Nebraska Newspapers

    T7TE OfATTA DAILY TJEE: SAT mi) AY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisement for (limp column
rrlll lie tnUrn iinlll IVi in. for the
renltiit pillllon nnil unlit H .'HI i. m.
fur iiiornlliK nml Stuidnr edition.
Union, I I .Sir a voril flrt Insertion,
1r a noril thereafter. MitlilitK tnken
for trim tlmii afin for Hip first lncr-
Hon. 'Ill nit vrrt I scinent muil lie
run consppiitl vcly.
Ad ertlcr, li- rpiitientlng m n n in -tiPreil
chceU, can linvc nnirritrn ml-
Irenspil In n niiinliprril Irltrr In chit
of The Hop. liiantn no mid rrsspd it 1 1 1
lip delivered on presentation of tlic
check only.
WAVIHD-SITl TIO..
MOV wants place- to work for boanl while
attending hpiiooi. Hoyies' colli kp mm.
1DSI A-.M10i4'
OUTSIDE position, city or road, we-lern
territory preierreu, am i, temperine nan
us, good referenced and anxious to W'r t.
Address S CI, flee. A-.M10I
WANTED, by rellned. Indjistrlnm young
Inny. occupation requiring gnou pennnm
Miln and knowlcdKe of bookkeeping; ean
furnish best of rercrcncpH.
Address S6I,
Bp
M1.17 2'
WAVI'IID .17 A Mi HEM.
WANTED, we have steady work for a few
good hustlers or good habits and appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co., 1606 Howard St.
B 576
liAIMIEK trado taught thoroughly In short
tlmo; catalogue and particulars ireo.
Address Western Harbors' Institute.
Omaha, Neb. 13 ji7
WANTED, laboters. teamsters, rock men
nnd surface, men, Neb., Vu and Iowa;
freo fare; nlgbesl wages; sup uaiiv.
Western It. It. Labor Agency. 310 H. 11th.
AN INTEM.IOENT young man tp take a
Imrilinnrl "hol.i rsliln In best school and
pay for It when course Is rompb'tcd and
Iiosilion Hccurcu. uiiil'.ib it u, ii -.
II 570
GET n free eatalocuo of the Nebra'k-i
School or .Magnetism ami usiiii.iin.
J515-17 r'lileago street. Omaha. M ..J1''''
UHtcs employed. H-M3K
WANTED, llrst-clasH experienced sulcstuan
in fircss kooum ociinrinii'iii. .1. n- 1.
dels & Hons, proprietors Huston Store,
Omahu. ii so, 1
SALESMAN, for CreHton, la.; iinnt be
sober. Industrious, well educuleil mid able
to approach best people; splendid f.ituro
ror rigiu niun. mure n m, i-i-
t-Mlli
WANTED. 3 tlnneis. exnerleiueil, on fur
nace, work. .Milton uogcr.i u boii.
WANT ED, high-class experienced ten hiiiI
coffen saiestnan to sell trade and manage
iimillllL iiiiiiicii, niupi iihiu hw'i .-.-
encp, executlvo ability nnd iicinialntance
with the trade; must bo able to furnish
bond. Address liign-i iass. n. w.
l K.'Pl.'ti ....... f.. Imii,,i linilmr lMlil,' fltllV
l ."i I l.i. iiii. i .-
eight weeks required; special offer of
board, tools, scholarship and transporta
tion to our colleges at t'hlcago, St. Louis
or Minneapolis continued this month:
positions guanmleed; catalogue free. Ad
dress .Moier it.iroer i oiii-bu n'l" i-rcnm-tlve.
162.1 Farunm st . OmaliN. H-M12D 6
HOOK KEEPElt, experienced young man;
city references. Aildretis K w, neo
II- Mir. 2
-WANTIin KI5M.ll.IJ 1IU1.1.
AN 1 N'TEI.LIOENT ladv to take n short
hand scholarship In best school nnd pay
for It when course is completed nnu posi
tion secured. Address L 25. Hce. C 650
WANTED, 200 girls, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 876.
C 5S1
SO girls wanted. Canadian onico 1522 Douglas
C 552
OIRL for housework; family of threo; no
washing: wio n. 2211 street. r-s2a-3r
WyNTED. competent cook nnd laundress,
also pocQiid piri;.3vu i-nrnam. i' tax 1
WANTED, two experienced clrls. for llrst
and second work, small family. 1023
Ocorgla nve. C Mill
UOOD, competent cook. 2215 Farnam; goo 1
wages. -i2i
LADIES, you can earn $0 to ?1S per w"ek
at home. Call Crclghton block, room 22,
1Mb nnd Douglas. c-113 31
WANTED, stenographer; must be thor
oughly competent; state experience and
reierences. .uurcsn n u.', iic. i -.11111 1
KOIl H15.T IIOI'NKS.
IF you want" your houses well rcn"tc(l Placi
them with Ucnawa ,t Co. D 3M
HOUSES, etii. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
D-5il
B-ROO.M flat, city water, 2719 Uurdetto'
D-S69
7-ROOM cottage. 2611 N. 17lh avc. Clarko
i'owen, .tiu rew ora 1.110. D .M5II
HOUSES, stores. Hemls, Paston block.
D-5S6
HOUSES r.tul flats. RlnEwuIt, Uarker blk.
u w3
FOR RENT, atrlctly modern flat In Dav-
uige nimiiiiig, opposun cnv hail.
JOHN W. ROH1UNS, 1S02 FARNAM ST.
D-003
NICE apartments of G rooms nnd bath; lino
repair; locauun uesi in cuy, tu.w to right
puny, r.uquuu luuiun Jiu-ou iirowu lllk,
JJ-G31
2120 Sherman live., S-room, with city water,
hath, barn, 25. F. D. Wead, 16th and
Mougias. D JI7U5
1205 William St., 3 rooms-J5.00.
1912 Seward St.. 5-room cottngi' $10.00.
OMAHA LOAN & TRCST CO..
16th und Douglas St.
D
1724 N. 27th 81. Nine-room lio.ise. nil mod-
urn, 111 line repair. ii.iu.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
16th and Duuglas St.
D-M1S?
IP-ROOM steam heated flat, all modem.
.mi uojgias. inquiro J.inuriucst, 31Q so.
"in. u 11:
ALWAYS moving H. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllco. 161HS, Farnam St. Tol. 1559 or S6X
D 5&
BEE HENRY 11. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE.
U .MS53
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of tho city.
urcuiuiu-i.ove 1,0., j;u a. uin at.
D-5S7
FOR RENT. S-room modern cottage. In
quiro zvs hi .Mary s. U-MS29 2'
9-RnOM Hat, modrt'n Improvements. 35.
WOUginS. U .MNtl i
C ROOMS, large yard. 2222 North ISth 115.
also others. Rlugwalt Bros., Barker blk.
ll-MVil 2
FOR RENT. 7-room cottage opposite high
school; Inquire of Howard B. Smith, 31S
N. Y. I.lfo building.
D-JmJI !
FOR RENT. 7-ronm strlctlv ninilern bonne.
near car line. 102 So. 31st si; $io per
month. Putter Sholes Co., 310 N V l.lfo
Bldg. Phone 170. P M1I2
p.ROO.M house, modem improvements, Sill
uoogc. U-l'ii J
SIX-ROOM cottage. Slid and Spauldlng sts. ;
city water anil gas. 1 121 2'
GOOD men can earn 3 to $6 per day. Call
1 reigniou iiiocK. room .-.', istn and Doug.
las. ij lis 31'
FIVE unfurnished rooms, all modern. 2711
N 2.'d st D Mill
FOR RENT. 2 5-room houses at 21sl 11ml 1'.
house Nos. '.f.O nnd 292 S. 21st.. South
1 in mi n-Ml.n 1'
l'OH ItEN'I'-l't ItMSIIEU IIOOMS.
NICK rooms, 1317 Chicago: private family.
E-7S7 2
Hoi yEKEEPINO. 6U" 0. 17ti ae.
i:-S5S 5
FOR RENT, furnished iooiih suitable for
gcniiemeu: aiso ror light lioiiheKecplng.
APi'iy m ijo. mil ni. nKi 0"
1 furnished rooms for housekeeping; man &
tlfe; rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th.
K Zi
FURNISHED rooms, 2210'j Furmim street.
E-S67 V
on Hi:vr-rt hmsiiei) rooms
HKt TIFt'L, modern front room for two
gcritirmen fill .N 13th E-M136 3'
!" I HMSIIEI) ROOMS M IIOAIII).
THE Merrlam, good summer resort, 25th ."i
Luilgc. F IKW
aLENCAIRN.tran3lcnt8,$1.23 day. 16"9 Dels.
1' HI
UTOPIA. 1T21 Dmrnport St.
F iD3
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms; Rood
ppnrii. rules reasonable. Th imnp. ?w
unrney. F .M211 sir
IN' PRIVATE family.
MM St. Mary's Avo
F -599
THE PRATT, a desirable front room with
uiiovp. 2d iioor. 212 S. 2oth st. i sis.
GOOD board, prlvuto family. 509 So. 25th
avenue. .15.
FINE south front room, with board; mod
ern (letneheil resldenre, nlceiv situated;
small fnmll ; references. (jn S 27th st
F -.Mill -
roil iii;nt-i m'i iimsiii:i) rooms.
THREE modern rooms for light housekeep
ing; gooa location. Address h 33, lice.
U 770
for revi-stores ami offices.
FOR RENT, store In flrst-clnss location;
rem reasonable. Apply It. C. I'etern &
Co., ground floor, lice Illdg. I 166
STOItK room. 621 South 16th: power fur-
ninnrn u uesireu. uiarkc I'owen, am xiv
York Mfe. 1-M.H3
FOK HUNT, nice brlek store building In
itocK rori. .iPiusriu county. jMO.; tine
locnllon for general stock of merchan
dise; bdlldtng la 2-l.xSO feet, with ware
room separate, nnd Is owned by Masonic
longp, one or hip nest corners in town.
Address w. B. Glermann, secretary.
1-187
STORE for rent cheap. 31st and Hamilton.
.H'l'iy in nuicner simp. i -mmi l-
AUIiVI'S U'A.M'HII,
$25 TO 50 easily made by our llvo agents,
men or women, selllne our latest novelty.
cum pul nn waterproof neckties, goods en
tirely new and patented, ngents delighted;
sales unlimited, what otheM do, you can
do: time l short: write today and seeuro
exclusive territory; guaranteed best seller.
Address, with stnmp, .M. & .M. aianig. co.,
Dept. C, Springfield, Mass
j av.'j. acptiu'
AtJENTS on salary or commission; the
greatest ngents seller ever produced;
everv user of nen and Ink buys It on
sight; 2ih) to 500 per cent profit: one agent s
s.ties nmnunteci to iuv in six navs; an
other J.12 In two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.,
X 16. La Crosse. WIm J-M131 2
PORTRAIT ngents everywhero null
"crayons; try washable enamellnes; no
cltinn: ilnn't roll: ehpiin. Fjimllv Portrnlt
Co.. Chicago. J-MI32 !
VATHI TO It EXT.
THREE or four unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping by married couple;
no children; must be modern and In good
neignuornoou; stnto price ami locannn.
Address S M, Hce. K-M109 2
STon.von.
PACIFIC Storage nnd Warehouse Co., 312-
8M Jones, general storage and forwarding
w
Om. Van Stor. Co.. 151114 Farn. Tola. 1559-S63.
tS3
WA.M'KD TO ntlV.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
in large and small quantitios. Chicago
I'uruuurr. jo., uouge. 101. .v-u.
N-601
WILL purchase a limited number of
omalia savings uank accounts, urennan
Lovo Co., 309 So. 13th. N-C02
2D-IIAND bicycles. Omaha Ulcycle Co.
K .03
WANTED, Vecond-hand Densmore. Give
description nnu price, h w, tire
roil sAi.i- uoitsios, vijiiici.us, etc,
MUST sell, two 2d hand extension ton rnr
nages, equally goon as new and at less
than Vi price. Call and see us If you want
a nuggy or puiiuinn; can save you money
Win. Pfclffer Carrlago Wks., 2620 Lcuvon
worm. p 732
NEW nnd 2d II. vehicles nt marked down
lilicue. imii) i.-11'ni, 11111 X.CUV,
1' WX
FOR SALE, horso und buggy cheap. 2152
ni. .Mary n live, 1' JVIS30 2
KA.ftVu
and Harness. .1.8 w irt. P 120 6
l'OH SALE MIMCUI.I.AMSOUS.
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
enco nnu criouuiK. vui uugias. y JU5
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Council Drug Co., Cor. 10th und Dodge.
H. HASS. Florist. 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 770,
I'lunts, cut powers, uoquem, null, resi
dence wedding and gravo decorations
Orders by mall or express promptly filled.
2DIIAND safo ceap. Dorlght, 1110 Farnam.
V vol
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 111 S. 11
M. &. W. tires. 12.75. Omaha Bicycle Co,
MANSON bicycles. 123. Omaha Blcyclo Co
U JNHUli
wnoeis, o to iu; new wneeis
jiuuiiu uil- ciu 10111 a: uuicago SIS
W wl
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (new) for sale
can at onico cierK district court.
Q-S10
I.TIT SAI.P linllnr nnrl nnirlna ftl 11 r
each, and one .lonatunn rrougcr brick
tiiiii.lilmi with nmr mill rtni uu'i.r.l uilff
mud machine; also palletts. at u bargain
it sniu ni once. ivriiiKenurinK Bros
South Omaha. Q S63 !
tm LIFE scholarship; Omaha's londlmr bus
mess auii siiiiriuuiiti cuuege, lor S'lie
cheap. Address h bj, nee. q .M107 i'
FOR SALE,
corncobs.
Monroe & Co., Ml
N. 16th st.
ii aiiim
LAR(JI'J Dlobold bank snf wl h steel chou
almost new; jirlce, 2(i.0i) f. o. Ii. William
.iaiigeu, real esiaie, Hastings, reii.
0-M189
SECOND-HAND typewriters:
Hammond $10.00
Smith Premier xi.tm
Cnllgniph 15.00
itemington rvo. 1 u.bo
Remtiigton No. 2 25. 00
Yost 25,00
Dunsmore , 40,00
We rent typewriters at $,i.(m per month
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
Cor. 15th and Harney.
Q-MI3 3
.Mi.sci;i,i.A.noi.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhnnd fiimilnrn
nnu mni'H ai lowest prices, carload lots or
v.....I.w . ....... w wu-. tivw-.vi wl, i.tl
ni.Et'THIC T J5 n A TM C T.
ELITE parlors. 615 a. lfith, second floor.
T-.M9I0 HI
MME. LEE. magnetic treatment. 507 1
13th. room 2. TMH5 7
l'SIIMIX.II,,
LADIES' hair shampooed, dressed, 35e. Hair
louui goous. .Monneit, isis Farnam. Tel 23J3
c-io
PRIVATE hosnltnl for ladles bufnrx A .mr.
nig ruiuiuemvni; uuuics auopicu. 113'; .N. 17,
U--6U
TURKISH baths, mnasaen T,.it1i nUntriA
I y I... ......... 1 ' (U
uaiiin, 1111 muifp uiuy; SKllirni women
massage operators; finest equipped
baths
Hfiwn, ..nil, i iiiniitiii
Rooms 216 to 220, Bee building. U M163
in imi cuy. uensiom Htn t'ompany
DR. ROY. chltopodlst: como removed. 25c
uuu uiiiiru. luiom j;, r renzezr tuocK.
U-6H
RI'PTl'RFJ cured; no knife, no naln. no
iiiiiiKi-i , sniu mr circulars, l.inpire liup
mru .uir, m 1, iue uiag,. umaiiH.
U 1 15
peiipo.val.
MONHEIT, Chiropodist. ISIS Farn. Tel. 5133.
LEATINO nnd pleated skirts of nil kinds.
M. Ooldinnn & Co., 200 Douglas block.
u oiu
HAVE furs repaired nnd altered now. Don't
wait until me pusy season ana cxpcci
work done at once. A'llabaugh, Bon & Co.,
Furriers, 606 Karbach Block, Omaha.
u-ois-s-3
PLEATING; buttons to order; pinking
while you tvnlt. Omaha Pleating Co.. is.'i
Douglas. U-MV3 ,
JOHN RUDD, optician, 115 S. 16th st.
EPPERLY corset to order. 1612 Capitol Av.
U 691 S4
Corns & bunions destroyed. 511 Karbach lllk.
U81 S-5
PHIVATE homo before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. .Mrs. uurgct, 2bw
Burdetto. U-CI7
HOFF'S Express & Messenger Co. Tel. 1717.
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Bee bldg
U 01-
EPPERLY corset to order. 1612 Capitol av.
SECOND-HAND sewing machines at prices
never norore mane.
Why not buy your wife a machine?
Iheso prices nrc for Saturday nnd .Mon
day oniy;
Ringers, 1
Davis. '
White, !
Noble. 1 Choice, ;.W.
New Home, I
Victor. ,
Old .Price. Now.
Household JlS.ml t fi.w
White lf..in 7.W
Singer, high arm 20. Oi 7."
Singer, good as new "Von I" "
Domestic 12.00 5.00
Standard, perfect condition .. '..i.ii
w neeier ,v nson &i.uu i-.i"'
Wilcox & (Ilbbs 30.00 15.CH)
Wp will give one-half dozen sewing ma
chine needles of any make to every lady
who calls at the store Mondiiv forenoon.
Wo rent sewing machines at 76c per week.
We sell parts for and repair every make
01 Hcwins macnine.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
Cor. 15th nnd Harney.
C-Mllt 3
MOMJY TO I.O.t niSAI. n.STATE.
RIVATE money, 5. 6 per cent; no de
lay, uarvin liros., mij l.-nrnnm. w ui
WANTED City am! fnrm loans; nlso bonds
and warrants, it. i I'ctcrH iv Co., 1702
Farnam St., Bco Bldg. W-CM
RIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
w 631
MOXTV TO I.OA. H1JAI. JJSTATH
"I VE per cent money. BcihIb, I'axton block.
,OANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms at t per cent. Borrowers can
pay 1100 or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Drennan-Lovo Co., S09
South 13th St., Omaha, Xcu. W 051
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
iirujienj' or ior uuiiuiiik purposes. I'ayno
Cnox Co., New York Llf. W 653
, ti, 6 per cont on Omaha, So. Omaha.
W. II. Thomas, 503 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 16IS.
W 655
MONEY to loan nt 6 nnd 6'4 per cent on
Omaha property. W. li. Mcikle, 401 S. 15th.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, lirennau-iovo 1.0., ,;j so. lain.
W C57
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property ana rarms. w. Farnam Hmttn &
Co., 1320 Farnam. W 5S
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
ueurbu at v.uiiiuuiiy, iwi rurnani 01.
AV 059
MONEY In any amount at 5. 5'4 6 per cont.
J. W. HUUUliNb Si tJU I8U3 FAltNAM ST.
W 160
mTTTV a lAnn ......
lu luan un tuna nnu VJi,, uiuuutii ,
........ r T, . . I , i- .,
IU l L31 1UIV3, J, F . umyia VU.. 1JW C.illlltlU
V 061
MOM;V TO LOAN CHATTEL.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortunire renulred.
LOWEST ItA'PKH, EASY PAYMENTS and
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 526, fifth floor, New York Life nidg,
v 604
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-I-T-
We make loans from $10.00 up on furniture.
pianos, horses, cows, etc.; you Keep mo
property; or we will make you a SALARY
LOAN on you own note, without Indorser
or mortgage; we charge absolutely noth
ing tor pinning papers, ana wo Keep nom
Intr out of tho amount vu borrow: you
mav pay the money back In one month or
take more time in wnicn to pay u, ana
you are expected to pay for It only what
time you use It: our rates are low and
our terms are the easiest: our business Is
as conuenttitl as is possible ana our treat
ment Is nlwavs courteous. Omaha Mort
gngo Loan Co., C06 So, 16tli Si Estab
lished 1S92. -K672
LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
ARE YOU ONE OF THE CROWD WHO
A TIE TAKINO ADVANTAGE of our NEW
partial payment plan? Let us QUIETLY
explain same to you. Wo loan employes on
tlieir notes. .o mortgage; no inuorser; no
publicity. Simply a CONFIDENTIAL
BUSINESS DEAL. We loan THOUSANDS
In this way. SO DON'T HESITATE ABOUT
CALLING. We ire hut!ers nnd wont more
business. It. It. EMPLOYES RECEIVE
PROMPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
TIME AND CONVENIENCE. These nro
times, of heavy competition and to remain
leaders wo must give more for your money
than otners uaiu..
RELIABLE CREDIT CO..
Room 303 Third Floor, Paxton Rlk.
X-370,
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, tew.
clry, horses, cows etc. c F. Heed, 318 a. vs.
X-C6.7
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J
W. TAYLOE, 213 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X-C69
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jaweiry. ujh urcen, r s, uarkcr iiik
X COS
MONEY loaned salaried peoplo holding per
manent position wun responsiDio concerns
upon their own nifmes without security,
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X-070
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE momentarily embarrassed who desire abova
everything else to
AVUUI I'l UlilWlTT
can be accommodated at our office with
less expense, tlmo and trouble than any
placo in tho city.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
'.toom 601, Bco Building.
X-M723
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds .watches, privately. Berger's Loan
Co.. 1504 Farnam St.. upstairs. X-W
MONEY losr.efl on furniture, diamonds,
watches; payments cnntldentliil. Omaha
Chattel Loan Bank, 220 8. 15th, tinRtnlrs.
X-fl67
lll'SI.VESH CliAMCHS.
FOR RENT Owing to ndvnnclng years Mr.
II. Haas, the florin at 1813 Vinton street,
has decided to runt out his hot house at
abovo location, occupying 7,000 to 8,000
square feet, under glass, with about 200
windows, nnd tho residence and storo
fronting tho street, on tho motor lino to
South Omaha. Kxoclloiu location for tho
business. Y 3S2
FOR RENT, dining room of Lnngo hotel;
good inducements to first-class party,
"-M2S3
WANTED llvo men or women to write for
Hartford Life Insurance Co., big pay to
hustlers. Lyman Waterman, era Beo
mng.. mgr. Y-Sll-31'
l'OH EXt'llAMil
WANTED, to trnde Emerson piano for
room and board. F. Rose, Nebraska cyrle
-o.. uin nnu uarney. v. .m;sis 2
IMPROVED farm near Plattsmouth for
city property. Address s w, Bee.
Z MU3 2
CLEAR lots for good equities.
57, Bee.
Address S
M114 2
FINE stock and hay ranch for good city
property. Address S 5S. Bee. '. Ml 15
GOOD rental property for farm
Monrot
Si Co., Feed and Fuel, Ml N. 16th st
Z-M622
roit vi,r.-iti:.i, i:tte.
A REAI TIFl'L S-ROOM HnFSB AT A
SNAP
We have Just expended $375 In refitting
painting ami papering tne iimisc at JN72
Seward street and the owner instriuts u
to sell at
f2.0op.
5on cash, the balance to suit. Must be
sold within the next week. Call and let
us show von the property.
This house alone could not be built today
for less than $i,20o.
PAYNE-KNOX co
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg., Tel. I7M.
RE-136 3
WIRT ST. 100-foot frontage, good
house und burn fS.001
fllnnev St.. full lot. good hotisp. mod
ern I.7JW
Id and Spencer, 37-fool frontage,
house. S rooms 2. .101
2fd5 N. 1Mb. S rooms 2,0
.US N. 27th st . il rooms 8i
22d and Grace st., 2 houses, 0 rooms 2,"o
3713 N. 22d, 6 room 9 0
3i07 N. 17th St.. il rooms 1,111
SMi Etnnietl St.. 5 room!, full lot 7."
MI'S. 2Sth. 7 moms, modern 2.F0
:,n wool worth. S rooms, modern 2.7.1 1
1610 Dorcas St.. ( rooms 1.25'1
W. T. GRAHAM, lice llldst.
RE -MI2S 3
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Patterson, WN.Y.L.
RIJ 'i.l
HOUSES, lots farms, lands, loans; nlso lire
insurance. IJtmls. I'axton blk 1SE-C75
READ THIS; one of the best homes In Hn-
scom l'lnce; 9 rooms, large lot, good barn,
sightly home; party leaving city, price
$7,500.00. M. J. Kcnnard & Son. toom 310,
Brown block. RE-M923
RANCH ANT) FARM lands forTalo by th'.
Union Pacllle Railroad company. It. A.
McAllaster, laud commissioner. Union
Pacific Ileadiiuartcrs, Omaha, Neb
RE--C7S
SEE HENRY II. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-MS9J
VERY Cheap, three acres, enclosed chicken
tight fence, house, store, barn, cornerlb,
sheds, etc.; line shade trees Home i.f late
It. 8. .lohnson. Irvlngton, Dnuglns Co.
Inquiro E. W. Johnson, I52S Franklin St.
RE-7S3 S3'
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS: LOW
EST RATES oil LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE- C79
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St
HIS .MINI
ND still two bargains on monthly pay
ments. 6-room cottages, newly papered,
city water und sewer, No. 317 N. 30th st.,
Ji.ooo.
6-room cottage, city water nnd sewer, lies
corny st.. 11,3m.
Mutual Loan and Building Association, Hoc
building. G. M. Nnttluger, secretary.
RE-S37 S
SPECIAL BARGAIN
A beautiful ten-room house, built about
two years ago. nnd contains every mod
ern Improvement; also lino laundry, vege
table room und excellent furnace. This
Is one of the best built houses In the city,
on a corner on Georgia nve., 2 blks. from
car line, and Is offered for $6,500, $1,W0
cash, balauco can be arranged.
PAYNE-KNOX CO..
Main Floor N. Y. Llfo bldg.
RE-MS30 2
FARM LANDS-For snle. 1.410 acres of
land, tmrtlv itnnroved. In Custer. limine
Thomas and Sherman counties, for $1,800
cash. Write for description. Morphy &
Ewlng, St. Paul. Minn. RE MS55 5
THE BEST bargain In the city. Seven-room
house, modern; everything tirst-eiass,
Cholco location for a home; price. $2,100.
Address S 51, Bee. RE MUD 2
A NICE building corner, lots 2S nnd 29.
Falrmount Place, on easy terms. Write
to F. II. Kuppen, Milwaukee, Wis, HE
SlIOnTHAXD AND VYPEWniTlNrj.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Llfo.
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BOYLKS' College, court reporter principal.
Hce Bldg. &9
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col.
lege. Boyd's Theater 690
GREGG Shorthand tntfght at the Omaha
Commercial College, J.6U1 and Douglas Sts.
, . n l x ( "
BtuniCAii.
LADIES out ,of health And prompt rollef.
Box 232, Omaha, Neb', Confidential.
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LADIES, Friar's French female regulator
brings monthly periods regularly without
1 - . . . 1 ..... . . .. - roc 1 1
llltllli fk ()tr UUA, D UUACB IUI fO. UU. UOl-ll,
Minneapolis, sunn. .mwiu aopw-
DR. LE DUE'S Femnlo Regulator, posl
lively warranted to cure the most stub
born cases of monthly stoppages, irregu
larities, obstructions nnd suppressions
brought on from whatever cause; $2 a
nackaire or 3 for $.: sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of prlee. Tho KJdd Drug
Co.. Elgin. 111. American Ofllce, retail,
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
M. A. Dillon. South Omaha; Davis Drug
Co., Council BlufTs. Full Una of rubber
goods,
OSTEOPATHY.
JUll.inu. inaiiiuiu, ma .1. 1. 4.1113 iiiiiK ,
tel. 1664; Alice Johnson, D. O., Indies'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mgr.
wo
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrksvllic, .mo, raxton 1111c. tci. ivk,
-6S6
DBS. McMURRAY & MUSICK will open
osteopathic oinco sept. 1, ujo-&;: nen mng,
M8S1 SP
A. T. HUNT. D. O. 305 Karbach. Tel. 2.U2.
ai'Ji'i acpio
M.KiMJT'IC IIEAI.I.VG.
GREAT Western Institute. 1C23 Douglas St.,
chronic diseases cured; no drugs, surgery.
. 1411
.in.
rPTIT.- ,lr,n Qtmnn Tnrn Wftllmntl fi.llirtd
of Magnetic Healing nnd Hnrriulenh
Hypnotism complete in one vniume,
t'ror. it. Williams, uesoio, nio.
-M9rc SepS
nilESSMAKIXi.
E. G. M' DONALD, 1612 Cap. nvo.
viz r
IN families. Miss Sturdy, 2610 Harney
630-Sept. 2P
IIIHI1S AM) TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1W3 Leavenworth
Ml
Ml'KEIi lU.ATIMS.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers renlnted
Om. Plating Co., Bco bldg.; tel.
-M9J3
STAMMKHINf! AXO VrUTTURINO.
CURED. Julia Vuusban, 430 Ramgo Bldg
1'fiixrrt.HE hi;paihi.m;.
TEL. 1131. M. S. Wnlliln, 2111 Cuming St
Uli
I.Al.VDHY.
OMAHA Steam Lnundry; shirts, 7c, cnlinrs,
2c; cuffs, 4c. aw i.eavenwortn. Tel. ow.
-IW
STOV12 It EPA ins.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; water con
neetions. Omahu Stove Repair Works
1207 Doug. 701
MAC.MJTIO HUAI.I.Mi,
nilP IT 11'ajl.rn InatltillA C.' nnnnla Ht
chronic dlseuset cured, rio drugs, surgery
.ni
l'.V.MIItOKF.R!.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, nccommotlnt
Ing, all buslnoa coulldeiitl.il. 1301 Douglas
LOANS, II. Marowltz; low rates. 413 N. 10,
Hljl
TVPIJWRITIJRS.
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Farnam,
14
TICKET IIHOKEIl,
CUT rate tickets every where P H, Phil
uin. uvj t arnani. 'icicpnone m. ,:
1.0 HT,
1ST a tuMimlie ring and a silver lrtt r
stamp H turn to M iiltz Mejer c r
Co and tecrlve reward L'ist 126 1
.ost. small npIIow dog named Jni k. wear
lug dog tug No. 2031; tinder return to or
notify IVtcr llenulngsen. 4th nnd ,lon-s.
and receive reward. Lost M13.1 2
('ST. plans and drawings for residence for
C. A Thorpe. Gettex: . Neb ; D V Dciol
architect Return to John Howe Co .
15th and Howard, and tecehe reward
Lost-MH2 2
no 1 1:1, s.
HENDERSON. $100 per day house: board
w.ou to i cck. ti! nna Farnam; tel. 1216.
-AI73S si
ENfil MIS IKIII.EIt. El'C.
1. C. Sharp Maoh. Wks.; motors, dynnmns.
-6i'J
I) V.M't.Mi,
CALL on Mornr-d, Crelghion h ill, for
society ami stage dauein. wnltr. and
2-steti. $5 Large hall to r til fut ,011
ventions. mectliiKS. balls and club soc'ula
(BiI-Spmi. 21
It ItM It HE AMI PI WO MOVIMi,
ACOIl SCIIWAR.. 1510 Webster Tel :'06
-MI."S 30'
AVA VI'IJI) TO IIORIIOW.
TO HoRRfiW. $lnn for four months H tier
cent, noon security. Address 47. Hee.
-MM? !
CAIIPE.VrnitS AM) .IOIII1EHS.
ALL klndi of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
nnd Lake Sts -370
i,i,;i, ori('i:s.
NOTICL
TO REPUI1L1CAN VOTERS OF DOUG
LAS COUNTY:
By authority of the renubllcnn pnnniv
ciitral committee 11 convention nf ilnlccmnu
icpresepllng the rctlublloatis of Douglas
county Is hereby called to meet at Wash
ington hall, Omaha, ut 2 p. m. Saturday.
September . to plaon in nomination
1 lirce state senators,
Nino atatii representatives.
One county attomui
Ono county commissioner, First district.
to bo named by the delegates from
said district.
Nino ward assessors for Omaha,
Four ward assessors for South Omaha.
Thirteen precinct assessors for country
precincts,
One constable to fill vncancy for Omahu,
Two constables to fill viicancles for South
Omabn.
nnd to select members of tho county cen
tral I'uiniiiiiicL'.
The rcpresentat on In Mils convention l
apportioned as follows: Each rountrv nr..
edict, live delegntts; South Onuthn, sixteen
delegates, una cncii warn 01 umaha, ten
delegates.
Delegates to this convention will be
hosen nt 11 primary election berebv pntlii
for Friday. September 7. th" noils being
open from 12 m. to 7 p. m. In Omaha nnd
Soiirh Omaha and from 7 p. rn. to 9 p. m
In the country precincts. The locations of
the polling places arc:
City nf Omahu
First Ward Sixth and Pierre streets.
Second Ward Twentieth and Castellar
streets.
Third Ward 1120 Capitol avenue.
Fourth Ward 220 3uth Seventeenth
street.
Fifth Ward 2612 North Sixteenth street.
Sixth Ward-ldlewlld hall.
Seventh Ward 132S Park nvenu:.
Eighth Ward Twenty-secor..; und Cum
ins streets.
Ninth Ward Twenty-eighth and Farnam
streets.
City of South Omaha-312 North Twenty
fifth street.
Chicago Precinct Reiner's hall.
ciontnrf Precinct II. Tangemnn's.
Douglas Precinct Ruser's park.
East Omaha Preclnct-Dlstrlct No. 61
school house.
Elkhorn Proclnct-F.lk CItv.
Florence Precinct City hnll.
Jefferson Precinct Mangold's lumber of
fice. McArdle Precinct Olandt school house,
Millard Precinct Millard school house.
I'latto valley l'recinct valley opera
House.
Union Precinct Ptireell's hnll.
Waterloo Precinct Mns-onlc hall.
West Omnha Precinct Benion town ball
Tho boundaries of the primary elpptlnn
districts snan correspond wun tne respec
tive wnru poununries in umnna. orecinet
boundaries In the country nrpclnets nml
city boundaries In South Omnha
I he nrlmnry election will be held under
tne provis ons or tne nr mar.v e ertion law
and the rules nilntited bv thin committee.
wnicn require petitions to no men with the
secretnry not later than 12 ni. Tuesday.
September 4.
By resolution of the committee nn proxies
will be allowed lu the convention, but
delegates present authorized to enst the
run votes apportioned to their respectlvo
uisincis. .11. 11. LULiUa,
Chairman.
CLYDE C. SUNDBLAD,
Acting Secretary.
Oi laha, August 1R, 1900.
LIBRARY.
CHEYENNE, WYO.-BIDS WILL BE III')
celved bv Robert C Morris, secrptarv Car,
neglo library building committee, up to
Wednesday. September 12th. lfns). twelve
o'clock, noon, for the construction of li
brary liiilldlng necordlng to plans and spec
ulations prepared bv Patton. Fisher & Sill-
ler, nrcnitccts, 14 .Montauu niocic, Chicago,
111. 1'ians can oe examined noui ni I'ney-
enno nnd nt the ofllce of the architects In
Chicago. Fund available approximates $45,
OiW. Allmw&sm
XoIIim- to Contriiptors.
Scaled pronosala will bo received nt tbe
onico ot a. 11. Myer, nrcni.eet, Fremont,
Neb., un to 11 o'clock a. m.. September 6.
UiOO. for nil work nml mnterlal for plumbings
nnu neatiug too r remoni uospitai, a tnree
stors nnd basement building, according to
plans nnd speeltlentlons now on fllo nt the
oineo or A. ji. uyer.
Tho right Is reserved to reject nny and
un inns.
FREMONT HOSPITAL COMPANY.
A26-eodtoS3-in
RAILWAY TIMI3 CAHI).
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllce, 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone, S95. De
pot, Tenth and Mnrcy
Streets. Telephone, urj.
Leave. Arrive
s T.onls "Cannon Ball
Express a u;uo pm a a.iu am
a bally
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
A- Qulney Railroad "The
Burlington Route"-Tlckot
o ce. 150: Farnam St.
Tel K0. Depot. Tenth &
Mason Streets. Telephone,
t.i.
Lcnve. Arrive.
DayllBbt Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am
Piorla Express .... a 5:25 pm
Chicago estibuled Ex a 4:00 pm a 7:45 nm
riucnco i.iicni isxnrcss.n s:au um 11 4:00 nm
Chicago Limited ..n 7:13 pm a 7:15 am
Pncil e Junction I oeai. .aio:is am
Pacllle Jumtton Extra. a 7:00 pm
Fast Mall a 2:15 pm
a Dally.
Bl'RLINOTON & MIS
Miurl Rlvor Railroad
"The Burlington Route '
ticnerai offices, n. xv
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts Ticket Olllce. 1502
Farnam street. Telephone
2.10. llurlliiL'ton
station, Tenth and Mnsou
SlreelH Telephone. 12S.
Leave.
Lltieoln Hastings and
Arrive.
McCook n S: 10 um u 7:35 pm
: inenin Denver 1 010-
rado, 1'inh. California a 1:25 pm
1 'neoln & Black Hills .a 9;3u pm
Montana Pugct Sound, a 0:30 pm
Lincoln Fust Mall .n 3:0) pm
liet ver c 'luradu. Utah
& calif rnla
1. Daily
a 3:00 pm
a 3:i) ptn
a 6:45 am
nl0:35 am
a 0:15 am
KANSAS CITY. Ht IO
seph & Council Blurts
Railroad "The Burling
ton Routo ' '1 lekct Ofllce,
1502 I'nrinim Htreet. Telp.
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
nnti .iiiisnii streets, luie
phone, 123.
l.eave. arnv
Kansas t'H Dii- Ex ...1 8:60 nm a :lo
K "s.'is fty Nlglit Ex alO.15 pm a 6:15
nm
um
ni ins rijcr ior ai.
Joseph and St Louis a 1:55 pm all :15
a Dully
am
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEI'
St Paul Rallwuy-Cliy
Ticket Ofllce. M Farnam
Street. Telephone 2sl. Depot
'M!LWA"HEEi
lentu nnu Vinson otreets
'iclcpnone, PZ'J
l.eave Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex
n 6 u) pm 11 s.05 am
b 7 15 am b 3 55 nra
Chicago it Omaha Ex
u Dully b Dally except Sunday.
It 1I.W IV TIMU TABLES.
FREMONT ELKHORN
Missouri Valley Railroad
'The Northwestern
Line' General Olllees.
United States National
Bank Bide. S. W. Cor.
Twelfth and Farnam Sts
, H01 Farnam St. Telephone,
Ticket Office
561 Depot.
utn nnu truster is. reie
phone, I4.VS.
Leave. Arrive.
uincK inns,
Deadwood,
Hot Snrlnus . .
.11 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
nnd
Wyoming. Caspar
Mougias
.. .d 3:00 pm e 5:ro pm
Hustings. York. David
t 115. Superior. OcneMt.
Exeter and Seward., b 3:00 pm b 5:00 nm
Norfolk. Vcrdlgro und
Fremont . b 7:20 nm 1)10:25 am
Lincoln. Wub.no nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Fremont l.ocai c 7:30 am
a Da lv. b Dally except Sunday, c sun-
day only d Dallv except Saturday, c
Pally except .iunmiy.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis .fe Omaha
Hallway "The North
western Lino" General
Otllccs, Nebraska Divi
sion, l.'ilh and Webster
l lllv M'llrnl Dlllio.
1101
15th
Farnam SI Telephone. 501. Depot.
und Webster Sts
T Ant.A Arptii
Twin fill. Vn fiancirti. A r. tm nit. (I. in n,n
Omaha Pascsnger . nlt:i0iim
aioux i-iiy .ii North
east Nebraska a 3:50 pm
Oakland Local li 6 45 pm b S:15 am
a uany u Dally ecep. Sunday.
CHICAGO NORTH
western RnllwiiN "The
Nnrthwesii'in Line" -City
Ticket Olllce. 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phone, 561. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Sts. Tele-
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chlcngo Spe
Ill I 11 ?.Y nln
11 11:3') ptn
11 8:40 it in
hlcago Passenger.. 1:13 pm
.astern Express, Des
Moines. Mnrshalllown,
Cedar Ruplds und Chi-
"r," ....
.1 4:05 pm
a 4:05 pm
n 2:15 pm
a ,S:00 pm
a 8:30 am
r.asiern i.imiied. cm.
'llirO Mil, I ClIHl
.a 1:55 pm
'if 1 Mull. Chicago
to
Mini m
Omitlin-Chicago Special a 7:15 pm
l.-,.ul Mull 1
ti Dalli
SIOI'X CITY PACIFIC
Railroad - "The North
western Line" Genernl
Olllees. United States
National Hank Building,
S W. Corner Twelfth
..,.1 I.'.... Ulj rrl..l.n
.',,. .,, Rip. All.ll..
Olllce. 1101 Farnam St. Telephone. 561. De
nt, lonin nnu .Mason sts. Telephone. 029.
Leave. Arrive.
'win City Express a 6:55 am nl0.50 pm
'win City Limited . . ..n 7:35 pm a H:15 .tin
I'mx ity Local a 8:00 nm a 1:20 pm
11 Dally
CHICAGO, ROCK 18L
nnd & Pacific !''illroad
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route " City Tick
et Ofllce, 1323 Fa rim in
Street Telephone, 42J
Depot, Tenth A- Mason
Streets. Telephone (2).
Leave. Arrive.
Dea Moines and Daven-
port l.ocai .1 7'". nm
bl:35 nm
a 8:10 nm
u 1 :25 pm
11 7:00 pin
Cjilcago Express ..bll:15 nm
nicago Fast ijxpress. .11 r,:w pm
Incoln and Falrbury..u i.30 Htn
Ineoln, Colorado Spgs..
Denver, Piiubln and
West n tSO nm n. 1:15 nm
mcb .loinex, hock isl
and Hlid Chlnauo n 7:15 nm
n B:50 pit.
n 9:15 nm
Colorado & Texas I'lyer.a 6:53 pm
a Many, ti Many except suuuay
ILLINOIS CENTRA!
Railroad. City Ticket Or
Hce, 14"2 Fnrnam street
Telephone, 243. Dopot
Tenth and Mason streets
l.eave.
....nll:l0 am
. . . .a 7:15 pm
St.
. .b 7:00 am
St.
Arrive,
Chicago Express ..
Ch.cogo Limited
n 4:05 pm
.1 b:15 urn
.Minneapolis aim
Paul Exiuess
1 9:10 pm
a S:15 am
Minneapolis nnu
Paul Limited
.a 7:15 pm
'ort DoiIkp Local from
Council Bluffs
b 4:50 pm bl0:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI TACIFIC HAIL
road General Olllees nnd
Ticket olllees Southenst Cor
tier 14th und Dnuulns Sts.
Telephone 104. Depot, Union
station.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis. Kansas &
Nebraska Limited nl0:00 am n fi:30 nm
k. c, st. l, Express... mono pm a u:i: am
Leave from 15th nnd
Webster Sts
Nebraska Local Via
Weeplnp Wnter . . .b 1:15 pm nl0:45 ntn
11 Dally, b Dally except sundny.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road, Omaha. Kansas city
& Eastern Railroad "The
Qulney Route "Ticket or
lice. 1415 Farnam Street
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
nnu .Mnrcy streets, moic
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Louis Cannon Ball
St.
Express
a 5:0.) pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulney
.a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
UNION PACIFIC-"TIIE OVER
land Houte" Genernl Offices,
N. E. Cor. Ninth nnd Farnam
streets. City Ticket Olllce, 1324
Farnam street. Telephone, 310.
Depot, lentu nnu .Mason ms,
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited.. n 8:20 nm a 7:33 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Spec ai a sisu nm a 7:3f. 11m
The Fast Mall a 8:50 nm 11 3:23 pm
Tho Colorado Special. . .ull;33 pm 11 U'50 nm
The Fast Mall a 4:35 pm
Lincoln, Keatrico and
StromsDurg Lxnrcss. .11 i.iu pm D 1 2:2.1 nm
Tho Pacific Express... a 1:25 pm
The Atlnntln Express.. n 6:50 am
urunii isinnn Locni u o:,i'j pm i u:w um
a Dully, li Daily except Sunday.
XHJUTUOWN' PARADE ENDS 11,1..
Students Who Took Pnrt Were Sent
Home In Dlsi-riicp.
Seven young women students nt tho Nor
ronl school nt Trenton, N. J., aro In dls
grace. Thoy belonged to tho junior class
and tho other night thought to play a trick
upon tho seniors, with whom they had
many rivalries. Twelvo Juniors mndo thom-
selves particularly obnoxious to the so
nlors, nnd when tho latter, shortly before
commencement, gave a party no Invitations
wero sent to theso girls nnd thereupon
they planned rcvongo. The time wbb set
upon which tho twelvo slighted girls pro
posed to get even arrived last week
When thoy went to their rooms at 9 o'clock
on tho evening of tholr exploit thoy dls
carded tho raiment appropriate to tho see
ular pursuits of tho busy day and the busy
scenes of tho classroom and arrayed thorn
selves In lone whlto robes with much fluin
ncss and grent plenishings of lace, ruffles
etc. Meanwhile, lu tho gymnasium, all tho
rings nnd bars and springboards nnd vault
Ing hoises having been put away, tho se
nlor class girls and their favored guests of
the Junior clasn wero dancing merrily and
enjoylug tho delights of ono onothor a so
cloty beneath tho approving glances of cer
tain august members of tho faculty.
In boarding hall corridors and Hcndrlck
eon house hulls trill, sylphllko ghosts began
to flit from room to room. Not a sound wns
heard. Thoy wero tho rovcngo-seeklng Ju
nlors who were excluded from tho reception,
Clad In tholr robo do milt, they gavo never
a rustlo as they sped barefoot, so that no
thadow of a sound heralded their npproach
thcio naughty girls flnred from ono sonlor
room to another, wreaking destruction
They broke open desks, plucked forth lovo
letters and read them. Some they edited
with scornful comments and stuel; up on
tho walls. Others they toro Into Ann bits and
srntteicd. They ripped memorandum books
to Hinders, thus destroying tho notes nf
mnny a lecturo whereby tho senlori sought
to prescrvn tho wisdom of their elders.
But this was not nil, They descended
noiselessly to tho pantry nnd stole. Jars of
strawberry Jam and various pints nt mo
lasses. With theso they bctmenred the beds
to thnt when tho seniors sought repose after
tho awful shocks of tho evening thoy found
themselves pasted nnio the sheets.
Hut all theso things were ns nothing com
pared with tho really uwful desecration
Tho ten tMJRiinlrd girls yanked cruelly out
Local
a Dally.
of sundry bureau drawers certain beautiful
hlto dresses the seniors were to wcr on
commencement day. Tbcse had been tried
on at least eight times npleee and pitted aud
pressed and tucked away amid sachet bass
heaven knows how often. These lovely
dresses the Junior girls actually besmeared
ond bedaubed with molasses and strawberry
Jam. Not content with this, the Juniors
Pinned tiotoj 011 tho dresses saying: "No
you will really be sweet girl graduates."
These atrocities ended, the Juniors contel
certain girls to Join them In a nlghtRowi
parade on the lawn. While thus engsgel
tho seniors charged upon them. They tool
refuge In tho dining room and tho prlnclpsl
was summoned. Ho compelled each of th
panniers to give her name and tho next
morning expelled three and suspended all
tho rest until the September term.
H'AI.VI' AM) CI II UH . V
Mrs. William Crump, who lives near Cal
umet, Kan., liaB had great luck in farm
ing. Fivo years ago her husband died nnd
left a $300 mortgage un the place. She
Mas nlso left with six girls. Hut she
Btnrtcd In to work and niado the girls help
her. This year she was iiblo to put more
than $1,000 In the batik, pay oft all debts,
purchase $300 worth of new machinery for
tho farm and take a trip back cast to see
the relatives of her dead husband, who
ndvliol her to leavo tho farm and come
and llvo with them when her husband died.
She owns 160 acres of land.
Boston hns on annual hnnd-nrgsn recital.
On a day previously announced all the hand
cigans In the city are gathered at ono place
and each organ grinder In turn plays for
the benefit of the censor. If the music Is up
to tho Hostoticfo standard a license Is
granted to the organ grinder; if it bo of tho
wiicpz-. squeaky vnrlety tho owner li re
quested to seek tome other community bcr
that kind of music Is appreciated.
J F. Hugliey. a resident of Wayne county.
Missouri, white working in n Held a few
lays ago, dropped his poeUetbook, coulnlnlne
$411, and a cow chewed It up. Mr. llugher
at nnco hunted up the owner of tho animal
nnd purchased her. He killed tho animal
and In her stomach found (ho mono),
pnrtiauy digested. He took the fragments
to the Madison County hank nnd Cashier
Watts will send the remains of the Sill to
Washington to hiivo It redeemed. In nd-
lltlon to the money Mr. Ilughey found In
tho cow's stomach llvo ten-penny nails.
A remarkable story comes from Kansas of
year's work ilono bv a eounlo nf Tllnnm.
field township children. Notwithstanding
tho fact that ho is an Invalid, T. J. Duncan
icnteil 190 acres of wheat ground last fall
and his children, a girl 16 years old and a
boy 11 years old, plowed tho ground with
riding plows; tho girl harrowod it and the
boy followed with the drill. A mnti was
hired to run the harvester, the children
doing moat of tho balanco of tho work. The
threshing wns completed the other day and
tho 190 ncres yielded 1.000 bushels of r.i.
pound wheat.
Scott A. McKcown. son nf ft mlltlnnnlr
manufacturer of Pennsylvania, who recently
wedded Miss Dorothy 1). Studebakor of the
wealthy family of carriage-makers, hns been
scattering $20 gold pieces nil over the saloon
of tho Palnro hotel In San Francisco. .Mc
Kcown. it is snld. went enst about four
months ngo to replenish his rapidly depleting
purso and returned with nbnnt tcr. nnn ..11
of which he has succeeded In spending In the
uuu p. mentioned space of time. His friends
nnd hangers-on helped him In getting rid
of his money, anil his coterlo of chums have
had n magnificent tlmo nt his expense. Mc-
rvcown, tnough only 22 years old. has suc
ceeded In spending nearly $400,000 In tw
years.
This Is whnt a mlildl,..nir,i 1..,..,'. -.1-
- ... r,-. .,..11,1-, n HUT-
of Woods Pond ridge, Ilrldgeton, Me., did
0110 of the hot afternoons nnd evenings of
Inst week: She nnd two of her children
rode to Chonto's hill, picked fifteen quarts
of blueberries, wnlked home, n distance of
two miles, arriving them about 4:30. She
then canned four quarts of the berries,
mnuo n 101 of pies, went out and rnked
hay for an hour, b.iek
sprinkled her week's washing ready for
1 lining, iiiauo uisriut ror the family feom
prlslng herself, husband nnd llvn children),
wnshed the dishes, mnde the beds, wnshed
tho fumlly's colored clothes, attended to
several minor chores, put tho children to
bed, all who were not old nnnm.i, i i.
- --"r nu ii-
alone, and turned In herself at 10 o'clock,
a imisner she was obliged to be up n
good part of tho nleht with n ri"nt mi.i
and tho following night went to a dance.
It Is said to be n nlirn nt n inm, .
cat lies with her back to tho fire, but when
n dog lies down upon a cako of Ico It Is a
sign that tho weather Is warm. The un-
usual spectacle of n dog spread ot full
length upon a cako of fe ntir,,.,in,i
sharo of attention In Philadelphia tho other
my. 1110 ico nnu tiecn left beforo n store
door early In tho morning nnd cool rivulets
were trlckllm; from It in ih n-,..
dog waddled languidly up tho strpot, his
iwngnu nanging out nnd his tnll between
his legs, tho sorriest victim of tho hent to
bo noon in a day's tramp. He looked nt
the len, enmo nearer, Hnlffed It lu evident
onjoymeut, then, In raptures of delight, ran
his tonguo over Its cool surface. As u rat
capers lu catnip tho dog capered around
iiu ice. men ho turnod twlcn nnd
Btiotched himself 11 Doll It. MflilV n nnaoAV-
by seemed to envy him his cool position.
Whllo n Lako Shore fast train was nn
proachlng Amhiirst. Inrl. nn lha
of tho Uth Inst, a 3-yenr-old baby fell out
w. ...1 open winnow. th mothor scroamed
and fainted and In nn inainni t,. ....i
car was in a hubbub. Women screamed.
.iii. men rusiied to the platform uni
loaned fnr 01lt hopnB ,0 catch ft g 0
of the little ono. Finally some person had
tho presonco of mind to pull the boll cord
and tho train stopped. Tho conductor
learned of tho trouble and slgnalnd tho
onglnccr to back up slowly. Every person
on tho train expected at any moment to
view tho mangled body of tho baby nnd
greot was tho surprise to find tho little
ono toddling along tho track uninjured, hut
hadly frightened. Tho baby was tho hero
of tho hour and soon forgot a few bruises
that it received in attention nnd gifts
showered upon It. Tho mother refused
to give her name to newspaper men nnd
her Identity wns unknown to the conductor,
though It wns Known that sho lived In
Chicago.
LAIIOH AM) I.MII .STIIV,
The silk plish nut of which hats are made
comes iilmnst exclusively from France all
attempts to produce It !,, the I'nlleil Hlat"
hn";-!.0,"." '" fl,l.l,,n; N'np.tenths of
the felt huts worn In America nro mndo
from the fur of the rabbit and hare.
The largest stenmnrs In the world nrn
about to bo built at Stettin, In Germnnv. bv
tho Vulcuii Shipbuilding firm, for tho Nord
ileufsche Lloyds' service, from Bremen to
New nrk. Their length will be 7i0 fpel.
horse-power ubout 40.0U0 and speed 23W
knots.
The employes of tho Edgar Thomson
Steel works of the Carnegie Steel company
at Ilraildock. Pa , last Saturday received
the largest pay In the history of tho plant,
over $230,000 being distributed. Employes
of the other plants at Hraddock nnd Home
stead, Including tlie Westlnuhouso works,
In Turtle Creek valley, and the Homestead
Steel works, were also paid nnd It Is cull
muled that ubout $1,500,000 was given nut
Th twelfth annual report of th burea.i
of labor statistics of North Carolina states
that the uvorugo wages pqid In the to
bacco factories of tho state for skilled labor
amounts to $1.27 n, day for men and ill centi
for women, while unskilled men receive 61
cents, women 37 cents and children 26 cents,
In tho woolen mills skilled men get II 10
and women 2x cents per day Oilier In
distlles enmpepsato tho pcioouu employed
ut proportionate ratea
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