Nebraska Newspapers

    THE 0MA11A DAILY .UEE: FJUDAY, SEPTHMJJEtt II, lOOO.
11
ECIAL NOTICE
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1c u Miiril thereafter. .Votlilnrt (nUrn
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dressed to it numbered Iptler In vnrt
of 'Dip lire, imnrri no uildrpascd will
lip delivered on presentation of the
check only.
SITI TIONs WI'ITI).
TIIOROIOIILV ininiicten' bnokkiepcr tie
Blrf.x clerlchl position of tiny kind at
or.tr. r.ipld penman, nictitate nccnint ini ;
bond given, best city rcterinies. Ai'
drcs T GO, Ui A-.M027 IP
I'OHITION (in housekeeper liy rciined. iinln
cumbered, experienced widow. Address U
C, Hoc A-M003 10
.IM'I.II-AU: IIIJLP.
WANTED, wo have steady work Tor u few
good hustlers of good hutillM nml nppenr
nncp. C. F. Adams Co., 105 Uownrd Ht.
11 S70
HAltllER tri-ilo tuunlit thoroughly In short
time; cutnlnicuo nnd particulars free.
Address Western Harbors' Inftlttilc,
OmHlut, Neb. H-71
1 ANTED, lnhorcrs, tenrnstcis, lock men
nnd siirfuce tur-ii. Neb. U'yo. nnd Iowa;
free fare; highest wages; ship dully.
Western It. It. Labor Agency. 31U S. Iltb
U-X7
AN INTELLIGENT young man lo tnkn n
shorthand scholarship 111 hst school und
p.-iN fur It when course In rnmpli'tpd und
position secured. Address L 2G, lice.
JJ-S73
ANTHI), seven young men lo prepare for
Nnwmher omntia nostai service exnminn
Inn, thorough preparation, charges
reasonable. Inclose stump Interstate ( or
re Hpondt'lito Institute, I Vtlnr Ruplils. In.
Il-MtM 17
WAN'THb-inmi mill wife, no rhlldiPii, lo
tnkn ran1 of nntsill uprirtmeiit house f ir
house tPtil. fuel, limit, etc. ,n colored
people Ad'lrpKM T 01. Hop. H -fiui-in.
WANTHD. at onrp. i-it Ir-niiiii ii for clothing
ii nd gents furnishing goods; must have
good references, none lint cxperiencei!
nipii iipimI apply; slnglp iiimii prefprred.
Address fllolip I'lnthllii; i'o,. Missouri
Viillej-, In H-.MOIO 15
WANTED, a llrst-cbiss t It-til omul clerk
f"r h guileful merchiiudlsc slorc: mist
be well versed In dry goods and hnvr
smile pxperleiico In window dressing;
into experience and snliirv pxpectrd.
Address 1'. O. box SI7, W'pst roln'. Neb.
H-M'U1 IS
WAN'THD. nti pnerlpnreil vnunc travpllnc
limn, Komi rpfercncen ro'iulrrd. AiIiIiphs
I 1, !pp Ii iHil-il
"WANT HI), a few triiHt worthy boyn ni men
.m,,...ru A .,.,!. mi A If 'I' urili'p. '-'I'-!
pnutii nth hi. ii-.Mc.ii ir.
VANTTl), in teaiiii to haul brick. Krltpn
brink Ilros., Huiltli Omaha. II-MiilH 15
tt'AXTKIV mi pxtiprleiippil nrneerv Iravel
InK man; Riind referencps renulrpil. Ad.
ilri'KH I I, nee. ii mh-is
11AVK pnliiK pos'ltlnn for nil unemp'oypH
malp tH'lipri. 't'nll or ndilriH ('. I.
IlutPK, MS ltaillKP IlIdK., Oliliillli Nell.
II Ifil-ln
V ANTHD. experienced
Ni'liraxka ClolliitiR Co.
bundle wrapper,
II-.Mr.T2 lfi
M' ANTHI). a handv fiilholle yonnK man to
do the work around a relmloiiH iiiHtitii
Hon: wliile una lllr'il ohm and salary px-
peeled, with or without board Address
IT 7. liee. H-MiITl V
rni'i'A'I'HD innn to eoniltiel olllce In earli
eountv seat; no enpllat but honesty an.l
cood eoiniiion sense; rellalile eoinern Willi
lpadiiiarters In Omaha. Address r 0,
Uee. H .MUI.H
WANT HI), bllcht boy. 12 to 11 years old;
sm.ill wanes to benln with; elinni'e to
li.irn1 trade. Address u- 'in-e nince.
H-MCtil 1C
HXlMJUinNCHI) elothliiK salesman wishes
sltuallon, rltv or eountry; sppuks (lerman
and Swedish; Al references. Address
II. C 1811 (,'hlciiKO St. n-Ml.Tfi 15
W.Al'i:il-l'i:.)l VI. IT II HI, I.
AN INTHI.I.IOHNT lady to take a short
band scholarship In best school and pay
for It wnin courso is oonipieieii ami posi
Hon secured. Address L 2o, llco.
NVANTHU. 200 clrls. 1MI Dodco. Tel. SW,
c-sti;
HI Klrls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1522 Douglas
u 7J
WANTHD. a number of eslra ladles and
gentlemen for stage work. Apply to
iiliiBo iiiaiuiKer at stnge entrance. Uoyd's
theater any rorenoou between date and
Ha I unlay. c MB'JG is
OIIIL for general housowork; small family
1511 vales Ht. TaKo Sherman Ave. car,
c-cus-ia
WANTHD. a cumneteht clrl In a fa in lis- of
two. Apply to Mrs. W. J. llurgess, 1015
lieorcia live. i .nuis u
WANTHD. a good second girl. Mrs. K.
I'udahy, 37th and Dewoy Ave.
C-C32-16
SCHOOL (TIKL olTered home und small
wageH In family of two. Address V I
Ilee. C-Miill 15
KXrHUIHNCRD girl for general houso
work. Good wages. 431S Farnam.
C-MCI0 IS
Cllir, for ceneral housework ' In small
family; wages H.W per week. Apply 121s
Ho. 7th Ht.
WANTHD, clrl for housework; good wages
2lii cass Hi. u b.i-ii'
WANTHD, at once, girl. 261C Toppletou Ave,
L lul'ltf
COOK wanted.
r.Tth.
Mrs. O. H. llurker. mi S
l MliTU 10
WANTHD. girl for housework In small
family, one who can go Home nignts pre
ferred, lit HOii HuuglUH Ht. C MWS3 IB'
I'O II HH.N I IHM'SHV
HOU HUNT
2fS I 'lark. I rooms, clu water. $10 00
;vnn N ltitli, 7 rooms, burn, modern, $22 50,
ll.ii N Jiit a, 7 rooms, modern, Jis.iiti .
?2I3 Hurt 3 rooms, city water. Jii.no.
SIB H 13th. 2 rooms. 2nd II mr, JI3(ii).
2121 H Ifitli. 6 romiiH. $15. H).
4223 N. Kiitli, 5 rooms, $5.
HTOItHS.
J2.1 Sit. 10th. basement, $ti.
ri'Jrt So. Ii'ilh. $12.50.
rt:r, So. Ii'ilh, part store, J3.
1.102 l''urnam. ilMi
1M5 l'arnnm. 2 rooms, 3d Hour. $15,
Hi A S 171 ll. $.10.00
Mci'agiio lnvestmeiit Co., 1500 Dodgo Straot
U tiKI-ll
HOfSHS and (lata.
lllugwiilt. Hurker blk
D Nil
FDR HHNT, strictly modem lint In D.iv
Idge building, opposite city hall.
JOHN W. ROIUUNS, IS02 FARNAM ST.
D-0O.1
AI.WAYS moving It. H. goods, pianos.
Olllce, 151P4 Fnrnnm St. Tel. 1539 or va.
n-8
FEE HENRY 11. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE.
D-Ss.0
IIOl'SES for rent In nil parts of the clly.
Ilrennan-Love Co., 320 8o. 13ih St. ,
D-&37
FIVE nnfiirnlshed rooms, all modern. 2711
N 22d st. D-Mlll
IF yoi want sour houses well runted place
them with Henuwa & Co. D b'S
11 OF S EH, etc.
D. Wend. 1321 DourIhh
D-S79
CROOM Mat, city water, 2719 nurdetto.
D 869
IIOl'SES, stores.
Hemls, Paxton block.
D iSO
FI'RNISIIED liiuiso for rent. Apply at
P.ose's Art Store. D-002.
FOR RENT, 1115 S. 2Mb, 8 rooms, good
repair, $20. Puttrr-Sholes Co.. 310 N. Y.
Life. ' D-M022 H
FOR RENT, a-room cottuRe on Miami, near
2ith. Apply wi m. win. d-sji yj
HOI SHS. C. 13. Wllllumson, 1203 Farnam.
D M074
I,.R(U'T modern residence west part town,
.. , 1 1.1.M ,.......... ... , At,.-.
rnn iu:nt-i'( nMsitiM) hoois.
I IINISIIKD-5 nl'p room'. .om hnii"C
keetd.n. slmrle "r ( n.' 'le' - r-
onable, no children. 516 North l!Uh ::t.
H-477.13'
TWO furnished rooms,
references. Sin S.
H-.MClt IS
Ktll.
TWO large furnished rocms for hou.c
keeping. 508 H. 22d st. n-M62l 15
3 furnl'hed rooms for hotuckeeplng; man &
.. . I r.. , ....... . t . . . . ,.... . , -. V-
TllllKi: roms, liousekeplneg; 1112 K. 11th.
r. ii i
MODHUN rooms, $1.50 week.
514 N. mill.
B-5T0-14
rt'UNISHHI) rooms, heut by slpiim; also
board. 225 Harmony st., council muffs.
H-.M6I7 l'.i
llorSKKHKI'INfJ. Cll c5o.
lTth Ave.
IJ-Ki'l 10
LAHOH nicely furnished front room: gen
tlemen only. iDia uodRe. it mow
TWO large newly decorated rooms, single
or nirnipneii mr ucni no iseKeepinK; ncnt,
pus. iiorclaln b.uh, etc; reasonable. u
H. J-ith'st. H MCT3
I'lllMMIIll) HOO.MS AM) HOAItl).
aLi;NCAIUN1lraii.ilents.$1.25day. loon DgK
OOOD board, private family.
09 So. W.th
F-MS5J
avenue.
I'TOPIA, 1721 Davcnpott SU
IN 1111 VATH family
2C20 St. Mary's Ave.
Till' Morrlam, sood summer refort. 25th A
DiillRP. I'-Mi
DHSIUAHLH rooms, board.
2.V54 Harney,
H-MfllS 18
HI. Hi 5 A NT room, with board. 1903 Capitol
avenue. V Man
Kill! It 1! VI' I MM IIMMIITII UOO.MS.
rNKritNISIIHD rooms;
lug bin" Park ave
no ho-jsekeep.
H--412
I'KIt HIT.Vr STOHO AM (IKIMCHS.
l.'Ott IIHNT. stiire In llr.t.elns location
rent ressonable. Apply It. C l'eiers v
Co., ground Moor, llco bMs. I 2w!
Hon HHNT. r,tc brick ftore Iml'dlng In
Hock 1'orl, Atchison county. .Mo . 'Ine
location for general stock Of incrcluin
iiiuc iiiiiifiinc u ?jvn r et with wire-
room peparntp, and Is owned by Musonlc,
lodge, iiiic or tlie nei corners in town
Address W. IT. Glermanii, Eccrctars.
1-IS7
A till NTS VATT,II.
AOHNTS wanted. We can use a few more
Kood men to take orders for our custom-
made suits; to Hip right kind of agents
we will send outfit free of charge Work
llros. Co.. Chicago. ,1-MfiiVl II
roll'TUAITH of McKlnlev ami Hrynn, ulso
Hoosevell as Hough lllder. n miHomeiy
mounted In colored cardboard framos, size
15x20. Send 25 cents for samplp oulllt and
terms to agents. l;uuene carraine. liept
l'.i. ll) and 1022 Mllllln St., lMllladelphla
Pa. J MHJ3 14
WAXTBI1 TO IIIT.Vr.
rritNIHUHD houso of 10 rooms or more
for Iho winter or 1 year; central port
of city. i)r. J. i.. .Miner, imi uooge.
K-555-13
WANTHD, 0 or 7-room cottage, modern
rtpidv J. T. Bloom &. Co.. 1S15 (''arninn st
K-C3S l.t
STOHA(JH.
PArtlMC Storage nnd Warehouse Co.. !12
014 Jones, general stonso and forwarding.
;u
On. Van Stor. 'To., 1511& Tarn.
ToH. i:sn-kfii.
so;
AV.wrun to mr v.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, et"
in lnrge nnd small quantities. Chb ag
Kurnitiiro Co., 1400-10 Dodge, Tel. 2120
WILL nurchaso a limited numher of
Omaha Savings bank accounts,. Urennan
Lovo Co.. 309 So. 13th. N-S 5
2DIIAND bicycles.
Omaha Hlcyclc Co.
N-S!6
KOH S LIT Kl ll.M'I'l I ID.
FOR SALE- Fnrnlture of six-room house,
complete, with or without piano. Hood
location; cheap rent: In South Omaha.
Will sell on time If desired. Address, "D,"
Heo Olllce, South Omah'ii. O BOO 17
for .s i,i: iioi'.sits, vehicles, nrv.
NEW nnd 2d II. vehicles at marked down
prices. Harry Frost, 14th & Leavenworth.
1 P-S3S
URAND new high grado $325.00 Snyder
phaeton; low price. Apply 31.; Ktrbnch
illocll. P-M335 II
FOR SALE, new baggie bodies with gear
ing for sale at $1.50 each. A H. Alplrn,
913 Douglas. 'L007
ORAY mare, 8 yenrs old, 1,400 pounds; also
roan horse, G yeurs old, weltht 1,150 lbs,
Harney Street stables. Wm. Frankle,
1205 Howard. P-433
KOH SALE MISCKLLAMTOUS.
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
fences nnd cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q S99
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Council Drug Co., Cor. ICtti and Dodgo.
Q 9ikj
11. HASH, Florist. 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 770.
Plunts, cut Mowers, bonnets, hall, resi
dence, wedding and gruCo decorations,
Orders by mall or exprcsso promptly filled.
Q-9J1
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1116 Fnrnnm,
Q-90.'
SAFES; buy, soil, cx'bo. Schwartz, 114 S. 13
Q-903
M.
& W. tiros, $2.73. Omaha Bicycle Co,
Q-90!
MANSON bicycles, $23. Omaha nicyclo Co.
Q 903
2DIIAND wheels, $5 to $10; new wheels $13.
Omaha Htcyclo Co., 10th & Chicago Hts.
y 900
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (now) for sale.
Call ut otllco clerk district court.
Q-S10
FOR SALE, corncobs. Monroo & Co., 811
N. ICth st. Q-M10C
HEAUTIFl'L Stelnwuy upright piano, must
bo sold this week. Address T 1, Heo otlico.
Q-207 Ol
FINE horso and rubber-tired bucgy. very
cheup. II. IT. Frcdrlckson, 1422 Dodue St.
' y-UI OS
100 TONS good hay ut bnrgaiti, If sold at
once. CuddlliKlDii & Wilcox. N St., So.
Omaha. Q-M5S9 16
FOR SALE Two pool and billiard tables,
cheap. 101 Lroiidway, Council muffs.
Q M02
CHICKERlNCt Orand pluno for sale cheap
leaving city, uau looay. iiui i iipn.ii
Ave. Q 034-13
FOR SALE, payable after received, three
months' trial free; $11.25 for u high grade,
5-drawer, drop lieud cablnot sewing ma
chine: $1190 for n regular $10.00 blcvcle:
$W50 for n $:!).0i) piano; $29.75 for a $75.W
parlor organ; $15.50 for Ii 5-plece over-
stiirred veioiir jio.oii parlor huiip. ah new
high crude standard goods. For full par
ticulars Htate articles Interested In and
we will mull you a special catalogue
Sears. Roebuck & Co., Chicago.
Q-MC38 013
MISPITLLAMTOUS,
NOTICE, countrv dealers. 2dhand furniture
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less, wuicngo r urniiure lo., ho-j uouge
R-fw7
ULAIKVOYAATS.
MMK.avLMER genuine palmist. 1003 Dodge.
a hi
ITI.KCTHIO TICK ATM HNT.
MME. LITE, tnasnetlo treatment. 607 8
13th, room 2. T M4Q2 15
ELITE parlors,
615 S. ICth, second floor.
T-375 05
MME AMES, 1615 Howard, room 1. 2d floor
Mae Edgnr, us.laUnL T MbG4 Hi
PHH.0AL..
HOFK'9 Hxprcss A Mescnger Co Tel 17 1 7.
1-H17
MONIIHIT. Chiropodist, 1511 Iurn. Tel 23.3
l yrj
VIAVI. woman's way to health. 3lfl He' b dg
j '.lis
Tt'IUCISII baths, massage bat'is, rlcctrl"
baths, for lmltis on.y, skilb-d wnmsa
massage operators; Mnest eiUlpp"d b.iti'9
In the city. Kaiutroiti Uath (,'ompntiy
Hooms 21G to 220, UCC Bldg. U-910
Ht'PTt'HK cured: no knlfo. no pnln. in
danger; send for circulars. Kmp re Hup
ture Cure, K2 N. Y. Life bldg., Omaha.
U-!14
PHIVATK hospllnl for ladles Ic'ore fi dif
Ing tonflremcnt; Lublcs adopted, 11M XU.
PLKATING and pleated skirls of nil kinds.
M. Goldman & Co., 2W Douglas block.
C-015
PLHATINO. buttoiui to order; plnklrr?
while you wait. Oiu.ihu Pleating Co.. 1521
Douglas. U-010
JOHN HL'DD, optician. 115 S. Ifith St.
U-501 SI.)
PHIVATH homo before and during cotifn"
ment; babies utloptcd. Mrs. Uuiget, Pl'i)
Uurdettc. V 010
LADIKS' hair shampooed. di-ffjc.l, 35c. Ilnlr
toilet goods. Monhclt, 1513 Parilam Tel 23J3
l--roi
E. L. LOVEJOY, IIS N. I5th st., for a OOOD
bicycle, for a good sewing machine, for
anything for bicycle or sewing machines
seo him. l-M5fll 15
LADIES' Jackets ami tailor made sulta nl
tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Hogel. :irT S. 17.
P-344-0-4
DH. HOY, chiropodist; corns removed, 25o
and upwurd. lloom 12, Frenzer block.
U-!13
IF yoi are thinking of learning bnrber's
trade send to old reliable Kansas City
(Mo.) Harpers' College; free cntuloguc and
particulars. Positions secured, tools fur
nished. F. C. Hrndyford, Manager.
T-MiB!) 11
LA PITTITE French oval photos 50c pr
dozen during September only. Proctor,
010 S. 101 h. U-.M333 Oct. I
PLACE your order now for seal sneques,
fur scarfs and collarettes of alt descrip
tion; furs repaired nml altered. Aula
baugh, Son & Co., 500 Karbark blk
l'-M357 Ol
l.ADIITS troubled with Irregularities,
whiles, sterility, painful or suppressed
menstruations Unit prompt relief and i ure,
quiet home before anil during coptlnc
menl. Call or write with stamps to Dr.
Pries, 1513 Dodge st., Omaha, Neb.
r-.Mt.03 013
MOM5Y TO 1.0 IX IIHAI, HST VTH.
LOAN'S on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms nt 5 per cent. Horrowers can
puy $loo or any multiple. Any Intercut
date. No delnv. Hrennan-Lovc Co., 300
South 13th St., Oinnha, Neb. W Ml
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate Urcnnan-Lovo Co., 30'J So. 13th.
W-0'S
$1,000 nnd upward to loan on Improved city
property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith it
Co., 1320 Farnam. W-029
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd wnrrants.
Oeorgo & Company, 1001 Farnam St.
W-031
MONEY In any amount nt 5. SU, fi per cent.
J. W. HOIIHINS & CO., 1S02 FAHNAM ST.
W-930
MONEY to loan on farm and city property ;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co.. 1505 Farnam.
W-032
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd 64 per cent on
umnua property, w. u, iucikic, wi . l.itn.
W-027
PRIVATE money. 5. 5i, 0 per cent; no de
lay, uarvin uros., ibi;i i-arnnm. w w
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; also binds
ana warrants, it. -. I'cttrs ,t i n., i,o:
Farnam St.,. .llco Hldg. AV-DJ1
PRIVATE money. F. D.Wcad,T52l Dougl.is"
W 322
FIVE per cent money. HemlsPlPaxton block.
,,,v va
MONEY to loan on tirst-clnss Improved city
property or tor niiiiutntr purposes. I'ayne-
Knox Co.. New York Life. W-925
MOMTY TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorner or mortcnge required.
LOWEST HATES. EASY PAYMENTS and
ST H 1 CT 1. Y CO N K I D HNT I A L.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 520, fifth Moor, New York Life Hldg,
X 933
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-r-N-E-E-D-I-T-
Wp make loans from $10.00 up on furniture.
pianos, norses, cows, etc.; you Keep tlie
property ; or wo will make you u SALARY
LOAN rn your own note, without Indorser
or mortgage: we charge absolutely noth
Ine for making papers and we keen noth
lnir out of the omo int you borrow: vou
may pay the money bnek In one month or
ioko more iim in wnicn to pny it, nnd
you are expected to pay for It only what
time vou use It: our rates aro low nnd
our terms are the easiest; our business Is
ns conlldcntlal aa is posslnlo and our treat
ment la nlways courteous. Omaha Moi t
gage Loan Co., 300 So. 10th St. Estob
llahed 1S92. X-931
LOANS.
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
A HIT YOC ONE OF TIIH CROWD WHO
ARE TAK1NO ADVANTAOK of our NEW
partial payment plan? Let us QUIETLY
explain same to you. Wo loan employes on
in, -ii n,,t,.-fi. riui iiitiifi., iiu iiiijui.iur; nu
publicity. Simply a CONFIDENTIAL
lU'HINESS DEAL. We loan THOUSANDS
In this way, SO DON'T HESITATE AHOUT
CALLING. Wo arc hustlers nnd want morn
business. ll. ll. lS.MI'I.OVHS RECEIVE
PROMPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
TIME AND CONVENIENCE. TIipsp nre
times or neavy compotition and to remnln
lenuers wo musi givo more ror your money
limit uuicrK jii-,.
HHLIAHLH CHfTDlT CO.,
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Hlk,
X-935
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture, lew.
lery, nuracs, raws eic. j. v , iiccu, 31S K. 13.
X 930
SALARY LOANS. CHATTLE LOANS. J.
w. iAii,uii, .is i-irsi wat. Hunk Hldg.
X-937
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per-
iii'ini.'iii iiuniiiuii wiin respousioio concern
upon their own names without security;
cosy payments. Tolmnn, 700 N. Y. I,. Hldg
X. 339
MONEY loaned on nlanns. furniture, horses
cows, jeweiry. uun ureon, h.k, Harker Hlk
X 93S
MONEY loaned on Pianos, furniture, dlu-
monus. wnienes, privately. Herger s Loan
uo iwn enrnnm ai,, upsiairs. X 940
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds
watches; payments confidential. Omaha
cnattio L,oan iiunk, 220 s. 15th, upstairs,
-N341
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PHO
I'LE momentarily embarrussed who desire above
everytning eisn 10
AVOID PUBLICITY
enn bo aceommndftted at our oMlce with
less expense, tuna and troublo than any
piuco in i hp cuy.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
Room 001, Hej Hiilldlng.
X-912
HISI.MTJ'.S CHAXrHS.
FOR RENT, owing lo advancing years Mr
II. Haas, the florist at 1S13 Vlntun street,
tin decided to rent nut his hoi bnns.n at
nbovo location, occupvlng 7,0.0 to 8.W)
square feet, under gluss, with about 20)
windows, and the residence and store
fronting thn street, on the motor line o
South Omaha. Excellent location for the
business. r 941
FOR SALE Nice boarding and livery busl
ness, chance for live man with small
capital to make money. Auurcss, jfox w.
Hea OMlco, South Omaha. ye07j7
FOR SALE, liaidware, tlnwaro nnd Imple
ment business, cstnbllHhed 15 years; good
misiness; owner wisnes 10 retire; lown
800. Address T 03, caro Hte V M615 IS
CALL on Mornnd, Crelghton hall, for
society and stage dancing, waltz nnd
2-sten, $5.. Lares hall to rent for con
ventions, meetings, balls and club socials,
wu-sevi- -i
CIIAMDERS' school of dandliiR. 17th and
Ilnuirl.is. Classes and clubs now form
ing at academy. Open dully, 9 a, m, to
p, m. 'I'lione, mi, nan anu music
run Islied parties, Circulars, -M595 on
roit S 1,1 : It IT W, IT STATU,
HOPSES. farms. It. C. Patterson, ?06 N.Y.L.
niT-P4j
IIOI'SRS. lots, farms. lands. Innns; nlo f're
insurance, llemls, l'axton blk. HE- Sis
HEAD THIS; one of the host homes In Han-
com Place, 9 rooms, large int. good luirn,
sightly home; party letn'r.jc city; pr;C.
$7.800X m. J. Kunnnrd & son, room 10,
Hron block. HH 917
8KB 1IHNHY li. PAi'NH, G01 N. Y. LtKH.
HE 3 0
AYNE-KNON CO.. HEADQCAHTHItS
ror HITAL ESTATE IIAItdAINS. LOW
EST HATES on LOANS. POI'NI) IN
Sl'HANCE; HOrSES. PLATS, STOHES,
for HITNT. Hirst Moor, N. Y. Life Hl.lg
UE-aw
OOOD rental property for farm. Montoo
.v w t cua una i-uei, an win si.
Z M022
HANC1I AND FARM lands for sale by the
t tilon I'aclilc Hnllroad company. H a
MeAllrtster. land cotntnNMoner, 1'nion
l1aelMc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
HIT-9IS
UAROA1 NS-1 1 A P. R I SO N .
N. Y. LIFE
RE-4.130C17
CHAS. E. WILLIAM30N, 12X1 Farnam St.
HH Mi3l
SEVEN choice lots on 30th and Pratt st..
omiihn, for sule or trade ror unproved
city property or good form land: hive
other Income property nml some ensh to
match any deal. For particulars write
S. Hanson, 1015 Iloono s'.., Hoone. In.
RE-M3I1 19
C. F. HARRISON, FARMS.
N. Y. LIFE
R1T-30I OS
REST bargain, $500 will buy. Address T
iw. live. his a(3-u-
OWNERS WANT OFFERS.
02t Miami St.. cottage. 3 rooms, pantry,
larje closet, city water, sink, nice lot vx
122 feet: the lot nlone Is worth the price
asked for this property; price, $900, u bar
gain, :M2 Hamilton si., rotliige, 6 rooms, city
l iiiiiiuiiiiii si., i:uiiii.'. o njuiiia. . i3
water, bam. nice lot nnd shade. ITxamlne
this nronertv and make nn offer.
719 Lenveliwort.'!, new, modern dwelling. 0
rooms, gus, porcelain oath, hot anil colli
wnlpr. Hpiver: choice corner 70x11.! feet
Everything llrst-Mass; price, $2,500; a bar
itiiIii, Near 20th and Parker, modern collage. 7
rooms, furnni'e. bath, sewer, gas. n v
water, good barn, south front tot. brl. k
puvcil street; price, J2.0OO; a bargain.
GARVIN 11ROS., 1013 FARNAM ST
HIT MHI'l 10
LOST.
LOST, bunch bills stumped People's Fur.
& c. c iicturti anu receive rew.iru.
l.ost-631-ll
STRAYED or stolen, large black horse,
Aug. 23, from the "Alamlto rami, west
Dndgp si., Omaha, Neb. Clinton H.
HrlggH. Lost M823 1I
TAKEN TP. dark red cow with white hind
legs. John KocheIek,.2Mh ami I street,
South Omaha Lost-i'35-ll
LOST or stolen, Sept. 1. lOOn, large Irish
spaniel bitch. Return to sun spruce st ;
$10 reward. Lost Mivil 2''
OSTEOPATH V.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. Llfo Hldg.;
Tel. 1601; Alice jonnson, I), u., indies'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopnthist, Mgr.
-o:o
M, E. ITONOIiriT, D. O.. of Still ' school,
Kirkvliie, .Mo. 004 I'axton Hlk. Tel no,.
-9j7
N. F McMUHRA Y, H. S. D.. D. O.. Mrs.
J. R. Muslcli. D. O.. grailuales A. S. () ,
Klrksvllie, Mo., suite 530-L'S Hee bldg
3T2 03
A. T. HUNT, D. O.. 303 Knrbaeli. Tel 2312
r.so-oct n
MIOHTHWI) AM) TVI'ITWHITIXn.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Life
931
IIOYLES' Collego, court .reporter prlnc.nal
uee Ulllg. . - 'JJ-
NEHRAHICA Hiilnes 'fi'm' Sliorthanrt Col-
l,r.rt nrt.,!' Thflu ll 11'l
'-"". W. . '
GREGG Shnrtluirid t'nfTEht'nt fie Omaha
Commercial college, lutll and. Douglas sts
- 9 4
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health Und prompt relief
jiox -IJ, umana, !seu. -oniuieiiiiui.
-9-5
DR. LH DUE'S Female Regulator, posi
tively warranted to cure tlie most stuli
tiorn cases of monthly ittoppages. Irregu
larities, obstructions nnd suppressions
lirought on from whntcver cause: $.' a
pnekage or 3 for S3; sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. Tlie Kldd Drig
Co. Elgin. Ill Amerlenn OMlce. retail,
wholesale, Myers-Dillon D'lig Co., Oranlia,
M. A. Dillon. South Oinnha: DavlB Dnm
Co., Council Hluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
ror mi.
FOUND, maro nnd colt. Owner can have
same by nppiving at loon c.ipltoi ,v
nnd paying damnnes. Found 050-1.;
FOUND, a gold chain nnd locket. Inquire
521 N. 2. 1(1 Hi. l'-ouna-CMi 13
i)iii;ssMAicin,
IN families.
Miss Sturdy. 31R 8. 26th st
0.10 Sept. 21
E. G. M'DONALD, 1012 Capitol nvenue.
.MOOT 013
STAMMITHIXG AM) STI TTI5HIXG.
CURED. Julia Vnughau, 430 Ramgo Hldg.
Mil
ACCORDION PLITATI.N'O.
ACCORDION nnd side ploatlncr, clieupest.
nest, quicKesi. jirs. a. i . ,AiarK, u rai
tcrsou Hlk., 17th and Farnam.
-M514 03
1T.NGINIJ1, IIOILHHS, ITTC.
L. C. Sharp Mach. Wks.; motora, dynamon.
913
iioTr.i.n.
HENDERSON. $1.00 per day house; board,
$3.50 to $5 week. 9th and Farnnm; tel. 1210.
-M201 Ol
1A W .MIR OK I3HS,
EAGLE Loan OMlce, reliable, accommodat
ing; nil busness conlldcntlal. 1301 Douglas.
903
LOANS, II. Marowltz; low rates. 418 N. 10.
wu
LAIN 1)11 V,
OMAHA Steam Lnundry: shirts. 7c; collars,
Zoj curts, 4c. Loo i-eavenworm. tci. 547.
-S63
STOV1T HEPAIHlN'fl.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; water con
nections. Om. Stove Rep. Wks., 12U7 Doug
Tel. 900.
II IDS NVAXTHll.
WANTED, bids for cuttlnK up 400 tons old
scrap locomotive boilers. A. II. Atpli'O,
913 Douglas. AI40O
If 15 KOH SALE
ICE for sale In car lots.
Council Bluffs.
Gilbert Pros.,
-M540
KI-HNITlHi; REPAIRING,
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St
-902
MAti.MTTIO HEALING,
GREAT Western Institute. 1023 Douglas St
chronic diseases cured, no drugs, surgery
CARPENTERS AM) .lOHIUTHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly-attended to, J. T. Ochiltree 2Ufi
nnd Lake Sts. -3.U
LAMil, AGITS,
Cll ATELAIN School of Languages, Royd s
theater, will reopen Monuay, September u1
i25 OS
l UIMTtltlT AM) IIM) MOVI.MI.
JACOU SCII WAR5. t.Mo Webster Tel 2oH
Mt.'H v
MCKHL I'LATI.VO.
STOVES, lamps nnd chandeliers replateX
Om. Plullng Co., Hoe Hldg Tel ax
-060
innns vm) t m nr.it Ml .
STOCK S Ulrd Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
-950
TICK ITT IIHOICEIL
CI'T r.itc tl. bets ecry where. P II. PhTl
bin I5ej I'arnam. Telephone 7SI. 96?
It ILWAY TIM IS TAIII.ITS,
FREMONT ELKHORN
Missouri Valley Railroad
"The Northwestern
Line" General onicp.
t'nilid States National
Hank Hldg., S. W. Cor
'Twelfth ii rtil t-'itrnnm Strt
Ticket Olllce. 1401 Faniam St. Teleiihone,
501 D. iiot, 13th nnd Webster Sts. Tele
phone, 1458. Lcavo. Arrive.
i'lT k Hills, Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 p'n n 5:00 pm
Wyoming, (.'aspar and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5;00 pm
Hastings. York, David
City, Superior. Geneva,
Exeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm b 0:C0 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 nm
Fremont Locai a 7:30 am
a D.illv. b Dally except Sunday, e Sun
day onlv. d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Hallway - "The North
western Lino" General
OMlces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
i t- . , , . .V. , ... .
, r.,w'!' s 'lelcphone, 501. Depot,
l1Mx u"a fibster hts. . . .
Sts. City Ticket OMlce
T.envn Arrive.
Twin Clly Pnnsenger ..a 0:00 am a 9.10 pm
(imaha Pase'igcr . iill:10 am
Sioux Ciu it North
east Nrbrimka. ... a 350 pin
Oakland Lo.nl . ...u 5:15 pm b S:13 urn
u Dally b Dully excep. Suuiluy.
CIlICAGrj ,t NORTH
western Railway "The
Northwestern Line"
Clly Ticket OMlce, 1401
Furnutn Street. Tele
phone. 601. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Hts. Tel".
. . Leave. Arrive.
Dn light Chicago Spe
cial 7;oo am all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm nSMOum
Eastern Hxoress, Des
Mollies. .Mnrshalltown.
I 'pilar Rapids and Chi
cago nl0:53 nm a 4:05 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and Hast a 1:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fin' Mill, Chicago to
nmilw n 2:15 pm
OmiiKi-chl' ,ign Special. il 7:13 pm a 8:00 pm
Fast M i ll u !:30 urn
a D.i:li
StOfX CITY PACIFIC
Hnllroad The North
western Lino" Ceneral
OlMces, t'nltfd States
N'utlonnl Hank Hiilldlng,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
.mil Fnrnnm Sts Ticket
Omec. 1101 Fnrnnm St. Telephone, 501. De
pot, 'I'ei.th and Mason Sis. Telephone. 029.
Leave. Arrive
Twin City Express
Twin City Limited
Bliux iiy Loca'....
a Dally
. . .n 0:55 am ui0:5o pm
...u 7:35 pm ft x;15 am
...a 8:'j0 am u 4:20 pm
CHICAGO. HIIRLINGTON
Oulney Hallrnad "The
Hurllngton Route" Ticket
OMlce. 1502 Farnam St.
Tel. 250 Depot. Tenth &
Mnson Streets. Telephone,
12s.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight i liiengn Spe
cial a 7:00 am
Piorla Express a 9:21 pm
Chicago O' tlbuled Ex. a 4:l pm a 7:45 am
Chicago I,, cat Express. a S.5'i nm u 4:"5 pm
ChlcugM Limited a 7:15 pm a 7:45 nm
Piiclllc Junction Local. .nl0:5 am
Pncltlc Jinn Hon Extra. n 7:00 pm
Fust Mall a 2:15 pm
a Dally.
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph ,t Council HlulTrf
Railroad "Tlie Hurling
ton Routo ' 'i loket OMlce,
1502 Farnam street. Tele
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mason streets. Tele
phone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Dav Hx....n fi:60 am n r-iii nm
Knnsa- City Night Hx..nl0.15 pm u 0:15 am
St '. ;.- I'lyer for St.
Joseph nnd St Louis. ..a 4:55 pm nil :15 am
li I'liny.
HURLINm-ON K- Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Hurllngton Route
General Oilices, N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts Ticket Olllce. 1502
Farnam street, Telephone,
Hurllngton station, Tenth and Muson
Street Telophone, 12 s.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hif tings and
Mci'nok a SM0 nm a 7:35 pm
Lincoln, Denver. Cnlo-
rad", Utah, i 'allfonila.a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
1 iiu oln ,t lll.ick Hills, a 9:30 nm a 3:U) nm
Mc ntana, Pugt t Sound a 9:30 pm a 0:15 nm
Lincoln Knst Mall u j:w pm nio:3j am
Denver. ColnraUo. Utah
f: California a 0:15 am
r. Dally.
UNION PACIFIC-TUB OVER
land Route" General OMlces,
N. H. Cor. Ninth and Farnlim
streets. City Ticket OMlce, 1324
Fnrnnm street. Telophone, 316.
Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
Tho Overlnnd Limited.. u 8:20 am a 7:35 pm
The Chicago-I'or.iunu
Special a 8:20 am a 7:33 pm
The Fust Mull n 8:60 am n 3:25 nm
Tho Colorado Special. ..all:33 pin a 6.50 am
i ne f ust .Man a i:jj pm
Lincoln. Hcutrlco and
Siromsb irg Express.. b 4:10 pm bl2:25 pm
The Puclllc Express... a 4:25 pm
Tho Atlantic Express.. a 6:60 am
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:30 am
h Dally, b Dally oscopt Huilday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket or
llce, 1402 Fuvnam street.
Telephone. 243. Depot
Tenth find Mason streets.
Leave. Arrive.
....111:10 am a 4:05 pm
...a 7:45 pm a 8:15 am
rit.
...b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
Ht.
...u 7:45 nm a 8:15 am
Chicago Express .
Chicago Limited
Minneapolis and
Paul Express ...
Minneapolis nnd
Paul Limited
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Hluffs b 4:50 pm b!0:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE c
St. Paul Rallwny-Clty
Ticket Office.' 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone ?S4. Depot
Tenth nnd Mason Streets
Telophone, 023.
Leave Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex .. n 6:00 pm a S'OO nm
l nicugo Ac omuiia ks n 7:ir am o 3:55 pm
a Dully b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, ROCf I8L
nnd & Paellle "illroa.l
"The Orent Rock Isl-
and Route " City Tick
et Office. 1323 Farnam
Htreet. Te enhone.
Depot, Tenth & Mason
bircets. Telephone uzi.
I. en vp AitIvo.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local a 7 25 am bll:35 am
Cnlcugo Exnrcss ..nil. 13 am a 1:10 am
chungo Fust Express, .a 5:00 pni u 1:25 pm
I Incoln and Fairbury. .u 8:30 am a 7:00 pm
Lincoln, uoioriiuo Hpgs.,
Denver. Pueblo and
West a 1:50 pm a 4:15 pm
Deis Moines Rock Isl
and and Chicago a 7:15 pm n 5:60 pm
Colorado A Texas Flyer a 5:5? pm a 9:15 am
a uuiiy. ii nuiiy except u:.uay.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omnha. Kansas Cltv
Ai Eastern Railroad "The
yuincy ilouie Ticket Of
lice. 1115 Farnam Street
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
nun itiarcy BiretiH. Tele
phone, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
St Louis Cannon Hall
Express a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas i. uy huu vjiuncy
Local
a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a D.uly
V' AMARU RAILROAD
Ticket OMlco. 1501 Furnnm
Street. Telephone. 8S5. De
pot, ienin anu .Mircy
streets. Telephone, ta.
Leavu. Arrive
Louis "Cannon Bnll
Expresi
a Dally,
a 5.C5 pm a S 20 am
piione. 029.
SB
M!LWA'"EEf
ran
HMLWtV Till IT TAI1I.E.
MISSOURI TACIFIC RAIL-road-General
OMlces nnd
Ticket oilices Southeast Cor
ner 14th ana Douglas Sts
Telephone lei. Depot, Union
station.
Lfave. Arrive.
St Louis, SCnnsns &
Nebraska Limited . alO.OO am a 0:30 pm
K. C, St. L. Express... nl0:lo pm a 0:15 am
Leave from 15th and
Wcbter Sis
Nebraska Local Via
Weeping Water It 4:15 pm nl0;45 ntn
n Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
No 29T.
Report of the Condition of
Tllll t.MTHI) ST1TIJS NATION 11.
II Mv.
nl Omnh.ii In the slate of Nebraska, ut the
close of bnslni'ss, September 5th, I'.i-m.
RESOURCES.
Loans a ml d I s -
counis $1,S5I,0".0.I2
Oierdrnfls. secured
nnd im.eoured 12,S:0C1
U. S. bonds to secure '
clrciiUtlon $ 300,000.00
i . &. iionus to secure
l . H. deposits
10i),000.(H)
1O0.00-
U. S. bonds on hand.
400.100.0)
S.OW.80
14,(1011 0'
16,257.00
9,500.00
S9.S.SU)
Preinl itns on U. S.
bonds
Other bonds on hand..
Stocks, securities, etc.
Hanking house, furni
ture und fixtures
Other r e i I estate
owned
Due from national
haul' mot reserie
nitcntsi
Din- trom slate banks
and bankers
Due from approved
reserve agents
Internal r e v o n u o
stamps
Checks and other
cash Items
ExchaiiKi-s for clear
ing house
Notes of other na
tional banks
Fractional paper cut'
rein'', nickels ami
cents
Law fill money re
serve In bank, viz.:
Specie
Legal tender notes..,.
Reilemiitiou fund with
U. S. treasurer t5
per cent of circula
tion) Due froni f. H. Ireis
urer, other than 5
per cent redemption
fund
303,020.69
2J.1I5.13
09.03i.lS
1,113.10
2.CS3.S1
02.8S13S
10,000.00
SI. 11
13.1,159.00
so.o0ij.fio-. i.r.M,wi.6o
13,000.00
4.0i.
$li77sj22i33
$ 100,000.00
26.000.00
20,190.21
3i)il,00O.Ofl
Tola!
1,1 ABILITIES.
Capital slock paid Hi.
Surpt in fund
Undivided prollts, less
expenses and tuxes
puld
National bunk notes
outstanding
Due to other national
banks $1,027,599.31
Due to state banks
nnd bankers
Individual deposllH
subject to check
Demand ccrllllcnles
of deposit
Time certlllcalcM of
deposit
Certified iihecks
Cashier's checks out
standing r. S. deposits
006,163X0
S2I.910.20
71,507.40
311,631.01
4,905.32
IV).002.20
95,(100.00- 3,032.032.12
Total $3,77S.S22.31
Stale of Nebraska, County of Douglas, ss. :
I, M. T. Harlow, president of the above
named bunk, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
(Still) M. T. HARLOW.
PrcBldent.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me Ill's
13th day of September, 19 m.
L. M. TALMAGE.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
C. W, U MILTON.
EUCLID MARTIN.
11. R. GOI'LD.
Directors.
I'OSTOI'KIC'IT NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY by all Interested
us cliuiiges may occur ai any lime i
Foreign malls fr,r the week ending Sep
tember 15, 1WV, wl'l i'!nc (PROMP TLY In
all casesii ill the General Post OMlce as
follows: PARCELS POST MAILS clO'O
one hour earlier thnn closing lime shown
below. I'nreeU Post Malls for Germain
close nl 5 p. in. Monday and Wednesday.
Ti nii-lllnnllc Mulls.
SATURDAY At 0 a m. for Et'ROPE. p-r
s. s. Etiurlu, via Qucewlown .mall for
Etrurla"); at 0:30 a. m for GERMANS
tier s. s Trnve. via Hreinen (mall f' r
other parts of Europe v. a S 'Uihamptnn
must be directed "per s s Trnve"), at
S a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
s. s. Amsterdam unnll must be direct"!
"per s. s. Amstenbim"i: at 9 a m. lor
ITAL!. per s. s. Werra imall miit be
directed ''per s. s. Werra"); at 10 a. in.
for SCOTLAND direct, per s s An
chnrla unnll must be dlncled "per h;
Anchoria"): at 11 m. m for DENMARK
direct, per s. s. IMcl'i imall must be di
rected "per s. s Hekla' i; at 11 a. m. for
A'.ORES ISLANDS direct, per s. li.
Spartan Prince.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC -Th slPtiwr
lakes Printed Matter, ('ommercinl l'inii
nnd Kamples for Oermmy only. The
same class of moll matter for other pirti
of Europe will not bo rent by tills thlp
unless sneclallv directed by her
After the closing of the Hupplcment'ivy
Trans-Alluniie .Minis naincu anove iiuui
tlonal siipplemcnlnry mulls nre opened cu
Iho piers of the America".. Hngll'h,
French und German steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mull for South nnd Central America,
NVcnt Indira, Etc.
SATURDAY At 9.30 a m. (supplementary
iu u. in I lor nr. j nuiiinn. rsi. i iiwia,
LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS
nnd DHMERARA, per s s Fontnbelle
(mall for Grenada nnd Trlnldnd must be
directed "per s. s. Fontubelle"): nt 10 a.
m. for GRENADA nnd TRINIDAD, er
s. s. Mai'HVul; nt 10 a. m. (suppleinentnry
10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA. CARTHA
OENA nnd GRIT YTOWN. per s s. Alene
(mall for Costa Rica must be directed
"per s. k. Alene"); nt 10 a m. (supple
menlarv 10:30 a. m ) for CfRACOA nnd
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Illldur (mail for
S vanilla nnd Carthngenu must be di
rected "per s. s. Illlqili"): nt 10 n. m
for Porto Rico, per n. s. Sun Juan; nt 11
n. m. for Ct'RA, per s. s. lluvnnn.
SI'NDA Y At 8:30 p. m. for ST. PIERRE
MIQI'ITLON, per steamer from North
Sydney.
Molls for Newfoundland, "iy rnll to North
Hydney, and thence by st-amer. close ai
this olllce dnlly at 8:30 p. ni. (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for Mlnuelon. by rail to
Huston nnd thenco'by steamer, e!oe at
this olHro dally at 8 30 p m. Mulls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnmpa, Flu , mid
thence by steamer, close at this olllce
dully (except Mondny) nt 7 a. -,. (the
connecting closes aro on Sunday, IVcil'i-'s-day
and Friday). Malls for Mexico cty,
overland, unless spcclallv addressed for
dispatch by steamer, close nt this olllce
dally at 2:30 n. m. and 2 30 p. m. Mails
for Costa Rlcn by rail to Mobile, and for
Hellze. Puerto Curler, and Uuutema'n, by
roll lo New Orleans. nd tllnce bv
steamer, close at this ofllcr dally at "3
p m. (connecting closes here Tuesdnvs
for Costa Hlen nnq iwonuuys inr neiize,
Puerto Corlez und Guatemnlu). Pculs
tcrcd mHll close at 6 p. m provious day
Triins-Pnpinp .Mull.
Mnlls for Hawaii, China, Jnpun nnd Phil
Innlne Islands, vlu H.ltl Francisco, close
hern dally at 0:30 p, in. up to September
10th, inclusive, for disputed per s. s
Doric. Mnlls for Hawaii, via San Fran
cisco, close here dully nt 0.30 p. m. up to
September llth. IwIipIvp. for dispatch
per s. s. Australia. Mails for Australia
(except West Australia, wllleji noes via
Europe, nnd New Zealand, which goes
via Han ITanclscoi. ami rill isiuuus, via
Vjiiponver. close here dallv nt 0.30 o. in.
up In September 1511). Inclusive, for dis
patch per s s Warrlmoo (supplementary
malls, via Seattle close lit h:;io p ni Hep.
tpmher lfitbi Malls for Hawaii. Jatijn
China nnd Philippine Islands, via San
I' rancisco, close ncie uuiiy ni u.oii p. in
up lo September '17th, Inclusive for dis
patch per s. s Nippon Maru Mulls for
Australia (except West Australia). New
Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI and Haininii
Islands, via San Francisco, close hem
dully ut G.30 p m. nfter September 10th
and up to September 29th, Inclusive, or
on day of arrival of s. s. Cumpunl.i, due
at Now York September ff'th. for dis
patch per s. s. Alameda. Malls f..r China
und Jnpun. via Vancouver, c'nse horn
dull V lit 0:30 p m up to October 2d. In
clusive, for dispatch per s s Empress
of Indln ireglsterid mall must bo di
rected "via Vancouver").
Trans-Paclllo malls lire forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule nf clos
ing is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mull, clones at 0 p in prev
ious, day CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
Potofflce, New York, N Y , September 7
1900.
nmviTV ah n ix sin (o.mhtion.
inntplp Instance of Netr 1 nrk Patriot
ism nnd Pnmtiimii j .
Soaked by the ram. shaken by the lml,
Willi Its big, symbolical figures streaked
with grime nnd in n condition altogether
unliDelj, tlie tin mi I arch, formerly known
as the Dewey an Ii presents a sorry spec
tacle as the gateway to Madison square.
New York.
To Judge from the comments of New
Yorker, snys the llernld. they nre heartily
llrcil of the structure that has fallen Into
such a dllnplilatcd state. It no longer
Impresses out of town Usltors ns a tiling
of beauty, nnd even the officers of th
citizens' committee for perpetuating the
nreh sny that the present structure had
better be removed, us It Is n huso libel
on their project. Although tho municipal
council appropriated $2,000 for keeping the
arch In repairs, the patches of fresh pias
ter nnd coats of whitewash Industriously
bid on tho columns and piers only sero
to emphasize the process of disintegra
tion to which the copy of the famous arch
of Titus hns fallen n ilctlin.
Colonel Church, chairman of the citizens'
committee for perpetuating the naval nrch,
suld today:
"The nrch Is cerlnlnly In n wrotchfil
condition nnd Its remmal would do our
cause no harm. Indeed, speaking from
the standpoint of olio of those Interetsed
In percpttmllng the nrch, the present
structure serves no purpose and Is n libel
on our project.
"Wo have at present rnlscd nbout $200.
000, which Is only one-third of the sum
required to perpetuate the nrch. Verv
little Is being done Just now to raise
funds. The members of the executive com
mittee arc neatly n nbesent fiom the city
A meeting will be held during the nulumn
and then our future nctlon will be i1eldcd
upon.
''Although we received ninnv large sub
nuipllon.s from members of the citizens'
conunltteo fully one-third of them have
not given n dollar toward the fuml. I do
not think popular subscriptions would
nmntmt to much. Probably not $100,000
could be raised by that means "
Last month not n subscription was milled
lo tho fund nnd since Mny 3 only $1,300
has been collected. The enllre amount
paid In or pledged lo the committee is $197.
780.12. As the olllce and Incidental expenses
are being defrayed by the Interest on the
sum raised the total amount has been In
no w Iso diminished.
"Although we hmc given up hope of
perpetuating the colonnade we hnvo not
iibnndoncd that of building the arch," until
Charles II. Nlcoll, bcrelury of the com
lnit'ce. Severnl schemes to raise money nre being
considered. One Is lo exhibit In New York
tho scries of American paintings now on
i low nl the Paris exposition. Plans for a
concert nnd other entertainments, which
were temporarily abandoned, play be re
vived If the members of tho committee
think they will gr.ln the support of tho
public.
A 1VOM1N WHO MVOHIT.
iiil Her On lb Pratt pil nf Much Jin
terllll All I up tit Iter IIiimIiihiiI,
A pnrly of married men were talking
about their wives, relntes Llpplncoll's
Mng.izlno, nnd It Is worthy of note Ilia'
every tunn was glad he had n wife, nnd
was anxious to tell of her good points
"I never heard my wife swear but once."
said one of them when thero seenird lo bo
a lull In tho pralsp meeting.
All tho others looked shocked. If nny
of them had ever heard their wives swenr.
they were not telling It, and they resented
the frankness of tho om man who wus
apparently betraying family secrets. Hut
tlr iimn did not rcgnrd tho bad Impression
he lind created.
"And that," he continued, In Iho snmrc
lone, "wus away back yonder, thirty year
or tnoro ago, when the oil excitement In
Pennsylvania ngltuled the whole country.
I owned a farm up there that I had taken
tor n debt of $1,000. not because It was
worth that murh, but because It wna nil I
could gel. My business was very small
then, nnd $1,000 represented the bulk of
my capital. 1 lisd been married live years
and my wife was tho very best Invest
ment I had ever made. One day 1 received
word that oil had been struck on thn farm
ndjolnlng mine, and right away I proceoded
to go i razy, Just ns everybody elsn did
when oil showed up anywhere In their nolr.h-
bcrliood. My wife showed signs, too. but
she kept her wits about her. Inside of
a week I began lo got offers for my fnrm.
ii nil I got crnzler every time th re ram"
nn offer higher than Iho one lieforo It. It
went up like n balloon at first, until Ilia
figures got nwny up. nnd then the smallor
bidders dropped out. At Inst nn offer of
$100,000 cntno from the representative of
a company that I knew was worlh two or
three millions."
" 'Lot It go, John,' snld my wife when I
told her of this offer.
"'I Rue.ss not,' snld I; Mf It's worth
$100,000 to them It's worth $100,000 to
me.'
" 'I tell you to let It go,' said my wife, as
firm as a post in tho ground.
" 'Not much,' said I. 'I'll get $200,000.'
"She pulled down her npron with a Jerk,
n peculiarity of hers when sho meant busi
ness. " 'You're getting n hundred times morn
for It than you gave,' said she, 'and you
never expected to niako $100,000 In 100,060
yenrs, and you know It.'
" 'Hut I'll make a good deal moro than
thnt now,' I Insisted, nnd started bnek to
my dcBk to write n letter declaring the
offor.
" 'John Martin,' snld she, 'don't be n d d
fool!'
" 'And I wasn't,' concluded the narrator,
'for I nccepied tho $100,000 offer, and It was
$90,000 moro than Iho company ever got
off tho fnrm, for tho oil didn't socm to run
thnt wny.' "
An Oriental Episode.
Washington Star: "Yes," said Ll Hunit
Chang, condescendingly, "Confucius was a
ery famous man."
"And n very good onn," snld tho satel
lite, bowing Ihreo times.
"And n very wise one," continued LI
"Hut thero aro some smart things that lie
might hnvo said hut novor thought of "
Tho sntelllto murmured, "Is It posslblo'"
Ho was so embarrassed and excited thai
ho forgot to how three times until Ll hit
him with a Jewoled bungsinrter, which ho
kcepB for that purpose.
"lie died long beforo I wns niailo an carl."
"Ho did, Illustrious, one."
"Therefore It wns qultu Impossible tor
him to remark that I am tho Earl Ll bird
who catches thn worm; quite Impossible!"
Tho satolllo laughed long nnd loud, which
shows that n Jeweled bungstnrter Is al
ways n good thing to have around a palace.
Tho Knll of Unlit Ion.
Chicago Tlmes-IIoriild: "Now, children,
said tho Sunday school teacher, "which of
you ran toll me why Habylon fell?"
There was a long silence. Tho llttlo ones
bent over and looked at ono nnother and
drew long breaths, but none of thorn Bald
anything.
"Come, come!" tho teacher exclaimed at
length. "I'm surprised! Isn't there- nny
llttlo boy or girl In this class who can tell
why Habylon fell? Isn't there any one of
you who can think of any reason why Haby
lon should havo fallen?"
Then a boy with largo brown freckles on
tho hrldgo ol Ills nose nnd a thumb with a
blackened nnil put up his hand.
"Ah1" the swcul-fneed teacher snld, "I
though sotno nf you must know if you only
slopped to think What was It Percy'"
"Miibby he stepped on u banana peel,"
Percy BuecesleiJ.