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THE OMAHA DAIIK liEK: MONDAY, AUGUST '18, 1902. i am r SPECIAL NOTICES evlll be takea til IS aa. for tha vealaar edlttoa til 8:SO a. aa. tor aaeralaa; 8aay r'HIta. Rate, l l.Sa war Bret lasertlem, la wore thereafter. Nathlaar takta far less tfcaa Be for taa a rat laser ttoa. These aavertleeaeeata aaaat aa eaaeeeatlvelr. Advertisers, kr reejaeettaa- a fcerea ebeek, caa have aa. alrMaaal to a a aaa here letter la car f Tfca Bar. Aaswera se areeeea will a aellverea aa praaaataOaa f taa a he at aalr. FOR BALE CIGARS. $0.00 IN GOLD. v It pays to buy your cigar of us. Ton I may wake up some day and find yourself 1 tha possessor of Fifty Dollars In Oold that we iva away to our customers eaca monm. Butler & Miller, N. W. COR. 16TH AND KARNAM BTS. WASTEI SITCHTIOKS, A STENOGRAPHER Whn you want one call tha Remington Typewriter olfice, 1619 fcarnam street. Telephone 1573. A-M4o$ A24 WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED Canvasser. Man familiar with book and newspaper work preferred. Must be hustler. Apply Kooiu 107 Bee Building. B 299 i $! FOR HALF A DAY'S WORK. If you live In the country or In a small town and have a- good acquaintance among tho farmers and stock raisers in tho neighborhood you can make a easily by four cr five hours' work. Write us and we will send you our proposition. The Be Publishing Co.. Bolicllors' Dept., Omaha, Neb. B Mil WANTED A good man In every county to take subscriptions for The Twentieth Century Farmer. Our agenta make good wagea everywhere. Beterences required. Ail.: duress, iwentietn ceutury farmer. Omaha, Neb. B-413 TEAM drivers, coal and building materials; $10.50 per week. Sutherland Bros Co., 2oth and Hickory Bts. B 6'.'5 WANTED, men to learn barber trade. Practical training, export Instructions; eight week required. We present tools, pay Saturday wages, guarantee positions. Special Inducements to applicants from distance. Write today. Holer Barber College, 1302 Douglas st. B M539 21 WANTED, stenographer and typewriter to go to country. One with experience In law and abstract office preferred. State references and salary expected. Address In own handwriting to Q 04, Bee office. , B M538 in TWO collectors; permanent positions; requisites. -W. A. Hlxenbaugh & Co., ouo Ware Block. B 670 Is WANTED, active man well acquainted with grain shippers in southern and cen tral Nebraska to solicit consignments of galn; state lowest salary expected, with referenca. Address O U8, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb. B filB 20 WANTED, state organisers for Nebraska by old established Insurance society; pays sickness, accident and death claims; plnn popular and easy to secure members; salary and commission. Write for terms. Address Society. 7U6 N. Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Mention paper. B 479 21 SOLICITORS WANTED. THE GUARANTEE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION. Wants lire local agents In every town In Nebraska. The proposition possesses spe cial merit, and Is easily written. Salary or commission to the right man. Address J. C. Bufllnglun, secretary, Alliance, Neb. B M735 GOOD messengers wanted; first-class pay. A. D. T. Co.. 212 8. lath. li-727 814 SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITOR, able and ex perlenced, to solicit subscriptions for three periodicals. Great chance for live man. Exclusive territory granted and existing business transferred to satisfac tory party. United Publishers' Corpora tion Sub. Dept., 150 Nassau St.. N. Y. B-&33 1G BARBER wanted; easy money and travel. Address E. A. Harrington, Waukesha, Wis. B-M767 Is WANTED, a good barber; no student or boose r need apply; guarantee $10 per week. Madser, 22 Main, Fremont. Neb. B MTati 20 WANTED, trustworthy man to represent manufacturer In portion of Neb.; mod erate salary and expenses; splendid chance for advancement; enclose ed dressed envelope. Smith, Manftger, 354 Dearborn St.; Chicago. B M755 19 WANTED, at once, blacksmith, married man 20 to 30 years of age, good In wood and iron, capable of running shop alone; good, steady Job to right man; references, Lee-Glasa-Andreesen Hdw. Co., Omaha, Jordan Hdw. Co. B M762 IS WASTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED, good cook; $5 per week. Mrs, A. i. Poppletou, 2232 Sherman Ave C M4ftt IS 100 Girls. Call Canadian office, 16th ft Dodge. C w WANTED, two young llady students to learn . hairdrcsslng, manicuring god chi ropody and scientific massage. Call or writs Boom i o. Baa Bldg. UeUg WANTED, lady cook. Eureka Restaurant, loo4 Cass bt. C 700 WANTED, a competent girl for housework. Mrs. M. K. Duruent, 304Z Lafayette Ave. C-234 ARB YOU a Cathollo and unemployed? Sea nte. Hlxenbaugh, sou War block. WANTED, girl for general housework; small family. 2du3 Pierce St. C 489 20 WANTED, young lady In every live town In Nebraska and Iowa, only part of your time required. Write us for particulars. Neb. Cycle Co., 16th and Harney His. C 710 20 WANTED, competent girl for general . housework at good wages. 634 So. 4mb BU Tel 2S62. C-71 20 COMPETENT-girl for genera) housework In family of two: must leave rltv: aood references required; transportation fur nished; wages, $6 'a week. Inquire for Mrs. Baker at Her Grand hotel on Wed nesday, lain, from I to p. m. C 72 is CrOOD girl for general housework, lfttt Park Ave. C M750 19 FOR RENT HOI SES. $11. Wm. K '.Potter, receiver, Omaha ! umu ana irusi io., sue urowu block. l 711 C !9F in n prt of cltv- The a . . W W w w v. r JJtVlS Co., ami Bee Bldg. I IWI VANS and baggt ga wagons. Tel. Ui& D-70J TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage i-o. ; ofuca uuti rnam, or icis. loos-soi. D 7ut SEE PATNH. BOSTWU.'K AV CO. for choice bouses. 4V1-J N. I. Lite Bldg. Tel. lull D 7ui EARN FOR BK NT-Inquire $10 8. 27th street, Omaha, Neb. U 14 U MODERN house. I rooms. 2721 Jackson Bt Wheeler a Wheeler, Douglas and loth 6 L let loo, u MAGGARD Van ec Storage Co. Tel. 14M. U iy HOUSES, ate F. D. Weao. laM Douglas. D-7o GOOD modern a-room house. 2604 Blondu. D aj i Wi vr wTti a t . , . - w . . ' . . . V , 4 , L , . . , uviiii, vm.u, a, U.I I. i rent $0. .Wm. K.'olter, recelver. Omaha j -. ' D 711 HOU8E3 and flats. Rlugwait, Barker block. " 1 io UOUVJUL stores. Beinla, Paxton block. D-719 FOR RENT HOISES. MODERN 7-room flat. $.$. H. B. Graham, agent, 24th and Farnam. D 156 10-ROOM nouse. nearly new, water, itas, ewer One lawn, rear motor and school; rent $-'5. Inquire Wm. 1. Klerstead, City Hall. D 491 1!16 CALIFORNIA, t rooms, modern. $32.80. 1 Ki 1'lnney, 9 rooms, modern, $15.00. l:io3-5 Binney, Double house, IS rooms, mod ern, $.m w. ISM N. Ifith, 6 rooms, city water, 113.00. IMS t hsrli-s, b rooms, city water, sewer, $14. WALLACE, ail Brown Block. D-601 6-ROOM brick house, modern except fur nace. 646 8. 18th Bt. D 611 HOUSES Elegant 10-room brick house; a few blocks Irom the postofftre. Just the thins; for a first-class boarding; house, $l!S. UKKNNAN-LOVK CO.. 3u9 Bouth 13th 8t. D 660 34 CALIFORNIA ST., 10-room modern house, large lawn, stable for horses and baggy; in good repair. 1906 Capital Ave, D W0 FOR RENT FIR. MSH ED ROOMS. ELEGANT rooms, finest location In tha city, lima Capitol Ave.' E M8J5 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. K 716 $1 PER WEEK, 422 8. 18th St.. one block south of court house. K 7111 AETNA HOUSE, European, 13th and Dodge VIENNA HOTEL, 1011-14 Farnam St. . KUl 87 NICE front parlor. 2001, Curt. E-307 2 NICE cool furnished or unfurnished rooms. 25o4 Davenport. E 431 TWO-ROOMS for light housekeeping. 250 uuugias. , . ttM4Z -a.' FOR RENT, a large alcove room; also furnished rooms and roams for light iiuu.snoewng. iiwt uouge. . n-exB is ROOMS, 2DaO -Harney. . E M746 24 PARLOR, upstairs rooms; 'phone; modern. 2I2 Farnam. . E M74K 21 FIR14ISHKD ROOMS AND BOARD. THE ROBE. 2020 Harney, ' large parlors, single or ensulte; also smaller rooms; rates reasonable. F 6S8 A3) Merrlam, comfortable summer home. Tel. 86. F-71I BOOMS and board. Tha Albany, 2101 Dojglas. F-Mi6fl AA UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport Bt. F 667 A2$ CENTER HOTEL, 210 N. 17th. half block from P. O.; transient, $1.26 per day; home cooking. F M439 8'J' TWO nicely furnished rooms. 808 S. 20th st. . F Mo4 tils,' TWO modern furnished rooms, with break fast, lblti B. lota st, F M544 2a FOR BEJIT-lXKlnMSHED ROOMS. DESK room space, J5 per month; ground floor room In The Bee building, facing Farnam street; no expense tor light, heat or Janitor service. K. C. Peters & Co., rental agents, bee building. U41t UNFURNISHED rooms. 20 a Kth. G M409 TWO or three unfurnished rooms. 2604 Davenport St. G M742 21 FOR ltbiltl- S'l'OHlis AND OFFllUs. FOR RHNT-Desk room r large space suitable for merchandise broker or party uuiua uuamcM in wnuiesaie uisirict. in liutre Hene Co., U Farnam street. t M224 FOR RENT The bulldlns- formerlv noon .. .1 V. . . 'I" i. . . Il . . ..... W Ti f . . k,.u .iiv oco ai vio r irnura 01. jr has four stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonably, if Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose water, secretary, room 100, Bea building. - 1-261 FOR RENT Stors In ' first-class location; rvui rcaauuaoie. Appiy n. v;. raters 6s Co., ground lloor. Bee Bldg. . I 266 STORE, with fixtures suitable for grocery. AGENTS WANTED. WANTED Canvassing agents in every WU1117 iu Buuuii auoscripitons to THIS TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER. Steady employment, with assured good In come. Agents In the country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers mako easily tk to $100 per tnonth. Ad dress, Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Bee building, Omaha. 212 SOMETHING NEW I I Just out Send for eumpie. v,omuinaiion uoor Jvnoo ana Bell. No cutting or ruining the door. Put on any door In a moment. No batteries to worry about. No springs to wind. Note lnd to get out of order. Own your own bell. No landlord to trouble. Price and Bell absolutely guaranteed. Send $1.60 for sample. Agents wanted. WESTERN ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 1212 Farnam Btrtet, Omaha, Neb. ' . J 71 ARB YOU a Cathollo and unemployed? See me. Hlxenbaugh, 600 Ware block. J-6B7 WANTED TO R-EJNT, WANTED, a furnished 5 to 9-room modern house or cottage, within easy walking distance of tha Crelghton unlvrshy will rent for one year, payable monthly in advance; no children; can give best of ruferunce and guarantee to take good care of the property; would like to occupy September 1, 1902. Address J. P. Jenal, Hartington, Neb. K 8o7 19 WANTED TO BUY. WANTED. 1.000 old feather beds; highest cash price paid. Address A. B. Mack, general delivery, Omaha, Neb. Mall or ders promptly attended to. N Mail 21 EIGHT-ROOM house; must be good prop, erty and cheap for cash; stale location. G 65, Bee. , N VU6 20 FOR SALE FIRSITCRE. CHICAOO Furniture Co.. 1410 Dodge. - Tel. 2u20. New and aec,ondhaad, bought, sold, exchanged. T O ,20 FOR BALE IIOKSEB, WAOSS, E1& KEMEMBER. Harry Froit puts Urea on iul exes vehicles. 14tb aAd Leavenworth. P-721 CLOSING out buggies cheap. Johnson a Roberts, John Deere Bldg., 10th and Leav. P Md FOR BALE MISCELLANEOIB. WHITE sawdust; season check d oak tim bers, cheap; hog tence, eta Mil Douglas. FOR SALE Phonographs; superior to any other musical Instrument; $ up. Tha WUlman Co., 16.1 Fariiam. . Q 721 NEW and secondhand typewriters. 1111 fir. nam. . Q 74 100 STYLES trusses; catalogue free. Sher man a McConueil Drivg Co., lth and Dodge. Oinaha. W 7i4 INDIAN goods and relics, ills Farnam. U 1J6 VIM puncture-proof tires, $4 K and $7.00 per nair. Omaha Bicycle Co., lslh and Chi. cago Bts. (473 ID1IAND safe cheap. Delight, 111$ Farnanv y usS SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINES $1.00 tofc$l5.00. We rent machines st T&o per week, or KM per month. Wa repair and sell parts for any machine manufactured. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., Geo. E. Mlckel, Mgr., Cor. 16th inu Harney. i-A Broadway, Couucll Bluffs, la. Hi N. Slth St., 2-. O.-Sihi, Neb. O-Ta 20 EDISON phonos raphe. $10, rjo and $J0; moulded records, each, or N Der dx : w aheela, $la up; 2dhaud. $e UD. Omaha bicycle Co., llh ami LUuiti bis. Q-aR3 FOR SALE MI (CELL AN EOIB. L. M. E. always hurry.Tel. 7M. Q Msr4 FOR SALn, two hraines to be moved Im mediately. Inquira A. Murphy, 420 8. Hih street. J tw 19 PIANO for sale or trade. O 14, Ree. Q M127 B4 FOR SALE Smith Premier typewriter; nearly new; cheap. U 45, Bee. Q-M467 18 FOR SALE, autnmoMle, almost new. Tj. P. Madsen, 32$ Broadway,' Council Bluffs. Q-Mi31-1 EDISON and Columbia phonographs; agents wanted; write for discounts. H. E. Fredrlckson, 15th and Capitol ave. Q-M547 S15 EDISON, Columbia phonographs; agents wanted, write. Fredrlckson, 15 A Cap. Ar. Q M547 Sit CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 1614 Cass 8L B 729 MMB. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 316 8. 16. B 626 ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. MME. AMtbB, vapor baths, 124 N. 15th. R. 7. T-6H 613 MMB. SMITH, baths. 11$ N. 16, 2d floor. R I T-132 85 GLADYS RUSSELL, 313ft N. 1Mb 3d floor. T M438 Hit ORACH O-BRTAN of Ky., 770 P. 13th. T M482 813 PERSONAL. PRIVATE hrapttal before and during con finement; ha Dies adopted. 2306 Grant BU Mrs. Garde Is. TcL F-1U2. U 732 RUPTURE permanently cured In 20 to SO days - send for circular. O. B. Wood, M. D 621 New York Life Bldg,, Omaha, Neb. U 783 VIAVA, woman a way to health. Home treatment. Booklet free. $46 Bee Bldg., Omaha. U 734 TEL. 780 for L. M. E. messengers. U-M856 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail. Collins Piano Co., 1622 Doug las, u 736 SHAMPOOING and hairdresslng. 26c, in connection with The Bavhery, 21S-220 Bea building. Tel. 1716. . U-737 CH.1?9PJ1T specialty. In connection with 1 ho Bathery, rooms 216-220, Bee Bldg. Tel. 1716. U 736 DR. B. M. JACKSON, room 4. Frenzer block, chronlo diseases-a specialty; con sultation free. U 73$ $30 RUPTURE CURED FOR $$0 No knife, no pain, no detention from business. Send for booklet, etc. EMPIRE RUP TURE CURB CO., 38 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. U 431 HAIRDRESSINQ, manicuring and chirop ody, for ladles only, in connection with The Bathery, 216-230 Bea Bldg. U 731 FRIVATB sanitarium for ladles before and during confinement. Dr. and'Mro. Gerlsch, 4U1 N. 16th St.. Omaha. U 44 PARIS WOOLEN CO. New location, 1416 Douglas. 'Phone L-2I2L . U 464 S10 SOME cigars ars good Shd other cigars are bCttor, but tha STOECKER CIGARS 1 Ars always BEST. U 477 IS PRIVATE homo for ladies before and dur ing confinement. Babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2620 Burdetta st U4,'4 Bepui ELITE PARLORS, 16 B. 16th St., Id floor. U M628 87 MMB. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15 2d floor, R. 1 u B-l MORAL young man, means, wishes cor- respondent, gooa iaay, well nxed. w. Douglas, Yankton, B. D. U 72 tl MONET TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real aiaie. Breunan-Love Co., $uk a. lain. ' W 7S 4M PER CUNT on business property, e per cent on residence property. Options to pay whole or part any time, W. B. UtilHXJi, 401 a. 16th Bt. W-740 WANTED, city loans and warrants. T, Farnaxa Smlia at Co., um Farnam Bt. W 741 FARM and city loans, low rates. W H. Thomas. First Nat bank Bldg. Tel. 'ltj. W-742 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Patera at Co.. 17os W 74$ LOW RATES. Private money. a i"t- inrwiniiflT tvnxANx Main Floor, New Yor Ufa Bldg. W-7U I PER CENT loans. Garrln Bros., 1604 r ( PRIVATE money. F. D. Wsad, 1624 Douglas W 746 $100 UP; low rata. Pilchard, 1712 Farnam. W-,47 PRIVATE money. Sherwood. 637 N. T. L W (1S 4ft TO P. C. money. Bemls. Paiton B:k. VI IW MONEY TO LO A CHATTELS. MONEY WHEN you find it necessary to borrow, give us a trial, after which we will by fair treatment attempt to retain your patronage. Wa loan from $10 up. on fur niture, pianos, live stock, tatc- Wa also make loans to SALARIED PEOPLE without mortgage or Indorser. We do not deduct Interest In advance, wa charge nothing for making or nllna- Daur anil our service is quick and confidential. Wa always try to piease our patrons. - OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., US Board of Trade Bldg. TeL 22S5. (Established 1892) 3uo So. 16th St. X M613 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team atera, boarding bousea, etc., without se curity : easiest terms: 40 office, in in-ln. elpal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg. A 161 Chattel and Salary Loans PHOENIX CREDIT Co. Successor to J. W. Tayloe. Tel. 746. 63$ Pagton Block. X-M75J DO YOU NEED MONEY? SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 3u3, Third Floor, Paxton Block. X 636 MONEY loared on plain note to salaried people; business confidential; lowest rales. 614 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton C. X 764 MONEY loaned on furniture, live rtocfc, Jewelry, to Salaried people. Foley lan Co.. sua. to Duff Green, k Barker block. X-7M MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew. airy, noreca, cows, eio. c. : Bceo, 311 a- IM. X-767 BVS1NESS CHANCES. WANTED, man with $3,000 to $5,000 to take ' good salary position on the Creeton and Wlnteraet Electric road. Call or address Lyman waterman, 134 B. 2Mb St. Y-610 !$ ROOM I NO HOUSE-SO FURNISHED ROOMS, WELL LOCATED, OWNER CLEARING $160 MONTHLY. BIG BAH- UA1N. MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY. 436 Good Block, Dea Moines. X MU 1 HOLES AL2 tit-rv for silc. tr.r.d laa lon and good trade; failing bealih Is rea son for selling; ww brick oven. AJ.lr.s Box .. Geneva, Neu, Y UX1 TO GET in or out of business csll on Wll. llams. Boons 411. McCaguo building. i-764 BISINES9 CHANCES. TirlllPM a.. .a a a V... anlt oe onKne 17 JITjII J'U TV n, II I. U a'UJ HS-II rAtll.tllgi gs rUU r V tla" I TlFfSW T iIi.'FTM V41t.tt.( C "W I. Johnson, 643 N. Y. Life. Y-M769 IF YOU WANT CASH for your business, city property or farm send full particu lars with best price and I will tell you how to get It, provided It is located In tho United 6tat-s. My plan a winner. Write today. Emerson De Puy, Des Moines, la., sixth floor Iowa Loan and Trust building. Y M3ts By BAliOONS SEVFRA7 GOOD STANDS. MONEY MAKERS. CHANCE FOR PARTY WITH CAPITAL TO CONTROL GOOD PROPOSITION. MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY, 436 Good Block. Des Moines. T-M64U 19 FOR SALE, the Porter house furniture and outbuildings. This hotel Is doing a nice business, but on account of poor health owner wants to quit. It will nay you to Investigate this. Address Fred Porter. Dodge, Neb. Y-M503 27 WE HAVE SEVERAL 10 AND 12-ROOM FURNISHED ROOMING HOUSES. ALL MAKING MONEY. CAN BE HAD AT RIGHT PRICES. MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY, 436 Good Block. Des Moines. Y-M560 13 FOR SALE, good paying restaurant In good Iowa town; good reason for setting. Address G 66, Bee. Y M630 20 IF YOU HAVR A BUSINESS TO SELL COME AND PEE US. WE CAN BENE FIT YOU. SHOULD YOU WANT TO BUY DON'T FAIL TO SEE U& WE HAVE ALL CLASSES OF BUSINESS AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS TO DISPOSE OF OR SECURE ADDI TIONAL CAPITAL. HAVE SEVERAL GOOD PROPOSITIONS FOR PARTIES WITH CAPITAL FROM $70 TO $5,000 AND SERVICES. ALL BAKE INVEST MENTS. COME AND SEE UB OR WRITE. MARKS BUSINESS COMPANY, 436 Good Block. Des Moines. Y Mail 1) WANTED, good responsible party, with $5,000 capital, to start a bank at Lelth City, la., on the new electric roaoj from Creeton to Wlnterset, la. A splendid opening. Lelth City has been platted but 20 days and has several new buildings. Address Lyman Waterman, 1349 8. 2tih Bt, City. Y-606 ! FOR SALE, a stock of drups In eastern Nebraska In town of 800 Inhabitants; two drug stores in town. Address W. W. Sinclair, Bancroft, Neb. Y 61 18 BARBER shop for sale, one of the best fiaylng shops In Pueblo, four chairs, good ocatlon. Address Box J31, Pueblo, Colo. Y 619 18 I CAN BELL YOUR BUSINESS. No matter where It is. Send description and cash price and learn how. I have or can find the business you want to buy. Tell me your requirements. W. M. Oi trander, Home Office, Suite 144$ North American Bldg., Philadelphia. Offices In fourteen cities. Y FOR EXCHANGE. FOR BALE, or exchange, small, clean, well selected stock of dry goods, no tions, shoes and furnishing goods; no fancy high-priced goods; will take about $2,000 In real estate and must have from $300 to $600 cash to meet obligations; busi ness can be continued or stock removed. Address 960 New York Life Bldg., Kan sas City, Mo. Z M764 16 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR BALE. $1 acres fruit and garden land, eight-room house, good barn, ap ples, cherries, plums, eight acres in tim ber, two miles iroru car iiue. Address 103 a First. Council Bluffs, la. RE-969 A SNAP I Elegant modern $-room brick dwelling. Kountse Place, $3,799. worth $6,000. Franklin J. Grlffen. 712N. V. Life. .- RE M627-A28 BEB PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO. for choice bargains. 601 N. Y. Ltfn Bldg. Tel. 1018. . RE 761 WILLIAMSON CHARLBS B . 120$ rarnam street ' - RE 78$ HOUSES and lots in all parts of city; also acre property and farm lands. The O. F. Davis Co.. Room 662 Bea Building. RE763 ' FOR BALE, good, smooth 160 acres SVfc miles of Holdrege, county seat of Phelps county, 3 miles to market all fenced. 20 acres of pasture, one mile to school; good, new 4-roomed house-, gqod barn, granary, machine shed; price, if sold soon, $4,500. Wheat on this place this year made 40 bushels per acre. E. W. Maxey, Holdrege, Neb. RE M63S IS GEORGE O. WALLACE, real estate, mort gage, rentals, Insurance. Brown block. RE 764 RANCH and farm lands for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A. McAlleater, land commissioner. Union Pa cific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE 768 FOR SALE, cattle ranch, has 400 acres of irrigated land; will sell ranch alone or with stock; pasture 1,000 cattle. I have land for merchandise. T. M. Cllne, 1338 O st, Lincoln, Neb. RE M740 24 A MONTHLY payment bargain in S-rooin house. G. M. Nattinger. Phone 463. RB M538 WHT PAT RENT? OWN YOUR HOME! Mae the Industrial Home Company of America. Best plan on earth 1 Olilce, 221 Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha. R. St Wilde, manager. RB M237 AU HOUSES, lota, farms, ranches, loans; also tire Insurance. Bemls, Paxton block. RE 70S 160 ACRES improved. Sarpy county, $6,600. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. RE 623 16 FOR BALE, tha odd sections of four town ships of land in North Dakota at $4 per acre; even sections government land. Ad dress Union Land and Colonisation Co.. Three Oaks, Mich. RE M753 18 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. WANTED Coal miners and machine run ners, Wyoming; bridge men, surface gang and extra gang, Wyoming and Nebraska; coal shovelera, Colorado division B. AM; coal shovelers and laborers, U. P. R. R. Western K. H. Labor Agency. 310 So. 11th. 2 OSTBOPATHT. GID. B. ft ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths. Butte 616, N. Y. Ufa Bldg. TeL liU. -771 PR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCague Bldg. TeL $368. . -774 MRS. GRACB DEEGAN. 63S Be building. Tel. li8. &26 MEDICAL. CR. PRIES, the asknowledged leading specialist In diseases ot women In Omaha, would call the attention of suftarlna ladles to bis unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter wnat causa, can or address, with stamp. Dr. Pries, Arlington Block. 161$ Dodge, Omaha. 7; SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN BANT'fl school. 717 N. Y. Life. 7W BOYLE8 college, court reporter principal. N. Y. Life. -fm NEB. Business ft Shorthand College, Boyd's Theater. 770 HSICAL. MRS. F. H. WRIGHT, piano. 1813 Webster Oh U7 B- STORAGE. OM. Van Btor. Co., 15UV4 Farn. Tela. 155-sa. 73 ACCORDION PLEATING. IDEAL PLEATING CO., 1610 Howard. -13 DRESSMAKINU. Dr.ESSMAKINO in fim'.Mes cr at herr.a Miss blurdy. 26s0 Haruey. 632 All TINNERS AND CORNICES. E. BAVAUE, '$! Farnam. 'Phone, till. -M643 til CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and rrpnlr- jjig promptly aJtemled to. J. T. Ochlltreo, 20th and ljkn streets. 370 THINKS AND RAGGAGE. TWIN CITY EXP. Phone 1717. 606 Bo. lth M,'8J L. M. E. hauls trunks. Tel. 730. MS06 TYPEWRITERS. LAMBERT TYTKWRITER, rrice $20; Is fast, efficient, durable, easiest to lesrn, use and care tor; sent on approval. Mon roe &. Co., SlUNo. 16th St, Omaha. M12S fATERTs. PATENTS Sues ft Co., Bee Bldg., Omaha; no fee unless successful; advice free. Sid Bl FLORIST. I HENDERSON. 1519 Farnam. Tel. 1263. Bend for price list, cut flowers and plants. M7S4 MAN t'KACTI. RING. P. MELCHIOR, 13th and Harney, ma chinist. 775 OMAHA (Safe and Iron Wks. makes a spe cialty of tire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., lui B. 10th 8t 776 EXPERT ACCOINTANT. PRIVATE lstisons in bookkeeping, etc.; night class Mond., Wed.. Fri. O. R. Rathbun, room 15, Com'l Nat'l bank. M323 HOTELS. LANGE HOTEL, upstairs. 13th ft Jackson. 19 87 BARKER, 12 ft Jones; Amcrl. ft European. 19J S7 BICYCLES. CLOSING out new and second-hand bi cycles, less than cost. Louis Fleacher. M746 23 LAINDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, Sc; collars, 2c; cures, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. A-17S3. 772 EEST laundry. The Chicago, 'phone 206. M-361 GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans cesspools and vaults, removes garbage and dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N. 10. Tel. 1779. 780 TICKET BROKERS. CUT RATE railroad tickets everywhere. P. H. Fhllbtn, 1506 Farnam. 'Phone 784. . 853 JUNK. MIXED country scrap, $11; stove plats. $8. Alpim, 802 Farnam. 778 AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Derlght's, 1119 Farnam street 786 r: " " , , 1 1 - " - BALE TIES, OMAHA Hay Bale Tia Co., $11 North lh. -7SW .NICKEL PLATING, OMAHA Plating Co., Bes Bldg. Tel. 2S35. 787 ELECTRICAL REPAIRERS. GRAND Electric Co.. 19 ft Jackson. Tel. 2846, 7IW PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas. . 7S1 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. JuUa Vaughn, 130 Ramge Bldg. 791 FCR DRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 Bo 18th. 7b ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANT. Tele phone 2190. 611 Bouth Thirteenth street. -779 MESSENGERS. QUICK messenger service. Tel. 1017. Mil A21 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. BTILLMAN ft PRICE. 23 U. B. N'l Bk. Bid. -777 NEB. Collection Co., $06 N. Y. Life Bldg. 346 A19 FOSTOFFICB NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as changes may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week ending August 23, 1902, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at ths general postofflca as follows: Parcels post malls close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels post malls for Germany close St t p. m. Mon day and Wednesday, Rerular and supplementary malls close at foreign station half hour later than closing time shown below (except that supplement ary malls for Europe and Central America via Colon close one hour later at foreign station). Traasatlaatle Malls. TUESDAY At :80 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. a. K. M. Therasla, via Plymouth. Cherbourg snd Bremen (mall for Ireland must be directed "per s. s. K. M. The resia"); at 8:30 a. m. for ITALY direct, per s. s. Nord America (mall must be directed "per a s. Nord America"). WEDNESDAY At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Bt. Louis, via Southampton (mall for Ireland must be directed "per s. s. Bt. Louis"); at 8:30 a. m. (supple mentary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per a. s. Teutonic, via Queenstown. THURSDAY At J0 a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. F. Bismarck, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg (mall for France must be directed "per s. s. F. Bismarck"); at 7 a. m. for FRANCE, SWITZER LAND, ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAKQUEZ, per s. a. La Lorraine, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must ba directed "per a. s. La Lorraine"). BATURDAY-At 6:3o a. m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Umbria, via Queenatown; at 7 a. m. lor ITALY direct, per a. s. Lahn (mall must be directed "per s. a. Lahn"); at 7:30 a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per a. a. Rotterdam (mull must be dl- t rected "per s. s. Rotterdam"); at $:30 a. m. fcr SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. Co lumbia (mall must be directed "per s. s. Columbia"); at 10 a. m. for BEIX11UM direct, per s. s. Kroonland (mail must be directed "per s. s. "Kroonland"). PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This steamer takes printed matter, commeictal papers and samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship -unless specially directed by it. After the closing of the supplementary transatlantic malls named abova addi tional supplementary mails ate opened on the piers of the American, English, French and German steamers and remain c-ixin until within ten minutes of the hur of sailing of steamer. ' Halle for Saath aaa Central Aaterlea, Waat ladles. Eta. TCFSPAY At : a m. (supplementary 1U 30 a. m ) for CENTRAL AMERICA (ex cept Coata Rica) and BOUTH PACIFIC iunln, per a. a. Finance, via Colon (mall for Guatemala roust be directed "per s. s. Finance"; at 10 a. m. forGRE NADA and TRINIDAD. pr s. a. Mara ras; at 10.30 a. m. for BRAZIL, per a. s. Capri, via Macelo, Rio Janeiro and San tos (mall for this steamer muat I spe cially addressed;; at 1 p. m. for ABQtlN- rOSTOFFICE NOTICE. TINE, URt'GI'AT and FARAOUAT, ivr a. a. Soldier I'lince; at t So p. m. for JA MAICA, per s. s. Admiral Farragut, from Boston. WEDNESDAY At 6 a. m. for BRAZIL, per s. s. Coleridge. 1 Frrnamnuro, Bnhla and Rio Janeiro (mall for North ern Brasil, Argentine, Uruguay and 1'arn- guny must he directed "per s. s. Cole ridge"); at 12 ) p. m. isvvplementarv 1:W r. m) for BT. THOMAS. ST. CHOtX. .F.EWAHP and WINDWARD ISLANDS, and BRITISH, DUTCH and KTUJKCli GUIANA per . s. Korona; at 6:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. a Captain Bennett, from Boston. THURSDAY At 8 a. m. for CURA. YUCA TAN. CAMPECHE, TABASCO snd CHIAPAS, per s. s. Monterey (mnll for other parts of Mexico must be directed "per a, s. Monterey"): at $ a. m. fur I'ONCK, t'.'T s. s. Arkadla (mnll for other parts of 1'orto Rico must be directed "per s. s. Ar'xadla" no- registered mall for warded by this stearrwrlt at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per s. a. Oranje Nassau (mail for Cu'acHO, Venexueln. Trinidad, British and Dutch Gulnna must be directed "per s. s. Oranje Nassau"); at $:SO p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Sclilev, from Boston; at 11:30 t. m. for NEWFOUND LAND, per a. a. LlvonlAn, from Philadel- rh a. FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. a. Niagara, via Tamplco (mail must be rected "per s. s. Niagara"); at 6:30 p. for BERMUDA, per steamer from lis m. tall. fax. N.-S. SATURDAY At t a. m. (supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO. CURACAO and VENEZUF.LA, per s. s. Caracas (mall for Savanllla and Cartairena must be directed "per s. s. Caracas1'); at 9:W) f;.rL..l""Pr,lomf'n",ry l1 s. m ) for FORTUNE; ISLAND JAMAICA. SAVA NII.LA and CARTAGENA, per s. s. Altnl (mall for Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s. 'Altai '); at 9:30 a. m. isupple- FfCoSF-wY'-.- .- ra Lfor HAITI and SANTA MARfA,- per ! s. Valencia; at 10 a. m. for CUBAi per a s. Morro Castle, via Havana; at 12:l p. m. for CUBA, per 8. s. Ollnrtm. via Matamtng (ordinary mail only, which must ba directed "per s. a Ollnda"). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North . Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:30 p. m. (connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday Malls for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence hy steamer, close at this office dallv 6:S0 p. m Mails for Cuba.' by rail to Port Tampa. Florida, and thence by teamer, rinse at this office dally, except Thursdav, Br 6:30 a. m. (the connecting closes are mnde on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this office dally except Sunday at 1:30 p. m. and 11:80 p, m., Sundays at 1 p. m. and 11:30 p. m. .Mails for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, close at this office dally except Sunday at 1:30 p. m., Sundays at 'l p. m. (con necting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, and Tues days for Coata Rica). Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day. Transpaelflo Malls. Malls for Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, close here dully at 6:30 p. m. up to August "18, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda. Malla for China and Japan, via Seattle, cIobc here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to August 20. Inclusive, for dispatch per a. s. Shlnano Msru. (Registered mall must be directed "via Seattle"). Mails for Hawaii, Japan, China and first class matter- for the Philippine Islands, via Ban Francisco,, close hure dally at 6:30 p. ra. up to August 21, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. a. Korea. Malls for the Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, cloae here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Aug-ust th. Inclusive, for dis patch per U. 8. Transport. Malls for Hawaii. Japan, China and first class matter for the Philippine Islands, via San Franoleco, close here daily at 6.30 p. m. up to August "JSth, lnclualve, for dispatch per a s. Gaelic. Malls for Australia (except West Au strallaj which Ih forwarded via Europe), Fiji, Bunion and Hawaii, via Sao Irancisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. after August 16 and up to Auguit 30, inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. Etrurla, due at New York August 30, for dispatch per s. a. Sonoma. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C-. cloae here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September "2d, incuslve, for dispatch per s. s. Empress of China (registered mnll must be specially ad dressed. Merchandise for U. 8. postal agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via Canada). Malls for Australia (except West Au- iraiie, wnicn goes via Europe, and New eairina, wnicb. goes .via 8an Francisco). hd FIJI Island dB, via Vancouver and Vlc- torla , B. C. ciose nere dally at 6:30 w. n. after August 3pth and up to Septem vci - loui, inclusive, tor uispatcn per s. s. Aorangi. k Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, . via Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September 2nth. Inclu sive, for dispatch per s. s. Mariposa. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing daily and the schedule of clos ing Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. "Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre vious day. " CORNELIUS VAN COTT. . Postmaster. 1902 ' T" AuKust 15' GOVERNMENT NOTICES. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. Omaha, Neb.. August 15, 1902. 8aled pro posals, In triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received here until 10 o'clock a. m., September 8, 1902, and then opened, in the presence of attending bid ders, for one hundred and fifteen (115) Draft Mules, to bo delivered at either Chi cago, 111., St. Louis. Mo., or Kansas City, Mo. U. S. reserves right to reject or ac cept any or all proposals, or any part thereof. Blank forms for bidding and cir cular giving full information and require ments will be furnished on application to this office. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposala for Mules " and addressed to JNO. W. PULLMAN. Chief Q. M. . 4t-DU-1981-,2 i RAILWAY TIME. VAHtt. BURLINGTON STATION IOTH ft MASON Barllngtoa A MIsaoarl River. . , Leave. Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln .1. ..1 a 8:40 am Nebraska Express a h.w a.:: Denver Limited a 4:26 pm Black Hills and Puget Bound Express all:10 pm Colorado Vestibulaa Flyer ' Lincoln Fast Mall.'. b 3:10 pm Fort Crook and Platis- mouth ,...t k$:20pa Bellevnue & Pacific Jet. a 7:!i' pm Bellevue ft Paclflo Jet. .a $:00 am Arrive. bll am a 7:6 pin 6:46 ;ta a 3:10 pro a 3:10 pm a 9:17 am bU:0S ana a 6:27 atu Kansas City, Bt.' Joseph ft. Coaaell III aaa. Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 8:30 am a 6:4 pm fit - Louis Flyer a $:)0 pin all:l6 am Kansas City Night Ex..amjo pm a :is am Chicago. Barliagtoa ft tinlacr. Chicago Special a 7:00 am a 4:nt pm Chicago V etc billed Ex. a 4:oo pm a 7 . 30 urn Chicago Local ...........a Jh am aU:(s) i-m CiucuKO Limited a e:v pm a 7:30 am yst Mail g $:4a pm a Dally.- b Dally except Sunday, o Bun day only. A Daiiy except Saturday, a Dally except Monday. e UNION STATION 1UTH AND MARCY. Chicago, Rock lalaad ft Pact Be. . Arrive. EAST. Chicago Daylight Lim ited ..a 6:00 am Chicago Daylight a 1:00 am Chlcaso Express bll:16 am tes Molnea Local a 6:20 pm Chicago Fast Ejtprevs...a 4 .to pm WEST. 6:46 am a 9:36 pot a 6:116 pm bll:Ui am a !: pm Rocky Mountain Lim ited a 4:60 am a 4:63 am Lincoln. Colo. Springs, uenver, x-ueuio sua Wast .a 1:30 pm .a 6:20 pm 5:43 pm 12:40 pm Arrive. 7:30 pm $:2e pm Colo., Texas, CaJ. Oklahoma Flyer... laii'a Faclae. Leave. ..a 9:40 am ..a 6:u0 am ..a 4:2h pm ..all .30 pm Overland Limited... Fast Mall California Express. Pacific Express Eastern Express a 4:36 Dm Atlantic Express a7:$0au Colorado Special 7:10 am Chicago Bpeclal 3:40 am Lincoln. Beatrice and Btromsburg Ex b 4:05 pm bl!:60 pra Grand ialaud Local b 6:30 pm b 8. Si pm lillauls Ceatral. Chicago Express a 130 am a $:10 pa Chtcip), Minneapolis ft Bt Paul Limited a IM pm a 1:08 am Miuneapulla ft Bt Paul Express b f :au am biu:5 pro Chicago Expreaa 1 10:36 pm (klcais ft Korthwestera. "Ths Northwestern Line." C Leave. Arrive, aat Chicago. a 8 40 am a 7.00 am U ... ...... I.uv put a $.30 am 'U.WAV TMIK rtllD. Local Picux tlty s6:l-am .1 io pm Daylisht St. Pau a 7... on. u:0.& pm Daliaht Chicago a am all:.i p:n Local Chicaao a',tf.ia am a 6 tf pm Local Carroll a 3 m pin al".-v uui Fast Chicago ....a 1:1! era a 4:u6 pin Limited Chicago a 7.4 p-n a 9.:ii am Fast t. 1'aul ai:63p:n ft 50 am Fast Msii a 1:40 pm Local t-iojx City b $.33 pni bl:u uiu altnsh. Bt. I.otiis "Caitr.on Ball" Express (:56 pm a I f nm Bt. Louis Local. Council Bluffs a $:lt am a1'j:!& pm Mlaauarl .I'aclBe. St. Louis Express slOrfs) in a 4 25 pm K. C. A St L. Ex aiv:Su pm a C:16 aia I lilrngn, Mll-wapL.ee ft St. Pan I. Chicago ft Omaha Ex.'.b 7:40 am b 3:40 pm Chicago Limited Ex a 6:00 pm a 7;a0 uiu WEBSTER DEPOT-ISTU ft WESITBn thlraa Bt. Paal, Mlaaeapolla ft Oinaha. , Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger.. ..a 6:30 am a 9:tt pm Sioux City l'p.ssciiger...a J:00 pin aU:C0am ' Emerson Local b 1:40 pm b 4:41 am Fremont H'lkhora t Mleeawrt Valley. Black Hills. Deadwood. Hot Springs a $.-00 pm a 1:00 pra Wyoming, Casper and Douglas d $:00 pm a 6:00 pra Hastings, York, DavM City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward. ...0 $:00 pra b $-.00 pot Norfolk, Lincoln snd Fremont b 7:! am b!03 am Fremont Local ...a 740 am Mlaaonrl Paclfle. Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water .......b 4:10 pm al0:t$ am STEAMSHIPS. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE New York-ltottordam, via. iloulogna, t. M. Now Twin-Screw s. s. of 13,uu0ton rerU-.)-Twln-8crew Gnltarrlim Strainer nUIIBIUdlll Aut- !l. W A. M Twln-f"ore Aut. SO. Steamer HUUIUdUI 111 A. M Steamer w Statendam Sept. 6, 10 A. M. Apply to Harry Moores, lflOl F.rnam street; J. S. McNally, 1323 Farnam street: H. S. Jones, liio2 Farnam street; louls Neese, First National Bank, Omaha. OLDEST AND NEWEST LOCOMOTIVE. Former Aboot to Be Retired After Eighty Years' Service. A strange contrast Is offered by tha oldest and the newest locomotive in the world, says the New York Times. The former, built by Stephenson in 1S22, Is now, after eighty years' continuous service, still work Ing, hauling trurks at Hetton In England. The principal dimensions of this "old ' timer" are: Diameter of tha cylinders, 104 Inches; piston stroke, ii Inches; dla- ' meter of the wheels, S feet. The weight ot tha engine Is fifteen tons, and It has a 1 haulage capacity of about 129 tons at a 1 speed of ten miles an hour on a fairly leva! 1 track. Its general .design (excepting tha rab) remains as originally constructed, while some parts, notably the steam dome, ' are actually portions of the engine aa con structed In 1822. ' After this long and faithful service it If not surprising to learn that the engine la at last becoming unequal to the ever-Increasing demands made upon It, and the directors of the Hetton colliery, therefore, shortly Intend to withdraw the relic from Hetton, and it will tn the course of a few weeks And a permanent "resting place" at the Durham College of Science, NVwcastle-on-Tyne, where It will be preserved to this and future generations as a worthy example ' of the earliest period of locomotive engi neering. Stephenson's "No. 1 Locomotion.' built for the openipg of the Stockton ft Darlington railway In 1825, continued work ing On "the first public railway" until 1850,' when It passed Into the bands of Messrs. ' Pease ft Partners, by whom It was used tpr colliery purpose until 1857, at which time : It was placed on a pedestal for exhibition At Darlington Station, whore It Is to be seen today. The newest locomotive is the New York Central company's new tandem eompound. No. 2399. built recently at the Schenectady Locomotive works. A few days ago It took a train of 10S loaded cars from DeWltt to Albany In eleven hours. The 10S cars were loaded with 4,500 tons of freight. This is the greatest tonnage ever moved by a single locomotive on any railroad in the world. Some Idea ' of the stie f tho load can be gathered when It is realized that 9,000,000 pounds of freight were moved, The engine was in charge of Philip Bber hardt of Albany. Later the same locomo tive drew 100 cars over the division. In the 100 cars there were 4,200 tons. The hauling capacity of the locomotive Is enormous. It drew fifty loaded cars up the Schenectady hill without assistance, an un heard of feat among Central englnemen. The Increased power of the monster Is gained by the use of eteam four times, Chat is, one compound cylinder placed ahead of the other, hence Its name "tandem com pound." COWS ATE DYNAMITE. Thea There Waa an Exploaloa aaa a Shower of Meat. Thirteen cows, the property of Claud -Peters, a dairyman near Martinsburg, were destroyed recently by attempting to eat dynamite, reports ths Philadelphia North American. The detonation could ba heard for a mile In every direction. The cows were blown many feet into the air. and not single one of the herd escaped. ' The accident is one of the strangest on record.' It has long been told by the eomla ' supplement men that goats of either gender are imbued with a wonderful penchant for munching at everything they happen across , from grass to Harlem flannels, but cows tave not before been charged with a sim ilar desire to feed on anything not tendel to rlchen their milk supply.. The cattle which were killed on the Peters land were all registered Holstelns of the '. purest breeding. Tbey were very valuable. From statements made by their owner they deliberately courted death. For some time past a crew of workmen have been engaged in advancing a telephone , line along the roadway. A shed wag erected on a bit of land belonging to Peters and In this dynamite waa stored. The dynamla was used for blasting purposes. That afternoon the cows were apparently contentedly munching tho pasture grass, when they ofcerved the powder shed. They all journeyed to It and found the door was open. On tha floor near the door was a bog filled with sticks ot dynamite. This was upset so that the dynamite rolled out on . the grass, and Instantly several of the cows started an Investigation. . It is not known how many of tha cows se cured sticks of the explosive, but when they began gnawing at It, the friction caused an . explosion and In an Instant tbs air la the Immediate vicinity waa filled with particles of flying cows. The workmen In the trenches ran for shelter, not knowing what had happened snd from ' many adjoining ' properties men came running t make an tnevatlgation. Peters went out to ascertain the trouble and mlsst-d his cows. When he approached the tool shed be found tbs ground littered with hoofs aad other evidences of the aln mals, but no llfo, and then he knew wbero they bad rone, snd ths m'lklog wis not done that night. The loss will approximate euveral ibuuaaud dollars. KlB'Theat la the Una. - If you have loss of appstlte, headache, constipation or biliousness take Electric Bitters. It cures or no pay. Only too. t.-