THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , , JATS UAH Y 4 , 1890. 11
Ailvcrllxrinrndt for 'tlii'MC
Mill IIP InliL-ii until 1U in. for tlin
rtcnliiK rilltlim , niuf until NiilO i > . in.
for iniirnliiK ninl .Munilnx edition" .
Unto * , 1 ! - ! ! it woril flrMt limcrtliint
1 < ; u woril tlifri-Mftcr. Nollilnw tnkpn
for IrNN than li. c fnr I Intlrit IIINIT-
tlon. Tlic-Kr" ail\crllkeiitciiti tnunt lie
run cotiNvutitlvvl- .
Alvrrtliirr , liy rc < | iir tln j n nuin-
licrcil check , van linte nnmvom nil-
( IrcHNcil to n iiiitntirriMl letter In cure
of Tin ; Her. Aniorcru no nililrrniti-il
will lioMVCTC | | OH prcicntutlou of
tlie check only.
A HTENOOHAPIIER. when you want one
please call up the. Remington typewriter
ofllce , 1G19 Fttrna'm St. , telephone , 1573.
A-SW
A ailA.DUA.T/1'Mn pharmacy : seven years'
experience ; salary reasonable ; best refer
ences. J. W. Ritchie , Dallas , la.A .
A M824
WANTED MAI.K HEM * .
SALESMEN for cigars ; J12o n. month and
expenses : old firm ! experience unnfces-
sary. C. C. Ulshop & Co. , Bt. Louis. Mo.
B 700
WANTED , wo have.steady work for n few
Good hustlers of good habits nnd appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co. . 624 So. IGth St.
HELP , . .Kmplre Rupture Cure , 832 N. . Y.
Life Building. Send for circulars.
, t 13 MJQl
TAILORS , attend Dyhr's cutting school.
618 So. 13th St. ' B-956
MEN to Ifnrn barber trade. So. Louis
Harbor College. . Otpaha. Neb. , corner
Dodgn and 14th St- ( . " Investigate this
Hchool. A thoroughly practical Institu
tion for teaching the trade and not a ,
"system1 * or sot of fake schools filled
with victim * caURht by advertising snures
nuch as offers of situations for years , out
fits , transportation , wages , etc. Write us
for particulars. Prof. 8. Randolph.
A - ' B-M29I J9
WANTED , good ollcliora In every village
nnd school district .to taks orders for The
Weekly Uee nnd Cosmopolitan ; very lib
eral commission * ; ' 'write 'for ' particulars.
The WeiJhly 'Bee. Omaha. . I1-M819-
WANjT/ElJi , o. successful Insurance solicitor ;
/nor/nwienf nosltlon ; none but those hav-
'IhR'experience and first-class reference
need apply. Address K39 , Boo.
' ' < B-M915 J6
GOVERNMENT positions ; don't prepare
for nny clvlj norvlce examination without
ftjelnVf 'our' itlustvated cutulomift of Information -
formation ; sentfree. . Columbian Corroi
apondenco College , Washington , D C.
B-M9S3 4 *
WANTED1 , In every ( own tin 'energetic '
agent : srood pay wc k4y. Hawks Nursery
Co. . Milwaukee , WIs. . B-M110 J31
DOCTOR WANTED , ' must be" "competent
nnd registered In Nebraska ; ono familiar
with the specialty -prnctlc"- . Address , glv-
> ng experience , ctq , , K 52 , Bce. ,
B 833,4
WANTED , a young man of unexceptional
character.1o nctustHtor nnd companion
to n. youth ; to the rlcht pfrson a. gqod
home and suitable compensation will be
given. Address K (11 ( , Bee. B M136 9 *
DEALERS , ATTENTION- : have on ex
hibition at the warehouses of Wagner
Brothers. Omaha , .a , line line of vehicles
for your Inspection : our Mr , L. Burg In
charge ; you are cordially Invited to call.
L. Burg Cttrrlago Co. , Dallas city. 111.
R M137 B *
* - - .
WANTED , first-class young man stenog
rapher and typewriter from the country
whp.cnn control live stoclc shipments ;
none other need apply. Address K m. Bee.
B M145 9
WANTED , every ybitn < ? man who
this ndv. to know that the place called
the "St. Louis Barber College" of Omaha
Is not connected- with the Moler System
of Barber /Colleges. Wo have no "cheap
basement joints ? ' nor "five-cent profes
sors. " We employ expert Instructonv
lecturers on dermatology , donate tools ,
Issue diplomas backed by state charter ,
guarantee pqsltlojis .and furnish free
trnnhpfiWa-tlotl tb Chicago. St. Louis Or
Minneapolis. Call or write for1 frc cata
logue. .Moler Barber College Reprennta-
tlve , U frclghton , blk. , I5th & Dnuirlns
sts. , Qmaha-- ; - B-M 149 8'
WANTED/'twenty men at 8taKo..pntranco ,
Boyd's theater nt 10 a , m. , Wednesday.
Ask for Mr. Clark. , B-150 3
specialties ; flno
s J5 a day : used by nil iner-
ihantiJC ModelAlfB.Co. , box B. . South
Bend. Ind. B-M1G3 F3
SALESMAN t&'cnrry fine RClMngnldo line ;
small sample , coed commission , nq com
petition. Fill , G8Xa.n. | , aveToneka. . Kan , .
\VANTE11 FEMAI.K IIKLV.
WANTED , good solicitors In every village
and schopJuillstrlflt to take orders for The
Weckjy < uee mid Cosmopolitan ; very lib
eral otrmmlRSlontt ; write for particulars.
The Weekly Bee , Omaha. C M820
WANTED , competent girl for general
housework at 807 N. 19th. st.
WANTED , "Girl fqr general housework ;
umall family. Inquire 3002 Masun St.
, . C-M 139-5
_ , j \ y _ V _ *
GIRL wanted for sonoral housework. 220-1
W.cstcr. A < Or-M133 0
WANTED , lady agents In Omaha and sur
rounding towns to sell Preventing nnd
Preventive Douche Svrlnge ; best remedy
knpwn for women.- * Call and consult our
physicians or address. In confidence , Pre-
ventlne Medical Co316 Ramgo block ,
Omaha , Neb ; Telephone 2270.
' -j M , . I "G SI73S J26
' WANTED , girl for general houaawork ;
V- small'family. Inquire ,3002 Mason st.
- . , ' . i ' , I' . . C-M139
WANTED , white girl'to'do general h6use-
work ; small famllv. no children. Mrs.
J. E. Click. S14.N. 2oth St. . South Omaha.
C-155 6 *
GIRL for general housework , family two ;
good wages. 30C lice bldg. C 150 4
WANTED , a girl for general housework.
Mrs. II. II. Salisbury , N , E. cor. 32d and
Caps. ' . . C-M159 4
FOR
CHOICE Hoiiies anrf cottages all over city
$5 to $75. Fidelity , 1st floor , N. Y. Life.
' D-791
HOUSES. B'enewa & Co. , IOS N. IGth St.
D-793
ALWAYS t moving household goods nnd
pianos. Omaha , Van & , S.torago Co. . 1611 %
Farnam. Tel. 0559. . ' D 796
HOUSES , stores ? Bemls , Paxton 'block.
- . D-793
HOUSES. Chas. E. Benson , 310 Rijmage bldg
I . . D-M7SJ JI3'
1S03 OHIO St. , ' 9-room .house , all modern ,
except furnace" : " largobarn. Fidelity , 1st
floor , N. Y. Life. D-SOO
7-ROOM liofisefbath : $14.00.314 First Na- '
ttonal Bank bldg : t D 722
THBvvr orma'nille" nnd "Wlnona" apart-
menr houses are mJW open for inspection ;
beautiful flats , utrKro heatd , with shades ,
raixKes , , iflepbniie , . polished haril-wood
floors , walls decorated In colors to suit
tenants. Janitor services free. Strlctlty
first class ; references required. Fidelity
Trust Co. , agents , N. T. Llfa Bldg.
X ii . i D-M747
MAOGARD'S Van anO Storage. Il5 N. 15th.
Tel.-HSU. " , ' D-M6S1
"
STORES , $5 PO , one $10.00
Z4 7 8. IS , G-r. , .TW.OO.
4112 Nicholas. 7-T. . $15.00.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co. , 16th and Doug
las St ? . D-295
FOR RENT. S-room house , No. G1S S. 17th
St. , 2H squaies from court house. Call
at room SOU , City Hall. D SOU
FOR RENT , houses In all parts'of city.
The O. F. Davis Co. , Ii05 Farnam St.
, D-113
(
HOUSES for1 rent ; a specialty'mads of
looking ufter property of' non-renldenU.
J. II. Sherwood. 423--N. Y. Life. D 757
FOR RENT , excellent 7-room cottage. 2211
California street : rortuced.rcntal.to cjiolca
tenant until prlog : _ Inquire 506 XyTLUe
orW1 North 19th St. v MG&0'
STEAM heateil store and flats , Howard
llanck , Agt. , 1610 Chicago St.
D-901-J29
KOK iti.vr :
( Continued. )
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house In ex
change for room nnd board. F. D , Wcad ,
real state agency , 10th nnd Douglas.
D-811-J-27
4-ROOM house. 620 Bancroft St.
D-535 4
FOR RENT. 521 So. 20th. 8 rooms , modern"
JIO. 23 < vi Jon s , 7 rooms , modern , $13.
Potter-Sholes Co. , 310 N. Y. Life.
Life.D M900 S
3-ROOM detached house , 2118 California. In-
qulro 001 N. 22d. D-M9S5 7
FOR RENT. 10-room modern house nnd
barn on 27th avc.J desirable premises at
$ .13 per mo.
2 steam-heated rooms In Davldgo bldg , , op-
IKJsIto city hall.
John W. Bobbins , 1802 Farnnm st. D-M123
2-STORY house and barn , large hall , bath
and furnace. 1002 S. 20th ovc. . $30.00.
0-room houte , hot water heat , at 1525 9.
26th St. , $25.00. Key at 1627. next door.
9-room house , new , nil conveniences , nt 1125
S. 31st st. , $40.00. Key at 1111 8. 30th ave.
12-room house , flnr premises , steam heat ,
at 1930 S. 33d St. , $50.00.
Z-story house , 8 rooms , 2105 Miami at. . $ lo.
7-room house , at 2533 Spencer Bt. , $18.00. Key
next door east. .
10-room house , modern , northwest cor. litn
and Blnncy Hts. , $35.00.
R. C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat. Bank
HOUSES , stores. Robblns. 1602
FOU IIEXT FUIIJUHHED BOOMS.
THREE nice rooms , housekeeping. 1112 ; So. .
llth St. E-C01
ROOMS , gentlemen , ref. req. 1701 Cap. Avo.
THREE furnished rooms for housekceplnR :
man and wife ; rent taken in board. 319
N. 17th. k * M
_
"MODERN So. r'ms. $ l,50 week up. 514 N. 19.
Ji * S'1G A' 3
FURNISHED rooms ; housekeeping , 2C23 St.
' E-M170 8 *
Mary's. -
I'UHMSIIEI ) ROOMS AND ItOAUD.
THE MERRIAM , tlrsf class family hotel ,
24th and Dodgu Sts. F-02
THE CAPITOL , 1722 Capitol Avenue.
F-M632 J19
NICELY furnished rooms , steam heat , free
bath , $1.50 ppr week and up. Klondike
hotel , 16th and Webster Sts. F-M803
HOT'water heat , all Improvements. 212 8. 23.
F-M110 J3
1ANOE HOTEL , C04 S. 13 : best family hotel
In city : modern : steam heat. F 177 J14
BOARD and room , $1.50 up : steam heat.
Prague Hotel , 13th and Williams.F
F M502
Board & room , $3.50. Mr. Jess , 1718 Williams.
F-M501 JIG *
i ROOM nnd board In private family near
Hanscom park ; all modern , nlcily fur
nished ; price reasonable. K 28 , Bee.F
F 761
ONE or two nicely furnished rooms with
board ; nil modern house , on car line near
Ilansctun park. K 27 , Bee. F 760
ELEGANT steam heated front rooms , with
board , 1909 Capitol avenue. F MS07 J3 *
SINGLE or en suite , with board , near Han
scom park. 11M S. 31st st. F M141 S
ROOMS and board. 216 South 26th street.
F-M143 9
ROOMS nnd board 'for ' gentlemen. 1703
Dodse. F M147 5
BEAUTIFUL rooms , first-class board. 25S4
Harney. F-M10110 *
FOR HK.VT UNFUIIMSIIEU nOOMS.
FOR gentlemen , walking distance , near
Farnam car , modern. I 33 , Bee.
G-M228
THREE rooms , 708 South 17th strcnt.
0 M2G5 J8
EEr rooms.-modern. C16 S. 79tn St.
G M134 4
SUITE unfurnished rooms , modern houpo ;
cheap to right party. Address K 57. Bee.
G-M777 9 *
FOIl HF\T-STORK9 AND OFFICES.
3-STORY rnd basement brick store build
ing , 1005 Farnam. 22x100. Inquire 314 First
National Bank building. I M505
AGENTS WANTED.
WE have permanent work for men , women
and girls at good waees. Illxenbaiitrh &
Co. . . . topi floor Ware block. J M503
DR. SPRINGSTEENS M. R. Remedies for
women ; Omaha testimonials ; nurses' reg
ister here * . Springsteen Med. Co. , Branch
office , 723 N. Y L. Bulldlnp. J-626 F18
RELIABLE man to handle agents for Telephone -
phone Tablets nnd specialties ; pays $5.000
a year. 'Inolosa stamp. , Victory Mfg. Co. ,
Cleveland , Ohio. J M164 4 *
WANTED TO IlENT.
WANTED. To rent , a ttandard piano :
might buy. C. F. Shaw , 51S South 16th.
K-9IO J3
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. , SOS-
810 Jones , general storage and forwarding.
-SOB
OM. Van & Storage. 1611 > 4 Farnam. Tel. 1559.
-S07
WANTEI1 TO BUY.
IF YOU are In need of anything try the
Want Columns of The. Bee ? they will
bring you what you want. N S > 67
OMAHA school and city warrants wanted ,
n. C. Peters & Co , , U. S. Nat'l bank bldg.
N-574
BEST and cheapest stoves and furniture
sold at small profits ; highest prices paid
. for good goods. D. Brodkcy , 110 S. 14th.
N 446
$10.000 WORTH furniture. Transmlsslssippl
Furniture store , .cor. 16 & Davenport.
N-M465 J14
HIGHEST prices paid for nil kinds of
household goods. Lewis , 104 S. lu. . .
N-M702 3 it ,
SECOND hand safe for cash. 114 So. 13th.
N-672 J21
WANTED , for cash , stocks of merchan
dise , $3.000 to $10,000 ; correspondence con-
tldentlal. Lock Box 23. Maltland. Mo.
N-MS46 J29 *
STAMP collections bought , sold. Mortenson ,
401 N. .16. N-M163 F3
FOR SALE FUttNlTURE.
VISIT our new store ; we have a complete
stock of furniture , stoves , etc. , cheap. J ,
Lewis. 101 S. 14th. O M703 J23
FOU SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST ' , hardwood , cribbing and hog
fence'at lowest prices. 901 Dougla St.
Q-811
SHI2RWlN-WIlllamnCo..mlxed paints SJier-
inan & McConncll Drug Co.lB13 Dodge St. ,
Q-813
B. HAAS. Florist. 1813 Vlnton St. . Tel. 776 ;
plants , cut flowers , bouquets , hall , resi
dence , wedding and grave decorations.
Orders by mall or express promptly rilled.
Q-813
HOG , poultry and lawn fences ; all wire ; la
beat. Wire Works , 14th and Harney.
Q-S14
FOR SALE , ton R.I.P.A.N.S for B cent * , at
druggists ; one gives relief. Q S15
2 SEWING machines. Marowltz , 41S N. 16.
Q-845
! ND-hand safe cheap. Derlght , 111 * Farnam
Q-M662
2nd-hand brick machinery , soft or stiff mud ;
castings. R. B Llvesy , 2S13 Cap. Ave.
Q-M647 J20
SECOND hand safe cheap , lit So. 13th.
Q-671 J21
FOR SALE , nt a sacrifice. Vose & Son's
piano , cabinet grand upright : cash or
time. Addrcts K 4S. Bee. Q-M965 7
. FOR SALE , our pavilion on exposition
1 grounds. Bids will be opened January 7.
Bemls Bttc Co , Q-M337 6
FOIl S.VI.i : MISCHLLAMKU'S.
( Continued. )
6PLENDID Water Filter ( second-hand ) nt
one-third value : dolly capacity. 20.000 gal
lons. Address Wheler , 403 N , 19.
Q-M160 5
MISCELLANEOUS.
SKATES sharpened , 15c. Om. Bicycle Co.
R 739
NOTICE td country dealers : Second-hand
furniture and stoves sold at lowest prices
by carload lots or less. Chicago Furniture
Co. , HOfi-8-10 Dodge. R-S76 J5
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ , clairvoyant. 817 N. 16th.
S-M442
VIENNA fortune teller , 18 years here. 1411
Howard. S-M4G1
MILTON. THE MEDIUM , known to every
man , woman nnd child In Omaha : gives
readings dally ; all affairs of life and bust-
neoH , love , law , sickness ; changes evil In-
tlutncca ; heals nil diseases by magnetism ;
readings by mnllj send six questions , $1.
1623 Dodge street , cor. 17th : materializing
seance Wed. and Friday evenings.
S-M162 6
EDNA E. LONG , th * well known spiritual
medium , will hold a Psychometric reading
clrolo Friday evening , Jan. C , at her re * . ,
S07 No. 20th , Admission 25c. All are cordi
ally invited ; she can bo consulted dally
on all affairs of life. S-M572 J17
MME. Gylmor , genuine palmist. IGOft Dodge.
S-M153 F3
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
MMIS. AMES , Pv. 5 , 607 S. 13 ; massage baths ;
attendant. T 486 J15 *
MRS. DR. LEON , electric massage bath
parlors : restful and curative , 417 S. llth ,
upstairs. T 562 J17
BATHS ; ladles only ; halrdresslng and man
icuring. Mrs. Porter , 203 Douglas block.
T M9G8 J9
CABINET baths and massage. 1111 Howard.
T M8J8 J29
MME. SMITH , Room 2 , 118 N. 15th St.
T-M9927-
MAY WILSON , massage , baths. 302 N. 18.
R. 15. T M169 F3r
PERSONAL.
VIAVI i woman's way to health. 316 Bee
Bldg. U-MS&G
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during confinement ; babies adopted ; ex
perienced physicians in attendance. 1136
N. 17th St. , Omaha. U SIS
MASSAGE , electric and magnetic baths.
New Hygienic Institute , 220 Bee Bld $ . ;
Tel. 1716. U-319
BATHS , massage. Mme. Post , 319'fc S. 15th.
U-20
RUPTURE cured , Empire Rupture Cure ,
932 N. Y. Life building , Omaha ; circulars
gent. U 726
MME. PAYNE removes superfluous hair ,
facial blemishes by electricity. Hairdressing -
dressing , manicuring parlors , 2301 Leaven-
worth. Tel. 1SG3. U 15 J5
LIEBEN , costumer , 1313 Howard : cnta.
logues sent. U 4S7
LADIES , send.4 cents In stamps for our
book and find out all about yourself : ex
plains everything fully. Preventive Medl
cine Co. , 316 Ramge Blk. , Omaha , Neb.
U 571 J17
HEALTHALL breakfast food ; best , cheap't
U-M636 Jl
BOOKBINDING Burkley Printing Co.
U 678
NO GRIP ! No microbes ! No rheumatism
where electrical couches' are In use. Proof
and treatment at 405 N. Y. Life. Ordr
one for your home. U M799 J3
DR. ROY. chiropodist ; corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity ; R. 12. Frenzsr
Blk. U
UNDERGRADUATE doctors , dentists ,
pharmacists , lawyers , soon graduated
without attendance. Box 136 , Chicago.
U-M107 J31
RITTER hospital ; confinement cases taken ;
babies adopted. 2214 Seward , Omaha. Tel
2233. U-100
MASQUERADE Suits at Sack's , 331S S. 20th
U 157 F2 *
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
WANTED , choice farm nnd city loans. R
C. Peters & Co. . U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
W-821
$100,000.00 special fund to loan on first-class
Improved Omaha property , or for build
Ing purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.
W * 22
5'4 PER CENT money. Bemls , Paxton blk
W-S23
G PER CENT city and farm loans. Garvln
Bros. , 1613 Fnrnam St. W S21
$1,000 AND upwards to loan on Improve !
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 132
Farnam St. W-825
MORTGAGES. Wallace , 213 Brown block.
W-828
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha rea
estate. Brennan-Love Co. , 219 Bo. 16th.
W-S27
FIFTY million : heap easteri * money fo
western Investment ; responsible agent
wanted. Investors ; ' Directory , N. Y.WG09
W-G09
WRITE us If you want a loan on you
farm In Iowa , eastern Nebraska or Mis
sourl , It will pay you. Anthony I/oan i.
Trust Co. , 315 N. Y. L. W-826
$100 AND up. F. D. Wend. 16th and DoUKlni
W-b30
MONEY to loan on Nebraska and lov\
farms ; lowest rates. Brennan-Love Co.
1.19 S. 16th St. . Omaha. W M427
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
$10 TO $10,000 TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIA
NOS , HORSES , WAGONS AND CAR
RIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS ,
etc. , at lowest rates in
Omaha , South Omaha and Council Bluffs
No removal of goods ; strictly confidential
you can pay the loan off at any tlmo o
In any amounts.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
3W SOUTH 16TH STREET.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONL
INCORPORATED LOAN COMPANY I
OMAHA. X-S31
MONEY loaned on pianos , furniture , jew
elry , horses , cows , etc. C. F. Reed , 319 S. 13
X-MB11
LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE
HOLDING PERMANENT POSITION
ON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE WITH
OUT INDORSEMENT. LOW RATES ;
EASY PAYMENTS. ROOM 119 , BOARD
OF TRADE BLDG. . IGTH AND FAR
NAM STS. TEL. 2295. X-M716
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent poaltlons with respon
sible concerns upon their own name , with
out security : easy payments. Tolman. R.
706 , N. Y. Life Bldg. X-S32
DIAMOND loan office. 1315 Douglas ; unre
deemed diamonds , watches , ttc. sold cheap.
X-S16
MONEY loaned on furniture , pianos , horses ,
cows , jswelry. Duff Green , r. 8 , Barker
blk , X-9S1
TO Loan , $400.00 In sums to suit ; business
private. Address K 62 , Bee office.
X-152
BUSINESS CHANCES.
RETAIL oil business , bargain It taken Im
mediately. K 41 , Bee. Y M921 JG
WANTED , partner In manufacturing nnd
wholesale business ; party wants more
capital to Increase business ; will bear in
vestigation. Address JC 25 , Bee Ofllce.
Y-M108 3
KOIl SALK-HKAL ESTATE.
HAVE you some lota to sell ? Now ls the
time to dispose of them : let the people
know that you want to dispose of them.
The Bee reaches the people who have the
money. * iS-S65
BARGAINS In homes , jots , farms ; sale or
trade. J. N , Frenzcr , opposite old P. O.
RB-S37
HOUSES , lots , forms , lands , loans ; also
fire Insurance. Bemls , fasten Block.
KBSJJ
POIt SALE HEAL ESTATE.
( Continued. )
ROOM modern house. Inquire 4012 Izard.
lin-MM7
2,000 WILL buy modern 9-room house anil
two full lots ; en.-ty term * ; this property
must bo sold. Brcnnan Love Co , , 219 S.
IGth St.
RE-902-JJ
IER13 Is a phenomenal bargain 2 lots , 33
( t. front by the usual depth on 22d St. ,
near Clark , cast front , on grade , for $550 ,
Thcsa lots are within walking distance ot
the U. P. and Mo. Pacific shops and rail
way tracks , P. O. , dcpotn. etc. They
originally sold for $1,500 each. The owner
must have money and Instructs us to sell
them at once for $ T > 50 each. $50 cash and
$10 per month. We will furnish the
money for building on either of these lota
to a purchaser.
Fidelity Trust Co. , New York Life.
RE-M131
L.OT8 on DodRJ. west of 2Cth , $ (50 ( ; lots on
21th and Davenport , very cheap. A. P.
Tukey , Board of Trade. RE S33
1IO bargain , 7-room cottage nnd lot. $500.
2724 Blondo. RE-M1000 7 *
3NAP , 50 foot lot , So. front , Ilnrney. near
36th Bt. , $2,2jO. R. 16 , Patterson block.
lin-613 Janl9
GO BURT county farm , $28 per acre ! will
rent to pay big Interest on Investment.
W. H. Clements , Lyons , , Neb.REMJ21
RE-MJ21 JC
LOGAN valley farm lands. W. II. Clem
ents , Lyons. Neb. RR-M922 J30
FOR SALE , lot COxlSO , with two five-room
houses , near 12th and Castellar. city water ,
rents for $16.00 per month : 5 full lots In
Pullman Place , South Omaha , a few
blocks southwest from Armour's packing
house and street car : also a lot In Gleso's
addition , near 21th street and ptrcet car
line ; a nice lot In Ames Place , near 21th ;
also several vacant lots In different parts
of the city. All this property will be sold
at wny down prices. Will take some
Omnha Savings bank ccrtlllcHtei t BO
cents on thp Jl.OO In part payment. J. A.
Lovercn. 942 N Y. Life. RE M912 JJ-
[ 4.500 buys modern residence near West
Farnam : cost , $8,000 : large lot ; the best
bargain In the city. Enquire D. C. Patter
son. RE M5G3
LOST.
LOST. Dark yellow colllo bitch ; reward.
2736 Decatur. Lost-94S J8
L.OST , pointer put ) , white with brown spots ;
return to 2407 Burt ; reward.
Lost Mils 3 *
LOST , double vlsloned spectacles ; reward.
1114 No. 17th. Lost 153 7 *
WILL the party that picked up the Indies' '
pockptbonk at the Hanscom Park M. E.
church , Sunday morning , please hand It to
the janitor. Lost 151 3 *
MEDICAL.
RUPTURE CURED. Emplrs Rupture Cure.
032 > T. Y. Life building. Omaha ; circulars
sent. 727
ALL wom n who can't raise family should
consult the renowned German specialist ,
Dr. Pries , 1613 Dodge St. Letters 2 cents.
1G6-F3
TYI'EAVUITEHS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent' $4.00 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1625
Farnam St. ; telephone 34. 811
843
REMINGTON Standard typewriter nnd
supplies. 1619''Farnnm St. 843
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWIUTING.
VANSANT'S school , 717 N : Y , Life. Night
school from Sect. 20. bits
AT OMAHA Bus. College. IGth & Douglas.
S29
BOYLES' . school , court reporter teacher ;
will assist young men and women to earn
board while in attendance , If desired. Bee
BUlg. S36
TURKISH li.VTHH.
NEW , central , absolutely modern : separate
and exclusive department for ladles ; ex
perienced lady masseuse attendant , baths
SOc ; 12 baths for $5 ; open all night. 107 S.
14th. Tel. 1&51. MS40
PAWNIIHOKEIIS.
EAGLE loan ofllce , 1211 Douglas ; oldest es
tablished , most reliable , accommodating ;
business confidential ; selling $40,000 stock
unredeemed diamonds ; big bargains.
945. .
MCNEY loaned at 5 per cent. B. Wolf , C20
S. 10th. 280
DANCINQ SCHOOLS.
MR. AND MRS. MORAND'S new classes
( beginners ) , formlnir assemblies Wednes
day , 8:30 : p. m. Call for terms ; always
oncn. 60S JIG
W. E. CHAMBERS. Crelshton The.U. Bide.
Nev adult and Children classes forming.
Private lessons. Theatricals coached.
Hall rented on disengaged dates.
M7S9 J27
EPPEHLY COIISBTS.
ROOM 7 , Crclghton Blk. , 15th and Douglas.
977
MIRItOR FACTOHV.
DAMAGED looking glasses resllvercd. 70S
N. 16th. -259
JOE. the Glazier. 1519 Dodge. Tel. 1177.
-M82 J2S
MATTRESS IlENOVATING ,
M. S. WALKIN. 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331.
1331.S46
-S46
COAL.
S. O. HOFF , Coal. 322 N. IGth. Tel. 1317.
M615 J28 *
HARDWOOD LUMIIEII.
OMAHA Hardwood Lumber Co. . oak. hick
ory , ash , cypreta , poplar , etc. , 13th is Calif ,
7U2
STAMMERING AND STUTTEHING. ,
SCHOOL for cure of these defects. Julia
E. Vnughan. 306 N. Y. Life bldg. 632-
FOR the cure of stammering call on E. C.
Newcomb , 22 Frenzer blk. M818 J29
AUCTION.
J. R. MAXCY & CO. , auctioneers , room 519 ,
Paxton block , want your auction sales of
real estate , merchandise , furniture , live
stock , etc. S09
VIOLINS
C. A. CASE , violins repaired , 416 Sheely blk.
-32G-Feb-H
NICKELI'LATING.
SKATES sharpened and plated. Omaha
Plntlne Co. . 1302 Farnam , under U. P.
office. . -324
.HOTELS.
TRY ( ho Henderson Hotel ; board and room ,
$1.00 per week ; ga , steam heat and baths.
Ninth and Farnam Sts. 573
SHOE REPAIRING.
SHOES half eoled , 35c. HI No. IGth St
PIANO FACTOUY.
OLD pianos overhauled , secondhnnd pianos
always on hand , C , Sommcr , 321 Ho. 10th.
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY , Ramgo Bldg. , 15 and Hnrney ,
-US Jnnl9
FENCING AND IIO.VING.
ACADEMY nt 1212 Fnrnam ; reduced rates ;
send for circular. Col , Monstery.
462 J14
TAILORING.
MAX FOG EL clean * , alters , repairs ladles'
Jackets. 307 S. 17th. N-55S J17
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE.
FRENCH , German. Spanish , $2 per month.
Prof. Clmtelaln , 301 Boyd theater. M-122
SUES & CO.
PATENT
LAWYIRS AND iOUCIIim
Bee Bldq. , Omaha , Neb.
Send for free invent
or * ' guide. Tel 1C23.
Brace Up
now New Year's over
get in and see what
we've got. Order your
wagon. Send your !
carriage in for repairing j
Tci. nnn. Talk v KU ui.
Drummond Carriage Go , ,
IKth nnil Ilnriicr.
I.KtiAI , NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Office of I.ee-ClHrko-Andnesen Hard
ware Co. . Omaha , Neb. , December 10 , 1S9S.
Notice Is hereby Riven to the stockholders
of the Lee-Cla ke-Anilreesen Hardware Co.
that the annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the company will bu held nt the
ortlccH of the said company. 1219. 1221 and
1223 Hnrnoy street. In the city of Omaha ,
In the state of Nebraska , on Tuesday , Jan
uary 10. A. D. 1S99 , at 3 o'clock p. m. . for
the purpose of fleeting u board of direc
tors for the company to servt during the
( insulin ; year nnd to transact nuch other
business as may be presented at mien meet-
Ing. H. J. LEE , President.
W. M. GLASS. Secretary.
Dlld3ot
Chlot Quartermaster's Ofllce , Omaha , Neb. ,
December 24 , 1S9S.
Sealed pioposals , In triplicate , will be re
ceived hero and at olllcus' of quartermas
ters at stations named until 1 o'ulock p. in. ,
central time , January IB , U99 , for furnishing
fuel , forngo and straw during the llscal
year ending June SO , 1SM > , nt Omaha Q. II.
Dpot , Fort Robinson , NoK , Fort Leaven-
worth , Kan. , and Fort Reno , Oklu. Pro-
I pcsals for delivery at otlior polntn will be
I i entertained , U. S. reserves right to rejecter
or accept nny or all proposals , or any part
thereof. Information fui nulled on applica
tion here , or to quartermnnlets of stations
nani-d. Envelopes containing proposals to
bo marked "Proposals for , " and nd-
drcsHEtl to the underRlgiied or qtiartermnr-
tirs at stations above named. JOHN BAX
TER. Jr. , Acting Chief Q. M.
J4-5-6-7 nnd 13-11.
UAILWAY TIMIS CAltn.
BURLINGTON & MIB-
sourl River Railroad
"The Burlington Route"
General Olfices , N. W.
Corner Tenth and Far
nam Streets. Ticket
onice. 1502 Farnam
Wjii Street. Telephone , 2CO.
Detfot , Tenthnnd Mason Stresrts. r Tele
phone , 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings and
McCouk a 8:33 : am n 7:40 : pm
Lincoln. Denver. Color
ado , Utah. California , L
Lincoln , Black Hills.
Montana & Puget
Sound a4:25pma.3:53pm : :
Llnco n Loral , a 7:00 : pm a0J5 : am
Lincoln Fast Mall aSiOOpm alO:33 : am
Denver. Colorado , Utah ,
California & Pupet
Sound < tlir-0om : ft C:30 : am
a Dally , b Dally Extent Sunday.
KANSAS CITV , ST. JO-
Tih & Council Bluffs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route" Ticket OHlce ,
1502 Fnrnam Street. Tel-
epltono , uiDepot. ) . . Tenth
nnil MaHon Streets. Tel
ephone , 123.
Leave. Arrive ,
Kansas City Day Ex..a 9:23 : am a 5:45 : pm
Kansas City Night Ex.alO:15 : pm a 6:30 : am
"Expo Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis.a 4:3o : pm all:30 : am
a Dally.
HICAGO , BURLINGTON
Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Burllngt'n Route" Ticket
Oftico. 1502 Farnam St.
Tel. 250. Depot , Tenth &
Mason Streets. Tele
phone , 128.Leave.
Leave. Arilvo.
Dayl'ght Chicago Spe
cial n G:40 : am all:50 : pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex..a 6:05 : pm u 8:03 : am
Chicago Express a'J:25um : a4:00pm :
Chicago & St. L. Ex..a 7:43 : jim aSOinm : : }
Paclllc Junction Local..alO:43 : nm a 5:43 : pm
Fast Mall a 2:00 : pm
n Dally , b Dally Except Sunday.
CHICAGO & NORTllWEST-
crn Railway City Ticket
Office , 1401 Farnam Street.
Telephone , 5C1. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , C23.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial aC:40am : nllC3pm :
Mo. Valley , Sioux City ,
St. Paul & Minneapo
lis a 6:33 : nm all:00pm :
Mo. Valley , Sioux City..a 7:45 : am a 9:10 : pm
Carroll Local b 5:25 : pm blOilOam
Eastern Express Dea
Molnes , MarHluilltown ,
Cedar Rapids nnd Chicago
cage , all:0oum : a 4 03 pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chicago
and East a4:55pm : a4:05pm :
Fast Mall , Chicago to
Omaha a2:45pm :
Northern Express a 5:23 : pm ab:40nm :
Omaha-Chicago Special.a 7:05 : pm a 8:15 : am
Fast Mall 8:45 : am
a Dally , b Dally except Sunday.
FREMONT , ELKHORN A
Missouri Valley Railway-
General OHlces , United
States National Bank Bids.
Southwest Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnam Streets. Ticket Ottlce , HOI )
Farnam Street. Telephone , 561 , Depot , 15th
and Webster Streets. Telephone , 145S.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills , Deodwood , '
Hot Springs uSiOOpm nCiOOpm
Wyoming , Cnspcr and
Douglas d3:00pm : d 5:00 pm
Hastings , York , Da via
City , Superior. Geneva
Exeter nnd Sc\vard..b 3:00pm : bSOOpm :
Norfolk , Vcrdlgre and
Fremont . . .1)7:30am : blO:45am :
Lincoln. Wahoo and
Fremont b7:30am : blO:45am :
Fremont Local o 7:30 : am
a Dally , b Dally cxcept Sunday , c Sun
day only , d Dally except Saturday.
CHICAGO , ST. PA UL. MIN-
neapolls & Omaha/Railway-
General Ointcs. Nebraska Di
vision , 15th and Webster Sts.
City Ticket Oldce , 1401 Far-
nam St. Telephone. 5G1. Depot , 15th and
Webster Sts. Telephone , IttS.
Leave. Arrive.
Norfolk Passjnger aGOOam : a7:00pm :
Blair , Emerson , Sioux
City , Ponca , Hartlng-
ton and Blnomfleld..b 1:00 : pm bll:55am :
No , 2 , Twin City L'fiL.a 6:15 : pm
: so. 1 , Omaha Limited. , a 9:10am :
a Dally , b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad General Ofllees ,
United States National
BaiiK Building , S. W. Corner
Twelfth and Fnrnam Street ,
_ Ickft Dinee , 1401 Farnam Street. Tele i-
phone. 561. Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 629.
Leave , Arrive.
Blnux City , Mankato , St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . .a 5:56 : am a 3:40 : am
St. Paul , Minneapolis ,
Mankato & SlouxClty.a 5:25 : pm alliOO pm
Sioux City Local a 7:15 : am a 9:06 : pm
a. Dally.
HAILWAY TIMIJ CAIIU. [
( Continued. )
UNIONPACIFIC-"THKOVEIl- ,
land lloute"-Gcncrnl Olllrcs , I
N. E. Cor. . Ninth & Fnrnnm
Streets. City Ticket Olllce. 1301
Farnam Street. Telephone ,
316. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets , Telephone , C29.
Leave. Arrive.
"Tho Overland Limited"
for Salt Lake nnd
western points a S:50 : nm a 4:4o : pm
The Colorado Special ,
for Denver and alt ,
Colorado points ' nil : * ! pm n 6110 nm
Fast Mall Train' for
Denver , Salt Lake.
Pacific coast and all
western points a 4:33 : pm a 6:10 : pm
Lincoln. Beatrice nnd
Stroimburg Ex b 3:15 : pm b2:30 : pm
Fremont. Columbus ,
Norfolk. Grand Island -
and and North Pintle.a 4:35 : pm b 4:4.i : pm
Columbus Local b 6:50 : pm b 940 ! nm
Grand Island Local a 9uO : am
North Pintle Local n 0:30 : pm
South Omnlm Local Pass I/onvi\ 1 > :1 : > > n.
m. : 7:00 : a. m. : 9:10 : a. m. : 3:05 : p. m. Ar
rives. 10:30 : a. in , ; 3:30 : p. m. : 6 p. m.
Council Blurts lx > cnl Leaves , B:5.i : a. m.
G:40 : n. m. : 6:50 : a. in. ; 7:40 : a. in. : b 9:40 : a. m.
2HICAOO , HOCK ISLAND
& Pacific Railroad "Tho
Great Hork Island Route.
City Ticket Olllce. 1323
Fnrnam Street. Telephone.
428. Depot , Tenth ana
Mason Streets. Telephone ,
C29.
Leave. Arrive.
Des Molnes Local b 7:1S : am b11:25nm :
Chicago Express bllilBnm aSiOOam
Chlcapo Fast Express..a 600 ; pm nliSapm
Bt Paul Fast Express..a 5W ; pm blliSoam
Lincoln , Colorado Spg ? ,
Denver , Pueblo and
West al:30pm : a4:25pm :
Dea Molnes , nock Isl
and ami Chicago a":15pm : nSioOpm
Colorado Flyer > a G:40 : pm a 8:50 : nm
a Dally , b Dally Except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RA1L-
P2BI road Omaha. Kansas City Ac
Kastern Ilallroail "Tho 1'ort
Arthur Route" Ticket Ofllee ,
1415 Farnam Street. Tele
phone , 322. Depot , Tenth and
Mason Streets. Telephone , 629.
Leave. Arrive.
C = n. . . 'a ' 4:50 : pm Ml SO am
. ? : : -.u.s : 6:50 : . , a 9:05 : PM
Kansas City Express. . , . a 7:45 : am
Tort Arthur Express..a 8:30 : pm
a. Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Ofllees nnd
Ticket onices. Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone. 101. Depot , 15th
and Webster Sts. Telephone ,
1456.
, . Leave. Arrive.
. Louis-Kansas &
Neb. Limited n 3:00 : pm n2oj ! : pm
K. C. St. L. Express..a 8:30 : pm a G:00 : am
Nebraska Local via . . . .
Wi-cplns Water b B:00 : pm b9:45 : am
a Dally , b Dally Except Sunday.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway City
Ticket OfHce , 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 2S4. De
pot. Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone , G29.
. _ Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited 13x a D:4"i : pm nS:20am :
i Chicago & Omaha Ex..bll:00am : b 4:15 : pir
Sioux City & DCS Molnes
Express bll:00nm : b4:15pm :
a Dally , b Dally Except Sunday.
W A B A S II RAILROAD
Ticket Otnce. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone , 892. De
pot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone , G29.
Leave. Arrive.
.110 am
QUEER NOTIONS OF BEAUTY.
Don't Airree wllli OHM , but Each U
Quito the TliInir nt Home.
, It Is curious to note the queer Ideas o :
beauty which characterize different nailers
In FIJI , the native women paint their faces
with red and white stripes as an ornament
The women of Greenland cover their faces
with blue and yellow , while Arabian beautle :
stain their- lips blue and their fingers and
toes red.
The pearly teeth of the poet and novells
would not be valued by some of the eastern
and Polynesian nations. In Macassar th
women paint their teeth red and yellow , In
such' way that a red tooth follows a yel
low ono and alternately. The "teeth of thi
Tonqulnese are as black as art can mak <
them. The dyeing occupies three or fou
days nnd Is dono-to both boys and girls when
they arc about 12 years of age.
During the Whole operation , eays Tit Bits
they never take any nourishment , for tea
of being poisoned by the pigment if the >
i s.vallowcd what required mastication. Ever
person , high nnd low , rich and poor , 1
obliged to undergo this somewhat objcc
tlonabla operation , as It Is alleged that 1
would bo a disgrace to human nature t
have teeth whlto like these of dogs o
elephants.
In Japan fashion compels married woraei
to blacken their teeth , not , however , as ai
ornament , but to make them more ugly ani
save them from temptation.
The Kumla islanders sometimes blacken all
the teeth but two with burned cooanut ,
'
covering the two excepted teeth with thin
plates of gold or silver. The same tribe U
In the habit of employing their old women
to dress up the 'teeth of < the youths and
maidens at wooing times. The canine teeth
are filed to a fine , smooth edge and the
body of the 'tooth made concave , or they
will notch 'the ' edge of the teeth llko a fine
saw as an additional means of beautifying.
This mutilation of the teeth Is observed
by many of the savage or uncivilized races
In various parts of the world. In the Malay
archipelago the natives file their teeth Into
points like those of a saw , or pierce them
with holes Into which they Insert studs.
The Macassar people sometimes pull out two
front -teeth In order to supply their places
. with teeth of pure gold or silver. Some
African tribes knock out their front teeth ,
on the ground that they do not wish to look
like beasts. On the upper Nile four front
teeth nro always knocked out , but farther
south only the two upper Incisors are dis
pensed with ,
In some parts of the world the shape of
the head is of great Importance. Many
American Indians admlro a head so ex
tremely flattened as to appear to us Idiotic.
j The natives ot the northwest coast compress
' the head Into a pointed cone , while the In
habitants of Arakhan admire a broad ,
smooth f arch cad and in order to produce It
they fasten a plato of lead on tbo heads of
the new-born children.
GENIUS ANU A PUDDLE.
Origin of a IMcrc of .Slant : Which
I'lixclPH Striinpr'ra.
In one of 'the suburbs of Boston there Is a
local bit of slang which always puzzles
strangers. Whenever a bargain Is driven , or
argument over some small matter grows
heated , relates the New York Sun , some one
Is wuro to eay facetiously : "Oh , well , you
might throw In the puddle , " or "The puddle
U thrown In. " A New York woman who
has , for her husband's sins , moved Into the
shadow of Dunker Hill , after hearing of
the pUddle from butcher , baker and candle-
stlckmaker , finally went to a friend and
asked for an explanation. Hero is the
story :
This particular suburb of Doston Is hon
ored by being the home of a literary woman
known to fame. Like many another genius
she has marked eccentricities. In < hls par
ticular CHEO genius testifies to Itself In an
exceeding great care of pennies. Frugality
isn't the ordinary hall mark of th artistic
temperament , but this case Is exceptional
and the tradespeople have been beard to
wonder bow one could find tlrao to write
Immortal books when ono consumed so much
valuable time In haggllng'over an extra 2
cents a pound on rib roast.
The home which Is the Ehrlno ot genius it
n charming one , but It U on the tery out-
skirt's of the town and crowns a high hill.
The > lew from the hilltop Is Inspiring , t'"t '
the t climb Is n wearying one. especially In
.
bad weather. Perhaps the site was chosen
03 allegorical after the author had arrived.
When the dweller upon the hilltop was
obliged to comedown ntnOnR the profane
crowd nnd go Into lloston she drove back
and forth to the station In her own can-lane ,
but one rainy day she cnmo out from the
city and , through some mistake , her car
riage did not meet her. She waited anil
fumed and finally asked the only cabman
what ho would charge to take her home.
"Fifty cents , mum , " paid cabby.
"Absurd , " snapped the celebrity. "I'll not
pay any such price. "
"Very well , mum. "
After another flvo minutes genius de
scended to argument.
"You don't charge anyone else more than
25 cents. "
"Well , mum , your house Is the last onB
i the town , and there's a bad hill to bo
Imblns. "
There was silence for another flvo mln
tcs. Then genius Inquired :
"How far will you take me for 25 cents7"
"Half way. mum. " |
She closed her umbrella with a snap.
"Very well : I'll ride 25 cents' worth. "
Cabby drove for fifteen minutes and then
oppcd. A head appeared at the window.
"You haven't gone half way. "
"Indadc nnd I hev , mum. "
"You won't ' take me any further ? " T
"Not fer the prlco. "
"Very well : drive mo 35 cents' worth. "
The cab Jogged on for five minutes , then
: opped again. This time It was on the
own sldo of an Immense puddle which
trctchcd not only across the road , but
cros * the gravel path as well. The carriage
oor opened and genius picked up Its sklrta
or'descent , then caught night of the puddle ,
'altered ' , stood with one foot on the step
nd looked up the hill toward the Imposing
ouse. The cabman thought the CO cent *
t-as hlf , but ho didn't know his passenger ,
ho Eteppcd back Into > the cab , but thrust
n Irate face out of the window.
"Tho very leant you can do after such ox-
ortlon Is to throw In the puddle. " she enld.
The cabman was overwhelmed. Ho drove
cross the puddle , set his faro down on the
muddy path and drova slowly back to town ,
where ho tcld the story that since has be-
: ome town property.
MAIUIMCIIKAU CiltOST CLOCK.
n Vovr Mnrtr liy n Mnv
Shorllr lief ore lie Illcil.
.Of the fact that strange phenomena exist
which people are obliged to accept without
olng to explain them , says the Doston
'rntiscrlpt , the quaint little town ot Marble-
head furnishes an Instance In the ehapo ot
n old clock , or the almost empty case ot one ,
belonging to Mrs. Pitman , who lives on
Heed's hill , not far from the railroad station.
Kvcn the most skeptical have been obliged
o admit Its existence and mysterious work-
ngs and to confess their Inability to explain
he power that controls It or to advance any
cnfonable theory upon the subject. It has
oen visited and examined by thousands dur-
ng the past few years by clergymen , ecl-
tulsts and others of learning and experience
and they have all come away satisfied that
hero was no delusion or trickery In what
hey witnessed , anil filled -with wonder at
what they have seen nnd heard. "
It Is simply the wooden case of an old-
nshloncxl eight-day clock , entirely destitute
of works , and containing nothing save the
celled wire that once formed a portion ot
ho striking apparatus. It was the property
of Mrs. Pitman's father nnd has never , to
her recollection , been other than It Is now
without pendulum or mechanism. '
For some reason unknown to others It wa/
prized very highly by the old gentleman
and was kept , on the mantel ' of , a scldotn-qg.
cupted room on the second'.flodf of be'housa' '
The family , comprising , besides Jitrs. Pitman ,
her , father , children and , brother " , wera
church-going people , nnd were "never known
s so-called Spiritualists , and eho knew
nothing of the mysterious powers possessed1
by the old clock until ono evening when aha
heard It strike clearly and distinctly , 03 If
In perfect order.
She listened with amazement until tha
strokes ceased , and then , .turning to her
father , WOB about to express her surprise
and ask him for an explanation of tbo won
der , when ho said very quickly ; "It U
striking for me ; I am solng nwny. "
She laughed In disbelief , and ho added :
"I iinean that I am going never to re
turn. "
"But there are people who say that these
who die do come back sometimes , " ulio
Bald , refusing to regard the matter EC-
rlously.
But ho looked at her Intently as ho said ,
slowly and solemnly : "Then , If It Is possi
ble , I will return to you , my daughter , and
in a way you cannot mistake. "
Nothing more was said at the time and a
few days later the old gentleman died very
suddenly.
Mrs. Pitman had given little thought to
her father's words , until ono day when la
the room where the clock was kept , ehe was
startled by hearing It tick with the same
regularity and distinctness as though the
missing works were again within the case
and moving the long-gone pendulum.
She hastened to call her brother ; and as
the two stood listening to the monotonous
"tick-tick" of the Invisible pendulum , she
told him for the first time of what their
father had said to her shortly before his
death.
Ho listened to her with Impatience and
when her story was finished he asked , nn
grlly , If she believed their dead father
would como back to earth and manipulate
the old clock. And ho warned her to say
nothing to the neighbors about the matter ,
for fear they might "think her crazy. "
Several clockmakera were called In , but
none of them could find anything to account
for the strange ticking within the case ,
which now began to como quite frequently.
Mrs. Pitman soon found that the clock
would reply to questions which could be
answered by a simple "yes" or "no , " ana
that the responses were always senslbU ,
and. when relating to future oventa , borne
out by the subsequent facts. These an
swers would come not only for her own ben
efit , but for that of others as well , BO that
many have consulted It through her "mo-
dlumshlp" If such It can bo called and al
ways with satisfactory results. At times ,
and when the visitor * are musical , there
will bo heard a tinkling , as If Invisible fin
gers were picking on the wire ; and , upon
ono occasion , there came to the astonished
cars of a lady the opening notra of on air
which bad been the favorite of a recently
deceased relative.
Four DrolIiiTH Wed Four Sinter * .
CANAL. DOVEK. 0. . Jan. 3. A moJt re
markable wedding ban just taken place at
the small village called Trail , ten miles
north of here , four brothers being married
to four slstora. The four knoto wore tied at
the homo of the four sitter brides , who ere
the daughters of a prosperous farmer named
James Hochstottler. Their BKC range from
13 to 28 , and the agcis of their respective
husbands vary only slightly. The groomtf
are 'tho four ions of John Burners and are
onorgotlc young men of good habits and some
means. The ceremony of marryUi * the
four couples occupied almost an hour , tha
same clergyman performing all , The four
brothers and their wives will llvo within a
stone's throw of each other.
( i rrl oii for Culm.
BAVANNAH. Oa. , Jan. 3 , The United
States troopship Houmaln , with the Becond
South Carolina regiment , and the Mobile
with the Fourth and Ninth Illinois rai
ments , sailed from Savannah today. There
only remains in this city tbo Third Georgia
regiment , the Maine volunteer artillery and
six batteries ct United State * artillery.
