SPECIAL NOTICES
< > rllriii < Miti fur ( lie no
nlll In- ( liken until 11 ! in
iinil until 8 p. in I
iiiiirnliiK iiml Sninliij i-ill Iliinn.
AtltcrtlNi-rn , Ii ) ri'iiurxllinr n niini-
! trri > it rlicok , i-nii IIIMIniin orn nil-
iIrc'NM < Ml to n iiiiiiilicrcil letter III en reef
of 'I IK * lli-c' . AIIMVITS NO nililriMiii.Ml
till ! In * ilvlUvrvit nil prenvnliidou ( if
tincln'cli mil ) .
Hiili-M , I l- iit nurd first lnscrloii |
Ic n noril tlu-r < ? uf trr. > IIIIIK | liiU < *
for ICHH I him y.'c for tinllrxt IIIHIT-
tluii , Tlii-Ki- i-rllnciiieiilH niiint lie
run rniiHciMitl rlj.
.SITUATIONS
SITUATION AN'ANTIID. IIY NU K1JL COPPRIl ,
bronte nnd brass idater : experienced ! refer-
encis , Adilrrm "Nickel , " IC7 Poley si , Pree-
iwrl , III
Vv'ANTUD. .SITUATION IIY DItPO ( M.RItK ,
young mnn , 2 yru. experience ; r < "fer < nrhi nd
rwimnundallonii furnished Addicsi T 11 , rnro
Het. . A-C55 9
GANVASHRU8 TO TAKI3 oni > RUH > NP.W I.INR
of workj no hiavy KI IS tn carr > , salary r
commlnslon C P. Adams Co. , B2I Ho. ISth SU
11-115
flAI.RSMRN POTt CirJAHH. tlK A MONTH AND
expen ex , old flrtni rxpeilence unnecessary : In
ducements to customers. C. C. Illshop A Co. ,
St. I.Mils. I4IC I
iiTN AND WOMIN SOLICITOUS POII TIIR
National Il a rVl ansotlatlon , the best , safest
and soundest friternal order In the Held ted ly.
Address P. A. C. Stcvi-rui , Z370 Cumins M ,
tcl 1S , Omnlia. H-417
WANTRI ) . AOP.NTS IN RVRHY COUNTY ;
KIHX ! pay weekly to rleht pirty. Hawks Nui"
nrry Co. , MIlVMinkec , WIs IT-MI03 8Z1' _
YOIJNO MP.N WAy.TKD TO LHAllN THH
barber trade : complete outfit of tools presented
rradnnlrs , piwlllons or location * when compe.
tent ! WORCS nnd experience Saturdays 111 city
slu-ps from slnrl elfht . l < s term u ually
coniplclen. cnn sliy lunger If neoe'sary. Inter
entlnK catnloRUe tnnllvl free Moli-r's Ilarbcr
School Clark and Van lliitcn Sts. . CliknBu.
WANTRD. TIlttHTWOKTHY 1'RIIHON TO
travel' fulnry ? 7SO nnd pxpenses ; refcnnti' : en.
close rplf-niMrcnrvil envelope Tie Dominion
Company , Chicago. II AlWf >
100 ( llItLS POII ALL KINDS WOHK 13 TO 7
tveek Canadian Office , ItaJ Doiigl is
WANTKD. A NEAT GERMAN GIRL FOR
irriioni ! hoiipewniK , niHKt Iw n IC M | runic , no
Tinshlnc. J100 n week , only IlimihivliiR Iho
\eiy lii'st nf rifi'ience * ti J npply Mrs I II
Kin IIP , 3122 Farniim St C M2C3
\VANTil ) A SECOND GIRL WITH REKER-
encen Mis T J. RoKersi. 1120 Par ! . AMMIIIP
WANTPD \ rOMPimlNT OIUL TO DO Sic : ,
end ork nnd In Ip with children. Mrs 11 K.
Hall 211(1 ( Pnrnam C M'CT 8
\VANTni ) . COMPI7TRNTOIUI. I OR dRNRTlAL
housework muft know how to cook , thr ! In
fniiU'y 10K South "Olli nvenue C aiC3t ! G
vT \KTKD-CO.MPP.Tn.NT nilll. POH ORNRllAL
hoUFcnork 1131 South : oth nve. C 004 4
VV\NTID nun. POII OIMH\L : : nousn-
vvrlt Kooil vvugisj no vvathlui ; No 2106 N.
52.1 St C-filK-4
rim
HOPSnS IN ALL PAHTS OP Till ! CITY THR
O P Dpls t'ninpinj , IC03 P.iinim D 119
HOI SI.S , IIP.NRWA . < L CO. 10S N 13T1I ST
s. c. A brAitit. ujNY. .
Life. D lil
5ot"SiS : , AVALLACR , IlllOWN I1LOCIC. 161 H
nnd D > iiiglns. D 122
" "
Hott is""roTTAon.s jt SToitns , ALL PAIITS
of city Uri'imin. Livu Cj . 43) Pa-uon blotk
D 121
LA ltd R LIST .M'CAGIU : . 13T1I AND DODOR.
D 42" .
HOt SP.S. PLATrf , GAHVIN llllOS . 1C13 P.Ul'M
D i-C
IIOI'.SRS FOll P.KNT. HR.MIS , PAXTON ULK.
RsT j iT'siiniiw'ooDr rN. Y. LIP ; : " ;
I'Oll RENT ll-ROOM I1RICK RESIDENCE ,
niruleiii In e\fr > icKpcit , stuun lull , eleclrie
llKhl. located nt tintmilhwost ci rner 17th nnd
D.unlns Sis Apply to R. W. UaUei , Siip-.iln-
tcndfnt ltei Hhlit D-C32
FOR RENT , MODERN FLAT. REST IN THE
hall nli' K- > oil store In sunhulldliiK
John W llobhlnt , iiBent , lf J Fariiim " 'yj 'j. ,
STANFORD CIRCLE COITAOI3S. C ROOMS.
B \V cor lltli t.nd Vlnlon , llnest Incutlnn In
clly for bimlm-KH men or Om ihn nnd South
Omaha ; n-nlH moderate 201 Ilee bulhmuj
roll RENT CHOICE Ii ROOM DETACHED
modern liouse. Iimulie 25IS C.ipltol Avenue
D-PI1
l tlOOM STONE RESIDENCE. HOT AVATER
hent modtrn In cvny rc-pect. 119 Noilh S'lth
Kt 11 T Clark. ' > - ' > '
MOMNO HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS
Om. Van .t Sturage Co. 15H'/i Pa mam Tel 1V.O
n-)31 )
J-OR RENT-IIANPCOM PLACE HOME OP SIX
rooms iinil liati room ; cheap lo rlcht p.irtle .
must nlvc BCOil icfercnces M. J. Kennard A.
Son , 310 nml 311 Drown Mock. D 313
HOUSES & STORES. P D.VEAP , 18 & DOUG
D TM S SO
SEVEN-ROOM MODERN PL XT AT $17 M ; NO
709 South l th direct
W II Melkle. 1st Nnt'l Rank IlldR D M934
SIX ROOM COTTAGE Vt'lTII RATH IN GOOD
( ondltlon m S I'lsl 81 1J-&W-9 *
CIIAS K. WILLIAMSON , 004 REE RLDG Tcl.
717 D-K
7-ROOM HOUSED NEWLY PAINTED AND
pipcrnl Tivtnty-lliHl nnd Cl.ult RtD
D MCtO"
TOR RENT A MODERN C-Rno\I rURNISHED
hniue che.ip lu rlKht P'lty f' r wlnt r i r UMI.I r
C20 South iOth HI. U MCS9 7
rou iu.vr rim.Msiinn HOOMS.
NlJWL 'lNsiIEl ) , STEAM HEATED
room with or wllhuul bonnl CO I S 13lh St
K M7 8-10
TlTlTEE nUlNISIIED ROOMS POR HOUSlT
keeping fur in.in iinil wife. Rent taken In board
319 N Kill. E-171
KRONT ROOMS , JS .S. C. C2a S IJTH STREET
IJ
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 1715
ClilciiKu E MJJC-t. '
VEIIY DESIRARLE PHONT ROOM TO OCX
Iliinen only , mwl'jni tunvcnleiicfii ; emill ram
lly30J DoiiKlas , E-4J7
ROOMrt WITH OR WITHOUT HOARD ; MOD.
ern. 25SO II irney. E IS1 7
NICELY rURNISHED ROOM POII OENTI.E-
mm , 1M ! ) | Cnpllol avenue. E 503 15"
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIHHE1 i tooMs. TO :
North 17th St E-.M503 C *
FOUR ROOMS , 54 SO 20T1I AVENUE.
LARGE BOl'TII FRONT ROOM \NI > DRKPS
InK room , newly furnUhed , modern : prlvaK
family. 2100 Ca i > bt , K-5SO 0'
TWO PI'RNIHHED ROOMS. 170J LEU'EN
worlh nt , 3id ( loot , left-hand side E MU ! 7 *
Fon'liiNT7nisiRAiiLi : itooliiH , ALL MOD
era conveniences mid pleasant location Inuri
If desired impure 220 N llUh SI E-MC51 110
NlnJUvTliTlNMHIIKn SOUTH FRONrllOOMS
wllh llrst-clana wnttr 17.W JJoilKe ,
MODERN RTRAM . 1IKATED FURNISHED
ronnm for Rrntlemen or light houfekeeplni
223-1 Karnain , 3d Hour. E-MCSI 7'
| . 'UH.MSIIii : ) HOOMS AMI 2JOAHI ) .
FIRST-CLASS 11OARP AND ROOMS : HO'
water , heatj best location In city. HZ S till
Bt. ' -
THE OEORGIA. 8EI.ECT FAMILY
near llaiucom park 1043 80. :3lh St ,
K SIO-S-U *
TUB MKRRIAM. I'lllBf CLASS PAMIL
hotel , 2Sth nnd DoJge his. P-M7 17
GOOD ROOMS. HOARD. j ; MODERN RRICK
ccntrul. Ml Norlh mill. K 455 S
BOUTHKA8T FRONT ROOM , WITII AIXTOVE
und Uwrd , 651 ItoiiKlas. 1 M39S-
NICELY rtlRNlSIIKD SOUTIinAST FRONT
room ; mojem convonleiites ; private family
703 B. th Ht. F-M5I4 7-
TWO OR TJIREI3 PURNI8HKD OR UNFUR
nlshrd rcHjm lu private fumtlK no children
for two ladled or nentlimun and wife. S
lite. P M53J
NICELY FPRNISHEl ) FRONT ROOMS WITI
boiiru. XOli UougU , t' MCSJ ?
iiritMsinn HOOMS VM > HOARD.
MISS M'AtTSLAND , Sit OOIIOLAS. P MMT 7
FOR lU:7iTrPl-lTARANT ROOMS KSSUITR OR
KlnKle , wllh or without bo rd , nt 6S S Mlh jt.
F 607 6 *
TUB ALI1ANY. ROOMS FfR. OR PNFUR. !
M floor front nnd east exposure , t hlc hoard !
Hne liM-Ulon 2101 DouBlim r MM7 8 *
_
FRONT ROOMS , FIIl f-CL.VS3 llOAIin ! ' .
Hnrney. ' - C
_ _ _ . _ J'-M6M
ROOM "WITH HOARD , sic SOUTH MTIJST
M-wn !
Reference F -
KOU iim-r I'M-MiKMsiinn HOOMS
XOl'R ROOMS. r.2l SO KTH AVB.
HI : > T sTonnsMI orricns.
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN OROt'ND FLOOR
nnice , Rep bnllillni ! , water , sti-nm ht t , electric
IlKhl nnd Janitor nervlce Apply lo II. \ > -
linker , superintendent It'-e llnlldlnsr. 1 197
FOR RENT-TIIE 4-S1ORY RRICK IIUILDINO
at SIC Fnrnam SI. Thin hulldlnit h n llreprjof
cem'iil bnnement , complete Menm hentlns flx-
lun , wnlcr on nil flours , Ka , tc. Apply nt
the ofllee of The Ree. I ' 10
FOR RENT IN TIIK REE RUILDINO
One Inrite cirner room , 2nd floor , with \nult nnd
private office , wnter , etc.
One Inrse front mom. 2nd Moor , illvlata Into two
Nmirn hv partlllon , wnter , etc.
One UrKo corner room , Snil floor , wllhault ,
wiiler , etc.
One front mom , illvlilM hy purtlllon , thlrJ floor.
On > cirner room with vnmt. third floor.
One InrRe room , third floor , with pnrtlllon illv ' '
Inc It Into one larite mom nnd two nmnlier
private ronm-i , witerptc. .
Two Inrue Kround floor rooms with Mitiltn.
Sevcrnl Kmnll rosins on fmirth Hour , wllh vault'1
All these rooms nre hmteil with uteam. electric
IlKlitK. supplleil wllh nml class Jnnltor nervlce.
Elevnlorn run ilay nn.1 . nil nlnht RiilldlnK
strictly fireproof Applv to R. W. IlaKer. SuperIntendent -
Intendent , Room 101 , Ilee RulldlnK 1-11-1
STEAM HEATED STORES AND FLATS
Honnrd llanck. Agent , 1010 Chlcnpi.
I J A J"JV r
A GOOD RAKE OVEN AND I1ASEMENTP -
ply 619 N. 16lh St , 1-MM1
A TINNER CAN RENT GOOD RASEMENT
shop nnd puv pirt rent In work. Applv SIS"
Kth St. . qr I N Wntwin. C3J N Y. Llr > 1"1"
. . aoon IIASHMP.VTS sriTAiii.p
for Fhnp * Aliplj CIO N IGth St. , or IN.
lVnts- . C23 N T. Life 11MB I-MMi
AN'I iilT ( ) HUNT.
N HOUSP. WITH AllOttT THN HOOMK ,
near Ilnnicom Park. Address I1 19 , Ho orrire
Iv MoSS
VANTP.D TO IlKNT , A 6 OK 7-nOO.M
tniti * with furnace , bath , city water , BII" Au-
.lipis S M H.f. K 481
\-ANTin not'sns TO HKN'T s TO 7 HOOMS.
} 10 In J1 < cannot siuiplv Hie ilcnmnil fi > r lioUf's
of thl' claps ; lldt at ) once. O. O Wallace , 312
.1 J llrown lllock. K 434
S'l'OHAOn.
ACMPIC STOitxnn AND WAiiPiiorm : ro.
903910 Janii , Bt-ntrnl istoraKe ami forwnrnlns.
M 122
UANIC n\ViilS. 15KST STOIlAGi : 1214 IIAII-
ncy 11 73 ! SH
OM VAN & STOHAOn 15 b PA11NAM. TTln l' .
\VAvrr.n TO IIIIY.
IIJST iMiirn PAID rou OMAHA SAVINGS
limit ncimmlH lit loonv COB , N. Y. Life Illilir
N 431
W ) SiCON'D-IIAND WIIIIIM.S , J5 TO 1
Oniha Uicvcle Co. , 523 N. IGth stiwtN
N 752 Sll
, IST si'nciAi . it.\in\iNs IN iin.u , i : -
tale wllh 1' . O.'u nl , 16th nnd Douglas Sis.
N 3fiS20
50 SiCOND-IIANn llICYCI.Erf. 10D SO UTII
N MIP0 Ol *
WANTED. TO IIITY A COW : STATIC riJMi
pirtlculars AUilrihS S 4" . Uee. N-.I-U il *
WANTII : > PA in or cAitiuAfin iionsis.
Appl > to C. W. I.jniHn , Com'l N'nt'l I'.mk
N 578 4 *
roil
mo AUCTION or TWO sTonn(3 or
tuic itovcs , cnrpeti , slikbnnnls , folding boils ,
licit room sulti's , leather and pluah couchoi
unil licit IOUHKC- ) linn boils , nil to go to the
highest blililcr for c.islr : no limit , Kf > o-ln rnu t
lie i > nlil on Weilnosihiy Sept 8 , nt 10 30 .1 in
sharp at No. 1317-19 DoUKlna St. Oni-ilm Auc
tion Co O-MCi ; 7'
roit s vi.n iionsKS , AVVOONS , ITC.
ooon S\DI > W : iiousn OH GOOD
horse for Bale cheap Address llox 43. ficicent.
In. ! MC3fi 7'
iron. SAir.MiscnirMOUS. .
SAWDUST , HUI.IC Oil bACKGD CIIIIIHINO
anil hoe fence. O. 11. IA-C , 001 IJouglnn.
Q-431
Toil SAI.U SPIIINO LAKE AND IlKSKR-
\olr Ice. Gilbert IlroK. , Council IllunX In
Q-M711 S-9
STRAM HOISTING MACHINE. C1II3A1' SCN
St. Mary's Ave. Q 5C3
KI/NDIKn , ALASKA. SEND JI 00 VOIl MAP
of the Alnnkn K"M fields , how ntnl when to RO ,
wlnt to take , cost etc G. W Clinton , Wll-
11.11111 , Arizona Territory. Q M17S-S-U'
LARGE rillftCEIUNO UPRIGHT PIANO ,
only $130 DO. Hilimoller & Mueller , ID , ' , bouth
15thI Q-C4I
I'OIl SALE , AT THE STATE PAIR OROUNDS.
wooden building , 20x10 feet , suitable for illn-
Ing room or lunch counter Apply to the An-
Bnclnted Chnrltles , 07 Howard st. Q 671 7 *
MISCUM.M10US. .
ANTI-MONOPOLY CSARUAOn CO. CLEANS
cnHHpools and privy % nulls nt reilur- prices Si
621 N 10th Tel 1770. R-1-0-S-1S
CL uiivovivrs.
MRS PAUL , W , N. If.TH ST. . TRANCR ME-
ilium , may ha consulted on all nfTnlrs nf lire ;
kHers wllh slump enclosed promptly nnsvvere-l
S CO Ol"
\.ss.vci : , nvrns , irrc.
MADAM SMITH , 1315 DOUGIAS , MASSAGE
Hteitn Ljths T 273 4 *
MRS OH LEON. ELIK-riUC MASSAGE HATH
parlors , rculful nnd cuiallve. 417 ho nth up
stairs. T M703 12"
HATIIfl MASS\OE AND ELECTRIC1 TREATment -
ment Lotlle Hnrptr , npglstnnt , 119 N , IGth
St. , loom 12 , T-rMGS3 7 *
PIIISOVVI , .
VIAVI roil UTERINE TROUJILE9. 346-S REE
DldK ; iihjsleluu , consultation in henlth Imnk
free. U-I3T
J25 , RUPTURE CURED FOR Jli tl.NTIL SEP
temher 15 , no pain , no ileteiujon from ' ,
lefer lo thiiiiH-iniU of p.itlrnii ciin-d cnll or
vvillc O. E. Miller Co. , W-M N. i' . L Otniha
U-SH3S
CHAMPION HRED COCKERS AND COLLIES.
T 0 , He - t-M5i 17
HUPERKLUOt'S HAIR , IUZ,1 > N1M4. \LMNQ
Imlr "ml nil facial blemlcheu cuieJ. Tiiio Co. ,
3M Chamber Commerce 11 PiT O4
_
'
MASSAQE. MME. I'o'.ST. 313V , 8 i5Tlf
IJ 073
MY WIPE , MARY OUNDERSON
left ms l > ei ! ami honrd L will not be revponsl'
Me for liny ileliU contracted Ii ) her finm
September 3. QunJer aundemon , Houih Omaha.
U-581 4"
MO.NiV TO I.OA.V HUAb IJSTATK.
ANTHONY I--OAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N , V. I * ,
nuli-li money nt low ratea for choice faim lands
in loHn , northern MUwiurl , eastern Nel-rnhkn.
W 1
IAN8 ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
pn.perl ) W. Knrnuin Smith Co. , 1320 Tarn'm
MONEY TO IXAN ) AT LOW RATES THE
O I- " Davis Co. . 1505 Tarnnm bt. \V-4IS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real eolale Rrciuimi , Iova Co. , J'nxton IIIlc
W-U5
MONEY 10 IX3AN. 11EMIS , PAXTONW
W 5Q
CITY AND TARSI LOANS , LOW RATE3.
Gurvln llros , 1613 Puniam Bt W MUJ b-0
PROM tioo UP , P , n. WEAD , ic & DOIGL\S ,
\V-SS4-S-J3
PlMl CENT MONEY ON NKIIRASICA PARM3
und Omaha InipruveJ property. Apply lo W.
II Mclkle. , Isl Nat'l ll'k Illdk- W-m
MONEY TO I--OAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
prppfrty , 1'uwy Thomas , tor lit Nal Dk hlj
W41J
COIIMIIICIAL
OMAHA IIUSINrSrf INSTITt'TIJ. ItOYD'S
theater bldg ; fall teim opens S ] > l. 1. Wrltb
far calaloi\ie. : * < ] Si
THE OMAHA DAILY 151313 : MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 0 , 1897 ,
MOVKV TO IOA > _ CII.\TTii.S.
MO.VKV TO I/IAN ON FURNITURE. P'ANOS.
hordes , n ( ton , tic , nt low t rale * In city ,
no removal of gooil * , strictly confidential , jou
can pi ) the Iran off nt any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
JOS So l th ML
X448
m' IM&S : UllCP.S. .
A II ALI'IRN OMAHA Jt'NK HOUSE , PAYS
highest prices , 101-5-7 Sj. 10th St. . Unuihn
Y-M1T7 SKI *
TO OIT : IN on ot'T or iirsiNis3 oo TO j
J Gibson. 511 rin-t Nat'l Hank. Y-MH1
J350 RAKERY. DOING TltR IIUS1NESH J J
Cllli on Oil First Nt'l. Y-M537 7
_
WANTED. AT ONCK. $ n FOR. A 1COO STOCK
of hardware Address T 6. Ilee Y M" > J6 6
rou SAM : . FIRST-CI.ASS IIVKCHY AND
reMimr.im cheap for cash , re-inon for felling.
| iwr health. Address Do * 10SS Plntmnnulli.
Y-M-817 11
FOII ft M.I : . STOCK op GENERAL MERCHAN-
dim- and Rrocerles , also store building nnd l t
In n nr t data locality. Addres * IVix 3.17. Mud ,
Neb Y SIlf. . 7 *
HOTEL TWO.STOHY ItRICK. WILL SHU.
or trade for Inwa farm Hint , or will rent to
pirtjhulne furniture. Clifton House. Neola ,
la. Y M696 ll
OH ixcn.\\r.r. .
WANTED TO KXCIIANOE. RIGHT-ROOM
onk-flnlohed modern house for Omnlia Savings
Innk nccounlii. S 67 , Ilee. X M319 6 *
KOH S\LI : unAi. KSTATU.
KOUNT2B PLACE RARGAINS , J2.500 , J3.750 TO
} G Di ; see photos at IGth and Fnrnam , Morse.
Rldg. J. J. Ult > 8on. Bit First Nat. Hank 111,1s
It f u i
HOUSES , tjora , FAHMS. LANDS. LOANS.
Oeo. I > . Itcinli Real JMiitc Co , 1'axton Illoclc
RE-44S
CASH IX > R OMAHA SAVINGS HANK Ac
counts , o. O. Wallace , 31 ! Ilroun block.
RE-4W
sNAP ecxi4o PIIT NIAH sau AND CLARK.
H.SOO. J. N. Prenzcr , Opp. P. O. RE-ZJ- !
FOR HALT : SNAP AMONG SNAPS-B.ROOM
cottaKc ; corner lot , at 73 per cent of what the
house ItMlf cosl II. .1. KenmirJ . Son , role
iiKcntH , 310 nml 311 llrown block. .Hi : 345
FOR SAM : , A PINP PAUM OP ice ACRES.
for Bile cheap : on easy terms ; located near
Rennlnglon , Neb. National Rink nf Commerce
RE M4C7 7
rou SAM : , BCO ACRES HICII IIOTIOM LAND
In Monon i county , the banner corn and wheat
countof Iowa , 109 acres umler plow , the rest
pasture and mriilow land ; write to AV. D.
I.oomls , lllcncoe. la. RE M472 14
KOU SALD , AN ELEGANT
KOUNTZK PLACE
nottsi : .
J3.ROO-J1.000 cash.
hnHnce easy.
Addre s owner , S 6C. Ilee odlce. RE MID7
FOR SALE. MODERN ioiisn AND rm
for J1.7SO half cnahj nlll make It { I 721 If not
weld this ween. A. : . Tultey , City Hall.
RE S02
POH SALTS Oil TUADR. A LARGE TON
trolling Interest In one of the heat Irrigation
cnmls In Nebraska , located In a line vMley
over 2T > miles lonir. tins .in enrnlnir eipiclly nt
o\er JlO.nno per > iar , full particulars on nppll
cutlon , will sell for leasonnble price or trade
for Kood Omaha property , when writing ple.ise
Klve locution nnd price of property offered ,
nlso Incumlirance If mi > . this Is a line Invest-
ninnt nrnl will only lie exchanRed for FOIIIC-
thlng of equnl > alue , no real estate with n
heavy debt will lie conililered. Address for
two weeks , T 8 , Dee office RR 5SJ 1S
POR SALT : . COTTAOR AND KAST PHONT LOT
21th. noith of Hrlsttil , } I,100 J3CN1 cash A P
Tukcy , City Hill. nn M-C34 C
A PPLL IOT. ONI : itix ric PHOM
P _ > rk a bit : buinln P. r. Bostwlrk *
ill Paxton block. RE 031 7
Ann wn IN IT ? Timnn-nooM IIOPSE AND
lot , $ l ) . four roiiiiii nnd m feet lot. SI ) ,
BfM'n rooms nnd half lot Tl 30i ) , / > M'n io.iin (
and coiner Inlf lot , $1,400 , se\en rooms , hath
elusH bun , Jl 730) ) and innny other biiKilns.
Al i > bulldlni ; lots , Jlo ) and up : modern homes.
SI 7"iO and up ; choice acreage cheap , all kinds
nf propertv for exehnnue , and well wV A
Snencer , at 1614 Parnam , for barcilns 'I'hone ,
( SO Itn-r-,5 c
1 ONE OF THE FINF.ST RESIDENCES IN
Ihe clt > : frontlns on Hanscom park , Ilrst-cl.iss
In all respects , line > aiil nnd trees ; icry cc-
Mrable
2 Two hrlclc flnts nil mpdern , nine rooms end ,
beautiful loc-itlon , frontlnir on H-in com purl !
S. Two frame cotlnses , Nineteenth nnd Castrll-ii
streets slnnd i-even rooms , city water , feviei
connection , partly modern , birKHln.
I Four of the choicest lots In Dundee Plicc.
\erj Ion.
5. Neat seven-room houfej fine slnde trees ; mod
ern. except furnace ; nreit birKaln
C Nice ceven-room cottnuc home , modern , ex
cept furnace , full east front lot ; very desirable
nndery chenp
7 Ne-U cottnRe home ; shade frees full lot barn ,
sewer , gna and water , a great bargain if soM
soon
8 Seven-room house ; full east front lot , barn
n complete home ; will he sold vciy low.
0 House nnd lot , 28th nenr Poppleton avenue ,
modern house
10 Finest east front lot on Georgia avenue nt n
Krent sacrifice.
All the nhov'e properties nre near Hnnscom park
nnd on examination will foe found greal har-
prnlns nnd very desirable. Inquire of Join
Dale , 209 New York Life. RE 3S5 S4
SIIOIITIIAM > AMI TYIM3WUITI\G.
A. C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL 013 N. Y. LIPn
450
AT OMAHA BUS COLLRC1E. 1CTH S. DOUGLAS
451
M. S. WALKLIN. 2111 CUMLNG. THL. 1331
455
JI. MAHO\VITi5 LOANS MONDY. 41S N. 16 KT
AIATTKRSS HCOVATI.\I > AVOHKS.
MATTURSSRS. COUCHL'S. PAHIXH PUHNI-
turu to order ; repalied. 1003 Lea\enw'h ; te ] 1V(3 (
433
TONS OP RNL'UOY WOULD Hi : 8AVRD DAILY
If every oporntor used the light running IJens'
more ICli I'arnam St. , Omaha. 434
SCHOOL ron STAjiMnuinis AND HTUTTRH.
ITH , Jul i i : Vaughan. fc03 N V Life llldg ;
incihod bj jrradedocai exercises , hours , 10 to
12 and 2
to 4.
g,3 , HM
I'ATHNTS.
Sues & Co. , Attornefi
JrAlJlJN 1 at-Law and Patent , „ .
perls. Bee Hulldlnir
Omaha , Neb. IJrnnch ofttce at Washlncton.
D C , We make FIIKR HXAMINATION3 and
aid Inventors In selling their Inventions. Benl
for free Advice end Patent Book
PATENTS Procured uy C. A. SNOW A
. ' , 00. . Washington. D. C.
I'ltnu EXAMINATION and advice No atto
ney a fee before patent No claptrap offer of
prizes or promlsu of sudden nealth. but straight ,
forvard advice ana fallhfu1 orvlc
Bealcil bids will bo received at the olllco
of the OrouiulH nnd Uullillng Department of
the Tiausrnlssliwliipl and Intcrnntlon.il Hx-
posltlon until 5 o'clock p in. Saturday , Sep
tember 11 , for the construction of the Acrl-
cultural building. Plans and specifications
on Hie In the suptiilnteiulpnt'u olllce , No.
C31 JMxton block , or seta will ba furnlahcd
contractors at cost.
' ' cost.Jil PKimCRNDAL. . ! , .
M'B'r Orounds and Hulldlngs Dep't.
NOTICU.
Notice la liareby Kven | that scaled pro
posals will ba received by the Bonrrt of 131-
reotor-j of the Newton Iirlsutlon district of
I pup cou.ity , Neb-nska , nt their olllca In sa'd '
district up to a o'clock p. m. of the 2M\ day
of September , 1&97 , for JE 0 of the bonds
Issued by said IirlBotlon district , all of
said bonds beliiK for 1100 each , payable aa
follows , tovUt : 11,100 In eleven years : Jl.SOJ
In twelve yeara and 11.000 In thlrlcpn years
from the date , and drawing Interest at the
rate of 0 per cent per annum. pa > ablc fceinl-
nmiually Principal and Interest of said
bonds p.iynbto ut the olllce of the state
treasurer of the stnto of Nebraska
The Hoard of I5lreclun reserve the right
to reject any and till bldg. Address all bids
to a. \ \ . Abbott
, secretary. Moulton , Nt-b.
lly order of the Hoard of Diructorn , inado
July isi7
G , W. AUBOTT , Secretary
O. L. OOPP.
President.
S 3d Mt in
It.VILKOAUS.
. MIUWAUKL'R & ST.
Paul Hallway-City Ticket
Ofllce. U04 Karnam Street
Tflephone , 2S ( D.wt. | Tenth
and MJHOII Slrtets. Teleuliane ,
, I-oave , Arrive
Chlcaea Limited Kx , 30 pm 8.M am
Chlcaeu & Flnujt City Hx ! ! CO am " 3 M pin
Dally Uull > exc.pt Sunday.
n
" " '
V "I"
UNION PACIFIC "TUB OVER-
Und Rour > ' < tleneral Olllce , N.
E Corner'lNlntti nrul Farnntn
Street * . City Ticket Olflce , 1901
Fftrnnm fitNl Telep.-one , 310.
Depot , TCnm'nnd ' Mafon Streets.
' r.tiue. Arrive.
The Overland Limited " * ! ' >
for Denver Salt Like ,
Pacific count , find nil" '
western points i ttt : nm 4:43 : pm
Fast Mail train for
Denver , Suit Uike. *
Pacific coi t ami all * tit >
western points , * > * l-0pm MO SO am
.Incoln , llcnlrlcc and.t
Stnnn burK KxpreM . 4 03 pm 3:50 : pm
Grand Island Express. . 5.J3 pm 3:50 : pm
Dally Dally except Sund > .
Council Rlurfs I-rtral Lefties , 5:40 : a , m ; 6 SO n.
m , 7 30 n. in , S 23 n. ni . 10:45 n , in , 2:1 !
m , 4:10 p in ; 5-53 p. m Arrives 6'20 n. in j
' 20 n : n ; S n. in . 9:25 n. m. ; It 30 n. m. ;
3:10 p m. ; 5:4p. : . m. ; 9:0 ? p m. : 10:45 : p , m.
CHICAGO. ROCK ILAND .t. PACIFIC HA1L-
road "The Great Ruck Island Route" City
Ticket Ofllce , 1323 Fnrnam Street. Telephone ,
428. Depot. Tenth nd Manon Streets. Tele
phone , 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago nnd St , Paul
Vestlhuled Express. . . 4.M pm 1:20 pm
, lncoln , Colorado Spgs ,
Pueblo. Denver nnd i
west , 1.S3 Pm 4:05 pm
Chicago , Des Molnes ami
Rock Island llOOpm 8:15 : am
Atlantic Ktpress. for
Des Molnes and east
ern points 7.00 nm B:35 : pm
.Incoln. Falrhury nnd
Rellevllle 5:45 : pm " 10:40 : am
Dally Dally except Sunday.
ntJHMNOTON & MISSOU'll
Hl\r Itallroad'The lUrllni-
ftidfc ton Uoute" General nfllce , N
\V. rorner Tenth am ! Karnam
Btrcetn Ticket nlflce , IWi Far-
nam Strcrt. Tclcphonf. 250.
Depot , Tenth anil II anon itrccta
Telephone , IIS.
Arrive.
Lincoln , Denver nnd vvf t 8:33 : am 9.-W am
Lincoln , Denver , Colo-
rnilo , Utah , California ,
lllnclt IllllB , Montana
nnd Puget Bound. , , . 4:35 : pm 4:05 : pm
Lincoln Iy-irnl 7:05 pm 7.45 Jim
Lincoln I'a t Mall. . , , 2:15 : pm 11:30 : am
Ually. Dally except Sundiv.
CHICAGO. nURLINOTON AND
O.ulncy Iliilroad "The IlurlliR-
ton Route" Ticket office , 1502
P.irnani Streel. Telephone , 250
D pol , Tenth nnd Mason Streets
Telephone , 128.
128.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Veatlbulcd Ex. . 5.03 pin 7,55 nm
Chicago Hxprcss . . . SMS am * 4lSpm :
Chicago & Ht L-oulR II * 7:50 pm 7-M nm
Pacific Junction I cal . " 1140 nm 6 10 | im
Fast Mall 2.fO pm
Dally Dally except Sumlay.
KANSAS CITY , ST JOSEPH Jt
Council HIiifTn Ilallroail 'The
UurlliiRton lloute" Ticket Ot-
lice , Pi02 Parn mi Street. Telephone -
phone , 230 Depot , Tenth nnd
Mason Strceti. Telephone. )2S )
I eave Arrive.
Knnsii City Diy Hx S 05 am GI9 : pm
Kansas City Nlitht Ex 10:00 : | im 0.30 am
Dally
OMAHA. KANS\S CITY A EASTHUN HAII-
road-Omaha & . St lJUls Hnllroinl "The O K.
Hontp" Ticket Onire. I4P Farnam Strt-i-t
Telephone , 3a Depot , Tenth anil Mason
Stiei-ts , Telephone. 12S
I.-CHM : Arrive.
Pattonsburg , KUUsvIlle ,
Qulncy I cal " * 3:40 : am ' 10:11) : pm
St Louis , New York
I.lmlUil ' ' 430pm ' 11.30 nm
Dills. ' ' '
'CHICAGO & NORTHWESTern -
ern RulUtJy City Ticket
Olllco , HOt Farnam Street
Telephone. 161. Depot. Tenth
nnd Mufou Streets , 'telephone
US. , .
Arrive
Missouri Valley , Sioux
CltN SI Paul nnij.
Minneapolis $ :10 : am 10:43 : pm
Missouri Valley , Slou *
' Cll > . ' 7:30 : am * 9 05 pm
Uenlson. Carroll Wall
Lake ' . :30 am 9.05 pm
Enslern Express , Des
Molnes , Marslnlllnwn , o
Cedar Rapids , Chlcnga "lO : ! ; nm 4:10 : pm
Allnntlc Fljer , Chlcnga
nnd Enst . . . . . . 4:15 pm 4:10 : pm
P-wt Mull. ClilcnKO to 1
Omnha . . . . . . . , 3.10 pn
Ml - = ourl Valle ) , Sioux
Cits , St Paul , Mlnne > ,
apolls Limited . . * 5:55 pm 9 25 nn
Omnht-CIilrng'i Special.eSO pm 8.10 un
Dall > lally exctpffundiy.
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL. MINNE-
iilullH S. Omihi Railway
General f ofllcts NehrnsUa Dl-
% lslon. Fifteenth and Webster
streets. Cits Tlclict Oillce ,
1401 Fainam Street. Telephone ,
f61 Depot Fifteenth nnd Webster Streets
Telephone , 1153
I.-eive. Arrive.
Sioux Cltj Accommodi. 8 50 nm S 23 pm
Sioux City Aciummoili. 9 50 am 8 23 pm
Rlilr , Emerson , Sioux
Clt > ' , I'onca. Hnrtlng-
ton and Hlomllold . . 1.00 pm 11.53 nrn
Sioux Cits' . Mankato , St.
I aul , Minneapolis . . . 0:15 pm 9:10 : nm
Dally. Dully except Sundas' . Sunday
only.
SIOUX CITV & PAflPIC KAIL-
road General Olllce' . United
States National Hank nulld-
Inu , S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Parnnm Streets TUket
O/llce. 1401 F.unam Street
Telephone , 561. Depot. Plftcenth and Webster
Streets. Telephone , 1418
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux Cits' , Mnnkato ,
St. Paul , MlnneipolU. 0:15 : pm 8:10 : arr
Dally.
PHEMONT , ELKHOUN &
Missouri Valley llallnas'
General Ofllceg , United StatM
National Dank IlulldlnK
Southwest Corner Twelfth and
Parnam Streets Ticket Onice
1401 I'arnam Street. Telephone. 5C1 , Depot
Plftcenth and Webster Streets Telephone , 148
Leave. Arrlv o
Illack Hills , Deadvvood
and Hot Springs 3.00 pm * S:00 pm
Wjomlnc ; , Casper and
Douglas 3 00 pm " B 00 pm
Hastings , York , David
City Superior , Ue-
nevn , Exeter and Seward -
ard 3'00 pm "D:00pm
Norfolk. West 1-olnt 7.50 am " 10:25 am
and Kremont 3COrn 5:00 : pm
Lincoln , Wahoo and 7.50 am " 10:25 : am
Pi-cmont 3.00 pm 5:00 : pm
Premont Local . . . " 7 50 nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday , " Sunday
only. " Dally except Saturday. " " Dully
except Mondas.
MISSOURI PACIPIC HMLnOAD
General Olllces and llclte
Olllce. Merchants National Hani
IlulldlnK 1221 Parnam Street
Telephone , 104. Depot Plfteentl
and Webster Streets. Telephone
1458.
. . . . . I en\c. Arrive
Kansaa Cits' , St. Louis
and southern points . 3.05 pm 12:55 : pm
Kansas City Kxprera . 9'30 pm * 8:20 an
Pt Crook Sa Union LI . 8.W pin 7:00 nn
Dally
WAHASII HAILHOAD-TICKET OPPICE 111 *
Parnam Slreol , Telepionc , 322 Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets , Telephone , 123.
Leave. Arrive
St. Lnuls "Canon Hall"
Express , ' 1:30 : pm * H:30 : an
Dalls- .
I'ovrorriOH NOTICE.
( Should be read DAILY by all Interesteil
as change ? may occur aL.n > time )
Foreign malls for Ule Aeek ending Sep
tember 11 , 1SU7 , will cldscj ( IMIOMI'TLY In al
cases ) nt the aencr.il Poftolllce as follow i
1'AUCBIvS POST MAIJiS CLOSK OND
HOUn EAIILIEU than closlnt' tlmo showi
below.
TriiiiH-AlluiifHi MnllH.
TUESDAY At 7 a. m. for EUHOrR , pe
H. B. Saale * . via Plymouth and Jlremen
( letters for Ireland must be directed "par
Saule" ) . nt S a. m. for NETHERLANDS
direct , per ? , s. Amsterdam , via Anister
dam ( letters must bl ? 'directed "per Am
sterdom" ) ; at 9 a. m ( supplementary 10:30 :
n , m ) for IUKLAND. ( letters only ) , pe
a a. Auranla , via QhqenMown ( luttern fo
other parts of Kuroou must be dircctec
"per Auranla" ) . *
WnDNi.SDAY-At : 7 fa. rr ) . ( supplementary
0 a. m. ) for EUllQPK , per H. s , Paris *
via Southampton , nt',1) ) n. rn. ( supple
mental y 10-30 n. mi ) ! for EUUOPE , pe
a H Germanic * , via Queenstown ; at 10 n
m for HKIXUUM dliect. per B. s. Krles
land , Ua Antwerp ( letters must bo dl
rented "per rrlesland" )
THURSDAY At G a m for EUROPE , pe
s. s Augusta Victoria * , via Plymouth
Cherbourg nnd Hamburg.
SATl'HDAY-At 7 n m for FRANCIS
BWITX13RI-.AND , ITALY , SPAIN , POII
TITQAL. TURKEY. EGYJ > T and BRIT
ISH INDIA , per H. s La Touralne * . via
Ha vie ( letterH for other parts of Europe
must bu directed "per La Touralno" ) ; a
8 a. m for NETHERLANDS direct , pe
8 , y. M-.tnwlum , via Rotterdam ( letters
must be directed "per Maa dnm"i at
a. m , for OENOA. per a. Ems ( letter
must be directed "per Kins1' ) , ut 10 a. in
for SCOTLAND direct , per's B. City o
Rome , via Glasgow- ( letters must be dl
reeled "per City of Rome" ) : at 12 m. ( sup
plcmentary riw p. m ) for EUROPE , pe
H , a Etrurla * . vl.i Queenstown ,
PHINTKD MATTEU , ETC -German learner
Ml
for
Mntl
can ueumrrs on er >
Qerman uleamer * nn Thurida > > . and Cunard
Krfnch and Otnnan ttramcr < en Saturday *
pom-omen
( Continued. )
take Pflnte-1 Matter etc . for nil countries for
which the } arc ndvertHed to carrs mall.
fitter the clo lnic of th SupplemenUrj- < -
Atlnntlc Malli named above , nildltlonal nipple-
mentar ) ninlli are oiiened on the piers of the
American English , Prench nnd Oermsn steam
ers , and remain open until within Ten illn-
utra of the hour of tailing of slomncr.
latin f < tr South nml Onlrnl Ainerlon ,
\Vcvt Inillrs , ito.
MONDAY At " 3 n. m. for HKI.tBK.
PUKUTO COUTH ? nml t-JUATUMAI A.
per steamer from Now Orleans ; fit 0 | i.
m for JAMAICA , per steamer from Ho' -
ton.
TUKSI > AV-At 12 m. for 11RAZU. > nnd I.A
PLATA rot'NTIlIKS. per s. s Atl , \la
Hlo Janeiro nml Santoi ( letters for North
llrnzll inu < U be directed "per Astl ) , at
3 b m for COSTA IflCA , per steamer
from New Orelim-i
WKDNHSUAY At 1 P. m for Ct-HA , per
s f. Yutmirl , via Havana , nt 1 p. in. ( sup
plementary i-HO n. m ) for ST DOMINGO
nnd TUUKS ISLAND , tier s. 9. New
THim'SDAY-At 2 TO a. m for POUT AN
TONIO , i > er steamer from Phlladeltihla ;
at 1 ti. in ( mipplpmentnry 1.30 p. in. ) for
B13HMUDA. P. s Orinoco , nt 1 p m.
( supplementary I'M p. m. ) for NASSAU ,
N. P. . anil SANTIAGO 1)13 CUUA. per
s t. Santlauo ; at 1 p. m ( supplumentnry
1:30 : p. m. ) for NASSAU. N. P. . per s .
Antllla ( lette mu t bo directed "per An-
tllla" ) ; at 3 p. in. for JAMAICA , per H. B
Ardanrojc ( letters for Hellze , Puerto Cortez -
tez and Ountemaln. muat be directed "per
Ardnnrose" ) .
PUIDAY At 10 n. m. ( supplementary 11 a.
m ) for CKNTHAIj AMHIUCA ( except
Costa Hlca ) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC
POUTS , per 8. s. Alll.inc.i , vln Colon
( letters for au.tteninla must be directed
' per Alllanca" ) : nt 11 n. m. for M13X-
ICO , per s - - . San Agustln , via ProKroso
nnd vern Cruz ( letters inn-it be directed
"per Sun ARUstln" ) ; at 12:1p. : . m. ( up-
plementnry 1 p m ) for ST THOMAS ,
ST. CU01.V. lin\VAUD nnd WIND-
WAUD ISLANDS , per s. s. Fontubclle
( letters for Trinidad nnd Tob-i o must be
directed "per Kontnbelle" ) ; nt .1 P m.
for THINIDAD. TOHAOO nnd C1UDAD
UOLIVAH , per s. a Curacao.
SATURDAY At 10 u. m ( mniplemcntnry
10:3u : n. m. ) for rOHTUNH ISLAND. JA
MAICA , SAVAN1LUA nnd CAUTHA-
per . f > . Kitty ; nt 10MO n. in. for CAM-
PBCHB. CHIAPAS. TABASCO and YU
CATAN , per s s. Yucatan ( letters for
other parts of Mexico nnd for Cuba must
be directed "per Yucatan" ) ; nt 1 P. in.
for JHREMIK. PORT DE PAIX , CAPB
HAITI. ST MARC. GONAIVKS. PETIT
GOAVI3 nnd TURKS ISLAND , per s. s.
Thuringln.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer , clone at thl * olllce dally at
8:30 : p. m. Malls for Mlquelon , us rail lo Hos-
ton and thence by steamer , clctje nt this olllce ,
dally nt 8:30 : j > . in Malls for Cuoa clone nt this
( iincu dally nt 7 00 a in , for forvvnrdlliK tiy
Bteamers sailing ( Mondas * and Tlnirsrtavs ) from
Port Tampa. Pla. Mills for Mexico Cits ,
overland , unless specially mMre'seil for dls-
pilch hy steamer , close at this olllce dally at
2.30 n m and 2 30 p in "KeKlstcred mall
closes at 6.00 p. m. previous das' .
TrimH-Pm-lflc ! Mulls.
MalH for China ami Japan , per s. i Aztec
( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up
to September 5 ut C 30 p in. Mails for
China nnd Japan ( specially addressed
only ) , per H. s. Empress of Jopin ( from
Vancouver ) , clo ° p bete dally up to Sep
tember ( > at B-.0 p in. Malls for Aus
tralia ( except those for West Atn lialtn ) ,
which uie foiwarded by Euiopp. New
Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI and Samoan Island" ,
per s. s. Mnrlpocii ( from San Francisco ) .
< ! ie heie dally up to September * * 10 at
7SO a m. , 11 a m. and C.30 p m ( or on
nt rival at New Yoik of s s Camp.inla
with IJr'tlsh malls for Australia ) . Mnlls
for Australia ( except AVest Australia ) ,
New Zealand. Hawaii and FIJI Islands ,
per s s1 Wnrrlmoo ( from Vancoiuer ) ,
close here dally after September * * 10 and
and up to September 1.1 at G " 0 p. in.
Mall.s for China and Japiu , per s s Ti-
coma ( from Tacomn ) , close here dally up
to September " 13 at fi 30 p in Mnlls for
thi > Society Inlands , per ship Tropic lllnl
( from San Francl'-co ) , close here dally
up to September 21 at t0 ! : p. m. Malls for
Hawaii , per s. s Australia ( from San
Francisco ) , close here dally up to Sep
tember 29 at C'30 p , in.
Trans-Pacific mills ai forwarded to port of
ciilllnK- dulls nnd the schedule of closing Is
arranged on ( he piosumptlon of their unin
terrupted overland trnnslt "Registered mill
* . ! oBes at G-00 p in previous dis
Postofllc" New York , N. Y . Sept 4 , 1S37.
CORNELIUS VANCOTT. Postmaster.
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY
All Druggists.
noii v > cu 01TOIIAY. .
Aynnilcrful Conciilfiiisvn of the lloil-
ci-n DIv orcc Court.
They had once been lovers. Ah , that was
many years ago. And they parted , after a
foolish quarto ! , he to wander to the utter
most paits of the earth , she to become the
wife of another. He. too , had married , re
lates the Cleveland Leader , but both were
free again , and now they sat facing1 each
other
Ho told her of the sights ho had seen dur
ing his travels ; of exciting adventures am :
hairbreadth escapes , and she said : "Won
derful ! " and "How grand ! " and "My , how
awful ! "
At last ho censed speaking and for a Ions
tlmo they sat there In sllenco , Then he
said :
'lly the way , how long has your husband
been dead ? "
She looked clown nt the figures in the rich
carpet nnd was silent.
"Forgive me , Mildred , " ho went on , "for
broaching Mich a painful subject. I should
have known better. "
Then 'heir glances met again nnd she
asked :
"And your wife , George ; how long has It
been since you lost her/ "
Ho niose , took 11 turn around the room ,
and then , confronting her , said :
"Well. I suppose the best way to treat
these things Is with frankness. My wife or
the woman who , vus my wife Is not dead
She and I foil ml that wo were not sultcc
to each other , HO we parted , nnd I have Jint
been having the legal llnlsiilnt ; touches ad
ministered In Dakota "
She sighed nnd Maid :
"Oh , 1 nm so ulacl ! "
"That who Isn't dead ? Yes , so nm I. ;
lon't wish her any bad luck. She may yet
m.iko some man happy , If .she happens to
metit the right one "
Again the fair , plump woman before him
sighed and then nlio looked up at htm wit )
a wistful yearning In her eyes that made his
heart leap.
"Mildred , " ho Kild , Inking her hands In his
"do you think less of me , because I because
I u in a "
"No , " she replied , seeing that ho hesl-
tnted ; "no , I'm glad that you art ! . I'm one
too"
With n glad cry ho caught her In hl em
brace and all tlui love that bad been punt up
for ten long1 years was lot loose.
At last , when she had sutllclently recov
cred to speak , she. said :
"They say marrlagecH nre made in heaven
George "
"So they are , " 1io answered , "but divorces
nre freely granted here on earth , nnd I'm
glad of It. "
"So am I. " she murmured. "Wo can be
so buppy now , can't we , George , dear ? "
"Ye but hold on n minute. I forgot to
nsk you about well , the rest of the family
Got any children ? "
"Only one , " she oweetly replied , "and no's
agreed to take care of It. "
"JIor.se nnd horse nnuln , " he ald , "It In
clear that fate has been arranging matters
for us Now , for the beginning of a life of
real domestic bliss , "
And she said :
"Good old fate ! Nice old Judges ! "
llellri'fIOIIM of u HiK-lirlnr.
Now York Press. Ho who loves and run
away will live to love another day.
It's not that the good dlo young , but tha
the young dlo goad ,
Lots of women talk about their carriage
in street car dialect.
Every son knows hla father has hook
which bo doesn't know ho knows he has
When moat girls get to talking about ai
alllnlty , what they really want Is a man.
No man can feel sure that he could love
only ono woman till ho has seen all there
aro.
aro.Lovo Is like a turtle ; the more you try
to poke him out , the further he craw Li Ii
his shell.
Some men are o conceited that If they
weren't dead they would rise right up Ii
the cotiln during the funeral sermon ant
applaud ,
Arnold H Dromo Celery cures headaches
lOc , 25c and GOc. All drugt'lsta.
IS Till : TIMI5 roll 1I1J1'VIII. .
AxpliuU TIKI C Inu 11 to Permit of
Wnmlrn IHiipUn.
OMAHA Sept , 4. To the Kdltor of The
UeeIt eems few business men of Omahi
rell7o the fact often cited hy The Hep ,
namely , that now Is the time to repiNe the
Inside streets of Omaha. Peculiar circum
stances surround Omaha just nt this time
I'lvo to eight jears ago people hero mailo
nmple prepjimtlon In the way of house build
ing , water , gns , sewer and street extension ,
grading , etc . to accommodate the people at
tending the coming exposition
The city In many pirts Is beautiful , and In
nil pni Is Is expansive and commodious. Wo
nre not subject to the expense ot either a ,
fanciful or necessary beam In construction ) I
o house comfortably the millions of people
vho will come hero next yevir. Omaha husl1 1 I
ess men have expended millions of dollars
ml joars op effort to make this commodious ,
xpanslxe , be.ititltnl city.
The next point I wish to inako Is this
inmha people do not properly realize the
lagnltudo Bin ) benefit ot tha great exposl- .
Ion of 1898 In Omaha. Visit the beuitlftil
rounds now In preparation , see the great
mount of work so ably conducted by the
Ircctory , Inspect the names of the exhibitors , ,
hlnk of the 20,000.000 of people within COO
miles ot Omaha , and ot the countless numbers I
low of persons who will come from outside of .
hat circle , and then ask If you can afford tex
x up your front and back yaids to entertain
ho coming host.
Many citizens ot Omaha are In debt ; wo
tavo expended too mUch money In so short I
time In construction , but now wo cannot I
fford to have grass growing In otherwise i
loautlful streets , except for rotten wooden
avlng , and especially as wo have Invited our
iclghbors to a feast With the present low-
price of asphalt paving , every person owning
A cottage worth $1,000 , situated within ono
nd a half miles of the postofllce , can afford ,
nd should l\ive asphalt paving In front ot his
ionic. Every yard of wooden block pAvlug
n Omaha should bo replaced with asphalt or
good brick before the opening of the great
xposltion. Yours ,
DU. WILLIAM C UPJOHN.
'INAI < CAPTt'IUS OF A l.M ) MAX.
O'llnrn , Cullty of Tinny
, U Vow lu Cuiloily.
NEW YORK , Sept. 5. Eugene O'Hara ,
alias James llrown , aged 42 > cars , burglar ,
llghvva > man , desperado and piobnhly mur-
loror , who cut his way out of Jefferson Mart -
< t prison here six years ago and has been
lunted over since , was recaptured today hy
detectives After his escape O'Hara , with
another fugitive from Justice , named Joe
Stianahan , undo his way to Colon , fiom
vvh.ch place they proceeded to Europe
where they committed a series of bold
crl'ncs Three joirs ago O'llnra ictuino * ! to
: he United States and at Columbus , O , was
: aught in the act of burglary. Ho served n
term of two and a half jeais for this crime
and during the period of his Imprisonment
was recognized as the escaped prlsonei from
this city. O'Hiri was released recently and
took up a residence In Jersey Clt > . He
made trips across the North river and at
last the police wcro Informed that O'Hara
was visiting his old haunts hero and took
steps to arrest him.
Under the name of Joe Dates , O'Hari. In
li > 77 , was sentenced to n tcim of so/on
years at Slug Sing for highway robbery com
mitted here Again In 1SS5 he was caught
robbing a siloon In this city by William
Kctchalo. O'Hara made an attempt to nhoot
the policeman , but was finally landed in
the station house. Heforo being sent testate
state prison a second time O'Hira threat
ened to kill Kctchalo as soon as he had
served his teim.
On August 2S , 1891 , Policeman Ketch-lie's
dead body was found floating In the Notth
rhor and the mystery of his tragic death
has not jet been cleared up As O'Hara
was known to be out of prison orders vve'o
Issued tu 1m o him arrcs'ed on suspicion
Four da > s after the finding of the dead po
liceman's body Patrolman Thomas F Mc-
Oulre was stabbed tlnoe times In the back
by O'Hara. After a light with ancthnr po-
Itconinn named Sherwood the muid-rnus
ciook was overpowered He was then com
mitted to the Jefferson Market prlhau 'o
aw ill tilal for his attack nn McGuIio
O'Hara cut the prlbon bars with a saw and
escaped.
u vit u mows.
HIMA Miitrlnmii ) Mx-ll * anil Perpedi-
iilvs I InIVnsloii Hull.
Pension Commissioner Evans sat at his desk
the other day , wrllivj a corres-pomlctit of the
Globe-Democrat , figuring on pensions as they
concern gcnoratlons jet unborn. The Declar
ation of Independence Is 121 years old The
country U btlll discharging Us debt of grati
tude In the material form of pt slons toward
those who "fit" for It. Of course there are
no surviving soldiers of the revolution There
are , however , surviving widows The coin-
mimtoner was speculating on what that fact
has to do with the future of the present
Pension Hat. HB linn nmv imm , II0
monthly recipients 08JC28 names. Heforo the
end of the currant year the grand army of
peasloners will pass the 1,000,000 mark. It
Is a fair deduction that ninety years hence
the government of the United States will still
bo paying pensions for the civil war of 1861-CS
The army of George Wellington was a
squad compared to the 2 000,000 ami more
enrolled In the north to crush secession It
suffered privations calculated to sap vitality ,
but the widows of those patriots of Valley
Forgo are still drawing pensions. Unless the
twentieth century women differ much from
the nineteenth century women there will be a
roll of honor In the year 1987 of quite respect ,
able proportions. Pensions conduce to matri
mony , A fixed
Income which can be trana-
mltted after death as an estate has Its bearing
on the question of marriage.
iSupnosesuggested
-suggested the commissioner ,
with his heet of figures before him , "four
teen years to bo the lowest limit of ago for
a soldier In the revolution of 177C A soldier
of that ago would have hucn 38 years old In
1800. Now the joungcst of our revolutionary
widows on the pension list M 83. She was
horn in 1811. At the date of her birth the
youngest of the rovoltitlonaiy soldiers
was 52.
If ho married this woman when she was 18 ho
was 70 There you have the ago conditions of
matrimony not at all unicasonablu or un
"
usual.
Heasonlng from what has proven true re
garding pflnHloncis , the commls.loiipr has no
doubt that during Heveral jears to como girl
babies will bo horn to the destiny of becom
ing the widows of the veterans of 18C3 and of
drawing pensions. If there are ten revolu
tionary vvldowa on the roll now there may
ho 1 000 civil war widows In lOSfi. Tills IB
possible without taking Into account the
fact that the world Is learning hovv to live
longer. The ranks of the old flolcllcrV wld-
ovva are not Ne-arly one-fourth of the Oiib-
C28 naniCB now on thn roll are wldons To
bo exact , the widows at present receiving
pensions number 228,522. The proportion Is
Increasing -steadily. Soon one-third of the
pensions will go to widows. A few years
later the widows will outnumber the veter
ans. The time will como when the widows
will exceed the old soldlcra In such numeri
cal relation tm they do for the war of 1812.
There nro aoven survivors of 1812 on the
roll and there are 2,810 pensioned widows of
that war. The Indian wars were fought
from 1832 to 1812 , from fifty-five to slxty-
llvo years ago The pensioned veterans of
thoBo Indian warn number 2,373 and the wid
ows 4,288 , The Moxlcaa war widows do not
qulto equal the veterans They number
8,072 , while tbo male pensioners of that war ,
fought fifty yearn ago , are 10,922.
Of union soldiers who participated In the
civil war the number now pensioned la 741 -
141. Unless additional laws nro passed this
number of civil war veterans will not grow
much. The deaths are about 35,000 a year.
The new applicants admitted to the froll ,
with the greatest diligence the Pension
bureau can bestow , will not long maintain
the present strength of pensioned veterans.
Hut the widows will grow In minibcru for
many jcare to come.
e Kirn In Hrrnplf.
DBTHOIT , flept B. A special to the Free
Press from OWOSHO , Mich , , says : Miss JII- |
lie Comstock , n music teacher , died lo-Jay
from the effects of being burned by plating
n blanket saturated -with oil around herself
and Rutting tire to It She had been In poor
health for some tlmo nnd preparations were
bulns made to remove her to the Pantlau
asylum ,
Stole CoiitM nml I'linlx ,
Some time during Saturday night burglnri
cut out n pane of K\nva \ from the front door
of the store occupied by Voorhols & Miller ,
1101 and 1103 Homey ttreet , ind suc < - ilH
In making away Aph six voata und two
pnlr of pants. The robbery wau rcpJiteJ
to the police.
AMUSEMENTS.
The reproduction by vorlseojio pictures of
the Cortiett-Kltzslmrnons prize flRht , which Is
on the boards of the Hojd theater this wpclf ,
Is a decidedly Interesting ami rcuinrknblo
pprformnnco This Is so not only benuiso nn
almost exact presentation of the great fight
from start to finish Is gl\cn. but the specta
tor Is filled wllh wonder at the existence ot
n machine that nlll throw picture In
whli-h every motion of the figures Is ao
en lately slionn diirliiR a space ot time ro > cr >
IHK nearly two hours.
The pictures co\er the enllro period of
tlmo of the fight , commoncliif ; some tnltnitcn
beforehand nnd ondliiK some mliiutoi nfter-
\vard. aiccausu nf Iho fact that ono reel
cinnot hold the t\\o miles nnd n quarter ot
nim that the pictures coxcr the pcrformnnco
Ii dlvlrtod Into six sections The fourteen ,
rounds aru glv on complete , to cry blow that xrai
aimed nnd struck Is shown ami u\ery action
of the officials Is nccurntcly deplctinl , The
dlfTcrcnt styles of the two fighters nro ai
plainly exhibited as If the two men wcro
before the audience , Kltrsltnmons Is shown
on his Knees In the sixth round. Unfor
tunately the champion did not pose properly
for the camera when ho delivered the blow.
Ills back was to the machine nnd thorcfora
the audience Is tumble to sen the blow Inud.
Corl.ott , however , drops very naturally mid ,
his v.iIii uffoits to gnt to his feel during the
ten seconds In which he Is counted out are
as plain us If he were on Iho stago. The
aftermath tvf the fight Is graphic. Corbctt
finally ilses after I'ltrslinmimn HlinUrs hands
with his wife and makes for the new cham
pion. The two mix up In a decidedly eirn-
est manner until Corbett Is pulled away br
his seconds. The pictures nro so true that
the audience cnn clearly distinguish tha
smllu which plnjcd on Corbetl's fnco
throughout the light and the blood which
besmeared the features of KltrslmtnoiiH dur-
the last rounds.
The audience nt the Inltltl pcrformnnca
last night was rather slim , although tlioro
wcro a goodly number of women present.
Deaths of a Dllj.
NKW YOllK , Sept. C. Heiijamln Hrew-
ster , president ot the Kcokuk > t Dct Molnca
rnllrond , died jesterday at his summer
homo lu Curenavln. N. Y. . aged fn ycara.
In 1SI9 ho went to CnllfoinH , whore he ro-
mnlncd In bimln- * for twcnty-Hvo years.
He was closclj assoclutoil with John D.
Hoekcfeller In the cstHliMshment of the
Standard Oil i'omp.in > and was promltirntly'
IdeinlMedvlth the construction of the Uoclc
Inland inllionil Hvstcm.
LON'no.N . Sept 5 The death Is an-
uounced of Chnrlci Ocorne IVrflvil.
seventh carl of l Binont The deceased wua
born June 15 , ISI'i , and succeeded hla uncle ,
the sixth cail. In is ; <
_
I ) oil tic CDIIIII.I ' llortKiiuc lloi'itril.
ritKMONT. Sept C. ( Special ) -The following - .
lowing Is the morlgago Indebtedness record
of Dodge county for the month of Augusts
Chattel mortgages filed , 112 , amount , $7J-
nfi4 85 ; released , forty-nine , amount , $3J-
09057. J'arm mortgages recorded , Hovi'iity ,
amount , $12 , MO , released , fifteen , amount.
$16,987.25. Town and city mortgages ro- M )
corded , ten , amount , t3.782 89 , released , four- KM
teen , amount , $10,701 30 Sheriff's deeds on
foreclosure , three , for city propeity.
rlro Iti'iMiril of n ln 5.
NHW YOniSept. . 5 Twelve hiinOrcil
and eight ) -nine Imlej of compicsned cot
ton. which nrrlvul fiom the south by the
MOIB.III line and neiito lm\e been shlppsd ,
cast b > the Cltv of I'nll Itlver , weic Inn ' > ccl
today on the lighter Myslle , tilongs'de Iho
I'all H'ver llni > plci on the Noith river
front J o-w , jrj.Ofti
CONDITION 01' ' \ r.YOHIC \"SKS. .
Iniinciiso liicrcnxi- LOIIIIN MirI.H fie
I'llxlllCNH I'l1llll | % III.
Nn\V YOllK , Sept. > Tiie Financier iya
this \ vfk. . "As pirdk'tud In our last wcik'a
Issue there me tuiwldcrablu changes In the
liink stutemont i\\i \ \ wick , bcuilntr out the
fact ot continued business Improvement.
Loans Incicnsed $1 13lrOJ and dtposlt't $4,713-
100 , while Iho OM-PSH in reicive shovsa a
decrease of $5 402.COJ Ciiironcy shipments
to the Intel lor weie between fl.COO.O'tO and ,
$5.000,000 mid the statement idlci'tH this In ,
: i ileercabi- legal tendois to the amount o
$1,008,000. while specie Is $201,700 lovver It la
pinbihlu that nex' week will see a niuchi
lar er demand for cuirency from the In-
toiler banks Comp.ued with thu Htnti-ment
of the corresponding period of lust yar
thcte are the follov , Ing changes Loans have
lucre ibed $ llfi'-J21.100 , or about 2" > per cent ;
net deposits , $ lll'n'is ! ' fiff ) , or about -13 per cent ,
nnd thu total reserve has Incicnsed $7l,5jr , -
KOO 'I hat piosporlty 13 hcie nnd likely to
remain ran be no longer doubted Chlcajo
& St Louis are to a conslilci ibo ! extent
supplying the piesonL ilum.ind for crop
movements , but the demand from thcso
centers Is pretty sure to be felt .soon by
the New York bulks. The stiength of for
eign exchange , which Is over the gold ex
porting figures , would Indicate that the largo
trade balances due us frum the other sldo ,
are being utlllzid to purchase our own HO-
curltles or beltiK lent nt better rates than
can bo obtained In New York.
I''airlrn.
MANCIIKSTI3R. Sept -The recent dull.
ness has contlnucil throurhout thu week jimt
closed and there Is no relief In sight Busi
ness run been very scant and generally un-
itmuneiatlve , nnd In many cases has even
been trans iclcd at a loss Ynins have been
fairly sold Cops stock Is gi owing nnd
cloth Is stagnant 1 he attempts at lilack-
burn nnd Uurnluy to redu e wages will
piobably icsult In n strike and the move
ment IB likely to spread. The annual re
port of the master of the Cotton Splnnoraf
federation says the shipments to India dur
ing the Inlf year ended with Juno de
creased by an amount equal to the output
of 30 , < KM ) looms during the tweiity-aK weoka.
The German cotton Industry Is generally
running- . to 0 per cent nhoit of full time.
and French spinners are making only llvo
days u week.
IVIIIINIIM Corn Crop.
TOPKICA. Kan , Sept B An oflldil esti
mate of the corn crop of Karma was Issued
today by the Stale Ho. ml of Agi ( culture In
the form of n compilation of estimates by
farmers thiouglioul the Male The averngo
yield Is placed at twenty bushels nei mro
nnd the total crop KAOT.SSO bushels , no
against 221,000,000 huxhclH Jn t yn.ir and 201-
00)000 In H'Jo The dry , hot winds of Hit *
lautcik have en used seiloui ilamasu to
the crop the avei.ifce condition ilur.ni ; th
week falling frum 00 nor cent to " > > per cent.
The it-ports IIB a whelp Indloati- that the
crop It poor nut onlv as to yield but , IH tit
weight and quality. Though tineiop U dlH-
appolntlng It la u notcwoithy fact that tha
state h.is lalsed but heveii bljjgcr corn
crop * . Thl'i la accoiintPd for by the fnct
that the rieiengp , xvlilih Is KS'lOoO , In the
gieatest In the history of the siato ,
\\nol Mui-Lfl.
NJ3W YOHK , Sept 5 Uuslncss was qii'ct
thl.s week In the wool tinde. Tliaro was
tome Inquiry for wool , but holdcnt irfupcil
to sell. There was some Incju'ry Tor Amer
ican account During the last few days
nothing changed bund The m rivals , to
date for the fifth HPI-IOB arc as follows :
New South Willow. 21.815 ; Qiieoiiclanil , 18 OJ5 ;
Victoria , 19,340. Ta.smania , 1,10'ij Sjiith Am > -
tialla , 2,541. West Ausli ilia , llfi , Now
Xenland. 00319 ; rape of Onnii Hope and
Natal , Sl.M'J. total , \K \ < ,1H bales. Includlnir
IS.noo lialcH forwarded direct. The Imports
for the week aggrrgnicd IIOIJ balea , Including
cluding7.S18 from New South \Vn\ut \ , 1 , H
from Oueenslnnd , 8S from Rlclboiirne1,491
from Queen Mnd , 1,120 fiom Capo of fJoocl
IIoj > e and Natal , f > 5 from France , 2UI from
IJombay and 212 sundries ,
London ( iruln .Mnrlirt.
LONDON , Sept. 5 Tlio iccent ooplnus
rains have been oiuu ceded iluilng the last
week bv line wialhi'r , hut the crops Imvu
been Homcwlmt delayed California wheat
ai rived , fotelilng 40s Id , and afloat wax
offered nt 39sId lied winter , Hoptcmbor
and October , sold nt 30sId A largo bust-
neas wus done In Hour ut on udvuneu of la.
Maize , mixed Oclnber , northirii jorlH ,
brought ICiiCd. li.nloy wan firmer ; Amor-
lean so'il at IC.i OaU wna dcnrur clipped ,
all pertH , Heptunbor , brought 12s7Vid , ana
clipped New York 12s 9d.
Kn rr
TALL UIVRIt , MOBH , Bejit -Sales ot
print cloths In thin cltv for the last flva
weeks have been 1.G17.000 pieces , or I.COO.fKM
pleccH In excess of the production of tu
mill.