.10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , APRIL 10 , 1808.
SPECIAL NOTICES
for ttirae column *
be tnken until 18 m. for the
ervnintr and until H | i. nn for the
Maritime nnd Snndny edition * .
*
rcittrnltiK a ntiin-
clirrk , can hnve n vr ra d-
to n numbered letter In care
f : The Uee. Ammen no nildre * ) cd
Trill lie delivered'on presentation of
thervtiock only.
lIMta , 1 l-2o * word flmt Innertloni
le m ward thereafter. * otiinic tnb'-n
for leu * thnn 8.1e for the flrat Inaer-
| oaV. Tbene ndTertlaenienU mum tie
ram eonacenllvely.
WAITED MALE 1IKLF.
CANVABSKHfl TO TAKE ORDERS ; NEW LINE
ef worke no h * vy goods to carrr : Mlary or
commission. C. r. Adam * Co. , 124 Bo. Itth St.
B CM
ALB9MAN FOIl CIGARS. WJ A MONTH AND
expcnaes ; ol'J firm ; experience unnecessary ; In
ducement * tn customers. C. C. IlUhop A Co. ,
K , LouU.
AGENTS AND BRANCH MANAGERS ; SA7.ART
and commission. Hunter Tailoring & Hhlrt
Co. , Clnclnnall , O. B-MIM A16
BALKSMCN TO SELL TOILET SOAP TO
dealers ; $100 per month salary and expenses ;
experience unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co. , St.
JJpuls.MO , B-M17Z
WANTKD , A GOOD , nni.IAni.K. HUSTMNO
cam aster. Apply to Oman * Anchor Fence
Co. . 203-207 N. I7lh 81. B-2M
II.MO POSITION TO ItlOHT PARTY-II.ZOO REquired -
quired for DO days. Address L C ) , lire.
11-2M
WANTED , AN EXfBRIKNCr.O DRESS OOOD8
salesman. J. L. llrandcls & Sons Hoslon Stire.
r D-M2-15
COOK , EXPOSITION HOTEL , isn LAKH ,
II-M2M 17 *
SALESMEN WHO CAN EARN JI.
yearly and expenses selling staple Roods to
Bencral trade ; Ion * terms of credit. Successful
scheme men of unqiuj'tlonert Intccrlty only.
Western Mfir. Co. , Hykes Dlock , Minneapolis ,
Minn. I1-M283 1C *
WANTED. CARRIACJH PAINTER. REINhardt -
hardt & Co. , 2124 North 24th. B-M32117 *
WANTED. A CIIOCICERY SALESMAN. AT ) ,
drew M 8 , nee. lM3M
WANTED. TRAVELING SOLICITORS TO
take orders ( or custom maili shirts ; liberal
Vnmmlsslon paid. AiMrcss Kelly Shirt Co. ,
Grand Rapid ! , Mich. IJ-M337 22
WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS SION WRITER
"for BMifrnl ruslom work. Address F. II. Sow
deri , ' nurllnKton , la. n-M3IO 17
CANVAHHKR8 WANTED FOR A NOVIIL tt.OO
Gramophone. Frank Crawford , 1.W ! F.irnam.
\ ll-MSIl 20
MAN OR LADY OP OOOD ADDR1 ? 3 TO
travel nnS nppolnt n Rents : $40 per month and
expenses. P.V. . Zleglcr & Co. , 324 Dearborn
St. . ChlcaRO. I1-M3I2 17
TVANTI5D. BALnSMHN" IN nVRRY DISTRICT ;
hew rcnponj rnrnplee free ; mliry or ccmniU-
jilon , with tspcnses from start. I.uko Ilres.
Co. , Chicago , 111. n-M3S !
WASTED FEMAIn HELP.
w oini.s Fen ALL KINDS or wontc : * 3 TO
$7 week. Canadian Office , 1 22 Douglas.C
C C61
WANTKD film. AT DOIIAN HOUSK. 422 S.
18th St. , one blosk south of court houpt.C072
C-072
-WANTED. GIRL AT DOHAN IIOUSR. 422 S.
18th St. , one block couth of court house.
C-MD72
5V'ANTF.D ( A OOMPETRNT CURL TOn OHN
eral n/ouppwork / In small family : references
reunited : call In the evening. Mrs. David A.
Tlaum. 101 So. 32d avenue. C M322 17
ix riiKPAnnns. six SALTS *
ladle , four apprentices , at I'red Kern's Milli
nery. C-328-15 *
. MIDDLK-AOTD HOURRKEEPRR
for f mlly of twoj Unlit work , low \\agen ; Kood
home for right party. Address M 7. nee.
C M34 * 1C"
WANTED , A CnOCKHUY BALliS WOMAN ,
Addrcia M 8 , Dec. - 18
FOR nixTiiousns.
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAOnS ALL OVEIt
city ; U to 170. Fidelity , 1st floor N. V. Life
JLABC1E LIST. M'CAOUE , 15T1I AND DODOn ,
I HOUSES , FLATS. QARVIN 11KOS. , 1 U FAIVM
* . - . D-4&3
BS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
. - Pavls Company , IMS Farnara. D 6 T
\H9U8R8. BKNEWA & CO. , IDS N. 15T1I ST.
D 6W
"HOUSES ; STORES. BEMIS , PAXTON DLOCK.
- D M
PETACUBD MODERN 12-HOOM , ALSO i-HOOV
houM ; Keys at 2318 Capitol Aye. Tel. E71. B
H. Hobton. D71
JfOVTNO HOUSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANo"s
"OmvVan ft Btonne Co. , U11V4 Farnam. Tel. 155 }
* D 870
FOR RT5NT , ABOUT APRIL IB. TO .GOOD TEN ,
' -room.houie : all conveniences ; Z2d street
* * > W 7"Callf6rnl ; not for boarders or roomers
" HWr * IW N. Y. Life building. D-M8S4
' -R. HOtJSE , NEAR TTTH AND PARKER ; NICE
D E-15
ELEOANT MODERN HOUSE 9 ROOMS ; BEST
location , only aw. Brennan-Love Co. , sis South
\tttil U-MJ33 U
BB-VT FUIIXISIIED ROOMS.
I NICE- ROOMS , HOUSEKEEPING. Hit SOUTH
UtU 8U , E-M765
DESIRARLE ROOM. M. F. ROTS , N. Y. L.
. 'Phona 111.
Bdff. E-MJ11 A17
PLEASANT miRNISHED ROOMS. 211 NORTH
Nlntteenth tt. K-ltS
NEATLY FimNISHBD ROOMS FOUR'nLOTKS
from postomce. 1811 Cam. E M267
NHWI.Y FC'HNISIIED ROOMS. FI AT ONE
DavlclKfl Ilullillns , Eighteenth and Farnam.
H-MS1J 17'
BURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
board ; beautiful location. 1110 South 3lrr.
E-M324 17 *
ttOOMS UY THE DAY OR WEEK AT THF
Central hotel , 15th and Dodge Sts. E MS23 Ml
LARQE THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM WITI
nlcove ; gentlemen with references only. 217
Harney , E J2
Di irt.\nLU , PRIVATE FAMILY , in
Dodge. - E MMl MU
FURNISHED ROOMS , 1911
IfOR RENT , S ROOMS FURNISHED OR UN
furnished. In walk'ng dlitani-e ( > f ciposltlrn
Address 2012 N 23d street. ] - ? . 47 17 *
BOUTH FRONT ROOMS , MODERN. J5SO
Harney it. E-M. J :
FUUNISHKD HOOMS AND IIOAHU.
THE MERRIAM , FIRST CLASS FAMILY HO-
te | . 2Jth and Dodge Sts. F-171
HOOM9. WITH BOARD. 21M CIUCAQO BT.
F 407 A2l
BXlHigiTION. KX1-OS1TION , EXIHDSI PION.
The Saratoga Hotel ; new houie ; new furniture
modern equipment ; exporlencnl niauaix-meni
adjoins exposition ; boarders sollcted : rate * trw
Bonable ; take Sherman Ave. cars to Hit. an-
Amea Avc. John H. Pierce , proprietor : D. T
Tubln. manager. F 633 AM
FURNISHED ROOMS. TRANSIENTS ACrOM
modated ; cheap rales. KW N. IMh. F M22i 1C
MICE ROOMS WITH BOARD. 1K4
F-26J-18 *
UlROE SOUTH FRONT ROOM. ALCOVE. MOD
ern. detached nous * ; private family , 2213 Cass.
F 310
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM : i-ni
rat * family. 701 S. 2 > th St. FM1S *
FOR HKJIT VICKCItNISHKD ROOMS.
*
FOR TOtter. NICE SOUTH FRONT UNFUR
nlsbed roonn. with bath ; Wlthr.ell block. F
W. Carrnlckacl. No. , Wlthnell block.
' .t. O-9CO
FIVE ROOMS. 1803 FARNAM. O-M291 16 *
[ < *
FOR JMKJfT STORKS AND
OR RENT , 'TUB 4-HTORT BRICK BUILDINO
at til Faraam W. This building has a flreproo
cement ) e4O t. wat r on all Hours , gas , etc
Apply at tWoUte * of The B . | - n
POR TRACttA , TRAN8FBRRINQ AND
sk room , af fily to Hi * Aullman * Tuylo
M. B. er. tU * Jackson His.
*
FOR HKITSTOItKS A\I > OFFICK3.
"
( Continued. )
OR RENT , nhsit ROOM IN OROt'XD FI/OR
office , Ilee bu'MIng ; natfr , ft mm heat , electric
IlKl.l and janitor pervlce. Apply to Supcrln *
tendent , lira hUlldlmr. 1 197
roit RINT IN THE mn BUILDINOI
One large corner room , 2d floor , with vault and
private office , llcr , etc.
One In rite front room , M floor , divided Into two
rooms by partition ; water , etc.
One largo coiner room , id door , with vault.
water , etc.
> ne front room , divided by partition , 3d floor.
ine corner room , with vault , 3d floor.
One largo rocm , ! < 1 floor , with partition dividing
It Into one large room and two smaller private
rooms ; water , etc.
Two large ground floor room * , fronting 17th St. ,
with vault.
cveral small rooms on 4th floor , with vaults.
All thesA rooms are heitod with steam , tlrctrlo
llglitr , supplied with flrft class janitor rcrtlcc ;
elevators run day and all nlnht ; building
strictly fireproof. Apply to superintendent ,
room 104. Bee building. 1 193
WANTED.
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL ACKTYLENF
K generators ; must b men of ability and
pome means. Acetylene , the light of the f'ltur *
for towns , clttci" . storm , churches , halls , fac
tories , hotels nnd private res'deiros. Address
Omaha Acetylene uai Co. , IIS nnd 120 N. IStn
St. , Omaha , Neb. J M31C MM
\OENTH , WB WANT YOU TO VISIT STORES
nnd fceti machine for printing signs on fences ,
bridges , rocks , nny rough surface ; steady work
all summer. Are Co. , Racine , Wls. J M3I > 16
OUR GOODS SELL ON MERIT AT EIOHT TO
every horseman and to mibngtmta for over 200
per cent profit ; big snrlnir demand. Fur g" > -
cral agency write S. Hunter Co. , Racine.N I *
J M313 IS *
WASTED TO HE XT.
WANTHD-FlftST CLASS BOARD FOR HUS-
hand and wife ; tv.o bed rooms and sitting
room required. Address L 2. Dec. K Jl-GOJ
STORAGE ,
ACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
903-910 Joncu general storage and forwarding.
M 673
OM. VAN & STORAOn. 15111 $ FARN'M. TEL 1339
WAXTnDTO I1UV.
ECONDIIAND DOOKS FOIl CASH. 207 N. inTH.
N-SJ5
IVANTED , QUANTITY OF FIKST-CLASS SOD
nt once. Superintendent Prospect Hill cemc -
tery. N-M3I4 17 *
FOR SALI2FUH\ITUHE.
'OH SALE. A FINK FOLDING HED WITH
wardrobe ; also oalc bedroom net , almost new ;
only those wanting flrst-clisi ortlclo need ap
ply ; forenoon only. 2037 Dodge st. O M223
IOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT REASONABLE
price ; large black walnut dcrk and bookcase
combined , 125.00. 129 South 26th St.O
O 281-15 *
COMPLETE RESTAURANT OUTFIT AND
other fine furniture cheap. 20J8
FOR SALH IIOHSES , WAGO.XS , ETC.
NICE SURHY. MUST 1JE SOLD AT ONCI2.
151G Howard. P 30S-15 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
1100 AND POULVRY FENCE ; BETTER THAN
wire netting. Fine sawdust for floors. Tel. 43S.
901 DoURlas. Q-C75
IIOHPi : CLIPPING MACHINES. KNIVES AND
repairs , all standard makes on hand ; grinding
rnzor > , s'icars , clippers ; prompt sor\lcc. A. L.
Undeland. Q 076
PURE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR SETtings -
tings ; COc ; roosters , 11,00. 932 North 2Cth.
Q-C77-A-16 *
CHICKEN. HOG AND LAWN FENCES ; AL7. .
wire ; Is best. Wire Works , 14th and Harney ,
Q 78
FOR SALE-FRESH YOUNG JHRSEY COW
nnd calf ; a perfect pet. Addrces M 3 , lUc.
Q 3U7 17 *
CLEAN. SECOND-HAND BUILDING AIID
fire brick. W. J. Welshans , City ! - _ ,
ANTIQUE OAK WARDROBE IN OOOD CON-
dlt'on ' ; lack of room reason for selling : worth
GO : will sell for * 23. Call afternoons 2J11 Lo
cust St. Q-M34317 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT , A BARN AT 1902 CASS ST.
R M909
MASSAGE , OATHS , ETC.
LAURA ELLISON , 11 N. 16TH ( UPSTAIRS ) ,
room 12 , Turko-Russlan and plain hat'is , mas
sage. T M310 A-19 *
MRS. DR. ; LEON , ELECTRIC 1IASSAGE BATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , up-
salrs.i T-M224 17
MME. AMES , MASSAGE AND BATHS. U23H
Howard St. T-21S-1I *
MME. SMITH. " 118 N , 1JTH ST. , STEAM AND
alcohol baths. > T 239 18r
MISS MAYER CHIROPODIST , MANICURE
Scalp , facial , treatments ; shampooing. 33c. 400
Poxton block. ' T-312 M13
PERSONAL.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. S46-8 BEE
IJklg ; physician consultation or health book free.
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED AND RE-
nalred ; day or- night dregs suits for hire.
Pantorlum , N. E , Cor. ' 14th and Farnam. Tel.
BATHS , MAS3AQE. MMB. POST. ! 19H 8. 15TH.
IT3)I3 )
HORSES CLIPPED FOR ONE DOLLAR : ELKC-
trlc clipper * . Tel. M. McCormack & Baumley ,
14th and Howard. U-M3
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS. CLAIRVOYANT ,
fortune telling. 9-11. ! , S-10 , eve. Mm . I eng ,
1922 Cumins ; . U M24S ! (
AFFECTIONATE WIFE WANTED ; NICE
home ; gentlemanly , alone : photograph , piitlc-
ulars. Box 83. Decntur. Neb. U M3J4 21 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O F. Davis Co. , 1305 Farnam St. W CS2
WANTKD. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS.
R. C. Peters & Co. , U. 8. Nat'l Bank Hide.
W-684
MONEY LOANED ON IMPROVED REAL I-
tale In Omsha , Council Bluffs ft South Omaha.
W. H. Thomas , C03 First Nat'l. Bank , Omaha.
\V S83
0 PER CENT CITY AND FARM I/JANS.
Garvln Bros , 1(13 Fnrnam St. W 683
1100,000.00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
flr t class lmpro\ed Omsha property , or for
building purposes Fidelity Trust company.
ANTHONY LOAN ft TRUST CO. , 315 N , Y. L. ;
nulck money at low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , Northern Missouri , Eastern Nebraska.
W W
LOAN ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
WSS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan-Lo\e Co. , 219 S. 16th.
W-C89
&V4 PER CENT MONEY. BEMIS , PAXTON BLK
W 90
MONEV TO LOAN CHATTELS.
$10 TO $10.000 TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS
HOUSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , ETC.
at lowest rates In
Oma'.is , South Omaha and Council Bluffs.
No removal of goads ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
306 South llth St.
THH OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-691
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE HOLD-
Ins ; permanent positions , with responsible con
cerns upon their own names , without security
easy payments. Tolman , R. 7M , N. Y , L. bids
1IS-A-1C *
BVBIMBBS CHANCES.
TO OET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J
J. Gibson. .514 First Nat'l Bank. Y-SK
BETTER THAN KLONDIKE ; PERSONS WITH
small or large capital wishing to mak * Invest
ments that promise largt returns should ad
dress or call on L. W , .Tulleys , Council Bluffs
Iowa. Y Ml > 7 A16
FOR BALE. THE ONLY IRON FOUNDRY IN
South Omaha ; this1 Is a < bargain and must be
sold ; enough work In South Omaha to keep a
plaut of tills kind running ( ull blaat. Inqulru
BherlnTs office. Omaha. Y lUOTU
RESTAURANT 'AND FRVIT STORE FOR
sal * . Ill N. rtth St. V-HO-IT *
DO YOU WANT CANDY 8TAND IN THE
Exposition crouivssv-i vltlf srfc * buH ng. 8 t
"Walsh- * < ' CfrtytfH'ff ' * ' * * * * ' ' '
10 OOOD 'PAYING ifcsWAunANT8 AND
aouwa , WUk . * C * . 11 * N. Kth
IH'SIXKM CHANCES.
( Continued. )
$3 STARTS LADY OR OUNT IN BUSINF-
netting $3 dally. M 4. Bee. Y-JOC-15 *
fOR HALE. STOCK OP DRUGS AND FIX-
turcs for cosh , or will take nnlnrumbcred
property In pirt piyment : stock Invoice 11,1100.
Direct to lock box 239 , Waverly , Neb.
Y-M3J3 18
FOR EXCHANGE.
AHIOUB PIKCKS OF PROPERTY AND
farms In Nebraska to trade for merchandise.
Address L 42 Ilee. X MSVtl
FOR SALE REAL KSTATE.
IOUNTZE PUCK BARGAINS. J2.SOO. $3.730 TO
K.DOCf. J. J , Glbton , GH Flr < t Nat'l. Bank Rid * .
RB94
FOLIXJWING DHSIRABLR PROPERTY ; BU81-
nen lot corner. C0xl30 ft. . In So. Omaha , paved.
Business lot , costso feet. Improved , South Omaha ,
street paved.
Pract (24 ( lots ) , 36th 8t.
Tract (20 lots ) , 30th St.
For partlculsis apply 1012 Farnam St.
St.RE - 93
NEW , MODERN 6-ROOM OOTTAGK. LARGE.
lot , fSOO cash , balance to suit. Address G
Bef. RE-M1M
HOUSES , i/rrs. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS.
also fire Insurance. Betnts , Paxton block.UEO7
UE-O7
ARE YOU IXJOKING FCR NICE HOMET
IXJOK at this hnitre nnd bnrn ilelachcd , shade
trees , corner 2Sth and Ilurdetteery ; little
money needed. Call Morand , 1110 Hnrney Ht.
RC 423-A- ! >
BARGAINS : 5-HOOM HOUSH. M2 SOUTH MTH
St. . rental $ l o.OO per year ; price. $1.500.
' 2x132 feet on Cumlng street , pays 7 per cent net
on J.r,0 > ) .
1 houte and 1 store , r.-ntnl , J548.00 per year ;
pr'ce , 3.8CO.
I feet front 2-story brick building , near 14th and
Douglas , rental $2.100.CO per year ; prlc . $32,6W.
J. N. Frcnzer , Opp. oU P. O. 7 < E M2I4
WANTED , HOUSES AND LOTS IN NORTH-
crn pnrt of the city ranging In price from
* 1.BOO to J3.0CO. listed with me for sale.
I have n number of customers for such prop
erties , but they must be bargains.
JOHN W. RORBINS.
1S02 Farnam Street.
RE M32V
FOR HALE OR EXCHANGE , A FINELY IMproved -
proved farm of ICO acres \ery gcod roll , clear
title , r.ot Incumbcred , together with nil the
stock , agricultural Implements nnd part of the
household goods ; cost $ , 00 ; Mtimtol 4 miles
south of Green's Station , S mlltB of the city
of Roeeuurg , Douglas Co. Oregon ; this Is a
fine home In a good , healthy cllmnte ; I wMl
sell or exchange for a good farm of equal
value In eastern Nebraska. For particulars
write to Geo. Goehner , Roscburg , Douglas Co. ,
Oregon. RK-M3I8 18
A CHRAP HOME OKROOM > POTTAOL' .
only V)00. ) This bents renting. Hlclis R at
Kutato Co. , 3002 Fnrnam. RH M532 IS *
( ALL AND SUB 362 AND MO N. 41TII , 7-ROO.M
modern cottages ; cast front , ( ull lots , tic.iutlful
lawn rnd trees ; \cry choice neighborhood ; If
old bufore May 1 price will ! t3.lno.oo and
$3,250.00 ; terms cnsy. RE-M33I 1S
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSR. WEST HILT.fl.
very cl lce nelfrhborhood : ( prtce $11,100 , woith
$15,000 : no trails : no ngenU ; terms easy. Ad
dress II C , Bee , for particulars. RI2 M333 18 *
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
'and Typewriting. 717 N. Y. Life , offers the fol
lowing advantages : Individual Instructions by
experienced teachers and skillful stenographers ;
up-to-date methods ; touch system of t > pe rl'-
Ins If preferred ; participation In actual work ,
for which students receive pay ; monthly pay
ments. 698
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , ICTH & DOUGI.A8
CS9
SHORT-HAND , UP-TO-DATE , TAUGHT BY
court reporters. Boylcs' School , 403-3-7 Bee bldg
700
LOST.
LOST , I'OX TERRIER. MARKED BROWN ON
both sides of the head : had collar with name
nnd tag No. 373. Reward by returning 13
Dr. Anglln. 2339 Dodge street. Lost M323
LOST , LIGHT TAN GRIP. CONTAINS NOTES
and papers payable to B. E. Field , Fremont ,
Neb. ; reward for return. " Telephone 62 nt Fre
mont. Lost M319 1C *
STRAYED-BAY MARE. WHITE STAR IN
forehead. Return to Jom : Francis , 1004 South
37th St. Lost 310 18
STOLEN - LADIES' GENORON , NO. IS ,
wheel No. 11.110 ; gentleman's Gendron , No. 21 ,
wheel NO. 12.550 , by Louis Berqer. Reward foi
any Information. Nebraska Blcvclo Cn > . IKIh
and Homey. Lost-Mitt IS
STENOGRAPHERS.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
stenographers free. Th Smith-Premier Tvpe
writer Co. Telephone. 124. < -T 4
JUSTICE : or THE PEACE.
D. B. HOUCK. JUSTICE OF THE 1'EAOE. 3U
Karbach block. r 911
FURNITURE PACKED.
U. B. WALKIN , 2111 CUMINO. TEL. Utl.
HOTELS POR RBMT.
BUILDING. SUITABLE FOR HOTEL. SO
rooms and lane store room ; central location.
Bemts. I'axton Blk. 703
PAWNBROKERS.
U. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY . * 41 $ N. KTH.
' ' ' 701
SIUEWALKS ,
PERMANENT SIDEWALKS AND FANCY
driveways. O. Rushart , 214 X. 16th ; 'phone 1193.
-M8IO M4
TYPEWRITERS ; ; . ,
TYPEWRITERS FQR , RENT $4. 0'PER MONTH
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1C23 Far
nam St. ; Telephone 12S4. . ( < . 707
FINANCIAL.
L1FB INSURANCE POLICIK3 BOUGHT FOR
cash. Richard Henfeld , 171 LaSulla St. , Chi
cago. MHO AIT
EXPOSITION FRONTAGES FOR RENT.
OROUJID LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION.
BcmlJ. Paxton Blk. 701
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING. FAMILIES , 04 DAV'P'T.
MM2 M6
GOVERNMENT NOTICED.
PROPO9AL8 FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
AND TRANSPORTATION.-Departtncnt of
the Interior , Ollico of Indian Affairs. Wash.
Ineton , D. C. , March 30 , 189 $ . Sealed pro
posals will be received by the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs , at 1602 State street , Chicago
cage III. , until 1 o'clock p. m. , Wednesday ,
April 27 , 1S93 , for furnishing' for the Indian
Service beef , flour , bacon ami ot'ner articles
of subsistence ; agricultural Implements ,
wagons , harness , hardware , medical and
other supplies ; also bids for the transporta
tion of such of the articles , goods and sup
plies as may not be contracted for to be
delivered at the agencies. Sealed proposals
will also be received at Nos. 77-79 Wooater
street. New York City , until 1 o'clock p.
m. , of Tuesday , May 17 , 1893 , for furnish
ing for the Indian Service coffee , sugar ,
tea , rice , baking1 powder , soap , groceries ,
blankets , woolen and coton goods , clothing ,
notions , hats and caps , boots and ihocj ,
crockery and scYiool books. Bids must be
mada on Government blanks. Schedules
giving all necessary Information for bid
ders will bo furnished on .application at the
Indian Office. Washington , D. C. ; Noa. 77-
79 Wooster street. New York City ; No. 1601
State street , Chicago , HI. ; the Commis
saries of Subsistence , U. S. A. , at Cheyenne ,
Leavenworth , Omaha , St. Louis. Bt. Paul
and San Francisco ; the postmasters at
Sioux City , Yankton , Arkansas City , Caldwell -
well , Topeka , Wlc'nlta and Tucson. Bids
will be opened at the "nour and days above
stated , and bidders are Invited to be present
at the opening. W. A. JONE8. Commis
sioner. AB D19t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT , Office Su
pervising Architect , Washington , D. C. .
April 8 , 1698.-8BALED PROPOSALS Wilt
be received at this office until 2 o'clock
p. m. on the 6th day of May , JS93 , and
opened Immediately thereafter , for all the
labor and materials required for furnishing
plaster models anl carving granite In ac
cordance therewith , for , -tne U , S. Court
House , Custom House ana Postofllce build
ing at OMAHA. NEBRASKA , in accord
ance with the drawings and specifications ,
copies of which may be had at this office
or the office of tbe Superintendent at
Omaha , Nebraska. James Knoz Taylor ,
Supervising Architect. aU-dCt-EOD
POSTOFFICH NOTICst.
( Should be read DAIL.T by.all Jnteree4.
as changes may occur at aajr itete. ) i
Foreten mall * tot fee re k M ng April It.
1898 , will close feromptljr J aH c * es ) at tb
poatofflce as follow * ; .PARCELS
POSTOFFICK NOTICE.
( Continued. )
POST MAILS clo n on ; hour earlier than
closing tlmo shown below.
Trntm-Atlnntlc Alnll * .
SATUIlDAY-At C:30 : n. m. for
oer B. s. Saalq * . via Bremen ( letters for
other parts of Kur'cpc , via Cherbourg nnd
Uremen , must bo directed "per Snnlo" ) ;
nt 6:30 : a. m. for FRANCE , SWITZER
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POIITUOAL ,
TURKEY. EOyPT and HRIT1BH INDIA.
per B. s. La Oaaroane * , via Havre ; nt 6SO :
n. m. for EUHOPE , per s. s. Etrurla * .
via Queenstown ( letters for Germany ,
France. Switzerland , Italy. Spain , 1'ortu-
gal , Turkey , Efcypt and Hrltlflh India must
cle directed ' "tier fOtrurla" ) ; nt 8 a , m. for
directed "PMT , AUer' ' ) ; at 10 a. in. for
SCOTLAND-ttlrpct , per s. s. Efnlopla. via
Qlassow ( lettern 'must bo directed "per
Ethiopia" ) ; fj na. m. for NORWAY di
rect , per s. < fi , . If land ( letters must be di
rected "pen laUnd" ) .
PRINTED MAT'THU. KTC.-aerman steamer *
> slllniT on TuotdnVs take printed -matter , etc. ,
for Germany Vdnitfirpiijtallr dJrc t"l prlrtt-l
matter , etc. , tin- other parts of Europe , Amer
ican and WMirf Bf r steamers on Wednn-ltyn.
German stcav * Hin Thursdays and Cun ir.I.
French and nniim steamers on 8aturdnyx
take printed liAlU'r , etc. , for nil minifies fcrl
which the ) ' ur f d\MrO cd to carry mall ,
) l ! > 1 '
After the closing ii ! the supplementary trane-
attnntlc malln-rinmfd above , additional sui-.lo. |
mentnry innt1n'nrniienoil ' ! on the plera of IhJ
Amerlcnn , EnitllsrC French nnd German Fleam-
era and rvmalrt oMn until within ten nili'.uttv
of the hour Of s jHne.of , stcamc * .
Mnlls ( or South' nnd Ccntrnl America ,
Went Indies. Etc.
SATURDAY At 10 n.m. ( supplementary
10:30 : a. in. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA
MAICA , SAVANILLA nnd CARTHAGE-
NA , per B. s. Alleghany ( letters for Costa
Rica must be directed "por AllcKhany" ) ;
nt 10:30 : n. m. for CAMPEOHE , CHIAPAS ,
TABASCO nnd YUCATAN , per 8. s. Orlz.
aba ( letters for other parts of Mexico
and for Cuba must bo directed "per
Orizaba" ) ; at 11 a. m. for BRAZIL , per
s. s. Tnormlna , via Pernambuco and San
tos ( letters must bo directed "per Taor-
mlna" ) ; at 11 a. m. ( supplementary 11:30 :
a. m. ) for VEN'nZTJELA and CURACAO ,
nlso SAVANILLA and CARTHAGENA.
via Curacao , per s. s. Venezuela ; at 11:30 :
a. m. ( aupplMnentary 12:00 : m. ) for NAS
SAU , N. P. , and SANTIAGO DE CUBA ,
per s. r. . Saratoga ; nt 8:30 : p. m. for NEW-
FOiTNT/IjAND. per steamer from North
Sydney ; nt 8SO : p. m. for ST. PIEUU13-
MIQUELON , persteamer from Halifax.
Malls for Newfoundland , hy roll to Hallf.ix nnd
thcncn by vtrnmcr , clo at this olllco dalijnt
8:30 : l > . m. Malls for Mlquelon , by rail to Bos
ton nnd thence by sloamer , close at th's ' ofllco
dally nt 8:90 : p. m. Malls for Cuba close nt this
olTlce dnlly nt 7JOO n. m. , for fonvardlnn b >
Bteamers sailing ( Mondays mid Thuisdnyx )
from Port Tnmpa , IHa. Malls for Mexico
City , oycrland , ttnle ( specially ndilrcp-1 t'l
dl patch by uteamer , close at this oOlce dnlly
at 2:30 : n. m. nnd S:23 : p. m. "Registered mall
closes at C:00 : p. m. previous diy.
TrniiN-Pnclllc Mails.
Malls for China and Japan , per s. s. Olym.
pla ( from Taooma ) , close hero daily up
to April 10l'n nt C:30 : p. m. Mails for
China nnd Japan ( specially addressed
only ) , per s. s. Empress of Japan ( from
Vancouver ) close here dally up to April
llth at 6:30 : p. m. Mulls for Australia ( ex
cept those for West Australia ) , which arc
forwarded via Kurope , Now Zealand , Ha-
Wnll.FIJI and Samnan lalands.per s. s.Aln-
mcda ( from San Franclscoclose ) hero daily
up to April Ijfn atTiOJn. m. . 11 a. m. and
6:30 : p. m. ( or on arrival nt New York of
s. s. Camrpunla with British malls far Aus
tralia ) . Mulls for China Japan and Ha
waii , per s. s. City of Rio Janeiro ( from
San Francisco ) , close here dally up to
April 21. at 6:30 : p. m. Mails for
the Society Islands , per sYiIp City
of Papeltl ( from San Francisco ) ,
close hero dally up to April 24th at G:2i :
p. m. Malls for Hawaii , per B. s. Zea-
landla ( from San Francisco ) , close here
dallyi up to April 2Sth at G:30 : p. m. MalH
for Australia ( except West Australia ) ,
New Zealand Hawaii -and Fiji Inlands ,
per s. s. Wartlmoo ( from Vancouver ) ,
close hcra dally after April * * 13th and up
to April 28th at 6:30 : p. m.
Trans-Pa lflc mail * nrs'forwnrdcd to port of sail
ing dully and the schedule of closing Is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit. Registered niul !
clones nt II p. m. previous day.
COTT , Postmaster.
N. Y. . April 8 , 189S.
ft NORTHWEST- '
, ' ern. Railway City Ticket Of-
" . ndu' 1401 Farnam Street. Tele ,
phone Mi. Depot. Tenth and
Mason Streets. Telephone 124.
ela.1 7 ; 7:04 : am ll : pm
Missouri Valley.-1'Siolix amI
City , St. Paul- and I
Minneapolis . . . . . . .
„ . B:40 : am ! DiS : pm
Missouri Valley/1 Slbtac
' ' ' 7:40 : am : M pm
Dennlso'nV 'carroVt- ! Wail
Lake , from Broadway ,
CouQrII Bluffs V.-.M. * :0 : am S:4I am
Eastern Express , Dea
Moines , Marrhalltown ,
Cedar Rapid * . CrmoUffO. 10 : ara 4 : pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chicago
and East 4 : pm 4lU
pm
Fast ' '
Mall , Chicafco' 'to
Omaha . . . . . . .i.v..ii ; , SilO pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City. Si. Paul , Mlnne-
1:50 : nm
Omaha-Chlcaco SppcUI. . t:45 : pm 1:50 : am
Dallx. Dallr except Sunday.
. ST. PAUL. MINNIE.
* Omaha Railway-
General Offices. Nebraska Dl-
vision. Fifteenth and Webster
Bir.et } * ' ai' Ticket Office ,
- - 1 1 Farnam Street. Telephone
pSbn2S ! ' Flfte nth1 > l1 Webster Streets.PTeli. .
Sioux City Accommoda. . tsoVm :
Sioux City Accommoda. . " t O am lot pm
Blair. Kmerson. Sioux
City , Ponca. Harllnc-
ton and Bloomfield. . . *
, 1:00 pm 11-5S am
BIMJX City , Mankato , St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . , * ' 6:53 : pm * * ) am
Emorrn.wniser . :
? -.wniser 5io pm g:41 am
Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
enl - .V'i.T11" ? . lrm. " ° ? ? al < atlons Florence
to South Dtalr , Inclusive , Sundays only ; on week
day * . South Blair only.
KlinMONT KLKHORN AND
Missouri Valley JtaJlwayo n.
ernl Offices. United states Na
tional Bank Building. South
west Garner Twelfth and Far-
- nam Btreetfc. Ticket Ofllce
HOI Famsm Street. Telephone 5tl. Depot. Fif
teenth and Webster Rtr Telephone 14s.
* V * ' Arrlvn.
Black Hills. D adwood
and Hot Springs . 5:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Wyom'nsr. Caspar and
Douclat . . J:00pm : 5:00 : pm
Hastings. York. UavM
City. Superior , Geneva
Exeter and Seward. . . . 3:00 : pm 5:00pm :
Norfolk , West Point and
Fremoni . 7:50 : am "U:2f : am
Lincoln , Wahoo ap4
Fremont . . ! ! Z:5.am : ! . nm
Fremont Local . 7:50 am
Dallr. Dally except Sunday. Sunday
only. Dally except Saturday. Daily
xceot Mondos.
BIOUX CITT ft PACIFIC RAIL.
1 road-Oencral Ofllces , United
State * National Bank Bulld-
Inc. S. W. Corner Twelfth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket : Offlcr
1401 Karnam Street. Telephoue
15th and Webster BU. Telephon ? 4
* V * Arrlve'
Bloux City , Mankato. '
Mlnn" > 0"- * : ? i:0aia :
Burlington CHICAGO. Wulucy Rallro BURLINGTON d-"Th Bur"
JS&'S1 Rout " - * ckt Office.
JWZ
Famam
Street. Telephone
Route 0. Oepot Tenth and Mason
fcireeta. Telephone Ut.
Leave. Arrive.
Vestlbuled Ex. . 6:06 : pm :10 am
Chicago Expresa . . . . . . . . : 8 am 4:1(1 : ( pm
Chlcaco ft St. LouU Ex Jf ' pm tlt : am
Pacltu Junction Local. . M11K : ) aa :40 : pm
Fast Vail S Opm
Chicago Spmlal 12:05 : am UH pm
Daily. . .except 8ui\4ar.
Blver Railroad "The Ilurlln * .
Burlington top.Houu1' Oeniral OScas. N.
.W.Oornw Tenth and Farnam
Btr ts. Ticket Offlo * . UM
Route aam Street. Telephone ESO.
3l _ Tenth and Mason
la. Telephone 118.
biava. Arrive.
Llnconi. Hastlnff ; a 4
McCook . „ . . . - . 1:15 aa . - am
Lincoln. Denver. Cole
rado. Utah , CantdrntiL
Black Hills. MoltafiA
anl Pluiet 8oun < ; ; . .j. 4 : pa
Lincoln Local . . . .n.iX 7 : pm 7:40 : pro
Lincoln Fast MsllJ. . . . : l:55pn : . . M1I : am
Denver , Colorado , Vtafe.
California and -ruftt
Bound . . . . . . . . . . . < , a , ' 11:51 11:11 : pm
Dally. Dally i * rept
Jt tHMt CITT. n. JOSEPH
* Council Bluff * Railroad
* TH Burltajtton Rout- .
Ticket Offlc * . UH rarnam
K * . Depot ,
R.tll.HO AIM.
UNION. . PACIFIC-'TRK OVKn-
land Rcut * " General Offices , N.
E. Corner Ninth nnd Ksrnnm
Streets. City Tlckrt Omce. IJOf
Fantam Street. Telephone .
Artlrt'
" " '
"Tho overland Limited"
fur Demcr. Knit Lake ,
western points . . . . . . . . IW : am 4:45nm :
i.wpm
Tne Colorado Special ,
for Denver and all
Colorado points ltl pra i.wara
Fast mair train for
Halt Lake. Paclflo
cokst and all western
. pointa * 4tpm ; 7.09 am
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Btrf.msburt . ? r.xpree * . . 5:00 : pin 1JM : nm
Fremont. Columbus ,
NorfolK. Qrana li-
lll ! ! .nJ Kearney 4B : pr
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
1'aclflo nallrod-"Th Ore i
Rock Island Routt" City
V1 V ' f
Lear * . Arrlv * .
Chicago and BU Paul
Vestlbuled Kxpresa . . 4:50 : pm 1:4 : } pm
Lincoln. Colorado HP's *
Puuebto , Denver and
west , . . t-Hpm 4 : pm
Chicago. Des Moines A
Rock Island T:00 : pm ' till am
Atlantla Express , for
Den Moines and cast-
em points T : rj ) „ . , . . , „ ,
Colorado Fly r 7:00 : pm t-OJ am
Dallr n.lv | excent Sunn.v
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Offices and Ticket
Oiucc. Mcrchnnta National Hank
Building , 1224 Fainam Sttret.
Telephone 104. Depot. Fltt cntli
and Webster Street * . Telephone
145S.
-rrwr- Leave. Arrive.
Kantns and Nebraska
Llmlod * 1 : ° 5Pra 1J:55 : pm
.msai City and B' .
LouU Express > :30 : pm MO am
K bra kft Local 4:30 : pra :4j : am
' Dallr. Dallv except Sunday.
WAUASH RAILROAD TICKET
not * * , 1'1 > I'Mrnam Street. Tele
phone S2. Depot. Tenth and
Mason Streets. Tclepone- .
Leave. Arrive.
St. L-iuls "Cannon B U"
kxprcit 4:30 : pm llSO : am
Dull * .
I OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
± 0mnha. Kmsas City & East-
em Railroad "The Port Arthur
AQTHUR Route" Ticket Office. 1415 Fnrnam
IRQUIL Street. Telephone. 522. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Street * . Tele-
phone ll
Arrive.
St. I.ouls Cannon Ball
Express . . . . , 4:3. : . pro 11JO am
Kansas City & Qulncy
Local 7W : am 9:03 : pm
> Dalle , ! *
CUICAQO. MILWAUKEE ft ST.
Paul Railway City Ticket
Office , 1W4 Farnam Stitet.
Telephone K4. Depot , Tanth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . Bijs'pm J ; 0j
Omaha nnd Chicago Ex * ll:0u am 1:60 : pm
SHU * StmilEMJEUlKI ) TO CAVALKY.
\iiil Till * I * Why Mont-Col. Wciitoiif
U. S. A.Veiirn n MtMlnl of Honor.
Lieutenant-Colonel John F. Weston , as
sistant commissary-general or subsistence ,
with an office In the Army building , New
York , has received the medal of ho-nor re
cently awarded to him by congress for brav
ery during the Civil war. A New York Sun
reporter called on Colonel Weston recently
to find out what the particular act
of bravery waa for which the medal was
awarded. The reporter did this on the sup
position that Colonel Weston knew more
about the facts than anjibody else. It was
found that the officer loaew the facts well
enough , l > ut ho was quite unwilling to give
them out for publication. Finally , however ,
on the understanding that the whole story
would be used In his obituary , If not before.
Colonel Weston gave the reporter enough
facia to write a story around the medal.
It seems that this particular act of fcravery
w'as'pcrformea Iri 1864 , shortly after the 'bat
tle of Hesaca. Lleutena-at-Colonel Weston
waa then a major of cavalry attached to Gen
eral Wilson's division. He and his men
were In Alabama , about forty miles above
Montgomery. Word came to General Wilson
that there waa a rebel transport , laden with
food and supplies , somewhere near the Junc
tion of the Tallapoosa and the Ooow rivers.
Major Weatco was ordered to proceed up the
bank of the Tallapoosa to locate the trans
port , capture It It ho could , and it he
rouldnlt , to 'report ' the best way of capturing
'Alter a inarch of aeveral mllee along thtj
shore of'the Tallapowa , Major Weston taw
on the opposite tank ot the river two or
three cancea.- which be thought might be
more useful to him in hunting up a trans-
part than coyilry iorses. The river waa
high , however , , and there waa no bridge in
sight. Some ot the officers under him told
tbe major that fording tbe river waa out
ot the question and tbat there was no other
means ot getting acroaa. Tbe major bad a
different Idea , however , and promptly acted
upon It. Halting bis command , be left moat
of bis men in charge of the hones , while
he and a ibalf dozen others walked along
the bank , looking for a place where the water
aa uiot to blh.
Such a place was found after a ehort time.
Strapping his own revolver on the top of his
head and orderins bis men to do likewise ,
the majot'wUb' his elx followers plunged into
tbe riverp 'am to the opposite bank , eMataiii ,
too canoe/rowed / back acroaa for all of the
rest of i tbe" command , save Just enougb to
guard fh $ > . , * idrsea , and went on upstream.
Reaching the mouth of the Coosa and rowing
upstream a Itttlo way , Major Weston sighted
the transport In a little bayou only a ehort
distance ahead. I
PuUluz to the shore and beaching the
canoej , Major Weston began making signals
which rnlzhl catch the attention of some
one on beard the transport. Presently he
had 'the ' pleasure of seeing , a gig push oft
from the transport and como toward shore.
When tbo gig ran up on the beach , who
should step out of It but the captain ot the
rebel supply boat.
" \Vbat do you want with mo ? " asked the
captain.
"And who may you be ? " asked Major Wea-
ton.
ton."I
"I am the captain ot the transport out
there , " was the reply.
"Ah , then , you are Just the man 1 wanted
to see , " said Major Weeton. "I am the ma
jor commanding the advance guard of Gen
eral Wilson's cavalry , which will bo along
hero in a few minutes several thousand
strong , and to save you any unpleasantness
I would ask you to surrender yourself and
your transport.-
The captain thought the matter over for a
while , noted the determined expression on
Major Weston'a face and concluded to oblige
him. Leaving tbe captain under guard with
two of bis mon , 'Major Weston and the rest
of his command got into the captain' * gig
nd one ot the canoea and rowed out to
the transport , where Major Weeton told the
officer In charge that bli captain bad sur
rendered and tbat be bad come to take poa-
estlon ot tbe boat.
The transport waa promptly turned over ,
was taken down the river to Montgomery
and tbere destroyed. For tbe success and
daring of this undertaking congress Awarded
to Lieutenant Colonel Weston a medal ot
honor.
"For which , " said tbe lieutenant colonel
tbe other day , "I am very grateful. But bad
I not succeeded I would have been promptly
court-martialed and probably caahlered from
tbe army for practically abandoning every
blooming horse and all my equipments. So
tar aa I know , tbla U the only Instance dur-
InTr tbe civil war of a cavalry command cap
luring a rebel ship. "
SAOASTU. STICKS TO POSITION.
Rvarnta Imputation Maine Wu D -
trojred hy BpnsUsjh.
LONDON , April 15. Senor Sagaata , the
Spanish premier , is ) quoted in a special dta-
patcb from Madrid at aaylng with reference
to the deitruction of tbe Maine having been
caused through Span la h agency :
"Tbla Infamous calumny merits the repro
bation ot the wbole world. All tbe nations
know the Urui cauie of'tke disaster , and
many American oBclali know It , too. For
tha American government to baie a vie-a of
BUrvtBtloa on calumny ot this ) character la
ta rebel against reaaon sad Joitlca. For
tab reason It U Impossible f r us to refrain
protesting formally to the- power *
the Imputation. "
UK ®
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP.
Mrs. Uoso Hawthorne Lathrop Is liulc-
Atlgable In her work among the- poor sick In
> few York. Since the recovery of her own
icalth , iho has become associated with three
other women of qualities aoj strength neces
sary for the charitable venture undertaken.
Mrs. Xathrop find * that well-to-do people
really deslro to help the ufferlnr , provided
ho help can bo applied for the relief of suf-
orlng , and not dissipated. The poor can live
or a long tlmo on dry bread and weak tea
and drift from one damp , dirty tenement to
another , but whco sickness comes , and par-
Icularly Incurable sickness , they must be
akcn care of. Under their temporary roof
now Mrs. Lathrop and her associates have
seven destitute women , pronounced Incurable
t cancer hospitals. They fear being obliged
o move from the small wooden house whore
they llvo at present' , and Hawthorne's
their eelcctlon ta matter of deep Impor
tance , and chc dreamo at night of the 'proper
combination of colora. There has to be com
bination or an exact match , for the girl who
wwra boir hose must have at the aamo tlmo
a pretty pair of Ugh If ) < u coucomltanta. TbMo
arc like the cqucatrlan tights , only they are
different , for they arc of slik" , and They may
be of any pretty llgbt hado' , or of black If
the younc woman haa more demure taste.
With a pretty pair of pink ollk tights laven
der halt hoflo are delightful , the girl thlnlM
as ho gazM nt them In the shop and draw *
long breaths of admiration. Then ahe usually
racdltatoa for a minute or two. draws tin-
other long breath of sorrow , and soya ede
will take the black tlRhta with the lavender
socks. Throe are plalded In dlff6rent'ehad < w ,
making the whole effect very dalcty : Hut
if she Is a eeiulblo girl she gets two or tbre
pains more in darker colora , a green * ntl
BICYCLINQ COSTUME FROM HARP&I'S DAZAR
One of the most popular styles for bicycle , skirt Is the circular modclrcut'1n-on
piece with a eeam at the middle of the back. Smoothly fitting over the hips at the
front and sides , It Is made with as little fullness as is consistent with the graceful ef
fect on the wheel. , ,
Two broad pleat * pass down the back , and are stitched flat a short distance down ,
from the walat-llno In order to prevent the'm from spreading apart over the hip * . . The
trimming of the skirt Is a shaped , stitched fold , cut en forme , as the French say. This ,
Tiowever , may be omitted on a simple costume , or replaced by plain stitching. 'Tho
width of this eklrt around the bottom is three and a half yards.
The Jaunty Itttlo coat hai the collar , rcvers , pocket-flaps , and cuffs of white ; which
when used with a light touch , has such a pretty effect on black or dark-colored1 gowns.
Each of these ornamental parto Is bordered with a tiny braid , wfclle the pocket-pieces
and cuffs are further trimmed with buttons. The Jacket , a tight-fitting tailor model , la
lined throughout with' taffeta and interlined with thin canvas. The sleeve * are small"
leg-o'-mutton shape , cut In two parts , with slight fullness at the top. ' > ' , .
Tiie placket openings of the skirt , which are concealed by the trimming bands'In
the original design- may be covered instead with flap * decorated with buttons. Tht.- >
pattern of the flaps Is given with that of the skirt , which also includes a pattern of the-
beat atyle of knickerbockers , closely fitted about the hlp and banded at the knees.
These patterns are furnished by Harper's Bazar , where the costume appeara.
3y lengthening the skirt the design becomes suitable for a coat and skirt costumt
IOT general wear. The costume may be lined or unllncd according to material chosen- '
The bat , a light Alpine , Is banded with velvet and ornamented with" two glossy
black wlnge at the side , and worn with a t bin veil of unspotted gauze.
Quantity of material for cotaume : Goodss 42 Inches wide , 4t& yards ; goods 30 Ihohct1
wide , 5U yards ; cloth for trimming , VA y ards. For knickerbockers 12 Inches wide ,
2 % yards ; 36 inches wide , 3 yards.
daughter writes : ' /For / aa undertaking we
Implore that public' generosity will provide
a spacious brick house in th poor district of
the East Side , with accommodation for about
twenty-four alck poor. The cases that appeal
to us .beggar description in their terrible
condition , which our applications and care
can hide under exteriors of neatness and
semi-comfort. Wo are their last resort of
life. "
"I have often wondered why busy women
do not more generally use stamped envelopes
Instead of wasting time and energy searchIng -
Ing tor postage and then pasting It on their
letters , " said the secretary of a Now York
woman's club. "The envelopes come In sev
eral sizes and shapes eni are rather orna
mental than otherwise. Business men revel
In them , but womeb don't seem to appre
ciate the thoughtfulncss for their comfort of
a parental government , and Ignore the
stamped . "
envelope. v
"Well , they are appreciated In England , "
spoke up another club member. "Only the
other day I received a letter from my sister In
London. The letter was Inclosed In one of
her own envelopes > wlth fccr monogram on
the flap , but It was stamped with the pink
stamp only seen on government envelopes.
In the letter she Inquired how I liked her
'official paper , ' and said that she had discov
ered that If a sufficient number of one's own
envelopes were sent to the general postofllce
they would bo stamped at the ordinary penny
postage rate. "
The question of theater hats bas passed
the Joking point In Boston , and become a
matter for serious dlicuoslon. The ordinance
recently adopted , which requires 'Women ' to
take off their hats In a theater , has proved
so obnoxious to them that a delegation of
society women appeared before the Board
of Aldermen to ask for an amendment , pro
viding that ,
"No person shall be ordered to remove
the covering from the bead unlc&s on com
plaint of thoae clttlag not over three rows
behind them. "
There wan a full discussion of the subject ,
several amendments were proposed , but no
final 'decision was reached. It is noteworthy ,
however , that only one member of the board
voted against a proposition permitting the
ater goers to wear low bats wltbout any
ornaments "sticking up. "
"What In the world are they fighting
about , anyway , " asked a young girl In an
Atlanta store Saturday morning , as reported
by the Constitution.
"For liberty , say dear child. " replied a
companion , with an air of superiority , "Our
country must not be Insulted by the Ital
ians. "
"I thought It was the Spaniards , " mildly
protested the first speaker.
"Well , they are all the same. It makes
no difference who It U .war are fighting , It
Id the principle of the thing we are after. "
"Has anybody been etiot yet ? " asked the
first speaker.
"I really didn't read the news clearly thU
morning , " was the r > ply.
Then tbey turned their attention to the
bargain counter , and the -war was totally
forgotten.
The up-to-date ( Iri Is nowaday * much con
cerned wltfc the Mtoetlon of her socks. If
he Is very much up to date IBO calls them
* ' " toe. bat wbalmr she call *
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very quiet and tubdued , other pretty ptalds
showing a llttlo rod , or blue and * green and
red. all very quiet In tone. If she gets the
tight * of more delicate shadm she only weara
them in the house , and she bas as many
pretty little pairs of halt bcse in aa many
pretty colors as she chooses. -
Tbe burning to death at her own hearth
of Mrs. Delia Tudor Parnell on' her Avondale -
dale estates In Ireland has moro than a
passing Interest for Americana as well ai
tor Irish homo-rulers. Mm. Parnell was : tlio
mother of diaries Stewart Parnell , the
brilliant successor of O'Conncll as the
champion of tbe .IrUb cause in the Brltiuh
Parliament. She was the daughter of U-J/r
Admiral Charles Stewart , a celebrated Amer
ican naval officer , and sixty-three eventful
years Ho between her death end the day
when Charlea Henry Parnell led her to the
'altar ' as a blushing trlcle. Her career in
those years was scarcely less rcmarkabla
then her famous son's. Her years ot resi
dence in America at Bordcntorwn , N , J. ; her
participation in the Land league agitation ;
the breaking of her mind after bcr sjn'a
death ; the belated recovery of her Avondale -
dale estates , and the brutal attack msdo
upon her two years ago by a tramp or other
miscreant all these things and many other. *
llko them , go tomake up a llfo history full
to the brim ot romantic and tragic Interest.
Just the other evening a beautiful and ex
ceedingly well drcased woman gat in the
picture gallery which opens out of the en
trance corridor of one of the big hotels , aaya
the Washington Post. For fully half an
hour phe eearcely moved. You would have
thought her entranced by the w Mjth of color
about her. At length another equally yfell
dressed woman entered.
"Oh , hero you nro , " said eho to the first.
"I thought .I'd find you hero. You're BO da-
voted to picture * . "
"Ah , yes , " sighed the first woman. "I
like to sit here. It's so quiet that I never
mtes my stitches. See how much I've done. "
And aho held up a plcco of pink crochet
edging.
It's straws that show which way the wln4
blows , you know , says a writer In the Wash-
higton Post , and the Information 1 learned
yesterday In a dressmaker's shop may scrva
to show the temper ot American women.
"The Spanish flounce U much -worn this
season , Is It not ? " I ( aid to the dressmaker.
"Yes. " she laid , "but we are not calling It
by that namo. You see , I have a great nuoy
army and navy women among my customers ,
and I wouldn't llko to offend them by tha
name. We Just call It a deep flounce. "
And If tbcre could be any tactful cdnsldrra-
tlon more delicate than tbat I'd Ilka to know
it.
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