Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 7, 1892, Page 14

| THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY¥; FEBRUARY 7, 1892--SIXTEEN PAGES o e SPECIAL NOTICES. A DVEWTIEEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS AT oo unih 1330 7 me for the evening d untll 0 p. ., for thie moralag or Sunday edi A navertisements In these colnmns 15 conts e Aret insertion. and 10 cents a line thereafier, or er line per month. No advertisement taken for Jers than 25 centh fof the Airst Insertion, Terms,casn In ndvance. Count about 7 words to the line. Ini Uats, AEures, Kymbols, ete.. oach count as a word A {inements must rin consecutively. Adver Tisers. by requiesting n numbered check, ean have Ahelr fetters ddressed to n numbered ltter in care of 1y Y, Answers so addressod will be delly ered on presentation of the eheck # RANCH OFFICES—ADVERTISING FORTHES At the following busincss houses, who are Author T1d to thke apecial notices At the same Fates as can i At the main office Debuth Omana Branch Office-No. 2123 N atroet Lister block John W. Bell, pharmacist, 11th and Mason stre 11, Farnaworth, phar 2115 Cuming st W. J. Hughes, pharmacist. f C. . Satterfield, pharmacist, * pharmacy, 24th and Farnam SITUATIONS WANTED. RATES- 100 a_line first time and 10 a line there after. Noadvertisement taken lv\r less Ihln 250 “TADY BOOKKEEPER, THOROUGHLY EX Flenced. two yenrs in Inst plnce, desires sit uatlon. Adaress B, P. O. box 473, City. M2 7 A STEROGRATIER MALE, EXPERT. IN LAW oftice. Addrons N 12, itoe. Muit WANTED, POSITION BY LADY STENOG rapher with experience. Bost of references. Addross N 21 i 8 USED 10 _OFFICE work, would 11ke a posttion; ean loan employer #2000, “Address with real name and business, N RATES 160 n line firat timo an fer. No advertisement taken for le it i1, SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM misslo) ndle the new patent chemieal ink araning | 7he grentest welling novelty ever produced x 1ok thorougly In two seconds; no abrasion nper; 200 1o 600 per cent profit; one agent's sales amounted to §20 1n six days, another 2 in two hours, We want one general agent in ench state and territory. For terms and full par- uculn;- nddress Monroe Kraser MIg. Co., LaCrosse, 18, X 00, B CITy e ANVASBERS SALARY PAID WEEK Sloger Sewlng machine ofice. 1616 Dougin [ MACHINIST. & Cowitl. [ — CANVASSERS WANTED, CALL_OR_AD- dress 21 N. Y. Lito building M28 FI4 B WANTED A GOOD HARNESS MAKER AT Dited Onk, In. T, A Nelson: H 0 PAPER HANGERS AND PAINTERS CAN B A A osenango 10r TonLot AYD. Soom house. inquire 33 Barker block. M 8% 1 WANTED, FINE CANDY AND ICE CREAM wnker, must be thoroughly frat-class. Address N8, Bee. o i B WANTED, AGENTS IN EVERY CITY county to sell Wilbur's seed meal, Wilbur's Zorse foot cure and Wilbur's sure heave cure. §100 1o £150 per month can bo made at home by n hust- d for samples and ndvertising. ~ Wilbur's 1 Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 48-10° NTRODPUCE THE on the market; M. 11 Tyler & Co., 952 8¢ _SALESMAN—- DEMON HAND SHAKE— Shuke hands with your friends and he recelves an electric shock ; full apparatus,prepaid ns sample, 10 ngents, 0c; LALtery @nky Lo Carry; never wear out. Metallurgy Klectro Co., Syracuse, N. V. B, CHOTOGKAPIIER WANTED: ONE THAT 18 n 2000 retoucher; would prefer o genersl work- man, elther lndy entleman, for gailery in coun- try town In fown. Call Monday between 10 and 11 at 418 N. 15th stre MO }; NTED, TIOSE \\' 0 HAVE LOST A LEG or arin to xend their names and_address 0. Geo. B. Hoggson, artific nufacturer, New Uaven, Conn. 0 erip- Ples, where MI42 1 FOR RENT- BOU!F!. Continued. 1), FOR RENT 01100 S $6.00 AND (PWARDS per month. The 0. F. Davis company. 910 FI0 D #-ROOM HOUSE: MODPRN; 8628 2D ST, SE, 2th ave. R.Kallsh ‘) RooM HOURE, COTTAGK, 7 T AN -hu:- Enquire, Omaha Book & Stationery Co., 117 N, 36 0K RENT, AN EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGH 4 Hall Howard stroot M HOLSE 1017 DODGE nee K10 8. 18Uh £t D FORRENT, SMALL FURNISTH with planos rent low. 2721 Callfornia st. MO ), 10 PARTY PURCHASING FUINITURE, A centrally located fiat, rent including water §41.25, Incomie 5 per month. Rooms always full. Al modern convenlences. M. G. Macleod, 915 N.' V. 08 ]) R RENT, THE 10ROGM HOUSE 2107 Douglas st. Inquire §- Kats, 1102 Douglas st/ D.F T, 0 ROOM HOUSE, NO. 7211 DAV enport stree ery cheap to first class tenant. lhlul & |I|Il 1408 Farnam street. Mis3 16 l FOR RENT, 10ROOM FURNISHED HOUS 845, 2021 Farnam street MI01 8% D;on RENT A &I DID COTTAGE, § rooms, large yard and shade trecs, a corner, city water, gax, good location for A d and offico. rent §27,60; also a cottage rent #1260, . C. brunner, room 1, Ware block, —_— FOR EENT--FURN[SHED ROOMS. TATES 15 n line first tme and 100 o line thero: after. No advertisement taken for less than 2be. o ROOMS, HOUSEK'1'G,2020 8T nlAni"Jz:\:E Y i HOOM WITH ALCOVE, 724 N. 21T, DA 104 FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED, SECOND t6ry ek rogm: suitable for single sentioman, without vourd, 122 ¥, 25th street. 5 FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH, 8 \u)\"lu 41900 Farnam. J_NICELY FURNISHED FLAT, §, 4 OR 7 ROOMS Toward st.. 5 oor, M6 T Q—FURNISHED ROOMS, § MINUTE: Utrom Bee Bldg, 2013 Harney. TWO FURNISITED ROOMS AT 2017 HARNE Ugns, bath and lieat. [ B2 NICELY FURNISHED 1OOM SU “for two, with board, 1715 C) T FURNISIED FRONT ROOM FOR RENT FOR genticnian only( gasand Uath. $0, 8t 154k, 40 floor, tat D. 0—LA ROOM_FOR TWO GENTLEMEN, Ururnished; modern conveniences. 1914 Chicago street Mig7 o 7—2 NICE _FRONT ROOMS CENTRALLY LO- feated, furnished with board f desired. A 0 520 Sonth 13t street. — e FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. IATES—15c a line first_time and 10¢ a line there: after. No advertisement taken for less than 260, CELEGANTLY FURNISITED ROOMS, SINGLE ail modern conveniences; frstclues FJAH(.K FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE FOR mah and wifo with board. 2047 Dodge st 857-8° Ol ROOM WITH BOARD. 2i2 Mol 9* F,FOR RENT T MAN AND WIFE. = FUR- nished room in lovely house. private family. With or without table board. Well located. No questions asked. Address N 18, Bee oftice. —AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN OF INTELLI- gence and falr education wanted immediately Tor somcwhat responsible position: need not be 3xperienced In our line, but must have a good Treord: ©20 wooklys apply Tucsday after 10. W, Marshall, 12 Crelghton block. RATES—15¢ a line first time and 10c o line thereaf. ter. No advertisement taken for less than 25c. Y--ROOMS. ANY NUMBER FROM I TO 4, IN Tats, for housekeeping. Prices away down. G. F¥. Butts, 811 Paxton block: 003 K28 _SALESMEN TO SELL DRU PECIALTIES to drug and grocery trade; $0.00 per month and expenses or commission: this offers a splendid op. portunity to get on tho road; makes an excellent side line: send stamp, Ajax Kemedy Co.. 935 Harrl- 80n strect, Chicago, 111, Mi20 8 B WANTED-TEN FIRST CLASS TIAVELING unlesmen for western and southern states. Com- misslon first month: salary and expenses after- Wardk Give referonce. Imperial Fortralt, C: on 0 7 B AGENTS MAKING $1000 A DAY SELLING thie great trick clgar case, just out; everybody wants one. Sample lse. Twenty other fast selling oveltien. ' Encloss stamp for catalogue. Magle ovelty Co., No. 171 Madison street, Chicago. D-WANTED, COMPETENT ABSTRACTER, J8tate experience and salary wanted. C. C. Sedg: wick, Eloux City, Ia. M4 10% B AUESMEN. "EVERYWHERE, FOR —OUR superior white enamelled letters and door lates. Samplos absolutely free. eilefontalne Mfg. Co., Cincinnatl, 0. Bfm;u NEXT PRESIDENT, SEND 15C FOR sample komical karleature; any candidato faco 290 be made; 40,000 s01d In_Chicago; three weeks: s omen. Chenneour & Co.. 207 et, Chicago. ik —YOUNG MAN, TYPEWRITER, WITH TYPE- writer, (0 learn to keep books in ofice. Addre 24, cara Beo. M0 6 ]’,; WANTED, TRAVELING SALESMEN ON our advertising speclaities, to retail trade only, stom winder for dull times, Danks & Co., 103 tate stroet, Chicago. N—FOR RENT, 5 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 634 S. H17th street between Jackson and Leavenwo GFOR RENT, PARLOR FLOOW, UNKUR 1...,. ed, with board; also other rooms. Call at 114 8. 25th 'st. 91910 FOR SALE BORBEB' WAGONS, ETC. TATES 15 n line Airat time and 100 line thereaf- ter. No ndvertisement taken for les than %c P A GOOD BERVICEARLE BUGGY, ALSO A nddle and single harness for sale. %) Day port st MRS P, raLon, TLE, BTYLISH. SPEEDY and weil bre le o trade for wild prairie 1and in lowa or Nebraskn. Address M o6, Bee M0 M3+ ___ FOR SALE MISCELLANEOU RATES 15¢ a line first time and 106 & line thereaf. ter. No advertisoment taken for less than e Q)13 KINBALL ORGAN, NEW, FOR #15 CASIT. 1500 N, 24th st M2 QNN un, deco! (J A GOOD PAYING STOCK IN AN IMPORT. ant any for sale or exchange for ity roperty or good farms. Address C. K. Miller, 306 Bee Luilding. 2 Q A SACRIFICE FOR CASH PHE S T40ut SALFRY In §OOQ. OFOr, AIAmONd Fink: letter press, Hamond typewriier tablo and large elty map of Omaha. _Address N 27 Hee. Q CREE CAMP. AUTHOR state maps of this great camp. sectionnl and platted, now rendy. Prico §1 each, or §1.75 the two. 3 aie Tustratod and doscriptive pamphiet with maps. rocelpt of 1%, 0. or express order. payable Cre b, Co., 20 Jacobson bik, (Q;:WANTED, To SKLL, OR LEASE VALUABLE stone quarries. Owner has other large interests requiring his attention. Cail or nddress C. M. Power, Chamber of Commerce bullding. 183 7% Q""' LUMBIA LIGHT ROADSTER SAFETY, 180 pattern In A 1 condition. “For particalars eail on gr miiress John M. Conradt, Contineutal Cipthing e o () U SALE, 9 BARREL WATER POWER rolier mill, good location, 10 miles southwest of Omahn. C. Kolterman, Millard, Neb. . ~ MISCELLANEOUS. RATES_16¢ a lino first time and 10c a 1ino thereaf- tor. Noadvertisoment taken for less than 20e. R PHYSICIAN WANTED A GOOD PHYSICIAN can find & desirable Jocation by addressing 8. B. Benchier, Bi Springs, Neb. M 115+ R ANTED WELL DIGGING, PARTY TO PUT down a well, brick It up, and take in payment & good clear 1ot. Address’ “Well,”" F. O.bhox 222, Omaln. M2 R PERSONAL. DR X. STONE, M. D. IS A doctor. 1f you hnve throat or lung troubie of any kind, use hls bro %0 & Lox nt druggists’, Special rate to preachers, teachers, vo- calists. For samples send 10¢ to Stone Medical Co.. Chieago, 11l 43 R FOUND—A CHANCE TO OWN A HOME be independent of iandlords and become erty owner, all for §10: $10 {sa full payment for a nice bullding lot In Omaba's latest addition: sale now In progress at 1506 Dodge st.: Inclose 2o post- age for plat and full information. C. P, Benjamin, agent, 1506 DOAgo st 1587+ ‘CLATRVOYANTS. RATES ~15¢ a line first time and 100 a line thereaf- ter. Noadvertisement taken for less than 2c. Q- ARKIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL Wrevelations. Challenges the world. Mrs. Dr. M. wrave, dend trance cluirvoyant, astrologist, tand life render; tells your life from the cradle to grave: unites the separated: causes mar- riage with the one you love; tells where you will succeed and In what business best adapted for; has the celobrated Egyptian breastplato for luck and to destroy bad Infiuences: cures fits. inte and all and alcoliol treatment. Send §2, lock of And date of birth and receive accurate life chart; 2 cents In stamps for circular; give initlals of one you will marry: also photos of same. Offico 1007 South 1ith street, first floor; hours, i a. m. to 4 p. m. Come one, como all. and be convinced of this wonderful oracle. M2 T S MRS, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYAN reliablo business medlum, ifth year, at 119 N.16th: S MRS, MARY FRITZ 220 LAKE STREET. Delairvoyant and trance medium: independent voices; tells past and future. 57124 a MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. KRATES—15c a line first time and 10¢ a line there- after. No advertisement taken for less than 2. FP—MASSAGE. VISIT THE ONLY FIRST CLASS paridrs in Omaha. over 610 S. 1t st. M222 Fi1* MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO THER. mal baths. scalp and Hair treatment, manicuro and chiropodist, Mra. Post, i0iS.loth, Wichimell ik ADAVE LA RUE, MASSAGE TREATMENT 6 So. 15th st. frd oor tiat MR8 FI—MADAME SMITH, 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, room 7,8d t10or, Alcobiol,sulphur and sen baths, MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTELS, Crmtintued. X craTren 1oaRk BRNEDICT & WAV 4 Paxton block. We'lhn onr own money, charge bo commisslon: 1t wiil pay $0u 1o consuiya M 802 X, MONEY LOANEDAN FURNITURE, HORS A wagons, pianos, s * 483, Ram X OYOU WANT MONEN ] A\ I 80 00 not fail tg ggt our rates before bor. rowing We make Joans, withe 6¢ removal or publicity, on furniture. pINOK, Hofwes. Wagons, oo, at the jow ext possIblo Tate. There 13 no unnecesth i delay. but son ket the money on the same dny ¥bi ask for It Wo will enrry the Teah ns long s you desire, #ving yon the privilegs of payiog It in full or in PALAL ANY time to sult your convenience, and any PAFL pald reduces the cost of carrying the 10an 1n Proportion to the amount patd Onr offices wre contrally located and are 80 ar. ranged that partiescalling on us can be walted on quickly and courteously. Tt will be to Your advantage to seous before se curing a loan Omata Mortgage Loan Co., Ttoom 11, reighton Woek, 1oth S1., south of Postoffice. MIGME BUSINESS CHANCES. RATES—15c n line first time and 100 a dine there: after. No advertisement taken for less than 2o WANTED- A PRACTICAL BUTCIER TO ¥ half interest In a well established meat bus tness in thriving eity of 300 Inhabltants. A oo ghrortunity to the rlght man. Apply to Heller T BUY THE COMMENRCIAL, THE LEAD hotel of Broken Bow, Neb. No trade, § FOR SALE, MEAT MARKET: DOING A #00d husiness. Good rensons given for selling. Box 231, Fremont, Neb, 7 Y XULLY EQUIPPED CANNING FA very best part of Nebraska: capnoity 30,000 cans per day: has made money Inst three years; best of reasons for selling. Address 7~ FURNISHED HOTEL FOR SALE Ot RENT, the only hotel In city, ~ Apply to Tilde vank, agent, Tiiden, Neb. 4 Y, FOI SALE, FIRST CLASS STOCK OF BOOTS and shoes, bust trade In city of 15,000, very cheap for cash; must be taken at once. Chas. E. Brl Bentrice, Neb, 9151 v ~FOR ”Al K, H'l‘fll K OF DRUGS OWNED BY Lwo persons, one wishing to quit and sell his half. The divided stock sufficient to start small business. Two hours ride from Omaha. Terms easy. Addross N 5, Hoe, Y PRUG STOCK AND FIXTUR| all new: finest in city; grand um-mllx for Tignt party: write for particulurs. N 7, Umahn Bee: Y §3000 WILL BUY AN ESTABLISHED EX press business, horses, wagons, iixtures. Cheap oftice rent. Adardss N 14, Beo. 08674 7OU CAN BUY CHOICK LOTS IN WALNUT HILL at #10 down and §10 per month. - For Information see Adolph Meyer, prosident, 16th and Karnam Sts., or B. M. Mohr, secretary Walnut 11 Savings and Investmient Col, N-E corner 16th and Webster Sts; WANTED, AT BROMFIE] splendid location. M1 1 Y FOR, SALE €00 STOCK OF MERCHAN dise. The Robert Fulton & Co. failure, Atian tle, Ta,, consistsof clothing, dry goods, boots. shoes, hats, trunks: stock in good condition; sell at a bar: gain: will 10wa land or money. H. A. Hollis ter, mortgagce, Atlantic, Tn. M103-10% Y PARTS 3K WANTED IN THE SHOW BUSI ness; small amount of money required: 1 will put up dollar for dollar; dramatic people in want of engagement answer. N 16, Dafly(Bee. 1067 Y FOR SALE, MILLINERY STORE, ESTAB. itshea traae, kood iceation. Address'N. 32 The ce. 7 7 BLACKSMITH 'SHTOP AND LEASE OF ground. Good cornoeon paved street. Address N 23, Bee. M58+ 7_WANTED GOOD MAN FOR BRANCIL.OF Chicago company. 8125 per montk: salary and all expenses paid, Mustinygst §1,600 In stock of goods. Jay 1. Jolnson. U5 Home Insurance bullding, Chiibago. ) tFOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ARGAIN. FULL Tor n few days at £2,100. Hicks, Ag't, N ¥ Life AINS IN NEW, MODERN BUILT HOU near Hanscom Park 1220 Poppleton avenue, elogant frame house, nth front. nice lawn, brick e . stationary marble Can give possession on short 216 Poppleton avenne, elegant splendid brick cel firat class plimbing thing ‘in co n perfeet home gt room house work, all day of the most substantial 1sen {0r the alze ever erccted in n 010 Coloninl Style, Tihor throaghon and convemtent O, 10 he fnished o bath room, pore arble washetand. ¢ e apienaid biiek oo egant_ mantol Ars. CAn gIVO possesslon Appoiton avente h Aving of this block. The parking, one early in th yrettiest rosio The Motor Line runs within one-half tion and nelghborhood are all that Will bo pleased to b pect theso houses Hicks, 305 N. Y. Life. YMENT FOR A t addition, free from Abstract and piat given with lots soid. §10.00 invested here will be better than 0.0 govern bofore the yonr pass close 3 conts postage cnn be desired, lot in Omalin's Int weok at 1506 Do agent, 1506 Dodge street. "OU CAN BUY CHOICE LOTS 13 nd 10 por month. For information 16th and Farnam Ste.. Inut Hill Savings and N. K. corner 10th and Webstor sts NEBRASKA Within ton Milen 61 bt v 436, Chamber Commo L clowe to Sl onty M0 CLEAR TEXAS T,A R GOOD EQUITY SALE-BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 10 ACRES. 0d_seven room house. Double corn Weil at house and Buckeye pump in ench, Fin X bushels of apples and Spring on each forty. orchard that produced 150 bushels of cherric tho present year. grove on north and west of orchard. drivewny forty rods long, with trees ench side, In adjoining town with slx . bank and daily . balance on time, Address D. K. Eaton, Grand View Fruit Farm, Mag- it of house. churches, fine \\‘u: onni 1F sold quick, .00 cash, bainnco. 5,00 pvr i wonld take som J 1ghiton block BRICK BANK ture and fixtures: can cont of two thousand peopl try: lurge roller mill Kon for present five rallroads; good coun. ihrec clovators orporation quitting business President, Superior, Neb. > DRED ACRES CLOSE TO d near to M. P’ Beit Line. cheap at 800 offer for 1450 per ncre and take one b, possibly 8¢ of purchuse prico (o land or lmpro 0. N. Hicks, ARt Y. Life’ Blig. 16 TPHIS WEEK WE Al ots in Omaha*s lutest addition, Iving be. fween Omahn and new Fort Omaha, for §0 ench from mortguge or encu ranty deed, plat and and §10 is full pay brance of any abstract with each lot sold, ent for a lot. Call in and In Y lIOTEL, BUSINESS CEN IMAHA, 58 rooms, low rent. g0od trade d furniture atgreat bargain. Alvx.(Moore, 401 Bee blnl{«hm i FOR EXCEANGE. RATES— 16 line firét thme and 100 n lino tho after. No advertisement taken {or less than 2 "CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MD'SE:; WILL Ziiaie vond Ssiate & money. Box 3, Frankiors; na; i 7 YERY DE IABLE, OMATIA PROPERTY FOn /i1,08 Angeles property or frult ranch in So. Call fornia. bayid Jamiesan, Bee bullding, 72 (G OB RENT. 5 NICKE UNFURNISITED ROOMS Twith modern convenlences. 2627 Seward st —LADIES WITH REFERENCES, TWO ROOMS Xin cottage near postoftice, $10.00. 'Address N Bee. 989 —FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2542, CAPI tolavenue. 994 BOARDING. RATES-15¢ o line first ume and 100 aline there- after. No advertisement tnken for less than 25¢.0 iffvfi'.i MAN HOUSE, 1310 DODGE, FOR GOOD board, nicer roows, convenlences. Fates and_lo- ation it cannot b excelied. Mrs. Horn, proprioter _—_ RATES—T6cn line first timo aud 100 a Tine there- after. No advertisoment taken for less than 250 U 5 PERSONAL-SEND 100 FOR RIG PACKAGE of cabinet size pictures with fnll descriptions (Including residences) of respectable lndies who wish to correspond for matrimony, 5,000 Iady mem: bers every age and nationality, 'some of them beautiful and wealthy. - Drawer, (7, Chicago, Il —IITE FOLLOWING PEHSONS CAN TAVE sults by calling at my ofice: H. L. Kelly, C. M. Rawltzer, C. E. Brownlee, H. 8. Rachman. Harry Brown. He MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. __ "» -BEFORE BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE THE new scale Kimball plano. A. Hospe, 613 Douglas. FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES. RATES 15c o ||m first time and 10c a line there- after. No ad than 26e. ORE, 1118 JACKSON s'uucl;r —FOR RENT, THE 48TORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam street The bullding has a fire proot cement basement, complete steam henting fixtures, “water on all the floors, gas, ete. Apply at the ofilee of the Bee. [} l;»A ENTS WANTED TO HANDIL grentest seller out. lespie & Curvy, 1006 Pénn. uvenue, l-uunum.ln MINERAL LAMP WICKS NEV) woot, no trimi iples 10c, assorted dozen rovidence, R. 1. M#G-18* STORE, 112l HOWARD. F. GELLENBECK, BANJO TEACHER, V with Hospe, or 321 N. 15th stroet. srd tloor, u: 2D MORTGAGES. MOORE, A. 401 BEE BLDG. '\ 7_ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST 0., 818 N. Y. Life, lend at low rates for cholco sécurity on Nebraski or Iowa faris or Omaha olty property. Cant raflor - Addrous N 11 Hoo: i, OCTOR'S OFF CENTRAL LOCA over B, C. Bell & Co's, drug store, 13th and Jnck: s0n streets. 1107+ B AN INTELLIGENT, ACIIVE AND TRUST- worthy man for one month on trial. After con are satisfactory will make the references required. Ad manager, No. 07, Fifth ave,, 9957 ANTED, IN A COUNTING OFFICE A yonng man about 17 years of nge who Is_quick d nccurate In figures. Addressin your own bandwriting N 20 Bee, Mok ¥ “OANVASSERS FOR BUTLER'S BOOK, AD- W. N/ 1103 N, 1 V 7_CHAS. W. RAINEY, 15 OMAHA NAT. BK. bldg. City mortgages. Lowest rates. Money on hand. VW REAL ESTATE LOANS, PAUL, 1005 FARNAM RENT, STORES, SOUTH FRONT, 15X i stoum héat. 1418 Harnoy Mils 140 W, LOANS ON ' REAL = ESTATE, LOWEST rates. The 0.F.Davis o 5. 125 ¥10 COLUMBIA SAFETY FOR SALE, OWNER leaving town. A bargaln. Address N 13 Bee. 5 timo and 100 o iine thy after. No advertisement taken for less than 25 JGARDEN FAiMS TO RENT. T WANTED FEMALE HELP. —150 & line first time_and 10c & line there- No ndvertisement taken for less than 26c. #0000 A MONTH TO LADY AG ling' “White's Lilly of the Vallo “White's Tollet Co. J 10 FIKST-CILABS PARTIES, A FURNISIED o) dining-room, either private or for bourders; rent taken in bourd. Address N 4, Bee. 935 Jilo Acuks OF GOOD LAND UNIMPROVED, 5 miles west of Omaha, to loase for u term of § yonrs. Call or address The Odell Investment Co., 103 Pearl street, Counctl Blufts, 1a. MGz 210 W —CENTRALLOAN & TRUST CO, BEE BLDG VW REAL BSTATE LOANS, § 10 7 PER CENT 1o addlitonal charges for commission oF attor- noy'a feos. W. B, Meiklo, ¥irst Nationai bank bidg: iz 70 PERCENT FIRST MONTGAGE LOANS, Itichard C. Patterson, 1611 Farnam st 745 VW LOANS ON EAL ESTATE AND COLLAT- teral notes and mortgages bought, Reed & hflhy.JM Board of Trade, i) W “LOANS, G. G. WALLAC umo\vfl;lx 8 VW MONEY T0 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY property, low ratos. - A. C. ¥rost, Douglas bl'k. 2] writlg “for me dwriting with ed envelope, Miss Kdua L. Smythe, South , Ind., proprietor of the famous Gloria Water. C A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- wOrk st bo HOGA 000k, masher Shd oner. Apply 222 Cupltol ave. () 500D HOUSE-KEEPER DY W It .] ARM FOR RENT, NEAR NELIGH lope county, Neb. Call for particulars. room 548, Chiamber of Commerce. —FOR RENT, 200 ACRES. FINELY IMPROVED, 3 miles from Bouth Omahs. 4. 8. Mitchle, ®3 n bloe R RED INE OF THE BES o farms in Washington, county, Nebrasks. Castetter, Blalr, Nol 1 ~ WANTED TO RENT. “7—1‘01\1'15. 7. B'D TRADE, BABTKLN MONKY. 7—LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED £y property, 8000 and upwirdsdtos por cont, No deluys, W. Fatnum Smith & Co., i6th & Harney. ki ZiFoR TRADE, A FTOCK OF GENERAL MER- fichandise for linds and cash. Address It W. Watkins & Co., Frankfort, Ind 97 F22 77—FOR SALE Ot EXCHANGE, TWO IMPORTED /iNorman stallions and two Imported Norman mares, 4 and 5 years old: fine animals. will sell low on easy terms or exchunge for merchandise or clear 1and; will put in some cash_on m'dse deal If neces sy, “Address or call on J. W. Dolan, Indlanla, Neb. M1 8 /~FOR EXCHANGE, A VERY STYLISH CAR- rlage team, A No. | ‘roadstors, can trot to the pole in.thres minutes, gentle and sound; good whercvor you put them, single or double. ‘1 will exchange this handsome team £o; lot or Jand in eastern Nebruska. Fakirs necd not apply. For further particulars nddress Fred Sonnenschein, West Point, Neb, 88116 —WANTED, A_§20.00.00 STOCK OF GENERAL imdse. Will'pny $10,000.00 cashiand balance good farms. Goods miust be ‘Invoiced atcost. Might trade for smaller amount in same proportion. A. A. Spabr, Holyoke, Colo. M 00 ZokiNg THOUSE, CORNER LOT, KOUNT /iPluce, for residence 1n Hanscom Pluce; will as sume. " Alex. Moore, 1 Beo bid. oHEAR YE, 1 vy ) /iboots and shoes in one of the best towns in Ne. kn that I will exchatnige for good reul property d cush. WIIL Involce &10,00).00; Teust81,000.00 In cash. A A.Spanr, Holyoke lots In Harlem Lane. 4 ucres northwest 0f fort for house and lot. Wil assume. Allabove property iclear. J. K. Fairlle 1019 Howard St. S 10 KEXCHANGE, SOME OF THE CHOICEST cre property In Chicago, 111, located on_ the Chieago, Burlington & Quiney raiirond, which runs 50 pnssenger trains ench way daily, and is reached in 23 minutes from Union depot;” can be had in quantities from 2ig Acres and upwards; want good stocks of merchandise. Addresy W. X. 184 Dearborn strest, Chicago, 1L Zirwo “EROOM 110 ilands or vacant lots. George Paul, 1605 ¥or ) EXCHANGE, CLEAR (0-FOOT LOT NORTII near Charles, for good modern house 5: clear §U-f00L 101 With 6-roon for ~larger vy cash. W. A. Speucer. 518, Chamber of Cominerce. N —FOR SALE OR EXCHAN W. MOD. fiern, &room cottake, with i , frilt and shade'trees. 10 8 thriving college town not far from Omaha; will sell with smull cash paymont_or trade for desirabl Omuba residence. Address NI lice ¥R EXOHANGE. NICE 10T IN ORIGINAL iSouth Omulin addition to trade for double car Flage or coupe, or for e carriage team. Address L. Watermai 7 EXCHAN : dmercantile or grain business. 1436 1 street, coln. E W MONEY 70 TOAN ON LONG OB SHOLT time In sums of §30) to #10,000, Mutual Investment Company. 7T 7 “FOI EXCHANGE, fivar buggy, nearly new, for Koo Address N 2, Bee. Y- WANTED, housewor! —LADIES “T WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY OF $10.00 por week L0 work for ma in tholr locality ut Bome: Nkht work; good_ yny for part tme: write, with awp. “Mira. 16 B, Farsington, Box 02 Ol cako, 1. Mg 7 CLUIKE FoR™ GENEIA TOUSEWORK Jamall family. Apply Wi Charlenst. 978 7 O WANTED. COMPETENT GINL 50k G eral Liousework at 2111 Douglus 950 “WANTED, FIRST CLASS GIRL FOR GENERA ousework. Keferences required. 111§ Georgl avenuo. ST O VANTED GOOD 00K, GERMAN PRE: ferred. 2110 Farnam. WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED CORSET aleawon agent. Salary $100.0) BT, Bonth roferences, Cre Bfusp Works, Ann Arbor, Mich: i WANTED. YOUR ADDRESS. ad by bond. We do ail” plantl cultivation and labor. Wil ‘sell only & on these terms Lo advertise the property. Walter J. Kaymond, Dayton, Obio. 107 RATES—160 8 I afte for less than 2ic. D E0k BENT, THREK NEW 1.RO0M, 28TORY cnllw 8 with' bath and corner \ HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL MOD lern Improvements, #0 per month; 324 and Far- B, Dexter L. Thomas ]) NEW 6ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN 1 rovements, “Stanford Cirele." Apply C. 8. Eigutter, oo 4, N. Y. Life ouilding. 12 “$ROOM LOUSE. 21TH AND DAVENPORT, all convenlences, #2500 per month. K. K. Dar- g, Barker block. £ HOOM ™ COTTAGE, 2071 AND u,ulhu airost #12_Eaquire i 8 inth RATES-16ca linofirat. tmo and ‘100 a ling tho ont takon for less than 25 DESIRE PLEASANT room, ale dern_conveniences, in a privato family: board if possible; refer: ences. - Address N 0, Be 57 Koo nunfll HOUSE, ABOUT APRIL 12, conven permanent, for family of 2. Address, M 1, lh-a office. MUY 7 ']' WANTED, T0 RENT BY A GENTLEMAN I\ and wife furnished house: modern convenen Stato locatlon. Address N 1, Boe. Miss “YOUNG LADY WOULD IIKE NICE 110 Iike placo to room and board. Address N %), Hee. 10874 — RENTAL AGENCIES. i8--150 & lne first tme and 100 & line there- after, than 2be. RENTAL AGENCY; BANK HEFEKEN( ¥ C. Garvin & Co., 28 Sheely block 10 INSURE O Jiho Exelusive Wontal Agoncy. T biock RATES 150 & line first time o thereaf No adveriiscment taken for loas than 2 M CLEAN AND PRIVATELY STOWED furnitire. Oualia Stove lepalr Work, 1207 Dous. T 114 M OLDENT, CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAGE house I the eity. Williams & Cross, 1214 Harnoy 0 WA)ITED<TO * 1 R RATES 150 & line first tme and 100 & line there- after. No advertisement taken for less th FURNITURE ~ BOUGH! Wells, 1111 Farnam st WANTED, 10 PULC eLe i 196 now offers this week. 5aw lu‘ 10 e e Midalema, Chicaso P _ FOR SBALE-FURNITURE. RATES 150 me aud oo u line there after. No mdvertisoinent taken for less thas 2. Q& WE 0¥ 4 WKOOM HOUSE 1w Cass. Mwi 1w WAL LY TO J. I, LOV VOl CHEAP money; only tirst class security, 220 8. 15th W WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANV KIND oF ecurity: atrictly confidential. A, K. Harrls, 1, Continental bloct Mol W MONEY 0 LOAN ON TIMPROVE nnnlNl\(- proved ¢ uul\u' roparty i any un #100,000.00 must be placed ut once acant 1ota n spectalty.. Dob't fall (o woms and soe us before placing your loan. Fidelity Trust Cow. pany, 1614 Faroam street. W 11 LOANS, CITY PROPERTY, . NEB. AND W. lowa faris. K. ¥, Ringor. 1610 Farnam, = W42-M 4 W TO LOAN ON CHOICE BU: ¥ y at lowest rate of interes leases mude 0 1nside property. George 1005 Kai reot, Board of Trad MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS, RATES firat time and 10 & line th after. No advertisement taken for less than MONEY TO LOAN BY B. F. MASTERS O hou 5, orguns, wagons, et awest possible publicit val of property or change of pos sossl arrantod to sult the borrower. mount can be wade clug both principal and interess Klviuix patrons all tie beneiits of - the at plan. all and see me when you want a loan, or If more ventent, call telophone 1621 and your business can be transacted t home. Money wlways on hand: 1o delay; 1o publieity; lowest rates: business confidentinl, B Masters, It 4 Withnell blk, [5tir and Ha Tt X- BOR'E PRITCHARD, 14, WITHNELL BLK. 2 0] ( ~MONEY TO LOAN, %, 0 AND 10 DAYS furaliure, ete. DUl Groen, It § & 9 Barker blk " MONEY T0 LOAN ON CHATTELS; BONDS sad ety warrants bought. Koom 402 Karbach bl 'xqu.frrmuw 5-U2 N ¥ LIFE. MORRIS: 208K10* i MONEY ON FURNITURE, HONSES, PIANOS. Korsians Mige-Co, 1000 RA, Bavels bIogh, WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SEE Davls, room %, Continental block. 891 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. TWATES— 15¢ u 1ne first tme and loc o after. No advertl Qi §ATE AT A BARGA 5, BLOC W 1. Selby's fisesiaddition (o South O Smull payment dows, balance monthly if devived. Inguire G. B. Teschugk, Pmalia 1 lvnu EALE, HOM IS ANV PRIC eusy toring Lako dlaar proporty s 1158 by it . GRviiTkce, Brownghotk, 10 ana Dougias Fm{ SALE, NEDUASKA FARM LANDS. G Wallace, $12 Brows plook, 16tk and Dougi as X 0 N“ COUNER 2T AND HHCKORY, W0x1% foot: u bargaln (07 & fow days only. F. K. Dur ling, Harker block %1 Fon BALE, :‘5 1 MONTHLY PAVMENTS 3 hiasde: ithe 0 vis company. 1 k10 K CQUNER 17TH, DOKCAS. 521X , stable for G horses,cun be diyidad uru-.(;\‘emlnu- B4T b* TEWART PLACE, . full lot. will bo sold X ™ at. if taken this month. M. G, Clark & Co., 1218 1 aruey st | [P0 SALE, OIWILL TRADE FOIU AWM Il g00d business place Wx13: foot, with brick bullding costiug $1.0K0: a splendid site for fient-cluss hotel: sltuated on block adjoining U, 1" depot on the south, New water works 1o operation and eloctrie hts s0on. Address oF cull on Adolph Dworak, Kehoyler, Neb TAKE TH1I8 METHOD OF INFORNL readers of this paper that | exclianging property, both porsol have extra facliities ol ik property in pirts of the Unitod States and respectfully soll our patronage. Write me Just what you want and T Wi the Test. | A. A. Spaln, Ho1yoke, Cals MY T PBAUGAIN, SIXIN-ACKE TRACE CLOSE 10 Omalia, splendidly located for platuing into lota: cheap ot £400 per 4ere can ofler at B per were, and take b5, posslbiy b in farw Laud o6 Lnproved prop erty. Geo. N. Micks, sgent, 86 N. Y. Life. MWk STOCK FARM IN a wre oo Tor $42.500 1o lmprovements. £6.000 worth of stock Wil ‘sell for §3.00. Keusonable terms. O Fearl, Bi. Joseph. Mo, M TACKAGE OF NOTES AND VALUABLE pers in brown wrapper with rabber band. tinder return to 724 8. 19l st.. and get rownrd M OST—ST. BERNARD Wetnrn“to A- B, Hudson, 1155 29D ON DAVEN- black velvet handbag containing $10 bill. Return' and. recy Hale, 2219 Cali- T, STRAYED OR STOLEN. mel In Enst Omaha. bull ‘terrler dog puppy, 6 months old, white, weight 20 pounds, thin in fiesh, ears trimnied long and iim, long wedge shaped §.00 reward for his return to C. W. Water- man, Unfon Pacitic hdqtrs. No questions asked “HAIR GOODS. 150 a line first time_and_ 100 a line there: No advertisement tuken for less than ARGEST STOC rical wigs and b switches, hair Mall orders solicited. urds a speclalty. Wigs, banis Davles, 111 5. 15th st., Omaha. VHE IDEAL LADIES' HAIR DRESSING jors,swiiclios, bunke, wids, to upeen, Jewelry and hair ornuments In’ stock: to order, Kpecinl attention given mail orders. STOCK WINTERED. aline first tme and 10c a line there. 0 advertisement taken for loss than AND CAIED FOR a ffom § 1085 ORSES AND COL/ on’ farm two mile 4118, 14th street, MAEQUERADE COSTUMES, ETC. aline first tme and 100 o 1ine there: No advertisement taken for less than MANUI‘ACTUR!NG JEWELERS. aline first time and 100 & line (here- No advertisement token for loss then Zbc. GOLD, CARSON % Barker block, Omaha, CUTLERY GRIND!NG. RAZORS, EITC L1005, 14l st REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. ]os.v B, I}Ili(;li.\‘fll, Deposit of Fuuds of th City of Omaha, ity council sealed blds posils for th Ry direction of the will be receiv Pe i, Febriar Paruit ror tho 86 OF (s Bolonk i 1o city of Omauhy for compliance with ropolitun Uities, wh he pericd of « W oof Churter’ for b ronas as follows: All tinds of the city shull, &s the city troasiror within sald pay the best st (llrlln use of such funds so Gonosited, and the city council 1s. heroby. di rectod 10 wdvertise for such funds us is hereby contemplute 4y L0 tho oity Lr pluced on deposit in such or offer 1o bids for the d bankas shull intereston the daily b tive bank for the carrent montl terest moneys shall be re; by the treas- w1 e rtothe city council nd_comptroller und ovided. the b ty Lo be upprov ngof suid de- posits (n double the umount of money at uny Oue timo In telr possessio. Proyided, also. that no deposit shall at uny ade In any bunk having less than v (#200,00) dolars paid ud no deposit shull be uiide in any bunk iuexcess of forty-fve (4] per cent of its pald up capital stock.’ A certified chock in the sum of two thousaad quired from bidders Alsoun affidavit city couneil, two hundred thous: up capitul stoek, (#2,000,0.) dollurs will be r as u guurantes of good fuith, apital stock any or ull bids. Stockholder's Meeting, stockholders of the utte Lund company will be held at the oftice of sald o first Wednesday of the wonth, order of the & the second 0ard of Directors. KO, PUILLIFS, Becretiry. LincoLy, Neb., Feb. 2, lovd, WILL BURN TODAY. Lights Along the Shore to Which Strng. gling Sinners May Tarn, First Presbyterian church, corner Seven. teenth ana Dodge streets —Regular sorvice: with preaching by the pastor, Rev. W. J, Harsha, D.D, at 10:30 am. and 7:20 p.m. Sabbath school atnoon. Young People's Society of Chiristian Endoavor meot- ing at 6:80 p. m. All are welcome. People’s church, on Kightesnth betweon California and Wobstor. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Charles W. Savidge, at 10:80 o'clock a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject in tho morning, “The Second Coming.” ~ Subject in the evening, “The Handwriting on_the Wall." ‘Seats free. All are welcome. Sab. vath school at 2:80 p. m Cynthis Christian Church—4318 Nicholas stréet, Joseph Shields, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 &, m. ana 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Subject of morning ser mon, “Are You Worthy of Eternal Life? Kvening subjoct, “Meeting God Face to Face, Which All Must Do.”” All seats are freo. Cuurch of the Good Shepherd (I plsuw pal), corner Lako and Nineteentnh streets. P! D. Lloyd, rector. Morniug praver and holy communion at 11 a. m. Evening_prayer at T30 p. m, ermon topic, “The Young Man The rector will preach at both services. Sunday school aty:45 a. m, Bible class for men at 10 a. m. Al are wel- and His Friends, come, Southwest Presbyterian church, Twentieth and Leavenworth strovts—Preaching morn ing and evening at 10:30 a, m. and 730 p. m. Youug Pecplo’s So- ciets of Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Seats Sunday schooi at 12 free. All welcome. First Universalist church, corner of Nine- teenth and Lathrop streets, Kountze Place. Rev. Mary Gerard Andrews will preach Sun- day the 7st inst., both morning and even- ing at the usual hou Unitarian church, Seventeenth and Cass strects, Rev. Newton M. Mains will preach in_tho morning, Subject, “Gratitude." Bishop John P. Newwman, by special re- quest, will preach on “The Power of Indi- viduality” in the First Methodist Episcopal church at 10:30, The Young Men's Ch tian Association will b special guests. At 7:30 Rev. P. S, Merrill, D.D., will spoak on “‘The Lord First, Church Next.” Music b; the quartette, Mrs. Martin Cahn, soprano; Miss Amsden, contralto; Mr. Copeland,bass: Mr. Breckenridge, tenor. The Theosophical socity moets overy Sun- day nignt at room 6, F'renzer block, opposite postofiico. Subject for discussion this Sun- day evening, “Tho Seven Principles of Man.” Everybody welcome. Castellar street Presbyterian chureh, S_ - teenth and Castellar Streots—Rev. J. M. Wilson, pastor. Secvices 10:30 and 7:30, J. C. Sloan, financial manager of the theologi- cal seminary in the morniag, subject, “Tue Law of Induction Citizenship in Christ's Kingdom.” [n evening, the pastor. Subject, 'he Lord’s Eternal Duration.” Iirst Christian cnurch, corner Capitol avenue and Twentieth street-Rev. T. K. Cramblet, pastor. Preéaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday sctool at 12 m, Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Subject of morning sermon: Life's Marcn.” Subjoct of evening ser- mon: “Walkitg by Faith,” All seats are free and all are welcome. Grant Street Christian church, Lake stroot, between Twoaty-fifth and Twenty- sixth, Sunday school ‘av3:30 p.m. E. I Pickering, superintendent. At the Contrai United Presbyterian church, Seventeenth street, between Capitol avenuo aud Dodge—Rev. John Williamson, D.D., eaching tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. The Testimony.” And ut 7:30 p. subject: *“The Intluence of Christianity Upon Literature.” Sabbatn school at 12 m., and young people's meeting at 6:30 p. m. All ‘welcome. St. John's church, corner Twenty-sixth and Franklin streets. Rev. J. O. Ferris, rec- tor. Sunday school 9:45 &. m. Holy euchar- ist and sermon by the Rev. Dr. Dougherty at 11 a. m. Lowe avenue Presbyterian church—Rev. Charles G. Sterling, pastor. Preaching services at 10330 8. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sab- bath school at 12 m. Youug people’s prayer meeting ‘Y P. S. C. E.) at 6:30 p. m. Prayer Wednesday evening. Subjects for Webruary 7—morning: ‘*“Lhe Spirit Sover- eign 1 Prevailing Prayer.” Evening: “The Reasonableness of Heeding God's Invita- meoting tion,”” Hillside Congregational church, cor- nor Thirty-soventh and Ohlo strocts, A. Ross, pastor — Morning ser- vice, 10:30, sermon, subject, “Adaptiveness.” Sunday school at tioon; Young People’s So- ciety of Christian Endeavor, 6:15. Vesper service 7:30: sermon subject, **But,”" Clifton Hull Congregational Mission—Sun- day school 8 p.m. Curch service 4 p. m. Kountze Memorial lnglish and Lutheran church, corner Sixtoenth and Harney—Rev. A. J, Turkle, pastor. Services 10:30 a.m — and 7:3 p. m. conduced by the pastor. Sub- ject for the day: *Burden Bearmg." Morn- ing: “Boaring Others Burdens” Even- ng: “Bearing Our Own Burdens.” Sun- day school atnoon. Young Peoble’s Socioty of Christian Endeavor.at 6:30 p. m. Every- body cordially invited to these services and receive a Christian welcome, St. Mary’s Avenue Congrogational church, corner of Twenty-seventh strect—Services at 10:30 a.m. ana 7:30 p.m. will be conducted Uy Rev. A. H. Hall, D.D.. of Elgn, Iil Sabbath school at noon. Mission scnools at #p.m. Young People’s meeting at 7:45 p.m. Park Place Congregational chureh, Thir- tieth and California streets—Services: Sun- day morning at 11—subject: “Enoch.” Sun- day evening at 7:i0—subject: “God’s Government.” Sunday schcol at noon. Prayer meeting Wednosday at 8 p. m. You are cordially invited to attend scrvices as above. William J. Paske, pastor. South Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal church, corner Tenth and Pierce streets— Rev. Alfred Hodgetts, D.D, pastor, Class meetings, 10 a, m. and 6:30 p. m. Preaching, 10:30 a. m., and 730 p. m.—sub. jects: Morning. “The Power of Christian Testimony.” Fvening, “An Appointwent Unsought.”” Sacrament at the close of morn- ing sermon. Free Church of 5. Matthias !(Episcopal)-- South Tenth street and Worthington l’l\loe, Rev. Alexander W. Macnab, rector. Kifth Sunday after Epiphany—Celebration of the holy communion, 7 8. m.; Sunday school and bible class, 10 @ m.: morning service with sermou, 11 a. m.; baptism, 3 p. m.; evensong with sermon, 730, Weoek day ser- vices—Daily morning prayer, 9: Wednesday, evening service with aadress, 7:80; Friday, litany service and confirmation class, 7:30 p, m.; Friday at 2 p. m., meocting of the Woman’s Auxiliary in the parish rooms; Saturday at 2:30 p, m., industmal school in the parish rooms; celebration of the holy communion on every saint's day at 7 a.m, At the Hauscom Park Methodist Episcopal church, corner Twenty-nith streot and Woolworth avenue, the pastor, Rev. G, M, Brown, preaches morning ana evening. Tho morning subject will be “Does a Man Need Curist” Evening, *What Must I do to be Saved” Young people's meeting at 6:30. kiverybody welcome. Seats free. Southwestern Lutheran church, Twenty- sixth s.reet, between Woolworth ‘and Pop- pleton avenues, - Itev. Lutner M. Kuhus, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. Pho pastor will conduct divine serv hoth morning and evening, und will preach in tho morning on_*“The Devulopiog Christ,” and in the evening on ** Long Sufferi Our Lord.” Young People's Soc Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:45 p.mn. Phree new synods were formed in the Lutheran charch in 1841 ~the California synod, the Rocky Mountuin synod and the Germin Nabraska synod In the United States the Lutheran church has sixty-three orphan bowes and elvemosy- nary institutions. Trinity Cathedral, Eighteenth street and Capitol avenue.—The Very Rev. C. H, Gard- m-r, dean. Holy communion, 5:00 a. m; Sun- school, 10:00 &, m; second celebration of ...,y commniunion and sermon, 11:00 &, m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. m. St l‘hllhp'l Chapel (Episcopal) —Twenty- first between Nicholas und Paul streets, Jobn A. Willlams, priest in charge -Holy oucharist, 7 @& m.; morning orayer and Sunday school, 10 a.'m.; choral litany and noly oucharist aud sermon, 11 & n choral evensong with sermon, 7:30, Westminster Presbyterian—Twenty-ninth and Mason stroots. I'he pastor, Rov. John Gordon, D.1),, will preach at 10330 a. m. on “Losing the Soul” aund at 7:30 m., sub- , “*‘Wash and Be Clean,” Sunday scuool av 12:15. Meeting of Young People’s Socioty of Christian Endeayor at 6:45 p. . T'rinity Methodist churen, corner Twenty- first and Biuney, W, K. Beaus, pastor. Preaching 1 8 m., ard 7340 p. m. Bub- jeots: Morning, *The Blessedness of Self- Forgetfulness.” Evening, uvion meeting at Plywouth Congregational church. Sundey school at 12 w., J. T. ltobinson. superin tendent. Epworth league meeting, 0:30. Beats free, Everybody wade welcowe. Dr. Duryen lectures on Tuesday evening. Sub- Ject, “Instinct and Intelligence in Animal Christinn Endeavor Notes. The transportation committes will meet in Chicago on the 16th to arrange for the groas l;fl“\l‘l\”(“l to be held in New York next July. The First Presbytorian sociaty has now a flourishing Junior Endoavor socioty with eleven active memoers. They aro under the leadorship of Miss Halle, who is deoply interestod in the work, and all have great hopes for the futures of this society. ‘The weeting of the Hillside Young Peo- ple's Society of Christian Endoavor are boing well attended and considerable inter- ost is belng taken. Christiun Endeavor day was observed by this society last Sunday, Special exercises were given in the evening. Mr. Charles Spoar of Missouri, a former member, was & welcome visitor last Sunany, - Chamberlain & Co. From the Clinton County Advertiser, Lyons, Ta, It was tho good fortune of a reprosentative of this papor to visit the laboratory of this enterprising irm at Des Moines one day thi woek. It occupies four floors of a double building and employs sixty-five hanas in the different departments, which include the compounding of the different preparations, bottiing, packing, shipping and printing, In the latter department they have a finely equipped printing office, with bolf a dozen prosses, which ato kopt' noarly constantly in nrrrnllnu priating labels and differont kinds advertising matter. Their laboratory is especially busy at this time, as Chamber- lain’s Cough Romedy, which thoy manufac- ture, has proven n splendid romedy for the grip, aud n all cases groatly relieves the patient after taking one or two doses, while its continued use will effect a complate cure, 25 and 50 cent boulul for salo by druggists, WOES oF ORAIN MEN. They Declare In Favor of Gomng Back ta Their O1d Organizath After the grain call on the Board of Trade yesterday afternoon a very large sized hor unt’s nest was stirred uv and for a time things weroe pretty livoly. Tho ball was set rolling by B. Fowler of the KFowler Elovator company, who called attention to the light attendance at the daily sessions of the board and remarked that the board ought to furnish the daily market re- ports and post ther in tho exchange room. “You cun't get a crowd together,” con- tinued tho speaker, *“‘unless you have some- thing tointerest them and the markots aroe what businoss men are iaterosted fu. We should have the markets not ouly from Chicago, but from those points whera Nobraska grain is being sold, as T' u‘miu. B timore, Philadelphia, ete. 1 can’t see why the board should not do this, and I would suggest thut the grain committee take tha matter in charge and find out what can be done. You have not yot brought in the feed men who are grain buy 1 paid 50 to gotinto this boara, aud am paying $ month dues, and have received nothing i return, If the Board of Trade will not p in the markets I beliove the grain men had better do it.” C. H. Fowlov of the same company and chairman of the grain committes remarked that it would be & good plan to draw up a written request to the board of airectors and if they refused to act the grain men could then take some action, At this point the talk became general and excited. Some one wanted to know how the Board of Trade could be expected to pay for markets when they could not even pay $25 month for somo one to make the daily cal ’ but wanted a subscription taken up to -pay the expenses. Another voice was heard to exclaim, “We have about made up our minds if we cannod wot what we were promised wo will revive the old grain and produce exchanee.” This remark was pretty generally applauded. It will be remembered that the grain men organized au exchange immediately after the warehouse law went into effect, but owing to the inducements held out by the Boara of Trade they consented to join the latter or- ganization. The exchange, however, was never formally dissolved. The officers wero elected for a year, it being remarked at the time thah if it did not work well in the Board of Traae they could withdraw and call a meeting of the exchange and be in full running order. Mr. Connor succeeded 1n making himselt heard at this point and remarked that he be- lieved the board of directors would grant the request for markets if they were approached in the right manner. Mr. Miller thought that the two brokers doing business in the Board of Trade build« ing wore getting very full markets and one of thom ought to be paid to post those mar~ kets in «be traders’ room whero they would be open to the public. It had boen the cus: tom for every one to run into the brokers' rooms und look over their markets which wi not pleasant for people who were doing bus ness through other brokers, Mr. Walsh thought that some broker ought to be given the useof the exchange room Iree in consideration of his posting the nare kets, This was objected toon the ground that such an advantage given to one brokes would drive a!l tho othors out of business, The talk continued as the board gradually adjourned by walking out into the halls, and it was some time before the crowd dispersed. As nearas can be learned the whole trouble has arisen from the non« fulfillment of promises mado by the Board of Trade to the grain men. 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