Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1895, Page 14

14 SPECIAL NU‘I’lGES ' THE OMAHA DAILY BEfia SUNDAY, MARCH 10, FOR RENT KOUSF! 1895. WANTED--TO RENT. NB SALE--REAL ESTATE Continued, Advertisements for theso columns will be Saken until 12:50 p. m. for the evening and | wntil 8 p. m. for the raoruing and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered eheck, can have anawers addressed to & mumbered Jotter in care of Tho iee. An- awers 5o addressed will he delivered npon presentation of the check only. Rates, 3 1-2¢ a word, first insertion, ‘e a word Borenfter. Nothing taken for less than 2560 for tiest insertion. These advertisements must run consecus tively. _—— SITUATIONS WANTED. POSITION 1IY AN and A No. 1 eollect would invest some n J 42, Beo. BY THRED GC for gencral I EXPERT DOOKKEEPER MANCNE OF temporary, ney in a live business! A- M2 10 GINLS, PLA 2t AMasH 100 ERMAN EMPLOYMENT | pher and booklceper family, Ad 6110 with_ smnall dross W il Blart A 1, A SITUATION A GOOD DBREAD eake baker, eapable of taking charge of sh Address J 6, AAi4 100 WRITING TO DO 1Y THE HOUR BY LADY; Plain writer, Address J Bee office. A-125-100 i e WANTED—MALE HELP. 1101 DOUGLAS BG-M1 A CoM- wal ining Co 29 1) "D, WITH EXPE- , 5C, 10 HANDLE ol d g Apply Garland R 1 RELIATLD §ALISMAN plete line of 1ot ary or commission Cleveland, 0. CIGAR SALESMAN WA rlence and acquaintance nortliern Kan; and southern Nebrasks P, O. ho Bt Joseph, ) i WANTED - GOOD PAT TIT MAN. or address 015 Fifth foux City, lowa ETIOOM enionces R HOUSE; ALL MODENN _CON. pleasantly located; good lawn, ete. by key at 12, Will Browne, WANTED, Continued, Comtinued. CLADIT se i, J 5, FOUR \Tnm‘- BY nished rooms with board, FUR- Ree, o 100 TWO FLATS, STEAM. 702 FOR RENT, 7-ROOM HOUS Improvements except furnace. 2217 Cass street. D—M354 10 WANTED, . TWO ROOMS AND HOARD 2 aduits’ and three children, $60 to $76 calendar month. Address Rental Agency 16th_str K407 FOR per 601, BTORAGE. B-ROOM_ HOUS, modern HARD WOOD improvements, 408 N. 2 D 0D REPAIR, rooms, good loc Omaha; furnished throughout: furniture for sale 3 cc now doing_good business, be Loan and ' Trust Co., 16th and_Dodge. FOR RENT, finish, all ot FOR_RE IN-ROOM DRICK HOUSE, Ary, furnnce: not basement plan, Keys wl- Jolning. 2001 Capitol avenue, D—M3s1 15% DATH, LAUN- BEST STORAGE Bi WANTED, TLDING IN OMAHA, U. & uschold goods stored, enworth, M—411 ov. bonded warchouse. Lowest_rates. 1013-1015 1 FRANK EWDRS, 1214 n.T\n‘T. B "WANTED--TO BUY. SECOND-HAND about ROTARY PRINT- Harvey Delong, Coun- N—-Md63 12 ing_press, cil_Biuffs. _— FOR T CHEA D 9-ROOM HOUSE mo Improv 14 Charles St D356 menits, 100 FOR fon 2516 6-ROOM blocks from cars, 1st stre COTTAGE, city water, D CLEAN Tnaquire M3 1% 9-ROOM HOUS HERMAN AV all_modern convenlences; In best of good nelghborhood; possession given any e B D—Mdj IVERAL HANDSOME MODERN near Hanscom park. Hicks, repair; tm Life, ROOMS FOR RE ¢ 9-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, T Barker block. D—431'12 MODERN, Dariing T-ROOM COTTAGE, FOR SALE—-FURNITURE. FOR SAL| 815 only used fivi WORTH months, for OF FURNITURE, 344, Bee office. O—303-14* rent. house; 50 mortga roomers ¢ might A in_pay boarders, 448 1 boar ment; exc Address J OR_SALB CHEAP, . TWO HOR haroess and wagon. 606 North 19th. o eoe: YTHE NUDE IN ART,Y with very Interesting pictures. Al -l 'fl'[\fi Art A HOOK 10x12 INCHI and 12 laige women; tr A prepald for § o nature and as Amef Publ. Ca,, 7 ote. Franco bldg, Chicago. SHESITATION, lar song; 50 ¢ cents, P, ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. 818 N.Y. LIFF loans at low ratés for cholce security in Ne: braska and Towa firms or Omaha ety property 101 POLICIES 0. Chesney, K LIFE INSURANCE or bought. F. MONEY T0 LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton blk. W—103 MONE 0. F VERY JW. TO LOAN AT LOWEST Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD Sauire, 28 Bee bldg. LOANS, A ON IMPROVED OMATIA Fidelity Trust company, 1102 Farnam W--108 VED CIT 1520 Farnam W—i9 Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ISTAT At 6 per cent. "W, B, Melkle, 1st Nat. B, bld. property, LOANS ON roperty, MPROVE Farsam ) & UNIMPRC W nith & Co SAL s TETLAND il and gentle, box 360, Atkinson, old, “kin Address welght ibs. Ne D ROOMS, t e FURNISHE er, licat, gas; b SPLENDIDLY batl, Tot w 2205 Farnam, FURNISHT keeping. 1112 SOUTH ROOM. 215 Howard st FRON st ation. §-10% IGHT 1-11% RENT, 200-110 ROOM WITH AN E-133 D ROOMS FOR n OR with’ board, DESIRAT alcove, 212 WIS WANT A T ity (5 act 1ons articulal Tnaiana DETECTIV In overy I undor ihatr deteetive ne Vite not MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME pay $8 to $16 per week for making crayon por ta; new patented ai_ iy one who ean o write can Nome, in Work atonce. Artist, Tyrone, P'a RELIAILE M 0 PUT UP WHITE B eled letters and do sign work everywhere: stamp. A. V. Taylor & Co., Cincinnatl, O. B— SALARY OR COM- goods to the trade line, pleasant work Mig. Co, C 41 1 WANTED, mission, to_ intr nt position; staple Al with stamp, King Ci 2 GOOD SALESMEN FOR SPECIAL WORK, men of exp ce in farm implement line and acquainted in eastern Nebraska and Town preferred. Address, with reference. box 603, Des Moines, Tn. B3 10 WANTED, FIRST-CLASS MAL} her and bookkee Addvess 3 61 E ng referen wanted, ete. MG 1 00 TO $125.00 experience not necessar < St. Louls, Mo, 3—101-108 on expe CIC Ishop. & Y and Send stamp. BTENOGRAPHERS, nd teachers ¢ vited to address W. Hudnall, RS, SAL positions in 1 he T propricto; 1102100 3 MAN TO Kentuck I3 FOR RENT, 200 ACRE: 4 miles from South Oma Karbach blk. .00 PER 1,00 FOR DISTRIBUTING 1 ars, enclose 4 cts, N. Y. Advertising As: ¥ Y. City. 1429100 WANTED—A FARMER BOY 1 TO 16 YBAT old, in answering state wages expeeted. Ad- Qrcs '3 40, Tee. Lo415-100 WANTED—JUNIOR DRUG CLERK OR ONE wanting_to learn businees; must loan pro- prietor $00.00; money secured with interest. Address J 48 Bee. 16100 CIRCULARS _ DISTRIBUTED_1) SVERY month, $5 per 1,000; send § references and 1oc. Dept. A, ord Mfg. Co., Chic lt-h. 111, BL Al'S. Ritehie, 513 R—43210 ha. 900 #.50 P ing i enclose Bureau, Chicago. WANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL CIGAIL er month salary and expesscs, Addre: B stamp, 1. B, Meeks & Co. Aura 3—i22 R MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDE grocery trade. _Steady employment, unnecessary, ~ $75 monthly salary and expenses or com. If offer satisfactory address at once with particulirs concerning yourself, U. Chemical Works, Chicagc B-410-10* BALESMEN WAN quainted with confectic in Omaba And agency for a line tal required to k dress Standard Gum Co., St. ic. U. 8. Distributing B—A25-10% &rocery ing_territory, to chewlng gum: small capt D sorse stock on hand. Ad- Paul, Minn, Bi43-100 NTED TO SELI Something new Pacific Junction, MAN \ . elgar sig igure & Sign Works, Towa. B4, WANTED—FEMALE HELF. WANTED, WORKING widower's family, immediately. HOUSEKEEPER IN Box 373 Kear. LADIES WANTING _FIRS call Scandinavian Y. W. itol avenue. AT Mich, —M331 20 HOME, HOUSEKEEPER-MIDDLE AG lady secks position as housckecper in a family; 18 & good cook and capable of caring for & comfortable home, Would take any position of trust in a home. Address J 45, ca Tee. 15 WO Tee 10 BUSINESS Address 1 40, [ B LADY TO WORK FOR ME AT LOME; 8150 ly: no canvassing: send stamp, National Tos B fhin ‘Wreet Beaver. Coo. [ WANTED, LADY AGENTS TO ts Of the Hygela Corsot For particulars addn St. Louls, Mo, WANT A WOMAN double bookl ypewriting; must also ving had actu; Address, with reference, J 5 WANTED--A man office, FIRST CLASS middle aged preferred. SIDER best_sellors a3, IXPERIENCE g, stenoy o good not under 20 fo assist in_our partment hours daily; must be willing, quick o learn and well acquainted with the city; satisfactory pay 10 suitable ludy.” Apply Monday afier 10, Bupts. office, rvom 12, Creighton block. FOR NENT ROOM able famil Ave, 11D tos reason FURNISHED ROUMS AND BOARD. FRONT ROOMS & BOARD CHEAP, 2310 Donglns F—795—-M20 FoR FOR SALF WEC 1‘\Nn|:\' TOP Toom 2, i 10 TWO-SEAT good conditio AL, , i A NO. 1 wleel bol Box 683, 2ND HAND powe as good as n P. 0. nfifinfi» PORT OR 1 CHICKEN R. Lee, ONE HEAVY MASTER Master time lock: one 1 proof Diebold safe with Address Banker, AN PIANOS, | Weodbridge 1ros. D picket AL, chest,” with and burglar time lock. 0,00 TO $50,000.00 AT _LOWF . Poweli & Pouter, 15t floor, N. Y. L, bldg. Wi STORY CO., 10 WALL ST, . Y., complle and sell names of bona fide astern investors who have money to invest Full particulars upon request, W—Mogg M2 rate STORS' DIR “MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, \IO\I’\ 11\ ll\\\.‘ lv\l FURNITURE, horse wagons, ete, at lowest hoval of Koods: strictly i you ¥ the loan oft at any n any OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 906 S0. 10th st. X115 ON FURNITUI security. Fred MONEY TO LOAN and all kinds 30, Ramge biock. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOU ture, pianos, horses, wagons, or any Kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, which u_can pay back at_any time and in any mount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARA! co, PIANOS Terry, room X-112 THE and HILT b SIDE, 1811 AND DODGE, ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITIT i rates reasonable, Tho Ro 1812 CHICAGO. FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD. SUITABLE FOR TWO, WITH BOART 8 reasonable, pleasant location, g SHOW CAS GAR O 3. formerl store. Tnquire Sherman , 1618 Dodge street. drug drug Drug SALE, A NO. 4 AND_NO. bieycle.” Address Ed J. Steidi, 8 CLE te, N Q FOR SALE. bator, 10 proof safe, ONE 400 ooders, 1 bone James Whelan, RELIABLE T mill, 1 large Sth and ¢ QM8 FURNISHED. 615 So. ROOM, T7th St WITH OR W four blocks from 1fth F—387—14% NICELY FURNISHED, SOUTH with board. 1924 Douglak street. — M1 FOR_RENT, front room, ATE 1A M2 12 TABLE BOARD FOR 1\\0 IN PRIV, at Mrs. Pleak’ 234 M- ROOM WITH uu\un arnam GENTLEMEN—LOST MANHOOD, XUAL i seven days' trim e Poe, vigor, ete., quickly r packige mailed sealed free. La_Grange, Ill. Room 4, Withnell block X113 B. HADDOCK, ROOM - 3 BLOCK. X114 T BUSINESS CHANCES, DO YOU WANT A MONEY ison Kinetoscope (elght machines), t 5000 in less than three months. For address Edison Kinetoscope Co., 109 st., Omaha, Neb, CUBAN FRECKLES, MAKER? THE ik in terms M6 WORLD, 756 M1D AND TOOLS IN chants State Y—29 BEST IN THE FOR RENT—MEAT MARKE a live town, Farmers & M Neola, la. 20 THOROUGHBRED, FOR SALE, AT 2106 C. Italian marble mantelpiec stead, one hotel coffee mill. payment for front wulk. LIGHT DRAHMA AN Cockrels; large, vigor standard bred birds, at $3.00 each, or two .00, Inspection invited. E. Hart. ner Center and 324 Sts, Q—Mii1- LIFORNIA, ONE one rosewood bed- Wil trade in Black Langshan us, for Cor 1D CHAMBERS FOR KOCDING (0 AN Bnd wite, 310N, T, UNFURNISHED ROOMS, no children; reference: FOR RENT—3 OR 4 stern’ exposure, be Address J 51, ToUSE- M-312 720 N. UNFURNISHED ROOMS and Dodge on MI<CELLANEOUS. FOR SALE, BAKERY, stationery and cigar Omaba. J 29, Be CONFE line;” good TION Jocatic CHANDISE $2,800—for VE AND TINWARE MER- chant. desiring (0 &> fnto business i the bLest town in_southwest Missourl will do well by A HARDW HAVANA FRECKLES, 1408 DOUGLAS. _ R=785 M10 GARDENERS AND OTHERS CAN rent desirable land in East Omaha. Apply at residence of L. Haines, opposite Carter white lead works, MARKET FOR RENT—THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam street. This building has a fir proof cement besement, complete steam heat. ing fixtures; water on all floors, gas, cte. DIy at the ‘office of The Bee. I FOR RENT, ACR! dening “with and clstern, 40th com park. Inquire 1902 & southwest of Hans- mmet. street. R=-403-10% CLAIRVOYANTS OR RENT—2 STORES, COR, worth St. A good 313 50. 10th” St. AGENTS WANTED. LADY AGENT IN EVERY nenet business; havi vestigate. Hawley' TOWN, PERMA- AGENT, MALE OR FEMALL auick;’ we have something of great fmportance 0 sy to you; brand new line; big money in write quick or you may be 6 late; don't fail to write today sure; just send your nddress on postal; we will surprise you: be quick or you may lose the opportupity; $2.00 a day in it sure, Enterprise Supply Co., department R, Augu: Me. JM3TS 2 LADY ~AGENTS: RUBBER UNDERGAR- ment; auick sales; big ‘profits; catalogue free, Mrs. 'N. B, Little’ Mfg, ‘Co., Chicag WRITE TO US WHY DO PEOPLE any COMPLAIN OF times, when womna or man can make from $5 to §10 a day easily. All have heard of the wonderful success of the Climax Dish Washer; yet many are apt to think they can't’| make money selling it; but amyone can make money, because every family wants one, One agent has made $478.35 in - the last three months after paying all expenses and attonding to re ular business besides. You don't have to can- Vass; 08 soon as people know you have it for gale they send for a Dish Washer. Address the Climax Mfg Co., 45 Starr Ave., Columbu: for_particulars”’ AGENTS; HANDLE ALUMINUM GOODS AND make ey: quick siles; profits large; send 100 mple in plush box; illustrated cir- culars free. Novelty Introduction Co., 209 State street, Chicago. WANT SELL 1 LOCKS and 3 Sample sash lock free by Dest sellers ever Invented, $12.00 a day. Write quidk, hard & Co., Box 77, Philadelph! AGENTS MAKE $10 DAILY SELLING ALUMI- num noveltics; new process siiverware; bar g00ds, bl the ‘new, wonderful metal, Delivered free. Sample in velyet lined case 1 Catalogue Aluminum “Novelty Co., or a- HARD Beats welghts. ) $50.00 PIER WEEK USING AND SELL- ing Ol0 Reliable Plater. Every family rusty, worn knives, forks, spoons, Quic g in melted metal. No ex- 4 work; a good situntion. Ad- W. P Harrison & Co. Clerk No. I, Columbus, Ohio. 9 D ountain ik stopper. vents thick ink, and saves its ¢ selle ample Cincinnati, O, ECONOMIC 1l bottles; pre- the fir A rapid Mfg. Co., J—403-100 TO It fits spliling, soiling st every thirty days. % cents. Economic MADAM SMITH, 52 S. NE\\"(,Y MAS MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE liable business medium; 7th year at 119 N. 16th. §—096 THE GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT OF . THE age, Madame Romaln, has returned by request and can be consulted on all affairs of life. Those wishing correct advice on business, love, marriage, divorce, lawsuits, etc., can safely rely on the madame. She removes evil in finences, reunites couples and causes speed. and happy marriage with the one you love. She makes a success where others fail. Al fn trouble call and receive prompt benefit, Hours, 9 to 9. Letters with stamp answered promptly. $21% N. 16th street, flat A, o MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. 13TH, 2D FLOOR, ROOM steam, sulphurine 3; magnetic, vapor, alcohol, and sea baths. - Mi36-1 FITTED BATH PARLORS; TURK- ish and electric baths for ladies and gentle- men. Madame Howell, 320 South 15th street, 24 floor. T—M310 A5* SAGE—] street. MADAME BERNARD, 1421 DODGE M3T8 A8 TURKISH BATHS. addressing J 43, this oftice. Y—M3id 10 MEAT MARKET FOR SALE OR TRADE, IN £00d sized town; rexson for selling, dissolition of partnership. = Address H Council Bluffs. M3Ns 12 FOR SAL 3 $2,5 and phys year man. Location in n_fine arming! community. Address Box 47, South Omaha, Neb, Y8813 .00, Pur: A MODERN STORE IN ACTIVE manufacturing town in Towa; o 1 in the best ming country in the state, where a failure of crops fs never known; population, 1 000, Rooms suitable for department stor 3 BOXT0; 1 neh plate windows; steel cell” ings;' fine cement hasement; st 4 a good' chance for active firm; ‘rent reasonable. 1t desired would rent, 20 or 40 feet of the above Addiess ¥ 50, Bee oflice, On OF DESIRABLE FOR RENT this will st might take some clear real estate as part pay- ment; unless you mean business don’t answer, Addriss bo a Y—447 100 TRACT AND INSURANCE cheap. For particulars write H. Goodland, Kan. Y08 10% GOOD TAYL C«-mlnutd. OING TO DO THIS ¥ ombine WITH AN INVESTMENT? or 4 acres adjoining Omaha, close to paved strects, and hogin growing smali frult; it paye; hard times don't aftect it THE MOST INDEPENDENT AND BEST Paying business you can find, A 10 or )-acra frult farm will g1ve you n beautiful home, @ bus iness vielding from $2,09,00 (o $4,000.00 per ~ &nn and the best real estate fnvostiment in the world Whenever Inside property moves vout acres will advance, and the 1y growth of Omaha will quadruple the value of every ores that ean be bough 5.0 1o T acre wiil eholee ot hat will bring within five years WHAT ARE YOU Why don't you BUSINE! Secure 10, 20 JAR? Where tment that will THIS? and see us; we have OFF SPLENDID TIARGAIN ADJOINING THIS CITY SIDE INVESTMENT €O, ork Life Bldg, e call A NUMBER IN LAND THE W WILL SELL VERY REASONADLE, cormer Farnam and 430 sis., south front. B. P. Newhall, Pacific Express. DOUBLE LOT corner 31st and take $1,600, Mrs Chicago, FOR SALE-EQUITY sas farm for sale, e L0 and COTTAGE $2,000, will AND Ames Hosse, FIVE-ROOM Ave 307 IN NORTON O, cheap. Address ) 47 RIS—417 10 ACRES OF TH adjolning Omaha; b sold; call for bldg e A GREAT BARGAIN; ONE_OF THIZ HAND- somest m cottages in Omaha, near Hans- com park; owner leaving city on_account health; must sell. Address W.. box 50 city RE--179 1 THB LARGEST LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA, with nearly 90 feet frontage, on 2ith, near A street; the paving cost over $000.00; taxes are all paid and out of the way: own ing east; will offer this week for only must sacrifice $,300.00 cosh. Address J 30, Bee oflice. RIE7 100 I HAVE A VER in West Omaha, near to paved streets; will sell cres to practical gardencr wl will put the other 10 acres into small fruit and cultivate and 1ook after it for me. Only gars deners with practical experience in small fruit need apply. J 62, 13 RE—179 10° T10-ROOM HOU FOR SALE, 10, finest kind' of ‘garden land belongs o an estate; must prices, Hicks, 305 N.' Y. Life M OR 40 170 108 GARDL cholee e Elmwood park, “half or 10 FOR SALE, ELEGA one of (he most prominent resident corners in this city; house is handsomely furnished, with all the' fatest m: improv location for physician. Hicks, Wi G0x130, HOMIS? lots, ARE can near must Hick; OMAHA OPHTHALMIC COLLEGE. RS, PHY- offer « Hanscom park: or particulars o Life Dldg. “HOOL Kiclans "OR_OPTICIANS, JEW nd all dealers In spectacles, Learn to fit_glasses accurately. Students received at any time. Private instructions if desived. Corre. Jondene arse for those unable to attend personally. Tuition reduced to it the times. Diplons | our graduates. We teach you in the most comprehensive manner how to diag- nose and correct, by the tand most selen- tific methods, ling the most_ditfi squint OF cross eyes, near sheht, far sight, weak Slght old sig Use of the ophthalm and trial cas diagnosis of diseases of tho on or address J Ponder 16th street, Oma VICTOR bicycles. BICYCLE 3 Omaha Bicycie Co, STERLING _ BICYCLES, BUILT _LIKE watch. Western Electrical Supply Co. 432 8.1z WHOLESALE AND RE- rnam . street. 121 N, BT STREET A. L. DEAN tail bicycles, WILL BARNUM & BRO. only riding school in the city. SCOLUMBIA™ 18%. FINEST EXAMPLE OF light and high grade bicycle consiruction. Wm. Lylo Dickey & Co., M08 Douglus st., agents 9 UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone . 983 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmess, 1701 Cuming st., telephone. 1060, M. 0. MAUL, UND! er, 1417 Farnam st., telephone 22 C. W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 sf'ls‘m”?fl'r, BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. ALB, A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN AN Iowa town having about 3,000 inhabitants. Will sell the whole or half inferest. The paper established twenty ago and now in flourishing condition. Address J 52 Bee, Y—130-11* 200 STOCK OF HARDWARE IN BENEDICT, will go at a sacrifice for cash. Adds . FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE—A GOOD PAYING business; will take team and carriage; reason for selling, have other business. What you? Address J 23, Bee. LADIES TURKISH AND BLECTRIC BATHS, ‘complexion treatment, bust development, mani: cure and chiropodist, Mme, ost, S14% South 1oh strcet. TURKISH BATHS; ONLY PLACE IN CITY exclusively for ladies.” Sulte 13110 Bee blds PERSONAL. B. HAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, Banquet, hall, residence and ‘grave decorntions. 1813 Vinton street. Telephone 776, U—998 MASSAGE, ELECTRO THERMAL BATHS, chiropodiat. Mme. Post, 3191¢ 8. 15th et WANTED—A HORSE IN EXCHANGE IOR plano or organ. A, Hospe, jr., 1613 Douglas, Z—839-10 1T MILCH COWS FOR SALE OR TRADE dry ones. 15 and Vinton. Z—M3si 11+ WANTED 10 TRADE—A Denver tor horse or. bicycle. FRE 2 HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B. Ass'n, 1704 Bee bldg. G. W. Nattinger, Sec. 957 SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY 6, 7, 8 per cent when 1, %, § years old, always redéemable, 1704 Farnam Nattinger, Sec; — e COAL. . T, MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL office to 209 §. 10th st., Brown block. 198 PRICE REDUCED; SHERIDAN, BEST WYO- $.60;_lump, 35.60; 2,000 ming coal; nut, a_ton di ) t MEDICAL, TED; NO CURE, consultation fre SYPHILIS TR NO PAY; cases on 5 HOTELS., ALLION _TO es for (he season Omah s LAND, CLEAR, TO stock” general ‘mer- ain stre A 130-LB. chinge Yost, 1 20 ACRES GOOD exchange chandise. cil Bluffs, WILKES let on sh i Cass street, ALK, oh 10WA 10 for kood elean H. G McGee, 10 THE BELLE EPIERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 1009 Farnuin'street. SMOKE HOUSE, FINE KEY WEST CIGARS, U786 M19 VIAVI CO., 36 BEE BLDG.; HEALTH BOOK free; home treatment; lady attendant. U—100 BEAUTY CULTURE; EVERY LADY WITH facial hair can have it destroyed forever, guar- anteed by the ELECTRIC NEEDLE. = Moles warts, wens, red nose, birth tattoos, powder and cinder marks, freckles, black heads, liver spots, pimples and all faclal blemishes re- Tll-shaped nose and profecting ears medied; bust developed; hair, scalp and skin treated; fat reduced; nervous and female di eases cured by the Curapathic Institu A WANTED TO SELI pocket camera; sells Itaclf Address the Photo-It Mfg, ¢ Wis. AGE paid cellent i mnrmlr o and anent. Splendid Our new plan fonal Idbrary Chicago, ~ J— feavel stud money. 450 100 WANTED, A FIRST-CLAS TENCED millinery saleswoman and_assistant trimmer and two makens. Joyee, 1624 Douglas street I WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY OF $10 PER week 10 work for me at home, in thelr own locality, light work, good pay ‘for part time. Address with stamp! Mrs. E. Suite %04 Marshall Field & Co. Bldg., n 100 HOSE- 1478 11 GIRL WANTED, A 3 I8t AL, FOR RENT-HOUSES, HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. i) PARTS OF THE CITY. THE D408 15TH ST, D69 FOR RENT-6-ROOM €O’ IN GOOD RE- ir, city water, $10.00 per month te good par- les, 119 N. 87th, 1 block from Farnam car line, Inquire at’ Stoeizel's stove store, next 10 post _offlcy D471, HOUSES, WALLACE, BROWN DL e |-A.1.;I h—iTs AVENUE, 11 . Davis comp: IN ALl Davis company, 105 Farnam. HOUSES; BENAWA & CO., 108 N. " CAPITOL The 0. FOR RENT- 2013 rooms, modern y. D414 MODERN 7.ROOM HOUSE, NEAR PARK, AP- Pply 1309 8. 3/h llleul D—M§96 #ROOM COTTAGE; ALL MODEIN; DEAUTI Ll lawn and shade. 2134 Miami st or 211 N . Life. D-M218 TWO DETACHED BIGHT-ROOM HOUSES, with bar 2116 California street. In: quire 01 N D28 VERY DESIRABLE WELL LOCATED HOUFES. 3. H. Sherwood, 423 N. Y. Life. 'Phone w8 et M2 100 LARGE LIST HOUSES. WEAD, 4TH & DOUG. D—214-A3 BROOM HOUSE, 830 8. 215T ST. D21 10 MADE Easiest Des 100 Frylngpan.' article Purington & Moincs, o Tn. NISHED CABINET days only, at Cowan's, " U M2 “SMOKE HOUSE, 144 DOUGLAS. U786 19 9 cents, Broadway, 10 FOR FIRST CLASS PI Merriam, at Woodbridge Bros., 117 So. ST CURE FOR LADIES, 1816 CHICAGO F'r. 166 PAPER CLEANED, 2iic §Q. YD, No. 1'job. "H. Declitel, 1802 Corby. Bt 9615 WALL muss, CATCHIEST er shown, Curler Co., Chicago. B0C 8 SPECIALTY Automatic Halr 40910 FORTAL HISTORY sduced price Wrile fof - par- Il,\'|(|'l‘1l(‘.~'” Pic 1 o 310 teulars. Star Publishin AND ke lady agents; The Ristorl Co., J—Md13-110 sell Blg com- 8 LaSaile St J—A14-100 N PER- quisite and 4 sample fume Co., TED-—WOMEN CORSATY: YU can st slde line yet fo Address, ry or Magneto. Farr Telephone Co. Chicago. AGENTS fume.” womething everlasting, $10 da boxes (4 odors) 30c; 638 Jackson St WANT 0 SELL most e 0. RS Nel ste leving South Or THROUGHOUT K ANE Dakota and western Lowa liberal pay. elng 15 be- write Olin, 2107 Q strect and Call or wha, Neb. 00D PO Address J K2 ED_TO REN hotel in Nebraska or Iowa. Omaha. W THR at once for housekeeping. Address 819 8. 15th st. K-361-100 ROOM AND HOARD BY MAN AND family in house with modern con- mable and ready to Strictly private permanent with Address J 46, Bee. K-—M3s3 100 LARGE l(()(r\l);» i’I'N FURNISHED PR ace; ull conveniences Terred), In private resid: may want board; 2 gents. Address J 59, Hee QR K 100 BY APRIL 16, 6 OR § ROOMS IN GOOD LOCA- ANTED, wife, wil venlency accommoda family —_— T BOUSES FOR_RENT, §15 10 FIDELITY % Co, 110 Farbam, ol DM 81 ton for housckeeping; terms moderate. A4 dress J W, Bee K- | TRY BEEMAN'S 1 Tansy pills; never fail; . 800 B Stevens & street, Chicago. AT ON oper will anteed lustrated Bazar, Bosto DR. VOR. er fall; sa B Au 1, KINDS OF NEWSPA wanted; also lists of addresses for advertisers; cush pald; encloge stamy Y. Ci LADIE and seal Sta NNYROVAL al Gustavus, 6 LADIES! EMMA enlarge your bust § caled “instructions 2e. alogue 6c, by mall. Mass. BUST inches, or 24 ‘page Emma 1 AL U— FARM ADJOINING soll, mild, “healthful Towa' Park, Texas. Z—407-10% FOB SALE—-REAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS. C. ¥ HARRISON, 912 N. Wi s At " IMPROVED railrond climate, 160 ACRE town, good Lock Box 5, HOTEL BARKER, 10TH AND JONES STS. 75 rooms at §1.50 ‘per day. 60 rooms at §2.00 per day. Special rates to commercial and board by week or month, manager. AETNA HOUSE 15th and Dolge. travelers. Room Frank Hilditeh, 259 (EUROPEAN) N. W. COR. Rooms by day or'week, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. WE FURNISH FIRS male help free of ¢ City Employment T-CLASS MALE OR F rge; hotels a specialty. Bureau, 1204 Farna EXCHANG farms, ‘merchandise. AND SALLS; CITY PROPERTY, Gurvin® Bros, 200 N. Y. L RE—117 LAND. 6 ML FROM I. O, 940 N. Y. L. bldg. RE—082 FINE GARDE 3100 per acre. OMAHA OPTICAL CO., 222 8, 16th, Eyes te Ccyeglisses at lowest ABSTRACTS, THE BYRON REED COMPANY, RE—116 S _AND FARMS; Barker block, =) HOUSE BARGAINS, I tride, F. K, sale or BARGAINS, SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PRC erties and farms, Jno. N. Frenzer, opp. P. 1 ALE, GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE niles northwest from postoffice; the biggest i in ity If sold in 10 days; $1.00).00; asy. Address J 41, Bee. FARM FOR BALE; 1 CAN OFFER FOR A limited time, and at an attractive pric chiolce improved d0-acre farm, located in Sarpy county, Nebraskm, fiear La I station and the new fort; this is strictly second bench land, and the *improvements of “agood order; $1,20.00 cah Will buy the equity farm: no trades eonsidered. Walter G. Clark, 1§ Flarney st., Omaha, Neb, RE—M3I8 ad AP—LOT 4, BLOCK 10, HANSCOM 00006, D Sholes Co., First fank. RE “VIRGINIA AND CAROLINAS, ILLS." GIVING much general infurmation, with details and photo's of plantatiens and cheap sale; handsomely itk ; postpaid Farm Agency, Lynchburg, Virginia. RE FOR SALE AT, A BARGAIN, MY HOME Park wvenue; ot ) 66x16§ house; steam’ heat, m llate possesmion given; o uire at resideace, H. aven « DO YOU ULATE? TH our bool o Spec ssfully on Limited Margins in Grain and Stock Markets. Muiled free. " Comstock, Hughes & Co., Rialio building, Chicago. U 10,00 PIANO PLAYERS WANTED TO PLAY ihe popular “Crystal Diamond March.' Apply 10 music s L. Ecker- 166 100 § BUST which D FOI ONWAY'S remedy on_earth from 4 to 10 inches; no no polsons; home treat old; absolutely safe; aled particulars 40 . 13 Tre tab) 1s the only enlarges the breasts injury; no appliances ment;’ for young and $.000 It we can't stamps. Conway Specific Mass. MY TREATISE teaches youth, y how to " abstain ° fr v the terrible equences may be remedied ured at home, in private at a trifling expense, avolding the need of answering “Weak Men' or “Lost Manhood advertisen s pamphlet contains much Valuable nformation Snd”le. indispensable” i wli men, Sent sealed by mall on recelpt of ten cenis siver or stamps. Nothing elss (o gell. _Order today. Dr. H. J. Relbam. Box 0, Chicag U421 MARRIAGE PAPER 0CHUNDREDS OF DE #scriptions and residences; many wealthy. Mr. and Mis. Drake, 166 Washington St., Chicago. U—zi-100 ONLY tection' aged and ho middie abus WELL BEQUIPPT 0 “acres, on . Weod river valley, acres undér cyltivation; balance ' fenc pasture und hay. meadows; good bullding, yards, ete. Valia,$47,200; small cash payment; half left on menfgage: balance city Address 805 Cooper building, Denyer, Colo. RE-M470 160 STORY. BALE, 10800 WILL BUY HOUS and 1 car H E 106 |w'l’ll.7 A mot N 10 neres on electric acre line, only $200.00 per ) 0000 cash, $15.00 per st e lot, 3§th and Leavenworth, n terin. VACANT LOTS. $160.00 1 $1,100.00, h without 5, Lrick, ,600.00; your bal 2th and Rristol, Zith and Spaulding, $400.00, Mth and Howard, 8, W, ¢ $2,400.00. Houses for rent; largest 1ist in Omaha. Remember, we never offer anything but genuine Snaps. H. e Co., 106 N. 15th street RE—416 13 % _FEET ON Q BTREET, SOUTH OMAHA with two cottaes rented at $14.00 per mont for 'exchange for property In 86 Louts A Grens B 90 e Wakhot sirest, 8 Louis. Riz 4010 LADIES AU G0lacn Engle store, 14t B, M—G03-M11* CARPENTERS AND BUILDEKS. C. B. MORIULL, PAPER HANGING, HOU ‘stgn painting, brick work, plastering; off, R. Barker blk.; tel. 7%; shop 211 izard; tel. BLOVE sllALKS STOVE REPAIRS FOR 0,00 DI makes of BlOVes: water attichments and con- nections u specialty, 1207 Douglas st. Omaha Stove Repair Works. 992 SILVER POCKET KNIF ctween 17th and Zih strect; ined 1o this office. LOST, WHITS near build Chic - HAR- reward it M 1L 11T Tukey, 24 160 10 B0 Life 50 18 AND CONTRAC. “tors for ¢ light and motor plauts and all Kinds of electrical construction. Western Dlec trical Supply Co., 415 and 420 8. 15th st. 993 VAN BANT'S Y. Life, Omaha. D.NTAL QOLLLG:. OMAHA COLLEGE DEN infirmary; dentistry at cost, SCHOOL OF Ask for circular, SHORT HAND, N. 123 AL SURGERY, FREE 16th & Cap. ave Misd uUSIO. A.“ul‘ AN]J uANGUAGE. DRESSMAKING, MAKING IN FAMILIES. 4316 GRANT st 146 210 ~ BUSINESS NOTICES. DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N. 16 DEN TIBI‘B PAUL, DENTIST, 200 BURT ST, - P.ATEIIT Luwyers and solicitors, SUES & Co., Bee Bullding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. —— 1IN ONAHY'S SANCTUARIES] Founder of “Pleasant Bunday Afternoon” Movement iu England is in Omaha. DELIVERS AN ADDRESS THIS AFTERNOON Mow HWe Has Alded In Making Christianity Attractive to Those Who Drudge - What May e Churches Today. Rev. A. Holden Dyles of Hanley, Is visiting with his son, Mr. Winter in Omaha. He will this afterncon at 4 o'clock, address the men's meeting at the Young Men's Christian ation building, describing the Pleasant Sunday Afternoon movement of which he is the originator. Mr. Byles is one of the strong religious leaders of the time. He has been for many years one of the honored ministers of the independent churches of Engiand. During his minfstry at Hanley, one of the largest manufacturing cities, he became decply im- pressed with the fact that a large proportion of workingmen are outside of the churches While ho does not claim to be the originator of the Pleasant Sunday Afternoon movement, he Is its chief apostle, and was practicall its founder. He, more than any other man, has made it what it is. Mr. Dyles is about years of age, a genial and cultivated gentleman, without any of the traditional bearing of the English parson; a straight- forward, earnest, manly Christian man. He is accompanied by his wife, who is one of the remarkable women of England and a leader in the varlous forms of soclal work in which women are engaged in that coun- try. Mr, Byles is a brother of the editor of the Yorkshire Gazette, one of the most influential of English papers outside of Lon- don, and is related to many of the great non- conformist families. After thirty years of tireless labor he s now taking a much- needed rest and spending six months in this country. While in America on stormy Sundays or at the second service the churches are but par tally filled, in Hanley the church is always packed, no matter what the weather is, by an audienco of laboring men. This is the result of what is known as the “‘Pleasant Sunday Afternoon” movement. This movement is the outgrowth of an adult bible c held In Birmingham some forty-seven years ago by tho late Mr. Joseph Sturge. The P. 8. A. is a society, and not a promiscuous congregation It has enrolled members, with rules, a com- mittee of management, register of names, anl a_definito weekly payment to cover expenses. Non-members are always admitted to the meetings. The only qualification for mem- bership is that the applicant shall be 18 vears of age; character is not considered, and bad persons are always more welcome than good. In this movement the sexes are kept distinet. It has been found that the best wa to reach men is to have the meetings for men only. How successful they are may be learned from the fact that of the 1,680 mem- bers of the soclety of which Mr. Byles Is pre ident, not more than 300 before its organiza- tion were found in s of worship. The meetings are held in the churches and not in halls, thus proving that the men will go to the church if it is made attractive. The whole movement Is a church movement. The motto of the soclety is “Brief, Bright and Brotherly.”” The order of service is simple, consisting of hymns, a brief seripture lesson, a short address by the chairman, and a longer address—not over twenty minutes—by somo person specially invited. There is always a choir, some solo singing, and, where possible, a string band. The addresses are the features of the meetings. They are not sermons, but straight talks upon living themes. A few suggestions from Mr. Byles' pamphlet on the P. S. A. will give an idea of the spirit of the movement: Fi The whole service must be brief, and every part of it bright and brotherly. Second, Make the men feel at home di- rectly they enter the building. Third, There must be an entire absence of the official element. If the minister is present it must be only as one of the con- gregation, unless he has been elected presi- dent. Fourth, The whole organization in fact as in name, democratic. Fifth, There must be absolute freedom from all suspicion of any sectarian purpose. Sixth, There must be no suspicion mercenary motive, Seventh, There should be no resort to any sensational attractions to sccure attendance. Eighth, The prize system should be adopted and encouraged. Ninth, District visitors should be ap- pointed from the men themselves. gngland, Byles, assoc ass must be, of Rome as it Is Today. The first of the series of Lenten talks projected by Carroll council of the Young Men's Institute took place in the institute rooms Thursday evening. The subject was “Rome,” and the speaker Rev. Bernard Gal- vin of St. Philomena’s cathedral, Father Galvin was educated and lived in Rome four years, and is thoroughly con versant with its history, characteristics and everyday life. He sketched briefly its tre ures of art and antiquities, its wonderful ruins, and contrasted modern workmanship in buildings and engineering with the marvels of ancient design and construction. When Rome became the capital of United Italy the government undertook to transform the an- cient city. New streets were opened at right angles, crooked ones straightened, and miles of pavements projected. Old buildings were torn down and ruins cleared away and in their place hundreds of modern flats and RAILWAY TIME CARD TON & MO, RIVE Union’ Depot, 10t & Sason Denver Ixpress 1iills, Mont. & Puget .. Denvi Dess. ... 1 Nibiatka Local (except Sunday) 8:lam. . Lincoln Local (except Sunday). 2id5pm. . ast Mall (for Lincoln) Daily 5 [CHICAGO, BURLINGION & Q.[Arriy na| Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sis. | Om Hspm. Chicago Vestioul iam... .00 0 Chicago EXpross.... Tigopm. . 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Vast sums of mone] were spent In these improvements, But th returns did not come up to expectations Most of the flats are unoccupied, the owner bankrupt and the property overwhelmed with taxes, Speaking of taxes, Father Galvin said the people are taxed to death, The burden I8 more than the rich can bear, while the mid« dle classes are left with searcely enough to live on. The immigration of Italians to thie country was almost entirely due to tax cone fiscation One of the greatest, if not the chief, soures of wealth fn Rome I¢ the stream of visitors from abroad. if a visitor can epeak Itallan he can see the cily and country at trifiing cost, but without that accomplishment he will be plucked at every turn. Father Gals vin said that the visitor who cannot unders stand (he native tongue will pay three price for everything. 1f you go to a hotel and fail to make terms fn advance you wlll recelve an fnflated bill Just 1 are about to leave, and you will be obliged to pay up of mies your' train, Rome is delightful In sum- mer and disagresable in winter, Keep on the shady side of the strect, is the motto n_ winter. Roman fever lurks on the v side. Hoat or excrtion producing pars fon fs usunlly followed by a chill and the dreaded fever. Father Galvin said that the efforts of Italy to maintain a huge army are not only de- structive of prosperity, but also destructive of public mor Every young man, except the first son in case his father is dead, {8 obliged to serve three years in the army. Thousands upon thousands of young men, par ticularly those from the country, are ruined by army life. They are hdustrious, moral and temperate on entering It and graduate as dissipated loafers, The interesting entertainment closed with cigars and songs by Messrs, Moran and Swift, Vv Chrlatian Association. It Is a matter ot conslderable congratulas ° tion that the Young Men's Christian assos clation 1s able to maintain its membership during these times, when so many younsg men have left the city and are out of employment, The record up to the last day of February was 1,305, but 105 expirations occurring the first of the month dropped the membership to 1,200, The committees are active in thelr work to restore the loss, and the prob is that by the first of the month they W able to do so. The commencitg committes lave taken up the matter of outdoor work for the comirg year, and have appointed a a committeo Mr. E. E. Thomas, W. S. Shel don, J. W. Battin, Harry Salisbury and Will T. Gardner. The park will be ready for use as soon a8 the weather permits for outdoor work Live! ames of foot ball are being played every Saturday afternoon on the grounds at Eighteenth and Farnam, games commené- ing at 5:30, the old stylo of association foot ball being in vogue. This week a new feature will be started in the association. Captain Hoyle of the United States army will tell many Interesting stories of soldier life on the western frontier in the early days. This wil} be the first of the ‘yarns,” ‘sketches,’” “stories,” etc., and will be ‘an interesting fon parlors on Saturday Young thing in the assoc evenings, Any one is at liberty to drop in and enjoy the evening. The storles will commence at any time after 8 o'clock as ig most_convenient. Mr. Henry will take charge of the bible class at 2:45, and Secretary Ober will address the men's meeting held at South Omaha at 4 o'clock. The reading and soclal rooms of the ociation will be open all day, except during church hours, and strangers finding their way to the building will be treated courteousl With Young ¢ hristian Wom. The lecture last Monday evening by Mrs, Dr. Lankton was very enjoyable as well a® helpful. She proclaimed the “Gospel of Health,” its whys and wherefores, in a stmple, but cone vincing manner. She gave much sound ade vice on keeping well and bringing about the symmetrical development of all parts of one nature, physically, mentally and spiritually. The delightful music formed an attractive part of the evening. Miss Elizabeth MeCon= nell and Kitty Hobby sang, Miss Elizabeth Allen rendered a violin solo and Miss Ruth Phillippl a planoforte selection, Noontide services are being held on Wednesdays and Fridays of each week dur- ing Lent, Mother Caroline of the Mission of Our Merciful Savior having charge at the up= town rooms and Miss Cayford at the down- & town rest. All interested in the work of the association are urged to come, Prof. Chatclaine has consented to extend the course of lessons in French, much to the delight of his pupils, whose progress under lis instruction has been almost phenomenal, The association has been very fortunate in its educational work this year and the work in the French classes has been of unusual excellence. Every member of the class 18 enthusiastic in her praise of Prof. Chatelaine, whose ability as a teacher 1s acknowledged by all. Monday night is the regular monthly assos clation meeting. Gospel service Is held Sunday afternoon a¥ 5 o'clock, with Miss Aller leader. Christian End The coming Christian Endeavor convens tion to be held in Boston, Mass,, July 10-16, is arousing great enthusiasm, not only in Boston and the United States, but throughout the civilized world, Already delegates are ars ranging to visit Boston from Australia, and prominent clergymen of Burope, who have been invited to address the convention, have epted, so that the convention this year will be more international than any preceds convention. There Is talk of the English and Irish cousins chartering a steamer to come to Boston, An important change in the program has been effected In that, for the first time in the Nistory of Christian Endeavor conventionsy there will be no Sunday services, i A special feature of the convention will by pilgrimages specially conducted on Monday, July 15, These pilgrimages will go to Bunker Hill, Old South church of Paul Res vere fame, Fancuil Hall, Washington Blm Cambridge, etc,, where lectures will be aod livered, Special excursions will also be arrange during the week following the convention to such places as Lexington and Concord, where the first ehot of the revolution was fired; t8 Salem, of witcheralt fame; to Plymouth, where the Pilgrim Fathers landed; to Ports land, Me., the birthplace of Christian Bge deavor, and other interesting places, | r Convention, Mus'c h( the Mrun Clab, Mary's Avenue Congregational church the evening's services will be ia charge of the Men's club and the musical program will be one of the features of the evening. The order of service Organ Prelude, ... Jlo—Salve Mundi Domina. A 1 Vi At g will In' as follows: . H. All Kars ... The Past L From Bl Mrs. Walsworth Re "IMII‘-A\I* l(-mlllu. Belection ¥ 88... ., H Congregatio Solo=-Cricifix P Y Mr. itobert Hymn 191, Three Verses Evening | Offering—Offertory Lord is My 8! Mr. Hymn 1145, Two Verses Address—The § Bolo- rusalem Wier Congregation lo—The \ DeWates ‘onk n'luullu [Carkgp ..Barnard Pastoy Organ South Tenth ireer Epworths It wag declded at the last business meets ing of the Epworlh league of the South Tenth Street Methodist church to take ug the reading course for 1595, consisting of the following book Beneath Two Flags “Life of Lincaln," “Imago Christl,” | New Generation and “‘Christlanity and na. Christ.” The idea of this circle ls to up @ certain number of chapters of a urulu book in connection with the required reads ings in the Epworth Herald at each uuunn‘, each member reading same carefully, to prepared to answer list of questions mldn out by the leader, with a little music b; way of variation, All members are advi to join this circle, as it will certainly be & very interesting and iustructive feature of the league. These meetings will take pl on the first and third Tuesday nighte each month, the first meeting being on th. W of March in the church, at which time ] the first three chapters of “Bencath Twe Flags" will be discussed. Mrs, Alex Hodge, leader, Wl idurkiey, PRAYE he Plains of Peace-8olo ) Miw, Wadsworlh Scriptural Valedictory Postlude E |