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.I ECHOES OFTHEANTEROOM
June 21 wn Eatcrii Star ( lay at the expOl-
tion and more than 300 women of that or
der engagcd In celebrating the occaaon
The 1uadquarter ? upon ( ho exoaIton !
gToJndq were In the Frcmaaonry room In the
ehrnsk bufldtng. A recptlon was given
the officera of the Nebrnaka gnnd chnp.
tei In honor of the visiting grand omcerfi
fl(1 Oetietttl arnn Mntron Mra. M. E. Par
trlilgo of Oacnnd , Cn1. and General Grand
Uecretary Mrs. Lorairie P11km of Chicago.
1tefrshmenta were aerved to all vhttor
from 2 until 3 In the afternoon , and a banS
quct was given at 6 oclock in honor of the
gran(1 ( OfflCCt $ , Among ttioo preacnt were
helen M. Stirea , grand matron , Colurn
bun : I ) . II. howard , grand patron , Lincoln ;
Mrs. Eva M. ilaidwin , azocInto grand rna
tron , North l'lntto ; U. M. Turton , past
grand patron , Lexington ; I. I ) .
IJavis , past grand treasurer , Omaha ;
Charles J. Phelps , past grand inns-
tcr Sclitiyler ; Frank It. Young , grnul
master liroken flow ; Mrs. M. F. l'artridge ,
most worthy grand matron , Oakland , Cal. ;
J4rs. Loraine I. I'Itkin , most worthy grand
$ ecrctar } ' Chicago ; Mrs. Eva M. Porter ,
'worthy granl matron , Saline , Cal. ; Mra. 11.
A. Erccnbrnck , right worthy grant trcns-
I urer , Miamosn , La. : Mrs. Mattlo P. Barney ,
! worthy grand matron , Chillicothe , Mo. ; Mrs
B. Russell , assistant grand matron , Pleasant -
ant iiiil , Mo. ; Mrs. M. Jackson , past grand
matron , Council Bluffs ; C. II. Phelps , grand
patron , Kansas City.
In the evening a Iensnnt meeting was held
in tIu Nebraska building , at whichi speeches
: Wore made by C. II. Phelps , Mrs. lichen I ! .
8thcs , M a. Lorainc PLtkIn atl C. J. l'hielps.
} The gland chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star of Nebraska held its meeting
In Omaha \Vcdncsdny and Thursday , the
meetings being attended by more than 300
eIegtes froni all parts of the Btnte. Aside
from routine business and the election of
officers no matters of Importance were die-
, posed of. The following is a list of the
emeers for the ensuing year : Grand worthy
1nrttron , Idrs , lva M. flaidwin. North Platte ;
granit patron , arld B. Howard , Lincoln ;
associate grand matron. Mrs. Maud M.
Green , Genoa ; assistant grand patron ,
Charles Phelps , Schuyler ; grand secretary ,
Dr. Eleanor lalloy ) , Omaha ; grand treasurer ,
Mrs. lto3e McCivirin , F'remont ; conductrcss ,
.lrs , Cora \Vhittemorc , Nehigh , assistant
conductress , Miss Anna B. Peterson , Omaha ;
grand chaplain , Kate Amble , Lexington ;
grand lccturcss , Alice Fl Ltnihsley , Table
flock , In. ; grand Aclahi , Mrs. Anna Walder ,
Ncligh ; irnnit Ruth. imogeno Foster , Nd-
Ion ; grand Esther , .lennle M. Yennel. hart-
Ingtoii ; grand Martha , Emily Compton , Cc-
dar Itniildg , ha. ; grand Electa , Maria E.
Stroeter , Crete ; grand marshal , Ida Taggett.
Nelraska City ; grnnd organIst , Carrie Mend ,
outhi Omaha ; grand warden , Mrs. Bertha
, .Colilng , York ; grand scntiel , Frank II.
: Young , hiroken 130w.
flui'si1
liobson castle or the Royal Ihighilandoru
was organized at Battle Creek , Neb. , on June
I 21 , the followIng being the hst of ofllc.re
who vcro Installed : It. U. Scott , past II-
lustrious Protector ; H. B. Funk , Iliustrloiin
irototor ; John \Vcathenver , chlcf counselor ,
Jesse Martin , worthy evangel ; Frank Mar-
tin. secretary ; NichoIn Lund , trcastrer : ;
Charles Smith , 'nrden ; Fred \VihIis sentry ;
0. M. Thompson , herald ; T. J. Dalilel , guIde ;
; Frank Scott , first worthy ccnsr ; William
iColpe , second worthy censor ; Oen O'NeIll.
chic ! of spcnrsnien ; W. C. Day , chief of
archers ; I' . A. CalIco , first prudentIal chIef ;
James Kent , CC0I1I prudential chIef ; Mike
Conley , third prudential chief ; Dr. FL Tali.
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nez. and Dr. J. J. Daniel , ph3slcnl examlucis.
'Fhio newly organized castle of the Royal
. Ihigiminiulers at Battle Creek has invited
i1omion castle of Oakdale , hermitage castle of
: Tllden , Clan castle of Meadow Grove anti
the castles at Madison and Norfolk to Join
wIth Ilobson castle In a real Royal 111gb-
lander Fourth of July celebratIon.
Monomi castle of the Royal hhlghlandors
wa organized at Oakdale , Neb. , on June 21 ,
by A. S. I'roscott and J. W. Davin , the tot-
lowing being the list of ornccrs Dr. W.
A. Leo , illustrIous protector ; T. J. Ilanrahan.
chief counselor ; Warren hopkins , worthy
evangel ; Edward Cusbmnan , 8ecrctary ; C. I ) .
Grebe , treasurer ; M. M. Greime. warden ;
WillIe Illesii , sentry ; Frniiic Lep , gtiide
. Charles Knowlton , first worthy censor : A. A.
. Fishiback , second worthy ceusor ; Charlea
I Knowlton , first prudential tiIcf ; C. B.
: Grelc , second prudentIal duet ; Warren
HopkIns , third prudential chief ; Dr. % V. A.
. Lee , physIcal examIner ,
. \Vtioilhiei ( it Iie
On next Thursday a meeting of nil time
Woodmnen In Omaha , South Omaha , Council
Bluffs and neighboring towns will be bold at
. Voodirmnn hall for the purpose of discussIng
the entertaInment of visiting Woodmen and
for making definIte nrragements for the
celebration of Wootlmnen's day , September 9 ,
at time exposItion.
Seymour camp held a ceiebratlon of Its
removal to new quarters In Woodman ball
Inst week and Passed upon twelve aew applications -
plications for membershIp.
Colonel 13.V. . Jewell of Manchester , In. ,
chaIrman of the sovereign finance commit-
tee. Is In the city.
John F. Lawson , a promInent Woodman of
Galveston , Tex. , silent a few days last week
In visiting tIme exposItion.
Fruft'riul a utl IIIIHIIII'Hs AsNueIIIii ,
A joint meetIng of ledge No. 1 of the
Business Meii'e fraternity anti lodge No. 1
of the IlidependentVorlcxmien of Anierica
wIll be held on next Tuesday imight and the
two lodges will be consolidated In accord-
anee with the coimsolltlation of tIme grand
I edges , whIch took vlnco recently.
August 15 has been set asIde as Business
mm.nd Fraternal association day at the cx-
posItIon.
As soon as time consolidation of the lhmisi-
fleas Mcii's fraternity amid Independent
\'orltmnoii of Anierlea has been completed
ntt tile work of reorganizatIon finIshed a
grand celebratIon of time event Iii to be held ,
tI Siblild ( If 'eIerflnii ,
Time work of recruItIng time SOIlS of Veter-
! is' regIment In Nebraska Is being pushed
wIth great success unit it is expected that
( Ito rt'gliimeiit will ho reatiy to go to the front
a m itliort tIme. RecruIting officers arc at
work in all parts of thu state and are meet-
log wIth great success. Although the Soims
of Veterans absolutely retused to go a Imart
of the ThIrd regiment of Nebraska vulun-
I ters. Governor hiolcomnb Is very kIndly dls-
poseit toward them and has Promised to do
all In hIs iower to have the regiment enter
the service as a unIty as soon as Colonel
Ihryamm'a regIment is sent to time front.
. F'OYtNCFiU.
Thie committee on arrangenients for the
meetIng of time 111gb Court of Nebraska ,
which is to ho held In Omaha on July 19 , Is
usily engaged in preparing for the meet-
log. Delegates train all time calmips In the
state will be iii attendance , as well as many
Fcmrestera of promInence fronm other states.
ti1e high Court wIll hold a meetIng at 11
Ii. mu. on time 19th , anotimr meeting In the
afternoon amid in the eveimlng all the vIsitors
? Ill be entertained at the exposItion by the
local I"oresters.
IC nIghts ( it ' ) his ,
" Nebraska lodge No. 1 held an InterestIng
conventIon on last Monday evenIng , con.
} , ferriimg limo second rank upon two cantiltlates ,
Time thIrd rammk will ho commferretl next Moa.
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day evening anti an interesting aesslon is
looked for.
Triangle lodge N. 54 wIll gIve a luncheon
on next Thursday evenIng and all niemobors
latctstod In thif establishment of a uni-
L tiunot
tormcd rank are urged to be present , as that
question will be considered.
4eret Srn'tet Niilcs.
Alfaretin council No. 3 , Iatmghters of P0-
cahontas , will gIve an Ice cream socIal at
the home nfl iister IC. E. Decker , ISIS hurt
street , on Tuesday evening , June 28.
J , F. Milestone , secretary of time local
chapter of the Royal Oak , , has Instructions
from the suprenme secretary of the order
that live of the executive committee have
voted to discontinue business as an organization -
ganization , but the policies of nil members
In good standing will he placed In another
order of excellent reputation.
Clan Gordon , No. 63 , Order of Beottlab
Clans , held its regular meeting on Tuesday
niglmt and considered the nxmes of a number
of new candIdates who were found to ho
of time proper blood to become members of
the order , The annual lilcnic anti Cab.
tioflian games. which are to be held nt
Syndicate imark on August 6 , were discussed
and plans were Perfected ( or nickIng ( lie
games a great success. A number of
Scotcbnmen will be visitIng the exiosltlotm
at that time wlmo will take part in ( be
games.
GOSSII' AIiOUT VOII3N.
Woman's ability to maintain , equally
wIth men , a due composure in time of political -
litical or national excitement , is interest-
bigly Bet forth In a letter by Alice Stone
hliackwcll :
In all the public discussIon and excitement -
mont in regard to the limipciiding war with
SpaIn , time women of the UnIted States
have shown themselves as strongly interested -
ested an time inca. One of time stock argu-
meats against equal suffrage lma been that
If women were allowed to vote , political
excitement. would Injure their health , and
perhaps umiimlimgo their reasomm. ltepresentn-
( lye Hayes of Lowell even went so far as
to say in the Massachusetts legislature a
few years ago that if time wonmamm sultrago
bill passed it would be necessary to set up
ami iimsane asylum in every ward in iloston.
How foollah this predIction seems in the
light of present events. An ordinary alec-
tion iloes not arouse excitement enough to
affect the health of a fly. The thlmeulty is to
get the men out to vote. On time rare occa-
alone when iolItlcal excitement really does
go tip to white heat , the women Inevitably
share it to the full. The fact that they
cannot Vote iii no imrokctlon. Aim epidemic
of intense political excitemfint in the corn-
immunity call ito more be limIted to one sex
than can an epidemic of yellow fever.
Co-operation of men anti wonien during
tiese excIting days recalls time words of
John D. Long , uttered several years ago :
"Men and wonmen , mneet together ninny
times a year anti engage in the seine Interests -
terests , not only In hirlvatc life but in public
relatIons. If tlmere is an Industrial or agricultural -
cultural fair , or a village improvement enterprise -
terprise , they are equally a4ive. Both fur-
luau members of the school committee , one
as good us the 'other , not only in matters
of instruction , but even In time way of
school house repairs antI the grading of th
grounds. Timey mlmmgle in the church meetings -
ings , anti In this respect we all know that
women are time salvatIon of the enterprise.
They own stock in thin same bank mmmi railroad -
road , and vote with commirnomi immteiligcnce on
their shares. They crowd into the same
Hall to attend lectures anti balls. They go
to the samoa theaters. and unite In local
dramatic entertainments , the svomnen usuaily
a lIttle quicker at theIr parts. They holti
0311cc in the same savliigs bank and insurance -
ance conmpanics , the wonmen , stmhordinate
clerkships , to lie sure , but capable , If they
had the same iualmmess training , of any
Place. Most sIgnificant o' nil , they go to
thin annie polItical meetings , listen to time
same stump speakers , and it a hot cain-
paign comes , engage with tIme same passion-
ateness In politIcal debate , discussing men
and measures at time street corners , and
lighting it out around the family taimle , the
hioutmehold not Infrequently divided against
Itself. In view of thIs , what patience can
be had when some hardshell tells tie that
the heavens would faii. society would be
ruined. the state would collapse if the
same woniei. once In March and once in
November. simoulth enter a decent town hall
or warm ! room-all the more decent for their
presence-walk to a ballot box and put into
it a Piece of printed paper expressing iii
concrete form the results of their previous
consitlerations ? " Thmoughtrmml men and
women may well echo Secretary Long's
aucstion.
Four of Senator and Mrs. Money's children ,
two sons and two daughters , are married.
The fourth biennial of the General Federation -
ation of Women's Clubs , which will meet in
Denver , June 21 to 26 inchmmslve , will be
time largest gathering of women ever held
In this country. About 1O0 delegates are
expected anti fully as many visItors have
expressed their Intention to be present.
Among them will be many women of an-
tional reputatIon in various lines of public
work. Every subject on the program will be
treated by specialists anti no paper or subject -
ject used at Louisville vilt be repeated.
The program will be of intercat to all
women , wimethmer home-makers or wage-
earimers. Aside from the attractions of the
biennial , the women of Denver have arranged -
ranged time most generous anti typIcal west-
era hospitality. Receptions , garden parties
and fetes wIll occupy time hotmrs spared for
social functions and a free excursion to the
mountains will be given nh ( lie delegates by
time biennial local board. Tue biennial
will be heiti In time Broadway theater , which
will be freshly decorated each imiorning with
time famous wild ilowers of the Rockies ,
The question of rates is not yet defInitely
settleti , but it is stateml that they wIll be
lower than ever before , The Western Pas-
seimger tu3sociation has lrnhmtel ; a rate of one
fare anti $2 over , and it is hopoti that the
eastern association will adopt the samoa
rate. it Is probable that a stop-over of
thirty days will ho allowed. A rate of one
tare will ho granteti to all points in tIme
state after the biennial , affording a fine
opportunity to explore the scenery of the
Rockies , Several excursions are already
being planned. Mrs. A. M. Welles , secretary -
tary of time bIennIal local board , will ho
giati to answer all betters of Inquiry. i1r
atldrusa is 1930 Lincoln avenue , Ienver ,
MIss Ethith Roberts makes an appeal to
womarmhmootl In time pages of the North Amer-
lean lttview , in which she begs them to retrain -
train front using fcathmor decorations , wimlc'h
mua ( ultimately result iii time extermInation
or the most beautiful bIrds. "In one year , "
site writes , "L,000,0O0 birds were sinughtereti
to bedeck women's bonnets. One bUllion
bobolInks were bereft of life , 70,000 song
birils' notes we're stilled , that their plumage
might be used for millinery iurposes. It
every weimmnim commld realize timat a bitt trimmed -
med with algrets was ornmimnentemi at the
expemmso of a little mother life , would site
still vishi for their adorimniemit ? Aigrets
are obtaIned in the breathing season , when
( ho mother bird-anxious to protect hr
young-will not hover far trout the nest ,
amid thus is an easy mark for the sports-
oman. Then , when the proud , happy mother
Is gone , killed in thin moment of her terror ,
time cries of the hungry baby birds are loft
for time echoes of time woods to soothe , until
death at last hushes ( item into stillness , "
iiriugu Nit , , ' % ei , . fronm time Orhimmmt.
SAN FRANCISCO , Juno 25.-Time steamer
Coptic arrivuI here today from tIme Orient
viii llommoluiu. it left Ilommg Kong two days
after the steanmer l'eru. which arrived hicro
yesterday , aiim ) reporta nothing new fromim
the Orient or from the hawaiian Islands ,
1) I ML' I m 1 I a
Detroit Free I'rt'ss , 1 hate to insist
Utefl toy husband's taking mc away for time
sunmnter , " she bmtitl in tommes of sympathy.
"It costs a grtat deal of money. "
"Why do you require it , then ? " asketi the
mtmother ,
"I have got to hceep him in a stuffy hotel
for a few weeks every year to wake hlue
apprectaW this way I keep hous. , "
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OESCAPE FROIVAR \ TAXES
They llft Nearly All Ciizcns In Ono Wity or
Anotbor.
BUNDLES OF HEW REVENUE STAMPS
Costly 8tlckrs to Be 1tcnil for hiusi-
ness on time First of JolT-
Gotiinmn' Contribution to
tue SnnIslm hniice ,
The effect oil IndivIduals of the new war
revenue bill , says ( ho New York Sun , Is
somethIng that a. very small proportion of
the general public hiM givcim any thought to.
The importers , mnnufactUrers , jobbers , retailers -
tailers , in fact , all merchants who hand their
wares over to the general public for con-
unmptton , have not been so remiss in this
matter , and time result is that most of those
who come in for heavy taxes under ( ho
new bIll have arranged things so that. their
share of time war reVenue will be patti by
time consumer. Then there are many other
things in everymlay misc by the general Pub-
lie , such as bank checks , deetls , mortgages ,
conveyances , notes and steamship tIckets ,
that time indIvidual himself must pay time
tax on. There is going to be a great mmurn-
her of surprised citizens on the first day
that the new law goes into effect , wimich
will probably be on July 1 , because the ar-
tides taxed are SQ
An Interesting feature of the new law is
tue new stanmps It Is going to put into use
in this country. There will bo htmndreths of
( ihiferent kInds. For weeks ( lie government
engravers have been nmaking designs anti sub-
mittlng them to the Treasury department
for approval. It is saiml that nil of this
part. of the work has beemi completed , and
that the government plants , assIsted by the
variomms banknote coimmhmanies , are hard at
work , trying to turn out enough stamps to
meet the demands of the first week in the
life of time iiev law.
Time demammd ( luring that week will be tre-
nientlous. Every bank check must beama
stamp. Most men know timat there aio thousands -
sands of bank checks issued daily In this
city alone. In the entire country there may
be 1,000,000. YeL the stampIng of the batik
checks is just one item In the list ,
During tIme civil war and away up into the
' 70s , when there was a tax on bank chmecks ,
the stamping was expedited by time banks ,
which entered into an ngreenhiint with the
government by means of which they were ni-
ioweti to atanmim themselves whole books of
checks. These books were sold to the de-
imosltors for the value of the stanips they
contained. Whether thIs method will ho
adopted now is a question. If it Is not , the
depositor will have to buy hIs own stamps
and stick them on himself.
As the distributIon of these stamps Is in
the hantls of ( lie collector of internal revenue -
enue , ftc ) ' Will naturally be on sale in the
olflces of the distrIct collectors. Bamiks also
irlll keel ) thmenm , they wilt be on sale in the
variotis exchanges downtown , ani In the
business centers of the city. Stamps of the
kind that almost everybody will want wilt
probably be solti in drug stores and retail
dry goods 8toro , as the ordinary postage
stamps are today. The whole tiiing will
eventually resolve itself imito a , perfect sys-
tenm. The interesting questIon Is whether
the government , in the short time It has imad
to get ready , will be able to supply enough
stamps to meet the demnanti of the first few
days , If It Is hot , there will be endless con-
fusloim and interference wIth business. However -
ever , thma goverimnient. is not generally remiss
in such amatters , and there is little danger
of such a breakdown.
( htIiiiiii's Slnr , .
New York City's contributIon to the war
fund Under time new law will be alnmo3t twice
as much as that exacted from any other city
n the eoummtry. There is very little to. base
calculatIons on , but it has been ioughly estimated -
timated that this city will spend j'ooo0ooo
annually on war taxes. There will be no
protest here. It it were twice as much New
Yorkers vauld stand it without a word.
The tax on beer Is nominally $1 a barrel.
It will be $2 under the new law. It Is expected -
pected that something hike $4,000,000 a year
will be realized on beer in this city. The
brewcra have refused to pay or oven share
the addItional expense. They say that the
retaIler must stand it. The retailers are
not satisfied with this plan at all. They
proposed some time ago that the government
qtmndruplo Its present excise charge , which
Is $25 , and lot them off with that. ThIs ,
however , did hot meet with the almproval of
time ways antI imicans committee , and they
rejected It. Now the retailer must get oven
on the consumer. Ho can do it in one of two
ways , either raise the price of a glass , or
make ( lie glass smaller. The bottlers of
bee decided some time ago to charge
cents more a dozen for bottled beer , but the
man who sells It over the bar Is still thinking -
ing it over.
Many of time retailers are growling at. the
refusal of time brewers to share the tax.
They say that the brewers are really gain-
era by the hew law , as the government
allows them a rebate of 7 cents on their
stamps. By charging retailers time full
amount they wilt be getting just that much
moore a barrel than they over diti before.
From the 10-cents-a-pound tax on tea , the
government expects to realize about ' $20-
000,000 annually in the country , New York's
share of this , based on the importations of
past years , wIll ho about $5,000,000. Theme
will be no tax on tea imnimorted before July
1 , of course , amid imy that. time inmporters
hope to got. Iii soimme 20,000,000 llOtmlids. Thmls ,
however , will only bu about 0mm-fifth of the
amount usually imported eachi year. Time
importers nflti ctaIleis will imever stanti time
tax themselves. Tea will msimnply junip mip
10 cemits a lmOUnti after July 1 and ( ho public
viil hmavo to may that much nioro for it ergo
go without.
Stamps will have to bo affixed to all
imapers relatlmmg to real estate trummsactions-
conveyances , deeds , leases , agreenments or
contracts , mortgages , trust deeds abi
mowers of attorney. Real estate zimen in ( hits
city ihmo are fimumlllar with time revenue bill
are wondering what the effect of time section
which imnIloses a ( ax of 50 cents per $500 or
fraction thereof on deeds antI conveyances
where time consitieration or value oxceemis
: is going to be. For years It line been time
practice to iimscrt nonminai considerations ,
encrally $1 , In deeds , thm object being to
keep secret the amount ol money involved
in a transaction. Hereafter a miorninal comm-
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simloratiorm mentioned in a deetl will not release -
lease thin parties interested flout stamping
thie deed at the rate of 0 cctmts for every
$500 of value of ( ho property involved ver
$100 , wimichi vlil , of course , reveal the real
consideration.
From real estate transactions in this cIty
time governmncimt. will probably derive about
$500,000 unrmually. The revenue from the
country from this item of the bill will probably -
ably bo between $15,000,000 anti $20,000,000.
'liii' l'invim him Vnil Stre.'t ,
A very large part of ( ho war tax will comae
out. ofVnli street. The tax of 2 cents on
each $100 of stock and bond sales Is a heavy
one , but the brokers are not kicking , Ihual-
ness on the Stock Exchange has averaged
400,000 shares a day lately anti if it continues -
ues at ( lint rate time daily assessmmient will be
$8,000. 0mm the total sales of stock last your
( lie revenue would have ( mccii $1,500,000 anti
there is no reason to imelleve that It will be
any less than ( limit after the revenue bill
gets in working order. Time fIgures if time
Consolidated llxcimunge last year would
bring its revenue up to within $200,000 of
tim Stock lxcimango assessment. The Pro.
duce anti Cotton Exchanges are let off with
a tax of 1 ceimt for $100 , 'l'hiIs would brIng
the former's contribution to thin war fund
( o about $150,000 and the iatter' about $59-
000 a year ,
About ( ho biggest item downtown , bow-
I will be the tax on htik checks , In T
lS7t time revenue from this source was $2-
318,455 lii the country The tax on bank
checits in this city nhin't , will probably rim
tip to $3,000,000 a i'a mmnder ( lie war rev-
cnuo law , From tM * ammk capital tax , the
tax on foreign bills of exchange , the tax on
1 Li
tim capital stock anti IT funthcd debt of all
corporations mind fnomtother taxes in the
financial center , it. fl climateti that $1,000-
000 a year will be ( , Altogether Wall
street will contribule sonmething like $13-
000,000 a year to thg yn fund.
Time tax of 1 centqjitelephone ? messages
costing more than S ' cents iii put on jmay
messages , of which tt1 were 9,000,000 sent
In this city last year. The telegraph corn-
panics have planned to get even on the tax
on messages by co4licling senders to put
a 1-cent stamp on nl messages. The ( do-
phone companIes are casting arounti for
some means of making the public share ( ho
added expense , but haven't devised any
schenmo yet.
Time tax on tobacco has been raised to 12
cents a pound. Some dealers have decIded
to keep up the size of the packages anti Increase -
crease the price. Othea have concluded
that it will be a better game to let time
price stay where It is and make the Packages -
ages smaller. Time cigar tax is not a heavy
one , amid time only difference it will make
wili ho ( lint you won't get as gooti a cigar
for the lirice as you used to.
Time cigarette tax is $1 a thousantl and the
piiimblc will either have to pay 6 cents for
a 5-cemmt box of ten cigarettes or take a box
with fewer cigarettes at the old lmrice. There
are over 3,000,000,000 cigarettes matte an-
mmimnlly in this couimtry , and the war revenue
on timem will be about $3,000,000. The an-
imtmal protiuction of tobacco is about 400,000-
000 pounds. Time incrensetl revenue on this
atimount would be about $24,000,000.
The tax on Insurance policies , on steam-
shiip tIckets , on express companies , on rca.
sols entering frommm and clearing to a for.
eigmm port , time iimlierinuce tax antI the nit-
amorous other things taxed In wimichi New
Yorkers are interested ivihi bring this city's
share of ( ho war tax well tip to $40,000,000 ,
anti many carry it beyond ( lint figure.
. VASlt IN ( 'I' ! 1 lit i It ,
Somime i'Inln Adviuc timmit Simoimimi 13mm-
nimt' Omie tim AoIiI 'I'romihile.
It is as great a mistake to wash the hair
too frequently as it is to wash it too sd-
dom , says the CIncinnati Tribune. In the
former case the c6nstant use of water is
apt to wash away the natural oil of the
skin , without which the hair not only loses
its glossy hook of health , but is apt to
turn prematurely gray and grow ( lila and
scanty. In the latter case time mouths of
the oil vessels at the roots of thie hair become -
come clogged , dandruff forms and the
growth of the haIr Is impeded , anti the hairs
themselves beconie matted and dusty lookIng -
Ing and utterly Impossible to be endured.
To keep the hair in perfect health it
shiould be wnshmeti at regular stated inter-
vats. If you nmi.m strong amid well and free
from a cold of any kind , once in every
timreo weeks or a nmonth Is the proper limit
of time to allow between the washlmigs. If
you are in delicate health it should be
washed every six
On no account sholild thin hair he washed
if you are suffering onm a cold in the imead
or from Inliueiiza , aa. rIous trouble may
he time restmlt. And in winter time it. is
host to have time imdrr ltamnlooed ) at home ,
instead of going ttie hairtiresser's , and
it should always beudofle in a room svlthm
a file. It Is a bad tlax to wash tue hair
just before golimg , .bj , as the hair has
no time to dry properly and is apt to remain
damp until mornini vImicii Is very injurious -
ous to its growth. , Tioest , times to wash
the hair are tile morimiag , the afternoon
or between 6 and ? 'at night.
In the latter casa..i.be hair will have
plenty of time to dry before you have to
go to bed. In thef6rmehmcnse , . it yo have
it washed in the dyTIine , be careful not to
go out of doors until It is quite dry or you
will run a very great rpk of takIng cold.
The proper way to wash the hair Is to
have your maid do It for you , In which case
you have only to sit in silent endurance
until it I finished , and , of course , In this
way it is very quiclcir and easily done. But
sometimes your maid. is not available , and
In this case you may have to do the shampooing -
peeing yourself. Of course , title will entaIl
much more bother and fatigue , but it you
know exactly how to set to work imbout. It
It will not be so long or so wearying a pro-
cosmi as It would seem to be at first sight.
First of all you must let your hair down
and brush and comb it well till it is entirely -
tirely free from any tangle. Then cover
yourself with a loose white cotton dressing
gown or dressing jaeket , with a big towel
pinmmed carelessly around your shoulders
and hanging down your back ,
Thou sit in front of your looking glass ,
comb in hand , and , partIng time hair with
this , rub into the roots the wash that you
are using to cleanse time hair wIth. Then
make a fresh partIng and repeat the press
till the skin of time head 'is spotlessly wimito
all over. You must not be afraid of rubbing
the scalp rather briskly. Timen you must
pour a littie of the wash into your hand and
gently rub It mill over the head , so as to
cause a thick lather. Next rinse the hair
thoroughly by hmolding the hmeatl over a batim
or basin anti see ( lint the bug hair is well
cleanseti at. the same time.
You muust iour warm anti then tepId water
over the hiad till the water iii your basin
is quite clear and clean , Tlieii sqmm&'ze time
hair ( do not wring it ) between the imamids
amid at once envelop it in a warm , dry
towel , rub it for a minute , then take a dry
towel and repeat this process till time greatest -
est nmolsture has been taken from the hair.
Now you can throw time hair back over time
shoulders and with a pIle of small , hot
towels beside you , you camm sit imeforo your
gloss amid , taking the hair iii sections , dry
It till all time dammipnes imas disappeared , Be
careful not to rub too vigorously or you will
get the hmaim' very hopelessly entangled.
It Is ivell o give thic final drying with a
palni-iemmf tan , Hold the long hair at aria's
length anti fan time air through it vigorously.
This is the Norwegian method , nail is a
very successful one , anti Is riot at all likely
to give cold , as It. woniml secia liable to do
at first sight. IL 1m winter time , you
shiquid sit mmear the fli'o with the hair down
for bmalf n hour orWmY'lmomir before putting
it UI ) again. If in slimmpr ( lame , sit. by a
sunny window , or in the open air , for the
same length of tirn6 ijovlded , of course ,
that your hair wimsimig"has taken place in
tlsytime and not atft'itimiset.
You must be surcxmiimat yini have au
abtmnmiant supply ofreshi , warm towels ,
anti that your hair _ ( dry before i Is
brushed anti comimbet ) , . tour brushmes must
be perfectly clean as well. It is better to
tq avoid tangled. ? ' have time hair put
UI ) till it Is dry as before you began to
wash It. - -
If you desire to tt' your hair sham-
lmooed hmy a hairdresser , be sure to only go
to a first-class m an'Wii is very particular
in hIs nietimods , I i1a * too often kimown
terrible akin trouples. eczema , parasites
and other horrors caught by people who
were not particular over these points , go-
log to any and Tery hairdresser that they
happened to be n ar , I mmmcii prefer having
time bmnir prQperly done at iiome hi a skilled
maid to running any of these risks. In one
instance that came under my notice , a tsr-
rible sltimm eruption of timla kind was caught
at a iairdresser's abroad , and , though that
is over seven years ago , medical skIll has
not yet been able to effect a cure , though
time disease Is beginning slowly to yield
to trcatment.j '
must also be borne in mind that the
shampoo wash , which may b mxcellen ( for
greasy hair , is not so efZetive when the
hair Is tin.
IEEPS ( CANN1BALIS1LIVE \
Object of' an Order that Exist.q Among an
Africut Tribe ,
Two SIERRA LEONE SECRET SOCIETIES
On l3xIst , , for Ni ) Other 1'mmrmus
Tlinmi to l'erpcimnte Man-lintImig ,
( lie Oilier to Ad'unce Icvlt
'WorsLli , ,
The further reports of masemicro In the
Sierra Leone province , on ( lie eastern coast
of Africa , contain Imut little detaIled inforimia-
( ion and Omaha people who are personnlii
acquainted with time work ( here are as yet
uncertain as to the fate of ninny of their
friemids. Among those in this city 'alto
have hinti actual experience with coutthitlons
there are Mrs. V. ' . P. llarford and Allen
McCullough and they are able to Jutige from
time habits ammtl customs of the mmtvea the
dangers which surround niir.aionaries at that
host ,
One of time chief sources to whIch the mis-
siomiary there looks for trouble is in time secret -
cret organIzations , time members of which
bimni timeniselves by lasUmig vows nnd carry
out fanctical nntl Inimuman rites which do
not pause at murder. One such society do-
Bcribo4 by Mr. McCullough is amnomig a small
tribe i50 miles froimi Freetown , the principal
seaport , amid its members are the only really
accredited cannibals itt the vicinity. They
are thin ( hisdililes of sonic unknown religion
hch ! prescribes feasts at stated Intervals.
Out these occasions families belonging to
the orgammizatlon settle by lot which shall
furnish time provIsions. Severai members of
chosen famimilles disappear on the day of the
batmquet. Any ciansmiman who shows weakness -
ness front nge or injury vanishes In the
annie mysterious fashion anti time socIety is
likewise kept free from surplus 'ommmen.
After timesc toast days , which are celebrated
far back in the "hush , " time tribe observes
a fantastical ritual which gives courage to
the "war boys" to commit excesses in time
surroimndiimg towns and It is timen that time
nmiaslonnry must hook to the security of lila
quarters. The society has no chief or clami
aliegiance and is simply bound together by
a cannibalistIc yew.
ItnItmer I'eemmhtnr Society.
Another organizatiomi of a loss dangeroims
typo. but considerably more extensive , is time
"Porro. " This society is not confimmeti to one
tribe , but has a general mnetmibershli , nmnommg
( ito natives ott ( lint part of time coast. A
lodge is locateti in all the principal towims
in time miative kingdom and eorrespomids In
uitany respects to secret organizations In
Europe and America which adopt barbaric
symbols and rituals. Time l'orro men , however -
ever , iinve thin unique fashion of ahihucting
wnyfntcrs and either holdtmmg them to mu-
seal or selling timemn as slaves for the nc-
ctmnitilation of "gin money. ' ' With time
proceeds they have riotous festivals far
away in the forests in a mnauner not. Unlike -
like their civilized brother.
TIm socIety imrogresscs through three degrees -
grees amid conslderahie preparation is necessary -
essary to attain full membership. Its final
object Is the worshIp of the devil nnd lie hts :
an Iiicarnzmto representative In time person
of the "I'orro devil , " a creature in faotas-
tic garb which springs out upon travelers
and with the assistance of its minions car-
rica thmeni away to the lodges. The first degree -
gree Is imparted early in the lIfe of the
camidldate , when ho is taken into the bush
at tim umge of 6 years and put through a
course of training until Ito is considered a
man at 23 yars of age.
At intervals of three years grand lodge
meetings are held In time'capital citIes and
on thso occasions the children preparing
for l'orro membership are Permnltteti to visit
their familIes. Often the inquiring mothers
are unable to iocate their children among
the others and are Intornmed that ( ho devil
has eaten them , or , in English , they are
sold as slaves to provide whisky.
l'orro. Soiimeim'hmnt Itesrzmlimcil _
The iaw of the BrItish protectorate has
intertered to seine extent with these pro-
ceetlings and with the abduction of travelers ,
so in order to give time latter what is non-
sitleretl a fair chance Porro men umang large
signs made of woven grass on roads leading
to Porro camps as a sign that those going
that ay must suffer the consequences of
time trespass. Time raids arc all matte at
nIght , and a peculiar yell , which acts as
the I'orro grip , is gIven to warn the way-
farcr that the dread kitlnaper lx at hand.
The Porro make an exceptIon of Europeans
to avoid the vengeance of time mounted
patrol and also pass by Mohammedan terrl-
tqry 'shero they are under a religious baa
anti the population is a unit agaInst timem.
A corresponding society among the women
Is time "flundo , " whlsh is a sort of ladles'
auxilIary to the Porro and holds allegiance
like its brothers to the evil principle in
nature. Their theory 0mm this point is that
time good power is already amiable , but the
evil n'ust be Piopitlated. Their lodges are
also icatterecl titmotight te larger towns ,
with retreats In time forest for the Inculca-
tIoa of good Bundo doctrine.
' 1'hIii 1iI.4ltES'l' ( ; IIIL.
.
L. A.V. . Bulletin.
ThIs girl that I'm to write about-you
know time one I nit'mtmm-
'rime girl whom nil time fellows swore was
lit to be mm. tmueen-
Of woumiminkimid she seemed to mime thti
si''t'tTtQiit mmmi tli , b'st ,
Anti ( htmL svns just percisely what hu
eeaed to nil ( lie rest.
Oh , my heart wns stirrctl when I first tact
her taco to taco !
Anti to my iiiiiltiemiiil ( dyes she seemed the
very itommi of grace.
I mtiore imu wits a gem , a rose , an mmngel
( mimmims w'Itmgs ) ,
Anti itli time oIlier tc'lioss's swore time very
self-sumac tliimm.
Aim , well do I remember how r yearned to
cumli lice amino !
To shmmire nmy Itit 3mm life synum 1mev wotmiti be
mm joy ml lvi mum.
Aimfi how I mused tim wonder It she'd care to
eimuimgo 1mev immune ;
Anti nil time oilier fellows , oh. they wondered -
dored just time seine ,
So bong as memory hoid sway I never
shall torrt't
When tirst I imehil her hand in mimme-I seem
to ( cci It yet'
It teititr Clmmsit , HO SOft anti light , anti yet
mit ) svarun imimmi true-
Amid mill time oIlier ( choirs , elm , of course ,
tlics' held it , too ,
Anti then 'tW'nH mifter 1 immmti kIssed her
Iimigerm4' velvet 111)3- )
I btItler , grew , flfli , Ii , ye gotis , I dared to
kitt item lh's !
'l'htt tmrireieits boomi watt tar above the
stealth of kings to liumy.
Anti all time other teiloit's got a kiss time
sanme mitt I ,
Anti when at lumst time ( line arrived , down
mmm m kmmt'es I tell.
W'imIitT l.em my lmtmlting , ( retooling way I tried
mn' love to tell.
Untii imt , sPoke time gracious word my
iimtiipy hirim to bless ,
Anti it , time oilier telloit's , why , she ga'e ( liii
itme sweet "Yes , "
I
Timeum to item stern imaima I um ( to ask him
for her humid ;
My knee's were ilmni , anti simmmking so ( lint I
could scarcmi' stammmi.
lIe klmmdiy gave his glad consent and wielmed
us mummy Jys-
lie did ( its very sol-samnii thing by all the
other boys.
And then , of course-you know the rest-
udited imeart imitti heart ,
I Itromniseti , I'd ham gooti and kind atmd true
' t II I ticat it do tIlt rt. ' '
Anti , wIth ( iotl' grmieitus help , I'll try to
ittflOtIm imer miii , timrought life ,
Au every fellow will for her-tim girl ha
made his
Nearly five immile , or , to be exact , 24,631
feet of gravel walks have been vommstructeti
Ohi thu exposition groummmls , Time total
atmmoummt of sod that has been laid is 23,6U
s Lmaru yards
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailyertipemmicims , $ tim r t hose cimlimmitims
U lii 1i tmikt'mt imimtli 12 itt , lee limo
i'mii 11w immiul mint Ii 8l ( ) tot' mitoriting
nii MtimuIay cilitiuns.
Ails'crlPsrs , lii' ri-questing Si. lttmflm.
hiremI lit't'h , itmm imn flmtsScrN tiii
tiremisril to . siiimnliercd letter him enre
of 'Elie lice , Aitiucos so
s ill lc tit'lt'cretl emi mrcaemm t at of
time iiek enl ) .
hlittts , 1 1-2c mm word first insertlimu ;
Ic a word ( hieri'ifter , Niptimimig taken
for less ( luau 25o for time flri * Imiter-
( bit. ' 1'liee nivt'rttsemteitt. nmmmmut ba
rmmn commceuttcly ,
; l'1'L1.VVioNS VAVI'131) ,
-
TYPiW'fliTING amid copying , 2G1 lice Bldg.
A-661 Jys
EXPERIENCED lady stenographer , tiotik-
keeper , cashIer , with reliable llrmmm. lierh
of references. Salary reasonalmle. Cnmm
furnIsh nmaciminc , Address 'r lit. Bee , itt
oimce.
FIRST class colored conk , lady desires a
posItion , iI20 Nicliols SI , A-342-26'
'AN'1'1iI-MA1lI Il riI , ( .
-
CANVASSlRS to take orders ; now limmo at
work ; ito imeavy goods to carry ; salary or
commission. C , F. Adams Co. , 521 13. 16th.
ll-24G
,
ANTI3D , 3 men Iii Omaha and one finn
in encim tiiiocctililctl town in Nebmaskit mind
adjoining tntes to take orders for uncut's
nindc-to.order umUitmi at $4.50 to $15.00 ,
mostly 14.50 to iO.00 , Pants $ l$0 to $ .00.
; co.to Icr unomith ummutde by ht'glnimeEs ' . 'Itlm-
out experience , \\u furnish full hue of
snmulmies mmmii all necessimr' otitilt. lit' fl3)
imlicittioti ititil reference blittilt simiti fUll liar-
ticuiara address American W'ooldfl Mills
Co. , Tailors for the Trade , Chicago , Iii.
13-M6i5 Jy5
1X1Eit1ENCED invoice clerk , good and
rapid writer , rimllck amid accurate itt hg-
tires ; sIan It. It. bill clerk amiti general of-
lice maim ; iihlmhicmitmts nuttat tittitO hue , mcii-
mmry amid ( ( memmuer emnimloyers , 4dtirems ' 1' 10 ,
lIce. 13-M225 26
SALESMI3N for ctgnrs ; $123 a niommtlt amid
eximeimses ; ohti firm ; experiemice imtiltecem-
sar ) ' , C. C. Bishop & Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
-130u36
WANTED at mice , 20 teams to haul brIck.
IC ritemibrimik liros. , So. Omnmtlimi. .
11-311-20'
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5 G13NT11i10N or Indies to ropresemit us in
this' city ; almc same imimmtmc'r to travel ;
call at omuce ; 3termnammcn ( iiositiomm. Creigim.
ton Block , Ioomn S. 13-317-20'
YOiTNG men , our Illustrated book eZllflhiiS
how to lenrum ( lie barber tritile iii eight
s'ec'ktm ; mailed free. Moler'mt Ilarher Coi-
lcge , Chicago. h3-M322 30'
FIVI3 roller chair amid jlnrlkasimri him ; mtmst
lflit Ui $10 forfeit mooney ; b2.50 for iits.
$2.50 tin uniform amid $5 as goaramitce of
good faitim , to be returuueti at cioso of ox-
lmosItIoml , Pro'It1eti moan remuimmi4 iii servIce ;
also omle imidy cushier mmmii one iookic)1Pt'r ,
all of % 'liom must ho veli entiorsed. Ai'-
iiY bCtWCCmi 11 ii. in. amid I p. rn , 214 South
12th St. B-M323
\VANTIID , 40 omen to work on farm.
W'iigm ; $1.25 a day. IIoarti 45e a. ulay.
Stamitlard Cattle Co. , Ames , Neb.
B-M133 Ja' 1
A.-SAI.ESMI3N to ahl cigmirs to dealers ;
salary , $60.00 to $200.00 lr unomtth amid ox-
housed ) ; experiemmee umtmmet'essary ; i'er-
imniuit'uit hiosititilt. Time Be i'.tora . Cigar Co. ,
Strimughlcid , 0. 13-
\VAN'IED. mcmi and womimcn lii every towti
to work for us at their homes , No emtn-
vnssiuig.Ve scuimi you work imnmedlmiteiy.
\V. ' have seermil Ilmies of wmrk to give
omit , samoa of whIch requires um , , experlemice
tviumttevi'r. I f ynum can't devote Limo c3moie
day to our work , you can earn $5 or $6 mu
week by vot'lmIimg an hour or two 01 Cii
uveimitmg. Enclose staumip.Ve vhlh senti
you full imistrtm'tions , free of charge. Standard -
dard Art Iiifg. Co. , No. 12 Stamidmrth : build.
tag , 142Vest 'l'ivemmty-tiilrd at. , New York
13-
WANTED-First cinuci engineer for a 500-
horse Power contiensimig emmgIne. 0mm wIth
sumac knowledge , , f electric ilghmtlng Pre-
( erred. Address with reference. T 32 , 13cc
Oihlce , . Onimilmn , . . . _ . B-311392--.Jy-2
WANTIID , sahdstni'n tosr'hi permimnes armd
toilet articles ; $ iOO per month nmmtl cx-
maims ; eXperi4nCe unnecessary. l'lumer
Perfimnmery Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
13-37S-20'
A1'l'oiN'rMI3NTS to tile govemnmnemi (
ser'lce. Thousands to be mmmdc. iii.
crt'mt.Mcti number ( itt accommtmt of wmtr ; free
clrcuiar 1S3 , glvimmg full particuminrit as to
posltiomis , smiariee , exummnllmmmtetns ! , etc.
Nat'l. Cor. hmmstitimte , Washlmmgbin , D. C.
11-379.26'
ihrtiGl1r , active men and wonien to or-
goutlze iodgei for firat-clnse society ; II-
censed in Nob. ; imayu sick , disability anti
death imemmelits to both sexes , Al terms ,
J. F. Reynolds , Exciummngo Bitig. , Bostttmm ,
Mmts. ii-i7-1n' :
13V1OrLY\V111313l3 , humstler to advertise Dr.
hlornaby's Remedies ; muillon circulars to
ditritumte ; sigmis to timek , ole ; salary , $10.00
weekly amid expenses ; stemitly work. 1)r.
Ilormitby Itenmedy Co. , Chicago , Iii.
13-319-26'
i'A1tM1ItS-For $1.00 I will semii all time
iie'S50r3' fittings minti tlir 'ctiomms for umliuk-
ing time imite.'dt Inuproved imutnuimmutie hog
waterer ; or for $3.00 will scmid waterer
complete ; reatiy for misc. 1 itumitlreds of
local ngemitm4'mtimted amid mm few to sell
territory. V.'ritc ( lie patentee for terms ,
etc. J. F. Elliott , Mutneon , him.
13-317-20'
WANTED , hiding sntlthie junkers , 1st class
11)011 can earn good wages. Atitlress at
once. Morley Bros. Saddlery Co. , 70
brush Ave. , Chicago. 31391 26'
WANTEI-Mmtmi to keep books at mulght.
NtIiC htmL cotriiCtCimt ) bookkeepers imeeml imp-
iiy , T 35 , LIce. 13-345-20'
C 0V13 I1NM 13N'r i'osit louis. Time vn r
makes a ( iemnand for mcmi 1mm time goverim-
mount civil service. Fiximmummatitmims stmon.
Full immfctrmnatiorm free. Colummtidmumi Cttrm'e-
spomidoncu College , Wmmshiltmgton , 13. C.
I3-M310-29'
FIVI3 first chmtsmt saicsmmu'fl to sell to best
retail mnerclumtumtm , . i'otiitltmimmt % i'ort ii $ O i'r
week mmuid expenses. Atldrcss Emmstemn
.Ifg. Cu. , Idmtmmhattmmti Bldg. , Cimlc'imgo ,
16-311-26'
COMMISSIONS mind CiXI'mleH. Nt , Iammmtl me-
( lii I r'tl ; hr,0 a moon t Ii guaru. . mm teed umm mmiii
ormle'rm4. 1\lotit'y refmmntli'd It mtls are imot
mtlitisfmt'ttry. 1ong t 'rmni4 of credit. First
class chemmme mumemi rmthIiremdH ulillelt with
ittzmeeuim. l3remmard Mfg. Co. , Iowa ( Ity , Ia.
13-313-26'
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3 Wl'lh 1)iIISSFII ) ltItlt'4100fl ( or thin rnn,1 , :
smmimmry tmn,1 ( . , ( pfflp3 211md4t etimilt' well
itcctmtnunemitletl. Cmiii 1'.ioumdmmy between 1
amid 3 p. in. lit 1319 Furmium tmet. l. C.
Morris , Ii-M420 21'
I. II. Fl I IIIIA itT 3mm the only expert lire
loss muijuster of timu , jmeopio Iii Oituimita.
ItOOmn 512 , Jhmown block. 13-MuG Jy2'
VA'i'J1I-VI351L16 hImlL.P ,
100 ( HIlLS ( or mmli kinds of work ; $3 to $7
week. Cunarhiari Ohilce. 1522 Domighmus ,
C-247
WANTED , 150 girls. flmpioymnent flmmrcmmmi ,
1521 Dodge. Tl.'ieIhmOflC 210. C-M&li Jy12
GOOD , lmmtehllgcmmt mnidt1ieageti 'oman
housekeeper , 13V. . Cor. 20th & Cahlformmia.
C-913 20'
\S'ANTl1)-GIrl ( or general lioumsewomk.
Cmiii 25khCellforjmima St. C-ZOi
C M 1'1''I'JNT girl wantIng 1)crnmnnent
work for getmereil imtiimseivork cmiii sectmm'o
It by cmmIlimmg mit ommt'e ; wuges $4 iter week.
2020 imnnme. C-MIOi 26'
\'AN'rID. ctimmipcteumt girl ( ctr second work.
Mrs. 'P. J. itogcrs , 1120 Park ave.
ave.CM207
W'AN'riD. girl for gemmeral % % ' : ;
lpencer Street. C-3l1.20
G1htI ( or gemmermil imoiisu'work ; 2 1mm fmmmiiy.
Apply 5 it. in. 211 N. 1' . LIft' Jilmig.
C'-M326 Jyl'
GiRL for gemiertml housework. 716 N. 22nd.
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vt AN'I'FI ) , tWO brIght yoummg indies tmf re-
ii ft t'mnemi t , rm'mmpem'tzi hi i I t y mm mmd gotti I imtlti rL'ss
to ii ceoumm pa mm y m ; ( Tilt lemon ii im mel vI fe I mm
ltf.3itess It ) mftUtiiern antI wt'stern citIes.
lmmmtioymmit'mi t very vr't hi t mm b I i' a flu
tiiutrotiritly remilm'In ble ; ru'lu.'rcmmcu'tu rim-
ml ii I red ; ux Itetmsei liii VU mm ( ' ( ' ) l : iiOiiit lmm I mnoitt
roil mu iii o iit'ctl mm imply. ' 1' 29 , lIet' .
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COM i'1'riN'r * mtvimogrmipiii'r muiti typewriter
ii un mmg Cxl.ttsi I iiit. A ulul mess t'ii Ii smm rum lila
of work , mumulitry cx IteuTIu'tl , mmmmucimimtmt fit.
simIlar whim , T 27 , Jico uillcw , C-30t-B'
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tTflh-PhiMAI.13 11111.1' ,
( Commtimmued , )
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A ( t')2Il'l'TI.NT girl for gemiemni homise
work , 4S01 Davenport. C 303
it.iII.S ; : : toemnbroitier table eotcts , work
sent to yommm' Imorne ; easy , good 1a'In
work ; stampeti en-ehnpo for snmTmlmO an
particulars. J , ii. \'iltiy , 23 Duane SI.
New York. t' 3s0-20'
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FIt lLl'V-iIOUSi5 ,
cloici'I Imoumses mmmiii cottages mill over city ;
$5 to $75. Fidelity , 1st floor , N. YLItL
I1OUSES. hhenewa & Co. , 108 N. h&tim St.
13-249
htOUSRt , stores. feints , I'axtoml bIOtk.
MOVING iiotmehobt1 goods utmid piminos ,
Oat.'aum & Storage Co. , 1511 ½ Fmirmmam.
'i'd. 1&.0.
FUttiTNtYltl amid ht'miaeholmi of ii anti IS-
room immodern ilat. for sale ; biuugmmln ; peed
loentiuti , rent lois' . ilemmils. l'ttxtoii 1JIIC.
iJ-zaa
COT'I'AGl'S-3.rocnm , $7.60 ritmti 13.00 : 5-room ,
$10.00 : 6-romirn , $ l2.m'.0' 5-reomum $10.00 ; newly
litiumteti anti paperetl'c'putlfui \ ; for shun-
thtiii. ' .10 lhOnti of 'i'rath , l-912
A S1'L13NDID mc'slmiemmecinimi barn near
Park nimil car hue ii roommis , nil nmodern
inulirovemmtommts , incluiuhhimg atenmut bent , ri's
amid electric light ; icmms for omme your. Fl.
ilehit ) ' , let Ii. N. 1' . lAte. D--M2IS 30
7.1(002.1 macmicra lmotii'e 'itlm stntir , large
simittly groummitis. Ilemnii , 1'n.ton Itik.
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IF YOU wammt a 7-room with large lots one
imioclc soutim \Vooiwom-tii avenue with
barmi for immmrses , ecv tummul hmuimitry house ,
call today 218 Citnmmmber of Comnmnu'ree ,
] ) -M219 27
FUltNhTthitl1 of li-rotmnm house for sale ,
$200. Ittuit . $20 per mm1aimtim ; ( 'emitm'nhi3' inca.
tt'tl , nit emmt. I I mm : in % I s I 1)0 itoltl : a l.a rgntn ,
Cull Itoommi 512 , ilt'OWii lhiock. L3-MIOI 26'
ill'SlD13NCl fumimmlshieti to remit for 2 or I
tnoimtims , miemir 50th ave. nmmui l'neiilc at.
1-ROOM house at 1117'ihlimmmims st. $10.
11. C. Peters & Co. , U. S Nut. ? hzmimk hiti.
D30S26
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tXt'OSiTlN VlSl't'ORS-iOOn tmmrmmIsimed
rooms.'rito to I3xiutsltloim htoommtimmg Co
1)oimglmts tlock , 16th timid liomige.
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T1113 Fitrummimn Terrace iluitel 2010-30-40-43
Fttrnnmn , New mnodcrmt build log , mmciv fur-
olsimluigim , nil ele'mjmmt otilsitiui rooms ;
porches , lawn , trees. Especimully uiesirumblo
lot' omitmu amid maummlly. i3-a11u. : .1 ylS
MiCFhY furmmisimd : roomummu. 2il2 Ctls street.
1-M207
ROOMS-lOIS Califormtin ; restmumrimmit near
F'UlINISIIED rooms. 3621 Cuss ; on Slier-
ummaui mivenue cat' ilium ; references required.
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FOlt transients , mmiodermm. ilwift , 20i0 Ihmirney
E-J30'
FUltNlSl lEl ) reomu ; sumigle or smuts of 3.
1132 SotlUm 11(11. (
1"UIINISIII3D ronmumu. 521 S. 20th aVe.
E-Mi5i J20'
PL1'1SANT rooumis ; eemmtmnl ; private tmurnlly.
1512 Davenport , E-M320 30'
h3X1'OSITION Olilciul hmmformmumi ( Bureau ,
1319 Farmiamu . ; 5,000 choice rooms to rent.
1t.-40
ELEG ANT rooms , 1S17 Lemivemiwort Ii.
13021J7'
MOlFII1N rooms , itousekeepimug. t1 I North
19th. 'l'rzutislcmmts. 1'-MS0G 30'
FUI1NISLIED rooms lit remisomumibit' prices ,
520 N. 19th. Jy7
EIi0GANT furmilshicd rooni for gcmutlemmiamm ;
centrimliy iocated ; imrlvate fniimiiy. (02 5.
22tl 1St. 13-M57 Jy5'
50 FURNIShED rooms , 1117 Douglas ; oao
bed in room. ITAtOGZ
ROOMS-$1 week up , 1751' , Leav. , upstairs ,
10-ulmio3 Jy 14
LARGFI front rottrn , lirat minor ; exposition4. .
entrance 2 blocks ; 24th tumid 1.otitrep ,
E-2SS 26'
ELEGANT roams fncimmg city lieu , EIght-
cemitii nod F'armummmn streets. Mrs. , Ieffries ,
mont 1 , Davlulge building. E-M330 26'
ELEC'rRIC light , nice betis , clean , cool ;
rates how ; day or week. Over 1316 Domig-
liv ; St. I-M3i9
2 NICELY fumrmilsimei ( rout rooms. umiotiermi ;
transients taken , t,09 N. iSthm St.
16-3.16-27'
A FUI1NISIIED room vithm all conveniences
for a young lntiy Imcrmmumment in Otmmmtima ,
at 2531 ChIcago. E-339-20'
FOR lti3NT , ulcsirmmlie moths , rmewiy fmmr-
uiisiietl , in prlvimte rtimnliy ; mntmdt'rmm con-
Vemmieiiceii. 2127 IolgtT ( St. E-30-26'
TWO tmmrmmimhmeti rooms , suitable for four ,
centrally located , $5 or week. Atlmlresj
T 40 , lIce , . Elli 26'
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NI'EiY furnishmeul mnodermi rootmm ( or 2
gentlemen ; $10 a. mouth. Atltiremts ' 1' 33 ,
lIen. E-100 26'
VERY pleamimummt south fm-omit mottmmmmm ; iu'mirn-
bum locatlomi , 2226 Farmimmm. E-M407 2S'
FtlItNlSimEI ) ICOOMS IlOAitI ) .
FOR two resjmectalio gentlemen , niceiy
tmmrmiisimed rotimmi , Ilrst-chnmis board , roomu ;
Iimmnscotn i'ark neigimimorhmooti ; cmmr line
commveuiiemit to South Omuhmui ; irlees .rcas-
ommmmble right parties. 1323 lb. 27th' nn
l'oppleton ave. F-302-27'
TilE MERRIAM , first class ( Cmli ) ' lintel ,
25th and Dodge His. F-253
rr.EASAN'l' rooms , mnothermm , atrietly first-
cln board ; reasonable rates ; trminsleumtum
taken , 522 N. 19th at. F-M(45
PLEASANT , -veil ulimnisimed room ; all met-
em comivenlemmees , ehtii or withiaimt irnarcl'
iirlvate famIly ; umear llamiscoma iaurlc. 1
32 , flee. F-792
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'rAIlI down tlmtmt " " " "
"for sam" or "for remit"
sigmm in your win.iow. 'I'tme lien reaches
mlmtmre Pcoli ) , ' in a dimy timimn will pass your
wlumdnw 1mm a unontlm ; anti timuty consult
timc'so coiumans when they wuumt tp buy or
remit. h"-65
TIlE SARATOGA IIOTI3L him the place.
American or Emmropenn. N. tV. corner cx-
posiiiomi ; tiiuermuun Ave. amid time 24th street
t'mmr limmes immiss time imtmmim'o. Sumnint'r resort
style. F'nmemiiles solicIted. Moiern , cool ,
comtmrtnbie , ltonmu'ilie Ihtmtimiu , gmus , lIldumo
antI library. 'Foicitimono lOll. You cart gut
IL street car anti hind a seat In It. We
have trees , llruis , grecit grmmss anti croqmmet.
Iommhdo parlors , vast veranmlmma , immmnimumocks ,
jul I y Imeolmi a a nd a jiet lieu r. I tat es mcmi mioum-
abio amid according to uccoinmumodatlonmi ,
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SOUTH rooms ; transIents. 2402 ( 'muss.
F--600 Jyc'
TilE 'J'IIIIOWErt.28 goomi rtomqi' . 203 N 17 ,
J'.IiS2 J2S'
Tlhl AL1IANY,2l01 Doumglmms ; newly fume.
nisimed. F-M6 Jyt'
WO1tF1NG girls' immmimiu. 123 H , 19th ,
F-M1l6 JylS'
U'FOi'TA-172i Davenport , transients necom.-
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tiiotinteui , h-0iI JI' -
13I.U'1'jFUL roams ; trmnaIeimts. 2.'iSI ilmir-
mi ) F'-M2l6 Jy20'
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VlHl'i'OltS to thin 'I'rmmmmsriissismiliiti , anti In-
terima I mmiii I i x poiti I I on wimiiml mig I a iut'cmiro
cormifortnijhe tlummrters calm mmmVo ( home mimid
oxmiermse by % i'mihItmg to or ( 'mmIiimmg uilmttm the
Olhicimmi lmmormnntltmn Itimru'mmim , 1319 letmrnmint
St. , the only euumtimtmrlzed agency of the -
ExhitHItIufl ) mmmii mmagiummermt. hitrtitmgcrtm on
arrival 1mm Oummaimmu cmiii tmmkm street curs
direct from army ( Idiot , Otiice ohtctm till /
mind umlgimt. F-2i7
MRS. Godito , 202 N. 18th. Trnmmmulems taken.
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Fi'ii3 11ENlFl'i I IUiJiil'i , 21st ammdl'Immkmiey
"I s. , f.0 uimm I mm I I I ' lu rum I shmeti rot , iii. ; au.
stimimuru , fruimn time A reh of time Stittet
e'erytimimmg hew tummti hirmit-clitmis ; terms rca-
nunmmble. F'2t6
'i'IIl Rose , 2020 llmtrtme3' : cool roonis , ( res
bmmtiis ; tratmsicmmtmt timken ; rmits reasonable , \
F-310
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IIOOMS mmumtl board. 316 5. 26th.
Ihlt itIl'l'-UNP'IulIfl4hhi3i ! ) ltOOMS ,
1141 NOIITII 17th , 2 iurge rooms with
Itmuntry , Wmmter iii rooms : mthtt ) iurgo fmommt
roam. housekeeping , inquire up staIrs.
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