10 THIS OMAHA DA
SPECIAL NOTICES
fur lln-nc column *
tilll InIn Ken iintll 1in. . for ( tic
nti < l ttntll 8 i > . in. for thf
liutrnltiK mill SuiKlnr Mlltl < mn.
Ail * rHlniTM , l > > rpiiiicnlliiK n tit"1
liorcil chock , can lime nimtrcru nil-
ilrrMNi'il to n niiMilirml IrUi-r In flirr
of Ilie lire. A intern no nililrmncil
vi 111 lie ilclH i-rcil oil proHCiitiiUoti ol
UK * I'licrk oulr.
llntrH , I 1-Uc' n uiinl llrnl Itmrrtloni
lr n ml IhiTPiiflrr. .Niitliltiur tiiUi'ii
for ICMH ilt nn Sr.c fur HIP II rM Inner-
lion. TinMiiiilicrtliicincntu inn lit lie
run conxi'i'iidt cly.
. \M'in : SITUATION.
BITUAT10N WANTED , HY AN EXPERT ,
rnccil general tnerclmndlfe , grain and lite
nlock man , good hnblt nml Industrious ( -ooJ
reference * Address N B , life A MO IG
MALI : 111:1,1 : * .
WANTKf ) AM inHA WHO CAN THINK OK
nome elinplp thins lu patent ? Proteet your
Irlonn ; Ihf ) may bring Jou xx allhVrlle Jnlm
\\dl.1irlniriiACo. . ) lpt V. Patent Allloinpy * ,
Wnnlilngtnn. 1) C for thrlr II $00 | > rli ( > offer
til list of 1000 ln\cmionswnm j _ II--MOJ3 _
"
BALEHMEN rou" " CIUAIIS. jiss A MONTH
and cxiiemr * . old linn , vxprrlenre unncmv
rar > , Induc.Mili ills to customers C O. Illatioii -
A Co. . Kt Uiuls.
C\NTlinrrANV v8ar.iis nTf-Fuc : ORHEHS ,
new line or xx oik. no hcu > Romls to enrrv ,
Kalar > or nnnimlBBlon. C. 1 * Ailonn Co S2I
Bo Klh rt. II-MC31
XVANTEI' . AGENTS > IO TO t23 A WEEK SLutl !
to xu rki.ru. no capital needed , nm Rondi , nrxv
plan , trll nt night ncr > family tireds It II
s Co. l > ox 411 , rinclmmtl , Ohio H-
WANTI3I > . MiTTTO : LlT.riT > r TTlir'llR11EH
trade : nnly lvn tnonlln roqnlrpj , cnn tant
ptaitlce , expert In lruc tlonn tnolw * pnt pnt'd
imiillliinii RiinintiUi'd xxagp < Hnllirdn > , xxrlte
for cntnlciRiK * Mnlir > llnrbor Si lirail 2'5 So
Clark Ht , I'hltiihu Don t nils * thl ?
HM 22 J > 1
WANTED. SALESMEN IN I\IUY : DISTRICT ,
nuxx centum ; Hiitnplcn fiei ) , saluy or cnmmls-
fl in , xxltli expeiiFKi from start. Lukr Him Co ,
IMIrairo ISUM I ) 2t ,
WANTED. TUN EXPERIENCED in : HOUSE
Men Hejmoiir Luke lee Co H-MIIS X *
lNO HAI.I2SMAN T"
riny a good line of mneklntnVio from inniui-
fncturer dltect on rtmimlpslon Co Operative
Itiil.lior Co , ! 3C Superior st , Cleveland O
H-M41G 2S
AVA vine I'l i.n mi.i' .
100 O1RI..S foil ALL KINDS \\OI1K , $ J TO
t ? xseelc. Canadian ollicf , U52 DouglaiC
C- MOM
LADY AOCNTS TO TAKH OIlDnilS 1'OH SOAP
poIlBli. J. J. Qlbson , CH Tlret Nnt'l Hank.
C-JIS17
tuTiAOUNTS. . 130S CHICAOO GOOD THING
C OCG-Jyll
WANIID A ntiir. roit nnNuiiAt. norsi- :
wnrk in < iulre 2M1 N 20th Bt C M l : $
rou iiot'sns.
notions IN AM. rAins or TIII : CITY. THI :
O r Dm In Compiny Io03 Tarnain D C3J
iiou.sr.s , HP.NUWA & co. , ios N IGTII ST.
D-C14
MOUUIIN IIOUSKS. C. A. STAnU.025 N Y I.irK
D-C35
_
CHOICI : nousns AND corrAons AM * ornit
tlio city , S3 to 150. ridcllty. 1702 Tainam St.
D-C3C
IIOUSi:1 ? . WALLACE. I1ROWN ni.OCIC. 1CTH
and Douslas D C37
jiousns. coTTAons & . STouns. AIJ. PAIHS
of city , llrcnnan. Loie Co , 430 Paxton block.
D-C35
_
iioviNc iioiisniiouo GOODS AND PIANOS'
Om V.m S. Btoraco Co . 1415 Tarnain Tel. I5W
D-639
I.AUGi : 1-IST. McCAGUR. 15TH AND DODC.n
D < MO
HOUSHH. ri.ATS , GAnviN nnos ici3 TAUNAM
, D 041
iiousni rou HUNT. iis. PAXTON HMC
D C4
STANPOIID cmci.i : COTTAOUS , c ROOMS ,
all mwjcrn Apply 204 Tlcc llldg. _ D C4I
jjOUSns J II SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y. Mm
D SI 173
ic-nooM nuoANTi.Y : riNisuno MODERN
brick lioiiyc. No 24CS Cons JW
s.rr.om molern lint. 709 So ICtn. J17 GO
Annly to W U Melkle , room LOl 1st Nafl BU
D-M155
.
llldg. _ _
io-HOOM rlT. . DOUGUA8 NDAH 2ITH , MOD
ern , steam heat. Inquire I.lnJaulst. 316 S lOtn
Iir.sT 3-itooM iiousn IN OMAHA. JB im
'
Hamilton ' 'rccl D-M337 20'
_ _
TROoM"coTTAaTrMODinN. ruRNAcn HOI
nnd i old wnter , KIIS , on full lot. lninln | > 22.
28'
N. 2tth Bt. _ _ _ D-3J3
A BIX-ROOM MODIIRN COTTAOK , FIJIV
nlihod or iinfurnlslicd. 802 South s
RENT , 4-ROOM COTTAGK. SOTH ANI :
fluhler ts : cellir , city wattr , l Inquire 131 !
rnrnnm. D-M4H 27
FQH RENT , 4218 HAM' IIOWAIID STUHET ,
house , 8 rooir.a , modern Improvements >
cheap .1. M Mineral , &Q and 352 llec bldjt
D-40S Jyl
rou itr.NT Nicn C-ROOM norsi : WITHer
or without Inrn nle < > la\\n all modern 2G4 ;
Davenport C.ill at 2 21 Cut- . D 410 2S
RINT. HMOANT s ROOM HOUSE WITH
all lmpro\ementH , cor 21d nnd ChlcaRo Applj
nt 13W r.irtum street D M415 27
FOR uvrruiiMsiiin uootis.
riNn LAWN AND roncmiH 203
Hurnuy. K-M4VJ J2C'
rilRNlSHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board , nfertncc ; 3IO S 20th et I' M3S4 SO'
ROOM TO RIGHT PARTIES
JOT Cars St. E Ili 25'
r.\nc.n SOUTH TRONT ROOM. WITH on
tslthout board , modern 25(0 ( Hurncy ulicet
E-M425 J > 2
ruu.Msiinii itixniH A.M ) iio.vun.
NICE COOI. ROOMS ; GOOD HOARD. IIAlUt
re soiuilik' The lt ( e , 2020 IlnriR > . F-CTUCO
MODP.RN 1IRICIC ROOMS AND ROARD. Jl 5 (
ncelt 614 N 13tli r M170 j > 5'
FRONT ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT IIOAUU
20S4 Hiuni-y. I' &t ! iO'
ROOM.S AND HOARD. COOM.Sr 1'MCE
clt > , nloo i hndc 212 S 23th St 1' 3 %
A GOOD SUMMER RESORT. AI.COVH SmTT
nnd uther roonm , after June 20 , The Men lam
,2.illi mid DodKB r MJ3 ! C'
NICELY njllNIBIHJD T'TlONT ROOMS WITH
board , 2015 DoimUa pM3SS 2C *
rou HivrDM'im.MMiii ) UOOMS.
I ROOMS , WATER , BENVUR , 13. COS N. IS I'M
C17M J > 4'
THREE UNI'UIINISHED ROOMS ,
liuutrKctpIng , bilh und en" . - ' * ! l.i\inpurt
G-MI17 7
UIJ.NTV10HiSi : OPK1CUS
ItKNT , ' 1HU 4H10RY IIRICIC IIL'ILUINC
ut 8U r.irnum ht , Thl bnlMlng iiun u Hreuruo
ti'incnt luwnunt , completu uteum lieatlnc IU
turm ; water nn nit lluors , can , eti. Apuly a
tlio oilier of The llee 1 910
FOR RENT. GOOD 1WICIC HTOUE 22XIW ISO
St. Mury'H u\c , , > 8 00. Enqulro 1318 Painaiii
_ I-MOJ 17
ACCNTii WAATIJII.
WANTED , AGENTS , J75 1'ER MONTH AN1
cupeniri paid actlte men If right , foods i.ol >
by nai.iplu only ; earni'lt * . ul o home ana ca
rlasu rurnUhrd fr . Addiess Jobber , llox 6308
lloktoii. Max. j _ ( ( ]
JlARl ] OHANCi ; TO SEcVllK PUHMANKNT
PiJlnx iiurlllnn In tach county In Iowa an
NliruBka , rll quick J Tlpton , Crestmi la
JM3S5 2 '
AQKNTS KOH TEI.EI'HONI ! TAIILKT. WON
derful prlnkler Mcjcle rpnlnltleii ; pi > | J vo
jcarl ) ; cnqlobo itami > . Vlclor > Mfjs Co. n tp
land , O. J-M119
WANTKI ) , Y OENTI.CMAN tOIITH ItOOM
miuttrn coiivrnlincf , with boanl In prtvati
fuinll/ , north of Dodue utrctU Addre N 6
II. p. K-MJS6 SJ
STOHAHi : .
I'ACIl'IC BrORAOK AND WAHEHOUSB CO
tVS ) 910 Jone > . Qrrnral itoragc and for ardlrig
OM.VAN & BTORAOK. 1IU FAHNAM. TKU IK
\\A > 'liiTO IIIJY.
A rrr.ER ORBVT WHSTERN wnoi.Kl'At.i5
ind retail JunK < lnler , rnno\cd from 116 South
T-ntli In 812 Dmula * UrtTt. N M7 > 4
\ \ \\TED T < 1 lit Y. A HEAVY YOI NO DRAIT
In if I.nrnorrnux llros . 16th mil \ > " < \gr \ St >
NJ7 < ! - .
WANTED. A GOOD STEEI. 6-HOI.E COOKING
rang' ( to Imrn infill ; mint b" In KOOI ! order
nnd < hr p Addrm N 4 , llee N 376 2' *
, \MH lll TOR OLD rEATHil RED1 ? 13(1 (
MchuliiB t , U O Doup N M414 J > ! 5
nui S\MIIOHSIS. WAHONS. nro.
i-nu MAi. i\n\niivNO
I'hnrtrn Eniiultc of MFB | n 11 T ( frill. 21
Hour Paxton bl.Kk . ' -M3302I. '
1-tiR lAl.E TRt"STVrAMllY HOUSK.WIM.
tukv lili Kl < * In part pny Room 712 N Y
Ufp bids I'-asi W
roil MAM ! GOOD I'lIAETON , CHEAI' EN-
HIS Piurinm P M401 Z7
P4III SAI.I3 MISii2l.ljAMSUS. : :
HARDWOOD CI'.lllllINd HOG AND CHICKEN
rence. cheaper tlmn "nil wlic" C. II. Ijic. Svl
SECOND HAND ENGINES , b TO lOo II. P. ,
motors , U to 30 II I' , luduitrlnl lion Work *
q-sa-Jj-i
roil sAi.n ciiE\p-i'i7rAiTiiNG
workbench. ! ior e , wancn. biiRRr nnd lmrnisi
nil cnn be boimrtt nt n erj low llgure If ti.M-n
nt mice. Tor particular * address M 7 , llee
office. _ w _ _
iriH HALE-TEN JVM I'ER CENT 10 YE Ml
Bold bonl < \ \ PKecured \ \ A prim * InuMimnt
cell flnRli bonds or entire lot 210 Mr-
c lUilldliiK _ ( j yyt
{ Tii SAi.E nodi ) \uniorsn SCM.E ,
clicnp Enquire 131S rnrnnm Q-M4W ) 21
rou 5\i.nIIIA : < KSTATI : .
( Continued )
HNAI' . W ACRES WITHIN 17 MILKS WEST OF
Omdhn P o JIS J N Fren r Opp F o
ti : MSI2
ft frc * > tnKC each ) , block fi 'K V Smlln' nd-
illtlon 'u the city of Omahn. clenr title , xvlll
cell oliMp en llbfral term or xvlll trade for
il > lrnblc equity \\lBPonrln property or will
l.iillil tr Butt rerpiiKlblo pnrileB iiml fell on
payments W. 8 Pnddock Park St nnd '
enry " " " " ' '
'RE-VtJijMl'
7tii'A1x"e""Mii nukee."A\'li ! -
TOli SALE. S-IIOmPT-OTTAilll NEARLY
nen , < I10 N. ! Stli nxe , xxett of exposition
groundi betxxeen Pnhler nnd cprnKue. city
xvnti-r and e inenle.1 rrllir , latse lot enl > * i 0 ,
cflny terms H > ron R ll ftlnp , 512 S 14th ft.
AM , REAL ESTATE OWNKD RY THE NE-
briBka SnxInRd H Eichuncc Unnk will bo Bold
nt n'T \ r n8unnble price \\m K Potter.
-
-MY RE TiTifNT'E. C4 S 17TII ST. .
nl a harKaln , will take n 7-rooni molirn eot-
or half tash. bilnnee nn
taio nt pnrt pi >
InxcmiKUte John II 1 * -hmnnn. .
20 ACRES or < HOICI : GARDEN I.VNH is
hlRh Btate 'f rnlllMitlrnlth all fort * of
fruit In lenrlnc. Vie.om hou e nnd other nece -
Bnry oiitbiilldltiKn. four mlle < from P O , | irloo ,
ta'-un , J1io nurth of MRctaldcs iwibl last > enr
Set 11 II Hinder , agent. 1702 rnriintn t
1115 10 * ( Jj 4
iTvirTxvr"olT"A sl"iTAi7T i\rviT > STREK.T
rholee nelahbuhcKhl. rimxmlenl lo-atlnn , t < , ( t > .
riildlt > TriiH Co , Itee hldR 400 J > 4
ATTifu'TIVE NEW cnrTAUE , LNTEST DE-
< lin In nrehltppture and nnatmement. (1 ( lonmi
line timdern plumbing 5 mile * from P O on
lirlnrlpil ftmt M.250 IMdillt } Triivt Co. ,
Hi < bldp RE-41'I.Kt
vrii GOOD
bill ! on Hnrnoy ilreel , nt n Rrent farrlllre
I'ldelitJ Truit Co , llee Id lg. RE 4W J > I
T lu ir my rivals fret
And growl about "hard times ; "
I advertise and always get
My share of the people's dimes.
M. II. Underwood.
rou SAL.I : . B HEAD NO i riinsn cows , i
splendid Jcr ej. ' 'nil afternoon at > nnl.jtli
anil Hurt sts. CJ 407 ! T *
GOOD I'ASTUHE IN TUB CITY. T MUIIKAY.
M1C1 J13
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MHS. M. rniTz , SWN inn ST s-
K1TA I.A HOUX CLAIRVOYANT AND I'ALM-
1st , Klxes truthful lulxlce on business , love.
In vv , speculation , lost or stolen pinjiurt ) . unllts
the ccparatcil , causes specil > mnrrloscs , Hlvis
niuncH of friends and ciuinlef. also the one
jou will marry A call xvlll convince > ou.
Will remain ono week enl > . 1900 Tarnam bt
S 40C 2S
Tim ONiAOUNUINI : MIT.
leiulir , tcllH nnmes , mix Ice , lo\e , niirrlnKe ,
law' , reunites friends , fee , fOe mul up , putls-
fnctory renillngs , hours , 10 JO to 7 1819 Pnr-
nam. S-M423 2C
1IAT1IS , UTC.
MHS. mi iioNr , IMCTRIC : MAS-SAGI :
parlors , rchtful and cuiutlxe. 417 S lltli. ur > -
stnlrs T-S1304 :0
MADAM SMITH. 1315 DOUGLAS ,
htenni liatlis.
VIAVI ron UTnnixn Tnouni > i : < 3 34c s itnn
lll.lir. . lihsBlclan. consultation or health book
free U-M3
CUHID rcuMANENTi-Y ; NO
piln , no detention from business ; xve refer to
thousands of patients cured Call or xvrlto
Iho O U. Miller Co. 8J2-3 New York JAtt
Ormbc. U M634
11ATHS , M.VSSAGn SIME I'OST , 315 % S. 1BT1I.
U C5T
EXPOSITION INVESTMENTS. FOR PLEASure -
ure and profit ee L. P. Judsun's want ads.
Council Uluffs page U 11284
-nnv w W. nnowN-s ASTHMA cuun"
positively cures , write , for testimonials Charter -
U-M. s J.o
ter Oak. I < wu _
I'll.R CUHK AT
' - fiAMl'LT ! IIAXntr-LHAF
I'lll-B
SlVcnnan A MeConncll Drug SlDodBe Kt.
cimoNic DiscAna
OMY TO \.N-UUAL USTATU
ANTHONY LOAN & 1HUST CO , 315 N. Y. U ;
at low rates fur cliulie funn Innda
riilclc money
fn loxJS ? norllitrn Missouri , eaatcrn Ntbra.ku.
\ \ G * > 5
m\NS ON IMl'KOVii > & UNIMl'KOVUD CITY
property. \ W. Kurnam bmlth & Co , llii ) Farimm
c JMH CENT MONEY ON NIH i IA TAHMS.
W. 11 MelUle , Ut Nafl 111. bldt . OiiMliii
FAUM WANS , i TO in YIAHS : LOWICST
rate-i Gaivln Bros , IdlJ I urnum St. f
MONEY TO IJOAN AT 1JOMV UATES TUB
O I' Davis Co , IMS Knrnnm St W CM
MONEY TO IXAN ON IMI'llOVKD OMAHA
real I'statc. llrennan , Ixivc & Co , I'uxton blnck
MON'KY TO LOAN ON IMI'IlOVED OMAHA
property 1'ukey & 'iliomns , 2U71st. Nat'l Hk bMc
W Z35
ON OMAHA WOl'HHTY : LOWEST HATES ;
bulldini ; loam wanted Fidelity Trust Cn
W-6CO
MOMJY TO LOA.\CMATTiiS.
MONEY TO I/AN ON rUUNlTUlin , l'IANO3 ,
liomes , wagons , etc , , at Inwcfct rati-a In city ;
no removal of goods , strlttly confidential ; you
c-nii pay the loan off nt unj time or In any
amount. OMAHA MOnTQAOn IXAN CO. .
30 So. Kill Ht.
X M3
MONEY 1O IXAN-30 , CO 90 DAYS ; FUHN1.
lure , pianos , etc. Dun Green , H. 8 , Darker lilk
X 0(3 (
KM INVESTED EAIINB JSO WEEKLY , NO
stock ( peculation 01 cold mine Investment ,
you control rapllul ; fifth su-cessful jear ; par-
tlciilnn tret e'hase & Campbell , 12 Union
Square , New York Y M770 July 4
roil JUL1J. ONE (1001) NEWKI'Al'EH PLANT
In eastern NtlirUFku , fully equipped AddieBH
llox 611 , JIUIr. Neli. Y M40I 17
HOri.'L IN CHESTON. NEI1 ; 11USINESH GOOD ;
Kotul location , only hotel , ia y terms. Adjress
J U , L'vans , Creston , Neb Y M421 S7 >
FOR l \ cll.ou. .
GILT-EBCIJ : DIVIDEND I-AYINO STOCIC 10
trade for stock ranch Address N 1 llee
Z-348 Jy
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOR SALU IIUAL IISTATE.
KOUKTZn J'LACB IIAIIOAINS. > 1 W , JJ.7W TO
$6(00 , fee photos at Itth and I'arnam. Morse
J , J. Gibson. CU Tint Nat. Hank Hide
HOUSES , LOTS. TAIIMS. IJVNUS. LOANH ,
Geo. I' . Demls Hfal liltatu Co. , 1'aiton Hlock
A HAHGAIN-rOH BALE C1IKA1' ON EA3 *
terms 40 acre fruit auu truck farm two mllei
from city limits on good roads. U acres urape ,
i acres orchard. I aeres aiparaiua. t aervs pit-
Plant , 1 acres line alfalfa , balance rich garden
nnd , t tine -nolle , 10 feet fit water In each. 10-
room house , 2 barns , storaga houie , 2 cellars
and other outbulldlncs. Will sell with or
without crop. Call or address 1'eter llolsen ,
De Holt ( on I" . , U. & U. V. H. K. ) ,
A PHYSICIAN , WHO I'OIl SEVEHAL YEAH
lias been a member of the Kehy medical Htaf
Ih noxx In cliuiKe of tlio lvcele > Institute c
HHlr Neb This | ih > Mcl.m has had plicnoim
nal succebs in the treatment of opium , moi
Milne und othtr drug addictions Aildrcsi Til
Keelej Institute , lllali. Neb. MOIOJvlO *
'IHEOLD HELIAULH 1'Eo'LE'S
s iry , 1522 Douglas , Omiha , effects marvelovi
cures In dlseai'is of women ; all Irregularities
nn matter xvlitt cause , cured. Letters xxlth
cents nnsxxcred. 340
unsoirrs.
SUMMEH HOAHDKHS WANTED ; COOI
bieez > and delightful house , mirrounded b
toxvcrlng maples on the bunKs of thp lox el
Elk torn , but liveminutes' walk frcini t-'nlo
1'aclflc depot Waterloo Splendid boils an
Fplcndld llslilng , nnd ex erj tiling cnleulutpd I
enliince the pleasure of summci boirders fioi
the city. Address Mrs. 21. W. 13. Purchase
-247 27
BOATING , FISHING , TENTS. ItOATS. BOAIU
Address Camp O'nahn , Lake Quinnelnuc , T (
knmnli Neb AICS1 30 *
FUHNiriJItn nEPAlHING AND PA CK INC
Couches nnd cushlona , mattresses made an
reroxntea Pi Ices xvlll please > ou. See JI. fc
Walkln , 2111 Cumlng street , lelephone , 1331.
SIlOUTIIAMi ) AM > TYPnWIllTl.NCJ.
A. C. VAN SANT'S bCHOOL. CIS N. Y , LIFE
C67
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. 1GTH & DOUGLAS
CCS
SIUSIC , AHT AM >
GKOHGE F. GELLENI1ECK. HANJO , MANDO
lln and guitar teacher. 1S07 Farnam street
Tel. 23S 90S
LOST.
STHAYED Oil STOLll JUNE u
mare 4 > ears old , star on foreheid , sc.ir 01
loft front leg. Heturn 2103 Cuiiilng. Ileceh
liberal reward Lost W2-2i *
IxOST , LDIF.S' POCICETHOOK ON 15TII. HE
tweon Capitol avenue nnd postolllce. Ilpxvnn
for return to Hie olllce Lost MJS1 26
LOST , SEVERAL DAYS AGO ROMAN GOLF
brooch ; reward for return to thlH ullko
I iist JI4I3 27 *
"
Sirtmnit SCHOOLS.
SITMMER hC'IIOOL. Y M P , A HFILDIN'O
Eighth grade efpetlally , other grade ? receded
Eighth grade tcaeher , M3'Jf 'J7
FOU.M ) .
FOUND , IN FHONT OF HOST ON STORE , J
purse , by proxlni ; ownership and pa > lui ; fo
this ad it can be recoxered at Huston Mole of
lice I'ound 3J1 20
KOt'ND. A LA ltd i : IILI'E DANE DOG , PI" !
on right ear Michael Iloldredge , llrnhon c.i
line , betwien 4Sth nnd 4Jth , north Mllltur
road. Found 1I39J 20'
TYriSWlllTISIlS.
LATEST MODEL 1 YPEWUITEUS ; SUPPLIED
llnl'ed Tjpcxvrlter & Bupplles Co , 1612 Farnnn
| -MK < Jv2l
VVA. > Tii ) TO IIOUHOW.
WANTED TO IIOUHOW. 2 700 FOH S YEA1U
on cliolco resldencu property centrally lo
cuted. Itooni 319 , Haingu Hldg , 7i2 K
SlliWALK.H.
SAWED NATURAL STONE. ARTIFICIAL
brick. Tel 1CS9 W. J. W lahins , 303 B. 17lh bt
11J-
I'AWMlllOICIJIl.S.
II MAHOWiT LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 1C ST
670
IJ.Vl1 UKFICK.
AMERICAN AND GERMAN KMPLOYMEN" ;
bureau. ! t2l Dojge. Telephone , 876.
-MSCJ Jyi3
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICIlOn
B Bulletin ; .
Umalia Neb
Advice * nd 1'ntcnt Uoolc
KHGE
Bills will lie received at UIB. ofllco c.
ttroumls anil Hulldlnga Department of tli
TrunBmls8l8 < * lppl and International Kxpow :
tlon for tlio complete conatrucllon of tli
Adrnliilslratiori buf.illnc until U o'clock t
in Tue ay , July C , 1S97 ,
I'lanH and Hpecltlc.ttions cnn be cxiimlnr
at Hoom lit ] , I'axton block , or seta of gam
xvlll tie furnished to contractors nt a cos
of U per set. K , J > . KIHKIJNUAI.U
.Muniiccr Uroutulu und ItullUlntia Ucnarl
ment.
.SailfTnlr. .
Indlanapolla Journal : Prison Visitor \Vli
are jou hero , my poor man ?
The I'oor Man Ker takln' a loaf o' breai
and a bam bong , mum.
"Hoxv sad ! "
"You bet your llfo It waa end. Wy , lady
right aloiigsldo o' ( hat bread an' meat wa
a dozen bottles o' beer aud I dtdu't knov
notbla' about HI"
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Montaigne Buys tlint If > otl wnnt to talV
a iicoplf-'a jncnsure In civilization you must
ttm1 > tliclr woiuuti ' , In Uie last twenty jcnrd
the women of New York lm\c chnnqed much
In raw beauty , , tney' arc perhaps Inferior In
the I'hlladplphlana , nnd decidedly Inferior to
the San rranclsboaj'H Hut thej nre more
'
highly culture ! , th n either , and more cos
mopolitan. Almost 'excry girl one meets In
New York , writes John Homier In n recent
number of l.iallo's Weekly , appears to Inxe
gone through a course of high education
They no longer ask whether U xxas Shakes-
pcare or Walter Scott who xxrote "Vanlt >
Fair , " nor why the tea Is boiling hot. ntiJ
whether Psh hue wings Simultaneously ,
croquet and golf , cycling and vxlmmlng ha\r
developed their physical charms , the xtac ot
mucilage as nn adjunct to the stocking-sup
porter has quite gone out , and the Hull's
Head market la no longer the only place
where calx-cs are to bo found.
Hut It Is In their stxlo that Nexv York
xx omen haxc made the greatest progress
They possess that peculiar attribute xxhlcli
la called chic , and which has been oupposed
to be peculiar to the I'arlslcnne. It Is a
dllllcult quality to describe a mixture ol
llncsso , coquetry , humor , alertness , and good
breeding I olien etl a joung New Yoili
matron meet a xxoman xxho xxas not In hn
set. nor Indeed In any set at nil She did
not llufli , nor expand her feathers , not
gather her dauuhteis round her , as the
Countess of Uareacrcs did when Heckj
Shnip nppioachcd. She Just saxv the strangi-i
as It she a\x her not , a-t If she had nr
corporeal existence , and xxas a mere optical
Illusion , one of those phantasms xxhlch aic
produtcd on the stage by n dexterous conv
blmtlon of mlnoro The act xxas peifectls
xxomnn-HKe , yet It xxas crushing H lou'c '
only ha\e been successfully nccompllslii'i
by a genuine- grande dame.
In nothing haH the Ncv York elrl Im
pioxed morj than In her \olco It used tc
be shrill and sharp , as If her early > oull
had been spent In an tllort to take the hlgl
C or perish In the attempt Noxx- screech ;
\olccs nto % ei > rare , and Iho ear of tin
patient husband has a rest Well bred Hug
ilslnxomen are famous for their soft , lox'
\olcis ; just as pleasant speech Is noxv lican
In Nexx- York diaxxlng rooms It Is tin
xxork of patient training ; the not mat xolc
of the provincial Is In the key of the b.ig
pipe.
'I he membeis of the Cincinnati Woman' .
club , xx ho Imxe been organising n bureau o
Information , are in adx-into of N'uxx Yoil
xxomcn , xxho Imxe held numerous meeting
for a slmllat purpose. The Gotham woniei
have Just iltcldtd not to open their lloiihe
hold nLonomlc association until this fall
They \\lll haxe a department for the ediici
lion of liouseKeepeis , thus creating a deman
for In'Plllgent xvorkers These xxlll be iii
elaboiate course ot Iodines upon topics poi
talnlni ; to all deparlmonls of the housuhuK !
I'rof Atxxotur of Weslejau iuil\'e.islt > , an
Dr Maiy llieeii , president of the Natiomi
Ktoiinuilc ubborlatlon , Imxe both been til
gnged to lettllic Mrs William O. Shalle
is piraldent or the Nexv York Household Ken
nomlc
One of the criexance.s of the euffrago lead
ers some jeatjs back , xxhen they xxere Strug
gllng for popular recognition , lay In th
fact that the litci-jry xxomen of the countr
xxould express no e > i inpathy xxlth their effort'
Poets and authors Jn genet al xxere denounced
Mrs. Stoxxc stood' ' djoot , and so did Catherln
Heccher , though urpcd to the contrary courn
by Henry Ward Bcecher and Isabella Heechc
Hooker In ailetter to Mrs. Cutler , Catherin
needier gaxe1 hbr reahons for not espouain ;
the cause. She said : "I am not opposed t
xx omen's speaking 'In public to any xxho ar
xvllllng to hear , jioj am I opposed to xxomen'i
preaching , sanctioned as It Is by a piophetl
ipo = > tle as onfe of the millennial results No ;
am I opposed to a woman's earning her owi
Independence n any lawful calling , and wlsl
many more xxero open to hei xxhich are nov
closed. Nor am I opposed to the organizatloi
and agitation of xxomen , as xxomen , to so
forth the wrongs suffeied b > great multitude
ot our HCX , xxhlclr are multiform and mos
luimlllatinfi. Nor am I opprsed to xxomenV
undertaking to govain bojs and men the
alxxn > s have , and they alxxajs will. Nor an
[ opposed to the. claim that women liau
equal rights xxith men. I rather claim tha
they haxe the sacred superior rights tha :
God nnd good men accord to the xxeak am
defenseless , by xxhlch they have the easle
xxoilc , the most safe and comfoi table places
and the largest shire ot all the most agrcea
ble and dcslrablb enjoyments of this life
My main objection to the xxoman ssiiftrage
organl/atlon Is thin , that a xvrong mode Is
employed to gain a right object. "
The royalist party In Paris has mingled
with Its grief , over the loss of KO manj
members In the axxful flic , the Joy of a
xvclcotno to thn Duchesso d'Orleans. While
In Paris the queen , as one ot the royalist
papers expressed It , xvas entertained by her
friends , the Due and Duchesso do Doudeau-
vllle. On ono day alone oxer 2,000 persons
representing all classes ot society , called tc
shoxx- their allegiance , and In return xveu
made happy by the gracious manner In
xxhlch this distinguished woman recelxeil
them. The Jeunessc Iloyallste presented an
address and In reply the duchcase exhorted
the people to stand firm to their party and
the ro > al house xvould jet saxe France.
One of the encouraging signs of the tlim
is that oxen educators are xvnklng up to tin
fact that It Is as useful to teach n girl some
of the rudiments of making a home as It Is.
to sing in .Italian or lo knoxx the girm name
of all the microbes In some schools cooking
In being taught xxlth the higher education
and xx e may yet llxe to be tin Hied at c
commencement exercise xxlth hearing nn
essay on "The Proper Way to Hroll a H"of
steak , " sandxvlcheii In betxxecn a compos )
tlon on "My Schoolgirl Days" and "Tin
True Meaning of Hroxvnlng " Of late thr
Woman's IMucatlonal society of Huston ban
taken up this subject. It recognizes thai
beauty is not so much a matter of money a
a matter of training and It proposes to
teach young gills , no that xxhcn the time
comes xx hen they havu tlio making of a
home , they shall make It a house beautiful
no matter hoxv simple the materials out of
which It Is composed. We can hnrdly oxer
estimate the effect of our cnxlronmcnt upon
us. That beautiful surroundings icflne IH n
self-evident fact. All of us knoxx that when
xxo have on our good clothes xve are a little
rnoro conventional nnd better mannered than
In our every-day working appaiel. A prettily
spread table and lovely china Insist upon
good table manners , It In a case of noblesse
oblige , A woman who habitually lives In
rooms that are furnished In quiet and sooth
Ing tones must Inevitably ho sweeter
tempered that ) one whoso nerves arn con
tinually ra&pcd by colors that fight each
other like thf Kilkenny cats.
Dilating on the necessity and the xvon-
derful results of annual painting ami paper
ing , a recent , xvrlt r says "Hxcept In rare
Instances , the woman xxho 1-as a home of
her oxxn , ho it ever BO cilmplo and plain , de-
"Ired to make1 the tpot as pretty as ulio cart
The Instinct tl > war < 1 neatness and beauty dies
hard In xxoinauklnd , but It can bo utterly
destroyed by tJu sloxv process of discoui-
agement and the * fact that nobody cares
The truth is : that human beings need not
only to see cleanliness , but to BOO freshness
and xarlcty 0,111 ! change , and the houaeclcan-
Ing should bo no more an object of pleasure
and Interest to' ' the woman than to the man
There la niuchiBhe can do without him Sim
can scrub the floorj'but li could and ehould
whiten the celling. She cannot paper the
xvalla. perhaps , though many a farmer's xvlfe
has done oven that ; but give her the money ,
and eho xvill buy the paper and find someone
oneto hang ! ( . After her xvllllng hands have
scrubbed away last > ear's -specks , any
man who can handle tools can make the
frames for screens for her windows and
doors. If , bralde thl , ho buys th * prepared
paints , and little by little gives a fieih cent
to the various looms , It U no more than
h's ' Eharo of the task. Yet there are women
xv ho only auk the palnta and xvlll attend to
the rest for themselves. Without the back
ground of occasional fresh palm and paper ,
the scrubbing Is of llttlo avail. With It , the
xxomau bos a fair field on which to display
her tado and skill Glxe her these and you
may trust her for clear shining windows ,
cpotleca and pretty curtains , fresh and bright
coverings for loungoj , cbalrd and tables ;
dainty wall-baskets , well-dusted book shehca ,
a fexv fieiu ferna or fiowem or a growing
plant In the wlndoxv Olvc her the bouse
with the essentials xxhlch she cannot get
for h ° rRelf , and > ou may trust nineteen out
of e\er > twenty xxomen to make a ptettj and
attractlxo home.
One of the most valiant chimplons of
woman nml her x\ork Is Sir Walter Iifsint
His views on the xxoman question ate nl-
xxa > s Interesting Speaking of the proposed
women's lintel , ho fa > s "The protesslotul
xxomen ot Nexv York ore going lo have a huge
hotel or boarding house all to themselves
It xxlll accommodate 2,000 ot them , etch resi
dent haxlng n bedroom and the fractional
tl p of a sitting room That Is to siy. there
Is to he a sitting room for every six bed
rooms , and exery resident xxlll have the right
to rcserxe the sitting room for herself and
her friends for one cxenlng ex cry week. Of
course , there xvlll bo the ordinary breakfast
and dining arrangements In the hotel One
Is curious to knoxx hoxv the Nexx York girls
xxlll llko this life among themselves and
tpjwratod from the society ot man Of
course , In the case of gfrls from the coun
try , and with no friends In the clt > , wo
may understand that at first .such a life
might offer Advantages In the xxay ot society
and making frlrnJa MIJ- much superior to
an > that could be obtained nl the ordinary
boarding house. At the same time , to bo
one of 2,000 docn not seem \cry promising
In the way of making friends ; perhaps the
six bedionms might unite ; In this country
there xvould most certainly bo foimed llttlo
cliques nnd sets of people xxlth shades tit
soclil difference ; there would bp 'smut'
circles and 'quiet' circles ; girls of high stand
ards nnd girls ot loxv tone , I hardly think
larlratlon In HIP draxxli < loom slip n '
hearses In the h.ill\\n > In the \estlbulc at ;
the front door , alxxayx following her onllcr
or callers , under the Impression that It Is
Impolite to let them go nftei the > June
formally bidden licr good afternoon or good
11 noxx' considered "quite swagger" bj
\\a.shlngton blcjcli' K'rlfl ' to pntronlro the
Hlc1n ( Women's saloon , xxhlch , by the XXAX ,
Is the only affair of the kind In the world
stilctly for thluty xxheelxxomeu IMKhtccn
xnrlptles of non-nlcohollc temperance drinks
ftlo scrxed , mid In the evening atter a spin
on the boulcxanl the counter is lltoralh
fringed with young xxomen In natty blcjole
costumes sipping refreshing lemonade , spltrer
water , etc The rooms ore luxuriously ap
pointed xxlth handsomely caned furnlahlngs
and numerous mirrors , forming a swell bl-
cjchi \ \ Oman's club house.
The xxomen of Klulaud me tapidly be
coming Bclt-fluppoitliif , Thrco thousand
haxe entered upon business careeis rittj-
txxo Kluntsh wouun are fuperlntindcnts ot
poorhouses. There nio 200omon complet
ing their studies at the Unlxerslty of
llelsliiRfors One thousand rinntsh xxomcn
are employed In railroad , tekgraph and post.
ofllco , 800 nrt > teachers and the dairies are
managed exclusively b > tltp xvomcn. Kin-
nlali wonun hnxo organized two largo and
nourishing clubii.
| The hanging gaidcns ot Habj Ion four
acres of gaiden lalsud on a bnso supported
b ) pillars , and toxxcrlug In terraces one
aboxe anotlici to n height ot oxer 300 feet ,
and looking at a distance like a vast P5 ra
in hi coxored xxlth trees xxeie otiHtiuc'ed bx
Nelnichadncxrar , ill order to gratify his
wife AmjtlJ , xxho felt xvciry of the Hat
plains of Hab > lon and longed for HOIUC-
tliliiB to remind her of her natlxe Medlin
hills The xa t nchlexeimnt ot Thothmes
II of Kg > pt mn > he laid by some to sur-
in s till" , hut It Is n question xxhe'her It
xxas not rather Queen llntasu herself xxho
eosruni : or rmuRD ) I.NDIA . bii.K TROM HARPER'S IJAZAR
Many ot the handsomest ccotumes xxorn at the ( seashore and elsewhere this beason are
imde of silk The moJel , from Templier n e St. Honore , Par's , Is. made of ccrlsc-colorcd
silk , the ground of xxhich ls > pirtly covered by an iriegular pattern In a lighter outline ,
as fhonn in our illustiatlon taken from Harpir'8 lla/ar
The full skirt has n xvldo llounce , aboxe xxhlch are three bands of heavy white
cntrc-dcux xxlth their edges finished xxltti xery full iiichings of black mcupsellno de sole
A lound xvalst is trimmed with a bind of 'hu same in jacket effect , a xest of a darker
tthade of ollk l half hidden xvlth full uiffes of xxhlte lace. A bell xxlth laige bow , a
band at the throat , and loops on the shoulrer are made of xxlde satin ribbon ot the
daiKci shade , and these make nn cffpctlxo finish to the Jacket
The flleexcfc are made xxllh a puff , a band of nitre deux on the outside scam falls
oxer the wrist xxlth a full rnflle of lace
A lound hat of satin straw the Ginde of the gown , tilmmed xxlth a darker elxct
nnd black \\lngs , Is xvorn xvlth thV > tnstunio.
that sucii a huge'hotel entirely occupied hj
piofcsalonal Iade ! xvould succeed. Sotletj
based on separation of s-ex Is alxxajs a de
pressed kind of association On UIH other
liaml , a smullei eatabllshmpnt , to accommo-
duto 200 or : iOO , xv It bout rules and regula
tions , nml xxlth private- looms to be hhcd
foi' a tenn or an exenlng , xvlth perfect freedom - '
dom us to the presence ot the oilier sex , the
ladles to bo all piofcsHlonal , might one would
think , succeed admirably Usscntlals , how
ever , must bo perfect freedom us to romlni ;
or going ; freedom as to the choice jnd cost
of meals ; solf-goxeminent as to admitting
new members ; a complete club life ; and a
reasonable amount ot comfoi t and efllclency
In the service. "
At the closing oxerclscB of the largest bl-
( jclo echnol In the wet Id , a few dajs ngo li
London , tin ladles wore tmtly xxlilte bicycle
costumes , anl their bicycles xxere charm
ingly decorated with flnxvpiH Hundreds ot
xlsltors had the pleasure of xvatehliig tlu
musical ride , "Skating on Cycles , " sociable
riding by a lady and gentleman , ono riding
Backward while the other rode forward , n
xory difficult accomplishment Scxcial ladles
lid some clexcr trick riding , but the pret
tiest foatuio was the diving figure from the
cotillon , performed on cjtlcs for the ( list
; lmo by four ladles alone ,
Hach member of the Cincinnati chapter
of the Daughters of the American Hovolu-
tlon has been presented xvlth a hamUoine
pamphlet containing all the Important ad
dresses xxhlch ha\o been delivered dining
the year before the Sons of the Amurltan
Revolution.
The Noxv York chapter of the Colonial
Dames had u great reception a few days ago
upon the occasion of the opening of the Van
Cortlandt maiiblon as a museum nf colonial
and revolutionary lellcs. Ilnmleoino anl
cohtly silk Hags xvcro picsented to tla so
ciety by Iho New York Sons of the Jlevo-
utlon.
Hardly any xxoman xvlll deny that eho
talks a great deal , and that she Is xcry fond
of talking As to talking well or 111. Him
xvlll say that this Is u mailer of opinion ,
end that she Is , of courne , on her own side.
OH ehe ought to ho and a everybody la She
xxlll probably maintain , If tihe be nettled by
criticism , that many men are stupid , very
utupld , that lliey can not talk , that aho has
therefore to talk for them , that they must
ho helped out In some way , and that It U
bane Ingratitude for them to make comments
on her generous efforts t aeulst them
There may be more than a splco of truth
In thlu.
Moat men , flio will contend , furnish only
a crude outline of anything w lather Im
portant or unimportant. Their statements
and utorlcb lack color , Interest , dramatic
point. Above all , they are defective In do-
tails. She dotes , hu declares , on details ,
and her doting la evident , no less than her
repetitions , Her power of expansion of the
ginillent circumstance IH extraordinary
What might be said In ten or fifteen words
the xxlll distend Into 200 and 300 and reit
erate her dilutions again and again What
ahu has uttered xvlth Infinitesimal purlieu-
did the work Hatasu xxas a remarkable wo
man Flip ja-uined male apparel and at
artificial beard and gaxe herself the name
and stxlc of a king In addition lo all he i
xxondetfiil achievements as a builder filx
elected two obcll.sKa . of led granite 100 fee :
high before the temple ofmmon grca :
uoiKs that are unnxctllid In form color am
biauty of engraving by anx similar proluc
lions of ng > pUan ait , elthei eurllei o :
later.
Tills Is ai-other mushroom story. Tlu
xoung women Implicated In it ate nut innni
heis of a nOoogt.il ! ! club , and arc only In
vrcstei1 in the iirj.ihroom as It nmi-i ! < . . ) , -
xiil uUc addition to the family table Dm
the .story goes to hliovv how thp mushroom
1'ltO ' thr flFh has o tcndorcv lo b lit- ; iiit tlic
I'lV-iit t'opruxlly of the ! iu nan anlm.il Ii
't ' into exe'ii of xtiy iilco u\ \ Is HKo II. ) uvc
ot thin hloi v They aioi' ono ii'.rnlng xvl li
u greut and strain ; deslro o go out Into tin
Holds and grther for thcmsfllxiM dillcate ,
f : > ! ih mus'iruoiiiB. Thlf laudab'2 desl.e uns
mil'h commended by thn family , anl tin
mus'ironm ' luileis htarted forl'i In lU.
time tluy u > iurncd , and at tlu family tab ) .
Hint mgl t wiib bcrxed a di < h of siu-c'ileni '
niusliinoa-F , ana the young womin ri'ct'lxt'd , i
Iai3 > 3 iniuRiue of pralhe lliu.c'oit IH even
Impllei1 that the connoisseur of tne famil >
dHnulled learnedly upon the supurlority ( . !
fichh nuihhroonm ovci anj jirc.i.'iMil by art ,
ilpi n tli..1 great food value of tli ? inuuhnioin
tipnn the p'cnfcurcai d Instruc'Dn to be gained
by gathering a food prodiirl fiesli fiom lla
native hauiitx , upon the economic value ol
the mushroom , etc , as the head of a family
leanic 1 upon the subject of mjeolngy as upon
many other things might do. And to all
this tin * imiHliroom hunters llstuicd xvlth
fr.tts beaming vtlth Ingenuous pleasure 'I hat
is the end of tlio IIrat part of tlio story 'Hie
Hfcojid Is told briefly and without comment
To tlio head of that family xxas bint at the
end of that xxr < k a bill tor a bottlit of 111113)1- )
loaiiia , for which no onti could account.
In the state of Connecticut there are just
( Iftfour women who are daughters of sol
diers who fought in the revolutionary xvar
It was not until aft'r the. death of Oeorge
IV. that the fact thai bhe stood in a direct
Una ot succession to Urn tliruno burst upon
tlio Princess Victoria. I'p to that moment
tlio truth liail been religiously kept from
her In the eprlng of 1830 she xxas reading
English history | u the presence of her mother
and her governess , when some genealogical
point pulled her and she asked the qutallon
"If the king ( William IV ) were to die , who
would be thii fcuccejuor to the throne ? " Her
mother parried the question by uayliig that
the duke of Clarence would "Yes , I Know , "
Bald the prlncces "hut vvlio xvould succeed
him ? " The governcts , after a little hesita
tion , tald "You I.now > on liavo neveral
uncles. " "Hut , " said the princess , "my
papa was next in ago to my Undo Clarence ,
and It appears to me thai when both are
dead I shall teconio queen of England ! " The
govornesi remained silent. The clucliesd sat 1
she hoped tbo duchess of Clarence might
haxo children But If she did not her little
Victoria would become tbo queen. The child
bpciu x , : raxo and anltated throughout the
r < M of the di > nnd exhibited no signs of
pleasure or Irxlt ) .
Tlic Crrinnn empress , who Is skilled In
amateur photograph ) , recently entertained
her fripndi bj n. laigo leccpllon , atxhlch
Hcrr AtKichutx gaxp an exhibition of A perfectly -
fectly IIPXV ( tpiuratus for taking lii Untnnc-
oui photographs The pniprojn purchnncd
fpxt > rii of the ne\x Instruments as mnixmlrs
for her friends and for nor older children ,
and Inter engaged the professor to teach her
children how to usethem. .
A poor xvonnn who Kept a small shop In A
northern T Illagn , and xxhoxa tumbled with
n hushtnd who could scarcely lie conoideiiil
a credit to the famll > , one day found hcrcclt
a xxblovx through the sudden demise of her
spouse A hd > who frequently made small
purchasts at tu ! > shop called to JPP her and to
offer her t. > mp.ith > , though xxell knoxx ing
tint the tnnn's devitli must In n certain ccnso
como as a relief s , the xv lf < - Ind often suf
fered from his violence Slip xxas not , hovv-
cxrr , qulto prcixired for the stolcil vxa > In
which the wife look h ° r bcrei\emi > nt. SilJ
tbo lad )
" 1 am sure , Mrs a , jou luiiflt miss sour
hnsbiml "
"Well , mum , It do PCCIU queer to gn into
the shop and Hint something In the till'
"Women am losing tholr mrro\\ fed riding
the wheel , " sa > s the boolinnkri. " 1 used to
bo cillcd upon to make the A width but
novx 1 seldom make an } thing nut rower than
II. "
Mine , dp la Pompadour Is again before the
public' , l.atour has some dolli.ttc puue'ls ot
her nt the exhibit of Heau-Atts 'Ilils ex
hibit Is I irgelx made up of famous paintings
front pilvatp gallnlis Thp Oomlpusi1 dt < In
Koehefpucauld , the llaronnp dp Itothsi luld ,
the Duthcjse de I.cvls and manv nthnrs liaxo
sent their chef doeuxres ot Velrsquez , Uu-
hens and licmbramlt.
T3dwardflurg , Mich , hnn a club of girls
xxho nre pledged nut to marry until Ibex liaxo
passrd the tx\entx-ilxe- mntk Then holj
that until n women lias liecnmo that old xho
hit ; not attained to all that IH praalhlp ffr
her In HIP dexelopmpiit of the brain and ot
the hpait nnd of bodj. They belloxe thnt ,
with the knowledge leutned by giovxlni ; riper
In > ears , a girl Is better lilted to become JL
helpmeet to n mnn. This companionship be
tween man nnd woman does not burl her ,
they hold. linked , bhu thilxcs the be.kr
xvhere It Is picsent.
H Is a capable ind ingenious housekeeper ,
xxlth a generous supply of prott ) plllnvv
slnnis , who , when MIC needs a coxer for
a small bcdioom sUnud , utllbrn n bhnm nml
sa > , i aho IIIH nexir had aiolhlng so pietty
and sitlrtfactoi )
Thu Vnssnt girls did themsplxra proiiil on
their clcxpii' Held di > Among the1 g.imr.i
xxerp conti st in Blirrt-dlslnnec running fenc-o
x-aultlng , high nnd broad Jumping nnd base
ball.
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The writer had tlio fortune to see Web
ster at Iho Hex ere house foit-sexen years
ago , sa.xs Hlon's Ilertld. On Mnrtli 7 , lSr)0 _
ho made the most damning npeecli of lila
lifo in the United States senate in faxoi of
the CHy compromise of that > ear He saxv
the danger of disunion ; be also axv , aH ho
thought , thp possibility ot coming to the
honors ot the ptosldcncy. Ho catered to
the south He > looked askance at the con
science' xvhlgs and jlelded to cotton Ho
sold out to the Mouth , ns the conscience pco-
plo clilmed. Ha ndxlsed New Kngland "to
conquei her prejudices" and fall In xxlth the
southern trend of things. What he called
"prejudices" Ncxv llngland labeled "pUrlotle
pilnclples. " The people did not relish Web
ster's Classification of their principles
Having undo his speech In the senate ho
xvas natural ! ) desirous to feel the pulse of hid
constituents On April 23 he arrived late in
Iloston and dioxo Immediately to the Ileveio
hou , o In an open baiouche. Ho xvas accom
panied in another carriage by Ilcnjamln U.
Curtis. As they droxo up In front of the He-
xoro , a considerable collection of people- < fl =
ored about the carriage- The xvholo sqmro
xxas boon filled xvllh a mass of people They
lecelxed the great statesmin couiteously ,
but without enthusiasm 'Iho introductory
address vxas made by Mr. Cm Us , and was
an adroit defense of Mr. Webster's courao
In the senate and on the platform 'I ho most
notable tiling about the address xvas tlio utter
Mlonco of the croxxd Not a xvord , not a
shout. In respon e
During furtlH1 introduction Webster stood
in his ennlago and took In xvlth his great
cjea the magnitude and temper of the audl-
e-nce As Cuitls closed and the great Massa
chusetts ointor began In his measured way
a buist ( if applause xxns expected from tlio
audience , but the people maintained the
bllenee as of deatli No npplausn1 No enthu
siasm ! Wo may not biippo.se lie failed to
comprehend the significance of the situation.
As he lifted his hand to shade hlb ejcwan In
expressible sadness gathered upon that dark
countenance , xvliicli had so often been Il
luminated by the ( Ires of his oratory. Hut
these ( Ires wcie quenched forever Thn day
hail ppsscd xv hen he could awaken an cn-
thUHiastlc response in a llostcn audience.
Charles Sumner nnd Hour ) Wilson , though
scarcely seen lid yet xveio advancing silently
upon the stage that had been littheito occu
pied bj the commanding flguies of Wubstur
and Wlntlirop both of whom Hold tholr po
litical birthright for a mess of pottage xvhlcli
xvas never dellxcied. Pop u quarter of a cen
tury tlicHo great places xvcro filled xvlth the
Hut x aid honor mnn and tlio marvclouii
"Nntlek epbblei , " who led the antl .slivery
column In the storming of the confederate
woiks 'llitu' Lxvo in ompara 1)11' sons of
Mas achusctts bad given their in nan to
'jounger Btieiigtlis , " alilo lo dlscein the
signo of the times nnd the ultimate dom
inane ) of the principles of Jiutlco anil liu-
manlt ) The nexv men fell In xvlth Iho
trend of the nlnct < entli centtir ) , which was
stronger than old custom and prerogative
Wel lei H opening sentence \xas "And
this U .Maspiiliusi'tts' HIP land of the I II-
gi Inns and the Puritans' ' Tlio boine of Ilnu.
coek and Adams of Pirscott ami the he-
lees of Hunker Hill1" AH lie advanct-d bo
made ( jnlel refercnep to his courao In the
tcnate us an nttempt to defeat the ene
mies of tlio union When well ulong lie 10-
peatcd his ndxlco nbout New England con-
querlni' ll projudlcri The nllenen VMS
more pjofoiilld thin ever , nnd he tkued , at
inner before , with n Hoiton aurtli'iiee with
out awakening ny rcapouac. Webn'cr was
stpiiillng before the Jury of tlio American
people Ho was then listening toia \ find
ings 'Iho sentence of political rntruclsm
xvas a tcvero one , hut xvns lrrivcn ! > lblo On
the 7th of March be had crowd the Jlubl-
con
So fallen1 So Ins-t1 the light withdrawn
Which CJMCH he xxore'
The glorj of his gr.iy linlrs
l'oru\ moro
Vim , vigor and victory theao are the char
acteristics of Do Witt's Little Karly Itlsers ,
the famous llttlo pills for constipation till-
lousmtis and all stomach and llvci troubles.
Mill MMANllH IllKliI ,
Chicago Post She surveyed horaelf In tha
KlatH ind a stnllo of sitlsfactlon flitted acrcai
her faci ?
"Of course , " she said , "I am not much ot
a bicyclist , but xvhen they talk about ' 9T
her ehoulders and looked In
the glasi , again.
And she wax right about It , too.
Shu IIOMM ! for an urtlit , and she xvas tlior-
up-to-date.
Delroll Journal. "Oh , tlio mean things , "
ilit ) sighed , "that are done behind a per
son's back1"
She might have been thinking of the
things that mankind does , In deceit ,
Hut Hi ere. are olheis
Notably , her skirt and her shirt-waist
ivercn'l doing a thing , roughly speaking ,
ml coming apart around tliere ,
For Infants and' Children
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