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TJIi OMAHA DAILY SUNDAY MAY 29 1898.
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1 MUSICAL MATTERS.
Next SVClflC8tfly the TrAnmIutsIppl nflt
International xposItIon will open U.i doora
to tlc CIIltUtC(1 ( and r flned of alt the world
nnd proclaIm to them the nchlevementB ot
these ttnltcd Stntcs In all ( tint may be
clnsscd as product8 ot cIvIlIzatIon. In the
domaIn ot muIo our country has ( lone much
during the past few yenr ; more than the
many that preceded them. A few years
ago we Were oblIged to look to Europe If
we wanted any musIc written of a hIgh or-
der. In 187G , for the opening of the Cen
tennlal ExposItion , It was deemed neccssarY ,
In order to ccuro music nultablo to o gnnd
an occasion , to hIre ItlchardVagner to corn-
cEo ; ft march. Ife dId compose one ; a ills-
grace to him and to us. It war ncceptcd.
performed anti consigned to obloquy and
oblIvIon. By the tIme we got to the Worhls
faIr we had dIscovered that we linl some
composers of our on nnd ( Icorgo W. Chad-
wIck of lioston was selected to compose the
musIc for the opening exercIses. The must-
cal department of the Transmlsalsslppt E -
posItIon has secured a work composed by
Mrs. Beach , also of Boston , whIch will be
performed for the fIrst time next \Vcdnes
day. It Is for brass band and chorus nail
It Is saId that the scoring for the Instruments -
ments Is novel nail Interesting.
The musIcal department at the expo3ltton
has betoro It an opportunIty unprecedented
In the hIstory of the middle west for the
ipbnIIdIng of musIcal art In this part of the
UnIted stateS. An enormous amount of
moticy lies been opproprlateil , a mngulflccnt
audItorium built , a band Atand erected that
, is In itaclf a work of art and a monument
to the generosity of the managers of the
exposItIon. EverythIng that could hare been
done seems to have been done since the
music was started on Its career. What
money vIiI do Is lIkely to be done and in-
dccii Is being done to make the musical de
partment as itcarly what It mIght have been
Iii the beginning without any such expedl-
turo ; it Is therefore proper to expect a
aerles of cntertntnnientasuch as thIs part
of the country has never heard before.
The Thomas rchestra will prove a tower
of strength and wIll afford to the musically
inclined a chance for securIng a hiber.l
education at a nominal cost , t.i In the
hearIng at inuste Is great proilt , musIc
being sound and only to ho learned by
hearing. The conductor , Mr. Arthur Moes ,
Is a thorough musIcian. expi'rIenceii ' In nil
the diitie that vIil devolve ipon him. tie
was horn In Columbus , 0. , In 1850 , was
ciucntei In Europe , studyIng under Kullak ,
Weltzmain and flora , was ono of the found-
era of the CIncinnatI College ot MusIc , ill-
rector of the CincInnati May festival chorus
and Is a fellow of the American College at
MusIcians. During tim last year ho has
been assistant conductor to Thcoiore
Thomas of the Chicago orclle8tra. Mr.
Mcci ; Is a thoroughly ciiucnteii gentleman , a
attitient of PIlilosOPily , asvcli as musIc ,
anti a wrIter of wide reputatIon anti no-
knowiedged ability. It the musical opart-
meat attempts to keel ) abreast of .iie tImes
anti iubhlsli an analytIcal Irogram no one
could be found better able to prepare It
than Mr Macs.
Omaha is partIcully fortunate in P05-
sessing a large number of first-class inual-
clans who are able to carry forward the
education of the people of thIs sectIon as
well as the teachers at Chicago or eveit New
York could do under the same clrcum-
stances that prevail hero regarding public
performances. it v1ll be the pleasant priv
liege of the musIcal department of the cx-
lOSitiOIl to brIng this fact to the notice of
the army of visitors to the auditorium con-
ecrts anti while no engagerneuts have been
announced It Is surely safe to prophesy that
the leading performers will be frequently
heard at these concerts. In no other way
b can thio richness of local talent , which
should attract students from all time middle
west , become known to those who attend
the exposition concerts anti unless it is
made known the concerts will be of little
permanent. value to this city. Instruction
is the one thing that one can sell over
and over again and still have as rich a
store to ; the next buyer as for the first.
Omaha shoulti be &centcr of musIcal learn-
lag and of musical instruction ,
JIOMEIIL MOORE.
WASHINGTON , May 27.-Special.-For ( )
the flrt time in several years the MarIne
band , attached to the Marine barracks , in
the City \Vasimington , will go outside of
the capital city for any length of time. 1)ur-
Ing time days of the Nashville exposition the
band was liermltted to give two cOnCerts In
that city. It was also allowed to participate
! i1 the Chicago horse show , but not since
Sousa loft it has It been Permitted to accept -
cept any engagements extending over any
consltierabio length of time untIl fenator
Thurston and time members of the Nebraska
delegation in congress succeeded in lnduc-
log the president to change his decisIon that
the band should not go to Omaha to partlci-
pate in tile opening of the Transmlssisslppl
anti International Exposition. While to the
residents \Vashingtomi the band of the
United States ldarine corps would appear
to have existed Inco the foundation of the
government , in point of fact , thIs famous
organIzation is not yet 100 years old. It
was some time after , or about the time of
the war of 1812 , that n smash band of Italian
musicians was landed upoim AmerIcan shores
and Induced to take sorylco at the marine
beatlquartera In this city. The little band
of those days formed the noucius of the
present famous American organIzation ,
which has grown and changed in its nationality -
ality , fluctuating in Its characteristics. according -
cording to the mouhulng luiluenco of the
controling power which ruled its destiny.
At ono time the niotnborshtp was oven
greater than at time present date , but the
larger organization bad but a brief , though
briiltant , existence , At present the force
consists of fifty musicians , all of whom are
vcll trained anti thoroughly competent to
perform the exacting duties required of theim
by the band nmnster , The band is not only
a band of the United Statea Marine corps ,
but it Is the presIdent's band , nail the baud
which gives summer concerts three times
each week to the Public of Wasblugton at
the White house grountis , in the east front
of the capitol , and at the Marine barracks.
It Is perhaps through these concerts , as much
as anything , that the band imiut become more
widely known throughout the country than
In any of its other functions , but probably
It was thirougit Its iaturtlay concerts In time
"White Lot" that the beau firmly estab-
iishied. Itself in the hearts of the Washington -
ton populace , as well as in the hearts of the
thousands of visItors who are constantly
Inspecting time sights of timis American capi-
tel. The small world of Washington was
usually In attendance upon these Saturday
afternoon concerts in front of the irest-
dent's mansion , and there is no more charm-
lag nor picturesque spot in all the DIstrict
of Columbia than the same " 1mlto Iot. " as
the grounds are called back of time White
house , The band men In their red and
white unIforms sit on a low , temporary platform -
form in the middle of the lawn facing the
White House. On the green sit anti walk
10,000 to 16,000 people of nit ages ,
sexes and condItions. A little valley
stretches Its grmen velvet carpet from the
stand down to the shores of the I'otomuac ,
beyond rIse the hIlls of Virginia , and Ar-
Ilngtou. the borne of the Lees , nosy the
restIng place of thousands dead , is seen
peeping over the green hills. As the
shadows deepen and the aun seeks its borne
In tue west , the grass grows damp with the
gathering dew , and Uo Marine band , with
Its progruni compieto , plays that great anthem -
them which is now echoing in the hearts
01 all Amerlcaa people , "The Star Spaagied
Thanner. " the sutilenee rise as the inspired
strain floats over the White Lot and the
heads of the people and is lost In the
darkening sihatiows along the shores of the
Potomac , and it Is this band which has the
distinguished honor of opening the expost-
tion at Omaha on the first day of June.
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There have been many changes in the
personnel of the leadership of the hand
since Its organization in the stressful days
of 1812 , many of the leaders coming to the
band famous for their ability to direct a
great musical organization. while many of
the leaders left the band with fame which
they hail won by ability In musical fitrec-
tion. The present leader , William II. San-
teirnana , was born in the city of hanover ,
Germany , and comes from a long line of
musical ancestOrs. At a very. ariy ago
hi began the study of tbq violin under corn-
peteilt Instructors , and when fourteen years
old took up harmony and instrumentation.
i'our years ttcr ho enlisteti in a military
band at Lelpic , serving three years , at
time expiration of which time ho entered
the Conservatory o Music in that city for
the purpose of completing his education- The
years spent In Lelpaic were most fruitful in
opportunities for hearing the finest music
and gaining experience In all branches of
his professIon. Ilnmedlateiy after the close
of his course in the conservatory , Mr.
Santelmann accepted an engagement to go
to l'Iilladelpitla with a concert band , and
one year later was received into the band
of tim United States Macmo corps , In 1S95
he withdraw from the Marine band anti or-
ganizeti an orchestra of his own , which
met with signal success at the various
social events of the city at which It tier-
formed. In March of the present year h&o
received the appointment lie now holds.
Tim personal popularity of Mr. Snntelnmnn
Is such that his appointment was hailed
withi delight by the old members of the
band who had known him throughout his
American career , and many of the retIred
members who hail been comrades with him
under John Philip Sousa have again hlut On
the uniform imntier lila leadership. lIe Is
magnetic , vigorotis anti full of fire as a I
conductor , while his thorough knowledge ci
instrumentation give the Ju(1grnon ( areas-
sary to understand the capacity of his itlny-
era anti the capabilities of eath instrument.
While Mr. Santelmanu has never beta
brought into promlnenco as a composer. a
number of his compositions have achieved
marked success wherever performed.
To mention each of the members of this
great band would require quito a small
volume If nil the laurels which they have
von as individuals were to be e'Imsldered. '
The Assistant Lender Mr.Vmtiter F. imnith ,
has seems considerable experience with the
Marina band previous to his Iresciit connec-
tion. For a number of years Mr. Smith sas
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solo cornetist and assistant leader under
Mr. John I'hllil ) Sousa's leadershi , , Later
he was for three years with Sousa's Concet
banti and now has recently returpel to his
former ymca in tile band , through the
strongest rcspect and esteem whici its
present leader commands from all vlso
ktiow hitri thoroughly. Mr. Smith is a
western mann , coming from the state of
Michigan.
Mr. Larsen the first cornetIst of the band ,
is a graduate train a European conservatory
of music , and has recently hind the honor
of bcing acting lender of the band previous
to Mr. Santeimanmi's appoIntment. He is a
thorough musician and a favorite in the city
of Washington.
Mr. Jaeger , the flute soloist of the bantl ,
iioctis mme introduction since his reputation Is
sPread all over the country. I3esides being
a great soloist , Mr. Jaeger enjoys the tiis- ;
tinction of beIng the owner of the only solid
gold Ihuto that has ever been made , anti
which he uses on rare occasions lot- solo
playing.
Josef Oliverl , the solo clarinetist of the
band , was a miativo of the city of Palermo , in
Sicily , and it is possible that the warm sun
and mellow wInes of thnt island may have
hail their Influence upon the playing of his
Instrument , for seldom it is that a richer
tone or more delicate execution can be heard
from any artist upon thtt difficult instru-
macnt. He is also one of the "old stand-by's"
in the band.
F. Fatzschko , who plays the oboe , is a
Pole , but ilaYS this eccentric instrument as
though It might have been an acohian harp
instead ,
Signor Licariono , the first tuba player , is
a native of the mountains of Calarbrla , in
Italy , while Signor Giovannini , the eupho-
alum soloist , comes from one of the Italian
cantons of Switzerland. Signor Giovannini
is especially remarkable for the broad , full
tone which ho produces upon this instrument -
ment , and Is a very popular eoiolst In the
capital city. Mr. Samnueis , the first trumpet
player. is truly one of the veterans of the
organization , Besides having served nearly
thirty years in the Marine band , be has
spent eight years In the Dritish navy. Mr.
Samucle Is a native of the Island of Malta.
Louis Tilicux is a Frenchman and an ox-
member of the Granit Opera house band ,
i'aris , where ho was famous as a horn solo-
1st.
1st.Mi
MiWerres , the bassoon player , Mr. John
Llndcr , the maxaphono soloist , and many
others of the band contribute to its sue-
teas with well-earned laurels in their miii-
vidual capacities. And It may be said that
the fame of this organization rests snore
upon the unity and the taithfimincss wIth
which each man has done his part than upon
the luster which surrounds one or two bright
stars whose glory eclipses all else.
else.E.
E. C. S.
Ceirnitig 1I'eists.
'Youlig Mrs. Winthrop , " which wIll be
presented at the Creighton theater all this
week , beginning with two performances to
day , is the very clever nntl interestIng work
of thiti lender of American playrigtsts ,
hironson liowartl. It is a society play of 'the
class represented by "The Wife , " "The Chnr
ILl IJnIi" anti the like , and the action con-
tore round ( ho domestic Infelicity of a hue-
band anti wife , who have insensibly drifted
apart. who are momentartly brought together -
gether by the deaths of the child which hind
come to ho the only remaining tlu bottvCcn
them , who tlrift mmpart again , and nba arc
liormanently rccancllcd by the means of a
kind and wIse old lawyer , who snoves them
with reminiscences of theIr courtship and
marriage and of their tlead child. it is a
delightful play , full of that mysterious nail
elusive elemnent called hieart interest. "
Among the trIbutary characters are a giddy
society woman , wIth a rooted habit of mmmc-
rlage and divorce , and a very weil contrived
pair of juvenile hovers , of whom thin girl is
blind anti wholly without experience of the
raptures of love until her heart is stirreil by
untanmillar emnotions. Mr. Smith awl Miss
Kennark will be Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop ,
Mr. Enos the lawyer , Miss hierkaley the
frivolous Mrs. Dick and Mr. Davis and a
new anti very capable ingenue , the young
lovers. The specialties include time l3lon-
dells and Gus \Villiamns. A special matinee
will be given Monday afternoon , nail the rcg-
ular Wednesday matinee will be omitted
this week.
Tim Murphy's engagement at Boyd's ,
which opens tonight and contInues
throughout the week , vIh1 be devoteti entirely -
tirely to the presentation of his hiropular
double bill consisting of 'SOld Innocence"
and 'Sir henry Hypnotized. " This en-
tertainmuent has been seen hero before , anti
has beems very Icimidly received by our
theater-goers , 'Oitl Innocence , " it will be
remembered , is a bright comedy , adapted
from the French drama "In Petits
Oiscaus , " which also supplied the material
for Julia hare's well known "A Pair
of Spectacles. " In the character of time
trusting old man into ivhioso soul suspicion
80 comically enters , Mr. Murphy has
abundant opportunity to exploit his tin-
usual gifts of eccentric comedy. lie is supported -
ported , as heretofore , by Dorothy Sherrod
anti a carefully selected c mpany , anti it is
said that lie has preparci a brand new
curtain speech , which mnust be heard to ho
appreciated. In "Sir Henry Hypnotized , "
Mr. Murphy Is seems in a number of those
character impersonations in which he stands
at present without a rival on the stage ,
These performances , as a whole , are dodd-
edly entertaining , nod can be cordially
recomnmenficti , not only to the Inhabitants of
Omaha , but also to the multitudInous
stranger withIn our gates.
A strong bill is promised for the inaugural
week of the exposition at time Bljou thea-
ter. This cool summer theater is Increasing
Its patronage daIly. The excellence of Its
entertainments , the minlmsan admission fee
charged and the cool temper ture of the
place are a tew of its commendatory" ad-
vantages.
The Omaha museum is fast taking a place
In the front ranks of Omaha's pleasure resorts -
sorts and increase in the number of patrons
of the better class Is a good indIcation of
the Increasing popularity or the new en-
torprlse. Manager Troost has just returned
from New York anti has secured some of
the strongest features of companies that
have lust closed their season in the east ,
Musical otes.
F , S. Rawelli ! gave a successful concert
last Wednesday evening at Patterson bali ,
assisted by Mrs. Merges , Miss Clark , Mrs.
Challis and Verginia Merges. A good sized
audience was present and encores were fre-
quomit. Mr. Rawchift Is a pupil of Hans Al-
bert.
bert.Mrs.
Mrs. Cotton's pupils will give a recital to
invited frlexitla Tuestlay evening t the First
Congregational church. An attractive pro-
grain has been prepared with the followIng
welt known vocalists antI musicians par-
ticlpatiug : Miss Genevieve Snodgrass , Miss
Jessie Lehman , Mrs. J. W. Thomas. Miss
AMUSEMENTS.
Transmississippi
. - Exposition.
The
Pre-eniltient '
Featiire- '
Chiquita .
, .
The I
Living
Do11
And Matchless Woiuler ot the Civilized World.
Her Age 28 Years--
Her Height 26 Inches.
So sma1-so porfeet-o marvo1ou and Venus like in forma-
tiOll that she is otilli-oly beyond. the C0fl11)rOllOnBiofl Oven of
the iiiost imaginative mind. Ages and worida have failed to
IrOduCe liar equal , Eternity can never duplicate her ,
' $ lie one idol of all kindred and kiiid-marvel of marvels-
without question the feature of the exposition.
'Will receive and entertain visitors at parlors , ' \V'est Midway -
way , daily ,
Reduced Admission 10 Cents.
Ihrite Towle , Miss isnpe Shlverick , Miss
Helen Peck , Mrs Charles icommntee , Miss
Alma Amuireen , MisiFa Cole , Miss L.oimite
lioltort , Miss Corn Chaffee , Mimis Maymo
Sullivan , Miss AnnA flzngate ( , Misu Par-
thenia Bowman , Mr F. Wysockl , Mrs.
F. Moriarity and MrAlbett , Mt. Will
Gochea , Miss Jean Boyd Mullen , MIss linen
Burnhmem , Mr. Will gmMciCuno , Mrs. M. P.
Learneti anti Mr. Alhem-t.MisSaraii lIOWCfl ,
Miss ( hertrutlo Kountzs cml Mr. Albert , Mrs.
lila ' 13. Leyhert , Mrs. C. Id. WIlhelm. MIss
Alice Smith , Mr. Manchester , Miss
Clara Palmer anti A. Cameron.
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A1Usi'dTS.
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OMAhA MUSEUM AND ThEATRE ,
181gIOIT Fnrnnm Street.
OPEN lAII.1' PROM 1 TO 10 V. 31.
Win , II. Troost , Manager.
Great Bill for
Exposition Week
. ofMay,30
Great Setterick Family Baud
S-Pcorlc-S
Direct from Europe.
PAINOEKARLO TULO
Circassian l'rince from Asia MInor.
VIRGIL GRAVES
Spotted Boy.
MILE. OLLIVETTE
Human ( ins Jet.
KIEISI BROTHERS
Electric Black Art.
,
IN l'ilE TIIIIA'l'OILIIJM-
LITTLE BETH
The Child Wonder in her Cuban American
Dances.
- MACK AND HOWARD.
Comedians.
PROF1 BARNELL
Juggler.
CLAYTON AND DISHON
The CelL and ( he Soubrettc.
ELECTRO
Illuminated Vocalist.
Admits to all.
I O l , Seats 5c aiic1 lOc. C
tIThMONT
BREVINO % COMPANY'S
HAIIQUAI1WRS.
LADIES' AND GENTS'
( P
CONCEW HALL
. 1515 Clikago Street.
South SIde PcITtftson Square ,
GRAND CONCEBtEVERY NIGHTs
ADMISSION FREE.
A. NYZIBRO. ProprIetor and Mnaer
Besides our commcortcoppamiy , now havIng a
first class reputation. will appear :
'ruE l'EIii soPitAro ,
'MLLE. MARIE DiLANO.
MISS DEFOR1ST , Alto.
MISS WILBFH , Soprano.
MR. CEORCE CLARK ,
In his Banjo Minstrel Songs and IIalogue.
ADMISBION FREE ,
"a' Grand Opening ,
B 0 yu S Exposition Week.
Tel. 1919.
ONli WEEK COMMHNCING 'I'ONIGIL'V
MATINEE SA'I'UItDAY ,
Return Hisgagemuemit of
MR. TIM MURPHY in
OI.D INNOCENCE and
SIR hENRY UYPNOIIZD.
Prices-Lower Floor , $1.00 , 'lIe. Bal. 'The , 50c
Matinee-Lower Floor lUc. I3al , lOc , 25c ,
'l'lC""i" ' I PUtt'fl tt lltmrgelu ,
LIAe s5 L.ULA Mamiacer. . Tel. 1531.
0. \Vuodward , Atimusornent Dlreter ,
'rolAV. : i15. TNIGIL'F , Hd)0.
'l'IILI WOO1)WMtI ) S'VOCIC Co.
Presenting
Young Mrs. Winthrop
S1'IICIAL'FIES-'l'he lilomisleils msnul Gus
VIhtIzumiis.
Parties living out of the city who dt'sira
to visit the' theatre should order seats by
mull or telegraph as seats are sold two
weeks in advammce , mtate positively what
performance and date. Address 0 , D.
Woodward ,
GUILL'S CONCERt' GARDEN
Southeast Car. 10th amid Divvenporf.
I. N Guilt , I'rop. and Moasger ,
Attractions for week May 30 : ll.s alylii
rtodgors-i'remler Iribli sonjp.tre'ssl Carroll &
( Imsrtlner-"L womitler uvliat.'s tim iiittor uvitli
her ; " The Johmnhons-\Vny up song arid timsace
urtists ; Netirittintu & Morgobi-ltotimmeti hkCtilm
ilrtibt.s : ( Jillilitin & Deinioro-'The favorite
oitKu.wmlikcrs ; Froth iiiiiioiison-futrslme gout-
ly , N. it.-lon't full to see our great lirst
Ptrt..Cctke.\Valk-FlmiiLlO. Daily tmmaLimitcs
t'xctiit Mondays at 230p ; , am. sharp.
Bl JOIJ THEA'1'ER
inti zulu Cnpitol As's.
3. Ii. IIENRZ MANAGER ,
HIGH CLASS- VAUDEVILLE
Atl ) SPPtM.ti.1'IIS
EVERY NIGHT 1A SUNDAY , 8:30. :
Matinees Wed. and 2:30. : AdmissIon l0j.
SCHLITZ ROOF GARDEN
Coemmer 16th niisllfnrncy Streets ,
Henry Uevn , I'rop.
If V
AND SATURV MATINEE.
GRAND CQNCERT
H' FJIAt'ADIfIJIIANN'S ( ) ltClllfSI'JIA.
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hOTELS.
ill URRA'1 ' 1:1 : 0 'f1L ,
4t1I St.
Amnerican Plan-I to I dollars per day ,
Street cars from tTjd1 and from hotel to
Exposition Grouadstiahillfteen miputes ,
B. S1IJLOWAY , Manager ,
THEMILLARD
13th a'imd Douglas Sti,1 Omaha ,
CIfNTRAL.LY LOCATED ,
AlEht1OAJ AND EVIIOI'IcAN I'LAN.- .
MAISICEI. .t SON , Props ,
-HOTEL BARKER-
con. rn AND JONES ST. , OMAHA.
RATES IiIltSO ANI ) li.OO I'EII DAY ,
EiCctujc cars direct to exposition ground. ,
FHANK B.IIKEII , Cashier. . . . . .
. , . . .SAM J4ULIAN Chief Clerk.
T h e B a I m ' a LdgIiign.
1610 hlarney St. , Opp. Creigliton Theater
and ConventIon Hall.
S fl , I.IOIIAND , Propr ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
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will he nken mmntil I mu. for Site
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nornlng nail Sunday editions.
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Ttil lie lehlwcrcd on urescuintloit of
tIle elseek only ,
hints. . , 1 I-c it 'word flrst insortloni
In a woril thereafter. i'nthslttg tnken
for less ( lusts iNo for time first Immser.
tinmi. T1ICPIIu ddert lecincmsts muuiiit is.
run commscutls'eiy.
SITUATIONS 'WANTED.
BOOKRHIi:1'EIt : , over ten years'
. alice ; best of reteretices ; Wants situation.
Adtltess Al Norrie , 1' . 0 , Box , 1214 Omtimi
A-lt'icZL 23'
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A-Oil-i'
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AMEItICAN lady , siwake F'rench , immuisician.
hantisome. young , siutick. Address with
details. 93 Arcade llutel , City.
A-Mi000-3
A PRACTICAL all nrotlntinian , nge 36 ,
amarried and no haul habits , wantn elms-
vioymcnt ; good references , P 46 , lice.
41S3 20'
LOCATION wanted-A gootl nevspaper
man wnhits to locitto in a growing towim ,
or no otmtslile Positiflim oh me tiitiiy s'iil ho
accepted. Address P & 4 , lice , Omnaiut , Nab.
A-Itt 110 30
HIOLI' .
VANTEl-3lAL13
CANVASSERS to take orders : new line of
work ; no heavy goods to carry ; salary at
commission. C F. Adams Co. , & 24 South
Sixteenth street. 13-830
SALESMEN to eii toilet soap to dealers ;
$100 per month salary and expenses ; cx-
perience unnocessary. Louts Ernst Co. ,
lot. l.ouis , Mo. B-SIT
\'ANT1fD , solicitors of good niitlrcss , either
sex , to sell California Itoses : rare , imartly
ornarneninle , etc. : ( owls 1nnd cities ommil'
vili pay salary vcekly be quick ; state
age. Tim Ilowiand Nursery Cotnpttfly , Los
Angeles. Cal. B-Mali 31'
WANTED , salesmen to soil perfumes amid
toilet articles ; $ iOO icr immontht timid cx-
Pemmnes ; cxpcrlemmco unmmeccssnry. l'lumner
i'erftmrnery Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
li-M615 J10'
A CTIV1 solicitors wanted everywhere fo ;
"America's Battle for CubaM F'reetlonm ; "
otlicial war book : tells all about Spain ,
Cuba , armies , navies , war mtmmti all great
commanders ; gm'nphmic description of
Dewey's tamnoumu victory amid isis COlimilettl )
biography ; biggest boolc 6041 large pages ;
magnificently Illustrated ; trenmcmmtlous tic-
mnammil : only $1.50 ; commission 50 per cent ;
homimtnza for agents ; 30 days crctilt
freight imitt : otmulit free ; write qutcic. The
Dominion Co. , Dept. 32 , Chicago.
11-701 23'
2 EXPERIENCED awning amen ; none otitem'
need apply. Wolf Ijros. Co. , 703-05 13. 16th
B-D0-29
BOYS 'ivanteti at Murphy , W'nsey & Co.'s
ctiittr factor ) ' . ] i-Ml129 2S'
WAN'rED-Florist or gardner at lSII Via-
ton St. B. hans. 13-917 1
\VAN'I'ED , stemiogrmtpiicr , young nutum
multi , accurate , with icmmowmethgo of .gemi-
oral oflico work : lOSitiOfl permnncmmt. Address -
dress , with references , in own hunmid-
writimmg , It. 110 , Mercer hotel. 13-MO3S
\VAN'I'ED , hirat-clasa advertising maui to
introtluco nsoisthily fnsuslon jotmrumi to
leatllmmg dry goods hotises In Omaha and
vicinity and to solicit ocni advertising ;
can be done in connection wIth other
work ; cxperlencc'cl newspaper or program
mali. who can give satisfitetory references -
ences , preferred ; ativertiser will give per-
onnl interview in Omaha about June 1.
, Adc1ress until. May 30 , Thin Queen of the
\Vest Publishing Co. , IT ? La Salle street ,
Chicago. 13-M9$3 29'
A hAVE office amid errand boy wammted itt
once ; must write welt ; aaza ago anti ret-
erences. P 47 , 13cc. fl-M971 29
RELIABLE and energetic men to sell high
grade lubrIcating oils , greases anti ape-
cialties ; salary or commnissomi. Address
stating reference and experience , Central
Refiuuing Co. , Cleveland , 0. B-MK5 20'
WANTED , men at once to k'armm this barber
trade. The government has called upon
us for 100 graduatjau for the army. h15,00
weekly ; two years' employment. Our ice-
tures on hair and skin dIseases unakq
gratluates in demand as reglnmcnt barbers.
Many local barbers heavIng malta grutlu-
aLeS in tiemand as reglrnemit barbers. Miumy
local barbers leaving makes home demand
good also. Eight weeks completes. Write
( or catalogue. Molar System Barber Cal-
legc , Chicago. B-MOM 32'
WANTED-Big salary to A 1 maim having
years' practical experience as extender
for wholesale hmotmsemm. State age anti em-
ploymcmits. Address P 43 , Bee 0(11cc. (
B-MOM 29'
' ( \rANTED30 intelligent. strong , healthy ,
young nien for roller chair pusimers , etc. ,
must come well ammdortced anti prelmareti
to imt up $10.00 , live of whichi is for pass
nnd uniform. balance as guarantee good
( alum. Can be seems froam hO to 12 a. in.
Monday , F. T. Cunimins , 214 S. 12th St.
19-152-29
AN 1599 MODEL imighm grade bicycle , a
llrst class sewing maclilac or a leautltll
parlor or church organ for a few hours'
work at your own home. Address with
stamp , Time Mutual Purchmuaimig Ass'n. ,
293'abashi Ave. , Clmicago. 13-143-20'
WANTED-lIrlglmt young oman not uniler
25 to take charge of our Interesting amid
fasclnatiumg war PUZZle , "Who 1.Vlll Frets
Cuba ? " at exposition. All who see It iii
operation buy. Timousantle cams be soul ,
Liberal tenna. Address with references.
TIso hansel Novity Co. , Chicago , Ill. , 210
Clmicuigo Opera House. 13-145 29'
WANTED-Live hustlers everywhere. Lat-
eat and best patenteti bicycle novelty ,
Everybotly btm's. Takes like wildfire.
Salary or commission. Address lmmedi-
ately , Slatta & Poe Mfg , Co. , Chicago , Ill.
13-102-29'
WANTED-Gooti traveling salesman to ohl
tailor music clothing direct to conuitlmer ;
liberal terms : state ago minti experience.
Address Lock Box 327 , Itock Island , Ill.
13-101-20'
GOVERNMENT POsitiofla , 'Fho war makes
a tiemand for men in thai government
civil porvice. Ifxarnimmatiouimi soon. Full
Information free. Columimian Correspondence -
once College , Washington , 13. C.
I3-M 100-i'
5,000 APPOINTMENTS to be mailo in gbv-
ernment service , Immcrenseti number on
aceoulimt of war. I'nrticuhumrs as to Hal-
aries , positions , etc. , free , National Car-
reapontienco Institute , Dept D , Washington -
ton , D , C , 13-144-23'
FIVE first-class salesmen to sell to best
retail mnerclmants. Positions worth $0 per
week nuti axpenstes. Address Eastern
Mfg. Ca , , Manhattan Bldg. , Chicago.
11-101-20'
WANTED-Live , hustling coon to hiantlle
best article ever tittered hiuttermakers.
Adtlremis Chicago Dairy Supply Co. , Mum.
land Block , ChIcago , 11-103-29'
LARGE CIgar firm vnnt good mon every.
whore In soil to tlealerH , Special immtluco-
ments offered. Liberal pay to beginimers.
Address Union Eagle Cigar Ca , , Cimicimgo.
11-105-29'
SALESMEN. Slot ) a month nail expenses
guaranteed , solhing to merchmmtnts and
families our maclilacs for cooling re-
frigratorH ; guaranteed 75 per edit
cheaper than Ice. For J'uil partictilttrs ,
aililress Arctic htefrigarator Co. , Cinch n -
nail , 0.
WANTED. boy of sotno experiemice in drug
stare : counpetemmt to run satin fountain ,
( live particulars. P 54 , lice. 11-108-29'
EVE1tY\VIiIfItlO men to advertise "LUstro"
time modern scouring soap. tack signs ,
distribute circuiars , pIties samples , orders.
etc. Steady work ; salary $12 weekly anti
expenses. The Lustro Co. , Chicago.
19-107-29'
SALESMEN. warmted to sell our lilies of
goods to time jobbing trade of Ornahmt ,
Council Biuffs anti the euitiro state of
Iowa. to ( ho wholesale drtmg , fancy goods ,
dry goods , hmouso furnishings anti Immird-
ware trade. Reply stating ( till particulars
as to experience , ability , etc. , to ( lie
Illinois I'ure Aluminum Counhitmny , Lu-
mont. Illinois. 11-106-23'
STRAW hints bleached hike new. Fiicker
Bros. , room 10 Creighiton bile , 13-Dt W
% 'ANTlli-MAI.E hEll' .
( Continued. )
A.-SALESMEI' to ccli cigars to dealers ;
salary , 160.00 to $200.00 per month anti cx-
luenses ; experlneo tmnnecossary : per-
mnnent poaiuon. The Do Morn. CIgar Ca. ,
Springfield , 0. 11-
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\'ANTfli ) . men anti women in every towum
to work for sis at their tmonies. No can-
"itasing , We sentl you work immediately.
We IluiVo seeral iiimes of work to gtvcu
out , sense Of which requireS no experletice
s'hmatever , If you ccii t devote ( ho whole
day to our work , you cnn earn 15 or $6 ft
week by working an hour or tss'n of aim
evening. Enclose stnmnp. We will enti
roil full instructions free of elmarge. Stan-
ulard Art Mfg. Co. , No. SI Standarti % muiilti-
imig , 112 West Twcnty.thtrd at. , New York ,
Ifx1'EntlNcFr salesmen to eil mann fac-
turers' line of neckwenr on cnnmmisaion
iso mommey nulvamicetit references required.
S'Ischmlawits & Co. , 711 North Seventh St. ,
St. Lotus , Mo. 11-140-29'
WANTED-Saiciunmais who is going to cx-
hilblt in exposition space to add anti show
nit entirely new mind very fast selling
article aflul make money from ntlvnmwo
cash orders. Planet Mfg , Concern , St.
Louis , Mo , 11-142-23'
HALIfSMAN wanted. Free outfit. Several
etirmm $20 weekly cash. lhrutttice. 243 l'u'mtrl ,
New York. 13-141-29'
EXPIfI1ENCED free salesmen wnmiteil to
work on aalam' ' nmitl eonmmnlssion , Adilress
Stark Valley Nursery , Plaimiview Net , ,
1i-iuIiOO 31'
OI1EAT nmoneymnker for sniemimeum visiting
factories. ligtmt plants , muihi ; , elevators.
General lmusthing agents wutimleti. lligalow
Siieclalto' Mfg. Co. , 185 Dcarbom'um , Cliicutgo
fl-illii-29'
\VANTIfD , good tinner , Scamidlmma'imsmm lire-
fert'eti , who can play in bniiih. Address
iock box 253 , Newumman Grove , Neli.
11-3-1150 31
\\'ANTID , Saht'smnems to travel nail sell
g0ttl5 , Call 441 l'ttxton block , betweemi
8:30 : antI 10 a. am , Il-lOt 29
A \VIfLi established 11(15150 desires to april
a branch oihlco in Oummaummt : will pay coin-
Petcuit mntuiiiiger $1 200 ncr year : small cmiii-
Ituil rettuireth. ttklress Manager , 200
Mamrnii bldg. , Chicago , 13-173 29'
"WAX'V13D-1"EIiAt.i3 11137.5' .
1000IIILS for all kinds of work : $3 to $7
week. Canadian 0111cc. 1522 Douglns.
C-SB
5E13 the FpieriO' corset , 1511 Dotmglus St.
C-708 321'
0 I IlL foi geumeral housework ; small famnily.
260 $ Dodge. C-812
WANTED. Gin for hmotmiuework. Mrs. 11. B.
Neely , 4371 Ilninhltomi St. C-ISO
\VANTRD , First-claus cook ; must have
rocomniendist Ions. Mrs. C.V. . itlegt'utt It ,
2137 5. 33rd at. 0-967
GOOD Girl for general imotmsework ; funnily
of three. 2621 llnrmmey lIt. 0-967 29
0001) girl for general liouseivork , 1(00
Cliicngo. C-M993 29
COMPETENT girl for general hrnuuueworlc ;
2 iii fmtmnily. 116 5. 31 Ave. C-11)5-29 ) *
WANTED , 150 girls. lfmnploymnent Bureau ,
1524 Dodge. Telepimommo S76. C-437-Jl2
\VAN'I'ED-Foum' , ladies , mtienmbers of \ . C.
9 . tT. to aeli sPecialty ium wldclmV. . C. ' 1'
U. is Imitercateil. Salary itmiti commission
1' 52 . '
Address , lice. C-l61-29'
LADIES , to utritlremis eimvelopes , circimlars
mimmil svm'lte for us at hiopse. hii'pi' s'ith
self-add resse,1 , stitmil PetI envelope. I'eer-
less Co. , South Iiemitl Intilana. 0-111-28'
\VAN'I'ED , counprtemst gIrl for general
hitmtiscvork inquire , 1921 Corby St.
C-1i2-29'
LADIES , wamited to do needle woik : can
devote liii or part thmne ; cash ) ' mimmike $4 to
$7 tier week. Call 33 Barker block ,
C-Mlhl-30'
WANTED , compctamit girl for general
hiouseworic in family of two. Apply 2121
Callforuiia St. C-lb-Ill'
FA'r folks rcducetb 15 lbs. a months ; nn' one
emma make renied' at home ; sunmple box ,
etc. , mailed tree ; it ( 'Oats yttm tiotlmhmmg to
try it. hall Chemical Co. , A 31 , St. Louis ,
Mo. C-
WANTED , a conmpotcumt girl for housework -
work ; references required , Mrs. 'tV. 'P.
'Vymnan lOths amid 11arne' , C-M203 .11
LADIES to pnibroider illou' covers , work
sent to your home , gooib pay ; senti
stamped envelope for liarticulars amid
sample. Empire hfnmbroider3' Co. , 23
Duane St. , New York. C-141 29'
LADIES to do Idutin sewing at home ; $1.50
a day ; four nmonthms' work guarnimtet'tl ;
send stamped addressed emmveiojie far liar-
ticulars. H. W. Hutton & Co. , Pimilmithel-
hihin , Pa. C-bIG 29'
EMPLOYMENT Ibtmreau , 1521 Dodge at , ,
wants 150 girls. Tel. 876. CDI JIl
idiiRI9l % P-ISO V SES.
CHOICE houses amid cottages all over city ;
$5 to $75. Fidelity , hat floor , N. Y. Life.
D-SJ9
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HOUSES. l3cncwa & Co. , 108 N. 15th St.
B-HO
hOUSES , stores , . Bemnis , Paxton block.
D-St1.
MOVING hmousehmoltl goods anti pianos.
Om , Van & Storage Co. , 1511 Farnam ,
Tel , 1559. B-HI
FURNITURE Anti leasehmold of a 7 auth 13-
room modern flat for sale ; bargain ; good
location , rent low. Ilemis , Paxton 131k.
D-M511
12-ROOM modern house. 131 So , 25th St. , hot
siater Imeat , J. N. F'renzer , app. old 1' . 0.
B -656
F'IJItNISiIIfD house of S rooms , 8 blocks
from iostolllce. Address P 31 , lIre.D913
D-913
COTTAGES-I-room , $7.50 anti $1.00 : f-room , ,
$10.00 ; 6-room , $12.60 ; S-room , $16.00 ; newly
painted and imleretl : benutIfui for aitua-
tion. 436 lloaj 9 of Trade. D-912
FOIl RENT , S-room house on pavetl street ,
East Omahmmi , with misc of teleplmono ;
cheap for ( lie summer. Lamereaux hlros. ,
102 S. 16th. D-96t
FOR RENT , nine-room Imouso with barn ,
22d at. , near California : unotlern : rensommn.
bie to good teuieflt , Apphy at 1.06 N. 5' ,
Life Iiuiithing. D-00200
NINE room moslerim house cheap ; beautiful
yard ; iinrt furniture for mtle. Aldress
I , 56 , Bee. B-Ill 29'
VERY choice , furnisheti , h2 rooms ; not .for
roomers. GOt 11cc bldg. 1)-MITS 31
FOR RIONT , aix-room cottage. furnished ,
near exposition , 3117 North 29th St.
Dlbl 29'
4-ROOM 1ioue , gootb repair , $8.00.
7-room house , 2329 Frammklln St. , $10.00.
5-room flew cottage , 1914 Castellar St.
H , C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat. hunk IlitIg.
13-162 29
SEVEN large south front rooms , suitable
( or lodgers , 18th anti Jiaruicy. (4. ( 5. Curtis.
D-M222 J4
6-ROOM cottage , till modern couivemmieumc4u.
830 8. 28th St. fl-1t1iCR 211'
,
- IUIt"IllIN'r..1etJ1tP6ISIII0H itOOMS'
FURNIShED roomas. 521 5. 26th ave.
19-111151 M29'
EXPOSITION VIfhl'l'ORh-lOOO furnished
rooms. Write to Ifxoumltiorm ; Itoomlng
Co. , Douglas block , 16th antI Botige.
hf-M4HJI4'
FOR IIENT , Two front rooms. 310 N , lId ,
13-021 23'
LARGE jilenaaumt rooms , Cot , ! , shmnmio ; 3
blocks north of Ogden Imouse and liroati-
. way car line. 144 Grant lit. , CouncIl
Bluffs , In , F1-M936 30'
IIFIAU'l'IFUL tarnished rooms at reasonable -
able rates. 1115 Capitol av , , or 1020 Iouig.
las at.
hfXI'OSITION OSlhcIaI Juiormmufioui Bureau ,
1319 Farnam ; 5,000 chiolcu rooms to rent.
13-810
hfLEGANTI.Y furnlahmeub rooms ; modern ,
620 11. 19th , 13-83900 J24'
MODERN south rooms , transients. 514 N. 19 ,
19-tiiC'--J.23'
TIlE FARNAM TFIIU1ACFI , 2036-38-40-42
Fnrmmamn , new modern builthfng , new fur-
nishmlngmi ; all elegant outside rooms
porcimes , lawum , trees ; within live minutes
walk of busiiuu center ; aim slight cheva-
tiour especially desIrable for man and
faumdly , If-MEL 318'
FUIINISIIIfD r iom. 1913 Douglas.
1-M956 Ji'
is'Olt lllNT..PitXIhIi1) 310011 $ .
( Contimnmc'tl. )
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FIIRNISIIEI ) rooms tot' gentlemen ; 1624
Cass ; on Slmermnnn avemmue car line' ret-
erences required. E-M97 31'
PUI1NIIIIIED rooms. 848 5 , 19th stre'ot.
b.-M9C 20
FUINISIIIfD roonm8. . 603 N. 16 ; grocery tor
10-301-327'
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DESI flAIlt1i mania with hotel comst'eni-
( 'flees , lit small family , clowmi town , to
tixiioiuitiofl % 'isiitors , by ( lits tiny or Week.
Telephiomme 21S1 for particulars.
11-908
NICELY tmirmiishieui roammimu au ear hue , flt'nm
inhimutes rrom CXItitltinfl grotmnd , reason-
aide rates ; transients nccomrnotlntcti ,
1620 N. lltii St. 10-116 29'
ROOMS , heat location in city for vposi-
titus % 'isitors , "Time Stewqrt , " llii-922 N.
19th St. 13-115-29'
TO OIfNTh.I3MEN , large rooms , first ciass
motlern , Imear btmalncs crister : references
exchanged , Athlrcss 1' 43 , lice ,
1'-MhlS.34'
FIIiNISIIED roonma with or without board
iii 1)untlee ; Very reasonable rates ; nice
Idace : comivenieuit to car : timuthi privilege ,
Address 1' Si , llee. 15-117-29'
FOR 1lfN'P , micliglitfut rootmis on motor
iimme fromis $2.00 to $3.00 er 'eck no raise
tlunimig exliosition it tnkemi aim or before
Jumio I ' btmam'il It desired , 1700 Avenc .5 ,
Coumiehi Illuffs , F-lit 29 ' "
NhCI3L1' ftmrnisheui rooms. 2412 Cuss street.
15-11207
El.ISGAN'l'ly ftmrumiiuhieui roommms , single or lit
suits : by dii' , sveek or mouth. Frets
bathis. 1503 mutcs at. 15-130 29'
N1CISLY fmmrnislioti roommium for triumisicuttu.
1914 Douglas , 11-MIST 31'
FihtNlShliSl ) 1100115 , 'l'rumnuiiemit ; this is
your Imiact' , strictly $1.00 irr &la' , vitliout
irnarti ; immotiern lituSt' mmevly hit ted retmnma ,
baths , gooti suirrtimmmstlltmgui. enuvemmient to
exposition grtitimmtis amid Simerinnum nvemmue
car hue. 1S02 Ohio lOt. 15-MiSI ii
blOOMS , all comu'eimicmices , 621 So. 13th.
15-151 328
2224 F4'tItNAM , thilril hoar , cool , front , nfl
' : i'itvruslemiccs ; gamut latmien emily. 15-154 2' )
FUI1NIS1iIID rooumm , ammitahilts for two
genticimmeis , or ititlIcs. Call or uut1lrcs S20i (
8. ISthi. 15-216 29'
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LABOl. list rouns for remit nil linrt8 of city.
0111cc open till 10 p. in , nail Stmmmtliu's. Itirs.
Jeffries , hoard of 'I'rathe , Sixteeuith nmmd
Farumnrn , first floor , bf-itilS.'i 30'
'l'IIFI ThhItO\\'lShl-lS gooti roommis. lOS N. i7 ,
. I5-2it192 .h2S'
IfXi'OSiTION visitors , cmiii itt 1110 llrowm
hilt , car. 16th anul ltnmgins , tom' reliable tim.
fanmnuttion relative turiiishietl rumouns ; mie
charges. 15-176 29'
l1lY mile'ly ftmrmmimuhieil roommms , hiotiso all
muotlern ; lirivate fnmnil' : aim cmii' line mmmc
-I _ lammutcoun laurie. 1' 55 , lice. E-Ml7S
FIJitNISlilfi ) 3-rocnm hiiiur'e , mmmcmilcrum , $13,119.
H. C. l'etcm's & Co. , U. S. Nat. Bank 111,1g. ,
15-162 29
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pt'ltxIslI 151) ICOOMS AND ii fl.tbtI ) ,
TIllS Merrianm , flrst-class funnily hotel.
25th numui Iodgc Shu. F'-847
NISW ALBANY , 21111 Ilimmutcy : elegant
rttinls , first.citmus : board ; tt'rmmms ransoms.
able ; triumisient trade ohicited.
ohicited.FM3lI
F-M3lI 37'
I'rlsAsANT mamas , immoilerms , strictly first-
ciaas boarmi ; reasommablo rates ; trmtmiaieiita
taken. 522 N. bOth itt. F-M129 312'
.5 , 15 Il V mm lcd y fti rum Ishied u'oumuia ; a I I mail era.
comiveniencaim ; for 2 tic I gentlt'mneii ; price.
$30.00 each ; st'ithout lumichm , $25.00 eac'li ; pci-
% 'istu funnily ; aim cam' limit' . near Ilimimactimil ,
park. 1' 13 , 11cc , F-lull
'I'I iB 110511. 2020 i4utrmmm' ; hive cool roomna
with Iyouii',1 , ; I raumsiemitu accoumimnocintt'ui ;
rates reasonable. F-797 JIl'
I'LBASAN'l''eii ftmrmmishmcd roam ; all mimotl.
em commvemmiences , wIth or without board ;
Itrivato faintly ; near Ilanscomu park. t
12 , ilee. F'-lOI
I'AKIS dowmm ( lint "ter smile' ' or ' 'for reust'
sign imi yotmr wlimtltnv ; 'rho 11cc reaclmea
more Immoimlo lim it ( lay timan will iass yoUr
wiimtlow in us mmmommtlm ; iuiinl they cotititilt
these cohtmomna vhiemm they want to hiuy'
or remit. 1i'S65
FURNISHED rooms Ivitli boartb ; ( rams-
slants uccomnmnodntcth. 2005 1)ttugias.
F-M939 110'
UTOPIA , 1721 Davenport st. ; rooms , first-
class board ; transients accornnioilatetl.
F'-MiSG J4'
LARGE south ( remit rocimma ha suIte tsr slim-
gb , and board. All immotiern , 2576 hlariiiy
at , F-2i1 29'
NICELY fimrnishel riitimmls ; good loitrd ,
trammsients acconmnmothutted. 19'O ) t'itphtol
At'e. F-M2u6 31'
TO exposition 'lsitors , ) oii cmiii lhiitl imleaS-
mint accauninodmttitilis at I lotel Nichiolutmu ,
1101 N. IStim St. ; macala 93 cents : rooms 50
ccmiti imp ; three cur lines iii two biock ,
Atblress Mrs. C. L. i.Votk'hi , F'-203 20'
FIJI1NISIIISD rooms 5 blocks from tile CX-
hilsitioii grotluitis : also raezL1. Itirs. t ) , A.
Scott , 2814 N. 19th , F-2i7 2) ) '
NICELY ( mmrnlslmeui front room , utumltumble ( or
two geuitiemen , with goad ioam'ii , 23Ot
1)oughtus tit. F-Ill 29'
PIIIVATIS ( amily svlll ( mike a few bonnier ;
for sumnnier in cottagim itt Luke Okohmoji ,
Adibress 1' 62 , lIce , F-MIll 34
2211 BINNEY-Rooms nnb , fIrst-class board
transients acconmmnotliiteti ; reasonabla
rates. F-lsilIO 34' > - -
FOIt ILIIN'I'-LJNFVILNISIi III ) IIOOMS.
FOIl Rent. nIce south front unfurnialmeti
l-oomns , with bath ; \5'Itlmueil iilock , hi" . W.
Carunichaci , No , 6 , Withnell block.G348
G-348
UNIrUItNISIIISD roonma ; motIons. 1821 1.cav.
Fiat 4. 0-711(99 .113'
'rhiItIflf large iuumiurmmlslieui rtiomuu ( or lIght
iititiilekCelil ng on groti ati ilotm r. Apply at.
110 South 25th avenue , uicar hotlge.
0-MISt 31'
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1h1L 1tIN'V-S'l'Oht ES ANI ) ( ) ii'FJItfS ,
FOR remit , tl'e d.sory ( brick building at
91(3 ( Furnam St. I'lils luilcling has a fire.
1roo ( ceniemmt imasemelit , water out all
doors , gami , etc. Apply at time oihleo or
The lIce , 1-010
FJNIS STORE ItOOli ON 11Th ST. , NFIAI1.
cx 1)051 ) ( iou , ivi t hi I lvi ng room ii i ii rear ii miii
cemented basement. Sen 1'itlelity 'I rust
Co. at once , 1st ( hour , N. V. 1.1Cc , I-2s1424
SPACE to remit , simitai'ho ( or job pnlimtiilg or
other small bmmsint'sH , 'l'elepiionu nail dealt.
Remit cheap. 1517 Burt ,
' ' , ttmltnhlo tam'
FOIt 1ISN'l' ( . Suite of roonus
ilactor's tifilco. J. A , F'iillcr dl Co. . 1403
Iouglas St. 1-963
FOlt ItISNT a store room near exposition
grouniis , ) iply 11 , 2702 1)ecittmir street.
I-Multi 30'
volt htlfN'I' , onni nt flue firmest locmuii"ims irs
Oroauia ( or ticket broker , etc. Intimuirts
1602 Fnnrmum lOt. 1-910-30'
FOR Lt15N' , now store rooms joining cx- ,
positiotm , 24th timid I3iroguo iOta , 1-156
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AGI9N'I'S "VANTIl1l , f 1
AIISNTS wanted--Burnt Ijaistead's are4
War Ifook , "Our Country in Vnr. " AlL
about ArmIes , Navies , Coast DefcnHcS
Maine lIsuster , Cuba , War wills Bm'alfl ' ,
lunti relations with Foroigmi Nations.
Nearly tXiO lyages. All tvj'ittcin sInce Maine. " .
Dianster. Magimiflcent coloreti Illuittra. . ' . . .0 ,
tionn , Agents mumalting $10 to 18) ) er thay.
No exlierience necessary , Most littoral
terlummi guturonteed , 20 ulnys' crethit. jirice. "
low , freight paid , Itantlsome outfit ( rc'o.
( lend 9 twr'-cemut ntanmpui to pay Posage. (
Educational Uniomi. 324 jeari'erum ' ( It , , Clii.
cugo. J-MitS .Eurie 5'
MEN or women , 16,00 tiaHy ; now iimveitioim ) ;
inexperienced ucceod , Dozier Co. , Omriuthma.
J-817 29'
AGENTS wanted for "Our Niuval 'S'iur Wlth
Hpaiim ; ' ' splendIdly iliustratosl ; only authentic -
thentic hook it ) be imubIliiod ; free outfit
now reaiiy : act quick , Naiioumnl h'ub. ( Jo.
Lukesido iiltig , , Chicago. J-311155 30'
SVAN'i'hfl ) . gooti hustlers to sell ( lie nih.
cliii medals and buttons in the L'XIlOsitiOui
and city. ] Ie building , recta 410.
3-31972 20'
itiris 0I W'ililamii 11 , Giatimitorme ( lIve ycara
in preparmution ) now ready Extra terirme.
to utgcriis , ( iruiriti oiportmmnity far enrumest.
workers , Solid 10 cents for complete cuts
( It , or write ( or circular. F , W , Ziegler
Co. , Ill Dearborn St. , Chicago.
J-M3 2 $ '