THE OMAHA DAILY liEEs MOfcTODAY , SEPTEMBER 27 , J897 ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
AilKTtlrcniditN fur tin-up column *
Trill In * lulif.i until 1in. . for the
nnil until 8t. . in. for the
mill Suniliiy cilltlonn.
Ail * t-rtlni'i , li > rriUfMtliin | n num.
In-red rliiM'k , can lime HUNT * I'm nil-
< Ir-NMi-il t'i n nntiilK-riMl Idler In cure
tit 'Hit' lice , \HNvvrrN MO nililrrnnoil
Mill Inilillv crcd on pi t-M-iiliillon of
tlir clii-Hc on ! ) .
Union , I 1-Uc n Moril llrst Insertion )
lo n vviml tlicrru MIT. .Nolliliitt taken
for loan tlillll 'Mo ( or I lie llrnt Inner *
tlun , Tlii-n < > mlvrllxfiii < 'iilK immt lie
run roiinri-iillv ! > .
U AVrEISri I'A'I IONS.
tVANTLU , T1MI5 COPV. Clfu I I.Ml LET-
tern written , envelope nddreiued and nianu-
KCrlpt copied at reasonable terms A ldre " F
C8 lien oITlcc A M58S 20 *
. HITUATION' v nxi'i'iui'Sct * !
coachman , nntUc of Denmark I'or full In
fnrtnntlon Inquire Jorcenii > n' clitnr Mnre. Iu3
B lath M A-.M3J3 27-
LOCATION \VANTii > HY AN 13X1 IMtlKNVUU
graduate In medicine , well nunlllleil ami rmo
line lllirniy and Instrument * . Ail Irrxs Doctor ,
box C3 , rnll City. Nib A-MC.5 ! 7
w \vriiiM M.I : iiui.r.
CANVASSnilHTOTAKF. ORDI'RH , NUV.V LINK
ot work ; no heavy gooilti to carry ; unlary or
commission C. 1' . Adams Co , 531 Ho. ICtli St
BALK8MI3N FOR CIOAIIfi , J123 A MONTH AND
expciifeii i > ld llrr.i , expur ! " nc ui ncce nr > . In
ducements In euatointls. t . C. UKlu.ci * Co ,
Si , 1-ouln 11 < U
HEN AND WOMK.V SOLICITOR1 * FOR T11H
National Roirvp association. the- best , safest
nml noundeitt fraternal order In the Hold today
AddrenH 1 A C Htcvcns , nil N 18th HI .
Omaha 11-417
WANTI'J ) MKi'HANIr-AL DIlAt'OH ' PHMAN ,
capable of preparing pitent olllci > ilri\\lnc Ap
ply nt tiineu of hues & CD , llei building
Oiraiha. 11 M322 Ol
WANTI3D HONEST MI'N TO Ilii'UIMI3NT
H wholesale i iRiir manufacturing linn , no ex-
perlenco necc > Mirs AcMtixs , "Noilh Pole"
ClRar Co , Chicago. Ill II-M3 J 27
WANTBH i.AttcmniiH rou HXTRA OV.NO
work In Snnlli | ) ikntn nnd 2 cooks Kramer
& O Honin , llth iiiul Fnrniun 11 MHO 27 *
AN ixi'iiiNni : > HOY TO cAnn
for horse nnil lawn Adliess Room l"i Houslns
Hloclt 11-300 15
\VASTI3I ) 1011 II YOl'NO MI3N TO SOLICIT
Pill lirtween 6 and S n in Silurdu. " 10 N
ISth Bt 11-1J7 23
\v ivrnn -
w ouius rou AM. KINDS or1 WORK , ti TO
} 7 week ( .iinndlili O1IILV.1S22 DciiKlns
C 8
WANTUD I\IMUIINCI : : : COOK , isi nouo-
Hs C-M27S
WANT' ! ) \ r.iKi , rou o NriiAi , nonsn-
work Uef' rcncos Kuuirtd Apph 4H Nurth
20th SI C-MJ52 2S
WAN'TI'I ) I.ADY On OnVTI.HM VN OP OOOI )
mlilre * * to work on mlmy Adclicsi M W
Ilee tlllce rouncll Hluffs In O M152 27
WANTnti aoou ( Sim , rou OINIIIAI. :
liolisiwoik nmall fnmll > 3 > 17 in\tnpnrl nt
< J33 >
run \ \ r.ruousis. .
HOI SIJS IN AM. I'AIUS OP Till ! CITY THfi
O 1' UiiMt Ooni | > nn > , 1505 rnriinm D 11J
1101 sr.s , IIUNAUA .t co. 103 N 11111 ST.
HOI srs corTAcns . siourtt. .
of ilti llrcnmn , I/o\o to.iO , I'nMon Illoclt
i vnan LIST M'CAc.m : rinND "nonon
HOI MH. PLATS CJAUVIN nuos , ir.is PAU-M
D 42C
iior.srs ion nn.s'T , nr.Mis , I-A VION IH.K
iiousrs. J n snnnwoon 4.3 N v i > irn
SPANronn cinct.n rorTAors n ROOMS
s AV cor nth nnd Vlntnn llneit loi-ntlnn In
rltr for buslno-s men of Oinnlm and boiilh
Omalm. rrnta model nto ZOI Ilee ImlldlnB
rou iiKNT , cuoici : 12-tsoov
niodi-m house Iiriulre 254S Capitol a'.jjnu *
MOVINO iiotTsuiioi.n noop AND PIANOS
Om Van K Stnrire Co , 151 H4 Pirnnm TH 1W9
STOHES r n WIJVD IB .1 none
D 3 3 H-29
\VIM.tAMSON , COI nin nt.no
D-C50
- Monr.iiN noimn AND nAUN IN
coml icpilr nnd ccntrnlly loiitcil John \V
lloblilns aRfnt. 1S02 r.irnnm -M277
SIX KOOM MODKltN Pl.\l 1112O UTIt
D 210 21) '
ruuNisiiPD noiisn AtonnnN 8 ROOMS ,
nK llnlsh choice Iniiitlm Piirnim inr line ,
nlih irooil barn $4" < M pei month Pldcllty
Tru t Conipins. Hist MJOI New York Life Hide
D M300
BIX UOOM'rOTTAni : ALSO !
rooms , all modern. 2121 Miami at
2I NO TsTlTsT . > ROOMS MODERN PIRST-
clasii I'oml Imrn. onlv J20 00 Omilm R Rl l-a
lnt < and Tru t Co . JU HT ISIh at. D-334
2312 CAI.DWI-M , ST
O 32 O 1
FOR REXT 7-ROOM rorTAOF MODFRN' ,
172" Ocorwln avenue A Inn one 0 room home
modem. 6IS S Jiith nv. > Applv to F n lirown
nt Treasurers oillce , Union Picllle Rv
AN nr.rTcvn ! II-ROOM XIODIRN iiiiinc
ilvvelllnR with hot water h ntlm ; plant r < o
2I.U . rnri Ht III ) Apply to W 11 MelUle 1st
Nail Kink lildir _ ! ilJl9Jl.
noi'Sf-1 not'si'.s1 ' imFHi1 ; * ' ORI\T : DK-
mnnil f i Imilfpf VVhn Inn nny for rent ? list
name with me Rentali a iveeliilt > T II
Sherwood 2 N VLjt > iLMML
glRoo-ii iinnmiN IIFTrni.n nou'sn NF.AR
Ilanseoni PnrU vacant Oc tnlier 1 Prlee * 25
J II Sliirvvmcl. | 2 N. Y Life D M385
riToOM HIT \IMlT-tl 1IOF8F C1PY WATER
liallu I'arn , Prlci US J II Shervviio.1 4 : :
A LL O R PUIT OF 10 ROOM FFllN'ISHED
modern limme , cluap to right p-irlic-f Inciulre
no n : oni U-MF.I : <
roil ur > TKijii\iSinn UODMS.
ROOMS , is & se 020 s IOTH STREP.T.
E390S 23'
PLEArUVNT HOQMS. 1511 1 > OUOEEMOO
E-MOO QIC *
BOllTlI llOOvm CAPITOL A VI3
13 M2I1 27
PURNISIinD ROOM , 2017 HAHNEY STREET.
K 2i > 3 28 *
"
HOOMS 1C1S CALIPOItNL\
E7o o : :
NICELY riWSIHHED ROOMS 118 N 2CrirST
E-M315S7-
_
fTEwTiY PURNISHED HOOMS 2J09 DODOE
E-M310 01
_
FOUR 31OOMS , B.4 SO 26111 AVES'IIE
E 337 Ol
sT'lTE OKROOMS * KTT'HIVATE rTJTlLY 224
No. Wth E-MI3I 01-
ri iiMsnr.i ) HOOMS AMI iiovmi.
HTUAM HEATii : > ROOMS WITH IIOVHU. SCO )
llariuy. F S3VO-11'
FIRST-CLASS HOARDAMI ROOM3 1IOT
water he it. ue t location In Ilia city 21 ! B 13Uc
St. F-7M
LARC1E SOt'TH & EAST FRONT ROOM WITH
ulcove , Jt < S DoiiLai. | F (18
I.ARQI13 SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWOJ
other room * ; good board Tie Itnce , ZfllO lUr
lify. F Mt9
NU'i : ROOMS \ \ TII'nbAnn" UN UIXNEY BT
MODERN RIllfK ROOMS AND UOARI ) . 1 53
up ill Nortlil9lh _ F ? & ? *
FtlRNlSHEt ) ROOM ANI > RO Ulf > NEAR
Hun c < Mii Park , meidern hcu r ; private family ,
Addrena U 26. H.e. F-M3M
THH LOWEST POMSint.K RATES AND THE
teit fart A home Sherman me. ear puaiei
door every clvht mlnulti Newly furnlnhed ,
new mmiagement , ml Join F.xi > o ltlon Hara *
toga Hotel KNTKIITAINS lit Kile-kin
F-MI18O2
NIl'KLY I'UJTNIHIIED FRONT ROOMS WHH
txiird. S015 IJuuiila * . V- MUD tlr >
rou nn.NT t MMiiMsiinn ROOMS.
ONE LVROB UNPuilNISiFED FRONTllOON7
1S1I C s O- " > S
roii IUNTSIOHIS nrricns
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN GROUND
olllce , Ilee biilldlns , water. ftam he t. rlectrio
USht and jmltor T\- . At ply to II W Uaker ,
supcrlntendtfll life butldlns 1 187
foil RE.ST-THE 4 STORY MIUCK 11U1LDINO
ftl S18 Parnnm t Tils ImlldlnR has n nr prool
cement basement , ci inplete steam heating fix
tures , water on nil floors , Ras , tic. Apply at
the odlce of The Ilee 1-510
FOH RENT-IN THE HEE llUILDINOt
one large corner room 8nd lloor , with vault and
private ofllcn water , etc
One larite front ro < im. 2nd floor , divided Into two
riionn > jy pirtltlon , water , etc
On i larne corner room , 2nd floor , with vault ,
water etc
One front room , divided by partition , thlnl floor.
One corner room with viult third floor
One lorse room third floor with pirlllton divid
ing It Into one larne room and two smaller
private rooms water etc
T o larRo Rround Hoer rooms with vaults
Sernl small looms on fourth Moor with -vaults
All these rooms are heated with steam cleetrlc
llKhts supjllled with first clasn Jinltor f en Ice
Elevators run da > nncl nil nlcit llulldlnje
sttkth fireproof. Apilytoll W. Ilak r. Super.
Intendent , Room 101 Heft IliilldtnB I 19S
WANTI3U.
AOKNTR , II * YOU ARE OUT 1011 MONEY
don't fall In Investigate our line of popular
priced cameras , greatest nlllnu agents' line
on the market ' one aient rrnde J400 profit In
one month : our asenti all make money wrltfl
today for termt nnd sample photORrophs La
Crosse Camera Co , ! Crosac , \ \ I'
J-M3U 27 *
n.x.xi. . ' , AOENTS FOR MARK TWAIN'S
new bixik. "Following the Fquntor Tie Sur
viving Innocent Abroad" Now rend } for c n-
vnf tr ExeluMvo territory Sell * to every
body Adclie for nRency nnd territory N n
Thompson Pub Co. . bt Loul" . J.M-313 2S
WAvrnn TO
MODERN HOUSE WITH AI1OUT TEN HOOMS ,
near Hanscoin Park Address P 19 , Ilee oillce
1C MC < < 8
WANTED TO RENT , A t OR 7-ROOM HOUSE ,
bith , city water , sag Address S 60 , lleo
1C 4 SI
STOii.von.
PACIFIC S1OHAGE AND W UlEHOUSE CO ,
SOS-010 Jones , general storage nnd forwardlm ;
M-432
OM VAJt'A STORAGE,13tm FARVAM. TELlGij
M (33
\V VNTiiTO
HEST PRICE PAID FOR OM MI \ SAVINGS
bank nccountx lit luoni OW N. 1 Life llldK
N < 3I
LIST OF SPECIAL HAROAINS IN HEAL FS
late- with F Deid , 16lh nnd DouMtH Mi
N 383 E )
SO SECOND-HAND 11ICYCLES. 1M SO UTH
N-M9M O7
l A ll PAID I OR LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Oinilii SivliiRs bank nccounf II H Harder
first lloor New York I.lf bldp N-MJi" 30
WVNIED FOR PV.SII COIt 7 ROOM POTTAGE
well located M. J. Kennard .V. bon , 110 llruvvn
lllock. .N-10V. 7
WANTFD , A F1RST-CLASS M T OF
fixtures , mint bi ? cheap for cash Address I 1C ,
11-e N M."J3 JS *
HIGIIFST PR1PFS PAID FOR OM MIA SAV-
Incs Dink accounts The li > ion Heed Co
N-MIM
roii h vi.niionsis , AV\CJONS , r/rc.
7 HEAD COWS WAP.ON PANS ROUTE ETC
Also 20 acres corn. 12 millet nnd rve c E
Etcsett , 4012 bcward , Omaha. 1' M2S4 2S *
FOR SALE PARTY LEAVING CITY
sell nt biff bargain 3 hordes , harness 3 rubber
tired rlRS Address U 14 , rteo. P-2SD-25
FOR S\LI3 HORSE AND 11UGOY Slid ' 'O
tSth bt P J9I 23 *
S\IIMISCILL
SAWDUST HULK OR SACKED PP.tlltHNG
and hog feiiLi' C. R Leu , 901 Doilf-las
Q-135
LARGE PHlCKEltINO UPRIGHT lUVNpi
only $13000 , behmollcr & Mueller. 303 SoUtl
15th bt. Q44
\IIIVOVAM" * .
MRS P\UL 203 N 101H STREET. HONEST ,
truthful rellible , removes evil Influences ; lo
cates burled treasures , unites the cepirated
S-MiXO O 4
MAss\ai : , HVTIIS , irrc.
MADAM SMmi. 1513 DOUGLAS , MASSAGE
steam baths. T M233 27'
ORIENTAL TURKISH RATHS FOIl LADIES
gentlemen , COc 107 3 14th Tcleuhone 1S94
T *
762-O-S
MEDICATED HATES. IJV.REGE. SE V. . SUL
phur. niiiHsiiRO Mme Urlsbon , from Paris 10
N 1.1th st T-3J3 O21
UA'IHS , MASSV.OE LUI'ELLISON
Ciounse blk , 119 N. ICth fat , Room 12
T M442 O2
MRS 1JR LEON ELECTRIC MASS V.OE RATH
parlors , restful and curative. 417 S llth up
stairs T M433 O3
rimso.N .
VIAVI FOR U1EHINE THOUHLES. S48-8 HEF
llldg ; physician , consultation or ntalth book
free U 437
SUPIUIFLUOUS HAIR. RALDNE.SS , FALLING
hair nnd all facial Wemlshcs cured line Co
320 Chamber Commerce U C37 O-4 *
HA ! IIS , MAbSAGE MME POST. 319'S S 1DTH
U 673
II HAAS , Ft.OniST PINT8 AND CUT
flowers , bouquets hall , n-nldeme an 1 Rmve
deoontlona riowers. Iiouo.u < .t9 nnd lUcoratlon
.lellvered to nn > part f thn clt > Orders by
telephone ] iromitl > ntleinled to nnd filled In
ttt < 5 hours 'iclephone 776 1813 Vlnton street
U D31-0-U
ct'iu ' : , NO DCTKNTION i lto
Inlflnoss. no pain , we refer to liundieds o
emeu cured , piles cuied by n pintle palnlfa
treatment Pall or write 'II . . Empire ltuitui ]
Pure and Medical Institute , buccessora to ' 111
O i : Mlllir Co , 332-3 , N , V Life HldB
Omiln. ll19 ! _
Txirii ouit PATENT nxi1Nnixn SYII
lngi < dues the vvork prfeetl > hcncl for heale
pirtlculaiH Otm Co Kanxns Cll > Mo
U.M-3CS O 2
IISI'ATI
ASIHONV IJ3AN & THUST CO 315 N V 1,7
nuliU money at low rates for choice farm land
In lowu northern Mlsusurl , eubtern NebratUi
W (30 (
LOANS ON IMl'HOVKD At UNIMPIIOV ji ; ) cllv
nropert ) % \ . Tarnam bintlh & Co , 132) 1'nrn'i '
w-Vio'
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOW RATES THE
O F Dttvla Co I'M Farnam St W-HI2
" " " "
Mo"NEY""lo""liAN ON IMPROVED OMHA
real estate llrinnan , Love Co , Paxton Rik
MONEY 10 LOAN. 11F.MIB. PAXTON liLOClF
W-900
rnoM jioo ui > . r. WEAD , 10 n
VV 3 4-h-J
C PKII CENT MONEY ON NEI111ASKA 1'AHM
nnd Omaha ImproMd properu App | > io VJj
Melkle , . t Nilioml tMilc Illilir \V-JU
MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMI'llOVIJU rivrAuT
uroi ert > . 1'Uicy .V. Thomas. 207 1st Nat. Ilk bl IK
\V- 3
SIX PER CENT CITY ANU I MS.M LOANS
Uar > ln 1'r c H 3 h.irnam rit
\V-M78
3ioMV TO 1,0 \ > _ ( u vrun.s.
MONEY TO LOAN ON I'1'HNITI'KE 1 IANOS
horfM HUKCJIH tie nt lowest rnten In city ,
no removal of Roods utrlctly confidential you
can pay the loan off at nnj time or lu any
amount OMAHA MOUTO.AOE LOVNtO
201 Ho ISIH M
V 4 tC
IM'MMISS CIIAMIP.S.
11EHT I/lATION IN THE PITY Or OMAHA
for Kooil trrocery M J KtnnnrJ . tjuii 310
Ill-own lllotl.
Y-10I-Z7
A KIX3NDIKEII WHO HAS HAD TWENTY
> ears 'experience In mining hat pent > ean
on the Yukon Is thoroughly familiar vrllh th
Kloiulllie , Ima InleiesH and protprctorn on the
Klondike , vvlll R\O | u tharout.li ln pecloi' nmi
and pLikonall > nn cr all qutstlunv relatlnfr to
llmt c.ninlij. or how to net In there cost etc
fur th price nf fl Address H If Thninp 3n
Hi Dalley llnlldlne , battle \\uih IVrionul
rtfartiue , Chamber uf Coininercr , Battle
Y MIU O
WELL EbTAm.lSHrU ) DHt'O hTOltT : flOOE
bculnem , fcouU 1'H-ullon , IJ.500 00 cakh , Imlancc
on time U 1 Hee. YB ! Ol
KOH ItAlM , STOC'K OP OENEIIAL MK'ltCHAN.
dli and t-roctrlet , ulio , ior liulldln ; and
lot hi llr l dim * Ioiulll > . AJJriti , Itox JJt ,
Mead , Nib. 3C-M316 tl *
( Continued )
FOIl 11ENT T11K METHOrOUTAN HOTEL IN
Chejenne , In fine condition , electric llnhtii
IhorouRhly plumbed , bet locution In the city
One block from Union depot. Fifty flrst-olax
room * , fine bur room , furnished ; cool InrbT
hop nd bath rooms , In fact , cverjthlnit neec -
* nrj to H NrM-elnM liotfl Party rrntlnn mutt
purchase furniture llottl doInK geol liuslnesi nt
present AdJreas J W Qrimn. Cicjfnneyo
Y-M > W-O-ll
TO OET IN OH OUT OP Hl'SlSESS OO TO J
J Jlllwon 614 I'lrnt Nnt'l llnrk Y-M141
niiro sToric ron SALE WILL INVOIPK
and discount fO per cent. Wrlto llnrl linns
. Co , Council Illuff" Y-M4JO 23
Toil SlIjK IIKAIi HSTATH.
'AHM LANDS C T HAHHISOV 912 N Y U
HE-9S.V016 *
1T.ACE 11AHOAINS. J2.EOO } 17JTO
< C 000 , see phnton nt 16th and rnrnam. Mono
HIJ J J Olbaon , (14 rirct Nat Hank , Hide
lOt'SES , LOTS. 1'AIIM , ,
Oio P Ilemls Heal P-stnto Co. , Paxtnn lllock
HE- <
_ _
7 PEU CKNT OHOC'S INVESTMENT , 1M-
proved real estate , rental 161' 00 per year ,
price. M.SOO AiMrrss T II Ilee HE M754
.AND THtq * ADJOINING KTTES TO CLOSR
estate , cheap. Chas. E Williamson , ( SIM Heo
lildg UK-OM
AN E1O11T ROOM HOttSE , MODEUN , HAIID
\ \ ooillnlsli \ and lloor In be t portion nf Hnnn
com I'lnce Must be seen tn be appreciated
M J Kennnrd & Son , SoleAKts , 310 Drown blk
K.WO. 40 foot corner lot , S. W.
cor ISth and Izard ,
1100 per acre bn > s 40 acres one mil * nonth ot
Huseri , Hootn 10 , Patterson Illk. HE-M152 O1S
SNAPS , SO ACHES 12 MILE1' N W . $3 SOO.
I acres 4 blocks from Ilenson motor , JCOO 00.
8"i neres south of State fair grounds J3 SOO
SxlV ) feit near 121 & Cumins ft , enl > loonoo
Corner on Tarnnm Bt , near 40th St , J700 00
To exchange 111) ) acre * 10 mllei north of Omilia
P. O for clear Improved property
JOHN N rnL'NZBH , Opp P O
HE-M13
roll SALE , SE con yiTii AND PAHNAM ,
se eor Park nvc nnd llleknrv. aw cor 16lh
nnd llorrns , ISO acres In ItulTnlni , 43 ? nrrps
In Knnx P , this an 1 all other prnpcrt } nnned
b > Nebraska Sitv IHKH nnd E rchatiRe hank vvlll
b * > sold at a low prlco Wm 1C Pollor He-
colv er HE ! D3
1\VO fi-IlOOM COTrACJE1 ? f.O IT rilOVT 10
blocks north of P O , cheap D2I So Sfth Ave
HE-28S-14 *
" . TT ONE-H Mr HLOrK PHOM MOTOK , ON
paved Btreel , J37S ft ) Illj ; bargain
Ueslrnlilo residence lot on Davenport St. , vilthln
vvnlkliiK distance flne Mnde , J70100 AVI1I
fuinlih mnne > t" > build hon te
' room house on paved street one block from
Exposition Krounds In excellent repair , 11 2V100
'Ine li < litl > hit south nf Hnnirnm park , J3M Ci )
Ileaiitlful modern s-room liousi * hard iv irnl
flnl h reception hall east frontaee , on hlch
Bround near 33d and DodRO Kit , worth J6r > c)1 W ,
price J3 000 00
The above are samples of nmn > burcilns WP can
now offer " > 0 bnuses on mnnlhlspn > nients
Pill and examine nhotoKrnph
I'IDELITY TIUThT POMP \NY ,
Tlrst TI-Kir New York Life Hide.
n H Pnjne President
II II Harder ei-relnry HE MM3 . .D
! IX ROOM rOTTAOR. MIAMA RTRKirP 1 TVt
Will take vacant hit for firnt pivm"iit. Inlmre
J1100 mnnthb One In So Oiinlm , } 1 250 Oft
W L Selhj , 334 Clnmlier of Commerce
RE-331 27
1 ROOM COTTVO15 AND LOT WF.RT OF Ex
position urriunds nrail > new for $ t7 > $150 ra h
ind monlhlv pavmenl1 * of $10 on Inlince
llron R llastlntri S12 o 14lh St RE M401
SIIOHT1IVM ) AM ) TYI'niVIUTIVG.
A C VAN S VNT'S SCHOOL 613 N. Y. LITE
450
AT OMMIA UUS COLLEGE 1TII & DOUOL VS
OMAHA SIIOHTHVND AND TYPLwuTIVQ
College Mojd's theater < SCO O-ll *
LOST.
LIOHT HAY HOHSE 7 YEARS : WEIP.HS
about 10"0 rather thin and hldi biekbone Re-
vvird for return to 1718 Ciss St , Ormln.
I.o t M1 G
LOST , P.HITN CAPE , AT 11TII AVD T\HN\M
Sts , Thur dij eve Heturn to Tien olllre
Lost-M300 27'
"
LOST AK-SAUOIEN' QASTLE "oiF RPltlICT
nr ttold emmil vireith pin fornet me-nots
and pmrls Rcnird 1218 Harnov st
LOST 32.1 25
wtincs.
COt'PHPS P\HIOH PPRNN
ture to order , repaired. 1G03 Leavenw'h ; til 1535
453
I'ACKI-.I ) .
M S WALKIN. 2111 CUMINQ. TEU 1331.
453
DRESSMAKING , MISS STURDY , 4301 nun-
cJettc K23 O 6
TVPKWIllTUllS.
TONS Or ENERGY WOULD BE SAVED DAILY
If evcrj operator used the llKht running Dens-
moie 1C12 rarnsm St. Om > ha 451
P WVMlKOlCmiS.
H. MAROWnZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 ST.
452
PATENTS.
s Co , Attorneyg-
PATENTS aml Patent Ex
perts , lice llullJlner ,
Omnha , Njb Branch office at Washington.
D C. We make rilCr. EXAMINATIONS anil
aid Inventors In Belling their Inventions. Send
for free Ailvlco and Talent IJook.
I * ATini TS procured ny C A , SNOW i
_ / \ . a J'JOA
LOCOi \VmhliiKton. D. O.
mii2 EXAMINATION and ndvlcc. No attor
ney's fee before patent No clnptrup offer of
prizes or promise of u < lJrneallh out eirulent.
forvnrd advlca nncl falthfn' i-rvlc
NOTICE TO CONTKACTOlS
llldi for the stuff and pi ister work on
the AKilcultur.il building will be iccelvecl
until r > o'clock , Thuisday. September ,50th
Pimm and * peclllentlons c-nn be seen nt the
olllee of the superlntcndi'iit , loom fill , I'.tx-
ton block T. I' . KIHKENnVLL.
lKi Grd-5 & niclg Hept. . Trunsmlsslsslpp
& International Exposition
I > pm er. Culo
radii t tali , C-illforniu ,
llluk Hills. Muntana
and Puifit iviunel , 4 35pm 4.03 pm
Llneiiln I.jcal 7 03 pm 7 43 pm
lyiuiiiln Fast Mai ) j-55 pm " 11 J ) am
1 Dill ) except hiindi )
CHICAGO. HUHLINGTON S.
ejulncy Railroad "l ho liurl-
InKton Houtf" Tkket Oltlct ,
1'oj raimm Street 1peplnne |
250 Depot , lentil und Mueon
Streets , 'lilt phone , U" )
Lenve Arrive
1 Oi pm 7 53 nm
9 4S mil 4 14 pm
7 53 pm 7 55 um
" 11 t ) inn C 10 put
2.W pm
Blind i >
KANHAS Cll'Y. ST JObEI'll
" „ Council llluffB Railroad
'Tho KurllnKton RoulB '
Ticket Oilloe , 1M2 Farnum
n i Street Telephone 250 Depot ,
Hfl iR nmlianil Muton Streets lei-
IIUUID
( jiiiunt , 12
Leave Arrive
KanK-ca elty Day Ex . 9.0i am C 10 pm
KanHUK Cll > Msht Ex 10.00 pm CJOani
CIIICAaO HOPIv ISLAND A.
Puclllo Hallrcud "ihe Great
Huck Uland Hoiiu' city
Tlikel Ortlce 1J23 Parnam
Street Telephoni. 428 Dipot ,
Trnth and Mason Streets
Telephone , 128.
Leave Arrive.
Chleaiw und bt Paul
Veatllmle 1 Expre > 4:5) : pm 1.13 pm
Llnctln ColiiriclD Sps > ,
Pueblo Denver icnd
vvi i 1.55 pm 4 05 pm
Chi AR-i Des Molnes and
Itict liland 7.0 > pro 8.15 are
Atluntlu Eipresi for
Des M.nne8 und east
ern p < lnts 7.W ( am 5 35 pn.
L'nrotn Falrbury and
Uclkville . . > 5.IS pm " 1 ,4) nm
Dilly Dally except Sunday.
WAIlAfeH RAILROAD-TICKET OFFIl | J , UU
Farnam Strc'Ol Telejihone Ki Depot , Icnlh
and ilaju-i blrre'U Itlephone , 17i
Leave Arrive
St I uii Caiinon Hall'
Kxpi 'LJOpm ' 11.3V am
Dally.
11
PAUL. MINNE-
-Omaha Hallway
tlen rnl oinces , Nebraska Dl-
\lsclon , Fifteenth and Webster
streets cttv Ticket oillce.
14)1 Fnrnam Strett Telephone
CCt Depot Fifteenth nnd * Aeb lcr Streets Tele
phone 111 !
Ix-ave. Arrive
'loux City Accommoln 8 V ) am 8 2" > pm
Uoux Clt > Accommodn 9 5) am 8.25 pm
Hair Emerson Sioux _
City Ponca llartlng.
ton nnd Hloomtleld . , "A W pm ! ! : ! nm
h ux Plt > xrSnkilo. St
Paul Minneapolis . BilS pm 9:10 : nm
Dally Dall > cxcept.Sunday. , * Sunday
JFHEMONT. ELKHORN K.
Missouri Valley Rall a > Gen
eral Oincra. United Ststes Na.
tlonal Hank HulldlnR , Sautn *
vvc t Corner Twelfth nnd Fnr-
nnm Streets Tliktt Oillce ,
1401 Fnrnam Street. Telephone Ml Depot.
Fifteenth nnd Webster Streets Telephone , 14iS
L nvc. Arrive
lllack Hills Peadvvood
nrd Hot prlnR9 . 3 00 pm 6 00 pm
W > omlni ; Casper and
Douglas 3 00 pm 5.00 jim
York David
Clt > Superior Geneva ,
Exeter and Sewird. . . i" 3 M pm Wpm
Norfolk * Ac t Point nnd J" : CO am ' 10 2i nm
Fremont * 3 00 pm 5 00 pm
Lincoln , Wnhoo and 7.50 am " 10 23 am
Fremont * 3.M pm 5 00 am
Fremont Locul 7:5 : nm
Dall > Dilljr except Sunday , "Sundiy
on ! ) Dally except Snlunln ) . Dally
except Mondiy
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAIL
roicl General Olllces. United
States National Hnnk llullcl-
InK , S W Corner Twelfth
ami Fnrnnin Streets Ticket
Office , 1401 Farnam Street.
Teltphonc. Depot Fifteenth and Webster
btreots Telephone , 1458.
Leave. Arrive.
loux City Mnnknto , St
Paul , Minneapolis 6:15 : pm ' 9110 nm
Dally.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST ,
ern Hallway City Ticket
Oillce , 1431 Farnam btreet
Ttlephcme , CGI Depot Tenth
nncl Mason .Street. Telephone
12S.
Leivo. Arrive.
Ils ourl Vnllcy Slcux
City St Paul nnd
Minneapolis E 40 nm MOMS pm
Missouri Valle ) Sioux
Clt > . . . . 7-30 nm 9.03 pm
Jcnlson , Carroll , Wall
Lnke 7 30 am 9 05 pm
'iMern Express , Des
Mo nes M inhilltnvvn
Cedar Rapids Chi UKO " 10 43 mil 4:10 : pm
Mlantlr Fljer , Chicago
and East 4:43 : pm 4 10 pm
a t Mail , ChlciKU to
Omaha 3 ID pm
MI'Fourl Vclle > , bloux
City St Paul Mlnne-
Hpolls Llmltel . . . B 'S pm D K am
"tmaha Chli TKO Spiclnl. . 6 30 pm 8:10 : am
Daily. Dal ! ) except bunday
CHICAGO MILWVUICEE .t br
Pniil Hallwas-Clty Ticket
Oillce. 1COI Firmm Stieet
Telephone , 2 1 Depot Tenth
and Mn'on Streets Telephone
12S.
Leave Arrive
Chtcnco Limited Ex. 5 43 pm S.O'i nm
Om ilia nnd Chicago Ex Jl 00 nm 1 M pm
Dally
OMAHA , KANSV.S CITY \t EAbTERN RAIL-
ro icl-Om ihn iV SI Louis R illro 11 " The O 1C
Unite' Ticket Ollice 1411 ! Fnrmm Direct
Telephone 322 Dipnt. "renth and MISOII
Streets Telephone , 12S
L/MVC. Arrive
'atlonnburff , Klrksvllle , . .
Qulnc > Ij5cal . B 40 nm " 10.45 pm
bt I iul > i New York
Limited ! 4:1) pm * 11 :0 am
Dally.
Mrs ot rsr PACIFIC RAILUOAD
GcncrAli cjnicert anil iickcl
Oillce Merrhtints National IJa ik
Hull llnir 12-M i iiniiin siieit
TelephonerlOl. Depot 1-lfteenth
un 1 Wtbsfer'btrfi-is Tclepionc ,
HoS
/ Leave Arrive
Kansas'Pltj. . St l iuls
mil southern points. . . , 3.0Ti pm 12 r3 pm
Kansas City Expiess . S.M pm 6 20 nm
1 t Crook & Union L1..I' " 9 W pm 7 00 am
Dally
IN10N PACIFIC "THE OVER-
laud Jloutc" Gc'tierul olllces. N
U. Curncr-IDiMi and | I'armnv
Street * CltySTlckrl Oillce. ISO !
Fainam Street Telephone , * 31C. *
Depot. Tenth nnd Mason btrcets
TcUpione , 12Sl
l eave Arrive
"The Overland * T.lmlled" >
for Denver Salt 1-akc.
1'aclllc coast , and all
western points . . . . . 8 20 am 4.43 pm
Fist Mall triln for
Denver.cnlt Lake
Pacific cost and all
western points . . . . . 4 03 pm * 10 20 am
shurrExprc :1.1 : ! " W pm " 3,0pm
Grand Isl md Express . . G 3 > pin 3 oO pm
Djlls. " DallJ except Sunda > .
Council Uluffs I cal Leives. n 40 n in ; C SO n
m , 7 30 a in ; 8 23 n , m : 10.45 a m ; * IS
p m 4.30 p. m ; G.Wi p m Arrives. 0 20 n. m .
7 20 a in ; 8 n m .3 23 a in , 11 30 a. m . 3 10 p
in , 5 40 P in , 3 03 p m , 10.45 p in
pobrorrirn
( Should bo read DAILY by all Interested ,
us Umnscs may occur at any tlmo )
Foreign m itlf for the week ending Oc-
loh T 1 , W ! , will clo = ( PROMPTLY In all
CHSCS ) nt the General I'ostolllce as follows.
I'AHOl-LS POST MAILS CLOSE ONH
HOUK nAULIEIl than closing time shown
lielovv.
TriuiHUnnllo InilM.
WEDNESDAY At 7 a in ( supplementary
0 a. m ) for EUUOl'l * . per s. s P.irls * ,
via Southampton ( letters for Ireland imibt
lie directed "per Paris" ) ; nt 0 n m for
UBLCilUM direct , per1 ? s SoutlnvarU , vl i
Antwerp ( lette-rs must lie directed "per
Southwark" ) : at 9 a. m. ( supplementary
lO.W a. m. ) for EUIIOI'B , per s. s Majes
tic * . vl e Queenstovvn.
THUUSDAY At 4M : : a. in. for EUROPE ,
per s. . IC.il er Wllhclm der Grosse , via
Plymouth nud Bremrn ( letters must be
directed "per KilscrVllhelm der
Grobse" ) ; nt 5 SO a m. for EUROPE , per
s s Columbia * , vli Pl > mouth , Clie'tiourt ;
and Himburj , ' : .it S a tn. for NETHER
LANDS direct , per s s Edim , via Am-
stcrdim ( letters must bo directed "per
SATl'llDAY-At ' C 30 .1 m. for TRANCE
SWITZERLAND , ITALY. SPAIN. I'OR-
TtIG\L TtTRKEY , EGYPT nnd I1RITISII
INDIA , pc r s s Li Chiimuimif * , % H
Havre ( le tens for othei parts of Europe
must bo dlierted "per La Ch.imp.iRne' )
at G " , D a. m for EUROPE , per t h Lu-
c.iuli * . vl.i Queenstovvn ( letters for
l'i uice , Switzeiland , Italy. Spain , Portu-
K l Tuikcj. I3if > pt and British India mtiHt
be' ( line-till "per Lucanla" ) ; at 8 a m
for NETHERLANDS direct , per s s
Spmrmliim. via Rotterdam ( letters must
be directed 'per Spiarndam" ) , at 8 a infer
for GENOA , pi i t. H Aller ( letteis iniint
bo dlnrted "per Allot" ) ; at 11 n. in for
NORWAY dlltet , par s : B Amu II ; i ( lotturs
must bo directed ' 'per AincrlUa" )
PRINTED MAT ! ER , ETP German steamers
silllnR on Tui-BdnjN take Printed Matter cte
for Oirmnny , and bpecUHy Addresccd Prlntei !
Matter eti , for otlm inns of Europe A inert
can and White Star strainers onVednenl u
Herman steamers on Tbuit ( | s and Pun ird ,
Fivmh and Germ in Bleimfrs on Silurdays
take Prlntid Matter , etCj for all coiintrlta for
vvlilch they HIO nd\ertHei"nT > cnrr > nnil
After the cloblnit nf the , , tviuuleimnlury TransAtlantic -
Atlantic MalU named iiiiltf/neldlllonul tupple-
mcntary malls arc opened on the piers of the
American , I nillsh , French nnd Herman steam-
crs , anil lemnln open until v\lth 'Ian Min
utes of the hour of tnljlnsif bte.inur
> lnllp > Icir Soulli aiiitpnlriilincrlen
\\CHl lllllll-N ,
MONDAY At " 3 p m for IlELI'/.E
PUERTO COUTH/ and GUATEMALA
per strainer from New Orli'aiiB
TUESDAY-At U m for HRAX.IL , per H. B
Am , ill ) , \la PernnmbUrU 'iincl ' Santoa ( let
ters for North Unu'llmjisi be directed
"per Amalll" ) ; at * * S iv m. for COSTA
RICA , per steamer from Now Orleans , at
! > p in for JAMAICA , .per steamer from
lo ; '
WEDNESDAY-At 1 p jn. for CtTlA. per
B K OrUab.i , via Ilavuua.
THURSDAY At . ' M n m for PORT AN
TONIO. per steamer from Philadelphia
at 10 u m ( supplementary It a. in ) foi
CENTRAL AMERICA ( except Costa
Rica ) and SOIT11 I'ACIPIC PORTS , per
s H Finance , via f'ulun ( lettern for
Otiiitemula must be directed "per I'ln-
uuce" ) , at 10 n m for BANTIAUO DE
CUHA , per H p Hun Aiicjustlii ( letters for
Venezuela and Colombia must be directed
"per Han Auguitln" )
PRIDAY-At 2 JO a m for NEWFOUND
LAND , per s H Siberian , from Plilladel-
phlu
SATURDAY-At 9 30 n m ( nupplcmentary
10 n m ) for ST TIIOMAH. BT CROIX
LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD 1SL\NDS
per > a Madluno. ( letters for Grenada
Trinidad and Tob.if.o must de dlrectei
"per Mudlann" ) , ut 10 a in ( ( unplemen-
tary 10 M a. m ) for roUTUNB ISLAND
JAMAICA. 8AVANILLA und GREY
TOWN per H s AltfKhuin ( letler for
Costn Rica mupt be dlitctcd "per Alle
Krany" ) at 10 u in ( supplemental 10 SO
a in ) for HAITI \Ii Pnrt an Prince
Petit Ooive and Jfrt'r | < > il j ( MtTII \
GENA p r K A i' i 'J > n m So
CAMPFCIIP CIIIM1 * " \II\SCO I one
YUCATAN , pei B a. iuinuri ( ttteia for
ricK * \oTicn.
( Continued. )
other parti of Mexico nnd for Cuba mint
be directed 'pt-r Ytnnurl" ) , nt < : * 0 p in.
for ST IMERHE MIQUELON , per
steamer from North Sydney.
tails for Newfoundland b > rail to Halifax nnl
thence by steamer close nt this office dull ) at
8 JO p m Mall * for Mln.ueon ! bj rail to lien-
ton and tltence b > steamer elo e nt this office ,
dnllv at TO p m MalM for Cuba cl < e at thl *
olllc-c dally at 7 r > > n in , for forwarllni ; by
sleimers fnlllnc ( Mondijs and rhtirn'nss ) from
Port Tampa Fli letter mill * for Mexico City ,
overland , unless jperlallj nd tre'jed for ill-
pitch b > steamer clo'e at Ihls olllee dallv nt
12 in . paper innlls nt 6 n m "lleglslcred mall
clones at 6.00 p m prevlou * day.
Triinn.Pnclilc Inlln.
tails for Cli'nn , Japan and Hawaii , per
City of IVUIiiR ( from San rraticl'co ) ,
clo-ifl here daily up to September ICth ut
6,10 p m Malls for Hawaii , per s. *
Australia ( from Snn Krancl co ) , cloo
hero dallv up to September CTth at d 30
P m Mulls for Cblnn and Jniian ( l poil-
lally ndclres < > il only ) , per Eiupre-ss of
India ( from Vancouver ) , close bore dally
up U > October 'Mill ut 0 30 i > tn. Malls for
Australlv ( except tbo'e for West Au--
tr.Ulu ) . which are forwarded Europe ,
New Zealand , Hnvvall , 1'IJI and Srtmoan
Inlands , per P. s Monnn ( from San li in-
rl co ) eiloso liero dally up to October
"Sth nt T .to a in . IV n m nnd 6.3) p in.
( or on arrival nt New York ot H * . Cam-
pinla with Hrlllflhmails for Austrullit ) .
MnllH for China and Jap in , pei s. s Vic
toria ( from Tncoina ) , tlo c here dally up
to October " 10th at ( i 30 p in Malls for
Australia ( except West Austrilla ) , New
Zealand , Hawaii and njl Islands , per s n
Mlovvera ( from Vane-over ) , close hero
dally after October Sth nnd up to October
llth at G 30 p m Malls for the Society
Islands , per ship City of I'apoltl ( from
San Francisco ) , clr.se hero dally up to
October lith at G ' 0 p in.
Trans-Pacific null * arc fonvnidcd to port of
nalllUK < lalb nnd the ccheelulc of closliiK la
arrnnued on the pre uiiiptlon of their unin
terrupted overland transit Retil tereicl mall
clcttcs at G 0) p m prcv Icius da )
'o totllce New York , N. Y , September 21 ,
1S97CORNELIUS VANCOTT , Postmaster.
M \\DOI.IN ntm\Mi : .
I'tio Love OITcrlnir ( if Mil Vnu-rloilll to
u Plll-lsllm Model.
In the vvlnilow of a Chestnut street pawn-
irokcr , relatet ) the St. Ixiuls Hcpubllc , Is n
namlolln that would attract attention ony-
vhcro because of Its peculiar construction ,
n shnpo It conforms to the conventional
lues of the ordinary Instrument ot Us kind
t Is In the- material of Itn construction that
t differs. Instead of the body buliiK niudo ut
wood , as Is the usual case. It Is entirely of
glahs An far ns Is known It Is the only one
of the kind In existence , and , of course , It
came from Paris , vvhero the most skilled
artisans lu the world can turn out almost
anything that man can design or think of
Iho sclicmu of decoration Is claboiatc and
beautiful The design Is Intricate , and
mist have required Inflnltu labor and
lalus.
It was pawned by a Frenchman whoso
lame IK unknown , and the tlmo for which
ho loan was made has long expired , so that
.hero Is no probability that he will return
'or It. When he pawned the mandolin he
old the proprietor part of Its history , a
ilstory tint lircithes of glorious Paris lovely
women and Infatuated yomitf men Accord-
ng to his stoiy , the creation of tlic Instru-
nent ante-dates the present by bomo six
years. There was at that time a young
woman In the Latin Quartlcr known as Mar-
; .tret Grant. Despite her English name , ahe
lad been born and ie-aied In Paris She wab
losing for some ot the moic Important art-
sts , and spent her spare hours in attending
a dancing school , as she was ambitious to
.shine in btageland ,
A wealthy American came to Paris , and
through some friend , succeeded iln getting
an entree to the htudlos of the students ,
and In some way or other he met the girl
Ills uamo the Frenchman could not remem
ber , but ho fell In love with the girl and
showered on her the gifts that only great
wealth could buy. Through It all the girl
was most dlgulHc * ! and reserved She didn't
wear her heart on her blcovc , and It was not
to bo had for the asking. By and by things
came to such a pibs that ho persuaded her
to leave off studying for the stage and prom
ise to marry him Some me-ddllng fellow ,
who wanted to make trouble , wrote about
the affair to the youth's folks , and the up
shot of It all was that ho biokc off his en
gagement , left Paris , and left Margaret
Grant.
At. first Bho felt heartbroken , but such
Injuries mend easily , and her grief gave
way to recklessness. She announced that
on a certain day she would meet Invited
friends lu one of her friends' studios and
there sell to the highest bidder all of the
presents she had received from the Ameri
can. The mandolin was among them. She
wa > 3 a musician to nor linger tips , ami could
draw- forth sweutc'st music from any Instru
ment bhe touched. Ho had the mandolin
made for her , and as It was necessary to
make a special mold. It cost him a pretty
penny. They had to imko several casts before -
fore they succeeded In getting the body of
the Instrument out In perfect condition
Anyway , at the sale the Frenchman bought
the mandolin for some ridiculously low price
50 francs or thereabouts Ho was at that
tlmu studying ait In the Quatticr , and later
ho came to American and drifted westward.
Prosperity did not meet him In St. Louis ,
and ono by one his possesblons melted away ,
At last the only remaining article ho had
on which lie could ral o n dollar was the
mandolin , and dear though It was to him
on account of Its associations , the pangs
of hunger arc sharper than memories , and
ho parted with It. To the old pawnbroker
ho told the sto'y.
The pawnbroker listened attentively , gave
one look at tbo Instrument , and muttered
Only $3 on It ; not another cent. " And the
Frenchman pocketed tlio three one-dollar bills
and left the shop.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Lasatlvo llroino Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund thu money if It falls to
curp. 25c.
AM ) TIII : n\M PLVVII ) o\ .
Slcirj ( if n Flit Mini , a 'I'III it Man mid
miliNinl Mnti-li.
Ho was a largo , red-faced man , who had
doubtless made In his time quite a roll of
money from some such reflulng occupation
as sausage grinding Ho came forward ami
took a front seat at one of Mr Sousa's after
noon concerts at Manhattan beach , rotates
the Now York Telegram When ho removed
his h-.t It was seen that his hair consisted of
a discouraged looking frlugo that stretched
from ear to ear across the back of Ills fat
neck Ills evident CMSO and confidence
seemed to Irrltnto the thin , dyspeptic man
who sat with his sallow-faced wlfo In thu
scat Just behind , and when he drew foith a
large , black cigar the couple looked
nervously at each other. It was plain that
they did not approve of tobacco In any
form ,
The largo man calmly and deliberately
chewed off the end of the cigar and pat
out the small black tip.
The thin man and his wlfo exchanged
nervous glances of distress.
Then began the tedious search for a
match Every pocket was gouo through ,
carelessly first , aud then moro slowly and
anxiously ,
The thin man and his wlfo began to take
heart ; they wcro hoping against hope , as It
were
Plinlly , a grimy disreputable ) looking
mated' was fished out from some forgotten
corner. The largo man's face lightened up ,
while the faces ot the thin couple grew
gloomy again
Slowly and with Infinite care the fat man
draw the match across the wooden scat It
crackled , spluttered , and then the broken
head Hew away on the floor Quickly the
fat man readied for It. but It burned his
fingers and ho dropped U , and It died out
oven as the light and the hope and the Joy
died out of his large , rod fat face
The thin man and hla wife were now
covertly smiling
The fat man aat a fovv moments , seemingly
bowed down under the weight of his
misfortunes Then ho suddenly twisted
around and looked to see If there was not
some good , kind , sympathetic soul near
who would lend him a match. The thin
man was the only one In eight. Ho leaned
over to him and sale )
"Havo you a match ? "
"No , " was Iho reply.
The fat man turned about In his neat.
He loiKad thoughtfully for a moment al
the cigar In his hand , sighed deeply , and
then thrust It back Into his pocket
The thin man and hU wife smiled
'Iho band played enl
l > ruKglstii know Dr lUvU' Anti-Head
ache Is best , ot all headache remcdle *
WHENCE COMES ALASKASABLE
Oatohy Title by Which the Fur of the
Common Skunk is Known.
HOW THE ANIMALS ARE BRED
A Prolllnlili- mill CnmliiK : I
( loiul suinn inrili r.lwrht ?
IJiH'li "M'rroi'j In the
lIllNlllfKI ,
All persons vho lm\o nny practical ac
quaintance with the business of fimntiifi
skunks nro requested to communicate ulth
ho Ueinrtment of Agriculture. Tint InsH-
utlon 1ms been beset lately with nnpoah
or Informntlon on the subject , sn > s the
31obo-leinocrat , and Its scientific cxpc'ts
nek sntlsfaotory dnt.i on which to b.iao re
plies They ha\e trltd to Ret facts from
sc\cral concerns now eiiRiRed In thin In
teresting occupation , but there seems to be
a lot of injstcry about It. Those \\lio are
n It tlnd It so prolltnlile , appnrentl } , thtt
they do not want to offer any luduiomtvit
or help to nosslblo competitors. What they
know they prufcr to keep to thcmsohes
Ne\orthcless , the skunk-farmlnt ; iiulnstr >
3 a Krowlng Imhiutrj In this countr > The
< l.rrnnd ( for pelts is far Rrentur Mi.in the
supply anil prices are correspondingly good ,
rho latest quotations for skunk skinn niako
: liein worth 80 cents aplecoholcsilc , for
'black , prime , cased " This Is for 'he 111 at
quality , the fur being all black and the skin
nirml by turning It Inside out and drying
1 on a board White skins arc wor'h 10
cents ; "full striped" ( a white stripe running
clear down the back ) , 25 LOUIS , and "halt
striped , ' ' 4B cents
Skunk skins are one of the biggest Items
, n the fur market. Tliu ) go under the nt-
.ractho name of "Alaalin sible ' It H not
jelle\ed that there are ninny skunks in
MasKa the latitude being too high for them ,
jut a eood man ) thousands of the pelts aru
taken In the Hrltlsh posseislons , passing
through the hands of the Hudson Haj coin-
lany Aaat number of lailles' mulTB are
nado of this kind of fur. which frequently
Is passed oft for that of the big. long-haire 1
Abyssinian moukc ) . Furriers ha\o speclil
methods for getting rid of the peculiar
cflluvlum , but sometlmca In a warm room a
muff or boa ot "Alaska sable" "duclops"
unpleasantly.
1'HOriTS OP THU BUSINESS.
Ulghty cents apleco mn > not &eem aeo
lilgh wholcsado prlcu for the best skunk
skins , but the profit in the fanning btihlnexs
referred to lies mainly In the fact that It
nxoUes no expense woith mentioning The
most birrcn land Is suitable for the purpose
fenced In , and the animals may be fed on
offal. Mnn > people luuo n notion that hkunk
farms are like frog farms In one respect-
namely , that the ) 1mo no existence In fiet
nils Is a mistake Krog farms , so fie
quently written up In the newspapers , are
ln\arinbly figments of the repot toilal Imag
Inatlon , the Depirtmcnt of Agilculture , with
agents , all o\er the countrj his tried \alnl >
to nnd one Hut there nro quite a numbet
of actual skunk farms In operation One of
these Is itin by a fur company neat ltlmc\
X. V Another was started not long ego b\
some butchers In New Jorscj , who bought
n big patch of rocky and otherwise worth
less land , Inclosed it nnd stocked It wiih n
few health ) skunks , lca\ing them to do the
rest That Is one of the beauties of skunk
farming It requires almost no attention
The company of butchers aforesaid feeds Its
stock with refuse from the abattoir , which
costs them nothing. The little nnlmals are
by no nicins hard to mamge. being as tam
able as kittens In fact , the Mephitis Amer
icana Is lemarkablo for its lack of fear of
man This may be duo In part to Its conn
ilonco in its own weapon , but It will never
use this except under great pro\oration In
other words , It must bo badly frightened or
actually hurt. It seeks the neighborhood
of humin habitation. The little shotted
skunks are often kept as pets , by miners In
the far west , the undesirable glands being
cut out.
One point which the government experts
want to ascertain Is how the skunk farmers
kill their stock. Old trappers say that n
skunk will no\cr gl\o vent to Its pecullai
secretion If Us back Is biokeu by a quick
blow , The reason for this doubtless Is that
the rear i irt of its body Is paraljzcd by such
n blow. On the other hand , It Is known that
the most Instant death by shooting , e\en If
the animal's hold bo blown off , will not
t > rovcnt the use of the function.
MEDICAL QUALITIES.
Valuable uses are found nowadays-for the
most noxious things Some of the most
precious medicines are deadly poison. So It
Is not surprising to learn that the peculiar
secretion ot the skunk Is a remedy for
asthma. A story Is told by the naturalist
Aiidubon of an asthmatic clcrg > man who
procured the glands of a nkiink and kept
thorn corked In a smelling bottle , to be ap
plied to his nose when s > mptoms of his com
plaint made themsehes manifest Ho bo
ilovod that he had discovered a specific for this
distressing malady , but on one occasion he
uncorked his bottle In the pulpit and drove
the congregation out of church. Of course , In
a case of this sort , It Is a question of Indi
vidual choice between the remedy and the
disease
H Is rather an Interesting Tact that the
skunk and the mink are 1/10 only true fur-
beailug animals that ha\o e\er been semi
domesticated. Minks have been bred for their
skins in bo-called mlnkerlcs , just as Is being
done with the skunks In what might be
termed skunkurles. Skunk and mink hoUi
belong to the family of mustelldae In thK
family arc Included all of the animals which
are classified In a btrlct sense as fur-h irlng
Among them are the ermine , the marten , the
weasel , the woherlne , the badger , the sable
the otter , the ratel of Africa and India , the
tajra of South America , the tclcdii or bti--
rotting badger of Ja\a , the sea ottoi , the
sand badger of India , Assam nnd Thibet , the
Iconyc of South Africa , and the "flbher" of
North America.
The Ictonjx of South Africa Is said to bo
as offcnsUe as the skunk bc-Iug provided
with similar glands TUP fur of the llshei
or "pccin , " Is extremely \nlunblc , being
w01 th $8 a skin Hut the pelt of DIP Better <
otter Is by far the most valuable In the
world , a good specimen fetching $200 It
seems \cry odd that the fur seal snould not
bo classed us a fur-bi-aring animal , belli , ;
outside of the muMelldae but It Is a fact
that a beast must bo bonic relation to a
skunk In order to enjoy this designation In
the strict sense The rkunk Itself is an ani
mal unknown In the Old World , being ex-
clusUely Amoilcan The genus mephliu Is
found only In North America , while the re
lated genus concpatiirf , also of true nkunko ,
Inhabits tlio southwestern purl of the United
States and extends as far south a > northern
South America.
THK SKUNK AUHA.
There are two species of largo thiinks In
the eastern part of North 'America ' , their dis
tribution extending from Hudson bay to
Florida In the wrat several moro spin h-i
are found all the way from IlrltUh Columbia
to the tablelands of southern Mexico ( Jcn-
erall > speihlng , tho5' Increase In sUe with
the latitude northward , attaining a length
of two and onu-half feet sometimes In Min
nesota. Ilesldoi Uic.so there are about ten
species of umall mottled skunks , which hu\o
no uilun from thn point of > ( ew ot the fur
rier SkutikH are by no means such rare anl-
nialH as Is supposed , and In some parts of thu
country they are \ery numerous. Doubtless
they would bo a tcrloiu post weru U not that
they are killed by man ater : > opportunlt )
They srern to bo rather ntupld little boasts ,
and It is easy to trap them by means too
obvious to dcccho a fox Koxcs , by thu way ,
are cry fond of their flesh and will BUIIH-
tlmes cat them when they liavo been caught
in traps
Tanners make a great mistake In killing
iikunkH , as thedo whenever they get a
chHiicu because they aie most beneficial iinl-
inals fiom the point ofe.v \ nt the agricul
turist They live chlufly upon Insects , fating
great numbers ot grasuhoppers and InjurloiiH
beetle's They also devour quantities of mien
In these ways they do an amount ot good
which U not offset to any serious extent bj
the occasional lobbery of a lion roont They
oat worma , snails and tometlmea email fruits
Not long ago a South Carolina man wrote to
the U < i > artmcnt \grlcultura complaining
that hla melon patch had been ravaged by
skunks many watermelon * and imiskmclons
bolng < iarlly eaten ; but thu expcrls though
tlut thin was a ver > dubious utory Hivurj
states of th union to uncourago the kll'ini ' ,
of skuukii , uitor bounties wiiiih uiiV acrvu to
Afford Inducements < o the breeding of thos *
crcMluren for their sculps.
HAntT3 Of TUB ANIMAL.
The skunkj Is chiefly nocturnal In his nib *
Its , prowling for foot ! In the dark , though
It Is often tern Abroad In the chjtlmo. Itj
Iho northern psrt of Its rangeU hibernate *
to * some extent. It lives In a burrow , which
runs near the surface of flit ground for
distance of sK or ekht feet , ending In it
chamber lined with leaves , where from flvol
of fifteen 'cidlv ( duals are huddled together In
winter The aulmnl Is quite prolific , eight
or ten > oung being ptoduced h > the fenulo la
MayA small quantity of the peculhr secretion ,
eeen under the microscope , looks like water
with masses of gold floating In It H U mild ]
: o bo phoiphorescrnt at night giving out a
um'iious ' glow when emitted b > the anlmnl.
The flesh nf the skunk Is eiten bj some
Indian tribes The blto Is understood to
jo very dangerous producing hvdrophoblA ,
nit this Is disputed It has been alleged that
oven aer > little of the secretion , comliiK
Into contact with the ejo nf imn or dog ,
will eause blindness , but thlfi Is disproved
by an adventure which on one occanlon hc
fell t government naturalist ot the writer's
acquaintance He found a skunk In a trap
unexpectedly , and a discharge of Iho fluid
lit him fuM In the face , entering one ot hli
Ocs. He suffered greit pain , but thcra
was only i temporary .ntUmmatlon , plenty
of water being applied. '
This nnturallst had n pet skunk which
followed him wherever ho went. They use I
o visit a meadow which abounded with
grasshoppers , nnd there ' Meph" would stuff
ilmself to his limrt'B content When so
iinall that ho could sc.iivol > todddlc about ,
10 never hesltited to tnekle thu largo and
; > owcrftil beetle known as tht. "horned bug , "
and got many snnrt nips for his nudiclty.
Attci ho had learned to handle them with
Impunity. IIP ventured to attack mice Thlt
gentleman sajs that he his enttMi skunk flesh
lollcd , rrxisted , fried and frlciPsetd , and h
asserts that an > thing more toothsome In the
way of meit Is Inrd to get.
Arnold's llromo Colerj cures headaches.
lOc , LTic nnd COc All dtugglsts
iinuoi > or TUP. IM. vein : .
\otlllilc limlniu-CH of Solf-Siu-rltli-o In
Yellow fever has developed the vvorld'i
greatest heroes nnd heroines , relates tha
Atlanta Constitution
Out of the horror , misery nnd terror of an
epidemic ot the diead disease there havn
come characters whose sublime acts of eour-
age and heroism will over bo remembered.
The fever which Is now causing a panic In
the south recalls to mind thu gt-catcat
epidemic In our history In 1S78
During that epidemic thousands ot pcopla
died , entire cities weio depopulnted , some
of the fairest of southein cities almist
tilotted from the imp and the whole south ,
wis demoralbcd The epidemic ragcil
fiercest In Memphis and It was In this city
that the greatest acts of bravery were dls-
plajul
The most touching example of heroic de
votion to duty nnd absolute indlRercncu to
fear in helping the people ho lovc'd , Is fur
nished In the nets of joung Herbert Ljn-
drum , a brother ot ] ) r W. W Laniltuni ,
pastor of the That Haptist church In this
city. Herbert Lnndrum was ono of Iho
martjrs of Journalism , who went to their
death during that famous plague at Memphis ,
because they vvcto too bravo to leave their
posts
Young Landrum chcei fully give his life In
trjlng to save young Jeff Davis , thu sou of
the president of the confi-di'iaty At that
tlmo Laudrum was iltj editor of the Memphis -
phis Avalanche. When the epidemic broks
out at Memphis ho was , at Nashville icport-
Ing a democratic convention. Ho left at
once for home , nnd during the test of llfo
never left the city of death and desolation.
Though but 20 > eais of age , ho was atnonjj
the brightest newspaper men of thu coun
try. He hid dlsplajed iare ability ni.il
talent In his work and had won a flue reputa
tion as a writer. Memphis at that time hail
a population of 15,000. This was reducril
by flight to 15,000 , and strict quarantines
stopped the exodus or the cits would hnva
been deserted. Of the in , 000 left In the city ,
5,000 had the jcllov. fover. Of the patients ,
1,500 died. Tor weeks the city was shut oft
from the world. Sickness and death wcro
In every house. The pollco force was dis
organized. lllot and outlaw ly prevailed.
nnd added to the alread ) overwhelming ter
ror of the situitlon. Such conditions neces
sarily develop thu best and thu worst In the
human chaiactcr. In this lelgu ot tenor
hundreds who had never dlsplajed any
voiy striking qualities developed mtuies full
of enduring strength nnd courage.
Among the bravest and most active wn
Herbert Lnndrum. Ho would labor all day
at his novvsnaner da 'es ' nnd would sit by
the sldo of some sufTeiing patient all night ,
ministering to wnnts that were noon to end
with death.
Every day hundreds would die. Thomp
son , the noble cdltor-ln-chlef of the Ava
lanche , fell a victim to the dread destroyer.
Other members of the staff died or left the
city. In n few weeks after the beginning of
the epidemic the soung city editor was the
only member of the staff left The printers
had mid or refuged , and only one compos
itor was left. IIo and Landrum swore to
btlck to their posts until death toru them
away. They kept their oath.
It was on a bright September dny that Jef
ferson Davis , Jr. , was touched by the
breath of the disease. Nurses were scarce ,
and the young man's friends had to mil so
him. True to his friends even In times of
greatest danger , Herbert Landrum went to
the bedside of the son of the great man
whom all the south still loves and lionoia ,
though ho Is dead. Tor days Landrum was
by the sldo of his friend. Tlien death cnmo
and relieved thu devoted watcher. All this
tlmo ho ( ontlnucd to publish n small dally
paper , In which thoie was no news except of
fever.
The fever , of course , ilalmed Landium.
Ho know that ho would hnvo It when ho
wont to watch by Davis , but ho was not
afraid. He had In his naturu the same
bravo lo > nl ualltles thaqt nude hla father
fumoiib during the long epidemic
Ho was nick but onu da > before ho began
to recover , . In n few days ho WUH able to
go to work. Ho wfiiI bade to his dutlcn ,
and , with the aid of the printer , publlbheil
the "Avalancho. " IIo worked but one day.
Then he i elapsed In u few hours ho was
dead Ho had kept his word Ho died at
his post , the last of the Hlaff
Iho next diy the lompoillor died and the
"Avnlanchu" was pilnteil no more Lindium
could have left the illy an the otheis did ,
but he clioso to stand by b'o pust of dutj
litorgo Landium WUH nnothui biotlui who
gnvo up his llfo for his until Ing devotion to
his friend At the beginning of the out
break ho left MemphlB to carry to Augiihia
the chlldien of Dr Jioggx who Is nun chan
cellor of the stnto university hut who ivaa
then pastor of a I'reslotorlan ebuiih In.
Memphis When ho had landed the children
safe In Augusta ( jcorge Lunchum went buck
to Memphis to help care for thu suffeilng.
When ho arrived at night ho found a man
nnd two women holding a diunkcn cnrousal
In his falhei's house Ho naked thorn what
they wern doing and they t > ald they wura
the nurfccu. Tliu man told him that cvcry-
oiio In the housu was dead but his father
and mother. Ho ordued the drunken trio
from the liouxo and went to nurno his par
ents who afterward reeovi red
The son was soon taken 111 and a fcm' days
after his brother Herbert's death lici died.
Thu nurti's who > > avcd the lives of bun- ,
drods of thu sufferers In that tlmo wura
fallen women When everyone else turned
palo with fenr and weru nimble to hilp >
themselves or others , these women quit
tholr llvis of HUamc and became ministering-
angels Hundreds of them went from every
city lu thu United States to lese or i edema
their llvts In tlio great epidemic They were
the only reliable nuu > tu and they proved to
bo heroines Indued Many of them idled.
None of them over returned to tlnlr : lve |
of ah a mo.
Th fie