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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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mill be taken nntll VJt nt. for the
evening edition and anlll H III) p. n.
far m nil nil and Sunday edition.
ltntr, I J-ttc word flmt Inaertlon,
lo a word thereafter. Nothing tnUen
for lese tlmn UT.o for the first laser
tlon. Thru ndr'rlUenekli Mast be
m coaseentlvely.
Advertisers, br rantl a nam
fcrrcd check, can he nnr ad
dressed to a nnmbered letter In rare
of The Her. Amntri addressed will
be delivered presentatlim mt the
cheek only.
WA.VIKIJ JIAI.H HEl.r.
WANTED, wo hnve steady work for a few
good hustlers or good habits anil appear
nice. C. F. Adams Co., 1003 Howard Ht.
D-165
HARDER trndo taught thoroughly In short
tltno, catalogue and particulars free,
Address Western Barbers' Institute.
Omaha, Nob B-lOi
WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack up
signs, distribute circulars, etc. . No can
vasing; good pay. Stamp for reply. Write
Olobo Advertising Bureuu. Omaha. Neb
111141
THE GALVESTON DISASTER," 6"'
pages, 1OT lllustrntlons; sample free: Xtn
outfit of 6 books for 30 cents, worth 15.
W. A. Hlxcnbaugh & Co.. Omnha. 500
Ware b ock. H-M1I7 N30
SALESMEN wnntcd to sell fruit trees; big
wanes to hustlers; no experience noces.
sary; sash weekly. Write . Western
Nursery Company, Dept. K. ''n'a"'
Kan. B Mt DS'
WANTED SALESMEN.
The Hnwka Nursery Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
U-MID7 D8
WANTED, a good experienced clothing
solcltor. Apply 1311 Fnrnnm St. Good
postlon to right party. D 133
WANTED, good wiitchmakor nnd engraver
at once; good wuges, steady position. L.
A. Dayton & Co. B-MiOj 3o
WANTED, a sober nnd experienced wagon
maker. Address 1400 Williams. M(03 ,0
WANTED, expert typewriter operator to
lake dictation direct.' D 7'I,oe,nm 30.
WANTED, a first-class local selling agent
for retail and department "tores, mr wi-u
known brand of corsets, selling from :7.0O
to iw.w per uozrn, inuni iiu sue
und n hard worker; liberal commission to
right man. Address liox QQ, Ht"'1''" ,A(
Worcester, Miuw. It an J l
WANTED, life Insurnneo solicitors; big
pay. Hartford Life., C09 Beo j.
WANTED, competent druggist. Sherman
& McConnell Drug Co. H-M..43 30
MEN to advertise or sell; straight salnry.
Trlnmnh Co.. Dallas. Texas. D-M511 6
WANTED FI3MAI.I5 HELP.
WANTED, 200 girl. 1524 Dodgo. TeLJ7S.
10 girls wanted. Canadian office, 3622 Dnuclos
WANTED, experienced nurse to care for
child 3 montlis om; rcicrcnccs rcquircu,
Apply at 423 South 33th street.
vv ' C-M201 30
WANTED, experienced second girl with
references. Apply at 423 South 30th street.
C-M202 30
COMPETENT girl for general housework,
Call 2561 Dodge St. C 110 30
GIRL for general housework, small family,
Mrs. H. P. Kolb, 4201 Cuming.
C 415 21
COMPETENT girl for general housework;
Jo per weeK. list a. auin uvo. u ai i
FOR HUNT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented plnca
them with llcnawa & Co. D 169
ALWAYS -moving U. II. goods. Planos.
Offlce, H1W Farnam St. Tel. 1KB or 863.
" D-170
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
Brennan-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13t!i St.
D-171
HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block.
D-173
CIIAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam.
D-174
FOR RENT, house S rooms, 8. W. Cor.
Park avo. and Leavenworth. Modern ex
cept furnace. Key at cottage In rear.
D-108
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D-175
HOUSES, etc F. D. Wend, 1821 Douglas.
' D-177
B46 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, modern, lii
tine condition; rent JI5.00.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16th & Douglas Sts.
D-174
HOUSES and flats. RlngwaU. Barker Blk.
D-179
I-IIOOM house. 27th and Farnam fits., all
modern. Call 2606 Farnam or phono 6SS.
D-2SI
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Drown blk.
D-337
BAKN, 2024 St. Mary's ave, D M7R
FOU 11ENT. 12-room houre. heated with
steam, modern conveniences, good bnin.
Address C 4D. Dee. D 176
4102 NICHOLAS St.. 7 rooms, all modern;
small stable. Apply H. M. Itoitcrs, mi
N. Y. Life. D M350
FOU IlENT. new brick cottage, cor. 20th
and Ohio st 6 rooms und large attic, I;o
per month. Ella A. Ittnur, 3(W2 N. 17th st
D 165
t-HOOM modern flat, 2dCI Douglas. J3i).
D-M371 Dl
NO. 403S SEWAUD STltEET.
l-room. modern, onk tlnlsh on drat llonr;
well built, pleasant house; good neighbor
hood; two blocks from cur lint. J2o.
O. C. OLSEN, 1704 KAUNAM 8THEET.
D 3S2 2
ROOM cottage and barn, J13. Inquire
2702 Decatur st. D M39J
FLAT. S rooms, modern except furnace.
1219 B. 16th St., 5.00. lUniswalt. Darker
blk. D-M413
1604 N. 24TII ST.. 8-room house, modurn px
cept furnace; In good condition; very
handy location; will bo vacant Dec. 1st;
$25.00 per month. Omnlm Loan and Trust
r. 1.1.1. .1 nAi.l.i. ...u i- nr.,..
.u. mm .m ..uuftmn dio, Ay .UH
W05 S. 17TH ST.. 6-room house, city wnter;
barn; J15.00. Omaha Loan and Trust Co,,
11)111 UIlU uoucius BIS, l MiUV
COTTAGE, furnished or unfurnished; gns,
plumbing nnd hot water heating; with or
wlthnut hum. Atllllv ?lt1(I 1 .pj vnnivnrt h
St. Tel. 12X. I-MI20 1
FOU KENT, good 6-room house. 2423 Wit
ney hi, it aiMi i-
1S26 N. 10TH ST,, nlco 5-room cottage, city
water. Just been papered and painted
throughout: $12.00 per month. Omaha
Loan and Trust Co,, 16th and Douglas
is. u MUD
NEW 6-room house, bath, gas, etc , com
plete; strictly Urst-class neighborhood
2432 Seward. ,$20. Koys, 2S10 Seward.
D M420 30
t747 8. lTril ST.. 6-room cottage, olty water
in kitchen; $9.00 per month, umana i.oan
una Trust lo., loin ana uougias ira.
D-MIll
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
STEAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston,
K-U0
HOUSEKEEPING, $6 up; 2C23 St. Mft.'s,
E-MT25 Dli
FURNISHED rooms, modern, with or with
out board; private family; reasonable
1Q1Q tl... c. f.? "f'.Q
THREE furnished rooms for housekeop
lng, man nnd wife. Rent taken In board.
is N. IT til. u J
NEWLY furnished rooms, modern; board If
ucsiren. .mv i- ariiam. li-.MKi i
FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD.
aLENCAIRN,translents,$1.2S day. 1609 Doug,
F-181
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-1S3
rrit.Msiiiinn iiooms and uoahii.
NICE warm rooms, good board, reaaonablo
rates, Tho ltuse, 2u20 Harney. .
F 737 D12
.NEWLY furnished steam-heated rooms.
2315 Douglas. F-M291 DP
The Mcrrlam, good winter home. 23 A Dorigs
t.1 lb.
.01
FOK IlENT, pleacant froit room with nl-
u;r r, piearant iron room wun ni
and large clotets. home cooktns;
nable rates to the right parties. No
(Uth 21th St. F-173 28
reasonabl
207 South
HANDSOME front room, steam hented,
with board, 1909, C.lplto! ave. F MS93 2
ELITE parlors, 615 S. 16th., second floor.
F Mttd u
FOH ItE.NT-L'NI'l It.MSIIIJD IIOOMS.
2 FIIONT rooms for light housekeeping.
1C09 Leavenworth st. O 37D 20
TWO front rooms for light housekeeping.
IOH Leavenworth St. G-381-2
I'AHLOIl and two onst rooms, gas, bath,
furnace heat; cooking not permitted. Ml
8. 2th avo. C1-M515 SO
I"Oll ItE.NT STOItES ANU OFFICES.
FOH IlENT. storu In first class location;
rent reasonable. Apply II. C. Peters &
Co., ground tloor, lice bldg. 1260
FOH ItENT, the building formerly occupied
by The Hee at 916 Farnam street. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as Tho Dee press room.
This will b rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply nt once to C. C. Hose
water, secretary, room 100, Dee Uutldlng.
1-261
LARGE double room In Continental block;
can he made Into very desirable oftlce .ind
reception room for phyiiclan. Will ar
range to suit.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16th & Douglas Sts.
I-S37
BRICK storo and basement. 24th and Grace
Sts. Geo. W. llolbrook, urown u:ock.
I-2SJ
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED With a supply , of
Hayes" metallic rubber tires for rocKing
chairs you can muko $100 per month prollt.
Address J.
j. u. Hayes, 4iu ij. L.OCUBI si., uva
Moines, la.
J-M539 2
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage n..id Warehouse Co. 912
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
1S5
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1S11H Farn. Tela. 1M9-8C3
100
STORAGE nnd forwarding Expr6ssma'.Va
uenvcry wo., hi rv. miii. ici. iivj,
"7K1
WANTED TO UUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.
In largo and small quantities. Chicago
Furnttuto Co., 1406-10 Dodgo. Tel. 2020.
N-1S7
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Urown blk.
N 333
WILL purchase n limited number of
Umana eavings uqiik accounts, urennan
Love Co., 30! So. 13th. N-183
WANTED to buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings
bank ncccunts tor caan. Auurcss a io,
Deo olllce. N-MMS
WANTED, a fresh cow. Apply 1318 Far
nam at. r ii .J
WHO has a blacksmlthlng business to sell
cheap? Address, stating what you have
und how nuicli you want, lock iiok am.
uauuway, ncu. ssKira o
FOH SALE FURNITURE.
won BALE, furniture of 6-room house. !n
eluding range, new baso burner and gas
stove. Address H, care Dee olllce, South
Omaha. u lis a-
FOU SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
SELL and repair vehicles, all kinds. II.
Frost, carriage works, 14th and Leaven-
worm. i'iw
FINE driving team, full-blooded Hamll-
tonlans, weight i.uau cacn. i-.nwaru
Hnnschka, Arcado Hotol. P M430 1"
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences ana criouing. wi uougias. y iw
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1110 Farnam.
q l'Jl
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 18.
VJ 1J
FOR SALE. 1 100-II. P. Hoffman Ss Hillings
Corliss engine in goou conaition. can or
address Sec'y of Hee Bldg Co. Q-561
WHITE for catalogue of trusses, support
ers, btierman et aicuonneu urug uo. unmna
Q-lSi,.
2NDIIAND typewriter for cnlo. U 05, Beo.
W
FOR SALE, fur coonskln overcoat, not
worn much; cost $40; will tnku $2(V. 'In
quire 1539 Park ave. Q-M43Q 1 i
FOR SALE. No. (5 Remington typewriter.
In use only tnreo montns. 'inis machlno
Is In flrst-class condition. Call 415 Olty
hall. Q-ME-lt 2
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
nnu stoves at lowest prices, carman iota or
less. Chicago Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge.
R-190
FOR RENT. "6 ncres, 2 miles west of South
Omaha, good dairy farm; also 20 acres
good gardening land In East Omaha. W.
It. Homan, Rooms S and 10, Frenzer block.
R-M.137 1
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 19 North 16tn.
S-197
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist:. ICOT. Dodge
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MME. AMES. If 15 Howard. 2d floor, room 1;
thermal baths, T-f212 20'
MAE EDGAR. 31714 N. Uth St.. Hat E.
T-o93 D17
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous hulr removed by electricity. R. Vi,
Frenter Hock, U 1W
VIA VI, woman's way to health. 34C Bee bldg
U-200
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; slillled womnn
massugo operators; llnest equipped baths
In the city. ReiiHtrom Rath Compuny,
Rooms 216 to 220 Dee Dldg. U 201
L1EIIEN, theatrical, masquerade costUmer;
101S Farnam, U-2S4
PRIVATE homo before nnd durlnu confine
merit; babies udopled. Mrs Durget, 2C20
iiurueue. u -v
PRIVATE liosnltnl for ladles before & dur.
lug contlnument; babies adopted. 1136 N. 17
u in
SEWING machines rented and repnlrel;
rent $2 per month: supplies for all kinds
of machines, Tho Stn-.'-v Manufacturing
vo., mi uqueius Ht. .Telephone 41.
' 1 ' U MJ23
YOUR OLD SKIRT
Can
UF
1 bo altered to look new and stylish by
lug one of our bfuutlful FRENCH
AC(
Any kind completv ironi $1.0') up AL
TERATION 1 ATTERNd AND INSTRUC.
TIONS FREE. Accordloi, and side pleat
ing by the yard, Send for circulars
M. GOLDMAN As CO.,
SCO Douglu.i Ulk 16th and Dodge
Uf5
PLEATING nnd sktrts, all ltlndi: buttons
made to m?tch. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1521 Dougla. . , U-200
LADIES' Jackets and tailor mnde suits nl
trred, cleaned, repaired, M, Fogcl, 307 S. 17.
U-i.73
Calendars, Burkley Printing Co.
U-.M129 P20
FURNACE ork, STOVE work, tin, sheet
Iron. gaLaulzed Iron, zinc nnd copper
work done; cheapest place In the city.
Savugo's Tin Bhoii. 2S2i Farnam St.
TJ-3SG
MUSICAL.
FREE scholarships to piano students. Prof.
Draum. 559 Ramge Blk. C37
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on enetorn Nebraska nnd western
mu. laiiun i a vvr vein uuiiunvit, ca:i
pay $100 or any multiple; any intoreit
dates no delay. Hrcnnnn-Lovn Co., .T09
Ho. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-207
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Urennan-Love Co., 303 So. 13tn.
W-20J
$1,000 and upward lf loan ori Improved city
Co., 1320 Farnam, W-9
W ANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants.
Gccrgo & Company, 1601 Fnrnam street.
, W-210
MONEY In any amount nt S. 54. 6 per ccn
J. W. noUBINS & CO., 1S02 FARNAM 81
t.
ST.
W 211
MONEY to loan on farm nnd city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., luOa Farnam.
W-212
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd S'4 per cent on
Omaha prop irty. W. B. Mclkle, 401 H. 15th.
w HJ
PRIVATE numoy. 5, fiVJ, 6 per cent; no de
lay. Garvin Bros., 1013 Farnam. W 211
WANTED City and farm loans; nlso bondi
ana warrants, it. u. l'ctcrs a l.o,, huj
Farnam St., Beo Bids. W 215
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wend, 1624 Douglas.
W-216
FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxtoiblcck.
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne-
Knox Co., New York Life.
W-2H
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
939 N Y. Life. W-219
$1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call at once,
M. J. Kcnnard & Bon, 310-311 Brown block.
W-M2C3
$600 TO LOAN on Improved Omnha real es
tate. Address C 52. Bee. W-M203 30
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
DO YOU WANT MONEY FOR THE
HOLIDAYS, OR FOR ANY
PURPOSE WHATEVER?
SALARY LOANS
To employes upon their plain noten. No
mortgage or security requircu. .-no puo
llcltv or endorser necessury. Your em1
ploycr need never know. Rebate allowed
when loan Is paid before duo. Your friends,
relatives or neignoors win never Know,
Railroad emnloves. clerks, machinists
etc. . etc.. receive nrotnnt service TO Hl'lT
THEIR" PARTICULAR NEEDS. Our
omce very private. It you owe several
small bills why not borrow enough to pay
nnd owe In one place, whero you can pay
to suit your convenience? Every $1 paid
oft loan reduces cost. You may have
monoy a3 long as you wUh, or wo will nr
rango It so you enn split It up In equal
wneklv. semi-monthly or monthly pay
ments. Each amount so paid pays off n
part or ipnn ana cnarges. wnen mat pay
ment Is made you nro out of debt. THE
LARGEST ANU IlESl'ONHIHLE COM
PANY IN OMAHA. Open Saturday even
tnes until S o'clock.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 303 Pnxton
Block. -v- MWZ
THE OMAHA MORTGAuE LOAN CO.
.'Mtii!il!hiit 1&92.1
Will make you a bun on furniture, pianos,
live tock, etc. You keep tho property.
Or If you have o permanent position we
will mako you a SALARY LOAN without
tndorser or mortgage. Wo loan from $10
up. You can got tno monoy in a tew
houts after making upnlleatlon and you
may pay It back In 1, 2, 3, 4. 6 or 6 months.
Others claim lower rates, but all wo nsk
in n chnnce to make comparisons. Wo
charge nothing for papers or tiling nnd we
glvo you tne inn ihiiuuih oi win loan in
cash. We are tho oldest nnd largest loan
company, in umana. uur motto is "to try
to please."
Tulephono 2293. 306 South 16th St.
X 173
M0NuANED SALARIED PEOPLE0
No endorser of mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 526, Fifth Floor, New York LIfo Dldg.
X 221
AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY
will pny off your
SALARY ASSIGNMENTS
And all other debts. A steady position all
that is required. EASIER TERMS AND
LOWER C1IAROE3 THAN ANY OTHER
LOAN COMPANY. Call und have a
rlvatn talk with us. ROOM C01 BEE
IUILDINO. X-C22
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N, Y. L. Bldg.
Furniture. Plnnos, Diamonds, Watches, etc.
Privately on payments. No chnrgo for
papers. BEROER'S LOAN CO., 1504 Far-
X-M793
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, low
clry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed. 319 S. 13.
X-229
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 213 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X-220
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horse,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R S, Barker blk
X-225
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
with pnrtlnl payments on note; no mort
gage or security; absolutely confidential;
POSITIVELY LOWEST RATES; loans of
other companies taken up. Room 303 Pax
ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
X-227
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or ensy payments buys 25 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or ca3h; will enm $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl. Clark & Co., Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y 230
$12,000 STOCK gencrnl merchandise In a
county sent towi; casli sales In October,
$3,000; want to n tire; will sell at a sacri
fice; best buslneiH In town; no trndes, but
cash discount, Address C 53, Omaha Bee.
Y-M205 30
FOR SALE A good steam flouring mill.
Capacity, 50 bb!. In n good cjunty. Ad
dress, Citizens' State Bank, Wlsner, Neb.
Y M236-1
FOR SALE, good meat business In town
of 700; no competition; a complete outfit
of butchers' equipment. Address P. O.
Box 219, Gibbon, Nob. Y M302-1
WANTED, partner with $1,500.00; registered
druggist; splendid opening for right party.
Address D 10, Heo. Y M433 2
FOR SALE, blacksmith business In Onawa,
la.; building, two sets tools; shop employs
three men year round; price $So0,00; easy
terms, II, L. Craven, Onawa, la.
Y-M4I5 1
FOR SALE, well established real efltato nnd
nhstract business In good Nebraska
county seat. Only abstract books In
county. Auuress u v, Jieo. y m.ho 2'
FOR EXCHANGE,
WILL trado for brick or lumber ono piano,
any standard muke. 618 S. 14th st. Tel.
1301. Z-M427 D
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE or trado, BO fine productive
farms nnd 10 fine stock ranches In east
Nebraska for snlo cheat) and on easy
terms, some of which can be traded for
merchandise, nnruwarc, lurpiture, imple
ments, horses and cattle, Fur particulars
uddrcss Ocorgo W. llutlon, Coleridge,
Neb. RE-M261 NSU
LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
ItE400 Dee. 20
EQ ACRES, 9 miles from Omaha. $15 aer
acre. Tne uyron need Co., 212 s. HtM st,
RE-M540
C. F. HARRISON, BARGAINS. 113 N. Y. L.
RE-.'As-D.9
FOR SALE nt a bargain, 12-room modern
house, corner lot 110x150 feot. snlendld lo.
cation In west part of city, or will x-
cnangu lor wnicngo property, w. it. no
man, Rooir.n 8 and 10, Frenzer block.
RE-M33S 1
PROPERTY bought nhd cold; money
loaned; rents collected. I.. L. Johnson
Co., 314 8o, 15th street. . RE-102-Feb, 19
HOUSES, lots, farms. lands, loans; also fire
insurance, iiemis, raxion uik. he ;'3j
TWO lots, south front, on Capitol nvenue,
weBt of 26th, $500 each; on grade, no fill
cheapest Iota offered west of High school
A.- P. Tukey, Board of Trade. RE Mll'i
SEE HENRY R. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE
RE-233
FOR SALE cheap, large lot lOd three
cottnges. i. A, Lovexren, 4th floor Pax-
ion diocs. js aiaio
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE,
FINE cast front lot, 3 t,tocX south of de
pot, on 10th St. Inquire Hll Vinton.
HE-032-D.;
RANCH AND FARM lnnds for sale by tha
l.'rilou Paclllc Railroad company. It. A.
McAllaster land commissioner. Union
Paclfm Hcadquurters, Omnru, Neb.
RE-CD7
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, lSol Farnam St.
1UO-230
SPECIAL BARGAIN: 710 North 40th (Lowe
Ave.) east front, cor. lot 55x111. S-room
houv, stonrt walk it rid nnvement, at a
SNAP. Wo WHnt an OFFER on this.
POTTER-3HOLES CO.,
Tel. 470. 310 N. Y. Life.
RE 101-29
FOR HALE or exchange, well Improved
qunrter-scctlon land, SO miles west Sioux
City. Want nbout 40 acres near good
town. Box 53, Newcastle, Neb.
RE MJ42 2
MEDICAL.
LADIES oil of henl'h find prompt relief.
Box 232. Omaha. Nob. Confidential.
-237
LADIES' free monthly regulator; ennnot
fall. Mrs B Rowan. Milwaukee, Wis.
M-150 N 30
LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden
Seal, never falling female regulator, will
relieve most obstinate cuBes of delayed
periods In 5 hours; sent secure from ob
servation. $1. Dr. Annie Fowler, 2(41 Olive
St., St. Louis. Mo. M-201 N30
PERSONAL, Gfildon Seal Female Ileguli
tor relieves In 3 hours; $1.00 nnd $2.00
boxes; none genuine without signature.
Golden Seal Medlclno Co., 2911 MnrKnn St.,
St. Louis, Mo, M-.22 D12
RUPTURE cured: no knife, no pain, no
danger: send for circulars. Empire Hup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bldg, Omahn.
202
DR. LE DUE'S" "Vinalo Regulator, posl
lively wnrrantcd to cure the most stub
born cases of pathological monthly stop
pages, Irregulerltles, obstruct'ons nnd
suppressions brought on from whatover
cause; $2 n package, or 3 for $5: sent any
where prepaid on rcculpt of price. The
Kldd Drug Co.. Elaln. III. American of
fice, retnll. wholesale. Myers -Dillon Drug
Co.. Omaha, M. A Dillon. South Omaha;
Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino
of rubber goods.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNBON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Bldg.;
Tel. 1C64; Allco Johnson, D. O.. Indies'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
233
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrkavllle. Mo. 004 Pnxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
239
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 30' Karbach. Tel. 2352.
-M52
JUNK
B.&M. Junk house, J, Milder, Prop., dealers
In all metnls, bottles, etc. Carloads a
specialty. M1-S03 Farnam. Omaha. Tel. 2378.
23
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION nnd sldo pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Murk, 9 Pat
terson Blk., 17th und Farnam Sts.
433
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWUITINtl.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
240
BOYLES' College, court roporter principal.
Beo Bldg 241
NEBRASKA Business nnd Shorthand Col
lego. Boyd's Theater. 2L'
GREGG Shorthand Om. C. Col. 18 & Doug.
243
LOST.
JERSEY cow, 1 year old.. Return to :.2d
una uuri. Lost 193 3J
LOST, black nnd white- Scotch collla pup.
iKiviitu ii'iurueu tu un, j-.mineu at.
Lost 197 ::o
STOLEN $10 reward: Sunday evening. No-
vomuer ij, jot, rrom ,.Tni!7 premises or
Julius Kraft, a gray mare, top buggy and
harness; mare was 8 years old, weighs
about 1,200 pounds, has dark hind legs am
long hair around .hoofs; buggy Is Keys
Bros.' make.' S. Albro. chief of nollco.
I- I 1 1 lllMffu T IJ(T "A
Lost-Mo40 20
HORSES WINTERED,
liORSES wintered. $4 per month. J. W.
t'neips, v x. liio mug. -mono lib
M-324 D2
GOOD winter pasture for horses; $2.00 per
montn; goou sneitcr. inquire nt iioit
man's stables, 18th nnd St. Mary's Ave.
Telephone No. 5. 187 19
DANCING SCHOOL.
NEW classes for beginners are forming
this week at Morand's, Crclghton hall;
children Wednesday nnd Saturday; ndults
Tuesday nnd Friday 8 p. m. : prlvnto les
sons dally; assemblies Wednesday; rail
for terms: always opart, M30O Dl
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. 8 Wnlklln. 21U Curaln r St.
-210
Om. Uph. Wks. 1618 Cap. ave. Tel. 1933.
334 D2
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, rellnblo. accommodat
lng; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas
-251
LOANS, H. Marowltz: low rates. 41S N. 16.
252
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th st
M-C05 D7
PLAIN SEWING.
WANTED, pluln sewing. 103S S. 22d st.
-M7W N30
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
2M
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvcred. 708 N 18.
-214
ENGINES, ROILERS, ETC,
L. C. Sharp Mach. WkB.; motors, dynnmos,
249
PIANO TUNING,
WE tune your jilano for $1.50. Rose's Art
Store. 1521 Dodgo. Tel. 1915. js
TICKET 11 It ORE It.
CUT rato tickets everywhere. P. H. Phil,
bin. 1505 Farnam. Telephone 781. 251
BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Storu. 1603 Leavenworth.
' -213
CARPENTERS AND .IOIIIIEIIS,
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J, T. Ochiltree, 20th
unu I.HKB BIS. 370
LAUNDTtl,
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
.ii ; uuus, iu. jiuu i.cnveiiwurui. jel, 1,17
-217
SUES At CO .
Potent Lnwyors
Bet- Bid., Omihi, Neb
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
I
g PatonluookFroe
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
Supervising Architect. Washington. D, C.
Novernber 21, 1900, SEALED PROPOSALS
will be receled nt thla ofllco until 2 o'clock
p, m. on the 27th dnv of December, 1900,
and then opened, for the construction (ex
cept heating apparatus and electric wiring)
of the U, S. Postofllce at BLAIR, Nl2-
G O V E It N SI HNT N OTI CE.
BR
;ASKA. In accordance with drawings nnd
'rlflcntlnns, copies of whUh may be had
l.H . 1 1 11... ...... ...... ( ...kl
sp
nt
f.V kilt: 11131 I ,'l I1P1I Ul lilt QUM'l 1 I91UK ,V1I.1I-
tect, by applying to this olllce or to tho
!., . 111.. I.. V ..I ....... I
iflMIO.TlI , Ut Ulltil, .ivuiunivii, tfUlllVCI
Knox Taylor, Supervising Architect.
N2l-2iV2S-30 D3-5 M
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
Omaha, Neb., November 19. 1900 -Senleil
proposals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received nt this olllce
until 2 o'clock p. m., central time, Decem
ber 3, l'Jeo. for construction of a ward wing
and nil addition for kitchen In connection
with hospital at Fort Crook, Neb.; also for
heating, plumbing and gas piping same
Full Information furnished upon application
to this olllce, or to the Quartermaster, Fort
Crook. Neb., where plnns nnd specifications
mav be seen. Proposals in bo mnrked
"Proposals for Addition to Hospital nt Fort
Crook, Neb.," nnd addressed to the under
signed, F. 11. HATHAWAY, C. Q. M.
uit rsJ ui M
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
as ch.miTn itimv nrenr nt nnv tlnii.l
Foreign mails for the week ending Decern-
uor l, iju, win close u'kumi'tly in nil
cases) nt tho General Poslolllco as fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one
hour eatlter thnn closing time shown be
low. Parcels Post Malls tor Germany close
at 5 p. in. Monday.
TrnnsntlnittTn Sinlla.
SATFRDAY At 8 t. in. for NETHER-
la.nus, per s. s. Staatemlam (mall must
bo directed "per s. s. Stiiutcndain"): at
S:30 n. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Cam
panla. via Queenstown; at 10 a. m. for
SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. Astoria (mall
must bo directed "per s. s. Astoria"); at
12 m. for DENMARK direct, per s. s.
Norgo (mall must bo directed ''per s. s.
Norgo"); nt 12 m. lor AZORES, per s. s.
Turtur Prince; ut 12 nt. for ITALY, per
h. s. Wcrra, via Naples (mall must be
directed "per s, s. Werrn").
"PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
nnd Sumplcs for Germany only Tho same
class of mail matter tor other parts of
Europe, v ill not be sent by this ship un
less specially directed by hot.
After the closing of the Supplementary
J rnn.-1-Atlantic Malls named nln)e, ad
ditional supplementary tnulis are opened
on the pleiH of the Amtrlcan, English,
trench and German steamers, nun icmaln
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
of sailing of steamer.
Mails for South nnd Central America,
West Indies, rio.
SA,T,Vn.DAYAl R " " for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC, URUGUAY and PARA
GUA, per s, s, Bellnurn; at 10 a. in.
(supplementary 10:30 u. m.) for PORTO
U,U;P. (,v.'9k Sn" Juan). VENEZUELA nnd
CURACAO, per s. s. Caracas (mall for
bavunllla and Carthagena must bu di
rected "per s. b. Cnracns"); nt 10 n. m.
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE
J'AMftAM1' SAVANILLA and
CARTHAGENA, per s. s. Altai (mall for
Costa Rica must bo directed "per s. s.
Altai"); nt 10 a. in. (supplementary 10:30
n. m.) for HAITI, per s. s. Alps, via Porto
nu Prince. Petit Goavo and Jeremlu; at 11
a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico, via
Havana; at 1 p. in. for NORTHERN BRA
ZIL, per s. s. Gregory, via Para. Mnran
ham und Cenra; at 1 p. m. for MA'PAN
ZAS, CAIB.VllIEN. NEUV1TAS, OIBARA
and BARACOA, per s. s. Ollnda (ordinary
mall only, which must bo specially ad
dressed "per s. s. Ollnda").
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, anil thence by steamci, close at
this ofllco dally nt 8:30 p. m, (connecting
oloso hero every Monday, Wednesday nnd
atturday). Mnlls for Mlquelon, by rail to
Boston, and thence by Btenmcr, close nt
this ofllco dally nt 8:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Flu., nnd
thenco by steamer, close at this ofllco dally
at a. m (Iho connecting cloc: nre on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday?. Malls for
Mexico City, nvcriand, unless specially ad
dressed for dispatch by steamer, closo nt
this ofllco dally nt 2:30 n. m. nnd 2:30 p. m,
Malls for Belize, Puerto Cortez nnd Guate
mala, by rail in New Orleans nnd thence
bv stenmcr .cIosm nt this nfTiep dally at
3 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays
for Belize. Puerto Cortex nnd Guatemala),
Mnlls for Costa Rica, by rail to Mobile,
Ala,, nnd thenco by ntcamcr. close at this
ofllco dally nt 3 n. m. (connecting closes
hero every Tuesday. Registered mal,
cluses at 6 p. m. previous day.
Trntmpnctllo Mnlls.
Mnlls for China and Jnpan, via Van
couver, close here dnlly at 6:30 p, nt.
up to November 27. "Inclusive, "for dlH
patch per s. s. Empress of China (regis
tered mall nwt be dlr'-c:! "via Van
couver"). Mnlls for Hawaii, via San
Francisco, closo here dally up to Novem
ber 28 at 6.30 p. in. for dispatch por s. s.
Zcalandla. Malls for Papeltl, via San
Francisco, close here dally up to Novem
ber 29 at 6:30 p. m. for dispatch per s. h,
Australia. Mails for Hawaii. China, Japan
nnd Philippine (slnnds, via San Francisco,
closo here dally nt 6:30 p m. up to De
cember 1. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Nippon Mnrit. Mnlls for Australia (ex
cept West Australia), New Zealand, Ha
waii, FIJI nnd Samonn Islands, via Snn
Frnnclsco, closo here daily at 6:30 p. m. up
to December . Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. s. Sierra. Malls for Australia (ex
cept West Australia, which goes via Eu
rope, nnd New Zealand, which goes via
San Francisco), and FIJI Islands, via Van
couver, close hero dnlly at 6:30 p. m. nftcr
December 7 up to December 8, In
clusive, for dispatch por s, s. Aorangl
(supplementary malls, via Seattle, close nt
6:30 p. m. December "0). Malls for Ha
waii, China nnd Phlllpplno Islands, via
San Francisco, closo hero dnlly at 6:30 p.
m. up to December "S. . Inclusive, for
dlHpateh per s. s. Rio do Janeiro.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, postmnstcp.
PostoIIIce, New York, N. Y November 30,
1900.
RAILWAY T1SII0TAIII.es.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of-
fejkva. flee. 1102 Farnam Street.
fSKaiSSiW Telephone. 245. Dopot.
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chlcauo ExDress alHlO am n 4:05 Din
unicngo Limited ... i"
Mlnnnnnnlln nnd St.
a 8:15 urn
Paul Express ,.b 7:00 am
b 3:40 pm
Minneapolis nnd Ht.
1'aul Limited a 7:43 pm
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm
a Dally b Dally except Sunday
a 8:15 am
blOUB am
OMAHA ST LOUIS RAI In
road Omaha. Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "Tho
llulncy Route" Ticket Of
tlco, 1415 Farnum St. Tela
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth
nnd Marcy Streets. Tele
phone. C29.
Leave. Arrive
Bt. Louis Cnnnon Ball
Express a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and gulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00 pis
u Dally
UNION PACIFIC'THB OVER,
land Route" General Offices,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
f .reets, City Ticket Ofllce, 1324
'amain Street. Telephone, 310.
Oonot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, Ci'0,
Leave. Arrlv
Tho Overland Limited, .n 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Thu Chicago-Portland
tt'poclal a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Tho Fast Mall a S;.vi nin a 3:25 pm
The Mull and Express, ,ull:33 pm a 4:25 pm
Lluco'n, Leatrlce nnd
Strom3burg Express. ,b 4:05 pm bl2:30 pm
The Pacific Exi'iess....n 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Express,,. a o:50 am
Grand Island Local b 1iSO pm b 9:35 am
a Dall-
D.illy except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road Qcncrnl Ofllces and
Ticket Offices Suutheust
Corner 14th and Douglas
Sta. Telephone, 101. Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas
City Express fl":V nm n G.'M "n
K. O., Bt L. Express. ..mv.iu pm u ojia ara
Leave from 13th and
Webster Streets: ...
Nehraska Local, Ma
Weeping Water b 4:lo pm a!0:45 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
ninii.iNT.TriN xr mi a
sourl River Rnllroad
"The Burlington Route'
nnnrnl Mftlnt-u V 1
Comer Tenth and Firnim
Sts Ticket Olllce. ISA!
Farnam St. Telephone,
stutlon, Tenth and Mason
12i.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings and
,Htv.uun ........... ... . .- ,
Lincoln. Denver, Colo-
radii, Utah. California, a 4:25 m a 3:00 pr
Lincoln & BU"k Hills,, a t'0' pm a 0:4 ur
Montana, Puget Sound,, a 9;o0 pm a 6:45 ur
I I. .....I.. 1.-...,. Moll 5! fkl 11m iilO.S'. !i T
MrCook a S40 am a ,:io rra
pm
m
11 m
Lincoln Fast Mall u 2:00 pm u 10:31 um
Dcnve"- CoUrado, Utah
and Cnliiornla.......w
Bellovue. Papplo a!0:45 nm
Pacific Junction u!l:50 am
Pnclllc Junction... . .a 7:00 pin
So. Bend t.oulsville,
Plattsmoutl b 3.35 pm
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth.a 6:55 pm
a Dally; b ex. Sunday.
a 6:15 am
all;43 11111
a 8t20 am
bll;(5 nm
a S:2j via
ft. r .i iIm &
lBlrli
Sts. Telephone,
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
KANSAS CtTY, ST. Jo
seph & Council Uluffi
ltnllro.nl "Tho Burling
ton Route" Ticket Ofllce,
1502 FMrnntn St. Tele
phone, 250. Depot, Tenth
and .Ma -ion Sts. Tele
phone, lli I
Knnsas City Day Ex, ..a l;2u nm a 5:f6 pm
f.-nn,.M I ' I , V I 1 . I.-, v .III I n., f t nM
St. Louis Flyer for .
josepu una at. iauis..n :au pin aiiua ami
r Dully
CHICAGO. HI'RLINOTON
a qulncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
Utllce, 1503 Fsrnatn Ht.
Telephone, 260, Depot ,
Tenth and Mason sts- ,
Telephone. 12S. i
Tr 1' . 7 ueave. Arrivo.
unyiignt unicagc spe
cial
a 7:00 am al0:2S i-ta
Ex ,n 4:ii pm n 7:45 -i m
t.'iiir.iBn yestinu en i; ,n :i'i nm n :4S .im
Chicago Ical Express. a 9:30 nm a 4:05 pm
Chicago i.imued a 7::0,pm a 7:45 am
Fast Mall a 2:41 nm
n Dallv.
BIOUX CITY PACIFIC
Railroad The North
western Line" General
Ofllces, United States
National Bank Bulld'itit.
8. W. Corner Twelfth
find Fnrnnm Ml TlnVn-
Ofllce. 1401 Farnam St Telephone. 561 .ie
pot. Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, 829.
I. en ve. Arrlvi
Twin City Exnreso a 8.5R nm al0:25 pm
Twin City Limned a 7:35 pm a s.i.i nm 1
Bloux City Loral a 8:00 um a 3:50 pm ,
a Dally i
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Missouri Vnl ey Unflrimd
"The Norlhwe-tern
Line" pcnornl Ofllces.
United, fetule.4 National
Bank llldg.. fl. W Cor.
Twirl nii.i l.',irn.n Ti.i
TIA1,i nnlH i.a.
561. Depot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tele-
lii1,??!?' Wff. n . I'cavo- Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Hot Spring 3joo pm a 6:Oo pm
Wyoming, Caspar end
Douglas disc pm e 5:00 pin
Hastings, York. David
yty ctux-tiior. ieneva.
v.&V-',fr aH" "5 3:00 pm b 6:oo pm
Norfolk Vcrdlgre and
Frujwiii b 7:30 am bl0::5 am
Lincoln, Wuhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:2o um
frrcmont Local c 7:3 ) am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday a
Dally except Monday
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "Tha
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ofllce. 1401
tarnoni St. telephone.
561. Dopot, Tenth and
a.lih..t I. i I L
DaVllght Chlcogo Spe- Arrlvi.
nFi 1 ".'. a 7:00 nm 1I:8J pm
Chicago l'assenger a 4:15 pm a SilO am
Eastern Express, Dcs
Moines, Mnrshalltown.
Cedar Rapids and Chi-
cugt. ..Al0:55am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Special, Chi-
cago and Last a 1:55 pm a 4:05 nm
Fas' Mall. Chicago to
Omaha A 2:45 ,)m
Omaha-Chicago Llmltod.a 7:45 pm a 8:00 pm
Fast Mull n 8:30 am
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:30 pm
EaHtcru Express b 9:00 pm
a Dally, b Except Saturday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omuna
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" General
Ofllces. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
fila fl. a. i a 1 ... .
Il,1 T . . , . nt;i VI111WU.
:;rf ','"' 01. aeiepuone, ow. ucpot,
16th und Webster Sts.
m . Leave. Arrlva.
Twin City Pasrsnger....a 6:00 nm a 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger ull:19 nm
Sioux City & North-
east Nebraska 3:45 pm
a Dally, b Dally excupf Sunday.
CHICAGO. ROCK IBL.
and & Paclnc Railroad
-"The Gr-nt Rock lil
and Route" City Tick
et Olllce 132.1 Farn-ira
Street. Tflephono, i2S.
P.'poVnTenih Marcy
Eta. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local. n 7:25 am
Chicago Express bll:15 am
bll:S5 nm
a s:10 nm
Dim MnlMnn l.nenl .. J.,1 .. ... M
(JMcngo Fnst Expressiia 5:00 pm a 1:25 vm
Des Molnei. Rock III- pm
und und Clilcugo...n 7:40 pm a 9:35 pm
Lincoln, Colorado SpgH., "
wenver, i-uebio und
WhI
a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado. Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a C20 pm a S-50 nm
a Dnlly. u Dally except Sunday. m
CflIoGO. MILWAUKEE
Bt. Paul Rallwnv-CltV
Ticket Office. 1501 Furnnm
Street. Telephone 281. De
pot, Tenth nnd Mason
StreotB. Telephone, G29.
T.fnV1 Arrlun
Chicago Limited Ex.... n 0:00 pm a 8:05 am
Chlcngo & Omaha Ex...b 7:15 um b 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Ofhcc, 1415 Farnarc
Street. Telcphono 322. De
pot. Tenth and Mnrcy
Streets. Tolcplione, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis '
Exiiress
a Dally.
Cannon Ball"
a 5:03 pm a 8:20 am
TeachliiK the Yuuiik Idea.
New York- World: "What a nlco llttlo
thing he Is, Mrs. Kooncy," said the district
visitor as sua patted tho child's chubby
cheek.
"Yls, mini, ho Is that same," returned
tho proud mother.
"This Is tho time whon our Ideas aro all
formed, Mrs, Roonoy," continued the lady
visitor. "When wo aro children our char
acters aro formed by what goes on around
us. But it wo have good parents, who try
to bring us up In tho proper way, wo
escape tho evil Influence of bad surround
lugs, And 1 am afraid that some of the
pcoplo In thla neighborhood aro not vory
good."
Mrs. Ilooney remained allont. Tho visitor
coughed and went on.
"Of course you are bringing him up prop
erly and showing him what ho has to do
when he glows up?"
"Av courso, mlml" answered Mrs, Rooney
conlldently. "Why, it wus only last night
01 hild him up to tho windy to watch his
fnyther bate a p'llceman in tho stratel"
Mrs. T. Brlddlcman of parshallvlllo, Mien.,
was troubled with salt rhoum for thirteen
years and had tried a number of doctors
without relief. After two or three applica
tions of Banner Salve, her hands became
better and In a short time she was entirely
cured, Myers-Dillon Drug Co,, Omaha; Dil
lon's drug store. South Omaha,
Tho man who has but little and wants
less Is richer than tho man who has much
nnd wants moro.
Up to dato no man has been ablo to
discover a satisfactory method of giving
friendly advlco to n woman.
If you have occasion to argue with a
donkey you might Just ns well address
yourself to hlu tall ns to his head.
Whon ono woman tolls another nbout tho
trouble she has with her dro6maltcr the
other woman always has a talo of woo twico
as long to tell in return.
Today tako Foley's Honey nnd Tar. It
positively prevents pneumonia, or other
serious results from colds, It may ho too
lato tomorrow.
She Wns .lust Home,
Baltimore American; Thu trance medium
breathed deeply and In a straugo, far-oil
vnlen told of hor vision of Paradise. As
j t,ho splendors of tha beautiful hereafter
wcro disclosed to her mystic gazo sne ue
nerlhed them with vivid eloquence. As she
concluded with a sigh and slowly recovorod
consciousness one 01 tne circle exciaimeu:
"Now, lot mo tell you about my trip to
tho Paris exposition!"
Do you need a hired girl? A Beo want nd
win bring ont.
Good Government Lruixiic,
PITTSBURG. Nov. 29.-Cnrnealn hall nt
Allegheny, was well filled today when
President George A. Hilton of New York
called the fourth annual convention of thu
National Good Government leugue to order.
In tho audience were many leading re
formers from vatfou parts of tho country,
IMlLWAUKW
ELECTRICAL NOTKS.
In New South Wales the electric railway
Is making rapid prug-v- s. In Austral. 1,1
the street railway systems of the towns
nre, for the mot part, owned by th'.' muni
cipalities. In Sydney, Melbourne nnd Bill
banc the horsecnr and stnm dummy linn
aro now; being changed over, much of t'ie
material necessary being furnished l-y
American houses.
Electric time service was llrst Introduced
over more than forty years ago. In 1S57,
In Brusel., Ihlpiuin, what wnthen known
as tho Isolet Kystem of e'ctrlo clocks was
put in seivlce nbout l0 clocks being in
stalled at various places in the city and
electrically connected with n master clock
nt a central point. Tills , ystcm, with many
Improvements nnd addition, Is Mill work-in-..
Tho longest electric railway In the world
Is to be built In Montnnt. The nrbp.Mod
llr.o Is from Hillings to Great Falls, somo
2W miles, nnd the plan Is to operate It en
tirely by electric power, which Is 'o bo
supplied from generating station on the
Missouri nnd Yellowstone mvra. The road
would have a considerable tnUIle tu coal,
ores nnd other heavy freights und woulil
bo tho first line with audi tratllc to bo
worked by electricity
In Emcl-iiid there Is apprehension that tho
coal supply of tho country N giving out
and that before many years pnsj the In
creasing price of coal, owing tu the greater
depths nt which It must be mined, will nerl
otisly affect many Industries. In Seutland
there are many lino water powers, but gen
erally In remote and comparatively Inac
cessible neighborhoods, The nbldty of alec
trlcal systems of power transmission lo
mako the power of ilieso cataracts nvulla
blo hns been t.ell demonstrated unit thorn
Is now a strong movement toward the or
ganization of companies for their exploita
tion, There has been great progress In the slzo
pf fleet rlrnt machinery since the dynamo
beenn to bo an Important factor In tndui
trlnl affairs. Twelve years ugo a machlno
absorbing llfty horpc-power and able to
maintain 5t) sixteen caiullc-vcwer lamp-
was conltlcreu very large, and machines
of this slie were the exception rather llim
tho rulu. Now dynamos of 2,0.0 and J.tOJ
horst-power are usual sizes, while a num
ber of machines of 5,000 horsepower are
working nt Nlngnra Fulls und others of
the same capacity ore under construction
for tho Mn.icetin. N. Y., plant. ,
A few days ago n dispatch from Oalvjs
ton said that tho engineer! of the cnlileshlp
engaged In repnlrlug the cable between t'mt
point and the Mexican coast thought they
had discovered evidence that the, cable,
which was broken at the time of (he Gal
veston hurricane, was destroyed by a sub
mnrlni earthquake and that the catas
trophe at Gnlveston might hnvo been dun
to tho same cause. Tho destruction of
dep-sea cnbtos by cnrthqi'.nkcs Is so com
mon that It uttraets little attention nowa
days. In tho South Pacific nnd In tbn
waters surrounding the East Indian archi
pelago suhmnnr.e enrthqunkes are so com
mon that thuv are reckoned among '.lie
chief enemies of cables.
With the Increasing ue of electricity in
nil sorts of Industries the necessity for nc
rurnto methods of measuring the current
hns brought out a large number of designs
for measuring Instruments nnd tho lndiw
try of manufacturing electricity meters of
vnrloiis kinds has srown to be of consid
erable Importance. Elcctrlcni measuring In
struments nre of three principal kinds the
voltmeter Indicates electrical pressure, tho
amperemeter shows the volume of current
flowing In Its circuit and the wattmeter In
dicates tho totnl of electrical energy that
hns passed through It. In addition to the1
Instruments there lire sevcr.il other type,
but their uso Is mainly In laboratories and
for tho more refined measurements that do
not enter Into the business uf electricity
supply.
HKLlGinC!!.
Tho old St. Michael's Roman Cnthollo
church In Baltimore celebrated Its gulden
Jubilee last Sunday.
It Is reuorted that Leo XIII has decided
to celebrate personally nt midnight on
December 31 and with the utmost solemnity
tne lust mass or the century.
it Is Bald in Chicago that Rev. Dr. FTank
W. Gunsntilus of thut city will be chosen
president of Northwestern unlvorslty.
St. Vincent's Romnn Catholic church of
St. Louln celebrated the fifty-fifth anniver
sary' of Its consecration last Sunday. Slnco
1S29 four of Its pastors have become bishops.
Rev. M. J. FltzslmmoiiH. the new Culhallo
vicar general -of Chicago, was ono of tho
men who did most for building tho
cathedral In that city. He raised n sum of
$250,000.
Tho first woman medical missionary to
Porto Rico has just been commissioned by
tho Presbyterian Board of Hninn Missions.
She Is Dr. Nellie S. Shechan of Mlnneauolls
and a graduate of the University of Minne
sota.
It Is related of Rev. Jotham Sewall. a
missionary preacher of Maine In tho clos
ing years of tho last und the first half of
tins century, tnnt during his long lire nn
preached 11.3S9 sermons In Maine and 1,204
In eleven other states.
War from a Christian nolnt of view was
ono ot the topics discussed ut tho Episco
pal convention held Inst week nt Provi
dence), R. I. The peace congress was se
verely criticised ami the necessity oc war
was advocated.
Very Rev. Peter J. Franclscus. for several
yearn superior of tho Holy Cross college,
nfllllnted with the Catholic University of
America In Washington, has received his
commission as procurator general of the
Order of Holy Cross, with headquarters
nt Notro Dame, lnd, nev. Father James
iiurtis or Indiana has been appointed to
succeed him In Washington.
To Monsluneur T. J. Canel has been be
queathed by tho late Lord Buto of England
nn incomo or jmw a yenr lor tno rest or nm
life. In Lord Beacnnfleld's novel, "Lolhnlr,"
Monslgnetir Cnpel Is )ortrnyi:d under the
name of Monsfgncur Catesby, Lord Bute
himself figuring In the work ns Lnthalr,
For severnl years Monslgneiir Cupel has
been living In retirement at Ami), near
Sacramento, Cal.
Commenting on the statement mnde by a
Untversnllst minister nt a recent Boston
ministers' meeting, to the effect that clergy
men ought to be paid for ofllclutlng nt fu
nerals. (Inrner'B Weekly says: "No rrnson
suggests Itself why n funeral fee should not
uo willingly paid auu accepted wun resig
nation. Tho question of funeral fees often
comes up, because cases In which they seem
due are not uncommon, but they are rarely
puld and nro omitted In most instnnccs be
cause tho bereaved family does not feel nt
HDeriy to oner one.
An old eccleslnst cnl dlcnltv. that of
mitred abbot, will soon be revived In Eng
land. Mitres will be conferred upon tho
abbots In tho now Westminster cathedral
shortly nfter the opening nnd tho cere
monial is expected to bo of n most Im
pressive kind. Dr. Gasquet will be among
the recipients. There la nlrendv ono mitred
abbot In England-Right Rev. Wilfred Hip
wood of tho Cistercian Abbey nt Coalville,
near Leicester. Tho Jurisdiction of these
dlgnttnrles Is purely monastic, as Is Indi
cated symbolically by the fact that the
crook of tho crosier, which is made of
carved wood. Is turned. Inward. They hnvo
the right to confer tho tonsuro and minor
orders on their own monks.
OUT OF TI1K ORDINARY.
Sunday laws are strictly enforced In
Honolulu. Not only aro all saloons nnd
bars kept tightly closed nnd stores for
bidden to sell, but any ono who nttempts
to play ball or Indulge In nny other sport
on Sunday Is carried before a magistrate
to pny a fine or go to Jail,
News comes from Danish West Indies
that a species of grasshopper, hitherto un
known In the Island, has made i' appear
ance in St. Croix, und the plnntcrs com
plain ni the damnge dono to the ennos. It
Is feared It Is similar to that which mndo
Its appenrance Homo time ngo In Cuba
nnd was supposed to have been brought
over In hay Imported from tho United
Stntes,
Devotees of golf nre fond of referring to
It as "tho niiclent nnd royal gome." It Is
probably moro roynl and certainly far more
ancient than most of them have nny idea
of, At all rveutn n pictured' tablet was
recently uncnrlhed nt Curchemlsh, tho eld
capital of the lllttltes, whereon nro de
pleted men nnd women engaged 111 a
pastime, which, if not exactly golf ns
played at present, Is something extraordi
narily like It.
Molten wood Is n now Invention by Mr,
DeGall, Inspector of forests at Lemur.
France. By means of dry distillation unu
high prcfsuro thn escape of developlnr
gases Is prevented, thereby reducing tho
wood to a molten condition. After cooling
off the muss nr.sumes tho character of coal,
yet without nhowlng a trnco of the orgauta
structure of that material. This new body
is hard, hut enn bo shaped nnd polished nt
will; Is Impervious to water nnd acids nnd
Is a perfect elcctrlcni nonconductor.
A collection of ancient Greek ornamonts
which cost him 200,0 has been given by
J. Plerpont Morgan 10 tho Metropolltsn
Museum of Art of Now York City. The
collection wns many yenrs making and In
cludes a largo gold crown, n heavy gold
necklace, n gold and silver bridal wreatn,
11 gold embossed mask of a young woman,
a gold and silver bridal wreath, largo
gold-winged stntuettes nnd a gold ram.
They dnte from 350 , C.
According to tho poual receipts of tho
fifty largest cities In tho counto Boston
makes the remarkable average of a trifle
less thnn $0 to each Inhabltunt. showing
that either a vnst amount of business '1
dono In Boston by mall or else tho soclul
correspondence Is much heavier than e's,
where. Ronton, with KA'ifO less thnn half
as many Inhiihltnnts ns I'hllndelpnla, nhnwa
postal receipts only J2U,07) less than the
latter. Boston's receipts nre Jl.'JOO.COl more
than St. Louis, although tho latter city li
tho larger by 15,000,