Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1893, Page 14

s S W AL A TR 7 LT - | SPECIAL NOTIGES ars before tho | " FRENCH CO0KS, MENU FRENCH The Chef of the Paxton Discusses Them Vigorously. candescent light was made and used by o simple German watchmaker, Henry Goebel, at his work in New York y war. Edison's patent is on the filament of car- | bonized bamboo inclosed in an exhauste glass tube. [t is known that he maae thou- | sands of experiments and had experts search ing the world over for suitable material be fore he hit upon the perfect conductor of the | word for the first insertion and 1 cent a word for carbonized bamboo fllament A | & ch subsequent \nsertion, or #1.0 per line pet Last December the United States circult | month. ' Terms. cash in advance. Initials, funres cotitt of Appenla In Massachusatts gave o der | BYmbois, ete. each count a & word. "Advort ! app gave s L i Coseeativals: "AUveriiaoa: 03 10 clsion to the Edison sompany which was | Suceins. a mimt mes oheek” ian Nave the lottars A generally accepted as giving the Edison peo addressed to & numborad letter S TitE BEE s Boor- ple absolute control of the incandescent lamp “will be delivered on the patent. The General Electric company then began to close up all the lamp manufacturers | by obtaining injunctions, When action was brought against the Bea con Vacuum Pump and Eleetric company of Hoston clectrical people looked for the usual | moderats wases. Adiress X thing. But when the o came up rocently | e o iy cent lamps and a mass of r affidavits, and said they were prepared to yve that Mr. Edison's principle was disce ered twenty before he got out his WANTED -FEMALE HELP STORAGE. | M &touack, ciiear ¥ DON T STORE HOUSKHOLD 600 D8 WITTT best, Omahn Stove Repair Works,1207 D ougln —_— WANTED TO BUY 500,000 USKED STAMPS, MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS Conttuned. FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. Cdntinued. Contintied. WANTED, A GIIT, (. WOk, No wasl cook, and neat. I8 CLEAN, WELLS, 111} | A DVARTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS A will bo taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening And untll $:30 p. m. for the morning of sunday edi tons. No ndvertisemont taken the first Insertion. All ndvertisemonts in these eolumns 1§ cents & DAYE CHEAP RATES o0 fuEnituee, planos Ay or publicity, cash room 8, Barbor bloek 5 BUSINESS CHANCES, MAKKET FOIL GENERAL HOUSKE Wuall family. Must bo good Pacifle street Wiz Xovosi W, 0, 90 OFANAL PORUEATION 10,0 nthe” United Siatea dn'‘which o' ake fen) five of her o vie Two rallro SN T WEST CITF on nts Missour | reand n 10R Bouses for South the akererato ovor 812 1 aw selling ying Lotwsen Omnha and new ko Uy ten it o . No mortgage on Amp for piatand full in njanin, sole egent. 1608 WANTED, and Iaundre IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD S411 Farnam 5 conts for Mo 1 for loss than ‘ AS GOOD AMERICAN COOKS AS FRENCH The Afectation of Meaningle Bills of Fare Gets a Righted Ing- Interesting Expose of its Silliness. FOR RENT -HOUSES, ~ BOX 003, CITY M 413 CAPITOL AVENU b Davls Co,, 155 Farnam st il FoR LA D: ) FEATS DWETLINGS COTTA IN ALL Jparts of ihecity. Kilkenny & Co., 266 Karbaoh RENT, NO. The 0. F Wi, Ho the Y FORSALE. ONK vH" 3 ____FOR SALE FURNITURE. ! ny e OR S 1 NITURE O ’ ]) FIEVEN ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY HUR ()n'\‘s‘nlf\-\r"" ’Yl‘ui” Mg 1o ‘\.\ [D;5oms, farony barn. In 1 of Maplo s streets; Inquire at o) FOR SALE 3 WANTED, AN ante, must t ro Omahu Bee. WANTFD nish. 2ith an TO BUY A GOOD SECOND HAND cheap, for cash. Address X 64 HAL Lineoln ok tra Ot ALL o Kood FOR Neb. 1ty RENT The 0. ¥ HOUSES IN_ ALL PARTS OF Davis company, 105 Farnam st ) N SECONDITANDSAFE. ).} A 1N streots, South Omahn. Mo con FOR SALK. MY ath Omalia 1(olle trade for unencamhared Berkquist, Sonth HALK INTE (ST IS nAtiE DFOperLY N \ LOWEST 1A s FIDELITY TRUST COM SBITUATIONS WANTED, A WANTED Aattorney; stenographer ALK L) AGENTS FOR DECIDED BAR — we can recommend ay a8 well s very cheap: one f L tatith and Arhor stroots catod lot, Bedford Pla ant 80uth Cmiahs 10, 1% rnef, Oreliard 11, 88 y Wl 1 th, w POSITION IN LAW entirely B OFFICE compote Mo WESTERN BUSINESS . n ! AGENCY, §16 N Business urth cay 1y 8450, for s ), suap, $$50, FROOM 1HOUS an half value. House house ne 84 o parts (of th postidne MNIT b2 itorof Tur Ber Omaha wherein Owmana, Feb, 3 An article recontly paper Tothe E appeared in an About Cooking and Cooks,’ Mr. Mathiew is quoted saying that French cooks are cleaner, more economical etc., than those of any other nationality ) h applieation. a N 0 THAVE ( STEAM cK, corner of 14 block, J HEATED FLAT OF 4 Mason and 1sth in Hamiin, agent M BUSINESS ( § st 100 State what v Board PENIN * 82,600, red n onr W Tro m 48,000 WSEHOLD GUODS At residenee, 834 Plerco st IN EVERY Van Pattes's Mo TOW N ntilo troos. Ui £4,000, be it AND FUR as t Oiiture € traa, sineas WANTED, SITUATION BY COMPETE 3t on dy bookkeepor, ten yoars experience; whole K pro‘erred. Address for one week n h Park. | 18 ON N uging FOl motor RENT, TWO 5R00M Call at soutnwest cor COTIAG th and b years ASILFOR A S I MERCHAN That state It is a well known fact amon; proprietors and stewards that 7 t of French cook wastefu drunk is incorrect hotel per ce nent wanton irsing both the their (s0 call and ards, who waiters and kitchen assistants in broken jargon Further Mr. A ©00ks are That is Mathiew states that good few and far between for statistics from the different journals prove that fully 60 per cont of the kitchens in the United s are in the hands of English-speaking chefs The traveling and resident public in gen eral speak the Fng tongue here, and when sitting down to their meals with a bill of them, they do not want their appetites impaired by the useless “a la” and “aux” that they cannot and do not want to understuna The French cookery that hotel co been expected to know, that we have giving higher pay for pretending to p originated the pastime of princes at a period before the age of great inventions, und when the rich idlers had nothing better to think about than to imitate the profligacy of the ancient Re and vie with each other in the costlin their banquets, It was a merit then in a to make a dish expensive and the extravagant character of the whole system thus stamped is still an integral part of itand unfit ¢ the adoption of an American business-like e Surely there is something comical fact that all the common cooks and all the domestic cools and ho rs are setting dishes “u la Allc la Provencale, “ala Flamande™ and all the rest of it on their tables every day, and have not the e motest suspicion of the fact, while the cooks of the hotels who handle the big words with out knowingtheir meaning don’t come within 8 mile of what they think they are doing. When a man orders beef on one dish and reens on the other and puts them together ie knows he is eating beef und greens and al who sit at the same table can see it at a glhnce, but there is no possible way of mak ing them see the sense of calling it “beef la Flamande,” especially as they do not know how the word Flamande should be pro- hounced, A party of three once stopped where there was a French chef. On at the dinner table one of the ladies peared much amused at something, and half aside whispered to her neighbor: “Why! its only hash.” “Oh," said Ker friend, “you should not order those things. They aiways turn out way “How strange,” fure gives it such o Montmoren good.” French entry ) French Americ picion glance & Louse s0 untrue, hotel 5 are before have been actice, as Kings and cook in the ande," “a at a hotel da she replied. “The bill of grand name, See: a la 1 thought it was something cooks, French terms ete., may be all very table set’ for Frenchmen, but the n - public rd these with sus- d take plain beef and turkey. A the ‘bills of fare of the Palmer il the Victoria of Chicago, the Bates of Indianapolis and other surpassing hotels in America, will show that hotel-keepers are doing away with French cooks and their rediculousness, and are slating what they have for dinner in n language. When they cannot find suitable English terms to tell you how a thing is cooked, they let it go without and encourage their patrons to rely upon the repu- tation of their table as a guaranty that the dish is good anyway. 1 would say that if you are entertaining a_compuny ‘of French- men, use unhesitatingly French bills of fare —all French. Buv practical Americans who donotappreciate the merits of languages they do not understand might perhaps think you crazy to put one of these effusions before them. Twill give you an example with its American translation: Tortere claire, tit boucheos au saipicon, Fillets do saumon o lu cardi Peice de boeuf et selle de veuu. Suprenie de poularde a la financiere, Chaudfroid de eallles, Sorbet, Selle av cnévreul, Fonds a4’ Poudding a ln ¢ Gelee au muscat luy Fromauge. Glace aux nolsettes TRANSLATION Turtle soup. all patties of minccd ehicken, led salnion with red sauce Roust beef and roast veal, Fricassco of chicken (white), Ericassee of quails (hrown). Punich. Buddle of venison with artichokes, Vanilla cream pudding. Wine jelly, cheese, ice, nuts, fruit, Recently 1 noticed a “‘pun?’ in a Chic tu[n‘r to the following effcct: ‘red coming from dinner at Fred—Going to dinner? Tom —Well, you'll be disappointed her bill of fare is in French. Well, I understand Fr ou might, cooks either Regarding table pieces and fancy dishes that are things of beauty, mentioned in your article, I would say that if a cook build up a fine ornamental centerpicce of figures molded in tallow or wax it is pretty, but it is nothing, because other artists can do better in plaster of paris or metal. It does not make the eatables better—rather the reverse. It does mot advance cookery. It does not help small hotels nor private fami- lies. It is not practical art ither are the French terms 1 have spoken of, Thercfore I say, “Honor where honor is due.” Give American cooks the chance of r.....: positions in good hotels and it will not be longe before we have a rising generation of wetical American , Fredeh well ata Fruite. ago om meets hotel door. Fred for the Tom (haughtily)— nch. Fred—WwWell, but the waiters don't, nor the p cooks, and then those le rance, with their blonds,” “espagnoles,” ‘“rem ete, with their garnis, will have to stay there and eat them and not come to America with their broken Jargon, CHARLES F Chef at tk LIGHTNING FOR LIGHT. An 010 German Wateh candescent L % 15 A discovery has been mad, LOWS, 2axton, ker Invented In- re the War, that may revo. lutionize the business of manufacturing in candescent electric lamps. It came out connection with a suit brought by the company against the Beacon V and Electric company on an alleged infringe ment of the Edison incandescent light patent. The suit came up in Boston a feu days 4go on a motion by the Edison company to enjoin the defendant from manufacturing lamps. The eleetricians were surprised by the de- fendant with the claim that the famous in. in “dison ‘acuum Pump mm— A Dollar a Da (And Board Yourself.) PPLY atonce to the undersigned if you want aesirable hotel ue- commd ations while ut the WORLD'S FAIR Rooms, without bo.rd, 8100 per dny. The G, N, W. Hotel 18 withi blocks of the entrs and one block from the Iliinols Central Rall- way, %0 thut Central Ohleago cun be resched in a fow wioutes, duy or night. patent. Henry Goebel, who lived in Monr street, New York, and now lives at Tappea N. Y., made the lamps, and he exhibited them as a drawing card for his telescopic hibit The davits ex facts as the Goebel is 74 years old. He wi maker and optician in a viliage ne and also s o qualified apothecary was much interested in physical and became acquainted with Pro hausen In 1846 accounts wer Journals of the incandes by J. W. Starr of Monighausen we matter, and made candescent lam New York and are set forth in the afM a watch Hanover, He h Mon published in European ut lamp invented Cineinr Goebel and wuch in the experiments with an in In 188 Goebel came to ned o little shop near the Grand street fer He « ied his ex periments, and one night he astonished the neighborhood by exhibiting from the roof of his house an electric a it run by a zine carbon battery of his own manufacture The display caused an alarm of fire, the engine came and Goebel was arn . and taken to court, charged with committing a breach of the peace. He turned again to experiments in incan descent Tighting and accidentally discovercd that carbonized wood was conductor. After trying many materials he found that splinters from a pipe stem of bamboo gave the best results, and in 1855 he made lamps with this material fo conductor, und with about_ thirty ce attery they emitted a brilliant 1 Some of thes amps have been preserved In his afidavit Goebel vs that from early as 1855 to after 1881 he frequently suchi lamps, and always had a number of them in_his possession; often lighted his shop with them, with the aid of a battery of about thirty zine-carbon Tn 1850 and 1860 he was accustomea to exhibit in various public places in New York city a large tele scope mounted on a truck, through which he permitted p to look for a small fee; on the truck he also o large battery and | two or three incandescent lamps, which he was accustomed to light up to attract the | attention of the passers-by: these lamps were scen by a large number of persons, who well remember them. | Gocbel's two sous makeafiidavitas to their | recollection of the lamps. | 3. Van Ranst, police force, on y-two years, makes afidavit that he knew Goebel from 1863 to 1872, He re- members the electric lamps distinctly and remembers their general construction Nicholas Finck of Elizabeth says he saw | such lamps in Goebel's store in 185 and even before. He frequently saw Goebel at work on the lamps, and Goebel explained their construction, telling him the necessity of the vacuum, and showing him how he carbonized slivers of a bamboo fishing pole to make the filaments. George G , who w ager of the Amei Ele puny, mukes affidavit that he saw Goebel® lamps, carbons and vacuum pumps in 1881, His lamps were so far superior to those the American company were making that it em- ployed Goebel at once. Prof. Charles R. Cross of the Massachu- setts Institute of Technology makes afiidavit | that Gocbel's old lamp is Substantially the lamp claimed to be covered by Edison's patent, It is said that the existence of Goebel's lamp was discovered purely by aceident by a lawyer interested in electrical matte The attorney for the Kdison company asked for the immediate issuance of a re- training order, but the court refused thi and took the matter under advisement. mars it Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risersis a misfortune, These little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dys- pepsia, bad breath, constipation and bilious- ness. the Is of rht a member of the | New York which he has served thir s general man tric Light com- —_—— Originalit A manufacturing firm offe for the best original motto for a ven. man promptly sent them, “The pon is mightier than the sword,” with a re- quest that they would forward the prize | by the next mail. The head of the house wrote a humor- ous reply, asking the claimant if he could prove himself the author of the saying. The man, evidently an honest soul, at once responded: 1 can't say for certain whether T read it or just thought it. I've read the Standard Readers and Pilgrim's Proj ress and the proverbs in the bible. If it isn't in those books, it is original, and you will please send me the money.” > An honest pili1s the noblest work of the apothecary. DeWitt's Little Early Risers cure constipation, biliousness and sick head- ache. NERVOUSAM all tho train of EVILS, WEAKNESSES, DEBILITY, ETC, that an company them in men QUICKLY and PERMA- NENTLY CURED. ¥l STRENGTH and tona Elven to every part of tho body. L owill send (se Curoly pacxed) KILEH to any sufforor the Droserip. ton that cured me of thaan troubisw | Addrass, L ACBRADLEY BATILE CREgi. SOl Proposals for School Bonds, Sealed bids will he recelved by the treasurer of the school district of Omaha, Nebraska, at his office in said city up to 12 o'clock noon of | the Bth day of Febraary, 1893, for the pur- | chase of $185,000.00 of the registered bonds | of the said school district now on hand, said | bonds being of the vilue of $1,000.00 exich No proposils for loss than par value of the bonds together with acerued interest ther to February 8th, 1593 will bo considered. § bonds are dated Jan 1st, 1892, ble 20 years after their date and b at the Fute of § cent | anun pa, semi-annually. " Principaland interest puvuble at Kountze Bros., New York. Said bonds will be sold in_guantities of one bond or more to | y one bidder us the hoard muy n most | advantugeous for it. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bonds delivered in Omihia HIENRY BOLLN, wurer of Bourd of Education OR. | MCCREW THE SPECIALIST. 1s unsurpassod in the treatment of all PRIVATE DISEASES | and all Weakness | and Disorders of MEN | 18 years experienca. Writo for circulars P and question st free. 14th and Farnam Sta,; Omaha, Neb y PPLICATION must be made be fore Mareh 1st to secure the $1.00 rute for room at the WORLD'S FAIR, Spoclul rates to clubs, Remomber the usual contract rate for no bet- ter uccommodations 18 from $2.00 to #.00 a day. For further informution call on or address the underalgned. 8 N. Y. Life bullding M8 b ON FARM charge of South 6th M8 5% AND WIFE WANTS woman _wiil oF nddress 8. Morrls, Bt PLACE FOUIROOM APARTMENT n Horn blcek. Reference r 8T qui KENT, NEW moto: 1nd and Cumlig: UIOOM 11t fins 10 n POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPEI; N 1 refor Addross X 68, ee. MEGL 60 WANTED, A LOOM COTTAGE, 204 HOWA R A - WANTED by an expericnced operator WANTED, Aiarinlang A POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER Address X.54 Bec. - i M8t CHOLCE HOME m odern conveniences. wn. A good opportnni )r buy on good terms, o Addroess X 43 Bee. WEGISTERED Good refer POSITION BY n Omaba or Lincoln Addross X 62, Boe KR ence Address Xol 1S POST bonde 1o any Bee. A - FIRST CLASS BOOKK Ation: twelve yoars exp amount; good references. STEAM HEEATED FLATS 2 Kurback block KILK A WANTED, dressmaker ard stroet A WANTED. POSITION Sl TION PRINTER, COMPETENT, A " endy. dosironmtuniion; fo ihroe yehra! Foforences Tarnishon ey WANTED, PRI PI0c8 A4, TorOIh R AT ] SITUATION 10 or 4 days a week SEW FOR A Address 8407 D, 8 CASHIER OR sired. 4th D D, : et 0.0 Dy Foit —MATCH 1S party to rent 1) FUIRENT NEAT TANSCON 1* i ek how D Ko, i1 &ty elghit rooms ok fiilsh, with nle clstern. Bewernge No. 114 bath. f brick GOOD HABITS sman of an ofl Adaress A 14 No. 3005 and cosiest elpht tn the city, with all modern conv enie Ing clegant porcelain bath tub. hot an tationary laundry tubs, ete. no finer the eity; €0, The above houses nre all on paved venlent to motor lines, in perfectly tion and pleasant nelghiborhooil GEORGE N, HICKS, 4 IR WANTS POSITION 0 country newspaper pre BEE. Council Blufls, 9705 WANTED-MALE HELP. SALARY Jandie th most us ink t magic. 20t u O/ COMMISSION TO AC Patot Chemical Tnk Wand novel invent Seouzhly [ two soconds G0 por cont profit. - Akonts maklr 80 por weok. We R180 want s gensral gent 10 take charice 01 LOFILOrY AN APPOLIL SUD NEeHLs, A rare chanee to muke money. Write for terms and a spect men of erasiug Moriroo Erasiig Mg Co in Crosse, Wis fw By aren, baking powder. Weo put our goods in glass rolling pins. ) month salary and expenses, or 2 nt commisston. Good side line. 1f you want end stamp for reply. Chieago Baking Powder Co., 707 Van Buren strest, Chicago M3 K210 T i i D, ooM wouse AM, Improvements, nlso corner Tizard, 24th and Davenport stroet l) FOR RENT, 6.ROOM MODERN wiil rent furnishod or sell part ture clienp. Fidelity Trust Co., 1102 I [ Al ')(\\Vrl‘(\(i\AV MEN TO SELL RENT—FURNISHED TEAM HEATED It furnished or FOR Eq, akeepl olas stre FNEWEY FURsisiie Byaxren, RELIABLE AND ENERGETIC Lusitess man o take the management of an of WITH FURNAC bt EAM HEAT, . ) 1K HOUSE, barn 1f d t Midiand St D STRE GO0 with ty woer leaving wo barn INNEY & (0, VTS 32 Poppleton 200 stroet with hand brick cellars, elght room s t, with bath { South urnnce collurs, et etreot, one room houses deos, fnelnd A cold water loeation in streots, oalthy loca. 03 N. ¥ L MODERN best In ol M2 7 COTTAGE all of furnl arnam Mo —_— ROOMS. OMS FOR 10US unfurnished. 110 fice business in this city. Small amount of capital required. Address Weatcen Business Agency N'Y Life bullding, Omalin, M B; [ooFoR mENT, 3 00N FoR LG 2 Howard street, 20d floo “WANTED, LABORERS FOR THE BLAC 111ls. Call_at Scandinavian Employment Ofi 0. 604 S0 uth 10th st., north end of viadu [0—UTOPIA, 17101721 DAVENPORT Unent. T HOUSE ildren 1603 901 8T., STEAM 905 10 5 [Tt BorAvELL powder. commisson. J§ FURNISHED KGOM 8, 216 N Y ELL BAKING §75 month salary and expenses or 20 Steady employment, experience un necessary. 1fyou wanta position hore s a chanc U, S, Cliomical Works, 840 to 846 Van Buren Chieago. M7 k2 CELY FURNISH ck parlors and. two r0o 4 Earnam street [ -FOR RENT, NIC Utront and 192 F, VANLED. A MAN AND WikE O Usoung men could have a pleasant lady best of referenc Ab, Be E;oNeoriwo G Uence can get furnis avenue. 3 WANTED STENUGRAPHER dand write German. ~Apply with Hesperian Aurseries, P, 0. Box 006, Yankton MUST RE hout family; LEMEN WIT fed rooms at B LABORERS AND ROCKMEN 0N oxtension in South Dakotn. Stoady work; fres | | [ FORRENT, DESIABLE OIS Ywith or without board. 1006 Capitol Fa gl WA RoON, 2020 Harney FURNISHED ROOMS AND 0 —PLEASANT pass. Krawer & O'Learn, labor agency, 0%8. 1lth st By WANTED, 6 MEN wiTH First olass tonms furnished. 1609 Ho ward st i;_’\\\‘ YOUN( well to call at —YOUNG MAN, N0 YOU WANI Bl Bivaras'to $in v yomr particulars wdfroms Sterliis RE American Wringer 804 6 RENT Rte Co. T OF WORK WILL DO Msif F25 MAN 0 bouglan strect FURNISHED AN Fo 'l}:rm; DOLN, 209 AND 211 N, 1T} 'S T MO5S T. ED ROOMS, ms upstairs RSEVERAL home with es. Address 041} 0% N REFER- 1811 Capltol D40 HED ROOMS avenue. MU T ASONABL BOARD. D UNFUR nished rooms, 522 N. Jyth, with or without board MU H ST, 54 —YOUNG WOMEN's HOME UNDE, Woman's Christan association, 111 8 B ANTED, COOK AND MANAGEI, MALE OFF | female, or man and wifo; must bo capable of cooking for and managing a restausant that serves as high as one hundred porsons at dinnor, thirty for supper and ten for breakfust: kood wages (¢ | nervices satisfactory. Address X 96, Bee. B;BovKE WANTED, MUST BE RAPID 'and accurate, sober and have good references | and glve guaranty bond for $1,000 1 lars expecied aud experlonco, ¥ F “WORLD'S FAIR. LUDGING, supper, £200 1f engaged now. stamp, 1006 Jones st., Omaha. A (—AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS — BOOKKEEPER AND must have references TIoFRONT PARLOR. GOOD single room; 8. No. 218 North 19th MO STENOGRAPHE Address X 5, Bee M3 6 Wilo iter and do wWr5 B WANTED—BOY ABOUT SEVEET 18 living at home, 1o operate typewr Lite B WANIED. NINE DRY GOOUS SALESME must be experienced and active. Address X 00 ANTED, A SALESMA B 902 Bitin oty N T0 SELL ON COM- for large castern house with depotherc. Bond. and references requircd Bce. s Ad —WANTED, sell'nsy house. requil B WANTED. MAN TO TRAVEL FORR PURLISH Ing hous »; silary $3) per month; §16) ca: tal required. Addross A 1, Bee oftice. j; WANTED, MAN TO MANAGE B1i/ tice: snlary $10) per month: smail cap Aderess A 2, Beo oftice. F 14 KOOMS © X FOR RENT- STORES AND I “ONE FOURSTORY BRICK BUILD] wide. 1407 Harney st s NICE OFFICE I(UU.\X’S, WITHN Apply room b, SALESMAN TO mann facturing preferred. Refercnces | - M35 6% FIRST-CLABS cclulty for a nonresic experienced party . Address X 67, Bee: —FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BRICK 316 Farnam st The bullding has a ment basement, complete steam hoat water on all the Hoors, gas, ete | onice of 'The Bee. " TRACKAGE, 11TL1 quired ¥, . Wead. 16th and Dou LADY FOR Kallway fa and MeVick VIS D, GENTLEMAN OR assistant. Saiary §750. re if engaged. Enclose dressed stamped envelope. butlding, Chicago. BiA SNAP FOR TRAVELING MEN. SAL men who visit many towns and villages can make their daily expenses 1n 10 or 15 minutes while walting for tralns, uppointing agents: no snles to mako; no_samples 1o carry. For particulurs ade dress Kowins, 1ock box 818, Chicago. 915 5% BEAGENTS, SALARY ~AND _COMMISSION Best fraternal order. Assets, $300.0)0. Both 11fe nd_endowment classes. Gllt-odged In every re spect. Some district ugents wanted. A rare chance. Address King & Co., § Unlon Square, New York B H, I 80 Pk DAY AT TOM Lightning Plater and plating jewe tableware, Plates the Hnost Jewe new, on all kinds of metal with good nickel. No experience. No eapital. Every house 0ds needing platiog. H. K. Uelno & Co. Ohto. TED—A LIVE MAN OR every county where we have not referenco National, 23 Solid Metal Knlves. Forks and Spoon & olld metal s white as siiver; ar off; goods wusrantoed cost about one-tenth that of stivor; th & lifetime: agonts average from and meet with ready ® groat 1s the domand for our Soltd M Over $1.0J.000 worth of goods in daily samples froe. Standurd Silverware Co ton, Mass, ACTIVE WORKEKRS EVEARYWI Jine “Lifo of James G. Blaine. ' Willis Fleteher Johnson. tho New Yor) ntimate friend of Mr. Blaine. Memo embracing the history of his grave. 612 extra Iarge pages. Mugnif trated. Retall but $1.50. Seliing in money for workers. 0,000 _ngents onanza. Best terms. Act “quic days time. Frelght paid. Outiit with tions mailed froe upon applicatl Pub. Co , 723 Chestnut street. Philadel arborn street, Chicuxo, 111 SAT HARVEST FOR AG JBiaine.” Oatit froo. Send 100 First coma gots the best torritory. | Am Concern, 431 Soclaty for Suviugs, Clave JoWANTED, AGENTS, MALE O Quick sales and iremendous profit money. Sells at wholesato and rotall kot free by mall 8§ Send today Indtana. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. OLYQUNG LADIES "CAN SOON ACQUINE A working 'knowledzo of shorthand &id typo writing at Van Saats, 513 N. Y. Life. JENSEN'S DANIS! AND SWEDISI BMPLOY nt oftic 15th and Douglins, up stairs allkinds of hélp always oo hand; 50 good girls general house work 152 K100 ((5BUDDINGTON ACADEMY OPEN MONDA Jun. 9; Indies are taught the art of dress making bastingand Hatshing: can work on their own ir. while learning. 1k 504, Brown blk.,cor Douglus & MU kY Address S. B. Gar ] WANTED EVERY W o “Crawford's Life of Blalne.” The tion: @0 octavo pages. Prico §2.00, Sond Immediately 3o for outfit and money; 50 per cent commisslon. J Co., Umnha, Neb. ] WANTED, AGENTS: NEW 8TV propelling pencil, sells at sight Sample by mall, 10e; 0no dozen, (e Howard Manufacturing Co., Providenc AC i “WANTED, LADY TO TRAY sing; sulury, $0. Address with offic O (- WANTED, Jornl how Graff, 1250 . Q (O )VANTED, GInL Foi work, Swede Or German, 1821 Farham street NO CANVAS mp, X 33, Beo Bob5e M WANTED, POSITION A8 OFFICE ASSISTANT d stenographor. Address X 83 Boo M8 COMPETENT GIRL FOR GF owork. Fawily of threo. Mrs. G. B, Tth ave MBGs e BLAINE. AUTHOR ontfit only 2 I —JAMES G Bonanza for agents Johnson & Co., 3 South 11th street, WANTED, FOR GENERAL work, 32 8 GIRL b st HOUSE 570 5 GENERAL HOUSE 8004 wages. Aj MY 00 “AGENTS WANTED, OUTFIT FI P. 0. box 1871, New York . GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL work. Apply with reference, 50 South 20tk M85 men. J - WANTED. REFINED LADY 0L G J wolicitors st home on o new deman potition. Liberal pay. Montross & C EAP, W5 N. 131 ST Apply WOMAN woar Il 0 s everywhere, N IS, for R CARE OF 0. 17th st 210 BREAKFAST, ddress, with 'sa3 7 FOR R atthe Madison hotel, Zist nnd Chicago Sts. M1 7 BOARD; ALSG, street. —_— FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS ST 419 Flor OFFICES N BLOCK. s BUILDING fireproof co. ng fixturos tho R NICHO. 3 5 AGENTS—WANTED. N alrendy ne ured & representatise to sell our “Nevada =ilye 8 to consum no plato to time: o chanca of 0 §100 per 80 etal Goods, use. Cano of mpany, Bos- M2 1ERE FOR Written by K editor, and >rial edition lfe from eradio t foently flus onsel y wante Book on ) 11 ins truc Globe Bible phia, Pa.. M3z i LIFE ostage, orlean Book land, 0. ML 0 r Rt FEMALL. make blg Sond §1 and samples on which you can clear rett, Muncle RE TO SELL oficial edi Act quic you will' e French Pub, M 8 LOGRAPIIIC §.00 n day Address L. oR.1 M50 8% 1ZED LIFE. cents. B, F tebmond, Va. M5 M (B, FROM £20 10 $10) weekly rogifiarly earned by oursale NILF d. No com 00lidke, Chi 010 6 avenue. ColANTE = ond work. site Brows A COMPETENT GIRL FOR SK( Apply § Worthington Place, opp Ui Hall, near South 10th streot. Mssi e WANTED, SALY “oll white chamel lettora for winao 1gns enameled on Ao big BroBux: ae trhted price Tist. New vork ' and Chic Co'y 4 Llark street, ¢ hioago. WANTED--BOARD FOR BABY Address X 63, Bee CHER W s0n8 coul plano. Hel (- WANTED, A GOOD COOK. 2210 FARNAM WANTED Q 20048 hou Address X 1) Bee FIVE SALESLADIES IN DIty Just be expericnced and active o) FOARD WANT 4, state terms A LADY MUSIC TE Jard o Taaily where i 4 Address A 7, Be K WITH 2 SMALL private (LLADIES 10 DO WRITING AT TOME; GOOD salars. Keply b own handwriting with' s Murion L. Foster, 205 E. 13th St., Kansas City, s l\ ol K. part changed. CoWANTED - FROM § T0 (DALY our clty order department promotion 1f found compate Jut must be well rec L) LADY FOR Good pay | shan C-YoL | Kaaiire T WANTED T BENT_FLATORT WANTED, FURNISHED K % Yor man aua wife, noar post Adaross A 15, lice. our rooms with board Apply Bee. 12 Croigl [ (O ADIES WHO DO WIITING FOR ME AT HOME | ko §15.00 woekly. Reply, with self addressed st envelope. Camlle A, AVEFy, LOX A, *0nth Eend, lnd. 17 o0 (-LADIES WISHING TO MAKE ¥ writing o ing stawp, Miss CLWANTED NUGSE GIRL PART OF THE DAY | [ENTIRE pERSON S to take care of baby 14 montks old . Cail 615 N | Lirentul property. Chiar \ub 20th b, N e | perience. U. ¥ utis, 403 1tk streot K thelr own homics nddress, encios Juise Falrtleid, £oxth Hend. Iy wis | SMEN AND DEALE 1S w signs, also end for illus- aK0 Ennmel [ 7 MONTHS 0. 910 % 0 OULD LIKE d be given in ferences WS 5 x L CHILDREN family pre MO TS 10U8E, CE srhood, st D. . Lin. [ WITH State oM oMmee. RENTAL AGENCY. ATTENTION GIVEN yours' ox e for rlght FO# SALE---M1SCELLANEOUS. ISALE TIE utof the County uan ut pital " TYPEWRITER, RENINGTON SALI 2, for §60.00. J. B, Haynes, fee ofice. [ losp! TILAT inquire TAKEN of tho Mio M0 BLACK FIELD SPANIEL PUP FOK SALE cheap. Koom %, Barker biock MET2 5 (QEOR =ALE A KEGOND HAND. 2 HORSE power Woodbury enuine and two 40 horscpower bollers. allin good vrder. Not needing them in our now loeation we will sell them at n bargain. Owaha Printing compnny. No. 1000 Faragw st. | Qi FOl SALE CHLEAL, SARE SU b % Jewolry or mereantil meANrOments 48XS0X1G Including proof chest. Inquire 204 Bee 1 Foi Tnsidn burglar TABLL business stoe Mo72 | (B STANDALD CATTLE COMPANY 0F FRIL | Vuled hiny at 86,00 per fon, on board ears at Ames,'Neb. ThIS pric o Withdrawn at any time [ CLAIRVOYANTS. MBS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, rellable business mediim, ALh year at11y N. 10t Tl S IS POWER CONSULT Arnoid, bustness clalr and wstrologers, hnve m for thelr mar velous and wonderful power In raiding tho | pasL. unveiiing tno fuure. kive In laponasle ad vice. brin coss and hAppiness 1o thousand tells the busiiess you should follow for greates suce It your lover Is trae an tintend+ | ringe: restores 10st 0ve: romoyes Tenlly trou | and throuzh their wondrous mugle mireor sh pleture. toll name of the one you mnrry faction given. Consultation. 1 to 82 full read by mdl, $2: send date of birth. Offiee 215 13tk «ireet near Farnam, 24 #00r, room ¢, Houes 10n. m P. m. METFIS + | QMRS DI LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS, DEAD B trance elairvoynnt and’ Hife reader: teils your | 1ife from eradio Lo geave: ¢in be eossalted on ail | affairs of Jife; las the colebiated Lgyptian breast | plate to unite the separatod und cause marrin with one you love. Come one. come all und he co vinced of her remarkable powers. OMes and resi dencedli s Tith k.. lours @ w m. 09 p. m. Striet 1ife chart and photo of your future wife or hus band sent through mall for £.0), ehart alone, £2.00 All lctters contalning 4 cents in stamps pr answered 4 KNOWLEDGE Drrof. and - Mme. voyants, - paluiists worli - wide roputa I, MADAME SMITIT I3 CAVIT, room 5, 5d floor. Massage, mlcobiol and sen batis, I'baths, scalp and hair treatmont, manicure chiropodist Mrs, Post,319% S 16th, Withnell bik i | anlphir Mt 10° CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STRERT, 5D wassage, aloohol, sulphur and sen ity MM floor, baths. PERSONAL, U MARRIAGE PAPER DESCRIBING LADIES and gents who wish (o marry. many preity and rich, sent for 10c silver. Box 485, Chicaxo, 111 e | - | MAN WOULD LIKE A HOME IN fauwlly, to learn Engl " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. | Y G.F.G cor. 15th LLENUECK, BANJC EACHEB, N. W. | \d arncy iiarney street entranc ik MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. W MONEY T0 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY property, low ratos. A. C. Frost, Dougas bik WoLANDE VEAR LOANS ON (ITV AND & mortguges. Rexd & Selby. 344 Board of Trade, W NONE improved and unimproved years. Fidelity Trust Co., W ANTMONELOAN AND TitUs TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES O real estate, 1 to 02 Farnam. 70 NTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE BLDG. | on Omahn_city propert any k Why pay high rates’ Money is You can get full benefit of fow rates from ¢ Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Dodge. W VANTED AT ONCE, LOANS ON IMPROVED Cmaha_property: low rates. Fidelity company. 1702 Farn i st WA insurance solicitor. Faraan, VW G F HARRISON, 4 TED, LOANS, HOUSE Geo. W. TO R AND P, Contes, 1623 M 80 N. Y. | LIF | | W, MONEY 10 LOAN ON OMATA AND COUN: | cll Blufis real estate and Nebraskn and lown farms at from 6 Lo 7 per cent interest, with no addl tlonal charges for commissions or attorneys fees W. B. Melkle, 15t Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha. n VW GEIBST & SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ¢ Omaha property & on farms in adjacent coun: tles. Send full doscription. Alex Moore 401 Bee bldg. MON Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The 0. ¥ 7 Dasis Co., 1905 Farnam street, 7 LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIME 1ty property,§4,000 ana apwirds, 6 L0 7 por.c Nodelays. W. Farnam Swith & Co.,15th ana Hary £ LOANS LE v 1 Charles W. Rainey, Omalin Nat S THAN bank blag. tate at lowest mrrket rates. Loans made in small or large sunis for short or long time. No commission is charged and the loans are not east, but can always be found at the bank on the corner of 1ith and Douglas streets, " MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. DO YOU WANT MONE THE FIDELITY LOA HOOM 4. WITHN 819% SOUTIL 15TH, COR. GUARANTE I, BLOCK K1 HARNEY ST, co., YOU ANY | BMALL, oP WILL \ LOAN BUM |\ LARGH FROM TEN on POLLARS| | WEE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURK, HOUSES, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER BONAL PKOPERTY OF ANY KIND. o o TERMS WII L MERT YOUIL APPROVAL, You can pay the money back at any time aod in any amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carry 1ng the 100 10 Proportion to amount you pay 1F YOU owe o balance on your furniture or otnoe personal property of any kind, we will pay it off for YO and earry It n% 10ng s y0i desire. YOU CANHAVE YOUK MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION No publieity or removal of property. 80 that you get the use of both money and property. You will also find us lo from 7 to 9 p.m YoU OALL WILL oN DO WELL U8 VIRST L OUR CALL AT 1 HE OF FICE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED, IF FOU WANT MONEY, You ean borrow on HOUSENOLD FURNITURE ~AND PIANOS, HORS S, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, | WAREHOUSE KECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, | OICANY OTHER SECURITY We will lend you any amount Trom §10.00 0 §1.00. ON TiHE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or removal of property You can piy the money back in_auy amounts you wish.and s ans e, urid oacl payment 80 wade will reduce the cost of the lonn froperty and iie money, and pay o7 1t only as oag as you keep ifiere will he o expense or chargo kept out of the umount wanted. but you wiil recolve the full amount of the 10an Before borrowing elsowhere call and sco us aud you will find it greatly Lo your advantage, OMAHA MOURTGAGE LOA CO., 50 80U I 16 UH STREET, first 00T above the streot 3 THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR: | PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMALIA. UTCHARD S DOUGLAS BLE. 10 & DODG { —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KINDOF 8E. | Acurlty: strictly confidentisl. A. K. Uarris, 203 } Kurvuck biock. 7 I\l‘””‘ & FORSALL toves ani 00 Taylor & Co 10 d vank preforro ir RETALL %1 VWil located of the Inrgest countios in th atl2 e W por ecr Yale time handsc other are LIt locatic 1n a Yo Dor ok t o wo0d fire #0000 to $1 profit Nationul Ively engaged n dross A 4, oo, GOOD BUSINESS OPENING IN LIV E | the oniy ALY busiiises demn Bank of North STORE FORR SALE kood £ THAVELING SALESMAN chianles INT o busin ostate ngont, Crost 2004 oMices. T W Zdo Address 8. Btock take W Dake v ta OW T A WK OF ACIES OF the bost winte tor 10 or Wi pay Addrons, giving FA Wi t A Juury, £ Wil co to Neb, x mony AICOMATIA 1 CLEAL wheat ¢ str were tr di pri AL horses and cattle for cloar N 50,000 ACIE Inquire Richards, Kell che Add EAL T INE KA Box <65, onfile Beatric OCK OF 11 ney At county atate, M e mude ut \ 1 bur v el e Dk Business. A S, bt OFFICE ey and OFFRIR o4 ot 12 Boe ofiic it nd it o ARDWAKE Jentior MALI seat of N likh o N A . [ tross ¥ Furgo MENAND | KD IN man who TOWN yor w tand ialey. renl Miis FOR EXCHANG CLEAN S el esta M D Frn LAND 1 o ity IN (ot BRTATE b Money to loan x ISR I'ral WOTY AT WLt Clnd ONI OF Al ety property s eo o s KANSAN hange for nkfort, o, MANTTOL Jrasca 1and or w004 Box 193, Denver, Colo M1a S OFSCHOOLTAND FOXSAT will exchinng h sutt 00D OMAHA RENTAL for 8% li0x TRADE Z Waah. v/ Fol PR ol for brick p CLEA LAV ¥ ranklin 8 7 & Mittan, Me ague bullding, 0pposite 1Ostofic an stock ROW. Watkins & Co EXCHANGE, upstairs and Nebrasks, 1 MORTGAGHE farm Innds t It i hroperty s, 1 Foi of geno est vin & Co., arn LAND clear city pre porty A and tw NEAR s Angelos LANDS al morc . Frankfort STORE S W PROPE I near Lo Ca AND anidise. Tnd blc n lots! tor Parvin and I tor str coLes rLy or work horscs ¢ Addross X GOOD 00 in etty o country i PICK UP BAR NEW wple wanting big bargain it SLEGA 1 Pacit v street; enlences, Includin and cold o. SW nin water. Must b om house. il for s E MOWTGAGE trade for lnnd: BUILDI Bee NGLOT ) stock of AND OMATIA LuUTs ulso atore bullding rented, 10 g00d Nebraskn tow FOR SALE---R: M for land, EAL ESTATE. AINS IN R modern bulit house ity Antshe i throu handso! s newerage, etc s0ld quick t finished, on on in of shade t denco ollitios for out figure. EGA front. on | s city ond land. take Omuha. ke of th doubl no of Will ren n goud shure of pure th NICE five-room cot | of High ke and within ea ten of eit MODE R prrk house. ¢ TEN ACKES in West Omaha, splendidly mull fruit locatod b for erty 13 growth of N Price d right in Tking distance of business por- | 3,500 troom wplendidly 1 & L Bubdivided within t lot B 1f T3INENS CORNE eluding Intersoction o ness block. stores and fats, o FOITY ACRES southwost of city, and can offer at § only fi BUSINESS | tial pernnnun Bnap at &, VACAN and Jucks alow figu for prico o [ 0. T e-half miles from the court business roow for two more 1Y, corner Cuming aud Vista streets, 124 feet frontage on Cuns two-story ACKAC Thix New Elmwood ment property in the west 1 take o R 2ith and “C t, room for two cottn t, suitable for business on the corner 130 e i sold'at ¢ FIRST CLARS Investin eust fre Owaha, worth FULL Lt £outh On Omahin ot § LOT ix16) fe K01 at ones only §1.50) 13+ the finest wholesale property in the eity * 1o order to close out A resldeonc nlcost na e g D cottage, A per nodern improvements, nicest resid clous grounds, with an shundance frult, ete. for any one wisl ping a tea At once. and 1 can offe, iple groun ds and fa this property ata low with 75x1 uso pr lot rty four 1 is in g ot and fouth Omal ext tow only §50), and wnolesale lot most 5 HUNDRED AND TW d 10come b L onst three nlce south front lots 12, | Can offer the ¢ oW A1y £0r §2,40 near il and quici ¢ . ‘from 1000 (o §1 tire plece of property for o 1150 Teot st front on MER GARDEN POk Belt Iine s zen purk of th the suburl ) YOU o in W There N WANT W orER 1 is i an all-cash fgure : ith and Sprague, $45), i A you are now paying ren U with benut FlRht at this point NICE Nuttingor, onthly Able, and the prices nee Corner. 10th and D suth front Tot et T cotbuge. v LOWIN n wminfon. wa Baker Ul 150x HOU<E and still and AbIK bargain £ tak wit wiil bull i K convel Cu an ex can o hulf ot, South Omalia, renr 24th nes 0 feet At st hoand Y, consi for summ il e bulldi ¥ Chawbor i yments ot § rehard 1111, £700, Walnut 1L ot, §1.00). | barn, rdale, twa lots, 81, 20). Soward siroet, £1.52), yw Lhis property alo I'ark 2 within the mile 1) 1delity Trustc 210 10 YOU WANT TO MAKE ket your cash in be 4 am welllng a liml and the new fort f property solo agent WOICE Midway 0,000 uirles 1n ¥ counties. terms. 11 KGAN Un . BIK.0 that In our YOu can necire n b holder 1 numl #10 ¢ and £10 pays for everything Plut and more information to Chinrles 1", Be 1506 Dodge stroot BARGAINS Tnvestment Co. ACKRES OF rontler. At from Neb Hoason T ) 0. CHOICKE FARM LANDS FORU ¥ COBNER FOR hundsome residence fine farw 12 wiles out, §5,00 T you hundr k. TortEnEe on this proparty and deed r 1ot abstrac ormation Dodge sre B &M I for $10.00 annum ot it 1inlf Wi, i JARM BARGAIN tral Nebrasks, three mile worth $12 VEN DOLLARS INVE Cmuha and the tx within the next twelve Laries 1o 8. N it KK Write Henjax oW il aatify £5.00) to ¥, N MONI first ov s hetwe rign H_OMATA REALTY TN, Y.Life vld aWAOD and iGN 1 I Darlin D OIN A LOT LYING new fort might n, sole A beautiful dirt iy nere andise and 14, Neb 202 1o KX Angeles CASIL A Adiress | §womie | 'y 10WA AND NEBABSKA CLEAT FAKMS FOR roal ok WELLING u farm in Contralin MG 10° UNIMIROV D LOTS O R Nelmnge for lot Lealdus, 15 hoise with 85100 BUS FOP lear raneli 1o | clenr and Willlunis [ MO 7 baths, hot ace stroots ble rest 50 feet east streets in Can sell ice In farm blocks west 0ou shape Hanseom | vem ot o i i Can bo | 3¢ choiee | gunt tract hou; h substan ¢ for S0 geE A bIg r18th nient and | nooffer ut tate. Call close tc S0x Wit K0x80 Must be ar B I south and o, South 1 streets, | €, South sting of 14 rizht 1 wnd en urden Price #3%) 0, | | | Altion of Al wodorn 0. | 105 ¥ 10 veoar s | ometh i en Omuh age on thiy Write MIT6 K10 1 Lincoln vnsy MEs M1 | K, Lid K1 o, §15,000 0%, Barker M | BARGAIN WX 10 FiET BT W RN | K Y ‘ )[n\i \: Bro ake snths. No | payme ot At and In wgent. 106 120 ACHES IN SOUTH CE & balance Mittan tr ncre. can at MoCagu 0 | v to postotlion bird Huur, town on Lo ught ant per butiding MY T l an.A s Ity Trust Co., 1702 FArnam. M8I5 128 MOk 1want oy FAGED 1OME I8 ry Fioh or 0 the lots |« NO 10§ K wio haw At $10.0 row f \ 18 paymont | wr Wilte fe Bonjamin, 150 A Dodge street : JPOR ALK KLraant ks on B5th treet nenr Dougs drees X 40, o FIRONT 1 VI, 80X 138 s, 82400, Ad tleo M b LANSCO 'ark and Poppleton ave ¥ 16th and Do, . uu e, §2,100 MO SALE 1HOUSYE, ar clty, comploto s A, lie BARN poultry AND barns 2§ ACKE and yard Addr Nola 0 O ALK 030 ACRES Gty Valloy Tand in Nane - ¢ WL mell all or part dress J. B Mathary D IMPROVED CEDE unty, il Dy m <outh o No JOR SATLE i ROOM (¥ 6-r0nt cottuge worth £2,000, o r 81,650 58 Western av 3 ACRE LARGH UELE CORNER 10T L And Ames avenue Adidross owner, Mrs, HOUSES ORCHARD, SMATL milos of B 0. 817000 por £2,100, M LUy onsy payment. b w a“W OU WL to buy n NOt ALWAVS AV E Building lot No furnior w i yuh ¢ rim for :kmm fout out of t Bin while Tgive you u £10: warruty No mor for act Eclose pustay Chins. P Ben janin Tnt and mor awent, 1506 Dod OT B RSALE ON GOOD TEAMS Jin block one in Sprinedale ad.J) of Umabu. Al Jonus Onk LOT 81 to the el Andover, [ DRESSMAKING. RESSMAKER WILL GOOUT SEWING BY DAY Can give best references, Ad W4 b MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT MRS bett wishes o announce that sho hes op dressimuking patiors and old patr Wil be cordinlly recelved. Recoption, ealling, st and firstcluss tallor gowns n apecialty dress, sappho o umbrelln skirt et 15 years' experionce. Just re slEns 0f Kleves, smull wraps, ote modes. cut especially for my Brown ulock ne. tho very Bpring tra ( MAIIA COLL O 4 IGEOF SHORTIHAND AND 1Y PE Ong, A M. prin, Boyd's e HOWTTAND BY MATI Siiandar tyewticers WITH ANY OF hotie. Great ehane ntry whe wehool shorthand Th ¥ fol annot attend o Addross Van Sant N. Y. Lifo build 13 BLOOD POISONING REO0D POIS N IN U1 PRINARY. SECONDA R and ertinry ‘stages cared in 60 to ) days ot money refunded. The trentmont thoroughly eral teatos all poison from the hiood and doss not de Ain you from your business. vouein bo treated ath it otlico. Al o nde s strictly pri vate. For further information eall on or the Continental Remedy Co., room 53, Barker bloc Owaba Ne ity rd ° 0 n r 8 M D Wead, 0 S Crom town. X con | SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. addrovs MoG8 K21 —_— e WANTED -MONEY. TANTED, A Wami e ad LOAN=A FIRIEND OF on Of 170 ceres o milo from the postottice of a ety of 5000 people, 1n Missour valued ot $500.00 por nere. 1o wa Toan of $ 00 on snme. Call on or address H. N. McGrow, 10 New York Life. Omaha, MBI 6 LOST. OST, JAN, 25, DARK 400: ‘sears on four foet: §.00 leading to recovery of samo. for 5032 Parker st, o; COSTUMES. 8 ADIES AND GENTS 4 tumes for ront at 114 8. g T I3 i 10+ MASQUERADE 16th. M0 TYPEWRITERS he Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam St., ““qmproveneat {13 0:d of tny AL 'rial of the Smith Premier Will Cost You Nothing but will derionstrate all wo claim. We will pluce th - Smith Prom’er beside any writing machine on tho market; it will spoak for It it quostionel W ns, 613 durabllity can no lonzor te or callonus for catalo |THE SHMITA PREMIER TYPEWRITER €0,, Cor, 17th and Fainum Sts., Omaha, Ny Te ne 1281, . MAYHEW. PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO.,Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb S Pat. Oflice Manager. 4years Examiners ( Advice fres PENSIONS! CLAIMS! PROTECT YOUR EYES H.HIRSCHBERG: AND USE b L NON G AB'—E S S i Hirschberg's X Nonchanzeable ”{’ /) PECTACLES 5/ / EYE GLASSES COMPANY, PATENTED Jupy 21971889 Max Meyer & Bro. Co., Sole Agents for O maha, Neb. st . wholders' Meating. heroby elven thut the regzular annunl meeting of the stockhoiders of South Platie Land company will be held ad the oco of sald conpiny in Lincoln, Nebrne= K, on tho first Wednesday In March, 180, bes g the first diy of the month. By order of the bourd of directors. RO, 1 LLEIEPS, » Lincoln, Nob., Jun 80, 150k No! cretary Jolazoe MINE ) BAY MARE, WEIGHT {nformation Omaha, Neb |