THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: .SATVKDAY, UCTUBJSH 12, 1U01.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AarertlsrmenU for thru eolomn
vrlll hm taltra nntll 12 m. lor
reelnc aalllaa and until Nl.tO p.
Ir noralil and Siindar edltlna.
Rates, 1 l-2o a TTord Aral latirtlaa,
Is a warn thereafter. Nothing takea
far thaa 20a tor the flrat laser-
tloa. These adlvertlaesacata aaaat aa
raa coaectlrrlr
Advertisers, or renaaatlae; a aa
aerta check, eaa hare mwari ad
drraacd to a numbered letter la ear
f The Bee. Aaat? era ao addreas4 will
be delivered ea arescatatlea (
eaaek ealf
. SITUATIONS WANTED.
"YOUNG man riulck at figures wishes cm-
nl.ilmAnt r., ? tn II tl. Ill ' eKCtl-
I'lUIMIII ..Will I . J .....
tlonnlly good reference. H 67, Ileo.
A M83I 12
EXPERIENCED saleslady wishes position
with wholesale or retail nousc. j iij nee,
wanthh-mali: help.
GOOD messengers wanted. A. V,
13th.
T., -JI2 8.
B-MMl
WANTED, a good mini In every county to
tiiko subscriptions for The! Twentieth Cen
tury Farmer. Our agents make good
wukos everywhere. Ilcrurunces required.
Address Twentieth Century Furmer,
ummm, Neu. u ia
XHAVELINO HA LE3M AN Western house
wanlK representiitlv to haudlo line rt
Hants, shirts mm overalls nn tnitimln.
lonj slutc experlonco mid full particu
lars. Address J in, ue. II MS97 14
1IICN and women to do conviiiK at horn'?:
must write n fair hand; 3 to 112 weekly
working oveidtigs; positively no ennvus-
I'jiigi inciosu suimii, iNorinwest i opying
.a., nox. wtj, .Miiineiipoiis, .Minn,
- H-M9I2 16
WANTED at once, teacher of mandolin,
gultur und bunjo; must bo a good munslo
tin, soloist. Colorado Conservatory. Fort
t'olllns, Colo. 1I-M9II Pi
GOOD, strong, steady boy. Omaha Hox Co.,
WANTED, as valet nnd to caro for horso
find trap, man about 20; must be unmar
ried and well rerommended. Apply In
perron from 9 to 10 u. m. ut room 3, 2d
floor, old P. O. hldf. II-MD73 13
'WANTED, thoroughly experienced hard
ware man tor city reinii store; must inor
oughly understund tinware nnd household
hardwaro; good salary to right man; state
age, experieiico nnd rtirnisu reierences.
Address, J 18, llee. 11-977 13
"WANTED, driver
Peoplo's Store.
for furniture wagon.
11-976 ll
WANTED, man to travel In Nebraska;
established business; dlstrlliuto und ad
vertise: reasonable salnry and oxneimcs:
experlenao unnecessary; self-nddressjii
envelope. Mgr. K. Wlmmer, 331 Dearborn
st., cuicago, ii Mvyj u"
TVANTED. man, upright character, to
manage business or old established home.
solid llnanclal stnndlng: salary $18 per
ween uy ci.'cck direct rrom neadtiuarters;
exnense money ndvnnced each week.
Btandard, House, 371 Caxtou bldg., Chi
cago. ji Mum i;r
WANTED KKMAliE HEM'.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1621 Dodge.
Tel. S76.
C-467
(0 GIRI-S, all kinds work.
Canadian Office.
C 463
A OOOD paying position to an energetic
lady In each town; also lady travelers to
represent us. Thyrold.-l.ymph Co., D0I
lieu mug. , c 686
HRL for general housework In family .of
i wo. aiuni tie goou cook. 3.jk Harney,
so 12
WANTED, girl wanted -fqr general houcc- I
work, four In' family; good wages. 2C02
n nt., nouiu umann, C 931 11
OIRL for general housework. IBIS Cass St.
. U 990 11
GOOD Klrl for eencrnl
housework. Sirs.
W.
S. AVright, m S. 30th Ave,
C 79 13
M'ANT.ED. girl for
general housework;
nmall family; no wnHhlng: references re
quired. Appiy nt lis rn. 2utn st,
C-M991 14
FOIl II H XT HOUSES,
IF YOU want your homes well rented
piaco men) wnn unnawa & t;o.. D 46J
SEE HENRY H. PAY'NE, 601 N, Y. LIFE.
D r70
TO MOVE right get dmaha Van Storage
Coirtofllca :i;il!&' ..Farnam, .or tel. 1559-sra.
D-171
HOUSES, stores.
Bemls, Pnxton block.
D 172
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wend, 1521 Douglas.
D 173
HOUSES and flats.
Illngwalt, Parker nik.
u 474
FOR RENT, 11-room stone house, 415 N.
saui ot. n. i. wiarKe itnmgo hik.
, D-477
219 8. 29TH AVE.. S-rooni house, nil mnd.
ern: will paper nnd varulnh throughout;
rem .u tu si il-hiiiil wuii ruiereiiren,
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
16th und Douglas Sts.
. D-473
HOUSES for rent In ill parts of tho city.
urennan-Lovo v;o., iu-j sotitn latn street.
D-480
for rent;
2137 South
hnusn nnd hnrn. all modern
33d St. Apply 462 Merchants
National Hank llldg,
D-4S1
HOUSES-WIIEATON. 428 Paxton Blk.
D-482
6-ROOM coltagn. $12.
Inquire 2710 Parker.
u K-i
NO hard coal needed, rfntral, seven room
house: also five room Ilut. Tlzard, 221
N. 24th. ' D-4306 N 1
6-ROOM detached house, nil modern, lawn,
etc.. 721 s. 37tn. will urowne. jr.
nss7no
FOR RENT, slx-room cottnge, 2211 Call
fornla street: convenient! city nnd cistern
water. Apply at tor jn. ism street.
1 D-M647
DF.SIRABLE dwelllnE. 10 rooms, modern.
gas. bath, furnace, laundry, excellent re-
pair, good location. 2003 No. ISth St. Ap- )
p y to'unrvin iiros., iuoi i'arnam nt.
D-M601
FOR 'RENT 10-room modern houso, 518
North 19th St., $45.
l-room modern house, 2248 North 19th St.,
$20.
8-room modern houso, 1142 South 32d St., $30.
r-rooin house, city water, 1503 South 28th
St.. $15.
DRENNAN-LOVE CO., 309 8. 13th Street.
D-M699-12
FOR RENT, Alexander house, 31st and
Popplotop nvc, $35 per month; 10 rooms,
nil modern, with' stuble. A. P. Tukcy &
Son, Hoard of Trade. D M97I 12
4-ROOM modern flat.
1112 S. Uth st.
D-
M970
tf-ROOM cottage. 25th and Franklin.
D M972 12
"-ROOM modern. 2705 Howard si, Tel.
A1J32. E. O. Hamilton, 211 8. 17th.
' p-MWtf
321 8. 29TH AVE., new brick dwelllns'nf
8-rooms, thorouglilv modern, flrst-class In
every particular, $10, Garvin Bros., loot
Farnam St. D Jcu
22M MAPLE St., S rooms. $20.
112 No. 26th St.. 9 rooms, moderi, $30.
JOHN N. FRENS5ER. OPP. OLD P. O.
D-M918
ELEGANT nnartmcnt
of 7 rooms, "The
Nonnandle,,r stenm boat, elec,
'c. It. or n.
janiigr, telephoiu', mil
Knox Co., main ll. N.
telephoiu', ball room, etc. Payno-
V. 1.1IO I1K1K.
D-M9H 11
FOR RENT
street; will
3-room house, 2109 Chicago
sell tho furn tuns or rent it.
U-97S 13
FOR RENT. K.room cnttuire. 332 Charlrs.
newly papered, nice' yard, largo Bhule
trees, city wuler, etc, Jas. E. Van Olldr,
s2l wnnries. u az is
FOR RENT, elegant 8-room house, alt mod
em Improvement!. 404 N, 23d st.
D-M955 13
1300 S.
rn.
32D ST.
10 rooms, steam lienl. mod-D-MSi
W
ron iin.vr iioi'jikji.
MODERN cottage, seven rooms, nearly
new, .'4m at , cor. mnney, cnenp
rem id choice, tenant, rurmsnea or unfur
nished. Room 30f N. Y. Life.
D-M3 9 II
FOR HENT-ITHNISHEt) ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel.
13th and Fnrnam.
E 1
THE THURSTON.
Cool, airy rooms.
E-451
I NICELY furnished
rooms, well
heated.
E C30
1908 Cupltol nve.
3 ROOMS, light housekeeping.
1112 H. Uth
E-M971
si.
r'S'i IKI'S'r',,nlc?. south room, with board
If desired, 1923 Dodgo St. L 931 11
furnished rooms ami hoard.
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-43:i
OLHNUAIHN, transient $1.25 day,
1609 Doug.
F-4V
IIOOMS and board.
The Hose. 2020 Humcy
F-M463 Oil
street.
FURNISHED rooms with board. 257 Har
ney St. ivM yja
NICE home for young men. 108 8,
25th st.
F 675
IIOOMS suitable for three, with board: also
table boarders modern. u uarucy.
F-M79'J 12
KOOM for 2 gentlemen. 609 8. 25th uve.
1. ttvM
IIOOMS and board for two or thrco young
men; a home for right purlleH. ii .
21th st. F-MW1 13
FOIl HENT-U.M'LnMSIIEII IIOOMS.
DESK room sracc, 5 per month, ground
lloor room m The Uee building, rucing
Knrniim titrpel! tin exnetiSG (or lluht. heat I
or janitor service. It. C. l'ctcrs & Co.,
llentul Agenls, Heo UUlldliig. u u
foil IIHVr-STOUES AM) officii.
FOIl KENT, sloro In flrst-class location!
rent rcasouau e. .iim y n. w. j.-tiuir
Co., ground flour, Uco llldg. 1 2W
FOR RENT, ofllcc with vault nnd part first
noor or nil ton Hour, iin-iu iinrncy ni.
Midland UIpss and Faint Co., 1410 Harney
at. 1181
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied by The Hee at 916 Famnm St. It has
four stories and a basement which wua
formerly ured n The Ileo nress room.
This will bo rented very, rcasonubly. If
Interested apply nt once to C. C. Rose-
water, iccruary, room 100, Ileo Hullillug.
1-161
AtlMXTS W.1MTKD,
MEMORIAL Lite of McKlnlcy, four lm-
guaces, 6&o pages, 100 hnlftoues, J1.50: tree
outllt. W. A. lllxetlbuwh & Co., MU
Wure block, Omaha, J 565
COUNTRY canvassers can make good
inunev laKltur sunscrintions to i nc Twen
tieth Centurv Farmer ns a side line. Ref
erences required. Address Uee Publishing
Co., Omuha, Ntb. J or:
AGENTS wanted for new publications;.
propccius, ate, irec. ucorge, unrric oc
Unn lilt tt'nlKiit Q, Tl. 1 1 n .1 l nt I n
J-M2S1 Janl2
AGENTS WANTED ''Our Martyr Piel-
dents; only complete mogrnpny or our
into president win. siciviniey; uiso lives
and speeches of Garfield and Lincoln; full
history of anarchy: four hooks in oiu:
by U. 8. Senator Shelby M. Cullom und
John Coulter: best book, largest, mojt
enmolcte. .nost nomilar. most nuthentic:
over 100 Illustration; sold only by sub
scription: only $l.u0r" best commltslons
nuiii: trcigui paiu; credit given; canvass
ing outllt free; send 10c for postage. Geo.
M. Hill Co., 16$ a. Clinton St., Cnlt'.-iKO.
J MtSf U
STORAGE.
PACIFIC: Slornce nnd Warehouse fn.i i',12-
'Jlt Jones, general stornge unu lorwaromg.
OM. Van Stor. Co., 151l!i Farn.
Tels.1559-'i63.
490
STORAGE, low rates.
Dcrlght, 1119 Farnam
st.
377
WASTE U TO UUV,,
WANTED. 10 carloads of furnlturo and
stoves tor st. Louis i;xpo. lei. ii. Ad
dress J. Irvine, 306 N. 16. N-5S4 031
WANTED A secondhand bank snfo. Ad
dress, J 7, Hoc. N aS2 20
WANTED, to buy, good second-hand top
buggy; must ne cheap, ror ciihIi ; slate
price nnd where can be seen. Address
J 20, Hee. N M9SI
FOR SAI.E-FUHNITtmi:.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
2020. iaw una 2unana, oougnt, sum, ex-
changed. u mi
FOR SALE, lino furnlturo at private sale
at law no. 2stn at. u an
FOIl SAI.K-HOHSF.S, VEIIICI.ES, ETC.
WE HOLD an nuctlon snlo of horses every
Wednesday p. m. at the uplon HtocK
yards. wniworin-tiiuiKor to.
P-M671 Oil
OOOD repairs on wagons, etc., at Harry
l-rost s, ntn nnu Leuvcnwonn. i- u
FOR SALE, Columbus top buggy, Snyder
phnulon, new surrey, two poles, two sad
dles, itiui i.aturop si. i' siaw i.t
i
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
2DHAND safe cheap.
Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
H I'll
SAFES, standnrd makes, sold, rented, 114 S 13
unisnv Xr rnt.lIXtniA tnlklm; machines
and records, o mini a iiicycie uo., jbin ana
ChicaBQ. W-U4
FIR timbers for housemovers, etc., 40 to
71 ft., cribbing and nog rence. wi uoug-
las. , Q-490
BUGGIES, phuotons, surreys, wagons, bi
cycles; big stocK new, eeconu-nanu unr-
gams, rrcaricKson, ism ana uouge.
1; Airuj in i
CHOICE lot of milch cows for sale cheap.
8 T. Ciimpneu, ia uenier st. y 1(
CADET coat, good as hew: will fit boy 13
or 14 vcars old. Address H 53. Bee.
Q-M581
m noiTAHE nl&nos. 150 each: 50 cents ner
weeK. ncnmoiier iiieuer, earnuin
street, leiepnono ita. w aitsi 1a
600 OVERCOATS, bargains.
MarowlU, 41S
N. 161U.
239
PIANO boxes, good for .coal bins, cheap.
1313 Farnam Htreet. Telephone 1623.
pnAETON. steel and rubber tires.
Buggies, open and top.
C tnmlly carnages.
1 C-pp.ss. carrluge.
Victoria tlllll I nuiRnnaj,
1 hack und 2 nrougnams.
1 depot wagon,
Sec
cond-hnnd harness also.
UKU.M.HUP.U UAlllllAUC -U.,
18th and Hurnuy.
Q-MR29
FRESH cows for
40th and Grant.
sale.
Chnrlle Fwlrst,
y ji
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MH8. vntT7.. elalrvovant. 819 N. 16th.
8 9S
MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 S.
i&in, B-iw
DON'T fall to cnll and consult the Rou
manian gypsy, who reveals nil secrets nnd
reads and explains to you your enure lire.
lira iiougias st., corner 2um.
S-M840 12
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nair removed uy eieciricuy. 11. 1
Fronter block. U 500
xr. nni.DXIAS & CO.. onlv nerfect ac
cordion pleating plant In the west: mall
orders soiicuea, suite ;w, upuii nioc,
UiNi
PERSONAL.
RUPTURE permanently cured 4n 3d .to 60
nays: send ror circular, u. t. vvootu .m.
u., New York Lire umc, omann, reu.
u Ml oiu
ELITE PARLORS, C15 So. 16th St., 2d floor.
RUPTURE CURED without the knlf. Em
pire iiupture cure, 932 N. v. Lite mug.
U Jul
MME. SMITH, baths, IIS N. 15, 2d floor. It 2
MME. AMES, 31714 N. 15, flat E, baths.
I it' f-'t rti
VIAVA. woman's way to health! rational,
wholesome home treatment. 345 Dee itiug.
U S'i
OMAHA Accordion Pits Co.. 1521 Douglas.
U 00
ACCOItDION pleating, cheapest, best and
quicKcst. sirs. a. u. MatK, ntn nnu i nr-
nam. u wi
WE KENT sewing machines for 75 cents
per ween; we repair and sell needles anu
parts for every machine manufactured.
'I'hono 161. Neb. Cycle Co., 13 & Harney.
Branch Offlccs: 612 N, 24th. South Omaha;
pnonc zii3. 331 Uroadway, council limns.
u 57t o:i
QKAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
nnu retail. v.oiiins 1'iano v:o., io-- noug-
las. u-jiw
ADV. calendars.
Kurklcy IMg. Co.
U-M597 Janl
PttlVATE hospital, before and during con
finement; babies adopted. ZSK urant hi.
Airs, uarueis. u-an
THE SKEPTICAL MAN
can positively be
convinced that
THE PIHNCE OF OMAHA
Is the best Cc cigar on tho market.
TKY ONE.
Union made, flavor unexcelled,
cool and free.
Wholesales at $37 per 1,000.
W. F. STOECKEIl CIQAlt CO.
U Mt5 12
WALL
PAPEK cleaner. C.
Meddlcmlst.
Thonc, L'58. Leave orders at 1519 Far
t 1519 Far-U-Mb33
12
nam. Rooms cleaned, $1 up.
FREE SEWINO SCHOOL.
lessons given free on nil makes of sowing
macnines J nursaays ami Haturuays. eo,
Cycle Co., 13th and Harney. U 936 ll
PRIVATE homo for ladles before and dur
ing conllnement; babies adopted. 16.0
Ilurdcttis St. Sirs, uurget, i1 .u
RELIABLE party wishes to borrow $100.00
for three months. Will pay 10 per cent In
terest. Address J 16, lice oinco.
U 937 I4
MONEY TO I.OAN-HBAt, KSTATH.
b AND 5H per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
t.riANS nn eastern Nebraska and western
inn'n rnrms ot o our ceni; uurrowers c.m
pay $100 or any multiple: any interest
date: no delay. urennan-ixvo uo.. ;wj ao
13th St., Omaha, Neb. W 509
WANTED, city loans, bonds and wnrrants.
George a: '-ompany, mi rnrnam street.
v oiu
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W,
Farnam Bmitn ft t-o., vs.v rarnam street,
w oil
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants, it. u. reiers & co., 1702
Farnam St., uco mug. v 512
4V4 TO 5 P. C money,
Kemls, Pnxion nik,
W-313
$50,000 SPECIAL fund; loans $300 up; lowest
rates, uarvni urof., iwi x'arnam.
W-314
4U AND 5 PER CENT K. C. Patterson. S10
ISCW XOTK l.lie. DllJJ Uil
MOO. 1400. 1500 PRIVATE money to loan: 1
2. a or ft years, w, ocioy, noarti or
Trade llldg. v B15
SEE HENRY n. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Life,
W 518
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urennan-i.ove uo., 309 south 3th
W-517
W. D. MEIKLE, 401 8. 15th' St.. loans money
on rcsiaer.ee property at o per cent..
W-518
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. I
W 519
PRIVATE rhoney. F. D. Wead, 1821 Douglas
w tzo
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
1W HUSIH OF
$10, $15, $20, $23, $30, $35,
$40, $50, $70, $100,
$200. $250, $300.
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.. HOUSES
WAGONS, ETC. Also to SALARIED PEO-
PLB on tnnir plain note nt rates which
honest Dconlu enn afford lo nav. Tho nrnn.
erty to remain undisturbed In your poi
session. You got tho money tho samo tiny
you ask for It and tho transaction Is held
In strictest confidence. Olllco hours, 8 a.
m. to. 0 n. m. Wednesday and Saturday
evenings until 8 o'clock.
RELIABLE CREDIT COMPANY.
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Ulock,
X-5S0
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Furnlturo and pianos.
Horses, wagons nnd cnrrlages.
Also on SALARIES.
You get the money on short notice.
You receive tho full amount In cash.
You may kocp It one month or more.
You pay for only what time you keep It.
Our rales are as low as the lowest.
Our business Is confidential.
Our motto Is. "Try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Board of Trade Bids. Tel. 2293.
(Established 1892.) 306 S. 16th St.
X 327
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
people; business confidential; lowest rates.
ntid(
The
uit raxtou DiocK,
A. Hutton Co.
X-534
LOANS ON 8ALARIES, FURNITURE.
live stock, etc. Quick service nnd lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. 633 (ton
floor) Paxton block, northenst corner 16th
and Farnam; entrunco on 16th street,
X-522
LARGEST BUSINESS in LOANS TO
HA1.AHIEI) I'EOl'LK. merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity: easiest terms; 40 ofllces In prlncl-
Bal cities. Tolman, 410 Board of Trade
Idg; X-521
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock. Jaw-
eiry; aiso 10 aaianea peopio wunoui secur
ity', cheap rates; easy payments; business
confidential. Foley Loan Co., successors
to Duff Green, R. 8, Barker Blk. Est. 18S9.
X-M563
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture, Jew.
eiry, norses, cows, etc. c t . iteeu, iiiu a.is.
X-520
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furnlturo, horses
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R. 8, Barker blk
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE, an old established grocery
business. Address it, neo omce, uouncu
Bluffs. Y-MH23
A $1,400 DRUG STOCK and building for
snlo in small NeDrasga town: goou coun
try; good reason for selling. Address
J 11, Vice. Y-M89S 12'
CASH grocery for salo; must close out
on account ot siCKncss, Adurcss j id, nee
Y-955 13'
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE, monthly
nuvments. S-room
modern nousc. u.
building.
M. Niittlnger, Ileo
RE-MS15 12
HOUSES, lots, fnrms. ranches, loans; also
lire insurance, nemis, i-hxioii nm.
RE 469
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. C01-2 N. Y. Life,
. . . -. WW
S-R. house on 16th, ifcar Center st.. speclnls
fully paid, a snap at $1,800. F. D. Wend,
1621 Douglas. RE-M789 12
RANCH and farm lands for sale' by tho
Union I'acinc jinuroau company, u, a
McAllaster, land commissioner, Union Pa-
CHIC 11CUI11UU1 1CI vSHtRMM, .VM.
RE 532
TEL. THRF.E-ONE-FOl'R.
HARRISON.
RE-312 N5
FOR SALE, fruit and garden place and
grocery store, seven acres, part In choice
grapes, plums and other fruit, 11 splendid
business location; barn, Ice house, sheds,
well, clflte-n, etc ; one mile nut of town
nn main road. Inquire ut 335 Broadway,
Council uiuna, 1a. nt.-iiu
von sALE-nr.At, hstatr.
HOt'Sns and lots In all farts ot city; also
ncre property and rsrm innds. The O. F.
Davis Co., Iloom S52, lice Building.
HE-530
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam fit.
re-mi
7-ROOM, nil modern house. 3520 Dodge St.
U1.A1UV1. 1'OVV l'.UI,
1'hono 921. CO New York Life.
11 U
DUNDEE LOTS-WALLACE.
Choicest corner In Dundee, 2 lots, cheap
at $1,000.
Another fine corner lot, $500.
Four best Inside lots, each J !.).
49th nnd Cuming, 2 lots, corner, $600.
Many others, $5o.to $t'X.
GEORGE G. WALLACE, J. J. Tlrowu Hlk.
R E 932 11
PAYING 1 N V EST M ENTS W A LT . A r? H.
$3,01103 lots, several cottages, rental $S0O
a year.
$3,50i-8. W. Cor. 24th and Davenport, two
houses.
$3,0110 9-1- modern, hot water heat,
$2,01") 6-r., modern, new, easy walking dis
tance business center; rental, $.W0 n year.
$1,60033x140, close In: rentnl $.W.
$1,400 17th, near Ohio: rental $iso.
$1,10030x127, 5-r.j rentnl $132, easy terms.
IV" l' ill, Iiutm, laiKU Mil, IMHrHI t'nrK.
GEORGE G. WALLACE, J. J. Ilrown ink.
1113-933 11
PAYNE-KNOX COM PA NY Vl.Ait.
Mortgage canceled and money refunded In
case or ueain. ask nuout it.
RE-M936 12
FOR SALE, JC. E. U and tlie N. E. 4 8. W.
;i, section 14, lownsiup a, n, r. is w .,
Harlan Co., Neb., 228 acres broke; prlco,
$10.0" nn acre: easy terms. W. N. Nnson,
Her Grand hotel, Omaha, Neb.
RE-M9I0 10
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY PLAN.
Mortgage canceled and money refunded in
citse ot death, ask uoout it.
RE-M93C 12
FOR SALE, 4 modern houses, well located:
for salo on easy terms nnd reasonable
pricey. A. P. Tukcy & 8on, Hoard of
Trade. RE-M971 12
$2.700 WITHIN thrco blocks of Crolghton
college, 7-room, 2-story coitnge. nil mod
ern, hath, furnace, gns, etc. Owner has
loft city and property must be sold.
House newly painted and all In good con
dition. RE-SI902 11
LOST.
LOST, centlemnu's nocketbook: ennlnlned
2 uanK notes and change, in vicinity or id
and Chicago. Return to 1111 California;
.t reward. i.osi vit
RErt'ARD for return, this office, lenf.
shaped brooch, pearl and diamond, lost
Wednesday evening. Lost 9.12 ll"
LOST, in or between Omaha National nnd
First National banks, rol of bills, nbout
$60. Return to Model restaurant, 1609
Howard. Liberal reward. Lost 93S 15
.SHORTHAND AND T YI'EWIUTINCi.
GREGG Shorthand. Om,
C. Col. 16th & Dour
530
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 71"
N. Y. Life.
Ml
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
juee uiug. Mt
NEIl. Uuslncss & Shorthand College, Roytl'i
'i neater. sjj
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading
specialist In diseases of women In Omaha,
would cnll tho attention of suffering
ladles o his unsurpassed accommoda
tions before and during confinement, and
IiIm treatment for Irregularities, no mat
ter what cause. Call or address, with
stamp, Dr. Pries, 1513 Dodge St., Omaha,
NOD. J SltiW
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 015 N. Y. I,. Hide. Tel
1664. Alice Johnson, D, O., ladles' dept.;
GUI E. John-ion, Osteopnthlst, SIgr. 537
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Oik. Tel 1267
DR. A. T. HUNT, milte 612, McCngue Bldg,
Tel. z2. aiu
DR. MRS. MUSICK, Douglas Block. 311
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent
Address lock nox iw, ucs aioines, in.
-347
HAVE cash for good patent or Invention,
Address 1. u. uox is, umana, jseD.
-4SI N7
MUSIC.
PROFESSOR Charles Peterson, nlano In
Htructlon and- voice training. Italian
method. Roundness nnd carrying power
or tone guaraiueeu. su w. or v. liing.
-293 02
1IOII.EH MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, stonm boilers, tanks,
stncKs, etc, xci. ijvj. 12m and izard st
545
DIIKSSMAKINll.
IN FAMILIES.
Miss Sturdy, 2576 Harney,
two is -a-
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331.
M. 8. Valklln. 2111 Cuming St.
-618
BOOKKEEPING.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing, it. lii, uom. .-sat. uanK. u. it. itatnoun.
-541
PAWNIIIIOKEHS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce. Tollable, accommodat
ing; all business conlldentlal. 1301 uougjns.
AX
OAnPKN'TKnS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
" promptly attended to. j. t. ocniltree, zutn
and LBKe his. jiw
STAMMERING ANU STU1TERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
1)43
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses reBllvered. 703 N 16.
021
TRUNK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 1203 Farnum.
-471 012
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases: trunks
repaired, om. TrunK f actory, j:oj Famnm,
nS
TAILORING.
LADIES' enrments cleaned, altered, re
paired reasonable. Mux Fogcl, 1207 Famnm
M221 uza
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., rcplattng.
PJatlng Co. Ben Bldg. Tel. 2M5.
r
Omaha
-613
Come Today
Don't neglect n tooth you know
to be decayed. You are tho
loser. Gold fillings, $1:50 pp.
Gold crown, $5.00. We make our
own gas and vitalized air.
Bailey the Dentist
III a Paxtun lllook,
16th and Farnam Sts.
I.ndy nttendnnt. Phone 1 85.
FA H.MS FOR HUNT.
400 ACRES nar Gretna, Sarpy, county.
Duff cireon, room S, narker biocK. jw
STOVES.
WE entry the biggest line of otoves In
city. Buy of Us. Prices right. Enter
lilso Furnlturo Co., 102-1 8. lllh. Tel.
226. -M374 031
LAI N 1)11 Y,
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cufrs, 4c. 1730 Lcuvcuwortn. ici(sii.
I ,IO. STATIOX-IOTII AND MAHCY.
Mlssutirl I'liellle.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Express alo:oo am u 6:25 pin
K. C. ,t SI. L. Express. 10:50 lim n 6:15 nm
t'u I on Pnclfle.
Overland Limited a S:20 am a 7:30 pm
east .mii u a 8::i) nm a ;il-: pm
Mull ami Extirnss.... iill'H.i nm n 4:25 inn
Colorado Special ill:35 pm n 6:50 nm
i.incoiu-ntromsuurg kx.ii t:w pm nuiiiu pm
Pacll e & Atlanllo 10x...a 4!25 nm a fi:50 nm
Grand Island Local b ft:OT pm b 9:35 nm
I'IiIciiho, Hook Islniiil .V I'nelllr.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Locn a 7:25 am a 9:35 nm
Chicago Express btr.15 nm n 4:53 pm
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm hll:50 nm
Chlcngo Fast Expres..a 5:0) pm a 1:25 pm
ues .imiios, hook island
and Chicago a 7:40 pm n 8:10 nm
WEST.
Lincoln, Colo. Springs,
Denver, l'lleblo nnd
West n 1:20 nm n 4:15 pm
Colorado. Oklahoma nnd
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 nm
t'lilenwo, MllvtnnUee A St. Paul.
Chicago Limited n C:0O pm a 8:05 nm
Chicago & Omaha Ex,..b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm
Wnlinsh.
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
Express
Omnlin
,n 6:15 pm a 8:20 am
t St. Louis.
St. Louis "Cannon Haifa 5:15 pm a S:20 am
Kansas Cltv nnd Oulncv
l.ocai a :.'o nm a v.' pm
Illinois ( 011 1 rill.
Chlcngo Express a 7:0") nm a 5:10 pin
i'I'icuko, .Minneapolis &
St. 1'iiul Limited u 7:15 pnl a 8:05 nm
Minneapolis & St. Paul
express o 7:00 nm b 9:10 pm
I'ori Dougo l.ocai, rrom
uouncu iiiuiis a u:w nm
CIiIciiko A NnrthiTestern.
Chlcngo Special a. 7:00 am
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm
nil :3d pm
11 8:40 am
11 4:05 nm
Hnstcrii express nlo:a5 nm
Eastern Sneclnl a 1:55 tun
a 4:05 pm
11 2:45 pm
Fast Mall
Omtihu-Chlcngo L't'd...u 7:45 pm
a 8:00 nm
a 5:50 pm
alo:25 pm
a 8:15 am
i :iHi .Mini , a &:ao nm
Cedar Rapids Passenger
Twin City Express a 6:55 nm
Twin City Limited 1 7:55 pm
Sioux City Local u 8:01) nm
a 3:W pm
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
lll'HLINCTON STATIOX-IOTII A MASON'
llurllim tun A Missouri lllirr.
Leave. Arrive.
Nebraska Express a 8:10 nm a 7:33 pm
Wyrioro, Beatrice nnd
Llnrnln a 8:10 nm 1)11:55 am
Denver Limited a 4:25 pm u 3:00 pm
lllnck Hills nnd Puget
Kiiimd. Denver Con-
ncctlon a 9:00 pm a 6:15 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm a 9:17 nm
tiVirt Prnok nnd IMntts-
mouth b 3:2) pm bll;03 nm
Bellevue ft Pacific Jet. .a 7:40 pm n 8:20 am
Belk'Viie .V Pacific Jet .a 3:10 urn
Kniisii City, SI. Joseph S: Counell
11 luffs.
KHtisns Cltv Dav Ex.. ..a 9:20 am a 6:01 nm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0::io pm a 6:15 am
St. Ivouls Flyer a 5:10 pm all:15 am
ClileiiK", HurlliiKlon A Uiilney.
Chicago Special n 7:fO am al0:20 pm
Chlcngo Vestlbuled Ex. .a 1:00 pm a 7:45 nm
Chicago U)cnl n 9:30 am u 4:l pm
Chlcugo Limited a 7:50 pin n 7:43 urn
Fast .Mali a 2:15 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WEBSTER DEPOT KITH A WISIISTEH
t'lileimn,
Omnlin.
St. Pnul, MliitienpuIlM A
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.
Sioux City Passenger
Emerson Local
.a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
.n 2:45 pm nll:10 am
.b 5:30 pm b 8:30 nm
Fremont,
lkhorn A- Missouri Vnlley
Black Hills, Dendwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper nnd
Douglas d 3:00 pm
Hastings, York, Dnvld
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Sewnrd....b 3:00 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln nnd
Fremoni b 7:30 am
Fremont Locnl c 7:30 am
Missouri 1'iiclfle.
n 8:0 pm
c 5:00 pm
b 6:00 pm
1)10:25 nm
Nebraska Iocal,
Weeping Water ..
Via
,b 4:10 pm it 10:15 nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, c Dally
except aiotiday.
I'OSTOFFICR NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
as changes may occur ai nuy iimo.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending Oc
t,.i.r V2 lflul. will close (PROMTLY Ii
all cases! at tho general postofllce as fol
lows: I'nrceib post muna cioso one hour
earlier thun closing time snowii uiiow,
Parcels post mans ror uermany close a
p.m. Sionucy nnu wec.nesuay.
Heuular mil supplementary mails close n
foreign urancn nan nour mier tnan ciosin
lltno suown oeiow.
Traimatlantlo .Mulls.
SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. Amsterdam mai
must bo directed "per s. s. Amsterdam")
t fi'M n. m. for SCOTLAND direct, ner
s. s. City of Homo (mall must bo directed
ner n s. Cltv of Rome ) : nt 11:30 n. m.
(supplementary 1 p. m.) for EUROPE, per
s. s. Umhrln, via Qucenstown; nt 1 p. m.
for ITALY, per s. s. Hohenzollem, via
Naples (man must lie utrcteu - per
Hohenzollem").
s. fl.
PRINTED MATTE11, STC Tills steamer
.akes I'rinicu dinner, commercial l'apors
mid Samples for Germany only. The same
class ut mail matter for other parts ot
Europo will not be sent by this thlp un
less specially directed by It.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Trum-Alianiic Ainua named above, addi
tional supplementary mails are opened on
the plum of the A me rl cur, English,
Fa-'nch utid German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
or Hulling of steamer.
MnlU for So 11 Hi and Centrnl Auierlcu,
West Indies, Etc.
SATURDAY At 9 n. m. for PORTO RICO.
per s. h. ban Juun, via Man J nan; at u
a. m. (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for CU
RACAO and VENEZUELA, per s. s.
Zullii (mall for Snvanllla und Cartagena
must bo directed "per s. . 'ulla''); ut
9:30 n. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAiCA, SA
VANILLA. CARTAGENA and OnEY
TOWN, per . h. Athos .mall for Costa
Rica must bo directed "per s. s. Athos"):
nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s, s. Morro
Castle, via Huvnnn; nt 10 a. m. for
GRENADA. TRINIDAD and CIUDAD
BOLIVAR, per . s. Mnravnlj at 12 m. for
ARGENTINE, URUGUAY and PARA
GUAY', per a. s. Sailor Prince.
Malls for Newfoundland by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close nt
this office daily nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday nnd
Saturday). Malls for Mlquelon, by rail to
Boston, und thence by steamer, close at
this ofllce dally at 6:.I0 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Flu,, and
theneTi by steamer, close at this office
dally ot "fl a. m. (tho connecting closes
nre on Monday, Wednesdny and Satur
day). Mails for Mexico city, overland,
wilusr speclully addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close nt this oillce dally ut 1:31
p. tn. and 11 p. in. Malls ".r Costa Rica,
Belize, Pi'erto Cortcz und Guatemala, by
mil to New Orleans, and thenca tv
stenmur, close nt this office dally at "1:30
p, m. iconneciing cioses uere .Mondays
for Btllzt, Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala
nnd Tuesdays for Cosia Rica), Reals
turcd mall closed at C p. m. previous day, '
Triiuminolllo Mull.
MnlU fnr Hawaii via San Francisco close
lure dally cl 6:30 p. m. up to October 7,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Alameda.
Malls for China nnd Japan, via Scuttle,
clone here dully at p. m. up 10 ucto
ber "3. Inclusive,, for dispatch per 1. .
RHODES GIVES LIBERAL TIP
Fublisbea Littm Ten-l te Vtrifj Gift of
Firt lh.unni Fa:dj.
RETURNS ASKED FOR FAVORS GIV-N
Ililtlsli 'li'iiops I'.vneoletl Nul "Tn SeiH-
lle Out ttf i:upt" nnd liUh Mem
bers Are lleiniiiiiled Ml Wrst
mliiHter In Home Rule Hill.
LONDON, Oct. 11. The Spectator tomor
row will print lelteis from Cecil Rhodes
nd the late Francis Schnadhorst, wliolroiu
1S83 to lavi was U10 chlel organlier nud
adviser ot the liberal party, sustaining the
srnsatlcnnl nllegutlou, 1:1 Kile tomu moiitlvi
ago, that Mr. Rhodes, In gao rfi.uoo
to the liberal party on condition that Mr.
Gladstone would not bring about Hie evac-
untlon of Egypt by the British troops. Both
Sir William Harcourt and Sir lleuiy
Cnmpbell-Ilanuerniaii, the liberal leaders,
havo publicly declared this to be faUe. In n
long article covering tint torrceponueuce
Mr. Rhodes sums up as follows:
"I met richnadhoisl ill London and he
asked whethci I v as willing lo subscribe to I
the party funds. 1 ald I was prepared to
do so, provided, tne policy was not to scuttle
out ot Egypt, and that In tho event ot a
homo rule bill being brought forward pio-
Islon should bo made for the retention of
tho Irish members nt We simluiter. I un
derstood from Mr. Schnndhorst thnt he
would consult Mr. Gladstone, which quite
satisfied mo, as I looked upon Mr. Glad-
tuuo ns the liberal party. Mr. Srtiiiadhorst
accepted tho contribution upou the condi-
Ions defined In tho letter appended."
ln this letter .Mr. Rhodes demanded that
his contributions be kept secret and that
tho check be returned It the IrUh were no
represented at Westminster. But he added
a postscript, saying:
i nm horrified nt Mr. Morlvy's speech
on Egypt. If you think your pnrly hope
less, keep tho money, but give it to sumo
charity. It would be an nwful thing 10
give my money to breaking up the empire."
In 1892 Mr. Rhodes again wrote to Mr.
Schnadhoist, drawing attention lo n speech
by Mr. Gladstone, foreshadowing a scuttle
out of Egypt and expressing the hope that
Mr, Schnadhorst would do his best to check
tho mad step. But, he Bald, It "your ro
sported leader remains obdurate, I shall
certainly call upon you to devote my sub
scriptlou to some public charity."
In Mr. Schnadhorst'n reply he s:is Mr.
Rhodes' money had nlrendy been spent, as
he believed, to help tho homo rulu struggle,
Mr. Schnardhorst, however, assured Mr.
Rhodes that Mr. Gladstones utterances
woro only expression ot tho house's opln
ion, that Sir William Ilnrcourt was also
annoyed nt them and that no scuttle, nut
of Egypt was likely, ni he had seen Lord
Rosebcry, then slated for foreign minister,
who would not permit It, being "a strong
mnn who will take his own course, very
different from tho pliant, supple Grnnvllle."
'On tho reception ot this," Mr. Rhodes
says, I bothered no more, as upon Lord
Ros.ebery'8 appointment. I know that Egypt
was saved. I leave your renders to decide
how far Sir Henry Campbell-Bnnnermun Is
justified in characterizing tho orlglun
statements as a llo from beginning to end
According to their statements, neither Sir
Henry Campbcll-Banncrmnn nor Sir Wll
Ham Harcourt are acquainted with tho
facts. But I, naturally, assumed that Mr.
Schnadhorst was speaking with authority.
BULLER STIRS UP GREAT MUSS
I.iiuiIuii Patter Advise Him lo He-
Mail Hln Co 111 111 nn tl lu (he
British Army.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Sir nedvers Bai
lor's extraordinary speech is hailed with
consternation by tho morning pnpers, says uo pnRHeM wHhln two metres ot M. Detsch'n
the Trlbuno's London correspondent. Tho i,ollge,( which hlocks the entrance to tha
Stnndard attacks him scveroly and tolls him ,0U!I0 on tno b(c, but ho escaped dnnger
thnt the best thing he can do now Is to re- ny n bold maneuver thnt brought him ex
sign his command of the FlrRt army corps. HCuy front of his own structure,
Tho Dnily Mall, which considers that the w,U:ii ho entered without waiting for tho
epeech would hnve been morn In place on arrival of tho workmen, who were coming
tho. boards of n theater, points out that tho p in nn nulomolrlio carrlnge nt express
messago to Ladysmlth is exnetly paralleled gpecd.
ny Blr H. Pnrkor's famoiiB ordor to Admiral PARIS5, Oct. 11. Santoe-Diimont, th
Nelson nt Copenhagen to break off tho bat- Brazilian aeronaut, mndo another attempt;
tlo nnd to rotlro In order, n request which today to win tbo Dcutich prlzo. but, owinic
posterity has unsharingly condomned. (0 accident to tho rudder ot his flyltis
On tho whole, Mr. Brodorlck's statomont machine, ho was obliged to roturn to tho
concerning tho South African situation Is starting place nftcr going fifty ynrds.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Knga Marti (registered mall must bo dl.
..r...l ...,li, Unuttln"'..
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pines, via San Francisco, close hero dally
ut 0:30 p. m. up to October 10, Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. h. Coptic.
Mails for China nnd Japun via Tncoma
closo hero dully ut 6:30 p. m. up to octo-
ber M10, inclusive, for dlspatcn per b. s.
nioii. tnr Tnhltl nml Marnuesns IslAnds v a
San, Francisco closo here dally at 6:30
P. in. Up 10 uciuuvr i-t iwtiua.t 1, au,
dlsputch per s. it. Auiitrnllo.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
Which goes Via n.urope, i.iki cii .ruiuuu,
which kooj via San Francisco), nnd FIJI
Islands via Vancouver closo hero dully
ai 6:30 p. m. after Boptember '28 nnd up
to October "12, Inclusive, for dlnpntch per
B. H. Aorangi (supplementary nmus via
Seattlo and Victoria) close at 6:30 p. m.
ntrl,r 13.
Malts for Hawaii, Japan, China nnd Philip
pine Islands via San Frnnclsco close here
dally ut 6:30 p. m. up to Octobur "IK,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. America
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is torv.arued via n.uroiie;, nnw
Zealand, FIJI, Samou nnd Hawaii via San
Francisco close noro uuiiy ui o:j p. in.
nfter October 13 nnd up to October "19,
Inclusive, or on arrival 01 b. . niru,
duo at New York octoocr "i, ror ois
mirh tier s. h. Sonoma.
Malls for China nnd Jnp-n via Vancouver
closo here uauy at b:w p. 111. up 10 Oc
tober 29, Inclusive, for dispatch per h, h.
Empress of India (registered mall mu:it
be directed "via Vancouver"). Mall, ux
..ont merchandise, which cannot bo for-
wurded via Canada, for tho U, S. Postal
Acent at Hhtnignai, closes ni u;jy p. m.
previous day,
Trntisnnein mnlls aro forwarded to nort
of sailing nnuy ami too scueiiuia 01 cius-
ing Is urranged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted overland trnnflt
Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. pro
vlnus djy.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmnstor.
Fostollice, Now York, N. Y October t,
iwi.
(iOVEIIN.MEVrt NOTICE.
T
MEN wanted for the 1). S. navy: lands
men for trnlnlng as seamen, ago is to ss,
$16 per month; landsmen for yeomen, ngo 13
to 25 ($30 per month upon appointment ns
yeomen, Srd class); seamen, age 21 to 3j,
til nrcllnnrv xnnmen. ne 13 to 30. 119! UP-
prentices, Srd cluss, age IS to 17, $9; machlu-
lu,u lUol rtlntfu nun M tn fl.V H.V ITinChlnlStS.
. , " . -"', ",,- " 7,t v i, t
second ciass, age n iu .w, vi; nuoimoi i'-
puss a' physical examination showing them
to bo free from disqualifying ailments, and,
i,,n,iimMi mill snnrenllces. nil hX-
nmlnatlon showing them lo be qualified for
their ratings; landsmen nnd upprontlce
t, tihvulenl examination only, Tha term
of enlistment Is four years. A bonus of
four months' puy and nn nddltlon of $1.80
to tho monthly pny for each re-enllsimnnt
within four months on honorable discharge,
iintinn. medicines and medical attendance
grntls. Privilege of retirement on three-
quarters pay liner inirty years- service.
Ai.in.iirwilrri Americans enneclullv wanted.
who will enjoy exceptional opportunities for
advancement lo peiiy oiiicers uy ino cany
completion of n number of largo ships. A
reeniltlnir ofllce will be opened nt Omaha.
fill.KV,Ji,,fi.?iMi .V nom 102'''
the McCngue Building.
Oil a;t
prent ces, age is to sj, nospuiu uwiiitiu
Ices, Ilrst class, ago 21 to 28, $40; nloctrl
clans, third class, ago 21 to 35, $30: copper
,ni,a . "i tn .is. IMi. Cand dates must
fnlrly well rfrht 1. but .' or three of tha,
.consrrvat've pspsM sre not atlffled with
it, romtmir ibe Tribune's London corre
spondent. It ml.ilitrrial cptlmtsm was un
warranted twelve men tin ago, why, It la
asked, should no have fnlth In It tndny. IX
the government cannot contrive to wind up'
operations without much further delay,
there is little comfort In the fact tbnt tho
nation Is employing a great many men nnd
horses and spending enormous sums of
money over the still unfinished task.
Sir Michael Hlcks-llcnch, although he did
not fny much that was new In hla epctch,
afforded the Information that tho special
object nt tho proclamation of martini law at
Capetown was to slop supplies of nr.itnunl
tlon which have been malting their way
through Cnpo Colony to tho Boors.
General Duller garrulously talked about
coincidences nnd dealt freely in Innuendoes,
but ho was mcrrlle.s In attacking his own
reputation. His Attempt to connect thn
visit ot some blnrkmaller to Aldershot with
articles written by men like Spencer Wil
kinson and others of the highest character
for the press was farcical. Ho does not seem
In l.'timv flint mnn lit... th.t .Inbn nt fn ...
br(, h t, , fc on h '
rrcor)
wsmift Ooli ..The g,orm rns0(,
0cncrn, HUor.s rr,r.nrknb outburst yes-
,ortl(ly afternoon cont)nues to grow. Tha
speech Is the-one Ionic of discussion and
Micro is ceuernl nnllelnnllnn that .lis.
olpllnnry measures will follow unless Gen-
crn nullcr himself takes the advice of such
a conservative supporter of tho government
ns tho Standnrd and resigns, The tono ot
tho press Is generally one of surprised
amazement at his Indiscretions. Th
people of England have generally stuck to
him throughout nnd his nnd his wife's social
Inllucnce has been most powerful nnd has
even reached the court. It had been de
cided that he would be elevated to tha
peerago on the next honor list, but It la
now oouiniui. u. uiter ycslcruay a conres-
"I"'1 l''t I'" lvlscd the surrendor of Lady-
smith, "a humiliation compared with
which." tho Standnrd says, "all other
reverses of thq war would havo been
trivial," neither tho king nor tho people
will continue tu favor him.
DUM0NT BALLOON A SUCCESS
Hun
AvIotilNliliitt Speed nnd Under
Perfect Control of (lie
Iim en (nr.
NEW YORK, Oct. II. M. Santos-Duraont,
having completed -tlie repairs to his balloon,
tho Sanlos-Dumont VI, In spile of unfavor
able predictions based on n sudden rise ot
tho bnromelor, decided yesterday to start
against the wind and maneuver around.
Longchamp race course, says the Paris cor
respondent ot the Herald,
When the signal to stnrt was given tha
Santos-Dumnnt VI shot off like nn arrow,
and In unite, of a contrary wind reached
I.ongchnmp at a speed Impossible to esti
mate In the actual st n lo of neronnutlo sci
ence, but eertnlnly as fast as a rapid nuto
mobllo travels. The speed ennnot be esti
mated at less than sixty kilometres an
hour.
For more than hour the balloon maneu
vered In all directions above the raco-
courBo with perfect docility, In the presonot
of numerous spectators. An enormous
crowd had noscmblcd outside tho enclosure1
waiting for the aeronaut to venture out.
The balloon reached the rendezvous In tho)
twinkling of an eye, while the friends of the
aeronaut followed It with all speed.
When tea wns over M. Santos-Dumout re
turned In his aerial carriage to Longchamp,
and, crossing the Seine at a height of about
00 metres, slightly overshot tho Aro
D'Arroslatlon. With a sudden turn ha
rntnn duck to ms goal, ami punning ivmi
considerable spoed over the telegraph wlr
which runs nlong the western side of tha
park stopped In n few minutes betwepn tho
two sheds. The difficulty of doing this in
extreme. It requires ustonlshing skill to
descend in so nnrrov: a spaco. At 0110 In
stant It was feared that ho was lost, for
Seasonable Fashions
3947 Golf Cape,
32 to 42 Butt.
Woman's Golf Cape. No. 3917 Nothing
serves tho purpose of an all-round useful
wrap more perfectly thun the golf cape. It
Is worn for traveling, driving, walking, bad
weather, almost ovory occasion excopt tho
gamo from which it takes Its namo. On tha
way to nnd from tho links It may, and
often does, serve as well ns when tho walk
or drive havo no such nnd, but for actual
piny it Is Imposstblo and never seen.
The smart example shown Is cut after tin
latest English model and is absolutely up-to-date
In every dotal). Tho original Ii
made ot tan-colored cloth with plaid under
side; but plain cloths and cheviots are
quite as often seen, while light-colored
broadcloth makes nn ndmlrablo evening
wrap.
Tho capo Is circular nnd fitted by mosm
of shoulder darts. Tho hood Is graceful
and carefully shaped, opening slightly at
the center back to glvo a pointed effect.
Tho storm collar Is cut lu sections nnd fit
snugly at the throat, while It flares freoly
ns It curves upward toward tho head.
To cut this capo for a woman ot medium
size 2 yards of matorlal CC inches wide
will be required.
The pnttern 2947 is cut In sizes fpr ft 82.
34, 26, 38, 40 or 42-Inch bust moaeurement.
For 'he accommodation of The Bee read
ers these patterns, which usually retail at
from 2j 'o 50 cents, will be furnished at a
nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all
expense, in order to grt any pattern en
close 10 cents, give number and nam of
pattern wanted ind bust measure. Allow
about ten days from date ot your latter
b're beginning to look for tho pattera.
Addrets, Pattera Department. Oinatia Uta,