TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 0 , 1807.
SPECIAL.NOTICES
AdvcrtlNrinciit" tor tlieso column"
nilI lie Inkcn until IB in. for the
CYPtilntr nnil until 8 p. m. for the
morning nnil Sunday edition * .
Ailrcrllnrr * , liy rpiiucnUnw n. inini-
hcrcit check , can Imve miniver * nil-
dreKHcil t n iniititiurert li-ttrr In cure
of The Ileo. Aumvorn no ililrpH c l
will IIP ilcllvprcil on pri-ncnlntlon of
the chcrk only.
llnti-d , 1 1-Sc a enl nr t lii"crlloM |
Jo n. wonl there-after. SothlnK tnUon
tor leu * tluiii ar.c for the llr t IIIBIT-
ilon. TlicdP iHlvertUunieiit * mut he
run coiiNCi'iitlvcly.
SITUATIONS \VANTKI ) .
BITUATION WANTKOIIV AN
enced m n at elilpplne or billing
of references. AiMrcaa A 7. ce. A-Mlii 10 *
\VA\TI5I1 MAt.H HUM' .
CANVABSnilS TO TAKU OnDKUSiNi\V UNC
of work | no heavy guoils to carry ; tn\nn \ nr
comml.nlon. C. K. Adama Co. . 52 Bo. " ' -
BALESMKN FOU C1OAUS , 1123 A MONTH AND
npciuef ; old firm : experience uiinecenmry.
Induccmt'ltti ! to cudomcrn. C. C. lll hopft
Cfr. SU Uouli. " ' 04
ONE nuNDiinn DOU-AIIS IK CASH. At so
liberal comrnlsiitong , to Rood deputies or orRfin-
ltr . Imperial Mystic Lesion. For partlcu-
lam n < Mres4 Henry C. Akin , supreme regent.
UcCoRue bulldltiff , Omaha. 1I-M4I4 N22
WANTED. CAiti'nN'Tnns , TO icnnt * AUA\
from the Kxpnaltlon ground * until matters nre
settled. Carpenters' Union. U MiOO
WANTED , KOtlll riOAIlMAKEllS. INQUIHU
ot O. D. Qodfrey. Fremont. Noli. ll-MOaq 11 *
WANTirD. TINNnil , STEADY WOIIK FOU
the rbiht man. Acldre * Tlieo J. SU-cn. St.
Paul. Neb. H-M214 9
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WANTUI ) , BAWMMRN TO SHUj C1OAUS TO
dealers ! salary , JSO lo J20) per month ntul
cxiwnsesr pxperlmcp unneceBfnry : I1'1 ' 1" 1
msltlon. The lie Mora Cigar Co. . Hpr tmn > td.
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WANTKD , MKN FOR THH KIXHfDIKlJ. WU
Imvo n Klondike for every mnn that will come
with us nnil cll our full line of choice ntir-
eory stock. toR lher with my fnat m-llhiR ci"-
claltles. \ \ > cnn stnrt you In KOO.I territory.
Vat particular write to Mount Hcpe Nur-
scrlea , I iwrence , Kan. H MZI7 3 *
AOHNTS WANTKD. FOrt HI'HCIAI * UNI5 JU-
vcnlla holiday bookn : new novnltles ; quick
tialci ; biff pr'nlltHJ outllt , 25 cents ; cntnlogue
best Belllnir honks , bibles nnd nlhums free on
application. John W. IllfT & Co. . 110 rind II !
AVatmsli avenue. ChlcaRO. 11 M2I6 9
WANTHD KE.MAI.M 11 KM * .
1M CUniS FOH ALT , KINDS OP WORK ; * 3
to JI ueclc. Canadian Ollice , 1523 Douglas.
C 705
WANTED. OIUI. FOH OENEUA1. HOUSK
work. Apply at 520 South 26th AeniuC - .
C M872
WANTED , OIIU. FOIt OlONEHAn HOUSE ,
woik ; family ot three. Call 2J6 N. 15th at.
C-M3S1 10
WANTKD , AN EXPEIttENCED SECOND G1UU
one willing' to u lst with the cnre of children.
Apply Mrs. \ \ ' . II. McConl. 2201 Ca.'s St.
C-103
GIUU QUNRRAL HOUSCWOnK. QUICK. 2120
& 4 Mnrj-'s Axe. C 101
WANTED , A GOOD OI1U , FOU GENKHAI ,
housework. Apply to 2710 Hownnl st.
st.C
C 223 10 *
WANTED. AT ONCIJ ! COMI'UTENT COOK ,
also houremald. Apply moinlnss at 1122 South
Sd St. C M230 9
roil IIKXT HOUSKS.
IN AM. I'AHTS ) OF TIII3 CITV. THE
O. P. Davis Company , 130 > Farn.un. D " 00
HOUSES. UKNKWA & CO. . 105 N. 13TII ST.-
D 707
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HOUSES. WAM.ACE , HI1OWN 11I.OCK. ir.TH
nnd Douglas. D 70S
CHOICE HOnSES AND COTTAGES ALT , OVER
city. J3 to 573. Fidelity. 1st floor N. Y. Life.
D-709
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HOUSES , COTTAGES .t STOR1'.S. ALT. PARTS
of city. Ilrennan & I/ox-n Co. , 430 1'axton block.
D 710
LARGIT LIST. M'CAGUU. 15TH AND DODOE.
D-711
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. OARVIX IUO3. fi - '
HOUSES , FLATS. . l I-AR'M
D 712
HOUSES FOIt UENT. I1E.MIS I'AXTON ni.K.
D 713
IIOUSF.S. J. H. SHEUWOOD. 423 N. T LIFE.
n 71 *
„ . . HUNT. OIIOICK 12-HOOM DETAOIIKD
modern house. Inaulre 2348 Cnpltol Av nu" .
D 713
MOVING IIOTTSRI1OT.D OOfiim AND PIANOS.
Om. Van .t Stornse Co. , 1 > UVS Fnrnam. Tel 131D.
D 710
TWO LAliriR HOUSES IN DIJNDKE PLAfEj
cheap. 603 Heo bldg. P 717
S-nOOM MODERN FLAT , 2403 LEAVBK-
worth St. D-CS3 N2S'
I1EMIS. PAXTON nt.K.
D SHW
6-ROOM I1OITSP MIAMI STHEHT J10 ; N'lW.
Hi-room b'-urp , I'nrk nvenni" . J3 ! brick : modern
W. I * Selby , 334 Chamlwr Commerce.
D MC51
SSO NORTH r..TII AVE. . KIOHT-ROOM 1IOUFE
In first cl ! " ' repair , with fnrmc . bTth and
L rn. Apply at room 437 Hoard of Trnife.
D-M67S
7-nOOM STRAM-TIEATED FLAT. HOWARD
Ranck , AKt. , 1C10 Chlcaco St.
DWELLING FOR R' NT. 10 ROOMS. ALL
modern Improvement ? 32d and Fnrnam. . " 22 ;
Dim 5 room cnttnce , 5H.OO ; cltv water ; or , epr
line. Dexter L. Thomas , 401 UPC. D M
HOUSE RfS S-'O. 21TH ST. 10 ROOMS , MOD.
rrn , $19.00 per month. Ilyron Reed Co.
D-970
FOR UEVT MODERN UOUSI OF PI.V ROOMS
nFcelv furnl'hfd. Includlns piano , fall nt nnoo
nt 1C03 Ixithrrp St. D MM ! 10
e-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE AT 411 NORTH
Uth St. , J20.00 a mrnth ; H-room niadern fl.it ,
Apply to W. n. Melkle , Jut Nat'l nit Ri.lv
D M1CO
TO RENT. ONE OF THE FINEST HOMFS OV
rnrk avenue. It ronms , finely finished , newly
papereil nnd rernnstructed throughout , steam
heat , strictly mo rn ; reasonable rent to rlKlit
party. .Tohn Grant , Tlee Rulldlnu. D M193 9
e-ROOM HOUSE. 2 < il4 MIAMI , $10.00 ; NKWLY
painted nnd papered. W. TJ. Pelby , 331 Unnrd
or Trade. D-MISO
ALL MODERN UNEOUAT.ED , STEAM TIIJATT
7-room ho\we. best conditions. Applv R. Tliard ,
S23N 21th. D-M17D 9 *
8-ROOM FURNISHED HOUfiU CENTRALLY
lornted. In exchange for room and Imnrd for
two. Address A B. Rep. D 178 S
0-ROOM MODERN FLAT , LEAVEN-
worth st. D-C8.1 N20
S-ROOM ; MODERN TLAT. 1112 SOUTH I1TH.
D :33
NINR-HOOM HOtlpE. NIVVLY PAl TI'D AND
rwpervd.vh | ( Imth. eo ct. hot water , BUS , clec.
trio llKht anil RO < - < I barn , midway between ex
position nrd po lolllce. on twn car llnpi" . low
rent. Fidelity , lit tloor N. \ . Life. D-M2I3
FOH HOOMS.
STEAM HEATED ROOMS. 004 SO. 11T1I RT.
K-S.12-NH
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KLEOANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENrl
S20 North Hd. K-M075 12
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TOR ONE OH TWO OENTLEMEN , CIAS , "POR"
co la In bath , hot water , Vteam heat ; location
central. Address Y 63 , Hee , K M99J
TWO LAROE FRONT ROOMS. AI.COVE. HAY
window ; steam heat. 411 North 17lh ,
E M181 12 *
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K3 NORTH 1STII ST. . FURNISHED ROOMs ]
tea , Uatli , furnace. E-943 S
TtT OENTHKMAN AND WII'B. THREE FUR.
nli-H-il rooms for IlKht houst kteplnK. K'ia ' tovo ,
lieat. batn. Addreis A 3 , llee office.
E 1009
JNICKLY FI'IINISHED ROOM FOR GENTLB-
mau In private family , 1910 Capitol Ave.
K M201 20 *
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WFLL HKATED FllRNIBHUD KOOMK : PHI-
ynt family. 8226 Fnrnam. K M2039 *
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rOR RrrNT-FURNISHED ROOM AND All
cove. All nmlcrn. 2JH N. 19th.E
E m 173-9 *
rtJRNISHKD ROOMS. $500. "l l PARNAM.
K M231 10 *
HOU8BKF.FPJNO. 1111 SO. HTH.
E 231
T'THH CAPITOL , " 1RJ
CAP. AVK-t DUSIRA-
roomi ; trandents nccomnvodated ; uUo day
F M240 li
ijTUUMSiinn itoniis AXD uo.iiinl
8T/AM HBATUD ROOMS WITH HOARD. WJ
FSNU
rou itr.\TruHM.tnin nonus.
( Continued. )
HANDSOME BUITB PA11LORS , FUJlNIHIir.D
or unfurnlfhed ; also other rooms with b in
The Ro e. Z020 Harney. F MJJI
rtniNISHKD ROOMS. MODERN. Jll S. 2JTL'
st. r eta
LARGE S , E. CORNER ROOM. 26)1 DOUGLAS.
REAUTIFt'LLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Newly , neatly furnl hed rooms , nil mo-lern con-
venicnced , with or without board find only five
mlmilen wnlk from the poMofflcej considered
b t fuml'hrd private boardlnc house In the
city nnd respectfully request Inspection ! n fln
home for professional men , teachers , clerks , etc ,
A first class table ; am In n position to Rive
cheaper rntcs nt this time than any one else
In the city ; applicants must furnish refer
ences : only n few rooms left ; call and Ret my
prices nnd Inspect rooms nnd > ou will undoiibt-
edly make n , change. Mrs. II. Lcdlnglnm , 1911
Davenport St. F D03 8
MODERN HRiriC , ROOMS AND HOARD. M.CO
up. til N. 19th. F M903 O *
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD.
Hot wnter heat , 2402 Cnss. F M93I
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. MODern -
ern conveniences , private family. 702 S. _ KHh
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH FIRST CLASS
table board. 310 So. 26th St. F-105 12
THE MKRRIAM-FIRST-CLAS3 FAMILY HO-
lei , 25th anil DodRe sts. F m 174-20 *
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 1919 Dodge. F M22I 9
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 2310 DouRlnn. F-D72 11
FITRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ,
with or without board ; south front % 2310 DOUR-
KOH IIU.NT STOHUS AXIJ OWICKS.
FOU RENT-IN THE REE UU1LU1NU !
One large corner room , 2d Iloor , with vault nnd
private olllce , water , etc.
One larRC- front room , 2d tloor , divided Into two
rooms by partition , wnter , etc.
One large corner room , 2d Iloor .with vault ,
water , etc.
One front room , divided by partition , third floor.
One corner room with vault , third Iloor.
One large room , third floor'with partition divid
ing It Into one large room and two smaller
private rooms , water , etc.
Two large ground tloor rooms , fronting 17th St. ,
with vault.
One large ground floor room on Farnnm St. ,
large \nlilt.
Several small rooms on fourth floor , with vaults.
All th M rooms nre heated with steam , electric
light * Supplied , with first class Janitor sei vice.
Elevators run day nnd all night ; building-
strictly fireproof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Room 101 , lice bulld.lnf. ( 1 198
FOR RENT-DESK : ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
olllee , Ree building ; water , steam heat , elcccrlc
light nnd Jinltor service. Apply to Superin
tendent. Hee building. 1 197
FOR RENT-THE 4-STORY RRICK lltJILDINO.
at 910 Farnnm St. This building has a fireproof
cement basement ; water on nil floors , gas , etc.
Apply at the ofllce of The lice. 1 910
CORNER STORE ROOM 22X6" FT , GOOD
basement , with elevator , -steam heat , 613 N.
10th street. Apply nt 61 N. 16th street.
. I M233
AOKXTS
WANTED. AGENTS , LOCAL AND GENERAL ;
new nrtlcle ; good seller ; excellent profit ; male
or female ; salary when proven etllclent. A.
L. Gray & Co. , St. Louis. Mo. J M974 D5 *
AVXTKD TO IlKXT.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM FOR MAN AND
wife In private family , with use of hot wnter
bath. Address A 20 , Uco. K 233 10 *
STORAOR.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
908-910 Jones ; general storage nnd forwarding.
M-719
OM. VAN & STORAGE , 151U4 FARN'M. TEL 1559
M 720
FRANK EWERS. STORAGE. 1214 HARNBY.
Hauling and packing , cheapest rates. Tel. 936.
M-721
AVAXTKIJ TO I1UY.
CASH FOli OMAHA SAVINGS HANK AC-
counts. Wallace , 312 Urown Illlc. , 16th , < c Doug.
N 722
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA SV -
InRs. bank certificates. In answering please
state amounts offered. Address W 62. Ree.
N 423 N-21 *
OMAHA SAVINGS ACCOUNTS PURCHASED
for cash. II. H. Harder. 1st floor New Yoik
Life Illdg. N 833
FIVE OR SIX WAGON LOADS OF HRICK
bnts wanted. Inquire 334 IJoard of Trnde.
N 232 3
WANTUD. 2 SHOW CASES 10 OR S FRET
long. AdeFs , A 21. Dee. ? ' M2I9 9 *
POR S.U.li : IIORSES AXD AVAGOXS.
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES ALL THE TIME
nt Dnimmond's isth nnd Ilnrney. and the
largest slock offellable new carriages and har
ness In the city. Pleased to have you call.
P-M1S7 N-ll
FOR H.\IEAIISCELI.VXEO S.
SAWDUST. RULK OR SACKED-CRI11HING
and hog fence. C. R. Lee. 901 Douglas.
Q-723
2ND-HAND BICYCLES. OMAHA BICYCLE CO
732
ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO AT ORE XT
sacrlllce ; call or wrlto at once. 2613 N. I7tb nv
Q M1S9 13 *
FOR SALE. JUST PATENTED , NOT INtroduced -
troduced ; bet telling novelty ever Invented ;
In demand year round ; territory or full con
trol ; no fake , no humbug. Address Uox 146 ,
Norfolk. Neb. Q 165-11 *
CI.AIIIVOYAXTS.
PROF. WHITNEY IF YOU ARE IN NEED
of good advice learn nt once from the world-
rcnonwned life reader the way In which you
should travel ; reads your life from the cradle
to the grave ; luvers , husbands and wives re-
nulted
Speedy marriage to the one of your choice.
Lost or stolen articles recovered ; charm * nnd
nil kinds if amulets ; thousands Havre consulted
nnd learned the truth. Ladles , 50c. Call at
1522 Howard btreet. corner Hth and Howard
streets ; hours , 9 n. m. to 9 p. m.
m.S
S SUM N19
.MASSAOR , HATII.S , ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 1315 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE
steam baths. T M919 9 *
MEDICATED HATIIR. SEA , SULPHUR , MAS-
sage. Mine , llrisson , from Pails. 107 N. 12th st.
T-SS7 N24'
I1ATHS , MASSAGE FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen , Laura Ellison , Crouneo blk. , 113 N.
10th st , , room 12 ; assistant wanted.
T M216 13 *
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 H. lltli , tip-
btalrs. T M22S 14'
MME. AMES. MASSAGU AND BATHS. 203 N.
ICth St. . upstnlra. T M231 1C
I-13IISOXAL.
VIAVI OR UTERINE TROUBLES. 3I6REB
b'dg ; phi'.can ! , consultation ur hetltli lioolc free.
HATIIS. MASSAQE MME. TOST , SW)1 ) 8. 13TH.
U 72i
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RUPTURE CUItED ; NO DETENTION FROM
business ; no pain ; we refer to hundreds of
cases cured ; piles cured by a single , painless
treatment. Call or write The Empire Rupture
Cure und Medical Institute , successor ! ! to The
O , E. Miller Co. , 932-3. N. Y. Llfo BldK. ,
Omaha , U 726
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND REpaired -
paired ; day or nlchf * dress suits for hire.
I'antorlum , N. E. cor. lltli and Painam. Tel ,
903. U-M84T
THH JOY TAILOR SYSTEM SCHOOL OP
dress cutting. 403 Karbach Block.
U MS10-NSO
BURH DEATH TO COCKROACHES-1F YOU
end your name and address I will call nnd I
Guarantee to ltd > our house completely. Hotel
and restaurants a specialty. B. Heliiochielbtr ,
1944 South 10th St. U-92S-9'
PRIVATE HOMIJ FOR LADIES BEFORE AND
during contingent , Hablea adopted and cared
for , IC20 Cumins. U 230 14'
SEXUAL STRENGTH RI5.STORIJD AND IN-
rruased In one month ; bufc. nure , permanent ;
no medicine , no humbug also secret for men
nnd v linen sold by noted specialist for $3 ;
both neit sealed In personal letter for $1. Ad
dress Ha-ry Donahue , llox 2S6 , Omaha.
U M2I1 15 *
MOXHY TO LOA.VHKAL libTATK.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. TUB
O. P. Davli Co. , IWi Furnam St.V727
ANTHONY IXJAN'ft'TilUdTcO. , 315 N. Y. L- !
tiulck money nt low rates for choice farm Innda
In Iowa , northern 'Missouri , eutern Ncbmsk.i.
' \ V784
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LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. l''atnum SmllU & Co. , UZ ) Fum'ra
W 731)
UONEV TO LOAN. BEMIS. PAXTON IILOCK
MOVI3V TO I.OAX UE VI * KST.VTH.
( Continued. )
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Pus y A Thomas , 7 1st Nat. I He. bldg
SI i PER CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Garvln llron. , 1C13 Farnam t.
PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE. PROP-
rrty of non-rtsldcnts cared for by W. 11.
Melkle , First National Bank btdg. , Omaha.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real cstato. Brennnn , lave Co. , Pattnn lllk.
W-731
JIOXI3V TO I.OAX CIIATTKI.S.
MONE YTO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wnRons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city !
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential : you
can pay the loan off nt nny lime or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
306 S. 16th St.
X-736
HtlSlXHSS C11A.\CKS.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J.
J. Gibson. 614 First Nal'l Bank. Y 737
PLANT , STOCK & GOODWILL OF A PAYING
wholesale , mfR. & Commission business for
sale ; present nnd prospective Increase of the
business tenders It Impossible for present mnn-
apers to give It sutllclcnt attention on account
of other business ; rare c nnce for a couple ot
hustler * . $3.000.00 takes It. W. E. O. . 311 Pai-
tjn Block , Omaha. V M8H
FOR SALT : , A ISO-PIIL. NORDYKE AND MAR-
mon mill. Water-power one of the finest nnd
lenst expensive to keep up. Mill located In
northeastern Nebraska , In a splendid wheit
section. Has a fine cxclmiiRe nnd local busi
ness , and a well-estnbllthcd eastern nnd west
ern trade. Mill Is In perfect running order ,
and In at present tenting for a cash rental of.
$2,000 per year. A rare opportunity for par
ties with n little capital to ln\est some of It
wheie It will bring good returns. Corre pond-
c-nce solicited. Addrcus 1' . O. I'ox ' CIS , Omana ,
Neb Y M1S4 10 *
A. GOOD PAYING DRUG BUSINESS ; J70)CA ° II ,
balance , about $100 , on time ; It Is a bargain.
Address A II , Bee. Y IS"
FOR SALE CHEAP. IF SOLD NOW ; CASH
only ; stuck merchandise nnd fixtures In south-
cm Nebraska ; good business ; estnblUhed trade ;
$900 required. Box 805 , Omaha. Y M150-9 *
POIl EXCHANGE.
CLEAR LAND. 4 STATES. FOR OMAHA IMP.
Eropcrty ; will assume Incumb.W'm'con. 604 Bee
Idff. 2-MS47
A $1COO EQUITY IN A 7-ROOM COTTAGE ,
east front , Georgia Ave. ; a snap ; part trade.
Y 41 , Bee. Z-M193 9
FOR SALI3 III3.YI. ESTATE.
KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS , $2,500. $3.750 TO
$6.000. J. J. Gibson , 014 First Nat. Bank bide.
RE 73S
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS , LANDS , LOANS.
Geo. 1' . BeniU Heal Estate Co. , Paxton mock.
RE-739
FARM LANDS. C. IHARRISON. . 912 N. Y. L.
RE M163-N1C *
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;
sale or trade. F , K. Darllnff , Uarker Blk.
RE-741
I.ARGE 9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. $3.000 ;
easy terms. Inquire on premises. 009 s. 2Sth
Street. RE MIJ9
WILL EXCHANGE CLEAR LOTS AND CASH
for equities In vacant lots nnd Improved prop-
erty. Hastings , 212 S. 14th St. RE-M933
SHOHTUA.VD AXn TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LIFE.
742
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , ICTH & DOUGLAS.
743
MCCARTHY'S ACADEMY , 17TH & DOUGLAS.
9S1-N9
II. R. ROYLES. COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE
lessons ; dny and evening. 407 Bee DIdg.MS84
MS84
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED , $1.00 PER MONTH.
1613 Tnrnain St. 745
TYPEWRITERS RENTED , $4.00 PER MONTH ;
stenographers assisted to positions free. The
Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1623 Parnnm
St. , Omaha , Neb. M 160
WANTED TO I1OHIIOW.
WANTED , $23,000 5 YEARS. 6 PER CENT ;
ample security. Address I' . O. box 658. Omaha.
Neb. iso : o
PAAVXimOKKRS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS SIDNEY. US N. IS ST.
747
COAL.
BURLINGTON NUT. BEST. CHEAPEST PRICE
$3.75 per ton. "Phone S48. Harmon & Weeth Co.
923 N9
LOST.
LOST. FREIGHT RECEIPT BOOK ON DOUGlas -
las st. betxvsen 17th and 20th ; suitable reward
to finder. A. Hospe. Lost M9i2 11
LOST FRIDAY. BLACK LACE SCARF. REward -
ward lor return to Bee office.
Lost 237 S *
LOST , BETWEEN EXCHANGE BLDG. , SOUTH
Omaha , nnd 215 N. 23d St. , lady's gold watch
engraved S , A. K. ; banlc attached ; contained
3 pictures ; return to 215 N. 23d st. and re
ceive reward. Lost Sl-:2 !
MEDICAIi.
LADIES ! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( Diamond brand ) are the best. Safe ,
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps for
particulars , "Relief for LartleV In letter hy
return mall. At druggists. Chlcheater Chem
ical Co. , Philadelphia. Pa , Mention Bi
BiM243
M243 9 *
CIA'IL EXGIXEEII.
19 YEARS EXPERIENCE ON R. R. LOCATION ,
IT , S. rivers and harbors and city woik. Alvii
J. Grover , 318 South 15th St. , Omaha Tel. Ifi-O '
127 U
TAILOR TRIMMINGS.
WANTED , TAILORS TO BUY THEIR WOOLens -
ens and trimmings from the Eastern Woolen
nnd Trimming Co. . 1514 Douglas St.
St.M636
M636 N26
SHAVING .MACHINES A.VU SUPPLIES.
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SEW.
Ing machines & supplies. 1514 Csp. nve. Tel. 1574.
30
FURNITURE PACKED.
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PATENTS.
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PROPOSALS FOR FKRSH BEEP AND
Mutton Headquarters Department of the
I'latte , Ollice Chief Commissary of Snb-
Blatenco. Omaha , Neb. . Ocl. 11 , JS37 : Scaled
proposals , In triplicate , accompanied by
written guarantee bonds , In duplicate , will
bo received at IhU nlllce , until 11 o'clock
a. m. . central standard lime , November
11 , H97 , at which time and place they will
bo opened In' presence of bidders , for fur-
jii hliiK such quantities of fresh beef and
mutton for laoues , as may be required by
the Subsistence Department , U. 8. nrmy , at
Omaha , Nob. , Forts Crook , Robinson and
Nlohrara , Ncbraskp , and Forts 1) . A.
nell and Washuklo und. Camp Pilot Hutte.
Wyoming , and Fort Mende. S. D. . durlni ?
the period commencing January 1 , IfDS , ami
endlnir June 20. 1S9& Proposals will nlao
be received until 10 o'clock u. m. , mountain
Htamlard time , und opened at the pouts of
Forts Nlobrara. Itoblnaon , D. A. it iUMe ,
Washakle , Meuue and Camp Pilot Uutte , bv
the respective post roniiniSKarles of such
posts , each cnmrnlftiiry receiving proposals
for his own post only. 1'ropoiwly will also
be received stating the price at which tha
bidder will deliver fresh beet or mutton of
tlui character stated in the specifications
iind to be delivered of temperuturu not
Breater than CO degrees. Fahrenheit. Full
Information furnished on application here
or to commissary at any past authorized
to open proposal ) ) . Government reserves
right to reject any or all proposals or any
part of any proposal Envelopes contain
ing proposala should bo marked "Proposals
for Fresh Hecf und Mutton. " and addressed
to undersigned or Commissary at post au
thorized to receive proposals. Frank li.
Nye. Majur and C. 8.
\vi.\rnttnn.
HOUSES \viNTnTinT > Tivi T"oV i1TmiIIATKS
J3.W per month. W , jj Owens , SCOT renter 8t.
-M1 < 3 8u
WANTHD , HOIlSns TO WINTHU ; BUST OK
care ; ratfn < eo ionable. Address P. O. llox 43 ,
Crescent , Iowa. 827 D-2
WOOD STA LtS."lfi T OF CAUlT"l NI > 5
rnonth A , V , 1'helps & Son , 7 New York
Llfp. Tel. 1M4. M2IJ
POSTOFFICH XDTK'n.
( Sliould be rend DAIIA by nil IntcrcstCil ,
ns chnngps may occur at any tlmo )
KorulKn m.'illa for the week ending Novem
ber 1.1th , 1KI7 , mill cloin (1'IIO.MI'TLY ( In nil
cnsoa ) ai. the Oonprnl Postolllco as follows :
PAUCELS POST MAIL.S close ONE
I1OUH EAIlMEll thuii closliiK time shown
T
TUESDAY At , < lfa'm. for EUROPE , per
s. s. Travo * . VII So/jitimmpton / ( letters for
, , Ircland must bi .illrocted "per Travo" ) .
WKDNESDAY At 7i n. m. ( aupplemefitiiry
9 n. m. ) tor EtJRtJUE , per s. s. Paris * , via
Southampton ( tetters for Ireland must lie
directed "per Pnrlf'j ) nt 9 n. m ( supple
mentary ll ) : ) eft , i/n. / ) for EUROPE , per
s. s. Teutonic * ; < rii Qtieenstown ; at 10
n m. for niq.aimj direct , per a. s.
XoordUntl , vlaV Antwerp ( letters must lie
directed "per iNoorjllund" ) .
THUUSDAY At 7W : n. m. for EUUOIM3.
per s. sv. lllsmftrck via Plymouth , Cher-
boun ? and llnililiurrf ; nt 8 n. m. for NKTH-
KHIANUS dlrfct"per s. s. Edam , via
Amsterdam ( letters'must bo directed "iper
Edam" ) . "
SATURDAY At J-litf n. m , for EUUOl'B ,
per s. s. Campania * , via Queenstown ( let
ters for France , Switzerland , Italy , Spain ,
Portugal , Turkey , UKypt nnd Hrltish
India must bo directed "per Campania" ) !
nt 7u. in. for PUANOR. SVVITZRIU.ANM ) .
1TAT/V , SPAIN , POHTUGAI. , TU11KEY ,
EGYPT and imiTlSH INDIA , per s. s.
La llreta-cnc * . via Havre ( letters for oth r
p.irts of Kuropo must bo dltccted "per I a
UretuRiio" ) : nt S . m. for NKTHEK-
liANDS Mlrect , per s. s. Rotterdam , via
Rotterdam ( letters must be directed "por
Rotterdam" ) ; nt S n. m. for GENOA , per
f > . s. iCitlser Wllhelm II ( letters must be
directed "per Kalsor Wllhclnv II" ) ! at 11
n. in. for NORWAY direct , per s. H. 'P.ilng-
valla ( letters must bo directed "per ThinK-
valla" ) .
PllINTHD MATTHIl , KTC. German steamers
sailing en , Tuesdays takei Printed Matter , etc. .
for Ocrmnny , and Hpeclally Addressed I'rlnted
Matter , etc. , for other pirts'of Kurope. Ameri
can and White Star steamers on Welnesdays ,
German steamers on Thursdays , nnd Cunard.
French and Ocrman tteameis on Saturda > n.
take 1'rlntcd Matter , etc. , for all count Us for
which they are advertised to carry mall.
After the closing ot the Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Mails named above , additional sup
plementary mails aie opened on the piers of
the American , F.nKlisli , French and German
steamers , and remain open until ulthln Ten
Minute. * of the hour of sailing of steamer.
for Souili nnil Central America.
U'cNt IlllIll-K , KU' . f
TUESDAY At " 3 p. m. for COSTA RICA ,
per steamer from New Orleans ; at 9 ip. m
for PORT ANTONIO , per steamer trom
Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 2SO : n. m. for POUT
ANTONIO , per steamer from Philadelphia ;
nt 10 a. m. ( supplementary 11 a. m. ) for
CENTRAL AMERICA ( except Costa
Rica ) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS , per
s. s Alllanca , via Colon ( letters for Gua
temala must be directed "per Alllanca" ) ;
nii 11 a. m. for PROQRESO , per s. s. San
Augustln ( letters for other ports of Slex-
Ice must bo directed " "
"per San Augustln" ) ;
at 1 .p. . m. for CUBA , per a. s Seguranca ,
via Havana.
FRIDAY At 2:30 : a. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND , per s. s. Siberiin from Philadel
phia ; at 2 p. m. for PORTO RICO direct ,
per s s. Arlcndln.
SATURDAY At 9.30 n. m. ( supplemen
tary 10 a. in. ) for ST. THOMAS , ST.
CROIX , LEEWARD and WINDWARD
ISLANDS , per s. s. Aladlana ( letters for
Grenada , Trinidad and Tobago must be
directed "per Madlana" ) ; nt 10 a. m ( sup
plementary 10:30 : n m. ) for FORTUNE
ISLAND , JAMAICA , SAVANILLA , and
CARTIIAGENA , per s. s. AJjal ( letters for
Costa. Rica must bo directed "per Altai" ) ,
at 10 n , m. ( supplementary 10:30 : a , m. for
HAITI , per s. s. Alps ; at 10:30 : a. m. for
CAMPECHE , CHIAPAS , TABASCO and
YUCATAN , ( per s. s. Seneca ( letters for
other parts of Mexico and for Cuba mu t
be directed "per Seneca" ) ; at 11 a. m
( supplemrn'lnry 11:30 : a. m. ) for VENEZU
ELA and CURACOA. also SAVANILLA
and CAUTHAGEN'A , via-Curacao , per s. a.
Venezuela ; at , 12 , 'm. for GRENADA.
TRINIDAD and .TOBAGO , per 9. a-
Grenada : at 1 p. m for TRINIDAD. TO
BAGO .nnd CIUDAD BOLIVAR , per s. s.
Curacao ; at 8:30 : p ; m. for ST. PIERRE-
MIQUELON , ppr steamer from NorW
Sydney. *
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , and
thence by steamer , qlose ot this ofllce dally
at 8:30 : p. m. Mnlls Tor Mlquelon. by rail to
Boston and thenee by steamer close at this
olllcc dally at 8:3U : p.pm. Mnlls for Cuba close
at this ofllce dally at'7:1)0 a. m. for forwardlnn
by steamers sailing1 ( Mondays and Thursdays )
from1 Port TampaT Fla. Letter malls for Mex
ice City , overland , unlcsn specially addressed
for despatch by steamer , close at this olllee
dally nt 12:00 : nl.1 ; paper malls at G:00 : a. m.
"Heelstered mall clo-cs at 6CO : p. m. previous
day.
TruiiM-PiK'lHc Malla.
Mails for China , Japan and Hawaii , per 9 .3.
Copillc ( from San Francisco ) , close here
daily u to November 12th at 0:30 : p. m
Mails for Australia ( except West Aus
tralia ) , New Zealand , Hawaii and Fiji
Islands , ( per s. s. Warrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , close here dally after November
* * . " ) th nnd up to November ICth at 0:30 : p. m.
Mails for China , and Japan , per s. s. Co
lumbia ( from Tacoma ) , close here dally
up to November " 21s > t at 0:30 : p. m. Malls
for Hawaii , per s. s. Australia ( from San
Francisco ) , close hero dally up to Novem
ber 24th at 0:30 : p. m. Mails for the
Society Islands , per ship Galileo ( from
San Francisco ) , close hero dally up to
November 24th at 0:30 : p. m. Malls for
C hlna n.nd Jannn ( sn
only ) , per s. s. Empress of China ( from
Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to Novem
ber * * 29th at 0:30.p. : m. Malls for Aus
tralia ( except those for West Australia ) ,
which nre forwarded via. Europe , New
Zealand , Hawaii , Fiji and Samoan Islands ,
per s. s. Marlposa ( from San Francisco ) ,
close hero dally up to December " 3d at
7M : a. in. , 11 n. m. nnd 0:30 : p. m , ( or on
arrival at Now York of s. s. Campania
with British malls for Australia ) .
Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded to port of
bailing dally and the schedule of closing Is
arranged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit. "Keglstered mall
closes nt 6 p. m. previous day.
PoBtolIlce , Ne-w York , N. Y. , November 5 ,
1S97.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT , Postmaster.
P.AILHOADS.
BUrtLINGTON & MISSOURI
Illver Bailroid "Tho Uurllnc.
ton Ilouto" General Offices , N
W , Corner Tenth and Karnum
Streets. Ticket Ollice. 1502
Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot , Tenth and Mason
'
Telephone , 128.
Leave , Arrive ,
8:25 : am 9:35 : am
4:35 : pm 1:0. : ) pm
7:05 : pm 7 5 pm
2M : pm "HiSO urn
Dally except Hunday.
CHICAGO BUHLINGTON &
Qulncy Ilallroad 'The Burl.
Burlington InBton Route" Ticket Office ,
'
15U3' Tarnam Street. Telephone
250. Depot. Tenth and Mason
Route Streets. Telephone , IIS.Arrive.
Arrive.
7 : am
1 15 pm
7:55 : am
6:40 : pm
2:50 : pm
tANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH
& Council uluffa Railroad
"The llurllngton Route"
Ticket Otncc. 150 ! Farnam
Street. Telephone 250. Depot.
Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele ,
phone , 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas Cltyti ay Bxv 9os : am 6:40 : pm
Kaniab City Itlzht i : * * 10:00 : pm 6:30 : am
UNION PACIFIC "THE OVEB-
land : no\te" | General olllcea , N ,
H. Co'rner Ninth and Farnam
BtreeV ; City Ticket Otnce , 1JOJ
Farnam Btreet. Telephone , 316.
' Depot , ' ' Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 188.
Leave. Arrive.
"Tho Overland
for Denver. Sail
western point" . . ; ' 8:20 : am ' 4:1 : ! pm
Fukt Mall train ®
Denver , Salt 1
Pacific coast and all
we t rn point * , .A.t ' J:30 : pm 10:19 : am
Uncoln. Ueatrlce nO
HtromshurK UxpreM. , . . EtO pm ltO : pm
Kearney K < pret.v 5:00 : nm 11:14 : pm
Dally. "Dally excipl Hunday.
Council Bluffs Loca-.I | < eavi > ii. 5:40 a. m. : C:50 a.
, la. ; 7:30 : u. m. ; :2S : a. m. ; 1C : a. m.2U ; ; p. tn. :
4:30 p. m. ; 6:55 : p. ta.ilArrliM. Co ; u. m. ; 7:20 :
1 a. m.j 8 a. m. : SJa , ra. : 11:3) : a. m. ; 3:10 : p. m. ;
6:40 : p. tn. ; BM : p. m. ; 10:45 n. a
R VILHOADS.
( Continued. )
flllfAOO A
ern Bnllway - city TICI ,
Odlce. HOI Fnrnim Street
Telephone , 81. Depot , Tentl
, nnd Mason Streets. Telephone
Lcavo. Arrive
Missouri Valley , Sioux
caty , St. I'aul and
Minneapolis 5:49 : nm " 10:15 : pm
MlMnurl Valley , Sioux
City 7:30 : am 9:05 : pm
Dennlion. Carroll , Wall
Iwike 7:3 : nm 0:03 : Pm
nn tern Kjpres' , Des
Molncs , Marshalllown ,
Cedar hnpldi , Chlcapo " 10:15 : am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic riyir , Cnlcago
nnd Ki t 4:43 : pm 4:10 : pm
Fast Mall. Chicago to . . . .
Omaha 3(10 ( pm
Ml sourl Valley , Sioux
City. St. Paul. Mlnne- .
npolfs Limited 5:5) : pm 0:5 : nm
OmnhnflilcftEn Special. 6SO : pm 8:10 : nm
Dally "Dally except Sunday.
irHIC < AC.O , ST. PAUL. MINNB
apolls & Omaha Railway
Oc-neral olllce , Nchraka HI
Mslon. rirtrcnth nnd WVI ter
Streets. City Ticket onioe
_ , 1401 Farnnm Street , Telephone
Depot , Klftpcmh and \Vebstsr Street *
Telephone , 143S.
_ . Leave. Arrive
Slout City Accommoda. 8:50 : am 8:20 : pn
Sioux Citv Accomm di. 9:5J : nm 8o : pn
Blair. Hmerson. Sioux
City , Ponca , HnrllnB-
ton nnd BlMtnlleld. . . . " 1:00 : pm " 11:5am :
SlmiT Cltv , Mnnkato , St.
Paul. Mlnnonnnlln . . . . " " 6:15 : nm 0:10 : am
Lmerson PaeJengcr . . . . 5:10 : pm S.43 nm
Dal'y. " Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only. Thli train stops at stations Florence
to So. Blnlr , Inclusive. Sundays only ; on week
days So. Blair only.
KLKlIOItN &
Missouri YnlUy linllwny Gen
eral Olllces , L tilted Stales Na
tional unnK llulldlns , Houtn-
nnm Streets Ticket Olllcc ,
west Corner Twelfth and Far-
Furnnm Street. Telephone , 561. Depot ,
Klfttenth and Webjter Streets. Telephone , 1C&
Lea\o. ArrUc.
Dlnclt HUH , Uendnooa
and Hot Springs * 3:00 : pm 5:00 : rm
Wyoming , Uacper nnd
3:00 : pm " C:00 : pm
Hnrtlnes , York. David
City , Supcilcr , Geneva ,
VJxeter uml Sewnni. . . 3W : pm 5:00 : pm
Ncrfo k.Ve.t I'o nt nnd 7:50 : am " 10:21 : fcm
l-'reniotit. . . . . . . . . . , . ,
Lincoln , Wphoo and 7:50 : nm 10:25 : m
Trenunt
Fremont Local 7:50 : nm
Duly. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only , Dally cxtcpi Butlirday. Dally
< xccpt Mnntlny.
. i' 'JK CITY & PACIFIC RAH-
road General Olllces , United
. . .x . . . , - States Natlonn' Hank Hulld-
PfiTlUIJUJ-SSf "is. S. V. Corner Twelfth
W&S $ $ & nni1 l'nnmin Strcuts. Ticket
t--
t4sB -
Ollice. nn Knrnnm Street.
Ttlephone. fill. Depot , nrtcenth nnd Webster
Strcits. Telephone , 1(58. (
Leave. Arrl\ .
Sioux City. Manknto. St
Dnfl > ! lnncapoiu * 6ls ! Pm * 91 ; ° nm
IBsniTni PACIFIC RAILROAD
Oeneral Offices ami Ticket Of-
llce' Merchants National Hank
Bulldlnc 124 Fnrnnm Street.
Iclephone , 104. Depot , Fifteenth
and Webster Streets. Telephone ,
143S
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas & Nebraska
Limited * 2:05 : pm 12.53 pm
Kansas City & St. Louis
Kxpresa 8:20 : pm 6.00 nm
Nebraska Local 4:31) pm " 3:43 : am
Dally. Dallv Kx. Sunday
OMAHA , KANSAS CITI KASTERN RAILroad -
road Omah.t & St. Louis Itnllroad "The O. K.
Route" TtcKet OlHce , 1415 Farnam Sticet.
Toll-phone , ! H2. Depot , Tenth and Mabon
SHcets. Telephone , 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Pntton burp. Kliksillle ,
Qulncy Local 6:40 : am * 10:43 : pm
St. Louis. New York
Limited. . . 4:30 : pm 11:30 : nm
* Drtlly.
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND &
Paclrtc Railroad "The Great
Rock Island Route" City
Ticket Oin.ce , 132J Farnam
Street. Telephone. 428. Depot ,
Tenth and Season Streets.
Telephone , 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Clilcat'6 and St . Paul
Vestlbuled Express 4:50 : pro l:4j pm
Lincoln , Colorado Springs ,
Pueblo Demer and
west. . . ' 1:53 : pm 4:03 : pm
Chicago , Des Molnes and
Bock Island 7:00 : pm 8:15 : am
Atlantic Express , for Des
Molnes and eastern points 7:00 : am 5:35 Pm
Lincoln. Falrbury and
Belleville 5:43 : pm " 10:40 : am
Dally. Dally e ocpt Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
Paul Railway City Ticket
Omce , 1MM Farnam Street.
Telephone , 2S4. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone ,
12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . 6:43 : pm 8:05 am
Omaha and Chicago Ex. 11:00 : am 1:50 : pin
Dally ,
WABASH RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE , 1415
Farnam Street. Telephone , 322. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone , 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express 4:30 : pm 11:30 : am
Dally-
Hey Xiir.scd IIlH Wrath Till Manhood.
Ho was a Bath boy , who , when 13 or 14
j'ears old , went to sea as coolr on a flshlng
schooner , relates an exchange. One morning
IB had the misfortune to burn some mackerel
which lie- was frying and the captaia1 was so
angered at this failure o his breakfast that
he took one of the burned flsh from the plat
ter and slung it across the table into the
loy cook's face.
The boy nursed bis wrath until , with full
Tare , the flsherfcoat was tied to her pier in
the home dock , when he packed his kit , went
ashore , and from the wharf rnnda this little
speech to the captain :
"Cap'n , you've Insulted and abused mo on
this trip , and sure as I'm ulive , when I grow
up to be a man I'll lay for you and lick you
if I'm able. "
years rolled on and the boy cook became
master of a ship and could thrash any man
of his Inches and weight. In Portland one
day he was passing by the Falmonth hotel
when he > encountered , face to face , his former
Grand Banks captain and accosted him bv
lame. The captain , surprised , allowed ha
had not the pleai-uro of the other's acquaint
ance , but the former Eath boy refreshed his
nemory with the circumstances of that fish
ing trip , and added :
"I told you after you had struck me with
that flsli , cap'n , that I'd whale you if I' overgrew
grew big enough , so look out for yourself ;
I'll keep that promise right off ! "
With these preliminaries the Dath boy
'sailed In , " right on the principal street of
Portland , and sure enough , satisfactorily to
limself , redeemed his boyish thrtat.
Oiivr Him a .Middle .Vninr.
A great many curious facts connected with
the names of veterans of the late war , re
lates the Washington Star , are developed In
the work of the civil service commission ,
which la frequently called upon to certify
In regard to the service of soldiers who seek
to enter the classified service. Tills work
of the commission develops the fact that one
out of every eight soldiers who enlisted In
the civil war enlisted under an assumed or
partial name , which frequently makes It
difficult 'to ' Identify them now. A curious
case has Just come 'to ' light. It appears
that A. L. Holmes , when ho enlisted , told
the recruiting ofllcer his name was "Al
Holmes. " The 'officer ' wrote the narao A. L.
Holmes.
"No , that Is not my name , " protested the
recrurt. " .My name la Albert Holmes. "
"Well , " replied the officer , "I will give you
a middle name , " and ho proceeded to write
the recruit's name Albert Lincoln Holmes.
"You-will never bo ashamed of that name , "
tlio officer remarked aa > the recruit stood
speechless. M
Since that day ho has been Albert Lin/coin
Holmes. i
Ainpli- Provocation ,
Chicago Post : "I understand you pounded
the mann \ the next flat. "
"Pound him ! Well , r should think I did.
[ nearly killed the scoundrel , "
"What was the trouble ? "
"Ho Insulted me actually Insulted me
with deliberation and malice aforethought ;
and It was no trifling Insult , cither. "
"What did he say ? "
"He asked me if I was the man who played
the cornet every night. "
"Why didn't you kill him ? "
For Infants and Children.
MSIHW OCEAN CURRENTS
Intoreatinp Experiments Conducted by tlio
United States Hydrogniiiuto Ofilco.
EXTENSIVE VOYAGES MADE BY BOTTLES
The Ma 1 11 l'rlm > lil > of ( lie Currents )
S.OMOIII of the \orth Atlantic
K.HlnhlUliril Ciii-rnitH In
ViirliniH
The United St.itcs government lias suc
ceeded In solving In great measure tlio mys
tery of the ocean currents. U lias Just
caused to bo issued from the hydrosrnphlc
office a chart , primarily Intended for tlio
guidance of mariners , which Indicates the
results of labors extending over many
mouths. The story this chart tells those
who care to study It , relates the Phila
delphia Times , U of extraordinary-Interest.
From tlmo to tlmo statements have boon
tuado that the Navy department was engaged
In throwing overheard from various govern
ment vessels battles , each containing a re
quest to the flmlcr to note the tlmo nnil
place of finding nnd return the same to the
nearest representative of the United StatM
government. This Is piirtlally true , but the
entire truth Is that these bottles have been
thrown overboard , not only from the ships
of the navy , hut from ships In various portions
tions of the world which belonged to other
nations , the notion having In every Instance
been performed by representatives of the
United States hydrographlc office , detailed
for the express purpose.
In every one of these bottles was the re
quest to return referred to and also the ad
ditional Information that the finder would bo
suitably rewarded for his action. The result
of this 1ms been that a very great percent
age of the bottles thrown overboard have
been recovered , for It becnmo noised about
everywhere that to find such a bottle meant
a very comfortable sum lor the discoverer
thereof.
Tlieso bottles were the solution or tlio
problem ns tn how best to establish definitely
the exact Tacts concernlnv ; those ocean cur
rents which play so great a ? > art In naviga
tion. The result has been astonishing. Not
only have the apparent truths concerning
the drifts been shown cleaily , but new facts
oPwhlch no navigator ever dreamed brought
to light.
BOTTLES UECOVKUED.
Of the bottles recovered eighty-one were
cast overboard within the limits of the north
Atlantic , nine In the south Atlantic , eight In
the north Pacific , eight In the south Pacific
and three In the Indian ocean. Three bottles
crossed the equator. Of thci'e two were In
the Atlantic , both going from south to north.
The first was thrown overboanl from the
steamship Euphemla , March 3. 1896 , In lati
tude 7.40 south , longitude 21 west. August
4 , 1S3G , this bottle was recovered In latitude
14.40 north , longitude 61 west. It had been
Journeying Just 154 days , In that time had
traveled 2,700 miles and its average drift
per day was 17.0 mllre.
The second bottle wes thrown overboard
from the steamship Wltteklnd , April 25 , 1S9G.
In latitude 2.09 south , longitude 30.25 west.
It was recovered September 3 of the same
yeir In latitude 13.24 and longitude 1G.3G
west , having traveled 1,300 miles In 131 days ,
drifting 9.8 miles each day. The trip ot the
third bottle began In the China sea anj It
went from north to south. It was dropped
overboard by a representative of the Hydro-
graph tc office from the shln'.Slam , August 18 ,
1895 , in latitude 19.13 north , longitude 11G.OI3
cast. Juno 7 of the following year 'it was
found In latitude 3 south , longitude 108 cast.
Although It had traveled 293 days , the dls-
tanco traversed was only 1,400 miles , or an
average dally di 1ft of 4.S miles. These
figures show better than all else the differ
ence between the currents In the different
seas.
Among the articles thrown overbcnrd and
recovered , ot which record has been kept
by the Hydrographlc office , are two buoys.
Ono of these , a life-buoy , was thrown over
board from the steamship Palatla , Septem
ber 24 , 1S9G , and ) was picked up on the west
coast of Ireland Island , one of the 'Ber '
mudas , January 25 , 1897. The second was
a buoy swept overboard from the Japanese
cruiser 'Banjo , April 22 , 1894 , and which
was picked up by the steamship , Kllanea
Hou , In the straits between 'theIslands of
Hawaii and Maul. ' " "
A LONG VOYAGE.
The longest drift was that of a bottle
thrown overboard from thoshln , , Allerton to
the south of the Falkland ielands , and found
ifter an Interval of slightly lea than three
years near the EJyre Patch , on the shores
of the great Australian bight , the distance
between these two points , measured approxi
mately along the parallel , being 8,500 miles.
Of the more extended drifts , the one having
the highest dally avepjge , 17.G miles , was
confined , as usual , wholly to the equatorial
current , being that of the bottle thrown over
board from Hie ship Euphemla to the south
of the equator , and ! picked up on the shores
of { Martinique.
Taken collectively the courses followed by
these bottles servo to elucidate the main
principles of the current system of the north
Atlantic and to show the close agreement
.hat exists between the motion of the sur-
'aco ' water and the direction of the prevail-
ng winds. The latter , circulating around the
region of the high barometric pressure to the
southwest of the Azores' , blowing on Its
louthern side with almost unfailing regu-
arlty , but co Us northern sldo frequently
Interrupted by the IVMMRO of lemmrary 1 j
nrevis of low pressure , give rise to Jrlft "
currents , whHi are merely tlie effect of the
wind on the surface of the water , ns , for
example , In the region of Iho trade win K
whcro Ihoholo surf ec of tlio se.i , Rttu'r-
hlly speaking , Is converted Into n slow cur
rent moving to leoward.
When , owing to the Interposition of nny
obstacle , the mim of water oarrleil by tlio
drift accumulates to such nn extent Ihnt an
outlet becomes nccoisnry , the result is a.
"stream" current , acting by virtue of Ha own
gravity , following a pith Imposed by the
obstacle and the drift cojolntly , nnd serving
to equalize the excess of | nTSSliro duo to the
continuous action of the drift. Tli * the
gulf stro.im. relieving the Otilf of Mexico
and tlfo Caribbean Bta of the volumes of
water carried thither by the action of the
equatorial drift , Is a stream current , and , ns
such , pursued a course qulto Independent of
the wind KdIII Its waters are lost In the
general easterly drift.
VAUIAllIjK CUHHBNT3.
Between the easterly drift , which , In eonsc-
qucnco of the westerly winds , exists to the
northward of the area of high baromotrlo
pressure , and the westerly drift due to the
trades to the south of It , lies an extensive
region , throughout which the surface currents
ro variable In velocity anil direction. The
northern limit of this region may bo set down
sa 3S degrees , and to the eastward It extend *
to the meridian 40 degrees. Beyond thcso
limits the eddy-Ilka drift prevails.
To the north of the Azores , along the
parallel of BO degrees , the easterly rift
spreads out like a fan. Its inortheastorn ex
tension reaching the chores of Norway end
the I.offodcn Islands , Its southeastern the
shores of Franco , Spain nnd Portugal. Tlio
various destinations attained by bottli's cast
adrift In this region show this uncertainty
of the movement of thu surface currents.
Five bottles were thrown overboard during
the summer season In the neighborhood of
B3 degrees north latitude nnd 32 degrees west
longitude , nnd within an area of 100 mllfa
square. Ono of these bottle * was cast overboard -
board from the steamship Island , Octobel
20. 1895. In latitude 53.19 north ami loagl-
tudo 32,63 west. This was recovered on the
eoist of Norway , September 28 , 189G , In
latitude 58.59 north sr.id longitude 0.4G east
H had traveled l.SOO miles In 343 days , an
avcrnce dallv drift nf r.2 mllns.
Another bottle thrown overboard from the
steamship Vonotla , May 8 , 1S9C , Mn latituda
52.10 north , longitude 33.10 west , was recov
ered December 2S , 1S9G. on the west coast
of Ireland In latitude 52.0S .north , longitude-
10.15 west. This bottle Journeyed fcr
231 days , or 3.8 miles a day. The third
bottle was dropped overboard from the
steamship Gerona , September 5 , 1896 , In lati
tude 5305 north , Inagltudc 30.2(1 ( west. It
also was found1 on tin- west coast of Ireland ,
February 28 , 1837 , In latitude E3.12 north ,
longitude 9.10 west. Nine hundred miles was
the dlotanco traveled ln < 17G days , 5.1 mile *
being the average dally Journey.
Two .bottles were thrown overboard within
fifty miles of each other , and landed , one
on Andros Island , West Indies , the other
on the shores of Flnlsterre , France. An
other pilr likewise was thrown overboard
within a few miles of each other , and n-rar
the northern limits of the gulf stream. No ,
1 reached Its destination on Abaco Island ,
West Indies , while No. 2 landed at Arachou ,
France.
A particularly ( noteworthy member of the
drifts Is that of the bottle 45 , thrown over
board from the stcam&hlp Wltteklnd , April
25 , 189G , in latitude 2.09 south , longitude
30.25 west , and picked up ScQtcmber 3 on
the African coast , at the mouth ot the
Bathurst river , Gambia. This bottle , set
adrift , in the strong south equatorial cur
rent , must have been transferred to the
Guinea current , and by it carried to the
exceptionally northern position on the coast
of Africa at which It was recovered.
I.ynulit'il liy 5tvnllo\VM.
A successful lynching took placeon the
farm of Jerome Butler , south of Marlottc.
Mich. , the other day. In the barn a uv.allow'g
nest was seen clinging n the side of a beam
from which was suspended an Knglibh spar
row , hung by the neck with a hair from a
horse's tail. While Franklia Butler and Orla
Albertson were sitting In the barn they
noticed a sparrow go into tlie swallow's
nest , from which he began pitching the
> oung birds. Three swallows , attracted by
their outcry , Immediately pounced upon the
Intiudcr. After confining him to the nest for
a few min.utes . they threw him out. He
dropped about a foot , there was a Jerk , nnd
Mr. Sparrow was hanged as nicely as thougli
an expert hangmaji had been In charge.
The hair was wound around his neck several
times , and , after a few Ineffectual struggles
he kicked his last.
All Awful CoiiKli Cured.
"For more than t\vo years I had a distressIng -
Ing cough which got worse all the tlmo , not
withstanding the fact that I took a number ot
remedies and oven spent last winter In the
vicinity of San Antonio , Tex. , hoping to be
benefited by the climate , but about the mid
dle of February I came home to die , as I
was so weak that I could not sit up , " says
Mra. J. II. Eagan of 'Memphis , Tenn. "In
their effort to give mo some relief , ore of
my friends brought me a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Heinedy. I took a few doses
and my cough was very much relieved. I
continued to take it until I had taken two
bottles of the large size , and I have not
coughed any since. "
A Lost Vote.
Chicago News : "No , " the political candi
date explained , "I can't hope for Jones' sup
port. I know that ho will light ma tooth and
nail. "
"Why , " ho was asked "what have you ever
done to arouse his enmity ? "
"When his first child WES born , three yearn
ago , I was foolish enough to tell him that It
took after his wife's sldo of the house. "
A MOI1KH.V ISLOI'HMHVI' .
From Fllcgen do Itlacttcr.