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JNION SAVINGS BANK
tti South 10th Street.
OAPITAt, - - saoo.ooo
Liability or Stockholders $400,000.
RTOCMlOLDKII.
J J IMIIOl'H JOHN FITZUKIIAM)
JOHN H OI.AHK A H HA.YMONI)
K. K 1IHOWN DAVID IlKMIOK
HK MOOKK K11K11 HOHM1DT
J 11 MACVAIttiANI) JOSHI'HWIIITMAN
K K 1IAYDKN OHAH. HA 1MOND
bllMUlll HHINNKY
O K YATK8 V M HALT.
1IKNIIY K I.KW1S OW PKWKKHn
OH l.AMUKHTSON M tiHMITH
J MofJONKIKF O VV IIOI.imKOE
T KOAIA'KUT J W ItOWMAN
b.MUYKU- OHIM1IUKK
nrricr.its.
M K. Moonr, President.
ltr.Niiv I.kwis, Vipo 1'resldent.
O. II. Imiurr. CwOiler
Interest nnlil on deposit of $. ami upwards nt tlio
rate of B per cent per nniiiim,coiniountloilwiiil
annually. Your saving account solicited.
MONEY TO LOAN
For a Ions or short Mine on real cstato or an
proved collateral security Hank oH?n from 0:flO
. in, Ui S:.'K) p. in., anil on Saturday- evenings
from 0 to 8 i. in.
FAST MAIL ROUTE.
2 DAILY TRAINS 2
TO
Atchison, Leavenworth St. Joseph, Kansas
City, St. Louis ntul nil points South,
East and West.
The direct line to Ft. Scott, Fnrsons,
Wichita, Hutchinson and all principal
points in Kansas.
The only road to the Great Hot Springs
of Arkansas. Pullman Slkepkiis ami
Frkic Rkci.ini.no Ciiahi Cars an nil
trains.
H. G. HANNA, R. P. R. MILLAR,
City Tkt Agent, Gen'l Agent.
Cor. O and 12th Sts.
PEERLESS
Steam Laundry
1117 P Street.
Still In the front nnd nbsolutely leading nil
wnpotitora. Thoroughly cqulpied for tin
finest work, giving to each customer mi un
qualified guarantee for all work done. All ol
our work dono with neatness and dispatch
We solicit orders for suburban villages ami
neighboring towns, paying the express on nil
order one way.
iiespocuuuy,
C. J. PRATT
Only Excluslve'House in the City,
A. M. Davis & Son.,
An Elkoant Stoc::. IaI-ek- Svv
CARPETS
1112O Street.
Call and see us in our Now Quarters.
Working Classes1!?:
J preiioreU tc
furnish at classes with employment fcx home, the
wboki of the time, or for their spare momeuts
Business new. light and profitable. 1'ersons ol
eltlior sex easily earn from CO cents to $3.00 pel
venlng, and a proportional sum by devoting all
their tiino to the business. Hoys nnd girls earn
early as much as men, That all who see thit
may send their address, and test the business, do
make this offer. To such aa are not well satisfied
we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble o I
writing. Full particulars and outfit free. Addref
Gsoecik Stinson ifc Co., Portland, Maine.
MONEY!
rto be made, Cut this oat and re
1 turn to us, and we will send you
freo. someihlmr of crcat value anr
Imnortancn to von. that will atari
you In business which will bring you In morr
money right away than anj thing cImi In this world
Any onecjw do tlio work and lit o at home. Either
(ex; all ages, Sojiittrlilng new, tlwit just coliu
money for all workers, we will start you ; capital
not needed. This Is one of ttw genuine, Important
Chauccs of a lifetime. Those who are ambllloiu
and enterprising will not delay (I rand outfit frmt
Address '1 hue & Co., Augusta Maine.
XT f TTcan live at home, and make more money
Y 1 1 1 1 at work for us, thou at anything else In
X V U thl "01 Id. Capital not needed; you nr
ktarted freo I jtrgo earnings sure from
first start. Crwtly outfit ami tonus free. better
not delay C'osbt you nothing to send us your
sdilivKsnnd find out; If you are lno yor win do
10 at once II. IUixctt Ca.PortJtud, .lalue.
rystaljkeam Laundry
Will call for, and promptly
. LP1,tnisUd to them, and finish sumo
in Intent ami Itost manner.
NEW MCHINERY,
nnd lost fnellltles in the city, for doing sti Id
ly first-class w 01 k. Our now locations nro
LAUNDRY, Corner 24tli and 0 Sts.
CITY OFFICE; 119 M. 12th Street.
TELEPHONE No. 478.
15TA trial will convince you that tho
Crystal does tlio best laundry woik In tho
tnto
LINCOLN
AND INUTITDtl! OK IKNMASSIIir,
Aborthnnn and TjrMwrllln. best and InrRMt onlleeo
In tint writ, htudi'iiu prepared fur liuilm-M In from
StoUmontli3. InUlvMuul Irutrnrtlon, l'ull unit ex-
MjrlHicislfuclltjr. bund for college jouruub and
pucluu'Uf 'if iieiimiiiolilp to
1 UXUWllDUU k UOOeii Unoolu, Mcb.
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SU1KN0K AND l'ltOGRESS.
A BULLET PROBE WHICH 13 OPEfl
ATED BY ELECTRICITY.
Aocoustlenl Ktperlmenti Tlint Mny 11
Practiced Without the ICiiipliiymoiit of
Costly or Intrtrnto Apparatus, by
Ainntoiir ns Well n by HclontUts.
Tho ro-onforeomont of sounds by tho vibra
tion of confluod masses of nlr inny l readily
investigated, says Sclcutiflo American, with
out npjwrntui such as is commonly employed
in nceoustleal cxiKtrimont. A slmplo ex
periment illustrating the fact that a sound
may lw strengthened by a conHucd lody of
nlr lit illustrated in Fig. 1, reproduced from
tho Journal alluded to.
no, 1 nn-ENFOUCKMKNT or vocal bounds.
Tho only requisite for this experiment Is a
paper tubo 10 or 18 Inchon long nnd nbout3
Inches in diameter, or, in tho nbsenco of such
n tube, a sheet of thick pncr rolled Into n
tubo will answer. Tills tubo should bo held
with ono end near the mouth, tho opposlto
end being closed by tho palm of tho hnnd.
By junking a Bound continuously with tlio
volco, gradually rising in pitch, for oxnmplo
by singing O, with tho volco rising from tho
lowest noto it Is enable of making, toward
tho highest note, a point will bo found whero
tho sound is largely increased. This iucrenso
of sound will occur nt the samo jiolnt in tho
scalo each tlmo tho experiment is tried with
tho saino tube, thus showing that tho dimen
sions of tho tubo nro In somo way related to
tho ro-enforced noto, nnd to that noto only.
It will nlso bo noticed that tho vibrations of
tho nir in tho resonant tubo not only nffect
tho auditory apparatus, but nlso have sufll
clont power to bo plainly pcrceptlblo to tho
senso of touch, tho vibration being folt by
tho hand.
Via. 2 SE.JCCTIVE I'OWEll 07 A RESONANT
VESSEL.
Another very slmplo experiment showing
tho Enmo phenomenon in a different wny is
illustrated In Fig. 2. In this caso tho rcso
unnt vessel consists of a vnso. Any vessel of
substantially tlio samo form may bo used.
Tho sizo is not vory material, but by making
several trials of different vessels n particular
ono will bo found which will yiold bottir
results than others on nccount of being oX tlio
correct dimensions. Tho ox)crIment consists
in holding tho vaso obliquely in closo prox
imity to tho ear, then running tho cliromatlo
sculo upon any instrument having sulllclcnt
rnugo, preferably upon n pluno or organ.
Bomo noto of tho scale will sound much
louder than any of tho others. Dy tilting
tho vnso slightly in ono direction or tho
other, so us to cnuso tho oar to partly closo
tho mouth of tho vnso, tho resonant qualltlos
may possibly bo Improved, ns the movement
of tho vaso in this manner amounts to tuning
tho resonator.
Kloetrlcul llullet Probe.
At a recent meeting of th Now York
Academy of Mcdlclno Dr. Glrdncr, of New
York, exhibited his telephonic bullet probo.
Tho interesting featuro of this probo is that
it Is operated by n curront of eloctrlclty ex
tracted from tho body of tho patient him
Eclf, In whom it is desired to locate a metal
lio missile Tlio construction of this probo
is as follows: To each of tho two terminals
of a telcphono receiver, nn insulated flcxlblo
wiro about four foot long is connected. At
tho freo end of ono of theso wired a hollow,
bulbous plcco of stool is attached. At. tho
freo end of tho othor wiro is n sultablo
handle, in which a probo may bo placed, nnd
hold by a clamp scrow. Tho internal ar
rangement of tho handlo is such that a per
fect electrical contact exists between tho end
of tho probo and that of tho wiro which ter
minates in tlio handlo; tho samo is truo for
tho end of tho other wiro and tho steel bulb.
When n current of electricity is passed
through tho coil in tho receiver by means of
tho bulb nnd tho probo, each tlmo thnt tho
current is mado nnd brokon a clicking or
rasping sound is heard in tho receiver held
to tho car. All sounds nro shut out except
thnt heard when tho bullet is touched; nnd
tho apparatus is so constructed thnt both
hands nro left free. A detailed description
of this probo is glvou In Tho Now York Med
ical Record.
Colored Mortar for Ilrlokwork.
Tho Ileal Estnto Hovlow says thnt common
bricks of almost nny district may boso6ortcd
as to produce contrast in tint or "tono" red,
nnd yellow or "cream color." This tint of
tho bricks may bo prosorvod ami heightened
by using mortar of tho samo tono or tint.
Furnace ashes and II mo will produco a dark
mortar, ouuded rod brick or red tlio mixed
with limo will givo a red tono to mortar, nnd
cheap mineral colors mny bo added to mortar
for iofnting, Tho color of mortar Is sadly
neglected, ns generally tho samo w hlto limo
and sands nro used for all tones of color In
brick, nnd not infrequently whito putty
mortar is used for pointing tho reddest as
well as tho lightest colored bricks tho light
colored work having harmony of breadth
nnd keeping, tho red portion being frittered
and broken up by tho contrast botn con bricks
nnd beds and Joints.
KelionW in Now York City,
According to a recent ostimnto Now York
city educates nboutS00,000childrennuuunlly,
in 181 bchool buildings, covering nu area of
thlrty-flvo acres. Theso buildings placed
ddo bybldo would extend more than two
miles. There nro about -1,000 toucher?), and
tho annual exiieuso of those schools is about
$ 1,030,000.
II men, tho god of mnrrlugo, wns tho son
of Venus and llacehus. Ho is represented as
a youth in n bulTrou colored rolv, crowned
with llowere, and carrying a torch nnd u
veil.
A ntmlnn "Afmir of Honor."
A Botuowhnt curious duel took place n fovr
days ago nt KlehenelT, tho capital of tho im
portant Husslnu province of llcssarnbln, A
gentleman of thetiamoof Paul UanknlT nnd
I'riueo Tetnnrlnll qun.Telod together nlxmt
somo trivial matter nt tho "Nobles club," nnd
filially determined to sottlo their dlltetvnees
by n thiol. On tho following morning
thoy met with their seconds nnd n sur
geon on tho outskirts of tho city nnd ex
changed throo shots apleeo without doing nny
injury to ono another. On tho follow lug day
they ngaln met, nt tho club, and after n shott
coiivcrwttiou liegau to quarrel afresh with
increased vigor. Growing morn nnd inoro
excited the dUputont length degenerated into
n regular kicking nnd lluleuu" struggle.
Tho prince, who nil along had leen tho
aggressor, w as In tho net of receiving n sound
and well deserved thrashing, when suddenly
the thin varnish of ctvillutlnti gave way, nnd
nil his iiinnloand national barbarism getting
tho upper hand, ho (low with a wild jell nt
M. UsakolT, nnd, catching tho lnttcr'x lower
lip between his teeth, bit it completely off.
It Is needless to ndd that that terminated tho
light. M. Txakoir is still confined to his bed,
hopelessly dlsllgured for life, whllo his nether
lip Is deposited ns n kind of corpus delicti nt
tho police court, where tho caso will lie tried
when M. Usakoir is nhle to leave his bed.
Meanwhile tho prltico swaggers ulwut tho
town nnd tho Nobles club Is exceedingly
proud of his "lionno IkiucIio." Viciuin Neuo
Krcio I'refcso,
Triumph r (Irlt.
Wo henrd n rnther lllustrntlvo storj lately
from ono of our neighboring factory towns.
An old fashioned Yiinkoo of Quaker stock,
who mutt small shoo factory, indulged in a
theory that nothing could pry out of his
mind thnt a moral wrong was somehow per
iwtrntcd ujwii thoeonununltyut largo if n
woman wero nl lowed toenrn nhovo u btijiu
lated sum each week. As his help was paid
by tho piece, nnd ho had to keep tally In tho
main with current prices, ho found tills
rather hniil to ninnago nt tlniiw, Tho swift
ness of ono young woman esjieclally troubled
him greatly. Hho would pendst In running
financially ahead of others. At last liomado
n special cut down in her prices, and told bur
why ho did It. Bho gave him n baleful
glance, tightened her lips, nnd went on work
ing. IJy Snturdny night noxt, dosplto tho
cut down, she mado ten cents nbovo the week
before Another week went by, w hen ho cut
her down still more. Tho dnmmlNtlH proved
gnmo nnd row) to tho occasion. After a week
or nioro tho Quaker conscience grow "scared"
nnd asked her what sho meant, "It means,"
said tho girl, "that you may keep on nnd I'll
keep on till you havo n corpso on your hntids
in this workroom, for I'm grit and you enn't
conquer inol" Tho rnco ended thero, nnd tho
girl wns allowed normal jny. Iloston Adver
tiser. Sliding to l!ae.
Pitcher Stagg, of tho Ynlo club, is deter
mined that tho nlno Khali win every game It
plays during tho coining season. In order
that this result may bo accomplished ho is
training the candidates ns candidates liovor
wero trained befoie. Capt. Stagg is n genu
ino Ynnkeu, and it has junt Inn dUcovered
that ho has Intel been devoting his Invent I vtj
mind to 11 now K'hcmo for teaching tho nlno
how to slide to bases. Ho has constructed a
plno f ninio 1 1 by 7 feet, covered with canvas,
drawn tightly, nnil provided with an over
covering of velvet carpet, and hits placed It
in tho gymnasium. It is In npiwnmiico much
like uglgantio woven wiro spring bed, cov
ered with carisit, and its surface is clovatcd
about four feet above tho ground. Tho can
didates inn u distance of twenty feet or so,
and then hurl themselves headlong upon this
now machine. Capt. Stagg Is certain thut
his now dovlco will cnablo tho men to prac
tico thoaitof stealing bases nnd sliding to
reach them at critical moments. Tho famous
little pitcher s.iys that tho nlno will bo tho
best Yalo has jet produced. Philadelphia
Ledger.
A Ntm-y with u Moral.
A gentletnau doing business down town
mado nu appointment with his wife, beforo
he left homo In tho morning, to meet her nt 0
o'clock in n fashionable up town restaurant,
where they wero to tuko dinner. Sho reached
the restaurant u few minutes loforo ho did.
As soon as she entered it n man In n swallow
tailed coat hastily advanced and told her in
a decisive tono that bIio must leavo, for womon
wero not allowed there alone nt that hour.
Sho wns nonplussed for a moment, but re
plied thnt her husluiud would arrive in a fow
minutes. Tho mini would tuko no explana
tion, but throw open tho door for hor to leavo.
Sho burst into tears as sho felt tho slinino of
her situation, nnd walked out to tho street,
w hich sho reached Just as hor husband ar
rived. In a moment thero was a pretty hot
sceno in the restaurant, into which her hus
band rushed, but that did not mend tho caso
for her. Tlio moral of this Incident Is that
bujicriutciidcnts of fashionable restaurants
should nlwaya net with discretion. Now
York Sun.
A Ituii In riiiiiuelt,
"Everybody in tho trndo 13 figuring on a
groat run In llnnnel shirts this spring and
Bummer," said tho proprietor of n down town
furnishing goods store. "Wo liavo laid In nn
immense stock. Tlio Indications nro thut wo
will not 1m disappointed, and that tho flannel
shirt, iopular ns it suddenly became last year,
will bo four titnos as jiopiilar this hummer.
Why shouldn't it bo! It is tho most bcnslhlo,
conifortablu and coolest fashion that over
struck this cllmato during tho hot mouths.
Tho flannels used In tho better grades conio
from Franco nnd Scotland. The patterns nro
stripes and cheeks in nil colors. Chicago
Tribune.
Art In tlio Turks.
"Tho Falrmount l'ark Art association,1
said an artist, "seems to bo tho victim of a
series of artistic blunders. There nro now
two broii7o groups on exhibition in front of
tho postolllce. Ono represents n lioness with
threo cubs nn unheard of thing. Tlio other
group is.'Tliu Stouo Ago.' An Indian woman
1ms Just slain an animal with tho primitlvo
etono hatchut. Tho weajiou consists of a
wedgo shniHxl stouo driven through a plcco
of wood, and the handlo Is hticngthciicd and
the head secured by two metallic hoops. A
queer representation of tho stouo ago, cor
tainly." Philadelphia l'ress.
Tlio Latest Nuisance.
Ono of tho present nuisances in Now Haven
Is tlio boy who wants n stamp. Ho makes
tho llfo of tho uvcrngo business maun burden.
A certain manufacturer of rubber stamps has
offered nu Inducement to tho !) by telling
them thnt nil who get 600 stain ted names
can hnvo u ruluVr stamp with tho boy's nnmo
on. So nil tho boys are "stamp eniy" now.
A business man said recently that he had had
nt least twenty boys in his storo during tho
day who wanted him to stamp his mime in n
book. Tho craze bus spread all ocr town
among tho boys, and parents aiu lioslegcd
with applications to stamp their nnmo in
some ImxjIc or other. Wearied pnterfnnilllns
my it is worso than tho pottugo stamp crazo
nmoug the lioys, mid that they work with a
friiltfuluoMi, .fill nnd diligence to get tho 600
jinnies thnt, if applied to their studies, would
soon give them prize positions. lloatou
"eruld.
Ranson
A WOIDEEML 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 offlcel25 1 11th St.
Where Full Particulars will be given regarding its operation etc.,
L. WESSEL, JR. General Agent.
KNOB HILL.
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The foregoing plat shows the location of "Knob's Mill," the highest dryest and most
beautiful building sites yet presented to the public. These lots are not high priced when their
sightliness is considered; the)' arc sure to be the homes of our best people, and will always be
valuable property. Street cars, already handy, will soon run by the property. The terms
are thus:
One-forth Cash; balance 3 Equal Annual Payment?
WITH INTEREST AT EIGHT PER CENT.
DRLAYS ARRDANGRROUS.
The lots will be advanced twenty-five per cent, when twenty-five are sold. Buy now.
Mc BRIDE & MELONE
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