TII15 OMAHA DAILY BUB: MOXDAY, AT'(iTTST 27, 1900.
SPECIAL JffTJCK
Aikfrtliemtnt for these rolumni
will hr Inltni until 1U in. for the
evrnltiK edition null njitll H ftd p. in.
for inortilrtK nml rdtnilny pilllliin.
Rotes, I l-2o it Miiril first Insertion,
1p it mini llierpuflrr. Nothlnu taken
for less limn iir.e for tlir II ml liurr
1lon These nil vertlscnieiita mini lie
run conKccntlvrly.
Advertiser, ) rriinestlnc n n tim
bered chock, enn linvr minivers nil
Irpsspd to it numbered letter In rnrp
of The lire, Answers nn addressed villi
lip delivered on presentation of the
check only.
wMvrnn-sm atiox.
YOt'NO MAN desires place to work for
hoard while attending school. Boyle's
college. Tel. mi. A M509 30'
WANTED, position In saloon where run
leurn work of bartender. Olaf J. Johnson,
8001 Ersklne. A-63I-27'
POSITION wanted hv flisl-p'ass meat rut-
tor In some good mnrket ; At reference
iurnimou: will romp and prove .inuuy
Addrees Kd II. Fletchet. Sownrd, Neb.
A-.fCi 27
YOIINO man of 22 desires work In whole
sale or manufacturing ostu'llhmont. S
4, Beo, A 3S3-25
WANTED. In trnile Fmcim .i nhiiui for
room ami hoard. F. Rose. IJrbriMkn 1'yrM
Co., 15th and Harney. V. M7V5 2
VAM'ni)-j;.u,i5 help,
WANTED, wn linvn Htriinv work for a few
good hustlers of good habits and appear
ance. L7. I' . Adams Co., wuo Jiowaru si.
II 376
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time; catalogue and pari lemurs free
Address Western Barbers' Institute.
Omaha, Neb. B
WANTED, labours, fenmstprs, roek men
and surface men. Ne!.. Wu.. nnd Iowa
free fare; highest wages; ship dally.
Western II. It. Labor Agency, mu h. ntn
U-578
AN INTELLIGENT voting man to tnko a
shorthand scholarship in nest scnooi ami
pay for It when course I rompleted nnd
position Hccurru. Address i. uee. m
B oi9
WANTED. 10 young men to learn telcg
rnphy. W. T. Skclton, Sallnn. Him,
D-M3I1 A27"
COAT.MAKER wanted nt once. Henry
Knsselbaum, Went Point, Neb. n-.M.wi
GET a free cutaloguo of the Nebraska
Setiool or M.igr.otlsm anil uii-npniii.,
1515-17 Chicago street, Omaha, Neb. ; griid.
nates employed. H-M)1
i',WTUn. a iirnctlral. all-round lry
coods salesman: nermaiient tiimltlnn to
tin, r i f 1 1 1 iKiriv iiiiimI he ii huHtler:
oliiers need apply; Hlate age. married or
slHRle, experlenre. nalary ami iiiko refer-
cnrrn; iiihm.v im-i riniii u ii iiu.--,iiim-
L PaVlen, York, Neb. H-.Mr.2l JT
PO YOP want Job traveling unlary rertaln'
AiiHwer, Triumph Co., D.iIIhm. Tex.
II.Mr,72
F1HU Inmirance Holleltors. all or patt time
liberal terms. S IS. Ilee H -M1S 2S
A cood experleneed baker wanted at nnee
City bakery. AkIiI.iuiI. Neb.; good wages
it - .MINI i
VANTKH, a good Monographer and lionlt-
heoper nv a lumnor company iming mii
nn In I he wewlerii nurl of Nebraska
mnui ! ii mil ti not nniler 21. IboroilKlllV
rnmneionl nnd not afraid to do any kind
of work there In In do; Hillary from -a
to 7n nor month, must be llrjtt-rl.ix.i
man Write S lit, rare of Omaha Hep. r.r
rail at uellone lioiei TitPxiiay. Aug. -js,
Wo have Uemlngton Typewriter ,Nn. .
It -M7n iT7
n'AVTun iwiv ii In 1 1 1 1 11 or lfi vm. old
Apply Neb. I iron in Factory, KI17 I'bleagu
11 .M(&.i 'V
WANTHI). men to learn barber trade; w '
make exceptionally good nfferM thN tnonlli
of ncholarHliip. doiiiii, i.ioih aim iranx
portatlon to our eol'egCH nt Chicago, Pt
r.niiln or MlnnennollH: vou can be guar
nnteed better poHitloiii by lolnlng now
limn lnler: elcht wee H eomn rteM. ( ata
joguo and wpeclal luducementH free by
nddreHSlng Miner narner college iicprc
pentatlve. 1CJS Farnain Ht., tunalia.
II- M'i.'O SO
TOl'Nfl man for eonl olllec; miiHt be good
itiiloaman anil penman; xinio experienct
and referencoH. AililroKH S 2, Pee oillce
11 3M i
rnMi;iiriA1. inivelei-H lo earrv good Hide
line: catalogue only reiiulred. Addrews
II. H. Van Kpt, Peoria, III.
11-601 25
VANTHn. nt once, two lalherH, thro
nlastera and three bricklayers union
wagcH paid; bring tools. CordeB
Rchaefer. contriutorH for new I'athollr
eliureh. Templelon, la. 1I-M7S0 2.S
WANT i:i)-ri!.ll AMI Hill, I'.
AN INTELL1C.ENT lady to take n short
hand scholarship In best school and pay
for It when courso Is completed and posi
tion secured. Address L 2j, lleo. C GSO
WANTED. 200 girls, 1021 Dodge. Tel. 87(1.
C-Ml
tO girls wanted. Canadian oftlce 1522 Douglas
C-syj
WANTED, educated young ladles to learn
nursing. Apply to secretary, Fremont
hospital. C MICK
WANTED, cook
Dodge Ht.
and
lauiidrcss at 2037
C-M.-.73
WANTED, girl for general housework,
small funllly. 2130 Hlunoy. C MBai 27
"WANTED, experlenied girl for second
work und o imhIsI In earn of two huiiiII
boyw. lift S, 32ml Ave. c-ta-i-W
WANTED, competent girl for gen r.il
housework. .Mrs. R. C. peters, 10111 S. .9lh
Street. C-n'il-27
tioOD wages to good girl: no washing;
family of four. 2321 Harney.
C-MC91 2S
AVANTED. a girl for general housework.
Ooed wages paid. Mrs. R. 11. Huhi:Ii, 2010
Hlnney St. C-MiiSV2S
"WANTED, eompelenf servant for generul
housework. Apply 1127 S. 31st Ht.
C-.M7.tl 29'
WANTED, girl for general housework; two
In family. Apply KIU H. 17th st.
C-M732 27"
AVANTED. a good girl In a family of two;
apply 101.1 (ieorgla ave. C iVSl 25
GIRL, apply at 1921 Hlnney.
C-ttil 2.1
INVALID lady wants housekeeper' under
Ktandlng nursing; two In fanil'v. S 34,
Hoe. C-.M77S 27'
WANTED, girl for general housework In
family of three. Apply 2.122 I'oppletoii
n vi'lllle. C -M77 29
FOR REM ninsi:?.
IF you want your houses well rented place
them with Hennw-H & Co. D 5s3
HOUSES, etc
F. D. Wciid, 1521 Douglas.
D-SSI
0-ROO.M house, all modern, 513 N. 23d
In-
quire O. W. Dunn, 1211 Farnuin
D-M5I1
I-ROOM cottage, 2iill N. 17th ave. Clarke
Powell. 310 New York Life. D-.M5II
HOUSES, HtortH. Hernia, Pexton block.
D--5SG
HOUSES and Hats. Hlnswnlt, Unrker blk.
D-0S9
FOR RENT, strictly modern Hat In Dav
Idse bulldliig. opposite city ha'l.
JOHN W. ROIIIUNS, 1S02 FARN AM ST.
D-d
NICK apartments of fi rooms nnd bath: tine
repair; locution best In city, $17.50 to right
putty. Enquire rooniH 310-311 Brown Hlk.
D-65F
2120 Sherman ave.. S-room, with city water.
tint h. barn, 20. r . D. Wead, IBtli nnd
Douclas. D M705
1205 William St., S roonw W.00.
M6 S. 23d. 4 rooms-MO.00.
'j) S. 2.trd.. 3 rooms JT.no.
1912 Seward St.. R-room cottage JIO.00.
OMAHA LOAN & TKCST CO.,
liilh and Don Blab St.
D-M1K3
1724 N 27th St Nine-room house, nit mod'
ern. In line repair, $17.50.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO,,
10th and Douslus St.
. D-M15i
ioi hunt iioie.
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LtFE.
D-M?93
ALWAYS moving II, II. goods. Pianos,
ointe, jsuvi Jrarnam at. Tel. 1669 or 563.
D-5SJ
HOffiEfl for rent In nil parts of the city.
urennaiw.ove .o., au a. lum si.
D-i37
20 N. Sd St.. 9-r. house, modern except
r.irnace, tine location, renuceii to zv.
Payne-Knox Company, 1st II., N. Y. Life
bide D-Mal3 IS
KOIl RHNT. S-room house. No. CIS South
17th m. imiuire at roam uity tuiii.
10-ROO.M steam heated flat, all modern.
2317 Dojglas. lniUlro L,lndc(uest. 3iu ho.
15th. D-U2
DCNDKIJ. the Fischer property, n beauti
ful home, strictly modem, s rooms, mw.
. W. L. SI3LUY.
C33 and 331 Ildard of Trade ldg Phone 1M0
roit unM'-i'i a.Msiir.n hoiims,
3 furnished rooms for housekeeping; man &
, , . . ..... . i I -,i n 1 fi V , -1 1 .
iviic; rvui iuivn in u-juiu. uiw .1. iitii,
K-2!0
NICK IIOOM8, private fniptty. Oentlomen
IIOrSKKKHPINO. 614 8. 17th ave.
H i?3 29
FritNISIIKI) room with use of bath. Z12
l'Hrnam Ht. I5-.mi;ji-sv
cm it I'll vrmis ami ,ioiiiii:u!.
ALL kinds of carpenter vork and repairing
promptly nttenoed to. J. t . ucniiiree, nn
und Lnke Sts. -370
ri'HMsinin itoo.Ms vu iioaiid.
THU Merrlam. good Hummer resort. 2.ith &
Dodee. F-WH5
GLI3NCAtHN.traii3lent9,$1.25day. 16ft9 Dgls.
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F 5DS
I f A MTiKOMRt.V fnrnlHhed rooms: good
hoard; rates reasonniiie. i nt f iipse.
Harney. f-
IN PllIVATK family.
2020 St. Mary's Avo.
PLHAHANT rooms with hoard. 19i!.Cap-
Itol ave. .Miu.i ,ii-
FRONT room with alcove. 21.
8. 2r.th.
F-009
MODERN, well furnished rooms and board.
22f7 Fiirnam. F-MioS -ir
I'oit itEvr-tM'ritMMii.n rooms.
THREE unfurnished rooms, modern ex
cept furnace. IS. 1101 N. IStll. O-Ml-27'
SIMT of t rooms, D24 South 2flth Ave
i--ij.j-ji
I'll REE modern rooms for light houHekeep
Ing; good location. Address S 33, Hee
O 770
l'Oll RE.NT STORES AXI) OFFICES.
FOR RENT, storo In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co., ground floor, lice Hldg. I 206
STORE room. 021 South 16th; power fur
nished If desired. Clarke Powell, 310 New
York Life. I-M3I3
FOR RENT, nice brick storo building In
Rock Port. Atchison county. Mo.; tun
location for genornl stock of merchn
dlse; building Is 21.XS0 feet, with ware
room separate, nnd In owned by Masonic
lodge, one or mo nest corners in loun
Address XV. E. (Hermann, secretary.
I S7
kjf.nts v.vri;n.
$23 TO J.'iO easily made by our live agents
men or women. Holllnc our latest novelty
campaign wnterpronf neckties; goods en
tirely new und patented; agents iieiignicu;
sales unlimited: what others do, you can
do: time N short; write today nnd seeuro
exclusive territory; guaranteed nest sencr.
Address, with stamp, m. ,v M. .Manig. io.
Dept. c, spring e a. fliass
J-M992 SeptlO'
vtvri:ii-TO II KMT.
WANTED, to rent, small cottage, fur
lilshed. hy young couple, no children. Ad
dresH P f3. Ilee. k m
STOHACK.
PACIFIC Rtornuo nnd Wnrehousp Co.. 912
914 Jones, general storago und forwarding
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1D1H Farn. Tcls. 139-Rfi3.
uu
w.ivrun-to miY.
AT.t. klndH of bniisebold uoods. hotels, etc.
In largo nnd small quantities. Chicago
Furnlturo Co., 110G-10 Dodge. Tel. 20jo.
N-S11
WILL purchaso a limited lumber of
Omaha Savings Hank accounts. Ilrennan
l.ovo Co., acw ho. lain. in w:
2D-I1AND bicycles. Omaha Ulcycle Co.
N-C03
50 2D-IIAND typewriters. Ncbrnska Cycle
i;o., cor. istn ii iiarney. in iia-Aiiu
WANTED TO Hl'Y. female coach dog
give age and price. F. II. Clnrk, So,ith
Omaha. Neb. N-G2S-2.)
SINCLIC lurnoHH with collar for trap; pay
cawii. Aiiuress h jj, nee. .misi z'j
F O It S A 1 . 1 1 F I. It M T U It 1 :
HOUSEHOLD furniture.
1201 N. 2i!th st
0-M523 30
FOR SAIjK IIOIINI-VS VKH1CI.ES, Kit
VEHICLES of all kinds mudo and repaired
uy iiarry rrosi, inn anu L,cavcnworm
MCH T sell, two 2d hand extension ton ear
rlages, equally good as new and at less
t liuii ? price, can ami see uh ir you want
a buggy or punetnn; can save you money
Wm. Pfelffcr Carriage Wks.. 2620 Leaven
worth. P 732
1'Olt SAIiK M IM'Kl.liA.NKOl S.
HARD und soft foundation piling; hog
renco ana criomug inn irausias. y auj
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Me
Council Drug Co., cor. JCtn ana Dodge.
H. HASS, Florist, 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 776,
Plants, cut flowers, boqucts, hall, resi
dence, wedding and grave decorations,
Orders by mall or express promptly lllled,
W iW
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1110 Farnnm
(j 031
SAFES; buy, Hell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 111 S. 1
M. & W. tires. $2.75.
Omaha Bicycle Co.
MANSON bicycles- $2J.
Omaha Ulcycln Co
IJ AlllMj
Til I AND wheels. $5 to $10: new wheels
$15. Omaha Ulcycle Co., 16th & Chicago sts
Q-031
FOR SALE, good milch cow. Inquire ut
223 Harmony street, council riiurrs.
Z-M523 27
LldllT wagon canvas top. $1. 310 N. 17th
WE HER up. piano, slightly used; big bar
gain, iif-u nougiUH si. aiiui .".i
MISCKI.I.A.M'.IM'S.
NOTICE, country deaUrs, 2dhand furnlturo
nnd stoves m lovest prices, cnrlond lots or
ius. uiucaso i- urnituro uo., iut,-iu noiige.
tt-o;u
Cl,.IRVOY.T
PROF. LAURENCE JAMES,
1714 DOUGLAS ST 1711
REDUCED CHARGES Nlc.
REDUCED CHAROES 50t
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
HE CALLS YOUR N VME.
TELLS NAME OF SWEETHEART
friend, enemies or anyone. Te'ls all about
our unfitness nrrairH, your love und do.
mestle affairs, reunites the separated
causes speeily inarrlaKe with the one of
your cnoice, removes evil tnllueuces, in
rates burled treasures, etc
PERFECT SATISFACTION OUARAN
TKliU
1714 DOUUUS ST. 1711
B-M7S5 27
L't.Altn Ol s v.
-FIHII-: TF.ST TO ALL FHKK
THH KINO OF LIFK IH-2ADKUS.
-OFt It V MAY--
TRANCK CLAIRVOYANT AND INDK-
I'KNDKNT SLATK WHITINM MK
DII M. PLRMANHNTLY LOCATHD
113- HOI Til KKIHTKHNTH ST - 113
21 VKAIIS IIKFOHF. TIIK PCHLIC -
Dr May does not claim to be the grpntest
nor is lie a cheap pretender, nor is lie tii"
only medium on earth. Hut he does claim
to Do tne greatest now in omnlwi. ins
testimonials are on tile at his nfllee to
prove that his readings are acknowledged
by both press nnd public to be Of the
nignest oruer ur .Mny s unoounuen suc
cess Is that he advertises nothing b.it
what he ran do.
Fit KM TF.ST TO ALL. FUF.K-
He tells your name, your mother'H maiden
name, your occupation, date or birth, wno
and when you will marry (If even, point
ing out to you alt things pertaining tr
life, positively refusing to accept nny fe
unless he proves his superiority. F.n
trance on both basement nnd parlor floor
privately arranged; you meet no caMers.
conscltatIon fri:i:.
113-hot'th kiohtrknth st.-113
S M751 27
PROF. LAFRFNCF. X. JAMFS.
President of Mediums Protective associa
tion.
17H-Douslns SI.-17H.
Prof. James Is n fully developed clair
voyant and trance medium. He uses no
FHEB TF.BT FREU TF.ST
Schemes to attract people to his parlorn.
Neither does he tlnd It necessary to change
his name In every city on account of Im
proper relations of the past. He will posi
tively
ACCEPT NO FEE
In advance and makes
NO CHAHOK NO PIIARnK
unless as he advertises the
ftmost satisfaction-
Is given in every reading.
HE CALLS YOt'R NAME
TELLS NAMK OF SWEETHEART.
friend, enemies or anyone. Tells ull about
your business affairs, your love and do
mestic affairs, reunites the separated,
cuuhcx speedy marriage with the one of
your choice, removen evil Infljences, locates
burled treasures, etc
t'ror. Jamew makes no impossible claims.
He conducts his business on business, prim
clnles. His nast huccohh and honorable
dentines Is sulllclent guarantee for his
riiinre work.
,LL IirSINESH SACREDLY CONFIDEN
TIAL.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED. CONSFLTA
TION ROO.MH
1711-DOCOLAS STREET -1711
S-MC4 2d
BI.KCTRIC TKI5AT.MUMT.
ELITE parlors. 615 8. 16th, second floor.
1 .Mill'J HI
BEATRICE HARLOW. Arabian treatment,
bams. 3i74 s . latn, 1st nut i. t otu sr
MME. LEE, magnetic
treatment. 507 S.
13th, room 2.
T-577 30
MME. AMES, baths, 1615 Howard, room 1.
2U noor; auoniiani. t &i sir
I'ERSOM 1
MONHEIT, Chiropodist. 1518 Farn. Tel. 2333.
U 639
LADIES' hnlr shampooed, dressed, 33c. Hair
toilet goods. .Moniien, ibis r nninm. Tel 23.(3
U G40
TURKISH baths, nassngo Tiaths. electric
nains. tor i.iuies oniy; HKined women
massage operators: finest equipped baths
m mo my. itenstom nam company
Rooms 216 to 220. Bee building. U M163
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
ing coiilinument; babies adopted. 1131, N. 17,
U613
14 SOLES. 33c: velvet rubber heels. 33c. The
oiu reliable, ri. i: I'eierson, istn & cumtng
u ou
DR. nOY, chiropodist: corns removed, 25c
and upward, uoom is, t renrczr biocK.
U-614
RUPTUnE cured: no knife, no nnln. no
nnnger; send lor circulars, umpire uup-
iiiro cure, y.;- iN. l. i.no niug., uinanu.
U-BI5
PLEAT1NO nnd pleated skirts of all kinds
ai. uoidmnn & Co., zw uougias oiock.
U-6IU
PRIVATF home before and dtirlne conflno
mont; babies adopted. Mrs, uurgci, zy.j
Hurdette. U till
IIOFF'8 Express & Messenger Co. Tel. 1717.
l 013
VLVVI, woman's way to health. 346 Heo bldg
u ou
EPPERLY corset to order.
1612 Cupltol uv,
U M911 HI
EPPERLY corset to order.
1612 Capitol AV.
l o'.ll Ht
Corns & bunions destroyed. 511 Knrbach Hlk
U D13-H-0
HAVE furs repaired and altered now. Don't
wait until tho busy season and expeci
work dono at once. Aulahaugh, Son & Co.
Furriers, 506 Knrbach UlocK, omuhn.
U-91S-S-5
PLEATINO; buttons to order; pinking
while you tvnlt. Omaha rieallng Co., iwi
Douglas. U-Mh5
JOHN It IT D I), optlclun, 115 S. 16th st.
u wn ma
MO.M1Y TO 1.0A5-IlKAI, IISTATE
PRIVATE money, 5. 6M. 6 per cent; no do-
lay, oarvin tiros., lbia f iirnam. w wj
WANTED City and farm lonns; nlso bonds
and warrants, u. c. i-oiora v co., 1702
Fnrnam St., Beo Bidg. W-650
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
w wi
MOXTY TO LOAIN HF.AI, ST.TE.
FIVE per cent money. Bcmls, I'axton block.
v 632
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
lowa larms nt a per cent. Jjorrowcrs can
pay $100 or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Brennnn-Lovo Co., 309
South 13th St., Omaha, Nco. W-631
MONEY to loan on tlrst-class Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne
Knox Co., Now York Life. W 6.13
6, KV4. 6 per cent on Omaha, So. Omaha.
w. ii. Tiiomas, ibi jsui. bank. Tel. 1GH.
W-635
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd 514 per cent on
Omaha property. V. U, MclUle, 401 S. 15th.
W-C36
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brcnuan-Lovo Co., .109 So. 13th.
W-C17
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved cltv
properly nun lurins, v. rarnum Hmiin i:
Co., 1320 Farnnm. W (VIS
WANTED City lonns, bonds nnd warrants.
Gcorgu & Company, 1601 Fnrnam St.
W 6.19
MONEY In nny nmount at 5, 5'4 6 per cent.
J. W. BOBBINS & CO., 1802 FARNAM ST.
W-')
MONEY to loan on farm and city property ,
lowest rules. O. F. Davis Co., 1603 Farimm
W-661
IIOM1V TO I.OAX CIIATTEI,,
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
Ino endorser or mortgngu required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 520, llfth lloor, New York Life Bldg.
X-604
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-I-T-Wo
make lonns from $10.00 up on furniture,
plnnoH, horses, cows, etc., you keep tho
property; or we will make you a SALARY
LOAN on you own note, without Indorser
or mortgage; we charge absolutely notn
Ing for making papers, nnd we keep noth
ing out of tlm amount you borrow; you
m.iv pay tho money back In one month or
take more lime In which to pay It, and
you are expected to pay for It oniy what
time you use It; our rates are low and
our terms are the easiest, our business Is
as condentlal as Is posslblo and our treat
ment Is always courteous. Omaha Mort
gage Loan Co., 3W So. 16th St. Estab
lished 1S92, -X673
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J
W. TAYLOE. 218 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X-669
PRIVATE LOANS TO8ALAi7TeD PEO
PLE momentarily emburriused who desire above
everything else to
AVOID PUBLICITY
can be accommodated at our office with
less expense, time and trouble than any
place In tho city
AMERICAN I.OAN CO.,
Moom COl, Bco Bulldlnr.
X-A173
MO.MJV TO 1.0 . . t il TTI,ES.
LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
ARE YOU ONE OF THE CROWD WHO
ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE of our NEW
partial payment plan' Let u. QUIETLY
pxpi un same to you. we lonn employes on
their notes. No mortence; no Indorser. no
publicity. Slmplv a CONFIDENTIAL
BUSINESS DEAL. We loan THOUSANDS
In thlH way. SO DON'T HESITATE ABOUT
CALI.IN't We '.re hnt!er !!Vl wn'H tn"re
business. R. R. EMPLOYES RECEIVE
PROMPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
TIME AND CONVENIENCE These are
times, of heavy competition and to remain
lenders we must give more for your money
inun otners i.iuv
RELIABLE CREDIT CO ,
Room 303 Third Floor, Pnxton Hlk.
X-370.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses.
cows, jcweiry. ujh ureen, its, uarKer uik
X-663
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per-
nmireiu posuion wun rcsponsiuiu concerns
upon their own names without security,
easy payments. Tolman, "06 N. '. L. Bldg.
X-670
MONEY loaned on Pianos, furniture, dia
monds .waicues, privately, liergcr s i.oan
Co., 1504 Fnrnam St., upatalrs. X -oW
MONEY lonr.ed on furniture, diamonds,
watenes; payments conndcntlM. Omalu
Chattel. Loan Bank, 220 S. 15th, upstairs.
X-667
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew-
oiry, norses, cows etc. u. t . need, 319 s. 13
lUJSIMESS ciiAXons.
FOR RENT Owing to advancing years Mr.
B, Hans, tho florist nt 1S13 Vinton street,
has decided to rent out his hot house nt
above location, occupying 7,000 to 8,000
square icet, under gins, wttli nbodt 200
windows, and tho resldcnco and storo
fronting tho street, on tho motor lino to
South Omuha. Excellent location for tho
business. Y 3S2
FOR RENT, dining room of Lango hotel;
good Inducements to llrst-class party.
V M235
AN OLD established grocer wants lo re
tire; luiH good locution In Omaha. Ad
dresH S 3, Hoe. Y M515 27
FOR SALE, populist newspaper, with or
wmioni Hiioscription list. Address H 5.
Omaha Dally Bee. Y M59I 30
FOR SALE, (ill nrlvlleire and coticnHulniw nt
Ak-Sar-Ben street enrnlvnl, September 21
to 29 inclusive. Apply T. P. Oetz. 13os
iiarney Ht., ror list, ground plan nnd
I'liiPlicciUH. V M763 27
l'Oll E.YC1IAMJK
(JOOD rental property for farm. Monroe
k (o.. i' ecu anu f uel, Bit k, ifith st.
Z-M622 31
'(Ml S A 1,1 7 It 1 3 A I ESTATE
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Patterson. 305 N.Y.I,
RE-674
HOUSES, lots farms, lands, loans; also Are
iii.iuiuni.i-. uvniis, I'UXIOU DIK KU CJ5
READ TEISj one of the best homes In Han-
scorn I'lHce; a rooms, largo lot, good barn.
sightly home; party leaving city; price
n.uvw.w. .i. j. iveunaru ca noil, room ;uu.
Brown block. RE M923
RANCH AND FARM lands for sule bv the
Union Pacllle Rnllroad company, ft. A.
McAllnstcr, land commissioner, Union
ini-iuo iicnuquuriers, umnna, Net).
RE-67?
VERY Cheap, three nrres, enclosed chicken
tlullt fence, house lnr. him rnrnrrlh.
shpiK etc.; line shade trees. Home of late
ii. r. jonnson. irvington, Douglas Co.
inquire iu. v, jonnson, Vi FrnnKIln Ht.
RE 73 S3
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
inr iiKAi, raiAlK 1IAKOA1NS; l,OW
EST RATES on LOANS: SOCN'n IV
SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS, STORES,
tll.'VH' TTI.., .1 v. ' , 1
RE--679
N. W. cor. 34th and Martha, lot 7Sxl33, Just
right above grade, good shade, drlvpwnv
and allev. Innjo barn with box stnlls,
man's room, etc.; S-ootn modern house,
electric llglitH. east nml south front.
permanent wu'k and pavement; Just the
piaco ror Hoiun omiiiui-iiiuu; price, $3,ci0
part cash, batanco long lime.
Cottages on monthly payments,
Vacant lots on monthly na vments.
2-seated carriage to trade for horse or row.
Vacant lot to trade for horse and wagon.
rriviiie money io loan.
Write fire Insurance.
Houses In nil parts of city for rent.
J, 11. SHERWOOD.
Phone P.SS. 939-910 N. Y. Life.
' RE-M730 27
W. L. SELBY.
North 17th St $l,'."-o
South 20th St d,MKi
South Omaha, south packing hnuo". .11. ion
South Omaha, south of packing houses !,(
All fi-room bouses, good repair.
Will sell to good party earnlnc stnilv
wages, $30.t) to $IOO.m) cash-balance
per week.
W. L. Selby. 33.1 nnd 331 Hoard of Trade Hdg
llhJ AIHi'.-L9
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE,
HIS AI.S32
C. F. HARRISON, FARMS. N. Y. LIFE
HIS 145 A-27
DEER PARK lots at $230 to S400. with elo
gant trees, am snaps. When you see
inem vou win sav so.
POTTER-SHOLES CO., 310 N. Y. Llfo.
RE-677
STILL TWO BARGAINS.
6-room cottngo nnd barn, lot 60x150, at No
4X11 Decatur. $.V.
0-room cottage, newly papered, city water
aim sewer. ro. I , ,o, aiiin Ht.. Jl.iW.
Mutual Loun and Building Association, Hoe
mug., ii. m. .Miiunger, sec. un n. :in
2 BIO HA HO A INS.
llfeet. 10th street near Jackson. $3,300.
Heautlfiil lot near Hanscom bark. $1,110.
iiickh, .-) iiouru oi iriido liinir.
RE -6.12-26'
CHEAP, clear farm nnd grazing hind, hoII
or trade for Improved Omaha, South
Omaha or Council Bluffs; will assume
some incumbrance. i2u.i Farnnm si.
RE-M-S2 2S
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnnm St
RE M7vl
SHOItTHAM) AM) YYPKWIHTI.Vi:.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School,
717 N. Y. Llfo,
-685
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
ieo mag. ivj
NEBRASKA nuslners and Shorthand Col
lege, jioyu s Theater. C90
GREOC, Shorthand taught at the Omaha
L-ommercini i;oucgc, loin una Douglas Hts,
cut
MEDICAt,,
LADIES out of health llnd prompt relief
Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
033
LADIES, Friar's French female regulator
brings monthly periods regularly without
pain; ii per box, u boxes ror $:. llox 53-U,
Aiinneapous, iiinn. -JRiutu Hept7'
VIRTUAMA cures linpotency resulting
irorn inuisoreiioiiH or neniiiiy, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions
aspirations of youth, health, fitting for
Huccess, Happiness in uusiuess, jirores
Hlonal. soclnl. murrled life; $2, or 3 for $5.
eni nnvwiiere prepaid on receipt o
price The Kldd Drug Co., Elgin. Ill
American oillce, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omulm; M a. D lion
South Omnha; Davis Drug Co.. Council
muns. I' un lino runner goods.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. Life UMcr ;
tel. ICOt: Alice Johnson, D O . Indies'
dept.; Gld E. Johnson, Oateopathlst, lUr
' - - - - . -
i-iH,J.iUe Mn ,j 'fin v tV,nniS'llLHit'n,"J)4'
KlrkbVllle, Mo. 601 Pnxton Blk. Tel 1.167
ons. McMURRAY & MU8ICK will open
osteopathic oillce Sept. 1, 536-53S Bee Bldg
-MSj! SP
A. T. HUNT. D. O. 305 Karbach. Tel. 2332.
M626 SeptU
MA(i ET'IC IIKALIXd.
GREAT Western Institute. 1623 Douglas Ht ,
chronic dUeases cured; no drugd, surgery.
-M122
THE genuine Simon Pure Woltmer Method
of Mngnetlc Healing and Hnrrudens
Hypnotism completn In one volume $2.50.
Prof, R. Williams, Desoto, Mo.
M9C SepS'
TICKET HltOKKlt.
CUT rate tickets every where. P. II Phil
bin. 1505 Fanium. Telcohonc 784. 7W
TA I'KAVIUTKHS.
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Farnnm,
-u 4
KMilMIS, HOII, Kit, E l C,
i. C. Sharp Mach. Wks.; motors, dynam s,
-B.i-.t
lllltDS M) TWIDKRMY.
STOCK S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth
-CS7
MCKKIi t'l.ATI.M,
STOVES, lamps and chnndollcrs replntcd.
un 1'iaiing co, uee niug. ; tel.
- M9.I3
STAM.MKH1XO A.MI STI TTEItl.NO.
CURED.
Julia Vaughiin, 430 Rnmgc Bldg,
-6i
't ll.MTt lli: ItKI'AltllMO.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wdlkln, 2111 CumltiB St.
693
HOTELS.
HENDERSON, $1.00 per day house; board
i-i.uu io o wcck. in n ana f arnam; tel, 1216.
-M73S SI
Il.iniHT METAL,
FHICTIONLE8S,
II. B.
Mann. 17 ComT
-M719 A31
Nat l Bk.
LAt'.MHtY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars,
ic, cuus, ic. nail i.eavenwortn, Tel sw.
-70J
TRIMC FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
rcpaireu. urn, xrutiK f actory, 1209 Furn.un.
-CD l
STOVK REPAIRS.
STOVE, furnace, range repslrs; water con
nections, umnna atovo uepair works,
1207 Doug -751
.11 A li X HT I C 1 1 ti A I, I X CI.
GREAT Western Institute, 1623 Douglas St..
cnronic uiseuscs' cured ; no urugs, suraery
-M122
PAW.MIItOKKItS.
EAGLE Loan Oillce, rellnble. nccommodat-
mg; an business coniidcntui. 1301 Dougins.
-701
LOANS, H. Mnrowltr; low rates. 4IS N. 10.
-Ii M
nilKSSMAIvlxn.
E. G. M'DONALD, 1612 Cup. live.
-912 SI
IN families. Miss Sturdy.
2610 Harney.
630-Sopt. 21
IIAM'I (i.
CALL on. Moraml. Crelghtou hull, for
kociely anil stage ilaiiclng, wnlU and
2-step, $.1 Large hull to rent fur !) i
ventlons, meetings, balls nnd club soc'nl.1.
IVI i-Sepl. 21
LOST,
LOST. Sunday morning nenr 13th nnd
Fnrniim, Inrtolse shell-frnmed eyeglasses,
reward. S. S. Cirtls, 1SS Harney.
J.OSI-M779 27
l.lliai, .NOTICE
NOTICE.
TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF DOUG
LAS COUNTY:
Hy authority of the republican county
central commit too n convention of delegates
representing the republicans of Douglas
county Is hereby called to meet at Wash
ington hull, Omaha, at 2 p. m. Saturday.
September S. to place In nomination
Three state senators,
Nine state representatives,
One county attorney,
One county commissioner. First district.
lo be named by the deleantes from
said district,
Nine wnrd ns.iessors for Omnha.
Four wnrd assessors for South Omnha.
Thirteen precinct assessors for country
precincts.
One constable to fill vacancy for Omaha.
Two constables to till vacancies for South
Omiihu,
nnd to select members of the county cen
tral committee.
The representation In Mils convention Is
apportioned us follows: Each country pre
cinct, live delegntcs; South Omulm, sixteen
delegates, and 'each ward of Omaha, ten
delegates.
Delegates to this convention will be
chosen nt a primary election hereby culled
for Friday. September 7 th polls being
open from 12 in. to 7 p. m. In Omaha und
Smith Omaha and from 7 n. m. to 9 i. m
In the country precincts. The locations of
the polling places are:
City of Omaha
,TrHt Ward Sixth nnd Pierce streets
Second Wnrd Twentieth nnd Cnstellnr
streets
Third Wnrd -1120 Cupltol avenue.
Fourth Wurd 220 So.tth Seventeenth
street.
Fifth Wnrd-2612 North Sixteenth street
Sixth AVnrd-IdlewIld hall.
Seventh Ward 1328 Park nvenut.
Eighth Ward Twenty-secor.: nnd Cum
ins HtreetH.
Ninth Wnrd Twenty-eighth nnd Fnrnam
streets.
City of South Omaha 312 North Twenty.
fifth Htreet.
Chicago Precinct Kelner's hall.
Clnntarr Precinct 1 1. Tnngeman's.
Douglas Precinct Ruser's purk.
East Omuha Precinct District No. 61
school house.
Elkhorn Precinct Elk Cltv.
Florence Precinct City hull.
Jefferson Precinct Mungold's lumber of-
llcc.
McArdlo Precinct Ciliindt school house.
Mlllurd Precinct Millard school house.
Platte Vulley Precinct Vulley opera
house.
Union Precinct Purrell's hull.
Waterloo Precinct Masonic hall.
West Omaha Precinct Benson town hall
The boundaries of the primary election
districts shnll correspond with the respec
tive wnrd boundaries In omulm, precinct
boundaries In the country prei Incts nnd
city boundaries In South Omaha.
The primary election will bo held under
the provisions of the primary election law
nnd the rules adopted by this committee,
which require petitions to be filed with the
secretary not Inter than 12 in. Tuesday.
September 1.
Hv resolution of the ci-mmlttee no proxies
will bo nllowed In the convention, but
delegates present authorized to east the
full votes apportioned to their respective
districts. M. H. COLLINS.
Chairman.
CLYDE C SUNDHLAD.
Acting Secretory.
Omaha, August IS, 1900.
LIBRARY.
CHEYENNE. WYO.-HID8 WILL BE RE
reived bv Robert C Morris, secretary Car
negie library building committee, up lo
Wednesday, September 12th, I'.ioO, twelve
o'clock, noon, for the construction of II
briin building nccordlng to plans and spec
mentions prepared by Button. Fisher Mil
ler, architects. 41 Montauk block, Chlcug ,
III. Plnns can be examined both at Chey
enne mid at the oillce of the architects In
Chicago. Fund nvnllublc approximates $15,.
fif). AHmwiSrsm
It ULWAY TIM R r itu.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
A- oulncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
Oince. I5n2 Fnrnam St.
Tel 230. Depot. Tenth &
Mnson Btrcots. Telephone,
12S
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Bnp-
ca .a 7
00 nm
a 9:2.1 nm
Peoria Express
(MilcaL'n estibi
Chicago Aestibuled Ex a 4 00 pm a 7:45 am
Chleftgn I a Expiessfi 8.50 am K 1:0,1 pm
Clilcag., I Imlie.i a 7:15 pm n 7:15 inn
I'nniic Jui en. .ti i.oi-ui uiOM&am
Pacllle ,l .i Hon Extra. a 7:00 pm
Fust Mail ... n 2:15 pm
u Dam
HURMNcrvON Si MIS
hourl River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Route
General Otnres, N. W.
Corner Tenth mid Farnam
Sts Ticket Oillce, 1502
Farnnm htreet. Telephone,
21
Burlington station, Tenth and Mason
Streets
Telephone. 12S.
Leave.
Arilve.
Lincoln, llustlmrs
and
McCook a 8:40 um n 7:35 pm
I Incoln. Denver 'olo-
l.lilti. I lull, i e ill .ii me i,w i 'tii ,..,-.
1 incoln ft Black Hills n 9 30 pm a :i no pm
Montana. Puget Sound a 9-30 pm n 6 1.1 um
Lincoln Fast Mall u 3.0) pin al0.35 am
Denver. Colorado L tub
& Calif mla a 0.15 am
j. Dally
I
II All.H V I nit, I Vtll.ES.
KNVS CITY. St JO
seiih A Council Blurts
Rnllroad- "The Hurling
tui Route '-Tlcki I Oillce,
l.v.' Farnam street Tele
phone 2W. Depot. Tenlll
nnd Mason streets. Tele-
DlllKlO. V2.
Le.c Avlie
Knrsas CHy Dav Et ..i S.W am n fi:lo pm
Kan ,i? Ci'y Night E al:15 pm a 0:15 am
St ls F'j.r mr St
Jo-ipb an 1 St Louis a 1:55 pm nil. 15 am
n Dally
FREMONT EI.KIIORN .V
Missouri Valle Railroad
- "The Northwestern
Line" Clotieral Oillce i.
United States National
Hank Rldtr . S. W Cor.
Twelfth and Farnnm SIS
Ticket Ottlce. 1101 Farnnm St. Telephone.
661 Doiiot 13th nnd Webster Sts. Tele
Phone, 145S Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs . .a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar nnd
Douglas .. . . d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York. David
Clt. Superior. Clonou:,
Exeter nnd Seward b 3:00 pm b 5:(0 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgre nnd
Fremont b 7:30 ntn bl0:25 ntn
Lincoln, Wnhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
Fremont Locni c 7:30 am
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except Mondny.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Lino" General
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 13th and Webster
Sts. Cltv Ticket Oillce.
HOI Farnam St Telephone, 561. Deoi,
loth and Webster Sts.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Passenger .n 6:00 am u 9.10 pm
Omaha Pasesnger nll:10 am
Sioux Oil & North
east Nebraska a 3:30 pm
0:1 kin ml Local . b 5:15 pm b SM.'i am
a Dally b Dally execp. Sunday.
CHICAGO NORTH-
western Railway "The
Northwestern Line -City
Ticket Oillce. 1101
Farnam Street. Tele
phone. Ml. Depot, Tenth
ti in I Miiniin Im. Tele
phone, 629
. . Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial n 7:00 nm oll:30 pm
( hlcago Passenger a 4:15 pm u S:li)nm
iusicru I'.xoress. dps
Mollies. Miirshalllown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago al0:53 am u 1:05 pin
Eastern Limited. Chi
cago nnd East a 1:55 pm a 1:05 pm
Fa Ft Mail. (Tin-nun to
Oinalni u 2:15 pm
Omiihn-Chli-itgo Special. ii 7:13 pm a S:00 pm
Fast Mull . k S:30 urn
SIOUX CITY .1 PACIFIC
Rnllroiul The North
western l.lnc" Oenornl
Olllces. United States
National Bnuk Building,
S. W. Corner Twclftn
.mil F.irnntii Mlu Ticket
(juice, jwi rnrnuni Ht. Telephone. 561. De
pot, lentil aim .Mason Hts. Telephone, 629
i.oitvc. Arrive.
Twin City Express
Twin City Limited
Sioux uy Loca. ..
u Dully
. .o 6:M um nI0:6il pm
..a 7:33 pm a n:15 .un
. .n :no nm u 4:20 pm
UNION PACIITC-'THE OVER
land Route" General Olllces,
N E. Cor. Ninth and Fnrnnni
slreets. CHy Ticket Oillce. 1311
. I'rirnum street. Telephone, 316
Depot. Tenth and Mason Sts
Telephone, UJ9.
ll'
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited a S:20 nm n 7:31 pm
The ( Tiii-ugo-Portland
Special .a R:20 um a 7:3,1 pm
The Fast Mall u 8:50 nm a 3:2.1 pm
The Colorado Special. .all:33 pm a 6:50 um
The Fast Mull a 1:111 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsliurg Express. .! 4:10 pm 1)12:23 pm
Tho Pacllle Express ..u 1:25 pin
The Atlnntlc Express.. n C:!i0 nm
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm .b 9:30 am
a Daily u Daily except Hunduy.
CHICAGO. HOCK ISL
and & P.icltlc Rallrosd
"The Great Roek M
nnd Route " City Tick
et uiuco, i;i i-'amnm
Street. Telephone. 424
Depot. Tenth A Mnson
Streets Telephone 62).
, v . i.eave. Arrive
Den Moines and Daven
port Local . . . u7-25nm 1111:35 nm
Chlctigo Express . . lill-l.. nm n k in !,
Chicago Fast Expi ess. .a 6:oo pm a 1.25 pm
Lincoln und Falrbnry..u 8:30 am a 7:0J pm
j.incoin. Loiornuo npgs..
i leaver, I'llPblo and
West
.a 1:30 pm a 1:13 pm
Dec .Moines, Rock 1st
mill and Chlcnun n 7:15 nm n v.n im.
Colorado A Tcxiih Fljer.a 5:5! pm n 9:15 um
a uauy o ii.my except Hiur.iny.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rnllroad. City Ticket Of
fice, 1102 Farnam street.
Telephone, 215. Depot
Tenth und Mason streets
I.enve Arrive.
Chicago Express ulClOam a 4:05 nm
I Ch.eago Limited a 7:1.1 pm a s:15 am
I Minneapolis nnd
Hi.
. .b 7:C0 am b 9:40 pm
St.
...u 7:45 Pm a S:I5 am
P.inl Exptess
Mil neupnlln nun
Paul Limited
Fi rt Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm b0:lb am
n Dull b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road--General
Oltlces and
Ticket olllces Southeast Cur
lier nth und Douglas sta.
Telephone lot. Depot, Union
station.
Lavo. Arrive.
St Louis, Kansas ,t
Nebrasku Llmlled ....nl0;00 nm a h:30 pm
K. C, St. L. Express... ulOUO pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 1.1th nnd
Webster Sts
Nebraska l.ocnt Via
Weeping Water b 4:1.1 pm alO:15am
a Dully, b Huilv except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
rimd Omaha. Knnsus City
fi Euslern Itullrond -"The
Qullicy Routn"- Ticket Of
lice, 1115 Fnrnnni Street
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
and Mnrcy Streets. Tele
Phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
St Louis Cannon Ball
Express n 5:05 pm a R:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am u 9:00 pm
u Da"y
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
St. Paul KuIIwhv City
Ticket Oillce, 1MH Fnrnam
Street. Telephone 251. Depot
Tenth and Mason Streetti
Telephone, 629.
LeiiVt, Aprli.e
Chicago Limited Ex. .. .n (!:(! pm a s.ffi nm
Chli-ugo & Omuha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3 53 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Oillce. 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone, S93. Do
pot, Tenth und Mnrcy
Streets. Telephone, 629.
Lenvo Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:06 pm n 8:20 am
a Dally.
O.NK WIFE'S PLEASANT HAI,
Ciiiiii II AIipiiiI or Time null
llelpeil Out ii PoKer I'nrly.
A Mount Pleasant mini got tho surprise of
Ills llfo last week, relator the Washington
Star. Ills wife was away. Sho bad been
away slnco the middle of Jtinu. He hud
been writing her the dnlly letter while at
his oillce, although he inude the letters read
as If they wore written In the sad nnd dole
ful gloaming nt home. About three times n
week during his wife's nlisencn he had been
giving llttlo poker soirees, with four or five
of his down town chums as guests, nt his
home. The sittings were generally pro
tracted until 2 or 3 o'clock In tho morning,
and the colored mansorvnnt attended to the
dishing up of tho wet things. Thai Is to
ray, the colored man servant look up his po
sition down In the basement und sent tn
things up to the dining room by nicnns of
the dumb winter as they wore called for.
The colored man servant was a pretty good
mixer of drinks, too, and the host fre
quently Interrupted the tenor of tho gnine
to expatiate lo his guests upon what a jewel
of a mtin-nf-all-worli he had. an opinion to
i,.-.v. ,v, ,ii-.. .1. . .
nich the guests sipping the products of
, the man of -all work s mixing skill, tordl-
ally subucrlbed
On Wedneiday morning last the Mount
ricuaaut maa cot a letter from bU witc eav-
MlLWA'"f
Inc that she whs tired of visiting nml that
she would be buck In Washliuton on tilt fol
lowing morning at 11 o'eloik.
Well." said tho man to himself. "Hi just
have the boys up for one more little round
f Jacks tonleht." nnd he dropped In nt their
olllces during the day and Invltcu them up
They all ncrepted the Invitation and the
game In the dining room wits well under way
at about 9 o'clock. The colored mnn-of-oll
work had taken up his station close to the
Icebox In the basement, nnd the boat win
taking the damp articles off tho dumb
waller with the customary frequency.
I don't think the dumb waiter has
worked so bard since wove been bouse
keeping." sa'd the host with a grin, ns no
removed live neatly constrtictel Scotch high
balls fropi tho waiter. "T'bere'd bo some
thing doing If the lady of t ho household
should accidentally llnd out how and to
what piirpoie I've abu.cd that dumb waiter
during her absence. By the way, fellows.
my wife's coming home In the morning, so
you'll oil have to clear out nbout midnight
fo's the man can clear away the wreeKiigo
and makj everything look In apple pie order
hero and downstairs.'
The game went on. Every ten minutes
or so tho host would gel up from his chair
nnd yell down tho dumb waiter- Hey.
there. Rufe. Just tcprat Hint dose, win
vou?" or "Chase Ave more of those things
up here. Rufe. and don't put quite so much
Ice In tho glasses."
"Comln' right along, suh," the rolorM
servnnt down below would reply nnd In
two or throe moments the host would get
up iignln to lake the molsturc-nilcd glasos
from the dumb waiter.
Along toward midnight, when the host
and his four guests were about lo start thn
last llvo consolation Jackpots, one of tho
guests said to tho host:
Say, enn that Jewel of yours down thero
make Juleps'"
"Ho can make nny old thing," replied the
host.
"(Jot the materials down there for
Juices?"
"(lot the muteiTul for any old thing." re
plied the host. "Why. do you want a Julep""
"Yep." said the guoM nnd then the three
other guests chimed In and said they'd like
to hit up Juleps ns nightcaps themselves.
"You. down there. Rufe!" yelled the hot
down tho dumb waiter shaft, "have you got
any mint down there?"
"Ycssuh," replied the jewel of n manser
vant. "Well, get nut those tall, thin tumblers
and shako us up flvo of the mlntlest Juleps
Hint you know how. And say, spread your
self on 'ein, Rufe, nnd hurry 'em ulopg."
"Yessilh," said tho voice at the bottom
of tho dumh-wnlter shaft nnd Ave minutes
later tho Juleps were served and pro
nounced great by nil hands. The Inst Jack
pot had been played and the host and Ills
guests were leaning back In their chairs
tipping tho remains of their Juleps before
breaking up, when the tinkling strain of a
mandolin came up through tho dumb
waiter shaft. The Instrument was being
well played and the guests cocked up their
curs lo listen.
"Thnt'H a kind of an nil-round duck
you've got down thero, ain't he?" said one
of tho guests to the host. "Have him como
on up hero nnd play us n tune."
"I didn't know Rufo could piny tho man
dolin -never beard him before," said thn
host, looking somewhat surprised. "He's
been with me for two years and this Is tho
first time I've heard him play on the thing
My wife plays tho mandolin to make your
hnlr curl, though, nnd I guess Uufe's
picked It up from hearing her piny. Funny
I never henrd him play before, though."
Then the host went to thn dumb-waiter
shaft nnd yelled down-
"Hoy, you. Rufe, fetch that thing up hern
nnd pluy us Homethlug."
The mtihlc down bolow censed, but thero
wns no Immediate reply.
"You hear me. Rufo?" said the host down
the nhatt. ,
"Ah don't know how to piny do thing,
suh," cumo Rufe's reply finally, in a sub
dued tcne of expostulation.
"The dickens you don't what do you call
what you've been doing?" said the host.
Miring It up here and let's tee what you
enn do."
There was iinolher pauso nnd then tho
Jewel of i mnnservunt's voire came up:
"Do mnndollu'H ho up in a mlnilto, suh"
Then, after another short pnuso, tho jeni
of a mnn-of-all-work snld In nn agonised
whisper, "Ah dun couldn't help It, suh ''
Tho hnst'H face took on a puzzled expres
sion over this Inst remark of Ihe man
servant's,, hut he didn't have any time to
flgiiro out what It meant. There wns the
swish of silken nklrls on the slnlrs lending
to the buHoniout nnd tho host's wife, nil
smiles, walked Into the dining room with
her mandolin In her hand. The host's face
was a picture, but the four guests nil roso
and made their bows.
"Wore tho Juleps good?" nsked the host's
wife amiably, and the four guests looked
at ouch other nnd then nt thn host, grinned
nnd said tho Juleps were tho best they'd
ever hud In their lives.
"I did put too much lco In tho high balls
at llrHt, though, didn't I?" asked thn host's
wife, looking iiround the circle inquiringly.
Tho four guests looked nt each other nnd
then at the host again.
"Er well, good night," they said, back
ing out into the hall und picking up their
hats und wulklng sticks and then the door
closed upon them.
Tho host sat down and rested his Jaw In
his hand when Ihey hud gone. Ills wlfo
lt'oked at him quizzingly.
"Well?" said she.
"Well?" said he.
After about an hour ho cllclled the fact
that his wlfo hud decided lo como homo
and Hurprlso him thnt evening und sho hnd
entored by tho bnsemenl door, with her
traveling case and mandolin, on seeing tho
light In tho busoment ami hail taken Rufe's
Job off his hands Just to occupy herself.
WEIIi: NOT CP IN CHIVIMK.
Illxloy Could Not Millie His FrleniU
I nilersliinil IIU Lingo.
"Thnt fellow Illxby Is tho dnrndrst chnp
I ever roo frr gettln' hold o' new-fangled
notions. He como over t'other mornln'
with his newspnper in his hand, nn' sezee,
'It looks like Ihem Germans was goln' to
keep u tight hold on Kopahoo-Chahoo.
"Oesiindhelt," so, my daughter 'Llza
beth. She'H been takln' u term In (icrmau
nt th' High school, an' they alwuys so,
'gesundhelt' when u feller sneezes Jest frr
polltoiicsii.'
" 'I snld th' Uermnns wuz gain' to hold
on to Keenhno-Cliiilioo.' sez Illxby again.
" 'These dern Kumtner colds nln't nn
Joko,' sez I. An' then his face got red
an' ho stiffened up.
" 'Keenhoo-Chahoo,' ho sez onco more,
" 'It seems a lectio curly for hay fever,'
sez I.
" 'I'll bet you rnll It Cow-Cow,' he se,
with a sneorln' Bnlff.
"'No, I don't,' sez I. 'Thet muy bo th"
Latin fer It,' I sez, 'but I stick to hay fever
overy time.'
" 'I ain't sneezln',' snld Illxby, lookln'
blackor'n thunder.
" 'Wot wuz you doln'?' soz I.
" 'I wns glvln' you th correct pernuncla
Hon of Keenhow-Chahoo,' ho snorts.
" 'Tthero you go again,' I sez.
"My, but ho wuz mad clean through!
" 'I'm glvln' you th' strictly correct per
nunrlntlon of of thet Chinese word right
thore,' ho sez, un' shoved his paper up
ugalust mv nose
"I looked ut th' nnmo ho wuz ptntln' out
an' It was Klou-Chnu
" 'Well,' I sez, kind n' unrcuitle lllto, 'th'
nex' time you come over here tnlkln' Chi
nese you better lung out flig with a
dragon or suthln' on It Th' fact Is,' sez
I "th way you put it we nln't none of us
brlcht enutf over here to tcil Chinese Irum
catarrh!" '