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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Die Sfatratte.

Die Stutratts lit cine gang BE.
ionbsre Species Der @attung homo
sapiens. Sic ssb0rt ni9t, ipie mar
annebmen miiBts. gu ben Rugetbiersn,
fpnOern gu Der Srbnung Der Raubz
there. Ri6ts lam ii9 nit ibr an
Rdubgier unb glutburit psr9lei6en,
Die Stutrutte itidt, fdnst ab, 5ii9tiat.
briust nm, felt 5ulen, i9neioet, bis
Slut tommt, unb bas ales nit benz
burmloIeiten 9eii9t Der Delt. aaer>
oinss muB ie erit serei5t ipsrbsn, ebs
ie ibre Morofu9t offsnbart, dber
bic Raubluit 1T INNER borbunben. Gs
1T bic erObte anertsnnuns, fpenn mar
cine Statratte nit benz @usbrud r9e=
fGbrli6er Rduber" be5eidnst. Ginigt
9elsbrtsn re4nen tie aud 81 ben Bier
6Gnoern, oa man bel linen aud BON
elmer Sinterbanb reben Tam. Nie
man bic Sbiere eintbeilt in iol6e, bic
e~inSelu. unb folfs, bic in Sorben au.
fammenlsben, 70 itsbt bic Stutratts
Spiihen beiben 9ruppsn. Sic miiBts
pertommen, ipenn fe ni9t 9eieai9aft
fGnbe, aber lie msiost au6 ar0bert
Guiammlunsen. Sic lebt amr> beiten
in Srupps Don Oreien pber @i.rsn.
@issutbiimli9 bel bieisr Species 1T,
bab bic Statratte bduptId6lid muir
in mGnnli6en @rsmplarsn pprtpmmt.
9ds 0erbrsitunessebiet Der Sfatrdtts
1T Elm perbdltnibmdbis tlsinss. Sas
eissntli9e Ssimatblanb 1T Sbiirineen,
fpseisl 4ltenburs. Bon ba aus bat
fe ii9 iibsr gang Siibs0 suti9laub
uno ben erDbtsn Sbsil bss Rorbens
Der alien Seimatb uussebrsitst. Sb=
rsr 2ebenspsiie nu9 lit iie pOrpissenb
Hadttbier. Grit nit Qnbru9 Der
SunteIbsit tommt Tie berpor, nm auf
Raub a%ussueeben. 9robt. prd6tiss.
bell erleu6tete Qoeale meibet tie. Wit
9orlisbs iu9t lie iogsnauuts Stumms
tnsipsn auf. ST fis baielbit DorlGu=
fig nod dlein dnpefeno, 10 iibt tie
erpleno fill unb partet ouf dnbere,
bic in ibr 9arn laufen. Gisentbiim>
LID 1T ben Sfatratten elm fat menI6z
li9er 0urit. Sic t%rinten, lin fifl
Mutb gu MAIDEN. fie t%rinfeu, Inn Iif
fir sinsn Sang gu entidGoissn, f:
trintsu aus 6reuos. fs trintsn aus
asrgsr. Sled siusm GbamGlepn
psdisIn lie 5utpeilen bic 6urbs. sic
tperoen odnn fhfuars, mas bic dnbs=
rem nit sinem 5reuOsnsebsul be-
ariiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
cine abfnrSe @eiGi6te.

Gs mar fdon Ssrbf. aIs 5rGulsin
5riibIiug bon Sommsrfelb mad Dins
tertbur reiite. no bic 6dmilie 8iered
siueu nettsn &reis biIbets. 8eIonbers
gefiel ibr elm Rotbssrber aus Braun
i9peig, Der an bIuusn Wontds in
Deibenise an Der 9aaiu6t ertranfte
uno in 9rauben5 am 9riinbonnerfaq
beinabe an ben fdpar5en podsn esz
itOrben mare. Bald fdlOFsn bic bei=
ben f6lanten iunsen Meni6en hide
5rsunbfduft, CUR 8srlobung Ip.nbets
Serr Silbermonn Supfsrbera Grts
unb fiinfunbapunsis Sabre ipdter re.
bet. 9err 9olbiteiu ouf ibrsr SiIbsrs
hpH5eit BLEED.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Die MonOC6einfonate.

aum0oie in einem 9it ppn 9ubpis SoIf.
8eripuen:
Trnu Rleir, Crete, Rpio, ibre Todttr,
Siioor RleiH. ihr Tefe, armin StraHstu,
gift 9ienitmdbfen.
9inlmer bel 8leins. gbeno. Sdugelamre.
Gin 8inuino. ein greoenS 9ints pom
5nidaueE cine 9bir su einem Cabinet,
redts 81 e uem 3immer. 9as gaH5e 3im'
mer blant aepubt unb nit nllerlei 9edheH
uno 5iidtiitern seidmidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15

Sftmals fpolIts msine Iiebe
Mutter mid in itiaem Slid
3oTen, bod Der ruu9e 8nabs
8ies bic peids Sanb Suriid.
Nidt OerTtenb id lire miIos
SeeIe. bic gu meiner fpru4,
Denn bic tbeure Sanb mir leiIe
Iaf benz troB'9en Saupte lag.
Run. elm Mann, ar einem tIsinsn
Siigel tpein' i'd bitterlid. =
I9. tpenn nur nod einmal beine
Sanb hur9 meme 9oden itri9!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
9 robarttaer Gle

9robartieer effect.
o.: rMie mars bsnn i'm Cirrus, bieie
Glpipns folsH ia 10 OorSiisIi4 iein!"
g.: Ya9, Su mubt fie felbit fsben, i9
Tam Dir iusen, mein Sdneibsr bat
mid fosar unseladt. pie is ibrs
Spdfe semudt babsn!"
BON Der Sdmiere.
SdduTpisisr: .Serr DIRECTION, uniere
~4nftanbsbume" 1T f6pn pieber be-
truntsn." Director: Sra, bas piro
tpisber n fdDnen Srad geber, ipenn
bos ibrs Wutter bort, bic .Ruipe"."
aaferneuhofbIItb
1Interoffisisr: % Weisr! 2uHen
Sic bod Sbrt Summbeit bon elmer
aIttisnssieni4uft ousbeutsH!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15

mod iibsr .inis, Details nit Sbn,n re-
ben. Bite. ieBen Sic fi4.
Stranstp (pIaS nsbmenb). Sd bans
te f6Gn.
6rau aIsin. 8ie Sic ruiTen, bat
mein gottieIiger Manu ben bsibsn
Mdbden 9elb bintsrlaTen.
Strunstp. So.
5rau &lein. Sic fperben aud tpiIs
fen. tpie piel elm iebss Der MGo9en
mithetpmmt9
Stranstp (ebsi). 0us peiB i'd nidt,
liebe Rama. sic oiirfsn mid bod fir
teinsn Ritsiftidssr buItsn. SD Iiebe
6rdulsin RoIa.
6rau Slsin 6Grtlif). 8srssiben
sic. 4rmin, i6 lpoGte sic ni9t bers
lsbsn.
@transtp (abpe9renO). absr lisbs
Wama!
5rdu Slein. ga, i6 ipiinI6e itets
aIarbeit. 9urum iprs4e i9 10 often
nit Sbneu.
eiransfp. Sic iinb gang pie i'd.
Iisbs Rama.
5rau &lein. QlIp, baB mir gum
S4lub tommsn, bic Roia trisst
5000.
StraHstp (milOe u~usbsfernb). 20,'
600.
6rau SIein Gbn srOb anishenb).
5000.
Stranstp. Gbsr, liebe Rama, Sic
fpsrben mir bod ni6t 5000 9uloen
%ubbanoeln polsn? 6rGulein ROIu be-
fommt 10000.
5rdu 8lein. Sic Tinb i'm Srrtbum,
lisber &rmin. Mein @pttieliger bat
Der Rofd 5000 perma6t.
Strunstp. 2ie6e 6ruu &lein, 10
fommen mir ni9t peiter. Der Serr,
Der Ssrr Der q9ent bat mir
bon 10000 seiust.
5rau 9lsin. gber, i6 i6p6re
Sbnsn, qrmin, Bel benz @noenten
msinsr islissn Muttsr. RoIa bat nur
5000.
Stranstp (tii40. glio sic polen
mir bic 5000 9ulben burhaus abSisz
benz
5rGu 9Iein. 81, i'd lam bd ni9ts
MAIDEN, 4rmiu. Sas 9sIb lit fir ies
bss Der WGo6sn e%strennt angelest
unb 10 pertlduiulirt, buB ii4 ni4ts
Gnbsrn ldBt.
Straustp (~auftsbsnb). pa peib
ih pirtIi9 ni9t =
5rau &lein lin 8er3meifluns). ma
rum baben sic iia ni9t in bic 9rsts
perliebt2
Stransfp (oerflHffD. Bisfo?
Srau &lsin. Hun bic 9rsts bat
10000.
Stranstp Tin bD9ftem Gritaunsn).
Sd, lit benin bic 9rsts bic Gltere2
6rau &lein. SelbItperitdnbltd.
Stranstp (perni9tst in ben Stub
iintenb). limb i'd babe Rpiu fir bic
Glters ee6dlten.
5rau aIsin Ole Sdnbs rinssno).
9as 1T ia idrsdlid!
Sirdnstg (fpte ober). G~ntleBli1,
grauen6aft. C8einsrli9.) limb isben
Sic, 5rau alsin, i'd bin ba gang gez
bunoen, t6 tann ni9t nit 5000 beis
rat9en. SD babe cine dlte geldbmte
Wuttsr, ih babe Elm 9ei9Gft, i'd lam
nidt nit $4,000 beiratben.
Srau &lein G9i9tern). Wenn sic
iid Elm bihsI einidrGntsn -
Stranstp. Su, ia, absr bic Mamd.
Sic 9ibt bas ME 81.
5rau alsin. Denn man ibr bic
Sudt auseinanberIesen pIrbs =
Stranstp. ., Sic tenuen meme
Mdmd ni6t.
frau &lein. Wsnn mar ibr iasen
piirOs. baB bas Slid hires SObnes
auf benz Spisls itebe
Stranstp. Nein, nein, bardn 1T
ni6t gu benten.
6rdu Slein (erI9Opft in SbrGnen
uusbre9enb). SD lam bod ni4t
mein @slb bsrssben. Wopon ipI i'd
le6en2
m.,,E.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
10. Scene.
Die 8prissn. SiibOr.

Ote Sort9en. S1topr.
Siioor (ben &opf our Shiir bineinz
iisdsnb, frOblid). Ra, bubt Sbr Sud
I9on ausssplauIdt2 Sd bin tobts
bungrig. Wiemdnb antportst. Gr
iiebt bic bsiben b~srit0rten Geii9tsr uno
tritt ganS bsrein, bic Sbiirs binter iih
i6liebsnb.) ga, mas III bsnn sei6ez
ben? (Riemanb dntportst.) 60 fpri6
bod, Sants. Das lit?
5rau &lein. Gs bat fi9 Elm Srrs
tbum bsruusseiteut.
Sfibpr. Das fir Elm Srrtbum9
Srau 3lein Otter. Der Serr
StranstD Iiebt 9rete unb bat ii9 nit
Rofa perlobt.
Sfibor (bssrsifenb). 8!
6rau Slein. limb mir fehen teinen
Qusipes.
Sfoor Gid bintsr benz DIRE traus
sRb.) Oas 1T u%nunssnebn. febr undns
sensbm.
Strdnstp. Ssrr &leir, Sic miifen
bic SADIE nit meinsn Qugen betra6s
ten. SD bin nidt fr,i uao %unabbdnsig
ME sic.
Siibor (psrG6tlid). sic brauasn
mir nidt 10 biel gu erfldren.
frau &lsin (neusrli9 in Sbrdnen
ausbrs9enb.) Sd bin bic unglidIi9ite
frau BON Der Welt.
Siioor (na9 etuissm Ru9oentsn).
Oh, Sante!
Fran alein. Das benn?
Siibor. Wan tOnnte bic SADIE piels
leidt bod nod repuriren.
sSrau &lein. Sa. pis2 Wit benz
9slo IGbt Iid nifts MAIDEN! Weniss
items 10 lang ia lsbe! Damn dlerz
bines -
SFtpr Gin 9sbontsn %psrfunten). ga,
ia. . absr pieTIei6t lGBt itd nod bas
ia. . @ber pislIeidt lGbt iih nod bds
ridtiee ARRANGEMENT t~reffeni
Stranstp (unsldubis). Serr aIein!
Srnu &lsin (raid gu Siibor). 81
SFbor GopioD. SD perbt bic Roid
bprl WirtIih9
nebmen. SD bin bod aus Der 5dmis
lie.
frau 9lsin (Sibor umurmsnb). On
bijt siE brapsr Sunse. Sfiopr. Sas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15

I. u {.
ROIa. Strunstp.
Stranstn (nuh elmer @srlsesnbsitsz
pduIs auf oas Bud binpsiienb). Sd
babe sic i'm 2eien seitOrt9
Rpia. 8, nein.
Stranstp. Das BADEN sic Sap=
mes eeIeisn9
Rofa. Solftoi.
Stranstp. splitoi. 60! Diirfen sic
Solitot leien?
Roid. Sa, parum oenn ni6t2
Strdnstp. Run, nun, i'd meinte
nur. i'd babe ndmlih seb0rt. SpIitpi
ion, fpie es fhsint. pitant isin.
Roia. 8, nein.
Struustn. Damn Dsrtps6sls id
ihu.
Roia. sic Isieu tpubl nidt OisI.
Ssrr Stranstb2
Stranstp. 4ufridtis esIust, gar
ntdts. Sd babe feline 3sit oaSu. Ct
ben Sic, id bin ben sans.n Sag i'm
Gei9Gft unb 4bsnbs frph, renn i'd
III bi. 3situns uuslsitu fam.
Roia. Sa, bas isbe i'd elm.
Stranstp. limb, iebsn sic, i'd
bate bas 8sbiirfniB su l,isn, BERN i'd
bin i'm 9runbs geuommeR cine ishr rcs
muntiiae Hutur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15

alien Srrtbimsr gu psrsefsn unb bic
Weine az tperbsn, uuf pelde antpprt
BARI i'd boffeu?
9rete (sitterno). Sa, SsrrStranstp.
Straustp (ibr bic Sdno tiHsnb).
Sd fiible mid gang eebemiitbiet bur6
Sbrs sroBs 9iits, SrGuIsin 9rsts. Dis
iOu i'd Shnsn banten9. =. Worum lus
den sic, Srduleiu 9rete?
9rete. . nsin, i'd ld6e bod ni9t.
Stranstp (fsurie). Dsnn id Sbusn
MIR iagsn tonnts. pie unbsIhreiblih
sliidlid i4 bin. Qber bas tDnnsn
Worte nidt. 0as t0nnts bic Rus
III t.
9rete. Sic liebtn bic RuIit2
Stranstp. 8 lsioeni9aftlih. Spisz
len sic du6 glapier7
9rste. Su, Ssrr Qrmin.
Straustp. Wsnn Sic mir etfpus
poripielen ppllten -
9rsts (eiHfad). Gsrn,. Bas mini
f6su Sis9
Strunstp. Srssnb stfpus 8ldfiiides.
rptnn i'd bitten BARI. (Sinperfenb.)
9ielei6t bic RonbiasiniOnate BON
Beethoven.
(Sr.te sebt nit t%Iein.n, miiben
S6rittsn sum GIabisr, isbt fid nieber
unb bIidt cine Wsils lssr alf bas uufz
sei9Iasens ROtsnsldtt. Damn Id6elt
fis reIisnirt unb b.sinnt einsn lansia>
men WuI5er gu ipielen. Strunstp iebt
Fi9 erIsi6tert auf sinen Stubl uub
pii4t ith NIT BEN Suidentu9 ben
ShpsiB bon Der Stirne.(
Der @orbans fGat Iansiam.
The evening times., 1898-10-15

FOR SALE-on 9th ST NV; stories; large
and bath; lot I7x9o; great bargain
at $500; easy terms; in good location above
r. !. ave-; a frst-class business property or
home. DAVID D. STONE & CO., s0i T ST. NV.
1t
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Spring Bank; 165 acres; IS in wheat.
90 in grass 20 in timber; handsome brick
house Of IL rooms; 20 cows, horses, wagons, ma
chnery: retail milk route; =. COO cash. balance
on easy payments. Address SPRING BANK. Alex
anfria ocI5-3t
The evening times., 1898-10-15
FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-A farm of 1O0>acres in Virginia. 3
miles from Washington; suitable for dairy and
gardening; brick dwelling and all necessary out
buildings. Address J. E. SICKLES, St. Elmo
Alexandria County, Va. ocl57t
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WANTED Active SOLICITORS everywhere Tor ''IhH
1 ST ~ Of the Philippines by MuTat Halst5ad,
lmmiSsiCncd by the Government as official ms
ND rian TO the War Department; tells all about the
Philippines. Dewey tie man, and Dewey the
hero with an official history OF Mar with
Spain: brimfu original pictures taktn by Govern
mcnt photographers on the spot; large book; low
prices: biz profits; agents making $50 TO $500 a
week; freight paid; credit given; drop all trashy
unofficial war hooks; outfits free. Address L. ].
BARPFR Secretary 355 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
OcI5-Tt
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SEND FULL description of your property; l
handle city, suburban, and country; i'm
proved and unimproved. ABRAHAM FISHER,
512 st. NV. se23lm
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WANTED Situation in private family TO do gen
oral house work. 475 Ridge st. nv. Item
WANTED-By respectable colored girl. place
cook, or general house work 1904 5th st.
NV Item
The evening times., 1898-10-15
wANTED-By one Of the Target houses in thi

WANTED BY one Of the laTgft houses in this
country. experienced gr1ce.s statesmen 70 act
as representatives special line OF goods OF
immense daily consumptiCn; most complete and
attractive line OF its kind; any salesman who has
been successful in building up grocery trade
can make 4 positive success with these goods and
earn a handsome income; only earnest, aggressive
men with ability need apply; entire time and ei-
forts must he given; must be able to prove sue
oess with other lines, and willing TO stand on
own basis: compensation liberal; state names II
fins represented in past FIVE years 10 date and
territory. giving names of counties recently COW
cred: i YOU mean business, write full particulars.
Address p o. bon ia, Philadelphia, pa.
cell II. .l5
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ron sALE+Housrs.

FOR SALE-s3, 900 will buy brick house; rooms
and BATH cellar; front and back yard; Is l-2a
IS foot. 522 I'd st. ne. Call after p. m.
ocl5-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALR

WANTED-By white man, place TO do work of
any kind Address J. K. this Office ocl5 81
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wANTEn-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Horse and vehicle in exchange for
brick dwelling. Address INVESTIGATE. this
Office. ocI5-3t
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FOR RKNT-oFFICE ROOMS.
For Rent.

Office rooms IN the Hutchins BoiIJ-
ing, corner 10th and D Sts. ~. W.;
heat and electric light. Apply to
Room SO.
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WASTED-Situation by frst-class cook, washer
and iroDer, in small family. 1903 G st. NV.
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WANTED-By young lady. copying. addressing
envelopes, circulars TO do at home. COPY
lST, this office. II, EN-
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD-UnfrIr rooms; 3 en- suite
entire floor; also fur. rooms; with without
board. lIli II st. NV. ocli-3t EN-
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

| wANTED-Superior COOK nurse, chanbeima'd d;
mmedately. EUREKA EXCHANGE. 6oi 9TH
/ st IVY 1t
The evening times., 1898-10-15

Call for semi-monthly Bulletins
oc9-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-A small place on Bright
wood ave, at intersection Of District line;
excellent stand for store or restaurant; h-ge
stable attached. which pays EveTy. Address
DR.. o. J. WATERS, Oak Grove z. o.
OcIj-3t IN
The evening times., 1898-10-15

ROOMS AND BOARD-Nicely-fur. front rooms;
with or without frst-caS5 board; block
from Cong Library. 226 A ST. Item
400 Mass. ave. NV; bargain for refined gents,
students or Government clerks; room and
board, so per month ocl33t
FOR RENT-Parlor floor; 8 rooms; fur; aso
other rooms, with board; table board. Sl5
323 East Capitol st. ocl3-3t
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wANTED-A good coat maker. E. MORGAN. sOs
y nv Oclf-St. en-
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WANTED-White man, for general work about
store; one that can ride bicycle prefer-o d
Call Monday. 130 9TH st. oci4-St. en-
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WANTED White boy; lG; TO learn cabinet max
ing; Sl.5O a week to START Apply al 1886 u
ST. NV, betseeen aud p. 1t
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FOR REST-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-l126 18th st. NV, 2d-hoor TO ms;
s-ering: cheap; to adults. Item
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solicitors everywhere tor d.

WANTED-Boy in sto-e. I729 18th st. NV.
oel5-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-Large, well furnished front rooms !;
s. up. 1913 18th st. NV. II
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished rooms; heat,
gas, and bath; very cheap. I20 llth st. NV.
ocl5-3t
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WANTED-At once expeEienctd drummer and te
lady agents sth 81. ne; call bet ana
10 a. m. oclo-OA,cnl
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WANTFD-Thrle frs;- class timers Call Mon
day morning JOHN }. HARRINGTON, 3-oo
q. Item
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WANTED -Eusiness woman to travel for estab-
lished firm; $50 per month and all expenses
+. ". ZIEGLER CO., 225 Locust st, Phila-
delphia Pa. oc2-su, wed, ,sat-2T
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WANTED-Twenty wagon driv,r-. Apply TO LII
TLEFIELD. ALNORD CO, $50 a. m. Mon
do tr-fF.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.

EANTED-A voung man VINO thoroughly and r
stands fagnling and eaiTalhg; good home; iair
wages and near city. Address l. A. W, th's
,.,co Item
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wANTED-A girl to assist in conf ctiorery store.
Call al 1924 l4th FL. Item
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WANTED Good barber for Saturday; good pay
II n 81. ne. 1t
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WANTED-Ncat young colored woman 10 be use
full in lunch room. 635 81. 1t
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WANTED -First-class colo7ed cook. Call after
- 5l3 Ii ST. NV. 1t
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wANTED-Buslelman at once 5IS ST. NV.
ocI4-3t
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FOR RENT-South front; bay window room
newly furnished. 22I ST NV. ocl5-3t
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FOR SALE-Kimbail square piano, sS5; elegant
sideboard, SIS. 10 A st. ne ocls %
The evening times., 1898-10-15

FOR RENT-A large second story front room;
southern exposure; nicely furnished. with
heat gas; bath. 45S Q ST. NV. ocl5-St
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W WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-HOUSEs.
WANTED-To rent, with the privilege OF buy
ing on monthly installments, Groom, m. l.
house; well located in ne; state location and
terms. Address r. |. T., this Office. ocl5-3t
WANTED-A house. bet c ST. ne. and Pa ave-
Sc. west of Sth St; must have or rooms
and cellar; will pay about $1,000 a quick sale
for the right house A. M. GORMAN, 704 14th
st. ocli-5t, EN-
The evening times., 1898-10-15

wANTED-By a colored boy, place to work; pri-
vate family, boarding house. Cali or adj
dress 1914 l. 81 NV. 1t
The evening times., 1898-10-15

FOR RENT-Furnished; second floor; south front
room; suitable for one two gentlemen 1925
l. 81. NV. oclo-ot
The evening times., 1898-10-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By colored girl. place general hous
worker; small family. 1914 ST. lt,en
The evening times., 1898-10-15

WASTED-Plain cook two in family; also cham
hermaid. l702 l-2 10th st. ocli-St
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-26
EATS OFF A TIN PLATTER
hryhn Takes His Rntions the S,me
as Any Of the Enlisted
Men.

Colonel Bryan, the leading spirit of the
Ihlrd regiment, has taken up his permanent
quarters at Fort Omaha and now lines up
with the common soldiers of the companies
at the fort and has his meals served to him
on a tin plate and drinks coffee from a tin
cup like the other soldiers, washing his own
dishes when he has finished eating.
Three companies, company l. of Indianola,
company G of Wakefield and company C of
omaha. are now quartered at Fort Omaha.
company A of Lincoln will probably arrive
on Monday, company C of Omaha will 90 TO
the tort on Tuesday, company b of Platts-
mouth VIII arrive on Wednesday, company
u OF Omaha will go to the fort on Thursday.
company of Alma will arrive on FRIDAY
ana the remainder of the companies will
arrive some time during the week.
All the supplies for the regiment have
arrived and the work of mastering in the
men will be begun as soon as medical ex-
amlnations are completed. The work of
examining the men will be commenced on
Monday and some of the companies will he
mustered in not later than Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-26
FRANK TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Former Meat Inspector OF Omaha
Commits Suicide In River
view Park.

Israel Frank, formerly meat inspector OF
this city and we'll known in political circles.
was found In Rivervlew park yesterday aft
ernoon in a dying condition. His death oc-
CURED at 10 o'clock last night at st.
Joseph's hospital and was caused from a
mixture OF chloroform and morphine taken
evidently with suicidal intent. Mr.. Frank
had been unemployed for some time and
his action is attributed to dependency re-
garding money matters.
Shortly before noon yesterday Frank en-
tered the drug store OF b. Robinson. 1902
South Thirteenth street, and asked for half
an ounce of the best quality OF chloroform.
The druggist who knew him personally in
CURED what 1t was for and Frank replied
that he had a recipe for a liniment composed
of chloroform and morphine. Robinson said
that for this use a cheaper quality of chlor-
oform would do equally well and as Frank
acqulesced the morphine and chloroform
we're weighed out.
Frank was next seen by Harry Richalieu
and e. j. Upgraff, young men who had been
bathing in the river east OF Riverview park.
AS hey entered the park from the railroad
track they heard groans and found Frank
lying in the weeds. They supposed that he
was Ill until Upgraff found the half emptied
bottles at one side. A physician who hap
pened to be passing was summoned and
found Frank beyond relief. He was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital and his relatives
notified. Efforts were made to revive Frank,
but he did not regain consciousness.
The dead man leaves a wife and two chill
dren at 2103 South Eighteenth street. He
has resided in Omaha for about ten years
excepting a short time spent in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-26


The Christian Scientists extend a cordial
invitation to the public to attend a lecture
on Monday evening, June q, at Boyd's
Opera house. Mr.. Edward A.. Kimball the
lecturer, is one of the members of the
board of lectureship" appointed by the
First Church of Christ tScientistl in Bos-
ton, known as the mother church, and at
the present time is first reader in the
Scientist church in Chicago.
He is a speaker of exceptional ability and
an able eXpounder and demonstration of the
doctrine of Christian Science. and all who
are interested or WHO may desire to learn
in brief both what Christian Science is and
what 1t is not will do well to hear him
Monday evening. He speaks from actual
knowledge and experience, so that his lee
ture is expected to correct numerous mis-
conceptions of the teaching of Christian
Science.
Mr.. kimball has lectured recently in Des
Molnes, Burlington, st. Joseph, Kansas
City and other cities. and from here he goes
to Lincoln, where he is engaged to lecture
on the 2Sth.
The Scientists have arranged to defrav
all expenses, so that the lecture will he
free to the public. Many friends of the
Science church from adjoining towns have
expressed their intentions of being present.
Inc lecture will begin promptly at s
o'clock.