THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SAJTJJRDAf , SEPTEMBER fl , 1804.
A BOARDER
X V
Pays you $4 to $8 weekly
that moans pin money adds
little to your present expenses
THE BEE GETS 'EM
17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
LADY DIHMII : POSITION AH
nr trnvellnt : gnmninlnn ; knowlodse nt KnRllsli ,
French nnJ umilo , l > Mt of refrrcncea : terms
reasonable. A < l < liei d , C03 N. 17th A Mltl a
purii.9 WANTED ; auiTAit. PIANO
organ lessons , lit very moderate term * A < 1-
drcsa COJ N. 17th. A MUD B
WANTED MALE HELP.
( nNnitRcmo WANT MHN OP
rood mlilress on salary for retail trade. Apply
1518 Douglas 31 MHO S3
SPUCIALTY SALKRMRN rou nncn's LUMP
Jaw remedy ( endorsed by U 8 UepV Airrlcul-
turn , Jluiratl oC Anlmil Jntliisti y , at a uprclnO
nu a side llni * . L'liernl termt to rlKht parlies.
Addrets Urotheri fi. Heed , Mulvern , In.
U-M38I SIT
WANTin , Tn.wnuxo SALESMAN , itubi f
& Thompson , tailors , 1612 Karnam street.
11-601 P2i
WANTRD. nV MANUFACTURERS , TRAVEL-
Infir salesmen to Hill to mere-hint * only : nni t
bo live , wiiliavnl * men. W O. lliticock , sjc-
clnl agent , room 25 , MUlard liolil. Kept. * . 10
aild 11. 11-MlC't 10"
WAN-run , WOOD TURNER. "run 'K. M"
llulso Co , 130J Nicholas strett. U M1C230
T WORK ron ACTIVE MIN.
Knlnry or enmmlsslon , No pxpciknce neces-
nary , aooda monopoly. Coal Mils of every
body reducwl 41 per cent. Aililima K. a.
Co , 132 Colonnade bulldlne , Hoston , Mnsq.
11-M172 8'
V/ANTED FEMALE HELP. ' ]
WANT12D , YOl'NCJ ' WOM1IN TO RNTEtl
training school for ntiriua. Address W. C.
A. hospital. Council IllutTa. C 131 18
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AVANTKD OIlTEi KOIl C.UNUUAL , HOUSE-
work. Inqulie nt 52)3 Dodcc st , C 152 9
V.VANTKD A PHIST CLASS OIItL TOR OI3N-
eral hoUEewnik. llnqulre 1101 South SOlli n.ve.
C IDS
FOB. BENT HOUSES.
TENTS rOIt HUNT. 1311 FARNAM FST.
D-737 81T
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WANTED , GOOD MUDIUM FRICRD HOUSES.
Llat yuur houses for rent with Ames.
D-7
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HOUSES , r , 1C. DAHLINO , HAl'.KCH It LOCK.
D 731
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HOUSES IN ALL 1'AHTS OP TUB CITY. THE
O. F. Davis company , 1005 Iainam. D 735
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KELIIUNNY''CQ . n. i. CONTINENTAL HLIC
D-736
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FIND 7-ROOU COUNKIt PLAT AT 701 3. 1GTH
ntreet ; runge and all other conveniences.
Ocoreo Cloiisor. .ruom 2 , 1C23 1'uninin ptreet.
D 3M
, 6. 8 AND 10-nOOM HOlJbKS , ALL
ern , lawn ami simile. Apply at ill fl. Y. I. ! fa
or 2181 Miami street. D-M1SJ
FOR 11I3NT , ClIUAFHST SIX-nOOll COTTAOC
with bath In city ; only (15 00. 3K1 California
treet.
FOn HUNT. B KOOMS. C3J S. 1TTH STUKP.T.
U-6W-S56 *
-nooji HOUSI : 2711 DOUGLAS
street. U-MC7J
3 0 ROOM HOrSIIS , MODERN ANO CHIJAI' .
608 N. Uth street. "D M710 K23 *
FOR HUNT TEN-ROOM HOtlSR , N7w. COIt"
Fnrnnni nnd COHi tla. ; niodern improvements )
by Chaa Tuiner. S316 farnam st. O SB
TOR 11RNT , 5-HOOM COTTAGU. 1116 DOUOAS
utreet ; city \vati.-i , Lath. Inquire Hubert Hun.
tcr , Uce cilice. ]
S-HOOM. ALT. MODKIIN HOUbn , E1S
17lli ; alsu other Koud houses. < J. L. Uiccn. room
8. llnrl.cr lilock. D M936
FOH 1IHNT. TDEfltnAHLK 7-IIOOM CQTTAOr
near lliinxrom pirk ; * rcnt J23 < W llins\v.ili
llroa , 87 tlarl.cr lilocK. D 113
5 nOOMS. LAn Tn"llAT.L. 11ATII HOOM. IN.
quire at 82S Boulli ISth stre .t. D M ( 12
ro IUNT. KLHOANT IO-HOOM nousiT
reasonable. SW3 Hurt street , D 153-13'
j-noosi IIOITBI : NIAH iiai SCHOOL ; $2000
Inquire 2 1G Capitol n\ . D 113-15'
FOH llliNT. S-IIOOM COTTAOn ; J15M. IM'J S
th St. _ D 137-9 _
FOU HUNT , A BI'l.nNDID COTTAOII , COH
ncr , east front on paved street. 7 rooms , cltj
writer , lent rtnfonable , T. C. llrunncr , room 1
Wara block. n up. ;
CALL AT OIIH OITICB AND IJXAMINn Pira
toeruph ofcry line 7-room moilrn rattusn m
paM-d tlicct , pne-liulf Mock from car line ; onlj
JS300 per monlh. IHdellty Trust Company io ,
l-'atnam t , 1) 133
FOB. RENT IfTJRNISHEU ROOMa'
FUUNISHUD HOOMS. 23 SOUTH 19TII BT.
U M93J fill *
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VLDASANT rUHNlSHUD KOOM , ! 215
K-M17J
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FUUNISHKD nOOMS AT S16 SOUTH 1STH ST ;
U-M15I 811 *
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LAllCli : AN SMALL HOOMS AND IIOOMS
en kulto on twa cur llnea , HE Siuth 20th street
i-MC13 X
UOOMS ron iiovsiKirpiNc
for man and wlf < - . Itent taken in board. 31 !
N Ulli tr et. U MM1
{ OH ItENT. NICKLY FUHNISllKD UOOMB
call at sm rxMt\\ \ * . i-7 -is
I NICK runNisnnD HOOMS ron Lie
houseWerrrlni1113 B. llth st. K 87C-I'
TWO UNKUKNISH11D nOOMH ; SCCONI
lloor ; modern cuiiM-nlcnces. 2.1J N , 19lti
h6oMKOK LICJ11T " 119 N
15th. J3 103-T *
uooiis. : cos DODQK.
DODQK.K
K M150 ! !
ri'UNIBHKD lltSoM. 1'IUVATK 1'AMILY. 191
Bt. Mary's UM-IHU- . K M174-II *
BURNISHED KOOM3 AND BOARD
TLUASANT IIOOMS WITH UOAIID 21 SO IIA1I
11 ty. _ V M3 B18
NICK nOOMSj GOOD ItOAIlD ; RATUS HHA
sonable. contentment. The Itose.iOJO su.'i Harney
_ _ _ _ _ _ j _ r Mtu aa
rrnNifliui > noona , RIKHI.I : on r.N SUITK
v.1111 board. HOi Itouulas. F M9S08 *
noo&t WITH UOAUD IN riij
> ate family M N. 19th , 1' S73-7 *
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1 r A N DSO M n I-'IIONT P.OOMB WITH HOARD
references. I3 No. ISih. F 9SS-7 *
DC.Slll.MlI.i : X'Nri'KNlSHKD FUON :
and Inck pallors , al u furnlsbeU nxinn ; ever )
thine llnt-cUis. 210 and 212 txiuth Kth stVrei
K-MI3I 10
BO ITU 1. 11ONT IIOOM. W1T1
reference , tili Farnam streit.
A CLUlt OF B OU 10 YOl'NO uNOAJl HAVI
* pleasant homo with room nml board In i
ptlvat * family , IIOUIM with all modern ron
\cnlfncei. location rentral and dealrublo ; every
thlr.e 0 t cUiu. Adtlrea * W II , Her ,
F-U1Z1 I
FUHNISHED IIOOMS AND BOABD.
Continued.
Y runNisinn > ROOMS WITH ALL
conveniences. I'lrst-class bcaid 211 No. IStli
street. T SIKS-S13 *
HOOMS AND 11OA11D , 2413 CAPITOL AVI3-
nue. F MI61 27
FOB , BENT UNFUB.NI3HED ROOMS.
TWO LAROn ROOMS. EAST AND SOUTH
front : modern ! will lent unfuinWicd to party
furnishing KOO ! rcfcrentc-a. 100 $ Oeo avenue.
Cl-107-7 *
POR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
CORNER STOHE. JW.OO. S21 DOUQLAB. INquire -
quire S22. 1 740
roil KENT , ROOM , 65 I3V JS , 2ND FLOOR OK
my ttoie , suitable for cloaks ami suits ; good
light and elevator eeivlce Mrs. J. lli-nsnn
I-M989
roil RENT , THE 4-STORY nilICK DUILDINQ
916 I'arnam street. Tlie bulldlnR has n. ( Ire-
proof cement basement , complete steam heat-
iiiB flxures water on nil doors , eis. etc. Ap
ply at the olllco of 'I he Hce. 1-910
TOR HKNT , GOOD STORK ROOM IN Tiin
l > * t lucallon In nortlienst I\nnsn : will rent
i-ry ie.iw > nablo to irood pnrly. Adclres Tlieo.
nml O. 1' . Welsenborn , llille > tlle , Kan.
I M1000 8
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED , GOOD SOLICITORS. MEN AND
vomen , to work for the Progressive Endow
ment ( lulld of Amcrlcn , for Mlsaourl. Kansas
nnd Nebraska , ( Ituildinc and Ijonn and ten-
jear Endowment Insunnce combined ) Re-
llHble people only nceil apply. Address room
C , Rock Island bide. cor. Cth and Edmond
street. St. Joseph , ilo. J M003 01
ADENTS TO TAKE ORDERS RY SAMPLE AT
home or travel. We pay liberal salary nnd ex-
IKIIHOS or good commission nnd furnish
bamples to right applicant. Address Look
Iton 1331 , New York City.
WANTfiD. OENEIIAL AGENTS TOR CITIES.
Local iiKciUB for IOAMH. New nDvelly , Sim
plex ketllo lifter and drainer. Stamp foi
particulars. Wallace it Co , Rock Island. Ill
J M118 9 *
LADV AOHNTS-ir YOU WANT NB\V
Koadi , nulck sellerH , larce pronis , eootl sit-
iBfnctlon , writeLadles' Supply Co. . 3113 For
est ave. , Chicago , 111 J Ml < 0 8
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED , HOUSES TO RENT. I1AVU MORE
calls than I can nupjl > , J. n , i'arroUe , ICth
and Dodge. IC-TiJl S24
A O13NTLEMAN WISItES TO RENT A NICE
10 or 12-room house In the vicinity of Hnnscom
park. Address W 25 , llec. K 114-9 *
STORAGE.
STORAGE , WILLIAMS S.CROSS , 1211 1IARNEY.
M 741
STORAOE rOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLUAN
and cheap rate. H. WclM , 1111 Tarnam
M-742
OM.VANitSTORAGE CO..1M2 TARNAM , Tel 1519
M-743
I1EST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA U
S gov. l nded warebnu e. Hovtsehold cooda
stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavenuorlh
M-744
WANTED TO BUY.
HAVANA FRECKLES , DEST ON EARTH , EC.
N MC51 S27
WANTED. 2 OUTSIDU SHOW CASES IN-
1318 rainam. N M161 9
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOUH
inonc ) . I.ow prlcci on furniture and household
Goods Enterprise Credit Co. . 613-615 N. ICtn si
O-743
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO
3 TOP I1UGGIES , J35 & | Br . LIUTHER TO11
carriage < C5. Diummond Cairlage Co
P-740
FOR SALE OR TRADE , 5 HORSKS WEIGHing -
ing1,000 pounds each , G anil 7 years old. Fred
Terry , 43D Ramga block. P 747
THE HEST LEATHER TOP IIUGQY IN OMAHA
for 135 00 , Diummonu , IS 111 and Ilarney.I1
I1 7(3 (
WANTBD-A TEAM OF HORSES WEIGHING
no less than 1,100 IIs , well broken to city
driving. Bend partlculurs to IT 17. I tee.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HANK AND PLATTE VALLEY SAND FOU
tale. C. W. Hull company , 20th ard Iz.itd stg.
Q-750
CJinAPEST CHICKEN AND OnNAMENTAl
frnco made , C. R , Lee. 941 Dougtns , Q T49
FOR SALE , THE FORMULAS J-OK WE LI
Knots n proprietary medicines , favorably knowr
In the northwest , with sola rlghti to manufac
ture und pell In North and houili Dal-utn , Ne
braskn. Nona hut rehiionslbla paitles ncec
on wcr. Address H. F. Smith. Q-M319 8
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YOUNG PARROTS TOR SALE. 501 SOUTIi
10th slieet. Q M122 12 >
SKT OP SHOW CASES. SCALDS
nml large corteo mill for sale , Inquire 1424 B
10th St. Q 110-S *
FOR SALE OR TRADi : NEW TONY CAMPbell
boll Qllmlcr press. Will take part cash ant
balance In printing. AdJrcfs W K , Ilee.
Q-M173 14
MISCELLANEOUS.
STOCK PASTURED ; GOOD THED T. MUR
ray. R-M4S7 S20
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. Dn , H. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE
liable business medium ; 7th tear at 119 N. 16
B 75 *
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETO.
MADAMB SMITH. COJ S. KITH , 2D FLOOR
room 3 ; massasc. vapor , alcohol , steam , sul
phurlna and sea baths , T MSJI S *
MASSAGE , MA-DAMEfocnNAItD. 1419 DODGE
PERSONAL.
UM1IRELLAB MADE , RECOVERED AND RE
paired. 103 South Sixteenth street , U 75J
VIVVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES
Health book and consultation free. Address o
call VlaM Co. . > 4S Uea kids. Lady attendant
U-7J4
nALDUFP
A pleasant and convenient place , lit )
Fatnam street , I'oxton block : 'phono 711.
U-757-317
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CRKAM I'OR WHIPPPING AND I1UTTER
milk. Waterloo creamery , 1(1 } Howard , tel.133 :
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD FROM UNHOLTEI
flour at Imogen L. Ramiey'n , ' ZI7 N 15th st.
U MIOS S19
WHEN OUT WITH YOUR LADY VISIT J. J
Muller"n new lea cream ration , 2M)2 ) Iavcn
worth street : everything Is new. Including th
bulldlnir. Tel. 1030. Ice cream delivered.TM
U -TM 314
DR.W.STEPHEN8ON. SPECIALIST , K * B. 1ST1
U-414 B19
MM K. LA ROOK. UA83AGB. 1(0 > LEAVEN
worth street , third QM > r , front room * ; two tin
class operators. U M973 10 *
foC CIGAR FOR tO , HAVANA FRECKLES
U-MW1 837
UATH3. MASdAGU. MME , POST , 319S4 S. UTII
PERSONAL.
Continual.
ELKCTRO-TIintlMAL IIATHS , FACIAL MAS-
( Bge&coniDlcxIan treatment , Mme , 1'oat , 1194 H IS.
U-87MO
REMOVAI. OPENING. THE OMAHA NA-
tlonnl Knlttlne f clory 1ms removed from 15th
nnd lloiinrd to 312 S. Utli , in the new Hchlltx
bulldlnir nnd will lm\e nn openlns of their fall
nnd winter Rood * Salurdav , Sopletnlier B : ele
gant picture curds slten to nil callers , this Is
the only hau < ic In In ? city tlmt make * . > p < ! -
dally ot woolen Rood * . > tirna ami crochet eot-
Inni. liillfs doing hundwoik nlll llnd It to their
n < hnntrice to cull nnd cxnmlnn nur slock.
Joseph F. llllz proprietor , U M103 U
AGENTS WANTED - JI.OOO WILL UK
ovvnrded In rlBhly-four cash Rlris for correct
replies 10 our nerd mlx-uu. Beml mldreispil
stninpeil envelope foi the mix up to the Flut-
cnce Medicine Co. , St. Paul , MinnU
U M16D 9
MONEY TO LUAN HEAL ESTATE.
LIF12 INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F , C. Clusney , Kansis City. Mo.
W-7M
ANTHONY LOAN ft TRUST CO. , 319 N.Y. LITE
loans nt low rates for choice securtly In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omah.t city pmperty.
VV-760
MONEY TO IX > AN ON FARM IN DOUGLAB
Improved ami unlmpinved Omaha real fstnte.
FLlellly Tiutt Co. , IT02 Farnnm t. AV 761
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrennan , Love & Co. , Paiton llk.
W-7C2
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OMAHA LOAN A TRV8T CO. , 18TH AND
Doucla * streets , loin money on city and farm
property at lowest rates oC Interest. W 13
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES TUB
0 F. Davis Co. . IM3 Fnrnain st. W 7C1
UNITED bTATIV ) MOUTOAGU CO. OF NEW
York Capital K OH.OOfl. Surplus luW.OW. Hub-
mlt choice lands In J ? . S. Puse > . UKcnt , First
National bank building. W ,63
MONEY TO LOAK' AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved nnd unlmptovrd Omilia leal estate ,
1 to 5 sears. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170i Fnrnnm.
W -7CI
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property : J1 OOJ A upwaiils , C to 7 per cent ; no
tklajsW I arnam Smith t Co , 13S ) Fnrmm.
MONEY TO I OAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
nt C ptr cent. W. It. Melklc. 1st Nat. bank.
W 7C3
/TVE INSURANCE POLICIES 1'URCHASED. '
inr on same negotiated. Willlvcr & Co. ,
l > rexcl bids , I'hlla. Pa. W 31971 Ot *
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MON'EY TO LOAN ON FURNITXiRE , PIANOS.
horses , waKens , etc. . nt lowest intts In city ,
no removal of poods , strictly conlldenllal ; > ou
can pay the loan olt ot any time or In any
amount.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN .70.
? 05 S. Klh st.ee. .
Xb4
J B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMOi : BLOCK
x -71. ;
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
erty. Harvln Loan Co , 701 N. Y. Life build-
Ins X-7C
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIture -
ture , piano * homes , vvasons or any lilntl of
chattel security , at Ion eat possible rates , which
jou c.m piy bncl < at nny time and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO .
room 4. Wltlmell block. : r-67
BUSINESS CHANCE3.
FOR RENT , A DEPARTMENT ON SECOND
lloor , 3 x80 In one of the largest houses In
Council Bluffs. 13 , care Uce , Council Itlurfs.
Y-7CJ
FOR SALE. A I1IG PAYING BUSINESS ; NO
competition ; SISCO cash takes It. Address S.
CO. lloe Y M100 S3'
A HOWLING SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES.
Y MK1 S27
THE NATIONAL 1NTOIIMATION AND EX-
eli.mge Co , 203 TUst Natlon.il bank , Onnhn ,
lias customeru with cash , farm lands and city
pioperly for merchandise , also stocks of jroous
for palo and trade. Y M8CO 30
43 I'ER CENT NET PROFITS WEEKLY WITH
Jl.6'1 ' or moro c.ipltnl. 1'iospectus , Itemized
statistics free Deiibon & Dwyer. 834 liroid-
vay , New Yorlv. Y Milt OH *
FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS GROCERY , DOING
Rood biitlnoHH , In tplemlld location , peed rea
sons for selling. Address W SI , Uce. Y 1I2-8 *
CIGAR , TOBACCO , FRUIT AND CONFEC-
tlonery store dolnc a good btinliHss for site.
Good reason , for selling. Address W 2 , Dee.
Y 141-7 *
FOR SALE. A WELL ESTABLISHED HAR-
nesi business In a Rood tdimlns country In
western luna. For paitlculais addiess W 27 ,
care Bee. Y Ml IS 8'
R12TIR1NO FROM BUSINESS ; GOOD OPENIng -
Ing for party wlshlne to buy stock of vvall
| ui > er (8 ( 00 * r. ) with llxtures for less than M
cost , to be sold by October I , For particulars
address H. T. Voss , 1724 Leavenworth.Y .
Y M1CO S
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL ;
try our njrullcale s > 9tem of speculation ; in
crease you i Income ; Information free ; send
for circular. Thompson & Uerr Co. , M Wall
Mrcet , New York Incorporated under the
laws ot state of New Yolk ; capital $140.004.
Y Mill S'
FOR BALE , . FIRST-CLASS AND WELL LO-
cnted drug Mtore ; lialf ci ii , balance tea !
estate ; also food location for doctor. W 2) ,
ISee. Y M1C7 1C
WANTED. 11.000 ON GOOD SOUTH OMAHA
property for C or 19 wuia nt b per cint. Ad-
dicss 701 Uth St. , South Omali.i. Nch.
Y Mlffi 9
GENTLEMEN WITH SMALL CAPITAL WISH-
InB to tusnEC In the best ptyjng business
In the state can find pnch an opening by cill-
ing nn the under ? gacd at the Ogden house.
1C Frlshcy. \-M17B 10
FOR EXCHANGE.
AMERICA'S PRlOn , HAVANA FRECKLES , SC.
Z-1IG51 Sil
I IIAVU CASH. IOWA AND OTHER LAND3
10 exchanpr ? for incichandlse. H. A. Wflffner.
Omalm. heb. Z S1S55
FOR TRADE , ONE OR ALL OF 5 STOflE
buildings on N street , South Oimha. bringing
nice Income , for coed clear farm land near
tn Omaha , South Omaha or Council Bluffs
Value of property about J2J.OOO 00. Address
11 SI , Bee. Z MC93 ! !
CLUAH CITY PROPERTY FOR LAND. WIL-
Ilains & Mlttan , McCaguo building , room 313.
Z M837 Ol
GOOD CLEAR REAL ESTATE FOR STOCK OF
poods Address W 8 , this otllce. Z M970 8
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO Ex
change for young work horses or mules.
Lamoreaux LErot. , 30G S. 12th. Z 103
IMPROVED 120 ACRES IN WYANDOTTE CO
Ohio , and line residence with ten neies ad
joining good town In Hancock Co , Ohio , ic
trade for eastern Neb. land or merchandise
IJox &S5 , Schuyler , Neb , Z M121 O5
OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVEt
residence property and eastern Nebraska farn
land to trade for dry goixls. Want to dca
with owner. Box 710. Schujlcr , Neb
Z-M120 O5
WANTED TO TRADE A CLEAR LOT WOHTI
from J100 to J200 for a phaeton. T. C. Brunner
room 1 , Wure block. Z 135-3
BRICK. WANTEDVTO TRADE A GOOD CLUAT1
lot near Binson post olllcc for good brick. T
C. Brunner , room 1 , Ware block Z 131-7
FOR HALE OR TRADE-BAY HORSE. K
hamli. seven learn , gentle , trot better 2.4)
will trade for touns horeo with speed 13V
hands. H. H , Irey , county treasurer.
Z-157-11
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CELlar -
lar , cittern , city water ; cor. 13th and Bihlcr
J1.2M.OO , long time. Enquire 1318 B'arnsm
.Samuel Burns. R 13 771
ONE OF T1H5 HEST HOME.S IN KOUNTZt
Placn (2019 ( Blimey ) if sold at once
will go for less than rest of house Terms
cUmt 1mlr cnsh. balance easy , R N. Wllhncl
Cwnii ) , 207 N. Y , Life. E 3H-H-17
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS
sit ; or trade. 1 % 1C. Hailing. Barker block.
R E-77J
GARDEN LAND3.
5 mllrs from poitonice , lone tine , easy lermi.
Call B.I 94) N. Y. Life R13 731
FOR BALE. MY RESIDENCE , S. W. J1ST ANE
Cass. Leavllt Uurnlmm. R 13 103-11 *
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARISON. U N.Y. LIFE
RE-1M-OC *
TYPEWRITERS ,
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT , BOLD , EX
chttnecd , rented and repaired , Typewriter am
otllco supplies. Typewriters rented at U pe
month. 'Inn Omaha Typewriter exchange , kuc
cessors to the tj-peurlllntt department of th
Me eath Statloneiy Co. 211 B. 13th , tel. 13(1.
776
SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEVMUTKR
The Omaha Typewriter exchange , tel. 1331 , No
814 8. 13th it. 777
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFEBED FOF
ala should make you suspicious ) funny the ]
are mostly Smith's. Try one and you ivll
understand why , full line of supplies. Hmlth
I'remler Co. , 17th and Farnam ; telephone
1.284. M 70S
TYPEWRITERS-OMAHA PEOPLE DON"
teal typewriters , they buy of us. Why ? Be
causa the Dens mure Call graph end Yott ttr
the best machines made ; they will outwea
any t > pewrlter made , and do a better ami It
at work. Our supply department will be stir
to please ) ou. Bend jour machines to us I
you ns.nl them repaired. United Typewrite
and Supplies Co. , 1(19 Farnam street. Tele
phone. 13 5. 9M
TYPEWRITING AND aTENOGRApilicMIEAD
quHrlers at Room K. DounUs blorL Tele
phont 1584. Terms icuoaaUt. HIM IV
BUSINESS , NOTICES. ]
T ' P
MA1IA MRERSaiAttJlllPE VACTORYi OLD
pipes made new. 603 TJ ? ISth. "M
DAMAGED JlllUlOIlS-ItKSILVKRED. 719 N. K
781
ITOVE REPAIRS Otf'iALL K1NDS ; AMO
hotel range & general assortment of ranges ,
cooks & Centers : wrttrSttnchnient < > put In t
at J , Hughes , C07 B. list & Jackson.
305
PLUMPERS.
REE-PLUMBINO OF-EVERY KIND. CIA'S
steam & hoi water heating ; sewerage , 31)HIS.
r . I 7
. J. HANIOAN , PL MRlNO. STEAM AS'U
hot water heating. i0 , q\enworth st 7 < J
OHN ROWE Jt CO , 1'Ht'MlTTNCI , STEAM AND
hot water licatlng , eas Ilxturca. clobcal S. li
7M
BICYCLES.
1ICYCLE9 , NEW AND OLD , JW TO J17I
ttsy payments , we rent anil repair. Onn.ia
lllCKle Co. , 323 N.10th t. 778
_ _
1ICYCI.ES ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES
Bend for our list of seconl Imnd nnd shop
worn blcyclei. Repairs nnd "sclo sundries ot
all kinds. M. O .Daxon. 40. ! N. ICth st. 773
HCYCLBI REPAIRED AND REMODELED.
Tlic-s and sundiles. 8afc openoJ , impaired. C.
R. HiMllii. locksmith , Sll N. lt.th St. 1S6
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
YOU CAN MAKS ! MOP.E INTEREST ON YOUR
money by puU"K us 11 or mjie per numth
than In any ravin ; * bink. Inve < tlgate. Mu
tual Loin ami Bulldln ? nmoclatlon. G. M.
Nattlnger , ree'J , 1701 F'linnin st , 723
IOW TO GET A HOME OR SECl'RE GOOD
Interest on mvlnnsppij to Omahi L &
U. assn. , 17-l ) , Bee bldg O M Nattlnser Sec
STEAMSHIP LINE.
ANCHOR LINE MAIL BTEAMSHP9-SAlt !
legularly e ory Paturtlay fiom New York foi
Ixmdoiulerry and Glasgow Ethiopia , Septem
bcr 35 , V I > . m. ; Furneisln. Pritcmlicr | S2 11 a
m ; Anchorla , September ft , 2 p. in. , Clrcissli
October D. 10 a. in. Salnoti , second cl.i s
nnd steemge. slnsto ur round trip tickets ( ron
New Yoik IT Chlclgi at reduced rntes to th
principal Scotch. EnslMi. Irish and nil contl
rental t > olntj > . For money orders , dinfts. out
ward or prepaid tickets npply to any of ou
local agents or to Henderson Bios. , Chicago
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND
storige batleries recharged ; electrical and gen
< > rnl mnclilnlsts , superior woik iu.iiantced
Omaha Electrical Walks , G17 and GUI B 10th st
783
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC
tors for electric light nnd motor plants and al
kinds of electrical construction. Westell ! Elec
trie Supply Co , 41S and m S. ISth sf 784
UNDERTAKERS AND EMS ALMERS
It. K. BUIIKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANI
embalmer , 1018 Chicago st , , telephone 90. 783
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS ANI
cmbalmers , 1701 Cumins st. , telephone 1060.
789
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM
baliner , HIT Farn m stv telephone 223 7 7
DRESSMAKING.
MISS MASON'S SCHOOL FOR DRESSMAK
Ing , established Ib92 , in ready for the fal
work. A thorough tailor system Is Uught
taken from actual measurements nnd found ? '
on a mathematical ba ls. Finm tvvo to thre
dresxes me made durlne the term of tei
lossuns I ich pupil being compelled to hind !
the garments during * the dirtcicnt stages o
progiesslon Room S17 S.I 2Cth streetM122
M-122 3 <
SAY AND GRAIN.
NEBRASKA HAY CO , WHOLESALE HAS
gi.iln and mill stuffWo nrc alwa > s on th
market to buy or sell. 1W2-1-C Nicholas st
j 794
ItUY YOUR HAY BY CAR'.OIl TON LOTS. W ]
buy hay. A. II. Sndery 1515 Burl St. . tel 1101
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OITICAL CO. , LEADING OPTICIANS
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes tested free 2.
South ICth. in Klnsletjs dfug store. 416 15'
THE ALOE & PENFOLT ) CO. . BCIENTIFI
opticians , 140J I'ainaiji st. , opposite Paxto
hotel. Eyes ! iamlnM free. 7)1 ! )
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOB PRINTING CO , FINE PRINTINi
of jll kinds. 17th St. , Bee Building. 79)
MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING
specialty. Douglas Printing Co. , 410 S. 15t
St. , Slieely bldg. Tel. C44 for prompt service.
800
UPHOLSTERING.
UPHOt/RING CABINET MATTRESS WORK !
W. It. Dell , H. A. McEjchron , 2717 Leavenw'tl
801
UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONT ]
M S. Will kin , 2111 Cumins T i W2 SOS
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS GALVANIZE
iron cornices. 17J2 S. Mary's live. 8)3 )
EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN EPT
niter .prop. , 103. 110. 112 N. llth. EHtab 13 ;
GRINDING.
SCISSORS. LAWN MOWEUS. RAZORS. ETC
ground. Mclcholr Itioa. 11D Farnam stieet.
RAZORS , SHEAR1 ? , CLIPPERS LAWN MOU
crs , etc. A , L. Undeland , 1W N. 14th. 792
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
O. F GELLENDECK. BANJOIST AN
teacher , lil' ) Cullfoinla street. 911
FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS
easy payments ; Instiumentx rented , rents ai.pl
on purchase , A. Hospe , Jr. 743
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
ALVA J. GROVER. MATHEMATICAL AN
surveying Instruments , engineers' nnd arch
lects' supplies ; liaclug cloth , blue procei
pipers 319 B. ISth ; mall orders. 793
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
WDLF BROS. & CO. , MANUFACTURERS O
awnings tents Hags , wagon , hay stack cover
tarpaulins , balloons and piruchutes. 703-705 I
16th st. , telephone CO I. Tents for rent
807 S17
T AXID ERMISTS.
TAXIDERMY AND FURS SEND FOR CAT ;
logue. George E. Brown , jr. , & Co. , 7M S. 16tl
811
HORSESHOEING.
MRS. THOMAS MALONCY , 012 N. ICTH ST.
231
COAL.
SlIIiniDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUBSTITUT
fc < t-iVd coal und } 3 M ton cheaper , ICtu&Farna
. , OJfl O4
D. T. MOUNT HAS RKilOVED HIS COAL Ol
nee to 209 S. 15th St. , jllnrjn block. 1W
JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS I
all kinds of coal , Correspondence eollclte
1008 Farnam t. > " < 81J
STENOGRAPHERS.
iT. SUTCLIFFE. , J3ENERAL STENO (
rapher. 232 Bee buililliigL' Telephone W7
* ' " ' *
MS51
CARPENTERS ANTD BUILDERS ,
C , E. MORRILL. CAm-tiiTER , OFFICE AN
store IU lures a spetTatly , Patch Ins ar
plasterlnt ; . 1513 Cupltol'L've. tel. 408. 796
DYE
ui 1 _ -
BCHODDSACK. TWIM UlTY DYE WORKI
1W1 Farnam street , biysljig of every descrl ]
tlon anil dry cleanlty,1 > 1q 797
on. anoitan s. NASO.H ! I > INTIST. suirn 2
I'axton block , Htli ami Karnnm Bin. , tel. 71 !
8M
_ _ _ _ _
Pit. 1'AUU DUNT1ST , Spg ) 111 KT ST. 8 6
HEST rimNACi : MADE' , BOPT COAI. SMOK
consuming nnd luml coal furnace * . Ujclc Co
nlco Wurkn. 108-112 N. Ulli t. 810
HOARD IKO BT.MH.nS. TINE MVKUY TOC
cheap , id liaumlcy , JHIi and Bt. Slar > ' nv
AETNA. HOVSi : ( HlTlToi'KAN ) N , W. CO ]
Uth and Ucxlce , lEoom ty day or vreek.JtJSJ"
JtJ-SJ"
DANCING.
-Au . O.V MOHVNO I-OI5 LESSONS. BOOIR1
pr it r A ni-f . 1510 Iltrncy , U ! Sll
STOVE HEPA1HB.
TOVB Rin'AtltS FOn UtfKKIlKNT
nmken ot movrVntcr Mtnrlimonts and
ciMinwilonii n nxvlnlty IJffT Ujuglan nlrt'ct.
Omtlm Stove Ilfpulr VV.ik * MI'S
PAWNBROKERS.
MAuovvny LOANS UO.NUIu K. ictr.ti > .
-ti
ISUOKTKAND AWli 1'Yl'EWHITING.
AN BANT'B BCIIOOt. OK SHOUT HAND ,
N. T , Life. Omi'in Atk for circular. JDS
Till : Kr.Al.TV MAKKKr.
NSTIVUMKNTS pheeil on rccorl September
7 , 1801 :
VVAIIUANTY : unnna.
i S Uffnl nml wife to All > -rt Cnilim w
51S feet of o CJS ( uet lotB 11 nil. ! 12 , lilnds
2. HrtMl Terr c 55 !
M Stenlwre nml v.\tt \ lo A J Smith , liM
10 and ll , lilock 2 llrwe Hill 800
J Mmllli tn ll M Sunborg , tots ll nn < l
Z3 , bl .k 16 , Mine SW
* oulh Omnlia l.nml com ) nn > ti > I'ml I ) tl-
leek lot C. lilock 10) ) South Orrnh' . . . . IS *
IKlnvocIc At O'K company to K T Mar-
nhnll nml wife , lot U. , block 3 , Klidliy
Mnee > M )
' I'M ! .
imuha I'ovpornRc comiwiny to Sclnfer.
ot.i I to C. block 4 , lluttljiittnn Outer . . 1.000
'Inrence ' Tlmpcrley to wnltr-r Tlmiwrley ,
" " " "
P 8-16-11' . . . " . . . . . . . . 1.000
V W Lemon mil vvlfc lo OeorRiVun llcils ,
lul ! , lilocU 7. Oin.ilin Vlc-w 1,603
O r Onrlwm nnd wife to Simui-l ilniiit
' < i lot 3. Mock 131 , South Om.ili i . . . S)0 )
nlon tUnck nnls roniji my to John Tm *
ley , lot C , Mock 1C Irt mM to Siulh
Omalia COO
C K Man In nnd wlfo to O I. Marvin , lot
! ! . lili .k 8. Kckornnn I'lacc 1.CO3
H llountil Mini vvlft lo C II NUtioH. n
'i no Si-lS-10 . . 1,300
Ql'lT CLAIM IiiiM : :
1 L Wilclil to V n lllK llow , lot i , I'ruyn'a
ftulKllv In 1'nulson's uii < l 1
Totil nmount of trnn foiB t 9MS
HURRAH. SUES & CO. , SoHcllirs. Boo
Building , OMAHA , Neb Adviuu FUEb
RHILWHYTIMEGHRD
Leaves I CIHCAC.O NOICTHWEST'N ( Arrive *
OrnahtlU. 1' Depot. 1 th & . Mnsun ijts | Omalia
II OVvm . i. Eastern Express
4 ( Kpm . . Vestlbulrd Limited . D.ICam
G 5am . Mo. Valley Locil . 10.30pm
6.4tpm . . . . Oinalia Chicago Bpcelal 2
LeaverfCHICAGO , "BURLINQTON 5. Q I Arrives
Omalui ) _ Depot IQlli nnd Mason SJs | Omaln
4 45pm . . . . . . .Chicago Vestibule . . . . . 9 Slim
9i4Sani * . . . . . . . . .Chicago Express . 4.2pm
1 02pm . . . .Chicago anil Iowa. Locnl . . C OOim
A 3jun . . . . . . Pnclllc Junction r ocnl. . ' > Ml'm
Leaves IBUBLINGTON sTMO. RIVEIl"TArrlv"es
Omalia ] Depot IQtli nnd Mason Sts | Omaln
10 lenin . Denver Express . . . 9 IVim
101r im . l > eadwood Express . . . 4.1Aptn
4'SOinn . Denver Express . . . . 4'10pm
CiCOprn NcbiaKka Locnl ( except Sundav ) . C.cnpm
:15.im. Lincoln Local ( except Suiula . .ll:25am :
Leaves I K. C. , ST. J. & C. B | Arrlv es
_ Oimlia ] Dcpotl _ th an < l Minon Sts I Omaha
! > :45nm. . . .Kansas City Dny Express. . . . E > :35pm :
:43pm K. C. Night Ex _ vla _ U. P Trans. 6Main :
Leave * I CHtCAGO. R L & PACIFIC | Arflvcs
OmaluU. | P. Depot. I0th & Mason Sis | Omaha
"
EAST.
IOlBim. .Atlantic Expiess ( ex Sunda . . 5l5pm :
C:2Tpm Night Impress G:40im
4:40pm . Chicago Vcstlbuled Limited . 1 2Spm
ll:3iam : OMahoma Exp. ( to C. U c Sun ) 535am !
"
_ WEST.
C.33nm Oklahoma & . Te as Exp ( ex. Sunll ) S3pm
. Colorado Limited . . . 4.10pm
Leaves I UNION PACIMC ( Arrives
OmahilUnlon Depot , lOtliA. Mason Sts I Omahi
] 0 n am Kniney Express 3 J'lpin '
2lopm ! Overland Fl > e.r. . . 6,10pm
3 15pm Beatrice . Stromsb'g- ( ex Sun ) l .4rpm
G.4Di > m 1'aclflc Expiess lO.jjim
(1 ( 30pm Fast Mali 4 20pm
Leaves I CHICAGO. MIL * BT PAUL.Arrlves |
gmalmlUnlon Depot , 10th .Ve Miuon bta I Omnhn
6 35pm Chlciso Limited . 7. T. 9:30-im :
11 .lOim..Chicago Express ( c\ . Sun ) . . . 5 QOpn ]
Leaves I F , , E. & MO. VALLEY ( Arrives
Omalia ] Depot 15th and Webster Sla. I Omaha
3 O'.im Dcndwoud Express C:10pm :
9.01am. ( Ex. Sat ) Wyo Ex. ( Ex Mon ) . B.IOpir
B.OTpm. . Norfolk Express ( Ex Sunday ) ,10:45atr :
E:3 pm. , . . , . St 1'nul Express 3:40am :
Leaves ! MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Onnlial Depot 15th nndJWcbsler Sis.
"
"c 0)im St , Louis Express
9:30pm : St. Louis Express , . . . . . . . C:53pn :
5:10pm..Dally : ( ex. Sun. Nebraska Local. . 9:10air :
Lcivcs j C. , HT. P. , M. K O. [ Arrives
_ OmahaDepot _ 15th andJIVcbster Sts. f Omaha
$ :00am. .Sioux City Accom. ( Ex.Sun ) . . 8 03ptr
10.00am Sioux City Accom ( Sun , Only ) S.OCpir
12.lr pm . Sioux City Express ( Ex Sun ) , ll:5Snn- :
ii-SOpm St. Paul Limited . . . . 9:40in :
Loivesl HIOUX CITY & PACIFIC | Arrlvea
Omahnlllnlon Depot. 10th A M.ison Bts I Omalr
" " "
6 55im Sioux cJlty""Pasienger 10:20pn- :
8 Mpm St. Paul Express . . . . lO-dOnn-
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrlves
Onnlial Depot 15th. nnd Welster Sts | Oinali"
5 3 pm "St. Paul Limited 9T40nn-
8 30pm Chicago Limited l ! 40an
Leaves ! WABASH RAILWAY lArrlvi
UmalinlUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sts I Omii
f > .55pm St Louis Cannon Ball
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.
1'crtliirnt Ailvlco tn I'nrrntH vrltli . % nibltioii !
K iii.
Some very pertinent aJvlce to parent :
concerning sending their sans lo technlca
schools and worlts In order to fit them ti
become engineers has recently been pub
Ilshcil by the oldest technical Journal , thi
"Engineer. " "There are many parents , '
says this paper , "Hlled with ambitious de
sires for the future of their sons and anv
lous ( o have them assume a dignity not In
ferlor to that ot a lawyer , doctor or clergy
wan ; they wish them to btcoma profes
slonal men in contradistinction to trades
men. To them , It must be confessed , eiil |
iieerliig does not open a hopeful prospect
The number ot professional engineers 1 :
comparatively small , and thosa who can bi
classed amongi the fully successful are , aa i
rule , men of special genius Tlia most excel
lent training and the greatest assldult ;
concerning technical subjects , even tin
greatest success In the earliest pirt of hi
career , does not guarantee to the englnce :
a sufficient Income In later life. For oni
thing , even professional engineering Is al
ways under the Inllucncc ot trade , , am
rises and falls ivlth Its periods of elevatloi
ami depression. The doctor and the lawye
are not so fettered. Ninety per cent of th
population needs a doctor'6 assistance a
least twice In their lives , once to bring then
Into the world and once to send them out o
It again , and probably CO per cent seek th
assistance of a lawyer at least two or thrc
times In their sojourn here ; but the profes
slonal engineer , be he ever so able , ma :
spend his life mi needed and employ his Urn
designing force pumps or vary the monoton ;
by Inventing and taking out patents for Im
provemcnts ho Is not wealthy enough to pur
sue. The title 'profession' Is too narrow to
engineering 'an employment not mechanics
and requiring some degree of Isnowl
edge' such a definition Is totally inap
pllcable , and either we have no right t
employ the word profession or the meanln
needs modification. The work ot the engl
neer must In Its nature be always more o
less mechanical. The title trade IB as fa
wrong on the other side , for It Is passible t
be a successful engineer without either belt )
a professional or a tradesman , There Is n
word In the language which exactly de
scribes the occupation , Our technical .school
would be useless were engineering a mer
Iralllc in machines , a trade not needing a
much knowledge es that ot a tea dealer
This Is not engineering at all , and thos
pursuing such an occupation have no rlgh
to call themselves engineers. "
II cur Kusftht Hc iil.tta Hlr ) < lUU.
While Russia U behindhand In most thing
pertaining to progress and enlightenment all
U distinctly In advance ot the remainder t
the world as far athe regulation ot th
bicycle trnlllc Is concerned. lie [ ore any on
Is permitted to ride on any public thoroughfare
faro he Is compelled to obtain a license at
cost of fl and to have his name and adJres
entered upon the pollco registers of hU dli
trlct , In token of which he la presented wit
u square piece of leather Mlth his number I
largo figures of brltlit metal. This he mui
have permanently ufflxcd to the back of th
cycleso that It may be seen by the pollci
Hut prior to receiving the llcenso the hnlgl :
of the wheel is forced to undergo an examlni
tlon an to whether he can rlda buttlclentl
well to avoid becoming a public danger. Th !
examination consists In the description of
figure 8 set around two sticks , and lie I
obliged to do this to the- satisfaction of tli
official examiners , one ot whom IB usually tl ;
president ot the local bicycle club ,
I ord Coleridge vvrltcn : "Send me flftee
dozen Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Wine
tried It while here and find It iiiperlor ,
TI > ITPIP n ptiriMirKtT ) if i nr ?
TRAFHC AGREEMENT MADE
Lines -with n Conjunction At Billings Oomo
tonn Und.ratintniig.
" Q. " AND N. P , TIE UP FOR BUSINESS
TrntMrntitlnrtitiil tlrnrviiriitiiUvrfl MuNfnrcr
nn Uiuloratnmllni ; Tlitu It 1 lioy Itml
fti'trr Mil Doing * Aiiiont ; tlin
Itullrimtls Criitcrlii ) ; lloro.
Goner * ! Manager O.V ItoMrogo an l
Oeneral Krelglit Agent Cloorge U Crosby of
tlio Burlington , returned from St. Paul yes
terday , where tttey hail an extended con
ference \vlth Northern Paclllc otllclals reU-
tlvo to trifflc mnttf-rn between the two com
panies when the Burlington reache" Hillings ,
itr. IloH1teg > stnteil to The Bee man tlmt
the Billings connection would probably bp
latle about September 23 , nnd the line vvoulil
e In complete operation by the middle of
) ctobor.
"Our trip to St. Paul vvai for tlie piupoj *
f petting together on matters of detail con-
looled with the cxchango of business at Blll-
; s. When \vo came to allt out features
tlio new relationship , the Northern I'.iclflo
icopte nml out selves were not very far npirt.
iVlillo there arc still Bemu features of the
connection yet to b' dhcusscd. I feel safe In
aylng that the companies villl exchange
juslncai at Billings upon n Insls satisfactory
o all interests. Whether n close trnlllo
iRtcement will bo matte. I cannot say , but
> slno the arrangements will be upon a
basis similar to those e\lstlng with other
connections Beyond this thcro Is llttlo tlmt
vould bo Interesting to the public. Tlio tie-
. .ills con only concern the two s > stems. "
U VNNUT AdIU.i : M 11 H ( ! , \I.1)U in.L.
JmlffB llrlllnier llolils Oregon Krtelvpis
llnil n High ! tu ICiuliuo \ > ii 4H.
I'OUTLAND , Ore. , Sept. 7. In the Oregon
lallvvay & . Navigation wage Bchedtile In the
United States court , Jutlgo Bellinger thla
norntiiK rcmlercd nn Important decision on
a question In point , the exact reverse of a
decision rendered by Judge Caldwcl ! in the
LTnloti 1'ac.flc wage schedule case In the
Lfnlt ; il States court at Onnha. In the
Lfnlon Pacific case Jmlga Caldvvell decldei ]
: hat the receivers had no pov > er to change
: he schcJulo and rules , liut should petltlor
the court to inalxo the change. In lila do'
clslon Judge Bellinger saltl that the courl
cannot be expected to stand over the re'
celver and follow him through the minute
details or hla work. Under the rule pro
posed , which was the one laid down bj
Judge CaUhvell , the receiver might wunt tc
make a hundred or n thousand changes a
year , for each of which the court will hav <
to giva an order. This would Involve a qttes.
tlon that H seemed to him was impractical
The- question In this case was whether the
receiver could make reductions In the wages
of emplo > 3 without the consent of tlit
court. The turtles were all In court , and ll
made no difference on the petition of whlcl
side they got there , nor which sltla wll
Introduce witnesses first. The decision wai
followed by another to the effect that tin
order of Judge Colduell In the Union I'aclflt
vvago cases was not binding on the separati
receiver of the Oregon Hallway & Nnvlgatlot
company This disposed of all the technlca
points , nnd the courl announced he woult
hear the ease on Its merits. The date foi
the hearing will bo set tomorrow morning
In referring to the causes for the roduc
tlon of the wages of operatives , counse
for the receiver stated that the reports o
earnings and operating expenses for thi
month of April showed a deficiency of eve :
$100.000. He estimated for the present yea
the. deficiency would exceed over $1,000,000
and If there was to be a continued dctlclenc :
in the operating expenses the road had bette
bo abandoned.
IS.lbTHOUND KAThS KKSTOItr.D.
Ccntnil Tnfllc Assorl itinn Koiuls < lot Ilucli
to Tariff Ktitc * Srit | < < ml > ir aa ,
CHICAGO , Sept. 7. The general man
agers of the Central Trafllc association roads
at their meeting today , reached nn agree
tncnt as to the restoration of rates on llv
slock , bulk meats and provisions. They mad
an order that rates on those articles shoul
be restored to the tariff basis September 22
and be strictly maintained thereafter.
In relation to passenger affairs , n rcsolu
tlon was adopted creating separate commit
tees of general passenger agents of the line
Initial nt Chicago , St Louis and Peoria t
prepare a detailed plan for a division of th
business from and through these points I
and through the western termini of th
Trunk Line association roads
At the meeting of the transcontlncnt.i
lines today no progiess was made In th
settlement of existing differences. Tli
whole time was epent In the discussion o
differentials , the Oregon Navigation com pan
refusing to consider any other phase ot th
situation until ita claim for differentials b
disposed of.
At the annual meeting of the stockholder
of the Chicago Great Western road , C , \ \
Benson. J. W , Ltislc and S. C , Stlcknej
whose terms of officeas directors of th
company had expired , were re-elected for
term of three years. No other business wa
transacted.
Mo Acroeinmit l.ookmt I'or.
There Is a decided feeling growing that th
boycott Inaugurated against the Union Pa
clfic by the transcontinental roads will b
"called off" and that the Union Pacific , Burl
Ington and Kork Island will form n combln
against the northern roads should the Ore
can Hallway & Navlcatlon company Insls
upon HID differentials It no\v claims on Sa
Francisco business. The boycott , whllo :
lias not seriously Injured the Union Pacllli
has made things decidedly unpleasant In tli
territory tapped by the "Overland" roul
and Its competitors. There are many pet
pie who , coming from the west , deslro to us
the lllo Grande -as far as Denver , or woul
like to use the Burlington or Itock Islan
fiom Denver to Chicago , using the Unlo
Pacific as far as Denver from Ogden. Unilt
the ruling of Mr. Lornax lib road baa stoo
out for the long haul and has closed In cor
sequence some of the common gateways t
the dlsudvanatpe of all companies. But th
action of the northern lines Insisting upc
higher differentials than at presnt allowc
has drawn the Union Pacific , Clilcag
Burlington & Qumcy and Chicago , Roc
Island & Pacific closely together ni a meat
of much more effecthe warfare against the
northern enemies. It Is rumored that M
LotnaK will recommend to the receivers i
his company a change In the policy i
manipulating business originating J
Its territory should the boycottln
roads show a disposition I
lift the boycott and pull together mutual !
taking from one another whatever bualnei
Is given without Insisting upon the lor
haulBut
But even with the bo > cott lifted , the a
niobphcre around transcontinental roads
Btlll very heavy , and the prospects of a
agreement being reached are as far removi
as tvcr.
The Southern Pacific people Insist that tl
Oregon Hallway & Navigation company r
new the contract made with tie | Union P ;
clflc as to local business between Portlar
and San Francisco. This Mr. McNelll
not Inclined to da on account of his Hi
of boats plying between the Sound count !
nnd the Golden (3atc.Vhlle the Orcgc
Navigation company enjoys tlie 6.11110 a
rangements over the Shasta route as tl
Northern Pacific , It does not want to hand
cap Itself by renewing the Union I'acll
contract made with the Southern Paclfl
and this Is one of I ho stumbling blocks
the way of a transcontinental agreement ,
Kullvruf JVotc .
G. T. Horn has been appointed gener
manager of the > Macon & Northern rallroa
with headquarters- Macon , Ga. Mr. Hoi
was formerly superintendent of the Kremon
nikhorn & Missouri Vnlley at Fremont.
Judge Cornish , master in chancery ot tl
Union Pacific , left for New York Tlmr da
where , on the llth. he will tike tcstlmoi
tn matters concerning the nonpaylng prope
tits which ore part of the Union Pacll
system.
"The Newer Northwest" IB the title ot :
exhaustive publication written by John I
White and designed to bring Into promlnen
the Black HI1U of South Dakota and II
Ul Horn mountains of Wyoming , travers
by ( he Burlington. H Is . brlchltr "rltUn
book.
A NEGRO STATE.
Tlin lllurk Settler * of Olilnhnmn HMlinntof
nl 1111,1101) ,
The Rrouth ot Oklahoma has bean one t > t
the most rcmarltnblc In the history of Ameri
can territories , A few jonrs ngo It was a
barren vvlldernm , Inhabited only by savage
Indians and lawless white turn ; today It u
Knocking nt the doora of congress for nd-
mlHilou to the union aa n state. When It ir
admitted , says the Memphis Sclmcter , Itwill
have a larger Afto-Ainerlcnn imputation thus
any state of lt size nnd popuhticm In thr
union outside the southern states. Kroin.
figures fmnlshed by Mr. Peter Klynn Oliver ,
n reputable lawyer of El Itcno , who wciil le
Oklahoma from South Carolina n few years
ngn , It In learned tlmt the Afro-American
liopuhtton numbers Ct5.0K ( > , there being 8,560
In lilalne county , 14,000 In Kingfisher county.
8,400 In Lincoln county , 10,000 In Logan ,
county the remainder being scattered In all
the other counties , The total property holdliiKi
ot these people Is { 0,351,326 , divided ns fol
lows : $ "i-4SSVJO loprcsentcil by ES 1,819 ncrc-a
of farm land , f37,400 represented by tuwn
property , nml ? .s,17,73i5 represented by | ier-
fconnllty. Commenting on these figures , Mr ,
Oliver says-
"The land In Oklahoma Is largely raw nml
the price I place upon It Is extremely low.
Settlers have hnrdly begun to build olali-
ornt ° ty , and the majority of the pioneers
brought with them no personality worth
mentioning save their team * when they
first eime ; BPIIO : came oven teanileas. The
first personality valuation Is , therefore , very
low. It yiu could have seen this barren
country , however , on April 22 , 1S89 , then
gone away and dropped down upon us to
day you would be wonder-struck t the
metamorphosis , The dug-out , the sod liousn
nnd the slncks nte being rapidly replaced
by beautiful and comfoi table humcs r r man
and beast.
"Tho estimates I ha\o Riven you arc for Ok
lahoma excluding other portions of the old
I ml la it Territory. There is n largo Afro-
American population In that portion of the
territory , many of them worth their hun
dreds of thousands of dollars. The Creek
and Scmlnalo nations have moro African
than Indian blood In their veins , and Gov
ernor Brown of the Creeks shows his Afri
can moro than his Indian blood. He Is a
man of education and wealth.
"The Klcknpoo , the Klowa , the Comanclm
and the Apache lands nro likely to come In
soon for settlement. Thu next inovo will
then be upon the flvo civilized tribes , whi >
own their lands in common. Then tlis
whole Indian territory will have been swal
lowed by the whlto man. Many lots of
black men help In the swallowing. "
The Afro-Amorlcans have ssttlcd In some
parts almost to the exclusion ot the whites.
Lnngston City wns founded by E. P. McCabe -
Cabo , who was once auditor of Kansas , a
man of great resource and energy. The
streets , avenues and boulevards of Lnngston
City are named In honor of prominent Afro-
Americans. It supports a weekly newspa
per called thu Herald Mr. McCabe pro
jected another town , but It has not pros
pered ns well us Langston City.
Most of the Afro-Americans In Oklahoma
went there from the southern states. Ton-
nesbeo furnished a very largo number , ami
thesj are constantly drawing others after
them , as Is natural nnd usual In such cases ,
so It Is possible that when the territory la
admitted to the union It will have an Afro-
Ait erlcnn population of some 300,000. In
sovernl Instances , when these men liavo
been menaced by unfriendly Indians ami
whites , they have shown that the courage
und determination which carried them Into
the territory and enabled them to secure *
horres In the wilderness were suftlclcnt to
piotuct them and their property.
Do you have headache , dizziness , drowal-
11033. loss ot appetite and other symptoms.
nt biliousness ? Hood's ' Saisnparllla will
cure you. ,
BEWABE OF WASHINGTON.
It Is Ii > nppliiiR 1'lacn to Visit 111 Conll\lir
with u Yoiiiitlfo. .
"Gver In Washington ? " queried the man
in the scat beside me after he had looked
out of the window for an hour or moro In
a sort of brown study , saya the Now York
Recorder.
"res. "
"Take your wife ? "
"Yes. "
"About a jear after yon wore married ? "
"Yea'about a year. "
"Before you went to Washington did sha
think you were the biggest man on the faca
of the earth ? "
"Yes , she did. "
"And after you got home. ? "
"She continued to think so , I believe. "
"I thought It was going to turn out a
curious coincidence , " continued the man ,
with n look of disappointment on his face.
"How do you mean ? "
"Why , up to the time I took my wife to
Washington she thought I owned tlie earth
nnd was tlie biggest thing1 on top of it. Wo
were there n week seeing nil the representa
tives and senators nnd cabinet officers , and
shaking hands with the president. In three
days she suddenly took notice that I was
knee spning and baldheaded. When wo
started for home she said that a man who
owned a saw mill dldir't amount to much.
We hadn't been homo n week when sin ob
jected to paper window curtains , and before
the month was out she had run away with
the agent of a corn planter. So your wlfo
still sticks ; "
"Yes. "
"Well , keep an eye on her. She's prob
ably waiting for n chance to run away with
the man who enters the den of performing
hyenas. Washington will spoil the best
woman on earth. Seeing greatncsa once , they
will alwnys sigh for It afterward. "
HTISSIAN IDEA OF A JOKE.
A Uomc9tlo InclilPiit Which Did Nut Van
Out ns Kxiieitrd ,
A Russian paper relates that an Inhabi
tant of Voro , tn Flnlnnd , named Sellqulat ,
who for a long time past had been living on
bad terms with his wife , had lately a nar
row escape from being poisoned by her.
She called at a chemist's and asked far coins
rat poison. As these creatures are very
rarely seen In that neighborhood the chemist
had his susplc ons aroused and gave the.
woman n perfectly harmless drug. On second
end thought he decided to mention the mat
ter to her husband and requested him to
say nothing about It to his wlfo. In the
evening , ns she was preparing the porridge.
the man kept a watchful eye on her move
ments , and noticed that she ecattered some
thing out of a paper Into the saucepan.
When the porridge as ready he sat down to
the table and began to eat. After a whllo
ho got up In great excitement , paced tip and
down the room , and at last fell fainting
on the floor. This was what the woman
expected. She now pulled dawn a ropa
through a hole In the colling with a noose ,
which slie placed .Tround her huaband's neck ,
whereupon she ran upstairs Into the garret
In order to pull up the rope and hang her
husband In that feshlon. Meantime her
husband got up and tied a few chulra to
the rope. The wife did not return to the
room , as she dreaded the * Bight , but went
out Into the village to raise an alarm , sayIng -
Ing that her husband had hanged himself In
her absence , When she came buck with a
host of no.ghborH and crocodile tears In her
eyra there was her husband sitting at the
table laughing till his sldea ached. The
chairs were still dangling on the rope ,
My boy was taken with a disease resem
bling bloody llux , The first thine I thought
ofwas Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and Di
arrhoea Itemed ) ' . Two doses of tt nettled the
matter and cured him Bound and well. I
heartily recommend thla remedy to all per
sons suffering from a like complaint. I will
answer any Inquiries regarding It when
stamp Is enclosed. I refer to any county of
ficial as to my reliability. Wm. [ loach , J. P , ,
Prlmroy , Campbell Co. , Tenn. Tor tmla br
druggists.
Tlio I'lirrU N litrl.
' Ivo trains of thirty cars each wll ] ba
required to convey the I-'errla wheel from
Chicago to New York. It 'will ' take ten
weeks to take the wheel to pleceu. The car
tint was need for carrying thu Krupp gun
will bo used for the ieventy-ton axle , Thers
aru 3,000 totn ot metal tn the wheel , and
609,000 feet ot timber are needed for th
false work. The expense ot taking down ,
moving and rebuilding the wheel will ba
J 150,000. In Niw York It U to ba placid at
Thirty-seventh atreet and Broadway Old
Vienna will be produced around It. In Chi-
e cage the wheel had 3,000 electric lights ; la
d New York the number will be