS AND COTTAGES ALL OVni
the city. J tu W. Fldtllty , ioj K.rn.m SI
P-HTt
UUOWN nLOCK- leT
HOUSES , COTTAanS & BTORE8. ALL PARTS
of city , Drennan. Love Co. . 4JO Paxton block
P 471
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS
Oro. Van & Storage Co. , 1413 Parnam. T l. 15S
'
-47 >
LIST , M'CAQUB , 15TH DODQE.
D419
HOUSES. FLATS. QARV1N BUO3.KU FARNAU
D 411
KOUSK3 FOR RENT. BBMI8 , PAXTON BLK.
D-J-.I
TUIIKINQTON. DEM IIUILDINO.
rou iin\Tnousis.
( Continued. )
'
BTANFORD cmCLlJJCOTTAa EIBnOOM -
All modern. Apply 104 Bet building. D-772
I.ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE xm
, Vr et , D Mie
TOR RKNT. "ELKOANT FIVE-ROOM STEAM
hMted flat. Apply Flat . Davldge BlJir.
D MWS
g-nuuM TLAT. DOUOLAS. NnAH J4THr MODern -
ern : steam heat ! olfo S-rooms l JIG So. 15th.
Inquire LlnquUt. 316 B. Itth. D-W
HOUSES. J. II. 8HERWOOD , 423 N. Y. LIFE.
D M17S
FOR RENT. MUUIJHN lo-iiuuni ituutiii AWIJ
barn In fine repair nnd pleasantly located.
J , W. Bobbins , ogt. , 1802 Fnrnsm Bt.D
D M4S3
FOR IinNT-HOUSES. BTORES AND FLATS.
HIckR Heal Estate Agency , 2li S. IClh St.
D 4D9 31
2013 HARNEY ; 10 ROOMS : STEAM HEAT.
D-M783 June7
10-ROO.M ELEGANTLY FINISHED MODERN
brick house , No. 2U4 Ca s , J30.
9-room modern home At 417 North 19th , JIS.
f-room modern flat , 709 So , 16th , tlT.r.O.
6-room house 1I2S N. 17th. > 12. Appl } to W. B.
Mclkle. room 604 1st Nat'l Hk. Bldg. D-
TOR RENT , ELIMANT 8-ROOM HOUPH. ALL
modern Improvements , cor. 23d nnd Chicago.
Apply nt 13W rurnnm si , D 512-30
C-ROOM COTTAGE , GOOD IinPAlR. CITY
water In house , 91S So , 23th St. , $9 CO.
D-33 31
0 ROOMS , MODERN. J1B.OO. 2 1 California St.
P K3I-30 *
on unNT. A 5-noo.M nousn. CLIAN : AND
desirable. Ill 00 a month. 1M So. 19th st.
Apply nt 711 So. 17th st. v D-MM8 Jl
10.ROOM MODERN WI'.LL FURNIfiHED
lioii e , wllli barns ; rnc of the inest pleasant nnd
best located homes on West Hills ; Knnbfl
piano ; carriage nnd phaetnn If desired. Will
rent for one or two jcors. Possessions now or
thin fall. References exchanged , State what
family and address L Go , Bee. D-f.52 2
204" ! DODGE. 8-ROOM , MODERN , US W. OAR-
vln Bros. , 1C13 Mirnain. D-5E1 30
TO RENT , 22:4 CLARK STREET , H-ROOM
house , ncnly painted nnd In first-class re
pair , 117.00 a month. The Byron Reed Co. ,
212 S. 14th St. D-C17 1
1028 8. 31ST ST. , A VERY DESIRABLE D-IIOOM :
residence ; 8 rooms on one floor ; nil modern
conveniences ! hard wood finish ; excellent barni
rent , J30.00 per month. John A. Wnkcfleld. COO
Pnxton block. D C24 30 *
FOR RENT , 9-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE ;
modern comcnlences ; desirable In c cry way.
1011 Wlrt Ft. D 510 30
TOR RENT. FURNISHED HOUSE IN CI.IF-
ton Hill from June 15 to Sept. 1. A. P. Tukpy
city hall. D-602 30
FOIl IinXT FUUNISIlRl ) flwOMS
STEAM HEATED ROOMS , TELEPHONE AND
nil conveniences ; rntes reasonable. Pundt Real ,
dence. 212 S. 17th St. E-703
FURNISHED ROOMS. I70S DOtfGLAS ST.
K 7U
FURNISHED ROOMS. 151C HOWARD. E MSl
ROOMS : FINE UA.WN AND PORCHES. 2003
Hnrncy. E M4S9 June 2C
NICELY FURNISHHD ROOMS. SHADE AND
yard ; rates reasonable. 2224 Burt. E M4S4 30 *
ELEGANT ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKnEP-
Ing. or rooms ultli or without board. 207 S.
24lh st. E M506 30 *
SOUTHEAST FURNISHED ROOM. 2210 DAV-
cnport. E MfOS SO *
ROOMS FOR LIOIIT HOUSEKEEPING. 191D
Dodge. E M504 Juncl *
FOR RENT. TWO WELL FURNISHED BEDrooms -
rooms ; one south nnd one east front. 811 S.
2Sth street. E M320 30 *
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOM. 221 N. 19TII.
E M317 31 *
FRONT ROOM. WITH ALCOVE , FOR ONE OR
two gentlemen. C24 S. 2Cth a\e.
E SISC3 C *
FOR RENT , THREE FURNISHED FRONT
- connecting rooms , cnsulte. single or for light
housekeeping , low rent. Flat 1911 Cumlmr st.
E 5G2 30 *
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEmen -
men , 51.00 per week , and references. 313 So.
llth st. , E 561 30 *
FOR RENT , FURNISHEp ROOMS. A LARGE
front room , B nglc or cnsulte. Apply at 1817
Leavenworth it. , 3rd floor. E M5CO 5 *
FOli RENT , FRONT ROOMS/tSOO ; JO 00 ; J4.00 ;
modem , at C26 So. 39th St. ' E-M559 31 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO PARTIES
without children ; no objection to light house
keeping. 25CO Douglas. E C27 SO *
TO LET. FURNISHED PLEASANT EAST
room. In private family , to gentlemen , In Dav
ldge building , 18th and Farnam. Flat S.
E M614 1 *
LARGE , FINELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ,
with alcove. 114 S. . 24th St. E C24 30 *
DINING ROOM , KITCHEN AND BED ROOM. ,
to a woman without children , with , experience
In keeping boarders. Address , L 62 , Bee ofllce
E 095
FUKMSHKIJ ROOMS AND IIOAH.D.
NICE ROOMS , "GOOD BOARD. RATES REA-
tonable. The Roee , 2020 Harney. II F192 30 *
MODERN BRICK , ROOMS AND BOARD ; 3 50
week. 14 K 19th. F M4(3 11 *
THE MERRIAM , DESIRABLE ACCOMMODA-
tlons after June 1st. Delightful summer home.
F-44'-3l '
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRONT
room ; modern convenience ; board. 702 8. 23th
st. F 51490 31 *
-WANTED. THREE OR FOUR STEADY AND
sober Swedish boarders. No others nesu apnh.
212 South 27th street. | F 514-30
FOUR SPLENDID ROOMS. EAST AND SOUTH
front , with or without board ; center of city ,
cheap. 208 North 17th st. r 533 SO *
A PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR PARK AVENUE
can furnish room and board for two persons.
Address L 4 , Bee. F 02C SO *
ELEGANT S. E. ROOMS WITH FIRST CLASS
board. 1909 Capitol a\c. F 628 31 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH BATH ;
board if desired. 14K Chicago st.
i F M5C7 3 *
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH OR
without alcove ; good board. 2305 Douglas ot.
F CM 30 *
FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE OR
entulte , nlth board. 1042 So. 29th st.
st.K
K W4 30 *
FOR RENT , NICE. LARGE , AIRY MODERN
rooms , with board ; targe shady yard. 2100
Cass st. F M615 30 *
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. WITH
board , 2015 Douglas. r MC13 2 *
ALBANY. 21C1 DOUGLAS ; DESIR\BLE ROOJ1H ;
also table board , Fine location. Tel. 13SO.
F 612 30 *
ROOM AND BOAHD FOR TWO. GENTLEMEN
preferred. Kountze Place. L C3 , Bee F-C97 30 *
COOL ROOMS NEAR HAN8COM PARK , WITH
or Vt Ithout board. 29n Muson. F 605 30 *
FOIl nKN'T STOHUS ANI1 OFFICES.
FOR RENT. THE 4-8TOPY 31UCIC BUILDING
at 91C Farnam St. This building has a. fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heatlnir On-
turee ; water on all Moors , gas , etc. Apply at
the uflico of The Bee. ( 910
FOR RENT. GOOD BUILDING SUITABLE FOR
leitaiirant and lunch counter , with living rooms
upstairs. Beit location , opposite depot , In the
best town In Southwestern Iowa. Rent rea
sonable. Wm. Koehler , Red Oak , la. _
I 592 Jl *
WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS ; 175 PER MONTH AND
expenses paid active men If rlchi ; goods cold
by ( ample only ; samples , also horse and car
rlas * furnlthed free. Addren Jobber , Bo * 6308.
Boston , Mass. J 454
WANTID. EXPERIENCED AOHNTS. TO nni--
ivtenti tlie beat and largest Hick , Accident and
Death DcncfU association In the west ; endow
ment nnd withdrawal privileges ; ifberal con
tract. Addrem American llenevolcnt Associa
tion. Union Trust BullJInir , Bt. Louis , Mo.
Mo.J
MUST HAVE AGENTS AT ONCE TO SELL
taih locks and door holders. Sample saih locks
tnt for te stamp. Immenie ; belter than
weights ; burglar proof ; 10 a day. Write
quick. Addr * s Brohard & Co. . box 77 , Phlla-
cYl-Ma. I'a j _
AGENTS WANTED-AGENT WANTED IN
every town ; brand new goodi ; tell at ilclit ;
no experience required ; liberal Urm i write
for full Information. Mutual Manufacturing
Co. , 12 Chambers Bt. .New York. J
AGENTS-OUTFIT FREE. No capital needed.
One agtnt one day Mil fifty bicycles. Weekly
Ti5ipay b.10 prof"We mak a , high grade
iu * low " > :2MWrlt ' *
tf , t . , - " < clu-
lh '
territory. Alplnt Cycle Co. , Cincinnati. O.
J-651-30 *
STll S 0178 UCCEBp REMARKABLY.
, . .
I1. , I rywhMehowlnff lattst muttlcopylnjr
5Sf..iU1J ° " "lcd by > ro " "lvt P ople ( trades
lli n'i " .aurnu > liberal oommlislon.
Tork. tor lliadouart . Center - uf at. .
AQEXTS WANTED.
( Continued. )
WANTED , AGENTS , ALUMINUM-CLAY COOK.
Ing veiiels ; 12 to 17 a day ; pay fortnightly.
Gibson Supply Co. , .Gibson City , 111.
J CM 80 *
WANTED , AGENTS. TO INSURE DEPOSIT'
ors' bank accounts by selling the Indelible
theck protector ; Impossible to raise amounts
retallt J5JO. Wesley Mfg. Co. , Times building ,
New YorE City. J-643 SO *
WANTED. LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE
bert selling' novelty on market ; sells to e\ery
lady ; sample lOc , Raclno Hat Fastener Co. ,
Racine , WIs. J-t99 30 *
WANTHIJ TO R\T.
A PIANO FOR BUMMER ; BEST OF CARE.
L 60. Bee , K-M-4SS-2
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT A LARGE ,
modern , well furnished room ; private bath room
dpslrcd , with flrst-clnsi board. Address , giv
ing terms and full particulars , U 60. life , t
K-62S 30 *
WANTED , TO RENT A FURNISHED HOUSE.
J to 12 rooms , by responsible patties , within
10 blocks of postolTlce. Address L 68. Bee.
K-C07 SO *
ST011AGI2.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO.
tOS-tlO Jones. General Slornce and forwarding.
OM. VAN & STORAGE , 1415 FAHNAM. TEL. 15S9
M 1ST
TO 1IUY.
WANTED. A NICE SPAN OP SHETLAND
mnro ponies nnd harness ; sound nn < * < gentle ;
reasonable price. Lee Greedy , Farrngut , la ,
N M403 30
NO. n OR 7 REMINGTON TYPEWRITING MAchine -
chine ; must be In Rood order and cheap for
cash. Address LCti , Bee , N 5C9 30 *
FOIl SALI3 IIOHSKS AMI WAGONS.
SOUND YOUNG HOUSE CHEAP , WITH OR
ult'.iout saddle ; might trade for good bicycle.
L 61. Bee. P 572 30'
SHETLAND MALE iPONY. KIND AND GEN
tie , wltl | cart nnd harness , complete. Enquire
No. 1114 N. 24th St. P-670 30 *
FOU SAL.U MISU13LLAM20US.
2 STOCKS GROCERIES , 1 MEAT MARKET. 1
drug stock , farms , eastern Nebraska ; ncrcaga
In and around Omaha , Omaha city property.
B. It. Ball , 901 N. Y. L. Q-793 J7
CARPETS , DRAPERIES , DRESSGOODS , SILKS
52 monthly on $10 puic'iasc. Send postal ; will
call with samples. E Hlrsh. 1C21 Kyrcr A\e.
Q-C93-J3
HARDWOOIJ CR1UB1NU. HOG AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than ' "all wire. " C. R. Lee. 801
Douglas. Q 4S7
CHICKEN , HOG & LAWN FENCE ; ALL WIRE ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Works , 403 S. 14th.
Q-6GO-J-2
86.00 WILL BUY A KIM11AI.1 , UPRIGHT
piano. In good condition. Omaha Mortgage
Loan Co. , 308 South ICth street. Q M300
FOR SALE , A NUMBER ONE FRESH JEIl-
sey cow. Apply nt 2S25 Webster St. Q-M4 3) *
TWO COMPLETE SETS OF SALOON FIJC-
tures. Including bar , back bar , pier glasses ,
screens , bottled goods case , Ice chest nnd cigar
stand. Alro two billiard tables , will be sold
with or without saloon fixtures. Milton Doo-
llttle , receiver. North Pintle , Neb.
Q M434Juno 1
RHINOCK'S ENGLISH TAILOR SYSTEM ;
school of dress outline nnd sewing taught ,
by Mrs. S. J. Lccpcr. 216 So. 18th st. , Omaha.
Q 530 30 *
FOR SALE , LADY'S HIGH GRADE WHEEL ,
used but little. Call mornings , 602 N. SSlli.
| Q 572 30 *
MISCEMAXI20L'S.
GARDENS & FARMS TO RENT. T. MURRAY.
R MSIO
CLAIRVOYANTS.
SPECIAL AimiVAL TinST VISIT TO OMAHA
of the marvelous full llfc-rcadln clairvoyant
and trance medium.
pitOF. CLARENCE E. CHESTER.
The occult wonder. I'laln , practical , clear-
brained Information. The master mind leads.
UP FOR ONE WEEK.
He tells your name , age , occupation , advises
In business , speculation , love nnd nil family
troubles , unites the separated , names of friends
nnd enemies. Satisfaction , guaranteed or no
pay. If you have been disappointed by Incom
petent clairvoyants call nnd be convinced of
Prof. Chester's ability. No matter what others
have been , icmember he Is exactly as he repre
sents himself to be. Fee COc tOc , and up.
Hours 10 to 8 dally.
PARLORS , 1915 FARNAM ST. , first floor. Let
ters with stamp answered. . S 529 30 *
MRS. M. FRITZ , 819 N. ICTH ST.S
S MC09Junc8 *
COME AND CONSULT THE ONLY GENUINE
life reader ; her predictions are wonderful ;
names ghen ; fee. LOci and up ; 10:30 : to 7 dally.
1819 Farnam street. S 60S 30 *
MASSAGE : , IJATHS , ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 1017 HOWARD , MASSAGE ,
steam baths. T M482 June 2
MRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , up
stairs. T M606Junc6 *
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. 346-S BEE
Bldg. ; physician , consultation or health book
free. U-4S9
BATHS. MASSAGE ; MME. POST , 319',4 S. 15TH.
U 490
RUITURE CURED , PERMANENTLY ; NO
pain ; no detention from bislntrci ; we re'er to
thousands ot pn'.l-r/.s cured. Call or write
The O , E. Miller Co. , 932-3 New York Lit *
bulldlnr , Omaha. U MC25
BALDNESS CURED. 326 BOARD
MISS MAYER. SURGEON-CHIROPODIST ,
manicure. R. 400 Paxton block : diploma 18S6.
U M249 J1S
EXPOSITION INVESTMENTS. FOR PLEASure -
ure and pront see I * P. Judson's vvant nds.
Council Bluffs page. U M264
NPLLIE F. RYLEY. MANICURE AND CHIR
opodlst , 7 yrs. with MUs Mayer. 201 ; $ < { ' "
ilPST SCALP TIIEATMENT. 25Cr SHAMPOO
ImJ , 250-2 weekB-Mlller-a Parlors. 1514 Doug
las. " U 452 J24
REV. W. W. BROWN'S ASTHMA CURE"
positively cures ; write for testimonials. Char
ter Oak. Iowa. U-M4SS June 20
IF PARTY ANSWERING L CO. MAY 26 , IS
really desirous of n meeting they will give
a name and address. L C3 , Bee. U S27 M *
GIVEN AWAY. BEGINNING MONDAY. 318T.
A uleeve pattern , cut to measurement , latest
style , to every lady who calls during the week ,
by M re. S. J. Leeper , 210 So. JStli st. , Omaha.
U C32 30 *
A WIDOW , 32. BLOND , HAS 125.000 , LOVES
nulct home life , would marry eenwlble , trutt-
vvorthy , affectionate man , unencumbered. 209
E Mut St. , New York. U 573 30
MAIIRY , WHITE TO PHBTTY OIIILS OR HONorable -
orablo men ; many worth $ . ,00 to , IIO.lKiO ; lOo
for lurcu private list. Box 1COO , Denver , Colo.
U 5 S0
LADIES' WHITE OR LEGHORN HATS
cleaned to look good p.s new. 703 N. ISth st.
U 574 80 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , SIS N. Y. L. ;
aulck money at low rates for choice farm liinJs
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraikn.
W 49J
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITl
Property , W. Fa mam Smith & Co , 1320 I rnan. .
W lit
G Plin CENT MONEY ON NED. & IA. FARMS.
W. B. Uelkle , 1st Nat'l BU. bide. , Omaha.W .
W * 4"
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES , TUB
O. F , Davla Co. , 1M Farnam Bt. W 4M
FARM LOANS. 1 TO 111 YEARS ;
rates. Garvln Bros. . H13 Farnam St. _ . „
OH OMAHA PHOPEIITY : LOWEST IIATKB ;
Uulldlnc lo ai wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.
Co.W 4H
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennin , Love & Co. , Paxton block
FROM 1100.00 UP. F. D. WE AD , ICth & Douglae ,
XV
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property , Puiey & Tbomai , 207 1st Natl Bk blj
W 235
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN. SO. CO. W DAYS ; FUUNr.
ture , pianos , eto. Duff Green , R , f. Barker bile.
:
MONET TO LOAN ON FURNITURH. PIANO * ,
hones , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In elm
no removal of ifeojji : strictly confidential ; yoq
can pay tin loan eft at any tlmn or In nr
amount OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
0 So. ICth B
IHS1.M3SS CIIAXCKS.
WANTED. GOOD ( WJOCGRT
tor * room In be | J Nation > . .
h.s had the best hntlntu for .1.n ,
be vacant early m June. Low rent. Addrf.s
P. B. Catefs mesW market , cor. lh na M
tre t . South OnuhirtNeb. Y 0
FOR. SALE. , HUT LOcki CttAMPlNO ACTION
of bolt Is poslllvennnd csn'l be loosened by
vibration or by locMnlng of nut. fllmple , dura
ble and efficient Innopcrallon. Address worst
& Hart , care John Weddcrburn & Co. , I'n-
tent Attorneys , Washington , D. C.
THE LATKST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
th 7.mbil dlnmond * ! ip rt pronounce them
wondtrful imd cloi-Ml < to nuln yet d cove -
e d ! detection linm > slbl ; wenlthy people re-
pldclnc their ro tly Jefti with our new diamond
mend nt one-twrntUth , the exp nf ! Bhlppod
with pm liege examination. Particular * , nd-
dre M. 8. ntxlkltl i Co. , MS Dearborn St. ,
Chlcoeo. , , | Y-K4-30 *
roit sALn , ctmitx , J&OMII AND imusiii
quickly cleaned by cpcratlnir n lever , which
mny be done by band manipulating the Im
plement ; crcntnly reduces labor of clcnnlnc a
hone. Addrpsn Dnvld Recs , care John Wcd-
derburn A Co. , Patent Attorneji , Wnthlni- ;
ton , D. C. Y CM 30 *
STOCK OP OENERAL MERCHANDISE AND
fixtures for sale ; the reason for talc of same
Is one of the partners died and the other wishes
to rMlre from business ; will be sold for part
rash nnd good security ! no land dealn con-
tlileiod ; poods will be sold for what they ore
worth ; thrco other Bonorsl stores In town ;
population about 1,000. Address W. E. Anfln ,
Wlsncr , Neb. Y-MMtt 31 *
A WELL ESTAllLISHEH GROCERY STORE
for snlo In cnc of the best towns In eastern
Iowa ; Mock nnd fixtures will Invoice between
14.000 nnd JS.CCO : Etrck can Ic reduced If re
quired , Addreca L C2 , care Omaha Ilecp.
Y M51S JuncJ *
roil BALK , PAT1JNT NO , tC6,67S ; SCLV-AD-
JuMablc rnchet pipe wrench ; will not slip ,
crush or mnr pipe ; will nt any size pipe ; wll
sell wholeor half Interest In U. S. , Cnnndn ,
Oient llrltaln. or stnte rlR.itn. Addres * W. S.
Gllmore , Sorgho , Ky , Y CM 30 *
WANTED , OHNTLKMAN WITH SMALL ( 'API-
tal , wishing to OIIKHKC In the best paying bust-
ncsn In the stnte , to call nl No. 2Gs Cilcnuo
street before 9 n. m. cr after C p. m. . begin
ning Wednesday. John Tyfc. Y M610 31
WANTKD. PARTNCH IN OGNIIRAL CON
tructlnp buslncsi with J1KH ) , money secured ;
Kuurnntec minimum fiO per cent annually on
Investment. Address L C < , Dec. Y Ml 30
FOR SALi : , AIR SHIP. IIL'ST OP ITS KIND ;
will Rive pnrty or company tone-fourth Interest
In patent for money to build trlnl nlr ship.
Addrcst Henry Helntz , Ulltton , S. IXilt. , or
cnrc John Weddcrburn & Co. , Patent Attor
neys \VnshlnRton , D. C. Y S90 30r
FOR RHNT SMALL WATER POWER MILL.
Can nleo handle grain. Address box M. Lin
coln. Neb. Y S31-J9
FOR HALE. HOTEL FURNITURE BO-ROOM
house doing a bis : paying business ; will b"nr
the closest Investigation ; good reasons for sell
ing. Address W. Homan , llom.in House , St
Joseph , JIo. Y M54 Juno 2
FOR SALK. llfCYCLE SHADE ; READILY AD
justed for uae ; when not needed may be folded
In compact form and con\cnlently nrrnnged In
renr of scat ; strong nnd durnble. Address
r. S. YounRman. carp John Weddcrburn &
Co , Pntcnt Attorneys , Washington , D. C.
Y CM 30
FOR HALE , 11A11Y WALKER AND CHAIR ; SO
constructed ns to properly support the child
and > ct permit of perfect freedom of move
ment ; readily adjusted to any height desired
Address P. Auguat Anderson , cnre John Wed1
derburn & Co. , Patent AUorncjB. Washington ,
D. C. Y DM 20r
CLARK , DEEMER & CO. . PATENT ATTOR-
ncy and experts , 1S9 nroadway. New York ,
quickly procure nnd sell patents everywhere ;
lowest terms ; one client makes } 1,000 weekly
from our private "Hints" hand book , mailed
free ; highest testimonials. Y
RIG MONEY TOR SMALL INVESTMENT.
Stnte .district nnd/ county ngents wanted.
Lnundrold Co. , Ojnaha , Neb. Laundrold Is a
perfect washing compound and the only one.
Contains neither ncld nor alkali. Good side
lino. -tit jl , Y
FOR SALE. GUTTER ATTACHMENT ; A
much needed device -which nllown water to
reaillly pas- * ' Into nUio .e ves through , but posl
"
lively prevents nnj" fqrelKn matter from en
terlng same. Add.rc < s itMra. Louis Arth , cnrc
John W dderburni ! . & , Co. , Patent Attorness ,
WnnhlnKton , D. C. Y 600 SO *
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR GALI
cure. Guarantcclifft-cure | < lor nil harness and
saddle sorea wlillci.working the horse. Liberal
Inducement ! ! . Electric < Cure Co. , 219 Green
wich St. , New York. ' ! Y C53 30 *
FOR SALE. 100 FEfET fcOUNTERING STOOLS ,
' steam table , range ! andXother flxturcn for chop
house. 1214 HhrneVf f ' ' - ' T C21.30 *
FOR SALE. JIAnNfcSBi ' .ATTACHMENT ; A
simple nnd'practlenl device for preventing the
animal from breaKlng the strap by which It
may be tied : rclfable and effective ; will sell
readily. .Address John Durlum. cnrc John
Wedderburn & Co. , Patent Attorncjs , Wash
ington , D. C. r . Y CM 30
GET RICH QUICKLY ; SEND FOR " 300 IN-
ventlons Wanted. " Edgar Tnte & Co. , 241
Broadway , N. " Y , Y
FOR SALE , CONTROLLING LEVER ; PRO-
vldcd with clutch mechanism for automatically
locking lever In adjusted position ; more perfcpt
In action than any other device of the kind
yet Invented. Address A. L. Parsons , care
John Wedderburn & Co. , Patent Attorneys ,
Washington , D. C. Y 390 30
Jl.500.00. THE CORRECT IDEA IN AMASSING
wealth IB to Invest your dollars when and
where they will make dollars for you. Such Ix
the cardinal pilnclpal of the rich becoming
richer. No con nrrclal enterprise offers such
golden opportunities for large or small In
vestors us our this year's turf events. Our
statements arc worthy presentations of the
most eklllful turf operations ever exhibited.
Last > ear we realized niore than Jl.EOOCO per
month ; results every week ; write for particu
lars , Conden & Co. , Doon block , Covlngton ,
Ky. Y C32-SO"
FOR SALE. GOOD PAYING DRY GOODS IJUSI-
ncss In eastern Nebraska ; Invoice $15COO ; good
reason for selling. Address L M , Dee.
Y M575 4
FOR SALE , FLOUR SIFTER ; SO CONSTRUCTed -
ed on to provide for successive sifting opara-
tlons , thereby irreatly Increasing lightness of
flour ; a single trial will prove Us merits. Ad
dress Mrs. E. T. Hnrdlng , care JolmVcddcr -
burn & Co. , 1'at.ent Attorneys , Washington. D.
C. : Y COO 30 *
WANTED. MAN OP BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
nnd ability , on salary nnd percentage , to man
age branch for manufacturing company ; Invest
ment of SCOO.OO nnd highest references required.
Addrfus "Secretary. " 701-2-3 Pontlac ll'ilir. ' ,
Chicago , III. Y-C55 30 *
FOR SALE , COMPLETE CHOP HOUSE AND
restaurant outfit. 1214 Hainey , Y G20 30 *
FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED , A IIAROWAHR OR IMPLEMENT
clock In exchange for stock In a jobbing housj ;
good opening ; making money ; good rcatons fur
selling. Address U 100 , Dee office , Council
Ulurfs. Z M101
FINE OMAHA RESIDENCE , SEVEN-ROOM
house , three lots , barn , young orchard In good
neighborhood ! near schoola nnd churches , for
small farm Dear Omaha , Address L CS , liee.
31'
WANTED , COOD RESIDENCE PROPERTY
for land and cash. Address L C7 , Bee.Z .
Z 57C 30
PROPERTY IN HEART OF CITY PAYING 10
per cent on the Investment for stock of mer
chandise. Address 1322 Capitol avenue , Omaha ,
5C-G1 ! ) 30 *
LAROI3 TRACT LAND ADJOINING ETHEN.
South Dakota ; nice residence and barn ; l&-robm
hotel ; feed bain ; store biilldlnu ; Ice houee ;
artesian well ; clear all encumbrance ; owner
too old to farm , desires to trade for eood clear
Income Omaha , I > rprer.ty ; splendid opportunity
for the rleht partyJ J
Clear ICO acres In'-nhrrman county , Neb ; four
lota , with three houses , Loun City ; owner de
sires houco und I ITilfl Omaha.
320 ncres clear low .jiuid to exchange for Omaha
property. i7i .
Kansas and MlssourlOond to trade Ton DO ti < WO
thoroughbred. caHr ) > i'Party ' will put In half
CMkh on a trade.inli' .
Clear house and l t near exposition grounds ;
owner wants onemtgry house , northwest ; will
put In Bome'cash.lf jiecessary ,
Improved property _ on ; 19th street boulevard ,
consisting ol C liuUMihand lot ; clear ; to trade
for clear farm lartd" prefer sometlilnf near
" - ' " - *
Emerson or
Nine-room houte , northwest part city , to trade
for house and lot ntar liunscoin park ,
House and lot North 20th street. Ho trade for
' r
vacant lot In earao locality.
Good Income residence block to exchange for
clear farm land In Nelratka or Iowa.
Nice vacant lot to'-trade for house and lot
HICKH. RKJAL ESTATE AGENCY. 219 B ? 16th
St. . ground noorruxton | , block.
FOIl SAL12 I1I2AL , KSTATE.
COUNTJ5E PLACE UARGAINS , 12.100 , J3.750 TO
16.SCO ; > e phatof at ICth and Farnam :
Uldl. J. J. aibson. Ml Pint-Nat. Ban
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. t NDS. LOANS ,
deo. I * . Bemti Real KiUtt Co. , Paxton Block.
RE-J03
BARGAIN. ONLY JJOO.OO FOR LARGE I.OT. ON
tirade. t tsth avenue and Corby street. Oar-
Vln lire * . , It 11 Farnam street , RE MG3S
JJPROVED BUSINESS. PROPERTY PAYING
U per cent cross , price 111,000. Write L 4t , Ue .
HU-421
ORBAT BARGAINS JN HOUSES AND LOTS
In any * nd every part of the city , north , east ,
couth and well , ranging from J5M to JSCtt ) or
li.OOO and-upward * . Any term * dtilrcd. Uemla ,
block.
ron SAi.nnnAi > KSTATE.
( Continued. )
FOR BALK. TWELVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE ,
eighty feet front Northeast corner < l t and
Itard (40S2 It r < l ) for I7.WO. QnMhlM In caih
or other residence property , Balance to rul
purchaser. Thin Is ono ot the most deslrabl *
location * In Walnut Hill. Apply to F. J. But
cliff * . 441 Hee building. ll-K-Ml
GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE AND TWO LOTfl O >
corner. Omaha Heights. 300 ; house cost 11,400
Fine lots on Mandenon street , Jolnlns the x
position , > SOO each. .
Beautiful lots In Hanrcom Place , on grade , nn
natural shade , 1700 each.
Beautiful new modem home , finished In hare.
wood , porcelain Imth , fine reception hall nm
street paved with asphalt , fine neighborhood
One'of the best houses In Orchard Hill , wit !
both , clcoct , hot and cold water , fewer , mnrbl
withstand , nearly new.JI.COO.
T.iese arc samples of 100 barsnlns ; four sale
made lad week ; these arc bound to co eoon
Call at once for further particulars.
1'S. . E. Cor. ice ) lll'd'p.
O. H. I'nsno. President.
H , H. Harder , Secretary.
1.:00 WILL BUY A 6-ROO.M HOUSIJ IN WAI.
nut Hill ; small monflily payment" . Omnh
Real Sstnle nnd Trifflt Co. , 211 So.
TOU SALE. CHEAP IXJTS
27th street , east of park < "
Park nve. , across from pavilion > , ; '
24th street , near Castfllar. . . .
17th street , near Spring. . . ,
2Glh street , near Maple
2 < : ih street , near Ames nvenue
27lh street , near Sprague ( for two ) 41.
2Sth street , west of exposition 32
THE RYRON REDO CO. , 212 S. 14th 91.
Wll O1TER FOR BALE THIS WEEK.
A nice lot near exposition at ICOO ,
Oooil 5-room cottage , only > l,000.
Elegant residence lot 35th nnd Fnrnam , Jl,100.
Hnnirnm Place lot , worth J2.000. for J1.J50.
Nice C-room cottage and lot , only Jl'iO.
7 lots , fplendld place for poultry. J975.
5-acro lot near Elmwood park , U.7M.
lllg lot 27th anil C , South Omaha , $47r .
2S acres adjoining South Omaha , J2.900. ,
Fine lot Just outflilc city limits , H75.
10 acres , garden land , JSOO.
80 feet facing Hnnscom park , Jl.JOO.
Plnect 10-acrc lot adjoining city. J2.400.
lllg lot 50x241 , llnnscnm park , 13.000.
Flne t trnckngc lot In Omaha , J13.T.OO.
S-room cottage , good lot , only I2.4CO.
rinc fruit farm. 40 ncres , I4.SOO.
If you want to rent , buy or sell. Fed the. . Hicks
Real Estate Agency , 219 S. 16th St. , ground
lloor Pnxton block. RE C22 SO
60x128 , SOUTH FRONT ON FARNAM , EAST
of 44th St. , JCOO.OO. W. H. Gate . 618 N. Y
Life. RE MC01 Jl
20 ACHES C MILES NORTHWEST , H.COO.OO.
10 acres 34 < miles west , Jl.FOO CO.
20 ncren Improved , West Dodce St. , $2,400.00.
3. , ncres r. miles southwest. (3.Ml00.
B ncrrs 6V4 miles southwest. JIOO.OO.
5 ncres. with liau p , barn , etc. , line garden Und
near South Omnha , terms enpy. JSOO.OO.
7H acrvt near South Omnlm , 11,050.00.
Alro desirable ncre tracts from r , to 40 acres
near the city ; nlso reveral rmnll fnnns 10 to
15 miles from Omnha. very cheap. Potter S.
George Company , S. W. Cor. ICth nnd Pnrnam
Sts. RE 51001 31
FOR SALE , IRRIGATED LANDS UNDER
Delmont canal. North PInttc valley , Nebraska
on easy payments. In forty-acre tracts nm
upwards , with perpetual water rights ; BOO <
crops always assured.
COLUMBIAN 1NVT CO. .
First Nat'l Bank Hldg.
RE MCDS
SNAPS-GOOD BUILDING LOTS VACANT
2 blocks from High i-chool , COxI32. } 2 200.00.
1 block from Crelghlon college. 33x132 , Il.COO 00.
Less than % actual value.
Gnrvln Bros. , 1C13 Fnrnam st.
R-E-5SS-30
HALE. HOUSE AND LOT. SO. VfTlT ST.
room house. J2.SOO. Vacant lots , ilno corner n
the Park , Jl.SCO : line corner on car line , S300
three lots at Walnut Hill , all for $110 nne resl
dence lot. So. Omnlm. f 00.00 J2 000 nrst mort
gage for house nnd lot ; 1 % ncrcs with two
good houses , smnll front , all for J5JO ; live acres
Improved near Florence , for Omaha property
Clean grocery stock for cash only.
Waterman , COO N. v T i - * i. . "J. Lyman
Y. Life Bldg.R
R E C9I 30 *
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R nM 5S7 2
TvrnvniTEns. .
LATEST MODEL TYPEWRITERS ! SUPPLIES
United Typewriter & Supplies Co. . 1612 Faraa
-JIC28 Ji3l
'ASTHOLOGY.
jPROr. A" . ( MASERr OF EGYPT ; PALMISTRY
and astrology : the
wonder of the age ; past
present nnd future told or no chargent 20"J
Harncy street. Omaha. Neb. MSlDJune 4
SHOUTHAM1 AND TYPEWRITING.
A , C. '
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 6 N. Y. LIFE.
C04
OMAHA BUS rOLLEGE , 16TH & DOUGLAS
COS
FOR RENT HOTELS.
HOTEL FOR RENT OF SO ROOMS. AMES AVE
and Z4th st. . opposite -xposltlon grounds ; nlmoBi
new ; rent reasonable. Bemls , Pnxton Wit
MC49
1HUSIO , ART AM ) LANGUAGE.
. BANJO. MANDO
ISO ? Farnam street
SIDEWALKS.
FOR NATURAL STONE WALKS , TEL. 4D2 OR
sendpostnl _ to A. Stutzer , S30 Board Trade
-M731 Junes *
LOST.
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' "c'um ' to lK6"N7"l5lli
niii
get reHnr.1
Lost-577 I0
STRA1CD OR STOLEN. 3 MONTHS OID
Scotch terrier ; nnme Frisky ; tug No 1317 Re
ward If returned to 013 No. IStli
IStliLOST
LOST 578 30 *
SIDEAVALICS.
AWED brick. Tel. NATURAL 1CS9. W. J. STONE Wehhnns. , ARTIFIffAr 3M s 17h fit"
113-
EMPLOYMENT
AMERICAN AND GERMAN F
bureau. 1524 Dodee. TelephonV.
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wpiioLSTnitixr. ruiiMTunn.
iURNITURE.REPAIIUNO . AND PAClflMn
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I'AVl'URAGR.
HOUSES ONLY , BOARD FENCES
RpniNfl
Rater. A. W. Phelps &
Bon. 207 N Y Life
SCI 31 *
PHOTO-ENGRAVING. hE
WH MAKE FINE HALF-TONES. ZINC
ETCH
inys. pmbMstne dies , trl-color plate or nny
thins In up-to-date - '
ent-ravlnt' .
We
Uin , quality and wormanshlp.BWomSn"
W " " ' " "
xly , Nineteenth and Farnam.
Farnam.M04J
-M04J June 1J
I > AWNI1ROICERS.
H , MAROWITZ
LOANS MONEY , 418 N. M BT'
C01
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AU43TION.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
fn00 < 1'Mvfry Wednesday and OF Saturday HOUSEHOLD mon
H. 8wN . MkaAcH and < > f } ? Dodge nd CommUslon ttrtttu Co . : :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -M4J8
FIJVAA'CIAL.
LIFE INS.POLICIE3 BOUOIIT. W. F. HOLDEK
MEDICAL. .
LADIES ! CHICHESTHR'S
ENGLIRH PENNY.
roya Pills ( Diamond brand ) rc the besfe B fV
relUble. Take no other. Bend 4o stamps for
particulars , "Relief for ladles. " In letter b
return mall. At druggists. Clilchcster Chem
Ic.l Co. . Philadelphia. Pa. Men Ion Bee.
CATON'S TANSY PILLS FOR INDIES ; N15VBII
? , " * * " . . " " * nuln " "J avoid failure ; It
° r dl"Ct' " ' Pt Cat0n' Boiton'
SUES & CO. ,
FATEKT SOLICIIOHS
DeellulMInf ,
. . , Omnha Neb
Advice end Vntent Beak
fl WllliKb HULLblS NJiWi
Army Humorists "Who Oonld Laugh as Well
nn light ,
GRIM HUMOR ON THE BATTLEFIELD
flcncrnl Slocnni nml the Old Grunnillcr
nt Hall Hun A SIinnRhnlrit Ilc-
emit from Cnnniln nml III *
Wnjof ( irttlnir Squnrr.
"Hero's to the comnules who made mo
Inugh , " said the colonel at n campflro sym
posium * hcrc the topic hml been the atmr-
rcla of Iho nations nnd the breeding ground
of the beat soldiers , relates the New York
Sim. "My fighting dnjs arc over and wars
and rumors of wars don't rumo me. Lot
Turk nnd Greek nnd Spaniard nnd Cuban
flRht It out ; but It ever Ireland calls for nl-
lies while I Hvo BIO ! can count on me for
ono hired substitute.
"If It hadn't been for the exiles of Hrln
scattered through the army both officers nnd
men , I think more victims would have died
of melancholy and mental stagnation than
from confederate bullets. Ono of the first
recruits to Join my company of volunteers ,
hi 1SC1 , waa an Irishman named O'Gorman ,
who snld that ho waa an cx-grcnadlcr of the
British army ; and probably ho spoke the
truth thus far , for lie was a camp model In
soldierly appearance , conduct nnd discipline.
His military salute would have done credit
to a member of the queen's own , and , us wo
had everything to learn about soldiering , I
naturally supposed that I had captured n
prize In Grenadier O'Gorman. His talcs of
the part ho had taken In the Crimea , at
Alma , Inkerman and the Sevastopol redoubts
raised the question among us novices
whether this doughty Irish private or Colonel
Slocum , the trained West Pointer whom wo
had Belcctcd to lead us , would cut the wider
swath through the southern confederacy.
The odda were heavy on the man with the
musket. Of course I bet on my man , the
prldo of company C. When the make-up
polish In which ho presented himself at the
recruiting rendezvous got rubbed oft by life
In camp , O'Gorman proved to bo far beyond
military age. In fact , ho was over GO. Still
our faith in his pronera was unshaken.
"Hull Uun came and our regiment ad
vanced to within range of firing and halted
to rcconnnltcr the field. In a short time
occasional bllets began whizzing over the
line of battle from some point In the rear of
a wooded knoll a few rods behind us. With
out raising an alarm , Colonel Slocum strolled
back In the direction whence the shots came ,
and , to his surprise , there stood the veteran
of Inkerman , sheltered behind a tree and
zealously firing away bulletti , with his rifle
held at an angle of about 40 degrees , so as
to bulk the missiles over the crest of the
knoll. iAs soon as he could supprcro the de-
eire to laugh and properly control his voice ,
the colonel gently hulled our model slaugh
terer.
" 'What arc you doing hero , O'Gorman ? '
said ' ho in a manner , as It proved , much too
familiar for the battlefield.
GIVING THEM FITS.
"Tho veteran took no notice of the Intru
sion , but loaded and fired another shot with
out a turn of the head. The question was
repeated only to be again Ignored. After
seeing the third bullet sent on its useless
mission skyward. Colonel Slocum saw that
it was tlmo to drop the role ot an amused
comrade and take up that of a stern com
mander. Tapping the eager grenadier
smartly 1 on the shoulder , ho called out In
his ' moat martial tones :
" 'Private O'Gorman , cease firing and re
port results to your superior ! "
"Still , without turning his head , but with
a shrug that told of outraged dignity , O'Gor
man straightened himself , brought bis piece
to a carry ! with a resolute bank , not for
getting his St. James' salute , and answered
spiritedly :
" 'T-wlnty rounds , sir , I'm afthor firing ;
and , arrah , colonel , didn't I gev thlm sc-
ccdens flts ? '
"Well , company C and Its commander
never heard the last of tbo Irish grenadier
at. Bull Run , and soon afterward , by the
order of the colonel , our ideal warrior was
placed on permanent detail at the regimental
stable , and served hla time out standing
guard over horseflesh , horse equipage and
forage.
"Tho boys missed the fun they had with
O'Gorman In the company bivouacs , until
another Irishman took his place. This was
a plebeian without the 0' to his name. Ho
was plain Mat Gorman. Mat's Idea of war was
that It gave a chance for fun as well as
fighting , and there couldn't bo too much of
cither for his liking. He was In every scrape
In the company and regiment , and even the
brigade. Soldiers are not saints , and the men
I commanded wcro no exception to the rule.
There was many a raiding expedition and
foraging I foray In the course of which va
rious kinds of property belonging to friend
or foe got Into the wrong hands , giving
work to the patioli to detect the offenders If
they could , and nnd and restore the last
property anyway. This last they could often
do after a long search when It had been
taken from friends as a practical joke. Mat
had a cousin in qno of the regular battcrfro
attached to our brigade , company D , Fifth
United States artillery. He ppent a good
deal of his leisure tlmo with his cousin , and
became a well-known character to
the men of 'Badthery D , ' as ho
called It. Whenever tbo patrol came through
our camps searching for mlcslng property
Mat was always in evidence , looking on at
the search. Ho kept a straight face , and
after awhile would 'innocently ' ask what had
been lest. As soon es the plunder was dc-
Ecrlbed ho would say : 'I saw that very
eamo thing lasht night over In Badthory D.1 .
Having put the patrol on the wrong scent ,
ho would MVO the tip to the guilty ones , with
whom ho generally stood In , and tbo missing
properly was transferred from place to place
In the camp , and If the ( search of our quar
ters got very hot the articles wcro somehow
transferred to thcso of 'Battery ' D , to bo
found and restored to their owner.
GLOOM AT ANDEKSONVILLE.
"Mat served his tlmo out with me , re-cn-
Itstcd and finally got caught by the Johnnies
and taken to .Andersonvjllc. Then his fun
was over. Ho sank lower and lower , until ho
could no longer stand up. Ono day a cam-
rado from the town where ho enlisted ,
BInghamton , N , Y , , went to eeo him , expect
ing that it was a goodby call. Mat could
not lift his head , and spoke but once. Said
be ;
" 'It's all right , mo bye , we'll get out o'
liero wmo day , and when wo are back In old
BInglmtum we'll Just liavo ono long spree to
make up for this ? '
"It took him thirty years to drown the
memory of Andcrconvllle , and then ho dlod ,
"There was fun around headquarters , too ,
when there wux an Irishman In the military
family. General Slocum , after ho became
commander of the division , had upon his
staff an Irlrh captain whcao very brogue
when excited was enough to convulse a
Tuncral gathering. He was a good-natured ,
fun-loving fellow , a Mat Gorman of a higher
ypo , for he bad graduated at Dublin col
lege , and a Bayard or a llolaml In chivalry
and courage. The night after the battle of
Antletam , General Slocum took charge of lit
he picket lines , which were In close con-
act with the enemy. It was a pole inn hour ,
often heard the general say that In all his at
experience In war he never kni" " i tlmo IS
when the most hardened Boldkr.scio so to
affected by the scenes of daughter as on and
that field , The officers barely upoko except 39
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soldiers were IIng upon the field to thlcklr
that one crruld li rety find A path between the
cori ( a. Frequently that night there wr
outburslit ot firing slonR the front line , od
General Slocum sent his aide * In nit direc
tions to ECO It an > thing eorlous nan afoot.
One by one they came In And made their re
port * . Among the last \vna Iho Irlah cap
tain , and when the general called upon hltn
ho solemnly marched forward with his head
don n , wringing his hixndi hysterically , and
moAned. 'Och , ( llneral , Is an nahtul ; It U
aahttil , Olncrall' Ho could nay no more , tor
his emotion choked him. The spectacle ot
the tunny man of the camp doing th
pathetic , and that with such tragic demeanor ,
coupled \vlth hln comical brogue , was too
much for the gravity of his companions ,
even in that column hour , nnd ono by on *
they encaked out ot the tout to Indulg *
their uncontrollable laughter. The Incident
nan a godt > end , for tinder such circumstances
It Is far better to laugh than to weep , and
It nnifit be ono or the other.
A FALSE ALA KM ,
"Another Irish ofllcer who gave us a good
deal of amusement by hl.s eccentric and
vehement attempts to bo serious and sol
dierly at times \\lien the situation reminded
one ot opera boultc waa the late Colonel
Michael W. Hums ol the Second New York \
Klro Kouavea. Dump was the exact tloublo
of Cimter , except that his flowing locks wcro
brown Instead of golden , and , like Ouster ,
ho was n peer among tightens. At the slego
of PoteraburK his regiment lay In the
trcnchcN ndjolnltig Vort SvdKwlck , a notori
ous hot corner which the veterans who were
00 fortunate ns to survive a turn ot duty
there nicknamed Tort Hell. ' After the ex
plosion ot lltiriiMdu's mines rumors of coun
termining trcciucntly alarmed the troops ,
and every ono \\m alert for llio stealthy
'tap-tap' and drill ot the ccntcdoratu miners
under the ground beneath us.
"Ono night Colonel limns Invited n party
ot us to u game of cards In his tent. It
happened that Indication , ? ot mining had
been reported that day by the outpost senti
nel. Every one's nerves wcro In that well-
known condition called scaiy. We started
In to make n night of It. Fiom time to tlmo
a mjsterlous far-away nolso penetrated
through the hum of the ( Atnp and struck
gently upon our cm A , and along toward the
small hours , nftcr the camp streets became
quiet , Uily sound grew Into a dHlnct , mcne-
urctl tapping. The cards were dropped In a
twinkling , and nn explosive 'S-fih ! ' escaped
eveiy pair ot lips , nnd , under breaths not
entirely Innocent ot the ntoina of the ex
tract of coin , we all exclaimed :
" 'They arc mining ! '
"On tiptoe \ve went round the camp , kneel
ing In deep puddles here , and sprawling
broadside with cars to the earth In ohal-
lowcr ones there , until finally v\c came tea
a low dugout In the face of an embankment
wall , which had been cut away to widen the
trenched. Insldo the dismal cave , many
feet below the ground , an old .soldier of
Burns' regiment sat on a rude bench cob
bling shoes.
"The nrst Impulse of all ot us , excepting
the colonel , wan to consider ourselves sold ,
and hurry back quickly and unobserved to
the solace of our campflres , cards and bottle.
But our host had hln own Ideas ot outtaged
dignity and discipline , to eay nothing ot
overwrought nerves nnd mud-splashed uni
forms ? , and he rushed Into the dugout , with
a vigorous soldier's oath , shouting :
11' you , sir ! Phwat do > ou mean by
minding ould shoes atther taps do you hear
ufther taps ? ' Then turning to the officer
ot the day , who was In the party , he added.
'Officer , put thin man in the gearrcd uouso
and keep him there ! yes , keep him there
until he knows better than to mind shoes
afther taps ! Put him In the scarred house ,
1 say. and the shoes along -\vld him ,
him ! ' In his zeal to punish the author of the
midnight scare , the excited colonel looked
upon the shoss , even , as accessories in crime.
GETTING HEVENGE.
"Another eccentric Irishman , who gave \a :
a great deal ot fun In the trenches at Peters
burg , was a fellow recruited In the big
bounty days and tent down to me from the
state camp at Elmlia. Ho was from Canada ,
and to take his own story ot It , mupi have
been shanghaied Into the army. HP said
that his homo was near the Canada end of
the suspension bridge , and that he went out
ono night to have a good time with the
'byes. ' The next morning ho woke up , under
guard , In a Buffalo recruiting office , and was
told that he bad been enlisted to serve the
United States. He accepted the situation
philosophically , loss of bounty , which hie
captors had pocketed , and all , and settled
down to soldiers' tare and hardi llnea at the
front , determined to take revenge for hla
injury out' ' of the enemy. Ho was a roaring
comrade among the boys , always happy and
scattering sunshine around him , but in the \ !
trenches under flro ho was a perfect fiend.
Ho was continually inventing some device to
hurt the confederates across the lines. Ho
searched out the beat places to got crack
shots at Eomo of them unawares. He In
vented little shells , which he could fire out
of hla rifle high Into the air to drop down
Into the enemy's camps and explode. They
may have taken life In fact , men were eecn
to fall where they struck , and at any rale
they iwcre very annoying visitors , and the
Idea tickled their Inventor. Every time that
his shots created a commotion In the enemy s
lines ho would yell in a alng-song tone of
triumph , 'Qw-ow , Johnnie , d'yo mind ?
Ow-ow ! " He would put up dummy figures
for the confederates' to fire nt , and when they
otruck It with their wasted shot , he , lurking
under cover to return the fire , would yell ,
'Ow-ow Johnnie , d'yo mind ? Ow-ow ! ' This
shout , of course , amuseil us all a great deal
at first , but wo did not take kindly to the sort
of warfare he was given to , shooting down
unsuspecting enemies , so I remonstrated
with him and tried to dUsunde him , but It did
no good. He paid ho had to get square with
Eomo cue. His cry couM be heard on < ho
: and It became weird
outposts day and night ,
and tcrrlblo when we knew Its slgnincanco
for many and many a poor southerner going
quietly ' about In Lee's camps , who m'lgnt
have lived through ordinary battle dangers ,
was sent to death , murderously , with no
other requiem than that wild Irishman a
demoniacal yell , 'Ow-ow Johnule , d'yo mlndT
Ow-ow ! ' , , . .
"Hut tbo last tlmo that I heard It I
laughed till I cried. At Appomattox , after
the mirrender , I BOW him wltn two filled can
teens of strong water slung over each
shoulder , an uncorked ono In his right hand
and a pint tin cup In his left , treating the
thlrety , half-famished confederated and
drinking their , health. As every brimming
bumper went down ho sounded , with now
and happy meaning , the old refrain.
"Tho celebration of victory and the sober
ing up lasted him for two or thrco dajfi. , I
strolled through the bivouac ono morning
Just no ho was coming to , Spying me , bo
rolled over in his blanket and called out :
" 'Colonel , dear , what happened lately , at
" 'They say It Is all up with the southern
confederacy , ' said I ; 'it's dead ! '
" 'Ilegobs , I thought It must bo some
body big , Orant , or Leo , or Jeff Davis , Sure ,
such a folno wako I never saw , < iven In Ire
land , Ow-ow ! Johnnlo , goodby , d'yo mlndT
Goodby , Johnnie. Ow-owl Ow-ow | ' "
An honeat storekeeper will not try to con
vince buyers that ho knows what they need
better tuan they ao.
CufT < ' < * <
About this time last year there was B
heavy Increase In the receipts of coffee at
primary points. Vor Instance , the recelpto
Hla and Santos for the week ending Mayi
last year worn 9,000 ba ? , and during the
following week they Jumped to 31,000 bags ,
for the wct-k ending .May 29 they wcro
39,000 bags , At the prdient time receipts are
liberal , and the total crop movement to date
been 8,116,000 bags , and BOIUO ctitlmale
that the receipts during the balancu of this
month and durlug Juno will average about
14,000 bags per day , With this dally avur-
there may bo expected to come forward
balance of this crop jear about 376,000
bags , thus making tbo total crop for the
season , say 8,500,000 bags , ogalut 5,470,000
tiaga the previous ciop year. With UKBO
largo uuppllcs before the market there la a
llspcaltlon on the part of operators to hold
, and tlila ot couruu teudi to make trada
lull.
That feeling of depression eo common In
weather U overcome by Htrcngtbenloi ;
blood with Pill Auecmlc I'lnk ,
No boncot dealer will try to tell what h
mows the customer did not order and doca
want. Substitution thrives for a tlmo ,
lo tbo Ions ruu it uoei to tbu wall.