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T1IE OMAUA DAILY HJ51S: SATURDAY, XOTKMBET? 17, VMKh
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Aderttaementa for theae column
Trill be mUrn nnlll Hi tn. for hf
eve nlnir edition and antll H ill) p. m.
far nii.riiltiB und Hnniliir edition.
Unit, I I -lip n iriiril llrl Inierttnn,
Jo n word thereafter. Nollilnic tnUrti
for leaa Minn 'J.'.c lor the Ural Inaer
tlou. These ni verllaemeata antiat lie
run conseentlvel jr.
Advcrtlsera, lir rrnneatln a num
bered rlieoU, can have nntwcru nd
tlrcaaeil to a numbered Idler III enre
of The Her. Ananrera ao nildreaaed will
lie delivered on prcaeutatlun of tha
check only.
sin. a tions VA,vri:n,
WANTED, A position hy an experlii''ed
bookkeeper nnd oiueo man, can give gJd
lty reference nntl bond If ncefiury. Ad
dress I) C3, lice nlTlca, A-M71i 13'
WANTHI)-MALI2 lli:i.f.
fcANTED, we havo steady work for n few
good hustlers of good habits and appear
ancc. C. I'. Adams Co., ICOi Howard Ht.
1 i 1UJ
UARHER trade tuught thorough y In short
time, catalogue nnl particulars free.
Address Western Barbers' Hull
rimnhn. 11160
"Till.' nAt.iM'gTiiM DISASTER," 600
pages, loo Illustrations; sample free; '"us
outllt of 5 books for 30 rents, worth in.
W. A. Hlxonbaugh & C0'.ollJfSni.,ft
Ware block. B-M147N30
SALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; big
wages to hiiHtlers; no experience neces
sary; cash weekly. Write Western
Nursery Company, ticpt. K. V,?.
Kan. u-.M4.Mi
WANTED A first-class machine operator
to run Campbell & Bosworth machines,
good pay and steady work; write nt once.
Fremont Baddlcty Co., l''roinotit. t
WANTEn-SALESM UN.
Tho Hawks Nursery Co.,
Milwaukee, Wl,,,,
A OOOD Bohemian bakor '-',1,,L!lk1nm .fin
liltlon. Addi-iss E, Beo mcc'uMi:Ms.
BLACKSMITH, must be Kood horseshocr,
for steady cmploymout. Albert Whig,
CnlumbUB, Neb. i!Zl
WANTED, young man experienced In cloak
und suit dept. Nebraska ''pft
WANTED, a few tlrst-dns sewing ma
chine solicitors: good money i men who
will work. Address White Hewing: Ma
chine Co., Kansns City. Mo. B-M.87 g
WANTED, first-class butcher for MM"?
and back shop: kooiI wbot to light pnm.
SI. C. Cassln, Columbus. Neb 7g;j J7
ACTIVE man for temporary local position
(several weeks). Salary 13.00 per day A; -dress
D. II. Shepp, 723 Chestnut Bt Phil
adulphla, I'a. B-M.M. 1S
MEN to sell or advertise.; salary, no "UtfU.
Triumph Co.. Dallas. Tex. U-M.S-i
WANTED. good Plumber. steady work.
Cull or address G. H. Worstcy. 10. I N St.,
Lincoln, Neb. "'815 11)'
BaT.KSMAnT 1 1 iRh-ciass men now disen
gaged can hear of an opportunity with
prospects ot a permanency by nddressliis
C 4, life. -M 811 IS
WANTED, traveling man In Nebraska to
advertise, and collect; lW monthly to start
and all expense; steady employment;
solf-ai dressei envelope mr iuin
Address Sunt, rhllllps, 201 lntlac Uldy.,
fMrnun. II .TI31J II"
AV
WANTED. I! pood express drivers. I Oard
& Hon. 115 No. 16th st -M812 U
WANTED, a travellnu man to sell sprlntf
linn of dry good.1, our own speclnltlea. on
commission, to the retull country dealer.
Tho l'umcll-Dalo Mills, Hox W, VMU Vn..
TOUNO man for offlco work; must be a
nood salesman. wlllliiK to work nlKhts
when necessary. Salary and advancement
In proportion to service rendered. Apply
P 7 Hoe H Sl&OU 17
SALESMAN to sell, as sldo line, Humano
Collar. Sells on slBht. Hox 122. Atlniita,
Qai U MsuS li
WANTED, men to learn burlier trade;
onlv two months required. Can earn
sch'oh'xshlp. board, tools uilil trnnsportn
tlo If dcslfed. Our method Is to furnish
,-onstnnt practice by freo work and as
sutllclent amount cannot bo obtained In
smaller cities we kIvo free transportation
to ChlcaKO. Ht. Louis or Minneapolis,
wbero wo iiave superior (ulvantUKes.
I'osltlons Kunranteed; special offer Tor
November. Make application bv mall.
Moler CoIIcko representative, 1823 Farnam
st.. Omaha. U-M818
WANTKII-KCMAM! 1112 l.r.
WANTED, 2C0 glrla. 15M Dodee. TeJf(
10 girls wanted. Canadian office. 3522 Doujtlaa
WIDOW lady as housekeeper. c2Iice.
nillli for crneinl housework; small fanillv.
Ml S. 21st uve. C-M7o2
COMPETENT girl for general housework.
1024 I'ark Avo. C 760-17
COMPETENT Klrl: fnmlly of five; young
est 8 years; permanent home; cood wauns.
2M7 Pacific. C M763 17
WANTED, a Kood girl for general house
work: good wages paid. H. Trost!er. 4210
Farnam. C Mi& !
WANTED, Klrl for Kcneral housowork:
must bo Kood washer and Ironer und
know how to cook; Rood wuges paid, 028
Bo. 19th. U-M.W 17
OOOD girl for general houtework. 20J So,
Jth St. , C-781 17
WANTED, a competent gcnnral house girl;
5 per week. 118 N. 33th st. C-M.91 IS
Gini, for general housework, small family.
1614 Yates at., near Sherman !jv.
EXPKTllENCED lady stenographer. State
salary wuntcd. Address C 3, llee.
CXi0t) IS
WANTED, girl for general housework. 1512
.... .. .. ..... 1 fcVf" 1,
Sherman uve,
WANTED, ladles to learn halnlresslng,
imcnlcurlng and face treatment: only four
weoks rtqulred. Can earn scholarship.
Our method Is to furnish steady pruotlco
by freo work and expert Instructions,
Ono year's apprenticeship saved, Posi
tions given graduates In prlvuto hospitals,
hotels or traveling, as well tin In city ea
tabllshnieiits. Call or address Molpr Col
lego. 1623 Farnam at. (- MM7 a-
rou 1110NT tlOUSICS.
IF you want your houses well rented pluca
theyi with Uenawa & Co. D 163
ALWAYS moving 11. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllce, 16UV4 Fornum St. Tel. 1550 or m.
D-170
llOUSES for rent In all rarts of the city,
Brcnnan-Lovo Co., 320 So, 13th St,
D-171
HOUSES, atores. Ucmls, I'axton block.
D 172
CHAS. B. WILLIAMSON. 1303 Farnam.
D-174
FOP. RENT, house 8 rooms, 8. y. Cor.
Pnrk ave, and Leavenworth. Modern ex
cept furnace. Key ut cottage in rear.
D 108
BEE HENRY D. PAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE,
D-175
HOUSES, eto. 1'. D. Woad, 1521 Douglas.
D 177
1246 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, modern, In
line condition; rent 115.00.
OMAHA LOAN Tnt'HT CO..
16th & Douglas Sts.
D-174
FOR RENT, new brick cntlaao. cor. 20lh
and Ohio st.. rooms and large nttlc, 124
per month. Ella A. Ittner. ssoi N, 17th st
u
J.ROOM moiiern house; good location;
wituiii wuiKinu nisiance, Wf.so. ai. ,1.
Konuard ii Son, 310-311 Brown block.
D-M.'14
-OUSES and llata.
Rlngwall, Burker Blk.
m
WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack up
signs, distribute circulars, etc. No
vasing; good pay. Stamp for reply. Write
Qlobo Advertising Bureau, Omohit, Neb.
pou iii:.tiioi si:s.
8-Itno.M house, 27th and Farnam Sts., all
modern. Call 20 Farnam or phone (M.
D-231
706 B. 37th St., 6 rooms, 120. Omaha Loan
and Trust Co., 15th and Douglas Sts.
O-sci
5-n00M houss, modern. Monroe & Co ,
Sll N. 16th. D-271
FOK KENT, R-room modarn house, ham.
1615 Matidersoti, Inqulru 1914 N. 24th st.
D-M730
EIOI1T-HOOM modern except furnace
3ij Webster. IIS; llvc-rnom, 22la Cali
fornia, $11. Others. ltlngwult llros,
Parker block. D-M321
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown blk.
D-337
0-llOOM modern, cor. Hat. Lcavenw'th.
D-016 L'
101S and 1021 N. 3d St., 7-room houses, porce-
l.n.V. ..1..., 1..., ....j r ...... ..A
1,1111 (.1' (t.fV ,UtU. lllllllV,
cemented cellar; strictly up-to-date, fa.W
each. Pnyi.e-Knox Cumtuny, nrst li or
n, v. IlfU OlUg. UiSi
liAftN, 2021 St. Mary's D-M7sr
2005 SO. 17TH ST.. 7-room house, city w-wer
In kitchen, urge yard with shnde trees
and bnrn, will paper what roomi rn
necessary to suit tenant; this house Is half
n oiock irom uie ao. uiniuia car; reiu,
115. uo per month.
OMAHA I.UAN & TltPST CO.,
1 ; 1 1 1 nud Douglas Sts.
D-733 17
7(0 HO. 37TH ST., 7-room cottage, now being
uiorougniy overuauieu linn u jurcenun
bath, hand basin, hot and told water nnd
gas now being nut in the h(,ue: will paint
outside to -uit tenant; a very nice houno
for ii small family; rent I20.W per motnh
in leiiHiu wmi rcici fences wno win iuk
good care or the place.
OMAHA LOAN fit TIll'ST CO.,
16t.t und DoUglU'l tts.
D-71I 17
FOR HUNT, seven-room house. 2514 Marcy,
D-75S-20 '
A 0-ltOOM '.ottnije, furnished or tinfur
lllshcd. S02 So. 30th. D-770 21
8-It . 23J2 Harney; 10-r., 317 N. 17lh; 7-r , l?2l
Ho 33th ave.; 3-r.. 2623 Franklin; 3-r., 2il4
Cuming St,
F. D. Wead. 1524, Douglas St. D-S09 14
3lT6"MAItCY.ilarrlson, N. Ylfe" ,
D-S03 26"
MODERN S-room house. I.M; 1117 Vinton
Inqulrn 1111 Vinton. D-.M8U 19
SIX-ROOM modern new house; excellent
neighborhood; strictly llrst-ciass home.
sijs ssowuru; Keya :sio acwaru zu.
D-MS22 19
THREE now 8-room modern houses, 25th
and Douglas sts. Inquire .117 .loues.
D-MS23 18
FOR HE.N'I' PLll.MSIHOU HOOMS.
STEAM hcutcd rooms at Tho Thurston.
E-l
WITH or without board. 2576 Harney.
H-MS05 N24
FURNISHED rooms, modern; men only,
1522 Howard. E-677 !6
TO RENT, furnished room; private family,
842 So. 22d st. E-M661 V
HOUSEKEEPING, Itf up; 2C23 St. Mn.y's
E-M723 D12"
FOR RENT, finely furnished front room;
Kciiuuniun ouiy. uouge nt.
E-M735-30
TWO large front rooms, newly furnished:
modem, with or without board. Call 1919
Hurt St. E-701
TWO nicely furnished front rooms: gentle
men preferred; references required; cheap
ior winter. Address, u o, nee.
1C S04 17
NICELY furnished bedroom nnd parlor,
with or wltlin.it hoard: reasoimblrf to
gentlemen or couple. M3 S. lCth St. Top
nai. 1"
ILUMSIIIII) ROOMS AMI HOARD.
aLENCAlRN,translentB,ll.23 day. 1600 Doug.
OOOD board, private family. DC9 So. 2Jth Ave
l 18-
UTOPLV, 1721 Davenport St.
F-lfa
NICE south room.
Tho Pratt. 212 B. 25th.
F MtSSO
Tho Merrlam, good winter homo. 25 & Dodge
NEWLY furnished steam-heated rooms.
L'314 Douglas. I" Miial Ul'
NICE warm rooms, good board, reasonablo
rates, 'ine Jiose, aco iiarney.
F-737 D12
NICELY furnished south room, single or
connecting, with board; prlvuto family;
moiiern. ztvs uaea st. t jii ia
FIVE minutes' walk to postoftlco. flno,
largo alcove room: breakfast if desired:
r.trlctly tirlvnte family. Ileferonres. Ad
dress II 07, Bee. F-Mb2o 17
for Ri:.T-iiM-t'ii.Mniii:n rooms.
ONE Urge modern room, with alcove. H a
montn. 251 iiarney. u-jiiw n-
3 UNFURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping, 2010 Davenport. U M79I 17
FOR RENT STORKS AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In first class location
rent reasonablo Apply R. C. Peters &
uo., grouna noor, nee uiag, i ztu
FOR RftNT, the building formerly occupied
by Tho Reo at Slfl Farnam street. It has
four stories and n basement which was
formerly used as Tho Beo press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
interestou apply at once to j. u. uosc
water, secretary, room 100, Bee Building,
i si
AOK.NTS WAXT1CD.
AGENTS to sell our cut prlco Christmas
publications, COc book 15c; 11.00 book 25c;
ll.W book 50c; 12.50 book 75c. Credit given,
freight prepaid; outfit free, Ferguson
Publishing Co.. lZS'J mi St., Cincinnati. O
J la
WAXTBU TO RENT.
WANTED, to rent furnished house by fam
lly of three; very desirable tenant. W,
iarnam uniun a: uu., ij.tj rarnam.
K-M770 18
BTORAOn.
PACIFIC Storace a.id Warehouse Co.. 911
914 Jones, general Gtorago und forwarding,
13
Otn, Van Stor. Co., 15U Ifarn. Tels. 1S5B-863
l&ti
8TORAOE and forwardlni;. Expressma.i's
Delivery yO , -h iin, 'tel. iidj.
-7vn
WA.VTUD-TO UUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.
In largo and small quantities. Chicago
FuniUJio -o.i iivu-m uouge. tci. vjm.
N-187
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown blk.
. N 33S
WILL purrhaso u limited number of
Omaha suvings duiiu iiccuuuia, ijibiiiiuh
Lovo Co., 309 SO. 13th. N-1SS
WANTED to buy. 31,000 of Omaha Savings
bank accounts ior casu, Auareas a iu,
Bee olllco. in aiaia
WANT to buy good-sized safe for ensh at
once. Wm. n. Villi, Norfolk, Nob.
K - f -" 0 1
FOR SALE-HORSES, VEIUCI.KS, UTC
SELL nnd repair vehicles, all kinds, II,
1' rota, carriago worns, iitu uuu j.eavtn
worth. P-1M
CHEAP, good saddle pony. 814 S, 3SUi ave
FOR SALE MISCF.I.I,AM:otIS.
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences and criuuing. wi Liougias. q wu
2DIIAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1110 Farnam.
g wi
SAFES; buy.tiell, ex'ge. Schwartr, 114 So. IS,
FOR SALE, 1 150-H. P. Hoffman & Billlnsa
Corliss engine In good condition. Call or
unareas sec y oi new juug uo, 1
WRITE for catalogue of trusses, support
ers. Sherman & McConnclI Drug Co. Omaha
Q-195
2NDHAND typewriter for sale. B C5. Tiee.
y-i 10
7.O0O FEET 2d-tmnd lunibor for sale cheap.
JSV9 llOWtni lb W U,V( im
JIIMCIHil.A.NP.OfS.
NOTICE, country dealers, Sdhand furniture
and stoves at i-iwe-t prices, curioau loisor
less. Chicago Furnlturo Co., lloii-10 lniU'.
R-1W
WANTED, man nud wife to share modern
cottage wiin tnoNicr und tiaugnter. us
So. 2-Jtil St. R-7U3 10
CfiAIRVOYA.VrS.
MRS, FRIT., clairvoyant. S19 North. ltn.
O Mi
MME.OYLMER genuine palmist. 5C0G Do.lgo
B-Jllll
11 1.ECTR I ( 'I'll 12 ATM li.N T.
ELITE parlors, 615 S, lth second floir.
t .Marj
MAE EDOAR, 3l7'.j N. 15th St., flat E.
MME. ADAMS, magnetic treatment. f07 a
...... ... - m . I -
iio, room iv, i skiij w
MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1;
thermal uatns, t .msio m-
PEnsONAl..
DR. ROY, chlropodlut: corns nnd superflu
ous nnir removed ny electricity, u. iz,
Frenzcr Mock. U 1W
VIA VI, woman's way to health, 346 llee bldg
unvt
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electrto
uatns, ior mines only; SKiueu woimm
mussuge operators; ilnest iiuipped baths
In the city. Renstrom Ilath Company,
Rooms 210 to 220 Bee Rldg, U 201
CHILDREN boarded or adapted, 813 N. 2.1J
PVievi. U .! ,0- m!
LADIES' Jackets and tailor made suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired. -M. Fogel, 307 s. if,
U-871
PRIVATE homo before nnd during confine-
insni; uames adopted. .Mrs uurget, jew
Burdette. U-201
SEWINO machines rcntcil and repair'!;
ipih - per month; supplies ror nil khuis
pf tnuchlnes. The Blumr Munufneturlng
Co., 1511 Douglas St. Telephone 418.
U iUM-
PRIV
ATE ho,pltul for ladles beforo & dur
conllnemint; babies adt.pled. 1136 N. 17
U-2XI
mg
inv aru. Mend tor ciruu
OOLDMAN tc CO..
200 Douglas Illk., 16th and Dodge
I'LEATINO nnd skirts, all kinds; buttobs
'""Jo to match. Omaha Pleating Co..
152l Douglas. U-2'W
Hn1HK,N' theatrical, masquorudo costumer;
1UIS Irn rniiK, 7fl4
"1 iiuiii w
YOUNG man will sleep In good downtown
i ;. '"gut watenman ior immiiin
while attending cvunlng clashes; best tot
erenccs, etc. Address B C2, Bee.
U M710 IS
ANY ONE knowing the whereabouts of
junn i,. liensou will coiner a nivur u
communlcatlnc with Mrs. M. Benson, 1413
South Fifth street U-781-17
25 ENAMELED mounted photos, 25c; ama
teur work
finished ami guaranteed to
last
317 N. 15th St. U-M7S7 IS
MONEY TO I.OAN-RliAl, KSTATH.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa rarms nt 5 per cent' borrowers can
pay 1100 or any multiple: any Interest
date: no delay. Brennan-Lovo Co., fws
So, 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-207
MONEY to Iran on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brcuuun-Lovc Co., 300 So. 13th.
W-ii
11,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
Property anil rarms. w. rnrnam omiiu
o., 1320 Farnam. W-204
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
George & Company, 1001 Farnam street.
W-210
MONEY In any amount at 5. SV4. 6 per cent.
J. W. ROBBINS & CO., 102
3 I' A UN AM HT,
W 211
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam.
W 212
MONEY to loan nt 5 and BU per cent on
Omaha propirty. W. B. Melklc, 401 8, 15th,
W-213
PRIVATE money, 5, r.4. 6 per cent; no do-
lay. uarvin Bros., ii;i r arnam.
W-214
WANTED City nnd farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants. R. C. Peters & Co,, 1702
Farnam St., Bee BIdg. W-215
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
W-216
FIVE per cent money. Remls, Paxtonlock.
W 217
MONEY to loan on flrst-clas3 Improved city
property or tor building purposes, i-uyno-Knox
Co., New York Life. W-218
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
939 N. Y. Life. W-219
11,500 TO LOAN on renl estate; call at onco.
M. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 Brown block.
W-M243
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. You
,o keep gA-y-LoANS
to peoplo permanently employed on their
own names, without endorser or mortgage.
Wo loan from 110 up. Wo charge nothing
for making papers und wo keop nothing
out of the amount you ask for. You
may repay tho money In one month or
take 2. 3, 4, 5, 0 months or moro In which
to repay It. Our rates arc as low as thd
lowest: our business Is confidential and
we always try to please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Established U'JJ. 306 8. 16th St.
X 220
MONEY MONEY
' LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 526, Fifth Floor, Now York Llfo Bldg,
X 221
AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY
will pay oft your
SALARY ASSIGNMENTS
And ull other dbts, A steady position all
that Is required. EASIER TKRMB AND
LOWER CIIARU1SS TllAtN ANY OTHER
LOAN CUMl'AiW. t-uu anu nave a
privnie talk with us. ROOM 001 BEE
BUILDING. X-S'tf
MONEY' loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without Becjrlty;
any payments. Tolman, 700 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X-223
MONEY TO LOAN ON
T?nrnl!jire. Plnnos. Diamonds. Watches, etc.
Prhately on payments. No chargo for
nam street, upstairs. X-M793
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds;
watches; payments confidential. Omaha
Chattel Loan Bank, 220 a, 13th, 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 303, Paxton Block, X 227
MONQY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry. horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 a. 13,
X-220
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X-220
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horsos,
cows, Jewelry Duff areen, R S. Barker blk
X-223
IU'SINESS CIIANCUS.
1150 CASH or .-nsy payments buys 25 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
clgurs or cash; will earn 12 und upward
weekly each. Earl. Clark & Co.. Furnl
turo Munufacturcrs, Chicago, HI.
v Y-230
FOR SALE Flrst-rlnss restaurant In Fro.
inont, Nob. Address, J. R. Hoover.
Y-109
run KALE, a cood steam flourlnc mill:
capacity 60 bbls.. In a good country. Ad
dress Citizens' Stato Bank, Wlsncr. Neb.
y mwi 17
26 PHOTOS 25c. '17 N.
15th ft.
Y-M71I U
. . , YOUR OLD SKIRT
can bo altered to look neiv nnd stylish bv
ono of our boautlful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCE3.
A!IX, coinplele fum ll ' up. AL--"ATION
1 ATTERNS AND INSTRUC
HONS FREE, Accordion and side pleat
ig by the yard. Send for circulars.
III SIM'.HN ( HAM PS.
FOR BALE, bakery, restaurant and gro
cery; will Invoice about ll.sto to li,(X, In
n good country town, county sent. 'VI
dress II C4, enre of Omaha llee
Y-M5I5 23
too SHEEpfwIth or without 7mnll ranch In
llrroley county, Neb., for sale cheap.
Addrres I. S. LcaVItt, 4&& Cast st , O.iimIia
V Trf7 16'
A RARE OPPORTrNfTY.Cgood Tppor
tunlty for any party wlshlmf to ennnge In
tho Implement trndo Is ofTeriHl In the
buildings, lots, bulness and entire stock
of farm Implements of the late Gottlieb
Hchlecht, situated one-half block west of
tho new brick, which Is offered for sale.
Terms cash or bankable notes. Address
Mrs. G. Hchlecht. Adm r , Bcemcr. Neb,
Y-MaM 1J
WANTED, 'u man with n smnl'. capital to
go Into livery business, n good barn for
rent cheap nnd good location. Otto Fa Ik,
Scrllmi r. Neb. Y -MS2ii 23
FOR SALE-RICA I, ESTATE.
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv tha
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A.
McAllaster land commissioner, Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omahj, Neb.
RE-697
FOR SALE cheap, largo lot a.id three
cottage. J. A. Lovcgrcn, 4th floor Pax
ton Llock. RE M5I3
CHAS. E
WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam St.
RE-J36
LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk, Nebraskn.
RE 100 Dec. 26
BARGAINS!
7-rnom house, ground 100-foot frontage;
close to car Ilfto; eastern owner wants
offer.
13.CH) property, well located; will pay 12 per
cent net on purchase price.
1900 mortgage, better than government
bond, for sale quick,
M. J. KENNARD & SON,
310-311 Brown Block.
RE-M262
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 631 N, Y. LIFE.
RE-233
FOR SALE or trndo, 50 fine productive
farms and 10 fine stock ranches In east
Nebraska for sale cheap und on easy
terms, sutnu of which can be traded for
merchandise, hardware, furniture. Imple
ments, horses und cattle. For particulars
address GeorgO W. Hutton. Coleridge,
Neb. RE-M201 N3u
FINE east front lot. 3 blocks south of do
pot. on 10th St. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
RE-S32-D-7
S1 ACRES, D miles from Omaha. 143 oer
aero. Tho Byron Reed Co., 212 S. 14th at.
' HE-M3I0
C. F. HARRISON, BARGAINS, 913 N. Y. L.
HE-SItX-D-g'
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also flro
Insurance. Bemls, Paxton blk. RE 231
SPECIAL BARGAIN, 60x153 ft lot on 3Uh
si., near uougc, on puveu street aim on
grado, for a few days only for II 350 cash.
Must desirable building rite in the Wen
Farnam dNtrlct for the money.
J. W. ROBBINS & CO., 1S02 FARNAM ST.
Uli-isi 1
SNAPS
FOR QUICK SALE.
Lot 60x140 feet, fronting two streets. In 6
blocks of court house, taxes ull paid;
tirleo 12.000. INVESTIGATE.
S-room modern house, full lot. paved street,
Walnut Hill; iirlee J2.W0. WANT OFFER.
66-foot lot block from West Farnam St.,
on paved street; price I2.U.0. BARGAIN.
Nlco lot 20th and Miami sts.; prlco 1700.
WANT OFFER.
GARVIN BROS., 1613 FARNAM ST.
RE-M71W 17
TWO lots, south front, on Capitol avenue,
west of 26th. $500 each; on grade, no fill,
cheapest lota offered west of High school.
A. P. Tukey, Board of Trade. RE-M7'J2
24-) ACRES. Improved, Sarpy Co., at 135.00.
80 acres, ueur Florence, at I50.no.
5 acres, near Central Park, nt 1200 00,
220 acres hay land, near range, at 17.00.
v. u. wcaa, im uougias rn. ttii svi in
COTTAGE und lot, 31st, accessible to Far
nam car, 11,300.
5-r.. lH-tory cottage, near Exp. grounds,
1550.
F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St. RE-793 16
CHOICE FRUIT AND GARDEN TRACTS.
20 acres l'i miles northwest of Florence,
nearly ull In fruit, 4 years old. Just com
nienolnir to bear. Prlco. Sl.600.00.
17 1-3 acres 7 miles from Omnha, 317 applo
trees, 220 peoch trees, some blackberries
ana raspoerries, mnanco urst-ciass gar
den land. Price, $1,213.00.
The Byron Reed Co., 212 S. 14th st.
RE-M821 23
A NICE building corner, lots 23 and 29,
Falrmount Place, on easy terms. Wdto
RE
MEDICAL.
LADIES oil' of heaPh find prompt relief.
Box 232, Omaha. Nob. Conlldentlal.
227
LADIES' free monthly regulator; cannot
fall. Mrs. U. Rowan, Milwaukee. Wis.
M-150 N 30'
I,ADIES, I positively guaranteo Golden
Seal, never falling female regulator, will
relieve most obstinate esses of delayed
periods in f hours; sent securo from ob
oervation, II Dr. Annie Fowler, 205 South
14th st.. St. Louis, Mo. M-268 N30
PERSONAL. Golden Seal Female Regula
tor rollevos In 3 houra; 1100 nnd 12 00
boxes; none genuine without signature.
Golden Seal Medlclno Co., 2911 Morgan 8-.,
St. Louis, Mo. M-722 D12'
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Llfo bldg. Omaha.
20i
V1RTUAMA cures impotency resulting
from indiscretions or dblllty. gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
asplrnttona of youth, health, fitting for
success, happiness In business; profes
slonal, joclul, married life; 12 or 3 ror 5.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt of
price. The Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, III.
American Olllce, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; M. A. Dillon.
South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full line rubber goods.
OSTF.OPATIIY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bldg.:
Tel. 1C6I; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles'
dept.; Gld E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still Hchool,
Klrksvllle, Mo. 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
239
A. T. HUNT, D, O., 805 Karbach. Tel. 2352.
M52S
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINC.
A. C. VAN BANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
210
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Bldg -241
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. -21.'
GREGG Shorthand. Ora, C. Col. 16 & Doug.
213
DANCING SCHOOL.
NEW classes for beginners nro forming
this week at Morund's, Crolghton hall;
children Wednesday and Saturday; adults
Tuesday nnd Friday t p. tn.; prlvuto les
pons dally; assemblies Wednesday: call
for terms; alwaya open. M3tw Dl
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olnco, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business conlldentlal. 1201 Douglas
LOANS, H aiarowltri low rates. 418 N. 16.
252
FURNITURE Itr.PAIRINU.
TEL, 1331. M. H WnlUlln. 2111 Cuming St.
-214
Om, Uph. Wks. 1618 Cap. ave. Tel. 1933.
234 D2
EXOINES, 'BOILERS, ETC.
L. C. Sharp Mach, Wks, ; motors, dynamos.
.'19
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 31K S. 29th st.
M V5 D7
BELGIAN' HIRES.
FINE ndiMan Hares for talo nt common
8euso prkes, f"07 Florenco Boulevard.,
8.U N.5'
CARPENTERS AM) .lOHIIERS.
ALL klndB of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lake Sti. -270
((-Oltl)IO lM.lvA I'lNti.
ACi i iltDlciN and side plenllng. chrnist,
bc-t. qiib keut. Mrs A. C Mark. 9 Pat
tcrjon UK., 1,'th and Furnnm Sts.
- 4M
Ml SICA1,.
FRIin scholarships to piano students, Prof.
lirauni. Mo Rnmgo Illk. W?
" iioitsns vi.TEitr,ii.
HOUSES .wintered, ti per month. J. W.
Phelps, iA N. Y. Llfo bldg. "Phone 1034
J1-3JI I J
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvercd. 70S N 16.
241
IIIIIILS AM) TA.MIIEIIMY.
STOCKS Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
-243
I.Al'.NDm .
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel, M7.
217
i,am;i:aiii:i.
CHATELAIN Pchnol of Languages, Boyd's
iiica.er, nns reopened ior ine hcuiuii.
-MI45
PIANO TUMSli.
WE tiinn your plnno for 11.60. Roso's Art
Stoic. 1521 Dodge.
Tel 1913.
-213
STAMMERING A.M STl) TTP.IUNG.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg,
jfii
TICKlVr IIROKHR.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil
bin, 1506 Fnrnam, Telephone- 7SI. 251
PLAIN SEWING.
WANTED, plain sewing, 1031 H.22jl M.
.h;.k
B.&M. junk house, J. Milder. Prop., dealers
In all mctnls, bottles, etc. Carloads n
spoclatty. S01-S03 Farnam, Omaha. Tel.2.178.
LOST.
LOST, chance book of Good Shepherd's
fair Return today to Schlltz Roof Gar
den Lost M82I 17
SUES & CO.
Potent Lawyers
Dee Bldg., Omaha, Neb
PotontBookFroo
I
PfiTEMTS
GUARANTEED
RAILWAY TIME- TA1II.ES.
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph & Council Bluffs
Rallroad-'The Burling
ton Route" -Ticket Otllea,
1502 Furnnm St. Tele
phone, 250. Depoi, Tenth
und Mason Sts. Tela
lihonc. 12i
uenve.
Arrive,
a 5:75 pm
u 6:13 am
Kansas City Day Ex... .a !:20 am
Kansas Cltv Nl iit Sx .u!0;15 tm
bt. Louis ! Iyer for Sc.
Joseph nnd St. Louis.. a 4:50 pm nll;13 am
a Dully
BURLINGTON . Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burhi.gton Route"
General Oltlccs, N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnim
Sts Ticket Olllce. 150Z
Furnant St.
Telenhono
150. Burlington station, Tenth
and Mason
Arrive.
Sts. Telephone, lis.
Leave.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook a S:40 am a 7::c pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo-
rndo, Utah. California. a 4:25 im a 3:0) pm
Lincoln & Black Hills. .a fw pm i6:iim
Montann, Puget Sound.. u 9:00 pm
Lincoln Fnst Mall u 3:0o pm
Denver t'olorudo, Utah
nnd California
Hellevue. Papplo al0:4., am
Pacific Junction all:50 am
Pacific Junction .....n 7:00 pin
Bo. Bend, Louisville,
Plnttsmouth b 3.35 pm
Ft. Crook. Plnttsmouth. a B:5o pm
a Dally; b ex. Sunday.
a ti:45 am
uiu:33 um
a 6:45 am
uU:43 am
u 8:20 um
bll:f am
a 8:2J um
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
A oulncy Railroad "Tb
Burlington Rotito" Ticket
Olllce. 150-J Farnam St.
Telephone, 250, Depot
Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 128.
Leave. Arrive
D.iyllght Chicago Spe-
clnl a 7:00 am alO:2T i.ra
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. .a 4:i pm a 7:15 am
Chicago laical Express. a 0:30 nm a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:00 pin u 7:15 am
Fast Mall u 2:45 inn
a Dally.
CHICAGO. ROCK isl
and & Pacific Railroad
"The Gral Rock Inl
and Route"-Clty Tick
et Office, 121 Funi'im
Street. Ttlephone. '21.
Depot Tenth & Marcy
Sts, Telephone 6J9.
Leave. Arrive.
Dcs Moines nud uaven-
8 port Local a 7:25 nm bll:3 am
hlcago Express hi 1 : 13 am a 8;10 nm
1 'ciiiio Fust Express,. a 5:00 pm n 1:25 pm
Lincoln und euirbury ...a 8:30 um a 7:W pra
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs..
Denver, PuebW and
West a 1:39 pm a 4:15 pm
Des Moines, Rnck Isl
and und Chicago a 7:16 pm u 5:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flycr.a 5:55 pm n 9:15 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
FREMONT. ELKIIORN A
Missouri VhI ey Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Offices.
United States National
Hank Bldg., S. W Cor.
TtVulft,, n,, CB.n f , . .
Ticket omce. 1401 F.jrnum St. Telephone,'
tl, Depot, 15th und Webster Sts. Tele.
Phone. Hii
Leave.
Arrive.
uiauK 111119. Dcadwood.
Hot Sprlngi, a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Caspar ana
. Douglas d 3:00 pm e 6:00 pm
Hustings, York. David
!ty ausunor. Geneva,
lijQtor una cv.ard....b 3:00 pin b 6:00 pm
Norfolk. Vcrdlgre and
. Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:26 am
Lincoln, Wuhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Fremont Local c 7;3J am
a Dally b Dally except aunduy. o Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTII
western Railway "Tli
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Offlco. 1401
Farnam St. Telephone.
661. Dopot, Tenth and
Mason Sts. Telephone,
it).
Daylight Chicago Sue,
i-euve. ArilvJ.
clul a 7:00 nm nll:37 pm
Chicago Pussenger u 4;15 pm u Si40 am
Euutern Expreks, Des
Moines, Murshalltown,
Ceilur Ruplds and Chi-
cast. .....,..............al0:55 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Speclul, Chl-
cauu ur,d liu.st a 4:55 pm n 1:05 pm
Fas' Mall, Chicago to
Omaha n 2:45 pm
Omuha-Chlcago Limited. a 7:45 pin u 8:00 pm
TuHt Mall alSOlim
Cedar Ruplds Passenger a 5:30 pin
Eastern Express I 9:00 pm
n Dully b Except Saturday.
CIICACO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Umuna
Railway "Tho North
western Line" General
Oillces. Nebraskn Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Dta .I... ,PI,.,A.
1401 J'unmm St. Tolepliune, 651. Depot,
15th und Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrlva.
Twin City Pasenger,...a 0:00 um a 9:10 pm
Omaha Pasucngcr uU:10 nm
Stoux City & North
east Nebraska 3:45 pm
a Dally, b Daily excopf Sunday.
SIOUX CITY PACIFIC
Rsllroad The North
western Line" Gener.il
Ofllccs, United States
National IJunlt Biilldlng,
S, W. Corner TwelflK
" , T " unu aid. liceh
uui"j "n uriiam at jeicnnone, r,oi. De-
put, lenui uuu juuson bis. Telephone, 029.
i.eave.
Arrl y
LTwIn City Ltmnou '.u. :35 pm
Sioux City Local a S:W um
nln:25 pm
a .S i:, am
a 3:50 pm
a uaiiy
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL-
road omuiia. Kansas city
& Eastern Raf mad "The
Oulncy R'liitu" Ticket of.
flee, Hi; Farnam St. Tele
phone. 3:2. Depo. Tenth
und Mnr'y Etr-ets. Telo
phone, C29.
i.eave. Arrive.
Bt. Louis Cannon Ball
Express n 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kamua City nnd yulncy
Local , a 7:00 am a 9:00 pro
m Uallv.
Mi
.nW
RAILWAY TIMI1 TAIILK.
i'NION PACIFIC-"THE OVER,
land Route"-General Oillces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth ui.d Farnam
Streets. City Ticket onice, 1321
Farnam Street. Telephone, 310.
Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 9.
Leave. Arrive
Tho Overland LlmlUd..n 8.20 ntn a 7:30 pm
Tho Chlcago-Portlnnd
Special ., ..it r,:20 nm a 7:35 pm
Tho Fast Mall u 8:5) am n 3:26 pm
The Colorado Special. . .all;33 pm a 6:C0 uiu
The Fast Mall a 4:35 pm
i.inco:n, Beatrice and
.'.tromsburg Express .It 4:10 pm
bl2:2J pm
a 6:50 nm
b 9.30 am
Tho Pacific Exuress
...a pm
The Atlantic Exuress
tlrand Island Local...
b R:30 rm
a D.illv b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
fice. 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 243. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited ..
Minneapolis and
Paul Express
Minneapolis nnd
...nll.lo am n 4.tb pm
...a pm
St.
..b ":o) am
tit.
a t;15 urn
b 9:40 pra
n 8:15 nm
nui Limited
a 7:15 pm
Fort Dnduo Local from
rounrii Biurrs
b 4.30 pm bl0:15 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Olllcns nnd
Ticket Ofllccs Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts. Telephone. 101. Depot,
Union Station,
l.eavo. Arrive.
St. Louis & Kansas
City Express u; "m n s:ao pm
li. C, at. L. Express... ulOilO pm a 0:11 um
Leavo from 13th
nnd
Webster Streets!
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water l 4:1. pm nlO:45 am
a Uhlly. b Dally except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Office. 1115 Furnam
Street. Telephone 322. Dt
pot, Tenlli und Marcy
Streets. Telephone, 6JU.
lxiave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 6:05 pm a 8:29 am
a Dally
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
A St. Paul Railway-City
Ticket Ofllcc. 1301 Farnam
Street. Telophono 2f 4 Do
pot, Tenth nnd Mnson
Streets. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive,
JMlLWAimti
Chicago Limited Ex;... n 0:00 pm a 8;0o am
Chicago & Omaha Ex...b 7.15 ani i b 3:40 pm
a uauy. u uaiiy rr.m
f NEIVYORKriljtEWMOUILE I
fiMi-MosTNu.nfiarK vttLv
(a Pint ships iscoNstCTioswrm a;
fPUNOlO StRVICC TMt MOSILlaOKIOBJl.
ALONG THE NORTH SHORE
UU'ANA, MATANZAS, CARDENAS, SA0UA. CAI
BARIliN. MEVITAS, UIBABA, io4 BAIiUOA,
nd olir torn.
MUKSON 8TRAMSII1P LINK. 27 Wlliatn SI
RAYMOND A WHITi;oMU.:5 Itnlon Sa..N Y.
POSTOFFICU NOT1C1S.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
ns changes may occur at any time.)
.Foreign malls for tho welt ending Novem
ber 17, 11WU. will close (PROMPTLY In all
car.es) nt the Genernrl Postolllco as fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ono
hour earlier than closing tlmo shown be
low. Parcels Post Malls for Germany close
nt 5 p. in. Monday and Wednesday,
Transatlantic Mnlla,
BATURDAY At 8 a. m, for NETHER
LANDS direct, r)r s. s. Maasdam (mull
must be directed "per s. a, Muasdnm");
nt sun a.. in. isuppieiuen'try iu a. m.) for
lsuitUPK. per h. s, i.ucnnin. via Queens
town; nt 9 u. m. for ITALY, per s. s. F.
Bismarck, via Niuiles (mull must bo di
rected "per h. h F. Bismarck"); ut 12 m.
for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Island
(mall must be directed "per s. s. Island").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Oermanv only. The name
class of mall matter for other parts of
Europe vlll not bo sent by thU chip un
less specially directed by her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls named unove. nd
dltlouul supplementary malls are opened
uit uiu imn in mu American, r.ngllsli,
French and German steamers, uno mmuin
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
ot sawing ot steamer.
MulU for South and Central America,
Went Indies, etc.
SATURDAY At R n. m. for ARGENTINE
REPUBIIC. URUGUAY nnd PARA
GUAY, ptr a. s, Etona; nt 9: 30 a. m. (sup-
glementary 10 n. m.) for ST. THOMAS.
T. OROlX. WINDWARD and LH&
WARD ISLANDS nnd DEMERARA, per
s. 8. Madlana; nt 10 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 ii. m.) for FORTtINn ifii.amt-i
JAMAICA. HAVANILLA and CARTHA-
ut-nA, per h. b. Atnos (man for Costa
iucu iiiuhi ue uirecicu per s, B. AII10S );
at 10 n. m (supplementary 10:30 a. m l
for HAITI, per h. s. Adirondack, via
Porto Prince. Cane Haiti and Jeroml.
nt 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a- tn.) for
PORTO RICO (vln Snn Junn), VENE
ZUELA and CURACAO, per a. s. Phila
delphia; nt 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND-
LA u uirect, per s, s. bllviu; at 11 n. m.
for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via Havana;
at 1 p. m. for MATANZA8, CA1BARIEN
NUEVITAS. OIBARA nnd BARACOA
per s. h. Curltyba (ordinary mall only,
which muat be directed "per s. a. Curl-
tyua ).
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamei, close at
tnis oinco uauy nt p. m. (connecting
closo hero overv Monday. Wi.dnesilHV nnrt
Saturday). Malls for Miqtie!on, by rail to
Boston, and thonca by steamer, close at
this oftlcu dally ut 8 20 p, m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., nnd
thence, by steamer, close at this onice dally
at 'l a. m. (the connectlnr elor- urn nn
Sunday, Vednesday and Friday). Malls for
Mexico uuy, ovensna. unless specinuy ad
dressed for dispatch by atcumer, close at
this office dally at 2:30 a. in. and 2:30 p. m,
Malls for Belize, Puerto Cortcz und Guate
mala, by rail to New Orleans and thence
by steamer .close at this nfllce dally nt
3 p. m, (connecting closes here Mondays
for Belize, Puerto Cortez und Guatemala)
Malls for Costs Rica, by rail to Mobile,
Ala., and thence by steamer, close at this
office dally at 3 n, in. (connecting closes
nere every xuesnay, "iteglstcred mall
closes at u p. m. previous day.
Trananuclllo Mails.
Malts for Australia (except West Australia,
wnicn goeu via iiiurope. unci new .eaipn 1,
which goes via San Francisco) and FIJI
Islands, via Vancouver, close hero dally
at 6:30 p, m, up to November 10, Inclu
sive, for dlGpuUii per s. s, Aorangl (sup
plementary malls, via Seattle, closo at
fl.30 a. in. November 11). Mails for
japan, en na and l'hl nnino Islands, via
Tacnma, closo hero dally at C:30 p, m. up
to November M2 for dispatch per s. s.
Victoria. Malla for Hawaii. China. Japan
nnd Philippine Islands, via Ban Francisco,
closo here dnlly nt 6:30 p. in. up to No
vember "15, Inclusive, for dispatch
per a. s. China. Malls for Aus-
traua (except west Australia), New Zea
land. Hawaii. Fill nnil Samoan Islnnds.
Via San Francisco, close here dally at 6 3J
p. m. nner iMovrrauer "il ana up to NO
vember "2i. Inclusive, or on dav nf nr
rival of m, s Campania, due at New York
Novembei 24. for dlsDntch ner h.
Plerra. Malls for China Hiid Japun, via
Vancouver, closa hero dally nt 6:30 p. in.
up to .Novemner -zi, inclusive, ror ills
natch nor b. h. Einnress nf China (n.elt
tored mall must be directed "via Van-
couver ).
Transpacific malls am forwarded to port of
sailing dally and tho schedule ot closing Is
urrunged on the nrasiimntlon of their tin-
Interrun'ed nverliinrt trnnlt. Registered
man noses nt p. m. previous nay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. I'OBtmaHter.
Pnstonie, Now York, N. Y., November 9,
Npllieil IIU (in it.
A North Memphis gentleman has been try-
lag lately to luducu his wife to adopt the
habit of drinking it gluss uf wlno at fre
quent. Intervals during tho day, reports a
Memphis paper, lino Is Inclined to ho dell
cute In health, though not ti decided In
vulld. and her well-ineanlng husband fan
cied tho aplrlts would strengthen her.
Slio opposed with all a womau'H obstl
natcnoss his suggestion. PerhRp9 she re
called tlmcu when her lord and master had
corny homo reeling lll:o u ahlp whoso cargo
Inn shifted.
Tho rther day ho spolio to her after this
manner
"You are unreasonable, my dear, not to
drink wlno."
Her reply came iihurp and pointed'
"Perhaps, hut I've noticed that you are
unreasonable when you drink it."
.81
im i n trt
white not m:ivi:i:i'in(j.
ntercsthiR DelnIN of the Tnlile Serv
ice ot the President,
The president of tho t nltrd Stales has
no advantage over any ordinary clllien
w lie n It ccmes to hiring a cook or settling
rroerry bills, relates the Saturday Even
ing Post. There Is no official chef con
nected with llu White House, or nny ap
propriation to buy oatmeal and beefsteak.
Mr. McKlnley gets his house rent free and
ho has the use of tha china and silver
ware as well as tho furnlturo which ho
Ilnds on tho premises; tho rest ho must
provide out of his snlary of JSO.OOO n year.
There Is nn offlco force of clerks lu tho
rxectttlvu mnusloti and half n dozen door
keepers aud a fireman, all of whom nrs
paid by the government, but the only gov
ernment employe connected with the
president's prlvato establishment s the
steward, who receives n yearly salary of
Sl.SOO. Tho position Is a rather respon
sible one nnd tho Incumbent la under n
heavy bond; ho Is hold accountable for all
tho movablo property rounectcd with the
president's ofllclnl resldrnco nud at th
end of every year must glvo n wrltton
account of every article. ThU Includes
china, brlc-n-brnc nnd oven tho common
crorhery and tin plates used In tha
kitchen, If any of tho tableware Is broken
tho pieces must bo produced, und It Is tho
custom to send them to nn auction shop
In lliolr damaged condition and sell them
to tho highest bidder Wornout carpets,
window curtains nm! similar furnishings
nro disposed of In tho sanio way. Experi
ence has shown that the mere fact ot
association with the Whlto llouuo gives
these secondhand articles a greatly en
hanced valuo, and nn old bottlo or dish
which has dono duty on tho president's
table will sell to a collector for more than
It cost whon new. This Is particularly
Iruo of tho tableware, which has somo dis
tinguishing mark upon It, as a broken plain
from one of tho sots, with the portrait of
the prttildcnt nnd the official cout-of arms.
The executlvo mansion really consists of
two separate establishments, one ptiblla
nnd the other private. For tho publlu
rectlon, n carriago Is provided; and when
tho president Is acting ns tho administra
tive offlcer of the government, and wishes
to go from tho offlco ot tho Whlto IIouuo
to some olhor ofllce or department, on gov
ernment business, ho Is ut liberty to usn
tho ofllclnl White House carriago. But
when ho goon driving for pleasure ho doea
Bo at his own expense.
Tho snmn rule applies In the entire do
mestic ccomouy ot tho prcsldant'a official
residence Ho hires and pays all tho ser
vants, from .Mrs. McKlnlcy's maid to tho
assistant washer of dishes. As a :nutter
of convenience, however, tho general man
ngement of these affairs Is Intrusted to
the steward. Tho prcsrtit Incumbent Is a
colored man, William T. Sinclair, who was
brought to Washington by President Clove-
land, und who has proved himself so cfU
ctcut that ho hns been retained In olllce.
Ho Is said to bo as "canny" ns a Scotsman,
nnd ho looks nftcr things with an eye ot
exceeding thrift.
It Is Mr. Sinclair who does the market
ing for tho president's table. Ho owns a
horse and a light road-wagon, und evory
morning before tho sun is up ho climbs In
to his rig and drives to ono ot tho mar
kets and to tho various green-grocer and
butcher shops. He feels tho hones in thn
chickens' breasts, thumps the watermelons
to test their ripeness, nnd keeps u wary
eye on tho huckster whllo ho picks out his
best green com uml teudercst celery.
There are notio In this country, even In
Wr.Bhlngton, corresponding tn tho foreign
tradesmen, who boast that they "purvoy
exclusively to royalty." There aro no spe
cial Jcllytnakera or plcklers "to Ills ex
cellency tho president." Nor do tho ahop
lcecpcra make capital nf the fact that they
sell to thu White House. If they a:o for
tunate enough to got orders from this quar
ter they keep very quiet about It, for ex
perience, has taught them that nny ex
ploitation of the fact will result lu tha
immediate Gtoppngo of theso orders. ThU
Is thu result of a ntandlng order by the
president. It was long ago found to ba
necessary that measures bo taken to guard
against schemes for securing udvcrtlso-
ment In this manner and tho precautions
havo beeu very effective. There aro
plenty of merchants who would gladly
supply tho president's table freo of chargo
If they were permitted to mako public
mention of tho fact. In spite ot all that
can be done, large quantities ot mineral
waters, wines, breakfast foods, condlmoutn
and provisions nro constantly sent to thn
Whlto House. They uro turned over to tha
steward and he disposes ot them ns hn de
sires. No tetters of thanks or acknowledg
ment aro sent to the donors. Sometime
they get a printed circular saying that It
Is tho policy ut the administration to dis
courage tho prnctlco of sending such pres
ents nnd offering to return the same nt tho
cost of tho consigned.
Tho president's family, being small, tha
McKlnley tublo la seldom laid for moro
than six people. Tlicro aro a few frlundii
who drop In Informally and thero aro gen
erally ono or two visitors at tho executive
mansion. Mr. McKlnley Is a hearty eater
and Is particularly fond of fruits. Meat Is
served for breakfast, which Is eaten at
8:30 In tho morning; luncheon U nt 1:30
and consists ot fruit, tea, cold moats, hot
biscuits und possible n soufTio or somo
similar dish. Dinner Is nt ti o'clock and
generally conalsts of thu four ordinary
courses, soup, fish, meat, with an ontreo
and salad, and dessert. After dinner tho
president sits on the veranda at the rear
ot tho White House and smokes n cigar.
Then he returns to business and keeps at
It until nearly midnight.
Tho coot of running Mr. McKlnley' table,
exclusive nf tho statu banquets, Is said on
good authority to bo less than $3,000 a
year. Tho cfflclal functions aro heavy
Items of expenao In tho prealdcnt'u do
mestic economy. One ot tha big formal
dinners, whoro sixty-four guests aro enter
tained, will cost nearly $1,000. Even the
cut flowers havo to ho paid for by tho
president, the Whlto House conservatories
not yielding enough for audi occasions.
Iu spite of all extra expense the presi
dent seldom has occasion to spend his nn
tiro nnlary. With his quiet hublts ot llfo
and dovotlon to work Mr, McKlnley will
probably save moro than most of his prede
cessors. Seualtlvo n to Ills Reputation,
Chicago Tribune: Tho editor of tho Jug
town Bpnner of Liberty, whllo on a visit to
the great city, was robbed at thn hotel
where he was staying, the thief having
crawled Into his room through the transom
over tho door.
"How iniich did you loso?" ahked tha re
porter who had heard of the robbery ami
camo next morning to lcaru tho particu
lars. "Ono hundred and nineteen dollars," re
plied tho editor of tha Banner ot Liberty,
"but you mustn't publish that."
"Why not?"
"Because," rejoined tho editor, with a
melancholy smile, "nobody who knows me
would bellovo I over saw us much money an
that lu my life und I don't wnnt peoplo tn
think I'm putting on ulra, Just say I lost
13.65 and fiom" railroad passes. "
l'u its
Dotrolt Journal: "Almost every man. '
we observed, thoughtfully, "has been near
to death without knowing It!"
Now Fato seemingly took this remark nf
oura aa being In thu natiiro of n reproach.
"Of course ho doesn't know!" she ex
claimed, with warmth. "Do you suppose
I'm going to say 'bay rum or witch Itnzol7'
every tlmo I give n man n cloco shave?"
Obviously not. And after all It was Just
as well, perhaps,