THE OMAHA UATLY BEEt MQ1STDAY , DECEMBER 'J. 1803.
8PEG1RL
FOIl T1IKSK COUJMNS
\DVKtlTISKMKNTS 12.31) p. m. for thpovenlntr
.ml until 8Wii. : m. for the niornluj- mid Similar
nlltlonn , . . . . .
ArtTcrllwfru , by nxiueRllnit a niimlK-ral eiicck.
tin Imvo thctr nnswer adilrefcl to u nnmlx-red
fttr > r In euro of TIIK URIC. AIIIWITHBO .i < lilroi * < e < l
will be delivered upon prcm nt.iUon ot the checlc.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
fi. IWo n word first Insertion , lea wonl lliero *
iftnr. Nothing talten for loin limn 8'ic.
, I1V A YOUNO MAN. Pt.ACK TO
\ wrirk for board awl attend nehool. A'l < lr < " q X
Ul , lien. _ J- !
7 IADY OF GOOD AI'PKAItANCK WOUU )
rVllkn Mtuntlon In' bakery or cl.t.r ( Mure , AddroM
t IB , Heo. HUH 4
YOt'NO WIDOW lx
work would llkn rioHlllon III linen room or
Hmmbor work. ArtdivsH X 611. ! ! < Kill"
, rOHITIOtf AS FAMILY POACH-
man tv jonnirnmii. Jli'fcrrniv. Ut < \ . Ilylholilt ,
8)0 South ' 'lid Btruut. Adilruns X iVJ , > " . .
SI S I 4
WANTED MALE HELP.
H. IWc a woM tlrst Insertion , lea wor.l ( hr-re-
fter. Nothing taken for less than ' . ' .V1.
SOhYciTORS.TEAMSFtr IE I iEXTRA ,
IKiy to men with rlen. Amer.c.in Wrtneer Co.,1 *
JIWII Howard Ht. 7H ! >
T > AGENTS. SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE
.I > crcal"'Ht Invention ot thoitiri * . The Now Patent
Chemical Ink Ernslnir Pencil. S < < 11 * > ( m sight.
Wn-Us llluimuirle . Aventn .iro makln ; $ 'J5.t)0 ) lo
* l.i5 ( HI per week. For further particulars write
the Monroe Ernocr Mfg. Co. , X M , La Crosse , Win.
HOO
-WANTED , MEN FOR THE SOUTH IN TEN-
B ne He < ! .ArltaiiRa , MlnslsslppH.V Lonlsl ina.eheap
fare.Kramer . i , O'Hc.irn.I/ibor agency , : > t S , 1 1 tlm
1WANTED , INDUSTRIOUS SOUriTOUS ,
lilioth BCXPK. Industrial Insttraneo. Room B ,
Kterett block. Council Illuff . MR 1 1 II
J-SArvKSMEN TO SBIA BAK1NO POWDER.
llnir pin * ) .
month and pjcpPiiueH. or eonimlsslon. Ohlcaifo
Baking Powder Co. , 707 Vanlinrcii lrnet,0lilca > o.
60 ° Jl ! '
T-WANTED , "MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO
I > ( llBtrlbnto clrctilarn for blc ndvertlm-rH ; 4C1.00
ihonnand ! two 1-cent Blnmi's for particulars.
IVIInon Compuny , Intllnnaix > llH , Ind. MUld u *
BWANTED. . SALESMEN IN Al.t , PARTS OF
B-
thnwt'Rl , Forpirllcnlara address St. Jon Supply -
ply Co. , Ht. JoHiipli , Mo. MIlOii A-
_
WANTED FJEMALB HELP.
Itnti'H. IJtcn'vonl llntlnserllon.lc a vrordthere-
ttlor. Nolhliig Ukeii for lens than J3c.
rt iiEST WAOIIS'TO > COMPETF-NT oinn : MUST
'lm Komi eoolt and lattndri'BS. Mro. J. M. Thnts-
ton , JJ40B Famam. H.tU
J AND GENTLEMEN , WK
Ivwlll iKiy you $5.00 to flfi.OO tier week to do
Htrlftly home work for im ; no canvuttHlnir. nnd
) > roinnt payment ; Bend Belf-tuldrwmd envelope.
Liberty Hnunly company , U34 Troinont mn > et ,
Uooloii , MHHS. M871 "
- WANTED. A OIKt , FOR GKNKHAL IIO11SK-
yoik. Iil32 N. iiOtli Bt. Mi'lil 4'
POJB BENT HOTT3ES.
ItalcH , lllca line each Insertion , $ l.50a line par
iionlh. Nothing taken for less than _ ' . > c.
IN ALL pARTf "OP "THK ci Y.
Dri . O. F. DavlB company , 1 > JO , * > Famam. KOI
- - COTTAOn. MODEHN. CHOICE , IN
Stanford circle. C. S. Elsnttcr.-'tU lloo bldir ,
SO'J
D10-1U I10USK , 1815 CASS , J. JOHNSON ,
lil'.M Pa ; iniiin ! , HUH
D-HOUiiKS , P. K. DARLING , BAllKKU BLOCK.
HOI I
_ _
NINB'RCXJJI MODERN HOUSE. HANSTOM
UPlace , cheap. J. W. Bqulro. 148 ! lleo. Mills
-8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. FURNISHED OR
unrnrnlHhed. Apply lilt ! 8. lOthi 41 ! )
DFOURROOM HOUSE US I S. 17 St. $11.00M
- - - HOUSE AND TtAHN CHEAP.
D--SKVKN-HOOM , oily water , clHti-rn , cemented
ecllura. bnlhi near motur. Heu owner. D. V. Stov-
fim , 001 P.ixton block , or I. MeClond , N. Y. Life.
Milfia
n-XO. 1701 CAPITOL AVE. , ELEVEN ROOMS ,
-L'kllcu'eu. nuiKQ. biitli und closet. Sjiltod to
lODiiieraumlboatderH , Geo. J.'Fox.l-JIS llarney Ht.
7il8-d''g
n-10tl ; SO. "JOTir 'AVE. . FINEST AND IU2ST
Ubullt 10-rooni resldenco In tlio city , bath , laun
dry , ultynnilolBtcrri water , uloctrli ; bcllH. RIIS , fur-
iiiui * . full collar and every conveniences , hard
need Ilnltth and oik floors. Inqiilro at 10L" .
| 7UO
T-J-KOll 31ENT. A NINE-ROOM HOUSE. COT-
.l/ttuc plan , on Popplnlon avenue , half block from
JlatiNcum park car , bnllt by IIIcltB. decoratiil by
Tjiliinini , In a eood nelirhborliooil. It him furnace ,
liiilli. usiH.clHtern , iHBontli front , and In tli'.st r.itn
< ' < indllion. Apply lo Lynian Waterman. H'"J N. Y.
Life , or to owner , J. L. Woolson. ID'JS Canipa St. ,
Denver. . 847 II
T -A VIHY : NICE H-UOOM DETACHED HOUSE :
I'bath.BHH , ftiniaco ; $ ' . ' 3.110 per month. Omaha
Heal Kntatu and Tnwl Company , room 4 , Hen hUh ; .
M80B 4
\-IIOUSKS. A. 11. THOMAS , 00 BARKER
/block. MS7D 0 <
1VJIMST3 ANDH-llOOM HOUSE IN THE CITY
-L'nl lowest rates. Inniitro tl'iOU Illondo.
M804 Jl
_
FOR RENT , 1 FLAT OF II ROOMS. STEAM
heat , itood ropalr. Llnton block , eornor of MIIHOII
mill Kltli Htreet. $ t7.00 par month , Iiutnlrn nt
1117 111 the block. John Hamlln , airent. 871.
FOR RENT" NEW , MODERN B-ROOM
IIOIIMI * , wo.-th * : io.0l ) per month . $ ' . ' 0.0(1 (
7 room modern house , convenient . ' . " . ' .rid
.t-rmiin hoiiHL . city water and newer . H.OO
1'ldellt.v Tnmt company , Heo Illdg. JI887 5
T PINE TEN-ROOM IIRICK DWELLING , IN
a/l rHi-chms repair. luqulra for W. F. Clark ,
BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Hatch , lu a word llrpt Insertion , IRU word
thereafter. Nothing tnken for less than ' . ' 51' .
"WilNiSHElTllo'dM " \VJTHHATHwi WONTlT ,
JAilim Faanam. MH7S 1 *
_ _
FnilNISHEU ROOMS , AT 1U'I ; CAPITOL
ave. Mil-'iiU . * : !
17 MOUKKN ROOMS , l22'J ! HURT.
1J
1JE - FURNISHED ROOM , 2017 IIARNEY ST.
7H7 5'
ETWO FtlRNKHED ROOMS TOR LKJ1IT
hoimelteepln ) : , 171'J llodgo. M8M1 4
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM , OA8 HATH
E and In-lit , WUHi , 1I1HN lOlli , tH 5 4-
EFOR RENT - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Hli'Jim heated rooniH , UO'J S. lllth Bt. 810B"
EFOR RENT. LARGE , NICELY FURNISHED
front room lo Bentleinen. t'J16
M8451 4
f IMllin KUONT UOOM AND DAY IIOAUIJ
vlllllHlili ) imhaml Doittfo. MHUH B
-If ONf ! LAUOK PIIONT UOOM ANIJ HACK
J roonii Hti-nm lioiit , vniSo.-'lllim. : MUlltl'
FUKNISHED BOOMS AND BOAKD.
llali'H I'tcii ward flrHt liiKDrllon , lou wonl
Ilioivufii'r , Nnililnir t.ilu'n fur U' s Iliiiii -"if.
IA YOUNO"WO.MKN'-sTlOMKrUNnKU CAltlToi'
WoiiKir Cliilsll.uni oclUlon , 111 S. ITtli ht.
> bOU
If TUB UOLAN , liOSI AND 211 N. IrtTH ST.
ST.HOT
HOT
\f \ UIWIUAHU : SOUTH KOOM FOK TWO HBN :
I Hellion nl "Tlio Kjx'iiter , " 110 N. ' 'Sill Htnu < t ,
MH70 0
| A llOAlll ) AND UOOMl STKAM HKAT. ( IAS ,
r balli ; * I.OO mitl i-3.00 per wuulc. Ill Nortli 14th.
MHM U >
, v ltK.MS AND STUIOTLV F1UST CLASS
bo.uxl lit UIO'J lloiiKlu HtrotiU Mll.17
l.-t'TOl'IA , 1710-1721 DAVKNl'OHT STUEBT
* ' Bli'llin hi'Ht. 7111) ) . <
IfUOOM ANB
J f ' . ' 4 Sotitli VUlluiVe ; 8480 *
IfUOOMS , SIN01.E OK EN SUITE. WITH
1 boanl. Isr.'ChlciiKO. M783 8 *
; 1OOMS ( , GOOU liOAUD. HUASONAIJI.K. ill05
I.1 UonirUH , B37 31 *
1IM'UNISHEI ) UOOMS WITH BOARD , 1720
IKHliru atruot. MHH1 4 >
] f ONE OF TUB F1NRST UOOMS IN THE CITY.
L with ulcovo , liauiUomoly fnrnlHlicd. dctuched
IIOIIHO , tn-lvatu family ; tub mid Woithlntton. M.
N TliompBOn , two blocks yuat of Urotvm.nl hall.
M883 1
Sl'BCIAU WKLL FUUN1SIIEI ) SOUTH
mom , iniKlcni , tlrot-cluas board. Call anil get
081 llarnoy > tro t , NOOt U ?
, LOW llATES.i.'iB * IIAIINKV ,
uai I- * *
Katei , lo a linn cacti limerllon , $ l.KUv llnj jtar
tnontU. NolhlnK taken/oi-UutatliuuUJo.
T Jou iiKNTr LA'HOK S STOKV" "
Jloarn , 10th aud Leavtuivvorthj thirty uu4
Horace. J. Wt Synlro , ' 'IB Udu ,
T VOU IIKNT.THK 4-STORV IllUCK ( IILllINtr
JD10 Karumum. Tliubulldlur liana tlru iiroof co-
Incut baiM-'jiiuut , cotiiuleUi tttram luvitln ; lUturt * ,
vuluron all Ilia noora , ran , etc. Alililjrat tUo of-
AGENTS WANTED.
K.itfo , mo n worrt flr t Intortlon. lo a word
licrcnftor. Nothing tnkrn for IP * ) ) tlinn U.'o.
- ; WA rr.u , MJUAUANU HN.N J-HAI. .
J-AMKIT K llliiir Imf'-nUM novelty , 100 to IN )
percent profit : good solicitors can make from
SlOO 00 to $ .100.011 a month : territory fresh ! write
f or particular * * . The Ohio Novelty Co. , D 1 , Cin
cinnati , O. BOH
'
i : NO :
: MAM :
or woman n l complain of hard tinier whllo wn
offer mich llbor.il Inducements to affentt to li.iiulla
our fn .t Hrdllin ; cimi-mileed herb remedlm , No
ncmey required. Work eiiiv nlnl hlg 1' Ijr prolH.-iblo.
'iilllnrtlctil.irt If you rink forthoni. Tim Ilr. Slnrr
Hcrl ) IlemeJy Co.J3 I K-cit 43rd at , , Chlcnyo , in.
T AGENTS $ .1.0(1 ( TO.0(1 ( A WAY. CITY 6 tt
' country. Call ' . ' 707 Ilnmllton , 7 to 0 i. in.
- ' *
T -AGENTS. WH IIAV1 ! HKVKHAlT DKcTlDRD
' iiovcltli" onvhleli you can o.islly itulto * > 100.00
i month. If t.iknn liold ot qnleklv. Our poods sell
n nil localltlcH , no matter how hard Hit * times , as
vnillly at briMd to Dm liunitry , Address "M.imt-
acturtTH. " Itox r..lOS. Boston. Mutt.
1 WANTK1) . AGKNTS TO SKtT , OUR NK\V \
"liouk , Common Henso In IliiMncss Matter * . "
M < 'll at slulit. Snd for circular. Voorlieivi > V
IttuM. 17 Monroe Mivot , Clilcngrt. M77H ( !
_
-1'OCKKT CIOAHKTTI ! MACIIINK KOR MAK-
> ' Inif your own clgareltrii. Ateiils wanted * Ad
it-ens Clgarutto Holler Co. , Fairmont , Nob.MSS1
MSS1 7 o
WANTED TO BSNT.
HatoH , IKo a won ! first Insertion , lo a word
Jien-nrter , Nothln .takon for lca * > than U5c.
-WANTED , TO IIRNT FUIlNISHnn BOOM
for man and wlfo. Uvn mltmten walk from Di-u
building. Address X Ul , llco. 81MJ
K- WANTED , 2 OH 3 ROOMS TOH
hoitnckeeiiln ; ; iinfumlMicd profcrrocl. AMilro
X US. IIw. MllO.t - >
STORAGE.
Hates , inn a Una each Interllon , $1.50 a ll.ioner
inuiith. Nothing taken for Icat than 'J5c.
-
ney , 809
Tlf-STORAGE FOR HOUSRItOLD OOOO9 ,
lUclcanaucl cheap rates. It. Wells , llUFurnatu.
810
STOUAOK FOIl CAHHtAOKS AT WINDSOR
M
tablmt , ir.th nn < l Divnnport. 4U7 U 17
WANTJbD TO BUY.
llaU-H ! ) ( < ; a wonl first Insertion , Ion worJ tliorj-
nfler. Nothing takun for luas llau y Jc.
\r-LIST Iir.AT. ESTATE WITH F. D. WKAD
i > Itlth ami DouglaH. MBBO
_ |
AT WANTKD. UOLLKIt TOP DESK , FIRE
J' proof Hiifo and onieochalra. Must bo g-oixliitul
tliiMp. AcldrCHsX : il. Ik-e. MT'.t
XTWANTED. . 18 OU i.1-DnAWKll LETTER
1 > llle. II , W. llancock , Koola , la. 7U5
_
fOK SALK FTJBN1TUBE.
Ritf : > n. IMo a word ( hut Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less tlun iiSe.
r-ST evES OP AtiasiB abob AS NEW
\J Wells Auction aud Storage Co. , 1111 F.unaiu nt.
811
FOB , BALE HORSES.
Katqs. Ike a wonl Hrat iTisortion , loa wor'ltUera-
aftcr. NothlniT UlUeu for losa than ' _ ' 3o.
1FOl ] SALE ; ' - ' ROOD MUtjES , WAGON. HAR-
J ncBH and 1 jiony for $ -0 , force sale. Call ut Fi
delity Loan Oiuiranteo Co. , room 4 , Wlthncll blk ,
I filli anil llarncy. _ 788
FOR , BALE MISOSJjliA.N OU8.
HatcH. IHi'- ' ' word flrnt Insertion , le a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for leis lliiui 'J.'ic.
Q ONI : HRUNSWICIC IHLLIAUD TAIILB AND
onn pool table , nued 0 monllia. us good as mv ,
for Halo cheap. Address 1 * . O. box a 13 , West I'oint ,
Neb. 81U
- SALE CHEAP. 1 TWO-UEVOLUTION
Q-FOU
Campbell no\vHpaper press and I donblo cvlln-
tier Taylor , ulrnprlm ; , with two folders : coed eon-
dltlon. Address for particulars Lock Box 8 , South
Onmhn , Neb. 37'J
-FOB SALE , PUO , PUPPIES , 181H HURT
Btrcot. M3150 DM'
-POOLTAULE , PIIIST-CLASS HHUNSWICK ,
with Monarch cnnlilonB. WllllamH . * c Mlttan ,
" lomaia McCastiu bnlldlng.'opposlto postofflce.
- ! MH77 4
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rales , lOo : i lliioi'afh tnnertlon. $1..10i line pep
month. Nothing takun for leaf than ' -5c.
S're
reliable business medium ; Cthycarnt 1 10 N.lUth.
SKI
MASSAQE , BATHS. ETC.
Kates , lOc a line each InHcrtton , $ ] . & ( ) a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 1'uc.
' | t-BIADAMi : "SMITIl" , " fi02 & 15TH//D ! Kr76oR ,
1 room : > . Massairc , vapor , alcohol , steam.miipliur-
Ino and BOJ baths. "JISOO 0 *
fP--MJin. LA HUE , MASSAGE , -110 SO. "lOTIL
1 M370D 'Jl
'P-MME. CARSON. 1121 DOUGLAS. THIRD
I.lloor , room 7 , inaasa e , alcohol , uulDhtir and
Beab.iths. Ml ) 14 10'
P-ERSOWAL.
Itatea , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.J > 0 a line per
month. Nothln ? takun for lens thun 'J.'e.
UMASHAOB TREATMENT , KLEOTRO-THER-
inalbathH. Soalpuiul halrti-nntment , mitnlmire
anil chiropodist.MrH.l'oft.illii : ! 3.l."itli.\VithnellblU
811
U-IF YOU EARNESTLY DESIRE QUICK , AD-
vantai'f'ous , honorablu marrhiect ncnd lUo for
New Yi'ar'H NinnjK > r Matrimonial NIJWH , Mennir :
miilletl In plain Healed em'clop. Merenr , " . " 'S Ea i
illh Hlreet , Now York. M74J1D , ! ! "
U YIAV'I IS A HOME TREATMENT HEALTH
book and c'OimuHatton fiee. Soiul nami-iiOI N
Y. Life llhlif. Lady attendant. M877Ji ! *
AYOUNOWIDOW OP U7 , BRUNETTE , UE-
Hlrei the aeaiialntanco of gentleman of meaim
\ddren X U4 , llee. M111U4"
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE"
Raleu , lOclillnti eieh Insertion.l.r > 0 aline pei
nonth , Nothlns taki-n for le s than * . ' 5e.
. _ _ _ . AT LOWEST HATES.
Tim O. F. D.ivU Co. , 11703 Farnain 8t. 81fi
W-LOANS ON IMl'KOVEI ) AND UNIMPROVED
city property. * ; | ,000 and npu-aidH , fi lo ( ! ! i per
cent inodelayn.W.Farnam Smith iCo.iy'JOFarna'n
Hill
\V ANTHONY LOAN ANDTRUSTC0..31SN. Y.
Life , lends at low rateH foruholcu ecnrlty on
S"ebra lta und Iowa farina or Omaha city property ,
K17
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATKS ON
Imprmml and nnhnpraved Omaha real estate ,
1 lofijuarH. FidelityTiuutCo. , 170'J Farnain.Hid
Hid
\\7-MONBYTO MAN AT CURRENT 11ATE3) )
Apifly to W , B. Melkle , First National lilt bhlf.
811)
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
RateH , lOo a linn \iuh liiHertlon , fU.&o a line per
moiiUi. Nothl.ig taken for lesij than Ii5c.
wlujTxiAVMONEY "oilANY , KINtToFsTf-
onrlty ; Htrletly fonlldentUL A. E. HarrU , i-oom
t , Ctmtlnunlal bluvk. H'"J
V MONEY 1MJ LOAN
-A. We will loan ypu uny sum which yon with ,
mnall or larxu. nl thu.lowest possible. i-.Ucs. In the
niilekeut liOHilblu time , and for any length of tlmo
lomittyou. You can pay U back In mieli Install
ments as yon wish , when you wish , nnd only
pay for U aa lonir an yo\i keep It , Yon can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES , WAflONS AND OA1UUAUK1.
WAREHOI1SB 1 UKC1KIPTS. MERCHANDISB
OR ANY OTHER S1X3HR1TY ,
Without publicity or removal of property ,
OMAHA MOUTOAUB LOAN CO. ,
HOt ! SOUTH HITH STREET.
Fii-Ht tloor above thu Htr.vt.
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPORATED -
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA ,
820
I.-V--DO you WANT MONKYJ
: We will loan yon ANY SUM yon w lull on your
: FURN1TU11E , PIANOS. HORSES , WAGONS ,
; UARltIAGKS. WAREHQUSU RECEIPTS , ele.
: Wo irlvo prompt attuntlon to all applications ,
: aml will carry your loan as 'loin : ab you wish.
: You can mince IhucoHt ofearrylinr your loan
: by a pujinent at any lime , Thoru In no publicity
: or ivmoval of property.
: FIDELITY IXAN OJRANTEn ! O. .
: Room 4 , Wlthliel ) block ,
: Cor. 16th und Uatiier BIS.
V MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSES. WAGONS.
-Aplunosund furnltnru of nil kinds. BuslnoHS
contuictillal. JVcU Terry , room 4 0. Runeo block ,
MUB-J
BUSINESS CHANCE3 ,
llalcij , lOo a line -ach Innortloii. tl.60 a Ihio
month , Notlihic taken for lean lhm ' . ' 5e
-I inrlmr plant i with ivoslilcni in the ottiee U HO ilo <
ln < d ) , 10.MKI.OOtolA.OOO.UUca h rnqillnid. Ko
trades coutduerod , Thu coinpany has ttu t-btub-
lUhod trade on a iv.idy uelllnt : uitlclo ut u good
prollt , Addreim S S' | Bee. _ h'JJ
HARDWARE STOCK FOR SALK.'CASH OR
lliuit. with upm-ovul security. Will luvolce
about # 1 , . ' 00.00. rI. . llall , U.tMiou , Nub.MB3S
MB3S 4
BUSINESS CHANCES
V-LUMRER AND COAL YARD FOR 9ALK.
1 Rotall business In York. Neb. , a city of O.OOO
inhabitants. County neat. Only onn other yard In
city. Bent business openlntr In thrt stnte. For
partlo.nl.irs address D. C. Hall , York , Neb. ,
Mfiia n
-KOR SALE. MrSTcK OF lARDWA !
\V. F. Rockwell , Alllincc , Nob. JI74 1 , V
" " - FAVORABLE OPPORTTtNmrTO ENTfill
nn oldpswtllsho < l buslnrat. Will b oii nJamt-
nry 1 . Increase of buslno-ss , maltlns iln lrabli ad-
dltlonivl capital which may baacllva or Hllent on
Riiaraiiteed leifltlmalo returns. Corro'ipondoneo
or Intcrrlrw solicited. Win. Fleming & Co.llth
nnd Doiielan ntreel. M.'ilU
CARl COAL BUSINESS KOR SALEC It EAP.
Small eapH.il wililred. Address box 48'J ,
HnstlniTH. Neb. Mn'il "
_
V FO tT8.ulE.l50oipAYINCJ mtEENHOUSE
X bnsliicHM , and ureeiiliotines to rj'it. H. 3. Mo-
< trv. CotniPli BlnlTs.
f i RK'Ein STOK. (
LIiVioH ) , well established , llrsl-olass trido
nnd location : a snip ; don't d lay lim-stlif.itloit. X
r > 7 , UIM' omco. M9jo a *
_
\rl-WANTEt ) , PARTNER IN FIRST-CLASS
irt > st.1\iraiit \ : well palronlrixl by b"st class of
trade ; must In rapnbln of handllni' cash : mnnll
enpltal nnd nplendld cliftneo to rlftht man. For In
formation call ut Canadian employment oftlec ,
16011 Farnain. Sll'07 ' !
TOR EXCHANGR.
Rates , lfo ) n linn onrli Insertion. tLfin a lint per
inuiith. Nothing taken for less than We.
Dakota. Will Hell cheap or rxeliiilnro for
e. , homes and cattle. Add. lIox7lVianUfoi-l.hnl !
H
' / STOCK OP MU.I.INEHV AND NOTIONS , .
/Jwnnt hontcs and vault * . Ilex J9D Fr.'iiiltforl. Iiul.
N'JB
' / - CfEAR EASTERN NKI1. LAND TO EX-
A cliafieo for uulae. 1' . O. Hex : tJ , Pivitiont. JJeh.
MIIS D17 *
7 SO ACRES CLEAR LAND TO TRADE FOIl
Jfrooorv ntcick. Prloe. S'.tWO.ODt 4 miles from
Central City ; 40 acres lit enltlvallon. balanei ! ill
for iMilllvudon. Addrast lock box 4fli : , Contr.il
City , Neb. M170 D18'
Z ICO TO 1'JOO ACRES CLEAR 1ILACK SOIL
aud cash for unUr. D. J. Wllwon , Norfolk. Neb.
y -FOR SALE OR EXCHANOE. flOOD LIVERY
/Jbarn In uooil town. Will tr.ulu forslooKotitooils ,
hardware , coed work her en or for ( rood land.
Havn Rood iHiid In South DakoUl will trndn for
stock of goods. jVUdreHU , J. II. EngleUla ( irovi'.I.i.
7ird'.MI !
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates. lc ( ) a line o.ich limertlon. $1.50 a line pur
month. _ N'ollihic talteu for ICHH than -Tto.
FARJl"FOirs7v"LE.
A eholei' . well Improved 40-acra Iraet In S irpy
county , within onu mlln of tint town of I/i Platti ; ,
and only thmu miles from new Fort Ciiiok ; two
railroad stations near bv : taxen llrlit In this
eomity : nearness to Fort Croolt , Omaha and South
Omnlia Itmnres ffooil and permanent markets for
Burilen truek , Hiiinll fruits , hnltnr , PXSH and poul
try , besides usual farm prodnets. lean offer this
splendid proiiertv at , m attractive price for a tdiort
lime. Walter 15. Clark , 12 18 Ilnrney at. : I70 Dtil
OR SALE. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
flmMicn > .lotHonq Ml , , ItUC way between Sev-
inoiir I'.irk and South Oniah.i. No lnli > rosl. J. A.
Dodffu , I''OU S.'Mil st. flta 10
_
US1NESS IILOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE
eaatmn Nobrask.i. P. O. box 10J Civ tqn. Net ) .
M718 D'JO *
Ioii ; SAM : AT A BARGAIN , AN ELEGANT
nearly new frame nwldpncc. ten rooms , all
modem ImprovotnenlH , facln ; on Hanscom park.
vi-ry desirable. Apply to John Dale , U03 New York
Life. M770 8
HOUSE AND ( iO-FOOT LOT ONLY
SMALL . F. K. Darllnir , lUrlnir bloe.k. M84i ( 3
ITiQUITY IN OOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE , MOD-
J-Jcrii , onlv t blocks from F.irnam cam : fora
clear lot. P. K. Darling. Barker lllk. MS Ul r ,
AUR.VINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
or ir.ule. F. 1C. Darling , lUrker blk. B'JU
HOUSES WINTKB5D.
R.ites , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $1.30 a line per
month. Notlilnz taken for les'i than -JAe ,
Hto Cotton's barn , cornurlCtli aud Cans streets.
HH ; HI * . " . ' . ' . DU *
H ORSES wiirrwiinD $ ii PER MONTH. ADdress -
HH dress W. 11. Mlllard , Oin.iha Xitloial banlc.-
, -J til D J
H ORSES W1NTEREDSTUHENPJJG PARKAVF. MUlt !
W1NTCUKD AT. WINUSOU
HOKSKS Dave'iport. Will receive b t of-uaro
TemiB roanon.ible. " , MUSI D14 '
H ORSES WINTEIIED : 1 PER MONTH. ADdress -
dress Hopuor Bros. , Elkhorn. Nob.
WINTERED. FAIR GROUNDS. { It .t $ S
HORSES : A , Brain twice a ilay : every hOfio bet
stall. Klnney Broi . or J. T. Wlthrow , Tel. 10(1 ( , '
i M700 10 *
TJ1MDEBTAKER3 ANDEHB ALEMB3
Rates , lOc a line each tiiBcrtlon , $ ! . . " > ( ) a line per
month. Nolhlni ; taken for IHSS limn 'J.V.
C'llAKER ( FORMEnl VITH JOHN V.
Jacobt. devvased ; luleiwlthM , O. Maid ) , under
taker und cmbahncr , 1115 S. 10th Ht , Tel. U'.ll ) .
831
H K. BURKETT. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
. embalmer. III1S Chleajo Ht. Tel. ! H ) . WH'J
DRtSSMAKlNG.
RateB. lOc a line each ItiHertlon , $1,5O a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than J , , c ,
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8-J7
IT-OR SALE. BLOCK OP STOCK IN A BANK IN
X thlHulty. doliitr airood bimlness , living pro'iilsa
of larco Ineiv.He and handsome returns. Address
Box7IIOclly. 71HO
MU3IO , ART AND LANGUAGES.
RutCH , lOoallimeach Insertion , $ l.CUi : line per
month. Nothing taken for less than .Tie.
I * . GE LLENUECK , HANJOIST AND TEACHEH ,
' .1810 California tt. . DM
DANCING ACADEMY.
Rates , lOc a line aich Insertion , $1.50 a llirj
month. Nothing tukcn'for Uns than _ > . ' > c.
MORANDSDANCINO eoiooL , nio HATINKY
aired. Ij'ssonsforiiilnHs , TiiMsdav iniilTliurs-
day Kp. m. : children. Tuesday 4 p. m , . SalmiUy
10 a. m. und 'J0 ; ; ! p. m. Tjnui very reaHoirihlo.
.MlOil Dl
FOR RENI HALLS.
Rates , 1 Oca lln > : > Muh lns > ! rtlon$1.5o a Him per
month. .S'othliijtakou for less tlnn 'J. > e.
RMOlYlLL.yicAPTOLA
Morand'HaHi'jinbly ruoniH. l.'ilo llammy atreut ,
forbjllt , club pirilm , mnr > tlnK/i. i't ' , ; r ntery
cheap ; halls lli-at-cUaa. Call at 1310 Himmy.
M1IIS D4
WANPED TO BORROW-
Rales , Kid a line each Insertion , sfl.fill u line par
month. Notliinu" taken for loss than J3e.
ElTiHT l'o ' TEN PER CENT PAID ON ANY
Hum of money ; Joan seniinil by tlrnt mortgugo
mi good Ouwhu r .il estate. Alex Mpprfi4 ! New
York Life liiillillng M8 * 1 .
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
Rules , iOo.'i llnoc.ich lns rtlon , $1.50 a line par
mouth , Notlilnjt t'lken for | PH lltan''flc ; .
" "
o"uNrLADTEsXNlM1EN"fLEMENr N SOON
iieimlre a working knowledge of Hhorthund aud
tyimwrltlng tit A. C. Van S.IIH'H bcjiool uf Mhort-
hand.SUIN. Y. Life , TypewrlterH to rt'ut , H\i \ $
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates , lOcii line Pach .Insorllon , tl.no a Una per
loutli. Notlllng utkini forlesu ( inn ' . in.
JSONNESfBERO , DIAMOND I1ROKER. 1305
DonglitH at. I.uaim money on diamonds ,
wutol'eu , tc. Old eold and Hllver buntht. Tel'lr.M
SCALES.
Raten , lOoa Una each Insertion , $1,50 u , line pe
month , Nothing taken for ICHS limn .Me.
NEW AND SECOND HAND SCA I.ES.A I.L KINDS.
AddronB llonlu.i 1 Sulieulc Co. , lilcc nt.cilu.iro !
StCURlTlES FOR SALE.
Rates , lOe n line each lunurtloi : , $1.SO a Una nor
month. Nothing taken for luxii tiiai ) ' 'lc ,
CllOlOE 1ST MOHTUAOBS. AtfV AMOUNT.
U , U , Wallace , llrowil block , tlltn und Uunrlas ,
B-'U
WicGRt-V )
U lie only
SPECIALIST
.T/HOTBBAT ? ALi.
PRIVATE DISEASE *
and'DEBIUTIESo'f *
MEN ONLY ,
Woratn
19 jreitr > csi'
Circulars free.
1 1th and FarnamSu
OUTSKIRTS GETTYSBURG
A Tanner Describes Stirring Event ! Inci
dent to th'e'fckttle. '
v id
HIS HOME CONVERTEd'JNTO A HOSPITAL
Stencli from th Hl ushter ! Houie In the
nieatloir nntt Illonil-Stnlnoit ' : Flour *
Kind * the .House Un-
tennblF.c
Prom the Wnahineton Slur wo glean
tlio following realistic account ni con
veyed to a correspondent by Farmer
Ljghtiior. JIo Haiti : "t mid my neigh
bor , John Tnnoy , sot In to mow my
meadow back o ( the orchard thcro on
that morning , July 1 , 18ii. ( ( It was u hot.
sultry morning , and after wo had mowed
nwhlle Tunny says : 'I could do better if
I had rv little whisky to drink.1 'I can
soon got you aoiuo , ' 1 replied , nnd taking
n j } T fid oT ( to the village to got BOIUC.
On the way I foil in with William
Young , another neighbor. When wo got
on to ] ) of Cemetery hill wo saw a long
line of stuoko from camp fires over nortl ) ,
alung the Cliumliorsbnrg pike , the tlrst
wo know of the soldiers being about. Wo
soon mot people who said they thought
there was going to bo lighting out
there. When wo got into town everybody -
body was talking about it , and said
it looked like something was going
on out there. But they had
not a suspicion of the Hood of bloody
-war. that would roll through their
streets and up into their doorways and
gardens before the day was past. It
was abnut 0 o'clock. Young said : 'Lot's '
go out on Seminary road and see what
there is out there , anyway. ' When wo
got up on the hill woaaw down lo our left
union soldiers. Howard's corps , coming
.across the fields from the Emmittsburg
road. We stood there watching them
move up , form lines nnd take position
under the hill. Directly a shell eamo
whizzing over from the front and fell
back toward the town. Young wanted
to go , but I insisted on staying a little
longer. There was a great stir and
commotion among the soldiers at
once , antt they soon began to move for
ward. The shells began to come pretty
thick and wo loft.
"Wo had not got half way back to
town when wo mot other union troops
pouring along the road and through the
ttelds , coming out of every street and
alloy and onon space of the town , all
rushing poll-moll , forward , without any
apparent order , with fixed bayonets ,
eager-eyed , stripped , sweating and pant
ing in the hotsun. They cursed us Jot-
being in the way , butted'us back , and
would have run right over us if wo had
not dodged out of their way. We
crawled-through them well -
nmoug as a-j
wo could , dodging jbohind posts and
buildings , and gaining ; a run of a few
rods whenever oii\J. \ Wo got sep
arated , and 1 don't know how i'oung got
home. A mad rushrgf more troops ,
wagons and ambulance3tfollowed _ , tilling
up streets , orchards. Jifiolds and every
place. I.did not gej. . Home till -1 o'clock ,
trying with all m.v mfg t all day. As 1
came down the pike hqmo I saw a rod
Hag on the end of thel House , and when I
got nearer saw the yard , full of soldiers.
' 'Under an appl9yjtoo [ ; ' I found the ,
surgeons with a luan stro'tohpd cut-on
our.dining room tablq jind cutting and
was coveped with .vjonnded'moh' TJio'
stove was i-od hotj,4nd , they wore baking
und cooking up everything in the house.
They had taken full possession. My
four barrels of Hour and everytHing in
the collar and spring house wore soon
used up. The family had taken refuge
in the stable , whore IJoimd them fright
ened and crying. They had gotaiothing
out of tholioiiso , and did not know what
had become of mo. ,
' 'I went.back to the surgeon and asked
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OinalaItLP. _ Depot. lOJh and Marcy. OaiaUa
J.03piit | " "StTtx ul CauiTou UM , , . . .
him wlmt I should do. 'Dayoullvohoro ?
Is this your phtcc1 ho nskod. I told him
It wo.9. 'Oo back , jjo back : tnko your
family nnd no to the rertr ; that Is nil I
can toll you , ' said ho , and .voiit on with
his work. 'Cnn't I pot some clothing , at
least , out of the liouso ? ' I nsk&d. 'If you
can flnd any , ' said ho. I wont in , out
could not find a thing that had not been
torn up nnd put lo use not even u dross
of my wlfo's.
Through the t.lnoi.
"Wosotout , with the children , six In
number , from 13 years down , and made
our way bn.uk , on foot , as well as wo
could , among the oncoming troops and
trains , four mlloi to a relation's , where
I loft thorn , uiuT roturnoditbDUtmidnight
to the nuighborhoud. I crawled into the
garret of Timoy's house for fuar of the
coitfodorato scouts and sharpsliootors ,
and about daybreak slipped out , ami over
through the but > hos to 1'owor's Hill , up
there on the corner of my laiitl. Tltoro
"
1 found the signal corps "had ostltbllshod
hnndquarturFrom Ihoro 1 could look
down on my place and sco wlmt was going
on. I found Hufus Culp there , and told
him I was hungry ; hud had nothing to
eat since the morning before. He got
8omo hardtack for mo. They had planted
a battery below to drive Homo sharp
shooters off Gulp's hill , .and wore cut
ting down my timber. My wheat Hold
and orchard wore full of wagon trains.
A tlrovo of boot cattle was being herded
in the meadow.
' 'I saw 1 could save nothing , BO wont
back and moved the family nine milns
further uwiiy and came bajk and staid
with the signal corps till the battle was
ovor.
"On tbo third day after the baltlo I
got down to the house. There was not
a board or rail of the fencing loft on
the placo. Not n chicken , pig , cower
or dog to bo found. The mules had
eaten up the orchard of 4-yoar-old trees
down to the stalks. The garden was
full of bottles and camp litter ; the
meadow of the hides r.nd olTal of the
beeves which had been shot down in
their tracks and dressed on the spot , as
meat , was needed. There stood the bare
shop , the Mouse full of wounded men and
the old barn , where General Sloctim had
made his headquarters. In front of the
barn bat a weary-looking , lone olHcer in
blouse coat , drying hhnsulf ut a tire
.made of pieces of rails. That oflieer
w. , s. Major General Slooum himsoU. Not
an orderly was in sight. Ilo looked
dro'ary enough.
"I found Colonel Bobel in charge of
the house , and asked him when he
thought L could got my house back. lie
jaid ho had no idea when. Wo came
back about a week later and livedgypsy-
like , in the sop for six weeks. The olll-
cers supplied us for H few days from the
hospital stores.
' The wounded in the house wore
nearly all froni'u regiment of Milwaukee
Germans. They wore a queer lot. They
sang , cried , cursed , prayed , did every
thing , poor follows , as they lay thoio ;
sulToring and dying ; but chiefly they
drank beer , wagon loads of it , brought
from Milwaukee. They sent all thoit *
dead home.
Unpleasant Scenes uf Carnnuo.
"Slum smulls as came from the fester
ing wounds , from the blood and medi
cine , stained lloors aud from the chloro
form ! Then the stenoh from the slaugh
ter yard in the meadow became sicken
ing. Blue bottle Hies swarmed on the
walls of the shop and house of an even
ing , and the night air was terrible.
Why did wo stay ? Why como' back ?
What else could wo do ? We had no
money to pay boardwo , had nothing ,
anda ; large fum'ily'ty ' care for. Wo had
bedn putting " "all our inonoy into the
placo. Wo mU&t sot to wdrk as fast as
wo could to fix it up and got ready for
the winter.
"Six weeks later they took the last of
the wounded away and let us Imvo the
house. "Wo tried to clean it up and live
in ii , but it made us all sick. Toward
spT'i'iig I got a cliutlco to titico u Mceked
farm on shares , so I moved away and
lot the house to an old Dutchman , who
diil not seem to mind the smells. Nine
years afterward I tore all the woodwork
and plaster out and madu the house now
from the bare walls. Then \ye came
back , but my poor wife did not live long
in our now home. She had never boon
well from the lii-st time we tried to live
in it. "
" ( inncr.il" Jeff.
During the late war thcro was
connected with the Fourth Vir
ginia infuntrv a neurro cook , whom
wo all culled ' ' .Tcfl' . " Ilo was
a tall , ungainly speoimen of his race ,
and n crooked leg gave to his gait a
rocking motion , adding anything but
grace to his movements , writes A. I1' .
i'axton in Blue and Gray. JulT was a
hardened sinner ; shuflled u pack skill
fully , won all the chungo f-'om the cooks
in the brigade and broke the third com
mandment with as good a grace as ho
would transfer a ohiukon from a noigh-
borjng roost to the table of his mesh.
Ilo "was a linn believer in tho"Jirst law
of nature1 , and lest ho Should not gut tea
a bettor land , lie was very
loth to take leave of torrestria
scenes. On the march ho nll'ordoti
much amusement to the soldiers oy nib
quaint remurkonnd witty replies to theii
questions as he passed along the lines.
Ho had in his pohbos&lon a stood .whose
angular appearance resembled his own
a'condition whieh , ho said , was the ro-
Hiilt of "dieting. " The bays would often
address him as "genoral1 and , us he
rode forward on the march to follow up
the rogimqntal fitalT , ho would talk very
pompously "f ' trcolni ? ' ' the unomy and
capturing all his "tricks. " DIrectly ,
"boom ! boom ! " would bo hoard in front ,
and hero would come .lolV-bouid for the
rear , with a very solemn face. To the
question'Where ai'o you going , general -
oral ? " ho would reply , " (5wiiiQ ( to bring
up do rosorvcs ; gittin' hot up daiv ! "
Ono morning , ilurlng the lighting In
the Wildcrnobs , ourbrigado wagon train
was breakfasting in the rear rf our line
of battle , which Htrotfhed along a hill
whoso top was oovorod with woods , .Toll'
had nskillot pf nliso tnvoot potatoes just
baked , and ho was in iho act of taking
thorn up , when , Hght HOI-OSS the hill in
our front , a fedora , ! battery oponcd 11 ro
on our lino. Not having the rangion
account of thu trues , the wliollH ilcw
abOvu our m"ii , and came , as unwelcome
guests , .rlghi into the urenlcfuMt party.
A lively spirit win atom-o infimod into
the train folka. A driver from old Krln ,
whiH bridling a jnulo. had tjio bridle
knocked from his hum ! by a inurderotw
slioll. "Ilowly vargin , have imiroy on
us ! " cried ho. Another .shell BtrucTc in
front of .fall's hkillot , plowed up u yard
of earth , which it , throw over us as it
rieoohetted in' the vicinity of
.1 oil's head , and burat iu&t bo-
yimd , JolT'a eyes boomed all white ,
and he was bol/.cd with u sudden itnpulso
to < lopart frpni o unhealthy a place. In
his yiow of the situation there was no
time for formal leave taking , not even
for mountlnir hl u'lir ' stood. With ' 'Do '
Lord naVe Us1 ! ho grabbed his haversack - '
sack and away ho wont on foot toward
tl > 9 .roar * His crooked log , as it dc-
hcrjbed onward curvm , fairly whizzed
through' the air , Gallantly JolT lc-d the
backward charge , followed cloooly hy
out * chief quurtormastor and his excited
Btalf.
Btalf.A
A flljell burnt Jint above JclT'ti head ,
tjio piece ? making the dunt ilyall around
his foot. In bowing must politely to the
Btrahgor , doWn fell JolIV now hat , Onward -
ward , still onward pressed the leader of
the tram. "Pick up your but Jolll"
cried * a loss demoralized comrade.
"Neber mind do hat , ° o t git do head
out , " replied the hero of Iho retreating
column.
A colored bay Bill was about to
outstrip the leader in the race , when a
shell burst in front of him , Bill
wheeled and struck n line directly
toward the guns. ' 'Git behind a tree ,
vou fooll' ' sang out JolT. 'Tze do'
( kecred , I don't know a big tree from a
.ittlo one , " gasped Bill , as ho How on
ward. "Vou little coward' ' " echoed
TofT , DUshing on a rapidly as his dlniln-
.shiner wind would allow. The strongest
uid biifost position , in his opinion , was a
> oint two miles up the road , where wo
'omul him loaning against the fence and
muting for oxhlonco. Ills color was
why aud his eyes rolled wildly In thoVr
sockets. Said ho : "Captain , dat was
lo hottest place ob do Avar. Ebor see
inythlng run like dem niggers did ?
Somehow I lost my hat , and oloss my
life ! I forgot old 'Kebol. ' Reckon ho
jot knocked all to pieces. " Someone
irought him his hat , andsinno straggler
-ode upon "Rebel , " his faithful steed.
Hut for a long time .JelT didaiot Hinilo
when asked if ho liked shells , and the
young cooks only from a nafo distance
isked him what'became of Ills hut.
A Itiinlt Tor N.iv il1 iii : no rj.
Chief Engineer Melville of the navy
, n a recent report makes a forcible plea
'or the giving of rank to the engineer
: orps of the navy , says Blue and Gray.
[ To claims that in modern naval warfare
the results must depend quite as much
.ipon the nerve and elllcienoy of the mou
in charge of the machinery as upon the
gallantry of the forces handling the
juns. Rapid maneuvering by means of
twin propellers and electrical steering
ipparatus has again brought forward
the ram as a weapon of olTouco , and made
skillful handling of a vessel no low a
factor in her elHcloney than the rapid
service of liar guns. Therefore , the de
partment of engineering has assumed
now dignity , and it Is only lining that
the men who devote their time to the
mechanical features of our naval forces
should be olTored some incentive beyond
the more pay attached to the service ,
and this may properly come in the way
of the conferring of rank. as
in the case of the men on deck. In the
natural order of things the now navy of
the United States should bo n growing
feature of our national development ,
and Its ranks , in every branch of the
borvieo , should bo recruited Irom the
best nnd brainiest sons of the republic ,
not only on the quarter deck , but down
below , where the throbbing engines
give life and elllcicncy to the huge mass
of steel. Wo are sure that in "wpite pf
the very just objection which exists in
this country to an undue multiplication
of titles , no one will disapprove llio sug
gestion made by Commodore Melville ,
It has our hearty'endorsement. We
look to our new navy und our gallant
tars to uphold the honor and. dignity of
pur country abroad , and all legitimate
incentives should bo olTorod to secure
ami maintain a high average of intelli
gence and ambition among the mou , not
only on the quarter dock , but in the en
gine room und on the berth deck as
well.
To Urnnil Auny Veterans.
HRADQUAUTKKSDlSl'AUTAIENT OP NK-
BUASKA , GKANU ARMY ov Tin : Rui'ini-
LIC , NORTH PLATTIO. Nob. , Nov. ! ) , 18)3. ! )
General Orders No. 8 :
1. At the lirst mooting in December
there shall bo hold a regular inspection
of oaelt post in the department.
To save expense and insure prompt
reuorts the adjutant of each post is
hereby dittullcd a inpeuting.uflleer for
his post , if present , otherwise the post
commander will detail a competent
member of his post to perform that
duty.
2. Form of inspnction will bo found on
pages 01 to CM of Korvico book. It is do-
hired by the ( department commander
that the same bo strictly followed.
Commundorti of posts will render all
uhaistunuo possible to assistant inspectors
in the discharge of their duties.
I ! . After inspection the report should
bo promptly forwarded to W. D. Wild-
man , department inspector , Lincoln.
Nub. , not Inter than December 20.
4. Attention is again called to the
great importance of bringing back into
our ranks those now remaining on the
su&pcnded lidt. 'A vigorous campaign of
recruiting bhoiild also bo instituted by
post ollicorri , and a supreme effort made
to gatherin all comrades who from
apathy or , what is more likely , the lack
of means to keep up their dues , have been
suspended or dropped from the rolln. The
department commander trusts that no
comrade who is unable to pay his duos
will bo suspended. , - ,
5. At tno twenty-seventh national en
campment the rules and regulations
were so amended that dropped members
will not bo required to take unew-tho
obligation upou resuming their member
ship. This important change hhould
work lo the upbuilding of our order , and
the commander hopes and bulk'ves that
the bumo will. result in a large increase
in our membership. By command of
A. H. CuuitCH ,
Department Commando. ,
.1. 1' ! . K
Assistant Adjutant General ,
THE FOLDING BED.
A. Travolni-'g llnppy sulinmo to I'revnnt It
MintthiK Up ,
"Every few days wo road about people
ooing caught in folding beds and stran
gled or crushed to death or rundoicd
uripploH for life , " unit ! u mechanic. "It
is easy to provonl this. Every folding
bed can ha cnblly llttud with hooks or
bolts that will fasten into unobtrusive
staples or rackets in the lloor and make
it impossible to dose the bed without
unfastening them or pulling up tholo ! ; > * - .
Every one of them should Imvo homo
protection of this nature.
"A friend of mine whu travels u great
deal , and often stops at hotels where
folding oo'ds are used , carrlui a strong
nickeled chain , like tho.io used in hang
ing window weights , in his valise , and
ut eitherund there in u gooJstout screw-
eye. The chain is about six feet long
and takes up tiotrcoly.uny : room. When
ho strikes a hotel with folding beds
lie lets thu bed down , neruwri one of the
burow eyes in the Hour on one side of the
bed at the foot , curries the chain ever
thu frame'and ' under the mattress to thu
other side , draws the chain taut'and
sinks the other Horoweyo in the Hoot * .
This imnhod would not bo n gvd onu ta
iibi ! in everyday praotico , but my friend
adopted it after no had had un adven
ture witli ono folding bed that nearly
cost him his life. Nubudy Hhould pur
chase a folding bed that is not pro
vided with jiomo attachment that will
look It HO that it cannot bo closed by acoi-
den' , They are as dangerous us un
loaded guns. " J. . f
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U was extremely fortumtto for this paper
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His busy camera carefully explored OVLT.V
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soiilhorn uttc ; , from thu I'l.tUance to the
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on tlio watch fur spcolnl punuhtr fotiUiros ,
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THE .OLDEiT MAN.
A. MlonnrlVliu Ilni Lived
Cole county bDats of tha oldest man
in the state of Missouri , and perhaps in
the United States. Ills name is Richard
lloops and ho is a nogro. lie lives in
a mmill shanty on thu banks of the
Osage river , at O age City. According
to the record ; ) and his own statements
ho was born in Chatham county , North
Carol inn , on December " 0 , 1770 , and con
sequently will bo 123 years old on the
20th of this month , lie eamo to Mis
souri with ills then master , John P.
Huydcn , settling at Lane's Prairie ,
Gasconade eaunty. A few years later
ho was transferred to the man whoio
name ho now boars , and lived with him
near Vienna. Maries county , until the
emancipation of tliu slaves. Since that
time he hits lived at WoUphaliu , but for
the past twnnty-ijvo years has made his
homo at Osage City. Hoops is remarka
bly well preserved ami lives alone in his
shanty. He fishoa a great deal for the
big catllsh Unit frequent thu waters ot
the O agc and is never happier than
when he can cutuh a big one aud make
soup of its head. Ho is still able to do
some work , and it waj only a few years
since that ho cDiitractud with a farmer
in the vicinity of bis home to remove
the stumps and rojtb oil n newly cleared
trnot of land. Ho fulfilled his contract ,
doing all the work himself. His mind
is still clear on many events that ; .hap .
pened towards tjioi close - of the
last century , and ho recalls
with great pride that he once
held the horse of General Greene of
revolutionary fame , in appearance
Hoops resembles a mummy ; his skin
looks like parchment and lie is toothless
and hairless , but his step is remarkably
firm aud his eyes bright and clear. As
stated , ho lives alouo , having no rela
tives as far as known. lie is a member
and regular attendant of the African
Methodist Episcopal chinch. Hiineigh-
b ) rs take a great interest in him nnd do
him many acts of kindness * , and he would
not have to work , as they would supply
his simple wants gladly'but ho is inde
pendent and says that Jio proposes t'i
earn his own living for many years vet.
His house Hlundii under the approach to
the Missouri Pueilic railroad bridge
uuross the O a-jc , und except when ab
sent on his llshing trips "Unolo Hoops , "
as ho is culled , can bo found ut home.
Ho 1ms the record of his birth , and
there is but little doubt that he is the
oldest person in the i-ountry.
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Early Uisers. _ ,
I'ccnll.ir IniirlcM | ) Aililrnv.o.l l > y tlio
Uillro.nl to It * ini | > : i > y < ! .
Considerable curiosity and not n litllo
anxiety have been excited among thu
employes of the Erie railroad by a
printed circular recently sent to them
from the headquarters of that cjmpany ,
buvs the New York Ifurald. Tha nlrnu-
hit- requires prompt answers to a num
ber of questions , which some of the oni-
ployos are disposedlo resent as closely
bordering on impertinence.
To the questions calling for a state
ment of the ago , height and weight ol
employes no objection is made , Somu
captious souls make tlio lacjonio romai-l :
that if a man does his work all right it
is nobdy's particular business how elder
or how tall ho is or how muuh ho weighs ,
but ab a rule there U no roluctauca to
impart the desired information on thcbu
points.
Ono of the queries is : "Jo you IIHO
intoxicating ii'ium-ey" This query is
biipplcmentod with the further ono : "If
so , will you promise to abstain from
them hereafter'In homo quurtorrt
this is taken as a hint that the tipplers
must go and tlr.it thu Ei-iu pruposos to
Jill its services with ntriotly tomporaneo
men.
Another perplexing query rcudg ; "Aro
you married or single , und if Bindo do
others depend upon you for puppjrt ? W
HO , who ara they ? " Various in orpretu-
lions are made of thla question , the com
monest ono being that it foroshudow/i a
determination on the part of thu cpm-
puny to discharge single mon and retain
the married ones in case of uny great
reduction of it-.i working force. If Unit
view is the correct ono it bcems likely
to result in a great matrimnnial boom in
all branches of the Erie wii-vleo.
)5ut ) the most dlutusteful fcatpro of the
ivhole circular In that which required
each employe , after writing out hia
answers to those questions , to go boforn
a notary and make ullldavit to the truth
of his replies. The fooling among Ihe
men beeimj to bo that If thu company pan
trust them to do its huainess und hundlu
its money honeutly it could also ulford tu
trust to their truthfulness in answering
what appear to bo some impertinent ami
rather irrelevant questions concornlnjr
their personal ulTuirs.
When Babr wn dele , \i a gAio Jicr Cartorta.
When blio was a ClillJ , bho cried for SastorU-j
Wlicn the became IIlss , plio cluoj tp Ca-torl
Whoa the bad CbUdreu , lit * g v thorn C