Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY 1113 E ; A'iJTrKD.VY , OCTOBER . > , ' OT
SPECIAL NOTICES
< for tlir-ic column *
trtll tic In ken until 11 ! in. for tlio ;
cvonlnu mill until H p. n for tlio
\IS \ unit Siiiulny vdllloiii ,
liy rciiiM-MtliiK n niini-
CMIII IIIMP miM frd ( d-
Ircmii'it to n iiiiinlifrcil Irllcr In cure
of The lire. AIIIUPTM no nililroiipil
nlll lie Ufllvcri'd on : iri"iciilntl iii of
till ! fllCI'U Ulll > .
Itnlrx , 1 t-S n r ord 11 pit Inxortloii ;
lo a noril lliurctittfpollihiB tnKt'ii
Tor INM Hi nil URc for the II Put Inncr-
llon. Tlifxi * nil 'iPtlmine t limit lie
run unnHveiillv > .
\V \ VI'KMSITIJ.VH'lXS. .
V/ANTBO. POSITION 1IY YOUNO MAN 1)0-
ln typewriting eotlcctlri" . etc. ! R" " ' { ; r >
nice * . . Addle * * \V C.llet. _ _ A-M84B H _
NY UANI1Y YOU.SU
lo do nn > tlilnf. W II , tlJ.
A Mk > 7 1 *
WAXTK1J MAMS HUM * .
CANVAS-SOUS no TAKiToiiiniiiw : NEW LINE
of work ; no heavy toods lo cniry ; filmy or
cominhmlpn , C. P. Adams Co. , SI I H IMh * it ;
D .il , *
BAI.K3MUN KOn CIOAKS. JKS A MONTH AND
expciiim ; old firm : experience uniiei'tii. < iry w
t'.uccmcuts to customers. C. U. lllnliop ,1 L'l. ,
Kt. UUl . H .
FTNr7 woMVH SOLIIMTOUH I'oii run
NAtlonal IfMMMuwclatlou ; Hie l > j-t. imr - t
nnil soundest frittenmi order in HIP ilclil tcday.
AcKH'KJ. f. A. C. Stovtlis , 511 N. 18th St. .
Omnia. : I I BIT
WANTl'I ) . IIOYII AT J1UIIP11Y , WASHY &
t'o.'n. . JSJ nml IISM 8 *
VANTii-A CAPAHL.H UHtlCI CI.1-2IIIC , niJO-
IxtcTfil In Nclnn&ka : rcfeiunro r * ( iulr l. Ail-
dreKS W 4. lice olllce. _ ' - '
.WANTED. inT o i.i-Aiix Tin : IIAIUUK
trade ! only clclit woelia imulroil ; Illustrated
catnloKiie with innp ol the city mailed free.
i Jtoler liysiem of Ilarlicr Schools. Clark anu
Van tlurcn Sis. , t.ilcnKi ! > i branclu-r. New Vru ,
Bt. Louis , Cincinnati nnd Mlnnenpolls.
. HUSTLING. KXPKP.mXCnt ) CAN-
vniwor nt once ; references lequlicd. Address
W II , Dee iifllce. U-.MSIQ ! ) *
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1\VANTKD , BTiNOnilAPlIiU AND TKt.R-
Rrniihcr combined ; Indy or Rcntlemaiii Smith ;
i Kood salary : call ut Smith 1'iemler cilice. Ilic
Knilth Premier Typewriter Co. J 11. Mc > -
Dowell , mannircr. ll-MSM 9
AND AVOMHN OUCUNI/I'nS AND SO-
llcltors for best frnteinul beneQclary society
In the il ld ; Rood pay. Adilrcsi Supreme Sec
retary Star of Jupiter , McCoolt , -hrntlia. .
H-M 'INT
.WANTnn . , SAT.HSMRX WITH AN ESTA1I-
llahoil trade to repictnt ua In the stntci of
Ohio. Tennesfoe , Ailuirn.i : < , lown. Te\n nnd
California only salesmen with nn i-nlnblUhed
trade need nply. | , Henry \V Kins & CV ,
Market nnd Adams HU , Chlraen. n MS.H 10 *
, ACIUNTS ; fJO TO SM A WKKK SUHI !
to workers ; no cftpltiil needKil ; new Eoods ; new
plan ; noils at nlKlit , every family needs It H.
S. Co. , l > oi Ii4. I'lnclnnatl. Ohio. _ II
\VANTCD. 1'1'W QOOn PI3H-
manent potltlun ; f.-1'c.n Ju = t opened ; itniile
line * salary or coinmlPFlon. with expenses.
Lulto rSrolhers Co. , C.ilc.iKQ. ll-M'Ci !
siiovKtuns ron n.Mi.noAD WOUK ;
Kood imv ; free 'nn > s. ship dnlly. White's J.nlicr
Acnicy , ' 110 N. ICth Ft. Ii-lb51 10 *
u\ioiuns roit IXTISA CJAMO
work In Wyoming nnd lown. Kr.mict ft
' , n-MS31 10 *
O'llenin , lllli nnd Knrnnrn -
\VANTib I.KSSinN FOU I.tlimiCATINO
oils , Ricnscs anil > .pcclaltles ; fnlnry or com-
ml.'Hon. Address the Detroit Hi'dnlnRo. . ,
925-6 ? InJstlc hldi ; . , Detroit. Mich. It Ms9 9 *
WA.NTK1J I'Ka HUM' .
aw anti > s roit AI.IJ KINI > S or WOIIK ; S3 TO
$7 week. Cnnndlun Otilce , 1S22 Douglas.C .
C 518
GIIILS CAN OUTAIN UMI'LOYMKNT T1V AD-
drcsslncr Mrs. H. MIIITUV , 1'remont , Neh.
C-MfiW 10 *
VVANTKB emit"roit oixEUAn u tjsn-
woik. llefeitnces required. Apply 415 North
50th ftreet. C S12-S'
rou QRNKKATHOUSU -
\voik. 32 Georsln , Ave , , near Maacn.C
C S2I-JO
VVANTRD A NUitsn AT THU SOUTH OMAHA
hospital. Call nt 1IOS Noitli 2Cth street. Mrs.
"William lieiry. C S2" - ! / '
JTIltlSTWOnTHY WOMAN WANTED 1'OH
trnvelliiR position with old ostiil > IMi < > il llrm ;
permiinpnt : ? 40 per month nnd expenses. "A.
llox 731 , Chicago , III. C MRHl ID *
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KOll UICNT IIOIJSISS.
IIOUHUS IN Al.n PAHTS OK TIIJ3 TITY. Till :
O. V. IXivIi Compiny , 1,03 ! Fnrnnm. D 515
ilOUSIIS ; 1JKNKWA & CO. , IDS N. 13TH ST
1J-628
MODIIIIN HOUSES , C. A. STAKIt , 925 N. V.
Life. IJ-521
HOUSES ; WAUI > ACK , nilO\VN' HLOCK. 1CT1I
nnd DoURlns. D 52J
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CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAOEH ArTi7ovniii
city , 15 lo J75. Fidelity , 1st Moor N. Y. Ilfc.
U-C1I
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HOUSES , COTTAOKS & STOllES" , Al.b I'AIITS
of city , llrennnn & I ve Co , , J30 I'nxlon block.
U-321
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iTAKGE LIST. M'CAGUE , 1.711 1 AND DOUOlT
D-524
HOUSES , FLATS , QAIIVIN BROS. . 1C13 I'AH-M
U-523
HOUSES FOR KENT , IIEMIS. PAXTON 1 > T 'c !
D-S2J
HOUSES , J. II , SHEIIWOOD , N. Y.
n-.127
FOR HENT , CHOICE IMtOOM DirTACHED
modern bouse. Imiulro 23IS C.ipltol avenue.
D-S23
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JIOVINO HOUSEHOKD C5OODS AND PIANOsT
Om. Vnn & StoinBO Co. , lull' ! Farnam : lc | iS'iD.
D-MO
CHAS. E. WIM.IAMSON , CO ! HEK
Tel. 71T , D-M1
ininNlBHED HOUSE , MODERN , S ItOOMS ,
ouk llnlsh , cluilco location. Fiirnam cur line ,
with Kuoil burn , tlO.IX ) per linnth. Fidelity
Trust Company , flrnt floor New Yiirk rIft > Mds.
D-M300
BIX-nOOM COTTAnE. Al O 0 I'NFUHNISIIED
rooms , oil modern , 2124 Miami st. I ) M257
BEAI18 ItKNTAIi ! 10 McCAOUE
lllk. D-45ti
TWO LAHOE HOf.SES IN DUNDEE PLACE ;
chenp. CM llee hldtf. D M583
FOIl UEN'FMODKUN 5-HOOM DETACHED
bouse , furnace , bnth. etc , , nice lawn , best con-
dlllnn. KO N. "Mi street. Imiulre ! > 53 N.
J5th it. DilS
.WANTED. . AT ONCK. ItETWEEN K AND CO
hour.cs to rent ; crent dentani ftr liouseti ; rentils
a melttlty , J H Sherwood , 42. N. Y. Life.
D-M7J1
ITOIl HENT. NO. 2 1S OHAItLKS ST. . WITH
V rooms : all modern Improvements ; 1:00,1
etnlilo. John Hanilln. I
QOOD. MODERN , EIOHT-llOOM 1IOUHE.
with Imin nil In pooil roimlr ; not on cur
line. 437 Hoard of Trade. ! > -S3 9
Vim 1tivrrim.\i.siiii > HOOM.S.
J'LUASANT HOO.MS. 1919 DODOE.
DODOE.EM20Q.Q1C'
FURNISHED HOO.MH. 1C1S CALIl'OUNIA ST.
' E-67U-OJ2'
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EOUTll ROOMS , 1WC CAPITOL AVE ,
E-M77711 *
S-6R HENT. LAROi : FRONT ROOM. WELL
. urplsheJ. 16J7 DoilRu SI. K-MTitl 13
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FURNISHED IIOOM , 2017 HARNEY STREET.
F.-S08-12 *
NICELY Ft'llNlSHED ROOM WITH CLOSET
* . * , . 308 UoUh-las St. E S2G S
FRONT ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. MRS. RE-
guln. 1313 Cass. E-MS43 ] 0
VIIRNISHED PARLOR HEDROOM. SOIS
Dodge t , '
ROOMS AXI ) HOARD.
BTEAM HEATKlI ROOMS WITH UOARII. SU09
Haniey. F S33-O ll
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LARGE SQUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO ;
other rooms ; coed touiil , The Rose , 2020 Hor-
ner. F-M591
UOUBItN IIRICIf. ROOMS AND HOARD , M.50
up. Cl Nor III 19th. I'-Mi IS-
THE ALI1ANY. : I01 TjOtJOLAs ! LO\'ELY
tulle ol unfurnlthea roonu ; other rooms , ulth
board. F M750 10"
TUB MERRIAM. FIRST'-CLASS FAMILY
hotel. Kill und Dotlga utrecU. F MI79 OH *
FURNISHED ROOM AND 1JOARD NEAR
} Un com Park ; modem hou ; private family ,
AdOren U it , IK * . F-113V *
1M IMISUKII IIOOMS V\I ) HOlttt ) .
( Contlniietl. )
IIATL'S AND THK
bent fme A h ime liumKtl nvf " rv.trrs \
every elghl nilnul's. Ntey ! luinl-lK I ,
imnnRf mtnl , 'ljjin Kx | o ll | . n.
Hutel ENTERTAINS lib * ' fts ,
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NICI5LY FUIINISHKI ) 1'HONT ROOM , M'i- !
ern ci-nvenlenies , urltalc fninlly.74lS * JMIi
stre-.l. r S1 H 11 *
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NITKirY T'Un N lsirBl71.ROXT ROOM ? , WITH
Uwrd. I '
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ho.Min "CsiTiiooMT'isT'inrVr.Kic ; NH-F.
Mom nnd Rood mrnl for li eenf 7n North
ISlh ! " " 10'
f _ " _ _ T"1 !
iTrRoir ANl ) "PLEASANT HOOMB. I * < * N- .
veulciit Inc-nlli.ns : home cool < ln i inoilein
liciUfe. SH N. Zld St. I--.MS4SI 0-
FRONT ROOMS , WITH OP. WITHOUT ItOARU.
ISM tlnrncy. K-MKS lo'
l-'Oll ltl\TU.\KljItMtIIMI ! ) 1UIOMS.
FOR RUNT , 3 ROOMS. 70S 3 , 17TH ST.
a-Mlfi9OJ7
KOll HK.XT STOUI'S AM )
FOR KENT. DESK ROOM IN OROt'ND FU3OR
olllce. llie liulldltiK ; wnler , ctenm hent , eltcirlo
llcht nnd Janitor pen Ice. Applv to It. W.
linker , siipi.'rlntt.n < 1cnt , llee hulWins. 1 Wl
FOR RKNT-THE 4-SlORV IIRICIC Ht'ILDINO
' nt IC Fnrnnm t. TfiU hulldlni ; hns n llrepniof
cement tnecmcni , comiilctc rtenm heating Mx-
tureiii water on nil ttoors , gas. etc. Apply nt
the oflice of Tl , Dee. 1-910
FOP. RENT-IN THE HEE DUILtJINO :
On * In' p comer room , 5d lloor , nltlt vnult and
private isnico.Anler , etc.
One lnit , front icom , 2d lloor , divided Into two
recnii by piirtltlon , water , etc.
Oni IHIRO corner room , 2d floor , with vault ,
wnler. He.
Onu ftont room , < ll\M < > d liy pnrtltton , third floor.
One corner luun with vniilt , third floor.
One Inrsc room , thlid lluor , with piirtltlon dl-
vldhiR R Inlo on < j Inipf room nnd two smaller
| irl tcrooniH , wnler , etc. .
Two large KrounJ door rooms with vniilti.
Se\ernl small room ? rm fourth floor , with vnults.
All these ro.ims arc ticnleil with steam , electrlo
Hshtt urilled | ) , with tlrst-cln ii Janitor serv
ice. Elevators run iluy nnd nit night. Ilulld-
IHK strictly fireproof. Apply to It. W. Raker ,
superintendent , room 101 , Heo building ,
I-19S
AtlB.NTS AVVXTHIJ.
AOENTS WANTED. TO INTRODUCE OUR
line of popular prlc < * il cnmeiiis , Just out ; e\cry-
body buys them : profits liberal ; excellent
clmncc lo mail1 money For term nml p.ioto-
Rrniihs nildrosi Iwv Crcsse Cnmern Co. , X 37 ,
La Crosse. WIs. J-M853 ll
1VAXTI1I _ .TO
WANTED , TO RENT OR IltIV FIRST-CLAPS
residence In Koo.-t location , nine to tnehc
rooms ; state full paitlculnie. Address W 10 ,
Ri-c olllce. K MS32 15
JiTUIl.VGi : .
PAi'IFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
808-'HO Jones ; u-ne-nl storairc and forwiinlliiK.
M-511
O.M. VAN & CTOUAOE U1HS FARN'M. TEL 1S,9.
M-S33
FRANK EWEl'.S. STORAOE , 1214 \RNRY ;
Imullnit & paikliiK. cheapest rates , Tel. SM ! .
M 785
TO ntv. ;
PRICE PAID FOR OMAHA SAVINGS
Uinlc accounts nt IODIII 500 , N. Y. Life Iddc.
N 531 !
HIOHKST PRICES PAID FOR OMAHA SAV-
IPE3 bank nccounts. The riiron IRceil Cn
N M400
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS RANK A < %
counts. O. G. Wallace , 312 Rronn blk. , 10th
nnd Douglas. N 593
WILL PAY CASH FOR J3.000 OMAHA RAV-
inifs Rnnli nrcountB. F. D. Wead , r.24 DmiR-
las. Inrurnnce. N S23 9
WANTED , TO RUY FARM SQ TO 16) ACRES
from 10 to HO miles out nf Omaha ; Iowa pre
ferred ; must lie cheap for cash. Address W 8 ,
Ree. N M83S 9
KOll SAM : MISCKM.AXKOUS.
SAWDUST , HULK OR SACKED CRIRIHNO
nnd hoc fence. C. R. Lee , 901 UoucLis.
. Q-537
HOO FENCK. ALL AVtRE , UEST ON EAItTlT ,
lawn nnd ynrd fence. Wire Works , 10:1 : s. 14th.
r wo 2S
FOIl S VLK. IIORSnS AVIV.COXS. .
ONE OP THE FINEST AND FASTEST ROAD-
Elcrs In city. Addicss W 3 , HOP
P MSI ! 9'
CIiAIHVOVAXTS.
MRS. PAUL. TRANfE MEDIt'M , 203 N. ICTH.
imllc the si'iminted ; rliancei luck ; letters con-
tnlnlns stnmp piomptly ana ; ladles , r > 0c.
S--M77i N4
ZENO-rLMRVOVAKT OVER 1321 LEAVEN-
worth st. S EOS 12'
MASSAGF ! , IIATIIS , ETC.
OKIHNTAL TURKISH IIATHS FOR LADIES &
gentlemen , Ode. 107 H. lltrf. Telephone 1S > I.
T 7C2-Q.8 *
MEDICATED HATHS , RAREOE. SEA , SUI.-
phur , innssaKe. Mme. liih&on. from Paris. 107
N. 12th St. T M3.I5 O21'
UATHS. MASHAOE. LAURA ELLISON ,
Crounse bll . , 119 N. I6th St. , Room 12.
T M743 9 *
MRS. DR LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE 13ATII
p.irlora ; restful and curnllve. 417 S. llt : > , up
stnlrj. T M75I I0
MADAM SMITH , ISl DOUGLAS , M A
steam tiatlm. T 786 12"
I'KUSO.VAL ,
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROlTljr.ES. 34C-S HEE
HltlK. , physician , cunsultailon or health book fi o
U 5SO
IIATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , "iiltl'.i ' S. liTIti
u-sio
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RE YOUR OWN DRESSMAKER. 1NVESTI-
Knto the .Toy Tailor Sjstem schnol of dns.s
cutting ; only complete skirt system ; brlnff jour
iliesses and mnki * while JcnrnlnB. 411 Knrluich
blo k. Patterns free on Tliuisday. U 4C1 O2C
ll HAAS. FI.ORI.HT. PLANTS AND CUT
( lowers , boquets , hall , residence and crave
decorntlons. Flowers , hoquets and decorations
delivered to nny part of the city. Ordeis by
telephone promptly attended to nnd tilled In
two hours. Telephone 778. 1S13 Vllllon St
U-931-O14
RUITURE CURED ; NO DETENTION I'ROM
buMncM ) ; no imln ; we lefer to liundu'ils of
cnscs rut i-d ; piles cured by n ulnKle , painless
treatment. Call or write The Empire Rupture
Cure and Medical Institute. RlU'ressoru to The
O. E. Miller Co. . 932-3 , N Y. Life Hide. ,
Omnhn. U-511
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FREE ! FREEI THE OMAHA HAIR RA/.AAR ,
: ir South ICth hlrect. until November t will
Klve a free steam with each jar uf our Pure
Almoml Cream , U M7K 9
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CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED "AND RE-
pnlred ; day or nlb'ht ; ilref buHn for lilie.
I'antorluni , N. E. cor. 14th nnd Fainnm. Tel.
> C3. U MBIT
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MO.VKY TO I.AX..1IKAI. ( USTATK.
MONEY TO LOAN AT IX ) W RATES THE
O. F. DnvlH'u , , 1M3 Farnam St. W 542
ANTHONY IX > AN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. I * ;
iiulck money at low lines fnr tliolou farm lands
In Iowa , norlhein Mlswurl , eastern Nebrarka.
W 313
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LOANS ON IMPROVED S. UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam b'mlth A : Co. , IJl'O F.irn'ni
W-5II
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MONEY TO I.OAN ON IMPIlo"vTTl OMAHA
leal estate , liiennan. Love Co. . Pastun HIS : .
W-543
MONF.Y TO IjOAN. ItEMIH. PANTON
W-546
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0 PER TENT MONEY ON NERRASKA FARMS
nnd Omal'ii IniimHe. ! nroneitv. Apply to W. II
Melkle , 1st Nntlon.il bank MdC. W 517
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OM.MtA
property. Pusev & Thunrns , 07 1st Nat. Rlr , b'dir
W-548
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SIX PER CENT CITY AND FARM I.OAN8.
Qarvln llroa. , 161 ] Farnam St.
W-54J
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
property , S. P. Hostnlck & Co , , 311 Pnxton
HIk. W-M793
JIOO.OO AND UP. F. D. WCAD , U & DOUOLA8.
W-S30 N6
MOM5V T ( ) LO.V.V OIIATTIM.S
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
horses , wueons , etc. , at louest rniei In city ;
no remain ! uf K"il i : btrlctly cunlldentlul ; jou
can pay Hie loan tin * at any lime or In any
umount , OMAHA JIORTdAClE IJOAN CO. ,
300 S. ICIh si ,
X-tM
t
TVlMSWHITHlisT"
TONS OF KNEROY WOULD RE SAVED DAILY
If every operntur used lUht running l > en e-
tuor * . JiU Fariwiu t. , Oinalia. VA
1 lit SIMTH.I C1I V\ri'3S.
FOR S.M.I : THE ONLY nnua STORE IN
i C'mi'inrn. Neb. wll.i n Roml trade ; In n. W"l
oimntijpoi b alt.i the only letun for nil-
Inr , tiii -vlll i > e r clic lntlHaii"n. . WNli )
. t.npmim tiniic < i , . Y 1170 9 *
, FOR . A-IJNLY ! uiira KTORI : IN sorTit-
' eastern Nrbrifl.n lown of .00 ; nwd crept )
| ilnlrc n irixvl. rlnnn , [ injlui ; burlncn * ( Inn I
I tivin.n tor MlllnR. Adilrefs llox 16R. Iklvld re ,
I Nfb. ynS
TO GET IN OR OFT OP HHSINKSt ? GOTO J.
' ' Jl"L1.J11 ! ' " " Nifi nin't. Y-M.-.M
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FOR SALE , STOPK Of GROCERIES AND
fixtures f < r ca h only ; bent Incnll.n In city.
, OiiliiR e- li burlniM , sickness tcnson for rell-
In ? . Address W C. Ree. Y-M'U I0
FOR RENT-THE METROpn : . : ! AN HOTEL IN
iT.cvMime ; In line cund'tlon ' ; electric IlRhls.
thniiUKhly idmuliod. beet location In the city.
One blnck from Fnlnn ilcpit. Fifty nrst-elnss
iviim . line bur room , furnished ; Rood barber
Mini and Imlli rnnm ; l.i fncl , everytlilnK nrc
unry to n first-clan * hotel Party renting imi t
| iuirlm e furniture. II l l dMns Kimil business
nt | ire fnt. Addrcsi .1. Vf Grlllln. Che > enneWyo
Y M'iO-Oll *
FOIl SALE OR TRADE , GOOD LIYF.RY
barn ; bu > lne o proi-iemiis | ; ( inly 1mni In toun.
Aildresii J. N. Austin , Cordova , Neb.
Y MS52 13 *
KOll KXC1IA.VGK.
WILL TRADE TWO INSIDE LOTS. REST
residence pnrt of O'Neill , Neb. , be < t town on
Elkhorn rnllrund. for Rood horse , hnrnesn nml
two-sented surrey. Address 1' . O. IHIT 4 ,
O'Neill , Neb. K MSW 9
KOH SAIiR MBA I. I3STATI2.
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. 1)12 ) N. Y. L.
RE-983-O-U *
i : PLACE HAROAINS. 2 f/W. R.7S1 TO
Ift.SOO ; sec photon at ICth nnd Farnam , Morse
Ride. J. J. Glbnon , C14 Vlrst Nat. Rank IlldR.
RE KB
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HOUSES , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS.
Oe , P , Demls Real Estate Co. , Pnxton Morh ,
RE 533
17 PEP. CENT GROSS INVESTMENT. UVN
proved real estnte ; rental , " .CISCO per year ;
price. J1.800. Address T 13 , Ree. 1113 M75I
S-ROOM HOUSE , J2.WJO , 40-foot comer lot. S. W.
cor. ISth and Izanl.
JIM jicr acre buys < tt ncrei ono mile south of
RIKITS. Room 16 , Patterson Rlk. RE M185O18
HAVE SOME RARGAINS MYSELF , CITY AND
farm. Call for particulars W'mson , COI Hee bide.
RE-93S
TWO B-I100M COTTAGES. f,0 I-T. FRONT. 10
blocks mirth of P. O. ; cheap. 621 Sn. tCth nve.
RE 2SS-14 *
5-ROOM COTTAGE AND 1XT WES1' OF EX-
pnnltlon trrnunds. nearly new. for Jt50 ; J13t cnsh
nml monthly payments of J10 on balance.
llyrun It. Hasting" . 512 S3 , Hlh St RE MlOl
SNAPS. Sf ACRES 12 MILES N. W. . * 3.SOO.
4 acres 4 blocks from llenson motor. Jiii'O oo.
35 ncres sxith of Slnte fnlr Rmundi , Jl.fflO.
4 < ! xir.o feet , near 32d & CumtnK St. , only $ ! W > .00.
Corner on Fnrnnin St. , near 40th st . J700.00.
Tn exchange 110 acres 10 miles notth of Omaha
P. C. for clear Impioved proiierly.
JOHN N. FRENXER , Onn. P. O.
RE M 213
FOR SALE S E COR. SITU AND FXRNAM ;
s e cor. 1'ark ave ami IPckory ; s w cor. 15lh
nnd Dorcas ; ICO ncrei In lluffnlo Co. ; 43S ncros
In Knnr Co. , this nnd nil nther property owned
by Nebraska Savlnc nml Exchanitc Innk will
li sold at a low price. Wm. K. Potter , re
ceiver. RE SO.
RAROAINS. HOUSES. t/VTS AND FARMS ;
sale or trade : F. K. Darling. Tt.ilkor nik
RE M 770
FOR SALE. ON LONG TIME. AT fi PER r-ENT
Interest , two Improved farms adlolnlnR City
of MlFROiirl Vnlley , In. One of 1T.O ncies nn-
ollur of 24 ( ) ncros ; nil In cultivation. Will lie
Bnld nn 10 jonrs' time. Address , I ock Drawer
"C. " Shenandoah , In. RE M7Vi ! N5
FOR SALE , ONE OF THE FINEST RESI-
ilence In TInnscoin Park. VII modern Im
provements ; ten roomq ; lot MKir.0 ; nne shade
tieeq. Fiontlnr ? on pnrlc. Will nn sold cheap
nnd terms enty. Apply to John Dale 209 Xew
Yoik Life. RE-S10H
SPECIAL HAROATN IN A COTTAGE AND
lot on S. ICth St.
A working man cnn nftYiril to buy It.
House nnd barn nnd benilnir fruit. 2 ncres ,
fronting a park , Jl.COO ; another similar. $1 010.
HnusR nnd full lot. Walnut Hill. rRoodl. JI.2V )
8-ronm house , bath nnd cellar , bain , full lot ,
J1.7M.
C-room cottnee nliout 6 blocks from Park ave.
and lot. JSS7.
F. D. Wead , 1321 DoitRlas St. Insure nco
RE S20 0
fi-ROOM COTTAGE AND NICE IMPROVED
lot. only tnoo , j.T.O cash , at 3S10 S 14th "t. . op-
poslte Forect school. RE MS.,3 10 *
FOR SALE. IIW ACRES. ALL SMOOTH. WELL
Improved Flllmore county land. I'O mllei of
peed town : prlec } 1 000. worth fi Onn. Addr < n
C. II. Senate , Friend , Neb. HE Mil *
PAAVXmiOICKHS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41S N. 1C ST.
SIIOHTIIAXIJ AXn TYPIIWRITIXG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFR
LIFR.V.4 .
AT OMAHA I1US. COLLEGE , IGTH S , DOUGLAS
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OMAHA SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
Collect" . IJoj-d's Ibeatpr Sf 0 O-1I *
LOST.
LIGHT HAY HORSE. 7 YEARS ; WEIGHS
about 1010. rather thin nnd hlRh backbone. Re
ward for return to I71S Cass st. , Omaha.
Lost Ml SO
STRAYED OR STOLEN , IILACK HORSE , TEN
years old , scar rlRht Hank , dlsllRured brand
left shoulder ; rcnurd , Auuust Hooa , care Sam
Martin's place , Fouth of AlbrlRht.I .
I > st MR30 0 *
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PROF. CHARLES PETERSEN , INSTRUCTION
In piano , violin. KUllar , mandoline , zither ,
voice 20 yeais exjierleiice us teacher , terms
reasonable. Studio 613 Shcely Rlock. 7S3-NI
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M S. WALKIN , 2111 CUMING , TEI 1331.
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MATTRKSS III3M1VATIXCJ WOIIICS.
MATTRESSES , COUCHES. PARLOR FtTRN'I-
tiire to order ; repaired 1C03 Ix'nrcnw'li ; tel. 1VJ5
KIOATIinil lli.NOVATOIl WOHKS ,
FEATHERS ROI'GHT AND SOLD , MAT-
tiesFes renovated and made to nr.ler. White
Swan. 1701 N. 21th. 'Phone 1013. M648
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Omaha , Njb , Rranch office at Wnsh'nKton ' ,
D. C. Send for free Advice and Patent Rook.
See Sunday Ree for our Machlnu Movements.
copyrighted. 1697
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NOTICE TO CONTHACTORS.
Scnloil bl1n will bo received at the olUco of
tlio Grounds nnil Building Department of
tlio TraiiBmlsslsslpl anil International ex
position until S o'clock p , m , , Monday , Oc
tober llth , for the construction of the Kino
Aria building. I
Plans and specifications cnn bo seen at '
the ofllco of the BUperlntendent , room No. !
C34 , I'nxton block , or seta will be furnished
contractom at cost ,
P. P. KIRKRNDAhL.
JlKr. Grd'a. & Hldg. Hept.
S 30 il to 0 U
POSTOKKICI3 XOTIOU.
( Should bo read DAILY by nil Inttres'eil ,
as clmiiKCS inny occur nt any time. )
Foreign mails for the week ciidlnir Oc
tober i > , 1S 7 , will close ( PHO.MPTIA' In Jill
cases ) at the Genera ? 1'ostolllco as follows :
1'AHCISLS POST MAILS CLOSE ON 13
HOUR I3AHLII3H. than closing time shown
below.
TrniiN-Atlniilli ! Mil 11 it.
BATl'UDAY At 7 a. tn. for KUANOH ,
SWIT/HKLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR-i
TUQAU TIWKKY , KOVI'Taml 1UUTI8II
INDIA , per a a. Lu Tour-ilne * . via
Havre ( Idlers for other parts or Kuropu ,
must be dlrectorf 'on' La Tourulnu" ) ;
at 8 a , m. for NETUBrtUANDS dlrert ,
per H. s , Rotterdam , via Rotterdam ( lot-
teia muni bo directed "per Hotlerdam" ) ;
at S a. in , for QIONOA , par s , B. Ka Sir WIJ.
helm 11 ( letters must be directed "per
IfalBcr Wllhelm II" ) : at 10 u. m. for
SCOTLAND direct , per a. a. City of Homo ,
via Glasgow ( letters must bu directed "per
City of Homo" ) ; ut 11 a. m , ( supple
mentary 12:30 : p. m. ) for Kl'UOPrJ , per
H. a. Hlrurla * , via Queenstowii.
PRINTED MATTER , ETC.-Clerman leamer
eullliiL' cn Tue < da > u take Pi luted 'Mutter. te. ,
foiUern.ii ! > ' . and Specially A < ld * icd Printed
Matter , etc. , for other pavti or Europe. Amerl.
can and White Star meamem cn Wednetdaye ,
Oermaii tteumcr" on Thurda > . and Cunurd ,
Freucli and German uteamer * on Saturdajj
13 MiTicn.
l k * Printed Mnttfi * 4ie. . for nil coumrlra for
wlileh they n e .iilverlbtd tn entry Jnnll
Afirr the ilo'lnc t
iiit Suiiplrmrtitnry Trntis-
Atinntlr Mulls nn.netl Aliote , addltlonil cupnln.
tnml ry innll nip iifiAnM on 1 10 pl r * of tlio
American. Knrtlnlv lYtneh and German steam-
trj. and rcninln lnnn until x\lthln Ten Min
uter of th hour cf M Una of tttnmrr.
Jlnlln roi'.Sinilh 111 1 Cm I ml Ainri'lcn ,
SATt'IlDAY-At 'to rf. m. isimjilementnry
\nr \ , ° t , " , - inU fflr 'OHTUN'K ISLAND.
l'VM'V A. . nnd SA VANILLA. | icr s. .
Alone ( loitera
for ro S . ulca must he
directed "per Alcne" ) ; nt 10 n. m. ( sup-
nlomcnurj 10M : a m ) for CAI'K HAITI ,
99S 1VS ! ? { , ' , -VCAYKS , JACMHI. and
MAUT1IA. per s. s. Kitty : at
W"J : , " tn. for l-AMlMSrHK. CHIAPAS ,
TAHASCO and YUCATAN , per s. s
ScKurnncii ( letters for other pnrts of Mex
ice nml for Cuba must bo dlroctol "per
Senurniicii" ) ; nt 10 .in n. in. for HAITI ,
i'A ' A " " ' ' CAKUI'ANO , per . s.
i , , , , ,
1'rln.s P. Hentlrlk ( letters for other pnrts
of Venezuela. Curacao , Trlnlilml , Hrltl h
iind Dutch Gulnna must ba directed -per
Krtt1.l.T TIlci5'1trlk" ) ! nt u " m- for NK\V-
KOl'NIH.AND. per B. a. Portln : nt 1 p. m.
for 1IHA/,1L and LA PLATA COUN-
TIUI3S. per H. s. Salerno , via Ulo Jiuielro
( letters for North IJrnzIl must be directed
"ripr Salerno ) .
SUNDAY At C a. m , for PUOOnUSO. per
s . s. Mexico ( letters for other parH of
Jlexlco must he directed "per Mexico" ) .
Molls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , nml
thence by Mcnmer , close nt tills oince dully nt
S:30 : p. m. Mnlln for Mlquclon , by rail to Hos-
toii and thence by steamer , close nt tills nlllce ,
tlally nt 8:39 : p. m. Molls for Culm clne nt thli
orTlcc dally nt 7:0 : n. m. , for forwarding by
steamers salllni ; ( Mondays nnil Thursdays ) from
Port Tnmim , Fla , letter mnll for Mexico City ,
overland , unlpiH specially ndtlrcn l for dla-
pntch by stcamt-r , close nt ttiN olllci1 dully nt
IS m. ; paper mails at C a. m. ncclstetcl mall
closes at G:00 : p , tn , previous day.
Trniin-l'iiulllo Mulls.
Malls for China nnd Japan ( specially ad
dressed only ) , per s. s. Empress of India
( from A'unconver ) . close here dnllv up to
October ) , nt 0:3Q : p , m. Mn'ls for China
and Japan , per B. a. Dorlt. ( from San
I' ranclsco ) , close hero dally up to October
Cth at : , p. m. Malls for Australia
U-scopt thftsa for West Australia ) , wlilch
are forwarded via Europe , New /.cnlimd ,
Hawaii , FIJI and Samoati Islands , per a
? . Moann ( from San Francisco ) , close hero
dally up to October "Sth at 7:30 : n. in. ,
11 a m , and 6:30 : p. m. ( or on arrival nt
Now ork of s. s. Campania with Ilrltlali
mnlNfor Australia ) . Malls for China and
Japan , per s. s. Victoria ( from Tnconm ) ,
clnsc here dally up to October * ' 10th nt
fi'SO p. in. Malls for Australia Oxcppt
West Australia ) . New Zealand. Hawaii
and KIJI Islands , per a. s. Mlowcra ( fiom
\ ani-ouver ) , close hpro dnllv nfter Octo
ber "Stri and up to October llth at C:3D : p. m.
Malls for the Society Islands , pet- ship
City of Papeltl ( from San Francisco ) , closc
hero dally up to October 2.1th nt G:30 : p. m.
Malls for Hawaii , per s. A Australia ( from
San Francisco ) , clew hero dully up to
October 27tb at 0:30 : p. m.
Trnns-Pnclnc mnlls nre forwnrded to port of
salllnp dally nnd the schedule of closing It
nrrnnced on the presumption of their unin
terrupted nxerlnml trnn lt. Rculsteied mail
closes nt 6:00 : p. m. previous day.
Postolllce , New York , N. Y. , October 1 ,
COKNEMUS VANCOTT. Postmaster.
tiAii.no.vns.
HURLINGTON .t MISSOURI
River Railroad "The HuilliiR-
tiin lloutp'1 Gcncial Olllce , N.
\ \ . Curner Tvnlh nnd Farnam
Streets. Ticket Olllce , 1502
Fnrnnm Stieet. Telephones 230
Depot. Tenth nnd Mason
Telephone , 128.
Ien\ . Arrive.
8:35 : am 9:33 : urn
4:35 : pm 4:03 : pm
jim TM pm
pm 11:30 : nm
Dally in * ccp t Sunday.
CHICAGO , IllIRLINGTON &
Qulncy Railroad "The Rurl-
Ingtfm Route" Ticket Oltlce ,
lfii)2 Farnam Street. Telephone
,230. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets , Telephone , 123.
Arrive
7:53 : am
4:14 : pm
7:35 am
0:10 : pm
2:50 pm
KANSAS CITV , ST. JOSEPH
. Council Uluffs Railroad
The llurllneton Route"
Ticket Olllce , 1302 Fntnnin
Street , Telephone 250. Depot ,
Tenth and Miison Stieets. Tel
ephone. 12S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive
Kansas City Day Ex . . . SiO'i nm 6:10 : pm
Kansas City NlRht Ex. . 10:00 : pic 0:30 : am
Dallv
FREMONT. 12LKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railway Gen
eral Ollices , United States Na
tional Rank Hiill.llns , Soutn-
wcfct Corner Tuelfth nnd Far
nam Stieets. Ticket Olllce ,
1401 Farnam Street , Telephone , SCI. Depot.
Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , H5S.
Leave. Arrive ,
lllack Hills. Deadwood
nrd Hot Springs 3:00 : pin 0:00 : pm
Wyoming , Casper and
DoiiRlas 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
HnstlnRs , York David
City , Superior Geneva ,
Exeter and Reward. . . . 3:00 pm 5:00 : pm
Norfolk , West Point nnd 7-.HJ nm 10:23 : am
Fremont 1 3:00 pm 5:00 pm
Lincoln , Wuhoo and 7:50 nm 10:23 : am
Fremont 3:00 pm 5:00 : am
Fremont Local 7:50 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday , Sunday
only Dally except Saturday , Dally
except Monday
J SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAIL ,
road General Olllces. United
States National Dank llulld-
Ing , S. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Famam Streets. Tlckit
Olllce , 1401 Farnam Street.
Telephone , SCI. Depot. Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. T < > iepher. = , 11
Leave. An Ive.
Sioux City , Mankato , St
Paul , Minneapolis C:15 : pm ' 0:10 : nm
Daily.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST ,
ern Railway City Ticket
Olllce , 1401 Pi main Street.
Telephone , CC1. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Street , Telephone
12S.
Leave. Arrive ,
Missouri Volley , Sioux
City , St. Paul ana
Minneapolis E:40 : am ' 10:45 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
pity 7:30 nm 9:05 : pm
DcnlBon , Can oil , Wall
Lake 7:30 : am 0:03 : pm
Eastern Express , Des
Molnes , Miirahalltown ,
Cedar Rapids Chi -.IKO > 10:4i : ! am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chicago
and East . 4:43 : pm 4:10 : pin
Faet Mull , Chicago to
Omaha . 3:11) : pm
Missouri Vclley , Sioux
City , St. Puul , Minne
apolis Limited . B'C : pm 0:25 : m
Omnhu-ChlcuK" Sped ) ' , , C:30 : pm b:10 : am
Daily. Dally except Sunday.
cmc'Auo. HT. PAUL. MINNE-
apalle & Omuhu Railway-
General olllcea , Nebraska Dl-
\hclon , Fifteenth and Webster
stre ls. City Ticket olllce ,
HOI Funiain Street. Telephone
61. Depot. Fifteenth nnd Webster Streets , Tele ,
phone , 1458 ,
Leave , Arrive ,
Sioux City Accommodn. 8:50 : am ! > :23 : pm
Sioux city Accommoda. 9:5Q : am M83jin :
IlUlr. Emerron , Sioux
City , Poncii , Hnrtlni-
ton and lUnoirllcla. . ; , 1:00 : pin 11:55 am
Slcux City Mankiito. St.
Paul. Minneapolis C15 ; pm tilu ; am
Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only.
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER ,
land Route" General oinces. N.
" Corner Ninth and Farnam
Leave Arrive.
"The Overland Limited"
for Denver , Salt LuU .
P.U'lllc coast , und all
westein points . . .t. . . . ' 8:20 : am 4:45 : prn
Fast Mall train tor
Denier. Salt l # * .
Paclllo rout and all
western points 1:05 : pm IO:20 : am
Lincoln. Hcalrlcc and
Stronuburs Express. . . 4:05 : pm 3:50 : pm
Grand Inland Express ' Go ; inn 3:00 : pm
Daily. Dally except Sunday ,
Council muffs I ocal Leaxes , 5:10 : a. m ; CtO : n.
n ; 7o ; a. in , ; 8:23'n. in. ; 1'JMi ' a. in. ; 2:15 :
p. m. ; 4:30 : p. m : 6:55 p , m. Arrives. 6:20 : a m. ;
7:50 : . m. ; S a m.'J3 ; : a , m. ; 11:30 a. in. ; 3:10 : p.
m. ; C:40 : p. m. ; 9:0 : : p. m. ; 10:15 : n m.
OMAHA. KANSAS CITT & EASTERN RAIL.
road Omaha & SI. I iuli Railroad "The O. K.
Route" Ticket Olllce , 1415 Farnum Slicei.
Telephone , 222 Depot , lentil und Maion
Btrtets. Telephone , US.
Arrive.
Pattoniburg. Klrksvllle ,
Qulncy Ivocol . 5:40 : am * 1045 ; pm
St. l iulf. New YorU
Limited . , , . 1:30 pro " 11:50 : am
Dally.
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WAIIASH HAILHOAU TICKET OKKICB , 14IJ
larnani tilnul , Tclenhum- . * : . Dcput , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone , 123.
Arrive.
St. "Cannjn
St.Ei l:50piu : 11'W am
Dallv ,
IHIUIOIOS.
t UK , * no. nocic isr.A > ; t > , < i
I n ill. llnllnijiU "Vi.c a , > .vt
It. , k rnlnna U. ut < i .Mi
T.K. ' oiiimi i < ii.tiiiifi
sirwt. Tflfilw | nf. < 28. Depot.
T nlli and Mnion Streets
. Its ,
_ l.nve. Arrive.
Chlcniro nnd Bt 1'nul '
VoMluulod I jpu w . l : t ji'n * lOnn : |
l.lnt-oln , ivini ,1110 SpK * ,
1'uolilo , ix-i vtr und
> "t . . . l ! rtn * 4C3pm
ChlcitRn , 13p M.ilnes nnJ
Hock Ulninl . ' 7Wtin 8:15 : nm
Atlantic : ) , | , Jor
DPS Slolnts mid east
ern pjlntu . 7:00nm : S S3 pm
Lincoln. Pnlibury nnd
llPllevllle . Sl.m : *
_ * Unlly. n.illy rxcpnl Runrlny.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST
Paul ItnllHny City Ticket
Olllce. 1504 Farnam StreM ,
Telephone , SSI , Depot , Tenth
nnd Mason Slrrnl * . T < ltpuoun.
_ _ Leave. An Ive.
ClIcaffu Limited lit. . bill tun * * : G ! nm
Omaha ami Chicago hix. . lt:00 : urn 1:60 : pm
Dally
MISSOl HI P.U'IFH * KAILROAD
General Olik'ei nnd Ticket
Olllce. ll uhant National ll nk
RulldlnK , 1221 FArnum Nli'ct.
Telephone 104 , Depot. Flfteenih
nnilV < b > ter btrrctH. Tclcplioni- ,
VTTT' ' Leave. Arrive.
Kansft.t City , St. Lull's '
nnd southern points. . . S I.'OJ : pm IJ:5r. : pm
Knnsas city Kxpreas. . J:30 : pm Ci : ) nm
Ft. Crook & Union LI. . ; OJ pm 7COum :
' Dnlly
THIS KTHH'S OP
Clinrnolor Inill < > iil < Ml liy the Heard .
Amcrlcnn l.llicriillty.
The question of beards liub always been
ono In wlilch men Imvo taken the greatest
Interest. Ily turtiR It has been popular or
unpopular with men to adorn their faces
with hair , but a greater significance has al
ways attached to It than to the mere clung-
Ing of any other fashluiis. In nnclcnt times ,
relates the Now Orleans I'lcayuno , a beard
was a mark of honor and dignity. In ori
ental countries It Is still regarded with rev
erence , and to pluck a man by his board la
tlio deadliest of Insults. The wily Turk who
sells the American-made Turkish rug of
commerce always ewcars by his heard ami
tlio beard of his prophet when he makes
affidavit to Its being a genuine oriental prayer
mat. He Is 'talking through his whiskers
aiidj Is not to bo believed. After the period
when every man Is bearded llko a pard theio
came n time when any hair on a man's face
was considered rowdylsh , and a moustache
Indicated a dashing soldier , Just as chrjtian-
themum hair labels the foot ball enthusiast.
With characteristic liberality , America has
always concerted to'every man the right
to wear a beard or not , as he pleased , and
the result has been that In no other country
can so many varieties of architecture In
whiskers bo seen. In Kansas a good wlnd-
proor Bet of whiskers Is considered one of
the prime qualifications for a political can
didate. In many rural communities a beard
Is still worn as a satisfactory substitute for
A necktie. Among swell young men there
is a great variety of opinion In regard to the
subject. Those who desire to look French
and wicked wear a < < liarplj' pointed beard
trimmed town to n hair hue. Others who
Incline to the Charles Dana Gibson school
of looks are cleanly shaved and wear a
tired and far-away look. There arc still
other men who appreciating how llttlo op
portunity their sex have for adorning them
selves , give variety to what would often be
an exprcfislonlebs countenance by wearing
their beards In queer llttlo patches , which
suggests that they have had their faces
laid out by a landscape gardener.
It Is the Importance of the beard that
makes a lawsuit recently tried In New Jer
sey of general Interest to all men. A re
spectable cltlnon of that state , the happy
possessor of a beard to which he was ten
derly attached , undertook a short railway
Journey. Upon the trip he was set upon by
\ gang of roughs who cruelly misused him ,
ind especially vented their fiendish malignity
upon his beard , which they tore out and
disfigured , making It totally useless and
valueless as a means of adornment. The
man brought suit against the railroad com
pany , putting the Injuries to his beard at
the modest sum of ? 200 a sum entirely In
adequate to pay for the time and labor nnd
thought he had bestowed upon it , as every
boy who has ever gone through the tribula
tion of raising his first moustache will agree.
The railroad set up the plea that theyi were
not engaged in the business of carrying
whiskers ; that the complaint could produce
no bill of lading to show that their company
received the beard in good order and condi
tion , and finally 'that they were not respon
sible for any baggage over the value of $100.
The case was tried by a Jury of six clean
shaven men and six bearded ones , and they
finally decided In favor of the heartless cor
poration. This will doubtless constitute a
precedent , and It ] Is just as well for men to
bo warned In time that when they travel
they take their beards In their hands.
Iliii'Ulcn'N Anitcii Snlve.
The best salvo In the world for cuts ,
bruises , sores , ulcers , salt rheum , fever sores ,
tetter , chapped bands , chilblains , corns and
all skin eruptions , and positively cures piles ,
or no pay jequlred. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by ICtlhn & Co.
AMiitirvrnxsioMsns AIIUOAD.
\enrly Four Tlioiimiiiil of Them llc1-
NlilliiKT In Other Comilrli'H.
There are now on the pension rolls nearly
1,000 persons living abroad. About $000,000 a
year or nearly $2,000 a day , Sundays and holi
days excluded , Is cent out of the United
States to other lands , says the Now York
Sun , There are twelve American pensioners
In Ilclgium , eight In Holland , CCS In Great
Britain , COI in Germany , eighty-live In
Mexico , slxty-ono in ( Franco and seventy-
nine In Switzerland. There Is ono American
pensioner In Kgypt , and hu gets $120 a year
from the United States government. There
are two In the Kingdom of Slam , six In
Turkey and ono In the Azores. There Is one
American pensioner in Finland. Another re
sides In Ecuador. Another resides on the
Island of Madeira. There are two who
glvo their official address as Seychelles
Islands , and they seem to bo pensioners of
rather moio than usual Importance , for they
get $324 a year each , There arc two Ameri
can pensioners In the Transvaal , ten In Spdln ,
twenty-four in Austria , and ono In the
Comora islands. There nro two American
pensioners in Algiers nnd ono In Corea. The
latter can afford to have a good time , au
pensioners go , for he receives $3GO a year ,
which is a considerable Burn in Corua.
There nro twenty American pensioners In
Hawaii , and six only on the Island of Cuba ,
whllii thcro are nix also ln < distant New
Zealand , and thirteen In China ,
The country which contributes the larger
number of pensioners to the government list
la Canada , with a total of 1,889. There are
twenty-nine. In Italy , eighteen In Denmark ,
thirty-seven In. Norway , and forty-four In
Sweden. In Ilussla the total number of
pensioners is only six. There Is one pen
sioner of the United States In Venezuela , and
ho cannot bn sa'd ' to rank very high on the
scale of recognition , for ho receives $42 a
year. There are three American pensioners
in the Argentine. There la ono in Itoumanla.
There are nine In Chill and twenty-four In
British Columbia. Alaska contains twenty-
eight , or did before thn Klondike craze ; but
the twenty-eight American pensioners In
Alaska rccelvo less yearly than the. twenty-
four In nrltlsh Columbia.
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You can't afford to rlK your llfn by al
lowing o cold to develop Into pneumonia or
consumption. Instant relief and a certain
curt ! are afforded by Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure.
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Detroit Journal : "Ha .
tective. "He U certainly dead. "
There could bo no mistake.
In the dust before him , the marks of teeth
were plainly to bo eocn ; particularly the
marks of a bicuspid with a ccmont filling
und of a molar with a patent crown costing
$2.
"Ills teeth , " the detective observed , with
the hard , cruel laugh which is fast taking
the place in literature formerly occupied by
the cold , steely tinllo. _
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BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP. . I
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It hit ! ! been admitted at hot by hla bitter-
cst opponents that there Is something Rood ,
something very Rood , about Senator Hen
| Tlllmnn of South Carolina , s.iyn the Birming
ham ( Ala. ) Ago-IIcrnld. It has boon dis
covered by tlio press that Mrs. Tlllmau Is
n very strong , unusual uomnn , who Is the
constant companion and adviser of her cele
brated husband. She leads much , especially
histories. ! and political woiko ; elm I * a
woman nf wonderful memory nnd supplies
the majority of the statistics and dates which
her husband Uses In his public speeches.
Senator Tlllnmn consults his wlfa each day
about the moat serious political o.ucsU < ins ,
and she plans for him his campaigns and
his dally routine of duties. Ho has nbsn-
lute confidence In her Intellect and judg
ment , and only onca did he Ignore her adVice -
Vice , and , as tlm resulto of his obstinacy
Were so disastrous , ho determined never ( o
commit such A blunder again , Mrs , Tlllnmn
had advised strenuously against her hus
band's acceptance of railroad pusses , pre
dicting that they would bring htm political
trouble ; regardless of her views , he did ac
cept thorn , and the awful din raised about
his cars convinced htm thr.t hlo wife's Judg
ment was bettor than his.
U Is nothing now to hcAr of a man taking
a bicycle and going off by himself and work
ing with It until ho IMS mattered It , but
cnncKnn FOULARD GOWN PIJOM HARPER'S BAZAR
For late autujnn and early winter th
wear. Foulard silko are most popular f
foulard blue green , white and lilac sm
pcr's Bazar , the skirt is cut on the bias , wl
tucked on the bias and trimmed with Kilt b
lavender cloth , and girdle and sleeve frill
fectlvo , The waist Is casc'iquo shape ov
and yellow lace , nnd the sleeves , on tlio b
few women do such a thing. There Is one ,
however , who has tried It successfully. How
ever , she has an original Idea which la worth
making public. An ordinary woman's wheel
Is high , and a fall for a novice more or less
serious. This the wise beginner realized , so
she took a child's wheel and went off by
herself and for two hours she struggled with
It. When she came back to dvlll/Mitlon ,
somewhat bedraggled and very tired , she
was mistress of her wheel nnd has never
taken a lesser. Hut there might bo a dim-
culty for many people. The words of the
old-fashioned receipt come Lack as a warning-
First catch your wheel ; every ono has nol
a small ono at command.
It Is not a great many years ago that a
magic lantern exhibition on upper llroad-
way could attract n largo crowd of specta
tors , and the old business at Twenty-second
street and Broadway counted the evening a
failure on which there were not foveral hun
dred tiersons standing on the sidewalk all
evening lo watch the exhibit. But Now
York Is rapidly becoming fastidious. Now the
most ingenious of the new methods of mov
ing photography entirely fail to attract any
great attention from thn evening crowd on
Broadway , Several of these machines are
at work uptown , and the views thrown on
the screen are about as good as any that have
been shown for pay. But the public refuses
to become excited over them , stop Indif
ferently In fmoll numbers and Indicate every
other attribute of the spoiled audience. The
old magic lantern was a modest cffoit com-
rarcd with the devices now In use , but the
people took more Interest In It than they were
willing to show at present. Nowadays It
takes something very sulking to startle the
citiwd that strolls between Twenty-third and
Forty-second streets out of the habitual at
titude of skeptical Indifference. Somothlnr
very much out of the ordinary , oven In men '
and women , U needed , and any harmless
novelty in science is likely to make but a
slight Impression ,
A stop In the right direction has been
taken In securing a woman phjslclan for
the new girls' high school of Now York ,
says Harper's Bazar. Dr. Frieda Lippcrt la
the appolnteo. She will have the chair of
physiology and will glvo attention to the
physical needs of the young women. Dr ,
Mppert had a valuable hospital experience
In Philadelphia before HIU came to Now
York and has Interratod herself In much of
the philanthropic work of the metropolis.
The medical work of the famous Judson
Memorial church Is the outcome of her In
dividual effort. She Is a member of thn
Woman's Auxiliary of the University Set
tlement society , and of the Now York Acad
emy of Medicine. She is also a Daughter
of the American Involution.
There comes from Franco the notice of the
death of nn old woman who In her Infancy
unconsciously savej a French flag from the
enemy. It was when a city enpltulatoil , and
her father , an officer , eager to preserve the
colors , wrapped them about his baby daugh
ter's body , put her ordinary clothes on over
the flag and left "tho city without the ruse
having been detected.
Hlta Wlldwood Is her name ; her ago In 23 ,
and her condition is the honorable one of
uplnstcrhood , nays an exchange. Incidentally
dhe Is the richest woman coffee planter on
the Hawaiian Islands , Two yearn ago tlio
was a stenographer In a law olllce , with no
capital except $1,000 legacy , that she wan
saving for bur hi expenses , as working
spinsters sometimes do. She heard of the
coffee plantation' possibilities In Hawaii and
she decided to riek the funeral and Invest
her capital. She Induced her brother , who
had an equal capital , to join with her. In
Hawaii they took up 2CO acres of land' at $1
an ncre , A frlrnd of theirs with unmo ex
perience In coffee growing Joined tlicm.
Within two > fars they hnvo all nmdo the
venture pay. Miss Wlldwood expects lo be
earning nn annual Income of $10,000 at th
end of four jenrs.
! Fifty yoAiti ngo five women of the great
Hainan Catholic order of uoincn teachers ,
known as the School Slaters of Nortre Dame ,
cixmo to this country to lay the foundation
of their toclcty here. They have Just eclo-
l > r.itctt their Jubilee and they report th.il In
Ihls country ulono they conduct 230 iulssloni
which contain more than 78,000 pupils , will
, nro Instructed by 2,500 sisters ,
, TUHATV WITH TIIK p.v\VMSHS.
A \i > liniMkii Invent of ' . " " I'roiorvcil on
ClIIIVII * .
An Interesting and Important event ofju.it
forty years ago. sas the Tlmcs-Hcrald , Is
vividly recalled by a grvat painting which U
now receiving Its finishing touches In the
st'idlo ofV. . iHaskoll C'oflln , a Washington
artist. The picture represents the signing of
a treaty between the people of Nebraska ,
through J. Sterling Morton , nnd the Tawneo
Indians , at the tlmn of the first westward
tush In the early mining days. This treaty ,
slgiicd September 21 , 18.T7 , marked nn lin-
pot taut epoch tn the history of the state of
ere are some very attractive gowns for homo
or this purpose.and our cut shows a checked
art and distinctive. As described In Hnr-
th a scam directly In front. The wiilst la
uttoiiG. A wide collar of two shades of palo
a of green satin , nro extremely odd and of-
cr a vest of tucked white crepe do Chine
las , are laid In tucks.
Nebraska , as It convoyoJ to the people largo
tracts ol land occupied by the I'awneo
Indians.
At the tlmn when the treaty was consum
mated Mr. Morton was n very young man.
lie had recently been married In the east
pud was on his woJdlng trip. It was largely
through his efforts , and tlnough the assist
ance of the delegation which accompanied
him , that terms very favorable to the terri
tory wrro obtained from the Pawnees
The picture Is full of life and motion. Tha
scene Is a wide , open plain , with a frlngo ol
trees In the ; distance. Sweeping around In
a circle are the Indian braves , streaked with
daubs and bright colors. ' To the left , be
neath a tree , stands the llttlo group of Amer
icans watching with Intense Interest tlio
scene before them. At the head of these
stands ex-Secretary Morton , clothed In the
tight-fitting coat of a half century ago. No.ir
him stands his wife , and at her side ( icncral
Denver , ono of Hie prominent early cam
paigners against the Indians. 0. K. Irish , a
prominent leader of the early days of Ne
braska , also stands in thu group. To the
right is the third group , headed by PI-Td-Nn-
Sha-a-Du , the head chief , and the four lesser
chiefs. At their fcut a'O several squaws.
The Indian figures wore painted fiom Indian
models and Iho portrilt of ex-Secretary .Mor
ton and General Denver , toircther with these
of the Americans , wcro painted from portraits
traits taken about that time. M . Cotlln
was sent to Nebraska to make HCCIIM ) : ! ! oC
the bccno of the signing of the. treaty , and
before making a single Etroko with his brush
put In eight months etudylng Indian Ufa In
thu vicinity , which ho has carefully rqiro-
duced on canvas ,
.Mr. Coffin was selected to faint luls hlx-
torlcal picture by Secretary Morton's son , Joy
Morton of Chicago , who was consulted by Iho
Nobraskaiifl before they finally ordired the
picture. U Is expected that the painting will
bo completed within a few .weeks , when It
will be placed on exhibition temporarily In
the Corcoian Art gallery. In all probability ,
or else at Iho Cosmos club.
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