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10 TUB OMAKA DAILY BEE : RATUKDAY , NOVEMBER 0 , 1807.
IAL NOTICES
Ailvrr < litiiriitN fnr Mirno
nlll lie InUrti tinUI 12 in.
ovptiliiir ninl iinlll 8 | t. m.
mnrnlnir nml HtimlnjnlltliMix. .
AilvcrllncTN , 1i > - rcfitirntlitK n mini-
licroil ctircl < i cnn Intvp IIIIBMITH ml-
li'Hur In cure
ilrrxMcil t < r u iiiiinliorril
of The Hcc. AnnwiTi * n niltlrrimcil
IIP delivered on iironentiilloii of
. .
Itnti-N , J ! - ! ! < Miiril llrnl Innrrtlnii )
Jo n wor l tlH-rciiflor. Jiiillilnit liifcon
for ICNH ( linn ll.-.c for I In * flrnt Inti-r.
ndvertlnciiienln niimt l c
tliin. ThCNf
run ( ' ( inncriitl vcly.
srrrTIO.S WA.vrnn.
POSITION WANTKI > BY YOf.vo MAN \ \ mt
Rood butlnwn ciunlincntlona and icell nt iff-
relnll buMneBii ; woiiia
c n In wholesale or *
travel. Aildrrrt Y W , lice. A M911
_
r m CTKNT MAT'NtJuSi : WITH 11KST
city references wnnta sllunllon In hospital or
to lake care Of InvnllJ. Inquire. ial * ' :
nttfliNEss MAN , MAHUUJU , on-
siren trillion Doc. 1 In wholes-ale nr rot-ill
btulncmi ; C yenrs In the nml bunlnwui com
petent iKttkkecper ; experience * ! rnlnman ; can
furnish A No. 1 references. 1 M , Heft
wivnan 111:1 ;
CANVARSERH" TAKE ORDKRSJNKW UNI :
of wotlt , no heavy Koods tb carry : salary ot
commission. C. I' . Adams Co. , 524 So. t"1-
SALESMEN FOII CIGARS , jin A MONTH AND
expenses ; old llrmi experience unnccejsary.
Inducements to customers. C. C. Blfhop A
Co. , Ht. l l'Q' l _
ilEN AND WOMEN OIICIANIHBRS AND SO-
llcltor * for best fratenml binollclary society
In the field ; Rood p.iy. Address Supreme Sec-
tctary Star of Jupiter , McCook , Neb.
C MS41 N7
I ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH , ALSO
liberal commissions , to Rood deputies or orRnn-
Icrs. Impnlnl Myftlc LcKlon. For > irtlcu-
lam nddre s Henry C. Akin , supreme resent ,
MfcCnuue liulldlng , Omaha. I1-M1I4 NH
_
WANTK1) , CARPENTEIIS , TO KEEP AWAY
from the Exposition grounds until matters are
settled. Carpenters' Union. B MIOO
YOUNO MEN WANTED TO LEAR BARBER
trade ; splendid opportunity ; constant practice ,
expert Injunction * , lecture * , xvagei In ( hops
Saturdays before completing outfit of tools
donated ; new catalogue Juit out mailed free ,
Mrtler System Barber School , Clark nnd Van
Iluren 8H. , Chicago , 1" . 11 ME90 '
riGARMAKERS. INQUIRE
of Q. K. Godfrey , Fremont. Neb. 1I-M9TJ 11 *
WANTED. AT ONCE. A COAT MAKER.
Steaitv work. Address The Friend Tnllnrlmt
Co. , Friend , Neb. B M113 C *
WANTED. TAILOItS ; FOUR COATJIAKERS ;
cull on IL Cclien. manager ' 211 N Ifith st. ,
Omnhn , B Jl"49 C *
WANTED. Bl'SIIELMKN AT ONCE. NI >
braska nothing Co. II 9HS 5
WANTED. AGENTS : fSO TO A WKKK SUKI !
to workers ; no capital nec-ded : new Roods : ne-v
pltin : rrlls nt BlKht ; pxeiy family needs It. II.
S. Co. . box 424. Cincinnati. Ohio II
WANTED , rirxV GOOD SM.ESMFN : PER-
nmiiPnt position , co.Tion Jn t oppnod : staple
line ; nulnrv or cnnimlsslonxlth pxn n"t < .
I.iiko Ri-othnrs Co. , Chicago. B MPW 6
MEN WHO WILL WOR'C rnu SI.IM DAY.
Bftlary < ir ctmin'F ) ' lon , cnnva" lnj cnnium r
and d < > nlnni. niflon Snap & Mfir On. Pln-
clnnnt' . O. B M5S3
i.n III-M , ! ' .
100 GIRLH FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK ; J3
to $7 week. Canadian Olllce. 1")22 DOUBT ! ? .
C 703
WANTED. GIRL FOR OENEUAL HOUSE-
xvark. Apply nt C20 South 2Gth AcnuiC \
C MC72
WANTED , COMPETENT CX > OK AND LAUN
dress ; ol o peed ipconit Rltl ; referenees re
quired MIF. E. E. Hart , 1C4 Park ave , Council
Bluffs. C 822 5
WANTED , COMPETENT GIRL FOR OENERAL
housework 1113 Georgia nxenue. C MOW 7 *
WANTED , A GOOD GIRL ( NO OTHERS NEED
apply. ) 191S WIrt St. ( w c *
LADIES WANTED TO TIIAVEL AND AT-
polnt accntH fcr nM cJlnhll'SliPd house : per
manent position : Sli ) per month nnd nil P\-
Z , box 751. Chlcauo C MD S 6 *
WANTED. GIRL FOR fiENEltAL HOUSE.
work ; family of three Call 2JJS N. ISth st
C M9SI 10
FIVE DClLLARS A WEEK TO A GOOD COOK
nnd laundress Apply at 161 Park axi > . Council
Bluffs. . c M037 8
FOR RR.\'TIIOUSICS.
IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1503 Farnam. D 700
I. HOUSES. BENEWA ft CoTTlOS N. 15TII ST.
. . I > 707
IIOUSKS. WALLACn. BROWN BLOCK. IfiTH
and Douglas. D 709
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
city , 13 to 173. Fidelity , 1st llnor N. Y. Life.
D-703
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES. ALL PARTS
of city. Rrennnn , < t I VP Co. , 430 Paxton block.
D-7,0
LAROF LIST. M'CAOUE. 15TH AND DO HOE.
D-7I1
HOUSES , PLATS. OARV1N BROS. ' 1C 13 FAR-M
D 712
HOUSES FOR RENT. BEMIS PAXTO.V BLK.
D 713
HOUSES. J. II SHERWOOD. 423 N. Y. I.JFE.
- D 71 *
FOR RT5NT , CHOICE 12-ROOM DETACHED
modem house. Inquire 2348 Capitol Ax-pnn .
D 715
MOVING HOI'fRHOLD OOOHS AND PIANOS.
Om. Van & Storage Co. , 13im Farnam. Tel J37) .
D 71S
TWO LARGE HOUSES IN DUNDEE PLACE :
cheap. CO" Bee Mile. D 717
HOTELS , STORES. UEMIH. PAXTON I ILK.
D-M100
C-ROOM lldllSE MIAMI STREET > 10 ; NEW ,
Ill-room hiMi .p , Park avuiuf" . J33 ; brick ; modern.
W , ! . Belby , 331 Chamber Comnnvcp.
D-MJS1
S30 NORTH r.vni AVE. . r.TGHT.ROOM HOUSE
In first Plnis repair , with furnac * . bit ! ) nnd
burn. Apply nt room 7 lloaid of Tiailp.
D-M678
d-ROOM FLAT. ! I03 LEAVEN-
xvortli St. D-SS3 N28
7-TOOM 'BTEAM-TITMTED FLAT. HOWARD
Itanpl ; . AKt , . 1 10 ChlenRO St. D-1SI
DWFlt.HNO FOR RENT 10 ROOMS , ALL
niod rn Ijnprovmpnti' S2d nnd Fnrnam , 522 :
also S room c"ttnup , tO.Cflr rlly wnter ; or , ror
line. DpMcr L. Thomas , 401 life. D 1.1 .
f-ROOSr fODERN FLAT. 111 ! SOUTH 11TH.
D-M770
FINE TEN-ROOM llltlUK , WU H. 2STH , I'Alt'l"
ly furnished If desired , or mine furnlsliliiKS for
sale. F , P. Wead , 16th nnd Douglas.
. . _ . , D-029-S
22.PO. MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE : NICK
yard. 1507 N. 10th St. D-917 S
BTX-I1QOM MODKUN COTTAOB ATt \
Norlli 19U ! St.r > 20 M n month. Applx- W. B
MelUle. l t Nnt'l Bk , HUlnic. D-M957 7 '
HOUSE 5M FO. 2STH ST. . 10 ROOMH"xTo" 7
crn , $40.00 per month. Byron Reed Co.
' D-970
FOR RENT. PLKO\NT 8-nOOiI HOUSE. WITH
nil " "dern Imprnvi-inrntii : tlrnt.plasaj No. 406
, ' . ? , rt 1'"r Infmmailon call nt National
Clothln Co. , cor. 14th and Douglaii st.
1 > MOW S
FOR RENT MODERN HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS"
nlcelj' furnlKliod , InrludliiR piano. Call nt nnco
at TOO Lolhrop st , D M9S3 10
FOR iin.vi' I'uiiMNiir.n noons.
STEAM HEATKD ROOMS. 001 SO. 13TH ST.
K 352-N1 ?
THREH FURNISHED ROOMS , HOU8EKWP.
Insr. * 11I3 i Qiitli Klex-enth. K 773 T
ELEGANT SOUTH FRONT ROOMS ; Mnr > ERN ;
rcfciencen. 1922 , Chicago. E MM3 "
S FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKKEPlNfi
for man and xvlfe ; rent taken In board. 31
N. 17th. K 8C7
ROOMS. 1410 FARNAM.
E 971 7
WAUM. I'LKASANT HOOM. CHEAP TO RIRIIT
partlea , ax)7 ) Ca t , K M > 73 7
ELEGANT FUUNIKHHD KOOMS 1011 HKN'T.
MO North iiU i-MS75 ! !
ixn ) ONn on TWO on.NTLKMKN. a AS , roiT.
celaln bath , hot uatrr , Viteani heat : licatlun
central. Addreta Y 63 , Ike. t M)3J !
POU HBNT. FWHNIBTlEn FlOOM : ALL CON-
near1'High school 24S1 flndec sU
1J-1UT3 !
TWO LAUGH FllONT IIOOMS. AI OVK. HAY
' - ' -v ; steam heat. 411 North l t' ' > .
E-113S1
ROOMS v\n HOARD.
STEAM HEATI3D ItOOMB WITH ROAIUX STQ
Ilnrney r ! J5 N-12 *
ri'RNISHKt ) ROOMS. MODERN. 11J . IJTII
St. F-CIJ
LARGE S. E C'ORNEIl ROOM , 2 Vi DOI' L\9.
F13
I'TIR RENT-FUHNISHED ROOM , WITH
tioard ; sultnblff for one , 2013 California 8
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. JiO ?
Doiielao. F M120 C *
ROOMS WITH BOARD ; STEAM IlEAT. UTO-
ola. 1751 Davenport St. f M8SS 8 *
Newly , neatly fiirnlnhert n > f > m , nil moJem con-
\pnienccs. xvlth or without lionrd nnd only fixe
minutes xxnlk from the pfwtofftcp ; coni lder d
best furnished private bonrdlns hou e In the
oily BhTl ropeclfnlly renu > t In-pectlun. a line
home for profefslonal mpn. tCBCher * . clerks , PIC.
A first cinM tnblo : nm In ft position tn five
cheaper rate * nt this time thnn any one f\ff \
In the city ; nppllrnnls must furnl'h references -
ences ; only ft few rccms left ; cnll nnd KM my
prices nnd Inspect room * nml yon will undoubt
edly make n change , Mrs. II. LPdlnshnm , 19U
Datenport fit. r QM 8
MODERN BRICK. ROOMS AND BOARD , 3 50
"
up. S14 N. 11th. P-M90" ! !
HANDSOME SUITE PARt.OR3. FURNISHED
or unfurnished ; alfo other room xvlth board.
The Rose. 20M Hartley. F M93I
NEWLY FtrRNl ilKD ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Hot vnter heat. 2f)2 CH-H , F-M331 10 *
_
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM , MOD-
prn conx-enlenc , ' prlx-nlp family. 702 s. 3th
t F M9il 9 *
K23 NOllTH 19TH ST. ! FURNISHED ROOMS.
B.-is. bith , furnnre. F in 6 *
hTRNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 2310 Dnuula ? . F 972 3 *
_
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH OR WITHOUT
lioard. 1919 Dflge. F-M88C . '
_
LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD. 2nli
DoUBl.is. V M99 * S
FOR un.vr wxi'MJRMsiir.n ROOMS.
THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS , $ C.CO. 1N-
aulre 100 South 20th St. d-MH.,9 i
FOR RKM' STOHKS AXD OKI-'ICKS.
FOR RENT-IN THE BEE IIUILD1MJ :
Onu InrKe comer ro'om , 2d floor , with \nult nnd
pilx-atc olllce , xrnter , etc.
Onei Lirpe front room , 2d UDOI- . divided Into txvo
rooms by paitltlon , wnter , etc.
One larRe corner room , 2d lloor , wllh vault ,
xvnter , etc.
One front room , divided by partition , third Door.
One corner rom with vault , third floor.
One larce room , third lloor , xvltb paitltlon dlxld-
Inir It Into one law room and txxo smaller
prlx-nto rooms , water , etc.
Txxo large ground floor roams , fronting 17th St. ,
xvlth vault.
One large ground floor room on ramam St. .
large x'nult.
Spxeral small rooms on fourth floor , vxlth vnu'ts '
All thesp rooms nre heated xxlth steam , electric
lights Hupplled , xvlth first class Janitor rervlc- .
Elexatois run dayi and nil nlqht ; bulMIng
strictly fireproof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Room 101 , Bee building. I 198
FOR RENT DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
oltlri1 , RPP building ; xxatcr , steam hcnt , eleccrlc
light and J iiltor service. Apply to Surenn-
tendtnt , Bee building. 1 197
FOII RENT Til K 4-STORY BRICK BUILDINC
nt 916 rnrnnm St Thla building has a fireproof
cement basement : \\ati > r on nil floors , gas. Ptc.
Appl > at the olllcp of The Bee. 1 910
TO RENT. DESK ROOM 1N CIGAR 'VTOUE ,
130 > Farnnm , best central location In cltv ,
lai e vault. I SIOIS 7
A K\TS WAXT-IJ.
AGENTS MAKE 100 TO TOO PER CENT ; EX-
eluslxe tenltory ; Me sale on Its merit to
ex cry horse oxvner , no talking. O. Hunter
Co , Ilnclne , Wls. J M091 C *
\VANTED. AGENTS , LOCAL AND OENERAL ;
ne\x < article , good seller ; excellent profit ; male
or female ; cnlnry xxhen proxen clllclcnt. A.
L Giny & Co , St. LouH , Mo. J M971 D3
AGENTS MAKING J40 TO ISO A WEEIC ;
grcnte t agent * ' seller pver InxPnteil , both cnn-
xnsilnB and general agents needed ; full par-
tloulnra by mall. Monroe Mfg. Co. X 10 , I-a
Crosse. Wls. J M9 < 9 7'
AVAXTI3IJ TO RUNT.
WANTED , BOARD AND TWO NICELY FUR-
nlshed modern rodms for a family of three
xxlthltt nve blocks of city hall. Address Y C4 ,
Bee cilice , stating price for board nnd rooms ;
no attention paid to ansners not stating price.
K M912
WANTED , COTTAGE. FURNISHED , WITH 3
or 4 rooms , nt once , cheap. Address Major
Lexvls , general delivery. K MPC2 7 *
TH R EE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
heated , xvlth baard , xvest of 27th nnd south of
Farnnm ; references exchanged. A 2 Bee
K M9S6 6
STORAHi : .
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
90S-910 Jones ; general storage nnd forxx-ardlng.
M-719
OM. VAN & STORAGE. 1311' , < , FARN'M. TEL li5S
M 720
FRANK EWERS. STORAGE. 1214 HARNEY.
Hauling and packing , cheapest rates. Tel S36.
M 721
nTO IHIY.
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS BANK Ac
counts. Wallace , 312 Brown Uk. ! , 18th & Doug- .
N-722
HIGHEST PRICK PAID FOR OMAHA SAVIngs -
Ings bank certificates. In answering please
state amounts offered. Address W 63. Bee.
N 423-N-21 *
OMAHA 8AV1NG3 ACCOUNTS PURCHASED
for pa h , II. II Harder. 1st floor Nexv Yoik
Life BldK. N 83S
WILL PURgilASE OMAHA SAVINGS BANK
certificates. J. T , . Clarke , 219 Board of Trade
bids. ' N-M977 7
FOR SALIHORSnS AXD WAGOXS.
SECOND HAND CYVTWIAGES ALL THE TIME
nt Drummond's , mir nnd Harney , nnd the
largest stoclt of reliable new carriages nnd har
ness In the city. Pleased to have you call.
P-M1S7 N-I4
FOR SAI.jn MISCKLLAXKOUS.
SAWDUST , BULK : Si SACKED-CIUBBING
nnd hoe fence. C. R , Lee. 90t Douglis.
' Q 723
2ND-HAND BICYCLES OMAHA '
- , BICYX'LE CO
732
|
FOR SALE , TERRITORY AND RIGHTS ON
one of the latest and greatest money-making
patent noveltlri cxer Issued. Address H. R.
Harris , Michigan City. Indiana. Q M790 7
FOR SALE , DAIRY IN GOOD SHAPE ; CHE\P
for cash. Address Y 119 , Bee. Q M913 6
I AM OBLIGED TO SELL MY TYPEWRITER
Smith , In "good order. A 1 , Bee , Q MJ9 c
CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROF. WHITNEY tF YOU ARK IN NEED
of good advice Uarn nt once frpm tha xuirld-
renonwned life reader-tha xvay In xvhldi x'nu
should trnx'el ; reads year llfo from the cradle
to the grave ; loverH , JiuMinndH nnd xxlx s re-
nulled
Speedy ninrrlnsr to the one of your choice.
Lost or stolen articles. recoVpiPd ; cliaiim and
nil kinds of amulets ; thousands havu consulted
and Iparned tlvo trutlw Ladles. 50c. Call nt
1522 Hoxxard street , corner 10th and Howard
streets ; hours , 9 a. m , to 9 p , m.
m.SM3C3 NI9 *
JUST ARRIVED-PROF. APGO , THE ORE VT7-
ont living Orl'ntal palm and skin render ; niflca
Bushman block , 16th and Douglas ; otllco hours ,
M a , m. to t pi-ni. and Buiukiys ; teea. Me an < l
11.00 ; letters cantalhlne Jl.OO promptv | nn-
wcrcd. S-M978 7
MATHS , UTC.
MADAM SMITH , 1315 DOUGLAU. MASSAOE
Btejm baths , T M919 9 *
MEDICATED BATHS. SKA. SULPHUR , MASsage -
sage , Mine. Bilsson , from Paris , 107 N. ll'ih st.
T-ES7 N24
BATHS , MASSAGE. LAURA ELLISON
Crounse blk. . 119 N. ICth t. , room 12.
T-M8IJ3 6
MRS. DR. IK N , ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH
parlors ; restful and curatlxe. 417 B. nth. up
stairs. T MS7C 7
MADAME AMES. FORMERLY OF ST. I/DIUS
glxes mats ge and niugnellc treatments , mcdl !
cntea vapor bathif expert operators. ! 03 N ,
16th St. , upitalrs , T M99I 7
1T.RHOXAL.
VIAVt OR UTERINE TROUBLES. SIC-g HER
b'.de ; phy 'Clan , con uluUon or l.exltli hook free
U-7. *
_ t _
UATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , Z191J B. 16TH
u-ra
_
RUITUHB CUI5ED : NO DETENTION FROM
buslnenn ; no iwlnf x e ifer to hundred * of
cuite * cured : pll cme-l by A.olnKlr , jutnlesa
tr * tment. Call or write Thu JJmpIre Rupture
Cure and Medical Initllute. urcK ori 13 Tha
O. E. MUU-r Co. . SK-3. N. Y. Life IMdi ?
Omaha. U TO
rntuoxu *
( Continued. )
CLKANMO. PIIESSRD AND tin-
paired , day or nlRhtj drew ull for lilre.
I'nnlorlum , N n. cor. Kill nnd Kiunain. Tl ,
'
MS47
1'
W13.
fnK Jov TAiTTou sYHrnxT FCHOOL OF
dress cutting. 403 Karbsch
si-n DKATII TO cocKMOACinir YOU
send your name nnd nddrcf I will call and I
KtinrnnUo to rid your hotife complHely , Hotel
nnd rontnuninti n specialty. II. llelnscliroiu-r ,
1911 South 10th ft , U-9W 9'
IIOMY TO LOAN HKAL KSTATIJ.
MON1IY TO LOAN AT LOW HATKS. TUB
O. T IJavl * Co. , 1503 Fnrnam St. \V-727
ANTHONY I/AN A TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y , L. :
tiulok money nt law tutrs for cholc * farm InmU
In loxvn , northern Missouri , enstcin N lirn ki ,
W-733
LOANS ON IMPROVUI ) * tTNIMPHOVKIl CITY
property. W. F.unam Smith At Co. , 1320 Farn'm
W 7.T )
MOXHY TO I/AN. I1KM1B. PAXTON m.OCK.
i3 TO I/IAN ATO 1'BU CUNT. ! ' T ) . WHAD ,
ICth nnd DoiiRlas. W 3JJ-S
MONHY TO 1.0AN ON IMPUOVIJO OMAHA
rml estnto. nicnnan , Ijuve Co. , Pnxton IHk ,
MONBY TO IXAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
properly. Pusey & Thomas , 207 1st. Nat. Uk. blilR
\ > "i32
TPEU f BNT MORTOAOnS TOR SALT3. PltOP-
erty of non-rtfMentn cared for by A\ . "
Melkle , First National Bank bids. . Omaha.
BITJ l-KIl CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Onrvln llros. , 1113 Fnrnam at.
W-731
tlOO.OO AND UP. T. D. WEAD. 18 & nOttOLX.fi.
W S30 NC
.MOXI1Y TO LOAN CI1ATTI2LS.
MONT. YTO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horset , xxnuons , etc. , nt lowest rates In city ;
no remoxal of Roods ; strictly cfinfldcntlal ; you
can pay the loan oft nt any time or In uny
amount , OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
500 S. 10th St.
X-730
iiii.sixnss encics. .
TO GET IN OR OUT OP 11USINUSS GO TO J.
J. Gibson , 514 Flist Nnt'l Hank. Y 737
RETAIL OIL I1USINESS AND TEAM. A DAR-
Baln. J , J. Gibson , 611 rirst Nat'l. Y-CI6 N5
U'ANTUD. MAN WITH J2.000 OR J3.000 TO
talce nn Interest In n large lirlgatlon enterprise ;
would prefer paity who cnn take position nnd
nmnnirtment and not nfi.itd of v.'ork ; to such
ft Hrst-classl opening : Is oltered. Address Y 3S ,
Hee olllce. Y M071 N7
PLANT , STOCK & GOODWILL OF A PAYING
wholesale , mfg. & Commission business for
sale ; present nnd prospectlxe Increase of the
buslnesi tenders It Impossible for present managers -
agers to Klve It Milllclent attention on account
of other business : rare c'.iance for a couple of
hustlers , f3.000.00 takes it. W. E. O. . 311 Paxton -
ton Illock , Omaha. Y MS14
FOR
CLEAR LAND. I STATES , FOR OMAHA IMP.
prc/pcity , will Gssume lucumb.W'm'son. ( ,04 Hoe
bldR. 7. MS 17
WILL EXCHANGE , CLEAR FARM LANDS
and T , nnd 10-acre tracts near Oma in , far
Omaha property or Saxlng * Hank certillrutes.
J. T. Clarke , 219 Hoard of Trade. 2-.M97C 7
FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR FARM 1XJR GOOD
vacant lot or icsldence property. Call 1507 S
SCth St. 7. MDS2 7'
FOR SALE 1113I < I3STATG.
KOUNTZK PEACE 11ARGAINS , J2.500 $3.750 TO
J6500. J. J. Gibson , 614 First Nut. Hank bide ,
RE 733
HOUSES , LOTS. FARMS. LANDS , LOANS.
Geo. P. Hernia Real Estate Co. , Paxton Illock.
RE 739
_ _
FARM LANDS. C. V. HARRISON. 912 N. Y. L.
RE M16.1-N1C-
_
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;
sale or trade. F. K. Darline , narker ink.
RE 741
_
FOR SALE. AN ORIGINAL SHARE OF 23
lots In Hellevue : title perfect. Enquire of W.
T. Brandon , 112D Georgia Ave. , Omaha.
RE 44S-N5
_
LARGE 0-ROOM MODERN HOUSE , jsicflo" ,
easy terms. Inquire on premises. tM S. 2Sth
Street. RE M449
BEST 200 ACRE FARM NEAR SOtJTH OMAHA
at % valuation. A. Pierce , 2302 Iilondn St.
FINE ACRE NEAR FORT OMAHA , $600.
CottnKi ! and lot. 27th nnd Budrette , $630.
33x140 feet. 21st & Clark , JOM.
S-room house , modern , \\atcr , corner , a great
snap for all cash. F. D. Wead. 16th ind
Douglas. RE 920-5
WILL EXCHANGE CLEAR LOTS AND CASH
for equities In vacant lots nnd Improved prop.
erty. Hastings. 212 S. 14th Rt. RE MtIV ,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED FOR 640 ACRES IN-
appelle Valley , As-lnlboln ; crown deed ; must
be sold ; a snap. W. Jamleson , Merrlton On
tario. RE M992 6 *
s'n ARTISTS' SUPPLIKS.
NOTE LIST OF GOODS , PAGE 8 BEE. OCT.
llth ; the prices I cannot duplicate : catalogue
free. Alva J. Grover , 318 South 13th St. Omnha.
M 127-N11
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED , J4.00 PER MONTIL
1013 Farnam St. 743
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742
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , ICTH & DOUGLAS
743
M'CA1 WHY'S ACADEMY , 17TH & DOUOLw\S.
S81-N8
H. II. BOYLES. COURT REPORTER , PRIVATE
lessons ; day and evening. 407 Hee Itldg ;
MSS4
LOST.
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to Under A. Hospe. Ixjst M932 11
LOST. IRISH SETTER HITCH , LIGHT COLOR
cms ; reward for her return to 13)1 Harney HI.
Lost MU37 6 *
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WANTED , TAILORS TO BUT THEIR WOOLens -
ens nnd trimmings from the Eastern Woolen
and Trimming Co. , 1514 Douglas St.MD36
MD36 N20
PAWXIIROICURS.
H. MAROWIT55 LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 1C ST.
747
COAL.
11URLINGTON NUT , BEST. CHEAPEST PRICE
J3.75 per ton. 'Phone 843. Harmon & Weeth Co.
823 N9
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FKATHERS BOUGHT AND SOLD MATtresses -
tresses renovated and made to order. White
Swun. 1701 N. 24th. 'Phono 1043.MB"
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NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD * WHITE SEW.
ins machines & supplies. 1514 Cap. ave. Tel"1VT4
Kim.MTURE PACKED.
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-744
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HORSEs"wiNTERED , BEST OF CARE ; RATES
J3.W per month. W. E. Owens. 3607 Center St.
t -jlSSi 30"
WANTED. HORSES TO WINTER ; I1E8T OF
cum ; ratctf Jeasonatle. Address P , O. Box 45
Creactnt. Iowa. 927 D-2 *
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Attorneys-
Omaha , Nib. D ranch ufnce at Washlrnton ,
D , C. SenJ for free AdvUa ami I'atvnt Book.
See Sunday Bee for our Uachin * il-jvcncnt ,
Telephone .623.
.NOTICE.
( Should IIP read DAILY by nil Interested
( is changes inny occur nt nny time. )
1'orelgn mulls for the xvrek ending Novcm.
tier 6th , lR9i , will close ( I'KOMPTI.Y In nil
eases ) at the Oencrnl I'oitolllce nn folloxvs.
'AHCBLS POST MAILS CLO3R ONB
HOtm EAHLIBIl than closing tlmo shoxvn
bcloxr.
TriiiiN-Atliintlc Mull * .
SATUnOAY At fl n. m. for OHUMANY ,
UHNMAUIC , 8WKUKN , NOHWAY ( Olirls.
, , . . ' - ' " _ . .
I I n i lni r * .1 tiVTnri * > 11 i- !
Aller" ) ; nt 7 SWITX-
n. m , for PUANCR.
KULANO , ITALY/SPAIN. I'OHTtiaAL ,
TUUKBY. KOYI'T rlml imiTISH INDIA !
per R. B. La ToKralne * . vli Havre : nt S
a. m. for NHTHEIIUANDS direct , per H. s.
Spnnrndiun , via "Itotitrdnm ( letters inuut
bo dlrecled " .Sp/i.iriidiini / , nt S n. m ,
for ; GKNOA. par R. , * . Augusta Victoria
( letters must bn directed "per Augtisto
Victoria" ) ; nt IQl n. .111. for SCOTLAND
direct , per s. s. Futliesslu , via Glasgow
( letters must bo" directed "per Furncs-
sln" ) ; at 11 n m'i ( julpplementnry 12:30 : p ,
m. ) for Kimoi'K 1 , t , & a. s. Ktrurln * , via
Qucenstown. " '
rniNTED MATTraV tJTC.-Oermnn steamers
for
Mutter
can nn arntunmrrs on enesays ,
German etennters on Thursday * . and runard ,
Jrenoh nnd Oprmim stenmers on Saturdays
take Printed MatterJ * tc. , for nil countries for
which they nre nilterltecil to carry mnll
After the clo lnir ofi thiii Supplemenlnry Trnn-
Atlantic MalH named flbo\e , additional gtipplc-
nicnlnr ; malls nre , , ppfned on t.ie piers of the
American , LnRlIsli , French and Oermnn steam-
n-8 , nnd 'remnln open 'until within Ten Min
utes of the hour of sailing of steamer.
Mull * for South nml Central America ,
\VfHl IlllllcN , KIC.
SATURDAY At 10 n. f.iupi-.lementary
lOiHO n. m. ) for FOUTUNK ISLAND , JA
MAICA , SA VANILLA and GUKYTOWN.
nor SH. Alenc ( letters for Costa Hlca must
bo directed "per Alone" ) ; nt 10 it. m. ( sup.
pleinentary 10CO : a. m. ) for HAITI and
SANTA MAUTHA , per B. s. Kitty ; at
10:30 : a. in. for CAMl'UCHE , CHIAPAS ,
TABASCO and YUCATAN , per s. H. Con-
oho ( letters for oth-r parts of Mexico and
for Cuba must be directed "per Concho. " ) .
Malli for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , nnd
thence by steamer. clo e nt this office dally nt
8:30 : p. m. Malli for Jllqnelon , by rail tu Itoa-
ton and thence by steamer , closr nt this oince ,
dally nt 8:31) : p. m. Mnlla for Cuba close at this
offlee dilly nt 7:00 : u. m , . for torxraMlne by
steamers Millnp ( MontUys nnd Ihwai'ays ) from
Port Timra , Kla. loiter mnlln for Mexico City.
overland , unless specially nddrcfscd for dls
patch by steamer , close ct this otllco dolly at
12 m. ; paper mulls nt il a , m. "noslstoie. ! mall
clones nt C:00 : p. m. previous day.
TriuiK-I'iit-lllo lalln.
Malls for China and Japan , per s. s. Olym-
pla ( from Tacoma ) , close hero dally up
to October * 31st at 0:30 : p. in. MnIN for
China and Japan ( specially nddiessed
only ) , per s. a. Kmpiets of Japan ( from
Vancouver ) , close here dally up to No
vember " 1st ut GCO : p. m. Malls for China
nnd Japan , per s. s. Pent ( from San Fran
cisco ) , close here dally up to November
3d at G:30 : p. m. Malls for Australia ( ex
cept these for West Austnlhi ) , which are
forwarded via Europe , New VCeaHnd , Ha
waii , Fiji and S.imoan islands , per s. s.
Alameda ) , ( from San Fnnclsco ) , close hole
dally up to Nov -mber * * . " > th , it 7 T > a. m. , 11
a. m. and fi0 : ! p. m. ( or on urrhnl nt New
York of s. s. Campania with British malls
for Australia ) . Malls for Australia fnx-
cept West Australia ) , New Zealand. Ha
waii anil FIJI Island ? , per s. s. Warihnoo
from Vancouver ) ; close here dally aftei
November * * uth nlid up to November 15th
nt 0W n. m. MalK for Hawaii , per s. s.
Australia ( from San Francl.sco ) , closp hcrp
dally up to November 2-Ith at fiSO : p in ,
Malta for the Society Islands , per ship
Galilee ( from Sail Franrlsco ) , close here
daily up to November 2llh at C:30 : p. m.
Trans-Pacinc malls are forwarded to port of
sailing daily and the schedule of closing .It
arratiBOd on the presumption of tlielr unin
terrupted oxerlnnd transit. * * nesl > tciea mull
closes at 0:00 p m. previous day.
Postplllce , Nexv York , N. Y. , October 29 ,
CORNELIUS VANCOTT , Postmaster.
UA1LHOAUS ,
HtmLINGlON & MISSOURI
Hlxi-r Hallroad "The Huillni ; .
ton Itoute" General OHlres , N
AV. Corner Tenth and rnrmun
Streeln. Tlc'tot ' Olllce , 130J
Farnum Street. Telephone 23)
Depot ; Ti-nth and Mnsriti
Telephone. 1M
Leave. AnlVe
8:35 : am 9:33 : am
4:3" : pm 1:0' : pm
7:0j : pm 7 43 pm
2:33 : pm 11:30 nm
CUlCAttO BUHLINOTON , < t
QUIncy nallroad "The IJurl-
InBton Iloute" Ticket Ofllce ,
15u2 Firnuin Street. Telephone
2 0. Depot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone , J2S.
Arrix-c.
7:35 : am
4 15 pm
7:55 : am
5:40 pm
2:00 : pm
Sunday.
tANBAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH
& . , Coqucll Dluffa Railroad
"The llurllngton Route"
Tlcft'el Office. 1502 Farnam
Street. Telephone 250 Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele
phone. 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Kx. . . ! ) :05 : am 5:40 : pm
Kansas city Night Kx. . 10:00 pm GMO am
3CIliCACG if NORTHWESTern -
ern Railway City Ticket
Onicc. 1401 Farnam Stnet.
Telephone , 561. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone ,
12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St. Paul and
Minneapolis 5:40 : am 10:43 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City 7:30 : am 9:05 : pm
Dennlsoir , Carroll , Wall
I ake 7:30 : am 9:03 pm
Hastern Ixpres8 , Des
Molnes. M.irBhalltown ,
Ced.ir Rnpids , Chlcaso " 10:15 : am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Flytr , Cnlcngo
and Haat * 4:43 pm 4:10 : pm
Fast Mall , Chicago to
Omaha 3:10 : Pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St , Paul , Minne
apolis Limited 5:53 : pm 9:23 : nm
Omaha-Chlcauo Special. 0:30 : pm 8:10 : am
Dally "Dally except Sunday.
CLKHOnN &
Missouri VnlUy Hallway Gtn.
eral Ofllccg , United States Na
tional ianit isulldlng , boutu-
nam Streets Ticket Office ,
xvest Corner Txvclftli nnd Far-
1401 Farnam Street. Telephone , 561. Depot.
Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 14'S.
Leax'e. Arrlxe.
Black Hills , Deadwood
ami Hot Springs ' 3:00 : pm f > :00 : pm
Wyoming. Cueper nnil
DouBl.m . . * 3:00 pm 5:00 pm
Ilnntlnus , YorK. David
City , Supeilor , Otnova ,
Hxetvr and Sexvura. . . 3 : < W pm 5:00 : pm
Norfo k. We t Po nt and 7:50 : am " 10.23 nn
Lincoln , Wnhoo nnd 7:50 : am " 10:23 : am
' " ' ' ' ' '
Fremont Local. . . . , . . . . . " 7:50 : am
Daily " Dally except Sunday. ' "Sunday
only. " " Dally except Saturday. "Dally
except Monday.
aCHICAap. ST. PAUL. MINNH.
I upnlla & Omaha Hallway
General ofllces , Nehnmka Di
vision , Firieenth and \Volister
Streots. City Ticket Olllce ,
1401 Farnam Street , Tilephone
MI. Depot. Fifteenth nnd Webster Street. ,
Telephone , 1 < 58.
Leave. Arrive
Sioux City Aocommodn. " 8:50 : nm 8:20 : pm
Sioux City Accnmmod-i. " :5 : > nra 8SM pm
Ulalr. Kmerson. Sloui
City , Ponca , HnrtlnK-
ton nml liloomrlelil. . . . 1:00 : pm " 11:53 : am
Sioux City , lluiiKalo , St.
J'aul , Mlnneurtolla . . . " 6:15 : pm 9:10 : am
Emerson Passenger . . . . 5:10 : pm S.4a am
Dal'y. Dally except Sunday. " Kunday
only. " This train stops at stattoni Florence
to So. Dlalr , Inclusive , bundaya only ; on week
days So. lllalr only.
, "TJX CITY & PACIFIC RAH * .
road-Ueneral Olllcts , United
States National Hank Hulld-
ine. 8W Corner Txvclfth
and Farn. n Streets. Ticket
- , Olllce. 1401 Farnam Street ,
Tilephone. 551 , Depot. Fifteenth ana Webster
Street * . Telephone , 1458.
* Ve' Arrlx e.
Sioux City. JIankata , St
I'aui , jflnncapolli , . . ! . :15 pm 0io : am
Dally. i
. . „ RAILROAD
Qenral Offices anil Ticket Of-
fid * . Mfrchants National Hank
HiHljlrtK. 1:24 Farnam Street ,
lelephone , 104. Depot. Fifteenth
anj WVluter Streetn , Telephone ,
1458.
Leave. Arrlx-e.
. . . -COOom
Nebraika Local . - * ' * 3 ( > pm 6:15 : am
Dally. Dally Kx. OunJay.
Will ASH HAJIJIOAI ) TICKKT OFPICB. H14
Ionium StrrtL Teleiihone. 322. Depot , Tenth
and Maeon Ulrtct * . . 'f tUphoii . Ui.
Leave. Arrlte.
BL IXHIU "Cannon Hall"
Cipren. . . , , . . . , . 1:31 : pen HOT am
Dally-
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP.
A most remarkable and clover woman.
YttiiR Frtt Olann Johamisclottlr. now In
Amprlcn. Is nn ncknowlcdKcd lender of the
"woman's movement" In Iceland. "Miss
Olivia , " as her American friends have como
to call her , Is assuredly the newest woman
of her country In the best sense of that
term. Horn of a line of nolcil patriots , she
Inherits n high-keyed temperament , which Is
combined with nn equity of Judgment and
kindliness oC disposition. She Is but 33
ytats old. She Is n liberal In rellRlon and
politics nnd a socialist of the Tolstoi type.
He.1 courage Is as daring as are her concep
tions , and her education Is broad ,
"Miss Olivia" Is entirely frco from that
taint of masculinity that ome people fancy
to bo a necessary characteristic of all
women who appear In public life. Her chief
charm Is her perfect womanliness , she Is
never too busy to bo kind to the meanest
person who may approach her. She Is de
voted to the plain life of her homo people ,
and says It xvould be her choice to be al
ways thoroughly domes tic. When axvay from
home she frequently finds pleasure In shar-
In ? the household duties of her hostess.
Ilulng an adept In sewing and knitting , her
lingers often ply the needles automatically
while she reads or her brain Is busy evolving
some needed reform. She has a wonderful
capacity for hard and continuous labor
which she attributes to alxvays having lived
a natural llfo and to her poxver to sleep
xvell.Miss
Miss Johannsdottlr will spend the winter
In America studying our national llfo In all
Its phases. She xvlll probably go west from
Toronto and hopes to visit the Icelandic
colony at Winnipeg In the Interest of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union. Her
knowledge of English Is good ; she Is a mag
netic speaker and a fluent writer.
The night schools of Nexv Orleans , which
are not under the auspices of the school
board , are founded by Miss Sophia n. Wright ,
xvho Is the principal of the Homo Institute ,
on the corner of Canip and Robin streets , In
Nexv Orleans , says Mrs. Henrotln , la the New
Yoik Sunday Journal.
Miss Wright graduated from the public
high school xvhen she xvas fourteen years old ,
and Immediately began to teach. She com
menced with one pupil at fifty cents a month ,
H-AILROAUS.
UNION PACIFIC "THE OVERland -
land Route" Genernl offices , N ,
E. Corner Ninth nnd Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce , 1303
Farnnm Street. Telephone. 310.
' Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 128.
Lcavt. Arrive.
"Thfl Overland Limited"
for Denver , Salt LJke ,
xvestern points. . . . . . . , 6:20 : am 4:43 : pm
Fast Mall train for
Denver. Salt Lake ,
Paclilc coast nnd all
xvestcrn points . , ' 3:30 : pm 10:20 : am
Beatrice and
44I1IVU1II . .tfc. tv * .u
Stromsburg Express. . . . S00 ; pm 12SO : pm
Kearney Expreis tww it 5:00 : pm 12:10 : pm
* Dally. Dally 'except Sunday.
Council Bluffs Local Le.ues5:40 _ : fl. m. : 0:50 : a.
CHICAGO , ROClt ISLAND &
Pacific Railroad "The Great
Rock Island Route" City
Ticket Ofllce. 132J Farnam
Street. Telephone , 428. Depot ,
Tenth and Miison Streets.
Telephone , 128.
Leave , Arrive.
and 8t .
Chlcagu
VeMIUuled Express . . . . . 4:50 : pm 1:41 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado bprlngs ,
Pueblo Dciner and
. . * : M " 4 M pra
weit. . . .
Chicago , Des Molnea and
Rock Island . 7:00 : pm 8:15 : am
Atlantic Express , for Dea
Molnes and eastern points 7:00 : am 5:55 Pm
'
. : Pm " 10:40 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
I'aul Railway-City Ticket
Ofllce. 1504 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 284. Depot , Tenth
and Mison Streets. Telephone ,
128
Leave. Arrive ,
5:45 : pm 8,05 am
Limited Ex- "
Chicago Ex 11:00 um 1:50 : pin
Omaha anil Chicago
Dally.
KAN'BAS CIT * EASTEUN RAIL-
iS ' - a
, St. Itallroad--rU
" 1415.turnam Street.
Route"-Tlcket Ofllce. 1415.
Telephone. 3SJ. Depot , Tenth and Mawn
Street. . Telephone , ib.
Dally.
hut soon had n llttlo school of about twenty
pupils About her
Mnny of the pupils this year wcro married
men over forty. Some of thr c wcro .iccom-
panlrd by tlielr sons , nrfl one gave ni his rca-
ton for stnrtlnR hU oilucatlon so late In llfo
tl'at lie did net wish his son to be nshamc-il
of his father's Ignorance. Among the men
nro many xvho do not know their Alphabet.
Miss Wright estimates that 30 per cent of the
pupils nro from eight ot twelve years of nge ,
another 30 from twelve to seventeen , ami
about 40 per rent from seventeen to forty.
i Of the sU hundred pupils nt least 25 per
] eent nro foreign born , And this fact may
i nccount for the largo percent of Illiteracy
' which exists In Louisiana. All nationalities
arc represented Cubans , French , German.
Polish. Uulgarlnn , Scandinavian American
nnd lullan.
I The schrol hours are from C to 9 , although
In many cases the bo > a do not nrrlvo before
7 o'clock , as the stores < lo not close until
after 0 , and 'Miss ' Wright says : "You find
In this school many heroic lives , for In some
rases the bays are the only supports of fam
ilies , and make great sacrifices. ' .Many ot the
boys come direct from xvork xvlthotit first
having supper , and many walk three and four
miles to get the advantage of the night
school. In one case I know ot a home where
BRAIDED CLOTH QOWN FROM HARPER'S UAZAR
In many of the goxvns this season the waist Is so short as almost to give the effect
of a belted prlncesse goxvn , and this , bays Harper's Dazar , even xvlth cloth costumes
which have usually been made with somexvhat of a coat effect. While the style Is one
that , is peculiarly becoming to a tall xxoman , It can easily be so arranged af to look
xvcll on a short figure , as the lines are long and slender , and the belt can be adjusted
to make the xvalst line long If so desired. The goxvn Illustrated above Is In one of the
new rfiafies of brovxn , made to nt closely over the hips and with all fullners thrown
back ; the skirt Is cut to flare out around the bottom ; the front breadth has a graceful
pattern In braiding , In xvhlch three kinds of braid are used black xvlth a touch of
xvhlte , gold , and a flat black > brald that runs from belt to hem , giving the effect of the
skirt opening at one side. The waist fastens at the left side , and the braiding Is put
on to give the effect of a pointed yoke. Directions for cutting the slilrt , walat and
sleeves are given' xvlth the tissue-paper patterns of the goxvn sold by Harper's Bazar.
Iluflles at the wrist and a belt of gold-colored taffeta carry out the gold ot the braiding.
The hat has a stiff brim , but the soft croxxni of shirred broxvn velvet takes axvay
any hard lines. Around the crown Is a roll of dark broxvn velvet ; a long black ostrich
plume adds height , while the touch of color In the cerise rosette , under the brim at
the left side makes the hat much more becoming.
a boy had splendid alvantages offered him
but by accepting he xvould have to leave hla
mother xvlthout support , eo ho nobly refusal
the position , and la moxv supporting his
mother. This Is one of the many cases In
which these boys have sacrificed their per
sonal Interest. "
The condition of their clothes does not
keep the boys from attending night school ;
many of them come almost In rags , but their
earnestness In securing : an education makes
them forget appearances. The hoys are given
a thorough training In reading , xvrltlng ,
arithmetic , mechanical Oraxvlng , stenogiaphj
and typexvrltlng. In this way every giade ol
society and occupation 1R reached. In , many
cases letters of recommendation are given
to the boys and positions secured for them ,
riio merchants of the city send notices to the
school -when positions arq vacant , nnd dn-
serving boys are cffus given a chance Only
txvo questions are asked of the applicants
First , are you a working boy ? Second , are
you able to pay ? If the nhsxver to the last
question Is In the afllrmatlx'o he Is not re
ceived.
Miss Wright Is president this yeor of the
Now Orleans Women's olub , and under the
auspices of that club night schools for wo
men are to be organized on the same line
and for factory girls xvho desire to secure-
good business training and thus secure better
positions.
This Is the time for activity among women
who organize clubs and classes , and those
who Join them , All through the summer
'dea.s have been germinating which will noxv
mature Into xvell-groxvn realities.
These xvho undertake the task of organiz
ing niUHt bo ready to xvork hard and receive
but little iccognltlon of their efforts -until ,
perchance , eomo of the present apathetic
contemplate become originators. Flat re
fusals to Joint the class or club are not as
trying as undecided ansxvcrs ; but the most
( soul-wearing process ) Is trying to Imbue an
other xvlth enthusiasm xvheu she lacks all de-
wire. The profits , the pleasures , the altruistic
Joy of the enterprise are all shown to her
without eliciting one IIcull of appreciation ,
She absorbs llko a apongo and responds like
putty ; yet , If she Joins the clam , she may
shoxv more fnlthfuliut-ri to dues and attendance -
anco than thct > o who take the butt quicker.
The organizer has another tioublo which
may give her annoyance the subscriptions.
It In clllllcult for one person alone to be busi
nesslike when she has a ( sensitive aversion to
dunning and others forget or avoid obliga
tions. Thu xvotnan xvho can manage a rlactt
xvlthout having to pay delinquencies from
her oxvn pocket Is both fortunate and tal
ented. This only applies to these OIBCS
xvhere the dues and expenses make equal
Bums ,
Those about to Join organizations for the
coming season have one Important matter to
lemember. As the xvlntcr advances cares
and distractions Inevitably IncrcafcO , therefore
It Is burdensome to find one's time already
mortgaged by a multitude of regular en-
gagemetitH.
The success of Illta Wlldxvood , a one-time
Htenographer In a Iloiton law olllce , as a
coffee-planter In Hawaii will probably lead
many more young xx-omcn to follow In her
stops. iMlsa Wild wood la 23 years old , and
Incidentally Is the rloheit xvoman coffee-
planter on the Hawaiian Inland * . Two years
ago tiho XVBO xvorklng OH a atcnoKrapher xvlth
no capital except a thousand-dollar legacy
that ulie Was Having- for burial expenses , as
spinsters tonictUncs do. She hoard
of Hie coffeo-plantnllon possibilities In Ha
waii , nntJ she decided to rlM < the tune al nnj
Invest her capital She Induced her brother ,
\xlto had nn equ l capital , to Jell * xvlth her.
In Ilnxvah they took up 2CO ncrt.i of land at
J4 nn acre. A friend of theirs xvlth some
experience In coffee-groxvlng J.ilned tin
Within txxo > cars they hav nil innilo the
venture pay. Miss WIIdwxKl experts to bo
earning n nivuial Income ot $10.000 at the
end uf four years.
Madame tie Navnrroxho Is none ether
thnn our beautiful American actress , M , ry
Anderson of n former day , ttcc.itl ) parti '
tinted as n vocalist In a concert at the
sleepy old KngllMi village of llrovlxxiy. In
the Cotsxxolds , xxhcre she ll\cs Hctro t < o
rumor , \xholly unsubstantiated , ot her In
trillion to re-enter public llfo as n Fiti T
At Hroadxv.ty Miss Amlormn has a co-i-
genial friend and neighbor In Miss Mau'o
Valeria While , the composer , who has taken
Kteat Interest In Iho development of the
actress' singing voice a full nml dei
contralto , flexible and of fine timbre. Wh. t
.Miss White organized her concert nt ll-o
LyRon Arms an antique hostelry with
menu rlos of King Charles nnd Cromwell
Mlsa Anderson readily consented to assist.
The brilliant croxxdi of country gentry , loyal
UroadwAyltrs and enthusiastic America > j
xvho attended expected to make due nllnxv-
nnco for nil amateur , but the fnlr singer
treated them to n genuine surprise. "Here , "
sajs the London Sketch , reporting the event.
\xas dramatic fire , variety of exprc nlon ,
nnd , aboxo nil , n decpi sense Ct musical pro
priety. The npplnuso xx-ns as aluccro as It
scorned grateful to the singer. No nonl ti
ask whether Mxid.imo de N'avnrro xvai
pleased. Her fact ! told tlu < tale , in hep
dress of pAlo green silk , graceftil and II ni
as ot yore she looked as young as xvh n
she llrst captlxatcd Uiis-land's heart as I'er-
dlta or Juliet. The face of the successful
artist Is seldom entirely pleasing xvhcn 1,1
repose ; there Is almost Invariably a tpollrd ,
selfish look , some suggestion of pettlshnem
or regret. IJpt Miss Anderson , Is unspoilt 1
by her succor , .1111 one may verily liclicvo
ll.at her sclf-lmpossd spclmloii has brought
with It no heart-burnings. She lives bttucoi
her domestic cares , the delights of social
llfo and the consolations ot the little chapel
xvhose altar slitIs ns proud to iidorn as she
was that of the Ursulluo convent at Louis
ville In her girlhood da > s. "
Mlrs Louise Pound , ot Lincoln , Neb who
bey hi r defeat of .Miss Craven of Evanstc-n
In the recent tourruiinunt on the courts of the
Kcuxxood Country club , became the xxoman
tennis champion of the xxest , xvas , until that
event , unknoxxn In Chicago. She had won
many horn rs at home , liox > over. As early
as 1S90 she hnld the championship of her
state. M'ss Craven , who had defcn.lcd . the
silver cup for one season , xvas regarded by
her friends as the sure winner and they
considered the trophy practically hers. Whrn ,
however , they saxx this unknown girl from
the xxest d-frat Mas ! Atkinson , ho'der of a
triple championship , they began to fear that
their favorite would have to struggle drsper-
ately to retain her hi nors Tlielr feiM we n
xxcll giourdel , ns the exo t prove 1. W c h r
Miss Craven < Td her best Is not ci-rtapi. bin
certain It Is that fhe xxau fairly niitpli > i I
at every stave ; of the game. , xvlth the O\IM i > -
tlon of a brief Irterval at the hoglniiiiii ; i f
tbo last set. Miss I'ound has hardly a m il
in 'her ' native place in the art of' U-iting ,
nn 1 1ms xxon many prizes In blcyclli , {
The commonplace xxill Insist on intiudlii ;
Itself at the m st Inopportune moments.
The best riders In Maryland" recoitlx as
sembled at the Confederate ? ol'lrrs' ( hn.,1- ,
in that state , for a riding tournament i u
ivnnhoc. While the Joints xvcre li prng c -
and the xxhllom knights xvero tryl.ig to i )
rings instead of cue another xvlth tn r
lances , the branch of an apple tree , oxer-
'oidi > d with small boy \\Mtehers gaxoxav ,
and the cargo of urchins XVJB precipitated c i
top cf a carriage load of ladles Thin th <
mediaeval play was suspended until a couple
of the xxomen who had hopes of lu'in '
croxviicd "Queen of Love and Hcaiity" vn
carried cff In a very modern ambuliiui- f >
bave very nnromintlc bruises , scratches an i
dislocations attended to.
I'rof. Max Miller lolls , In the ruTent
Cosmopclis , a delightful story It c t < -
cernrf a party of antiquarians. While vi i -
Ing the coin room of the British Mnsmm it
xx-as dtscovpied tl.ut H iarc and piartleally
'unique Sicilian/ piece had x'anlahul. 'Iho
antiquarians xxcro told that they xxould hive
to be searched , and all consent ! d except one.
Ho said he xvouU die llrst. The others de-
pal ted ; 1io xx-as detained , llofore proceeding
to violence the floor xvas axvppt , and there in
x crovlce the ron : xx-as found. Apologies xxe o
in ordc-r , explanations , too. It then appp.wd
that the suspected paity , the party \xtio
xxould not bo boarched , had In his pocket t
duplicate of the coin that had vanished mil
had only come to ccmpare them. If the e'h' ' ' r
coin had not turned up. xvhtre xvould he li'ivo
been ? N'oxx that is a very go.d story. 1'iu
here , perhaps , Is a better one. In the prt < -
once of some of the German grandchild ! ui
rf the English queen a man one day ex
hibited a troupe of fleas Through xx h , t mar
vel of patlcri- and Ingenuity he had sm -
cccded In tiainlng them Is , and xvns. a mxs-
tcry. They did all sorts of things xvrestl I.
daur-ed , played bdfce tall , for all I knoxv to
the contrary , and xvero generally , if mlep-
scopically , a grand siiccehs. Suddenly olio of
them hopped up and vanished. The shoxvman
asked that the clothing ot th < > children bo
examined , mvl on the frock of n little girl
there xx'at the Irseet. Or , rather , nn iiiM-it
The slr-wman lo k2d tt It through his gl si a
and lemarkcd , with a dlpgust xvhidi , xxi.en
you consider It , xx'as quite natural T.ih U
not my flea ; give It back to flic ptlncMs , "
At last the women of Japan are beglunl g
to got their Inning. The empoior hlm > clf tt
Interested In thtlr advancement. He hopts
In tlmo that they will attain the same portion
tion enjojed by the women of Europa ail
America. The /Irst step he toolc ( nxxar 1
this advancement nas to abolioh stained tn i
and shaded cjcbrows. Next , on the txxentv-
flfth anniversary of his marriage , ho intro
duced the Idea of the celelmUinm of a uilver
xveddliig Into his country. On that occib.ou
fie guvo a big feast anl ipcelvcd counlle'5'j
picscnts. Ills fern-ale subjecls were do-
Ilg-ited at this , and said that no empre a
had ever been so honored. The empress of
Japau , Fusaka , Is by no means kep' in t.o
background by her husband. She nhar t
MU throne and Is consulted on matters of na
tional Importance. More than this , rh < > p ' -
sides at his table , and this Is an honoi < -
corded to none of her predecessors T.
ompres.1 , from all accounts , Is quite an 111-
to-date xvoman , and has prove 1 h < ra > f
worthy of all her prlvllcgca. She Is a i
active patroness of the Toklo Woman's hos
pital , xvhlch Is conductej on the most mod
ern scientific prli > = IplCH. She Is also rjmto
an atlilele and bas a model gyimusliiin
erected .solely for her benefit In the 1/iUic.
She practices them every day , and is alu' )
fond of riding. Who knoxva buf that ,11
tlmo she may take to the bicycle ? Tno em
peror has dedicated to her many of mi
beautiful poems , which slio.v that the bravi t
deeds have been Inspired by femlulno bcaut > .
Klio Is even more Interested In , the udxauce-
inent of her M'X than lie IB.
Two young women of equal strength anil
skill started out one diy nn u bicycle rldu ,
narmtcs the Illustrated American. When
they relumed after a Judicious amount ot
rlillng ono was eompatatlvely freah , while
the other was evidently done up. Whem
iay the difference ? Merely iri thla that ono
wore tight clothes and the otaer had tiensl-
bly loosened her belln.
It IH acknoxvledgcd that the greatest fctralii
? lven to any put of the sjstem In bicycling
Is given to the heart , the extra exertion ai
well as the iiobltlon which Iho arms a < il
liody uro held stimulating It to Its higher
Dfforts. If Hu action U reatrlcted by tight ,
tlothlug the entire syiitem feels the dole'MI- '
DIM result. It Is llko binding a wieMM'
land and foot and expecting hint to xvln m
the contest. Tha heart ran inaku no voial
uxposiulatlon , but makes its distress ful
through fatigue of the' entire body *
Bvery women xvho rides a xxhcel with h"1
skirt Bagging below the holt and the back t
her slilrt vxalst bagging alxivn It Is a xvirni. J
to other xxomen and an urgumcnt In favor uf
tight belts , hut a little earn In dresalns nnd a
rexv pins skillfully Inverted to hold the nklit
and waist together will enable the wearer 10
dress loosely and with tidiness.
"I'nliil.-xH nml lli-KlHu | | Cii'liiri-li
l.'inr.l } " is the good word which JoMi
ilaclnnos , WathaUck IJrldgo , N. S. has to
my of Dr. Agnow'g Catanrnal I'o vder aft -r
tiavlng uuffe-red from Cotorrhal Ueafncws for
Kcars. In 10 minutes from the first apjui-
: atlon ho had relief , and after unlns but one
jottlo his hearing xxas restored In all I s
latural acutenew. Not un exquso for dt-
ipalrlng of a euro with ueh remedy within
each of you. 18.
Kuhn & Co. , 15th and nouglant Sherman
& llcConiiell iJru * Co. . 1S13 Uodge §