Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY ttTSE : TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 24 , IvSOG ,
8PBG1RL NOTICES.
for Uirnc colilnini
it-Ill lie tnlciMi until ISiftO p. in. , for UK
orcnltiK nnd until H p , m. for the
inortilMK niul Snntlnjeillllniifi ,
Ail * crllnera , liy rriiticNtltiK n tin in
hered rhpclt , onn linrc nnnrrrrn nil-
ilr 'i" eil to it iimitl > cril l letter In enrc
of TinHer. . Annm-rn nil nitilrcHivil
ttlll lie delivered on jireweiitutlmi ol
< lir eli eric mil- .
llad'N , 1 1-Uc ! n vrnril Hrnt Inicrdoin
la a ivoril tlicrrnflcr. Nnllilnic tnUfii
f < ir IPMN ( lillil tic lor Hie Hrnt liimer-
iloti. Thexe erllxeiiieiilii nmiit lie
r in
SI'I'IFATIO'SS WAMTK1J.
A yottNrt KAUT nnninnn A i-osmox AS
Bccnml plrl nn.l to hol | > wllli xewlnB fall nt
4015 Izanl Rt Wnlnut Itlll A MW ? fi *
TotJNO M\N WITH I'Aifi ixiMiuiNrn : AS
tmrliM1 would like to Rot ctonily worK In drat-
rind * Imrlicr nhopi lilRh wages no olijcrt X
, eo. A M'JIJ 21 *
: iMAI.i : lltil.P.
WANTED. AN IDHAj WHO OArTHINK OF
r-ome iilmplo tlilni ? to patcntT 1'rotpcl your
Idcns. they may brlnr ytm wraith. Write John
Weiliicrlitirn ft Co , liopt. V. Talent Attnrtirys ,
XVnihlncton , . C. . for their Jl.SW prli5lTer
> nd n. Hat of 200 Invention * wnntcil n ill
WANTKIJ-AN ACTIVIJ MAN IN KVIHIY I.O-
cnllty tu rcpri'i-nt us ( no fortune hunter
wnntCMt ) ; will Riiarnntre J15CO weekly nnd nil
expenses ; Investigate at once. Ilex MOs. Una-
ton , Mna < n-.MOT PC *
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tCO TO "tl50 AND ixi'2NflKS ! I'AII ) HAI.r.S-
men for rluars , enpeilcnce iinncccsB.ny , extra
InilucfricntH to customera. Chan. C Hlhop &
Co. , ft. Louis. D MOOT Oi
\VANii2u SAI.KRMIN : rou JIUYAN ANII
MrKlnlpy medallions nt public ami potlllenl
KHthcrlnBi from inrt , pljtform or on street.
Adilren Hleel Dimh & rentier Co , Maitnrn
rnll , N. Y. n-M5C 24 _
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150 A MONTTT HAI.AIIY PAID SAI.nSMnN
for ctRiira , line Hup ainl ppsclal Imlutvincnts.
The \V. U Kline Co. , 104 S. Itroadway , 8t ,
I ouln , Mo. H-MI02 21'
, 5IKN TO L13AHN llAUIinit TUAUn ,
only eUlit wiclto Kiilrcl | ( , situations or lo-
cntlonB for whops furnlfhed Riniluatc * ; speclnl
ItiiluiLiiionlh ( or nppllaintH fn > m country.
yiolrr'a llatlitr School , 2S1 So. Clnrk ft. , Clil-
CHKI < lllliniilteJ catalogue mnllcil free.
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WANTICD-AN ACTIVB WOMAN AT J10 M
e kly to represent us. Address Ilex & 10S , Ilos-
ton. MIISH , C Mf.Si OC
\VANTIO TiionotKiiu.Y coMi'j-.rnxT OIHL
for general housework , refereno B required.
Mr * . D. II. WneHer , 2621 Itarney st.
C 910-24
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aooiT OIHL , roil anNnitAi. HOUHISWOHK.
C30 South 30th Bt. , Mr.s. T. Bulllvnn.
C M1000 2 <
KOIl HKNT HOUSKS.
IN ALU PARTS or Tin : CITV. TUI :
O. I' . Daxls Compiny , 1103 rnrnnm U 372
I1OUSUS. UIUNUWA & CO. , 103 N. JITII ST.
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MOUUIW HOUSES. C. A. STA1UI. 925 N.Y WI'i ;
D-374
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ETIJAM IIHATUU STOIina AND riA18.
llcnurd Uanck , acpnt , 1C10 CliIc-iKa streetD375
D-375
CHOIcn HOUSKS ANDCOTTAfinS ALK OVCI !
* Iho city , $5 to IV ) . 1'ldellty , 1702 Varnam.
ilU LIST OV HOUSES. TIIU nvnoN
Itced Co. , 212 S. Hth pt. D-377
HOUSES. WALLACE , IIIIOWN UL1C. 16T1I
and Douglas. D 378
HOUSES & STOllUS r. D.W12AD , 1C A Douglas.
D-246 fc:3
niJNT. 10-HOOM HOUSE ,
jierfect repair. 712 N , 15th St.
4 & . 5-HOOSI 11OUSK. S36 SO. 18TH
4-llOOM HOUSES , CllnAl' . 1109 AIAHCV
FOH HUNT , A CHOirn , DHTAClinD MOD-
crn 9 room houseNo. . M29 Capitol uve. . J33 00.
It , If , Roblcon. D CG9
e-ROO&tTitobnRN CORNUR FLAT. 2401 LCAV-
cmvorth pi. D MCC1 QIC *
FOH HUNT , rURKISIIHD OR UNTUIINISIIIID
IIOUBO , 8 rooms ; modern. tOD 1'ark avenue.
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'Til S-ROOSl COTTAGE , S. K. 23D AND CLAHKn
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D-tOl
O VNIMSS Or STOItCHOOJtS , IJLOCKS. 1'LATS
or centrally located houses vvlitch they wish
to have icntcd shoulil list them with Potter
& George Co. , S. W. corner ICth and Farnam.
„ _ D M80S 30
IIODDRN FLATS WITH 13VKR\THINCJ NR\V
' ami Hrlctly llrst elttfli In the Duvldsi" hullii-
Imr. ISth ami rimmm. Apply to John W.
Itobbina. looms , 3 nnil 4 Duvlilse-
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A IIOUSB WITH NINi : ROOMS , wffll ALL
modirn comenU-iicm ; surrounillnss OKreeable ,
nt Lalte Inwn , southwest cor. 2lEt uinl L.nhe sis ,
DMOJ1 20'
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SIX-ROOM COTTACSlii 1'URN'ISIinD Oil UN-
, . furnished. S02 S. 30th. D-M93S 5C
FOR ItKNT , TOR Tlin WINIIIH. KINH-IIOOM
house , fuinlshed , modern con\enlences , one
liloelc trom I'.irk cur line , on Houtn 29th ft. ,
nenr I'arlc pchool ; will lent cheap tu HUltalile
perxons. ISest of inferences required AililreHa
X 21 , Hee. _ I ) DG1-K ) '
8-ItOOM HOUSE. MODURN ; 852 S. 2D ST
IJ-DJI 23'
you Hi.vr Kimxisiiwn
s runNisunn ROOMS FOR
for man and wife Rent taken In board 319 N.
. 17. _ E M 2
FOH RENT , ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
liourd , hlf.nn hrnt electric llRlit , elevator ,
free baths ; mtci rcason.ihle. Ilrtin lck hotel ,
E aac
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NI1WLV rtlRNlSHUn ROOMS. UOt'SEKEIIl'-
Ing , tC2i St. Mury'H. R-M10I 29 *
U001IS AM ) IlOAllI ) ,
NICK ROOMS ANU iioAllD. 2013 ! > OtOLAS.
_ F 11791 Jb
IJ-OH niiNTr FritNihiir.D UOOMS , WITH OR
without liojul , Ktp.im lit'Mt iiinl all ininlcrn
InilirovcinentH , eperl.il law lutes fur the win
ter. Mlillnm ! hotel , ICUi and Clilcago. M. J
rronclc , proptlctor. r 906
roit IUNT : , ruuNiMiiii"iiooM : ANDTROARD
on eoulh 2Jlll U , luui 1'url : i-chuol to one or
tvvo juuni ; men ; private family ; na other
hoarders , vvhuu l.mno comfortu cani ? had
j lust Klvc lie-Kt oC r fe-uMiCLM and etnte vvheMc
.mi > Io > i > il A'1'lrei-s X S3 , 13ee. r 8CO-gl !
ONtTrURNISlIKD RO'lM. ' SOU'lIl l-RONr" ,
inailcrii , nonr Illt-h sehnol , bo.inl If dcshe-d ,
for t\u > . AUcbctH X 2 , llec. I' ' M938 27 *
FOR UOO1IS.
K CHAMRERS TOR HOUHEKEEI'ING , MAN
und \ > ! Ce , water In lillclien ; steel BlnX. 31'J N.
17th. G-M817
FOR UINT : yiouus AND OI
F1RBT-CLASS lIRIC'li STORE IIUILUINU , 1011
rarnuni ; thieo btorle * und bjBenient , ulll niter
to cult tenant ! low lent , Jll Ul Nut'l Il'k'bldj.
I .179
FOR RENT , THE 4-SrORY URICK llUil.DlNCI
nt 810 1'arimm nt , This bulUlus IUIH u nteprnuf
cement liifenient. : complete uttum hiatliiK IIx-
, turca.utir on nil rtouis. ! , > . etc , Apply at
the cillco of Iho Doe , 1 910
TUB FOUR-STORY AND HASIIML'NT : ItRICK
building , ut Kit Himard elii-et .suitable for
utorage < id commUHlon , or manufacturing bim-
tnesn , U. . fintlonal ImnK. I SSO
STORUS AND Ol'I'ICKS IN TllT : Ni\V DAY-
Idgo Imlldlni ; , IStli and Fuiimin A | > | > ly to
Jnhil \ \ ' Robbing , rooms 3 and t Unvldga lilds.
1-83J-30
WA.1'121) .
LAUV AND aUNTUlMUN AGEOTS
for vVnukvnlio6 11 fi , ' Co. conds , to work In
Onmlia or Coutull IllufTs Call or address
11 08 Harnyy. after 10 n. in. J-MM7 Zi *
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111O MONKY IN L4TBSI' CAMPAIGN AND
coina tuitions ; (00 kliuln. bottom prices , box
tmmplft for dime. CamnaUn Supply company ,
61 Arch Street , Itostoti , Mxn. J-H9U
WANTl'.D TO JIK.NT ,
A FURNIHIIKn HOUSU KROM Oc
tober until July , or longer ; repl ) Clifford W.
Smith. 1320 Kurnuin it , K ffl
I'ACIKIC 8TOHAOK AND WARKHOU8E CO. ,
S08-810 Jones. Qenernl utoruge und Toruardlne.
M-Ml
OM. VAN & STOllAQB , HIS FAR'M TEL 1MJ.
U 5331
SAL12 IIOIISISS AM ) WAGONS.
DUKAUILITT TALKS : CARRIAOBa , 1IUOOIBS.
tihiietoni , bottom pricea. A. J. Blmtiiori , KM
bodgt. r-ni
1 IIUUQIIES , * TO W : i PlIAUTON'S. FROM
JJ5 to ITS : % furrcyii. too to iw. 4 family : ai-
r'iie , liii to JUSt ; \ \ \ open r ( ul wuc ra
| i ! Uiununond CarrlaE * Co , . ISll , and llun y
i i'- i.u sio
TOR SAM7 3ltSCtM < A.MiOfS.
A riNB CHICKKR1NO Ul'RIOHT PIANO
only JIGS 00. Klr.e Stone ft Co. up ilit , H5
Some oilier upright * , Mid 00 I'lnnoi to rent.
Wm. H Schmoeller A Co. . SIS McCncue bldg.
CHKAI'KST HARDWOOD WOVEN CORN-GRIM
JWInu mide C R. Loc. Ml DoiiRlnf. Q-58S
ATTKN'TIOS" M'KINLKY C'LURsl m'ltT
camp-ilcn lnntrnl burn oil burn brlRht , burn
nil nlshl Red , white blue ami ( told. Send
Jl for two unmplcs to Inihl Stamrdnc Co. ,
Detroit. Mlrh Q-MiMS 27"
\IIIVOYA\TS. .
MRS MARY riUTSC , CLAIRVOYANT Ml N.
l ti. ! S M4I7-O3 *
MASSAfSIJ , 1IAT1IS , IJTC.
MMi : . SMITH , 1121 DOfOl.AH STUBKT. SI
lloor , rrmm B , mastnge , steam , nlcohnl nm
sulpliurlno l > nth . T MBIT ! C
MIPS AMnsTvAl-Olf UATUS. \S3A(5K ( 307
_ S J3tli st , room 3. T M&jS OJ
MRS. > n i.nox. iujrnic MAH Ant : i'7\TT
lora ; rcfrMliIni ; nnd ruratlve , Oon't fnll to
call. 417 8. llth t. . upstairs. T M9rf 28 *
ruitsox.vi , .
MISS VAN VALKKNUURO DBSTUOYS I'BR-
nmiicntly by electricity cuierlluous "inlr. moles.
warts , etc. Room 418 , N. Y. Ufa uid .
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RU1TURI3 CURiD ; NO 1'AIN ; NO IMvFnN' .
tlon from hu lnes i e refer to liumlrcds of
patients cured O U Mlllor Co. . S07 N Y.
Lire building , Ontnlia , Neb. U 389
SAVn MONlTY"TlY OOINO TO DR. HKYMOUIt
for > our dental work , half ratei next tlilrty
days , 933 North Hlh Rt , U Mltll S22
UATUlT M ASSArTu. "iSli : , I'OST , 31914 8 15TH
_ u-sco
VIAVJ. HOMI : IRIATMINT FOR u-
iroublci l'h > Blclin In attendance. Consulta
tion ur beoltb book ftte. Slli lice bldi ;
t ; ; ao
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UO-JTON DRKSS r-lJTTINO AOADiMV
100 Indies wanted to Icain nyatcm taiiKht by
Mrt Q. Sheller. 19M 3. 17tli street. U M383
TO 1.0A\HICAI , KbTATIJ.
ANTHONY IXAN & TRUST CO , .115 N. Y. L
Quirk money at low latcs for chnlco farm loans
In Ion a. northern Missouri , cttctLin Nebraska.
\\-331
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CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 025 N. Y LIFE.
\V 302
MONIIY TO LOAN ON IMPRUVnD OMAHA
real estate llrennan , Love Co. , raxton blocl , .
LOANS ON IMl'ROVni ) & UNIMI'ROVKD CITY
property. W. Furnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam
W 3114
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MONEY TO LOAN AT I.OW IIATKS. Tlin
O K Davla Co. . IMS I'.irnam St \V 3"3
FROM jico ur. r. D. WBAD , 10 & DOUGLAS.
\V-243-S25
1'tIT YOUR MONI3Y INTO ROOD RI7AL ES-
tatc moitRaReH , wi- can offer for sals several
cholie morlBaKes bearlni ; Kood late of Inter
est Hicks Real Instate Atciics , 3uj X Y.
JLfe [ lildg. \V-V'3 ? 4
JIOMCY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE PIANOS
hetEevvaKons , etc. , nt lowest lute In city
r.o lemoval of goods ; strictly confidential ; > oi
can pay tlio loin oft at imy tl-ne or In anv
amount. OMAHA UORTUACiE LOAN CO
300 So IGth Kt.
X 390
MONEY TO LOAN. SO. CO , 00 DAIS ; FURNI
ture , pianos , etc. Duff Green , rooii 8 Darker blk
X-3J7
ciiA > 'cis.
FOR SALE. ADOUT 2,000 I.BS. MINION TYPE
" 00 Ibs. agate , ISO pair two-third c.ise , , . 4 (
double iron stands for two-third cases Thli
material was used on The Omaha Hee and !
In fairly good condition Will be sold ci-ai
In bulk or In quantities to suit tiurchater.
Apply In person or bv mall to The Hen Pub
lishing Co. , Omaha , Neb. Y 713
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TOR SALE ON SATISFACTORY "TERMS C'OM-
pletc stock of Jewelry nnd optical goods , safe ,
case , regulator , tools , m.iturlal , etc Addn > s
X 11 , Hee. Y MSSi 2T
GREAT WEALTH COMES FROM LEGITlTlATr
rpcciilatlon In Wall street ol Chicago lioan
of Trade : } 1 Is enough to start vvltti , Vander-
bllt , Oould , Armour. Rockefeller got rich fiom
smill beginnings ; no bucket shop nor fraud
legitimate speculation , pnrtlculatn free , seiu
postal with nnme and address American In
vestment and Security company , yd Hro.idn.iy
New York. Y M101 4 *
FOH I2.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE TOR LAND OR
merchandise. $4.000 stock Implement jobbing
house. Addicss V. C. M. , llee odlce. Cnuncll
Bluffs. Z-S71
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A VERY FINE 320-ACRE IMI'ROVIjb FARM
In .southvvPBteni Iowa to tiade for Omalia
propvity Owner wants residence property ; will
give good bargain. Fidelity Trust Co , Sole
Agent ? . X M9C4 29
TOR SAl.n ItHAL ESTATE.
IF YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE FINE VA-
iant property , cheap lots or lioutei and lots
for cahli , ur on very easy terms do not fall
to see the Fldelltj Trust Co. , southeast corner
of lice building Their Iht Is large and they
recommend nothing but bargains. Ho M'J7t
AHSTRACTS THE 11YRON REED COMPANY
RE 3JS
FOR BALE. DON'T TAKE YOUR MONE\
out of the banks and hoard It or put It where
It can bo stolen , Lletter buj a home , a lot
or u few ncres mar tno cltj at one-half value ,
or buy a good ( Irst innrteiiKe on Improved
real estate , pa > able In gold , and bearing 7
t > er cent semi-annual Interest. AVe have the
homes , the lots , the acres and 110 n > st mort
gage loans , which we are offeilng for sale
and will be glad to show them to nny one
wlBliInK profiUble and absolutely safe Invest
ments Potter & . George Co , a. w. corner
16th and Farnnm RE MSOT 30
FOR HALE. CHEAP , HEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
C rooms ; summer kitchen , hard and soft
water ; good btlcU cellar ; lot 33x127 : cast front ,
part cash ; balance 6 per cent. 340 N. 25th
street. RE 793
AN ELEGANT HOME IN THE VICINITY OF
Ilanscom park. A delightful und clKhtly place
Pleasant grounds , with shrubbery and every
thing desirable Will take smaller place In
exchange. If Intelisteil call boon on M. J , Ken-
natd fi. Son , 310 J. J. lliown block
RE-M827 TO
I-TNU FRUIT LANDS , CLOSlTrO THE CITY
M. J. Kennard , sole agent , 310 J. J. lliown
bloclc , _ JIE MS2U 20
cllEAl' NEW BEVEN-ROO-vTMODERN COT-
taKe , within walking illslnnce of business. Will
take lot us part pajment Your chance ; eee
us quick. M J. Kennard , sole agent , 310 J. J.
HroHH block. .U ; M52S 26
f WILL TAKE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
or book accounts In thu Oma.ia bavings liann
for ual estate nt him ! times Millies G , O.
Wallace , 312 J J. Drown blk. , ICth & Douglas.
RE-ail 28
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRIbON , 912 N Y. L.
HE 8H OJO
FARMS
M lu'.ir lllencoe , la , , tl.GOO ,
400 ucres Haipy Co , > 3J an acre.
M In Ion a , level latnl , ) SUO ,
N ) no.ir Lincoln , tl.cr/o.
1W In Duller Co , (30 nn acre.
ICO ork Co , , $36 an ncie.
SW Mills Co . la. . J.'O nn acre ,
fiCO Monona Co , la , } 20 an acre.
M Mdimn.i Co. , lu. , SO'XI
SO Harrison Ca , la. , JJ.100.
US near Mlllaid , > LO an itcre.
20 near Omaha , tS2M.
61 near Omaha , 53 SCO.
1GO nrar HennliiKton , (45 an acre.
SuO WiishliiKton Co . JSi an acre.
ktw Hurt Co , 137 an acre ,
11.U near Omaha , $7,9)0. )
ICO mm Omaha , IG.4GO ,
O. F. Harrison , 912 N Y. Life , HE 507-:3
A FINE IMPROVED STOCK AND GRAIN
farm 25 ml If a south w cm ut Omaha , Hrge ulunu
houte , 10 rooms , b.isomcnt , birn , lurga irult
beurliiK' orchard , ull fenced und cross-fenced ;
s.ild to ho thu best feeding farm lu Cats
county , ubout TOO ucirs. station and depot lit
the door ; for sale cheap and will take smitll
Iowa farm as part pajment. Hicks Real Es
tate Agency , N Y. Life bldg. Omaha ,
00 acres central Nebraska , will make llrst class
strclt farm ; can veil and take smaller fuim or
city propelly In putt pa > munt , Hlcke , Real
Estate Agency , Omaha. RE990 21
A1US10 , AHT AMI
ELOCUTION. PHYSICAL CULTURE. MRS. W
N. Uorwurd , < C3 N. ISth , Cuttlnes from stand-
urJ uutliors , <
OiOItJE ( P QELLENHECK. I3ANJO AND
tultur teacher , R. 41 : liee lildg. Tel :3i
100
A K1NU BTEINWAY TARLOR GRAND ,
worth 11.000 IM. only ISOOCO ; one upright Vote
& Sons , only J11000 , iiiunos for rent. William
H. Bchmoller & Co. , 313 McCugue lildg.
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KATHKRYN A. QOODSBI.L , TEACHER OK
thu guitar , 1618 Hurt st. 900 1C *
HUILDINQ AND LOA ASSOCIATIONS.
BHAUKS IN MUTUAL L. & H. ASS'N PAYS 6.
1 , t \ > ft cent when 1 , 2 , 1 years old ; always re
deemable. 1704 Farnnm St. Nattlmjer , Sec.
40 ?
HOW TO QliT A HOME OR BUCUllE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha U it U.
Au'n. 1704 Karnatn. Q , M Nat timer. Sec.
404
SEWING MACHINES AM > Sl'I'l'MES.
NEW IIOMK. HOUSEHOLD , WHITE AND
Davis Sewing machines. Office 1514 CApltr-l nve.
MiS St
AM )
SD wiiKr.LsoTo' * inYci.g RENTED
nnd repaired. Omaha Ulcjclc Co , ICth nnd
C'hleftRo 187
I'OIl SALE A LADY'S CRFSr-ENT Rli'YCLE ,
Z1 pounds ; perfect order , } JOOO cnah X ! ? ,
lice. MM6 27
LOST.
MY TWO PONS. JAMI'S. AOED 1D YEAR1.
about six feet tnll dnrk complexloned. welslia
alnnit ICO pounds , wore blatk suit nf clothe *
nnd brown imt , Frank , nrcd 12 ve rs. 4 feet tall ,
llirht complfxloi ed with Us it hair , left m > home
on the 15th o' September They hid vv Ith them
twn Tiny mires , one vvclRhliiR 1 200 , and the
other l.roo Ibs I will rny $1000 for their ur-
rejt. Notify V TclfK } , Hnvvell * Nebr/iska ,
or c1 Krci-Rcr , shcrirf , Schujlcr NI br-t la.
Lo t 157-21
LOST , MONDAY OOLt ) PIN. WITH 'TILLIE"
on j > ln nnd InltHls " 1C St 1 fc. K V M " on
Maltese cross. Return to 1412 Fnrnam for re
ward Lost-MlOO ! ' .
SIIIHCIIANT TAIfiOIt.
MAX FOr.EI. . MKltrllANT TAILOR AND
eteam rlcarer. will remove to basement under
German Savings banlt , September ltd , lei. 197.
2C9 S-Jr
KHOUTIIAM ) AM ) TYI'inVIHTIXG.
A. C. VAN BANTS SCHOOL , MJ N. Y. LIFE.
400
AT OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE. ICTH AVD
Do-JKlas. M193 S23
IJIJTECTIVn
CAPTAIN P. MOSTYK. DF.TECTIVR AGENCY ;
nil detective work carefully and promptl > nt-
tended to. 310 Knrb.ich block , Omiha , nml C1G
Ronnolte Rids. , Chlc\io. MCOS Octl
DAXCIXCJ SCHOOL.
MORAND'S NOW OPEN FOR LADIES' GEN-
llcmen , children and private elapses. For par
ticulars and terms pleoBC call , 1310 Harney st.
CS9 Oil
UIM10LSTUHIXG.
FURNITURE PACKED. FINISHED , RE-
p-ilred. mattre es made nnd renovated. Try
Wnll.ln. 2111 Cumlng. tel 1331 COS
I'AW.MUlOICr.ltS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 415 N. 16 ST.
403
MEDICAL.
1HE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY. 152i DUUULAS
Rt , never falls In diseases ct women ; gives
piompt relief without dangerous opetaliens ,
23 je.iis' e\pcrlenee. M-951 20 *
LADIES' ' CHICIIESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY-
nij.il Pills ( Diamond brand ) are the best , safe ,
reliable. Take no oth ( r Send 4o stamps for
paitlculars "Rellpf f ( r Ladles. In letter by
return mall At druggists. Chlchestcr Chem
ical Co. , Phil idelphln , I'a , Mention llee.
M103 24 *
SPECIALISTS 1.4
Kcrvous , liironic
and
Private oiseissi
WEflFMEH
BEXUALL * .
All 1'rltuto l Uoi 5 l
amlDlaordem of .Visa
rrcumumt by mall
coiiMiHiUlun ttea'
SWHILiS
Cured for llfo end the pnivu thoroughly
tlranaed from th vJtcm. PILES. FISTULA
an niJOTAIj UI.CKRS. HYDROCEL113 ANU
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OMAHA WHEEL CLUB'S ' MEET
Plans for the Knees'nt the Old Pali
Grounds Track on Saturday ,
GOOGLERS PREPARE A GREAT LAYOUT
x
Knlrlc * Alrrmly ill llinul I'mtulmtlio
nensed InelirnHlin Sonic
or the DelnlN.
Plans arc complete for the Omaha Wheel
club's racing iiwt at the- old fair grounds
track on Saturday afternoon , and It Is not
promising too much to say that If rain
does not Interfere there will be a sporting
event to date from for a few years. En
tries do not close until tomorrow night ; jet
the list already booked Is a long one , made
up of bona-flde racing men. Up to date the
novice clnss Uery slimly represented
There arc some nlco prizes for the novices
and the young riders may jet drop in
tint the big e\eiils have tilled nicely , and
EPino race sport may bo confidently looked
forward to.
Yesterday the local riders who are train
ing on the track pronounced It lightning
fast. It is one of the fastest two-lap tracks
In the country , and was nc\cr In better
shape than at present. And this Is another
guarantor of the sport In prospect. Among
the professional are men who ha > o ne\cr
met , and , as they are coming here from a
distance. It Is fair to presume they a-e
coming for some of the money. There arc
nlno events , ono novice , four amateurs and
four piofosslonals. Two of thcso will be
1 ot. No. 3 , ono mile , amateur , paced , will
bring out the speediest ot this class ol
riders. In this event the prizes reach the
League of American Wheelmen limit.
i\cnt : No. G Is the one mile , professional ,
paced , with $60 cash for the first man In ,
$25 for the second and $10 for the third.
When men like Hanks , Coulter , Decker ,
Mlerstoln. Ashley , Kverhard , Maxwell , Don-
man , McCall , Gadke , Krederlckson , lloltou ,
Law-son , Ouslaverson and McCultongh meet
In an event of this sort , there will be some
track burning. A tandem team that can
rldo will sot the pace on this. Thcso arc
only two of the racesf All arc short , ex
cept the last one , the fhc-mlto handicap for
the amateurs , nnd all have good money
waiting for the winners. The prizes aggre
gate $525.
Upwards of sixty of the best known riders
between Chicago and the mountains have al
ready paid their entrance fees , and the meet
at Kearney will send half as many more
The list docs not close until Friday night.
All the Omaha riders arc In , and all arc
training hard.
Ono thlnK the club ban arranged for that
will bo appreciated is that only a single
admlfcslon price Is charged. The ticket that
admits to the grounds admits to the grand
stand , quarter stretch or paddock. Hut the
track will bo kept clear. On this especial
stitss is laid. Marshals sulllcient to patrol
the stretch will ECO to It that riders enl >
have thn track.
Trial heats will be run off In the mornIng -
Ing , and the finals In the afternoon.
GAM US OK THU IVATIO.WI * IUAiUU
I
Clfi eliiml Cinelies Seejiiul 1'luee iintl
I lie Tenuile Cup Clinnce.
CLEVELAND , Sept , 23. Cleveland today
bccnred the right to defend the Temple cup
by defeating Louisville. Wallace's pitching
wiis very effective , stilUIng out eight men
and holding the \lMltors down to thiee hits.
Attendance , SOO Score :
Cleveland 0 0020000 * 2
Louisville OflOOOOUOO 0
ISase hits : Cleveland , B ; Louisville , 3.
Hrrors : Clo\emul. ! S ; Louisville , 3 First
base on balls : Oft Wsilljieo , 2 ; . off rr.izu1 ,
3. Struck out : U > W.ilme , S ; by Frnzcr ,
3 Two-biso hit : MeAlrur. Hit by pitched
ball : Uy Wallace , 1. I'.issed lulls : Xlni-
iner , 2. B.Uterlp.s ; Cleveland , Wallace and
/Clmmcr ; Louisville , Krnrer nnd Dexter.
Umplies : Sheridan and Emslie.
I'HILADKLPIIIA , Sept. 2.i.-TIio IMilllles
began their last series today by winning
Iiom Biooklyn In one of the biggest slug
ging games neon here this .se.ison. After
RACING MEET
At the old Fair Grounds Track
on
Saturday , Sept. 26.
In Cash Prizes
Fine Events and the Fastest
Riders in the West.
Watch for the Entries.
m. TICKET IS ALL YOU NtED.
Mnission 2Bo-Grand Stand Frca ,
Tclcp'ionc ' 1531 ,
TOMC1IT K15 |
THE mm ii OPER.4 GO ,
rretentlng
Matinee Saturday 1'rlccH , 2Se , 35c , COo , 75c ,
} 1 00 Matinee pi-lien 25c. We
.Sept 37 3U-C11AL .M I5V OL
PfiOPLRS
THIJATKi } I'OI > ULAU
L M , Crawford , MCiv
Biff nor Theater Go
1'itday , 25th , "Fri.nd ( i- ' B turdaj , Doll Mat
inee , "Undo Turn's ( V'lV'n' ' ' Saturday nit ; it
" - . ' ' bill Sunda ' .
"LlEbtnlni ; liipn-M. Kient > 1'ilccx.
| 0o , 2Cc. SOc LAUY FRin I'llday lilulit with
Each 30o ticket , yJ ( . ,
the locnts lind pounded Vnync In tlio first
for llvp slnqlo , n trlulo ntiu a
Abli < > y took lil plncc , luit wnpqtmlly tut-
In holdlnfr , the I'lillllps down to
nn > - extent Cnrspy tlien took Orth's plnre.
nnd nltlioiigh hit froolj" the Hrookl > itM could
not overcome the lend. Attendance , 700
Score :
1'hllmlclphla . . . . . 7 1-17
Brooklyn . 320071 3-lfi
Unse hits. 1'hMndelphln , SI ; Hrookljn , 17
nrror.i : rtillnilplphln , 3. Brookljit , 0.
Uurned runs. 1'hllndolplila , 14 ; Hrooklyn.
7 Tv o-lmxo lilts : Lit .lolc , Tliompaoti. An
derson , Cirlllln , Homier Three-lia e hits'
Li : Jole , Orth , Urllltn , Shlndle. Home runs
Ilallman , Anderson Struck out : Orth ,
Cross , Abliy (2) ( ) , Bonner. Fliat base on
ballf. Off Orth , 4 : oft Cnrxey , 1 , oft Abbey ,
2 , off l nvne , 1. Wild plteh : Abbey Hat-
terles : Phllndelphiii , Orth , C.irsey and
Orndv ; 1'rooklyn , I'ayno , Abbey nnd Orlm.
Umpire : Phelnn.
WASHINQTON , Sept 2.1Tho AVnshlnR-
tons made n acnmttlonal rullj In the eighth
InnliiR lodny , when the score was 7 to C
nfialint them. Three men v\i > ro on the
buses nnd Fnrrelvas s Mit to b.it In place
of Norton. After two striken und time
lulls were called he landed on the next one
pitched for three Imsei. utmost making u
home tun. Attendance , 3,100 Seoie
Washington . 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 3 - B
New- York . 1 o 2 0 0 0 I 0 0-7
Bnso hlti : Washington , 9 , New York , 15
Krrors : Washington , 4 ; New York , 3.
learned runs. Washington , B , New York ,
3. Tlirre-lia o liltsKurrel , Tleiimn Homo
inns Beekley , Utish , Domont. l-'list lia eon
on balls. Off Norton , 3 ; oft Seymour , 4.
Struck out. llv Noiton , 1 ; by Seymour , G.
Batteries- Washington , Norton and Me-
( . til re , Now York , Seymour and Warner.
Umpire : Lynch.
STANDING OP THIS THAMS.
1'Iayed Won. Lost. 1 C.
Ilaltlmoro . I2fi M 37 70 fi
Cleveland . 123 71 < R G3.2
rinelntiatl . 127 77 f.O TO fi
Boston . m 72 M r.r.3
riiicngo . 12 7i r,7 r.r ,
I'lttsburg . 120 01 01 51. fi
New York . 12S C2 Kfi 4S.4
I'hrnilclphla . > 12 ( ! fl CIS. . I
Washington . 12S 57 71 11.5
Blookljn . 127 5.1 7J 43.3
St. Louis . 127 3S SI I'll 9
Louisville . 128 3 < 5 82 US.l
Games today : Louisville at Cleveland ;
Baltlmoio at New York ; Brooklyn at Phil
adelphia ; PUtsburg at St. Louis ; Boston at
Washington , _
HCOIIKS OK TIIH WI3STIJHN MlACUn.
InillniiniiollH OloHCM i | th u I'n I r or
Illid-s fi'oni SI , ritul.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sept. 23.-Toda > 's games
closed the icgulur season for the Western
league. Minneapolis und Indianapolis play
three games hero for the Detioit Fieo
Press cup , beginning tomorrow. Scoie , that
Mime :
Indianapolis . 06220200 12
Bt. Paul . 0 00100000 1
Base lilts : Indianapolis , IG ; St. Paul , 5 ,
Errors : Indianapolis , .1 ; St. Pnul. 7. Bat
teries. Datnman and Buckley ; Mulhuic and
Spies.
Score , second game ;
Indianapolis . 33G0000.1 11
St. Paul . 0 10101202 7
Base hits : Indianapolis , 23 ; St. Paul. 10.
Errors : Indianapolis , 5 ; St. Paul , 1 Bat
teries : Kncpper and Buckley ; Kcllum and
Sclmub ; rilckun , Denser and Spies.
COLUMBUS , Sept 1U Score :
rolumlms . 0 9
Minneapolis . '
Base hits : Columbus , 14 ; Minneapolis , 10
Hrrors , Columbus , 4 ; Minneapolis. G. Bat
tcries : Bosvvell and Wilson ; Flggoineie
und Schriver.
HOW THEY FINISHED.
This table shows the history of this West
ern league reason , \vhlch closed ycblcrduy
CLUD3
Minneapolis o n 12 12
Indlnnipolla 7111 14 nH | 7SV | )
Detroit 10 14 1110 | 13 S0117.
St Paul
KanaH ( " "Ity.
Mllnnukpc . .
Columbus
Grand Rapids.
47 01 50 CJ 00 7S SS 04 ]
Itn.SUI.TM < ) > TII13 UIINM.'Sr ; TIlACIvS
ToriiKiioH nt KM ) ( i. 1 Win * the Flftl
Hnee at St. I.iiulH.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. 23 The only successfu
favorite was Alnrtha Grltlln In tbo openliifr
race at the Fair Grounds lod.iy , althougl
"pcoiul and third choices won the tblrd am
fourth i.ices. Long shots took the otbor
events. Teragnes at 100 to 1 jiavo the talent
a shock by vvlnninR the fifth lace. Track
fast. Hc.sults.
First r.ice , solllnBr , sK furloiiRs : Martha
Grlllln O to 1) won. Tricky Jim (2 ( to : )
hccond. Oak Forest (15 to 1) tblrd. Time
Second lare , selling , six furlongs : Ethc
Grey (0 ( to 1) ) won , King Michael (3 ( to L' )
second. Fatigh-a 'Ballagh (15 ( to 1) ) third
Time : 1.16.
Third ince , selllnir , Blx and one-half fur
longs : Une'e ' Abb (3 ( to 1) ) won , Mercurj
(7 ( to 1) ) .second , Tommy Hutter ( IG to & )
third. Time : 1-22V6.
Fourth raee , six furlongs : Aquinas (3 ( to
1) ) won , H.nry Duke (11 ( to 5) ) second , J. A
Grey 17 to 1) ) third Time : 1-14.
Fifth race , selling , ono mile : Teragnos
( ICO to 1) ) won , John HlcUey (9 to 2) second
Faslg (9 to 2) third Time : 1:43 : %
Sixth ince , selling , for 2-year-olds , six
furlongs : Queen Salie (7 ( to 1) ) won , Charlie
IJelir ( S to ! i ) second , ll.vy H (30 ( to 1) ) third.
Time : 1:15'J : ,
CINCINNATI , Sept 21 Not a single fa-
voilte won at Oakley today , everything go
ing to hccond choices Results'
First race , five furlongs ; Tillle (2 ( to i ;
won , Osuil (5 ( to 2) ) second , Doomfull (2 ( to
1) ) third. Time : ] .02 > i.
Second race , selling , seven furlongs. ,
El.tnor JIc (4 to 1) ) won , Imp. Skate ( S to 1) )
.second. A 11 C (5 ( to 1) ) thltd. Time : 1 29'/j.
Third iace , selling , six furlongs Solo
(5 ( to 2) ) won , Wb.it Next (0 ( to 1) ) second ,
lianquo II (7 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:1VA :
Fourth race , soiling , hoven fin Tongs :
Cllsslo n (4 ( to 1) ) won , Nlmrod ( even ) second
end Helen Mark (7 to 1) third. Tlmo.
lv/i. :
Fifth race , mile and one-eighth : Morte
FOIIBO (1 ( to 2) ) won , Cecil (2 ( to 1) ) second ,
Little Walter ( I to 1) ) tblid. Time : 1 K * ' , .
Sixth i ace , handicap hurdle , mlle and a
quartet : Undo Jim (3 ( to 1) ) won , Captain
Heche (3 ( to 2) ) second , Tippecanoe (15 ( to 1) )
third Time 2 1S)1.
NHW YOIJIC , Sept 23. Hcsults at Oraves-
cnd :
First rnee. nvo and one-half furlongs :
Plaudlta ( S to 5) ) won , Hed Spider (4 ( to 1) )
second , The Stock Uroker ( G to 1) third.
Time : 1.12
Second race , nvo nnd one-hnlf furlongs :
Traylone ( S to 1) ) won , Mnxln Ulllott < 3 to
1) ) second , Trlano ( D to 1) ) third. Time :
lll'/4. :
Third race , selling , mile and one-six
teenth' Hondo (11 ( to 20) won , Volley (10 (
to 1) ) Beeoiiil , JIUHkaloiigL- ( to 1) ) third.
Time : 1:52'Xi. :
Fourth nice , nvo furlongs : Xmns (10 ( to
1) ) won , Iloss Cl to f > ) second , III Uaddy (5 (
to 10) ) third. Time : 1J ) { ,
Fifth nice , ono mlle ; Dulinnr H to 1) )
won. Urnndywlno (10 ( to 1) ) second , Tinge (7 (
to l5 third. Time ; 1:42. :
Sixth race , selling , sl\ furlongs : Tom
Cromwell ( G to 5) ) won , Harrington (2 ( to 1) )
hecond , Arnecr (5 ( to 1) ) thlid. Time : Lie.
Seventh laee. mlle and tlirro-nunrtcra ,
ever seven hurdlesApill l''ool (12 to 1) )
won , I''liishlug (8 ( to ! i ) second , Alakutna (15 (
to 1) ) third. Tlmo : 3.21 ,
AiiHtrnllniiH , S mii | > , lei'Me > men.
NRW YOUK , Sept. 23.-Tho International
game of cricket which began today on the
grounds of thu Nqw Jeisey Athletic rlub
at Hayonlio , N. J. , can scarcely be called
for Infanto and ChiBdren.
Castorla destroys Mrorras , allays feverish "Castorla U t > owcll mlnplsd to children
ness , cures diarrhoea nnd wind colic , relieves that I recommend It os superior to nny pro
teething troubles , nuil cures constipation , scription known to inc. "
Custorlu contains no paregoric , mornhiuc , II. A. Aacr.KH , M.D. ,
or opium in any form. lit $ o. Oxford Sir. , Brooklyn , N. V ,
" 1'or several years I have recommended "Tlietiso of Castoria la so universal nnd
Castorla , aud slitll altrajs coutlune to deco Its merits f > o.veil known that It seems a
co as it lias iuvariably produced UcueCdal work of supererogation to endorse It. J'ew
tcsults. " are the Intelligent families -who da not Liep
i . PABDHK , JI , D. , Castoriawithin easy reach , "
rect and 71)1 ) Avenue , CAKLOS MARTIN , D. D. ,
New York City. New York City.
.Children Cry for Pltchei-'e Gastoria.
THC CIHTAun COMMMV. TT MUHnr TRttT. MCWVORK CIT
n , tnntcli , for In ronlltv It wm only nn ft.
hlbltlon The AiintrnllnliR swninlicd thcli
ndvprsnrlcs completely by a score of 25 :
to IS niim In the ( Irst Innings. Kroin tlu
! < hovvIiiK tnnile by the Jersey team toiln )
there li very little clmnce for It to MVO r
slnRlp Innlns's drfent , with n good rrmrfili
to the credit of the Atistrnllntiii.
TUN MS PliAl HUH I1O NOT ( I ( WKST
Ylnlt iif AVronti , l.nrncil unit ofl Ic
I'nllfiirnln In Miniiitdiioiiil.
SAN rilANClSrO. Sept 2-r-The otiHtcrr
tennis experti , It D. \ VrennV. . A. I rii"il
and Parr H. Neel nre not to Rrnco Iho fnt
weslc'tn courts vvlth their presence iM *
> tar. Their visit 13 off , nnd the tennH-
lovlnK people of Snn riunrHeo nnd nelqh-
liorliiR touns , asvi'll us the tennis pli\vcr
themielve- * , arc soiely dls.'ippolnled The
[ Irat Intimation of the fnllliro ot the "cliemr
wni the delay In start Inn on neeount ol
the neee-Jiity of I > urned's presence nt lil
home , \vhrte hl < pnrpnt * vvi'te suddonlv
taken 111. Neel was delaed by the Wvnii-
ilotlo toiiriuiiiunt In riiieniovlilch only
ended yisterday Then \Vit-nn , the eliain-
plon , who H -Undent 'it ' ll-irvnril. remem
bered just In time that tne fall semester
beRlns In September. Yesterday a Una !
dispatch was received from Neel to the ef
fect that llovey hnil llatly refused to make
the tilp , and tlio project was lliereupon
ahitndoned.
P.-vt mill ( Ion for rorlx'tt.
NK\V YORK , Sept. 23-Jnine- . Corbott ,
the professional iiUKlllst , was nrrosted to
day In Asbtiry I'-irk on a lontlMllon by
the Rovernor of New York. The charpe Isi
aRrci'lni ; In eiiK"K' ' In u prize Unlit , the In
dictment havltiR been found at the Manic
lime us the one on which Kitrslmmons v > n
ttiresled In Ihls city last week rorbetl
tiRreed to come to New York next Sattirdav
to plead to the indictment and was released
under $1WO ( bond.
Or niil i' nil AthlelliAnsoelnlliiii. .
HASTINGS , Sept. ! 3.SpeclalA ( ) col-
ICRO athletic aHsocl.itlon was oiRiinlzed yesterday -
terday afternoon with a membership ol
nearly fotty J. K Jones was made presi
dent , Itnrness llartlfiixn , vice president ;
J.tmcs Drown , secretary ; Will Chapman ,
Ireasuier Henry Heller was elecled cap-
lain of the fool ball team nnd Adam Hreei !
Cm-belt finvn'l , V Knov > .
LONDON , Sopt. 2.1Tho Nntlonnl SportIng -
Ing club him decided not to offer u inirsc
for nny match Inwhich Corbctt Is engaged ,
lint shouhl ritzslmmons nruxnge a suitable
match with any one else the club will offet
u substantial puise.
ItoilM Lose nt Drlroll.
DETROIT , Sept. 23. Score :
Detroit 4
Cincinnati 0- :
llaso hits : Detroit. 7 ; Cincinnati. 11. Er
rors : Dctroll. : i : Cincinnati , 4. Hatteries ;
Thomas anil Fisher ; llhlne.s and Karl.
11UI3V1TIIJ.S.
Gorman Catholic societies have chosen
Columbus as tlio next place of meeting.
Odd Follows , at Dallas Tex. , selected
Springfield , 111. , as the pl.ico for the next
meeting.
Ameilcan Hell Telepbono company has
decl.ircil the regular J.1 dividend , payable' '
October 15.
Edson Keith's body has been found In
L.iko Mlclilsan at the fool oC Sixteenth
street , Chicago.
George S. Newman of Leadvllle , Cole ,
has dlsappcaicd from Chicago , vvheio liu
was staying with his slstei.
About 100 adillllonal members of the
American Institute of Mining Engineers
slted Cripple Clock yesteidiy.
Palmer and Hucknor were endorsed by
a Georgia national democratic convention ,
attended by about 100 delegates from fotty
counties ,
Albert Wright Dickinson , for several
years gencial supcilatendcnt of the AIls-
souii 1'aclllc , died at Seymour , Intl. , aged
7i ( , of paresis.
Eight brewers and brewers icpreseiila-
tlvts ba\e been indicted at Kansas City ,
chaiged with violating the Interstate com
merce law and fosteilng a trust.
Senator Ingalls Iris not yet accepted the
republican national committee's Invitation
to spend two weeks In October speaking
for McKlnley and Hob.ut outside ot Kan
sas.
Emma Ashley , who shot at "Lucky"
Ilaldvvln In court while U.ildvvln was on
trial for seducing Lillian Ashley , her sis
ter , bus been acquitted on the ground of
Insanity.
The Chicago & Northern Pacific and Wis
consin Central lines according lo rumoi ,
will shorlly emeigo from receive ! ship. Ke-
oiganlzatlon plans are already perfected
and notice of sale is expected soon.
Missouri's Second district domcciallc con-
\cnlion h.is taken 170 ballots. In addition
to the 1,010 taken previous to the adjoin n-
ment on Seplember 11 , and tlieie is no
change In Iho- position of Ihe candidates
Papeis on "Docs In Our Cities , " by O
H. Todhunter of Cincinnati , nnd on "Kegu-
latlon of Vivisection In Dlslrlct of Colum
bia" were read at the second day's session
of Iho American Humane association at
Washington.
A. K. Wind , tlio Memphis J3COOOO forger
and embezz'er , has been Indicted on three
additional counts , making ninety-live in all.
If he receives the maximum sentence under
thcso Indlctmenls bo will bo committed lo
prison for 1,423 years.
The Interslute commerce rebllllng Investi
gation was concluded at Chicago and will
be resumed at Kansas City Fi eight Agent
Chirk of the St Pnul road and T F. Howe ,
tr.illlc manager for the Pabst Ilrcwlng
company , leslllled jesterday , but gave lit
tle new Information ,
Ex-Alderman Sa'o ' W. Hoth of Chlca/ro /
has been Indicted for embezzling $ lb,37. !
from Ihe VIclor Hugo Building and Loan
association , of which he was secretary
Other charges are pending. Hoth at one
time exposed an alleged boodle plot In the
Chicago city council.
At the final business meeting of the
German Catholic centinl vcrein at Delroll ,
Mgr Stephan was asked by a delegate , who
paid the convention had no time to lliten
lo him , lo abbreviate his remarks Falliei
Stephan look this as a snub and unfitly
refused to speak fuithcr and stalked out
of the hull.
Petitions asking Senator Wolcott to ro-
slgn ha\o been extenslvelv signed In Colorado
rado J. H Holmes of Denver says bis
opponents Intend to demand bin resigna
tion , If ho refuses , ucllon by Hie 1'nlled
Stales -jcnale will be demanded , and , If
necessary , a test case to decide "whether
a majority of the people of a sovereign
state have a light to recall an olllcial who
has been recieant to Iho tiust Imjtosed In
him , " will ho taken Into tbo United States
supreme court
KOlllCCAST OK TODAY'S WKATIIIiill
Ioral hliin > ri I'riiinlm-d for .VfliriiHl.-n
During tinIltonliiK' "ml AlKlil.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 21 The following
Is Iho foiecast for Thursday :
For Nebraska Fair In the morning ; prob-
ulily local showers In tlio evening and
night ; southerly winds ; warmer In eastern
nnd cooler In western portion.
Tor Missouri Fair ; warmer ; southerly
winds
Tor Iowa Fair and warmer Thursday ,
follow * d bv showers Thursday jilsht ; brisk
ind liigli southerly winds
For Kaunas Piobably fair and warmer
rtiuisday ; threatening weather Thursday
light ; southwesterly winds.
For South Dakota Increasing rlomllncsi ,
) rohably local shovvets Thursday and
riiuisdny night ; winds shifting to westi rly
mil cooler
For Wyoming nnd Montana Local nhow-
jrs in eastern and fair in vveslcin portion ,
loitlivvcHlerly winds , cooler In eastern
Montana
Local It < ( < > rd ,
OFFICE OF THE WCATHKn HUHKAU ,
JMAHA , Sept. 23 Omaha record of tem-
icraluro nnd rainfall compared with the
: orre.spondlng day of the past three years
UW , lS3i , 1SSI 1603
tlaxlmum temper.Uuro. . . ift C'l ft'i ( ! " >
tllnlmum tempeiature. . . . 41 40 17 4K
Vvi'rngo ttinperutuiti CS Til M C'l '
tnlnf.HI 00 .00 .00 .03
Condition of tcmpuinliun and prcclplta
Ion at Omaha for the day and slneo March
. 1SW :
formal tcmperaturo for the day. . . C.1
) elclcney ( for the day -1
vceumulatcd excess since Match 1 Cl
vTurmitl preclpltallon for Iho day. ( n Inches
lotlclenej for tlio day ( Winches
'otal priclpltatlon slnco Mch 1 'JS-lOlndun
Jxcess Hlnco March 1 Il.ai Inches
) fllclcncy for cor period , 193. , (1 ( 71 IncheH
) i.IlLltncy for r-or. jierlod. 1W1..13.CO InchiM
lli-lii > r < N friini .Slatliiiift nl H | i. in ,
P ll\n I 1 I TIM" ) Tt TP
G rOR A LATER DATE
Rotation Insist that the State lair it
Hold Too Early.
BETWEEN SUMMER AND FALL SEASONS
Select Miif Their Amiilier nx Cniidti
iluti-i for i\i | < illloii Director *
lltiNlncMH Interi'Mx lletiiniiil
CitiiMdrrafloii.
Thomas Kllpatrlrk , Hohcrt S Wllcox , An
ton Hospe. Jr. , Charles M.Vllliiltn , Henry
Hardy nml John lliisslo were Inst evening
placed in nomination ( or directors of the
Trnnstnlsslsslppl Imposition by the Retail
Dealers' association. Tlic mnnbors prrsont
pledged thcmschrs to work for the election
of these men. nml the secretary wan anting-
Ized to notify all the members that the asso
ciation expected hearty support Riven the
nominees. This was the action that followed
a ten minutes' discussion and the adoption
of the following resolution :
Whereas , The piotiosed Ttnnsmlsslsslppt
ami International Kvposltlon u of neccs-
Blty ttn enlerprlso which will minlro for Ha
management mutt of ability and experience.
Whereas , These men .should bo chosen
with respect to their Illness to represent
the sevetal Interests of o\ir citizens , and
Whete-ns. The Interests of all of the cttl-
zenM of Omaha , and especially those. Inter
ested In the lotull business , are \llally con
cerned In the success of thlH gienl onter-
piise , then fore , bo It
He.solved , Thill the Omaha Retail Deal-
era' association do now place In nomination
nnd endorse six of Its members ) for elec
tion to the boaid of dltectors of tlio Ttiitta-
mlsslsslppl and International i\posltlon.
"Mogy" was present nnd favored each
member ulth a Transmlsslsslppt Imposition
button , for which ho received a vole of
thanks.
The harsh criticism of the Lincoln Journal
on the parades of the Knights of Ak-Sar-llen
was again brousht up for discussion , but
action \\as postponed for- ono meeting , The
thntiKs of the association wire tendered the
board of governors of the Knights of Alt-
Sar-len ) for Us recent work In preparing
"tho grand show that wi all know It was , "
as ono member expressed it.
The advisability of arranging some sort of
an attraction for the month of November ,
similar to the society circus of last season ,
was discussed , but no action was taken
The association In an emphatic manner
declared that the State fair mint next year
bo held at a later dote than It was this
year. It was the general sentiment that the
fair should bo held the last week in Septem
ber or the first week In Ortobcr. A promi
nent dry goods dealer Raid that the time the
fair was hold this jcar was a poor one for
every business man in the city , except these
interested In serving liquid refreshments ,
that It was ton late to sell summer Roods
and to early to dispose of fall stock
An officer of the Knights of Ak-Sar-lJen
wandered Into the meeting at this juncture ,
and stated that the boa id of governors of
that Institution had decided that the street
pageants should not bo exhibited bofoic the
last of September next year No communi
cation to this effect hail been sent to the
State fair managers , he explained , hccaURO
the governors had giown weary of asking
consideration from the State fair board It
was the sentiment of the meeting that the
fair of 1897 must be held later , even should
the State fair board be coinpell.ed to
withdraw the Nebraska State fair from the
western clrcuk In order to airange a satis
factory date. A committee , consisting of F.
Paffenrath , Albert Calm and II. Hardy , was
appointed to decide upon the time for the
fair best suited to the local retailers , and to
Inform the State Hoard of Agriculture and
the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ilon of that date and
of the opposition of the retailers to the se
lection of any date far removed from , that
decided upon.
lUlYA.V AXn THIS SIll'IKMAIV ACT.
Dirt \il PrncUt'c Wluit lie IN Xow
I'riMit'lil IIKT.
OMAHA Sept. 23. To the Editor of The
Omaha Hee : I have moro than once been
amused In reading Mr. Bryan's speeches to
the people in the east , as ho rushes through
the country fiom ono place to another like
a flying squadron , to see that often what
ho says to the people there. In his efforts
to recommend himself 10 their good
opinions Is not strictly in accordance with
his record as wo happen to know It hero.
A fair Illustration of this is aiforded In his
Philadelphia speech of yesterday . In which ,
liter presenting the various platfoinih from
1SS4 to IS'JG and denouncing the nun In
olllco who betray thu people who vied
them , said "I deny the right of any ubllc
servant to secure office upon a platform and
then abandon It after ho Is elected I was
reared In a dlflcient school of democracy.
When I find my conscience w 111 not permit
mo to cairy out n platform on which I am
elected I will resign and let some other man
hold the office. "
And yet does not Mr Ilryan and every
Ncbraskan know that the very last time ho
was elected to olllco he was guilty of that
very thing. In 1892 Mr Ilryan secured hU
election to congiess upon a platform that
demanded the repeal of the purchasing
clause of the Sherman net of 1890 , nnd yet
no sooner was ho elected that his con
science rcadllv permitted him to willfully
abandon that part of his platform and "be
tray the people who elected him" by voting
squarely against the repeal of the objection
able feature of the Sherman law and ho
did not resign his olllco either , but drew
ils pay to the last moment , and his personal
organ In this city but yesterday applauded
this treachery as an heroic act.
Mr. IJryan may say what ho pleases to
iho people of the east , for they probably
: ako but llttlo block In his utterances In
any event , but If the voters of Nebraska
will but assert their manhood Mr Ilryan
will have to square himself nn a good ninny
things ho has said and done In his brief
lubllc career befoie ho gets their suffrages.
A. 0. TUOU1' .
Olionp Mom * ) HrliiKN DlHlislrr.
The Third Ward McKlnloy and Hobart
club held a largely attended meeting last
light In Karbach'a ' hall at Fifteenth and
Howard streets. Speeches were delivered
by J. A I'owerH nnd A. W. Jeffeiles Ilolli
th speakers dwelt with the financial ques
tion , showing particularly that the history
of nations taught the lesson that the sub
stitution of a cheaper for n standard metal
In the monetary system resulted In financial
disaster. The protection policy of the re
publican party was Incidentally touched
upon. The rcmaiks were enthusiastically
received by the nildlenco , which filled the
largo hall.
1 13HSO > AI. 1'11A < ! HAI'IIH ,
C. K , Wllklns , Philadelphia , I'a. , In
Darker guest.
Judge M. I' . Klnkald of O'Neill was In
the city yesterday ,
Hev. A. (1 I'lnkham of Grand Island was
in the city yesterday ,
John S. Stull of Auburn spent the day
In the city yesterday.
( Icorgo W. I'arker , Chcyonno , Wyo. , Is
stopping at theHarkor. .
Frank 0. Host of Shelby , la. , wan an
Omaha visitor yesterday.
W. I ) . Drlsklll of Bpearflsb , S. I ) . , was ail
Omaha vlnltor > estcrday.
Jack Mnhara of Malmra's Minstrels it
registered at the Ilarker.
U. r. Kloke , one of West Point's leading
business men , wa.s In the city ) e8tcrdayv
A. J. Gustln , a prominent populist poli
tician of Kearney , was In the city yegtt-r-
day.
day.Judgo
Judge Bam M. Chapman of I'lattsmouth
wan among these who visited Omaliu > ci-
terday.
Joint A. Hhrlmrdt , a prominent lawyer
and politician cf Stantou , was among thu
jcsterday arrlvaU.
Nebraska us In the city G. W , Meyers and
Andrew Anderbon , Ik-atrlco ; John Wlthruw
and Edward Bheldon , Nubraska City ; Her
man Swltzcr , Hastings , L. M , Morgan , Fro *
mont. J V. Wallace , Grctna ; 8. H , 1511-
wood and J I. , Mclntosh , Sidney ; A , H ,
I'ciklnt Meadow Groveu , M Owen Nor
folk , Thomas I' f'hapman , PlatUinouMi T ,
H Coin and Jame'i fonway , Hartlngtou ;
i't"ll I'on , Hcliion ; U , U. Smith , Krtmotil.