13
"Oil SU.Ii-HBAl. BTAl'Il.
IS AKn t rife
lURRAK HOMES
AKMB AND LANDS.
JAAIMIII pbo;
TIE.
OOOt
OjDOROE F
BRMX5.
Part on Block
TeVrphWM-
4"tSS2 ll5M' 201 h Ht4 Farkr. Ye-
tj5. rtrtarn, witlL city ntar, mgr.
" ttna lmit, pit, water, sewer,
within one mm of nortlmaw cot. of
7 ruoniB. S closets, jmntry and china alnwt.
e"Hf rf . rtty water, w wer, wroth fnjnt
iw BrtMtol t.. paving paid, this is a iir
culn ut S1,Sj.
t-room rottape near 17th and Corby wH
bMHt and in rxeelletrt condition: cftr
water and pas tn kitchen, newer. brn.
lam- enough for Mix borss lot SWJsJfco,
twgl a few days apo this place win tmld
Ht $.0oo hut if taken at once can i.c hud
ler n,M.
HOUSES AXD LOriIN EVERY PART
OP THE CITY-AT ANY riUCB AND
ANV TKKMS-niOM $400 UP TO
$t,6W AND UPWARDS
DON'T READ THIP unless vnu mean hurt
tiess Till lt intended lor those vho have
been thinking of burin? on of the
BEAUTIFUL SEYMOUR LOTS Another
fk or two and they will be cone, and
tww who ha- already bought would
nt sell for nr.ythlng like what they imtd
1' nothing of the term A FEW
MORE LEFT AT W3. TO $3. 5 CASH
AND $5 TER MONTH Ixej.'ed wltWti
live minutes' wall: of Ames ave and 24th
m. car barn
SUBURBAN HOMES.
would you pot like u suburban home We
have winif bargains iti thee Look at
this a 7-room house and 2-Ptory harn.
one acre, on oorner, within five blocks ol
Sherman ae car A bargain at tlMJ-
WAVE HOUSES "WITH TEW ACRES
WIT-HTN THREE OR FOUR MILES OK
rosTorrir-E, from a few hun-
I1RED DOLLARS UP TO $X.nr. M.OKt OR
gju CAL AND EXAMINE OUK
- . FARMS AND LANDS
HAVE A NUMBER OF CHOICE FARMS
NEAR OMAHA, AND FARMS AND
LANDS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE
STATE AT ANY AND ALL PRICES
AND TERMS.
FARMS FOR RENT.
Havo a tint- half to-rtlon for ronl within
two or threr mliif of imcl:lnc hou.
South Omaha, cranfl FEEDING BARN,
LOADING STATION ON FARM, only
i0 imr ytar.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS
Havp wtmt fit th? bfxt reMdonc Bltp; In
the elty. Have u barcattj at CtMi near
ffith uvc. und Douclun st. Look at this.
Have other rhnlre lotis handy to Hlch
Krhool and Creighton collcpe- Come and
lnvt'Btlcuto.
narrate In SPLENDID LOTS COVERED
WITH LARGE SHADE TREES near S4th
and Mundertton utn., ONLY ttno each, and
ONLY J10 down, and ONLY tlO per month.
"WHOLESALE, JOIIRING AND TRACK
AGE. Have ome of the bet trackace propertlet
In and about the city of Omaha. Moht
suitable for wholesale, munurarturlnc
and Jotiblnc houcs. Come and pee ua.
TRADES.
Have Rome pood trading properties con
htantly on hand. Give ut a call.
GOOD INVESTMENTS
Do you want a pood nolld brick Farnam
utreet eorner In the busiest pun of the
city'.' A havo n
Do you want two brick blocks of a doien
flats, inside location, for 111,000? Think
of it. Like finding It.
Do you want a Knap. 121 ft. nquare, near
1Mb. and DoucIbk. for fM.HW!
Do you want a lot, ROxiri ft., at 20th and
and Farnutn ut fllO jier front foot'
Do you want a brick block within stonfE
throw of city hall, brlnginc in 11,600 rental,
lor I16.W0?
Do you want nnother brick block ln same
locality, brlnplnp ln X2.2i0 rental, for
12S.0U0?
IF YOIT WANT TO BUY. SELL. EX
CHANGE OR RENT ANYTHING IN
THE REAL ESTATE LINE COME AND
SEE ITS.
f. PER CENT MONEY
to loan on HrHt-claws city or farm nrop
ertleB. GOOD SOI'ND FIRE. TORNADO OR
PLATE GLASS INSURANCE.
GEORGE P. BEMIS.
(Established In I'OO
Telephone BK. Paxton Block
RE IN 15
HERE'S A SNAP.
"We ure authorized to offer for t2,r.i0. on
reasonable terms, one of the best built
houses ln Orchard Hill, located on the
nortl)aHt corner of 41st nnd Seward sts.
The house contains front and back parlors,
dining room and kitchen on first floor, all
hard oak finish, and four fine bedrooms,
with larpe closets and bath room, on the
second floor. There Is sewer conneotlon,
furnace, gas. hot and cold water plumb
ing In fact, Is modern throughout. IT'S
A BIG BARGAIN let us show it to you.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor, N. Y. Life Bide.
r.c c it
f-ROOM modern house near 22 fc Harnvv.
Price, KM
Room rindern. 28th k Leavenworth.
Price. 12,600
Several I to 7-roora cottages In South
Omaha, from $l.owi to $2,500
Tt ...... 'I.'. L 1 . n .
borne fine lots ln Cunningham's, eub., $300
Many others suitable for building purposes
kill r.fl'C.r fKu ,.! ,1... . j
u. i Vj T ' iirmf una craz
ing lands in any part of the state. If
vmttt'fthi !(. btin i ...
Cb 1 So "khSt., RE-!31-K
1 m
TOR SALE, live-room oottapn. let lOOxlSS
fe't. pood well, cistern, barns and out-
iiousev plenty shade: a ttarcatn Call for
particulars 42 Farnam S:
KB-rK-U
TO EXCHANGE
acres improved, this side of Benwin, for
Omaha house and lot.
34-ruom modern house within 7 blocks of
pourt hous for smaller residence.
J lye (5i per com money to loan on pllt-
edpe property and farms
$10 lor axiw feat near 24th and Snrs-ue
fts.. near ( ar lin.
JTf. full lot near 2Sth and Mason
I1.7S0 for f-rnom bouse. !" So 2(nh St
,:;5?l.f2r n!' l'"UM,h "i l nnd 114S North
l.th St lot tM4( few pBvtna naid
JS.OJ0. right rooms, lis Park Wilde Ave
$3.8t. West Farnam utreot t-room houi.c
barn corner lot Sr.a'i
$4,fj00 for SO acres 11 miles N tv tirlce In
rL Mrm rai'lfwr-ntr. utcicli juid grain.
JC.5W Wr 11-room modern house, eorne- lot
within four blocks of p p "r"'r ,D1
nao. 1G0 acre;, smooch, level land near
Bnnnlngton. fuir Improvements '
X2.(W for 2xUt feet with thrpe-siorv brick
buiWlnp. m Famam. near 14tb St.
John N. Frer.xer. op old P. o
RE PIS-15
GARVIN BROS.' LIST.
Rent $(W).0 nrlee $J.SOOeo. Choice resi
dence property, modern, south front, on
puvpd street, near 24th and Caldwell
Bents $441 00: price $1500.00. Residence nroni
rt.v, rorner lot, pavJnp all paid, 2 blocks
from B & M. depot.
Rnnts $4MI0O price IZSHC 09 Two dwellings,'
1 tartly modern, near 26th und Leaven-w-erth.
Bents $144.09. price $1,200.00.
near Hh and Hickory.
Nice cottage.
Rents $f6.oe; price $K.03. Cottage. 2210 N.
17th t.
nSmf. tm m- nrlf $1.W0 04. Desirable
dwelUtip, timt-olnsK condition, on Corby,
paved st.. near Sherman ave. '
GARVIN BROS, 101$ FARNAM.
RE OCT 15
360-ACRE farm t miles from county seat,
house, burn, pood orchard, garden paled,
well and never-falling spring, ubout t
acres .clear rest Umber u woman, price
$1,200 If taker h vn Adfttess Miss Lou
Levcrlch, Bolivar, Polk Co , Mo.
ItE-KWlf
roil VM.tt HKAI, USIATn.
Jt C PETERS A CO .
lim FAXKAM ST.
hivr (tntnc stxetal bargain t offer In
lmprovi proiMf) both from an tnvem
axnt atandpntnt and for people who are
looking tor cheap hornet; Wt weald lx
Rlad to show Hti) r.f tht following
vi afx its ut any tlnn":
Nc 1JBT Thl H a fc-room howw witb bth.
hot mid Mdd water. r and par flsturfu
ppoo riumr ana witmn waikinr dlstanct
of Tb B Btilldltic
I'rtoe. JI.1S9.
No 11T t roomf,. city water, pood brick
cellar rood rlMorn; located on the
Boulevard near Grace St. Price only tl.480.
X. 11M. T-room boune. tdty water and
wwnr In bottle lm K'xlB. Eft front.
nar !7th and Ponpleton Ave. Ownar n'lll
take vacant lot a part paymoftt. Price,
11. W.
No TOSH. T rooms, all modern, loue In
pond repair, nine ahade treen, I blocl-.f
from the oar line, cast and enath front
on corner Ownor v.ill take vacant lot
an pan of imrohane price.
Good bunlncfii property lornted botween
. nu j on ntn si., souin umana, mrx.iv
balidlnc Mxrp: rent for tSO per month.
I'rtce M.fwu caeh.
God f-room house on ISth street between
I and J, line trees pood barr, In let
jrt of city, lot 3M150. I'rlco, Jl.VW.
S-Room bouse corner SSth and B. past front
Lot foot front. House In pood con
dition. Price x'.dM.
No. WU. fr-room dwelllnr house on End St.
north of Hansrom Park; all modern; Just
taken under foreclosure, We eon sell
this nlace for M.fioo, which Ik a rreat
burpain.
VACANT. PIIOPEKXY, .
An elepant bulidlnp lot on Oeorpla avenut.
Just wuth of Mason St., natural shude
iretfi permanont WOewalK and usphalt
paved gtreot. all paid for. ThU Is an ex
ceptional barpaln and should be taken at
once
We have a corner lot on Slst avenue north
of Farnam Tf feet front, which Is a
lieuutlful site to build two Jioum-s u:on.
Prlr-e, J2.TS0
We have a lot in Orchard Hill, facing
south on Franklin street, near SWh that
e want an offer on
H feel on the corner of 14th and Jones
BtreetB. Price Ji.WO.
RE-wr-ir.
FOR SALE
4.dOO0O for modern, almost new. house
with full lot. fronting south on Dodge st
near 3M. asphalt pavement. prmhtient
Hldewalk and all siiecia) improvements
paid for in full This is one of the most
dertlrable places ln the west part or tb
city and has never tit-en offered for sale
bufore.
:2.0Ti0.i tor one of the most desirable 0-room
cottages, close to the buslnees iart of the
dtv The house has Just been shlnrlfd
and painted nnd I in nm-clasf. condition
Larpe BhRQe trees asphalt-paved street
and permanent sidewalk are all In und
paid for. The location is 2502 St Mary's
ave
Jl.2M.0fl for M acres near the city and near
street car line The land Is level und
partly covered with timber and is suitable
for most any purpose.
JTM.wi for 21-f. acres, south front on Hamil
ton st.. four blocks west of mllitarv road
tr(w 00 Jor fi acres near South Omaha,
J750.00 for 112x140 ft. on Half Howard, be
tween 41st and 4id sts.
IT (hi for lot SCxl.TO ft. on Hamilton ft.,
near Military roud.
:250 P0 for pood east front lot, on S. 13th pt..
near the Boulevard.
nsi.ixi for lots- on S 14tt st.. near the Boule
vard; timall cash payments, balance
monthly
GEORGE & COMPANY ISO Tarnam St.
Omaha; or 417 N. 2.".tn St., South Omaha.
P. E Wif 22
OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
FULL LOT R'XlSO. 24th. near J St., South
Omaha Only I1.E25
MODERN-BUILT HOUSE. 3T.th and Far
nam. H.Too.
FINE LOT. east front. Kith, near Farnam
For quick wale at tl.4"i0.
17 AORES nar Elmwood park. Only S2.100
LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, near Hanseom
park, hne grounds, trees, etc., rents i'M).
Price. 11.0uu.
6 ACRES right on Center st . pavement. 4H
miles from iiostofllee r.T 72S
FINE K-ROOM H'DUSE. only 4-block walk
from pOHtDfflce, fine cornr lot, cheap at
112 000 ru- prlre onlv K.7M
FINE ;!20-AC'RE FARM near Koarnev. Buf
falo "ounty. Neb . ST acres ln cultivation,
balance line hay and pasture. ;if,.5o an
aero.
1.2S0 ACRES fine prazlnp and hny Hind In
eastern Nebraska will make fine ctock
farm On'v JC.50 an acre
FINE 30-ACRE FARM Surpy countv, Ne
braalui; extra choice land. Only J4B.0O an
acre
12i ACRES Iiouplus county; pood land
Onlr I2f &u an acre
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO .
22 Board Trudt Bldg , 16th ana Farnam
RE Hi It"
IOWA FARM FOR SALE.
-,0 ucres. fine Improvements, all fine bottom
land except ablaut 70 acres, -which is a lit
tle rolling. 5 miles to pood railroad towr
about 35 miles to Omaha Price. $10 per
ucre. SS.000 ln pood Omaha pronertv will
be conquered as part payment i also
have 100 farms for sale ln Harrison
oountj. Iowa. Write Tor list.
J. P. MARTIN. M13SOVR3 VALLEY.
RE MKS 1C
CITY property, consisting of modern house
and barn, full lot excellent locution ten
anted, to exchange for farm land. L w.
Sautter. 2th and Pieroe. RE
AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVESTMENT
We Bre authorized to offer a full EO-ft. lot
by 1S2 ft., fnclnp west on North ICth St..
near Burdette st.; stone sidewalk and
rsphalt paving paid for ln full. Terms,
$100 cash, balance $12 per month for 10
years without interest.
This will pay yoj better Interest than any
nutiamc association in the slate of Ne
braska. Must be taken at once.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor New York Life Building
RE MSSf 16
$:'i0ti0 CASH will buy cottage, four rooms,
porch, large barn, lot fenced 1212 Ave
H. Council Bluffs. RE 101 16
CHEAP, clear land for Omaha rental prop
erty, will assume some Incumbrance. 1203
Farnam st. RE M107 jc
LAND FOR SALE, 15 (VM) acres of unim
proved prairie lands for sale. These lands
are located In Valiej . Sherman. Greeley
and Howard counties. Neb.. In the Loup
river ocu-Mtrj which Is well settVd ln that
vitlnitj und with excellent railroad facil
ities Will sell tor one-sixth cash, balance
in five equal annual payments. Would
prefer to 11 all these lands tt one pur
chaser Address Jno C Dcvld. cart First
National Dank Pawnee City Neb
RE MM,1-Jy
PAYNE-KNOX CO . HEADQUARTERS
for RENT First Door, N T Life Bldg
RE-251
rOR SALE
A fine truckure property
Elegant reslden-e property.
Greatest barpair.s in property
M. J. Kecnard ic Sen, 310 Brown block,
RE 204
HENRY B PAYNE 601 N Y. LIFE BLDG
Real Estuic, Rentals. Loatib, Insurance.
It IX 257
LARuE RESIDENCE. IS rooms above
basement, modern throughout plate r-ass
ln all front windows, wide porch lsrge
stable and cfirrlaje hnue, No. 251s Chi
cago itreet. Price Ji.OOo Apply to Byron
Heed Co., Omaha, or W H Griffith,
ownw, 1204 MeCullogh etreet. Baltimore.
Mrt. RE M5IS A2
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
union Pacific Railroad rnmpanr B A '
MoCallBster land commlesioner. Union
Pacific Hindquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-M5U I
HOVSES. farms R, a Patterson, ! N Y.L. ,
RE JU
HOUSES, lots farms. land, loanr; also fire .
tnsumnce. Bemlt, Paxton blk. RE 352
IF YOU want to buy, sell, exchange or
rent your property quick see J. H. John-
eon. 141 N. Y. Lhe RE C2S ,
j 10-ACRE farm, 10 miles northwest of
Omaha can alt be 1 u nvated $47,60 per
1 awe. The Byron Reed Co,, 212 Sc 14th sv
RE 789
THE OMAII V DAILY mill: t'Ml AY.
TOM SAl.tt-n.KAl. TZfl ATR,
TWB cfmapest lot or. South 24th strmt rt
fa from car 'ttie or. prad- rail for price
and terms The Byron Heod Co rit S-
Mth ft KB-? 1
FOR SALE t-rrnm pottare tit water
east from corner n alley rnts for
ri2 th and Parker sti tm l cash,
balance tnonth'y Wym&fi Shrlvw C.,
N T Life bldg. ItB-MW
POME SNAPS
No IMS South 2tth. 4-room brick house.
S5xl4ffoot lot. If aold in one week wll.
take tffXj
Two choice lots in North Omuha add., for
both tTt.
186x47a facing North Boulvvurd and Mth
rt . X1,3UU.
I'OTTER-SHOLEP CO., H4 N Y. Life
Tel 4TB RB-MRT It
DEER PARK lots at J2 to WW. with ele
gant trees, are snaps. When you see
them you will say co.
POTTER-SHOLES CO.. M X T Life
RE MC
I-R house. S. W. of Park live and Leav.
ioo
4 houses, brlnplnp 1S4 jcr year, for Coot).
Full lot on th, near A lo.
-r. cottage and barn, corner lot, W.S90
F D WEAD. 1M4 Douclas.
KB MRS IS -
DFNDEE.
7-r. h . 4 Davenport. ri.lDO
t-r h . 4K2 Cap bvc . $l.nio. no cash, bal
ance, tl monthly
W. L SELBY, Board Trode. 'Phone 1B10.
RE MfCS IB
FOR. SALE. 160-Bcre form within 10 miles
of Omaha, rood land, must be sold tt
close eatf. K.SOO. W. R. Homar. Rooms
f and 10. Frenxt r block RE-MSfS rT
ONE of the first choice lots In Bcmls Park,
fine houses on either Hide at a barpaln for
a few flays; nnd unothe.r. lGth and Lo
cust want mune out of them Ht nine
r. D. Wead, 1R24 Douglas. JtE 874 21
FARM. OS ncres In north part of Pottawat
tamie la T miles west of Hone creek
Address L 4B. Bee RE
CHOICE HALF SECTION, within 2 or S
miles of packing houes. South Omaha,
loading Btatlou on farm. J W0. Btmls.
Paxton bl.ick V
LOT.
LOST on Tuesday evening bet 19th and
Douglas und Ifith nnd Farnam, a lace
handkerchief Reward for return to 184
So 10th St Lost-KS lb
LOST. In Omaha, lady s gold hunting case
watch with gold bead chain, has Initial
D on outside case mlrluture photograph
of mar. with full board on liiHide of cast .
liberal reward will be paid for Its return
to room No 106, Bee building, and no
questions united. P. A. Doughty
Lost MS60 IB
mor, f i.-m,. 'pinr.. mounted
abeUeTadPand Bun"-' i
LOST, a
on cardl
anil Bemls tiark Finder will nlease dp.
liver same to Payne-Knox rompan and
receive reward Lost R78 15
LOST Julv I on street or In stores latlles
pold spectacles Rcwurd for return to 24U
Capitol ave. Lost fffi 15
OCEAN STEAMERS,
tinn TO tVW Pnrls and return, weikly ex
curlon cabin larpest flteamers ex-pensej-
Included. Switzerland Passion
Piny Illustrated pamphlet free Bank re.
ferences American Tourist Acenc
Chicago SJ 15
GYMN ASIl'M TO RENT.
HAVE pond room, about 25x40 feet on
ground floor, would make tine location for
gymnasium or younp ma-, s ;ub r'"m
the rent Is reasonable to a pood class of
tenants.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO .
Ittth and Dourtus St
M-ST.S
MATRIMONIAL.
GET Married Any lnd or gent wishing t-
marrj write ut once to us We will Intro
duce you to our members by mail 10,(00
pretty, respe. table and wealthy ladles and
honorable gentlemen anxious to marry
strictly confidential, send stamp for par-
uruixrs in Diunaura v. or uuu., m il.
Chicago. Ill
SHOItTJINn AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N Y Life
33S
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
B"e Bids 30
NEBRASKA Bus.ness and Shorthand Col
lerc Boyd s Thftter 3C1
GREGG Shorthand taught at the Omaha
Commorclal Co. lege. ICth and Douglas Sts
36:
CAItrKXTEIlS AND JOBBERS.
4
ALL klnfls nf carpenter work and repalr'ng
promptly attended to. 3 T Ochiltree 20th
and Lake Sts Z"0
STOVE rtEPAIItS.
GAS. gasoline stoves repaired stoves r or
City Stove Repair Works 2C9 S. 13th.
ed.
BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCKS Bird Store
1603 Leavenworth.
ITKNITLKE PACKING.
Om. Van t Stor Co.lEEH Fara. Tel. 1S50-SC2.
S7B
HOTELS.
HENDERSON $1.00 per day house, board
$3.50 to $5 week Sth A: Farnam. tel 1240
K2-JV22
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute E15 N. Y Life Blflc ,
tel WA. Alice Johnson. D u.. laJics
dept ; Gld . Johnson. Osteopathlst Mgr
Kj
M E DONOHUE D O of Still school
Klrkfcvllle, Mo.. C04 Paxton BIk. Tel 13CT
25C
ENGINE, BOILERS, ETC.
L C- Sharp Mach. WUs ; motors, dynamos
2a
:D-HAND machinery bought and sold for
cash. A P. Ely Ac Co., 1110 Douglas st
M541
nilKSSMAKIXG.
IN Families, Miss Sturdy. 2C10 Harney
400 Jy-2?
DRESS MAKING, experienced help only i
employed E G McDonald, 1G12 Cap Ave. ,
5S9 A4 i
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co P12
F.4 Jonee. pentra. stcrage end forward.ng
3GS
Om Van S'or Co . lUt Farn. Tel. 1550 8C3
- -3cb
SIDEWALKS.
Bnik, Tt,o foot. laid. J McGownn 545 S 25.
-e75-J-22
!
raVHPMS7BnHIB7rBl
IN BUYING
YOU MUST
DRUMMOND CARRiACE CO.,
16th and Harney Streets.
Till K rACTOIll
TRTNKf travi ;,np lns nut: rases Trurks
repaired t.m Trunk Fac - or? . 1." Farnam
S7D
w a r n i to mi ii now .
m ON m or II meruit tiro- cwid se-
curltj anl interest Address ; Bm Be
-M7
m n cvisr. ami miAi raiTin.
W J M EATHIU N" 826 Faxtor block.
Tl niciMi BATHS.
TURKISH baths iWc. open nlpht 16? S. 14,
in.
STAMMmtlNG WD TI TTEllIVG.
. CTRED JUiia V8Ughan 4S0 P.ampt Bldp
ST
nn.MTtnc nnrAintG.
PACKING upholstering mattress, feather
renovating Tel 1J31 M S Walkln nil
Cuminr St m
ntVIC MACHINES.
REPAIRED Omaha Sewlnc Machine Re
pair Works, enr Dodge A- ICth sts . J E
Phillip.. I'rnp r Jy
11E1,G1A HARKS.
PEDIGREED breeders Cap! Nemo score
P2. head of pens. E H. Kendall. St. Paul,
Neb -M12 All
DENTIST.
DR MITTELSTADT S54 Bee Eldc Tel. 141C.
823 Jy-lf,
MAGNETIC IXrillM 4.IIV.
THE NEBRASKA ln-orporated. 161MS17
Chlcapo tre't, Omaha MS
ticket nnoiccii.
CUT rate tlr-kets everywhere P H. Fhll
bln, liVX Farnam T( lephcni 7M S77
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS secondhand 1115 Tamcm.
-S7i
I'AWNBlltllvEIlS.
EAGLE Loan Office reliable accommodat
ing, uli biMilncss ronlidentlai 1301 Douglas
3a0
LAVXDHY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry shir's 7r, collars,
cufia. 4c IFoO Leavenworth. Tel. H7
MESSENGER SEHVIt D,
O M
S Tci 2022. tUT So. 10th St. M7SS
ItAIl.WAY TIME TABLE.
CI1 . AGO ST PAT L
Ml' neapulls & Omaha
Ka. wu - "The Nur h
western L:m Oene-ul
Offlees Nebraska Divi
sion. 15th and Webster
S' Cltv Ticket Ofttce
1401 Farnam St Telephone 6Q. Dtpot. lth
and Webster 3:s
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger .a C:0C am a r:l pm
Omaha Passenger . all:10 am
Sl-iux Itj, 4: North
east Nebraska n 8:50 pm
Oaklanu Loral b 5.45 pm b f .15 am
a Dal' b Dail except Sunday
IIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad ' The North
western Line" General
Offices. 1 nlted States
Natlur.ul Bunk Building,
S W c rner Twelfth
Htid Farnam Sts Ticket
Office 1401 Farnam St Telephone EtTL De
pot Tenth anu Mason Sis Telephone. C2H
Leave. Arrtve.
Twin Cl'y Express a r. " am al0:5i pm
Twin City Limited a7;3i pm n R:15 am
Slnux Cl'y Local a l:0ii am a 4:20 pm
a Dally
CHl'AGO St NORTH
T.Ts'crn Railway "The
Northwestern Line"
C'lti Ticket Office. 1401
rarnam Street Ti e-
ro.'oc 5C1. Depot, Terih
i-.nu
Mason '
phone. C2i
Leave.
Daylight Chicago
da
Chicago Pustienger
Spe-
Eastern EvpresR. Des
Moines. Marahalliown.
Cedar Rapids and Chi-
core.
al0:S am
a 4 :05 pro
a 4:05 pm
a 2 T. pro
a t, .(.i pm
a s.30 am
Easterr. Limlteci.
Capo and East
Fart Ma.i Clrc;
Chi
a 4:55 pm
to
Omatii
Omfchu-fhiLug Spoiloj-.a 7.4J pm
Test Mall
a Dally
FREMONT, ELKHORN i
Mi"is ...rl Va'iej Railroad
'The Northwestern
Line General Offices
I niied States Natlo-.a
Bank Blnp . S. W .r
?iPkfl ompr lm Farnam St. Telephone.
561 Depi t 15th and Webster Stfl TPie
pnone. 145S Ltnve. Arrive,
ojuck mi. is. t.eaciwooa.
Hot Sprlnps .a E:0O pm
Wyoming, (.'arpar and
Douglas . d 2:00 pm
Hustings, York. Dnvid
City. Superior. Geneva.
Exeter and Seward b 2:00 pm
Norfolk Verdlpre and
rrpmnr.t b 7:30 am
Lincoln. Wahoo and
a 5:00 pm
e 5-00 pm
b 5-00 -pa
blOS am
U0:25 am
Fremont. .... b 7:30 am
Fremnnt Lol-uI t- : :o m
a Daily b Dalij except Sunday. c Sun
day on.'j a Daily except Saturday e
Dolly except Monday
t'NION 1'AC ! FlC-"'l-HEfVEK-land
Route ' General offl i
N E ("or Ninth and Farnam
streets City Tiket Office. 13P1
Farrum street Telephone 2'C
Depot Tenth and Mason Stt
Telephone. C29
Leave. Arrtve
j e uveriana Liimnea a t :sv am
The Chi ago-Poruanc!
Special a5:20nm
The Fast Mail a f:50 am
Tne Colnrnd- Special aB:35 pm
The Tast Ma.l
Lincoln Beatrice nnfl
n 7.:s pm
a T .:ir. pro
a 3.25 pro
B C.3I fitt
n 4 .3n i m
Strcmsb .-c Express I. 4.10 pm b!2
i .
m
The At.nrtlc Express n -,n .r
Grand Island I-ocal b 5:30 pm b S.30 cm
a Dal.y b Daily except Sunday.
OMAHA A. ST LOUIS LA '
rjal .Jmati., LeriMit j
A: Fasifn Railroad "1 1 1
Quit, j Route" Ticket u
bee 1415 Farnam Street
Telephini 222 DefiOt. Ter.tb
atid Mar y Streets. Ttie
t'hane. O
, , . Leave. Arrive
St Louis Cannon I-all
Express a 5:03 pm a t:2r. am
Kansas City and Qutncy
lirai a 7:96 am ali:lKjitn
aDaiv
CHICAGO. MILWAUKFT A:
St. Paul Railway c. t
Tl ket om e 16 r.-rs a"
Street T.-pt on 2M liiot
Tirth EiO Masor S'ree b
Teit;ih'jne EU8
Chi-upo L:mlte3 Ex si. in a f to am
Clcsrt )m ha I s l 7 5 tro bj:55pm
a I a v b Dully except SunJai
A BUGGY
CONSIDER
The Quality of the Vehicle.
THE REPUTATION OF THE
DE LER.
THE DEALER'S FA LITIES FOR
3IVING SATISFACTION
AND LASTLT THE PRICE
Our line It coa.;.lete our prlne Is
right and one visit to cur er:ahl.sh-
taert '.J rcnv.pT y u that there it
noth.rg abcut a rchicJe we carnct
rt. --t or rpt.ir
Arrive I
a . :w am au .i rtn " -
a 4.16 pm a k 40 am IcfljfUKTjfl
M!LWA'"(i
Jl'LT 15, 1000.
LUXURY K MODERN HOTELS I
TJ Tr-i. , tii t .
fleaei for Traaatmu Thxh Efral Gk-
goimt Poloceg of Eoyalty.
ENORMOUS EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS ,
Million Spent In Decorations nud
Furniture ConulusM r 13i lilrncc
of the (Seent 'Vtrnllli of the
Ainrrlcnn Tropic.
i 'x we o: urcaawa wtwses .sevem 0IVartment as a whole employs 73P pors oni.
! Ihlrd and Sc-ventr-fourth streets Antrther , 0b wb aVeraf e over C m meals a day are
The railed Stati has hot only the larpwt . u tn" fPft.n0 hntol hirh Oeorpc C Boldt ( Kh4 Jt u ,,M nn utiootntnoc thltig
end niofst luxurloat hotel in the world, bui ,0 fTfri 00 ttf nf thf Sfa'ford tn lm b tnatI wltn jour or jjvt puesu to pc! a
thtire arc more aaBUtneetit hoWils, ranptnc I'bHadelphia The fount lr the J2.0W.niiv t-j jlnBBr n any of the uoatm or aiort pub
in cost from Jl.OOO.WHi to U2.000 000. bore boU1"' v'hM 11 snidlcate. headed by Joseph c iinlnf. ,ooaiR
than in any nthnr country. E w"lnrd of Vlrplnla. it to build tc tak ln tht kttl(. Yemeni are the wint cellar
Nwhe Hse ir so much money paid for
botal accommodations at In Ncs York CItj' Wa"'l,,R,f,n Among other noteworthy pro
cither by Individual guests or by the hotol ,r"r to1cl 'npw"" J l,b. ol'!)
population rollecti-ely. Mo.-etner. the most
mueh luxury n possible into hotel bullfl'.ag.
for the rich American can be depended an
to make the mot lavish expenditure a prof-1
liable investment
Counting permanent und transient cuesu
the five score high elai hotfiU In the city
of New York take care ot about 60.000 peo
ple every day. The lowest estimate maJe
by three representative hotol men placet
the average price paid for rnomt; and board
..r. . . 1 01 Tml' luc r,'et,1,l
ore Jni:.S0f. a day or ni4.oc:.t.00 a year.
what pan of this great turn ! paid for
luxury, pure cud maple it It hard to
tell, but perhBj the best way of eetlaat
Iuf it is by comparison with the famous'
Mills hotels in Nr Tork. These -two
fwmoBlw.1.. but cspehBlvoly. to crowd 1. J'hr rxpratled throughout the country
houses, one costing a mUllot, nni iiie'.othw Iipteln is bv no means uncommon There 's h0,rt utt le tbl Transportation club,
about half a million dollars are tint tharrt-. nre people" living in the Waldorf-Asto-la vMeb wcuplt the entire thirteenth floor ut
able inttitutlDne Ihcy are profriablb' aa.lh- Iwbo pav not a dav fcr their rooms the vour thp Manhattan hotel. Among its S00 mem
vestment!,. The price ol a elpcjiloc room around Tor the famouF roval suite ISno a lt' " ot the wealthiest men ot the
country. Senator Chauncry M. Dcpcw it
LOBBY OF A MODERN
with bath and slrtlnp room privileges. In
rtlber of these houwes is 20 cents a day, and
mials are 15 cents eash, muklng the total
cost of living C5 cents a duy. The Mills
hotnls are pcrupuloubly ncut. The meals are
(.erved in courses and more than he can
eat is plvun to each guest
Thus It would seem that everything above
C5 cents a day Is paid for luxury and added
comfort New York', first class hotel popu-
lotion of 50.000 could live ln houses like
the Mills hotels for 132,500 a day, or $11,-
SC2.500 a year. Figuring on that basis 1280 -
OOt) a day, or $102,200,000 a year. Is paid for
luxury.
Notwithstanding this, the demand if for
greater luxury not only ln New York, but
It.Wl.W A1 TIME TABLES.
riRLlNGTON MIS-
sour) River P.allroad '
Th Burlington Route'
General Offices. N W
v rner Tenth and Farnam
St Ticket Office. 1p02
2io Burmpi"n station Tenth and Mason
j arnaro street Telephone,
s-retts iciei.none. j.i,
Leave.. Arrlf
LlnT.lr Hasttnrs and
Met ouk a 5:40 am a 7:25 pm '
Lincoln Denver. Colo- 1
rado, Utah, Callfornlt.a 4:2; pm a S:00pm ,
Lincoln i Black Hills a : pm a 3rf pm
Mnrtana Pure: Sound .u P.30 pm a CUG am 1
Llniol. Tbs- Mai. .a 3:0u pm oI0:S5 am
Denv 1 1 1 .r ido Utah
& CB f -ma
a C:4E am i
a Dal i
H'CAGO, BURLINGTON
i CJulncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route' Ticket ,
Office ISO Farnam St. 1
. Tt, 250 Depot. Tenth k t
Mason Streets. Telephone,
2S
Leave. Arrive, i
1 Daylbrfct f hiago Spec- '
t iai .a 7:00 am
, Peoria Express a &:2S pm '
Chlcaro Ve::-ibuled Ex .a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am 1
1 Chicago Li ai Express a iAO am a 4:05 pm
t hl"upo L.m.'eJ a 7:46 pm a 7:45 am ,
. Paclfi Junction Local .al0:15 am I
I Tast Mat, '.. s 2:45 pm I
j a Dai .j j
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO- '
seph k Council Bluffs
Rai,roafl "The Burling- I
tun rtoute nci:ct Oltlce,
1502 Farnum atrt-tit. Tele
phone, 250. Depot. Tenth
nrid Mason streets. Tele
Phone, 12-,
L.EVC. Arrlt'
Kansas Cy Day Ex ..a t:50 am a 5:10 pm
Ktnsas -"l"- N.cki Ex alO.li pm a C:1E am
am
r" u uis r ij e' tor si
JospTh una Si L.nuts n i'.r. nm mi it ,
a Daiit
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL-
and A: Pacific Railroad
in ureal noon 11-
r" umrirsParnam
Stmt Telephone. 42S
Depot Tenth A Mason
Streets Telcphotn C2S
Des Moines and Daven- fc
, fr-r11'. r t ?n:ir QTn ara
m 1 L.'i'Bxpres .a t:io pm a::2f,'pS
Lincoln ano Fairlmry .a t:30 am a ;i jira
Detir l'puebSoS,and
West . ..a 1:30 pm n 435 pm
Des Motiiet,, Rock IhI- '
C&ttVTVWnror-SllUgS
a Vui j b DaUy except Sunday. "
M
rrYd-Gcitrai traiai S
Titkei omces Soutlwatn.Cor
rr nth atid Doupiat HU.
sitlonBtlt' 1 Dtpptor.
unit. Arrive.
St LcuiR Kai.sas
Nclraska Litt-nod
K. C St L Express
&
.ul0:( nm nC:30pm
Leave. Arrive
..aiouopm a 1. 16 am
Leav from 15th and
v)b?f!-ef StKo i vi
. "lVg Vatef b 4 -16 pm alO-45 am
a Daily b Daily except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL '
Railroad. City Ticket On j.
TeV'ihnf Far4?ftro V)rt,olt 1
Tenth ana MatTon street
'jjifqy Leave. Arrive.
'"'Par txp'-ss all .10 am a4'05pm
r. -ir '..m.ti.i .a 7;lt pm a 1:15 am
I JiIi Lirest .'b7:00am b :40 pm
a" 'is and St' '
rJ '- r, "r-"1 V f a7:l5pm a 6:15 am
t rttr .'1 Bluffs a !b 4 :30 pm b 10:15 am
a Do ; b Daily cxeept Sunday. ' ,
" """" "" """"" !
1 . t ABA'S II RAILROAD
Ticket Office. 1804 Pnrnt.ro
Fireet Telenhone EM De-
pot, Tenth nnd Marry
Streets. Telenhsne (2ft
Leave. Affur
St LrL'i " urnon Bull'
Lxr-ifcs " .a 6:05 pm a 1.20 am
J a L-a-y.
iSSl
Mm.
ropc-ilonatei thn ochout the rtit'rc cntin
T That shrewd liotelnwa rrcopnue tf
Is nlalnlj rrlflMt For Blthouph the run
ber of ho:slf rortinp froBi $1 n".t.oi ur''1
In fetch the eos; ol llriaj: It $4 a dt
or withi. tl P.n t.
vears. more blldli)c rrf thl type
twice planned and constriirtfd thaa at on 1
previous time
The estimated row of four of the pro-
lected hotels is J14 POCdMi. One is the;
Bmnwiek. to le built in Ne Tori; at s
cost of !&.PW.(Kfl on the site of the f arena f
old hotel of that name end adolalng prp
crtj Another If the W E I ?tokes 14.-
(W.000 hottd in New York oocnsylag the
J" m lUf IBnpu " lllBra n" ,n
. addition to the Manhattan bote! New York
tlrmcat of luxury will predominate.
,T'l " 7 'ZlTto
Ll.l ?1 ' . 5 TT I J ? i . . m.!' m .
The actual cost of the Waldorf-Astoria.
world, hie never been made public, but It
Is estimated by pood judges m about S12.000.
WW When It was p-t.iected almost every
one salfl it could not br made to paj. Yet
today it lr a very profitable prrpertj It l
hard tc imagine a utilise with forty magnlil-
rooms and accommodBtlon. for between
1AW Btlfl liS00 ,lpoIlt., ,,rlnp prnrtipally filled
,n .4m ,.. fi,... nr,.. .........n. t,
Waldorf-Astoria's accommodations and It is
pnxsrtnntly crowded
The pavmrnt of f
rnm f 76 to J10D a ilay
t,-r rnnmt .vrinBii-. of m.u i v v.rtl
HOTEL IN MILWAUKEE.
day has been paid on several orcusliss rrr
short pcrlodB A woman who died ut the
Savoy hotoi In New York recently had jtld
J75 & day for a year for u corner suite n-ec-
looking Central Park. That price Sid i.ot
include meals, and. as the was a liberal n-,
tmuiner. the aggregate of her hotel bill
must have beun very large.
Mr. Wliltuej' lliirtilvr Qunrtrrs,
Lust fall William C. Whitney went to the
Waldorf-Artoria to live, engaging rooms by
the year. Recently he decided to establish
his private offire there alo. Niwrly the en-
tire royal suite has to be given up to pro-
vide the comfort and luxury which this man
of cnany millions demands and is willing to
pay for. Taking the rnomt by the year he
docs not. of cnursr, pay a rate projiort innate
to the trannlent rate cl $500 a day for that
part of the suite which he occupies, but It
Is stated advisedly that he expends tn the
neighborhood of $150 a day for hif month
In this suite Mr. Whitney it. completely
isolated from th rest of the hotel the suite
having a private hall He has his meals
"trtrf lD le private dining room Hl
guct,ts are received ln a nnvnie d-aw.nc
SALT WATER SWIMMING TANK
room furalshed as richly as any room in a
king's nalace. No other hotel guest In the
world lives amid nuch splendor at docs Mr
Whitney.
He u. a lavish entertainer. Ire-
Quratly having fifteen or twenty friends to,
luncheon and dinner, it would not be r.ur-
1'rtFl0F' 1! tls " lbt' linlcl 8VC''tlFt,a
5200 a day while he Is then. If maintained
' throughout the year this would amount to
173 000.
Mr. John C. Eno, another multi - mllllou -
tlrt. llTrR almost as luxuriously at the Wal -
florf-Astorla as Mr Whitney, having occu -
Plel for almost two years the iirivste hall
'corner suite on the fourth floor, fronting
Dtl tiVehu' fl Thirty-fourth street,
This cuite has a drawing roots, dining room
rYT- tU0 tnfl b"th r0C1S 1M
ln fainUy and servant!, in fact, all the ad -
vantages of a private apartment eomblnrd,
.with iliosf uj theotel probably Mr Whl--1
pA'eJ' and. Mr Eno pay the largest individual
, - horeJ bllli ln the United States, if not in I
lnf '
othw hoit)U jn Tf)rV,
the Alberroarle and the Holland house-
vhlch thourh smaller, eharce the bbtth. rsict
as the waiaorf-AMorio. The price for a
parlor, two bedrooms and bath run as high
. -,, rnA ... . -
fpecial suites bring even more.. $400 a wet It !
l,ot t",JnC unheard of at the Holland. The
' Eavor fiul! ulk 'ntch compare favorably1
with the host in price and magnificence.
Tlfty dollars a day is tht regular chtrgi
Ior tbe hrldnl suite but other rooms are
often added, making the cost as high as $106
'6tr- ""netlmei more, exclusive of meals.
Tb ballroom at the Savoy, which Is one
01 lCe ncheBt ln the country, rents for as
much as i-iv a night
Scores of Aroeriran millionaires, who could
'en Mori palares of their own. have noj
homes othor than hottlb. Many, like Mr 1
Whitney, who own magnificent residences.
tavr oertcd them to live ln hotela, often
to avoid the annoying servant problem. Sen-,
alor Thomas C Plfitt sort hi ffimllv Vmi-. t
lived In the Fifth Avrnne bniol foi- ..
,u"u .rcj. luiuiuui rooms jo
the Aoiaorf-Ahtorln the year round, nnd
Stephen B. Elklnt Hvcs there roost ot the
nm- i,,m,. n.t.. . .. t u.h ...
...... uu - ,.!
tbelr tni11'"-. I've a rood part of eatb year
la tht Netherlasda. There are a half dozen
uu fcur iti'ciiuu oi apn ooieis in hbicu w
mm
10
ot more mllllo.imre resideats th th Hurkinp
ham whlli tbi Plat Aavox Hreroort A'
herarl Majertlr and several btber New
York hotels tutv tbel; nuota
Rostot Wash In rut. PhlladelpblB, San
Fratutace and other larpe oliief have their
millionaire hotel resldcatf, It Chleupo
tlterr are mat'
Sitne ltittff luc llffitees.
A million dollars ts Invested la the furtil-
tare of the Waldorf-AMoria nnd 1.4W pcr-
mM u toi( are employe at the height of
thf svesoa. or an employe for every guest,
nhieh J the avwape it most of the larger
iMitel One bundrd and tbtrtv man are
rmpiByed IE the l.ltrbrn Btid the camring
nnd the proat cigar bumldori- At the pros-
cut tltne ISoO.OfO worth of wine and MOO 000
worth of cigars arc stored there i.nd it is
expected that the pernmhetit stock lll
reach ll.oiHi. OOP in valtif.. The Waldorf
AstortB's hull room is one of the "bights'
of the city. It Is the most luxurious single
hotol feature in this country. The rcutu)
price, varying with the nature of the entor-
talnmentE. Is a hlph as wo a night,
The dally rwetpts and ixpel.d.tures of
this hotel arc utmost beyond lollf No hi
lemiH will be madt to estimate them, but
here are te or three Hums of Interest
Each of the 1.400 employe receives three
meals a day free (tnuny Iming allowed wine,
or 4. SO free meals dally. Then there axe
the salaries, which ID the cooking depart
ment alone range from SiOvoO a year for
the chef down to f7f and (100 a month for
ln lehi -'s,ert 000': 1)ur'ui: lhf ''alr;
14(i tons OI me oeei uuru I'uni ui r uvupuwru
every day.
An interesting feature of luxurious, aiofl.
the president. In the new jiortlon of the
Machattan twonty-two rooms will be de
voted to this Boclal organization. Unusual
pre vision us made for women gucsU, there
being a private ladle dining room. Sev
eral other clubs arc housed In New York
hotels.
Southern nnd Western Hotel.
Tht fame of the great Florida hotels,
noticeably the Ponrc de Lent and Cordova
tn 9t. Augustine and the Royal Polnclana at
Palm Beach it world wide ln the entire
south, however there Is no more mognifi
cent ccrovanaary than the new St Charles
In New Orleana. What the Waldorf-Astoria
Is to the world, the St. Charles is to the
south Owing to the peculiar climatic ad
vantage of New Orleans the builders were
able to provide luxuries which are Impos
sible farther north
The St Charles building, with site, cost
tl.fiOO.CKKl and Its furniture cost more than
JSHO.OOO. Its highest rerular rate Is 126 a
day for a comer r.ultc accommodating two
persons, oonrlstlng of a private parlor, bed
room and bath Provision is made, how
ever, for furnishing larger rultes at propnr
. tlosalely higher rates A great open air
promenade filled with tropical platiti and
shrubbery, occupying the rpaie between the
wings of the building on the second flocr.
with entrances from the hBll and dicing
room, afford a delightful lounging place in
sumhlnt or shade. This It. the show place
of New Orleans.
Traveling westward to California the lux-
i ury-iovlug Amtrlcun comes eventually to
j the Hotel de Oorouado at Coronado Boach.
H claims the distinction of being the largest
resort hotel ln the world It covers four
l and a half acres. A novel feature Is a court
ln the center of the building the rise of on
ordinary city square, ln which is revealed
the floral richness ot a tropical garden, from
plant palms down to the rarest plants. The
bullroom contains 11.000 square feet. The
dicing room is thirty-three feet high with-
out pillar or nnr.t to mar Its beauty. There
arc 750 rooms, und flfty-r.lx of them are
sluing rooms. The huge tunks tor hot and
cold soa water bathing Inside the hotel are
a great feature,
Going north along the Pacific coast the
rich American finds th next monument to
his liberal patronage in the $1,000,000 Hotel
Portland In Portland, Ore commp iuick
IN A PACiriC COAST HOTEL.
over the continent he wi'-l find surprlHlng
luxury tn the Hotel Pfister. Milwaukee,
which cost $1,300 000 This bouse and the
Plantm' hotel. St Louis and the Audi-
torlum. Chicago iitnnd for all that is lux-
urious in the mioaie west A feature ol the
rfisttr is the dining facilities The whole
of the seventh floor, with the exception of
a ladles' waltlnp and billiard room. Is taken
' un br the main dinlnc room, a hanouet ball
1 and three private dining rooms. Gorgeous
( dining rooms eem to be growing features ln
' tfc middle west. ln the new Grand Pa-
clflc, Chicago, the tecond floor U entirely
devoted to a series of small dining rooms.
each characteristically decorated to repre-
N"111 some European country or period in
tlt0rr o.lier rnluee.
; Other I aluce.
" ""uu,"i,l lu u""r 'ur
f6-' ho6 u" h at ln Walum which
lk 1'i'fuliorl adapted to the entertainment
oi tLob" ybo c'n ufl"d t 1!T regardless
of expense from the fuct thai entire floori,
can he made into euiles completely Isolated
Tom lu' rtBl 01 lne Dll- TtiK has been
done on several orcaElons, and notewortbily
Attir.m . V. n " T 1 . , I. . ...
-"'" nun. uuuK iu iu
Cltj' Df Brotherly Love The rental price
cf sultci like those vbich have been neeu.
Ppfl b' Priisidiint McKtnley and President
Dl" f,f M 1 !C0 a day.
In Washington, the capital city, there U
n""t ,UIUT perhaps tn the Arlington, tb
uolM which proudly boasts ot having enter-
tMnefl every pue of honor to the United
Stales and rvory potentate from foreign
for thirty years This hotel has the
Ht perfect arrangement of banquet hall,
conne-junp panors, receiving and coat rooms
m me country, 'jcree cunareo people can
!'' properly dined at one table. In this
treat hall have been given some of the
country's roost costly and famous dinner.
Including that of Secretary Gresham to the
diplomatic corpa, nnd Secretary of State
Blaine's dinner nnd reception to the Pan-
amcu-lrftn ronr-riii.
The Hotel Tournlne of Boston Is the mon
uumwr un-niieriuiioc ui isrw tngiana JUX-
ury. Evorything about thli house Ik superb.
A unique feuture Is a library. Thlt Is a
. ... .1. . ..
ucsui iui iuuui uu mr uiu iinur, eoniainmg
about S 000 carefully selected volume en-
rased iu uotiquc oak closet.
