10 TIIT3 OMAHA DAILY 111313 : SAT HI ? DAT , AUGHTST 7 , 1897.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailtorllxoiiie'iitH for ( lirnrcolumn *
lie lnl.rn iinlll 11 ! in. fur tlir
liiK 1" ' < I uiilll H | ii in. ( ir the
liiK mill Himilny oilltlmiH.
rriiuMtlilff t imtii-
iTtlnor * , liy |
Iicrcil ulirrlt , onn linte im nrri ml-
< lrr HCl In n niiinlicrcil Ipttrr In mrr
of The Ili-r. AiiNiTfru mlilrraiieil
trill Inili < ll\rrril on tirrirnlittliin of
tin * rliook enl ) .
Uuli-M , 1141n Tioril flrdt InmTtlonj
In n. iriiril ( liorontlor. totlilnK Inltoii
for IOHH Ihnii U."o for tin * HrM Inm-r-
tlotl. TlH'll" llllVOrllNrilieMllH IIIIINt lit-
run iionniii > iill\ol ) .
AA.VI ui > SITI VTIOX.
I'ACIAt , HLnMIHIIlIS TRCATKD. TIUMJ CO ,
524 Chamber of Commerce. A M173 AM
SITUATION AH HOUSIKIIPIU : IN PHIVATIJ
family , havemnll girl , Inquire Sill Jones st.
A MUJ * i *
w\vrr. _ M ii.ii HUM' .
CANVASSKUS TO TAKK OUDIIIIS. NUW LINK
of work , no hp.vy Koo.l . to cnrry nHry or
commission C. K Adnins Co. , 24 So. 1ft h St.
I t--
\VANTr.D-MHM TO I.r.AHN OUU UUSINKSS ;
experience not nccfisnrj , ratnry pirn while
leamlntf rail nt 131H Doimlfis. ll-MMl AH
8ALiSMiN : : I OH CtCUUS J123 A MONTH AND
expense * , old firm , experience nnnece Firy , In-
iliieemcnU to customers , C. C , Million . % * o. ,
St. Louis U-MH7
_
riinn SAMPLH or HICHIT OP IIHAUTV
True Co , 310 Clmmljcr of Commerce.
n-MK4 AM
WANTHD CANVAHSnnS-NO l-XIT.Ull-Nri :
nececsnry. J. J ail > on , 514 Tlrst Not'l llink.
11 M2W
is A witrc : IIAHII.Y MADR
our Roo'lc ; new premium plan. 312 S ICth St
WANTIUl , MAN WHO UNDIinSTANOS CA11H
nml ililvlnp f Imrws In private fnmll > : nl < n
Kcnenl work amiiml premises. Kfxnl pl.ico for
rlKlit pirly , Btnte nullifications ami experi
ence. Aitilif MI 1' 12 , IJw. 11 MkW S'
, ixi'iuinNcin : : Tiinn SAW.SMIN ,
palary and txiietiHPS. Imwls 3D per tent tvl-
vnnee. 2n per cent ln\eminent leqnlretl , ex
cept to Ret to "paiiR" "outliern Iowa or ulher
territory , Improved outllts , si nil lecmnmcnda-
lions. bpaulilInK Co , HpaulJIntr. Ill
11-M-G3 11"
WANTED. AU13NTsf 20TO $25 A WK13K SUlli :
to workers , no capital needeil new Kooiis ; new
plan : fells nl slKht ; every family needs It II
S. Co , box 421 , Clnclnnntl , Ohio It
NrousiiiemiNn TOIIceo ,
wholesale anil retail ; 2 m "iimjvle ana1 | nr-
tlculnra , 8 cents postage , liox 272 Humlllc
Va. ll-MVM S
WANTED , nnOI8TiiU3D I'HATIMACIST TOU
Btcnily emplniment , stale stl.iry inleil must
be reasonable. Aililresi P 22 tee. It MISI k *
CANVA siits POU "IN itirtnsT AI.ASKV. "
or the InexliniiitlM" KoM llelili of the Klon-
clyke A thrlllliiR ami fasrln itlns , but truth
ful slor > of the manelous illsm\erleH of t"nlil
In this new ii : Domilo that outiUils the talei
of theArah'an ' KnlRlitB , a. splemlld I > U In
tremenilou1" demand , only J1 r > 0. : i botian/n for
Rsents , blc comml "lnus , frelsht pild ; credit
Klven , outfit free , write quick The Dominion
Company , ilop't 3 , ChlcnRO 11 Alirt 8 *
\VAvrmiiTM vin iiiii\
100 Q1UL8 POR AM. KIN'O1 ? WORK ; ? 3 TO $7
week. Cnnndlin Olll e. 1" > 2. JJoiMlas.
C M303
HATH IUMOVID PIUMA- :
nently. True Co 320 ChninbT of Commerce
C > I173 ASO
WANTKD , WOMAN POH QllXHRVI. HOrsn-
\\ork , two In famll > , uapcs $4 per ueek-
Apply 1C09 California In forenoon. C 543
WANTnn A "ROOD OUST , rou
housework. 124 So. 19th St. C M ! > > 8
SALESLADY WANTED 1O \NIJLE SPECLU.
line : exclu lve terrltcry Blven , no cosmetics
Address P 10 Ttcc ; P M343 7
WANTED coMPirlNT : ami. POK RENERAI
housework , must be gooil cook and laundre s
< % 7 N 24th St. C-577 7
COMPETENT OIRL POU GENERAL HOI"in
work. 2S17 Poppleton nve. C M3D2 S
roil uoii ! r.s.
HOUSES IN ALL PAUTS OF THR CITY Tlir
O r. D iIs Compnn , 1301 Parnarn D 3J3
HOUSES ; 11ENBWA CO 108 N. 11TH ST
D-400
fODru HOUSES , c. A. STARR , 925 N Y ,
Life. D 101
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CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVEI1
the city , 3 to J30. ridellty , 1703 I'arnam St
D 102
HOUSES. WALL \CU , DROWN IlIXDCtv , 16TI1
and MougHs.
Jionsns , roTTAOEs . "STORES , ALL PARTS
of cltj. Ilrennun , Love Co , 430 Paxton block
-401
HOPSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANO ?
Om Van .t Storage Co . 1415 Parnam. lei. 13GJ
D 103
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LARGE LIST M'OAGUE , 1VTH AND DODC5E
D 409
HOUSES PLV.T8. O VRVIN BROS. , 1C13 TARN' S
_ _ D407
IIOUSIB port RENT. IIEMI-J , PAXTON ULIC
D-40S
_
HOUSES J. II SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y Life '
. _ D-403
10-ROOS1 PLVT , DOUOLAS NEAR 2ITII. MOD.
ern , steam licit Inqulio Undqulvt , JIG S IStli ,
_ D 41C
IfOR RENT. ELEVEN ROOM
RRiriC REHI.
M7Mr.Ti7"iIU : ? ery , respecthteam lleut ,
? i-J ' I'"cJ.te'J ' nt le southwest corne
- - , .
lith and i DouRlaa St
Apply to R. W linker
Superintendent lleojildt.- - 32
FOR RENT. MODERN PLAT. msr : JN THp
city In new DavidKe bulldlnff. opposite cits
liill : refeienccB reiiuhed
John W I'Lbln ! , agent , ISO" Tarnam Btreet
. _ _ _ _ D-137
BTANrORD J'lRCLE rnrTAOEH. f ROOMS"
B.wv cor , " " ' nni1 lnt011 " * location lil
city for l > u < liiern men of Omaha and Sou
Oinahi , rents moderate 204 nee DulldlnB.
o LXROE
ROOM
hou j Him location 531 a. > lt\ \ lit
D-MS7S S
UOOM& JOM CAPITOL AVE E-MMT >
HtiriE or 3 jtomiH. ruiiNisiinn
r : 5G' ' "
_ _ _
NKTLY - ' | : > JlOOM50u m
jnoiilh. IM'l ' llowai.l. . ' Wl > -5'o
- ' nMsmin HOOMS AND nouioT"
NICE COOL itoeisf : GOOD nouTiT"
rvasoiulilc , Iho 15u > e , ; o:0 Ilain" >
WO 1'UONT ROOMS I'NPUItNISlIETPwir
bonrjl : nlfo unfurnl.hert routn ; modern' lu
Athcrlon. iili DouKlaa | utt. I573 1J
roil IUNT , s
modtrn , lauii , nlmde , etc. : i2 | Miami
ron UK.\T .IM ) OI-'I'K'IIS.
rOlt ItU.NT-lN TUB IJEU DL'tLTlINO
On * large corner room , Slid Hour , vvllh vuult an
prlvttto ntttce. water , etu.
One IJIKU front room , 2ml tic or. dlvidrU Into tw <
ropim by partition , water , ftc
Onu larxo corner room 2nd lloor , ullt > vault
wnter , etc
One front ri oiu , ellvMed by irartltlun , third Dorr ,
One corner room with vault third Hour.
One Uite room , thinl tlooi , with partlllon tthld
lag It lnf > one large room and t j umatlci
private roonuvutir , etc.
Two lurev sreniml llocr icuinm nlth vaults.
Ijevernl mwll luonu on fourth > ! ui. witli vault *
All thru ioom am heated with ulram , clcclrli
lUhu. npi > llr > l with tire I rlan Janitor ken tec
Klevutors run ela > and all night llullillni
' lire-proof Apply u It W ll-iKer Suiici
' Itw.u 1W. Bee liullUInt1 .M
ron uf : > rsTnnMH AMI OTFICKS.
KOR RENT-DK'K ROOM IN OROtTND VtJOOtl
olllre , llee bulldlnR , wntfr , Btenm hent , electric
llsht nnd Jnnltor service Apply tj R , W ,
linker , superintendent llec Ilulldlng 1 197
i-OR RENT-IMPLL'MKNT nUILlMNO , ONLY
one In town , sire , 40x 0 , two story , best locu
tion In Iowa. Address Ilnndnll & Ottn , ( lalvn ,
U , I-M372-A7
_ _
foil RENT-THE 4-RTORY 11RICK IlUILDINO
til 91i > Pamam St. This bullclltm has n fireproof
reinent Imserm-ntr complete Btcam heatlnx lls-
tnres , water on mil lloora , gat , etc. Apply nt
the olllce of The Hqe. _ 1-310
AOUVl-S WAVI'lll ) .
U\1)Y AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS TOR
True Co. 320 Chamber of Commerce.
J M17 ! AM
RELIAIILE MAN TO HAN'ni.lJ AOENTM IVR
telephone tablet nnd specialties. pa\s J000 n
year Inclose stamp. Victory MfR ro . t leve-
'
J-M SO . _
Innd , O
_ _ _
AVTr.l ) TO HUM1.
A 6 OR C-ROOM MODERN COTTAOE WITHIN
ten minutes' walk of poslofflce. Addre s. P 13 ,
K-oC .
Dec office
_
WANTED , HY TAN AND WIPE , THREE on
four room * with south and east cxiiosiiri- , with
l throom prlvllmes. In pleasant residence piit
of the city , with KT ! iHKird In < wm house
nearby " " ' '
or ' . .
- - -
MODERN HOPSE WITH AllOtJT TEN ROOMS.
near Hanscom tyik Address P 19. 1 cc nlllce.
tj Iv
sroitAii ; : .
sTORAnn AND WAREHOUSE co ,
OOS-'Jll ) Jones. Henernl Btorasc and forwarding.
OM VAN & STORAGE , 14fi PARNAM. TEL. 1150
i M 412
l TO 11UY.
11P.ST PRirE. lAlD POR OMAHA SAVINOS
bank nccountVnt room 0fl N. Y. Life l'11'1 -
rou svi.re riiHMTtiiiM.
_
rimNirunE OP r ROOMS CHEAP. PARTIES
leaving cltv. 2024 Grace Btreet O Mi J i *
KOIl SAMl llOllSBS AM )
KOR SALE CHEAP-GOOD HORSE. HARNESS ,
two hURRles nnd one peddler's EprlnK vvason ,
also plumVers1 tools , at 322ii North SCth stnet.
John Mndlfon , _ P M37C Ai
POR SALH-hODDARD PHAE1ON , IIAMMONU
tspewilter , bqth good 03 new. R. C. l'atter on ,
Pitlcrson Illock P 521
_
FOR SALE , THREE GOOD SECOND-HAND
iihaetonsj call and see , one canap ) Hiirre ) . J10 ,
one atukivas n In running aider , cap iclty
4iX > ) pounds. Drummond Carrlaso C <
1 * M3Sj 8
THE 1IEST HAND-STITCHED SINOLR HAR-
ne-s In the cttj for $12 Drummond. ISth and
Hnrney. P-M.iS6 8
_
roil SALE , KINE I1RED TROTTING STALlion -
lion , will exchatiRO for farm. S G Hutchln-
tion , Nebraska City P M5 % 9 *
roil s vLUtuscni.i.MOUS. .
SAWDUST , liufllv'OR SACKED-CRHJIHNC
and llOB fcn e. Cj. 11 Lee , 901 Douglus.
I OR SALE-FRESH COWS. JAMES WHELAN ,
Sth and Grace. Q-S70 All *
I1ALDNESS CURED. TRUE CJO , 32C CHAM-
her of Commerce. Q-M176 A0
POR SALE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
llrst clnss condition , will sell chenp AV. J.
Hunter Grocer , 2002 N 24th St. Q 31S S-
THREE : riiEStt FAMILY cous POR SALE
Inciulre 3102 N. 30th St. Q 378 S *
MIDLAND RUGGY CYCLE CO. , C. A EDL1NG
Msr. New ' 97 carrlaKes , bURRles ind blcj ' !
at low prices Wheels rented by hour or da >
Bicycle repairing. 310 N. ICth st ; tel 1203.
R M S23 A 10
PALLING HAIR CURED IN TEN DAYS
True Co. . 32C Chamber of Commerce.R .
R M177 AM
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MADAM GLYMYR , ONLY GENUINE LIPJ
reader ; tells names , advice , love , manlaRe
law , reunites filends , fee. GOc and up , eatls
factory readings ; hours , 10 30 to 7 1S19 1'ar
nam S MW > " *
M ASS AC ! n , 1IATIIS ,
MADAM SMITH , 1313 DOUGLAS , MASSAGE
steam baths T 147-6 *
MRS DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE I1AT1
parlors , restful and curative. 417 S. nth. up
stairs T M51C S *
RETIRING PACE CREAM REJUVENATE1
the skin , making It as smooth , noft and clcai
as a child's , every wrinkle , every line am
ever- Indication of time's harsh treatm-Mii
binlshed. True Co. , 32C Chamber of Com-
merce. U M17S A 21)
MME. M. TRUE WILL HE AT HER OPPICE
every afternoon and will gladly Rive her tlmi
to those who bi\e heretofore been unable tc
Bee her In person. 320 , Chamber of Commerc"
1. U M1C5 A-20
VIAVf POR UTERINE TROUDLES , 316-8 HEr
llldg. ; phjslclan. consultation or health bool <
free. U 414
SECRET OP REAUTY. IT IS HARMLESS : II
will not Injure the most delicate skin True
Co , 326 Chamber of Commerce. U M167 A20
HAIR ON FACE , NECK AND ARMS , GROWTH
destroyed permanently without Injury to tl
most dellcatfc ekin. Irue Co. , 326 Chamber ol
Commerce. ' > ty U M1C8 A 20
RALDNESS , ( PVILLING HAIR , SUI'ERFLUOU'
hair and facial blemishes cured True Co
3-'ti Chamber'bf Commerce. U MICH A 20
HOW TO RECOME LVWPUL PHYHICIANS
dentists 01 law > era. Ad lockbox ISO rhlcjBo '
UM 173 10
$25 , RUPTIJRE CURED FOR l.5 , UNTIL SEP
tcmber 1 ; no pain ; no dettntlon from business
refer to .thousands of patients cund ; call oi
wute. O , E Miller Co. . W2-3 N. V L. Omaha
U-M-413
RLACKHEADS , PIMPLES AND PRECICL.E'
Buccirsfully' tieited T.Ua Co , 326Chnmberoi
Commerce , U Ml TO A 20
PREB SAMPLES OK HUN1UJRN LOTION
Irue Co , JJii Chanter of Comnune.
U-JI171 A 20
IF THE PARTY WHO SENT US AN ADVPR
tlsement from Missouri Valley , to be addresser
to our oflldetnnd answus forwarded will ECIU
us thch nutffi we will forward answer * , If any ,
U M571 7 *
5IOM3V TO l.OAV U12AL iST IT 13.
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. . 315 NYU
quick money at low rates for choke farm land. .
In Iowa , noithcm Jllsoml , caktern N-bras' ' > a
W-41i >
LOANS ON IMPROVED i UNTilp'ROVED CITS
inoporty , \ \ , I'aiimm bmltl. & Co , 13:0 Karnnni
' W-417
6 PER CENT MONEY ON NED. A IA , FARMS
W. II. Melklc , Vit Natlonal Hank Hlds , , Omaha
W-41S
MONEV TO I.OAN AT IXW RATES Till
O P DuM * Co. , 1505 li-arnum St , W-119
MONEY TO LOAN ON 'IMPROVED ' OMAIL *
real estate. Hieunun , Ixivu Co. . Paxtoii nils
W-420
MONEV TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH/
property , Pusey ft Thomas , 201 1st Nut , itu bids
W 4.'l
_ _
ON OMAHA PROPERTY. IrfJWRST RATPS
building- loans wanted , Fidelity Trust Co
_ _ _
CITY AND PARM LOANS. LOW R.\TES ! AR
> ln Rros. . 161S rarnim st. W M3S3 hO
'io I.OA.N CH
MONEV 10 I/JA.vf ON PURNITURE. PIANOS
boifes , wagons , * tiat lowest ratfs In city
no removal a1 tools : strlUI ) conlliUntlal ; > oi
can pn > the luau otr ut un > ( linn or In uuj
amount 'JMAIIA MORTUAUE 1/3AN CO ,
J0 Ko. llilli St.
X-4Z3
WANTKD. 10 LKASE , OR TR\DH , A 8MAL1
new DlocU. of dri eoodt , hhuca and notions , foi
nn entablltlieil nt.vvyiapei , ui plant. ilex 1
f'Rh-Ktb. ' , _ Y-M543 S *
UMIIIER
J , tilluon , 3i ( First National bank.
bank.YWJ9
Y-WJ9 18
roil SAL13. A CSOOD PAYING RETAILoiT
bunncM , Uieuj. fur ca lu AUdr j p ji. Uv * ot.
' ! '
Y-S155T "
_ _ _ _ "
POH SALE A PAYINO VlCYClTi : "JUKNTAI
niji'nc ) and sciural repair iihop In Iwnt town li
J'.UeU IlilU Well tijulpiicd and dolns gocx
l/u > ! f. < - . bnni > for Ilie rUht mun Ooinl reason. .
f r nelllnjf. AUdreiui K K. RtcoiUs , I ad , 8. U
VM6W 8 *
lit SIM3SS CH VXCKS.
( Continued )
KOR SALE OR TRADE , ESTAIlt.tSHF.D HARIV
ware business In Rood location. An excellent
opportunity for a man with some Rood prop
erty and a little money to go Into business.
German settlement. Address I * IS , care lice ,
Omaha , Neb. Y M370 S
CHEAP FOR IIANICAHLE NOTKS , PIXTt'RKS
and stock of millinery ! dolns Rood business ,
III health cause of 'cHInK , easy terms , 23
miles from Omaha. Address P 14 , I1ei .
Y MSM 8 *
WANTED , RUSINESS WOMAN CAPAIILI ! OP
infinnKlnr hotel or testaurant must have equal
rapllnl and share equal pronts. Address P IS.
Ree otllcc . „ Y M',94 10 *
FOR SALE. S2.W > 01 STOCIC OF DRY GOODS
merchandise ; two ) cash , bnjanco unod piper
or unencumbered real csiatlr. 11. S PndRet.
McCnok , Neb r Y M581 S *
rou i\ciiANfjn.
WANTED TO TRADE , GOOU LOT POR PIANO
Address O 4S , llec. / SCO
2IVACIU : FARM IN SARI'Y COUNTY TO Ex
change for Rood house and lot In Omaha Fi
delity Trust Co , Bole nKents. Z M530 7
WANTED. TO SELL OR TRADE roil
Finaller farm or stock of mdse , 'i sect In
Valley Co Address I.ock Ilex 2 , OUR , Neb.
X-M572 0 *
KOll H VLI3 III3AL Kh
HOUSES , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS ,
Geo. P. HcmH Real Estate Co. , Paxton llloclt
11E-424
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE , FULL IX3T , SOUTH
Omaha , (300 , easy terms , R , C. Patterson
Patterson Illock. RE-5IO
SPLENDID COTTAGE AND LOT , NEAR ISTH
and Cumlnc. Jl.GOO. Room 16 , Palti r-on lllk.
RE-M-Wl A19
FOR 8AI.13. 5-ROOM COTTAGE , NEARLY NEW
4110 N. 2Sth nvc , west of exposition grounds ,
between Sihler and Sprasue , city water and
cemented collar , larec lot. only J0 , ei y terniB
ll > ron R. Hastlnss. ! 12 So. 14th streetREM2S4
RE-M2S4
SNAP $1,110 FOR fi-ROOM HOUSE , GOOD
barn. S. W. corner S3d nnd Sauldlns J N.
Fri-nzer , Opp P. O RE M231
5 ACRES CHEAP , I1 * MILKS FROM St'GAR
factory , liuiulru ll , 16 , Patterson block.
RE-M193 A21
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS HANK Ac
counts. G G. Wallace , 312 llrown blkRE190
RE-190
KOUNT/.I3 PLACE 11ARGAINS , J2,30fl $3 7f,0 TO
$6 500 , pee p lotos nt ICth nnd Knrnam Morve
DldB. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nut. Bank Itldg.
RE 423
THE OLD RELIAIILE PEOPLES' DlSl'EN-
sary 1322 Douglas , Omaha , effects mirvelous ,
cures in diseases of women , all IncKUlarltles ,
no matter what cause , cured. Letters with 2
cents answered 428
1'AWMIUOKCUS.
II. MAROW1T2 LOANS MONEY. 41S N 1C St.
SinU'VVALKS.
SAWED. NATUR\L STONE. ARTIFICIAL
brlcK. Tel. 1CS9. W. J. Alshan's , SOD S 17th bt
42J
SIIOIITII VXD AMI TYl'mVlUTIM ! .
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , C13 N. Y. LIFE
426
AT OMAHA LJUS COLLEGE. 1CTII & . DOUGL.\S.
427
UOMMnilClAL COLLKCP.S.
PALL TERM OM. RUS. COLLEGE OPENS
Sept. 1. Cat. and specimens 'penmanship ' free
IS6 A20
UA'ITHI3S& Un > OVATlNG AVOUIvS.
MATTUESSES. COUCHES PlVIlLOK FUnNI-
ture to order ; repalrel 1'03 L ° avenw'ii ; Tel 1503
] &S
ruilMTIIRC I'ACICCIJ.
M. S WALKLIN , 2111 CUMING ; TEL 1331.
430
I > \ CI\o.
MORAND'S , 1310 HAUNEY ST. , PRIVATE LES.
sons , society or stage ; now open. 432 A-M
D A Ttnvrnnc sut"1 & c ° > Attomejs
r A 1 ii JN I b tw a PatntE ,
Otmha , Neb. Rranch ofnce at Washington ,
D C. We make FREE EXAMINATIONS nnd
aid Inventors In selling their Inventions. SenJ
for free Advice and Palcnr Hook.
_
"P AT'TflT ' TCJ procured by C. A. SNOW &
> .
X XJJJX 1.0 covVashliiBtOT. . D. C.
FREE EXAMINATION and advice. No attor
ney's fee before pittrt No blnptrap offer oJ
prizes or promise of sudden 'wealth , but stralght-
forvanl advice and faithful service.
No 4270
1'OSTOIWIUU .MTIC13.
Foreign mall ? for the \veok ending Au
gust 7th , 1S97 , ulll close ( PaOJIPTLY In ai ;
cases ) at the general postolllce as follows :
Ti-n UK-Atlantic .11 ill IN.
SATUUDAY At 7 a. m for rfLVNCD ,
S\VITS5UnIjAND. ITAT.Y. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. , TUIIKUY , EGYPT and UUIT-
ISH INDIA , per s. La Champagne * , via
Havre ( tetters for other piita ot Europe
must be directed "per I.H ChamnaKne' )
at S a. m. for NETHCULANDS direct , pel
9 s. Matisdam , via Kottanlnm" ( letters
must he directed "per llnasdam" ) ; nt i
a. m. for GKNOA , per s. s. Ems ( letters
must be directed "per Ems" ) ; at 9 a. m.
( Bupplementary 10.30 a. m ) for EUROPE
per s ; . Lucanla * , via Qutenstown.
PRINTED MATTER , ETC.-German steamers
Balling on luesdajs tnke lrlntej Matter , etc ,
for Germany , and Specially Adflrcssei Printed
Matter , etc , for other parts of Euiope.
American and White Star steamers on Wednes
days , German steamers on Thursdays , and
Cunard , French and German steamers on Sat
urday take Printed Mutter , etc. , for all coun
tries tor which they are advertised to catry
mall
After the closlnff of the Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malls named above , additional blip-
plementur } malls are opened on the pltrs of the
American , English , Fit-ncli and German steam
ers and remain open until within Ten Minutes
of the hour of sailing ot sU'umei.
MIIH for South n ml Central Ainerlvn ,
Went IiulluN. 13tc.
SATURDAY At 10 n. m ( Mipplementnry
10 20 n. m. ) for KOHTUNE JSL.AN1J ,
JAMAICA and SA VANILLA nni
ailKYTOWN , ner 8. s. AKeghany
( letters for Coata Hlca must be
dliected "per Alleghany" ) , nt 10 a. in.
( Hupplementury 10 JO u m i for CAPE
HAITI. GONAIVES. JAC.MEL and AUX-
CAYES , per a. s. Kitty : at 1U.20 a. m. foi
CAMl'UUUE. CH1AI'A& , TAUASCO and
YUCATAN , per "a. s , Yucatan ( loiters foi
other parts of Mexico and for Cuba mupl
bo directed "per Yucatan" ) ; at 10:30 : a. m
for UAITI , CUMANA and CAHUPANO ,
per s. s. Prlns WMcm II. ( letters for othet
parts of Venezuela , Curacao , Trinidad ,
Uiltlsh ainl Dutcn utiiuna must ue di
rected "per Prlni Wlllem II. " ) : at S:3t :
p. in. for ST. PnermE-MIQUElIoN. pet
ste.imer from North Sydney ,
Mails for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , and
theiKH b ) steamer , dote at Uil * olllce dally
at S.30 p. m. Malls for Mlquclon by rail tn
Doston and thence by steamer close nt this
unite dully at 8MO p. m Malls rur Cuba t'losiii
nt this olllre dally at 7-00 n , m. , for forwardlnt ;
b > steainera uulllni ; ( Monda > a and Thursdays )
fiom Port Tampir Kla. Malls for Mexico City ,
overland , unlets specially addresse.1 for despatch
by steamer , close ut this utllce dally at 2,30
a in , and 2,30 p. m. Registered mall closes
at 0,00 p in previous day ,
TriiliH-PnrlHo MllllM.
Mnlla for Australia ( except West Australia )
Hawaii and FIJI Islands , per s , a Mlowerc
( from Vnncouver ) , clone liere dally nftpi
July * 17lh and up to August 1st at G.20 p
m. Malls for Hawaii , per H s. Austral ! ; ]
( from San Krunclsco ) , close here dally ui
to August 4th nt 8:30 : p. m. MalN for Chlnu
nnd Jnpnn , per H. . Helglo ( from Bar
rinnclHco ) . clew hero dhlly up to August
Sth at C.30 p. m Mnll fqr China nml
Japan , pur a a. Olympic ( from Tacomu ) ,
rloso hero dally up to August " th ul
n:30 : p. m. Mulls for Australia ( except
those fop West Australia , which are for-
wauled via Europe ) , New Zealand , Hawal !
FIJI and Humoiui Islands , per s. H. Alu-
mrila ( from Sun Krnnclsco ) , closa here
dully up to AuRust "I4th ut 7:30 : n. m. 11
a. m. and U:20 : n. in. ( or dn arrival at New
YorU of H. H. Catnpunlu with Hrltlsli maiU
for Austiallu ) . Malts for China and Jupai :
( specially uddreasui ) only ) , per B. e , Em-
piesa of Japan ( from Vancouver ) , clous
hero ilally up to August "IBth at C:30 p ,
in. Mulls for Society Islands , per shir
Galilee ( from San Francisco ) , co < ie here
dally up to August ! tti at GJQ p , in.
in.ni-l'nrlit.i rnollx art forwarded to port of
nailing lUIIy and Ute icbedule of clolng Is r-
raiiKCd nil th presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit. * Reclitrred mall
cloi a nt 0 p. m piuvloun day.
rostofllce , New York. N. Y.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
July 30. 1897. Postmaster.
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP.
An article on girls' colleges has been
floating around In the papers , and the sum
total of It is that girls ought not to try to
work their way through college ; and thit It
costs moro for n girl to go through college
than It doevj for & young mnn. The state
ment Is also made that girls cannot work
their way because they are unfit for It , phys
ically and by teippera'mcnt , and because girls
are not trained.to do many things , says the
Grand Rapids , Mlchfv Democrat. Rxccptlon
might bo taker * to overy.ono of these state
ments and auppdrted'by ' factfl. To deal with
the last one llrrtl , ' thfe girl who wants to dose
so cnn save moiiuy in Just ns many ways ns
n boy cnn. She n , nnd somctlnips does do
her own washing , 'Ironing , dre.ssmnktng ,
mending , carpcn'tr'\vork ' ( , to any nothing ot
cooking her ovn meals. There are hun
dreds of girls who Mi\e EOIIO through acad
emics , nnd then through college , In just thla
way. They are ( hb eteeptlon , the young man
who works his tyky through la the exception ,
but In these sriiVdyJ1 fresh waler communi
ties , where the % nliK men turn their hands
to anything that" will bring In money , the
girls do the enmeshing , and they don't break
down under It , either , as a I tile Us to the
statement that xlrM are not strong enough
to do extra work , In addition to their college
work there Is thla to he said The girl who
works her way through college Is , perhaps ,
the fanner's daughter. She lovrs books bet
ter than anything else In the world. She
has been used to cook , wash , Iron , sow , nnd
perhaps rake hay from G o'clock In the mornIng -
Ing until nttcr supper , and snatch a little
time out of this round ot duty for her school
work , or her music , or her painting. This
being BO , she will open her eycu In nraazc-
mont when you suggest that she Is working
too hard at college. H Is work she lovea.
She stands well In her classes , too. because
she knows how to save time nnd syatematlze
her work. Of course , she would like to
have all her time for books without in-
cumbtance , but she Infinitely prefers getting
an education under difficulties to dispensing
with It altogether. Olrls do various thinp
to help then selves at every on of the glrto'
colleges , now cstabllahru This nab been
true of Mount Holyoke and AVollealoy to n
grentcr extent , perhaps than ot any others
among the older colleges. At Mount
Ilolyoke , for twenty-five or thirty years aftei
Its foiipdlng , at least half the girls did
their own laundiy woik , and the tuition
wag brought down to n very low figure by
the domestic work system , which has since
been eo modified tint It is practically no
tax on the girls time. It takes only Inlt
or thrcc-cbartens | of an hour a day , which
Is spent at nome light work , like setting
tables , ducting , or washing the glass and
s'lver ' , and the student la not supposed to
bo learning to keep house during her coume
Thh would bo impossible without a special
department. The only advantages that have
over oecn claimed for the domestic work
system at Holyoke ami at Wellesley are
that It = aves money , inculcates Ideas of
order nnd system , and causes the work to
bo better done than it would be by seivanta
N'o gltl is ever set to a task which she
dnea not already know how to do Smith
college Is ald to bo the most democratic
place on earth so far as caste distinctions
are concerned. One of the Smith gradu
ates says that a girl rray go to another to
get her to clean her loom or do some
mending for her , and at the same time
extend an Invitation ) to a very exclusive
supper ; and some of the poorest glrli
there have been the most popular. This
is as It should be , for it the girl who has
no money Is condemned to hoclal oatracism
she IOSPS half the good of hei college life
Queen Vlctorli has never spent any time
at Duckingnam and will not e\ep \ under the
loot unless It la absolutely necessary. She
prefers to drive to Paddinijton station , whicl
is two miles away , and go to Windsor , whlcli
U twenty-four miles by railroad , even II
she has to rsturn to London the next morn
ing. She like- ? Windsor , beciuse It was
there that rhe spent the happiest yeara ol
her life wlfh tW& p-lnce consort. She like"
Osborne , which" is'a ' rmall place neai
i ' 'c ' < nitracorH.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Trustees , of'tlte village of Bancroft
Neb , nt the olllce of the village clerk untl
7 p m. o'clock of Tllur = d.iy. August .W , IS , ' ) "
for Cut nlshlng : m.iteifals nnd laboi nece'snij
to construct a > ystejn of water works. HP
( Ordiiif ? to plans nnd specifications fuinishei
by 1 \ i : . Colby'which will be on file at tin
office of the village . .cjlurk , in Bancioft , Neb
nnd with F. C Colby , , nt Onavva , la. , on anc
after August 15 , 1SOT.
' must'be 'accompanied certified
Propo'-il1 * by a
fied check In thbsilm of $ J"0 , nnd en.loibec
"bids for erecting water works. "
The board rpievves- the right to reject any
nnd all bids , or ; p accept sur-h as they may
deem beat for the Inlcrest of the village.
F. H. 1'ARK , Chairman
MACdlt J. 3 ! HEJvINS , Village Cleik
Sealed bids wl ) ' be , receivee\ the ofllce
of thr > Ground. ' and Building * department ,
Transmlcslsslppl anu Intel national I'xposl-
tion , for the Auditorium nnd Mines nnd
Mining bulldlnps until 4 o'c ock p m , Sat
urday , AuRUSt 7 , 1S97
Plans and specllicntlons- both buildings
on file In superintendent's ofllco , No. C3I
Paxton block or sets -Nil ! be furnlfhod con
tractors at cost. K P KIRKHNDAbL.
Mir. Grounds nnd Buildings Dept
OFli-ICIAI. UVI1 , WAY TMIi : CVItll.
IJeaTes ( lltJRiriNG'lC5N & MO. RIViR lArrlv es
OmanujUnlun LHpiit. 10th & Maton tats [ Oinah i
S 33am Denver EMiress 0.33am
4.3ol > ni.Blk rill ! * , .Mont AI'uget bud n.x.4 | 05pm
4 13pm , .Denver Kiprcss 4,15pm
7 Kpni Lincoln Local ( ex. Sumlny ) . . . 7l5jim :
i 53im. | . . .Ulncoln.IxicaMCT. SumlJ > ) . . . .ll.'Mim
Ie.ivi.a | C.mCAC07 ! lWRI.JN < nON I Q-IArrives
OmamUnlon ! | Depot , 10th & Mason SU [ Omalii
5.03pm Chicago Vestibule 7 " , am
9.4Sam ChlriiKO Express 4Mnn :
7.50pm. . . Chicago & bt. loulx i\pics8 , . . . 7 : " > Sun
ll:4uam : Paolflc Junction Local fi 10pm
Test Hull ( ex Siniitij ) Z.SOum
Leaves ( CHICAGO , MIL. & . ST. 1'AUL [ Arrives
Omaha Union Dtpot , 10th S. Mason Hta Oin.iln
S.JOpm Chicago Limited S.Ouim
11.00am..Clilciigo Uapreaa ( ex buml.iv ) . . J JSnui
Leavei iCUICAelO & "NORTlfwns r'N.I Arrti es
Omaha ] Union Depot , 10th & Mason Bts | Om. ln
10 45am * . , . . Pattern KxpreEs . 3 10pm
4M'ipm . . .Vi-Htllmled Llmlteil , , . 4 O'pm
ES' : pm . . . -St I'JUl nxprpss . US im
S 40am . St. 1'nul Limited . 9Uoprn
7JOam . lonx City Lnenl , . 10.4pm
C.SOpin Omnlm-ClilcnRii Hpi-'clnl . . . , 8,10am
540am ; .Mlsbourl Vulley Loeil . . . . . . .23uin
_ _ _ _
Leaves ICHICAGO. U I i PACIiqc.lArrlves
OniahaUnlon | Depot. 10th & Mason Sla | Omaha
HAST.
WJST.
Urnjtert ,
I HvSn r i3r& HOrVALLRf ; 'Arrlvos
Omaha ) Depot , )5tn ) S. Webster Sts. | Omaha
S.OOpm . . .P'aKt Mall and nxprem. . . . , 5,00pm
3.00pm . ( ex. Sat ) A'yo. hx. i Won. ) . , 5,00pm
7:50am..rreinont : Local ( Sunilays only ) , .
7.M > am .NortoiK ixprc8 > - { ex. Sun.i . . . .li'25om (
0,15pm. . . _ SI , Paul Uxprest 9.10am
Ltave I 1C. C. . ST. J. & C. R. | Arrlves
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Rts. | Omaha
Twain Kanaaa City Day Express 0.10pm
. Ux via U , 1 , Trans , .
10.00m.IC.C.Nllht | _ _ ! 6.30am
Leaves ! MISSOURI "I'ACIPJC. ( Arrives
Omaha ) Depot , 15th & Webster Sts , | Omaha
3.03pm. , , . .NebraskaKannas Limited. . . .12L"pm :
9.3oiun . Kaneas Cltynxpreaa. . . . . . . e.Qam
Leuves [ " "SIOUX Oil V l'ACiri"cr"A7rTve ' |
Omaha | Depot , IStll & Webster Sts. | Omah
015iiin , . . . . 7r .81. Paul Llmlteil. . . . . . . .
l3ave7T SIOUX CITY . 1-ACiriC. | Arrivel
OmahaUnion | Depot , tvlu & Mason Sts. | Omaha
5:40am : St , l < iuiJU,1 > atseiiser ll:10pm :
7-SOam. Sioux flfy 1'aEsenser. . . S.Oopra
S.Sipm . . .St. Paul Limited , UiSOiin
UavTs I WAIJ ElfTHAlL\VTAY. jArrlveT
OmahaUnlon | Deput , 10th i. Mason St | Omaha
4:30pm . , , . . , . . . .Canon Hall , . . . , . , . , , . . . . 11 ; 30a , >
( Arrive *
OmahaUnlon | Degi t ; } tn & . Maton Sts | Omaha
g Mam Overland Limited 4:43pm :
330pm.Heat'cu it Strouisb'i ; lie ( ex Sun ) . 3Wpm
oKpiii..Orand : Island Kxpresa ( ex Sun ) , . S:60pra :
j-scpm . . . .I'aii' Mall. lO.IUain
Leaves I C. . ST. 1' . . M. & O. | Arrlve
Omaha Depot , 15th S. WsbaUr Sts. | Omaha
roopin..Sioux City Hxpresi ( ex. Sun ) , . . !
8Miam..faloux City Acco ( ex. Bun. ) . , . . S.Ham
e-isuin , St. J'aul Limited 9.10am
D.Mam..Sioux Cltv Aeco. ISun. only ; , . , . lKpm :
Co\\ee , on the Ifllo of Wlfiht acro'w from
Southampton. H Is lur | i ivnto property ,
nnd the palace xvns plannoil and the
grounds were laid out by Prlnco Albert soon
after their marriage. Hut she likes Dalmo-
ml , her castle In the hlglilatitli , better than
nny other of the rojal revsltlences , nnd ala -
a > s sppodo her summers there , nhero she
Is frco Irom olllelnl cnres and cenmonies
ntitl surrounded by plain Scotch people , ol
\\hom she Iscry fonil. She hnincaslle In
' \Vale , ? , but seldom ROCS there Ireland Is tin
only part of the United Kingdom Invhlch nhc
has no residence , ami shi > never goia there ,
That Is one of the complaints of the Irlsli
people nml the cause ot much dl * satlsfactlon ,
The prince of Wales has not \ lilted Ireland
for many veart < , nml tli.it also la the source
of much discontent mid the cause of crltl'
clsm It Is said that he h afraid to go
becatiro of the dynamiters , but h-3 ! son , the
dulse ot York , nnd the duchess , nro Intendlnp
to innke n lour of Ireland tuts Fiiiiiiiipi u !
spend several weeks at the castlen of Hie
nohlllty. There Is a good deal ot excltcmenl
among the IrlAh over tholr plans and the
government authorities ) are taking unusual
precautions to protect them.
H Is risky to suggest cosmetic aids to
women \vho arc Riven to ovcidoing processes
which promise Improvement In looks There
rcnllv. In no remedy for ugliness , which ,
swallowed over night , will effect a cure In
n week. Ill looks nro the punishment ol
neglected health , neglected , perhaps , for
Rrntrntlons The precept , "obedience la
better than sacilflce , " ought tn be written
on every door , that It might bo heeded In
Rolng out nnd coming In , both for the
written law ot morale and the unwritten
moralities of natural law. Obedience , day
by day and hour by hour , to simple dntlrs
Is more n test of sound binln and moi.il
flbro thin any amount of the heroics young
Central station , relate * the Portland Orc-
gonlnn. The girl barber Is about- years
old , entirely Belt-possessed , and nn expert
with either the shears or razor. There la
scarcely an Interval during the day when peo-
pie looking In through the open door ot the
barber ehop may not see the young woman
sli.iv Ing n man or dresilng his hair.
"Arc you doing this for an advertisement1
a customer nskenl ot the proprietor.
"No , " said the little Herman , "but I find
that the gentlemen like to have the youim
lady slnvo them. You can see that she h
an ndept. Hut that Isn't the point. She
' never speaks unless i > ho Is epokcn to. which
i I find h n great point In her fnvor I find
,1 , that customers like to shut their eyr nnd
| doze or go off Into n reverie when In the
barber chair , nnd that they don't want to
bo pestered with questions about polltlci or
i , the wealher , or anything else. They just
, want to be shaved That's the secret of my
I lady assistant' success. She Just shaves
and savs nothing. "
"And you don't save money or wages by
emplt-ylng her ? " was asked ,
r ! "Why , certainly not , " replied the German
. | barber , In apparent surprise "I pay her the
regular union wages , ? 2 a day. Slid Is JIKV'
as goo ! a workman an n man , why shouldn't
: I pay her Hie same ? "
The barber said that he was going to get
1 another woman ( o attend to the woman cus-
. tomeis.
"There are lots of women who travel on
the trains who are as anxious fls male trav
elers to get theli hair dressed after n long
I Journey , " he explained. "They can't go to
i a regular barber shop when they're In a
hurry * , yon know They would attrnct too
i much attention , but they could and would go
to a shop where there was n woman barber
i and whoie they would enjoy the pprlvacy of
j a regular hair dresser.
1 "I don't sec anything peculiar about my
oecnpitlcn , " the woman barber said "I con-
slilei It just as suitable for a woman ns tor
j n man I like to be busy and I like to dress
hilr and to wield the rn or. I have read that
. the Harbors' union objects to admitting
women to membership , but I can't stop workIng -
Ing hernrno nf that I haven't asked to bo
admitted to the union , and ns long as 1 gel
union wages I tlon't see why the ittilon
FRENCH SEASIDE COSTUME FROM HARPER'S BAZAR
Our fashion Illustration this week sh
ceodingly attractive design taken from H
from the lining , is trimmed with entre-
naiiovv black velvet ribbon The insert !
and around the front of the skirt. Ov
a puff of the same outlined with the gui
the back.of the- skirt and is graduated t
were put straight around. A meat elabc
back , and vvlda rounding revers In fro
with a white ruflle , and a full vest of
are of white ribbon. A Vlrot hat is wo
with white tulle and a bird of patadise.
ladles are fond of essaying. Hero In the
heat of summer young women are using
pots of extravagant cosmcttu creams in
hope to secure a blameless complexion , or
spreading their faces with dainty violet-
glycerlno , when nature would help them
quickly to clear skins and blight eyes if
they would only work with her. Summer Is
the time of all the jear to lay In beauty.
The free perspiration , the warmth , the open
air , all lead to health and physical perfection
If not thwarted by slovenly neglects.
A gteat change has taken place In mllady'a
visiting < : ards this season. It is announced.
For those who will it-main In town during
the summer the amole , white parallelogram
of Bristol board will be used. Hut if the
lady goeM Into the country or to the sea
shore , or to the mountains , anywhere , so
long aa It be In her osvn country , her cards
must bo thin , scarcely moio than milk-white
paper and an Inch and a half long by an
Inch wide. The owner's name and city resi
dence must bo eet forth In steinly plain Mid
very small tjpe. These cards , however , ore
Intended only for country use , and should
on no occasion bo it bed In the city or if
their owner goes abroad. When she goes
abroad or on a yachting trip that will take
her Into foreign waters it Is necessary aa
well as convenient that she carry a traveling
card. These In point of size and thickness
are Identical with her country card , but there
the resemblance ends. Across the top , quite
near the top of the card , Is given In script
or pearl tjpo her full name. Just beneath
her city and country address In America , in
the right corner , the name of her banker in
London or Paris , and In the left hand corner
her cable address. This Is a lot of informa
tion to put on one's visiting card , etfi'f'ioHy
when It Is such a small affair aa fashion
dictates , but one readily tecs tlielr advantage
vantage- . They can be left with one's dress
maker ; as well as when one ealU pn English ,
German , French or Russian friends , or with
any pleasant and desirable actjujiuiince met
with ou the tilp.
It Is measure of the degree in which com
petition enters * our social life that boys and
girls of 10 cannot meet once a week to play
euchre or ' 'authors" without a trumpery
5-cent prize for the winner. You may smile ,
but this btirgeols , commercial Idea of "go-
Ing for what you can get" eats the life out
of society and makes It little better than
a minor Monte Carlo , with favors for the
german and dinner bouquets or card prizes
la view. Moro than this , It eats away the
bloom of women by the lucea&ant emulation
and Imitation It eutatla. Generous senti
ments and freedom from miserable small
jealousies tend as directly to beauty and
lone life as fresh air and pleasant food.
The sordid , unspeakable Jealousy of women ,
bad enough anywhere. Inevitable In or
ganized clubs and societies where honors
are palpable and attainable by recognized
steps , undoubtedly ban as much to do with
their early fading as physical causes.
A neatly dr < * > aed brunette U one of the
assUtanta ot n little German barber who
bai a store a etoue's throw from tbe Grand
3W3 a linen gown , blue tnd while , an ex-
arper's Bazar. The skirt , which H separate
ileux of ecru guipure lace bordered with
an Is at either side of the front breadth
IT the hips are pleatlngs of sheer muslin , and
uure and velvet. This trimming extends to
3 bo moio becoming to the figure than It it
rate walat h is a deep sillor collar In the
ut made of the lace and velvet , and cdgad
Lho white. The collar and long wide "ash
rn with this gown , of white btravv , tilimned
should object. If t worked for less then
theio might be cause for complaint , but you
see 1 don't and that's all theio is to It , "
GOSSI1 > A1IOUT AOTUI ) I'KOIM , ! ; .
Mr. Seddon , the leader of the Now Zealand
democracy , has risen from the miner's pick-
to the premiers portfolio. Now in his
seventh year of offleo , he Is still able to
carry on the lemarkalilo progressl/e pollcj
which has attracted the eyes of so many
social students to New Zealand. A rhcciy ,
bulky , blonde nngllshman , with all his
wits about him , Mr , Seddon will piob bl ) bo
a force to be lecl.nned vvllh for many ytais
in colonial polities ,
A writer In the illustrated American suju
that when President Hayes nominated Fred
Uouglabs for iujrhal of thu Dlstilct of Col
umbia Senator -Moigaii of Alabama not only
voted with the inpubllcans In favor of con
firmation , but made a striking speech , which
eked out to the publle In spite of tlu sup
posed secrecy of an cxpcutlvo session. Aftfr
louiaiklng that he was not troubled about
the color of the candidate's skin , he added
"I wan a candidate on the democratic
electoral ticket of Alabama. I uollcltcd the
votes of black men , and obtained them tn
the number of 10,000 , and now when the
name of the mou eminent reprebentatlvii
man of this race Is presented for the
shrievalty of a district five miles square
shall I go back to thu colored people of Ala
bama , whoso votes r ( solicited and received ,
and tell them 1 refused to vote for him for
no reason except that ha Is a colored man ?
No , sir ; I cannot perfoim such an act. "
The late William S. Growbeck of Cin
cinnati never look another law caao after
his dufeiiso ot 1'renldt'iit Andrew Johnson ,
"Tho brilliant speech which won that case , "
says the Cincinnati Coimiiciclal Tribune ,
"proved the man'a rnnarKablo will and In
tellectual power3. He bad been an 111 as
to bo routined to his he'd , and on the day of
the trial , and while confined to bla bed ,
liu jotted down on a bhect of foolscap paper
the main points of his ( it'feaae , lie was
driven to the tribunal in n carriage , unable
to walk , and spuko cxte/uporj ; for four hours
and a half. At the eliWjo'ahlcloxl was voted
upon and the president aujulUed without
the taking up of any of ( lie other articles ,
Shico that 11 mo Mr , Orpe ccK hud lived a
life of quint and rc'llfemfnt. In 187ha
built Klmhuret , a noble llcniso of superb
proportions , commanding a river view of
unsurpassed beauty. "
Itev. Elijah Kellogg of Harptwell , Me. , the
author of many books for bo ) < > and of the
two famous declamatlore , "Spjrtacus to ( hi )
Gladiators , " and "Hegulus to the f'arthaglni-
anfi , " la still hale and hearty. 'Tor almost
three-fccure years , " says the Kemiebec
Journal , "be lies bc-rn pator of a little
parish of fishermen and farmers where Hie
sea runs up the Harps will Inlets. He U
poor and always baa been , though his writ
ings have madn thu fortune of his publish'
it ; but be la rich In tbwe lhnc ! money
cannot buy. tlondoln college hns KraduMed
moro famous men thnn Ulljih KellORR , but
not one of nobler heart and truer worth , and
none who Imvo stronger hold on the under *
graduate body. Almost every Sunday a
group of students go to Harpsnell to hear
him preach In hh qutlnt , old-fashioned
church ; and when the modest old man can
bo Induced to come to the college to prench
all the bojs turn out to listen to eloquence
such as few congregations In the country are
favored with. "
AUWSI- \ \/.IMS.
The attraction of nn Illuminated cover Id
Justified In the midsummer number ot
Scrlbner's by an unusually Interesting tablet
of contents. A good part of It Is fiction of
a kind well calculated to mitt the varied
requirements of summer renders Mr Kipling -
ling hns a tnlo of a locomotive engine , which
ho cudenvors to endow with human attrib
ute's nfter tbei Ingenlotm method which ho
cmploicd vvllh the beasts In his JuiiRlo
stories. That nlvvajs dclUhttnl writer of
child life , Kenneth Graham , contributes a
Ktory. "ItsVnlls Were aa of .Insper"
lllanche Willis Howard breaks a long silence
with "Thalnttn" nnd Molly Klllott Son well
tolln "Tho Tun- Story of Coninndnnt I.ltniu "
1'ranU U Stockton's quaint humor Is very
much in evidence In "Tho lluller 1'odlngton
Contract. " nnd there Is n milling Rood news
paper yarn , "The- Stolen Story , " hv Jeoso
Ujnch WllllnniM , whose volume of 'Prince
ton Slorlra" was so well received last je'ar.
The Kcilal by Howard Is concluded In thla
number , nnd Waller A WyckoCI discribes
some pfisonnl Investigations of the relation
of capital and labor There Is nn nnon > mnita
poem , "In Mcmurv's 01 JM , " and other VCMO
by Marguerite Me'rlngton. W. J Henderson ,
Uosamund Mnrrlott Watson nnd Hupert
Hughe's.
The August Harper's contains Ulclnrd
Harding D.i\la' description nt the not tno
recent Innuguintlon nt Washington which
gave Hint nuthnrltntlve joung writer nn
opportunttv to cnntr.mt the simpllritj ot lu-
publicnn methods with the pomp nnd elicutn-
sttncn ot UnropiMii coionntluns. 1'oultney
lllgclovv's "White Man's \file-a" anil the
e-sstvs on "Tho Century's 1'togrevss In
l'hv.slc.3" arc continued , and so me the ser'al
Btorle-a , "The ( Jieat Stotu < nt Snrdls and
"Tho KinlucKlnns. " The poetry of this num
ber Is by Hlldegatde H.uvthorne , a daughter
ot Julian nnd granddaughter of Xttli inlet
H.-.wthoinc , by Margaret 13 SniiRster and
by Charles H. Crandall llicn * are excellent ,
abort Htorles by HIU.1 Porrj , Owen Wlster ,
Frederic 1'e.nnlngton Alice Dtler , Mar > Hart-
well Catherwood , Maty M. Meats and Mary
Herri Chipman F. Ilopklnson Smith writes
cntoitalnliigly ot "The Hungarian Mlllon-
Itim " The > IMItor's Drawer coirams a
blight little comedy by Albert Lee.
A Kipling story Is the "feature" ot the
midsummer llcllon number of McCMutc s -
"Slaves of the Lamp , " Hie snmo which was
lately published In the Cosmopolis on the
other side of the water To most loaders
Mr , Kipling Is moro acceptable when lie
writes of men and \\ointn than when ho
Httempti to dcscilbe to Ainot leans the feel
ings and emotions ot tholi own locomotives ,
lames Whltcomb Itllej. Albeit illgelo\v \ I'aino
nnd Cy Warman contribute verhea and the
indomitable Mr. Gotland tells about things
that happened In war time H. J W Dim
ban an Interesting account of the manufac
ture of djiiamlte nt Aulcer nnd M ultimo
Hlank writes of "The 1'arli Unu.ni fheie
aie good short storle.i by Conan Dnjle Ittib-
cit Han John Kondrlck Hangs , UlllUni
Canton and Ann Dcvnoro , and nn instalment
of Stevenson & "St. Ivis"
U&pceltlly attracllvc attlclew In the Au-
gtibt Atlantic are thtioe which opi n the num
ber. John Mulr offets an e'arneut pica Tor
the preset vatlon of "Tho American Koicsts , "
and George lilrkbcck Hill comments r > > i
"Some Uupubl Ghcd Letters ot Dean S\vltl '
Wllllim Allen White desciibra "A Typical
Kansas Community , " nnd Ah in r Sanlmn
treats of "A Massachusetts Shoe Town '
Other linpottant papers ate "SttlvltiKft of the
Ncgio People , " bj W n llniglnrdt Jin Hois ;
"Tho I'auno lu Criticism and Attpr' by
William Ilewcoo Thayer , and "The Delin
quent In Art and In Literature , " by I3nrlci
Pcirl. The c is fiction bj Charles Egbert
Crnddock , Trances Comtonav Hajloi Guy
H Scull , Harriet Lewis Uiadley and How-
land t ! . Robinson ,
There lt > much ot the breessliiMS of liavcl
about the August Century John Mnir con
tributes a timely nnd interesting paper on
"The Alaska T lp , " Thonm DvviKltt Goodcll
tellH of "A Journey In Ihefsaly. " nnd Clar
ence ? Cook dcfccrlbes " Clio Lordly Hudson , "
this last being admirably Illustrated by C\is-
tatgne. Java , Norway , London , the Carib
bean and the Mntterhorn nro other lornlltlui
which may be revisited ii tlio page * ot this
number General Schnflcld fittnl hf cer
tain "Unpublished Tacts Udatlng to tbn Im
peachment of Picsielont Johnson" General
Porter's "Campaigning with Giant" Is con
tinued and Mrs Cathorvnod dlpcomne1. of
"The Days of Jeanne d' Arc "
St Nicholas for August opens with n putty
poem by Hclie-cca Palpev Uttct "A Tour
Leaved Clover. " An Intel Cfltlnp ntorv fol
lows of a flieman's dog "Peter Ppots ' nnd
a long I'st ' of po"me , net'i'-onoo jlntle ° de
scriptive articles , slot io-t long and short
and excellent Illustrations , will he found
even moro than usually attractive and whole
some for young reJtleie
Hdsir ; Fawcett a rather tircflomo novel ,
"Two Daughterc of Oticline'1 " 'ak s tip
two-thirds of Llpp'ticott's ' for Augu t Other
and vastlv brighter matpilal Is to be found
nearer the back of the niHga/Ini"
Lovers of Onnr Khavvim .vho are alen
admirers of the * Flt7Keialil ttansltHon of
that poet are tint IlKcly to ippinvp Hin
riweetly decadent eitiHtralns vvhlth Itlflianl
LeGnlllenne IIIIR evolved iiom tlin cnino
hotirceA second In-italmcnt of thevH > vir m
appeals in the Austin fosmopnlltan I'rtwl
dent Ilnlght conti Ibutt" n notable piper o.i
"Modern Collect- Education " Itidicit ] ' I rr-
tcr Introduces "Japan'n SIIIRH and QICJ i it
Actor" to American leaders , and Fame' M.
Ltidlovv writes cnlort-ilnlnglv of Goilf ev d/
lloulllon Mr Wells' wlerd fle'lcn Ti ( )
War ot the Wntlils" Is cnntlnui'd nnd Mr
Chambers' whlmslcil stoiy "A Mattrr nf
Interest " Is brought to a clcae Julian H.ivv-
Ihotno di scribes further the siirfcilng of ilia
famine stricken Inhabitants of India and th >
accnmianvliiK ) lllustratloiiH flio quite nn-
nccc 3iilly ghiHtly find dlsstmtlng
The alvvavH welcome OntliiR IB partir-n-
larly attractive In IIH mldBiimmer gulee be
ing dei orated with a ( ovel KhnwiiiK a inr-
Itcd golfltiK scene. Golf is ali > o pronilnentlv
ticated In HIP body of the magazine nltheiii'h
boallng , fishing , wheeling , camping nnd polo
cnmo In for a fair share of tlie reiulii-H At
tention
General 0 0 , Hotvaid'a "A Ple-a for lha
Army" opens the Augt.st Foi tint T.r.
[ < yman Abbott trcatn of "Tho Groivthnf
[ lollglouH 'InlPianoe In the I/nltod Htntefl"
Two nenatou are contrlliiitora to tnti num
ber , Senator Hnar cnmpailng "Stntortinanshlii
In England and In the United States" nnd
Senator White discussing "The Proposed An
nexation of Hawaii Simon Pokagon , a full-
Blooded Indian and the la t chief nf Iho
i'ottavvattamle J'okaRon hand , forecasts "Tim
Future ot the Hod Man " Other Important
pipers nro "Political Aspects nf thn Plagua
n Uombay , " by Prof , E Wahhburn Hop
kins : "Tho Municipal Government of ller-
lln" by Prof Frank TV Illacktnar of th
[ TnlverMlty of Kansas and "Tho Farm Polo ,
nlcs of the Salvation Army , " by Com
mander Hooth.
In the Issueof the Chap-Hook bearing
date August 1 IH a spirited and particularly
lerlltient attack upon the method of eer-
aln theatrical advance ! agents , which thosi
enterprising fitnigglora ought to read and
ponder. A brink controversy over tbe merlin
of tha late Walt Whitman Is In progress )
'Union Koss has a fchoit Htory and William
Jantou a n'lorter poem , Headers whe ha\o
ollovved Mr Jainfrt' serial to Its contlu-
nlon knotv at last a much aa ho rhoc.Ka
o tell them iioaulbly UK much as he > known
ilmsclf of "What Malsle Knew. "
Other Auguet magazines received * Thn
Dookman , Hook Now , The Arena. Frank
LfjslluK Popular Monthly , ( 'atsell's , Tlio Nevv
Illustrated , Tlio International , Short Hlorlru ,
The Hlack Cat , Tlio Home Magazine Sport *
Afield , Hevlew nf Reviews , InlulllKeiico ,
Overland Monthly , Municipal Knglnoerint' ,
The Open Court , The American Kitchen ,
PlanetH and Paople Gunton's Popular Astronomy -
tron-omy Tlio Engineering Magazine Tlicin-
nphj Self Culture , The Hesperian , What to
Eak