Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1891, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY MONDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1801 SPEGIHL NOTIGES, DYRRTISEMENTS FOR THERE COLUMNS Will be taken until 12:90 p. m. for the ovening At 80 p. m., f0F the mMorning or Sundny ed o ATI advertisemants In these columns 16 conts & Jine first in 4 F2 per line Jews than 26 cents for the firet insert Inadsanco, Count about 7 words to the 1ine. Init Tafw, fignres, wymbols, ete. each count s word All advertisements must ran consecutivoly. Adver tsers, by requesting & nambered check. ean have thelr letters sddressed to & numbered 1etter in care Of THE K. Answers 80 nddrassed will be delly ered on presentation of the eheck. PEANCILOFKICES - ADVERTISING FOR columns will bo taken on the above condith Author: " AR cAn Atihe f houres. wh 17ed 1o take specinl notices at the same ra be hnd at the Fouth Omaha Branch Office—No Lister hicek dohn W. Eell, pharmacist.11th and Mason stre B, . Farnsworth, pharmacist 2115 Coiming st W. I Hlughes, pharmacist, 124 N_1ith str C. . Bat 10, pharmaelst, 1718 Leavenworth rr Hughos' pharmney, e 228 N street, h and Farnam. SITUATIONS WAN' RATES Joc A line first time and i after. No ndvertisement taken for less than A SITUATION WA englnnecr in mill Address 0. W., Box 3 A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT BOOKK EEPF and salesman. lumber, sash and doors erencos. Address J2, Hee. M il TED BY A PRACTICAL factory, good reference. , Red Ouk, Tn 00 5+ ALY ANTED, POSITION IN THE MANAC A ment of a st class hotel, in or_ont of Omal furnish any Kind of guaranty, W.0. Fleld, The Morriam " WANTED-MALE g RATFS 1ica fine first time and 100 Witer. No advertsement taken for less th Bi;G000 CANVASSER. 8, C. SUEWART oth st. B WANIED. GENTLEMEN OF REFINEMENT lovers of good socloty, wishing to know how to entn extra pocket mones 1o lelsure hours at home, nddross, with stamp, Etrusean Art Co., Bostc Mass. MBI 3- WANTED YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A Dyood hand, one who understands bookkeeping and knows the grocery busincss. Re o ro- quired. Address J 4. Hoe. 88 B WANTED, A LIVE ENERGETIC EARTY IN every place 10 Introduce our gocds, We have n new line that wiil sell at every house and wgo, and cnp'n burvest between now and the Wil pay n salary of $15.00 per month 1€ red, and furnish n team f Address at Standnrd Silyerware Co.. Eoston, Mass Mz 120 B YANIED. AN ENERGETIC VOUNG MAN to take un Interest in business and work in the pneity of wec and treasurer for o wholosale Arm. $1600.00 cupftal required. Profits yeurly. Keforonces exchanged.” Address J . 14 B WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED = PAT right salesmun 1o sell Nebraska of buggy shaft BUpport: 0 per cont commisalonto the right mai. Glvo references. ~Address Box 770, Uillsboro, 0. o ], WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY OLt CO; mixsion to handle the new patent chemical ink Prasing penell; the greatest selling novelty ever produced; ernses Ink thoroughly in two se no abrasion of puper: 500 to agent's sales nmonnted (0 §620 (0 six days, another In two hours. We want ono wenoral ngont in ench stute and tervitory. For terms and full par: tieulars nddress Monroe Eraser Mfe. Co. La Crosse, Wis. B SURINDUCEMENTS ‘ARE BIETTER THAN evor. We will assign the exclusive right to sell the Celebrated Taylor Adjustable the whole OF part of this state. 50 of our gents average from & n day to $,000 & year; no other #hoe 11ke It: big profits: casy to make sales, Ad: 8 with 2o stump, Consolidated Adjustable Shoo Lynn. Mass. MU 0% S WANT D ady traveling sulesmen to feating oll sumples as o side 1ino; n » and Lerrito nufacturers Ol Co., Cleve: Tnnd, O. M7 a2° onds 00 por cent profit: ona wdies’ Shoe 1n arry our B, goun gy SERS: SALARY weekly. Singer Sewlng Machine, 1516 Douklas st AWAKE WORK wreatest book onearth, “Shepp's photo: graphs of the World,” costing $I0.000: muammoth Mlustrated cirenlars and torms free: unparallelod succexs: Mr. Thomas L. Martin, Centerviile, Tex., clea) Lin G dnys: Miss Roso' Adams, Wooster, 0. £3 h {0 minutes: Rey.J. Howard Madison, Lyons, N. ¥.. £10] in 7 hours: & bonanza for the holl doys: magnificent outfit only 81 Books on_credit. Frelght paid. Address, Globe Bible Publishing C No. 05 Chestnut street. Philadelphin, Pu. 512-D7% " WANTED. A YOU boy to tend door. T G AND NFAT COLORED o Hoston Store. ] ]: WANTED. SPECIAL AND CANVASSING ngents. A good chance for a man who can sell k00ds to muke money. It will pay you to ti- gato thls, Address G 44, Beo, B.iave A GOOD OPENING FOIt COMPETENT mnn to muko some money. Investigate. | Ad- fraxs (3 53, Reo. 0 EMALE } RATES {50 n line first time and 1c & line there- after No advertisement. taken for loss than Zic. [(1-Wa D IMMEDIATE] LADIES AND /young girls to work for us at thelr homes; goou pay: steady: no painting or canvassiig: Komo- ihing entirely new. d self-addressed envelope 10 Echo Man'f'g Co,, 4 Liberty square, Boston, Mass M5 10" C GIRL FOR GE WORK, COOK- Ing a speciaity. Mui 70 A Goob ¢ housework (1 WILL PAY TADIES A SALARY OF 310 PER week to work for me tn_(helr locality at home: Heht work: good Topurt time: write, with Mamp. Mrs. 1. k. Farrington, Box iz, Chiugo, 1l T 9 BRSONS RECELVE Good situation. I RL FOR G - WANTRD, MONDAY, 2 I’ inntrhetions. keep bod N.Y B. Suilth. a7 (A6 (LN WENTY-NINTH STREET. [('=WANTED, A GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT housework ind to take oare of child i yeurs old. 22 Capitol nvenue. RL FOR me. 111 ENT GIRL FOR ( required. Apply (‘ WANTED. COMPET! housowork; refercnce RVANT G aired. Mrs (;VANTED A FIRST CLASS s 1711 Douging st. Reference re Rosowater i\ WAN il 150 a line witer. No ndve: l)' FOR' RENT, PART OF A GOOD HOUSE. 6 rooms, $15.00. 2219 Californin streot. M 957 st time and e a lne thero- Isement tuken for | HOUSE, 1) FOR KENT-£0.00,0-R0OM MOD nelghbor Dol conveniences, good yard, b £0.00. 11-r00m house Bl terms, £40.00. 10 room brick house, all convenlences,barn for two horses, LU, Sroom dwelling, hath and furn (0. Steam heated t-room fiat, with 500, § roome and bath, steam heat. Inquire Netherton tall, 505 S 15th ]) YOI 1 ote. I BK ), FusNisiED corn \iy without children, Afterno . with barn for two horses; BATH, § Douglus; £T00m house M7 T FOIWTENT T0 FAM rensonable. Call 1513 Wobster stroct. MiT 8¢ ) ROOM COMTAGE, S 8. 28T ST E 3 17 TTAC ANT T ROOM O worth, new, modern cheap to good tenants. (Globe Lown and Trust ¢ ¥, 16th and Dodge. Mot 11 D FIVE KOOM_ BASEM FOI RENT 808 50. 24tk street, $1L00 por wonth M 7+ 1), 1w vy i will HOUSE: VERY w park. Address K M HOOMS: MODER! ear Hu 1) SIN LA R convenivat; l THE TWO NEW BRICK HQUSES, NOS, 0 708 Farnam, Finest houses in the elty. 5,00 nth. ~ W. M Hogers, 1521-1525 Farnam, i D NEw ROOM COTTAGES, MODI hrovemoents, “Stanford Ciroles.” Apply Elgutter, room 4, N.Y. Life bullaing. Db LS GROOM HOUSES, 810 10 816; BEST i3 Idence Hats o clty. Mead Iny't Co. 442 Bee bldg &) )P0 T 0TS AN FLATS G TAL: i Todate £ 10 S sptonld sk Coll 6 BUrvin & Co., 28 Sheely Block 9% IOk BENT, NINEROOM THOUSE, WITH DOUh gas A Fanko 1f deatred, @il i K004 con Allion, Iocated near S0th and St Mary’s avenus Price rensonavle; special terms glvon 1o the right rty. Inquire 201 Furnam at. or G. B, Teschuck, 0 oftice. P T EINT ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD: voments, corner b and lzard, one aut T motor, §0.00, 2 g l)rn-u KENT, 1- ROOM D VKL oust, $20. 200 Seward st., $11. 1614 Farnam st 112 753 D E LIST OF HOUSES. STORES AND inia 1of ront Goo 3. Ve 100 Faraam siroat M J10 j) STEAM HEATED FLATS. ¥, K DARLING, Barker block. o7 M FLAT STEAM AND ALL Doxs vouk modern conyeniences, exellent order; ono o Touw house. erences required, T. L. von Dora, EOOM b, 818 5. 22 street, w Conténied, ]) FOIL_TENT, 0-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, 7 Callfornin St., 815 per month 218 l) FOR RENT. # ROOM HOUSE, 1418 DORCAS . Hae ofce. Mo strdet. Inquire Robert Hunte T OR KENT, HOUSE N B COR. 1871 Waobstor. 8 rooms, full elty lot, price 8 L Garrison, 1514 Farnam ) oK, RENT. TUREE OF OUI onses in Lafayette Iince. st a3 are comploted and are for rent, T and 8 rooms and wry midern improvement: pride, 0,00 and 35,00 rmonth. Fidelity Trust company, 1614 Farnam 1)5,10, TONEES. § 10 & HOOMS EACH, §10 i F12.00. The 0. F. Davis compnny 105011 FOR RENT—F URM\ HOOMS RATES Tic a line first Gimo and after. No ndyertisc I" ONE 01 TWO NICE It Ycan hoard. 520 N. 19 [, TWO FURNISHED (Ot ONE U3 Urooms to rent at 604 S, 15t street LADY ROOM MAT orts.nls , WANTED, YOUNC LCapitol aveate. home oo rooms. I, Funsisnen TROOMS FOR Yonly. Apply with refer If FOIL RENT. 4 DESIRABLE _RC Ullght house keeping. 2324 St Mary's ave Erow FURNISHED ROOMS: OIt, Uinnt tng: 211 N. 18th stre 0 7 [S,, KURNISIED ROOM, §1. K, 1008 FARR nam Fm ST CLATIC BUIC Uith and Dodge, will make low rates {or To by the week or month, with or without board, [ 0NE LARGE AND ONE SMALL_ FRONT Uroom for rent at 2100 Douglng street. M8yT 1% FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOALD, RATES15e n line first time and (0c a line thero: after. No advertisement taken for lews than 2. CHOICE ROOMS, GOOD BOARD AND U eptional references. 215 N Nincteenth st [ X T, FRONT CHAMBER WITH Al 00 per I¢, Fom e cove, suitable for three gentlemen, ¥ month for room and bonrd. ) Lodge. M I, COMFORTABLE KOUTH _ ROOMS WITH bonrd: plano: ‘modern eony i terms reusonable. 21 Harney stre Mook 7+ 1 TWO HANDSOME, LARGE SOUTH ROOMS n anite: firat clawn table. Hoferances oxchaned. Chieago str 7 OOMS WITHL BOARD. 2013 Do s 9120 7¢ FOI KENT—ROOMS UNFURNISHED RATES—I5c a line first time and 10c a line there- after. No advertisoment taken for less than Zac. RNISHED KOOMS FOR ekeeping. 2520 Douglns. 1043 §° T ROOMS, BRICK BUILDIN ! @ FURNISTE . 1702 Wobste 2 ROOMS FOR OUSE- r Price, $12.5). M BOALD RATES 15 a line first time and 100 a ino th aftor. No advertisement taken for loss than % oo ¥, 1810 DODGE, FOR GOOD Doard, nicer rooms, convenlences, ratos and 1o cation it cannot be excelled. Mrs. Hora, propr FOR T. RATES— 150 a line firat thue and 100 a line there- after. No advertisemen taken for lesy than T, EOm REN® TITE CSTORY BIICK BUILDE with o without power, formerly oceupled by Bee Publlshing Co., 916 The build ing has o fire proof o . _complota steam Tentlng fxtures, water on all the #00rs, fns, et Apply at the oftce of The Bee, 913 (B 1, DEsk ROOM FOR RENT; STEAM HEAT, GAS, water in office, use of telophone. 620 l‘n\‘tn\u blk! 7T ARGE WHOLESALE STORE FORMERLY occupied by W. V. Morse & Co.. corner iith and Douglas: best i-story and basement wholesale store in city. Byron need Co. iy Dy Rl \fifl,\(.l—, ll \Tfil" l'T(' REAL ESTATE, ~MADAME BMITIL, Alcoliol, sulphurio and_ $10.00 Reod & Solby, 394 Bonrd r cont intorasks Room 403 Brown bldg, 16e a line first time and 10c & No_advertisoment_taken for loss than : TED, THE A ACRE IMPROVED Potr Penner, FOR SALE OR 0h st WOF 8,100, ‘v-n..u.my 2,200 rust conipany, 1014 Farssm . CORNER ®TH_N £ a bargain for wfw days only. 1o, Barker block. NGUAGE sc & 1ine first tine and oan do this best by oxerci fant. Do not 1 it 13 desirable t0 do so unloss you know they are pure rnd medieinal, 5 STANDARD for sale at a saorlfice, there I8 no stimul onlv one Duffy's Pu drugeist or grocer may s1y, bear in mi above groat truths, and you w iive lonz 120000 10 #2.00).0, Davis company XAMINE TIE new scale Ki CUTLERY GRINDINC b YOUR SCISSORS, ground to Underland & Co., e 0 1ino first timo and 100 & lino there. rtisoment taken for less than LOANS 6 TO no adaitional charges for commisston W. B. Melkle, oa lino frat time and for loss than treated fivo yoars ago hava never seen a s, eince. Ry describing caso fully wo can tr mail, and wo 10 tho 8amo strong guArantos to euro or refund all monoy, Those who profer to for treatment can a0 80 and wo Wil pay rilrond fao both wa Wo challongo tho world for & caso that our MAGIG RE got tho evidence, Wo know that you aro skeptical, Fistly 8o, too, ak tho most emin Baver buen abio to gl In our five years’ practico witn the MA( has been most d agalnst all so-called guarant , You take no chance of losing your maoney. We guar anteo to curo of rofund every dollar, and as wo e s Foputation to protoct, also financial backing of 6300, 000, 1t 18 perfectly safo to all who will try tho treat ment. Heretofore you have bean putting up and paying out yoar money for dierent (reatments and although you wre not yotcured no orio haa pald back your mon: ‘®y. Do not waste any more money until you try us. Old ehronic, deep sntod cases cured (n 30 6 90 days. In- Sestigato our financial atanding, our business men. Writo us for names and aldresscs of those wo hiave cured who havo given permission to ro- for to them. 1t costa you only pos will save you world of s and i€ you aro marricd what may your offspring suffer through your own negligence, 1T your symptoms are £ore thront, mucous pa ches in mouth, Fi in bonos il Jolnts, hie falling out, eruptic part of ttio body, fee {1 head or bones, you liavo o tinio (o' waste, *Thosa who are constanly taking mi reury and potash should discontinuo t. Constan uso of thoso d bring sorea and onting ulcors in writa. Al correspondenco nent soaled fn plain envel opes. Woinvite tho most rigid investigation and will do all {n our_power to eid you in it Addross, COOK REMEDY C€O., Omaha, Nebraska. OfMce 13th and Farnam, second floor, ! MAGIC CURE 'ci.x" AL A plata shawl, 10 Bee office and celvo roward. APPLICATIONS ans of 82,000 to £,000 on first-class roal ¢ ¥, K. Darilng, Barker bioc A LOAN OF #2; Files: security good. WANTED A GET REWARD iross, 1803 Mason street STOCK WINTERED, ¢ line first timo and ertisement taken for oy than 2 0 FOI » YEARE, Addross box SECOND MORTGAC Alex Moore, 40 APPLICATIONS FOIU s On TaipF 0 SlLy PrODOFLY > s, HouLh Omab 405 Brown hhhz me in sims o FIRIR T S AT n.u-u TOWEST RATES A lovuo stock farm . 19 Board of Trade bullding or Bellevue. and mo rtgagos DRESSMAKING, a 1ine first time and 100 o {ivertisoment taked for loss’ than IN FAMILIES; FIT ANRET AND_TRUST CO 10w rates for o ©on Nebrask or 10w farms or Omahs city property. L DRESSMAKING erfect it guaranteod parlors, 1010 Calitornia, mortgage on Omaba city property HALR GOOI RATES—Iocn line first_tlme and ICe a iine thero- AGE LOANS, TLE, 29RAMGE No advertisemont taken for less than 250 BNTIRE WEST, rds n specinlty. stock und o ord NT FIRST \lnurn..\uv LOA lchard C. Patterson, | S ON IMPROVED AND U /ity bronery. 85,000 and pwards W. Farnam Smith & C Mall ordors solfeited. L IEth & llnrx_h')’ a line figst tin No advortisemont taken for los than 2dc. “YfUMAUA R.E. &T. CO, R 4 BEEBUILDING. My ive dnys trial” tr Preceptible benefits realized in three days. By mall, spe Office open until 9. . OF thta Commarcial Nat| lank Tho owner may tilcation and proof of prop: T ON FIRST Lovett & Woodman, 220 8. Tith class security, class security, Call at the bank. LOANS OF 8550 TO $L0X ON U ) to §2.000 on Jmproved 1614 Faroam st erty, at once. No ndvertisement taken for loxs than 25 PROPERTY. AND SOLICITOR: C. Consultation free. - J 14 ELERS. oftice at Washington, M(n\h\' TO LOAN—CHATTEL RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH. Eat plaln food. Re regular in yc Wes Do not work immediately after eating. Keep the fost comfortablo and well pro- toc Exorcise in the open alr when tho weather miits. If possible, g0 to bed at the same hour every r hanits r woolen clothing the year round. night In malarfous disteicts do your walking in the middle of the day. op your blood warm and circulating. You o wnd pure stimn 1ige In stimulants, althouzh Bear in nind the unguestion nt 80 eood as whiskey, and zood_mediclnnl whiskey, namely, g Malt. No matter’ what you the e ) rand teol happler. AWrllten Guaranteo to PHILI s CURE EVERY CASE ¢ MONEY HEFUNDED Our eurs 14 pormancnt and not & patehing u tyou by o horo and hotel bills while hor £ wo fail i ea: it for full particulars and EDY Wil not enro, nt physicians have temporary roilef., © REMEDY it to oyercomo the prejudices Tit under our strong sitato to try this remedy. more _tha o you should not Ation as 70 to do this; it ring from montal strain, natism onany g of genoral depression, pains 8 will suroly ond. Don'tfall to ranco 13th &% fOr o cus: 0 Loss or K .mn; m odaoal Sone N hrvonat DGl iy, woaktbss oL body or mind, the effoct of orrors of excusses inold or young that we cannot cure. Wo uarantec overy case or refund overy dollar. atment 31 full course . roly packed from observation. COOK KEMEDY CO. UMAHA. NEB LADIES ONLY MAGIC & Price b COOK REMEDY CO., Omuhu. Neb. ALE REGULATOR. Safo und Afn to & day or money refunded. all $2. Senled from observation. 50 n line first tme and 100 o lino there- at taken for less thau 2oc. /Banks, room 50, unrknr ol MASTERS ON Lold goods, planos, orga pOSAILIG rates without roperty or change Time arranged Lo suit the borrower. \te Of any amount can reducing both v, removal of be made at any. and interest, thus giving patrons all tho 'benefits of the partial pny- Call and see me when you want a loan, ot If more convenlent call teiephono 1621 and your business can be arranged at home. Money always on han business confidontial Masters, room 4, Withnell blk., delay; no publicity; MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSE Witho ut removal or change Possession. Confidentinl. kred Terry, r. 455 Ka wagons, plano: FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. RATES 15¢ a lino first_tlme and 100 o lne thel aftor. No advertisoment taken for lass tha —FOIt MANU] JEok MANUFA URING PURPOSES, BXCEL: i quarters, located [n best wholesale' part of Omaha! Kvery convenience, with steam or electric power.” Immedlato possession. Address I 4} Beo. M7 T WANTE S TO RENI. RATES 150 a line firat time and 100 a line there- fter No advertisemont taken for less than 2 NTED, BY LADY, LADY ROOM-MATE. 420 th street. Mss '] TIRAVELING MAN AND WIFE DESIRE ROOM and board, for Indy only. with non-Inquisitive purtios. Torai must bo rensonable. Address 1 10, oo, M7 RATE v-umunm tmo and 10 o line th after. No advertisement taken for less than 2o, 'ORAGE 150 a line first thme and 100 a lne there- after. Noadvertisement taken for less than 2. VI, DY, CEEAN “AND PRIVATELY STORED furniiro Ouihia Stoso Ropale Work. 1207 Doug: ) M, DEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAS house ln the city. Willlams & Cross, 1214 Har, WANTED— “150 a line first_timo and 100 a line there RATE: Aftor. NO navertisement takon for less th V- MEDIUM SIZE FIRE PROOF SAFE, 614 PAX AN ton bivek. - FURNITURE BOUGA' Wells, 1111 Farnam streot. N L VANTED 10 BUY A SECOOD | b PIANG. Address J 6, Bee, Mo 7+ U—WANTED, FOR CASH, A BARGAIN 1 Ouwiahiy, South Omaha or Council Bluffs reai ostute Inside of eity limits. Give full description and price, No_indetinite ‘proposition consldered Adpress 1 O BUY. SOLD, srum,n R OR SALE-FURNIT RATES B 1ino first timo and 100 a line thore: wlter, Noadvertisoment taken for less than (i OAK WINDSOR FOLDING BED AT Jallg N, 15th, it C. Moz1-5¢ IWATES 10 & line first_tmo and 100 & lno th ufter. ttaken for loss than 2 Q, FOR SALE CHEAP, ONE GRAND AUTO. matie 0L mud brick muchine; almoit now. Ad- dross John P Thomas, brick mfgr., Omaha. M#50-10% Qi ron saLe. A TARGE SAFE, FIRE AND burklnr proof; will seli cheap. Address to H. ¥, Kearney, Neb 18 0° A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO VERY LITTLE A and us €00d na new. Must bo sold at one t bargain, Address 1 65 Boe oftice, 2 QuoFuRk SALE sArK WITH TIME LOCK, COUN- tor and fixtures sultable for country bank, 1 % a2 Omab, RATES 150 u line first time and 10¢ a lno thero aftor. No advertisement taken for loss th WONDERFUL revelations, Challonges the world. Mrs. Dr M. Legrave, dead trance clalryoyant, astrologist st and Iife reader: telly your 1ifo from the YO: unites Lho separated; causes mur uo you love: tells where you will od anil In what business bost udapted for; has obrated I destroy bad lnfiuences; all privato complaints with cohol treat; dato of birth and rec ats 1o stamps for cl you will marry; also pl S, ARKIVAL TRAORL ts, Intemperai ushage, baths of hair. name and o accurate life chart; 2 lar; give ioitialy of o 1108 OF same. Oftice 107 South 11th street, irst Hoor: hours, § W o p, w. Come on e ull,und be convinced of this wonderful oracle. Ml S LADIES, 50 CENTS: GENTS, §1.00 [ Dontetore. 419 N. 15th screet. Daily, Sundays oveniogs. “Trathful in bis predictio Hatte advico." No watter what troublé you have, come and he will gulde you. Prof. Montedore s the only clairyoyant wedinm in Omaba, w2 7 S MES NANNUE V. WARWEN, CLATRVOYANT Dreliable bustness medium,b(th year.at 110 N. Tith, MRS, MITOHELL, CLAIRVOYANT, BUSINENS 0 test medium; gives sittiogs ‘daily. SlUiy 10th. Migw 7+ TMASNSAGE, BATHS, hl‘(\ RATES 150 n line firat thme aftor. No advertisement Padiss STOWE, MASSEUSK, BLECTE 202 Farnam st TP MASSAGE TREATME mal batba, scalp and hale treatment. manieure sad chtropodishMre. Post,ilvky 8. isih, Withnell S 8 0d 10¢ & lue the en_for less than 25 AND 0 DAYS on, 120, Contine turniture, ete. Dufl Gr —CITATTEL LOANS, X parton biock. charge you no commlssion. NEDICT & WRAY, 614 Wo loan our. v It will pay you to B4 YEARS Altusers of TYPEWRITERS have felt the of thelr being improved. You will Smith Premier Typewriter Dhe Jatest nnd Loat. tion and trial prove it Alignment., Euslest Running, and Most Silent. Alltypo “cleancd sofling the hands. BUSINESS from 10 RATES—15c a lina first time and 100 o I . No advertisoment taken for less than 2 BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOM AT YOUR in county seat ot 1,000 inhabitants; Address 1167, Bee, “The Most Durable in soconds vithout Send for catalogue, The Smith Premier Lypa Writor( E. H. MAviEW, Manager. 1600+ Favna istreot, Omuhn, Nob RRILWRY TIME GHRD CINGTON & Q1] llenut 10th and M Chicago Vestibule. feago Expross. . ..Chicago Expres ‘Chileago & Towa Locai. [BURL.NGTON 10th and Mason Sty PURCHASE and rooms ene, in Orehard Must huye woney. 950 CASH WILL two now houw HIl worth 2,000 ¢ RESPONSIBLE A L Eho state Lo Plase money on farms d clty property. . and b rust comb, Florene < For particulars, Goorge Duns- STORE FOR SALE: OF 3 00) cash; bal Lo sult. Address i (S, Boe 7_FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, THE STOOK OF turnishing goods and clothing and building of Wright together with the good willof ‘an ostablished busi Sloan, recelver, South Omaha. I Dendwood Kxpross- “Denver Expros: ‘Denver Expros .Llnculn Limited (K. torrhaa, Beminal Weaknoss, Lost Mohe Night Emissions, Decayed Facultios, Femuls Woaknoss sither sex positively cured, ns well as all furc- tional disordors that rosalt from youthful follios or the excess of mature years, i Guaranteed permanently cured, Stricture ol coniere. witkou oo ting, caustic or dilatation. Cure effected ol home by patient without o moments pain or annoyanco. STOCK OF G “Knnany City Day Fxpre [ C. rilgnt Bxp. via U, P, UNION PACIVIC. Trans. \ G 8 that will Invest §.000 to $10,000 in ccurc the trensurership and working in- terest at good sulary of o manufacturing a snle Omahn firm having an o tablishod business and incorporated, debteduoss “and s&rulrtiold Bx. (o FIRST-CLAS @ town. doing go selling. Address i BARGAIN, FOR SALI and rostatieant in o k00d rensons 0 u,m.m depot. 10th & Mnrey Vestibule Express... £400.00 i s #50.00 per day. particulars to hm lll'p(lL |u'u.’m..| Marcy Sts.. o --Denver Limited. airbury 1ron Works at Fairbury 8 K00d 0ppOFtuBLy; renson for selling donth of proprietor. Y Gilhory ot tho ..Denver Expres happy life, aware of physical debi! assisted. XOHANG “15¢ a lino first timo and [0 0 adyertisoment taken for less than 25c. “Chloago Kxpress. ‘Chicago Expross. “BIOUX VITY & PACIRLG Depot 10th ani Maroy St ~ .Sloux City Passenger. 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Physich avalled noth. DR. MILES' RESTORATIVE HERVINE, p and made him feel like & For Sule by All Drugglste. I ANECDOTES OF FLORENCE. Marvelous Tales Told of His Doings Whila Off Duty. PRANKS OF THE GREAT PLAYER. Rollicking Practical Jokes Played on Friends and Acquaintances Chumming with Lord Dundreary. Larry Jerome, Sothorn and Florence wero afamous trio of jokors in New York ten ye the New York Sun, Florence had w great habit of promis- ing a fish or some game when he was about stavting on a hunting or fishing trip. Day aftorday would pats and the game would not be fortheoming But almost every day a lotter or telegram would come, saying that Florence had not forgotten, that Florenc was just about sending the game, that thore was 10 cause for worry, as a fine fish or deer s on its way to the oxpress offico. At first this solicitousness would cause courteous letters and telegeams in re- turn; as the del gor the tim would get impatient, and would finally be literally haunted by huge fishes or deer, “‘with the complimeats of W. J. Florence.” Then some fine day, whon it was least expected, the fish or deor would come. Through Sothern, Florence came to know the duke of Beaufort, and thoey were excellent friends. Beaufort came to this country and was at the Gilsey house a good while. Florence enlivened his stay by several jokes, which were the talk of the town at the time. tle told the duke that he was not looking well. “You need violent exaorcise,” said he. Vow,I was troubled as you ave. I used to steip to my underclothing, and, tak- inga heavy chair in my hands, would run about my rooms, raising and lowor- ing the chair a hundred times without stopping. It had a grand effect.” Florence insisted upon this for several aays and got the duke intoa mind for trying it. One afternoon, when several ominent persons were going to call on the duke, Florence persuaded him to try the great remedy. The duke un- dressed, and, seizing a great chair, ho elevated it above his head and beg racing about the room. He was soon a fine sweat, with his oyes bulging, his face red, and his veins standing out. Florence went to the office, and when the eminent and dignified persons ar ed, he said to one of them he knew “Gong up to see his Grace?” *Yes,” said the man. “Well,” said Florence,” **I’ve been up to see him, and I'm afraid he’s touched in his head. He is leaping about hi room, making strance noises and break ing the furniture. Come up and see. [ think he ought to be restrained. His family ought to he told.” The eminent and dignified personage accompanied Flovence, and, peepiny through a crack in the door, saw an pparent maniac dashing rvound and round, with staring eyes and (ushed face. Then Florence shut the door and took them away to tell what they had seen, beginning: *It’s very sad about his Grace,” until an impression was general that the Duke of Beaufort had gonemad. A few days later Florenc hid the duke’s clothing, and poked hi head in at the door and said: “Hurry out, the hotel is af The duke pres- ently appenved in the hotel office in a nightgown, slippers, and a tall hat, thus confirming the unfavorable im- pression of his intellectuals, Sothern and Florence took the areatest liberties with each other. [Zach was continually on the lookout, as the telegraph and the mails gave op- portunities when they were not in the same town. Some time in the seventies both were playing in St. Louis. Sothern was giving ** Dundreary,” of course, and Florence and his wife were playing “The Mighty Dotlar,” At the end of the first act of “The Mighty Dollar” Florence leaped into a cab and wus huv- ried to the theatre where Sothern was playinz. Sothern was on and was reading Sam’s letter. All at once he was amazed and confounded by Bard- well Slote hurrying down the wisle, climbing over the footlights, and grasp- ing him by the hand. Thore was awful confusion, and the curtain had to be rung down. In the last actof “The Mighty Dol- lar” that same eveuning, Mvs. Ilorence, giving one of those wonderful homilies, was suddenly interrupted by Sothern in Dundreary costume entering from the wings “lixcuse me,” he |ls])c<l as he wallked toward the footlights, *T just wanted 'to read a letter from my brother Sam. ™ Sothern gave a dinner to Florence at a London club and invited him for half an hour Inter than any of the other guests. He said to his guests, who were emi- nent men in literature and polities and in the nobility: *When Florence comes suppose you all et under the tuble. He'll think his lateness has caused you to leave.” So when Ilorence was an- nounced all except Sothern got under the table, and the tablecloth hid them from sight. As Florence entered he saw Sothern alone and said: **Has nobody come yet?” ©0h, yes, said Sothern in a loud voice. They’ve all come. And s soon as you were announced they hid under the table, though why the devil they did it 1 can’t imagine.” One by one the guests crawled out, looking red and ashamed, Florence and Sothern combined to make u practical joke, which has been told us the best they ever did. They guve a dinuer 1o Adelaide Neilson’s hus- band, Charles Lee, atthe Fifth Avenue hotel. Lee was a soft-spoken, dudish lishmun, with vague and terrible s of American civilization, They assured him that the guests would bo types of America’s best sociery. Allthe guests were introduced to Mr, Tee und false names. For instance, Dan B was called Willinm Cullen Bryant, and Nelse Seymour figured as *that eminent statesman, Horatio Seymour. The dinner was calm enough until the cofice was brought. Then Bryant and Seymour got into a quavrel, which in- créased rapidly in loudness and volume. Finally, the lie was passed, They drew each u large revolver and began f rapidly each at the othe table. The other guests lirst tried to pacily them, then joined in the quarrel, drew pistols and began firing. Mr. Lee kept his seat for a while,but soon darted under the table, which places he was with difficulty persuaded to leave. “Poor Bill!” said Eugene Field toa reporter of the Chicago Times, “died suddenly l,um as ho always expected to do, though he thought apoplexy would take hiw off. He wxuu}ugh Mver and gave away much, He told me once that he closed each season about even and then borrowed #5,000 for his summer vacation, He had some peculiar ideas on eating and clalmed t be the ounly ¢ got lon ‘ num who knew how to ordor the correct dinner. The ideal dinner, according to I‘ lorence, was stowed torrapin with Ma- deira, followed by canvasbaek duck nnd champagne. Nothing more—unless you chose to smoko n cigar. The terrapin should be served in o chafing dish, so us to bo hot, and tho duck so ronsted thut the blood would follow the st:oke of the knif “CBilly' Florenco was one of the greatest” jokers that ever lived, and, like fow men, was willing to play a joko and then never s word about it afterward. That is” what he did when he got the Minneapolis papers to an- nounce that Captain Neville, u distin- guished seientist from South America, would shoot off a *human rocket’ in front of Florence's hotel, The pavers all over the country were full of it and a great crowd gathored to see the captain sail skyward hitched to a rocket-stick, Of course the whole thing was a hoix of ‘Billy’s,” but he never told about it till years aftor, “Lator, in Now York, ata time whon Florence and Dion Boucicanit wore o little ‘out,” *Billy’ and Sothern were running together a great deal. Finally about New Yoear's, after quite a bat, Ilorence proposed that thoy should quit th nonsense, and thern agr The next morning, however, Florence, while #till in bed, got a box containing one of his own handkerchiefs, to which was fastened this noto: “Doar Billy: Here is you You u terd, ¢ handkerchief, st havo dropped it in my room yes- Yours, Ani. loren: concluded at once that iv was from Sothern and feoling alittlo put out about such a joke, wrote this note to Sothern: “Sir: Your humor is quito as bad as your art, Hereaftor et us have no more of your buffoonery. W. J. Frorex sthern, when he got the note read it and then called for an envelope In this he put the note and sent it to Bouci- cault. Well it took six months before Baccieault could be made to understand that Flovence had not tried to insuit him. *Avother stol told of Florence is that he w the only man in the world who had the temerity to ask the prince of Wales for alight. And he got it, too. “Florence’s domestic relations were al- ways most pleasant. He and his wife wore mutually devoted and there was never a breath of scandal raised against either.” i FOUR MILLION RED H S. This is Interesting to All the Pretty Girls, United States Census statistics, which will soon be publishea, show that there are about 4,000,000 red-headed people in the United States. This vast army does not include in its ranks people whosa hair is of a veddish tint, or even auvurn or golden-haired people. Lt simply in- cludes those who have the undeniable right to get mad when some unsympu- thetic boy taunts them in public on the terra cotta tint of their topnots. ‘These same statistics show that Phila- delphin is entitled to about 60,000 red- hended persons. These figuves might at first sight seem exaggerated, but a little work in the line of personal in- vestigation has shown conclusively that the figures are about right. A whole volume of undoubted size could be writton about the ved heuds of this city, suys the Philadelphin Record. ‘The most of them can be found about Ken- sington. This can be accounted for by the fact that Kensington is largely peopled with Irish or decendants of Lrish. A large number can be found in Southwark for the very sume reason. When it comes down to capillar freaks some very notable ones can bo found in the ranks of Philadelphin ed heads, For instance, there are two red headed negroes. Ono is a strapoing big male and the otheris a slender female. The female often promenades Chestnut sirect, but the malerarely ever gots far- ther north than Lombard street. In Kensington a worthy Hebrew couple have fiery red hair, and so have four of their children. A" Pine street mer- chant whose hair was fiery red a fow yenrs ago, now wears a variegated crop. It looks as if some person had slapped him on the head hore und there with a white paint brush. ‘Lhe weather on a recent afternoon wa 80 delightful that Chestnut streeet was packed all the afternoon with promen- aders. During u walk up Chestnut street from Ninth to Brond while the crowd of promenaders was at 1ts height fifty-cight red hended persons were on- countered. While the clock w ¢ ing off twenty minutes last ovening soventy red headed persons pussed tho Broad street station. Of these a large major e females, e walking from the city hall down Market street to the postoltice seventcen red headed persons were encountered, Iirthe postoflice some of the queerest kind of facts regarding red hends were unearthed. At one of the windows works a protty gl with the reddest kind of hair; in fact, the hairisso red thav the clerks in the ollice call the young lady “Pinkey.” When quest- tioned yvesterday Pinkey” laughed gayly, shook her Titian locks, und mer- rily eroled a-couplot faomun old Celtie song: Heigh for tho apple and ho for the pour, Give me the girl with the red, red hair. “I have noticed,” said Pinkey, *“‘that about two-thirds of the people who come to the foreign delivery window after muil have the finest kind of red hair. Ldon’t mean that the haiv itself is fine, but I mean thut the colov is out of sight. They are the most polite people in tho world to wait on, but let me tell you that you must attend strictly to busi- ness “when a red head is waiting, for their tempers are as quick as powder., For some reason or other vers fow red heads buy postage stamps, | don’t know why this is. I have noticed anoth funuy thing about red heads. Of course you know the vaper collar is almost uns known now, But it isa fact that every paper collar [ have seen in the last two years hus been worn by a red headed man.’ The proprictor of an employment bureau also contributed a few odd sta- tistics. **About three-guarters of thoe persons whe come here seeking work have red bair, 1 began to notice this ubout three years 1 [ investigated and found thut unbridled t is the venson 50 many red hai continually outof a job," A well Known physician, who hus i human hair a study for years, delive an entertaining lecture on red hair vo- cently. “The great Italian painter Titian,” suid he, “was 80 fond of red hair that ho raved about it, and at one time is said to have offered his soul to the devil, pro- vided his hair would turn red. This passion for red hair has raged flercely sice early times, About every wight yoars red hair comes in style, und the belles try to color their hair in cons formity with the prevaiiing style. “The venson why red hair is red is be- cause of the pigment accumulated in the cells of the medulla, In other words, there are sacs at the foot of each red hair filled with three or four distinct pigments, all of a reddish tint. 1 have taken certain spectmens of very red human hair, heated them with twenty times thelr volumes of water, and ob- tained us a result & vory marked pink solution. That goos to show that all she hair is impregnated with the red stufl ¥