Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1Q00.
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WA.MEU-MALE IIEt'.f.
WANTED, wo have stcntiy work for a few
good hustlers of good habits nnd appear
unco. C. F. Adams Co., 1603 Howard Ht.
H-1C5
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time, catalogue and particulars tree.
AddreBS Western Barbers' Institute,
Omaha, Neb B-166
SALESMEN., to nctl ofTlce specialties', fine
side line; used by nlPmorcliants: ,ata.
loguo free. Model Mfg. Co., H'x II. bnu h
Bend, Ind. H-M ICQ-NIG
WANTED, everywhere, h ist tm to lack tip
signs, distribute circulars. 1 .c. , No,.?a.n!
vaslng; good pay. Stamp for reply. Writ"
Olobo Advertising Bureau,. OimthnNeb.
WANTED at once, 2 flrst-cln, collar
bucklers; good pay and steady work. Fre
mont Saddlery Company, Fremont. Neb
"TUB GALVESTON DISASTER." COO
pages, loo Illustrations: sntnplo free; Xmits
outllt of fi books for 30 rents, worth tj.
W. A. Hlxcnbatigh & Co., Omaha. 000
Waro block. U-M147 N30
CALL us for sales or advertising Job;
straight salary. Triumph Co., Dallas,
Texas. B-M296
IIITJIE NORTHWESTERN
8CI,00EN8lNEEniNo.n
A praolleal nnd technical sehonl of
ELECTRICAL A MECHANICAL EN
GINEERING. Term open November 10th. 1000.
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. 4l
Prepare your HON or YOURSELF for the
BATTLE OF UKK bv obtaining a
practical and technlcul EDUCATION In
thn FOREMOST profession of today.
DON'T DELAY. CLASSES FORMING
NOW. , ,
Call or wrltn for full particulars
THE NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF EN
GINEERING, Office 402 Wor.dman of the World Ride.,
Cor. 15th St Howard Sts. H 183-7
WANTED, slincmakcr to work on Jack; $10
wi.oUlv. . Cnll in.", N. Ifilh. II ITC-C
WANTED, experienced harness mr -h.
Apply nt De MolncH Saddlery Co., jes
Moines, la. B-M508 9
WANTED SALESMEN.
The lluwks Nursery Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
U-M407 13
BALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; big
wusch to hustlers; no experience neces
sary; cash weekly. Write Western
Nursery Company, Dept. K. Lawrence,
K.an. H-MISHI DC
WANTED, 11 good upholsterer, who can
also lay cnrix'tHi slnto wngen wanted nnd
reference. Wlensu & Malwald, 612 EMa rfL,
lloatrlce, Neb. B-Mj27 9
COME to tho Kharns lecture tonight at
Gftrlleld hull. 1B15 Howard St., upstiirs;
admission free. B-M522 8
WANTED, men lo learn harbeV trado: S15
wuekly gunrnnUvd: writo for particulars
to Agent Moler Durbcr College. Crdsbton
block, Ovnaha. , JI-M621 0
WAXTUII-I KNALE HEM'.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 87S.
C IW
B0 girls wanted. Canadian ofTlce, 3522 Douglas
C 16S
WANTJJB, nit 'compclcnCnurso glrL Mrs.
It. cTetcrs. 1046 Georgia Ave
C 179-7
WANTED, waist and sklrtmakers; good
wages. Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Bros.. To
peka, Kan. C M507 14
WANTED, girl for general housework.
Mrs. Fred 11. Blake, 1124 S. 30th ave.
C-M500'9
COMPETENT girl for general hou.-mwork.
027 8. 25th nvo. C-M495 8
WANTED, a compotent girl for general
housework. Mrs. Slmcral, 870 N. 2Sth
avenue. C 511 S
GIRL
, for general linucwork; small family;
w.ashlng, 2571 Harney. C M516 10
no
PROF. AND MRS. KHARAS Invite ladle
to attend the Kharas lecturo tonight ,nt
Garllcld hall, ID15 Howard Bt., upstairs;
adnilsfloii free. C R1523 8
WANTED, Indies to learn hRlrdrosInp,
manicuring or barber trade; half rate tnta
week; call or wrlto for particulars. Mo'er'3
Harbor and I (addressing College, Ciel.h
ton block, Omaha. C MB20
FOH ItTOKT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented place
them with llenawa & Co. " D 169
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods, pianos.
Orllcc, ISllVb Farnam
Ht. TCI. 1559 or SGJ.
D-170
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of the city.
llrennun-Lovo Co,, 320 So. 13th St.
D-171
HOUSES, stores. Ilemls, Paxton block.
' D-172
C1IA8. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam.
D-174
FOR JIENT, house t rooms, s. W. Cor.
Park ave. and Leavenworth. Modern sx,
cept furnace. Key at cottage in'rear.
D-108
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y.'liFeI
D-175
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas.
D-177
t2l LANUON Cburt, 10 rooms, modern. In
tine condition: rent li.voo.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO).
lOtli 6c Douglas Sts.
D-I7a
IMS WILLIAM St., 3 rooms, city water, W.
1107 Iarcy St., 3 rnoirto city water, 1.
Omaha Loan and Trust Co.. ltjth nnd
Douglas Sis. D SCO
TOR RENT, now brick cottage, cor. 20th
and Ohio st., 0 rooms and largo attic. J20
per month. Ella A. Ittner, 3M2 N, 17th st
D I do
-ROOM hoiiBe. 27th and Furnam fits., all
modern. Call 2CC0 Farnam or phono 5SS.
D-2S1
HOUSES and Hats. Itlngwalt, Barker Ulk.
D-179
FOR RENT, strictly, modern flat In Dav
Mge building, opposite city hall.
JOHN W. ROBUlNS. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
D-433
70S H. 27th St., C rooms, KO. Omaha Loan
and Trust Co., 16th and Douglas Sts
D-Ktil
1521 N. 24th St., 3 rooms', city water, J7.
Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 6th airJ
Douglas Sts. D-i6.'
10-ROOM furnished or unfurnished, modern
home, with barn: location, west; winter
coal In; at chenn rate; good girl will stav
with small family; possession given at
onco; references required. Address, a H,
Beo. . D-125
'nP9.M house, modern. Monroe & Co.,
811 N. 10th. D 271
EJUlT:.nP0M modern except furnano
3009 Wcbstor, J13; live-room. 2219 Call
(ojnla. n. Others. Rlngwalt II o.
Barker blpcjt. D-M32S
HOUSES wanted. Vallace, Brown blk."
D-337
BEVEN rooms, modern, 13:0Jorth Fortieth
Btreet. D-M4"a 12
FOR RENT. H-room cottsgo. 2721 rtn'kney
jt.. good cellar and oil In good condition.
19 per month. Imiulro of W. D. Mead. Jr.,
Dellone hotel. D M493 9
10-ltOOM strictly moderp liouse with barn.
In very choice location, will rent reason
able, either furnished or unfurnished, to
party with small family and good refer
ences. Addrvvs B 38, Bee. D M504 U
(ROOM modern, cor. flat. 2101 Leavenw'th.
D-515 D
FOR 1IU.VT-FLH.MS1IED HOOMS.
STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston
E-150
WITH or without board. 257 Harney. ,
E MbOG N2l
MODERN, choice location. 122 S. 23th St.
E MW0
ROOMS, modern. 25S0 Harney St.
E-M977 10
FURNISHED or unfurnished roomf prlvato
family. SI2 H. 22d st. e aiait 9
PARLOR nnd kitchen. Also ono front room,
tor nouseaecping. uio i-h. ivm ni,
. . E-MM19'
THREE nlco rooms, housekeeping. 1112 S.
mn. ki Awa
FUllMfHinD nOOMS AND BOARD.
OLENCAIRN,translents,.2G day. 1609 Doug.
F-181
QOOD board, private family. 509 So, 23th Avo
F 1S3
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport Bt.
F-183
-1-
NICE warm rooms, good board, reasonable
tales, lno r.osc, uarney.
F-2W-N12
NICE south room. Tho Pratt, 21 S. 25th.
r Mtiso,
Tho Mcrrlam, good winter home. 25 & Dodgo
1"' 181
TO RENT, 1 furnished, 2 unfurnished rooms
tor win riirnisn). witn uoarfl, in private
family; -lulct neighborhood, near Hanscom
pnrk. Call 2S03 Woolwocth Ave.
F M22T
NEWLY furnished steam-heated rooms,
2315 Douglas. F-M291 Dl
DESIRABLE rooms with board; stoim;
reiercncc. -( in ism. suss a
I'OIt ItE.NT-UM'UItMSIlEIJ BOOMS.
4 UNFURNISHED rooms, 1716 N. 27th.
G 283 "
UNFURNISHED, for housekeeping, 2021 St
Mary's ave. O 283
FOIl HUNT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In first class location:
rent reasonable) Apply R. C. Peters &
o., grounu noor, uee Ding. 1 -tie
FOR RENT, the building formerly occupied
by Tho Bio at 916 Farnam street. It has
four stories and a, basement which was
formerly used as The Bee nress room
This will bo rented very reasonably. If
Interested npply at onco to C. C. Rose-
water, secretary, room 100, uco uuildlng,
1-201
AtJENTS WASTED.
AGENTS Artlelo of absoluto necessity In
every miiiuing; no competition; uig pro
fits; exclusive rights; failure impossible,
.Agoncy Dept., 312, 27 William St., N. Y,
' J-M223 Nil
WANTED Agents, with supply of Hayss1
Metallic Rubber Tires for rocking clmlrJ,
you ci..i mako 1100 per month. J. C.
Hayes, 418 East Locust St., Dcs MoIiim,
lowa. j fliozj iu
TRAVELING men to sell a line of ladleV
and children's trimmed lints: best values
In mnrket; business established eighteen
yearn: liberal cmimtRslon; references re
quired. For imrtlcu nrs address B. Fainter,
is. wuier si., MiiwnuKee, wi,
J-M517 8
WANTED TO IlENT.
WANTED, to rent, bunding containing
about 50 rooms, sultablo fur a European
hotel and lodging' house. Address Room
u., in, 1 . i-.ua uiug. Aiust Du moderate.
Central Hotel Co. K M323 9
. STOTIAGK.
PACIFIC Storage a.id Warehouso Co., 912
914 Jones, general storato and forwarding,
-1S5
Ora. Van Stor. Co., 15U4 Farn. Tels. 1559-SC3
1S6
WANTED TO BUY".
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
In large and small quantities. Chicago
Furnltuto Co., 1400-10 Dodgo. Tel. 2020.
N-187
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown blk.
N-338
WILL purchase n limited number of
Omaha Savings bank accounts. Brennau
Lovo Co., 3(39 80. 13th. N-1&3
WANTED to buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings
bank nccounts for cash. Address A 16,
Bee ofllcc. N-M54S
WANTED TO BUY, a small static elec
trical machine. Address at once, stating
prlco, B 30. Beo. N 191-8
FOB SALE FURNITURE.
FURNITURE, carpets, etc., of 13-room
house, located In best part of city. 5
blocks from postonico; very reasonable
rent; Btiltable for parties wishing to keep
roomers. It w'HI pay you to Investigate
this. Address B 37, Bee. O M503 13
FOR SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
NEW and 2dII. vehicles nt marked down
prices. Harry Frost, 14th & Leavenworth.
P-U9
FOR SALE, 1 horse and buggy cheap. In
quire at 2152 St. Mary's Ave. P M798
FOIl SALE-MISCELLANEOUS,
FINE Voso upright piano at great sacrlflco;
party leaving city. Address Y 36, Beo
olllce. Q-197 N3
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q 190
2DIIAND safe cheap. Derflght, 1116 Farnam.
Q-191
SAFES ; buy, soil, ex'ge. Schwarti, 114 So. 13,
Q-19i
DON'T miss the opportunity to Inspect
our stock. Wo carry tho largest and
most cqmplqte line of 2dhand Btovca In
city; prices low. Don't forget the plnw.
Enterprise Furniture Co., 102-4 80. 11th.
Q-246 Nil
FOR SALE, 150-11. P. Hoffman & Billings
Corliss engine In good condition. Call or
addre,sivUec'y of Bee Bldg Co, Q 501
WRITE for catalogue of trusses, support
ers. Sherman St McConnell Drug Co. Omaha
Q-195
COMPLETE plafo glass store front for sate
very cheap. Omaha Bicycle Co.. 323 N.
10th Bt, Q-M500 II
GOOD cook stove. 2607 Woolworth nvo..
upper floor. Q M502 9
OAK, drop top, Wheeler & Wilson sowlnsr
Illlll'oioc, hsw, aiuyriim iu; tfXIJ, gOOU
CUIIUIDUII. jju.-v TV', ui'U, u V
HANDSOME round top extension mahog.
any dining room table, oerfect condition.
Box 39, Bee. Q-Ct3 9
24 HEAD fresh cows, call afternoon. Jes
ter's yurd, 25th and Burt Sts.
Q-ol2 9
MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furnlturo
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furnlturo Co., 1400-10 Dodgj.
R-18U
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 North 16th.
S 197
THE reliable Egyptian peacemaker, fortune
toller and palmist. Hat B. 620 S. 16th Bt.
vm uiiu ., iier urana annex
8-M474 Dl
MME.aYLMER genuine palmist. K05 Dod
, S-M191
PROF, FLINT, natural clairvoyant, tells
your name, what you desire to know; usk
you no questlotia; test free today, 1707
Cass St. S 484-7
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MMH. ADAMS, magnetic treatment, 507 S.
Sth, rooin.!. T 477-U
MAE EDGAR, 317 N. 15tll 8t.. flnt E.
1 .'iii&a iu
MME. AMES. 1615 Howard. 2d floor, room 1.
Grace Reynolds, assistant. T M311 9
ELITE parlors, CIS 8. ltth., second (loar.
X-M6U
PKHSONAI..
DR. IlO, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hnlr removed by electricity, R. 12,
Frenzer block. U-199
VIAVIr woman's way to health. 31G Bee bldg
U-20J
TURKISH baths. maBsnga baths, electric
baths, for iodlcH only: skilled women
massago operators; finest equipped baths
In tho city. Renstrom Bath Company,
Rooms 216 to 220 Beo Bldg. U 201
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, 933 N. Y. LIfd bldg. Omaha,
U-202
LADIES' Jackets and tnllor mnde suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel, 307 S. 17.
U-878,
SEWING machines rented and repaired;
rent J2 per month; supplies for all kinds
of machines. The Slnijer Manufacturing
Co., 1620-1622 Douglas St. Tclephono 4H.
U-M522
PRIVATE hospital for Indies before &, dur
ing confinement: babies adopted. 1136 N. 17
U-2B
. , YOUB OLD SKIRT
Can be altered to look now nnd stylish bv
"slptf ono of our b'nutlful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCE3.
.k."ld complete from $1.01 up AL
HATION PATTERNS AND INSTRUC
TIONS FREE. Accordion and side pleat
Ing by the ynrd. Band for circulars.
M. GOLDMAN it CO..
200 Douglas Blk., 16th and Dodge.
U-2C6
I'RIVATE homo before and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs Burget, 2620
Burdette. U-201
SEWING In prlvato families. 673 N. 45th '
U-2H-N11
PLEATINO and skirts, nil kinds; buttons
iu maicn. umana I'icaiing i;o.,
iiwi uougias. u 2W
CHILDREN boarded or adopted. 13 N. 23d
niivei. U INSJ"
L!I5PE' theatrical, masquerade costumcr;
YOU REMEMBER the Kharas Iccturo of
msi winter; Anotner Merles begins to
night find will tin i?lvn fiVftry 'rlmf-dl-iv
night this winter nt Garfield hall, 15 S
iiunuru hi., upstairs; treo uumission, tree,
Ilteraturo nnd free circulating library o?
iuio nnu instructive soientlllc and fasc
inating books; both Indies and goutlcm n
Invited; subject tonight, "Tho World'H
Future Portrayed:" do not miss u mot
Ing: nothing frenky or phenomenal, but
progressive invcsiigntnrs 01 psycnio and
economic ucicuce suuuiu attend.
U-M52I 8
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
lnwn fnrmg n r. nnr .,., Knvmn.Au ......
pay $100 or any multiple: any Interest
.MONEY to lean on Improved Omnha real
estate, urenunn-iove Co., 309 Bo. mil.
W-20J
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith &
Co., 1320 Farnam.
W-20)
WANTED City lonns.'bonds nnd warrants.
George & Company, 1601 Farnam street.
It- .Ml,
f -J W
MONEY in any amount nt 0, D'A, 6 per cent.
u. w. iiuuuina tu, iwra fai;nasi st.
W-211
MONEY to loan on farm and city property:
lowest rates. O. F. Davh) Co., 1505 Farnam,
W-212
MONEY to loan at ! s)nd EU per cent on
Omaha prop irty, W. B. Molklc, 401 8. 15 h.
w 213
PRIVATE money, 5, 6H, ft,per cent; no de
my, uarvin uros., 101.1 1 nrnam. w 214
WANTED City and farm loansj also bondi
and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Farnnm St., Beo Bldg. W 215
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
W-210
FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxt'on block.
W-217
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
, property or for building purposes. Paynq
l Knox Co., New York Life. W 218
PRIVATE money to loan., J..H. Shorwood,
939 N Y. Life. . . . W 219
$1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call at once.
M.i J. KennarU & Son, 310-311 Brown block.
W M263
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. Yoa
to keep tho property.
SALARY LOANS
to people permanently employed on their
own names, without endorser or mortgage.
Wo loan from $10 up. We charge nothing
for mnklng papcra and we keep nothing
out of tho amount you nsk for. You
may repay tho money In ono month or
take 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months or more In which
1 to repay It. Our rates are as low ns th?
lowest: our business Is conlldentlal and
we always try to please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Established Ii92. 206 8. 10th St.
X-220
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 626, Fifth Floor, Now York Life Bldg.
X-221
AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY
will pay oft your
SALARY ASSIGNMENTS
And all other debts. A steady position all
that Is required. EASIER TERMS AND
LOWER CHARGES THAN ANY OTHER
LOAN COMPANY. Call and have a
private talk with us. ROOM 601 BEE
BU1LDINO. ) X-2,
MC V loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 700 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X-223
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
.watches: payments confidential. Omaha
Chattel Loan Bank, 220 8. -15th, upstairs.
X-221
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
No mortgage or publicity. Papers free.
LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS
SURE. R. R. employes receive time to
suit convenience Loans of other com
panies taken up. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO., Room S03, Paxton Block. X 227
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, low
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 fi. 13.
X-229
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds, watches, privately, Bcrger'a Loan
Co., 1504 Farnam St., upstairs. X 228
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X 220
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker blk
X-22T,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
.,..,. w.ii.'ic-t, oiui iuucmuuB lur unmet,
cigars or cash: will earn $2 nnd upward
weekly each. Earl. Clark & Co., Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y-230
FOR SALE First-class restaurant In Fre
mont, Neb. Address, J, R. Hoover.
Y-109
I WANT to buy an established lumber
business; state your terms. Address B 10,
Beo Olllce. Y M312 S
$300 CASH will purchase a one-clghth In
terest In a valuable Invention: money U
needed to perfect patents. Address Oliver
A. Hall, cars Merchants' hotel, Omnha.
' Y-M436 13
FOR EXCHANGE, wclj .selected stock of
dry goods', furnishing goods, etc., all new
and up-to-date: Invoice about $9,000;. ownor
must have about one-fourth 'cash to pav
bills; will trado off balance for land
suitable for stock purposes; give full de
tails of land tlrut letter. Sotntrs & Brown,
607 Manhattan bldg., St. I'aul, Minn.
Y-M526 S
ATTEND the Kharas lecture tonight; se0
umi-r cuiiiiiinu. V AI523
GROCERY stock and fixtures; good trade;
rvii-ruiifui iiiiK uufiui-na; Hnai location in
Omahn. Address B 23, Bee. Y MtOl lo
DANCING SCHOOL.
NEW classes for beginners nro forming
this week at Morand'u. Crolghton hall;
children Wednesday and Saturday; adults
Tuesday and. Friday 8 p. m.; private les
sons dally: .Maembllea Wednesday; rail
tor terms; always open. -M3W Dl
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by the
Union Pacific Railroad company H, a.
McAllaster land commissioner, Union
1 .linn- jicnuquuncrs, uiimun, Cito.
RE-697
FOR SALE cheap, large lot and three
cottages. J. a, Lovogren, 4th floor Pax-
ion uiock. 1115 MotO
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire
SEE HENRY B, PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE
RE-233
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St,
RE 236
BARGAINS!
7-room house, around ino-font rrnn(n.
close to car lihc; eastern owner wants
offer.
$3,000 properly, well located r will pay 13 per
cent net on purchnse price.
$900 mortgage, better thdn government
uunu, lur saic nuiCK.
M. J. KENNARD & SON,
310-311 Brown Block.
t RE-M262
HERE Is ono of tho best bargains In a
small home In tho city; 3316 Larlmoro St.
(Monmouth Park). 6-room house, well,
rents JO, JCOO, on payments; discount for
casn ii boici witnili n wcck.
Georgo O. Wallace, 313 Brown Blk.
. . RE-796
FOR SALE, farm, $1,600. Address B 21,
uee. itu 311
C. F. HARBISON, BARGAINS, 913 N. Y. Ii.
. li W INS
LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk; Nebraska,
RE-100 Dec. 20
FOR SALE or trade. 80 fine nroductlve
farms and 10 fine stock ranches In cast
Nebraska for sale chean and on easy
terms, some of which can be traded for
merchandise, hardware, rurniture, imple
ments, horses and cattle. For particulars
address ucorge w. iiutton, uoioruige,
in cd. auei inw
FOR ONE week, cood east front lot, 30th
ni., wmnnn view, inane oner, oiusi urn
O. p. Waliaco, 313 Brown blk. BE 339
A NICE building corner, lots 28 nnd 29,
Falrmount Pinro, on easy terms. Write
to F. II. Happen, Milwaukee, Wis.
MEDICAL.
t
LADIES out of hcal'h find prompt relief,
Box 232, Omahu, Neb. Confidential.
-237
LADIES, Cure lor WHITES, etc.: perfect
regulator; send si.w. uox vm, umana, inou,
-781 N6
LADIES' free monthly, regulator; cannot
rail. Mrs 11 uowan, Aiuwauxee, is.
M-150 N 30
LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden
Seal, never falling femule regulator, will
rollovo most onstinate cbbcs 01 uciayea
Dnrlods In 5 hours: sent secure from ob
servation, $1 Dr Annlo Fowler. 205 South
14111 St., Bt. LOUIS, MO. ftl ibS M3U'
V1RTUAMA oures impotency resulting
from indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
nsplrnttouo of youth, health, fitting for
success, hnpplness In business; profes
sional, social, married life; $2 or 3 for $5.
Bent arivwhero prepaid 'on receipt 1 of
price, rne kiuh Drug -o E.igin, 111.
American uuicn, retail, wnoiesaie, mycrs
U1I1U1I U1UK V.U., J1I1U1IU, J, V. UI1IUW.
.South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs, Full lino rubber goods.
LADIES! Chichester's English rvnnroyal
' 1'ius are wie uesi; sine, ivnuwin nmo
no ether. Send 4c stamps for' particulars.
"Relief for Lndles". In. letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
t-nomica uo fniiaaeunuit, r-n.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 'N. Y. L. Bide.
Tel. 1664; Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles'
dept.; uiu 12. jonnson, ustcopainist, Mgr.
238
M. E. DONOHUE, D. Of, of Still school,
Kirksviuc, Aio. w ration, uik. xei. i:iu,.
. 239
A. T, HUNT, D. O.,, 305;i?Carbach. Tel. 2352,
LOST. Encllsh setter idoe.- black soot on
back, black head andr eare with w'.llto.
over nose-tiCKecu aibo insn Better uog,
color red, antwers to tho name of Sport.
Return to Fred 8. Goodrich, 60S So. 20th
Bt., und receivo rowaru. ost m-,m
LOST, between Hayden Bros, and North
25th ave., brown leathsri pocketbook con
taining money, key and knUo. Reward
will be given if returned to 952 N. 23th
ave., or room 1, 11. ec iu.i iieauquariers.
Lost 510 'j
BELGIAN HARES.
FINE Belgian Glares for salo at common'
sense prices, r.707 Florcnco Boulevard.
-832 N25
I HAVE n cholco lot of young-stock and
brea floes ror sale encap. ah pedigreed,
Address Ed Hcrvoy, 1116 N. 40th. Omaha,
M 204 8
MUSICAL.
FREE scholarships to piano students. Prof.
Braum, 650 Rnmgo Blk. 687
JUNK
B.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealors
In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads- a
specialty. B01-S03 Farnam, umana. Tel. 2378,
' 2S6
HORSES WINTERED.
HORSES wintered. $4 per month. J. W.
Phelps, 207 N. Y. Llfo bldg. 'Phone 1054
M-324 D2
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvered. 708 N 16.
244
BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
243
PLAIN SEWING.
WANTED, plain sewing. 1038 S. 23d St.
1 -M790 N23
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN BANT'S School, 717 N. Y. Life.
240
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
IUo Tll.ln. 9.11
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lego. Boyd's Theater. 24.'
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 St Doug.
2
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION nnd side pleating, cheapest,
oesi, quicKcsi. Airs, a. j, Aiarx, v fat
terson Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts.
436
LANGUAGES.
CHATELAIN School of Languages, Boyd'B
meaicr, naa rcopeneu tur uiu season.
M145
ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC.
L. C. Sharp-Mach. Wks.; motors, dynamos.
219
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
-V.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 KamBe Bldg.
CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work 'and repairing
I1UI(I),..7 Ut.VIIUU .w. w. . WV......VW. MUkl
and l.uke Sts. 370
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tlckots everywhere, P. II, Phll-
uin, JWj farnam, -xeiepnone . 251
TAILORING.
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest
M-47I N18
DIUSS8MAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Wis Sturdy, 318 S. 26th st,
M WO UJ
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; ohlrts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
-217
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business conlldentlal. 1301 Douglas
LOANS. H Mnrowlt; low rates. 418 N. 16.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
TEL. 1231. M. S Wnlklln. 2111 Cuming St.
246
Om. Uph. Wks. 1618 Cap. ave. Tel. 1933.
334 VI'
PIANO TUNING.
WE tunc your piano for J1.60. Rose's Art
Store, 1521 Dodgo. Tel. 1915. -243
as.
J
SUES It CO.
Patent Lawyers
Bee Bldj., Omaha, Neb
PatontBookFroo
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
UNION PACIFIC-'THE OVER,
land Route" Goneral Offices.
N. E. Cor. Ninth nr:d Farnnm
Streets. City Tlckrt Olllce, 1321
milium oucei, leiei'iione, 316
Depot, Tenth and
.uason sis.
'w-ri leicnnonu. tat.
, mm"" Leave.
Tho uv rinnd Limited. .n 8:20 am
Tho Chlcago-l'ortland
Special it 8:20 am
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am
The Colorado Special. ..all:35 pm
Tho Fast Mall
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsbiirg Express. ,b 4:10 pm
The Pad la Express. ...a 4:25 pm
Tho Atluntlo Exnrrsj. ... V "
Arrive,
a 7:33 ptn
a 7:35 pm
n Ztfi pm
a 6:60 am
a 4:33 pm
bl2:23 pm
a 6:50 nm
Qraml Island Local b 6:30 pm
a Dallv b Dally except Sunday.
i) v.zj am
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
fice. 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 245. Depot,
Tenth ami Mnr, a...
I.pfl tn. Ai-lirn
(Ttif rti in I.1 v i4a .. ..n111(l nti n J 111 mm
Will , frJ, i4AIICa IIHIIII TIV IJiU
Chicago Limited a. 7:45 pm u 8:15 11 m
Minneapolis and St.
Paul Express b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
Mlnnenno.ls and St.
. nul Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:15 am
Fort Dod to Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm blOilB am
a uiuiy, a uauy except cunaay.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Ofllces and
Ticket Ofllccs Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot.
Union Stalluu.
LoaVO. Arrive
St. Louis & Kensas
City Express al0:00 am a 6:30 pm
K. C., Bt. L. Express... al0:10 pm a 0:15 urn
Lcavo from 13th
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local,
and
Via
!i
Weeping Watpr b 4:15 pm al0:43 am
a uuny i uai:;
!y except Sunday.
BURLINGTON St Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Route"
General Olllces, N W.
Corner Tenth and Farn im
Sts. Ticket Olllce, 1503
1,'iirnam St. Tnifiihone.
zm. Turlington stution, Tontn anu Aiason
Sts. Telephone. Hi.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook a 8:40 am a 7:2S pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado. Utah. California. a 4:25 nm a 3:00 Dm
Lincoln & Black Hills. .a 9:0u pm a 6:45 um
Montana, Puget Bound. .a 9:oo pm
Lincoln Fast Mall a 3:00 pm
a 6:45 am
ul0:35 am
a 6:46 am
nll:43 am
a 8:20 am
Denver Colorado, Ulan
nnd California...
Beilevue, Papplo nl0:45 am
Pacific Junction... nll:50 am
Pacific Junction a 7:00 pm
So. Bend, Louisville,
Plattsmouth b 3:35 pm
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth. a 6:66 pm
a Dally; b ex. Sunday.
blP.rc am
a 8:2J om
KANSAS CITY, ST. JO
ccph & Council Bluffs
Ballroad "The Burllim
ton Routo" Ticket Olllce,
1502 Farnam St. Tele
phone, 250. Dopot. Tenth
und Mason Sts. Tele
phone, 123
,k ixave. 'Arrive.
Kansas C ty Day Ex.. ..a 9:20 am n 8:'6 pm
Kansas Cltv Nbjl.t Kx..al0:15 pm a 6:15 am
St. Louis Flyer for 8V.
aDaPllyand Sl Louls"a 4:50 Pm Qll!l5 m
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
St Oulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route" Ticket
Olllce. 1502 Farnam 81.
Telephone, 250, Depot
Tenth und Mason Sts.
Telephone, 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight
(Jiiicaco Sne-
clal ,...,.v a 7:00 am al0:25 i.r.i
I. , .'Tin , , , .. .. ..... I
llirugu VCH11DUICU XNX...U ,vi pin a , xt
ClUcago Local Express, a 0:30 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago i,inmed a 7:60 pin u 7:45 am
Fast Mall a 2:4i pm
a Dally.
a pm
OMAHA St ST. LOUI8 RAI In
road Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Ral. road "The
Qulncy Route" Ticket Ot
flee, 1416 Farnum St, Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth
und Marcy 8trtets. Tale
phone, 629. v
ueave. Arrive.
St. Lnuls Cannon Ball
Express .....a 6:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a ;C0 pm
a Dally.
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Vnl.oy Railroad
-'The Northwestern
1,1ns" - General Ofllces.
United States National
iiana uing., a. w Cor.
liicKM uiiice, ,1401 Farnum St. Telephone,
bill n.Mnt lth nl.il 1)..I..A. d... m .
phone, 14a8. Leava. Arrive
Bluck Hills. Deadwood. t'"V0, Ar"vo.
not Hpring. a S:00 pm a 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Caspar ana "
Douglas d 5;(X) pm e B:00 pm
.iw-uiiKD, 1 ui i. uuviq
llty, SuinJo-. Geneva,
Exoter and eward....b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre and
Fremont b 7:30 am bt0:26 am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
riciiiuiii uuvm o (IjWim
a Dally, b Dally except Bunday. c Sun
day OnlV. d Dnllv nurnnt Hilnrla ,
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO., ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis St Oman
Hallway "The North
western Lino" General
OfticeB. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
7?Vl ''"!'W,mu su Telephonu, 6bL Depot,
ltth and Webster Sts.
Twin City Pisrcnger,...a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
wiiimiiu uwiviibci ...... U11.1U Um
uioux uuy : Norm-
.cast Mcbraska.. 3:45pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
OIIICAaO & NORTH
western Railway "Tilt
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Office. 1401
farnam Ht. Telephone.
LeaTS. Arrlwv
Uuylluht Chicago Spo- '
ellll n T'fin mm .ll.aa
tu saw ui.4 illltOJ lira
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
cusiern ttxpreas. ues
Moines, Marshulltown, '
Cedar Ruplds and Chi-
rnni. ,1A.R -m n i.Ai?
Eastern Special," Chi-r"" "m
cago and East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 nm
FkBt Mall, Chicago to p
Dmnhn n . i
Omuha-Clilcago LtmUed,a7U5 pm a 8:'oo Km
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 6:30 pm
Eastern Express h 9:00 pm
a. uauy. u except tmturaav.
BIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Ral'road The North
western Line" Gener.il
Offices, United States
guiiioiiai uank Building,
v B. W. Corner Twelfth
"V ttnn TFtt run t tJta fin. t..
OfllCK. Hill
pot. Tenth
Twin Pltv
- u. ..uiu ni, icii iiiinno, bBi. I,,,
and Mason Sts. Telephone, 823.
Leavo. Arrlvj.
Exnresa a s.fB am a!0:25 pm
Lim.tca a 7:35 pm a 8:1.1 am
Locul a 1:00 am a 3:60 pm
Twin City
Bioux city
a uauy.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& St. Paul Railway-City
Tlckot Office, 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone 2S4. De
pot, Tenth und Mason
Streets, Tolephono, 629.
Leavo. Arrive.
MIIWAUKE,
Chicago Limited Ex.... a 6:00 pm a 8:03 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex...b 7:15 am b 3:10 pm
n
HONG KONG'S DOPE FARMER
Big Dinner Which Marked His Retirement
from Office.
ROYAL BOSS OF MONGOLIAN PIPERS
A Position That I.nsU but One Yrnr
nml MnWa the Holder Rich Some
Curlona Prnturrn nt the
Snmpltioua 1'cnst.
In tho colony of Hong Kong there Is a
Chinaman who, white his brief reign lasts,
Is spoken of by tho quarter of a mllllou
of his fellow countrymen on the Island with
bated breath. To theso Celestials, sub
jects of Queen Victoria, tho emperor of
China la not nearly so great a roan as tho
"opium farmer," and tho queen herself,
compared with "his mightiness of tho
drug," Is In their eyes only a far-away
sovereign, not half so Imposing.
In order to regulate to soma extent tha
Importation ot opium Into Ilq'ng Kong and
to simplify tho collection of duties, ro
tates tho Chicago Times-Herald, tho UrltlBh
government several years ago decided to
placo tho wholo business In tho hands ot
ono man. Realizing, however, tho tre
mendous nnd arbitrary power that could
bo wielded bv n slnglo Individual In such
a position, It was also decided that tho
ofllco should only bo held ono year, and
that no person should bo allowed to kocp
it for moro than a single term. So It was
announced'' that the government was pre
pared to accept bids for tho privilege.
Slnco that time' tho selection of an
"opium farmer," as ho is called, has becoron
an annual event. Tho highest bid gen
erally ranges from 600,000 to S00,0i0 taels,
according to tha prospects of the poppy
crop for tho year nnd the condltlou of tho
market.. Tho successful applicant Is duly
gazetted In his position and ho In given
tho nsslstnnco of a fleet of a dozen swift
government customs vessels to protect his
RAILWAY TIME- TABLES.
- CHICAOO. ROCK I8L.
anu .t raciuc itniiroa'l
"The Gront Rock Inl
and Rnutu"-Clty Tick
et Offlcc, 1323 Fnrinm
Street, Telephone. J2S.
Depot. Ten & Marcy
Sts. Telephone, as.
Des Moines and Daven-
Onrt T.nCltl n 7.91 nm lill.T.
Chicago Express bll:lS nm n. S:l , m
Cl Icago Fnst Express. . n GrOO pm a 1:25 pm
j-uii-uiii uiiu r uiruur ,,,a am a , :w pm
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver. Puebl" and
Wes, - ..........a 1:30 pm n 4:15 pm
Den Moines, Rock Isl-
Colorado & Texas Flyer.n C:55 pm n 9:16 am
WABASH RAILROAD -Tlckot
OfTlce. 1504 Farnnm
Street. Telephone S9i. De
pot. Tenth nnd Marcy
Streets. Telephone, G29.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 6:05 pm a 8:20 am
a Dally.
POSTOFKICE NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
ns changes muy occur nt any time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending Novem
ber 10, 1CO0. will closo (PROMPTLY In nil
eases) at the General Post Office as fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one
hour earlier than closing tlmo shown be
low. Parcels Post Mulls for Germany closo
at 6 p. m. Monday.
Transatlantic Mnlla.
THURSDAY At 7 n. m. fnr PrtAKPM
SWITZERLANDriTALY. SPAIN. POR-
lUUrtti, 1UHKK1, KUYPT. 1IHIT1SU
iiuiA aru uuiii,rj-,u MAltgiJKX, per s.
s. Ln Tournlne, via Havre (maffecor other
parts of Europe must be directed "per b.
b. La Touralno"); nt 1 t. m. (supplemen
tary 2:30 p. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s.
Deutschland. via Plymouth, Cherbourg
nnd Hnmburs
SATURDAY At 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per h, s. Etrurla, via Qucenstowu; nt S a,
m. for ITALY, per s. s. Kulsor Wm. II,
via Naples (mall must bo directed "per s.
H. ituiser wm. 11"); at 8 a. m. for NETH
ERLANDS direct. nr h. h. Ilntterrfnm
(mall must bo directed "per h. s. Rotter
dam"): nt 10 n. m. for SCOTLAND, pbr
" . .i.iiiuiiifc ii,.,it tiiuai. uu uireciuu iier
a. 8. Ethiopia").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer
i 5 i l'"l-u fliuiiur, commercial 1'apera
uuu ouiii,icn lor uerinunv only, l no samn
uiunn ii null, uiuuur lor ocner pnrts or
Europe v 111 not be sent by this ship un-
After the closing of tlio Supolomontny
, A.i.iiD-wibiiiiiiii.- ..luiin Duniet. anove, ad
ditional supplementary mallB are opened
on tho piers of tho American. English.
y.yiii,u nii-nmuiB, UIIU TU'nUin
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
u, Buiiiuu ul obvuuier.
Mails (or South and Central Ainerlcu,
'West Indlea, etc.
TlttlTtBnAV At 9-fin n m Tlirum
per b. s. Admiral Sampsoni from Phlla-
HAITI, per s s. Belvernon: at 1 p. m.
(supplementary 1:20 p. m.) for NASSAU,
N. P., per s. . Antllla (mall must bo dl
recud "per s. b. Antllla"); nt 1 p. m. (sup
Plemontury 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAU. N.
i' GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO, per
B. H, Dtt(UlUill,
FRIDAY At 1 p. m. for MEXICO, por s. s.
, Matanzas, via Tamplco (mall must bo di
rected "per s. s. Matanzas"),
SAAToyilDAyvAt. 10 fcm-, (supplementary
10:80 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA. SA VANILLA, ' CARTHA-
nWMA nn.l fl T) I!- VTfll IT it"
(mall for Costa Rica must bo directed
''per s, a, Alcne") ; nt 10 a. m. for PORTO
shuttibVsw
i wiw, i,ui ci. n. om, uuuu, ui iu u. m. (sup
plementary 10:30 n. m.) for CURACAO and
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Illldur (mall for
Bavanllla and Carthagcna must bo di
rected "per s. a. HUdur"); nt 11 a. m. for
CUBA, per s. s. Morro Castlo, via Ha
vana at 11 a. m. for YUCATAN, per s. s.
Hermann, via Progrcso; at 1 p. m. for
NORTH BRAZIL, per b. s. Polycarp.
SUNDAY-At 8:30 p. m. for ST. PIERRE
MIQUELON, por steamer from North
Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this ofllco dally at 8:30 p. m, (connnctlnz
close hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for Mlque!on, by rail to
Boston, and (hence by steamer, close at
this ofTlce dally at 8:30 p. m. Mails for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla nnd
thoneo by steamer, closo at this ofllce dally
nt "7 a. m. (the connecting closes are on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday), Malls for
Mexlro City, overland, unless specially ad
dressed for dispatch by steamer, closo at
this office dally at 2:30 nrm. nnd 2:30 p. m.
Malls for BoMzo. Puerto Cortez and Guatn
mala, by rail to New Orleans and thenco
by steamer .close at this office dally at
3 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondavs
for Bellzo, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala)
Malls for fosta Rica, by rail to Mobile,
Ala., nnd thence by steamer, closo at this
office dally at "3 p m. (connecting closes
hero every Tuesday. Registered mall
closes at 6 p. in. previous day.
Transpacific Mnlla,
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco,
close hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to No
vember Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s
Zealandla. Malls for Hawaii, Japan.
China and Phllinplno Island, ,ra San
Francisco, closo here dally at 6:30 p. m.
up to November 8, Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. b. Hong Kong Muru. Malls
for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe and New Zealand
which goes via Han Francisco) nnd FIJI
Islands, via Vancouver, closo hero dally
nt 6:30 p. m. up to November 10. Inclu
slvo, for dispatch per s, s. Anrangl (sup
plementary malls, via Seattle, closo at
6:30 p m. November 11). Malln for Aus
tralia (except West Australia), New Zea
land. Hawaii, FIJI nnd Samoan Islands,
via San Francisco, close here dally at fi 3J
p. m. after November 11 and up to No.
vember 24, Inclusive, or on day of ar
rival of h. b. Camunnla. duo nt New York
Novembei "24. for dispatch per , .
Sierra. Malls for China and Japan, via
Vancouver, close here dnlly nt 6:3u p, m.
up to November 27, Inclusive, for dls-
oiatch per 6. . Empress of China (regis
tered mall must bo directed "via Van
couver"). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of
salting dal'.y and the schedule or closing Is
arranged on the presumption of tholr un
interrupted overland transit. Registered
mall clones nt 6 p. m. nrovlous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postofllce, New York, N, Y., November 2,
1900. .
Interests. Ho himself employs several
junks to guard his business agnlnst smug
glers, but ho must only use these boats
for tho purposo of obtaining Information.
If ho secures knowledge of smuggling
operntlons ho turns It over lo the authori
ties, who nm tho malefactors down. Nearly
every week Iu tho year thoro Is a smart
skirmish between tho snmpans of tho smug
glers from tho mnlnland of China and the
rovenuo cutters Pretty llttlo battles some
of them are, too, and very usoful ln glvlnx
young British middles and Junior naval of
ficers their first tasto of sen righting.
Tho opium farmer has tho solo control of
every pound of tho drug brought into Hong
Kong, and ho generally makes from $260,000
to $300,000 clear profit In his year of office.
Tho government gots much more from him
than it could sccuro If It attempted to col
lect the duties Itself and, moreover, gets
It in a lump sura without tho enormous
amount of trouble and tho largo force of
officers that-woulJ othorwlso bo necessary.
Tho opium farmer's salaried men watch all
Incoming boats, nnd as It Is a case of
Chinaman against Chinaman very little ot
tho raw material gits past him.
Farewell Dinner.
At tho end of his term of office he gives a
Krcat dinner to government officials, news
paper men and tho leading Chlneao mer
chants of tho colony. This dinner Is ono of
the thrco great events of tho Hong Kong
year. Tho other two nro thot polo cham
plcnshlp games and tho sham battle between
tho troops In tho garrUon. Aa a matter ot
fact, though natural pride keeps them from
openly acknowledge It. thn -hit. nnnni.
of Hong Kong look on this unique dinner
us oy mr tne most interesting affair ln the
social calendar.
When a Chinaman makes up his mind to
do a thing handsomely ho generally goes to
the limit. Tho opium farmer always makes
his dinner, which Is n sort of farewell to
his brief reign of czar of (he opium smokers,
somothlng to bo remembered by his whlt
friends. Indeed ho
of money, tfrom $20,000 to $25,000, for the
uuuijuei anu niways reckons It as a legiti
mate Item Of CXtiensn vhun A-,.-.. ..
his bid to tho government at tho beginning
liiu jrt'ur.
A week before thn pln nf hi. ,. .
ofllco tho farmer sends out his" Invitations.
iucso uro niways verbal, delivered to tho
lucky recipient bv a slirnff tn num.
clerk) who comes to your door with a smile
and a bow, clod In a long, blue gown reach
ing to his heels, nnd tells you that his mas
tor desires tho honor of your presence nt
mo vong iai ia rcsinurant "to modestly
sup with him from a little dish or two In
token of your good will."
Tho Invitation needs no response. Tho
shroff takes it for granted that you would
postpono a trln to Rnmnn n i
dinner and ho Is right. There aro no vacant
scats when tho ceremonies begin.
Tho Wong Tal Lo restaurant, whero all
these affairs aro given, Is tho Chlncso Del-
inonico ot itong Kong It stands In tho
heart Of tho natlvn nnnrtnr n n....,.
framn building, elaborately carved, with
broad balconies laden with flowering plants
nnd creepers nnd tho usual hugo feast lan
terns swaying ln tho wind.
iou nro mot nt tho ground floor entrance
of tho restaurant hv nnn nf
representatives, clad ln gorgeous silks.
who gives you chair or rickshaw coollea
directions about the tlmn fnr iui. ,....
and shows you upstairs to tho great fining
... wi. .uu iuuu noor. ino tables, which
run In threo parallel linos down tho length
of tho nptrtment, aro baro of everything
except tho usual silverware, with Ivory
chopsticks added. Tho big expanse of white
cloth has a peculiarly hospitable and res
taurantllko appearance, which, however,
docs not la 1 ij.-y long.
Tho walls aro covered with Chinese flags
uuu union jbckb twined togothcr and hang-,
Ing by tho hundred from the colling nro gay
lanterns of nil designs and colors enclosing
eloctrlo lights. About 300 guests find seats
at places whero their names aro written on
pieces, of pasteboard. Round the head of
tho center tnblo aro the ebony chairs of tho
host, tho governor of tho colony,, tho chief
JUBtlco nnd sometimes tho senior naval offi
cer of tho port. Hero and thcro araong'tho
other diners nro wealthy Chlneso merchants,
their costumes In startling contrast to the
colorless whlto Eton mess Jackets of the
rest of 'tho company.
Grand Entrance.
When all aro seated tho opium farmer en
tors. Ho comes in through an alcovo door,
In rather stagey manner, and stnllos at the
applause that greets hlra aa ho takes bis
placo. A mlnuto later ho rises to thank his
whlto friends Jot tholr prcsenco at his lowly
board and apologizes for "tho humblo char
actor of tho'faro" ho Is about to sot before
them. Everybody knows what that means.
Then ho tarns to tho back of his chair and
Btrlkes a gong. Dozens of swift-footed
waltors nt onco nppear laden with silver Ico
buckets flllod with champagne, 'port, sherry.
Frontlnac and a variety of native wines. A
hundred young women follow with trays of
wlno glasses and tumblers and In a few
moments every guest- Is supplied.
Immediately tho affair develops Into a
feast magnificent enough for an old Roman
banquet hall. Tho womon, Imported from
northern China for tho occasion, station
themselves behind tho chairs of the guests
and play stringed Instruments, singing an
nlmoat, continuous accompaniment. Flowor
girls bdarlng sweet blossoms of tho lichee
enter and twlno garlands across tho tables,
among chair backs, about tho flags and In
tho long lino of lanterns. ,
Tho tables nro rapidly spread with food
and a strange mlxturo of Oriental nnd Oc
cidental dishes It is. In addition to roast
bCCf. ham. Chicken, tlirltev nnil nuiMnn
dozens of Chlneso dolicaclcs, curries of
every kind, sharks' fins, Jollied eggs, pickled
flsh, baked hedgo-boar, spitted rlco birds,
drawn pollcan meat, preserves or all sorts,
mangoose, mnngoetlues, xiaradlso fruit and
dozens of wonderful Chlnoso puddings..
inero is no menu card and no ecnuonce n
course. You Just pick out what yon llko and
tackle It, Irrespective of what your neighbor
Is eating and regardless of whothcr you bo
gln with dessert or end with soup. The
dishes In which theso foods nm ....
tho most magnificent and costly samples ot
uiiiueu waro anu nro intended ns gifts for
tho guests. When tho dinner 1 i
cau select what you ploaso from among
them. If you go away early enough you aro
goncrally wlso cnouch to do fhia. if
stay till things begin to get warm you are
u in. iu lurgot an auoui sucu a prosaic thing
as dishes.
When midnight comes and tho host, the
governor and tho chief Justice have dis
creetly retired, tho singing. Jubilating
nnd toaottng becln In
daybreak approaches tho faithful rick.
shaw men who have been bint,. .
Ing their baro heels on th i,i-il.
for Bovernl hourB, begin to think dctp boll-
ing-ou tnouguts nnout tho foreign dovlls In
side who are velllne "Annln nnnn. mi,.
Won't Oo Home Till Morning," "Aul'd Lang
Syne nnd other Incantations to their gods.
Garland Stove ana liiiim
were awarded highest prizes at Paris ex
position, 1900.
Tin- IllllvlllQ Hall of Fame.'
Atlanta Constitution: Tho following imr.
been elected to tho Blllvlllo Hall of Famo:
Major Jones, candidate: started running
durlnu tho war and has been running ever
since.
Colonel Bcott, candidate, has run for'
everything In sight, except n balloon; was
never elected, but has never failed to make
the other follow feel uncomfortable.
Captain Swift: Has held ofllco ho long
that he his como In resemble It and has
Mworn to die at his post.
Colonel Jenkins, Has never lynched one
of his friends when he happened to recog
nize their features In the dark.
Corporal Brown: Hold office fifteen yearw,
but resigned wUliogly when 3,000 citizens
asked him to.
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