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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1900)
THE OMAHA DAILY liEE: SAT 11? DAY, SEPTKMHHn 8, 1000. I 1 i. i SPECIAL JOTICES Advertisement for these columns Trill lie tntirii until 118 m. for t It -,rnlnK edition nml until H Sill p. m. lor iiiurnliiu utiil Snnduy rillllnn. Hnten, I 1-ao n irord first Insertion, le rv word tliercnfter. Nothing token for let llinu 2oo. fur tlic tl rat Inser tion. These nil vrrllinnruti must lie run ciinsectitlYelr. Al vertlners, lir renneatlna: a num bered rlirck, enn linvc nnsrtcrs nri rirraicd to a numbered letter In cure of The lice. Annutri no addressed trill be delivered on presentation of the check only. ANTKD-.MAI.K Illil.P. WANTHD, we have steady work for a few Rood hustle of good habits and ntinear- ance. C. V. Adams Co,, 1605 Howard Ht. li SiO BARUKR trade taught thoroughly In short nine; catalogue and particulars free. Addresa Western Harbors' Instltuto, umunu, nu. H-S71 WANTKD, laborers, teamsters, rock men and Hiirfaco men, Neb. Wyo. and lowa; tree rare: highest wages; rhli dally. Western It. H. Labor .Agency, 310 S. 11th AN INTKLLIOKNT young man to take n shorthand scholarHhlp In In t school and pay for It when course Is completed and punmun secured, .viiircm i, nee. H-S73 OIr n free catalogue of the Nebraska School of Magnetism and Osteopathy, 1515-17 Chicago street, OmiUia, Neb. ; grad uates employed. II S74 WANTED, aft experienced stenographer. yuiiross witn reference anrl full particu lars, anx ..), I- romoin. r,en. II- .MJ1U WANTKD, experienced driver for retail iiiruiiurc store; references, t .'k, nee. t I! - SCO 7 TINNKRH wanted: mut be flrst-cl-iss nicchunlcK. Address T 32, Hoc. U MEM 10 WANTHD. grocery xncclaltv salcsmati: give your past experience fully: we offer exceptional opportunity and good salary. K 37. IlCe. II M3:7 S WAVTMM tneti tr lwrt, K.ihhnp p,tn' ..tilt' X weeks reuulred: sneclal offer of hinri. tools, scholarship and tratiHporlatloii to our colleger, tit Chicago. St. Louis or Minneapolis continued this month, posi lions guaranteed: catalogue free Ad dress Mo er Harbor College Itenresetil i- tlve, 1 62.1 Farnam si., nmaha. H-M391 13 HKLIARLK man to travel and appoint a cents in NenrasKa: jmi moniiny anil ex penses ticslilcs eomniission; permanent. John cross, 'l Dearborn, Chicago. II--M3V) S' TOI N(! men learn lllustral nc hv corre spondence free; tuition payai)le l' days nfter position Is secured paying $13 00 a week. Correspondence Institute of Amer ica, ricrunion, t'a. li M.i'i &- av.ti:d i.'hm m.i: nin.p. AN INTKI.I.IOKNT ladv to take n short- hand scholarship in best school and nay for It when course Is completed and posi tion secured. Address I, 2. Hee. C S7. WANTKD, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. S76. C-S7U 80 girls wanted. Canadian offlce, 152 Douglns u 7i WANTKD. a conipetont girl In family of two. Apply to Mrs. W. J. Hurgess. 1045 ucorKlu ave. c M2x 9 llOl'SKKKKPKH with Al references can find situation: references exchanged. Hee onice. South Omaha.' C MXil 8 WANTKD, competent clrl for general nousewnrK. goon wages inquire .vri. Klunci, siVji Howard hi. c 33 7 WANTKD, experienced laundry girls, also marker and Horter Hub Laundry, 104 North 13th. O 3Hi S WANTKD. girl for general housework. cottage, no boarders or roomers; wages ja.fio per weeK; M North 27th st ir. S7th and Pratt C--3S0 ! WANTKD. good girl for general housework 3i N. 10th St. . , , C 3.S3 3' WANTKD, competent girl; housework; small family. Mrs. JuiHon, 1121 L-fay- etto nvc. C 3' OOOD girl for general housework. 1o;i Park live. C 10' i'o it ni:r-iiotsi:s. llOl'SKS and Hats. Hlhgwalt, Barker blk. 1) SSI FOR HKNT. strlcllv modern flat In Dav- Idge tiulliling. opposite city nan. JOHN W. ROI1HINS, 1S02 FAHNAM ST. ij mi ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos Ollicc. IBII'4 l-'firnani St. Tel. 1539 or . D-SVi SKE IIHN'IU n. PAYNE, fiOl N. Y. 1,1 FK. D-S,6 HOt'SKS for rent In all pnrts of the, city. lircnnan-i.ovo i;o., a.u no. iitn at. D-8S7 F1VK Unfurnished rooms, nil modern. 2711 N. 22d St. D-M111 IF yoi want your houses well rented place them with ijenawa - i o. u S7 HOU8KS. etc. F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas. D-V79 C-ROOM flat, city water. 2719 Hurdette. D-SIf) HOITSK8, stores. Ilemls. P.ixton block. DSSO FOR RALK 9 room house In Kountzu Place, cheap. Address T 21. Hee. D 320-9 NKW ll-room cottaac. water and cas: rent $15 month; north part city: convenient to car and school, inquire win. I. Kler- stead, city l mil. D-Slrt- SIX-ROOM cottage. SI0 S. 301 h. D- M359 12 G-ROOM house, city water. r:04 I i race. D-3J6 S 6-ROOM cottage, nil modern; 2121 Miami st. D-371 NICK 5room cottage. I53U North 19th. D-37C 10 4-ROOM eotlage. 2721 Dodge. $S.OO; 7 room ami nam. 2129 Kmmut. $13.00; 7 rooms 1120 Juckson, $17.00. Hlngwalt, Harker diock D-M37S ! roms. S. 17th. JS.oo. 4-rnom basement, 8. 2fllh. $7.50. 4-room bnsement, S. 29th, $7.50. rooms. Dundee, strictly modern, barn. W L. Selbv, ;W3-:i3l Hoard of Trade, hldg., i none lain, l) --SS5 s I'OH HKNT I'M HMMIF.H ROOMS. 3 famished rooms for housekeeping: man wife: rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th. Kt'HNISHKD rooms-modern, light house- Keeping nuoweu. 312.1 LaKe. K 340-11 ROOM, steam hent. cas, bath. 40; N. 16th, iiuni iiiiwi. r.-jiMj HOKSKKKKPINCr. 611 So. 17th Ave. K 362 12 1 THHKK roms, housekeplneg; 1112 S. 11th. L-371 FI'ItNISIIKD 5 nice rooms, some house- Keeping, single or eusiiitrt, modern, reus- onuuie, no cuiiureu. uiu rortn nun st. K 379 9 TO LKT. rooms, modern, in private fam ily; gentlemen. 26u7 L street. Suinh umiuia. M39I 10" I'lllMMIKO ROOMS AND HOARD. GLENCAIRNitransIenlHl.JS day. 1609 Dgls. i asst HAN'nsO.MKLY furnished rooms: cood board; rates reasonable. Tne Hose. Harney. F-M2H sii GOOD board, prlvnto family, f.09 So. 25th avenue. imm T'TOPIA. 1721 Davenport St. P-M IN PHIVATK family. 2020 St. Mury's AM F 91 TDK PRATT, a deslradlo front room with alcove. 2il5 floor, 212 8, 25th 81. F-SIS THK McrTiam. good sumnief resort, 23th & Dudgr. I'-mi - - - rnnvm n'ei IT.. K 3(1-11 ron iu:.vr-i i't mnisiild hoo.m.s. 3 PI. KAMA NT runm. modem, desirable neighborhood. Address T 29, Hee 11771. on iii:.m-xtoiiiis am) orriri:s. FOR HUNT, "lore In first-class location. ri'nl reasonable Apply II. C. p-ier .vs Co,, ground floor, lire bldg. I 264 VOn HK NT. tdre brick store building In hock port. Atchison comity, si a . une locntlon for general stock of merchan dise, building Is 24xM feet, with wart room separate, and Is owned by Masonic lodge, one of the best corners In town Address V. V. (Hermann, secretary. I IK7 AtiiJ.vrs WAvrnn. 25 TO M easily made by our live aients. men or women, selling cur luiesi m vcity. cnmpnlqn waterproof neektles; anodx en tirely new nnd patented; aaents de'.lahtcd; sales tinllmltrd, what others do, sou can do; time is short wrlle tolay and leenre exclusive territory, guaranteed best seller wiorens, with stamp, m. a Al. .ianig. t o., Dept. C, HprlnBlleld, Musi!. WANTKD, nKcnls, Hayes' metallic rubber ures ror rucKiriKciuiir.i. Applied in a few minutes' time anil no trouble. Otllek seller. Good profits. Protects baseboards nnd floors from scratclies. Makes rockers noiseless tud comfortable J. .'. lioyes, US Kast Locust street, Des Moines, la. J MiCKi AdKNTH WANTMf): wn can use a few more itood men to take orders for our custnnwnndo stills; to the right kind of agents we will send outfit tree or cniirtt.'. Work Bros. & Co., Chics bo. j-mw 5' AOKNTH on salary or comtnleslon; the greatest nsents seller ever prouueeu; everv user or nen anil iiik ouys n on slchi: 2fi0 to fi ner cent prollt, on intent's sales amounted to 1620 In six days; another 12 Iti two hours Monros SIfK. Co. X 10, Lit Crosse, wis. PnllTttAtTH nf Mrlxltllev nml llrvnti. alo Rooseve t us Itouch It ( er. hallilsomeiy mounted In Colored cnni-Hoarn i-rainen, size 15x20; send 25 cents for sample out fit and terms to noeuts. Kuuene t ar- ralne, Dept. to. 1620 and 1622 Mifflin St , Philadelphia, Pa. J flinw WA.TIJU TO IlKVI'. WANTHD. to lease, building; amount of room reuulred. about 22 by ire. . u.ur stories. Address T 2, Hec. K-M332.S' Ynl'Nfl ladv desires room ami board con venlent to wast umnnu car line: hiuiu terms. I 31, Hee. k siws n s roit tin. PACH'IC Storage nnd Wurohouse Cn... !H2- 014 Jones, general storage nnd forwarding, SI- Om. Van Stor. Co., 151114 Kuril. Tols. 15r.9-(T). S3S WANTKD-TO IIUY, Al.t. klmlH nt linuseholil coods. hotels. t In largp and smnll nuantuies. unuag.) Furniture Co., nw-10 uoase. Tel. sw. N-JUI WILL purchase a limited number of Omaha Savings burnt accounts, jjrennsn Love Co.. 309 So. 13th. N K 5 2DIIAND bicycles. Omahi Hlcycie Co. X? tlV! PRIVATE money to loan. J. It. SherwooJ, 033 N. v. Life blue. I'lin S VI,K HOltSHH, VKIIICI.KS. IJTC NKW and 2d II. vehicles at marked down pr ces. Harry Frost, nth & Leavenworth P-SOS IIHAND new high grade $325.00 Snyder phaeton; low price. Apply 31:1 Kiiriiacn IllOCK. V MUX) 11' KOH HALK. new buggle bodies with gear- nir ror sale at Jl.so each. A. is. A'lrn, 013 Douglas. P--.MI01 uct. KOIt S AI.K MISrKM.AMSOHS. IIAHD nnd soft foundation piling: hog fences and crnining. iwi uougias. tj vw Cl'TTKHS of drug prices. Shernlan Mi- ConiU'll Drug Co., uqr. win and npugo. 11. MASS, Florist. 1113 Linton 8t. Tel. 770, I'lniitn cut lowers, noriucis. nail, rest dence, wedding and grace decorations Orders by mull or expresso promptly filled w wi IDIIAND safe cheap. Derlght, iUS Farnam . u-w: SAFKS; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, HIS. 13. M. Jfc W. tires, J2.75. Omaha Ulcycle Co MANSON bicycles, $25. Omaha Ulcycle Co 2DII AND wheels, $," to $10; new wheels $15 Omnha Hlcyclo Co., Hiih A: Chicago sts SKCOND-HAND Callgraph (now) for sale, Call at ollicc clerK district court. Q-I0 FOR SALK. corncobs. Monroe A- Co., Ml Q-M1CW N. 16th St. HKAITTIFI'L Stelnway upright piano, must be sold this wcck. Address i 1, liee oiuco y-267 Ol HA8K n.trner stove, medium size. 2B0I Iirlstni street. y 345 7' PI A NO Slightly used upright, big bargain; lert on s.ue. private party; must ue sold. 1620 Dotlglati street. Q 370 12 FOR SAI.t:. cheap, largo well mado booth used at exposition uy nip t nicago iiec ord; Just the thing for street fair pur poses; good as new. Inquire 513 Hnmgo Hloek. Q-M4W 13 FOR SALK, gasoline engine, one nnd one- hair horse-power; cheap. Hox A, Hee nr. Ilee, South Omaha. Q M391 llSt KI.I.AM'.Ol s. NOTIf'H. country dealers, Cdhand furniture and stoves nt lowest prices, carload lots or less. Chicago Furniture Co., 1100-10 Dodge. R-907 WANTKD. teams to haul coal; big wages anil worK an winter tor goon nwn. timana Coal. Coke & Llmo Co. R -M377 9 I I, I II VO VASTS. MMK.O YLMKH genulno palmist. WW Dodge. S-14S UMSCTniC THRATSinXT. KL1TK parlors. 615 S. 16th, second floor. MMK. LKK, magnetic treatment. 507 S. room 2. T-M40.' I5 13th. PKHSON'AI., SKCOND-HAND SKWINO MACHINES. Saturday and Monday we will soil the following second-hand machines at prices that will Interest you. They nre gvnulns bargains. 3 Wheeler & Wilsons, 1 Davis, 3 Singers. i Willie 1 New Home, 1 American, Former Sat. and price. Monday. Domestic H0.00 $5.00 Whee er W son 1S.WJ 7.WI Singer, modern 2n.( 12.50 Household 16.00 S.00 Standard 25.00 12.50 White wi Shoemaker, Singer io.w p.i Monday forenoon we will give one-half dozen machine needles to nny lady who asks ror them at our store. NKHHASICAK CYCLK CO.. Ceo. K. Mlckel, Mgr. 16th and Harney. V-3SI 9 PHIVATK hospital for ladles before & dur. ing conunemeui; uauies uuupicii, u, .. 11 U 91 1 TURKISH baths, massage baths, cleotrlo baths, for ludles only, skilled wnmtn massage operators, ilnest eiulppcd baths in the city, itenstroni nam. company Rooms 216 to 220. Hee Hldg. U-9I0 IM'PTI'RK cured: no knife, no naln no danger, send ror circuurs umpire it tip lure Cure, 91! N. Y. Life bids.. Omaha. U-914 MONHKIT, Chiropodist. IBIS Farn. Te.23J3, l'-009 PLACK your order. .now for seal sacques rur scurts ami couareues or 1111 iiescrip 1 tlons: furs repaired and altered. Aula I t.n..t. X. f r TSul l.nrH:lrlr hit. U M357 03 im:hmo ai.. PLKATINlf nnd pleated skirls of nil kinds ai. uoidtnan & co., ztv uougias piock. f-015 I'LHATINd, buttons In order; plnklrg wnne you wait. Uniatia Pleating Co , uci IougIns. I' OlJ JOllN Hl'DD, optician. 115 S. 16th St. I wl HI.' nttVATI? homo Iwforp nnd during confine ment; names adopted. .Mrs. iiurgct, zi-v Hurrtettc. T-516 HOFF'8 Kxpress & Messenger Co. Tel 1717. i :iii VIAVI. woman's way to health. 316 Hee b'dg U '.'18 A HIO reduction In price on new and second-hand bicycles, repairing and sund ries. Louis Flcschcr, 1U22 Capitol ave. ('-M315 10 M0 1 1 ITW A H D T h e nbovo reward will be paid by the Omaha Street Hallway com pany for the arrest and conviction of nny Prty or parties, who robbed their con ductors on the night of September 3d. on Park Avenue Line nnd Q Street Line. r-325-10. LAD1KS' hair shampooed, clrf ssed. 33c. Hnlr ioiici goous. (uonneu, iai t nrnam. rei V-W LADIKB' JacketH nnd tailor made suits al tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Kegel. 307 S. 17. r-311-O-l WANTKD, fo get party to share a car go ing to Salt Lake City. Inquire 1112 S. 11th. t 373 DH. HOY, chiropodist; corns removed, 25c and upward, itoom 12, Frenzcr mock. V-'M LAPKT1TK French oval photos fAj per uuzen iiuniig oeptcmoer nniy. I'rocior, lfi S. 16th. I' M.T33 Oct. I WANTKD, lensons at home In French and mnndnlln: beginner In both; terms must ne reasonable. Answer by letter. No. sbis Ht. .vary s ave. Mrs. II. II I'-M404 0 JIOXBY TO 1.0 AN It t; A I, I'.STATK. LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at f per cent. Borrowers can pay $100 or any multlnle. Any Interest ilnto. No delay Hrennan-Love Co.. 309 Houiri lain hi., urnana. Neb. w 024 MONRY to loan on Improved Omahn real estuic, isrcnnnn-i.ovc Co., 303 Ho. 13th. W-92S $1,000 and upwnnl to loan on Improved city property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith A: Co., irao Farnam. W-929 WANTKD. city loans, bonds ami warrants. ueorge t company, 16Q1 Farnam St. W-D31 MONKY In nny amount ot 6. GVt. 6 per cent J. W. HOHHINS & CO., 1802 FARNAM ST W-930 MONKY to lonn on farm and city property; lowest rates, u. i' . uavts Co., ir,oo ! nrnam W-932 MONKY to loan nt 5 nnd 614 per cent on umnna property. v. n. AieiKie, 401 h. iftth. AV-327 I'HJVATK money, 5, 5w. 1 per cent; no de lay, tiarviu tiros., iiii.i l arr.am. w-ww WANTKD, city nnd farm loans; nlso binds and warrants, it. c. l'ctrs & Co.. 1702 Farnam hi., nee mug. w 321 IMIIVATK money. F. D.Wead. 1521 Douglas W-922 KIVI3 per cent money. Hemts, Taxton block W-?23 MONKY to lonn on first-class Improved city properly or tor tiuiiuing purposes, l'avno Knox Co., New York Life. W-925 MO.VKV TO l,OA-CIlATTni.S. MONKY MONEY I.UANKD SALARIKD PKOPLR. No endorser or mortgage rennlred. LOWKST RATES, KASY PAYMKNTS nnd STKICTLY CONFIDKNTIAL. OMAHA CRKDIT CO., Room 52(3, fifth floor, New Yoik Life Hldg X-933 M-O-N-K-Y-. -D-O-Y-O-U-N-K-K-D-I-T We mnke. loans from $10.00 up on furniture. pianos, horses,, cows, etc.; you keep the nronertv: or we will make vnu n HAt.AItV LOAN r n your own note, without Indorser or mortgage; we cnarge absolutely noth ing for making papers and we keep nnth lnir out of the. amount von borrow- vnn may pay the money buck In one montli or ihko more time in wnicii to pay it, and you are, expected to pay for It only what tlmo you use It; our rntes are low and our terms are the easiest: our business Is as coniiuentiai as is possinie anrl our trcnt meut Is always courteous. Omaha Mort gage Loan Co., 300 So. 11th St. Kstab Halted H92. X-931 LOANS. TO SALAHIKD I'KOPLK. ARK YOI' ONK OF THK CROWD WHO AUK TAW.M, AUVANTAQH Of our NKW partial liavment tilan? Let m OtrtF.Tr.v explain same to you. We loan emnloves on their notes. No mortgage; no Indorser: no publicity. Simply n CONFIDKNTIAL Hl'SINKSS DKA L. We loan TIIOCSANDS In this way, SO DON'T HK8ITATK A ROUT CALLING. We are hustlers and want moro iiusiness. 11. u. i';.til'l.lJVKH RKCKIVK PROMPT SKRVICK TO SfTIT TtfRtn TIMK AND CONVKNIKNCK. These arc times 01 nenvy competition and to remnln leauers wo musi give more tor your money t,m. n.liara TV 11,1.- - HI. I, I A HLK CRKDIT CO., Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Hlk. X-933 MONKY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew luij, iiiiimt, tuws eic. .'. need, ,ll K. 13, A-930 SALAIIY LOANS. CHATTLK LOANS. .1 . iaii.uk, 21s First Nat. Hank Hldg, MONKY loaned salaried neonle holdl nj tier iiiaiii-ui iMinmuii wiin rcsponsiuie concern upon their own names without securltv; easy payments. Tolmnn, 706 N. Y. L. Hldg MONKY loaned on nlanns. furnltunv tmrunu cows, joweiry. uuiT (ireen, H.s, Harker Hlk X-93S MONLl loaned on nlanos. furniture iltn nionoM, waicncs. privately. Iletgor's Loan i o., idui r nrnam hi., upstairs, A 910 MON l,i loaned on furniture, diamonds watches; payments confidential. Omnha Chnttla Loan Hank, 220 S. 15th, upstairs. X0I1 PHIVATK LOANS TO SALAHIKD PKO PLK. momentarily embarrassed who ileulm nimvn everi'thlliB else to AVOID PITRLICITV ran be accommodated at our otllce with less expense tlmo and trouble than any place In tho city. AM l'-It It AN LOAN CO, Room 601, Heo Hulldlng. X-912 msiNKHs riiAxrus. FOR HKNT. owing to advancing years Mr. H. Haas, the florist at 1S13 Vinton streot. has decided to rent out his hot house nt above location, occupying 7,0 0 to 8.ftm square feet, under glass, with about 200 windows, and the residence nnd storo fronting the street, on (he motor lino o South Omaha. Kxceltcnt location for the business. V 941 FOR RKNT, dining room of Luige hotei; good Inducements to first class party. Y-.M25S FOR SALK. a new and clean stock of gen eral merchandise In a good northeast Ne. braska town. Address Merchant. T 19. care Omaha Dee. Y JI311 13 KOR SALK. cigar, candy, cider, peanut, popcorn, lemonade. Ice cream, soda and all privileges nt Ak-Sur-Hen carnival; get plan at 130s Harney st. T. P. Gen, superintendent. Y M3JG 9 GOOD 11 vo Nebraska town of 1,200 countv seat can well support another grocery and general merchandise store; an elegant opening for wide-uwako man. Aildresi T 27, Hee. Y-M334 11 MRS. N. JOIINSKN-reslaurant for sain Inquire at 207 So. 12th Street. Y-339-7 A HARK CHANCK-I have a pleasant and prnlltable business: I need the services of uentloman or ladv of good hiislneru ml. dres; will pay reasonably good salary or give, interest 111 tno iiiisiiiesH, which I wish to enlarge; must furnish about $70). which will bo secured. This Is uu excep tionally line onnnrtunlty. I court un in vestigation. State when Interview can bo had Address T ss, nee v MlOii s FOR KXCIIAMJl: GOOD rentnl properly for farm. Monroe & Co., Feed und Fuel, SU N. 10th st. I'tlK S l,K-HKAIi I'.SI'ATIl, HOI SKS. farms. H C. Patterson "05N.Y ua nr. HHAI'TII'l'L lot near Hanscom park for $1.(50. Illcks, Hoard or Trade bldg. HK-3S1 7 llOPSKS. lots, farms, land", lnnns; alo Ore insurance. Ilemls. rnxton blk. UK- on HKA1) THIS: one of the bet homes In Un-i- senm Place; 9 rooms, large int. good nam sightly home; parly hnihg city; pnc-, $7,5UV M. J. Kentvird & Son, room '10, Drown hloek. ' RK-917 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the rnion Paeiiic Rnliroad company. H. A. McAllnsler, land commlsl"iier, rnlon Paclllo Headquarters, Omahn. Nob. HKK HKNRY H. PAYNK, 601 N. Y. LIFK . HE-9 0 PAYNK-KNOX CO.. HKADQl'AHTKHS for Ill'.AI, KSTATK HAItOAINS: LOW KST HATES on LOANS; HOUND IN SI'RANCK; IIOFSKS. FLATS, STORKS, for HKNT. First floor, N. Y. Life Hldg RK-9IP CHAS. K. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam St. HK MiSJ AND still two bargains on monthly pay ments, u-room cottage, newiy papereu, city wnter and rower, No. 317 N. 30th st., ll.rfort. C-rootn cottage, city water nnd sewer, 130S corny St.. ji,ui. Mutunl Loan nnd Hulldlng Association, Hee building. O. M. Nattlnger, secretary. HK S37 8 SKVKN clioice lots on 20th nnd Pratt st . Omnha, for sale or trade for Improved city property or good farm land, have other Income property and some cash to match any deal. For particulars write 8. Hnnsoii, 1013 Hoone St., Hoone, la. HK-M343 19 FARM for sale. 160 acres 9 miles west of Omaha, nt end of Dodge street macadam This Is a choice rnrtn and Is only mm hour's drive from the cltv. Good buildings and large orchard. Price reduced to $35.00 per acre. The !!ron Reed Co., 212 8 14th St. HK-M161 S MODKRN 6-room cottnge. furnace, plumb ing, oak finish, full lot, fronting east on 2flth St. boulevard near Sprngtie. See owner. 3936 North 20th. HK-M3.10 9 C. F HARRISON. FARMS. N. Y. LIFK RK-2GI OS WANTKD. best bargain 5" cah will buv. Address at once. T 27, Hrc. RK-363J0 FINK garden tract. 5 acres, close to city, only $673. 1 licks. 325 Hoard of Trade RK-SS2 7 A NICK building corner, lots 2S and 29. Falrmount Place, on easy terms. Wrltc to V. II. Knppen, MiiwnuKce, " W SIIOHTIIAM) AM) TVPKWHITI.MS. A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life. -951 HOYLKS' College, court reporter principal. Hee Hldg. -952 NKHRASK A Huslness and Shnrthnnd Col lege. Hoyd s Theater. 9.i GRKGO Shorthand tniight nt the Omaha Commerclul College, 16th nnd Douglns Sts - Vol MKDICAI,. LADIKS out of health llnd prompt relief Hox 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential. 9CS DR. LK DI'K'S Female 'Regulator, post lively warranted to cure the most st ih bom eases of monthly stoppages, Irregu larltles, obstructions anil suppressions brought on from whatever cause: $2 n onekaee or 3 for $3: sent anywhere pre paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Co., Klgln. III. Amerlenn Office, retail. wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha' M A Dillon. South Omaha: Davis Drug Co.. Council ISluffs. Full lino of rubber goods. OSTKOPATII V. JOHNSON Institute. 515-N. Y. Life Hldg; Tel. 166-1; Alice JohnHnti, D. O., ladles' dept.; Old K. Johnson. Osteopathia, Mgr s:g M. K. DONOHUkT,D.iiO.. of Still school. Kirkvllle, Mo. 604 Hnxton Hlk Tel. ll'67 , 937 N. F McMURRAY. H. 8. D.. D. O.. Mrs. J H. Muslck. D. O.. graduates A S. O., Kllksvllle. Mo., suite 536-3S Heo bldg. 3"2 05 MACMVriO 111: Al.l.VC. ORKAT Western InsTlfttte, 1623 Douglas S' chronic diseases cured:. no drugs, surger THK genulno Simon Pure Weltmer Method of Mngnotlc Healing and llarnulen s , Hypnotism complete in one volume. $2 ") I'ror. It. Williams, ucsoio, .mo M-965 SepS' MCKKI, PLVTIVfi. STOVIOS, lamps and chnndellers replaled Om. Plating Co., Hee Hldg. Tel. 233.-.. -060 STAMMIilMNG WD STI'TTUll I NT,, CURKD. Julia Vaughan, 430 Ramge Hldg. -901 I.AI'MIHV. OMAHA Steam Laundrv: shirts, 7c; collars. 2c; cuffs, Ic. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547. -803 ItHKSSMAKINO IN families. Miss Sturdy, ,'llfi S. 26th si. to Hepl. 2C MRS. JKFKH1S-KKMP. drersmnklnir nnd ladles' tailoring. Room 101, Paxton blodt, 10th nud Farnam Sts -361 I2 IIOTKI.S. IIKNDKRSON. $1.00 per day house! bon-d. $3.60 to $5 week. 9th and Knrnnni. 'el i2fi. M;0l O! lWXIIHOKi:itS. KAOLK Loan Oflicc. reliable, accommodat ing; all busness conlldentlal. 1301 Doii'.-lan -9i).'i LOANS. H. Mnrowltz; low rates. 41SN. 16. an P.VGIM'I, IIOII.KHS, p.TC. L. C. Sharp -Ntach. Wks.; motors, dynamos. 913 iiiiins .wn TWinmiMV STOCK S lllrd Store. 1603 Leavenworth 959 DANCING. CALL on Morand. Crelghton hall, for society and stago dancing, waltz and 2-slep. $3. Large hull to rent for con ventions, meetings, balls and club socials. 636-Sept. 21 IIKI.C.I.W II Ml U.S. PKDIORKKD stock, reasonable prices. Address Kd Hervey, 111Q N. 0th sir. at, Omaha. --M313 11 T1CKP.T lilt OK Kit. CUT rate tickets every where J'. H. Phil bin, 1503 Karnam. Telephone 781. -967 1 1 ITIIMTl HK AND PIANO MOVING. JACOR SCIUVwVHZ, 1510 Wobsler. Tel 2016 - Ml'.'S 30 TVUKWHlTIVIi. TYPEW'RITKHS, secondhand. 1116 Karnam. -960 AHPKNTKHS AMI .lOIIHKHS. ALL kinds nf enrpenter wirk and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochllttee 2'nti and Lake Sts. 3?' LOST. TWO-CLASP pocketbook containing $32 00 lost In front of Atluiiili Hotel Liberal reward for retim to Mrs. .1 M. O'Dun nell. a9 S. lOthst Lost .KC, S STOVi: HKPAIHING. STOVB. furnace, rango repairs; water con nections Om Stove Hep, Wks 1207 Doug Tel 900. I I i n .- inns w w inn. WANTKD, bids r.ri'Uflng up !' t.. ti.iii I,, ,,inptle liolb t A It I 91.1 Douglas -AtliK) PI IIMTl Hli HIlP VIHIMI. TKL Kl M 8 Waiklln. 2111 Cuming St -Ml It II.WAV TIMIi TUH.ni. KHK.MONT KLIvllOHN Si Missouri Valley Railroad "The Northwestern Line" General unices United Slates National Hank Hldg., S. W. Cor Twelfth nnd Knrnnni Sis. Th ki t OflKc, 1401 Fiirjuim St. Telephone. 561 Dei.,.t. 13th and Webster 81s. Tele phone, 145S Leave. Arrive. Jtliick Hills. Deadwood. Hot Springs u r.:oo pn n 5:oo pm Wyoming. Caspar nnd Douglas d 3:09 pm c 5:00 pm Hnstlngs. York, David City. Superior. Geneve. F.xeter und Seward. ...b .1:00 pm 1 5;M pm Norfolk. Vcrdlgre and Freni..nt b 7:30 nm bl0;23 nm Lincoln. Wahoo nnd Fremont b 7i30 nm bl0:25 am Fremont Locni c 7:30 am a Daily b Dally except Sunday, c Sun daj only il Dolly except Saturday, e Dally except Monday. CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. Minneapolis & Omaha Hallway - "The North western Line" General Olllccs, Nebraska Divi sion, 15th and Webster Sts. Cltv Ticket nine,-. 1101 Farnnm St. Telephone, Ml. Depot. loth and Wuhsicr Sts. . . . Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger ..a 6:00 nm a 9.10 pm Omaha Pascsnger' nll:l0 nm Sioux city & North east Nebraska a 3:50 pm Oakland Local b 5:15 pm b 8:15 am a Dally b Dally excep. Sunday. UNION PACIFIC-"THK OVKH land Hnute"-OenernI Ofllces, N. K. Cor. Ninth and Farnam streets. City Ticket OIUcc. 13H . Farnam street. Telephone, 316. ' Depot, Tenth nnd Ainson St. Telephone, 629. Leave. Arrive. The Overland Limited.. a 8:20 nm n 7:35 pm The Chlcago-Porilnnd Hneclul . ... ... a 8:20 am n 7:33 pm 11 S:f0 am n 3:25 nm The Fast Mull. Tho Colorado Special... all :33 pm a tl:.V nm The Fast Mall n 4:33 pm Lincoln. Hcatrlco and Stromsburg Kxpress. .b 4:10 pm 1)12:25 pm The Pacific Kpress ..n 4:25 pm The Atlantic Kxnress.. n r.:30 nm Grand Island Local h 5:30 pm b 9:30 am a 1 mii) o ijuiiy excopi Hiinuuy CHICAGO & NOHTII estern Hallway "The Northwestern I. In" - V , ' .l I 111.. . . ' . ' - phone. 561. Depot. Tenth " nnu ,-viason sts. Tolo phone, 629. ,, , .... Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Soe- elal a 7:00 am all:30 pm Chicago Passenger a 1:15 pm n S: 10 am i',nsicrn uxnrcss. nes Molm s, Miirshalltown, Cedar Rapids and Chi- , cngo al0:53 am n 4:05 pm Knstcrn Limited, Chi cago and Kast a 1:53 pm 11 1:03 pm Fast Mail. Chicago to Omaha a 2:45 pm Omaho-cidcogo Special. ii 7:13 pm n 8:00 pin Fast Mail a 8:20 am a jjuiiv SIOI X CITY PACIFIC Ilnllroad 'The North western Line" General Olllces, Unlipil stateB .National Ilnnk ilul ding S. W. Corner Twelfth and Fnrnmn Sf Tlebet uuice. iwi rarnatn St. Te enhone. 561. De pot. Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone. 629. Twin Cltv Kxnress y j',J,t" ..a d:55 am nl0:60 pm ..a 7:35 pm n i:15 am ,1'uvu. ,rr vi" Sioux ay Local. ..a 8:03 am fp 4:20 pm a Dally CHICAGO. HUHLINOTON Ac Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Route '- Ticket nmoc. tiiK Farnam St Tel 250. Uenot. Tenth & Mason Streets. Telephone, Leave. Arrive Daylight Clilcago Spe clal a 7;00 am Fiona Kxpress a 9:25 pm Chicago estfbiilcd Kx..a 4.00 pm a 7:15 nm t nicago i.ocni express. a s:f,a am a 1:05 nm Clilcago Limited a 7:45 pm a 7S45 am j'aciiu Jii' etion 1 nen 1. .1110:15 am Pacific .luiutlon Kxtra. n 7:00 nm Knst Mall a 2:45 pm u uuiiy KANSAS CITY, St. JO seph Council Hlutra Rnllroad "The Hurllng toti Route ''i Icket Olftce, 1502 Farnam street. Tele phone 250. Depot. Tenth nnd Mason streets. Tele- pnone, vis. f .en ve A ,I,.a 1 Knnsas city Day Kx ...a s:60 am a 6:10 pm I Ksnh'f r t Night Kx .alO:I5 pm a 6:15 am 1 St I. uin Flxr for St. Joenh atid St Louts, a 4:f,5 nm nti-tr. nm HUHLINCJTO.N Ai MIS Hotirl River Hnllrond "The Burlington Route ijci-erai unices, is. w. Corner Tenth and Karnam Sts Ticket Olllce, 1502 23,1. HurlliTgton station. Tenth and Mnson Streets Telephone. 12S. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln. Hastings and Mccook a 8:19 am n 7:35 pm Liucoin, Denver. Colo- rad Utah. California a 1:25 pm n 3:00 pm Lincoln & lllnck Hills 11 9:30 pm a 3. on pm Monta ia. Puget Sound .a 9:30 pm u (1:45 am Lincoln Kast Mall . . . .11 3:0) pm ul.0:33 am Denver ('..lorado. Utuh & California a 6:15 am u Dally. 1-1, , .'titiitiiii nii.ri. 1 i'iri,i "il,-. CHICAGO. ROCK 1SL- ann iv racine '"inroad "The Great Rock Isl and Route " city rick et Ofllce, 1323 Karnam Street. Telephone. 42.4 Depot, Tenth & Mnson Streets. Telephone 62'l. I.euvn. li'ilv.. Den Moines and Daven port Local 11 7 '25 n in hll :35 am Chicago Impress . ,.bll;13ntn a S:lo am Chhngo Fast Kxpress.. 11 5:00 pm a 1:23 pm I Inroln and K.ilrbury. .11 8:30 nm 11 7:00 pm Lincoln Colorado Spgs., Denver. Pueblo and . W'e.st a 1'.'.0 pm a 1:15 pm Dec Moines Rock Isl- rnd and Chicago a 7:13 pm n 5:50 pm Coiorudo ft Texas Klyer.a 5:5S pm a 9:16 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. ILLINOIS CKNTRAL Railroad. City Ticket Of licc, 1102 Fui'tiam street. Telephone, 215. Depot Tenth find Mnson streets Leave. Arrive Clilcago Kxpress nll:10am a 4:03 pm Ch.cago Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:15 am Minneapolis und St. Paul Kxniess b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm Minneapolis nnd St. Paul Limited a 7:15 pin a 3:15 nm Frit Dodge Local from Council Hluffs b 4:30 pm bi0:lf am 1 IJnlly. b Dnllv except sundny. CHICAGO, MILW'AUKKK Xt St. Puul Rallway-Clty iicKot twice, jwii i'-arnnm Street. Telephone 2S4. Depot Tenth and Mason Streets Telephone, can Leave Arrive Chicago Limited Kx. . . ,n 6:00 pm a S.:05 am Chicago Ac Omaha Kx..b 7:15 am b 3 55 pm a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. OMAHA A- ST. LOUIS RAIL road Omaha. Kansas Cltv & Kastern Railroad "The Qulncy RoutO'V Ticket Of fice, iiir, Farnnm Streot. Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. Tele phono, 629. mm Leave. Arrivo. 8t Louis Cannon Hall Kxpress a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am Kansas C1I1 and Qulncy a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm MISSOURI PACIKIC HAIL road aeneral Olllces and Ticket otllces Southeast Cor ner 14th und Douglas Sts. Telephone 101. Depot, Union station. Leave. Arrivo. n 6:30 pm a 6:15 am St Louis, Kansas & Nebraska. Limited . . . ,a10:00 ant K. C, St. L. Kxpros...al0:lVpm Leave from !5th nnd Webster Sis Nebraska Local Vlu Weeping Water b 4 15 pm alO.45 atn a Dully b Dull except Sunday. i-orri-jn;ni M!LWA"KEEj 1 .0, ni u Dully it in.u v TiMn r inn, W A II P H HAtt.ROAD- It m ii ml Tlcl.et Omcc. 154 Farnam Street Telephone, De pot. Tenth and Marcy Streets. Telephnne. tOW Lease Arrive. S' Louis Cannon Hall" a 5.05 pm a 8:20 ntd Kxpress a Daily I'os i opi'ici: no rid!. tShould he read DAILY by all interested us changes may occur in scy time Foreign mails for the vk eml ng Sep tember S 19ii0, wl l c os- iPHOMP'lt. H nil cases,! at the nenerai ri'i, , follows: l'AHCKl.S POST MA1L el" e one hour earlier thsti cl wlng time sIimhi, below Parcels Post Mulls for Germ.tnv close nt 5 u m. Mondnv and cdtiesdny Trims-tlnntle Mulls. SATURDAY At 8 a. tn for Sin II Lit LANDS, per s. s. Maa'dun imaii tuui dlrei ted "per s. s Maasdam' t; .it 1' 11. m for SCOTLAND direct, per T City of Rotnc. mail must be illroct-d "per s s. Cltv of Home"); at 10.3 a. m (supplementary 12 tn.) for F.U HOPL. per s. s. Cunip.inla. via Queenstown. PH1NTKD MATTKH. KTC - Tin steamer takes Prlnlcd .Matter, fommerciai rip-ii and Samples for Germany only. Toe snttie class of mall tuiitler for other p ins of Kurope will not be f.ent by this rhlp unlrns sneclnllv dlncled by her After the closing of the Supplement try Trans-Atlantic Alnlis named anove 11 101 tlolinl siipplenientur mulls are opened cn the piers of the American, Kngil h. French nnd German ste.tme-i, at'd tern im open until within Ten Minutes of lh hour of sailing of slcjiner .MiiIIm for S011II1 nnd Onlrnl liuerlcn, West liulles. U.lc. SATURDAY At 1 a. in for NKWI'OI'NL LAND. per s. s. t'orean, from Philadel phia; at II a. m. for LA PLATA COUN THir.S, per s. s. Hellena. nt f n. m (supplementary 10. "0 a. in.) for FOHTlM-J ISLAND. JAMAICA. SWANILI A and CARTHAG KNA per s s Altai itnnll f'r I'rain III, mi moot he directed ' nur s. s Altai"), at 10 11. tn. isupplementnry 10..I1 a. in.) for INACI A and ll.M 11 tvin t ape Haiti Port 1111 Prince, ivtli Oonve and .t..iMil..i tier m. Ande.: nt 10 a 111. tstlp- Plementarv 10.30 a. m.i for PORTO HH'O ivla Sail Juini, C1HACOA and VKNK- ZUKLA. per s. s Caracas (man tor m.i vutillla and Cnrlhagena must be directed "per s. . Caracas' ); at 10 11. tu for NEW FOUNDLAND, per s .-. Silvia; at 11 n. 111 for CUHA. per s. s Mexico, vh Havana; at II a. tn. for YUCATAN, per s. s. Mercator. via Progtvo: at I p. m for MATANZA8. CAIHAHIKN, GIHAHA und RARACOA. per s s. Ollmla (ordli arv mall only which must bo directed "per s. s. Ollndn"). Malls for Newfoundland. 'y rail to North Sydney, and thence by st utner. close it this olllce dnllv at s:30 p. tn (connecting rinse hero every Monda. Wednesday and Saturday). Slalls for Mluneinn. ny ran n 11, wi.ii. nml ilieneo bv .trainer, do-e -it this ollicc dally at v'30 p tn. Malls for Culm I iv mil tn Port Tallinn. I 111 . n'lU thence hv steamer, clo-e at lilts ofPCi dnllv (except Monday 1 ol "1 a. 111 (th" connecting closes are on Sunday, Wednes day und Friday). Malls for Mexico '"Uy. overland, unless sneclallv addressed for dispatch bv steamer. c!oe ut this olllce dnllv at 2:20 a. m. and 2:20 p in. Malls for Cost. 1 Rica by rail to Mobile, and for Ilellze, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by mil 1,1 N'ew Orl nns. nnd thence In steamer, close nt this othee dally at "3 ,nn......ntl..,- lint'A 114 IflVM for Costn Hlcu and .Mo-idays for llellte. Puerto Cortez and Gu.itemai.ii. "i ctis tered mall close nt 0 p. m previous day Trnns-I'ncllle Mulls. Miill for Aiiutrulln leveent West us tmllni Veiv y.nnlnnd. Hawaii. Fill anil Satnoan Islands, via San Franolsco, -l"'e hero dally at 6:30 p 111 aflr August 19th nnd up to September lst. Inclusive, or on dnv of arrival of s. Campania, due at New York September "'Is', for dl--nnteh nnr u Kl,.rrn. Mulls far Chin 1 and Jnii.in. via Vancouver, close heie dally nt (1:30 p in up to September 4t'i inclusive, for dlsiiatch tier S s. Ktnpi '-" of China (registered mall must be direr - 1 "via Vh ncou vet 1, .Minis tor .lapin, und Pliflliinlne Islands, via Seattle. here dally at 6:30 p. m up to Septni T "Ttn, inclusive, rer oip.uen p-: s. -Tosa Mam (registered mall must be d. reeled "vln Sellttie '1 .Mulls for HaWUll Clilnn .tiioim 11 1 ul Phlllimlne Islands, vlu San Francisco, close here dally .it 6:,10 11 in 1111 in Renteniber lOtb. Inclusive for dispatch per s f. Doric. Malls f-ir Hawaii, via San Francieo, clcse here ,lnlli til il'll ti in 1111 to Renteniber It n Inclusive, for dlsuiirh tier s. s. Austrntli MalU for Australia 'e'-cent Wist Aus tralia, which goes via Hurope. and New V.enliiiiil which i'om via Snn FrilllclscD. and Kill Islands, vln Vancouver, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September "15th. incliiMve. ror uispaicn per s. s Wnrrlmoo isupplementnry malls. yln Seattle, close at 6:30 p. 111. S?pt"in'.T Kith). Trans-Pnclilc malls ore forwarded to port nf vnlllncr il.'illv nnd the schedule of clos ing Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overinnu tr.msn Registered mull cloves at 6 p. m. prev lous day. CORNKL1US VAN COTT. Postm.ister Pnstofllce, New York, N. Y.. August 31. 19 0, GOVKHXMl'NT Ml TICK. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION buildings at Kort Mackenzie. Vyo.--Olller Chief Quartermaster. Denver. Colorado Sept. 6. 19V) Sealed proposals In trlpllrate will be received here until 11 n. in., ticinucr 5. 1900. for furnishing all of the material and labor requisite for the construction of One Hurrack, two double Ofllcers' Quartern one double N. C. O. QiuulerR, one Q. M and Sub. Storehouse, one Coal Shed, em Forage Storehouse, one Ouardhouse, one HoBiiltnl and one Ilnsnttnl Steward's Ou.r ters at I-'orl lacke,i.te, yo , acccrdlng to ibn nluns and snecincntloiis on tile III t III: olllce, In the olllce of tho Quartermaster nt Fort Mackenzie, wyo., aivi in tno unices 01 the Chief Or. Mr. Dent LakfS. ChlcW 111. Chief Qr. Mr. Dept. Mo.. Omnha, Nen. nnd Dennl Or. Mr.. St. Louis. Mn widen will bo shown, and blank proptna's and circulars giving full Inslrucilors ns to ninnner of hhlillnif nnd terms of contract turnlshed 011 application The ipivcriiinent reserves the right to accept or irlert .my or all nronosiils. Knvel dies 1 ntituliiliur proposals should be marked "Proposals for . ... -.... I.... t- M..L'.,i,l., Xt'... " ;n Llllinil III ll.'ll I , , ,,i. . nddres'ed Major . I. W. Pope, chief Quirter muster. ?rpt5-6-7-S-t),1-M nous 0-i:i)i c i ion p.mcATiif Some SeiirelilUK (lurslloni ror I'licenls of Colli'Kf (ilrls. the In an able artlclo on higher education for women In tho September Woman's Home Companion Iulso Castlo W'albrldgo Ihiiii arruign our prciient rollcRlule Instruction for women: "Does co-education nccoinpllsh tho best lcsulls for a girl? Is her work Identical with man's? Aro tho feminine and iiuihcu lino nature the same? If not, Isn't there suspicion of folly In spending the Importnni preparatory yenis pursuing the snme studies demanded by man's worn! Wouldn't It be Jusl. ns icisonable to teach a boy cookini: and sowing nnd nursing und expect him tn make n full-llcdgeil lawyer or blacksmith ns to Instruct a girl In surveying and me chnnlcs and physics and then expect her to blossom Into n thrifty, uotablo housewlfo und house-niotlicr? The "new woman' may Sight ugnlnst her obvious destiny with nil her acquired masculinity, but she cannot alter the ptirposo of her creation, an woman will go down to the end of tlmo im wife and mother, and It Is for this hor edu cation should prepare her. An unfortunate number nf our girls marry and try to rear families with tho uses of tho needle as tin known to them as It was to nno of tho nbor Iglnes. Tlicro have been schools who to tin necdlowork was tnught, nnd might It not be proilioblo If our up-to-dato institutions would dlscurd audi superllulllet us meta physics nnd theoretical ethics ami substitute instruction In this essentially feminine nm omlnently tlhcful employment before It be comes a lost art? Cooking schools hav been popular for several years, and why not practicable nnd sunslblo to include Foiue knowledgu of tho culinary art In a girl education? And, most Utopian scheme of nil. sonio cxporlcnco In tho euro of tho slrl; nnd young children? Kor just so Hiiro us tho.ycars go by this work will fall upon her shoulders, and then un understanding logarithms and Latin Idioms will avail her nothing." Too Miicli Salt, The report for 1S99 of tho United Stntei, commlBKlon of lish and fisheries. Just ii.mcd, contains nu Interesting article on tho feasibility of introducing oysters and other inarlnn species into tho (Srcnt Salt hike. II. K. Monro wns deputed by the I'CiininiSAlon lo make a series of experi ments, unil after having dono so ho reported as follow) "The main body of the lake jand ft largo part of tta shores are cnmciy mm v nfit for the inln (Lii-tion of manno nal of ci oticmii inlue. owing fo the high ilmlty of the water. The proportional const I tut tun ot the saline contents of the wnirrs of Groat Salt lake Is not vastly lifferent from that of sail water. Great Salt lake is sail and not alkaline. The pli)loliigi(.il effect of Its waters upon or ganlsms plnred therein probably would not seriously differ from that of sea water. ere It not for lis high density, but to nt mpl lo introduce llslies or other luarlno animals into water having a speclllc grailly of I.ldS. when they haw become nd.ipted by nature to a .lensl .. of but 1.025, would bo all litter waste of effort." c tti.ii v Kit si s mii:i:i lit let, of the Slrlfr llrlneen (lie On ners of Herds nml Plnoks, The perennial fight bclwocn western cat- tUmeit und sheepmen Is a study (or both the psychologist and the economist, writes aptnlu James It. MctVlntork In Atnslcr's Magazine. At first glance the Interests of these grent divisions of the live stock indus try would appenr lo be In common. Hut, in trulh, thlA ran never be. Cat tic nnd aheop can no more occupy 11 rango In common than oil and wnter can float coherently. The cow puncher hales tho shepherd with lint roil that Is deep and outlines pic- luresiiuo, and the herder bnglrts himself Ith artillery and sullenly stands on tlu defensive. The trouble between the cattle and sheep Industries mnlnly proceeds from tho tiatutitl dlfterences between tho two classes of live slock. Cnttlo nre hnme-koculng In their habits. They nro ns haul to lose ns a house rat. unless, perchance, C.111 cheerful and unreckonlng rustler happens nlong. A uige cow naturally will make lis "run" where It wns born. Its owner and Its cow boys expect to llnd It within easily defined limits. tiMtally nlong some certain cattle, trill that starlit nt n watering place nnd ends back to higher ground. In ordinary weather, If water bo easy of access, nbout all the cattle will be found some tlmo dur ing the day along the creeks. In tho slmd or luxuriantly hock deep In the mud. Tho night Is spent back on the feeding ground. Drhe the cow away, even 100 miles, and back she will drift, though her return be to a feeding ground by far the worse. Hack home she will come, though It he to stnrve ami die. Sheep, on the contrary, nro necessarily noninillc. They nre gregarious, "bunching" by instinct. Ono man with his dog ran care for even 4.P0O. though only half that number Is usunlly allotted. A flock of sheep Is about as devastating ns. a prnlrla lire. Where It has pnssed the grass Is gone, even to the roots, tho sago brush Is ilefollntcd and the track so reeks with tho sheep's peculiar odor that cattle nnd horses avoid the ground for weeks after ward. And the herds In their ceaseless Journey never follow one another. To use a pat military expression, they come "en echelon." In a path parallel lo nnd ntmi. ting one edge of tho strip devastated hr the preceding woolly army. Thus, if ono flock eat out n half mile strip, ten flocks will leave n barren nrea five miles wide. The better the feed tho slower tho rate of trnvel. The flock moves on When tho grass Is ronsumcd. No dlngram is needed to show tho effect of such a raid on n cnltln range. 1 he rage of the cattlemen Is not hard to Imagine. A ouartcr of a century ago when tho wild west was virgin land nnd pasturo there was plenty nf room for both ratlin and sheep. Hut ns the country has tilled up and as tho area of tintononted or un claimed Innd has shrunk tho two branches of live stock have been driven In upon each other more nnd more, until they aro row in contention for possession of thn same field, l.ittlo by llitlo tho herders atid runchers have hecn forced from tho plains up Into tho mountains. Western Kausas, iNcnrnsKn and the Dukotos. I ho western portion of Oregon nnd Washington and all of California, which were onco frco ranges. iiiivo nerome. icss nnd less aval able. F.ven Colorado and Utah nnd a portion of Wy oming, because of tho ndvnnco of farmora nnd miners, afford a constantly shrinking pasturage. 110th Hheepmen nnd cattlemen liavo been obliged to seek the high nnd untenable lands in the mounlnlns, whom the forests und tho watersheds aro the only tic rt Ions that afford suinclent feed. The struggle between them, therefore. Is waged chiefly In what Is known as tho pla teau region of tho continent. Krom lower New Mexico and Arizona and western Texas northward lo tho Amerlenn boundary and from tho eastern Montana lino westward to ine summit of tho Cascade monninlnq n, sheepmen nnd I ho cattlemen are fighting for tho control of tho remaining ranees. Thn sheep go Into tho verdant meadowB of tho inrcsis nnd tho cattlemen stck lo expel them. The cattlemen where tho grasses are succulent nnd th wator plentiful, only lo find tho shoop work ing 11110 tno same district, cropping t,ht grass to Us roots and tainting tho air with the smell which thn cnttle rnnrinf nn. -Imp. Tho Honor frnii'ilu In upon tho formerly unsettled lands tho more inner necomes tho antagonism. Frequently It breaks out In brief nhootlnir mnieiiAn. in which tho cattlemen generally prove them selves the more expert. Moro often It culminates In strained sentiments nnd pre-u ijiwiim 01 trouiiie threatened botween cowboys and sheep herders." Agnln It breeds feuds which nro fully as swift nnd decisive ns those of Kentucky. W II (T llllll,i:il TUB KNOI.MOKH. Mnn AVns on the Triirl, , m,, Sol Heed (In. ,ut,.. The old engineer hnd finished grooming his engine for tho night's run and waa whlling awny the half hour before I rain tlmo In swuppltig yarns with his Amman H was his turn at a story, relates tho New Vork Mall and Kxpress. After puff ing reflectively on his pipe for n moment or two. ho said, half uucsllonlngly : "t don't bellnve we've ever run over anybody, Hill, since you've been in the cnh. "Hut It Isn't the running over that senrea you," ho continued, "though that Is hnd enough. It's the coming so all flred close, to It nnd missing that taken the tuck out of n man. After you onco hit anything th worst you can do is to plow right along, but when you sno a man on tho track and blow your whistle and shut off steam and put on brakes nnd then tho man turns out to bo doaf or drunk or something of tho kind nml you know you can't help alrik Ing him. then's the tlmo you wish you wore, running a steamboat or n llro engine "The closest shnvn I ever had was when I was pulling tho president's special up to Albany. Wo were trying to mnko n record run. We had passed the Poughkeepsio brl.lgn and were doing better than n mllo a minute, when I saw a mnn walking down the track toward us. Tho fireman blew tho whisllo. hut tho man never budged from bo tween tho rails. Ah wo got closer I saw ho was walking tilth his bond down and paying no attention lo what was going on I shut off steam. Jammed on tho brakes und reversed her. bm wo slid nlong ut a pretty fair gait. He never stirred until Just as tho engine was going tn hll him. Then he Jumped out of tho way. grinning up at mo nnd put his fingers to his none. " T.et after him,' I yelled, but hofore tho fireman could climb down from thn I'fih the man was running down tho track for nil ho was worth and that wasn't moro than 30 cents. Wo didn't hnvn nny tlmo to spare, so wo hustled on again nnd I'vo been trying ever since tn decide whether our friend was drunk or crazy, or had a darned peculiar Idea nf humor. Anyway. I wish I'd had a t It t lo moro time. I'd llkn in have taken a chance at him with & coal bhovel