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SPECIAL NOTICES for HIL-BC column * In- InUrn until IU m. t r ilic MMIIIK | unit until H | t. m. tnr the morning unit Siimlny iillllfin * > AilvvrllNrrH , li > - rciitiL-NtltiK n niiin- licrril clirck , CMH luivc nnnMiTo ml- Iroxxi'il to n iitnnliiTcil IcHrr In cure f Tin * lle-r. Anntvom MO nililrmnril Will ! > ( ( Il-IIVlTCll III ! liri'KttntllllOII lf tli ; 1'ln-cU only. Hnn , I l-ir ti ivortl llrnt lnnrrtlon | le it trnrcl thrrrnfli-r. .VolhlnK InUcii fur IrnN limit li.'o for the llrnt limcr- tlnn. Tin-HP mlvrrtliicnic'iilit mint he run cin rctillvi'l- . SITL.VTIOXS WA.VTKI1. A CIIUIHTIAN (1IHL , WITH 1IAIIV HOY month * I'M , would llko wmlc In nice fntnlly. Cora Dennett I tec * , cate Home , 103 ILincraft st. A M834 NS' \VANTliU. POSITION IIY OHADL'ATi : DKNT- Ist on salary , mechanical or operating , crown or lirlitgc worker ; IIHVC HollltiKSworth system. Address Y 36 , lice , Afl 30 Hn MALK HUM' . CANVASSintS TO TAKE DUDEUS : NUW LtNU of work ; no hcnvy Kotxls to cnrty ; wil.-iry ur coniml iluii. C. i : A'lam Co. , 524 Ho. Kth St. H 515 HALKflMKN KoTrciOAnS. $1:5 A MONT11 AND expennca ; iilil linn uvuerlcnce unnecerMiiy. In- dllCCinclltS to CUjllMIR'rB. L. C. HtSlU'Pt l-O. , St. Louis. H-M8 IIBN AND WOMU.N SOLICITOUS l-'OU TUB NH'.lnnnl IleMrvo association ; the lCit. pufval unit imiiitile5i frntcrnnl ordfr In tlio llclil today Aildrrrn 1' . A. C. Stevens , 511 N. ISth St. . Omaha. 11 517 IIKV AND WOMEN OUC1ANI2K11S AND So licitors for be l frnternnl hcii llc ! ry foclety In Hie ft > lil ; KOod pay. Adilresa Supreme Sec retary Star or Jupllcr. McCobk , Net , . II-MS41 N7 ONM3 IirNDllKD DOLLAHS IN CASH , AI.SO Illirml cnminlRilnnx , to giioi ! 'kputli's or organ- liors. linprrl.il M > ctlc Lotion. 1'or partlin- lara aildroRii Henry r. Akin , nuprcme recent , MCI'IIKUIbuilding. . Omaha. 1I-M4II N23 \VANTr.D AN KXPEKlKNCEn DUY OOODS en' ' or , none but cxperlcnceil need apply. KlohnrdFnn-ltooer.s-Uyrtio U. O. Co. , St. jifenh. Mil. 1J-M58I N3 WAN'TUD TA11.O11 , Al.L-llnfND MAN AT mi u. Meady work ; K a day. M. Justren , Mln- ilcn. Neb. I1-MCS7 Nl AVAVTIVX rAHI'ENTKIlS TO KiKl' AWAY f oni the KxpuHltloii ptoiindri until matUr are ( " ttlnM i ri > i > nteiK' Unliui. II M700 WANT iD. A ULACICSM1TII IIMLI'UII. 1' . J. Kirlui-h Son. 1312 llownnl st. It-Mi1 ! ! ! Nl . < XTVOIIK KOU * i5.oo on $ : r.oo Pint WEEK whi > n you iaii inul < e $10.00. MKr. . 4s 1'nxton bloflc. Omnlm. 15-Sm Nl * AVA\TKI > _ I-'I3MAI.K M = .l 100 nillLS KOIl AI.I. KINDS OP WOIIK : $3 to $7 week. Cnnadlun Oulcc. t CC DotiKUiH. A neeD oini. roil OKNTJIAI Apply CCS Bo. 2Gth nM-iuic. nMiuic.C MiOl WVNTUD , OHU. KOFI ORNUllAI , HOl'SIJ- woiki i IBM warfi-a to rlsht Klrl. ' "ll S. nsth. C MGSO N2 WVNTED. rsnon conic ; IH-IKKIIKNCRS IIE qinrpil 141 N.I. 33d St. f-.MSW Nl ciini. ron or.NniiA : . HOUSEWORK AT 2700 s. 13th Kt C 7IS-N-1' V ANTKM. A (1001) COOK AND I-V n > > Ht bilriR trrcrciu'i'b. Mrs. .lotepli lUrker , r.n : , s. nil t. C MS43 2 \ \ \NTrrn iir > i'sKKiii : > Eit : HI.IIF.ULY I.AHY nr tvl.liu. mi nlijcctlon tn one chllil ; one who pla > s orsiin preferroil. Ailtlivss Y SB , llei > . C S72 5 AVAvrrn. AT ONPE , omt , ron ni-iMi-itAi < liousrwnk In Hinall fanilly , Apply nt l ll Wchilfral. % > , ; - C-MR74 ! \V\NTKP. rnMriTiNT TOOK A'NT ) " LAUN- ilross ; nlfo KIIOI ! fe onil Ctrl : references re- milreil. Mr. . 13. ] . ' . Hart , 101 r.irl ; ave. , fnimrll Ttiurr . c JISTO N2 VAN'TKD. OH11MAM On DANE OITII. KOH hnurpwm-k. 1M3 N. ISth St. C-CS3 30 KOH HOt'SES IN AM. I'AUTS Ol- ' THE CITY. TIIR O. V Davis Company , 1343 Kainam. D 513 IIHNEWA & CO. . 10S N. liTH ST. D-5SO c. A. STAitit. ; : N. v. Life. D 521 iio > PHH. WALiTACE. "iTuowN IILOCK. ICTH an I DmiRi.is. D 522 CHOICE iiorsK ! TND COTTAOES ALT. OVEII city. $ " > to $75. Fidelity. 1st floor N. V. Life. D 611 iK.rsEH FivrT\riE8 & STORES. ALL VAIITS , if eiiy. rtri-nnnn & Ixive Co. . 4:0 1'axton lilaek. LAHOK"ErRT JVCAOUR. 15TH AND IXHXIE. iiorsns. I'M.vfs. OAiivTN mtos. . IGU FAU M T * " 2i * HOI-SIM rou imrsEs. ' .i. ' ii , . , > CHOICE 12-ltOOM PETACHED ' 1 s innulro M * Capitol avemic v i vri " "itorSBHOI.O OOODS A N D IT A NOS. n , ' Van "ft BtornPCo. . . 1311'X ' , K.irnam ; D-530 tel IBS. HOUSES IN DITNPEE Pi . C03 nee ' P- clirnp. _ _ ' . U'BTWEEN 2 : . AND no \VTPP liMiii'ps' to rent : ifreit ilemin 1 for housen ; rent als n ipcclnlty. J. II. Sherwood , 42J j j .Jf0- HO-rKLaT'BToliKS. IlKMIsT 'rAXTO Hix. 7TnOOM MODERN VLAT. 3 " ' 'K" W1.S : , . , Eftat Heal of court hmir ; very I'lce. ' Omahu nna T i."t Co. , 2-1 f. ISth fct. D-M433 6 N E G-P.nOM HOUHi : TOP. SMALL ' MK8 N J315 Cure. c".Tion > riiorfii : . MI'AIH STUEET. Jio ; NEW. ivii riKitn IMUH" , Pink avi'iun' . KJ ; lirlrk ; nioil- i-rn. W. Lfellij' , 331 Chamber Commeiee. _ D MC3D O"NOHTH"MTU AVI : . . EIOHT-ROOM HOUSE. In ir ! t-iln * rcpilr , nlth fuinniv , tiath am ) bnm Apply nt room 437 llnanl of Tnnlp. D-MCTS crir6nM MODir.N FLAT. : ioj LKAVE.V- worth Si. D-4S3 NIS 7-UOOjr RTr'AM-II MATED I'LAT. HOWAHD IlaneltK < . 1510 HiU-aBo St. D-CSl KinilTR'-M MODERN HIH'SE. C.OOD RK- p.llr lniU | re I51S N. SCth. . P 731-NM * roil RENT. LEOANsOlCKlM ioi'SE , ALL liHMe'll linproveniflitn. 4I 1 N. 3"ld t. Call for Infurtnnllnn , National ClothlnB Co. . cor. Kill iiml PouKlaa Ma. _ lHIkiJ ? _ mVIU.UNO KOR RUNT. ID ROOMH. AM. moilern Impnivemrntu 37il nnil rarnnm. SJ : n I mi S rrxmi cnttuKe , M.fO ; city wilier : m. nT line Dcxler U Thomas. 401 II n. D41 TOR RENT NtNE-ROOM RRICK AM. MOP- ern Nn l"-7 PIT ! ; avenue. opimnli ! Hanrcom paik. Unqnlrc of John Pule. 203 N. Y. Life. P MSJt R ( .ROOM MODERN KLAT. 111 ! SOfTH 11TH. KOI ! HF..VT VLllMSMi : ! ) 1IOO.M8. erTiAMr'liu VTID : HODMH. wi so Fnc ST. r < 3 < > * H 18 _ Vl'I.NlSHEP ROOMS KOR HoT-sriKEin'INO for man nml Ufe ; rent taken In boanl. 319 h. -5 _ _ _ " itOOMS IN PRIVATE FAJULYr"nTw. ISth SI. P.CM N : > Vu LAIinB FIIONT HOOMS. ALCOVE. IJAY window ; fleam heal. 411 North 17th. E-6SU N4 invo rt'HNisiinp ROOMS J.-OH LIOIIT hoiiJ K n > lii . _ _ ! l3 J 1" 18 i-M55Q Ni * iiii HKNT. , < nvi. rti.iuvia iiim ; rlio enuller ro.ni. m > uem comtnicncfj : privata funilly. 'IT So. lh St. K-nt so i-ui\ismu HOOMS AXIJ IIOAIIII. BTrA r.ilETTEU IIOOM3 WITH UOAIID. 100 $ Iluniey , FNU TUB I-OWB8T POSaTuuTllATlisT AND TUB beit fun. A home. Sherman veu car paejet rtoor every eight niliiutei. Newly furnthtjj new niaiian mtiiti udjulni Espotitlon. Baratog * Ilot.l KNTUltTAlNa lu Kue < ti. V-M75I NI IIOOM.SM > no.inn. VI IINtSllKt ) RouMS , MODERN , 21 ] SO. * TH at. -911 LARGE fcOUTH KHONT IIOOM FOR TWO ! other rooms ; good board. The no e. M Hnr- ney. F M891N2 LAIIOE fl. E. COIINKH ROOM. 1051 DOt'Ot.AS. F-f.U MODI3HN IIU1CK. ROOMS AND HOARD , $ S.M U | ) . 514 N. 19lh. r MCM N2 NICE IIOOMti WITH HOARD AT 1MI HINNEY F-M674 Nl NICELY FI'IINISIIKI ) FRONT I5OOM , MODern - ern conveniences , private family. 702 So. Bth St. F-7M 3' IN IMUVATfi FAMILY. WITtl Oil WITHOL'T IIOAIID. 1919 Dodge. F-MSC2 5 KrilNISHED HOOMS AND I1OAHD JW NICELY FfRNISHEl ) HOnMS ON 5ND FIOH. . ilimn town tocntlon : reasonable rent. Inriulio tt S. 16th St. K MKW 4 A rAlIfFir FpTiNlSHEP ROOM" WITH OR wltlnut board , N. R corner 20th & Po < lce , F M875 1 IIOAHDI.VO. FIRST-CLARS TAHM : HOARD AT IS21 FAR. nam , 3.00 per week , . H-M8ZJ ] KOH IIKNT STOIIKH AMI OKI-MOKS. FOR RENT. IN THE HEE lUllLDINQ : Onelarjte corner rvom , 2d Moor , with vault nrd private olllce , wnter. etc. One larue frunt room. Id lloor , divided Into UVT rconn Ijy partition , water , etc. One Inrjfo corner room , 2d floor , with vnull , \ < .iter , etc. One front rrwm. divided liy partition , third floor. Ono cornfr room with vault , third Moor. Onn larso room , third floor , with partition iltvld- ln < r It Into on larso room and two smaller nrlvnln niomn , water , etr. Two larie urouml lloor rooms , fronting 17th St. , with vault. Ono lai-Re K rou ml floor room on Farnam St. , liirfio vnult. Several nnmll rooms on fourth floor , with vaults. All thesn rooms are h.-nteil with ftenm. electric I [ Kills vupplleil. wIMi llrnt clnsj janitor Kervlce. Elevators run iliy ami nil nlsht ; hulldlnst ntrletly fireproof. Apply to Superintendent. RMIII 104. H-e bulldlim' . 1-13S FOR RENT. DESK ROOM IN OROPNTi FLOOR olllee , Hee bulliltni ; ; water , slenm heiit. electric IlKlit nnd janitor snrvlcc. Apiy | ) to Superin tendent , line InllMlns. I 107 FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY 11R1CK HPH.PINC. at ! ) ir Farnam St. This ImlldlnR hns n fireproof eeni"iit bnupment : water nn nil flooro , Kaf. etc. , Apply nt Ihe olllce of The llee. 1 110 STOHAOK. PACIFIC' STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE Co. , % 8-IO ! ) Jonea ; general pierage and forwarding. SI-6S4 OM. VAN it STORAOE. rll ,4 FARN'M. TEL 1V,9 M-BM FJIANK EWERS. STORAOE. 1214 HARNEY. Haullni ; and packing , cheapest rates. Tel 9"G. M 785 WAXTHI1 TO IIHY. CASH FOR OMAHA 8AV1NOS HANK AC- counta. G. O. Wnllatc , 312 urown lllock , IClh and DoURlas , N D iTlOHEST PRICE PA1P FOR OMAHA SAV- Infrs Dank eertlflc'es. In nns-wcrltiR please Ktate amounts offered. Address W Oj , I'ee. N-423-N21' OMAHA SAVINGS ACCOUNTS PfKfll ASIC.P fc r rnsh. H. II Harder 1st lloor New Yolk Life niilp. N S3S FOIl SAI.H FUIIM'ITHK. FOIl SALE. A LAIIOE ANTIQUE OK WATID- H > | IB ; orlclnal price jr.O.OO : xvlll foil for J2.1.00 : ri'iii-'on fur Pfllln . want of room. Address Y 51. llee. O M527 3' FOIl SAI.K IIOIISI3S AM > UMfiONS. 1 TOP llUUtlV , HAJ.I. IIIOAItt.NU AXI.KS , ItUlI. b"r tires , "own mnltc , " cost 1350 , now lesi than Vii 3 qood phietons , 1 Snyder inr.kc ; 2 Colum bus ; 2 coed surreys. Drutnniond. IS & llarney. P-XUS7 N14 SAMnsrisi.ii \\KOIIS. SAWDUST , HULK OR SACKED-CRII1HING anil hoc fence. C. It. Lee , 801 Douglas. Q-537 FOR SALE. J75M HUYS UI'RIOHT KIMHALL nliino ; hirne size ; must still. W S7 , llee. Q-M693 N.'i fwfwYPVPYRC.nKK littflk nfx nilfbBkxb uk itnlJJ I WILL PAY C.OOI ) PRICE FOR A GENUINE new scale Klmuall plunu Address Y 41 , Hee office. Q-740-N-1 2ND-HAND HICYCLES. OMAHA RICYCLF. CO. FOR SALE , TERRITORY AND RIGHTS ON one of the. latest and Rreatest money-maklUK patent novelties ever Issued. AddrepB II. R , Harris , MIclilRati City , Indiana. Q-M780 7 * ANGORA KITTEN. PURE WHITE THOR- oii hhred. Mrs. Norton , 4011 Drexel Roulevard , ChlniRo , III. Q-M781 1 FOR RALE-LIFE SCHOLARSHIP IN OMAHA Commercial College. J. J. Gibson. 514 First National Hank. Q-407 30 S1IOIITIIAM1 AXI ) TVPBWHITIXf ! . TcTvAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE. 554 AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , 1CTII & DOUGL.\S. M'CARTHY'S ACADEMY , 17TII & DOUGLAS. S31-N9 OLAIIIVOVAXTS. MRS. PAUL. TRANCE MEDIUM. 1S3" N. 24TH. unites the reparated ; chan eti luck ; letters con- talnlnB stamp promptly answered ; ladles' , tOc. S-M772 Nl PROF. WHITNEY IK YOU ARE IN NEEP of good advice learn at once from the world- renowned life reader the way In which you phnuld trnvel ; reads your life from the cradle to the grave ; lovers , hushamU and wives re united. Kptedy marriage to the one of your choice. Iy ) t or stolen nrtlrles recivered ; charms apd nil kinds of amulets ; thousands have consulted mid learned the tiuth. Ladles , We. Call nt U52 Howard street , coiner ICth and Howard streets ; hours , 0 a. in. to 9 p. m. S JI3M N10 MAHSAliK , IIVTIIS , K'l'C. MEDICATED HATHS. SEA. SULPHUR , M7s- P.IKP. Jlmc. Hrlsson , from Pnrls , 107 N. 12th st T-5S7-N ' MADAM SMITH , 1313 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE ctcam baths. T-M6R-N2 * HATilrf. MASSAGE. LAURA in.USO.V Crounsc hlk. . 119 N. ICth Bt. . room 12. T M8CS ( ! M"RS. PR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAmTRATH jurlora ; restful and curathe. 417 S. llth up- stalrft T M ro 7 \T\VI 7oRUXERINE TROUHI.EH. t S II EE bids ; | iuy l < Man , ci-njultatlon or health boolt ned U-M9 llTTlisTlASSAGE. MMIJ. POST. U-54U _ _ RUPTURE CURED ; NO DETENTION FROM buslnens ; no pain ; we refer to hundreds of rases cured ; plica cured by a tingle , palnU'm treatment. Call or write The Empire Rupture Cure and Mcdlcnl Institute , successors to The O. E. Miller Co. . W2-3 , N. Y. Ufo DidB. . OinahH , II 41 paired ; > luy 01nl lit ; ilrns eulta for hire Palitotlum , N. E. cor. llth and Farnam. Tel. 953. , U-MS47 ACQUAINTANCES OF JOHN ceaced ) , learn sunicthlliB to your Internt by adilremliiB Y 35 , Hee. U-MCOj N2 Till ! JOY TAILOR SYSTEM SCHOOL OF ilrcts cutting. 403 Karb ch Hiock. U MMU..X30 JIOXKV T4 > I.OAX IIUA1. KSTATH. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW iuTUs. li O. F. DavU , Co. , 1W5 Fnrnam St , \V-Ui ANTHONY LOAN & Til US ! ' CO. 315 N , Y. U iulck nuney at low mtee for vholco farm landa til Io u , northern illnBourl , vaitcrn Nebraska W-543 _ _ MONEY TO IXJAN , HEM1S , PAXTON HLOC'K W-546 _ LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED flT\ prutierty , W. Farnam Bmllh , V ; Co. . 13.'D Farn'n Vf-Ul _ _ MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real etlute , Urenmin , I ovu Co. , Puxton Hlk W JIJ MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property , Putey & Thomas , M7 Ut Nat. Ilk. Wdg W-SU SIX PER CENT CITY AND FARM IjOANS. Qarvln llro > . , 1013 Farnam St. W-54 > MONKT TO LOAN ON UIPHOVEll CITY proper ! ) . S. P. Bostwlck & Co. , Jll Paxtoa Bli. W-MW3 MOXKY ro IO\\RIAL KSTATK. _ _ , ( I'nntlnued , ) IIM.W ANlf T'P ? rirvi5AD kll CENT MORTOAOfW FOR HALE. I'ROP- rty of non-r ldenls cored fir by " Mclkle , First National Hank Hide. . On\,7 MO.VKV TO 1.0 VCIIATTHI.S. . MONEY TO I/JAN ON FURN1TURL. PIANOS , horaen. wnpons , etc. . at lowest f . \ ' 11IJ1B" ' ' ; nn.l ntlM you no removnl of Vowls ; strictly < ; cnn txty the loan off at any l"'c.n' ' ' " nny MOKTaAaP im PO. amount. OMAHA X 530 H OHAXCKS. TO OCT IN OR OtTT oTMTusTNESS 00 TO. . J. J. Gibson. 614 First Nnl'l Itonk. 1 M.fc.1 lHTAU."oTL"HpilNIJ3S ANT ) TP.AM. A "AR- Knln. J. J. Gibson. Sll First Nnt'l.649n 6 WANTED , MAN WITH 12.000 OR 3.W1 TO take nn Interfst In ft InrRC lrrlnntloncntciprl c : would prefer party who can lnke position nnd manairement nnd not afraid of wotk ; to such n first-class cpenlng Is offered. AililreM . , Heo olllce. \ Mi > il NT * CLEAN STOCK"OF DRUGS AND FIXTURES ! loAf rent , good town ; Invoice. ll.BOO.W. will sell at n ( food discount , having other bunlnejs ; better Investigate. Addrews K"llhn5l"1 ? M Lyons , Neb. -V-MC.3 FOR HALE HARNESS SHOP. FIXTURES AND tools ; Mock small und clean ; no ileail stock ; In live county scat- only shop In town ; gocxl farming country. Address Y 4 . "e' . t PLANT , STOCK & GOODWILL OF A PAYING wholesale , mfg. ft. Commission business for sale ; present nnd prospective Increase of the business lenders It Impossible for present man- agcrx to give It siiniclent attention nn account tit other business ; rare c'.mnce for n couple of hustlers , J3.ooo.00 takes It. W. E. G. 311 Paxton - ton lllock , Omaha. V MS1I FOIl HAI.H III ! A I. KSTATI3. KOUNT'/E PLACE BARGAINS , JCOO , J3.730 TO IG.MX ) . J. J Gibson , (14 First Nat. Hank Hhlg. RE & 32 HOrSES. LOTS. FARMS , LANDS. LOANS. Geo. P. Hemls Real Estate Co. . Paxton Htnck. RE 333 FOP. SALE. ON LONG TIME. AT C PER CENT Interest .two Improved farms adjoining City of Missouri Valley , la. One of 1CO acres ; an other of 240 acres ; nil In cultivation. Will be fold on 10 years' lime. Addicss , Lock Drawer "O. " Shenamloah. In. HE M793-N3 FARM LANDS. C F. HARRISON. S12 N. Y. L. RE-M1M-N1C * - - BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ; sale or trade. F. K , Dal ling. Harkcr Hlk. RE-M776 FOR SALE. AN ORIGINAL SHARE OF 2' . Iota In It lleviie ; title perfect. Emiulrc of W. T. Brandon , 1129 Geo. AVe. , Omaha.REHI RE-HI NR \AROE 9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 5.0nO- easy terms. Inquire on premises. C09 S. 2Mb ft. RE-MC49 Jl.OOO IIUVS R-HOO.M COTTAGE , WITH ONI' , aere In fruit , near D. nnd D. InMHute. Great Knap. W. A. Spencer , Kit Furnam.RE RE MSI2 1 FOR SALE. FINE TEN-ROOM RESIDENC"8 ! . nil mo-lern. Hne shade trees , -etc. , Ilanscom park ; will bo sold nt n"sacrlflce. Aim one line residence on 21th st. near the paik * all modem , steam heat , good barn ; very low. on easy terms. Also li-room frame , prod location , near Hanscom park : nice house for n small family ; cheap : cnsy terms. Also one eii. t front lot. fine location ; very cheap. Enquire of .lolm Dale. 209 N. Y. Life. RE MS23 3 REST 200 ACRE FARM NEAR HOt'TIl OMAHA nt ' , i valuation. A. Pierce , 2. > 02 Illondo St. . RE MSI9 S * 80 ACRES IMPROVED. NEAR GRETNA. 52.400 00 So acres Improved .near Waterloo , J2.4W.oo. * ' 40 acres Improved , near Waterloo. JI.IKO.OO. 414 ncres near South Omahn , J1.0..0.00. . " IICICH Improved , near South Omaha. JSCO.CO. 10 acres near South Omaha , J1.2.0 00. ' Also many other small acre tracts near the city .and fanni In Douglas and Sarpy counties , very cheap. POTTER & GEORGE COMPANY. S. W. Cor. 16th & Fnrnnm Sts. - RE JISOS-2 WANTED. OMAHA SAYINGS RANK CER- tlflcates for lf,0 acres tlrst-class land , for farmIng - Ing or grazing purpose ; , nlso for sale , corner lot , with two - fourrifomIidusen In flrpl-cjaijs condition ; city wnter ; rents for J10.00pe.c month ; price , JCOO.Cfl. J. A. Ixivegrcn. 942 N. Y. Life Ruimine. RE 519 30 * LOST. LOST BLUE SERGF. JACKET. FRIPAY. OCT. 22. Call at Hee nni * | < and receive reward. last 730-N-l STRAYEP. BAY HORSE , ONE WHITE HEEL. Edward Harris. 2,1th nnd F streets. South Omaha. ISli hands high , weigh 1.000 pounds. Lost 733 30 * I3.VRI.VKKHS' AXI > ARTISTS' SUIM'LIKS. NOTF. LIST OF GOODS .PAGE S HEE. OCT. llth ; the prices I cannot duplicate : catalogue free. Alva J. Grover , 31S South 15th St. . Omaha. -M127-N11 MlJSIf , ART AXII I.AXRIIARI3S. PROF. CHAS. PETERSON. INSTRUCTION IN piano , violin , guitar , mandnllne. zither , voice. 20 years experience. Terms reasonable. Studio. CIS Sheely lllock. 763 Nl' FOIl I3XCIIAVGK. TO TRADE , GOOD SAIX3ON AND ' SOME Omaha property for clear Improved land. Ad- dits.s Y 23 , Hee. X CC7-N1 * CHOICE FARM NEAR HLAIR. WASIIING- ton Co. . Neb. , to trade for Ihery und feed barn , or cattle nnd horses. Uemls , Paxton blk. Z-M610 A J1.W EQUITY IN A 7-ROOM COTTAGE , east front , Georgia avc. ; a snap ; part trade. Y 41 , llee. Z M69S Nl CLEAR LAND. 4 STATES. FOR OMAHA IMP. property ; will assume Inciimb. W'son. C04 Hoc hldg. H-MSI7 FUHXITMtt : PACIvKI ) . M. S. WALKIN. 2111 CUMINO. TEU 1331. 537 TAILOIt WANTED , TAILORS TO HUY THEIR WOOLens - ens ami trimmings from the Eastern Woolen and Trimming Co. , 1314 Douglas St. St.MG3 MG3 N20 TYPEWRITERS RENTED , 11.00 PER MONTH. 1012 Farnam Ht. r,58 FI.VAXCIAL. LIFE INS. POLICIES HO'T. AV. F. HOLDEN. 4f CO A I , . HI RLINOTON NUT. REST CHEAPEST , PRICE fj..5 per ton. 'I'liuna sis. Harmon ft Weoth Co. 925-NS SKWIXK .MAOIIIXI3.S AMI SUPl'LIKS. NEW HOME. IIOU.SEHOLP ft WHITE SEW. ing machlnea & supplies. 1511 Cap. ave. Tel. 1S7I , W A.\TKH _ TO HORIttUV. WANTED , TO HORROW J700 TO Jl.OW ON I.M- proved , well rented Inside city property ie curlty ample. Address Y K llee. fa" PAWMIROItnilS , H , MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N , 16 ST 659 IMTKXTS. But * ' - ° - . Attorney * . -w a , , , Patent Ex. Omaha , Nb , Ilranc'.i office at Washington , u. C. Bend for free AdUce and Patent Hook. See Sunday Hea for our Machine Movement * , copyrlirtited , l S7. Telephont 1823. Duraitlns I'j tot'iiml ; Hun1' antes Suto , t Look Kunulr- iue. iue.J , J. DERIGHT&CO. , Successors to A. X * Doauo & Oo. , Western AKcnt . Tel. 5n. : 11IJ F.tr.i in , Oiuulm PI3AT1II3II ItKMIVATllll WORKS. FEATHERS llOt'OHT A HP SOLD. MAT- trewes renovated nd iftiaipJo ordtr. AVhlte Swan. 1701 N. 54th. l'Ti.feTI041 ( MSIS XOTICi : TO COVrilACTOHS. OI-'KIPK Omnhit , Noli. . Oct. 29. 1S97. S.Mlcil pro- posnla , in triplicate , will be received here until 2 o'clock p , in. , Novomiier 29K > 7 , nml then opened for furnlrhinir Mtellrd torn , f- > - rjnlred In DcparttnetU of the I'lntlo ( IttrltiK llscnl yenr einlliifr June Sfl , 1S9S. (1 , S. re serves right to reject oc-nccept nny or till proposnls , or nny part itltifreof. Informa tion furnished on nppHrHMin here , or to imst nnd depot rjimrtiTiimcters where sup plies ure needed. Knvelojics rontnlnnlg pro- posal.s will be emlorsiM irfiPropoRnlsi for Corn nt - , " nnd ndtUesled J. M. MAU- at Al.h. C. q. M. POSTOFF1CI3 XOTICI5. ( Should bp rend DAILY by nil Interested , ns uhnngea may occur at nny time. ) Forelijii mnlls for the week endlnB Novem ber fitlt" , 1897 , will close ( PHOMPTL.Y In all crises ) nt the General Postolllce IIB follows : PAHCBLS POST MAILS CLOSH ONB IIOUll BAItLimi than closing tlmo shown below. . J Trnim-Atlniitlo Malln. TUESDAY At B n. in. for OEUMANY , niON-MAUK , SWKI3BN. NORWAY ( Chris- tlnnla ) nnd 11US8IA. tier s. n. SanU' * . via Hretnen ( letterfl for oilier parts of Europe , via Southampton , must bo directed "per S.inle" ) . WEDNESDAY At 7 n.'nl. ( mipplemcntnry n n. in. ) for KUIIOPB , par . s. St. Louis' , via Southampton ; nt 9 a. in. ( supplemen tary 10 : : u. m. ) for EUROPE , per H. H. tlennanlc * . via Queenslown ; nt 11 a. m. for HelRlum direct , pcrs . s. Southwnrk , via Antwerp ( letters must be directed "pur Southwark" ) . SATIMIDAY At 6 n. m. for OEUMANY , DENMARK.SWEDEN , NORWAY ( Cftrls. ttanla ) und RUSSIA , per s. s. Alter * , via Hreinun ( letterH for other parts of Europe , via Cherbourg , must be directed "per Alier" ) . at 7 a. m. for FRANCE , SWITX.- EHI.AND , ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUOAU TtMlKBY , EGYPT nnd tllUTISII INDIA , per H. H. I.a Totiralnc * . via Havre ; at S n. m. for NETHERLANDS direct , per a. s. Hpaarnditin. via Rotterdam ( letters must be directed "per Spaarndam" ; at S u. in. for GENOA , per s . s . AiiBUste Victoria ( lettern must bo directed "per Augustu Victoria" ) ; at 10 u. m. for SCOTLAND direct , per s. s. Furnessla , via Gla sow ( letters must be dlrcqtvd "per Kurnes- sla" ) ; at 11 a in. ( supplementary 123t ; ) p. in. ) for EUROPE , per s. 8. Ktrurla * , via Queenstown. PRINTED MATTER. ETO.-German Meamera palllm ; on Tuesdays tnke Printed Matter , etc. . for Germany , nnd Specially Aililrrimml Printed Mutter , etc. , for uther parts of Europe. Aineil ran nnd White Star stcarnrra on Wednesdays , German steamers on Thursday ! , , and Cunard. French nnd German Fteariers on Saturdays take Printed Matter , ctn. . Jar all lountries for which they art ) advertised : to carry mnll After the closlns of the Supplementary Trnna- Atlantle Malls named nbo\e , nddlUonal supple- mentnrj m.illa me opened , bn tie piers of the American. Encllsh , Kronen and German steam ers , nnd remain open until within Ten Min utes of the hour of ea.llng of steamer. MnllN for South iiinl Central Aniurlvn , \Vl'Hl Illllll'N , , EtC. MONDAY At M p. m. for I1ELI/.E. PUERTO C RTE/ and GUATEMALA , per steamer from New Orleans. TUESDAY At * * 3 p. m. | fbr. COSTA RICA , per steamer from New Orleans ; at H p. m. for PORT ANTONIO-per steamer from Hoston. WEDNESDAY At 2ro : a. m. for PORT AN TONIO , per steamer frorn Ijhilailelplila ; ni 1 p. m. for CU11A , per s. s. Saratoga , via Havana. THURSDAY At 11 .1. m. ( supplementary 11:30 : a. m. ) for VENEZUELA and CURA CAO , per s. s. Caracas ( tetters for Co lombia , via Curacao , must be directed "per Caracas" ) ; at 1 p. m , < Huppement.iry ! 1:30 : p. ni. ) for UER-MIJp/tf per s. s. Ori noco ; at 1 p. in. IstipplMneiHary 1:110 p. m. ) for NASSAU , N. P. , iK > r-n fl. Antllla ( left ters must bo directed "per Antllla" ) ; at 1 p. m. ( jmpplemrMitiiry l'0 p. m ) for CAPI3 HAITI. ST. DOMINGO and TURKS ISLAND , JPpr s. s. Ne-w'York ; ut 3'p. in. for HELIJCE and GUATEMALA , per s. s. Ardnnrosc ( letters initjit hi ) dlrecled "per Ardniir&se" ) . * ' FRIDAY At fl a. in.-for 11RAXIL , per s. s. Hevellu ? , via ireriytmlitico , Ritliht and Rio Janeiro ( letters fmv North Hrnzll and La. Plain Countries mftst ao directed "per llpvi'llus" ) ; at 10M : a. m. for HATI. CU- , MANA and.CAJU'PANO , per s , s. Prim ? I Wlllem V ( letters for other parts of Vene zuela , Curacao , Trinidad , British nnd 'Dutch ' Ou In mi must ! io directed "per Prlns Wlliem V" ) ; at 1 p. in. for NORTH BRAZIL , per s. s. Maiiauense , via Para , Maranham and Ceara. , SATURDAY At 10 u. m. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. in. ) for FORTUNE ISLVND. JA MAICA , SAVAXILLA and GREYTOWN , per s s. Alene ( letlcrs for Costa Itlca .inust be directed "ptu1-Aleno" ) ; at 10 a. m. ( suii- lilemontary lOiTO a. . m.'for ) HAITI ind SANTA MARTHA , per s. s. Kitty ; at 10:30 : a. m. for CAMPECHE , CHIAPAS , TAUASCO and YUCATAN , per s. s. Con- eho ( letters for oth"r parts of Mexico and for Cuba must be directed "per Concho. " ) . Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , and thence by Eteamer , close at this office dally at S.0 : p. m. Malls for Mliuiclon , by rail to Ros- ton and thence by steamer , cloye nt this ofllce , dally at 8:30 : p. m. Malls lor Cuba clchc at this olllce dally nt 7:00 : u. in. , for forwardlns by steamers Fulling ( Mondlys nnd Thursdays ) from Port T npn , Fla. Letter malls for Mexico City , overland , unless fpeclally addressed for dis patch by steamer , close et this otllce dally at 12 m. ; paper malls at C a , m. "Registered mall closes nt 6:00 : p. m. previous day. TruiiK-Piiulllc Mall * . Malls for China nnd Japan , per s. s. Olym- pla ( from Tacoma ) , clouo hero dally up to October 'Mist at 6:30 : p. m. Malls for China and Japan ( specially addressed only ) , per R. s. Empress of Japan ( from Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to No vember * l t at 8:30 : p. m. Mails for China and Japan , per s. s. Peru ( from San Fran cisco ) , close here dally up to November 3d at (1:30 ( : p. in. Malls for Australia ( ex cept those for West Australia ) , which are forwarded via Europe , Now Zealand , Ha waii , FIJI and Samoan Islands , per s. s. Alamedn ) , ( from San Francisco ) , close here daily up to November " 3th at 730 n. m. , 11 a. m. and :30 : p. in. ( or on arrival at New York of s. s. Campania with Hrltlsh malls for Australia ) . Malls for Australia ( ex cept West AuK'ralla ) , New Xealand , Ha waii nnd FIJI Islands , per s. s , Wnrrlmoo from Vancouver ) , close 'here dnllj * after November " 3th nnd up to November 10th at fi:30 : p. in. Malls for Hawaii , per s. s. Australia ( from San Frnnclsco ) , close hero dally up to November 21th at 0:30 : p. m. Mails for the Society Islands , per ship Galilee ( from San Francisco ) , close hero dally up to November L'lth at C:30 : p. m. Trans-Pacino malli are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the tchedulo of closlni ; U nrrniiRed on the preeumptlon of their unin terrupted o\erland transit Registered mall cot ! > en nt 0:00 p. m. previous day. Poslpllleo , New York , N. Y. , October L-J , 1SJ7- 1SJ7CORNELIUS CORNELIUS VANCOTT , Postmaster. UAILHOAOS. WRLINOTON & MISSOURI River Railroad "The Hurllntr. ton Houli/-iUrnerul Olllcea , N. W. Cornci ; ( Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Olllcie. J.102 Farnam Street. Telephone 250. Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone , 128. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln , Denver & west ' 8:35 : am 9:35 : am Lincoln , Denver , Colo- " ' rudo. fluh , California , u .v . I Hack I ! ; ; ; . ' . Moniana aim PiiKet Sound * > 4i.1-nm < tapm Lincoln Local , ' 7:05 : inn 7 45 pni Lincoln l''ant Mjli. . . . . , ; / , ; jm , " 11:30 : urn Dally. "Dally except Sunday. WAIIA8II HAH.UOAn TICKET OKKICB. 1415 Fur am Slrtel. Telephone , 322 , Depot , 'Tenth and Hascn Hlreets. Telephone , US. . , Arrive. Louis "Cannon Hall" l:3il : pm 11JO : am 1USKOUIU I'ACIKIC IlAIL'HOAt ) General onice > anil Ticket Of fice. Merchants National Dank IliillJInK. 1221 1'a main Street. Telephone , 104. Depot , Fifteenth and WcLiter .Struts. Telephone , Leave. Arrive , ICantau & Nebraska Limited 3C5 : pm pm Hainan city & St. LouU nipre < 8 . , 9:30 pm 6:00 : am Nebrmka Local 4S1 ; pm " 9:45 : am Dally. Dally Ex. Bunday. \ii.no vns. ( Continued. * VNION PArtKtC-'TIIH OVKIl- * tnnil Iloiile" llenernl ofllpef , N. K. Corner N'lnlh nnd Knrnnm Streets. Cltr Ticket Olllce , 1302 Farrmm Street. TelephonK SIS. I > opot , Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone. 12S. Leave. Arrive. "The Overlnnil Limited" for Denver. Salt Luke. weslern points 8M : am 4:11 : pm Fast Mall train for Denver. Salt I-ik * . Pacific conM nnd nil wesfrn point * 3:30 : pm MOM : m Lincoln , llenlrle * and Strc m > lnuK Kxvre ii. . . . Sto : pm 3M : pm Grninl Inland Impress. . . 5:36 : pm SSO : inn Unlly. Dally except Sunday. Council Illuffs Inral Leave * . 6:43 : n. m. : 6:50 : B. m. , 7:30 : n. m. ; 8:25 : n. in. : 10:11 : n. tn.2:1S ; : p. m.i 4.30 n. m 1 6:53 : I' , m. Arrives , CSO : n. in. ; 7:2i : ) n. in ; S n. in. , 9:25 : n .in. ; 11:3:1 : : n. m. ; 3:10 : p. m. ; 6-40 p m. ; 9p3 ; p. m. ; 10:45 : p. m cincAiic. * NoiiTinvnsT- rn Hnllwny-Olty Ticket Olltc-c , 1411 Fnrmni Street. Telephone , E81. Di-pjl , Tenth nnd Mason Streets. Telephone , 1:1 Leave. Arrive. Mls ourl Valley , fllnut City , St. Paul nnd Minneapolis BIO nm 10I5 : pm Missouri Vnlley , Sioux City 7tO : nm 5:0j : pm Dcnnlson. Cnrn > ll , Wall Uik" , 7:30 : nm 9:05 : pm Ka tern Kxprrss.DCS Molnes , Mnrsh.illlown. Cedar llnplds , Uhlcnco " 10:15 : am 4:10 : pm Atlantic Klytr , Cnlengu and Kn t . . , , . . . 4:43 pin 4:10 : pm Fast Mall. Chicago to Omaha * . ' 310 pm Missouri Vnlley , Slaux Cltv , St. Paul , Mlnnc- npolls Limited 5:35 : pm 0:23 : nm Oniiiha-ChlcnKu Ppoclnl. 0:30 : pm * S:10 : am Dally "D.tlly except Sunday. - CHICAGO. ST. PAUL , -M1NNK. np.illH & Omaha Knlhvny Oeneml offices , Nphrn l i Di vision , Fifteenth nndVhstir Stirets. City Ticket Olllce , 1401 Kunmm Street. Telephone CCI. Lepol. Fifteenth anil Webster Streets. Telephone. 1I3S. Leave. Arrive. Sioux Clly Acoonitnoda. 8O : ! nm n:20 : pm Sioux Cllv Acconimoda. " 9:3J : am ' 8:20 pm lllalr , Kmerson. Slnux City. I'oncn , IlnrllnK- Ion and ItlDomneld. . . . 1:00 : pm " 11.53 nm Sioux City , Mnnlinto , SI. Paul , MlnntNipollH . . . " ( ! :13 : pin fl:10 : am Mmerson Passenger . . . . 5:10 : tun S.4. > nm DaPy. Dally except Suminy. Sunday only. This train stcim nt Millions Florence to So. lllalr. Inclusive , Sundays only ; on week days So. Itlalr only. I FREMONT. EI.KHORN & Missouri Vnlliy Itiiliway G-n- eral Offices , t'nlled Slales Na tional name iiulldliiK , boutn- nam StreeU. Ticket Oince , went Coiner Twelfth and Fur- 1401 Farnam SUn't. Telephone. 5GI. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1458. Leave. Arrive. Illack Hills. Dcadwood and Hot Sprlmts * 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pin Wyoming , Caspi'r nnd DoiiRl'ia * 3:00 pm 5:00 : pm Hosting * . York. David City , Supe.lcr , Oenova , Exeter nnd Sowaru. . . 3W pm 5:00 pm Ni rfo Ic , Wo-t Po nt and 7:50 : am Fremont Lincoln , Wnhoo and 7:50 : am 10:25 : am Fiemont. Fremont Local 7:50 : nm Daily. Dally except Sunday , Sunday only. Daily except Saturday. Dally except Monday. . ' " JX CITY & PACIFIC RAIL * . rcad General Otllces , United States National Unnk llulld- liiK , S. W. Corner Twelfth nnd Farmm Streets. Ticket Olllce. 1401 Farnam stieet. Telephone. 601. Depot. Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1I5S. Leave. ArrUe. Sioux City. Mqnkoto. St Paul. .ilir.lit.n-of : 0:15 : pin 0:10 : am Dally. CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & Pailflc llallroid "The Great Hook Island Route" City Tli-ket Olllce , 1323 Farnam Street. Telephone , 428. Depot , TPnlh and Mason Streets. Telephone , 12S. Leave. Arrive. and Rt . Paul Vcstlbulcd Express ' 4:50 : pm l:4 : > pm Lincoln. Colorado fcpmiBB. Pueblo Denver and west * l:5o : pm 4:0j pm ClilcnBO , DCS Molnus and Hock Island * 7:00 : pm 8:15 am Atlantic Express , lor DCS Mottles and eattern points 7:00 : am * 5S5 : Pm Lincoln. Falrbury anil Dcllpvlllo 5:43 : pm " 10:40 nm Dally. Dally except Sunday. OMAHA. KANSAS CITST & EASTERN RAILroad road Omaha & St. Louis Railroad "The O. K. Route" Ticket Olflee , 1415 Farnam Street. Telephone. 322. Depot. Tenth and Mason Slreets. Telephone , 12S. Leave. Arrive. Pattonsbiiru. Kliksvllle , Qulncy Local D:40 : am "lOMJ pm St. Louis. New York Limited 4:30pm : 11:30 : am CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST Paul Hallway City Ticket Ofllce. 1504 Farnam Street. Telephone , 284. Depot , Tenth anil Munon Stieels. Telephone. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Limited Ex. . . . 5:43 pm 8:03 : am Omaha and Chicago Ex. " 11:00 : nm 1:50 : pin Dally. IlIVOItCKS AUK TOO EXPKXSI VIS. Itcnxoii Why One Couple CiiutluucH to Llvo ToKt-dicr. That a divorce Is a luxury was a conclu sion reached by a counlo who recently wandered , - derod Into the oince of County Judge Baxter , and as a result of this determination they will travel together along life's path , even If they find It a 'bit ' tough , Instead ot hustling along each for himself and herself. There are people who think that the pro cedure to secure a decree of divorce Is ex actly the nameas to get n marriage license , and this was very evidently the opinion of the pair who dropped la on Cashier Harry Nott of the county court a few days ago. They came -to his desk as If they knew the way. The man planked down a couple of dollars lars on the desk and Cashier Nott reached for his marriage license book , but ho was startled and made speechless by the remark from the man : "Wo want a divorce. " lieforo Nott could recover hla power of speech the man took him by tho'arm , and ho was escorted by the couple Into an outer olllco tn front of the counter. Piled up against the counter were two big bundles and several smaller ones , apparently containing bedding , household utc'iislla , pictures and other articles which are deemed necessary for married llfo. The burden must have been all that the man and woman could carry. Pointing to the layout , the man said : " .Mo nnd the woman cannot get along to gether. Wo have decided to got divorce * ! . We want you to divorce us and divide our property between us. I paid you $2 for the marriage license , and I suppose It costs the same tn set o divorce. " Ily this time Harry Nott had regained his self-possession , and ho delivered a very fath- crly discourse to the pair , advising them to try to patch up their dlfllcultlcs and to stay together. Ho said that In all his experience ho had not yet sold a marriage license which did not result ultimately In satisfaction to nil parties , oven If things were a llttlo tough at first. He advised them to hold on , a while longer and the superior quality of his Ilcensen would soon display themselves. Tim cotiplo took In the advice calmly , tiut It apparently had no effect oa them. Nott then started on another strain and told of the proper procedure to get a divorce. Ho figured out the attorney's fees and court costs and rolled up a considerable sum. When ho had concluded , the man asked : 'Can't wo get a divorce , cheaper than that ? " Nott responded In the negative , and the couple conversed together 'for some time In Swedish. At the conclusion of their confab the roan announced : "It costs too much. I guess we will try to get along together. " Thereupon the couple picked up their bun dles and packed -them out of the office. They have been married but a short time. All lllllU'Ht Ill-IIIPll ) . "Wo could not say too much in favor of Chamberlain's Cough Hcmedy. About three years ago ono ot our children hid an attack of croup and we were afraid that wo would lese him. Seeing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy , advertised , wo decided to give It a trial. It gave almost Instant relief and we bolluvo It saved the child's life. Since their we have never been without a bottle of this , remedy In the house and wo recommend tt to every one as being an honest cough rem edy. " L. W. Nichols. Kast Now Market. Mil. Cllvrn nil Inrrcimelu \\'unr . HHAUINU , I'a. , Oct. 31. The Heading Iron company yesterday posted notices of an Increase of wages of nil Its employed , uliout.M * ) , The Increase U different In various departments , but will uverugu 5 per cent. Arnold's Uromo Celery cures headaches , lOc , 25c aud 50c. All druggists. GOSSIP FROM THE GRIDIRON Saturday's Foot Ball Games Dissected and Opposing Tennis Oomparedi TAME EXHIBITIONS IN THE WESTERN of lixtn mid Mlxioiirl n IJrcnt Suriirlnc tii I In"Vn clu-r Pciin j U niilu Miiki-N a ; , ( iroiit Each Saturday of Hits an in mil sees the great Intercollegiate toot liall game advanced In popularity. Each Saturday the gamca be come more numerous and moro exciting. The contests are now closer tlmn they linvo been heretofore , the one-sldod nltalrs between the strong teams and the weak teams having been largely disposed of In the first part of the season. From now on till the last o't November the games will cxclto moro Inter est and tt the rest of the season anything llko Itecps pace with the season up to dale Toot ball will have been moro strongly In trenched In American amateur sports during the year 1S97 than In any previous year. Two very tame affairs happened within the Westetn Intercollegiate association ut Saturday. Thu one was the defeat of lowu by Kansas at Lawrence , Kin. , DO to Oj the other was the victory of Nebraska over Missouri at Lincoln , Neb. , 41 to 0. lio.h games were great surprise. * , not In the locu tion of the victories but In their extent. It had been generally supposed that the four teams belonging to the association were. moro evenly matched. The rraults of these two games show that the best game ot the association will bo when Nebraska and Kan sas meet. Unless Nebraska should take an unexpected slump , or l.wa should make phenomenal strides forward , the game hereon on Thanksgiving Day between Nebraska and Iowa will bo Nebraska's by a grcar big score. Iowa plays the University ot Mis souri at Jowa City on Saturday , November 13 , and the winner of this contest will prob ably take thin ) place In Ihe association while Ihe loser will have to be contented wlh thu fourth and last place. It lee lea now as though Missouri would bring up the rear ot the procession , but what a strange reversal of fate It would show If Iowa , the pennant winner of 1SD6 , should occupy last place In 1SU7 ! Coach Robinson ot Nebraska has every reason ( o bo proud of his boys after their victory of Saturday , iin * the team has every reason to feel grateful to Edgar lOhlnsun , for Nebraska never had a better coach. The team work on Saturday was good , and POV- oral players shone out us stars , one of these being Qunrtcrbtck Cowglll , who again dropped a goal from the thlrty-llvc-yard line. It was a herd beating for Missouri , but Coach Young should not feel diocouragcd Ho has hard trials and llttlo thanks. His work from now on will be to get the team ready to meet and beat Iowa. If the X-ray m.iehlno could have been employed for photographic purposes at Law rence. Kc.n. . , cr.i Saturday night It would probably have fcuiul two noted football play ers joshing ca"h other. Coach Woodruff ot thn Kuneas team probably had a good deal of sport with Coach Wagon hurst of Iowa over the 50-0 score , and the latter was un doubtedly called upon td act them up. Uoth of tlieso coccluxj are graduates ot tht Quaker Institution at Philadelphia , and fat four years played alongside of each other as guard and tackle , helping to defeat Prince ton , Harvard and Cormcll and longing to meet Yale. That they should meet again on the western , plains as coaches of cppoalng teams Is an Incident worthy ot mention. Omaha's .graduates In the grand game were again In the front rank on Saturday. Cine ot the most fiercely contested and beet played games of the year was that between the University of Chicago and Illinois State university , which went to the former , 18 to 12. It was all the fault of Gordon Clnike and Ullly Gardner cf this city that Illinois lost the game. They are playing quarter- tack ( later right halfback ) and fullback , re- spcctlvely , cci the Chicago team. It was an clgbty-five-yard run by Clarke that tied the score with Illinois , and he It was that forced the ball along by steady gains and finally went over the line- for the winning touchdown. Hcrschbcrger , the renowned punter , was injured early In the game , nad Gordon Clarke ably filled his place at right halfback. Ho did not do the kicking Iih predecessor would have done , but he made scmo ot the most sensational runs ever seen on an Illinois gridiron. Billy Gardner kicked every goal he had a chance at , and aided Clarke in his rums , besides doing some good punting and line running. In the east , the sons ot William Penn and Benjamin Franklin went up from Phila delphia and called on the descendants of Roger Williams at Providence , R. I. Penn sylvania dlJ not do much , only defeated Brown , 40 'to ' 0 , that's all. It may bo inci dentally remarked right hero that this is the same Drown team that played Yale a close game , 18-14 , and held Harvard down , to 24 points. Perhaps this doesn't show up Pcnn In a bright light , but It looks that way at this distance. Now , If that team of Quakers had Just spread over the border line ot that state of Rhode Island when they were in New England on Saturday , and entered the state of Connecticut they might have had some moro fun. It's true that 'they ' would not have fomwl the players of Yale at homo , but they could have waited till they re turned and Just had a Jittlo practice game with thorn. The Yale boys on Saturday wmi- dored away from the dear old Yale fence , and went over to West Point , N. Y. The soldier boys of Uncle Sam gave thorn a warmer re ception than the sons of 1C 11 had ai'jticl- patcd. West Point scored on Yale llrat , and the first half ended C-0 In the army's favor. Yale tied the ecoro In the xccand half , und left the score C-G. Of course , there will bo the usual bundle ot explanations from New Haven this week , and there will be another call for tlm old guard of the alumni to come back to coach. Yale has need of all the good coaching It can get hold of hotnro it ineetH Harvard at Cambridge on November 13 , andPrinceton at New 'Haven ' ono week later. Yale will do very well , Indeed , to got one of those two games , and would agree- ahly fiirprlso the bluest Yalenslan by doing that very thing. Harvard's team continues to show marked Improvement. That a larger score was not registered against Cornell on Saturday Is duo only to the oxcesslvu holding In the line' ' by the Harvard guards and the penalties In- Illctod by Dr. Paul Dashlell. The core was 24 to & Infavor ot Harvard , and the Ithucans therefore have the honor ot being the first players to score against the crimson this year. It was a goal from the field by Quar terback Young that did It. floth lines showed up strong , the Hurvard line much the stronger. Harvard's backs did not play bril liantly , but Cornell's played poorly. The Cornell men were not In good 'condition as they had not fully recovered from the effects of their nurd game with Princeton ono week earlier und had been compelled to stand a hard bit of traveling from Ithaca to Cam bridge. On Saturday next Cornell plays Penn sylvania State college at Ithaca , the team that the University of Pennsylvania recently defeated 24 to 0. The result ot this gamu will glvo a cue on the Pcnn-Cornell game to bo played on Thanksgiving day at Philadelphia. Of course , the gaino will go to Penn , but the question Is by how many points ? Princeton easily defeated Dartmouth , but not so easily as did Penniylvanla a few weeks ago. On Saturday Princeton will play I.a. fayctte. the team Penn defeated , 4C to 0. Princeton's most 'Illustrious foot ball player In recent years earned a victory for himself anil his proteges tn the went on Saturday. Wisconuln defeated Minnesota , 39 to 0. Phil King , captain ot both foot ball and base bait teams at Princeton In 1893 , had coached the Wisconsin playcra lute fine form and they just ran away from Mlnnaiota an they pleased. The result of tku game and the In vincible form displayed by Wisconsin Invests the game between Chicago and Wisconsin to bo played ono week from Saturday with anew now and lively Interest , Phil King Is con ceded to be a bolter foot bait general than Alonzu U , Htagg , It la laid he has bad as good material to work with at Madison an has Stagg on Chicago's midway. The chances are taut Chicago will win , but It's going to bo one of the royal battles on the gridiron this Today Omaha will have a chance to PP a vrry clever game nt University imrk , when \Vesley.\n college of Lincoln meets Tabor college - lego of Iowa. The T\bor twin la a very clover aggregation and will glvo tlio Meth odists a much harder wrestle than would the Tigers from Missouri. It will bo pretty even match and should bo n very nlco ex hibition , dame will be wiled .tt 3:30. : nru.r.Tix nv eii.viRMiv MOTT. dill * AttoiiMon of Rlilcr * to ( lie Ho ml Illiclnur ( Im'Ntliiii. ItAI/riMOHK , Oct. Sl.-Chalrman Albert Molt of the Lcaguo ot American Whonlmen racing hoard today Issued the following spc- cl.fl bulletin : The attention of racing men nml promoters meters of ro.ul raoJns Is called to the fact that the League of Amerle.tn Wheelmen regards racing on In ? public1 highways ns an tmlawrul practice nnd refuses to recoK- nlr.e nnd legislate fir such form of the sport , except o forbid thn competing1 together - gether therein or < paremaklng one for thn other , of tunatours anil professionals , or ot suspended men. with' ' such riders. When a. rider loses.his status ns sue'i by competing under any conditions that would profes sionalize him In track racing the limit of prize value nnd rider's distance from homo nre exccpted. In brief , an nma-iour must not compete with iv profiwloiml or pnce or be paced by film In a road race. Neither must ho com pete with a suspended man. An amateur musl not raeo for each on the road. A suspended man who compotes In a road race will have at least a year added to his suspension anil for repeated endangering of niher men will be suspended permanently. Promoters of ro.ul races will be held to a strle * accountability. They must Inqtllra Into entries ami allow none to start who nre not eligible. Sanction Is required for a nice. neorgo II. Orr. ( president of the Canadian Wheelmen's association , olllelally Informs. the chairman that reports lliat were sent out from San KnineNco ihitt the Canadian Wheelmen's association would reeoniilite thn 'California ' Associated Cycling elub have ! not nny truth In them. The. suspension I placed on Otto /elgli'V , jr. , of California la ! mixed. The suspension placed upon Clinton 11. Cnullor is raised. J. r'r.ink Slarbuclc I of Philadelphia , through r. T. 1'owers. having deposited the amount duo his pacers with the chairman , ; -ho suspension upon .Mr. Stnrbuek Is raised. (1n > NiM < iil Clt.v il vkiv Club Kuli'lcn. N'U\V Oil KUANS. Oct. 3l.-Socrctnry Sheridan Clark of the Crescent City Jockey c'.ub hns nniuiiinccil the following numliLr of entries received for the stakes to bo run off at the coming winter meeting : Inau gural , 52 ; Thanksirlvlni , ' ihnnillcap. 7 ; Mag- nolln , selllnp slaki > , 70 ; Palmetto , hurillo hamllcap , M : prcllmluiiry derby , for 2-year- olds , 9 ; Audiibon liaiullcap , 41 ; Crescent City handicap , 57 ; Jaokson hamllcap , 75 ; at'iitlllity liaiullcap , 02 ; I'ouco ile Leon handicap , ra ; Mi-rclinnls1 handicap , it : George Washington handicap , SI ; Carnival handicap , 7.1 ; St. Patrick's handicap , i7 ; Crescent City derby , for 3-year-olds , JI.UOO \ iilue.13 , making a total of U4G entries. Vni'lit It in'I ni ; riiloii of North .Vmcrlcn. NH\V YOIIK , Oct. 31. Representatives of 103 yacht clubs In the United States and Canada met here ycwlerday ami orcnnlzcil the Yacht Uaclng union of North America. KIVKIIVIKW I'AHK ColiMlriii'tloii of u I.lii-Ki- IN .VtMY I'l-OJ.TllMl. The enthusiasm with which the Soutbsldcrs regard the development of Rlvcrvlew park brings out some new scheme for Improve ment every few weeks and the last ono contemplates the addition ot a new slice ot territory and a big lake. Park Cnmmls3lonor _ O-'rnish has suggested the scheme and ho regards it as perfectly feasible. The plan Involves the condemnation and purchase ot a large territory ot the low ground benveui the park and the river where It is asserted that a lake nearly a mile long can be con structed with very llttlo expense. The ground i.'t not considered worth any tanglblo amount and It Is declared that the cntlro Improvement can be made tor $5,000. Mr. Cornish does not Insist that the scheme should be taken up > at once , but suggests It as a good thing to consider.Ho takes the view that Riven-lew park Is .bound . to become - como the great park of the city and that the construction of such a lake as is con templated would double Its attracttvcncai and give the people of the city a source ot recreation that they have never before CIK Jjycd. He believes that a lake large enough to afford facilities for boating could bo con structed and the surrounding low ground made attractive at a comparatively Insig nificant expense and that the value of the main park would bo materially enhanced by Ihe transformation of the stretch of marsh that extends below the park Into an at tractive lake. The matter has been dis cussed to some -degree among the South- slders and will 'bo taken up by the Sonlh- sldo Improvement club along with Its other projects for local improvements. . The menagerie at Rivervlow park has now assumed quite creditable proportions and on pleasant Sundays It attracts quite a num ber of people. The liet ot animal attrac tions now Includes a black bear , several wolves and coons , three eagles , a wildcat , seven different varieties of hawks , three va rieties ot owls , twenty-one fantall pigeons , an African ostrich , ostrich chicken , three prairie dogs , a cage of white rabbits and a miscellaneous assortment of squirrels , badgers , geese and ducks and guinea pigs. These have all been donated to the park board by various Individuals and the South- slders propose to make them the beginning of quite a pretentious collection. * You can't afford to risk your llfo by at- lotvln ga cold t ( < develop UUo pneumonia or consumption. Instant relief and a certain euro are afforded hy One Minute Cough Cure , CoiuiiliiliiN In Iliiaril of llraHli. 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