TTTK OMAHA TATLY ) REE : "WEDNESDAY. .TrXTC . 1SD7.
l\ SPECIAL NOTICES
AilvrrH riMpnt for IIiciic columim
Trill IHJ inken until 1'm. . for the
rvcnliie : anil iinlll 8 p. nt , ( or the
nnrnlinr anil Miinilny edition * .
Ailvcrllncrn , \ > r rc < inctlnR a nnni-
iM-rcil clirok , cnii linvc immrcrn nil *
iIrenNc < l to a iitiniltcrcil letter In cure
tit The live. Aiisirorn MO nililrenneil
vrlll 1 > c ilellrerctl on iirvnvntntlon at
the check onljr.
Itnten , 1 I-lc n Troril tlrnt InnertloWj
lo a irnnl tlicrrnfter. 'VotliliiK tnkcn
lor IPX * thnn SHe for thetlrtt Innrr-
tlon. Tlirnr n < lrertlnciiictitii mint b *
rnn cmiNcrntlrrly.
SITr.VTIOXS WAXTISD.
WANTKO. SITUATION , FOtl A HOT , IS
years olj. Addreu 1U N. ISth tr t.
A MQl J
A mw ENERGETIC HUSTMNO MEM CAN
find itradr. printable work with C K. A.lami
Co. . til Bo. 16th Bt. U 47J
MEN WANTED TO LEARN DAUBER TRADB
t the Omaha Harber Collfite. finest In the
wc t ; complete course , 8 we ks ; lerm tnsy ;
nil for catalogue. 1517-1113 r > ouctft St.
Omihn. B MTlt June {
T1IK MUTUAL ItKSEIlVR FUND LIFE ASPO-
clntlon want reliable men m lornl and district
arm ) * In cv ry county In this ntnli > : liberal
contract * Klvcn to good men. For terms unit
, particulars addrprn C. I * Iloblaon. manaRfr ,
* Ml lien htilMlne , Omaha , Neb. B MT1S
WANTED. SALESMEN tN EVERY PISTIUCT ;
new sranon ; nample * free ; salary or comml-
Blon. with exncnrea from start. Luke Uros , Co. ,
CMcnitn. I 70S Jf
WANTED , SALESMAN : SAUVIIY 1'AID
weekly ; eiperlcnce unnecessary ; permanent.
Tlrown Ilros. . Chlcni ) . 11 70J 2'
KS A WEEK AND EXI'ENSHS PAID SALESmen -
men ; Mnple line ; extwrlence unnecessary ; per
manent po ltlon. The W. L. Kline Co. . St.
Iiulx , Mo. II M703 Z
WANTED. IAVK INSUnANCE AGENTS
( Kooil pay ) . A. N. Wrcoff. Ill Uamro block.
Call Iwfore 10 a. m. 11-M70 : 4
WANTED. HARNESS MAKER. AT ONCE. ALL
around man preferred. Frank Degenlnrt , Mai-
vcrn , la. i 11-11637 !
TOt'NO MAN WANTED. AUI.E TO PI-VT"
plann and make himself useful. Mureura. 220
K. ICtli. It-MT20 5 *
WASTED FEMALE 1IKLP.
100 OIItLS FOR ALL KINDS WORK ; tTO
J7 week. Canadian olllce. UK Dougln * .
C-M74S
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AT C23
N , 13th t C MI77
qitlLH FROM 14 TO 10 CALL AT MADAM DE
'
'Steele's Dressmaking parlors Wednewlay from
3 to 4 p. m. , COS Douglas Illk. . Cor. 16th and
DO > IK : mothers requested to call with daught
ers , c 631 Jl
A.OENTS . TO TAKE OHDEnS , NO EXPERI-
enca necessiry. Call at ill 1st Nat'l Hank.
Thursday. J to 4 p. m. C 5S4 3
FIRST CLASS WAIST AND SHIRT MAKER.
1 Marti t Sullivan , S09-10-J1 Drown block.
C 556 2
ACJENTS WANTED TO SELL MME.
'
Yale's famous toilet preparations ; agents mak
ing J2S.CO to J100.00 per wcok ; write for par
ticulars. Address Mme. M. Yale , Chicago , JH.
C M704 2'
FOIl HE.Vr-UIOL'SKS.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. TUB
O. F. Davis Company. 1505 Famam.
HOUSES. BENEWA & CO. . Ids N. 15TH ST. "
D 474
MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR. 93 N.
D 475
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
the city. to KO. Fidelity. 17C2 Farnam St
D-478
HOUSES , WALL.VCE. BROWN BLOCK 3CTH
and Douglas. D 477
HOUSES. COTTAGES & STORES , ALL PARTS
of city. Brennaji , Love Co. , 430 Paiton bloclc.
I - D-47S
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Van , & Storace Co. , HIS Farnam. Tct 1553 '
D (79
LARGE LIST. M'CACIUE. 15TH & DODGE
D 4SO
HOUSES. FLATS. GARVIN BROS.16U FARNAM
D 431
HOUSES FOR RENT. BEMIS , PAXTON BLK.
D 482
TURKINGTON. 605 BEK BUILDING.
P 4S3
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES 6 ROOM
All modern. Apply 204 Dfe building. D 773
B-ROOM HOaSE. INQUIRE 2709 DOUGLAS
street. D M7C6
10-ROOM FLAT , DOUGLAS. NEAR 24THr MODern -
ern ; steam heat ; also 5-room at 31S So. 15th.
Inquire Llnqulst , 3K S. 15th. D 917
HOUSES. J. H. SHERWOOD , 413 N. Yl LIFE.
D MI7S
FOR RENT. MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE AND
Iwrn In fine repair and pleasantly located.
J. AV. Robblns , ast. , 1S02 Farnam at.
at.D
D M1M
2013 HARNEY ; 10 ROOMS ; STEAM HEAT.
D M783 June7 *
TO RENT. 2224 CLARK STREET. 8-ROOiI
home , newly painted and In first-class re
pair. J17.10 a month. The Hyron Reed Co. ,
213 S. 14th fit. D-517 1
-ROOM , MODERN , WEU. FURNISHED
homo , with harn ; one of the most pleasant and
hl located homes on W st Hills : Kn.ilw
plann. carriage and phaeton If desired ! vrllL
rent for one or two years ; posfesslon now cr
tills fall ; references exchanneil ; Mate what
family ami aiMrvo-i L 35. Deet D MI 3 *
FUIINISHED HOOSK OF IJ nOOJIS. EVERY
con\rnlencp , larce lawn and a.euod at&ble ami
oarrMRB houre. to n. desirable tenant will rent
for the summer season or longer ; possession '
Klven Jun < > IS. In > iulro on premlso. 2111 Em-
ni"tl .SL , Kuuntze I'lai-e. D K$4 7
10-ROOM ELKOANTLY FINISHED MODERN
brick hniine , No. 2414 Caps , t't } ,
t-room miHlern housa at 117 North ISth. J18.
R-room modem tlat. 700 So. Kth. J17.&J.
d-room house , H2S ? . 17th , J10. Apply to W. Bt
Melklc. ro im Wl lat Nat'l Bk 1IU1 D M433
C-ROOM MODERN FLATS , HIS hi. HTH.
D M7W 6
STEAM HEATED ROOSJS , THLEPHONB AND
nil conveniences ; rates reason.ibln. 1'unilt Rml
dence , 212 S. 37th St. K 703
ROOM3. 1703 DOUGLAS ST.
E 7U
FfRNISHHD ROOMS. 1516 HOWARD. E M231
ROOMS ; FINK LAWN AND PORCHES. 2008
Ilarnry. E-Mtss June y > '
FRONT ROOM. WITH ALCOVE. FOR ONE OR
two Eentlemcn. 52 H. 26th av * .
E-MM3
TOK IlKNT. FUHNISIIED IIOOM8. A UVROR 0
front room , nlnt'l * or tnnulte. Apply at 1S1
lenworth t. , Srd Roor- K MWO & '
DINING ROOM , KITCHEN AND BED ROOM ,
to a , woman without children , with , experience
tu keeplnir boarders. Addresa L : . Bee offlct.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. 1919
Dude * . E-733 4-
\ 3 FURNISHED ROOMa. HOUSEKEF.PING. 1112
B. l h. ,
11UOMS A.\U
NICELY KURNI8IIRD ROOMS , WITH BATH :
board If desired. 1411 Chicago it.
F-MM7 3
NICKLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. WITH
board , 201 ! Douglas. F 11(13 i *
NICK COOL ROOMS ; GOOD BOARD : HATES
reii n bl . Th Hate , ace Harney , F 73J30
MODERN BRICK. ROOMS AND BOARD : 13.50
week ; 514 N , 16th , F M67J > *
UTOl'IA , 1721 DAVEN1-ORT. F-433 t
you HKNT. LuXRQE SOUTH UOOII ; COOD
boanl , t N. ISth. F MCW !
Hi.vrsToms AMI OVFICES. .
FOR RENT. THE 4-STOI'y BhICK BUILDING
at m Farnam St. Thu bulldlnj has a
cement basement , complete Meam
FOR RENT. GOOD BUILDING SUtTARLF. FOR
restaurant * n < l lunch" counter , with living room *
upatalra. Best looatlon. oppiulta depot. In the
licit town In Southwestern lows. Rent rra
sonnUix Wm. Koehler , lied Oak. Ja.
I-S9Z-JI *
AG13ST5 WASTISD.
WANTED. AOENT3 ; 75 VER MONTH AND
xlxBi * * paid active men If rlcat ; oixls sold
by dimple only ; samples , also bars * and car
Hs furnished free. AdJreoa Jobber ,
nostoo , lias * . ,
AVANTHO TO
A PIANO FOR SUMMER ; BEST OF CARE.
L 60 , Ue. K M-Stt 1
STOUAOE.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE } CO. .
tO-S10 Jones. General Storage and forwarding.
M-4 !
OM. VAN & STORAGE. UK FARNAM. TEL. It ! )
M ( SS
WAXTKD TO IllfV.
WANTED , SECOND-HAND ORDINARY FIREproof -
proof safe , Inslile measurement about 342
feet ; must be standard make. In perfect con
dition ; quota price , f. o. b. cars ; Rivlnc meas
urement and full particulars. William Selble ,
Deadwood. South Dakota. N-MCSO 4
FOR SALK Ftm.VlTimE.
SECOND HAND DEALERS WOULD DO WI5LL
to attend th auction sale June 4 at 10 o'clock
at the Pacific Storage Co.'s ware rooms , 90S
and 910 Jones street , of household goods , furni
ture , carpets , etc. O 6S9 J3
KOH SALtl MISCBLLAXKOUS.
STOCKS GROCERIES. 1 MEAT MARKET. 1
druB stock , .farms , eastern NebraiKa ; acreage
In and around Omaha. Omaha city property.
B. R. Bal. ( Ml N. Y. L. Q-79J J7
CARPETS. DRAPERIES. DRESSGOODS. SILKS
J2 monthly on J10 purchase. Send postal ; will
call with samples. B Hlrsb 1C29 Kyner Ave.
Q-693-J3
HARDWOOD CRIHBIMU. HOG AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than " 'all wire. " C. R. I ee. 901
Douglas. Q 487
CHICKEN. HOa A LAWN FENCE : AL.L WIRE ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Works. 403 S. 14th.
0 664 J-J
K.CO WILL BUT A KIMBALt. UPRIGHT
piano. In Rood condition. Omaha MortKHge
.Loan Co. . 304 South :6th street. Q MAX )
FOR SALE. A NUMBER ONE FRESH JER-
seycow. Apply at 2S2 Webster St. Q M6SI 4 *
FOR SALE. . REMINGTON NO. 2 TYPEWRITER
No. 61,531 excellent condition , 113.00 ; barcaln.
644 So. 24th Ave. Q-GSS 3
FAR SALE , BICYCLE ; LADIES' J100.00 WAR-
wlck In cxI condition , US.OO ; also Rents' bicy
cle , JICO.OO Warwick , a blR bargain , JI2.no. R.
K. Sunderland , 153 Douglas St. , Tel. 2Ti2.Q .
Q 30
GARDENS & FAJUIS TO RENT. T. MURRAY.
R-MS40
nfst\iss
T Continued. )
FOR SALE. WASHING MACHINE ; OPERATED
by means of foot power ; perfect In action ;
provided with an attachment for securing
wringer to tub ; saves time , labor and expense.
Address Mrs. J. W. Ouentzel , care of John
Wedderburn & Co. , patent attorney * , Wash
ington , D. C Y-M707 2
IOR SALE. BRACE FOR 11EDSTHAD ; SERVES
to ctfeottially prevent ildo rails from spread-
Inc apart and Mnta from b Tt > mlne dl'engnged
from same ; ndds greatly to strength awdura
bility of bwlstead. IJ , T. Parr , rare of John
Wedderuurn & Co. , patent attorneys , Wash-
ton. D. C. . Y-M70S I
FOR SALE. FOLDING BED PROVIDED WITH
mechanism for preventing accidental folding
of same ; of novel , yet simple construction ; will
be universally appreciated ; cheap to manufac
ture nnd big prnnts ar ured. Mrs. Loul. Arch ,
care of John Wedderburn , & Co. , patent attor-
neysv Washington , D. C. Y M709 2 *
FOR SALE. 50 PER CENT LIGHTER DRAFT
and shipping weight reduced one-half ; two Im
portant point * never before obtained In a land
roller ; simple ; durable ; cheap ; will sell part
or all of I'nlted States patent. Write to II. U.
Goss , Bos IDS , Portland. Mlrh. Y M710 2 *
1.-OR SALE , WHOLE RIGHT IN MY NON-RE-
htlable bottle , mnde entirely of glass ; so con
structed that It can Ire closed If contents are
not extracted at one time , Address Harm
Ahlrlrhs. care of John Wedderburn & Co. ,
patent attorneys , Washington , D , C.YM7H
Y-M7H J
FOR SALE. COMPOUND GAS OR VAPOR EN-
glne ; compound expansion ; double acting ; Im
pulse In opposite directions at name time over
coming vibration ; speed controlled and engine
reversed a with steam engine. Eugene P.
Wolllard , care of John Wedderburn & Co. .
patent attorneys , Washington , O. C.
C.YM7I2 2
FOR SALE. MEASURING RECEPTACLE : device -
vice for containing baking powder , salt , rplces.
etc. . from which a predetermined quantity may
lx" drawn and contents still preserved from In
fluence of atmosphere. Addris * John G. Stone.
care of John Wedderburn & Co. , patent attor
neys , Wcdhlngton. D. C , . .Y MtlJ 2
FOR SALE , DREDGING MACHINE , BY USU
of which dredglngs are convcyeil directly from
the machine or scow attached there.to t the
shore where they arc to be discharged. Ad
dress J. S. Danena. care of John Wedderburn
& Co. . patent attorneys , Washington , D. C.
Y MTU 2
FOR SALE. 1'OTATO PLANTER J'HOVIDED
with novel and effective slicing mechanism ;
works to perfection ; can be manufactured and
sold cheaper than any device of the kind yet
Invented. Addrms W. H , Ooddard , care of
John Wedderhurn & Co. , patent attorneys ,
Washington , D. C. Y M715 2 *
The hustling man is not the one
"Who mourns what "might have been ; "
He knows a good ad in The Bee
"Will-reach some thousand men.
R B. W.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. M. FRITZ , 819 N. 1CTH ST.
ST.S
S MCOOJuneS *
SPECIAL ARRIVAL FIRST VISIT TO OMAHA
of Prof. Clarence E. Chester , the marvelous
full life-reaching clairvoyant and trance med
ium ; plain , practical , clear-brained Informa
tion. He telto your name , age. occupation ; ad
vice on business , love , law , marriage , divorce ,
speculation , etc. ; recovers old estates nnd bur
led treasures : reunites the separated ; causes
speedy marriages. Fee 50c , 50c , and up for
this week. Hours 10 to S dally. Parlors 1913
Farnam St. Call or write. S 674 J2 *
COME AND CONSULT THE ONLY GENUINE
life reader ; her predictions are wonderful ; .
names given ; fee , 50c and up ; 10:30 to 7 dally.
1819 Farnam street. S 7202 *
MASSAGE , IIAT1IS , ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 1315 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE
steam baths. T 3.HS2 June2
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , up
stairs , T M60 JuneO _
I'KHSO.VAL.-
VLVVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. 346-8 BEE
Bids. ; physician , consultation or health bwk
free. U 4S3
RUPTURE CURED. PERMANENTLY : NO
pain ; no detention from business : we refer to
thousands of patients cured. Call or write
The O. E. MUler Co. . S32-S N w York Lit *
bulldlngr. Omaha. U M623
UATHS. MASSAGE : MME. POST , 3191.5 S. 15TH.
U 490
MISS MAYER , SURGEON-CHIROPODIST ,
manicure. R. 400 Paxton block , diploma 1SS6.
U M2 J1S
EXPOSITION INVESTMENTS. FOR PLEASure -
uro and proflt see L. P , Judson'a want ads.
Bluffs page. U M264
NELLIE F. RTLEV , MANICURE AND CHIR-
ooodltt. 7 yrs-'wlth Mies Mayer , 911 Karbach bk.
U M3SJ J M
BEST SCALP TREATMENT. 25C ; SHAMPOOing -
ing 250 2 weeks Miller's Parlors. 1314 Doug-
las. U I53-J24
"REV. W. W. BROWN'S ASTHMA CURE"
positively cures ; write for testimonials. Char
ter Oak , Iowa. U M4S8 June 26 *
RHINOCK. INVENTOR AND PATENTEE OF
the Rhjnock.'a English tailor system. Is now
located with Mrs. S. J. Le * | < > r at 216 So. ISth
&t. , Omaha , and will , for 30 days , give Instruc
tions free tn Introduce tha system , and will
Klvu away sleeve patterns ami cut patterns of
all kinds to actual measurement at reasonable
prices : dress cut , Ht. stitched" and trimmed ,
from $2.50 tu (104 , all ready to finish ; young
lijlea Just out of school can have the N-st of
Instruction how to make all their summer
dresses for the simple sum of 5J.W a month , at
Mrs. keeper's. 216 So. ISth St. U OS 6
"SIOSKY TO LOA-V-IuEAtT ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . SIS N. T. I :
quick money at low rates for choice farm landa
U Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
W ( M
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CTSY
property , W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 13S ) Farnam.
* * " -
W-1M
t-EH CENT MONEY ON NEB. & , 1A. FARMS
\V. U. Melkle , 1st Nat'l 13k. bide. , Omaha.W4J8
W-4J8
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O , F. DavU Co. , 1505 Farnam St. W 494
FA.RM LOANS , I TO 1 YEARS ; LOWEST
rnt J. Garvln Bros. , 1513 Farnam St.
W-S33
ON OMAHA PROPERTY : LOWEST RATES ;
bulletin ? loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co ,
W 494
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Rrennan , Love & Co. . Paxton block.
vr-tn
FROM tioaoo UP. F. D. WEAD , ISth & Douclar.
tt' 20719
HOKEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Putey . Thomas , 207 1st Nat ! Dk bid
w-rs
SIO.VIJY TO LO.\ * CHATTELS ,
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
hone * , wagons , etc. , at lowest ratea In city ;
no removal of Eoods : itrlctly cciuldentlal ; yon
can par thn loan off at any time or In any
( mount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
: < * so. icth su
X 49S
iiL'si.viss cii.ixci-fsT
A. WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE
for sale In one of the best towns , In ea.tern
Iowa ; stock and IHture * will Inrolca between
14.000 and .OCO , stock can U reduced If V
quired. AJJre.a L (2. care Omaha. lion
T-MS1S Junes *
FOR RENT-SMALL WATER POWER MILL.
Can also hand ! * grain. AdJresa bux K Lin
coln. Nob. Y Ml-JJ
FOR SALE , GOOD PAYING DRY GOODS UUSI.
new In eastern Nebraska ; tnvotc * I15OM : good
r a on for telling. Addren L it , IWe
4 *
VOll SALE. HOTKL FURNITURB BO-ROOM
houM dolnir a big pajrlnc buslncM ; will twar
tha elokcat lnvetlca.tlan ; good rca on for Mil-
Ing. Address \V. Homan. Human HOUM. St.
J < w ph. Uo.
FOR SALE , NECKTIE ATTACHMENT ; POSI-
tlvely prevents band from loosening , yet allows
same to be readily disconnected when It Is de
sired to remove the tie. For1 full particulars ,
address Barton T. Jones , care of John Wed
derburn & Co. , patent attorneys , Washington ,
D. C. , _ Y M716 J
t
FOR SALE IlIiAL ESTATE.-
I
KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS. $ : .5 0. J3.7SO TO
55.OCX ) ; .set ; photos at 16th and Farnam ; Horse
Bids. J. J. Gibson. 511 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
RE SOI
HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS. t .NDS. LOANS.
G o. I' . Bemis Real Estate Co. . Paxton Block.
RE 603
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS
In any and every part of tba city , north , east ,
couth and west , ranging from 1330 to J3.000 or
SS.OOO and upwards. Any terms desired. Bemls ,
Paxton tlR = k- RES 173
IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY PAYING
12 per cent cross , price JU.OOO. Write L 46 , Bee
RE 21
ALL REAL ESTATE OWNED BY THE NE-
hraxka Savings & Exchange Bank will be sold
at a very reasonable price. Wm , K. Potter ,
receiver. RE 67a
WANTED.
Omaha for Los Angeles property.
SO acres , near , for 160 , OtoeCo. .
ICO. near , for suburban acres.
la section to a section , In Iowa.
Housa for SO near Lincoln , clear.
House for clear lot and cash.
Clear lot for good clear house.
House to move on to a lot
Lot In Bedford Place for cash.
J2.100 house and lot Jor cash.
JS.OOO houre. part trade , bal. cash.
Trackage lot for Implement business.
Chicago property for 3000 ; acres In Iowa.
New York property for Iowa farm.
California property' for 3.000 acres In Iowa.
J2.000 to JS.OOQ milse. fnr cash.
Purchaser for $13,000 merchandise.
to $3OM drug stock , part cash.
Purchaser for J25.000 clothing stock.
Business block for HO.OOO property and cash.
SmalL business block , clear property and cosh.
Hou. e In Omaha.ifor one In Fremont.
House Omaha , for business property Desi Molnes.
Property In Omaha .for Davenport , la , , property.
House in Omaha for farm , near Ponca *
Farm for'house near Hanscom Park.
To buy , cheap house and lot. South Omaha.
Ti > buy , cheap house In Amber UPlace.
House for suburban acres.
Good lot for equity Ifanscom PI. house.
.Veres for business lot , 40th and Hamilton.
Iowa land for block In Chicago.
Iowa land for block tn Carthage.- .
To loan out. I50U or Jl.OOO.
Suburban acres for Hanscom PL house.
To buy for cash , 40 acres cheap.
Iurchaser for J550 lot , N. 24th.
Purchaser for 165x300 near Exposition.
Suburban acres for clear lots and cash ,
Farm , close by. for cash.
Acres near So. Omaha for farm.
$10,000 house for property and cash.
House In Dundee , part c.-uh.
House close In for loin and cash.
C. 'P. Harrison. 912 N. Y. Life. Tel. 314.RE
RE 687 1
J1.200 WILL BUY A 6-ROOM HOUSE IN WALH
nut Hill ; small monthly payments. Omaha
Real Sstate and Trust Co. , 211 Bo. 18th st.
RE-3SS
FOR SALE. TWELVE ROOM' MODERN HOUSE ,
eighty feet front. Northeast corner 41st and
Izard (4032 Izard ) for 17,500. One-third In rash ,
or other residence property. Balance to suit
purchaser. This U one of the 'most desirable/
locution * In Walnut Hill. Apply to F , J. Sut-
cllffe , 44S Bee building. - R E 513
FOR SALE. IRRIGATED LANDS UNDER
Helinont canal. North Platte valley , Nebraska ,
on easy payments , tn forty-acre tracts and
upwards , with perpetual water rights ; good
crops always anaured.
COLUMBIAN INV'T CO. .
First Nat'l Binlc IHdg.
RE M59S
SEE roo.00 HOUSE AND LOT AT 2105 N , 28TH
St. Garvln Bros. , 1013 Farnam.
R-E-M-687-i
BARGAINS IN ACRE PROPERTY
We make u specialty of acre * clone to Omaha
and can offer , beginning this week ,
A beautiful tract of land comprUInr
Eighty acres
Ju t west of this city within twenty-five min
utes' drive of tha posto/Tlce. and twenty min
utes' ride from South Omaha , splendidly lo
cated to receive the benefit of the future
growth and development of both these cities ,
and yet escape ull city taxes.
The street * are now macadamized close to this
property , affording a beautiful drive In and out
of Omaha.
In order to make quick sales and close thla prop
erty out rapidly , we have been Instructed to
divide It Into ten and twenty acri- tracts and
ottef Ib at the remarkably loir price of | 225 > to
J273 per acre.
If you want an Investment ,
If you want a home.
If you want choice land for fruit and vegetable
gardens , call and tee the Hicks Real Eitate
Agency , 219 South Sixteenth street { ground
lloor ) . Paxton block. RE 717 2
of
LOST , AT UNION DEPOT , SATURDAY EVENIng -
Ing , a short mink boa with two heads and
four tails ; tinder will receive a reward by re
turning * ame to room 323 Chamber of Com
merce , Lost 693V !
U
SHORTHAND AXU TYI'EWIIITIXO.
to
A. C , VAN SANTS SCHOOL , til N. Y. LIFE.
.T OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. 1ITH & DOUGLAS
U0
FOII
WANTED. A TtARDWyttB OR IMPLEMENT
lock in exchange for tlock In a Jobbing hou i ;
good opening ; making money , good rearons for
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SUM3IEH HKSOHTS.
BOATIXO. FISHING.TENTS. . BOATS. BOARD ,
Address Camp Omaha , Hake Qulnnebaug. Te-
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PKRSOXAL II'AIIAGIIAPIIS.
S. B. Thorp , New Yorkicity , la at the MH-
lard.
G. I H. Hlldebrand , M.D. , of Clearwater \ a
Barker guest.
O. I W. Berger of New York. Is registered
nt the Barker. . : ' / I ,
n. R , Kyd and C. H ; Elmore'Cf Beatrice '
an Barker guests. ; *
J. M. Coakley , Mount , Etna , Iowa , la regis
tered at the Millard.
H. P. Colgrove and Henry "U * . Jllnster , Chicago
cage , are at the Millard.
J. J" . Collteter. a railroad man from Kan
sas City , is at the Millard.
Grant Kenney left last night on a short
lire. Barr , accompanied by her two chil
dren , left last evening for Denver.
Mies Delia Chandler has gone to Chicago
where she will visit relatives for a , fortnight.
3" H. SracColl. who visited friends in the
city yesterday , left for-Chlcago In the even
ing :
J. B. Frawley of Kansas City , who has been ,
in the city on business , returned home last '
night.
J. C. Moore of St. Louis , who has been in
Omaha for a short period , left for Chicago
last night. " I
it. H. Dlers , Seward , 0. M. Moore , York , |
W. W. Keeling , Nemaha are Nebraskans at
the Millard. I
Tales of Lincoln , who has been
visiting friend.3 here fora few daya , returned
home last night.
W. M' Geddes , Grand Island , and M. M.
Parker , Rock Falls , are < state arrivals stop-
pine at the Barker. " |
Miss Nellie Bennettof the Castellar school
went to " St. Louis last night to attend the
wedding "of a relative.
George R. King of Dallas , Tax. , arrived
in the city yesterday evening with a carload
of horses for the Juno racoa.
C. Lincoln of the Wagner Palace Car comI I '
pany , with headquarters in Chicago , who '
his been In the city for a few days , left for
home last night. " Ito'
'
H. B. Cummins , Seward , P. L. Wllmuth ,
Eagle , and f. D. Howard , Harvard , respec
tively president , secretary and treasurer of
the Nebraska Eclectic Medical association ,
are at the Millard.
Rev. T. J. Mackay goes to Topeka to ad
dress the graduatea and undergraduates of
the- College of the Sinters of Bethany In that
city on June 2 , 'J7. This is Bishop Mills-
paugh's girl school.
Neljraakans at the hotels : I , "W. Waynlck1 ,
Sargent ; I. E. Doty , David City ; W. B. East-
ham , Broken Bow ; G. H. Decker , Gllead ;
H M. Warner. Alliance ; A. J. Murrlsh ,
Weeping Water ; William S. Doll. Nehawka ;
H. J. Hentlry , Monroe ; Frank Horst , Madi
son ; C. J. Pope , Hed Cloud ; J. C. Merrill and
SOP A. Nelson , Button ; , P. J. ONeIl , Battle
Creek ; A. W. Denton , Salem ,
Sent Free to Men ,
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Sample * Will He ScutFrec lo All Who
Wrt < e TOo > It. A
Jas. P , Johnson of Ft. Wayne , Ind. , after
battling for years against the mental and
physical Buffering- lost manhood , has
found the exact remedy that cures the
trouble. ' r,1
He Is guarding the secret carefully , but Is
willingto send a sampfe of the medicine
to all men vcho suffer with any form of a
sexual -weakness resulting from youthful
Ignorance , premature Josa of memory and
strength , weak back , varlcocele and emaci
ation. The remedy has a peculiarly grateful -
ful effect of warmth and seems to act di
rectly. giving : needed strength and develop
ment wherever needed. The remedy cured
Mr. Johnston completely of all the ills and
troubles that come from years of misuse
tha naturally ordained functions and Is
said to be absolutely reliable In every case
A request to Mr. Jaa P. Johnston , Box
1010. Ft. Wayne , Ind. . stating that you
would like a sample of his remedy for men
will b * complied with * promptly and no
charge whatever will b asked toy nlm. Ho
very much Interested in spreading th
news of this great remedy and he is careful
end the sample securely scaled in a
{ f P * w Package BO that its rSrfplem
of rabarrasi"B
nt or
pbHclty
are reque u4 to write wltoout L
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CORNERING THE SCALPERS
New Creation in Railroad Tickets Which
Brings Anguish , to Agents.
I I SEBASTIAN TICKET IS NOW ON THE MARKET
Arc Jfnt IMcn cil with t
I'nMclionril tlint They MnM I'rc-
] utrr > for the OntRoliiR
i Cotornilii Tourists ,
The ticket agenta who have to dowith tha
gala ! of tickets to what arc known as Colorado
rado common points , namely : Denver ,
Pueblo and Colorado Springs , were a dis
I gruntled lot yesterday. The cause of
their unhappiness lay In the fact that all
| western railroads had previously agreed to
use the Improved form of railroad tickets
| known as "tiio Sebastian ticket" for alt
travel to Colorado common points this summer
irjmi
mer , beginning with June 1 ,
The ticket is the handiwork of John Se
i bastian of the Rock Island. It Is designed
towl thwart the scalpers , who , It is thought ,
will bo excluded from the Colorado business
this season. The ticket U In duplicate
form , ono portion only going to the pur
, chaser , t'ie ' oilier being sent to the auditor of
|
the road over which the passenger Is
routed. If there Is more than one road In
terested in the haul an auditor's advice
stub Is eent to the auditor of every road.
The tickets vary from three-quarters of a
yard to several yards In length. They are
jointly printed and written documents , quite
as much being written In by the purchaser
and the ticket seller as is printed on the
ticket. Before being passed a pen to at
tach his autograph the purchaser Is p-
qulrcd to read seven lengthy conditions of
purchase , concerning whit ho will and will
not do with the ticket.
The new rule that this form of ticket must
bewe used for Colorado summer tourist business
went Into effect at four Omaha points yes
terday : The ticket offices of the Union
Pa , the B. & M. , the Itock Island and
th Union depot. The attaches of none of
these olllccs are enthusiastic over the new
form of ticket.
A representative of the B. & M. said : "I
hope the adoption of this 'Sebastian ticket *
will have the desired effect and knock out
then scalpers. The additional work placed
on the ticket seller ought to Insure that
much advantage. U takes from two to five
minutes longer for every ticket sold , and at
the start the thing seems like a Chinese
puzzle. "
A depot man aald : "Well , I'm not stuck
on the new ticket a little bit. It may beat
out the scalpers , but I doubt It. Besides ,
It's just like writing a letter for us now
to make out one of those Colorado tickets.
toSu
Suppose a man has two minutes to catch a
Denver train , and we have to go through all
the required form and ceremony , what chance
ha * the purchaser of catching his train ? "
The Rock Island folks naturally endorse
tha creation of their own general passenger
agent , but they admit that the extra labor
necessitated does not make them long for
Colorado tourists. A Union Pacific
man : eald that he didn't mind the
additional work so much , but the new form
° l ticket was BO very bunglesome that pas
sengers might be frightened out of pur
chasing it. The city tk'ket men appear to
want the depot ticket men to make out all
the new tickets , and the latter very cordially
reciprocate this friendly feeling.
SLEEI'EHS FOR TUB E.VUEAVOIlEnS.
TonrlntH' Curs to lie Prcnseil Into the
Service.
The railroad companies- are not the only
ones Interested in the coming Christian Endeavor
.
deavor convention In San Francisco. There
are others , the sleeping1 car companies being
especially Interested in the heavy amount of
travel that will undoubtedly be attracted by
the cheap railroad rates. While the Wagner
system Is strongly entrenched on. the lines
of New York , the Pullman company has the
hold on the weat and the south. It ex-
pecta , therefore , to get the long end of the
buslnecfl. though a number of parties com
ing from the east may go through In Wagner
cars.
Speaking of the travel expected. District
Superintendent Richardson of the Pullman
company' said to a Bee reporter yester
day : "We are getting prepared for a big
movement to San Francisco , and I think we
shall not be disappointed. The only disappointing
pointing- . feature of the big convention : to u&
will be that the travel will last only about
five or six days. You will remember that
the Pullmin company bad an enormous num.
her of cars- built for the travel to the
World's fair , and has been building some
each year ever sine : . It looks now as
though we should use all these cars.
"One feature of the travel to this con
vention will be unique. A great number
of the Endeavorers will use the tourist
sleeping cars. It will be the first big occa
sion where there has been a decided demand
for tourist cars. Every tourist car that can
be secured will be , undoubtedly. The first-
class sleeping-car fare from here to the convention
j
vention will b ? 13.while that In the tourist
cars will be but $5. The principal reason
why there will be a greater travel In the
tourist cars than erer before Is the fact
that they have been so thoroughly Improved
In the past few years. The service has
been brought up and where a party of thirty
takes _ possession of a tourlaf car there. Is
no risk of association .with an undesirable
class of travelers. The last time was when
tourist ' cars were used only by immigrants
and the seats were of nothing save hard
wood. Now with the rattan seats , berths
nearly as good as In the first-class sleepers ,
and the service excellent , It's no wonder
that the tourist cars are popular , "
ExhlliltN for County Fnlrn.
The immigrant department of the B. & M.
Is actively at work nowadays. Fine grasses ,
specimens of wheat , corn and other staple
products are being solicited from all parts
of Nebraska for the county fairs of Illinois
and Iowa. Exhibits wilt be sent to all such
fairs this fall , and a competent attendant
will b ? sent along to explain , the Induce
ments of Nebraska. Speaking of this work
Assistant General Passenger Agent Smith of
the B. & M , yesterday said : "The first
ripple of a large ware of immigration to this
state Is already in sight. By taking ad
vantage of these state fairs to show to east
ern folks what wo have here I b lleve we
can Induce a large number to settle here
this fall. "
Changes ou the EILtharn.
Several changes in the Elkborn's passen
ger department have just been announced.
Theywere ! all effective yesterday.
S.til A. Mosher , general agent of
the passenger department at Lin
coln , will hereafter devote bis time to
ccg
general < business , rather than to that of Lin
coin , E , T. Moore , for a number of years
cashier of the Lincoln office , la appointed
local agent for the company at that point.
, S. Fielding becomes city ticket agent.
IlAllwnr Note * and I'emonnl * .
City Passenger Agent Abbott of the Union
Pacific has been called to Denver , III. , by the
death , of bis mother , '
The annual meeting of the Rock Island
will be held In Chicago today. U is
anticipated that the annual report will make
very satisfactory showing , -
J. B. Frawley , general agent of the Union
Pacific's passenger department , la at bead-
quarters from Kansas City. He reports tha
prospect for a large amount of travel to
San Francisco of Christian Endeavoreru from
that territory to be very rosy.
The local freight agents of the Union Pa
cific , the B. & M. , the Mlsgiouri Pacific and
the Chicago , St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
railroads hare signed an agreement to close
tha local freight offices and warehouses every
Saturday during the summer , commencing
June S , and continuing until October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dunn of this city ,
accompanied by Mrs. Dunn's staler. Miss
Cora Armstrong of Minneapolis , will leave
today for a month' * trip along the
Pacific coast. After completing Ibis so
journ Mr. and lira. Dunn will take up their
residence in Indianapolis where Mr. Dunn
will engage In mercantile business.
General -Paeaenger Agent FrancU of the
& M. baa a. floe sample of spring ,
from Perkins county. It wa grown on one
of the company's experimental farms ander
the Campbell system of soil culture. As that
section of the state , the extreme 'western
edge , U the dry region of Nebraska , If there
is any such thins , It Is evident that this
system may be productive of favorable re-
eulta In any part of the state.
i
' ncLKCTio nocTOiis i.v snssiox.
TiTiMilSronil Anntinl Mcetlntt of the
Society Xow lldiiR llclil.
The twenty-second annual meeting of the
Nebraska State Eclectic Medical society Is
in seaton at the Millard hotel. The first
scralon was hold yesterday afternoon and
the meeting wilt continue to Thursday night.
There are about 150 eclectic physicians In
Nebraska and the committee which has the
arrangements In charge estimate thit fully
half of them will attend the convention.
About a dozen visitors arc also expected from
Iowa , a. similar number from Kansas , and a
small delegation from Missouri. The attend
ance from the other platen is largely for the
purpose of assisting In making arrangements
for [ representation at the exposition , and al o
to take some steps towards an interstate
convention.
The opening session consisted largely of
routine business , nnd for that reason very
few of the members were present. The at
tendance was somewhat Increased at the
evening session aud the bulk of the members
, and delegates are expected on this morning's
trains. The main features of the opening
session were the reports ot the secretary and
treasurer , the appointment of committees end
the annual addre i of the president , H. B.
Gummlnu of Seward. The reports indicated
that the iffalra of the society were In a eat- .
Ufactory condition.
The remainder of the program consists ot a
large assortment ot papers and discussions
on various phases of medical and surgical
practice. Among those who are expected to .
participate tn the program are William Me-
Intyre , Unadllla ; J. E. Walker. Betheny ; N. I
J. Carrlker. Nebraska City ; J. H. Woodward ,
Seward : B. J. Alexander , Hiawatha , Kan. ;
W. T. Johnson. Pawnee City ; J. L. Bennett ,
Kearney ; J. M. . Neely , Elmwood : O. O.
Wells. Beatrfcs ; C. H. Rush , Hepablhin City ;
O. I. Latta , Hebron ; W. L. Cameron , Pal
myra ; O. M. Moore , York ; A Opperman. Au
burn ; L. W. Blancliard , Clatonla ; P. L.
Moore. Grand Island ; O. A. Wlrrlck , Hast
ings ; D. L. Palmer , Holdrege ; W. K. Long-
rlge. Pleasant Dale ; J. A. Burford , Alma ;
C. A , Ithlca , Utlci ; S. F. Deane , Carleton ;
C. K. Chubbuck , Tecum eh ; T. E. Caster-
line , Edgar ; I. D. Howard. Harvard : E. E.
Fauver. Julian ; J. R. Purdum. Mankato ,
C. Plckett , Broken Bow ; E. J. Latta ,
HolJteln ; D. D .Potter , Seward ; H. H.
Schultz , Seward : M. V. B. Sample. Cordova ;
O. L. Cox , Coiirtland ; Alma Coe , O. C. Rey
nolds. M. B. Ketchen , W. S. Latti and J. A.
Eaton , Lincoln ; and J. M. Keys and W. S.
Yager of Omaha.
Aside from the regular session the dele
gates will be entertained In some manner
yet to be decided on. The entertainment com.
mlttee consists of J. M. Key and W. S.
Yager of this city , and M. B. Ketchum of
Lincoln. The entertainment will probably
take the form of either a banquet or a trolley
ride over the city.
At the evening session President Cum
mins read his annual address. The docu
ment was not lengthy , but was listened to
with the closest attention and -was followed
by a most animated discussion. Aside from
the usual matter which characterized all
addresses of this nature , Dr. Cummins' ad
dress contained some very caustic expres
sions regarding the subject of medical legis
lation In general and the Nebraska article
In particular.
A bill which attracted considerable atten
tion at the last session came In for a portion
of the president's consideration. This bill
provided for a state examining board for
each of the three so-called schools of med
icine. The president laid it had been
openly charged that the eclectics were re
sponsible for the defeat ot this bill. He
did not admltxthe soft Impeachment , but
criticised the bill very severely , and it was
apparent that the deceased bill had few
friends among those present.
The president said the present laws were
sufficient for all purposes if they were prop
erly enforced. The effect of the law which
waa defeated In the last leglsliture , hesaid ,
would have been to create three examining
boards and have caused great confusion and
conflict of authority. He also criticised the I
amount fixed for an examination fee , $20 , '
claiming that was entirely too high.
The president said if the present board
enforced the existing laws as they should be
enforced , there would be no complaint about
laxity ot the law. He said the board should J [
bo more rigid regarding the qualifications J a
required by the various medical colleges for ,
matriculation , and he predicted that If this !
course Is followed there will be less cause for
complaint In the future about incompetent
doctors.
The address of the president elicited an
animated and prolonged discussion. The
members present aired their views on the
subject matter of the ad-lres.3 for some time.
Aside from the president's address tiid
the dlscuralon upon It the main business
transacted by the meeting was the informal
discussion of the projected formation of a
Missouri valley medical association. This
plan has been In view for aome time and the
discussion on It was quite general. Delegates
were present representing the societies In
Iowa , Missouri , Kaunas. North and South
Dakota , Colorado and Wisconsin. No clBcial
action was taken on the matter.
Owing to the fact that severil of the dele-
Kites had not arrived the reading- papers
prepared for this meeting was deferred un
til today.
XOTICE.
Members of "Washington lodtre. No. 27 ,
D. of H , , Ancient Order of United Work
men : You are hereby notified to meet at
13th and Pacific streets at i o'clock AVednes-
day , June 2 , to attend- the funeral of our
late sister , Suffa. Sister lodges Invited.
MAGGIE BIIIGHT. C. of H.
KITTIB JORDAN , Recorder.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Major Moorea Completes All Appointments
Provided Tor by Existing
MARKET GARDENERS REFUSE TO PAY RENT
Old Ilnnnt of I'til.llc Work * Will llnro
\o SntnrjAllimnucc L'ntll n Cer
tified .statement of l'roi > -
erly U Turneil In.
Custodian of City Hnll
JKHHY V. SBDO\ViriC
Superintendent of Markets.W. F , GKHKH
Clerk of Police Court..HOBUKT CINCKY
Assistant City Physician J. . HAM IT
Milk Inspector . . . . . . .S. U HOYU
Kn lneer City Uall..J. A , WKLS1CNT1ACH
firemen
JAMKS S. KNCILAND
Janitors GliORUB CATHHQ
A. P. MAYNFI
T. l . MAHAMMrrn
_ , ; . . . .JOHN UH.MNUS
Elevator Conductors
W. I. MAIX3NH
ANTONIO SCAtJU )
C. W. JOHNSON !
Ttio above completes the personnel ot
Mayor Moores * administration with the ex *
ceptlon of such positions , as may hereafter
bo created by ordinance or otherwise. Th *
appointments of Dr. Ralph and Milk Inspector
specter Uoyd came through the Advisory
board and those of the city hall employe *
were made by Custodian Sedgwlck. All the
appointments were confirmed without refer
ence , the only lack of harmony Indicated be
ing ' ' Stuht's vote against Gerke aud Illng-
ham'a against Mahammltt ; l
Two small Items In favor of the Omaha | l
Water company in the last appropriation
were vetoed by Mayor Moorvs on the grouud
that these Items were covered by the restraining -
straining order recently Isiued by the dis
trict court. The veto was unanimously sus
tained.
The bonds of James Gilbert as gas In
spector. O. U. nickelts a noundmaster. if.
W. Perkins as member of the Hoard of En
gineers. John W. Long as Inspector of
weights and measures and J. T. McVlttlo
as license Inspector were submitted and ap
proved.
CITY'S CASH DADANCB.
Comptroller Westbcrg submitted the fol
lowing statement of the cash In the hands
of ttio city treasurer May 29.
Gold , silver and currency. . . . . . S 7.7793 *
Checks "O.M
balance : ) In banks City funds :
Commercial National J1M1T.U
Flrnt National 1S.S16.SC
Merchants' National 1S.137.1S
National Dank of Commerce. 12.era.93
Nebraska National IS.GZJ.Gl
Omaha. National 13,551.50
Union National 13.3.8 !
United States National 1S.525.0S
German SnvlnKS 1H.SO
Kountze Bros. . New York. . . 5S.6S.0313MI4.30
School funds :
Union National S.S71.9C 8.271.3
Police relief funds :
German Savinss 1.52S.S4
German Savlnm" , ce't. dvp'slt 1.E83.SJ
Amer. Savlnp" . ce't. dep'slt. . 731.33
Merchants' National 50J.I3 4.1M.U
Special funds :
Kountzllroa. . . New York. . . S.COO.OO
Union National 1.000. < 3.60000
Total of funds on hand I1M.010.O
The market gardeners served notice tht
hereafter they would refuse to pay rent for
stalls , and the communication was referred.
This Is on account of the refusal of the city
council to have awnings constructed over ' [ 31
the stalls. ? '
A. C. Foster , P. W. Dlrlthauser and H. R. . j
Palmer notified the council that they > tll ! ' ]
claimed to be the legally constituted Hoard of . '
Fire and Police Commissioners of Omaha
ami would claim all the emoluments of the
office. The document was consigned to the
flic.
flic.Tho
The committee on public property and
buildings submitted a report which tecom- ,
mended that no appropriation be made fcr i
the salaries of the e.x-merabera of the Board i
of Public Works until after the members
had complied with the charter provision
which requires them to make up and fih >
with the mayor a certified schedule of all
tools and material In their bands. It wca
adopted.
An ordinance fixing the salary of tbe sec
retary of the Advisory Board at $100 a month i' '
was Introduced and referred to finance. ' ,
Stuht Introduced a new garbage ordinance , >
which was referred to street improvements ! '
and viaducts. It Is exactly similar to O'Mal- ! * ,
'
ley's ordinance , which was placed on fil ? l
by the previous council. f
The Item for the salary of E. H. Hemming | ! ; ;
as chief of detectives was struck from tha U
appropriation ordinance In compliance with 'i
the restraining order Issued by the district I-
court at the instance of W. W. Cox. f"
\VIIO. UMTB roil THIS EXPOSITION.
I'liinn fur Cnii > , II < li tlnur the 3IlMourl
Valley .SileiiHTiThmi Jx.
The delegates to the Nebraska Sacnger-
bund have been ) called
to meet In extra ses
sion in thb city next Sunday morning to
formulate a plan for consolidating the &aen-
gerfaunds of Ibe Missouri valley Into one or
ganization having for its purpose the concen
trating of all German singers in this section
at Omaha during the exposition. The dele
gates who will be present will come from.
Columbus. Grand Inland and Omaha , abd If
the present plans of the projectors are carried
out the meeting -will appoint committees
to visit the fiaengerbunds. of St. Joseph , Kan
sas City , Topeka , Atchlson and Leavenwortb.
to present the matter to those bodies.
The meeting next Sunday will be Tield at
the ball of the Orphsus Singing society on
Howard , betwecu Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING Ass'N ' ,
THE LEADING BREWERY IN THE WORLD.
Brewers of the Host Wholesome and 'fit '
Popular Beers. itI I itI I
TnB rSllSt
The Michelob
The Muenchener Pale
Sirveri on all Pullman Dining and Buffet Cars.
Served on all Wagner Dining and Buffet Cars. ! '
Served on all Ocean and Lake Steamers.
Served In all First Class Hotels.
Served In the Best Families.
Served In all Fine Clubs.
Carried en nearly every Man-of-War and Cruiser. Served at most ol ( he
United Stales Army Posts and Soldiers' Homes.
The Greatest Tonic , "Malt-Nutrine" the Food-drink , is prepared bj
this Association ,
IT WAS BEFORE THE DAY OF
SAPOLIO
THEY USED TO SAY : "WOMAN'S WORK 13
NEVER DONE. "