TUB OMA3TA DAILY BEE : WEDNOSftDATT , SEPTEMHEIl 8 , 1807.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ail * crllnrniunipi for Iliritp column *
nlll lie Inlu-ii nnlll 1'nit for ( lie
cvcnlnu nuil until H p. in. for tlio
niornliiK nnil Siiinliiy illllniiN.
AilrrtlHcr * , It ) rciiiifxtliilT n mini- !
Iivri'il vliri'K , ( * nn lime IIIIMIMTN ml-
< lrNicil to n iininlicriMl Irltor In rnrc
if ' 1 IK- lice , AiiNVti-rn no mlilri'sm-il
nlll ln > ilcllf t-riMl on iirrM'iitiitlou of i
flic < 'lii-cl < < mt > .
Rules , I ! - _ n roril drnt liiHrrlloii )
le a Ttnril thrrrnflrr. NulliliiK InUnn
fur ICHK tliiiu ir.lo fnr tin * llrnt Inncr-
tlon , 'I IIONI * ml * crllHCliicntN must lie
run conxMMifLv < ! > .
.SITUATIONS WWI'IJI ) .
\VANTni ) , BlTt'ATION HY 1IIIUO CLKIUC :
youiK mnn 1 > r experience , references find
icroinnundnllons furnished Address T 13 onr
Hep A CSS
WAVnni MALE HELP.
CANVA3HiHH"Tol\\K7roilDiim. : NI'.W LINK
nf work ; no h , nvy Knmla to carry , nalnry or
commission C r Adams Co , 51 So. 16lli St.
11-415
BAMS.MIK POR CIOAUP. 11:3 A MONTH AND
cxp nnf/i ; old flrmi experience unnecessary ; In
ducements to customers C C. HIahop & Co. ,
Bt. Liuls Il-UG
JIIN : AND WOMHN HOLtciTORS ron Tim
Natlonnl Ri-wrvn association : the bent , safest
ami nnundcst fraternal tinier In the flclil tod-iy.
Address P. A. C. Htcvrns , 2370 Cumlni ; Kt. ,
Id , 1W3 , Omaha. 11 417
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WANTII > . IN p.vr.RY rotiNTY :
Rood pay weekly lo rlKlil party Hnwv Nur-
aery Co. . Milwaukee. WIs U-M10J 821 *
YOUNO Mn.V WANTnn TO LKARN Tim
linrlxr trnde ; complete outfit of tools presented
trrnduntes , positions or locnllon * when compe.
tent ; wauci ami experience Knturdnys In city
shtpR from start eleht weeks' trrm usunlly
completes , can stny lomter If necessary , Inlrr
MtlnK cataloRiie malleil free. Moler's Rarber
School , Clnrk and Van llurcn Sis , Chicago.
II M&11 8 *
A MARRini ) MAN POR PAHM WORK. APPL7
toThco. Williams , & 7th U Military Avc. , Omaha.
llrnson addition. H-72S- ! ) *
, nw noon BALriMnN. PIJRMA-
nent positions ; season Just opened,1 iitnple llnei
snlnry or commission , with expenses. I , < ikc
llrotliem Co . Chicago. 11 M7 8 *
_
\VANTin. COACHMAN , PIRST - CLASS
driver , competent to take care of her es ; nc-
iU.ilntod | with city , references required G(8 (
Ho 26th. H-M7M10
_
SALRSMHN WANTHD. SHLLINO DRAMAS
on time no experience ; JIO and expenses. outllt
free ; clump for particulars llraun Mfc Co. ,
"Waterloo , III _ n-MiSO _ _
jis oo A wnnic AND nxpnNPi : < * TO nnvnRAL
Rood parties to travel nnd npx | > lnt acentss
permanent position 11. II Woodward. Ilnltl-
inore. n M.33 8
100 ainus ran ALL KINDS WOIIK : w TO 7
weelc Cinaillan Office. 1M3 Douclas.
WANTKD , A YOUNG I.ADY
phcr. BtcaAly position for right person Mrs.
H C Moles , 5)3 S 17lh St C-M710 0
WANTI3D-A OIllL TOR HOUSHWOHK IN
family of three , apply Immediately to 201 South
- C-72j-10'
2-th Ave _
WANTKD , A iiousnicnnrnn nv wioownu.
middle njcd widow lady with ehllil preferred ,
I.est of references. Address Dox R5. Diinlnp ,
rou imvT : iiousis.
JlOt'SKS IN ALL I'AUTM OP THH CITY THU
O 1' Davis Company , 1D03 Farnam. D 419
IIOUSHS ; 11CNI3WA & . CO , 108 N. 15TII ST
J10DRRN HOUSES. C. A. STARR , 923 NY
Life. D 421
flOI'SRS. WALUXCD , 11ROWN IILOCIC. ICTH
and DoiiRlns D-422
JIOIISUS , rOTTAORS & . STOIIRS , ALL PARTS
ot city , llunnau , I vo Co , 430 Paxton block.
LAROR LIST. M'CAGUR. 1DTH AND
HOUSES. PLATS. GARVIN IIROS , 1613
1IOUSR3 POR HUNT. DUM1S. I'AXTON HLTC.
ilOl'SRS "j H SHRRWOOD. 423 N. YL
roil RUNT , ii-iiooM HRICK itnsiDnNcn.
modem In every respect. Btenm heat , electric
llcht , located nt thu southwest corner 17th nnil
IJoiiBln. His A.pl | > to " wI"ltcr. . s""prr ' n-
n-632
tendcnt Hce Illdff.
STANPORD CIHCLR COTTAORS. 6 ROOMS.
S W cor 13tlv t.nd Vlnlon. Ilm-st location In
rlty for business men of Omaha and South
Oiuihn. rerts modoiatc 201 Iee bulld
iron RFNT CllOtm 12-IlOOM DRTAHIRD
Tnndcrn lioiisc. Hiaulre 251S Capitol
i'.nooM STONE iiKSinRNcn , HOT WATIR
heat inodirn In ever > ! espect 419 North Klh
St. II T ClnrK " -11"
-MOVING IIOPSRIIOLI ) GOODS AND PIANOS
Om Van * . Rtorago Co , 151Pj Pornjro Tel 1159
TOR IIRNT-HANSCOM PLACR HOMR OP SIX
rooms nnd bnt'i room , cheap to right parties ,
must civ"1 good referrnccs M J. Kennard S.
Son. 310 nnd 311 Hrovvn block. D 316
blORRS. P. WRAD. K. . < L DOUG
D
SRVP.N IIOUM MODERN PLM' AT $17 W ; NO
701 South Ifith street.
\V 11 Melklei l t Nat'l Hank Hide D M934
fltX HOOM COTTAOK WITH HATH. IN GOOD
condition. tS' , S 21 t St. u-wu-j
CHAS. R WILLIAMSON. 604 HER HLUO Tel.
717 , D KO
rou IIK > T PiiHMsunn HOOAIS.
NE\\LY PURN1SHED STE VM JIEA1RD
looms , with or without board GDI S 13th St
R -9j7 h-20
rilONT ROOMS , JS & $6. C20 3 19TII STIIR17T
E 1JU h-'JJ *
ItOOMS WITH OR WITHOUT P.OSRl ) , MOD
cm 2iSO Hurney. R lil 7
NICKLY PI'llNISllED ROOM POR OENTI.R-
mcn , 1S10 Ciipltol aviime. R 503 15
" ' *
p"oUl7'HObM81) ) C2I SO 2STII AVRNUR.
POR RRNT. DRSIUARLR ROOMS. ALL MOD-
ei'n conveniences anil pleasant location board
If deslredv Inqujro 220 N I'ljjJ5 R-MKH. 10 *
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NICELY"PI'RNISIIED SOU I'll PRONT ROOMS
with llrstilisa wjtir 17JJ Dudge . ,
THREE NII'IJ ROOMS , HOUSEKEEPING 1115
so. nth _ _ _ Ir iin2 ! !
WANTED. A ROOMMATK HAVE A GOOD
lourn , nil modern oJnvcn'ehees. ' Htenm heat ,
0 < * nirnll > lociited , rent J1W per vvedc Ailduai
T IS , llee * J " IM71 9
ri HOO IS AMI HOAUD.
FIRST-CLASS li A HP AND ROOMS HOT
vvaltr heat , best locution In clt > . 212 S. 2Jth
St F"T8 <
_ _ _ _
THE GEORGIA.1" SELECT PAMILY IIOl'EU
near llnjikcum I > JK. | 1013 bo 'ath Bt.
THE MEIIRIAM , PIRST CLASS PAMHVY
hotel , gitli nnd DodKB Ms. V 207 h-7 *
aOOD ROOMS HOARD , IS MODERN
renlral , OH North liith. _ P 4Vi b *
THE ALHANY , ROOMS FUH OR UNFUR. ;
2d noor front nnd east exposure ; ! ble board ;
fine \qratlgn \ I" ! Do" K his _ P MC87 ? '
HOOM WITH HOARD , 316 frOl TH 2il ( H ST.
lt > > fei t lire * _ PM - JM
GOOD ROOM. WP.LL FURNISHED MODKRN
Inniso , nift olaBS board , Urins leasonable till
North 19lh P700S
_
GOOD IIOOMS , HOARD. > J , MODEIIN HRICK
-enlral 514 North 19th MTU IS *
' PPUNIhTlRni ' VVITII
NU'EI.Y 1'IIONT ROOMS
boird 2ill5 DoUKlas. P M73ii 10
TTTiT MEHRIAM""pjitbT OLVSS I\\MILY
hotel Zilli mid Dod .u ulreets. K-M737J1'
ron HjNT-ii. : > riiHMsiiin itotnis.
1HRRE OR POUH I'NPbllNIHIIRI ) ROOMS
f-Ji light huunekecplnr 1U1 Cus Bt Call from
J to 4 p in G-7.T-1J *
KOH HKNT STOHICS AM ) OKKIO1S1.
HBNT
iilllcv , Hei bullJInit water , t-teun heat , ileclrlu
IlKht iiinl janitor teivlce Apply to U. W.
Haker , u | > iliitriubul nn llulllliu ; 1 197
GTUAM IIKATED hfORKH AND FLATS.
lUn k. Agent , IHO tTUIcuco.
i'on UI : : > T vronns AMI nrricns.
( C'ontlnuetl )
FOR RRNT-THR 4 STORY niltCK IlftLDINO
nl SID K/irnum St. Thla Inilbllni ; has n nreproof
cement Imvmenl , complMc rlmtn hentlnit fit-
lurni , water on all ( loots iras , etc Apply at
Hi * office of Th Ili > e 1 HO
FO HRNT-IN TUP HFP RUILDINO
One Inrce nrner rm m 2ml fl ior , with xaull nnd
prlvnle oillee , wnler. elc.
One larRn front rmm } nd llftor , divided Into two
rnomn by pnrtltli n water , ef
Ono intKf corner room , 2nd floor , with vault ,
wnler , etc
One front room , dlvlled by pnrtltlnn. third floor
Ono corner room wllh vault , third floor.
On lnre room , third floor , with partition dlvld.
Ini * It Into one Inrse niom nnd Ivvo smaller
private room * wnler , etc
Two InfRo cround Hoer room1 * with vnulls.
Several smnll rooms on fourth floor , with vnutts.
All these rooms nrn hMtnt wllh stentn , eleelrlc
IlKhla , supplied wllh first class Janitor service.
Elevators run day nnd all nlnht IlnlldlnK
strlilly nreproof Apply to R W Hiker , Super-
Intendenl , Room 101 Her llullJInu 1-198
A GOOD I1AKR OVEN AND IIASRMRNT AP
ply 619 N Ifilh SI. I-M361
A TINNER PAN REVT GOOD HASRMRNT
shop nnd pny pirt rent In work Appli 611 N.
16th St. , or I. N Watson , 623 N Y Life H'-l ' * .
I M3G2
snvcitAi. ooon IUSHMKNTS SI'ITAIIUJ
for fhopn Apply > ! N. Itth St , or I N.
Watmn. 3 N T I.lfc Tilde T-M163
AOKNTS
WANTKn. AOHNT TO HANUM ? m N HA Ill's
Hyuti-m Tohlc ; Mtnplfs free Adilren Dunlnilr'i
flystem Tonic Co , Cleveland , O J M7I2 8
n TO
MonnitK iiousn WITH AIIOUT THN IIOOMS ,
near Hnnscom I'irk. AdJrcas 1' 19 , lice n/JIco.
K M588
, , . „ TO 11RNT. A 6 OR 7-ROOM COT
iaKo wlh furnace , bath , city water , Bas _ . Ad
dress S CO , Hee K 401
WANTI3I1. HOUSHS TO HHST. 6 TO 7 IIOOMS ,
III ) tu J20. cannot supply Iho ilotrmni ! for liouwj
of thin ca ; lint n once. Q , Q. Wall-ice. S12
J .1. Uruwn lllock , 1C 484
STOHAGH.
PACH'IO BTOHAOi : AND WAIinHOIJSn f"O ,
DOS 810 Jones ; Kenernl storage and rorwnrrtlni ? .
I-UANK i\vcus , nnsr STOUAQI : .
OM VAN & . STORAOR 1S11H PARNAM. THL 153
M 433
WAXTINl TO IIUY.
insr PRICI : PA in rou OMAHA SAVINOS
bank accounts nt roonv MC , N. V. LJfc IllilK
no sncoNn-HAND wnnni.s , TO jio.
Omaha Hlcjcle Co , 325 N. 16th street
N 7" 2 Sll
LIST SI'HCIAI , nAIlflAINS IN HEAIi HS-
talc with 1' U. WeaJ , ICth nnd DoUKJas Sta.
N " "S > S )
DO SUCOND-HANU 13ICYCM3S 106 SO 14TH
NM410 Ol
WANTKD. TO 1U1Y A CO\V , STAT11 I'l
jnrtlculars Ailclreta S 41 , H ° e N 513
WANTHU TO IIITY-Onor-nilY STOriC AND
IUturci ; one with established trnile proforrcil
Address T 24 , lice. N-724-8 *
rou s\in _
ma AUCTION or TWO STOHHS or runNi-
ture , stoves , onrpels uMpboards. foldlns bcdn ,
Ix'd room suites , leithcr and jilmh couches
nnd bed lounRpR Iron bed ? , nil to go to the
hlBhest bidder for cash , no limit , Bonds must
be sold on Wednesday Sipt 8. nt 10.30 n m.
pliirp nt No. 1317-13 Douglas St Omahi Auc
tion Co. O-MC45 7 *
1-011 SALK , CAI L , AT ONCR
2)7 S 2llh Btrcet O-M73S 8
-OH SAT < iIIOHSiS , AVVGONS , KTC.
ron SAW : CHKAP rAMii.Y iiousn fiiAn-
ncss , phaeton and open bUKgv , nearly new.
Will trndc for blcjcle as part jnjment 2C23
Sevvard St. 1' 722
FOU
SAWDUST , 11UL.IC Oil
und hog fence. C. II. Lee. 901 Douglas.Q .
Q 435
OR HALR SPRINC ! LAKH AND RUSIJR
volr Ice. Gilbert Urns , Council 1 Huffs la.
Q-M711-S-B
ITRAM IIOISTINO MACIIINC. CIIHAP Sons
HI Mnry'H Ave Q-SC3
ALVSKA. S13ND 51 00 TOIl MAP
of the Alafka RoUl llUds. ho\v and when to go.
xv hit to take , cost , etc G. W fllnton Wlt-
lliniH , Arizona Teirltorj. Q M17C S-1J *
rHIOKinilNG UPRIGHT PIANO ,
only $131)00. ) Schmoller & Mueller , 105 South
' ' st Q-G4
rou SAI-I : , AT Tun STATE PAIR OUOUNDS ,
wooden building 20x30 feet , EUllnlile for illn-
Inff room or lunch counter AppU to the As
sociated C.nrltlet. . 807 Howard Bt Q 671 7 *
ANTI-MONOPOLY OAHHAQn CO. TLHANS
cesspooli and privy vaultt at redu ° d prices
C21 N. 16th Tel. 1773 H DTO S-1S
CI.\IHVOYANTS.
MRS PAUL. 203 N 1CTH ST TRANCH MH-
dlum , may be consulted on nil affairs of life ;
letter * with Eturnp enclosed promptb nnswerej.
S-C" > 0 Ol'
i : , HATIIb , HTC.
MADAM SMITH , 1313 DOUGLAS , MASSAGE
steim baths. T 720 13' '
MRS DR. LiON. HLRCTRIC MASSAGH BATH
parlor * , restful and curative , 417 So llth up
stairs. T M703 12-
11ATH3 AND MASSAGB TRCATMKNTB : MIIS.
Lmra nillsun , lli > N , IClh atreel , oppo ll new
pnstolllic T M73J 11 *
I'HH O.VAL.
VIAVI POR UTURINn TROURLKS. 310-8 IIHI
RldK , phjslclan , consultation or health Ixiol
free. U-437
SlIi'IJRPLUOUS HAIR , HALDNHSS. PALLING
hair nnd all fnilal blemUhca cured True Co. ,
3X Chamber Commerce U 37 O4 *
CHAMPION IIRID COCKIRS AND cou.ir.s.
T C , lice. U M524 17 *
} 21 Rl'I'TURi : CltRKD POR J2.1. UNTIL HKP-
tember 15 ; no pain , no detention from business ,
refer to thousands of patlenta cured , call or
vvrlto. O. U Miller Co , U32-3 N. Y L . Om ilia ,
U M13S
11ATIIS. MASSAGE. MMH. POST , 319'4 S 15TH
U-C73
JIOMY 'io i.oA.t uuAi , ISTATI : .
ANTHONY LOAN & THUBT CO. , 315 N. Y. U ;
nulck nionoy tit low rat * * * for choice farm lands
in Iowa , northern Missouri , eastem NtbraHltu.
W I3J
I/JANS ON IMI'HOVCO d UNIMPROVED CITY
proper ! ) W Purnum Sinllh ic Co. , 13JO Purn'm
MONUY TO IXJAN AT LOW ItATCS THU
O P Davis Co. . 1500 Pnrnam St. W 4) "
MONUY TO LOAN ON IMPJIOVKD OMAHA
real ttitute llrennun , I eve Co. , 1'axlon lllli.
V 44
MONUY TO LOAN. BCMIS , PAX1ON I1LOCIC.
PROM JIOO UP. P. D , AVCAD , 16 & DOUdLVS
\V 384-B-S9
8 PIR CINT MONIY ON NKHHAHICA PARMH
and Omaha Improved properly , Apply to W
11 Mrlltle , . 1st Nal'l Il'k RldR W-411
MON13Y TO IOAN ON IMI'ROVKD OMAHA
properly. I'uicy & Thomas , :011st Nut lk. bldg ,
W-4U
MO.M2Y TO I.OAVCIIATTii.S.
MONKY 10 I/AN ON PURNITUIIK. PIANOS
horteg , wugons , etc. , ut | our t rates In city ,
no removal of goods , strictly conndrnllal ; > ou
cnn pa > Ihe loan off nt any lima or In any
amount. OMAHA MOU'lOAUi : LOAN CO ,
300 So. Uth St ,
X--H6
Ill'hlMIHS ' CIIANCUH.
A H ALPII1N , OMAHA JUNK HOUSK. PAYS
highest prices. 101-i-7 So. JOtti St. , Omaha.
Y-M177 8S3'
TO Girr IN OK OUT OK J1PS1NKS3 GO TO J ,
.1 nibton , ill Pint Nul'l Dunk. Y-M1IS
POR SALE. PIIlBT-rLASS 1IAKURY AND
irsuurunt cheap for rdh : rca ) ii ( or sollini
poor tuallli Addrrsj Iox 10SS Plalsmoulh
Y-M-tlT 11 *
IIOTUU TVVO-hTOUY U1HCIC ; WILL
or liude for Iowa farm land , or will rent lo
part ) huvjiiir furniture. Clifton Home. Nrolu ,
la _ Y-M6W !
rUHXITUlli : PACICKI ) .
M a. WALK LIN , 2U1 CUM1NU. TEL. ial.
ial.tu
rou SAM : nie.\i < KST\TH.
KOt'NTKB PliArn IlAROAINfl , $2,500. J3.7M TO
, s > e photo * at Hth and PnrnA'n , Mnr *
J J Ulb on , 514 First Nat , Hank HlilR
HiIK
IXTS. FAIIMS , LANDS , LOANS
Oo P Iltmls Ile-il I > tfite Co , Paxon lllock
11V-44S
ASH POR OMAHA SAVINGS HANK AC-
counli a G. Wallace , 312 Ilrown block
11K-4I9
NAP-MXHD PIIT : : NRAU su AND CLARK ,
t.SOO J N Prenzer. Opp P. O IHKS
OR HALIJ-SNAP AMONG RNAPS-f-ROOM
cottnge , corner lot , at " 5 Kr cent of what th
ouse ItMlf co t. M J. Kenntird & Son , * ole
! 10 nnd 311 Drown block. IU3 346
r'OH S\LR. ECO ACRES nICH BOTTOM LAND
III Monona county , the banner corn and wheat
county of Iowa , 100 ncren under plow , the re t
pasture and meadow land : write to W. D.
Ix > oinl , lllencoe. la RK-M472 14
OR BALK , MODIUN : iiousn AND PULL IT
for J1.710 half cash , will make It Jl 721 It not
sold this week A P. Tukey , City Hall.
IlK M :
XIII 8AL12 OR TRADH. A LAllOn , CON-
trolllnc Interest In one of the beat Irrtqitlon
ranaN In Nebraska , located In n fine xnllcy
over 25 nillen lonK , ha < nn trnrnlnir capacity ol
over tlO.OOO per > ear , full partlruUra on appli
cation , will fell for reasonable price or trade
for tcood Omnhn property ; wl en writing please
Klve location nnd price nf property offered ,
nl-o Inciimbrance , If nnj ; Ihln li n fine Invent-
men ! nnd will only be exchinued for norne-
tlilnc of equal vnlue ; no real estate with a
heavj deb ! will be considered. Addrma for
Iwo weeks , T 8 , Ilec office nU f2 18
A PULL LOT. ONI : RLOfK PROM HANSOOM
pirk. a btR banmln. P I' , llostwlek R Co. .
31t Paxton black. RK 9 7
l-'OR SALH-AN P.L1IOANT
KOUNT/.P. PLACI3
iiousn.
> 4 000 ll.f.00 cash ,
balance easy.
Address owner , a M , Ilec onice. HI' M497
IIUY A HANK.
Here la your chance
The nioomflcld State bnnk will ho soil to th
hlKheft bidder at receiver' sale next Satur
day , September 11 , nt lllonmtleld , Nebraska
A SPLRNDin OPRNINO POR A HANK
Unlldlnff , nxturei , fuinlture. fireproof steel chest
safe with time lock , and all personal prop
erty necessary for the Immellnto business ot
a lint-class bank.
A PAIIM AT YOUR OWN TOICR
Al'o a number of Improved farms ne-ir Rloom-
fleld and Imprnv ed lots In Dloomlleld pa ) Ing 2 * >
to 30 per cent.
MORTOAOn NOTHS
Al'o n number of notes secured on real nnd per-
nonnl property all ! n be sold lo Ihe highest
bidder n ! 10 a m. . September 11 1'37
ano M RRnn ,
Receiver , Hloomtleld Neb
Other Information furnished bv II. C Peters .
Co. 1201 Pnrnam , U. S N-ul Rink Hide ,
Omaha Iin-M7.ll D
LOST.
LOST PAIR GOLD OLAPSRS IN CASR WITH
lecelnt on DniiKln near Kth St. Adlreis 611
So 7th St . Co Rnfff Reunrd Lo ' M719 !
SHOIt'I'll VM ) AM >
A C VAN SANT-S SCHOOL , 513 N. Y L1P13
450
AT OMAHA BITS COLI.ROR 16TH . DOl'OL
431
DURSSMAKINQ , MISS STURDY. 4104 IJUR-
dette 723 O 6 *
r\WMiuoicrus. :
II MAROW1TZ LOANS MONRY 418 N 16 ST
453
MATTUKSSTIO - "VVOHIvS.
MATTURSSRS. COUCHR.S PARIX3R PURNl-
ture to order , repilred. 1003 Lenvcnvv'h ; tel 1 > 03
453
TYl'UWllITKUS.
IONS OP RNRIIC1Y WOULD HR SAVRD DAILY
If ever > otviator uied the light runnlnR Dens
more 1612 Pnrn-im St , Omaha. 454
OMAHA II US IN US S INSTITUTE. HOYD'S
theater Hldg , write for s-peUmcn of penm in-
ship and catalogue. 206 S-21 *
STAMMRUIM .
SCHOOL POR \MMRRRRS AND STl'TTIJU
ors. Julia V Vauglmn. $03 N Y. Life RUlB !
method bv graded vocal exercises , houis 10 to
12 and 2 to 4 RI3 S14
l'ATU > TS.
Sues & Co. , Attorneys-
PATENTS at-Lnw and Patent Ex
perts Dee RulIdlnE ,
Omaha , Neb Branch office at Washington ,
D C. We make PRRR EXAMINATIONS and
aid Inventors In celling their Inventions. Send
for free Advice nnd Patent Book
A rPT"P > 3"rPCs procuied oy C A. SNOW A
JV 1 JD1 > L O
co _ wnjhlnston. D. C.
TREE EXAMINATION and advice No nttor-
ncj's fee before patent No claptrap offer of
prizes or promise of sudden tvenltli , but uirnlgnt-
forvurJ njvlcd and faithful service
NOTICE.
Notice It hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received by the Boaid of Di
rectors of tlio Newton IrrlKatlon district ot
Loup county. Neb aika , ut their olllco in said
district up to 2 o'clock p. in. of the 2Uh day
of September. 1897 , for $3)00 of the bonds
Issued by said Irrigation district , all of
wild bonds being for $100 each , payable a
follow * , tow It : $1,100 in eleven years ; $1,300
In. twelve yearn and $1,000 In thirteen years
from the date , nnd drawing Intereal nt Ihe
rale of 6 per cent per annum , payable seml-
nnnuallv. Principal und Interest of said
bonds payable at the olllco of the stale
Ircnsurer of the slate of Nebioaka
The Hoard of Dlreolor * reserve Ihp right
lo rejecl any and all bids. Address all bldti
lo G. W , Abbott , secretary , Moultoti , Neb
By order of the Board of Ulreclors , made
July fi. 1X17.
G. W. ABBOTT , Secrelary.C. .
C. L , POPP.
President.
S 3d 20t m
FICn CONSTRUCTION QUAUTEU-
M ASTER , Omnhn , Neb , August 10 , 1897.
Sealed proposals , In triplicate , will be re
ceived hero until 2 o'clock p. m , September
10 , 1M)7. ) nnd then opened , for the construc
tion of a band barracks nt Fort Ctook ,
Neb ; also plumbing , heating- and gaspIplnR
for same The United Stales icserves right
to reject or accept any or all propo = als. 01
any part thereof. Plans and speclllcatlons
can be seen nnd nil Information had here.
SAM II. JONKS. Cnpt. nnd A. Q. M.
nl2-13-ll-lC-s-S-9-m.
Sealed bids will be received nt the office
of the Ground and Building Department of
the Tiansmlsslsslppl nnd International Ex
position until 5 o'clock p. m. Saturday , Sep
tember 11 for the construction of the Agri
cultural building. Plans and specifications
on llle In the superlnlcndenl' oillce. No.
C31 Paxton block , or sots will bo furnished
contractors at cost.
cost.K.
K. P KIRKHNDALT *
M'g'r Grounds und Building ! ) Dep't ,
UAILUOAUS.
HURLINGTON & . MlSbOUUI
River Railroad "The lljrllne-
ton Route" General orilces , N ,
W , Corner Tenth and Parnam
FtKtfls Ticket ollice , 1502 Par.
mini Htrtet , Telephone , 2 0.
Depot , Tenth and Mason streets
leleplione , 125.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Denver and west 8.35 am 9. am
Lincoln , Denver , Colorado
rado , Utah , California ,
Illack Hills. Montana
and Pugit Sound . 4.55 pm 4.03 pm
Lincoln Ixical . , . , 7:05 : pm 7 : S pm
Lincoln rust Mall 2:55 : pm " 11:30 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
CHICACIG , nUKLINOTON AND
Qulncy Itallroid "The Hurling ,
ton Route" Ticket oillce , 1503
Parnam Street , Telephone , 250
Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 128.Leave
Leave , Arrive.
Vektlbuled Ex , 6.05 pm 7 55 am
Chicago Eiprt 9.4S am 4.15 pm
Chicago & at Ix > ul Ex 7 50 pm 7.15 am
Paclllo Junction Local " 11 10 am 6 10 pm
Fast Mall . . 2.M pm
Dally " Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS TITV , 8T JOSHI'H &
Council Illuffs Rnllrodd-'The
Ilurlington Route" Ticket Of
flee 1502 Parnam Street , Tele
p'lone. 250. Depot , Truth and
MuBon Streets Telephone , 128
Leave Arrive ,
Kansas City Day Kx . , ,05nm 8.10 pm
Kamu City NlBht Kx . MO.Oi ) pm 6.30 urn
Dally
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Office * and llcket
Onice. Merchants National Hank
IlullJltiir , 1131 Kunium Street
Telephone. 101 Depot , fifteenth
and Webster Streets. Telephone ,
H58.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City. St. Lauli
nnd Bouthrrn | xlnl S.05 pm 12.55 pm
Kansas City nxpreb * , 9.30 pm C:0am :
Fl. Crook & Union LI. . t > M pm 7.04 am
Dally ,
u \ii.ini tm.
' '
( Cuntlnueil' )
UNION PACfTTC "Tlin OVKR.
Und Houle'VUeneral Office * , N.
H Turner 0-Xllllh and Karnam
Sireelo. CUr Ticket Office. ISO !
Pnrnnm Stf tt Tclepuone , 318
Depot , Tenth nnd Mason blreels.
Telephone , 1
Leave. Arrlv e.
"The Oicrlitnl Limited"
for Dftir. . Salt Like ,
Pnclllc coast , nnd nil - .
western points . 1:20 : am 4:4S : pm
Pas ! Mull train for
Denver , S R Iwikc.
Pacinc coiel and all ' " "
wetlern points . 4.91pm 1020am
Lincoln , jltnlrlcc nnd
Htiomshurii Krpress . ' " 'IW pm 3.50pm
( Irani ! I'laml ixpresn " SJ5 : pm 3.50 pm
Pnll > " Dally ctcep ! Sundns.
Council Bluffa Ixicnl lynv es , 5:40 : n. m , 8'60n.
m ; 7.SO "u m ; 8-25 R. m : 10:15 n m : 2:1 : !
p. m { t 30 p m : 6 55 p m. ArrHe , 6'20 n. m , ;
7.2) n m , n. m . 9r. : n. m . H 30 a. m i
3-10 p m ; 60 ; p m. ; 9-05 P m . 10.15 p m
CHICAGO. MIL\VAl'Kti : : A ST.
Paul Rnllwa > City Tlckel
hi , , , , " , ' . , , fi onice. 1M4 Parnnm Street.
IMlLWAUKEEl Telephone. 2M Depot. Tenlh
nnd Mason Slrecis Telephone ,
m.
Iwnve. Arrive.
Chlcnico IJmlted nx . * .S pm 8 05 am
ClilSaK & Sioux Clly Ux "U .00 am " 3 25 pm
* Dally Dally cxcep ! aundiv. _
OMAHA , KANSAS C1TV & KA8TCIIN RAII.-
nnd-Omnlm ft St. I ul llallroad-"The O 1C.
Routp"-Tlcket Oillce. HIS rnrnam Street.
Telephone , 322. Depot. Tenth and Mnson
Streets , Telephone , 128
Leave Arrive.
' 1130am
Ddly.
& . NOIITIIWKST.
ern llnllway - City Ticket
Oillce , HOI rnrnam Kn el.
Telephone , CGI. Dep t , Tenth
nnd Mn on Streets. Telephone
128.
Leave. Arrive.
Mlntourt Valley , Sioux
Cltv , St. Paul nnd
Minneapolis . 8MO nm 10:15 : pm
Mls ourl Valley , Sioux
UK . 7:30 : nm 9.05 pm
Denl'on , Carroll. Wall
Lake . , : SOnm 9:03 : pm
i : Mern Hxprecs , Des
Molnes Marslialltonn ,
Cedar Rapids , Chltngo "lOilj nm 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Pl > er , Chlcaeo
nnd Hast . . . . . . . . < : ' 5 pm 4:10 : pin
I'a t Mnll. Clilcno to
Omnhn . 3:10 : pm
Mlsbourl Vnllo , Sioux
City , St. Paul , Minne
apolis Limited . . . 5T > 5 pm 9:25 : nm
Omaha-ChlenRn Special. . 0:30 : pm s:10 : am
Dnllj " Dnllj except Sunday
[ CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNR-
npolls S. Omnhn Rnllwnv
General olllces. Nebraska Di
vision. Plftienth nnd Webster
streets City Ticket Oillce ,
_ _ HOI Parnnm Street. Telephone ,
W > ! Depot Plflcenth and Webster Streets
Telephone , 1I5S.
Leav e. Arrive
Sioux Clt > Accommoda. * 8 50 am " 8.23 pm
Sioux C'ltv Accommodn 9.30 am S 25 pin
lllalr Kmerson. Sioux
ritj , 1'onca Hartlnp-
ton nnd Rlpomrield 1 00 pm " 11 55 nm
Slnux City Mnnkato , St.
1 uul Mlnnenpolls 0:10 nm
" DHili > except Sundaj. bumla >
onlj
SIOl X CITV . PAC1PIC HAIL-
lonil Oeneril Ofllces. United
State * National HinU Hulld-
IHK. S W Corner Twelfth
And l-iirmiii Streets Ticket
Ostlie. J40K I'm mm Street
Telephone Depot Plftofnth and AVebstcr
Streets. Telephone
" L Kve. Arrive
Sioux City. Manknto ,
St Paul , Minneapolis. ' 0:15 : pm 3.10 am
Dallv
PKKMOST. P.LKHORN .
Mlovurl Vallpj Railway
enrnl Otllcis United States
Nutlonal II ink llulldlnK
Southwest Corner Twilfth nnd
Parnani Sjtruets Ticket Oillce
1401 Parnam Street Telephone. DC1 Depot
Plfteenth nnd Webster Streets Telephone , 1458
Lenve. Arrive
Dlack Hills. Deadwood "
nnd Hot tiprini s 3'00 pm 5 00 pn
W > omInK , Cntpor and
Doutilas . . . . 3 CO pm 5 00 pin
Hastings , York , Divld
City Superior , Oe- <
neva , I'xetei und Seward - t
ard . . . . . " 3 00 pm " 5.00 pm
Norfolk. West I olnl 7.5j > am " 10 23 am
and rremnnt . . , , J.Olpm 5 00 pi |
Jncoln , Wahcui and " 7 S ) am 10,23 nm
Piemont . . . ' . ' "S.tn ) pm * 5 00 pn
"remont Locil . . 7 50 am
Dallj D-ill > excepl Sunday. Sundny
only. Dally except Saturday. Dally
except Mond.iv
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND it PACIPIC RAIL-
rend "The Great HncU Island Route" City
Ticket Oillce , 1523 Pnrnam Street Telephone
42S Depot , Tenth anil Mabon Streets. Tele
phone , US
Leave. Arrive
hlcago and St Paul
Veslllmlcd Hxprc't . . * 4.W pm 1-20 pn
Lincoln Colorado Spus ,
Iuehlo , Denver nnd
west 1.23 pm 4.05 pm
Chicago. Des Molnes nnd
Rock Island ' 7.00pm 8:15 am
Atlantic Kxprisu , for
Dea Molnes and east
ern points " 7.00 nm 5:33 : pm
Lincoln Palrbury nnd
HMIeUllo " 5:41 : pm 1040am
Dallj " Dally except bunday.
WAHASII RAILROAD-TICKP.T OPPICD HI
Parnun Street Telepione , 522 Depot , Tent
and Mason Streets Telephone , 124.
Leave. Arrive
St Louis "Canon Hall"
I'xpicss * 1:30 : pm ' 11.30 am
Dallj.
1'osTOKrici : XOTICK.
( Should be read DAIIA' by all Interested
as chrtnges may occur at anj time )
ForelKn malls for the week ending Sep
lumber 11 , 1SU7 , will close ( PROMPTLY In ill
cases ) at the General Postolllcc an follows
PAIICELS POST MAILS CLOSG ON
HOUU CARLmU than cloaiiiij lime show
below.
TrniiM-Atlnntlc
WEDNnSDAT At 7 n. m. ( supplemenlar
9 a. m. ) for EUROPE , per s. e. Paris *
via Southampton ; at 9 a , m. ( supple
mentury 10.30 u. in ) for nUilOl'13 , pe
a s. Germnnlp * . Yin Queennlown ; nt 10 i
m. for BELGIUM direct , pel s s. Frie =
land , via Antvvein ( letters must bo dl
rooted "per Frleslanil" )
THURSDAY Al C a. m for EUROPE , pe
H s. Augusla Vlclorla * . via Plymoutl
Cherbourg nrd Ilninbure ,
SATURDAY At 7 n m for FRANCF
SWITiCERLAND , ITAI Y , SPAIN , POR
TUGAL , TU11KEV. EGYPT and BRIT
ISH INDIA , per H. s La Touralne * . vl
Havre ( lollerB for other parts of Kurop
must be directed "per La Touralne" ) ; a
8 n m for NETHERLANDS direct , pe
s. a Mnasdamin. . Rotterdam ( letlei
must bo dliecled "per Muusdnm" ) : ill
a. in for GENOA , per s. s. Ems ( iellers
must be directed "itei Ems" ) ; nt 10 u in.
for SCOTLAND direct , per s. B. City of
Rome , via Glasgow ( letters must bu di
rected "per City of Rome" ) ; at 12 m. ( sup
plementary 1,30 p. m. ) for EUROPE , pur
H. H Etrurla * . via Queenstown.
PRINTHD MATTKR , HTC German sleamera
Railing on Tuesdaya take Printed Matter , etc ,
for Germany , and Specially Addressed Printed
Matier , etc , for other parts of Hurope Ameri
can and White Star steamers on Wednesday.
German Hteamers on Thursdays , and Cunnrd ,
Prench and German stcamcri on Haturda >
take Printed Matter , etc , far nil countries for
VNhlch they are advertised tb carry mall.
After the closing of the Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malln named abftvp , fiddltlonnl supple
mentary malls aie opened on the plem of the
American Kngllsh , Prench and German steam
ers , und remain open untl ! within Ten iltn-
ulc-a of the hour of salllnif of steamer.
SinII * fur .South nnil Central Anu-rlen ,
Went IinlU-H , ICtc.
WEDNESDAY-At 1 p m. for CUBA , per
B. Ytimurl , via Iluvivm : ut 1 i > . m ( sup-
plementaiy ijo ; p in ) for ST. DOMINGO
and TURKS ISLAND , per a. H. New
York.
THURSDAY At 2:30 : n. m. for PORT AN
TONIO , per steamer from Philadelphia ;
nt 1 p. m , ( supplementary 1JO : p in ) for
BERMUDA , per H s , Orinoco ; nt 1 p m.
( supplementary 1-30 p m. ) for NASSAU ,
N. I' . , and SANTIAGO DE CUBA , per
H H. Santiago ; at 1 p. nl. " ( uupplementury
1 30 p m ) for NASSAU. N , P . per B
Antllla ( letters must be directed "per An-
lilla" ) ; at 3 p m. for JAMAICA , per B ,
Ardanrose ( tellers for Belize , Puerto Cortez -
tez nnd Guatemala musl be directed "per
Ardanrose" ) .
FRIDAY At 10 a. m. ( mipplemenlary 11 a.
in. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except
Costa Rica ) and SOUTH PACIFIC
POUTS , per s a Alllanca. via Colon
( letters for Guatemala muat bu directed
"per Alllanca" ) , at 11 a in for MEX
ICO , per H s San Agustln , via Progreso
, . nnd Vera Cruz ( letters must ba directed
"per San Agustln" ) , at l.J:30 : p in ( sup
plementary lp m ) for ST THOMAS ,
ST. CROIX. LEEWARD and WIND
WARD ISLANDS , per . s Foniabelle
( letters for Trinidad and Tobago must bu
directed "per Fontubelle" ) ; at 3 11 m.
for TRINIDAD. TOBAGO and CIUDAD
BOLIVAR , per s. a Curacao ,
SATURDAY At 10 a. m ( supplementary
10.30 a. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND JA
MAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTHA-
GENA , per B s Alene ( letters for Coat.i
Rica must bo directed "per Aleno" ) at
10 u m ( supplementary 10 30 a in ) for
CAPE HAITI GONAIVES , Al'X-
CAYES. JACMEL and SANTA MARTHA ,
per a. . Kitty ; at 10-23 a. m. for CA.M-
posTorncn Mrnrn.
( Continued )
1'ECHE. CHIAPAS , TABASCO nnd YU
CATAN , per s s. Yucntnn ( Idlers for
other parts of Mexico nnd for Cuba mut
bo directed "per Yucntan" ) : nt 1 p. m.
for JF.REM1E. PORT DE PAIX. CAPE
HAITI. ST. MARC. GONA1VES , PETIT
GOAVE nnd TURKS 1SIND. . per n B.
Thtirlngla.
for Newfoundland , ty rnlt to Hnllfnr. and
thence by steamer clo e nt thlt otllce dally nt
S.30 p. m. Mnll * for Mlquclon , b > rnll to llos.
ton nnd thfncc l > > Menmer cl < e n ! Ihls oillce ,
dally nt 8.30 p. m. Malls for Cuoa clo c n ! Ihls
onice dnllj nt 7 00 n m , for forwardlnu by
dteamerii > nlllnR ( Monday * nnd Thiir 1i\\M from
Port Trtinpn , Pla Mails for Mexico City ,
overland , unless specially nddre"ed for dls-
pnleh by rtcnmer , close nt this oillce daily nt
S 30 n in nnd 2:30 : p m "Registered mall
closes nt G'OO p in. previous day
TrniiH-Piu'lllc Mnll" .
Inlls for China nnd Japan , per s > . B. Aztec
( from Snn Franrlnco ) , dote here ilnlly up
to September C nt 6,30 p. m Malls for
Chlnn nnd Jnpin ( speclnllv nddresed
only ) , per s. s. Empress of Japan ( from
Vancouver ) , coo ! here dally tip to Sep
tember " 6 nt fi:30 : p in , Mnlls for Aus
tralia ( except Uioxe for West Australia ) ,
which are forwarded by Europe , New
Zealand , Hannll , FIJI anil Samonn Islands
per s. s. Marlpo'n ( from Sun Francisco ) .
rlno here dally up lo September " 10 nt
7:30 : a. m. , 11 a. m. ami 6:30 : p. m. ( or on
nrrlval nt New Yoik of s s. Campania
with British mulls for Australia ) . MalN
for Australia ( except West Australia ) ,
New Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI Islands.
per . a Warrlmoo ( from Vancouver ) .
close hero dally after September * * 10 and
nnd up to September 1.1 at R:30 : p m.
Malls for China and Jap in , per s Ta-
conm ( from Tacomn ) , close here dally up
to September " 19 at 6.TO : p m Mnlls for
the Society Islands , per ship Tropic Bird
( from Snn Francisco ) , close here ilally
up lo Seplember 21 al 6:30 : p. m. Malls for
Hawaii , per s , s Australia ( from San
Fianclsco ) , close here dally up to Sep
tember 29 nt C'30 p. m.
TranPnclfle mail * ni forwarded to per ! of
sailing dally nnd Ihe schedule of closing Is
nrrnnced on Ihe presumption of their unin
terrupted overland trnn lt. "Registered mall
Closes nt G'OO p m , previous day ,
Poitofllep. New York , N. Y , Sepl. , 1K37.
CORNELIUS VANCOTT. Poslmasler.
KUUMbll TIIElll 0V.ATTRACTIONS. .
HnllrniiilH Could AVfll AITonl ( o Ar-
nil niiliTliiliinu'iil.
of Iho complaint that nothing
vas done to lutorcst the l.GOO excursionists
thai came Into Omaha from various points
n the slate on Sunday , a prominent business
nan said yesterday. "I wonder vvhcse fault
t Is that these excursionists were not boiler
cared for. Why didn't the railroad company
make some arrangements for Ihelr entertain ,
ncul , or suggest to the proper people here
n the city that something be arranged lo
ntcrast them before the excursionists ar
rived here. The railroad company reaped
ha principal benefit from the excursion and
why should It not Inletest Itself In securing
Ihealtractions that Its olllcers now lament
lid not exist for Sunday excursionists ? The
nislness men of the city do not gain any
thing from excursions that come In here
when all the stores arc closed It would
take but a very small share of the revenue
derived from such n big excursion as thai of
last Sunday lo place a band In each of the
[ irlnclpal parks of the city , and It seems tone
: no thai would bo the beat cotnse for Iho
Union Pacific lo pursue Railroads In other
cities are willing to go to considerable ox-
iieiiBo lo arrange attractions that will result
In big excursions to those points , and I do
not bee any good reason vhy the Omaha
loads Rhould bo any moro selfish about thu
maltcr than are roads elsewhere. "
nIH.MAI. . .
Pn r < > iiM-C rill ii.
NEW YORK , Scpl. 7. William Usher
Paisons of Ihls city and Miss Kathcrlnc
Corbln , daughler of Lieutenant Colonel
Henry C. Corbtn. United Stales army , were
married In Iho chapel of St. Cornelius , on
Governor's Island , tbls afternoon. Miss
Bertha Phillips , a classmate of the bride ,
was mnld of honor. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Charlotte , Louise , Abigail and
Kato Parsons , slslcrb of Iho brldegioom.
Henry Parsons , a bi other of the bridegroom ,
was bebt man. The ceremony was performed
by Hov. Dr. Morgan DK , rector of Trinity
church.
PIIH.SONAI. PAUACK UM1S.
D. E. Morion- al Hie Parker.
E. A. Becker is rcgislered at the Barker.
Otto Flocsbach of Imperial Is at the Barker.
L. J. Hurd , an attoiney at Harvard , is In
Omaha.
S. C. Kellenberger of Chicago Is at the
Mlllard.
C. E. Miner of St. Louis Is stopping at the
Mlllard.
D. C. Carpenter of Des Molnes Is at the
Mlllard.
W. M. Wolcott of East Liverpool Is at the
Mlllard.
M M. Moore of Portland , Ore , Is a guest
at the Mlllard.
Postofilco Inspector Swift of Nebraska
City Is in Omaha.
J. G , Cowling Is registered at the Mlllard
from Racine , AVls.
Mrs McDonald of Lincoln Is visiting In
this city for a few days.
Mrs. C. E. Yales ot Lincoln Is vlslllng
friends In this city for a few days.
U. G , Head , ono of Iho wealthiest cattle
men In New Mexico , was at the Millard yes
terday.
Alfred S. Cooley , deputy United States
marshal of Lincoln , Is registered at Ihe
Barker.
Mrs. W. H. Rath left last evening for
Chicago , where she will visit friends for a
fortnlghl. \
Sherman Canfield of Sheridan , Wyo , was In
the city yesterday , while on Ills way to
New York City.
Robert Balrd , J. W. Ludwlck , A. B. Antes
and F. F. Gladwln are leglstered at the Mll
lard from Now York.
John A. McMillan , traveling auditor of the
Union Pacific , left yesterday for New Mexico ,
whcro ho goes in searcli of health.
George A. Loveland , the woollier man of
Lincoln , was In Omaha yesterday , while on
his wpy lo vlsll rclallves In Vermont.
J. n. Ewlng , Stove Shestak and F. J.
Chaloupka , a trio of joung business men
from Wllber , are visiting In the city.
O. 0 , Grlsvvold of New York Is In the city
visiting his nephew , "Sandy" Grlswold of
The Dee , and Is stopping at the Barker.
Nebraskans at the hotels : H. J. Wbllmoro ,
Lincoln ; C. Li Mesnot , Julian ; Waller Har
ris. Wlsner ; H A. Senior. Bancroft ; M. C.
Harrington. North Platte ; W S. CIopp , Kear
ney ; John McCawlay and Tim Miller , Hyan
nls ; P. J. O'Neill , BaltJo Greek.
Sent Free to Men ,
INDIANA MAN niSCOVRUS A IlE.
MAHICAIII-i : linMKUV FOU
LOST VIUOH.
Sample * Will Ho Sent Krce ( u All Who
Wrltu fur It.
Jas. P. Johnston of Ft. Wayne , Intl. , after
battling for years against tlio mental and
physical Buffering of last manhood , liau
found tlio exact remedy tliat cures the
troublo.
He Is guarding tbo secret carefully , but Is
willing to ECnd a eainplo ot the medicine
to all men who suffer with any form of
sexual weakness resulting from } outuful
Ignorance , premature loss of memory and
Btrenglu. wtak back , varlcocela tnd emaci
ation , The remedy lias a pecullaily grate'
ful effect of warmth and seems to act di
rectly , giving needed strength ami develop
ment wherever needed , The remedy cured
Mr. Johnston completely of all the lilts and
troubles that came from years of misuse
of the naturally ordained functions , and Is
eald to bo abkolutely reliable In every case.
A request lo Mr. Jas. I' . Johnston , llox
1010. Ft Wayne , Ind. slitlng that you
would like a sample ot hla remedy for men
will be compiled with promptly and no
charge what over will bo asked by htm. Hit
U very much Interested lu spreading tbo
news of this great remedy and he Is careful
to send the sample securely sealed In t
perfectly plain package , so that Us recipient
need have no fear of embarrassment or
publicity.
Headers are requested to wrile without
delay.
DEPUTIES ARE DRIVEN AWAY
Attempted Evictions of Minors Hcsnlt
in a Riot.
OFFICERS RECEIVE ROUGH TREATMENT
liuiist EvorjMnn In HIP Posse lti <
Juroil , Alnny of Tlivm Seriously
. \Vonu-ii Arc tin1 Most
riTTSIlUUO. Sept. 7. The efforts to evict
tlio striking miners of tlio rittslmrg & GUI-
O Coal coinpiny at OrniiRovlllo , ono and
one-half in I lea from C5nston\lllo , resulted In
a riot of no moan proportions oiul tlio utter
failure on tlio part of tlio company to nc-
compllsh Us object. When thu no\\s was
received that tlio evictions \\cra to bo < tt-
totnptcd tlio whole vicinity about Klnley\lllc ,
Oastonvlllo nnd OranRevlllo became n Hilly
oxcltcd. About 7 o'clock last lilfiht twenty
deputies from Washington , Pa , , In charge of
Chief Deputy Joseph H. U'ellierlll , reached
Klnlevvlllc. Hhcro they were met by a large
cro\vd or strikers and their friends. Kncli
deputy was armed ttlth a Winchester
rltlo and a re\olver , but In spite
of this tlio strikers , headed by 100 Polish
women , closed In on them and the deputies
received rough treatment. They nero
gradually forced back and retreated to
Oustonvllluhero they were met by a
crowd of about 200 men and onion. At
Gftstonvlllo the deputies took refuge In the
olllco of tbo company , where they were Kept
alt night , during which the building was
bombarded with stones nnd bricks and an
occasional shot was fired At 7 o'clock this
morning the trouble of the night reached
a climax ulicn the deputies sullied out fiom
their besieged quarters nnd started to march
to Orangovlllo. iach ono carried hli Win
chester In his hands nnd his revolver nas
exposed , but these had no tenor
ifor the besiegers. Headed by the
women the strikers rushed on the
deputies with stones , clubs and plckhamllrs
and liloua fell thick and fast. One of the
big women wrested a rifle from a deputj's
bands and struck him on the head with It ,
Inflicting serious Injury By this tlmu 1,000
men , women and children l.ad Joined the
crowd. They came from Vcnetla , Snovvdcn ,
Calamity and Klnley\lllP The deputies
rlcnvly made tholr way to Orangevlllo , taking
all of the abavo insults and Injuries but
ne\or firing a shot. They finally took refuge
In a vacant house , closely followed by the
mob , which quickly surrounded the build
ing and thiontencd to burn It. rinally one
of the strikers approached the house with n
dig of truce and a conference was held The
deputies were ordered to lca\o town , and
after i short parley decided to
do so They emerged from the house a
Imdly scared lot nt men and , walking bo-
t\veen the opened ranks of the strikers ,
btirted for Gnstomlllo. Almost e\cry
man In the passe was cut and bleedIng -
Ing and several wore seriously hurt Ono
had his right hand almost sevcicd bj a sharp
stone As the defeated deputies ran the
gaun'lot they were greeted with hlsbca ,
curses ami ridicule The strikers then closed
behind them and marched them to the sta
tion , where they took the train for Washing
ton After their departure the mob dis
persed nnd everything Is quiet now The
ofllccrs of the company say no further at
tempt will ho made to o\lct the miners for
the present.
1)01 , VHAS A .1011 O.N HIS HtS. .
Hi1 WiuitN lo Carrj I ColiinitiiiH Con
tention for ConiiirninlMc * .
"ITTSHUUG , Sept. 7. The convention of
miners today which selected delegates to the
Columbus convention tomorrow , was ono of
the largest ever held nnd probably has not
been before equaled In excitement and Im
portance. The future of thousands of miners ,
their wives nnd children depended on the
action of the gathering. Although the i-iiiK
and flic of the dclcgatees seemed imbued
with thu Idea that the operators were ready
to throw up their hands and pay the slxty-
nlne-cent rate demanded by the strikers ,
President Patrick Dolan , by excellent diplo
macy , tact and pel severance , kept them so
well within bounds that the delegates fiom
this district will go to Columbus with In
structions to usa their own discretion in the
settlement of the dlfMculty.
President Dolan was well aware of the fact
that It the delegates went to Colum
bus convention Instructed to hold out for
the sixty-nine-cent rate another struggle moro
bitter than ovsr , with hunger and starva
tion for many , was Imminent. To him , almost
alone , belongs the credit of having the dele
gates go unhampered by resolutions and free
to act as they think best for the good of the
miners of the Plttsburg district. Dolan'.s Idea
was to have the delegates go to Columbus
imtramrneled , where they could consult wllh
delegates from other states and with na
tional olllccra. He Intimated that there would
bo many questions and facts to ho considered
that have not yet appeared on the surf.i.e. (
Fiom another source It has been learned
that Dolan will make a big fight tomorrow
on the mining Industry of weatein Pennsyl
vania. It Is stated that nt the conference
with the operators at Columbus last week
lie was apprised of ceitain facts which led
him to believe that not only the Plttshurg
but the miners of other districts have been
discriminated against , and a fight will be
made for justice and fairness. Whether or
not the cntlro battle will be fought out Is
an open question , but It is knotvn that the
basis fora permanent settlement In the Pitts-
burg district next December will bo well defined
fined and thoroughly understood tomorrow.
If the lEsues are too finely ilrivvn It Is In
timated that there will bo secessions from
the national organization by the PltUhurg
district. By many this move seems prob
able.
able.Dolan
Dolan has the sympathy and support of
the majority of thu operators hero , and If he
succeeds In rallying thu minors of other
slates to liU cause as well as he lias suc
ceeded at home , ho will have won a gloat
battle Dolan will use every uudeivor to
bring the convention into line for the ac
ceptance of the compromise rate and known
ho has a task confronting him. Many dule-
cates from other states , notably Illinois and
Ohio , will go Into the convention tomorrow
with a determination to hang out for the 09-
cent rate. In splto of the wish of national
ofllccrs. Dolan knows this , and , In order to
have his own district with him , ho uc-
cocdcd In choking off a resolution embodying
the rate question , by ono of the most elo
quent speeches ever heard In the city hall ,
nnd gained the victory ho fought for
The following deleeatcs-at-largo were
elected- Thomas Kenney , Thomas Chatway ,
Paul Trimmer , Jacob Afolder , Krank Me
Kcnna.
District delegates wore elected as follows
Patrick Dolan , Henry WalKer. William
Doods. J. W. Hlndmanm. William Miller.
Charles Laird , Jeiemlah Lavnchc , Joseph
Itea , William George , William Warner , John
O'Nalll. Cameron Miller. John Dlscroll.
Peter Semplo and D. C , Blue ,
The delegates left tonight for Columbus
In the host .frame of mind.
Wi-Nt Vlrgrinln Il < rlot
WHEEUNO , W. Vn. , Sept , 7. District
meetings wore held In all the Weal Virginia
regions vvbero the strike exists last night
and today. The minors for the most part
have been modest In tholr demands. At
Fairmont the delegates were Instructed to
secure If possible a continuance of the strike
until West Virginia In In position to < le
n and recognition , but If that Is not pos
sible to secure from the national body
pledge to continue the oiganlzatlon work In
the state until such time as the whole state
Is organized and able to demand wages baaed
upon the union scale.
J. W Hoa of the painters ami decorators
who has led the Fairmont fight so well , la
one of the delegates Itea stated today that
If the Columbus meeting does not settle the
strike all union labor In Chicago , Including
railroaders , would at once boycott and refuse
to use or handle non-union coal This has
been agreed upon secretly Kea also said he
would use his Influence with all labor lead
ers to keep up agitation ; among miners untl
everybody Is organized after the settlement
Is made ,
IV1 > mill IlrnUf HU N
DHNVRH. Sept. 7.- Charles Ashfonl n
young carpenter , fell backward down n
nhort stnlrway and broke his neck He
lived but a few moments.
.NOW Mr.ns OM.V ooonKvrnnu. .
Sneer * * ' of tlii > Stntc I'nlr .Scrum ( o He
\tnnrcil.
UvOovernor rurnns arrived In the city
jes'erday ' nnd took up his quarters nt tha
Mlllnrd hotel , where ho will remain (111 (
September 17 , when the ofllco of the secre
tary of the State fair will be moved out
to the grounds The public willing room
at the hotel has been assigned to the secro-
tun while the oillce Is located In town. In
speaking of the fair nnd Us prospects for
success , Mr. Kurnns said.
"When I sny we nro going to have the best
fair wo over had , people rcpl ) 'That Is what
I'lirnas nlnavs sn > s' In ono sense that Is
true , for If we did not do better from ono venr
to nnothcr In any line of work wo would bo
wasting time Hut nt the beginning of the
the > ear wo vveno Inclined to think Hint the
fair this year would not conux up to the
nvcrngu owing to thu TransmlBslsslppl Ktpo-
flltlon coming next jcnr. However , vvc have
now about concluded thnt the exposition will
help us.
'Thu Nebraska Imposition commission will
hnvo headquarters on the grounds during
the coming fair nnd will select n largo quan
tity of the matcilal which It will use next
jear from the exhibits made at the stale
fair. It couldu't possibly get any bolter
wheat next > cnr than will be exhibited nt
the comlnc ; fair , and It Is doubtful If It eoulil
Impiovo on corn. This fnct 1ms furnished
nn Impetus to the farmers to make on ex
hibit , as many of them nro Justly munitions
to have n poitton nf their crops exhibited
at the exposition This Is what will make
the exhibits hotter than usual , nnd the good
feeling which now prevails over the state
will bring out the attendance , for thu pcoplo
feel moro like spending money this > ear
than they have for n long time. Thus wo
figure thnt wo arc assured of a good exhibit
and a good attendance. Whnt wo need now
Is good weather , nnd the boird cannot con
trol that.
"Tho llvo stock exhibit ptomlscs to bo
beller than for some time If nil the men
who havu renled nnd paid for stalls for cat-
lld bring their stock wo will have the best
catllo exhibit for twoho > ears. The oullook
for horses and olhcr lines of stock Is also
good , duu largely to tha Incrcasu , In the
market price , which has encouraged fnrmcrs
lo lvo moro nlluntlon to this branch of
their business.
"Tho board has arranged for Iho Slaylou
Juhllco slngcis to bo In nllendnnco nt the
fair , and they will glvo n concert In the
amphitheater t-vor > day. We think this will
bo n gient attraction , for It Is somcthluf ;
out of Ihe ordinary nnd will bo nn ontcr-
lalnmenl of merit.
"Further , we expect Secretary of Agrl-
culture Wilson to be with us during the
fair This Is nol assured , bill Mr Wilson
has led us to bcllcvo that If It weie posslblo
for him lo arrange his nffnlrs lo permit of
his absence llmt bo would be here.
"Thero Is one thing 1 wish > ou would an
nounce , and that Is thnt the sccietary'a
olllco has been moved to the city for the
special accommodation of posslblo exhibitors
In Omaha South Omaha nnd Council Bluffs.
wheio Ihcj can come In at any time and
make their applications nnd avoid the cro.vd
which will be at the olllrc when It Is moved
out at the giounds After the ofllpo Is moved
out lo the grounds prefeunce will he given
to outside exhibitors who could not gut hero
before "
The board of maniKers for the State fair
will meet at the Mlllaid hotel next Monday
to close up the llnul business of the fair.
Venom Inhnlril ullli ( In- Air ,
And Imbibed with the water ol a m.iluiloua
locality , has still a critalu antidote. O < -
perionco sanctions confidence In Hosteller's
Slomach llltterq as n preventnllve of this
scourge All over this continent and In the
tropics It has proved Knelt n certain means
of defense , and an cindlcant of Intermittent
and remittent fevers Nor Is it less tffecllvo
for kidney Irouhlcs constipation , rheuma
tism and nervousness
enH xi-Tnits AinnsTi :
J. T. MnNhlmrii < ! ! IMI l.oilfiliiir lit
tin * Cltt .lull.
A stranger giving the name nf J. f Mash ,
hum was ancsted lasl nlgnt near the corner
of Sixteenth and Chicago streets Mas'i-
burn's conduct has been pccullai and Iho
police think it probable that ho may bo con
nected with the late holdups About a week
ago ho was arrested for refusing to pnv buck-
hire , but upon trial was discharged by Judge
Gordon. Ho told the police that his homo
was In a certain town. In Vlilnia and lint )
he was lei this city In ordci to have his ejcs
troaled. Goggles gave color lo the story ,
but his eyes appeared to be all right. Monday -
day night Mashburn got Into a convocation ,
with n man at ono of the hotels on North
Sixteenth sticet and grow ronfldentlal IIo
said ho Know of a certain "job" which might
bo made to pay several lirndred dollars.
The now-found friend failed lo gro\v en
thusiastic on the subject and when ho -
cured the opportunity , told a policeman of
the circumstance M.ishbuin , however , had
disappeared I > ast night ho went Into a svi
loon near Ninth and Douglas street end
told ono of the men Ihere that hi ) "could
put him next to a housn which would produce -
duce ? 500 " The man Infoimed the police
and 'Mashburn ' was locked up at the stallon
pending nn Investigation.
riiiunlii-i Inlii'n
Collu , Clinlcru mill Dlnrrlioon Iti'ini'ilr )
u llonnrliolil NruPHNlt } .
Dr J I 'lorry of Trimble. Tenn , In speak
ing of Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera nnd
Diarrhoea Remedy , says"It hn almost be
come a necessity In this vicinity. " This I <
the beat remedy In the world for colic ,
cholera inorbus , djsentery and diarrhoea , and
Is recognized aa a necer-ally wherever IU
greal worth and mot it become known. No
other icnifdy Is so puimpt and effectual , erse
so pleasant to take.
A permit has been Issued to Mrs. Hurk-
hard to build a two-story frame realdonc
at 2719 Webster Direct.
lee Hart , arrested Monda > for beating
his wlfu , was fined ? 2r > and costs by Pollen
Iiidgo Gordon yistciday
A blcyclo belonging to Jim Fanning of
1314 Davenport sliett was stolen from "Four
teenth and Webster stieulP .Monday night
The Tlmrston Ulllca' pold medal that wan
competed for nt the "Grasshopper" rtlcnlo
hold at Ashland Monday was won by Guorgu
T. Slrandllng.
There will ha a civil service nxamlnallon
at the pcstofllco building next iIday and
Salurday for Iho position nf supurvlslnK
architect There nro two applltanla for the
examination ,
The lecture by Mrs Hanson , a returned
missionary from India which was to ho do-
llvored at Iho Swedish IlillJl | church al 618
Norlh Eighteenth street tomorrow night , hat
been postponed till September H
Joe hart , who amused himself Monday
nltht ; by colling drunk and healing his wife ,
was yrslorday fined $2. and costs by Judge
Gordon In default of furnishing the amount
Joe went upon the hill until his fine Hhull
havu been served ,
V. Hansen , who smashed a beer mug on
tlin physiognomy of Jens I.arnui In a saloon
fight 'Monday ' night , wan yesterday fined J25
and costs , dlmmm was a few dollars shy
and will accordingly be a guest of Jailer
Shand for a few days.
Jerry Ucardon , Clarence English and Otto
Tlarnhart , three bo > charged with gloating
a quantity of brass nut of the plant of lha
Columbia dkllllrry , East Omaha a couple
of vvcekH ago , worn given a preliminary
hearing before Justice of thn Pcaro Crosby
joiterday and were bound over to tha
district court In Iho sum of $100 each.
Z. Gllber. a German rag picker , wa ar
rested yesterday on the charge of dnielty
lo animals The abused beast Is the animal
that drnws thn picker's wagon Its baric
and withers are cut and lacerated. Gllber
asserts that the animal was In Iho name
condition when ho purchased II a few "da } *
ago for ? G Ills trial Is not for this morning ,
An Information was filed In police court
yesterday agalncl J SdiuutU , charging
him wllh taking $135 worth of goods belong.
Init to J. P Gardner Gardner l running a
little secondhand store at Tenth and Harney
streets A few days ago lie .told Sthwarta
; 18S worth of hla stock , but he allege *
that the latter not only took the property
that was rightfully hlx , hut also an additional
J13S worth which he never bought. Bchvvarts
maintains that ho bought everything ho took
away.
TO CUHO A COUJ IS ONE DAY
Take 1/axatlvn Brome Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If U < alU to
cure. 2Ec.