THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BTTNDAY, OCfOHEIl 23, irot.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
ABBOTT -COWAN CO.. ll Nat. Bk. bid,
can get you lo or oul of business. XIM
SHOLES-ARMSTRONO CO.. 72J N. T. Life,
Tei. 48. T-fcse
TO get In or out of business, or If you want
to buy or sell real estate see Omaha
Real Estate and Business Chance Agency,
W N. Y. Ufa bldg. T-W
WHEN you want lo buy. Mil or exchange
Jour property or builnw quick, aee J. fi.
obnaoo, Ui N. Y. Lite. 'Phone L2270.
Y-997
DRUG Stores Kniest R. P., N. Y. L. bldg.
Y 264
BAKERY and confectionery, cheap. C 3,
Bee. Y 87,N1
PHYSICIANS located. ' Kniest N. Y. L.
Y-M9u7
FURNITURE for 6-room Oat 7Ca 8 16th.
Y M494 Ux
FOR BALE, -room molern flat. 705 8. 16th.
Y Mm ax
TWENTY-ROOM KD HOTEL at Kearney,
opposite Union Pacific and convenient to
Burlington depot. Hotel recently en nrgd
and renovated. Rent, J6 per month.
Good opening here for prnctlcnl hotel peo
ple. F. (J. Keen a, Kearney, Neb.
Y V500 21 .
OUR GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS
pay 4 to 8 per cent monthly on tA and
upward; highest references end testi
monial. INDUSTRIAL CSCARAN TY
v CO., 1046 First National Bank b d.. Chi
cago. Y-M..74 23x
GREATEST gold camps the wnnd h
known are Tonapah and Goldfleld. We
are headquarter for these eto ks at
ground-floor prices. M. J. Greevy, 414
Bee bldf. 'Phone L-2330. Y 661
STOCK of general merchandise for sale
within twenty miles of Hastings. Ad
dress Box 14. Hastings, Neb. Y 694 27x
" "SUCCESS IN SPECULATION."
flOO Invested In grain, stocks or cotton by
our "Conner vatlve Plan" should result 1n
a profit of t')0 to 81.000 within a month.
Write for particulars and market letter.
Mailed free. Orders executed In Chlcna-o
and New York. C. A. Lane ft Co., Bnnk
ers and Broker, Keystone Bldg., Pitts.
burg. Pa. Y-703 13.
AN INCOME for the family. Dividends
trut will please you. Address 701 Drexel
Bldg,, Philadelphia. Pa. Y-79 23x
FREE Six months' subscription to our
Bulletin and Mining News. If Interested
In mining, write, Kave. DeWolf ft Co.,
33 Cortlandt St., New York. Y C63 23x
GOLD FIELD mlnlna- storks mean big
profits for early buyer; richest district In
the world; a few dollars Invested may
mean thousands; Goldfleld letter and let
eat map free; highest references Write
today. Emerson A Co., 42 Broadway. 171
La Salle 8L, Chicago. Y 664 23x
THRE19 MONTHS FREE The Weekly
Shareholder, It contains latest stock mar
ket, grain and mining news; It puts you
right; oldest financial loumil. Address
Shareholder. 68 Wall St., New York.
Y-665 23x .
PATENTS-
GUARANTEED
PATENTS securco or fee returned. Send
model or sketch for free opinion an to
Saieutabillly. Send for lliust.aied ObluH
UUK anu Hat of Invent. ons wanted,
finest publication Issued for free ulr. ba
llon ; contains valuaule Infurniatiuo re
garulng patents, trade muk and copy
rights, huw to obtain and sell Uiem, iuJ
mechanical movements, etc. Patents se
cured by us advertised free In the lament
Record; sample copies free. Aua.esa
Evans, Wllklns St Co., Registered Attor
neys, 603 F St.; Washington. D. C. Y
YOU can never profit by business chanoes
unless you have some money; small sav
ings are me foundation of lare fortunes;
start a savings accounts with J. L
Brandels Ac Sons, Bankers, 15th and Doug
las bts. Aihu over 34uu.UOU.od. X,
WB CAN sell your real estate or business,
no matter where located. If you desire
a quick sale send us f description nnd
erfy of any kind, anywhere, write us. We
have, or can get, wont you, want. N. B.
Johnson ft Co.. 606 S, Hank Co
ommerco
Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo.
CASH for your real estate or business,
no matter where located. If you desire a
quirk aale send us description and price.
Northwestern Business Agency, D.112.
Punk of Commerce Building, Minneapolis,
Minn. Y m
100 LOTS FREE
Applicants sending stamp will receive
deed of lot, sire 25x100 feet. Suburb, New
York, loin Century Realty Co.. 6 Wall
street. New York. Y
810,000-Your last
Write today foi
tBV WWltUIIII J I VT111 It.
Write today for particulars. Pre8s Pub.
Aaa'n. Mack Bldg , Detroi
Mich. IT-
WANT ED Manager, Omaha branch; large
Chicago manufacturer staple line selling
through the trade and local representa
tives, desire manager for Omaha branch;
salary, 3100 monthly and large commis
sion; will net 3-.600 yearly; applicant
must possess executive ability, furnish
flrst-clusa references and 3V60 cash; money
secured. Address the Le Matre Com
pany, SI 1-21 3 B. Madison St., Chicago.
Y-HWti 23x
FOR BALE Drug stock, well located, In
Omaha; will invoice about 62.2uo; term,
one-half cash, balance in monthly pay
ments from profits on sales: no old stock;
good brick building, on corner; rent rea
sonable; present owner has other buel-
. ness; Investigate at once, as this is a
splendid opportunity for a druggist to
continue an established business. Address
D 68. Omaha Bee. Y 722 23x
OIL BTOCK In new company, located In
'heart of the Muncte (lnd.) field. For
full particulars address A. W. Glass,
Chamber of Commerce, Detroit, Mich. .
- vY-631 23x
ELLIOTT KINGSBURY& CO.
are paying the largest dividends on ootton
Investment. Particulars free on applica
tion. ELLIOTT KINGSBURY '& CO..
i M-M Wall St. New Yorlu
, - Y 660 3x
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: or
bond Isaue, reputable uorporatlon, min
ing, Industrial or railroad, wanted; have
every facility for celling. same on com
mission give particulars. P. O. Box 1463.
New York City. , Y 667 23x
COTTON Wt pay you over I per cent divi
dends twice each month, have done so for
years and can continue Indefinitely; our
, plan Is safety Itself and no rluk to capital
Invested, which la returnable on demand:
our booklet, "Ideal Growth of Money.''
free. H. Brown Company, incorporated.
41 Wall. New York. Y-663 23x
CORPORATION whose products are han
dled by leading wholesale mid retail deal
ers, waut competent man to take man.
ngemeni of brunch ohVe; salary $.'.5ou per
annum and commission; energetic man
should earn K-.Otio per' annum; must In
vest from 31,C0u to 16,000 In Block of com
pany; unquestionable references as to
ability und Integrity required. AddreM
Box M, .Madlsuu, Wis. Y tifcl 2tx
X WRITE advertisements, booklets, follow
up letters; anythlnK pertaining to ad
vertising or publicity. Can servo you
wherever located. M. I. Llndeman. 4s
World bldg., New York. . . Y-417 Ux
SIX months free "Biasing the TreU"'
elaborately Illustrated, sixteen 'pages:
'.'wildest and woollesi of the wild west."
Address I J. Morser, 'Temple Court,
Denver. Colo. V I'.iJi ?
WANTED Party, who can Invest 3000
rash, to take active Interest Jn an es
tablished butdnee whloh wll bear Inspec
tion. Address E 1, He offlc.
, Y-MS:"0 23
WANTED Good, lve man to take l iter
est In estHbllvhed real ertate aid Dur
ance bUKlneas; only mi'll cuptal re
ejuired. Addres U 2, Bee office.
Y-Msa js
FOR BALK Up-to-date lcm laundry and
dye plant locnted In city of 12.UU0. doing
two-thirds of the business. This plant is
A No. 1 and dclng elog-mt buinps and
, will atand thoroiiKh Investigation. Only
reason for selling: propeletor losing eve
slght. Address D 40. Bee. Y 711 tlx
RELIABLE, energetic nvin to retresnt
enstern concern throughout NelirHHka.
flmall caeh Investnu nt reoulred. . Clean,
verv profltMhle proronltlnn to r'-ht p-rtv.
Address 9t0 Ijiw Exrhuugo, J!urr"lo. N. Y.
- Y-710 a
PIO PROFITS Fend for our "Guide to
success" contain valuable Inform" tl m
to mksII investor" on Bruin markets.
Send for It It Is free. "5 earrrd r 'I In
elx davs: t ewrr.ed 3'" In five days;
eft earned l"l In flv rttys Ixn 4
Resch 43 Commercial nidg., Cblc-i" III,
opposite Board- ol Trade. tH 23x-
BUSINESS CHANCES
A SMALL hotel, furnished, for sale In a
goexi town at a s.icrlnce, doing good busl
ntas. Box 12, Syracuse, Neb.
T-SJ MX
J. H. JOHNSON,
OMAHA REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
CHANCE MAN, HAS
GEN'L MDSE.-Boeke 35.000 to m,000;
clean, up-to-date; good live towns; for
cssh or good Improved land.
GROCERY STOCK-4U.U00 to 13,000, .city
and country towns; one special stock of
32.WO In city. Cnn use good piece land
at par value or city residence; be quick,
for It s a FINE STOCK and you'll be
sorry If you miss It: owner's wife's
health necensltates a change at once.
HARDWARE stocks In city, and live
country towns; select staple lines, 32,600
to ffi.'HW; the Utter one can be had for
good farm or caah or Omaha residence
troperty and cash: stock located In fine
Nebraska town of 1,000 people. Here's
your chance to get fine slock and busi
ness, " Lumber and Coal Business
3I.0O0 Only one In good western Iowa town;
might also sell HARDWARE and furni
ture stock in same town, valued 36.W0;
It's the only one of the kind there. This
business has large territory to draw from.
You can dor large business by personal
attention to It. The owner Is engaged in
other enterprises, hence cannot give this
his attention. This is a fine opening.
THEN another fine opening In Nemaha
Co.. Neb., only business of kind In good
town; fine country to draw from. LUM
BER AND COAL, 3S.UI0. Real estate,
lijtw. Volume of business per annum,
31&.000 to fcO.OuO. Better look at this..
' Rooming and B ardintr Hous? s
IN OMAHA 3260 to 33.000; various sixes and
chnrocterj well furnished and doing good
business. You should buy one now and
add to your wealth while some can be
had at right figure. Come and see me
first, then if 1 can't suit you, why, go
to the other fellows. See? MY LIST is
full of good business propositions; will
fladly furnish prospective buyers with
ull particulars.
J. IL JOHNSON. 843 N. Y. Life.
T M844 23
FOR SALE, furniture of 10-room nit. $;
rent, 326. 1622 Burt Y-.M358 24
FREE! lots to advertise N. Y. suburb.
Send stamp for one lot Oceanviewv
High elevetlon Realty Corporat'on S31
Brosdway, N. Y. Y-723 23x
Two Hardware Stocks
One In Butler, the other In a Saunders
county .town. Both well located with fine
trades. For sale or trade at their actual
value.
Two general mdse. businesses in western
jowa towns; gooa locality ana
Each car. be traded for good land.
A fine chnnce to begin in an established
business. A Jewelry stock In , western
Iowa college town, well located and for
sale fit a bargain on account of ill health
of the owner.
John B. Hansen,
821 New York Life. Omaha.
Y-4J a
FOR SALE A 5-chalr barber shop; fine
location, room and fixtures. For par
ticulars address Lock Box 935. I)e
Moines, la. Y M726 24
KOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Pianos Cash Pianos
COME TOGETHER HERE.
Nowhere In this city con piano buyers find
mich values In good, reliable pianos and
organs, either new or used goods. You
must call and see our line of Instruments
to appreciate our Interest-saving system.
We take old goods In exchange, also
make estimates on repairing your piano
free.
PERFIELD PIANO CO.,
TEL 701.
1G11 Farnam St
Q 878 8
FOR SALE, two hard coal stoves, one
nearly new. 2410 Seward. Q MS59 24x
SO TO DIAMOND Loan Office for loans;
bargains in goods In pawn. 1401 DougUa.
Q 103
FOR SALE Shelving, counter anS fixtures.
Megeatb. Stationery Co., 1308 Farnam.
Q-M60O
BEAUTIFUL Angora rabbits, 31.B0 a pair.
2716 N. 25th st - . Q-M814 24x
FOR SALE A. soft coal burner, only used
one winter, "cunt 318 new; will sell rea
sonable. Call 2810 Seward at. Q 81'G 23x
FOR SALE Several scholarships In a first
class standard school in Omaha, comprls-
Ing complete course In business, short
hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee of
fice. Q 852
OLD'S GASOLINE ENGINES are rdlablft
Two second hand engines chenn. us
Fat nam st Q M579 ZSx
ELECTRIC nickel In slot. Peerless nlnno
players and Reglna tnuslo boxes hlg
money makers, cheap for caah or time,
botunoller & Mueller, 1318 Farnam. Tel. 162&,
Q-lul
SECOND-HAND MACHINES
The following Is a partial list of what
we offer for all of this week:
1 Domestio $ 6.00
1 Domestic 10.00
3 Singers, high arm 12.00
1 Singer, new Improved 16.00
1 Household 1U.0O
1 Union , ,. I.O0
1 White 8.00
1 White 6.00
1 Wilcox AGlbbs 30.00
. 1 New Home 10.00
1 Singer, Shoemaker 20.00
Modern drop-head machines, slightly
used, at one-half the regular prloe.
We rent- machines at 75c per week, or
82.0U per month.
We sell needle and parts for and repair
every sewing machine manufactured.
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
These machines have all been thoroughly
overhauled and put In first-class condition
and are bargains for the money;
Yost 310.00
Callgraph 10.00
No. 6 Bllckensderfer 16.00
No. 2 Remington 20.00
No. I Smith Premier 25.00
No. 1 Densmore 60.00
No. ( Remington 42.00
No. 2 Remington 60.00
No. Smith Premier 66.00
No. 3 Oliver 45.00
No. 8 Oliver 65.00
No. t Oliver 60.00
No 4 Underwood 70.00 '
No. 6 Remington 76.00
No. 1 Smith Premier 66.00
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.
Corner 15th and Harney Bts.
224 Broadway, Council Bluffs.
BRANCH OFFlCtr-626 N. 24th bl. South
Omuhtt. GEO. E. M1CKEL,
'Phone 1663. - Manager.
FOB SALE. 23 head white spring shoats.
Will make good feeders. J. H. Be sear,
lltu and Missouri ave.. South Omaha.
Q-MSU 24X
FOR SALE, base burner, largest slse Ra
diant, Home, double heater, used one win
ter. Inquire 38u7 Seward at. Telephone
F-2617. Q-613 ax
FOR SALE One very fine, red color, violin,
remodeled by Aug. Geinuuder 4k Sons,
New York, cost tluu; bow coat 312, box 310;
all goes) for $75. One new 6W8' View
camera, four plate holders and kits for
4x5 cabinets and 6x7 plates and a $.10 lense
and a 7.i0 pjlr of tteoro lenses and oi Trying-
case, lust uo; v. In sn lor una
Olds runabout, l'i model, with 03 car
buretor. 3 new tires, the other still good,
two medium euod 'trvs, dw-se-do seat,
alsj reat for two children that facet front,
new Cain, win go iui j'. , . in., n rigm
away; it's a bargain, E. C. Chamberlain,
Xenison. la. v 6- ii
BASES BURNER, double beater, used one
season. 2728 Jackson bt. Q M782 24x
FOR SALE Great Done 'watchdog 1 yeHr
old; well trained, very intelligent; also
coon, fux, wolf and rabbit hounds. Nebe
Bros., Atlantic, la. Vi 630 33
TRAVELING man, compelled to change
I territory, nuis. evil r-rly new I'pr slu
Vose A Hons piano. Make oner. Address
D tJ. Bee. Q ;4X
13 H. P STEAM combination engine. als
Itjvy platform spiini; wagon. J. R.
kur'netaoti, iM K. Pierce, Council Ulufre.
BASK Ul iiM.U stove, almost new, god
condition; price, JU. Inquire IK T 8. i th
ave. 4-3 33
FIGURE with us on your furniture and
vurpcts; the lsrKt stock in Omaha. We
still un "payments, too; l-rroi, 3- w rtu,
t per week: ISO worth, 316' per week.
OMAHA Fl'ltNlTUltE CARPET CO.,
eteeii l-'tli and 14ih on Farnam si.
Q-6i4 13
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WE RCNT
Sewing mschines, 75e week.
We repair and sell parts
for every machine manufactured.
Second-hand machine
. from 36 00 to 310.00.
Nebraska Cycle Co..
"Phone 1(9. co.-nor liin and Harney.
y ioo
TELEPHONE poles, long fir timbers;
cheap chicken fence. Ml Douglas. Q luuO
COMPLETE line new and Id-hand furni
ture. Chlcsgo Furniture Co., ltlu Dodge.
Tel. 2CW. Q l"i
PECON D-HAND oaf cheap, DerlgM. Ill
Farnam. Q-?
tor KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman
I McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q--093
TWO HEAVY STEEL HORIZONTAL
TUBULAR BOILERS FOR SALE.
Two boll'Ts. 100 horse power, which have
been used but six years; made of firebox
steel, triple riveted, butt and strsp joints.
Insurance company permits of pressure
of 126 pounds. They are now In use and
csn be seen at boiler house rear of Bee
building. Can be delivered about August
26. Call or sddress W. H. Bridges, engl.
neer, Bee building, Omaha. Q Mk
FURNITURE modern, 8-rocm hou.'e. ona
block from Heyden's; cheap for cash.
Address D 44. Bee W M671 28x
FOR BALK, new, handsome. 6-room cot
tsge; modern plumbing, porcelain bath
tub: cemented cellar; shade trees; good
neighborhood; 28th and Csp. ave.; terms
easy. Inquire at 607 N. 19th . Q-375
FINE harness and saddles, trunks, baps;
all leather suit case. 36. Alfred Cornish,
1210 Farnam. Q M446 N17
STEAM automobile; taken In on a trade
and have no use for it Inquire 406 S. 15:b
t. Q-8ta
SECOND-HAND
STEAM FITTINGS FOR SALE
If you want a bargain In s.eam fltt.ngs caJl
and look over the following supplies;
E-o-Kioi iftikin a ..lobe Vatves.
Vi-lnch Gate Valve.
Vt-lnch Austin Horizontal Separator.
Vi-lnch Austin Vertical Separator.
H. P. Horizontal Engine.
4-lnch, 6-Inch, 6-lnch and 8-Inch pipe and
fittings.
These have been taken out on account of
Chung s in our s: i in paii'nn r n o cl
condition. Address Pee Building Co., or
see W. H. Bridges, Engineer, Bee Bt Ila
lng, Omaha. Q 631
Grand Electric Co.,
520 S. 16th St
AFTER NOV. 1 WILL BE AT
Western Electric Co.,
1212 Farnam St. ,
Phones 456 and 2846.
FROM NOW UNTIL OCT. 29 ALL
STOCK. SHOW CASES, COUNTERS,
ETC., OF THE GRAND ELECTRIC CO.,
620 S. ISTH, WILL BE SOLD VERY
CHEAP.
Q-M5S2 23
Electrical Supplies at a Bargain
We have about 200 feet 00 strandeJ electric
light cable and one boo ampere knife
switch. Address Lie Bunuiii o.. i e
W. H. Bridge, engineer. Bee Building,
Omaha. Q 633
BEST furnished flat in Omaha, lease and
furniture cheap. Inquire at Suit N. loth.
Q-641
FOR SALE, new and second-hand billiard
and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds;
easy payments; send for catalogue.
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender, 407 S. 10th st.,
Omaha. Q M429
THREE good wheels. 1921 Chicago.
Q-M471 Ox
POOL TABLES and show cases. 1407 Har
ney Bt. Q lot
PERSONAL
CHARLES PETERSEN, voice; perfect tone
production; German diction; students
given opportunity to appear In public
Studio, 613 W. O. W. bldg,
U-MJ27 026x
I GUARANTEE to leack you French and
German In a short time, using uiy own
text nooks. F. Peltier. 1720 Lodge at.
U Mil iNOViOX
DR. ROY. Chiropody, B. I ac 3, 1606 Farnam
U 139
M AnMPTIPtreatment & baths. Mme.
IVlrtVJM C 1 ll Smith, 118 N. 16, 3 fi. R. 2.
TRY KELLEY'S LAUDNRY. 'PHONE 8631
U-140
TRUSSES made and fitted to men, women
and children. 1404 Farnam at.
THE H. J. PENFOLD CO.
U-Hl'
LETOVSKY'S orchestra. Telephone L 2681
"VIA VI," way to health. 350 Bee Bldg
U-142
TUB, vapor and alcohol baths. 720 S. 13th.
U-143
DON'T fool with your eyes: be careful who
examines them; we test eves free fur
glasses and guarantee satisfaction.
. THE ft. J. PENFOLD CO..
Leading Opticians, 1408 Farnam.
U-144
ACCORDION ANU SUNBURST
PLEATING, KUCHiNC
BEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES
GOLDMAN PLtAllISG CO.
200 DOLUlA HtK. 'lh.U 1936.
Li 14
DRAWING and PAINTING from lite. Mr.
Case's Art Class; studio 4, Uulou block,
li'.n and Farnam, U 14s
WE DO expert piano moving; lowest rates.
Schmoller ei Mueller, 1313 Farnam. Tele
phone lo. U 658 NJ
WANTED, the deaf to test Instruments
for the deaf at the branch office of the
Hutchison Acouatio Co. of New York
City, 618 New York Life Bldg., Omaha.
U Moo Jl
HblLBRONN SANITARIUM,
SOUTH OMAHA, NUb
Magnesia Mineral Waters for rheumatism,
biood diseases, constipation, kidney dis
ease, etc. Saline and Turkish baths. Ad
dress H. J. Aberly, Medical Director.
U-167
OMAHA Stammerers'. Institute, Ramge Blk,
0 H?
LARSON 4k JOHNSON, cut rates to aU
points. HOC Farnam. Tel B2113. Mem-be-
American Ticket Brokers' Ass'n.
U-143
TELEPHONE 701 and the man will call and
tune your piano, 33. Pertleld Piano Co.,
lull Farnam st. U 880 23
USE Blanchard's Eczema Lotion on skin
diseases. All druggists, or address Bruce
& Co., wholesale drug house. Omaha.
U M503 N19x
WANTED Dressmaking at home or will
go out by the day or week. Mrs. Jessie
Earlywlne, 2109 Douglas st Tel. BZfSl.
U-622 2bX
PHYBICIAN. middle age, very wealthy,
seeks wife to share his wealth and af
fection; money no object. Addresa Mr.
"D." Lock Box 842. Hammond.
i. lnd:
U-6t4 23X
PRETTY English servant girl, age 22;
large Inheritance Just Paid; would marry.
Address Curran. 2ii Wabash Ave.. Chi
cago. U 69 23x
MARRY Wealth and beauty; marriage di
rectory fret: pay when married; entirely
new plan: send no money. Addri m H. A.
Horton, Dept. 297. Tekonnha, Mich.
II tiTi 23 X
PROMINENT phyeiclun, fine practice and
JHmmO lonss for rood, honest wife. Ad
dress Mr. H , 86 Hudson ave., Chicago.
17-676 23X
OMAHA STEAM PASTf: CO-
M'l.iufncturers of paste for all purposes.
Tel. A-SW63. 2210 Cuming. Eatabllshed Inn.
U-619 23
OOOI) violinist who ran teach violin and
piano, to locate In country town; special
Inducements. Address D 66. Bee.
U-4C9 23X
WANTED, sewlnr In private families. Ad
dress U f, Bee oftiue. . L' MW x
' PERSONAL
SUPERFLUOUS hair, warts and moles
permanently removed by electricity; con
sultation free and confidential; all work
guaranteed. Miss Allender, 423 N. Y. Llle.
. L t-i mx
Schmoller & Mueller
BIG LIST OF USED UPRIGHT PIANOS.
On display In the bargain room. Some ten
years old. others up to fivs years, some
only a few months old. All are pollened,
tuned and In shape for Immediate detlv-
Hail Sons, Osbler. Chlckerlng. Malcolm
Irfive. Hardman. Arlnn, Hale. Kimball.
Martin. Washburn, Erne, Singer, at 8u4.U,
3;6.00. 390.00, 3ia.00 to 31W.O0. on easy pay
ments. .
Square piano and used ore-tine, 'all makes,
l.0. 39.00, 812.00. 124.00 to 3.O0, guaranteed
In perfect order. Call and Investigate or
write tor complete list. Address
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.,
1313 Farnam, Omaha, Neb.
U 857 23
WHY pay 3 prices at Installment stores
when you can get better goods for less
money here? We sell on payments; W-u.w
worth, 31.00 per week; 350.00 worth, 31-W
per week.
OMAHA FURNITURE & CARPET CO.,
Between 12th and 13th on Farnam St.
U 617 23
BF UTIFt'L upright piano, in rtorns-e;
will sacrifice part of Its cost and srrarge
for easv paymenta. Address "Widower,
D 64. Bee. U 793 23x
I.ADY wishes to meet sntleman who will
be a true friend. Address E 7, Bee
U-MH72 23x
ART STUDIO-Mrs. Livingston. 818 N. d
St. . U M797 N22
SHORTHAND Sr2
write memoranda In 6 days, letters In (
weeks and report in 8 months. The Unl
graph Co., Box 888, Omaha, Neb.
U 613 23x
ROYALTY paid on song poems and musi
cal compositions; we arrange and popu
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BOND SALE. ,
Office of the cay CWk, South Omaha,
Neu, Sealed bids, u.urtea tu ine unuer
sititied and maiked "Propuals fur UoiioS."
wt.l be receivtd uiuii o cluco. p. na. on .he
Ktti day of rsovumuer, itfct, at the uhn.e of
the city clerk. South Oinui.a,, Neu., tor the
purchase ot the tolluwiug issues of city
bonus:
1 list 347,000 "funding bonds," denomina
tion of MM or 3l,uuU at the option 01 tne
purchaser, and snail bear uuie 01 Decem
ber 1, DM, and kha.l be due and payable
in twenty years Horn uate, unks. sooner
redeemed undsi the opUoii ret,. ved, auu
shuli near interest at tne rate uf (our and
one-half H'-a) per cent per annum, payauls
senil-annuaiiy.
'i'hooe bunUa are Issued for the purpose
of redeeniii.g 33j,u00 "fund.ng bunus ' and
!i2,oou "iuteraeutlou bunas ' Utteiuiure is
sued. "
becond 370.0CO "funding bonds," denomi
nation of mj or 31.UUU, and numoerlng
Iroiii one to seventy or one nundicu 1.11J
torty each, at the option of the pur
chaser, and shall bear date of pucemuer
1, iiH, and Mm II tiu uua and puyable
twenty years from data, optionul a.ter uve
(ejrs, and shah bear interest ut tne rata
of four and one-half per cent t-er
annum, payable semi-annually.
Those Londi are luutd fur tha purpose
of redeeming J.J.Ooo of funding bonus of
il. e Ltty of South Omaha heretofore issued.
auid bonds sie general oblUMons of iha
City of bouth omuha.
Each bid shall state separately the
amount offe'ed as principal and premium
and that accrued Interest wl 1 be pal i t
diite of delivery and payment of bunds.
K.i ill bid niuat be acioinpunled by a cer
lined check on s national or slate bank In
the amount of 8?,foo and made payable to
the City of Souih Omaha as r ideiice of
yood faith on the part of the bidder.
The city council reserves the right to re-
LEGAL NOTICES.
Jert any and all bids and waived defect.
By order of the city council.
J. J. GILL1N.
City Clerk.
O20 dl4t
ELECTION PROCLAMATION BT
MAYOR.
Proclamation and .Notice: To the elector
and leu il voters of the City of Omaha, of
a special city election of the City of
Omaha, to be held Tuesday, the 8th day
of November, 19i4, for the purpose of
electing two members of the Water
Board of the city of Omaha, and also
for the purpose of submitting to said
electors and Ipk1 voters a proposition to
vote electric llnht plant bonds, and also
a propoBltion to vote sewer bonds, and
alio a proposition to vote Ore engine
house bonds.
To the Klectors and Legal Voters of the
C'f'.y of Omaha:
Under and by virtue of the authority In
me vested by the laws of the State of Ne
braska and by ordinance No. 63, Ordi
nance No. 64'W and ordinance No. 63J6, I,
Frank K. Moores. mayor of the City of
Omaha, do hereby proclaim and give pub
lic notice of a apeciul city election of suld
City of Omaha, which Is hereby called to
be held at the time of the general election
to be held In said city on Tuesday, Novem
ber 8, 1HJ4. tor the purpose of electing two
members of the Water Board of the City
of Omaiia, one from each of the two politi
cal parties casting the greatest number of
votes for governor at the last preceding
general election, and also for the purpose
of submitting to the legal electors of said
city the question and proposition ot Issu
ing bonds, to be called "Liectrlc Light
Punt Bonds," also bonds to be called
"Sewer bonds." also bonds to be called
"Fire Engine House Bonds." the said ques
tions and propositions being as follows,
to-wlt:
yUr.STION AND PROPOSITION OF IS
SUING ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
BONDS.
"Shall the bonds of the City ot Omaha In
the sum of five hundred thousand ttoUO.OOO)
dollars be issued for the construction of
conduits and subways, and the construc
tion, appropriation or purchase of an elec
tric light plant for the 'City of Omaha,
the said bonds to be culled "Electrlo Light
Piant bonds " of the City of Omaha, tne
same to be Issued in the denomination of
one thousand Ul.OoO) dollars ch, at such
times and in such amounts- as may be nec
essaiy tor sucii purpose, at any time during
the yeais 19u6 and ltioti, and to run for
twenty (Z0 years from the date of issue
thereof, and to bear Interest, payable semi
annually, at a rate not exceeding four (4)
per centum per aiuium, with interest
coupons attached, payable at the fiscal
agency of the State of Nebraska In New
lurk City, and not u be sold for leas
than par, the proceeds thereof to be used
for no other purpose than for the con
struction of couauits and subways, and the
construction, appropriation or purchase ot
an eiectno ligat plant tor the City of
Omaha?"
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION OF IS
SUING SEWKR BONDS.
"Shall bonds of the City of Omaha In the
sum of One Hundred Thousand (31O0.0UO)
Dollars be Issued during the year 1905, for
the purpose of paying the cost of construction,-
reconstruction and maintenance
of main sewers in the City of Omaha, said
bonds to run twenty (20) years from the
date thereof, and to bear Interest payable
semi-annually at a rate of Interest not ex
ceeding four (4) per centum per annum,
with coupons attached, to be called 'Sewer
Bonds," the said bonds not to be sold for
less than par."
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION OF IS
SUING FIRE ENGINE! HOUSE BONDS.
"Shall the bonus dt the City ot Omaha
in tne sum of Sixty Thousand ($o0,uoo)
Dollars be Issued fur the purpose of paying
the cost of constructing tire engine houses
for the use of the Are department of the
City of Omaha, such tire engine houses to
be In the locality and at the estimated
and approximate cost as follows, to-wlt:
"North 60 feet of lot 13. block 1. Arm
strong's 1st sddltion, estimated cost of
Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($26,000).
"In the vicinity of Nineteenth and Lake
streets, estimated cost of Seventeen Thou
sand Five Hundred (117.500) Dollars.
"In the rear of the high school, estimated
cost of Seventeen Thousand Five Hundred
(317 600) Dollars.
"The said , bonds to be called 'Fire En
gine House Bonds' of the City of Omaha,
the same to be Issued In the denomination
of One Thousand ($1,000) Dollars each, at
tich times and In such amounts as may be
necessary for such purpose at any time
during: the years 1905 and 1908 and to run
for twenty years from the date of Issue
thereof, and to bear Interest payable semi
annually at s rate not exceeding four (4)
per centum per annum, with Interest cou
pons attached, payable at the fiscal aarencv
of the state of Nebraska in New York
city, and not to be sold for less than par,
the proceeds thereof to he used for no
other purpo.e than for the construction
of fire engine houses for the City of
Or"h."
The said Questions and propositions shall
be submitted to the electors of the City
of Omaha entire In the proner form pro
vided by law for offlclnl ballots with the
-o-d "Yes" end the word "No" In separate
lines, printed thereon. All crUMM hflHnn
of sold lea-si electors marked with an "X"
ronnwins; tne worjj "Yes" upon said
official ballots cast at said election s-!l
be counted In favor of yivls.ntng of eiM
hnndo nnnn.lte urMch slid "X" mirk In
nlaced; and all oftVlnl ballots of snld lean!
elector with nn "V" ron-i- f., 1 1,
word "Vo" iinnn esld official ballots east
st said election hn h counted tcri con
sidered as se-aln't h i1n f M bonds
onr,f.P whirh M "X" mark Is placed. '
The rot's shall be own on the rlnv of
Bald etocttoSl Dt el-M nVWV n tfee n-n-
tna" snrl shall cnnM"ti open until six o'clock
In the venln of the same d,v, at the
respective vnfn niirw fe'tnwlng, to-wlt:
CITY OF OMAHA.
FIRST WARD.
First Dlstrlct-1018 South 10th street.
Second Dlstrtct-1704 South 10th street.
Third District 2Ut- South 13th street.
Fourth District Pacillc street.
Filth DIstnct-lVu3 South 10th street.
Sixth District 264o South 0h a-reet, rear.
Seventh District lia bouth 6th street.
Lightn District 1813 Soutn 6th street.
mi SECOND WARD.
First Dlstrlci-16i3 Leavenworth street.
Second District 1913 Leavenworth atreet.
'Ihhd District li2 South 20th atreet.
Fourth District 1259 South ltith street
Fifth District 1323 William street.
Sixth District 1424 South ltith street.
Seventh District 1908 South 13lh street
Elghtn Dls.rict 23-91 South 20. h street.
Ninth District 1601 Vinton street.
Tenth Dlntrlct-1710 Vinton street.
Eleventh Distrlct-3301 South 24th street
THIRD WAKD.
First District 1421 Jackson street, Thurs
ton hotel. '
Second District 1510 Howard street.
Third Dlstrlct-124 North 14th street, Del
lone hotel.
Foutth District 802 North 15th street
Fifth District 711 North ltith ttieet.
Sixth District 609 South 13th street.
Seventh i mt. Ici li.u vj.umuo ..tieet.
Eighth District 1120 Capitol avenue.
Nin.ll Dlolr.ui Lu3 Chicago slieet.
Tenth District 3i3 South 10th street
FOURTH WARD.
First District 1618 Capitol avenue.
Second District i21v t m i.um vtreet.
Third District 2416 Davenport street.
Fourth Dcs.nct lent at N. tl. corner 25th
avenue and Farnam street.
Fifth D, strict 1710 Farnam atreet.
Sixth Diatrrt 4ii 8 .u h 18, h street.
Seventh District 718 South 16th street
Lifc-lith District 314 South 20th street.
Ntiitn District iijo bou.h iiih street.
FIFTH WARD.
First District 2Mb Shermun avenue.
Second District 266 hherman avenue.
Third District 2016 Sherman avenue.
Fourth District 1M6 Sherman avenue.
Fifth District 22'J3 North oth street.
Sixth District 1443 North 19th street.
Seventh District 1166 Sherman avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
First District iu.'3 North 30th strest.
6econd District 4719 North 40th street
Third District 2217 Military avenue.
Fourth District 3702 North 30th street.
Fifth District 811.4 North 24th street
Sixth District 29ui Notth 8th atreet.
Seventh District 34o2 Parker street.
Lighth District 19i North 24th street
Ninth District 1710 North 24tb street
Tenth District 2307 North 24th atreet.
Eleventh District 1701 North 24th street
SEVENTH WARD.
First District 2719 Leavenworth street
Second District 1334 Park aitenue.
Third District 172U South Sid avenue.
Fourth District 2321 South 29th street.
Fifth District 16:6 Bouth 29th street.
Sixth District Tent, at northeast corner
29th street and Poppleton avenue.
EIGH1H WARD.
First District 131s North :'4th street
Second Dlstrlct-2706 Cuming street.
Third District 2603 Cuming street.
Fourth District 1662 unilug street.
Flfih District 2110 Cuming street.
Sixth District 2U4 Chicuno street.
Bovenlh District 1719 Cuming street.
Eighth District- NorUWMh street
First DlFtrlct jol3 Cuming street.
Second District 4110 Hamilton street
Third District 3928 Farnam street.
Fourth District 2i04 Davenport street.
Fifth District 281 Farnam street.
Sixth District 8014 Leavenworth street
in witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand u Mayor of said City of Omaha,
IT. lit" ' ul o" i , un.
Attest: FRANK K. MoORK.fl. Mayc
VV H. ELlluLRN, City Clerk.
(ricul )
019 D20t
WATER SETTLING BASINS AND FIL-
TEIti.
Haled propoauls will be received at the
otflce of Andrew Rose water, city engineer,
Oinuha, NohraHku, at 3 o'clock p. n , Octo
ber 22, IM, for the construction of settling
PERSONAL
basins and slow sand filters for the Creston
Water company of (Teuton, Iowa.
Plans and speclncstions can be obtained
by bona fide bidders on or after October
14. 1904, by applying at above office.
OtdHteAs
SECRET SOCIETY NOTICES
MASOftIO AltOUKCIEVmTS.
Maseato Tensile, Curate
Sixteenth ad Capi
tol Atiim.
CAPITAL IXIDOE. NO. 8, A, F. A A. M -
Sneclal meeting Monday, October 24. at
7:30 p. m. Work In M. M. degree,
ors welcome.
R. V. Cole. Master.
John Bamford, Secretary,
Vislt-
NEBRASKA. NO. 1. A. F. A A. M Spe
cial meeting Tuesday evening. October a.
at 6 p. m. Work In M. M. degree. Two
candidates. Banquet. v
Charles L. Shook. Master.
W. C. McLean, Secretary.
BELLEVUE CHAPTER. NO. 7, R. A. M -Regular
communication Wednesday, Oc
tober 26, at 7:80 p. m. Visitors welcome.
A. T. Ayers, Secretary.
KKIGHTS OF PYTHIAi.
NEBRASKA LODGE, NO. 1. K OF P.
Regular meeting Monday evening. Octo
ber 24, at 7:80. Visitors Invited.
B. B. Anderson, C. C.
Roy A. Dodge. K. R. A 8.
TRIANGLE LODGE. NO. 34-Meets every
Thursday evening, Castle hall, 22d and
Cuming. Visitors always welcome.
D. B. Stlne, C. C.
J. Ii. Stlne, K. R. A 8.
I. O. O. F.
STATE LODGE, NO. 10 Meets every Mon
day in I. O. Ot F. hail, northwest corner
Fourteenth and Dodge streets. ,
C. M. Coflin, Sec., 1614 Dodge.
BEACON LODGE, NO. 0-Meets every
i uesaay evening itio ciock iii a. w.
hall. Fourteenth and Dodge streets.
E. C. Burkett. N. G.
J. L. Alvlson, 8ecretafyJ
ROYAL A RCA RIM.
UNION PACIFIC COUNCIL, NO. 1069
Meeting second and fourth Mondays eacn
month at Arcanum hall, northwest corner
Sixteenth and Harney, visitors welcome.
Alex Reed, Regent .
Harry B. Morrill, Secretary.
PIONEER COUNCIL. NO. US-Meets In
regular session Tuesday, November 8, in
Continental block, llteentn ana jjougias.
Visitors Invited.
Thomas Q. Magrane. Secretary,
EASTERN STAR.
VESTED CHAPTER, NO. , ORDER
GAslbKN B 1 Art neguiar meeting
urday, November 6, at 7:30 p. m. Visit
ors welcome.
Winifred Wallace, Secretary.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION TENTH AND MARC"
Chicago, Rock Island Pacific.
l-iq'P 1 jmv Arrive
cnicago uayngni iocai.u i wnin i
Chicago Express bl2:01 pm a 6:lo pin
lira monies bAyicna -..w... . .
Ctiicafc-0 Fast Express. ..a 6:40 pm a 1:2V pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd. ...a 7:20 am a 8.60 pm
T , 1 I .... . . o 1 .Qll rm K'lln H ,11
J-llllUOlll, ICUYWl OL Y. a . I ' -
Oklahoma and Tex. Ex.. a 6:5 pm all: a n
Fast Chicago a 6:5o pm 7:30 am
Chicago A Northwestern.
t I fikl... n 1 1 9 l"i .m
Mail , a 8:10 pm 8:80 am
Daylight St Paul a 7:60 am 10:00 pm
Daiint Chicago .,a 7:10am 11:0 pin
Limited Chicago acitpm 1:19 am
T.nr.ni Carroll a 4:00 Dm 9:30 am
Fast St. Paul a 8:15 pm 7:06 am
Local Sioux C. A St. P.b 4:00 pm a 9:30 am
Fast Mail : am
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Norfolk A Bonesteel a 7:40am 10:Siam
Lincoln & Long ftne...D :4U am lu.-uoam
Deadwood A Lincoln. ...a 2:50 pm 6:16 pm
Casper A Wyoming d 2:50 pm 6:15 pn
Haatlngs-Alblon b 2:60 pm 6:16 p.n
Union Paolfle.
The Over'.and Ltd a 9:40 am a 8:05 pm
Colo, and Cala. Ex a 4:10 pm a 6:40am
'Chicago-Portland Sp'l...a 4:20 pm
Eastern Express a 6:30 pm
Columbus Local b 6:00 pm b 9:85 am
Colorado Special a 7:45 am
Chicago Special a 6:f.0 am
Beatrice Local b 3:50 pm b 1:16 pm
Fast Mall a 8:60 am 8:20 pm
Missouri Paelflo.
St. Louis Express al0:45 am a 6:30 pm
K. C. A St. L. Ex all:45pm a 7:00 pm
World s Fair Special. ..a 6:30 pm au:topm
Chicago Great Western.
St. P. A Minn. Ltd a8:S0pm
St. P. A Minn. Ex a 7:35 am
Chicago Limited a4:60pm
Chicago Express a 4:30 am
Wabash..
New World's Fair a 7:46 am
Loca! from C. Bluffs.. .a 9:15 am
St. U Cannon Ball Ex.. a 6:30pm
a 7:75 am
a pm
al0:30 a.-n
a 4:06 pm
a 9:00 pm
a 3:00 pin
a 8:20 am
al0:36 pm
a 8:06 am
bl(i:3i pm
a 8:u6 pm
1.
all :00 pm
a 3:10 pm
a 7:3j am
a 8:10 pin
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
Minn. A Bt. Paul Exp.
Minn. A St. Paul Ltd..
.a 7:26
.a 7:50
.b 7:2o
.a 7:50
A Bt.
.a 7:66
.ft 6:45
.a 8:20
,a 7:66
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Chicago, Mllvraoke
Chicago Daylight Exp.
Caufor nla-Oieson Exp.
Overland Limited
Dea ii. A Okobujl Exp.
BURLINGTON STATION J OTH MASON
Chicago, Burlington A 4nlncy.
Chicago Special a7:00am a 3:66 pm
Chic. Vestibuled Exp. ..a 4:00 pm a 7:25 am
Chicago Local a 8:16 am alLOOpin
Chicago Limited a 8:06 pin a 7:40 pm
Fast Mail 2:46pm
Burlington A Missouri River.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:60 am bl 1 :05 pm
Nebraska Express a 8:60 am a 7:40 pm
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 6:46 am
B. Hills A luget S. Ex.all:10pm a 6.08 pm
Colo. Vestibuled Flyer.. a 8:30 pm
Lincoln Fast Moll ,:l?D,n aR 2fpra
Ft. Crook A Plattsm th.b 2:62 pm 10:86 am
Bellevue A Pac. June. ..a 7:50 pm a 8:26 am
Bellevue A Pac. June. .a 8:30 am
Kansas City, St. Joa A Council Bluffs.
Kansas City Day Exp. .a 9:15 am a 8:06 pm
St. Louis Flyer a 5:25 pm all:t6am
Kansas City Night Exp.al0:46 pm a 6:46 am
WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH A WEBSTER
Missouri Pacific.
Nebraska Local via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al2 pm
Chicago, St. Paul, Mlnoapolis A
Omaha.
Twin City Passenger. ...b 8:30 am b 8:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pm all :20 am
Oakland Local b 6:46 pm b 9:10 am
a Daliy. b Dally except Sunday, d Daily
except Saturday. Daiiy except Monday.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
The Best Farm Paper.
PLAN TO OPEN RUSSIAN PRISON
Poliea Allege Discovery of Plot to
Release Many Political
Prisoners.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 22 -(8peclal Ca
blegram to The Bee.) A desperate revolu
tionary attempt has been made to liberate
625 political prisoners now Incarcerated In
the dungeon of the Peler Paul fortress.
The plan was to poison the soup rrgu
larly aerved to all guards and warders in
the early morning, and then to throw i.pi n
the prison doors as soon as ths custodians
were lying helpless from the effects of the
poison.
The plot was discovered by chance In
time to be frustratd. It had been so elab
orately planned that the revolutionists had
every prospect ot succesa. Several arrests
have beeu made
Jail Breaker is t. as-lured.
PEORIA. HI. Oct. ?t-Mllton Taylor,
wanted at Bardstowu. ky.. where he b okn
tail the rirst of the wevk. was a pnr .-bended
In 1-eorla toclsy. Taylor was awaiting trial
for burse lelln and graud larceny.
VYOUAK IN CLU3 AND CHARITY
1 tie oiioins letter iloiu .l s. mne Al.
Lewis, president or the Kansas federation,
says Mr. Barah Piatt Decker In the Oo
tober Club Woman, should bring many
opinions from many sources:
My Dear Mra. Decker: I wish we might
have the business and social aide of tha
next biennial more Clearly separated. Per
haps It would be better to say mnigla them
mure so that we might have fewer fune
tlons, and more genuine social intercourse.
It Is a great tax upon a woman a ingenuity
and strength to adjust herself to the proper
wearing apparel where business and social
affairs occur on the same day.
There might be a play day following the
regular working sessions of the General
Federation. Cajie preced.ng and one follow
ing It more time la wanted for social af
fairs. Then those who so desired, or those
to whom an extra day a expense and recep
tion gowns are an item, could go home.
The social side of the biennial is an Im
portant one. and all olub women appreciate
the hospitable spirit that prompts the en
tertainment given club women at the meet
ings of the General Federation, but the
finest social intercourse among women at
tuned to life's liner things may exalt every
session or the General Federation.
It does not seem a consistent thing In a
great body of women organised for serious
purposes, trying to establish Itself as a
force for world betterment to make a dress
parade of lis meetings. It does not seem
the correct thing for women to appear upon
the platform gowned so elaborately that
they Jar one's sense of the eternal fitness
of things when they speak on a serious
subject
It is true that Emerson said, "A great
soul has nothing to do with consistency."
but one who loves the great philosopher
may not agree with him always. A great
soul must tie consistent to reach fullness
of power.
A great organisation must be consistent
If It is to become a permanent force or
power in the working world.
The General Federation Is supposed to
be truly democratic in Its scope. It Is
hardly that, when the pace that Is set In
social affairs, Is representative of the class
that devotes Its time, energv and what
mentality It may possess, to society In tho
limited sense. A devotion to society In Its
higher meaning of humanity Is supposed to
dominate the General Federation.
Cultivated people rive a fine social dis
tinction to any assembly of which thev may
be a part, but they do not care for display.
I.et simplicity be the keynote of the ao'-lnl
side of the. meetings of the General Federa
tion, for only In the atmosphere of sim
plicity sre the finer Foclal nnd spiritual
forces generated. In this atmosphere the
spirits of club women will be In harmony
with the serious things In life.
To promote the things that make for a
higher civilisation Is the business of the
General Federation.
Let the point of social contact at the
biennial be upon the plane of Interest nnd
enthusiasm for the splendid purposes of the .
organisation.
"The queatlon ot appropriate and har
monious dress is a mighty and mooted one,"
says Mra. Decker. "I think it was that
famous orator, John B. Gough, who told
of his great mortification, after one of his
addresses, because a woman who came to
greet him remarked: 'Oh, Mr. Gough, what
a lovely diamond ring you have I saw It
sparkle all the time you were speaking.'
Mr. Gough threw away the diamond."
If endorsement counts for anything, and
It generally does, Mrs. Philip Carpenter of
New Tork City will be the next pics. dent
of the New York State Federation of Clubs
Instead of Mrs. Dore Lyon, who, as presi
dent of the New York City Federation, has
had a large following In her candidacy for
that office. During the past month, since
the clubs have begun to resume their meet
ings, Mrs. Carpenters friends seem to be
Increasing and the outcome of the election
will be watched with Interest by club
women all over the country.
Mrs. Sarah Piatt Decker recently mads
the following statement regarding tho
withdrawal of women from clubs In obedi
ence to the mandate of Mrs. Mark Baker
Eddy: "We have not felt any large dimin
ution In the Federation on that score. Tho
real, genuine club woman will stay In tho
Club, as she believes that the club was
formed for a good purpose, and that they,
stand for the Idea of faith in unity and for
good civics. The club movement la not an
evanescent thing, and It has purpose back
of It"
The Current Topics department of the
Woman's 'club will meet at 2:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, Mlsa Joule McHugh to
lead. During the business session plans
will be made for the social affairs thut
have been decided upon for the winter.
The nnstnnned meetlns: of the Household
Economics department wlll'meet Thursday
morning.
The English Literature department met
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Caswell giving
an Interesting talk on "Modern Novelists, "
which subject forms the course of study
for the year. The authors whose work will
be taken up are: Elisabeth Cleghorn Gas
kell, George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, Rob
ert Louis Stevenson and Rudyard Kip
ling. The Dundee Woman's club met Wednes
day afternoon, Mrs. Ellery R. Hume being
hostess. Mrs. J. O. Yelser conducted the
current topics review, city, state, national
and International topics being taken up.
Mrs. D. D, Johnson led the lesson. Two
new members were elected to the club.
At tho meeting of the musical depart
ment October 28, a woman's chorus will
be organlied. Mra. G. W. Noble, assist
ant leader of the department, will con
duct tha chorua. The musical work to bo
studied la the "Enchanted Swan," by Carl
Rdnecke. This was recently given by the
Tuesday Musical of Denver, and Is a beau
tiful composition. It is proposed to give
this work before the Woman's club of
Omaha aome evening this winter. As this
chorua will do work representative of the
musical department, only thosu belonging
to the department or to the Woman's club ,
can become members of the chorus. Ail
those who are Interested In this work are
requested to give their names to Mrs.
Noble at the next meeting of the mUBlcal
department on October 28.
HURON. B. D.. Oct. 20. (Special Cor-
rejponueuce.) A goouly uuumcr of club
women ana tneir menus entntred in tha
punors ot the coiig.eutiOiiul cnuruh Mou
uiy evening to Mitel mis. A. A. LiUuily
ol i ler.e, piesiueiit ot the ttae redera.l. a
of Wouirns cm us, anu iisien 10 au lutur
tailng auuress by her. bhu spoke of the
respuusiuiiiiy ot tne pieaiucni; ot the gieut
iei,eui saunva by iuor..iioi; of tne u-
ueilul advancement in I lis lue of women
uy tne wwn and oppoi tuuuios of U19
oiuos; that women liau awakened to the
l,cl mat a tew Hours sj-eui 111 eyaleiuu,
uea siuuy, tacu bay anu wmK, mui a-:i
Hiioi.iMonl woukU, muie uvf' ot Cou
iiuniiik uotne inicnau, of iiaipiug to au
vuuee ner cliuureu auu so beueutiug ami
broueUiiia lue usetu.nuss ot ifM next gen-
eiauon. mat ciuo women were Wuony
uemutiaiiu; were on a lovlm ut euuie
equality, only iiiuiieu by nue..ie,ice. Alter
me aouress a very p.sassjw auiau time; v.o-4
liad. A iiicsting ot toe .ai sUeiiiun ut
Women a ciuu was uua at tne home of
Mis. A. Rieael, ' uesuay evening, four
mcers respunued, Airs. A, A. Luiuly uf
1'ioiie, j'leJiuem; Ml its Louise Krmc! of
Huron, recording secretary; Mrs. S.clU
Marie Stuienrolh of Watertown, corres
ponding secretary, and Mrs. Julia C. lisle
of Gettysburg, treasurer. The officers of
ths federation constitute' the executivu
board. The meeting Was held tu ail J nut
state affairs. The officers are elected for
two years at the June meeting. The fed
eration was organised in and bus
thirty-two clubs. An Invitation has be-m
extended from the Hubs of Huron to tlm
federation to hold the mxt yearly metlna
hre. The new yar book was prepared
and wiU be prlntrl some time la November.