Nebraska Newspapers

    10 THE OMAHA DAILY VJRTDAY , OCTOBER f ) , 1800.
8PEG1RL NOTICES.
for 11iene column"
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WA.vrnu SITUATIONS.
WANTnn-1'i.At.v sr.vvtNo IN i-A.Mti.tn
by ROW ! neiinistress , CO cents b"r day. Aillrra
X 61. Her A5S
IVAXTKn MAMJ HUM * .
WANTED , AN 1DKA : WHO CAN THINK OP
notnc simple thins to pttent ? Protect your
Idpfts. they mny brlnn > ou wrnlth Write John
VVVd iPt-burn ft Co. , Dept V. , Pnlrnt Attorneys ,
Wnrhlngton. D C. , for tliclr it MK ) prl e offer
nnii n list of 200 Invention ! wnntcJ 11 271
- : ooon ixi cntiNPin :
, Cnily Lumber Co. 114949
&
Itood nppcarnncs , mutt ho iip-to-ilito inanj
cowl unlnn' Apply to J II. McDowell , mam-
per Smith I'rcmlcr Typewriter comimny ,
Omnlm. _ H-5H 9 _
WANTED. WAITHIW AND rmsr CLASS
night cook. 313 3 ICth at. _ 11-515 8
* VANTitoNr : HAN IN CVCIIY COUNTY TO
represent Inrro mrdlcftl IIOUPCJ good payl no
experience required ; work light I. . Co , Ilex
700. ChlcnRu , 111. 1-M52 S
J7I TO * ii SAt.AUY AND nXTONSHS TO
nalesmen for clears : experience unnecessary ;
I'xtra Iniluccnipntii offcrcil ileAlcrs. W. l .
Kllno Co . St. Louis. H-M523 ! >
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SOLICITOR WANTRD WHO CAN AIM'nOACIt
tnorclinntB nnd men of nuntiBl llbernl pny.
Address X M , Ilee. -MGZt 10
WAfTI3I > KUMAI.B HELP.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS QIRL TOR
ral housework , 1113 Georgia nve. C 403-9
WANTJD. DININT } ROOM oim.aCALL AT
311 S. ICth St. tonight C 510 S
KOII
iiousns IN ALL PAIITS OP Tiin CITY. TUP.
O. P. Da\ls Company 15C5 rurnnm 13 272
HOUSES. UENHWA & CO. , 103 N isTlTsr !
U 273
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MODKHN HOUSES C. A STAHIWIo N. Y. LIFE
D-274
BTHAM IIIATID : STORKSAND PLATS.
Howard Hanck. agent , 1C10 Chlcngo street
D 275
CHOIC13 IIOIISHS AND COTTAOnS ALL OVER
the city , J3 to $50. Fidelity , 1702 Tarnam.D .
D 276
LIST OP nousns. THU nvnoN
Heed Co. . 215 ! _ H 114tli Bt. D-277
IlOUSrS , WALlACU. 13UOWN IILK. . ICTH
and DoUKln" . D 278
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e-RooM MODIRN"C ORNKR FLAT" 2101 LHAV-
cnworth St. - U-MCC1 Old *
rou RENT. runNisiinn on UNTUUNISUKD
house 8 rooms : moiKrn. Wl IVrk avenue.
D-693
J.IODUUN TURNISIIED 1IOUSH INQIIIRn N ,
E cor. 29th and Li-avcnwortri Sis. D 231 11
FOU RUNT , 9-nOOM MODEUN DWELLING
at 519 N. 18th St. . for * 22 DO par month Apply
W. 1J Slelkle , C04 1st Nafl Dank Dlrtns
D 1I2CO
1030 S. 30TH AYR . 10-ROOM HOUSE , OAK
Hoornnd llnlsh , inodcrii In < 'very ntptct. crates ,
mantles , furnace and liuml-y ; best built house
In the city. 537 ro per month Omaha Real
Estate and Tiuit Co , 211 So. 18th Ft
D-M11C
TWELVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE AND
brick barn ! 2252 rnrnnm Apnlj to J W.
Kobblns , rooms 3 and 4 , DaUMse bldj ; .
EKIHT-ROOM MODBRN I'llAMH. DETACHED.
2719 Popploton avenue , choice. J12 DO.
nielli-room modern , 33rd nnd Hurt sts , $23.
7-room modern lirlck , COI N 2M KO 00
10-room modern brlclt , C20 N. rid , ) i CO
0-room incdcr.1 brick , C14 S 20th , 525 00
12-room modern , 20th and Woolnnrtli , J22 50.
C. A. STARR , 923 N. Y. Life DldB
D 31323
roR RENT , rou Tim WINTER. NINI > ROOSI
house , furnished , modern conveniences , one
block from Turk cnr llneon South 2tth st , ,
nenr Park school ; will i HbAieup to Eiiltable
perions. Heat or referen ogAlrcd Address
X 24. Dec. 3BHLB M352 12'
A 4 AND C-ROOM MODERN PLAT , 1112 SO
llth. D SCO 0
FOR RKNT , niGiiT-RooM MODnnfTiiousn
with barn , V-500 Inquire 2CI1 Pierce St , or
17M rarnam. D J37-11
TEN-ROOM IIRICK. C1IGAP ; HCST LOCA-
tlon In Omaha. W. P. Clark , 2M3 Douslas St
n M133-11 *
2531 ST. MARY'S AVH , 9-ROOM "jrODHRN
house , } 23 annln HroM , 1C13 rnrnnm I ) 17" >
FLAT , J2000 : C ROOMS'MODIMtN , CLOUSHR
Wk , S n cor ICth and Jones Oan In liros ,
1013 Farnnm D 174
MODERN FLATS , LANOU I1LK COC S. 13TH.
D-1TC-N5
ALL SIS5HS PROM $5 00 UP. T DV'K D ,
IGth and D&UKliiK D 178-31
FOR RENT. 5-ROOM COTTAOn. KTll AND
1'uclllc ; J10. J , E , Kljorsolo , 11D2 DOUKUM street.
1) Mltil 0
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE , 2522 HALF HOWARD
street. D 503 9
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ; MODERN IMPROVE-
mentl. 2552 Jones. I > M4M ) 12 *
FOirRENT , 7-ItOOM"c6TTAGir OP LARGE
dlmcii&lonssllh ; modem conxcnlcnceu , In-
' elmUna bath loom , with portelaln tub and
ctatlonary.ish stand , nculj lluUlieil In the
most uttractUo mannei ; laiKe yaid , with line
tr es ; lent , S25 per month , location , 19th St. ,
thlnl door north of Lake Apply to W. 1J.
Melkle , 501 rim National bank building
D M510
Fi.ooa oi'1 coit\c ( i Asi ATI ,
JIG 00. 202. ! Howard at. . D 1S1 9'
HOUSE" FOR RENT , c NIUE"LARGE "ROOMS ,
city water. 111 tie IS.'O I * , lith m. . Rood loca
tion , ' D Ml ! /
KOH lIU.VT KL'UMSIIiai ) UOOMS.
FOR RENT , ROOMS WITH OR WI'lHOUT
board ; nUnni lieat. electric lltilit , flcvatot ,
free butbai Kites lensonable. ruiiIck hotel
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NEWLY TmtNisHRD ROOMD" : HOIISE1CEE1'-
In. . ! ! C23 fit , Mury' . E-MU4 )
noioisxu JIDAUD.
FOR RKNT , rURNIbHED UOOMB , WITH OR
without bunid ; i team bent nid ) all mndi > rn
Improxcmeiitu ) vptjlal luu intoi for the win-
tci. Midland hotvl , ICth nnd Chicago , M. J ,
FiniicU , piopUetor , ' r 900
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Ai < n\NY-ioi DOUGLAS" ROOMS , FUR-
nUlic.l nr unfuiiiUhcJ ; [ iiltoa lo Dull tlio tlii'"a ,
tahlo fX'.tllcnl. V323 3
. ROOMS , vlTH
bo.trd , 1909 * e , Pt-aboly
1' Jll 9 *
roil incrj-r rtRNU3iiinoMND .
on bcuth Will tt. , mm P.trk n-lo.il to one or
two > ouns men : inl\ati ) family ; no ether
bonrilfi , wluio IIOIIIP inmoit t\n b had ,
Mutt iKo but of rcrcicnir * IIH ] uii ( , > h.re
emplojcd , Addif-Mi X 23 , Het. F-MS'318
FURNISHED ROOMUVlTiTiaUt ) : UEPKR ,
once. SIC S 20th i-t , i1 j > .oj n *
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KIN EsuN : AmTo ; Ti oT\iT :
iul\nto ( imlly ; l > - MtunlrU ; < l < tn > hed
rcsldwioo ; relirrncin. 72 Noith J9lh t ,
F-USt ! 10
nnM' > .i\riiUMiiuii ; ! UOOM.S.
S 1-011 110U8EICEEI'INO | StA > f
nncl wife ; water In Kllciien , otscl ilnk. 313 N.
mh. i ! 21 : -
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ANI1 rNPtUINISHED
nllh \\llhuut Ij.irJ , U ( J.'ortli 'lfntthird
( ; -MICI
1'ou UU.NT A.\I >
i i.'i on i .
; I line alurK-u jnd b Mi.iii nt. ulll niter
to milt tiiuuti Uu ici.l. $14 bit Nul'l U'kbldK
I-IMJ
roRRENr u-wTnv
ut tilt Tarium bi. Thin bull'llUK ' h.u i Uif ( > ro4 > r
conuiit Liucniml , ( vmpkttt htrnni hiullne 1U'-
tiilo * . fttlcr mi all ltu.it j Kits , etc Apl > * 11
tli uCTc of Tlie U.'Q. ) - 10
\VA. > TII ) .
Aor.N > s
- nicttu und uniiwUn luttuni. hut n.llem.
liu vcr Uut . il.TJ tinIW , pcsl DlU. (10 io ptf
i.WJ far ciiiiicM. rmu > ln ( : Siiiiyito , w
Ar.U SI. ,
A ( I2NTS WA THI ) .
( Cnntlntied )
WANTRD AGENTS TO tIAKK IHO MONB1
lth mir Comic Ruttnn ; best nnfortment
brats them all , M. lirnst , Manufncttirer , l"le\c
land , O. J-.MS18 12'
\VA.NTnHTO JII3NT.
10 ! > , 40. fO Af'RK TRACTS. THREE TO KIVK
mllpn nliwi fnrrtin Wn trt fifty Miles cf Omiha
llemls Pnxton block. K Minj N4
isOAHl ANr > "llOOM lY TWO "l.MHIW " IN
IitlMitc fnmll } ; inuat be reufonablc Adlr
X , Ilee. K-MSM 9
PACIPIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO
POS 910 Johes. G'neral etoroRo nnd fornnrllnir
M-SS3
OM. VAN & STOItGI2. . 1415 PAll'M. TEL 1VD
M-2S.3'
roit SALIiioitsn.s A\I > WAGONS.
DUItAniLlTY TALKS : CARRIAGE' '
( iliactons , bottom prices. A , J. Simpson , HW
Dodcc. P 2S4
'OH SALH MIHCI3ILAM50lS. )
CHEAPEST HARDWOOD WOVEN TORN-CIUH'
blliR made , tt R. Lee , Ml Douglas. Q-2S5
roil S.U.E , soimiiri FHAETON AND
Columbus Concord IIURKJ' , with full leather
tup , neaily new ; bargain , T. J Iloscrs , 14th
ami rarnain. 0 4C3
PINE 4 YR. OLD DRIVING MARE. I' D.
Weld . Q 47T-3
POR 8VLH , A"oOOD UPRIGHT PIANO TOR
sale. Call at 817 South Mil at. Q M410 10"
roil RALE , CHEAP ! ONE SMITH-PREMIER
typewriter , wllh ile k , one Imnk ihcclt punch ;
two four-wheel trucks ; one letter prefi J. II
Dumont , JteciHei , 1411 linrnty Mite. .
Q M504
CI.AIItVOYAM'S.
MRS. MARY FRITZ , CLAIRVOYANT. S21 N.
16th. S M3C3 17'
MASSAOH , IJATHS , HTC.
MME. SMITH. 1121 DOUGLAS , ROOM C ; MAS-
enRp and steam baths. T M42o 10
MRS DR. LPON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE PARlors -
lors ; rcfreBhliiB nnd curatl\e ; don't fall to
call , 417 S. . llth St. , upitalrs T M401 11 *
MISS AMEs7 VAPOR I1ATIIS. MAPSAOE. 507
S. 13th St. , ro m 3. T MoOO-NC'
MISS VAN VAL1IENI3URG DESTROYS PER-
nnnently hy electricity mjperlluous hair , moles ,
warts , etcRoom416 N. Y Life llldi ?
U-2SG
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RUPTURE CURFD ; NO PAIN ; NO DETEN-
tlon from business , \vu icf r to hunilre Is of
mtlcnta cured. O E Miller Co 307 N Y
Life building Oimha. Neb U 287
BATHS MASSAGE. MME POST. 319'i ' S r.TII
U 2SS
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT Plttl UTERINE
troublea. I'hyclclan In attendance. Consulta
tion or health book free. 040 Bee bids
U ! 80
SEE CARTER HARDWARE CO. , 1403 DOUGlas -
las , for mantels , grates , tiles , mnible wnrK , etc.
U 3C2
9IOM3V TO LOAX IUJAI. USTATB.
ANTHONY LOAN Jt TUI'ST CO. , 315 N. Y L
Quick mocey at low rate3 for c'inljp farm loJni
In Iowa , northern Missouri , east urn Nebia'-ki.
W 231
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 025 N. Y LIFE
tt 2J2
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate Urennan , Lo\o Co. , Pa\ton block
} s r 3
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LOANS ON IMPROVED & irNIMPROVKI > "ciTY
property. W , I'arnam Smith & CO. , 1320 Parmm
W 291
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES THE
O. P. Da\ls Co. , 1503 I'arnam St. W 293
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BUY REAL ESTATE SECURITIES , THEY
are safe We can olter Kilt-edged mortsJKes ,
secured by Rood Omiha reil rotate , and choice
Nebraska and Iowa , farms. If you hive $1,000 ,
J" COO or $2)000 to Invest , cill and ECO us
The Hicks' R4\l Estate Agency , 105 N Y
Life bldtf. W 406
PRIVATE MONEY. FROM $100 UPWARD , P.
D. Wead , HUh und Douglas "V 479 31
MONEY TO LOAA CIIATTKI.S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. ; at lowest rate In city ,
no icmoinl of goods , ttilctly confidential ; jou
cnn puy the loan off at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
300 So IGth St.
X 29S
MONEY TO LOAN. 3D , CO 00. DAYS : 1'URNI-
tutc. pianos , , etc. Duff Green , room 8 llarter blk
HUSIM3SS ciiAXcns.
FOR SALE , ABOUT 2,000 LBS. MINION TYPE
700 Ibs ngnte , 160 pair twtthlnl cases 40
double Iron btands for two-third cases This
material was used on The Omaha lee and Is
In fairly good condition. Will be sold cheap
In bulk or In quantities to milt purchaser.
Apply In person or by mall to Hie Bee Pub
lishing Co . Omah.i.Ne.b. _ Y "U
HOTEL TO LDT , AT A R LI NG1 ON , N E D ,
best location In vtllago , nil In llrst class order ,
1C rooms In main building. If desired $ ad
ditional across the street , terms fnlr , Oct.
Cth , HOC , iJ. A Unthank , Arlington Neb
Y I3S-I1 *
TOR SALE. A 11,20000 STOCK OP DRl'GS
foi K rents on the dollar ; best town In eastern
Nebraska , store room and residence for rent
at a bargain. A L Spearman , Gretr.a. Nib.
Y Mill 11
1.-OK SALE HEAb ESTATE.
IF YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE FINE VAcant -
cant property , cheap lota or houses and lots ,
for cash , or on. very easy'terms , do not ( all
to fee the fidelity Trust Co. , couthcast cornei
of Heo bulldliir. Their list Is large and fhsy
recommend nothing but bargains , lie MS
AUSTRACTS. THE ISYRON REED COMPANY
lIOUKEa , LOTS. FARMS , LANDS
CJco I' . UeiiiU Real Estate Co. , Paxtim I1IU.
Rc-M2130.M _
FARM LANDfl. C. r , HARRISON 9'2 N Y L
IOR 8ALII
9 ULicu , near South Omaha ; with geol louie ; ,
1O4KO burn , flno trees and srrlns water on
pl.ue ; pi lev. 11,700.
0 ncrci , near Houth Omfiha , % eiy dcjltabk' : price.
51 0(0. (
5 iicics. rciu bouth Omatm ; $500
Acio lota , near Houlli Omaha ; 7150 each ,
POTTER A GPORGE COMPANY ,
S. W.Cor 10th and Parnam Ets.
: RE M350 3 _
ACRE NEAIC MILL15R PARK. fIGHTLY ! , $ ; 50
Houte and lot 19th hear Leavruwuith , jtroo.
HoiiKo and lot north 10th Boulevard , J950
F D Wead , loth and Douulas. RE 4W-S
I.ObT.
J500 RKWARD 1'OR RETURN OP FEAIALE
Pot Tenlci pup to 1S17 Jackson Htj tnl.cn
Wcdn day a , rn. ; t.in inloicd head blac't nirle
and tall , no 'lucetlona ntked , Lent w. ! S'
LOST-llLJTWEEN S61JI ' "AND nT" SOUTH
Omnlia , nnd Uth nnd Il&fori stietla. Omaha ,
half cufl link ; blue enamel , ( jold cdaod. nlth
diamond Ettlna ; icward for Kturii to Packerp'
National banU Lost M5 ) 0 *
T-LADIE3OLD1VATcfLETl'ERSl. ;
D. enir.\\eil ; on cane ; rovnid ; Rlove leptV. .
R. Bumidtt Co. Losl MKH ! )
LOST-A PACKAGE OP PHc7lOGRAPHS AND
> erynliiubl' ) li > | ter at leojin-iicndatlon. ilnJer
pleobo ( cturn to 1720 Dodie U. and Kit
LOST OR STRAYED , BPLH ) COIXR
cow ; inn small \\hlto t-pota on belly , hlacl ,
? S'l.ch'.IlB.wmii ' lf re'i-f''fJ to J. U. Cowln ,
S32 Kouth 37th btictt. I est Mt,27 J9
.IH.'SIO , AHT A.M
CEORGK iGEI.LRNilE'1K. . RANJO , MA NDO-
lln ami juitf" trachei. Ixoom 417 1.0" 1II.U- ,
Tel. ! ilf. J5t'
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$125 11UYS AN EXCELLENT UPRIGHT PIAN3
Mltlnwuy Ur.Miii , bnij.-li , ; li-oliumcnf ) u-ntfd ,
SIS MoC'BKUe bid ? . 401
&i i AR ES NMUTUA L ! , ' Ai.AasjpAYsc
i , k per cnt \ < 'ion 1 , S , 3 yeura old ; nh.ny * re.
asei.Tiblc. KPI i'ar.uii U. ; jiltlri.cr Jo.
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now 10 ai.T AlfoMi : OR 8cfiiur : uooo
lnteii.it on B-ivlnva. - \ nly to Om.ilit L. ft 1) ) .
Ass' , J70I rnrn-ur U. M. Nxttlnc'r , hec.
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SUWINCJ .MACIII.VKS AM > bMU'I.IUS ,
HIM" HOME uoi-HEiioLir ANn wuFri :
nuchlii9 cliko , 1314 l' i > . u\t , Tel. 1571
4S !
EI.OCCTIlt.V ,
ELLA DAY , n , i , SRD PU OR. 220 s. inn.
s-i
lU'lUU.VlT.IUXO.
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i-'t jtxn i in : TIu'lcEDr PiNiHiini > T nli-
pulled , inultrosea matte und U'liKVdlvJ. 'Iry
Will-la , 2111 CMiaUnr ; HI. IX'L U4
IIIC\CI.ES AMI
ID 1IANH WHERLS .
rente 1 and repaired. Omaha lllcycle Co. , ictl
and ClilcnRO. 303
SHOUTIt\M ) A.V1) T\IHWI 1TINO.
A. C. VAN SANT'3 SCHOOL , E13 N. Y , LIFE.
I'AWMJItOKnilS.
H. MAROWITX 1J3AXB MONEY , 41S N. 16 KT
. ' 03
IIAN'CINU SCHOOfi.
MOUAND'S NOW OPEN FOR LADIES' GEN
tlemen , children nnd private clnpscs For inr
tlculars and term * please call 1310 Harney St
SUES & CO. ,
PATfiN'T SOLICITOUS ,
llcollulldln' ' ,
Onmbii. Nebr
Advlco and I'niont Iloolc
I'UKK ,
for
( Trade Hark. )
ACCIDENT TICKETS.
Coiiiimiiy of New Yorlc.
givsa THHEE MONTHS' intmranca ,
$1,000 for $1.OO ,
to men or
between IS nnd CO jeara of nee , against fnta
Street Accident ! ) a-foot , or on Ulcycles. Hoisee
Wiiguns , Ilurec Cars , Italliouil cars , Hlevntud.
Jlridhc , Tinlley ami Cahle cars , Steamships ,
Steamboats nnil Ktenm I'urles $100,000 deposited
with the Insurance Department of the Plato of
New York for the security of the Insured.
I"or Smle ! >
Chas. Kaufiiiauu ,
1302 Douijlas Street.
Tel. COP Omahi , N'eh.
gyslnees for § a ! @ .
Good Trade , Splendid Location. Price
Ji.600.00.Vrlto for partlculais.
ERNST IlIEPHN ,
Uenl.sau , Iowa.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
The following proposed amendments to tie
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , as
hereinafter set forth In full , arc submitted
to the electors of the ? t/ / 9of , Nebraska , to
bo voted upon at the gcnpral election to beheld
held Tuesday , November 3 , A. D. 1896 :
A joint icsolulloil proposing to amend
sections two (2) ( ) , four (4) ( ) , and five (5) ( ) , of
article six (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the
Stale of Nebraska , rclallng to number of
judges of the supreme court and their term
of office.
Be It resolved nnd enacted bj' the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ) of aitlclo
sK ( GJ of Ihe Constitution of the State of
Nebraska be amended so as to read ns fol
lows :
Section 2. TliQ "Supremo court shall" until
otherwise provided by law , consist of live
(5) ) Judges , n mnjoilty of whom shall bo
necessary to foim u quorum or to pro
nounce a decision. It shall have original
jurisdiction In cases relating to revenue ,
civil cases In which the state shall bo a
party , mandamus , quo \varranto , Imbeas
coipus , and such nppollnto Jurisdiction , as
may bo provided by law.
Section 2. That section four (4) ( ) of article
f-lx (6) ) of the Constitution of the state of
Nebiusha , be amended so ns to read as fol
lows :
Section 4. The judges of the supreme
court shall bo elected by the elcctois of
the state at large , and tlwlr tenn ot olliee ,
except as heiulnnttcr iirovldejl , shall be for
i peilod of not less ttyinjlvo (5) ( ) years as
the legislature mijprescribe. .
Section 3 That sccllo'n'nve (5) ( of article
six (6) ( ) of the Constitution of the State of
Nebraskn , be amended to read as follows :
Section 5 At the .first general election to
be hPld In the j-ear 1S9G , there bhall be
elected two Judees of the supreme court
ono of whom shall be elected for n term of
two (2) ( jcars , one for the term of four (4 ;
j'oars , nnd at each general election there
after , there shall bo elected ono Judge of
the supreme court for the term of live (3)
jears , unless otherwise provided by law ;
Provided , Thnt Iho judges of the supreme
court whose terms have not explree ! at the
time of holding the general election of 1830 ,
shall continue to hold their otllce for the
remainder of the term for which they
were respectively commissioned.
Approved March 2S , A. D. 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to section thlrlcen (13) ( ) of article six
of Hhe Constitution of Iho Slalo of Nebraska ,
i elating to compensation of supreme and
district court Judges.
no It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Nubrihkn :
Section 1. That section Ihlrlenn (13) ( of
nrticle six ( C ) of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska bo amended so as to
rend as follows. :
See 13. The Judges of the supreme nnd
d sliict courts shall receive for their scr-
vjpes such compensation as may bo pro-
vldcd by inw , payable iiinrtcrlj- .
The legislature shall at its first pcsslon
after the adoption 01 * hla amendment ,
three-fifths of the , miners elected to
each house conrurrlnk' xtnhllsh their
compensation. The com -Jisntlon so es
tablished shall not be chanii.u . - . tenor than
once In four jcnrs and in n ven : unless
two-thirds of the members el , otcd u each
house of the legislature concm therein
Approved March 30. A. D 18 .i
A Joint resolution proposing to nmer.cj
secllon Ivvonly-four (24) ( ) of arllcft nvo (5) ( )
of Ihe Consiriulion of the State of N.'iraska ,
relating to compensation of the omcers of the
executive department.
Ho It reached and enacted by the Locls-
laluro of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section Iwenlj'-four (24) ( )
of nrticle five (5) ( of the Constitution of
the State of Nebraska bo amended to lead
as follows !
Section 2) ) . The olllcers of the executive
department of the stale government shall
lecclvo for their service's a compensation
lo he established by law. which shall be
neither Increused nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have boon
commissioned and they shall not receive
to their own use nny fees , costs , Interests ,
upon public moneys In their hands or
under thcli cojitrol , penitiijltcs of olllco or
other nmnensiitlon , and all fees Ihat may
hereafter be paj-ablo by law for scivices
performed by nn oiiieor provided for In
this | n shall bo paid In advance Into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
nt Its llrst session after the adoption of
this amendment , three-tlfths of the mem-
Lorn c-lectcil to each house of the legisla
ture cononning , establish the salaries of
Iho omccrs named In Ibis article , The
compensation so established shall not be
chnncod oftcner than once In four years
and lu no cvcnl unlobs Uvo-thlrds of the
rncmbris elected to each house of the leg-
Ulnturo concur therein.
Approved March 29 , A. D. 1S93.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section cue (1) ( ) ot article six ( C ) of the Con
stitution of the State of Nebraska , relating
to judicial power ,
lo ! It roscdvcd and enacted by the Legis
lature of the Htato of Nebraska :
Hccllon 1. That secllan one (1) ) of article
U (6) ( of thu Constitution of the State of
Nebraska lie amended tu read ns follows :
Secllon 1. The judicial power of this btato
Rball bo vested In a supreme court , dis
trict courts , , county courts , justices of the
peace , police ma lntnitca , and in such
other eourts Inferior to the supreme court
n limy be created by law In which two-
thirds of the members elected to each house
concur.
Approved March 29 , A. D , 1695.
A joint resolution proposing to amend sec
tion eleven (11) ( ) ot article six ( C ) of the
Constitution of the State ot Nebraska , re
lating to Increase In number ot supreme
and district court judges.
. Uts It resolved and enacted by the Leg'
Islnturo of the Slate of Nebrnskn
Section 1. That f-octlon eleven (11) ( ) of nrtl
clo six (6) ) of the Constitution of the Stau
of Nebraska be amended to read ns foi
lows :
Section 11 The legislature , whenever two
thirds of the memli rs elected to each house
shall concur therein muy , in or nfter tin
jear ono thousand olshj. htmdrcil am
ninety-seven nnd not oftener than once Ir
every four j ears , Increase the number ol
ludReq of supreme and district com Is , am
the judicial ellstrlcts of the stale. Suel
districts shall bo formed ot compact tcrrl
torv , nnd bounded by county lines ; am'
mien Increase , or any change in the
boundaries of n cllsirlcl , shall nol vacate
the olllce of any Judge.
Approved Morclh 30 , A. D. , 1S93.
A Joint rcs < jlutlon proposing to amend
filiation six ( C ) of-article ono (1) ( ) ot Iho Con-
stitutlon of the State of Nebraska , relating
to trial by jury , i
He It resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the St.Uo of Nebraska :
Section 1 , Tnnt'fecctlon sit (0) ( ) . nrticle one
(1) ( ) of the Constitution of the Utato of Ne
braska bo amended to reail us follows :
Section 0. The right of trial by Jurj- shall
remain Invlolhte , but the legislature may
provide thftt'Tn I'lvll notions five-sixths ol
the Jury mnj render a veidlct , nnd the
legislature by alito aiilhoilzo trial bj' n
jurj' of a leps number than twclvo men ,
In courts Infc.lor to the district oourt.
Approved Mifr < ; h 29 , A , 1) . , 1S3S.
A Joint resolution proposing to amenc
section ono (1) ( ) 6 ? 'article five (5) ( ) of the Con
stitution of Nebraska , relating to oHlccrs o
the executive department.
Uo It resolved and enacted by the Leg
Islnturo of the Stulo of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section one (1) ) of article
five (5) ( of Ihe Constitution ot the State
of Nebraska bo amended to lead as foi
lows :
Section 1. The executive department shal
consist of n governor , lieutenant governor
bccretarjof state , auditor of public ac
rounts , treasurer , superintendent of public
Instuicllon , nllornej' general , commissioner
of public lands and buildings , and three
lallroail commissioners , each of whom , ex
cent the said railroad commissioners , shal
hold his olllco for a term of two j'cars
from the tlrst Thursday after the llrs
Tuesday In Jnmmij- , after his election
nnd until his successor Is elected and quail
fle < l. I ach rallrond commissioner shnl
hold his olllce for a term of three years
beginning on the llrst Thursday after the
lirst Tuesday In January after his election
and until his usccessor is elected nnd quail
fleil ; Provided , however , That at the lira
general election held after the ndoptlor
of this amendment there shall bo clcctoi
three rnlhond commissioners , ono for the
period of ono year , one for the period o
two years , and one for the period of three
years. The governor , secretary of state
auditor of public accounts , and treasurer
shall reside at the capltol during their
term of ofilco ; they shall keep the public
records , books and papers thuic , nnd shal
perform such duties ns may be required by
law.
law.Approved
Approved Marcli 30 , A. D. , IB03.
A lolnt rn'olutlru p'nposlng to amend sec
tlon twenty-six (23) ( ) ot article , five (5) ( ) ot lh
Coustllullon of Ihe Slate of Nebraska , limit ,
ing the number of executive stale officers.
Ho It resolved and emu-ted by Iho Leg
islature of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That beellon twenty-six (26) ( ) of
article Il\o (5) ( of the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska be amended to ircad as
follows :
Section 2G. No other executive stale offl-
cera except those named In secllon one ( ! '
of this aitlclo shall bo created , except by
an act of the leglslatuie which Is con
curred In by not lees than three-fourths
of the members elected to each houss
thereof ;
Provided , That any ofTice created by an
act of the legislature may be abolished by
the leclslaluie , two-thirds of the inembcis
elected to each bouse thereof concurring.
Approved March 30 , A. D. . 1S33.
A Joint resolution proposing to amend
section nine (9) ( ) of arliclo eight J8) ) of the
Constltullon ot Iho Slale of Nebraska , pro
viding for Iho Invcslmeiit of the permanent
educational fuuds of the state.
Ho It resolved and enacted by the Lg-
Islaturo of the State of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section nine (9) ( ) of article
elsfht (8) ( of the Constitution of the State
of Nebraska bo amended to read as fof-
lows :
Section 9. All funds belonging to the stale
for educational purposes , the interest und
Income whereof only are to be used , shall
be deemed trust funds held by the state ,
and the stnto , shall supply all losses theie-
of. that may Inwwry manner accrue , so that
the same shn.ll ' remain Ton-vcr Inviolate
and undlmlRlSiieVI , and shall not bo In
vested or lonncd except on United States
or state securities , or registered county
bonds or registered school district bonds
of this state , , apd such funds , with the
Interest anil Income thereof are hereby
solemnly pledged for the purposes for
which they lire granted and set apart , and
shall not be transferred to any other fund
for other uses ; j
Provided , T ie board created by section
1 of this article Is empowe-rcd to sell from
lime to time any of the securities belong
ing to the perrnnnont school fund and In
vest Iho procdeds nrlslmr llieicfrom In any
of the securities enumerated In this sec
tion bearing , , a higher rate of Interest ,
whenever nn.pppprtunlly for better Invest
ment is pirsbme.fl :
And provided 'further , Thnt when any
wartnnt upon the state treasurer regu
larly isfcued in pursuance of an appropria
tion by the Idslslaturo nnd secured by the
levy of a tnic for Its payment , shall be
presented to the state treasurer ror pay
ment , and there * shall not bo anj- money
in the pioper flind to pay such warrant ,
the board created by faction 1 of this arti
cle maj' direct the state treasurer to pay
the amount duo on such wanant from
monej-s In his hands belonging to the per
manent school fund of the state , and lie
shall hold said warrant ns an Investment
of said permanent school fund.
Approved March 29 , A. D , , 1E35.
A Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constllulion of the Slalo of
Nebraska by adding a now section to article
twelve (12) ( ) of said constitution , to be num
bered section two (2) ( ) , relative to the merg
ing of the government of cities of the
metropolitan class and the government of
the counties wherein such cities are lo-
caled.
JJo it resolved ai'd enacted bv Ihe Leg
islature ot the Slale of Nebraska :
Section 1 , That article tnclvo (12) ( ) of the
Constitution of the Stale of Nebraska be
amended by adding to said article a now
section to bo numbered section two (2) ( ) , to
read ns follows :
Section 2 The government of any city of
the metropolitan clnsa and the government
of the county In which It is located may be
merged wholly or In pat t when a proposi
tion no to do has been submitted by an-
Ihorlly of law to the voters of such city
and county and received the assent ot a
majoilty of the votes cast in such city and
also a majority of thu vote's cast In the
county exclusive of those cast lu sucb
metropolitan cllj' at surh election.
Approved .March 29 , A , D , IS93.
A joint resolution proposing an amendment
to section six ( G ) of article eoven (7) ( ) of the
Constitution of the State of Nebraska , pre
scribing the manner In which voles shall
be cast.
Bo It resolved and enacted \ > y the Leg
islature of the State of Nobinska :
Section 1 , That section six (0) ( of article
sovc-n (7) ( ) of the Constllutton of the State
ot Nebraska bo amended lo icnd as fol
lows :
Sfcllon C , All voles shall bo by ballot , or
inch olhcr method ns majlui prescribed
l y law , provided the secrecy of voting be
preserved
Approved March 29 , A. D , 1S93.
A joint resolution proposing to amend
suction two (2) ( ) of article fouitecn (14) ( ) of Ihe
Constitution of the State of Nebraskn , rela
tive to donations to works of internal Im
provement and manufactories.
I3o it resolved"nnd enurted by the Legis
lature of the Slate of Nebraska :
Section 1. That section two (2) ( ) of article
fourteen (14) ( of the Constllutton of the
State of Nnbraska , bo amended to read n ?
follows :
Section 2. No cjty. county , town , precinct ,
municipality olhcr subdivision of the
state , shall evee make donations lo nny
wcrks of Internal Improvement , or manu
factory , unti'43 proposition so to do shall
have been flr t submitted to the qualified
electors and ratliled by a two-thirds vote
at an elections liy authority of law ; Pro
vided , That such donations of a county
with the donations of such subdivisions in
the nsgrccato , shall not exce d ten per cent
of th assessed ( Valuation of such counly ;
Provided , further. That anv city or county
may. by a three-fourths vole increase such
Indebtedness Ova per cent , In addition to
such ten ner eetit und no bonds or evi
dences of Indebtedness so Issued shall ba
valid unless tiej/iamu ) shall have endorsed
thereon a ccrtincalo signed by the secre
tary and auditor of state , snonlnir that
the same is tabued pursuant to law ,
Approved March Z9 , A. D , IStS.
-
I , J. A. Plper.t secretary of state of the
state , of Nebraska , do hereby certify that
the foregoing : proposed amendments ta the
CojutltutloD of the State of Nebraska an
true nnd correct copies of the original rn
rolled and engrossed bills , as passed hy the
Twenty-fourth cession of the legislature ol
the Stale of Nebraska , as appears frora
fiMd original bills on file In this office , and
that nil and each of raid proposed amend
ments arc submitted to the qualified voters
i ot the slate ot Nebraska for their adoption
i or rejection at the general election to be
hild on Tucsdaj- , the 3d day of November ,
A. D. , 1S96.
In tesllmony whereof , I have thereunto
sat my hand and affixed the great seal of
1 the state of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 17th day of July , In
the j-car of our Lord , Ono Thousand Eight
Hundred and Ninety-six , of the Independ
ence ot the United States the Ono Hundred
nnd Twenty-first , and of this state the
Thirtieth.
Seal. ) J A. PIPRU ,
Secretary of State
Aus 1 ntoNov3 morn onlv
DUFFY'S
PURE Mil WHISKEY
ALL. DRUCC1ST3.
EVERY WOMAN
4 fci netln.es nrrni a ivllnbl
monllily regulating mcillclnt
DR. PEAL'S
PEAL'SRILLS ,
Ara prompt , "yifo nnd certain In result Tito cccit
too clr. ) iv-al's ) ni > T < > rillsauiM > uit bent anrwhera
Sherman & McConnul Drug Co . 1513 Didgo
street. Omaha , Neb
I'AIUS DUPAUTM13M1 STOUTS.
lijVliluh < Hriiillliij | I-.M Ar
lr.cil , l.iidKcil ami l > 'od.
Iho great department stoics in I'atls , sue
as the Bon Maiche , the Louvre , and th
Prlntcmps , carry the organization of thel
employes to a point not dreamed of here
says the Now York Sun , and Iitvo In opcia
tlon extensive and costly plans for stimulat
Ing the Interest and energy of the help In
the huslnnia to the hlghe.it degree. The ne\
emplojo receive. } at the start a salary oleo
lee francea , or about ISO a year , beside\
being lodged and fed , nnd in addition a com
mission of from 2 to 5 per cent upon hi
sales , so that the lowest salesman rarelj
makco less than $1GO a year. A head o
department , or bujer , as he Is Known hero
may easily mnka from $2,500 to $3000 n
jcar , and sonic of them exceed $5,000
While these figures are low compared vvltl
thu $10,000 and $20,000 salaries paid in New
York , they seem high when measured by th
scale of salaries that prevails In France
Thus the best paid among the higher em
plo > cs receive larger salaries than the presl
dents of sections In the Council of State ant
generals ot division. The average pay o
an cxperlen"ed salesman Is about 4,00
francs , or $ SOO a year.
The total number of employes at the Bon
Maicho and the Lorn re Is about 3,000 each
among whom mo only about 400 women. Ii
the Bon Mnrche and the Louvre lodging In
the buildings provided by the eslabllshmcn
Is optional for employes of both seics less
than 21 jcars old ; in the Prlntemps It Is
obligatory. The Louvre has on the Avenue
Ilappn.gr [ at building accommodating 230
male omuloycs , and not far from It another
where 100 joung girls ara lodged. The Boi
Marche furnishes similar accommodations
All these establishments are conducted under
BFfit.larl1' stringent rules. The girls have a
parlor where entertainments are organlzet
on buudajs and certain evenings of the week
but from which the other sex. is cxcludei
utterlj- . Not even a father or a brother maybe
bo received there.
All the employes receive their meals in
the stores except the highest , and these
are permitted to cat outside and receive an
allowance of SOO francs a jear In the waj
of commutation of rations. Furthermore
married cmnloj-es are allowed to dine n
home , and receive a commutation of 1
franc a day. The average coat of food is
from 32 to 10 cents a day for each employe
The fare consists , nt the Louvre , of one
helping of meat , all the vegetables am
bread that can be eaten , dessert , and n
pint of claret. For dinner soup is added
At the Bon Marchu the employes rnaj' ack
for two helpings of meat. The average
daily quantity of food consumed In one o >
these establishments includes 2,500 quartr
of soup , 3,000 pounds of biead , 2,500 pounds
of meat , l(200 ( pounds of flbh , 500 pounds of
butter' nnd ten barrels of wine. At the
Louvre the kitchen force Includes fifteen
cooks and eighty waiters. The cost of the
food c < xcecds 2,000000 francs a jear.
The great stores have a medical service
for their emplojes , which Includes an In
firmary nnd outings in the country or at the
seashore. In addition , when a man or a
woman completes seven years of service al
the Louvie , a sum of 1,000 francs Is cred
ited to him In the pension fund , and after
ward 200 francs a year up to his fiftieth
jcar of service. The savings fund of the
non Marcho amounts now to 2,000,000 francs
and 200,000 francs Is added annually , and
in addition there Is a pension fund founded
liy Mmc. Bouclcault , who built up this 1m.
mcnso business , which now amounts to
6,000,000 francs.
I.BT IIP 0GAS. .
The Iincnl ttdltor KIUMV When to S oi >
* Iit > Knniiy MIIII'H .TuUos.
The local cdllor ot a dally paper in an In
terior town , relates the Detroit Free Press ,
had been havinu great fun with the gas
ompany by poMng the usual gags nnd
Jol.cs of the funny man at It and Its methods
vltli consumers. At the same time In the
own was an economical council that re
fused to take gaa for the streets on moon
light nights , thus cutting down the com-
ojnv's receipts. Ono day , after n particu
larly amusing nustlng , the editor came
Into the local room and tupped the humorist
on the shoulder.
"Yon Jokes are very good , " ho said , kindly ,
"but you must let up on the gas company , "
"What's that for ? " asked the funny man.
The gas company is about all you have
eft mo to monkey with. "
"That's all right , " replied the editor. "It'n
enough to know that you rnust let up , with
out asking why , "
The humoilst vvaa disappointed , for ho
lad some moro good things In hla mind to
Ire at the common enemy. At last his
face bilghloned.
"I presume , " ho said , humbly , "you won't
object to my having n lllng at the moon ? "
"At the moon ? " queried the editor , mysti
fied.
fied."Yes
"Yes , the moon , Don't you BPO ? "
"Oh , yes , the moon , the moon ; haw. haw , "
aughed the editor. "Bang away at that all
you please ; It's In competition with the gaa
company and doesn't advertise , either , "
O.UIGIIT Vim HOYS' PA\CY.
I'liuy ThuilKlit tinI'rHty Olrl AVlio
HoiiKht n 1'iiiKT All ItlKln.
A jcung woman stood at the corner of Ilnl-
strd street and Archer avenue waiting for a
downtown car , relates the Chicago Chronicle.
She hud a refined , sweet face , her brown
mlr was parted over a smooth forehead , and
a pair of wonderfully expressive and beaut I-
ul ejes. Her dress was elegant , hut modest ,
and seeing her In that localltj one Instantly
bought of aweet charity
Two raggc-d llttlo newsboys came up to
ho corner and ga ed at her In frank admlra-
Icn. Their look was returned with one of
tlnd Interest , and the girl bought a paper
from each of thorn , Just then her car came ,
and with a smile she left the corner.
"Ain't sha a beauty ? " asked ono of the
> ojs , while the otner pang in a clear , pretty
> olco , "She may flirt with another , but I'm
sure she loves mo. "
A middle-aged , motherly-looking woman ,
vho bad watched the affair , asked : "Do you
nean mo ? " as she bought a paper , she
could not afford two.
"Oh , no , " answered the ulngor , "tho lady
with the pretty eyes "
"Now , I'm disappointed. " said the
motherly woman.
"Well. " called both boys as they went on ,
"jou're all right , too. "
Ilio Ling of pills la Beecnata i Saceha.-j *
/ inn'n P < 11 n if IIT * \ * nif Tt v
OUR ( JlliAl RA1LWASiSTtl. \ .
A Year's Record ns Deported by the Interstate
torstato Oommerco Commission ,
ROADS SEEK REFUGE IN CONSOLIDATION
llnltronil Iliillillnr ; AlnmM nt n Sliiiul-
Nllll NiiinlxT Killed I ) , \rrlili-tiln
l.i-ii Tlinn I'xiiMl Itcrnmiiii-iulM
n llitrciui of ht
Trom the statistical report of the Inter
state Commerce commission for the jear
ending June 30 , 1S93 , which Is Just from
the press , many Interesting facts relating
to the rallioads may bo gleaned , paitlcu-
larly reflecting the Influence of depression
upon this great branch of Industry.
The iiggrcgatc mileage on June 30 , 1S35 ,
wo me Infntmcd , was ISO.057.47 , being an
Increase during the year covered hy the re
port of 1,918.92 It was noto.l In last j-cai'i
report that the Increase In mileage for the
jcar ending Juno 30 , 18&4 , was relatively lesn
than for any previous jcar since the organi
sation of the commission , the per cent of
IneieaBo for that year being 1 27. The per
cent of Increase for the jear ending June
.10 , 1S05 , Is but 1 09 , shotting n jet turner
decline In railway construction. l''rom cur-
lent Indlcatloiib , however. It mny bo ex
pected that the year ending Juno 30 , 1S9G ,
vill show greater activity in the extension
of railway facilities.
Such Increase in lallvay mileage as hn
taken place does not seem to have bcoi
localized , but , on the coutrarv to have bean
fairly well distributed. Arizona leads ll
railway construction , with a new mileage o
2i7.lt miles ; Illinois shows an liu'icasc o
ISS 70 miles ; Pcnnsjlvanla an Incicaso o
1G7 miles , Maine an Inerajso of 13. ! SO miles
Texas an Increase of 110.11 miles ; Mc'itnua
an increase of 105,7 ? miles ; these being Mi
only torrltoiy nnd states which show an < n
'crease In railway mllmgo over 100 miles
Attention has been called In previous re
ports to the steady and continuous t\'en
Uon of railway facilities In the southern
states ; the present raport shows this ten
dency to have boon In tome dcRScu M
rested.
rested.NUMBfiR
NUMBfiR OK MRN 15M"LOYiD
Last year's report showed both a relative
and absolute decrease In men employed by
railways as compared with previous jeans
The report of the present jcar shows n
slight Increase In the aggregate of men em
ployed , but n decrease In the number o
men employed per 100 miles of line On
June 30 , lhS.r > . there vvcio 785,031 men Ir
the employ of railways , as against 779 COS
at the close of the pievlous jcar. The
number of men employed per 100 miles o
line for the jear covered by the repoit wao
441 , as agnlnst 441 emplojes per 100 mllca
ot line during the previous jcai. Theio had
been a constant Incieasc in lallway cm
ployment both relatively and absolutely
fioin 1830 to 1&9 * .
CAPITAL KEPHESENTCD.
The amount of railway "capital on Juno 30
ISJ5 , was $10,903,584,335 , which , asslgnei
Upon a mileage basis , shows that the rail
vvaj's ot the United States are capitalized
at $6.1,20G per mile of lino. The Increase
In the aggregate of rslhvay capital during
the jcar ending Juno CO , 1S93 , was $167,110 ,
572. Of tills amount $127.1S2S97 is duo to
the Increase In capital stock , 528,912,551 Is
duo to the increase in funded debt , and
$11,015,021 lo the increase in other form'
of Indebtedness. Of the Inciease In capita
stock , $93,113.185 Is due to the Increase K
common stock and $29 060,812 to the Increase
In prefered block. The incicase In fundci
debt Is a net Increase , mon aye bonds hav
Ing Increased during the jcar $47,823,791
and income bends ? ! ! ) ! ) ,515 during the ycui
covered by the report , while miscellaneous
obligations show a decrease of $11,035,905
and equipment trust obligations .1 dccica i
of $3,031,877.
An impoitant element In the organization
of the lallwny property of the United States
Is found in the extent to which rail .v ay man
agers invest corporate funds lu railway ob
ligations The ttctb ; cfcired to are signifi
cant for two icnson.s : In the first place
they tefiect In part the purchase and sale
of railway obligations inultlng from con
solidation , and in the second place , they
show the use made of rescue Investments in
tlnus of prpssuro and of surplus revenue In
times of prosperity.
Out of a total of ' 5I,90t,23 > , CjG stock out
standing on Juno . .0 , lR9"i , $1.150071,178 , or
2357 pel cent of the total , was the property
of nilvay corporations ; out of a total of
$1,611,753.518 lallway bonds outstanding on
June 30 , 1S93 , $137.-501iS41 weie the- property
of lallway coiporatlons It Is suggestive
to notice tint the amount held of both
htocl-a and boi'ls at the close of the j'
co\eicd by this report was con ideiabiy
greater than al the close of the previous
> cp.r , although last year's report , which
coveted the twelve months In which the
idllwaja for the first time- felt severely
the pic-ssmv of business ilcmcBsInn , Ihcie
was a decrease in the corporate ownership
of both lallway stccks r.nd bonds. Al
though there Is no proof of the statement
In the facts preiented In this repot t , Ihcif
are several indications which suggest that
the Increase in corpointo ownership of coi-
porato obligations dining the jear tndlng
Juno 30 , 18 3 , Is duo to railway consolidation
rather than to the. strengthening of reserve -
servo funds.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHTS.
The number of passengers carried by the
railwaja of the United States during Die
year , ending Juno 30 , 1895 , was 507,421,362 ,
Ijclng a decrease of 33,260,837 , as compared
with the preivloua year. The number of
passengers i opartcd by the railways as cai-
rled one mlle during the same period was
12,188,440,271 , being a decrease of 2,100,999-
f.22 , as compared with the previous year
These figuies Indicate a marked decrease In
passenger traffic , a dccrcabo which Is most
clearly reflected In a comparison of the
passengers carried one mile per mlle of
line , which were 68,572 dm Ing the year end
ing Juno 30 , 1895 , as against 81,333 the pre
vious year. Every passenger Item In the
nbovo summary bhows a decrease during the
year coveted by the lepoit ; and the denf.lt/
of passenger Irafflc , It will be observed , la
ess than for any o the yenis covered by
.ho stntemcnt
The number of tons of freight repot ltd
jy the carrlcis during the j-oar , ending June
30 , 1895 , was C9C,7B1,171 , bslng an Increase
of 68,571,018 o\er the number of tons
carried the previous year The
lumber of tons carried one mllu was 85,227-
515,891 , being an Increase of 4,892,411,189 , as
compared with the previous year , while the
lenHlty of freight traflle shows an Incicauo
fiom 457,252 in the statistical year 1891 to
179,490 In the year covered by the present
oport ; that Is to nay , an Incieaso of 22,238
on miles per mile of line. It will bo noted ,
lowever , that , notwlllistnndlng this Increase
n the density of freight tralllc , the figure
ittalned Is not equal to the density of fi eight
traffic In 1890 , or In sutoequpnt jcars , up
to 1891. The good tropa aeom to have done
something foi frf Igut tratfio , but the figures
lo not fehow the pioi-porlty of the year 1893.
GROSS INCOME.
The pros' ) Income from operation for the
railways of the United Slates for the yar
ndlng June 30 , 1893 was $1,075,371.402 , be-
ng ail Inn easeot ? 2,009GG3 na compared
vlth the prevlouE year Expenses of opera-
ion for the same period v.ero $725,720,415 ,
lelng a den capo hi operating expenses as
ompared v.lth the previous year of ? 5C93-
07 The Incense fiom operation for the j'car
overed by thlt > uport is ? 319C01,017 , being
n Increase of 57,703,572 as compared with
ho previous jcar. It sbwild be noted , hoiy.
ver , that the net Income fiom operation for
ho jeaicovcicd by thU repoit Is less than
or any jpar cub-.cqucnt to 1SJO , with the
xccptlon of the year 1891.
ACCUJENTS.
The number" of railway emplojes Klllod
urlng the yciir ending Juno 30. 1S05 , vv 'v
,811 , and the number Injiuo.l 2.pi,6l'0 , being
decrease of twelve In the nuinhor of cm-
lojci Wiled , and an iucrens ? of 2.271 In Iho
umber Irijuitd.
The number of passengers killed duiln ; ;
lie year rmcied by the icport was 110. aim
hu number of paicr < ; Injured 2,575 , l > n-
\3 \ A tlcc'ieau- the .lumber of iut..scn. ; < r < <
Hied ot 15t and In the number lujurcd of
59. It in worthy of remark that ( he num-
cr of passengers Hllcd Jurlus ilia JKOI-
avcrcd by the lepiu't J.i lent , both rrl.xliuly
and absolutely , than during nny jear for
which complrto statistics are obtainable.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Among other requests Iho committee In S ,
closing Hi report recommend ! that coiiRre < ji
ho requested to provide for the establish
ment of n bureau of statistics and account1) ,
which shall have the right of Inspection
and control of the accounting departments
ot the common carriers.
I hut .liijtnl
With the r-xlillnrnllnR scnso of rcnowpj
health mid strength and Internal ctetnll-
ness , which follows ( ho use of Sjrttp of
PlRs , la known to the fcvvho have not
proRrr-Rscd lie } end the old-time moillclnoa
nnil the chpnti stibitltntps soniptlinra offered
but never ntcrptcd by the well-informed.
LADY IIIIHCL VII.
siu > llmv .Shu IlniiixMioiI to
llnmlr.
"Yes , " said the lady burglar , addressing
the Sun rranclsco Call man , as she ran n
dainty gold-tipped Jimmy through her back
hair and tojcd Idly with a dark-lantern ,
"It was something of nil lnno\allon. I con
fess. and I rather pride myself that I nm
the first real Icdyvho has ever made a
serious study of the science of but clary.
Other ladles ba\c tried It , but It was a
mere fleeting fart , Illte teller slotting nnd.
hoop skirts They never took up the calling
In earnest , and I believe 1 am correct In my
asseitlon Hint 1 am positively the only lady
who has adopted the profession as a mc.ini
of livelihood How did I happen to enter
It ? No , ilon't Bay what was the Hr t mil-
strp. Thnt Is mere ucntlmcntal RU II There
vvn i no misstep. I took up burglary de
liberately , and , If I may say It , with malice
aforethought. All the lesltlmate profca
slons v\ere overcrowded and 1 was far too
proud to think of becoming n house maid or
n v\nltrc5s In one of those quick and dirty
lunch places. Ami there wns no money In
typewriting Once , " and the lady btllRlar
lnlthrd | ; a merry , i-euilnlscent liiiRh. " 1 re
member entering a Gentleman's house by
way of the second-story window ho was n
rm&onal friend of mine. Oh , no , I never
let such trifles stand In the waj of business ;
In fact , If I am not much mistaken , he wat
an old sweetheart or something on that or-
ocr. Well , I was Razing In the glnas to sea
If my Imt w q on straight piepnratory to
going thfouqh his jeans and whatever other
articles of furnitures he had , when ho awoke
with n violent 10 , 20 and 30 per cent popu
lar price stnrt 'My Gawd , Mag , Is It you ? '
ho ejaculated In a low sad voice , 'what arc
you doing hero at such an hour. Think ot
what the nclghbois will say1 ! 'I am heio
to tob , ' 1 replied In a hard-boiled tlaibaiy
coast voice. Ho doomed surprised , but con
tained himself with rcmarkablo self p s-
sesslon 'If jou will promlbo to gn homo
and shed those bloomers forever jou can
htuo anything I have got , ' nd ho gave mo
the key to his wlfo'a bureau drawer on the
spot Yea. 1 liavo found that , na a rule ,
men are gallant. I always make It a point
to disturb them as little an possible , but
whenever I do arouse them they tccelve mo
In a courteous and kindly manner. I recall
an instance ) of my caily Uaja when I vv.ta
llttlo better limn a second-story novice. I
had enteted a bachelor's apaitmunt , and
was hastily separating the wheat from his
unpaid bills , when be unexpectedly opened
his eyea and gazed long and earnestly at
mo.
" 'Do you find anything that strikes your
fancy ? ' ho asked , in a gentlemanly way.
" 'Nothing , ' I replied , 'tint will enable mete
to Ilvo In east- and luxury. '
" 'Wellho answered , 'In that lower "V
drawer you will find a pair of pink silk pa i'
jamas If jou will bo so good as to take
them I think you can xise them when jour
bloomers have gone into dry dock. '
"Oh , no , I was not offended. Wo lady
burglais ha\o to put up with a great deal
of rlstjuo remarks , and besides the paja
mas , 1 found , made excellent shlit walsto
for the seaside. Would I recommend other
young women to follow In my footsteps ?
No , not unless they were willing to put up
with all manner of unconventional things.
Sometimes I almost envy Illlllo Kly , D.uy
Dare Devil and those other ladles who
hang by their toes 'from olghtopn-atoiy
buildings at $7 a column It la a great deal
more genteel than to go through a pair of
gentleman's trousers with the honid dread
lu jour heart that his wife- has already
been through them. "
Many lives of usefulness nave been cat
abort by neglect to break up an mdlnaij1
cold. Pneumonia , bionehltls and even con
sumption can be averted by the prompt us
rf One Minute Cough Cure.
THEY CAM. US "YAXKllHS. "
Syiioniii llic V.'orlil Over for Durliin
Skill unit I5iir y.
nvcry one Is aware that the word "Yan
kee" ii applied abroad Indiscriminately to
Ml citizens of the United States , but it is
ti'jpd generally as a "nickname" and not
ahvajs In a complimentary spirit. Our
Spanish friends jiu > tnt present arc doubtless
Inclined to employ It In a sneering and
derogatory sense , says the New York Mall
and Express , but , however It may bo use' ' ]
by them or othei Kuiojioans , It has long
ilnce ceased to carry with it the slightest
sting of latent satlto. From a term of re-
? ioach or ildlcule , It ban become to a citl-
/on of the United States a verbal badijtj
of honor , and is now synonymous the world
over with shrewdness , entoipriso , pluck and
achievement.
Its origin Is uncettiiln , According to ono
Buthotlty "yankces" Is a variation of "yen-
cees , " or "yensecs , " or "yaunghhceV "a
name said to how been given by the Mrwa-
chusottH Indians to the nnpllsh colonists ,
icing , It la supposed , an Kngliah toiiuptloii
of the word English or ot the French An
glais. " Washington Irving , In hla history
of Now Yoilc. explains the derivation sorao-
what differently. The first settlers of Now'
Knpland , ho rayu , cams to America "to
enjoy , unmolested , the inestimable right n *
.clklng And In fact , no sooner did they
and npoi the shore of this freo-spoken
oountiy tlm't they nil lifted up their voices
iiid made ! .uch a clamor of tongues that
u > ute told they filghtoncd every bird and
ueast out of Hut neighborhood , nnd aliuck
tuch mute terror into certain lish that they
linvn been called dumb fish over Mncc.
"The slmplu aborigines of the land for a
vlillo contemplated these straiiKO folk In
iltor asto'ibhinent , hut ilhcoveilng lint
hey wielded luniilesi. thouji ; ! noisy v/cap-
ins and woic a lively , ingenious , Rood hu-
noied raeo of men , they lucjno very
rlcndly and soulnbln and K.IVP thorn Iho
namu ot YanoMni , .vliieli In Iho Molf > -
'chiiKicg ( or HaKsahu3Pits ( ) luiusuago Hl < ; nl-
: UH Eilent men ? v/aK/i / h nppcllntlun , elnco
hortened Into the familiar tnlil'ct of
yankecs " It had gained | ; : cat ( iiirency
11 dcscrlpllvo of the rolnnlt > ts In 17fi3 , when
Jr KohucUbniKh , a Hrltlah suijicon , h said
n have composed Iho word ? ot "Ymih'-B
) nodlo' ' In tlr-rlslon of Iho lolonlnl militia ,
nit the ( line to'whlih It wi > .s ret < s drclaiud
iy fl'jrao authorities to have " 101 n populrr In
rjngland durltif ; the cnmmouwcalth , at which
icrlod [ ( H iotgei ] ; l woidl , It li nllrfjod , also
xistpd and were applied to Cionwell
Whatever ila antentry and orlglr.al Bl alfi-
atlon , It ha corno In the IHit ! of hUlmy
iinl accnmpllshmcut to bp a designation of
vhlch the people of tula round./ have no
canon to bo axlumcd , TJiov have : m oh-
ectlou to being railed by n nltknmo v/llch
K BO aasoelatcd with dating , skill , rno'iiy
ml triumph that even 'vliun used In do > I *
ion and nngoi It crraloti In the : nlnd of tj-a
ury ralter nnd scoffer a sicict feeling 1
nvy. The Uiigllshinnn , frenchman , (5cr-
nan , rtusslun , Spaniard und the lest will
ave to content theniHolv. " with tholr nar-
ow national appoUltlons , cxrept on sprflal
ccnelons of merit , when they show tho.u-
elves vvoithy of bolng docoralcd vvll'i ' tin
'nnUee cross of honor tnd bolnfj eoni'ill-
icnted with the tltlo of Ilrc'l li or K-oicli :
r Spanish Yankees. The siiut&tl.in ; ; ns ta
bo selection of some other nlcknamu than
Ynnkeo" muy bo vvlso , but It IK not puctl-
nblo. Nobody would ovrr adopt It , hope or
broad. Let t.a bo rontrnt with the deslfiiu-
Ion AH It la Wo car. stand It If our rJivn ) >
sb uoualus can.
O.A.I3 U ? OZTIXA. .