THE . 03IAIIA DAILY Mlffij , WEDNESDAY , APRIL. 0. 1898.
SPECIAL NOTICES
AdvcrtlM-nicnlM fur ( lipnc column *
TTlll liu Inketi until i'J in. for Ilio
rvenliiK nnil tinlll N i > HI. for Ilio
mornlnir ntitl Hnnilit > - rilltloim.
AiU-crllnerii , li > - rftiiif.tllnw it ntim-
licrvit rlu-rk , cnn linrv niiN torn nil-
ilrcKunl In n iinnillcri'il Irllirr In cure
( if The lice. AiiNTTPrn NO ndilrcniioil
trill IIP ilellvrrcil on iircMcnliillon ol
the 'lirok onlj.
ItntPH , 1 l-lc ! n iron ! flmt Inncrllnni
Ic n n-oril llii < renfir.olliliiwr ( iiUrn
for IP * * ( linn 2i5c for be llmt Inncr-
< lon. TliPdp nilvprflnciiirii < 8 ninxl be
run
1VAXTKI1 SITUATION'S.
BY AMKRICAN WIDOW. HOUSKKlIF.i'nn FOU
widower , housekeeper or head chambtrniald Jn
liotel ; ROW ! lefcrenccs. Mr . Pulner , Went
Orange. N. J. A Mill AH *
POSITION WANTED IN MtlKIC STOIIK : CAN
piny seven Instruments ; thorough inuMclan ;
good singer ; host references. It 43 , Ilc'u. _
A 91j 6 *
BY YOUNG COLOIIKD MAN IX FAMILY OU
bonnlhu : liouse n > good cook nml linufcmnn.
I. 46 , IJeo , A-MS2I C
WAXTKII MAtK IIKM' .
CANVASSERS TO TAKI2 onHKRfi : NEW LINE
of work ; no 1'cavy poods to carry : salary or
commission. C. F. Ailums Co. , 321 So. Iflth HI.
II-OM
BALKHMAN FOR C1GARH. | 1I3 A MONTH AND
expense * ; old Ilrni ; experience unnt > : ei > arx ; In
ducements to customers. C. C. Bishop * Co. ,
St. Ij ul . D-CCO
AGKNTS AND 11UANC1I MANAOEU3 ; SALARY
and ( ummlcsion. Hunter Tailoring K Bhlrt
Co. , Cincinnati , O. 11-M1D3 A1C
WORK FOR UB AT VOUn HOME ; DAY Oil
evening ; JO to 112 weekly ; no cum-asulng or
experiences required : full particulars and vrnik
mailed on application. Columbian MfK. I' " . ,
S03 N. Ctli HI. . 1'lill.idelphla , 1'a. B-M12S 7"
6AI.K8MKN TO BE Mi TOILET SOAP TO
dealers ; JIOO per month salary and expenses ;
experience unnecessary. LoUU Krnst Co. , St.
Louis , Mo. H M172
WANTED , LtGIITNIN'J ; : oD SALESMAN.
Address COI , Main street , Council IllulTs.
II-MS AC
BION AND I'lfcTOItlAI. rATNTF.HS KXIMJlVr ,
freehand workmen \vanU-d to travel on bulletin ,
wall , barn and fence sign iidvirtlslnrf ; to Tem
perate , reliable mechanics , Reason uniasenieit :
on contiact work or salary and expenses paid !
elate expectations , with small sketch , sample nf
capability , tn MeKcnna , Hunt. , HotiM Sun Dis
plays , 7 Park PI. , New York. 11 M833 ! >
WANTED , AN ENERGETIC MAN TO Pl.ACK
our line with tlore and mill trade ; must be
one who has unquestioned faith In hit ability
to Ki-curc business In the face of keen com
petition ; no time to experiment with one w'.io
merely hopes he can sell goods ; a Rood , payIng -
Ing , permanent position for thn right man.
Address Tliu Itrooks Oil , Co. , Cleveland. Ohu. .
1I-M911 0
ASALESMANACQUAINTED WITH THE
crockery business. Address , with references ,
L 43 , Ileo. H M913 7
WANTED , TWO COATMAKERK AND ONU
pantaloon mukcr. S. 1'rltch , Beatrice , Neb.
B-916 6
WANTED , A. GOOD BUSINESS MAN WHO IP
looking for n good pa > Ing nnd legitimate bu l-
nesa to Invest a few hundred dollars at the
Omaha f. M. Exposition , which will bo made a
permanent one nil through fie western states.
For furtlwr particulars address J. ( > . , Station
v , Chicago. 111. n-Man 7 *
MEN TO I.KAUN DAnilKU TRADE ; ONIA'
elcbt weeks reiiulred ; positions Ktiirantced ;
catalosue mailed free. Moler System Hnrber
Schools , Chlcauo or Minneapolis. H-M92G ll
WANTED. SOLICITOUS TO SOLICIT HATS
for expert hatters. Ooad money to right party.
Flicker Hrbs , , 118 S. ltli , II. 10. " J1-MS21 6
WANTED , SALESMEN IN EVEHY DISTHICT ;
new season ; samples free ; salary or cwnmls-
lon , wlfh expenses from start. I.uk < llros.
Co. , ChlcaRo , 111. n-M03J G *
HEUAI1I.E MEN TO .TACK UP ADVEIITIS-
Inr sUna ; J13..r)0 weekly ; steady work ; send ] 0c
for postaKe , sample , etc. Young Medicine. Co. ,
2129 N. Colorado St. , Plilla. , Pa. 1J-M9I2 fi
WAXTRB PKMAI.K IIKLI * .
10) omi-s ron AM < KINDS OP wonK ; 3 TO
J7 week , Canadian Office , 10 ! Douglas.C
C 601
WANTED , A NUnSE QIIII. : UEFEHENCE's
required. Apply 3C20 Fainam St. C M72fi
WANTED FIUST CLASS COOK ; FIVE A
week. C17 South ISth St. C 7CI
WANTED , TWENTY-FIVE LIVE , UP-TO-
ilato lad/ agents to Irindlp a hlsh class toilet
preparation. Article of merit ; cells for Me.
Send stamp for particulars and terms. ] ! ! ; {
commission and exclusive" territory to right
parties. Address Itadlant JUn. CD. , llox l.'il ,
Bcymour , Indiana. C M923 7 *
WANTED , LADY STENOaRApHEU AND
cashier. Miller Hotel , Missouri Valley. Iowa.
C M927 7
WANTED , HOUSEKEEPER ; TA K E FULL
charge. Call Wednesday between 1 and 4
o'clock , 1124 Cnss St. C M923 6
WANTED , A COMPETENT OIHLi FOR dEN-
01 nl housework. Apply 3CCO Mason St.C .
C M9H 7
FOH nio.\T _
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
city ; | 5 to { 73. Fidelity , 1st iloor N. Y. Life.
D CC2
LARGE LIST. M'CAQUE , 15TH AND DODC1E.
D-CCI
HOUSES , FLATS. OARVIN BROS. . 1613 FAITM
D CM
HOUSES. J. H. SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y. LIFE
D-CCO
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HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1503. Fnrnam. D C67
HOUSES , BENEWA & CO. . 108 N. 15TH ST.
D MS
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HOUSES , STORES. HEMIS , PAXTON I1LOCK.
D C69
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DETACHED MODERN 1MIOOM. AT O 0-11OOM
liouee ; keys at 2M8 Capitol Avo. Tel. 573. U.
II. Itoluon. D 071
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MOVING HOUSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANo's"
Om.Van & Storuge Co. , 131UJ Farnam. Tel. 1S59.
D-C70
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FOR RENT , AHOirr APRIL 15 , TO QOOD TEN-
nt , 8-rcom house ; all conveniences ; 2M street ,
near California ; not for boarders or roomers ;
35. m N. Y. Life building. D MS.-.4
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HOUSE NEAR FORTY-FIRST AVENUE AND
Cass ; seven rooms , bath , barn. Inquire 314
First Nafl. Hank llulldlng. D-M930 8
iiAnr.E , FINT : HOUSE. KNTIRELY jionKiTNT
11 rooms ; barn ; one of tlw finest In Walnut
Jllll ; will lease to good tenant for on * year
at t3" psr month and put house In pol l re
pair. Omaha Loan nnd Trust Co. . inth iind
Douglas. D-M9IO 10
FOIl HKXT FUUXISIIKn HOOMS.
1 NICE ROOMS , HOUSEKEEPING. 1113 SOUTH
llth St. E-M7CS
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DESIRARLE ROOiT M. F. HOYS. N. Y. L ,
Ildg. 'Phone 811. E Mill A17
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. 1919 DODOE.
E-MIS9 AS >
, S. FRONT ; MODERN. 2180 HARXEV
Street. K M7M 7
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR OENTI.K-
man In private family ; references rcnuhvd. . S.
W. Cor , 17lh and Capltnl ave. 15 M7I3 7
FOR RENT. LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH
alcove , nicely furnished , closets , hut nnd cold
water. 21S N. 19th St. E MS75
Il\ HOB FRONT ROOM , WITH A I/WE-
cither ladles or gentleman. 20)7 Cas * street
_ B-MMJ 6
nee > is A\D no.iitn.
THE MERRIAM. FIRST CLASS FAMILY HO-
tel. 25th und Dodge .Sta. F C72
KLONDKH HOTEL , s. E. COR. ISTH AND
Webster Sts.j steam heat rooms , $ l.o per week
and up. F C92 A3
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ROOMS. WITH HOARD. 2101 CHICAGO BT.
F IU7 A21
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EXPOSITION , EXI-OSITION. EXPO.SiriON ,
The Saratoga Hoirl ; new house ; new furniture ;
modern equipment ; experienced management ,
adjoins exposition ; boarders pollcted : rat - rea-
tunable ; take Sherman Ave. cars to Zltl. un > l
Ames Ave. John H. Pierce , proprietor : I ) . T ,
Tubbs , mnnager. F 439 AM
NICE ROOMS WITH HOARD. U2I IIINNGY.
F M8C7 1C'
NICKLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM : pRt.
vato family. 70S So. nth ft , F S1SG2 6
DraiRAIlLE BINOLE. ROOM , WITH IIOA1UV
refeimcea. 03 N. ISth. r M 4s S *
KOU uixreviHaMsiiii ! : )
FOR RENT. NICE SOUTH FRONT UNFUR-
nl > hd rooms , with bath ; WUhnell block. F ,
W. Curmlchael. No. . Wlthnell block.
G-aw
rnit III.M : % _ TOHIM : A.M )
POIMIMNT , iiH :
offlee , lire bu'Mlng1 ' ; ivnur , > team bent , rlectrl
llRll and Jnnltor rervlc . Apply to furrln
trndcnt , ltr < ) biilMlnu. I 197
11DR RENT-IN THE I1KI ! UUILHtNO !
One hirgo corner room , Id Iloor , with vault ntn
private office , water , etc.
One largo front room , Jd Iloor , divided Into twi
rooms by partition ) water , rlc.
One Urea corner room , 2 < 1 iloor , with vault
water , etc.
On front roam , divided by partition , 3J floor.
On < > corner room , with \aull. 3d Hi < or.
One largo rocm. 3d iloor , with partition dlvldlm
It Into one Inrno room nnd two nmnller prlvnti
rooms ; nltr , etc.
Two Inigp grounj Iloor room * , fronting 17th St.
with vault ,
Several small rooms on 4lli floor , vrtth vaults.
All IhPfe rooms nro hpitril with steam , electrli
llghtr , supplied with first closi janitor rcrvlcr
elevators run day and nil night ; bulldlni
rtrlctly fireproof. Apply to supcrlnundrnt
room 101 , Dee building , t 13t
Foil 4-STOin"llRICKIUjrt7r7rNC
RENT. THE -
at 918 Farnam St. This building has a llrrprco :
cement baremcnt , water un nil floors , KU * > etc
Apply at Iho ofllco of The Iljff , I S10
TRCKAGE TRANSFERRINO ANI :
desk room , apply to the Aultman % TaylCi
Machinery Co. . N , E. cor , Oth St , Iack on Sts
STORE ON IISTH ST. . NEAR P. O , ! OREA'I
chance. Address 1 , 44 , lite I-R1S h *
AOKNTS WAXTRI1.
IlEAUTIFL'I. LII E"OF FRANCES * E. Wll"
Inrd , wrlttui by Anna A. Gordon , who was
Miss Wlllard's private secretary for over ft
years ; the only book authorized and endorsed
by the W. C. T. U. ; over l,0 ) ,0i copies will
be sold ; the greatest seller of the century :
write for outfit- ; belt terms ; circular free :
don't miss this chnnce ; net quick. Western
Pub. Co. , N. Y. Llfo IJldB. , Omaha , Neb.
.r-MJC9
WANTED , SALESMEN AND CREW MAN-
on the
WANTED , SALESMEN AND CREW MANA-
fern to tnko charge of canvnssjrs on the r-wJ !
must have first-class references nnd furnish
bond ; expenses advanced ; Illiernl mducemen1 ! !
to peed men , Kcin Picture Co. , 0 Washington
street , Chicago , 111. J M'J37 6 *
FRANCES K. WILLARD , HER DEAUllFft.
life , complrti' ! olllclally authfilzed and en-
il'ineil ; uuthi-ntlc nnd Tillable ; fully Illustrated ;
honajiza for agents ; liberal terms ; wrltf today.
P. W. Xleglcr i"i Co. , ' 321 D-arlwn street , Chl-
J-M936 C
aCNTS. WE WANT YOU TO VISIT STORES
nnd sell machine lor printing slgnt on fence ? ,
bridges , rocks nny rough suifaec ; steady work
nil Summer. Arc ? Co. , Racine , WKJM314
J-M314 6
WAXTKIJ TO IlKXT.
WANTED-I'MRST CLASS HOARD FOH HU3-
band and wife ; two Led rooms und clttlnij
room required. Address L 2. Hoe. K M-M3
STOH'AfJK. '
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
WS-010 Jones general storage nnd forwarding.
M C75
OM , VAN & STORAGE , 1311V4 FAHN'M. TEL 1V,9
M-t > 74
KOil SALK I < -UII.\ITUItl3.
HEDROOM SUITS , FOLDING REDS AND ALt"
kinds of household go dc ; to quit business ; no
reasonable offer refused. Neb. Furniture Co. ,
710-13 N. ICtli St. O 7J3 A-8
FOI1 SALK HOHSUS , 1VAGOXS , ETC.
A VERY FINE IMPORTED PERCHEItONNE
Etalllon for sale or tiade. Address P. O. Im.t
247 , Holdrcite , Neb. 1' M712 7 *
FOR SALE. A FINE FAMILY. HORSE. I'll A" .
eton nnd Concord buckboard. Call I2 Far.
nam street. P M733
FOR SAIiK MISCKI.I.AXEOUS.
HOG AND POULTRY FENCE ; I1ETTER THAN
wire netting. Fine eandust for flcois. Tel. 438.
001 Douslas. Q 673
HORSE CLIPPING MACHINES , KNIVES AND
repairs , all standard makes en hand ; grinding
razors , shears , clippers ; prompt ten-Ice. A. L.
Undeland. Q C70
PURE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGns FOR SETtings -
tings ; COc ; roosters , Jl.OO. 932 North 20th.
Q-C77 A-16
SEED SWERT POTATOES. Jl.Sfl PER TIRU
TluodoreVllftnma , 57th nnd Military Ave. ,
Omaha , Neb. Q M2SG May-7 *
CHICKEN. HOO AND L\WN FENCES ; ALt
wire ; Is best. Wtro Works , lllh and Hnrney.
Q-C7S
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FOR SALB-AROUT 40.000 SECOND HAND ST
IxjulH lire brick and 33.WO bulldlns bilck ; also
boilers , engine and brick machinery. Win. J.
Welshuns , City Hall. 'Phone 237. Q C79
FOR SALE The ELEGANT HAH FIXTURES
c.f Palmer house saloon. L. C. llrown , Grand
Island. Neb. Q M7CS A-S
HI ACKHEADS AND WARTS , HOW TO RE-
movc , 23c. "Cyius Gray , P. O. box 94 , Ren-
nett , Pa. Q M134 A-13 *
ALASKA. CUI1A. NEBRASKA.
ihreo fine cnlor l pocket nv p3 giving thp sild
fields of the Klondike , Provinces of Cuba , with
.enlarged map ; Havana Province nnd bay , showIng -
Ing where battleship Maine was blown up.
Railroad map of Nebraska , up to date. AH for
20 cents In stamps by mall. Buckstaff llros.
.Mfg. CO. , Lincoln. Neb. Q-M39. ) 9
WHAT AM I OFFERED CASH OR TRADE
for ? 100 equity In high grade piano ; balance easy
terms. 2205 Farnam St. Q MES1 9
NO. 7 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER : REEN IN
use only two months ; peed as new. Address
702 Georgia Ave. Q M829 7 *
FOR SALE. MERRY-GO-ROUND , A 7lONEY
maker. Address 112 K Ave. , Cedar Rapids ,
Iowa. Q M9I1 7 *
MISCILI.VXIOUS.
FOR RENT. A IJARN AT 1902 CJASS ST.
R MCOO
MASSAGE , IIATIIS , ETC.
MME. SMITH. 118 N. 13TII ST. , STtSAM AND
alcohol baths. T 917 ! !
MME. AMES , MASSAGE AND HATHS. 1C23V.
Howard St. T 9ID 11 *
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LAURA ELLISON , 119 N. 1CTH ( UPSTAIRS ) ,
room 12 , Turko-Russlan nnd plain batlis , mas-
tago. T MHO A-19
MRH. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth , up
stairs. T M396 10 *
I'HHSOXAI. .
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUI1LES. 340-8 REE
Illdg ; physician consultation or health book free
U CSO
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND m
paired ; day or night dress suits for hire.
PantorlUm , N. E. Cor. llth and Farnam. Tel , 903
U-CS1
HATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 319',4 S 13TH.
U-3SJ
HORSES CLIPPED FOR ONE DOLLAR ; ELEC-
trio clippers. Tel. CO. McCormack & Haumley ,
llth nnd Howard. U 33)
LADIES , OWING TO INCREASING"HUSINESS
I have removed my Imlrdresslng parlors to
Karbach block , rooms 312-313 ; i-ck'ntlllo treat
ment of Uic scalp ; artistic nunlcurlng ; rur-
plus hnlr iind frfclal blemishes removed with
electricity , Tel. UC3. Mme. G. Payne.
U MS47 All *
d-i.ceo HUSINESS CARDS NEATLY PIUNTED.
R , O. Heartey , 1303 Farnani St. , 'Phone 20CO.
U MSS3 9
MONEY TO LOAN IIUAI < ESTATE.
MONEY TO I.OAN AT I/J\V RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Furnam St. W CS2
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY
R. C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat'l Hank RUg.
W-6SI
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MONEY I-OANED ON IMPROVED REAL ES-
tulo In Omaha , Council Rlufri & South Omaha.
W. H. Thomas , Wl First Nat'l , I3ank , Omaha ,
W 683
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r PER CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Garvln llrog , 1C1J Fnrnam St. W CS.1
JIOO.OOO.W SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
first class Improved Omiha property , or for
building purposes. Fidelity Trust company.
W 6S6
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ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 313 N. Y. L7 ;
quick money at low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , Northern Missouri , Eastern Nebraska.
W W
LOAN ON IMPROVED K UNIMPROVED CITY
property , W. Farnum Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam ,
w ess
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MONEY TO I/JAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrcnnan-Love Co. , Z19 S. 16th.
W-CS9
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5U PER CENT MONEY. UEM1S , PAXTON RLK
W C90
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PRIVATE MONEY. WKAD , 16TH & DOUGU\S.
W S30-A-9
HOTELS FOR RENT.
RUILDINO. SUITARLU FOR HOTEL. M
rooms ana large More room ; catral location ,
Bcnil * 1'axton lllk. 701
MOXEY TO MIA * CHATTELS.
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I IDi TO ItO.flOi ) TO IX ) AN ON
llorsEHOLD FfrtNITl'ltE AND PIANO !
HORSED , WAGONS AND rAlllttAORfl.
WAREHOUSE RECEIITS. ETC. ,
nt lowest rales In
Omaha. South Omaha nnd Council Illuffs.
No removal of KcodX ttrlctly ronildrntlal ) yn
cm pay the loan off nt nny time or In nn
niruunts.
OMAHA MORTGAOn I/JAN CO. .
506 Pnuth 16th St.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCO11
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X 691
MONEY tXANED HALAIUtfl7l'EOPLE HOLt
Ing permanent positions , nlth responsible cur
cerns upon their own Humes , without security
easy payments. Tolman , R. 70 , N , Y. L. bids
198-A-16 *
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IIUSIMCHS CIIAXCKS.
Tf7olT lN OR OUT OF IUISINESS QO TO .1
J. Gibson , 511 First Nat'l Rank. T 693
LIVE "STOCK COMMISSION FIRM , SOVTI
Omaha , wants man with Urge capital for part
ner ! business thoroughly c'tabllshcd ; ref i
cnces first class. llox 413 , Omaha. Y C93
RETTER THAN KLONDIKE ; PERSONS WITI
small or large capital wishing 13 make Invest
ments that promltc large returns rjould ml
dres ; or vail on U W , Tullcys , Council Hlurff
Iowa. Y M197 A16
FOR SALE , STOCK OF DRY GOODS , CLOTH
Ing , boots and shoes , hats , caps , notions ; nls.
farm Implements , If desired ; good lu'alliy
I ock box 14S , Mcnlo , Iowa , ' Y--MS07 6 *
M.OO. 04 CARDS , ENVELOPES. NOTEHEAD !
or circulars ( icatly printed. R. G. Heaney
1M3 Farmnam. 'Plione ! OM. Y MfSI
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED WITH $3CO 111
patentee of new nnd Imllipensablc nttnchmen
for bicycle ? ; readily sold ; lirge proms. Ad
dress for Interview , L39 , Hec. Y MS9I C *
WANTED. PARTNER < SILENT OR ACTIVE
mechanic preferred ) , with two hundred dollars
butlncts established nnd will bear ImrstUi
Hon. Address L 40. lice. Y M913 7 *
FOR EXCHANGE.
ICO ACRES IN WAYNE CO. , NER. ; WEL1
Improved ; large grove ; for stock of goods o
cleir Omilm ptuperty. Address W. & It. , 02
S. 13th St. 2VJS 10
VARIOUS PIECES OF PROPERTY ANt
farms In Nebraska to trade for merchandise
Address I , 42. lice. / MSM
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
KOUNTZE PL\CE RAROA1NS , J2.COO. J3.730 TC
? 0,500. J. J. Gibson , C14 First Nnt'I. Hank Illdg
RE-WI
FOLIjOWINO DESIRAHLE PROPERTY ; RUSI
ness lot corner , GOxIM ft , , In So. Omaha , paved
Huslncss lot , 60x130 feet , improved , South Omaha
street paxed.
Tract (21 ( lot ? ) , ISCth St.
Tract (20 ( lots ) , 30th St.
For particulars npply 1012 Fnrnam St.
. RE-69J
NEW , MODERN C-ROOM COTTAGE , LAUGH
lotJ300 cash , balance to suit. Address G 33 ,
Reg. ED Mm
SNAPS-43XM FEET ON ISTH NEAR DODGt
Ftreet , suitable for 2 brick houses , price J2.7CO
fx52 ( ! ! feet with brick house. N. E. Corne :
20th and Cumlngs streets , price $0.000. J. N
Frenzcr , opp. old I' , O. RE C ° S
MAKE ME AN OFFER ON TWO LOTS I >
Walnut Hill addition. Oscar Groohell , Sal
Lake. Utah , \ RE M7CS-A9 *
HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS , LANDS. LOANS
also lire Insurance. Htmls , Pnxton block.REC97
RE-C97
FINE RESIDENCE. 33XD STREET. NEAI
Hanscom Park ; owner-haa-goad ri-asors to sci
nt once. F. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas.
RU-013 31
SNAPS , STOP PAYING RENT :
Several well-mado fnur-rooihed bouses In Root
iepn.tr ; eaoh with large lot , barn , well , cltv
tern , etc ; ; terms , < 2" 0 downImliince ; to b
? ild Iri monthly payments. Address 1 1C
'ee. ' RE M712 AC
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ARE YOU IXOKINO FOR NICE HOME
Look nt this houfe nnd barn detached , shad
trees , corner 2Sth nnd Rurdette ; very llttl
money needed. Call Morand , 1310 Harney St
RE-423-A-22
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FOR SALE. HANDSOME TEN-ROOM REST
dence ; most desirably located. Address L 41
Hcc. " RE M907 11 *
SHORTHAND .VXD .TYI'EAVRITIXG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHANI
nnd Typewriting , 717 N. Y. Life , offers tlie fol
lowing advantages : Individual Instructions b ;
experienced teachers and skillful stenographers
up-to-dato methods ; touch system of typewrit'
Ing If preferred ; participation In actual woik
for which students receive pay ; monthly pay
ments. 60S
AT OMAHA IIUS. COLLEGE , 1CTH & DOUOI..A !
099
SHORT-HAND , UP-TO-DATE. TAUGHT HI
court reporters. Royles' School , 403-3-7 Hee bldi
-703
LOST.
LOST LIGHT ; HAY HORSE. SMALL WIIITI
spot In forehead , weight about 1,100. Rewan
for return to Mlko Vlnclo , * Council niuffs , In
Lost 733 7 *
LOST. HEAVY GOLD RAND RING ( MASONIC
emblem nnd "C. P. P. " engraved on same )
Reward for Its return to 32" Chamber of Com-
tnerce. - L'JSt M932 6
LOST , LIVER ANT ) WHITE T01NTER DOG
year old : one car slit , hole In one Bide , sami
nt a. phot ; tn No. 40 on flog. 'Liberal rewin
for return' of or Information leading to dls
covcry of dog. 500 North 16th St.
' ' ' ' . Lost M928 fi
LOST. A LARGE MOUSE-COLORED DOG. 2 :
Inches high : weight 181 Ibs. ; suitable r W" ! foi
return to 3818 Sherman nvcnuo Lost M.39 0 *
Vouxn.
TAKEN" ! ! ! ' . ONE STFRR. MAT1C.H 6 ; WEIOH'I
about 1.200. Call nt Roberlsr'Purlnlen & R.-
erts , Stock Exchange , South Omaha , and Iden
tify same nnd pay cfliarges.
Found-M938 6 *
EDUCATIOXAIi.
FOR PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1900. FRENCH
language nnd literature , fysteni. Rcrlltz slm
pllfled : private or class lesions , by Monsleui
dc Tullly ; trial gratis ; to speak after 3 lessons
exchange of French nnd English. Address I
37 Ree , or residence , 1919 Dodge St.M9I3
M9I3 10 *
EXPOSITION FROXTAGES FOR REXT
GROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION ,
s , Paxton Iflk. 703
STENOGRAPHERS.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
stenographers free. The SmIlh-Premler Tvpc
writer Co. Telephone , 12S4. 701
HAT 'RENOVATING.
WANTED , 5,000 OLD HATS TO HE MADI-
over like new by expert hatters , direct" fron
Knox and Stetson. Flicker Rros. , 11R S. 15th
Iloom 10. M922 12 *
FURNITURE PACKED.
St. S. WALKIN , 2111 CUMINO. TEL , 1331.
703
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
CITY EMPLOYMENT IJUHEAU. 1417 1'ARNAHl
street. Roome 2 and 3. Tel. 1101. 700
PAlVNIIKOICERS.
H. MAROWITX LOANS MONEY. 418 N. lnt.
-701
SIDEWALKS.
PERMANENT SIDEWALKS AND FANC1
driveways. G. Ruslmrt , 211 N. 16th ; 'phone 1193
MS0 M4
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT tl.OT PER MONTH
The Smith-Premier T > pewrlter Co. . 1625 Far
nam St. ; Telephone 12S4. 707
FIXAXCIAL.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES 11OUOHT FOH
cash. Richard Herzfeld , 171 LaSalU Ht. jiU-
caeo. Ml'i ' AlT
As an
Advertising Medium
The Bee
Is Unexcelled }
Hates on application.
GOVHIlinMT JHITIOKS.
.
Ml'TTUN. IIciulqtiartcM Dfpnrtment o
Ilic Mlnsotirlj OHIce Chief CommlnMary o
Subsistence. Omahn. Neb. . April B , 1SS !
Scaled proposal * , . In trlplloati1 , nccompanlei
by written Riiarnntuo bond. " , In itiipllcntt'
will bo rccciVftl nt tMs omc'e , until 1
O'clock n. m. , cj tml stnnilnnl time , Mir
0 , ISIS , nt ' .vhliJH ' 'time nnil nlnco they wtl
be opened In , prrienco of bidders , for fur
nlshlDK Btich quantities of frcs'ii beef ni
mutton for Issue * , ns may be required b1
the SubsUtcncn Department , U. 8. Army
Jnt ) mnhn , Nubrnskn , Fort Crook , Neb.
UelTeran llarracks. it o. ; " Forts Leaven
worth. Kansl ; irAgdn H , Itootpi. Ark. : N'lo
brnrn , NC'J.J Jieno. O. T. ; Hilcy. Knns.
Hoblnson , Neb , and Sill , O. T. , during tin
period commencing' July i , 1S93 , nnd end
inp December 31 , 1SOS. Proposals will alsi
bo received until JO o'clock n. m. . mountuli
standard time , nt the post of Fort Hobln
son , nnd until 11 o'clock n. m. , centra
standard time , nt Jefferson Unrrncks , Forti
-Lcaveiuvorth , Lognn H , Roots , .Nlobrnra
Ucno , Ulley nnd Sill nnd opened at tic
posts by the respsctlvc post Commtssarlc !
of such posts , each commls nry receiving
proposals for 'nls own peat only. I'ropojali
will nlso be received Hinting- the price tv
v.'hlcli the bidder will deliver fresh beef 01
mutton of the elmrncter stated In tht
specifications nnd to bo delivered of tcm
pernture not Rreater thnn f/0 degrees Fah
renheit. Full Information furnished on ap
plication 'nere or to commissary at nnj
post authorized to open proposals. Govern
ment reserves right to reject nny or ol
proposals or any part of nny proposal
Envelopes containing proposals should bi
marked 'Troposnls for Fresh Ueet nm
Mutton , " nnd addressed to umlerslened 01
Commissary nt post authorized to recclvi
proposals. FHANK E. NY 13 , Major nnt
C. S. A 5-G-7-8 May 3-4
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
AND TRANSPORTATION. Department o !
tinIntvrlor , Olllco of Indian Affairs. Wnwh.
Ington , D. C. , .March .7) , 1SOS. Sealed pro
posals will be received by the Commlsslonei
of Indian Affairs , at 1C02 Stnto street , C.il-
ongn. III. , Until 1 " o'clock p. in. , Wednesday ,
April 2T , 1FOS , far" furnishing for the lndl.it
Service beef , flour , bacon nnd ot'ner articles
of subsistence ; iiKi'lcuUural implements
wagons , harness , hardware , medical am !
other supplies ; nlso bids for the transporta
tion of such of the articles , goods nnd sup
plies ns may not be contracted for to In
delivered nt the agencies. Sealed proposals
will also be received nt Non. 77-70 Woostei
street. New York City , until 1 o'clock p ,
m. , of Tuesday , May 17. 1S93 , for furnish
ing for the Indian Service coffee , supnr ,
tea , rice , baking powder , soap , groceries ,
blankets , woolen nnd cotton goods , clothing ,
notions , hats nnd caps , boots nnd shoes ,
crockery and sc'riool books. I3lds must be
made on Government blanks. Schedule ?
plvlng nil necessary Information for bid
ders will be furnished on application nt the
Indian Olllce , Washington , D. C. ; Nos. 77-
79 Woostcr street. New York City ; No. IGO'J
Stnte street , Chicago , 111 , ; the Commis
saries of Subsistence , U. S. A. , at Cheyenne ,
Lcnvenworth , Omaha , St. Louis , St. Paul
and San Francisco ; the postmasters at
Sioux City. Yanltton , Arkansas City , Caldwell -
well , Topekn , Wlc'ntta and Tucson. Hid ?
will bo opened at the 'notir and days above
stated , and bidders arc Invited to be present
nt the opening. W. A. JONES. Commis
sioner. A5 D19t
IIAILUU.VUS.
'
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTern -
ern Hallway City Ticket Of
fice , 1101 Farnnm Street , Tola.
Phone 661. Depot , Tenth and
Mason Streets. Telephone lS.
Lsave- Arrived
Spe-
" " " 7 : < " am 11:53 : pit
Missouri"VnYlcV. . Sioux
City. St. 1-aul and
Minneapolis . 5-40 am 10:45 : pir
MlBwurl Valley , sioux
" " * 'M Qm 0:03 : pir
Dennlson"carroli."Vvnii
Lake , fram Hrondwny ,
Council IJlulfs . . . ; . . . . . 3:00 : am 8 : nn ;
Eastern Expies ; ? , i Des
Mn'.nes. Mnr'liilltown ,
Coder Rapids , Chlpaaro. 10:30 : nm 4:35 : pn
Atlantic Flyer. Chicago
and Rnst . . ; . . , . .i . 4U3 nm 4:33 : pn
Fast Mall , CJiIcaso tr >
Omaha . . . , " . . . . . 3:10 : pn :
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul , Mlnne-
apolia Limited . . ' . . 4:35 : pm S:55 : nrr
Omaha-chlcaprA Special. . 6:45 : pm 8:30 : atr
Doly. | ' Dally cxoept Sunday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL , MINNE-
opolis & Oinaha RalHvay-
General oniccs. Nebrnfka 1) | .
vision. Fifteenth nnd Webstei
Streets , city Ticket Olllce ,
i , . - 11011''ar" ni Street. Telephone
i . . Ff"e th and Webster Streets. Tele :
.
pnono iijo.
Arrlvo.
Slcux City Acccmmoaa , * 8:30 am 8:20 : pm
Sioux City Accommodn. . 9:50 : am 80 : pn ,
Illnlr , Emerson , Sioux
City , 1'onca. Hartine-
ton and Itlooinlleld. . . . 1:00 : pm nm
ShAix City , Mnr.kato , St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . 5:3) pm SD : am
nniertv ! ! ' . -.sieiiBer 5:10 pm 8:13 : am
Dally. Dally , except , Sunday. Sunday
? nly < .l"Thll > . .lrilln.8tops at stations'Florence '
to South Illalr , Inclusive , Sundays oniy : on week
days , Knuth Blair only.
ULKHORN AND
ssouri Valljy Hallway Gon.
ernl Offices , United States Na
tlonal Bank Uulldlng , South
west Corner Twelfth and Far-
nam Streets. Ticket Oiflce ,
1401 Farnnm Street. Telephone 561. Depot , Fif
teenth and Webster Kir > t . Telephone 1458.
Leave. Arrive.
Dlack Hills , Deadwood
and Hot Springs 3:00 : pm ' 6:00 pm
Wyom'ng ' , Caspar and
Douelas . . . . . . " 3CO : pm .MM. B:00 : pm
Hastings , York , DnvliJ
City. Superior , Geneva
Kxeter nnd Seward. . . . 3:00 : pm 6:00 : pm
Norfolk , West Point and
Fremont . 7:50 : am M10:23 : nm
Lincoln , Wahoo and
Fremont . " 7:50 : nm 10.25 nm
Fremont Local . 7:50 : am
Dolly. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only. Dally xcept Saturday. Dally
exceot Monday' . _
SIOUX CITT A PACIFIC RAILroad -
road llencral OlDccs , United
States National Bank Ilulld-
Ins. S. W. Corner Twelfth and
Fnrnnm Streets. Ticket Oillce.
r * _ T = ' - ' , . , M ° l Farnam Street. Telephone
561. Depot. 15th and Webster Sis. Telephone 45i
aVe < ArrlVe >
Sioux City. Mankato.
St. Paul. Minnapull r:33 : pin 8:50 : an
BURLINGTON & MISSOURI
River Railroad "The nurllns.
ton Routo" General Offlces , N.
W. Cornir Tenth ml Fnrnnm
Streets. Ticket Omce. 1502
Farnam Street. Telephone 230.
Depot. Tenth nnd Meson
Streets. Telephone 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings ana
McCook 8:33 : am 8:33 : nm
Lincoln , Demcr. Cole
rado. Utah. California ,
Block HlllM. Montana
ant Pugct Sound 4M : prj 4:03 : pm
Lincoln Local 7:01 : pm 7:40 : pm
Lincoln Fast Mall i'53 ; pm 11:40 : am
Denver. Colorado , Utah.
California and IMget
Found 11:15 : nm 11 : K pin
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON &
Railroad "The Burl-
, . - . , Route" Ticket Oftlce ,
li 'Z Fnrnnm Street. Telephone
VK ! . Depot , Tenth and 0011
Euett * . Telephone 12S.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' Leave. Arrive ,
Ch'cago Vestlbuled Ex. . 6:03 : pm S:10 : am
"
Chicago ExnrefS 9:48 : am * 4:15 : pm
8110'am
5jo : pm
11:30 : pm
tfANSAH CITY , ST. JO5KPH
& Council Bluffs Railroad
Burlington "The Burllnuton Route"
Ticket OHlce. 1502 Fanum
Route Street. Telephone ! if > Depot.
Tenth and Mason Streets.
TelephJne 12 j.
Leave. Arrive.
Day Ex. . . 9:03 : am t:4C :
Kansas City pra
. , , . _ . . . . . . . -
- city Nlcht I.-- JO:00 pm * 6:30a'n :
Dally.
UNION I'ACIKIC-'TPHK OVER ,
land Re ute" General Offices , N.
B. Corner Ninth und Fnrnam
Streets. City Ticket Ornce , 1:02
Farnara Street. Telephone S15.
Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets ,
Telephone 128.
* LaVe < Arllve >
"Tlio Overland Limited"
fur Denver , Salt Lake ,
weslern points : iO am 4:43 : pm
Tha Colorado Special.
ror Denver and all
Colorado points ' 11:53 : pra 7:00 : am
Fast mall train for
Rait Lake. Paclfla
coiit and all western
points , Itsj pm 7.00 am
Lincoln , Beatrice and
Stromsburs Express . . 6:00 : pm 12 : W pm
Fremont. Columbus ,
Norfolk , Grand Island -
land ami Kearney . 4:33 PM
Grand Island Kxprerg. . .1OU : pm 1IW : ) pm
Daily. Dally except Sund r.
Council Bluffs Local Leaves , a. m.j CM :
. m. : 7:40 : a , in , ; 8:40 : a m. ; 10:30 : a , m : Zis :
p. m. ; 4s : ; p. m. : 5:55 : p. m 8:20 : p. m. ; 10:03
p. m. Arrives. 6:20 : a. in. : T0 : a. m. : 8:25 : a.
m : 11:20 : n , m. ; 3:10 : p. ra. ; 1:40 : p , rn. ; 6:30 : p. m ' ;
9:03 : p. m. ; 10:45 : p. m.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 4 ST.
Paul Hallway City Ticket
Oirtcc. iy-4 Farnam Stttt-t.
Telephone 211. Depot , Tunth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone 129.
_ Leave. Arrive.
Chlcaco Limited Ex. . . . la pm * 8OS : cm
Omaha and Chicago Ex * ll:0u : am 1:59 : era
Dalir ,
MAiLIIOAns.
( Continued. )
CHICAGO. IIOCK ISLAND A
1'aclilo Itallrofld "The Qresl
Itock ItlanJ Itoule" city
Ticket Ofllc , 1K3 Fnnmm
Street. Telephone 4JI. Dtpot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets
1SS.
. tcnvt. .
- v Arr\vt. \
ClilciKo ami St. Paul
Vcstllmled F.xpreis . . 4 : 0 pm 1:43 : pm
Lincoln , Colotndo Sp'Rs ,
Puueblo , Denver and
west . , , . . I'M pm 43 : pm
Chicago , Dvs Molnea A
Ilock Island 7:00 : pm 8:11 nm
Atlantlo Kxpren , for
De Mnlncs in'l a t-
era pr..ntR . 7:50 : Jim SSO : r.ni
Colorado Flyer , . . . . 7:01 : run S-OI am
Dally n | ly exceol Sunday.
WAtlASH n.MLJtOAD TICKET
. , ntHrim Famam Street. Ttli-
' \ \ phine 222. Depot. Tenth nnj
t \ Slnson StreeM. Telcpone 123.
L nve. Arrive.
Sf. t/Mils "Cannon nail" '
fcxpresj 4:0pm : * 11:20 : nm
Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC IIAILIIOAD
Qenernl Oillcef nnd Ticket
OiUco. Merchants National Jl.inls
Uullillnir. 1221 Farnam Stiret.
Telephone 101. Depot. Flitecnth
and Webster Streets. Telephone
9:30 : pm i:90 : : am
'Daliy' ' "DntlV'except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
P25I Omaha , Kmsaii City & knit *
ern Kallroad "The Port ArtJUr
ARTHUR Route" Ticket Oince , 1415 F.irnam
Street. Telephone. S2. Depot ,
RSlJIi : Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele-
' L avtf. Arrive.
St. Lulls Ctnnon Ball , n..n err ,
Express 4:3 : pm 11:50 : am
Kansas City A Qulncy
i - - . 7jto am 9:0pm
INDIA'S IIOAItDHI ! WHAI.TII.
-Million * OH Golil * llrlrlced Up In Secret
VnnltH.
During the first decade of my residence In
India , relates a correspondent of the Spring
field Republican , I was for some years as
sociated with a wealthy tanker named Lalla
Muttra Perahand , tlio Lahore agent of the
great banking house known as "Tho Sfths
of Muttra , " and from him I learned a great
deal about the system of hoarding practiced
In all ages by the wealthy classes of India.
Ho died D.lndabun about 1867. It maybe
bo explained that the title "Lalla" used by
native bankers has no exact equivalent In
English. If might with equal propriety bo
translated macter , professor or banker.
Both In ancient and modern times one of
the stock objections of European natlona
against trade , wlth India has been that that
country absorbs a large amount of the prec-
IOUB metals , which It never disgorges. It lias
naturally been asked what becomes of these
treasures , for wo do not find .In India that
abundance of either gold or silver which
might naturally bo expected ; and the reply
hao always been that they are withdrawn
from circulation as currency by being hoarded.
Fa1 agra It has been a prevalent opinion In
all eastern countries that there Is a vast
amount of treasure hidden in the earth ,
which , unless found by accident , Is lost to
man.
man.When up country Iat year I heard that
Chowringhee Lalla , manager to Lalla Muttra
1'crahaud , already mentioned , was In
Gwallor on some temporary business , and I
called on him , ay an old Mend , at a place
in the Lashkar where ho was residing.
Among other subjects we discussed the ac
tion of the government In closing the mints ,
and I asked his opinion about the possibility
of a gold standard , for India , and mentioned
the fact thst certain members of the Cur
rency association considered that 50,000,000
of gold would be sufficient to provide India
with a currency. The lalla laughed the ideate
to scorn , and assured me that 50,000,000
would not sulllce to replace the silver hoards
of even ono state. "You know , " ho said ,
"how anxious the late Maharajah Sclndla
was to get tack the fortress of Gwalior , but
very few know the real cause prompting him.
That was a concealed hoard of sixty crorcs
( 80,000,000) ) of rupees In certain vaults
within the fortresa , ove1. ' which British
sentinels had been walking for about thirty
the wealth concealed-
ye-ara , never suspecting
below their feet. Long before the British
government gave back the fortress every ono
who knew the entrance Into the concealed
hoard was dead , except one man , who was
extremely old , and , although In good health ,
ho might have died any day. If that had
happened the treasure might have been lost
to the owner forever and the world for ages ,
because there was only ono entrance to the
heard , which was. most cunningly concealed ,
arid , except that 'entrance , every other part
waa surrounded by solid rock.
"So the maharajah was In such a fix that
ho must either get back his fortress or
divulge the secret to the government and run
the risk of'lcsliig the treasure forever. When
the ifortresa was given back to the mahara
jah , and b'e'fore the 'British troops had left
Gwallor territory , masons were brought from
Benares , sworn to secrecy In the temple of
the-'Holy'Cow ' , before leaving ; and when they
reached the Gwallor railway station they
were put Into carriages , blindfolded ami
driven to the place where they had to work.
There thcjy were kept till they had opened
out the entrance Into the secret vault , and ,
when the concealed hoard had been verified ,
and the hole built up again , they were once
more blindfolded , put Into carriages ami
taken back to the railway station and rebooked -
booked for'Benares tinder a proper escort. "
Chowrlnghee 'Lalla ' went on to' tell mo that
for generations before the riseof the British
power his ancestors had held the post of
treasurer In the Gwallor state , and that , after
the British had annexed territories around
Delhi , ono of his great-grand uncles had re
tired from the post of treasurer of Gwallor
with a fortune of twenty crorea of rupees
( 20,000,000) ) . By great good fortune , all this
money was quietly got Into British territory ,
ho declared ; and fifteen crorcs of It are at
this 'day bricked up In a secret vault under a
Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess of
wealth in the holy city of Brlndabun. "Now , "
said the Lalla , "If the treasurer could accu
mulate so much , what were the accumula
tions of the state likely to-be ? The treasures
of Gwallor form but a very small amount
compared with the total of th'e knowa con
cealed wealth of India. All the silver would
be brought out and replaced hy gold directly
the government decreed a gold currency for
India.
"Five dundrcd mllllcis : of gold would' bo
absorbed and concealed before n gold cur
rency had been twelve months in circula
tion. Europeans , even those who have been
In the country for years , have no Idea of
the hoarding propensities of even well-to-do
natives , without counting the more wealthy
bankers and traders. For example , my
wife , " said the lalla , "has more than th.reo
lakha of rupeeo hidden for fear of my dying
before her , because I am much older than
the la , and wo have IA son alive to Inherit
my property. And I know nothing about the
place' where this money Is concealed. "
Cni this I aaked how natives men aged to
accumulate so much wealth , and the lalla
replied , "Natives don't spend like Euro
. Take the house of
peans. any well-to-do
native merrtunt wllh an Income of , say , 1,000
rupees per month ; at the very outside 50
to 100 rupees would purchase the whole of
the furniture In It , Beyond a few purdahs
( curtains ) tad beds , furniture In the Euro
pean sense docs not exist. Even the very
wealthy , although they may haw a carriage
and horses , possess neither books nor pic
tures , nor any expensive works of art , and
when a feast l.i given to their friends a
Dlece of a plantain leaf serves each guest
for a dish , where Europeans opend hundreds
of rupees In dinner and breakfast services
of fragile , but moat expc-nslve , china and
glassware. All .this the native savrs tid :
hoards. The wealthy conceal their accumu
lations of gold and silver ta secret vaulln ,
except the ornaments which are reserved
for and worn by their women. " I had to
admit the force of all this reasoning.
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer : She 'ha'.ted her
cavalry squad on the brow of the hill.
Raising her plnca nez uhe ran her keen
Bray eye over the command.
"At-ten-rfnlonl" shu shouted. >
Her brow clouded.
"Don't BlgKle. " she harshly cried.
Then she briskly added ;
"lints straight ! "
Fifty pnuntleted hands arose In union ,
"Draw Jiat pins ! " .
Fifty steel lances flashed In air !
"CSar-r-rge ! "
the b'juad swept down the hill.
A IIHUII.AXD 1'OIVrUH.
rrom Punch.
"Yos , sir , the .water's In grand ordo r , hut the fush nro no up yet. Noo.wnd
30 a flue tlino tno glo some o' yor London frlena a day or twa'a fishing ! "
AUTISTIC SYMPATHY.
From 1'uncli.
Susan Lor , Miss Ella , I wonder you'vo the 'cart to play , and you Just
in your blacks for your poor uncle.
Miss Ella -Don't be silly , Susan ! Can't you see I'm only playing on th
black notes !
1'IIOOP OF DOUIILE DEALINGS. '
From FllOHcnile IJlnettor.
Private Snlpps ( as he compares h Is half of a sausage given him' by hit
fiancee with another piece ) Great Heavens ! I feared that my Katie waa
untrue to me. Now I know It. These two pieces fit.
TUB MOIUIIC.
From Scraps. ,
Ethel finds the moujlk blouse most handy for shopping.
TOSSING Til K PAXCAKK.
From Scrnpa.
Went up a tossed cancaka- . came down a pancake liat.