10 TTTE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , aHl'TEMUER 18 , 185)7. ?
SPECIAL NOTICES
,
AilvprtlreniPiit * for he-no column *
nlll IIP Inkpn milll 11 ! in. for ( he
nnil until H i > . tn. for ( lie
nnil .SiindncillllniiN. .
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clircU , c-iin linvo nnimcr * ml-
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Al Tin- HPIAnnwiT.H HO Iiili1rpni p l
itlll lie ilrllviTPiI nn iiri-Nenlnlliin of
tlir I'lu'ok on ! } ' .
Rnti-s , I I-U < > a wovil llrNt lnni-rlloii |
Ion > Tiinl llHrcnftor.otbliiK tnkrii
fur IVH * tit u n a.lu for Hie llr t IIIHI.T-
tlon. Tln-Ki > iiilvcrtlMeiiiL-iilH iniiNl lie
run < MIII CCIIvi-ly. ( |
\VA > THISITUATIONS.
WANl'ED , Tl MK COPV , CIRCULAR LET-
u-ra written , cnvelopon ni1ilrr * i-il nnd mnnu-
rorlpt oiplnl nl rcitsonnblc terms. Addrrxn r
M , lleo olllce. A MiM ! 13 *
\VA.\TKDMAM3 II 111P.
CANVASSERS TO TAKE ORDERS ; NEW LINK
C work ; no heavy goods tn carry : salary or
cuinmlulun. C. F. Adam * Co. , 021 Ha. ICtli St.
BALW3MEN 1-OK CIGARS. I23 A MONTH AND
npenreiii old ( Iri.i ; experience uimi'cessnry ; In-
Auuemcnts to rmtonuis. C. C. Ulihuu & Co. ,
* t. Louis. H-41S
JJIN : AND WOMEN SOLICITORS FOR THE
National Reserve association ; thu liest , safest
anil gounilc-et fraternal order In the Hold today.
AdilKM 1' . A. U. Stevens , Ml N. Will St. .
Omaha. 11 117
SVANTED-AOENTSIN EVERY COUNTY ;
Itooil pny weekly to rlnht parly. Hawks Nur-
try Co. , Milwaukee , W s. ll-.Mt 2-S ! ! !
fTTl'E WRITERS ! GOOD Rt'SINESS MAN
vanttd nn general xnten nRent for Duplex nml
Jewell Typewriters In enMern Nebraska innl
I irnstorn lown. Fastosl In the world ; moBt ditr-
Mc , llKhclcrt notion imd pupulnr. Address
Duplex Typewriter Co. , Des Maine * , In.
1I-M8SI-1S *
\VANTED-GOOD HARNESS AND COLLAR
mnkerit. Apply Des Molnc.1 Saddlery Co. , Dos
Mollies , la. IJ-M9I7-W
VTANTED , AT ONCK INVOICE CLERKS :
mu.it bo rnpld penmen , nulek nnil nrcimttc at
figures ; only those having Imd years ot ex
perience with w.toh-fnlo mercantile houn'8 need
< Pl'Iy : give present nnd former employments.
/ I fnl.iry to cupnhlc parties. Addioaa T 53 ,
lien. II-M9P5-10 *
VAN.TED , FIVE EXPERIENCED rLOTIHNO
salesmen for fair week. Cull at once. U. S.
Clothing Co. , 1417 Douslas St. H-W7 17 *
IWANTED. SALESMEN TO SELL MOST COM-
1'lc'to' line of lubricating oils , gnmieii nnil spe
cialties on the imiiket ; liberal term * . Jewel
Rblln'nx Co. , Clcvclnnd , Ohio. Il-M)71 80'
SOLICITORS WANTED TO WRITE ACC1DKNT
InBunuice ; new plan ; low rates ; call between
1 nnd 1 p. m. , room 211. McCnKUc III.lt ; . . Oinahn
Accident nesi-rvo Association. 11 M9T *
KXTKA CI/TI1INO SAI.KSMEN WANTKD AT
encn. Nelunska Clothlnt ! Co. II l'SS-19 '
WANTKD. AOKNTS ; J20 TO $25 A WBKK SU71K
lo workers ; no rnpltnl needed ; new Koinla ; new
lilan ; yplli-nt elKht ; every fnmlly needs U. II.
S. Co. , tex 42) ) . Cincinnati. Ohio. U
TTA"NTKD. "tioon RAMSMKN : IT-HMANKNT
pnnltliin ; Kcnuon just npi-ni-d ; stiiplf line ; snl-
ry or cnmmlniilaii , with oxpensrs. I.ulte
limthcrs Co. , ChlcnRo. 11 M3SO 18 *
WANTBD , SAL.I > i llNrTO ; SHI , I. riGAKS TO
dtmlein : pnlnry , 1CO.OO to J20. ) HO per month nnil
txpenrps ; experience unnt-cwiuiry ; pi'nnnnent
polilllnn. The De Mom C'ls. r Co. . fprlnslleld.
.
mnker. II. KiiBnehaum , Wiwt IMInl.
\VANTlD.TnAVKI.INO RAIjKSMKN TO UKr-
tesent nn eytahllshcil IICIUM In thn liat. cap ,
rlovo nnd mitten and ftraw Roml * line. North-
* nslern lown. North nnd South Dakota nnd
NehrnsUn terrltorlen. Only such fiimlllur with
the lineneid npply ; relVronros required. Apply
P. O. llox KO , Milwaukee , WIs. 1J-M9U2 ! 1
HUM * .
11 atUl.S KOU AM. KINDS OK WOIlKs 13 TO
17 week. Canadian 011100,1522 DouBlai" .
C 41S
WANTun rou GKNKUAI. HOIJSK-
worlc , family of lliu-e. Apply at once at 201
South 2 1 h uvc. C-037-1S *
AVANTKD. OOOD OIIII. FOIl OKNH11AI.
huiiBeworlt ; small fnmlly ; Rood wa oi , 2W
I' ppleton nvenuo. P M93S
AN KXl'KHIUNCKD OIUI. VOll fHINKKAl ,
hoiiBPWork. 2225 Karnam ft. ( M03J IS
\VANTMD. omi. rou nnNKit. u , IIOUHK-
woiki 1306 S. 31H Et. Ilnnornm I'liK1" .
C M'JSO IS *
vANTKI ) KOU GENKUAI. HOITSKWOUK ,
Blrl of' experience ; good wncej" . 1K9 I'aric nvo.
rnusTwoiiTiiY WOMAN WANTED
rnvollni ; position with old rjtnlilished dun :
i > 'im.inent : J < 0 per month and nil expens . / ,
lox 751 , ChlcaKO. C19Si 10 *
Arfi nTiiTiNiNrr IIOOM niut.s. NI-UU\SKA
Dlnlns Hall , Stnte fair t-rounds. C-M53. . ) IS *
'OH norsns.
HOUSES IN AM. PAHT8 Ol- ' Till ! CITV. THE
O. , ! ' . DnrlH Company , 150. . Kainim. : D 110
HOUSES ; IIENAWA A CO. . 118 N. 15TH BT.
11ODKUN HOUSES. C. A. STAIIII , Or. N. Y.
I.lfn. D-421
IIOPHES : WAM.ACE. ItltO\VN I1LOCK. 10TH
nnd Douk-las , D-122
JIOUSES , COTTAGES .t HTOUEH.AT.I. PA UTS
of city. Ilrennan. lave Co.ICO 1'nxton Illoclc.
J.AIiaE MST. M'CAOUK , I IT ! I AND DODGE.
V > 123
HOUSES. ri.ATH. OAIIVI.V I1I1OS. . 1CI3 KAU'M
D (26
JIOI'SKS TXII UENT. I1EMIH , 1'AXTON III..K' .
JIOCSES , J. II. SHEUWOOD. 423 N. V.
UENT ll-UOOM lUllflC
modern In every respeel ; Hlcam lieat.
Ihtlit : loealed at I'm ' southwest rimer )7lh nnd
DomrhiH IK. Annly to It. W. ll.ilicr , HiiK''n- | '
tendent llee Hide ; . D M2
_
STANKOUD rilTJ-r.K fOTTAO'JS , U 11OOMR.
8. W. cor I'll' ' " " ' 1 Vlnlon- finest Ineallen In
eltv for husln'1 me'i if Oiuaha nnd South
On'inlm ; rents m lrnt . 101 lisa Ijiilldiiu : .
nr.NT. rnoin. ; r-nooM DETACHED
moilein hotis" . Inquire 2SIS Capllol nv nue.
n-011
MOVING HOI'SKIIOM ) < 10OnS AND I'lANO .
Om , Van * Slornuo Co. , U11'4 rnrnam T-i : Sr- , ) .
roil UENT--IIANRCOM P-f Ari3 HOME ni. ' SIX
rooms nnd Ixtlh room : chenp to rlpht ivirlles :
m\ift \ lilvo wood references. M. .T , KmnnM "
Poll , , Sit npd 3U Itrmvn hliclc , n315
I10IIKES K STOUES. K. I ) . WP.AD. IB * Dni'O.
- - * - -
" "
CMS * "K."WILLIAMSON , coi nun
TIT.
BTIJAM"HRATKD BTOIIHS
Jlownr.l Ttanck , Axciit , 1610 Chicago
I'OU IliTNT NINI'-TIOOM 1101)913 , I'Al'TLV
MrnUhcd. M Wtlmofjit.
JiohKiw7-liKOM 5toiJaic. iTn
TWO KINK 8-1100M IITHCICS 13
B. : oth ve ,
1 Oil P-IIOOM I'LAT. ISJt LCAVHNWOUTll
treet. D-MM1 M
6-nOOM MODERN IIOlTSn. BIT N. 1KTII MT. JJ )
room mo'lfrn linu e , l0. M H , T'lh nvo.
An elegant H-room nmtrrn hrleU iVrolllr-B , wltn
Iml water hetttlnis riant Ts'n , S4CJ Com PI , $1" .
7 room ino.ltrn hoiifi > . J5JJ Davenport. ? 1S.
to W. II. Mclklc , l t N'-U'l Dark Hl.lff.
D-MJT :
FOR IirXT T.IIOOM HOI'PR NT3YV1.V PA-
pere.1 ami painted , IIS.M jier month. lut nmt
flnrk , . D-M970 15
tr NO , 19TII ST. , MtOOM MODIIUN IIOUSK ,
with coiil lian\ : very nice , Omaha Heal K -
tslc on. ) Tru : Co. , : it So. 18th St.DMMS
D--MMS 19
j-OH UK NT. TRN.HOOM MOOKHN
NJIO North ! HI. , iinnr Hl h school. in-
p.nlrn S l North ! Ot. D MIDI J3
KOU HKNT I'M'llMSIir.l ) HOO.MS.
NKWLY KUnNIHllKD. tSWAM HIUTIIO
momv , with or without 1/oarJ. CO I a nth i.
W--8.I9
rnoNT itoous. is & sa. cc s. ii > rn HTHKHV ,
ot'R ROOMS , at so. roru AVKNI'K.
K-7M-17 *
PniN8IIiD | ; OHJUNKI'UNISIIKD 11OOMS ON
in or fn.l lloor. (113 ( Chle KO l. K-J9-jk
TWO r. OK itolTnH WITH Normi AND
( oath wip < } > uro ; 'inodtrn. ' ttCS Douxlni M.
\ K-ttl It *
FOR ) ti\TiMiiMSiini ) HOOJIS.
( Continual. )
rl'Il.SMRIll'.I ) ROOMS ; lIOfdUKMKI'INO.
Ht. Mnry's.
I'LKASANT ROOMS. 1919 UODOK.
UODOK.B
B MD7C
RINT , FUIINIKIIKD ROOM TO OKN-
tlemnni convenient to boarding house. W3
Ho. 25th nve. K-MW1 V >
DURINO HTATI3 PAIR A DKSfltARLn IIOOM |
moderate. 1321 St. Mnry'a. 1I-.MMS M *
vi.L MODHR.V
convenltncea : references cxclmngoil. SHU Knr-
nnm. K-M'JW 19
UOOMS AM ) IIOAKU.
UTKAM HKATUD ROOMS WITH HOARD. M
Il&rncy. K-MiAJ-11 *
FIRST-CLASS HOARD AND ROOMS ; HOT
wntcr heat ; best location In the city. 212 S. 23th
HI. F-73
Till : OKOROIA SP.LKCT FAMILY HOTKL ,
n ar llnruicoin 1'ark. 1042 So. 2Vth St.
-19 *
TillMKRRIAM. ! . FIRST CISS . FAMILY
htilel. 25th and Doiljo t . F MV37 21 *
LAROI3 SOUTH & MAST FRONT ROOM WITH
alcove , 2C48 UouitlaR. F 91
LAHllM FRONT ROOM TO OUNTI.KMAN ; I5.M
month. Cl South 191)u ) Tablu bour.l. . 11.50.
FURNIBIIKD ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
bonnl : block north Ilnnscom piirk , 1131 ! S.
31 t. F M954 1S
LAROU SOUTH "iniONT ROOM FOR TWO ;
other rooms ; irood liburd. The Race , 2U20 llnr-
ncy. , , . , . F-M69I
NICK ROOMS WITH HOARD , 1821 HINNKY
HI. F-M9U S0
_
NIGKLY FURNISHI' ! ) FRONT ROOMS. WITH
board. 2015 DoiiRlag. F M977 19 *
1'ALArii 1IOARD1NO HOUSU. HATKS RHA-
gjnahlu. 17th , bet.- Capitol nnJ Diivemrort.
F M58.S 24"
l-'OH. HICNT-JSTOUKS AMI OKV1CHS.
FOR RUNT THI4lSTORY IlIUCIv 11U1LD1NO
nt 91C Fnrnam St. Tills building has n tlrenrool
cement basement , completu steam heating fix
tures ; water on all Moors , gas , etc. Apply nl
the otllce of The lice. 1-510
FOR RUNT DICSIv ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
nlllce , llee hulldlnK ; water , stfnin licut. electriu
light nnd Janitor service. Apply to 11 W. Ilaker ,
nupcrlntcndenl llee building. 1 181
STOItT : ROOM TOR DRV GOODS ONLY ; i 0
r et Ions ; Jlxtures complete. J. M. Crahllt ,
.Clnrlndn , In. ' , , * , I-M788-20'
FOR RBNT-IN THE IlKB 1IU1LDINO :
One InrgR corner room , 2ml Moor , with vault anQ
private otllce .water , etc.
Ono lante trent room , Snd tloor , divided Into two
rooniB by pirtltlori , water , etc.
One larftc corner 'room , 2nd door , with vault ,
water , etc. ! >
One front room , divided by partition , third floor.
On * corner room with vault , thlnl floor.
One larse room , thlr floor , with partition dlvld-
Ing It Into one InrKe room and two smaller
private rooms , water , etc.
Two larue ground lloor rooms with vaults.
Several small rooms on fourth floor , with vaults.
All these rooms nru- heated with steam , electric
llKhts .supplied with first class Janitor fervlce.
Klcvntors run day and nil nlnht. UulhllnB
B'rletlv llreprooC. Apjly to R. W. IJaker , Super-
Intenilent. Rohm 101 , llee HulldliiK. 1 19S
AOI3NTS WANTKD LADIKS , SKND 2oC FOR
new Invention to prevent your hat blowing on" .
C3. J. Johnson. Nut. Q. A. Bink , St 1'aul , Ml.n.
J-M770 1B
AGENTS MAKIS 100 TO 300 PER CKNT ; 11O
pale on Its merit ; used on every horse ; ex
clusive territory. D. Hunter Co. , Racine. WIs.
J M9D1 IS'
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL M'DONALIVS
llavorhiR extracts In country towns ; Rood
nay. Diamond Extract CO. , 2I1S No. 17th SI.
Omaha. J M9S9 19'
\VAXTHnTO H HXT.
MODERN HOUSE WITH ABOUT TEN ROOMS ,
near llan.seom 1'ark. Address P 19 , lice olllce.
K M583
WANTED TO RENT , A ? OU 7-ROOM HOUSE ,
bath , city water , gas. Address S 60 , Hee.K401
K-401
STOKARK.
PACIFIC STORAGi : AND WAREHOITSE CO. .
OOS-510 Jones ; genera ! storage and forwarding.
M 433
OM. VAN & VrOUAOK.ISUtt KARNAM. TEL 15J3
M-431
WAXTRITO 11UV.
I1EST I'RICH PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
hank accounts at room COC , N. Y. Life Midi ; .
N 131
LIST OF SPECIAL ItARGAINS IN REAL ES.
late with F. D. Wead , IClh nnd DouKlts Sis.
N 3S3 S29
50 SECOND-HAND 11ICYCLES. 1M SO. 11TH.
N M926 O7
CASH PAID FOR LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Omaha Savings bank accounts. II. H. Harder ,
llrst tloor New York Llfo bldB. N MM7 30
WANTED TO 11UY , FROM 5 TO 20 ACRES ,
near motor line , suitable for home for rr.e-
c.ianlcs and laboring men. A. P. Tukey , City
Hall. N 904 IS
WANTKD. TO HUY , TEN ACRES OAUDEN
land with lxvi.se ; must be near the city. Caller
or address HI A. Tcrrlll , 2d llaor P.ixton nil ; .
' N-M9S7 20 *
FOII SAMS timtsKS , iv.vnoxs , , ETC.
FOR SALE CHEAP , A FIRST-CLASS D1UV-
Ing horse. ; drive slngla or double : ound and
KCMlle. Inquire at 3220 North 2Gth St. , bet ,
Spencer nnd UrlstDl Sis. I'M 810-18 *
KOU JjALlC
SAWDUST , 1IUL1C OR SACICED-CllIliniNO
and hoe fence. C. It. Lee , ! W1 Douglas.
< > Q-13S
STEAM HOISTING . MACHINE , CHEAP. 2)08 )
St. Mary's avc. Q 963
LARGE CHICKEHINO UPRIGHT PIANO ,
only J130.UO. jjSchinuller & Mueller , 103 South
ISth St. . Q-C14
FOR BALK.-'ELEGANT CHERRY RANK
rnunter nnd Hall'g l-urslar proof chest , wllh
doiibli ) timer , rn l nrlclnally $ J.30rt.PO ; will soil
for ft.000.00. Address John It , Plerxon , York.
Neb. Q-M749 23
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARHAOE CO. . CLEANS
cffHioiils and privy vnul'.s ut reduced prices.
C21 N. ICth St1. Tel. 1779. U 930 H 13
.qij.uitvovAvr.s. .
MRS. I'AUU 20.1 N. 10TII STREET : HONEST ,
truthful , reliable ; removes evil Inllucnces ; lo
cates burled treasures ; unites the separated.
S-MMO-O-4 *
/INO : , CLAIRVOYANT , OVER 1521 LEAVEN ,
worth Ht. S 901-19"
MASS.VfiK , II.VTIIS , ETC.
MADAM SMITH. J315 DOUGI AS. MASSAGE
team baths , " T > 23 20 *
t
RATHS FORLADIES&
i , DOc. 107 8. llth , Telephnne IkSI.
T 7C2-O-b
11ATHS AND MASSAGE TREATMENTS ;
I ium ICIIItnn ; Ij.ttlf Harper , nxslntant ; 11 ! ' N.
IClli iliuet , room1 1 J ) . oppualtu new poxtofllcc ,
T-SS2-lb
MRS. DR. LVON. BWCCTIilC ilASSAOU HATH
parlari , rettful und curative , 417 S. llth. up.
talm. . T MSfS-19'
I'EUSOXAL.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUHLES. 348 8 HEE
Hide. ; physician , commltattcn or health book
free. U437
"
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR , IIA LDN ESS , FA LUNG
linlr and nil facial blemishes cured. True Co. ,
32 * Chamber Commcice , U 057 0-4 *
CHAMPION HRED COCKERS AND COLLIES
T. 6 , Hee. U-MJl-n *
ItATHS. MAH3AGE. MME. POST. 31 78. HTIK
U-673
II. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS AND CUT
Mowers. bouitictii | , hall , revldenco and xrnve
ilecor.ltloiu. Flowrris. bouquets and decorations
delivered to uny part of the city. Orders by
telephone promptly attended lo and Mllrd In
two liouru. Telephone 716. 1313 Vlnlon street.
U Ml-U-M
RUPTURE CURED ; NO DETENTION FROM
bu lnci : no puln ; we refer to hundreds or
cases cured ; piles cured by a clncle , painless
treatment , Call or wilto The Empire Rupture
Cure und Medical Iimtltute. tuccrstor * to The
O. E. Miller Cu. , 932-3 , N. Y. Life Hlilg , ,
Omaha. U-M94 }
AN EXPEDITION OF LADIES ANiD TJllJTR
rratlv ! y Ls belnit formed In I'uvfi here on the
Ural ) * il that wilU d live I lo Uuwfon city and
th ICIondUca cald dlKClnvi In lh < v uprlne ; lonr
furo ( ilx rtionlUs * pivvlslona InclUtltHl ) . easy
term * and employment at hlgU v te . Inca ! <
steinp tvr narllculari. Klondike Shlpplmr Hu-
reuu , 14A Ueary St. , San FiuncUeo. C'ulifornU.
U-JIJJ4
.MUXEV TO I.O.iy HUM. 11STATU.
ANTHONY 1XAN ) A TRUST CO. , 315 N. Y. U |
quick money at low rules for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Mlsosurl , eastern Nebra k.i.
AV-439
LOANS ON IMPROVED Jfe UNIMPROVED CITY
Dtxiperty. W. Farnnm Smith A Co. , 13W Fnrn'm
W-449
MONEY TO ToAN AT I/nV RATKs7 THE
O. F. Davis Co. , IMS Fnrnnm St. W-44 :
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urcnnan , Ixnc Co. , Puxton lllk.
W-443
MONEY TO 1/JAN. UEMIS. PAXTON IILOCK.
W-950
FROM 1100 UI' . F. D. WEAD. 1 DOt'GLAsT
W 334 S-29
8 PER CENT MONEY ON NEHRASIvA FARMS
nnd Oinalm Improved property. Apply to W. II.
Melkle , .nt National U.nk HldK. W-4II
MONEY TO IXAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
properly. Pusey & Thomas , 207 1st Nat. Ilk bl IB.
W-4IJ
SIX I'ER CKNT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Uarvln Urcs. , 1613 Faniam St
i W M7SI
MO.M-3Y TO I.OACHATTELS. .
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , WDKOIIS , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly conlldentlol ; you
cnn pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE IXAN CO. .
306 So. Kill St.
X-410
IIUSIXESS CIIAXCES.
A. R. ALP1RN , OMAHA JUNK HOUSE. PAYS
highest prices. 101-5-7 So. 10th St. , Omaha.
Y M177-8-H *
TO GET IN OR OUT OF RUSINESS GO TO J.
J. Gibson ; C14 First Nat'I Hank. Y M143
VEGETABLE AND FRUIT DEPARTMENT IN
Krocery ; money making. Apply ut onco. T 46 ,
Uce. Y-903-17 *
A KLONDIK&ll WHO HAS HAD TWENTY
years "experience In mining , 1ms spent years
on the Yukon , la thoroughly familiar with the
Klondike , has Interests and prospectors on the
Klondike , will gtvn a thorough Inspector's map
nnd petTtonally answer all < tuestlona relating to
that country , or how to get In there , cost , etc. ,
for the price of < 1. Address H. H. Thompson ,
yyt Halley Hulldlng , Seattle , Wash. Personal
reference , Chamber of Commerce , Seattle.
Y M7I8 OD1
AN OPPORTUNITY RARELY OFFERED , ES-
tabllshcd business , Mrst-class location ; rent
practically free under old lease ; cash trade ; can
be greatly enlarged by a capable mini with a
few hundred ; present owner must quit In n ,
short time for rood reasons. Apply without
delay. T 47. Hce. Y 90I-1T
JMO MEAT MARKET. HAS A GOOD TRADE ,
location , A 1. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nat'l
Hank. YM 821 21
FOR RENT , TWO STORY 1I1UCK HUILDING
twenty-live by ninety feet , fully equipped for n
bakery with oven. In a. town of 4,500 people.
Address T , 43 , Uee. Y M873 IS *
FOR 11KNT THE METROPOLITAN ifoTEL IN
Cheyenne ; In fine condition ; electric llghtsi
thoroughly plumbed , best location In the city.
One block from Union depot. Fifty llrst-class
rooms , line bar room , furnished ; good barber
shop nnd bsth rooms ; In fact , everything ncces.
sary to n Mrst-class hotel. Party renting must
purchase furniture. Hotel doing good business at
present. Address J. W. Grltlin , C .eyenne , Wyo.
Y Mf20 O-ll
FOR SALE. STOCK MERCHANDISE IN FRUIT
district of southern Nebraska ; line Undo ; ch-op
rent ; everything necessary to carry on bust
ness ; best location In town ; Jl.OOO cash will
buy It ; rare opportunity ; established trade.
Address box SOi , Omaha Y 9S1-19 *
FOR SALE. STOCK OF GENERAL MER-
chandlse and groceries , also store , building
nml lot In a Mrst-class locality. Address Itox
337 , Mead. Nebraska. Y-M993 20
FOR SALE , IF TAKEN" AT ONCE , AN ES-
tabllshed nnd Incorporated hank , situated In
thi Mnest agricultural district In Nebraska ,
within 100 miles of Omaha ; this bank has
paid 10 per cent annually net , nnd placed 2 4
per cent to surplus during the past three
years of hard times ; there are no "whlte > ele
phants" attached to this deal , and It will
prove n "rose without a thorn" to the lucky
purchaser ; Iwat of reasons for selling ; we In
vlte close Investigation. For particulars ad
dress T 63 , Omaha llee. Y M1000 10
FOR E\CIIA\ (
FOR EXCHANGE , CLEAR QUARTER SEC-
tlon (160 ( acres ) of line wheat or grazing land In
Kansas ; all taxes paid ; what have you lo offer ?
Address T 33. Hee olllce. Z M7S1 20
WILL EXCHANGE YOI'NO HORSE FOR
clear vacant lot. A. P. Tukey. City Hall.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRAIDE FOR 11.000
savings bank certlHcates upon which there. Is
dividends due now amounting to $140 , pay
able In cash. Will trade for good real estate.
Address T 33 , Uee. X M9M 25 *
FOII SAMS HEAL ESTATE.
KOUNTXB PLACE HARGAINS. J2.500 , J3.7DO TO
$0.500 ; te photos at 16thand Faniam. Morse
llldg. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nat. Hank Illdg.
RE 447
HOUSES. LOTS , FARMS. LANDS , LOANS.
Geo. P. Heinls Itail Estate Co. , Paxton Illock.
RE 448
SNAP C6X140 FEET NEAR 221) AND CLAHK.
{ 1,200. J. N. Frenzer , Opp. P. O. RE 222
FOR SALE SNAP AMONG SNAVS-6-ROOM
cottage , corner lot , nt 75 p r cent if what the
house Itself cost. M. J. Kennard A Son , sole
agents , 310 nnd 311 Drawn block , RE 346
FOR SALE OR TRADE. A LARGE , .
trolling Interest In one of the best Irrigation
canals In Nebraska , located In a fine valley
over 23 miles lang , 1ms an earning capacity of
over $10. < M < ) per year ; full particulars on appll
cation ; will soil for reasonable price or trade
for good Omaha property ; when writing plenso
give location nnd price of property offered.
als- > encumbrance , If any ; this Is a line Invest
ment and will only bo exchanged for some
thing of equal value ; nn real estate with a
heavy debt will be considered. Address for
two weeks. T 8 Uee oMlce. RE 5S2 18'
17 PER CENT GROSS INVESTMENT IMproved -
proved real estate ; rental $448.00 per year ;
price , $3 , W. Address T 23 , Hee. HB M7W
A HOME THAT IS ONE-OF 8 ROOMS ; HARD
wood Mnlsh. modern , pleasant rrccptlon hall ,
good barn , full lot .east front. M. J. Kennard
& Son. Sole Agts. , 310 Brown Illock.
Illock.UK74317
UK743-17
LOT IN K01INTJ5B PLACE. Jl.OOO ; NO AGKNTH
wanted. Address T 50 , Hee. RE 920-23
TWO 6-ROOM COTTAGES , CO FT , FRONT. 10
blocks north of 1' . O. ; cheap. 624 So. 2 th nvo.
UK M92i 21
LAND THIS & ADJOINING STATES TO CLOSE
estate. Chas. E. Williamson , 601 Hce Hid ? .
RE 933
NOW IS THE TIME AND THESE ARE HAH-
gains ;
Lot on Fnrnam ( paved ) , \ \ value , $500.
Another , a little Letter , JGOO.
Lot near Kountzo Place , ; sco.
Another this sldo Kountze Place , $1MO. (
\ jn1 block Ames Ave. car , } 2iO.
2 lots , 1 block Ames Ave. car. each $300.
fi-r. house , lot 3.1x110 , nr. 21lh nnd Grace , $1,000.
4-r. house , lot .12x144 , nr. 21st nnd Clark , $1.100.
G. O. Wallace , 312 Hrown lllk. Tel. ] 9ro.
RE-965 IS
FARM LANDS , C. F. HARRISON. 912 N. Y L
RE-9S3-OI6 *
FOR SALE , IN MAYWOOD COLONY ,
Tehuma Co. , California. 20 acres of orchard
wllh Improvements. For particulars address
II. W. Rice. Corning , TVImmii , Co. Cal.
RE 979-19 *
) TO noii now.
WANTED. I CA N PLACE $2,50' ' > . $ UMO , $700
bent real estate security. Lyman Waterman ,
822 N. Y. Life. Teh-phone 1015. 98' ) !
SIKIUTIIAM ) AMI TVIM3WIUTIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 513 N , Y. LIFE.
450
AT OMAHA HU3. COLLEGE , KTH & DUUOLVS
4J1
OMAHA SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
College. Hoyd'o theater. SCO O-ll *
PAIIMS IfOll IlEXT.
FOR RENT-SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF
the best farm land , near Ellthorn , this county.
Inquire William S. Popplelon , room 3H , First
National Dank llldu. , Omahn. 700
FOR "RENT ! FARM" FN'tjAss co. APPLY
152 ! So. 2Sth. -M993 19'
( O.U1IKRCIAI , COLLEGE.
OMAHA HUS1NESS INSTITUTE ; HOYIVS
theater Hldg. : write for tpeclmen of penmanship -
ship und catalogue. 206 S-24 *
FIIII.VITITIII3 IMCICKI ) .
M. tf. WALK1N , Jill CUMINU , TEU 1331.
II. MAROWITX IX > ANH MONEY. 41S N. IS ST.
n n Essi.v ICI.VCL
DRESSMAKING. M1S4 STURDY. 4M4 1RIR.
dsttc. ' ' l-S5-O-6
MATTUKSS lin\OVATlXR WOIIK5.
MATTRESSES , COUCIIBS. PARLOR FURNIture -
ture to order , reaplred. 1C13 I avenw'h ; tel. I'M.
453
TYPKWIUTKHS.
TONS OF ENEROY WOULD HE SAVED DAILY
If every operator ued the light running Dens-
more , 1612 Fainam St. . Omaha. 431
PATKXTS.
TD A TTnVTT'O s"es * Co. . Attorneys-
JT A I Hi IN JL J nt-Lnw and Patent E-
perts. llec HulMlnx.
Omaha , Neb. Rranch office nt Wafhlnston ,
D. C. We make FREE EXAMINATIONS nnd
aid Inventors In telllnauhelr Inventions. SonJ
tor free Advice and Patent Hoolt.
"P A rPlil Pl1c ? procured . uy C. A. SNOW A
J. jv. i .IJO.T i &
Cl. WajhlliRton , D. C.
FREE KXAMINA ION and ndvlce. No nttor-
ney's fee before phtent ! No claptrap offer of
prizes or promise of midlrn wealth , out BtrolRlU.
forvnrd advice and fallhfti' nervlci.
NOTICE TtFcOM'HACTOIls'
" "
"PROPOSALS FOII NBT HKKP. u. s. IN-
dlan Service , Oniahti anil Wlnncbapo Agen
cy , Wlnncbngo , Nob. , Sept. H , 1S9 } . Scaled
proimsnls , Indorsed " 1'ropOMiils for Net
Beef. " nnd addressed to the uiiderslKtied
nt Wlnnebnpo , Thurston County , Nebrnskn ,
xvill bo received nt this ugcncy until one
o'clock p. m. of Wednesday , October fith ,
IRfl" , for furnlohlUK and delivering at such
times nnd In such quantities ns may be
required during the fiscal year ending June
30 , 1SSS. about , " > 0.000 pounds ) net beef at the
Omaha School , Neb. , nnd about 23,000 pounds
not beef at the Wlnnebngo School , Neb :
Net beef must be Rood In quality nnd condi
tion , fit for Immediate use , and from fore
nnd hind quarter meat proportionally , In
cluding nil the best cuts thereof. Heef from
bulls , stags or diseased cattle will not bo
accepted. The necks of the cattle slaugh
tered for beef shall bo cut off nt the fourth
vertebral Joint , and the breast trimmed
down ; the shanks of tore quarters shall be
cut oft four Inches above the knee joint ,
nnd the hind quarters eight Inches ubovo
the hock joint. Neckg , shanks nnd kidney
tallow will not be rccelvuii. Bidders will
ntate specifically In their bldd the proposed
price of beef for dach school. AH beef de
livered under any contract will be subject
to n rlpld Inspection. The right Is reserved
to reject any nnd all bids , or any p.irt of any
bid , If deemed for the best Interests of the
service. Certified checks Each bid must bo
accompanied by a certllled cheek or draft
upon some United States depository or sol
vent national bank In the vicinity of the res
idence of the bidder , made payable to the
order of the CommlM'loncr of Indian Af
fairs , for nt least live per cent of the
amount of the proposal , which check or
draft will be forfeited to the United States
in case any bidder or bidders receiving an
award shall fall to promptly execute a con
tract with good' nnd sulllclent sureties ,
otherwise to be returned to the bidder.
Hide accompanied by cash In lieu of a
certified check will not be considered. Far
any further Information apply to CAPTAIN
W. A. MEIICKH , Acting U. S. Indian Agent.
S14-16-lS-21-23-ri-ffii-30 OS
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATKIl-
lals , etc. U. S. Indian Service , Rosebud
Agency , Rosebud , S. D. , September 8 ,
1S > 97. Sealed proposals , Indorsed "Proposals
for Building Materials , etc. , " as the case
may be , and addressed to the undersigned
at Rosebud. South Dakota , will be received
at this agency until 1 o'clock p. m. of Thurs
day , September 30 , IS'JT , for furnishing and
delivering at this agency within thirty (30)
days after receipt of notice of approval of
contract , a variety of building materials
( consisting of assorted lumber , shingles ,
cement , etc. ) and miscellaneous articles
( consisting of tools , bolts , etc. ) , a full list
and description of which may be obtained
by making application to the undersigned.
Bidders .will statp snoclllcallv in their bids
the proposed price of each article offered
for delivery under a' contract. All articles
delivered under any contract will be subject
to a rigid Inspection. The right Is reserved
to reject any nnd all bids , or any part of
any bid , If deemed for the best interests of
the service. Certllied Checks. Each bid
must be accompanied by a certl
lled check or draft upon some U/nltcfl States
depository or solvent national bank' In the
vicinity of the residence of the bidder , made
payable to the order of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs , * for. at least live per
cent of the amount of the propoKiI , which
check or draft will be forfeited to the
United States In case"any bidder or bidders
receiving an award Shall fall to promptly
ej cute a contract with good and sufficient
sureties , otherwise to be returned to the
bidder. Bids ucppmifanled by cash In lieu
of ii certified check -ijvill not bo considered.
For any further Information apply to CHAS.
M/CHESNEY. U. 'S. Indian Agent.
S-9-11-H-1G-1S-2I-23-25-2S
PROPOSALS FOR ERICCTION OF
School Bulldlngs.-rUi S. Indian Service ,
Rosebud Agency. , Rosebud , South Dakota ,
August 30th , ISaT.-rSealed proposals , In
dorsed : "Proposals for Erection of School
Buildings. " nnd hddresaed to the under
signed at Rosebud , South Dakota , will be
received at this agency until one o'clock p.
m. of Tuesday , Btjptvmber 21st , ISO" , for fur
nishing the necessary materials and labor
required In the construction and completion
of two day school buildings and two teach
ers' cottages on tills reservation , nt sites
selected by the undersigned , In strict accord
ance with plans and specifications which
may be examined at the Indian office. Wash
ington , D. C. , the Builders' and Traders'
Exchange , Omaha , Neb. , the oflleo of The
Beu of. Omaha , Nfib. , und at this agency.
For any additional Information apply to
Chas. E. McChesiicy. U. S. Indian Agent.
S 3d 20t m
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
posals will be received by the Board of Di
rectors of the Newton Irrigation district of
Loup county. Neb a ° ka , at their oillce In said
district up to 2 o'clock p. m. of the 21th day
of September , 1S97 , for J3.000 of the bonds
Issued by said Irrigation district , all of
said bonds being for $100 each , payable a
follows , towlt : $1.100 In eleven years ; Jl.SO )
In twelve yearn and $1,000 In thirteen years
from the date , and drawing Interest at the
rate of fi per cent per annum , payable somi-
annually. Principal und Interest of said
bonds payable nt the olflro of the state
treasurer of the state of Nebraska.
The Board of Directors reserve the right
to reject any and all bids. Address all bids
to G. W , Abbott , Hccretary , .Monitor ] , Neb.
By order of the Board of Directors , made
July (5. ( 1S07.
O. W. ABBOTT. Secretary.C. .
C. L. COPP ,
President.
OMAHA , Neb. , Sept. 10 , 1S)7. ! )
Sealed bids will bo received at the olllce
of the Grounds and Buildings Department
nf the Trunsmlsslslppl and International
Uxposltlon until C o'clock p. m. , Saturday ,
September IS , for the construction of the
Uberal Artu building. Plans and speclllca-
: lens on Hie In the superintendent olllce ,
N'o. C3I Puxton block , or sets will bo fur
nished contractors ) at co't.
F P KIRKENDACU
Manager Grounds and Building Dept.
SeptlO dSt m&e
RAILROADS.
limiLINQTON MISSOURI
River Railroad "Tit | > Hurllnc-
ton. Route" General Olll , N.
W. C'orier Tenth nml Farnam
Streets. Ticket Otllee , IMS
Farnnm Sliect. Telephone 2'J > .
" and Maajn
Arrive.
9U ; am
Puget Sound 4:13 : pm
1502 Farnam Street. Telephone
' ' '
'
Dally. Dal'ly'excrpt Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH
Ji Council Hluffa Railroad
"The. HurlhiKton Riute"
klt Olllce , 15C2 Farnnm
eet. Telephone 620. Denot.
T nlli Mini M.-isuii BtreC'.s. Tel
vphgne , 128.
128.Leave
Leave , Arrive.
ICar.ua * City Day Ex. . . , 9:05 : am 4:10 : pin
KUIISJB t'lty Night En , . . 10:00011) : * e39am ;
Dally <
OMAHA. KANSAS T1TY & EASTERN HAIL-
road Omahn , t fil. I > iuU Railroad "The O. K.
Hi > utr"-Tlckei Olln | . 1411 Fjinam Street. .
Telephone , : ? 2. , Dpot , Tenth and Mason
Streets , TfUuhonc , 12S.
1 'i Lcavv. Arrive.
Poltom-biirj ? , Klrktvlllr.
Qalncy Ixtml. . . . . . i:40tisr. : JUiW jmi
St. I-ouls , Nevr York.
Llmlttd 4M : pin 11:10 : am
Dully.
RAILROAD ? .
( Continued. )
WARASII RAILROAD-TICKET OFFICE. Hit
Famnm Street. Telephone , 32i. Depot. Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Telephone. 128.
'rfaV * ' ArrUc'
SI , IxniH "Canon Hall" *
Expres , M:30 : pm MliM am
CHICAOO. ROril ISLAND &
Pacific Rallrind "The ( Irrnl
Rock Island Rouie"-Clly
Ticket Olllce , 1323 Fnrnnin
Street Telephone 42S. Dipot
Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone , 12S.
l avc. Arrive.
Chlcnri und St. Paul
Vosilbuled Express. . . . 4:50 : pm 1:13 : pm
Lincoln. Colorado Sps ,
Pueblo , Denver and
went * lri3pm : 4:0upm :
Chlrnxo , Des Molncs nnd
Rock Island 7:00 : pm S:1S am
Atlantic Express , for
Des Molnes nnd east
ern points 7:00 : nm B:35 pm
Lincoln. F.ilrbury nnd
lltllevlllo 5IJpm : " 10:10 : am
Dally. "Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC-'THE OVERland -
land Route" aencral Oltlccs , N.
E. Corner Ninth nnd Farnnm
Streets. City Ticket Olllce , 1302
Fnrnam Street. Telephone , 316.
Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone , 12S.
Arrive ,
"The Overland Limited"
for Denver , Salt Lake ,
Pacific coast , nnd all
western points 8:20 : am 4:45 : pm
Fast Mall train for
Denver. Salt Lake ,
Pacific coast and all
western poluta 1 4:05 : pm 10:20 : nm
Lincoln , Heatrlca and
Slromsburg Express. . . 4:05 : pm SM : rm
um O'JiE . . m CEJ : , . _ „ „ niai putuo
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
Council Ulurrs Local Leaves. 5:40a. : m. ; 6GOn.
m , . 7SO : n. m ; SiM n , m. ; 10M5 n. m. ; 2:13 :
P. m. ; 4.30 p. m. ; 6:53 : p. m. Arrives. C:20 : n. m. ;
7:20 : n. m. ; S n. m. ; 8:2.a. : . in. ; 11:30 : n. in. ;
3:10 : p. m. ; S:40 p. m. ; 9:0" : p. m. : 10:43 : p. m.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
Qcnernl Olllces and Ticket
Olllce. Merchants N'ntlonal Hank
Hullillng , 1224 Farnum Street.
Telephone , 104. Depot. Fifteenth
nnd Webster Sti eels. Telephone ,
IKS.
L nvc , Arrive
Kansas City , St. Loul _
and southern points. . . 3:01 : pm 12:5. : * . pn
Kansas City ExpreiB. . 930pm ! (5:20 ( : am
Ft. Crook fa Union LI. . 9:00 : pin 7w : > nm
Dally
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE . < t ST.
Paul Railway-City Ticket
Onice. ISO I Farnnm Street.
Telephone. 2S4. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone ,
12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Limited Ex * 5 : < : > I"n * S:03 : "i
Omaha and Chicago Ex. . ' 11:00 : am 1:00 : pm
Dally.
' "
"CHICAGO & NORTHWEST.
em Ra.hvay City Ticket
onice , 1401 Farnam fitrrct.
Telephone , C6I. Depot , Tenth
nnd Mafon Streets. Telephone
128.
Leave. Arrive.
Mlswourl Valley , Sioux
City , 'St. 1'aul nnd
Mlnneapol's ' 5:40 : nm 10:43 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
7:50 am 9:0j : pm
Denlron. Carroll , Wall
. ' , :30am : 3:03 : pm
Eastern Express , Des
Molnes , Murshalltown.
Cedar Rapids , Chlcaso " 10:43 nm 4:10 pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chicago
and East . 4:45 : pm 4:10 : pm
Fnst Mall , Chicago to
Omaha . 3:10 pn
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City. St. Paul , Minne
apolis Limited . PM : pm 9:23 : nm
Omaha-Chicago Special. . 6:30 pm S:10 um
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
4 CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. M1NNE
npolls & Omaha Railway
General onicvs. Nebratka Dl
vision , Fifteenth nnd Welnter
directs. City Ticket Olllce
_ . 1401 Vnrnam Street. Telephone
561. Depot. Fifteenth and Wc'bster Streets
Telephone , lias.
Leave. Arrive
Sioux City Accommoda. 8:50 : nm 8:23 : pm
Sioux City Accommoda. 9:50 : am 8:25 : pm
Ill.ilr 1-TniiM'snn. Klmix
City , Ponca. nartlng-
( on and Hloomflrld. . . . 1:00 : pm 11:53 am
Sioux City , Mnnknto , St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . ( ! :13 : pm 9:10 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only
SIOUX CITY .1 PACIFIC RAIL
road General Olllces. United
States National Hank Ilulld-
Ins , S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Streets. Ticket
Olllce. itv'i "Arnam Street ,
ne. 561. Depot. Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. Telephone. 143S.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City Mnnknto ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis. C:15 : pm 0:10 am
Dally.
FREMONT , ELKHORN St
Missouri Valley Railway-
General Olllces. United Stales
National Hank HulldlnK.
Southwest Corner Twelfth and
. , , . , Farnam Streets. Ticket Onico ,
„
1401 I-urnnm Street. Telephone. 551 , Depot
Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone. 1438.
" ' ' ' ' Arrlie.
niack Hills. Dcadwood
and Hot Springs 3:00 pm 5:00 : pm
nyomliifr , CaEper and
Douglas 3 00 pm 5 00 pm
Hastings , York , David
City Superior , Ge
neva. Exeter and Seward -
ard 3:00 : pm 5:00pm :
Norfolk. West I-oint 7.50 um 10:23 : am
nnd Fremont 3:10 : pm 5:00 : pm
Lincoln , Wnhoo und 7:50 : am lOtfS nm
Frrmont 3:00 pm 5:00 : pm
Fremont Local 750 nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only. Dally except Saturday. ' Dally
except Monday.
1'OSTOliTICK XOTICIS.
( Should be rend DAILY by all Interested ,
as change ? may occur at any time. )
Foreign malls for the week ending Sep
tember IS , 1S37 , will close ( PROMPTLY In all
cases ) at the General Postolllce as follows :
PARCELS POST MAILS CLOSE ONH
HOUR EARLIER than closing tlmo shown
TrniiN-Atlaiillc HallH.
SATURDAY-At < ! : RO a. m. for FRANCE ,
bu i4Ae.ltL.AND , ITALY. SPAIN , 1'OR-
I'l'r.AL. TURKEY. EGYPT and BRIT
ISH INDIA , per S S. La Bretagne * , via
Havre : at 0:30 : a. m. for GERMANY , per
3 , S. Ppree , via Bremen ( letters for other
parts of Europe , via Cherbourg and Bre
men , must be directed "per Spree ) ' . ' ) ; at
O/ : ) a. m. for EUROPE , per S. S. Cam
pania * , via Queenstown ( letters for Ger
many , Franco , Switzerland. Italy , Spain ,
P.ortugal , Turkey , Egypt nnd British India
must be directed "per Campania" ) ; at
K a m. for NETHEKLANIXS direct , per
S , S. Obdam , via Rotterdam ( letters must
be directed "per Obdam" ) ; at 8 a. m. for
GENOA , per S S. Werra ( letters must bo
directed "per Werra" ) ; nt 10 a. m. for
SCOTLAND direct , per S , S. Anchorla ,
via Glasgow ( letters must ho directed "per
Anchorla" ) ; nt 11 u. m. for NORWAY di
rect , per S. S , Thlngvulla ( Icttcm must bo
directed "per Thlngvulla" ) .
PRINTED MATTER , ETC.-Gcrimm eteamers
palling on Tuesdays take Printed Matter , etc. ,
for Germany , nnd Specially Addressed Printed
Matter , etc. , for other parts of Euiope. Ameri
can and Whltu Star eteameis on Wednesdays.
Oerma.i ktcamerH un Thursdays , and Cunard ,
French nnd German steamers on Saturdays
tnke Printed Mutter , etc. , for all countries for
which they are advcrtUed to carry mull ,
Aftrr the closing of the Supplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malls named above , additional supple
mentary mallH nro opened on Iho pii-rs of the
American English , French nnd German steam
ers , and icinaln open until within Ten Mln-
utfii of the hour of eallln ? of ilenmer.
Mall * i' r S n < h nnil Cciilrnl AiiiiTlon ,
WfHl Inilli'N , ICIe.
FRIDAY-At 2:30 : a. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND , per S. S. Corcan from Philadel
phia.
SATURDAY At 10 a. m ( supplementary
in.-m . no foi rnuTUKR IHLAND. JA
MAICA , SAVANILLA and GREYTOWN ,
per S. S. Altai ( loiters for Costa Rica
rmit bo directed "per Allot" ) ; at 10 a. m.
( supplementary 103) ; n. m. ) for PORT AU
PR1NPE. PETIT GOAVE. JEREMIE and
CARTIIAGENA. per S. S. Alps ; at 10-JO
a. m. for CAMPEOHE. CHIAPAS. TA
BASCO nnd YUCATAN , per S. 8. Honrcn
( letters for other parts of Mexico and for
Cuba must bn directed "per Seneca" ) ; at
10:30 : n in. for HAITI. CUMANA and
CARUPANO , per S. S. Prlns WlUe-in III
( letters for other parts of Venezuela ,
Curacao , Trinidad , British and Dutch
Guiana rnuat bo directed "per Prln Wll-
loin III" ) ; ill 12 m. for GRENADA. TRIN
IDAD and TOBAGO , per H. S. Irrawadily ;
nt 8:30 : p. m. for ST. PIERRE-MIQUE-
I.ON , per steamer from North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , end
Ihcnro by steamer , cloto at thli cillcu dally at
8:30 : p. m. Mulls for Mliiuelon , by rail to Hoi-
ton nnd thence by steamer , cU < i ut this olllce ,
dully at 8:20 p , in. Malls ftr Cuoa dote at thin
olllce dally at 7:00 : a in. , for forwarding by
learners atllnir ( Mondays and Thursdays ) from I
Port Tampa , Fl.i. Mails for Menlco rity. I
overland. unles nieclally addremM for dis
patch by cteumer. cloce at Ihlv emir dally ut I
2:80 : a. m. and 2:20 : p. in. lU'gUtcri'd mall !
dotes at.C:00 : p. m. previous day
TrniiH-Puelfln MiillM.
Malls for Australia ( except Went Aus
tralia ) New Zuulund , Hawaii and Fiji
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP , i
m
One of llio recent things Invented for him
or her upon boatlnc bent Is a portable elec
tric propeller , says the. Lxilles' Homo Com-
' i > inlon. The women nnd that considerable
i | > roortlon | of the men who hnvo a nervous
horror of motors with explosive possibilities
anil machinery Incomprehensible ran. with
I tills now device , have all fears ot explosion
set at rrst nnil do all the necessary engineer-
IIIR on the simple "press-tho-bulton" prin
ciple.
The propeller can bo used on any ten to
iilRhteen-foot boat , for pleasure , fishing or
shooting , both In thnllow or deep waters.
Its enthusiastic friends even go so far as to
say that a child can manage a boat thus
equipped nml malto It run forward or back
ward , slow or fast , and steer or stop the
boat. Falling the child as captain or
coxswain , the boat ran run Itself , leaving
both hands free for fishing. Its speed Is from
four to six miles nn hour.
Another novel method of propelling a boat
Is by simply turning .a1 crn.uk , when j-otir
craft falls off at the ra'to of ten miles nn
hour. A rowboat can' bo fitted with this
propeller , which may 'be described ns n twin-
screw attachment. The Invention consists of
nn arrangement of cog wheels nnd chains ,
graded In a similar manner to those of n
bicycle. A long crank wjth handle attached
. extends to Iho rowing' seat of any ordinary
; boat and all that Is necessary lo attain great
speed Is to sit facing the stern nnd grind
lawny , like a person working a wringing mat -
t Rhine.
The newest hoots and shoes for sportsmen
vffl
AUTUMN GOWN OP GRAY CLOTH PROM HARPER'S BAZAR
Thin summer gowns are growing sleazy , and the days are rapidly approaching when
they will bo qulto unseasonable. Then IB the time. In early autumn days , when- fresh
cloth gown looks particularly trim and smart , says Harper's Bazar. The model shown
above , of dove-gray cloth , la composed of a plain skirt of the cloth and a fanciful waist
of Irish point lace banded with strips of gray cloth on which arc narrow lines of blade
velvet ribbon. The collar and the ruflle which edge the slanting front nro of white
crepe do Chine. Three-fold rullli's of the lace form epaulettes on the sleeves. The deep
belt Is of black velvet. The hat Is of gray velvet , with ostrich tips.
and sportswomen , or ior thpso who simply
ilan camping excursions ; aru made of Indian
aponlca-tanncd stock that Is , they are mndo
torn leather tanned by the Indian process
and are waterproof. They are quite artistic
ally finished In the style of a moccasin , with
the solo of sole leather and an Inner sole ,
flio leather which covers the fool Is soft
and pliable , yet tough , thick and strong , and
nest desirable foot covering for camping ,
muting or fishing.
That frivolous nnd { consequential crca-
lire , that stage hero \yonshlper known as
the "matineo girl , " Is no more. And her
passing only adds another stone to the monu-
nent ot evidence that this Is a century of
'emlnlno progression.
Just when she died it Is hard to determine.
The press agents and dramatic critics evl-
lently have not yet li-nrndfl' the demise.
'or ' when the former wish to add to the pop
ularity of the particular star they nro paid
, o boom , they spread Ananias nml Sapphlru
Iko talcs of billet-doux and violets sent to
ilm by women , and when the actor falls to
ind favor In the eyes of the critic , they
straightway Inflict that most nnklndest cut
if all and dub him "tho matinee girl's
lero , "
That the matinee girl did llvo and flourish
once , no one danles. Hut that was before
girls' thoughts nnd lives were broadened by
club and settlement work , hcforo the time
vhon all young womanhood was taught to
hlnlt , and act , and often to work for It-
sulf.
sulf.Tho
The matinee girl was a product of the
Imes when ulmlessncss was the leading
characteristic of the lives of young women.
laving nothing clsa to do the dear creatures
lade theater going a buslucHu Instead of a
ccrcatlon. Then the matiituo girl was is
much a feature of a theatrical performance
as was the star of the cast , and worrying the
rice of semi-weekly matini'o tickets , bunches
f American beauties , and boxes ot candy
ut of "papa" ' .vug a regular occurience.
She had no heroes but stage heroes , and her
adoration of them was apt to be written on
iionogramcd paper , anil'sent to the msn who
i rtrayed the character. , .
Hut those were other flayx.
Now the erstwhile matinee girl has at-
alnud few more years and a lot more wls-
I'nHTOITIGIS Wri'IOH.
( Continued. )
Islands , per S. 8. Wnrrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , close here dally after Rcptemb T
10 mid uii to September 13 ut ( li.'IO n. m.
Mnlls for Chlnn , Jnpnn nnd I In wall , per
8. S. Gnollo ( from San Kninclsco ) , clos
hero dally up to September 15 ut CS : ) p
m. Mnlls for China iiiul Japan , per S. S
Tucoma ( from Tucoma ) . close here dull )
up to .Septfinhur " 13 nt 00 : : ; p. in. Mull *
for thn Society Inlands , per whip Trojilo
Hlnl ( from Han Francisco ) , closn hero
dally up tn September 21 nt 0M ; p. m ,
Halls for Hawaii , per 8. 8. Australia ( from
San Francisco ) , close here dally up to
Heptember 2D tit fi:30 : p. m. Mnlln for China
nnil Jnp.in ( ppeclaly ) addressed only ) , per
8. 8. HmpreHS of India ( from Vancouver ) ,
close hero dully up to October " 4 at 0:00 : i
P. in. Mulls for Australia ( except these i
for We.it Australia ) , which arc forwarded '
via Hurope , Now Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI
nnd Ha moan Islands , per 8 , S. Monna
( from Han Francisco ) , nloso hero dully up '
lo October * nt 7:3'J ' a. m. , 11 a. m. unit j
fi:30 : p. in. ( or on arrival lit New York of I
S. 8. Cnmpunla with llrltlsh mallx ( or '
Australia ) ,
Trani-l'ncine mnlln err forwarded to port of
enllinK dally and thevchrdule of closlni : In
an-inc-Ml on the prfztunptlon of thdr unin
terrupted overland Irlinnll. "Iteel leied trull
cieri'K nt CM : p. tn. nrrvloufy
I'OHtofllep. Ne * York. N' Y. . Sept. 10 , 1597.
COH.NUUUH VAKCOTT. I'ostumstcr.
I ( loin. She admires the clover rendition ot n
play with nil the strength of her nrttstlo
nature , but she doesn't lie nwakc nights tn
think nbout the handsome physique and
mclodli.us voice of the leading man. U she
loses any deep .it nil In thrso times ot
healthy feminine athletics It Is over the .
members of the poor family whose "friendly
visitor" she Is , and who nro actors In a
drama , perhaps not so romantic , but a than *
sand times more cadly realistic than the ono
she has Just witnessed.
Numerous theories hive been advanced to
account for the evolution ot the matinee girl ,
and perhaps the most Interesting are these
of theatrical people.
Women are working succcs ully In almost
every field. Vlck's Mnpixlnr states that ac
cording to the census of ISuO there were 313
commercial gtecnhousoo , or about ono In
fifteen , owned and managed by women. Oilier
women are making n success of raising carna
tions end other ( lowers tor the wholesale
trade. These people soon learn that the busi
ness ot raising nnd soiling flowers Is bcact
by much c.no and labor , and does not coma
under the head of poetry. And yet nearly
all women florists that wo have met were
led Into the business because they first of all
loved flowers. It ndds to the delight and
success of any occupation If ono has a love
iherefor. There Is no question that , ns a
rule , women have a greater fondness than
man for flowers. Why , therefore , should
they not engage In growing and handling
them for profit7 The rougher work about
Mower-raising , such ns the care of green
house furnaces , the handling of soil and
manure and the like , can easily be dona by
men who work for moderate wages. If
women uro successful as llcrlsts they uro
equally so as raisers of vegetables and similar
fruits , especially strawberries ; they direct
the rougher work , help to prepare the pro
duce for customers , and perhaps take In hand
the selling , thus keeping closely In touch
with the state of the market. Gcnemily
speaking , we think that the raising of straw
berries near our best markets Is further from
being overdone-than that of almost any other
kind of produco. The consumption Is enor
mous .and fresh fruit brought quickly from
the fields without a largo distance Inter
vening , always will sell considerably higher
than fruit long from the vines tlal : has been
shipped. Much of the work of picking and
handling small fruit is well suited to be done
by women.
Miss Ktiehno Dovorldgu Is usually spoken
of as n California girl , but was really bora
in Illlnolii. She Is the daughter of John L.
Hovorldgo , for years governor of the state ,
and the constant friend of CSrncrul John A ,
Logan. Miss Hcvcrldgo was educated partly
In Kurope , her mother having become Ilm
liaroness von Wrcdo by a second marrlago.
She accompanied her mother to California
when uhn was about 14 and become u pupil
of the San Francisco School of I'lilylechnlcs.
While studying there she suddenly gave evi
dence of the talent which has made her
famous. Cnllfornla , always ro responsive ,
took the greatest Inierisnl In Iho child sculp
tor's future. James n. I'air was one of the
first to practically help her. lie sat for his
own portrait , which wan placed upon exhi
bition. Sarah Hurnhardl saw It and at once
guvo the talented child sittings for her bust ,
Before Miss Iloverldge was 20 Hho had re
ceived a commission for a Ufa-sized bust of
( Jrover Cleveland , and since that tlmu
scarcely a month has paesud In which KIU
has not added to her collection of tamous
sltterH.
Two Interesting women are Just now meetIng -
Ing dally In one of the moat charming studios
dies In the Latin Quarter In 1'arln. The two
women are a French woman of note , the
original , the eccentric , the audacious Yvnttii
Oullbert , of the concert hull , and Mrs. Clio
Hlnion Huiuikur , the young American uculp-
tor , who did the. $10 000 slatuo of ( ioneral
Fremont. Mrs. Huneker Is In 1'arls studying
with MucMonnles and Itodln. Shu hus not
seen a quarter of a century , yet Is already
regarded lu the art world of both 1'arls and
New York as ono ot the coming sculptors.
Her bas-relief of I'ndcrowskl and the bust
of Anton Scldl wore the best things shu hail
done before leaving America. Her prcncnt
ambition U centered In the statuu of Gull-
iicrt. In which shu wishes to embody all that
Is most remarkable , most unusual In Ihu
quaintly Interesting French wumun who has
neei said to typify i'arls at this eml of the
century ,
Vailous European newspapers have an
nounced from time to tlmu Ihu coming
ma.-rlago of Queen Wllhelmlna of Holland.
Sometimes It Is to a German prince , and
again to tome member of the royal families
of Denmark , Sweden or Kiigland. The. young
quon seldom reads the papers , or , rather ,
Hho has burn In the habit of reading only
ono , published In The Hague. This Journal
has not thought It necessary to mention
thubu marrlago rumors every tlmu they ap
peared , hut recently It rcglttered them alt
at once Thu lint was a long ono. Wllhel
mlna saw It and read It with Interest. Then
she exclaimed : "No , ludnedl They shall not
nurry mo as quickly ui that I ahull need
at least six months to think about It before
nuking up my mind , and then another whole
for the ' "
year enjjat'Mnent.