SPECIAL NOTICES
-nlN ror llirun column"
lit' UiKrii until Ili I" . * ' ' ' "
anil until H i > . ' r thc
mill itimlnj edition * .
AiU iTllHi-i-N , liy ri'fitirMltiK nnni
Ill-roil I'hi'i'U , run lintt * niiMtrra ml-
ilrc-NxciI lo n n u in lie rot I UIT I" ct\rv
> t Tlio HIT.IINU ITM Mil tttlilrmieil
will tic ilolHcrvil on iiri'xciilnllint < > '
tlu check mil ) .
Knti-N , 1 I-ac n v oril flrt InioTllonj
lo n enl Hirrrnflrr. Xiillilnw InUcn
for II'KM ( linn S5c for Ilir lr t IUKCT-
tlon. Tlicxo fuliiTllnuniunlx niiiNt be
run c'onxrciil > cl > - .
SITUATION
I'OSITION , 1IY YOItNO MAN 25 YHAIIS OF
OKC , MnRlo lincl eight > cars' retail experiences
can Klve Bood references , poMtlon In wholc-
al home preferred. A , 10 , Ueo , , ,1V t.
WANTliD , HV YOttNO MAN , OPPORTUNITY
lo earn room nnd board outnlde of working
liourn ; bc t references , Addrcia A " '
iini.r.
CANVASSERS TOTAKi : OIinKIlSSNCW LINE
of 'work ; no heavy Rood to carry : salary r
commlfslon. C. I' . Adams Co , C2I So. IClh Bt.
IJ 70J
AMisunN ron CIOARS. i2i A MONTH AND
expcnuem olU firm : experience unnecennry ,
Inducements to customers. C , C , ItlMion &
Co. , St. Louis. H-,04
ONI : HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH , ALSO
liberal comml'iloim , to good deputies or orsan-
lern. Imperial Mystic Legion , For particu
lar nddreas Henry C. Akin , sunicmo rcKent ,
M'.Cnguo btilldlnu , Omaha. 1I-M4H N22
WANTED. CAiirr.NTniis. TO Kr.r.i' AWAY
from the Exposition grounds until matter- ) are
eetllcO , Carpenters' Union. H M700
WANTlJt ) , I-OUIl OiaAR.MAKnilS. INQUIIUJ
of O. IJ. Godfrey , 1'remont. Net ) R M938 11
WANTNI > . TINNIIR , STIADY : wont ? ron
thp rlslu innn , Address Thco J. .Stecn , Si.
I'aul , Neb. U M214 0
WAJfTRII PfiMAI.K HEM' .
100 QIRLH roil AM , KINDS Of WOIMC ; IJ
to 17 week , Canadian Olllcc , 1522 DouRlnB.
C 703
WANTKD. ami. ron OINIRAL HOUHI :
work. Apply at MO South 2Glh AvenueCMC73
C-MC73
WAN mo. ami. ron OUNI'RAL IIOUSK.
work , fnnll ) of three Call 2MC N. ISth nl
C M984 10
DOLLARS A WI3HK TO A GOOD COOK
and laumlrcis Appl } at 1CI I'ntk nve , Council
lllurf * . C MOST 8
WANTED , AN KXI'IHIIKNCRD Sr.CONl ) CURL.
one willing to awlst with the care of children
Appli Mis W H. McCord , 2201 Ciss St
C-103
GIRL , aiNiiiAiHOUHHWORIC : , qt'icu 2020
St Mar > ' Avo. ' C-I01
WANTP.D , A GOOD GIRL roll GIINnilAL
honspvvoik. Applto 2710 Howard Bt.
Bt.C
C 223 10
VVANTHD. A onoD UIIIL ( No oTiiuiw Nnr.i
apply ) 191 < ! AVIrl Kt C-MC G
. 'on m\Tiiousns.
1101 SI a IN AM. I'ARTS OI'TlllICITV. Tim
O r Davis Company , loO'i Fnrnnm D 7CC
nuNr.wA & co. , ios N ism ST.
11 707
not'sns WAM.ACI : , nitowN IILOCK. K.TII
and llnii la I ) 709
CIIOICP. noimns AND COTTAOHH ALL ovru
city , $ : > lo J73. I'ldellty , 1st lloor N Y Llfi .
D 700
IlOt' VS , rOTTAGTIS . < L RTOIIP1 ? AI.I. PARTS
of clly nrfnnan & Ixivc Co. , 130 I'axton Mock
IJ 710
LAUGH M6 > T M'CAC.ri : . I'.TII AND nonon.
iiorsrs. rr-ATS. avuviNimo
D 712
r roii RINT : nr.Mis r\XTON IU.K
D 713
-T. n Biii'nwoon. j N v iiri :
D 711
roil nnxT. Tlioirn I'-I'OOM nr.TAnrnD
modem house. Inaulre 2JI8 Capitol A\cfnr- !
D 715
MOVING 1TOT" KHOI.O OOODt AND 1'IANoq
Om Vnn S. Stonisc Co , 1311V4 rnrnain. Tel 1V > 3 ,
D 710
TWO i.\i on imi'ins IN DUNnnn I
cheap COS Hoe Mile. _ _ D-j 717
elrToo"jonnr.N 2103
worth Ht
JIOTKI-S , { .TORUS. TIRMIS. I'AXTON IU.K
D M400
-nooM IIOIWP. VIAMI STPTTT > io ; NOW ,
ID-room IIIMIBP Park avenno J3"i : hrlck ; modern
W I. Relh > . 334 Chamber Commorrc
S30 NOTITH .1VTH AYR . T.IOHT.noOM HOL'SR
In Mrt rln repair with furnie bith nnc !
barn. Apply at room 4J7 Roard of Tndc
7-T'OOM "TIIAJI 'IPTKD I'l.AT. HOWARD
Ranck. Art 1C10 ClilniRO St.
1JWRI.T.INO FOll RTiNT 10 ROOMS. AT.T
rnodorn lmprn\ftn ntp 32d nnd rnrnam , T22
nl o ,1 rnom cntlncp. JC CO. rltv water ; on ror
linePcxtcr I. Tlmmni , 401 Hfe D MO
iioi'sn rf < i PO 2vm ! ST 10 ROOMI , MOD
ern 54000 per ino'itli. Rjron Reed Co
970
ron RTTJT ri.navNT S-R OM IIOMSR win
nil mndont Improv rmrnls HrBi-rln-w ; No 4
ij 9d s * l'pt * li' ° rnmllon cill at Natlnna
Clolhlnp CD. , cor. 14lh nnd DouKHs H
_ WW g
rnn nn'T MnnrTpj I'OI' P or TV ROO M s
nlcelv rurnl'lfil IncIudlnK piano full nl nnc
nl 1MO Lothrrp nt. D M1S3 10
C ROOM MOIvhtlN COTTAfll ! AT 413 NORTH
lilh ft fZO 01 n month * 5 rnnm modern Hat
HW , 1'pcinc St SlOro per mrnlli App'y to W
R MclUe I t Nat'l Ilk. IllrtB. D-Minfl
io AND JH ooTT\nrs : , KTH NTAR : RAN-
rroft , > W brick Hat , m-xlcrn Wm'fon fin4
Rro lililp D M1SC S
TO RIMT , OMB or run I'INRIT IIOMI S ON
Park c\pniii > 14 rooms , nnelv llnl'hed , newly
impcreil nnrt rpfonftructeil tlirnuRlumt steam
lif-at nil Inly mo'lorn rc'pnn'bl irnt to rich
pnrly , Jclm Grant. Rpe RulldlnB , D MI02 9
.ROOM iiot'SK ! S'4 MIAMI t"uo.
nlnled nn I pipeicd. W I. Sctby , S1I Roard
of Trde. . l
ALT , MOnilHN UNi:01'\Lin. : HTi\M TIKAT
7-ronm iKiiwe. bent condltlonu ApplR Tl7Jrd
JI3N Slth D-M17-1 8
C-ROOM MOHI'.RN COTTAOIJ AT 411 ! NOUTI
13th PI. J'0.00 n month
C-room modern ( iHt , 1105 1'acldo St. . $10.00 pe
month
4-ronni mndfrn flat 1721 fummlnci HI J100
Apply tiV R MelKIe , let Nnt'l Hit. RlilR
D-M100
_
- T
6-HOOM MODnilN KI.AT
Horth Kt. D-CS3 NZO1
ron IIOOMS.
BTUAM HIATID : ROOMS. CM so i3Tii ST
r. 352-NH
s KIIRNIHHII : ) IIOOMS TOR HOUSIKIKPING :
fnr man nnd ulfc ; rint taken In bonid , 31
N. 17th. K-96I
TtniNiannD ROOMS TOR RKNT
"MO North Jid. 15-M975 12"
" " "
"Ti.T".r.T"nu TWO anNTi.n&inN , ciAsT POR.
relaln hnth. hot water , i-teain heat ; lacatlon
central. Artilr * V . Ree. K-M993
-
ROOMH. At/'OVi : , UAV
window ; steam licat , 411 Not Hi nth.E .
E M9S1 12"
KM NORTH 19TH ST. ; rilRNISIIED HOOMf
Jtas. bath , funntre. _ K-913 I. '
TO OKNTMSMAN AND WIKB. T1IIU5K KUR
nln'ifO rooms for llcht liouieLfepliiK. ijas to\c
heat , bath. Address A 3. Rco orflcft ,
i-iooo
_ _
FRONT ROOM. 3702 N , 1ITH ST. . II V Til :
< .xl < o lll" grounds. n MWI 8
_
NicRi.Y rtiRNrsiun ivoo\T roii GENII. ! :
m n In l > rl\olo family , 1IUO Capitol A\e.
n-oi ; o
PU , IIRATHD FURNISHnil KOOMR' : ITtT
\al family , ; ? 2C 1'arnam R M203 9 *
FOR HKNT-r NISIIKD ROOM AND AlZ
cove. All molcrn. J4 N , 19th.
IV-m 17S 9
nNTlNICii.Y Kl'RNISIIRD J'llONT llOOM
.n modern com cnlcnce * . C21 So. 17IW t.
rt'RNisHKn ROOMS , n co. me ARNAM.
R-M831 10 *
IIOOMS AMI IIOVUIJ.
BTRAM HEATIJD ROOMS W
llarnef
_ _
JfANDPOMR SI'lTK 1'ARl.OIW. ITRXI
rr unfurnlthfd alco athtr loom > \v ( " '
Th ROM 2W Hurntv. I.M U
1'uiiMsnnn IIOOMS AXI > IIOAUD.
( Continued )
't'RNISHED ROOMS. MODERN S1J S Z'.TII
st. r-cu
.Alton S. E CORNER ROOM. 26" > 8 DOUGLAS.
IOOMS WITH ROARDj STEAM HEAT. t'TO-
Din 121 Danport St. I' M 3
IKAt'Tiri'I.I.Y Kl'RNISHED ROOMs !
> wly , neatly furnlxhed rooms , all moicrn con-
> rnlencci , with or without board and enl } lUf
mlnulrjnlk from the po tofflce , considered
but furnhhed prUate boarding house In the
city and respectfully request Inspection : n fine
home for tirofcMlonal men , lcncher . clerks , lc.
A llrst clou table , am In n position to KUe
cheaper rates at thru time than nny ono else
In the city ; applicants must furnhh refer
ences ; only a few roomi left , call an 1 ( [ ft my
prices nnd ln p t rooms and jotl will undoubt
edly mak n change. Mrs. It , Ixidlnghnm , 1911
Davenport Bt. y M 8
MODERN RRICK , ROOMS . < ND HOARD , J3r,0
up. KH N. 19th. F M90S 9 *
JEWI.Y ruiiNisiir.D ROOMS WITH RO A R D.
Hot nler heat , 2402 c ss. r M03I 10 *
NICELY KITRNISHED 1'RONT ROOM ,
ern conveniences , prlMito family. ' " 2 H. 23th
st r MJ'i 9'
.AllGK PJlQNT ROOM. WITH ROARD. 2013
Douelni. r M195 S
1l.EASANT ROOMS WITH FIRST CLASS
table hoard. 316 So. 2lilli St. .I'-l05 12 *
Tim JIERRIAM-riRST-CIASS rAMIL-Y HO-
lei , 2-lh and Uodce sts. I-m 174-20 *
N PRIVATE l'AMU.Y , WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 1919 Dodge , 1' M22I 9 *
FOll UI5 > TSTOIinS AMI OKKICKS.
'OR RENT-IN THE RK1' MUll.UINUt
) np large corner room , 2d floor , with \nult and
ptlNatc olllce , water , etc.
OnelarRC front room , 2d llsor. divided Into two
rooms by partition , water , etc.
One large corner room , 2d lloor , wlthault ,
water , etc.
3ne front room , divided by partition , third floor.
3ne corner rosm wllbault. . third floor.
One large room , third floor , with partition divid
ing1 It Into one laigc room and two smaller
private rooms , water , etc.
Two large ground lloor roams , fronting 17th St. ,
with vault.
Ono large ground floor room on Parnnm St. ,
large \nult.
Severn ! small rooms on fourth floor , with vaii'ts. '
All these rooms'are heated with steam , electric
lights supplied , with first class janitor rcrvlco.
Elevators run day and nil night ; building
strictly ilreproof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Room 104 , lice building. 1 193
'OR RENT-DESK ROOM IN GROUND TUDOR
olllce , HPI > ImlliUtie. water , steam heat , elcccrlc
light nnd Jinltor service. Apply to Superin
tendent , lite building. 1-197
Oil RENT-TIIE 4-STORY RRICK 11UILDINO
at 916 1'arnam St This building has a fl-eproof
cement basement ; water on nil floors , gas , etc.
Apply at the olllco of The Dee. 1 110
WANTED. AGENTS , LOCAL AND GENERAL ;
new article. Rood seller , excellent profit ; male
or female , salary when proven etllclent A.
I. . Gray & Co. , St Louis , Mo. J M974 D5 *
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO ,
908-910 Jones ; general storage and forwarding.
31 710
OM. VAN & STORAGE , 1511U FARN'M. TEL r.5S
M 720
I'RANK EWERS , STORAGE , 1214 HARNEV.
Hauling and pacKlns. cneapcst rates. Tel OJG
M 721
WANTBD TO IIUY.
CASH TOR OMAHA SAVINGS RANK ACcounts -
counts Wallace , S12 Rrown lllk , ICth & Doug
N 722
HIGHEST PRICE PAID TOR OMAHA R.VV-
Ings Innk ccitincates In answering please
state amounts offered. Addrcps W C2 Hfe.
N 123 N-21
OMAHA SAVINGS APCOI'NTS Pl'RCHAKED
foi cn h H. II Harder 1st floor New Yoik
I.lfc Illdg- . N S3S
ron su.n iioii&Ks AVIJ u vco.vs.
iECON'I ) HAND CARRI VOES ALL THE TIMT
nt Urummond's. ISth nnd Harney. nnd the
largp t stock of reliable rew carilnges and har
ness In the cltj. Pleased lo hive \ou call
P-M1S7 N-14
FOR S U.K MISCKI.I. VNHOl'S.
SAWDUST. HULK OR SACKED-CRHiniNG
and hoff fincc. C. R. Lee , 901 Uougln"
aginQ73
Q-73
2ND-HAND RICYCI.ES. OSIAIIA I1ICYCLE TO
7 " >
ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO AT GREVT
sacrifice ; call or wilte nt once. 2611 N 17lliiv
Q-M1E9 13
TOR SALE , $900 CO 7 PER CENT TIIIST MORT-
gare duo In B years ; good security. W. L
Sclby , 331 Hoard of Trade . Q M13S S '
I'OH SALE JUST P VTENTED , NOT INtroduced -
troduced ; best sel'lng novelty over Invented
In demand jear round , territory or full con
trol. no faKe , no humbug. Address llox 14G ,
Norfolk , Neb CJ 163-11 *
I AM OHL1GED TO SELL MY TYPEWRITER ,
Smith , In good order. A 1 , Dee. 0 ! * 3 C *
CI.AIHVOYAVrS.
PROI' . WHITNEY IP YOU ARE IN NEED
of good ndvlce learn at once from the v\orld-
renonwned llfo reader thc way In which > m
should travel ; reads joui life from the cradle
to the grave ; lovers , husbands and wives rr-
nulled . . . . .
Speedy marriage to the one of jour choice.
Ixist or stolen articles rtcovered ; charms am
nil kinds of nmulet ; thousands htvc consults
nnd loirned the tiuth Ladles tOc ( 'ill a
KU Iloward street , cornsr ICth and Hownri
streets , hours , 9 n. m , lo 9 p. mS
S M3C3 N19 *
MAbSVRR , I1ATHS , HTC.
MADAM .SMITH. 1315 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE
fleam baths T M919 9 *
MEDHVATED \TI1S. . SEA. SULPHUR , MAS-
ease. Mme. lirls on , ftom Purls , 107 N 12lb st.
T-SS7 N21'
IlATIIrt. MASSAGi : roll LADIES AND
gLiillemcn I iura Elllnin Ciounso Uk. , 119 N
IClh si. , room 12 ; assistant wanted
T M216 13 *
MRS DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HA'111
imilois ; ixbtful und curative. 417 S lllh up
stairs. T--M22S 14 *
MADAME AMES. 1'ORMEKI.Y OP ST LOUIS.
gives massasc and mnknctlc trratmenta me.ll-
citvd vapor baths ; expert opeiatom L'u3 N ,
ISth ut. , upstairs. T MS27 S *
I'KIIMKN VI. .
VIAVI OR UTERINE TROUUI.ES 3IG-8 REE
b'dg , nlijslciau , consultation or leilth boo < rea
U-7S4
RATHS , MASSAGE. MME POST , 319'j S. ISTH.
U 7.'j
RUPTURE CURKD. NO DETENTION FROM
business ! , no pilji , we refer to hundrids uf
casis cured : piles tuied by a single , pilnlMs
tirntniciilt Cull or write The Empire Uupturu
Cure and Medical Institute , kucceisois 13 'Jim
O IJ. Mlll'r Co. . 932-3. N. Y Life IlldK. ,
Omaha. U 7JO
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND RE-
iialn-d ; day or night ; dress nulls for hire.
Punlorlum , N. E. cor. Hih and Painam Tel.
OC3 U MS47
THH JOY TAILOR SYSTEM SCHOOL OF
drens cuttlnL' . 403 Karbich lllocU.
IJ-MSIO-JJM
SURE DEATH TO COCKROACHES-IP YOU
send > our name and uddrrm I will call and I
Kuarantee to tld sour lioute complrtel ) , llotei
unit ivstaurantn a specialty , II. Relntclirc.btr ,
1944 South 10th St , V ! ' 2S 9 *
SITUATION WANTED RY AN EXpilRN
enccd man as chipping or billing cleik R t
of references. Address A 7. IKo , U MK2 8 *
.MOMJY TO I.OAX Iin.U. 13STATI3.
MONEY TO IX3AN AT LOW RATES. THE
O , F. Davis Co. , 15W Farmm St , W 727
ANTHONY I.OAN S. TRUST CO .315 N Y. L ,
< iulck muncy nt low intia for choke faim lanita
In Iowa , noitlieiii Mlsbourl , eastern Ncbraskx.
\V 72S
_
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITV
prci > crty. W. Pa in am fomllh & Co. , 13iJ I'arn'm
W 730
MONEY TO LOAN. HEM IS , PAXTON RlW
W 7 J
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OM VIIA
properly. Pu y & Thomn * , 07 Ut. Nat , Uk bide
\V-73i
SIH IWl CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Uarvln Jiron , 1C11 Karnam bt.
W 733
e I'KH CENT MORTGAGES IX1R SALE. PROP-
rly of non-residents cared for by W. R
Melklo-Klr t National Rank bldg. . Omaha.
W-733
_ _
MONEY TO IXAN ON II'PROVF.D OMAHA
rval < tat . Hitiman , { .ove Co. . Pin ton Rlk
W-731
tlOO.OO AND UP. K. D , WEAD. H & UOUaMlT
W-S30 N ( ,
MO.XHY TO i.oAV riiATTni.s.
MONE YTO LOAN ON rfRNITt'llEri'IANOS.
horses , waRons , etc . BI lowest rate * In city ;
nn removal of goods , strictly confidential , you
can pay the loan off nt ny time or In nny
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
ioti s. ISth St.
JC 73fi
IIUSIMSS
TO OIT : IN on OUT or HUSINKSJ oo TO J.
T. Gibson , Cli First Nat'l Hank- ' " ' "
„
I'LANrT STOCK & QOODWIM. OP A VAVINO
wholesalp , mfc A Commission business for
nlo. present find protective Incrensp of the
bunlno s temlera It tmpoMlble for present mnn-
BKCM to Rive It tultlclcnt attention on account
of other biiilnem ; rare chanc * for n couple ot
huitlcm. J3.OW.00 take * It. W. C. O. 311 IVir-
A MSU
rou SAM : , A ISO-IIIIL , . NOHDYKI : AND MAII-
mon mill. Wnter-povver enc of the finest mills
least expensive to keep up.Mill located In
northeastern Neliraikn , In a spletiltil wheit
section IIa n nne exchance artd local Im l-
ness. nnj a welt-pstabllsheil eastern nml western -
ern trade. Mill U In perfect nmnltiK order ,
nml In at precent rentlnR for ft cn h rental ot
T2.000 per ycir. A rare opportunity for par
ties with a little cnpltnl lo invest nomc ot It
where It will brine good returns , CorrvMiomU
once solicited. Aildrcus V. O. Hot GAS. Omana ,
Neb . V MU110
A OOOD 1'AYiNO nnu III'SINISH : : $7W CASH.
Imlnnce , nbout tlOD , on timer It 1 > a bargain.
Addrosi A 11 , Il" < > Y IS'
roii SALT : CHKAP. IP sou > NOW : CASH
only : stock merchandise and fixtures In south
ern Nebraska , Rood huslne'a ; established trade ;
J900 required. llox R03 , Omaha. Y M150-0 *
FOR
UUn LAND. 4 BTATCa , FOll OMAHA IMP.
property , will assume Incumb.W'm'son. C04 Hee
bldn. 7.-MB47
A $ I.EOO IQUITY IN AROOM COTTAOH ,
east front , Georgia Avc. ; a snap ; part trade.
Y 41 , Ree. 55-M193 9
COMI'KTUNT STENOQUAl'IIEH OWNING MAchine -
chine will exchange work or give course of In
structions for furniture , carpels , plino 039
So. ISlh. 55 M2W 8 *
FOR SVI.U KUAIj KSTATK.
ICOUNTZn 1'L.ACK HAHGAINS , JI.&OO. $3,750 TO
tCGOO. J. J. dlbson , Cll I'lrst Nat. IJank hide.
UK 733
IIOUSKS , IJOT9. I'AIIMS , LAN'DS , LOANS.
Geo. P. UemU Real Estate Co. , I'axton Jilocit.
ltn-739
I'ARM LANDS , C. I' . IIAItltlSON , 912 N. Y. 1 ,
IIAnOAINS , HOUSES , IO3T3 AND TAnitS ;
sale or trade. 1' . K. Darllns , uaruer ink.
HE 741
LAHOE 9-IOOM MODEIIN HOUSE , IS 000 ;
easy terms. Inquire on premises , C09 S 2Slh
Slrect. RE-MI49
BEST 200 ACHE I'AIIM NEAU < OUTH OMAHA
at H valuation A. Pierce , 2o02 Itlondo St.
UE M819 S
ILL EXCHANGE CLEAR IXJTS AND CASH
for equities In vacant lot * and Improved prop
crty. Hnsllnns , 212 S. 14th St. RE M933
SIIOHTIIM > AM >
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LIPB.
742
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. ICTH & DOUGLAS.
743
MCCARTHY'S ACADEJIY , 17TH A. DOUGLAS.
OS1-N9
II H HOYLES , COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE
les ons , day and evening. 407 Dee HldffMSS4
MSS4
TYPEWRITERS RENTED , $4.00 PER MONTH.
1613 I'arnam St 743
TYPEWRITERS RENTED , $400 PER MONTH ,
sIcnoKrapheM assisted lo positions free. Thc
Smith-Premier Tjpevvrlter Co , 1C23 I'arnnm
St. , Omaha , Neb JI ICO
\VV\TI3DTO HOIUIOW.
WANTED. $2-1.000 " , Y13ARS. C PUR CENT
nmple pccuilty. Addicts ! O. box C38. Omaha
Neb ISO 10
H. MAROWIT2 IJ3ANS MONEY. 41S N. 16 ST.
747
COAI < >
I1URLINGTON NUT. llEsT , CHU'APEST PRICE
53 75 per ton. 'Phone S43. Harmon S. Weeth C'o.
523 N9
LOST.
LOST , PREIGIIT RECEIPT ROOK ON DOUG ,
las st between 17th and 20th ; suitable reward
to findei A. Hospa. Lost M932 11
LOST , 11L\CK 1'OCKETHOOK , CONTAINING
money and Hee carrier carda. Revvanl for re
turn to llee olllce. Lost M1S3 9 *
LOST. GOLD HAIR PIN ; RETURN TO MADIson -
son hotel , 21st & Chicago , and receive reward.
Lost SI225 S
CIVIL KVGIMSEIl.
19 YEARS EXPERIENCE ON R R LOCATION ,
U. S rivers nnd harbors and clly work Alva
J , Grover , 318 South luth St , Omnha ' Tel. 1G25
127 11
TAILOR Timi3IIXI3S.
WANTED. TAILORS TO DlfY THEIR WOOL-
eni nnd trimmings from the Eastern Woolen
nnd Trlmmlns Co. , 1314 Douglas StM636
M636 N26
SUWIiVG MACHIXnS AMI
NEW HOME , nousnnoi.n s , WHITE SEW.
IHE machines & supplies. 1514 Cap ave , Tel. 1374. .
so
M. S. WALKLIN , 2111 CUJIING. TEL. 1331.
744
HORSES WINTERED , REST OW C\RE. RATES
Jo 00 per month. W. E. On ens , 3C07 Ocnler St
JISE2 3u
WANTED. HORSES TO WINTER. llESr OI
care , rates reasonable AilJrit-s p. o Hex 45
descent , Iowa 927 IJ 2'
I'vinvrs.
b"ea * ' - " Attorneys.
. - * - . . .
.ap..jn.Ma
Omaha , Nib. nraiich nfnce at Wa > hmton ! ,
I > . C' SenJ for free Advice and Palent Bool :
See Sunday Ueo for our Mnchlns ljvvmntr
copyrlRhtcd U37 Telephone * C23
S.ifi's-Snfo A.
J.oek
InJ , J. DERIGHT&CO- ,
Sucecsiora to A. L. Dome & Co. ,
Western AgentB.
Tol. 6311. 11 H ! Fiu-iium , Oinulia
POS'lOFIMCIS XOTITK.
( Should be read DAILY by nil Interfiled
ns chatiRes may occur at any t mo )
Tori'lBii inn Ha for the week eiulliiR Novem
her liltli , 1S37 , ivlll close ( I'JIOMI'TI.Y In a1
cascK ) m the drnera ! I'ostonlc 3 follows
i'Ancii.s POST MAILS close ONI
HOUIl J5AULIiit than clotiiv ? time shovvi
be I o iv.
TUESDAY At C n. m for KUHOPn , IK
. B. Truvc * . la SouUmmpton ( It-Stew fo
Irelnntl muat be directed "per Truvo" )
Wii3NJS AY At 7 a m ( jjp'.ementu : >
9 a. m. ) for 13UI5OPE , i > er a. H , Pa ilk * . \ia
r'oiithiimpton ( U'ttcrs for Ireland must b
directed "per PurU" ) ; at 9 u. m ( supple
military 10:20 : u , m. ) for I2UHOPK. per
B. s. Teu.onlc * . vU QueenstoAii ; at 10
u m. for HELGll'Sl Qlr rt , per s. s.
NootrtlAnJ , via Antwerp ( letters must be
dlruptcil "per Noordland" )
TJU'JISDAY At 7.00 n. m. for RUROPE.
utr s. H Rlsmarek * . via Plymouth. Cher
bourg ami Hemburg ; ut S a. m. for NKT1I-
iULAND3 direct , per B. u. Kilam , via
Arnitenlnm ( letterstJaH bo directed "per
IMam" ) ,
ATUUDAY-At I'M n , m for Rt'UOl'i : ,
per a s. Cnmvinla'i | vln , Qiieeimtown ( lot-
tcri for Frnnce , Snlaeilnnd , llnly , Spain ,
Portugal , Turkey , 1-sypt nnd Ilrltlsh
Indln must bo dlrecteil "per ratnpanln" ) ,
at 7 n. m. for KHANC1J. SWITZKUI VNM > .
ITAIA' , SPAIN , POllTt'OAL. Tt'HKKY ,
naYPT nnd imiTISH INDIA , per s. ,
Hretaijne * , via UtwreJIettcr- oth"r
p-xrti of Kuropo muMt.lw.dlreetcd "per Ln
HretitRne" ) : at S n.AjHUfor Nr/rllKR-
IjANDS direct , per - > , Ilotterdam , via
lloticrdnm ( letter niltft bo directed "per
Rotterdam" ) : nt S n.Afri. rfor G13NOA , per
s > . s. Kiilier WllholniUI Jletters must bo
directed "per Kaiser Wllhelm II" ) ; nt 11
a. m , for NORWAY dln-Ct , per s s. Tnlng-
valla ( lettera must be fflretted "per Thing-
valla" ) .
j ,
PRINTED MATTER , ETC , German 'steamers
snlllnir on TUe i1ay * tnlaVPrihted Matter , etc. .
for Germany , nnd Specially Addressed Printed
Mailer , etc. , for other puts of Europe. .Ameri
can and White Star steamers pn Wednesdays ,
German steamers on T.uirsdnjs , and Cunard ,
French nnd German steamer * on Snturdayu
take Printed Matter. * td , for alt countries for
vvhlcli they are advertised to carry mill.
\ftei ; the clo lnR of thcj Suiiplementary TransAtlantic -
Atlantic Malls named hbove. addltlonil sup
plementary ninllt are opened on the piers of
the American. English , IVench nnd German
steamers , nnd temalrt bpen until vvllhln Ten
Mlnuten of the hour of sailing of stenmer.
Mull * for South Hint O < 'iitrnl Ann-rlcn ,
' \Vint Indlt-H , Kto.
MONDAY At " 3 v m for IIUIAKK ,
PUERTO , CORTES ! and QUATE.MAhA ,
steamer from NCTV Orleans.
Gsr I SDAY At " 3 p. m.1 for COSTA RICA ,
per steamer from New .Orleans ; at 9 i > . m
for PORT ANTONIO , 'per steamer from
] ! oston.
WEDNESDAY At 2:0 : a. m. for PORT
ANTONIO , per etenmer from Phllftdelphli ;
nt 10 a. m ( supplementary 11 n. m. ) for
CENTRAL , AMERICA ( except Costa
Rica ) und SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS , per
H. . s Alllanca , % la Colop ( letters for Gua
temala must bo directed "per Alilanca. " ) :
ai : 11 n. m for PROQRESO , per s. s. San
Aiipustln ( letters for Other ports ot Mexico
ice must bo dlicptcd "per San AuRUStln" ) :
at 1 ip. m. for CUDA , per s. s Seguriinca ,
via Havana.
FRIDAY At 2:30 : a. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND , per s. s. Slbcrlin from Philadel
phia ; at 2 p. m. for PORTO RICO direct ,
per 'i s Arlcadln
SATURDAY M n 30 n. m Nupplemon-
tnry 10 n. m. ) for ST. THOMAS , ST
CROIX. LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD
ISLANDS , per s s. Mndlana ( letters for
Grenadi , Trinidad nnd Tobugo must be
directed "per Madlana" ) ; at 10 n. m. ( stip-
plemcntaiy 10:30 : a m. ) for FORTUNE
ISLAND , JAMAICA , SAVAN1LLA , nnd
CARTHAQENA. per s. Alnl ( letters foi
Costa Rica must bo directed "per Altai" ) ;
nt 10 a m. ( supplementary 10:30 : a. 'm for
HAITI , per s s. Alps ; at 10:30 : a. m. for
CAMPECHD , CHIAPAS , TABASCO and
YUCATAN , ( per s s. Seneca ( letters for
other parts of MP\CO ! and for Cuba must
bo directed ' per Semtea" ) : at 11 n m
( Supplemen1 nrv 11:30 : n. m. ) for VENEZU
ELA and CURACOA , also SAVANILLA
nnd CARTHAGENA , via Curacao , pur s.
Venezuela ; nt U m.f for GRENADA.
TRINIDAD nnd TOnAGO. per s s
Grenada ; nt 1 p m for TRINIDAD , TO
BAGO and CIUDAD BOLIVAR , per s s.
Curacao ; at S:30 : p m. for ST , PIERRE-
M IQUELON , per steamer from NortJi
Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , nnd
thence by Btcamer. clo e nt this olllce dally
nt SSO : p. m Malls for lMlib.iielon , by rail to
Ho'ton igid thence by steamer close at this
olllco ilall ) nt S.34 p m Malls for Cuba close
nt this olllpo dally at 7:00 : a in for forvvardlnR
by ste-imere salllnn ( Mondnjs and ThurBda > s )
fion ( Port Tninpi. 1'la Letter imlls for Mexico
ice City , overland unleta sprciilly nddre sed
for de pitci bj steimcr.i close nt this ofllce
ilully at 12.Oi ) m ; impftr jnulla at 0.00 a in
Registered mall closes * atAl.CO p. rn. previous
day. -
TrniiN-I'iiHIIc IliillM.
_ r
Malls for China , .Tip mland Hawaii , per t .3
Copi.lc ( from San Francisco ) , clobo here
dally up to Novemiurlgth | At C 30 p. m
Mails for Australia ( except We = it Aus
tralia ) , Nc-\ Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI
Islands , ipcr s s Wnrrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , close here djilly taf ter November
* 3th and up to Noven11)pr'15tli ' at C:30p : m.
Malls for China and Japan , per s g. Ctj-
lumbla ( from Taromn ) , close oere dally
up to November " 21st nt G.20 p. m Mnlls
fnr Hivvaii , per s s Australia , ( from gan
Franclfco ) . close hertfrtUly up to Nov"em-
bcr. 24111 .U ( i.30 p m. Mnlls for the
Society Islands , per ship Galilee ( from
San I'rnnclsco ) , close heio daily up to
November 24th at C-30 p. m. Malls foi
China and Japan ( specially addressed
only ) , per s s. Empress of China ( from
Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to Novem
ber * * ath at C-30 p. nj Malls for Aus
tralia ( except those for West Australia ) ,
\vblch are fonvardcd via Europe , New-
Zealand , Haw-all , FIJI and Simoan Is'.amK
per s. s Marlposa ( fiom San rrnnclsco ) ,
close bore dally up to December * * 3d at
7:20 : 3. m. , 11 a. rn , and 0:30 : p. m. ( or on
at rival at New- York of s. s Campania
with British mnlls for Australia ) .
Trans-Pnclflc malls are forvvnrdcd to port of
sailing dally nnd the pclieilule of closing Is
arranged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit. Registered mall
closei nt 0 p. in. previous day.
Postolllce. New York , N. Y. , November 5 ,
1SU7. ;
CORNELIUS VAN COTT , Postmaster.
UAII.UOADS.
RURLINOTON & MISSOURI
River Railroad-"The liurllns.
ton Route" General Offices , N.
W. Corner Itnih nnd I'arnain
Streets. Ticket Oince. 1502
Farnim Stieet. Telephone 230
Depot. Tenth nnd Mason
Stieets , Telephone. 118
Leave. Arrive
8.35 am 9.35 am
liOT pm
7 45 pm
11.30 um
CHICAGO BURLINGTON &
Qulncy Railroad "The nurl.
Inglon Route" Ticket Ofllce.
15i)2 rarnam Street. Telephone
230 Depot. Tenth and Muson
btrects. Telephone , 12S.
Leave. Arrive
0:03 : pm 7J5 : am
! ) :4S : am 4 15 pm
7:50 : pm * 7:53 : am
" 11:40 : am 5.JO pm
2.SO pm
tANSAS CITV. ST. JOSEPH
& Council Hluffs Rallrond
"The llurllnslon Route"
Tlcltet Olllce 1C02 P.xrnlin
Htreet Telephone 2M Depot.
Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele ,
pionc. 123
Leave , Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ux. . . 005am 5 : < 0 pm
Kansas City Nlslit Ex. . ' 10:00 : pm CJO : am
UNION PACIFIC "llin OVER-
Innd Houte"rViaeneral ofilces , N
I ! Corner Ninth and farnam
Streets Clt > Ticket Olllce , 1J02
I'arnnm Street. Telephone. 310 ,
Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Strcels.
Telephone , I2S.
, v Leavt. Arrive.
Tim Overland Limited"'r'
tor Denver , Salt UlUe , i. o
vveslern points 8:20 : um 4lj pm
Past Mull train for---
Denver. Halt Lake.
Pnclfln coast and all i ,
vveitprn points , , t. . . , 3:30 : pm ' 10.20 am
Lincoln , lleatrlcn nnd 0 .1
Stronnbure llxprcsa. . . / c00 pm 12:10 : pm
Keainey iin t , . a'fjfi.OO pm 12.ZO Pm
Dally "Dally cxeept Buiilay. (
Council liluff * Locnl-I.e.iven , 0-40 n in : Ci50 n.
m . 7.50 n in . .25 a. m vjt-/ti u m. .8:15 : p in :
4.JO p. in , 6:55 : p. m. Arrives C'20 n m ; 7.20
a. in , S a m , i-a ) : , m. : ll Sla , m , 3:10 : p m ;
SiJO p m.j 8,05 p m , IQMf n m
v/PtocK ISLAND s.
Paclne Ifpl.road I "The Great
Hock TjTOid Houte" Ulty
Ticket 'OHfce , 132 Fnrnam
Street , > 1e1 p > ioi ! . 123 Depot ,
T < nth f n < iiu. Mason streets
Telephone , 1S
/r Leave. Arrive.
, * „ . . > , . . . . . * ' > < > Pm * 1 ! " P'n
. . . w. . . Crlrrado P lns ,
Pueblo Denver and
vvtst . . . . . . . 1:35 pm " 4,03pm
ChU'iKi , Dei Molnet andRe >
Ro K UUnl 7:00 pm 8 15 am
AtUnilc iinesl | : , tor DCS
Mtlnes ti.il raittrn ( ohiis 7:00 : km 3 ; > Pm
Llninln. Falrbury anj
Rcllevllle . . . > S 43 pm " 10:40 : am
Pallj- . " Dally e ret
CHICAGO MILWAfKUU f. ST
1 > aul I.nUCUy 'llc't't
nmet JW4 1'arnam Sliect
Tflepbono. 231. Depot Tentli
al11' Mnson ttrcctf. Telephone.
'
Lrave. Arrive.
C.slcago Limited Kt. . , ' : ij pm k.05 iim
Oniaia ai.d Chleaso ! - * M:0u } am 1:50 : pin
D.illy.
WMJASH RAILROAn-TICKtrr OFKJCE HH
I'nrnara Sir et. Ttlcii'ione * 23 Dtptt. Tmtli
end Maicn aiitcts Telephone il
I-eivc. Arrive.
St. Louli "Cannon lldll
Cilurti 4:3a : nm 11:3) : ) am
Dally.
HAII.ROMIS.
( Continued 1
1A
Railway my TtcUet
1401 I'ninnm Plreel.
Teleph.ine. Ml. Dfpjt. Tfnth
nml Mison Streets. Telephone ,
L avo. Arrive.
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , St Pnul nnd
Minneapolis 5:10 : nm 10:15 : Pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
Clly . . . . 7:50 : nm 9:05 : pm
Uennlson. Carroll , Wall
Uikd . . . . . .I. . . . . . , . . . , , . 7:33 : nm 9:05 pm
Knstem llxprtss. DCS
Molnen , Mnrslnlllown ,
Cedir Itnpld , Clilcaco IOM5 am 4tIO pm
Atlantic Tlytr , Cnlcniro
nnd Knst 4MS pin 4:10pm :
Fast Mall. Chlrao to
Oninlm . . JttO pm
Missouri Valley , Shiix
City. St Paul , Mlnnc-
npolis Limited 0:55 : pm 9:5 nm
Omihn.Ohleniro Special. 6:50 : pm 8:10 : am
Dullj Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO , ST PAUL , M1NNC.
npolls * Omaha Railway
General ofllce , Nebraska Dl
vision , rcternth nndVbiler
StrecM city Ticket Olllce ,
1401 rnrnam Street. Tilepbona
6CI. JUfpot. Fifteenth nnd Webstsr Btreet > .
Telephone , 1(53 (
Leave. Arrive ,
filoux City Aeconimodn. S:50 : nm S:20pm :
Sioux CUV" Accommoda. " 9:5 : > ) nm :20 : pm
lllalr , Umerson Sioux
City , Ponca , Hartlnpr-
ton nnd Rlwiinflcld. . . , 1:00 : pm 11M am
Sioux CltV. Manltatb , St.
Pnul , MlnnenpolW . . . fi:1S : nm 9:10 : nm
Kmcr on PassenRor . . . . 5:10 : pm 8 45 nm
Dnl'y. " Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only. " .This train stops nt slntlnns Plorcnca
lo So. lllalr , Inclusive , Sundajs onlj ! on week
da > s So lllalr only.
! "IJX CITY At PACIPIC RA1L-
road General Onice , United
States Natlonn' Rank Rulld-
IIIR , S , W. Corner Twelfth
and 1'nrnnm Streets. Ticket
Olllce , HOt rnrnam Street.
Telephone. 651. Depot. Fifteenth and Webster
Sliejts. Telephone , 14J8.
Irfive. Arrlv o
Sltiur City. ManUnto , St
Paul , .tllnnedLoils 6:15 : pm * 9:10 : am
Dally.
r."MONT , ILKHORN &
Missouri A'nlljy Railway Gtn.
eral OlMcci , United States Na
tional nanK UulldliiK , HOUUI-
nam Streets Ticket Onice ,
we t Corner Twelfth nnd Par-
1401 Knrnam Street. Ttlephone , D6I. Depot ,
I < 'lft tnth and AVebvter Slrcctf. Teltphone , 14'S
Leave. An he.
Black Hills , Deadnood
and Hot Springs 3:00 : pm * B:00 : pm
Wjomlng , Cafper nnd
DouKlas " 3:00 : pra 5:00 : pm
HnstliiRS , York. * David
Citv , supeilcr. Geneva , ,
i\eicr nnd faevvarn. . . 3:00 : pm 6:00 : pm
Ntrro k , Wo.t Po nt and 7.50 nm " 10 23 urn
Kicmont. . , . . , , . .
Lincoln , \VDIOO ! nnd 7:50 : am "lO am
Fremont
I'romont Loc.il " 7:50 : nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday. ' "Sunday
only. " " DMly except Raturday. " "Dally
except Monday.
PACtl'lC RAILROAD
General Ofllccs nnd 'llckcl Of
llce. Merchants National Rank
Rulldlns 1224 I'arnam Street ,
lelcphune 104. Depot. Fifteenth
nnd Webster Streets. Telephone ,
1458
Leav e. Arrive.
Nebraska , pm
. . „ . . „ , St'.V ° . " ! ? O-.SO pm 6 00 nm
Nebraska Local . " V30 " " " 8:45 : Qm
Dnlly " DTllv Ex. Sunday
OMAHA , KANSAS CITS HAbTCRN RAIL
road Omaha .1 St. Louii Railroad "The O. K
Routp" Ticket Olllce. 1115 i-'arnam Street.
lolephone. 322 Depot , Tenth and Mason
Slieets. Telephone , 12s.
Leave. Arrive
Patton'bure Klrksvllle ,
Qulncy Local C.40 nm * IO:4a : pm
St. Louis. New- York
Limited 4:30 : pm * 11:30 nm
Dally.
THI'i I'U7.7.Ln CI.UH.
Puzzle solving and puzzle malclnR are as
old as the hills , affording a constant fund
of Instruction , entertainment and amuse
ment for old nnd young. The wits are
sharpened , the intellect brightened and
many a long evening Is pleasantly and
profitably vvhlled away. The Bee has ar
tanged for the use of tun Puzzle club dur
ing the remaining vvrks ot this > car , Its
use thorpafter depending largely on the In-
tertst manifested. Our readers are cordially
Invited to contribute to the department
puzzles of their own making , consisting of
anagrams , deletions , transpositions , chamdcs ,
enigmas , numerlcals rcveisals , decapita
tions , curtailments , squares , diamonds and
everything of a , like nature believed to be
Interesting.
To stimulate Interest and Ingenuity prices
ore offered for the best lots of original
puzzles contributed to the Puzzle cluu dur
ing the period ending December 31. The con
test Is open to the readers of the Puzzle
club everywhere , and they are urged to send
In the icsults of their efforts.
Tor thc lot of live or moro original puzzles
which shall bo deemed the best will be
given a handsome copy of Shakespeare. It
Is the Avon edition , containing nearly 900
largo pages pi luted from laige , clear type ,
twenty-flvo full-page Illustrations , a glossary
and other attractive features , making It one
of the best editions to bo found. It Is well
bound and Is very desirable.
For the next best lot is offered a copy of
"Tales from Shakespeare , " by Charles nnd
llary Lamb. This Is a handsome volume ,
ornamentally bound , containing over 400
pages and ICO Illustrations.
To compete for these prizes five or more
original puzzles must be submitted , but they
need not all be sent In at once. Any nom
do plume may be used , but the name of the
contributor must accompany the puz7lesnot ;
for publication , but for the Information of
the editor of the department.
All mall should bo addressed , Puzzle Edi
tor , Omaha Bee.J. .
J. CHARADE.
The ONE has TWO behind the hills ,
And gone to rest ;
Brilliant , variegated hues
Light up the west.
Thus TWOS the ONE In splendor grand
The eye's delight ;
The TOTAL grandly ush'rlng In
Appi caching nlplit.
2.-DIAMOND.
1. A consonant , 2. A foim of the verb
to be. It. Surface mtasuiements. 4. The
lading ot a bliip or tullioud car. 5. A bird
of prey. C. A lemlnlno pronoun. 7. A con
sonant.
3. ACROSTIC
1. An English poet i nd novelist born In
1830 2. A celebrated Mexican general and
politician , 1753-1S7G. S A volcanic mountain
celebrated In holy writ. 4. A f.imouii Amc'i-
Ican opcintle Hlngcr , died In 1MU. C. A mili
tary people Inhabiting parts of Russia.
Rending downward , the Initials .spell the
given name nnd thc finals the surname of
a well known EngllMi theologian , hyrYm
writer and author. He was born In 1C74 ,
dying In 1T18.
4.-SQUARE.
1 Saccharine. 2. The largest of all the
mammals , 3. Consumed us food. 4. To
chooHu by demonstration or ballot. D. Sorts
of rude habitations.
5-METAGRAM ,
( Example Fray , bray , Hay , pray , dray ,
Bray. )
"And now , " said the bicyclist , In ONE
dismay , "my wheel inupt po to the shop for
repairs. Thera was a big TWO a few blocks
away , and us a scoicber naturally HkoH a
TWO , of coursi ) I went lo It , and at a rat
tling good puce , I can tell you ! Hut the
roads were bad after that hard rain pools
of mud mid slush nil along the way anil
the fltst thing I knew was In a. THUEE. I
lloundeipd out of It finally , but hud no
Hoonrr done so than mv wheel picked up a
bunch of old niHty 1'OUR , which got
tangled up In the spiockct. the upshot licln
Vhnt I came out with a skinned t'llmw and
a busted FIVE And now I'll have to SIX
another wheel to go on that run today , all
of whleh makes mo K1VEU , FELIX.
G.-NUMEIUCAL.
5-4-8-7-1 , a chivalrous companion
510Gl8J7 , an expression of alfjctlon or
regard
ii-4-3-12 , an obstruction dreaded by boat
men.
2-3-11-12 , to Hiibpend from a height ,
7-11-3-1. a very small Insect.
fi-n-3-1-8-4 , a winter sport.
a-3-6-1 , Immense ,
0-1-10-1-7 , to smart nnd burn.
3-s-C-lO-l , to cull upon
The WHOLE Is coming teen und Is a time
for 7-8-9-10-11-12 1-2-3-4-5-0.
7 DECAPITATION.
( Example Crate , rate. )
A man may bUiove that a girl's heart IB
Ills ,
Think chr'a ONE and continue to woo ,
Only to ilnd v.'nc'ii he asks her to wed.
All ho gets for hist pilns Is the TWO ,
S-SQUARE ,
1. Lubricated 2 To toughen or harden by
exeiclse. 3 , Profit or gain In money. 4
Did v.-ron ? or mada a mistake. 5. Certain
Instrumtutti of writing.
AiifcwrrH to thesj puzzles will bo glvci
in xt v.et-k. Hend In your con'rlbutlons and
help to make the Piuzle i-lub attractive
Do not fear to nubmlt your Ideas.
? niall r'11 , > < Ue pill , cost pin. Lie Wltt'i
Little Early Risers cure blllou-ness , conitl
patiou , s'.Uc lirxinicbu.
tM TT ! IMTPX1T Umiltr
SIilTLEMENT WORK
"catnro of University Lifo that Ooramoniis
Itself to the Public ,
STUDENTS WHO HELP THE POOR PEOPLE
Grntiiim Tnjlor llniisiIn SnU Crock
IliiltoiiiH llviMiincn 11 tins en for
Lliioiiln'M 1'ovortjHlrk'Ucii
I anil Unfortiimttc.
LINCOLN , N'ov. 7. ( Spoclfll. ) Tlio
ottlemcnt Is n cotup.nutlvoly now Inst'tutlon '
ot the University at Nebraska , which hail Us
beginning In tlio effort ot the Christina asso
ciations io do sorao homo missionary work
among tlio poorer people ot the city. Tlio
iiculty thought It too worthy ft work not to
bo shared by tlio whole university nnd steps
\oro taken last year to Interest the whole
student body. Tlio rcmilt Is a collcRO sot-
lenient , after the plan of those In CIilcxiKQ
nml other cities and maintained by the joint
efforts of faculty ntid students. At n mae *
ucctlng of the students at the opening of
his university jear reports by the various
committees appointed lost jcar worn he ril.
raf. Kessler , who , with I'rofs. AiMms nnd
lodgtnan , had been most active In thc work ,
gave the financial report , and Mlsq Whltlns.
Imlrman of the student committee , told
io\v iho work had firogiesscd ,
The Httar rtv rt was especially Interest-
UK. The committee hired a Infuse on the
Salt battnms. In the most squalid district of
ho city , at the corner Ot Kluhth ttid X
streets , and put It ) n 'dnrgc of Mr. nnd MTU
i'onquct. Various subcommlttres were ujv
x > lnteJ , books and periodicals collected [ or
i circulating library and students \olun-
: eercd to take chnigo ot clabses which wile
organbed. There have been especially good
lasses kept up In English and German and
i sewing clabs , whoso attendance aveiagod
fifty women and girls.
Perhaps the best feature Is the reading
oem , kept open late enough In the evening
: o nviko an attractive and profitable place
for crowds who would otherwise have no
eglllmatt' amusement within their reach
jlttlo cluldicn partlculaily nro kept from the
dangerous pastimts of the stieets. This Is
jut the merest sketch of what has been a
ivork productive of more good than can be
counted and only one eldo of It. The other
s the effect It must neccssailly have on the
students who contribute In vnrlouu vvajs for
Its support and take nn Interest In the man
agement nnd teaching.
The house lies been named the Oraham
Taylor house , after the Chicago leformer ,
whom the commlttco Is now taking steps to
eecuio for a lecture on the work.
The committee appointed at the mns. ) meet
ing to represent tlics Indents were : M'sa '
Whltlns , Miss Dluiniarc , Mr. Kuhlman and
Mr. Hawksby. The faculty named 1'rofs
dossier , Ilodgman and Swo7ey. Others who
linvo done much to help are Mr. Searson nnd
Mr. Boomer.
UNIVERSITY Or NRBKASKA NOTES.
Clean athletics or ncno at all Is the mottc
put Into practice this season at the univer
sity. Mr. Hastings , the new director of
phvsical culture , has shown nn Intelligent
interest In athletics and the joint athletic
board of the faculty nnd students lm\o so
co-operated with him that there Is a new
era In athletics Games and exercises of nil
sorts receive attention and thc numbui of
students Interested is gicatly Increased. All
students onteilng Into competition for
events , Including foot bill mem , have to
undergo a physical examination They have
to maintain at least an average grade of
Echolarbhlp. The defeat of the Missouri
team last week cby a scorevpf to 0 may In
pirt be attributed to the new discipline. A
new feature Is the oventf between the fresh
men arid sophomore classes that took place
rn Saturday. The public has shown an In
telligent Interest by offering prizes to the
extent of $2o
A new thousand has appeared of the second
end edition , revised nifr ) enlaigcd , of the
Introduction to the Logic of Algebra , with
Illustrative exercises , by Prof. E. W. Davis
of the unlveislty The continued eucccss of
this book would Indicate that the advanced
method of Instruction used In the university
In making progress elsewhere. The logic of
alqebia. Is a peculiarly useful and Invigor
ating discipline. The Interchangeable In-
stiuctlon In > geometry with that In algebra
FO that the geometric illustrations can con-
otantly bo given of algebraic princltles , Is
spreading from the university throughout the
high schools of the state.
Mr. C. U Weldeman , while looking after
the completion of the new city well at
Thlitleth anil A streets , found that the work-
mcr.i were bringing to the surfJce numeious
concretions , which resembled small petrified
canon balls , These weio found at a depth
of twenty-eight feet below the surface , and
show plainly that the Dakota cretaceous has
been pttuck. This Is the finest water-beat Ing
stratum In the state. Mr. Weldeman do
nated his "find" to the museum , where rec
ords of this kind sro kcpt
It seems strange that the state of Ne
braska , which was pre-eminently the home
of the antelope , should at this late diy re
ceive Its first specimen of this Important
animal , which lo on the eve ot extermination.
The gift of a stuffed antelope comes to the
museum through the generosity of Mr. J
H. Agcr of the B. & M. Mr. Agor has al
ready madia many other contributions to the
state museum.
KlIlIdltiOMMl ( ( > N.
The average attendance at the public
schools of Chicago during September was
194CIC , an Increase of 12,890 In a year ,
Philadelphia Is short of school room , yet
the authorities arepiylng $2 a day each
to thirty men and five women to drum up
truants ,
The success of the textile schools In the
nearby towns Ins led New Bedford , Mobs. ,
to appro rlato $2CODO for the establishment
of ono within its cnnllnus. Another $25,000
will he received from the state.
The public school children of Washington
aio to celebrate "Admission Day" on Thurs
day , November 11 , tint dati > being the o'ghth
nmnlveioiry of the ndmlsblon of the IJver-
qicen state , as they style It , Into the union
H will cost the city of St. Lou's ' $100,000
this year to supply all HH FchooK with free
text books , and being leluctant to expend n
miieh money at once , the elty will only make
a beginning of It , intruding to maUe the
supply complete In time.
Tlio Philadelphia Record says that this
jear's students In the University of Penn
sylvania are particularly full of dovlltry
Fights , rushes , sign-stealing , and nil .sorts
of mischief have been llfo , and the police
have certainly had their hands full. "
The announcement Is mmlo that the Unl
verslty of Virginia will hereafter bo kcp
opan all year. The jt-ai will bo divided
Into foui quartero , or terms , beginning tin
1st davs of January , April July > ind October
No student or Itistructo'r vvlll bo cxpoetet
to work at the unhcislty moro < than nine
months of tlio tvc-lve unless he HO doblios.
The University of Mlnsourl receives $23,02J
finm the estdto of the late Jorn C C'onloy
under the operation of a law recently pasbti
by the lcgi 'ature ' , which provides that II
a man dies leaving no father , mother or
dliect lineal descendants ; a certain per rent
of his estate , excluding any amount ; left foi
clarities or religious purposes , must go to
the Staff university.
Prcf Thurston of Cornell university
announce * that hwuftcr graduate's coming
to Cornell from the best technical schools
must begin thc senior year , Instead of rank
Ing as giaduato students , nhllo the gradu
atcH at the avvnigo technical rollego cai
rank rnly with these beginning the junto
joar , Instead of ranking us seniors Thl
action IB bared upon Urn claim that the 811) )
ley college of mechanical engineering out
classes all other engineering schools by a
full } u r's work.
The effects of ha-1 licailng , says Osc ;
Chrlslman In the Northwestern Monthly , are
rmlto disastrous to the school room. On
can almost with certainty say that every
dull child , every vicious child , every Btuplil
staring child has dufectlie hearing In Ugh
or stroiii : degree , Ono very careful hues
tlgator Is so Impressed with the itsults o
his investigations that ho demands tha
"every Inattentive child should hive hi
ears examined. " To show that I am no
overstating Ibis some of the results ivll
be given , reported prior to 1893 , so no on
can aay that these aie overdiawn picture
J child-study enthusiasts. Sexton , iu New
"ork , found icvontr-MRht defective
uplln among C70 examined , only ono of
whom was known ttx bo dent by Ills teacher.
South Otimhu Mows
Todny a commute of the city council will
; o to Omaha to consult with a committed
ppolnteil by President ItltiRham ot th
) mnlia council In reference to the proposed
tralRhtenlng of the boundary lljio between
ho two cities. U Is not thought there win
o nny difficulty In coming to -agreement
n this matter , as the olllclals hero rcnltza
ho necessity for action of some sort and It
s known tlmt the Omaha councllmcn fav'or
ho lima proposed by City Knglneer Koso-
vatcr. The dispute If nny will ho over
Ilontarf precinct. The Omaha onlclals dc-
Irc to ilo something with this precinct and
Ither Include It In the boundary lines ot
) mnha or South Omaln. It Is thought the
ouncllmen In this elty will not favor the
nncxatlon ot the precinct to South Omaha ,
'he expense would amount to n great deal
uoro than the property Is worth. In the
first place It would necessitate the creation
if an additional ward and the election of two
nero councllmcn. Thta would bo quite nn
tern of expense as the salary of the addl-
lltlonil councllmcu would amount to JGOO
n year. Aside from this , sldovvnlks would
mvo to bo laid , flro plugs located nnd pollco
> rotcctlon provided lor. At present thcro
ro only twenty-one votes In the precinct
nd that la not enough to warrant the ox-
'cndlturo ' of nny Inigo amount of monoy.
Clontarf district comprises nbout thirty-
Ivo ncrcs and lies almost wholly In South
) mahi , but for nil of that the annexation of
ho precinct la not favored by these who are
ntcrcsted In this cltv's welfnie.
I2uM < Shir IniDi-iiv ciiH-ntH.
Illdo for giailing I street , from Twelfth to
Thirteenth street , Uvo been advertised for
ami vvlll bo opened by the city council nt the
Hooting to bo hold November 15. The work
of circulating the pctltlcn for this grading
and pushing the matter has been done by
nombers of tlio Kist Side Improvement club.
This club IB doing nil It cin to open n good
roadway to the llurllngton tracks , ns It li
understood that when this Is donu a HSR
station vvlll bo established. With n elation
nt the foot of Missouri avenue , persons do-
ilrlng to travel via the Huillngton will avoid
ho necessity of going to the depot In Omaha.
In case the business warrants It the llur-
Ington manageis have promised to erect a
station and have all trains make regular
stops. The Improvement club Is still work-
i'ig away on the piopotedi street car line to
3nmha , and It Is expected' that the company
will bo oiganlzcd and/ even thing ready to
nsk for a franchise nt the election next
Aptil. These Interested oiy that there Is no
doubt but that the proposition will carrj-
when put to a vote.
Ilex-tor MiiKrN nu i\pliiiiallon. :
Jn connection with the death of Henry
Van IJcek , mention ot which was made In
: ho papers last week , County Commissioner
Hector said last night' "Tho old man came
to mo for transportation to Otturawa , In. ,
Jiul I told htm that I would give It to him ,
but urged him to wait until after election
is I was very busy looking after my Intorcsto
n the campaign Mr Van Beck said tint ho
rtas peifeotly willing to wait , but told mo
that ho waa anxious to get nvvay ns ho had
10 place to stay , his son William bavins
turned him out of the house. 1 then g&vo
: ho old man an ordur on a local boanlln ; ;
house Keeper for his meals and lodging until
such time ns I could attend to the matter of
obtaining tiansportatlon He accepted the
eider nnd stajed at thc bowling house for
a few dajs. There was nothing said abut
his remaining until af'cr election that ho
might vote for me. "
N will Not CInif.
The druggists have given up the Idea ot
closing for three 01 four hours on Sunflay
afternoons during the winter. A petition
was circulated Saturday and nil of the drug
gists , with one ex.ccptlr.iri , signified their wlll-
to sign the agreement Unless all
u'gu the scheme cannot be curried out and
so the matter has been given up Last year
an attempt was made to Induce nil the drug.
gists to close Sundajs , but the druggist
who Is obstitnate this year prevented uay
action at that time.
I. Ivo Mnclc i\cliiinni' MtM'tliijy.
There will bo a meeting of thc Live Stock
exchange this afternoon for the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the annual con
vention of the National Livestock exchange.
This jear the convention will bo held at
Sioux City on December 3 and 4. It U
thought that quite a number of the mcmbcro
of the local exchange will attend the session
of the national body.
Miigrlc City CiosNln.
Harry Rotlichlld is laid up with a bad cut
on his right hand ard arm.
Edward McVey was burled yesterday after.
noon at St. Mary's cemetery.
The funeral of Patrick Butler will bo held
at St. Agnes church this morning.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnum ,
Twenty-fourth and P streets , n son.
The Union Veterans' Republican club will
hold an Important meeting this evening.
Mrs. John Freldt , wife of Klro Chief Frcldt
of the Hammond company , Is dangerously 111.
A sen has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
George McKornan , Forty-Sixth and H streets ,
Sol Ooldstrom boo returned from Iowa ,
where ho spent a week looking after business
nutters , i
L. P. Walker reports to the police that a
black fur robe was stolen from his cbuggy
Saturday night.
A meeting will be held at the Young Men's
Christian association parlo s Tuesday even
ing for the purpose of founlng .a. club to
discuss social and economic questions.
A gasoline stove at the homo of IJ. S.
Dlmmock. Twenty-fourth nnd J streets , ex
ploded yesterday morning , causing a small
loss by tiro. Mr. Dlmmock carried the burnIng -
Ing stove out of doors before any gicat damage -
ago had becu dene.
American Mrt > Corseis aru zhu Heat.
.v OK \HI.M ; FOR sicic ,
iKf ruction for 'I'lioMiI'lcpui'lnn' for
( lie WurK of > nrHi' .
A COUIBO of Inatiuctlon for women and
girls who wish to fit themselves for the
proper c.irc of sick persons nnd joiins chll-
dien vvlll begin , next Krldiy night nt the
looms of the Young Women's Christian as
sociation , by whoso educational commlttco
It is offered.
The work h under the dliect charge ot the
Visiting Ninscs' association , and will bo
most CRiofully pUnned. AH announced by
Mrs , Tovviio and Miss Mlllard at a pirllml-
nnry meeting held I'llday night , It will con-
slit of lectures by specialists , IIIIIBCU and
physicians , who will , whenever possible , accompany -
company their Inntnatlon by ilemoiiNtrtttloa
of methods , Among the topics already cn-
nouncci ) are the follow Ins Care of Infants ;
scientific value of foods and their adapta
tion In < llsoau ; medicine ; use and abuse
of the faintly medicine cheat ; emcrgencim ;
what to do till thc doctor comes ; toilet of
the sick ; hygiene of the tick room ; huvv to
bathe dress and prepare the bed ( if a per
son too Rick t'j be moved ; care of special
oiEcc , as consumption , tvphold fever ,
croup ; bandage.H and nntUeptic dressings ;
contagious dliicubr-H ; detection of defects of
vision , and care of the eyes.
The lectuies v , 111 follow each other at In
tervals of two vvc-oku , beginning next Friday
night at 7:20 o'clock with the lecture of Dr.
Tonne on "Contagious Diseases. " Kach lec
ture will lie followed on Ilia succeeding Fri
day night by a quiz covering the point *
made by the lecturer , so that there will be
meeting of the class every week.
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