10 TIIT3 OMAHA DAILY flATUHDAY , AUO UHT UH , IH)7 ( ) ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
, \ > \ \ rrllMi'incnlH for ItH-ar column *
Mill lie lnl < 'ii until 1U in. fur tlio
nvrnliiK niiii iinlll S ! > ' 1I" ?
nioriiliiK niul Smiilny cillllciim.
AilvertlniTii , by rriiiM-ntliiji 11 nniu-
licrril pln-rli , run lin > o nnnurrw ml-
ilrrniieil to i miiiilieriMl luller In cure
of Tinllr - . AHMTiri MO ndilrennril
n-lll lie < lillrrcil on iirvacnliitlnn of
thr olirck onlj- .
Unlc1'io n rroril flint ii crtloii
Jo -noi-il tlHriiiflor.olliliiK InUcn
for It-nit tliati U..ci fur ilip llrnt liinrr-
tlon. Ilifur nilvcrtlMcnicntH tniiMt In
run conxrciill * rly.
XVA.VI HHMl. . lir.M' .
CAN VAH < ? l7ilS TO TAKB OP.I > nn < ) , NHW LINI3
of work , no hcjvy Hoods to entry snliry or
commission C. K. Adams Co. C2I So Itth 81.
Mr.M I-Oll ClfUnS J12J A MONTH AND
expenses. o\f \ tlrm , experience. unnecessary. In
ducements to customers. C. C. Bishop . ( "u ,
tit. IxiuU 1I-M147
x AND WOMKN SOLICITOUS
for the Nnll'mnl Hi-serve niicli\tlon. HIP best ,
imfest nnil xmndon frnt-rniil order In the
Held twins AddreM I' A. f llevrns , No 2i70
Cumins Bl lil 1W. Omnhn. ! seb II156
\VANTID : , Anr.Nr-8 IN wiuy :
Vood liny vv.'kly to rleht pnrlv Hn ks Nur
sery I'o MllvvniilcTO. WIs. 1 Mid ! S2l
VVANTIin-TllAVIILINfl SALLSMAN roll At ) .
vrrtMiiK rilendnrs , exclusively or n side line.
Artdrem vvllli references. nl o st-itlng buslne s
experience AUK Oust limit Note A I.ltho
Co. t U > uls Mo n-MO'i3-31
MAN wiTifiiir-vrt. ! : TO sni.i , noon * TO
fAimers , experience required. Addi < - s s ; '
vv-ANTnn MIN TO I.IIMIN Tin :
tnle. nnl ) elxht vvo.1.8 reiiulri-d. < mi nnl
prncMro , export Instructions \MIK"H | Rnlurdnys
In shop * , mntiv o | nlnim for Rraduntes ' : Illui
irntcd cnlnl-.Riie . mnllr.l free Moler's lliirbep
School. Clark nnl , Vnn Hurrn Sts f > 'I'V.5O : . .
II .M .1J ill
WANTCD"FiTTsT-cLASs Krone HADDLT :
Imml. mann steady Co. Minneapolis vv-rk .I" " ' Minn " " r"jfrM.l1'r.ck !
WANTKiTVi M"ANTOCIIICK INVOICP.S rou
n larie wholesnle niprcnntllihnue. . must hive
jears of experience In this paitlculnr line of
work ul\p n p nnil i > lnce pinplojcil : uood
snlRrj' to llr t clnFS patty. AiMre" S 31. Itee
\VANTin. MAN roil diiNnuAi. orricn
ork , mu l umlcr tnnil T ) 13 lioolpeilnir | In
nil lt liniulie" itntt1 nv. references nnil ? nl-
S RT. n e.
nry , no experts neej npply AilJrc a
II m oii * 3
WANTED AOENTS. J20 TO jr. . A WEEK SuTtl !
to workers , no cnpltnl needed , new goods ; ne-v
Plnn jrll nt slKht , every fnmlly needs It II
V Co , box 421 Cincinnati. Ohio _ J T
WANT rt7 ] 7ii.A K UTiT rnn IIOHSESIIOR-
InK nnd nicon vvcrU. prospect for st ° ndy work
AH'H I'l | K > ifon nt once A C I n' on 1.1k
horn , Neb. n-M26 23 _
DETlTr-nVE P1I11EWD IIRLIAIU.R MAN
wnnted In everj Inrnllty Act under orders
No experience nee led Wilte Amfrlonn De
tective Agency , Indianapolis , InJ ,
WA > TII > IT.M M.I :
IM omm ron ALL KIND'S WORK ; TO 7
week Canadian Olllcc. 1522 DongHs
C-M5D3
WANTED A GOOD GIRL TOR OENERAL
houscwoilc. Apply nt once , 192J Dodge treet
C 239 ! 7
WANTED. COMPETENT NURSE C.1RL OVER
16enrs of nue to look after two little ln > s
11C So 32d nve C-217 23
WANTED C.IRL 1 OR OENERAL HOUSEwork -
work 1021 Park nvenue. C M2'i5 2S
NEAT RESPIUTARLR YOITNO OIRL AS
nurae for child during day , Ocrinan pn-ferred
1909 Cnpltol nvenue. C M2T > 4 29
WANTED , AT "DIM IIOlJHEMITCHULI. . S
D , good female cook , Iiumlry nnd tnhle girls ;
plensnnt home. Bteaily employment , good wages
promptly paid. C M2M SO *
WANTED , A NEAT GERMAN C1IIIL TOR
general hou'cvvoik. must bu n. good cook , no
washing ? ' ( N ) n vveeU , only thee hnvlng the
very be1 * ! of reference need npply. Mrs .T 11
Evnns. 3522 P.iinnm St. C M2C2
WANTED. COMPETENT OIRL : ML'ST HE
good cook nnil laundress. Sirs Milton Itoeera ,
334 S , 37th Bt. C M265
ron nnvr iiousns.
HOUSED IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY THE
O. P. Davis Company , 1503 I'arnam. D 393
HOUSES ; UUNEWA & CO. 103 N. 15TII &T
MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR. 923 N. V.
Life. ' O-401
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IIOUSES WALLACE. BROWN I1LOCIC. ItJTll
nnd Douglas. * D 403
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
the city. J3 to $00. Pldellly , 170. Parmm St
| D 403
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HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES , ALL PARTS
ot clt > . Uronnnn. Love Co. . 430 Pnxton block
_ D-401
LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE. 15TH AND DODGE
D400
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HOUSES. PLATS. GARVIN BROS. . 1CW PARN'SI
D--407
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IIOUSES POR RENT. BEMIS , PAXTON 15LI <
D 408
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IIOUSES. J. H. SHERWOOD. 423 N. Y. I.lfeT
D-409
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FOR RENT. ELEVEN ROOM IIHICIC RESI-
dcncc. modern In evcr > respei-t. Steam heat
electric llaht Located nt Ihc southwest corner
17th nnd Douglas 8ts Apply to R W Raker
Buperlntendcnt Dee hldg. D C32
FOR RENT. MODERN PLAT , REST IN THE
city. In new Davldge bulldlni ; opposite city
hall , nlso good store In same building.
John W. llnbblns , iigent. ISC. P.unam stieet
D-137
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BTANTORD CIRCLE COTTAGES , B ROOM
H W cor 13ih nnd Vlnton finest location in
city for bujlnets men of Otmiia nnd South
Omaha ; rents modirate. 204 U e HulldlnK.
D J'2U
8noo.MOTTAOI : . ALL MODHIIN ,
and shade 2)21 ) Ml.iml at. D 751
FOH IU3NT. CHOICE TW13LVI3 itoon DI-
tachcil modern houiui. Inquliu 2iiS Capitol Ave- .
D-941
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AN ILIOANT : , MODCHN IJ-IIOOMIHIICK
dwelling P > per month. No 2111 CIIPH
7-rooms modi rn lint ut 117 M. No. 703 S3 IGlh nl.
V.Y. II Mellile. Isl Nil'l II ink Illdg. D-931
KioiiT-r.ooM MODiniN COTTAR : . iNorinn
1411 Vlnlon. D M123 K'
I3IO11T-11OOM COTTAOI3 , 120S HOUT1I TI3NTI1
Bt. Inquire 1411 Vlnton D M1M 23
1MIOOM 8TONI3 lliHII : > iNCi : . HOT WATPIl
heat , modem In every respect. a Norlh " 5th
HI. II T Clark. D-187
rou IUNT : , LAIMII ; imToic illTsionNciy
corner 2llh nnd Iwindon Courl formerly oc
cupled by dene-nil llinokc , nil modern Improve-
menla. Inquire ul 2211 I ndon Court.
D-M2I7 29
BIX-IIOOM COTTAOi : . MOORIlN * NlT-P
Blmde , large lol nnd Imrn , nn 2 | t utre-il be-
iwnn I iUe nnd Huitice. Oarvln linn 1613
Parnam. D-MJ3Q 30
MOVING iionsinioLn ooous AND PI V.NOH"
Om.Vnn X. Storage Co , 151P4 1'arn im T > 1 1V.5
D-4)5
Fen un.NT HOUSI : , c L.MIGI : itooiiiTliotiTlI
front No 2I.M Hewnnl St. D 241 a *
7-KOOM COTTAOI3 ANirTlATH UOOii i7\T-
cellenl lomllilon , nevvl > pnperod and ralnltd ,
conui- diaries nnd Norlh 25lh Inqnlie W.
II , ( irlllllli , Knrbne-h hotel. D Mii'J 2s *
roil ni : > TKUUMiiiiin UOOMS.
11OOMS , 19W CAPITOL AVIji K MIM 2S
NBWI.Y 'FlMiNlSlYlJD. STIJAM HUATlB
rooms , with ur vvllhout board. CO I s 13th St ,
K 9S7-H 8d
I PUIINISIIIID nOOMS FOIl IIOtJSKKlUn'ING
for man und wife , llent taken In board 319
N. nth. 13-174
t HOOMS , nousuicim > iNa. in : so. HTH.
13-173 K )
FUHNlHlIi : ! ) HOOMS POIl fliNTL13M13N : AND
llEhl housekucplntf. So03 Dudge tret I
C-M19I 28 *
PI1RN1BHI3D IIOOJ1H , HINOLI3 AND 13N8UITI3 '
gt Hurt. B-M231 28
I'i.KAHANT IIOOMH ON I'AKUOU n/XH ,
modem , slenni hel ; light lioutekeeplnir al
lowed. 213 H. Z4tb si. K-.MSio 2i ! >
HKMS AM ) IIOAHU.
> 'Ill T-fr.AH IIOAltD AND ROOMS ; HOT
w Ur , > i Hli Ixil location In city. Zl ! 8. 25th
Bt. 17S4
nttf > HH AKf HOARD , HTKAM IIHATKIW3
Cipllut ire , F M145 K *
MI8A JUAUHLANIJ. UU UOUQUAS STREET.
i i itMsin ii HOOM.S AMI no van.
( t Minuel )
111)LlANY ) lluiiMI Kill OR PNPUR ,
. ' 1 ( I r lunt Hiul rsst exposure , table tnnnlj
line 1 < > ntlin Si'H I > u l s K MUI m *
q ( H > IHKM ? . "llOARU , l 00 , MODERN
lirlrk , ronlrnl til North | i'h P-1M l
TIIM ( JKOROIA. SBT.15CT PAMIT.T HOTMU
near llsnsoom Itrh. 10IJ So Wth it
NICK IIOOM3 AND 1WAIID , ll J1INNKV.
r
nOOM rt'rtNISIlKD Oil UN-
furnl hnl. Ulnpln , I'll Dnventwrt.
r j
TWO < 1KN rt.KMUN , TWO 1'ltONT IIOOMS
with Innrd , prlvatp fnmll , rwiiwnaMp. B11 N
JJJ. 15BVJO'
Till : MKinmM , rniRT CLASS TAMILY
hotel irih & DoilRC SIS. F - ' ; *
rito.NT IICOM WITH
r-jtar
roil lusvr-.fM.iTHMMinn UOOM.S.
rouit noiiMS , tt PO sciii A\U. _
_ , , ,
2 riioNTlToo"M'8 ! icw I.IAVIN\VOKTU : ST.
o IB n
ron TinNT , 2 NIPB UNKUIINIHHIU : I AH-
lorn. MSI CKllrornlu. C1-MI1S >
roil HI2.VI < _ bl'Oltl S AMI OI'M'ICKS.
toll lll.ST-ULSK HOOM IN OltUI. Nil I'l/JOU
olllcc , lice bullillnR ; wntei. itenr , neat electric
light ami Janllcr service. Ai > pl > to 11V. .
linker suucrlnlimlent Dec Uulhllne I IDT
iot UINT-TN : TIIII inn :
One IIURC earner loom , 2nd lloor , with vault and
private alike , vvittet , etc
One InrKC front room , 2ml lloor , divided Into two
rooms by piitltlon. water , etc.
Oiii > ! nrfc corner loom , 2nd lloor , with vault ,
wntr , etc
One front uinn dlvldeil 1 > > partition , third tloor
fno coiner loom with \nult , third lloor.
One lniip room tuinl floor , with imlltlon dlvld-
Inn It Into ono lurne room nnd two smaller
hrlvnto ruoms , water , itc.
I wo I irsfl Kronml floor roam * vvlth v.iults.
sovcial mull ronins on fourth lloor , with \nulti.
All the o rooms ate hented with steiim , plectrlc
IlKhti. tupplleil with lliet claps Janitor service.
nicviitors run ilay nnd nil nluht llullillng
ntrlitb llrepioof. Appl > to It % \ Hiker. Super
Inli'nilent Room HI. llee Uulldlng _ ' "til ?
roll JinNT-Tunl-Bionv IIIHCK IIIJII.DISO
nt 018 rnrnnm St. This hulUllmr hns a fireproof
cement bnnement roniplete Btinm hcntlnpj nx-
lures : wnter on nil floors , pas , etc. Apply nt
the omen of 1 he ner I ° ' °
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" "fiTvTT'nRATiin si onr.i AND IT.ATS
Honnrd Itnnclt , Acent 1610 ChlenRoI
I fc-3 T"
V\NTED. AC1RNTS TO SELL
the onlv | > erfert tclf-feedlnR drllllni : attach
ment for lilt bnicea AVrlle qulelc to n-riirp
Rood tnrllorv A L Smith & Co I"- Arch
st Philadelphia J-M--5 : s
W \NTHI ) TO Ui : ? > T.
MODERN HOl'SR WITH A1IOUT TEN 11OOMS ,
near llnnscom pat It. Address P 19. nj" omce.
Iv M jSS
\VAN-1ED TO flENT-MODRHATRIA 1'fH-
niched hoiifc'of s or 0 rooms bath nnd modern
conveniences fn doFlinlile locution for w Inter
Gim-1 rnre tnltcn of premises Rnqulro nt olTI'e
of Western Envelope Co K 24S
WANTED. nY YOt'NO PKOPIWIONAI. MAN ,
rellned home In strlclh private fnmllv piofors
walking dlslnnro from IV-c replies cinddentlnl ,
leferences e\i hnntrcd S 30 Itec K 215 20
STOIIACJC.
PACIFIC STOUAOE AND WAHEHOUSE CO.
tOS-910 Jones General storage and forwarding.
PHAN1C EWERS , BEST STOIIAOB 1211 IIAll
ncy. M-7JI2 S14
OxTvAN & STOIIAGK 161114 TAUNAM TEL IJIS
i M 112
WAISTnn TO IHJY.
I1FST rmCR PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
LanU accounts at room 60 N. Y. Life Uulldlng.
N 201
w sncoND-iiAND wiinni.s. TO" io
Omaha Ulcjcle Co. . 323 N. ICth i-t.
N 752-S11
wn iLvvn CASH CUSTOMHUS rou nrNi-
dem-e lots ill r > \ * t ! < - city. Send us jour list
nnd we will do the rest O'Nell neil K'tito
Acency. Soulb Omnlm N 915 27
WANTHD. A CLKAN ! OITN OAITIJD
speedy driver ; weight about 900 pounds Ad-
dre 3 S 31 , lire N M219 23
n iiousns
ron SALii-noDDAHD PHAETON , HAMMOND
typewriter : both good ns new. It. C. rattcrson ,
I'uttcrgon lllock I' 521
rou s vi.n
SAWDUST , HULK Oil SACICHD CIUIIHING
nnd hoe fence. C. It. Lee. 901 Douglns.Q
Q 413
KOU KALI : , srniNo LAKH AND nnsun-
volr Ire. Gilbert liros , Council muffs. In.
Q-M711 S3
NKID MONKY. WILL SAcmrirn ALMOST
new hlgh-Brade upright piano. 1518 North 20th
si. QMS93
STEAM HOISTING MACHINE. CHUM' 2oS
St. Mary'n Ave. Q-953
KIXJNDlKn ALASKA. SEND Jl CO TOH MAP
of the Alaska gold ( lelita ; how nnd when lo co ;
wlml lo Inke , cost , clc. O. W Clinton , Wil
liams , Arizona Tenitory. QM17C S12 *
VIOLINS. GOOD VIOLIN CHDAP Ton CASH ,
one week only 11IC rnrnnm street
Q-M191 31
oVn moil oiiADi : siNRin SHWINO M A -
e-ilne chenp. Ne-ur.i ka Cjcle Co Kith nnd
Hnrm-j. Q-2U-2S
roil SAM3 G HRAD OOOD ntnSII COWS
Call afternoon , lllkhorn yard. 2jlh nnd Ilmst st
Q . ' 1C 2
KOIt SALI ! Oil THADn COOKING AND
entlm ; IrnlH , eldewull gasoline lamuv J ,
HleverH , Jr , Ames , Neb Q-JI2CI 3l
1'INlT'ui'UIOIIT PIANO ClIHAP ; CASH Oil
Omahi. Savings bank ueclu. 2007 Cafs Pi
Q-M230 Sll
11 isor.i , \\nous. .
ANTI-MONOPOLY OAIUlAOi : CO CLl'-ANS
cfcsponls und Iirlvj vnults nl reduced prices
Oil N ICl.i Tel 1779 Ii KO-S-18
HAWI3D NATUH\L STONH. AllTiriflAI , ,
blick Tel 1CSD W I Welshans , SOD S 17thSl
4.3
(31.IHVO VANTS.
MADAM PAUL , 503 NOUTH 1GTH ST. . TIIC
wonderful Irnnce medium lells your paFl , prcti-
enl uml future , unltr the separated , removea
rvll Influences , clc , Kallnfacllon gunrnnleeil ;
letlers wllh ulnmp encloppil prompllj nnfwered ,
hours , 10 n m lo S p. m. S M2" 8 IS *
. ITC.
MADAM SMITH. 1315 DOUOLVS , MA.SSAC.I3
Btenm lintlm T 9M 27
Miis. DU LION , iLicriiic : : MASSAQI : HATH
pirlurn , restful and cuiullvc 117 ti llth , up-
blulrn T MISS 2a
VIAVI KOll DTiiUNI3 TIlOUIlLns. 346-8
IlldB. j phynl'-lan , coneulutlon or beallli liouk
fee- U-414
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J25 , HUPTUU13 CUIUID roll J2S , UNTIL BUl
lrinli r 1 , no pain , no delcnlloi fiom ljusliicsa ,
refer lo lliouvandu of pnllerl euiud. cull or
wnle. O i : Miller Co. , 9.2-3 N. V L , Omaha
U-M-115
nvuuv PHAi-rii'Ai.
Omnlm U Invited In Join the Oinnhu Jlrkk-
Inscrji1 llenevolcnl local union , the etmrter In
open until the 15tli of rn-pttmtx-r , meeti vve-ry
Monday nlBhl nl IClh nndllllHin > l
U M2G4 29'
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-MOM3V TO LOAN UUAI. USTATi : ,
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ANTHONY LOAN 4 TllUfaT CO , 315 N V L.
uulek mono HI low ruien for choice furm landj
In lowj norlhern lllfourl , t-umern NclirusUa.
W lib
IjQANS ON IMPnOVKD & UNIM1MIOVI3I ) CITY
properly. W. raniam Smllli & Co , 1320 1'arimm '
W 417
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6 I'UH C13NT MONIiV ON N13U & IA. PAilMS
\V. li. Melkle , lil Nullonul Hank HIJif. , Onmha
W 41S
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MONUY TO ijOAN AT I IW UATEs ! TlTH
O 1 % Djvlr Co . I'M Kan-tin 81 , W-41S
MONKY TO IXJAN ON IMPItOVRU OMAHA
property luiey & Thomaa , 107 lit Nat , Ilk bide
W 41
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ON OUAHA I'UOl'KUTy ; LOWUbT IIATCS *
building loans w anleO. ridellly Trusl Co.
W-4M
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CITViAIJP PAM I-OANB. LOW HATKS.
Pan In Uroi. , itg Farnam il. W-MM3 St
MON HY TO LOAN ON IMP11OVED OMAHA
real estate. Eronnmn , lave Co. , 1'aiton Illk.
Vf iiO
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MONEV TO LOAN. 1IEMIS , PAXTON I1LOOK.
W MM ! )
MOM.V TO 1.0.1.- tll.iTri.12.1.
MONI Y TO UHN ON I t UNITl III 1'IANOS ,
h itf-n w * n tr t i weu rni i In cli > .
n ritiitml tf K iod ( .trKllr e nfl I niul , > . u
onn uny ll < " i" > n iff m nny tirm or in nny
nmoiinU OMAHA MORTOAOn 11N VO.
} So Ifth 81
X 423
A 1 AI.PI1IN. OMAHA ItINK UOt'SK.
hlKheit prices. 101 S 7 H uth ICth nt Omnm
Y MI77 RW *
rnomjciiAv ANiouA IN COMMISSION
well F lnbllshFd JIM W cniili J J Ollon ,
CM Flrjt Nrtt'l Hank Y-M2M BJ
TO OIT IN on OUT or HL'SINHSS oo TO J.
J. Olli on. 514 rirnt Nnllonnl biinl ! YM143
BALI : , IIOTIL rt'iiNiTUiu : AND I.P.ASK
of n tlilrlIHii loom house , the only hotel In
tonn. Mint fell. lf t nf reKsi.ns , good locn-
lion , Rood trndc Oomo nnl fee or write C W
Hnineld. C'e-dur llnplds , Neb Y MKJ 29 *
roit SALI : . UAIUV SHLLINO TIIN UANH or
milk , nil belonclim gee vvllh rnme Addn-ss
S 37 , lk-e. Y-211 ? 7
roil i\cn V.MI : .
\VANTID : TO Tit\Di3. uoo'j LOT rou TIANO
Address O 4S. Itee. Z 3CG
WANTI3D STOCK onoCKIUi:1 * roil CI.KAR
lots In Omaha nnd Pierre S. Ij C'nll nt room
423 Paxton block from 2 lo 3 o'clock p m
7.-MZ14
CI.I3AII LOT IN CUniOHTON HKIOHTH TO
Ir.itle for uprlgnt plnrro Aildrcsii B W H"e.
S5-2I2-S2
roiouNTS- -
evile , 11 No 2 Id mlnglnn Ivppvvrller , In llrsl-
clnito condlllon. Cnll nl CS19 N l lh f < l
X-M231 50
KOH SAI.n HKAI. KS
HOUSIIS. IXTS. PAIIMS , LANDS. I.OANS ,
Gee P licmls Heal Uslale Co. . Paxlon lllotk.
lli-424
riVIMlOOM COTTAGI3. 1'ULL LOT. SOUTH
Omnhn. JV . cnty Icrms. It. C. Pnlterson
1'ntlci'on ' . 'lock 11U-520
CIIAS 13 WILLIAM'-ON. COS I'-Hi : ULU'1 Tel 717
1U2-MS,0
CASH roil OMAHA SAVINOS IIANIi AC-
counts. G. O. Wallace. 512 llrown blk
ItL 193
KOUNT55IJ PLAC11 11AUOAINH , 12 500 3 760 TO
JC COOco iihotos nl ICth nnd rnrmm , Morse
J. J. Gibson , 614 rirnl Nut. Bnnk UIJB
HL 42o
IIAIIOAINS IN ALL t'Alt W Or' 1 HR
conif nnd consult with us O'Nell's Hr-a -
tnte Auency. South Omnhn. IIL BU S7
iON'T WAIT UNTIL VAI.t'RS HAVI3 POl'lJ
led , Ret In on the ground n or while theriIs
M-t time , come nnil sec us O'Nell's Hell
llstnto ABPiie > , South Omnhn. Itn-llo 27
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\FrN-r"Q"in'cK""ntTimNs o f Yorn
South Onmlu icnl eM.itc list It with the
O'Xell Hcnl Kslnte Ab-encj. Boulhjj1"1
CHRAP. N'RAT COTTAOR. IX3T ! 5X127'4 RAST
front , must h" sold nt onre ; call nnd let me
show joti. James StocKdnle. i-oom 4. Trcnzer
llloiU -Itr.KO
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1'AHM rOlT HAl.Rr2M AfURS. ONI2 Or THR
lic t Improved fnrms In Hurt Tn . send for n
description nnd price to the owner Thoirms
VVnlklnsan , Hlalt. Nib . llR 1 < 1 29 *
SNAP , GOxlld l-KHT NRAH 2JI ) AND CI.AHK.
tl SIM .T N l-i en/or , Opp 1' O Jtl222
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iTTLr"LOT" ; > aAU HIGH snioon ONLY JI-M
rive-room cottaKC , comer lot. onls $971
Tine residence lot. tqilemlld location , Jl.fiCO
I'lvo acres neiir Omaha nnd South Omnhn , Jl S'O
llnnd'oine modem resldince. only $4 riOO
Hicks Heal Ustnte Agency , 219 S. Kth t
SNAP , 1.:0 TOR TWO LAUOi : HOl'SKS , AT
271C and 2718 N. 2Slh St. , lot , SU90 3 N
Trcn7er , oppo lte P. O 1112-249 27
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theater hlds. ; fall term opens Sept 1. write
cntalQKUe 20C-S-24 *
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426
AT OMAHA UUS COLI.KGn. 1CTII & . DOUQL.AS
427
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ill
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429
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If every operator used the lluht running Dens
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IIAKCING.
MOHAND'S HIO HAIINEY ST7 PRIVATE I.ES-
pens society or Etice : now oncn. < 32 A-10
SCHOOL FOIl STAMHIRIIRHR AND STUTTEFt-
ers Julln E. VnuRhan , SOS N Y Life bldif.
Method by graded voc.il exercises. Hours , 10 to
12 nnil 2 to 4 813 HH'
r VTI\TS.
Sucs * CoAttornejs -
nt I-nw B1" ' latent Ex-
pcrts HC. DulldlnB.
Omaha , Neb Ilnnch ofnce nt Washln ton.
D C. We make TREE EX A MIN \TIONS nnd
aid Inventois In selling thcli * Inventions. Send
ror fiee Advice and Patent llook.
OPI-ICK C-HIKF QUAUTRRMASTBR
Omaha. Neb , Aug 27. 1SW. Sea'ed pro-
po-als , In trlpl'cate ' , will be- received here
until 12 o'clock m , central standard time ,
Sept 27 , 1SU7 , and then onenwl , for
constructing ti 00,000 gallon steel tank with
trestle ( it Fort Itoblnson , "Neb. , U. S.
reserves right to reject or ncce-pt any or all
pioposali1 , or nny part thereof p'ans anil
specifications can be seen , and nil Informa
tion had lieiw. Envelopes containing pro
posals to bo marked "i'lopo-Mls for Steel
Tank , " nnd addresicdi J. M. MARSHALL-
C C JU. A 2S elH S2I-.S
T yribn ro coxTiucToirs !
ISIds will be received until ! i o'clock p. m. ,
Wudnufdny , September 1st , nt No Cfi Paxton -
ton bloc | { , for laying water pipe , setting
hydrants , etc. , on grounds of Transmls'sls-
Hlppl Exposition Plans ami specifications
on tlio In Huperinlenilcnt's onice
F P KIIIKHNDALU
Mnnnger Grounds and lluililiiiK Hept.
A-2C-d-B-t
- - - -
I'OSTOKKICH JMITICK.
( Should bo read DAIIA' by all InteresteJ ,
ns cliMiKetr muy occur nt nnj lime )
I'oielKn malls for the week endlnir Aucuat
2S , 1SU7vlll close ( PHOMPTLY In a 1
cases ) at the General Postolllcc- follows
PAUCKLS I'OST MAILS ULOSn ONK
HOUH UAHLICH than closing time shown
bi-lovv.
TriiiiH-Allaiillu MnllN.
SATtmDAY-At 7 a. in for FnANCn ,
mvrraniU.AND. ITALY , SPAIN , POIfX-
I'OAL , TUIUCHY. KOYPT nmi HIIITISH
INDIA , per B. s. La GascoBiie' , via lluvro
( letters for other pints of Uurope mum bo
dlrcaied "per La Ciusco nu"Ji ut S a. m. for
NKTHHULANDS direct , per B a. Spiarn-
Uiim. vlu Itottordam ( letters must be ill-
reeled "per Sp.iurnd.im" ) ; at 10 u m ,
for SCOTLAND direct , per s. . Clrcapjln ,
vl i QliiHHovv ( letters must be directed "per
"Clrcassla" ) ; ut 11 u. in. for NOIIWAY
direct , per u s Island ( letters must be ill-
re-otehl "per Island" ) ; at 12 m ( .sumiltmt-'nt-
nry 1.30 i > . m ) for UUUOI'K , per a a.
Umbrla * , via Queenstown.
P1UNTI3D MATri3It. IITCGerman slcumcrs
sailing on Uuesdays take Prlnte-d Mutler. tic. ,
for Germany , and Specially Addressed Printed
Matter etc. , for other parts of Uuropc. Ameri
can and White Star steamers on Wednesdays ,
German uleamera on Thursdays , und Cunard ,
1'reuch und Herman fcteuinets on Salurduya
lake Printed Mailer , etc. , for all iaunlrles for
which they are advertised lo carry mall.
After closing uf the bupplemenlur ) Trans-
Atlantla Malls named above , addlllonal supple-
mentury mulls are opened oiuthe piers of the
American Ungllsh , French and Ocrmun steam
ers , and remuln open until within Ten Win-
utw of the hour of salllnir of sleumer ,
MnlU l'r South uuil Coiitrul Ainrrlcn ,
Went Iiiillen , Ktc ,
SATUHDAY At 10 a. m. ( supplementary
10-30 a. in. ) for KOHTUND ISLAND ,
JAMAICA and SVANIL.LA , per B. u. Ael-
Ir im'rult il trer * fjr C jstn Ilira m t li
ilire if I ' | v , r Mn n lac-k ) . nt In n in ,
( miMHFtn < niAry 10 TO n ml for 1'OUT A1'
iMtiKrr I'MTiT ooAvr : , jnnKMU- ' ,
C'AHTIIAOI NA nnl SANTA MAIITIIV ,
per i . Amlnv ret 1" SO a m for CAM *
PIX'lli : , rillAl'AS , TAH\St'O and YU
CATAN , pet r s prltiln ( letters for other
port * of Mcxfi'O nnd for Ctibi must bo
directed "per tlrlihba" ) , nt 10 .Td n. m for
POUT At' ' IMUNCM1 At'X-rAYKS. .TAP-
Mit : < . Cl'MANA and rAIU'PANO. per S.
a. Prlns WU'oni IV ( Icttern for other parts
of Venezii'la. fitraeno. TrlnUnd , Hrltlth
nnd Dutch Uulftna mn t be directed "per
Print Wlllem jr-j ; nt 11 n m for NUW-
FOUNDL'AND , pel1 a. 9. Portia.
Mull- for Newfoundland , by rail to Hnllfnx. ami
th nee l > y ntcnmrr , clo c nt thli office dnllr nt
8:30 : p m. Mull * for , MtQiielon , by mil to lios-
ton nnd thence Vy rtenmcr , clixr at this omce ,
dally at 8.30 p. in Mulln fur Cnt > n clone nt thl
office Oilli nt 7'fin n. l. , ? nr fornnnllns by
dtenmeM jalllnR ( Mondny nnd Thurwla > < ) irnm
Port Tnmpi , Tin Mnlls for Me lco rily.
overland , nle n speclnlly addre ed for dl -
intch by steimer , clo < ie > nl Inn otTlee dnlly nt
2.30 n m nnd 2:30 : p. m H'-glMered mall
close * , at 6:00 : \ > m. previous day.
Trniiiiiiirlllo Alnllx.
Mnlls for th Society I lands , per Milp Oill-
Ice ( from San Krnnel .eo ) , close here dnlly
up to August 2S nt 6:30 : ji m. Mnlli for
China , Japan nnd Hanoi ) , per a s Coptic
( from San rrnnclsco ) , cloe here dully tip
to August 27th nt C.TO p m Mnllx for
China nnd Jnpan , per s. B. Columbia ( from
Tncnmn ) close liero ilnlly up to August
29th nt ( lno : p m. Mnlli for Hnvvnll. per
B. i. Australia ( from S\n l > "rnncl co ) clo-te
hero dally up to September 1st lit fi-00
p. m Mnlh for Australia ( except Went
Austtnlln ) , Hawaii and 1'IJI Island1) , per
B P. Aornnpl ( from Vnnrouvfr ) , elo o
heie dally after August llth nnd up to
September 1st nt G " p m Mallt for
China and Japan ( ipcclnllv nddroBsed
only ) , per 9 , Kmpress of Japan ( from
Vancouver ) , rhier here dally up to Sep
tember "Gib nt fl 1(1 ( p in. Malls- for Aus
tralia ( exoe-pt those for We t Austialla ) ,
vvhlcli are fotvvanleil via Hurope , New
XenlanO , Hnvvall , rijl and Simonn Is
land" , per a Marlpoiji ( from San Kran-
e-l co ) , rlo e here ilally up to September
10th at 7.30 n. m. , 11 n in. and 0 SO p in. ( "l
on nl rival nt Neu York of s s Campinla
with Ilrltlsh inulla for Australia. )
Trans-Pnclde malls nre fonvnnled to pnrt of
pilling ilnlly nnd the schedule of clnslnK Is
nrinnk'od on the presumption of thpli unin
terrupted overlnml trnnslt lleclatered mnll
olofcs nt G'OO n m provlous iHv
Postoiriee , New York N Y . August 20. 1817.
conxnMus VANCOTT. postmaster.
\1L1K ) VMS.
Ill ULINIHON & MIS OII'II
lllver llallronil "Tho HirlliiK
ton llnutiOenenil olllce N
\ \ I'orner Tenth nnd rnnmin
Stieets Ticket olllci150J fm-
nain Ktreet Telephone , 2iO
l > ciot Tenth nnd MdLion streets
Iclophone
Arrive
Lincoln lien\er nnd vveit S.S'i nm 9.80 an
Lincoln Denver l < > lo-
rndo. I'l.ih. ' Callfornlu ,
lllack Hills , Montnna
nnd Putfet Sound i.r ; pm 4 03 pm
Lincoln Local ' 7.0."i pin * 7:43 : pm
Lincoln 1 ant Mnll pm " 11.30 am
1 Dnll > Dallj except Sundn > .
OHK'AaO lUIItLINOTON AND
CJnlncj Itsllrond "The llurllnc
ton Itoute Ticket olllce , r > 02
I'.irnnm street Telephone , 210
Depot Tenth nnd Mngon Streets
Telephone , 128
I nve. Arrive
riilcniw Vc'tllmlcd Ex 5 03 pm 7..5 nm
C'hlciiKO Express 1.4S nm I 13 pm
ChlniKO ,1 ht Louis Ex 7.10 pn. 7 " nm
' 'nclilo Junction l-ncil 11:1) : nm fi 10 pm
Tnst Mall 2 CO pm
Dall > Dalls except Sund ly.
cnirAco , MU.WAUKIIU K. sr
Paul llnlluu > Citj Ticket
Oftloc WU rnrmm Stred
Telephone. 2S4. Depol , Tenth
, ntul Mnaoil Streets. Telephone1.
Arrive.
Chicago Limited Hx ' . . 6:30 : pm * S 03 nm
Chle.mo & Sioux City I3x " 11-CO nm 3.25 pm
Dillj. Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO & ftoilTHWI3STI3KN RAILWAY
Cil > Ticket Olllc6. 1401 rnrnam Slrecl. lelo-
phone , 601 Depot'lentil und Muson Streets.
Telephone , 123 ' *
Leave. Arrive
MlfHourl Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul and
Minneapolis . 5:10 : nm 10:45 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City i .1. . * 7:30 : nm 9,03 pm
Denlson , Carroll , Wnll
Like T . . * r.30 am 9 03 pm
Eastern Express , pes
Molnes Muraialltotvn ,
Cedar Rapids , ChloHgo "lO S nm 4.10pm
Atlantic 1'ljer , Chicago
und East * 4:45 : pm 4:10 : pm
Pnut Mall , Chicago to
Omaha 3:10 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
Clt > . St. Paul , Minne
apolis Limited G 15 pm * 9-23 nm
Omahn-Chlcngo Special . 0:30 pm S.10 am
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND S. PACIP1C RAILroad -
road "The Great Rock Island Route" Cltj
Ticket Olllcc. 1323 Knrnnm Street. Telephone.
423 Depot , Tenth and Meuon Streets. Tele
phone , US.
Leive. Arrive.
Chicago nnd St Paul
Vestlbulcd Expre H . . . 4.30 pm 1.20 pm
Lincoln , Colorado Sp s ,
Pueblo , Denver and
west 1 23 pm ' 4.03 pm
Chicago. Des Molnes and
Rock Island 7.00 pm 1 8:15 : nm
Atlantic Express. for
DCS Molnes and east
ern points 7 CO nm ' 5:33 : pm
Dally Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND
Omiha Rnllwnj General Olllccs , Nebraska Di
vision. Plfteemh. and Webster Sheets Ticket
Olllce. HOI Parnani Street. Telephone , 661.
Depot , riftecnth and Webster Streets. Tele
phone , 145S.
ij > ave. Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. 8.50 nm 8:25 pm
.Sioux City Acoommodi. 9.50 am 8.25pm
lllalr , Emerson. .Sioux
City. Ponca , Hartlns-
toii nnd nioomlleld . 1:00 pm 11-53 nm
Sioux City. Manknto , St.
Paul. Minneapolis . . . Ci5 : pm 9:10 : um
Dally. Dally except hunda > . Sunday
only
PREMONT ELKIIORN S. MISSOURI VALLEY
Railway General Olllces , United htntw Nn-
tlonal II ink Uulldlng SouthvveFt Corner-
Twelfth nnd Painam Streets Ticket Olllcc ,
1401 Parnnin Street Telephone. 561 Depot ,
Pifteenth nnd Webster Streets Telephone , 14 S
I "nve. Arrive
Jllack Hills. Deadwood
nnd Hot bprlngs. . . . 3 00 pm 5 CO pm
Wjomlng , Carper and
Douglas . . . . . 3 00 pm 5 00 pm
Hastings , York , D-uld
Cll > Superior , Ge
neva , Exettr nnd Seward -
ard . 3 00 pm 5 00 pm
Not folk. West I oint 7 v ) nm " 10 . ' 5 nm
nnd Premont . 3to : pm 5 00 pm
Lincoln Wnhoo nnd 7.W nm " 10-23 nm
Premont . ,1.00pm G.OO pm
Pn-mont Locil , 7,50am
Dnlly Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only " Dally except Saturday , " Dilly
except Monday.
KANSAS CITY. ST JOSEPH &
Council Hlurfs Rnllroad "The
IluilliiKlon Route" Ticket Of-
llco. 1502 Pnrnam Street. Tele-
pione 250. Depot , Tenth nnd
Mauon Streets Telephone , 128
Leave Arrive.
Kansis City Day Ex . 9 01 um 0:10 : pm
Knnsas City Night Ex . 1000pm " 6.30am
Dally
Missorni PAciric HAILHOAD
General Olllc'ea und Tlckel
Olllee , Merchuntx Nutlonal Hank
Uulldlng , 1221 rarnnm Htreel.
Telephone , 104. Depol. I'lflecnth
und Web'tcr Streets Telephone ,
Leave. Arrive
KumiiH City , St lAuls
nnd Houthi-rn pnlnin 3 03 pi 12 m pm
Kims is Clly Hxpre-ss 9-30 pi :20nm :
I't Cio.ik & Union LI . 9.W pi T.OOnm
Dully.
OMAHA KANSAS CITY & EASTERN RAIL
road Omaha A. Ht I-ouls Railroad " 1 he O K
Route" Tli ki > t Olllr-e. 1413 Parnam Street.
Telephone 31 ! Depot , Tenth and Muton
htre-ets , telephone1 , 12S ,
Leav e. Arrive.
PnttoiiEburg. KlrkHvllle ,
( Jillncy I/icnl 3:40 : am 10:15 : pm
St Louis , NeW York
Llmltcil 4.30 pm 11.30 am
Dilly.
B1OUX CITY & PAflKIC RAILROAD-OEN-
eral Ofllces , United States National Dank
Iliilldlni ; , S W. Corner Twelfth and Pnrnam
Streets. Ticket Olllce , 1401 Parnam htrret
Telephone , 501. Depot Plftecnth and Webster
Streets Telephone , 1438.
Leave. Arrive
Rloux City , Mankato ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , fi:15 : pin 9:10 : am
Dally
UNION PACIFIC "THE OVERland -
land Route" General Olllce-s , N.
E Corner Ninth and Purnam
Streets , City Ticket OJIlce , 1303
1'urnam Street. Telephone , 316.
Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 128Leave
Leave , Arrive ,
The Overland Limited"
for Denver Salt Lake ,
Parlllc eoant , und all
western points . . 8:20 : um 4:15 : pm
Pa t Mall train for
Denver. Salt Lake ,
Pacific coast and all
western points . . 4:05 : pm * 10 20 nm
Lincoln , lltatrlce und
Htrnmiliuric Express . . 4.03 pm 3,50 pm
Or u n.l Ivland Express 6:3.1 : pin 3:50 : pm
Dully. Dally except Sunday ,
Council llluffs Local L uve B:4 : u. m. . C.50a.
in. ; 7.20 a. m ; 8.U a. in. . 10.i a. m. , 2,15
( i im. i 11
P m I in p n. . t. M p IM AHUM * M n in ,
7 W n. in * n in D Nt n HI II vt mi
a m p in K M p in o w. P in ID it p m
WAIIAHII IIAIMIHAH Tlr'MKT tlfl'ICW , KIR
Kit rim in Hlieni 1 i-l tiiimn , in l > * pot , Tentl
nnd Mnmin Cllr l T liihfm | , IX.
l * v * Arrive
HI Uiuln "Cnnon Unit"
IC > | iri > m * l W pin ! ! m
IMIIj.
AD\ICI : TO ST\V-\T.IIOMUH.
A liii'tor' UrnnlliiiiN ! Tips < o tin )
ri"r Victim * .
"This In the nonnon upon which victims
of liny fovcr Itxik with ilrcail , " BHJS a doctor
In the St. Ixiuls Republic. "They know by
bitter experience that between about the
middle ot August and the middle ot Scplcm
ber they have ? an ordeal to pass throng !
\vhlch Ifl truly tcrrllile > . Of course , thcio arc
degrees In oevcrlty , but the average mittcrcr
from hay fever ( or more correctly apeakliiB
ntitutunnl catarrh for the hay-making genson
la over long before ) hay fovcr sots In ) when
In his asthmatic paroxjsm , cuelurea untoli
ngonlco.
"DliI you ever see a patient In the act o
going through his fight for breath ? It la
painful tovltnrat , even for a phjslclan
vvhoHu fl > mpathle9 hnvo been blunted by
yeatvj ot aesoclntlon with illscnao and Iti
mlserlw. The patient , about the- middle ot
August , experiences an Intolerable Itching
and burning of eyes and throit , whlcl
Is BOOH accompanied by an Inoullnatu urn
provoking dwlro to sneeze. This Hiieezliig
and Irritation of tlio evennd throat bc-
eouies Intenslllcd as tlu > d.-xjs go by , am' '
merges Into a second stage , I o. , ot bronchia
Inflation which maiilfriiti lt"oir by a dry
tickling cough with tittle or no expectora
tion The- continual coughing aud nucezlng
brings about a soreness ot the chest , such
as jou would expect when contracting an
ordinary cold.
"About August 2S the fltst aitlnnatlc ajmp-
toms appear. You may think It strange that
I should specify a , certain date tor Its onset ,
but I think nearly every doctor's record book
will show that Just about that time h'ji pi-
Units grow smldcnl ) worse Nothing In the
whole category ot human Ills IK so certain as
the exactne-ss with which attacks of hay fever
recur. It Is almost ludicrous In Its exact
ness. It Is as prompt and unfailing ES tlio
monthly gas bill , whether the teison be
wet or iliy , Intensely hot 01 fairly tool. It
will often iccur In an Individual on Uio very
same Jay und even Iho very same hour tint
It appealed the previous > ear. 13x ti In dif
ferent Individuals there Is seldom \arhtlon
of moro than two or three ) dajs. Change In
locality ( unless upon Ihe high soa-i or in a
mountain region , makes very little dlfTe'-
Liice. So that It a man who has gone tp the
Klondike gold fields is attacked by the an
nual enemy , he may derive consolation from
the fact that hla hay fever fi lends In St.
Loula are suffering with him at th.ttvcrj
hour.
"About August 25 , I say , the ! Ir t asth
matic svmptoms manifest themselves. The
difficulty ot breathing Is Increased , the chest
beromes more tight ; there "la " a whistling
cooing sound In the chest , which becomes
louder nnd louder until a few moments before
the parox > sni , when It can be heard across
the room. The patient becomes neivous ami
restless Ho cannot lie down upon the bed ,
or even lean back In the rocker. The sonorous
ous chest sounds In a Jerking ihythm. Gil-
ting well forward or standing , the patient wll
soeki a convenient place to plant ha elbows
and vainly gasp for breath. The neck swells
the ejes and face become suffused with blood
tears trickle down the cheeks and the ex
pression Is that of yearning , anxiety and de
spair. The collar Is unbuttoned , the clothing
loosened , the windows and doors thrown open
but to no avail. All the muscles ot the
shoulders , arms and cbau are brought Into
play to assist respiration. The chest heaves
anil tosses like a ship In a gale , but the
breath will not come. The patient feels as
If be were breathing In a vacuum , and his
anxious friends , unless experienced , will suppose -
pose that actual suffocation Is Impending
Unless there Is some radical inteifcrenco
these paroxysms may last from a few min
utes to several hours. Gradually the - whistling
ling noises return , Ihe breathing becomes less
shallow , the patient breaks out in a copious
perspiration and the worst Is over.
"Although several theories have been ad
vanced to explain the causation of ha\
asthma , there Is none which is universally
accepted. I consider It a neivous affection
a disorder of the sympathetic system ( tht
vosomotor fibers ) , by which persons so pre
disposed became Influenced by an cxterna
iirltant , such as dint , heat , electrical con
ditions of the atmosphere , or the pollen fiom
( lowers or plants , as Is meat generally be-
lloved. As would naturally be supposed
there has also been found n germ for ha >
asthma , but I have not seen him as yet am
will cling to the nervous theory until I flue
something better.
"Thero are two classes of patients who
apply for treatment those who can affon
to move to another climate nnd those who
must remain at homo. Patient * of the first
clabs are usually told to go where there Is
no dust and no pollen. This means a life ,
lu the mountains or upon the ocean. A
proper change of location is very often cura-
tlvo ns long as the patient remains , but as
BOOH as ho returns to hta familiar haunts
his sibilant old enemy h there to meet him.
experience has proven that Immunity from
hay fever Is enjoyed In the Catsklll moun
tains , the Ilocky mopuntalns , at seine places
In the Adlrondacks , at Beach Haven , N. J ,
and at L'lro Island , N. Y. Autumnal catarrh
Is also crtcaped at Whlteflcld , Franconla ,
Kabyan's , Mount Washington and many
other places In the White mountain region
This all argues against the pollen theory ,
because there is at least some \egetatlon In
all these places.
"For the other class of patients the treat
ment must of necessity bo only palliative
The patient should lead acry ijulet life
from the time ho expects the annual attack
until the period hai > been well passed. He
should avoid as much as pooslble any ex
posure to di.iughls nnd the direct rajs of
Iho cun , and refrain from any uxeillon which
would cause the respiration and circulation
to bo unduly quickened. Ho should walch
rtllglously his dlgtslion and oat nothing but
the most luadlly as.similablo fond. He bhonld
spare his stomach as much an possible and
ho will bo wleo If he eats no food at all
after 3 or 1 o'clock In the afternoon , at least
not moro than a very light lunch. An old-
fushloned flaxseed tos with brandy and sugar
will alleviate this bronchial distress and
overcome , the necessity for uplng opium and
olhor narcotic medicines which are much too
loosely handled at present by Inexperienced
persona.
"For the soreness , redness and Irritability
of the eyes a weak solution of borax In clean
water , or a mild solution of sugar of lead
and hamamells water will prove comforting.
Blue or smoked glasses are Indispensable If
the patient Is obliged to go about In tlio
sunlight end should always bo used Stimu
lating gargles , Mich as vinegar and salt , are
sometimes c\ccedlngly useful by allaying
the Intense dryncfcs and Itching In the throat
and at the roof of the mouth ,
"Tho asthmatic symptoms demand treat
ment by a physician , but they may often bo
palliated by Inhaling a few drops of chloro
form or other sprinkled upon a handker
chief. Inunctions of a. G per ci nt ointment of
oil of eucalyptus rubbed well around Ihe
cheat nnl neck t-eom : at time's In bo very
buiuflclul. Cocaine application to the niucouo
mcmbiann of the no.se > him of late become
very popular , and Is , I believe , the most
elllcacloim remedy known ; but outride ot
the danger of contracting the coca I no habit.
It Is n dangerous remedy and should not
bo employed except by n skillful phyalclan.
"There is a mibjtltule , however , which
docs ncaily as well aa the eocalno solution
and glveo almcst Instant relief , and that Is
a 10 to 20 per cent solution of menthol in
almond or olive oil. It should be applied
by means ofa coarse spray , or camel's hair
brush.
"Attention to tills little detail will enable
a victim of hay fever to exist with a min
imum of discomfort at home without having
to bo exiled on top of same mountain , or In
uomo seashore town , uhlth would bo worse
to many than Invalldlmn. Sensible living ,
sensible clothing , senolble diet , avoidance * of
undue exertion and rational medical treat
ment for gra\o symptoms , ohnuld they ar
rive , will make llfo bearable , oven In the
severest of stay-at-home caaea. although
there U no hope for absolute recovery "
The "nicycllst's Heat Friend" U a familiar
name for DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve , al
ways ready for emergencies While a tpe-
clllu for plica , It aUo Instantly relieves and
cures cuts , brulzea , nit rheum , eczema and
all affections of the skin. U never falui , ,
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP. |
Mrs 1'rnncea Hodgson Iliirnctl. nlio l
not well known to New Yorker * by slRht ,
was frequently seen on ttio streets last neck
when slioAS < n tliat city In connection
ulth tbo prcpiratlotia for tlio proilucllon of
one of her plays , Mrs. Iturnctt Is a striking
looking noman with blond hair , which for
nc\eral jcars she worn rather utiort. She
haa Krown stouter durlnR recent > ears niul
her appearance lu the style ot dress fho
adopts would lead olio to btlloTo that fhu
was ttngllsh rather than American , although
most ot her llfo has been fi'Mit In this
country. Altliongh Mrs. Ilurnett mnkes n
largo Income from her writings , she Is
anxious for the greater cmolumenls of the
dramatist , ntul sht > sticks asilduously to play
writing , nlthoiiRU It Is doubtful It any uf
her plays except "Little Lord Kfluntloroy"
has o\er pro\e < l \ery profitable to her.
Shu Is n woman of very pronounced opinions
as to the Interpretation that her pla > s
should receive , and It was a dKigreemciit
about a matter of this kind with her mana
gers that postponed the production of her
litest drama for a whole year. Thou Mrs.
IHirnolC wat convinced that so long us pla >
\\oro written to make money , the.\ could
accomplish that end moro n\ullly when
the IntproM * of the organizations to have
smoking rooms for the memhern. In nome
of the cllllw they were nbollsbfd , but In
the majority they wete retained. The l.on-
Oon hotels tint established atnoklng roomn
for women -and they are of the highest
clati hud to chooee whether the women
guests should be nlowed to smoXo In the
I dining room with the men of their part 1m
or In Die hallwnjs. and It was decided that
the Binoklng room wna the only solution of
the question , as many of the gurfttn hesi
tated about Indulging thcmsehea In n pub *
lie part of the hotel. Men ate admitted
with women , but they nro not allowed to
come In alone. AH another Instance of the
growth of cigarette smoking among women
In Kngtand. It might be cited the case of the
titled Austrian nt the ducheos of lc\on-
Bhlre' recent ball who ninokcil a clgarctto
In tht > dining room after supper.
Neither coeducation of the sexes nor th
new \\oman seems to worry Hr 1ninnb -
bnlt. In a lecent speech to the Oberlln eol-
lego alumni he- raid the main argument
against the mingling ot the HCXCH at college
"la that they nro npt to full In lo\e and get
married , and that Is a thing of which I
heat lII ) appio\o. 1 fell In lo\emid got mar-
rird mj'plf , and I think 11 wn the best
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Autumn visiting ca3tum.cs ibis stasiun am partlculatly smart and effective. Our
Illustration shows a gown Horn Harper's Hazar , made of gray crcpo do Chine , tilmmed
elaborately with entre-deux of white lace , edged with nairow white eatln ribbon.
The waist has rullleg anil jabot of mousacllno de .solo with a satin edge , while the
yoKe has bands of gold and silver biald A charming touch of color Is given by the
belt of green velvet , with rhlncstonc buckle.
The hat with thle gown Is from Lewis , and Is a toque made of gray tulle and
trimmed with black and white feathers. The bilm Is covered with tulle cmbioldeicd
In gold , and caught up at the side with a lasctto of turquoise blue satin
they were Intrusted to persons who were
adapted to them. But she only half gave
UD her contention that the woman she had
selected -was the best for her play , aud In
Dngland It will be handed over to the Amcil-
can actress who was her first choice.
A honeymoon trip by proxy Is the latest
novelty which was brought to the attention
of visitors and natives at Atlantic City by
the advent of four Jolly old people , husbands
and wives. They knew nobody at the hotels ,
they did not want to make acquaintances ) ,
and Insisted on being seated at a table by
themselves. It was a caution to see how
much fun they got out of their visit They
bathed and they boated and thcv fished.
They visited every show In Atlantic City.
Fancy the excitement among the women In
the hotel when they were ovuiheard banter
ing each other one evening and one of them
said : "Enjoy yourself as much as you can.
Folks of our ago can only have a honey
moon trip once in our lives. "
None of thu four could bo under CO years
of age. Just married and on a honeymoon
trip when they ought to bo preparing for
their graves. Thus the tongues wagged until
a cleigyman arrived who knew them AinoiiK
the other guests was one of his formci i > ar-
Ibhlonms , and to her he explained the situa
tion. The old people wcro the happy parents
of a young couple mairled tun di > s ago.
The brldo and groom wanted to enjoy each
othcr'u society In peace and qulot Hurry
and bustle of tiavel and thu publicity which
nlwajs smiles on the nonly married wtro
aveiso to them. Therefore , they hit upon the
happy expedient of sending the old folks
off on a bridal tour and stayed at home to
keep house with nobody aiound to Interfeio
In any way with their t > olitude.
Women are branching out further and
further slnco the blcyclo period began , and
now another stop Is taken owing to Uio rld-
ng of the ullont steed. It Is astonishing
to find how many women of all ages and
Hlzcvi travel In their blcyclo units , not merely
when Journeying by rail to some good pluco
'or biking , but In regions wheio It Isn't
oven worth whllo to take their wheels along ,
and often upon trips where It Id just plain
.raveling , with no intention of bottling down
anywhero. So common has the attlro become -
como for tourists that It hardly causes a
stare
Looks of envy from the long-skirted
vomcn arc about the only demonstration that
t call.j forth In a wliort wklrt the traveler
can defy rain weariness , warmth , heavy
satchels and pretty nearly ovt-ry other 111
hat tourist flesh U heir to. Thoio need
jo no quewtlon about the oluganto of the
garb. A few Inches lets of bklrt In no
vay Intetferes with fit or tln'sh , and as a
natter of fact meat Mich aultu are the mnart-
cwt. of the smart , bearing the Irreproachable
allor stamp It U notlcoablc that the
vojrcrs am Invariably women uU tlnguls.htd
jy an exprcwlon of great geol cm > o They
are not the strong-minded or radical sort
at all , but they are plainly women with
Hindu of their own , and prutty contented
nlndu too.
The Mohammedan women of Ilosnla , who
aru not allowed to BCD a male doctor , are
o bo provided with women phvslclans , and
ho first of thcao. Dr. Theodora Krayewslta.
ias recently been appointed. She Is a I'olo
> y birth , and as she Is included by the
crma ot her appointment In the list of
army surgeons , she is compelled to wear a
uniform. In the discharge of her duties she
ravela through a large district , instructing
n sanitation and enforcing compliance
vlth sanitary laws ,
London hotels now have women's mnok-
ng rooms , and they were provided to meet
ho demand that came from the dally In-
leaalng number of nngllsh women who
moke. It will bu recalled that several
f the women's clubs In London were re-
ently very much disturbed over the quea-
Ion as to whether or not It was bent for I
thing I ever did Indeed , If I were addressIng -
Ing umlcrgiaduatre I am not Mire but that I
would nd\ Iso to elect the study of human
nature with ono tutor each.
"Whllo I do not care to co women rush
ing Into the professlonj. " the doctor added ,
"and becoming stenographers , lawyers , uoc-
torn , rcpoitere and what not , jet I would by
no moans debar thorn from that privilege
if they so doslro. I would have them fieo to
cheese for then-selves. The Idea of forcing
them Into the homo Is absurd. If men must
corral women in order to marry them then
they'd better be old bachelors lint I bellevo
that social problemo will bo HO woiked out
before many years that men will bo the solo
breadwinners and women will take that
place for which thuy are so well suited and
in which they aio happy that of homemakers -
makers and home-keepers. "
There Is no woman In the United States
who is entitled to wilto 1) V. S. aftci her
name , although some have tal-fn preparatory
column ut the voterlnaiy school con
nected with Cornell university The only
ono who has matriculated with the l 'entlon
of entering tlio profession h M'tfl ' J < "itno
Ilovort , who attended the New York vet ii-
nary college during two si .sl'jns .Ml- }
Heveit Is the owner of llnhlndalo 't"n Olon
Head , L 1 , wheio she raises blooded horata
nnd flno bulldogs She does not nppiove of
the new woman , though eho IB fe.ulit-H nnd
passionately fond of animals Miss Ilini-rt
treats the hoibes and dog.s on lur own fuiui ,
and the horses are always shod uudtr licr
perbonal supeivision.
The dean of the American Veterinary col
lege Dr. Llautaril , hiiiil tlut but ono wom.iii
had ov ( r applied for admission to that In
stitution That wns some ytais ago. Now ,
ho bald , a woman would bo welcome In any
ot tlio schools He added thuro was a gleat
opening for women In the ( iiofesulou , par
ticularly In the treatment of ptt dogs and
eats. The wealthy woman who owned clou1
would certainly take them to a womnu vet
erinarian , If thcro wan one.
"Dr. Ottonlcnghi reports , " ea > s the Medi
cal Record , "the tints mudo with iMilmann a
furadlmeter of the Bensltlveiu&H to pain and
l ho cndurunco of puln In CSJ women Ho
llnds that women are Icb.i tscnsltlvo to pain
than men n-nl that this sensitiveness Is lesj
In early life , Increase * to the twuit-fourth
year and decreases after that Thu higher
classes ate most Henaltlvo nnd the deguntr-
ate IcjHt Ho found the latter class viry
obtuse to the sensation of pain. Kndura icu
of pain vailivi between much broader limit ! )
In women than In men , reaching a maxi
mum far beyond thu masuillno limits , pos-
Bllil > duo to the 'gieate-r HUggcstlblllly' of
thu fumulo ex Cencial acnullilllt ) readies
the highest point In the nineteenth } Car Ho
* ( oiikldcrs woman H compaiutlvu In-
Bc-iiblbllity to puln us a sign of her inferi
ority to man , as the unUvlll/ed and de-
cisltive . U attempts
gcncrato are least j > )
to provo a connt'ttlon butwuvn this charac
teristic and her longevity "
The Kolllarj woman solicitor of patents In
Now York City , and probably the only ono
In the United Htate-s. la Miss Kdlth J. Orla-
weld who carries on her buslneis In u room
on the fifteenth lloor of OMB of the big down
town olllco buildings Although Ml us Orltt-
weld l youthful In appearance , nlit > hns b < on
In her patient buslriiTts for twelve > eim ) .
After being giadiiHtud from the Noimal college -
lego In 183J , uho took a upeclal rourwo la
mathematics und jiatont-olllcc drawing ,
taught mathematics for a year , and utudlod
pjtcnt-tollcltlng Slnco she * started out lu
imflncHs for herself she ha.i be on very HIIC-
citoodil. MlrtH ( Jilswold not only obtalm
patents for people all over the United 8tut\i
and In fortlgn countrUfl , but given opInlonH
on patents und trademark * ) , und In whut
lelouro fcho socurui Is studying law , with
the Intention of pausing the New York bar
examination. With all liur work , MUia Grid-
weld finds plenty of time for exprclee. Him
rldie a wheel , U a flno bwiinmcr , and
practices uuvfral other brauibcu of athlitlcn.
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