Ailv > rllnciiiciil for HIPHO column *
will l o tahcn tiulll 11 ! < ii. ' < " t' ' " "
cvcnlnir nml unlll 8 p. in. Cor the
liiomliiK nml .Hundny odltloun.
AiIvcrtl cT , liy ri-unc ltiiK n mini-
IICPOI ! chcch , cnti Iinvc Hinn-cr * nil-
IrcHfiPil tit n niniilicriMl li-llrr In rnrr
of Tlic life. Annnrrit HO nitilroineil
will lie tlcllvrrpil on nrcnciilnlli H of
IIio c'livc'U only.
HnU-K , 1 J-2c n word f\rt \ Infirrtlon )
lo ii tvnril Ilicrpiifti-r. Notlilnwr " 1" < "
for IVH ( linn t5c for the t\rt \ inner-
nilvprllnciiienlH muni u
tlon. Tticiip
rim coimcciillvcly.
AVAXTKll SITUATIONS.
WANTED , "POSITION AH IttlYUH Oil MAN.
niter In shoo or . ! cpartm nt otore , by a. nut'ii"j '
' In shoo bu 'nPSl'Vi '
18 years' cxpeilencn ,
with l"K" ! of
wilier nnd window trimmer ; i6t
referentc * . Aildrcis H ! 0. V < * - A-itJ u
YOUNO MAN WANTS POSITION TO
between school houm for board. Addrefs It .2 ,
A-M.ao . it
11-e oinct.
WANTIU ) J 1II5
CANVASSElta 10 TAKE ORDERSlNK.UNb. .
Kood to " " " * * ?
of wotlt no heavy "i,1,1
; , , .
iomml.s on. C. V. Adamt Co. , ( .21 Bo. 16thi St
BALESMKN TOR CIGARS. JUS A
wpen.es ; old llrm ; experience > il'nec ary ,
InducemenU to customers. C. C. Illshop *
Co. , St. Uiuls. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
WANTED , MEN TO LEARN
, ,
for
epcclnl inducement to get students
Since , wnlllnu Krndunles. we 'l ° na'e , l01mt''f.t. ; '
nnd cxpci lencc 11 clt >
outnt of tools : wncra
hops Sntuidnys before completing ; only two
months reaulir-d ; quick nnd thoiough " "I"- '
Instructions , cxnmlnallons , lecluies. 'lH'loinB
nd conMaiil prnctlce , l.y . fice llliv t lt * °
years npprcntlceshlp served In i two ; ' " } , ' "
' 07 henutUull/
founded In 1W3. Incorporated ;
IIIUHtrntnl cntnlogue with mnp of cl in.illca
free. Moler System Ilarbcr SchoolClnrh &
Van lluren 8ts. . Chicago. ' " "
IF YOI I VANT TO MAK MONEY AND
work nt homn. be yoitr own bosj , nddrejs wlin
stamp , H 2 , liee. U-MMO S. '
OOVKUNMKNT POSITIONS-1)ON'T PlIEPARL
for the iiofttofllrc or ollur rlvll service examina
tion without swine our Illustrated catnlosuc of
Informnlldn : senl tree. Columbian ( -ormuioml-
cnc-c Collie , WnshlnRlon. D. C. 11-M7IS 26
WANTED. FOR REl'ERTOIRU , LEADING
man. comedlnn , heiuy. Juvenile. lendliiK Indy ,
chnracler woman , soubrettc ; those with verj
clever specialties slven preference ; must be
strictly professional people , hiivo peed street
nnd stnue wnrdrobc , slay fober and work ;
nlsi > lady pianist , wood looker nnd dresser ; can
use good iimateiir ; lobstero save time. L.
Frederick Monalwr , 1 to B P. m. . room 13 ,
llachelors' Quarters , 20th nnd Fnrnam. _
WANTKI1 III3M1.
I'M GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK ; J3
to (7 week. Canadian Olllcc , 1522 Douglns.
C 703
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL I1OU3E-
work. Apply nt B20 South 2Cth Avenue.C .
C MC72
WANTED. TmtKn LADY AGENTS ITlO
money to rlqht nRfnts. Apply to II. II. Host ,
room 21 , Vcndome hotel , from 3 to 5 P m
C M731 23 *
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOIISE-
work ; family of three. 2322 Poppleton nvonue.
C-7012.- , *
WANTED. A LADY FOR COMPANY , ESPE-
ctally. nnd some nsslManco nhout the house ,
In returjn for room nnd board , by n ludy nlone
n ( rood deal. Apply at once 3116 ChlcaKo St.
C-M78S 2C
roii
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF TIIK CITY. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1503 Fnrnam. D 706
HOUSES. UENEWA & CO. , 10S N. 15TH ST.
D 707
HOUSES. WALLACE , BROWN BLOCK. 1CTII
and DoUBlai. D 70S
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
city , > 3 to $73. Fidelity , 1st lloor N Y. Life.
D 709
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES. ALL PARTS
of city. IJreminn & Love Co. , 219 S. llHh.
D 710
LARGE LIST. M'CAOUE. 15TII AND DODGE.
D 711
HOUSES. FLATS. QARVIN DROS. . 16III FAR'M
D 713
HOUSES FOR RENT. 1IEMIS PAXTON IILKT.
HOUSES. J. H. SHERWOOD. 421 N. Y I.TFE.
D 714
FOR RENT. CHOICE 12-ROOM DETACHED
modern house. Inquire 25i ? Capitol Avenii" .
D 715
MOVING HOT'PEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Van & Storage Co. , 13HV4 Farnnm. Tel 13VJ.
D 710
IIOTKLS. STORES. I1EMIS. I'AXTON m.K.
D-M40)
HOUSE. f.M PO. 2STH ST. , 10 ROOMS , MOD.
em. $40.00 per month. Hyron Reed Co.D
D 970
g.ROOMT MODERN COTTAGE AT 413 NORTH
Mth St. . JM.OO n month.
Apply to W. I ) . Mclkle. 1st Nnt'l Dank bide.
t D M75S
HOUSFS , ALL PARTS. V. D. WBA . 1CTH
nnd Dounlas. D-473 Pit
STEAM HEATED HOUSE. 2011 IIARNEY.
D 199 D15
FOR tlEKT. 8-ROOM IIOURRNEW'Y
nalnlod nr < 1 rare-ed ; 2Sth nvonuennd Mnnle , $12.
John W. Robblns , Asent. 1E02 Fnrnam St.
D-W1 21
E-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN CONVENIENCES.
2310 ChlcaRo pt. Inquire next door. Andrew
Smith. D M750
HOUSE. NO. nr.o SOUTH 2CTH ST. . ALL CON.
vcnlences and barn. C. II. Horton. W. IT. Tel
Co. D-M77I 111 '
FURNISHED HOUSE S ROOMS. MODERN ,
with barn , or part of bouse near i > xno lllnn.
1512 Macllsm Ave. D-M772 2S'
TOR ItOOMH.
FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN , GAS. POR.
celaln bath , hot water , Ptenm heat ; location
rentrnl : $3 nnd $1 per week. Call Flat 7 , Day
Idico block , 18th and Faiimm. i :
S FURNISHED ROOM ? FOR HOUSEKEEPING
for mnn nnd wife ; rcnV taken In board 319 N.
17th ' E-M270
TWO LARGE.FRONT ROOMS. ALCOVE. HAY
window ; steam heat. 411 North I7th.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE
family , 1S11 Cats. E M6JO 27 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLE-
mnn In private family. 1910 Capitol nvo.
K M072 D4
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS ; MODERN.
2201 Douglas , E , L. Emery. E-7M 30
TWO BUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS. 2204
Wi'bster street. E-M7SO D3
KUIIXI.SIIHD HOOMS AND IIOAIIII.
BTEAM HEATED ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2009
Hnrney , F 319 D12 *
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD ;
hot water heat. 240 ! Caea St. F M551 26 *
nOO&IH , WITH HOARD , STEAM HEAT.
Utopia. 1721 Davenport St. V 5S1-20 *
THE MERRIAM. FIRST CI.ASS FAMILY HO.
tel 23th nnd Dodue ste. F M707
TAKE HHERMAN AVH. CAR TO N. W. CORner -
ner of Expoiltlon i-couinl and put up at the
KnratOKU ; bent } 2 u day house ; boarders , 13.50
to 15,00 ; llrst week , 12 ; one meal free ; we uio
making u reputation now ; after the exposition
opens we will make money ; all modern con
venience * . Telephone 1934 , F M733 D22
IIOOMS AND HOARD. 316 SOUTH 2tiTII ST.
F 7S5-D 2'
ULEOANT FRONT ROOMS. STEAM HEAT ,
first-class board. 1SW Capitol Ave. F-7SI-27 *
LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH HOARD. 2013
DouKlas. ! < U773 27'
2IODEHN ROOMS ; FURNIHHIH ) COMPLETE
for liouseKcc'plnBj parlor , dtnlni ; room , hltclien ,
Cll North Wh. F 707 30
NICELY FURNISHER FRONT ROOM , MODern -
ern convenlencei ; private family. 70 ! 8. Uth
Bt. F-M770 50
HLKGANT SOinil ROOMS. BTIJAM HEATt
llrst clam board ; reference * . : < X ! No. Htli.
K 1U8S 26
K0t txi'-tntxisiino HOOMH.
FOH RENT , TWO OR THREK UNFURNISHED
room * for houeekceulnc1610 Davenport.
0-737 S5
rou iiuxT sroniis AMI OFFICES.
l-OR KENT-DESK IlOOit IN GROUND FIX3OR
oltlce , Iei > liullillng ; water , fleam beat , tleccrle
light and janitor service. Apply to Superin
tends ! , liee ImlMlnK. 1 197
CORNKR STORK ROOM SIxSS FT , . OOOI1
luwmcnt , with elevator , uteum heat 61J N.
ICth st. Apply at ( X. Kth t. . I-VUU
POIt IIHM' STOHKS AM ) OPPICK9.
( Continued. )
OR nij fnrrfflTonYriRiaciuiLDiNq
nt Die Kornnm st This liulldlnc hns n fireproof
cfment bancmi-ntj w t r on nil llgor , B t , etc.
Apply nt the offlc * of Th Uca. I 19
CORNKR STORK TtOOM 2JXSS FT. .
bBsement , with elevator , fteam hent , 8IJ N.
10th mreet. Apply nt 619 N. ICth
FOR RENT-IN THE DBF. 1IU1LU1NU !
One lirge corner room. Zd floor , with vault nnd
pilvnte olllcv , water , etc.
One Urge , front room , Id llaor , divided Into two
room * by partition , water , etc.
On large corner room , Jd lloor .with vault.
water , etc.
One front room , divided ty partition , third floor.
One corner room with vault , third floor.
One Inrce room , Ihlrd floor , with partlllon dlv d-
Inir It Into one Inrnc room And two tmalter
prlvntn rooms , waler , etc. ,
Two large ground floor roami , fronting 17tli St. .
with vnult.
One large wound floor room on Farnnm St. ,
InrKc vnult.
Severn ! small rootrn rn fourth floor , with vau'M.
All th c toomt nre heated with steam , electric
IlRhU Rupplltd. with Ilrsl class Janitor teivlce.
Elevators rim day nnd nil nlnht ; bull line
strictly fireproof , Apply to Superintendent ,
Room 104 , Dee building. I 1M
FOR RENT THE 4-STORY IIRICK 11UILDINO
nt 916 Fnrnam St. ThlB-bulldlnft hn n fireproof
cement bni > m nt : water on nil floors , gns , etc.
Apply nt the odlcc of Thn Hee. I 110
FOR RINT. : > 4 STORK nuiLniNO , CENTRAL
location. Inquire Its South 15th Bt. I M7ol SO
AOHXTS WAvrnn.
WANTED. AGENTS , LOCAL AND OKNERAL ;
new article ; good seller ; excellent prollt ; male
or female ; salary when proven elllclent. A.
L. Gray & Co. . St. Louis. Mo. J M * 4 Uj _
KNlTllOF.TIC MAN OR WOMAN CAN OET
Hood poiltlo'n. ' 514 N. Y. Life. 8 to 10 n. m. ;
7 to 9 p. m , J MC79 U20
WANTED , WE WANT TO KSTARLISII AOEN-
clc " In every city In United States for our
celebrated custom prints , which nro made to
order nt 12.CO n pilr ; liberal commission paid
BRenti ) ; write for particulars. Tlifcr Custom
Pants Manufacturer * , 1C1 5th Avr > . , Chlcnso ,
III. J-M7nt DS
STATE AOKNTS WANTED. ADDRESS A. U
Caltorr & Cu. , Mfgrs. Olllce Novelties. Cleve
land , O. J M702 S7
w.vvrnn TO
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR L10IIT HOURE-
UeeplnR In Council Illuffs. or small cottngp un
furnished. Address 1C , care David Hradley &
Co. , Council Illurfu , In. K 7&C-26 *
STOIIAGH.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND V/AaEIIOUSB CO. ,
90S-910 Jones ; general storage and forwarding.
M-71D
OM. VAN & STORAGE , 151U4 FARN'M. TEL irGJ
M 720
FRANK EWERS. STORAGE , 1214 HAHNEY.
Hauling and packing , cheapest rales. Tel. 936
M 721
S.I 1.12 MISORI.LAXnoUS.
SAWDUST , HULK OR SACKED-CRI1IIHNO
and hoc fence. C. It , Lee , 901 Douglas.
Q-723
2ND-HAND BICYCLES. OMAHA 11ICYCLF. CO.
732
FOR SALE. A JCO LIFE SCHOLARSHIP IN
best shorthand hcbool for $10. Address A 5G ,
I3cc. Q-MMDJO *
UPRIGHT KIMIIALL PIANO , LARGE SIZE ,
J70. 2007 Cnss street. Q M720 : c
CLAIllVOA'AM'5.
PROF. WHITNEY , CLAIRVOYANT AND
palmest Reads your past , present nnd future
like nn open book. Thousands crowd his olllce.
Reunites husbands , lovers nnd wives ; ppceoy
marriage to the one of your choice. Advice
on speculation , love law nnd dlvoice ; locates
nnd recovers lost iirtlclei nnd papers ; also es
tates. Locates mines , minerals nnd treasures of
nil kinds. If you have trouble RO to him at
onoe , no matter what It Is. Good luck for all.
{ Complete lite readliifr for ladles , 50 centB ) .
Advice on love , law. business and speculation.
He develops mediums. DlifinoMs of disease
free. Clairvoyant remedies cure. Kcm lie ren-
ulntor , safe nnd sure , never falls. Consulta
tion by mall If stamp Is sent. Olllce nnd res
idence , 1M2 Howard St. , N. E. corner ICth st. ,
Omaha , Neb. Hours from 9 n. in. to 9:30 : p. m
S M372 21
MASSARR , IIAT1IS , RTC.
MADAM SMITH , 1313 DOUGLAS. MASSAGE
steam baths. T M721 131'
I1ATIIS , MASSAGE. LAURA ELIION.
Crounso blk. , 119 ICth St. , room 12. upstairs.
T MO3 27 *
MRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth. up
stairs. T 11700 2S
MME. AMES , MASSAGE AND HA HIS. 20" N"
16lh St. , upstairs. T SI780 30- '
PKHSOXAL.
VIA VI OR UTERINE TROU1JLE.S. 318-S HEE
b'dg ; phvslclan , consultation or realtli book iree
UAT1IS , MASSAGE. MMLI. POST , 319'A S. JBTH
U-72J
CLOTHES CLEANED.PRESSED AND P.E-
palred : day or night ; dreha suits for hire.
Pantorlum , N. E. cor. 14th and Karnam. T < 1
9C3. U MS47
THE JOY TAILOR SYSTEM SCHOOL OP
dress cutting. 403 Ifarbach Ulock.
U M810-N30
LADIES IN POOR CIRCUMSTANCES CAN RE-
cclvc fieo attendance In contlnpinent by ap
plying to the Orelshton Medical college. 14th
and Davenport Sts. Telephone I1C7.
U 270 D-9
GREENI1ERG. THE SPECIAL LADIES'
Tailor. Is ready for business. 1703 Webster St.
U 233 D8
JDOO FOR A CASE OF SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
that I cannot cure. Madam Tiue , Paxton blk.
U M753 1)3 *
A 11RIGHT MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO
handle a line business ; quick retuins and no
risk. Addrers It 2J , liee. Y M7S5
A CHANCE FOR A HUSTLING MAN OR
woman with limited capital to buy a fine
concession on the exposition grounds during
the winter pporta and lea carnival. Addiviu
11 21. Hee. Y-M7U4
JIO.VKY TO I.OAX URAL KsTATR.
MONEY TO LOAN AT IXJW RATIis ! THE
O. F Davis Co. , 1505 Karnam St.V7S7
ANTHONY l OAN & TRUST CO. . S13 N. Y. L. :
< iulck money nt low lutes for choice farm InmH
In Iowa , northern Missouri , east.'rn Ncbrnsk.i.
V/-72S
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
propercy. W. Fainam Smith & Co. . 132) Fani'm
W 73' ' )
MONEY TO I/DAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property , Puaey & Thomas , 207 1st Nat. Hk. bldu
W-732
WH HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH
our t'liBlnni correspondent ) ! by which we ran
loan money on furini In eastern Nebraska.
Ilrenna-Lovp Co. , 219 S. ICth. W M272 D9
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Irennan-I < ovc Co. , 219 S. ICtn.
W-731
FROM J100 UPWARD. F. D. WKAD. ItiTH
and Doutlas. W 475 Dll
MONEY TO LOAN. DEMIS. PAXTON HI/DCIC.
\ \ " " J
JIOO.000,00 SPECIAL rUNI ) TO I < OAN ON
first-clues Improved Omnhn property , or for
ImllJIni , " purposes. Fidelity Trust Co-npnny.
W M4S3
6 PRH CRNT JIOUTOAOES FOR SALH. PIlOl'-
"rty of non-retlilcnts cnrej for by W , IJ.
UelKlc , Klrtt National Hank bldg , , Orrmlm.
vV-733
MOXI3V TO rOAX-.CIIATTKLS.
MONn YTO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horses , \\UKOIIS. etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; Mrlctly conlldentlal ; jou
can iuy the loan off ut nny time nr In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
106 S. 16th St.
X-7J8
IIUSIXHSS CHANCICS.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF UUSINKSo GO TO J.
J. GILson , EH Flr t Nafl Hank. Y 757
FOR RAI.U imilO BTORK. FINE STOCK , AT
a cacrlllcc , good trnde , central locution. In
Omaha ; will talcn uralrablr moderate sized
house and lot III part | > a > ment. Addrcs * A SI ,
He oltlc . V M6-M
PARTNER WANTIlt ) ; A PROSPEROUS BE-
ntllu manufacturing plant desires a imrtner
with J.i.ooo.oo to rnlar : e , Addrcba P. O. Imx
1016 Sitittle , WualilnKtuii , Y M7J4 S0
WANTED. PHYSICIAN AS PARTNKR TO
travel on tlm road vllli an M , p. nnj KOUI\
lecturer. Call Union IVpot Ilolel. Or. New
ton. Y 11781 2C
JIACIU.VKS AMI SL'PPMHS.
NEW HOME. HOl'SKHOM ) & WHITF SK\V
uchlntii ft uppll a. 1514 C p. ave. Tel. 1574 ,
KO
10II SIMS lin\I < RSTAT1S.
KOI-NTZU pLAt-n luiioAiNsTTssj' ti'M TO
IC.tOO. J. J Ulbion. 611 Flrrt Nit. link lilJg. '
IlK-iJS
FARM LANDS , a F. HAniUSON , Ml N Y. L.
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ;
lalo or trade , r. K. Darling. Haiker lllk.
UK 741
LA 11(113 9-ROOM MODERN 1IOUSB , 5.000 !
easy terms , Ifnulre on promises. M9 S. SSth
Street. HK 11119
S LAND ; ' ! > 7 CHOP 1"D , THE PRICF. . W'M-
non , tlee niclg , HE SM
rou HALE , RARnAiN ; TWcTsroiiv iiorsB
nml 7. . ft Kroundi 2M nnd N , South Omihn.
Inane I PV.V. RE 7l ( > rO
HOUSES. I.OTS. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS :
nlso fire Insurance. Hernia , 1'flxton block.
RE-M739
iinusns
HORSES wiNTKUBD. REST OF ( 'Ann : RATES
15.00 per month.V. . E. Owens , 3607 Center St.
MfSSDecJ *
WANTED , HORSES 70 WINTERS UKHT OP
cnra ; rnlM icaAonablc. Address I' . O. lion 45 ,
Crescent , Iowa. 927 D-2
GOOD STAHLES. I1EST OP CARE , Jl AND K
month. A. W , I'hclps & Son. 207 New York
Life. Tel. 1034. M242
WINTCU O.UARTEHS FOR 1IORSK3 ; ONE OP
tlio best , nnd lonsnnnblo MtMi hijr en called
for nnd rtellvoi'tl : irood references. Scott Rob-
Inion , 1'aiillllon , Npb. At fnlr ground * .
MIDI 31
IIEST CITY REFERENCES. IIHST CARE , jt
month. O. Rushnrt , 51st nnd Poppleton nve.
450 d 11 *
LOST.
REWARD FOR RETURN OP SCOTCH COLLIE
pup. 2120 Ohio Bt. Lost M4C.3 28 *
STRAYED. FROM PASTURE 40T1I AND
Ornnt , red nnd white heifer 1V4 yearn old ! one
horn loose. Itcwnrd for retuin to 2S12 Web
ster. I < o9t-M7S9 2C
TAKEN FROM IN FRONT OP W. R. HEN-
nett'a store , Thursday morning nt 10 o'clock ,
bny horse nnd leather top phnotnn , belonging
to O W. Douglass , 13th nnd California. Ro-
wnrdforlts return. Lout M79C 26
PACKED.
M. S. WALKLIN , Zlll'CUMINC. TEL. 1331.
1331.741
-741
I'AWXimoKIMlS.
II. MAUOWITZ LOANS MONEY. 415 N. 16 ST.
747
Korxn.
POUND DARK IIROWN HORSE , 7 on s
years old ; about 1,100 pounds. 41st nnd Pnt-
rlcU nenue. 787 27 *
SlIOHTIIAXri AXn TYPI3WIUTIXR.
A. C. VAN RANT'S SCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LIFE.
742
AT OMAHA DtJS. COLLEGE , 1CTH , t DOUGLAS.
743
ir. n. BOYLES. COURT nKi'onTEti. PRIVATE
lessons , day and evening. 407 Dee nidt- .
-MSS4
COAL.
lllinLINGTON NUT , ItEST CHEAPEST , PRICE
$3.73 per ton. 'Phone SIS. Harmon & Wecth Co.
TYPRWIUTKIIS.
RENTED , $4.CO PER MONTH ; RIllItONS. 75C
inch ; price of cabinet ! ) reduced. Smith Pre
mier Typewriter Co. , No. 1G23 Fninam St.
St.Msec
Msec
i
TAILOIt T1UMMIXGS.
WANTED. TAILORS TO ttUY THEIR WOOLens -
ens and trimmings from the Eastern Woolen
nnd Trlmmlnc Co. , 1514 Doudns St.M63C
-M63C N2fi
MUSIC , AHT AMI LA > aiA ; < ! K.
ELMORE RICE , VIOLINIST. FORMERLY SO-
lolst Rice Concert Co. , will receive pupils ;
highest refeicnces. Call Arcade hotel , room 5 ;
4 IS S p m. 730 29
ST13XOCiIt.VPIII21IS.
TOR COMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS CALL
im The Smith Premier Typewriter Company.
No. 1525 Farnom St. M507
KLOCUTrO.V.
.MRS. RALPH E. SUNDERLANP ) . 1343 S. S9TI1
St. will take n few mor nuplls 521 Dll
1'ATE.Vrs.
Hues & ' - ° - Attorneys-
1-lVi J. O nt-Law nnd , Patfnt E.\-
Omnhn , Njb. Brnncli office at Washington , i
D , C. Send for free Advice and Patent Rook.
Send for our Machine Movements , copyrighted ,
1807. Telephone 1C23.
SHIP
Household oodB to all
points In mixed car
lots nt cut rates.
Packing , moving and
storazc.
Telephone 1050.
Omaha an & Storsga Go
CHIEF QlTAUTEnMASTKH'S OKFir- ] > -
Omnhn , Neb. , Oct. 20 , 1SD7. Sealed pro
posals , In triplicate , will be received hero
until 'i o'clock p , m. , November UD , 1ES7 , nml
then opened for furnishing .shelU'il corn , ra-
nulrcil In Depnitment of the Platte during
llscal year ending June SO , 183S. U. S. re
serves right to reject or accept any or all
proposals , or any pnrt thereof. Informa
tion furnished on application here , or to
peat and depot quartermasters where sup
plies are needed. Envelopes contalnnls pro
posals will be endorsed "Proposals for
Corn at - , " and addressed J. M. MAH-
ML. C. Q. M.
TOSTOFFICISOTICU. .
( Should bo read DAILY by all Interested , as
changes may occur at any time ) .
Foreign malls for the week endliiK No
vember 27th , 1S97 , will close ( PHO.MPTLY In
all eases ) at the General Postolllce as fol
lows : PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE
IIOUIl EAHLIEH than closing time shoan
below-
TraiiN-Atlniitlt ! MnllN.
WEDNESDAY At 7 n. m. for BELGIUM
direct , per a. s. Kensington , via Antwerp
( lottery must bo dlrcutcil "per Kensing
ton" ) ; nt 7 a. in.supplementary ( 9 a. in. ) tor
EUUOPE. per s. s. St. Louis * , via South
ampton ( lctter for Ireland must be di
rected "per St. Louis" ) ; at 0 u. in. ( supple
mentary 10:30 : n. m. ) for EUHOPE , per s. s.
Majestic * , via Queenstown ,
SATURDAY At 4CO : a. in. for EUROPE ,
per H s , Lue.inla * , via Queenstown ( letters
for France , Switzerland , Italy , Spain ,
Portugal , Turkey , Egypt and Urltlsh Indl.i
must bo directed "per Lucanla" ) ; at 7 n.
in. for FRANCE , SWITZERLAND , ITALY.
SPAIN. PORTUGAL , TURKEY. EGYPT
and HRITISH INDIA , per s s. La Cham
pagne * , via Havre ( letters for other parts
of Europe must be directed "per La Ciam-
pagno" ) ; at S a. m , for NETHERLANDS
direct , per s. s Obcl.un , via Rotterdam
( lottera must bo directed "per Obd.im" ) ;
at S a , in. for GENOA , per s. f , Werr-i
( letters must bo directed "per Werra" ) ; at
10 n. m. for SCOTLAND direct , per s. s.
Anchorla , via Glasgow ( letters must bo
directed "per Anchorla" ) ; at 11 n , in. for
NORWAY direct , per a. s Norse ( letters
must bo directed "per Norge" ) ,
PRINTED MATTER , ETC. Oerman steamers
gnllln ? on TucsJays tnko Printed , Matter , etc. ,
for Germnny , and Specially Addressed Printed
Mutter , etc , for other parts of Europe. Ameri
can und White Slur steamers \Vnlnomliox ,
German steamers on Thursdays nnd C'unard ,
French nnd German etenmem on Saturdays
take Printed Matter , etc. . for till raiuitriei for
which they aru advertised to curry mall.
After the rioting of the Supplcmentaiy Truns-
Atlantlo Malls named nbo\e , uddltljnnl aup-
plcmenlary mails niu opened on the piers of
the American , English , French nnd German
Gleamers , und remain open until within Ten
Minutes of the hour of tailing of uteamer. I
Ma UN for Sou Mi nml Out nil Ainc-rli'ii , I
WfHt Iiiilluv , ICIc.
WEDNESDAY At 2:30 : a , m for PORT ANTONIO - '
TONIO , per steamer from Philadelphia ; at |
U a. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND. pe.r s. a.
Portia ; nt 11 a. m. ( supplementary 11:30 : it.
in. ) for VENEZUELA and CURACAO , also
SAVANILLA and CARTHAGKN'A via
Curacao , per s. s , Philadelphia : at 1 p. m
for CUBA , per a. ' s. Orizaba , via Huv.uu :
nl 1 p. m. BARBADOS dlrec , also
NORTH HRA/.IL , via Para , Maranham
and Ceara , per . s , Dominic ; at 3 p. in ,
for JAMAICA , per a. a. Ardandhu. i
FRIDAY-At 2SO : a. m , for NEWFOUND
LAND , per s. s , Assyrian , from Phila
delphia.
SATURDAY-at 90 : a m. ( supplementary 10
n. m ) for ST. THOMAS. ST , CHOIX. LEE.
WARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS. i > er
s. B. Fontabelle ( letters for Grenada , Trini
dad and Tobajro must be directed "per
Fontabelle' ' ) ! nt 10 a. in ( supplementary
10:30 : a. tn. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND ,
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA anil OARTH-
XOTICI : .
_ _ 6'intjnu. . d. )
Co'tn lllt-a nibsf , bo dlrCi-tcd "per A1-
Ic'ghnnj" ) , i if a m ( supplcmtntnry low
n. m. ) for HAITI irs s. Andes , via 1'ort
nu Prince. I'ctlt Clo.ivo , Ojnnlvess and
Jtri mli , it 10 ii n m. for rAMPHCHK ,
CHIAPAS , TAIJASrO nnd Yt'CATAN , per
s. s. Saratoga ( letters for other parts of ,
Mexico nml for Cuba must IK directed "per
SiirntoRa" ) , nt 12 in , for GHKNAUA ,
TIUNWAb nnd TOHAHO , per s. s.
AOBNA , per s. a. Allochniiy ( loiters for
Irravvmlcl.v' ; t\t STTO p. m. for ST. I'lKlIHi-
MlqtJKLON , per fitonmcr from North
Sydney. "
for Newfoundland , hy mil to Halifax , and
thence by titeamer , clo < e nt this otllce dnllv
t 8:30 : p. m. MnllB for Mnuelon , by rail to
HoMon nnd theneejiUy rteamer clese nt this
olllce dnlly nt 8:30 : is.lm. JIalH for Culm clone
nt lhl olllce dally at 7W : n. in , for forwarding
by steamers sailing ( Mondays nnd Thuisdays )
from Port Tnmpn , Fin. Letter mulls for Mexico
ice City , overland , unlem specially nddres/cd
for dlfpntcli by ftMmi-r , clore nt this olllrc
dnlly nt 12:00 : m. ; > aper malls nt 0:00 : n. m.
Registered mall closes nt GCO : p. in. previous
day.
TraiiMPnclIlnllnlli. .
Malls for China , Japan nnd Hnwnll , psr
s , s. City of Rio Janeiro ( from Hun Fran-
CIMIO ) , c'.oao hero dally up to November
21st nt G:30 : p. m. Malls for China nnd
Japan , per s. s. Columbia ( from Tncom.O
cloie here dally tipl to November 21st at
G:30 : p. m. Malls for Hawaii , per s. s.
Australlla ( from San Francisco ) close
litre dally up to November 2-ltli at G 0
p. in. Malls for the Society Islands , per
ship Galileo ( from San Francisco ) , close
here dally up to November 21th nt G'W :
P , m , Malls for China nnd Japan ( spe
cially addressed only ) , per s. s. Empress
of China ( from Vancouver ) , close here
dally up to November * * 2'Jth tit 6Cfl : p. m.
Malls for Australia ( except tlioso for
West Australia ) , which nro forwarded via
Europe , New Xealand , Hawaii , FIJI nnd
Samoan Islands , per.s , s . Jlurlposn ( fiom
San Francisco ) , close * here dally up to
December " 3d at 7:30 : a , in , . 11 a. in , nnd
GSOp. : in. ( or on arrival nt Now York of s.
s. Cnmpnnla with British malls for Aus
tralia ) . Malls for Australia ( except West
Australia ) , Now Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI
Islands , per s. s. Aorangl ( from Van
couver ) , close here dnlly after December
3d and up to Decamber Cth nt 0:30 : p. m ,
Trans-Pacific mnlli nrfc forwarded to port of
sailing dally and the schedule of closing Is
arianged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland tranilt. "Registered mall
closes at C p. m. pluvious day.
Postolllce , New York , N. Y. , November 19 ,
1S07.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
RAii.ito.vns.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. MINNE.
mulls' & Omnhn Railway-
General olllces , Nebraska Di
vision , Fifteenth nnd Webster
Streets City Ticket onico ,
V 1401 FHrnam Street. Ttlephono
CGI icpol. Fifteenth und Webstar SUeut .
Telephone , 143S.
Arrive
Sioux City Accommoda. 8:20 pm
Rloux Cltv Accumniudt. flS5 : am 8:20 : pm
lll.ilr. Emerson , Slou-c
City , Ponca , Hnrtlng-
( on and Iltiorntlclil. . . 1:00 : pm 11 : " . nm
Sioux City , Mankato , St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . " 0:15 : nm 0:10 nm
Linerson Passenger . . . . 6:10 : pm fc.43 nm
Dnl'v Dally cxfept Sunday , Sunday
onlyThis tialn stops at stations Florence
to bo. Illalr , Inclusive. Sundays only ; on week
dajs So. lllnlr only.
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri VnlUy Hallway Gen-
ernl Otllces , United States Na
tional Dank IlulklliiK , south-
nam Streets Ticket Olllce ,
west Corner Twelfth and Fai-
1401 Farnam Sflcct. Telephone. 601. Depot.
Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1418.
I , Leave. Anlve.
Black Hills , DenUwoid
and Hot Springs.3:00 pm 5:00 : pm
Wyoming , Casper nnd
DouKlis ' * * 3:00 :
pm 5:00 : pin
Hastings , York. David
City , Superior , Gi-neva ,
Exeti r and Sevara . . 3:00 : pm ' 6:00 pm
Norfo'k ' , We = t Point and 7.50 am " 1J.25 .m
Fremont
Lincoln , Wohoor. fand 7:50 am " 10:2j : im
Fremont
Fremont Local ; . . ' " 7:50 : am
Daily. " * Dally except Sunday , "Sunday
only. Daily ( * excipi Saturday. Dally
except Monday. ) }
OHICAGO & NORTHWESTern -
ern Railway City Ticket
Otllce , 1401 Fainnm Street.
Telephone. 661. 'Depot , Tenth
I nnd Mason Streets. Telephone ,
Missouri Valley , sux. -
Clly. St. Paul nrtd
Minneapolis . * 5:40 : nm * 10:43 : pm
Missouri Vnlley. Sioux
City" . t . * 7COnm : 9(5 : ( pm
Dennlson. Carroll , Wall 1
, , Lake . 7:30 am 9:13 pm
L'astein Express. DCS
Molnea. M.irshalltown ,
Cedar Rapids , Chicago " 10:15 : am 1:10 : pm
Atlantic Flyer. Cnlcago
and East . . . *
. 4:15 : pm 4:10 pm
Fast Mall , Chicago to
Omaha . 3:10 Dm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
Cit St.
. ' 'MX CITY As PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Olllces , United
States Natlona' Hunk Uulld-
Ing , S. V. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Streets. Ticket
Onice , 1401 Farnam Street.
501. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster
StieiU. Telephone , 145S.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City. Mnnkato. St
Paul , jtlnnLapolU ' 6:15 : pm 9:10 : am
Dally.
CHICAGO , HOCK ISLAND &
Pacific Railroad "The Great
Rock Island Route" City
Ticket Otllce. 1323 Fnrnam
Stieet , Telephone. I2S. Depot ,
Tenth nnd Mas-oil Streets
Telephone , 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
St
VeMlbuled Express . , , 4:50 : pm 1:43 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado fcprint- .
Pueblo Denver and
west . ' . lMpm : 4:23 pm
Chicago , Des Mol-es and
Rod : Island 7:00 pm 8:15 : am
Atlantic i\press. for Dss
Molnes and eastern points * * 7:20 : am 5:33 : pm
Lincoln , Fnlrbury ana
Ilellevllle , 5:43 : pm " 10:40 : am
Dnlly Dally except Sundaj.
UNION PACIFIC "THE
land Route" General offices N.
E. Corner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Odlce , 1302
Farnam Street. Telephone , 310.
Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone , 128.
Leave. Arrive.
"Tlio Overland Limited'
for Denver , Salt Luke.
western points. . . . . . 8:20 : urn 4:13 : pm
Fast Mall train for
Denver. Salt Lake ,
Pacific coast and all
western points 3:30 : pm 10:20 : am
Lincoln , Ueatrlco and
Stromsbur Express. . , . GM : > pm " 12o : pm
Kearney E\pref SOJ : pm " 12:20 : pm
Dally. "Dally except Sunday.
Council Bluffs Jocal 1-e.lven , 5:40 : „ . m . Q.JJ n
m. ; 7o a. m. ; a:23 : a. m.j 10:13 : n. in..2:15 p , m. ;
4:30 : p. m. ; 5:55 : p. m. Arrives , C20 ; a. in. : 7:20 :
n. m. ; 8 a. m. : 9:25 : a .ni. ; 11:30 a , m. ; 3:10 : n. m , :
5:40 : p. m. ; 9:05 : p , m. , it:45 ) : o. in
\\AUASH RAILROAD TICKET OFPICE. 1415
1'arnam Street. Telephone , 322. Donot Tenth
I'nd Maaon Streets. Teleplione , 128.
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
liSOpm H:30 nm
( ItTnLLVOTON & MISSOUIl !
Illver naliroad "Tho Hurling
Ion Route" General Offices. N.
W. Corner Tenth and Pnrnam
Streets. Ticket Otllce , 1502
Farnnm Stiei-t. Telephone 23) ) .
Dep t , Tcnih and Mason
Telephone , 128.
Leave. Arrive.
* 8:35 am * 9:35 : am
4:0 : p.n
Lincoln Locil Ojprn 7 45
pin
Lincoln Past Mali. . , . * . 2:53 : nm " 11:30 : u m
. "
Dallv. "Oally except Sunday.
CHICAGO HUHLINGTON A
Qulncy Rnllroad "The Hurl.
, lnjiton Route" Ticket Orlice
1502 Fninam Street. Telephone
2oO. Depot. Tenth nnd Mason
streets. Telephone , 223 ,
Leave. Arrive.
5:03 : pra 7CS nm
9:48 : nn 4 15 pm
7:50 : pm 7:55 : am
" 11:40 : am 5:40 : pm
2M : > pm
Punilay ,
CITY , ST. JOSEPH
& Council Illuffa Rallroail
"Tlio Rurllngton Route"
Ticket Ofllce. 1502 Farnam
Street , Telephone 250 , Depot.
Tenth nnd Mason Streets , Tele
phone , 128.
Leave. Arrive ,
Kansas City Day Ex. , , 9:05 : am 6:40 : pm
Knnsan city Night Ex. . 10:00 : pm ; 50 am
Ml = FDURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General ORlces and Tlc > : et ON
l\ct. \ Merchants National Rank
Dulldlng , 12.4 Far nam Stltret ,
Telephone , 104. Depot , Fifteenth
and Webiter Streets. Telephone ,
H58 ,
Leave. Arrive ,
Ktbtuk. . .
, .jMpM ; < j2:6.pm :
Bxpres * " : ' ? : J ? Pm C:00 : am
Nebraska Local 4:3f : pm 9:45 : am
Dally , Dally E * . Dund jr
M5\V 10HK'S (5UK.VT SI'nnil\V.VY.
A I.'lvcIllII < in-ltollnr Improvement
< < Iu > rit > ' llrntily.
At liwt the srent Harlem rlvc. apcc.Uvny
la completed nnd Is nt the disposal of the
rubllc. says the Now York Herald. On Mon-
Oaya last the park commission accepted that
portion of the speedway extending from H'gh '
brldgo to the northern terminus nt Ovkcmnn
street , nnd released Contractor John 0. HOK-
efs fiom his bond. And by the moro turning
of a key In the lock of n Kate at the l ) > ke-
mnn street end , the upper section w.is In
formally opened to the public. It Is hope.l
that In three months the ontlro drive will bo
completed.
And now there Is fejolclns not alone among
horsemen , but nmong nil public spirited clt-
Izors who advocate the boautlfyias of New
York. Year after year the completion of the
speedway has been promised , l it unotpeettd
complications have Invariably arliu'n. mull
the Klgnntlc project , which will cost the city
fully $5,000,000 , thrpiitcnoil to lonr > 'n.rrcat ' . In
the eyes of the public by rr.isott lit thene very
dlscouraKlnfi clrcuinatuncra.
Kor about n week msl several well known
members of the local hrlgado have tiikeb fid-
vnntngo of the courtesy of the park comml-
alrnors nnd have cnjoyrd n few preliminary
spins over the uppsr section of the roadway.
Fatly In IS93 Mr. Gllroy , the tlu-n nniyor ,
proposed his scheme for building n roadway
along the foot of the bluff , extending from
One hundred and Kitty-fifth stnwt to Dyke-
man street , and though n certain amount of
oppcaltlon was developed , the nioasuro suc
cessfully passed the K'Kls'ntiire ' and lan tnc
gauntlet of the gubernatorial c'lal' ' . With
the exception of n few spots here an ! there
en the bluff overlooking the Harlem rlvtr ,
all the land belonpcd to the city and vvas In
tended for a continuation southward of the
Spuyten Uuyvll parkway system .
The read having boon constructed nt al
most tldmuiv level , much of the work con
sisted of cither blasting away the rocky
tyurs extending out liito the water or ftlllns
In the small biyn between.
When la January , 1S93 , Mayor Gllroy un
folded his orotcct , ho stated that the esti
mated cost would be somovvhdre In the nolgh-
hrhnod of $1,000,000 , exclusive of the cost
of laying out the two or three miles of
slopes.
It then developed that the first mile , from
Ono Hundred and Fifty-fifth street to High
nrldge , would cost $3D9,007 , on a bid of Jamcd
Leary , n dock builder and contractor of con
siderable reputation.
Meantime , some rather acrlmonlus debates
look nlace between certain of the commis
sioners of the Department of Public Parks.
O'lglnally It was Intended to have a roadway
varying In width from 123 to 150 feet , with
provision for but ono path for pedestrians ,
on the Inner side. The supporters of an
outer sidewalk llnally prevailed and as a re
sult the roadway averages ninety-live feet In
width.
When the southern end Is finished acid
that Is expected In a few weeks there will
bo a first dead level stretch of a little more
than half a mile , from the bottom of the
down grade nt Ono Hundred and Sixty-
second street , right up to High Ilrldge.
The roadbed , which has been laid under
the supervision of Captain C. II. McDonald ,
a well known local horseman acid war vet
eran , has been built up from a Tolford foun
datlon on the most approved principles. Over-
laving this Telford bed Is four inches of
broken trao rock , graded to give the crown
of the road a lay of two Inches to the side
channelling. On this are four Inches of cin
ders , relied and tucked to the same grade.
The too dressing Is a mixture of sand , lea in
and clay , the latter In a proportion of about
two to one. Naturally a top soil such as this
will take a few months of harrowing and
working to get It Into thoroughly good con
dition , but horsemen may rest assured that
such work will be done intelligently.
A road to the lower end of the section
Just completed has been made by widening
and grading One Hundred and Seventy-nth
street from Amsterdam avenue. This wood
land drive for at present It is nothing moro
takes ono In a few yards from t'hrt city to
the country. For about fifty yards it runa
at right angles from Amsterdam avenue unl
Is level. Then a sharp turn to the left
opens up a vista of trees and rocks and a
sharp down grade. 'Another ' hundred yards
or so and there Is another turn to the right
and in this elbow , which forms a little
plateau , stands what uromlscs to be ono of
the most frequented rcadhouses of the city.
It Is the old Carman homestead , standing on
the extreme shoulder of a bluff.
It Is Intended to renovate this house at a
cost of about SS.OOO or $10,000 and leate It
in the same manner as McGown's Pass tav
ern , the Claremont and the Casino. It is
rumored that "Johnny" Monaghan , now
lessee of the club house nt Flcetwood , maybe
bo the first occupant. From the Carman
house the road dips to the south , running
to about on a line with One Hundred and
Seventy-UilrJ street , and then turns nt right
angles on to the speedway. All last week
any light wagons going on the driveway had
to jump an eight-Inch curb at the bottom
of the road , but as One Hundred and Sev
enty-fifth street is to be maintained as n
permanent means of Ingress and egress , the
curbing will bo removed.
Entrance nt the northern end Is through a
gateway at the intersection of Dykcman
street and when the proposed parkways In
the upper rurt of the Island and. 'the Boule
vard Lafayette and tiio Riverside viaduct are
completed New York will boast of ono of
the finest and most picturesque circling roads
In the world ,
A special detail of mounted and foot po
licemen will Keep order on the new speed
way. Uryitly horses or reckless drivers
will get bhort shrift and will have to find
the nearest way out. The old house at the
intersection of Amsterdam avenue and Ono
Hundred and Seventy-fifth street Is to befitted
fitted up for a police station. The superin
tendent of the speedway and his staff will
find quarters at the old High Drldgo hotel.
The southern section of the speedway
Leary's end Is rapidly approaching com
pletion. There Is even now fifty feet of
roadway open right through and the expec
tation is that the entire drive will 1)0 open
In time for any sleighing that may come
this winter. The Idea Is now , should enough
snow fall nnd freezing weather come , to
sprinkle and pack the snow and so give the
merry sleigh bells a chance to ring out over
the most Ideal course In the country.
Haw and unmeilowed by the softening
hand of time , as every foot of wall nnd
roadway looks now. It Is easily conceivable
how , when the slopes nro laid out nnd
packed , this new speedway may come to he
a C'tar ' attraction among the sights of the
metropolis ,
ixn IXTO Kvi'uisss m.sivis.s. ; :
f'niiiilry HiinlCN > liiklnpr Cnrri-iicy
SliliimiMitN liv , II < - -KlNcr ( Mull.
"Rxpress companies In the United States
have moro powerful foes than train robbers , "
Eald J. F. Barker , a Chicago traveling man ,
who was discussing train robberies and ox-
sress companies at the Planters' , relates the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. "I refer to the
country banks , and I mean to say that the
oxnrcss companies are now losing many dollars
lars every montli , owing to the currency
shipments by roglstoied mall by the banks.
"I have talked with country bankers about
the matter in Missouri , Iowa und several
western states , oud their various state anno-
ciatlons seem to be making efforts to destroy
the express money order system , or , father ,
the money order business of the express com-
ranles. I see that some of the bankers in
the Interior of Missouri threaten to take ac
tion against the e/oreas companies and test
the matter In the courts. The bankers claim
that the express money order nyatem la ruin
ing their exchange business. The country
bankers ) pay the express companies for bring
ing money from the city banks , and then the
bankers are called upon In the regular course
of business with their jMtrona to wsh the
numerous money orders of the competing
express companies and make no charge for
this favor. The couitry tankers In Iowa who
belong to the Bankers' association uro almost
tn a man now sending money by registered
mall , rather tlun patronize the exgrns com
panies. This cannot bo considered entirely
retaliatory , because It has been found that
registered mall U safe and fait , and the per-
cuitaeo of loss Is Inflnltcaimally small.
Where largo amounts of money are tranu-
It AILHOAD.S.
. MILVVAL'KEK & HT.
1 > aul lUllwuy-Cliy Ticket
OIHce. 1504 1'arnam Street.
Telephone. 284. Uej > ot. Tenth
nnd Moon Street * . Telephpne ,
128.
lave. Arrive ,
Cilcaco Limited Ex. . . . 5Mi Vm 8:05 : am
aiau ! ni.d Chicago 13x. * UXl : * am JW : pm
Dally ,
mllloJ br registered mall Insurance policies
nro taken out ngslnit loss. This Insurance
feature has crown to such proportions that
Iowa bonkers have oven organlicd mutual
Inauranco companies for the solo purpose of
Insuring their own currency shipment *
through the malls The city banks , however ,
are not lending imu-u aid to the country
tutiks. nml cllv tanks generally ship largo
amounts of currency by having the express
companies to handle' u Owingto the sys
tem of receipts In vogue In the registry dlvl-
slrn of the United States Postal deportment
Iho postal clerk who docs not account for a
pleco of registered mill must make good the
liss or forfeit his position , and hence ( hero
U dlmost absolute safety In transmitting
mrmov throuch the registered malls. How
ever , the government Ilsolf docs not gu.xr.tn-
'eo ' to make good any loss. "
M ) OLDTIMIAUHI2 M\V.
DIIJ.H AVIieii PiMiiilo II nil Hcunliir
Tlnu-N to SlinUc Aliiiiml t'liln-uril ( If.
Those were the days \vhen tlioro wore
thruu synonyms far DRUO , besides plain chills
and fever , relates the Kansas 'City Star. They
wore Indiana , Illinois nml i-Mlssourl. nnd the
greatest of thcsuvns Missouri. Tholo worn
two divisions of severity In these iluys :
These who "shook" on ( Monday , Wednesday.
Friday nnd Sunday made up one division ,
and these who shook on Tuesday , Thursday
and Saturday , and remitted with Iho other
the next Monday , vvcro the other. In lliosu
days the Invitations to social functions read : |
"Mr. nml ' .Mrs. 31 A. 'Larla ' present tholr
compliments to iMr. 0. A. Ke\ci anil hi-g to
Infurm him that they will not ho sh.iUiu ; on
Tuesday and would too pleased to hnvo his
prcsenco nt their dark giecn tea. "
This would bo the answer :
" .Mr. C. A. Fever acknowledges the kind
Invitation of 'Mr. ' and Mrs. at A. Larla , but
begs to Inform thorn that Tuesday Is his tiny
to shako. "
Many an otherwise nappy social functlor.
\vna shattered , too , by the Inability of the
Mr. nnd Mrs. of the household to get their
nguo for the season started ofT on the same
day. Of course under the elrcumstnnces the
whole family would bo compelled to mlns the
enllro BOI lal Ronoon or disturb with their
rattling or chattering every gathering they
Attended.
Today the dismissing sigh reads : "nils Ii
mv busy day" In cnrly Missouri tlme ,
"This Is my day to shako" was the correct
form.
Hut all this IR changed now. No longer U
tlio congregation nt chinch changed every
rfundny , nnd no longer nro two preachers ,
guaranteed not to shnke on the nnmo day ,
necessniy. It was almost n part of the con
tract In those days. For the old-time chills
are no moro. nml the nguo has almost disap
peared. There are a few places In the south
wheto It Is still the custom , but It very sel
dom crosses Mnion ami Dlxun's Hue now.
In some of the parts of Arkansas where type-
Aliters and blcjcle 'bloomers ' have not pene
trated , thcru 1 * yet some ague , but It sel
dom gets north of those secluded spots. At
present Dr U. 0. Collln , city phvslrl.iii , H
treating two cases of real , old-tlmo fever and
nguo , but they nut the first he has seen In
Kansns Pity In tell years , lit1 says.
Dr. D. H. Poitpr , who cauui here from Ohio
thirty years ago , nnd has been here over
fllnpo , snjs IIP hrt1 * not seen n cnso of old-
time chills nnd fever In flu1 jonrs. Dr.
Collln snvH U Is because of the Improved
sanitary conditions. Dr. 1'olter says It la
because people- drink better water.
In the enrlj days. Dr. Tot tor said to a re
porter for the i t.ir. throi'-fouiths of his Income -
como came from HIIIP patlontB. Doctors
grow rich tivoting malarial poison The fa-
jvoille and principal pri'scrlptlon then was ,
"milrlMp. 20 grains. " In ns ninny variations
ns the doctor s "duonlinn nud mrdU'nl dlc-
llonnry could conjure him distinguished nnd
high-sounding terms to substitute for the
word quinine. And \vhon both ran short , or
the pntli'iits found It out nnd went to pro
scribing for themselves It vvns an easy mnt-
tor for the doctor ami the druggist to get lo-
gether behind prescription cnse and ngreo
upon something new and rryptogrnnmtlc.
TO rtitic COLD ix DM : DAY
Take Lavitlvo Ilromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists rund the money If It ( nils to euro ,
2f.c. The gomtlno has L. II. Q. on each tablet.
o \LLAvritY Axn nuvn
From Fllegen ilo Illaettrr ,
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JUJj'P IIIOFOHH TIII-JV OAMI3 TO 1LO\V.S.
From Judy , i ,
"Vlll you permit me and I vlll just repeat the remark I vris about to make/
i.v TIII : I.OM ; .uo.
From Ally Klojicr ,
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"Where did you learn to smoKe , you bad little boy. "
"Well , mum , to tell the truth. It wuu In our Deck yard. When I wop quit *
a kid I used to ult out there and watch the chlmbleys. "