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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1897)
A < l V orlli oiuoiil.s for column * v III Intiikc.i until 12 in. for llio ovonliiK unit iinlll M 1 > . in , for ( In * iiitiriiliiK unit .Hitnilti ) rilllloim. , li > rriniestliiw n mini. til-roil cliirknn liniu niim-rcT * ml- drcHNril ( > n nuiiilirrcil Id lor In I'litu of Till' IIIAiifiucm in nililrrminl Mill Indillv red on iirunfiiliillon of tinI'liiMk oii ! > , Hntfs , I l--r ! n vvor < l llrst InsiTtliin ) In it Moril llHTi-uflcr. NolliltiK InUi-ii for IcnM ilinii U. > r fur tinIlint IIINLT- llon , TliCMi ! .iiil\L-rlNenieiilN 11111 si lie- run riMiHi'i'iilH ! > . WAM'Kll dlTt'ATlO.NS. \VA.vrii : > . TIMIJ copy. CIRCTLV.R LIT- : teta written , envelope * nddremed and manu- frrlpt cnplnl nt reasonable terms A'ldre T fC , lie * omce , A-M9S6 2) ) ' WANTKl-SlTl7ATION AH HOOKKiii'iR : : OR for Kcncrnl olllce work. Have had seven yearn' experience. Addrem O. K. Winter * . Clencral Uellvery. Lincoln , Neb. A-5UJ-23' W\.NTii _ MAI.I3 HUM * . CANVASHLRSTOTAKi : OltDKUS ; N1JW LINC pf work , no heavy goods to carry ; ( alary or commission U 1' Adams Co , Kt Ho. IGth Rt. U il& HALK.S.ML'N I'OIt CIOAHH. ll5 A MONTH AND expeiifei , old llrr.i , expeilunce ut ncconort , In. ilUiernrnK lit ruitomrls , V. , C. UtihoiJ tk Co , St. l-oulu. U-416 iN : AND WOMUN SOLICITORS TOR TIIU Nallonnt Reserve apsoclatlon ; the \itrl \ , pa Test und roundest fraternal order In the Held today. Addiens 1. A. U , Slovens , till N. ISth St. , OniHli i. 11 117 \VANTi : . TRAVKLLVa HALLRMnN TO Uii'- ro.cnt an established house In the lull , cap , glovp nnd tuition ami Btrnw ifoods line North- pastern lown , Notth nnd houth DiKota nnd Ncbrnsku territories. Only nuch familiar with the line need npply , rcfeiences required Awly I' . O. llox I'd , JtllwnliUce WIs. H-MDS2 SI WANTHD , AN TXI > IUIINCID A VIRTIS- Ing solicitor for the Oerman Dally Tilbiim > . Appl ) at 1307 Howard t. 11-M257 20 WANTHD , AN ALL AROUND TA1IJ3U steady work ; must be a steady man. Sanford the Tailor , llurllngton Junction , Mo II-MK : : D A CLKANllR AND TWO HUSHHL. rnnlurlum Co. , llth und rarnam U2 ! > 7-:3 WAM'IJO FI3MMJ 1W O1RLS roil ALL KINDS OP WORK , J3 TO J7 week , ( . 'anadlan Olllcc,152 Douglas , WANTin , lMMiiIATlJLY , AT DIX HOUSi : , Mitchell , S. D. , a Rood femile cook ; pleasant home ; Blcady employment ; good vvasea prumptlj paid. C M2J6 ! ! WAN1IJD , Ity A I'AMILY OV THUni : , A GIRI , nttendlnR scliaol , to make her home with them during the winter , nnd work for her bo-ird nnd room Must give good references Address U 12 , Omaha Ilee C 2TO M \VANT1JD , A GOOD COMl'L PUNT GIRL I'OR Kcneia ! housework Apply at 510 Ilrown block nt onec C-ai 24' \VANTIU ) , NURSi ; GIRL AT ONCH. S002 MA- BOn street. C Zl24 \VANT12D , UXl'KRICNCKD COOK , 1821 DOUG- laH. C M27S \VANTID , GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRHSS , 2100 Doug ! is bt. C MJ7G 23 WANTHD , SrilNOGRAriinR , SHORT HOURS , state KiHry vtnnted nnd references Address U 15 , Hie C SJ3 21 * A GOOD , STRONG GIRL TOR GHNHRAL housework lo an to Tnbor. Iowa Apply lo Jilts P nt Alfred Kinnel ( > 's , 10JI S. 321 st . Satur eliy onlj C M290 31 * KOU HUM' IIOUbHS. IIOUHLS IN ALL I'VRTS Or TI1L ! C1TV Till : O 1' Davis Company , 1D'3 ' I'arnam. D 119 HOU.SHS , DtJNAWA .t CO , IDS N. 15TH ST. D UO . : : r.N nouses , c. A. STARR , or. N Y Life D 421 uans , WALLAcn , HROWN intone. ICTH nnd Douglas D 422 HOUSIIH , rOTTAGHS . < L STOU11S.ALL TARTS of city. HiLiman , Love Co , 4CO 1'axton lllock D-421 LARGG LIST. M'CAGUn , 15TH AND DODGH. D I2J 11OUSRS , TLATS. GARVIN IHIOS , 1CI3 TAR'M D 126 IIOUSHS I-OR RHNT , HEM IS , TAXTON HLK. D 427 HOUSr.S , J. II SIIKRWOOD , 423 N .Y LITH D-42S BTANTORD rincLn TOTTAOIIS , c S W cor 13lh nnd Vlnton ; tlm-st location In * clly for buHlness men of Omiha and South Omiha ; renls moderale 201 Hee building. n m roR RHNT , ciioirn I.-ROOM modern house. Iniulre 2318 Capitol av. > nm > D-SI1 MOVING iiorsniiOLD GOODS AND Om Van it Htorai , " Co. , 151114 Tarnam Tnl 1",9 n 131 iiorsns & sToiins v D WIJAD K. , < L-DOUO 8-ROOM MonnRN nousi : tn r , , s S-.TII AVH An elecint H-fooni mmlern brlclt dHrlllni ; wltn hot witer hentlns plant No 2102 Cjm St . } l" Apply to W. n MelKIc , Itt Nafl HanU Illdi : D-M-i ; : TOR HUNT. COITVOU. 2'd. CALDWHLT , ST. D inr ; ( CHAS 13. WILLIAMSON , 001 IICP HLDO Til 717 D-C30 NINII-ROOM HOt'Sn WITH SMALL I1ARN , house has furmce , grate , hith , clly and eU- tern v\ater an < l Is In flrnt-class repilr through out , low rent tn KIKM ! part * Inquire at room 431 , Honrd of Trade building D M2C1 21 FOR Hi.NT. TO SMALL TVM1IY 1'IVn lower rnotns In modern hou e unfurnished ; H"'ilh 10th ftieet. llefeiencea required IT 9 , Hce. I ) M 71 A > io-nooM MODPRN nousn AND HARN TN coed lepalr nnd centrally lontcd. lohn W. Robblns , iiRent 1S02 r rnam D M277 SIX-ROOM MODI1RN 1'LAT , 1112 SO 11TH TinrT MODI-UN s ROOMS oak finish riiolce 'npntlnn ' I'nrnnni mr H ie vvllh good burn fl"0) per monlh riil'llty Trust Cominny , llrst lloor NVw York I i'e H'llit ' D MNV ) BIX-ROOM fO'lTAGI ! Al n r , n.N roonus , all modern , 2121 Miami BI I-M2'i7 KOII iinvrriiii.MMinn norms. xN'T RooMs7 rr j ] s. IITII n : NUWLY ruiiNibiii : ! ) itooMb syi KOI'R ROOMS , 621 SO ICni AVUNI'II PLKABANT ROOMS rirRNIsnVl ) AT 115 Pnuth 20th Car line advantage * , i : MIS" 23- ' J'LKASANT ROOM'1919 * DODOK H-JI200 O1C SOUTH ROOMS. 1J08 CAl'ITOL AVK " i : Mill 27 _ _ ' ROOM , :0'7 ROOMS. 1C1S CALirOHNIA ST\ l < 'llltMSlllM ) HOOVIS AM ) HOAKI ) . BTIAM : iu.vui : : ) ROOMS WITH HOARD. M llnrnc > , i 1'lItST-CLABS HOARD AND UOOMs HOT vialcr heat ; Kst location In lli cll . 212 3 2Jtu at. r-7 ! < _ LARQI : boiiTii * . JAST I'RONT ROOM WITH alrnve , 2R3S Doukluii , I' ! HS LAROI : SOUTH riiONT ROOM run TWO- other roonn , uond board T.ie Ref * , 2020 liar- "Oj _ I'MWI J'ALACU HOARDING HOUHK RATUS RKA- njiiabli' . 17th , bit. Capitol and Onvvniurt. 1' M' S4 Z4 rr.no.\NT RTKAM.nnvTnn ROOMS. WITH nrat-clais board , 1909 Capitol A\e T-M20025' NIC1J ROOMS WITH HOARD , 18t4 HINNHY ST r M.-3-t Kicr.i.Y riiHNisiun ; rnoNT ROOMS wnii board. J015 Douglmi. P-M2C ! 21' JJOUnitN IIHICK ROOM" AND HOARD 1 00 u 5l4 ' " " 1 1'1 r SM ss * STATI3 KAj VISITORS HNTuTAINKDi lit S W. cor , 17th nnd Diiuulas st rou iuvrSTWi : $ AMI RINT : Tim < sioity inticiv at 919 Furnuni bt. ' 1 il > building ha u llrtproot crment luiscmcnt , complete ktram bcntlnit 1U- luitn. water on ull lluorn , * * > , tic Ai > ply at Ult olllca ot Tilt Dvc. 1--VW rou iinM' sTonus AMJ orncns. ( Continued ) roit RINT-DKSK : ROOM IN GROUND rion o'llce. ' Dee building , wnttr. ntfim htnt rleftno light and Janitor s-rv Ice. At ply to 11 W Uiier , Huperlntendcnt Hie building 1 197 r-OH IIKNT-1N Till ! I1KK Ht'lLDlNCl- Ono In me corner room. 2nd lloor , with vault nnd private nfllce .water , etc Ono lirge front nmm , Znd floor , divided Into two rooms 'jj partition , water , etc One large corner room , Ind floor , with vault , wnler etc One front room , divided by partition , third floor. One corner room with vnult. third floor. One large room , third floor , with partition divid ing It Into one large room nnd two ttnnllcr private rooms wnt'r , etc. Tvn large ground floor rooms with vaults Hornl small rooms on fourtn lloor , with vaults All thetc rooms are healed with stcnm. elcctrlo llnhts .Riippllcd with Ural class Jinltor * ervlce. ntcvators run ilny nnd all nlgit Rulldlng utrlctly nreproof. Apply to R W Halter Stnrr. Intendcnt Room 10 ! lire Hulldlng I ll'S ' MODHRN HOt'Si : WITH AllOUTTHN ROOMS , near Hanxcoin Park Address 1' 19 , lice nillce K-M5SS VANTit > TO RUNT. A S O7t 7-ROOM HOl'Sl ! , bath , city vralrr , g s Address S 60 , Her 1C 451 W.\NTID-I : UNi-tJHNisiinn KOOMS ion llKht housckcpplnB ; n children. AiMrfps 11 13 , llpp. K 27i23 STOHACK. I'ACiriC STOHAOi : AND WAltHHOUSK CO , DOS-910 Jones , general utoraRc unj foruunllns M 43 ! OM. VAN & 8TUAOil1illH : FAftNAM. TKli KJj M-4M TO 11UY. nisT pincn PAID rou OMAHA SAVINGS lianK nccounlB at room G < XS , N. Y. l > le 1MK. N 131 LIST oisrnctAi , IIAHOAINS IN IUAL rs. inte with r. IJ. Wind , Kill nnd noiiplm Sis N-S85 S2J 50 SECOND-HAND UlCYCLHS. 1M SO HTH. N M9I6 O7 * CASH PAID rou i.iMiTnn AMOUNT or Omaha Sax Ings lunk ncriiuniH H. II Ilnrdpr , first Moor New York Life blclg. N M9J7 30 WANTHD roll CA"5H , r , on 7 IIOOM COTTAOI3 well locatcil M. J. Kcnnnnl . Son , 310 llrnun lllock. N-103-27 WANTID TO rtntniAsn , A FIUST ci\ys genlleinnti'8 bicycle , Blate model and pi Ice Address T C2 , UPP. N 103 WANTnn. A HOOD nniviNO iiousu CHKAP Ai > | il > liclween 12 anil 2. .Ins I ilurili | > , Arnuur & Co , Q street , So. Oimlm N M3il ) ! 4 * WANTKD , A rmST-CL.AW5 RI7T OP OIlOnJH'S llxtuies , must bu cheap for cash. Address I' 16 , Ilec. N-MJUS 28 roil s vinnonsns , AVAOOSI , KTC. YOUNG , onNTi.n iiAnn , BUGGY ANTI TIAU- ness 1119 So 43d St T 1C2 23 7 IIHAD COWS , WAGON , CANS. nOUTK , 12TC. Al o 20 acres corn , 12 millet and r > e C. n. Cnc-ett , 1012 Pewnnl , Oinntia. P 11281 2S" ITH ) SM.U , IlOIt.SU AND llt'OOV 311P , FO isih st. r 2 i ; > KOIl HAW : t'AHTY LIIAV1NO CITY WILL sell nt lilg barpnln , 3 lior ex liurncsx 3 rubber llred rlR1" Address 11 14 , lci ] ' 2S1) 29 roil s\i.nMiscni.iAMous ! . SAWDUST , HULK OR SArKCD-CUT'JllINO nnd hop fence. C. H Lee , 001 IJouplas. Q-133 LAHOI3 ClIICKEniNG UPniGHT 1'IAN'O , nil J13000 Schmoller & Mueller , 10" ) Sotilh 15th St. Q-Stt CLAIKVOY\ATS. MRS PAUL 203 N 10TH RTIliiT. HONEST , triilliful , reliable , remo\es c\ll Inlluences ; lo- cnt3 buried treasures , unites the soparnted , S llro O-4 \TIIS , KTC. MADAM SMITH , 1315 DOUGLAS , MASSAGII steim batlia. T M23S 27 * OUIUNTAL ' 1URK1SII IIATHS TOll LADI13S , gentlemen , Me. 107 S. 14tn. Tcleplione 189) ) T 7C2-O-S , ' MUDICATRD HATIIS. SRA. SUIJ'IlUIt. rrench inansnKe. Jlme HrUsan , 107 N 12th st. T MUS DR. WON : , iL.icrrtic : \SSAGI : HATH pirlnrs , leslful and curative. 417 S nth. up stalnt T M217 20 HATIIS. MASSVGn L.A.UUA ALLISON , Crounsc bile. , 119 N. IClh St. . room 12. T 1I2S3 S3 * I'lHlhON VI , . VIAVI I'OIl I'TIJIllNi : IROUIILITS. 3IC-S HCn HldB , phjsli-iaii , consultation or litMlth book free U 437 SUl'IMirLUOUS HAIR DALIJNKSS , rAW.INQ Inlr nnd all facial blemishes cured 'Jiue Co. , 3JC Cbanilitr Commerce U 6J7 O-4' HATIIS. MAfeSAGC. MMU. POST , 319& S lr.TH. U 073 n HAAS. ri-oitisT PLANTS AND CUT Honors bnuciuels , hull , resldiiuo anil gi.ue decniatlona Dowers bouriuets nnd tlccoratlona , ltll\end lo nny part of the city. Ordtrs bj telephone promptly attended to and filled In two hours. Telephone nC 1S13 Vlnton street. U ! 31 O-14 iiui'Timu rrnnn ; NO DinNiioN : i now business , no pain ; we refer to nundreds nt caqes cured , piles cured by n Music ptlnlefa tieatnient Cull or write The Umpire Rupture Cure nnd Meilluil Institute , succestora lo Tlie O 13. Miller Co , 9.U-S , N. Y , Life Hide. , Omnlm. U MU45 AN nxpnnmoN op LADIKS AND THKIR itlilives Is helmc formed in lenve here on the nrst boat Hint sails direct lo Hanson city nnd the KlondlUe sold dlKKlngs In the sprliiB , low faro ( "It months' provisions Included ) , easy terms nnd employment nt high WIIKOH Inclose at imp for pirtluilnrs Klondike Shipping Hu- ieau , HA Geary St. , fc'an rmnclco ( . 'nllfornla IT MI > 8I 24 MAHYLANI ) CIGAH SfOIin III3ST CIGAR IN town , Mcllo Dumaa , 10J N. lith Ht IT Mill 25 * MONHY T I. ( A > 11I3M , 13SI'\'ri3. \NTHONY LOAN .1 TRUST CO , 315 N Y Uj nuIcK mono t low rates for choice farm lands In lowu , northern Mltoturl , eastern Nebrutka , " ' l76\N ONlMl'iOVHD ; & UNLMI'ItOVlTijT-jiTY Diipert > W. Parium Smith S. Co. , U.'u Karn'm AV-440 . TO LOAN AT I/5W 1IATI3S. TIIC O. P DnUs Co . liQj I'ainam St. W-lli oTTirY'Tb LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate IJiinnun , Imve Co. , Paiton lllk W-41V MON13V TO I/JAN. HHMIS , PAVTON iL iLW PROM jion UP. K. D WIAD : , i .v DOUGLAS -J w J > i s-s c pin : CHNT MONIJY ON NIHHMHKA : PAHMS nnd Omnlm ImpioMd puputj. Alipl > to W. It , Mcllvle , , Hl Nntlunnl I' 1)1. Illds. W 411 jToNrir7 T LOAN ON IMI'ROViu : OMAHA propelly. Puu'y K. Thomas , ; i)7 ) 1st Nut , Ilk bllg W 415 hlX PlJll CUNT CITY AND PARM LO\NS Univln Ifroc. , 11)3 ) IVinnm hi W M7S1 MOMY TO LO.VX cii.\TTi3i.s. ONin" 0 i.O.\N ON PUltSlTUIti ; . I'lANoT horsua , vKon > , vie , , ut lo t t rut fa In city , no remouil ot goods , ctrlolly ( onlldiiitlil , > ou ran pny the loan off at nny time 01 In uny umourt OMAHA MOIflOAUU LOAN CO . 10 ? So Kill ht. X 410 HI MM3SS OII.V ( JI3S. A. H .i'iRN. UMAHA JUNK noi'sn PAI iirUen ? liat-6-7 So. 10th Kt uinnlm Y-M177-S-13- o OUT IN OR OUToi % IH'SINJ.'SS GO TO J Gibson , ill Plrtt Nal'l Hnrk. Y-MHf A KIX > NIIKI3H WHO HAS HAD TWENTY j > furs 'eiperkncc In mlnlnt , , has > prnl > enrc on I lie YuKon , la thorough ! } fnmlllar with thn Klondike , In * InleieMn nml prospectora on the Klondike , will KUe a thoruugh Intptr tor's map and personally anewer nil iiuectlons relating la tint country , or how lo get In there , COM. etc , tor the pi Ice of H Address II. H Thompson. til llalley Hulldlng , Kattle , Winh Personal reftrmce , Clininlwr oj CViniuiTCo , Seattle , Y-M7I8 O * ' _ _ POlTHALi : , HTOflC MKRCANDISK IN KIll'lT district of ruuthern Nebraska : line trade , ilicup I rent ; evtr > thing necetiary tu carry on burl- ' ness , bcfet location In town ; Jl.wo cash Hill buy It , nire opportunity ; citubllhhed 'rade. AddreMi Imx Su3 , Omaliu , T lls ! m S INP.bS OPPoi ITUNITY THAT * W I IL PA" ? jmi Ufll lo ImollKute , a man with a frv , thoutand can c > > t u ngulur mlnry and big dlvi. dend r ( .h Uiontb. AUdiexn I ! i , lire in sivnss rnMKS. . ( Continued ) roit unNT-Titi : MHTHOVOLITAN norm. IN Chcjcnno , In line comlltlon ; Hfctrlr llRhtm thoroughly plumbed , be t locntlnn In tie city. One block from Union dppot Fifty nr t-eUfi rooms , One bar room , furnished , seed Imrber fhoji nml Hth rnom" ; In fact , everything neces. snry lo a llrt-rlnM hotel Party routing tnusl purclmie furniture. Hnttl doing good liutlntM nt present. Addreta J. W. arltlin. C evnne , Wyo Y-M 20-0-ll 1IKST I/fA1IOV IN TI1I3 CITY OP OM MIA for Reel grocer } M J. Kennnr.l R Son. 110 Ilrown Hlook Y 101-27 ALn. cii:7\p. nv OWNHH , iton. AND furnlliire ; nil In fit.c condltlnn ; iloinn gooa business , JO reRiilnr bnnrders ; convenient to electric car llnc < , be't looitlon In Si u li Ornni Address , for particulars , "T C6 , " Hcc Y iI212 I4 CA S1I OROCHUY , HKM I PA'IION IN 'II1W cll > , owner out of the Mate Must fell teen , old Icme , Ion rent nnd llttlo p\pene , tint chnnce for n young man. Address U 7. lit * . Y-S'J Sl iCMMI3 ! WHAT HAVI3 YOtT TO TtlADlI POIt > l " 00 ( wivliiKS l nk cprtlfentM upin whlrh Iherp Is dlvljends due now amounting lo J140 , i ay- nhle In cash. Will trade for good en ! pstat" . Address T 33 Ilee 55-M93T 2- , TOR SAL13 HI3AI. 13STATI : . KOt'NTXn PLACn IIAHOAINS , 12.500. 13,7V ) TO 1C 600 , Bee phnlos nl IClh nnd Pnrnnin , Morse Hldg. J. J , Gibson , t.11 Plrst Nat Hank llMs" . H13 , , - 447 lOU.SnS , LOTS , PAHMS. L\NDS. LOANS Gco. 1' . Demls Heal Kstalc Co. , Paxton Hloek ltn-113 17 I'KIl 013NT Olta- 1NVI3STMI3.NT , IMproved - proved renl entate ; rental JC4SCO per yenrj price , t3.803. Addrcsa T 23 , Hoe. 1113 M73I LOT IN KOUNTZT3 PLACI3 , ? 1.000 ; NO AUBNTS wanted Address T 50 , Ilee. HH-920-2.1 LAND THIS & AD.TOININO ST1123 TO CL'JSH cstnlo cheap. Chns 12. Williamson , C04 ll < 'p bldf , UK 038 PAHM LANDS. C P HARRISON 912 N Y I * iin 9si-oiG * SI3VT2N ROOM IIOUSI2 AND TII1U213 LOTH ; well loonlod ; great birgnln , cash piyments or trade. Prank llnrt , C3d S. Center St. IU3-10T 21 AN niOHT ROOM HOUS13 , MODI3RN , HARD v\ood llnlsh nnd floors In best portion of Hnns- rom Place Must lie seen to be appreciated , M. J. Kennard & Son , Sole Agts , 310 llrown blk ltn-102-iT S-ROOM MODI3RN HOUS13 WI2ST , $1,700 OU. B-room house , large lot , } 800 00 Modern houses near Hnnspom Park , Real eslate nh pirts clly. Oin-ln Hros , 1C11 Pnrmm St. R12 M1C1 II HOUSI3 POR SALI3. MUST HT3 MOVI3D AT once Grcnt bargain A two-story $1,600 bullrt- Ing for $150. Hemls , I'nxtcn Hlk. ni2 Ml'l S-ROOM HOPSi : * 2 "CO. 40-foot corner lot , S. Vf. cor 18th and Izard. $100 p r acre bnjs 40 acres one mll6 south of Ilusers , Room 1C , Patterson Hlk UK MH2 Ol ! SNAPS , SO ACRHS 12 MILHS N.V. . , $3200 4 acres 4 blocks from Henstm motor. $000 00. T > Hires Roulh of Slutc fair giounds J3 COO. 4xlrO ! ! feet near 32d S. Cumlng ft enl } $ 00 00 Corner on Parnnm St , near 40th St , $700 CO. To exchange 110 ncies 10 miles north ot Oimha P O for clear lmpro\eil prcpertv JOHN N. rniNZI2Il , Opp P O Hi-M.M3 POR SALT : OR TRVDH , QUARTIIR SIICTION of bind In Cu tor county , Nebraska , perfect title , taxes paid Pioneer Implement Co Council Hluns , In. UK MAI Ji roil SAW : si : COR SITU AND PARNAM , e eoi P-irk ave nnd Hlcltorv , s\v onr pith nnd Doicns , ICO acres In llulT.ilr , Co , 43S mres In KnoCo , this and all other properlv owned In NehnnUn Sxvlngs nnd l\clinng" Innk will bo sold nt a low price. Win. K Pott * r Re- celver. ItU 2D3 TWO B-UOOM COTTAOI3S , 50 PT PRONT 10 blocks nrrth of P. O : cheap 621 So 2fth Ave. RI3-2S8 14 * 7 > PT ONC-irVLP TlLOn < : PROM MOTOR , ON pnved stript , I17" > 0) fll birgnln Des'nble ipijtlpncp lirt on Davenport t within walking ill'tance , Hne shade , $70000. Will furnish money t-v build house 7-room house on paved street one block from Exposition giound" . In excellent repair , $1 2'v > CO Pine , s'chtly Int south of 11-uiscnm pnr' < , J300 ( V > Ilemtlfiil modern 8-room hrusp Inrd wxvl llnlsh teeepllon hill east frontnije. on liloli grnnnd ncnr " 3d and IDodgp sis , vvorlh JC.TOl 01 , price , $ -i.OOO 00 The above me samples of imnv Inrtnlns we can now offer ; " 0 bouses on monlhl > piymenls C.ill nnd e\nmlnn til'oloirrnplis PIDILITY TR.UST COMPANY. Plrst mor New Yoilc Life Hldg f ! TI Pnjne , President. II. II. Unnler , Secretiry. RH M299 30 SIIOIITII\M ) AMI TYI'P.AVUITI'NO. A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL ' 513 N. Y. LIPK 450 AT OMAH V HU3 COLLEGE 1'TII , 431 OMAHA SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING College. Hojd's thenter. S60 O-ll * LOST. LIGHT HAY HORSE. 7 YEAR1 ? . WEIGHS about 10",0 , rather thin and high bickbone Re ward for return to 1718 Ca s St , Onnln. Lost M1SC IX5ST HUNCH OP KEYS $1 REWARD mT- turn to this olllce. Lost M210 24 LOST-ON SIXTEENTH ST. , NEAR DODGE , A ring with emerald set. Initials "T P" In side Return to Theresa Pnrrell telephone exchanre , nnd receive reward. Lost 291 23 ruiiMTunc P\civRU. M. S. WALK1N , 2111 CUMING. TEL 1331 TONS OP ENERGY WOULD HE SAVED 1UILY If every operator used the light running Dens- more 1C12 Parnam St. , Omaha. 454 I * \WVIItOIC13IS. II. MAHOWITK LOANS MONEY. 418 N , 10 ST. 452 . coi.Lnrno. OMAHV HUSINESS INSTITUTE ; IJOYD'S tliFHUr Hid ? , write for tpeclmin of penman- slip and catalogue. 200 S-21 * MATTIIKSS Ili : > OV\TI > O AVOIIICS. MATTRErfHES , COUCHES , PMH.OH PURNI- ture to order , reapireU. UU Leavenw'li ; ti'l U9j ' 433 AKI.M ; . DRESSMAKING , JIISS STURDY , 4304 IIUR. dette. E23-O-C * I'ATI3.M'S. PATENTS I5 A. Co. , Attorneia. ? w nnd Talent 17\ . perls Ree llutldlne , Omaha , Neb. tlrnncli office nt Wash nuton. D. C. We make FRHF EXAMINATIONS nnd aid Inventors In selling ihelr Inventions. SenJ for fiee Advice and I'alpnt Hook TS procured oy C. A. SNOW i rO vaslihnstoii , D. u. ruii : EXAMINATION and ndvicc. NO attor- nej's fee before patent Kr claptrap offer of prizes or promlae of sudden nealtn , uui forvard ndvlca and falthfu' fcervlct . .NO , . OTHER IMae-ii in the city 1 HhowhiK 11)0 ) llutr- Kle& , 1'h.ietonn. Siine\H : it SUCH LOW I'llIOES on | 8 Af > IJ In ) . . IUKMY SL SHIP Household roods to all point * In mixed car lota at cut rates ranking , inovlni ; nnd situruite. Telephone 1051) Omaha Van & Storage Go I5IIW furanm \OT1CR TO CONTItAOTOHS. OPPICK riuup Q"AnTi : MASTin- Oinulm. N b. Aug 27. 1S37 Scaled pro- powls. In triplicate , will be received here until 32 o'clock in , central standard time , Sept. 27. 1 ! > 97. andlien \ opened , for constructlnc a WffQ gallon steel tank with trestle at Kort Itoblnson , Nfb U. S reserves right to reject or accent nny or nil proposal.or any part thereof. P'nns and specifications can be seen , and all Informa tion ) md here * . Envelopes containing pio- DotiHlK to lie marked "I'roponls ( or Steel Tank. " and addressed J. 51. SIAUSHALU c , Q , M. A : s Ult ssi-a H \tr.no Ht HL1NOTON * MISSOURI Illv r RnlIread-"Tli ? Hurllng- t n R mio" General Oillce , N. W Corner Tenth nnd I'nrnntn Streets Ticket Olllce , 1508 rnniam Streel. Telephone 2y ) . Depjt. Tenllt nnd Mnnon Streets. Telephone , 12S. Lenv e Arrive SM am 8:33 : nm 4ft-pm : 7li : pm " 11:30 : nm CHICAGO HURLINOTON .t ynlncy Rallrrnd The Hurl- InMon Route" Ticket Olllce , 1V ) . > 1'arnam Street. Telepluiie 2M Depot , Tenth and Mason Slicels , Teleplune , I2S. ] Leav e Arrl\ Ux. . 5:0pm 7 . " . nm . . 9:45 : nm I H pm is i ? 7:5) : pm ; " > nm 11:40 nm C:10 : pm 2:29 : pm KANSAS CITY. ST JOSEPH Riirlintitnn Council lllurrs Railroad "The Iluilintrton Route" .Ticket Olllce , 1502 Inmnni rSlroet , Telephone Z50 Depot , Route I Tenth nnd Mason Streets. Tel lMine , 12.1 /f Leave. Arrive. Kansas city I > > 1 laT. . . 9:05 : am 6-10 pm Kansas Cltj Nlgfit T3x , " 10.00 pm 6SO : nm MIS ot'UI PACIPIC ItAILROAH General Olllces and Ticket Ofllcp. Merchants National IJaik -ItulWIni ? 1221 Knrnnm Stnet. Telephone 104 , Depot fifteenth an I VVibstcr Strtcta Telephone. 1451. . . . . . Lenve. Arrive. Kansas City , St Louis ind southern points . * 3.0 i pm * 125"i ; pm Knnsns City Express " ) 50 pm S:20 : nm M Crook .t Union LI . U.OO pm 7:00 : nm * Dally UNION PACIPIC "THE OVER , land Itoute" General olllces , N , 12. Coiner Ninth and Parnnm Streets Clt > Ticket Odlce , 13 < I2 Pnrnnin Street. Telephone , 310. Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets Teliphone , 128.Leave Leave Arrive. "The Oxcrlnnil Limited" for Denver , Salt I.al.P. Pacific coisl , nnd all western points . . . . ' S.20 am 4:43 : pm Past Mall train for Denver , i-nlt Like , Pacltlc cost nnd nil woslern polnls . 1 4:05 : pm * 10:20 : nm Lincoln , Henlrlce and Slromsburg Express . . 4-01 pm 3 50 pm Grind Island Expiess . ' * 5:3 pm 3.30 pm Dall } . Dally except Suniln ) . Council llluffs I jcil l.eives , 5 40 n m ! C.m n m , 7SO n in ; 8 21 n. m. ; 10.15 n m. ; 2.15 p m ; 4 30 p hi ; 5 55 p m Arrives , 8 20 n in , , 7'20 a m ; s n m . 'J : . ' . " > n m ; It 30 n. m , 3:10 : p m , C:40 : p. in. , 9:05 : p m , 10:43 : p in OMAHA , KANSASC1TY & EASTERN RAI1- reid Omaha . St Louis Railroad "The O K Route"Tlckel Otllcc 1415 Parnum Stici-t. Telephone. 322 Depol , Tenth and Mason Streets. TcUplione , 128. Ivave. Arrl\e. I'nttnn burg , Klrksvllle , Qulncy Local . 5:40 am * 10.43 pm fat Ioul ! > . New York Llmltid . 4:30 : pm ' 11.CO am Dally. CHICAGO ST PAUL , MINNI2- npolls A Omahi Rillwnj General oillces , NcbniFka Dl- vlselon. Plflcenlh nnd Wib ter streets Cily Tkktt uillce , 1101 Parnam Street Telephone 5CI Depot. Plfteerilli and VVcbstei Streets Tele phone , 1438. L"n\c. Arrive Sioux City Accommoda 8 5) nm S 25 pm Sioux City A'-cummoiln ' " 9.5) ) am * S'23 pm Hbilr , I2mt.run hloux Clt > , Puma. IlnrtlnB- ton nn < l Ulnomllcld . * 1:00 pm ! ! 33 nm SIrux Citv ManUnto , St. Paul Mltintapolla . . , . 0:15 : pm 9.1'J ' am Dnlls Dallj CM.CPI SuniHy. Sundaj onb. FREMONT , ELKHORN & Mh'ourl Valley Rilln ly GPU eral Olllces. United fctaus Na. llonnl H ink Hull ling , s-ouln- wesl Coiner Ivvilfth and P.ir- niin Streets. lUKct Oillce , 1401 Parnam Htreel Tekjihone , 6I > 1 Depol Fifteenth nnd Web tcr Slrecls Telepnone , 14JS L ave. Arrive Rlack Hills DepdwcoJ ard Hot Springs. . . 3.00 pm 5 00 pm W > omlng , Capper nnd Douglas 3:00 : pm 5.00 pm Huttings , York Dav Id City bupeilor Geneva , Exctrr an 1 Reward , . " 3 00 pm 5 CU P 11 Noifollf , West Point nnd 7 U ) am 10 2 > am Premont . . . ( " 3 00 pm ' . .10 pin Lincoln , VV ahoo and 7 10 am 10.'i am .1.fill nm r. no .in. Plenum Local 7 30 nm Dili ) Dally except Sunday. Sunday only. DnllJ exj/ipt b.uurday. lall > except Monday f ' CHICAGO JiOTllHWHfaT crn Rallwio Clly Ticket Olllce. 14)1 rarniim Mr. et iTelcJihone , GUI. Depot. Tenth jimUMason Street. Telcplione 128. Leave. Arrive Mls ourl Valley , Sioux Cll > , St Paul and MIrneipolls . . - . . ; . 5.40 nm 10:43 : pin Mlsiouri Valley , -hluux City . - . . . ; - . . 7:30 nm 9.05 pm Denli-on , Carroll , Wall Lnke 7 30 am 9.03 pm nastern Hxpress. I ts Monet MriMllt wji , Cedar Rapids ( bl lo " 10:45 : am 1:10 : pm Atlantic rijer , ( "hlcago nnd Last . . > > . . . 41. 4:45 : pm 4:10 : pm Tast Mall , e'lilcajjo jto Omalm 3,10 pm Mi'-sinirl Vr.lley , Moux Cits , St 1'aul. Mlnne- upoljs I.linltel . . * 5 K pm 1 23 am Omahi-Chlr-3KO Hpeciil. ' 03)11111 i.ll ) a-n Dillj Dally c.\cept hundiy. TX CITY S. PACIPutA nnd General Olllces. Unlttd States National Hank nulld- ing. H W Corner Twelfth nnd Pirnam Streets Ticket Ollce. 1401 Parnam Stieet Telephone , ' 61 , Depot. Fifteenth and Webster StieetF , Telephone , 1458. L"ave. Arrlxe. Sioux City , ManKnto , St Mlnneapo.ls . 6:15 : pm 9:10 : om CHICAOO ROCK ISLAND . < L I'arltlc Railroad 'The Greit Hoik Island Route" City Tleltet Olllce , 13.3 1'nrnnm Street. Telephone , 428. Depot , Tenth anil Mason btiutls Telephone , 1J8. _ Arrive Chlc.it ; i nnd St. Paul Vesllbuled Express 4:50 pm 1,43 pm Lincoln , Coljrado Spgs , Pueblo , Denver nnd west . . l:53pm 4.05pm Chicago , Dea Molnea nnd Rock Islind . . . 7:00 : pm 8:15 : an1 Atlantic Express , for DPS Mollies and east- < rn tulnts . , . . 7:00 : am 5 35 prr. Lincoln , Palrhurj and Hellevllle , . 5-15 pm " 10-40 am Dally Dally ixcept Sundai WAHASH RAILROADTICKEIOPPICE HP. Parnnm Slrfet TVIetihune , 8'J. Dtpat , Tenth and Mas43ii btreets. ' 1 elephnne. 12X Lea/o , Arrive. St Louis "Cannon Hall" Express 4:30 : pm * 11:3U : am DallJ. CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & . ST Paul RallHas Clly Tkket Odlce , 1501 Parnam htreet Telephone , 2SI Depot. Tenth and JIumn htrtets Telephone , 128 , _ I fave. Arrive Clilcngo Limited Ex , r:45 : pm 8.03 am Omaha and Chicago Ex , ' 11-00 am 1.50 pm Dully I'OSTOI'TICE NOTICK. ( Should be rend PAH/I' by nil Interested , as chanse)1 may occur at nn > time ) Kort'ifiu nialls for the wick ending Sep- tembtr 25 , 181)7 ) , will close ( PUO.Ml'TLY in ull cnseB ) at tliu Oenernl I'obtotllco as follows ; I'AHCELS POST MAILS CLOSK ONK HOUIl UARLIEIl than closing tiraa shown below. TrniiN-Allniitlc Jlulla. BATUnDAY At n O a. m. for PHANCI3. SW1TXI2ULANU , ITALY , Sl'AIN , POU- Tl'QAL. TUHK1CY , L'tjYJ'T and H1UT- 18H INDIA , per S S , Ia Oascoune' , via Havre , at OJO u. in. for QKU.MANY , URN. MAUK , SWIUIN , NOUWAY tl.inla ) nnd lU'HSIA , per S. S Hnvcl * . via Ilremen ( li'ttcis foi other parts of 12uioi > ; . via Cherbourg' , must be directed "per Havel" ) , at 8 a. in for NI3TH1-2HLAN1)S direct , per S S Veendam , via Hotttrdam ( letters must be dln-cted "percondain" ) , nt h a. in. for iTKNOA , per H S Kuld.1 ( letters must be dfrccteil "per Fuldn. " ) ; at 10 a. in. for SCOTLAND direct , per S S Furne.ssla , via Glasgow ( letters must be directed "per 1'uriUBsla" ) , at 11 a in ( Bupplenientaiyfl2'00 n , in ) for iniUOI'JJ , per 8. L'mbrja' ; via Queenstown , PRINTED MATTER , ETC Of rman eteamern talliiif on Tuesda > i take Printed Matter , etc. for Germany , nnd bpetully Addrikked Printed Matter , etc , for other part * or Europe Ameri can and White Slar uleamtin on Wednesday * . ficrma.i etcaiueri on Thursdays , and Cunard , Prench and German teatiicr im baturda > u take Printed MatJerT cto. , for all i.nuntrle fur which they are txdvtrtlied to curry mall. Afltr the closing of the Supplemrntary Tran - AtUntlc Mails named above additional uppl - lucntary mall * are u tnej en tnt jncu of the ( Continued ) Atmrlcnn Kimlljlt , Prcnc i nnJ Ocnnin steam- trs , mid irm.iin np-n .tntl ! wllhln Ten Mln- tJtm pf the hour ot snlllnij of slonmcr. iilU for MmiSJi nml Central Aincrlpn AVcxt Inilli-.s , r.lc. riUDAY At 12 rn. for HUA'/.IU per . s Amnin , via Pornnmbuco nnd Santos ( Ipt- tcrs for North Brazil must bo illrcctei "prr Amnlll" ) . 3ATI KDAYAt la a. tn ( siipplomentnry in T T m > foi rOKTlTNH ItBI.ANP , .1A- MA1CA nnd SAVANILLA , lipr s M Ad- Irnmltu'k ( l"tters for Costn Itlc.i inu t be dlrortr'd "per Adirondack" ) ; nl 10 n m ( supiilemcntnry 10 " 0 n m ) for CAPR HAITI , OONAtVRS , AUX-CAYRS .1AC- MRL nnd SANTA MA11THA , ) irr Hol- ppln , nl 10W : n. m. for CAMPiyjiR CHIAPAS , TAUASfO nnd Yt't'\TAX per s s City of Wnihlngton ( lottery for other pnrt < ? of Mnxlro nnd for Culm imiMt bo dlrcrtcd "pel Cltv of Was'ilnijion" ) , at 11 n m for NRWrnUNDLVNl ) , per a. a Portia ; nt 11 n m ( supplemental v 11:39 n m ) for VRNKHt'RhA nnd CURACAO , also SAVANILLA nnd CAIITHAGISNA. vln Curacao | HT s a Phl'mlelphln ; M 12-10 p in. for NOUTH HUA7.IL , per M . 1'nr.i- cnsc , Via Para , Mnr.uilmm nnd Cenrn. Mails for Newfoundland 1-y rail to Hnllfax nnd thrnco b > steamer cU H nt this otlloe dall > nl 8:30 : P tu. Malls for Ml < | ueloit , h > mil to Kea ton and thtnce by f learner , cb e nl Ihls olllce , dally nt 30 p. m Malls for C.un clo.'o nt this olllce dallv ut 7.00 a m , for lorw.irJhie by ntpamers silling ( Mondays nnd Thursdnvsi from Port Tainp-i , KM. Letter malls for Mexico Clt > overlnnd , unless specially nddre sed for dls- pntch bv steamer , close at this oihiu dally nt 12 tn i paper malls nt C n m "Registered mall closes nt G.M p. in , previous day TrniiH-l'iu'lllo JTnlH for China nnd .Inpin , per M. s T.ii coma ( from Tncomn ) , close here dally up to September * * lDth at fi SO p in MnIN for the Society Islands per ship Tropln Hltd ( from San PinnclTO1) ) , rlosp here dnlly up to September l'4'li ' at fi ' ! 0 p. m Mulls fo > China , J tip in anil Havvnll per s. s Cltj of Peking ( from San Francisco ) , close here dallv up to September Mth at fi " 0 p m MallH for Hawaii , per M s Austrnll i ( from S.in Kranriseo ) , close hero dilly up to Sep tember 2Pth : it ( i 30 p m AIulls for China nnd Japan ( sper.nlly addte sed enl > ) , IIPI s. s. Rmpio s of India ( fiom Vincouver ) close here dallv up to October * Mt1 at B HO p m , 51 ills for Australia ( exeept those for West Anstralli ) , vvhleli nro forwarded vln Europe , New Xealand , Hnvvjill , FIJI and Samonn IsHnds , per s s Moin.i ( from Snn Francisco ) , clo'-e hi-re dally up to October btli atSO a. m. , 11 n. m and 0.30 p m ( or on arrival at New York of s s Cim pinla With Hrltl h malls for Atistmll.i ) Mails for Australia ( except West Austri- lla ) New Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI I - laivls , per s s. Mlovvcrn ( from Vancouver ) close here dallv after October "Sth and up to October llth at 0:30 : p. in. Trans-Pnclflr1 mills me formrded tn port of palling dally nnd the SLhfdtile of clnslnc IF nrntiKed on the pie"umplon ! of tbilr unln- tirnipted overland tnnplt Rcglslcred mail cln = es at C'Ort p m piextous d iv Postolllee , Xi > , v York , N. Y , September 17 1SD7COnN'ELTUS COnN'ELTUS A'ANCOTT. PoHmnster. r\sjno > .s IN IMVNOS. Dcxorlptioii i r honn- KlinI3nniiilfM < it Moilcrii Slj los. The old-time piano was a squaio. In IOR.S of curved pattern , but with a case at little orna mentation. The ono thltiK tcnulreil that the bcalo should be even throughout , pure in tone and a register musical and sweet. U\ ccllent for beginneis , It lllis all the needs foi u family requiring a musical education Plicse squares now are used In lecture iooms > church Sunday schools , or placeb where a lass expensive grade will answer ns means 01 enlui tainnient. IJut as the age In decoration piogi esses , the piano takes its place with all the rest , and becomes an ornamental object , In mauj kinds of wooJ , such ns genuine rosewood , lancj mahogany , maple and oak , burl birch , enamel anil gilt. Uprights , either for parlors , boudoirs or music rooms , ate fitted up In beautiful cases in the Maile Antoinette stjle or Queen Anne .attcin . , with an abundance of brass effetU in delicate traceries. Or , better still , a full conceit giand , with consols , picked'out ir gilt lines and top ornamentations of a his toic.al : character or In allegcrlcal figures combined with flowery mu&Ical deslgnt , , Alilcli In thcmhslves are a history. ThlS aUtUmil the StnlnuMVK nro irnlmr Ir , have a bona tide patio exhibit of some eight or ten , voiulcrfull > decorated Instruments , These pianos have been hpsclally designed bj well Kuoun artists , v\ho have worked on thcii cases unceasingly to attain their object , like those o ! pjbt legal magnificence. Amoiig ifccm is one now under lock and koj lu ( lonm high up In the Steinway build ing and callfed the Cupid piano. In.s is made of creamy white mahogan > in empirestjle , elaborately picked out In gilt. It is a full concert grand of unusual Mzc , Its otuamentatlon lying entncly In the outside case. The artist , Lojettl , has been tcr months at work , and it Is ncaiing ! ! - completion , he having painted the cntite sclicmo with his. left haiiil. Along one side li a series of laughing cuplds , done in cloud effects At the nanow back IB a group of llttlo gods , in graceful postures in color , blended delightfully with the white wooj On tlurevelss Is a dancing scene of the riot ous little naked cupids ; as the eover Is lifted there Is seen a prett ) center ornamentation of cmbiaclng cuplds. This aclilevcinant In piano painting is valued at ? 10COO , with a 1 urchaser already secured. Another , of a more dignified character , but equally beautiful , Is of satin wood In all Its exquisite markings. The case has along its sides some four or five landscapes after the nnnner of Watteau , and between these , at equal distances , are medallions of the ? 'eat composers. This plans , also empire In stjle , has Its consols picked out in strong lines of heavy gilt. For a piano stool there Is a llttlo sofa , decoiated In the same manner and beautifully upholstered In a satin of dull tones with a device of gay flowers , which acts as a finishing touch for the whole scheme. There Is still another boudoir upright In i fine red mahogany of variegated tints In which this wood so beautifully lends itself It la of a style known as the .Mario An toinette , having a hoveled glass top in which fesroons of wreaths In flue gilt a.lds grra'l > to this mirrored surface. it Is pecullarlj striking In form and as furniture merely Is mum iR The ChlcKerings have Just finished a full concert grand for the new Astoria , the main , moth hotel now undcrsoln nuctlon on Fifth avenue In stjlc , It Is a Louis XIV , of a rosewood , of superb finish , the register of remarkable sweetness anil In all particulars suitable to society connoisseurs who value the planoraakor's art. It will be placed In o.ie of the largn reception rooms , which In not far away from the dancing hall or mag nificent ballroom. There uro marvelous productions in piano fortes If ono only socks these tiensures In the different places where they aio sold At ono gieat warehouse In Now York Clt > there Is a supeib affair of colonial make , and finished in rich marquetry In all Its varied tints. This beautiful instrument li worth thousands , the beauty , like all the test , lying tn Its ornamental case AH a center of ornamentation there Is an allegori cal figure In the finest ot Inlaid wood and a border to match of a conventional deslgii combined with artistic effects. To complete this rojal plan It took one jcar and seven months to lay 22,000 pieces of thesi ) beauti ful woods , and to add to all theio there uro finishings In brass which are picked out In delicate lines nnd curves For this piano there Is a sofa which acts as a stool with a tall high back and Inlaid In the samu ilcli manner It Is upholstered In a delicate innuve satin , on which are red flowers und dark green satin leaves Among Hi" greatest of decorative pianos ono can be found at ( 'outer's art room that place of Htiperb workmanship It Is a semi- grand of comlno wood , the border In bold band of golden ebony , with thin artistic lines of pure white holly On the top Is & flowing ribbon effect of fine red mahogany In this French motive are the names of the composers In a shade of lighter wood , Liszt , Choplrr , Schumann , Von Hulovv and HOIIID others , while along the sides of the case U the same ornamentation and the names of the great musical authors fctamllni ; out In bold relief Deethoven , Mozart , Wagner , Scarlettl , Hajdn , I'alestrlno taking the leaa The Cottier house boasts that tn the con structlon of a piano ciue they follow no period , tut if good artistic lines are well considered their public IH pretty sure to accept their when- finished for Inspection. The "DlcjcStei s Uwt Friend' is a familiar name for DeWltfs Witch liaise ! Salve , al I ways ready for emergencies While . .peI I cine for pllro. It also Instantly relieve and I cures fits , brulzey. salt rneura , eczema end i I all affections of the ikln. It uer fail" . I I REFORMERS BEFORE LUTHER A Pennsylvania Sect Whoso Origin Ante dates llio Reformation. SMALLEST OF THE RELIGIOUS BODIES llc-llcf * anil I'rnotli'ri lit tli > M fHilt-r * St'iuii'titt" i\lsciic' : ( > > Vliiln- ( nliu'il fur Oni * llitntTrril mill Kilt ) \rui-M. # x On tliD 24th of September , jenr by jear , ono of the very smallest ut the religious bodies In the United Stntrs piously com memorates Its caeaj > o flom oppression to freedom. This Is the Schwonkfcldcrs of Montgomery and Uncles counties , in I'eiin- syhalila , ono of the se\oral , nnd In num bers by far the leAst , of the Gorman sects who cmbr.icod William 1'cnn's broadly Invitation to como to I'ennsjlvanta In the United States census of 1S90 the SchwciikfeldeiH are put down ns having HOG "communicants , " sa > s a writer In the In- ( lupcndcnt. This ma } bo taUeu to signify adult members. They ha\o a total member ship , old and joung , of piobably SOO. The contrast with these flgme.s is striking when the fact Is stated tb.U the Sclnvenkfehk'is came to Pennsylvania In a body In 1733 and 17,11 , and then numbered less than 300 per sons , In the period intervening , nearly a century and thieo-iiuaitcn : , they have maintained their separate existence , and In the main their pLCiillarltlis of practice , and 1m c Kro\\n from , say , 250 to SOO. Such tenacity of denominational llfo must be con fessed to bo a phenomenon among American churches. The father of this llttlo clunch was Cas par \on Schwcnkfeld. a SllesUn nojleman , contemporary with Luther , who was born it Lle-gutt ? In 1JOO , anil died at Ulm In 1561 lie dvslied the reform of the Horn in i hurcli before Luther hegsn the work , and < ! > st In his lot with the now movement -'bout 1525 Hut he differed with the great U'lttenbeig leidcr on several po'iits. ' IIo did not icgard baptism or the supj or as obligators. He considered the scriptures no .11010 than coequal with other testimony of the spirit. lie disapproved strongly Luther's pollcj of joking the rofornlitlon with poll- tics , and th'is taking all the chances of atatcscraft and war. He was , In fact , more or lets of a m > stc ! .Rrbltam calls him the forerunner of Spencer , snd. Robert Harclty , the English Quaker writer of oui own day , not the Apologist , Is convinced that he was i Quaker long before the tlmo of George nnnucni ) nAt \ At Sclnvcnkfcld's death 1561 , his fol lowers may have numbered 5,000. ( This Is the estimate of Or Schneider. ) In ICO jears they weie reduced , by cent nued pcisecii- llon , to perhaps 500 Suffer'ig ! unboaiablj In their homes la Silcsli , from Jesuit "mis sionaries , " pationized by the Hmpcror Chiles VI. they lied In 172C Into Saxony , where for olght years Count Zlnrcndoif the Moravian , gave them shelter on his estates at HortliclEdoif. liv 1733 they wcie no longer safe even . there. * and a small party came to Pennsylvania , to spy out the land. the larger piity and piacticallv the whole body some 200 persons following next yar. These reached PhllaiolphH on the ship St. Andrew , Sep tember 22. deelarcd their allegiance to George II next day , and demoted the 21th to a day of ThanKsgivlncr. It Is this memorial da\ , GedaclHnlss Tan : , which ever since thej have apiiuallj celebrated , and which , on the 24th of the present September , will ho ic- mombeicd with Increased rather than dimin ished Interest In 1712 , when Slles'n ' , by the results of thn campaigns of Ficilerlck of Prussia , had fallen under Protestant rule , that King is sued his proclamation Inviting the Sclnvenk- felders to return tr- the homos fiom which they had been exiled llc-assmcd thorn not only of protection but of pirtlcular favor the iiKtoiation of their lands reiniineiatlon for their property , special Immunity from taxation , etc. Hut they were then settled in Pennsylvania , doing well and becoming contented , they rr-ul the proclamation grate fully , but remained In their forest-sur rounded fields of the Quaker colony. And there tl'ey still are. Tl'o Schuenkfelders acr all located In two neighborhoods , some twenty-five miles apart. The two aie ofllclally known as the Upper and the Lnwer district , One Is on and near the Shlppack creek , about thirty miles north of Philadelphia , and the o"ier some fifty miles from the city , about Hosensack , near the headwaters of the Perklomen , on the line between Montgomery and Bciks countl ° s. Hach district has three meeting houses ; of the membership , probably three-llfths in the Lower district. The meetings were or ganized at the first coming of the Inimfi- ijrants , but they gatheied in piivate houses for many years The flist church building , at Towamenslng , In the Lower district now the largest , probildy , nt the sit was not erected until about ITM ; It lias slurp been Lwlce ri'bullt , and the prctcnt structure will hold COO people. OCCUPATION OP MIMBIIIS. The Schwenkfclders were fanners and artisans , and still remain laigely agri cultural. Their places ot-worship are very lain , without spile or boll , and usmlly ; > laced In a secluded place , by the banKs of a stream or the Bide of a wood. They choose : helr ministers b > a vote of tin ; men niem- jeia , when vacancies occur , the term of service being practically for life These arc , In fact , lay pastors , and unless voiy icccntly received no pay. For a long period neither baptism nor the supper w is irjctleed ; in late jcara , however , upon the iiessuro of the younger membership , both iavc been adopted The supper is now egul-rly administered , In cue ihmrh cf each district twice a year , only those bring ad mitted to It who hive been baptl/ed. Plain ness of dress Is practiced -though not to the same extent nb a mo nt ; some of the Penn sylvania Menonnlles and Amlfih and the testimonies against wai , oatns , Inteinpi'ianco and secret societies are well maintained The late Goveinnr Ilaitranft of Penn sylvania , a distinguished officer of llio civil war , \vat dchconded from Tobias llartianft , ono of the Schvu'iikfeldcr icfugeei of 1731 His ooueln , Prof Chester I ) Hartranft of ho Hartfoid Conn. , Theological snnilnaiy , hough himself not a member of the 'chwenhfelder body , has. become Its Mstorlcn , and , Inspired by a deep Interest In ichwonkfeld'H life and labor.1 ? , has under- nken the task of editing a new and co'n- iloto edition of his works As these num- ) or. Including brlof tracts and ticatlBi-fi. some ninety tltlps , the extent of the under taking will bo easily seen. Tin : IMIi\vs IN coiions. "rank Dri'iv Trlln of nil riiprofiiilili | > Knurimr < > iuriit in lluil TOMII. Whllt ) Mr Drew was In town last week , says the Troy ( N V ) Press , ho related one of the funniest of his old-time experiences. When ho acd his brother were play'rig In Troy the conipn y bad an evening off here for same eauto or other , and the mamgcr Iccldod to tend It to Cohocs for an oxporl- nent Ho hired a hall , advertised the nt- raction , placed Keats tin sale at the usu-U > late , and tent a young in in there to take ip the tickets at the door. As he was un- alilo to gu pcibceully. bf > told Fratiiti to Ionic after matteis and i.ce ( hat over/thing wa all light A llltlo afcr | 7 o'clock Frank vent to the hall end Hkcd the doortcndcr f uiobody had gone In yet. "Oh , JOB , " was the reply , "thero are fifty or Flxty Inside. " "Hut where are the tlckeU ? " asl.cd Frank. "They didn't give me any , " was the re ply "Kach ono came to the door , aM 'Cataract. ' and walked past me. It inurt bo raining dreadfully outside. " "Halnlag , " replied Prank , "It's not rainIng - Ing at all. What dot * this men 7" As he was talking n soung man walked up to the door. looked at Mr Drew , exclaimed "Catarait ! " walked In , and took a seat Neither a ticket nor a lout had been re ceived , jet It luokeil M thoiiKh them would be a good houae If Hie "cataract" expedient ( ccntlnued Mr. Drew stepped Innldu and H jJ | to the aildleii'e : "Oentlemen. jou must cxcu-o my Ignor- anco as 1 am a st anger in town , but will nomebody Inform we what li the meaning lot the word 'crttwict , ' which you Imvo all used hero tonight. " "Why , Hint's the name ot our newspaper , somebody tpoko up. "Oh , " snU Mr , Drew , "I sco now , I nm sorry to disappoint 5011 , hut ai there h no body here hut 'cataracts' there will bo no show tonight , flood evening. " Ant the company returned to Troy without any cash for thomanocoj. sr.ivrovs I'oruvou. Him UP riH-i-il .InUP Tliompinii In lh \ \ hid11 < ! . The clrcumstnnccs under which Mr , Stnn- ton became a member of the Iluclmuan cab inet nnd the work ho did there for the union are not told fully In the biographies , snyu the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A orothcr-ln- lawof Mr Stnnton , Mr. Wolcolt , Is the au thority given for the story about to bo told , every word of which Is believed In Stouben- vllle , O. , Stantcn'B old home. At the tlmo Mr. Sianloti , then n lifelong democrat , was asked to become n member of It , the Uu- clmnim cabinet was composed of Cass , In the Stale department , Cobb , In the Tioasury ; Hlack. as attorney general ; Thompson In the Interior department. Floyd , as secretary of wat , Toucey , as secretary of the navy , null Holt as poutmastcr general. v "In this cabinet , " to UBO the words of ono who was the friend of Stanton from bohooj , "thero were traitors both active nnd passive. Huchaiian was not a traitor himself , but a weak , Irresolute old man , bound hand ami fool bj those In his cabinet who were. Flo } J had dispersed the nrm > to different nnd dis tant points , so as to make It unavailable at the capital. Toucoy had scattered the na > y to different and distant paris of the world , so that It could not he collected for months. Thompson had stolen more than $1,000,000 In Indian bonds Cobb had the ticn.sury empty and the rebels wore in aims The signs of the tlmis were appalling Cass saw nothing before him but political tulti IIo ( ( .signed his oirtcc , and Illack was appointed In his place , leaving the lavs department of the government vacant. In addition to other causes of alai m Floyd had attempted to ship all of the heavy ordntncc at Plttsburg to the south , and was only checked b > the uprising of the people , who buit a deputation to Washington to Inform the picsldeiit and to tutor their piotest against the movement. "In this extremity Prcsldciat Buchanan sent for Mr , Stanton and asked him wh&t lie thought about the signs of the times. The answer wns characteristic. " 'You aie sleep i R on a volcano The ground 1.3 mined all around and under > ou and ready to explode , and without prompt and energetic action > ou will be the last president of the United States " " 'Mr. Stanton , said the feeble old man. for God's sake come In and help mo The attorno ) gireral's olllce is vacant. Will jou accept It ? ' " 'If jou desiie my help I will , ' was the leply. " This Is the story of Mr. Stanton's Invlta- : ion to enter the cabinet as It coined from an Immediate relative. Theie Is no reaso.i to doubt that It is told practlcallj as It wan ? lven In family confidence by Mr Stanton iltrself. The bame applies to the account of what took place after ho enteicd the cibli ct : "The first day of Mr Stanton's Incum bency of the olllco of attoiney general ho pissed In fcirctlng out the gland laiceny of Thompson on the Indian fund When the cabinet met In the ovti Ing Mi. Stanton was late In ailiving As the new attorney ; oieral entered ho biw Flojd pacing the room and gesticulating furiously In a tem- > cst and whirlwind of speech agaiiwt bome- ) ody who had cut down his flagstaff , bloUn off the tiun Ions of his guns and cut aid binned his wheels and so on Mr Stai'tcn sat dmvn without uttering a word and xvlth- mt pretending to underatind what was up. When Flojd stopped , somebody askcd " 'What do jou think about it , Mr. At toiney General1 " 'About what ? ' said Mr. Stanton. " 'About Major Anderson's bioaklng up camp at Tort Moultrle and going Into Foil Sumter. " " 'The most glorious event since the Sth of Jpnuarj1S1.V answered the new mem- icr of the cabinet. 'It has btiircd the icait of every lojal man in the nation. ' " 'What ? ' demanded Flojd , 'an orTU'er of the army violating his orders' ' " 'What ordeis' ' lotoitcd Stanton 'Did jou , Mr. Piesidont , give orders to Major \ndeibon to icmaln In that old , dilapidated ort , surrounded by enemies , when a btiongei ono was available'1 " 'No , ' sail Mr. Huclmnan , 'I gave no such ordeis. ' " 'Did jou know of any such or.lers being given ? ' Mr. Stnnton asked. " 'No , sir. I nevet heatd of It before , ' said the pifsldent. " 'Then , ' bald Mr. Stanton , 'the man who gave siirh orders ought to be hanged on a Callows higher than Hainan's. ' "Hero Secretarj Thompson interposed to robtiKo the Insolence of so new a man In the cabinet. " 'Mr. Thompson , ' said Mr. Stnnton , In icply , 'I have been here long enough to find out that jou Invu stolen neaily a million of In llin bonds , and e.\peot to stay line till I sec jou punished for it' "Then the tompent lose and raged till midnight , when meeting'broke up 'llio next moinlng Cobb , Floyd and Thompson " - - - In n < itnn > lM nttrli ( Ct. . f t. , .i. . . n * - i * * t tiJkUiltlfii U | UHU Iho conspliacy In the cabinet which was killing his foebjp old friend. There vvorj now two honest men In the cabinet Stanton and Holt. Through theli Influence Gpncral John A. Dlx was put at Iho head of the treasury. "Thero Is reason to believe , anil I for one do bollevo , " sail the friend hure quoted "that but for the bold stand taken by Mr ! Stanton on that memorable evening Mr. Lincoln never would lm\o been lnuguratcci In Washington The knlvcK of the at-sasslns were already whetted , and ho would Inevi tably have boon mnidored nm | ] ) H a"llvo traitors being dilvim fiom ( lip cabinet Ornoral Scnlt cnlUviod a few soldi ? an 1 marines to the nuniboi of about 1 000 and bpoiired the peaoeful Inauguiatlon of Iho now picsldent. " When the Huclmnan cabinet dissolved htanlon wont back to his law pia"tloo Nine month ! liter Mr Lincoln n-nt for him and asked him In bo his si-io'prv of war IIo defonlf-d bis nctlnn on the piounl that he wanted Stanfon not for his but tor his patriotism and OK \ novr\\\ MINIS. i'oiiic - \\iio i : n TlH-lr HoilIcN Hi-i'iiiiii. Itlulil. The ChieKoii iiroth ( .prings , the alum inlno and the natural Ire foun Iry. which o ? tilbute to thu glory of Monlana , an- , . porarlly ccllphol by thti dl covrry of a civ- for l - "I hid to go OT lo Sind Con ! , o to In- vcstiKato an accident In vvhloh one man was killed and nnXhe-r had three r | > < " blflkun , sild a inliiiiimperlor to ( in , ipjKa .Mlin-r "SpealJng of Sand Coulee. It Hiruck bo vvhlli- I wai ( here Ihat If l wanted to eonimlt siiltldo I would go Ihero lo d > It I don t mean that life beeoim. , Hiich a tnirden In the eoal country that thn tle-a that bind are more easll ) severed than i-Uuvvht. , , , . hut that It aHordH iinsurpas o.l fjcllllli-g for a theap and happy despatch It's a wonder to ne that boine of the many people who an- mallj launeh themsolvis Into < 'tcinlly from Ilutto do not Uko the Sind Couleu intilo "Down In the coal mlni-H Ihero ! ono pas sage that U throe miles long , and in somn of the thamhcis Ihe ulr dorH not focin lo dr- culatp I'pon the wallfi thfio Is a gathiMni- of moUturo , and If you puff a Hgar In ono oj thiun fhumbcra the mnoko will nei-lc the walla , whole It cHuga with an undulating noveinciit like a spray of weeds under water. That dew on the willn la vvh. . o damp , and the dead nlr of the clumber where It is found It pnl.onotiH In a few nilnuli's feeling of diowslni-ia itais ovrr a man vho breathri It. and hcforu long ho K atlrcp and dreaming dcllclomly , EO thoao nay who have been resuscitated Hut die nlcep Is akin to that of the Io.n liavelcr over whose numbed llmbj Iho arctic * now eddies and drlfm. for unlesa help eomra HOOD Ihcrn la no awal.cnlng If , however , Iho venture some explorer of thcuo underground dcatli- trjp ? rcalUes Ills danger In Umo and inanagtM lo ulaBger out Into the frmh air ho hai nn experlcnee to undfigo which may ranso him to regret that lie did not lemaln liifililo. ivcrj bone and nnmrle acl.eH with the Inlolerablo poignancy thtit la known lo ronvaloicenlB from yellow favor. Tlio treat- incnl IB nlniile | , 'but effective. Hcltig nearly dujd. the Biiffirer In nearly Intrloi A holi > In dug In the toll earth , and the victim U made to stand up in It .vhile the dirt U thrown In around him until only hla head Is sueti above ground This draws out the koronens and in a shoit tlwo the patlcut Una recotvivd , "