Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1894, Page 14

- 7 o b — Accepted ple you are after. Servant girls aad others sec to walt 1ong for results thicu 8585852 is tfie Time. Have you a horse or a cow that you dou't want to feed this winter there is no way you can find a cus- tomer so soon as by patronizing The Bee want columns. sands read this page,the very peo- Thou. 25¢ pays for a 17-word ad. oking employment, do not have 1gh these want ads. FOR RENT--HOUSES. Continued. S aivertizoments for these columns will be o taken wntil 12:30 p. m. for the evening, and untll 9:00 ». m. for the morning and Sunday edition. Adyertisers, by requesting a numbered check, n have answers addressed to a numbered letter care of The Bee. Answers #o nddressed will delivered upon presentation of the check only. tes, 1%4c a word, first insertion, lc a word ihereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c for Bt insertion. run consecutivel BARN Business A—S00 COMPETENT LADY wants situation; can Address D 24, ilee. A—T43-10° FOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE TO board while attending college. Roos ,_college, 16th and Farnam. EXPERIENCED AND clerk and stenographer give best of references. DESIRES I T OFFICE MAN Address D 37, COMPETEN’ tion at once. SANTED, POSITION AS SALESLADY; furnish_recommendations from last employe speak German, English and Bohemian. A dress D 30, this offi i WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED—A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE to do writing; send stamp for 180-page book of particulars. J. Woodbury, 127 W. 42 N. Y. City. B—91 WANTED_EXPERIENCED COAL MINERS TO ®0 to Sheridan, Wyo. Apply at office Sherldan Coal Co., 1605 Farnam. B2 MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN PROCURE steady employment at good pay by calling at 2616 Douklas st M2 DIC street, FOR RENT-CHEAP FOR T one 8-room house, three 5-room cottages A. Scott, Omaha Nat'l bank M FOR RENT-DESIRABLE DWELI all parts of Omaha.” E. M. Sheafe, blod 482 Paxton 11 WOOLWORTH AVE.: lifornia st. D—283D15* IS 1304 MOUERN 8-ROOM HOU: 262 Beward stieet; appl D—Mis4 81¢ one 3-room, FOR RENT, tie, stable! door. e HOUSES & STORES, F. D. WEAD, 16 & Douklas ) HEATED, ALL MO 3610 Jones, $25.00; nlso 3016 Tocgtion, 8K Life. 8-ROOM nson street Humpt DeM847 16° LOCATE th and L 8o from. D—M5) SILY housc 8 ro 28 RNISE henn. B Toome, moderh, $10.00 and_largest list in Omaha to c¢ho E. Cole Co., 106 N. 16t FOR NINE _ROOM nace, 524 and Farnam, also ' ch T s idfer parts”city. houses, Dexter L. FOR RENT, all modern improvements. . 6-ROOM_FUR in, near. H. H. SHED HOUS! Tarder & Co., BIdg. DM FOR RENT—6-ROOM_COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE- pair, city water, $10.00 per month to gwod parties, 119 N. th, 1 block from Farnam car i Inqulre at Stoetzsi's stove stre next to postoftic D762 WANTED, A RESPECTADLE, STEADY CATH- olic man, locally, in e Qiocese In U. S.; must furnish references; $15.00 per moath: Write to Joseph R. Gay, 6 th avenu cago, 1. SVANTED—A FIRST CLASS ‘cigar salesman to travel In_lIowa establ'shed trade and be well Address Fleischmann, Adams & C L. WANTED, B LIQUOR AND Must have ommended. Chicago, B—765— A GOOD EROOMMAKER AT FRE- mont broom factory, Neb. B-M782 10 WANTED, TRUSTWORTHY PERSON TO travel; salary $7%0.00 and expenses; reference; enclose selt-addressed stamped envelope, Man: [WANTE PXPERIENCED SALESMAN ‘at once; reference required; at A. Mandeiberg's Jeweler, 16th and l-‘mn-m sta, B—799-9 $20.00; BIGHT-ROOM BATI ROOM and furnace. John R. Webster, Board Trade bullding. D—MT76 FOR RENT, A COTTAGE, 5 ROOMS, I0TH street near Cuming; tent (o right party £10.0). TG Brunner, R. 1, Ware block. ' D—Mi1 TEN-ROOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN IMPIXC ments. 2126 Harney st Y COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, ALL CONVENI- ences, desirable location, three blocks ~from opera’ house. Enquire on premises, 642 8. 17th st. T. J. Fit D795 R. ¢ SANET AGENTS WANTED. 40 LRt le_l AL, Continued. TnaAqQ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, A L MO R 1894, FOR EXCHANGE. DRESSM. AlXN‘O. Continued AG! ; DEST THING ON earth for for honest agents who want to make money dolng & public good, and In such & way that they will continue making it as long as they live, with the same people, for V. O. 1a an absolute and positive necessity that the people must have, no mat ow 1ow the price of wheat of silver. 1 agents who are making from $00 to $1,200 th and hundreds ar making from $30 to $200 without going out of their homes. 1 ¢ business as no agency man does, my agenta in o permaneat business, requiring no_canvassing or no cunning Iving or dec tion of any sort. 1 have no time to read the letters of idie curiosity chaps, or Faul Prys, 80 give the names of five teferences and - close 10 cents for me to find out who and what you are before giving you my terms o agents. Circulars sent free to all applicants. 1 want an_agent in every locality; elderly men or women are the best. Theodore Noel, Geologist, 858 W. Polk street, Chicago, 111, J—814 9 AGENTS WANTED TO SBELL ALUMINUM specialties; aluminum flexible shoe soles double Jrear of leather: brend, cake and paring knlves; 15,000 sold by agents {n n'nety with stamp, Aluminum Novelty Co., Can AGENTS; free; $70. 2 stamp. “hicago. BIG MONEY SELLING RE elty signs for all busin arteles. Val Milwaukee, J—Mi0 10% AGENTS TO TAKE FOR F ling article; big hustlers; excel- sh_territory ‘in ‘your month and ' ¢ Sterling Cigar Co ADY-MADE NOV- 0 150.00 DER 010 Reliable worn knives, forks, spoons, by dipping in melted m or hard werk; Harrson & Co., y family ete. Qu'c! Al No exp a good situation, Addross Clerk No, 14, Columbus, , LADY Dest_wearing and | the Hygela., ¥ st selling cors earth; particula: s write the Western Vs, Mo, J IME; 1 WANTED, state, cl of ¢ dicinal Water age; a naturs aid bl m g Rap Mich, J CHANCE OF A LIFE getie responsible parti and town Cross B Salts, etc eine; libe right parties. Water Co., Big TED, R handl ENER- county 8 Red medi to the Mineral not Al inducem Address Rapids, LIABLE GENTLEMEN OR LA- invention that sells on sight; king $3 to $10 dally. TBOTH LADI HOUSE OF § OR | nam and we Bee. 1 OF FAR Address D 32, K838 9% STORAGE. , WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY M—503 CLEAN STORAG! 10LD GOODS; Wells, 1111 Farnain FORHO R, [ORAG and cheup rate. 3 BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. §. ‘warchouse nsehold | goods Fates.” 1073 105 Leavenworth, BEST STORAG bonded stored. Lowest SCOND-H Antiqua FOR n ook sicre, 1619 Farnam ati ED TO BUY FOR CASH, BAKERY AND good, live countiy tow Address D WAN A ROOL TOP DESK; Lock box 3, MUST BE Pender, Neb. ONE FLAT, STEAM HE LNTuNnuu John Hamiin, ¥ Linto NEAT 7-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN ences, 1 block from Park a car line. Gress E. D, B care Cady Lumber ¢ m bik. CONVENI- Ad- WANTED, A BOOKKEEPER, FOR A T “days only. Call at 1108 Nicholas street Monday morning. B84 9% FOR RE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, papered, all modern convenisuces, $18 N. strect, D804 6% WANTED, SPECIALTY SALESMEN, WITH horse and wagon. Omaha Upholstering Co., 28th avenue and Sahler street. B3 9 TEN-ROOM MODERN LLING; FINE cation. Apply to W. F. Clark, 2203 Dougla D-M816 1 LO- FOR 00 PER 100 CASH E DISTRIBUTING i J, 8. ; enclose dc. reau, C| cago. ADDRESSES OF YOUR NEIGHBORS Wanted; $10.00 per thousand cash paid plain « writers. Enclose stamp, Addressing Burcau, 10) W. 2ith street, N. Y. B—Ms21'9* B$1) 6° Distributing Bu- | FOR H TORE, 1011 FARNAM STREET; six-room flats, corner Howard and 11th streets; five-room cottages, 224 and Clark streets; rents reasonable. Willlim P. Byrne, room 314 First ational bank. D—MS$1§ FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER TO THE grocery trade; steady employment; experince unnecessary; $75.00 monthly salary and ex- penses or commission. If offer satisfactory ad- dress at once with particulars conces ur- welf. U. S. Chemical works, Chicago. ¥4 SALESMEN; SALARY OR COMMISSION TO introduce our goods to the trade; permanent position; staple line, fast sell big profits, leasant work. Address with stamp, M. Co., C 41, Chicago. WANTED, SALESMEN TO SELI by sample to the wholesale and retail well on sight to every business man or firm: liberal salary and expenses paid; position permanent. For terms address with stamp. Centennial Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, WIis. detlver tno Call at forenoon. - BALESMAN FOR CIGARS, ‘salary and expenses; experience Send stamp. Bishop & Kline, apply. Svening Bee; no kids need Monday city eirculation ' department, BALESPEOPLE WANTED TO SELL A LI of Imported goods, used n e 'y housshold; $15.00 weekly Kuarintecd. Samples and partic: ulars, 10c. Parry & O'Nell, South Ih~;| LHI;“L 3837 4 PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. Inquire 1919 Dodge. E—i FURNISH HOUSEKEEPING. St. Mary's avenue § FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEK for man and wife. Rent tuken in board. N. 17th street. o) TWO ROOMS, nished. 2610 Davenport. 2 ROOMS, & 1620 Cap. 2020 UNFUR- E-Mi28 NGLE OR ENSUITE; MODERN, I avente. MG 5D OR s MABSAGE m—:igo THERMAL _BATHS, Mme. upfa chiropodist. TO BXCHANGE, CLEAR LOTS AND A FIRST mortgage for a clear South Dakota fa:m Geo. W. Allen," Poio, Til. Py CORSET, MADE TO Farnam street. UM DR. T. W. BTONE, Y. LIFB. TBL. 6L, “o o U-—~MT739 Liial MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER HOOTS, 1331 FAR $10% 8. 15th St i U-sa1 THE BELLE Ei r{n& order from measurd 3 different styles, $1.99, way, Council Bluffk COMPOUND OXYGEN U ashtma, “bronchitis nd catarrh. 46.00 per month Room 8 at Cowan's. U-Md38 DIT ES CONSUMPTION, Home treat: 3 days’ trial free treat- Lite Bldg., Omaha. U-M713 DIAMOND PHOTOS, 5C A DOZEN AT PROC- tor's, 616 8. 16th U—710-33 ment, ment. 40 ACRE FARM, GOOD DUILDINGS, MOSTLY fenced, good orchard, 20 _acres under cultivation, #oil the very bLest, one mile from good town in Antelope Co., Neb.; will hange for all or part for stock of merchandise; land worth $2).00 per ncre. Address Lock Ilox 12, Ewing, N M8 10¢ ROVED 10WA FARMS TO TRADI k of clothing. Address D 40, Bec NP i 8to om FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. GARDEN LANDS, § MIL] oftice, easy terms. Call at 8 FROM POST- N. Y. Lite RE-528 DARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, sale or trade. F. K. Dariing, Barker block, RE LADY AGED 18, MEDIUM HEIGHT AND welght, worth $6,000,00, wants to correspond for marriage: repiies to all. Address b Nebraskn City, Neb, = LADY, STRANGER, WISHES TO the Iadiés of Omaha that they may insp art embroldery. Send address. Sample residence. Address D 3, Dee U A MEET her FOR SALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE; CE lar, clstern, city water; cor. 8)th and Sahler; $1.450.00; lonig time, Inquire 131§ Farnam. Sam: uel Burns. RE-—530 BARGAIN, 160 TO 150 ACRES OF CHOICE 1and 6 miles from Omaha P. O. cheap. Liberal terms. Address C, 12, Bee, Omaha. RE~§05 D11 WIDOW, WITH SON OF 12, WANTS POSI- tion s housekeeper; capable of doing family sewing: no objection to leaving city. ~Addives D 31, Hee office, LADIES TURKISH AND B complexion treatment, bust development, mani- cure and chiropodist. Mme. Post, 319% South 1th street. ENTION veloper will your bust 5 inches. Guaranteed. Sealed Instructions %, or 2{-page illustrited catalogue 6e, by mail. Emma Toilet ¥, Boston, M U WILL START AN 1 iat will net her a good living and independ We want in each city handle t articles, used by all soclety ladies and Americn; with $25 you can open your ty parlors and make from 2 ek; our Koods, p fumeries, have beautifiers Co., Vene ady to an nmz BOOK in mailed free. 3 Building, Chici HE Chicago. TO and “HOW ulate Markets;" LAL 1 rccessful the past week. to call and talk with them, Do not s one of case, ence fa treat: Officehours, for ing chionic 9 to tion MME, 3 TO make NORRIS WISHES TO AN atrons for the next 30 days will suits, wool, $10.000 and $12.00; silks, $15.0). U—MT796 5 ANNIE ROONEY PLBASE MERT MI3 AT THE music store Monday; don't notice the o Little Girls in Blue," but call for me. ‘“Litile Queen Irene. U856 9 MARRI dress with stam) FOR PARTICULARS AD- The Prudential Matrimonial . Omaha. 3D, LADY OF INTELLIGENCE AND Kood nddress to invest some money, with office services, 402 New York Life Bid., Omaha. U—$68 9% —REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED_ON EROE SRR NEATRRCliy, S M0, LIFE or bought. MODERN and on e 12-ROOM HOME, VERY CHEAP sy terms. 2019 Binhey st. RE-418 AT A DARGAIN, RESI- bétween Burt and Cuming strects; will Wm. Fleming, 14th and Doug- RE-MT18 TIME, A FINE RESIDENCE h and Dodge, $10,000.00 (paving Full commission to agents. W _ing, 14th and Dougla EXCHANGES AND SALES; CITY farms, mercliandise. * Garvin Rros dence, take 3 in trade. las, PROP 210 RTY. & Miut R . GREAT BARGAIN IN CITY PROP! will_pay you to see it. Willams McCague block. SHEARS, A L. Undeland, RAZONS, etc. ERS, ERATES, J4th. 665 L Un IML’ BUSINESS NO“OES MIRIORS 1 SRED, DAMAGED MIRRORS RE Eg }«;;u. Sherift's sule. By virtue of an order of attachment and garnishment fssued out of the district court of the Fourth judiclal district, within and for Douglas county, in an action wherein the Fitchburg Worsted company is plaintiv and Clarence J. Canan and John J. Heller, partners as C. J. Canan & Co., are defend: ants, 1 did on the th day. of November, A. D. 1804, attach as the property of the sald . J. Canan & Co. a miscellaneous stock of taflorings, consisting of cashmere, cheviot and knickerbocker sujtings, broad: cloth, ‘worsted cloth, overcoating, buttons, thread, linings, and 'the fixtures contained in the store room of C, J. Canan & Co. on Farnam street betwen 12th and 13th streets, order of sale on attachment issued out of the district court, and to me directed under date of the Sth day of December, A. D. 18M, and duly signed by Frank . Moores, clerk of the district court, I will on the 20h day of December, A. D. 184, at 10 o'clock a, m., of said day, at the above named store room of C. J. Cahan & Co., sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, al of the above described goods and chattels and fix. tures situate and being In said store room, to satisfy the Fitchburg Worsted company the sum of one thousand and three dollars ($1,003.00), and interest on $1,000.00 from May, 1863, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and the costs of suit, according to the judg- ment of the sald district court, rendered on the Sth day of December, 1581 JOHN C.' DREXEL, Sheriff of Douglas County. DI 160 ACRES GOOD LAND, ONLY TWO MILES from raflroad town, in central Nebraska, ten. acre grove, price 31,20, $100 cash, balance at six per cent. This I8 an excellent bargain Williams & Mittan, room 313 McCague builiing, _opposite postoftice. RE- HAVE YOU AN OUTSIDE LOT THAT IS NOT worth much? 1f 80, here 18 an opportunity to turn It into something that s good, namely We have a customer who owns 23 feet on Cuming street, by 136 feet deep, just west of 30th street, business property, He pald about 83,000 for' it. He owes 80, which four years yet to run. He will take §200 cash an outside lot that you can put in at §00 (o 41,00, This fs an: opportunity to get rid of your outside stuff for something good Let us hear from you. Fidelity Trust vany, sole agents, 1702 Farnam. DO D THIS 8x12) fo t, $1,000.00. Fo-ms| 2 storles, corner an_be bought ¢ located and near car You 7\\:,\)\'1‘ A HI)MI"' lot, 30x134, very easy te lines, H. E. Cole Ce BARGAINS, SAL 3 fots and farms. IN + opp. R SOLD; HANDSOMELY IMPROV paying 9 per cent on $13,500.00; % cash, Address D 16, Tee offlce Re—865 9° MUST BE property balance 6% per cent. 20 ACRES, ON PAVED wilt’ be sold very 0. box 594, R BARGAIN, 7 Just west of “eity, Address, A. B., P sireet, cheap. 5 90 Stockholders' Meet! Office of Lee-Clarke-Andreesen Hardware C Omaha, Neb, Dec. 1894.. tice 1s herbey given to the stockholders of the Lee- Clarke-Andreesen Hardware company that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the company will be held at the offices of the said company, 1219, 1221 and 1223 Harney street, in the city of Omaha, in the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January 8, A, D. at 8'o'clock p. m., for the purpise of ting @ board of directors for the com- e during the ensuing year, and to transact such other business as may be presented at such meeting, Altest: H. J. LEE, President. W. M. GLASS, Secretary. D7 M to J 8 Sun PROPOSALS FOR SEWER CONNECTION, Proposals will be received by the secre- tary of the Omaha Board of Education up to ‘and including Tuesduy, December 11, 1504, at & o'clock, for the construction of a sewer connection’ for the Walnut Hill school at 44th and Hamilton streets in accordance with plang and specifications on file in the office of the superintendent of school build- ings in the city hall, J. M. GILLAN, Secretary Board of Education. D8-9-10 PATEIIT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Dee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Ad. e FREE HOTELS, ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST loans at low ratés for choice braska and lowa farms oF Omaha city pEIperty. —515 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Paxton bk, MONEY veal estate. Drennan, Love & Co., CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST rates, * Pusey & Thomis, First Nav b MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, THE 0. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. W—318 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMP cITY Property, §3,000 and upwards, G 10 7 per cent; no delays,”W. Farnum Smith & Co., 132) Farnam. FOR SALE-—FURNI FURNITU 3 AUCTION AT 111l FARNAM ST. Saturdays, 10 a. m. Robt. We 0507 FURNITURE 2i-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE, centrally located. Rent low. A bargaln, D § Bee 0394 WANT A 00D COOK STOVE R FIVE DOLLARS? It you can't pay $5.00 you can't haveit, iUs worth lois more than that. M. R. 23 20th st FURNITURE yments; ment, lent for U FOR OF TEN.ROOM might take good b or SALE casy in vlr.«l’l FOR SALE- HORS :i8, WAGONS, ETC. LARGAIN; NEW CLOTH, LEATH- 426 Drummond C'ge Co. P—M426 D25 PHABETON, er, paint, '$63; another, HORSE AND K buggy nearly T streets, th Omaha P31 § e e FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, THE BEST; MACKIN- rubber boots, arctics, syringes of all kinds, gas tubing; all best quality. Omaha Tent and Awniog Co., 1311 Farnam st. Q50 BUGGY FOR new. Call S6th SAI and CHEAP BUY, BUY FOR RENT, 2 FURNISHED ROOM gas, bath.” 2000 Cass. URNISHED ROOM; 1924 Douglas. PLEASANT ve, nf 204 JUTH ROOM WITH AlL- ely furnished, all modern conven'ens Dodge street. 46 40 FRONT ROOM; n\rn 15th, flat M, T—M8i4 110 FURN 0. FOR steam he: THREE FU URNISHED ROOMS, MODERN iences, 6211 South 15th stre 2611 8 SGANTLY d rooms, @2 . 1th. BTENOGRAPHERS, BOOK IR, SALE men and teachers desiring positions’ in Texas are invited to address the Texas Business Bu- weou, J. W. Hudnall, proprietor, Dallas, Tex, B--836 9% WANTED, COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE charge of branch office business in this state for old established manufacturing company; permanent position, with advancement t5 right party: reasonable salary to begin with; small cash capital required in the a i appli- cant please state previous business experience and financlal worth; references. Address Manu- faoturer, D 42, care of office. WANTED, HIGH CLASS ACTIVE BU ‘man_qualified to conduct ‘an_established office business; references and security required. Ad- dress D 41, Omaha Bee. 1835 9% WANTED, 2 GOOD NEWS AGENTS, WITH gecurity.” Apply fh person to It R » Co., Lincoln, N B—M865 11 —_— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. THREE THANDSOMELY FURN with all conveinences location very desirable; —Mdd1 11% FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, 2013 DOUGLA 1103 DI CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL fence made. C. R. Lee, 911 Douglas. Q510 FOUR BLOC Tom Anderson. QN D GORN FODDER FOR SALE, Rorth Lead Works, Ea Omahia. AN PIANOS, Woodbridge Bros., 117 So. FIRE_BRICK, CAR LOTS, $16 M; fire clay, sand, gray J. Welshans, 851 Board of T AN EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT LADY clerk and stenographer wanis situation; ca give good references. Address D 20, Dee, G—MT14 9% CHEAP. WIL- room 513 McCague building, ° q- POOL_TABLE, GOOD ONB, lams & Mittan, FRESH JERS Kind_ and_rich, dress D 83, Bee, FREE! BOOK, HOW TO SPECULATE sfully on the grain and stock market ing on lmited margins explained. _Co., Rialto bullding, Chicag COW, VERY cep milker, finely bred, “Ad- ROOMS FOR RENT Call at 2107 Douglas. F—288 D22 T PARLOR. ALSO SMALL RMS; sonable. The Rose, 2)2) Harne; F—568 D29* ROOMS IN heated. 2019 St. Mary's avent F—-M04 J3 LEGANT, LARGE, TH FRONT room and private board; best accommodati 2110 Douglas street. NICELY FURNISHED with board, SOUTH FROY 800 board; Ty FRONT _AND large, detached SOUTHEAST house; well TPUG PUPS. 1 HAVE FOUR LITTLE DEAU- s for sale, sired by Toii; his wire, Bob Ivy > winner of over 100 prizes; Rob Ivy by amplon Dude; Champion Dude by Champion erick These pupples are thi litter from @ young bitch, one of the and shortest-faced in’the fancy. J. 832 9° Rox finest Dbest smal 28, CHEAP 13th, Omana, FOR cash. L. I Hale, 802 8. 839 9¢ MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. LADIES, 1F YOU WISH EMPLOYMENT AT | your homes send self-addressed envelope for our descriptive cieular and commence work at once; good wages paid. The Alfred Knitiing Co., Winthrop, Mass. 92 13% WANTED, LADY TO WORK AT HOME. $15.00 weekly. No canvassing. Send stamp. Estelle Montgomery, @1 16th St Denver. HAVE YOU SPARE TIME? nish light work at home to tair pay; B0 canvassing; no fake: send postal note for supplies 10 make $6.00 worth of work; in- structions, ete. Chicago Press Cl'pping bureau, Lakeside Bldg., Chicago. o WANTED, LAl'II AND GIRLS FOR HOME ‘employment; $4 (0 $10 vasily made; any woman Who can use the needle can do the work: send self-addressed envelope Atlas work Co., 163 West Twenty-third street, York City. WANTED, LADIES FOR K; $4.00 10 §6.00 weekly, N FUR- ADY 15t HOM 38 N FOR RENT—-HOUSES. BIOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D53 — MQUERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE ©O. F. Davis company, 1506 Farnam. D—id4 KELKENNY & CO. B. 1, CONTIN NTAL BLK. CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH DATH, o city. Reduced to §15.00. 3083 Calitornia st. DM FOUR-ROOM MODERN FLATS, ®HTH AND aavenworth. 3. W. Bquire, 348" Beo bldg 500 NICE LARGD HOUSES IN DUNDEB PLAC ‘eheap till spring. J. W. Squire, 248 Biee bidk. D—M50 MOUBED; BENAWA & CO. 1w N. ITHL €T \ D—MT6) S ol 2 POR RENT, HOUSE OF § ROOMS AND BARN 88 Fark ave. Inquire at @38, Tk ot YOUNG LADY OR first class room & _add s, FIND ¢ FURNISHED ROOM, improvemenis: private board; 419 N. 19h | THE VICTORIA, AND street, has a few nige steam left for rent, with b and up. B. C. Crawl TWO G can _ge every 1310 DODGE heated rooms $.00 per week o0 IFERENCES with hoard very cheap; 2008 Cass Fs6i 4¢ nice room convenlence ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT conveniences; private family. 507 F—Ms63 ROOMS, WITH OR_WITHOUT in private family, geatlemen preferred, Zith Ave. 1769130 — UNFWBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. SHED FRONT 10 minutes Bee oMce. ROOM, STEAM from 16th and Farnam. G—093 10 bath, ress D8, FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam_stre This building has ‘a fire- roof, cement basement, complete steam heat- ng fixtures, water on ail floors, gas, ete. Ap- _ply at the office of The Bee. 1-610 FOR RENT DESK ROOM, #.00 MONTH. 1 Board of Trade. 1-452 STORE ROOM, ALWAYS OCCUPIED AS clothing store in Tecumseh: beat location; rent reasonable. J. 8. Harris, Tecumseh. 1-MT81 100 5, 600 LOADS OF MANURE DUMPED land just outside of the city limits at T, C. Brunn R-MT74 9 TRACKAGE LOTS, R—M715 11* FARM FOR RENT. Good barns, ice house, excellent pasture, spring water; one' mile from South Omaha, Chanes Childs, 1506 Leavenworth street, Omaha, on my the end of 16th street. FOR LEASE, INSIDE 21, Hee. RST-CLASS DAIRY D CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- liable business medium; 7th year at 119 N. 16th 5511 THE CELEBRAT) CLAIRVOYANT AND palmist, the young Mme. Romaine, has ar- rived in the city and can be consulted on all matters; thousands have been made happy by her advice; those wishing correct advice on business, changes, journeys, marrlages, law- suits, family, etc., ‘call on the madame and be convinced she has no squal; letters con- taining stamp promptly answered; business strictly confidential, Hours, 9:to 9. 1617 Chi- cago_street. 8—ME80 9* MASSBAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITH, (02 8. 0 FLOOR, room 8; massage, vapor, steam, ® phuriae and sea baths. T—MS05 15 MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1421 DODGE. T—M724 18! 13TH, alcohlol, CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK. BLDG, W—343, MONEY.TO LOAN ON OMALIA REAL ESTATE at 6 per cent, ., Melkle, 1st Nat. h‘vkfllim VERY LOW RATES|MADE ON GOOD LOANE. -V. w. Sqmrc 209 Dee bldl V-—Sfl CITY LOANS, C. A. ETARR, 15 N. Y. LIFE. W—ssl 5, f. D. WEAD, 16TH & DOUGLAS. $100 TO $5,00. F. JUGLAE LARGE LOANS, LOW RATES, SMALL LOANS, short time. H. H. Harder & Co., Bee Bldg. W—657 81 HOTEL BARKER, 13TH AND JONES STS., 7 rooms at $L.50 per da 60 rooms at $2.00 per day. Bpecial rates to commerclal and hoard by week or month. LA e S e N AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN), N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.“fl travelers. Room Frank Hilditen, RAILWAY TIME CARD gmuy‘uo»m. N Denver Mont. & Pu Denver Express. Nebriika Local (except Sunda. 4:3pm. i Hil 4:36pm. COZZENS HOTEL, 9TH AND HARNEY; steam hent, electric bells, telephone, baths, cellent cuisene, elegant roon $4.00 and upwards per week. UNDERTAKERS AND Leaves CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QAT Omahsa Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha yio0am H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 9. 63 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embaimers, 1901 Cumiig at., telephions 1000, TCAGO, MIL. & BT. PAUL [Artives Union Deot, 1o\ & Mason St 0 Bxpress' (ox HICAGO & NORTHWE O Dopots 1011 & Nasen S N.|Arrives M, 0. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND Ex balmer, 117 Farnam st., telephone 2%. C. W. DAKER, UNDERTAKER, 013 §. 16th (ST ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. tern Express. Vestibuled Limite .Mo. Valley Local. maha_Chicago_ Speci IICAGO, R. 1. & PACIFIC. |Arrives Unlon_Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Omaha I ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND; etorage batteries recharged; electrical and gen: eral “mechinists: _superior’ work _guaranteed. Omaha Blectrical Works, €17 and 619 8. 16th st. LOAN ON idelity Trust company, MONEY property. ham street. WM $200.00 PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN ON IM- proved real estate security; § per cent; no com- mission. Address D 35, I W—s54 9% MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in city; no removal of goods; strictly confidential: you can pay the loan oft at any t'me or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 906 8. 16th street. X—528 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI ture, planos, horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, which ¥ ack at_any tme and In any amount. TY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell b 25 IMPROVED OMAHA 1702 Far- M 427, RAMGE MONEY TO LOAN ON erty. Harvin Loan Co. PERSONAL 1I'ROP- 701 N. Y. Life_bldg. X—52 BUSINESS CHANCES. CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN 9ld ine compunics. © Bend description. ~ A. K. Brocklesby, Box 233, Hartford, Conn. Y—M850 D14* FOR SALE, ELEGANT FIRST CLASS SALOON in Nebraska town, 10,000 inhabitants, flourish- acknowledged best ' trade In 500, half cash. License until and stock cash. ~ Bad health cause Apply Tribune office, 604 8. 13th st. Y—108-10 of sale. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- tors for electrio light and motor plants and all Kkinds of electrical construction. Western Eles- tric Supply Co., 418 and 420 6. 15th st. BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B. Ass'n, 1704 Bee bidg. G, B, Nattinger, Sec, 4 SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B, ASS'N PAY 6, 7, 8 per cent when 1, 3 years old, always redeemable. 1704 Farnam s Nattinger, Sec. 545 543 HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOT! buy hay. A. H. Snyder, 1615 Burt st. T WE L 1107, 516 Atlantic_Bxpress (ex. Sunday) ... Night Express. \Chicago Vestibuled Limite. « 1:05) Kiahoma Exj 4 . B. ex_Sun.). 11:%0pm Oklahoma & Texas Ex. (ex. Su +....Colorado_Limited.. 4:00pm TjArTives ..Nebraska Passenger (dally).. ..8loux Ci lly Fx ress (ex. Sun.) Limited. e VALT By D?pul lBI)\ and Wabster Sts. ...Fast Mail and Express. (ex. Bat.) Wyo. e Mon.).. 4.“1!"1 Norfolk Express (ex. Sunday I Fremont Dass. (ex. Arrives ou T PACIFIC, — |1 Depot 15th and Webster Sta. NEBRASKA HAY €O, WHOLESALE HAY, grain_and mill stuff. 'We are aiwa; market to buy or sell. 1402- COAL. Louts Express: Si Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha D. o, MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL office to 200 S. 16th st., Brown block. SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE for hard coal, and $3.60 ton cheaper. 1606 Far- Bam strect; igain enirance Board of Trade. TYPEWRITERS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OF) sale should make you suspicious; funny they are mostly Smith's. Try one and you will understand why. Full line of supplies. Smith- Premier Co., 1ith and Farnam, telephone 1284, 554 CORRESPONDENCE OR INTERVIEW 18 8O- liclked from parties satisfied with § to 10 per cent in a legitimate business; investment under full guarantee of principal and Interest; stand- character - unquestioned. F. 0. Hox AN ESPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO TH right party who can command $,000.00 $5,000.00 to enter and old_established business, Address P. O. Box 5, City. Y—M1716 GOOD INVESTMENT, BRINGING IN YEARLY $1.080.00; permanent tenants; price ‘Address ~Ploneer Business 'agency. Wyo. Y—Mi84 100 INSIGNTA, LOYAL LEGION, NO. 66, LOST Wedneadiy evening, Dee. 6, 189 a suitable reward will be pajd upon ifs return to Major Luddington, Bee building, Omaha, Lost—765—9 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, - . MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, ‘paper hanging and signs, brick work and plas: tering. Office, 405 8. 14(h st., telephone 408, 57 AN INFLUENTIAL MAN CAN REALIZE $i. and permanent Income as manager by organ z- ing a company in Omaha, for Nebraska, for business that is well established In other citles and owned by promment men. Wil pay good piofits and bear the closest investigation. ~Ad- Qress the Americany. Bucrasy company, 423 to 425 Soclety for Swvings buildng, Cleyeiand, 0. 02'9* FOR SALE, OLD' ESTABLISHED FRUIT AND produce commission husiness in Chis which assures good income;’ has paid pi 400 per cent a year for se actual lh\‘mflmrm,r:r h Address G 9, caré of Lord & Thomas, PRINTERS: 1 HAVE A PROCESS FOR IMI- tating typewriting. any a job press. Dig money in it Will sell speret to one firm in_each c FOR EXCHANGE. A GOOD LOT IN HMAST OMAHA TO EX- change for yoppgwork horses or mules. Lamoreaux Bros,,, 08 8. 16th, Z-621 BANKERS ANd""l AL ESTATD AGENTS Take Notice—Hard tfhes has made it possible 10 get hold of #pdd’ Business blocks in Omaha and take farm Mangs in exchange. T solicit correspondece. J: ! Gibaon, $17 st Nat. bank. 3 ROOMED Bouwma HOUSE, CLOSETS, bath rooms, all lern {mprovemenis; first glasa boarders, highest grade of furhiture, large amount of supplies, will exchange furni- ture, ete. for house and lot and part cash. Quit_on mccount of health. J. M. Simeral, TURKISR BATHS, TURKISH BATH ROOMS, EXCLUEIVELY FOR ladies. Buite 1%-10, Bee Bidg. 65- FOR RENT, THREE FLOORS AT 1118 HOW- ard sifoet.” Enquire of Mader, Luse & C oundry WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL MRS. SHAFFER patent’ cake griddl ight; positive roof you can realize $25.00 a week; send stamp. owa Griddle Co., Delavan, Wis. = J—M51 9% CLASS MODERN 13.ROOM _HOUSE, Binoey, $0.00. Withnell, 207 N. 'Dlll:gi FOUR-ROOM A WILLIAMS ST, COTTAGE, &4 BANS S WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS SELLING patented household necessity to dealers; ex- PERSONAL. VIAVI: HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health book and consultation free. Address or eall Viavi Co. 36 Bee bidg. Lady stiendant. GUIDB TO SUCCESSFUL wheat, “stocks and provisions. Valuable in- formailon 1o speculators and others: mailed free. Hemmingway, Bird & Co., Ralto bidg., Chicago. () SPECULATION IN $2 Bee pldi. 2Z—109-10 TO TRADE, A TROTTER FOR A GOOD PAC. ing_horse; Will pay cash difference. Addres D25, Beé office. 214990 FOR EXCHANGE, NICELY LOCATED CLEAR lot for a good horse and buggy. 008 Brown blogk. J, Loveren. Z—M759 11 o SO AL ] . 1L 2 160 ACRES GOOD LAND IN CENTRAL NE- braska, lightly incumbered, to trade for bus hess of clear clty property. ” Wiliams & Mit room 313 McCague bullding, opposite postofice 9 CLEAR LAND FOR EQUITY IN HOUSE AND Tot. $800.00 cash and lot near business center for |mbroved propesty. Bee our exchange liat. H. N, 16th, A84 13 A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, HAVING Clusive territory; mno competition; mo capital required; big_profits; pardculas ' tree. Jayel Novelty Co., @ Dearborn street, Lo % considerable property, “desires acquaintance of respectable ledy. mot over 3 years, with means; fl'fl majrimoay. Address, in confidence, box Lincoln, N U—-MT80 20° l TO EXCHANGE-WHAT HAVE YOU T0 trade? Can give you anything from a hand- saw to & manaion If you answer immediately; money 18 wcarce, Umes hard and a trade is the thing, D M, Few 4-M53 10 | DR, PAUL, DENTIST, 220 BURT &% STOVE REPAIRS, STOVE REPAIRS FOR 10,00 DIFFERENT makes of stoves. Water attachment and con- nections a speclalty. 1207 Douglas street. Omaha_Stove Repair Works. 560 —————e e WHOLKSALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinds of coal. Correspondence sollciied. Tarnam street. OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. LEADING OPTICIA: J. F. Ponder, manager. Eyes examined 22 8. 16th st., in Kinsler's drug store. 446 17 MASQUERADE COSTUMES, - & GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN RENT masquerade costumes at 114 Bouth lllhull —_—— PLUMBERS. JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING STEAM AND hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes. 421 & 1. JOB PRINTING. REED JOB PRINTING CO,, FINE PRINTING of all kinds. 17th st., Bee' buildin 663 HORSES WINTERED, ADDRESS BARTON & PilELl’B. TEL. 1054 207 N. Y. Life bldg. Ma2sDN* e CORN1CE. WESTERN CORNIEE WORKS, GALVANIZED iron coruices. 1722 St. Mary's av 565 OR 'YPE I h VAN SANTS SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular, MOBI0, ART AND LANGU. i&i_ G. F. GELLENBI DANJOIST AND ‘teacher, 1810 California street. BICYOLES, M. 0. DAXON, 42 N, 10TH. DENTISTS. — Lfl‘ the wild boarss SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, a|Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| C .6t._Paul UNION PACIFI Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts |Artives Omaha ce & Stromsb'g Ex. | 3:43p1m ‘Pacific Express Goam WABASH WAILWAY, _[Atrives . 10th , A GREAT GAME FARM. hirty Thoasand Acres in New Hampshire enced and Stocked. A car attached to an eastbound special which passed through last evening was loaded with a small band of antelope, says the Laramie Republican. The unusual feature connected with the consignment was that the greater portion of the animals were youngsters, probably 2 months old. They were captured in the northern part of the state, and were enroute to New Hampshire, where they will be turned loose in the most famous game park in the country, if not In the world, now the sole property of the pres- ident of the Long Island rallroad. Mr. Corbin, for whom the animals were purchased, 1s the owner of what is now ac- knowledged to be the greatest game park in the country. Among the preserves are a number of Wyoming elk, shipped by Colonel William Root of this city, about three years ago. These are said to have flourished splen- aidly, as, In fact, have all other animals taken from the Rocky mountains, save the antelope. Mr. Buckingham, who was In charge of the car, has been in Mr. Corbin's service for the past two years and gave an Interesting ac- count of what is a rival to the Yellowstone National park in a small way. He stated that Mr. Corbin started in seven years ago by fencing in 5,000 arces of forest land in New Hampshire. Since then he nas been gradually buying up more ground and adding to It, until at the present time he has nearly 30,000 acres Inclosed with barbed wire fences twelve feet high. Five years ago Mr. Corbin started in the animal business by turning into his park 12 deer, 150 elk, twenty moose, thirty antelope, fitteen wild boars, about twenty buffaloes and a few reindeer. The reindeer and the ante- lope were the only animals that falled to thrive, and the increase in some of the other specles has been marvelous. It s estimated that the deer and elk now number 1,000 head, the wild boars 350 and the buffaloes sixty head. Mr. Buckingham stated that his spe- clal charge are the buffaloes. During the winter the buffaloes are handled like cattle and fed in corrals. The other animals are proving self-sustaining the year round. This year the park will be stocked with Rocky mountain sheep. A rather curious ex- periment which will be tried this season will be an attempt to éross the elk with a herd of Europeah red deer. If successful, the result will be a magnificent animal. The only large animals which Mr. Corbin has indulged In the sport of shooting have been particularly ferocious stags and some in the city of Omaha, and by virtue of an | LOOKED UPON AS A SCHEME Oirculars Which Invite Liquor Dealers td Contribute Their Cash, ASKED TO JOIN IN A SECRET COMBINE They Oppose the Movement, Rogarding 1t a8 @ Politieal Movement to Secure Changes in Liguor Laws, with Which They Are Now Satisfied. Just at this time the wholesale and retail lquor dealers of the state are being flooded with clrculars from an Indlana concern which styles itself as the Brewers' and S loon Keepers' Mutual Aid and Benefit Asso- clatin of America, with headquarters In South Bend. An agent of the concern man- ages to secure the names of the liquor deal- ers, and then follows a lot of circulars, soon after which there comes a letter which reads as follows, and is signed by the secretary: “The grand lodge having taken under ad- visement the string-nt laws against the liquor traffic in your state, have concluded to or- ganize the entire lquor trade, and have fssued a speclal fee for Nebraska. Those desiring a policy, as shown in our printed circulars, shall take the local medical examination papers to a reputable physician, pay him not exceeding $1.50 for examina- tion, and leave with him 50 cents more for the grand medical fee, and forward $1 policy fee, with application’ properly filled out. ““The members who desire no insurance, but wish to aid in uniting the trafic of the state, will forward the application properly filled cut and §1 certificate fee, entitling them to national assembly membership, which dues are 25 cents per month, After the grand lodge has received 600 or more applications from Nebraska we will institute the great lodge of Nebraska, also subordinate lodges In every city in the state where ten or more can be obtained, supply- ing them with regalias, rituals, ballot boxes, secret work, free. In the smaller localities the membership shall join the nearest lodge or retail the national assembly membership, and will work under the jurisdiction of the great lodge of Nebraska, supported by our national organizaticn, now in eighteen states. MADE A SPECIAL RATE. “We have made these special rates for you to improve, obtalning your membership at a small cost, for after January 1 our grand organizers, now in Pennsylvania, and Texas, will go through y-ur state, and then the regular fee must be paid to maintain them. Ivery state have ‘God blessed’ our coming. Give us your immediato support, fill out the papers promptly, and if possible for you to not only unite as one body to inform your lawmakers of the unjustness of existing laws, and prevent the enactment of more, but also try to carry a policy for your loved ones should death overcome you. “Write the status of the liquor interest in y'a:u' city and favor me with your member- ship.” Enclosed w!th the letter there is a con- fidential circular purporting to come from the grand lodge of the order, in which is printed portions of the Slocumb, after which follows this comment upon the liabilities of the liquor dealer: THINK THE LAW BURI OME. ““One of the peculiar hardships of this see- tion is that a dealer who only tells one glass to a man is equally liable with the man wha makes him drunk if any damag: results from him getting in that condition. Our suprema courts have uniformly placed this construc- tion upon the law and have also held that the wife can recover from the saloon keeper the money that her husband spends for liquor. As a matter of fact, it is hard to tell to what extent the courts may go, and it is becoming so that, instead of law afford- ing any protection to our business, after tak- ing_our money and glving us the right to do business, it makes it impossible for us ta carry it on with either safety or profit. ' “The law Is also burdensome in this, that although a majority of the peopl: may sign a petition praying that a license be granted, it fs in the power of one man, by filing a remonstrance, to prevent the issuance of a license."" 1 The order is a secret one and in the cons fidential circular the secretary states that he denfes the right of the law to levy a tax upon one class of business for the purs pose of defraying the expenses of any state government or the expenses of any muniel- pality. In addition to this the secretary states that he demands that the system of taxation be based upon equitable grounds without discriminating in favor of one class. Men in this city who have looked into the matter declare that they are almost certain that this is a scheme gotten up in the in- terest of a legislative lobby and that the purpose is to gather in all of the saloon and liquor men, assess them and thus make them instrumental in maintaining these workers at Lincoln during the coming winter. WILL LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE. * They can sce no reason why a speclal rate should be made to them if this is a legiti- mate enterprise, nor can they see any reason why they should take a medical examina= tion. The plan Is alleged to have originated with John C. Allen, secretary of state of Ne= braska. He explained his ideas to a number of persons some months ago, and they thought o well of them that they went to Chicago and organized, leaving him out of the deal. The headquarters were located at South Bend, Ind., but the scheme has not been very successful, and now the organizers are seeking to interest new men and capital, ~A' man has been here from Chicago consulting with Allen, and he has agreed to attend a meeting in that city ome day this week to sge If something can done to stimulatg the enterprise. George Sternsdorfl was In the city yesterday, and he has been somewhat interested in the scheme in the past. He said that the general unders stynding was that this association was tq aafist the saloon keepers of other states to sedure the repeal of some of the laws which thdy allege are unjust to liquor dealers. One of the things that they hope to overcome in this state is the law which makes a saloon man secure the signatures of a mas jority of the freeholders in his ward before he can apply for a license, and it only re- quires the sustaining of one remonstrance to offset all of these signatures. The saloon keepers claim that this gives any one who may have personal grievance against them a splendld chance to vent his spite uponm them in a business way. The general sentiment among the leading saloon men of Omaha Is that the Slocuml liquor law is an excellent one, and for every, man who thinks the tax is too high, twd are in favor of making it even higher in order to shut out the places where the bump and loafers are allowed to congregate. Most of the saloon keepers are opposed te any organization of thelr business for poli} cal purposes, claiming that it would antagy onize a liberal class of people who are o] posed to prohibition as long as the saloo keep in their proper spheie. LS The Czar's Footnotes. The annotations which the late czar wi the habit of jotting down In the margin of documents that were sent for his inspectl have sometimes brought despair into i hearts of the highest Russian cfficials. one occasion, after reading a vory lengthy report from a certain high-placed functionary} the ¢ selzed his pencil and wrote, “Wha{ a fool!” The officlal, on having the documeny returned to him, was exceedingly sick af heart. The report would have to be placed in the archives, and his majesty’s opinioh would possibly follow him into history! He therefore resolved to petition the czar to be merciful enough to revise his somewhat rigors ous “appreciation” of his servant Aleng- der TII had a hearty laugh on reading the petition. Then, selzing the report, he effaced the offending words, and Instead wrote bes neath them, “What a philosopher i L A Stone Bloite) A stone blotting pad being Introduced | made of a bibulous stone that s raid to alfg, sorb Ink more readily than any blotting pap in use. It is formed by compressing sediment deposited by certaln hot springs, which, having been accumulating for ages “is available in inexhaustible quantiti 1 18 highly porous, and will, it Is sald, take a surprising quantity of ink, requiring o occasional scraping with a kanife to Jb clean asd peady for uses