Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-07
SOULS SEEKING FOR MATES
Men and Women Who Are Lovely and
Yearn for Companions.
LETTERS TO EDITOR TELL ALL
THE Bee Is willing TO Aid Cupid In
Getting These Folks Together
E. by Printing Their
Appeals.

there are mistakes IN distribution. Oc-
. rasionhlly n newspaper known 20 serve
every other interest under the sun Is asked
10 step in as matrimonial agent and Get
60 rights this poor distribution by bringing
together supply aud demand. Naturally
enough the supply and demand IN the
matrimonial market SIS an easily balanced
relation when once ell parties concerned
are brought within SPEAKING distance bit
when the supply Or the demand g. you
will, is two homeless girls IN CHICAGO ana
the demand is two lonesome coN9unrheIs
In Montana, tho Newspaper can a. l,t'e
but give advice
Lonely In Chicago.
To the editor Ok gne t.r cumns the fo;-
lowing epistic, evidently genuine, vh.-h
voices a sincere requests
CHICAGO, March Si-.The Editor OF Tho
Bee: wish you .voald find space for
few lines in your paper We are two gitl
pals. % and 90 years Of age, and we have
lived in the city all our lives. hut we have
, failed to find our better half. even IN q
city as large as Chicago. Il seems the
men have lost all respect for Fi,ls We
would like to get IN correspondence with
couple of men about IS 60 40 years OF
age. with matrimonial intent. They must he
temperate. OF good moral habits and men
who would appreciate a good wife. They
must have position to gte woman
good comfortable home or a farmer will
not be overlooked. We will stand investi-
CATION in regards TO our character and
our past lives. All who wish to answer
will get reply II they are in earnest. Hope
that this in not asking you too much. II
may be treated as n joke to some. while
others will take in in earnest and we may
get our wish. We remain yours very
truly. MISS CAT4t JOHNSON,
Care General Dellycry Chicago M
4 Only one name Is signed to this letter,
but the girls do not specify that one is
more desirable than the other and the 30
year-old one may have demanded first
chance at the applicants.
Two Lonesome Men.
AZ II in answer to this same letter there
came TO The Bee office Few days later a
note from two men working out their for
tunes in the mountains OF Montana. I'm
fortunately they are too cautious to say
whether or not they really intend matri-
mony, but their other references and per-
quisites are excellent and they offer at
least good field for experiment They are
respectfully referred to the two Chicago
damsels. Unless somebody is flirting at
long and uncertain range every body will be
, pleased.
The letter OF the cowboys is as follows:
CIRCLE, Mont, April 2l.--To the Editor
of The Bee: There are two OF us cow
punchers who are In need Of a woman who
understands the mysteries of the kitchen.
And il you can possibly help US through
your paper We would greatly appreciate
the favor.
I'VE have quite a number OF cattle and
horses. also a number OF saddle horses
which We could place to the use of the fu-
ture helpmate. A nice little cottage painted
white, with a nice, lawn OF buffalo grass
growing around it. Enough to eat for a
dozen OF years.
Thanking you beforehand for the favor.
we remain. yours truly,
~. w. MELGEE,
wv. r. BARNES.
"Circle. Dawson County. Montana"
Has Known of Trouble.
Sometimes the letters are suggestive of
harder lives and more unpleasant for
tunes There is in one note from a man
in Illinois pathetic appeal for a help
mate who has known enough of trouble
to be willing and able to start out in a
new situation and make now life.
His letter reads:
MONMOUTH. Ill. April 2l.-To the Edi-
tor OF The Bee: drop you these few
lines TO see IL you would place this piece
in your honorable paper. l am a young
man 25 years of age, weigh 1S5 pounds,
and good worker. But have been in
: prison and have been out two years, and
the world doesn't seem the same, so L
drop you these few lines asking you to
print the same, as l would like to hear
from girls that have had lots of grief and
sorrow and to see IL we couldn't lead
life over new. So If you hear OF any
of this class please write me or have them
do the same at the address.
THOMAS MEYERS Monmouth, ILL.,"
willing to Sell Herself.
From one who has seen something of
the ugly side of making her own way
comes letter like the following. Just
how much she means that she will sell
herself TO the highest bidder she does
not say, nor does she say how great her
extremity nor how dearly she values her
self. But she does make the offer and
leaves Il open for the world to challenge or
take up.
mt. VERNON. n. Y, March 29.-To the
Editor Of The Bee: kindly publish the fol-
lowing in the next issue of your paper
and oblige me. sending the same in good
faith:
For sale to the highest bidder Must
be cash purchase. A young woman be-
tween 25 and 30. Healthy, bright, intel
hgent, companionable. good looking. Just
tired OF poverty and buffetng the world
alone. No time for idle correspondence.
Address ELINOR MORGAN,
General Delivery, Mt Vernon, n. ""
Southern Girl Wants Cowboy.
Into Mayor Dahlman's mail sometimes
creep letters from these lonely ones who
are seeking in vain for mate among their
immediate neighbors. Here is one from a
southern girl, who II she speaks herself
fairly. ought TO be a Jewel in some good
mans house;
LAKE CHARLES. La, April sl.-To
Mayor Dahlman, Omaha: Dear Sir-I am
q young woman p years OF age. small.
good looking, fair compleSioned. with
brown eyes and hair. ! have no money or
property, but am Of good family. have a
good education and am a fine housekeeper.
being home girl. Good, jolly unselfish