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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1898)
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AI'l'vtcrI' SII lIull1rvJlc4 svIIl lIP dpi tcrpl1 lIlt lire1ifl1l)1I ( UI the cItlc niil , . St'FL1JtNM WATtl ) . I NGnndcopyIng.lI3feI. 'Ot'NO lzi4y tookkeepet % riimlIntl motlerate aIr. v1dre5s Box ZS , ltfIVOflflti. eb. WANTEDby3outigninfl llnderltaflth th &ttr Ut her c ri nil lawn ; liet of refcrencp. Addrei "X 3 , flee.MS1O -MS1O lIIl.l , . for cigar ? ; $12& it inonth and fixpensel ; oi1 ilrin ; experience unflece- iary. C. C. flhihop & Co. , St. L0u18 , Mo. ALESMiN to , ; ell office iiccIaItI in 1nnl.1fl : ind t4raka fln side flnes Iirnts : IflfikP tt tiny ; usPd l ) nil mer ehtinti. Model Mf , Co. , Iinx 11 , South Bend. Znd. men. our iIlutrateIcfltaklgue exdaInR how to iarn barber truIe In iIght weeki rnaliel frt. MoIir flarhr CllIgocIlcago. ( ' I3-M733 7 T4ILofl. nttcnd Dyhri ciittIn plioni lfli4t 13)ttom8 chnrges reaionabiq. &IS S. 1tlj. Omaiffi. I-MI 52 oi : of the oldeat maiiufncturer Iii Chi. ( 'ago wantii n m'iii ' to f'ciI cigars In e - lraRkn. Jown Ifflil Ranna , on comiuii- fIon. Iloferenco ntid iiccurlty required. JMiti P. hanson & Co. , 3I Miiwaukeo Ae. IJ-Ml3 1U , W ATflI ) . barber. colored : mtl5t lip oher , i4tPnd3 and it good workman : mnn of set- lien age preferred. 'iV. - U.Vrlglit Sioux } 'ahIM , S. D. - % 5' B. ] tAS , Florist , 1S13 Vlnton St. , Tei 776 ; iilafltS. Cut Ilowers , bouqtiet , hail , rest- I1PUCO. wedding nod grave decorations. Orders hy mull or exIrcss lronhItIy filled. Q-7s experienced clothing men at 11O homey St. . 13-S& ) 4 - - V \VATE1) , good tinner. A German vttti iIs ' 'in tOols prcferred. State wanes ox- wcteiI. Addresi4 X 2 , Ilee. I3-MS03 7 II 171.1' . too GUlLS for all kinds of work : 3 .to $7 wok. Canadian 0111cc , I5 Douglas. C-7 GOOD girl to help cook and chambermaid. L.angehotcl. COt S. 13th St. C-196 l1t'LO51EN'r hurtau , 1522 Dodge ; tel. S76. , C-MIQOIJ---A-14 - - - - - API'rtI7NTICE girls wanted. 310 N. 15th st. C-M6s : 6' PRAVEL1NG man with good paying lith'i- nos4 wlshei lady of good appearance for IL pnrtn.r ; must here some chpital. Geo. E. lted , room 7 Creighton 111k. C-MSI3 7' 1..IDIES to 1o tight. attractive work at home. Good pay. Call 33 Barker hik. C-MSU7 5' 1011 ItES'1'-1IOUSFS. C'lOICE hou'es and cottages all over city ; ; 7 o $77. rl(1eity : , first floor. N. Y. I.Ite. D.-57S lienuwa & Co. , los N. 15th St. D-79 i-iiyi , stores. l3emIs. Paxton block. IIOV17G household goods and pianos. Omaha Van & Storage Co. , 1511 Farnam. 'ret. 55U. D-SS1 FvrtNiiinF7 and leasehold of a 7 and 73- room modern lint for sale ; hargaln good location ; rent low. liemis , Paxton block. , % _ FF7S COTTAGES. 4M Board 'rrado. . D-503 srx-n6i ; modern flat. 1112 South 11th. D-141 t204 N. 27th St. . house S rooms , ultable for t\.I , families. $20.00. GAItVIN BROS. . 1613 FARAM ST. D-M4S2 1.IODERN. detached , nine-room house ; nice lawn , ihncIe trees. choice location ; 2.29 Capitol avenue : rental , $33.00. Tel. 573. , B. 11 Robison , MeCaguo Bldg. D-576 E MOIEItN 10-room. hr. , 25th. near Dodge ; eaSt front ; choice. Inquire 601 Bee Bldg. D-Mi0 1011. 1t13N'V-1'U11NI.21171) 110031S. rid nOOi ; , ,1417 Douglas ; one betlin room. F7-5s FiiiiiE : rooms , housekeeping , 2112 Suuth 11111. i2-.M47G _ _ _ _ _ visiToRs to the TrinsmIssissIiipI and In- ternatlonal Exposition wishIng to secure comfortable ( luarters can save time and t expcne by writing to or calling upon the : Official Information I3ureau , 1319 F'urnam ' / St. , tiit only nuthorizeil agency of the \ I7xposttlon management. Strtinger on arrival In Omaliii can take street cars direct from any depot. Olitce open jjy 12.-SS4S ELFGANThY furnished rooms , bath , teic- ilIone ; transients ; prices reasonable ; room I , luvldge IliIiltflg. Iigliteentli nnll Far- nam streets , optiosite city hail. Cars to ilepots and exIosltIofl. Tel. 2076. Mrs. J'ffrit's. - - _ I100MS , $3.00 month. 2916 Farnam. E-542 30' NICF7IX furnisheil rooms ; transients ec- coiiflOdatCt1. 2l19 Mason. r-Mt 7 VI'HNISIIED room for two gentlemen. 2221) Leavenworth. E-M760 7' Vt'ltlSllI2I ) rooms with or without board. :1)15 Douglas. 1-MBS 5' wishing first classrooms In pri- % 'ute faintly can secure same at H. W. earner BIli afll Cuiittol .ve. . west of iostotilUe. E-770--S' ; : iiEpItoNB ; : 2164 for cool , choice ronms. , NICI7 ( ' 00 ! . IIOOMS , rent reasonable , at 2236 Faruam Street1 conil floor. floor.I77T7.5' I7-7T7.5' PL.BASANT rooms , cheap , central. 1512 Davenport. E-M75 52 ' 3400MB-Modern , cool , airy ; $2.50 up. 511 N. 19th. B-3177 S3 3fl00M5 ; i1eLuekecpixIg. I ilV. Jatflccon. 3.-\161.i C' iFItlSl1ID : : room ; gentleman ; motlcrn ; ' soUth trout ; 1614 ChIcago Street. Flat P. E-21S9 7' I'IlNISl1F7I ) maui ( or one or two geri- licnten ; lirtate lainhty ; 2CI Dat'cuirnrt st l-7d0s 7 Pt \l4lI12i ) ltI)1t . ' . % I ) lit ) till ) . 7jj I3FWiT llOtSE-213t nOd l'Inkney Stil , ii(15 daintily furnish d rooms ; one squre froni the Arch of the Stats ; cvcrytlilng IIOS and unit cluss , ttrms roisol1ablo P-5S7 . i7Xi'OSITION TICKETS nod Saratoga iiutl tars for $2.00 per (10y adjoins the grounds , Sherman avenue car line passes tha house ; summer resort styie families rdiitc4 , modern , cool , irnnwllke ; baths , gas. l'Iglio and llbr4ry. 'elephone Bi34. Doubi. Parlors , humntogks , vast verandas , park , Seats In tile street ears ; Ito dust ; aiiy peod& and cs-oque. Write or 'pitone this minute ; special offer is for those who do. jili7 MF7ItRIAM.-Fjrst class famIly hotel , 2Ztbundflodge Ste. 0001) board , large cotnrortatiie ruom. shady lavn , otT Ames Ave ear lne ! ; $500 per week A'ides , staling referenies , \ ' 56. lice F iiiiri. lth St . cool roros. gs. bath , first ctiiss brar3 , rates resiab1e. ( 'I Pt1t\l5lIlB ) ltOM .t6P llO.tItfl. ( Continued 1 . TA1C down thRt for tUliP" Of "for rent. ' lCfl In your Window. The 11e reaches mre oile In a day than will psss your u Iniow In month , tind they oonsuit these columns when they want to bu or rent. iiEGANT rol rooms. with flrst.class ho.ird. three blocks from I' , 0 10cm Cap. ltd avenue. F-M6H ' tNPtIlN1'i'1B ) 1100MM. TI1RF1 rooms on parlor floor for houe- keeping or boarding. All convcnienr'cs. 22t l'arflnm Q-M71t3 7' . 1'lll 1IBNT-MTOIII7S .tl ) OFFJCI1S. Foil RENT-The 4'story brick building at 911 Farnam St. This buildIng has a lire. vroof cement basement. water on all ' etc Apply at the btflCeOf TheIlc. W5iOl.l5ALf3 stor' anti warehouse ; track- age ; excelleat shippIng facilities. C. F. Itarage Bldg. I-M293-A20' FOlt RE'NT-7flodern store In nOW DMIdgC tittildilig. Opposite city hail , Johit W. Itobbins , agent , 1502 } ' . DESg room , G. G. Wallace , 3i3 Ilrowflfllk. rci0. Corner 21th and hamilton. .tp. 1i15 23lScnidweli. 1-M4S.i FOIl 1tF7r : ; good barn-box stall-cheap l'02 Car's st. 1-M710 .t(317N'S W.tNTIID , - AGF7NTS nod branch managers ; saltily or , commission. Hunter Tailoring Co. , Cm- cinnati. 0. J-M947-Oct-1t' WtTID. reliable agents to Introduce Leos lied Bug. Itoacli and Moth I'1lllcrs ; exclusive territory glen ; best. cheapest , iargest. quIckest. reliable goo.Is known ; ciroulars. T'articulnrs free. Write Lee. Chenitet , 142 Monroe St. , Chicago. J-MOS1 AlO' AGENTS. : ro want energeUc and reliable men In nil localities , to 5olItt orders from constlmtrs. We offer a splendid op- liortunity to those who can Introduce high grade whisky , to first class trade. The Dlrchwood Distillery Co. . Newport. i'1on- tucky. J-M7SI 6' \v.tN'rcu-ro 1ll74T. SUITE of two or three rooms. turnlshed , . for light housekeeping in Omaha or the Bluffs. Address flewln , General Delivery. city. K-537-30' WASTED , board and room by young man of good adlress , permanent occupation ; iviil cay $5.00 per week. Address 'IV 61 lIce. - . STOII.tGE. I'ACIFIC Storage \\'arehouse Co. , tlOS- 910 Jones , general storage and forwarding. M-591 051. Van & Storage , 1511w Farnarn. Tel. 19. M-592 W.tNTIlt-T0 IlU5. IF YOU are in need of anything try the Want Columns of The Bee ; they wilt bring you what you want. VPRIGHTpIan0. 2d-hand , standard make. Give price and make. Address W 56. Bee. N-M734 FoIL SALC-IIOILMES , W.tC.ONS , E'I'C \'EEICLES all kinds. Prices greatly re- dueed ; Phactonettes. surries , special bar- gains. Crawford Co. , 1311 Jones.PM7S2 P-M7S2 S2 Fort SALE , fine ! Oad horse , buggy and harness. Address W 67 , Bee. P-796 1'OR S.iLI7-MISCBILAXEOUS. 100 IUNDS mineral waters. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. , 1513 Dodge St. , Omaha. SALE , ten Th1.P.A.N.S. for S cents at druggists ; one gives relief. Q-59 ; IIIAVE 2 RemIngton typewriters that I wIll soil cheap. Frank E. Moores. City hail. Q-595 - HOG , poultry and lawn fe.ccs ; all wire ; Is best. Wire Works , 14th and Barney , FOR SALE. Smith-Premier and Remington typewriter ; second band. Typewriters rented and repaired. J. J. Deright & Co. , lila Farnam st. Q-MS)1 A9 LARGEST stock hardwood lumber. hog fence. waxing brushes , etc. Chas. It. Lee , 0th and Douglas. Q-93 STAMPS. coins , bought , sold. Mortenson , 401 N. 16th. Q-M66S 30 Fort iit7 ; ; or trade , engines , belier pumps , elevators , shafting , pulleys. pipe , valves anti other machinery. bprague Machine Works , 1216 Jones St. Tel. 163. 163.Q5l1 Q-5l1 1126' FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-a quantIty of cut 5.Ineu ) lImestone curbing. For rar- ticulars call at 101 Bee building. - QM-4-4' FOR SALE , Chase piano. 922 Douglas et. . Q-M65 SI IIARGAIN , store and dwelling , shelving , contents show cases , tables , ice box , folding lounge. chairs ; must be sold. as owner is leaving Omaha. 3119 Ames Ave. Q.-774-4' F1N1 family cow. 2151 S. 3. Q-Ml02 17' : t I S CII lI..t N II 0 I'M. T\VENTY-FIVC cents will buy the latest imblication Illustrating the U. S. and Spanish navies. naval commanders , etc. ; almost 200 photographic reproductions , with a large map of the East and \Vest Indies , at the 0111cc Of The lIce. If ordered - dered by mail. address Navy Photograph Department. Omaha Bee. It-SB ANTI-MONOI'OLY Garbage Co. . cleans ccsspools & i'r1u' vaults. C21 N 16. Tel. 1779. 1t-213.A17' ( 'l.lItV0Y.tTM. DR. FREIrtl'K M1LTO , the clairvoyant medium , uvlto gave such wonderful reve- iatlona and tests to the peOIiO In his nu- iflenco 3t Patterson hail Sunday night. can be consulted daily on alt allaire of life. business and disease ; if you are contemplating chalIces. marriage , dIvorce , in tact. anything you want advice on , OIilco' lC27 Dodge St. . car. ' 17th. frame house , 9 a. m. to S p. ni. S-M112 5' M.tSS.tGll , M.t'FliM , I71'C. BATHS. ladies only. Mrs. I'orter , 203 Doug , bik. T-MS9-A'J MEDICATEI ) baths , massage ; also' vapor baths 7Imc , llrisson , from I'arls. 10 N , 12th. T-MIZS-A15' i1.'nA : ; r.14.1SON , baths. massage and ruagitetie treatment. 119 N. 16th. . room I ? . upstairs. T-M259.A20' MllS. flIt. LEON , electric massage bath Parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. 11th , upstairs. ' 1'-M7l1 7 _ MADAMII SMITh , lit orlt 15th street , massage and baths ; room 2. T-7&0 A' 1IIME. , 'tIIIES , ( .07 5. 13th , IL 10 : massage , baths. T-M79I 1) ' iiSAOE , baths. electric trenttnent. Etta Ileijnard , il. 10. 1522 1)ouglas. T-MSII. 7' I'BIISOXiII. , 'J4V1 CO. , 341 flee building. U-30 uI RUPTt'l'IE cured for $30. No detention from busIness' 6 years in Omaha. Caller or write for crculars. Empire Eupluru Cure. 932-33 2'ieuv York Life Didg. , Omaha , Neb. PILES cured in 7 to 10 days , without lain ; one trealmeilt toes the work ; call or seni for cireulars The Empire Pile Cure 9B ew York Life buiidtng Omaha. U-2I9l3 TIlE old reliable msrlmonial bureau sod socIal club still extends a gordiat Inritu. lion to all ; especially strangers. Don't be ioniy , coma and meet mnan' up-to-date young ladies and widouvs anxious to tuarry. 311 ICarbach bik. V.-M726 SI TIlE OMAHA SOCIAL CLVII furn'shes lersonal IntroductIons and correspondence to suitable partic. , Call or addres. with stamp. Boom , 53 S. 13th. Allis Turney , manager. U-MM A3.2 PEI1MON.tI. . ( Continued. ) _ _ _ _ NELLIE F. ltiey , manicure. cliIropeIlst , hair dressing , 415 MeCrigue Bldg. 'U-719.Sept. I A LABUE Map ofthWorld , one of Cuba and another of the kntire'et IndIes , showing Cuba , Porte Rico , I1ytI , San Domino Martinique and all the other 1'est 1nlan Islands ; 10 eent at ? 'e i.-- omec' . lii' mail. II rents. Address Ctiban Map Dept. . Omaha flee. U-SI-S I3ATIIS , massage. Mme. Post , 31 S. Bth. T.11DIES Tumkishbaths. Mme. Post , 2l9' S. 15th. e-34 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A GIIEAT physician's cure for sexually weak men for $1.00 ; particulars 2c. Box 2C3 , Omtlhtt. U-772 At' 1IOto become lawtui bflylcinfls. 1nW "crc , dentists or pharmarets. Lock box 97. Chicago. Ur1BI AG' BAThS for Indies ; far superior to Turkish baths ; at 216.220 Bee Bldg. U-M333 LATEST blcI'clenr hou'e waist at the F. Ieriy corset parlors , It. 10 , CreIghton Ill U-M754 ; Al : ; 1910 DODGE ; SUPEI1F1.t.'OlS hAl It cured ; ladles must call SaturPty , 51111t1ny and Monday ; leaving the city indefinitely. Mme. True. t-MStS ' Morr1TO LO.tX-ItE7Ala EMTATE. W'ANTEI ) , choice farm and city loans , 31. C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nut'l Bank Bldg. $100,900.00 special fund to loan on first class improved Omaha property , or for build- tog purposcs. Fidelity Trust Company. 5 PER cent money. Bernie , Paxton 131k. w-41 $1,000 and upwards to loan on improved ProPertY.V. . Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam St. \V-267 C PElt cent city anti farm loans. Garviri Bros. , 1613 Farnam St. ANTIIOY Loan & Trust Co. , 315 N. Y. L. : quIck money at low rates for choIce farm lands In Iowa , Northern Missouri. East- em Nebraska. MONEY to loan on improvel Omaha real estate. Brennah.Love Co. , 219 S. 16th. W-540 MILL1O'S eastern money for investment send for circulars. Investors' Directory , N. 1. $200.00 and up. F. D. Wead , 16 antI Douglas. W-Aur-Io o : MORTGAGES. G. G. Wallace. B3 Brown blk. W-M733 I WILL loan $2.00) at a low rate of interest on first class real estate security ; Dougl.s county farm loan preferred. John W. Itobbins , ISII Farnam St.W776 W-776 I HAVE a few thousand private money to loan on gilt-edged security. Lyman Waterman , 22 N , 'V. Life Bldg. . .S\-S0I 5' M0IIY TO LO.tN-CIIATTELS. $10 TO 110.000 TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUBNITI'RE AND PIANOS - NOS , HORSES , WAGONS AND CAR. RIAGES. WAREHOUSE 1IECIPT. etc. , at ! owes ratea in Omaha , Soutn Omaha and Council Bluffs. No removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you can pay the loan oft at any time erin in any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 306 South 16th St. THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY I2- CORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAhA. X-542 MONEY loaned salaried people holding permar.cnt positions , with responsible concerns Upon their own name. without security : easy payments. Tolman , 31. :700. N. Y. Life bldg. X-543 BUSINESS CIIACES. FOR SALE or rent , a No 1 good blacksmith - smith and wagon shop , consists of buIlding - ing 60 feet front by 40 feet deep , two stories high. InquIre P. 0. llox B. C. W. , Norfolk , Neb. Y-407-A-6' WANTED. a man 11.000 cash to take a half interest in the best payIng concession - sion on the Midway. Must be willing to devote part of his time to the concession. Can show Profit for the past two months. Address V 51 , Bee. Y-M693 AG' FOR ' 3ALE , old established meat market of t. N. Bush , 601 So. 13th. Call at premises ; best market location in city ; other business interests compel me to leave town. C. N. Bush. Y-775-7' FOR SALE , city right for Nashville , coy- ering valuable device for advertising or otherwise. Exclusive city right. Cash or royalty basis. Act quick. Farnham Dc- fiector Co. , It. 11 , 121 South Clark St. , Chicago - cage , Ill. Y-M791 6' EXCHANGE CHICAGO FOR OMAHA PROPERTY ; 6 Modern Brick Flats , all rented. Annual inccme $9G0 ; incumbranco $6,000. Want $1,500 Cash and Clear Farmer or Omaha improved , Commission to agent , F. Koch , 2603 , 5 , IlaIsteaci. Chicago - cage , Ill. Y-M7S0 7' A SPLENDIDetabILqhed medical practice in a lIve town In S. Dak. Large territory , PlentY of country work. good pay. no real estate ; $50,000 for Practice and lixtures In otfice , Inciudng ! stable outfit. Good rca- eons for selling. A fine chance for an energetic - ergetic young man. Do not apply unless you mean business. Address Physician , x I , care Omaha lice. Y-Mt03 7' FOR EXCII.tNGE. FOR EXCHANGE nice quarter section of good farm land and clear lots for savings bank certificates. State amount and what bank. Address W. 31 Bee otitce. . 'h-SIC-a. - FOR S..LE or exchange , light open surrey in first-class condition for a heavier surrey - roy or cnrriage ( top preferred ) or wilt trade for stylish driver , 1 100 lbs. or more. Tel. 33 , suite 501 , Paxton blk. Z-M559 AS' $2,000 STOCK hnrdwaro and residence , or either , for farm or clear rental property. Address 'V 65 , lice. Z-M7s7 7' TV1'Et'tt ITElL S. TYpEvRITEflSfor r 'nt , * 4.00 per month. The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1625 Farnam Si. ; Telephone 1254. REMINGTON Standura Typewriter and supplies. 1619 Farnam. 121-Alt' stenographers to investigate "The Oliver ; " typeWriters bought and sold. 1609 Douglas at. 42 All \'E rent and sell the best typewriters made ; largest stock of good supplies in Omaha. t'nited Typewriter and Supply Co. , 1612 Farnam St. FOIl S.1,13-1l10.t1. ESTATE. FOLLOWING desirable jroperty ; business lot corner , OOxlSO ft. . In ho. Omaha , paved. Business lot. GOxiSlt ft. , improved , South Omaha , street paved. Tract (24 ( lots ) , leth SI. Tract (20 ( lots ) , 30th St. F'or larticulurs apply 1012 Farnam St. - 1117-547 HOUSES , lots. lands. loanaalso ; fire Insurance. Bemnts , Paxton block. 3117-543 HAVE you some lots to sell ? Now is the time to dispose of them ; let the people know that you want to dIspose of them. The lIce reactes the ieople who have the money. R17-666 FOR SALESroom - S-room oouse , full lot , on ear line , $1,000.00. S-room house , modern. large barn. 223 California street , $2,500.00. 3 houses on full lot near car line. houses rented for $11.00 month. h'rlce , $500.00 , 3.room house ntul halt lot on I'atrick aye- nIle , between 24th and 25th Ste. Price , 3500.00. 32 ecres fronting Dodge St. , four miles from P. 0. , ; 2000.00. 2 acres , south front on HamIlton at. , 4 blockS west of car line. $550.00. \S'e have it large list of South Omaha prop- erty. Including vacant and improved bust- ness property , lots and houses and lots near the racking houses , and acre tracts lit Iareels from ope to five acres cacti , near South Omaha. Potter & George Company , 1601 Farnam si , 7 . 3117-7119 FARMS for everybody. the very best stock and grain tarn' in Case Co. , Neb. , 240 , finely improved ; 300 acres in Case Co. , $15.00 per acre , on easy terms ; 673 , well improved. in Adams Co. , fine farm. $17.00 ; 160 In Adams , well improved , $23.00 icr acre ; farms in almost every count ) ' in Neb. and western 'owa , farms In any size. Write me for particulars , Lyman Water- man. Ill N , Us : , Life Ihltlg , 1117-797 4' FOIl 5.tt.t2-1112.tl. ESTAT11 , ( Cofiti000d. ) POll. SALE , desirable tIdcnce lots , 124x 130. in first-class Iocntion ten rninute' walk front court house. cmieap for cash , Address 0 61. 11cc. htI7-.MuT 00.0) FOIl 6 ftill.siaed lots on electric ear line , 3 , 2t. Frenser , Opp. old I' . 0. R17-M792. FOrt SALE or exchange for choice inside rental property $6,500 first class seven per Cent bonds ccured by first mortgage. Can be divided. In nnswerinr give locv- tion and price of property citerel. Ad- dressWtl , Bee office. 1tE-2t--S' NORTHWEST corner Eighth and Leaven- worth , 66x132. two-story brick building , track In rear of lot ; price , 3l2(1) ) . Inquire _ ot _ own ! premises. 1117-719 4' S-ROOM hnUs , 1413 N. 11th et. ; city wateI big shade trees , rents 115 per mnu price $1,350. W' 64. lice. ltE-M.tl 52 COLORADO farms , ranches. large traCts grazing lands for sale ed lease C. 17 , \S'antland , 1025 17th st. , Denver , Colb. 11F2-MsO4 11. fllCAL. IDlES. If you can't tell a doctor your trouble nuldress I' . 0. Box 1iJ. ; Omaha , Nob. , for information. M-SOS AS' ALL women who can't raise famIly should constilt the renowned German specialist , Dr. Fries , 1.513 Dodge St. Letters 2 cents , -439 AD' lltlLIt'OOI ) Lt'hlll1fl. OMAhA Ilarduvood Lumber Co. , oak , hick. ory , ash , cypress , poplar , etc. 13 & Call. 4)9 A25 FVIINITL'1t17 I'.tCKl7D. M. S. WALILIN' . 2111 Cutning. Tel. 13.11. - - -543. VIOLIN MAlCIG. C. A. CASE , violins repaired. 416 Sileely 131k. 122-All 1,1ArOS rt'NED. PIANOS tuned , $1,50. Rose , 1521 Dodge. SlIOIt'I'lt.tXD . ( NI ) TYI'E1VIt1TIC , VAN SANT'S rchool , , 717 N. Y. Life. The school whose students get employment. Conducted by an experienced reporter. 550 _ _ - AT OMAHABus. College , 16th & Douglas. 057 ShORT-BAND , up-to.clate , taught by court reporters. floyles' School , 403-5-7 Bce bldg. I'RIVA'I'E IJOSI'ITAL. DR. LIEBER , cancers , female diseases , 1912 Leavenworth. -MISC A19 STBIIE ( ) AND ELEC'I'ftOTYl'lG. II. S. STARK & CO. . 1110 Dodge. & 5S-A2S - - IIICYCLES. NEW wheels , $17.50 to $25 ; secondhand wheels , $5 to $15. Omaha Bicycle Co. , 16 & Chicago. 552 STAMMERING .t'13 STUTTIOI1ING. SCHOOL for cure of these d 'fect.s. Julia E. Vaughan , 300 N. Y. Life Bldg.M$90 M-$90 AS' s'rEso G R.t I'll ER 5 , WE SOLICIT and turalsil positions for stencgrnphers free. The Smith-Premier Typewritei Co. Telephone 1234. 059 AUCTION. .1. 31. MAXCY & CO..huctioneere. room 119 Paxton block , want. your auctipn sales of real estate , merchandise , furniture , live stock. etc. -350 FOIl LEASE. LARGE yard , with trackage , centrally 10. cated. Address Box 52 , City. 727 ItOUSFI MOVER. lV. COY , removed to 1716 St. Mary's Ave. 629-A.29 VA'IVNIi It 0 ICE ft S. H. MAROW1TZ loans money. 413 N. 16th. 033 I LOST LOST. gent'sgold wntc , made by James } Cahn , No. 10100 ; left in closet at Union " -Pacific depot ; liberal reward for return to U. P. tIcket office. LOST-793 LOST , a pair of gold spectacles. Return to 1914 So. 11th St. and get reward. Lost-772-5' LOST. pocketbook , with notes and Impers , 11. B. Boyles , Bee Bldg. Reward. Lost-SillS C P0 U ND. FO1.'ND. money. Owner can have same by calling nt this omee Saturday , 5 p. m. , stating amount , what kind , when and where lost and pa'ing penses of pub- lishing. I 'd5IS C' - SUES & CO. , . S PATENT LAVIILRS AM3 SOLICIIORS flee IiIdg , Omaha. Seb. Send for our free 1nvnt- onB Guide. Cheap lown Farms for Sale in Madisop county. I have the cheapest and most desirable farms in southern Iowa. Prices rangIng from 320 to 1.50 per acre. Come and see them or send for list. Mention Omaha See. Address A. IV. CRAWFORD.S'Interset , Ia , VOSTOVFiCI NOTICE. ( Should be reed dully by all interested , as changes may occur at antime. . ) Foreign mails for the week ending August 6 , iSIS , will close ( PROMPTLY in all cases ) itt the General Postomce as follows : 11A31. C171.S PUb'S' MAILS close one hour earlier than closIng time shown below , Trnmii-Attflntio Mnila , SATVI1DAY-At 6 aim for EUROPE ( except - cept Spain ) , per a. a. 1.ucania , via Queens- town ( letters for France , Switrerland , Italy , Turkey , Egypt and British India must be directed "per Lucania" ) ; at 7 a , m. for ITALY , per a. s. Aller , S'iit Naples ( letters must be directed "ver Aller" ) ; at 7 a. in. ( or FItANCE , S'I JTZER1.AND ITALY , TURKEY EGYPT and BRITISh INDIA , iSer s. 5. La Touraine , via I3avre ( letters for others parts of Europe ( except SPain ) must be tiirectea "her La Tou- mine" ) ; at 8 a. in. for NEThERLANDS direct , per s. s. Amsterdam , via Rotterdam - dam ( letters must be directed "per Am- sterdum" ) ; at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct. per S. S. Anchonla , via Glasgow ( letters must be directed "per Ancliorla" ) ; at II a. in. for NOIt'At' direct. per s. s. Island ( letters must be directed 'per Is- land" ) . After the , csing ( if the Supplementary Transatlantic Maile named above , additional - tional supplementary mails are opened on time viers of Ins k.mnrtcan. English , French and German steamers and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Nulls for South nail Central America , S'eIt ladles , ICtu. FRIDAY-At S a. m. for i311A'ZIL , per s. s. Hevelius , via Prnarnbuco , llahia and Rio Janeiro ( letters for North Brazil cod La r'lata countries must ho directed 'per Iheu'eitus" ) ; at S a. rn for LA I'LATA COUNTRIES direct , per a , s , Beilucia ; at 10 a. rn ( suppletnentary 1030 a. m. ) for AL'X-CAYES , JACMEL ntd SANTA MARThA. jer s , s , H. Dumois ; at 1030 a. in. for hAITI. per a s , I'rins Willem II. ( letters for Venezuela Curacao , Trinidad , British and Dutch Guiana must be directed "ncr Prins Willom III ; at 2 p. in. for BAIII3ADOS dire"t anti NORTh BRAZIL , via Para and Manaoa , per s. a. Grungense. SATURDAY-At 10 a. m ( supplementary 10.50 a. m ) for FORTUNE ISLAND , JA. i'OSTOPPICE NOTICE. ( Contintied. ) MA ICA , SA\'ANII.LA and U IIEYTOWN , per s. s. Altfii ( letters for Oosl Itica must be dlrcIeu "re : . Aunt" ) ; at 3:30 : p. rn for NEWFOL'NDLANj ) , per steamer from North Sydney ; at 8:30 : p. fl. for ST. l'hlORItE-MIQL'ELON , per steamer from North Sydney. Mails for Newfntmndinra , by raIl tci flail. ffl. and thence by steamer. close at tlmia omce daily at 3:50 : p. m. Mails for Mi. quelon , by rail to Boston. ane thenec by steamer , close at this 0(17cc t1ai1' at 3:3.3 : p. in. Stalls tot' MexI' CIty. overland , unless specially nddrcsd for Cespateh by steamer. close at this Office daily at 2:3.1 : a. rn. .inl 2S : p. m. "Registered mail cloaCs at 6:00 : p. m.previous day. 'Frnnu-Paeitlo tinlls , Mails for China and inpan , per s. 5 , Tacoma ( from Tacoma ) , close here daily up to August " 4th at 6:30 : p. in. Mails for Australia ( except thost ! for West Australia , which are forwarileti via Europe ) . New Zealand , Hawaii. FIJI antI Samoan Islands , per s. a. Maniposa ( from San lranctsco ) , close here ( icily up to August " * 1 at 7 a. m. , It a. m. anti 6.lt : ) p. in. ( or on arrival at New York Pt 5. 5 , Etrtlrla with British mails for Adstralltt ) . Mails for China , Japan tint ! Hawaii. per s. s. Boric ( from San Pnn- Cisdo ) , close here daily up to August 7th at 6:3' : ) p. ni. Mails for Chine and Jnjan ( specially ndt1rssed only ) , her a. s. I.m- press of Japan ( from t'ancotlu'er ) , close here ilnily Ill ) to Attgtist " 15th at C:30 : p. in. Mnils for Australin ( except Vet Australia - tralia ) , $ ew Zealand , hawaii afld Fiji Islands - lands , per s. s. Aornngi ( from Vancouver ) , Close here ilaily after August 6th and up to August "lSth at 6:20 : p. m. Slalls fi'r tue Society Islands , per ship Galilee ( from Satu Francisco , close here daily up to Au. gtlst 25th at 6:30 : p. m. Trans.Paciile malls are forwarded to port of saIling daily and the schedule of closing is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. 'Regis. tered mail closes at 6 p. so. previous day. CORNEliUS YAN COTT , Pos tmnsi I' I' Postofllce , New York , N. T. , July 21 , 1193. It.tlL'AY TIME CAnt ) . StIhnOUItI PACIFIC RAIL- . 1k road-General Otlices and I Ticket Otlice , Southeast Cor- ncr 14th and Douglas Streets. I . I s'elephoae. 104. Depot , 15th and Webster Ste. Telephan's 1453. Leave. Arni'e. Kansas and Net , . Limited . . . . . . . . . . . ' 3:07 : pm 12:55 : pm Kansac City & St. Louis Exress . . . S 9:30 : pm ' 6:00 : am Nebraska .oeal . . . " 4:30 : urn " 9:45 : am . Daily. ' Dai ! exceut Sunday. I 1JIIICAGZi , IIUI1LINfJTON & Qutncy Railroad - "The I BurIinton Burlington Route"-Tickct ' Office. 1502 Faraam Street , L F' ' Telephone 230. Depot , Tenth outj and Mason Streets. Toic. . - _ phone 12S.Leave Leave , Arrive. Chicago Vestibuled Exprcus . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:05 pm ' 8:10 : era Chicago Express . . 9:45 : am ' 4:10 : pm Cicago & SI. Louis Express . . . ' 7:15 : pm ' 8:10 : am Creston Local . . . . . ' 4:00 pm ' 10:45 : am Pacific Junction Local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 11:55 pm ' 5:40 : pm Fast Mail ' 2:50 : pta Chicaflo Special . . . ' 12:05 am ' 11:00 : pm S Dii iy. " Daily except Sunday. I 1ICANSAS CITt ST. JO. sep'n &Council Bluffs Rail- 'urIinton' ' ' road - 'The Burlington I I Route"-Ticket Office , 1502 I I Route i I Farnam Street , Telephone 250. Depot. Tenth an Mason - I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I son Streets. Telephone 125. Leave. Arrive. ICansa 5 City Day Express . . . . . . . . . . . S 9:05 : am 5:40 : pm Kansas City Night Express . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 11:00 : pm 6:33 : am "Exposition Flyer" St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . V 4:30 : pm l2:05 pm for St. Joseph and S Daihi. -BURT.TNGTON & MIS- ' souni River Railroad-"Tha U fli Burlington Route"-Gen- oral Offices N. W. Corner L II Tenth and Farnam Streets. oute ] TIcket Office , 1502 Farnam _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Street. Telephone 230. Be- pot ; Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephoas 123. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln , Hastings and McCc'ok . . . . . . 8:35 am 9:33 : am Lincoln , Denver , Colorado , Utah , California. Black Hills , Montana & Puget Sound . . . . . ' 4.33 om 4:00 : pta Lincoln Local . . . . . " 7:00 pat " 7:40 : pm Lincoln Fast Mall. " 2:55 : pm "U:40 ama Denver , Colorado , Utah California and uget Sound 11:55 pm 11:55 : pm 'Dell : ' . "Daily except Sunday. , ST. PAUL. IttIN. , neapolis & Omaha Railway -General Offices. Nebraska Dlvislcn , Fifteenth and I ; ' uLL4t't0T' . , , ' , \'ebstcr Streets. City , Licket Office. 3401 Farnam Street. Tele- thone. 561. Depot. Fifteenth and Webster treeta , Telephone , 1.453.Leave. Leave. ArrIve. Sioux City Accom. . ' 1:50 : am ' 5:33 : pm Sioux City Accom. . " :50 : am " 9:15 : pm Blair. Emerson , Slow : City , I'oflca , llarlin'ton and Blonmild . . . . . . . . " 1:00 em * 11:55 are 5iu--city. - : Mati- kato , St Paul & Minneapolis . . . . . . " 6:00 : pm 9:00 : am I Daily. ' Daily except Sunday. " Sunday - day only. " Does not atop at DeSota cc Co ma a. FREMONT , ELKIIORN & I ' MissourI Valley Railway- General omces , United I ' States National Bank Bldg. Southwest Cornet' Twelfth ram 5treets. Ticket Office 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone , 561. I5epot , Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1.453. Leave. Arrive. Black Hills , 1)ead- wood , Hot f4pri'gS 8:00 : pm $ :00 : pm Wyoming , Casper and Douglas . . . . . . " 3:00 : pta u" 509 ; p i-hastings , York , David - vid City , Superior , Geneva. Exeter .Ic Seward . . . . . . . . . . . . " 3:00 : pm " 6:00 : pm Norfolk , Verdigre and Fremont . . . . . 8:15 : am " 10:45 : am Lincoln , 1S'ahoo & Fremont . . . . . . . . . . 0 8:15 : am ' 1045 ; am Fremont Local . , ' * ' 7:10 : am York Passenger. . . . . 6:10 : pm 9:40 : ann ' Daily. " Daily except sunday. " sunday - day only. " Daily except Saturday. . ' . " DaIly except Manda' . JC1UCAGO & NORTHWEST. , em Railway-City Ticket Otlice , 1401 Farnam Street. jIIlhJ/ Telephone , 561. Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets. Telepnono , 629. ' Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 6:40 : at 11S5 : pm Mo. Valley , soux ; City. St. Paul & Minneapolis . . . . . . . ' 6:40 : am l0:45 : , mMe Mo , Valley. Sioux City . . am . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pm Boone , flennison , Council Bluffs . , . . 10IO : pm 'lOCG : an-i Eastern Fix. . Des Moines , Marshall- town , Cedar Rap. - ida and ChIcago , . , ' 11:05 : am 4:20 : pin Atlantic Flyer , h $ . cage and East. . . , ' 1:55 : pm 4:20 : pin Fast Mail. Chicago to Omaha ' 3:15 : pm Northern Express , , 5:30 : pin ' 1:40 : em Om.-Chicagn Spe- clal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:15 : pm 8:25 : ann Daily. 1 S1OUx CITY & PACIFIC , Railroad - General Offices , United States National flank Building , S. tv , Con. tier Twelfth and Fetrnain Street , Ticket Office , 1401 Farnam Street. TelCphone. ( .61. Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone , 620.Leave. Leave. Arrive. Sioux City , Man- kato , St. Paul , ' 6:40 : am 84q ; am Minneapolis . . . . . . . ' 5:3pm : ' 1045 ; pm Sioux ' Daily. City Local. . , , S 745 ; am P 0:00 : pm - hIICAGO , ldii..WAUICFF ; : & etc.,5 St. I'ai.d Railway - City trkot (1111cc , 1504 Farasm Lwu itre t Telephone S4 , & _ _ _ I . _ _ _ . _ _ . , ' felephone Tenib end , 629 Mason Streets. Depot1 Leave. Arrive. ehlcago Limited Express . . . . . . . . . 5145 ; lm S :20 : are Qmttna & Chtc.go Exprus . . . . . . . . . . " 11:00 am " 1:15 : pm Sioux lty''and De Malntjs I7xnress , , , , l1:00 : am " 1:15 : 'Dsily. "flatly except Sunday , pm A 19 A RAIL1tUAD u- Ticket Office. 1415 11'arruim ! - Street. Telephone 132. Dcpo 'c ; . Tenth and Mason' Streets , I Telephone 62g. Leave. Anlve. Louis "Canon I flail' Express. . . . . 4:30 : pm 1I33 are S Daily. STANTON'S ' ROLL1 OF 1USlC A Remarkable Autograpbio Collection Fre- rented to the Paymater ceneraL ENOUGh SELECTIONS 10 BEAT THE BAND Itflt'tllili's of tnr IIgltlensd rItlt Snatches of h'ng 1)ellt'intiel3' Itcnlrte,1 1y flic "right- l'n-ninster. " The brIghter aspect of the War depart- meat building In Washliigtoii has been par- ticulerly noticeable during the last week. Naturally the change was ascribed to the prosrect of an early peace. An tnvestlga- tion proved this to be a mistake. The cause has been traced to the paymaster general's office , where Oeneral T. 11. Stanton holds forth and whiles away his bile moments singing and whistling selections from en autographic roil of music presented by ad- inirers . of his vocal abilities. The Wash. lngton Post tells about it in this style : " 1 believe I wouldn't take' a thousand dollars for this , " exclaImed General 'I' . Il. Stanton in his 0111cc at the War department as he pulled out of his drawer a regulation army pay roll. The glad expression on the paymaster general's face was proof enough that he bad found something which pleaset ! him. " 1 think 1 shall take it over to the White house and show it to the lirest- dent , " he added , as he opened the leaves oZ bite broad roil , whIch disclosed the names of promInent government omelals , grouped with mIlItary titles , every man of them enlIsted for four years front the beginning of Major McKinley's inauguration , and an n nronrtate snatch of nonular music writ- tcm opposite each. "It's correct music , " continurd the getieral , as ho stood up in his shIrt sleeves and took an extra pull at his corncob pipe , his long gray hair tumblIng about uuder the breeze from the electrIc fat , . There are not a few people In Washington who will guess at once that General Stitnton has received a preseut from Major Eugene Coillu , additIonal paymaster of volunteers and formerly clerk at Willard's hotel. Such is the fact , Those uuho have been at the desk there in Major Coffin's time remember the bars of music , appropriate to the day , with which he adorned the hotel register. Always written lth great precisIon and in scarlet ink , these contributions were as much the wonder of musicians as of the ordinary mortals that frequented the hotel lobby. More than any other taco in America , probably Major Coffin retains catchy' strains from the popular music of a generation and is able to reproduce it on paper at call. lie is likewise familiar wIth musical instruments and not infrequently played a part in the hotel orchestra. Major Coffin served in the Twenty-third OhIo reg- mont of volunteers s'lth President MelOn- Icy and the personal acquaintance then formed resulted in his appointment just before - fore the adjournment of congress as an ad. dltlonal paymaster of volunteers. The ap- pointmebt zi a personal one with the pres- blent and gave unusual satisfaction in Washington. Major Coffin was ordered to Tampa , where be is now stationed. "flail It , tIle Chief" for Mc'ICiitiey. The pay roll , drawn up with so much care and exquisite penmanship , purports to be for "field and staff and company A , First United States volunteers , for the month of July , 169S , in Camp Washington , District of Co. lumbia. " The head of the list of "names. present and absent , " Is William McKinley , wIth the rank of colonel , who re-enlisted March 4 , 1897 , for a period of four years. Major Coffin very naturally added , out of gratitude io the president , "will surely have to serve eight years , " after which he starts out his musical transcriptions with a bar of "Hail to the Chief. " In time of war and on a war pay roil Major Coffin very logically places Secretary of War 'Russell A. Alger next in the list as a lieutenant colonel , who also re-enlisted on March 4. 1597 , for a term of four years. Opposite - posito this name Major Coffin has written small black notes over scarlet lines to represent - sent a bar of- that stirring hymn , "Onward , Christian Soldiers. " The name "Miles , Nd- son A. , Major" comes in after -General Alger and is followed by an r ppropriate bar from "Let Me LIke a Soldier Fall. " Aeslstant Secretary of War George B. Meiklejohn is classed as adjutant and the music opposIte his name is "W'atctman , Tell Us of the Night. " That pleading selection , "Intercede for Me , " is written on the same lIne with Attorney General John W. Gnigge , who Is classed on the pay roll as "Major and Judge Advocate General. " "Greenlnnd's ley 'iIouitaits. " Borne df the musical selections that follouu' are equally approprIate. Taking up the heads of the various medical bureaus of the gov- eminent , Major Coffin begins with Surgeon General George N. Sternberg , to whom he ascribes a bar from 'Come , Ye Disconso. late. " Drs.Vaiter Wyman and tV. II.'an hleypen of the Marine hospital service nod of the navy , respectively , he places under It.tILWAY TIME CARD. ( Continuea.u FACIFIC - t4aJ Overland Route"-Oeneral Of- JIitIsI , flees , N. W. Corner Ninth and Axfe ; _ . . Farnarn Streets. City Ticket c $7JZ..J Ott'ce , 1102 F'arnam Street. . Telephone 216. Depot , Tenth . " . and Mason Streets. Telephone C13 , Leavq , Arrive. "The Overland LimIted" for Den. ver , Salt Lake , and western p'ti. . :30 : ann I 445 ; pt The Colorado 5pe- cial , for Denver & all Colorado p'ts. 'hlSS pm 6:40 : a Fast Mail Train for Salt Lake , Pacific coast , and all western points . . . 4D pin ' 64Q ; am Lincoln , Beatrice & Stromsburg Ex. " 0:50 : pm " 12:29 : pm Premont. Columbus - bus , Nortollc , Ur'd lalnnd & KearneY 4:33 tim ' 1220 am Gra'ndlsland 17 , : . . " 5:00 : fm " 12,2O jim I Daily. " Daily xept uniday. SQutli Omaha Local Pass.-Leaves , 6:15 : a. m ; 7:00 : a. ml 9:15 : a. ma. : 3:10 : p. ma , Arrive - rive 10:15 : a. in. ; 3:30 : p. ma. ; 6:00 : p. m Council Bluffs Local-Leaves , o:55 : a. in , ; 6:50 : a. ma. , 7.40 a. m. ; b40 ; a. in , , 10:30 : a. ma. ; 2:15 : p. rn ; 4:33 : p. ma , ; 552 ; , p. m.8:20 ; : in , ; 10:05 p. m , . Arrives , 6:3 : , a. m. ; 7i : a. ta , 3:35 : a. m. ; 11:30 a , ma. ; 3:10 : p. ma. ; 5.40 p ot 6:3. : ) p. rn ; 9(6 : p. ma. : ! ot ; ; p. ma. _ _ _ _ CHICAGO ' ROCK ISLAND - , & PacIf'c Rnilroad-"The ( Ireat Rock Island Rout. " , I Cits' 'rieltet 0111cc , 3323 I . , ' S Farnam Strest. Telephone 428. Depot , Tenth and Mason Streets , Telephone 629. Leave , Arrive. Rocky Mountain Limited , eaSt . . , ' 1:39 : am 1:25 : am Rocky Mountain Limited. west . . 5:20 : am ' 5:15 : nra Chicago & St. I'atml Vesttbuled E i' press . . . . . . . . . . . ' 5:00 : pin 1:25 : pm Lincoln. Colorado Springi , Pueblo , Denver and welt ' 1:30 : pin 4:23 : pm Ciipago ) , Des ItIoitis a hock 1s1and . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 700 pm 'll:25 am Atlantic Express , for es Moines and eastern points " 7:20 : am . ; f9 pr Colorado F'iyer " 7:00 : lflfl 45Q ; am S Daily ' Daily except flundsl. - OMAHA & liT , LOUIS RAIL. I PQI 1 ruad-Otnalma , Kansas City & Eaetern Ilaiiroad-'ruie Pori IARTI4UR1 Arthur Route"-Tlcket Office , IRQ3)If. I 141.5 L"arnam Street , ' 1 ole- phone 3. Ienot , Tenth and Tontreots Telephone fIS , Leave Arrive , SI , Louis Cannon Bail Express , . , . 4:3.5 : pin 11:33 agi Kunsa ( 'ity & Quincy Local , , 7:40 : am 9:09 : pin Hansas City Ex- Ir5 . . . . . . . . . . . . 7X : am Port Arthur Express - press . , , , , . . , , , , , , , E30 pm Bath one musical strain , "Itope. " BrIgadier Gsa. cml A. IV. Greely. chief of the signal corps , luo has fame as an arctic explorer , Major Coffin remembers with i'ar " ' a ' of I'rnm Greenland's Icy Mountains , " l'residcnt John Ii. l'roetor of the I'nhtetl States Clvii Service commission Is clascd on the pay roll as a chaplain and two bars of music written op. posite his name. One from "Nearer , My Coil , to Thee" and another from "Sweet Spirit , hear My Prayer. " On each line Is carried out a atateroent that the officer mentloneil was last paid by " 3iajor 'F. II. Stanton. " The "year of continuous servlc" Is also indicated and the amount of money paid. Other well known men of the day ore classed among the noncomtnlssIonet1 ofil- ecre. John Addison Porter , secretary to the president , is inatle a sergeant major and the bar of music for him is from the ' \\'ords of Cheer. " Secretary of the Trezaury Gage comes next , as quartermaster sergeant , to the tube of "Silver Threads Among the Gold , " and after hIm is Secretary of .tgrl- ctiltuire James M. Wilson , as a commissary of military subsistence , to the tune of "When the Corn is Waving , Annie , Dear. " "The Soldier's Farewell , " which so ninny people like to sing , is ascribed to Adjutant General II. C' . Corbiti and 'ltockcil in the Cradle of the Deep" to Secretary of the Nay ) ' John B. Long . \lajor 0. 14. l'ruden , one of the llresident's secretaries , uvho at- ways carries messages from the WhIte llouso to the capitol , is remembered with "Loves Old , Seet Sotig , " end "Comrades" is matte to apply to Librarian John Russell Young of the Library of Congress ; Colonel T , A Iliugham , lii charge of vublic buildings Ant ! grounds in this cIty ; Assistant Secrciary of the Treasitry 0. 1. . . Spauliling , General John A. lOtseon and Second Assistant Secretary of Stntu Aivey A. MIce. les cv "i'll. ' linimreli , If tlio SCfl , " Everyone nio recalls the music "I'tn the Monarch of the Sen. " nould certainly as- sign that to Admiral George Dewey , ns Major Coffin has done , The otilcers and sol- tIters , uuho anxiously await pay day , wIll appreciate "Coronation March , " whitch ii written 211gb 00 the top of one page at greater length than the others and "ito. spectfuliy dedIcated to Brigadier General T , II. Stanton , paymaster general of the U. S. A. " Major Coffin line dedicated a bar of "See liii , Conqtmcning Itero Comes" on ( ho top of the opposite page , to General Wltliarn II. Shatter , A snatch front "Flee as a Bird" Is tenderly dedicated to our fallen heroes , " while "Dennis" is "warmly dcdl- cated to Senor Sagasta of Spain. " Perry S. Heath , first assistant postmaster general , is mslgneil to "The Letter that Never Caine , " tid Commodore WillIam S. Scbiey to "Life on the Ocean \'ave. " There is a long list of privates in Major Coffin's compilatIon. It is sufilcient to men- 3 Lion some of them and the music that ho has associated them with. On the same line with Astistnt Secretary of Agriculture Joseph If. liriglmam is a bar of "Not for Joseph : " for Auditor for the Postoflice Be- partnient Henry .t , Castle , a bar of "Oh , What a Difference in the Morning ; " Captain A. S. Crowninshield , chief of the bureau of navigation , "On the Banks of the Wabash ; " Commissioner of I'ension 1-h. Clay Evans , "Why Should the Nation Forget ; " General B. tv. Flagler. chief of the bureau of ordnance - nance , "A Warrior Bold ; " Chief of the Se- eret Service William P. ilazen , "lie Never Came Back ; " Chief of the LIfe Saving Seru'- ice , Sumner I. Rimball'ben the Mistu have Cleared Away ; " Assistant Secretary of State Thomas W. CrUller , "Tramp , Tramp , Tramp ; " Martin A. Knaon. recentit. reappointed asan Interstate comnmereeconi- missioner , "The Vacant Chair : " Commodore George \V. Melville , chiaf of the navy bu- reu of steam engineering , who is a hero of arctic exploration , "The Way is Long and Dreary ; " Commissioner of Labor Carroll B , Wriht , "Drill , You Terrier , Drill , ; " Cap. lain Charlie Loefiler , the faithful doorkeeper at the White House , who was recently made a military storekeeper in the army , assuring his retirement on regular pay within a few years , "Then You'll Remember Me , " and Alexander McDowell , th affable clerk of the house of representatIves , "Glory , Glory , Hallelujah , " which those who know Clerk McDowell Intimately will especially appre- elate. There are several other musIcal selections - tions for various other publIc men. The roll closes with the name of Major Coffin , 3 there beIng uu'nittcn on the same line a bar of "Taps. " The last page of the musical payroll bears this communication : TAMPA , Fin. , July 20 , 1598.-General T. Ii. Stanton , l'aymaster General , United States Arm > - , Washington , D. C. : My Dear Chief-If you , as well as the other gentlemen - men named in it , will pardon this little fancy , I will promise never to do it again , Very respectfully , EUGENE COFFIN. Major anti Additional Paymaster , U. S. V. .is 03.1) tILIt % F'AC'i'OIIY. Plugs fur Our Sltiiis tItt.li' in ( lie Ne't t'orlc Nttt'Yard. . On the floor of the great flag room In the New York navy yard are drawim patterns arid designs from which the flags for the navy are made. The lines of these designs , relates the New York Press , are painted on the floor or laid out by means of brass-hicadeti nails , and it is no eat , ) ' matter to design a flag accurately evemi with the help of these lines. The largest American flag made by the government is called No. 1. It measures 34.85 feet In length and 13.12 In breadth , and is rarely used. Probably the Detroit and Minneapolis are the only ones of lJnclo Sam's chips that regularly use this size. The size known as No. 2 , which is considerably - siderably smaller , is ( be popular aize , and Is the one used by most of the war ships. In addition to this one flag , all the dlflerent sizes below it are carried by each of the cruisers and war ships , The hunting which Uncle Sam uses Is tested severely before being used , Prom each lot of bunting a small sample of about a foot square is taken , and this , after being steeped In fresh water for twenty-four hours , is then scrubbed with strong soap and rinsed and dried. 'rhen it Is nut under aunllelit for from eighteen to twenty hours , andif it shows no fading it Is accepted. This one navy yard uses 50,000 yards of bunting an- nuall > ' , but for the present year probably one-half more wIll be added to the average figure. Not only are American flags made hero , but flags of all nations as well , for Uncle Sam's cruisers must have other national flags brr.Idea our own. The roost difficult flag to make Is that of San Salvador. This flag requires all the colors used in flaginaking , namely : Red , white , blue , orange , yellow , green , brown , black and canary yellow , Costa Rico has another difficult flag , using all but the brown. Now comes the news that one of the most famous flags owned by the govern. mont is rapidly dIsIntegrating from agt , nod lack of attention-the flag In which John \'llkes Ilooth caught his foot as lie Jumped 3 on to the Stage of Ford's theater on the night when he eliot President I.incoin. That flag had made history , even before the tragIc scenes of the assassination. it was made by the women employed ip thi Treasury department at the time when hit mqlt' employee organized to defend tIme capital from the raids of Jubal Early. Tht women presented the flag to tbe Treasury guard , Two nights before the assassination the treasury guard gave an entertainniept at Ford's theater , and the flag was employed in the decoration of the box on the right ot the stage , It looked tp pretty that the management asked for the continued loan of it until after the visit of the prealilent , which had been announced for the evening of April 14 , The rent in the flag made by Booth's spur Ia still plainly visible. 'I -
