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.SITUATIONS WA.NTKI).
Vv ANTED, by young miin of 25. position ns
bookkeeper or olllfo work, whore u good,
rapid pcnmn:i Is desired; best references.
Address O, Vatluy, Neb., cum W. II.
Htraln. A-MI39fC
W A .N ti: I)-M A 1.13 II K lp.
WANTED, wo hnvo steady work for a few
good hustlers of good habits and appear
ance. C, P. Adams Co., liX Howard at.
U 137
BARBER trndo tuusht thoroughly In short
time, catalogue and particulars tree,
Address Western Barbers' Institute.
Omnhit, Neb, H-W
WANTED, n good experienced clothing
solicitor. Apply 1314 Farnnm St. Good
position to right purty. 11138
WANTED, "good T tnan to do cnnvnRsltig In
tlio country, good pay for right man. Ad.
dress E 4, Bee. It-.M1M'
SALESMEN, dry goods traveling salesmen
to nil vacancy in Nebraska. 111 con.
tract for year l!wl with rlKht party. Per
manent position and remunerative com
pensation. References and stamped en
velope. D 39, Hcc. B-M270-30
Ml CONTRACTS with old lino llfo Insur.
nnco company, now ready In Nebraska.
Al compensation to good men; It will pay
you to Investigate. Address E ?". Ilee.
II- (10-24-
WANTED, n competent and experienced
traveling salesman acquainted with the
stove tradt- In Nebr.isku and western
Iowa, to Hell Ecllpso stoves a"d runges
In nbovo territory; repository at Omaha.
Address, giving experience and references,
Tim Eclipse Stovo Co., Mansfield. O.
j j mm. in-
WAN'TEfl. ninii tn learn barber trudo: com
paratlvely no expense.; we will guarantee
1.1 weekly to any man graduating at our
college cither In Chicago, St. Louis or
Minneapolis, and ugreo to teach them
thoroiiKhlv In two months: we furnish
freo transportation to our most conven
ient nrancli and nave niivuitinges or. con
stant nrnctlee. etc.. that cannot be had
elsewhere. Apply by mall today to Moler
Harbor College. Ueprescntatlve, 1H23 Fur
nam St., Omaha. 1J-M138 27
MECHANICAL or archltoctual draughts
man. Apply time keeper's olllce, Swift &
Co., South Omaha. H-&51-2G
WANTED, experienced operators on pants
and overalls. Apply at Byrne & Hammer
Dry Hoods Co., 12th and Howard sts.
Il-MiV.7 27
WANTKD, men to travel. Address II. It.
Scammon, 107 H. 17th St., Omaha. Neb.
I1-MB131
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS: Don't pro
paro for any civil service examination
without seeing our Illustrated catalogue
of Information. Sent free. Columbian
Correspondenco College, Washington,
D. C. H-M353 ai
wanted female iiki.t.
WANTED. 200 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. r,G.
C 410
fO girls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1522 Douglas
O 1 11
WANTED, ladles to ienrn hiilrdrcsslng,
manicuring and facial massage; four
weeks completes: tools furnished; con
stant practice; expert instructions; posi
tions guaranteed. Call or wrlto for par
ticulars. Moler's llalrdresslng College,
1023 Fnrnam, Omaha. C 101 2P
GOOD girl wanted for plain washing and
ironing ot Tho Creche. C 530-20
rou RENT HOUSES.
IP you wnnt your houses well.rentcd place
them with llenawa & Co. D 112
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos,
Olllce, 151P.4 Farnam St. Tel. 1530 or SG3.
D 113
HOUSKS for rent In nil parts of tho city.
Uronnan-l.ovo Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D 111
HOUSES, stores. Ilemls, Paxton block.
D-413
SEK IHCNIIY 13. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. 1,1 FI5,
D 117
HOUSES, etc. P. V. Wcad, 1521 Douglas.
D 113
HOUSES and flats. Itlngwalt, Darker Hlk
D 130
B-nOOM ,'ousc, 27th and Karnam Sts.. all
modern. Call 2CCG Parnam or phone 5SS.
D 151
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Drown blk.
D 152
1IAHN, 2024 St. Mary's Ave.
D 153
l'OH HENT. 12-room house, heated with
steam, modern conveniences, good bain
Address C 49, Deo, D 170
TIIKEE S-room modern brick houses 25th
St., neur Purnam. Inquire 2117 Jones St.
D-3S2-
EDEOANT 10-room nil modern residence:
hanlwood llidsh, porcelain bath, laundry
This house Is In good condition and with
in ten minutes' wnlk of tho center or tho
city: In a very select neighborhood, near
24th and St. Mary's Ave. Dent, $13.
OMAHA DOAN & THUST CO., 10th and
DoughlB Sts. D 57D
POIl HENT, 6-room cottage, 2Sth and
Dlondo stH., $9. Apply ct 007 N. :oth at.
D-M100
S-RoOM modern house, SE20 North 27th, IIS;
also 5 rooms, corner 27th and Plnkuev,
110. Iiuiulro t24 Douglas. Lauer Uros.
D-793
3311 Seward St.. new live-room cottage
for rent; good barn and city water; rent,
S15.00.
OMAHA T.OAN AND TRUST CO., ICth and
Douglos Sts. D-253
POll HENT, about, Dec. 23, new fi-room cot
. tage, 10th am' Arbor; city water and
Imih; very convenient for small family;
will sell, part down, balance monthly pay
ments. 000 N. Y. Llfo building,
. D-M3H
POH HENT, Hnkery In tlrst-clnss condlthinl
largo store room, continuous oven. etc.
Also 8-room house, with barn for S horses
and large wagon shod. All for $:M.oo per
month. W. 11. Hussell, 420 Humgo Hldg.
D IS2
IMIIMS l'OH nil NT,
I9-ACUU garden nnd fruit farm for rent on
Calhoun road near Florence. In lino con
dition. Ilemls, Paxton lllock, "at
KOU HUNT PUHMSIII1D HOOMH.
STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston.
E 151
PUHNISHED rooms, modern. 1722 Dodge.
E-M9ia JS'
DEWEY Europenu hotel, 13th and Parnam,
E-W
HOO.MS. 1900 Capitol ave.
E-M5IS 29
HOUSEKEEPING and single rooms. 1109
Jones, is 111-24
Pl'HNlSHED ROOMS, modern. 1910 Cnpl.
ioi ave, ;ii'
I'lJll.MNlIKI) ROOMS AM) llO.llll),
ELEGANT large steam-hented front rooms,
with board. 1909 Capitol ave. P M371 24
Ul,ENCAIUN,trun3lents,U.25 day. luw Doug.
P 155
Tho Merrlam, good winter homo. 23 & Dodge
I' 157
THE PRATT, nice south room. 212 S. 25th
P-1SI
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F 150
FOIt HK.NT lIMU IlMSllEn ROOMS
TWO unfurnished looms. 1057 Park Ave,
G-IU-
rou iu:t-stoiiks ami offices.
FOH HUNT, rlore In first class location;
rent reasonable. Apply H, C, Peters A
Co., ground iloor, Heo Bldg. I ?y,
SPLENDID building in rornmlsslon district
tUI iVIll JUIIi It I U H VUU( laft J'UUKIiUi,
1-M&I7 J6
FQll HUNT, the building formerly occupied
bv The Ilec at 910 Fnrnam street. It has
four stories utid a basement vyhich was
formerly used an Tlio Uce press room
This will be routed very reasonably If
Interested apply at onco to C, U. Hoso
water, secretary, room 100, Uce Building.
-261
LAUGH double room In Continental block;
can bo mado Into very desirable olllce and
reception room for physician. Will ar
range tn suit.
OMAHA LOAN & TUUST CO.,
liltli & Douglas Sts.
I-S37
At-1Ltt January 1st will have line store
find bnsement for rent IN THE CENTEH
COMMISSION DISTIltCT.
OMAHA LOAN AND THUST CO., 16th
and Douglas Sts.
1-23(5
anoCEHY, corner: factory or laundry
building. D. C. Putterson. "Phone, 1413.
I-S13-J-4
WAVir.H T( IIHMI
WANTED, to re.it 1,(500 feet of floor space
for manufacturing; ono or two floors;
Klvc dimensions, price and location. Ad
dress E 14, Ilee. K MI27 25
STI'DENT desires to work for board while
attending school. Iloyles' College. Tel.
19SI. K-u32.SU
NTOIIAdn.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 312
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
45S
OM. Van Stor Co., 1511 Farn. Tela. 15.7MC3
459
WA.NTCII-TO IIUV.
ALL kinds of housohold goods, hotels, etc.,
In large nnd small quantities. Chicago
Furnlturo Co.. HOfl-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.
N-IC1
WILL purchase a limited number of
omnna savings bank accounts. Urenmn
Lovo Co., 303 So. 13th. N-103
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Drown Blk.
N-I02
WANTED 'o buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings
nans, accounts lor casn. Auuress A iu,
Heo olllce. N M6H
HIGHEST prices paid for furnlturo nnd
hiovos j. j,evm, ;ti r. iiiin at. rs JiJ
koii sai.i: iioiisii.s, vi:iii(i,i:s, rrc
VEHICLES, llnest in city; repair work, th
best; try us. II. Frost, lllh & Leavenw'th
FOR, .SALE .MI.Tl:S,l,.VNi:oUS.
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
icncen mm cnuuiiig. wj uoigius. y !'
2DHAND safo cheap.
Dorlght, 1110 Parnam.
U 11
SAFES; buy. sell, ex'ge. Scliwartz, 114 So. 13
Q-107
HERTFORD ft CO.. ICth & llworth.
FURNITURE fc UPHOLSTEIUNG.
Q-377
TIMOTHY hay and nil kinds feed and coal.
.Monroe L'o. Q M410
I HAVE a suro permanent euro for warts;
no pain or senr; send $1 and a 2-cent
stamp ior monicine and run directions
Geo. Kucern, Western, Neb.
Q-M437 J21
Pl'LLY paldup scholarship In Omahn's
best
business and shorthand college at u
big discount for cash.
Address E til.
Hee
Q-
113
REMINGTON and Smith-Premier fvi.e
writer for sa!o cheap. Address E 32. nee.
, ! JIMS TO
LIFE scholarship to the Nebraska Husl
ness nnd Shorthand College. Omaha, at
discount. w ii. Williams, Lincoln. Xeb,
U .M.V.Ii 2.i
.MI.SCEI.I,..EOi:..
NOTICE, country dealers, Sdhnnd furniture
nnd stoves at lowest prices, carload lots cr
less. Chicago Furnlturo Co., 140G-10 Dodgo.
11 I W
SELI, chean beautiful TTnrlirlit nlnnn
mahogany case, fully guaranteed, bargain'.
910 N. 20th St. R-C7S-Jy.l
QLADISII pharmacy, !2 & Dodge, reliable
uriiB mora. iv 72j Jl
CI,AlllVOVATS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. S19 North ISth
S-470
MME.GLYMEH genuine palmist. 1G03 Do lge
S M471
KI.ECTHIO THEAT.MI3AT.
MA DEL GRAY, 317V& N. 15th St., flat E.
T Milil J17
ELITE parlors C15 So. ICth, second floor.
t aso 3
MME. ME8, 1015 Howard, 2d floor, room 1;
t normal on ins. 1 Aius 27
PERSONAL
DR. ROY. chiropodist: corns & superfluous
hulr removed by electricity. It. J2. Fren
r.er Dlk. U 473
TURKISH bnths, massago bath.i, electrlo
baths, for ladles only; skilled women
massago upciuiuio, vat i-iiuiijiiea DUths
In tho city. Henstrom Bath Company,
Rooms 216 tu 220 Uco Uldg. U 171
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 340 Bee Mir
i; in
LIEBEN. theatrical, masquerade coatumer
101S Parnam. U 15
PRIVATE home hoforo and during oonflno
ment; babies adopted, Mrs. Xlurget, 2tao
Rurdetto. U 470
SEWING machines rontod and repaired:
rent 2 per month; supplies for all kinds
of machines. I ho Singer Manufacturing
Co.. 1511 Douglus St. 'lelephono 41S.
U 178
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
lug conlinement; bubles adopted. 1130 N. 17
U 177
FURNACE .vork. STOVE work, tln.sheet
Iron, galvanized Iron, zinc and copper
work done; cheapest plnco In the city.
Savagu's Tin Shop, 2S22 Parnam St.
U-2S6
G5 STEINWAY upright nlano, latest style
caso for sale cheap. Address D 18. Boo.
U-C77-Jy.l
LADIES, nil lmlrdresslng. manicuring and
face treatments free at Moler's Hnlrdress.
lug College, 1023 Parnam. Hours, 9 to 4.
U 100 24
FRENCH accordion pleating: ivory rim but
tons; mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1524 Douglas. U-4S0-
COSTUMES for rent. 331S S. 20th. MrsTs7
Sack U-M Jll
M'KINLEY readies the White House, how?
This t-atln llnishcd aluminum puzzle com
plete only ono dime by mall. White House
Puzzle, Co., 233 Washington St.. Boston,
Muss. Agents wanted. U M43I 2S
JOHN M. Mucfnrlaud has removed his law
' olllco to suite 105 Now York Llfo Hldg.
v v M4uo ao
SUPPLIES for all machine; machines for
rent. White Sewing Machine, 1120 Dnug
Ibb. Tel. 2331. r-BU
MOM1V TO I.OA.V-HH.VL ESTATE.
LOANS on enstern Nebraska and western
I own farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest
dates no delay. Brennau-Lovo Co.. 309
So. 13th St.. Omaha, Neu. W IS2
PRIVATE money. B, 5V4. 0 per cent; no de
lay. Gurvln Bros,, 1613 Fnrnam. XV 1&9
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Urennan-Love Co,, 309 So. 13th.
XV m
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property nnt fnrms, V. Farnam Smith &
Co,, 1320 Fornam. W ISI
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
Georgo & Company, 1001 Farnnnstreet.
PRIVATE pjojvey. V, V. Wead, 1521 Douglas
MO.M1Y TO 1.0AN-MI1I, HSTATIN
WANTED -City and farm loans: nlso bonds
nnu warrants, it. i:. I'cters c uo., 17U.'
Farnani St., Ilco Uldg. W 'M
MONEY to ln on farm and city property,
lowest raw o, F Davis Co., 1503 Karnnm
W IS7
MONEY "o lAn nt 5 nnd 64 per cent on
umana pa jerty. w. 1). Meikie, 401 s. 15th
W ISS
FIVE pet cent money. Ilemis, Paxton block.
W 101
MONEY to loan on flr.t-clnss Improved city
property or ror building purposes, rnyne
Knox Co.. New York Life. " W-493
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
11,500 TO LOAN on real estate'.call at once.
ai. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 urown diock.
W 193
MOXKY TO l,OA. CII.VTTEI.S.
THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
rKotnhllxlieil 1S0-M
Will make you a loan on fi.rnlture, plnnos,
live siock, etc, iau itecp mo pruperiy.
Or if you hnvo a permanent position wo
will mako you a SALARY LOAN without
Indorser or mortgage. Wo loan from $10
up. You can get the money In a few
hours nfter making application and you
may pay It back In 1, 2. 4, 5 or C months.
Others claim lower rates, but all wo ask
Is a chat.o to mako comparisons. Wo
charge nothing for pepers or llllng nnd wo
give you the full amount of the loan In
cash. Wo arc the oldest nnd largest loan
compnny in Omaha. Our motto Is "tt try
top leuso."
Telephone 2295. 300 South ICth St.
X' (90
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 520, Fifth Floor, New York Life Uldj.
X 10)
"SALARY LOANS"
TO EMPLOYES
NO CHARGE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE,
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS.
"QUIET"
'(OFFICE,"
"EASILY"
"FOUND."
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO "
Room COl, Bee nulldlng.
Open S a. tn. to 6 p. tn. and noons.
Rebate when loan is puld Dcforc due.
X-M7S3
FOR furniture and piano loans. Bergers
Loan Co., 1301 Parnam st. X M419
MONEY loaned salaried neonle boldlnir ner.
mununt position with responsible concern
upon men- own names witnout security;
easy payments. Tolman, 70J N. Y. L. bldg.
X-602
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lev;,
elry, hor?e.t, cows. etc. C. F. Heed, 319 8. 13.
X-501
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. .1.
W. TAYLOE, 213 First Nut. Bank Bldg.
X-W3
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, hor.-ipi.
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green. 11 s, Barker blk
X-5
LOANS on furniture, pianos, diamonds,
Jewelry and salaries; cheap rates. BOS
TON LOAN Co., R. 21, Frenzer blk.. 15th
and Dodge, opp. old P. O. Open evenings.
X-M17G .112
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
with pnrtlal payments on nolo; no mort
ft) en n r onniirllif nlii-tiii,ltt . . 1 . fr I I
POSITIVELY LOWEST HATES: lmn -.f
other compnnles taken up. Room 203, Pax
ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
X 507
CHATTEL nnd salary loans. Joe II. Pleas
ant. M Barker block. X M157 J12
CHATTEL nnd snlnry loans, Joe II. Pleas
ants. 01 Barker block. X M157 J13
IICSIMISS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash: will earn $2 nnd upward
weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furni
ture .uuuuiuciurers, unicago, ill.
Y-503
$4,000 BUYS half Interest tn wholesale busl-
, ness; siapio goods, it. 17, l'atterson Blk
Y-S12-21
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
inu counir.v. ruuii pay ior rjgni man. Ad
dress E 4, Bee, Y M190
WANTED, partner In iho sheep business
Address E 29, Bee Olllce. Y M391 23
WANTED, by Jnnuary 1. rellnblo and indus
trious young man with capital from $2,000
to $3,000, to become partner In established
manufacturing nnd Jobbing business; a
good bookkeeper preferred. Address E 42,
Bce Y M431
WILL party who made offer on Lord
Hyrnn block pleaso advise his address,
D 53, Bee. Y-M53S 25
FOR SALE, hotel outfit complete; fur
iitturo for 30-room hotel; pructlcally new
some never used; easy payments. Ad
dress E 53, Bee. Y-M560 23
I OR EXCHANGE.
C-ROOM frnme cottage. Lincoln. Neb.. 2
lots. 30x11,1, vnluo $2,000.00, Hen $i50.0'); for
stationery, druggist's sundries, mupleil
mdse. etc., or what have you? I. O. Box
279, McLeansboro, HI. Z MUMS 21
I'Oll SALE HHAI. ESTATE.
C. F. HARRISON. BARGAINS. 913 N. Y. I,.
RE-122 J9
HOUSES, lots. '(arms, land.?, loans; nlso fira
Insurance. Htnils, Paxton blk. HE 519
PROPERTY
bought nnd
sold: momy
h. L. Johnson
HE 102
loaned; rents collected.
Co.. 311 So. IGth St
RANCH AND FARM Innds for salo by tho
union racinc itauroaa compnny. 11. A.
MeAllnstcr land commissioner. Union
Pacillc Headuuurtcrs, Omului, Neb.
RE114
LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
HE-400 D20
OMAHA Savings bank accounts tnken nt
par in payment or n-ronm modern house
and other property. Call on O. C. Olson,
1704 Farnam st. HE M392 23
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fnrnam St.
HE-.115
SEE HENRY B. PAYN"E, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
HE 512
EQUITY in wholesale district, C0xl32. bring-
uk in koum icniui. uurKain. ,nuress
E ?fl. Bee HE 112-3
OAXCIXf!.
SIORAND'S winter term for children be.
gins next Saturday; beginners, 10 a. m. :
advance, 2 or 4 p. in.; high school class,
8 p. in.; ndultB, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p
m. Private lessons dally. Waltz and
two-stop guaranteed for$S. Crclghlon hall.
811 J-$
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of healt find prompt relief.
Uox 232, Omanu, Net. Confidential.
-316
VIRTUAMA cures Impoteno resulting
from Indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitious,
aspirations ot youth, health, lilting for
success, happiness in business; profes.
slonnl, social, married llfo;; $2, or .1 for $5.
Sent nnywhuro prepaid on receipt of
price. Tho Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, III.
American Olllce, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; M. A, Dillon.
South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full line rubber goods.
LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden
Seal, never falling lemale regulator, will
relievo most obstinate cases of delayed
periods in live hours. Sent securo from
observation, $1. Dr. Annie Fowler, 2711
Olive St., St. Louis. Mo.
SIIOHTHAM) AXD TYPHWlllTI.'VO.
A. C. VAN SANT'3 School. 717 N. Y. Life.
-523
UOYLE8' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Hldg. 521
NEB, Bus. & Shorthand college. Uoyd'B
Theater. 525
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug.
-K&
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION and side pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Slark, 9 Pat
terson Blk,, 17th und Parnam Sts.
-2
IM ItM TIME II A It (I. VI VS.
We have bought tho entire stock of Wolf.
.nciiaria, 1:07 Furnnm st.. nmntititiug tn
$.".("'0, nt 5c on tho dollar. The large
portion being holiday goods, we nre wll'
Ing to close them out nt 1.1 per cent profit
Don't fall to Inspect this line before p ir
chasing. Remember the place. Enter,
prlso Furnlturo Co,, 102-101 South ll'.h,
corner Dodge. M SOS 31
LOST.
IOST, box loose-assorted tobaccos on Solilh
lain street, near jiicksoh. itcwaru on re
turn to Butler & Miller, 10th and Farnam.
Lost MV,9 a
JUNK.
U.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealer
in all motnls, bottles, etc. Carloads u
specialty. S01-R03 Furnam, Omaha. Tel. 2378.
-521
IIEI.OIAN HARES.
WILL sell at hnlf the usual price, very
lino poitigreeii tloes, iircu. ints siock
secured from California's best strains
Great bargain. Address H to, Bee. 511
MIHROli I'ACTORV.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvered, 70S N 10.
wi
TICKET llltOKElt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil,
bin. 150,1 Fnrnr.m. Telephone. 711. 531
HOUSES WINTERED.
HORSES wintered, $1 per month. J. V.
rneips, r,i i. 1. a,ire uiug. -j-nono inui,
M-783 .11
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, rellablo accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas,
lM HXITI RE HHPAIIIIMJ.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St,
1I1RI1S AND TAMIIHUMI.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1C03 Leavenworth.
335
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th st.
-M377 .18
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Lnundry: shirts, 7ci collars,
2c; cults, Ic. 1730 Leavenworth Tel. CI7
530
CARPENTERS AND JOMIIEHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly intended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lako Sts. -379
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg.; Tel,
1601; Alice Johnson, D. O.. ladles' dept.:
Gld E. Johnson, Osteopathtat, Mgr.
-318
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Kirksvllle. Mo.. COl Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-519
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
-530
9UE9 & CO .
Patent Lawyora
Bet Bldg.. Omiha.Neb
Patent DookFreo
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
RAILWAY TI.MIJ TABLE
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Hutlroad
"The . Northwestern
Llne"-rponernl (Xtleos.
United Stntes National
Bank IlMg.. S. W. Cor.
Twclfth.and Fornm Sts.
Ticket Olllce, 1401 FnrnumSt, Tel., Ml. De
pot, 15th and Webster Sts,' Tel., 145S.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Dcadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pm
Hastings York, David
City Superior, Gcnovu,
Exeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Lincoln, Wnhoo and
Fremont Si 7.30 am 1)10:23 am
Fremont Locnl c 7:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sundny. c Sun
day only d Dully except Saturday, c
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "The
Northwestern Lino"
City Ticket Olllce, 1401
Fnrnam St. Talephone,
tCl. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Telcphono C29.
t.cnvo. Arrive.
Dayllgh Chicago Spec-
clal a 7:00 am oll:30 pm
Chicago Passenger ....a 4:13 pm a S:40 am
Enstern Express. Dcs
Moines, Mnrshalltown,
Cedar Rapids and
Chicago nl0:53 am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and Enst a 4:53 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
Omaha n 2:45 nm
Omaha-Chicago Limited, a 7:13 pin a 8:00 pm
Fast Mall ti S-.20 am
Cedar Rapids Passenger a D:30 pin
Eustcrn Express u 9:00 pm
a Daily, b Dally except Saturday.
SIOUX CITY k PACIFIC
Railroad Tho North
western Lino" General
Olllces, 1 United States
National Bunk Building,
S, W. Corner Twelfth
r.t.,1 Tn ,.. ... ct. rni..l....
,., , .... ...... , ..,. IIU, HIP,
Olllce, liol Farnam St. Telephone. 501. De
pot, 'lenth and .Marcy Sts. Telephone. 629.
Twin City Express a 6:55 nm ul0:2J pm
1 win 'ity Limited a 7:35 pm n 8:15 nm
Sioux City Local a S.0U tun u 3:50 pm
u uuiiy.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omnhn
Hallway "The North
western Line" Qenoral
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th ami Webster
BIS. UIIV Tlf'lfnl ntllr.
1401 Farnam St. Telephone, C61, Depot!
15th and Webster Sts.
. - Leave. Arrive.
Twin city Passenger... a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Passengc, . . mi:io ft,
cast Nebrnsku a 3:13 pm
a Dally
BURLINGTON & jjIS
souri River Rallroad-
"The Burlington Houto"
Geiioral Olllces. North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnani Streets. Ticket
Oltlco IW2 Pumum Stroot.
Telephone, i'ii, Buliingtou Stution, Tenth
ana Aiuson strests. luiennone,
Leave. Arrive,
Lincoln. Hastlncs and
MrCook a 8:40 am a 7:3 pin
Llnroln, Denver, Colo-
rudo, t'tiih, Cnllfornlu.a 4:2.1 pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Black Hhis. .a 9.00 pm 11 6:15 am
Montana. Pucet .Suunu..n 9:0) um r. 0:15 am
Lincoln PaHt Mall h 3:u) pm n 9:17 am
Wjmore, Bentrlco und
Lincoln a S:10 am b!l:55 am
uenvei, Colorado, utnli
and Callfcrnia a 6:43 am
Soutli Bend, Louisville,
Plnttsmouth b 3:35 pm bll:05 am
Ft. Crook. Plattsmouth
nnd Pactlc Junction., a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am
ticuoviie, I'laiisinouin
and Pacific Junction nl2:10 am
a Daliy b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Oulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Houto' Ticket
Olllco 1502 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 250, Depot,
Tentli und Mason Streets,
Telephone, 128.
1 Afi fn A
Daylight Chicago Spe-
cinl a 7:00 ,m nin;:.l pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex .a4;( pm a 7:45 um
Chicago Local Express. a 9:.'v) am n 4:o.1 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 7:46 um
Fast Mull u 2:15 pm
a Dally.
KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo.
seph & Council Bluffs
Railroad "Tho Burling,
ton Houto" Ticket OIHie,
1502 Furnam Street. Tub.
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
und Masotl Streets. Tele-
pnone,
Leave.
Arrlvo,
a :2-l)Ptn
a 6:13 oni
Kansas Cltv Dav
Ex. .n 9:20 nm
Kansas Cltv Nleht Ex
.uio:30 pm
St. Louis Fiver for St,
Joseph and St. Louis, a 5:10 pin ullilS am
a Daliy.
RAILWAY TIME TAIILDV
CHICAGO. HOCK tStr
nnd & Paollle Railroad
"The Great Hock Isl
and Route" -Cltv Tlek.
et Olllce, 1321 Parnam
Street, Telephone. 423
Depot, Tenth St M.tr.y
tiU. T' lopluiie. iwt.
Leave. Arrlva.
E A ST
Des Moines nnd Dave'ti-'
port Loral a 7:2.1 nm bll:31 air.
Chicago Express btl-'n am a S:lo r.m
Des Moines I .oral a 4 2o pm n 4:45 pm
Chicago Fast Express, .n G:CW pm u 1:25 pm
Dcs Molue", Hock Isl
and nnd Chicago a 7:10 pm n 9:35 pm
WEST. '
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm n 4:13 pm
Colorado, Oklnhomtt &
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm n 9:30 nm
CHICAGO, MI I.WA V K E E
& St. Paul Hallway City
Ticket Ofllce, 15u4 Far
nam Street. Telephone,
ISI. Depot, Tenth and
Mason Streets. Tele
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
fCffCj?
IMlLWAUKW
Chicago Limited Ex.... n 6:00 pm a 8:0.1 am
Chicago t Omaha Ex..b 7:11 nm b 3:40 pm
a Dally b Dally except .Sunday.
OMAHA ST. LOUIS HAIL-
road Omnna, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "The
QUlncy Houto" Ticket Of
llce, 1115 Farnam St. Tele
phone. 322. Depot, Tenth
anil Marcy Streets, Tele
phone, 023.
Leave. .Arrive.
St, Louis Cannon Hnll
Exurcss a 5:0j nm n 8:20 nm
Kuusns City ami Qutnc;
i.ocni a iiw am n 9:00 pm
a Dully.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road -General Olllces and
Ticket Olllces, Southeast
Corner 14th und Dougl.vi
Sir. Telephone, 101. Depot,
Union Statu. n.
Leave. Arrive.
St. 1
.ouls nnd Knnsns
Cltv
lixpress aiu;w nm a ui.ci pm
St. L. Express... ulOilO pm a 6:15 am
Hie:
Leave from 15th und
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local, Via
weeping water u 1:1.1 pm uiu;tj nm
n Dally b Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER
land Route" Genernl Olllces,
N. E. Cor, Ninth nnd Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Olllce, 1321
Farnam Street. Telephone, 31G.
'"-H" Leave. Arrive
The Overland Limited a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
iho Chlcngo-Portland
Special n 8:20 nm n Tt.lO nm
Tho Fast Mull a 8:50 um ti 3:7.1 pm
The Mull and Express. ,all:35 pm a i:T pm
i.iui-iMii, iteairico nnu
Hlromsblinr Exnress..b 4:01 nm bl2:M 11m
The Put: I Me Express..,. 11 4:23 pm
1110 yvii.-iniic r.xprojs... a uiou nm
Grand. Island Local.... h 5:30 pm b 9:35 nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sundny.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Hnllroatl-Clty Ticket Of
llce, 1402 Parnam Street.
Telephone, 215. Depot,
Tenth and Murcy Streets,
Leuvo. Arrive.
Chicago Express .,
Chicago Limited
Minneapolis and
Paul I'xprcss
Minneapolis and
...a 7:00 am
...11 7:13 pm
St.
...b 7:00 am
St.
a 1:0.1 pm
a 8:03 am
b 9:10 pm
a E:03 am
b 8:15 am
Paul Limited
..a 7:13 pm
Fort Dodgo Local from
Council Bluffs
.1) 4:30 pm
Port Dodge Local from
Council Hluffs
.b 7:15 am
a Dally, b DuMy except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket,
Olllco. 1113 Farnam
Street. Telephone 322. Do
pot, Tenth nnd Marcy
Streets. Telcphono, CJ9.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a B:0j Pm a su am
h Daily.
mm
ON L1"3 STi
SUP
IB V- DOM
1 MCltVrtDKf
MOBILE
I1LII t VJ II
WEtlUV
FINC ShIPS IN CONNECTION WfTM
SPltNOlO SIRVICC THt MOBIL40HIOHB
ALONG THE NORTH SHORE
DWANl, MATASZAS, CARDENAS, SAliU. CM
I5ARIKN, NUCVITAS, 0IBAR4, tai BARACUA,
and other pom.
siuvsnv stfamsiiip i.in'k.:7 wirismt.
RAY.1IO.ND ,t WllITCOMII,
Ti I iilon Siiuiirc, New York.
For Tlckels, Stateroom Reservation
nud General Information of tho .MO
BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile & Ohio ft. H. and South
em Hy.
POVrOFFICH NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as
iliunges may occur ut tiny time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending Decem
ber 29, 1!', will close (PROMPTLY In nil
cases) ut the General PosloIIlco uh fol
lows: PAHCELS POST MAILS CLOSE
ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing tlmo
shown be'ow. Parcels Post Malls for
acrmany close at 5 p. m. December 26th.
Regular und Supplementary Malls close at
Foreign Branch half hour later than clos
ing time shown below.
Transit thin tic Mnlls,
WEDNESDAY At C:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s. h. St. Louis, vln Southampton: nt
10 a. in. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s.
Vatlerland (mail must lo directed "per
s. s. Vailorlund").
THURSDAY At 10 n. m. for AZORES
ISLANDS, per H. s. Trojan Pritico.
SATURDAY At 0:20 a. 111. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE.
BRITISH INDIA und LORENZO MAR
Ol'EZ, per s. s. La Noimuudlo, via
Hnvre (mall for other parts of Europa
must bo directed "per s. s. La Normun
dlo"); ut 7:30 u. m. (supplementary 9 a.
m). for EUROPE, per s. h. Campania
via Queenslown; ut 8 a. m. for NETH
ERLANDS dlieet, pr s. s. Amsterdam
(mall must bo directed "per s. s. Am
sterdam "); at 9 a. m. for ITALY", per s.
s. Alter, via Nai les (mnll must bo di
rected "per s. s. Aller"j; at 10 a. ni. fur
SCOTLAND, per s. a. Anciiorlu (mill
must bo directed "per .1. h. Anchorlu").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Tltls steamer
takes Printed Mntter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. Tho sumo
class of mall mntter for other parts of
Europe will not bo sent hy this ship unless
specially directed by her.
After tho closing of t no Supplementary
Traiis-Atluntic Malls named above addi
tional supplementary mulls nro opened on
tiie pler.i of the American, English,
French and Gorman steamers and remuln
open until within Ton Minutes uf tlio hour
of sailing of Htottmer.
Mnlla for South mill Ceiilrnl Anici'lcii,
AVi'Nt I ml Ion, etc,
TUESDAY At 0:30 p. m. for JAMAICA,
per s. s. Admiral Farm gut, from Boston;
ut ll p. in. for NASSAU, per steamer
from Miami. Flu.
WEDNESDAV-Al S n. m. for RETIMED ,
per s s Trinidad; nt !) a. in. fur NEW
FOUNDLAND, per s. . Silvia: ut 9:30
n. m. (supplementary lo:;iu a. in.) for
CENTRAL AMERICA (uxeept f'ost.i
Hlca) and sui'Tll pacific POUTS, per
8. s. auvunce, via loioii tmnii ior tiunto
limla must be directed "per s. s. Ad
vance"); at (U0 a. m. for INAOUA nnd
HAITI, per s. s Luuenbntg; nt I2:3'i p.
m. for CUBA CAMPECIIE. YUCATAN,
TABASCO mid CHIAPAS, tier s. u. Viul-
lutielu, via Havana nn-l Progroso (mail
for other parts of .Mexico must bo dl
lecled "per s. s. Viallancla") ; ut ll p. in.
for JAMAICA nnd PROVINCE OF SAN
TIAGO. CUBA, per s. h. Admiral Schley,
from Philadelphia
THURSDAY At 12:20 p. in. for SAN
TIAGO, per s. s. Snntligo do Cuba: ut
12:30 p. m. for YUCATAN, per s. s.
Dntrgry. via Progreso; at 12:30 p. 111. for
MEXICO, per s. s. itlmka, via Tamploo
(mall mut-t b directed "per s. s. Ithnku").
SATURDAY At 9 a in (supplementary
9:30 a. tn ) for PORTO R ICO (vln Sun
Juani. VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per
h. s. ( nrncus (mail for Suvanllla nnd
( 'arihogoim must bo tlliooted "per s. s.
Cnruotis")- nt !) n. ni. for GRENADA nnd
TRINIDAD, per it. s. Mnraval; ut U:3')
a. m. (supplementary !0 n. m ) for ST.
THOMAS. ST. CHOfX. LEEWARD ami
WINDWARD ISLANDS, and DH.ME
HA HA, per H. s. Madlana (mull for (Iron,
ada and Trinidad must be directed "per
s. s. Madluna"); nt 10 a. m. (supple,
montory 10:30 u. in.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA. SA VANILLA Hid
CARTHAOENA, per s. s. Altai (mull for
Costa Hliti must be dlrectid "per h. s.
Altai"): at 10 a. m. (Hiipiilomontury 1" 30
n. m ) for HAITI, per s. s. Alps; ut 10.3)
n. tn. for CUBA, per 1. s Mexico, via
Huvanu; at 10:30 .i m for YUCATAN,
per s. s Prima, vl 1 Prcgrosn nt 1.':10
.. m. for M ATANZ S. CAIIIAHIEN.
NUEVITA8, GIBAHA (.ml BAHACOA.
per s s oiinda (orilli.ary mall only
which must be dlreet -d ' per s. s, Ollnda:
at !! p. 111. fir NASSAU, p-T Bt-amer
from Miami, Pin,
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
tffLllilff.VJJ
POSTOITICH NOTUE.
Rytlnev. und thence bv ntenmet, close at
this olllco dally at 6 30 p. tn. (connectlnu
eloe Into eerv Mun.l.iv. Wednesday nnd
Saturday). Malls for Mlttue'on. by rail to
Boston and ihencn In steamer, close nt
thl.i olllco dally nt fi:30 p. m. Malls for
Ctiua. by run to Per. Tampa. 1'Ma., nnd
thenro by steunur. clor at th'" olllfe dallv
nt S a. m. (the cotinecilnir close nro on
Sunday, Wcdnrstlny and Frldav). Malls for
Mexlni City, nveriiin.t. unless specially nd
dressed for dlspntch by steamer, eloso at
this ofllce dally at 1:30 p. m. nnd Up m
Malls for Costn Hlcu. Helh. Puerto Cortex
nnd Ountcmniii. by rati tn New Or'eans and
thence liy stenmer, close nt this ofllce dnlly
at 1:30 p. in. (connecting close here Mon
tluys for Belize. Puerto Corte. nud Otnte
mala, nnd Tuesdays for Cosla Hlca). Reg
istered mall closes ut C p. m. previous day)
T rnn mi 11 fid)' Alii IN.
Mails for Hawaii, Japan nnd Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, close hero
dally at C:30 p. m. up to December Jith,
Inclusive, for dispatch per t s. America
Mnru. Mulls for China nnd Japan, vl:t
Vancouver, close here daily nt C:30 p. n.
up to Deceml)er 2.1th, Inclusive, for ills,
patch per s. s. Empress of India (reen
tered mall must be directed "via tn
cnuvor"). Malls ror Australia lexeept
West Australia. New Zealand II-iwull,
1"IJI and Sainoan llund-, vie San Fran
cisco, close hern dally nt fl:3'J p m. nft;r
December 9lh and up to December 29!h.
InclUflve, or on dnv of arrival of s n.
Etriirln. due nt New York December
29th, for dispatch per s. Sononn.
Mnlls for Austiulla (except Wet Aus
tralla, which coos via Europe, and New
Zealand, which goes via San FtnncUc'O,
and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, close
biro dully nt 0:30 p. in. up to Jnnuary
5ih, Inclusive, for ilUpnteh per . h.
Warrlnin (supplement try malls, via Seat
We, close at 0:30 ti in. Jnnuary -'tin.
Mnlls for 1 In wnll. China. Japan, und Phil
ippine t'-lunds. via San Frunolsco. close
hero dallv at 0:30 p. m. up to January
3d. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. ".
Peking
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally nud tho schedule of closing
Is arranged on tho presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
mall closes nt 6 p. tn. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Postmnstcr.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y , December 21,
1900.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
To the Voters of the Village of Dundee,
Dottglns County, Nebraska:
Notice Is hereby given, that,
By virtue of an ordinance passed by tho
chairman nnd board of trustees of the Vil
lage of Dundee, December 15th, 1!H), u
special election will he held December 19,
nnu, ut school house In said village, from
8 a. nt. to tl p. m. to voto upon the follow
ing proposition:
Shall Iho board of trustees of tho Village
of Dtiudoo be nuthorlzcd to purchase and
oilUlp two (2) hose reels nnd the necessnry
hose eiiulpment therefor, erect two (2 hose
reel houses und purchiise u lire alarm bell
und tower therefor, supplies, uniforms und
equipments for firemen und such other tire
extinguishing tipparntus as may be neces
sary to fully supply and equip two (2)
volunteer hoso companies, nnd to borrow
the sum of one thousand (fU"i) dollars for
not less thnn three (3) yearn or more thnn
live (5) years, nt not to exceed seven (V)
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually,
to pay for the hoso reels, Iiose. houses, bell,
tower, supplies, equipments und other lire
extinguishing apparatus provided for
herein, and to levy an annual tnx on tho
taxable property of the Village of Dundee
to pay the Interest nnd principal of tho
loan provided for herein, us tho same
matures.
December IS, 19D0.
J. N. H. PATRICK.
Chairman of Board of Trustees.
E. H. HUME,
Clcik of Board of Trustees.
D. 20-10-t.
STOCKIIOLDEHS' MEETING.
Olllco of tho Lco-Glnss-Andrcosen Hnrd-
ware Co., Omaha, Neb., Dec. 8, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given to tho stockhold
ers of tho Lco-Glass-Andreesen Hnrdwnr5
Co. that the annual meeting of tho stock
holders of tho company will bo hold nt
tho olllces of j-ald company. 1219, 1221 nnd
JV23 Harney street. In tho city of Omaha,
In tho state of Nebraska, on Tuesdny,
January S, A, D., J9ol, ut 3 o'clock p. m.,
for tlio purpose of electing n board of
directors for th" company to servo during
the ensuing yenr. and to transact such
other business ns may be presented at such
meeting. 11. J. LEE.
President.
Attest:
D9 31tm
w it nt .AMkl
Secretary.
STOCKIIOLDEHS' MEETING.
Omaha, December 15, 1900.
Nnllen Ih hereby glvpn that tlio nnnunl
mcotim; of tho stockholders of tho Omnhu
Gas Company will be held nt the olllco 'of
the company, .Merchants .National lianu
Bulldlu?. nt 10 a. in.. Monday. January 7th.
1901, for the election of directors for tho
ensuing year nud for tho trunsactlon of
such other business us may como beforo
mo meeting
FRANK MURPHY. President.
GEO. W. CLABAUGH, Secretary.
D-22-d-lO-t
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the nnnunl
meeotlng of the stockholders of The Bee
Building company will be held ut 4 o'clock
p. m. Thursday, January 15, 1901, at the
oiuce 01 sum company 111 1 no nee iiiiiiiunK
Omaha, for the election of a board of ill-
rectors for the ensuing year und the trans
action of such other business ns mny prop
erly come before sueh meeting. By order of
tho prcbldeut. C. C. UUSKWATUH,
Secretory.
Dec23d23t
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual mooting of the stockholders
of THE UNION LAND COMPANY for tlio
election of live directors and tlio transae
tlnn of such other business ns may come
beforo tho meeting will bo held nt the olllco
of tho compnny. corner or Mntn nnu our
nnm streets. Omaha. Neb., on Monday, the
14th day of January, A. p. 1901, at 10
0 clock a. m. Aiji',.. .uu.i.Ait,
Dec. 23 M It Secretary
HOW REST TO SPEND .MONEY.
Rich Men An- Not the Ones Who I'll
ilcrstnntl the Philosophy.
Truxton Renle, formerly United States
minister to Greece, believes thut millionaires
need education in regard to the proper
manner of spending their money, no says
that union 1: the men iinsscsscd of millions
tlioro exists a fnllacy in relutlon to their
wealth, which fal acv was exposed bv
Adam Smith In tho very your In which wo
started on our national life, nnd that Is
that speudtlirlf t expenditure Is a good
thing for society. This Idea pertains to 11
great extent umong tho millions ns well as
among tun millionaires.
Mr. Bcnlo suys: "Despite tlio fnct tlint
every grout economist slnco Adam Smith
has demonstrated the contrary. It Is 11
fallacy thut bus not yet been rooted out of
the minus or n largo majority or even tlio
educated, iniieeu. 11 miKiu no canon tnc
pons uslnorum of economics. There urn
so few even of eollego-bred men who hnvo
ever Klven themselves tho trouble to under-
slnnd the subject In tho nbstrnct, and of
those few some tiro constantly stating
propositions that nro altogether Incon
sistent. "If Adam Smith, when he first exposed
tho fallacy of tills belief n century nnd u
quarter ago, Implied n responsibility on tho
pari 01 ino citpiiuiiHi 10 expend ins money
In wnvs that would he 1.111st benellclal to
society, or ut least in ways not harmful to
it, that responsibility must be much henvlor
today, with capital so onorm-uisly increased
und coneentrnted. It Is surprising, too, that
tho question of expenditure of tlio llch
should have suddenly hecomo u more
serious nuestlnn Willi us thnn It Is with miv
nf tho countries of the old world. When
Adam Smith wrote we were a hard-work
lug community, engaged In the simple
occupations of clearing forests and killing
Imlluns, while todny palnres have arisen
mi nitr shores tirnhnhlv ns tnaunltleent ns
Hint of Dlnolethm nt Spnlato und 11 scnlo of
iinnroiluetlve expenditure has been In
Itlnted, with rucliig stables, oeean-golng
yachts, etc., Unit could not possibly have
been equnled by the expenditure oven of
Mneoonas. It Is thiH thnt iustlllOH 11 re
insertion of some of tho axioms of
economics in regiird to it.
"When tho millions us well us tho mil
llnnalres thoroughly iiudorstunil that
ubsurd and vulgar expenditure 1 111
noverlshes society und cheeks the nroduc
Hon. und when they learn that there Is no
economical Justification for tho present
vast, unproductive expenditure, then public
opinion will compel the 'mullls' to expend
their fortunes In ways that will bo more in
accordance with simplicity und gont taste
The vulgarity of wasting wealth will bo nil
tho clearer when Its effect upon the public
wealth is understood, nnd no sound public
opinion on the subject can bo formed until
the public understands tho purely economic
sine 01 tne question.
Happiness is hut another namo for por
feet health. Use l'rickloy Ash Hitters and
bo happy. It lteops the vital orgnns healthy
nnd well regulated.
Lost Intercut tu Lift-,
Detroit Journal: There was n patlmtlr
look of habitual weariness in t lies face of
tlio old Tennesseo mountaineer.
Wq spnko of this
"Yep." signed the man, "I'm gettln' old
I'vo rnlfcd fifteen darters an' ev'ry dinged
one of 'em hns married Intew n famlily
of ten tew eighteen loa' Stranger, I've,
been fcudln' fourteen hours a day ov'ry
day 'cept Sunday for the Inst twenty year
an' I ain't ketched up it! Low I nln't
never golu' tew git Uoichcd tip!"
o now observed that his dialect was
far from faultless, eloquent proof that ho
had lmterd lost Interest In life.
LAMP ClltM.NEI.H.
Mndr III Tills ('oiin(r) lij- Millions An-
luillllj- ror Home e nud lporl.
"The lamp chimney." said a man
ncnunlnted with tho trndo to n New York
Sun reporter, "seems n simple sort of thing,
but thcro nro not many things of more
common use tho world over, nnd In tho
aggregate the number sold Is enormous.
In this country thcro aro 12,000 men and
boys employed lit making lamp chimneys,
and the chimneys produced number mil
lions annually. Tho greater number aro
now mado west of tho Allegheny inoun
tnlns In Pennsylvania, Ohio nnd lndlnnn,
where the majority of tho glass works of
the country nro located, tunny of them In
tho natural gns regions.
'The fl ret glass works in tho country was
established in Boston, ami formerly tho
glnssmnkltig Industry was principally In the
cast. Now thcro nro not nearly so many
glass factories hero ns there onco wore."
One not familiar with tho business
might bo surprised with tho great vnrloty
in which lamp chimneys nre made. Lamps
nro Hindu in these dnys In very great va
riety hy many makers, ud of course there
nro mado chimneys snl?(;blif ffr all nf them.
Thcro Is ono American lnmp chimney
mnkcr who, counting sizes nnd styles, pro
duces COO varieties. Among tho great va
riety of chimneys mado thcro nro eomo
that nro of common use everywhere, nnd
then there nro soino that nro specially
suited to demands In this or thnt part nf
tho country and aro not In demand In
other parts.
'Lamp chimneys arc not only mado In far
greater variety than formerly, to lit per
fectly uvery sort ot lamp, hut they nro also
mado better thnn ever. In fact lamp chim
neys hnvo advanced with everything else.
But enormous nnd Increasing ns tho produc
tion tho demand scarcely keeps pneo
with the lncrciiso In population, this being
especially truo of cities In which gns Is
more and more used, nnd hero In Now
York, for Itistnnce. by users through slot
gns ninchlnj's, which havo somo Influence on
tho sale of lamp chimneys. Still tho num
ber of lamps used hero Is enormous. There
aro plenty of people burning gas, for In
stance, who hnvo as well three or four
lamps, und the number ot pcoplo hero who
uso lamps alone for the purpose of Illum
ination Is very great. There aro used In
New York nnd Its vicinity millions of lnmp
chimneys annually.
"Thcro aro received In this city from
western manufacturers, for domcatte con
sumption, I suppose about four carloads ot
chimneys weekly, running from 1,500 to 2,000
dozen chimneys to tho car. Theso aro sold
to Jobbers, who distribute them through
their trndo to customers in tho city und
lierenbouta nnd to customers nt greater or
less dlstunces away. Perhaps half of theso
chimneys, or rather more, tiro used In tho
city or within fifty miles of It. To the
chimneys thus brought hero nro tu Im added
those produced here, tho eastern chlmnoys
being mado chiefly for tho local trade and
for export.
"Wo import a fow lamp chlmnoys of thu
cheapest and ot thu best grades, tho cheap
chimney from (icrmuuy and tho costlier
from Prince, but tlicso imports cut only n
small llgurn in tho total consumption and
wo export lamp chimneys in great quan
tities. Wo send very few to Europe,
though wo do sell them somo of our 1-tst
chimney. Rut outside of Europe wo sell
lnmp chimneys everywhere. Wo como Into
competition In somo parts of tho world with
tlio Gcnnnns, who mnko chlmnoys very
cheaply, but our exports nro Increasing ni'd
wo send chimneys, as I said, everywhere to
Mexico, tho West Indies, South America,
Soutli Africa, China in fact to nil lands In
which lamps aro used, all around the
earth."
HANDY WITH II IS IMUCES.
Lively Knockdown and DriiKont on n
Crow lied Train.
An exciting cplsoilo occurred In a city
line train of tho Kings county "L" nt C
o'clock tho other night, reports tho Brook
lyn Citizen. Tho train was leaving the
bridge shortly after C o'clock with tho
usual rush. Tlio cars wcro crowded, aB is
tho regular order, nnd Just ns thu gates
woro about to bo closed sovoral men mado
a rush for tho train aud succeeded In get
ting aboard of It.
Ono of Iheuo cnrrled n valine and ns ho
wns hustled Into tho car hy tho guard ho
mado his wny with dilllculty within. Ho
had but JiiHt got within tho car nnd tho
gate was closed, when suddenly n man
Jumped up and without saving n word
hauled off nnd hit him a smacking blow on
tho Jugular.
Tho man with the sachcl stood dazed for
a moment nt the unexpected suddenness of
tho blow und then, suddenly realizing thnt
he hnd been struck without cause, ho
squared olf und, singling out tho mail who
struck him, ho went up to him and asked
htm to stand up.
Tho man, who was nearly n foot tailor
than his victim, stood up, und then the
smaller man said, laud enough for till In
the car to hear him:
"You hit mo without cause.; now tlofend
yourself."
Then tho spenkor shot forth his right arm
and tho big man went down. He uroso In
a minute and rushed nt IiIh antagonist, ap
parently to nbnlhllate him. When ho nr
rlvcd at reaching distance, ho recolved an
other left-handed hook, which placed him
"hors dli combat." Ho was down and out.
In n moment tho enr was ullvo with ex
citement. Sevcrul passengers who wero ev
idently friends of the vanquished man went
nt his victim with clenched lists, but tha
latter, while only a llttlo man, was of the
right sort of stuff.
As fnHt us these men enmo within reach
ing dlstnnco they went down with well de
livered blcws. In a few moments tho car
presented tho sight of sovcraj, men lying
prostrated, while tho llttlo man with flash
ing eyes stood his ground, ovldently ready
for nil comers.
It took but u few blows to annihilate nil
tho fighting proclivities of tho would-bo
champions of tho man who struck tho first
blow, nnd then, ns tho victor stood llkq n
gladiator of old Homo surveying his vic
tims, ho 811I1I:
"My name Is Captain Georgo Hoff; I live
In East Now York; If any of you want sat
isfaction, hoo you later."
Nobody wanted satisfaction, apparently,
nnd tho train proceeded without further
trouble.
Idoiillf Iiir bi' Clnsa.
Chicago Post' "I don't recall Hecing you
at college. I guess you must bo beforo
my time."
"Possibly, possibly. Who was at tho
head of tho faculty when you woro thoro?"
"Um lot mo Heo I don't Just rccull his
namo, but I was there tho year Jinks
played halfback on tho foot ball team and
kicked a goal twico from the field in tho
last half of"
"Oh, Btire; of course. That was thn
year our center rush rarrled most of tho
opposing team on his back for n gain of
thirty yards. Yes, Indeed. I wnndor who
was prcpidunt then? I don't seem to ho
able to remember minor details of college
llfo myself."
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