THE OMAHA DA1.LV HER : SATURDAY , SEPTUM HER 125 , IS07.
SPECIAL NOTICES
MiirnfH for Uieiu ! Milnniit
nlll bo InUf.i iiiitll 11 ! in. for the
rvcnlnu mill until H p. in , for Hie
iiKirnlnw mill Humliir1illtlinii .
Ailx-rlUi'i-H , liy ri-iiiii-NlliiK n num.
tii-red vlipi'lt , linve iinitvprii ml-
tlrfimiMl I' ) II iniiiilirrc-il li-ttt-r In cure
if Tin- HIMAiiMivcr * no ulilrrn 'il
it-Ill lie ili'llvort'il on prfNcnlnlloii '
tlie i-licrk on ! ) .
UnitI l-Uc H ivoril llril liiMcrlloii )
J a Monl tlu-rcnflrr. XnthluK fnUcii
for IPNN ( linn l"c for the llrxl lnmr-
tlon. Tlu-M1 ntlvvrllHcntcittN nniKl lie
run I'oiiHi-ciHIvcljr.
\ \THIIHITI' ATIO.VM.
VANTIH ) . TIMK COI'Y , ClltrLM.AH M2T-
tew written , envelopes addressed and mam- ;
( ' run c iplcd nt reasonable ) terms. AdclreJ
M , life olIU-e. A-MW
VO8ITION WANTKIJ AH HOfHKKIJKl'HIt. OH
care of ln\ntlil ; references. Address 8. llco of-
tier , Council llllift < . A-K8 _
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WANTKU , "s7fuATlt > N IIY BXI-KHIBNCKO
mnchmnn , native nf DenmarK. For full In
formation Inquire Johnson's cigar "I ? 1. , f')3 '
8. 13th . . A-MJ2J 87'
W.IXTHn MAM'3 ' II KM1. 4
CANVASSKU8TOTAKK OUDKUS ; MK\V LINE
of work ! no heavy Roodi to carry ; salary or
cum mission. C. F. Adiims Co. , 021 So. ICth Bt.
BALXSMKN FOIS CIOAI19. J125 A MONTH AND
t-xpehresi old llrr.i ; expertiince unnecessary ; In *
duccmenta tn r.u tom ii. c. C. Ulihup A Co. ,
lit. Louts. U-U6
JIKN AND WOMEN SOi.IClTOIlS KOH TUB
National Hctcrvp association ; the ! best. Barest
anil soundest frntcrnal order In the Hold today
Address J > . A. C. Htevtns , 511 N. ISth St. ,
Omaha. <
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\VANTRDTAN KXl'MniKNTKO AHVKUTIS-
Injr solicitor for the German Dally Tiltiunc.
Apply nt 1307 Howard t. U-MM7 25
WANTI3D-AN KXPEUIKNCKD IIOV TO CAHB
for horse ami Inwn. Addiess lloom 41 , DiniRlnn
Jtluek. 1I-50B-ZS
\VANTKI ) . KOITlt YOUNO MBN TO SOLICIT ,
Cull Iwtwecn C niul 8 p. in. Saturday. 71rt N.
ISlh m. U-M7 2. . '
WANTED , ACJKNT8 ; J20 TO ! 3 A WBKK 8UUK
to workers ; no capital needed ; new Roods ; new
tiliin ; soils nt ElKht ; cveiy family needs It. H.
S. Co. , box l. Cincinnati. Ohio , II
IVANTKD , FRW IJAKBSMKN. I'BUMANBNT
position ; season Just ripened ; staple line ; salary
or commission with expem-ra. Luke lirothcrs
Co. . Chleiigu. IJ-MJH 2- ,
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. \VANTKID. MKCIIANiaXtj DUAITSIITSM AN ,
capable of ptepnrlnK pali-nt i Mlci1 drnwlnw. Ap
ply nt oillce of Sues & Clleo InilldlnK.
Ornnhn. II-M3J2 Ol
W.VM'MIKKMAI. . IIKI.P.
joe oinus Keri AM. KINDS OF WOHK ; p TO
J , week. Canadian Olllcc,132L' Douiilas.
C 113
\VANTKI ) . IIY A l-'AMII.Y OF Til HUB. A OHM.
Attending school , to malti ! lier home with
Ihi'iii durltm' the winter , and wotk for her
liauiil and room. Must Blve ttood reffri-mvs.
Ad.lrcsi tr U' , Omalm HI-H. C-27U 20 *
"VVANTBD , A (1OOU C'OMI'KTBNT O1HI. KOIl
Kuneial huuaewuilt. Apply nt 519 Hrtmn Idwk
nt onr-e. C-271 21 *
WANTKD. NUltSK Glltl. AT ONrB. MYi XIA-
Eon street. C 271 21
WANTED. nXPBHIBNCii : > COOK , IS.'l DOITC-
1ns. C Sll'IS
ooon cooic AND IAUNIHIHSS ,
210U an Ht. O M2TB 25
WANTKI ) , STKNOC1HAPIIBH ; SHORT IIOfHS ;
slate F.il.iry wanted und refereneesi. Address
II 13. lice. C-2M 24-
oil"l7. l''oir7lKNBHAI. HOUSBWOHK. 123 N.
tO III Kt. f S07 20
\VANTBI ) A OIHL , KOH OENEHAI. HOl'Hi : .
work. 1134 H. SOU ] A\e. C SOS 2 > !
WANTBD. onon nun. FOR ft UN I ? HA I.
housework. S32 Cleor la ave. f MJ1 20
Tllt'STWOHTIIY WOMAN tt'ANTIW VOll
tr.ivi'llnj , ' position with old esialillsln-d lirm :
permanent ; SI1) per month and all expanses. / * .
Mix 7.11 , fhleaRo. C M3223 *
Olltl. . FOII OUNHRAI. 1IOUSBWOHK.1100
Fr.rnam St. C M3H 20 *
KOH IIKXT IIOUSI'JS.
1IOUSBS IN A I.I. I'AHTS OF TIIR CITV. THE
O. F. Dnvl.i Company , 1505 Fitrnam. D 41V
HOUSES ; 1JUNAWA , t CO. , IDS N. ISTH ST.
D-420
J.IODEHN IIOUSUS. C. A. STAHR , 'J2T , N. V.
T.lfe. P 42J
IIOI'SBS ; WAU.ACB , 11KCMVN IIIJ3CK. K.TII
nnd D.iuslns. D 422
IIOUHHH. COTTAOBS & STORES.AM. I'AHTS
of city , llivnnnn , L/ivo Co. , ice 1'nxton lllnck.
D-421
T.A1U1B MST. M'CAOl'K , I3TU AND DODOK.
D-42 >
HOUSES , FIATS , GAHVIN I1IIOS. , 1613 FAH'M
P-I2D
HOUSES FOH HUNT , IIBMIS. PAXTON II1.1C.
n-t27
HOt'SKS. J. II. SHEHWOOD , 42.1 N. Y. MPE.
BTANFOHP nnrr K roTTAOKS , o ROOMS ,
S. W. cor 13lh nnd Vlnton : llnost location In ;
city for business men of Omaha nnd South I
Omaha ; rent * moderate. 20J IJee Imlldlnif.
n-430
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you HUNT , cuoirn U-HOOM
modern house. Jnqtilro 25IS Capitol .
n-911
MOVINO JIOtTSEIIOl.l ) OOOOS AND PfANns.
Orn. Van & StoniBP Co. , 131H4 Fnrnam Tel 1K9.
HOUSES ) K. STOHES. F. D. WBAD. 16 & DOUG.
T > 3W-S-SI
R-HOOM MODBIIN HOI'SU. J2n. TM S. 2.-.TII AVE
An iilcirant 14-ronm modern brick dwellnc | , with
liot water hentlnc plant , No. 2402 Pass St. . fl3.
Apply to W. n. Melkle. 1st Nnt'l Hank nidc.
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HENT , COTTACIE. ? 312 rAM > WKI.T. ST.
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ritAS. W , WILLIAMSON , Ml HUE HMIO.
T.-I. 717. l-c,0
FOH HUNT. TO SMALL FAMILY. FIVE
lower room * * In rmdern house , unrurnl&hcd. S ,
10th. Heferenei-s retpilied ; U 9 , llff.
P-M279 2-
JQ-VIOOM MonniiN uorsn AND TIAHN IN
Rood repair , and renlinlly located. John W.
llohhlns , iiient ; , 1MIJ Farnam , P M277
B1X-HOOM MQI'EHN FLAT. 1112 . O. 11TH.
P-S9H-3I *
FUIINISIIEU 1IO1THK. JlOnnilN. S HOOMH1 ,
oak finish , choleo Ineatlon , Parnam e'nr lltie ,
with Runrl barn. flA.IW per month. l-'ldfllly
Trust IMmiiaiiy , Mist Moor N'ew Yoilt Ufellldir. .
n-SI30fl
BIX-noOM e-OTTAOH ALSO n I'NI
reunns , all mndern ; 2121 Miami st. D JI2D7
KOH lu\Tl'IIHMSIIii : > ItOOMS.
1'HONT HOOM8 , JS & ? 0 , S26 S. 19T1I RTIH5BT.
K S90-H-S9 *
nn HOOMH. 2 .
E-1M-2I'
J.-OUH HOOMS. 5S1 SO. WTU AVENUE ,
K I
rLEASANT lOOMS FI'llNIRIini ) AT1I3
South 20th , Car line iidvantaKes. E MISO 23'
1'LEASANT HOOMS. 1519 IKWC.E.
IKWC.E..M20fl
l -.M20fl QIC'
tiOUTlI HOOMfT 1900 CAPITOL A\'K.
K-MSU J7
VUHNISIIBD I1OOM , 2 lt HAItNKY .STHKUT.
H2li3 IS'
FUUNISIinn ItOOMH. 1C18 CAMrOHNIA ST.
IJ C70 O22
jTtonKits' . BTKAMTilTA-r. ni'tsT KuCT'oviii :
drucr tore , 5 th und Karimm ; Klnwle Kt-ntlrmrn
pre'fened. H 302 SO
E M3i5 : ;
t'KWI.Y 'FunNIBIIRD HOOMS. 2S09 DODOuT
K-M3IO 01'
HOO.1IS AM ) HO.VltU.
BTEAM HEATED HOOMS WITH HOARD. 1003
T-WJ.CMI *
yiHST-l'LASS 11OAHD AND HOOMS ; IIOT
water hem ; but location In the city. 2J | S. 25th
Bt F 781
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J.A1U1U SOUTH & EAST FHONT HOOil WITH
alcove , : M8 DpURlan. F 911)
SOUTH FHONT HOOM FOH TWO ;
other rooms ; coed board. Tiie I loir , 20:0 liar-
ney.
STEAM-HEATED HOOMS. WITH
nr t-clnt § board , IM9 Capitol Ave. F MJ03 V "
JifBliobiis wiTTi HOAHD" 121 WNNin-srT
ilNTlllICK HOOMS ANIJ 110HU. . .
Hi Nurth 19lh.
roil iin.vr jtTimiM AM
FOH HKNT TIIM I-STOHY lintCK. nlllLDINO
nt 91S Fnrnnm St T.ili" tulldln * had n fireproof
cement basement , complete etenni henllnir fix-
tnre , water on nil lloors , gn , etc. Apply at
the offlcc of The Itef. 1-810
FOH KENT-DESK HOOM IN" OH'UTNI )
nfllce. He * bullillnit ; wnter , i t > nm Itrnt.
IlKht nnd Jnnltor rvlw. At rb' to H W. Baker ,
nuperlntendent Dee bulldlm ? . 1-W
FOH HINT-IN : TIIIJ IIEE m'ti.niNo :
Ono l r < e corner room. Slid floor , with vault nnd
private olllee .water , etc.
One larjfe front room , 2nd floor , divided Into two
rooms by partition , wnter. etc.
On * larBP corner room , 2nd floor , with vault ,
water , etc.
One front room , divided by partition , third floor.
One corner room with vault , third floor.
One large room , third floor , with partition divid
ing It Into one .Inrtfc room nnd two smnller
prltato roonn , wnt'r. etc.
Two large Rrntiml floor looms with vniilts.
8c\irnl amnll rooms n fourth Moor , with vault * .
AH the-c ronnn nrc heated with steam , electric
lights .supplied with drst clnps Jihltor fervlce.
Elevators run dnji.nnd nil nls it. IhilldlnR
iittlctly HreproofTX fofly to H. W HaVer. SJUpcr.
Intendcnt. Hoom 101. H llttllillni ; . 1 191
AC15XTSVATIJI ) .
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AOENTS MAKINd J4fl 'D3 ISO A WEEK.
( Irentest nnentx' sclTfj. ever Invented. Iiotn
rnnvnimlni ; nnd ceneiW nuents needed. I'TJ" " '
pnrllculaiH by mail. Monro MfK. Cj ) . , N K ,
Iwx tYiism ; , Wla. J-M32I 2C. '
AOENTS MAKE 100 TO 500 PI3U CT.NT : IUU
sale on Its merit ; u ed on every horse ;
exclusive tenltory. D. Hunter Co. , Hnclne , Wl .
J-M3I7 25 *
AOENTS ! WE WANT I.IVK MEN AND
women t" einvaM ntul tnki ! orders for our
famous mackintoshes nnd rubber specialties ;
IIIFKI * prollts ; permanent work ; cntnloRUf frvc.
1'ond KuhherCo. , 78 lledford St. , Hn tim. Alnss.
. f J-iI319 2C
AOENTS , IF YOU AHB OUT FOH MONET
don't fall to IUi7.sllRnte onr line of popular
priced enmxras , " . nrentet selllni ; nucnts' line
on the market ; one acent made JIM profit In
one month ; our nRents all make money ; write
today for terms ami sample photoirrapha. La ,
Crossc Camera Co. , I.a Crossc. WIs.J .
J M313 27 *
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MODEHN HOUSE WITH AHOUT TEN HOOMS ,
near HoiiKcom Park. Address P 13 , Dec oibce
1C M5SS
WANTED TO HUNT , A S OK 7-IlOOM HOtJSi : .
bath , clly water , traa. Addiess S 60 , llee.K .
K 4G1
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'STOltAfifi.
PACIFIC STOHAC5E AND WAHEHOUSE CO. ,
90S-'J10 Jonea ; general storaKe nnd forwarding.
OM. VAN fc STOUAaB.lSllU FAHN'AM. TEL 15'O
M 133
WAXTI'211 TO IIUV.
iiKST pnici ; PAID poit- OMAHA SAVINGS
bank accounts at t-uum Bus. N. Y. Life llldir.
N 131
LIST OF SPECIAL UAHC.AINS IN HEAL ES-
tale with F. D. Wead , lath and Douslts s-ts.
N 343 S23
50 SECOND-HAND 11ICVCLES. 1JWSO _ ; 14jni.
CASH PAID FOH LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Omaha Savlnus bank aernunts. II. H. Harder ,
tlrst floor New York Life bid * . N-Mi''J ' M
WANTED FOH CASH , C OH 7 HOOM COTTAGE
well located. M. J. Kennard , t Son , SI' ' ) Hrown
Illock. N 1H3-27
WANTED" PUHCHASE. A miST CLASH
Rcnlleman'8 bleyelc ; state model and pilce.
Address T C2 , lo. . N KB
V.'ANTKD. A PIItSTrCL\PS SI3T Ol' ' ailOt'EH'S
llxtuirg ; must hs jiheap for cash. Address H 1C ,
KOIl S.VMJ-JIOHSKS , AVAOOXS , KTC.
7 HEAD CO\VSVWACON. CANS , ROUTE , ETC.
Also 20 acres corn , 12 millet nnd rye. C. E.
EacECtt , ,1012 Scward , Omaha. P M23I 2S *
FOH RALE , 11OHSU AND HUOGY. 3110 PO.
1Sth St. P 2 l 23 *
FOH SALE-PA HTY LEAVING CITY WILL
pell nt bis harcaln , 3 horses. Imnioss. : t nibber
tired rigs. Aildre-3 U 14 , Den. P 2S9 29
KOH S IJI3M1SCI2MAXI30US.
SAWDUST , IlIGc OH SACKED-CHIHItlNO
nnd bos fence. C : II. Lee , 901 Douglas.
( J 13. .
LARGE CHICKEniNO TIPIUfJIIT 1'IANO.
only J130.M" . , | .Sohmoler ! & Mueller , 103 South
13th St. \ , Q-CU
FOH SALE 3 HEAD NICE FP.F.SH COWS.
Call uftEinoon yard , 25th nnd Hurt St.
Q C09 20 *
WEST END GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
Apply Thompson & Dunlop , 40th and Fnrnnm.
Q-M311 26
.cii.viuvoY.vvrs.
MRS. PAUI"OTfrN. ! ICTH STREET ; HONEST ,
truthful , reliable' ; femoves evil Influences ; lo
cates burled ti-cosiires ; unites the separated.
. .LU S X1C.-0--O-4 *
JIASSAGK , IIATIIS , KTC.
MADAM SMITH. 1S13 DOUOLAS , MASSAGE
steam baths. T M23S 27 *
ORIENTAL TURKISH 11ATHS FOR LADIES
t'entlemen , 50c. 107 S. lltli. Telephone 1S9I.
T 7C2-O-S *
MHDICATED I1ATIIS , SEA , SUI.PTIUH.
French massace. Mine. Hrlason , 107 N. 12th st.
MHs7lH. LEON , ELEfTRIC SIAPSAfTE HATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 117 S. llth , up
stairs. T JI217 26 *
I1ATHS. MASSAGE. LAURA ELLISON ,
CrounsB blk. , 115 K. ICth St. , room 12.
T M2S3 23 *
V1AVI FOH UTERINE THOUHLES. 340-S HEE
lllds. ; phyblchn , consultation or health book
tree. Hr * " _ ,
SUl'T'lTtFLUOUS HAIH , 1IALDNESK , FALLING
hnlr nnd all facial blemishes curcM. Tiun Co. ,
320 Chamber Commerce. . U C'.7 . O-4 *
JIMK. POST , 319'i S. 13TII.
UUPTtJIlB CUnEDi NO WI1TBNTION FIIO.M
buhlneKii ; nn pain ; we refer to hnndieds or
cibes cured ; piles cured by a > lluK' . palnlerK
treatment , fall op write The Umpire Unpturr
Cuie and Medical Institute , bueccssors lo Tlie
C > 15 , Miller Co. , 932-3 , K. Y. Llf , . Illdg. ,
Omaha. , -t y - U-M015
j AitVLAND"CIOAH STom-j. IIKST CMOAII IN
town , Mello , | lmiis , 100 N. llli HL
A PIlVHiriAN OV > V > YIS. "l'UA'Tin.J DK-
sln-H liieiill'in W pnuntry IHUII ; le ) t of refi-r-
i-n > 'tf an In chai-aeler mid ability. Addies.i
U 18 , Omalm llee. II M3T , 20'
piTiTSoNAK-Ti' Tnkniis A WOMAN IN
Oiniilin who has e-ntree In ihe host foclely nnd
Is wllllns tei use her inlluenco for Illjeial ru-
mum'ratlon. address "U 17. " Dee. U-M312 M
3IOXKV TO I.OAX lilUAI. HSTTH. .
TNTHONY LOAN & TRUST co. , 315 N. Y. r > i
iiiilcU money lit low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa northern Mso | url , eattern Nehracka.
W--4M
1MPROVEO & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Furiinin Smith it Co. , 1320 Farn'm
MONEY TO"To7N ] T LOW HATEs ! 'F'TlE
O. K BavU Co. , 1503 Farmnn St W--II3
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real rgtote. Uiviman. Love Co. , I'axton llllc.
MONEY TO I/3AN. 1JEMIS. PAXTON liUJCl ? !
W 95U
UP. F. U. WEAD. 1C *
\ VM S-S9
PER CENT MONEY ON NE11RASKA FARMS
and Omaha Improved propeily Apply lo W. H.
Melkle , .st National l..nk "Idg. W 111
jrb77EY TT ) IJOAK ON IMPROVED uMAIA
properly. 1'u.cy t Thomusf , 207 Ul Nat , 15k bl IB.
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CITY AND KAILM IX > ANS.
Oll-vln Urvt. , 1613 l-'amarn tit.
W-M7SI
MOM'JV TO IOAXCIIATTii.S.
.
uii TO IXAN ON riJUNITDUi : , I'lANOS , '
here . WUKOII , etc. , nt lowest rates hi clly : ; ; ' .
no removal of Roodn : Hrlctly coulldentlal ; you ! .
cun tuiy tbe Iuii ( off tit uny time or In any I
amourl OMAHA iJOHTOAOB IX3AN CO. . I
M1 So. Hth St. '
X 416 I
= l
HL'.SIXBSS'
11EST I/TCATION IN THE CITY OF 7)MTnA
fur KUU > | urocery. M , J. Keuaard A Sou. 314 (
llrvwii Uluck. Y 101-17 . I
HI SIVKSS ni ivrr.s.
( Continued. )
A1 KLONniKRIl WHO HAH HAD TWENTY
years 'experience In mlnltifc , hn < spent > enr
on the Yuknn , I * thnroUKliI ) familiar with the
Klondike , h Interests nnd prospectors on Ihe
Klondike , will Rive n thorough Ini-p-elor'n map
nnd personally answer nil questions relntlnn ' "
that country , or luw to eel In there , cost , eic .
for the price nf JI. AtMrws H. H , Thomps > n ,
2S2 ll.illey Itnlldlnp , S Tttlc > , Wash. Personal
reference , Chamber of Commerce. S nttle.
Y M74S O
TO OKT IN OH OUT OF IH'SINKSsJ GO TO J.
J. Gibson , 614 First Nnt'l llnr.k. Y MH1
KOH SALE , STOCK"orliNlhllATrMERcnAN-
dl e nnd srooerle * ; nlso , store building nnd
lot In llrst-clnss locality. Address llnx 337.
Mend , Neb. Y-M3IC ! 7
0 RENT-THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL IN
Cheyenne ; In fine condition : electilc llshtSi
thorouRhly plumbed , befl location In t.io city.
One block from I'nlon depot. Fitly Hrst-cflf !
rooms , line b.ir room , furnished ; cmwl barber
shop nnd luth rooms ; In fact. uvcrytlitnR neces
sary to n flrst-rtafs hotel. Paity renllm ; must ,
purchase furniture. Hotul dolnB K od business at
present. AOdrets J. W. Qrllllii , Oieyenne , Wyo.
Y MSSD-O-H
CASH GROCERY , IIKST LOCATION IN Till' ,
city ; owner out of the state. Must pell soon.
old Ifnsej low rent nnd little expense ; fine
chance for n youni ? man. AiMren y 7. Ree.
KOH I3X
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOlt ll.OX )
bank certificates upon wllleri them
dividends due . now nmounttnR -'J .JltO , pay.
able In cash. Will trade for pobd real - ' - .
Address T 35. Hoe. KJ-M933 23
KOH SAIiK IlKAIi I4STATK.
KOHNTHE PLACE IIAROAINH , J2,5 0. 3,7in TO
IB.500 ; see photon nt 16th and Karnam , Morse
HIilBi J. J. Olbson , 614 First Nat. Bank tlleln.
HE 447
HOUSES , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS. LOANP.
Geo. P. llemls Heal Estate Co. , Pnxton Illock.
17 PETt CENT OIIOSS INVESTMENT , IMproved -
prove-d rrnl estate : rental JMS.OO per year ;
price , ' 13,804. Address T 2 * . Ile-p. HE M754
LAND THIS & ADJOINING STATES TO CLOSE
ertito , cheap. Chns. n. Williamson , Bill Itee
FARM LANDsT"c. F. HARRISON. 912 N. Y
RE-9S3-O16'
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE AND THREE LOTS :
well [ Dented : great barKuln. cash piymenls or
trade. Frank Hart. f,3d & Center St.
AN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. MODERN , HARD
wood finish and lloors , In best portion of Hans-
com Place. Must be s en t" b" nporeclated.
M. J. Kennanl a Son , Sale Acts. , 310 Rrmvn blk
* *
Z'M'SE FOR SALE. MUST JIB MOVED AT
once. Great bargain. A two-rtory $1 r,00 buildt
Inj ? for JIM. nemls. Paxtcn lllk. RE M18I
S-tlOO.M HOt'f E. J2.5CO. 40-foot corner lot , S. W.
cor. 18th and Izard.
J100 ] ier acre buys 40 acres ono milt south of
Rusers , Room 18 , Paltersori IJlk. RE MIS2 O15
SNAPS , SO ACRES 12 MILES N. W. , 11.200.
4 acres 4 blocks from Hcnson motor , JCOO.OO.
3" amen south of State fair Krounds. J3.500.
4Sxl."iO feet , near 32d fi CumliiK 't. , only JPOO.O'X '
Coiner on Farnam St. , nenr 40th St. , 5700.00.
To exchange 110 neres 10 miles north of Omaha
P. O. for clear Improved property.
JOHN N. FRENXEH , Opp. P. O\
RE-M213
FOR SALE. SE COR. 81TH AND FARNAM ;
sn cor. Park ave nnd Hickory ; sw cor. 13lh
nnd Dorcas ; IB' ' ) acres In llurfnlo Co. ; 43S acres
In Kno Co. , this nnd all other property owned
by Nebiaska Saving * nnd ExcImiiK'1 ' bank will
ho sold nt a low price. Win. K. Potter. Re
ceiver. HE-233
TWO 5-HOOM COTTAGES , 50 FT. FRONT. 10
blocks north of P. O. ; cheap. 521 So. ; rth Ave.
HE-2SS-14'
73 FT. ONE-HALF RLOCIC FROM MOTOR , ON
paved street. J375.0) ) . Rig bargain.
Desirable lesldenc * * lot on Dnx'enport pt. . wlth'o '
v.-nlklns distance , flne shade , $70).00. Will
furnish money t build bouse.
7-room house on paveil street one block from
Exposition Krounds. In excellent tepnlr , fl.S'V.OO
Fine , slphtly lot south of Hnnsenm park , J.W.OO.
Renutlful modern R-room hou o , hard w.-viil
flnlth. reception hall , east fronlnce. on hluli
ground , near 33d nnd Dodge his. worth } Cf > 0).00 ;
price , f5.00n.00.
The above are samples of many bnrculnq we can
now offer ; 50 hou s on monthly payments.
Call and examine nliotncrnpht.
FIDELITY TRVST COMP VNY.
First Flier New York Life llldir.
O. II. Payne. President.
H. II. Harder. Secretary. RE M291) ) 30
SHOHTII.tXI ) .VXD TVl'HWHITIXO.
A C. VAN SANT'S FCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFE.
430
AT OMAHA RU.-5. COLLEGE. UTII & DOUGLVS
451
OMAHA SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
College. Royd's theater. SCO O-ll *
LOST.
LIOIIT BAY IIORHE. 7 YEARS ; WEIOHS
about 1050 , rather thin nnd hluli Ineklmnp. P.e-
ward for letum to 1718 Cass St. , Omaha.
Loft Ml'C
LOST-NEAR 11EM1S PARK. IILACK MARE ,
lilack top btiKcy. Tteturn Melcher's livery barn ,
40th and Hamilton , and receive reward.
Iost 304-21 *
LOST RETWEEN ICTH AND WERSTKH AND
20th and Charles , gold locket ; owner's name
on side. Liberal reward for return to Hce oinre.
Lost SOS 24
LOST THURSDAY NIOIIT. A SMALL IMA-
mend stud ; J10 reward. Telephone iS
Lost 303-21 *
KIIHXITUHn PACKED.
M. S. WAI.KIN. 2111 CL'MING. TEL. 1331.
43S
TVriaWIIITKHS.
TONS OF ENERGY WOULD RE SAVED DAILY
If every operator used the Unlit running Dens
more. 1612 Fnrnam St. , Omaha. 454
1 > A WVIIHOICI2IIS.
II. MAHOW1TH LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 1 ( ! ST.
\i , coi ,
OMAHA Rl'SlNESS INSTITUTE ; ROYD'S
thriller Illdg , : write for specimen of penmin :
H'.ilp and cutnlngue , 20il H-2t *
MATTHUHS llHXOVATIXr ; 1VOHICS.
MATTRESSES. COUCHES , PAHLoTl Ii'IJIlN"l-
tute to order ; reaplred. li > lt ; IxNivenw'h ; tol. 1",9J
4D3
DIIKSSM.\ICI.\(2.
UUKSHMAKINCJ , susjiT sTunm" Tso
'lotto. HSJ O-C'
J'ATKXTS.
1" ATP1VITQ s8 ! - - ' & " Co , " '
Omaha , . Ilranch office at Washington
D. C , We ma ke FllET EXAMINATIONS ani
uld Inventors In selling ihclr Inventions.
for free Advice nnJ I'alfnt
'PArni3"N"rrS "ro . < : " ' 'ei1 uy' < -.A. SNOW A
i jv i i > ii i r3
, .0 Wasiihiffton , i ) . i\
I HUi : EXAJIINATION and advli-e. No attor
ney's fee hsfoio patent No claptrap pffer of
prizes or jirumlfu of muMcn ivcaltn , nui tunlb'
forvanl advlca ami fulthfii'rvlc
. .NO , .
OTHER
In thn city ,
UK lee liuir-l
P h n o t o n H. '
Snrn'yH at SUCH
LOW 1'UICKS.
DROWND CARRIAGE CO. l8 ANI )
. . MMIM Y ST.
ii3 TH rovritA
phm'OSAKS KOH lUUUlINQ MATKH
lula , etc I" , f Indliin Service , itosebui
. \Be-iiey , Hoscbtld , S D. . September 8 ,
1S'J7. Scaled proposuls , Indorsee ! "Piupos.ils
for iiiillilliiK Mute-rlalH , etc. , " as fso case
may be , and adilri'ssi-d to the undersigned
ut Hosfbud. South Dakota , will be rpotlved
at this agency until 1 o'clock P. m. nf Thurs
day. Soptembt-r 30 , 1897 , for furnlshliiK nml
dellverltiK at this user.py within thirty (30) )
days after receipt of notice of approval of
contract , a varU-ty of buildliif muterlals
( i-oiisiMtli\K of asuortcd lumber. shliwleH ,
foment , etc ) and mlscc-llnncoua nnlclca
( eoimlstlnt of tools. boln. ! t-tc. ) . a full Hwt
and drxcrlntlon of which may be obtained
by maklns application to tie underslBijed.
Hidders will fitntc dpecillcally In their bids
the proposed price of coe'ti artlo'n off.'reU ,
for delivery under a contract. All - :
ilBllvt-n'd uiiilisr any contrae' will bo Hubjf-cl j
to a rlKld Inspection The- Hint Is ivst-rve-d ;
to reject uny and all bids , or any part of
any bid. It eU-emed for l > i' brat Interests of i
the Ktrvlcu. Certitlcd Che-cks.-liach bid |
TO t ONTUAn'OUS.
( ContlnueJ. >
must be accompanied by n certl-
llr-d chock or draft upon some CnltPil States
expository or solvent national bank In t'io
vicinity of the residence of the bidder , made
payable to the order of the Commissioner of
liidlin Affairs , for nt least live per
cnt of the amount of the proposal , vfh'ch
check or draft will be forfeited to the
United Slates In rrtBc any bidder or bidder *
receiving an award shall fall to promptly
ou-ntite a contract wlti ; food mid sulllclent
sttre > tlo.a , otherwise to lie returned to thr
bidder , lllds aoe-ompnlilrd by cash In Him
of a certllli'd check will not bo conslderrd
For any further Information apply to ( 'HAS.
Xl'CHKSNEY , U. S. Indian AK > nt.
SSlllGlS2123232S
PHOPOSAIS Ftfil NKT HHHF , T. S. IN-
dlan Service , Onnihn and Wlnneb.ipo Asen-
y.V.t"i , bttyo , Xfrh. , Sept. H , 1M)7 ) Soared
prop-salt , InilnrflPtV "Proposals for Net
Itecf. " and adelrctoctroto the umlerslMiieil
atYinni < bii u , Thtiratoti County , Nebraska ,
will be received at. tl\U nKency until one
o'clock p. in. of Ayednemlay , October (5th ( ,
IS ! ) " , tor furnlshlnk'njin delivering at such
times nnd In sucn'"iitiantUlcs ' as may bo
required dtirlnir thn llccVxl y 'ar ending .litne
.li ) , istis , about : i.OOO pounds net bcpf at the
Omaha School , Neb./ , and about 25.000 liounds
net bppf al the WIliiiebaRO School , Nub.
Net beef must be Bood , In quality and condi
tion , lit for ImmcJUiti1 use , and from fore
and hind quarter mcnt proportionally. In
cluding all the heathen Id thereof. Ucet from
bulls , .itnps or rildeVi clfl cattle will not be
accepted. The necks of the cattle slatlKh-
tcrctl for beef HlmlUbD. cut off at the fourth
vertebral Joint , and ( he breast trlmmt-il
down ; IIP shanksof frtre rnurlers abnll be
cut off lour InchCH'above the knee Joint ,
and the hind quarters' ' clRht Inches above
the hock joint. NecUJ ; .shanks and kidney
tallow will not bo recelveei. lllddern will
hlato fpecllleally In their bids the proposed
price of beef for each school. All beef de
livered under any contract will be HUbject
to n Held Inspection. Thn right Is reserved
to reject any and all bids , or nny part of ntiy
bid , If deemed for the bct Interests of the
service. Certified chocks ICnch bid must be
neeompanled by a certified check or draft
upon some United Stales depository or sol
vent national bank In the vicinity of the re-s-
Idcnco of the bidder , made payable to the
order of the Commls'lotier of Indian Af
fairs , for at least llvo per cent of tlie
amount of the proposal , which check or
draft will bo forfeited to thn United States
In case ) any bidder or bidders rocelvltiR an
award "ball fall to promptly execute- e'on-
tract with Rood and sttlllclent stire-tlcx ,
otherwise to be returned to thi bidder.
Ultln accompanied by cash In lieu of a
oertlllod chi-ck will lint be considered. For
any further Information apply to CAPTAIN
W. A. JIEIlCEn , ActinR U. S. Indian Agent.
OFFICI3 CHIEF QUAnTRKMASTEU-
Omuha. Neb. , Aug. 27 , 1SH7. Soa'.t'd pro
posals. In triplicate , will be received here
until 12 o'clock in. , central standard time ,
Sept. 27 , IS ! ) * , und thei ) . opened , for
constructing a 50,000 gallon 'steel tank with
trestle at Fort Hoblnson. Neb. , U. S.
reserves r right to reject or accept any or alt
proposal. " , or any part thereof. Pinna and
specifications can be seen , nnd all Informa
tion had here. Envelopes containing pro-
oosrils to bo marked " 1'ropos.iln for Steel
Tank , " nnd addressed J. M. MARSHALL ,
C. Q. M. A 28 dU s21-2o
ItAIMtOADS.
HiitlUNOTON ft MIBSOUItt
Itlvt-r Itallro.ul "Thf UuitlnK-
Burlington tun HotltH" Ounonil Oflluc , N.
W. Corner Tenth ami I < 'nrnain
Strci'ts. Ticket OlIU'p. 1"02
Route Fninnin Strci-t. Telephane 2M
Uciioi , Truth nml MIIHUII
btrtcts. Telephone , 12S.
l-t'uve. Arrive.
SS5 : am * 9:35 : nm
: o : > pm
1 "M pm
' 11:30 : ntn
7 : So am
C-10 pin
2.V : ) pin
KANSAS CITV. ST. JOSEPH
.t Council tllulTs Rnllroail-
"The lhirimlon ! Jtnnto"
_ Ticket Otllri1.W2 Fninam
n i Stieet , Telephone ! . ! 50. , .13ajot ,
IIUUIU UVnth iuid Mason Slieets. . . Tel-
urmom ; , , 12S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas city Uay Ex. . . . * ! ) : ( > > am C:10 : pm
Kansas City Night IC * . . , 10W pm C:30 am
* Daflv .
f. I5AII.UOAI )
-Oi'licnl Ofllcfs anil Ticket
0Hcei ; Jterchnnts National Da He
llHllitlnn 1221 Fnniam Hiievt.
Telephone , 101. Depot Fifteenth
anj V'b'ster Str.uta. Telcpltonc
H58. '
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City , St. I ouls r
and southeni points , . . ) 3:0r : pm 'IS : ! : pm
KuiisHii City ixprv.i3. . 9:30 : pm * 6:20 : am
Ft Crook & Union L.I. . ' 3:00 : pm 7uO : am
Dally
UNION PACIFIC "THU OVEIt-
land Rcuta" General oillcef ) , N.
E. Corner Ninth and Famam
Streets. City Ticket Oillce , 1202
Karnam Sr-'eet. ! Telephone310. .
Depot , Tenth und Mason Streets.
Tok-pilomv 128.
Arrive ,
"The Overland Limited
for Denver , Salt Lake ,
Pacific const , nnd all
wcstein points * 8:20 : am 4:45 : pm
KnM Mall train for
Denver. Fait LaKe
Piiclflc eost and all
western points l0j ; pm 10:20 : am
Lincoln. lieatrlce and
Ktioins-hurs Express. . . 4:0h : pm 3.V : ) pm
Grand Inland Express. . . 5oo : pm
Dally. * * Dally except Sundjiy.
ni. ; 3:40 : p. m. ; 9:05 : p. in. ; 10:43 : p. in.
( CHICAGO , ST. PXUL , MINNE-
apoll.i & Omaha Railway
General olllces , Nehianlia Dl-
vUclon , Fifteenth and Webster
streets. oily Ticket oillce ,
- HOI Farnam Stiert. Telephone
LCI. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Tele
phone , 14. > S ,
- Arrive.
Sioux City Accommoda. SM : am * H:23 pin
Sioux City Accommoila. * 0:5' : ' ) am S:23 pm
HUIr , Knvrran. Slemx
City , I'unca , HartlnK-
ton and nionmlleld. . . . * 1:00 : pm 11:33 : nm
Sioux City. TTanUato , St.
Paul. Minneapolis 0:15 : pm 9l : nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday , Sunday
only.
FREMONT , ELKHORN &
Missouri Vallev ll'illway Gen-
I eral Olliee-s , United States No-
tlonal Hank lIulldlnK. Soutn-
west Coiner Twelfth nml Far-
nam Stieets. Ticket Oltlce ,
, „ „ r , . . . , , . . Street. Telephone GUI. I'epot.
Fifteenth and Wehsttr Strettn. 'lelep.ione. uss
[ Hack Hills. Deadwnod
ard Hot SprhiKS 3:00 : pm 5:00 pm
" - > nml
:00 : pin S:00 : pm
York David
' '
'city. Superior. Geneva ,
Hxptrr and Hewsrd. . . . : CO pm 5:00 : pm
Norfolk , West Point and : SO am 10:2i : am
Fremont 300 ; l'm 5:10 : pin
Lincoln , Wnhoo and 7:50 : am l : r am
Fremont . . "JfiS ? | in > 6:00 am
Fremont Local 7:60 : uin
Dally. " Dally except Sunday , Sunday
only Dally except Saturday , Dally
except Monday -
SIOUX f'lTV & PACIFIC RAIL ,
road General OHU-ts , Unltt-4
Stales National Hank llulld-
IIIB , S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farium Streets. Ticket
Oillce , 1101 Farnam Stieei.
Depot , Fifteenth and WchMer
Telephone , 1418.
ve. Arrive.
Sioux City , Mankato , St
Paul , Minneapolis. . . . , , ' 8:15 : pm 9l : am
Dally-
CHICAGO . < - NnUTIIWUST-
ern Railway C'lty Ticket
Oltlce , 14)1 ) Farnam Street.
Telephone , Wl. Depeit. Tenth
and. Miikun Street. Telephone
123.
Leave. Arrive ,
Missouri Vnll-y , SIrux
e'lty St I'aul and '
Mlnne.ip Us > 5jO ; am * 10iO pm
Mltseiurl Valley. Sioux o
i-iiy , 7:33 am 5:05 : pm
Dfiiifun. Carroll , \Vm\ \
lale X. 7:30 : am J > :03 : pm
Kartern Kxpritk , ! ) < i
Mo ne * M.T/uli ; )
CVdar Harl'ti fill aao , f'11:45 am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic 1'ljer , Chicago
and K t ' ( : ! > pi" 40 | | pm
Fakt Mull , ChU-aKO to
Omaha ) 3:10 p.n
MI'Fourl VclUy , Sl < n\x ; j
City. St. Paul. Mlnm-
upolU LlmltesJ 55 : &m 9S5 : um
Cimaha-niHsBu Specl'l. ' * < ! : & ) pm 8:10 : uut
Daily. Dally except Sunday.
WAIIASH R\ILROAD-WICICIT OKI-'ICI : , . w
Frfrn.uu Ktrwjt. T ; ' * ' . 32 } . Deuji , lentil
' < u . . . Airl.e.
Si it ! ' ( ' .inn > n IlaH"
Expreai . pin * H. * am
u \ii.ito vns.
( Continued. )
llt < AOO. ROCK ISLANP *
IM 1IU Itnllnnd"Tlie Orp.it
R..k Island Route"-flly
Tli'liiM Ofllc-e' , H11 Kn mum
Street. Telephone , 42 $ . Depot ,
Tenth nnd Mason Stieets.
Telephone , IM
Leave. Arrive.
nnd St. Paul
t.d ttxpr- . . . 4S3 : pin 1:43 : pm
. Col-trndn Sps ,
1'npiilo , Hewer ami
wo-i IM pm 4:05 : pm
e'hleaK'i , Di' Molnes nnd
It.ick Islind 7:0i : ) pm 8:13 : nm
Atlantic Kxpres. , for
Pea Molnefl nnd en torn -
orn pilnts 7:00 : nm B 35 pin
Lincoln. Fnltlmry nnd
Hrllevllle B:45 : pin 10:41 : nm
Dally. Pally except Sunday.
CHICAGO , MIIAVAtlKKB * ST
i , - > Paul Itnllwny-Clty Ticket
flfii < iiiii > rr > ° "lee. l.'OI Farniim Uliept.
MILWAUKEEI Telephone , 211. Depot. Tenth
* * Sr * I and M.ifon Slrretn. Tflephene.
Vl"V 12" '
- iy I nve. Arrive.
, . Limited Kx. . . . 5:4.1 : pm : ttt nm
Omaha nnd Chlcnso Kx. . 11:00 : nm 1:60 pm
Dally
OMAHA. KASHAS CITY & KARTKHN HAIL-
road Omaha & SI. Lmlls Ilallnmd "The O. K.
HnuU. " Ticket Ollh-p. 1413 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 522. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone , 128.
J .ive. Arrive.
l'ntton hiirp. Klrksvllle ,
qulncy" r M-nl * :40mn
< : 10:43 pm
St. ! . ' ) iili. Ko'W "York
l.lmlledi . ; - . ' . * 4M : pm llr,0 : am
Dully.
XOTICIJ.
( Should be rend DAtl.Y by all Interested ,
as chnnKcp may occur nt any time. )
Foreign malls for the week ending Sep
tember i5. l.SUi , will close ( I'HOMI'Tl.Y In all
cases ) at tlie General Pobtoiricp an follows :
PARCELS TOST MAILS CLOSK ONE
HOUR EAUI.IEH than closing time shown
below.
Trniis-Atlnnllc llnlln.
SATURDAV-At 1SO : n. m. for KIIANCE ,
S\V1TX,10HLAND , ITALY , SPAIN , I'Olt-
TUGAL , T11RK13Y. KOYPT and 111UT-
1SII INDIA , per S. S , Li : Oancoiine' , via
Havre ; nt fl0 : : ! a. in. for ( UJHMAKV , DEN-
MARK. SWEDEN. NORWAY ( Chris-
llanla ) nnd RUSSIA , JUT S. S. Havi-1 * . via
liremun ( lelters for other purls of Europe ,
via CherbiiutK , intiat be dlreeted "per
Havel" ) ; at S n. m. for NETHERLANDS
direct , per S. S. Voumlnin , via Rotterdam
( letters inttstt be directed "per Vtentliun"j )
at S a. in. for GENOA , per S. S. Kithla
( letters must bp directed "per FulUa" ) ; at
10 a. tn. for SCOTLAND direct , per S. S.
Kitrne.ssln , via Glasgow ( ictterH must be
lilicetud "per KunitfKsIa" ) ; at 11 a. in.
( supplementary 12:30 : p. m. ) for ICt'ROPE ,
per ri. S. Utnbrla * . via Quoenstown.
PltlNTKO MATTBU. iTC : German steamers
s.illlnff on Tuesdays take Printed Matter , etc. .
fir ncrtnany , and Specially Addiessed Printed
Matter , etc , for other parts of Europe. Amerl-
ean and White Star steamcis on Wednesdays.
German HlcumiMs on Thursdays , and Cunard ,
French und Gciman steamers on Saturdays
take Printed Matter , etc. , for nil e'nuntrles for
which they urp advertised to carry mall.
After the clotliiB of the Supplementary Tran.v
Atlantic Malls named above , additional supple
mentary malls are opcnc. ! on the piers of the
American UiiKllsh. French and German simm
ers , and n'liiaiil ttpsn until within Ten Min
utes of the hour ot SHlltm ; of atenmnr.
> Ilill.s Cjr Situili nml Cfntrnl America ,
\ Vet InillCM , iti ; .
FRIDAY At 12 m. for URAHIL , nor s. a ,
Amalll , via I'eriiarnbuco and S.intos ( let
ters for North Hrazll must be directed
"prr Amalfl" ) .
SATt'RD.tY At 10 a. m. ( s\ipplementary
inSn : - . . m. ) f .1 relUTTJN'E ISLAND , JA
MAICA and SAVANILLA , per s. s. Ad
irondack ( letters for fo tn Rica must be
directed "per Adirondack" ) ; at 10 a. m.
( stipplomiMitary lO'IlO n. m. ) for CAPE
HAITI. GONA1VES , AUX-CAYES. JAC-
MEL and SANTA MARTHA , per s. s. Hol-
fteln ; at 10a : ) a. in. for CA.MPECMIE. .
CHIAPAS. TABASCO and YUCATAN ,
per s. s. City of Washington ( letters for
other purls of Mexico anil for Cuba must
bo directed "nor City of WaaMntjton" ) : at
11 a. in. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per s. s.
Portia ; at 11 a. in. ( suppli'meiitary 11:30 : n.
m. ) for VENEZUELA and CURACAO , also
SAVANILLA and CARTHACJEN'A. via
Curacao , per s. s. Philadelphia ; at 12:30 : p.
in. for NORTH BRAZIL , per s. s. Para-
ense , via Para , Mnranham and Ceara.
Mnlli for Newfonndlaivi.v ! rail to Halifax , nnd
thencp by steamer , close at thU oitlce dally at
S"D : ji. in. Malls for Mlqiielon. by mil to Ho-s-
ton and thrnce by s-ti-'tner. : clt e at this oillce ,
dally at SSO : p. m. Malls for Cnoa clo e at this
olllcp dally ut 7.00 a. m. . f-ir loi-wardlm ; by
BtPamprs p.illltiiT ( Mr ndays and Thursilavs ) from
Port Tampa. Fli. Letter malls for Mexico City ,
oveiland , tinles.i spncliilly addiesspd for dis
patch by ste-amor , close at this oilice dally at
12 in. ; paper malls ut 0 a , in. 'MleslFtered mall
closes at 0:00 : p. in. pie-vlaus day
1 ritnN-riip.llle Mallx.
'Malls for China nnd Japan , per s. s. Tacoma -
coma ( from Tncoma ) , coe ! here dally up
to September " 10th at C.n : p. m. Mulls for
the Society Islands , p r ship Tropic Bird
( from San Francl ro ) , close hero dally up
to September 2l'h ' at fi'TO p. m. Mails for
China , Japan nnd Hnw.tll. per s. s. City
of PekltiB ( from San Francisco ) , close hero
dnllv un tn Sentembor 2Gth at fi:30 : n. m.
Malls for Hawaii , per s. s. Australia ( from
S.'tn Fraiicl.soO ) , close hero dally up to Sep
tember 2f'th at 6.30 p. m. .Malls for Clilnii
and Japan ( specially addressed only ) , per
s. s. Empress of India ( from Vancouver ) ,
close here dully up tn October * * 4th at 0:30
p. m. Malls for Australia ( except tlioso for
West Australia ) , which are forvart1 > il via
Europe , New Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI and
Samoan Islands , per s. s. Moana ( from San
Francisco ) close here dally up to October
"Sth at " ' " 0 a. in. , 11 a. m. nnd fi:30 : p. in.
( or on arrival nt New York of H. s. Cam
pania with British malls for Australia ) .
Malls for Australia ( except West Austra
lia ) , Now Zealand , Hawaii and Ftjl Is
lands , per s. s. Mlowora ( from Vancouver ) ,
close hero dally after October "Sth and
up to October llth at C:30 : p. in.
Trans-PaclflR maIN are forwarded to port of
palllns dally and the nchnliile of cloilnn Is
nrransed on lln > piesumntlon of their unin
terrupted overland transit. Itcslhteieil m.ili
c es at G:0f : ) p. m. previous day.
Postolllce , New York , N. Y. , September 17.
1S97.
1S97.CORNELIUS
CORNELIUS VANCOTT. Postmaster.
MIXED THOSE AXS\VHIIS t.'l' .
JIlMV IV I'Vclll'll SolllIlT ItOlllfll lO ( III-
( liii'Ntlon.s of Freilcrirl ; tin : Crenl.
Whenever a now soldier appeared In the
guards of Frederick the Greal of Prussia ,
relates Harper's Hound Table , It was the
hahll of Hie king tn ask him the three fol-
lovvinK questions : "How old are you ? How
long have you been In my set vice ? Are you
satisfied with your pay and treatment ? " It
once happened that a young French soldier ,
who had served In his own country , ex
pressed a wish to Join the I'nuiSlan army ,
and because of his splendid physical de
velopment ho was at once accepted. He was
unable to speak a single word of tlio Ger
man language , but hid captain told him that
the king was certain to ask him questions In
tliat language the tlrst time lu > : > aw him , and
ho advised him , therofoic , to learn by heart
the proper replies to the usual three ques
tions of his 'inajtsty. ' The soldier lost no
time In learning them , and on the llrst day
that lie made his appeal unco In the ranks
Frederick approacbtid to interrogate him.
II BO happened , , however , that the king be
gan with tlio second question first , and
asked him :
"How long have you been In my service ? "
"Twenty-one years , " answered the young
man.
man.His
His youth Niilllclcntly Indicated that ho
had not curried a sun for any such length
of Hint ) as that , and his majesty , greatly
astonished , said :
"JIow old are you ? "
"Ono year , an't please your majesty. "
The-king , sllll further amazol , exclaimed :
"You or J must certainly bo ihcreft of our
senses ! "
Tlio soldier , of couree , talln ; this for the
third question , and clad that the ordeal
was over so easily , replied :
"Hfti. ! an't pleasii your majesty ! "
"This Is the first tlmo I was over treated
as R madman at the head of my army , " re
plied FrodPrlc. ) greatly puzzled.
The Frenchman , whoso stock of German
was now used up , stood quiet. Presently
the king spoke to him a aln , whereupon the
soldier blurted out In French that ho did
not understand a singlu word of German.
The lhiK : , who had been much annoyed , was
now grtatly aniiiM-rt. and , after urging upon
him the necessity of doing his duty , left
him ,
llui-klril'x Arulitamlve. .
The beet salve In the world for cuts ,
brulws. sores , ulcers , salt rhrum. fever zores ,
letter , chopped hands , ' cbllblulns , corns and
all skin eruptions , an-1 positively cures pile * .
or PO | , .iy icqUred. U ' BU rantcfd to clve
r < r rf -i BUM fac1 onr m nev refunded Price
Ci tenis per uox , I'ur ale by Kuhn & Co ,
I BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP. |
Tlio waltz lias got to RO , nnnotitipcs tno
Chlcngo Tliuoa-llornlil. Tills h s boon de
creed by HIP American Society of Professors
of Oanolng at Its recent session In Iloston.
Tliovnlt7 has been tlio RO In nil the terpal-
chorenn functions for Reiterations. Indeed ,
there would be very little go In a hopping
exhibit that did not Include the delirious
ecstasy of motion which the ropoMorlal
fancy has characterized as the "dreamy and
mazy waltz. "
Uut this Is a "go ' of n different kind. It ]
means that tlio master mlnda who moot
each year to figure out jio > v devices tor eiv-
abllng our young people to Ret tngotlier I
and do things that would not be tolerated !
under any other name have placed the
professional ban upon the waltz. The circu
lar form of tcrpslehorejn Insanity which en
ables the young man tr ) look deep Into lu-r
dove-llko eyes and throw miRgets of nothing
In her willing ears to the strains of a
wheezy violoncello and a srmcaky clarinet
Is no longer In good form. * rhe m alter of
form , of course , has always figured proml
nently In such matters , but the young man '
has nnvor been captious In this respect , llu
umbrella If desired. The lint Is supporte.,1
by the hat pin , which In thrtint through It
from side lo side nnd then slipped over the
i mlrrowed hook. There It hangs iccuro from
j j damage , except when some man lit the same
i row crushes out to "see" another man , nnd
at such n critical time It may be easily dc- |
tached from the hook nnd held by the i' '
owner until thu thirsty spectator has passed.
The old-fashioned tea table Is becoming
, n thing of the past , nnd an invitation to ten
I moans nowadays , miles ? specially denned , the
{ Informal 5 o'clock tm , which Is hardly con
sidered In the llRht of an entertainment ,
being merely an excuse- for receiving one'a
friends nt < i stated hour. Some of the old
families who make n point of keeping tip
their traditions hnve retained for Sunday
evening the. American "leu" a meal that
Is to most people rather a welcome change
from tlio conventional and formal dinner.
It Is very seldom that one sees lit the'n
up-to-dnte days the old rtRuUtlrm tea tnblo
with Its dishes ot cold tongue and cold
chicken , thinly sliced ; snowy biscuits , light
< is a feather ; golden butter , home-mado re
serves that are the pride of the hou < K > mis-
AUTUMN COSTUME WITH BLOUSE COAT FROA1 HAMPER'S HAZAK
Many of the now costumes this autumn are noticeable for the richness of ma
terials and trimmings. One particularly smart gown from Harper's Bazar , shown on
this page , Ins the skirl ot brack arnnire , made very full and with godets. The jacket
blouse is a moat elaborate affalrV made of green velvet cut with tabs. iA large plastron
of broadtail fur covers the front and the back , and forms epaulettes over the sleeves ;
this plastron Is embroidered In'Jot ' anil green and silver pessementerie. Three brando-
bourgs of assorted sizes finished with olives have the effect of loops on the front of
the waist. A collar slashed to match the waist Is lined with ermine. Tlio belt is of
black Suede , fastened with'a'steel ' or old-silver buckle. Tlio small sleeves are trimmed
at the wrist with the saih embroidery as that on tlio plastron , and are slashed to
show a pleated rulflo around the hand.
A green felt hat of the Vlgee Lebrnn shape Is worn with this gown. It Is
trimmed with lack feathers , a stiff ruche of pleated velvet around thu crown , and
at the side large white roses form a cache-peigne.
to accept the situation in good faith and take
his chances on the form.
The waltz has withstood these assaults
before. For a century or more It has been
the object of censorious criticism fiom
those wallflowers who neglected to learn it
in their younger days and are reluctant to
tackle it so late in life. Hut the waltz , like
the young man who participates in it. has
held its own , and we believe it will continue
to hold Its own In spite ot the Udlct promul
gated by the association of dancing mas
ters.
It is doubtless true that the wall/ , like
September wheat , has shown a strong Jump
ing tendency of late. " But it must be re
membered that a wave of prosperity is upon
us and that everything is on the jump. A
waltz that la full of Jumps Is much more
typical of modern American life than tlio
tame and dreamy glide that If , devoid of
hustle and brings neither cxhauatljii nor
perspiration.
Mrs. Clem 13. Lincoln of Plattsburg claims
tn bo the champion bread baker of Missouri ,
and she has enough blue ribbons , medals
and other trophies to make her claim to
that honorable distinction a very strong one.
It Is a matter of serious doubt If any oilier
woman in the state can show half as many
trophies for excellency In the same lino.
Mrs. Lincoln la the wife of. a well-to-do
farmer who lived for many years In Clay
county. She was raised thcro and U-arni'd
how to bake bread from her.piolher. When
she was married to Mr. 'Lincoln , about sixteen -
teen years ago , they nllwed to Clinton
county and lived many years iiear Lalhrop ,
Now they own and llvo on a"beatitlftil farm
near I'lattsburg. ,
Mrs. Lincoln made her -first showing of
fine bread years ago at the county fair at
Liberty. There are other people In Clay
county who know how to bake bread , and
alio had lively competition , but for several
yearH slio won regularly. Then she fthnwoil
bread at the expositions held in St. .Joseph
and Kansas City , and won first prize every
time hhc exhibited bread at Kansas City
and never missed but nncn at SI. Joseph ,
Her supply of blue ribbons Is something In
which Bho takes great pride and the people
who have had the privilege of eating the
bread she bakes claim It Is Jual an good aa
it looks. She sent some bread to the St.
Louis exposition twice , and , wlillo aim w < ii
not present , she won the blue ribbon each
I line and received a letter of commendation
from the management. Ia t week she
won the first honor at the , , falr held pt St.
Joseph , and she baa never failed lo win
the ribbon or the purse thai was offered.
With all of her honors she Is one of the
most modest of women , and her popularity ,
while very gratifying to her , In a HubJe/U to
which she seldom refers. She has three
little girls who are learning how to bake
bread , and she expects to have them prize |
winners like huraelf when they enter the ! ;
I
contests , '
I
I
An ingenious Now York woman , Ilarrietti ) I
dross Coizins , believes Hho has. removed the
theater hat question from the realm of ;
legislation. She was granted a patent Juno
1 of this year for what nho calls a "theater
hat support , " k simple device to be attached
permanently to the backs of all theater
chnlrs , and If neceswar , , to the back of
church pows , U la a small metal affair with
a broid , flat hook' ' projecting outward about
an Inch. The face of this support , which
Is about two und one-half Inches In
diameter , l made to hold a mirror , which
may bo tipped "u at an angle to permit
the hut wearer to adjust her hat with ease
und comfort without rising from her scat ,
Thu hook I * largo enough and mrong enough
lo also hold a wrap , opera glass bag and
tress , and delicious cake made by her own
fair hands. All these dainties and more ol
the same kind tastefully arranged amid flow
ers and fruit and silver candelabra on the
po'llslied ' mahogany which reflected In Its mys
terious depths the candles and their myriad
radiations , with the milder islieer of the
highly polished silver nothing could bo pret
tier and more restful than the tea tablc.s
of yore. This dainty , old-fashioned meal
was as different as possible from what Is
called In England "high tea , " wlih'h
Is really a rathci "hlggloly-plg-
glety" dinner with hot , Htnoklng
( llsiin * nf meat and vegetables , all served at
once , and which , although under certain conditions -
ditions may be convenient , can never be u'e-
Bant , the latter quality being o dlstln-tlvo
mark of a typical American tea.
"J should love to keep up Sunday I'venlne
teas , " says many a housekeopo" , "I > ut my
husband Insists updn having his clln.ie. . ' ; ho
says it npseti his digestion to bo fed nion
biscuits and preserves and cold meal ;
whereas , if the truth were told , such ab-
stomlousncss piactlced every day would s.ivi
him from many an ill that his overfed body
is heir to. "
While women who farm are numerous In
Illinois and In the other states of thn union ,
a blind woman farmer Is seldom seen.
Thoie lives In Oak Hill , Tux. , a blind g"l | ,
] I who has from a few acres nf land , ciilil-
I I vated by herself , cleared about $200 earh
! heason for several years by the growing ami
j sale of vegetables. She began with im canl-
i tal and an unfenccd piece of uncultlvnh d
land. Them is now n neat fence about bur
domain , a well nnd pump in the center , and
xhc has , In addition lo purchasing them' paid
fur a piano and hack to take bur vpiietiilili'x
to the market , which in twenty miles f'-om
, her homo.
l Kvery evening during the dry Reason ulio
waters a certain number of plants until slin
has gone over the entire place , when she be
gins and goes over it again In the aamo wny.
, Thu active sense of hearing which nature )
, has given this blind girl In lieu of her sight
j enables her to detect Insect llfu easily , nnd
by feeling with hrr sensitive fingers she can
distinguish the. nature and size of the plants
and vogiitoblcs she raises. Khe Is familiar
with all kinds of vegetables and plants ,
knows the size they should attain , the color
of their hue and the shape they should aa-
i sume.
]
i According to Ilov. Q. II. Cameron , vicar
| of St. Stephen'ti , Illrmlngham , ftngland ,
j i about two pounds of rice are thrown at the
| I brides ami bridegroonm every week at each
. of the seventy-five churches In Dlrmlnghnm
j I and Its fcitburbs und thu two toiu of rice
i > thus thrown away and absolutely wasted
1 i last year might have been of very great use
i In feeding the recently fumlne-strlcken puo-
plo of India.
Thcro are over 20,000 places of worship In
Kngland , and , if Mr. Cameron's estimate , bo
true for the other churches of the country ,
then It follows that nearly 'MO tons of rlco U
yearly thrown away at weddings In tlila
country , und wasted , at a cost of over $20-
000.
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CAS lORIA
For Infants and Children.