UNION SAYINGS Ml
itx South 10th Street.
CAPITAL,,
$uoo,ooo
Liability of Stockholders $400,000.
nTOCKIIOLMCH.
J J 1MHOKK JUIINKlTWIKIlAUf
JOHN It CI.AHK A H HAYMONII
K K 1IHOWN llAVIIl IW.MIOK
JKMooii!-: KitKUHciiMinr
I) MAOKAIU.ANI) JOSKl'll WHITMAN
K K HAYDKN (Jit AS. HA IMONt)
UDMUIIl 1IKINNKY
OKYATKS KM IIAI.I.
ItKNHY K I.KWI8 OW DKWKKHH
O. M IiAM HKKTSON M I. H.M I Til
J McCONKIKK (1 W IIOLDHKOK
TKOAI.VKKT .1 W IIOW.MAN
LMKYKIt OHIMIIOKK
orricicn.
11. K. Moon, rresliieiit.
Hr.siiY l.icwis, Vice I'roslilent.
C. II. iMiiorr, Cnxlilrr
tntcrcst paid on itejMjslt of nud upunril nt ilia
rate of B percent iht nnniim,cniiipoiinilcl semi.
luimiatly Your savliiK account solicited.
MONEY TO LOAN
Forn lone or short ilmo on real ostnto or ap
proved collateral security Hank open from 0:3()
. in, to '.':! p, in., and on Hntunlay evenings
from 0 to 8 i). in.
H. W. BROWN,
Denier In
Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTSfOILS, GLASS.
Books, Stationery, etc.
127 S. Glcvcns t.
J. II. W. HAWKINS,
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
IhillilltiKs completed or In courso of erection
from April 1, itwo:
iIihIiimi blo-Ic. O K nnlifoiuery, lltli ntulN.
do do L W lllllliursloy, lltli near N.
Restaurant (Oilells) O K Montgomery, N near
IJtli.
Itrsldcncc, J .1 Iinhoff, .! nud 12th.
do .1 I) .Mncfnrlnnd, g and I It It.
do John Zclinnii.'. I) nnd lltli.
do Allien WatkliM. I) liet Mil and 10th.
do Win M Leonniil, K let Otli and 10th.
do Kliniillirle.WthniiilN.
do J K llrcit, M l, F lot lOtli nud Kill.
do I. ( M llaldnin, (I liet 18th nnd Itttli.
Sanitarium building at Mllfonl. Neb,
Flint Unptist church, IUIi and K streets,
ortuary o 1 1 lil mid reeelt Uf Jtoiuli nt Wyuka
cemetery.
Orrtco . - ltooms :k nnd ill
Rlolinrcls Hloclc.
GORSETS
Worth up to $2.00.
Mnnufncturcrs Samples choice this week
50 cents. ff
100 dozen Ladles Alexmulrc Kid Gloves
five hook, embroidered backs at $1, Ucnl
value $1.75.
I. FRIEND & SON,
913 and 915 O Street
Only Exclusive House in the City,
A. 1. Davis &. Son.,
An Elegant Stocz. kk-8tv v
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CARPETS
1112O Street.
Call nnd wo us in our Now Quarters.
PEERLESS
Steam Laundry
1117 T Street.
Still In the front and nhsnlutcly lending nil
viiiH!titon. Thoroughly ciUicd for th
utiest work, giving to enon customer nn tin
qualified guaiuntcu for nil work done. All ol
our work doim with nentticbs mid dispntch
Vt Lillnlt .it,li.r-a fni ciltiiil'lultl vlllllLr.S mill
liflghliorliig towns, paying the expiess on nil
uxleiv 0110 way.
uebiiecuuiiy,
C. J. PKATT
FrtptnUlonofmor
tian On If Iint1n4
I rm.. ........ J .nntllAni tnr nitnl In
tlie United Mtf and Vonign eona.
trie, toe puuiianer 01 iuc .
American ooaMouo to net aoHcitora
(or pateuta, OMtat. t rada-mark, copi
.i.llt. .m tnrih. United Hlaia. ana
to obtain patent In uanaaa. .ngino. i
Garraanjr, and all other oonnjrlM llielreiiwri
noe 1 unequal! and their faciUtiea are ubiu-
Drawing! and upeelfleatlona jirepared and filed
in the Patent Office on abort notice, 'lerint ery
rtaaonable. No chame for eiamlnatlon o( modal
or drawing. Adtlco bjr uiall free
ratent.iilitalnfdillirouBhMiinnpo.arenotloM
Ipthe HCIKNTiriO AMlOllICAiy.whlcli iku
the large. t circulation and It the moil Inlluent at
newipapet of It klnd.puhliahfd In the world.
Ita adrnnlage of aiwh a notloe eenr liatent.
Thla large and .nlendldlrltla.trated newipapet
lipubliahed AVKISKI.Y at tlOOayear, and I
admitted to be the heat paper def uted to aclenee.
mechanic. Inrentiona, engineering work, ana
other department of Induitrla) progrea. puo
lla&ed in anr country. It contain the namea or
all patentee nd title of eTrr Invention palenUJ
each week, Trr It (our month (or ou dollar.
Bold by all newadealera. ....
It you hate an Intention to patent write la
Vann A Co., puhli'her of Sel.ntltlo Aisericaa,
HI llroadway, Nw York
Handbook about patent mailed free.
15. 0. KOSTKA,
North Side Pharmacy,
I230 O ST.
Albums 25 per cent off.
S. I-I. BUKNHAM,
BROKER.
Mon,,y hwined on loni; or short time at luwrt
Ues. Onice in HIclwiiU' lllnck, tuoni !
Take elevator ou Eletntli strrel entrsiion.
LJ3 Ml VwtwWM Af tr rortr ruW
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SCIENCE AND 1'ROflM'SS.
THE PnACTICAL USE OF EXHAUST
STEAM.
An r.Irctrtenl Method of I'repnrlnu: Pa
per Nlenrll for Letter umt Clreulnr,
rhcnoiiieiui of Hoiiml Ulna trilled by Toy
Mualcul Iiiatriiiiient.
Tho student of ncouitics neoit not go be
yond tho rwilm of toys for much of his ex
perimental npiNirntus, Tho Belcutlllo Alitor
icntt calN nttvntlou to various toy mutlcnl In
liniment cnKitiloof llhiHtrntlng many of tho
phenomena of sound very satisfactorily, if
not ipilto as well 11s soino of tho moru protou
tious apparatus.
A
KIO. 1 A XYIJPIIONB.
Numlicrcd with theso liistruiiicnts nro tha
xylophouo and tuctnlophone, which employ
free vlhrntiug rods Mipjiortcd at their nodes.
Tho xylophouo consists of n series of wooden
rods of dllTcrent lengths, bored trnnsvcrKol
nt their iKiiuts of least vibration nud strung
together 011 cords. Tho Instrument may
cither bo suspended by tho cords or laid upon
loosely twisted cords situated nt tho nodes.
By passing tho small spherical wooden mal
let accompanying tho Instrument over tho
wooden rods, very ngrecnblo llipild musical
tones nro produced by tho vibration of tho
rods, and when tho rods nro struck by tho
mallet they yield tones which nro very puro,
but not prolonged. Tho cheapest forms of
xylophouo nro tuned by slitting tho rods
transversely nt their content on tho under
sido by menus of n saw to a depth required
to glvo them tho flexibility necessary to tho
production of tho desired tones. Tho rods
nro divided by tho nodes into three vibrating
parts, tho parts between tho nodal iwlntsatul
tho cuds being nbout one-fourth of tho dis
tance between tho two nodes. The niotalo
phono is similar in form to tho xylophone,
but, as its namo suggests, tho vibrating bars
are made of nietol hardened steel.
FIO. 3 MUSIC BOX.
Tho toy mutlo box furnishes an oxntnploof
tho clntt of Instruments in which musical
sounds nro produced by tho vibration of bars
or tongues which aro rigidly held nt 0110 end
and freo to vibrato nt tho other end. Tho
tongues of tho inuslo box aro madoby slitting
tho edgo of n stocl plate, forming a comb,
which is nrrnngod with its teeth projecting
into tho paths of tho pins of tho cylinder,
which nro distributed around and along tho
cylinder in tho order necessary to rccuro tho
required succession of tones. Tho engagement
of one of tho plus of tho cylinder with 0110 of
tho tongues raises tho tongue, which, when
liberated, yields tho noto duo to Its position
in tho comb. Tho tongues nro tuned by Illing
or Bcrnplng them nt their f reo or fixed ends,
or by loading them at their froo ends. In this
instrument tho sonorous vibrations nro pro
duced by tho tongue, which itself has tho do
dlred pitch.
Vnluo of Kxlinuat Steam.
Exhaust steam Is of practically tho satuo
value, claims xTho Sawmill Gazette, ns an
eipml (junntity of direct ttcnm of high pres
sure for heating in tho winter reason, for uso
lit dyo liotiM's, and with projier arrangements
for many of tho numberless dyeing ojiera
tieus carried on In textile nnd other manu
factories. For nil these puriKM tho pipes
must necessarily Ihj somewhat larger thou
luey nood lie whero direct Menm of high
I r- istiro Is usjil. In many oases whero fall
up' lias resulted from nn attempt to use ox
l.i.ist for tho nlsivo purKiso, the result has
'. M di:o Id tho uso of a too co'itractcil sys-
I I 1 of piping, nud ill other cases to a
t n ' , dts.1 ;nod bystcm. Whero a largo
.i. .r:io;it is henUsl by tho exhaust, tho
h !!! hhntild bo designed osjiceially to pro
1.1 1. ' a fnv elivulation, otherwlso dead fall
ui 1 1 certain to result.
mill r Wood mid llmnot Inj; Old INilnt.
Tho Carriage Monthly tolU Its readers how
to remove varnish from a lKinel after it has
pitted and lias stood so long that it is too
Imrdnud dry for turpentine to bofteu it, but
too dry for tho htono to rub It. A good way
Is to run over It lightly with spirits of nm
inoul.i. Do not let tho ammonia remain too
long on tho varnUh before you use tho scraper
on it, ns it will lie likely to oat through and
airect the under, coats. Tho object to bo
gained Is only to tako oil tho pitted coat
After removal, wash off with Castile soap
and w er. It bland an hour or two to
onablo tho under coat to got hardened. Again
rub down with rag and pumico htono lightly,
and thou rovnriilsh. It would Ihj letter, if
tho tlino will warrant It, to coat over again
with n light wash of rubbing vnrulsh, to
guard agaiiibl u possible rcjictltlou of tho
pitting.
l'lnctrlo StvticlU.
M. Onrci"has fnvontod un electrical method
of proiuring pajwr stencils for letters, circu
lars, oU In tills apparatus a piece of very
thin pa(ier rest, 011 a carbon block cornocted
with 0110 polo of a small induct ion coil, whllo
tho stylo with which tho writing Is done is
couuoctod with tho other polo. Ou using tho
apparatus, a sorles of sparks ptas liotweon
111 stylo and tho carbon bloc!:, iierforatliig
tho piper, which cm then bo used as a sUmcil
tu the ordliuiry way.
.Mitral lull of Itlrtl".
1 Mr. W. Mattluu William thinks that tho
Instinct which guides tho swullow bouthwnivl
I In a.ttumu U proUibly of a very piMetioul
and uiipncticul kind. Its food is chiefly Hy
ing iie."' , who) development reasos Willi
tliiHi.U 1 !' i'f ('"Id from ( to north, and in
1 mltrauiiKt'i''1 -'l h simply followiug it- 10
truitiu; tuu I sit,., ly.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Tho llnronoKS DuriletUCoutbi liruijust ro
cclvcd a Uspiedt of ft),OO0,0(XI from n ivlatlve,
Janic-i It, Iltmhll, who wroto "My Jlnry
land," Is nbuiiJi to return to Maryland to
live,
Ijonl Ihrtlnglo-.i, tho UngllshTory lender,
hits ordered n lUisoii utriwt hwivikth from
(Iraud lliild, Mleli,
Queen Victoria keeps nlwnys In her private
niNirtuifiit 11 statuette of the lameiihsl John
Hi-own, which gtH wherever the Queen her
self travels. Its usunl place Is on her prlvnto
writing desk.
Mrs. Mary MeMahon,of Vlnelnnd, N. J., Is
bullillug it house, nud the iecullarity Is that
she Is doing nil Hie work herself, net lug ns
nrchlteot, cnrsnter, plasterer nnd ilnj
lnUirer. Hho is TO years old.
KMer Kvuiis, the well known Blinker leader,
Is a man of extremely simple taMos. When
visiting an arllsfHstiidloin Now York city
ho was Invited to remain to tea. Hengnssl
to do so if his hostess could furnish him with
brown broad nnd hot water, This was nil ho
wnnted for nupnr.
Charles Dickens, tho younger, was over
come by the grandeur of Niagara falls. Ho
mild, iih ho gnred uK)it tho cmnmeti "Why,
this is Miinethlng awful. My futher, In his
'American Notes,' hkviWs of Niagara as a
place of Hvieo nud rest, I don't ncuwhiitlin
could have been thinking about, fence nud
restl Why, to 1110 It is ono of nbjivt terror.
Mrs. (lertrudo (ladden, of riilliidolphln, Is
n liliMiiiilug llttlo wouiiiu of .11, nud yet sho
has lieeu twleoit w ldownnd Is a grnnilmother.
Hho wns married when she was 15, nud when
10 was the mother of n nice llttlo irlrl Isibv.
At'JOsho wns a widow,. At!W Miu innrrlod
ngnln, nnd on the same day her daughter,
then 1(1 yeni-H old, married. Six months
later tho mother beenmu tho hccoiuI tlir.oa
widow, nnd a few wvuks ngo liccaiiioa grund
mother. Mrs. Ilalley, wife of the editor of Tho Utlcu
Observer, Is ono of tho fow women who have
Invented anything of a mechanical nature.
She has recently devised and patented 1111 ar
rangement to Ihj attached to hospital tiods,
by means of which 11 patient Is ouiibled tornlso
nnd lower himself ''tliout tho nsslstanco of n
nit 1x1.
The ipinlnt llroiklyn humorist in proso
1 and poetry, HI Hlocutn, is nil old sea dog who
knows the llfo of .lack tar from tho fore
castle to tho topmast, and often takes
occasion to breast tho stormy waved In n
pilot boat. Ilo has no other namo tlinn 81
Slociim. in looks ho Is not uullko Abraham
Lincoln's favorite humorist, Petroleum V.
Nusby, though ho is n younger man.
John I), ami William Rockefeller, tho old
millionaires, favor short woi king hours, lwth
for themselves and their clerks. William is
the more regular in his uttendaneo nt his
ollleo. Ho arrives thero nbout II o'clock every
morning, except Saturday, andM'Idom leaves
Ik-Ioi oil o'clock in tho afternoon. With him
Batiinlny Is always a holiday. John D.
hcldom npixxin lroro 10:.'!0, unil is rarely to
bo found hi his ollleo nfter.'l. Neither cares
tho simp of his linger for society.
Kiigeno I'otticr, tho notnblo Kreneh Com
munist who nrently died In Paris and whoso
funeral was thu occasion of a red Hag demon
stration nt Peru la Chnlse, wns lor soma
years it resident of Now York city, to which
he Hod nfter tho fall of the communo in 18J1.
His domicile was in tho ron-of thou'coutl
rtory of a tenement in tipiicr Ilrondwuy. Ilo
was tho author of sovenil works on educa
tion, and while hero ho established n kinder
garU'ii Kchool, which did not turn out to bo
Micccssful. Ho nlso tried to get 11 living by
his pen, but ho found It hard, nud after some
years of pinched circumstances ho returned
to Paris under the amnesty law. When hero
ho was a gaunt and grizzled man, verging
upon 00, but his wifo was a pretty and
piquant Piirislenne, who, amid all hardships,
kept his quarters full of sunshine, Ho had
been known In Paris as the "Ango Pitou of
tho Commune."
Cleptiauts storm u I'rlsiin,
An attempt to storm a prison, undertaken
by elephants, Is bomethlng now, and It is
Russia that has supplied this uow sensation.
A menagerio arrived at tho tk'ixit of ClarkotT
toward 10 at night on the last dnv of fietis.
lier, and tlireo strong elephants taking
fright, ran oir In tho direction of tho prison.
Tho eleph.mts, running up tho narrow road
shut oir from tho surroundings by rails,
found themselves In front of tho heavy iron
gates lending to tho outer yard of tho prison.
Their three hauls were biilllelently hard
enough to unbolt tho locks, and tho gntcs
swung open. Thero was another short road-
WaV With rilllillir Oil either side, nml Hi., nnn.
dermis trio walked on until they sUsxl U'foro
tho bccond gate closed ngnliist them. Again
I they liegnn pushing, and sonio guards lircd
their guns at them. Although not wounded,
tho elephants were moro frightened, mid in
their endeavors to get through the gate ndded
their loud trtimpetlngs of excitement. At
I last their keeiiers cumo up and tho animals
I turned against them. It was after midnight
when tho elephants were jiiicillod and led
nwny to their proier quarters. Chicago
Nows.
Anient"" ns lloineliiilil I'.iIk,
j Tho latest cruzo In household jiete this
whiter is keeping young alligators. Thoy
exhibit considerable Intelligence nud can bo
I trained to do many tricks, Dr. Fdlrchlld
Richards of Hast Newllruuswiek has brought
a iitimlicr of them from Florida to supply tho
curious demand for tho reptiles. Fivo hun
dred llttlo fellows have A lived from Florida
and boar thu journey well. Tho llttlo lieaMs
ore none of tlioin moro than a foot over all,
and most of them nro considerably undor
that measure, varying from four to six
Inches in length. Tho counteuniico of n
young alligator is most guileless and Inno
cent. The reptiles nro docllo when young
and easily cared for bit they nro hensltlvo
to cold, and hi this climate can lxi kept only
in n warm room. Cold kills them quickly.
Now York Evening Hun.
lexli'iin I.MIiuiV C'ninpliiliit.
Mexican tslitors complain of tho arret In
Texas of soino of their countrymen for vio
lating tho congressional enactment ngulust
tho importation of lalnirers under contract,
claiming Umt tho Mexicans massed tho Rio
Gnmdont tliu nspiest of Aiueilean farmers
nnd planter to usskt them in their harvest,
ns has ltocu customary for years, nnd tlmt,
ulthough imiil lor their services, they were
not in conipeiltitiii with nny American work
men. Chicago Nows.
Culnrs of Ktnet I.aiupi.
It may lie necessary for otir.polieenien to
undergo tests for color bliuihiess If tho colors
of the btreet lamps nro multiplied. Uu Fifth
avenue, for instance, hlno the golden gas
lights, the iliamoud glittering are lights, tho
red lights Indicating tho lire alarm lsuesaud
tho green lighu of tho k1Ico pati-ol signal
boxes. New York Tribune.
A Twin Oriiiice,
Quito a curiosity in tho bliajio of a twin
ornngo is on exhibition nt Anthony, Fin. It
was found In Mr. Ktiiplaud's grove, Muny
old inhabitant . -iy they iiover saw nnythli'i
of tho kind Uiore,
Ranson
A WOIDEKFTJL IIYEITIOI.
This will Furnish the Consumer
Twice the Light that is given
by any other process
and Saves Gas.
This light can be seen at our office 125 H. 11th St
Where Full Particulars will be given regarding its operation etc.,
L. WESSEL, JR. General Agent.
KNOB HILL.
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j Tlie foregoing pint shows the location of "Knob's Hill," the highest clrycst nnd most
benutiful building sites yet presented to the public. These lots are not high priced when their
sightliness is considered; they are sure to be tiie homes of our best people, nnd will always be
vnluablc property. Street cars, already handy, will soon run by the property. The terms
are thus:
One-forth Cash; balance 3 Equal Annual Payments
WITH INTEREST AT EIGHT PER CENT.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
The lots will be advanced twenty-five per cent, when twenty-five are sold. Buy now.
MCBRIDE & MELONE
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