Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1895, Page 14

_— Advertisements for these columns w aken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and antll 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday wdition. Advertisers, by requesting & mumbered check, ean have answers addressed to a Bumbered letter in care of The Hes. An- swers 0 addressed will be delivered upon Eresentation of the check only. Rates, 31.2cn word, first Insertion, 1o & word Bereafter. Nothing tuken for less than 25¢ for first lnsertion Theso advertisements must iun consecus _— BITUATIONS WANTED. CLERK IN or traveiing salesman est of reforences. A—T07-12% MARRIE WANTED-POSITION 1 wholesale or retail store by an experienced m 4, WANTED, POSITION man not’ afraid of work. Position with whol mitle house preferred, wiih chance for advance ment. O 06, e A6 WELL A woman of experfence would either ns #chool on, compan ‘or housekeeper In a cultured family given and requir Address 1 8t., Omaha A6 IN DRUG STORE, MIDI years' experience; EN| BRED, ke BITUATION man. five BITUATION WANTED; PLACE AS &irl and seamstress, or cooking. Mrs, W. E. Al , 808 South 21st Inquire street A—M81 180 —_— WANTED—® ALE HELP. D, 1,000 MEN TO WRITE ME TODAY for the fecelpt (absolutely free, in plain sealed envelope) which cured me of heryous debility exhausted Vitality, ete. Address C. J. Walker. box 1,81, Kalamazoo, Mich. B—M65 WANTED, TRAVELING MAN IN GROCERY line; state experience and references; first class Nebraska territory, Address N 67, Hee office. Bbi2 13 WANTED, MAN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY for old established house; former experience unnecessary and _salary weekly, Apply after 9 a. m. at 1516 Dougi BMeit 6 WANTED, SAL B—M756 3100 O TRAVEL AND APPOINT e salary, expenses; lso - canvassers, small cash security required. O 64, T B SALESMAN State D, TRAVELING millar with grocery trade. and reference.” O o7, e BALEMEN WANTED—$10) TO $120 PER MONTH and expenses. Staple line. Position permanent gieasant, and, desirable. Address with stamp ing Mfg. Co., C. 41, Chicako. B & CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY; I MADE $534.0) the last six weeks selling dish washers, and was sick part of the time. 1 don't see why oth- ers do not go into the dish washer business. No canvassing. Sold all my washers at home. Per- fect satisfaction. Every cne sells another. Every family wants one. 1 will make $3,000 (his year ensy. 1 can wash and dry our dishes in two minutes. Any one to $12 a day For particulurs writ ity Dish Washer Co., 8. Highland ave. WANTI FOR RENT—HOUBES, HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D180 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE 0. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnam. D—$61 HOUSES; BENAWA & CO,, 18 N. 16TH 8T D0 i, B. COLE CO, LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA. D M364 7108 FARNAM STREET. W. M. Rogers, 1323 Farnam street. D—365 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:s- AGENTS WANTED. SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1895, TURKISH BATHS. Continued. WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL SASH LOCKS and door holders, Sample sash lock free by mail for % stamp, Best sellers ever invented. Beats weights. $13.00 a day. Write quick. Bro- hard & Co., Box 71, Philadelphia. I~ AGENTS MAKE $10 DAILY SELLING ALUMI- num noveltien; new process siiverware; bar goods, big line, the mew, wonderful metal Delivered free. Sample in Velyet lined case 10c. Catalogue free. Aluminum Novelty Co., $3§ Broadway, New York. - FOUR-ROOM BASEMENT. 811 8. 4TH STREET, D—M134-M23* LOCATED, 10-ROOM HOUSE, Inquire 112 N. 19th. D—M3%68 1589 SHER- n house, Bur- . Byron Reed D—AI798-M1§ VACANT MAY Life. *Phone 88, D—§ ALL_MODERN street, Charles W, D—M280- M2 RN: BEAUTIFUL DM16 CENTRALLY modern {mprovements NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, man avenue, $3); 10-room mode dette, rear Sherman avenue, ¥ Co., 213 South 14th street, VERY DESIRABLE HOU Ist. J. H. Bherwood, 438 N. 1-ROOM FLAT, RANGE AND convenlece 18, 16th Haller, 611 Paxton block 6.ROOM COTTAGE, MODI lawn and shade. 2124 Miami. AG and . NTS SELL MARY JANE rich; best mad itn Write Purinton & Co., Des DISHWASHER everybody; Mol FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE, UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS TURKIEH BATHS: ONLY PLACE IN CITY exclusively for ladies. Suite 100-110 Bee blldflv S1X BATHS $. MMB. POST, 319% 8. 16TH. PERSONAL. Continued. HOUS) 1LOTS AND FARMS; ¥. K. Darling, Barker block RE—i:4 BARGAINS, sale or trade. i, R, DURKET, FUNERAL DIRBCTOR AND embalmor, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 9. 8 BWANSON & VALIEN, 1701 CUMING, TE o0 L BXCHANGES AND SAL 8, CITY P) farms, merchandise, G THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE order from measure. 1M0 Farnam street TO DARGAINS, SALBOR TRADE IN CITY PROP- erties and farms. Jno. N. Frenger, opp, P. O, RE-$73 BLDG.; HEALTH BOOK U—384 MiSS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS 7119 Farnam st Prices reasonable. U—T61-M15¢ VIAVI CO,, M6 BEE free; home treatment, lady attendant. T'S ARTICLE ON Nothing Wanted by growing 79-12% I HAVE THE BEST AG) earth, postal for particulars, Tke it edit 1o all worthy. everybody, No fraud. T business for honest people. gist, Chi 11l AGENTS-—H M_GOODS AND make money; sales quick; profits large; send l0c for sample in plush box: ated cir- culars free. Novelty Introduction Co., 09 Stute 8t., Chicago. J—Te—12¢ AGENTS, DEST NOVELTI General Agents, Box 133, tertield, NICE MODERN FLATS, | U Bee. Squire, FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOU 9 rooms, 211 0 7 rooms, st hoave., 8s st., $10. Davenport st. CHEAP., J. W. *. D. WEAD, 16TH & DOUGL, D547 K; GAS, BATH, FURNAC not_basement plan. Keys 2601 ¢ adjoining. D—M845 HOUSE, PER MONTH 2018 _Capitol INE_NEW 10-ROOM HOUSE 0. 26th st H. T. Clarke, 219 Board of Trade. M BRI dry avenue, SROOM b5 auire THE WAR IN THE EAST—60 PAGES. OVER 100 engravings of war and other sc How and why the vast empire of China was humbled by the little Island Kingdom. Tells all about China, Japan and Corea, and the thrilling his tory of the great war complete, Selling fast Price only $1.9. A marvelous success. F body wants it. Extra terms, quick sales big money for agents. for circular Zc for outfit. P. W. Zlegler Box 1886, Chicago 111 766 12¢ WANTED, GENERAL household n Fitory; no Columbla cago. AGENTS WANTED FOR aluminum novelties, bar America; profits immense; 10c; illustrated catalogue fr elty Co., 3% Broadway, competitio Chemical C: work ; Atluminum # DAILY MADE BY AC ing_samples and selling our to families. Address Crown 5. Wood 0. WANTED—TO RENT. fine toflet soaps rks, 206 3506128 FLATS AT NORTHEAST COR. and Howard ste.; newly papered and painted; $15.00 a month. Inquire room 314, First National Bank Bldg. D728 23 )R RENT, AT BELLVU EAR R. R depot, a fine 10-room house, fine _grounds, abundant_fruit; also d-room cottage. Henry T Clarke, No. 21 d of Trade, Omaha, or W. H. Betz, Beilvue. D736 R D TOUSE, § ROOMS, near Hanseom Park, June 15 to Sept. 16, Ad. dress O 61, Bee office. D72 12° A FLAT, 6 ROOMS, WITH BATH AND GAS, very complete; suftable for houseke 316 South 26th st T- ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 124 N Tnquire one door west. ~ D—1 NT_NICELY FURNISHED MODERN of elght rooms, east front, 0, 1220 8. D 3 FOR RENT, ner of 1th ETACHED MODERN _§-ROOM nice lawn, barn, Inquire 2613 Pierce st. z D— LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH G. G. WAL lace, 912 Brown blk. Have calls for cottage K711 VT8, CUT FLOWERS, and’ grave decorations. Telephone UM PAPER CONTAINING REAL PHOTOS OF ladies wishing to wed malled for stamp. Box 1608, Denver, Colo. M174 M BA MASSAC POST, 819% 8 ) B._HAAS, FLORIST, PLA Banquef, hall, residenc 1813 Vinion street MME. -8 ALL KINDS OF NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS wantéd; also lists of addresses for advertisers cash pald; enclose stamp. Advertising Bureau, No. 100 W. 2ith, N. Y. Cit b LADIES! I enlarge your bust 6 inch Sealed instructions 2c, or 24 p trated catalogue 6c, by mall. Emma Bazar, Hoston, Mas: AND WOMEN TAUGHT yon portraits n spare hours at th by ‘a new, copyrighted method; those learning my method will be furnished work by me by which they can earn $8.00 to $160) per week Send for “particulars. H. A. Grip| artist, Tyrone, Pa, , TRY VHIV Tansy pills; , LADIE and sealed street, AM! never Stevens & PENNYROY Tall; wiways Gustavus, AT LAST, THE BARBERS OF OMAHA HAVE ther and raise the price old siandard price, %c May U788 1 H, HOPKINS WISHES TO KNOW THE of 1. Asheraft, Address U012 LADIES, NO DOCTOR EV: simple home treatment did, for W s, Wil send it free to sufferers. Address, M:s. H. W. Frette Bend, 1nd v FOR ADOPTION, CUTE LITTLE months old. Hamilton street f hair cutting to the mencing Monday 3R DID LIST HOUSES FOR RE wn-x(x-.l‘: WEAD. 1873 COUPLE, ark Ad WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED nice cool room with board near Hanscom p References exchanged. No fancy prices. dress O 58, Bee. WANTED, BY TWO GENTLEMEN, LARGE cool room with all modern coaveniences, cen trally located, with or without board. and state price in reply. Address O 59, Ie K793 12% AN COTTAGE, WITH YARD: Kadress P 4, Bev K36 1 D BOARD IN by WANTED, MODF ‘must be cheap, aot far out. office. WANTED, ROOM OR ROOM A strictly private place, with home privieges young_gentle: sfranger in city. Adiress P 7, Bee. K862 1 B et STORAGE. FOR RBENT, FURNISHED HOUSE ‘and all conveniences: June 1 to October 1: ref- Erences required. 618 South 2ith. D-Ms22 14* NPARLY NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE bath, reduced to $13.50, WITH 33 Callfornia st. D520 ARY PAID ot ne POWDER TO THE . Steady employment, experience §75 monthly salary and expenses flir satisfactory addross at one coscerning yoursclf, U Chicago. B-TT4-12¢ SALES or com. 1f with particulars Chemical Works, STENOGRAPH SRS, men and teachers desiring positions” in Texas are invited to address “The Texas Business Bureau,” J. W. Hudnall, propietor, Dall Texas, 1 —12 AGENTS EVERYWHERI TO SELL OUR office specinltien; stationery salesmen especially deslred, Exclusive territory given and perma- nent and profitable trade be establishe] Stationery, 9 Howard s WANTED, RIGHT AWAY, CAPABLE AND ic state manager who I8 able to invest our line of merchandise and take Imme tr. he state; salary $10 per month and part of receipts. For inform tlon address Merchandise, care Chas. Fuller's Adv. Agency, Chicago. B768—12" SALESMEN, TO SELL ARTIC ICE MACHINE: for refrigerators; guaranteed 75 per cent ch than jce; indestructible, everlastin charged ik storage battery; pources write for agent's discount, chine Co., Cineinnati, Ohlo. WANTED, SALESMEN EVERYWHERE FOR door (nam s ever made. Beveled adable in the dark; big Dunstan Mfg. Co. thave., 803 12¢ s re Ma- men of Artic B—<01 2 Chicago. [ WANTED, A EW NORTHERN CHERS for wouthern schools; § superintendents, principals, 4 pia mary, 4 vocal, 5 art & clocution, 3'Latin, 6 mathe s, with stamp, Co- Vanderbilt_ bidg. Nashville, B—797 12¢ WANTED, A OR_TRAVELIL man to ‘carry our su as o wide lie ommission. ~Address Imperial Ol and Gre d, Ohlo, B-MSOT 14* BALESM TO POWDER, We put our goods in glass pins. 36 month and_expenses, or commission. Chicago Baking Powder Co.,’ 767 Van Buren st Chi cago. B VERY DESIRABLE FURNI ciose In. 3. H. Sherwood, 423 HED, ¥ HOUSE, Life. D831 OR RENT. 1608 CASS STREET. D—MS26 14° §-ROOM FLAT opporite Jefferson square. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT; 6-ROOM modern, §25.00 per month, for summer. 8% Shuth Zst street DoMSH) 15+ FOR RENT-rUKNISHED ROOMS. STORAGE. FRANK EWERS, 1214 E‘A‘;mpfi' 2 BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, gov. bonded warehouse; household goods Towest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth STOVES STORED DURING SUMMER. 960. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair W M-378 PACIFIC STORAGE & & Jones sts. General storage and WANTED—TO BUY . A STOCK OF GOODS WORTH $4,000 Address M 19, Omaha Bee. N—MuS WANTED, o $6,000, RN ROOM, WITH BOARD, 2016 CASS. B MSG6-M18* ROOM WELL FUR- Call 2412 Cass street, E—-M233 WITH AL- S. 25th ave. M621 18% MOD NICE SOUTH FRONT nished, private family. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS cove; private family; modern, &0 5D ROOMS. 1418 DODGE, E—-M643 130 URNISHED FURNISHE FoR 04 RENT, NICELY 2ith street, ROOM. 37 1 LARGE FRONT ROOM, ISTH AND Dort, suitable for man’ and wife or two gen- temen, Call 219 N. 16th, or 18th and Daven- port. FOR RENT, ON SOUTH the park, 'furnished room in No other boa very quict and it Address with family home 11k Teferenc E—087-16 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Call at 2107 Douglas. TWO ROOMS PARTLY housckeeping. 2011 Burt street. RENT, 4 FURNISHED very cheap, for " second floor T ROOM, WITH DATH; NICE §18 South 1 - M837 RENT. FOR ROOMS FOR months. Turnishe FOR RENT, 2 OR 3 ROOMS, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, in- that fine residence. North- west corner’ 19th and Leavenworth st EMS3S 14 FURNISHED tern FURNISHED OR U modern _ conveniences; uth Twenty-fourth st ROOM reasonatle. 830 14 FUORNISHED KOOMS AND BOARD MES-26% WANTED_TRUSTWORTHY REPRESE) tves. $18.00 weekly guaranteed. Shepp & Box 78, Phila. B MS19-1 BALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO DEALERS: per month salary and expenses. Outfit Reply with ¢ stamp. Figaro Cigar Chicago. B WANTED—GOOD MEN TO HANDLE LUBRI- “ecating, lnseed and paint olls alone or as a Bide iine, Address No. 105 Genessce ave Cleveland, O. B--M805-13* THRER NEWS AGENTS FOR TRAINS, GOOD day_runs; also col salary paid. & Corbett, 1314 Fa 13~ MS ®_TEAMSTERS ON RAILROAD WORK IN South Dakota; free pass; ship Monday § a. m. Kramer & O'Hearn labor agency, 1ta and Farnam streets, —————— WANTED— FEMALE HELP. ARE YOU HONEST, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS? 16 s, engage with us for 1dg5; $0 a month $3,600 & year; you can make it easy; six hours & day. Our agents do not ‘complain of hard times. Why? They are making money selling ur Perfection Dish Washer, the only practical family washer manufactured; washes, dries and polixhes dishes perfectly in two' minutes; R0 experience necossary; & child of 8 operates it castly; cheap and durable; welght, thirteen unds; made of anti-rust sheet ste capac- iy, 100 ploces, $10,000 for ita eaual; every fam- ily’ wants onc; you don't have to’ canvass; as Boon: s people’ know you have It for sale fhey mend for a d'ah ‘washer: each agent’s fertitory protected; mo_competitio nish sample (welghs six pounds) in nice case to lady agents to take orders with; one agent made $21453 first ten days. Address for full particulars Perfection Mfg. Englewood, COM3 WANTED-FIFTY GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS of work. Canadian Employment Office. 1 Douglas strect. © WANTED, COMPETE: MUST BE od cook and laund . Mrs. T. J. Rogers, 120 Park ave. C- WANTED. GIRL, FOR GE work; 2918 Dodge stieet C ROOM, Douglas, BOARD AND ROOM, $4.30 WEEK. FURNISHED without board. 15 NICELY FURN WITH ORt WE WILL BUY CHEAP HOMES AND RESI ‘dence lots anywhere in the city. Must be bar Bajs. Reed & Selby, Board of T CLOTHING, GENTS' Arnstein, 1303 Doug N—M706 J§ WANTED—TO BUY A FIF S FAMILY horse; must be good_ styl e for Address 065 sz STOCK ings, strect OF hats and shoes FOR SALE—FURNITURE. MONLY TO LOLN—REAL ESTATE HONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N. Y. LIFE, loans at low rates for choice security in Ne- braska wnd Iowa farms or Omaha city property. W—891 IMPROVED OMAHA Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik W38 D OMAHA Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam W--359 INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO., 10 WALL ST. New York, offer any part 100,000 eastern in- vestors' nimes, who have money to invest; Just compiled. Write for particulu W MONEY TO LOAN ON real estate. MONEY TO LOAN_ON IMPROV property. AGENCY U. 8. MORTGAG loans to Pusey & Thomas, Council Blufts office. Wis2 . A. STARR, 515 N. Y, LIFE, Se s o P W88 IMPROVED CITY LOANS AT LOW EST RATES, H. H. Harder & Co., ground floor, Diee bldg = W M MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE at 6 per cent. W. B. Meikle, 1st Nat. ik, bidg W39z MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. 0. F. Davis Co., 1506 Farnam st. W LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROV property. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 182) F CITY LOANS MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture, planos, hor wagons, or any Kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, which you can .pay back at any time or 'in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANT Room 4, Withnell block. MONEY TO LOAN ON horses, wagons, etc., no removal of guods: FURNITURE at lowest rates in city’ strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any time or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, 506 16th BNAPS, 5 TO 6 MILES FROM OMAHA P. O 40, 80 or 120 acres, Improved, $30.00 per ncre; 200 acres, $35.00 per acre; 260 acres, $40.00 per acre; § 10-acre tracts, §16.00 to §100.00 per acte. Must be sold. §40 N.' Y. L. bidg. RE--M24 WANTED-WE CONTROL FARMS, STOCK farms, ranches, wild lands and city property in all parts of Texas, which we can exchunge at low cash values for stocks of merchandise of all kinds; write us, and state cahtacter of your merchandise, it value and what yol want to _exchange for, Address, inte Davis & Co., real estate agents, Fort Worth, Tex. RE—M565 12 FOR SALE—LOT 14, BLR 3, BAKER PLAC This lot Is 50x128, south front, near car; will sell cheap on easy monthly payments to' right party. Also lot 2, fn Buckeye Place, and lot 1, blk 6, Poppleton Park. Take a look at th lots and If they suit you call and 1 will make price and terms to suit, Geo.B. Tzschuck, Hee office Omaha. RE- M. 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM- telephone 225 i ar, 1417 Farnam st C. W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 16TH 8T, C. E. MORRILL “ien painting, Harker bik.: t STRICAL, ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- ors for electric light and moior plants an hinds of electrical construction, Western Bupply Co., 1515 Howard st —— CARPET CLEANING. CHAMPION STEAM CARP] 78720 8, 1th 8t Tel. 655, guaranieed, U. 8 G. Kuhn, Mgr.; Pat Ward, foreman 125—M22 FARM LANDS, C. A ar line, ice only balance (hree years. A beauti- at lcss than half value. 1702 Farnam_street R E—684-12 $2,00000 BUYS A NICE 5-ROOM COTTAGE ON orth } finest location_in clty. © Ad- dress O RE-Mi01 120 FOR SALE OR TRADE, A GOOD FARM CON. talning 400 acres in east central Nebraski good sol’, good Improvements, plenty of rain and good' large crop doing well; good rellble tenant in charge; will take in exchange a good stock of fresh and merchantable groceries, part money and perhaps some time on a part; thia 18 a good chunce, and with the present ‘pros pects will soon be taken up. For further particulars address P. O. box 12, Columbus Neb. Riz—MT15 16¢ FOR SALE, TROOM_COTTAGE and lot, cloge in, $1,100, easy terms; 6-rc cottage near High school, $2100. A few ba gain at and _improved residence prop. erty. C. C. Shimer, 21 N. Y. Life. RE-762-12 today; 450, $100 cash, ful‘jotfor a Fidelity Trust C ODERN _COTTAGE, 82 N TOOM B great bargain., Address only $3,700.00; e EW 6-ROOM COTTAC $1,90.00, Clark and 1, Be BW COTTAGE, COR. 30TH AND st., cellar, © . _city water, only Sni'l Burns, 1318 Farnam. RE—T8) IN NORTH PART within mile_circle everything modern ete, Owner leaving ddress O 41, Bee. RE—773-12 LOTS, Wx127 BACH, ON AME avenue, one block west of motor. Finely lo- cated. Taken on foreclosure of mortgnge Price $250 each. Very easy terms. These Iots were 8ol before at $800. Stringer Gue, Room M, Frenzer block. RIS—M771—13% FOR SALE-G-ACRE TRACTS NEAR SOUTH Omaha, $150.00 per acre, 2 qcres on proposed $300.00 per acre. 16 acres northwest and. near ITLY 10-ROOM HOM of city, beautifully located, Gas, water, electric bells stone walk: Bargain for cash. A boulevard, southwest, Military and car line, § on electric paved 50.00 per block 1, Potter's add, West Omaha on 25th st., north of F front foot. Lot with' four-room 0th st., $500.0 Lot with fiv sey ave., $500.00 Lot with five-room $1,200 00, Vacant lots and houses and of Omuha and acre property lue. rge company, cor. rnam, $67.00 per house on Martha, near »m house near 30th and Lind house, 3ith and Burt sts., lots in at all prices parts much 16th and Far. RE—MS15-19 WE HAVEN'T TIME TO GIVE YOU A a8 we close at 1 p. m. Saturday, but Uhe ¥4 feat Just east of patace barn, Davenport; make us an offer, Have o niee building 1ot for $400.00, acll 'you o S-room house (o put on it for 4250 1t You want to trade come'in and sce us; look at our Windew: remember we never offer any- thing but genuine sna) M. B COLE CO., 106 North 15th 1L M40 15 nam. LIST, look at 17th and and_can B. HADDOCK, R ALE, ACCOUNT OF REVOMAL TO New York, will sell all the furniture. ete., of a 10-room house, cheap. Call at 8. 20'h ave. FURNITURE OF AN for sale; roomers pay the house. Address O 02, o ——— FOR SALE- HORSES ,WAGONS,ETC HOTELS. MONEY TO LOAN pinncs. Fred Terry WE WANT SOM business states AL IN OUR re operating now in_three our business \s paying over 100 per cent; ‘we invite your Investigation. For full particul call on or address our agents. H. E. Cole Co., 106 N. 15th Y—M332 13 B, A STYLISH SINGLE DRIV , gentle ladies’ sorrel horse. Dic man avenue bar MTLS 12 FOR SALE, ONF one side buckb quire from 1 TOP BUGGY AND ard and workin to 2, or 6 p. m., 4 HORSE, horse. In T P33 12 on 13¢ HORSE AND B FOR Kadress O 61, De 3 SURRE $85.00. FINT trade. TWO-SEAT condition fornia st BAY WELCH . 5 YEARS OLD, GRAND, Stylish, sound safe. Apply L. 1. Droke: i Park ave, P-MS1L13 FOOT RIDING HORSE account of lex SAL M7 CANOT and family GOOD 341 Cali- P21 12 A FINE SINGLE sale very cheap, Grant. AND rlages, CARRIAGES; SPEX extension and Duggles, phaetons, carts and harness. your stuff to me to sell for you. 3th and Dodg top ing CAN FURNISH GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR two gentlemen_nice room, good board, private famify. 2415 Cass stroet 60 14 ROOMS WITH BOARD. UTOPIA, 1 vort. St. 10815 COOL. FRONT ROOMS. HILLSIDE, iSTH AND Dodge. M47 130 BELEGANT FURNISHED With board. 1914 Farnam st. FMSI0 14 TO REM ROOM FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE WIRE, BETTER and (heaper than wood. J. J. Lcddy, 403 S. 16th, Q—MG51—Mayle BRIDGEPORT ORGANS 17 §. 17th. Q319 COMBINATION HOG _ AND Chas. R. Lee, 9th and Douglus Q350 WEGMAN PIANOS, Woodbridge Broe., 1 HARDWOOD chicken ferice. TWO PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS WITH board, 08 Farnam st. M§0-13% THE STANDARD CATTLE CO., AME NEB., has 400 tons good baled hay to sell. Q-MiT2 FURNISHED PARLO] FURNISHE] rooms for light N. and Burt, BOARD AND ROOM 0.0 per_month ; ALSO housekeeping. UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT FOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 11 Doko street Gatio dee ROOM, 2ND rooms_furnished, nt, LARGE FRON unfurnished; also nice rn, private family, low r THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHF all modern; references required. ee. ROOMS, UNFUR- 2419 Dodge st. G834 12 FOR RENT, 2 FRONT nished; all modern eniences. FCR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILD- ing, §16 Faroam street. This building has fire proof cement basoment, complete steam heating fixtures; water on all floors, gas, etc. Auply at the office of The Bee. 1010 ~ AGENTS WANTED. GIRLS AND genteel work from $50.00 ¢ A WEALTHY LADY OFFERS ladies in_search of emp nt, which will enable (h make $100.00 per week; this (Mer will not last loag: & rare chance for ambitious women: write for particulars, Address Yale, Box V, Chicago. % INTELLIGENT LADY WANTED TO RE RE sent ua in this vicinity. Gocd Inducements to the right party. Address Tculnrs, e Gem Placket Fast r. Box 1550, Boston, Mass. (s LADIES TO W weekly To, a1 UK FOR US AT HOME; $5.00 Bo canvassing: send » 16th street, Denver, O WANTED, GIRL TO DO _GENERAL work i’ small family. Inquire at 1404 South Wb st T2 ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW HOURS LI ure each day should write mie at once, rega ing pleasant home work which casily pays 318 weekly. This is no deception and will certainly PAY you to investigate. Reply with stamped ivelope, Mre, §. L. Stebbins, La r oo Ty WANTED. A CHRISTIAN WOMAN TO CARE Zov child seven months; good wakes to right Address, with references, O 61, Hee. C—823 12 A LADY HAVING SOME KNOWLEDGE OF art matters, of of an artistic turn of mind, wanted for a position where ability and in- dustiy are appreciated and paid for. Inquire between 9 and 12 at room 13, Crelga- ton of R. H. Newton. C-784 120 person. WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE tstie officia day 5¢; inquire nst MOST AR ornament; sample Clevela J—MT54 13% “THE NEW EDUCATIC 18 THE MOST useful school work ever published; hundreds of agents wanted o sell to school boards. The Diamond Litho Publishing company n apolis,. Minn. J-M753 13 AGENTS TO SELL OUR TAN- taneous, water-tight garden hose coupler; sells at sight; no tools required; liberal comm/ssion send for partculars. Aduns & Westiake Co Chicago, M9 1 LOCAL AND TRAVELING AGENTS patented speclalty; sells o business 100 per cent profit; sea) for clroulars and Automatic Account File Co., Quincy, JMTIS 13% WHY DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD times, when any womna of man can make from §5 to §10 & day easily. All have heard of the wonderful of ihe Climax Dish Washer; yet my apt to think they ci make money selling it; but anyone can make money, because every family wants one. One agent has made $478.36 in the last three month ter paylng all expenses and ular business beside vass; 68 soon & I sale hey send for Dish Washer. Address the Climax Mfg Co., 4§ Starr Ave., Columbus, Ohlo, for particulars 7 $5 TO #0 A WEEK CLEARED SE ware; y every week; outfit, Yoo; catalogue free. Central Supply Co., Cinclnnati, 0. J— WANTE for new men; terms. 1. WANTED, TYPEWRITER OF SOME EXPERI- caretul and with some speed. Address, experience and salary desired, P 2. He C—839 13 E HYGEIA COR- best selier profits; easy work. ~ Cal freo by sending to Western Corset Co., St. Louls, Mo. a— FIRST-CLASS OAK DAR OUTFIT; ORIGIN- cheap; must sefl. Address ally cost $1,000.00; 0 2, Bee. QM2 FOR SALE INQUIRE Brandels, Store, THOROUGHRRED LIGHT BRAHMAS AND Binck Langshan egis, $1.50 per 15, or $5.00 D 100; Cockereln, $2.00 cach, Address F. Contor and 534 street, city. Q- HAND BILLIARD Inquire room 314, 3 A PET DE Boston ER. SALE, SECOND table in good condition. First National Bank 1. FOR 82 SWEET PO’ Der 1,000; tomatces, and Gra POTATO PLAM $.00. James Whe'an, QM43 130 L CASH REGISTER, Sth FOR SALE—A NATIO! $125.00 machine, 30 keys, detail adder, walnut case, has been used 1 year: will sell for $50.00 Address communication, Mueller & Schuster, Q—M804-15 AN UPRIGHT SOHMER Address P' 3, Bee office. Q YELLOW HEAD PARROT THAT TALI with cage, $15. 400 South Eighteenth street, Council Bluffs. Q842 12 FOR SALE, CHEAP, A room house, large barn, shade and fruit trees will take some cash and r nee in Clay county, Neb. 400 South Eighteenth street, uncil Bluffs GOoD MII Address 1 PIANO. MRS 180 COZY HOME, FIVE: depot, cheap. CLAIRVOYANTS MRS. DR. H. WARREN CLAIRVOYANT, liable business medium, Sth year at 119 N. RE. 16th. 351 CLAYTON, CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD reader, ~Reads cards like an book. Tells your mission on entering. 22 1th MME. —M507 169 TRAORDINARY; THE trance medium of {he present rlife from the cradle to the grave makes marriage no failure: photo of wife oF husband st through mail, 'with life chart, $2.00. Bend mge and lock of hair; all letters for information containing 4 cents in stamps promptly answered. = Electric and massage the & specinlty for health. Mrs. Dr. A Leon, 412 N. Mth street, Omaha, Neb. S—Mes2 14 MRS, FRANCIS KEENE, CLAIRVOYANT AND Independent slate writer, gives advice o all matters of importance, such s business, love affairs, marriage, divoroes, lawsuils, etc., lo- lost or stolen goods, reunites the sepa- 4, brings speedy marriages, removes stu biing bocks and bad luck of all kinds. 1 Farnam street s ARRIVAL est dead tells MABBAGE, BATHS, MATZAM SM JSTH, 2D FLO 3; magnetic, vapor, alcohol, and sea bath ETC. ROOM 0 SELL; GROCERY GOOD LOCA- tion, cheap, fixtures and stock complete, butcher shop_attached. Address, H. 1. Bur nam, 617 N. Y. Life Bidg.,, Omaha, Neb. Y-M923 M2 WITH pays W. up: TOCK WANTED, smail 0t LADY OR GENTLEMAN pital to invest in a business ! 90 per cent, no competiti n. State hotel, 1310 Douglas street, stair Y6 I MUST HAVE MONE will 0.00 first ska land, 1 Address O 4 WITHIN mortgages, xes paid, Tee. REPRES town and city to seil the Clark's Red ( fure’s wonderful remedy. territory, Figh gents for U, covertn; for ¥ ABL| very cure and dicinal Write for ge: no John Wagne W . TO body nd Island Neb. LOAN MONEY TO E ; 15 to 1100, casy payments; alko ‘marriage benefit. -~ Cost $1 and stamp for particulars; agents ®_ Mutual Heneficial association, Va., Josiah Ryland, Jr., md auditor of Va.) A SMALL, goods and’ groc and low rent, ville, Ne FOR SALE, A SHORT ORD! and lunch counter, with latest fixtures and con- venlences, in good location, have a good brick doing a_good of health. Hay Write for par upw wanted. Iich- prosindent, 139 NE good Addrers I, OF DRY : good_location Tox 215, Louis- trad o. who will Todd & M ED—AN _INC od standing, in’ the whole s, desiiing o increase its capital, ¢ * sale $2,000 10 $5,00 worth of stock paying kood margin of profit. A good investment Prefer selling to a young man competent 1o fill a position and who desires to associate himself permanently With an estabiished and safe busin Reasonable salary. Good refer- required as integrity, ete. Address [ ¥ MS16-14 ALE FRUL ADE STA srner in Omab sons for Call at stand, 15th and Farnam. _MS3 13% aty In central Nebraska unprecedented sacrifice. Only Carlock, 1206 Farnam st 32 12 YOUNG MAN WITH $60 CASH TO ge of Omaha ‘branch ¢ of first @ manufacturing’ company. 8 and commission. Secretiry’ now here o complete arrangements; referénees. Address for per rview, P 5, He& office, V84 FOR EXCHANGE, ACIES OF CLEAR SELE i western land for exchange. Would put in some cash for desirable Omaha property. Fidelity Trust Company,” 1702 Farnam St. i 12 TH OMAHA LOTS for horses or cattle. IL H. Harder, Bee bufld- in. : P T — . FOR EXCHANGE, MO@DRRN HOTEL, THREE storfes, brick, beststawn in Nebraska; take farm lands. Ames Beal Estate, 1617 Farmnam st A M708 13 at an one-half cash; WE HAVE 8,00 FOR EXCHAS WILL TRADE DIGMOQNDS OR JEWELRY for n good second-hand bicycle. Call at Douglas street 2—-MT32 BIG TRAT Address O, WANTED ROLLER TOP DESK ®, Bee, 21213 ICLE FOR GOOD HORSE, 62 nk. 2158130 NEB. LAND, WANTED, B 190 ACRES brance, furniture for land. SMALL ENCUM horse and Vacant lot for room Rental property Shimes Y. ESTATE AND CASH 35,000 for dry goods trading_stocks. O, Z—M95 TO BXCHANGE, fo the amount of 3 or general merchandise; n ® T WANTEL graph for A N A hli\\‘bl; 2 CALL 1 bicycle. South Omaha Hee Z—804 ). FOR BALE—KLAL ESTATE. MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 121 DODGE. T—Méd1 20¢ ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY. RE-158 LADY AGENTS; RUBBER UNDERGAR- MOST _COMODIOUS BATH PARLORS IN ‘clty. Mme. Howell, 314 & 320 8. 150h; thoroughly “ciropodist practicad wid manicurist attendant PR WILL BELL IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS Omaha at prices that will surprise you, if Em:ulm o ey L HOTEL BARKER, 15TH AND JONES STS. 5 rooms at §1.50 per day. 5 rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rates o commercial t and board by week or month. F manager. AETNA HOUSE (BUROP: 18th and Dodge. Roums by velers. Room ank Hilditeh, 402 COR. or week. oy 403 BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. SHARES IN MUTUAL 6,7, § per cent when redéémable. 1104 Farnam L & B. AS PAY 3 years old, always st Nattinger, an A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Apply to Omaha L. & B, W. Nattinger, Sec. HOW TO G interest_on savi 5. Ass'n, 1704 Bee bldg. STRAYED OR STOL vaw-boned, Retur Whelan, Sth and Grace, LOST, LADY'S GOLD tween 18th and Dodg Leave at Hee office; liaves city Monday. HAY reward Lost EYE 5, BE and Loyd's opera’ house. receive reward. Party Lost-—$28 12 HORSE. M7di 13 AUCTION. JRY AUCTION 8 By order of the recelver the entire stock of BARBE, BE JICT & GOLDMAN, turers manufac of clonks and sults, at thelr stores, 237 to rket street, Chicago. Invento Consisting of $70,000.00 worth_woolens, silks, linings and tr $50,000.00 worth of made-up garme ‘such as cloaks, sackets, walsts, suits, skirts, ete., in the latest spring, summer and fall styles. This stock will be sold in lots to sult the tr 35 will be on exhibition with Catalogue on Monday, May I3. SAMUEL GANS, Manager, Western Salvage Wrecking Agency. P. GORE & CO., Auctio 16 1 BiCY DLE‘& M. 0. DAXO! VICTOR BICYCLES, THE FIN bicycles. Omaha Bicycle Co., 393 OF ALL . 16th sireet STERLING, BUILT LIKE A WATCH. emn Electrical Supply Co., 1515 Howard str SIBLE BALL SEE ] Relay Speclal. REMINGTON AND EAGLE. 196 8. 16th sircet. A. L. DEANE & CO. tall bicycles. 1116 F on easy payments, CRN BICYCLI SALE AND RE rmam street; bicycles sold em——————————————— MANTELS, GRATES AND TILES. WOOD MANTEL places, vestibules and large fl catalougue. Milton Rogers & Sons, Omaha. Mig ————————— T 00AL, D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED office to 209 8. 16th st., Brown block. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. NO No soot. 2,000 pounds of the 'best coal, $4.50, delivered. Just think have to pay that for dirty, sn you are interested in the fuel Bheridan ccal. 1605 Farnam street —_— DRESSMAKING. MRS, C. A. LUCAS HAS RETURNED AND opened pariors at 1609 Douglas steet, where she will be pleased o see her former friends. My T M5 for HIS COAL 00 MOKE Wyoming of it! You ky coal ques Mz RANT. Mg COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WILL MAKE engagements in families ut §1.25 per day.” Ad dress O 53, Bee M740 13 DRESS MAKING IN FAMILIES PASTURAGE, WE HAVE 160 ACRES OF DLUE GRABS PAS- ture for horses, board fence, wpring Water Barton & Phelps. Gilmore, o A W. Fheips & Son, 201 N. ¥. Lite bide, Tel. 1084 w3 "MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. TANIO AND " M0 DENTAL COLLEGE, 5 OMAHA COLLEGE DENT/ ' \nfirmary; dentistry at cost AL SURGERY, FREB 16th & Cap. ave 1 ———————————————————— SHORTHAND AND IYPEWR ITING VAN SANT'S SCHOOL FOR SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular it O BUSINESS NOTICES. D MIRRORS R DAMAGE ILVERED, 719 "DENTISTS, (ST, 200 BURT ST DR, PAUL, DENT NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S SALE. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the district court of Douglas county, Nebraska, entered on the §th of May, 1895, in'a suit pending In said court, wherein Willlam A. Wallace is plain- tiff and Wallace and company, incorpor- ated, {s defendant, I will on Monday, the Zith day of May, 1895, at 2 o'clock p. m of said day at the place of business of said Wallace and company, incorporated, at number 411 South Tenth street,in Omaha, Ne- braska, sell at public auction to the high- est bidder for cash all of the assets of said Wallace and company, incorporated. Sald assets conslst in _part of saloon bars, back bars, mirror frames, beer coolers, etc,, all being manufactured by the sald Wallace and company, incorporated, a complete out- At of improved wood working machinery, together with shafting and belting and two Detroft electric motors of fifteen horse- power each, the office furniture and fixtures and a lot of raw material and partially manufactured stock. Sald_property may be inspected at any time during business hours and the under- signed is authorized to sell all or parts of sald property at private sale at any time prior to the date fixed for public sale. 'Baid sale will be conducted according to the Instructions of the court embodied in the sald order which will be found In the office of the clerk of the district court or a copy of the same may be inspected on the above premlges at any time during business hours. JOHN JENKINS, M-11-17t m and e Recelvér. Proposals tor the Erection of a Two=Story Brick School o Notice Is hireby glven that the proposals for the erection of a two-story brick school house in the Independent School district of Silver City, la, I Mills county, state, of Towa, will be received by the under- signed at his office In Silver City, Ila., (where plans and specifications may bé seen), untfl 1 o'clock p. m. on the 6th day of June, 189. (Plans and specifications may alko be seen at Bell & Kent's office in Mer- rlam block, Council Bluffs, Ia.), at which time the contract will be ‘awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. The board re- serves the right to reject any or all bids L. 'W. HUFFAKER, Secretary School Board. M2 dit Proposals for itulding. NEBRASKA CITY, May 2 1895.—Sealed proposals will be recelved by “W. L. Wilson at the Nebraska City National bank, until 12 o'clock m., June , 1595, for the erection and completion of the new west wing of the Institution for the Blind at Nebraska City, b, Plans and specifications for the same an be seen at the office of the superintend- nt of the Institution for the Blind and the office of Kisher & Lawrle architects, Omaha, Neb. Separate bids will be received for the plumbing and gas fitting, and also steam heating. Each bid must be accom- panied by a certified check for $500. Th Fight is reserved to reject any or all bids and to walve any defect or Jnformality in any bid, By order of the board of trustee W. L. WILSON, by sident. 110t Notice. The annual meeting of stockholders of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rail- road company will be held at the office of the company in Omaha, Nebraska, on Fri- day, May 17, at 2'o'clock p. m., for the clection of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. J. B. REDFIELD, Dated April’ 30, 1895, May-2-d-16-t. Secretary. NOTICE. Parties having pawns with me will call for them within 30 days from May 11, as L intend to_go out of busite FRED MOHLE, 161 Show cases for sale, Farnam St. jawyers and solicitors. SUES & CO. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. enver Lixpress........ 9d0am Mont. & Puget §nd. Ex. 4:lspm o ver Expriss.... 4:100m Neir cal (except Sunday).. 7:45pm Lincoin Local (except Sunday).. 11:26am Fast Mall (for Lincoin) Daily. 1ICAGO, BURLINGTUN & Q.[Ar i, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omak Vestibule und 8t Louls Exprss.. Junction Local.. Fast Mall. 2:40pm CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.|Arrives Union_Degot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha 5 Limited ... 9:0am . ..Chicago 00pm Teaves [CHICAGO & NOR e Omaha|Union Depot, 10th & Mas 5. Omabia < Eastein Exp oo BBPM Vestibuled Limited.!11110 9idoam alley Local LU0 upn :4pm Chicago_Speciai 2:15pm Teaves | CHICAGO, R. 1. & PACIFIC. |Arries Gmanal Union Depdt, 10th & Mason Stv.| Omana - v TAE Express (¢x. Sunday)... §:5pm 4 Night 4 $:36am Chicago Vestibuled 1:3pm 3 WEST. Gkiahoma & Texas EX (ex 10:33am “Colorado Limited.......... 4:00pin C., STs P.. M Depot,’ 15th and We Nebiugka Passens Bloux City Express (ex T8t Paul Limited “F. E. & MO, VALLI Depot, 15th and Webs' Fast Mail and P {ox. Sat) Wyo. Ex. (vx, Mon.) Nortolk Express (ex. Sun “o....8t_Paul Expross am K. C.,57. 1. &C. B TArr.ves |Unien Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Kansas City Day Express..... 5:30pm Night ¥x. via U, P. Truna. 6i%am MISSOURI PACIFIC, Depot, 1th and Webs'er Sts. | Omata St Louls 6:00ar St L 6:08pm Nebraska Local (ex 9:00am BIOUX CITY & PACL Depot, 15th and Webs er Sts St FPaul Limited 10:82am Leav SIOUX CITY & PACIF |Arrives Gmana,Union Depot, 10th & Mason Bts.[ Omaha Gidbam........8loux City Passcnger. 5:aipm .5t Paul Limited... Leaves | NION PACIFIC Oumana|Union Depot, 10th & Mason 8t 10:00am..... rmey Expross 2:00pmn. . lana ~ Hyer 2:00pm. Bieat'ce & Stromsb'g Ex Pagific kxpre Fast_ Mail i0:15am. . 4:35pm. k. 4:35pm 2:45pm. Leaves |C Omana €:86am...... Omaha am. .. Atiantic §:00pm & O, |Arcives wer Sts. | Omaha @aiy).... 815, Sun.). 11 $20pm > 10:85ar _6:10pm.. Arrives Omahal 2:10pm.... 2:10pm §:06am. 6:10pm Leaves| Arrives Omaha| 040am 9:30pm 6:10pm TTArrives | Omata Leaves Omahal [EUTY pin b [Arrives | Omana 3:46pm $pm AINS OF THE (NEW A, P, A, International Aesociation Lays Down the Objects of Its Organisation, VCICE OF THE PEOPLE THE SUPREME LAW Declaration of Principles Deals with Gene eralities and Calls for & Fratern Unlon Hetween Races Where Clvillzation Is 1 MILWAUKEE, May 11.—The following la the complete declaration of principles of the new International A. P. A., as adopted a. the sesslon of the supreme council today: Declarations of Principles, Alms and Pure poses of the International’ American Pro- tective Association Recognizing that the political and moral advancement of natlons de ds as much upon the general intelligence and devel ment of mankind and governments univers sally, as upon the moral, political and phys~ feal” perfection of the units composing nae tonalities, and also Recognizing that universal human perfecs tion can nly be attained through more complete international social and political {ntercourse than that which at present obe tains, and furthe Realizing that the progress ment of constitutional governments are wills fully and selfishly obstructed by certain or ganizations claiming universal recognition, and which, through the completeness of th ems of organization, exercise a more or less universal jurlsdiction to the detriment and injury, as well of constitu= tional soverelgns an governments as the subjects and peoples thereof, and Belleving that the furtherance of human freedom and progression 1s most speedily and best accomplished by the maintenanc of constituted authority, and abuses of ll!\x infringements upon the rights, privileges and libertie of individuals can only be medied by constitutional enactment and lawful protest, This, the first congress of the Interna- tional Protective assoclation, held this 1ith day of May, 185, hereby formulates the following declaration of principles, aims and_purposes of incorporation: DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES, 1. The volce of the people, intelligently and justly expressed, s the supreme law. 2. 'The perfection of all law is the recoge nition of the right of local self-government, 3. The right of freedom of conscience, of intelligenc e specch, free press and ‘the prerogative of unrestricted private judgment is bevond all question. 4. In defining and enforcing the laws, and in the definition of its jurisdiction and powers, the state I8 supreme. 5. All institutions of an ecclesiastical character, claiming temporal dominion or the right to define the extent of their ownt jurisdiction, are inimical to all forms of constitutional government and are a mens ace to the perpetuity thereof. 6. The intellectual and moral advances ment of the world Is best expedited by a sound and fraternal union between all peo- ples and races whose civilization Is "the highest, and whose liberty of consclence is the mokt perfect; and the welfare of man- Kind is best enhanced and preserved by the continuance of a lasting peace between all races and peoples opposed to the efforts of selfish and soulless international and uni- versal ecclesiastical and financial corpora tions to disturb the harmony of universal brotherhood by the rude alarms of barbars ous, dehumanizing and enslaving war. AIMS AND PURPOSES. 1. To_ establish throughout the clvilized world the principles of the organization by all proper and lawful means, 2, "To uphold the right of self-government harmoniously with the best interesta of the whole, To secure and maintain the supremacy the state as expressed by the voice of the people. 4. 'To assist with our moral support all people in_thelr efforts to secure and pers petuate the enactment of legislation, based {pon, the broad principles of constitutiona iberty. 5. To resist by all lawful means, all at- tempts made by the enemies of peace and international harmony, of freedom of speech and consclence, to precipitate war or engens der hostile feellngs between all nations, wherein branches of the organization may e established e MONEY NO OBJECT. and develope Heary Clay Told the Sort of Whist Partner He Was. “One of my boyhood recollections,” said General Wade Hampton to the Chicago Times-Herald, “refers to Henry Clay. He was a frequent visitor at my father's house in South Carolina. Both Clay and my father were ardent whist players, and notha ing was more to their minds than the cols lection of a brace of gentlemen equally ads dicted to whist, and then the quartet would play for hours. While th name of whist might serve to imply a gan where silence reigned, my father and didn’t plaj whist that wa hey exulted audibly ovel a success, and did not hesitate when they were playing as partners to violently point out mistakes the other had made, and at- tributed defeat to the other's Ignorance and utter lack of natural telligence, Indeed, on occasions particularly trying they weré even known to apply hard names to one another. Thig they ‘did in no slanderous spirit, but to brighten up and sharpen theé wits of the other to the improvement of the game. As they wer: sitting down to a game as partners one evening, Clay re= marked ey way we talk to ench now, at the outeet, Is for each of us to ‘put up $2) to belong to the one who is first called hard ames by the other. If you asasil me the is mine; If 1 forget myself you take oney it “My father readily agreed. He (el n o mild,” agreeable mood. He was confident he would never again be a prey to the slight- est impulge to speak harshly t his dear dear friend Clay. And, V des, it was his recollection that Clay was the mam who raged and did the loud talking. So my father cheerfully placed $20 on top of Clay's. He thought it ‘'would be a good lesson to the blue grass orator to lose it As they proceeded with the game Clay made F0n13 excessively thick-headed nd Hl-advises Plays. He led the wrong cards; he trumped Fhe Svrong tricks: he did everything idiotia in whist that he well could. My father's blood began to boil. As he and Clay lost game after game h wrath ran higher and higher. Still he bit his lip and Nllfl'l:rr(\ in silence It went on for hours, until Clay made some play of crowning in beetlit which lost him and my father the vent! Rarne, Flesh and blood could stand no KAl My father sternly pushed the $0 over to Clay Why, ald Clay, op<ning his gray eyes with a look of Innocence and an zement, ‘why do you do that? ou have t sald & vord." o il Koing to tell you, abject idiot, " the that ever dealt a 1 repeat It, you are the — in'my lite!' " A BOUND STORY. Congressmun Tawney lilustrates the Money Question What has brought confusion and annoys to the silver men is a story that Reps resentative Tawney of Minnesota has been telling, and which reflects on the silver wen, Mr, Tawney's story follows: Out in my district there Is a good deal of swamp land, and at night the musical croak of the frog can be h ukh the land. One time & stranger to tha purt of the country. He wandered around Nmong the swamps and listencd to the frogs. Finally he decided that it would be 4 good idea to catch some of the frogs and “ell them. His heart bounded high with hope, and he went to the proprietor of the hotel and sald: Don't you ot (g ] “he proprietor sald that he Ald not know in world he would do with o many, the fellow persisted. He sald Well, make It a wagon load.’ “The hotel man sald that he for them, but that he might dozen or so. All right,' them in tomorrow. “The next day he wandered into the hotel with four little frogs' legs and a sickly smile on his face. The proprietor looked at him and sald 1 thought 'he fellow be dead easy W making could find.' “That, great outrage the other, and my idea restorted my father, ‘but I'm sir, that you are the most most boundless imbecile hand at whist. Yes, sir fool 1 ever met Phase of want to buy a carload had s no us about & ‘1 will bring sald the fellow, you could get a carload! said: ‘I thought that would from all the noise that the: out there, but this is all says Mr. Tawney, “ls with the sliver men. They ‘are making & great fuss, but when you go to look for them @ few stragglers are all that can be found.” the way s e Carneglo’s Men Demand » Ruise, PITTSBURG, May 11.—The 1,600 exployea of the Carnegle company plant at Braddock yesterday made a formal demand for a raise ranging from 10 to 20 per cent. The company was given until the 16th 10 make answer, The company had evidently anticipated such a move and had enough pig metal at th mill to keep it ln operation for more thad & ok .