m w H
TJIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , DECEMBER (5 ( , 1807.
SPECIAL
irntn for tlionr column *
lie iiikcii mull IS in. for HID
mill iinill H i > , m. l r the
iiinriiliiu mill Miinilliy c lltloii
Ailvi > rtlMi > r , li.v ri-iiiipntlnir < i nimi-
litTi'tl I'licclt. can Imvc nit iTcr nil-
ilri-Mxfil to u iiimilicrvil Irtler In cure
of Tin * | | t > t > , Aiinitcr * mi fulilrvftftril
Mill Indi'llvrriil mi pri'MiMiliitlon ) f
flu * PlucUmil ) - .
I tu I en , I I-L'C n word llrt liiHiTtlon |
1 ( ! u unril I | IIT < TI f tc > - . NolhlriK' tiikrii
for II-NK ( linn -oi' fur tin * II rut Inxor-
tliili. TlifHi * ml \ rrtlnclUfllln ill lint lie
Mill < 'IHICII | | \ - | > - .
W.YVrnil SITUATlU.VS.
1JV KXI'KHIKNC-KI ) MAN ( MAWUKD ) FOIl
offlr.i work , rale-man or collet-tor. Licnl refer-
* ifc * . AiMreM C J , Ilee. A ao 7
\V.\\TKIlMAIii : III5I.P.
CANV\Bstns : TO TAoninsKW LINR
of wuik , no heavy K cil to csirry ; * nlary or
comnil lcin. C. F. Adams Co. . 521 So. ICth St.
11-535
BALEHMKN FOU CIOAIIS. 1S A MONTI ! AND
expends ; eld nrm ; experience unnecessary ;
Inducements to cuittomer * . C. C , UHticrp &
Co. . fit. I/ul . -933
WANTKD. TUAVKLiNa AND LOCAL SAI.SP-
m n caterlnK to dru < 5 trade , njn other neeil
ftpplj' , to fell our Old Dearborn Itye. botlleil
In bond , on romnilnslon ; male territory want * ; !
to cover and nencl rvcommt-ndntlfnu. '
Sijulbb & Co. , distillers , taw rencebursh IM
GO VKUNM KNT POSITIONS-PON'T PllKPAItn
oilier civil service o nm-
for Hie pcMofflce or .
Inatlon without eeelns our Illustrated cataloijui.
of Information. Sent free. Columbian cor
respondence Colleue , Washington.
WANTKD. A MAN IN F.VKIIY TOWN TO IIUY
the process for making the fnmous California
Ornnee. Ivir. Cherry and Grape Cidem ; w.
cure your territory now for the Brent cihlb-
tlon 'Address ' M. A. Mllbury. 2H Indlann street.
Clilcng'i. ' " a'-l
_ _ _ _ -
AOO T1F. MAKKnS KOIl A11KAN3AS AND IN-
Itan Territory. lOo tie at slump ; go nl timber.
HtberK. 1J11 Farnam. U-M2bi 6
_
. Il 1IAKBRS AT THR
Am-rirnn Ills-cult & MTu. Co. . 12th and
_ _ _
"vVANTTiT ) IBN FOR THK KLONOIKBVB ;
hnvc n Klondike for every man that will come
with u > imd Mil our full line of choice
nursery HtncU toother with my many fast
Fplllni : pperlnlilfs : we can stnrt you In Rood
tt-r It-iry. FT n.irllculnrs write to Mount Hone
Jfurn-rleji. I T rcncc , Knn. It M..4 . 6 *
_
\ \ A.\TK FliMALK IIKLP.
ii aiiiLs von ALL KINDS op WORK ; K
to J7 week. Canadian Olllcc , 1322 Douglas.
C-324
VANTBD , i-OMPBTKNT OUtI < Ton OBNBKAIj
houteworlc ; small family. 1113 Ocorpla avenue.
WANTED. A OIIII. FOR OENEHAU "OPSE-
work 131S Dodge st. C-.M26I5 C *
WANTKO. A NI2AT SKCON'D OIIH. WHO 155
wlllliiK to assist In care of children. 2020et >
ster St. C-M2C2 8
ainr. . acNEtiAL IIOIJSEWOIIK ; NO WASH-
InK or Ironing. Call mornlnea at 2tiH Wlrt ;
WANTED. WAIST AND PICIHT FINISHERS.
Mrs II. C. Moies , 313 So. 17th St.
C 141 4 *
WANTID. A GOOD mm , FOK GRNFJtAI *
housework. 1021 Park avenue. U M2SI S *
itr.XT norsns.
HOUSES IX AI.Ij PARTS OF TIIH CITY. THH
O. F. Davis Conumny , 1005 Fnrmni. D 933
iiorsr.s. ucNnwA & co. . ics N. ISTII ST.
D 936
IIOPSES. WAL.U\CE , BROWN UtXCK , 1GTII
and Douclas. D-93T
HOUSES. COTTAGES & STOKES. ALL PARTS
of city. Urcnnnn & Love Co. , 219 S. ICth.
liAIKIB I-.IST. M'CAOUE , 15TH AND DODGE.
HOUSES , i-'uv GARVIN imos. , icis FARsi
HOUSES FOR HENT. I1KMIS , PAXTON BLK.
HOUSES. J. SIIEllWOOD.423 N. Y. LIFE.
FOR RENT , CHOICE 12-UOOM DETACHED
modern house. Inquire 234S Capitol avenue.
D 844
ilOVlNO HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Van SStoragc Co. . 1511i ! I-urnam. Tel. 1559
D 343
HOUSE 5 < S SO. 2STII ST. , 10 ROOSIS. MODern -
ern , JIO.OO per month. Ityron Reed Co.D .
D 946
6-ROOM MODKRN COTTAGE AT 415 NORTH
Wth ft. . I1S.CO a month.
B-room modern flat nt 1103 Pacific St. . tlO.
Apply toV. . II. Slelhle , 1st Nat'I Bank bUir.
D13
iTou lTs ALL PARTS. WI3AD. 1C & POUOLAS.
D 473 D15 *
BTEAM HEATKD HOUSE , SOU HARNEY.
D-493 D15
8-ROOM "lIOUSK , MODERN' CONVENIENCES.
S110 Chicago st. Inaulre next door. Andrew
Smith. D M759
lilUCK FLAT. MODERN ; 11KST I'AHT OF
town : walking distance. Williamson. CO ! Dee
liulldlns. D-M811
rOR KENT-LA ROE NINI-MIOOM HOUSE
near Culirornla nnd 22d St ? . . nil conveniences ;
with or without barn. Inquire MW N. Y. Life
bullUlnR. D-9M
FOH HRN'T. LAHC1E 8-ItOOM HOUSE , MODern -
ernNo. . 1319 Park avenue. Inquire at 2130
S 53.1 ftreet , or call telephone 1227 after 6
o'clock p. m. D M14G
{ iTfiELITY IIAROAINS. ONLY A FEW LBFTi
9"4 N 27th Ave. , 7 rocms , bath , clopet , hot
water , rr.is. furnnoe. flrte rond'tlon. only J20.
073 N 27th Ave. , 7 looms , bath , closet hot water ,
clutchi. futnace. cemented celhr. 2CO feet front-
tiKf all ronmf to be painted utvl papered , * 20.
19SS S 2'tli St. . 7 rjomn. city water Inside nnd
i-lsirrn , wtulro house newlv rvnno ed. Hent , JM
2914 N 2Sth Ave. , 8 rooms , city water Inflde. $300
belnrf fpent for repairs. Iti-nt. J12.
3aS Sewnnl St. . 0 roorm. city water , clstem nnd
barn , newly pap-red and 'Minted. Hent. JIO.
injj N 3lst ft. . 6-room cottnKe , cittern , JJ.
S."il Corby. 7 ronniR. city water , c'ttern , b-irn. $10.
1323 S. 15th St. . 4-room cottase. city water , J9.
712 nnd 714 S. Uith St. . 7-room Hats. b , th. closet ,
hut wnitr and naa. JW to J22
1013 Iznrl St. 4-roim tl.its , city water. 7 to JJ.
AVe hue others. Fidelity , Ut lloor , N. V. Life.
von IMNT. MODERN S-HOOM HOUSK. 2220
C'liU-aRO. t:3. Kiniinalt , Ilnrher block.
] > -M104
A 12-UOOM ALL MODERN HOPSE NEAR ,
for rent furnltlml ; xteam heat. McCague In-
vpftnifnt Cii. . 150 ! Dodge street. D MI67
MAN WITH TEAM. CALL 713 H. KTH ST.
JV Panby D-I78 7
KOR IIOOMM.
TVYO NE\VLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOIS
Unlit limuekii'iilnc ; furnace heut.anJ iai raiiKi' ,
O 4. Ilee. K MlSO-
KI.WIANT . ROOMS , IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
SI N. 19lh. U MW ll
T\VO \UCi : PRONll ROOMS. ALCXlvTr HAY
window ; steam heat. 111 North 17th.
K-M1W IP
HOO.MS AM ) HOARD.
JiTEAM HKATD 7 OoTli nTH HOARD. " < >
Harm-y. 1' 3I D-U
, FIRST CU\S3 F
tcl , 25th und DodKU Htsi ! '
" "
TA KE "sTlKUii AN AVK. CAR TO N. W. COn.
ner o ( iZxpoiltlon crounds iinj put up at the
Saratoga ; bent K a day house ; bojrders , J3.S4
tn Ji.OO ; llryt week , | 2 ; one meal free ; w * uiu
making n reputation now ; after the Exposition
open * we will make iauii > 'i all modern con
veniences. Telephone 1104. F M7J3 D-U
HOARD , W W WEEK ; ALSO FCRNISHED
litumii. 1015 I u l i , K-IM 7
.
il couvri\lfnce ; pilvuta family. 7C S. 2'Jlli
K-M150 7'
i.KArt A NT lloiaANn IlOAl FO
tlemcn In pilvale family. 1541 N. 19th.
F-J115S T
UT01' I AlHl DAV K NrORT HT . I I BAT ,
I'-JM-S *
\YAKtI ROOMS , K.WYKKK. . Ml
North mti. F-177 10 *
N12\YI.Y FPRNISHEO IIOOMS. WITH HOARD :
libt wnlrr heat. : IOJ fiiwi tr t. F-170 J3
IN PRIVATB FAMILY , WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 1 > HoJec. F-HSST
BTKAM 1IKATKM AND WKUL CARED I'OH
roonu. with Leant. 1'JIl Pavtnpcrt t ,
YLKOANT V-IIONT ROOMS. 8TKAM UEAT !
Ilr t-cj-n bjjrJ. Uv)3 ) C i > Hol avriuie
KPItMSHii ) IIOOMS ASH I1OAHI ) .
( Continue. ! . )
POPTH ROOM , STEAM HRAT.
rff"r nce * . S J No. tlt.l. F MT 7'
ROOMS OPPOSITE 3HRINER. KMr
iu ni\Tp.\rfii.visimn ROOMS.
TAVO VNPL'RNISHED SOt'TIt ROOMS. 13-M
F rndm SU O MH3 C
I'OH IIP.\TST4)HKS ) AM )
1-OR HKNT-1N THE HEV5 rfl'ILDINn :
One lore corner room. Zd floor , with vault and
pilvate otlice , water , etc.
One largo front room. Jd lloor , divided Into two
rxmis by partition ; water , etc.
One large cprner room , 2J Uoor , with vault ,
wat r , etc.
One front room , divided by partition ; third floor.
One corner room with vault , third ttnor.
One large room , third floor , wltn partition dlvld.
In * R into one large room and two smaller
I lvnte rooms ; water , etc.
Two lanm ground floor rooms , fronting 17th St. .
with vault.
Severn ! ( .mall rooms on fourth floor , with vaults.
All these rooms arc bented with steam , electric
llchtfi. supplied with first clajs Janitor service.
Elevators tun day and all night ; bulldlnR
"trlctly fireproof. Apply to Superintendent.
Room 101. Heo building- . 1-193
FOR HUNT-DESK ROOM IN QROPND FLOOR
ollicc. iiee building ; wattr , ttcam heat , electric
llnht and Jsnltor service. Apply to Superin
tendent , Itee bulldlnR. I " 7
It ) 11 RHNT-TIIi : 4-STOHY TIIUCK I1UILDINO
nt 916 Fnrnnm St. This bulldlns lids a fireproof
cement basement ; water on all floors , E . etc.
Apply at the oince of The Iee. 1-910
HOTELS , STORES ! UEMIS , PAXTOM RLK.
I M4CO
STORK ROOM , ! 2xS3 FKET ; STEAM HEAT ;
CIS N. ICth street. Apply 619 N. 16th street
or I. N. Watson. C23 N. Y. Life bulldlns.
I MHi 9"
ACJKXTS WA.\TI3n.
AOENTS MAKING } 40 TO J A WEEK.
Greatest agents' teller ever Invented. Roth can-
vasslne and general ncents needeiL Full par-
tlculats by mall. Monroe Mfg. Co. . X 1C. La
Crosse , Win. J M181-S
_
WANTED BY D. APPLETON .t CO. , A FEW
hlRh clas experienced solicitors for a new
enterprise. We want men accu tomed to larcc
Incomes. $10) to 1200 weekly , und to Mich we
can offer unusual advantanes. A personal In
terview desirable. M. Walter Dunne , Kcncral
manager ot sales. D. Applcton & Co. . 1016 Wal
nut Ktrect. Kansas City. Mo. ( Mr. Dunne will
he In K. C. for two weeks. J Kt 7 *
GOOD LIVE AOENTS. LADIES OR OKNTt.E-
meti. can make biff mnney. Hest holiday
article on the market. Room 10 , 1C23 Katnam
8t. J-m-236-11'
AOENTS WANTED. APPLY PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Ins. Co. , A. V. Tonil' ' , . gen'l ost. . 30 ! Itec
bldR. J MC33 J4
STOHAIiK.
PACIFIC STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
DOS-910 Jones ; general stoiaga and forwanlln ? .
M 948
OM. VAN & STORAGE , 1311'i FARN'M. TEL 1533
M-913
FRANK EWERS. STORAGE. 1211 HARNEY.
Hauling and packing , cheapest rates. Tel. 936.
M 330
i TO IIUY.
WANTED TO IIUY OR LEASE FOR A NUMber -
ber of years , a piece of land suitable for Ire
houses , located somewhere In North Omaha
near a.paved street. Addie = s D 53 , Ile < > .
WANTED. TO DUY 2 GOOD SIX-ONO-HAND
\vacnns snltnlile for hauling furnlturp. cheap
for cash. Ad < li-ps.i C 10. Itee. N M231) ) 6
WANTED , A MEDIUM SIJCE FIREPISOOF
pafe for cash ; Rive dimensions and price. A-K
dress C 9. lice office. N M233
FOR SAMS MISCHLLAXKOUS.
SAWDUST , HUUC OR SACKED rHIUHINO
and hoff fence. C. R .I ee , 901 Douglas.
Q-3J1
2ND-IIAND I1ICYCI.E8. OMAHA 11ICYCLE CO
Q-932
I STEST STYL3S LADIES' CAPES AND JACK-
ets. ea y < iaymeit ; ; drop postal , will call with
sample. E. Hlrsh , 1C29 Kjn < ; r Ave. Q 1)W ) D27
HARNEY & IIERRY. SKATES , MC TO $3 CO ;
akntca sharpened , 15c. Omaha Dlcycle Co
Q-326
VOK SALE OR TRADE TWO DUSSES. NEARly -
ly new , In Rood order , ready for use. They are
0 feet I Inches wide. 9 feel lone , outsldo. Will
be sold very cheap. M. 'U Hayward. Nebraska
City , Neb. - Q MM2-7 *
FOR SALE TWO CARS HARDWOOD SAWdust -
dust In transit. A. Over ton , Council Bluffs. la.
- i Q-M2S3 6
MISCKLIAXICOUS.
UTAH ADVERTISING : AND DISTRIBUTING
company , covers the state : best possible i-Arv-
Icc. Write for terms. O.llce Mt. Pleasant ,
Utah. *
R-rn-543-7
CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROF. WHITNEY AND PROF. PIERCE. THE
celebrated clalrvoyantH , palmists , typewrltlne ,
K'.ate wrltlne and materialization rnedlumi ; the
like lias never been seen In. Omuha , the spirits
write your message on n typewriter or a slate ;
Rives name * , ages , dates and place of birth ;
tells all the secrets of the past and reveals the
mytiterles of the future ; parties wishing to en-
KIIRB a elttln ? bhould make engagements In
advance ; thousands crowd these wonderful
mediums' olllce and all declare that they have
no equal ; lovers , husbands and wives nmnlted ;
speedy mairlage to the one of your choice ; law
business , etc. ; they have no equals ; seancrn
every night : uo anil Ret a message from your
departed friends ; otllces and private residence ,
1322 Howard St. ; readings. Ladles. SO cents and
up ; readings by mall , U and } 2 ; clairvoyant
remedies rure : they wl'l cure you. Profs.
Whitney and Pierce : see signs. S 160 1C *
MASSAGH , IIATHS , F.TC.
MADAM SMITH , 1315 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE
steam baths. T M132 S'
MME. HRISSON OF PARIS GIVES ALL
kinds medicated baths and massrfRp. 107 N.
12th St. T-M232-J-1 *
IIATHS. MASSAGE. LAURA ELLISON.
CrounM blk. . 119 N. ICth ft. , room 12. upstair ? .
T M2 S 11
MRS. DR. LEO.V. ELECTRIC MASSAGE DATII
parlors ; restful and euratl\e. 417 S. 11th up
stairs. T-M2IJ 12-
MME. AMES , MASSAGE AND IIATHS.
Howinl st. T-M2SO i :
PHHSOX/M. .
VIAVI CO. , UTERINE TROUBLES. 34C-S IIEE
lildf : physician , consultation or health book free
U 953
I1ATI1S , MASSAGE 41 ME. POST. 313VJ S. U.TliT
U 951
CLOTHES CLEANED , PRESSED AND REpaired -
paired ; day or night ; drtes suits for hire.
Pnntorlum , N. E. Cor. 14th nnd Parnam Tel.
903. U-933
L\DIF.S IN POOR CIRCUMSTANCES CAN RE.
celvi' free attendance In confinement by np-
plylnc to the CrelRhton Medical coIICRe , Hth
and Davenport Sts. Telephone IfTT.
OlTEENllETio ! 'FlTE SPECIAL "LADIES7
TalUr. Is leudy for business. 170S Webster St.
MMK. LA RUE , VAPOR AND MASSAGE
bath * . 1112 Farnam. U MBJ8 D 29 *
ollloe , 419 Bee bldg.
MOXKV TO I.OAV RKAL IIST.VTIJ.
MONEY TO IJOAN AT IXJ\V HATUS : TH E
O. F. Davis Co. . IWj Furnam St. W-3J8
AKTirONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . Stt ii7flTt
iiulck money at low rMt ' for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern MUsourl , eastern Ni > hrj ka ,
\V-337
LOANS ON IMPROVED ft UNIMPROVED CITY
uroperty. W. Farnnm Kmllh & Co. . UM Faf'm
W-9SS
WE HAVS MADlf AIlIUNaKMKNTS WITH
our eastern conviporMcnti by which we can
loan money on farms In eastern Nebraska.
Urennaii.Love Co. . 219 8. Kill , W-MJ72 1)9 )
FROM $100 UP"WARD. P. D. WE AD.
unrt Douglai.W 473 Du
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPItOVBl ) OMAHA
rial t te. Urennan-I ve Co. . 21 S. ICth ,
W-060
fiw/x .w BPECIAL" FUND TO I AN ON
tlnit.cl.i Improvftl Omaha property , or for
bulldlne purpose" . HdHlly Truit Company ,
W-9
tTpKK CnN-TMOnTaAOlM FOR SALli. "plioi"
erty of non-re lcl ii > .i cured for by W. 11
Melkl * , First Na'iinal llanU bldg , , Omaha.
\v rn
C PER CKNT MONEY , JI.WO AND UPWAiToT
on KlU-f tjeJ Improved Omah * n-al citali '
UeiuU , Paiton block. \ , - KJ
aiO.VKY TO LOAX IIBAI. KSTATI5.
( Continued. )
MOSKY TO I/JAN ON IMPROVED REAL
point" In Omaha. Council IUufT nnJ B-nith
Omaha. Pusey & Tliomas , W3 First Nntlnnnl
Bunk. Omnha. W M10G
1IAVK : .MO TO la\ti , INQflltn OF L. L.
Johnson & Co. , Room M , Barker mock.
W 161 9 *
3IO.VKY T4) I.O V.\CII.VTTUI < S.
$10 TO tln.ono TO IXAN ON
HOPSKHOLD KrilSlTURi : AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAOONS AND CARRIAOK3 ,
WARiiiotrtK : RKCRIPTS. BTC.
nt tnweiit rates In
Omnhn , foulh ? Omahft and Council lllufTs ,
No rcmovnl of goou > ; ttrlctly conndentlal ; j"oU
con ! My the loan oft at any time or In any
amount * .
OMAHA MORTOAOP. LOAN CO. .
3M South Ifith SI.
THE OLDEST. LAROKST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-961
IIUSIMCSS CHA.NCliS.
TO QRT IN OR OUT OF DU8INES3 OO TO J.
J. Ulbson , 5H First N t'l Bank. Y-t J
FOR SALE FOR CASH. STOCK OP OEN-
ml merchandise ; InX'olce nbjut tlOM , In
cluding fixtures ; Join ? geoM 'buttness ; will
l ; ar lntp tloni lioxt of rensons for sclllnK !
location toun of COO In tiorthcntttm part ot
stnte ; best ot farmlnc country. Addreni > I ! C3 ,
lice. Y-M151 9
OCNURAL STOItn IN 11IQ HORN BASIN. WY.
onilntr , v ry profltnblo trail ? , with SlO-ncre
ranch , IrrlRated , under fence. In cultivation ,
IW > d houses , barns , granarlcn , etc. Owner be
lieves the Investment will return price ttskeil
In two or three years. Hare opportunity for
the right party to make bis money. Clear
Omaha tental property taken as part ot pur
chase , a. G. Wallace , 312 J. J. Uronn blk. ,
Omaha. Y T93
ORKAT BARGAIN IN STOCK AND Fix
tures , complete ; cash grocery trade , In Omaha ;
well locntej , low rent ; owner mutt positively
retire now ; BOO < I opening for few hundred cap
ital. Aildros 11 63 , Ilee office. Y 159
FOR SALi : ELEVATOR WITH A CAPACITY
of M.OUO bllhels ; In cwvl oriler , with coal nnd
Krnln business establl'hfd since ISM ; splendid
craln point. Osborne Patterson , Cedar llnplriii ,
Neb. Y 157 9'
FOR SALE , ONLY COAL AND LUMBER
yard In town ; location ami stock ; about JS.cw
cnoh ; sell or trade residence , cost $3OW , for
(2.&M ; crops Al ; must quit buMnes * on ac
count ot health. M. T. deary , Hubbell , Neb.
Y M1C8 7
FOR SALR OR TRADE. STO11E HPtLUINO.
fann , printing outtlt. Address Lin Nb'o. . N.irth
English , la. Y MM 10 *
WANTED. TO SELL OR TRADE. A BLACK
smith ami wagon shop , with tools and stock ;
cash ot time. Box 82 , Cordova , Neb.YM244
Y-M244 6
KOIl K
WILL EXCHANGE VERY DI lH.vm.l' ,
clear vacant Ormh.i lots fir ChlcaKO propc ty.
Address with full particulars , LIux 2C2 , Oniahn.
52-MSOl
FOIl .SALI2 RKAL 13STATE.
KOL'NTZE PLACE BARGAINS. SI.O'O. } 350 TO
$0,000. J. J. Gibson. 5H First Nat. Hank bMg.
RE SC3
FARM LANDS. C. K. HARRISON. 912 N. Y. U
RE M1S3-D16"
BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ;
sale or trade. F. K. Darling. Barker Blk.
RE 3TO
J5 LAND ; ' 97 CROP 1"D , THC PRICE. WM-
son. Bee Bids. RE 543
HOUSES. LOTS ! FARMS. LANDS , LOANS ;
also fire Insurance. Uenils. Paxton block.
Rt : M371
HOUSES WIXTKRKIJ.
HORSES WINTERED ; IJEST OF CARE : RATES
13 per month. W. E. Owens , SCOT Center street.
-M163 Jan3 *
GOOD STABLES. BEST OF CARE. J ) AND $5
month. A. W. Phelps & Son , 207 New York
Life. Tel. 105-1. M-S
BEST CITY REFERENCES. BEST L'ARIi , J4
month. G. Rushart. olst and Poppleton Ave.
SIIOIITIIAM ) AXI1 TYPE\VRITIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. , 513 N.Y. LIFE.
i 72
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. ICTH & UUUGLA ? .
973
H. 11. BOYLES. COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE
le sons ; day and evening. 407 Bee Bid ? .
974
COAL.
BURLINGTON NUT , BEST CHEAPEST. I'RICF
J3.73 per ton. 'Phone 843. Harmon & \Veetli Co
4t > ;
WAXTED T > HOnilOIV.
PARTY WILL PAY NINE PER CENT ( SEM1-
annual coupons ) for JCOOtr t.SM ) . on Inside
rental property. Security ample. Answer soon.
B 41. Bee. V'M
PAWXUHOIvKRS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. IIS N. 16 ST.
977
IMIKSSMAICI.NC.
ENGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
families solicited. Miss Sturdy. 2501 Davenport
St. 931-D-2S
LOST.
LOST. JERSEY CO\V ; REWARD. J. N. STEW-
art. 52S Bee Building. ly st 123 4'
LOST. SATURDAY NIGHT. A STRING OF BIG
bronze uleleh bells ; tinder please leave same
at Palace stables and receive reward.
Lost-M278 7
LOST , SOMEWHERE BETWEEN ICTH AND
Harney and 17th anil Farnam. a clear topaz
fettlnB for rlnB ; hag coat of arms engraved on
It , finder will please leave same nt 111 So. 17th
and receive reward. Lost M277 8"
TYPUWIIITKR.i.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOP.
Stenographers free. The Smith-Premier Type
writer Co. Telephone , KSI. 507
MUSIC , AHT AMI
ELMORE RICE , VIOIINIST. FORMERLY SO-
loUt Rice Comert l.n. . will receive pupils ;
highest references , ( . 'all Arcade hotel , room i ;
4 to S p. in. ' 73C
PACK Ml ) .
M. S. WALlvlN. 2111 CUMING. TEL. 1331.
97C
KLOCITIOX.
MRS .RALPH E. SUNDERLAND. 154J 6 23TH
St. , will take a few mo : pupil : . 324 UR
S1-3WIXO MAflll.VKS AXIJ SUPPLIHS.
NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD & WHITE 8EW-
Ing machine & supplies * . 1514 Cap. ave. Tel. 1574.
p.vru.vrs.
b'ue * c'i Attorntyi.
Omaha. Nib. Branch office at Waihlngton ,
D. C Send for free Advice and Patent Book.
Send for our Machine Movements , copyrighted.
97. Telephone 1623.
JtarniUm In
Hei-ontl llund
Sufes-Hafe &
Look Iteualr-
ln ? .
J , J. DERIGHT& CO. ,
Succcbsors to A. L. Do a uo & Co. ,
Western Agents.
Tol. 353. 1110 rurnain. Oinulut
NOTICE 'CO CONTRACTOnS.
Sealed bids for the construction of the
Horticultural Uulldlng on the Kxposltloi
Krounda will bu received until 10 o'clock
a. m. Saturday , December IS , 1537. Plans
and ppeclllcatlona can be teen at the De
partment olllce , corner IStli and Spencer
BtH. , or Beta will be furnished bidders a
coat ,
The right Is reserved to reject any or nI
bldB. K. V. KIIUCKNDAL.L.
Mgr. Qr'ds and Uld'ca Dcu't , TrutianilasU-
alppl aud luternatloaal Exp.
II UMC STATfiJI n.VTS.
REPORT 6F TlU CONDlTION
Til 13 OMAHA l.lAWAXt ) TRUST COJI-
l'A.\V SAVIXjiSt IIAMC
Charter No. 301. at Omaha , In the state of Ne
braska nt the cir * * of business , Novem-
b r With , 1V > 7.
HBSOt'Hl-KS.
f/Mirm and discounts WSi 16
Stocks , bonj , securities.
judgments , claims , et * 1MT9 61
Other real estate , 3fl 2 76
Current cxpens'sj nnd tnx >
H. m 879 73
Checks nnd other rash Item * $73 71
Duo from nMlomtl , Mate Titid.
private banks and binKtrt..t C3.4H 45
Cash r.i- 4,7I ! ) 03 74.1W 51
Total ,
Capital slock paid"Iti
Surplud fund
1'niIlvMn.l pronts
ImllvMual ileimslts subject to
check JlM.e.V ( 12
Demand certificates of rtrpcslt 1.905 00
Tltne certltlcatM of deposit. . 54.CS9 53155.9:9 75
Total ) : : > 3 C19 51
State of Nebraska. County of Domrlns , n.
I , Frank Brown , cnshler of the above named
bank , do solemnly swear that the above stntc-
ment Is true to the best of my knowledge find
belief. FRANK IJROWN.
Attest : Cashier.
J. J. BROWN. Director.
E. W. NASH , Director.
8ubsicrll > ed atut sworn to before me this 4th
day ot December , 1SSC.
RICHARD CARRIER. Notary Public.
I'OSTOFKICU XOT1CU.
( Should bo read DAILY by nil Interested , as
changes may occur nt nny time ) .
Foreign malls for the week ending De
cember llth , Ii97. will close ( PROMPTLY In
nil cases ) nt the Osneral PostoIUce as fol-
o\vs : PARCELS TOST MAIL9 close ONE
HOUIl EARUEU than closing time shown
below-
Triuip-.Vtliititli ! MittU.
WBDNESDAV-At 7 n. m. for H13LGIUM
direct , per s. a. Southwnrk , via Antwerp
( letters must bo directed "per South-
wnrk" ) ; nt 7 n. m. ( supplementary 9 n.
tn. ) for EUROPE , per s. s. St. Paul * , via
Southampton ; at 9 n. m , ( supplementary
lO-'W a. in. ) for EUROPE per s. s , Uer-
manlc * . via Queenstown.
THURBDAV-At S n. tn. for NETHER
LANDS direct , per s. s. "Werkemlam , via
Amsterdam ( letters must be directed "per
Wcrkendnm" ) .
SATURDAY-iAt 3:20 : a. m. for EITROPE ,
per a. s. Campania' , via Qlteenstown ( let
ters for France , Switzerland , Italy , Spain ,
Portugal , Turkey , KKJ'pt nnd British
India must be directed "per CnmpanUV ) ;
at 7 a. m. for PRANCE. SWITZERLAND.
ITALY. SPAIN. POKTf AGL , TURKEY ,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA , per s. 9.
Lu Uretngne * . via Havre ( letters for
other parts of Europe must bs directed
"per La BretiiEne" ) ; at 8 a. m. for
NETHERLANDS direct , per s. s. Spanrn-
dam , via Rotterdam ( letters must be di
rected "per Spanrndatn" ) ; at S a. m. for
GENOA , per s. s. August ? Victoria ( let
ters must be directed "per Auguste Vic
toria" ) .
PRINTED MATTER. ETC. German steamers
sailing on Tuesdays tnke Printed Matter , etc. ,
for Germany , and PpecUlly Addressed Printed
Mutter , etc. . for other parts of Pitrrpe , Ameri
can nnd White Stur hteamers \V-dnesdnys ,
German aleaniera on Thursdays and CunarJ.
French nnd German steameis on Saturdays
take Printed Matter , etc. . for all countries for
which they are advertised to c.irry rnnll.
After the closing of the Supplr-mennry TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malls named above , udditl.mal sup
plementary mnlls nn > opened on the piers of
the American. KnpHsh , French and German
steamers , and remain.opsn until within Ten
Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer.
for Smith mill Ontnil Anicrlcn ,
AVi-Mt Indies , Kto.
MONDAY At 10 n. m. Rjr GUADELOUPE ,
MARTINIQUE and BARBADOS , per s
s. Talisman ; at * * 3 3 > . 111. for GUATE
MALA , per steamer * from New Orleans ;
at 3 p. m. for ST. = KI1"TS and DEME-
RARA. per s. s. Uller.
TUESDAY-At 11 a. m. for BELIZE and
-
Pt-CRTO CORTEZ , per P. s. John \Vllsor.
( letters for Guatemala must be directed
"per John Wilson" ) ; at 12ro : p. m. ( sup
plementary 1 p. mj for ST. THOMAS.
ST. CROIX , LEEWARD and WIND
WARD ISLANDS , per s. s. Madianri ( let
ters for Grenada , Trinidad and Tobago
must be directed "flet aindlana" ) ; at 3
P. m. for COSTA RICA/Wr steimcr from
New Orleans ; at S:30 : p. m , for NEW
FOUNDLAND , per stenmsr from North
Sydney ; nt,9 p. m. for PORT ANTONIO ,
? jr steamer from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 2&H : a. . m. for PORT
ANTONIO , per steamer from Philadel
phia ; at 1 p. m. for CUBA , per s. s Con-
cho via Havana.
FRIDAY At 2:30 : a. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND , PET s , a. Coroan , from Philadel
phia ; at 10 a. m. ( supplementary 11 n. tn. )
for CENTRAL , AMERICA ( except Costa
Rica ) ntv ! SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS per
a. s. Alllanca , via Colon ( letters for Guat
emala must be directed "per Alllanca" ) ;
at 11 a. m. fop MEXICO , iper s. s. .Mexico ,
via Prosreso and Vera Cruz ( letters must
be directed "per Mexico" ) ; at 2 p m. for
PORTO RICO direct , per s. s. Arltadia
SATURDAY At 10 a. m. ( supplementary
10:30 : a. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTHA-
GENA , iper s. s. Altai ( letters for Civsta
Rica -must be directed "per Altai" ) ; at 10
a. in. ( suplementary ' 10:30 : a m ) for
HAITI , per s. F. Alps ; at 10:30 : a m for
CAMPECIIE. CHIAPAS , TABASCO and
\ L'CATAN. per s > . s. TTucatan ( letters for
other parts of ( Mexico and for Cuba must
be directed "per Yucatan" ) ; at 11 a in for
NEWFOUNDLAND , per s. s Portia ; at
12 m. for GRENADA , TRINIDAD and TO
BAGO , per s. s. Grenada ; at S:30 : p m. for
NEWFOUNDLAND , per steamer from
North Sydney ; at 8:30 : p. m for ST
PIERRE-MIQUELO.V , per steamer from
North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , ana
thence by steamer , close at this ofllce dally
at S:30 : v. in. Mulls fop Mlquelon , by rail to
Boston and thence by stcnmer close nt this
otlice dally at 8:30 : p. m. Malls for Cuba close
at this otllce dally at 7100 a , m. for furwardlns
by steamers sailing ( Mondays anil Thursdays )
from Port 1 nmpa , Kla. Halls for Mex
ice City , oveilnnd , unless specially addressed
for dispatch by steamer. clcEe at this olllce
dally at 2:30 : a. m. and 2:30 p. m. "Ueglstcred
mall closes at C:00 : p. m. previous day.
TrniiM-Piiriflc Malln.
Malls fop Australia ( except West Aus
tralia ) , New Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI
Islands , per 9. s. Aoransi ( from Vancou
ver ) , close here dally after December 3d
and up.0 December Cth nt CCO p m Mails
for China , Japan and Hawaii , per s s >
City of PekiiiR ( from San Frane-lsco ) , clean
here daKy up to December 1211 * at CSO :
p. m. Malls for China and Japan , per
s. s. Tacoma ( from Tacoma ) close here
dally up to December * ' 12th at C : ) p in
Malls for Hawaii , per s s Australia
( from San Francisco ) , close hero dally
up to December 22cl at G:3i : ) p m
Malls for the Society Islands , per ship
Tropic Hlrd ( from San Francisco ) , close
here dally up to December 21th at GM
P. m. Malls for China and Japan ( specially
addressed only ) , per s. s. Empress ot India
( from Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to
December " 27th at fiM : p. m. Malls for
Australia ( except those for West Aus
tralia ) , which an > forwarded via Europe ,
NfW Zealand , Hawaii , Fiji and S.imoan
Islands , per s s. Moana ( from San Fran
cisco ) , close here dally up to December
* 31st at 7:00 : a. m. . U a. m. and 6.50 p. m
( or on arrival at New York of s s Cam
pania with British analls for Australia )
Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded" to port of
salllnir dally nnd the1 schedule of closing U
ananued on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland traits"Registered ! ) mall
closes nt C p. m. prevfous'day. '
1S397 ° ! I1CC Nn' ( Y ° rk * * ? Y" Decemler 3 ,
COhXELIUS VANcbjT. ; Postmaster.
ii1 , / :
HAILIIUADS.
OVBIl.
land Iloutel"-M3eneral Offices. .V.
K. Corner- Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office. K03
I'amam tUrvet , Telephone 310.
Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone 1S.
' " 'leave. Arrive ,
The Overland Limited" > - *
for Denver. Bait 1-ake , t i. :
Wffltern points . . . , „ 8:20 : 445 ; pm
Fast mall train for. *
Denv r , Silt IJke. , , .
Paclllo coait and all , , . .
western points . 'r . ' (3/JO ( / pm 'IOM : am
Lincoln , Ileatrlce and
Stromsbutt ; Kxtircss . . 5:00 : pm " 12:20 : pm
Kearney Express 5:00 : pm tlJM : pm
Dally Dally except Sunday.
Council Bluffs Local leaves. 6:43 : a. m. ; C:50 : a ,
m . 7:30 : a. m. , 8:25 : a. in. : 104 ; > u. m. ; 2:15 : p. m.i
4:30 : p , m. . 5:55 : p , in. Arrives , 6:20 : a. in. ; 73 ; >
a. ra , ; i it , m , , 9:25 : a. m. ; 11:30 : a. m. ; 3:10 : p. m. ;
5:44 : p , m , : 9(5 ; ( p , in. ; 10:15 : D , m.
CHICAGO. HOCK ISLAND &
Pacific Railroad "The Great
Hock Island Houte" City
Ticket otlice. 1J23 Farnam
Htreet. Telephone 428. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Btrerts.
Telephone 1S.
_ _ _ I-cave. Arrive ,
Chicago and St. Paul
YeittbuleJ Eipiess . . . 4:50 : pn 1:45 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado Mi'ga. |
Pueblo , Denver unl
west . . . lOi pm 4:2J pm
Chicago. ! ) < Mclnes &
Hock Island . . . . I'M pm CIS am
Atlantic Express , for
Dei Molnts and east
ern points . . . , . 7tHam 5:35 pm
Lincoln. Falrbury and
Belleville . , 6:45 : t > ra " 10:44 : am
Dally , Dally except Sunday.
RAILROADS.
( Continued. )
jCHICAOO , ST. PAUL , MlNNE-
& Omaha Hmiwuy
General pfllres , Nfbra k.i p | .
vinlon. Fifteenth and Webster
Streets , City Ticket Oflloe.
I4"l Farnarn Streft. Tileshone.
Depot. Fifteenth find Wtbster streets.
Telephone. 1455.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux city APcomnvxla. R:5n : am SM : pm
Sioux City Aceommoan. 9:50 : am $ . pm
Blair. Kmerson. Slnux
City. Pone.HlttlnB -
tuon nnd Ulnomfleld. . l:0)pm : 11:55 : am
Sioux City , Manknto , St.
Paul , Mlnnrapolls 6:15 : pm 9:14 : urn
Emerson Pa.iseniftr 8:10 pm 5:45 : am
Daily. Dally cxrfpt Sunday. Sunday
only. This tniln stops nt statlnns Florence
to So. lllnlr. Inclusive. Sunday * only ; on week
days So. lllalr only.
r.LK UOUN' AND
Mlsuxiurl Vallfy Krllvay O < n >
eral Olllcrs. Unlle.1 Statm Nn-
tlonal Dank IlulldlriK. South *
west Oirner Twelfth nnd Far-
_ nnm Str ts. Ticket Oinoo ,
1101 Knrnnm Street. Telephone. Ml. Dpnt ,
Fifteenth nnd Webster StreM * . Twlephone. USS.
I.envo. Arrive.
Black Hills , DcadwoooJ
and Hot Sprlnss 3M pm * fi:0) : pm
Wyomlnfr , Casper nnd
Douglas 3M pm ' ' 5:00 : rm
[ astlriK * . York , Divld
City , Supertor , Qcnevn ,
Ewter and Sfwnr.1 "StOOpm 5.M rm
Norfolk , AVest 1'olnt nnd
Fremont 7:5nm : 10:55 : am
Lincoln. Wahoo nnd
Fremont "JsWnm " 10:25 : m
Fremont Ixicnl itSO am
Dally. Dally except Sunday , Sunday
only. Dally except Saturday , " Dally
except Mcnday.
CHICAGO & NOtVTinVESTEHN
Hallway City Ticket Onice.
1401 Fnrnam Street. Telephone
561. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone 123.
Ivave. Arrive.
Missouri Vnllcy. Sioux
Minneapolis . ? . 5:10 nm 10:45 : pm
Missouri Valley. Sioux
City 7:50 am 3:03 : pm
Dennlson , Carroll , Wall . . . . .
lai < c 7:50 : nm 8:05 : pm
Eastern Express DCS
Molnes , Marsimlltown ,
Cedar Unplds , ChlcaKO " 10:13 : nm 4:10 pm
Atlantic Flyer. Chicago
nmi East 4:13 pm 4:10 pm
Fast Mall. Chicago to
Omaha S:10 pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul , Mlnne-
npolls Limited 'SiSoiim 9:25 am
Omaha.Chlc.iBrt Special. 6:10 : pin Sli > am
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
SIOl'X CITY & PACIFIC HAIL-
road General Olllci's. United
States National Hank llu lid-
Ins. S. W. Corner Twelfth and
Farnnm Streets. Ticket Ollce ! ,
1401 Fnrnam Street. Telephone
561. Depot , Flftetnlh and Webster Streets. Telephone -
phone 145S.
Lave. Arrive.
Sloi'x < I y. Mankato , St.
Puul. Minneapolis . . . . 6:15 : pm 5:10 : am
Dally.
MISSOUHI PACIFIC ILMLIIOAD
C.eneral OHlccs nn 1 Ticket
OHIO- , Merchants National Hank
llullJInif. lil Fainam Street.
Telephone 104. Depot. Fifteenth
and Webster a reel ? . Telephon ;
145S.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas and Nebraska
Limited 1 3:05 : pm 12:55 pm
Kansas City and St.
Lmls Express . . ! ) :30pm : 6:00 am
Nebraska lnenl 4 31 pm " 9:43 am
Dally Dally except Sunday.
HPIILINGTON , t MISSOURI
Itlver llnllroad "The IturllnK-
tr.n Rnule" Ueneral OIII-es. N.
W. c'jrner Tenth und Parnam
Sfeet . Ticket Olllce. 1VOJ
Farnam Street. Telephone 230.
Depot , Tenth aiul Mason
Telephone 123.
Leave. Arrive.
S:3o : am 9:35 am
4:03 : pm
7:43 pin
"ll:3tf am
CHICAGO. liritLINOTON &
Qulncy Ilallroad "The Burl.
lUKton Route"-Ticket Olllcc
l.'W Farnnm Street. Telephone
ZM. Depot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone US.
Arrive
7:53 : an
Chl-ago Express 9:43 : am 4:15 : pn
7:53 : am
6:40 : pn
2:50pn :
KANSAS C1TV. ST. JOSEPH
& Council Bluffs Itallroad
"The Hurllngton Itoute"
_ - Ticket Olllce. 1502 Farnam
Hniltn Street. Telephone 130. Depot
nUUlD Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele
phone 12S.
I ave. Arrive
Knnsai City Day Ex. . . . 9C5 : am 5:40 : pm
Kansas City Night Kx. . "lO ) pn : 6:30 am
WABASII nAILUOAD TICKET OFFICE. 141
Farnam Street. Telephone , 32 ! . Depot , Tent
nnd Mason Street" . Telephone. 12J.
I ave. Arrive
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express . 4UO pm 11.31ai
Dally.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST
Paul Railway City TIcke
Office. 1504 Farnam Street
Telephone 254. Depot , Tent
nnd Mason Streets. Telephon
125.
_ I.eave. Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . 5:43 pm S:03an :
Omaha nnd Chicago Ex * llW : am * lSOpm
Dally.
SCHOOLING OUTSII110 OF SCHOOLS.
Rrriiiuny'K Ilniiil of 'Prnnip Stmlcnt
Have 11 CSiinil 'I'lnn- .
A bicycle tour last July , says a writer I
tbe Congregationalist , brought to our notlc
a feature of public education In German
which might wisely be imitated in till
country. Vv'o arrived one day at Goslar , o
tbe northern edge of the Hnrz mountains
The proprietor of our hotel was busy pre
paring for the coming of sixty boys. They
arrlvEtl the next evening with their knap
sacks , on foot , and accompanied by three
or four teachers. In the large dining hall
after their bread and beer , brief addresses
were made to them and they sang lustily
several pitriotlc and folk songs. They wore
a lively but orderly company. N'cxt morn
ing they gathered In the public square ,
near the most anclnit historic building In
the town. The events of Interest which had
there transpired were recounted to them ,
and other songs were- sung In praise of the
Fatherland. Wo afterward saw them In vari
ous excursions in the neighborhood.
Such companies of students were often
mot with lu the Harz and In the Thurln-
glan forest. We learned that these Jour
neys aru an important part of school lifu.
The pupils como sometimes from small
villages , sometimes from the larger towns.
The proposed route Is laid out weeks or even
months beforehand. The tmnils draw mans
of the region through which thuy nro to
piss. Its features of geographic , historic ,
literary and geological interest are pointed
out to them. They are told what tboy may
expect to see antl how to see It.
Usually each pupil makes a weekly con
tribution toward the cost of the trip till tbo
amount needed1 IB secured. Of course strict
economy is practiced and tlio expense is
small. Often they sleep lu barns or la largo
halls , covered with straw , They are In
structed as to their outtlts anil each boy
carries what he requires strapped on hta
shoulders. They divide Into several groups
ono group marching as leaders , another
bringing up the rear , another acting as
scouto aud BO on. They study botany , nat
ural history , the roads and how they wore
made , the raising and moving of crops and
many other things. They visit the homes
whore men famous In war , government or
literature have lived. They loam poems as
sociated with places , From such a Journey ,
lasting from three days to three weeks , they
return to their own communities with many
now things of Interest to talk about and
much valuable Information , They write es
says on their travels and observation ! . This
outdoor etudy In Germany Is considered Im
portant enough to bo made the subject of an
extended report. In a volume Just Issued by
the English education ofllce.
lB'.r
flUry
* ? 6K > i.
CURIOUS EASTERN SCHOOLS
An Arabic University Whcra 1.600 Boys
Are Taught ,
UNIQUE MOMENTO OF YALE COLLEGE
mul 1'lctiircItdtiU of the
Ctui of T.'rniiiui .sunlciils
in Crrninuy
An oriental school room Is a curious anil
ntcrcatlngplace. . The first tlilDR the visitor
notices and this ho may discover two or
hrec blocks before he reaches trio building
a that the students learn their lt&ons by
repeating them aloud. Kacb pupil roars out
I'.a ' allotted task , regardless ot his fellows ,
as It he were shouting "boat ahoy" to n
craft acrwe the stream.
To an occidental the noise nnd confusion
are most distracting , and lie wonders how
any cno can. learn anything In such n tu
mult. Hut the sleepy eyed Oriental eoon
earns to concentrate- thoughts and as
readily commits his lessons lu this etoriu
as It ho were shut up In a quiet school
room , where oven the shufllhg of the feet
Is forbidden.
One ot the most ancient and famous uni
versities Is the El Azhar , In Cairo. Hero
the students sit crces-lcgged on a rug on the
floor , or In the ope-n court , precisely In the
saino monner the first students did moro
than 300 year so. There la no variable
war shadow of change In the Moslem method
of doing things.
The pupils who come here have learned to
read and recite the Koraa. their bible , but
they kno\v absolutely nothing of mathemat
ics , history or the sciences , for the matter
of that , they know very little of theuo
branches when the- leave the university.
The outfit of each pupil consists of
Koran , n rug , a low desk or koran stand , a
the partner of your algebraic tolls ot th
sophomore vacntlon , and the renowned !
reader of Handy Andy In your rheunwlio
pains , W ! hng ! you a Oeorglan wife mor
beautiful than the liourla , and that you
may long live to bleos and honor the court
of the great sultan. I am , In sincerity , your
friend nnd classmate.
"UiOHOE K. JACKSON. "
Not far from Prof. Jackson's plctura
n > l letter In the hook are the picture nnif
tetter of Vincent Marmaduke , a well known
MlsstnirUn and A brother of the late Gov
ernor Marmaduke , Mr. Marmaduke's K-tte *
reads :
"Friend Seropyan The great Interest
which you have always manifested for your
clasematcs has made- them all feel a Ilka
Interest In you. Hellevo me to h ? your sin
cere friend. VINCENT MAHMADUKK ,
Colonel William 1'rcston Johnston , presi
dent of Tulane university , of New- Orleans ,
a son of Oencral Albert Sidney Johnston ,
and an aide-de-camp on the staff of Jeffereon
Davta , who was captured In company with
the president of the confederacy , was an
other of Dr. Seropynn'a c'assmates whoso
picture and letter appear In the 'book.
Colonel Johnston also headed his letter with
a quotation. It wcis as follows.
Know then this truth , enough for tnnn to
know ;
Vlrtuo nlono Is hnpplnosa below ,
Pope's Hanny on Mnn.
"Frlen.il Seropyan When the fillstonlnB
beauty of the 'Golden Horn' shall agata
enchant your view , and Stamboul be your
abiding place , you will look back with regret -
gret to 'Old Yale. ' I trust yet to hear of you
as the great patriarch of the ArmenUim
1'rotestanta , and a jolly old patriarch you
will make. Wishing you all succcoa In your
honorable efforts , 1 am sincerely your friend
and classmate.
"WM. PUKSTON JOHNSTON.
"Louisville , Ky. "
Among many others of prominence nro
seen the pictures and letters of George. O.
Sill , cx-lleutenant governor of Now York }
Prof. Daniel C. Glllman , president of the
University of California ; William W. Crape ,
a New York senator ; Dr. Mclancthon Starrs
of Hartford , one of the eminent surgson *
hi Connecticut ; C. K. Vandorburgh , who 1ms
been a Judge of the supreme court of Min
nesota for many years ; Jacob Cooper , a
professor of Greek In Hutgtr college , Now
Jersey , and David II. Green , a judge of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania.
Prof. George ) E. Jackson says that Sen-
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THE STU DY HOUR.
elate cad an Inkstand. If tbc student lives
In the mosque , ae many of them do , he Is
provided with an earthen dish and thick
waddej comforts , which make hie bed and
bed covering.
Students come from all parts of the Mos
lem world nnd If they nro not able to pay
for their board and tuition they are allowed
to come just the same and everythipK need
ful Is furnished from the endowment fund.
'Some ' of the smaller porticoes around the
center court are divided In cubicles called
"rlwaka , " where the students keep their
scant belongings ; they sleep anywhere they
choose to lay their beds , except In the prln-
ciial place of prayer , which is closed nt
night. One of the most Interesting sights
la when the whole 1,500 students answer tlu >
midday call for prayer and then pour Into
the court to receive their scanty portion of
food.
I The scholars sit In groups of from four
to eight , with an ( man or ulama in their
midst. These teachers or professors ore of
various grades , the ulama being the hlKh-
cst. Until the pupil Is somewhat advanced
he uses no books , taking his lessons orally
from his teacher.
Ilesds nro used Instead of pens and when
writing the student places the paper or
slate upon bit knee or upon the palm of
Ills left hand.
There are about 300 blind pupils , and as
they are without exception of vry bad
temper , most of tbo trouble In the school
comes from them. Long ago there was
elected a blind ulama to teach them. He ,
thinking ho could subdue them anil make
model pupils of them , proceeded to flog one
each day. Discontented with this malio.l
they rose up In their might and gave the
master such a heating that his life war
almost despaired of.
uxmun coI/LKIu / SI'HMK.vni.
Old AntiiKrapIi Ronlc uf Yule ( 'ollrnr ,
CltiHM nt ' . - , - ' .
Among tbo possessions Inherited by Mil
ton D , Seropyan of St. L-culs , from ihis
[ a'.lier , Dr. Christopher D , Seropyan , the
Armenian scientist , is a ( sedate-looking book
of extreme respectability belonging , by ap
pearance , to the finilly of old-fashioned
"I'llgrim's Progresses , " Thompson's "Sea-
ion-,1' and gift books of the era Just preced
ing ( lie. civil war. It l.i neatly bound In dark
red morocco , with a superabundance of rich
Silt Bcrollwork nnd tracery running all owr
tlio back and aides. On Clio front cover la
a gilt plcturu of Yala college and Its campus ,
seen through a vista ot tremendously arch
ing elm trees ,
In the very center > of the cover , rclaU-H
dbo Globe-Democrat. Is tbo Inscription , also ,
In gilt leotcrl.-g , " 0. D. Seropyan , class ol
1852. " Hut -It Is what Is Inside , In thla In
stance , that makes.thu book valuable. In It
are llkucsscB of Dr. Seropyan and hU class
mates , which are reproduced by tlic lithe-
graphic process from old-time daguerrco-
typc . Opposite each youthful face la an
autograph letter. In view of tbo eminence
attained by many ol tiio members of tbo
elate of 1852 , tbrsc pictures and letters -ire
of unusual Interest today. Among them U a
likeness ot George B. Jackfon , the venerable
professor of Latin In Washington university
of thla city , who IB alco a dlreotor or trustee
of tbo American Collegeof Archaeology In
Rome , where ho > KOGI every summer In pur
suit of ftli favorite studios. Opposite Prof.
Jankson'alikeness Is his autograph
letter , Ho Tioids It with the following coup
let from Shelley :
Ufr , like a dome of many colored glass ,
SliilnH the white radiance ot eternity ,
Dene-Ub ( bit le hit letter ;
"Dear Christopher We have born friends
together for four yearn , and , notwithstand
ing my delinquencies , I hope you will still
remember me with pleasure nnd ( Itectlon.
You will not forget your neighbor of 8. M , ,
ator William M. Stewart of Nevada was also
a momb'r of this class , ulthoughi his picture
does not appear In the book. Among thoao
of the class of whom Interesting stories are
told are W. A. Reynolds and Lawrence Mc-
Culley. Prof. Reynolds married a foreign
wife and moving to France occupied a chair
in the University of Franco In Paris for
many years , until he was retired upon a
pension , on which he now lives somewhere ,
in ICngland , tlie pension being still paid by
the French government. Lawrence McCul-
ley went to the Sandwich Islands man/
years ago , where he became Judge ot a
prominent court. Ho gained the csteam ot , , .
tbo king and received many tokens of the ' | |
royal favor. His reputation for spotless in- tj |
tegrlty was so pure that ho ictainEd his
place on the bench after Queen Lil was de
throned.
Ono of the curiosities of Dr. Seropyan's
book Is an autograph letter by a Cliltusa
student who was a member of the class ot
1852. After leading off with some Chinese
letters the writer drops Into the following
English :
"Ho who labors with the mind governs
others ; lie who labors with bodily strength.
Is governed by others. With the best wishes
for your success , yours truly ,
"LUNG WING. "
"Macao , China. "
Htmcr H. Sprague was another of Dr.
Scropyan's classmates whose autograph and
likeness appear In , > the book. Of his life
Prof. Gesrgo K , Jiic'ksou gives a most Inter
esting account. Ho r-iys that , although Prof.
Spraguu possc&oeU unusual ability , the par
tisan ldo of his nrturo was to largely de
veloped that U has leJ him Into hot water
In nearly every position bo lias held , an3
some of 'them iiave been quite prominent
ones. Ono Incident IllustPJtlng his cftarac'.Rr
Is particularly interesting. Prof. Sprague
was in New Haven studying law when the
war broke out. Hid intensely partisan nature
at once took flro nnd ho did not rest until
his old classmaitca had presented him with
a sword ' 'ml sent Mm scutli to fight for the
union. He- followed the war with varying
for tunes until ho was stationed at New Or
leans under General llutler. Prof , Sprague
had risen to the rank of colonel , and on re
ceiving General Dutlcr's general order com
manding 'the ' return of all slaves to Uielr
owners followed the extreme partisan bent
of his nature and flatly .refused to obey the
order. For this ho waii called before a court
martial nnd came very near paying the pen-
ulty for Insubordination , but was saved by
Lincoln's emancipation proclamation , which ,
camu just In time to save the offcndlifg col
onel. Prof , Sprague took an active part In
inaugurating the Mills university of Cali
fornia. Ho was prominency connected wllbj
tbo Packet1 Institute of Drooklyn , < nid has a
high reputation for learning and ability ,
Tiio pictures of many cf the Yale college
faculty also appear In ton book. Several of
them are famous from the text-books they
have written. There were Rev. Jeremiah ,
Day. S. T. D. , I..L.D , president of the col
lege ; Uov. Theodore I ) . WooUor , I ) . D. ,
LL.D. . also a president ot the college ; Prof ,
licnjamln Sllllrnan ; James L. Klngsley , pro
fessor of I atln and literature ; Hon. Clurk
BhHell , LL.D. ; Kent , professor of law liV
Yale college ; Rev. Nathaniel \V. Tajlor ,
D , D. ; U\vlht ; : , protestor of didactic theology ;
Jonathan Knight , M. D. , professor of stir-
gory ; Hcv. Kluarar T. I'ltch , D. I ) , ; Living- '
stou , professor of divinity ; Rev , Ctuuncoy-
A , GoudrlJi , D. D , , professor of the pJdtcral
charge ; Dunlaon Olmstttl , LL.D. , professor ot
natural philosophy and astronomy ; Anthony
I ) , Stanley , M , A. , professor of mathematics ;
Hev. Noah IVirkcr , M. Aj Clark , protestor of
moral philosophy and metaphysics ; miA
Thomas A. 4'hacher. M. A , . AMlitant pro-
fefhor of the Latin language and literature.
It you want to bo on the site tide stick to
the old reliable. Dr. Hull's Cough Byruv * . It
la sold by dealers cverywttrc.