Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 23, 1893, Page 7

ART STUDENT LIFE IN PARIS What Ambitions Americans Encounter in Their Pursuit of the Beautiful, IMPRESSIONS OF ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE J. G. Borglam's Historieal Masterplece Sog- l gested by Wiiliam ¥ Prescott's “La Noehe Tri Pletures He Will Have on Exhibition at the World's Fair, “An artist should paint as he talks,” was said by one of theold masters, and its epi grammatic force is constantly being seen among the modern wiclders of brush and palette. not only here in America, but on the other side of the pond 1. Whistler's ntle Art of king Enemies" showed that that eccentric genius can write as weil as he p and Tadema has written one o two brochures that make perfectly charming rending. Holman Hunt has done much ad mirable talking and writing and others of " t1e sume school illumined the literary | | a8 w ts. hiave page as well as painted themselves into th hearts of art lovers the All this, however, is raiser” for recor “ ple resentative of Tue Bee Gurtu rlum, who days v visit to three the art old wor While Mr. Borglum is stilla young man | hie talks well upon a multipiicity of subjects but naturally to best purpose upon those art subjects which have been his wuking and his sleeping dreams for years. And, what is quite as pleasant 1o record, he pamts as well as he talks The three years Mr. Borglum spent in Paris, Madrid, Toledo and in Holland pursuing his art studies have been fruitful ones to him, and he comes back to his friends a cosmopoli tan, in bright contrast to the provincial who knew little when he left America except what he_ had learned amid the fields and flowers of southern California. But associa tion with Julian, Bouguereau, and active participation in the work of the best of the modern sculptors and painters of the old world have done much to broaden the horizon of this gifted young painter, who is destined to bring American art iuto more prominence than ever before. rrounded by sketches made during his rs of study in the continental cities, covering nearly all of the of th room in which this in was. aceorded, with hundreds of unmounted photographs showing details of arches, entresols, col- unms, taken from the Gran- ada, of churches and palaces which are the wonder of the world. pure examples of Moorist urchitecture, strewn about in artis- tic disoraer, Mr. Borg told Tue Bes of his work in Paris Must Unlearn to Learn, “The American art student in about the hardest time possibl takes him a very Jong time to und been done before reaching Paris,’ Mr. Borglum. ‘“America is a country, and I can say very cor that I come back a better when 1 left, but we ¢ much along urt lines before we will standing in the art court of the world. Of course, there are Americans who are famous painters and sculptors, but they are quite the exception. “I presume it is the ambition of every young American artist to havea picture in the Salon, either the Champs de Mars or the Champs sces. He works with this pur- pose in vie elf, lives in dirty. illy-ventilated house on the fifth or sixth floor, takes one or two meals a day. his pocket money happens to be, sy i sh in hiring models and \is~ teacher, so that he mav +4n painting a picture that will be #_.ble to the hanging committee of the Salon: And then, when he gets his name 1 the Salon catalogue, he comes back to Amer- ica a full-fledged painter,and is ready to exact fabulous sums of money for portraits, land- scapes, and figures on the ground that he ‘was in “he Salon. 'While 1 do not, by any means, despise the Salon, for I have been honored with having ictures in both Paris Salons,as well as ha g my work in bronze highly spoken of by the connoisseurs, still the Salon does not make a painter by a great sight, and some frighttully poor work gets into the exhibi- tions every year. Foryears the gentlemen of Champs de” Mars refused to give the gold medal to Corot on the ground that his figures ‘were not true to life. Yet Corot demon- strated that he was one of the greatest artists of the century, and of course is hon- ored today as he deserves to be. his shows that even a director of the Paris Salon may err sometimes. The Salon is only useful in that it brings your work into close proximity with your neighbor's, and under the best possible conditions, so that study is made very easy, but beyond this I think the value of the Salon is largely overestimated. Still, 1 shall have something in the Salon of the Champs de Mars every year, because I mean to be a painter of no particular place, although California will undoubtedly be my home, for there are dramatic possibilities for the artist in that country found nowhere else in America. It is full of veauty, of n- spiration to the person who cares to search for it, and as I am passionately fond of all oatdoors I believe my best work can be done upon the shores of the Pacitic Details of the Student's Life, Passing to a study of the life of an art stu- dent in the gay capital of France, Mr. Borg- lum sententiously remarked: “A Paris art student is about as bad as a medicat student. I have scen things done in Julian's studio, which ~ is the dirtiest place in Paris, that an American student would shudder at: yet nothing is thought of it. Malo and female models, when not pos- ingg, occupy the time in_telling risque stories and behaving like a lot of semi-lunatics. Instead of retiring to their rooms after the artists are through work, they will stop and chat with one another, little caring for the propricties that ought to govern in such places, forgetful of thew scanty clothing, | oblivious to everything. Of course, the the form of the model and n becomes accustomed to the freedom the studio and falls into the ways | of thosc who are his associates. It is a life of absolute freedom; you are an art student, and that covers a muititude of short- comings. The best art students in Paris are the Americans. They are hard workers, conscicntious, never forgetful that they are gentlemen, und they are universally esteemed for their good qualities by those who direct them in the minute details of art As for living in Paris, outside of clothing and cabs, it is quite as dear as in America. Butter like that one cats here sells from 40 to 60 cents a pound; good beef steaks, not horse sted are worth 83 cents to 50 cents, depending upon the cut, while rents are quite as high. The person who tells you that he can live just as cheap in Paris as in any of the big Aerican cities is mistaken. Woolen goods are cheaper, but you have to pay just as much for a shirt, collar or pair of cuffs as here in Omaha, Painter of the “Return of Spring," *‘Bouguereau is one of the most compan- | fonable men I ever met. He is short and fat, with a jolly good-natured face, and he comes into Julian's studio once a week to ®ivo lessous in painting from the nude. He chats with you about your work, sug- gests 8 bit of color here or a redue- tion of color there, and instead of impressing you with his eminent ability as 1o the great and ouly Bouguereau he really appeals to youas u friend. Heis politeness ersonified and one of the brightest lights u the galaxy of great names,” Then Mr. Borglum spoke of his visit to Spanish Toledo and the exceptional advan- tages accorded him by the priests in charge of the famous cathedral in permitting him 0 sketeh the interior, and even the copying of & picture of Don Tomas, one of the caions | in charge of the “room of justice,” and this sketch Mr. Borglum will have on exhibition at the World's fuir i conjunction with his well knowns “Cowboy” study and the “Poiut of Pines" at Monterey, owned by a New York collector, together with two bronzes—oue a study of & horse and Indian, the other an Indian group—both of which received “honorable mention” in the Salon of the Champs de Mars. world over, “curtain a rep- | purely a 1sant chat had with Mr. John | was in Omah: few s father after centers of the | cars spent in Paris has and it | said wonderful cientiously American tha yet to learn have any | theircries | hasy | twenty-eight But the picture which be speat two years on, and which he hed hoped would be his crowning work, will not be exhibited at the World's fair, the size being entirely too large for_the spaco assigned American artists. But, instead, the picture will be on exhibition at St. Louis, New York and, it he Omaha during the summer. Tt is now in Californ The first sketeh for it was made in the spring of 1801 and it was finished December 11,1502.at an outlay of a good! round sum spent for ar | mor and mode When Cortez Fell Back, Mr, Borglum is passionately fond of Span- ish history and as a boy was a willing slave at Prescott's shrin he selected as his World's fair picture “La Noche Triste," which Prescott Englishes as a “Melancholy Night.” but Mr. Borglum lls his picture ht.” Montezuma is dead and ywers ked the castle, when the Ind \ce an attack upon Cortez, compelling the Spanish general and his army to_retreat. Cortez decides to he causeway of Tlacotalpan. As w near the spot where on the causcway and »ss the uncovered breach , several Indian senti- nels, who had beeu stationed at this as at the other approaches to the « took the slarm and fied, rousing their countrymen by The pricsts, keeping their night watch on the summit of the teocal stantly caught the tidings and sounded their shells. The Spaniards saw that no time was to be losf and at once the first division started across the causeway. Prescott then continues 3ut before they had time to leflle across the narrow passage a gathering sound ard, like that of a mig agitated b; the winds, it Jouder and loudc whild the waters of the lake w heard a s} 1s of many oa I'lien came 1 arrows, striking \t random umong the hurrying troops. They fell every moment, faster and more furious, till they ‘thickened- into a terrible tempest, while the very heavens were rent with the yells and war cries of myriads of combatants who seemed, all at once swarming over land and lake!” Thefirst gap had been safely crossed, but the followers of Cortez could not raise the ponderous framework of the bridge to put over the second gap in the causeway. The tidings spread from man to man that the frame work could not be raised. All means of re- treat were cut off. ely hope was left. Each thoughv only of his own life. Pressing forward he trampled down the weak and wounded, heedless whether it was {riend or foe. The gap became gorged with dying hu- manity. The infantry followed pell mell, heaped promiscuously on one another, fre- quently pierced by the shatts or struck down by the war clubs of the Aztecs, The carnage raged fearfully along the length of the cause- way. Thus the second gap was passed over to be repeated at the third and last gap—and here the artist begins his picture, Prescott thus describes the scgne ‘The first y of the morning was now coming over the waters. It showed the hideous confusion of the scene which had been shrouded in the obscurity of night The dark masses of combatants stretch ing along the dike were scen struggling for mastery until the very causcway on which they stood appeared to tremble and reel to and fro; while the bosom of tlie lake as far as the eye could reach was darkened by noes crowded with warriors, whose spears and bludgeons, armed with blades of ‘voi- canic glass,’ gleamed in the morning sun And upon a_canvas 12x23 feet Mr. Borglum inted the awful carnage of that ‘‘noche " There areeight life-size horses and life-size fi in the fore ground, wh the lle distance the tumbling tempest of struggling humanity told of by Prescott, and silhouectted against the are several hor and riders, also life-size. 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TP-MASSAGE TREATMENT, mal baths. acal and chiropodist TISS, DEAD dor: tells your ppreciates anything duily ut the elegant ELECTRO-TH EE- and bair treatment. manicure rs. Post,319% S 15th, Withnell bk “ FP-MADAME SMITH, 502 8. 13TH, 2ND FLOOR, Room 3. Massage, alcobol, sulyhur and sea baf M6 250 DOUGLAS BTREET, alcohol, sulphur an, FP—MME. CARSON, 1131 floor, ro0m 7, 1assage, baths. 3D on PERSONAL. Contin ‘-cnu, AT THE OFFIC OMAIA mm‘ruum LOAN €O, { INCORPORATED. IF FOU WANT MONEY, You ean borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, MORSES, WAGONS AND CATRRIAGKS WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE ORANY OTHER SECURITY We will lend you any amount Trom §10.00 to $1.000, ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publieity or removal of property. You can pay the money back (n_any amounts you wish, and at any time, and each payment 85 mado will reduce the cost'of the loAn. Hemomber that you have the use of hots the [reperty and and pay for it on ong a8 you keop it There will bs 1o expense or chargo kept out 67 the nmount wanted. but you will recelve the full amount of the 10an. Bofore borrowing olsawhoro call and N and you will find it greatly Lo your adyantagd. OMAHA M nm.la‘nl.n_rx...« 1 THE FIDELL ROOM 4. 8104 SOUTIL 15 AN GUARANTER €O, HNELL BLOCK CORNER HARNEY ST. WILL 8UM rROM LOAN LARGE TEN You on DOLLARS LOANS ON ¥ W akELOUS RECEI OPERTY OF ANY KIND. YOoU / WILL / DO WELL OALL oN o8 wrsT [/ WoR Wi WE MAK CARRIAGE SONAL I ©8 OR PER’ OUR TERMS You can pay th LL MERT YOUR APPROVAL. ¥ beck at any time and in any @mount you wish, and thus reduco the cost of carry 1ng the 10AE 10 PFOPOFLION L0 AMOUNL YOU PAY ¥ YOU owe a balanee on your furniture or other personal property of any kind, we will pay it off for ¥0:1 And oarry (L as 100K A% YOU dosire. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR LOM TIHE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION N0 publicity or removal of property, so that you get the use of both money and proporty. You will algo find us In fr MONEY, @, (0, 0) DAYS CH and ensy payments. ¢ roiture, planos stock, etc. without delsy or publicit bana' Duff Green, room $, Barber block X B VAN GILDER, It AP RATES live BUSINESS CHANCES. Y THE WESTERN BUSINKSS A ¥. Life, conducts a_general busin List 0f good business chances in all parts of the country on application. Business positions eured MSIT F3: NOTICE. ONLY DRUG STORE IN TOWN Lo 0f health causo of selling. It will be go>d place for a doctor. Address A 2, Bee ofiice. 146 M 8 500 STOCK OF G o fixtures. Wil sell Inguire or address H. M ENCY, 816 N, Y EORSALE FOR CASI, oral merchandise and st cheap: reasons, iU henith A. Osterlol, Hooper, Neb. Y i Groning reasonable t St. Edward, ONLY HOTEL AND RETAURANT Nebraskn town of 6% inhabitants 18, Address Willlams & Burrows, 0 20+ FOKSAL '\- “§1,00 HARDWARE STO.K, BUTLER CO., casy terms, Van Patten, Business E Board Trade M5 HANGE, A PATE which 8 rastier 31, 5 FOR SALI, GOOD THREE CHAIR BARBER shop, good loeation; three bathrooms: Address B. Wright, 115 N. PLillips ave, Sioux Falls, 8. D, POR SALE Nebr EX OR W Y [ RESTAURANT ness, for sale ian. Wil sell half st Beatrice, Neb 7 —WANTED. A PARTY TO LOCATE millat Axtell, Nebraska. A. Beckstrom. DOING FIRST CLASS 1 heap. A snap for restaurant or wholo interest. 504 Court A FLOUR For Information write 2 Y (A JINE CHANCE TO GET IN A WELL K tablishod grocery storo with small capital. Ad dross 1 22, e otice. M556 2 ‘4'«-':« SALE, RETAIL HAKDWAKE STOR Goiug u g00d business. Address Lock Box 10 Lincoln, Neb. EST Address B 20, Bee. ZWANTED, 1ishied bus must be capab years old ight man, 621 Broadwa: ess. clearing $500 to §500 per month ; Small capital and good opportunity to all or address Groenshields . Counell BlufTs, 1 FOR EXCHANGE. 7—CLEAN 8TOCK OF GENERAL M WL take real estate & money. Box 205, Frankfort Ind 82, Zioi% ACRES OF CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF fithe best wintor wheat districts in Kausas 10 ex- change for 10 or 20 mcre tract near Omaha clty Will pay cash difference If property is Address, glving price and location, O 25, Bee 205 —LOWN 100 FARMS IN NEDRASKA. KANSAS /i Dakota. Wil sell choap, ur exchange for mds horaos and cattlo. Add. bok 16, Frankfort,ind. 2 7,300 ACKES OF SCHOOL LAND FORSALE ON Uousy terms or will exchange for merchandise and stock. Inguire of J. G Sutton, Bloomtield, Neb. (5170 7 FoR TRADE FOR LANDS AND OASH, A ficlenn stock of general merchandise. vAdiross R W. Watkins & Co., Frankfort. Ind €26 mi* UIE, YU EARNEETLY INTEND 70 MARRY quick, well, honorably. send 10¢ for Matrimontal News-Mercur. ' malled in plain sesied envelope. Morcur, 228 5th st.. New York 295m12 Uik, THURSDAY 330 P. M.; EAST O ) little grocery. Uere till Saturday. New plac Dick. 5622 MUBIC ART AND LANGUAGEB. ¥. GELLENBECK, BANJOTEACHEB, N. W. cor. 15th and Harney. Harney street entrance. ik HARRY WILLIAMS GUITAR AND BANJO teaclier, 1023 Farnam street, Room 1. M206 M11 MADAME LASSAUGUE HAS ARRIVED, MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. W W W LOWEST RATES, FIDELITY TRUST CoM pany, 1702 Farnam street. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPKOV property, low rates. A. C. Frost, Douga: ~1 AND2 YEAR LOANS ON mortgages. Read & Selby 3¢ ITY A Board of Trade. i) W MONEVTOLOAN AT LOWEST BATES 0% Improved and unimproved real estate, 1 to 5 years. Fidelity Trust Co', 1702 Farnam ™ D 5BOOM COTTAGES, STANFORD CIRCLE, new, modern. C. 8. Elgutter. 204 Bee blag. 811 J)-LARGE LIST ROUSES. PAUL, 160 FARNAM D; COTTAGE, unnnu.AfiR.‘l\uLuu; % ckson. M3 M HOUSE, 2543, pitol avenue. ~All Caism Caicol avenve. B" L. Kovison. Dgror RENT, NEW. 128 'als0 10-room hou « modern 1) H00M WOUSE, —ALL_MODEN. LAKGE yard, shade troes, near Hanscom park, #29 per month ' Inquire It 15, Barker block 1w HOUSE, STEAM ]) ROOM modern. " Also _corner ffat, unequ: 50 and Davenport eaves | UNTON PACIFIC. Owaha |Unlon Depot 10th and Marcy Sts. Sam..... Beatrice Ex am| !l Denver Expr pm|.... 00 Overland Fiyer 5 pm! Bealrice & Strmsbz Kx(e: pm| ... .Pacific Kxpres pm|.. .. Denver Fast Mail GO, MIL. & N1 P Ul *. depot and sarcy &t “-Chicao Expross Chicago Kxpress. [ Arrives | Omata_ Depot. 10tk and Marcy Sts. “Niloux Uity Passenger.. .. St l'nnl Exp & Depot. 15tk and 00M HOUSE AND mily without children, HALF Cole, 518 24 o3RO0 MODERN TOESE BRICK. block from 24th street car line, $16.00. H. ¥. 80910 MeCague Bldg. D%, FOR FOUR-ROOM HOUSE WITH LAKGE hall, three blocks from Ames avenue motor. Willlams & Mittan, McCague bullding, opposite postefice. A “ —CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE Bl Wi D TRUST €O, 315 N, Life, lends at low rates for cholce securlty on Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha clty property. il w- ¥. HARKISON, 912 W ONEY T0 TOAN AT LOWEST The O. K. Davis Co., 1305 Parnam street VW o WANTED AT ONC Cmaha_property; company K HAT LOA low rates. 02 Farnam st. ON IMPROVED Fidelity Trust T AND P Contes. 1623 , HOUSES TO RY Wi ANTED, LOANS, HOUSES surance solicitor. Faroam “ —OMAHA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, 16TH and Douglas, loans money on clty and farm property at low rates of interest. 303 W13 W MONEY TO LOAN, #2600 PRIVATE EAST- ern money, on improved Omaba or Co. Bluffs real cstate; 0né or more loans. Address A B C, © of carrier No. 11, Omaha. 350 WlorT AGE 10ANS LESS cent, including all charges. Charies W. Kainey, Omaba bank bldg. 765 THAN T PER at FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS. JBOOME. BOARD I¥ DESIRED. 103 Dodgo M 130 M8* W —FIRST & SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ON Omaha property & on farms (o adjacent coun tles. Send Tull desoription. Alox Mooro | Bea bldz Q-LARGE AND SMALL ROUTH KOOMS. 264 “Harney M 812 BROWN 8| K' \‘ —LOANS. G. G. WALLACE, ! Architects, Surveyors, Contractors| We have a full supply of Mathe« | matical Jnstruments, Draws ing Papers, Tracing Cloth, Transits, Rods, Ghainsy Leve Tapes; Squares. lllus. trated Catalogue free. THE = BLOE =& = ENFOLD = O 114 South 15th Strest, Next to Postoffice. St Paul Limited. .... OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. . P. Depot. 10U and Marcy Sta. St Louls Cannon Bail “FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED KOOMS, “modern conveniences; bosrd If desired; 2007 Cass street. 500 25% ;2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE “keeping Lo parties without children. €2 str K10 am|_Floux Clty Accommodation | 3 b m|Sioux City Kxpres: m;ds-nn-m ul iéro Passenger (Re. Sund's)| FE & MO VALLEY | Webster St endwood Express.. 900 & m | (. Sat) Wro. Kxp (Kx. Mok, A | -\ Nortolk (Ex. | ;‘JBNIBHEh ROOMS AND BOARD. - FORRENT, PLEASANT FURNISHED R0OOMS ith bosrd. 632 N. 19th, fad S HOME UNDER CARE OF oman's Chrisian assostation. 111 80. JTeh st FraE poLax, W0 AND 711 N 16TH 8T 5 /T Now) T WT8OURT FACIFIC. Guaha!_Depot 15th and Webster Sta. TI0 puml... us )-l Foron RENT, WITH BOARD, FURNISHED rooms, 2019 Cailfornia streel M43t L JICELY FURNISHED MOOMS WITH ‘BOARD At the Webster, 516 and 51§ N. 10th st 415 U D ROOMS_ WITH M3 20 FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property §,000 and upwards, i £o 7 per cent. Nodelays. W. Faroam Smith & Co..1th and Harney —OMAHA SAVING 15 "‘v MAKES LOANS on real wade in small or Loans No commission is charged and the lonn 5014 0 the east, but can always be foun W -7 PER CENT MONEY NET TO BOKKOW Kits gnOwaA clty property. Noexirs cliarses of any kind. Why pay high rates? Money is cheap You can get full benefit of low rates from G Losn and Trust Co- 16th and Dodge. W MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA AND O L3 cil Bluffs real estate and Nebraska and'ieva farma stfrom biy L0 63 per cent Luterest, withno addl tlonal cliarges f0r commissions or wt{orneys foes . B. Melkle. 1st Nat'l bank bldg, Omsba. 706 " MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS, { —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF 8E curity; sirictly confidential. A. E. Uarrls, 20 Karback block 803 —4 HOOMS. §. W. COR. 10TH AND LEAVE GRins Sireed i MST 71 X — FRITCHARDS DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & DODGE VR HAVE GOOD BUILDI? /S ¥ranxlin (§1,000), for sm, in city or country.’ K. B. W LOT, 51ST AND | stock 0f merchandise ?umz_'fluman DRY GUODS, HATS. /iboots. shoos. mottons, ete. bruska land. Addross Ford & Pack, Stromsburg, Nob. M200 M1 —~WHAT GOUD PROPERTY HAVE YOU TO EX- ldchange. Send description. Alex. Moore, 401 Beo bidg. MaTd Z»wufl‘ 00 TO §1) CLEAR LOT FOR EQUITY in_ Omahs View property with §1,000 mortgage and worth §2.750. Gr ing a good home. Omaha property. and pouglas. —FOR EXCHANGE, LOTS ON N. %4TH ST. FOR 4 1ana or improved city property: 57 feet on Military ave; bouse 6 rooms, near Hamilton Corner lot to exchange for house and lot. 557-26 E PLACE Grahaw, 05 Mc- t chance f0r s0me 0no want- nt improved farms for clear G. Wallace, Brown block, 10th Mol 25 7—TWOMODERN HOU /i"to exchange for smail plac Cague blag A FINE ROA D T. Grobam, McCag 7/—FOR EXCLANC /4 equity inlot. W. FOR CLEAR erchandise; in: f business. 5 280 Y-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Sland, a good stock of general volce about $5,000.00. We are golng o Button & Milier, Miiford, 111 FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. VTY PROPERTY FOKSALE AND WANTED, 7-room house, full lot, lanscom place, §.000. b5-room house, full Jot. Hanscom place Fulllot, Lowe avenue. near Dodgo, §1,650. Full 1ot near 0. M. Carter's, §1.65. Lot 6 Tabor place, & Full lot. Lowe avenu, south of ¥ainam. Full corner, lot 41, south of Farnam. §: Double corner near Raymond's, ,500. East front, iuth n for price ¥ull Jot on H9th ‘arnam, 2,6%). Full lot on Farnam near 39th, §.500 Wanted, house for Lowe avenue lot and cash. Wanted 1ot near west Farnam for farm Wanted acreage for lot, 57 Farnam. Wanted. bouse for $2.000 ¢ lots, 'm for 10ts noar Mr. Yate's. sted anything that is & bargain C. F. Harrison, 912 §. V. Lifte. s 70 ACKES IN ONE-ACRE LOTS, NEAR SOUTH L)u....x... will be placed upon the market March 15th LOTtgages OF taxes upon this property. abstract Within 15 minutes ride to 24th and N streets, Healthy location, good residen: to ralse vegetabies, poultry, ete. sous & Berry, Bout place, tine ch Terms easy Omal 3 ‘”lw CASH WILL EECURE 1@ ACKES FIRST s land in eastern Nebraska, balance long Hime, 6 per cent lnterest.” The O ¥ Davia co. 1ol Farnam st 195 M 10 VW EABE SOLE AGENTS FOR DECIDED BAR gains which we can rocommend as being very irable as well as very cheap; one-fourth cash. Full ot at 7th and ATbor stroots, only §i50. Well loeated 1ot Beaford Place. for $250. Klegant South Omahs Iot, 6x15), suap, $350. Kine corner, Orchard 11111, $875 Choleest 1ot in Walnut Hill, treos, eto., §2,000, irable 10t on Lowe avenue, 2,100, on South 20th, worth $4,000, for §2,00). Beautiful modern homes can ba sscared in onr new Avondale Park. inside mile limit. at from 3,00) 10 $4,000. Come an.f delity Trust Co. BEAUTIFUL 20 stroet. new with spacious arlor, diping nd modern bullt, nine porches, hardwood B room twenty feet long, » hall, library. kitehen, four bed rooms. Oneof the finest places for the 'size in Omabs. south front grounds Gx170 feet, covered with be and frult trees Property heads on eaping all mpocial taxes. Call N.Hicks, 305 N. Y. Life Didg ELEgaNT coi NER FOR KESIDENCE, 132 FT. Usq., $15,0.0; handsomo residence, 9 t. lot, $18,000 fine ¥. K. Dariing, Barke block. i utiful s §24 siroet a get price. rm 13 miles out, $,00. 70K SALE_ELEGANT DOUBLE HOUS 1138 1130 Fouth 31t street, with Iatge barn; houses nine rooms each, with il wodern X150 feet, spacious grounds. east L on 0ue Of the nicost residence streets in the city. Wil rent for §1,400 per year. Can ofer for & fow days st 81,400, Geo. N Hicks, 85 N. Y. Life Bldg AGsL 25 of handling eash and not over 4b FOR SALE- REAL ESTATE Continued, 2 71 8,300 N it 1ot M wobbler (3 8- ROOM | u place b ¢ Bhol JORBALKE 20 CHOICEIOWA AND NK farma 1f you wish to buy, sell 0r borrow mon 01 Tarms, write of call. Hokgs & 1L Omana, Neb R S000 ACRES OF CHOIOSE FARM LANDS Dsaia in Frontier, Gosper, Dawson and Liscoln counties, Neb. 8t from #1 10 B3 per acre: oasy 1L 10 Bonson, Kustis, Neb. Msad ML R terms BIG, BARGAINS-NICE COTTAGE, NO. 2081 CAL tol avenue, substantially built, only four blocks 0f High school, within easy walking s portion of city. Prios, &40, s Now York Life buiiding £ bu N. Hicks lstanoo Georke MaSS 2 JPAM LANDS FOR SALE-RURTON & HARVEY Of Otleans, Neb , offer for sale over twalvs thou. sand acres of their own lands in_Frenklin, Harlan, Furnas, Ked Velllow, Hitchooek, Phelp: and Fr r counties in Nebraskn. and Lepubliean, Rooks, Philllps, Nocton, Doe itur Cheyenne counties, ton, Roek Island Terms to sult purchas 50,000 on Fncts d a at valuations prices. For | . G Harvey, Ko JPOR BALE=1OT | BLK 6. HAMMOND PLACK. 8 Omnba, corner, 84 Lot bik 8§ Orehard Bill, Hamiiton st . §1.8K); on ear line. 40 {t o 65,00 por front ft. Graham, 05 Mol agn ACRE VS ORCHARD SMALL 158 0f B O 85TA0) per aere, ts 0n th st £2,100. terms onglas block. MYS8-Me 24 Zand g ensy pay WORN LAND ( thousn £0010 | nd Tous THERE ARE STILL A FEW A ncres of cholee land in the groat Mis ey corn belt thit can ba bought at from W an ncre. Charles MIx eounty, South alns the best of theso lands. An ex- t farms for sale or rent in Charies Mix a8 cou Kloven yoars o reident For maps and p Irving M. Welch, K Ton. news glven write 1o here. Rete call on ODERN _BUILT | rooms, No. poss At onco; south {r B Offer at s low Geo. N. Hicks, 30 M5 FARM LANI South Dakota for And low rato of interest agents. Send for ¢ Muscatine M on lonk ¢ Liberal talogue. D teage and Tr oasy terms imission to . Manuger , 319 4 i M8 1% near Floren 40 near Florence. 45 an acre. 120 near Irvington, §100 uan acre. 120 near South Owmnhn, §75 an scre. 0 near South Omaha, #45 an acre. 1 1 nere. 132 near Valley, 848 an acre. 320, Surpy county. §16 an ncre. 153'near Springfield, $i2 an acre. 320 near Springfield $15 an acre. 0 near Springtield, $40 an acre. 160 near Paolilion .0 an acre. C. F. Harrison, 412 New York Life. (AR TRACT FOR SALE. FORTY ACKES. TARDE ¥ Five miles wost of court_house, Only 8275 per N. V. Life bldg. MW7 25 N. Hicks FPWO DESIRABLE IMPROVED FARMS FORSALE 520 acres in Douglas Co., 15 miles west of Omaha. 430 ncres in Washington Co.,12 miles north of Omaba. und terms apply to W. B. Millard, MB18 M6 o Ffounds and Elmwood park | per acre. Geo. N.1ioks, $68 N. Y. Life Blag. M54 it SALE—TEN ACRES WITH SMALL COl tago just outsido ity limitei ouly H8K. C and see it. Geo. N. Hicks, 305 N. Y. QMALL HOMES, §12.50 0 881500 PER MON S¥{iterest: nvestigate, G. G. Wallace, Brown block, 16th and Douglus. Moi % 101 Copuy, @ LEKT, 6ROOM THOUSE, BASY terms: #1500 00. 8408 Decatur street, (0 feel, small £330.00. 78-foot front on 15th, betw smnll Louse and stable: easy terms, and full lot, Umaba View, puymeonts,’ §1 Ting G. G. Wailace, Brown Ml 25 MILES Graham, house; sniap: ©hio and Corby £2400.00. Good house worth $2320.00, on_easy gans 10 0l parts of the city block, 16th and Douglas. QOR SALE—FINI FAR from Omnha, 130 acres, McCague blk. BLOOD POISONING. RUC0D POLSON INTTS PRIMARY, $ECONDAR, Wnd ertiary stagos cared in 60 to 9) days ob money refunded. Tho treatment thoroughly eral leates all poison from the blood mnd doas not ds- taln you from your businoss. Youoin ba traatal athome or office. Al oorra 9103 strictly pri- vate. For fuither Information call on or address the Continental Kemody Co., room 59, Barker biook, Omaba. Neb. MoO8F24* IMPROVE 00 per acre. OST—YOUNG SHEPIHERD DOG hair, light colored. 1iad collar Jast sedn. Keturn to N. I Foll, 208 8. o6th. Liveral reward. 12 CST—GERMAN ULMER DOG, BLIND IN LEFT eye, Inrge c Return to 1227 8. 1ith street and rocel Mo 2% SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. HORTHAND BY MAIL WITH ANY OF THE > rd typewrliers at lowe. Groat chanco for those elther 1n city or country who eannot attend o regular shorthand school. Address Van Sent's Kehool of *horthand, 513 N. Y. Life, Omaha. M4 PAWNBROKERS. | S SONNENBEE Touglas st 01d gold aud silver bought. DIAMOND BROKGR, 1 Loans money on diamonds, watcl ete. Tol. 158, 160 DRESSMAKING. INGAGEMENTS TO DO Utamilies solicitod. Harney street DRESSMAKING _IN Address Miss Sturdy, 2631 [ES SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. BOLES& BABB, DEALERS 411 makes bought, sold, exchanged, N. V. Life bidg. Te DEN ORE TYPEWRITERS. rented. 613 107 MY TYPEWHITERS he Best ln the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam St. - Omaha, Neb Improvament (b Order of the Age” - L TR R R Itis unnecessary to mention the points of su- periority possessod by the as it is now so well ph'lL Its Record of Success is Its Best Ra- ; commendation. When it was buton the market rivals said 1t woula “not wear.*Timo has shown wrong Ine vory partiou ar that the VENTED, AND TODAY STAN AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO Cor. 17th and Faroum Sts., Omaha, Neb, H. MAYHEW, Minager, Scarcely Half A Life, Is Jived by multituds they breathe bad air. I poisons the blood -deadens tis- Ilome Generator | sue. 8peciic Oxygen, purifios the Liand - makes 1§ | bright-—n thy tissue. In Urief, makes you new 08~ Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthms, Consumption ete. Nerve, Waste' Debility and or- ganic woakness, are prevented and cured “‘Oxygen Book" and 4 Trys Free. SPEGIFIE OXYGEN ©D., Suite 510 Sheely Bldg, Omaha Notice to \latlholann. The annual meeting of stockholders of Tan Bk Pubiishing company will be beld in thelr | ufice corncr 17t und Virnam streets, on dlon- day, March 6, at 4 o'clock p. m. for the nlee- Uv n a board of directors und such other | husiuess as may be presented for considers- tion. By order of the president. GEORGE B. TZ5CHUCK, Becrotary. F25d10uM