Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1893, Page 7

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PZGIAL NOTICES. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESF will he taken until 12:80 p. m. for thoevening and il 850 p srning 1iny 01 1ti0ns ambored clieok. on| > & numbered lattar 5 nddressed will be check COLUMNS £ answors addressed care of THE BEE. Answers iivered upon presentation of t ~ WANTED- MALE HELP. word first tnsertion, 1c a g taken for less than 2'c WANTED, TRAVELING SALESMEN 10 el baking powdor. We put our goods in g1ans pliing pins. 40 month salary and expansns, or 25 or cent commisalon. Send _stamp for reply hlcago Baking Powder Co., 7067 Van Buren, t hicago 200 by 1 vou the Uawks Nursery Co. Bi r WANTED ur city busin [eniary to rikhit party. I Yurndo pomition nenn agency. 410 N, ¥ Bretra o an. Address word there WANT A GOOD PAYING JO1 L Milwaukes, Wis M410 J3¢ WRITE MAN WANTED TO SELL AND COLLECT country. Apply at Singer oftice, 1516 Dougtas. M5 M1 NERGETIC MAN 10 Experience unnece Apply 1616 Douglan Mo LEAIN wity and o Mt SER U8 1) TEKING A acad hundrc Weste HIGH 19 1n st M2 1 YOU ARE & Wo have | 1.e40 nAslat Yo o Lite butlding A GOOD T GEIRMAN PRRE be temporate: stesdy job to £ Ikht & Holmqulst, Oakland_Neb. i 8 TWO FIRST RATE o worked 1 shops roferred. Fairbury s [} WANTED, B OoRr Maning Si14 Neb Falrhur WANTED, n fe MIEN STENOGIRAPILE tor positions. De Boyles & Babb, 6] M 12 WANTED, TW 2 Ames nvo. . b VEXTIA MEN FOR DATIY AL Howh 287 80 B. = 2-WANTED, AN A1 LITHO. Dehe northwest; one who 18 weil Uhe business and can command other need Apply. Bend ref to Stephens Litho. & Eng. ¢ WANTED, 00d ref BRICK B ronces. C.C.N NI rganrd AND SE Mar IR, ROLICITON FORt nequainted with 1o nnd sninry LSt Louls Mo a9 oo, LIVE, ENERGITIC ne other nead Apply Room 40§ buili BY A LARGE RETAIL HOUSY IN ha, competent man for floor walker and advertising man. State full particulars. Address G 15, Hoo. M54 P ——— WANTED - -FEMALE HELP. 1o ‘7\» ANTED, oanivassers Call Monday. be 1x Bustlers’; b woen 8 and A word thore Tates, 1440 n word frat (nsortl after. Nothing taken for less tha CWARTED, TANIS 0T take leht. nloasant work at £1.00 10 £5.00 por day can be ntby mall; no eanvassing dress Globe T Co., Box 5531 tabilshed 159), CGWANTED, FEMALE W. €. A. oapltal, corner nu LADY . Counctl Bluifs. (‘ for the all fomale Address br. KA ( WANTED, LADIES Encloso stamped ony &outh Bend, ind FrowaNTID Adirons ottt arKOE (AN LADIFS TO DO WRITING home. will pay $18 to 820 per woek: send addressed stamped envelope for reply Wright, Mishawaka, Ind ', WaNman, GIRL FOR GENERAL wotk, small family, 524 N. 20th st (| YOONG their own home quietly made; work For particulars nd Boston. Maxs ~ Fa M8z M2i MEN TO STUDENT i NULSE AT streot and (th nve Mils M2 ANTED, TO ACT A% STAT amous 1nzeling, a positiy dlsonsos. Ton days trontn Douglng & Co, 5 AGENT ure for freo TO Wity opo. Kl GIRL work WANTED FOR GENERAL 123 North 40th HOUSE 40 8 ADWAITRESS refe EXPEII- s required MaT4 5% D, AT THOUSE- 5 8 GIRL WANTED, 2 IN FAMILY; GOOD WA G ES 1128, 1001t i NTED, HOUSH 3 DOUGLAS W0 5 MAID AT FOR RENT -HOUSES. Itates, 100 & 1100 each Insertion. & th. Nothing takon for less than Do X IN ALL PARTS O Dty riie 0. . puny, 106 Karnam st. a line per Poron e wotor. Call at southwest cor. 9th and Do 1 “FOR RENT, 6IOOM COTTAGE, 1) pate. $10 por mo. including elty water take Farnam oar. Stootzel, 114 8 16th D: FLATS DWELLINGS,COT SALL PARTS, iy, Kilkenny & Co.. It 1, Continental bluck. 206 T, 10-ROOM HOUSE, l) “FOI BN . itreet. Lnquice of Morits Meyer, cor. 1ith and B-IROOM HODIE, 6-ROOM beautifnl lnwns, shudo, efo. n 1 Minma st T)FOR RENT. &1K00S HOUSE, $15 10, 2433 et st., near Kountzo Placo, n Wiy papered paiuted 90 8 COTTAG NE D FOR TENT, improvements . D2 oo for busl 10th street EN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, G¢ derate. l. S Skinner, 1 NINE-ROOM 11OUSI Inquire 412 North . MODERN b St M M2 THOUSE. MODER s or wholesale men TCONVENTENT Apply 1112 South £ L0 4 Furnam MulT T PO SUMMER MONTHS, FUR o for xmo 1l family In bost and nelghborhood in the city. Ad dross G 7 1 EERS D, FOUI-TOOM COTTAGE, (3 SOUTH 1710 aven o, botwoor Jackson and Leayenworth il 8 D most conve T ORBENT. AFTER MAY 13 & ROOM HOUS bath and city water; 1416 Dorcas street quire ftohert Hunter, Bee oftice. Mo TLFoE uENE Nicw 1 house, cast front. on i D, D, in ROOM MODERN L 17th_strect, noar Thquire 624 South 17th ¢ [ HOUSE, EAST FRONT. ALL MOD- Fidotity Trust Co., 10 Farnam 0 7-ROOM 1, $20.00. 3 FURNISIED st OMS FOR LIGHT 1O S nd flat 0T 7 rooms, modera improy outh 1l st 07 6 l ts, 1112 P oroR WENT. NINK HooM HOUSE conven encos; Tnrgo cronnds and good n 00d loeation and easy of acaess. ltent olans tonant will b rensonablo. Apply Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Do agias sty D, D! DIEN koou Iaundry. not hesom Keys adjolntog 21 Capitol o ALl stable; to first Omaha 6 ROOM ow, mi¢ COTTAGES rn. O, 8, Elgttor STANFORD CIRCLE, 204 Hoe bldg. 200 AND 4 ROOM ok, with steam APARTMENTS. VON DORN rofazonces required. 816 8 224 204 VU front GAS, WATER, it ‘vlan, east 2 onue M )-8k 1 E. COLE CO. MCCAGUR BLDG od a1 1) Fom RENT, 1 orr » 10 room modern honso, 2218 L only $25.00, FOme 0 0w COLLAgeN 1208 Marnoy stroet D) 10k BENT, § FLATSON 200 block, § rooms each. in koo 1 repal month In'advance. Ao 3 dro wha, corner O Hith and O s good repalr. Inquire at mata. John Hamiin, agent “ FOR RENT HOUSK. | atl modern () Enquire 1318 Farnan Dizanston = » vark ioks. Lite table Harney stroet yonworth atreet, 1L G, Clark & Co.) Mo LOOR LINTON 2.0 por u Houses in Nouth wata, $10 anch. tn South’ ISt street, 10 ROOM ovements ) DIDGE, next m 4 con 05 N. ¥ TWo il l0s NG HOUSES orn conven | FOR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS, Kates, 100 & ol tnsaction, §15)a month. Nothlng takan (0F loss thivn 2o F _FURNISHED R JONS WITH ST EAM HEAT Utor gontlemen oniy. 1919 Howard st., 2nd foor w0 line per T CAR AV MUlEAIS ROOM WITH ed. Address ¥ l' FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED, A—NICKLY FURNISHED FRONT Y use of plano. Centrally loea . ey QA-TWO FURN % only, 10 Dy RIED ROUMS, RROFLatret [ VN E FURNISRED KOON, 113 DODG E 5, NICKLY FURNISIED TooMS, venue. 1915 CAPITOL M2 11 CONVENTENT Krounds dur @ vory low. Ad i NI Fo2 CoNFoRTANLE AND Lrooms farnished in Chicago at fal ing the 16 days of May, prie wan G 4, Omaha iles PLEASANT ROOMS. i home eomforts, at MODERN CONY Howara st MA15 130 [ OOMN €510, 1%, BOAKD. 308 N 17 YT Y Miie ) e —————————— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. “Raten, 100 8 1100 0ach \nsertion mont! Nothing taken for loss b, F—-'l'nl DOLAN, %% AND 711 N. 3.5 & s per n 20, TH ST, FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Continen 2 UNDER CARE OF n, 111 0. 17th 84 YOUNG WOMKN'S HOME. man's Christian associat | F5 EAST FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE atreet Mol LA ROOM, WITH Misi 8 FURNISILED ALCOVE ard. North FRONT 2t stroet ~U10P1A ' DAVENPORT STR?ET 13 DESTIAR Chieag SOUTH ROOMS, WITIE BOARD, st 361 9° AVF ROOMS AND ROARD AT Lieferonces required. 2018 CAPLTOL, FURNISHLED, WITIT ressonabie tecms Mo 9* FRONT HOOM, NICELY ‘board: modern rosidence rofercnces. 4451 Harney J-FOI ILEN board. Inquire ASANT th st ROOM WITH pAY FOR RENT-UNFURNISHE Rates, 1ige W taken for lesstahn after. Nothi | (G FURIRENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH | X batly ani clisots: wiso. furniahied reom. i | | D ROOMS word flrst insortion, 1o o word th South Alneteonth stroet Moas 0 r———————————————————————— TOR RENT -STORES AND OFFICES Iatos, month dry & of The Bee $1.00 n 2oe fnsertion, lino r less th A lino oach thing taken " per LANGE FOR REN } k. suita I s nardy 10K ling fi BUILDIN Ol RENT nt, 428 8. 11U st th stred 1416 Capitol pleton, rod WELSHANS AGT [ OFFICESWITHNELL BLK 3 MY 1 FLOOT ith [ OB RENT, CHOICEST SECOND business corner in Omaha, Globs buliding, and Dodge, Globs Loan & Trust ¢ AGENTS -WANTED. 1first Ineartion, le a word there Nothing taken o less than 3¢ AGENTS, EITHER k004 posit in: 11ves, " kIS0 “CArve: gt and attractive. fiear Co., Knnsas 1Ly, WANTED, Address D, K S6X DO YOU WISIL iiread Cake & Pa pitul needed. Goo. Profcid) per cent. « Mo MiT0 M0 AN AGENT nd medinm Anders, D IN NEBKASKA ) priced Cash Reglater. ver, Colo, M25% 13 WELCOME AN IN. sending of leaking ] USEKEEPERS WIL o ventlon that makes th 4 granite and tinwaro to the tinsmith o | With thie Graaite ~oldering Pencl | ca OWD repniFing; sent wit upon recelpt of Granite Soldering Kearnoy, Ne WANTED -TO REN s 1tsc n word fiest insort hing taken (or less th A word there S 01ty [LOOM TT0USK, MODERN, (00D LOCA Frmily J, Rrown. Address 1 ., | w Vork Li i O ROOMS tren. $ UNFURNISHE yuse keening: no ch FOIL LIGHT Address G 6 Hoe pay | | K | STORAGE. o line oach fnsertion, $1.60 a line per Nothing tuken for loss than 2 tntos, month M STORAGE, WILLIAMS&CROSS, 1216 HARNEY FOR ¢ HOUSEHOLD clean an i cheap rate 1. Wolls, GOODS; 1111 Farowm 213 D DURING SUM- uselold goods. T astova Kepale works M STOVES STORED AT REASONABLE RATES at Hughes Stove Kepale Works, 1ith st THmil HEATING mer; speclal atorage for b 1207 Louglas, Om M. wo, M _ WANTED-TO BUY. Itates, 10 a word Arst insert after. Nothing taken for CASH dlos. R Wo [N N, 1o a word there- 38 thai 200, FOR FURNITU (B, HOUSEHOLD oF will aell for owner In our auetion 111 Farnam, 218 WANTED, TO BI'Y kround adjoining the Paplo c Ol 10 ACRES OF ack, south of Cen 51 FOR SALE -FURNITURE. Tintes, Jigen word dratinsnction, lo a word there- Nothing taken for less than 2. 6, HOUSBHOLD FURND g00d order; party leaving clty street, one block south of Laka. viice. ( —FOIL SALE, THOUSEHOLD FURNITU Y. pets, bedding, stoves. erc.; barmess, good ks new. street. FOic S VLK, Ot st | “ FOR SALE, FURNITURE 1058 PAKK avenus; worth the money M55y 1% —— e ] FOR SALE - HORSES WAGONS Spruce Must be sold st CAR- top buzky and singlo Very cheap. 1816 . 10th MU A KNABE SQUAL or rtion, 1o s than 2 a word aken for lo NICE Lo W BAY CARUING Tulloys, 105 Pearl at., Coun- 204 > “FUR SALK, ONE LXTENSION TOP, FULL PIALtorm apiing family oarriage for four people, | new last November Cna set double harnoss, solid Urass mountings, very handsome. Ono outing rig. | natural wood finished: will carcy ‘six or elght pec ple. Allng 00d as new. Will he s0ld at n bargain “They miay be seon t Joo Withrow's stables, ilarney streot. betwoen Tith and 1ith. Kor particulars, ap ply to Geo. A. Josiyn, 210 8. 12th st 611 D SUFFOLK PUN; welght nbout and pedigreo; t land or city pi Py ror yeak onn welght, about 2,300 Bee building lb " FOR SALE Iates 1ige n word first fnse after. Nothing taken for e Q, BIICK FOR yrens i 8 0LD; 0: certificate ‘of rezistration salo chenp, or will exche nge for 01ty 44 Lo Bullding. Moo | FOR SALE Land co mpany, M55 13 BUGGY AND HAR 24 North 15U st TEAM ttapleton FOR 8A LK, GOOD HORS ness, $125; horso alone ¥ MISCELLANEOUS. there: tion, e wor than 2. HTH AND ALK CHEAP AT THE BiST STRAINS OF 0 1003 South 224 atreet: $1.09 Mk b R EGGS FIU ho! M THESTANDARD CATTLE d L .00 per t is price way MPANY OFFER on Loard ccars at be withdrawn at sny CHEAP, SODA VO SALE QO Fonster. ¢ In, also one peanut 16th stroet WATER FOUN Liaman, 52 8, it 10° FOR SALE 1, 4 yen ¥ a. 28 SHJERSIY North 3ith Ccow street M AND ‘( $18.00 CASIH BUYS A FIFTY-THREF diih wheel Cotumbla bicyele 1n good order. ¢ B TI031106 1 nrney st e MISCELLANEOUS Hntes, 150 & word (rat lasartion after. Nothing taken for 6y R Ty PEWHITERS FOR RENT | Bnish you elther a No. 2 or No. 3 Remingten type- | writer, in fiest class condition. on renta acall. Wyckoff, Seamans & Beaedict street, Omaha, Aeb. R o word thore s than 2 WE CAN FUR. 1712 Far WANT! swall house CONTRACTOR Knguire 1O 318 Farnam. CLAIRVOYANTS. Rares, e 8 word first wnsertion after. Q MHS NANNIE V. WARKEN. CLAIR Drelinble business medinm; Afth year at |1 N ror M | ic 0 word there. Nothing taken for leas than 2c. | ANT, 10tk TESS. DEAD S MRS DR M LEGRAVE, PROVIT | Nirance clatrvorant and life roader: telis your lifo from cradlo o krave: can be oo aftairs of 11fe; lias the celabrated Diate 10 unico the separated and cause marriage Tostence 417 &' 11h st hours & . 0 ¥ p. o Strict life chart and photo 0f your futire wile o Lurband sent theough mall f0r £500; chart alone S200. AL lettars contaiaing & cents 1o stamps [ prompily auswored i MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC, x10c & 1in Nothing sulted oo all Egyptian breast Tate month B iaseril aline per o0 for lass B 0. 8050 VADAME SMITIL 93 8 vapor, IND FLOOW, m suluhur. Mb14 13° DOUGLAS STREK alcohol, sulphur and » T leot i, b [ in floor, room PERSONAL. R R Wates, 1 u word firat tasertion. 1o o we afier. Nothiug v a8 Lhan 2. T-MABSAGE TREATMENT. FLk THi( aths. sealp halr treatient. wanloure Mre. PosLBION > 1t Wil bk Give s | 23 THE PLRSONAL Continu OMATIA ¥ 80, AND YOU first Morteao Ao of $1) to #4000, and ymo o us. There |y Bad anything battor M1 U IAVE YOU ANY MONEY want Lo put It out on tho best eurity in ¢ in sums HOLAIE por « rost y no Nover Bogws & HIIL 108 Parnam st 12 CABINET PHOTOS, ARI<TO FINISH rttime N at foto studio, 2 WILI U MUS MA y lived B her address to 417 Son Something to her advan I N tage. WELL WHO FoR st eatl or send Rogm 2, MU0 vonth streot VEVER swil ol TREATED and other de pved without M55 06 U CATARRIE AND HAY y the month. Tumors, g formities of the nose and th patn. Do K. Presnell, 2 10 Vo U =PETECTIVE, EXTRI gngements: strictly o Interview, postofee DESIRES BN Addross for ME04 4 ENCED fieotial i, SCALLS & SECOND HAND SCALES ress Borden & Sellack Co. KINI Chie 243 ABSTRACTS CF TITLES. tion, $1.0) 044 thin 2 ALl Tnko st ates 100 o 1 ver th, Nothin ALSTAC and Trust ¢ 14 MIDLAND GUARANTER APATLY. ADSLEACLOTS, CONVayAnOers Titles por 1 and guarantoed. Own theonly complete Abstiact books In Douglas coanty. e moved 1 room 310 New York Lite hoflding. M0 MONEY 70 LOAN - -REAL ESTATE. Wates, \\ W WO EIARKISON, 028 Y. LIk Wi W Ine ench " A line por takon fOF less than oW ES RATES. FIDELITY arnan street ENTRAL LOAN & TRUST COM TRUST CO., BEE BLI MORT nt 8 W TIAN Lainey. WANTED AT ONCE Omnha_property; 1 any. 1702 karnnwm st LOANS ON IMI ROV N IMPROVED Flaolity Trust LOANS ( rato 0 AND UNIMPROVED 001 and upwards,s toilypor 15th No delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co OMAIA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS 0 ronl ostato at lowost markot rates. Loans In small or large siums for short or long tme. No commlission 18 eharged and the loans are not Sold I tho oast, but can always ba found attho bank on the corner of I5th and Douglas ste, 224 W LAND 2 YEAKLOANS ON CLTY AND FARM mortgages. Reed & Selby, 814 Board of Trale W MONEVEO LOAN G5 OMAITA AND COUN. cil Bluffs renl estato n raskn and lowa farms At from 5ig Lo 'y per ¢ rost,with no ad ditianal ehargos far cummissions or attornoy s fees W. B Metkle, [st Nat'l bank bldi, Omaha W MONEY T0LOAN AT LOWEST Tho O. . Dasls Co., 1505 Furnam stroet W ANTHONY LOAN AND FRUST 0, 318 N, ¥ Life, lends at low rates for cholce seourity Nebraskn or Lown faris or Omala city pro porty Douilus bik ) 22 W S MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES 0N {mproved and unimproved real estate, 1 to yeurs. Fidelity Trust Co i VY LOANS, GG WAL ! BROWN BLK. “' OMALMA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY and Douglas, loans money on city and property at 1owest rates of interest W st low rates W WANTEDTO BUYSOMES PEICENT NOT secured by mortgages on Omahn elty or Doug- Ins county property. Reed & Selby, 855 Chamber of Commare M1 VW4 W SQUIRE, MOVED 10 263 BEE BLD T MONEY TO LOAN-—-CHATTELS. Rates, month WATES, 0 LOAN ON low rates. A. C. MONEY property IMPROVED CITY Frost. T farin 231 JRIGAGE LOANS; Boa bidg. M670 AND SECOND M Alox. Moore. 41 1e a lino, o line per 15 & Notbing takon for 3 OMAIA MOWT 1 YOU WANT M You can horrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ~AND HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIEGES, WARELOUSE RECEIP1S, MERCIIANDISE, Ol ANY OTHER SECURITY We will lgnd you any amount froni $10.00 to 81,000 ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or removal of property. You can pay tho money back in any amount you wish, and at any thue, and oach paymenc 8o mgde will reduce tho cost of the loan. Remember that vou have the property and_the money, and onx ns you keop It “Thero will be no exponse or charge kopt ont of the amount wanted, but you wiil receive the full Amount of the 10an Hetors borrowing elsewhere call and soo us, and you will find {t greatly to your advantao. OMAHA MOUTGAGE LOAN CO §05 SOUTH 16TH STREET, firat floor above the strect TITE OLDEST, LA K ND ONLY INCORPO R ATED LOAN ANY IN GMAHA, 0 of vay for both the it only as X DO YOU WANT MON6Y TILE FIDKLITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., ROOM ¢, WITHNELL BLOCK, NEY S 06 SOUTH 15TH, CORNER HATL ANY BMALL \DOLLARS WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITUKE, HORSE CARBIAGES, WARKIOUSE LECETPTS BONAL 1 ERTY OF ANY KIND OUE TEIMS WILL Ml VOUKR APPROVAT: You can pay the money back ot any timo a d in Any amount yoi reduce the cost of carrying tho In proportion to you pa TEYOU owe a balance on your furniture of other personal property of any kind, we y itoff for You and carey 1L as long ns you de VOU CAN HAVE YUUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROMTVE TIME YOU MAK CATION, No publicity or zomoval of proporty, so that you et the use of both wo iey and properiy \ WILL LOAN MONEY ON A curity strietly contidential, 1. Continentsl bloek Nand ANY KIND OF Si- A E iarrls,room MONEY, 10, 0, 9 ( casy payments ete., without buif Green, r DAVS. CHEAP RATES on furniture. planos, live deluy or publicity; cash on ym S, Barker block Pt BUSINIESS CHANCES. line each tasortion, §1 Ing taken for loss thun Tintes, 10c month. Not SNAP. HEALTH NEC nce 1 offer my wrooery st dest entnbiished store on trade. G F Shaw, 515 S0, Lith st 1th st Ominha i 9 T CHANC pond with room 212, o flist ANY his It o i PIYSICIAN WISHIN G atlon should corr Dldg, Omuhia, DOALL 1A, M2 M1a® OF GENERAL MER $7.07), (0w gond town strivk-Koeh Dry Goods Y HOTEL SALE, BOX ST SHENAN Y hoRsar chandiso of at In \ebraska. YU SALE OK EXCHANGE, | nituro wud leaso of the Neb A STOCK 86,000 Apply o' Kil Omaka. Noly FOILSALE, ( and outrit 0D NEWSPAT Viola Duvis K BUSL Lineoln, Neb. 457 J4* 1k FURNI Votol Selma, Ashland M2 1% 8 FOI SALE, IN A GUOD TOWN Nebriska, n stock of general sinting of dey 00ds, buots wroceries. 1 will sail the s aud land or on time to suit t ity ta good. Price, Hoe IN NORTH 1orchandisg, co nd shoes, clothing and ah, hall cash purohia socur. #0500, Address Omaha 06 S HUSINESS IN Harvard, Neb o WEASON FOR o e TOD HARNE box No.§ T—FOR SALEA § 1 live town. Loc Yo KOCERY FOI <AL solling. - Addrass G 4, Bos 7o MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL, COMPETENT Lo matake 0Mco, may learn of koad iny estment 2000 posItion by Addrosaing G 16, Hoo. MoIs 3 av Y rysness 1 locations ness Agency, 316 N. ¥ Y WANTED, PARTNER (N reason. need more help iness. 1f you want to get int from the start, iny G 17 Bee. OUPPORTUNITT Send for vulleti Life vldg ALl KINDS Westarn Hust Mot 8 MEAT MAKKET; 1d ostublished b: & paylag busin Lgate lmmediutely. Address 8113 FOR EXCHAN(:J'.. “Rates l0ca line esoh month 7SS ACRES OF CLEAK LAND 1N ONE OF Tii# Ubest winter wheat districts In Kansas to ¢ change for 10 OF W acre teact near m...x..uny limits. WIll pay cash difTerence it pro. Address, giving priee and location, O 7 CLEAN STOCK OF il take real eatate and woney fort, Ind Z Insortion, $1.50 & Nothing taken for loas than 2 line ENAL Mbse Box #s, Fraok: _SEE D £ COLE CO. MCCAGUE BLD. FOR IMPROV 1d (0 Nebraska. o splendid bust ¥ 6, Bos, DAILY BEBt FOR EXCHANGE. contthuet MONDAY, 7] OWN 10 EAIMS LS. NEIASKA, KANSAS and Dakotn. Wi sell_cheap. or exchange for le. A0, Hox 70, Frankfort. Ind 7 DOWS TOWM L0 I partonsh and part teada ln clear roaldanes ot farm land. Price $150000 ¥, K. Darling, Bar block 3010 Ay ol INew York In ticulars. Hard m dse. horses und et FINK NERL, CAN TAKHE T0 EXCHANE FOR W proporty” Send par mple Court N. Y. elty. 0 ANYTIF S pay S g & Co. 0 XCHANGE ss P 0. Box o FUR- Omaha, Vi WANTED G EXCHANGE [MP] 4 orty n best residonce portion of Beatrice, Neb, for Omala prop unimproved. Address G 3, Bo W o FOR SALE Katos month WED PROD REAL ESTATE IV ERS 1Y AARD & TILDEN 8 305 Do, WHE IIAVE T1H BLG LIST N the Untted States, We have on to il evory i tho Boo o 110 you want an lown or Nebraskn farm, cowo to headquarters. Voges & ML 105 Farnam st an Jor siLe jioUsE AND L AT A% owner 1s alout to 18aya the elty At North sith St M JARNS Cie Inguira M) B MIDLAND 6L ARAN 1t ro ) Now Vo, 01 SAT only two bl Apply 1002 Farnam 10 ALl and ear (vo and t i treot LOT ON 8T1 NEAR DODGE M. Ad FoG T, e MKl 60 I FRONT Park, at South Fith FoeT Fost X L1 feet, 81 Iress Own X0 ACIRES LAND 1N NEB ks 0ot KA, 1 £ 1inne 1 rifce. G JCEXCHANG F 1sC2 miles from county seat t Nobrascn, 70 seres hro toris 15 mado. and $1,164.00 14 years from 1504, with (i per cont interest; must sell at Addreas ¥ 61, Omaha Beo Mt 8¢ M DWELLING arnoy atreets balanco timo. ¥ NICE win, in QOR ~A LY ovel land, Kouthwestorn £50.00 when sn My 31 10 ACRES OF LOT, BARN: 41D 0. One'third Barker block M 10 tSALE, THOROLGHLY EQUIPPED STOCK farm of 5,050 neres situatod on Wood river val best farming district in Nebraska. Can handle deattle Kailroad through property. Land in creasing In val Prica very roasonablo, Address Windsor, Kemp & Co., 208 N Life. Ins blag Omaha. 455-11° 210 and cush LOCATION. DESCRIPTION Lands 10 castern snd cantral Kan @ opportunity to socure an ly smnll payment down. in PAMPHLET GIVIN and prices of sns now rendy. A tmp farm with miany cases the ronts will make th ments, Send your nddross and that the Amorican Cand and_Immigration ¢ New York Lifo Bidg nsas City terms to ngents JINT, SIGITLY CORNER IN VICINITY OF 4071 and Howard. A big bargaln for §,000). F. K. Darling, Barker block Mis2 10 A FARGAIN CONTAGE AND CORNER LOT ONE Ablock from High school, finest location in Omabn, $,600. Ilicks, 35 N. Y. Life Bldg WORNER place. at'a bargaln Spencer & Hunt, Karbach ONLY Bedford an i O BOYD'S ADDITION 06).00. Best 1ot in it snd make )oK ICE RESIDENCE LOT ¥ORR SALE and Mason, three Livcka north park, only $2,200. Hicks, 306 N. ¥ NEAL of Hinnkco Life Blug COTTAG K, only $4.500, 333 6 0k SALE, close Lo eity, Thicks, 305 N. Y. L WITH jlondio garden tract fo Bidg e Cail IRSALE AT A LOW ¥ handsomest houses o 1] SHORTHAND Ra i, ONE OF coni park o Bldg T AND TYPEWRITING 100 8 1ine oach msbrtion, $1.5) Nothing taken for ioss thnn 2o, LADIES AND GIENTLEME acquire s working knowlodzo of pewriting At A, . Van sant's hand, 513 N. Y. Life Typowr 3 PASTUR S !.‘Od. HORSES ~ PAWNBROKERS, 100 ltne ench lasertion. Nothing takoa for lass tha: aline per CAN SO0N shorthant an1 sehool of wiort: ors Lo reat. M3n) Lates, mooth J DIAMOND BROKKIt, 1305 1% movey on diamonds watchos, U 'silver bonght' Tol 202 DRESSMAXING. Tiatos, 11ec & word first Inaartion, 1o a word there- after. Nothing taken for lees th Satisfaction guaranteed Bl “ M7I2-ULG atal bi UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Rutes, 10c a Tine ench month BAKER (FORMERLY WiTH JNO. G (v W scobs, deconsed, Intar wiih M. O takor and embaimer, §15 5. Wth st., tol SONNENBE sDoualas st. 1 o Cldgold 158 A SMAKER, CONT nel tnsertion. $1.50 a lino per Nothing taken for less than 2ic. A Maul), under. 244 ART AND LANGUAGES. 100 A 1lno each fnsortion, §1.50 a line per Nothing taken for leas than Zic. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEAC m'n 10 Callfornia street LOST. each fnser(ton. §150 & i o33 than MUSIC, iatos month, G Hates, 10c a Ilr m2ntn. FIHOOK CONTAINING A Liberul reward for It return to 171 Farnan: ot oo building. 488 6 ATCIL CHAIN WITH TOCKET Return to Mrs. A. K. Cox, 2318 Mve roward Mo 140 WEIGHS 1200 LBS, Koturn to Gunderson, 5th i s ST Cy. and gold dollar. rby strect and ro BLACK MAKE. Liwhite spot on hend. and Graco and recelvo reward SECOND-HAND T‘IPLWRITERS,V‘ BOYLES & BABR DEALERSINTYPEWRITELS ALl unkes bought, s0ld, exchanged, rentod. 613 N. Y. Lifo bldg. el 55 A3 RENT & SALE | Now and sezond hind Donsmoros ons, Calizrapha, Soniths, monds, Munsons. Writa money. MEGEATI Lok Faroam streot ungest Typew iter Mouse i the State PATENT BUREATU. SUES & CO.,Solicitors. Bee Building, Omaha, Neb S kat Olice. Alvios tey n Han or prices aid sav STATIONERY 0 ¢years Examiners U PENSIONS ! CLAIMS! “Improvement the Order of the Age,” HAVER YOU SERN THE NEW SMITH PREMIIER TYPEWRITERCHAIR? If you have not, call at the Smith Pre- mier Typewriter Co,’s office, or sena for circulars, As usu wo have TH BEST. The Smith Premier Typewrter Co | Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts, OMAHA, NEB, E H MAYHEW, Manager TEE | | | | | MAY 8, ON'T BE CARELESS. 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The United States Department of Agricul ture has just issucd asmall pamphlet on The Russian Thistle and_Other Trouble some Weeds in the Wheat Region of Minne sota and North and South Dakota “Pieces to Speak 4 Lee Benedict embraces selections for recitation. 1t is especially avapted for the use of school children, board cover and cloth-back. Lee & Shepard, Boston Under the title of *The Eloping Angels," Mr. William Watson pictures in poetry a visit to carth by two angels, contrasting their intense interest in our mundane affairs with “the stagnation of your pevfect state.” MacMillan & Co., zew York A Conan Doyle's new novel gees,” now running in Harper's attracting much attention on the Atlntic. The Publisher London, says, “It is one 1ecessful tales that have duys of Scott The ty Stock Yards ¢ trated Liy sas ( ympany pamphiet o St and nsive of Ka stries Hora introd Houghton ions from with an Imes| Mifti by Emn choico poetical “The Refu- Magazine, is both sides of Circular, fow pally «l since the of the oy air Librar or the Marl-Pit hinet, i a tran §'s last iss Mystery," ' by slation from the French y s full of incidents that hold the wrapt attention Worthington New York Ant reader’s npany fons of Nathaniel Haw. oratio Briggs tempt biog us novelist cos as have New York vania_sends us cuts for 18023, es.and contains grounds cover- location of all buildings is nfined to such reminisc main the sole | Harper & Bros ty of Pennsy The Unive a catalozue and announ It 1s neatly printed in 350 p a fine map of the universit ing 40,797 acres 3, in which t its numerous and extensiv shown The Philosophy by Clara Kathleen Rogers, contains many valuable reficetions drawn’ froma long practical ex perience by an ovserving mind. No reader will close the book without a higher app clation of the vocal art. Harper & Bros., New York. The Rose Librar lightful series, by Felix Pyot by Benjumin R of Singing," has added to its de- Picker of Paris,” nslated from the French ; “ker. ‘The reputation this work has already gained abroad is a guaranty of meeting 4 hearty welcome here rthington compiny, New York “Elementary Woodwork” consists of a se- s of sixteen' lessons taught 'in the senior grammar grade at Springficld, Mass., and gives fundamental instruction in the use of all the sprincipal tools needed in carpentry and joinery. It is full of neat illustrations that add greatly to its practical value. Lee & Shepard, Boston “Merely Mary Ann” is_the cuphoniou title of a spicy Story by 1. Zangwill, being the firstof ascries entitled, “I'he Breezy Library.” The style of cover adopted in this series is very artistic, its desivn being i delicate tints on a substantial boara ) conts. Raphael Tuck & pany, limited, New York, The Hlustrated World's Fair for April in out with fifty great pict in the highest stylo ol art illustrating varl features of i great exhibition. 1t contains the list of entire personnel of the fair, besides a large variety of miscellaneous information of use for those who mtend to visit the exposition. The llustrated World's Fair Publishing company, Chicago. The American Statesman sevies has just been enriched with a work in two small vol- umes, “Abraham Lincoln," by John T, Morse, jr. The work will bo of great interest to American readers as revealing many minor versonal traits of this man, in a larze de gree so typical of the best element in Ameri- can_character. Houghton, Mifitin & Co., Cambridge. *The Indians of Today," by Sherman Cool- idge, D.D.. a natave Arapahoe, is an att ive feature of the Colorado Magazine Matador,” a poom by Frank H. Meye “Iteminiscences of Panama,” by Frank V White,and “Creede,” ny Cy Warman,ave also among the choice articles in this western magazine, which 15 handsomely and pro- fusely illustratea “Under the S lected from the of lowa Cowan small is rlet and Black Undergraduat college, edited by 93, and Frank 1 lume, neatly gotten up ne v bevel-edged bands, bound in ¢ gilt. The poems make altogethoer creditable assortment. Hevald company, Grinnell, la. Harper's Black & White Serics are with a small book, “Sl Trade in Africa,” by deals mumly with which this trade the reasons for looking the extension of | h trad vletion of the vailway to the U ver & Bros., New York “ohn Holden, Uniomist the Days of Ik Erwin Ledyard hively incid ing romu ring pocms se- ations S. Me- Wi, is a between oth and a very Publishing Ve out very and the Slave Henry M. Stan It the conditio ander Jints out decling with after the com yunza, Har s and its u R and 1ho iance of stion with ot with of thrill- n \listic by the local dialect and charact otehing. It is neatly bound in cloth, finely printea, and illustrated n the per. fection of the engraver art. The Price cGill company, St. 1% Idea! Through tography" Henry unstable DX LL VL phises wh as “Mental Healing passing and its undc g princi and scientific practicabilit now e gattention. Mr. Wood, who is an pendent investigator, belongs o no “school” or party, and has given several f con Motherhood is the time that extra care is necded--extra strength,too. Maternal duties weaken the mother so. Poor digestion affects her—affects the child. Her health is the child's health., That is why a harmless nutritive tonic is al- ways given the mother, There is such a tonic, It is Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. Be sure to obtain the genuine, which has the signature of ‘‘Johann Hoff" on neck label of bottle. Thereis a booklet about this [ixtract for mothers, to be sent free. Hole Agants of Suggestior by and is known Wiy Mental Wood Pho The of are oy eiv inde years Hisner & Mendelson Co Fraokiln 5t, New York. 151 and 154 ¢ phy and in orde Ho sorvative study t | onstrations of t1 | pretits | and possibilitios professional interest in th 1l known and | upon paycioloeical and i | Lo and Shopard, Hoston y the philos: is sclone fom to inter: has no and is writor topies W in su | | w H w Eng Pager esceibian Jips Brooks and Hax Aloxand The ns i M \ B ks i May May N and magazine cont \ine tra haunts [y et Phi this numbe Magazin of t Occupy stic picture by 1. de ation pre pnoared at v stuperb of s 3 May devotod i sation New York haracterd raw is ly 10 the o Al rovi ‘" ML page reat na of a huls sents triking naval i p. A ) v view of the tim vovi page « t the v in th Henr a8 tion of g s Other 0 the ho w, whil illus th s 1o ay U st I'he which Sir Domi P Lales Kk Ferray well written, Th pastime for a te a variot is al wi h rea wnd Leont vins we I'he im 1 worlk this New print Macmi manship 1 beinge the York city One o Revie ey translation fi ter's “Pictures of | ing a sale in Ger of Bellamy's 1 ountry. ~ The title, “How Work." and whilc & insures g well bound famous dolla May ms of Kugene t pr ature nsists of the in Rich work hav with that *in this under tho st Millenium Would somo pects justly refuting the communis tand of Bellamy- ism it veflects but a narrow comprehension of socialism, presenting a socialism capric iously created in the writor's mind All those readers and admirers of stovies of the war will be pleased with I C. De Leon's “John IHolden, Untonist.” The book does not attempt to fight tho war over, the issues are not mentioned, but isa romances | of Tenuessee when tie “bushwhackers™ held | sway, “Pheroare soveeal strony characters, | nparab Backward appears and the hero, with his dialect and st ) ideas, is not the least amoug them way the story is interesting, cloan | written is a nicely bound volume Lgold. Price-MeGill Munsey's Magazine most interesting study of the notable paople who are representative of our modern civilization, with a revelation of their character as shown by the sei ot graphol: 15 10 look upon fac. simili of the writi of Edwia Booth, Jules Verne, Mary A nand a dozen others, and then hiave tho export explain the meanings of cu » and lin M y's will in in numbera department where the Fiting of an me will be read and her character delineated therelr Munsey's Magazine ente this month, and is one of which are looked for each mouth standby.” Frank A. Munse character sketeh, with portrait as frontis picee, of ex-Speaker Reed, which wiil be perused with intercst by that pentleman many political friends, “New York's Battalion,” by Robert Scott Osborne, is especial interest at this time. Margaret Fleming contributes a sensible ariiclo on “Delsarte’s Theory,” which is beautifully il- lustrated. Frank Munsey & Co., kinst Twenty-thivd street, Now York Current Literature for April arrivals and is one of those things which must be experienced to be appreciated. Iverything receives attention in this maga- zine, and nothing for very long ai a time; that is what makes it interesting. ‘Thore are only two articles in the eutivo magazino which are one page in_length and these aro d Largely of iilustrations. One is of rover Cleveland and his cabinet and the other is of Eleanor Duse, the new dramatio light. O course, as its namoe would imply, a large part of the contents of this publicas tion are extracts nd articles from contems- porancous newspapers and magazines, but they are always the very brightest, strougest, wittiost or most pathiotic of which the periodical is capable. Current | itora- ture Publishing company, New York No intellizent American who reads George Kennan's vigo analysis, in the May Porum, of the proposed Russian extradition treaty will hesitate to desire the abrogation of that measure in its present form, M, Kennan demonstrates conclusively that the treaty could work no benefit to the United States, while it would surrender all Russian refugees to the autnorities of a country where the fundamental prineiples of civil- ized jurisprudence are disregarded. Mr. IKennan nints that the United States mught almost as reasonably conclude an extradivion treaty with the king of Danomey, the em- peror of China, or the shal of Persia, and ho contends further that the trealy would bo welcomed in St Petersburg as a vindication of Siberian horrors by the “‘frecst. most powerful, and most enlightencd republic the world in the A 110 1n its wnd well in bluo Paul, utains o handwriting of for May ¢ | a St It is curic handw his ov m s its ninth volume those magazines as “an old contributes a is among the na for April is an article by the well known author, Hamlin Gavland, on “The Future of Fiction,” which is' the strongest and most carefully written of any which have appeared in the last year ou this subject which has attracted attention of many good writers. Mr. Garland handles his subject as one who speaks with authority and if any young author misses reading it the loss will be irveparable. Mr. James G Clark’s portrait appears as a frontispieces and the magazine presents an article of sowe h containing many pocms b it ecomposer and poet M., the “poct cf the people,’ fiel § st contributes a paper on “The So-called Fad i the Public Schools,” Lorimer, B. 1", Underwood and W, Metracken each lelp o make this number of the Areuna notable one, while Victor Yarros' exp 1 Anarchism” should bo carefu by those who keep in touch with ns of the times, ‘The pootry of the month is ributed to Mabel Hayddn | and James G. Clark. The Arcna company, ree butldin Boston, I'he North Ameri 18k y thi Whom i Review for April attracting unusual attention on account its utions on *How Shall Pension List Be Revised 7 by the chi of the on pensions, by th | mander Grand Avmy of the 1 public and of the Army and Naval Journal. All three writers beiui men of well known abil to nandle the sub) makes articles have unwontod w Hon. Robort Adams. jr., contributes piper on “The Faults of OUr Consular Ser and in the tinancial depirtment arva wers of unusual interost, The Cur nd the Democratic Party,” by Hon, The Brussels Conference Ro. by Hon. Charles Thres lady contributors appear in the April num I'wo, Lady Gray ldgorton and lLady Sykes, write on America,” giving their im- pressions of this country, formed while vis. iting here. Ameha Barr in her strong way writes of ““Good anda Had Mothers,” 4 paper every womun in America should read. Be. sides all of these are other articles, all first lass tn their way and by men prominently before the people. The North American b view has its own place and it stands alone, unrivaled, in that plac Now, it is » fact that the most important articld of the month and the one which appears first in the magas zine has near ped mention and that is, SCharges at the World's Falr by Direcwor General Davis; of all questions in relation to this subject that of the cost is really the vital one to most people, and Mr. Davis is informed ou the matter. I'ie North Ameri- can Keview, Last Fourteenth streol, Now York is ot tho an st abla contr f the - - Busy le have no tune peopie hivve no inclination to u make them sick a day for every tuk I'hey have learned that tne use of De Wit dttle Barly Risers does not in. terfere with their health by causing nauses pain or griping. ‘These hittie pills are per, fect in action au esulte, regulating the stomach and bowels 5o that headaches, diz ziness und lassitude arc preventeq. They cleanse the bloc ar the ¢ plexion and one up the system. Lows cf health iu thase | 1tie teilows. nd_sensible nills that dose they

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