THE OMAHA DAILY JJEB : MONDAY , MAKOH 14 , 1898.
SPECIAL NOTICES
A < lr rtlaemcnta for tbein column *
trill Ite < akcm til 12 < ' < >
avenln * and ( ! ! B p. to. tor the
tnovnlnff and SB dmy edlUon * .
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bereA check , en b ve ma Tr
dre ed to m numbered letter la oqre
f The Hee. Amawero ndrtreaiie *
irlll be delivered om preaealatloa of
the cheek only- .
Hate * . 1 l-2o trord ttmi lncrtlon |
So n word thereafter. Ifothlnit take *
for leaa than 25o for the flrat Inacr.
tlon. The e adTcrtliemeata moat b *
vnti
EXI-EniKNCED DJIKSSMAKUH WANTS 8BW-
Inc by day In families. J , ll e. A M7CO 11 *
WAITED MALE HELP.
CANVAS3EU8 TO TAKE OltUEHS ; NEW LINE
of work ; no heavy goods to carry ; salary or
commission. C. F. AUami Co. , 621 So. 16th St.
11-413
ron ctaAita. 112 ; A MONTH AND
expenses ; old firm ; experience unnecessary ! In
clucements to customers. C. C. Dlshop & Co. ,
Bt. Louis. . U-430
AGENTS AND JlItANCH MANAOEnS ; SALAIIY
and commission. Hunter Tailoring & Blilrt
Co. . Cincinnati , O. ll-M45S-Aprll 16
\\'E8TEHN aitAMOI'IIONE CO. , COUNCIb
Iiliirf , Is. , wnnts Nebraska representatives ,
reliable , energetic men. to make $ Zi weekly.
No peddling. Write quick. I3-M2C8 M2i
DOCTOR , EXPnniENCnD CARD TAKEH ,
for road work. Kansaa State Medical Institute ,
Kansas City , Kan. II-M74111"
\VANTID , AN EXPERIENCED FLORIST
who fpenks Qerman. Apply at B. Haas , 1813
U-7M-
Vlnton Ht.
\VANTED-HAUESMAN WITH' EXPERIENCE
In Htoipn and hardware ; must be competent
with satisfactory references. J TO , flee omce.
ivu WANT nxrnninNcnn onaANizr.na TO
tnko charRO nf states ; Rood money miarnntoptl
If you can produce business. Imperial Mystic
n , Omaha. II MW1 21
WANTED , MKN TO LHAUN lIAttnCn TltADn ;
only clglit w.'cks required ; tlnip. caved , posi
tions KuuranteeJ. tooln presented , wages Snt-
rday ; cntnloRUo mailed free. Moler System
Harbor Schools. Chicago or St. LouK
U-M867 17 *
WANTED. TUUSTWOHTiiy PERSONS TO
travel ; n.ilary , J760 nnd expensoi ; reference ;
r > nclo o nelf-addrenied envelope. The Dominion
Cumpvny , Chicago. II MSC1 H
WANTI1D AT ONCE A QOOl ) COATMAKER.
I' . KMiKfy , Aurom. Neb. 11-MJ12 15 *
SOLICITORS TOR "THE nEAXJTirUk I.lV'l.
of rrnnccH 13. Wlllanl , " published iinrtrr the
uliRplrei nnd Indorsed by the % V. C. T. II. ; the
only olllcln ! iMmk ; prepared by Anna GorJon.
for 21 yearn Miss Wlllird'H cerr"tnry ; bratitl-
Tully Illustrated ; only 12 CO ; tremendous demand ;
bonnnra for ascnts ; superb book : llbonl corn-
tnlsi-lonH : credit trlven ; frelffht i > ald : write rjulclc
fop outllt and terms. The Dominion Company ,
authorized distributors , Uept. 8 , Chlcaro.
11 M171 ir *
WANTno-noY ron LIGHT EMPI/DYMKNT
after rcliool and on Saturdays. Call at 1311
South 29th Bt. 11 031-15 *
WANTED-10 HARNESS MAKERS ; STE.VDY
work. Schnaltman llros. , St. Joseph , Mo.
D Ml 8 21 *
BIDE MNE-FREE ( I-OCKKT ) SAMPLES. VRO-
tecled ground. Ca h com1. Liberal credits to
hujers. Sellers hlsli rated. "Confidential. "
P. O 1371 , New York. 11-M107 11 *
WANTED li'KM * 1 > E IIBI.F.
100 GIRLS FOR AUU KINDS OK WORK ; 3 TO
17 week. Canadian Oillce , 1522 Douglas.
ON OR BEFORE APRIL 1ST , A COMPETENT
cook ; no washing ; references required. Mrs.
W. J. Connell. 623 S. 24th. C 857
LADira TO DO NEEDLEWORK AT HOME :
can devote nil or part of time ; llKht attractive
work ; experience unnecessary ; peed pay. dem
T > tte. Co. , 32 and 33 Darker block. Cor. 13th and
Farnam. O-M983 H
WANTED-dbOD OIRL FOR OENEUAL
housework In small family. 3007 Pacific.
> o * r C S27 12
ron ST HOUSES.
CHOICE HOUSES & COTTAGES At. ! . . OVER
city , 13 to 175. Fidelity , 1st lloor N. Y. Ufe.
-152
HOUSES. WAt/LACE / , BROWN BLOCK. 16TH
and Douglas. D 453
LARCH : LIST. M'CAQUE , ivni AND DODGE.
D-13t
HOUSES. FLATS. OARVIN BROS. . 1613 FAR'M
' D 135
HOUSES. J. H. SHERWOOD , 3 N. Y. LIFE.
D-456
HOUSES IN AM. PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. r , Davis Company , 1H05 F.irnam. D 457
HOUSES. BENEWA & CO. , 108 N. 15TH ST.
D-43S
HOUSES. STORES. BEMIS , I'AXTON niJOCK.
D-459
TOR RENT. NINE-ROOM HOUSE ; CON-
venlent. modern , homelike ; best lesldence dls.
trlcf. few minutes' walk from postomee ; barn
If desired. Inquire COO N. Y. Ufa building.
D 160
NEW COTTAGE. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 601
Bee Bldg. D-M55I
DETACHED MODERN 12-ROOM , ALSO 9-ROOM
hou ; keys nt 1548 Cap. Ave. Tal. S73. B. H.
Roblson . T Ml S
MOVING HOUSEHOLD OOOtV ? AND PIANOS.
Om. Van ft Storaso qo. , 151154 Farnam. Tel. 1553.
f. D M521
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR RICHIT
party to open an exclusive family note ! and
, , npartment house for railroad nnd depot em
ployes on South JOth street , Ormha , within two
bhicks of the new Bucllncton and Union Pa
cific depots ; new bulldlnR contains 60- large
rooms ; accommodations for about 100 persons ;
will Icasn for Urm to responslbla party who hai
capital to. furnish and con luct a first-class
place. H 54 , Bee. D 670
FOR RttNT. A SMALL BARN. 10TH AND
Cass. D M3S1 15 *
FOR-RF.NT NINE-ROOM HOUSE. 2789 SOUTH
Tenth ; 11500 ; city water ; Rood repair ; ke >
upcoiul door north. W. I * . Selby , 334 Board ol
Trade. U-835 13
FOR nKSIT FURNISHED ROOMS.
THE INFORMATION BUREAU , 1318 FARNAM
E-M118 Ml *
ROOMS. ; ; so HARNEY ST. E-M5DO 17 *
MODERN SOUTH ROOMS , J2.00 WEE1C ANt
Ul > . HI N. 19lh , E M745 11 *
J NICE ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING. HIS SOUTH
,11th. K M76I
{ OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ; 1
minutes' walk from 15lti and Douglas. Addres :
J. 2 * . care Bee. E-83S 17
A NICKIjY PUUNISHED FRONT ROOM , EA81
und ooiilh exposure , with bath , to one or twi
\ f irentlemen ; only 6 blocks north of postoftlce
Address J SI , Bee olllce. C M9S3 15 *
' rtlRNISIIETl ROOMS , SINGLE OR KNSUITE
1 flat 1 , DarlJua bldg. , Itth and Farnam.
' , E-M101 K *
TWO FRONT. ROOMS. ll No. 17th St.
E M913-19 *
FURMHIIKn UOOMS AMD BOARD.
TUB MURR1AM. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HO
tel , > 5lh nnd Dodge Stf. F 4(1
KLONDIKE HOTEL. S. E. COR 1CTH ANI
Webster tils. ; steam heat rooms SI.CO per vvecl
and up , F-MOJ
UTOPIA , KM DAVENPORTi TRANSIENTI
accommodated. F 61J AI *
WEM. FURNISHED. AUj MODERN :
part city ; with or without board. 1215 Howard
V M758 15 *
_
NBWbY iFURNISHED ROOM3 AND 1IQAR1
In private family. 06 Sherman Ave.
F-M998 U
* IIH ROSE. VK9 I1ARN > ; ROOMS WIT1
board ; rates reasonable ; transients accommo
dated. F-M971
_
CI < EOANT FRONT ROOMS. STEAM-HKATED
nrst-clao * board. 1809 Capitol Aye. V M 75 H
IN PRIVATE FAMILY , WITH OR W1THOU'
board. 1 > Dodge. F-M J7 II *
tlOOUR AND BOARD ; REFERENCES. Jt
South Hln St. F-M9U 1 *
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICM.
FOR BKNT-DE8IC ROOK IN GROUND PLOO1
offloe. lie * bulldlnr : water , steam beat , electrl
llcht and Janitor Mrvlce. Apply to Superlo
teadtnt. B balMlnr. I in
OI HBNT-THB 4-tfTORT BRICK DUILDIW
t M * rarnaaa at. TbU bwlVdln * boa c , Breoux
twmit } w tr e * all iVM > ra ; a * , eU
lbt > o C Tta EM.
, J
TOR REST STORES AXD OFFICES.
( Continued )
FOR RENT-IN THE DEB UUOJMNO !
Ono larce corner room. Id lloor. with vault and
private office , water , etc.
One largo front room , id floor , divided Into two
room * by partition : wuttr , etc.
One lirse corner room , M floor , with vault ,
water , etc.
One front room , dMd > d by partition , 3d floor.
One corner room , with vault , Sd floor.
One large room , id floor , with partition dividing
It Into one large room and two smaller private
roams ; nater , etc.
Two large ground floor rooms , fronting 17th St. ,
with vault.
Several small rooms on 4th floor , with vaults.
All these rooms an > heated with "team , electric
lights , rupplled with first-clans Jtnltor service.
Klevators run day and all night ; building
trlctly fireproof. Apply to Superintendent.
Room 1M , Bee building. 1-195
"FOR TRACKAGE. TRANSFERRING AND
desk room , apply to the Aultman A Taylor
Machinery Co. , N. E. cor , 9tli and Jackson sts.
1 925
IN GOOD R ETA IIj LOCATION. 1110 A MONTH.
Apply J 3 , Bee. 1-719 It *
AiR\TS WANTED.
WANTED. FISCAL AGENTS IN THIS AND
other leading cities ; representative men with
good references address Warrlngton Mining and
Mfg. Co. , 408 Globa Bide. , St. Paul , Minn.
J M8M 14 *
WANTED. GOOD AGENTS , I.ADIE3 OR
gents ; biff money. 438-439 Paxton block.
10 AGENTS TO SELf. MEDICINE ; A DOLLAR
bottle for K cents ; sells on sight : Rood mwiuv
for the right man. 29 South Main Bt. , Council.
Bluffn , la. J-916-19 *
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED , TO RENT. BY APRIL 1 , 10 OR 1J
room modern hou e , with barn ; In vicinity of
Hanscom park preferred. 1342 S 27th street.
K M720 14
WANTED TO RENT. A SMALL FURNISHED
house ; state rent and location. Addresi J 44 ,
Bee. K M9M 1C *
WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE ,
ten rooma or more. Good location. Addrc s
.J 39 , Bee. K-M 95815 *
STORAGE.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
908-910 Jones ; general storage and forwarding.
M-4C.1
OM. VAN & STORAGE. 1511J4 FARN'M. TEL 1139
M 161
WAXTRD .TO BUY.
iVILL PAY'113 1X > R THE LETTER W FOUND
In Soda Mint Bum. J 32. lice. N-SS1-18 *
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
BEDROOM SUITS , FOLDING BEDS AND ALL
klndi of household Roods , to quit liu'-lnnis ; no
reasonable offer refused. Neb. Furnltum Co. ,
710-12 N. 16th St. O-733 AS
URNITURE , CARPETS AND BEDDING AT
public auction Wedneiday , March 16 , at W a.
m. , at 117 N. 15th. All of these Rood * must be
sohlVedne day regardless of price. E. E.
Alherton , Auctioneer. O M1000 15 *
FOR SALE HORSES , AVAOOXS , ETC.
GOOD HOMD MADE OPEN DELIVERY
vv-iRoni , 2 phaetons , 1 surry , one 'SO family car
riage , Drummond Carrlago Co. , ISth and Ilnr-
ney. P M 922 a 12
, VT OUR REGULAR AUCTION SALE AT THE
Union stock yards on Wedncsd ly nfternonn ,
thU week , wo will sell ICO good horse * . Aililr fs
iVal ortih-Prootor Co. P M1GO H
FOR SALIC MISCELLANEOUS.
'INE WHITE SAWDUST FOR FLOORS , ETC. ;
course for Ice , at 13.00 per cord. Tel , 438. 001
Douglas. Q 4C5
IORSE CLIPPING MACHINES , KNIVES AND
repairs , all standard makes , im hand ; grind
ing razors , shears , clippers ; prompt Eervlcc.
A. L. Undclard. , Q-MS76
; > URU PLYMOUTH ROCIv EGGS TOR SET-
tlngs ; COc ; roosters , Jl.CO. 932 North 26th.
Q-9SS
SEED SWIiET POTATOES. $1,00 PER BBL.
Theodore Wllllama , 67th " and ' 'Military Ave" . ,
Omahai Neb. - ' -
NOAH PERRY. JOBBER AND WHOLESALE
dealer In sewer pipe and stoneware. 4477
Dodge street , Omaha Neb. Telephone SOO.
Q-M367 AS *
CHICKEN. HOQt-AND LAWN FENCES ; ALL
wire ; la best. Wire Works , llth and Harnoj' .
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST DAIRIES IN
the city. Genuine bargain. Inquire J. I
Kemp Feed Co. , 27th and J-eavenwoith.
Q-M599
FOR SALE. ABOUT 40.0UO 2ND HAND ST.
Louis flre brick and 35.000 building brick , alsc
hollers , engine and brick machinery. Wm J.
Welehans , City Hall. 'Phono 257. Q-M677
FOR SALE. THE ELlidANT BAR FIXTURES
of Palmer house saloon. L. C. Brown. Grand
Island. Neb. Q M769 AS *
RESH JERSEY COW ; EXTRA PROMISING
young thoroughbred : Rrcat pet. Frank Hori ,
Fifty-third and Center streets. Q-SSO-14'
OR SALE , A SMALL PORTER AND ALE
brewery ; small capital Jequlrcd ; splendid
chance. F. G. Wllau , C02 S. 13th. Q MOSS '
PURE WHITB LEGHORN AND WHITE
I'lvmouth Rock ecus ; 75o and 11.00 setting- ,
Address 601 South 25th ave. -Q M91S 15 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
DR. A. WHEELED. PALMIST AND AST"Or ,
oger , room 9 , Crelghton b'k. S-M199 Mil *
MAGNETIC RUBBINGS & FORTUNE TELLIng -
Ing clairvoyants , also mind reading , Mine
Long. 122 Cumins' , . S 7S9 15 *
MAS9AGB , BATHS , ETC.
MME. SMITH , 118 N. 15TH 6T. , STEAM ANE
alcohol laths. T M725 14 *
MME. AMES. MASSAGE AND BATHS 1623V
Howard itrcet. T M718 14 * '
LAURA ELLISON , 119 N. 16th ( upstairs ) , rooir
It , Turko-Kusslan and plain baths , maspnire.
T M103 19 *
MRS. 11R. I/EON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATli
parlors ; restful and ; curative. 417 S. llth , up
stairs. . T M109 20
PERSONAL.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. 345-8 BEI
Bldg ; physician consultation or health book free
U 466
I WISH TO CORRESPOND WITH SOME GOOI
lady of marriageable age. T. F. Morrlrtey
Bloomfleld. Knox county. Neb. U M834 15 *
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND RE
paired ; day or night ; dress suits for hire
Panlorlum , N. E. Cor. llth and Farnam. Tel
963. U-467
HORSES CLIPPED. SHORT NOTICE : ONL1
electrlo clippers In city. Tel. CS. McCormac J
Baunley , 14th & Howard. U 530
LADIES , HAVE YOUR HAIR DRESSED BE
fore going downtown at the halrdreisln ;
parlors of Mme . a. Payne , 2301 Lcavenwort
st. ; tel. 1863 ; artlstla manicuring , supertluou
hair and facial blemlshei removed with elec
trlclty ; strictly private. U MM7 All *
QUICKEST AND BEBTPRINTING FOR LEAS'
money. R. O. Hearsey , 1105 Famam. ' 1'hon
20CO. U M997 IS *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
MOJ EY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. TH1
O. F. Davis Co. . 1C05 Farnam St. W 469
LOAN ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CIT'
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Far1 re
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIL
real estate. Brennan-Love Co. , 219 S. 16th.
W-470
PER CENT MONEY. D Bit IS. PAXTON Blk
W-474.
< PER CENT MONEY ON NEB. FARMS & OMA
ha property. W. B. Mclltle , 1st Nat'I Bank Bldi
6 PER CENT CITY AND FARIt LOANS.
Qarvln Bros. , 1(11 Farnam St. W-M4TJ
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANG
R. C. Peter * & Co. , U. S. Nat'I Bank Bldg.
_
MONEY LOANED ON MPROVED REAL CS
late In Omaha. Council Bluffs * South Omaha
W. H. Tbomaa. 601 First Nat'I Bank , Omaha
W-475.
1100.000.00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN O !
ftrst-clou Improved Oraaba property , or to
building purpoacc. Fidelity Trust company.
W 47T
ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO. . SIS N. Y. L ,
quick money at low rate * for choice farm land
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraski
W-47J
FOR SALE. Sl.ttt MORTGAGE. PROPERT
worth , H.UM. reatlu t per month.
1404 mortgage , property worth | 1.00 , renting . (
per month.
1504 mortgage , property worth S1.200 , rent * * . (
per month.
O rc WcOUot , aa J. / . Srowa Block.u
W 4NH
TO 1.0AX RK.U. KSTATE.
( Continued. )
PRIVATE MONEY. WEAD. I6TH & DOUQLAB.
W J10 A-
M0.1EY TO LOAW OI1ATTEM.
110 TO 110,000 TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURH AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , ETC. ,
at lowcl rues in
Omaha , South Omaha nnd Council Blurt" .
No removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount * .
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
306 South Kth St.
THR OLDESTi LARGEST AND'ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
IIUSIXESS CHANGES.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS OO TO J.
J. Gibson , Ell First Nat'l Bank. Y-47J
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION FIRM. SOUTH
Omaha , wants man with large capital'for pirt.
tier ; business thoroughly established ; refer
ence ! first-class. Box 415 , Orrtahh. 'Y 11322
J. I. WATT. I1UILDBH AND GENERA I JOB-
blng. 241S Emmet street. Y-M337 A2 *
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
party to open an exclusive family hotel and
apartment house for railroad and depot em
ployes on South 10th street , Omaha , wIlMB two
blocks of the new Burlington and Union Pa-
clflo depots : nenr building contains GO large
rooms ; acvommcdatlons for about 100 persons :
will lease for term to retponsllle party who his
capital to furnish and conduct a first-class
place. H 54. Bee. Y 70
RINTINO CO. DOING EXTENSIVE BUSIness -
Iness wants partner with business ability u-d
S3.000 cash. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nnt. B.mk
Bldff. Y-M703 13
'IRST-CLASS ' BRICK MANUFACTURING
plant for one-half actual value. Address Com
mercial National Bank , Fremont , Nrl >
Y-M783 22
1OOD OIL ROUTE FOR SALE ; GOOD REAson -
son for selling. Addreis J 6 , Be . Y M810 14 *
OUNO MAN , 30. FORMER EXPERIENCE su
perintendent of Industrial Life Insurance Co. ,
desirous of locating west , would like to cn-
Kago In some legitimate business nhrrc liter
be icould enter as partner ; best of reference 0.3
to honesty and ability. E. F. Stolzenberg r ,
142V4 2J St. . N. Y. City. Y 101 M14 *
'OR RENT , BLACKSMITH AND WAGOV
phop , In a goo , ] trading town ; will pell the
stock. F. H. Otto. Oalva , la. Y M917 17 *
FOR RENT. A HOTEL DININO ROOM. UN-
furn'"hed. ' Apply at once. 108 North nth
street. Y M319 II *
1.00. HOO CARDS. ENVELOPES. NOTEHEADS
or HrcuHrs neatly printed. R. G. Heaisey
1503 1'nrnam. 'Phone 20CO Y MOOS 19 *
iVANTED. PARTY WITH r 0 TO $1,000 C\SII
to Join advertiser In er.iLinrlpe at expoi'tlon '
can double money this reason ; will pay a
palary of (15 week for man ; ind nicney : inone >
secured. At. connections and reference" ! "tlili
Is business.1 : Address J 1C , Bee. Y M9S1 11 *
FOR EXCHAXP.E.
'OR TRADE. ELEGANT HOME ON PARK
avcnuo for farm In eistern Nebraska or west
crn lona. Brcnnan-Lovc Co. , 219 South inih
street. / MS42 17
rt'HAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER FOR ( -L.KAI
1TO , In full cultivation ? Keith Co J 47. Bee of
flco. K-M9fO 15
OR EXCHANGE. J1.500 CO STOCK OP HATS
alpo Toomy Bulky and bike nttachment. new
make offers. D. R. . SO ? Spring St. , Peorla , 111
Z-MSSM4 *
2 LOTS AND 3 SMALL HOUSES , OMAHA
rental , (12 per month , for residence propetty
In good country town.
Good firm , N. E. Nebraska , for hardware.
" 20 acres , tlno flarm , 9 miles N. W. Ormha , fo
210 to 320 acres In eastern Nebraska or vvcst
crn Iowa.
George O. Wallace , 312 J. J. Brown Block.
Z-708 12
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
CRONTZE PLACE BARGAINS , $2,500. J3.750 TO
$6,500. J. J. Gibson , 614 First Nat. Bank 111,1s
RE4SO
HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS. L\NDS , I.OANS
also flre Insurance , Bemls , Paxton b'.k.RE4S2
RE-4S2
FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTY : BU3I-
ness lot corner , COxUO.ft. . In So. OmiUin , p'xv.vl
Business Jot , 60x150 feet. Improved , South Omalip
street paved.
Tract -(24-lots35th ( Bt.-1 " -t6
Tract (20 ( lots ) 30thSt.
For particular * npply"U012 Farnam St.
; > - RE-9M
NEW. MODERN 6-ROOM COTTAGE. LAROF
lot , COO cash , balance to suit. Addreis G il"
Bee. RE-M113
OR SALE , NEAT COTTAGE ON GOOD
paved street : only 11,500 ; easy term * . Brennan
Love Co. . 219 South 16th street. RE MS41/17
FOR SALE , NINE-ROOM. TWO-STORY FRUtF
house , modern , east front , fine barn , In vMnlty
of Han-corn park. J2I , Bee. RE M535 11
SNAP3-45XC6 FEET ON ISTH NEAR DODOF
street , suitable for 2 brick houses , price 12,700
66x132 fe t with brick house , N. E. cornc
SOth and Cumlng streets , price J6.0"0. J. N
Frenzer , opp. old P. O. RE MI94
FINE IRRIGATED LANDS WITH WATER
right en 10 years' tlmo at C per cent : a chance
of a lifetime ; write for book describing land
In connection with this ne do a general rca
estate nnd loan bus. Wyoming Dcvelopmen
Co. , 1624 Capitol Ave. , Omaha. L. L. Johnson
agent. RE Mill M27
UNENCUMBERED "MODERN OMAHA RESI
dence for solo nr trade for Improved Inwa
farm. Address II 34. Bee. RE 752-A1 *
MAKE ME AN OFFER ON TWO LOTS IN
Walnut Hill addition. Oscar Orosholl. al
Lake , Utah. BE-M763 11 *
5 ACRES ON NORTH OMAHA BOULEVARD
K.EOO. J. J. Gibson , C14 First Nntlorml Until
Bldg. RE M7C.2 IS
FOR SALE. 1S5 ACRES RICH BOTTOM LAND
In Inwa. opposite South Onnha : 23 acres under
cultivation , most of balance he-ivy timbered and
wooded : $18 an acre : n big baronln. F. M
Baker , 107 Dearborn St. , Chicago. RE M879 1 *
BEST FRUIT FARM IN ALL. IOWA. 8" > ACRES.
3' miles Co. Bluffs , $5,500. Improvements rout
prlca asked. J. J. Gibson , 514 Flrat Nat. Jlk.
Bldg. RE-M761 18
FOR SALE , LARGE LOT. B0xl38 , WITH TWO
cottages , near 12th and Centc" Sts , will gn
ohcap If sold this week. F. D , Weirt 161 h nnd
Douglas. . RE ,11312 *
LOTS NEAR 2STH AND DODGE AND DOUG.-
las. $50000. -
S0xl27 near 27th and Patrick , $ J"000.
Kino lots near 28th nnd Ames. $200 00.
Four acres In Florence , cheap. $139.00. .
Rental property , netting 8 to 10 per cent. $1,000.00
SO acres , just outside city. $3,000.00.
Q. G. Wallace , 312 J. J. Brown Blo-Mc.,1
RE-797 12
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE , BATH AND CLOHE7.
near exposition , $1.SCO Flve.room cottage. 19th
St. Boulevard , $1,600 Eo y' terms. F , D.
Wead. ICth nnd Douglas. RE S29-1J -
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lowing advantages : Individual instructions by
experienced teachers and skillful utenoRraphers ;
up-to-date methods ; touch sjstem of t > pcwrlt-
ing If preferred : participation In actual work ,
for which students receive pay ; monthly pay
ments. 715
AT OMAHA BUS.COLLEOE , 16TH & . DOUGI.AS
183
OMAHA SHORTHAND COLLEGE. BOYD-S
theater. M300 M2I *
SHORT-HAND. UP-TO-DATE. TAUGHT BT.
court reporters. Boyk- ' School , 403-5-7 , Bee
Bid * . | 431-
FINAACIAL.
LIFB INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT FOH
cash. Richard Herzfeld. m LaSalle St. . Ch | .
cago. Ml F28 *
MONEY LOANED ON LIFE INSURANCE POL-
Icles or bought. L. P. Van Norman , Minne
apolis , Minn. -Mm M"Mt *
BICYCLES.
FOR tl YOU CAN GET YOUR WHEEL CLEAN ,
ed and adjusted. Om Bicycle Co's. Phone 1665
653 A4
FURNITURE PACKED.
II. B. WALKIN , 2111 CUMINd. TEL. 1331.488
-488
EXPOSITION FRONTAGES FOR RENT
GROUND LEASES FRONTINO EXIOSITION
liemls , Paxlon Blk. 489
MUSIC.
PBTEKSEN'S MUSIC SCHOOL : PIANO. VIO
tin. mandolin , guitar , zither ; German method
E13 Sheely block ; terms reasonable. 55 < API *
STENOGRAPHERS.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOI
Stenographer ! free. The Smith-Premier Type
writer Co. Telephone. 1SS4. 490
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
CITY EMPLOYMENT BURBAU. 1417 FARNA
trML Rooou I and S. T * ! . 1194 ,
TYPEW1TER9.
TTPEWIUTEIW FOR ' BVT ti 00 PEIt MONTH.
The Smttti-I'rrmler Syftwrlttr Co. , ICJ Fur-
n m bt. : telephone , mi. 491
, FAMILIES. ijOl DAVENPORT
-Z77 Mil *
HOTKLS Votl HENT.
, fi i.
DtJII > DINa , BUITABVKit FOR HOTCI. ! 30
roam * and large flora room ; central location.
IlomU. Faxton Dllo liv > J 964
nnicic.
i/ /
LOUISVILLE BRICK O , lD'U TRADE : tel. 192.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 1CTH
XOT1CB.
CHII3P QUAnTEUMASTHU'S OFFICE.
Omnhu , Neb. . March 12 IMS. Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate , vlbe \ \ received herb
until 2 o'clock p. m. , April 12 , 1S9S , and then
opened for furnishing Wood , Coal and Char
coal required In Department of the t'lnttc
lurlnp ncal year commencing1 July 1 , 1S9S.
J. S. reserves right to reject or nccept any or
all proposals , or any part thereof. Informa
tion furnished on application here , or to post
and depot quartermasters where supplies arc
iccded. Envelopes containing proposals will
3o endorsed "Proposals for Fuel for , "
nnd addressed SAM. 'R. JONES , Q. M.
Mchl2-14-lG-lG-Apr9 11
J'OSIOKFICK .NOTICE.
( Should be read DAILY by all Interested
as changes may occur at any limn. )
Foreign malls for the week ending March
19 , 1S33. will closj ( PROMPTLY In nil
cases ) at the general postolllce as fol
lows : PARCELS POST MAILS close one
hour earlier than ciusln ; time shown
below.
Trans-Atlantic Mull * .
TUESDAY At ( ! n. m. for EUROPE , per
s. B. Kaiser Wllhclm der Giossc * . via
Plymouth nnd Bremen.
WEDNESDAY At 7 n. m. for EUORPE ,
per s. s. La Nonnamlle * . via Havre ( let
ters must be directed "per La Norman-
dlo" ) : nt 7 n. m. ( supplementary fl a. in. )
for EUROPE * per s. s. St. Louls . via
Southampton ; nt 9 a. m. ( supplementary
10n : ) n. m. ) for EUROPE , per s. s. Britan
nic * . via Queenstown ; at 10 a. m. for
BELGIUM direct , per s. s. Kensington.
via Antwerp ( letters must be directed "per
Kensington" ) .
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct , per s. s. Spanrndam , vli
Rotterdam ( letters mu-U be directed "per
Spanindam" ) ; nt S n. m. for GENOA , per
s. h. K.ilser Wllhelm II ( letters must be
directed "per Kniser Wllhelm 11" ) ; nt 9
n. m. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. m. ) for EU
ROPE , per s. . Etrurln * . via Queens-
town ; at 11 a. m. for NORWAY direct.
per a. s. Norge ( letters must be directed
"per Norge" ) .
MATTER. ETC. TSornnn Mcnmors
calling on Tuesdays take Printed Matter , etc. .
for dei-ninny , nml p clnlly AU'lresrcd Printed
Matter , etc. for other parts cf Uurr.pe. Ainet-
Ican and White Slur Mcamers on Wcrtnp'iUys ,
German steamers on rhurjJoys. anil Cunsnl ,
French OIK * Oermnn ftosinors un S.iiurJays tn'ne
Printed Mattel , sic. for u.l > 'uuntrie ! or tvhfch
they are ad\erll cd to curiy niali.
After the c1o lne 01' the , Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Mails named Above , additional supple
mentary mall * are > r-pM ) 'l ' en the pier ? of the
American , n.iKll-h , irleh : and German steam
ers. anJ icmatii open prrttl within Ten Minutes
of the hour ot calling ? /fi elcatnor.
Mallit ( or Sontli hmltCeittrnl Amcrlcii ,
West
Taylor : nt 12 m. ' ( sVuplementnry 1 Pm. . )
for CENTRAL. AfMlifilCA ( cxcspt Costa
Rica ) and SOUTUiRrflCIFIC PORTS , per
main must be dliocAcd "per Advance" ) :
nt 2 p. m. for PORTO RICO dltect , per
a. s ; Arkadla ; at * fl < p. tn. for COSTA
RICA , pritcarrtrt - from Now Orleans ; nt
1 3 p. .m. for nWrtlfATJOS .direct nnd
1 NORTH BHA'/.IfM'lLjara'aitl ; MWVIO ,
T'ner'8. s. rtnmtlfc4 $ , at * T p. ml , for
NASSAU , N. P. , twr Bs. . Miami , from
Miami. Fla. ; at 6M : p. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND , per steamer from North
Sydney ; at 9 p. m. for PORT ANTONIO ,
per steamer from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 2W : n. m. for PORT
ANTONIO , per sitcamer from Philadel
phia ; nt 1 p. m. for CUBA , per B. s. City
of Washington , via Havana ; at 1 P. m.
( supplementary 1SO p. m. ) for CAPE
HAITI , ST. DOMINGO and TURKS ISL
AND. per B > . New York.
THURSDAY At 2:30' : a. m. for BRAZIL
and LA PLATA COUNTRIES. Via Rio
Janeiro , per 9. AstI , from Philadelphia
( letters must be directed "per Astl" ) ; at
11 n. m. ( supplementary 11:30 : n. m. ) for
VENEZUELA nnd CURACAO. ' per s. s.
Venezuela ( letters for Colombia , via Cura
cao , must be directed "per Venpsuela" ) ;
nt 1 p. m. for JAMAICA , per s. s. Ar-
tlandhu ( loiters for Belize- . Puerto Cortez
and Guatemala must be ( directed "per Ar-
dandliu" ) .
FRIDAY At * * 7 p. m. for NASSAU , N. P. ,
per P. s. nitaml , from Miami , Fin.
SATURDAY At 9:30 : a m. ( supplementary
10 a. m. ) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX ,
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS ,
per s. s. Carlbbee ; nt 10 a. m. ( supple-
Tnentary 10:30 : n. m. ) for FORTUNE
ISLAND , JAMAICA , SAVANILLA nnd
CARTHAGENA. per FI 8. Alleghany ( let
ters for Costa Rica , must bo directed "per
Alleghany" ) ; at 10-30 n. in. for CAMPE-
CHE , CHIAPAS. TABASCO and YUCA
TAN. per s. s. Seneca ( letters for other
ipnrts of Mexico and for Cuba must be di
rected "ptr Seneca" ) ; at 10:30 : a. m. foi
HAITI , per s. s. Prlns Wlllctn I ( letters
for Venezuela , Curacao , Trinidad. British
nnd Dutch Guiana must bo directed "pel
Prlns Wlllem 1" ) ' . at 10:39 : a. m. for J1RA-
7.11 * and LA PLATA COUNTRIES , per s ,
s. Coleridge , via Pmiambuco , Babla nnO
Rio Janeiro ( letters for North Brazil musl
bo directed "per Coleridge" ) ; at 10:30 : a
m. 'for ' PERNAiMBUCO , per s. s. Handel
( letters must bo directed "per Handel" )
at 11:30 a. m. ( supp'omcntnry 12 m. ) foi
NASSAU. N. P. , tind SANTIAGO Dfc
CUBA , per s. .s. Saratoga ; at S:30 : n- .
for NEWFOUNDLAND , per bteamer froir
North Sydney ; at 8M : p. m. for 8T
1'IERRE TUIQUELON , per steamer frorr
SXJNDAY At C n. m. for PROGRESO. pel
s. s. San Domingo ( letters for other parti
of Mexico must bo directed "per San Do
mlngo" ) ; nt " 7 p. m. for NASSAU , N. P.
per s. s. Miami , 'from Mlitml. Fla.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax nni !
thence by tenmer. close nt this oinc < dully ai
SSO : p m. Malls for Miquclon. By rail to llos.
ton nnrt the ice by uteamcr. dote at this olllc (
dally at 8:30 : p. m. Mails for Cuba close ai
this offlco ilally nt 7:00 : n , m. for forwnrdlnt
by ste3m < : rs salilnit ( Monotrs nno Thursdays ;
from Port Tampa. Fin. Malls for Mexico City
overland , unless specially addressed for dlspatcl
by steamer , dcee at this olllce dally at 2 : ! <
* . m. nnd 2:30 p. m. "Registered mall close :
at 6,00 p. m. previous day.
Trnna-Pnelflc Hall * .
Malls for China , -fap 'fl and Hawaii , per s
e. China ( from Sail' JTrnnclsco ) , close hen
dally up to Munch. 17th at G:30 : p. m
Malls for Australia ( except those for Wes
Australia ) , iwhlch-are forwarded via Eu
rope. New ZealamU'lHawall ' , FIJI and Ba
moan Islands. per\s.VjJ. Moana ( from Sar
Francisco ) , close tiers- dally up to Marcr
18 at 7 a. m. , ll'af'm. and 0:30 : p. m. (01
on arrival at Now-Yprk of s. B. Caiwpanlr
with British mull's , ' "for " Australia ) . Mail ;
for China and Japau ' ( specially addressee
only ) per s. R. Ifrrwress of India ( fron
Vancouver ) , close' hero dally up to Mnrcl
" 21 nt 6:30 : p. nin , . > liiil3 for the Socletj
Islands , per ship Tropic Bird ( from Siu
Francisco ) , elone hfr dally up to Marcl
2o at C:30 : p. m. Malta for China and Japan
per s. s. Victoria tfrom Tacoma ) , closi
here dally up to MftVch * * 27 at 6:30 : p. m
Malls Tor Hawaii , pet's , /.ealumlla ( fron
San Francisco ) . > cli fef hero dally up ti
aiarch 31 at C:30 : p. ' TO. ' Malls for Austral ! :
( except West Australia ) , New Zealand , Ha
wall and FIJI Island. * , per a. B. Mlower :
( from Vancouversloso ) hera dally afte ;
.March " 18 and upto March 31 at 6:3 :
p. TO. ,
Trani-Paclfte mails arn forwarded to port cf sail
Ing dally and the achedule of closing I * ar
ranged on tha presumption of their unlnter
rupted overland transit , neglstcred mal
closes at p nw previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postofllce. New York. N. Y. . MarcbJ 11 , 1KB
RAILttOAD * .
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILRO.M
General Office * and Tlcke
OOlc * . Merchants National Han :
Building , 1U4 Farnam Sticel
Telephone 104. Depot , Fifteen !
and Webster Streets. Telephon
14M.
Leave. Arrtvi
.
a City and 8V.
Loot. Bxpreu . : pa. * M an
* tocjl . 4Mpai : * :
. Pally zxept iundw.
RAILROADS.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUU MINNE-
anolls & Omaha Railway-
General Offices. Nebraska 1 > I *
vision. Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. City Ticket Olllc ,
1101 Farnam Street. Telephone
l'Depot \ , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Tele
phone 1153.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. . 8:50 : t m 5:20 : pm
sloux City Accommoda. . 9:50 : am 8sr : : pm
Blair. Kmerson. Sloux
City. Ponca , Hurting-
ton and Bloomtleld. . . . 1:00 : pm 11:53 : am
Sloux City. Mankato , St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . * " 5:55 : pm ! : 1 am
Emer on passenger 6:10 : pm 8:15 : nm
" " " '
"Daliy. Dally"e'xcept Sunday. Sunday
only. This train stops at stations Florence
to South Blair , Inclusive , Sundays only ; on neck
ilayg. South Blair only.
' _
CHICAGO ft NORTHWESTern -
ern Railway City Ticket Of
fice. 1101 Farnam Street. Telephone -
phone MI , Depot , Tenth nnd
Mason Streets Telephone 12) ,
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial i 7:00 : am ll:55rm :
Missouri Valley , Hloux
City. St. Paul and
Mlnucapatln 6:10 : am 10:45 : pm
MT ourl Valley , Hloux
City / * 70 ; nm 9:05 : pm
Dennlson , Carroll , Wall
Lake , from Broadway ,
Council Bluffs 9:00 : am S:13 : nm
Eastern. Express Des
Maine * , ManihMltonn ,
Cedar Baplds. Chicago. ' 10:13 : nm 4:35 : pm
Atlantic Fiver. Chicago
and East i 1:15 : pm 1:33 : pm
Fust Mall , Chicago to
Omilm . .4 i 3:10 : pm
MlJKnurl Valley , Sloux
City , St. Paul , Minne
apolis Limited 4:35 : pm SV : ) am
Omaha-ChtCJRO Speclil. . C.4J pin 8:50 : am
Dally. Dally cxept Sunday.
FREMONT. HLKHORN AND
Ml < soun Valley itnilvvay don.
ernl Office * . United States Na
tional Bank Building , South-
vve l Corixer Twelfth nnd Far-
nam 'Streets. Ticket Oillce ,
101 Fnrnam Street. Telephone 561. Depot , Flf-
eenth and Webster Rircets Telephone H5S.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills , Dendvvood
nnd Hct Springs . JCO : pm . > .CO pm
, Vjomlnf , Canpar anil
Douglas . " 3CO : pm 5.00 pm
atllngs , York , Uavld
city. Superior , Geneva.
Exeter nml SewarJ. . . . 3:00 : pm 5:01 : pm
Norfolk. West Point nnd
Fremont. . . . . . 7:50 : nm * ' 10:25 : nm
.Inc3ln , Wahoo and
1'iemont . 7:50 : am * ' 13 2"i nm
Fremont Local. . 70 : nm
Daily. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
inly. IMIly ixcepl Saturday. Dally
ixreut Monday.
SIOUX C1TTT & PACIFIC . '
loud Ueneral Olllcct , United
States National Bank Build.
Intf , S. W. Corner Twelfth and
rnrnnm Streets. Ticket Oillcs.
. 1101 Farnam Stieet. Telcphona
161. L'epot , Ijth and V.'obstei &ls. 'telephone VA
_ . . Leave. Arrive.
Sloux City , Mnnlinto ,
St. Paul. Mlnnnpolls. rjpm * 8:0ari
CIIICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
Pnclllc Railroad "The Greit
Rock Itland Route" City
Ticket Olllce. 13.3 Farnam
ife Street. Telephone US. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone 12J. ,
_ _ Leave. Arrive.
VcstlbuleJ Express . . 4:50 : pm 1:45 : pm
.Incoin . , Colorado S-p'fiS ,
Puueblo. Denver mid
west. . . . * 1'53 pm 4:25 pm
Chicago. Des Mollies &
Ilocu Island 'i.OOpm " 6:15 : am
Atlantlo Express , for
Dea Mollies and cast-
em polnti 7.20 nm 8 : 0 rm
, lnc-ln. Falrbury and
Bfllevllle " 5:13 : rm " 13:40 : am
Dally * Dally cxcent Sunna < .
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST
Paul Rallvvuy City 'licki-t
OlHce , 15" ! Farnam Ptteit
Telephone 2S4. Depi/ * . Tenth
nnd Mason Street ! . Tele
phone 128.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . * & : i3pm * S:05 am
Omaha and Chicago Ex ' 11:00 : am 1:50 : pm
Da 111- .
OMAHA & ST. LOUI3 RAILROAD
Omaha , Kansas City & East
ern Railroad "Tho Port Arthur
Route" Ticket Offlec. 1415 Fnrnam
Street. Telephone , 322. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele-
pinna l-'S.
Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
.Express . * 4:33 : pm " 11:30 : nm
Quinsy ti arcss . * 0:10 : nm * 9.50 pin
- Dally. '
'SURL1NOTONJ & MISSOURI
River Railroad "The Burling-
Burlington ten Route" General Ofllces N.
W. Cornir Tenth tnrt Fannm
Streets. Ticket Ofllce. 1502
floute Farnam Street. Telephone 230.
Depot , Tenth and Meson
Streets. Telephone 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings and
McCook 8:35 : am 9:35 : am
Lincoln , Denver , Cole
rado. Utnh , California ,
Black Hill ! . Montana
anlPuget Sound 4:3i : pm 4:05 : pm
Lincoln Local 7:01 : pin 7:40 : Lm
Lincoln Fast Mall S:53 : pm * * ll 40 in
Denver. ColoriJo , Utah ,
California nnd Puget
Pound _ . ll-ITnm
ll:55pm :
Pally ; Dally except Sunday ;
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH
& Council Bluffs Rallroad-
Burlington "Tho Bu'llngton Route"
n - Ticket Olllce. 1502 Fnrnam
HnilTD Street. Tclephcne 250 Depot ,
UUUla Tenth and Mason Streets !
Telephone 18.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. . . 9:05 : am 5:4C : pm
Xtinsas City Night Ex. . * 19:00 : pm 0:30 : um
CHICAGO , BURLINGTON & .
Quincy Railroad "The Bull-
I'.Eton Route" Ticket Olflce ,
loVf Farnam Street. Telephone
Kv. Depot , Tenth ami Mason
Snetts. Telephone m.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Vestlbulea Ex. . 5.05 pm 7:55 : am
Chlcppro Express * 9:4 : * am 4:15 : pm
Chicago & St. Louis Ex . . . " . . . . . 7:55 : urn
Pacific Junction Local. . " 11:50 : am 6:40 : pm
Fast Mall 2:50 : pm
Chicago Spoclnl * I2:0I : ! nm 11:50 : pm
DallV , Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC--THE OVER-
lunj Route" General Offices. N.
Ti. Corner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce , iroi
Fariiam Street. Telephone 316.
Depot. Tenth and Mason blrcets.
Telephone 123.
Anlve ,
Tlio Overland Limited"
for Denver. Bait Lake.
western pointy St : > 0 am 4:45 : pm
The Colorado Special.
for Denver and alt
Colorado points 11:53 : pra 7:00 am
Fast mall train . for
Salt Lake , Pacific
coast and ull western
points . .i 1:33 : pm 7.00 am
Lincoln , Beatrice and
Str'imsburg Express . . 0:00 : pra * 12:20 : pra
Frimont. Columbus ,
Norfolk. Grana Is
land and Kearney 4:33 : pn
Grand Island Express , . " 3:00 : pm IStfO on >
Dally. Dally except Sundar.
Council Bluffs Local Leaves. < :4rt : a. m. ; 6:5 : (
a , m , ; 7:10 : a , m , ; 8:10 : a , m. ; 10:30 : a m ; 2:1 : !
p. m. ; 4:35 : p. m ; 5:53 : p. m S:20 : p. m. ; Vo ; ;
p. m. Arrives. oiM a. m. : 7:20 : a. m. ; 8:35 : a ,
m , : 11:20 : a. m. ; 3:10 : p. in , ; 6:10 : p. m. ; 6:30 : p m ;
: u3 p. m. : 10:45 : p. m.
WABASH RAILROAD-TICKE1
ntllce , 1411 Farnam Street. Tele-
/ . . . . . 322. Depot , Tenth ant
Mason m recta. Telepone 128.
Leave. Arrive
St , Lul "Cannon Ball"
Express 4:30 : pra 11:30 : an
Dally.
Declined to Hun.
Chicago Post : "What are my chances fo
re-election ? " asked the state senator.
" ' " his lleuten
"You haven't any , replied
ant.
ant."Aro you sure of that ? "
"Positive. "
"Then will you kindly convey the informa
tlon to the press that my private bualncs
has become so pressing that. In Justice I
myself and family , I feel that I can no longe
afford to neglect It. Consequently , I shal
positively refuse to accept a re-election undc
nny circumstances. "
The Completed Job.
Detroit Journal : "HUt ! " exclaimed th
chief burglar , hoawely. "Havo you OVCT
looked , valuables worth far more than any
thing wo are stealing ? "
"No , " replied the other burglar , only le
hoarsely.
"Canalllo ! " ejaculated thereupon the chle
burglar , but In English. "Do you wlfth tba
we be taken for amateur * ? "
Out at that moment , the policeman upa
the beat etlrrod uneasily , and they were fat
to flee away.
Recomuiendlaic n
Chicago Tribune : "Mister. " tiald Tuffol
Knutt , ehuffllns up the steps , "I've walke
nigh forty mile today "
"And tba walking's very bad. Isn't It , m
old friend ? " Interrupted Fellatre ( formerl
Rusty Rufus ) kicking him down the step
in the most genial , companionable war , *
toulng couple of sliver dollar * after bin
"Trjr ruanlflf. "
LIBERAL GIFT TO EDUCATION
Handsome Donation for a Library for
Columbia Univenity ,
PROGRESS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
mind llor Tnken High Honor * In the
Texan UnUcrutt- Medical Tip on
the lllrvli Hocl
ldticntlonnl Note * .
A magnincent gift of | 1,100.000 has Just
.been received by Columbia university , Now
York City , from Jcaeph Klorlniond Loulat ,
the Due ilo Loubat , an a foundation for n
library. Tills gift Is among the largest over
modci by a single perstxi to any Institution
of learning In the country and It Is approached
preached In S'.ZP ' In New York only by J.
I'lerpont Morgan's gift of $1.000,000 to the
LyIng-ln-Hospltal. It Is In the form of
BrcxUway property and the conditions of the
endowment are that the university agree to
pay to Mr. Loubat for the remainder ot his
Ufa $60,000 A year and that It bo named the
Golllard-Loubat Library Endowment Fund
an honor to the donor's parents. Mr. Loubat
has already established two prlzoi at Colum
bia ono of $1,000 and the other of J100 for
the best works published In the English lan
guage on the history , geography , numis
matics , archaeology , rthiology and philology
of North America. Competition Is open to
nny cltlzfn of the country. Mr. Loutut was
born In Now York sixty-seven years ago.
"lo Inherited n very large fortune and thus
laving the means , ho has Indulge ! a natural
ncllnntton for travel aiid profltable study ,
le was secretory of the special embassy of
ho United States to St. Petersburg In 1S67
o thank the czar for Russia's neutral nttl-
udo during the civil war , and on hU return
published a book on the- work of the em
bassy. Later he published a "Metallic Ills-
lory of the United Slates" at a cost of $30-
500. The title of Due do Loubat was con-
'errod ' on him by the pope In 1S93 In con-
Ideratlcu of hUaluablo gifts to the Catho-
lo church In this country ami abroad.
A DUND 110Y GRADUATE.
Franz Joseph Dohmen of Austin , Tex , ,
eiika above nny ot his follow students of the
jiroscnt senior cljas of the University of
Tc.xns. At the next commencement he will
receive the decrcv of bachelor of literature.
The fact that Mr. Dohmpn Is the first honor
man of his class Is only remarkable because
since his tenth year he haa been totally
blind. Ho Is 21 years old and was born nt
New Draunfels , To * . , of Germnn parents.
Ills father , Dr. Dohmenas nt the tlmo of
Ills death the state oculist and onn of HIP
most distinguished men cf his profession In
the state. When young Dohmen was 10
jeara old ho was Seized with an attack of
typhoid fever , which settled In his eyes , nnd
ivlien his strength was restored win to > nd
hat ho hid completely lost his sight. Ills
ondncss for study and hlu natural musical
aste have npparently afforded him ample
recompense for tlio loss of his sight. Ho was
lilaced In the blind asylum and there had
ills talents for music developed and nt the
same tlmo received splendid preparatory
mining for his university cateer. While ho
res studying In tht- blind as\lum ho receive !
raining In a system of writing that has been
nvaluahlc to him while n student In the
university. This njetcm consists of piercing
full of Rtnall holes a stiff waxed paper by
means of a sharp Instrument , the position
of the hole being determined by a small
metal frame hold on the opposite side of the
paper ; this furnishes projections which the
blind learn to read ns readily as they do
raised letters. Mr. Doiuncn Is a perfect mas
ter of this system and wrlti s It as rapidly as
an ordinary writer decs long hand. Ho
comes to the university dally with his note
book , attends classes , takes notes and goes
about the building so easily and naturally
that the lees of his sight Is scarcely noticed.
"When- term examination odours ho writes
his answers to the questions according to his
shorthand system for the blind and then
takes his replies homo'and makes a neat
copy himself upon his typewriter. He docs
his typewritten work rapidly and neatly and
presents to his professors manuscript fault
less in its appearance and almost flawless as
to Its scholarly grasp of the subject under
consideration.
Mr. Dohmen graduated from the Blind
asylum In 1S05 with the highest honors and
has now been n student of the University ot
Texas for flvo years. Ills proficiency as a
performer on the piano Is a great solace both
to himself nnd to his friends , but his greatest
delight consists in delving In the problems
of higher mathematics , philosophy and po
litical science. He speaks and writes English ,
German and French. He Is a fair Latin
scholar and knows a smatteilnB of Greek.
At present he Is studying Greek , French ,
German , mathematics , Latin and political
science. Upon Ihcso studies next Juno ho
will irocelvo his degree of bachelor of litera
ture and will leave Immediately for Germany
'o pursue further Investigation In his favorite
ubjoots of philosophy , niathematlcs and po
litical science in some ono of tbo great uni
versities thero.
Mr. Dohmen Is rather tall. His face is
sensitive , refined and pleasingly intelligent.
His disposition Is bright and. cheerful. Ho
Is popular with everyone and the email
coterie of his friends , tovhom ho reveals
In some degree his inner self , all testify by
their sincere admiration to the true nobility
and greatness of hla character. His llfo
after his return from Germany will be spent
In teaching.
APPLYING TUB .BIRCH . HOD.
So high an authority as the. London Lancet
advocate * the frco and unlimited application
of the birch rod to a class of juvenile of
fenders whoso presence Is Hot confined lo the
British Isles. Wherever therd are rallwajn ,
school children and atones , stone-throwing
at trains follow a aa night the day. No
amount of moral suasion can eradicate tilt
cavaqo Impulse of a boy to see If ho can
pink the engineer pf n passing train In the
eye. It Involves a problem In higher mathe
matics with which bad boja have wrestled
time out of mind.
The educational department of London has
been wrestling with the offense und secma
disposed to rest from Its labors on warning
the children against the disastrous consequences
quences liable to ensue from mischievous
and reckless stone-throwing. Thin moves
the great medical journal to "earnestly hope
that the disastrous consequences may include
a smart application of the birch rod to that
portion of the body which has .been gener
ously supplied by1 Providence with some six
teen different sensory nerves. "
That's the spot. IB there a boy In all this
broad land whoso father knew his business
who doea not remember how emotion tingled
through hla whole being while those sixteen
sensory nerves were being pla > ed on by a
master band ?
tlnlvmlty of Xfliru ka Notm.
Chancellor MacLera racde addresses at
Lexington and Ogallala lost week.
The university regiment expects to par
ticipate in the opening parade of' the Trans-
mUalcslppl Exposition next June and will
also probably go Into camp for a week there
The returned student delegates from tht
great student volunteer convention at Clove'
land flpokc at a meeting in St. Paul's Mcth <
od lot Episcopal church Inst Friday night ,
C. J. Allen and Mlm nurrovvs'opoko tor the
State university.
CicvuKus sent oul by Dr. HaaUnps of the
gymnasium proposing an athletic meet of
neslorn collcgro at the tmnsm'juilsatppl
ground * thU flprltiR have already been favor *
ably aiiflwervtl by the University of Color
ado. Doino colic-Re , Weslc > an university ,
Tarklo ( Mo. ) college. Midland college < wid th
University of Omaha.
Ttio university gymnasium will next year
open a two years' course of training for
phalcal directors of gvtnrasluma and nth-
lotlco. There Is a crowing demand for men
and women well trained In this line fur
Young Men'fl Christian neaoclntton anj
Young Women' * Christian us.oclntlon work ,
as well as many schools.
"Studies frctn the Zoological Lsbordtdry , "
now In prc\a , Is a volume of twenty oeus ,
the outcome of original work In the zoolog
ical department of thn university under thd
direction of Dr. It. II. Ward. Klvo of tli
stndlen represent graduate work of the de
partment nml several of them have already
apparent In the reports of the NobmskA
State Uoird of Agriculture , some of them
of notably practical Importance rohllns to
animal parasites and their destruction.
At the loejl oratorlr.il contest last FrIJir
tilght there were three contestants , J. I > .
Dcnnlson , vv'.iceo ttiemo was "Tho Kvolutlnn
of Qoveinment ; " O. \ \ \ Meier , who bpoko
upon "Tho Principles FoiifCit for by Our
R > rcfathcrs , " and II , II. Tucker. "The Com-
ItiB Statesman. " The judges mido a very
clceo contest between tbo two flrst epoikem ,
Denntson winning with u pcrcrtitnKO of 540
ncMlrmt Meier's 528. The winner will repre
sent the university at a contest with DOJIIS
college at Crete on the S.'ith Inst.
The aroual reception to the student ! of
tfio cgrlcultural school at the homo of CiVm-
collar MacL-ean last week was the ouc.ii lon
of congratulation upon the progress of thla
department of the university. The attend
ance has grown nlmcst 100 per < cent the last
year and the Interest In the work In thn
same proportion. A real school of aclcntlfla
end practical farming l < i at last bcliiR built
up at the university. As thl.i school , from
the tint tire of Its work and Ho location upon
the university fa m , will be to a largo ex
tent a scparito affiliated school , It was re *
* olveil to cvlebrato tdo.occanlon of Its ace-
end nnnua * reception by a separate otu-
titnls' orRanlratlon to bo wiled "Tlio Atrl
cultural Students' Association of the tint-
vemlty of Nebraska. " The ofllccra cle.-tcd
were : C. li. Urown , president : F. A. Swanson -
son , vleo prceldunt ; CCiatlesV. . Ntillck , nec-
cctnry , and A. L. Ilncckcr number of an
executive council of Avhich Chancellor M > 'c-
Lean , lr. Ilpsseyand A. 13. DavlssKi nro tlio
other ottlcara.
Kiliicntlomil Xott'N.
Some llbrr.il man In the east his given
$2r > ,000 to llelolt college , Wisconsin , ami
a kcil thut hie nnmo shall not bo made
public.
The valuable law library of ( tie latepeorgo
W. llliUllo of Philadelphia has boon pre
sented to the University of Pennsylvcnla.
Miss Lucy Wheelock of Ucstoii tins Juat
been elected < w prcaldtflt of the Natlcnal
Kimleipirtcn association. Bho Is a nntlvn
of Vermont , an accomplished scholar , and
has trnni'lutod and arranged much from the
German for use la the kindergarten schools
In this country.
The Dcston Trcnscrlpt says : "Prof. F. C.
do Sumlchc-ast. the chairman a ! Kio depart
ment of French In Harvard unlvcrulty , Is the
recipient of an Infrequent h nor In the shape
of a communication from tiu > Arodomln
Franoibic , through M. Ozotcn Bolsslcr , It *
pom-.anent secretary , conveylin ; Its thanka
for I'rof. de Sumlchrast'o translation ot
Uatliip'R 'Athallo' and for his services In th ?
cause of the atudy of French. "
According to figures iust compiled , Yale
last year had Invested , exclusive of the
Sheffield fund , $3S21COD. Tulaas < 1M-
trlbutcd co followo : Heal catato , $399,043 !
bond and mortgiKc , $1,712.284 ; railroad bonds.
$1,234 , 871 ; other bond * . $250,000 , and stocks ,
$2.13,373.The percentage returns en Uireo
iropertlea were , In the order named , 3.20 ,
G.01 , C.07 , 2. 25 and B.SO , while the total co-
turn was 4.84 per cent. The largest Blnclo
Item giving no Income Is In the fund'of ffio
academical department , where the itnpro
ductlve real estate Is valued at $110,002. T n
years ago the total funca of the uulvemlSy
were $2,273,092.
"I elncerely trunt , " says Preuldcut Sctli
L-ow of Columbia university , In a recent lot.
ter to the Baltimore NOWH. "that the legls-
laturo of the state of Maryland will glvo
to the Johns Hopklna unlvsrslty vu'iateve ald
It may nos-d at the present ( line. I s/lulc
'words of truth and ooberncas' when 1 any
that no university In the land tas dcui >
more for the hlffjor education of the United
States duilng the last twenty jcars than the
Johnn Hopklna university. It deserves well
of Its fellow-countrymen everywhere.
Especially should the people or the state of
Marjland bo proud of It and bo glad to sup
port It. "
Soiiiitl Minify nlNi'
Between now and next presidential elec
tion there will lrt > hosti of dlscuMlTW of tl.o
qurstlora of "sound mcney" end silver. How.
over opinions may be divided on thcuo poluta ,
there to but ono public and pvofeMlonnl opin
ion , and that Is a fa\orable one. regarding
the roerlta of Hosteller's Stomach.UlttpM . aa
a remedy for and proventatlvo of malaria ,
as well aa a curative of klfaey complaint ,
dyspepsia , constlpatlcn , liver trouble and
rheumatUm.
Hi : WAS OADTIOllS.
f
of IIIxliiK : HoltlfH In not
He walked Into the apothecary shop with a
ItosttatlnK step , relates 'Harper's ' Dazar , and
glanced nervously at the rows ot bottle. )
with a scared look In Iila palt > blue eyes ,
After fidgeting about uncertainly for sotno
time he at last caught the rjo of theclCrk ,
I and beckoning mysteriously , led the way to
, a i-ccluded corner by the cigar case , wheat
I the clerk was surprised by flmllci a
trembling forollnger hooki.il tenaciously Into
ono of his buttonholes and an eager faca
thrust suddenly nlmcst asabU his ,
"What's the matter ? " asked the clerk.
"I s'puao you can lay jour hand right oji
the morphine bo'ttle , ran't you ? " said the
stranger , In an nuxlous whlisprr.
"Veil , Hlr. Certainly. " replied tlio aston-
Ishcil salesman
"An1 I reckon If you wan pushed you conltl
find the strychnine In a minute or two ? "
"Of course. "
"Mcbho the arsenic hasn't got lost rr rail-
laid clear bejonJi findln' , if you Just had to ,
has It ? "
"Assuredly not. "
"An1 the augar-oMcad bottle couldn't get
away from you It It tried ? "
"No , Indeed. "
"An' cltasln' up the vitriol to Its lair
would bo Just play for you ? "
"My dear air , of course I am familiar with
all the drugs here. "
"Hut e'posln' home cf the other feller *
had been changing' them around , Just an a ,
Joke , you know ? "
"What do you mean ? "
"Suppose the bottles bad got mixed ? "
"Impoislble. Besides , everything Is plainly
labeled. "
"An" there ain't no chance of jour palmln'
off prusslc acid for peppermint ? "
"Not the slightest. "
"Well , I've half a notion to-rlsk It.
Yes , you may give me two ounces of pepper *
mint , young man.
THE ONLY GENUINE HTTNYADI WATER.
Hunyadi Janos
BUT AND BATES ! NATU&AIi APEEIENT WATER ,
FOB
CONSTIPATION ,
DYSPEPSIA ,
LIVER COMPLAINTS
& HEMORRHOIDS
Tfce prototype of all Bitter W ter . " Lancet ,
OHDIXAHY DOSE , \VINBaiiA89KUL BEFORE BHBAKPAIT.
CAUTION Bee that the label bear * the signature of the flrim