TV "WE _
TTTE OMAJTA DATTjT WE : FRIDAY , OCTOBER 8 , 1897 ,
for Ilii-HC column *
ivlll lie fnl Mi until 1U m. ( or the
< -vcnln mill until 8 p. in. fur < lie
iiiiirnliiK mill .Stuiilii- ( Million * .
Ailvi'i-tlKiTK , liy rciiiu-Hllnwr a nuin-
IHTIM ! I'lii'di , fun linve it mm or * ml-
ilmmnl to n ntiinlirrcil luttcr In cure
of 'JinHer. . AntmtT * MI inlilrenniMl
ivlll lie ilellvereil n ; srcneiilnlloii of
ilie rlieuU ( inly.
Ilntcii , 1 l-'Jc n tronl Hrnt limertlont
Jo a Moril tliiTcnrtiT.otliliiK tnki'ii
for lean tliaii Ji..e for the Itrnt Itmer-
tlun. Thene nil * vrtlNcinciilN liiunt hu
run
\ \Vrii > SITUATIONS.
WANTED. CIRCULAR LETTERS TO WllITU.
envelopes to aclilrcw or munUFCrlpt lo copy n'
reasonable term * . Addrcm T C , lite omcw.
jM"6 OS
Disinis : STKAUV WOIIK.
In city or country. Job worU prefcrieil. Ail-
drcs W 1 , Uee. A-SOI- . '
WANTHD , POSITION 1IY YOUNO MAN DO-
Inu typewriting , collrctlnR , etc. ; Komi refer-
encrs. A.ldtY C. lleo. A-M84C 14
WA.M'UD M.V1.K HUM1.
CANVASSnitS TO TAKH OUDIHtSi NBW I.INI3
or work : no lienvy Roods to entry : Mlniy or
commission. C. t' . Adams Co. , S24 a. 11th yU
BAf.IISSIKN roil C10AHR. JI23 A MONTH AND
expensed ; oM linn ; experience unnei'eiU-iry In.
ilucomcnta to custoinrtn. C. 0. Illsliop Kt Co. ,
HI. J ul . It-old
MIN : AND \VOMIN BOMCITOHS rou THE
National llcservc nnoclatlon ; the IK-M , snieit
nnd Foumlenl fraternal chlcr In thr Held touny.
AdSri-M I' . A , C. Stevens , Cll N. IStli St. ,
Omaha. 11-511
WANTED. HOYS AT MURPHY , WASHY As
Co.'ii. , 32d nnd SpauldhiR , II SI ) *
WANTII-A : c'APAin.t : uura CIIUK. HKO-
Isti'red In Nclirnskn ; reference rcqulrwi. An
dreas W 4. HI-P nlltcp. I S27 9
WANTIJD. MKN TO MIA UN TUB ItAlllIKU
trade ; only elttlit wcclii required : Illustrated
cntnlogiia with map of the rlty mallpil free.
Molcr System of Iliirlwr Schools , Clark nnd
Van Ilurcn Sts. , ChlcuKo ; branches , New \ork ,
Bt. I onls , Cincinnati and MlnncnpolK
WANTED. HttSTMNO , K.XPKIUKSn : ! ) I'AN-
vnsser nt once ; references required. Address
AV 11 , llee olllce. II M84U II *
WANTED , STKNOOHAPIIKH AND Tr.t.K-
craplior combined ; lady or Bcntl'innn ; Smith ;
i pond wilnry ; ontl t Smith Premier olllce. The
Hmllh Prrmli-r Typewriter Co. , J 11. Mo-
DOttcll , mutineer. 1J-MK3 9
MKN AND WOMI3N OWlANIXRIt.S AND RO-
llcltom for heft frntcrnnl beneficiary tnl tv
In the field ; Rood ) > iy. Adjlrc Sumeine Sec
retary Stnr of Jupiter , MeCook. N" l > rJsUn.
] I-M'I1 N7
WANTED. SAUSMr.N : WITH AN HSTAH-
llrhoil trndc to represent us In the states of
Ohio , Tennei' pe. Arknns.is , lown. Texas nnd
California only alesiipn | with nn i' tahllsied )
trade need imply HenrvV. . Klne & Co
Market nnd Ailnmi Sts , Chicago. U MK1 ! 10 *
AVAX'PHU rm 1IU1.P.
100 Gint.S KOIl ALL , KINDS OKVOIHC ; H TO
J7 week. Canadian Ofllcc , 1522 Douglas.
C-S1S
WANTED. COMPETENT OIKI. . 1'OU OEN-
cml hounouork ; no washing. IWS I'opplPtnn
avenue. C 6)7
aillI.S CAN O1JTAIN EMPLOYMENT 11Y AD-
dresslng Mrs. II. Murray , Fremont , Nrh ,
C MCS3 I0
WANTED-CJIHTj FOR OENEIIAL HOUSE-
work. References required. Apply 415 North
10th street. C SI ! S
WANTED-GIRL TOR OENEIIAL HOUtiR-
-work. $32 Georgia Ave. , near Mason.C
C S2I-10
WJ\NTED-A NUUSE AT THE SOUTH OMAHA
hospital. Call at HOS North 2Cth street. Mis.
William Herry. C 825 9'
GIRL , WANTED 1721 PARK AVENUE.
C-S2S-7 *
FOR URVT IIOUSICS.
IJOUJ3iS IN ALT. 1'AIITS OF THE CITY. THE
O. P. Davis Cnmpiny , 1103 Fnrnnm. D CIS
HOUSES : HENBWA & CO. . 10S N. 1JTH ST.
U -520
MODEHN HOUSES. C. A. STAIIH , f2o N. Y.
Llf . D-521
HOUSES ; WALLACE , 11ROWN TH
anilDouglas. . D 522
CHOICE HOtf5CR AND COTTAGES ALL OVEH
city , S to J75. Fidelity , 1st floor N. Y. Life.
D-C11
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES , ALT. PATITS
of city , llror.n.lli & I/o\c Co. , 430 Paxton Mock.
D-523
LIST. M'CAGUE , 15TII AND DODGE.
D-524
. .HOUSES , PLATS , QAUVIN HItOS. , 1013 FAJVM
D 525
HOUSES FOR RENT. 1IEMIP , PAXTON HLK.
D 523
ilODSBsTj. " . SHEHWOOD , 423 , N. Y. LIFE.
D-527
FOR RENT , CIIOICE 12-ROOXI DITTACHED
modern house. Inquire 2otS Capitol flvenup.
D .123
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND 1'IANOs"
Om. Vnu & StornKO Co. , 13HV4 Karnnm ; tel l.V.9.
C1IAS. E. WILLIAMPON , COI IJEE HLDO.
Tel. 717. D-Ml
FURNISHED HOUSE. MODERN. S ROOMS ,
oak finish , choice location. Farnam car line ,
with- Rood barn. $10.00 per mnnth. Fidelity
Trust Company , llrst floor New York Life Wilir.
I ) M3O )
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. AI > SO C ITNKURNIfiHED
rooms , nil modern , 2124 Mlnml st. D M297
BEARS RENTAL AGENCY. 210 MuCAGUn
Illk ,
TWO LARGE HOUSES IN DUNDEE PI. CE ;
chenp. , r'0 > lloe liUli ; D at S.1
FOR REN'F- MODERN 9-ROOM DETACHED
house , furnace , bath , etc. , nice lawn best con
dition. 950 N. 2tli street. Inquire 933 N.
th St. D-015
WANTED. AT ONCE , HETWEEN 25 AND CO
liomcs to rent ; ( real donmnl fc.r lio\uoa \ ; rentilx
n specialty. J II Sherwood , 422 N. Y. Life.
D-M724
UNEQUALED. CENTRAL , STEAM HEAT , ALL
modern * 7-ioonm hous ' , nlwo C-ronm e.itlace.
TUnrd , 22S N. Slth. D--78I-7 *
FOR RENT , NO. 2C1R CHARLES ST. . WITH
9 rooms : nil modem improvements : coed
tlnble. .Trtlm Jtnmljn 1 > M7SS
OOOD. MODERN. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ,
with Imrn nil In Rood ri'imlr ; not on cnr
line. 437 Honrd of Trade. D " 23 0
PLEASANT ROOMS. 1819 UODQE.
M200-O10 *
FURNISHED ROOMS. 101S CALIFORNIA ST.
E C70-O22'
BOUTIl ROOMS. I 0 CAI'IIOL AVE.E .
E M777 11 *
FOR RENT. LARGE FRONT ROOM , WELL
furnished , 1017 Dodge St. li M7JI 13 *
FURNISHICD11OOM , 1017 HARNEY RTR E BT !
E-M6-12 *
NICELY FtlHNI llMU ROOM WITH CU1SET
| 5. 2.10K DouclKii St. E 16 S"
FRONT JIOOM FOR GENTLEMEN. MRS. RE.
KUln , 131 > Can. E-MS43 10 *
HlIM.S ( AM ) 1IO.UID.
BTEAM HEATED ItOOMH WITH llO'.Mtn. 2000
Jlamey , F 1.35-O W
LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO ;
ether roomi ; goi'd boaril ( Th Roae. SftO liar-
IIB > ' , F
MODERN RRIClf. ROOMS AND HOARD. W.50
up. 614 North 19th. F-il7ti7 ) :
THE rALUANY. JT t DOUOLAB" ; LOVELY
suite of unurnUh i room * : other rooms , with
tXM.nl. F M75Q 10
ROOM AND HOARD -EAU
linnti'om Park ; nioilern' huu-e ; private family.
AdJrges U M , lice.
THU MERRIAM , FIRST-CLASd FAMILY
hotel. 25th and DoJuc utrcvtt , F M47 Oll
TUB IXiWESTTl-OSSIIILE It.\TKS AND "r
b > t fare. A home. Sherman ave. rar imf
door every rliiht minutes. Newly fnrnl'hed :
new management : adjoin * Exposition. Hnra
toga Hotel ENTERTAINS : ! t cunti.
P MTU NJ
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
era noatenlcnruii prlrate family , 70 } K. sith
street. K-MJ14 II *
NICELT rtlitNIBIIBD FRONTTtOOMS WII'U
board. Ml ( Dvuvlas , F ill t *
ri HMSiui ) IIOO.MS AM ) iinAiin.
( Continued. )
HOARD AND ROOM , PER WEEK : NICE
room nnd Rood menl for U cents. TW/1"1"
ISth St. K-MMlfl
_
LARGE ANtl PLEASANT ROOMS , I'ON-
Content locatlnhs , home cooking , modern
house. 514 N. J3.I St. f MSIJ S
van Hn.\Ttr.M''i/'iiM.sunn noojis.
FOR UKNTTs"lioOMSr705"sT 17TH
„ ROOMS : MODERN TONVKJC.
lences ; nice location , I6S2 Hnrnt-y. O MS85 8
KOH IIIT STOHBS AXI ) OI-TIOUS.
FOR RENT , DESK ROOM IN GROUND FI/XJR
otnee , life Imlldlns : wnter , Mourn hent , electric
llKht ami janitor fcrvlce. Apply to R. W.
linker superintendent. Dec hulldlng. 1 Wi
HIHCK Ilt'ILDINO
FOR RENT-TIIE 4-STORY
nt Dl Furnom st. This hulldlnK has n nreproot
cement bailment , complete Heam hentmB nx-
turra : wnter nn all floors , gas , etc. Apply nt
the office of The Hec. 1-910
roil RENT-IN TIM : DEE IIUILDING :
On" large corner room , 2d floor , with vault ana
private oftlce , wnter , etc.
One large front room. 2d floor , dUlded Into two
roomn by imrtltlon. water , etc.
Onff Mrge corner room , 2d floor , with vault ,
wnter , etc.
Ono front room , illvlded by partition , third floor.
Dne corner room with vault , third floor.
One largo room , third noor , with partition ill.
vldlng It Into onj large room nd two smaller
tirlvnto rooms , wnter , etc.
Two largo ground floor rooms with vaults.
Several pinnll rooms on fourth floor , with vaults ,
All these rooms nre heated with steam , elect ! Ic
lights supplied , with flrst-clais Jnnltor serv
ice. Elevators run day nnd all night. Hulld-
Ing strictly fireproof. Apply to R. W. Hakcr ,
superintendent , room 101 , Dee building.
1-19S
WAXTI3H TO ItKNT.
WANTED , ROOM AND HOARD FOR LAin
anil child K months old. Stnlo terms nnd loca
tion , Address V K > . Hee. 1C MT3C 5 *
WANTED , TO RENT OR IIUY FIRST-CLASS
residence In good location ; nine to twelve
rooms ; stnte full partlculats. Address W10 ,
Dee ofllcc. K-M832 15
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
OOS-910 Jones ; genc-al stornKo and forwarding.
M 531
OiT\ \ N"CTOIUC.E IMU4 FARN'M. TEL I.V.9.
FRANK EWERS. STORAGE. 1211 HA11NEY :
hauling .t packing , cheapest rates. Tel. 9..li.
M 7S3
WAXT13I ) TO IUJY.
IEST PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
bank accounts nt room 30C , N. Y. Life bids.
N 530
IIOHEST PRICES PAID FOR OMAHA SAVIngs -
Ings bank accounts. The Tiiion IReed Co.
N-M400
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS HANK AC-
counls. G. G. Wallace , 312 Ilronn bile. , Kth
nnd Dcuglas. N 593
WANTED. TO HUY A 5-TON WAGON SCALE.
A. L. Ilcrgqulst , 530 No. 24th , So. Omaha.
N-M7S1 S
WILL PAY CASH FOR , J3,0i OMAHA SAV-
Inga Hank accounts. ! ' . D. Wend , K.24 D'nm-
las. Insurance. X S21 9
WANTED , TO HUY FARM SO TO 10) ACRES
from 10 to 30 miles out nf Omaha ; loua pie-
ferred ; "must bo cheap for cash. Address W 8.
Hee. N MS3S 9
WANTED , TO tJt'Y THE EARTH ; A PORTION
of It In Omnln ; what have 3'ou ; an eastern
Imustor. AiMrcf.8WT.Ilec. N M817 8
FOIl SALIC 1IISCI2IL.V\GOUS.
AWDUST. HULK OR SACKED-CRIIII1ING
and hog fence. C R. Lee. 901 Douglas.
Q-C37
IOG FENCE. ALL , WIRE. 11EST ON EARTH ,
lawn anil > nrd fence. Wire Works , 403 S. 14th
50D-O 2S
rou sAi.R iionsKS Axn w.vnoxs.
ONE OF THE FINEST ) AND FASTEST ROADsters -
sters In city. Adihess W 3 , IeeP !
P M815 9
MARE AND COLT. PONY AND WAGON AT
your own price. 820 S. 22d St. P MS33 S4
CI.AI11VOVAXTS.
MRS. PAUL TRANCE MEDIUM , 205 N. ICTH ,
unites the Reparnted ; changes luck ; letters con
taining stamp promptly nns ; ladles , fiOc.
S-M772 Nl *
XENO-CLA1RVOYANT OVER 1521 LEAVEN-
worth st. , S SOS ! !
; , HATIIS , ETC.
ORIENTAL TURKISH ItATHS FOR LADIES &
gentlemen , 50c. 107 8. Uth. Teleplmnp 18JI.
i T 762 O-S
MEDICATED HATIIS , I1AREGE. SEA. SUI -
pliur , massage. Mme. HrUson , froni lat In. 107
N. 12th St. T M333 O24'
liATHS , MASSAGE. LAURA ELLISON ,
Crounse blk. , 119 N. llith St. . Room 12.
T M7I3 9
MRS. DR LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors ; ' restful and curative. 417 S. llta. up
stairs. T M754 ID-
MADAM SMITH , 1315 DOUGLAS , MASSSOE
stcnm baths. T 786 12'
lM3It.SO.YAIj.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUHI.ES. 34C-S HEE
Illdg. , physician , consultation or health l > oo | ( fie , .
U 519
UATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 319" ; . S. 13TH.
U-510
HE YOUR OWN DRESSMAKER. INVEST/I
grtte Iho Joy Tailor S > stem school of drt ss
cutting ; only complete skirt system : bring your
dresses and maki while Jrarnlni4U K irlurh
block. Patterns free on Tliuisday. U 4C3 O25
II. HAAS. FLORIST. PLANTS AND CUT
flowers , hiMjueiit , hall , residence nnd ginve
dt'coiutlons , Flo ers , boquets and decorations
dellxcted to any p.irt of the city. OrderH by
telephone piomptly attcndeil to nnd tilled In
two hours. Telephone 776. 1S13 Vlnlon St
U-931-014
RUPTURE CURED ; NO DETENTION FROM
LiiihlnerH ; no pain ; we refer to hundreds of
C.IKPS cureil ; pllis cured hv n sliiKle , imlnlpsd
treatment. Call or write The Empire Riiptura
Cuie and Medical Institute , SUCCPSMHH to The
O. E. Miller Co. , 93J-3 , N. Y. Life Hl.le. . ,
Oninha , U 511
? RlfKI FREE ! -THE OMAHA HAIR 1IA AAR.
215 South IGth street , until November 1 will
Rive n free steam with rnch Jar of our Pure
Alirinnd Cream. U M75. ! J
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND HE-
imircfl , day or nlKht : dresH sultH for 111 re.
Punlorlum , N. E. cor. 14lh ami Farnam. Tel.
9M. F MSI7
MOXKV TO I.OAY-.II ISA I , ISSTATK.
MONEY TO LOAN AT IJQ\V RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Fnrnam St. W 512
ANTHONY IXJAN & TRI'ST CO. , 315 N l .
( Illicit money nt low rates far choice farm land *
In loua , norlhirn Mlsscutl , instein NehrahKn
W 513
LOANS ON IMPROVED .t UNIMPROVED CITY
properly. W. Farnam Smith , V Co. , I3JO Furn'm
W 541
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , Hrennail , TJOVU Co , , Paxton Illk
W 515
MONEY TO LOAN. 11EM1S , PAXTON HLOCK .
\ V546
C PER CENT MONEY ON NEI1RASKA F.MIMS
and Omal'n ImproveJ pronerty. Apply to W. II
Melke | , 1st National bank tildg. W-547
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Pimcy it Thomas , 207 1st Nat. Hk. l > Mc
SIX P13U CKNT CITY AJJD FAIIM LOANB.
Ounln Ilius , 1613 Faumin Ht.
\V 54D
SIO.NHV TO LOAN ON IMI'IIOVUD CITY
l property. K. 1' Jtnttvvlck ft Co. , 311 T'axton
'Ilk. W M7M
J100.00 AND UP. F. D. WKAD , 18 K DOtlOLVH ,
W-KO NO
MHM3Y Tp ( . .O.\.VCIIATTKIS.
MONKY TO LO\N ON FlJHNITlMti : , 1'IANOH ,
horses , vvucima , etc. , iit lowed lutes In city ,
no irmovHl of coodn : strictly rnnlldcntlal : > ou
can pay the loan off at any lime or In any
amount. O.MAH.V r JIOUTGAOK LOAN CO. ,
> 3' ' * S , ICth St
X-SM
IIUSIVKSS CHA\CIS. :
roil KALI : . TIB ONLY DIIUO RTORU n7
Chupmun , NI > | > . , with n good trnde ; In a. good
rnunlry ; poor health the only reason for wll-
Int ; this nlll lar clot a Investigation. Write
Charntun DrW Co. Y 11716 *
Wilt KALliONJ.YUUI.O aTOUIJ"IjTSOUTH.
Ofteni NtUraika tqvtu of UX ; good crop * ;
1-ilnc iTooil , clcun. mtiiiK Lu > lncM. Qpod
ivtff.n ' for htlUn . Aildre : * Box Its , ltelvid r .
( Continual. )
FOP. IUNV THK MCTnnpnt.n.vN HOTHLIN
Chi > ) rnn < n ttnt cunfllllon. rloctrlr llght :
tliornimiuv plnnihctl. brut locntl m In the rlty.
One hV.Hk frcm fnl.m depot. Fifty llrnt-rlnM
roonm , line Imr ro-mi , futnlshed ; K"od Imrnfr
ulinp and linth room * ; In fnci , cvcrythlm ? necp -
nary to n nr t-clA.i hotel. 1'nrty rentlnn mimt
inirclnnc furniture. Hotel dalns pnoil liu lny s
at prewnt. Addron J. W. QrltTln , , \ \
A KLONDIKKIt WHO HAS H.U1 TWI3NTV
years' cxpcrlenci" In mlnlnir , h n cp nt ycnM
on Ihe Yukon , In thoroURhly fnmlllur with thn
Klondike , Imi Intcri-sts nnd pro pectora mi the
Klondike , will give n thorouRh Inspector' * mnp
and permmnlly nniwrr nil quentlonn relntlnjr to
that country , or how to Kct thern , cost , etc. ,
for the prlco of $1. Addrexs II. II , Thompson ,
K3 llnllcy Hulldlnff , Senttli < . Wnnh. Ptrmnnl
reference. Chamber of Commerce , Bfnttle.
Y-M74S O"i
TO OHT IN OH OUT OF 11t'SINiS3 : 00 TO J.
J. aihfun , 514 Flirt Nnt'l ' Hank. Y M551
FOn HAtK , RTOCIv OF OHOCHHIKS AND
fixture * for cinh only ; l > ct locntl HI In eltv.
doing cnnh bulnc : lckncs rcanon for sell-
Iliff. Aildresn W ( i. Hee. Y MSI4 10
ItnSTAUHANT DO1NCJ OOOD
good rcniion for celling. Also horse nnd
Address W ! > . Hep. 1 MM4 s-
FOR
FOR nXCHANtJB , HUSIN1.S3 PHOI'HUTY
vvcll located , with grocery flock Included ; will
accept mostly trade ; SO acrei clear for vacant
lot : ISO clear for lots : EO acrei Improved In
lown , for hini.'c and lot. Lyninn Wntermnn ,
Life HldR. 'Phone 1015. X-MSI5 S
FOR s.vi.H nn.vi , ISSTATIS.
FAIlit Ij\ND3. C. F. HAHIUSON. 312 N. Y. L.
1113 M.1-O-16 *
i : I'LACH HAHOAINB. J2.tXX > . > 3,75H TO
0,500i sec photo * nt ICth nnd Fnrnnm , Morne
IIIilK. J. J , ciltiBon , Gil Vlmt Nat. Hank Hldu.
Ill : 652
HOl'HHS , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS ,
tie. P. Hemls Hi-ill Kstnlo Co. , 1'axton Mnck.
itn-5-.i
17 1'MIl CHNT OIIOSS INVRSTMI3NT , IMproved -
proved real e tatc ; rental , JC4SOO per year ;
price , J3.SO" " ) . Address T 28. llee. III. M75I
8-llOOM HOtWK. J2.500 , 40-foot corner lot. S. W.
cor. IFlh and Iinrd ,
$100 | > er ncrc Imyi ' 0 ncre one mile south of
Itmers , Room 1(5 ( , Tnlterson Hlk. Hi : MIS3 O 18
ItAVH SOMK IlAIlOAINTMYSnLF , CITY AND
farm. Call for particulars.Vm5un , WI Itee bids.
V HU-933
TWO li-noOM COTTAOHP. BO FT. FRONT. 10
blocl.s north of 1' . O. : chrnp , C24 So. 2th ( ! avp.
Un ISS-14 *
5-nOOM COTTAQn AND I.OT WHST OF HX-
iwiltlon Rrounds. nearly new , for (950 : 1150 cnsh
nnfl monthly nayni > > ntx ( if JIO nn bnlnnce.
Ilyron H. HnMlnci , 512 Si. 14th St. Hi : 11401
FOR SAI.n. IjAHC3K LOT. COX1SS. AND TWO
cottnecs , close to buslnpri part of the city ;
harsnln If sold thin week : terms eacy. F. D.
Wend , N. K. Cor. IClh nnd Douglas Sts
HE-C12 7
SNATH , so Acnns 12 MILHS N. w. . , ci .
4 ncren 4 blocks frnm Ilenion mntor. $ liOf > ( VI.
35 ncrra Biulh of Sinlefnlr cioimds. J3B01.
18x150 feet , nenr 32 < 1 & CumlnK ft. , only JWO.CO.
Corner on Fiirnnin t , ne.ir 40th st. , } 700.f > 0.
To cxchniiRp 110 ; icre * 10 inllcn north of Oinnlm
I' . O. for cli-nr Improvi-d prnpeity.
JOHN N. FItiNZin , Onn. P. O.
RB M 213
1'OR 8ALR S E COH. SITU AND FAHNAM :
i icor. . Pnrk nvo nnd IPrkory ; n w cnr. 15th
nnd Doicnr , ; lf.D ncret In IlulTHlo Cn. ; 43S ncret
In Knox Co. , this nnd nil ntlier property nwned
by Nehrnskn Snvlnm and i\rhnnsf hnnk will
lit- sold at a low pilce. Win. K. Potter , re
ceiver. RR 295
IIAnOAINS. HOUSES. I.OTS AND FARMS ;
snlo or trnde : F. K. Dnrllnp. Ilnilccr Illk
Itn M77fi
FOR SALE. ON LONO TIMH , AT B IT.H PENT
Interest , two Improved farms iidlolnlnn City
of Missouri Valley , la. One it 1(10 ( ncros ; nn-
otlior of 240 ncies : nil In cultivation. Win lie
sold nn 10 years * time. Address , Lnck Drawer
"C. " Shennndrah , la. TIK JUS" N5
FOIl SALK , ONE OF THE FINEST RESI-
iliMiooo In Hnnscom Paik. All moilein Improvements -
provements ; ten roomer lot nO\150 ; fine shade
liens. Frontlnjc on park. Will np sfilil chean
and terms easy. Apply to John Dale 100 NOW
York Life. m : S10 11
SPKCIAIj HAHC.AIN IN A COTTAOK AND
lot on S. ICth St.
A working man can afford to buy It.
Hfiiisp and barn nml IxMrlns fruit. 2 acres ,
frontlnc a link , $ CCO : another nltnllar. Jl.roO.
Housn nnd full lot , Walnut Hill. ( sooll. * I.2V ) .
R-roiini house , bnth nnd collar , Imin , full lot ,
J1.750.
6-inom cottaee nhout B blocks from P.uk avp.
nml lot. JSS7. > >
F. D. Wend , 1521 Douslns St. Insunnco
RE , " 21 9
P.WVMIROKRRS.
II. M\ROWITZ TX3ANS MONEY. 4IS N. 1C ST
KVI
siioHTii.vxn A.\n TYPKWHITI.VR.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LTPE.
LTPE.V,4
AT OMAHA HUS. COLLTIfii : , IGTH .t DOl'GLAs"
'
OMAHA SHORTHAND AND TYPHWIMTINO
ColPKi | > . Hoyd's theater SiW O-ll *
LOST.
LIGHT HAY HOUSE. 7 YEARS ; WEinilS
iilinut 1050 , rather thin and htih backbone. Re
ward for return to 171S Cass st. . Omaha.
_ Lost MISS
TAKEN P.P. A HEAVY SOHRRL
Apply to Thco. Williams , Henton
STHAYED OK STOLEN. HLACIC HOUSE. TEN
years old. pear rlKht Hank. dWlRured brand
left Khoulder : lovvard. Aueust IIoos , care Snm
Martin's place , south of Alhrlsht.
Lost M 50 0 *
_
MUSIC , ART 1X1) lAXnU.\fJH.
PHOF. CHAHLES PETERSEN , INSTIltTCTION
In piano , violin , KUltnr , mandoline , zither ,
voice. : o years experUnce ns teacher ; terms
reanonable. Studio 513 Shecjy Hlock. 7S3-N4
FI'RXITJ.'HR I'ACICKIl.
M S , WALICIN , 2111 CUMIN'O , TEU 1331.
557
MATTIIHSS ItmnVA'I'IXr. AVOIIKS.
ILVTTRKSflKS , COl'CHKS. PARLOR
turo to older , lepnlipd 1C03 L'Vtvenvv'h ' ; tel. 1V3
55G
TYPIJ-.VIUTISIIS.
TONS OF ENEItOY WOULD IE SAVED DAILY
If every opurntor used llrht lunnlnff Dense-
more. 1CII' Farn.Tin M. Omaha. 558
KUATIIKIt Iin.VOA'ATOR WORKS.
FUATHEItS HOUGHT AND SOLD , M.'T-
tiettea lenovnti'd nd nuula tu order. Whltu
Swim. 1701 > N. 24th , 'Phone 10IJ , ME4S
I'.VTKXTH.
SUM * CoAttorneys -
a'-Vnw ' n'"J ' ' "Ifn'Kv '
| ierl . Hi'e Iluildlns ,
Omnhn , N.'h. Branch office at Wmh neton , 1
D. C. Send for free Advice ami Patent Hook.
See. Sunday Dee for our Machine Movements ,
copyrighted. 1897.
SHIP
Household foods to all
paints In inlJtrd car
lots at cut r t s.
Packing , uiuvlu ? n.iel
Rturaec ,
Telephone 1S30 ,
.Omaha Van & Storage
\OTICi : TO \TIIACTOIIS. .
NOTICR TO CONTIUCTORS.
Scaled bl'ln will bo received at the ofllco of
the OrotinJa anil liullillng Department of
the Tranumlfislsslpl anil International ex
position until C o'clock p. m. , Monday , Oc
tober lltb , for the construction of the Kino
Arts building.
Plans and jspeclflcatloiig can bo seen at
tlie oiilco ot the BUperlntcnilent , room No.
C31 , Paxton block , or ueta will bo furnlahotl i
contractor * ) at cost.
F. P. KIHKKN'nAI.L ,
M r. Grd'w. & iJJdg. Uept.
S 30 A to O 11
'IC'IS ' MITICi : , I '
" ( Should be read DAIJVY by nil'iim.'PHTili' ' i
as changes may occur at uny time. )
Foreign mulls for tho.ncek ruillng O--
tober i > , 1MI7 , will close ( PllOMPTIA in all
eusi's ) at th Orner.it Postolfli'P n followc :
PAHOKI.S PO3T MAILS UI.O3R O.VI.
HOUR ICAItLIKU than closing time shown i
below. I
Trniis-.Uliintlo Jlnlln.
THURSDAY At 4 u. m. for KlUtOPIJ. per
B. H. Augurtu Victoria * , via 1 lymouih ,
Ulierbourtc and Hamburg. i
8ATURDAY-At 7 u. in. for VllANVK.
aWlTZJJIU.AND. ITALY , SPAIN. PnR-
TUGAU TUIIKHY , KOYPT and URITISH
\OTICI5.
fConllnueil. )
INDIA , per s f. La Tournlne * . vln
Havre ( letters for other parts of Kuropo
must bo directed 'w I.n Tournlne" ) !
nt S n. m. for nTHKRLANDS direct ,
per s. a , Rotterdam , vln. Rotterdam ( letters -
tors must bo directed "per Rotterdam" ) ;
nt s a. m. for Ql.NOA. per s. s . Kn'ser Wli.
helm II ( letters must bo directed "per
Knlnor Wllhelm II" ) ; nt 10 n. in. for
SCOTLAND direct , per ! . s. City of Rome ,
vln Gla Bow ( letters must bo directed "per
City of llonin" ) ; nt 11 n. m. ( supple
mentary 12:30 : p , m. ) for EUROPE , per
s. a. litrinln * . vln Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER , P.TC.-Oerman steamers
sailing on Tuesdays tnke Printed Matter , etc. ,
for Osrrr.s.ny , and Specialty Addressed Printed
Matter , Me. , f6r bthcr parts of Europe. Ameri
can nnd White Star steamers on Wednesday * ,
German steamers on Thursdays , nnd Cunnrd ,
French nnd German steamers on Saturdays
take Printed Mnller , etc , , for nil countries for
which they arc advertised to carry innll.
After the closlnc of the Supplementary Trnns-
Atlantic Malltr named above , additional supple
mentary mals. | arn , opened on the piers of the
American , English , French nnd Gorman steam
ers , nnd remain oven until within Ten Min
utes of tha lpur ) pj nailing of steamer.
Matin for SitVitti nnil Central Aiiierlon ,
West tlnillcn , lite.
THtTRSDAY-jlAt J p. in. ( fiipplemcntnry
1:30 : p. m. ) fdf mfcRMUDA. pcrs. s. Orinoco ;
nt 1.n. m. ( shpiilemcntnry lSi : ) p. m. ) for
NASSAU. N. IJ. , nnd SANTIAGO DI3
CU11A , per 's. f . Santiago ; nt 3 v. m
for JAMAICA , tier H , B. Ardnnroso ( let
ters for HellKc I'tierto Cortes
, nnd ( lunrc-
inal.i must lie directed "per ArdnnroHe" ) .
FRIDAY At ' 9 pi m. for NEWKOUND-
LAND , portfl. H. Ollvetto , from IJoston.
SATURDAY At JO n. m. ( supplementary
10:30 : n. m. ) for FOUTUNtf ISLAND ,
JAMAICA nnd SAVANILLA. per s. B !
Alene ( letters for Costu men must be
directed "per Alcne" ) ; nt 10 n. m. ( "tip-
plementnry 10:30 : ru m. ) for CAPR HAITI ,
aONAIVliS. AUX-CAYKS. JACMKL nnd
SANTA MARTHA , per H. s. Kitty ; nt
10:30 : n. m. for CAMPECIin. CHIAPAS ,
TABASCO nnd YUCATAN , per s. s.
SeHUrnneii ( letters for other parts of Mex
ice and for Cuba must bo directed "ppr
Sepurnnca" ) ; at 10:30 : n. in. for HAITI ,
CUMANA nnd CARUPANO , per s. s
Prlns F. Hendrlk ( lottcr for other parts
of Venezuela. Curncno , Trlnldnd , Rrltlsh
nnd Dutch Qtilnim must bn directed "PIT
1'rlns F. Hendrlk" ) ; nt 11 n. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND , per 8. s. Portln : nt 1 p. m ,
for IIRA/.IL and LA PLATA COUN-
TIUKS , per s. s. Salerno , vln Rio Jan-iro
( letters for Noith Hrazll must be directed
"per Snlerno" ) .
St'NDAY At C n. in. for PROORKSO , per
jt. s. iMcMvo ( IcttciH for other parts * of
Mexico must be directed "per Mexico" ) .
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to llnUfax , and
thence by steamer , close at this olllce dally nt
K:30 : p. m. Malls for Mlquclon , by rait to Bos
ton and thence by steamer , close at this odlce
Oally nt 8:30 : p. m. Malls for Cuba close nt this
olllce dally at 7:0i : ) n. m. , for forwardliiR by
meaimrs sailing ( Mondays nnd Thursdays ) from
Port Tnmpn , Fla. letter mnlls for Mexico City ,
overland , unless specially nddretseil for dis
patch by steamer , close nt this olIIceNlally iit
12 m. ; paper malls at f. n. m. "Registered mail
closes nt 6:00 : p. in. previous day.
Triiitft-I'aflllu MnllN.
Malls for China nnd Japnn ( specially nd-
drepsed only ) , per s. p. 13nipre < a of India
( from Vancouver ) , close here dally ui > to
October ! , ut 0:30 : p. m. Mu"s for China
and Japan , per s. s. Dorli. ( from Sun
Francisco ) , close here dally up to October
fitb atx : p. m. MaUn for Australia
( .except those tor West Australia ) , which
are forwarded via ICurope , New Zealand ,
Hawaii , FIJI and Snmonn Islands , per P.
F. Moanu ( from San Francisco ) , close here
dally up to October * 'Sth ut 7:30 : a. in. .
11 n in , and C:30 : p. m. ( or on arrival at
New Yorlc of s. . Campania with British
malls for Australia ) . Malls for China and
Japan , per s. s. Victoria ( from Tauomn ) ,
close here daily up to October * * 10th at
C:30 : p. m. Malls for Australia ( except
West Australia ) , New Zealand , Hawaii
and FIJI Islands , per s. . Mlowera ( from
Vancouver ) , close here dally after Octo
ber Sth and up to October llth at 6:3 : } p. in.
Malli for the Socletv Islands , pc > r Fhlp
City of Papeltl ( from San Francisco ) , clo e
here dally up to October 25th at C:30 : p. m.
Mulls for Hawaii , per s. P. Au.stralln ( from
San Francisco ) , clopc here dally up to
October 7th nt ( iM : D. m.
Trans-Pacific malli nre forwarded to port of
sailing daily and the s-chrduU' of closing Is
arraiiRed on the presumption of their unin
terrupted o\crlnnd trnn-.lt. "ItFglsteml mall
clones at C:0 : > 1 p. m. previous day.
roitofilee. New York , N. Y. , October 1 ,
CORNKLIUS VANCOTT. Postmaster.
HAII.KOADS.
MISSOURI
River Ra'kpad "The nuilliiK-
tnr RuutB1-General Omce. N
\Vn CorniT Tenth nnd Fariinin
Sli.ccto. Ticket Olllce , 150J
Farn.un Stiect. Telephone 250
D.'pot , Tenth nnd Mnson
Telephone , 128.
Leave. Arrive
8:35 : nm 9:35 mr
and Piigel Sound. . . 4:35 : pm 4:03pm :
Lincoln laical ; . , . 7-05 Jm * 7:45
: pni
Lincoln Fast Mnll ! / . . . . : , S " 11:30 : am
" '
"CIirc'AaO. BURLINGTON A.
" Qulncy Railroad "The Iturl-
Inv-tun Route" Ticket Olllce ,
' 1VJ Fnrnam Street. Tolephriie
:5 < ) j Depot , Tenth cid Mason
StrwU , Telephone. 128.
1 a Leave.
Chicago VeFtlbuld KN 5:05 : pm 7:55 : nm
Chicago E\rrcss " 9:45 am 4:14 pm
Chlcano .t Ht lx > uls E 7:55 : pm 7 : .5 am
Paelflo Junction liocal " 11:40 : am C:10 : pin
Fast Mall . . 2:50 : pm
Dally , Dally oxc ! Dt Sunday.
CHICAGO. BT. PAUL. MINNE-
npolls & Omaha Railway-
General oniecs , Nebraska Dl-
\Uclon , Fifteenth nnd Wbster
streets. City Ticket olllce ,
1401 Farnam Stiect. Telephone
CC1. IJcpot , Fifteenth and Websti-r Streets. Telephone -
phone , 14SS.
L nye. Arrive.
Slcuv Pity Accommoda. S:5J : am S:25 : pm
Sioux rlty Accommoda. ! ) :5) : ) am 8:25 pm
HUlr , Emeii-oii. Sioux
C'ty , Poncn. llartlns-
ton and lll.miirllclg. . . . 1 1:00 pm " 11:55 : nm
Slcux City , MTinkatu , St.
Paul , Mlm.enpolls 6:15 : pin 9iu : nm
Dally. Dully except Sunday ,
only.
KAKri/iB CITY , ST. JOSEPH
, V Council Illuffs Rallioad
The Hurllnglon Itouto"
T'elccl ' OHke , jjiia l''Mnidin
Street , Telephone 25i ) . Depot ,
Tenth and Muson fe'tieets , Tel-
eplion - , 12S
. L'.nc Arilvi'
Kansas city Day Ex. . . . 'JiO' , nm : IO pm
KniiMii City Nljrht Ex. . 10uO : pip. ijsu ; „ , „
UNION PACIFIC "Till : OVKR.
land Itcute" fiencral olllces N
E Coiner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office , 131. :
Farnam Slitet. Telephone. 310.
Depot , Tenth nnd Maaoi. Streets.
Telep lone , m.
-ei'vc Arrive
The Overland Limited"
for Denver. Palt I.ako.
Pacific const , and all
western polnu . 1 s0 : am 4:45 : pm
Fan Hall train for
Denver , Fait l Ke.
Pacific cuht nnd all
vveitern points . 4C5 : pm * IO0 : nm
Lincoln , lleatrlce and
Ktrortltburs ExprcH. . . 1 4:0i : pm S:50 : p.n
Grand Island Entirety , . . 5. : : pm " 3SO : pn ,
Dally. Dally excipt Sunlay.
Council lllurrx Local LetvtJ. 5 n n. m i 1:50 a
n : 7:20 : n. m , ; 8:25 : n. m ; \ > > : r > a , m , ; i'ilS
p. m , ; 4:30 p m. ; 5:55 : p , m Airlvrj. n.20 a m. ;
7:20 : n. m ; 8 H m. :95 : : a. in ; 11:1) : ) n m. : 3:10 : p
in. ; 5:40 : p m.j 9:05 : p. m.10:43 : p m.
CHiCAOO. ROL'K ISLAND &
I .iclllu Rallruud "V'.ii.Great
Rock Isl.iml Route" City
Tcltel Oni.1333 Fiiinam
.Slreft Tcli-phnne , 128. Depot ,
Tintli nnd Mimon Strevls.
Tileplione , 128.
_ Leave. Arrive.
Clilciik-o and Ht. Paul
Vetilbuled Exnri'sa . , 4:50 : pm 1:45 : pm
Uncoln , Colorado Spl , ' .
Publo , Denver aucl
neat . ' SSprn 4:05 : pm
ClitcuKJ , Ufa Molneg and
Rock Island . 7:00 : pin 815.uii ; >
Atlantic Expicsn , tor
Dea Molnes and euit-
crn paint" . T. . . ' 7:00 : am 5 35 pn
Lincoln. Fnlrhury iud
IVIIcvlIle . . , . , " 54 ; ; , rn 10:45 : am
Dally. Pally excfpt Sunday.
CHICAdO , MILWAUKEE K ST
Paul Hnllnay-CIt ) TKIiei
O lice. I5QI Farnnin Stieet
Titl v > oni284. . Depot. Trnth
" 'Sfat. I and Milfoil b'lrreti.f.Up'.ione. .
&iulus. .
tiV - Iave. Arilie.
Cl Icugu Limited Ix. . . . 6:45 : um ' 05 im
Omahu and ChlcnBO I2 > ' 11:00 an. 1:50 : pm
Dally
OMAHA. KAN.SASls'T1" EASTERN RAIL.
road-0nuha' & Sil T.euls RalJrcn.l'The O , K. i
Rn.ite" Tlckel Onci , ! . un Farruim Bticoi.
Telrphi/nv. 3" ( D'pot ' , Tenth unil Ma on !
Klrerm. T'lvphane , , ,15 , . '
J H ! > > ave. Arrti > ,
I'Jtroinhurx. KIrk/vlli , I
Qulncy I.-cal..v.j. ; . 5 49 ara lu : < i pni i
Si. Liu If. N'fu Vorl.
LmlleJ ! > . , , , . , ] . . . ' / 4:30..m : am
Dully. v ,
WAUAEU : . 14li
rcmsm Sin1"- StiU ( Mi , Trnlli
and MHWT Ptiv n 12v
i.-ar ? Arrive ,
til. lJ > Ul > f , 71 >
l.M um 'll:3u am
n \if.itoAn.s.
( Continued. )
FREMONT , KLKHORN , t
Ml soml Valley Rnllwny Otn
ernl Offices. United State , j { , .
tlonnl H.tnk HtHMIng , South *
we t Corner Twelfth and Far.
nnm Streets. Tlikct o.rics ,
Otreet. Telephone. SCl. Depot.
WvbMcr
Rlack Hlll . Deadvvood . . . . . . . . .
nnl Hot HprlnR . 3:00 : pm 5W : pm
HnVtTnn York DnUd
City , Superior Geneva ,
Exeter nnd Reward. J:00 : pm E
Norfolk , West Point nnd 7fO : nm MO JX an ,
Fremont , 3:00 : pm 5tO : pm
Lincoln. Wnhoo and 7 : 0 nm * 10:2S : am
Fremont . . * 5'00 ' rm 6:00 am
Fremont Local " * 7W : nm
Dally. Dully eicept Sunday , "Sunday
only. " ' Dally ciccpt Saturday , Dnlly
ckcept Mondiy
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAIL , .
road-General Offices , United
States National Hank Hulld-
Intt , S , W. Corner Twelfth
nml Farnsm Streets. Tlchu
OOlce , 1101 Fnrnam Btrcet.
Telephone , CS1. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster
Streets , '
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City , Manknto , St
Paul , Mlnneapoll 6:15 : pm 9l am
Dally.
CHICARO A NORTHWEST ,
ern Railway City Ticket
Office , 1401 Firnam Street.
Telephone , Ml. Depot. Tenth
and Mason Street. Telephone
123.
Leave. Arrive.
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St Paul nml
ailnneapolls . . . . . . . . . . . t > :40 : nm " 10:45 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sloiix
City 7:30 : am 0:05 : pm
Denlson , Carroll , Wnll
Lake 7:30 : nm " 0:05 : pm
Eastern Express , Des
Molnes. Marshalltonn ,
Cedar Rnplds Chicago * * 10:45 : am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chicago
ami East 4:45 : pm 4:10 : pm
Fast Mull , ChlccRo to
Omaha . , 3:1U : Dm
Missouri Vr.llfy , Bloux
City. St. Paul. Minne
apolis Limited 6:55 : pm 0:25 : am
Omaha-ChlcaKo Special. . 6:30 : pm S:10 : am
-
Daily. " Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Offices nnd Ticket
Olllce , Uerchnnts National Uank
Hulldlnff , 1221 Fnrnnm Street.
Telephone , 104. Depot. Fifteenth
nnd Webster Streets Telephone ,
1458.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas"City. . St. LouU
and southern points. . . * 3:05 : pm " 12:5. : > pm
Kansas city Express. . 9:30 : pm C:20 : am
Ft. Crook K Union Ll. . 9:00 : prn 7:00 : am
Dally'H
'H I'-Oll LIFTING lliAMS.
Device of tin * IllliiolN Stool CiiliMillliy
for TrniiHfcrrliiK lliivj Motal.
Down at Joliet tlio Illinois Steel company
has rlRged up a sot of electric magnets capa
ble of picking up beams weighing more than
flvo tons each. The magnets are usexl , Bays
the Chicago Chronicle , for the purpose of
carrying the beams .from one point to an
other In the shops. They arc among the
most powerful appliance * of the UlnJ In the
world. Dut the amount of the llultl needed
to make them operate Is surprisingly small.
It requires absut one-tenth of the amount
of force to charge these magnets that It does
to pu'h on ordinary trolley car along the
street. They are horseshoe magnets with
Dolpd seven and one-half Inches apart. At
the upper end is a. plate of soft cteol. The
poles are ten Inches long and the upper seven
and one-half Inches arc wrapped with insulated
'
sulated ccvper wire'
The working of the magnet is simple.
When a plato or beam Is lying anywhere
else ttan where It is wanted the magnet , at
tached to the crane tackle. In place of the
ordinary sling or hook , Is lowered and Its
ooles placed on the load to bo moved as near
'ho center as practicable. Then the current
Is turned on and the underlying plate cr
beam Is held fast by the magnetic attraction.
The crane Is then put in motion In the usual
nanner an-i the beam is transferred to the
spot where it is wanted. When It Is fairly
ilaced In Us new position the current switch
is turned off and the action of the magnet
ceases. The only reason why such magnets
have not long been In use Is because of the
fear tint the lead would drop If there was
any temporary failure of the current. Th'rc
Is always possible , though It is becoming lcss _
BO every day with the improvement In cfec-
trlcil apparatus.
To guard against accidents the Insulated
cells a-o factored In water-tight brass cas.
Inc ; and the whole magnet Is covcreJ In with
Kilf-lnch sheet steel. If these magnet"
prove a success when tested by time larger
s'zcs will bo employed. When used In con
nection with electric cranes , which arc now
becoming common , only two hand switches
will be required to move iron OP steel loads.
Of course , loads of other materials could be
picked up equally well by the electro magnet
with a heavy keeper and a hook attached to
It for the ordinary sling.
A flood ICxiiiniilt- .
The exnmple of W. W. Brewer , justice of
the peace , and a prominent citizen of Mount
Jowett , Pa. , Is worthy of emulation. He
says : "I never leave homo without a bottle
or Chnmberlaln'fl Colic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy , and always recommend
It to my friends. U Is the beet I ever used ,
and never falls to glvo Immediate relief. "
A 'OIAVT ' \IIVKSTI3U. .
It IN Hun by St I'll in mill CiilM n
KlIXv-Ttvo Fret \Vlil > .
This season , In the great wheat-growing
section of the Ssn Joarjuln valley , a giant
harvester has been In use which cuts ,
threshes and sacks the wheat growing on
ono hundred acres dally. The machine , when
all Its sickles are In use , cuts the enormous
swath of fifty-two feet , relatea Harper's
Weekly. Eight or ten men are able to handle
It easily , and It turns out from 1.400 to 1,800
sacks of wheat In a ten-hour day.
The machine la arranged with a central
body , which Is the regulation twen
ty-six-foot harvester. On each side of
thla main slcklo Is a thirteen-foot
ijickle. When the machine begrn work thli
year , the traction engine , which was built
specially for It. pushed tills enormous har-
vciter through the heavy grain of th Islands
In the San Joaquln river as easily ns a team
of horses would draw a wigon on a road
When , however , the softer ground was
reached , the weight of the machine pioved to
be so great that the wheels Rink late thj
soil , and the traction engine could not per
form Its work as rapidly ns It should have
done ; horce , there was a great loss of power.
To remedy this , the side sickles had to be
removed.
The output of the mach'nu ' In this new
form Is COO to SOO sacks per diy. Next scasoj
the owners will use It on upland only , where
they will he able to employ all three of the *
slcklea. thus making It the largest harvester
In thu world.
TO CURE A COLD IN GNU DAY
Taki ) Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablrts. All
druggists refund the money If It falls to
euro. 2ic. (
Kullcil In Hi-KlxliT I'miicrly.
"Well , how should I know they worn mar
ried ? They registered Mr. - and lady , so
I assigned ono to a room In the third story
and 'thu other on the second floor , " said .M.
K. Scott , proprietor of the Sylvan hotel of
La Porto , who placed a man anil wlfu In an.
awkwaril BHnajlon one night recently , re
lates the Houston ( Trx. ) 1'oat. It was In
the corridor of the Hutchlns that Mr , Scott
wan relating the Incident to friends.
"What ill ! they do ? "
"They remained up one-half of the night
In their respective rooms , waiting for each
other to cotne In , "
"How illd It end ? "
"Why , Iho man came creeping down the
stairs between 12 and 1 a. m. to eco what
was the matter. "
"Was ho ir l ? "
"Siy , don't mention It. nut I'll bet he
doofn't register that way again. "
A llnrrlliliHivi'iini' .
C'ovelanl Le.ulerj Tltw man was nearl.1
out of breulh. When he could .speak he Bali
to the wondering woman :
"I have just ; avn i your husbund from n
watery grave He tnrew himself Into th
rlvtr , uml n the rl k of my own Ilfo 1
Jumnfd In and navrd him. " , ,
"Well , " she said , os he reaumeil he ;
Ironing , "I nlwavs feared thnt you'll try
to be revenged for being refused by me
nevcn years'ngo ; but I never dreiuncil that
your hate would lead you to do fcuuh a
thine an this. " . . . .
Then she lief Bn tinging a lulluliV to the
little liare-legged boy who was rolling1 on
the floor.
MmmmM
! KV BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP. 1
It cannot uo concealed , says the New Orleans -
loans Picayune , that there Is n irowltiR ;
tendency , oven In the nouth , where nirscttlltic
gallantry has holil out loimrcl 01 tip : p.m
of men to let women In the street cirs s.hlft
for themAelvrs. It has not cotne to that
point yet , but the movement Is growing In
thai direction.
It Is a fact that men nro rapidly falling In
the courtesy which wag once uniformly
shown to women , and the reason , to a larg >
extent , Is that men Are meeting women as
competitors In all fields of labor , and this
fact vastly changes thn social relations be *
tuocn the sexes , Women nro claiming all
sorts of equality with men , moral , political
and physical , and are declaring more and
more their Independence. The effect on the
next generation will bo very marlccd and
peculiar. The men and women of the pres
ent arc affected to an overpowering extent
by the Influence of old Ideas and training ,
and that Is the reason they talk about street
car manners and social ethics In their rela
tions to the sexes ; but In the year 1930 , jiuil
thirty-three years , or the period of one gen
eration from the present time , people will
no longer cnocurn themselves about such
matters.
The greater the number of women at work
In proportion to the men tha moro stringent
the competition , and It can easily bo seen
that , according to thu figures shown , the
day might como \vhen there would bo no
street-car manners , but every Individual
would look out for himself or horself. an the
ca.io may be. Hut even should chivalry ho
extinguished from human manners , there
will always romalu the ChrUtlan gr.ico of
charity ; so , In the time to come , able-bodied
young men and women who have seats In the
cars will rtso to give their places to old men
and women , and to others who may be sicker
or disabled.
A week ago , says the St. Louis Hcpubllc ,
two fiancees , with several hundred other
young women front the country , reached St.
Louis to mnko tliolr fall purchases from thn
wholesale houses. Klancee No. 2 went to
one large millinery house to buy goods ,
and thu other young woman to another largo
establishment. If they had been men It would
never had happened , but , being women , each
young lady wished lo see just as much with
out paying for It as slio possibly could. Su
fiancee No. 2 set out on a tour of the other
trimming rooms , and with poetic justice at
her elbow she stepped unconsciously into the
trimming room of the establishment where
fiancee No , 1 was doing hur buying. Throne
ono young lady had gone In just ahead of the
other , and In carelessly opening her reticule
had dropped a letter. Fiancee No. 2 picked
up the letter. She knew that handwriting
among n thousand , and just from force of
habit she retired to a corner and read It
through. It told the story plainly enough.
Now , every milliner knows that It Is Im
possible for two wonun to own the same-
bonnet ; and also that no woman wishes to
own a bonnet after it has been worn by an
other woman. Consequently it was a very
easy matter for the two fiancees to agree ,
whoii they formed each other's iicqualntance
that evening In the hotel , that they were both
done with the young man. He was expected
to call that evening early upon fiancee No.
2 and later upon fiancee No , 1. Hut they
both mot him In fiancee No. 2's drawing
room , where they said , " \Vo thought we'd
save you trouble , and give you only one pang
Instead of tvo , for we've both decided to
break our engagements. " And now the young
man has added a new word to Sam "Waller's
warning , and ho sajs , "Huwaro of vlddora ,
and also of milliners. "
An odd Idea , originated by some one of the
many lovers of "the divine Jane , " is to give
an evening's entertainment , for the drawing-
room and for amateur performance , of scenes
from Miss Austen's novels. These require
ao set scenery , but nn arrangement of fur
nishings after the style of a century ago
will make the most effective background.
Of course the quaint and peculiarly stiff
dress of the same period will also help to
carry oft the performance. After that the
rest may bo left , even In the hands of com
paratively Indifferent actors , to the words of
the author. Scenes may bo freely selected
from "Emma , " "Pride and Prejudice , "
"Northangcr Abbey , " and "Mansfield Park. "
There Is an embarrassment of
riches from which to choose ,
as a score of delightful remem
brances come up to the mind at the mere
mention of those dearbooks. There are some
characters , however , such as Mrs. Klton , Mr.
Collins , and Lady Catharine , which certainly
'
must be Introduced In soma one or other o'f
their telling situations ,
After shopping or unpacking or sowing , or
whatever else she 'has to < Io on these in
sufferable days , a bath Is the first thought
of the average woman. She would love to
plunge right Into a tub of cold water and
stay there until all memory of her un
pleasant day had been effaced. If she is
wise she will do no such thing. A tepid
water bath is better than either a hot or
cold onu in this wcatlipr , and if a table-
.spx > nful of ammonia la added to the water
the effect will bo both cool and bracing.
After a fatiguing day a. bath to which
couple of handfuls of sea salt has been
added will prove wonderfully refreshing.
Hathlng the face In cold water when over
heated Is apt to cause -congestion und con
sequent blotches and spotH to appear.
Lemonade and ginger ale are thu mst
cooling drinks , and too great mental ex
ertion or worrying or fussing are to bo
eschewed entirely If ono hopes to keep
cool ,
From a long cxperlonco In the satisfactory
use of camph rwooJ chests a wise woman ,
who recently built > a model homo , included
In her plan on ? amall room entirely sealed
with this moth-proof wood , where the
family's most treasured possessions of wool
anil fur have been stored through the sum-
morn. The tiny storeroom has a skylight
In the rcof , but no windows where danger
of a careless leaving ajar might oc
casionally bo incurred. This has been so
entirely satisfactory that she no-.v Intends
to liavo a living room , in which many
antique draperies and rugs are collected ,
finished entirely In camphorwcod , which ,
when polished , Is not unlllio white oak , and
may easily ho made distinctly oiiiHinental.
This would teem. with the IIBU of tight ,
fine screens as an extra precaution , a fafo
way of enjoying wJthout fear some valuable
furnishings that ordinarily liavo been tc-
ductlvo harbors .for that fatal and prolific
enemy , the moth.
They tell a story of St , Ooorgo'H Hplscopal
church , or rather ono of Its attendants , when
the church was down on Hcckmun ireut ,
Now York City , which shows an
unusual case of abucncu of mind.
Tin ! old resident who lulls the story
wan a young man Just fining into buulni'SH
ut that tlmo , and ho kept late hours In his
employer' * ) shop , just across from tha church.
Coming out at nearly midnight , ho saw a
woman across the street who seemed to bn
In trouble , Inquiry brought to light thu
Tact that she had been to scrvleo that night ,
( alien her boy a few years old , and ho had
fallen asleep and she had gonu homo without
him. She did not lemember him until nho
reached homo and by the tlmo aim returned
the church was closed , and what to do she
didn't know. A crowd gathered , on a crowd
will oven at midnight , but no QUO knew ex
actly what to do. "Oct n ladder" said one.
Dut there was no ladder , so climbing up
so that It WBH InipoKilhlu to decipher the
no Ictn on the church , thn sexton's uddreas
was discovered , a long distance from the
church. Some onu went ' ° r I'1'11- ' ' " ' " ' ' ! " '
child was found btlll sound asleep on thu
dubious.
The practlco of dressing for the street If )
the theater and church bofor the play or
service Is over Is growing In the thoitcr
women put on their hatp lg oneo at the
beginning of the last acti t Is almost Im
possible to hoar the cloilus lyorda of a play ,
and If the curtain goes up at the c'.rsu the
adorn looking down upon the auditorium
run at BCH &omethlciK which looks very much
llko a panic-stricken crowd. No one la In a
hurry after the outer door la , retched , and
this mud haste In.ildo ts as Urarge &n It U
ill-bred and dliagreublo. Inchutrh the
rush is not eo mad , hut the sentiment U
oven moro objectionable. A churchman In
a ritualistic churcli , . venernble-look'ng
man. will genuflect during different portions
tions of the service , h's rcsporscs > ro de-
\niit , nnd his atnenn fervent , hut ilio last
prayer and the last part ot the reces. tonal ,
both of which ate AS Import-nit parts or
the service ns they would bo U they ca \ \ aIn
In another part of the order of eteixlsm ,
finds hlmQjf putt ng on his gloves anil him -
Ing for his Ml and stick. Is the former
devotlorl a mockery , or Is ho only possessed
with the Ineanlty of Ifio ago ?
"I've broken the engagement , " announced
the sentimental girl , eadly , and her com-
panlcn looked up In .surprise , relates the
Tlmrs-Hcrald.
"Why. Alicia AnRella Martin ! " she ex
claimed , breathlessly , "I'm too astounded to
speak. 1 thought you told mo only yesterday
that jou loved him bettor than all the world ,
and couldn't live without him. "
"So 1 did , " responded the sentimental girl ,
sighing like n furnace , "but I had to do It.
Just the same. You know my nature crnvea
and needs sympathy -r now minister oaya
I'm onu of the very few wnnum ho knowa
who would starve , spiritually speaking , with
out affection and I've never fancied thnt
Charllo was quite ns sympathetic as ho
might he. Ho was ntwayn saying someth I\K \
which Jarred on my uervos Just n little , you
know , and yesterday I made up my mind
that after wecro married Itould be tor
ture , nnd thnt I'd better end It. Our mlnta-
ter hc'a only 2C. my dear , and the nlredt
boy you over saw had just been talking
to mo about tint solemnity at getting mar
ried , and alt that , jou know , and ho wai
perfectly lovely , \Vo were sitting on the
front porch , In the nhado of the big vine
there , nnd I had on that lovely black ch ftou
frock of mine Charlie hates It llko poison ,
but I know the minister thinks It e lovely ,
and I really do look nice In It.
"Well , just as ho finished his nice lltt'o
sermon , who should come In nt the gate but
Charlie who'd been nwnv for a woek-ard
I Just flow down the path to meet him Mme
Farronl says I run very gracefully , and I
knew that drc s would float out beiutifully
" 'You look llko n dear little blackblH '
Charlie told mo ns wo came up the steps ,
and thu minister bowed nnd said , with tlo (
sweetest smile , 'Not a blackbird , surely Mr.
Browne , but n sweet llttlo dove. '
" 'No , ' answered Charlie , who hates t' ' o
minister worse than n mad dog , 'like a
blackbird , as I said , or ' seeing that I wnn
frowning at him , I suppose 'a dear l.ttl-i
black bat. '
"Now , what do you think of that ? A IwM
And when the minister had just said I
looked like a lovely white dove. 1 Jiut
made up my mind , all In a minute I wasn't
mad. either and you needn't think it--only
determined that Charllo and I would novar
live happily together , anyway , and- and I
gave him back his ring. Tinminister' ' Oh ,
wo we we're going tandem riding tomor-
Some Interesting details concerning tha
lives of borne dozen eminent French widows
have como to light. It appears that Mmo.
MacMahnu , the wife ot the marshal aid
president of that name , declined to accept
n state pension when offered to hrr She
Is , however , well provided for , and duilig
the winter Is to be found In her mansion ,
situated In the Hue do Hcllcchassc , but dur
ing the Hummer mouths she ictlres ( o her
chateau In the Lolret. The royaliot circles
in which she moves nro of n very select and
exclusive nature. Mme. Carnet lives an ex
tremely retired life , but still receives the
visits of princes and other distinguished
people who como to condole with her. In
her house she has n little chapel , which
she has arranged herself and filled with
souvenirs of her late husband. She also , llko
Mmo. MacMahon , has declined a htute pen
sion.
sion.Tho
The tvifo of the "Grand Francala , " M do
Lesscps , spends the greater part of the year
at La Chesnnge , whore her husband died.
She receives n pension of 120,000 francs a
year from the Suez Canal company. M.
Pasteur's widow has taken up her residence
at the Institute bearing her husband's name ,
and Is In receipt of a pension of 25,000 franca
a year. Ono of the most active of thcso
ladled Is tin ; wife of the historian , Mlcholet ,
who lives quite alone , and oi-cuplos her tlmo
in bringing out new editions of her late
husband's work and editing the MSS , ho
left behind , Including his memoirs. Mme.
Alexandra Dumas , too. Is busily engaged ,
but In a different way , with her husband's
MSS. , for her object Is to prevent any of
tliQ numerous works or fragments of work *
he left behind from being published. Tim
wife of the Illustrious composer of "Faust"
Mme. Gounod goes n step further than
tills , and refuses to allow the performance
of some of Gounod's earlier compositions , on
the ground that the reputation of the de-
ceaced musician might suffer from , the criti
cisms passed upon them.
The only woman In the world who fondlca
lion cubs for amusement , and who prefers
them to either dogs or kittens as household
companions , Is Mis. 'Klltc-h of Denver , Colo.
This remurkablu woman sees nothing un
usual In her actions , however , and says that
she collected strange wild beasts for pets
simply because she likes them and not for a
fnd or to attract attention. She owns the
only private zoological garden In the coun
try , nnd slio takes great delight In managing
It herself.
"When I want a change from driving
horses , " said Mrs. Klltch , "I have an ostrich.
the only pacing bird owned by a woman. I
drive It for amusement , never for the pub
lic. It hauls n light road wagon , and Pvo
just got a new ono with pnvuiiiatlc tires , I
have often tried the effect of music on my
animals , and frequently give n concert to
some of them at my cottage. Thn violin
affects them inrst. "Hears " are most sus
ceptible to the inllueni'o. "
The cost of the equipment of Mr . Klltcli's
zoological garden runs up into thousands ot
dollars , without counting upon the original
cost of the property. The construction ot
water ducts , suwerago , lake and swimming
pool , theater , etc. , represent largo sums ot
money. After all thcoo were constructed
then c.imo the landscape gardening , tlio
llowers. the shrubbery , the rare birds nnd
fowls and furnishing of the zoo , which rep-
iricnts $30.000 alono. When thcso were
ready thn theater and players were next to
bo considered. A binnll army of employes
Is necessary to keep everything moving
harmoniously , and n good financier at the
head to watcli that ( r.vrctoil capital Is not
wasted. The wliolo I'uterprlno suggests courage -
ago , executive ability and brain powur , and
It Is all centered in tint stylish llttlo head
ot this piquant , huxy-mlLded woman.
Just before going away on his vacation
DP. Madden , pantor of Calvary Haptlxt
church , 'fronted , N. J. , expressed HOIHO
regret that up to that time this congrcgatlqn
had not been able to glvo a much-needed
coat or two of paint to the church.
Immediately on his departure half a dozen
men of the congrcgatlcri volunteered to paint
the church , being urged thereto by the
women member * . After agreeing , however ,
some of I ho men banteilngly inulstcd ( hat
tlip women should paint the church fence ,
The women agrcod to do no , and have car
ried out lh 'lr prnmlte. They did not take
up a collection und hire men to do the wotlc ,
but with their own h.indu wielded thn
'
brushes , and 'they have cvory roison to feel
proud of their efforts.
None of the men believed the promise )
voiild bo kept , hut they were mistaken , and
unprejudiced critics say the painting of the
fence excels that of the chapel. The women
did not wait until darkness came , hut went !
lo work at 3 o'clock In the afternoon ,
tt'hen the C o'clock whistles blew they
knocked off for tint day , and the next after
noon completed thrlr task. The fence U
about 275 feet long and the new coat of
paint Is of a bciutlfnl shade of balmon. Thn
only amisonce the mini gave was the mixing
of the paint , and some of the women tx.llovo
Iho results would hnvn bran oven more sat
isfactory had they done the mixing them-
.
The painters were tmnbonneta and calico
dresses and ever slnco the fence was painted ;
have been nuralng hands blistered by hold
ing the bruihes. Many persons watched
tlieiu iit work , but taunts did not seem lo
trouble them. Borne complained that women
vhnuld paint the fcnco while many men
weie without work , but the brushed never
stopped.
Small vlll , iafe pill , b'tst pill , Do Wltt'm
I , Htlii Kirly Itlscrw cufo..l > lllousnou , connUi
fallen , cck ! tiruclichu.