TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , NOVEMBER iif ) , 1897.
SPECIAL NOTICES
. ' ! > rrtls. mml * for llicur coluinnn
nlll I c UUfii iiiilll 1M ai. ' " < | 1C
ntiil tinlll 8 | t. " . * or * " °
( mil Hiinilur pilHlonM.
Ailcrtlncri , l - riMiamUuu n mini-
lnTcil clii-eli , run liu - iin " "r ' < ' '
r ' m f lit n imiiil.i-rcd Iclti-r In cure
of TJ \ Hop. AnnwiTit ' nilrtrciineil
' lll JciltlUcrcil on iircucnlnlltm of
Iliv oliook enl > .
Idili-H , 1 l-Uf n enl nritt Itiorrtlonj
lc n uoril Ilicri-nftcr. Notlilnu tnUcn
for U-MII Ilimi ant. for tlin fli-nl Inner-
tlon. TlicHf nilvprlUciiiciitM niuitt l t
run
WlNTHIl SITUVTIOAS.
JAPANKSE "nilSTlcLT\83 COOK WANTS
ulluatlon In famll > Panry entrees nnd pas
try. No wnthliie. Address II. 39.
\vvvrnnMALi : IIILI .
CANVASSERS TO TAKE ORDERS.NEW LINK
of worl : . no hea\y Rooda to carry , salary or
commission. C. F Adams Co. , f.24 So. 16thi St
II 103
BALESMXN POR CIGARS. $125 A MONTH AND
expenses : old rum ; experience unnecejs-iry.
Inducements to cuetotncin. C. C. HlBhopA
Co. , Bt. I/iuls. U-i
WANTED EXPERIENCED LIPE INMPRANCE
ncents tn work In Nebro kn. Richard C Pat-
lirson. Patterson bulldlm ? . Omaha. H-90J 30
\v
110 GIRLS POR ALL KINDS OP WORK ;
to 17 week. Canadian Olllcc , 15.12 DouRlas.
C 705
WANTED. GIRL POIt OKNERAL HOUSE-
work. Apply at (20 South 2Cth Avenue
C MC72
WANTED. T7TREE LADY AGENTs" . ' HIO
nnnrxn rliflit ngents Apply to H II Host ,
room 21 , Ycndomo hotel , fiom 3 to 5 p m
C M731 29
WANTED. OOOD GIRL POR GENERAL
houfwork. Call mornings , 2231 Like St.
C M ) S )
WANTED AT ONCE , GIRL POR GENERAL
homework In family nt thicc Apply nt 1M4
WcbJUr st. C M919 IS *
ron itnvr iimjsns.
HOUSES IN ALL PART1 ? OP THE CITY THE
O P Daxls Company , 1305 Parnam D 70C
HOUSES IJENEWA i CO , 103 N 13TII ST.
HOUSES WALLACE , IinoWN 1JLOCK 1 T II
nnd DotiRln D T09
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
clly , " to J73. Pidcllty. Kt floor N Y Llf-
D 709
HOUSES. COTTAGE' ' * STORES ALL PARTS
of city , llrennan it Lo\e Co. , 219 S. Kth
D 710
LAROE LIST M'CAGUE. 15TH AND DODGE
D 711
HOUSES , PLATS. GARVIN EROS 1611 FAR'M
D 712
HOUSES POIt RENT. HE.MIS PAXTON HLK
HOUSES J. II. SIIEHWOOn. 421 N. Y LITE ,
POR RENT. CHOICE 12-11OOM DETACHED
modern house Inmilro 23i ? Capitol A\nnn"
, D 715
MOVINO HOUSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANOS
Om Van & Storase Co . IJII'4 I nrnam Tel 13.0
D 7IG
HOTELS. STORES. HEM IS. PAXTON nl.K
D M4W
IIOITSn C" PO 2CTII &T. 10 IIOOM * MOD.
> rn S < 0 CO per month. Il > rnn n-cil CnD
D 970
e-nooM MnnniiNCOTTAOU AT ; JCOIITH
IDth st 5W ni n month
Apply toV U Melkle. 1st Nat'l Hank bl < lir. _
ALL 1'AIITS. I' D WJ'AD ViTH
nnd Dnuilns4 n 171 P14
MTJAM III\TID nousn. : on
S IIOOM HOUSE. MODERN . . . .
S\W Chicago * t. Ina.ulie next door. Andrew
Smith D II7M
iot'sn .vo rvsn SOUTH ? iyrn KT ALL CON.
\rnlcnees nnil batn. C. n Ilorton W IT Tel
Co DI77I ni
FLAT , MODERN , Ill'-ST PART OI'
wnlKlnB distance. Williamson fOI Hi > e
Imlldinc D-M 1I
corner jfith and CnldwHl StK Tor Information
onll nt National Clothing Co cornei 14th nnd
Douglas Sli D S22-29
ron nnNT ULixiAN'T S-HOOM HOUSE WITH
nil modern Iniproxpments ; No 400 North S3rd
St Tor Information call nt XntlonnI ClothlnB
Co . corner Kth and DoiiRlns Sts.
D-S23 29
GOOD r. itooM nousn AND HAHK UINT
cheap Ml ! Davenport D 912 30 *
rou unvr rimvisiiKii DOOMS.
rou ONI : on TWO GENTLEMEN , HAS , pon-
Cflaln bath , hot wnter Mcnm heat ; location
central , $3 anil J4 per week Call Tilt 7. Dnv-
lilffo lilnrk , ISth nnd r.irnum E MJ1J
noovH ron iionsnKiii : > iNO
for man nnd wlf , rent tnken In board 319 N
I7th E-M270
NICELY rriiNisiinn IIOOM ron OENTLE
man In nrhnto family. 1910 Capitol n\e
i : MG7 ! D4
ron nr.NT riniNiPiiin IIOOMS. MOHEIJN
! M1 DoiiRliB 13. L. Emcr ) . E 7rn ,0
TWO Rl'NNY rrtlNlSHED noOMS 2204
Wcliiter ptreet E M7RO 1)5 *
TWO LAiinn rnoNT IIOOMS ALCOVE , HAY
window ; hti-nm hent 411 North ! 7t i
E-M7 D-4
NICELY riJIlNISHED OlITH PltONT 11OOMS
for rent , lii'at , light , bath nnd prltntc fnmll > .
S310 Doyrlns. _ E-MW2 29
TWO LAltCIE rilOVT 11OOM-4 VI. OVT IIV
window ; eleHin heat. 411 Noith 17th
r ( i.'l 17 *
rtniMMiin DOOMS AND nouin.
STEAM HEATED IIOOMS WITH I1OAUD 2
Harne > . r 319 Oil *
THE MEIIIIIAM. TIIIST CU.ASS FAMILY HO-
tcl 23th end UodK < > sis K SI707
TAKE BUEHMAN AVE. CAtt ION. W COn-
tier of EMmeltlonitiunda anil put up nt the
S ant OEM l > "st fl a duy hou e , lionnlim S3 M
to IS CO , dipt week. $2 , one menl free , we nro
miKIng n rrputullnn now , after the exposition
oprim we will inalio mine ) , all modern eon-
venlenoen. Telephone 1931 f MTo3 I > 2i *
IIOOMS AND IIOAIID , 2.10 SOl'TII ! STH ST
T 7SJ-D 2 *
IIODIIIIV ItOOMrt , inrilNISHHli COMI'LIH'E
for linum > Kpi'ilnK | lull lor , illnln room llldiin
fll North IJth. r 7C7 20 *
NICE7.Y I'"lTT ] > ri < 5Hr.D KllONT HOOM ? MOD-
rrn ronvciilenc-eBi private funilly. 'VI S. 2 th
St rM77J : o *
_
NEWLY ri'IlNISHED IIOOMS AND IIOAIID.
hot wnler hent : IOJ Cnss St r M < M 1)3 *
ELr.dANT KOt'TH 11OOMK THAM 1IRAT.
flriit class Ixinnl , iefeicncc3. 2U Ni. Uth
r nw n
THE CA1MTOL" 1723 CAPITOL AVK DE-
glruhltt mutli ioum . Trunilcntu accoinmodnted
ONE Olt TWO NICELY TUltNISHED 1IOOMH
at 19JI St MIIIS-'B ave. T Sim * >
iioAitn , M tx > v7ini-c , ALSO ri'iiNiaiiED
rooms. SOI ! pguglaK. -Ml'JJ 30 *
IN 1'UIVATE 1'AMILY. 1919 UOl > ai :
KI.EOANT KHONT IIOOMS 8TKAM HEAT ,
nr t-olana Iniar. ! , 1909 fupllol Ave
KOIl II i\TSTOH US AM )
FOU UENT IN TUB IIBE lll/IMHMI !
One Urge corner room , Zd floor , with vault anil
private ottlcc. water , etc.
One lirRe tinnt roam , M llior , dUMril Into two
room * hy partition , uutcr. etc
On IBTKO corner room , JJ llocr .vrlth vault.
water , etc
One front room , illvldeJ ty partition , third floor
One corner rojni with vault thna lloor.
One larcr room , third floor , with million dlvlil
Inir ll lulu one large room onj two smaller
private roomi vtater , etc
Tito Urge ground lloor rojnu , fron'lntt 17th St.
Hlth vault
One tare * K round floor room on Farnam St
large vault
Several mal | roomi on fovirth floor , with vau'ti '
All the > e ro > > m > are heated with vtenm , electric
light * upplltd , with , lint clni Janitor if nice
ISIevatorii run day and all rlshl ; uull'llng
trlctly nrvrronf Apply to Bui ilnt nJnt
Itooin im. Dee bulldlne. I-W
FOH nKNT DK81C HOOM IN OllOVNO ri/OIl
otnv. Itff hull tint , atcr , iteam at-nt , elcccrlo
light and Jinltrr itrvlce Aip > to Bupertn
Undent. lit * UulMInx I-1ST
IIENT H BTOIIK Ht'lLOINO CKNTHAI
locctlon. Inquire Ul South Utu vt. I Miii M
Ji.
ron HUNT STOIIKS AND
( Continued )
coitNEii BTonn ROOM Jixss rr. . OOOD
biMmenl with elevator , Meam heal. 11 N.
Kill Mrect. Apply at CIS N. Hlh ttrcot
I Mil )
COnNKtl STOHE HOO1I MxSS IT. , aOOtl
l > n nient , * lth elevator , Meant htat. Cl * N
Kth t Apply at 619 N. Itlh t I-MM
OlTnENT TilE 4-STOUY IHICK HUILDINn
nt 010 rnrnnm St Thin building has n fl'rproof
cement l.nxernent ; water on nil noon , gns etc.
Apply at the office of The llee. 1-910
ron KENT THE 4-sroiiY mucK IIUILTHNO
t 9IG Knrnnm fit Thl * InilMtnK hn n fireproof
cement bn * m-nt : water on all floors , K , Me.
Apply nt the office of The Bee. 1 510
AOIJNTS xvAvrnn.
WANTED. WK WANT TO ESTAHLIHH AOEN.
clen In cvtr > city In United States for our
celehrateil cuKtom pants , which nro made to
order nt J2 m n pair , liberal comml ston paid
nuenttij write for particular * , Tluer CtiMom
Pants Manufacturers. 1G1 Cth AMChlpniro ,
III. J M791 1M
WANTED , AGENTS , LOC\L AND OENEIIAL ,
new article ; Rood seller , excellent profit : male
or female ; r-nlnry when pro\cn efficient A.
L Gray & Co , St. Louis. Mo. J-M9T4 D5
OKNEIIAL'AOENT AND CANVASSER-MAN
r > r woman : his money. Call 8 to 10 n. m. 211
N. Y Life. J MG79-O-20
WA.M'Ijn TO HUM' .
WANTED. JIY A LVOY. HOARD AND IIOOM ,
In n | irlint * > family nt moilernte terms , mttpt
lie on or very neir cnr line , ilencrlb" ronm nnil
utato price. Address M. V. Neven * . ZllTil'mt
Maple ft. , Omnhi. K M8II ! 0
STOHAOn.
ACiriC STORAOE AND V.'AaEHOUSE CO ,
90S-910 Jorya ; general storage and forwarding.
M-719
OM. VAN & STORAGE. 1S11H FAItN'M TEL Ii55
M-720
PRANK nwEtts. sroRAan. 1214 IIARNEY.
Hauling and packing , cheapest rates. Tel 956
M-721
\v.tvniTo : nrv.
rniEi'itoor SAFE WANTED.
. SECOND-HAND.
Aililiess I' O. llox 493 N-M6S4 30
roil sVLKMiscniL.v\nois. )
SAWDUST. HULK OH SACKED-CRIHIIIN'O
and hog fince. C. II. Lee. 901 Douglas.
0-7:3
2ND-HAND IlICYCLES. OMAHA 11ICYCLE CO.
roil BALE. A JCO MPE SCHOLARSHIP IN
host shoithnnd school for 110. Addrrii A EG ,
lleo Q-MS49 30
LATEST STYLES LADIES' CAPES AND IACl
et cas > trmnentu drop postal , will mil with
sample 13 Hlrsli , 16:9 Kyner A\e. Q-900 D21
CI.AIUOYAT S.
I'UOP. WHITNIJY & PROP PIERCE ,
the celebrated clalr\o > mxts. palm'st1 ' * , etc.
Prof Plerc Is an tiiuler tiils of Prof Whit
nc > 'H nnd doei full form ninlerlnll ? illon anJ
ph } lc l mnnlfeitntlon He Is the wonder of
the present century 1IU cnbinct work Is
mar\l nnd In hl line he his no eqtiil
If u have an > de lrc to fee Fplrllunl minl-
feMntlnn * KO once and > ou will BO again Also
slate wilting t > jewrltlnR anil nil the liner
formi of m-Uorl.ilUntlon Prof hltnej leads
jour complete life from the cradle to the grave
He has no tnnil lleunltes Depilated hu'hmds
nnd wives. Then < nnd < i croud his olUe !
Go nt once and cnn ult there celebrate 1 me-
dliimt Profhltne > & Prof. Pierce. office
lr > 22 Hownnl St . coiner of ICth Pt Hour * from
9 n m to 9 p m Ladles , 60c Hemline by
mall , enclose two stamp * . S M802 D3 *
\S < s VIJI3 , IIATIIS KTC.
M\DAM SMITH , 1313 DOUGLAS \SPAOE
Bteim baths. T M721 Dl
MS1E. AMES. MASSAGE AND 1IATHS 20T N
ICth fit . upstairs. T M7CO 30'
liATHS MASbAGE LAI II \ ELLI"ox.
Crounse lllk , 119 ICth St. , room 12 , ul | lira
TM907 Dl
MUS. DIl LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE 1JATII
parlorb , restful and curative. 417 S. llth , up
stairs T M917 D ;
1'KltSOJ. VL.
VIAVI OH UTERINE THOUULES 316-8 REE
b'dg , phsalclan , consultation or health lOOt iree
U-7.-4
UAT1IS , MASSAGE MMT POSi , JU'J ' S. J5TH
U-723
CLOTHEb CLEANETJ. PRESSKD AND REpaired -
paired ; day or nleht ; dress suits for hire.
1'antorlum. N n cor. Hth and Tarnam T l
% 3. U MS47
THU JOY TAILOR SYSTEM SCHOOL. Of
dress cutting. 403 Knrbjch Block.
U M810-N30
LADIES IN POOR CIHCITMSTANCES CAN RE-
cel i > free attendance In conllnement by ap
plying to the CrelKhton Medical colleBC , 14th
nnd Da\enport Sts. Telephone 11C7
U 276 D-9
OREENDEllG. THE SPECIAL LADIES'
Tailor , Is ready for business. 170S Webster Ht.
U 2" 3 DS
j-.oo ron A CASE or SUPERPLUOUS HAIR
that I cannot cure. Madam True , Paxlon blk
U M753 D3
OTIS PRANKLIN CRXNB. YOUR MOTHER IS
ilnid , the courts will noon declare > > u d.ad
also , do you wMianlty , a\arlco nnd deceit
to pnrt us. P. E. Cranf. T MSW3J *
iTT RUE. VAPOR AND MASSAGE
baths 1112 Furnam U-M8 D-S7'
MOMV TO LOA. > _ HIVL UST
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O P Davis Co . 1505 Karnatn St. W 7i7
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO , 315 N Y L
quIcU mone > at law ntis for choice farm limits
In lona. northern Missouri , tasfrn Nebraska
Vf 72S
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
uropmy. W. Purnam Smith i. Co. . 132J1 arn'm
W-730
MONEY TO IXDAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Pusey & Thomas. 207 1stNat. . Ilk bldu
W-732
WH HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH
our eiMem correspondents by which we ran
ln-\n nifinov on farms In eastern Nebraska
lrenna-Lo\e Co 219 S ICth W-M272 D9
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. lronnan-Lo\c ! Co. , 219 S , lGth.
PROM JIM UPWARD T. D WEVD 16TII
and DuUGlas W 47" DIl
MONEY TO LOAN' . DEMIS. PAXTON IlLOnt.
510000)0) ) ) SPECIAL PUND TO I/JAN ON
llrkt-rliinn Improved Omaha uropertj , or for
bullilhu ; purposea. Pldollty Trust Cmnpnny
e PER TENT MORTGAGES POR SALE PROP.
rty of non-resllenls cnred for by W II
Melkle. PIr t National Dank bids. . Omahn _ _
MOM3V TO I.OAX CHATTRLS.
MONE YTO LOAN ON PUR.N'ITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc , at lowest rates In city ;
no rerno\al of goods , ftrktly conllilentlal , sou
can i > ly the loan off nt any time nr In any
amount. OMAHA MORTG tOE LOAN CO
iOC S Uth St
X-730
IIU.SIM'.SS CIIA.NCKS.
TO OKT IN OR OUT OP 11USINES3 GO TO J.
J Gibson. 614 Plrst Nat' ! Hank Y-737
PARTNER WANTED A PIlOnPEROPb SE
atllo nmnufacturlni ; plant duliia a partner I
with fJO)0.00 In i-nlarkc , Addriha p O tiox I
1010 Si-attle. WnthltiBtonM7WSO" I
A CHANCi : POR A HL'STLINQ MAN OR
woman nllh limited capital to buy a line
conctwlon on the exposition ground' durlnc
the winter t ports ami Ice camtxal. Addrens
R 24 , llee. Y Mi9j
A"RRIGHT MAN WIT II B.MLL CAPITAL TO
' handle a tine liultirm quick retuiiib and no
rl K AddretH U 3 , Ilr. Y MIU
GENE1UL S1OIIE IN 111(1 ( HORN \.SIN WY-
omlnu , very proiltable trade , with 33 > Wicre
ranch , IrrlBatrd , under fence , In ultltntlnn ,
ccoil house * ( nrn Kianarlm , tie. Owner be
lieve * the ln\Mtmrnt will return price ack d
In two or three > wi Hare opporlunllv for
the rlstU ) > arl > to make biff munp > . Clenr
Omaha rental pnptrty tnken n Iwrt of pur-
rl.au. . . C > . U. Wuliacc , Si : J , J Drown tlk ,
Omaha. Y7' ' <
AllJ , UKSTAlllANT
doing Boot ! builneH ; terms reasonable. Ad.
drew 11 25. Re * . Y-Mfw
PLANT AT
a far r I Hoc Addr f P , It. C , Un CU Mli-
MJU intley i , la Y M892
WANTED PHYSICIAN AS PARTNER TO
t'nvi'l on the road with an M D - > nJ rood
lecturer. Address Ilix 46 , Hock Springs Wyo
_ Y-MHC Dl
S\VIIP.
i 'TLEY ' 4 YEAR3 X RKsiDKNCE OJ'
Omaha , tlrtt cl f3 work ruarnntwj. leaor
der * at Milton RoKeri & Son's ; teleph' > ne 1J4 :
bennri > of unicrupulous partle * In the business
headlnj this niiy on account of the expoiltlon.
U-5SJ D ;
rou i\rit\xni : .
WILL KXCHANOP. VKHV DBSlRAllt.p
clear vacant Omaha lots for Chlcaco prt > prijr.
Address with full particulars , llox Wt Omjnn.
110 ACRK3 SOPTHERN CAL1PORNIA Kill IT
lands , M acres In bmrlnit fruit , clear of In-
cumbrance , to trade for Omsha clt > property
I. N. Hammond , th nnd Like SU
KOH .SVLIIU\L KSTATI : .
KOITNTZH PLACE RARGAINS. J2.WO 1.WO TO
IC.6W ) . J. J. Gibson. 14 First Nat. lltnk bide
RE 735
PARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. M2 N. Y. L.
RE MI63 D16 *
I1AROA1NS , HOt'SKS , IXTfl AND PARMS !
sale or trade. P. K Darling , uarxer Hlk , .
RE-741
K LAND ; ' 97 CROP P'D , THE Pr.IClV W'M-
con Roe Illdg. RE-SI3
IXJIl SALE. HAROAIN : TWO-STORY ItOl'SE
and 7"V " ftround ( , 23d and N. South Omnhx
I nael > c > > - . - HB 76B tO'
HOUSES , I/3TS , FARMS. LANDS. I/3ANS ;
nlso fire Insurance. Demls , Pnxton block.
RE-M73J
POR SALE , TI RVER RANCH 2 Anins
near Columbus , Neb. . JJo per acre ; I3.0M rtown ,
vemnlnder on mortKiRe 7 per cent. Addreos
Owner , 243 Woodland n\e. . New Rochpllp N Y
RE MS07 SO
IIORSKS
HORSES WINTERED. Ill T OP CARE : RATES
Jj 00 per month. W. E , Owens , 3607 Center St.
MS2Dec3
WANTED. IIORSKS TO WINTER ; REST OF
cars ; rales reasonable. Address P. O Rex 45 ,
Crescent , Iowa 927 D-2 *
GOOD STARLES. REST OP CARE 4 AND 16
month. A. W. Phclps & Son , 207 New York
Life Tel 1054 M243
WINTER QUARTERS POP. HORSES' ' : ONE OP
the best , nnd reasonnblo rat * * : hor'fs called
for nnd dellver d qood references Hcott Rob
inson , Papllllon , Neb. At fair grounds.M231
M231 30
REST CITY REFERENCED REST CARE , 51
month G Rushart , Cist nnd Poppleton n\e.
SIIORTIIn
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. B13 N. Y. LIPE
742
AT OMAHA BUS COLLEGE , 16TI1 & DOUGLAS.
743
II H ROYLES , COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE
lessons ; day nnd evening 407 Bee BldK
KOUM )
I-OUND-PIO. WEIGHING ABOUT 100 LRS , AT
8123 Len\enworth ) St. 820 27 *
POUND-DARK BROWN HORSE. 7. OR 8
jenrs old ; nbout 1,100 pounds 4Ist nnd 'Pat
rick n\enue 787 27 *
POUND. SORREL MARE , WEIGHS AHOPT
SCO on MoSlmne's farm Apply to Jnms
Hiuer , nhf 0 nores sw sec 17. township 15 ,
12 on Dodge street. Pound M915 29 *
COL. .
BURLINGTON NUT. REST CHEAPEST. PRICE
J3 73 per ton 'Phone 84S Harmon S. Wceth Co.
466
LOST.
LOST , ST. HERNARD DOG , OHAM1L CULiUlt ,
white collar , answers to name of Gro\er. Tair
No lir. Suitable reward1 E. C Price 834
So. 29th st Ix > st M : o 10
TYIM2WlllTi : S.
RENTED , J4.CO PER MONTH. niRRONS 7JC
cich , prlee of cabinets reduced Smith Pre
mier Tjpenrlter Co , No 1025 Parnnm St.
St.M506
M506
MUSIC , HIT A > \nuvnn. .
ELMOHE RICE , VIOLINIST , PORMEHLY SO-
lolst Rice Concert Co will receive pupils ;
highest references Call Arcade hotel , room 6 ,
4 to S p in 730 29 *
viMiniis.
TOR COMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS CALL
on The Smith Premier Typewriter Compnii } ,
No 1025 I'arnam St M507
ILOCUTO.V
MRS RALPH E. SUNDCRLAND. 1513 S ' 9TH
St. will tnki > a few mur rjup'.ls 324 DIl
SUWI > G M\CIII.MS AMI SUPPLICS.
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SP.W
ing machines & supplies. 1514 Oip. a\e. Tel. 1574.
830
M. S. WALKLIN. 2111 CUMING. TEL. 1331
1331744
-744
i > \\VMiiioicnits.
II. MAROWI17. LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST.
747
i'ATi.vrs.
T A miTlTVT'T'O ' Sues & Co , Attorneys
A I ill iM 1 at-Lnw and Patent K\-
r * * * - < - -4 & .t t - , \ -
per8 joe Bulldlng |
Omaha , Njb Brnnch office at Washington ,
D C Send for free Advlte and Patent Hook
Send for our Mu hlnc Moxements , copj righted ,
1897 Telephone 1C23.
R ir ulnx In
Hecond llatxl
Snfes Sufo A.
Lock Hop.ilr-
"j , J. DERIGHT& CO. ,
Eucuuhsorb to A. Ti , Doauo & Go , ,
Western Agents.
Tul. Iljll. 1110 Farimni , Oinalui
I'OSTOI'M'ICi :
( Should bo read DAILY ! ) > alt Interested , as
changes may occur at any time )
Porolun mall-i for the week endliiK De-
ci-mber Hh , 1SU7. will close ( I'UOMl'TLY In
nil uiKes ) ul ttie Uetura : Postolllcu as follows
lowsl'AHCii S POST MAILS close ON'H
HOUH UAHLinil than cloUiiB time
TrniiHtliuiUu Mall * .
TUBSDAY At n a. in for KUHOPR , per .
s Sprcte * . via Soutliamipton ami Bremen.
AVKDNKSDAY At 7 a. m. ( Euippleinentary
0 u. in ) for UUKOPU , per H. s. I'arih * . vl.i
South nnplon ; nt 9 a. m ( supplementary
10.30 a. in , ) for IMMIOPU , per s. 8. Adri
atic * . \l.i Quccnstonn , at 10 a. in. for BEL
GIUM direct , per P. . Wcslornlaml , via
Ann\en > ( U'ttcrmust bu dlrtctfU "per
" .
SATIWDAY At 7 a m. for FIIAXOI3 ,
S\MT/iilhANn. ITALY. SPAIN. POUT-
UOAL. Tl'HKUY. KOYIT and BHIT1SH
INDIA , per s s I.a Touralnc * . via Havro
( letters for othcivi > art8 of I3urop < nnint lie
dliucted "per La Totiralno" ) , at 8 a m.
for NKTllfmLANUS direct , per a. s. Veen-
dam , vl i Hotturdam ( letters mtmt Iw 61-
rooted "per Veend.un" ) ; at 8 a. m. for
OPN'OA. per . H , Fulcla ( IctterH must bo i
directed 'per Kuld.i" ) ; at 11 n. in. for
NOHWAY direct , per t . s Hekla ( latterw
must bo dlrecttd "PIT Hekla" ) , at H a. m. I
( supplementary 12 30 p , m ) for 1UUOPB j
per t ) s Ktrurli * . via Qiwetvstown ; at 1
p tn , for SCOTLAND direct , per s. K. Fur-
nesaialn Glasgow ( letters must bo dl-
rcitud "per Furnes-'la" ) ,
PRINTED MATTER ETC German eteamcrs
ealllns on Tuesda > take Printed Matter , etc ,
for Germany , end Sprclally Add-ested Printed.
Mnttti via for other parts of Kurope Amerl
an ami White Star uteimcrs on \ \ cdnetda )
GcTiiiun itu.imer < on Thurtdas and Cunard
French and German elcameiu on Saturdays
take Printed Matter , etc frr nil rountrlej for
which thty ure advertised , to carr > mall
After th * rlotlnr ; of the hupplementirj TransAtlantic -
Atlantic ) Malls named uboie. additional eup-
Phnuntary malls nro optnvJ on the jile t of
th American. Kngllsh , Prench and German
steamers , and remain oprn until within 'Itn
Minutes of the hour of calling of fcteamer.
fur South mill Oriitrnlincrlci ,
\\-i-.t luillf" , Ktc.
MONDAY-At * i p. in for OUATHMALA.
per utcnmcr from Nfi. > Orleans
TU11SDAY At 10 a m for SANTIAGO DIC
CUI1A. VHNn/.I J'LA und CX1I/3MOIA ,
per B. San Aunustin ( letJ r must be di
rected "per San Aiijfustln" ) ; at 10 a pi.
( suiwle-mentary U a. m. ) for CI3NTHAL
AMUHICA ( except Conta HUM ) und
SOUTH PACIFIC Pom's , per 8. s.
,
V ft.
l )
Finance , vl1 * Colon ( lo tfn for Guatemala
mint bo directed " ? or Vlnnnc * " ) ; nt 11
a. m. for UIO JANK1RO direct , i > er s. s.
Taormlna ( letters for otner parts of Bra
zil and La Plata Countries nuiat bo di
rected "per Taormlna" ) , nt 11 n. in. for
PHRNAMnrcO nml SANTOS , per . s ,
Catania ( letters for other parts of llrazll
must be tllrrctPil "per Citnnl.v" ) ; nt 11 a.
m. for IinLI'/n and IMMIUTO COHTGH.
prr P M. John Vv'll < * on , at 1 p. m. for 1NA-
GUA and HAITI , ppr- * . Navahoe ; nt * 3
p. in. for COSTA lUCty , trier steamer from
No * ' Orleans : at S1/1 : * ! m. for NP\V-
POUNDLAND , per -strnmer from North
Sydney ; n" 9 p. m. foixPOUT ANTONIO ,
per "tramer from IlosUBi.
wtDNisDAY At2:30nVm. : for POUT AN
TONIO , per steamer from Phl'alelphla ' ;
nt 12 m. for ORKNADA. TRINIDAD nnJ
TOliAGO , per s , B. IrrHvvnddy , at 1 p. m.
for CURA , per s. 8. Yumurl , via Havana ;
at 1 p. m , ( supplementary 1 30 p. m. ) tor
NASSAU. N. I' . , per s. P. Antllla ( Iflttora
mu't be directed "per Antllla" ) .
THURSDAY Ar S a. m. for UHRMUDA , per
fl. s. Trlnldnd ; at 1 ip. m , ( supplementary
1.30 p. m. ) for NASSAU , N. P. , and SAN
TIAGO DHCUIIA. per B. s. SintliKO ,
SATUUDAY At 8 tu Tn for HUA7.IL nnd
l\ PLATA COUNTHI15S , per K , i. nuffon ,
via lernambuco. ! H.ihla and Itlo Janeiro
( IcMers for North Brazil must bti directed
"per UulToli" ) ! at 10 n. m. ( supplementary
10:3) : ) n , m. ) for rollTt'Ni : ISLAND ,
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and GltKY-
TO\VN , per s. s. Alene ( letters for Costa
lllc.a must IKS directed "per Alone" ) ! nt 10
Tt. m. ( supplementary 10:10 : a. nt. ) for
HAITI , via Cnpo Haiti , Port Au Prince ,
Aux-Cayea nnd Jacmel , also SANTA
MAHTHA , per s > . < t. Kitty : nt 10-.T ) n , m.
for CAMPIXMIC , CHIAPAS , TAUASCO
and YUCATAN , per s. M. Sefrurancn ( let-
tortf for other nttrts of Mexico nnd for
Cuba must be dlreovd "per Sogiiranca" ) ;
at 10:30 : n. . m. for HAITI , per s. s. Prliis
Wllletn II ( k'tters for Vcnezueln , Cunicno ,
Tilnldml , Urltlsh nnd Dutch Guliinu must
bo directed "per PrlnsVIlIem II" ) ; at 11
n. in. ( supplementary 11:30 : a. tn. ) for Vl.N-
EKUUliA nntl CUIIACAO , alto SAVAN-
ILLA and CARTHAQnNA , via Curneao ,
per s > . s. Car.xens ; at 1 p. tn. ( supplemen
tary 1:30 : p. m. ) for ST. DOMINGO nnd
TURKS ISLAND , per s n. Now Yolk ; at
S-30 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per
ptenmer from North Sydnev.
SUNDAY At S n.'m. ifor IIAIIDADOS di
rect nnd NORTH HRA551L , via Para nnd
Mannos , per s. s. Cnmoense.
Malls for New foundland , b > rail to Halifax , nnd
thence by Bteamer , cloio nt this otllce dally
at SiSO p tn Malls for Mlqut-lon , by rail to
Ho ton nnd thence by clcamer close nt thl
ofllco dnll > nt 8M : p. in II > ! ! ) for Cuba close
nt this olllce dally at 7 00 a. in for foruardlni ;
by steamers sailing ( Mondajs nnd lhur > la > )
from Port Tnmni. Tin. MallH for Me\-
Ice Clt > , overland , uiilem specially addressed
for dispatch b > steamer. clo o nt this nlllce
dally nt 2 TO n. m nnd 2:30 : p m "Registered
mall clo-os at G 00 p. in previous da } .
TrniiH-Pnolilu
Mails for China nnd Japin ( specially ad
dressed only ) , per * . S. Empress of Chln.i
( from Vancouver ) , close here dally up to
November " 211nt G.30 p. m Mails for
China , nnd Japan , per s. s. Gaelic ( from
San Francisco ) , clo o here dally up to De-
< -pml r 1st at G 30 p. in. M ills for Aus
tralia ( except those for Went Auatinlia ) ,
which are forwarded \la Europe , New
Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI and Samoan
Islands , per s s. Mjrlposa ( from Sin
Francisco ) , close here d.illy up to Decem
ber * * 3d it 7 CO a m. , II a. m. and 0:30 : p.
m. ( or on arrival at New York of s. s
Campania with British malls for Aus-
trall i ) . flails for Australia ( except \Yost
Australia ) , New Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI
Islands , per s. s Aot ing ) ( from Vincou-
ver ) , cloo here dally after December 3d
and up co December Oth at C.30 p. m Malls
for China nnd Japin , per s. s. Tncoma
( from T.icomn ) , close here dally up > to Dc-
cc'mber * 12th at G 30 p. m. MalN for
Hawaii , pers. s. AustraJla.from ( Sin Fran
cisco ) , close here dilly Tup to December
22d at G 30 p m. Orans for the Society
Islands , ipcr hlji Tropic Bird ( from San
Fnnclsco ) , close here dally up to Decem
ber 25th ai G.TO p. m.
Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded to port of
sailing ? dally nnd the schedule of closing Is
nrrniiKed on the pnuniption nf their uninter
rupted overland transit "Registered mall
closes nt C p m preImii day.
Postofllce New York , N Y. November 20
, , , , . , ,
1S97 f j 5
CORNELIUS VAN "COTT. Postmaster.
a vnHO vns.
CHICAGO ST. PAUL. M'NNE.
apolls & \ Omalm Unllway
Gnieral ornres NctirasUn 1J1-
\ Islon , Pl.'teenth nnd Wtfbiter
StK-ots Clly Ticket onice.
1401 Parnam Street. Telephone
Fifteenth and Webster btreets
Telephone , 143S.
j Leave. Arrive
Sioux City Aooommoda. "i:50am : 8.20 prr.
SIou\ City \ccbmmodi. " 9 50 nm * 8 SO pm
Ulnlr. Emersnn hloux
City , 1'oncu , Hnrtlng-
ton nnd HI lomfield 1 00 pm * * 11:55 : nm
Sioux Clti Maniinto , St.
Paul. Minneapolis . " C13 ; nm 9:10 : nm
Lmerson Passenger . . . * 6:10 pm " fc.45 nm
Dal j IJall } except Sunday Sunday
only This trnln stops nt stations Plorcnce
to So. Blair , Inclusive , bund.os only , on week
days So Hlalr nui ;
rnnMONT , KLKHORN &
Missouri Vallsy ltullwa > Gen
eral Othces , United States Na
tional Jianlc HulldliiK , fcouui-
nam Streets. Ticket Oflice ,
west Corher Twelfth nnd Par-
1 U1 Karnam Street. Telephone. 061. Depot ,
I"lft cnth nnd Webster fatrctts. Telephone , 1418
Lea\e. Arrl\e.
Dluck Hills. Dendwood
and Hot Spilnss . . . 8:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Wjomlng , Casper and
DoiiKlas . . . . " 3.00 pm 0.00 pm
Hastings , York. D-ivld
CUJ , Supeilcr , Oriievo ,
I'xtter und Sewnra. . . 3:00 : pm 5.CO pm
Nurfo k , We t Po nt and 7 50 nm " 10 25 .m
Kienuinl
Lincoln , Wnhoo and 7:50 : am 10:23 : im
Premont
Premont Local 7-50 nm
I3ail > Hnlly except Sunday , Sunday
only Dally exccpi Saturday. Uallj
except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTIIWHST-
cn Railway Cltj Ticket
Olllce 1401 Parmm Street.
Telephone 661. Depot. Tenth
n iil Mason Streets Telephone ,
Missouri Valley. s > ux
City , St Paul nnd
Minneapolis . ZM am 10:43 : pm
Missouri Vnllej , Sioux
City . 7-so nm 9.(5 ( nm
Dennlson , Carroll Wall
Like . . . .
1:30 : am 9:15 : pm
Knstern Ciprcss , Des
Mulnca. Marshalllou n ,
Cedar Rapids , Chicago " 10:45 : am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Pljcr , Cnlcago
nnd Mist . . . . . . 4:45 : pm 4:10 : pm
Vast Mall. Chicago to
Omalm . 3:10 Dm
Missouri Valtej. Sioux
City , flt Paul. Minne
apolis Limited . 6:55 : pm 9:25 : nm
Omatn-Chicnco Special , C 20 pm 8.10 am
Dally "Dillv except Bundav.
ri' 'IX CITY A. PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Olllcej , United
States National Rank liulld-
Ins. S. IV Comer Twelfth
anil Pnrnam htrcUE. Ticket
OtHcc. 1401 Parnam Street ,
Depot. _ Plftefnth and Webster
Telephone , 145S.
Leave. Arrl\e.
Sioux CIO. Mankato , St
Paul , jllr.ncapoil. . . . . . 6:15 : pm 9:10 : am
Dally
Hl'RLINOTON .t JllSSOUn !
Hlii-r ItHllroid "The Hurllnc.
ton Iout > . " General OflU'es , N
W Corner Tenth and rnrnam
Streets TcKet | Olllce , If.OJ
Tarnum Street. Teltphon : 2i )
Depot , ' -Tenth and Mason
fatreeta Telephone. 128
JLtave. Arrlvu
4:0 : ; pm
7 45 pni
"lI.SDum
CHICAQO I1URLINOTON A
Qulncy Railroad "The Hurl.
Ington Rrtitc" Ticket Olllce.
110. ! rarmim Street. Telephone
250 DepAtTenth and Mason
'
Streeti"'Teltphone , J2J.
Knif ave. Arrive
ft oi pm 7:16 : am
V.tS am 4 15 pm
7q : pm 1M : am
5.40 rm
i:60 : pm
CANSAS CITY. ST JOSEPH
Council Illuffs Railroad
"The Hiirllngton Route"
Ticket Oflice. 1M2 Farnam
Street. Telephone 250 Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele.
p"ione , 1JJ
Leave , Arrive
Kanias City Day III. . . 9 00 am C:40 pm
Kaniaii city Mlht Hi. . > 10.00 pm :30 am
CHICAGO. ROCK IbLANU &
Parlflo Railroad "The Great
lilanl Route"-CI y
OllleeT H2J 1'arnain
Telephone , I2S , Depot
and Maton Stretts
Telephone , Its.
Arrive.
C'IICBKO und Bl Paul
Vc tll ileJ K it * 4:50 pm i:4S pm
Lincoln , nlorado
Pueblo Denser and
west . . . . , pm 4.25 pm
OU-OKO. De Mol 11 uuil
RocU Iilund 7.00 pm S.15 am
Atlantic iii > re . for Den
Moln and eu t rn points i am & : S5 pm
Lincoln. Falrbury Lni
Drllevllle . f , C. pm " 10. 4 am
Pally Dally incept Sunay >
TRAINING FOR THE FARM
Education in the Arts Isiontial to Success
in Agricultural Fuisuits.
'ROGRESS ' NOTED IN THAT DIRECTION
lte\lMr of flip \Vnrk nnil Irllinilx of
Oil I r > - < < rlii > oNniftfl ! of IMillnilvI-
p III n Plilliiiilliroplxt-i IM-
ucntliiniil .Notcfi.
In his annual report to the president Sec-
etary Wilson of the Department of Agri
culture warmly commends the introduction
into schools for girls and women o ( the
caching of the arts which nro practical In
: ho homo. Many of the colleges of agrlcul-
uro and mechanic arts , together with ecl-
ontlflc , technical and Industrial schools , now
maintain a department of domestic science.
Cooking and sewing arc quite commonly
taught In the public schools and cooking
schools for women have been organized In
numerous places. These advantages nro at
ire-sent largely restricted to the bojs and
; lrls resident la cities. The necessity ot
extending them GO as to embrace the chil
dren of farmers U apparent nnd Secre
tary Wilson notes with pleasure the begin
ning of a far-reaching effort In that dlrcc *
tlon. "In agriculture , " ho ti > s , "It IB
coming to bo clearly seen that teaching
the boy how to plow or to perform any
other farm operation Is not the inreit Im
portant service which the school can ren
der. There must be added to this definite
and careful Instruction In the principles on
which agricultural practice Is based. The
fanner must be taught to think In thu linen
where Eclenco has shed light upon his art
If his practice Is to be most thoroughly one.
cessful. Fortunately , science- has already
much to tell the farmer which Is must usc-
tul to him , and every > ear sees au Increase
In the great atoro trom which the agricul
tural student can safely tlraw.
"In the great work of helping the women
of our land , nearly half of whom are tolling
in the homes upon cur farms , this dtcart-
ment , It Is believed , has a large duty to per
form. For , whatever will bo effective hi
raising the grade of the home llfo on thu
[ arm. In securing the better nourishment of
the farmer's family , and In surrounding
them with the refinements and attractions of
a well-ordered home , will powerfully con
tribute alike to the material prosperity of the
country and the general welfare of the farm
ers. The Investigations which the depart
ment has undertaken on the food and nu
trition of man have already been of much
service to the teachers and students of do-
mcstlo science , and It Is hoped that these
Investigations will hereafter bo still more
helpful In establishing a scientific basis for
the teaching and practice of human nutrition
Through Its close relations with the agri
cultural colleges and other Institutions for In-
dt'strial training1 of the jouth the depart
ment may incidentally aid the movement to
educate women in the rational yractlco of
the arts of the homo
"Rut beyond this It Is much to ho desired
that the department may be afforded an op
portunity to undertake some definite enter
prises which will enable It to extend much
more material assistance to thoni who are
engaged in the noble task of giving practical
training to the future wives and mothers of
our farmois and to that vast army of faith
ful women who are beiring the heavy bur
dens of keeping the farmers' homes pure and
sweet and rearing the future masters of our
vast agricultural domain. "
DAIRY SCHOOLS
The ideas expressed by the secretary are
given a practical illustration In the bulletin
on "Dairy Schools" Just Issued bj the de
partment. Several states maintain independ
ent dalrj oohools and nearly all state uni
versities have dairy departments. The good
results of the work of these schools , their
methods , cost of tuition , cad their advan
tages , are given in detail In the bulletin prepared -
pared by It. A I'arsorB , assistant chief of
the dairy division.
"It Is the purpcoa of the dairy schools , "
sajs the bulletin , "to teach joung men or
womrci , liv a short time , as much as pos
sible of the' theory of the different lines of
work connected with dalrjing ; and these
theories are illustrated , so far as practic
able , In actual practice at ithe churn , checnc
vat , or other apparatus They aim to so
equip one who has had oomo practical work
that he will be able to take full charge of
a piano and make the best possible product
\nd they attempt to tc4ch one who has had
little or no practlcali training the things
that It took his father many jears to learn.
They aim to improve tire quality of our
dairy products arcd to reduce the cost of
their production by teaching new and ad
vanced principles , together with methods
which have been proven to yield the fcest
results. There Is no icason why as good
butter or cheese canoot bo produced in
this country as Is made In any part of the
world , yet It Is a painful fact that , while
many of our manufactured products excel
all of their kind made in other lands , our
dairy products c-innot compete In foreign
markets with the butter end cheese of sev
eral countries Our successful competitors
depend on' their herds for their dally bread
They realize that It Is to their Interest to
thoroughly understand every step In their
work and have carefull } organized systems
of dairy Instruction which have been con
ducted for years ,
"The dairy schools receive without special
preparation any who nro actually engaged
In making butter or cheese , or who Intend
to make that their business. The work is
so arranged that an intelligent person can
get great help by devoting all his time for
a fe\v weeks to the study of dairy methods
under the guidance of competent Instructors.
It must not bo thought that all the com
plexities of dulrjing can bo learned tti a
few weeks or months , but In this short
period irany useful Ideas , advanced prin
ciples and methods can bo obtained.
LMDTHOD OF CONDUCTING SCHOOLS.
"As the most active season of dalrjlug Is
In the spring , summer and fall months , the
period of woik of the dairy schools has been
placed In the winter , thus enabling many
who are in charge of factories to finish
the season's work , take the course and open
thu factory the following season. Care Is
taken to have the scientific and practical
Instruction so closely related that one will
help the other in the dally vvoilc. The
student Is not cnly told In lectures how to
ir-ako good butter and choose , but ho Is
shown the complete process nnd performs the
RAILROADS.
MISSOURI PACIPIC RAILROAD
General Offices and Ticket Of-
tlce. Merchants National Until ;
Building , 1224 Tarnam Street.
Telephone , 104 Depot , rilteenth
and . Waiter Streets. Telephone ,
1a1 * : *
Leave. Arrive.
LlmlTed " . . . " 'S'CSpm Ml.K pm
Kpnxp're ' l > ' &St..U' ' " ! ? ' 0.30pm C 00 am
Nebraska Local Vs" 1" ° " S ! < 5 am
Dally. UMly EJC. Hundaj
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE fc ST
Pau ! Rullwa > City Ticket
Olllce. 1504 rarnam Street
Telephone , ! S4 Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets Telephone ,
12S.
Leave. Arrive
, fitt : pin S.M am
. 'l oo am
' Dally.
UNION PAC1KIC "THE OVERland -
land Route" General oirtres N
E Corner Ninth and Parnam
Streets City Ticket Office , IMS
Parnam Street Telephone. * 16.
Depot , Tenth and lla on fatrecU.
Telephone , 123.
Leuvt. Arrive.
Th. Overland
' 'mCr ± ibuV 'iSrtw . " * . 60 . . . . " ' 2'-o
Slromsburg tipres. . , - - * Pm , : ; -T * -
Kearney Kipreis Ii.00 pm " 1Z IS pm
Dalll "IJalU ecept Bunday.
Council llluffs IxJcoI-Leavefc. IM . m ! :5J : a.
m : 1:30 a , in. , tK : a. m. : 10:4 : a m.:15 ; : p m ;
46 6 p m. ; S.65 p. in. Arrives. 0:10 : a. m. ; 7.M
a. in ; S a.n. . : 9.25 a .m. . 11:3) a. n. . . 9:10 : p , m ;
5:40 : p m. ; 8K ; p. in. . i ) : < 5 n re
W 1UAB1I KAILIIOAU-TICKKT OCKICK. 1414
Farnam Strict. Telephone , S22. Depot , Tenth
n J Ma > on Streets. Telephctie , lit . .
liv . Arrive ,
S' . Louis "Cannon Hall" . . . . .
Ripr-M I.Mpm 11:30 : are
Pally.
work himself until familiar with It , After
ho loams the principles ot making A first-
claw product ho U shown how to Judge
or p-coro It
, "Tho subjects In which Instruction Is
given depend largely on the condition ot
dairying In the state where a school Is lo-
oated , General lecturen on tlalrjlng are
given at All school * . , end Instruction In the
use ot the Habcock nnd lactometer tests
and In butter making Is always given.
"Special attention Is given to the lectures
directly bearing on the dally practical work
Tha Importance of having the Ixst milk Is
clearly shown. All the dctalli ot hindllng
milk both 'before and after delivery to the
factory are explained. These Include milk
ing , straining , aerating , cooling , rare previ
ous to delivery and hntilln' to factor ) ,
also the reeclpt ot milk a the factory ,
thu examining , weighing , sampling and con
ducting to milk vat. The lectures on testIng -
Ing milk briefly describe the simplest testa
which have been used and fully ctphln
the method devised' by llr. Babcock. The
payment for milk according to Its fat con
tent Is explained and Illustrated. In the lec
tures on butter making , t'vcry step of the
work from taking the milk from the vat to
shipping butter to the market U fully de
scribed. The lectures on cheese miking
cover that subject from the receipt of the
milk to the shlnmcnt ot cheese. Instruc
tion la usually given In Cheddar cheese link
ing only , but in KOIIIO schools the innuifac-
turo of several kinds ot cheese U described.
The advantages , disadvantages and best
methods ot pistcurlzatlon and sterilization
are explained In some courses ot Iccturcts
The proper niothol of constructing dalrj
'buildings Is discussed , special Importance
being given to the sanitary side , the illi-
posal of skim milk and waste products , lay
ing ot drains , etc.
"Tho part of the Instruction upon which
most dependence is placed Is the practlcil
work. It Is by menus ot this that new Ideas
are most effectual ! } fl\ed In the minds ot
students. Thin should never bo considered
as manual labor , as It Is not that In an )
sense. When the class room work Is com
pleted different sections ot the clam are as
signed to various duties In connection with
practical dairy work , such as receiving milk ,
tending to separators , churning , cheese mak
ing and pasteurizing and testing milk , and
the assignments of the different sections arc
changed regularly , to that each student has
an opportunity to gain experience In each
branch ot the work
UKQUinnMRNTS AND COST.
"The entrance requirements to dairy schools
are such as to debar no worthy person win
really desires to attend. Any person ot good
character who wishes to study dairying nnd
Is capable of understanding the lectures and
doing the practical work will bo admitted to
almost any school In some cases tlieic are
ago requirements , and In a few Instances
examinations are given or statements must
bo presented showing that the apillcanl has
had a certain amount of experience In a
cheese factory or creamery These oasj
entrance requirements , however , should not
encourage anvono who Is not fitted for tin-
work lo attempt to take It. An arnllcant
should bo at Irast 1C > ears old , and It Is
well to Imvo some knowledge ot farm and
dairy methods , nltliough some of the best
results have been shown by ambitious voting
men frosi the city who knew nothing of
cattle or milk before taking the course. One
should bo possessed ot a common school edu
cation , bo able to read nnd write , and undiT-
staml fiactious , percentage and decimals
Without such Knowledge It Is possible to
make goad butter or good cheese , but not
possible to take charge ot testing milk or
apportioning dividends. Each student enterIng -
Ing a dairy short course should have a strong
desire to become expert In some nart of the
work , and this fact should bo kept In mind
throughout the course Women are usuillj
admitted to the schools on the same con
ditions as men.
"In a fen cases tuition Is required of all
students admitted to the dairy course , but
this is never a largo amoun.t , rarely ex
ceeding $15. A deposit of from $2 to $5
is usually made to cover any loss by breik-
age. and the amount of this remaining un
used is returned to the student at the end
ot the term. Hach member of the course
is given a full set of glassware for testing
milk , and if he meets with no accident and
returns a complete set ho receives back
the entire amount of his depcsit If a few
pieces arc broken enough Is deducted from
the deposit to replace them and the re
mainder Is returned Board and room can bo
found nt prices varying from $2.50 to f5
rer week , and laundry work costs about 50
cents more each week. Most schools re
quire students ito wear white suits when
at work In the dairy 'building. ' Those made
of white duck , similar to the ones worn
by painters are very satlsfatcory and can
usually be obtained for $1 a suit FJach
student should have at least two suits The
Incidental expenses depend largely on the
Individual ; they can bo kept quite low If
necessary.
"It Is thus seen that the total cost of
attending a dairy school is very reasonable
exclusive of the railroad faro in going
and returning It may oven be as low as
$25. With few exceptions $30 will cover
the entire outlay.
"The Importance of Instruction In farm
dilrylng Is very great. About 85 per cent
of the luitter produced In this country Is
made on farms , and as the quality of our
dairy products as awhole cannot bo much
improved until this large proportion shows
improvement , 1ho need Is very evident ot
offering every Inducement to learn to those
who make butter In small amounts on the
homo farm Several agencies have been
used to supplement the efforts of the dairy
schools In this line Dairy conferences have
been held In this countrj and good results
thus accomplished Courses of reading sim
ilar to the Chautauqtm courses have been
started ; these might bo directed from the
dairy schools. Sjstematlc Instruction can
also bo given by correspondence. "
K vvonni ) piiif.vnni.i'iii v.
Ci-iicriillH HI-IIIH to Kdiicntloll from
\Vi-n I thy CIII/i-iiH.
Two wealthy citizens of Philadelphia last
week made substantial contributions , to the
public gooJ and enrolled their names high
on the scroll of American philanthropists.
Doth contributions wore to the catiEO of
education one a cash contribution to the
University of Pennsylvania , the other a
monumental girt to the public library of the
city
Mr. Thomas McKean's gift , one of many
given b > him , was $100000 in cash to aid
la building the law school of the university
When , less than two mortis ago , the pro-
vest of the unlvcrs.ty expressed his desire
to ratao $300,000 for the erection of the
largest and moat complete law school build
ing In the United Statcc , the task seemed
to the friends of the Institution to bo almost
Iinpc6slllo of accomplishment , although
there > vere gfoierotm responses to the culls
for money ; but the gift of Mr MtKean prac
tically Itsurca the gucctro of the enterpilvc
oiv thu lines original ! ) planned. The mcney
which Mr. McKean has given will be devoted
to the erection of the rcadlrag room of the
department of law , and It will be appropri
ately named by the trustees of the ual-
verslty after tha Broat-R'ar-dfather of the
donor. Chief Justice Thomas McKcan. one
of Amprlca'o foremost Jurists
The second gift , though flist In value. Is
the announced Intention of Mr. I' . A. 11
Wldtner to deed to the public library his
magnificent iiorno , to ho used as a branch of
that Institution , The superb building on the
corner of Ilroad street and Olrard avenue
will bo transformoj Into a public library , to
bo known as the Josephine Wtdenor Memorial
Drauch of the Ficq Library of Philadelphia ,
as a tribute to the memory of thu wife of the
donor. Tbo mansion Is one of the finest In
Philadelphia It li a four-story brownstone
bulldlni ; . with a frontage on Ilroad street of
fifty-three feet and another on Glranl ave
nue of 144 feet.
The entrance Is extensive ar J very grace
ful and quite Italian In style , Tbo rounded
bays , extending from the drat to the fourth
otory en each of the four sides , are a i > c
culiar feature and help to glvti the houbo an
abundance of light ad well OB form attractive
nooks In each of the corner rooms that have
an oriel window. There are also two sraud
oriel windows Uiat are bowed or projected
gradually , which light the banquet hall ,
twenty feet high and the equally largo sallu
do famllle above It. Krpm lull on the Glrord
avenue Bldo extends a very handsome colon
niiU'd porch. The first btory has the surface
of the brownitone roughened by means of
Irregular squares , showing Hie undreeteO
stone. Standing out separately In the roar
la the fluted ventilation nhaft , which U Men
derly connected , however , with each floor
All > the crjans of the nouso are on a gener
ous scale. The ( Int Btory la twenty feet
high , the vecond fifteen , the third thirteen
and the fourth twelve. Tha hallway * are
fifteen feet wide , the binquct Imll and th
room above U thirty six feet ! square and the
parlor Is nUtcen by fifty-four , or the nlzo ot
a moderate house. The root Is of Akron tiles.
The atno Idea of stntollncss that predomi
nates In the exterior Is even more cmphv
sized In the first gUmpee gained ot Iho In *
terlor and finds Its climax In itho grand ban
quet rmll , an apartment unlike an ) thing In
Philadelphia. The design Is Plcmlsh , ot
the Itonalifiinco era , and from whatever point
viewed It Is a picture ot mediaeval dignity atvl
Mini elegance such na Is seldom seen In a
modern house. The cirved marble fireplace on
the north side In ) a deep rece s has scats on
thu side In Caen atone , it | bolstered with Kua
Man leather. Its appointments In polished
Iron are of a degree ot excellence , both In
design and workmanship , unequalled , per
haps , In Philadelphia. The minstrel's gal
lery over the entrance from the tiall , such n
Is seen In old i\tlaco . , Is a most claborato
creation ot the carver's art and not only
gives dignity and plcturcsqucncss to tha
room , but forms nn admirable point , ot van
tage to obtain ehnrmltig effects In looking
Into the observatory.
Midway between the second nnd tdlrd
storlra and opening from a hroid landing la
the family sitting room , as large as the bin
quct Imll below. All the other rooms In the
louse are large and roomy ntvl splendidly ar
ranged and decorated. It < MO easily bo
adapted to the purposes of a library.
I'll ' \orwlty t > o tew.
Chancellor MncLein spoke lust week at
tushvllln and at Valentino. Prof , Lawrcnco
"ossler addressed a teachers' mooting at
: mcrsai.
The University regiment Is under corn-
rand of Major Kernel until the War depart-
nctit makes a detail to take the place made
acant by the death of Lieutenant Jackson.
Prof. U. O. Ilulden ot the department ot
igrlcultural phstcs , University of Illinois ,
m been a visitor hero recently. Ho Is en
gaged In stud ) Ing sugar beet culture ami
nanufaeturo In Nebraska
Next In Interest Is the Interstate debate
with Kauras university , May G. There are
fifty-tilno aspirants alread ) entered , nearly
loublo the number of a > eir ago. Prellml-
wry debates will begin next month.
Three times victors and champions of the
Western league the University foot ball loam
s the pride of the ctn.ous. Its finances are
also ( irosncrou.1) , the rccolptn being enough
o pay oft last ) ear's deficit and leave a
xtltneo.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson writes to
Chancellor MacLcun regarding the work now
lelng done toward the prevention ot her ;
cholera , that It Is now iirotty well settled
hat It is a bicterial dUcasc , that It must
> o fought by finding something to Inject Into
ho circulation which will destroy or neutral
ize the bacteria. He sa > s the experiments
in Page county , Iowa , show very encour
aging resultn toward rendering swine Im
mune from the disease , and estimates thn
annual loss from the disease In the United
States as $100000,000. l > r Million Darnel.
rom the laborator ) of the Uurrau of Ameri
can Industr ) at Washingtcn , 1) C , who Is
n charge of the experiments In luwa , was at
the Nebraska experimental farm the hut
week conferring with lr. Peters rcgardlnE
ho work here.
The anciual circular of Information regard-
ng farmers' Institutes for the winter ot
1837-98 Is printed The money aopioprlated
jy the legislature for this work Is $1,500 c > er
vcar , which Is not large enough to Increase
: uo number ot Instituted The plan will
bo to inako a few strong , successful ones ,
other than a large number poorly provided.
The university will , so far as funds par-
nit. send out speakers and conductors for
the Institutes free. The locil committees
will bo ejected to pay for their entertain-
nent , provide halls and thoroughly advertise
: ho meetings 1 ho Hat of speakers Is a prac-
.Ical list of men who speak from practical
cnon ledge. Most of them have had long ex
perience In their fields. Corrcsrxmdence on
: ho subject should bo addressed to Prof. P.
W. Talor at the university.
H < 1 11 rat I oil u I Vote * .
The wonderful growth of the school facili
ties of the United States may be Judged !
from the fact that In 1S71 the enrollment ot
pupils was 7,501,682 , while In 180G It was
14,379,078
Hev Dr. Edtvard nverett Halo slid In a
lecture In Boston that ho found that nine
out of ton In A class of girls tn one of the
clt's public schools had never heard of
Noah's ark.
Last July about C23.000 was apportioned
among the schools of Oklahoma , or 2G ccnla
per capita In January next the distribution
will be $100,000 , or over $1 per capita. The
increase comee from the enlarged receipts
from the school lands , which are leased to
farmers.
Professor Charles n. Pcllevv recently re
signed his place as president ot the Berk
shire Industrial Kami , at Canaan Four
Corners , N. Y. , on Ing to his increased dutlua
as professor at Columbia tinlvcisity , and
Frederick G Hurnbam , a former president
of the farm , has been elected In his stead.
There are this > ear 25 84G more children
In the public schools of South Carol'na than
there were last ) ear The negro children
show the greater Increase , being 15,968 of
the whole number , nnd there are over
20,000 more negroes than white children In
the schools The total enrollment is 119-
027 whites , anid 139.15G negroes. There are
128,517 bojs and 129.GGG glrla
In mosb countries popu'ar Illiteracy Is re
garded as an evil , but In Germany , at lesst
by the "ruling classes , " the reverse Is true.
Serious alarm Is now expressed at the extent
to which the people nro becoming educated ,
especially at the Increasing numbers of
thofo who are gettl.'ig university education.
It Is pointed out that since the foundation
of the empire the number of university stu
dents In Prussia has increased by 100 per
cent In 1870-71 It was only G.GG4. In 1895-9B
It was 11,742. Accord'rigly the proposed
new university at Dartzlg h&a been aban
doned , and measures for discouraging at
tendance at universities are actually radcr
consideration.
ACCUSI : or cm : VTIM : .
ic.-n > , siuvi-r .t Co. nihiniHN ruink P.
Hull lor HolilliiK ( Mil.
An case of cmbirzlemont from Kelley ,
Stlger & Co , which has probabl ) e.xtended
over-three vcars In Its opcratlcms , was un
earthed In the weekly settlement t'.tt ws ,
made on Paturda } night. Frank I . Hull ,
a U listed salesman In the > employ of the
firm , w-Js discovered to bo guilty of IODE-
contlnutd pilfering. He was d charged , and
will probably be prosecuted.
The amount of loss eustalned by the firm
on account ot the ) oung man's operations
Is not knowu. George W Kclloy , sector
partner In the firm , fald to n IJco reporter
liut night that the loss would probably nn
up to several thousands of dollars , but ho
could not even approximate the amount , ea
there had not ) ct been tlmo to make n.
thorough examination of the case The dis
covery was not made until lat * > on Satur
day night , and then crily by accident Mr.
Kt'l.ey cays the matter came up BO sud
denly and to perfectly unexpected that the
firm had not decided Just what course to
pursue
It Is learned on good authority that thn
mcthodh employed by Hull has been lo
make a difference In the amount of ( ho
check srcit to the cashier's drsl ; with the
gootM , If a purchaser ibought a bill of goodn
amountlcK to $5 , thu check tent to Urn
cashier's desk would chow the bill to bo $1 ,
or some other amount less than the money
actually charged the purchaser In hand
ing l > ick the change to the customer Hull
would retain the full amount called for by
the purchase. It Is reported on good author
ity that another method was to create vari
ance ln > the amounts of money Involved In
goods sent out on approval , and tula wag a
further source of revenue. The discovery
preated the utmost consternation among th
other employes of Kelley , Stlger & Co. , as
the accused had long enjoyed a good reputa
tion among thoa-u associated with him.
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