THE OMAHA DAILY BEEs WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 30
EGIRL NOTICES.
tprtlKemenl * for tlu-nc column *
,1ic , InUrn tinlll 13i.1O it. in. , ( or the
tints imil nntll 8 t . in. tor Uic
Jilnir nml Stinilnr PillllniiN ,
fertldero , I > r rcniientliiK n nnni-
il cltcclc , cnn Iinvp nnnrroro '
fticil to a ininiliereil lettrr In cnrc
file Ilcc , AnnucDt wo ntl < trc' ' " > il
I Itc > ilollvcrcil on jirenpiit tlon of
elicelc only.
\ten \ , t 1-2c n. troril flrit Innprtloiu
( ivorit theronftrr. Notlilnw < n1tc"
leu * thnii SSo lor tin : llril ln er-
l. TlicmnrtVprllHcincmn mu t lie
conneeiitlvi'ly.
SITDATIO.VS
, . WIIITRU. KXI'r.llir.NfRO
fei lAl > lc. Jtlren ix mtuitloti In a roiinlry
Vin * c'llio : Miijill Hilary. A UPHI-I , l > oo
( la ut Itpnver , fold. A-MJIOla *
WAXTiU MAI.I3
_
'rnn , AN IDEA ; \viio CAN THINK eve
e flmple thliiff to patent ? Protect your
C * . they may brine you wealth. Wrllc John
nlilcrlmtn R Co. , Dent. V. Patent Attorneys ,
pihlnglon. I > . C. , for their Jl.iM prize pfTer
J a list of 200 Invmtlonn wanted. U71
"TKD-AN ArTiviriiAM IN"IVRUV 1.0-
§ , ly lo rrpicscnt u ( no lortiinc hunter
/tpil / ) ! will Runrnntce > I3 60 wecfcly nml nil
P n ea : Investigate nt once. Box BWs , HMI-
AND nxpiJNPiHAI.IS. " " .
„ for clRnrs ! fjcprrlente iiiineceseiryi extra
Wi-menln in cu icmcr8. Chna. C. HlBliop &
O/JU. / J.oul . _ _ 1I-MC07 07'
' "THD. A FJUHT-CLASS T13A. HI'ICI ! AND
lilr mtluiiiiian , liiivliis nn cnlnbllsheil trnitc
j bran. . . H. C. rhher. Chlrag.gT |
Ciuns | rou IIAILIIOAU COM PANT
C'Ki Wyomlnuj Rood W.IBM ; free fore.
er & O'Henrn , 1120 I < 'nrnnmI1l" i-ol.
: , S , : -
s unneocjsnrj' ; 3" ( X ) weekly nml expennct !
1,1 Ilrynn nnd MoKlnlcy ntlractlonn. l-nljt.
"
"Mile & Co. . Kt. J.OUIK. _ B-MSM 30 _
[ ' $ 8AI.K8MRN"VN'n3l ) : aodl > MO.N'HV
' HIP rUht men ; wo wnnt hustler with
nil expcrlcneo to hantlle our Una of line
' nml youth * up-to-
. .llum-prlceil men's , boys
" ( j shoes. In connection with anything else
tt iloei-n't conlllct ; llbeml comnilnslonj 15001 !
lie imd biff reputation buck nC Kooils. Ail-
i with references , lluot nml Rho.Man" -
tiff Co. . Uoilon , Mass. Il-ai2r > 7 SO *
I'ANTEO. SALESMEN IN EVERY DISTRICT ;
new fccason ; Families free ; salary i > r commis
sion , with expenses from tnrt. I.ulte Uros.
Cu. , ChlciiKQ. 11-M2.-.9 30
WANTED , AN aXPKHH3NCBI >
fir planlne mill ; none liut flrst-clnes incchnnlo
. L v.I apply. Inquire ut Heu l'
WASTED IIUI.P.
\\-ANTED-AN ACT1VH WOMAN AT StO.CO
weekly to represent us. AddreM Pox B.W , Ijos-
ton. Mnos. C-MCSt OC
A GOOD COOII. N. W. COItNUH
Otn.ee Sis.
M'ANTKD , nlllGHT LADIES TO TAICI3 Olt-
, ern for our klmlereurtcn specially In city
jnl every county In th United motes : noth-
* ViB lIHo It : Just the thing for thf Holidays ,
olusHe lerrltory , permanent employment ;
itrite for particulars. AddresH the Tort Uenr-
loni Pub. Co. , 415 Dcnrborn Ft. , fhlcii n.
FOH K13XT HOUSES.
USUS IN ALL , 1'AUTS Or' TI1H C1TV. TUB
. V. DiAls Company , IMS Fnriiam. U 378
ouans. uuNUWA & co. , ins N. IJTH ST.
IJ 373
iOUKUN HOUSES. C. A. STARR , S25 N.Y.LIKU
D 374
THAM HKATUD STOKK3 AND FLATd.
iHowarJ Kunclt , agent , 1C10 Chlcano street.
I D 37j
Vi'j HOUSES AND COTTAOTS ALI. oven
icily , JU lo IW. Fidelity , 1702 I'lunam.D .
D 3itt
'IE LIST OF HOUSES. THE I1YRON
"d Co. , 212 S. 14th St. D-377
WALLACE. UL1C. . JGTH
gO.DoURlns.WALLACE. D-378
RENT , 10-IiOOM HOUSE ,
t ft icpalr. 712 N. 19th St. D Mil *
ON-SENT A CHOICE. DETACHED MOD-
preiroom house. No. 2123 Capitol ave. , J35.00.
IJ , Roblson. ? rCC ?
* > si ? MODERN CORNER 1'LAT. 2401 LEAV-
Of nth si. D-M6CI 010 *
? ftu'ZNT. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
tlio ; s rooms ; modern. CO'J Park avenue.
% VOU' ' | COTTAGE , S. E. 23D AND CLAIIKE.
tlonsl D GUI
an
, OF STOIlrillOOMB. IJLOCK.S. FLATS
. , itrull/ located houses which they wlih
this lo rente. ! should 11:1 them with Potter
the I lea Co. . S. W. corner ICtli and Furnain.
T D-M80SM
tlon _ _
larfftN FLATS WITH tlVEKYTHlN'O NEW
K 30 Mrlctly nn-t cliiss In the Davldso hulld-
t118th and Farnam. Apply tn John \V.
r lnollmi rooms , 3 nnd 4 DuUdge bulldlnfr.
BO t ) ' -SM-3Q
\ " fENT. / . VO11 THE WINTEH. NINE-UOOM
aejte' furnished , modem conveniences , one
alf.i ; from r.ult car line , on South 29th at. ,
fn " "afrom school ; will rent cheap lu hiiltnhlp
of t * " 15"St of references icqulrcd Address
- - -
Of "lIOUSE. S712 CALIMVELL HT. , MOD-
< „ „ 'ter conveniences. Rood condition , cheap
lcs ! F. 1 > . Wcail , ICtli nnd Douslu
D-liO-O-l
, , T , E1GHTIROOM DETACHED MOD-
1 > tsc , with burn. Hmjulre ut 1701 Far-
fcA cal , . 2COJ Pierce sticel. D-117-O1
shOT r-
MODERN FLAT. 1112 SO.
D-133-O2 *
\fnr
low ! JIODEUN FLAT , iJ 1JLOC1CS FltOSl
' house , only J25.CO.
/I 0tli avc. . ID-room huti.se. oak floor
[ 4 ISf uilih , modern In orfry respect , irrateH ,
I , i IKliI'Vr. " ' furace and liumlry ; twit built house
L \ isy W city. W-M I'er month. Omaha Itcul
l w V : * dnd Trust Co. , 211 So. 18th Bt.
, , ,
" D-M11C
L isr" -
1TANT | ; , JIODEIIN 8-IIOOM Fl'HNISHED
ii'to In wc-at part of city , for rent about
} af ! " " ! MKcnnard & Son. , 310 mown
If93 . . , J
1 n " 25 1
1SOI
1S35 \ \ , FURNISHED HOt'SE-INQUIRE N.
1S86 . . , ? nnd Leavemrorth SIH. I ) 2JI
I.N HOUSE. 2' ST. MAICVS
luipon D. ( j.room Hat. modern , stc-el iiut c ,
Qggro < v > orncr ICtli nml .lunex , Clour.or blk , ,
floodlldlirvlii llroB. , 1C13 F.irnam si.
D-.M2I3 Ol
in !
an J.
lllll. iM HOUSE FOR 120.00 , C19 S ,
Splendid location ; mudrin ruiuciilencen.
Tfv of Dr. Tllden , I ) M
dlff I'AI.LiTlN CITY ; ONLY SEVEN.ROOM ,
heal , all modern IIOUKC ; ulna thrt-u
roltnKe. TUatil. 1 N , 71th.DM2IO
D-M2IO Ot *
iENT , HANDSOME MOOKllN' HOUSE ,
lilinl or unt rnh < heil ; most dexlrnble
borhood. Atldieva X 4. , lice IJulldlnt ; .
' u-sn
v"l' < OOM IIHICK ; IIKST LOCATION IN
to J'n.V , P. Claik , ) j uiiRlim l.
this U-MMI Ol
RENT. D.ROOM MODERN DWELLING
J N. IStll t. . tw J23W per niolltll. Apply
II. Melkle , 001 1st Nnl'i , iink JIM * . >
D-MfiO
llKNT. HOL'SE OF II 1IOOMH IN A
plaits location ; no viral incmcrs may r
If ho s lnUen at onon , A ] > ply Uo C
n -M262 e > tit t
, y
it nn.vrKi > HM.siuci > HOO.MS.
E * tJISHED IIOOJIS VOll IlCl'riEKEEPING '
fnun and \\lfe. Unit taKcn In Ituanl. 3ia N ,
i-M4il3
IIENT. ROOMS WITH on
Vd ; steam hrat. cltclrlo IlKlit , elevator ,
balha ; rate * reiu.oii.iblo. DiniisvUck hotel.
s . MS. 110(1 ( CAI'lTOL AVE.
E-U9-01 *
i.3rg r
* ' % 9 " . . . > LY FURNISHED ROOMS ; IIOUSKKEEP
"B 1'23 i ' _ Iaj2' - _ I : Irl1'IL
* * "
"lt75NT TjdoMS ; MrDEP.N V'ON\EN.
( . C21 > > So , J'JIli bl. E-MiiJ ? SU *
IIUU.MS AM ) IIOAU1) ,
. . RENT. FttRNISHEH ROOMS. AVITH OR
r .i.tliout board ; cleum hent und alt mod rn
l-'UHO\iiiiciit ; nit'd.,1 law rntcc tar tlio win
< er. Midland hotel , IClh und I'lilrjuo , M. J
l'rai\cli , proprietor v voc
) R RENT. FURNISHED ROOM AND HOARD
) .11 iOuUi Mill nl. . iicur 1'ark tcWl to oiu < or
( rV v * JOUIIK men : pilvulu fiuulU ; no other
> syjt f"uft , whtre home roinfoita van be had.
und Biulo where
Ilei. . I'-MO-tJ"
JlOl nOITQLAP , ROOM ! ) . FU1U
T unfurnished ; prices ( o cult the tlmts ;
UJlccMent , F--1M M
CLASH AffOUAIHTI-JN.- ! . VEltV
JWI Faniuin Ht r 1J3-O4 *
STI AMURAT.
: ' Bt. Yunimu acvoinl.
. V' f JM-O :
A ,
rtIIM.SIIii ) HOOMH AM ) IIOAItl ) .
ContlnueJ ,
HOOM AND UOARD FOIl ONE OENTLKMAN ;
private family. SH N. 21 < 1. F M1M _ _ _ M'
HANDSOME "TlOOMs7 WITH HOARD. FOH
f w centli-mcn. In private family ; finely ill.
uated , drxlrnhl * home ; terms reasonnble ; ref
erences. TM N. 19th t , F-iUfS Ol *
'OR iU3.vrtxrru.\isiiii ) IIOOMS.
6 C'HA.MRERH FOR HOT'SEKEEPINO. MAN
nnd wife , water In Icltcien , ste-el sink. 319 N.
FOl'Il LAIIOE ttNFt'UNlSHED IIOOMS.
with l ith , rannc , hot wnter , gn . 21' N. ! 11.
Kt , O-M2 .1 Ol *
KOIl HUNT STOKIS.H AM )
riHST-CLASS IIIIICIC STOItE 11IJ1LDINO , 1011
Farnnm ; three Moiles nnd baecment ; will alter
to tult tenuiil- low rent , 311 Ul Nul'l U'l : bid ? .
1-379
FOH HUNT , THE 4-F5TOUV U.tlCIC IlUlLDIJlO
nl 916 Fnrnnm lit. This bull.lliut liui a Ilieppiof
cement b-JBemcnt. complete Mcnm he.-itlnB IU-
ture.i , wntrr on nil tloois , gi , etc. Apply at
the olllce of The Dee. 1 910
THE rOUIt-STOUV AND HASEMENT ; I1HIC1J
bulhllni * . at 1211 Howard Hivet isollnblc for
i-tointc nnd commlfnlon , or mniiufnctuilns buv
Inesa. U. S. National bank. t MO
STOHE3 AND OFFICES IN THE NEW DAV-
IdRp bulldlnK , ISth nn.l FMrimm. Apply to
John W. Ilobbins. rooms 2 nnd 4 UavUlqo JiMj.
1 S3 ! 3d
AOHXTS WAATTHD.
AGENTS WA < fTKI > , ASSOHTEI7 COMIC ,
pinttn nml cnnipalsn huttons. hot Fellers ;
15o per doz. ; J1.2S per 100 , post paid ; $10 Cl > per
l.tOO by pxprcsa. rmnuahjn Supply Co. , 91'
Arch Ft. . lloFton. Mali. J ! 27
WAXTHIJ TO III2.NT.
WANTED. A FUISN1''HED HOUSE FHOM Oc
tober until , IUI > , or longer ; reply Clifford XV ,
Smith , 1J20 Fnrnam * t. 'if c ? "
1'ACIFIC STOHAOE AND WAHEHOUSE CO. ,
905-310 Jones. Gcncrul storasre and foruanllnff
M-3S1
OM. VAN & STOHAOE. 1415 FAIl'M TEL. 1 "
VltK. SALU FUHMTL'Hi : .
FOH "ALE AT AUCTION , THE Fl'UNlTttUE
iiinl contents of house No. Ill N. 2" > th at. , THur -
clay , at 10 o'clock u. in. Atheiton. Auctioneer.
O-M2IU Ol *
KOII &AM3 I1OIISI3S AM ) WAGONS.
DUIlAIHLtTY TALKS. CAnHIAOES. IJUGQIES.
Phnctunn , bottom prices. A. J. Simpson , MW
Doclfte.
! REGGIES. $23 TO } CO ; 4 PHAETONS. FROM
M3 to $75 ; 2 fuireyi , SCO to ] 90 ; 4 faintly : ar-
7'ane * H' t'j $125 ; 2 new open road WUR r.a
Js. D-uuui.ond Carriage Co. , 18th and ilurnuy
l'-MS70 830
SALIMISCULIAMYOUS.
A FINE CIIICKK1UNG UPUIQHT 1'IANO ,
only J1G3.CO. Fine Stone ft Co. upright. } 1I3
Some other uprlffhtu , lilt'CO. ' 1'lnnos to rent.
Wm. II. Schmoeller , t Co. . 318 McCogue lildff.
7)2
CHEAPEST HAnnWOOD WOVEN COnN-fntU-
bine made. C. It. Lee , 801 Douglos. Q 3S3
FOIl SALE. $1,000 DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL
iltntrlcl bonilH No. 21 ! . running ten years , with
privilege of p.iyhiK Fame In elsht years ; In
terest at 7 per cent , payable print-annually.
For full particulars address Hans Were ,
Dltector , Hcnnlnslon , Neb. | Q-13S-O3
FOU SALE Oil TIIADE. 10-YEAU LEASE ON
10 acre1 ! highly Improved land , Vj half mile
xoulh Iluser's patlc ; f-room house , fine Mnble
ami chicken coops ; 3 acres fenced with C-foot
poultry fenclne : woulil make a line fecdim ;
place or poultry farm. Ilolscn JJro * ' . . 1242 S.
32tiist..0mnh.i. Q-MiOl
SALELUM En IN FENCE , GltAND-
stand and looker houe nt Athletic park , 2Sth
& Dodge Sts. St-nd bids to Y. M. C A. otllco.
Q-2I8-O4
MISCELLANEOUS.
J100 TO I1ET THAT DRYAN CAHUIES NE-
brnska. Aildrrxi X 41 , Hee. K 230-29'
CI.AIUVOYAXTS.
MRS. MARY FRITZ. CLAIRVOYANT. f > 21 N
ICtli. S M4I7-O3 *
MAbSAGIS. I1ATHS , KTC.
M.ME. SMITH , 1121 DOUOLAS , 21) FLOOlt ,
loom S ; masfcage nnd eteam baths.T .
T M1S5 O3 *
MISS AMES , VAl'OR IIATHS , \SSAOE. . 50 !
S. 13th St. . loom 3. T MMS O7 *
MRS. UK. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE I'AU-
lora ; refreshlnu and curatUe ; don't fall to
call. 417 S. Hill t. , upitalra T MSll Ol *
rKHSO.VAL.
MISS VAN VALKENHUIIG DESTROYS PER-
itnuiently by electricity faureitluous hair , molvs ,
waitn. etc. lloom 41ti , N. Y. Life Eldf.
U 387
_
HUl'TURE CURED ; NO I'AtN ; NO DETEN
tlon from business ; we tefcr to hundreds of
patients cuied. O. E. Miller Co. , 307 N. Y
Life butldlns. Omaha , Neb. U 3SD I
11ATH8 MASSACIU , JIMtjT'l'OST , 319V5 S. 15TH
U-2CO
_
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR"UTEItlTjL
Iroublcs. Physician In attendance. Consulta
tion or health book free. 311 ! lice bldgr.U
U S0
UOSTON DRESS CUTTING ,
100 ladles wnnted to leain Bystem taughl by
Mm. O. Bheller. 1925 S. 17lh street. U 1I3S8
WILL ANY ONE WRITE AND TKL.L . ME THE
wheienhouta of Mr . Francis Jacobson , Mrs.
CarrlKim , or Mr. William Hepworth ; live In
Omaha xomcurhere. Aildresj Mrs. Mlchiirl
O'Toole. FOrt Mertje , S. U. U 2S3 , * 0 *
MO.VI3Y TO LOAN HKAL IISTATB.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N. Y. L
Uulcl ; money at low rates for ctuilce farm loans
111 Iowa , northern MU&ouil , eastern Nebraska.
CITV LOANS. C. A. STARR , W3 N. Y. LIFE.
W 382
MONEY TO 1.OAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , Ureiinan , Love Co. , Paxton blnck.
W S3J
_
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. AS' . Furnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnnm.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES , THE
O. F. Davis Co , , 150J Fuinam St. W 303
MO.M3Y TO I.OAX OHATTtJLS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
liorues. wagons , etc. ; at lowcut rale In city ;
no lemoviil of goods ; utrlctly coiiDdentlul ; IIHI
cnn pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
306 Ho. ICth Ut.
X-390
MONEY TO IX3AN. 30. CO. 90 DAYS ; FU11NT-
lure , pianos , etc. Duff Gieen , room 8 Jl&r'xcr blk
X 307
Mcs.s cii.v.vcns.
FOR SALE. AI10UT 2,000 U1S. MINION TYPE.
700 Ibs. agtite , 150 pair two-third cases. 40
double Iron ttands for two-lhlrd cases. This
material was uicd on The Omaha Dee and is
In fairly good condition. Will be Hold c.i-nu
In bulk or In iiiumlUles to milt purchaser.
Apply in person or } > y mall to Tlio llee Pub.
llshlng Co. . Omaha. Neb. Y 7l
J150-IF YOU HAVE Sl 0 IDLE XIONEY SEND
fur free hook on ipei-ulatlon. Htrllller & C'o ,
15S WaiililiiBloil St. , C'lilcaBO , Y MIM O-2I ) *
DESlRAHLi : WCATUN FOR DRUG STORI-
Juft tha place for youiiK man to tturt In buil-
ni-ti with limited capital ; , nil tines Iju lneia
represented but druff atore. Cull on or uddun
H. E. Dtachlcr , lilt ; .Sjulni- ; , Neb.YM2J6
Y-M2J6 07 *
SALI.UIAL KSTATU.
IP YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE FINE VA-
i-uit propirty , cheap lots or houses und lots ,
for vuBli , or on MTV easy terms , do not fall
tu * e.i the Fidelity 'frust Co. , southeast corner
of lieu bulldln ? . Their lift tt largo und they
recommend nothing but bargains. Re MP7I
AIJSTKACTS. "TIinlTYRoTrRElD COMi'.rNY7
RE 393
FOR HALE. CHEAP. 1JEAUT1FUL. COTTAQU
b looms ; Bummer kitchen , hard und soft
water ; nooJ liriik cullar ; lol Sl l ! cast front ;
V'urt c hj balancii B per cent. 910 N. 5lli
meet. RE-71) )
_
FOR SALi : . DON'T TAKE YOUU MONLrY
out of HID | iank una huurd It or put It wlii'ie
It cun IM stolen. JJetter buy u numc , a. lot
or u levi ncres neur tno city at one-half value ,
or buy a good lirst mortgage on ImprateJ
real ( lutr , puynhte In gold , and bearing 7
IHT cent scml'onmul Interest. W hate the
home * , the lat , the acres und the flr t inert-
uace Inaim. which wo aie offering for sale
will bo glad to show them to ny one
wlihluv in .Illable und absolutely safe liuett-
mentr. JVit r & Gvirga Co. , S. W corner
Klh und I'arnani , UK-it SOS 30
HOt'SIS , WITS , FARMS. -
Qeu. P lleml * Ural Kttate Co. , Paxton lllk.
REMil3 OM
roil nn.\Tnnvi < ISSTATIJ.
( Continued. )
FARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON t2 ! N. V. L.
M Acns IN IOWA , $ cso.co.
70 acres In Iowa , $1ZW Ot.
90 acres In lown. H.W .OO.
WV ) acres In lonn , (2000 nn acre ,
i0 * nere In Iowa , SVI.OO nn ncre ,
ICO ncrtit In lown , tlOW nn acre.
S4 ncreg , near Omahn. $ t M > O.W.
15 ncre > i , near OmaSn , JWO.PO.
141) ncreii , nenr Omaha , I43.VO nn ncrc.
212 acres , near Omaha , $ SO.oo an ncre.
M ncte , Do l/t / Ftreet road , JS.OCO.OO.
145 acres , near Fair Grounds , tISOW.OO.
W acie < . near Fair Grounds , $2"M.OO.
M acres. Ii"ar De Holt , IC5.M nn ncre.
l l acres , lliirl cnnnty , $ SI.OO nn acre.
ire acres , near Carson. la. . $ ( . " > .on nn ncre.
1CT acres. Monona county , Iowa , S1 < ! .M an ncre.
ft * ) acres , WaVilncton county , J.W.OO nn ncrc.
ICO acrcn , Washington county , JKM nn acre.
C. F. HARRISON , 912 N. Y. Life.
ItU M2oM *
GREAT HAROAIN ONE OF THE FINEST
residence loti In this city ; CO feet Foiith front'
nRc , nenr Hanrc'om park , with two good cot-
taires , small barn , hnnclrcrnp shade lrec ;
splendid nclRhlnirhood ; imly | 3,750. Hicks , 503
N. Y. Life lildff. RE-MtCG 30
A IlEAt'TIFt'L HOMlr-CHOICE TEN'ACRE
tract adjoining- Omaha , rlshl on macadninlzed
xlrect ; Just Ihc place for any oic wanting a
few QCICS ; only $2,100. lllcks , 30' N. Y. Life
III' M2C3 30
AM ) r.oAn ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. * II. ASS'N 1'AYS C.
7 , 8 per cent < hon 1 , 2 , 3 years old : always re-
drcmahle , 1701 Fnrnam St. Nattlnger , Sec.
403
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on navlngs. Apply to Omaha L. & V.
Ass'n , 1TOI Faitiam. G. M. Nnlllnger , Bee.
401
AUT AND LAXOUAGH.
GEORGE F. GELLENRECK. HAN.IO AND
guitar teacher. R , 412 llee Hide. Tel. 233.
100
A FINH STEINWAY PARLOR GRAND ,
worth $ l,00fl.(0. only J3CO CO. onu upright Vose
& Sons , only I110.0U ; plann < i for rent. Wtlllnm
H. Schmoller & CO. , 31S McCugue llldR.M915
M915
SHOHTIIAM ) AM ) TYPBWI11TINO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LIFE.
400
lllCYCI.nS AM ) IlHI'AIUI.NG.
2D WHEELS $10 TO $23. HICYCLES RENTED
nnd lepnlied. Omaha Bicycle Co. , ICth nnd
Chicago. 827
DllTCCTIVB AGHNCY.
CAPTAIN P. MO3TYN. DETECTIVE AGENCY ;
nil detective work carefully and promptly at
tended to ; ? IO Karlmch block , Omaha , anil MC
Ronnoko llldi ? . , Chicago. M-CCS Octl
LOST.
LOST ON SATURDAY NIGHT A I/5NG OS-
Irlch feather ton. Helm n lo Dee olllce m1M7
N. 19th for reward. Ixist 230 30 *
LOST , LADIES1 DIAMOND 11AR PIN. REturn -
turn lo Cnrtwrlc.it Shoe Btorc for toward.
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DAY TOO HOT JOJ ? COURSING
Warm Weather and High Grass Spoil tlio
Sport Ft Aoorqeen ,
RUN THE. FIRST ROtJFOR | THE CUP
T , vrnlj--Four fJroj lioiiiiilH Start In tlio
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, S. I ) . , Sept. 20. TI.o Aber
deen Coursltig club's second nlimml mooting
opened today. Several prominent support
ers of tlio sport are present Itu grey
hounds , nml a number of people from neigh
boring towns linVe como In to witness the
coursing , which Is fast becoming the most
popular sport of the northwest and west.
The card today consisted of the first round
of the contest for the Aberdeen cup , for
which twenty-four iri > } hounds of all ugca
were entered. H Is < inltu n rich stake , the
first prize being $500 and a silver cup that
cost $200. Second money Is J200 , third
money ? 100 and the owners of the three
next most successful dogs will get $50 each.
W. Stephcnson of llollvcr , JIo. , acted as
judge and Joseph Uodd of Fur-well , S. 1) . ,
as slipper. With twenty-four greyhounds
running there wore twelve courses , The
results and places whore the dogs uro
owned arc as follows :
Olen Hosa of Cable , 111. , beat Cllph of
Oakcs , N. D.
Lady falconer of Minneapolis beat Mercy
May of Huron , S. U.
Minneapolis , from the city of Minneapolis ,
beat Mormon 13oy of Helper , Utah.
Dakota of St. Louis beat Uobcrt lo Diablo
of Chicago.
Light 1'oot of Minneapolis beat Sylvia of
St. Louts.
Fltzroyal of Aberdeen boat Van Tromp
of Aberdeen.
Malil of Honor of Chicago beat Recollec
tion of Aberdeen.
Luclan Swift of Minneapolis beat Merry
Maid of Aberdeen.
oOodchcer of Chicago beat Kirk Qlenn of
St. Louis.
Oakes of Lisbon , N. I } . , beat Wayfarer of
San Francisco.
Diana of St. Louis beat King of the Hill
of Chicago.
Arapahoe of San Francisco beat Vlllaga
Girl of Helper , Utah.
The. weather was brilliant and much too
hot for coursing. Mr. Whiting of Minne
apolis hal the misfortune to lost ) a valuable
dog In Luclan Swift , which died about sun
down from the effects of a long , hard
course.
Hares were not plentiful and the pralrlo
Brasa was very high. Tomorrow the puppies
run for the Aberdeen Derby.
O. IV. C. IIUMSKIT HAC1.VG MIS 1ST.
l.iiMt AVt-oU'M I'OMliioiieiiiont Proven n
Ili-iii-llt lo tinC'ni'il. .
It Is quite probable tiiat the postponement
of the Omaha Wheel club races from last
Saturday until Saturday of this week will
prove a good thing after all. It depends on
the weather entirely , for with a good day
there will be better racing than had been
expected. Not a Blnslolontiy ! ; has been with
drawn on account of the postponement , but
others havn como in , till the list of riders
is the largest over booked iti the state ,
being 130 up to last night. iGeorgo Krcamcr
of Chicago Is the last crackajack to come In ,
and he has been accompanied by a host of
lesser lights. Most of ; tha , riders are now
training on the track ( jally and are getting
iii splendid shape. Correspondence Indi
cates that there will tie even more entries
from Chicago. Trial heats will bo run at 10:30 :
In the morning , and facing wl begin at' '
J:30 : In the afternoon. P * Among 'the holdover
intrants are : Harley 'Davidson , Toronto ,
Canada , champion of Canada ; C. U. Coulter ,
Toledo , O. , national circuit chaser ; Frank
I. Ashley , Sioux City , Iowa champion ;
Jcrtle UaukB , Denver , "Colorado's pet ; " B.
T. Smith , Denver ; John Lav.-son , Chicago ,
ho "Terrible Swede ; " Homer Falrmon.
hlcaKo , Morgan & Wright team ; Iver
lustavorson , Chicago , "Tho Kid Wonder ; "
H. C. Gadkc. Omaha , "Faithful Gad , " and
3. A. Maxwell , Kearney , holder of the two-
iillo world's competitive record.
PLAY FOIl TII13 KIIUK-PIIKSS CUP.
lCHIIOllN WllIM lit lIllllIO ,
llio SerlvH H ! itnml-0ir So Kiir.
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 20. The Miller :
'ook the fourth game In the Detroit Free
'ress cups scries today before an attend
PCO of fully 3GOO people. Parker had the
jotter of It , Damman's wlldness being
argely responsible for the loss of the game ,
core :
linneapolls 2 0500000 0 7
rndlanapolls 00003030 0 G
Hits : Minneapolis , 8 ; Indianapolis , 8. Er-
ors ; Minneapolis , 3 ; Indianapolis , 4.
lamed runs : Minneapolis , 1. Batteries :
Minneapolis , Parker and Schrover ; Indian
apolis , Damman and Woods.
Ilmlii PeNtli'N ClieHH To in-ii ey.
BUDA PEST , Sept. 29. Up to this time
the following European and American cx-
Dcrls have entered the jnloruational chess
masters tournament contest , which will
oegln In this city next Monday , America
Plllsbury and Stelnllz , the later , however ,
under the condition that Lasker will also
enter ; Franco Janoweis'kl ' ; Russia Tschl-
, , orlnAlpln , Von I'lepcl ; Austria Marcov
Schlechter and Albon ; Qcnuany Tarrasch ,
dchallopp , Walbrodt , ( the former two have
not actually entered ) .
Owing to the proposed Lasker-Stelnltz
match to be played In Moscow In November
It Is still very doubtful whether Lanker
can bo Induced to enter the tournament.
However , the list of competitors is a very
strong one , as In addition lo the above men
tioned players Hungary will be represented
by Maroczy , the second prize winner In
Nun-mburg , Dr. Nee , Makovetz nnd Char-
ousek.
.Sport lit tin- South DiiUotn Fall- .
YANKTON , S , D. . Sept , 29. ( Special Tele
gram , ) In the firemen's tournament at the
State fair today :
Single man's coupling' contest Fox of
Yankton , 0:01 : % ; Hlgbre. , of Yankton , 0:05. :
Free-for-all hose race , ' , 200 yards : Yank-
ton , 0:31 : ; Centcrvllle , 0:33 : ,
Double coupling conU'SU Fox and Man
ner first and cccmi < lHiu < aU , Hlgbeo and
Welch third , fourth ahd Mlfth. Centervllle
had two men in the content , 0 , G , Crane- and
J , Robinson , and the Tau one heat with
Fox and Magncr for second monny
conttst wa given to Cenlorvllle , their o
poncnts falling to couple ,
The Green hose race. Tyndall v\on , 0.30 ;
Centervlllp , 0:32U. :
Free-for-all hook and ladder race , Cen-
tcrvlllc , 0:15 : % ; Yankton , 0:34. :
For best appearing fire department In the
parade this mornlni ; Vcrmllllon took nrst
prlzp , an elegant lantern. For the greatest
number of men In lineCentervllle took
first money , $25.
Himtlrlcks , a horse owned by W. H. Day
of Fairfax , won first money In the 2:45 : trot
ting race ; MacMlllan , owned by John Sweet ,
Sioux City , second. Time , 2:33'i. :
The 2:25 : pacing race was won by Btul
Shields , owned by Henry Large , Hartlng *
ton. Neb.
Dase ball and foot ball will be nilclcd to
the events tomorrow.
The exhibits tire nearly complete In all
depattments. Senator Nelson of Minnesota
will deliver a political address tomorrow
night. A street parade was had tonlghl and
the city was beautifully Illuminated.
Slinrlu-y Mnko * Merloni Tlm-ali.
DENVER , Sept. 23. Theodore Drown of
this city today receUed a dispatch from
James J. Corbett to the effect that neither
of the California clubs having failed to
deposit a purse for his fight with Slmrkey
the match Is off and ho will now make a
match with Kltzslminons as soon as pos
sible. When Informed of thin Sharkey , who
Is hero to exhibition " "
give an with "Heddy"
Gallagher , became very angry and an
nounced that ho would break Cornell's
neck on sight. Lynch , Shnrkey's manager ,
enys there , are plenty of other clubs willing
to offer a purse for the fight nnd heno In
correspondence by wire with Corbelt this
afternoon , though with what result cannot
ho learned.
I.IVIHI.ISXPI.AI.VS I-HOIIIIHTIO.V.
Hnyn the Party HUM \otlilim' to Do
vrltli { MIIII'M IlnliltH.
PITTSDURG , Sept. 29. Notwithstanding
the Inclement weather , a goodly sized and
very enthusiastic audience greeted Joshua
Levering , the prohibition candidate , at Car
negie hall , Allegheny , tonight. Mr. LeverIng -
Ing said In part :
"As a political organization , the piohlbt-
tlon party has nothing to do with u man's
habits. Its whole relations to the liquor
traffic Is as It Is connected with or related
to public policy. s
"Individual right and liberty must go to
those of public good. Apply this fixed prin
ciple of all good government to the liquor
traffic as embodied In the saloon and the
question Is ono of easy solution. Is this
saloon n nuisance ? Does any ono doubt
that It Is ? Holding this view , therefore ,
that the saloon Is a nuisance , the prohibi
tion party firmly Insists that tlio same prin
ciple shall be applied to It as Is applied
to other nuisances and demands that It
should bo abolished. Wo do not say you
can make men moral by law. The prohibi
tion party makes no such claims ani holds
no such vlows. It simply holds that the
saloon Is a stumbling block over which men
and women are stumbling by the thousands
every year. But another objector rises and
Bays : 'Oh ! You cannot enforce prohibitory
laws. '
"Listen to this letter from Mr. Roosevelt ,
written to n gentleman In California and
dated June C , 1S9C ;
" 'Dear Sir : The Sunday law has been
absolutely enforced for the past year here
In New York. It Is perfectly possible to
enforce the law If the city olllclais do their
best to see that they are enforced.
" ' ' "
'THEODORE
ROOSEVELT.
1'01'ULISTS TAKI2 KIVR KI.KCTOKS *
Iiiiliiiiiu I''IIM I on Scttlcil by ( he 1't-o-
jelr'n Piirtjr Committee.
INDIANAPOLIS , Sept. 29. The populist
committee that met in this city today to
consider fusion with the democrats , after
being In session all day , adjourned tonlghl
sine die , after adopting the following reso
lution :
"Resolved by the committee of thirteen
on matters of electors of the populist party ,
'in ' order to close our ranks and unlto our
forces In the state of Indiana , in securing
the election of our nominee for president ,
W. J. Bryan , and do full justice to our
vice presidential nominee , Thomas C. Wat
' son , that we nominate live populist elector.- )
and ten democratic electors and certify to
the same as the electors that shall bo
placed on the populist party state ticket
of Indiana. "
The electors In the Fourth and Thirteenth
dlstncls are the populist nominees for con
gress nnd their selection as electors leaves
the field clear for the democratic nominees ,
W. S. Holman and J. V. Krugi-r.
Ticket of the SoelnllMt 1'nrty.
DES ilOINES , Sept. 29. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The secretary of state today
secured a key to the nomination petition
filed by the socialist labor party and an
nounced the ticket , The eloctors-at-large
am : II. Klpp of Clinton , A. Z. Taylor o :
Council Illuft'a. District electors are named
for all but the Fifth and Seventh districts ,
and the candidates named for president ami
vice president are : Charles H. Mattehett
of New York and Mathew Magure of New
Jersey. The state ticket Is : Secretary ,
T. B. Wotzenback , Davenport ; auditor , T. U.
Travis , Council Bluffs ; railroad commis
sioner , long term , A. Rlndler , Davenport ;
short term , C. H. Jensen , Clinton ; treasurer ,
W. A. W. Westphal , Davenport ; congress
man , Second district , M , J , Kracrner , Dav
enport. _
TrUlllllCH III Ill < - I'/IIHllK'MM Woi'lll.
BOSTON , Sept. 29. Judge Allen In the
supreme court today appointed Orlngton B.
Woller of Boston receiver of the Citizens'
Gas Light company of Reading and Stone-
ham. The liabilities of the company amount
to about $85,000 , of which ? 50,000 are pre
ferred and the balance unsecured. The pro-
foired claims consist of bonds amounting
to $40,000 and the balance of the mortgages.
COLUMBUS , O , , Sept. 29. The Colui.Cjl
Buggy company assignees today filed their
statement In court. The assets are $948,000 ,
and liabilities $1,069,000 ,
NEW YORK , Sept. 29 , Herbert Booth
King & Brothers , advertlHlng agents , made
an assignment today with preferences of
$12.800.
NEW YORK , Sept. 0. Frederick P. Fos
ter has been appointed receiver of the as
sets of Hulbert Bros. & Co , , sporting gauds
and bicycles. In proceedings for voluntary
dissolution of I lid corporation , Assets , J378-
322 ; direct liabilities , $292,470 ; contingent
liabilities , $02,285.
I''Ire ' Unilerwrltt'i'M In HCNHOII.
CHICAGO , Sept. 29 , The Twenty-seventh
annual meeting of the Fire Underwriters' as
sociation of the northwest opened today for
a two days' session with over 300 members
of the association In attendance. Moat of
the session was taken up with reading the
annual report of the picsldent , George M.
Lovojoy and Secretary-Treasurer E , V.
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AMUSEMENTS ,
Torchlight patriotism seriously Interfered
with business at the theaters last night , but
n fatr-slxed audience enjoyed "The Minstrel
of CUro" at the CrclRhton. This plays ill-
ten by the late I'red Mnrsden , U In some
rcaperts the best In Mr , Olcott'a repertory.
It tella n more plausible story than some of
the others , and although the theme U ban
died In a somewhat conventlonnj way. there
are several stroiiB ocenes and much rollick-
IIIR Irish humor combined with a llttlu
Inevitable pathos. Mr. Olcott slnss delight
fully. as before , and tells n giant storj
to the two pretty children In the play
which U an excellent bit of recitation
Luke Martin has the best opportunity In
"Tho Minstrel of Clare" that U afforded
him by the list of plays In which ho ap.
pears , and ho Improves It like the nrtlat
he Is. Ills Impersonation of the loathsome
llttlo lawyer Is an admirable piece of character -
actor work. Kitty Colcmnn , thr brignt
snubretto of the company has n p.in i'i
which she Is evidently quite at horn.1 , al
though she did not cause her line ponoiui-
ance of the widow In "The Irish Artist"
to bo forgotten. Harry Mciedlth lurt the
stioiiRcat role In which he has been scon
during this engagement , and filled It 111 .
manner worthy of high praise ; and 1'aut
ailmoro Is again opposed to the star .is a
weak youth who sins and Is redeemed.
"Miuournoen" will bo the bill nt the
matlnop this afternoon. It Is an old favor
ite , and affords a very agreeable entortaln-
mcnl. Tonlghl the engagement closes wltsi
a repetition of "The Irish Artist , " which to
some tastes Is the most enjojnblo of Mr.
Olcott's plays , It Is a fact not generally
known that two of the songs which are used
In "The Irish Artist" are especially asso
ciated by Mr. Olcott with Omaha for the
roa&on that ho composed them here one ,
"Katie Mahone , " while he was snowbound
In the blizzard of three years ago on a
train just outside of the city , nnd the other ,
"My Beautiful Irish Maid , " at the Mlllard
hotel.
Concerning the coming engagement of the
Tabers , an erroneous Impression lias been
created , probably on account of a circular
sent out recently by another theater , giving
a list of Us attractions , which Included the
names of Julia Marlowo-Tabcr imd Kobsrt
Taber Mr. nnd Mrs. Tabor's contract with
the Bojd management was made some
months ago , and the engagement which
opens tomorrow evening will be at Ihc
Boyd The advance sale or reserved seat : ,
will open at the Boyd Theater ticket office
at 8 o'clock this morning. This engagement
Is attracting much attention loc.illy. and t-r-
pccially the now production , "Romola , "
which has proven such a success. It Is
founded on George Eliot's novel , and the
play was written by Elwyn A. Barron. On
Its lirst production the success with which
the dramatist had embodied the most im
portant characters and events in the novel
In dramatic form , the beauty an.l cnmi'lete-
ness of the production , and the portrayal
of the two central cb-iracters by Jiiua Mar
lowe Taber and Hnoert Tabor , us well as tlic
performance of the secondary role , were
all warmly praised. There Is naturally a
strong desire among those familiar with tlic
works of tha celebrated English novelist
to see ouo of her most noted stories en
acted , and an equally potent wslh on Hit-
part of Julia. Marlowe-Tabor's thousand * or
admirers to witness her In a role which
offers such peculiar opportunity for the da-
play of her gifts as does "Homola. " The
heroine of George Eliot's novel Is described
not only as very beautiful , but It was the
beauty of the spiritual typo which Julia
Mailowc-Taber possesses In a deiji'oo aboM
that of her contemporaries. Thn charactei
of Tltn , demanding youth , comeliness , grace
nnd winning manner , gives Mr. Taber a cap
ital chance. The play will be given with
special scenery , as are all of the other
pieces In the repertory of Mr. and Mr .
Taber this season. The Interest manifested
beforehand in their engagement , betokens
a large and representative midlenr ? to greet
these worthy and talented young artists.
Illchnrd Mansfield , who easily stands a'
the ht'ad of American actors , begins an en
gagement at the Crelghton theater on Mon
day next. This engagement , which will
continue all through the week , with
Wednesday and Saturday matinees , will be
in the nature of a dramatic festival , as dur
ing that time Mr. Muusfleld , assisted by his
Now York Garrlck Theater Stork cnmpjnj ,
will present his full rcpeitory of pUyc ,
which Ircludes : "Dr. Jekyll and Sir.
Hjde. " "The iScariet Letter , " "Beau Bruni-
moll , " "A Parisian Homanco , " "The Mei
I'hant of Vc-nlco" and "King Blchard III. "
A glance at the above program of vastlj
contracting plays serves only to further Mr.
Mansfield's claim as the nation's greatest
actor.
Mr. Mansfield's extraordinary faculty lii
the differentiation of character , which t.lnB !
h's ' own Identity almost entirely out o :
signt , Is ono of his greatest aru > Wo have
already seen his i > ewer In such opposite
characters as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ;
may peihaps oftentimes have < vonOor > jd at
the ramco-liko finish of his Baron Chcvrlal ,
and his Arthur Dlmmesdale. Ills Beau
lirummoll has always excited admiration by
IU delicate lightness of touch , which seems
really a marvel to these who recall the In
tensity of Ills KinHlcliard III , or the cun
ning , scheming Shylock of this versatile
artist.
Art , like everything else , haa Its limita
tions , and In many cases its expression Is
VBually hedged In by the personality of the
actor. Not so with Mr. Mansfield : for ho
carries with him no trace of one character
Into " the consideration of any other part
His "Identity , his whole self scums to be
lost , In so far as human skill Is able tr > ac
complish such a feat , and thus cMcli chai-
acter stands nlnnc and complete , u portrait ,
ns It were , imllko all others.
Asldo from Mr Mansfield's great dramatlu
power , he alto possesses many dlstlniulnti-
Ing ( nialltlo.s which have won for him
great luvor , and Justly so. Ills 'product Innn
are always magnificent and lmpu > .iiilvo.
Whatever ho undertakes has , the neemlna
of a distinguished event , so gorgeous i nd
complete are all his stage pictures.
In the special train which convey * Mr.
Mansfleld from place to place Is Included
four baggage pars , which contain the scen
ery , costumes , armor , cijuli/munt and prop
erties used In the production of the Hover.il
plays of his repertory. Marvelous Is the
best word to convoy the exact Idea do
Rcrlbing tbu mounting and ( iconic Investi
ture with which Mr. Maimfiuld clothes lil.-i
various productions , nnd during Ills com-
Ini ; engagement here that same olvganco ,
completeness and observance to oven the
minutest detail that lifts ever characterized
hla productions will bo most religiously ad
hered to. His company U , n it alwuya Is ,
a strong and effective ono ; one of the best ,
In fact , that has traveled -th | Miy filar
for a long time , Among thu numex noted
uro Beatrice Cameron , Blanche Weaver ,
Alice Butler , H. Jowett , B. N. Johnson ,
Joseph Weaver and A , G. Andrews ,
The tale of scats and boxes for Mr. MaiiB-
fleld'8 engagement begins on Saturday
morning next. Numbers Vor line location
will bo distributed the day preceding the
sale.
Iliirnoil Ilnlf of n Small Tiurn ,
I'l ATO , Minn.Sept , 29 , About half of
the business portion of Plato burned today ,
The town wan barely saved from entire
destruction. The losses are not heavy ,
OHANI ) ISLAND , Neb. , Sept. 21) ) , ( Special
Telegram. ) Pico destroyed the barn of H.
A. Barling last evening , KIvo homes , and a
fine Jersey calf weio burned , with tome
grain and two wagons. I.osa , $ bQQ ; no in
surance.
Movfim-ntN < > f Oueiin Vi'NHulii , Si-jit. lf ! > ,
At Now York Arrived Saale , from Bre
men ; State of California , from niasaow :
Ems , from Genoa ; Clrcaxslu , from Glasgow ,
Sailed Southwark , for Antwerp ; I < thn , for
Bremen ; Auranla , for Liverpool.
At St. Johns , N. T. Arrived A $ yi Ian ,
from Glasgow nuU Liverpool , tor Halifax
and Philadelphia ,
At Philadelphia Arrived Illlnola , from
Antwerp.
At LiverpoolArrived -Bothnia , from Bos
ton ,
At , Mbvllle Arrltcd Ethiopia , from New
York , for OlanKaw , and proceeded ,
At Southampton SulkJNew Vork , for
New York.
These Holding Federal Positions.
CAMPAIGN SUPPLIES ARE RUNNING LOW
Kplrll , It > ot tlic 1-ttiT. of n.o IK 11
Service I.IMV Violated llnivflxv >
lo l.riirn tlic Mlxc of tinli - -
fcolloii rrtmi | lu > I'nrty.
The principal business of the free silver
democratic stnto ccntrnl commltlco of Ne
braska at the present time appears to bo
raising , or at least ntti-mptliiK to raise ,
money. Tlio federal oniclnh Imvo been
called upon to contribute and for thla pur
pose cltctilars have been sent to these hold
ing ofllce by virtue of a commission from the
general government. These olllclais are not
only requested to contribute , but to act aa
Collecting agents In their respective towns
to secure as much as poxslblo to help along
the cause. In doing this the committee Is
but following In the tracks of their candidate
dateMr. . Bryan , and of the party platform
In Its contempt for the rlvll service law ,
for this levying of assessments Is n viola
tion of the spirit If not the letter of that
law.
Undoubtedly another object of the-circular
Is to ascertain how many nnd who of the
federal oitlclals have refused lo fellow the
free silver procession , that they may bo
marked for decapitation should the parly
succeed and that they may bo kept outside
the Inner circle of the party In the future
In any event. In other words , they propcao
to prepare a black list In which shall bo
cntcicJ the names of these who refuseto
rnntilbulc. Many men hltlioto prominent
In the democratic party who are not holding
office of any kind have also received copies
of this circular letter.
The letters are copies of n typewritten
original and are Identical , with the oxceo-
tlou of the address nnd the amount which
the recipient Is asked to contribute or raise.
I'rom the wide range of the amounts In
serted In different circulars It Is evident the
senders have carefully consulted the official
gazette to nficoitalti the amount oC salary
received by the person addressed In each
case and also the financial condition of tha
Intended victim , nnd they have not been at
all modest in their demands In most canes.
They have evidently proceeded on Ilia
theory that they not only wanted money , but
that they wanted plenty of It , ns the
"amount In circulation" about the free
silver headquarters "was entirely Inade
quate to transact the business of the coun
try. "
Following Is a copy of the circular :
OMAHA , Neb. , Sept. 23 , 189G. Dear Sir :
Wo address this letter to you , knowIng -
Ing that you are one of the
leading democrats of your county nnd
believing jou have the success of tlio
among your friends to raise tlio sum of $
OMAHA , Neb. , Sept. 23 , 1SOG. U. U. Mnc-
Mullrn , I'onca , Neb. : Dear Sir Wo address
this letter to you. knowing that you nro one
of the leading democrats of your county
and believing you have the success of the
party at heart and dcslro to aid In the
election of Bryan and Sowall. In order to
overcome the normal republican majority
in this stato. the committee must have
funds with which to perfect n thorough or
ganization. Wo can expect no aid from the
national committee and have no funds In
hand now with which to begin work.
Wo urge you tomake an earnest effort
among vour friends to raiao the sum of $75 ,
to be used by the committee In defraying
the necessary expenses of this campaign.
If you cannot raise this sum nt once , will
you not guarantee the committee that the
democrats of your vicinity will contribute
this nmount requested by the 10th of Oc
tober ?
This committee has no enemies to punish
and will appreciate and gratefully lemembcr
the kind assistance of those democrats who
come to the aid of their party in Its hour
of need. Our success In the nation Is as
sured. Let each , of us do our part to carry
Nebraska by a large majority. Do not fall
to wrlto mu at once. Yours truly
JAMBS C. DAIILMAN , Chairman.
LEE HEHDMAN , .Secretary. .
R. n. McMullcn , postmaster at Ponca ,
who received 0110 of these circulars , has
Indited the following In reply :
I'ONCA , Neb. , Sept. 2 . ISDfi. An open let
ter to Hon. James C. D.'hlman , Chairman
Democratic Central Committee , Omaha ,
Neb. : Silrttcplylng briefly to ynur Icttci
of recent.n 7 asking my contribution to tin
campaign fund of the party you represent ,
permit me to nay that , presumably , you
were well aware at the time of making sucli
demand that I had the distinguished lionoi
of having been n delegate to tlio only na
tional democratic convention nt Indianapolis
H U bovond iiuestton that you have kept
tab upon nil Nebraska men composing the
state delegation , and I conclude thai , undci
Iho clrcumslanecH , your demand on me fein
n campaign contribution was for the pur
pose of placing me on record.
I do not cnro to go Into details of my ob
jection to the Chicago platform ; It Is sufll- '
clent for mo that I ronslder every plank in
It too rotten for a decent democrat to stand
upon. I have been a consistent democrat
from the lime I , as a New York soldier In
the field , cast my first vote for Qeorgo B.
McClelland , until now. and I simply nay thai
I would not endorse that platform for n life
term of the best ofilce that inlcht be offered
mo In return.
Should I accede lo your request for n cam-
palgn contribution , ns an appointee of Pres
ident Cleveland , whom you so mercilessly
and shamefully turned down In your con-
vfnllon , I should consider It my first duty
to resign the olHco I now hold , for , while I
rslccm It proper for a man to at uny time
changeMi political views , I nt the Banifl
lime cannot conceive of a more dastardly
Migrate and coward than the man who
would Join his political fortunes with jou
and at the same time hold olllco under an
administration that Is d d by you.
I think , upon the whole , I had rather do
a term In Hades ( If necessary ) with Cleveland -
land and the democratic party than to nit
nt the right hand of anything his or Its
enemies might have to offer. Hespcotfully ,
Jt. It. M'MULLEN.
llrml of Annilirr Mnii.
PITTSBUHO , Sept. 29 , The head found
ycHlorday In Wiley's grove , which tlio police
authorities thought was that of Harry Lea
Down * , a missing defaulter of Baltimore ,
was posltUely Identified today au that of
Harry Kciso of this city , No clew has bean
obtained as to the motlvo of tlio murderer.
TO g Ml
The Proscription of a Great
Remedy
WHICH Cltlinil HIM AlfFKH KV13UY-
'I'HINCJ ULSI KAIM5I ) .
Painful ilUeaBca are bail cnnuuli , | , ut when
roan In ( .lowly wuctlny unuy with wuntliiK weali.
rifsa the mental foieljoitlngu uie ten times worna
than the inont ucivr pain , Them IK uu let up
to the mental suncrliitf day or nit'lit , Sleep la
nlinnst linposslljlc , and under tuch u KtiHlu men
are fccuicely responsible for what they Uo. For
jeiua the wilter lulled nnd losnod on Ilia
tioubleil tea of xexualvvakncea , until U WUH 3
( luestlou whether he had not beater tnkq u douu
of pplron uiul thus end nil his troubles , Dul
piuvlilfiitlul Inuiihatlim cuiue ( o his aid In \ \ > i
thapa of a ruinblnallon uf rnt-dklnrs that vjt
only completely leiloiod his KMierul health , /Alt
cnlaiftd hlii weak , umuclulcU purt lo n < V'iral
size unU AlEu ) , und lie nuiv < lvclur v thai any
man who will take the trouble to vnil Ills tanu
und uddrobs may have the prescription tILj |
wonderful remedy flee. Now , lien I nay ttv , J
inran nbtcilutely without cost , becuute ' nnci
u\er ) ' tveuUeiiea mull lo utt the benctlt jztr
experience ,
1 am not a philanthropist nor do I r > o o a >
nn LiHIiunlayl.'liut there are thouKainln at mcr
uurTerlntf the menlul tortures of ueukened mun-
lioca who would Iw cured at once could ( hey
L-et itich a remedy an the ono that cured uiu.
ticnd mil your namu n < l addreus today. Do not
try lo gtiitly out how I afford to pay the few
p < litii ; ktuipa nn.e ary to mall the pietcilu.
tlou but tend for tn leiucOy and leurn tlml
there die a low Hili.g oil earth that , althoueli
they coat nutlilnv to net , they urn north a fortune -
tune to SOIDH m u und muuii a ilfutlme f hsp-
Plneti lo molt ol ui. Write ca Thonia * SUU-r.
liox UO , Kuluinaxoo , Mich. , and the tircjrrlptloa
.vlll lt mulkJ la a pUln no l d