Nebraska Newspapers

    TJTE OMAHA DAILY TJEEi PttlDAT , SEPTEMBER 18 , 1800.
SPEGIRU NOTICES.
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Trill 1i * InUcn until liCtilO | i. in. , for the
cvrnliiK "ml until H | > . in. tor the
in n r u I n K nnil Siinilny editions.
AdvrrllMTH , by roiiticxtltiK n mint-
lirrril 'licrk , cnn linvc nnintTfi nil *
ill-mini to 11 jnititlirrrri lotUT In cnre
of Tinlire. . AnNtvcm i
Mill ! > ilcllvcrcU n iir ' * ciili > tl n of
ill < i vlirck dill-
Union , I l-io n word nmt Inncrllniit
3c n vroril tlurenftrr.olliltiK tultpn
tnr Irxn than 2Zc Inr tin : llrnt lii er-
Iliin. Them * nilvcrtlMc-inentii iinint he
run ron
WAvnsn MAMJ nni.r.
WANTHD AN iDiiA ; wiio TAN THINK or
( .nine ilmplf thin * to patent 7 I'roti-cl your
liTcnn they may lirlni ; you wenllh. \ \ rite John
WwMirlnim K Co. . lcpt. V. Palont Attorney * .
Washington. I > . C. for lliclr ll.sm ) t > rlz * "fTer
and n lint of 200 Inventions wnntfd. 11 571
WANTKD-AN ACT1VI3 MAN IN r.VP.UV I.O
callty to rpprcnent tin ( no fortune hunter
uniitfd ) ; will cuarantce $15 W weekly nnd nil
pxpenws ; Investigate nt once , llnx SW. Hn '
ton , Mom. IJ-M5SSO _ _ ( _
jCn TO $150 AND BXPKNSKH PAID SALES
men for rlnars ; experience unnecessary .exlra
IndiicftupnH to customers. C.ian. C ! ' ' ' 'R. '
co. m. LOUI . 21" . ! ? "I -
WANTKlC HHSl-ONHtltl.K MAN TO TAKB
cliarKf of ImclneiH In Omaha ; J1W month Kiinr-
aniccd. ItiKiin 120 , Hotel UnrUer. Armc Mfi { .
Co Kannnii City. H-MSll IS'
TVANTiTD."fOLLKC1Xil ; UV8T inTAHI.t ! W
put up 30 c-iidh necurlty , call ut nnrp. 417
. H-M84S 1 <
ll .e liullilliiB. _
8Ai.isMiN. LUimir.mNci on , AND
rrr-nff. pxpcrlonrod , having p tfttillthM trade.
Mlieral nriniiKcmpiitHvlll lie made win n
llnit-clnm rnnn. Kuullnulo Hcllnlnc c o. l lexe-
Unit. O. 1I-M8I3 IS'
WANTED. MIN TO IIAUN : itAiiiiuii THADI
situations or locations Kiiarantpe.l after only
R wn-kR' practice ; complete outfit of tool
Klvon , wK while learnlm ; : cntaloRues ' mailed
frx-e. MoL-r'H llarher CollcKe , SI3 N. Oth rt.
Kt Ijiuli. Mo. 1I-M842 2Z
jK HUM' .
KMPLOYMKNT llUltr.Atr. 1524 DODOI3 WANTS
lain of liotcl imJ prUnte family
VANTUD-AN AITIVI3 WOMAN AT $1000
weekly lo represent ui. Address llox Iwdd , Ho *
C-Mf.ii4 O5
ton. Ma . -
\vTNTii : ) , nousmcnp.rnii IN c-ottNTiiY
must lie competent nnd well recommended
A 11 Hnnkoy. Alda , Net ) . ( M.K > IS'
VANTKD. rilt.ST-CI.ASS COOK ; OHRMAN
nune other nc-ed apply. Ill N. Olli * t.
IJ
HUNT IIOUSI3S.
.S IN A 1.1. 1'AHTS Or" T1IU CITY. TII
O. 1'.S Company , 1003 I'arnain. U 3i.
HOUSES. I1KNHWA & CO. , 10S N. IJTII ST.
U dta
MOUIRN : UOUSKS. c. A. BTAIUI. 5N.Y.LIK1'
D 374
BTKAM HIATID sTonns AND ri.ATS
Howard llanek. agent , 1C10 Clilcnk-o Blrcrt.
It 3u
ciTfllCirlintlHKS ANI > COTTAHKS Al.l. OVKll
tlio city , 3 lo J30. Klilellty. 1T02 F.irnam.
JJ 3li
l.AIUli : LIST OF HOUSES. TIII : MYRON
Hwil Co. . 212 S. 14th Ft.
not m : > WA'LLACK. HIIOWN IILK. , ICTII
and PouBlas. P-3'8
HOUHiS & STOIU3S. P. D.W13AD. 1CU
U 215 o
GOOD COTTAGKS. DRSIHAllI.Y I.OCATUI ) .
cliran. S-roum house near buslncix ; 7 rooms ,
muilcrii. 5U S. 27th street. U S. Skinner , nccnt
SIU N. Y. Life. U Slftii
I-Oll HUNT , PINK MODERN I-LAT.S LANGK
block. COS S. Utli street. D M'JSU Mu
rou HUNT. in-nooM nousi : . MOliHN ;
prifc-d repair. 712 N. IQtli St. 1 > M1C9
TROOM "iiousii ! "MODBRN. ZID CHARLES
itrcct alao 7-room cottiiKC adJolnlnB. Apply
to 0 N. Clayton at Wabaeli olllce , 1415 l-'arniini
IJ-MJM
.
Hi reel.
4'A i-uooM nousa fas so. ISTII STHIKT "
HOUSES. CUBA P. 1109
: TENANTS TOIl VOUU HOUSES I1Y
with Holiblna 18th & Knrnam.
I ) KH-IS
MOI1EHN . LRAV
i-nnorth t. D-MCC1
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OirillfNT. A CIIOICH. r.TAt'IlEO MOD-
pin 3-rnom house , No. SIM C-mllol avc. . Jli ,00. ,
II. II. HolilBon. " 6ca
J-OH KENT , PUUNI8HKD OH HNPUllNISHED
house , 8 rooniBj inoJcrn. COO Tnrk u-
snooM AND CI.A UK E.
i-oii HINT. B-ROOM COTTAIIK. 2sTH AND
Knrnmn street. Imiulrc Milton llogeis i fcuiis ,
lltli und Parnam. D 140
NINI-IIOOM : DITACHID : MODHHN HOUSE ,
with barn. Apply No. 2C03 Pierce _ _
TOR RP.NT-KLAT. 5W S. 15TII ST. L1ND
UllUl. D-M.jl 19
1-011 HUNT. A HANDSOMI1I.Y
II ! lirlcli , iiwlom .Iwolllni ? . at r.'D
rmimm t. ; renlnl. J4i > 00 j.er . niiintli. Apply to
\Y. 11. Mclklc. Ml 1st Not' I Hank
OWNIIUH 01. ' STOIIfillOOMB , lll-Ol'KH : . Tl.ATS
or ci'lilrally Inaiteil liousi-s whli-li they wish
tii lm"e iPiilwl Bliuulil ll t them with 1'otter
& Georue Co. , a. W. corner 1GIH
KfSll lliST. : FINKUV riJHNlSHKIJ .
nil inotlcra coiiM-nlvnrcH ; l.irKinril. . Inni ,
rUonly few Mucks from Illsli clionl rot
ter & ( ItoiKCo. . . H. W. c-ntner ICth iiml , Rir-
-ai80i l .3
nnin
HUNT , IIANDSOMi : .MOOKHN lllMLT
IIIIUHU ; nili-iullil leslilencc nrlshborliooil. lllrl.s ,
N Y. Life lllils. D-S2118
WOUUllN Kl.ATS WITH KVI3RYTIIINO NMIW
nml lrlctl > Hint I-I.IPS in HIP | ) .I\UKP bulM-
IiiK Iktli ami l-'nuwni. Apply I" .li'lm ' \ \ .
ItobMii ! ) louniH , uixl I D.uUli' ; bnllillni ; .
KOIl lli : > T KUHMSHUn IIOOMS.
j pitiiNismTD iTooMs'roR nciTMKinpiNa :
for man und wife , llenl taken In board 21 ! ) N.
TiiRii3 : NiciT riHNi iiii : > IIOOMS ; LIGHT
liouseUi-eplnB. 1112 S. lllh. 13-071 St
ri'UNISHi : ! ) OH tTNl'llRNISIUJD HOOMS ,
with or without toard. l Wi Lap av < - _
i
Kl ll.MSIIii ) II00.1IS AMI HOARD ,
FMONT 11OOM WITH AI.COVI : , ALSO SUM :
ruums ; cool boaiili In'ot lucmlon In city. 212
H 25th bl. K-ai-
N1CI3 ItOOMH. (10U1 > IlOAllI ) . IIATKH RIIA-
winalilr , transient uicunmoilateJ. Tim Hose ,
SMO llnrney. lMilBa ) '
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ROOMS WITH IIOAUI ) . STIIAM Hi\T. : I'TO.
pla , 1121 la\eiiioit | Bt. K-Ktj IS *
Ci : IIOOMS AND HOAIII ) . SOU DOUGLAS.
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KOIl Hi\Tli.\lM'll.MSIIii ; ' : ) IKXMIS ,
.
nml Hle.valvr In kitchen ; uteel tlnk. 31D N ,
jth. U-MblJ 21
I,11) 11 ni\'i' ; .STOHI : * AXO OI < M < MCI- : ! > ,
i.Ass iiuiciv STOIU : HUIMIINO , ion
I'aiiuni. ilurn klniles anil liafccinrni ; ulll alter
in mil 11 > ni n 11 low rent. 311 U.I Nut'l li'k tills.
1-378
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I'Oll RUNT. Till : I-STUHV liUICK Ilfll.DINO
al IMii Kain.i'ii < it. Thin bulKlliu ; hns u llr > 'pn > o (
remiMit t > .iM.-ment , complete ltum heatlni ; llx-
lurisJltr on all lloom , K s , ( c , Apply at
tba o1l9 ! or The Hie. 1-810
TUP t'OIJH BTOIIV AND HASUMUNT : IIUICIC
Villlillni ; . ut Hll llouuul rllvet .suitable for
vtM.iue " ' ' 'I conmilnslrn , or mitnuacturliig lu , < -
Inriv. U. U Natlcnal bnnlc 1-3SO
BTT'llPS ANI > Ol FICKS IN TIIK NKW UAV-
Mil li..llilliiK. Dili una 1'aln.iin. Apply to
John W lit'lib'ri , r'C iu : 3 and 4 la\Ue h
Afil'.ATS WA.Vl'HI ) .
UIO MONUV IN LATEST CAMPAIGN AND
cuinlo tuttont ; 100 Minis : bottom prlcta ; box
ainples for illnie. CampaUn Hupply company ,
J Arcli Slreot , Hoston. M . J M941
CAMPAIGN POUTIIAIT8-M 1CINLKV 11HVAN ,
I'ulmer ; t ; SS , twu colora ; J3. 5 | * r 100. Hutton -
ton bailvti kro fheaii , llurclay & Co Cin
cinnati ( > . -M79J )
AV.\TiiTO HUNT.
XVAXTIID. A Fl'HNISJIKD 1IOURK FHOM OC-
lolvr null July , or longer ; m'ly ' CURord Vf.
imllh. : ) Ftrasi It. K.-SK
PACIKIC STOHAnK AND WAIlKttOUSn CO. .
S0-J19 Joncii , General ktoraRe and forwnnlrns.
M-JSl
OM. VAN A BTOIlAai : , 15 KAH'M TRI. . 15M.
\V.\\TI2IITO IIUV.
WANTKH 1 or * ) OH MOH1 ! YAHOS ODIHT. \ .
Omiha llrlilRc anrt Ter-nlndl Hallw y Ci > .
Krnl S Harrl * . nuprrlnterulcnl , lUmril nf Trnilc
hullrllni ; N-MW31
FOR. .s.\iiii < iit.sns A.MVACO.NS. .
DttRAllII.lTY TALKS. CAIIIIHOKS. I. .
phnrtomt , bottom ( irlcei. A. } . Simpson , 1(03 (
123 TO JM. 4 rilAKTONS. 1'HOM
Ili to > 75 ; t mrrpy , } M to JM ; 1 'Atnily : ar-
r nseft SM to JI2S. 2 now open riifitl wnc t.
ti I' unmionil Cnrrlme Co. , 18th and ILirnO
P-Mr.70 830
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von SAM : . A TIAM OK ni.Aric
horses can IJB seen at 1204 California st
stP
TOR SALK. A PAIR 01 ? priMY itousns , MOU-
Kan Ktork. n dnnblo'Srnteil cttnopy-top luirk-
bonril nn l ilnnblo hnrni1 * * . ln nilrc at Karl
Om.-ihn , No. 12. J. V. IjnulenlalP
P MMI 20'
KOIl H.Vli : _ > II.SOiil.A.M20US.
roll SAM : , BTOCK VIXTVIIKH AND MA-
chlnery of the Con ollOatcil CotTep Co , 14U
llnrney St ; nt private fate. Auction Kept.
22nd of vhat remains un nM. Call for 1IU nnd
priros , al ninmHncUirlrxj bull < llnR nml line
lot tm trnck 2Sth nml Iloyd Hts. . Omnhn.
J. 11. Diimont. llecelver. Q-4J5
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A KINK rillOKBIllNa "ui'llllllIT PIANa
only JIW.O" ) . Klne'Stune * Co. uprlnht , Jll.V
Some nlhir upilKlit , 1110.00. 1'lann.i to trill.
Wm. U. iSclimoeller & Co. . 313 McCiiKiio bids.
74J
OHIJAPIWT HAHDWnoi ) WOVHN COnN-fllllt-
Ijlnic niiulp. O. H. l.ee , 01 Douqlas. Q-3S.1
roii SAM : . NIW : KIMIIAI. , t piuaitr PIANO.
J. J. Olliion , 1st. Natl llpc. llhlR. Q S3C-1'J
KOII SAM : . iviiiYTitiNo : NIIUID TO
start n Hrnt-c'laRs lunch counter anil retiuraut.
Call nt 11,21 or 1312 Parnnni. Q-MS4I 19 *
OI.AIRVOVAVr.S.
MKH. MAIIY KHITX. CLAlllVOYANT. 821 N.
ISth. H MI47-O1 *
S1ASHACJK , HAT1IH , I3TC.
MISS AMi.S : , VAI'Oll 11AT1IS , \S3Ani : . S07
H. Utli t. , room 3. T MSOS OJ
IIMH SMITH , 1121 notaiAs STIIEIT , 2i >
Hour , room C massage , eteam , alcohol nnd
_ milphurlnp lintln. T 7J4 18
MHS. IJH. Iii > N. Hl.nCTHIC MASSAOi : PAH-
lorn ; lefrcihlni ; mill curntlxe ; ilun't fall to
cull. 417 S. llth st. , upstairs. T M834 21 *
MISS VAN VAl.KHNllUHO UUSTROYS PIIH-
inanenlly by electricity cureriluou hair , mules ,
waits , etc. Room 410 , N. Y. Life Ublg.
_ U 3S7
IlUPTUHi : CUItni ) ; NO PAIN , NO UnTKN-
tlon from lulne , s ; we refer to humlreila of
patients cuie.l. . O. 13. Miller Co. , 307 N. V.
Life liulkllng. Omaha , Neb. U 389
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HAVi : MONI3Y 11V (10INC1 TO nil. SHYMOIMI
for your ilcntnl work ; half rules next tnlrty
la > 5.9'.3 North 21th at. U MID1-S22 .
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MMC. POST. 319V4 S. 11TH.
VIAV1. I1OMI2 TltHATMl'INT KOIl UTMIUNK
troubles. I'li } ldin : III utter : , lance. Consulta
tion or health book ficc. 316 lice blilj ; .
tJ 390
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I1OSTON 1MU-2SS Cl'TTlNO ACADHMY.
100 ladles wanleil to learn system tauxht by
Mia. G. Shcllcr , IQ.'J S. 17lh street. U M3M
M'KINI.KY AND 11HYAN SPHKCHUS ON TIIK
ptinno rnph at 1C17 Karnam street ; 5 cents
each ; opposite New York Life.
MO.MCV TO lA.\Ri.VI , KSTATB. -
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 313 N. Y. L.
Quick money at low lutes tor choice farm loans
In louu , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
\V-TJ1
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAUH. 523 N. Y. LIKH.
W SOS
MON12Y TO LOAN ON IMPHOVi : ! ) OMAHA
real estate. llrcnnan. Love Co. . ] * .ixton block.
W W )
LOANS ON IMPROVED .t UNIMPHOVnt ) CITY
propelty. W. 1'arnam Smith .1 Co. . 1320 Kainam.
W 3S4
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOW H\TRS. TUB
O. K. IJavIs Co. . 1105 Knrnam St. W : I3"
LOANS , LOW RATIOS , 11U-3Y , 901 N. Y. LIKi : .
w-s-.S3
PROM JIM UP. P. D. WKAU , 10 & DOUItLAS.
V-2I5-S25
MO.NHV TO I.OA.V CIIATTI2I.S.
MONRY TO LOAN ON KUIINITIJUE. PIANOS ,
heises , nnKons , etc. ; at louesf rate In city ,
no letnoinl of Kooils , btrlctly conllJentlnl , > oti
can pay the loan off nt any time or In nny
amount. OMAHA MORTUAUR LOAN CO.
300 So. 10th St.
X 330
MONIY TO LOAN , so , co , oo DAYS ; rt'iiNi-
ture , planoa , etc. Oult Green , rnom 8 Uarkcr blk
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KOIl SALK , AHOUT 2,000 LUS. MINION .TYPIJ ,
700 Ibs. iiRUte , ISO pair tno-thlril cases. 40
double Iron stands for two-third cases. Tills
material was used nn The Omaha Ilee and is
In faltly Rood condition. Will be sold c i ni
In bulk or In iiuantltlei to suit purchaser.
Apply In person or by mall to The Iee IMib-
HsliInK Co. , Omnhn , _ NU. . Y 711
WlKHlNa TO GO OUT OP TUB HUTCllTiiT
buslnf , I will rent my shop nnd IKtnr H
for iini' or tluee > enr.H to a good , respoiiAlble
man , crop Is Rood anil mo t nil this county
Is under Irrluntlon. DoiiKlity & Co. , LixlnKton ,
N'eli. Y MHil 22 *
KOIl SALU-A HAIUIRII SHOP ; TWO rilAlHS ;
very cheap. 24th and CnMucll. Y J1S20 IS *
KOIl SALK. CIGAH & NHU'S STAND. IIKST
locution In thn city. J. J. Gibson , Fir it Na
tional Hank HldK. Y S3ll )
roit I\CIIA.\CK.
FOIl SAI.n OR KXCIIANOI : KOIl LAND OH
merchandise. 14,000 stock Implement jobblnK
hou e. Address V. C. M. , Hec otllce. Council
llluffs. Z-S71
CnitTIKJl'ATHS OP DI3POS1T ON OHHMAN
KiiUiiK.s bank , Onialiu SavlnRs bank and Omaha
Lo.it ! \ . Trui t SavliiKs bank taken In pamtnt
fur the bin gains In Omaha renl estate and
i'l\p.i | > Nelnapka farms wi > offer. Lyinan Wnt-
terinan , 305 N. Y. Life HMR V tii 18
KOIl SAIiRIOAIj KSTATH.
TK YOU DKSiitn TO PHIU'HARI : PINIJ VA.
taut propel ty. c icap lots or houses ami lots ,
fur cash , ur oneiy easy terms , ilo not ( all
to hfe the Kldellly ' 1 rust 'o. , southenst corner
of llec bull'llnfr Tlielr lint l < t lurgcami they
rjcmnmeiiil nothing but bargains. He MU7I
AllSTUACTS. THu'llYllON Hii3 COMPANvT
_ _ _ . Ri2 m _
KA11M LANDS. C. If. HARHISON. 911 N. Y.
llfe , RK 9O-BIS *
_
iTniiu is A HNAP
2 lots Military a\u. , near Hamilton et. , and a
lot on West Lenvenworth. nil for JiWO.
J. W. llobblns , ISIli and Turnum t > ts.
Hi ; M733 22
1'OH H.M.I : . DON'T TAKi : YOUR MONI3Y
uut of the banks ami hoard It ur nut U where
It can be bluK'li. lletter buy a home , a lot
or a feu ncres ne.ir the city ut oiuhalf value ,
or buy a K od llrbt ni'Ulk'.iKc nn lmpro\eil
reil ehlate. | , .ijal > lc In iul ; , | , and bearlnK 7
per cent eml-umuial Intnest. Wo ha\e the
humes. the luts , the acieH and t IM Ilrst mort-
KttKU Iaim. , whlihe aru olferlne fur snlrt
and will bo ilnl ; to elmw them to any onu
vtbhlnff ( iiolltuble uiid aliaulutcly Mifev Invest
ments. Potter & < ! eorfio Co. , H. W. rornrr
_ _ ICIhaml _ I'llnuim. 1112 Mint 30
KOII HAM : , CIUAP , ni\rTiPui < COTTAOI :
rooms ; summer kitchen , hard and soft
water , coed brick cellar , lot 33x127 : rast front ,
part cash ; balance C per cent. 910 N 2" > th
strict III' 7W
PUT YOUIt MONKY IN RI2AI. KSTATIJ HAIl-
Kalns , Kilt-edged Omaha real estate and Nt > -
luabka ( arms ; Its lafi , no danger of loss ; poll-
tics nnd pnnlcs cnnnot effect It ; call nnd lixik
mrr nnr list of cheap rrstdrnre lots , iheap &
uml C-rooni cottnKt's ; luuul-omu houtes ; eliolce
f > nnd 10-ncri ) trarls , cnrden land and cheap
Nebraska farms. Gco. N. Hicks , 303 N. Y Life
Ria8 ;
_
roa BAM ? , iso Afiu.'a op LAND IN MOIIOAN
Co. , Colinado. ndjolnlni ; the county seat , under
ditch , owned by farmers ; over 75 ncnIn
ulfalfa ; KOOI ! house , well and other InilldlnKs ;
residence. H mile south of It K M depot. Ad
dress J. J. I.ojli , Karl Murgilll. Coin.
HK-M M 13 *
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AN i - : LK(1 ( ANT i fcTjl R TN Tll7 : VICINlTY OP
Ilanscom park. A dellRhlful and tduhtly place.
1'Ieaiant Krounds , with shrubbery uml e\ery-
thlnic desirable. Will take smaller place. Ill
exchunKe. If Intcremed call teen on M. J. Ken-
nurd in Bon , 310 J. J. Jlrown block.
Hi-MS27 JO
_ _ _ _
PINK KIIUIT L\NDS. CLOSK TO TIIK OITY
M. J. Kennard , solp UKeiU. 310 J. J llrown
CRIAP NK\V HI\-I N.HOOMMODIIIN : COT-
taie , within walklnc distance ot liustnem. Will
taku lot as purl payment. Yuur chance ; tee
us quick. M. J. Kwinard , sola acrnl. 31U J. J.
Ilronn block. Hi : MS2S 28
70 ACIIKS , SHULIIY CO. . IA. , $1.200. HAllllI.
on. 912 N. Y. Life uldg. RUMM ;
FOUND , ON ZITII. 11KD AND WHITE DOU.
o\ner call ut 17)1 So , 9th and pay fur UiN ad.
TA1I.OII.
MAX FOnKU MKRCHANT TA1IX3H AND
stenm rlearer , will remove to basement under
German Savings bank , September 1st ; lei. 997
2W-S-27
Aon. > cv.
CA1TAIN P. MOSTYN. nKTHCTlVIJ AOHNCY ;
nil dcpctl | e work cnrefnlly and promptly nt-
tcndcil to , 710 Knrliach block , Otnahn. anil clG
Ronhake Hide , ChlrApo. M CCS Octl
DANCIVO MCIUKIL.
M011ANIVH NOW OI'iN : KOIl LADIKS' OHM-
tlemtrt. chlldrrn ni" ! prUnte clnfsw. Tor | ir-
tlculars and terms jilc.ife call. IJin Rnrney st.
CS9 Oil
lltrlt.DI.NC AM ) LOAN AS.SOC1 ATIOV * .
SHA11KS IN MIITfAT. L. * 11 ASS'N PAYS .
7. 8 p r rent when 1. 2. 3 yrnnt old : always re
deemable. 1701 Parnam St. NaltliiKfr. Se < - .
403
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How TO airr A VioTtK on sncrnn GOOD
lnterc t on ; ivlnKs. Apply to Oninlu K & U.
Ass'n , 1704 1'arnam. G. M. Nattlnger. Seo.Ol
Ol
HHORTII.VM ) AM ) TVI'UWKITIJVCS.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , ItJ N. Y. MKK.
400
AT OMAHA 11USINKSS COLLEGi : . 1GTH AND
Do-JKlna. M195 S2J
iPiioLs'rr.H\ ! ] ( ; .
: PACKKD. KINISHKD. iin-
imlrrd ; tnntrorc made nnd renovated. Try
Walkln , 2111 CninltlK. tel. 1.131. MS
K. MAROWIT55 LOANS MONUV , 415 N. 16 ST.
409
-MUSIC , ART AM )
HLOCUTION. PHYSICAL CULTU11K. MRS. W.
N. Dorward. C23 N. 19th. Cuttings from stntid-
nrl authors. M59I-24 *
p. GKLLKNIIKCIC. HANJO AND
guitar teacher. H. 412 Uee Uldg. Tel. 2M.
100
A PINK CHICKHIllNO UPltlOHT PIANO ,
only llGTi.oo ; line Stone < t Co. iiprUht , { U.'i.OO ;
some other uurlKhts , J110.CO ; pianos to rent.
ASIIIInni II. Schmoller & Co. , 31S McC'ague
Ilhltf. < 42-
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END OF THE IMNC SEASON
Last Hot Events ht > I Nebraska on the
Bicycle Tracks.
OMAHA TO HAVE THRErP'WARM SESSIONS
I'nntpNt of th WrHJpl-Vi I'
nnil AiniitfiirM t ' llt-t
nt Tlilx I'olKt' In All
, Sortn
lllcyclo racing men nro about to enter on
a. season ot unwonted activity In Nebraska ,
succeeding one of unwonted tUilhie. s. It has
been some tlmo since a warm riding event
stirred the blood of the wheel cranks In this
slate , but there's lots n-comln' now. Floyd
McCnll's blue ribbon meet on Saturday night
will be a curtain raiser. He ban a good list
of entries for a lot of short events and will
show nil evening of rare sport. It will
bo followed during the week by several
events of minor Importance In the state ,
chief among which Is the one at Wayne on
Thursday. Then at Kearney on the same
day there Is a meet arranged , at which seine
very fast Denver and Cheyenne men are en
tered , with some others from Utah. Thla
meet serves to break the Journey from the
uestern points to Omaha , where the Omaha.
Wheel club "Oooglers" meet Is hold on Sat
urday. September 26. And on Monday nlsBl
the big sU-day race starts at the Charles
Street park. And If anyone thinks these
events are not attracting a lot of fast riders
In Nebraska he should seu McCall or Prank
Selfkln and ask about the entries. Tbcru
Is already booked n list of names such as
never utartcd on a Nebraska track. Names
that nro known from co.ist to coast arc down
and tbu owners expect to start.
Requests for entry blanks have been re-
ccheil from the Coburti brothers and
Cabaunc of St. Louis , Decker of St. Paul and
Kverhardt of Kansas City , Kalrmon , Lawson ,
( iiistavunson and nt least two others from
Chicago , Molersteln of Sioux City , the whole
list from Denver. Lincoln's own and only
Kb Mockctt and his mates , and the Omaha
"push" make a nice list of professionals
ulio will display their'abilities as flyers. Of
these nil arc certain to be here. In the
amateur list there are many well known
men ready to start. Olio notable entry
promised Is that of Fred Stevens of Ot-
tumwa , la. , who holds the Towa mile record.
Ho Is fully as speedy as his brother Orlando ,
who has done so well on the big circuit this
year. One thing local men will much regret
Is that Joe Dayno of Council IlhUTs cannot
start at the Omaha Wheel club meet. He
has made up his mind to abandon racing for
this year. Bnynn was the fastest novice of
the year and bade fair to bo the fastest of
local amateurs at the end of the season.
Frank Sclfkcn , who Is booking the entries
for the wheel club events , Is busy as a
beaver with his work , nnd says he has sev
eral surprises stored away for the knowing
ones In the list be Is preparing.
There will be a warm tlmo nt nikhorn
tomorrow afternoon , whom a nice little prize
list has been put tip for some amateur
events , under League'of American Wheel
men sanction nnd In which Omaha and Kre-
mont riders will comnetu against the coun
try "hot hoys. "
It "Is Just beginning Jo dawn on wheelmen
that the close of the season's racing In these
parts Is to be a hummer.
IIKSUI.T.H ox TIM : | nt\xi\fj ) TRACKS.
Talent nt < : riivcsoiid Coin n. Iluril Sit-
tlnur HnoU mi ThriMClnrhcM. .
NEW YOHK. Sept. 17. The talent took a
hard fnll nt Gravesend today. Three strong
favorites wore bowled over. Those wen
Hen Ronald , who ran unplaced In the first
event , unit Huckwa and the Winner , who
were heavily backed to take the fourth
and fifth events , respectively. The second ,
third iinrt sixth events were won by favor
ites. Results : ,
First race 'five furlongs : Miss Prim (7 (
to 2) ) won , Tragedian (8)to ( 1) ) second , Free
Lnncu (10 ( to 1) ) third. Time : lU2'i. :
Second race , one mile : Glen Moync ( C. to
5) ) won , Hoard .Mann (8 ( to 1) ) second , Tliu
Swain (7 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:11. :
Third race , the Flatlands stakes , live fur
longs : Hex 0 to 1) ) won , Chic (1 ( to 1) hec-
ond. Ludwlg Schafim (2 ( to 1) third. Time :
1:01 : 4.
Fourth race , selling , one mile and one
furious : Connoisseur ( B to 1) ) won. Kong
Knaeh (10 to 1) ) second , Jlnckwa (2 ( to ! > )
third , Tlmo : 1:51514. :
Fifth race , one mile : Cassettes (7 ( to 1) )
won , The Winner ( : t to 3) second , Jluska-
longo ( S to 1) ) third. Tlmo : IM.
Sixth race , soiling. sl\ furlongs : Preston
( f > to 5) ) won , Ameer (2 ( to 1) ) second , .Agita
tor to 1) ) third. Time : 1 : 13.
DETROIT , Sept. 17. Results at Windsor :
First tace , selling , llvo and one-hnlf fur
longs : Sp.ighettl won , Thornbush second ,
Klano third Time : lf'fl : ' i.
Second race , four and one-half furlongs :
Spoons won , Appleby second , VnnKirkmim
third. Time : 0'57'/i.
Third race , six furlonps : Jennie June
won , Red Top second , Slnalo.i III thlld.
Time : lH3i. :
Fourth race , selling , flve nnd one-half
fuiloiipfK : ror.mcllii won , Gwi-n second ,
Queen Alblu third. Tlmo : 1:0914. :
Fifth race , one mile : Rey del Mar won ,
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AIntlnuca NVcilnesany and Saturday , Prices ,
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Stnrk soconil , Hcslgnpr thlril. Tlmo ; 1:1.1 : 1.
ST. I.OMIS. Sept. 17. Th only winning
fnvorlto-i nt the b'nlr Oroiimla toiluy wr-rn
HtMJi nnd Fred Hnnr , whileAl Mllc nt 70
to 1 took the llfth event. Truck KOOI ! . Ro-
First rnpp , 2 > ypnr-o1ili , innlilptm , dvo fur-
loiifrsI > oc TulHTvlllo (2T ( > to 1) ) won , Tciiole
(7 ( to 2) spoonil , Oolden Roil (7 to 5) ) third
Tlmo : 1:0.1. :
Second r.ir-p , soiling1 , six furlcmns : Hush
(4 ( to u ) won , \VhlfT ( IS to 1) ) nrroml. Kro-
donla (4 ( to 1) thlril. Time' : 1:1R : 4.
Third mcp , selling , S-yenr-ohl , fivefur -
loiiffs : llorspshoe Toh.ioco ( I to 1) won ,
Mllford (3 ( to 1) ) Horoinl , Ilil5 ol A (11 to 5) )
third. Time : l.ttHfc.
Votirth inco. hnndlcnp , seven furlonss :
Kiunslti (3 ( tn 1) ) non Johnny McHnlt(1.1 ( to
10) second , May Thomas (7 to 12) tMrd.
Tlmo : Ii27'4
I-'Ifth r < iee , soiling , one mile : Al Miles
(70 ( to 1) ) won. Dew of June (12 ( to 1) speoml ,
Hilly McKenzIp ( .T to 1) thlril. Time : 1:4I : 4
Sixth r.ice , sollltiK , xlx furloiiRii : Fred
ll.uir (7 ( to 10) won , J. A. Ofoy (12 ( to 1) )
second , llrynn (10 ( to 1) ) third Tlmo : l-ll1- .
CINCINNATI. Sept. 17. Results nt O.ik-
leyFlrPt
FlrPt rnre. flvo furlniiKs : True T.lsht ( ISle
lo fi ) won , Anpolus ( S to 1) second. Karth
(4 ( to 1) third. Time : I:01 : 4.
Second raco. six furlongs : Irish l.ady
(3 ( to 1) ) won. Hgh.irt ( G to ro secoml. l.ojrnn
(6 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:15. :
Third r.u-o seven ftirloiiRs : Judith (1 ( to
2) ) won , IIofTnmn ( IT , to 1) ) socoml , Helen
Mar (3 ( lo 1) ) third. Time : 1:2914. :
Fourth race , the Onrnot stukes. net value
$2.310. Mix furlong : F F V ( .1 to 2) ) won ,
Hr. Catloll ( .1 to 1) ) second. Hen Urown (6 (
to 1) ) third. Time : 1:1C. :
Fifth race , mile nnd one-slxteenlh : Harry
MeCotlth (4 ( to 1) ) won. Semper Hen ( fi to fit
second , Itnmi Ire (7 to fi ) third Tlmo : l : < RVi
I.ONI1ON Sepl. 17. Knoeli & Wlslmnl
American horse \VI hnril r.in third tod.iy
In the race for the Yare haiullc.ip IRO sov
ereigns , In tht second day's r.iemir of the
CSront Yarmouth meotlnp. There were
sevoii starters. Tlio result In detail was :
l/ord Rendleshain's Lackadaisical llrsl , O.
C. Foslor's AKIICS Cnlllnnl _ second.
( iAMKS OP TIIK XAT10XAI. l.HACSl ! ! ' : .
lloitoii'lilliA > iiHhji HnltlliinriAK -
KffK'iitloii if Tlir -Tliiic Wlnni'PH.
ItAhTlMOUK. Sept. 17.The Hostons to
day shut out the Champions In onu of UK
heat all-round games of the season. Sulli
van held them down to two Infield hltH , a
feat which has been accomplished hut twice
hoforo thla season. The outllcldliiK on both
sides was faultless nnd the Bnmo. notwith
standing the errors , was full of RO from
start to llnlah. Today's came milker the
elslith shut-out of the season for the home
team. Attendance , 1.7S1I. Score :
llaltlmoio . 00000000 fl-0
Uoston . 100000100-2
Hits : Haltlmore , 2 ; Rostou , S. Krrors :
llaltlmorc , 2 ; Roston , 1. Two base hits :
McCann. Stolen b.isls : Hamilton , ; \M\K \ \ ,
Z ; Reltz , Unity. Double plays : IlulU to
Jennlnns to Doyle. First base on balls ;
Off Hoi.'er. 3 ; off Sullivan. 3. Slruck out :
Uy Hotter. 2 ; by .Sullivan , 1. H.itterle.s :
lnltlmore. ! Hotter and Robinson ; Hoston ,
Sullivan and HeiRon. TTmplie : Lynch.
riTTSHHIia , Sept. 17. PltlsburK put Its
farm" Inllold atramst the tallendors today
nnd lost the fjiimi * In the elihth by each of
thu farmers making tin error. Attendance ,
"CO. Score :
rittsburt ; . 00200000 0 2
Lonlsvlllu . 0-3
Hits : 1'lltsbiirK , fi ; Louisville , II. Urrors :
PlttBhunr , 4 : Louisville , 1. ICarned runs :
Louisville , 2. Tluee base lilts : Clarke.
First b.iso on balls : Ott Hill , . " > ; off Klllen.
2. Hit by pitched ball : Delehanty , Claik.
Kllst b.iso on Illeiral dellverv ; Iv ) Klllen ,
1. Struck out : Hy Hill , 1 ; by Klllen , 5.
Wild pitches : Hill. Ultterlfs : I'ittsburu.
Klllen , Snrden nnd Lyons ; Louisville , Hill
and Miller. Umpire : Kmsllo.
WASHINGTON Sept. 17 The Senators
lost today through Inexcusable errors and
lack of Judgment. Me.Inmes received poor
minport nml was nji'iiccd by Klntr at the
end of the llfth. Tlie same was called at
the end ot the elslith Innlns on account of
d.irkness. Attendance , ! > 700. Score :
\\-ashlnBton . 0 0030000-3
Brooklyn . 0 0 0 4 fi 0 0 0-10
Haso hits : Wnshlnffton , 0 ; Hronklvn , 12.
Krrors : Washington , 7 ; Drooklyn. 0 Karned
runs : WnshlnKton. 2 ; Rrooklyn , 3 Two-
Ivise hit : Orimn. Thren-b.ise lilt : Shlndlo
Home run : Grim. First base on balls :
Off Kennedy , 7 ; off MoJumoi , 4. Hit by
pllched ball : Smith , O'Brien. Struck out :
Ily JlcJames , 3 ; bv Kennedv , 2. Pafsi-il
ball : McGnlre. Wild pitch : Kennedy , nai
leries : Washington , McJames , KliiK and
McGnlro ; Rrooklyn , Kennedy nnd Grim.
Umnlro * : Hurst and Heyd'cr. '
NF.W YORK. . 17.
. Sept. -New York-rhlla-
delphla. Bnrno called In the third Inning on
account ot darkness.
CLKVKLAND. O. . Sent. 17.-ChlciKO- ;
Cleveland KURIO postponed ; wel m on mis
STANDING OF THK TKAMS.
No sanies scheduled for today.
HCOIIKS OF TIII : WISTIRX i.io
MilllKMIIIOllN KlM'JlM Oil AVIllIllliyr
U Im-Nii' < \i-i-il.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sent. 17-Seore :
Indl.inapoIU 0 I 1 0 0 0 n 0 r
Minneapolis 50001 00 * G
Rasi- hits : Indianapolis 10 ; Mlnnc\ipn'l4
C. Krrors : Indianapolis 2 ; Minneapolis , 4.
naileries : D.ivH nml Ruckley ; lltitchlnson
nml SchrlviT.
DKTROIT. Sept. 17.-Sooro :
Detroit 0 9
Milwaukee * 1 10
Ilaso hits : Dntiolt. 15 ; Milwaukee , 12.
Krrors : Dotrolt 'J ; Milwaukee. 2. IJatlcr-
Ics : Thomas nnd Trost ; netlirpr and Hooar
GRAXP RA1 IDS , Mich. , Sept. 17.-Scoio :
Clrnnil Rnplds I S
Kansas City 0-3
Hlls : annul Rnplds. 12 ; K'ansiH ; City , 7.
KrrorsUniiul Hnplils , 2 ; Kansas City , .1.
H.itterli's : ( Jarvln and llod o ; Wayne and
Hlanfoiil.
COMIMHUS. Sopt. 17. Tnilay'H wnme lie-
Iwoon I'olumlius nnd HI . Paul was trans
ferred lo tooioriow.
STANDING OP T1IR TKAMS.
Plnved. Won. J.oit. P.P.
Minneapolis 129 SS 41 ( IS.2
Iinllimipnllii 127 75 r.2 fi'H
Dt-trnlt 1X1 71 ; ,17 57.1
Rt Paul i : 71 59 5l.il
K.IIIM.IS C'lly lai ( IS C2 , f,2.1
Mllwnnkoe i : i r/l 77 ii ; I
Coliinihits 1"'i 47 M III.S
Oranil Rapids 1.11 11 31 : u.l
. .No Kiinies Hchfilllli'il for today.
TIIIV < 'i.Ani TO HI : TIII : t : >
ln lil OMj'H Hull TIMIIII > l IHTM Wnnl
IIonVlrlliiiN. .
1JAVID CITV , Neb. . Sept. ! 7.-Spcclal.- ( )
Thc David City llase I.ill ! club on Its H--
cent trip met ami defeated all org.iiilzcil
clubs In northern , western and southern
Nebr.iBkn , winning fourteen out of sixteen
games played and now cluiinH the champion
ship of ( be stale , and Is ready and willing
to defend the llllo ngaliLst any and all
Hubs Coleridge recently sent a challenge
: hrough The ! ! CH > to play the Universities ,
IrliHnnlH of Omaha or the D.tvld City club
for JUi'i ' a Hide and the I'lmmpioiishlp , whleh
was at once accepted by D.ivld city and
dates set for September SI. 22 and Kl on the
grounds here The Universities of Umalia
HoeliiK the rlalm of David City to the cham
pionship , wrote for dules of guniL-s , which
wore Immediately given them , but for snnm
reason the games were culled off by tbn
Universities. Thc > U.ivld City club desires
to nay that should they dr-fmt ColerlilK"
It Is ready to meet thu Universities one ,
two or thrcf gomes , give or lake expenses
\\lth a prlvlligo of 10 nnd M ) jier cent of
gate iccclpts any tlmu during the present
month e.xrrcpi date.i named ; and in case
of refusal of the I'nlveisllles to meet the
David Cily club the Druid City club will
claim and certainly Is entitled to the cham
pionship. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CrlcK-cl.
The game on the grounds of the Omaha
Crucket club on Saturday will be- the dual
of n scries of thieo bulmeii > wu 'i-innn
ciptalned by K. II. Spr.xguj and John Kian-
cls respeetlvely. K.ich It-am has ono punt'
to Ita credit ho far , and tomoirmv' ? tuinu
will settle Ihu controversy. The U-ams :
J. Kr.incls , c.ipUun ; fj. S'aujhan. Taylor ,
CanaTon , Richelieu , Hill , Dr. Young. Jlar-
H-r , Colvln. J'ottcr , It. VoungUrotchle ,
Nealo
K. H. Spr.igue , captain ; W. V.ui hnn ,
liouBlas , Slmms. Lawilu , New , ShleliU ,
StrlblhiK. lloth , C. H. Voung , Rev. Mr.
Llwyd , Manly. Hurst. Rowers
Stumps will be pitched at 2:30 : sharp. All
rpemburs of thu Omaha Crlekot club are
requested to attend a special general meet
ing at this Itarker hotel on Saturday night
at 8 o'clock for the pimio.ie of making n
change In thu by-laws and attending to
other business of Importance.
( iiilmin'x I.UNl Achievement.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sept. 17-Louis Gtilmm.
the twenty-four hour champion cyclist did
tun miles hero tonight In 22:132-5. : Ho was
paced by his team mates on a quint. iimd |
and triplet. This mark Is the world's rec
ord for a llfth-mllu track ,
Riming : ill Mnuv City ,
SIOl'X CITV , Sepl -Special ( Tele
Kraml"lvo ) thoiiaand peojue attended thoraces
races ut the Hloux City fair today Results
3:00 : minute pace , puruo 1500 , Bhudeon ( Irst ,
Allfaro HoconJ. Wlltlp P nml Kfllo Arm
strong. Times 2:34 : ! 3:34 : : 2:3IH. :
2 : trot , puree ) t > )0 ) : I < cllo WeIN first ,
Rhmlclnnd Onward sex'oniV Rndlnl , Choice-
wood nnd Knnlnc. lime : 2:24 : ; 2:18'4 : ; 2:22 : ;
2:21. :
2:21.2is : rmcp , purse JIOO : RuiBplI T first ,
D.imly Hey second ; Dick , Wollalipnl , Ra
dius nnd Norcma. Time : 2:12ai : ! 2:12ii : ;
2.-1.V' , : 2:14 : % .
Running , thrcc-titmrters of n mile nnd
repeat : Clio first , Surprise second , O.ik-
wooil nnd AmthPlm Tlmo _ ltoai : : ; l:2 : Vl.
\iilliinnl Tliilt > l U'orrj IIIJT.
SAN KRANCISCO , Sept. 17.-Tlu National
club has not received n reply from olther
Corbet ! or Sharkry to the telegram sent
to them offering JIO.tMO for n trn-roitnd
contest In San ! ranclsco. Thn club Is not
worled over the sllenoo nnd rather Inclines
to the belief that the big bruisers an- holdIng -
Ing the- offer In rcamo until they bnvo
satlslled themselves no belter terms will
bo forthcoming from other quarters.
A private dispatch received from New
York last night staled Unit Corbott and
Shurkoy had bevii olTored hlg Indueemont.t
lo box twenty rounds In or no.jr New York
nnd that they were considering the matter.
Tri-mlnny After Konl Hull I'lnjrri.
NHW YORK , Sept. 17.-A Cincinnati dls-
imleh to Hie KvenltiR Post says : Ralph H.
Trondway , the Yale foot ball captain , who
was yesterday reported lo bo missing ,
stopped over tu Cincinnati hist night be
tween trains. A college friend of his , liv
ing In Cincinnati , s.uv him and was In
formed tlint Mr Treiulwny preferred to
keep his departure from Iho oust n secret ,
as ho was In iiuost of two famous foot ball
players , one of Kansas unlvetsliy and an
other of Iowa university , llo said that a
Harvard man luul now started In pursuit
of the satno players.
Colorlili ? ! * AVIiiN flu * I'lirM' .
WI58T POINT , Neb. , Sept. 17.-Speclnl.- ( )
The third ffame of the sorlos was played
here yesterday , Colcrldgo winning thu odd
game and the JIOO pur.-o. Thu game was
very Interesting. The home club secured a
lead of seven runs In the tlrst two Innings.
Coleridge then did some- hard slugging to
overtake thu homo loam. Score :
West Point .3 3
Coleridge 001 4 0 2 ,3 2 3 li !
Itatterles : West Point. Shady and Rlue-
harl ; Coleridge , Slosgolt , Grah.im , Morri
son and Wood.
Sli-lnltr. nnil IMIIsluiry ( n 1'lny.
RUDA 1'IJSTII , Sept. 17-III the Interna
tional chess tonrniinienl , which was seheil-
uleil lo licKln on Oelober 1 , and has now
been postponed to October fi. Stulnltr. nnil
Plllsbiuy. the former at present In Woer-
Isohoofen. Ravnrla. the latter nt Ntiiein-
burK , will he unioiiK the uninpetllors.
l.ONIM > N. Sept. 17.-The London Times
says : "It Is staled that the Slclnllz-I.as'kor
match at Moscow has been postponed un
til November , und It Is possible both these
players will jilay In the. Huda-Pesth tour
nament October 5. "
Snunder * County Knlr lliicrn.
WA11OO , Neb. , Sept. 17.-Spoclnl ( Tole-
STam ) Only a small crowd nttended the
Sau ml era county fair today. The races
were an follows :
2:33 : p.icliiK r.ico : Lostiis llrst ; Orion
second.
nlM : trot : Saunders county horse , Von-
\Vood , Hist ; Lestn second.
llo ( Tf'unlH In l ! < lil < > iiKo.
CHICAGO , Sepl. 17. In the Wyunilotte
tennis tournament today CanNeel boat
K. P. Fischer. C-0 , fi-3 ; W. A. Uirneil beat
Georse Wrenn , C-2 , G-3 ; Carr Neel beat Sam
Chase. G-2 , tl-2 ; K P. Fischer heal Kvcrls
Wrenn , li-2 , (5-2 ( ; W. A. I xrned beal Charles
Chaso. 2-iJ , 7-5 , -l ; Charles Chasu beat
Kverts Wrenn , C-l , C-2.
MimnrcliH M'lint a Cnnic.
The Monarch foot b.ill team Is anxious
for a K.ime with any team In the state
averaKlng not over 115 pounds to the man.
Address Robert Shields , 221S Kmmct
street , Omaha.
OFFICKHS FOIL WKSTIC1IN lODrrOR.S.
Convention nt lleiiver IN l mlcil ; \ < MV
OrlemiN'ii < Y 'nr.
DBNVEK , Sept. 17. The Western Kdltors' '
association hns ended Its business sessions
beio by choosing Now Orleans as the
place for the next meeting and elect
ing the following olllcera : B , L. Hunt-
ley. Louisiana , president ; L. S. Scott ,
Louisiana , corresponding secretary ; Mrs.
llarbiough , Kansas , recording secrelary ; T.
l'\ Henley , Oklahoma , treasurer ; vice pres
idents , Kansas , J. K. Junkin ; Indian Ter
ritory , W. II. Walker ; Louisiana , John Iy-
mend ; Texas , P. P. Robinson ; Utah , C. L.
Wright ; Missouri. H. M. White ; Oklahoma ,
T. n , llcnsley ; Nebraska , W. 15. 1'tirccll ;
Colorado , K. II. Talbott ; Wyoming , K. W.
Olt The Rocky Mountain IMItor , publlsheil
In Denver , was made the ulllclal organ of
the federation for the ensuing year.
Thu program provides for a day or two
of excursions In the mountains of Colorado.
I5A.MCS INSIST O.COM ) COI.V.
CllHlomerH AMkeil lo I'ritinlNc < ( ) l'n > -
DflilH In Conil .HoiK-y.
TORONTO , Ont. , Sept. 17. The followltiB
circular has been sent by Canadian banks to
custo.ncrs with Hie request to sign and re
turn It to the bank : "In consideration ot
the bank discounting or negotiating for us
such promissory notes , bills of exchange or
checks payable in the United Slates as maybe
bo satisfactory to said bank , we hereby guar
antee the due payment of said piomlssory
notes , bills of exchange or checks ( at ma
turity ) In gold coin or Its equivalent , ana
agree to bold thu bank Indemnified against
.my loss or damage lhat may arise through
payment of the xamo being mailo or ten-
tereil In silver or any other deprcclalcd cur
rency. "
FIRST OO.lli : IS KIUHT SHRVni ) .
Deinoi-riilH In limn MUM ! Make n llnce
fur n I'liicr nn ( InIhillnl. .
DKS MOINKS , Sept. 17. The two factions
of the democratic parly In this state are
engaged In a spirited contest as to which
shall bo recognized as the democratic party
on the olllclal ballot. The attorney general
holds that Ilrst come must bo Ilrst Nerved.
Whcio there are contests , tin ; county audi
tor , cleik and attorney must determine. It
looks us if It will lead to considerable con
fusion.
( iiild Men .Niinil nulc
PIIILADKLI'HIA , Sept. 37. The Btalo
committee of Pennsylvania gold democrats
met today and nominated Nay Walker Jr. ,
ot Allegheny county and Ilenjamln C. Potti
> f Delaware county for congrcssmcn-at-laigc.
Triinlile l'\icccil | ( nt tin
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 17. Tiotlblo l-i
ooked for tomorrow at the Hrusn Creek
coal mines just out of this city , when Iho
company nttcmpls to taki > Into thu mines
a number of minors who are on the way
from Rich Hill to tnke the places of the
men who strut lv List wee ! ; for an Increase
ot wages. Klphty-llve of the striking min
ers and' their famlllo.s who wt-jv evicted
from the eomi'.iny's houses are In c.unp
In the vicinity of the mines and Uneaten
to prevent the now men from going to
worl : .
Ml'imirln ! li > All Ili'llini llrrocn ,
IIAGKRSTOWN. Mil , Sept. 17.-On the
Hagerstown liirnpllte , about 3 > 0 yards from
Ihu hlBlorlc old Dunkard'H cluircli , a hand
some shaft of Vermont mat bio was di'dlo.i-
ted this afternoon to the memory or the
r.l'i ini'inbors of the old Philadelphia brig
ade , which fell In the Antlelam liatllo near
the sput where the monument now utand.s.
( lovfinorH Hasllnts of Pennsylvania and
LowndeH of Maryland p.iilli'lpated In to-
dm'K fxerclmes. Special trains from Phila
delphia and Washington brought a huge
number of vctcians of lliu old brlKadu
\Yiiiiiiin > vl < li lliircfnnteil Clillilren.
ST. JOSIOPH , Mo. , Hfpt. )7.-Mrs. ) Anna
Wood of Hatmdd , Mo , airlvud In the city
this morning with threu barefooted chil
dren and was taken before the county
court , where sinatlted for absUlance to
get to her pnrentB In TDXIIM. Some llmo
iiK'i she was doserteil by her husb'ind and
left In a destitute condition. Snu li.nl
walked eighty inllus. c.irrylng two of the
chlldrrn most of Ihu u.iv. Thu cuunty
couit feent her tu her destination.
Klreinon Km \lltlliilliin ,
GALVKSTON , Tex. . Sipt. 17Tho con
vention of locomotive Kin mi n In exur-u-
tlvc Ht'sslon today put In Its tlmu llstunlni ;
to the reading of Ihu grand mcrolary's ic-
porl and thu reiorls | of the llrsl ami secoii ]
grand masters. It Is iindi-rHtood that the
committee on thu welfare of thu mclur
rccommeiidH an uiidorHeincnt uf lh < ! KUKKCA-
tlon contained In ( Irand Master Sargmit'H
biennial icport rclatlvu to alllUallon with
other xympathbllu oiganUatlcjiiH.
Atlnitlieil lo Seeure Allnuiii ) .
MURIDKN. Conn. Sept. -High Sheriff
Spiegel today placed an attachment on all
tbu rcil estate of R.iu-llffi ) JIlilu' , to the
value of $300.00" " ) Tiio attuchmont IH to HI--
cuio ullmany In thu suit for dlvorcu , now
IHdJliiK , brought by Isabella llii-kn The
marriage took placu October 19 1693 , n >
.MailUon , Wl' < . , and her homo was given
OH Chicago
RICH JUNES OF HILL CITY
Sbuth Dakota's Gold Mining Possibilities
Illustrated.
THREE MONTHS' HISTORY OF THE ST , ELMO
V'lrld Aiiro\liiintliiK' | | Tnit 1 In nil red
Dollnrn u lu > * for l'l % i * i'miNrciillvc
la > n from it .tllnt * tlint
WIIH Onoc Aliiiiiilnnril.
HIM. CITY , S. 1) . Sept. 17. ( Special. )
The history of the St. Klmo mine during Iho
past three months furnishes a flr.o Illustra *
tlon uf the possibilities of gold mining In
this region. Yesterday a clran-up wax inado
at this property after a five dnjs' run with
a Trcinnlnc stamp mill , nnd the retort Is
said to hnvo weighed nearly llfly ounces , a
yield of approximately $200 from the t\\olvo
tons of ere crushed for each twenty-four
hours otoperatlon. The St. Klmo mlno wa *
ono of the first mines worked In this region.
Porno eight or ten years ago the property
yluMeil a considerable sum from rich sur
face ores , hut after tlm Incorporation of the
company llttlo deu'lopment work was done
and until the present year the operation of
the mlno was practically abandoned. * Some
months ago James McDonald , \cterati
void miner , superintendent and one of the
pilnclpnl owners In the rroperty , discovered
and opened a rich vein iinpn a portion of the
ground never before worked. Working alone
and under the disadvantage ot limited capi
tal , Mr. McDonald has brought the mine to
Us present stage of successful operation.
After the first rich relurns from early workIngs -
Ings the stockholders of the company \\ero
unwilling to contribute for development
work , but having confidence/ the property ,
McDonald lefused to null , and his efforts
h.ivo further Illustrated the fact that the
region about Hill City Is preeminently n
"poor mat V COUP try.
The now St. Klmo letlgeovercropped at
the surface of the ground In a lodge sev
eral Inches In width and now ranges In
width from three to sK feet. At n point
near the mouth of the working tunnel u
largo ledge ! exposed , carrying good millIng -
Ing values ami revealing rich specimens of
rock at jiolnts In the vein. This ledge lias
boon "stripped" and the ore body will bo
worked by Iho open cut method. A shaft
Is being sunk upon the vein opened In the
tunnel nnd at a depth of loss than fifty
feet the vein .las "straightened" to nearly
vertical. The company has purchased ono
of the Tremnlno steam stamp mllla , which
will crush sit tons of ere per stamp every
twenty-four hours. This mill ninmlsos to
play an Important part In the development
of the rici veins so characteristic of this
region. The returns from the St. Elmo
ores for a period ot lobs than two weeks
will pay the entire cost of the plant.
Night and day shifts are at work In the
mlno and th , > St. Klmo Is already classed
with such producers as the Sunny Shlu and
Golden Slipper.
WIM. VOTH AaAI.VST \OI'01li:3 l ,
( luoxtloii Son III DiiUitfn People Hnv
u Clinncf f < > Doclilf.
YANKTON. S. D. , Sept. 17. ( Speclul.- )
The last legislature provides for the re-
submlsslon to the people of an amendment
to Iho constitution , which Is an addition
to article \vll.and Isdliectod nt monopolies.
It reads thus , nnd will be voted upon at
the coining election : "Monopolies nnd trusts
shall never be allowed In this Btalo and
no Incorporated company , co-partnership or
association of persons In this state shall
directly or Indirectly comblno to make
any contract with any Incorporated com
pany , foreign or domestic , through tholr
stockholders or trustees or assigns of , mich
stockholders , or with any co-partnership or
association of pers-ons or In any manner
whatever to fix the prices , limit the produc
tion or regulate Iho transportation of any
product or commodity bo as to prevent com
petition In such prices , production or trans
portation or to establish excessive prices
therefor. "
_
Illur CIIIIN fur Smith Dakota.
YANKTON , S. 1) . . Sept. 17. ( Special. )
The public speakers assigned to South Da
kota for the next ten days nro : J. u. Mona-
ban of Wisconsin , A. C. Rankln of Pennsyl
vania , George lj. Dobson of Iowa , Governor
W. C. Lyon of Ohio , Kntito Nelson of Minnesota
seta and Dr. E. A. Eaimndcr of Chicago.
Ooorgo Jj. Dobson Is the republican nominee
for secretary of ntate of Iowa , and the other
speakers are nil prominent men and good
talkers. Three hundred speeches will be
made In South Dakota during the next ten
days. County conventions have all hren
held , and uoxt week will witness the be
ginning of a school house campaign , the
Ilko of which baa never been equaled In
Dakota politics.
< * riMv furil IK u CitmiiiilKiicr.
YANKTON , S. D. , Sept. 17. ( Special. )
The Canton News , which has rufusedto _
support Coe I. Crawford for congress , or to
place his name In the republican ticket
which Is printed In the paper , came out
In Its last Issue and acknowledged that It
bad become convinced that Crawford was
not so bad , after nil , and that It would work
for his election. Sltico the Aberdeen con
vention the Taylor com prom l.so has been
lost Might of , nnd the nominee who , It was
thought , would bo a burden to the ticket.
proves to bo the most successful campaigner
of them all ,
MIIII.V Criiln ii < - iifofN UIIH.V ,
YANKTON , S. D. , Sept. 17. ( Special. )
Gonrgo A Johnson , member of the South
Dakota railroad commission , reports that
XOO grain elevators have thus far taken out
their state licenses , which Is almost the
tolal number of warehouses doing busltu'sa
In Ilils state. Kvciy warohrwso la required ,
under fie r'ate laws , lo rocuro n llconnn
each year , Iho fro for which Is $1. Ware
houses storing grain for pay nro ulno re
quired to fuinlrh a bnnil to the Hlalo as u
protection to the farmer whoae grain ii
btored. _
( irmmil In ( inoil Comllllon.
IKMVAHD , S. D. , Sept. 17. ( Special )
This jmrt of South Dakota has been vtaltcd
by heavy rains iccently. Since Saturday
night about three Indies of water has fallen.
A heavy fall of hall occurred mt C o'clock
yesterday morning , many of the hall Htonu.s
being larger than liens' eggs. There wan
no wind at the time. The ground has not
been In as good condition for fall plowing
In many years.
( 'oiinly Pair.
lillOOKINGS , S. D. , Sept. 17. ( Special
Telegram. ) The Hrooklnns county fnlr I *
bulng hold here this wick , The exhibits
aio ! liu llnc.st over been In thla part of the
state. This was silver day and the attend
ance wus good. Tomorrow will bu gold
( lay anil a largo crowd Is oxpectoil. Thu
horsi ) exhibition la far above the average
coii'iiy fair. _
l nt MIIHii-ll.
MITCIIKI.I. , S. ! > . , Sept. 17. ( Special. )
Last night Herbert K , Hitchcock , an at
torney , ami MUtt M'lbel Hllby , daughter uf
Adjutant General Sllby , wcru married lioth
are prominent In Mitchell society. They
resldo In 'his city.
Cliiirnril nllli Criminal ANHIIII | | ,
HOWAHD. S. D. , Sept. 17. ( Special. ) A
man named Ni'ssiriire , working on a form
thrco mllcb north of Howard , wan irreutud
Monday fur criminal anHtult on the person
of Miss Ida Hill. He ban not yet hod llU
examination.
Til 13 IIKAI.TV .li
IN8THUMKNT8 placed ou record Tliursi * , t
September 17 , 18UG :
WAItRANTV DI3KD8.
J. N. HaiubciKcr and wlfo lo N , O.
Stc.ve.iiH , w II feet , lol H , block 7ti ,
Sotiih Omaha (10,500
O. M. Oil-son and wlfu tu David Uill-
Htrom. lot I , block 15 , ROHM Hill add 4M
Sarah Mailing and husband lo Anna
/.UkovHky. wl4 lol 'J , block K ,
C. X/l / ! " ( Jllbi-rl Viii'd''wlfo ' To'J. . ' 'H. ' ( Vll-
bi-rl , lolH 15 and 1C , block P , Omaha
View KH
gl'IT CLAIM DKKlJH.
W II Heynoldu and uifito J N.
HarabiTKiT , w 41 feet , lot ij , block
70 , Houlli Omahn . 10,71
Total amount of traiibfcra. , , , , . . . . } 27UI