10 TJTE OMAHA DAILY BEErr PATUUDAT. JA"NtTAKY R , 18S. ! )
SPECIAL NOTICES
AilvcrlNi-niriil * for thi-nc column *
1)0 lulii-ii until 1I" , for "IC
vvi-nhiK niul until 8 p. in. tnr ( tic
inoriilitu niul Mtinilii ) ' rilltluni.
AiUci-tl-.cn. , ! > > rciiiicttliiK " niim-
luTod rlu'Vk , 'iin lintu miMtt-r * ntl-
ilrcKcil In n iiiiinlicrcil Ic-ttiT In care
< if 'I In : HoiAinmimi no nililromicil
ilclltrrcit nil iircHfiiltitlon ol
( lie iinly.
J--'i' " ril llrnt Inncrllonj
1u ii mini tlicri-nflcr. .NiitliliiK taken
fur II-NH tliiin U. c fi" 'ic ' ( Irnt IiiHcr-
Iliin. Tlu-fii- crllMcinciiU must lie
run I'liiiK
WANTED SITUATIONS.
\V.\.NriU. : TO IIKI'HBHKNT HOMB HOOD HU-
II til' litui ? in Ildt I'UJI , llnwnln anl Au tralla ;
cut edge icli-rcr.ces. Address l > 38 , llec.
A .V v7 *
1'OolTHlN. IIV KDt'CATUU AN H
y .uii ( { luily in olllcc or iirlvnto rninlly n nutso
uiul govcrnc ; tun sew. 1) * ' ) , llec.
A jtl-i"
PIJHITION HY COACHMAN OR DRIVER.
Umrlo.i WeMiimn , " U Siiriinan ave- .
aveA MD ; 9 *
\VAXTHfl1IAIiH IIUI.I' .
CANVASSKIttt TO TAKi : OltUKItS ; Ni\V
ut woik ; no heavy Kiwi" to auryj talary or
lumrnlKflon. C. 1' . AdiiniK Co. , 121 bo , IGth St.
U 351
KAUJHMAN I'OIl CU1AUH , 1125 A .MONTH AND
rxpunsei ; ulil linn ; experience unncccrriiry ; In-
uucun--litB to cusUnicit. U. C. Ulrhop A Co. ,
Kt lJiil ! ( . _ " M2 _
CAUl'II.NTKU Oil PAl'KH HANQCU TO DO
wurlt for lent. Jtoom 5 , Kienzcr block , opposite
] > o. JJ SIJUO
AOliNTS AND imANa
niul coiiiiiilsfloii. llunlur Tullorlnj ! & Hhlrt
Co. , Cincinnati , O. li-Mbs Apill Z *
AN OLD iSTAI : MHHti : ) CHICAOO JO11UINC1
ten. clear nnil irplcc house will nrtil n tevt more
t avetlni ; siilfsmcn thnt enjoy 11 Rood cflnb-
li hcil iniilu Hlid iccoiO. Aililrefi , with full
| iirtlculHni. : I' . O. Itox ! H. ' . , Ulilriigu. It-MJSO It
J100 . . IOtl
J100K iwi. e.xicrli'iirocl | orRntilicrs ; up to ilatc plan ;
axy to work. Henry C. Akin. Supreme ItoKcnt ,
l MjiiHo Ij'Klon , Oiniha , Noli.
1 1 t > 33-I-
at-VTI.I-\MKN OK OOOD AUUnKSfl. A SAI.HS-
nipn In tincllv. . fnr a rollnlilr mill nld oi-lnli-
llshoil liouso. Oinalm Nnllonnl liank Itulm-
Ini ? _ ' _ - .
WAN-riTD ANr MXrKUlKNCHD MAN roll
tl" or catileli : " > ni > who rpculm Oi-rmali. Apply
to II. llnnB. IS13 Vlnton St. II-Mt-7
_
WANT fffnST CLASS BAI.RSMnN FOR
well known line luhrlcntlnK oils , uroascs nnd
i-pi'dalllcs : salary or rommuslon. Adclre.iB The
.StO'Jilanl Oil & Compouiiil Co. , Cleveland , O.
UMj - > o o
WAN-iTlD , AC1KNTS ; J20 TO $25 A WKKK Sblll !
to woikern ; no ciipltnl nrcdpil ; new cooils ; new
iilnn ; BClln nt elsht ; every family needs It. II.
S. Co. , box 421. Cincinnati. Ohio. _ ! _
H A I.TiSJI A -\v-ANTHO. . I.OCA L Uni'HKSKNTA-
uvn to call nil i-allniail anil law oorimrntlon
trailhnndllnu KinpliltP. Rraphltn 1-alnt nnd
nurlbloit : Kentleinan of icputnllon and nc-
qunlntnncp prcfen-ed ; leply. with ivforoncc.
C'hurch ft OctcliPlI , Maniuette bMu. . < hlc-aBO.
) I .VI ttJ'l J
WANTED. FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR
lulirlriitlni ? nils , crenfcs nnd spi-i-la'.tles ; fnlary
nr c immlFHlon. KiiullnbliRollnlnB l"o. . iTIove-
l.ind. Ohio. ll-MuS9S
WAXT13D K13.1IAI.K HI3M' .
100 GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK ; J3 TO
$7 week. Canadian Office. 14J2 Douglas.C
C 363
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
2olC Davenport. C 5I5CO 8 *
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED I1Y SINGLE GENT-
luman ; K 40. Address D 11. Heo. C , , i3-i *
W A NT ED-tXMPETENT ) GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. io S. 2Clh St. C-582
GOOn OIRL'OH GENI'JILVL HOUSEWORK.
S10J Pacltlo St. C-51591 9'
FOU IIHXT HOUSI3S.
FIDELITY 1IAIIGAINS NEARLY ALT. GONE.
112 S. 33th Ave. , 7 roomn , porcelain bath ,
closnt. hot water , uns , mantels , furnace , laun-
" '
C10 S. 27tl'i St. , 8-room , beautiful new dwelling ,
O.ik finish , porcclnln bath , hot water , t'aH ,
furnace , laundry ; J33.
973 X. 27th Ave. , 7 rooms , bath , closet , hot
water , cistern , furnace , cemented cellar , 200 ft.
frontage , all rooms to lie painted ii papered ; $ :0.
2914 N. 2Sth Ave. , S moms , city water. Inside
$31. ) being spent fir repairs. Rent , $12.
717 .S. 3J1 St. , C-room cottage , , city water , JS.
231" ) S 29th t. , 3-room cottage , city water , ! " >
We have others. Fidelity , 1st lloor , N. Y. Life.
D M397
HOUSES. WALLACE , 11ROWN ULOCK. IGTH
nnd DouBlaa. D 303
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Orn. Von , t Storage Co. . ISll'.i Farnnm. lei. 15.19.
D-373
LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE , 15T1I AND DODGE.
D 3C9
HOUSES , FLATS. GARVIN DROS. , 1013 FAR'M.
D-370
HOUSES FOR RENT. 11EMIS. PAXTON I1LK.
D-371
HOUSES. J. II. SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y. LIFE.
D-372
IlOfHES IN ALL PARTS OI' THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1505 Farnam. D 3C5
HOUSES. 1IENEWA & CO. , 10S N. 13TH ST ,
D-3M
HOUSES. COTTAGES & STORES. ALL PARTS
of city. Urcnnan & lM\a Co. , 219 S. 10th.
D-367
HOUSE , 5CS SO. 2STH ST. . TEN ROOMS , MODern -
ern , JI0.01 jK-r inonlh. llyron Reed Co.D
D 371
NICE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. 1120 N. 17TH.
D-130
FOR IlENT-IO-ROOM MODERN HOUSE AND
Imni ! newly pn'.nted nnd papered , nnd pleas
antly Incnted.
Bleam hented lint , best In the city. In new
Davlurre biil'-'hiuii : opnotlto city ball.
John W. Robblns , AKent , 1E02 Farnnm ,
D-M1
HIC.VT KUIt.MSIIKIJ 11OOMS.
3 NICE ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. 1112 S. llth.
LARGE SOUTH FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE ,
Modern. KSI ) Harney et. E M5IS 11 *
J.AROE PARISH , HAY WINDOW ; OTHER
rooms , 6U North 19th. E Mj-12
TOR RUNT. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS ;
rcasoinblu prices. 1121 Dodge. E-M5SS
! ( RMSIIii : ) HOO.1IS AM ) HOARD.
THE MERRIAM. FIRST CLASS FA5HLY HOtel -
tel 2ith und Dodge Sts. F M707
HANDSOME PARLORS EN SUITE NEWLY
furnlutied , nlso smaller rjoinu , Kou.i hoard.
The llofp , KM Hainey. F COfl
LARGE SOUTH ROOM STEAM IIKAT ,
board ; references. 202 \ . 18th. F-MSSO !
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH OR WITHOUT
board. 1919 Dodge. F M579 14
FOU m\TsToitis : A\D
TOR RENT The 4-STORY HRICIC HUILDING
nl 9iO Fnrnam fit. This bulldlriK has n ilreproof
cement bnBOinrni , wuter on nil Moors , gas. etc.
Apply nt lliu offU-u of The llee. 1-910
FOR RENT. IN THE 11HK IH'ILDING :
Unu lurgu corner room , 2d lloor. with vault nm )
private olllce , water , etc.
Ono large front room , 2d lloor. divided Into two
rooma by puitltlon ; water , etc.
One large corner room , 2d lloor , with vault ,
water , etc ,
Ono front room , divided by partition , stl floor ,
One corner room , with vault , 3d floor ,
Ono large rouin , 3d lloor , with paitltton dividing
U Into one large room and two smaller
private rooms ; wuter. etc ,
Twn large ground lloor room * , fronting 17th St. ,
with vault.
Beverul nuiull rooms on 4th Hoof , wlth vaults.
All thete taoma uro healed with ntpiim , electric
lights , > iipplled with tliut-cliibii janitor vervlce ,
Elevators run day und ull iilBht ; building
strictly fireproof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Room 104. IWu building. 1-15 $
JIOTEIA STORES. UEMIS. PAXTON 11LK.
I-J75
KIRST CLASS MI3AT MARKET I/3CATION.
COS llec. I-M2U
FOR RENT DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
office , lice building ; wntrr , ftoim heat , electric
light and Janitor tervlce. Apply to Superin
tendent , Dee Lulldlllg. 1 197
DES1RAHLE FRONT ROOM WITH HOARD
at 1734 DO.IKO tit. TiU'i > hone 17SI. F MISS
. WITH IIOARIX 'W.W PER
li t und cold water wltli Lath ; prlvato. VJr )
Madlnon i.v . , V MKM
WA\THI1TO III3.VT.
WANTI.D , TO JliNT flMA"ltr MODkltN
luuje. wel ; furnished , Omalm or Council Uluff- ;
Buod rent for nke pl * < .e. Ad < lrt > 1) 53 , Il-e.
K-MVK ! !
STOII.UII3.
lTAriFIC KTOR\Un AND WAnEHOUSE CO. .
8W-910 Joncsj ( jtncral storage and forwarding.
M-870
OM. VAN & STORAGE , IJlHi FARN'M. TEL ISiO
Jt377
ITRrNK "irWElTsT TbnAE. I2l4 HARNEY.
Hauling and pncklng , cheapest rates.
F4 ll .S lliIIORSKH , AVAtlOXS I'.TC.
DlTUTT Hniisl3T Vi:7GTlT : 1,8 < 0 , 7 YEARS OLD.
James Clifton , SC12 flhcrmnn nve. p M 9t ii
FOU SAI.I1 MISCiiil.XI30IIS. : .
FINE , WHITE SAWDUST FOR FLOORS , ETC. ;
ci > ir > c for Uc , nt > 3.76 per cord. Tel , r.S. 901
Douglas. Q-3iJ
IIII.LIARD . HALT. AND HOWLING ALL1A
doing good bunlness ; eslnbllshed HM. Ixick
Imx 2t , Johnson , Neb. q-51212-Jnn-2l
GOOD IIARDMAN PIANO. 2M OMAHA 8AV-
Inim bnnk ncct. taken In exchange. 214 So.
18th. Q-MIS3 8
UPRIGHT PIANO AND FAMILY HORSE ,
must be pold. Cottage. " 322 llarncy St.
8
FOII SAM : , MY INTUII : ; STOCK OP DIUJOS ,
show i i'i , thelvliiR nnd counters , nt n bar-
Biiltii nljo will tent store. Cnll nt Union Dn-
pot Hotel , Krnest Stuht , I'rop. Q-OOfi ! /
SMITH-l'lllCMIKU TYI'RWltlTKH .IN GOOD
condition : clicnn for cnsh. D 33 , lice.
. *
i Q-JM-7
FOII 8AM1 < MltAl' : . DOOIia AND WIXIXJWS
from World's Fain hotel. J. U. Ilncl. HI Will
St. , UlilonRO. ( J-M.-.S7 U *
FOII HAI.B , I-'INIJ JKHSnV < XI\V8 AND
cnlves. .1. II. Klutz , 720 Willow nve , , Cnuncll
niufTa , In. S. 0-1-- !
I'llDJlXTINO MACIUNIrOMPI.KTIJ , niKAt' .
with the latest Illms. A'ldrem Zanzlc , S2H7 Far-
natn st. q-MM2 P *
OI.AIKVOYAXTS.
1'iior. WIUTNIY , CLAIIIVOVANT. PALMIST
nd nstroloKcr , has moved to 17' > 9 Doditc utrpi't ,
Prof.Vhltney has no oiiunl In Rlvlns ndvlcp on
love. law. deeds. wllH , mlnlnc , dlvoicc. plmiRes ,
Investmentf , patents ami all business of a llnan-
clal nature. Headings : I iillex , r,0 cents and
KiMilH tlHendlliBS Riven by mall. Olllce nnd
private residence , 1709 DndKc stieet. Olllco
lioitrH from 9 n. in. to 10 p. in. Toicphnnp liilB.
S M57S ! !
JI'ST AHUIVr.D ! .IL'ST AUIUVKD ! 1'ItOF.
Ames , the Krentest HvInK successful piiitnlst
niul clairvoyant ; he reads tin- past truthfully
nnd iirmllPtii the future : satisfaction positively
( -uainnteeil ; Fittings , Jl.W. 2207 Farnain st.
Hours , 9 to S. S-SIS01 3 *
JIASSACK , IIATIIS , I3TC.
MADAMH SMITH. 1315 DOUGLAS , STKAJl AND
nl eoliol baths. T Hi 7 *
JIM ft. nillSSON OF PAHIS. CHIIiOI'ODIST.
medicated baths nnd maxeaKC. 107 N. 12th St.
T I3I-F-1 *
MMi : . AMiS. MASS-ACJK AND L1AT11S. 1C23V4
Howard plrcct. T JIMS 0
MUS. DIl. LRON , Rt.ECTniC MASSAGE HATH
pallors ; restful and curative. U7 S. llth , up
stairs' . T-M502 9
KlTKCTHO MAONKTIn TnKATMENTS AND
massaKo by I aura Klllson , 119 N. IGth St. ,
room 13. TkJI10 *
MADAMI3 SMITH , 131j DOUOLAS , STEAM AND
aleoliol baths. T 51593 14-
I'ICHSOVAL.
VIAVI CO. , UTKIJINK TIlOtlllI.ES. 34C-S 11EE
Hldfc" pliyblclan consultation or health book free.
IIATIIS , MASSAGE. M5IK. POST , 319H : S. 15T1I.
U 3S2
CLOTHES CLEANED. PUESSED AND UE-
palied ; day or nlKlit ; dress suits for hire.
I'aiitortum , N. 13. Cor. 14th mid Farnam. Tel.
3(3. ( U-383
_ _
HAVE VOUll GARMENTS MADE BY "GUEEN-
hem. The Professional Ladles' Tailor , " 170S
Webster. U MS77-J-1S *
STYLISH DUESSMAKING , HEASONAIILE
price , nt the Joy Tailor System School of DretH-
innltiiiB. 312 Karbach block. MlFes Campbell
& Caswell. U-M428-.1-11 .
PIUVATE HOME FOII LADIES IlEl-'OUE AND
durlnK conllnement : babies adopted nnd caied
for. Hemuved to 1136 N. 17th. U 514-Jan-lO *
PUPILS WANTED-I WILL TEACH YOU TO
rend nnd write nt your own home In ninety
days OIIH hour per day. Lessons In almost nny
branch. Addicts D 43. Iee. U "S3 " '
US FOII ADOPTION WANTED FOU FOl'Il
homeless children ; two little Klrla ( sisters ) .
nK a 6 and 8 years ; one lioy 11 yonrs old , with
blnck eyes , and one larso Ixiy , nblinnd wllllns
Id work. Imiulie at Child PavlnR Institute , o < M
S. 18th St. , A. W. Clarlr. tmpt. U 51532 9 *
MO.M3V TO I.OAX III3AI < I3STATI3.
MONEY TO IXAN AT LOW KATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , ISOi F.itnam St. W 385
ANTHONY IXAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N. V. I * ;
quick money nt low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Far'm.
\ \ " -Sol
MONEY TO LOAN. UEMIS. PAXTON DLOC/v.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate Urenimn-Love Co. , 219 S. 10th.
W 389
J100.000.00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
flrht class Improved Omaha pioperty. or for
building purposes. Fidelity Tru t Company.
W 090
6 PER CENT MONEY , Jl.0 AND UPWARDS ,
on gilt-edged lmpro\ed Omaha real estate ,
llernls. Pnxton block. W 392
MONEY IX5ANED ON IMPROVED REAL US-
tate In Omaha , Council H'.ulTs & South Oinalm.
1'usey & Thomas , OOJ First Nnt'l Hank. Omaha.
\V-303
WANTED-CHOICE FARM AND CITY IRAN'S ,
R. C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat'l Hank llldg.
W-.M433
C PER CENT MONEV ON NEI1RASKA FARMS
and Omaha property. W. II , Melklc , 1st Nnt'l
Hank Htdg.
MORTGAGES FOR SALE. PROPERTY OF NON-
reslclcnts caied for. W. H. Melkle. l t Nnt'l Ilk ,
W 301
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN
eastern Nebraska nnd western lown. Ilrennnn-
Love Co. , 219 South IGth street. W HKS F5
.1IO.VHV TO I.OAX _ < lIATTKIS. |
J10 TO J10.COO TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , ETC. ,
nt lowest rates In
Omnhn , South Omaha nnd Council muffs.
No lemovnl of goods ; utrlclly conlldcntlnl ; you
can i > ay the loan oft nt any tlmo or In uny
amouns.
amouns.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
304 South IGth St.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X 391
IIII.SI.VKSS OII.VVUI3S.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF HUSINESS GO TO J.
J. Gibson , 511 First Nat'l ll.ink. V-SVi
FOR RENT I1R1CK STOREROOM. M.X22 , ALL
conxi'iilences ; bert location 111 city ; fplendld
business town , John H. LlndnloYcst Point ,
Neb , Y-M2II
I WILL FURNISH MONEY TO PATENT AND
liromoin a good Invention for nn Interest.'I ' -
dress Huslness. P. O. box 672. Ntw York. N. Y.
i M47I S *
PARTNER WANTED , A OENTLES1AN WHO
ban had 12 years experience In the wholesale
grocery business , a well known and practical
man , will Invest tlO.uOO In the business hero
provided he can IIml a congenial partner who
will Inveit n like amount : ( nveitlgullon
courted by tellable and respontlhlu party. Apply
Charles F. Tiiltlc , 939 New York Life bldg.
Y 51575 8
FOR PRIVILEGES AND CONCESSIONS OF
all kinds during Carnival week , on the exposi
tion grounds , Including spaces in Manufaitures
building Apply , -at. unco lo Tlios. Swobe ,
Room ( VII , Pnxton Illk. Y M596 t )
FOR 8ALU AT A 1IARGAIN , SMALL DRUG
stock ; all , fauli , Jra/le .AddriMii 1 > 11. Hei .
* M > p9 P *
KOIL K.Vf'HAVCIC ,
FOU BALE OH EXC'HANOE , ONE DOUIII.E
IIOUIH' , 1 $ room * with nil moilern Impiuve-
menu ; 1918 uml 1 ) Emmett Btrect , Omaha- ;
wllliln one block of main entrance of cxpoil.
tlon ground * ; Incumbrancc , 11,000 ; will ex
change equity far .clear uroperty. farm or city ,
or will nell cheap for canli. Hentl ufferv to
II. 1 * . Morrow , Missouri Valley , In.
In.ZMS63
Z-MS63 19
\VIUU EXCHANGE VEIIY DE3IHAIII.E
clear vacant Omaha lota for Chlcaco property.
Aildrew wllu lull particular ! , Uox K'i. Omaha ,
SS-MWH
1 OU 311,13 111-3 lf > 1-3ST1TI3.
K'lt N'l/.l-i H.At B IlAIOIAl.V : ) JJ. i M..V . ) TO
1C,00' J. J ( iibran , jit I-irrt Nat. ll.uik HI Ik
HI-- JOT
_ _
FAIt.M LANDS. C. IIIAIlItlSON. . DIJ N. Y. I ,
UK-sn Jnn W
HAIK1AINS , HOVSIW , IjOTS AND KAllMSj
rale or trade. 1K. . Darling , Hirkrr btk.
HE-4M
HOfSHS , I.OTH , KA11MS. LANDS. I.OANA
nlso llic Inourance. llnnls , I'axlon block.
HE MIDI
NEW COTTAaiJ. MONTHLY 1'AY.MKNTS. COI
Ileo HIJB. HK-MM1
*
1/(1AN VAM.EY KA11MS AND MEUCIIAN-
Ol " . HunlslicrBcr & Clements , l < yon , Ne-
bravkn. HE MS60
KOIl SALE , SIX-H. HOUSE , N. I'AUT CITY , ON
monthly pnymcnbi. W. U Pclby , 334 Honnl ot
- -
! l CllirAC0 ! HTHEET , i ItOOMS ; MODE11N ;
corner Intj chenp for cncli. W. II. dntei" , nolo
ngcnt , CIS N. Y. Mfc. 'I'lionc , 12M.HE5
HE-5 9
PIKII'HIITY ITIIl SAI.T-3 OH HXntANGE , KOH
Denver property. 30M Oak St. , Omnhn.
IIE-55MI *
A HAHOAIN. 4'UOOM HOl'SE. JIM. J. J.
Ollifon , 514 Klrst Nntlonal bank.
I1E-M57G 11
roil HALE. C-HOOM HOUSE (7 ( WITH IJARE-
nicnl ) . wntcr. Ran nml sewer : nntMnrk frim
Park ; street cars nnil postolllcc ( stntlon 11) .
Apply nl premises , 1335 Georsln nv.
nv.HEMS15 n
COXTHACTOH AXU IHJII.DKH.
O. W. ( HLllinT , CAlll'ENTEll AND CON-
trnctor ; Jobbing eollcltcil. 1S15 St. Mnry's nvc.
M310 Jnn 29 *
: 1MCICRI1.
M. S. WALKIN. 2111 CUM1NO. TEL. 1331.
100
LOST.
I.OST-A HLACK SPANIEL Pt'P , WITH COL-
Inr nnd small padlock ; \ery small white spot
on breast 122G N. 19th Ave , Howard.
LOST , JAX. 1ST. SMALL HLACIC COCKEIl
ppnnlel ; IrM yellow ribbon on nrck ; nnswers
name of Wang. K. W. Carmlchacl , No. C ,
Wlthnell Hide. Lot-M18l 9
SICWIVC 3IACIII.VHS AMI Sl'IM'LIKS.
NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SEWIng -
Ing innchlncs & Huppllcs. 13H Cap. nve. Tel. 1374.
-403.
IIOKSKSVITKItr.l ) .
(1OOI ) STAHI.ES. 11EST OlC'AHE. . J4 AND JC
incmlli , A. W. 1'helps & Son , SO" New Yotk
Life. Tel. 1054. -402
I'3.U1MOY.MI > 3\T OKKICISS .
CITV EMI'I.OYMENT Ill'nnAt' . 1417 I-'AIINAM
st , ll ( ms 2 & 3. Tel. 1404 ill' )
TYI'KAVHITKHS.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS TOR
Stenographers free. The Sinltli-l'remler Type
writer Co. Telephone , 12SI. 403
PAAVMIHOICKHS.
II. MAHOWITX LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 ST.
-407
SHORTHAND AM ) TVPHWUlTIXfi.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. ' 613 N. Y. LIKE.
390
AT OMAHA HUS. COLLEGE , 1CTII & DOUGLAS
-357
II. II. I3OYLES. COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE
lessons ; day und evening. 407 lice Hldg.
. . . 3D3
COAL.
11URLINGTONNUT. IlKST , fHEAl'EST. 1'UICE
$3.75 per ton. Tlijiid'SIS. Harmon & Wceth Oo.
-404
WAXTKI > _ TO IIOItROW.
WANTED. ISOO ON GILT-EDGED SECURITY.
A. 1' . I-'iench. M5C2 15 *
XOTICIOF : STOCICIIOLDIOUS' .IIKK
STOCKHOLDKHS' MUETINO.
Notice Is hereby plven that tlie annual
meeting of the stockholder of the Omaha
Union Depot company will bo held , nt the
otlice of the general solicitor of the Bur
lington & Missouri River Railroad In Ne
braska In Omaha , Nebraska. January 10th ,
1S9S , nt 10 o'-lock a. m.-
The meeting will be held for the election
of a Hoard of Directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may como
before it , Including action upon the ques
tion of u dissolution of the corporation.
T. L. KI.MHALI , .
President.
Attest :
J. G. TAYLOtt ,
Secretary. .
Omaha , NeL. . Dec. 17. 1S97. D2D ! 20TM
SIllC-KllIlldlTK' M.--tlll- .
OFFICK OF LEI3-CLAUKK-ANDREESEN
Hardware Co. , Omaha , Nebraska. Dec.
11 , 1S97.
Notice Is hereby plven to the stockhold
ers of the I.ee-Clnrkc-AiidrocHen Hardware
Co. that the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the company will Do held at the
ofllces of Ihe said company , 1219-1221-1223
Harney street , In the city of Omaha , in the
state of Nebraska , on Tuesday , January
11 , A. D. 1S9S , at three o'clock p. in. , for
the purpose of electing n board of directors
for the company to servo during the ensu
ing year and to transact such oilier business
I us may be prestnled at such meeting.
II. J. M-3K. President.
Attest : W. M. GL.ASS , Secretary.
I ' Ulld 32t
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Union I and Company :
Nollco is hereby Riven that the anmi.il
meollng of the storkhoid of the Union
Land company for the election of llvo ill-
rectors and the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully como before the
meeting \vlll beheld at thn otlleo of the
Foncrnl solicitor , Union Pacific building ,
Omaha , Nob. , upon Monday , the 10th day
of January , 189S , nt 10 o'clock a. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meeting ,
lioston , Muss. . December. 20Hi. 1S07.
ALEXANDER MILLAR ,
Sec-rutnry.
rioe. ; n to Jun. 10.
liOVI'3IIX.MKXT XOTICUS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT , OFFICE
Supervising Architect , Washington , D.
C , , December 2.d ! , lS97.-Sealcil pro
posals -will - bo received nt this otlleo until
2 o'clock p. in. on the 23th day of January ,
1SOS , and opened Immediately thereafter , for
all the jubor and materials rcrinlrcil Tor the
completion of the Interior llnlnh , Iron stairs
and plumbing above llrst story , etc. . of
the u S Court House , Custom HOUH and
Postot'llct ! building at Omaha , Nebraska , In
accordance i.vlth the drawings and f-peclll-
catlonp , copies of which may bt > had at
this ollice or the olllce of the Superintendent
at Omaha , Nebraska Thought Ii reserved
to rojcct any or all bids amt to waive any
defect cr Informality In any bid , should It
bo deemed In thu Interest of the Govern
ment to do so. Proposals must be enclosed
I In 3iivclope . sealed and marked "Proposal
i for the Completion of the Interior FlnlX
ott' , of the U. S , Court House , etc. , at
Omaha , Nub , " and addressed to the Super
vising Architect , D2S-30 JM-C-S.M
.VOTIUli TO CO.VrilAC.TOHS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ,
Sealed bids for thu construction of the
Colonnades connecting the Government
building with thu Fine Arts and Agricul
tural hulldlni's , on the exposition grounds ,
will be received until 11 o'clock u , in. Mon
day , January 10 , 1SDS.
Plans and specifications can bo seen at
the Dt'p.irttncnt olllce , corner l-'it'ii and Spen
cer Hlreets , or sets will be lurnlshed bid
ders at cost.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all kids ,
F. P. K1RKENDA.I.L ,
Mnnngcr Grounds nnd liulldlngH Depart
ment Transmlssisslppl and International
Exposition. Dili Jio.im
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids for thu construction of the
i ortb viaduct across Sherman nvenuo con
necting the exposition grounds illl be re-
'celvcd ' until 11 o'clock a. m. Saturday , Jan
uary 15th , 1S9S. Plans nnd specifications can
bo seen at tno department olllco , corner 15th
and Spencer streets , or sets will be fur
nished bidders at cost.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids. F , P. KIRKENDALL.
Mgr , Grds , end Hldgd. Dcpt. , TransmUala-
and International Expo.
I'llSTQI-'KItU
( Should he rt.id 1JAIIA" by nil Int rested , ns
changes may oOtur nt nny lime ) .
Foreign mills for the week tudlns .tnn-
u.iry S , 1S9 , \ \ 111lose ( PRi > .MPTI.Y I.-
nil casfl ) at the U.-nirnl l'o tollli'o as fol-
lor.s : PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE
HOUR EARLIER than closing lima siown
below.
Trnnn-Atlittllc | MnlH.
SATURDAY At 7 n. m. for FRANCE ,
SWITZERLAND , ITALY. SPAIN. PORT-
UUAU TURKEY. JCGYPT and HIUTISII
INDIA , per . , L.i Jlretngne * . via
Havre ( letters for'other parts of Europe
must be illrotitpd "per La Hrctagn ' ) !
tit S n. m. for NETHERLANDS direct , per
s s Veend.ira , vlti Rotterdam ( letters
must bo directed ' 'per Vcendam" ) ; nt 10
n. m. ( FUpplementury 11:30 : n. m. ) for
EUROPE , per 8. s. Aurnnln * . via Queens-
town ; nt It ft. m. for NORWAY direct ,
l > er s s. Thltigvnlla ( letters must bo di
rected "per Thlngvalla" ) .
PRINTED MATTER , ETC. German stcnmcrs
railing on Tue dny tnke Printed Mntlcr , ele. ,
for Germany , nnd Spccl-illy AJdiessnJ Prlntc.l
XInttcr. elc. , for olhsr parts of Europe. Amcrl-
cnn nnd White Stnr ute.imers on Wednosilnys ,
Gi-rinnn ttc.inicrs on ThursJnys niut Cunnnl ,
Trench nn'l Qvrmnn elcnmers on Snlurilnya
tnko Printed Mnltor , etc. , for nil countries for
which they nro mlverllaeil to carry mail.
AflT the closing of llic Supplementary Trnns-
Atlantic MnlU nnmoil nuuve. nilJItlonnl HUP-
plemcnlnry mails nnopcne > ! nn the piers of
the Amcilcnn , English , l-'rench nnil Clermnn
fiicntnom , and remain open until within Ten
Minutes of the hour of inlllnz of htcamcr.
.AlnllH for Soudi nnil Contrnl Ainorlon ,
\Yi-Kt luilles , ito.
SATURDAY-At 2:30 : n. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND , per s. s . Roumanian from
Philadelphia ; at S n. in. for HERMUDA ,
per s. s. Trinidad ; nl 10 a , in. ( supple
mentary 10:30 : n. m. ) for FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA , SAVAN-ILLA and
CARTHAGENA , per s. s. Altai ( letters for
Costa Rica must be directed "per Altai" ) ;
at 10 a. m. ( supplementary 10IW : n. in. ) for
HAITI , per s. s. Alps ; nf 10:10 : a. in. for
CAMPECHR , CHIAPAS , TAHASCO and
YUCATAN , per . n. Yumurl ( letters for
other parts of Mexico nnd for Cuba must
be directed "per Yumurl" ) ; nt 8:30 : p. in ,
for NEWFOUNDLAND , per steamer from
North Sydney ; at s:30 : p. m. for ST.
PIERRE-MIQUELON , per steamer from
North Sydney.
Mnlla for Newfoundland , by mil to Hnllfnx , nnd
thence by Htennir. ; clc e nt tins olllce ilnlly
at 8:30 : p. m. Mulls for Mlquelon , by rnll to
Boston nnd thence by stonmer close nt this
otllcc Unlly ut 8:30 : p. m. Malls for Cuba rlosa
nt this ollllnlly at 7ou a. m. for torwnrdlnK
by stenmcrs anlllng ( Monday ? and Thursdnya )
fiom 1'orl Tiiinpn , I'ln. Mnlls far Mexico
ice Clly , nveiland , unless specially ndilrcsseil
for dl5inlch | by slenmer. close nl Hils office
ilnlly nl 2:30 : n. m. nml 2:30 : p. in. Registered
mnll closes nt 0:00 : p. m. previous day.
TriiiiN-Piu-lllii .Mull * .
Malta for Australia ( except those for West
Australia ) , whlcn nri- forwarded via Eu
rope , New Xoaland , Hawaii , FIJI and S.i-
monn Islands , per s , s. Monnn ( from San
Francisco ) , close hero dally up to January
2d nt 7 a. in. , 11 n. m. and 6:30 : p. in. ( oren
on arrival at New York of s. s. Auranla
with Hrltlsh mails for Australia ) . Malls
for China and Jnpin , per s. H. Victoria
( from Tupoina ) , close hero daily up to
January "M at fi:30 : p. in. Mulls for Aus
tralia ( except West Australia ) , Now Hen-
land. Hawaii and FIJI Islands , per s. s.
Mlowera ( from Vancouver ) , close here
dally after January * * 2d and up to Janu
ary 3d at 0:30 : p. m. Malls for Ch.r.a. Japan
and Hawaii , per s. s. Hflgic- ( from San
Francisco ) , close hero dally up to Janu
ary Oth at G:30 : p. in. Malls for Hawaii , par
s. s. Australia ( from San Francisco ) , close
here dally up to January 10th at 0:30 : p. m.
Malls for Chlpa and Jnixin ( specially ad
dressed only ) , ] per s. s. Kmpress of Japan
( from Vancouver ) , close hero dally up to
January 2ltU nt GtfO n. in. Malls for the
Society Islands , p4r snip City of Papoltl
( from San Krftnclsco ) , clew here dally up
to January 23th at fi:30 : p. m.
TrnnB-Pnclflc malls nrc forwarded to port of
sailing ilnlly nnd the schedule of closing Is
nrraiiRed on the presumption of their unlntcr-
rur.lpj overland trnnslt. " 'Registered mall
closes nt f > p. m. previous dny.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
PoatoIIIce at New York , N. Y. , December
30 , 1S07.
RAILROADS.
a CHICAGO , ST. PAUL , MINNE-
npolls & Omaha Railway
General ofllces , Nehraslia Di
vision. Fifteenth nnd Webster
Streets. City Ticket Olllce.
1411 Turnnm Street. Telephone ,
"
"Depot. Fifteenth und Webster Streets.
Telephone. 1453. '
Lenvr , Arrive.
Sioux City . . \ccommoda. 8:50 : nm S:0 : pm
Sioux City Aci-ommotla. 0:50 : am " 8.29 pm
Blair. Emerson , Stoux
City , Poncn. Hnrtlns-
luon nnd nloomfleld. . ' 1:00 : pm
Sioux Cltv. Mankato. St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . ' & : E3 pm . 0:10 : am
ErmrsMn Passenger fitlO Ptp Sits am
" Dally. " Dally except outtuuj- . J * * Sunday
only. This train stops at stations Florence
to So. Illalr , Inclusive. Sundays only ; ou week
days So. lllatr only.
FRKMO.NT , ELKI10RN AND
Mlssoourl Valley Railway Ocn.
eral Olllces , United Stairs Nn-
tlDimi I- = l : BiilMlnff. Southwest -
west Corner Twelfth nnd Far
nnm Streets. Ticket Otllcc ,
KHinnm Street. Telephone. Ml. Depot ,
Fifteenth and Websler Sheets. Telephone. IMS.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills , Dc.idwoood
nnd Hot Sprlmr 3:00 : pm S:00 : pm
Wyoming , Casper nnil
Douslas 3:00 : pin 0:00 : pm
Hastlnus. York. D.ivW
City. Supcilor Geneva ,
Exeter and SewnnL. . . 3:00 : pm 6.CO pm
Norfolk. West Point and
Fremont 7:3' ' ) am "lO o nni
Lincoln. Wnhoo nnd
Fremont 7:50 : nir lOtfS nrn
Fremonl Ijocnl 7:50 : nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only. Dally ' .xwpt Saturday. Dally
excerMonilas' .
CHfAUU K . ORTHWESTERN
Railway City Ticket Olllce ,
1101 Fnrnnm Street. Telephone
rCI. Depot. Tenth nnd Mason
Street ? . Telephone 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
MlFEOurl . ,
City , SI.
MlnnenpoU 5:40 : am 10:45 : pm
Ml url Valley. Sioux
Cltv " * t. § * i * u um 0:03 pm
Dennlson."carroll. Wall
Lnlto " ' : -Oam 9:05 : pm
E.iftert xpress. He
Mojnes. Alarsiinlltonn ,
Ceaar "nplds. C'hlca o " 10:43 : nm 4:10 : pm
Atlnntlt ! l-'lyer. Chicago
nnd East * < Mj pm 4:10 : pm
Fast Mall , Chicago lo
Oinalm 3:10 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City , SI. Paul. Minne
apolis Limited 5:13 : pm 9:30 : nm
Omaha-ChleaKO Special. 6:30 : pm t.l' ' > am
Daily. Daily except. Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAIL ,
road General Olllces. United
States National Hank Build'
Ing , S. W. Corner Twelfth nnd
Fnr"am Streets. Ticket Olllce ,
14il Fnrnam Street. Telephone
IC1. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Tele ,
phonu Mis.
Leave , Arrive.
Slovz ' | ) y , Mankato , St.
Paui. Minneapolis . . . . G:55 : pm 9:10 : am
Dally.
UURLINOTON & MISSOURI
River llaltrond < The Hurling ,
ton Route" General Olllces , N.
W. Corner Tenth nnd Farnnm
Streets. Ticket Olllcc , 1W3
Furnnm Street. Telephone 25) .
Depot , Tenth nnd JIaaon
Telephone 123.
Leave. Arrive ,
5:33 : am 9:35 : am
4:03 : pir
7:43 : pm
11:30 : am
CHICAOO. BURLINGTON &
Qulncy Railroad "Tho Hurl.
Inslon Route" Ticket Olllce.
1E02 Fnrnam Street. Telepnino
2.V ) . Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone 128.
Arrive.
7:55 : am
4:15 : pni
7:55 : am
6:40 : pm
8:50 : pm
KANSAS CITY. Sl\ JOSEPH
& Council Illuffs Ruilroad-
"The Burlington Route"
Ticket Otllce. UO ! Farnnm
Street , Telephone 250 Depot ,
Tenth and Maton Slreets , Tele ,
phune I2S.
Leave , Arrive ,
Kansas Clry Day Ex. . . . :05am : 6:40 : pm
Kansas City Night Ex. . 10:0 : > urr > < j3u ; am
MISSOURI i'AOIFIC RAILROAD
General Olllces and Ticket
O'llce. ' 5lerehants Nailonu : Bank
Building , 1221 Fatnacn Slrret.
Telephone 10 | . Depot , Flrtcenlh
and WubJter S reeli. Tclephon-
1453 ,
Leave , Arrive ,
Kansas and Nebraska
LImlled . . . . - A. * ' * > I'ra 12:55 : prti
Knur * Cltv nnd * > t
LJU | Expresi. * 9M : pm 0:00 : am
Nebrnnka ljaca\ \ > 4:30 : pin 3:43 : am
Dally. Dally excipt Sunday.
WAHASH RAIL.1IOAD-TJCKET OFFICE , 141 !
Farnum Street , ftleohone , SZ. . Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone , 123 ,
I ave. Arrive ,
Hi. I > JUlo "Cannon Ball"
Express 'Cnopin 11:3) : ) am
Dully
HVILHOMS.
U'tjiitmii , J )
CHlt'AGO. UOrK ISLAND A
Pn me Iliillr .ad "The Great
Rock Island Roule"-CRy
'II kct Oince. 1JJ3 Farnnm
Strc l. Teltphnns I2S. Depot ,
Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone- $ .
Leave. Arrive.
' 4:50 : Pm 1:41 : pm
Lincoln. Colorado SP'B ;
Pueblo , uwver anu .
Chicago. DCS Molne * * .
I Rock Island . iCu pm Sil5 am
Atl.intlc Express , for
DCS Molnes and e st- . . . .
ernpolnl . 7-.M nm 5:23 : p-
Lincoln , Fnlrbury nnd
llellcvtllr . r > :45 : pm 1 : < 0 am
Dally. * Dally except Sunday.
_
UNION PMiFIC-"THE : OVERland -
land Rome" General Ofllccs , N ,
11. Corner Ninth nnd Farnnm
Streets. City Ticket Otllce , KOJ
Fnrnnm Street. Telephone 316.
uepol. Tenth und Mason Streets.
Tc'ephone ) 123.
ic. irfnve. Arrive.
'
"The Overland
Pacino const and nil
western pour * * -:30 : pm ' 10.ZJ nm
Lincoln , Hentrlcc ar.2 „ . , . . _ _ , . . ! . > . / > . , ,
„
5:00 :
SiroimburK Exprets . . : pra ! j ; ? Pm
Kenrnt" l"xpr" s 5:00 : pm * * 12v : pm
"
Unify. Dally except Sunday.
Council muffs Local leaves , 5:40 : n. m ; C:50 : n.
m ; 7:30 : n. in. : i3 : u. m , : 10:4J : a. m. ; 2lj : p. m. ;
4:30 : D. in. ; tM : p. m. Arrives , CW : n. in. ; 7:2 :
n. m. ; 8 n. in. ; 9:23 : n. m. ; 11:30 : n. in. ; 3:10 : p. m. ;
0:40 : D. m. ; ffiCO p , in. : 10:43 : p. m.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
Paul Rnllxvny-Clly Ticket
Olllce , 1104 Farnani Street ,
Telephone 2S1. Depot. Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Telephone
. Lcnvo. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . 6:43 : pin SC5 : nm
Omnhn nnd Chlcngo Ex 11:00 : nm IjoO pm
Dally.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD-OMAHA
Knnsas City & Eastoin Railroad "The Per
Arthur Route" Ticket olllce , 1416 l-'arnan
street. Tciephone. 322. Depot , Tenth nnd
Mnssn streets. Telephone. 12S.
Leave. Arrive
St. I/on Is Cannon Unll
JOxproiU 4D3 : pm llulOnm
Qulncy Express * 5:10 : nm 9:50 : pn
Dally.
\Vll.l. ' ' ' '
\ At'PHAL TO UMTI3U Hn'A'I'lOS
Sjinlu Caiuiotl SIIMIII | | > ( In- War Ii
Culm.
CHICAGO , Jan. 7. A special to tlic
Tribune from Washington says : Spain 1
considering n formal request to the Unltci
States to use Its eooil olllces to stop the fight
Ing In Cuha. Intimations have been receive !
at the State department that the Sagasta
government had become convinced that tin
only way to save Cuba was to accept the
often proffered good olllces of > the Unltci
States. Canovas frequently replied to I'resl
dent Cleveland declining these good olllces
and Sagaata did the same last November ,
N'o\v the prime minister has become com
plctely disheartened over the evident failure
of autonomy. All efforts of Spain to bribe
the subordinates of Gomez to surrender ot
the basis of homo rule have proven futile.
'Blanco ' has completely failed In his efforts
to open up communication with the In
surgcnts , and Pamlo Ifas likewise been de
feated In the field. The Spanish ministers
now feel that the only thing left Is to accept
the good olllces of Uncle Sam In splto of the
humiliation Involved. They hesitate be
cause they feel that a public announcement
of this fact would result In a revolution In
Spain.
Secret negotiations with the State depart
ment are now actually In progress. The
Spanish government has lost the confidence ,
of the loyalists In Cuba , and it recognizes
the fact thnt the Island Itself Is lost entireij
unless the country will nt this late day nego
tiate with the insurgents for some basis of
peace.
The Spanish propose that the United States
should suggest to the insurgents an actual
armistice- , pending negotiations for peace on
the basis of American guarantees of the In
tegrities of home rule , or even Independence
on a money consideration.
Whllo no such formal presentation has
been made by Ml.ulstcr de Lome , the State
department has been given to understand that
only the fear of revolution In Spain stands
In the way of accepting the good olllces of
the United States , which have been i ejected
bO often. It has been Intimated that If this
country sees fit on Its motion to open up com
munication willi 'tho Insurgents , Spain will
not throw any objections In the way. Any
such move would be a practical' ' recognition
of the Insurgents as belligerents , but things
have reached such a crisis In Cuba that even
this contingency must he faced.
It is understood that the Cuban republic
will insist on formal recognition tcforo under
taking nny negotiations with the United
States , claiming It cannot treat with a power
which regards it as an organized conspiracy.
The situation Is critical in Cuba , and the
frequent visits of the Spanish minister to the
State department arc sufllclcnt to Indicate
that Spanish rule in Cuba Is almost at an
ond.
ond.Officials
Officials hero believe that the public an
nouncement of this country as arbitrator will
result In revolution in Spain , but they real
ize It Is the only hope , and is being seriously
considered.
COLLKCTI.Nfi HKLUCK KOU CUIIA.VS.
Two Iliiiiilri-il TlioiiNiiuil Sulil to lie In
UniiKi'r of NlnrvliiK' .
NEW YOIIK , Jan. 7. The Central Cuban
relief commission appointed by President
McKlnloy and acting under directions of the
Department of State has Issued an appeal
for contributions int aid of the suffering
people of Cubj , of whom there are estimated
to he 200,000 in actual danger of death from
starvation. All money and inateri-il con
tributed will be Immediately forwarded to
United States Consul General Lee In Havana ,
under whose- supervision the dlstrlbutlcm will
be made In different parts of the Island ,
Checks and drafts for Cuban relief shoulu
be made payable nnd addrcs-joJ to "Treasurer
Central Cubai. Relief Committee , Temple
Court. New York City. "
The appeal Is signed by Stephen R , IJartou ,
chairman of the Amorloin National Mod
Cross ; Charles A. Schlcren , treasurer of the
Chamber of Commerce , New York' , and Louis
Klopsch of the Christian Herald.
Mrs. Mary Illrd , HnrrlsDiirg , Pa , , says ,
"My child la worth millions to mu ; yet I
would have lost her by croup had I not In
vested twenty-five cents In a bottle of Ons
Minute Cough Curo. " It cures coughs , colds
and all throat and lung troubles ,
.liny Not 11 live Ill-oil n Jlolilirr ,
ST , LOUIS , Jun , 7 , There Is ft mystery
surrounding the death of the man supposed
to be Charles Dayton of New York , whose
body WUH found under a railroad trestle In
ICast St. I.oulo yesterday. At llrst It W.-IH
tmppodeil that ho was one of the two rob-
hern thrown from nn outgoing train the
night before , but no Htieli pvldencu wu
given to the corner's Jury. Nothing dell-
ulte could be learned about him and the
jury found that Dnyton'd dentil WHS ac-
c'ldenral. The dead man was seen In com
pany with another man during- Wednes
day afternoon. The man's companion can
not bo found.
SlmolM HIM VDIIIIK- Wife ,
KOHT SCOTT , Kan. , Jan. 7-Wnltor
Call , about inUlnU-lit last night , shot his
young wife twlco and then sent a bullet
Into lila own brain. Mrs. Cult was nhot In
Iho shoulder and will probably recover.
Ills wound Is fatal. They lived at the homo
of his father , H. Call , a. cider manufac
turer , at the Catt orchards , four miles
Houth of this city. The father hail I'liter-
lalned calU-r.s during tlo ) oventng und younr ;
Catt , who had been drinking , became Jeal
ous of hlH wife , bccaiiHe HH > held u whis
pered t'onvorsiitlon with her brother-in-law.
Whun the shooting ccvurred all hud retired
but Mr , and Mrs. Catt and his mother.
Woman niul Clilhl llnrni-il ,
CJHASS VAhUOY , Cal , , Jan. 7. Mrs. Paul
Hlti'h , whllo lighting n lire during the nb-
senc'i ) of her huuband , It Is supposed ac
cidentally Ignited her clothing- und wan
burned to death. In her endeavor * to ex
tinguish the llaiiHM she rushed Into the
opf > n air , where uho wits Dually overcome ,
every ve tlgo of clothing being burned from
her body. The 'face and hand , which wore
not badly burned , were partially eaten by
foyotrs. A 1-inonlhs-olil babe In a
cradle was nUo Irnlly burned and Its re
covery is doubtful ,
H U easy to catch a cold and jiust as easy
to get rid of It If yon commence ) early to
UBB One Mlnutu Cough Curo. It cures
coughs , colds , bronchitis , pneumonia and all
throat and lung troubles. U la pleasant to
take , aafo to use and euro to cure.
I j BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP. I
. _ p
l" = tt
U was said at the Unip Air. Cleveland
picked ou > hl cabinet ministers Hint lie
couldn't have made < i more appropriate selection -
lection for the women they would adJ to
( ho Hot than that of Hilary Herbert for the
naval portfolio.
From the time her mtrthcr died the youn
ger dflushlcr bcoime her father's constant
eompanlw , and wherever ho went she went ,
too. She had n flower-like face , with violet
eyes and bloiulo hair. Her older slater wde
nlso bDantlful , nnd they were known for n
season fla the Herbert beauties. Tiicn the
older married , and went to Annlstcn. Ala. ,
to llvo. After that the younger dauKhter ,
Leila , niul her father became closer llion
ever. She wes almost as well posted an ho
In regard to what wns goliiR on In the N'avy
dcpnrtmctit. S.ho had the Impulsive , nonsl-
tlvo nature of a southern girl , but there was
In her a fund of round common sense , ns was
Illustrated by her ccuduct nt 'the first In
auguration ball. She attended as the sec
retary's daughter. For years twst her father
had been n member of congress , d the
family have lived In Washington. Miss Her
bert had , naturally , gene Into society a good
deal , but as long ns she wns ccily the
daugh'tcr of a rcprceenlntlve , wltiiout a
spccl'il beauty or enormous fortune , stio wns
lot particularly Bought after by the dashing
young officers of the navy. Tflcy danced
with 'her ' now and then , as they did with
other pleasant girls , but were not In any
vay marked In their attentions.
All this was changed , 'however ' , when
ilaln Mr. ( Herbert became 'the honorable
secretary of the navy. Then the cfllccrs ,
ilgh and low , suddenly discovered unox-
icctel charms of mind and person in t.io
laughter. At the Inauguration ball Miss
Herbert was obliged to run the gauntlet
among scores of young gcu'tlomcn in blue and
; old , who bowed 'Jiul amllcd In rows about
lur five or six deep. Then , In a quiet way ,
without openly snubbing or offending any
one , Miss Herbert had her little revenge.
She studiously avoided all the naval officers
and accorded the honor of 'her ' company for
lancing and conversation to her civilian
friends , who 'ippreclated It Immensely.
Miss Herbert wus'the youngest woman whoever
over did the honors of a household In the
cabinet circle.
The race of old maids ) Is fast dying out ,
eclares the Now York Times. It was largely
ho result of environment. A characteristic
necdoto of one old maid Is like a Htory of an
xtlnct people. This ! a a true story. The
Ittlo lady was HO small and weazened that'
t acemed that a breath of wind might blow
lor away. It did not seem possible that xho
ould over have been young. ' No one coulil
emcmher that she had over been ! o'd
and lea ? woizenod. She was a parasite , but
uch n kind and helpful ono ! She was ovory-
vhere at cince , and never In the way and
mrdly moro heard than seen , for her volco
vas Hcarculy louder than a whisper. And so
careful ! That ahe was named Aurora wan
ho delightful appropriate Inapproprlateacss
her old-fashioned charac-
vhlch belonged to - -
er. And one day Auroni , the timid , the
areful , the trustworthy , was to do an outside
errand. She was to take a valuable watch
o the jeweler's for repairs. She did not
are to carry It In her pocket , a bag would
lover be t-ifo for anything ao precious , so
ho carried It , carefully wrapped , In her
land. She held It so tightly that the blooj
mrdly circulated through her lingers. Sho'
vas glad when she reached the Jeweler's
tore to get rid of her valuable chargo. She
caned carefully over the glass showoisc ,
estcd her hand upon It , opened her xtllTened
Ingero but the watch was not there. Yes ,
t was found when a $25 reward was offered ,
but Aurora , the timid , the careful , the trust ,
vorthy , novcr Itnow how ho lost It.
An American girl who recently studied In
Oermany tells of a German girl who was
tudylng English and who used to write letters
n Kngllsh to her parents , says the Now York
'rlbuno. Ono day the German girl luudtxl a
ptter to her , saying : "Hero In the letter
vhlch I have written to my mother. I want I
ou to road It over and see If I'j Is properly'
vrltten. " The letter was all right , excepting
ho closing phrase , which read as follow/i / :
Hod pickle and keep you. " An Inveatlgi-
Ion proved that the young OtTinan woman
n looking for a synonym for "preaervu" hud
omo across "pickle. "
Miss McLean , a woman of Glasgow , has
given a fund for mlsilon work among the
Iwarfs of the Cameroon district , WY t Af-
rlcR , and the work of evangelization
among them U fairly begun , says an ex-
hango. They are a wandering , hunting
oik , hero today and ' there tomorrow , not
staying long enough In ono place to have
uny agriculture , and until they uro In
structed In moro stable ways at living It
will bo uuc&aay for the tnl&sloiiarlcu to fol
low them about from place to place nnd
labor among the llttlo wanderers as thry
find opportunity. In catling for volunteers
for this work It Is pointed out that such ns
hax-o a love for plants , Insects and iblrds
will nnd the field a particularly Intcrratlng
one. The service requires n good constitu
tion and an aptitude for forestry And some
knowledge of medicine and marksmanship
are desirable. The npostlo who can doctor
n sick dwarf nnd bring down n parrot from
the top of n tall tree Is said to bo the sort
most wnntel there , and most llkoly to exert
OH these wild llttlo nlmrota an Influence In-
vor.iblo to his m'eslon. '
Mlllnn Dell , In a letter from Paris to tha
Ladles' 'Homo ' Journal , writes that the most
shameless thing In nit 'Europe ' U the mar-
rlago question , and proceeds to nnrrnto < ho
experiences of a rich American girl who
enmo to Paris with letters to friends. Ou
account of her wealth she wns Invited every
where by mothers of marriageable sons ,
but being unable to speak Krvncli , wns not
much of a success. She wont to n convent
to learn French , anil wns shown much nt-
tciillon toy the Dilchcsso do V , who \\as
detorinlt'cd that her son should marry her.
"Suddenly , to the nmar.emunt of everybody ,
PARIS AFTERNOON COSTUHR FROM HARPER'S BAZAR
An effective gown particularly sultablo for house wear , but equally appropriate for
the street , made in a different coloring , h as some rather original paints as to trim
ming and combination of coloring. The g own Illustrated Is of a pale sage-green clothe
o a eutln finish , and of light enough weight to drupe gracefully. The skirt fits closely
over the lilpy and in front , and all the fultioss at the back Is put Into as small a spice
as possible. While the skirt Is narrower than these woici lest season , there is enough
flare about the foot to give a particularly smart appearance. Tno cut of thia sldrt , to
gether with t'hat ' of the waist and alcoves , Is given In the cut tissue-paper pattern l&sucd
by Harper's Uazar , where it appears. The skirt Is 'trimmed with bands of braid , black
und dead gold , and where the oiids arc fas toned there are small Roman gold buttons.
The gold anl the black look especially well against the pale green. The waist Is a
simple style , and the1 most noticeable thing about It Is the braiding , which matc.ics
that on the skirt. The color and frill are fuced with dark green velvet , which shows
just enough to give another toaie of coloring. This style of waist can be altered , so
that It can bo worn either by a stout or a slender woman , by having the fulness
differently arra/tiged. /
the heiress sailed for America without n
word of warning. The dnclierau was furious.
'You must follow her , ' she said to her
son. 'We cannot lot so much money escape. '
The son said ho would be hanged If he went
to America or If ho 'would marry such a
monkey and as for her money she could go
anywhere she pleased with It or words to
that effect. So that ended the affair of the
iMarcpils do GVhcn the other Im
pecunious young nobles heaul that the
duchcsso no longer had any claim upon the
American's money they got together nnd -r
said : ' Some-body must marry her and divide " ;
with the rt-st. Wo can't all marry her , but
we can all have a share from whoever docn.
Now wo will draw lots to see who must
go to America and marry her. ' The lot fell
to the 'llaron ' do X 'but ' he had no money
for the journey. So all the others raised
what money they could and loaned It to him ,
and 'took hla notes for it , with enormous In
terest , payable after his marriage. Ho sailed
away , and within eight months he had
married her , but he has not paid those notes ;
ills wife won't give him 'the money ! "
They were rearranging the details of one
of the new telephone- exchanges In a small
city near Detroit , nays the Free I'rera. The
numbeilng had to ho straightened nut , uml
"central" was calling up the sulwcrlbcrs to
set them right as to their numerical stand-
Ing. In one of the households disturbed for
this purpose the daughter of the family
came to the 'phono after several persistent
tings , and began the conversation with
"Hello. "
"Is this Mr. Itlank's ? "
"Yes ; this is Mr. Dlank'a "
"Well , you're 25. "
"I'm 25 ? "
"Yes , you'ro 25. "
" \ VuliI'm not 2. > . And healdc-j , It's none
of your huslncKn whether I'm L'5 or 10.
You're Impertinent , I'll report this to head
quarters. "
"You don't understand "
"I understand all I want to. Dill I have
no objection to rewarding your Imorlahtii'ss
by telling you that I'm 27 , "
"I mean your telephone number Is 2i. ! "
"Oh , I didn't catch goodby " ( Ting-a-
ling. )
.A 'Philadelphia ' woman , who Is a wldovr ,
with four children to support , keeps them in
comfort by scrubbing kltdiin floors. She In
wonderfully succccsful with this odd "pro-
fcsBlcn , " and leavr u kitchen lloor In per
fect crdcr for the sum of 25 ecu s. Bin * has
regular placr.s to vlnlt , anil makrw from I'l
to $1 a day. She carries her own "tools"
und applluncefi , end , after HcrubbltiB ilia
lloor , puts on a polish that U lasting und ex ;
cellent. / }
Mrs. 'Sarah ' T. Horcr , , the apostle o ,
hygienic cookery , IH a comfortable , buxom-
lookliiK woman , whoso fair complexion Is t m/ /
practical < lenlal of thu nft-amicrluil sta'o. BR
incutthat cooking and bending over thft '
Urn are ruinous to feminine cool looks and f >
delicacy of skin.
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