Nebraska Newspapers

    .1
THE OMAHA PAILY ItTEi MONDAY, JUNE 8, lf03.
i
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertlacmeete tr these colinm
vlll be Inbra til 13 n. for the
MriliK edition anil anttl H p. M.
ler Bonln and nir edltloa.
tales, 1 l-3c word tlrat taeerMea.
In a word thereafter. Not bluer tahea
for lea thaa 1S. for the tlrat Imarr
tlen. Theae edvertlaenteats aiaat he
rem roeaeeet I rely.
Advertleers, hr requesting: M Bam
here check, raa have aneverrs ad
trm4 to a nembered letter la eara
V' The Ree. Anawera ao addreaaed will
delivered preseatatloa of the
alF.
WAJTTBD MA1.B HELP.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
A hljrh grtule school of business, shorthand,
touch typewriting and English branches.
DAY AND EVENING.
Call, write or 'phone tor prospectus.
H. U. BOYLE8, President,
N. Y. Lite Bldg., otnaha. Neb.
6W
FIRST-CLASS messengers wanted; good
salary. A. D. T. Co., m So. Lit st.
B 651
TWENTY-FIVE achool teacher for Bum
mer work at good salaries. Bee Man
ager, 6oo Ware blk. B MMt
WANTED Boy with wheel. Good wage
Sherman At McConnell Drug Co., tor.
lttth and Dodge. B M244
WANTED, for V. S. army, able-bodied un
married men between age of 21 and 36
citizens ot United States, of good char
acter ami temnerate habits, who can
miik. ra-uil anil write F.nsrllah. For in
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
lbth and Dod Sts., Omaha, and Randall
Hotel, Beatrice Neb. o
AN Old Line Life Insurance Co. doing a
large business In Nebraska wants a man
nf irArl,nia trt fuke ehftriS Of their
Omaha aaency. Address V IS. care of
Bee. B-B. 10
WANTED I'lanlnsr mill hand to run all
kinds of wood-making machinery- O. O.
Collin, Falrbury, Neb. B MS81 18
WANTED, men everywhere, good pay, to
distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
sterns, etc.: no canvassing. ' National Adv.
Bureau, Chicago.
B MS87 11 x
WANTED, subscription book representa
tive; capable, of proved ability and pros
perous appearance, for special worn on
high-class de luxe publication, extensively
.iunr-tiri- nnerated on liberal progres
sive commercial basis. Possibilities 16,000
to $10,000 yearly. For personal Interview
address, statins; full particulars, 1124 Na
tional Life Bldg., Chicago. B ItoS 7x
WANTED Experienced city salesman who
can furnish A-l references. Aaurera, r j.
Bee. B 1J2 ix
BOT between 17 and 20 to take care of doe-
tor's office ana team. Aaarw r oa, t.
BMHA 9x
ro k TWTFRa and nanerhaneers. 707 8. 37th
I st. Bee us for first-class work, or telephone
XI U, Ward Jriarpaier. xivt
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED Two salesmen salary or com
mission. T. F. Adams Co., 1610 Howard
C-664
SALESMEN for Lambert tpewrltera. 130.
None better. Monroe & Co., 811 IS. W-n.
dm
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
i Girls. CallCanad
2
offloe, 16th A Dodge.
Oil
WANTED, girt fr general housework In a
family oi tnree; ooa wa .v vuu.K-
Unt girl. 1027 Chicago St. VUMt
WANTED, girl for general housework.
2829 California street. Cell aiter 1 p. ra.
WANTED, experienced crockery sales
lady. Address JB 40, Bee. CM343
WANTED, good girl tor general house
work: also girl for second work. Apply
at 611 B. 29tu Ave. cmmj
WOMAN or girl
1606 Webster fit.
for general
housework.
C--M132 13
FOR RENT-rVRNISHED ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th A Dodge.
Xi-eba
ROTAL HOTEL, European, 16th Chicago,
ooa
L. M. E. hauls trunks.
Telephone 780.
E-665
11.00 to 12.00 per week. 433 So. 18th St, one
blOCK sou in oi vouri uuum, tu ooo
21 NORTH 17TH St
B-M656
226 N. 17TH St., neat, desirable room.
E M744 10
I ROOMS, light housekeeping.
1111 B. 11th.
iS M486
ARGE1 front eouth room, with aJcova.
V-batb; every modern convenience; use of
telephone. Ht xiarney. ju Mbo
ROOMS. 1906 Capitol Are.
B M903 (x
NICELY furnished front room, hot wster
heat. 3316 Burt. B M9vJ 12x
A YOUNG business man having a nloe
suite of furnished rooms, centrally lo
cated ami strictly modern. In buHlnesa
section and convenient to hotels and car
' lines, desire a congenial room mate. Ad
dress F SO, Bee offloe. E aOSO
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep
ing. rr( Douglas. to l.t
FOH RENT-HOUSES.
TO MOV1S right get Omaha Van Storage
Co , office liiiiVj rarnam, or l ets, jaoa-aoj.
u boa
HOUSES
id all parts of the city. R,
C. fetors CO., Bee Bldg.
U wii
FOR RENT, -room house, all modern ex
cept (urnuce. A N. 3uth St.. JJJ.UO. C. M
liuchman, Jb-37 Faxtoa Blk. D 34s
FOR RENT, near High school.
248 tauilol Ave., lo-room modern. 140.
Tel. iU. B. 11. Kobuton. &i& Capitol Ave.
u d
IIOL'BKS. 86 upward.
Bemla, Faxton Blk.
CENTRAL, modern, (-room flat, 220 N. 23d
street. UMMi
HOUSES
In all parts of the city. The O.
F. Davis Co., uu Bee Bldg,
D o
HOLSE3. Insurance.
Ringwalt, Barker Blk.
FA YNK-BOUT WICK d CO. Choice houses.
vAd-tiUJ New York Life Bldg. 'Fhone 1U16.
D 660
WK MOVE pianos. Maa-gard Van A 8tor.
sue U Tel ltUi. Ottlce, 1713 Webster BU
D-fiol
FOR RENT, eight room detached house
si. a u..r.i, i.nga niwn una strictly modern.
Apply Zftd LKMite oi. can be seen toda
. D ltU
ONB of those fine, all modern, 7-room brick
I i.uh.-s. JSth and I sard tils., l-U.Uo. O. E.
1 u; klnglon, buo uee. 1 MX24
FOR RENT. 8-room house. i9iS Farnam
Si.; modern except turnace. In complo
repair; newly painted and papered
tlirous-iiouL inquire aieui n. i. ui. Bldg.
1 lo4
ron KEJii, as a monm, T-roora com
pletelv modem house, nickel plated one
plumbing, house newly painted, papered
and vuinlshed throughout; good base
ment with elate laundry tuba. Beautiful
location: So, 8Hh Ave., near two
llnt-im I -irk enr llnua. The Byron
Keed Co.. 212 So. 14th St. D-293X
4-ROOM house. &U 80. td; cistern and city
water; good condition, 3e.u0. Waller
Ilreen, 3 So. Uth St. D 446
MODERN eight-room brick.
Inquire 320 N. 23d St.
fine condition.
D Ml
NEW 6-room cottage, with bath and
closet; small barn. 3110 Seward st. $16.
Harrison A Morton. 913-13 N. Y. Life.
TeL 314. D M149 x
TEN ROOM house, central location, mod
ern. Apply T. J. Beard, 1410 Don sins
U-UUM 10
FOR RENT HOl'SES.
TEN ROOM, all modern house, first clap
repair, new open -plumbing, beautiful
lawn, central location, 5.-3 North L'lth.
V M-ta) 14
FOR RENT Seven-room house, Farnsm
at. nrr 2Hth: modern except furnace; In
complete repair; rent reduced to good
tenant. Inquire at 607 N. 1. Life hMg.
D-M147
FOR RENT Large modem residence. No.
l'HS Georgia ave. ; newly painted and pa
pered, an in good repair; bfl feet east
front lot and ttlentv of shade.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1803 FARNAM ST.
D-M141 9
FOR RENT Modern dwelling apartment
and a suite of two nice office rooma, both
In the Davldire bulldlnsr. opposite cltv hall.
JOHN W. ROBB1NS. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
D-M143
10-ROOM modern.
f!5 8. 28th St.. 32 50.
D M156 IS
FOR RENT A modern S-room brick hour
at a a. Kith at. Apply 1417 Jones t.
D-M157 S
BIX-ROOM cottage. 2E07
Franklin st.
D-M1S3
FOR RENT Modem ten-room house near
Hla-h school. Inaulre at 410 North 22d
street. D-907 14x
FIRNISIIED ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE FARNAM, 19th A Farnam.
F-671
ROOM and board, reasonable; all modern,
with 'phone A-2503. 2406 Cass Bt.
F-M206
609 8. 25TII AVE. ; private family. F-M726
NICE rooms, good board, 416 N.
25th St
F 509
NICELY furnished rooms, with or without
board; flay board or meal tickets rea
sonable. Midland Hotel, 16th and Chicago
Bts, F-667
t'MMER resort,
Riley, Manager.
The
Merrlam. Mrs.
F M469
LARGE, pleasant room, suitable for two or
four: modern. 1901 California Bt. 'Phone
F21RS. F Ml 51 9x
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT, unfurnished rooms, single
and ensulte. Wlthnell Bldg., J5?h and
Harney. N. P. Dodge ft Co., 1614 Farnam.
G M705
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, the building formerly occu
pied by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The Bee press room
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at office of C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Bee building.
1 2tol
FOR RENT, building suitable for -whole
sale purposes at 916 Farnam, 22x90, four
stories and first-class cemented basement,
elevator, fire and burglar proof vault.
office counter and fixtures. For price and
particulars inquire C. C Kosewater, sec
retary the Bee Building Co., room 100, Bee
building. I M567
OFFICES in The Bee building, 810.00 per
month up: rental price Includes heat,
light and Janitor service. R. C. Peters &
Co., ground floor. Bee Bldg. 1266
AGENTS WANTED.
wanted, canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions to THH
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER,
Bteady employment with assured aood In
come. Agents in the country with horse
and buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily 860. to -8100 per month. Ad
dress century Farmer solicitors Bureau,
nee Duitaing, urnina, J lit
LADT canvassers for something good.
Monroe t co., six jn. istn. j mjwj
YOU CAN clear unusual profits selling
Minuet Skirt A Waist Holders; every wo
man buys invariably reorders; partlcu
lars and sample on approval. Wheeler A
Baldwin, 605 Garden City Bldg., Chicago.
j ivix
AGENTS: . Sell the Life of Booker T.
Washington, the -world's greatest negro;
the demand Is enormous; canvassers earn
iio.oo a day: big commissions: ournt free
write for particulars tonight J. L. Nich
ols Co.. Napervllle. 111. J M898 8x
WANTED TO RENT.
wanteu-uom sued unfurnished room.
wiu Doaxo, reasonaDie. e u, uee.
K-M146 rx
WANTED TO BUY.
M. GOODMAN, 3716 or lStl Douglas street
pays casn tor au Kiuas or mercnanaise.
N-M401 J23x
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. Tel.
2020. New and second-hand bought sold.
HOUSEHOLD furniture.
Address F 17, Bee.
CM873 Jy3x
FOR SALE New Garland heater and fur
niture. 2809 Burt O 90t 8x
FOR SALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC,
TIME to paint that buggy or -wagon. See
f rost, litn ana xeavenwortn. p M573
FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW and Id-hand typewriters, lilt Farnam,
Q-675
BUSINESS college scholarship for sale at
a bargain in one oi umua i leading com
mercial colleges; life scholarship. Address
d 4(, Bee omce. y M716X
FOR SALE Crane hydraulic elevator, can
De usea enner passenger or ireignt; com
ii'ete, Iron guide posts, cage and wire en
closures, j. xj. oranaeis & sons.
Q 638
WIRE fence for hogs, poultry, lawn and
farms, wire woras, ou s. wtn. Tel. ir,a
VJ-76 Jyl3
FOR SALE First mortgage note bearing
per cent interest, payaDie every alx
months; has about t years to run; good
security and endorsed by responsible
party; amount ti.wu. inquire c. M.
Bachman, tioom ii i-axton block.
Q-656
PHOTOGRAPH CAR
Rose's Art store.
for sale.
Apply
W aw
INDIAN goods and relics.
1119 Farnam.
Q 573
2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1113 Farnam.
IRON and wire fences, tree guards, trel-
llres. Western Anchor Fence Co.. 206 No.
17th St. Q M243
rf)R 8ALE. bankrupt stock of general
merchandise at Klrkman, 'a. Inventory
31.700. Stock la new and clean. Must be
sold at once to satisfy creditors. Address
Ietts, Fletcher Company, Marsnalltown,
la. -878 10
"I I.OVB HIM PEST OK ALL."
TVila is the most beautiful song yet written
the words and music are a masterpiece of
the poet s srt. r or sale in umaha, Neb.
by the Collins Piano Co., price 25c; by
mail ma. w uia jyix
FOR BALE New and second-hand soda
fountains on montniv payments. 8. B,
Richmond, 436 so. 24tn st. Q 834 JHx
CATALOOl'E cut drug prices free. Bher
man A McConnell Drug Co., Omaha,
Q 5X3
FOR BALE Second-hand Ixicomoblle; In
first-class shape, at one-hair price. Ca
or address, 1621 Farnam st. Q 5S3
FOR SALE Empty Ink barrels. eent
each, large, well made barrels, make first
class garbage receptacles. Fred Youngs.
foreman Bee press room, resr entrance
Bee Bldg. Q-M 803
TELEPHONE poles, long
chicken fence; oak piling.
ftr timbers;
9ol DouKlsa.
Q-5S1
PHOTOGRAPHIC outnt. complete. ,1st
price 9136, can be bought for 3i5. -l1rs
F 36. Bee. Q 197 8x
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 16, 2d floor, r. 1
T-
MR8. CARRIK BMITH. SOVEREIGN
.ADY Ol'EEN of clairvoyants; every,
thing told: past, present and future. Bat.
lstactUia uc &a say, M . UUh B-U6i
Why Walk All
A WANT AD
t I.AIRVO! NTS.
MME. OYLMER, genuine palmist. 315 8 15.
8870
MME. LUCRETIA, medium, 1709 California.
8 M8S9 Jy
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT.
GRACE O'BRYAN, Baths, 720 8. Uth.
MISS DUVAL, manicuring.
619 8. mil at
TM5iW JHx
Flat L
MRS. DAVIS. 1621 Howard St.. baths; llrst-
olasa assistant. x-mji-j-x
GOLDFE POWERS, 720 Bo. 13th. Tel. 1951
1 M.14 l
MISS HOWARD, elegant massage and
vapor baths; alcohol ruDDing. aiift n.
15th. llat E. T Mi03 J26
FANNIE TEMPLE, massage, alcohol bath;
assistant, sa noor, eub in. ibtn.
T-M538 J 23
MISS LA BAN, massage baths, Egyptian
treatment. 1817 Leavenworth st.. nat .
T-M504 J2
BATHS, massage, 1718 Nicholas, F. B.,5dnr.
i .ii jya
EMOLINE RHEPARD, massage, vapor and
alcohouo baths, Zd noor, u xsortn letn et.
T-96 Jy4
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hair removed oy electricity, it. i ana
8, 1505 Farnam St. U 684
VIAVI, a wholesome nerve and tissue food
and home treatment ror disorders of
women. Free booklet. Vlavi Co., 348 Bee
Bldg. U-487
HOME during confinement; first-class. Dr.
L. 1 Miller, 2M4 uionao. none i- -ii--.
U 5M
MAGNET PILE
KILLER. IT
CURES.
U-W9
At druggists, 1.
ELITE PARLORS,
616 S. 16th St. Id floor.
U-M269
MRS.
JACOBBON. 3206 N. 20th St.
U-M211 Jl
PRIVATE hospital before and during con-
nnement; babies boarded and adopted.
Mrs. Oardela, 2234 Lake. Tel. Red-18b4.
U-58S
SURQEON-CHIROPODIST, 613
Bee Bldg.
U M226
PRIVATE home during confinement; babies
aaoptea. i ne uood Hamantan sanitarium,
izs 1st ave., council biuits, la. u M4k
RUPTURE CURED without paln. Empire
nupture CO., N. i. Ldla Bldg., Omaha.
U-690.
PRIVATE Sanitarium for ladies before and
during confinement Dr. and Mrs. Gerlsch,
mum camornia st Terms reasonable.
U 161 J23
C EDERER, Bristol St florist
Tel. 1796.
U-691
BOSTON UMBRELLA FACTORY. 606 fl.
16th. Umbrellas re-covered, repaired or
maae. lei. io.u. y AloliJiTi
FOR goodness sake, smoke an' "Uncle
us car, the best 6o cigar. U M206 J19
RAIN or shine, smoke "Kips" Guarantees
ana oe in line, au dealers. 60- , ,. -
. ... U M204 J19
TELEPHONE 780 for L. M. E. messengers.
U 8
Jim Dumps had many woes,. .
cau cigars were nis roes.
Force relieved him eo you've read It.
But Btoecker's cigars should have the
credit u M180 13
DENTIST, experienced, wants location
good town. Address Immediately, F.
Bee,
hi i
MONET TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
c amam Smith az Co., 1320, Farnam street
W-92
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
aim warrants, n. u. raters & Co., 17U3
amam bi., uee mag. W 593
FARM and city loans; low rates, w. H.
i nomas, irst nat i uank Blug. . Tel. 1648.
. W-6S6
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 337 N. Y. Life.
W-S94 '
4 TO 6 P. C. money.
Bemls, Paxton Block.
W-697
FIVE PER CENT loans.
Garvin Bros., 1604
W-688
Farnam.
PRIVATE money. F.
D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
W-5D9
3600 PRIVATE money.
L. D. Holmes, 713
W M864-8
n. x. i-i te ouuaing.
31,000, $1,600 and 11,200. Private money.- L
l, Holmes, ii2 N. x. Life Bid r. -
W-127-12
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY LOANED ON
FURNITURE. PIANOS, LIVE STOCK.
SALARIES, ETC.
Low rates and easy terms, -Business
Confidential.
Try us if you want to snve money.
PHOENIX CREDIT CO..
(33 Paxton Block. 16th and Farnam 8ts.
X-6U0
EA CVTO GET
hO I TO PAY
Best explains our methods. '
We loan on furniture, pianos, warehouse
receipt, etc. Or if you have a permanent
position we can make you a
8ALAHY LOAN .
without security, except your own agree
ment to repay. Our service la nulrii anH
confidential and we always try to please.
Ail ml we naK is iua.fc yuu give US a Call
before you borrow elsewhere.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Ill Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229C
(Established lt92.) M So. 16th Bt
X-601
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
MONEY TO LOAN
ON
FURNITURE AND SALARIES
310 to $300 loaned on FURNITURE, PIANOS,
etc., and to SALARIED i'EOPLE at very
low rates and lor any length, of time,
without publicity or removing the prop
erty. Payments can be made to suit
your convenience. Call and get-our terms
before going elsewhere.
RELIANCE CREDIT CO.
Room 308. "Paxton Block. Room 80S.
X 604
MONEY loaned on pianos,
furniture, lew-
airy, horses, cows, etc c
F. Reed, 819 8 13.
X-604
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc.. without se
curity; easiest terms, 40 offices In prin
cipal cities. Tolman, 410 Board of Trade
Bldg. X-fr.3
CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley
Loan Co., sue to D. Green, R, 3, Barker bk.
X-607
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest rates.
514 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
X-6 5
SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES.
American Loan Co., Paxton block, 3d floor.
THE STAR IXXAN CbMPANY,
Room 644 Paxton Block. Telephone F-229S.
If you have a permanent salaried position
- you can borrow from us on your plain
note, without mortgage, security or In
dorsee Seml-
Weekl v.Mont hly.Monthly.
$16 ra Repay us $1 00 or $2 CO or $4 00
$:-0 00 Repay us 1.35 or 2 65 rr 6 85
tj.i uV-Hci.ay us 1.66 or 3.33 or 6.67
$)00 Repay us 3.00 or 4. no or 8.00
$jO.0O Repay us 3.36 or 6.66 or 13 S3
Our business Is strictly confidential. ..No
disagreeable questions asked of your em
ployers. When you need a little money
call and see us. X 191
Bl SINKS CHANCES.
WILL trade well rented business property
In eastern Nebraska town for a clean
stock of general merchandise or sliora.
Will pay la investlKata. Atl-lre. K 2i.
Be . . X-HUUt-U
Over Town to Find a Position?'-
WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO qO.
ntttlKF. t HANCES.
WHEN you want to buy. sell or exchange
snv property or business quick, see J. 11.
Johnson, 843 N. Y. Life. Y 609
MINING In Wyoming. For rellnble Infor
mation refrardlng mines and other Indus-
tries
les address F. A. Carpenter. 2H4 3d
street, Laramie, Wyo.
x i yo 12
FOR SALE, a good furniture, hardware
and undertaking business, store building
and residence also. Address Box 168, Ply
mouth. Neb. Y-M198
SALOON for sale, centrally located. In
Council Bluffs, Is. Address B 4. Pee
office. Council Bluffs. Y Miw5 8x
MONEY maker for sale. Best restaurant
and rooming house in southern Colorado;
established 7 years: refurnished new and
first-class; will sell rests umnt with or
without rooms. Party without means
don't answer, as 1- have a place second
to none In the state. Ill health reason
for selllnc. Write, Restaurant, 212 West
4th. Pueblo. Colo. Y 884 10
FOR BALL Business property at a great
sacrifice for cash If taken at once, In an
eastern Nebraska town; rents for 135 per
month. For full particulars address, F
28. Bee. Y MlOH 8x
FOR EXCHANGE.
LEMON GROVE, 15 acres, San Diego, Cal.
Will exchange for Nebraska farm or pro
ductive city property. W. N. Nason, 446
Bee building, Omaha, Neb. Z 672 8
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
ROOM, AIX. MODERN.
6-room house, with furnace, porcelain bath.
gas, sewerage, oak finish downstairs, full
east front lot on boulevard; no special
taxes; owner compelled to make a change
.and offers the property for quick sals at
32,(00; most .complete small house on our
list'; act quickly It Interested.
HARRISON & MORTON.
91-U N. T. Life. Tel. Mi.
RE M2S3
OWNER of a double house, one part of
which he occupies himself, will give a
special bargain before leaving June 10.
Easy terms. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St
RE-871 10
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property and farm lands, xne O.
Davis Co., Room 608, Bee Bldg. RE 611
SIX-ROOM, ALL MODERN.
Six-room house, with furnace, porcelain
bath, gas, " sewerafe, - oak finish down
stairs, full east front lot on Boulevard;
no special taxes; owner compelled to make
a change and offers the property for quick
sale at 32,500; most complete small home
on our list; act quickly if interested.
HARRISON & MORTON.
912-13 N. X. Life. Tel. til
RE-M283
RANCH and farm lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A.
McAllester, land commissioner, Union Pa
cific Headquarters, omana. Neb.
, , BE-173
16-ROOM modern house, 11 blocks from
postomce. Tor sale cheap. 108 N. 16th.
Benewa A Co. RE 613
I GET CASH QUICK for your real estate
or business. If you wish to sell, send
description and price. Booklet free. No
commission. Emerson DePuy, Specialist,
ues Moines, la. nm isoui Junes
XI1 T TAMniM CHARLES E.. 1203
miwi i-amam street.
- RE 610
GOOD brick store building, pays net 10 per
cent; best location In town; no vacant
dwellings or store buildings in town.
price, mmj. Address 1" 37, Bee.
RE 198 8x
BICYCLE.
WB BUT and sell second-hand wheels; re-
.pairing a specialty: lawn mowers sham
ened and repaired. E..E. Lawrence.; 2703
Leavenworth St. Tel. L1G76, M648 J 8
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North 16th.
615
BRICK WORK.
J. P. HEALT, 1822 Clark St
'Phone A-287L
617
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to.. J T. . Ochiltree, 20th
ana L,aKe sis. 370
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
A. J. PIERSON, 10th and Burt Tel.
L-2S36.
618
CARPET CLEANERS.
SEND your carpet and rugs to Christen
son's Carpet Cleaning Works, 2221 N. 20th
Bt. Tel. 1669. 619
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES.
Miss Sturdy, 624 N. 20th St.
M248 J21X
DENTISTS.
C H. PAUL, removed to residence, 2022
Burt Tel. F-2753. -622
F. C. CLARK, dentist formerly of Council
Bluffs, now located at 27u6 Cuming st.
M483 J3S
1 '
DETECTIVES.
CAPT. CORMACK, 617 Karbach. Tel. A-2833.
!3
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING parlors at 233 Sewsrd St
KV3 JV4
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
G. R. Rathbun, room 15, Coro'l Nat Bank.
J. H. ROONSTRA, office 1515 Howard Bt.
Tel. 947. 664 Rx
FLORISTS.
HESS A 6WOBODA, 1416 Farnam. -625
HENDERSON, florist 1519 Farnam st
MW6
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg.
TeL 2S35.
621
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO.. cleans
cesspools and vaults, removes garbage
and need animals ai reduced prices, b-1
N. lth. Tel. 1779. 627
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry and City Towel
Supply. ITjO Leavenworth. Tel. A-17K3.
190
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
ST1LLMAN A PRICE, 23 U. B.
N I B it bid.
NEW SNOW-CHURCH OO., 1st floor N. Y.
Lire liidg., attorneys and collectors every
where. 6:9
MACFARLAND A MAY, New York Life
iag., room . rnone iuiz. uu
LOST.
LOST Gold watch between Capitol ave
and Harney on Uth st; Ida M. Unowden.
Logan, Utah, engraved on inside. Return
til lie A, aVUa.
LAWNMOWERS.
SHARPENED. P. Melcholr, 13th A Howard.
OJl
LAWN MOWERS sharpened, saws filed, um
brellas repaired, keys, etc., so N. mn.
Tel. 2974. 633
MUSICAL.
THOS. J. KELLY, voice. Davldge
Block.
369
FOR RENT, piano players, or piano snd
player together. Piano Player Co., Tel.
1460. -637
Letovsky's orchestra. T. L-3684. Terms easy.
ijo i
MISS ELEANOR HARDY
Voice and Piano Studio
819 RAMGE BLOCK.
Special Terms to Summer Students.
815-10
OMAHA COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 316 Ramge
blk.; summer term. Apply V. M. w right,
L. L. C. M., Director. rPhone 1101.
, M567 JX
OSTEOPATHY.
OID. E. A ALICE JOHNSON, osteovaths.
Suite 515, New York Lire Bldg. Tel. .
638
The Hunt Infirmary, McCague Bldg. T. XX
tu
Atsen A Farwell, Paxton bk-(
Ot-T. T. 166.
MS30
PATENTS.
H. J. COWOTLL No fee unless suooessful.
818 S. 15th St., Omaha, Tel. 1798. 4
PATENTS Sues A Co.,
Omaha. Neb. II
free. Tel. 1623.
M593 Jlylx
lustrated patent book
PRINTING, BRIEFS, ETC
WATERS Printing Co.
Linotype oompeai
643 tlon. Tel. Z190.
CALL Up Gardner Printing Co., Tel. A-3263,
for all kinds of job printing. 617 B. istn st
U548 Jl
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing, all business connaenuau im uougiaa.
6U
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
MOSHER S.H., Touch T.W., Bus. Branches,
Teleg. Cat free. Om. com. col., 17 A Doug.
A. C. VAN SANT8 school. T17 N.
T. Life.
647
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. , 648
RUG MANUFACTURING.
OMAHA Rug Factory, 1621 Leaven. TeL 3468.
-644
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
649
STORAGE.
OM, Van. Stor. Co.. 16UV4 Farn. Tela. 1669-863.
650
EXPRESSMEN'S Del. Co.
Tela. 1196-1146.
-651
TICKET BROKERS.
CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere.
P. H. Phllbln, 1606 Farnam. 'Phono 784.
653
TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE.
THE DEPOT on time. 1 M. E.
Tel. 780.
. -34
TYPEWRITER 81
LIES.
TO REDUCE stock 20 per cent discount on
supplies for all machines; goods delivered.
'Phone 1388.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.,
416 Bo. Uth St., Omaha.
892 11
UPHOLSTERING.
PETERSON
TeL L-2358.
A LUNDBERG, 116
& 17th.
-635
GATE CITY- Upholstering Co., woven wire
springs tightened. Tel. B-2075. 1706 St
MaryTs ave. MISS
GOVERNMENT XOTICBS.
ST. PAUL. MINN.. JUNE 8. lBiii.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be re
ceived here, or at following named posts.
until 11 a. m.. July 8, 19U3. for furnishlna
such corn, cats, bran, hay, and straw as
may be required during the fiscal year com
mencing juiy 1, iwa, at f orts Asslnlbolna,
Harrison, Keogh and Missoula, Montana,
Fort Lincoln, N. D., Fort Meade, B. D.,
tTriT-f Vl lw.tnn. U'vn mrA Kn. C! ....1 1 1 n
and St. Paul, Minn. Instructions furnished
on application here or to quartermasters
at posts named. U. 8. reserves right to
accept or reject any or all proposals or
any part tnereor. ueo. is. "ond, c. Q. M.
June g-9-10-l-Julv 6-7
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
ITKIOX STATION 10TH AND MARC Y.
YJalon Paclfle.
Iave.
...a 9:40 am
Arrive,
a 7:60 pm
t:2S pm
Overland Limited..
The Fast Mail
California Express....
Pacific Express
.a 4:20 pm
.all:30 pm
Eastern Express
a 6:84 pm
a 7:30 am
a T-ao am
a :t0 am
bl!:fi0 pm
a 5:15 pm
b 9:36 am
The Atlantic Express.
The Colorado Special.
.a 7:10 am
Chicago special
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Btromsbura- Express. .b 4:no Dm
North Platte Local a 8:00 sm
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm
Wabash.
St. Ixula "Cannon Ball '
Express a O Do pm a 8:20 am
St. Louis Local, Coun
cil uiuns a :i4 am alo:w pm
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paal.
Chicago Daylight a 7:46 am all:15 pm
CLilcago Fast Express. .a 8:45 pm a 3:40 pm
Chlcaa-o Limited ,...a 8:06 pm a 7:50 am
Dee Moines Express. ...a 7:ta am a 8:40 pm
Chicago, Roclc laland APaelfle.
EAST.
rhlcaco Daylight L't'd.a 3:00 am
a 8:48 am
a 9:i3 pm
n 6:36 pm
bll:60 am
s 1:26 pm
Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am
-t.t .. t.-. , , v. 1 1 1 -m
V . 1 1 1 P. ' - Mmi von. ....... v., ..m k . i.
Des Moines express. ...a a.wj pm
Chicago Cast Express.. a 6:36 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L't'd..a :50 pm a 4:14 am
Lincoln. Colo. Spring.
Denver, Pueblo and
West 1:30 pm a 1:00 pm
Colo., Texas, Cal. and
Oklahoma Flyer a 8:40 pm al2;40 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7:35 am
Chicago, Minneapolis A
Bt. Paul Limited a 7:60 pm
Minneapolis A St Paul
Expra-xs o 7ue am
ChicaT Local 10:36 am
Chicago Express
6:10 pm
1:01 am
bl0:86 pm
sl0:6 am
Chicago A Kerthwestera.
"The Northwestern Line.
Fast Chicago.
.a 9:4o am
7:00 am
a 8 3 ) am
8 80 pin
al0:2j pin
Mall
Local Sioux City
Daylight Ht, PaUo...
Daylight Chicago
..a 8:0 pm
..a 610 &tr.
..a 7.36 am
..a 8:00 am
all:10 pm
Local i. tax-ago.
.all:30 am
a s:iu pm
a 1S am
Ixical Cedar Kaplda.... 6:19 pm
i i ...... t '.i.. & i .: -
Limited Ctilcago..
vji I'm
..a 4:u0 pm
..a 6:50 pm
..a 8:10 pm
Local carroii
Fast Chicago
Fast St. Paul
Fast Mail
Local Bioux City...
a 9:60 am
a I 46 pm
a 1:16 am
a 1:40 pm
b 9 3 am
al0:35 am
blG-.tf am
a M pm
..b 4:00 pm
Norfolk A Bonesteel.. a 7 15 am
Unooln A Long PI tie ..b 7:14 am
Mlsaeart I'eclSe.
Pt Louis Express a!0:00 am
!. U as hW !, .u,aU.p 4M
fts-UftM
utlawet.
IIMVAI TIME UARO C
WERTER DEPOT IBTU A WEBSTKR.
rbleaao A Northwesters), HeJtraeka
aad Wyeoslagt Dlvlaletat.
Ieava. Arrive,
Flack Hills, Deadwood.
Lead. Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a i HO pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 8KW pro 14 ptn
Hnstlnes. York. David
City, iuperior. Geneva.
Exeter and Seward.. . 1:00 pm b 6.-00 ptn
("Meaa-o. St. Tawl, Mlnsieasslts A
Omaha.
Twin City Pasaenrer...a 1:30 am 1:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. .a 3:00 pm all:20 am
Oakland Loca, b 6:45 pm b 3:46 am
Mlaaonrl PaelSe.
Nebraska local. Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 ptn al0:36 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, d Dally
xoept Saturday, e Daily sxoept Monday.
BURLINGTON STATION 10TII A MASON
Barllagtea A Mtssearl River.
Leave, Arrive.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln a g:60 am bl2rfl6 pm
Nebraska Express a 8:M am a 7:46 pm
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 6:15 am
Black Hills and Puget
Hound Express ...all'.lOpm a 3:10 pm
Colorado Vestlbuled
Flyer a 8:10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:63 pm a 9:08 am
Fort Crook and lia tu
rnout h b 3:20 pm blO:S6 sm
Fellevue A Pacific Jet. .a 7:50 pm a 3:27 am
Bellevue A Paclflo Jet. .a 8:50 am
Chicago, Burllngtoa A ((alaey.
Leave.
Arrive.
Chleaa-o Special a 7:00 am
a 8:66 pr
a 7:4,S am
all:O0 pm
a 7:45 am
a 8:40 pm
Coaacll
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. .a 4:00 pm
Chicago Ixcal.
...a 9:18 am
Chicago Limited.
Fast Mail
Kaaaas City,
a 8.-06 pin
St. Joseph A
ninSk.
Kansas City Day Ex
.a 1:16 am a 4:06 pm
.a 6:10 pm all:06 am
Bt. Louis nyer...
Kansas City Night Ex..sl0:30 pm a 6:15 am
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOX UNI V. A UXSX STEAMS HITS
NBW TOHK, LOKDOMDIRRT AND OLaSHOW,
- HEW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND MAFUM.
Superior aeoammedatloa, Bioallaat Celalae, Tke
Comfort of PuHiiart Carofallf Consloorod. Slaile
er Rouno Trip Tltk.u lau4 botWMB Now York mmi
Soatca. Kosliah, Irish an4 all prioolpal oootlaeaul
solnu at attract! ratoa. Sn4 for Book ef Toara.
For tlekoto or tanaral lntormatlon apply te say
local atnt ot tlw Anchor Una er te
HSNDKRSON BROS., Osa'l Asoata. Oktaaga, lit.
COMPAGNIG
QfNJlA.LEjRAN3ATiJaNTlQUE
CIOKTIC
imsnnijQN
fRtlSCW TW1N
M UHT. NpWll
ttjrmV - si
sartw
(VLTJtCSS
arjHTDiK
STLVttSS
Commandos by Hand Oflloara. itrlct man-
of-war ilKlplla. klvorr 10th Century aovleo
far Maafart, po4 an 4 aafoty. Calobrated mI
Ino. Compaaj'a Spocla I Four Hour Parlor
ana Dlnlns Car Train awalta pasnntara at
Dook la Htm tor Parla th Waatlfnl, vhare
eoaToalont connoctlona are made for all con
tinental points. Marconi Wlrolca Tolvgra
phr. Knillib-apoaklnc attonaanta. For tllua
tnt4 hooklata and apodal Information apply
to Harry B. Moorea, laoi Faraam St., J. B.
Rarnolda, loot Farnam St., First National
Bank, Oosrse U. Abbott, 1IU Faroaai St.
Anta
JsT
A(LINC4
CVIMV
THURSDAY
raoH Mrw vosH
avassjasaaSajBasaa
DEATHS DUE TO CLOTHES
Apparel Wern for Protection Sonae
tlaaea Oaase the Eadiaa
I Life.
Wearing apparel, which a man or woman
puts on for protection, has proved the
means of their destruction In numerous
oas.-s, -When a coroner was holding an
Inquest over the remains of a woman whose
death had been attributed to her skirts re
cently, he remarked that tali hats and pet
ticoats ought to be disposed of In one im
mense bonfire.
The severe and often fatal accidents
caused by the style of clothing now or re
cently much affected have been Increasing.
Incidents multiply to show that there Is
danger In dress. It is woman, naturally,
who Is the mora exposed to accident from
these onuses.
Only the other day a pretty Frenoh girl
was the victim of one of the long feather
boas, She was walking ons windy morn
ing In ths Rue de Flanders In Paris. A
strong puff of wind blew the end of her
boa into ths spokes of a wheel on a passing
cab. Before her cries attracted attention
she was dragged to ths ground and her
head struck a paving stona, causing her
death.
At a recent opening of the Portuguese
legislature the king and queen held a great
reoeptlon. The viscountess de Varxea ap
proached the throne to make her courtesy,
and, having accomplished It, was retiring
backwards, when her foot was caught In
her Ions train. She fell and broke her leg
above ths knee, with the result that she
will he lame for life.
The cycling skirt has claimed , Its vie
Urns. A young woman of Plymouth, Eng
land, was thrown on a pile of paving stones
last year by having the edge of her skirt
caught In the pedals.
It Is hot women alone who suffer from
the sccldents caused by clothing. Recently
one of the train guards on an English
train was walking along ths outside foot
board, when his feet slipped.' He had Just
put on a pair of new shoes, the soles of
which, being new, were slippery, He went
under the train before he could recover his
balance and was Instantly killed.
One Illinois accident, resulting fatally. Is
recorded In this mortuary list of deaths
caused by clothing. Charles Sanders, an
employs of an electric line in Waukesha,
wore celluloid collars. They could be
cleaned easily and, his work being dirty
In some particulars, he found It convenient
to wear this style. One day last summer
the motor of his car burned out, snd in at
tempting to put matters right he got the
controller charged with electricity. The
end happened to touch his celluloid collar,
which Instantly broke Into a furious flsjne.
His Injuries proved fatal.
The poisonous dyes In cheap articles of
wear add another danger. Hospitals re
ceive victims of such poisoning frequently,
It being generally stockings from which
ths poison Is absorbed. Scarlet stockings
have been particularly productive ot deaths
In this manner.
The brilliant greens are equally deadly,
. Ons young woman died last summer from
poison absorbed from a green blouse she
was wearing. She had burned her arm
slightly snd the dye from the blouse worked
Into the wound snd caused blood poisoning.
Chicago Tribune.
FROM FOtK STATES.
Testimony to ths Efflcacy of the Hew
Seleatlflo DaadranT Treataaeat.
James C. Rows, Livingston, Mont.:
"Herplclde oured my dandruff and stopped
my falling hair."
Orange McCombs, St. Anthony, Idaho
"Herplclds cleaned my scalp of dandruff
and mads my hair soft as silk snd glossy.'
Vf. 11. Otis, barber, Champaign, 111.: "J
used Herpletde on one customer for dan
druff and pn another for falling hair with
excellent results."
F. W. Woody (assistant postmaster).
Champaign, I1L: "Herplclde completely
stopped my falling hair."
J. J. Bentley, Sheridan, Wyo.: "Herplclde
excellent for cleaning the scalp."
Send 10 cents In stamps for free sample
Ut Jb Uerpiade Co Detail, MlojU
1
HEW BOOKS AT HALF PRICK,
We have come Into possession ef quite a
aiumur v, new nomi wnicn we will dis
pose of at HALF PLBL18HKH S 1'KIt E
We have only one copy of each, so first
order la tne only one that can be fined.
These books are not secondhand er even
shelf worn. .They are new snd dltect
from the publishers. Watch for furtiter
lists In succeeding issues ef The bee:
Regular Our
. . . Prioe. Prloe.
I One's Womankind, a novel.
by Ixulse Sf-answlll ri.60
The Thousand Eugenia and
Other Htortea, by Mrs. Al
fred Sedgwick l.C
8 A Maker of the New Orient,
by Wm. Elliott Urtma..... 1 M
Captain Craig, a ilook ef
Poems, by K. A. Robinson.. 1.00
The Foray of the liendnck
Hudson, a tale ( '64, by
F. M. Seville l.M
7 The Adventures of M. D,
Haricot, by J. 8. Cloustrm.. 140
Bob Knight's Dreary Camp
Ins Out bv C. O. Smith. ... l.M
10 Roger Woloott, by William
i.a wrenne 1.SS
U-The King of Unadilla, by
Howard R. Grois 6s
It The American Jewish Year
Rook, by Cyrus Adler l.BJ
16 The Deeps of Deliverance,
by Frederick von Eeden... 1.28
17 The Vale of Cedars aad
Other Tales, by Grace
-As-ullar .'. 1.00
If Tne Oloi nchoolhouse and
Other Poems, by T. 8.
Denison .GO
10 i'hc Jeweled Tomb and
Other Stories, by tne Wer
ner company 60
1 Beyond the Requiems and
Other Verses, by I A.
Robertson ,76
11 A Hunch of Rope Yarns.
by 8. II. King LIS
4 Ths Conquest of home, by
Matilda Sorao 1.60
15 Letters of an American
Countess to Her Friend,
by the Cauntens Herself... 1.09
t Insurance and Crime, by A.
C. Campbell 1.00
17 The Pleasures of the Table,
by G, H. Ellwanger 1.00
18 Three Years on the Block
ade, by I. E. Vail l.M
i The Man In the Street.
Stories from the New York
Times 1.60
U The Book of Wedding. BV
Mrs. Burton Ktnglund.... 1.60
83 Poems, by Mary A loot t.... 1.U0
83 The Gospel of Judas lecariot,
by A. D. Baldwin 1.60
16 Guided and Guarded, by
Joseph 8. Malone 1.36
84 Life, and How to Live It,
by A R. Aldrlch 1.00
88 Jnckanapes, by J. H. Ewlns ,60
89 The Hermitage and the
Random Verses, by Day
ton Ervln 86
40 Why I Became of Baptist,
by Rev. M. C. Peters. .71
41 Christ's Message to the
Shurches, by Rev. W. M.
ampbell 1.00
41 Management World Sys
tems of Railway, by
Major Pngbourne... 1.00
44-The Air Voyage, by Wil
liam E. Ingersoll IS
48 Night-Bide of Nature ot
Ghosts, and Ghost Beers,
by Catherine Crowe IM
1.09
.40
l.M
1.00
.40
48 Our Common Christianity,
by A. P. Stanley
49 Grammar School Algebra,
by E. E. White
50 Moses, a Dream, by Charles
Hovey Brown ,
6V-What Think Ye of Christ.
.16
.76
.76
by J. L. Eldrldge 1.00
64 In the Gates of Israel, by
Herman Bernstein 160
85 The Ethics of Judaism, by
M. Laiarus, Vol. II 1.00
M Mental Arithmetic, by I. C.
McNeill 1.00
67 Chlqulta an American
novel, by Merrill Tlleston. 1.60
88 The American Jewish Year
Bock, by t".is Adler 116
69 Hlgh School Alaebra. by M.
X Bailey l.M
90 Trie Dancers, by Edith M.
Thomas..;; 76
H The Mystery of Baptism, by
Rev. John S. Axtell 1.B0
3 Ware Poems, by H. P. Mc-
Donell 78
88 Progression to Immortsllty .60
4 His Story, Their Letters, a
prologue, bv F. D. B 1.00
8 Neither Bond Nor Free, hy
G. L, Pryor l.H
67 Luck O'Lassendale, by the
Earl of Iddeslelgh 1.60
70 The Great procession, and
Other Verses For and
About Children, by Har
Hett P. Snafford ,-60
ft H-li-.t PHnclnlen nf Nuralnr.
' - I bv Anne R. Manning 1i00
71 How to Teach Reading and ,
I Composition, by J. J. Burns. TB "
78 The Structure ef the English "
Sentence, by .Lillian u. v
Ktmhall 1.00
74 The Talk "of the Town, hy
EllBft A. Bengough l.
75 Garden - of Lies, a Romanes,
by Justus M. Farmon 1.10
77 Uncle Charley, by Zephlns
Humphrey .
7 The Greater Love, by A. B.
Crmnmv 1.60
79 What Are We Here For, by
F. Dunnas loaa .w
80 Modern Mission Century, by.
A. T. Plereon 160
63 English Lyrics, of a Flnntah
Harp, by H. M. nonr.er eg
83 The rnapeakable Scot, by T.
W. T-T Crosland l.M
84 Songs of the Sioux and other
foetus, Dy v ill v,nammr
lain 1.00
85 The Queen of Quelparte, by
A. B. Hulbert I.B0
80 The Herr Doctor, by Robert
-Donald 10
IV-Harry Tracy, by W. N. Car-
ter 1-00
90 Kansas Zephyrs, by Ed
Blair 76
91 A Lay Thesis on Blhls
Wines, by E. R. Emerson.. .60
93 Liquid From the fun's Rays,
by Sue Greenleaf 1.60
94 The Last Wedding Ring, by
Rev. c. Cortland Meyers.., i.ou
96 Seeds of April's S'wlng, by
Adah L. Sutton 76
96 The Creed of the Presbyteri
ans, by Rev. E. W. Smith. 1.00
99 Our Literary Detugs, by F.
W. Halsey l.H
100 Industrial Conciliation 1.28
101 Infant Salvation, by M. 3.
Flrey l.M
103 War and Wsrahlp, by Henry
Bellows l.eo.
103 Poems Verses, by E. 8.
Martin 1 zo
1A4 The F-.irvnt Ian Hill, bv Nel
lie T. bawyer eo
106 The Negro, by Rev. J. J.
Plrdcln l.M ,
107 How to Treat the Trust and
How to Win in 1804, by
John Haggerty .75
Call and see them.
110 Conclusions, by Jeroms Du
Barry 1.60
111 Mats, the Magician, by Isa
bella Ingalese 1.86
118 A Lady's Honor, by Bass
Blake 60
lit Songs of the Press, by
Hal ley Millard DB
130 The Winning of Sarenne, by
Ht. Clair Beau 1.60
S33 The Richer the Poorer, by
Ira L. Jones l.M
126 The Extra Canonical Life of
Christ, by Bernard Peck.. 1.00
12 Loysl Traitors, by R. L.
Brldgeman l.M
129 The Journal of Arthur Ster
ling (The valley ot the
Shadows l.M
130 Moods snd Momenta, by
Carl Hslnrich l.M
132-The Life Within 1.60
137 Studies In Zoology, by J. A
Merrill l.M
139 Richard Hume, by T. B.
Warnock 1.0
141 Personal Reminiscences of
Prince Btsmarok, by Sid
ney Whttmore l.M
142 The Papal Monarchy, by
William Barry. l.M
166 The Egregious English, by
Angus McNeill.." 126
156 Soltalre, a Romance of the
Wllley Slide and the
White Mountains, by G.
F. Wllley 126
167 American Diplomacy In ths 1
Orient, by J. W. Foster... l.M
161 The Smoke and the Flame,
by C. F. Do'e l.M
163 Haunts of Ancient Peace,
by Alfred Austin l.M
164 The Administration of De
pendencies, by A. H. Snow l.M
171 Jonathan, a tragedy, by
Thomas Ewlng 75
173 The Lillian Bell Birthday
Beek. by A. H. Rogue I S
177 A RebuttT of Spiritism,
et el., by X K. Howard... l.M
178 Commercial German, by
ArrroW Kutner. 1 60
179 The Socialist end the Prince,
by Mrs Fremont Order .. l.M
111 Langiutsr Lessons, by J. W.
Bew)l .75
185-We tfhall Live Again, by
Geo. H. Hep worth l.M
191 Flowers of the Dust, by
John Oxenham 1 26
198 Bmvys' -School History of
the'XTnlted States, by J.
1. Steele and E. B. Steele l.M
lM-Gnd In His World, by C.
Mu. inwiiif , .am .10
We also earry all the leadlna- dallies nf
E Thwing SS
the United States and the must complete
line of popular masnxlnea In the city.
McLATTOHLIN A CO.,
106 North Sixteeulb HUeeV
fiotsoslU s-vstsx-. .. .
6)
.to
.4)
.11
.40
.)
.)
.40
.40
.11
.40
JO
.76
.49
.60
.40
.
.10
.16
.14
.49
.15
-T5
.16
.
.20
M
.
.40
.40
.60
.40
.40
.
.64
.it
.10
45
M
.M
.50 '
.40 '
.
.40
.4A
.60
.18
.60
.16
.60
.40
.60
.60
.80
to
.60
.
40
.60
.40
.
.40
.40
.
.71
'.
.40
.40
.20
.15
.15
-M
.40
.40
.60
l.M
.60
.60
l.M
.49
l.M
.64
.60
.36
.M
.75
.15