Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1895, Page 14

R oo Advertisements for thewe eolumns he taken wntll 1250 p. m. for the evening and untll 8 p. m. for O morning and Sunday editions, Adveriisers, hy requesting & nume bered chicek, ean have anwwers ad- Areaned to n numbered letter in care of The Bee. Answera no addressed will be delivered npon presentntion of the cheek only, Mntes, 1 1-2 ¢ n word fieat fusertion; le a word nie taken for less Thewe WANTS PLACT TO EARN TOARD L:lxv’.( attending Om. Dusiness Col,, 15 & Farnam A-3T3 SMAKING: WILL MAKE EN e tall at $1.50 p the fall a TR ARTIETIC DItk Ercemiita now for Addross A 59 1 ¥ bk BY YOUNG LADY OF ABILITY AND EXPE. By O N ity teacher ta. private puplia: best %, Address A 60, Bee. A—MGST 9* TO WORK MORNT of referen: LADY WANTS PLAC ‘and evenings for Do 11y, Teferences exchanged D pUS or In store. References sails- fixed after trial and proof of Address D 1015, 7th avenue position to_ travel factory, Salary enpacity for place D, LIVE, INTELLIGE clubs of th Orchard Hoy tral Mississippi ingg vou cola winds, no p_faiures 3 crops cn sed each yea o thore is no such thing as fafl- ure i a man, will work onc-lialf as hard as he dics In this country, Cool summers, mild win- and garden Tiest rallway 1617 279 crops of fruit on earth. Ames, general agent. wt, Omaha. B MAHA Ot TAKE in Nebraska as genernl agent of an #ick, aceident and death benet and endowment association, Prudential rred. Call after 9 a. or addross t, 304 Paxton block. B--M250_ A GENTI TO WORK C tereitory Omaha year IMA. m., OF NEAT ADDRESS FOR OUR Wl e inatricted and paid. while ik B-M73 810 ACT1V! city tr Tearning. de. Good territor Farnam. Ralesme tailors, 161 000 TO $10.00 SALARY o cigars; experience not iicements o customers. Louis, Mo WANTED, A 00D ALL Wt once, Call on or address A. River, Neb, 3 AT ONCE, TWO EXPERI Aress to A 20, Tee. M - w PERIENCED AND PRACTICAL A gurdencr, 1, Haas, 1813 Vinton st AROUND TAILOR Heyde, Wood 1M 13 florist a NTED, A PHYSICIAN WHO FOR PI position. A 40, Bec. MO8 BALESMAN WANTED--A ‘call on physicians only, (o repres fmportant new surgieal work; good mtate age and experience. P. adelphin, Pa. BOOKKEEPERS,: § ERS, siticns ‘in T chers desiring to_nddr W. Hu men o are Bu nall, ST SELLING on the road; ifornta 2 8 SMEN FOR 1 wines and_cigar 1so side line ni T-CLA! JING_MEN A0 expenes, The D, A. 101 Colorado fve.. 1653 80 WANTED_SALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO deklors, $53 10 313 monhly and’ expenses; ex- orlence tnnecessary. Superior CIERT Co., 1 i B8 WAN N, GOOD SAL- 3D, FIR 3,000 g ver Medicine Co., 'ANTET Figaro Cigar Co., Chicago. WANTED—EXCLUSIVE SERVIC Catholic man epresent O, own_locality, $75 per month. C.P., 618 Garden City, Block, Chicago. I YOU WANT LIGHT WORK THAT PAVS big, write quiclg to H. A. Kepler, Farmers and Merchants Insufance Bidg., Lincoln, E\-h AGENTS WANTED, $0 WEEKLY; IRRIDES- Gent slgny and advertising speclalties: §5 outfit free, "R Bimw & Ca,, Washington, D, C. A NEW IDBA FOR MAKING MONEY EASY. 'Bend me your name at once. Novelty Co Port Norris, N. J. B- WANTED SALESMAN FOR CALIFORNIA ‘wines; $100 per month and expenses; caance for advance; commission if preferred;’ no exper ence required. Address, en 5 W, osing § A. Vandercook Co., San Francisco, stamps, BALESMAN WA tieman, one acquainted in vikiting wholesale grocere and dr take agency for sale of high grad: ek soap as side line on commission. Al reference required. Addrees E. J. Lavino, Philadelpbia. 1HOTO PRIN MUST ing some; young man under Leschinsky, Photog- B—641-8 WANTED--GOOD understand ¢ twenty-five pr rapher, Grand NEWS AGENT: RE day run; $16.00 to Jas. Esberg, 1314 BALESM or otherwike. :N, TO DRUG TRADE, SIDE LINE 5.W. Knight, 217225 State st., Racine, Wis. B-663 §° WANTED, GENTLEMAN STENOGRAPHER and Remington operator; must have clean record and be competent, Address A &’;‘ l;:;:.' WANTED, COMPETENT _ ABSTRACTER; Wate experfence and salary wanted. Lock box 72, Sloux City, la. B-M6s2 130 WANTED, MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHIL- dren to work on farm. Apply at Market res- taurant, 21skand Cuming, September 1 B-Mago 9 XPERI- WANTED, TWO FIR: enced traveling “salesmen. elry und Silverware Co. .00 PER 1000 FOR DISTRIBUT! ts. pamphiets, etc. Enclose dc. ertising assoclation, Chicago. “CIRCU - LABORERS FOR CAMBERIA, WYOMING, $1.5) r day; work guaranteed; free transportation. Kramgz & 0'icarn, 1130 Parnam street. @ 1—Mb BALESMAN, EXPERIENCED, TO SELL AS side line or exclusively amusement games to Jobbers and dealers in Neb., Address, with ref., Hamilton & Myers, Middietown, Pa. o B-T7.2 8¢ FOR NENT-NOUSES, ARLING, BARKER BLOCK 4 D241 HOUSES IN ALL PARTE OF THE CITY, -THE O. F. Davin Company, 1000 Farnam. D32 WOUSRE, BENEWA & €O, 103 N, 15TH ST " -l 5 1. B. COLE & CO., LARGEST LIST IN OMAIIA, -2 HOUKER, #. K. LROOM wireet T MODERN “walk from court hous THOUSES; 5 MINUTES Twom 25, Bar SN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, DE- es, barn, 2611 Plerce i T BIGHT ROOMS, uries Turner, 3316 NICE MO tactied; nice lawn, A COTTAGE Wr on 0tk near Fanam, C ¥ ——, —— AGENTSE WANTED RV ERE TO MAKE ¥ dally welling our aluminum novelties, look Iike II(V'?. ‘welghs one-quarter; untarnishable, fentherwelght, wonderful, newest out. !nmr. 10e. Catnlogiie free, Afuminum No s fl& Broadway, New York. J- L MATIIMONIAL FOR SALE<REAL BSTATE, AGEN LARGEST IN America: nend 10c for pRpet! p containing methods ana handreds of des tions, with residences: mwny wealthy and be introduced, Mr und Mrs, Dro Washington st., Chicage; s | v WANTED, EDUCATED YOUNG LADIES AND others having wpare time, for light work home; permanemt; oo canvassing; ho fake. Enclose_fc stamp for all necessary to begin. Chicago Press Clipping DBureau, 3 LaSalle st., Chicago. J—665 8¢ MEN AND LADIES IN SMALL TOWNS wishing to earn $25 a week easily, write us, We will explain, Mattoon & ¢ Ouswego, N. Y CASH PAID FOR YOUR NEIGHIOR'S AD- dresses; also newspaper clippings, $20 per M. Send gt AV Clipping Bureau, Mapier bik,, New York. Do HAVE YOUR WALL PAFPER CLEANED IY the dry process. Looks ike e, 223 Harney street, 1 ) 708 8¢ YOU BPECULATE?Y - FHEN SE roR gur book, “How to sgeculmte successfully o 1imited tharging in grain and stock markets Jiniigd fFras. L Cffmstooky: Hughes & Ca.. Rial building, Chieago. bty U--660 §* 1. G. Landis, U + N s WANTED, EVERYBODY WHO 1S BALD, LOS. ' {og thelp, Rtr or troubiid Swith, scalp disease, “t0 us for Tull wnd free Informatic how 1o eure It, by usime *“Baotah und Hanya: Medical Dispensary, Lock ox Cinelnnatl, 0. U667 8¢ RESIDE! 25 Ramge RESIDE n bricks, 23d & A. Starr, 815 N, DETACHED MoOT and_Poppleton; mod; & Sherwood ave. RENT, TO A FAMILY W children, ' that street, one block Can pay rent in part by boa:ding owner. quire on premises D Mi8§ 100 FOR RENT, COTTAGE, 4-ROOMS, 3TH AND Farnam stfeets. Milton Rogers & Sont, BRICK DWELLING, 14 ROOMS, venworth, Milton Rogers Sons. R RE 19th and Ls 4-room )—M605 14 OCTORER 18T, 6-ROOM MODERN pets and part of furniture for sale. e, D8 FOR RENT, 10-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN; newly gllt papered; 2 lots, nice lawn and trees, half block from street car line, at $10 per month; carpet and furniture for sale, 4913 Capitol ave. D618 iter street, stable. FOR RE house Address A DICTIONARY OF UNITED STATES I8 wanted by everybody; agents mol woek easily; one agent books in another 68 books in ki write ticualrs! outfit $1. Puritan Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. AGENTE, CANVASSERS, MALE Ot female; semething new in ladies® shoes of great merdt; big pay and _exclugive sale guaranteed Address Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., 435 Union st., Lynn. M J— WANTED—LADY sets are the be work. Catalogy Corset Co., 8t. Louls, Mo, STORY 350 por ar: £ HYGRIA COR- Big profits ; AGENTS sellors. WANTED, AGENTS FOR OUR ASDESTOS clay cooking ware, Wages $3.00 to $7.00 a day. Pay every week. Central Supply C: natl, Ohlo, 2 #.5 PER 1,00 CASH FOR circulars, Enclose de. U, 8. Chicago. DISTRIBUTING Distrib, Bureau, T AGENTS WANTING TO HANDLE A FAI speclalty should write to us. You can m $5.00 daily. Article just out. The Americ: Tel Arm Rest Co., Chicag 3720 § AGE TO SELL GRANDMOTHI TEA. Cures consypation, sick headache. Complexion beautifier, Write for terms, territory and sam- ple. Grandmothers' Remedies Co.,” West Ho- hoken, ] J &I COTTAGE, Hoth st OUR-ROOM CATI LOCA Inquire 620 8, D GOOD -ROOM COTTAGE, $10. 2138 80. 17 > NPORT, 1-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, ard, put in thorough repair. D627 8¢ EIGHT-ROOM FRAME DWELL- hard ‘wood finish, with all modern con- veniences, Ingluding f situated at No. 2714 _Half Howard et., $25 per month. Apply to Netherton Hall, room 507, 1st Nat. BK. R RENT, ing, NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE WI nice lawn, § room modorn pair, $15.00. 2812 Se WANTED=TO RENT. BY MARRIED COUPLE, TWO OR three furnished rooms for light housekeeping; give particulars, Hox Council Bluffs. * K—M607 9 SE WITH BARN, ON . Hawes, 2712 N. 24th. K620 8% BY PRIVATE FAMIL 1se, with stable; south of west of Twentieth. Wil make long F. H. Redington, stock § IR -ROOM MODIRN HOUSE d. Address A 63, this off WANT TO RENT, HO or before October'1. G. WANTED, TO REN' modern ten-room_ h Farnam, time ledse if suited. yards WANTED, A cottage prefe INE §-ROOM MODERN HOU h and 3016 Mason. ~ Humphrey, . TWO S. Life, FIV ROOM HOUSE, 2611 DOUGLAS. TWO TEN- street; rent FOR RI a N, 224 stry HOUS Enquire DSt 8¢ BRICK HOUSE; room and alcove coi all in first October 1. . B, Tzschuck, t. FOR RENT, SOUTH | s, besides lar, bath, bath possession g ulve 2605 Halt Howard, or G offic FOR RENT, -RO0OM HOUSF Inquire 422 . nodern house referen 4 OR .’\7I'A With modern con: WANTED, cottage 61, Be WANTED, TO RENT IMMEDIATE tage or furnisied rooms by res of 4. Address B 1, Dee. family —1725 8% o RFLUOUS HAIR.., WRITE FOR FREE Information how to remove halr permanently without afightest injury: to ekin; superior to electric needlt, Curtis Co., 186330 street, C cago. FRUIT LANDE IN GEORGIA ANU ALABAMA; provide for the futu buy & fruft farm in one of the healthiest n the union, where summer drouths and_w blizzards are un- known; payment of §70 first month, $80 second month, and $10 monthly, without (nterest, for thirty ' monihs, secures & fruit fract that will Insure an income to the owner of from $1,600.00 1o 800000 o year. 1t Ia Worth your time to Investigate this. No need to move south until frult tract s in beating, which will be thr y from pantirg. W o all the work nece, sary for non-residents. DPersona interested are Invited to call or nddiess rexident agent, Kel sey & Wood, western addrs Maquoketa, la.; southern address, Fruithurst, Alabama, RE-6045 8 THE — SOUTHLAND hardwood timber land, mostly poplar and onk, in northern Alabama. Estimnate 130,000,000 timber, 8,000 acres kood agrieuitural lan cellent. stock range. Healthy climte. Perfect title, Iine loeation for w colony, For sale, Address Franklin Duff, 1401 Unlon Trust B St. Louts, Mo, RE-64 FOR SALE. IF YOU EVER WANT A HOME in Omaha buy 1t now. A, P. Tukey RE-Mas4 10 MONEY TO -LOAN=REAL ESTATE. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST COL38 N. Y. LT Loans at low rates for cholee securit; W MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Tea) estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Parton blk W—300 IMPROVED OMAHA Co., 1702 Farnam, W01 I INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. O. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo, W2s8 $2,000,000; SURPLUS, $900,000. 8. Mortgage Trust Co., New York: for 6 per cent loans on city property. Apply (o Pusey & Thomas, agents, toom 7 First Nat. Bk Hidg. W—209 TOANS ON IMUROVED & UNIMPROVE ‘Broperty. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1820 F W TO_LOAN ON OMAHA fa ms. W. B. Miik'e, Omaha, W03 16 & DOUGLA W—923-81 SMALL AMOUNTS. “TO_LOAN ON Fidelity Trust MONEY nroperts . CAPITAL, CITY 6 PER CENT v real estate & N MO $2,000 TO $20,000. AD, SHORT TIME LOA Reed & Selly, 1603 Farnam, W49 MORTGAGE LOANS. LOW RATES, 3. D, Zittle, 16th and Douglas, Omah, W—M6SS-812 WANTE LOAN, $6,00.00 CASH; GILT edge, Omaha or vicinily seeurity requi Ad- dress A 55, Bee. W—657 8% MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL MONEY 40 LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, lorses, wagons, ete., at lowest ratés In city; no_removal of Koods; strictly confidential; you n pay the loan off at any time or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE ); LOAN CO,, 306 8. 16th_st, X—304 G. G, WALLACE, RENTALS, 312 BROWN BLK. L—M3d1 FINE 1 FOR RENT, FURNISHED VHIN—IUIUM HOUS all madren; three blocks from court ouse NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, 1910 DODGE street E—My92 2 ROOMS, WITH OR W children, 607 8. 25th avenue, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH ALCOVE suitable for two; board If desired 207 Cass street. - M489 10 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. 1516 HOWARD, E-Ms2 8¢ SHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE. ing, 1919 Dodge St. gle, with Sh'rman o FURNISHED ROC 115 So. FURNISHED ROOMS; DATH; water; rent reasonable. 224 N, FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. SQUTH ROOMS, SINGLE, ENSUITE, BOARD, &JDK Douglas. Fm396 s 30° THREE PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM single or ensuite; good board; all modetn con: Veniences; desirable location. ' A 42, Boe, T30 8¢ OR SINGLE GENTLEMAN board In a strictly priv Address P. 0. Box MAN AND WIFE, can find_roon no o FOR ONE OF $18.00. Address A 47, Bee., F- PRIVATE FAMILY WILL BOAR 35 month, front’ sulte of roc modern’ 1 minutes walk to P. 0. Refe . o o A 57 Bee. ROOMS AND BOARD $4.00 1 ER W hot and cold water. 2122 Harney. DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOM: or en suite, with board; referenc nam_ strect. STORAGE. STORAGE, FRANK EWERS, 1214 HARNDY. M—257 \REHOUSE CO., 91§ General storage and forwarding. PACIFIC STORAGE & W 910 Jones st. WANTED—TO’ BUY. - HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAGS, IRON, metal, rubber and bottles; car lots a speclait Chicago Junk House, 812814 Douglas. Omaha. N--947 FOR CASH, SECOND HAND UPRIGHT PIANO, firat-class condition; state maker and price. A 48, Bee. N—Moil 8¢ COAL HEATING its condition, and lowest Address A %, Omaha Bee, N—662 §% CHEAP _FOR AR SECOND-HAND — HARD stove; state kind, scash -price, SMALL COOKING RANGE, cash. Addres: 43, Bee. WANTED, TO BUY A ROLLING TOP a standing desk and large safe. Ed N. Brown, Council Bluffs. 721 8 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FURNITURE_AND BEDDING; LARGE AND small lots. 823 8. 10th . O—M437 14 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. GOOD BASE BURNER AND PHAETON FOR o cheap. Hox 67, Station B, P—oo6 §* FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. HARDWOOD chicken fence. COMBINATION ~HOG AND Chas, R. Lee, 9th and Douglas. Q289 ICE IN CARLOAD LOTS. CORRESPONDENCE wolicited. A. B. Nicholas, Council Biuffs, Ia. Q—M666-89 FOR SALE CHEAP—BIG LINE OF SECOND- hand bicycles. Omaha Bieycle company, 323 N. 16th street, Q31518 FOR SALE, LADY'S $100.00 BICYCLE, NEW, 0.0 Address A 82, Bee. Q6lh FOR SALE, AP, O DESK; FOUT CHEAP, CF drawers and felt top; also revolving chafr, i 8. 224 repair, R H 895 STERLING BICYCLE, I $75 cash. Address A 5, Bee. t Q658 8¢ OR good PLEASANT SOUTH FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE for gentleman and wife, or two single gentic- men, with board; private family. 2418 Cass. ¥ FOR SALE, PARAGON PAPER CUTTER, twenty-two' and one- half inch blade; will sell cheap If taken at once. WycKoff, Seamans & Benedict, Q693§ MONEY TO LOAN, 30, 6, % DAYS FURNI- planos, etc. Duft Green, room '8, Barker biock: KM644 ———— BUSINESS CHANCES, THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME—WANTED, a partner with from $500.00 to $1,000.00 in well organized, paying business in Omaha. Only responsible men anawer; £1,200.00 annual antecd. Address Y 10, Hee, Y- MERCHANTS WISHING. TO _DISPOSE _OF business call on J. J. Gibson, 817 18t Natl. bank, e 7 T Y--406 12,000.00—GENTS' FURNISHINGS, DRY GOODS, notions, cigars, etc. J,J. Gibson, 317 First Na: tional bank. Y—M350 + BEST MERCHANDISE 1N for land and cash ern Nebragha, or equivalent. Address S 29, care Bee. ALE, A CLEAN. STOCK OF nd furniture fn Westarn Towa. For tieulars address A 45, care Hee, Omaha, Neb Y—Mig$ 100 WANTED, A RELIABLE GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000.00;" ‘can manage paying business in Omaha; will pay $200.00 a month; reference exchanged. Address A'49, Bee. Y—M60y 8¢ FOR SALE OR TRADE, CLEAN STOCK OF [t les_for half cash’and balance trade, d- rems A, Bew i Pl DON'T MISS THIS OFPORTUNITY TO BUY wheat. It Is surely dragging on the bott All siatistics point to greatly higher prices. You will be paying 80 cents soon. No business presents such opporunities to make large profits on small investments as the grain and stock market now. Safe and sure plan. Twenty years' experience on Chicago Hoard of Trade and New York and Chicago Stock Exchanges Booklet free explaining. Faithful attention your orders. Lincoln & Co., Bankers an Brokers, 123125 La Sulle st., Chicago, 111 Y—635-8¢ $50—DURING THE PAST SEASON WE HAVE realized over §500 per week on our turf invest- ments. Write for particulars. Hudson & Co., Covington, Ky. Y—640-80 IF YOU ‘WANT TO MAKE MONEY WRITE Bogart, Borden & Co., grain and provision brokers, erman st., “Chicago, for dally market and othér information free. Natlonal Bank' references. Y— SUCCESS] book, per, ATION—SEND FOR OUR T explains the best method of trading in grain, stocks and provisions on limited margins. Al scalpers make money. Special fasilities offered to operators, both lnrge and small; also write for market letter published regularly, ' Lansing & Co., 114 Quincy treet Chicago. Mention this paper. g BARBERS, ATTENTION! WILL SELL OR rent three chair shop complete, county seat town In western Lowa, at a bargain, lox owa. NEW 1-ROC Sahlor street; $1,200.00. RE T LOT; WILLe T4 nent. A. P. Tukey i SALE, VAC Rorses s first pas MEDICAL. LADIES! CHICHE: US GNGLISH PENNY- royal Pflls (d/amond brand) are the best; safe, rellable; take no other; wend stamps, for particulars, “'Rellef for Ladies,” In leiter by return mail. At druggists. Chichester Chem- ical Co., U'hiladelphia, Pa. “THE LADIES' SAFE PROTE: protection, is easil able, and of anoth Speclalty CTOR" ASSURES dfusted, absolutely n without the knos leulars, La PERSONAL, HLOOD POI days; permaneat cure (s, 1) can_be nedy C: 0 West no pay; no failure, Madison st., Chicago. BICYCLES, 402 N. 16TH. 2 BLE BALL DEARINGS ON Relay Epeclal. Will Barnum & Bro., 120 N. 15t a12 . 2416 CUMING, 313 LE & GUN (¢ GRATES AND TILES. WOOD MANTE fireplaces, ve prices, TILES FOR floors; write for Milton Rogers & Sons, Omaha, 814 BORROW. WANTED, JORROW, years at 10 per cent. 5, Bee ofl $1.000.00 FOR TWO urity given. Address TO HOTELS, AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN), N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. 315 HOTEL BARKER, FRANK HILDITCH, MGR. 13th and Jones &ts.; So. Omaha and Sherman ave. cars pass the door. AMERICAN PALN. 75 rooms at $1.50 day; 5 rooms at $2.00 day, European plan, 5 to $1.00 per da 316 L, 002 S. 18TH STRE Ms71 MUSIC, ART AND LA GUAGES. SEND $1.00 FOR $200 WORTH OF Amorita, Pretty Widow ‘in Bloomers, Mable, The Course of True Love Ni Smooth. _ Latest hits. Woodbridg, Omaha, Neb. SONGS; Darling GELENBECK, irdot. CAN SAVE MON buying your plano from Wm. H. Schmoll McCague bldg. Call and be convinced. M6 140 PAWNBROKERS. H. MAROWITZ LOAS MONEY. 418 N. 16 5T. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL, 613 N. Y. Ifi'{f OMAHA COM. COLLEGE, 16TH & DOUGLAS. MS1L S15 S COLLEGE, 16TH, FA;H;_A‘M ——eetie OMAHA BUSINE: COAL. SHERIDAN COAL, 2,00 LBS. BEST COOKING coal mined in Wyoming, $4.50 lump. splendid for grates, $.50. Also dealer in Pennsylvania hard coal.’ Victor White (Tel. 12D 1605 Farnam. FARMS FOR RENT. RENT FOR CASH. ADDIESS, — DANCING. PRIVATE LESSONS DAY OR BVENING AT Morand's, 1610 Harney. Our hall “has been renovated throughout; for rent to club partics; now open for inspection. Mosy S22 e e e . BUSINESS NOTICES. DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N, 16. $200.00 MONTHLY GUARANTEED. MANU- facturing concern wants representative Omaha (or any city not taken). Must few hundred dollars cash to pay for delivery after orders are secured. F. Morse “building, New Yor) FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED transients accommodated. The Capitol ave # FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT fair week in private familles. 502 N. Y. Life. ¥—683 §* HANDSOME SOUTH FRONT ROOM, WITH excellent table. References, 202 N, 18th NN FMTi5 100 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board. 514 N. 23 street, 724 provdniste et Btk SR bk A0 DURING Evans & Fell, FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 5 URNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE- keeping (o man and wife. 319 N. 1ith, G-Mig D ROOMS FOR HOUSEKE G-Msk , WATER. 608 N. { UNFURNISH 18th street. FOUR VE LARGE _ HOUSE! Tooms, $8.00; refercices, 1049 8. th, GMm1 e T FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. WANTED, A GOOD MACHINIST; ONE WHO undersiands repairing presses. Call at 114 How- rd street, BT 8 WANTED—FEMALE HELP, COOK AND LAUNDRESS, 28 5. %TH AVE, g TADIBS' WISHING TO FIT THEMSBLVES homa nursing will piease call and examine th Bew Ulustrated work at 1677 Dodglas e { par iy apply 2206 Douglas. ALL LADIES HAVING A FEW HOURS LEIS- ure each day should write me at once regarding pleasant ‘home work which easily pays $18 weekly. This is no deception, and will cer- talnly pay you to investgaté. Reply with stamped envelope, Mrs. 5. A. Btebbins, Law- rence, Mich. C-g23'8e + WANTED, A PHYSICIAN WHO, FOR T ble reason, 1 not practicing, and will ‘a position. A 40, Bee. C—MéT1 11 WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A LADY FOR vacated on account’ of iliness; experi- t required; applicant must be intell gent and educated; one with city referenc forred: malary, $8.00 per week and se nihly increase. For personal interview apply 12, Creighton bik., Monday morning C—6T4 8 HOUSE C—630 LAUSI- WANTED, A_GIRL FOR GENERAL Work. 620 So. 17th. WANTED, GIRLS TO WAIT ON TABLE DUR- Ing falr week. A. L. Webb, 844 8. leLn C—702 8¢ e L WANTED, A GIRL FOR KITCHEN WORK. OFFICES, ¥ BUSHMAN BLOCK; BEST LOCA- ton. F. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas sts. 1-102 822 BUILDING OR RENT—THE 4-STORY BRICK 916 Farnam street. * This bullding has @ fire- proof cement basement, complete steum heating fixtures, water on all fioors, gas, ete. Apply at the -office of The Bee. 0 PRIZE JERSEY COW; BUTTER RECORD 1 Ibs. per week: very handsome; great pet: finely bred; reglstered; must sell. Address A 6, Bee Q682 8¢ T — Sy CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- lable businéss medium; '$th year at 118 N.' T6th, FOR EXCHANGE. EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR maba, * What have you to ofter? H. F. Dailey, 40 N. Y. L bldg. 430 WHAT HAVE YOU TO'OFFER AS PART payment on small home, with barn; corner lo Good location? Address A 3, Bee' ofice.” MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC, MADAME SMITH, 02 8. 15TH, IND FLOOR, room 3; magnetic, vapor, alcohol, steam, sul: pherine and séa baths. MRS 140 MMB. HOWELL, TURKISH AND ELECTRIC batii. - Finest pirlors In city, 315,32 & 1ath, M-S0 BERNARD, ROOM 7, $RD FLOOR, 1421 T—M47 8 MME. Dodge. S . LEON, BLE electric ‘bath. Parlors 412 North 14(h_street. TURKISH BATHS. restful and refreshing. T—M610 13% TURKISH BATHS; ONLY exclusive for ladies. ONLY Y Sulle 100110 Dee Bidg, i i LADIES' BATHS. MME. POST, 318} 8. 15TH. £ BQUITY IN A In' Omaha_or WANTED, TO EXCHANG neat little home for clear lot Kansas City, A 5, Bee Z—621 8% BARGAIN, MODERN ORCHARD HILL RESI- ence for sale. Would exchange for prop in or about Cleveland, O. Omaha. SHARES IN MUTUAL L & B. ASSN PAY S M per cent when 1, 5, 3 years old, always Tedéemible. 104 Farnam at. Natinger, See. HOW TO GRET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD intercst on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B. Ass'n., 114 Bee bldg. G. M. Nattinger, Scc. .} ACCOUNTANTS. GHAS, B, WALTERS, EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, %23 1t Natl vank. el 166" References, e ———————— DRESSMAKI ENGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN tamilles wolicited. " Mian Sturdy, 434 Burdette, ——— s suburban property, in and near Valparaiso, In- diana, to trade for improved farm land in Nebraska. Prefer land not over 100 miles from Omaha. N. J. Bozarth, box 144, Valparaiso, Indiana. 24672 8¢ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED. WILL exchange clear residence lot in thriving subwrb of Chicago for light housekeeping outfit, new or second-hund. Must be first-class. dress A 66, De Z FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. BARGAINS, SALE OR TIADE IN CITY PROP- erties andfarms. Jom N. Frenzer, opp. F: O ABSTRACTS, THE BYRON'REED COMPANY, RE 307 AGENTS WANTED, WANTED, LOCAL AGENTS. STAMP AND referened. Distilling Co., Macon Mo. 3 mase-11e IABLE, § experienced “MG00 8¢ 2 NEW THE fish and okg Mickel, WANTED, STA - man, ¢ leiting, AGENTS WANTED, TO SHOW pattern revolving griddle ecake, turner; sells itself; sample 2.’ O. B Haverhill, Mass. J—648 5% AGENTS WANTED TO BELL FIRE-CLAY cooking utensile; ready sale and big profits; household necessity. Address, with stamp, H. U. G. Weaver, Roseville, O. J—649 8% TR AGENT, pible of Address A 46 PERSONAL, VIAVI CO.. 86 DEE BLDG., HEALTH BUUK frec; home treatment; lady attendant U- 292 B. HAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, Banquet, hall, reside 1813 Vinton sireet. BATHS, MASSAGE. MME, POST, 319% 8. 15TH. U—203 FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED. BAUMLEY, 17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone 440, U—Mos2 CON- 8319 N. 2th. U—MTi5-813% finement. Best reference given, WANTED, HUSTLING AGENT IN EVERY town (8 sell our $4 pants made o measure; elegant sty big commission. Perfection Custom Pants Co,, Medinah bldg., Chicago. J—651 8 JRAL AGENTS AND CANVASSERS OF erionce made 100 to 200 per cent selling our and establish for themselves an Increasing sule 1o stores; salary or com- L. B. Baker, Racine, Wis, J—654 8 AGENTS TO SELL PRACTICAL GOLD, SIL- ver, nickel and copper elecro platers; salary pald; outfit frde. Address with stamp, Michi- Fan Mfg. Co., Chicago. 3638, eve mission. 2335 Farnam, C—-MT06 9§ GIRL FOR GENER WSEWORK. 1113 8 th. 679 §* #0.0 PER MONTH SALARY GUARANTEED. A fow energetic ladies and gentiemen wanted 18 Sanvess. | Abovs elary guaranieed. Call or - Y jolinson, Union, Cass Co., ‘- ©—deTs 90 WANTED, IN EVERY COUNTY, Stamp. , Bee, Omaha. J--M636 100 TURKISH R ES, QUAL; HEALTH is beautuy; resident lndy and gentieman wanted in every locality (o sell our speclalties; one trial makes steady patron: good rates. Oren- tal Mediclgie Co., Tl W Clark st, Chicaga, 1L TENTS TO RENT AND SELL, 1313 Farnam street. Phone, §83. A THOSE ” WISHING Veatments, coffee, su s, migration, e recily answered by enclosing $1 F. Rockwood, Apartado No, 81, bia, South America. 'REE TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA FOR GOOD workers, ten nurses and ten energetic business Women can find permanent positions to travel or Nl offices for the Schultz German Com- ound Ca. of Whitewater, Wis For particu- lars call for one week at 1607 Douglas street, parlor upstalr U506 8% A GENTLEMAN TEMPORARILY EMBAR- rassed would like to negotlate with private party for the loan of $150.00; this 1oan ¥ wanted Tor fifteen days; triple nount in security will be left In loaners' hands to insure prompt repayment, and a bonus of §20.00 will be given for the accommodation. Address A ®, Bee. U= & \ FARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON, 012 N. Y. Life RE—M733 810° SOUTHERN FARM FOR BALE. 760 acres of land, arters of a mile from the raflroad town of 1Unlontown, in the heart of the *Black prairie. country of central Alabama.” Only a_ small amount of cash re- Quired, balance on long time. For information address the owner. \ JOHN M. JEFFRIES, three Belma, Alabama. RE~M64 5200 HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS, SELL AND buy lots, mcre farms. Gervin Bros., 210 N.Y.L. 3 RE—308 BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, sale or trade, F. K, Darling, Barker Block. . RE—309 FOR SALE, TWO FULL SECTIONS FIRST. Clurs land hear Omaha. Write to A, P. Mitten, Seattle, Washington. RE-M812 100 SHEELY BLOCK FOR SALE. The heirs of Joscph F. Sheely have placed the sole agency for tae sale of this property with the Fidelity Trust, Company, at & bargaln. 1702 Farnam street. RE—M588 10 NIC E SIX-ROOM_ COTTAGE ON SEWARD street, close to th street car line. Elegant shade trces. This is a little gem of a home and_can bought at & bargain. Fidelity Trust Company, 102 Farnam street RE—M689 10 IMPROVED FARMS, G. W. CARLOCK, 13% Farnam St RE-614 FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL 1-ROOM COTTAG) ith and Blando streets; cheap for cash must wold. D, W, Merrow, 117 N. Y. Life bldg. HE-M§io U° UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. LIVES WRECKED FOR 1ITLES The Bitter Losson of Alliances With Europe's Rotten Aristooracy, AN AMERICAN MADNESS AND MISERY | Shocking Sale of Hetresse Ruflans and Gamblers—| ity, Descrtion and Divorce the Unvarying Fraita The conrts of Naples have thrown a little | sunshine Into the life of Princoss Colonna by awarding her the custody of her three | boys. Control of the children provoked a bitter legal encounter fn the courts of Italy, the fathef fighting for another slice of the | Mackay millions. In this he was not as suc- cessful as early reports Indicated, for friends of the princess indignantly deny that she had purchased her freedom by agreeing to pay tho titled scamp $1,000 a month. The detalls of the settlement by which another American helrces secures a releaso from one of Europe's titled rufans is not ma- terlal. The legal separation again cenlers attention on the expanding matrimonial cemetery which the aristocracy of Europe is diligently strewing with the wrecked hopes and shattered lives of Amorican title hunters. There never has been a hint that Eva Julle Bryant Mackay didn't make Prince di Colonna just as good a wife as she would have made John Smith Jones of Downie- ville had the tide of her fortunes drifted her in the direotion of a marriage before the parish priest instead of the papal nuncio of Paris. She has been a good mother to her children, and hes Kept to her self the wounds infl un her pride by her husband’s neglect and reckless expen- ditures. She must have known that his | treatment of her caused talk in Rome and Naples, but she went on uncomplainingly, evidently hoping that he would soon sow his unusually large bagful of will oats and settle down to his hearthstone duties. FROM GAY TO GRAVE They were married in 1885. The recep- tion after the wedding was the talk of two continents. The descriptions of the bride's gowns were as long as those of the groom's family, The list of guests was almost full of notable names as the Almanach Gotha. Then the California girl was sups posed to have settled down to the work of living up to the nobility of her title and to the holding of al] the love of the noble- hearted Colonna. But the infelicity began almost before the echo of M. di Rendon’s blessing had died away in the dim church aisles, or the echoes of the reception music had been lost in the clangors of the streets. The prince wanted money, of course. All princes who marry American girls are short of money. And of course he was given money. These titied scoundrels seem ever to say to themselves, “We come high, but they must have us.’ Prince di Colonna was not a modest violet when it came to estimating his own worth and for a time doting Millionaire Mackay seemed to take him at his own price. The prince had plenty of fun with ‘the American money for which he had sold INs family name. ~ He gambled to his heart's content, for the first time in his life beiny able to'indulge thix passion at its full tide. He rode roaring through the land in fantas- tically decorated coaches, and the noise of his roystering was heard over all Italy, even in the mansion where the American wife eat eating her heart out. Then this ancestored debiuchee had the hardihood to complain that his wife was o'er fond of society. So a divorce fs to follow, which will leave the American g'rl with an empty title and the smirch that somehow clings to a divorcee, n matter how just her cause. Again the tongues of the American gossips are started; again the tongues go Wagging and the heads a-bobbing; but in a month or two another American girl will be led up to the sacrificial altar, proud of her purchased honors and vainly but persistenly believing that she will be en except'on to the rule—that she will be loved for herself alone, BUYING A TITLE. Clara_Huntington is the Princess Hatafeldt, a proud name from a proud land. She glit- ters in the capitals of Europe. Tae brig't lights glint upon her bare and shapely shoul- ders. The jewels glisten in her hair. She walks [n beauty. The homage of men and the envy of women are hers, yet she was a small grocer's daughter. 1f C. P. Huntington, the millionaire, had not taken up and adopted this girl she migit never have been heard of outside of Szera- mento and the river villages. But the endow- ment of his wealth placed her in a positicn to be sodght after by men with more tit'es than honor, and who are desirous of putting financial props under falling houses, When she met Prince Hatafeldt he had been a rake and roue for years. He was cne of the most persistent gamblers in all Burcpe. His gambling debis threitened to get his h'gh name down into the debris of the dungeons. He saw the means of salvation in this daugh- ter of a Californian. So he laid siege 10 her heart and the pocket of her adopted father. He won the former easily enoueh. The title of princess was sufficient temptation for the young girl. But beyond this, and notwith- standing his debaucheries, 'Prince Hatz- feldt was a handsome man with the grand air. She was warned of his despicable character, and told of his numerous amours and passion as a gamester. What American girl ever heeded these warnings? So the g'rl's heart was won. The winning of the pocketbook of the stern old hardware man and raflroad jobber was quite another RAILWAY TIME CARD as ae Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.[Arri Omaha! Union’ Depot. 10th & Mason Sts Denver Express. dam . X, 4:0:pm Denver Express. opm..Nebraska Local (except § Sam. Gpm. iday). Lincoln Loval (except Sunday) Fast_ Mail (f¢ Leaves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Omana|Union_Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omuha 4:45pm Vestibule... 9 Chicago Express. o & Bt Louls ific_Junction Fast_Mall . g 8:00am Local. 5:80pm H. K. BURKET, FUN embalmen, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 9. SWANSON & VALIEN, 1701 CUMING, TEL M. 0. MAUL, RTAKER AND EMDALM. er, 117 Fafnam st., telephone 22. 323 A e T RAL DIRECTOR AND 321 GOLD LINK BRACE it returned to Mar Lost—614 THURSDAY and " lock. ~ Reward Riley, 2219 Maple st. LOST, GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, BE Park avenue and Leavenworth and grounds, Return to 625 Park avenue and rec reward. Lost—691 LOST, OFTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO., L 222 8. 16th street, near gree. J. F. Ponder, manager. DENTISTS, DR. PAUL, DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST, Notice of incorporation of the Kinsman- McCloud Law Book company: The name of the corporation shall be the Kinsigan-McCloud Law Hook company. The”generaPwature of the business shall be the publishing, purchasing, selling or ex- chuntln , either at wholesale or retall, of law books, periodicals and law supplies of all kinds. The principal place of transacting its busi- ness shall be Omaha, Neb. ‘The capital stock shall be thirty thousand (830.000)_dollars, divided into shares of $100 each. Shares to be paid for when issued and 201 shares shall be issued before com- mencing business. The corporation shall commence business on the lst day of October, 189, and termi- nate on the Ist day of October, I The highest amount of indebted this corporation shall at no time two-thirds of the capital stock. 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Nut he finally yielded to the tmportunitios of his adopted dangh The wedding was celebrated In London on October 27, 1389, Bishop Patterson pore formed the ‘ceremony in Brompton oratory, and Count Paul Hatsfeldt, German wm< bassador to the court of St James and uncle of the groom, threw open the German embassy for a wedding breakfast, at which the mighty of many lands drank much chama pagne. Huntington gave his adopted daughtes $3,000,000 as a dowry, but the prince not to touch the principal. He might, how= ever, use some of the fnterest to pay up his $600,000 of gambling debts {f he cared to economize. The wedding had almost been broken off by the prince before this financial arrangement was finally agreed to, Before many months had passed the storles began to float out that the prince was still gambling: that he was incrcasing his debts; that Huntington was being called upon to settle them, and that the princess was leads Ing u miserable lfe, neglected and forlorn, These storles have been repeated from time to time. Fricnds of the princess say she is anything but heppy. A PHILADELPHIA SALE. In Philadelphia s an ambitions mamma named Wheeler. She has great store ot worldly wealth, and the one absorbing pase slon of her life was to have a daughter marry Into the nobility of Burope. The petted daughter of the house was Mary Wrheeler, large, stolid, white-haired, stupid in school and in appearance plain, To give this daughter an opportunity to secure a titled husband Mrs. Wheeler wele comed the oft-scourings of European nobility, to her fireside, set up a cottage at Newport, made an annual Buropean pilgrimage, tried the London season and had an establi<hment on the Isle of Wight. In 1889 or 1800 they met Count helm. Now this Count Pappenheim was a handsome, dashing sort of chap in appear- ance. He had a family name of the highest standing and a_personal reputation of the lowest. He had gambled and lost heavily, had welched his debts of honor and the German nobility had refused to play with him further. He had a castle on the Rhine— a historic, battlemented castle, crammed full of ‘l"‘{llllls traditions, and an estate on which he could borrow no more maney, His was just tho name and house which needed financial propping, and the tow-headed nd confiding Mary Wheeler was just the girl he was looking for. His proposal was accepted with alacrity and great joy, and Mrs. Wheeler and her lucky daughter sped back to Philadelphia to prepare for the weds ding ceremony, Before long over to America cam Pappenheim and his brother Ludwig. They went to the Belisvue hotel fn Philadelphia and coolly called upon Mrs. Wheeler to pay their hotel bills and to furnish them with pocket money during thelr stay in America. She paid, 3 The wedding of Count Pappenheim and Mary Wheeler was the swaggerest offair ever known in the City of Brotherly Love. The ceremony was performed at high noon in St. Murk's, the swellest of the swell churches, and the attendance was so large that there was a free fight for admission. No such dressing had ever been scen before in Phila- delphia. But outsfde the church the well dressed throng became a moh. Carriages crushed in the street. Women almost tore the gowns from each other's backs in the struggle to get a view of the cerem ny. All of which went to make up a most successful wedding. Mrs. Wheeler made the count and countess a handsome allowance and paid off his press- ing gambling debts. For a short time they lived at Castle Pappenheim, and tien came back to live on Mrs. Wheeler at the Isle of Wight. When asked why they had not made a longer stay on the count's estates the answer was that the German nobility would not admit to their society the rich American girl. Though they opened their doors to the disgraced welcher and notorious debauchee, they turned their backs upon his honest, it foolish, American wife. After this whenever the count wished to enjoy himselt he went off to the continent alone. His neglect of his wie became more and more unbearable. He drew on his mother-in-law to pay his gambling Indebted- ness and the bills incurred in his rcystering Just as if she were a bank, Mary \Wheeler's heart was broken. After the girl could stand the rount's treats ment no longer and after the birth of two children showed her that family ties wers not sufficient to reclaim him the separation came. — There s to be a divorcs in the im- mediate future, Probably the nobleman will insist upon being bought off. And so ends an ambitious mother's dream of the happle ness which a title brings. OTHER NOTED CASES, These recent cases merely serve to point the moral. There have been many others since the days of the espousal of Miss Pate terson by one of the Bonapartes. Some girls have hidden thelr sorrows and sot a calm face to the world, ashamed to let their coun= trywomen know that they had made a mise teke in marying into a society which looked upon them with d@isfavor, Othrs with more spirit and less prudence have boldly gone into the divorce courts, airing their grievances before a public much more given to laughter than to sympathy, In numerous Instance§ they have persuaded the titular gentlemen who had married them for their money to free them for the samo consideration. . In a soclety which considers it honorable to sue for monetary damages because of the debauching of a wife, the mere acceptance of money for complalsance in permitting a divorce I8 of course cone sidered mothing out of the way. A few of the many unfortunate instances of wedded infelicity taken at random from the long list of Amcrican girls who have coveted titles are the following: Miss Helen Moulton, an Americin girl, married in 1863 Count' Paul von Hatzfeldt Wildenburg, German ambassador at the court of St.' James and uncle to the gambling Prince Hatzfeldt who is trying to play ducks and rakes with the Huntington mil- lions. She led an unhappy life with him for eleven years, when she was divorced, in 1874. Time, however, healed the wounds of her heart, and in’September, 1880, she became reconclled to the count and remars ried him at Baden-Baden. Miss Ann Reld, ‘daughter of T. Douglas Reid of New York, after marrying and being divorced from George Stelle of Chicago, was_espoused in 1885, as his second wite, by Sir Arthur Percy Fitzgerald Aylmer of Donadea Castle, Kildare. She managed to oling to her tifled husband for a few mis erable months, but was divorced in 1886, Miss Gillender, daughter of the late mile lionaire tobacconist, Eccles Gillender of New York, married in_the the Marquis doe San Marzano of Italy. She separated from him, but having lost her affections he set himself to winning those of her rich mother. This he did so successfully that when Mrs Gillender dled in 1888 she entirely disine d her daughter and left all her posses- him. The unhappy marquise brought suit. to contest the will, and has been washe ing a great deal of solled family linen In full public yiew. The unhappy marriage daughter of President Grant, to Algernon Sartoris, has furnished international gossip almost from the tipe the marrisge was cefes brated on May 21, 1874, at the white house. It is generally known that the petted daughe ter of the great hero of the rebellion led s miserable existence until death recently broke the chain Miss Bessie Curtls, D. B. Curtis of New 18, 1867, at Nice, Talleyrand-Perigord tract longer thas can_girls have do Pappen- Count of Nellie Grant, daughter of Joseph York, married March the Marquls Maurice de She stuck to her cons st of the abused Ameri= and_was not divorced until August 11, 1886, Since the divorce the marquls has accumulated the title of duke of Dino, but this honor the American girl never had the opportunity to share, But with all the evidence before them American women will continue to seek fop foreign husbands and the glamour of ros mance which fs supposed to go with & “handle to a name.” — The Wateh Still Golng. A singular incident took place the othes day on Damarscotta lake, Maine, which shows the voracily of the bass in that lake, A party from the Kennebec were fishing from a boat when one of them caught the end of hix fishpole in Lis watch guard and flung his gold watch overboard into forty fect of water. About an hour after, and & milo and a quarter distant, they caught a six-pounder, and, noticing bis fullness and pecullar appearance, he was opened, and there was e watch, still golng