Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JOSE: FRIDAY, JI'LV 27, 1900.
SPECIAL NOnChS
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for iniiriilim mill Stimlny rilltliin.
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run riiiiKcciillvrl j.
Advertisers, by rptitiestliiK n num
bered cited., cnn ditto nnnners ntl
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lie. delivered on presentation of (be
check ill)-.
MIT J ATKINS WASTED,
STENOGRAPHERS una bookkeepers fur
nished temporarily or permanently
Boyirs' college. Tel. A 121 29
W.V.M'il)-MAM J HELP.
WANTED, wo have sternly work for n few
good hustlers or good nanus nnu nppear-
1 I.- 4....- rrn tain 1 ... . r1 at
MllUt; V I . JIUilllin V U. tVIJ I I'JHdl 'I tit
B-2S2
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time catalogue und parti tn.irs ireu
Address Western -Barbers' Institute
Omaha, Neb. I 23
WANT IS D. laborers.' teamstei rock men
nnH uitrtnrn inttti Vnli Wvn flPll lOWIl
free fare, highest wanes, ship Unity.
Western n. II. Labor Agency, 310 "JRy1
FRATERNAL Insurance deputy. Indy or
rrentlemnn. snpclnl work: good pay. i2G
N V Life building B-3VlJy 23
AN INTELLIGENT young man to tnke a
shorthnnd scholarship In best school and
jmy for ll when course Is completed nnu
position secured. Address i. ii, iw
IJ-333
WANTED. Ilrst-elnss bread nnd rake
baker, good warox; must be sieauy; none
other need apply. Mrs. A. Ntcoll. l.TO V .
Unindway, Counrll Hluffs. R 312
WANTED. 10 yomm men to learn teles
rnphy. W T. Skelton, Sallnn. K'nn.
R-M3U ASi'
NCVriCE TO ORADERS About 75,000 cubic
VHrds of brldgo lllllng to let on C. U. & (.
in Iowa; can be done with grader nnd
wagons or wheelers; nuatit'tles to suit;
free transportation, men nnd tennis. 11.
Hall. M irrny, Iown. U-378 2
WANTED two good machinists. Addreos
Fremont Foundry Jlachlne Co., Fremont,
Neb, U-370 W
WANTED. Iiillori nt the Nebraska Dress
Circle, 1218 Douglas. R M 3f 27
WILL give permanent position to reliable
mail residing In gorid outsldo town nnd
having from $30 to JlSo; olllce fiirnlsbed.
Address E. Cook. Omaha. II-MI17 29
WANT I'D. ii tinner for hardwiiro store:
nno who can di roollng and guttering and
Is a good clerk; florman preferred. Ad
ilress L. C. Mlttelstudt. Norfolk, Nnb.
I1-MI23
WANTED, good hustling H.tteFmun with
executive ability to open Omaha brunch
for one of the eldest standard mako of
typewriters; must have at least JSiw cash
for Investment and llrst-class reference;
excellent opportunity for good man. Ad
dress for threo ilayH O 1. Hce.
I1-MI23 27
w .ti:h i'Umai.h hum.
AN INTELLIGENT lady to take n short
hand i 'lolarsblp In best school and pay
for It when courso Is completed and posi
tion secured. Address L 2.i, Hee. C 03S
WANTED, 200 girls, 1521 Dodge.
Tel. S76.
C-2S3
80 girls wanted.
Canadian olllce 1522 Douglas
C -2S0
CORSETS fitted on, 39c.
1612 Capitol Ave.
C-.190 A4
OIRI.R to assort paper, experlenco not re
quired, llnrdlntr J'apcr Stock Co.. 1309-11
Leavenworth. C 19S
WANTED, competent eoQk;. references re
mitrcd, -Arpl.vro-Mrs..ilthe'r IvoUliWc,
3'Jth street nnd Dewey avenue.
C-377 2S
WANTED, housemaid In snull liunlly; good
girl may llud good hqmo nt 1719 Park ave.
C-M3.N5 27'
WANTED, girl for general housework;
small family; good wages; must bo good
cook Apply ina S. 30th avo. C-M107
FIRST-CLASS halnlrcsser nnd manicure at
once. Address Mrs. C, E. Reynolds, Hunt
ings, Neb. C MRS 29
ANTED, competent girl for general
housework to go to Salt Lake City; for
particulars Inquire, nt thn olllco of V. M.
0. A, Saturday morning between 11 and 12.
C-.MU9 27
I'oit itnvr nor4i.
IF you want yyur houses well rented plaeo
them with Ueiuwa Co. D 2S7
HOUSES, etc. K. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas. "
I D-2SS
ALWAYS moving H H. poods. Pianos.
Olllce. 1511V4 Fnrnnm St. Tel. 1559 or S3.
D-2VJ
HOUSES, store.
llemls, Paxton blk.
Ii-290
HOUSES for rent In all pnrts of the city.
Urennan-Lovo Co., 320 8. 13th St.
P-291
CHOICE houses, cottnges, stores. Henry
11. Payne, CC1 N. Y. Life. Phone 1016.
JJ-202
HOUSES and flats, Rlngwalt, Parker blk.
D-293
COTTAGE at Lnko OkoboJI. In., for rent.
Omaha bench. A. M. Clarke, 2557 Harney.
D-233
131 H. STith St..4ll-rqom,tuodorn.
D-294
R ROOMS, modern, with barn: all In extra
lino repair; $2n to good tenant. Alfred II.
Dclnnc. 437 Board tif Trade. D-29S
S-ROOM cqttnge.
2709 Douglas 'Ht.
D--M950
NEW lO.room house, wnter and g.is; (wo
blocks from school and Htreet cnr. In
qulro Wm. I, Klerstead, city hall.
D-CSI
FOR RENT, live-room cnltago, itith nnd
Blondo streets. $9. Apply ut 607 North
19th streM. D-732
FOR RENT, strictly modern P,.it In Dnv-
Idgp building, opposite city hall.
John W. Rohhlus, 1S02 Farnnm St.
D-765
6-ROOM cottage, nil modern, 2121 Miami st.
' l MSGiJ
ELEGANl' apartments In the Winona.
Payne-Knox Co., 1st door, N. Y. Life.
D-MI93
ELEGANT npnrtments IrT tho WlnomT
Piiyue-ICnox Co.. 1st iloor, N. Y. Life
bldg. 'Phone, 1781. D-MS26,
4-ROOM coltnge, r733 Dodge, $V
Rlngwalt Bros., Barker Blk.
1.-153
1812 N..'rtTH ST., 7-room modern house, tin
furnace. In good condition, largo barn,
outside to be painted; rent, $20.1x1.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
16th and Douglas Sts.
D-M937
.NINE-ROOM cottage. $30: gas. city wnter.
cistern, furnace, lino siuuin trees; near
four street, cnr linen, 716 M. 22d St.
D-M205 27
FOR RENT. S-ruom houKe, No. 61S South
ith st inquire at room 300, cit nail.
D-S20
l nrtiivn ai' c-.-.nn. ...n.ia.t Umta.i
has Just been thoroughly rnnovati'd
iiirnuRnnui; rem, j-ti.ih.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
16th and Douglas His.
DM95S
8- ROOM modern cottage.
Mary s nve.
Iiuiulro 2152 St.
P .M35G 30'
5 ROOM modern cottage; $15. 2520 N. 2Dlh,
liour i.uko. - 11111
10-ROOM steam heated Hat. nil modern.
231T Douglas, inquire LllidqUCBt, 316 Ho,
llllll. ii 11.
IVIII l-.T-l't U.MS1IEII BOOMS.
FURNISHED rooms, housekeeping. 2l
St. Mury's,
li -sts A IS'
3 NICE rooms, housekeeping,
noOM87lWCupUol ave."
1H2 S. Itth
l-; M''i2
FOR RENT 11 HNISIIED ROOMS.
FOR RENT. 3 rooms.
823 So. ad St.
K -39 27
FOR RENT, furnished rooms. 2111 I st..
South Omaha. E-MI00 27
MODERN front room, Jl 50.
SI I North I9th.
K-MIU
I'MIMSHEII IUIO.MS AM) HOARD.
THE Merrlam, good summer resort. 25th &
Dodge. F-299
OLBNCAtnN.translents.Jl.23 day. 1609 Dgts.
F-3v0
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-611
IN PRIVATE family.
2020 St. -Mary's Ave.
F-611
609 S. 25TH nve., prlvato family.
A21
InVll8.lythrnl8hC'1 Parlr r00mF-M3Dl2"d
Kent iii'A'i-rvrritMsiinn ikioms.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 3 larne rooms.
, i u n.iioi iiji ikw.fio. u nuiti; ii"'iiit
city water, sink nnd pantry; easy walklnu
distance; reasonable rent. Apply 100S Pu-
clllc St.
II-J1HS Hi'
FOR HE.NT-STOIIIJS AMI OFI'K.'US.
FOR RENT, store In llrst-ciass location;
rent roasonabte. Apply R. C. Peters &
i o,, ground noor, nee iildg. l.w
TWO of the best" rooms in the Continental
block. 15th and Douclas streets: specially
suited for a physician; will remodel to
suit tenant. Omaha Loan & Trust Co..
16th and Douxlas Sts. 1-M901
FORRENtT brick Vtoro room 22x100 K'.
with cellar: best location In city for Kn-
cral more. Write for particulars to Wil
liam Schafer, .Mlndun, Neb. I-M171 Al
AVA.NTI5D TO H13.NT.
YOI NO lady would like room nnd board
In private family near Hanscom park. Ad
dress O t, Ucc. K-M101 26
IMH.MS I'Olt ni:.r.
CHOICE ISO-acre rami, within 2 or 3
miles of packing houses, South Omaha;
loading stu-ion on larm; ti,.iw. Menus.
Paxton block. 103
AtJHNTfl 'WA.VTEIl.
J2.rxi0 CAN bo made during next six months
by hu.itllng agents handling our whlto and
fancy rubber collars, cults, booms and
neckties; patented and guaranteed goods;
inclose stump tor special pian. m. a m.
Slfs. Co.. Springfield, .Mass.
J-M309 Al
WANTED, life Insurance solicitors, men or
women; big pay to. hustlers. Hartford
Lift) Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn.
Lyman Watcrmnn, malinger, fiog Hoo
bldrj. J M3S9 31
AOENTS, mnlo and female, best seller on
earth; Just out; sold In every house; big
prollls; sells Itsulf. "Wcluon," 27 William
HI., VOrK. J MUD 31
At! I'.MH WANTED, something new, n
good seller; th metallic rubber tiro: It
ills all rocking chairs. J. C. Hayes, 418 I
East Locust street,
Dos Moines. Iowa.
.1-MU3 29
WA.NTEII TO Ill.Y.
ALL kinds of household coods. hotels, etc..
In large and small quantities. Chicago I
Furniture Co., HOb-lO Dodge, Tel. 2020.
WILL purchaso n limited number of
Omaha Savings Rank accounts. Rrennnn
Love co . 309 so. i3tn. n 302
IDIIAND ladles' wheels. Omaha Illcycle Co.
? .M9J
I HAVE $. to 11.500. nil cash, to Invest in
a house and lot for n home; will con
sider goon lot nnu small nouse ir can
be enlarged; send me the best you have
to offer; must be cheap. Address N 19,
neo oiiico. is 16U 27
2D-HAND blcyclecs.
Omaha Illcycle Co.
N M9M
WANTED, to buy 'n good teii-passengcr
ugnt nus. Miure!ts iinrry nurnett. Hump-
t...l I l.i.il.im. Nl. K ft.... II
lull lliilt:!. 1 1 11111 1 hi .uij. i ,U4Ut "
WANTED. 2nd-hnnd cash register: cash
give style, number and price. Address O
3, lice. N JM02 2H
FOR SALE HOUSES, VEIIICI.KS, ETC.
PHAETONS, buggies, road wagons, harness.
.Anuerscn nuKKy co Join and Davenport.
1' JIM
VEHICLES of all kinds made and repaired
iy narry itosi, inn nnu i.eavenwortn,
I'30 1
FOR SALE, now $325 high grade Snyder
puaeion. verj reasonniuo. Apply 313 Knr.
bacli block. I' M93S 2S'
FOR HALE, horso nnd buggy.
St. Mary's Ave.
Inquire 2152
r MI21 so
KOIl .VVl.E MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPEST iind best poultry
fence. Wl Douglas St.
and hog
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc-
uonucii urug io., cor. ititri anu Dodge.
Q-30i;
11. HAHS, l'lorlst, 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
1'innts, cut uowers. uoqiiels. ba II. res
tlence. wedding and gravo tlecnralloiiH.
Orders by msll or express promptly lllled.
u sos
2D1IAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnnm.
SAFES; buy, sell, oxe'go. Schwartz, 111 S. 13.
U 30S
WIRE fence, l.cddy. 1617 Howard. Tel. 1590.
Q-310 All
M. & W. tires. $2.75. Omaha Blciclo Co.
Q-311
OVltl VMt ...Itnntu f. in tlH ...I.aaI.
..ll'll,,.,,' ,.,'l-,r.. T, l, ,, . ,v;.-r., ,
$15. Omaha mcycio uo., ltitn & Chicago sts
q 911
SECONDHAND machinery for sale: every-
tiling in engines, noiiers, pumps, iron
and wnnd-wiirklni: machinery, shafting.
pulleys, belting and mill supplies; prices
lowest. iiuri lH .Muciimcry . .. l"-i wiinn-
Ington Ave. H. I-;., .Minneapolis, Minn.
Q-MtRl S13
SQUARE pianos nnd organs, $15, $23, $27
anu up; easy paynieuiK; new paino-i iar
rent; nun tuning nnd repairing. Tel. lu.'o.
scnmoiier Mtioiirr, 1.113 I'ltrnam.
Q-.M913 All
ONE good hand elevntor. A
Hospe, Ifitl
Izard.
q avo
BILLIARD tnbln, Briinswlck-Biilke. cost
jrjHi, sell ror jift; goon us new. jonn .vie-
Knnzle, Madrid. Neb. Q-M256-27'
MANSON bicycles. $25. Omaha Blcyelo Co.
IJ MV
MISCEI.LAXEOt'S.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhnnd fttrnlture
ti stoves nt lowest prices, enrnau 101s or
less. Chicago Furnlturo Co., 1106-10 Dodge.
11 JU
CONTRACTORS wishing to hid for grad
ing it poriion or tne exposuion grounds
will call at First National bank for tur
ther Information. Bids will be received
until July 3Uth. II Ktmntze. R-M39-) 27
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
H-313
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant.
SIS N. 16th.
S-314
ELECTRIC TREATMENT,
ELITE parlors.
615 S. 16th. second floor
T-M579 A3
MME.
jatlju
LEE, magnetic treatment. 507 8.
room 2. T M40S Al
MME. AMES, baths. 1615 Howard: room 1,
2d lloor. Attendant. T MU Al'
BEATRICE HARLOW. Arabian treatment,
pains. Jii .-s. lain, ist uat i- . t si'jsu
PERSONAI,,
MONIIElT, Chiropodist. 1518 Fnrn. Tel. 233J.
U 3l
LADIEb Iialr shampooed, dressed, 35c. Hair
tollot guods. Monhelt. ISIS Farnnm. Tel 2333
u am
i, SOLES. 3-i . velvet rubber heels. 35c. The
old reliable, -j. V, Peterson, loth & Cuming,
PERSONAL,
EPPERLY corset to order. 1613 Capitol Av.
U Wl Al
VIAVI, womjn'1 way to health. 3I6 Ret bids
U-322
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before dur
ing conunemeni: babies nuoptco. lias it.
1 t it?
DR. ROY, chiropodist; enrns removed. 25c
and upward. Hoom 12, Frenzcr block.
u 318
PLEATtNO nnd pleated skirts of all kinds.
ji. uoiaman u ce.. JX) uougius uiock.
U 319
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture cure, m a. Y. Liro bldg.. Omaha..
u m
PRIVATE home before and during confine-
mem; oaoies adopted. .Mrs. uurget, zuu
uurueuc. u 3l
1I0FF,8 Express & Mcssenccr Co. Tel. 1717.
PROP. LUND, chiropodist. Ml Karbach blk.
U A-i
irrtnrtt.ir , . . ... .
TLJ'iV bth,7' mnVaeo xa't; olcctrle
masj.'iKe operatorfc; tlnest equipped baths
In the city. Renstom Rath
Company.
Rooms, 218 to 220 Rce bldg.
tj aura
WHEELER & WILSON sewlliR machines;
outers w.w up; easy payments; rentinu,
iDo week; repalrlnjc. Peters A Co., 1616
uapuoi avc., rrei. nw. u 27i azi
a?!tV,rJ:;.UM"f.J"'y J??
halrdress.
25c; massage, 25c; treatment,
20c.
U J13I0 A 23
IF Fred Duncan, formerly of Oil City
Cannna. will communloHte with the under.
sinned no will bear or something to his
advantage. Wm. Lindsay, 4K1 Robert St.,
i'-arKo, isortn u.iKoiu u .M30.I so
SIOXUV TO I.OA-UUAIi ESTATE
PRIVATE money, 5, 5H, 6 per cent; no ile
lay, uarvin tiros,. 1613 Karnam. v S25
WANTED City and farm loans: also bonds
arm worranm. 11. u. 1'eiers & ua, liiii
l'arnam sc.. nee mug. v 3il
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1521 Douglas
W 320
FIVE per cent money. Rcmls, Paxton block.
W .SSI
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
properly or lor uuuuing purposes, i-nyne-
inox w .-sow yorK Lite. w 3a
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
lowa farms at & per cent. Uorrowers can
pay UOo or uny multiple. Any interest
date. No del a v. nrenn.in-I.ovo Co.. 3i9
South 13th St.. Omahn. Neb. W-330
5, SH, 6 per cent on Omaha, So. Omaha.
W. II. Thomas, S03 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 16IS.
MONEY to loan nt 5 and 5V4 per cent on
umann property. v. n. .MelKle, toi H. l&tu
33 s
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
efiaic. urennan-iove (.0., WJ bo. van.
$1,000 nnd upward to loin on Improved city
property anu inrms. w. i- arnam Htnun ft
Co., 1320 I-arnarr.. W 331
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants
Gcorse & Comonnv. 1601 Fnrnajn St.
MONEY In nny amount nt 6, 6'4. 6 per cent,
J. W. ROBUINS Si CO., 1802 FARNAM ST,
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rntos. O. F. Davis Co.. 1508 Fnrnnm,
$3,000 H.roi J3.000 To place quick nt low
ratn of Interest on trood real estatn. Ad
a rem. j 13, nee. w jjj
TO IOAN, on goU security, at reasonablo
rate, to iw. tn n. v. i.ue inner.
-W MS15
MOM5Y TO I. O AX CHATTELS.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
HI H1U 1 LY Ullrt 1'IUlSJIilAU
OMAHA CREDIT CO.
Room 626, llfth floor, New York Life Bldg,
A JIU
MONEY loaned 011 nlnnos. furniture. Jaw.
ciry, norses, cowa, etc. u. u . iieea, sis . ij.
A. dti
' MONEY
LOANED ON
Furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. You
Keep tne property, wuick service, iou
may pay tne money back in one month or
tnko one yenr In which to pny It nnd you
need not pny for It one day longer than
you have it. Wo chnrgo nothing for mnk
Ing or llllng papers or examining security
and we keep notthing out of the amount
you borrow. Be sure, and gel our rates
before borrowing.
MONEY
LOANED TO
Salaried people on tnelr own nnmes In
amounts rrom nuv up. iou may rejuiy
th loan all or In part at any time and
you ure expected to pny for tho money
only what time you keep It. We nro tho
only loan company In the city giving you
this privilege. All we ask Is a chance to
compare rates. Strictly contldentlal.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
(Established 1892.) 306 So. ltith Street.
MNEY to loan on household furniture.
i:trger a Loan co., law ramam B,.315
MONEY loaned on furniture, dlimonds.
watches; payments connuenuni. umnna
Chnttcl Loan Bank, 220 S. 15th. upstairs.
X 31J
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture, horses,
cowb, :cwc-iry. uurt urccn, it o, uarjcerniK
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nut. uanK.uog.
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concerns
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X 317
EMPLOYES, see American Linn Co.
vertlsement under Financial ncacung nu
money when needlns aanio in emergencies.
X MS10
IIUSI.NES OIIAXCES.
FOR SALE. 11 good, clenn stock of dry
goods, notions ami uxiures. v.. r. .oves,
Missouri Valley, la. Y-M3S7 A3
1(111 E.VCIIA.Min
HAVE 1MI acres land In centrnl Ncbrnskn
and money to exeiiangn ror cottngo in
Omaha. W. V. Hedges, 423 Beo bldg.
Z-M827
FOR EXCHANGE. 600 acres 01 tlno un
improved land ror improved rami near
Omnlia; would pay somo difference In
cash or good clear rental property; this
land is eholco and will mako u splendid
grain or stock farm; send full description
to L fi'i, llee onice. s,mjuj .
IVIll SAI.i:-RI5.VI, ESTATE.
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for ltl.AL KSTATK llAKOAl.NS, LOW
EST RATES cm LOANS; SOUND IN-
HUHANU15; HOUSES. FLATS, STOHES,
for RENT. First flcor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE 351
FOR SALE, ICO.acre farm within 10 miles
or uniana; coon innu: must no sniii to
closn eJtnte; $2,500. W. R. Iloman, Rooms
8 and 10, Frenzcr block. RE-MSG3 27
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
union l'acinc itauroad compaoy. . A.
McCallastcr. land commissioner, Union
Pacllle Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-M34S
FOR BALE
A lino tracKBgo property.
Elegnnt residence property.
Greatest bargains In property.
M. J. Kt-nuard & Son, 310 Brown block.
RE-3SI
HOUSES, tarms, R. C. Patterson, JK N.Y.U
LARUE RESIDENCE, 13 rooms above
basement; modern throughout; plate glass
In all front windows, w-ldo porch; largo
stablo nnd carriage house. No. 2519 Cht
cago street. Prlco $S,000 Apply tu Byron
need uo umnna, or v. ti iiriiiun,
owner, 1201 McCullogh street, Baltimore.
Mil. RE-M555 AV
HOUSES, lots farms, lands, loans; also fire
insurance, ucmis, raxton mit. uts saz
IF YOU want to buy, sell, exchange or
rent jour property quick seo J. H. John
won. Ell N, Y. Life. RE-629
DEER PARK lots at $250 to $40. with elo
gant trtrs, urn snaps. When you see
them you will say so.
POTTER-S1IOLES CO,, 310 N Y. Life
HE-MSJti
vi it samv-reai. iistiti
SO-ACRE
farm. 10 miles nortliwe-t of
limnh.-t
cnn nil be cultivated. JIT M in r
ncre. The Ilyron Reed Co., 212 So 14th st
RE-7W
HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N Y. LIFE RLDO.
Renl Estate. Rentals, i.oans, insurance.
RU-337
FOR RENT Owing to udvnnclng years
sir. n. Haas, tne norisi ni 1113 vinton
street, has decided to rent nut his hot
house nt above location, occupying .i"
to 8,000 square feet, unde" glass, with
nbiinl 300 tvlmlmvn. nnd the residence nnd
store fronting the street, on the motor
line to South Omahn. Excllent location
for the business.
FARM, fi., net os. 12 mi en from Omiiha:
price ii.ioo.ny ir sold in once. Adores
L 49, lice.
RE-MSSI A24
CHEAP Homes-2729 Hamilton St., cottage,
C rooms, barn, good lot, $1,150.
Cotttage, 5 rooms, city wnter, 2117 Ohio
Mi-pot. I!lu0.
Cottage, 5 rooms, full lot, city water, 3Att
Emmet streot, $701).
Two good cottnges. lot 60x110, 22nd nnd
Ornce str- ets. bath, for J2.000.
Two cottages, 26th and Patrick nve.. $l,S00.
uood nouse, barn, city water, lot wxlio,
racing .Tit it St., near ur.ice si., ji,i),
House of 6 rooms. 2S16 Mlnml st,. fn.
Small house and lot. 9th nnd Castellar. $100.
House, (i rooms, puveu street, lsia Corby
street. $1,250.
Sonic modern limmpH In lvounty.e PlnA nt
ii.Mi) nno 1111.
First-class 6 per cent mortgage of $600 for
sale.
W. T. Ornham, Reo llldng. RE 410 28
FOR HALE, cottage, to bo moved. Inquire
sio; m. .nary s Ave. un MI20 so
LOST.
LOST. Monday evening, nt lloyirs theater.
inu 7, Miuii jii;nt;iuut,,. r I i I IHCUAU
return 10 nox ouice or neo oincc.
Lost 350 2
LOST, bankbook containing sum of cur
rency between 'Jin, nenr Howard, nnd
Omaha Nat. bank. Deliver 719 8. 9th st.
and receive liberal rewnru.
Lost M36 27
SIIORTH.WD AMI TVI'EWHITl.Mi.
,V. C. VAN SANT'S school.
717 N. Y. Life.
359
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
uee iiiae. 360
NEBRASKA Business nnd Shorthand Col-
lege, lioyil s Tlieatcr. 3d
QREOO Shorthand taught nt the Otnnha
Commercial college, l6tn and Douglas Sts.
ass
riXA.NCIAL.
SALARY LOANS TO EMPLOYES AT
MUCH less cost and embarrassment than
has heretofore been pos-uuic. Quick and
confidential service. Special tcrinu to
school teachers during vacation.
AMERICAN LOAN CO., Room 601 Bee Bdg.
.MUlH
SALARY LOANS I SAURY LOANS!
WE HAVE RE EN CRITICISED
For giving, such low rates and easy par
tlal payments. THE CRITICS ARE
RIGHT, but wo must loan 11 certain
amount of money ns soon as possible re
gardless of comment. WE LOAN ON
YOUR NOTE: no mortgage: no Imlorser:
no mibllclty. Your employer or friends
need not know. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO., room 303, THIRD FLOOR, Pnxton
U1K. M UU
M'SIHCAL.
LADIES out of henlth flhd prompt rellof.
Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
-3CI
DR. LB DUE'S Fomalq Regulator, posi
tively warranted to cure tho most stub
born cases of monthly stoppuges, irregu
larities, obstructions and suppressions
brought on from whatever cause; $2 a
package or 3 tor Jo: sent unvwiiere lire-
paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
to,, j-;icin ill. Amcricnn uillce, retail,
wiioiesaie, jiyers-Diiion urtig un.. umnlm
M. A Dillon, South Omnlia; Davis Drug
cjo., council limns, l'liu 11110 ot rubber
goods.
osTKovXrifV.-
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. T. Life Bldg.
tel. 16CI: Alice Johnson. D. O.. laillcs'
dept.; Old E. Johnson. Osteopnthlst, Mgr.
a is
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school.
Klrksvlllc, .mo., 604 raxton. lilk. Tel. 13i77.
3t,b
IlllinS AND TAXIIIEU.MY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603
Leavenworth.
332
BELGIAN HARES.
PEDIGREED breeders; Cnpt. Nemo, scoro
si.1., nenu ot pens. 1,. 11, Kcnunii. st. t'aiii,
Men. .msi;i All
'I'lltr.MC l-'At'TOItl .
TRUNKS, traveling bngs, suit enses. Trunks
repaired, um. Trunk l- actory, lzuo i- nrnnm.
370
STAJIMI-iltlXfl AMI STUTTERING.
CURED.
Juila Vutighan, 430 Ramgc Bldg.
371
FtlRNITt'ItE REPAIRING.
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather
renovating. Tel. iaai, m. a. waiKin, -jut
cumins St. 371
SEWING MACHINES.
REPAIRED. Omaha Sewing Mnehlnn Re.
pair works, cnr. Dodge : intn sts , .1. E
Phillips, Prop r. -MI02.1y29
MAGNETIC I.VI'I. I A It Y.
THE NEBRASKA. Incorporated. 1515-1517
Chicago street, omana. M339
TVPEWHITEItS.
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Farnam.
318
TURKISH 1IATHS.
TURKISH bathB, 50c; open night. 107 8. 14.
3IS
STOVE REPAIRS.
GAS, gasollno stoves repaired; stoves stored.
.ll HltJYl Ui'Ull IIWIHHi m S3, 1,1111.
-372
ENGINE, IIOIl.ERS. Ut:'.
L. C. Sharp Mach. Wki.; motors, dynamos.
;ti
2D-IIAND machinery bought nnd sold for
ensh. A. l'. Liy iv uo., inu iJougins st.
-M5I1
PAWXIIHtllCEHS.
EAGLE Lonn Olllce. reliable, nccommodat-
Ing; all business contldentlal. 1301 Douglas.
30
DRESSMAKING.
IN Families, Miss SturJy, 2010 -Hnrney.
luu jy-:a
DRESS MAKING, experienced help only
employed, n. u. Atcuonaiii, 101s can. Ave.
01 J Al
TICKET IIROICEIt.
CUT rnto tickets everywhere. P,
bin, 1500 Farnam. Telephone 7S4.
IL Phil-
-377
MESSENGER SGIU ICE
O. Al. S Tel. 202
307 So 16th St. -M7S3
FCHMTl HE PACKING.
Om. Van & Stor. Co.lSU'i Farn. Tel. 1550-863.
379
STORAtiE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912-
u Jones, general storage nnu torwariiing.
361
Om. Van Stor Co., 15114 Farn. Tel. 1559, 863.
CAR I'll VI ERS AMI .lOIII'.EItS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work a"d repairing
promptly attended to, J, T Ochiltree, 20th
ami uiiKt ais,
IVIl Ml.
FOUND, blm k and whlto nolnter doe: will
Kin' tn riwncr on prming and paying
cos is 11;" ,-s. iitn 10 inn
Sllti:VI.MS AMI HUM (IIITI.Xl.
W. J.
M.EATHRON. 524 Paxton block.
-eu-A-i
LA I' Ml It Y.
OMAHA Steam Lnundry; shirts. 7c; collars,
;c; cults, tc. iiw Leavcnwortn. 'vei. tt(.
lit
EMIIROUIEItr.
silks and linen, stumping, I612 capital av.
591 At
.MAtiMmC HE U.IM1,
OREAT Western Institute, 1623 Douglas St
curonic diseases cured; no urugs, surgery
Ml.i
DENTIST.
DR. MITTELSTADT. 334 Dee bdg. Tel. 1115
13IA16
I'OSTOFFK 12 SOTICIS.
laiioiiiu 11c rcnu uiiu.i uv nil iiiicrasicu.
ns chnnnes may occur nt any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending July
2S, l.T. will close tPROMPTLY In all cases)
at tne ilcnerul 1'ostoll ce 11s ro lows: l'All.
CEL8 POST MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing t lm shown below. Parcels
I'ost Mai s for uermanv closo at 5 11. 111.
Wednesday.
Triins-Atlnullc Mulls.
SATURDAY-At 8 a. in. for NETHER
LANDS, ner s. s. Rotterdam (mall must
bo directed "per s. s. Rotterdam "), at lo
a. m. for SCOTLAND ill! cel. per
1' urncssla tinall must bo directed "per
s. v. iurncssia 1; at i.:3o p. m. tsuppie.
mcntary 2 p. in.) for lit iiori;. per s s,
Lucnula, via Quecnstown.
PRINTED MATTEL, ETC German
steamers sailing on Tuesdays take Printed
dinner, etc., tor uormany. nnu isneciauy
Addressed Printed Matter, etc.. for other
parts of Europe. American and White
Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
ftnd French steamers on Thursdays, and
Cunnrd and German steamers 011 H.itur-
davs liiUii Printer' Matter, eto.. for nil
countries for which they nro advertised to
enrrv mail.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Transatlantic Mnlls named nbove, addi
tional supplementary mulls nro opened on
the piers of th" American, English.
French and German uteamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tlio
hour of nailing of steamer.
Mulls fur South nnd Central America,
"West Indies. Etc.
SATURDAY-At 7 a. in. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES direct, per s. s. Pacllle, at
10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 11. m..i for
PORTO RICO. VENEZUELA and CURA
CAO, ner s. s. Philadelphia (mult for
Havunllla nnd Cnrthagcna must be
directed "per s. b. Philadelphia"); nt 10
11. in. (supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for
INAUUA and HAITI, per s. s. Alps; at 10
a. 111. (supplementary 10::;o a in.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, HA VA
NILLA and CARTHAGENA. per s. s.
Athos (mall forCostn Rica must be directed
"per s. s. Athos"); at 11 a. m. for CUBA,
per s. s. Mexico, via Havana; nt 1 p. m.
fur MATANAH, CAIPARIEN, NUE
VITAS, GIBARA nnd BARACOA. per s. s.
Ollndn (ordinary mull only, which must
ho directed "per 8. s. Ollndn").
Malls for Newfoundland, by rnil to North
Sydney, and tbence by steamer, close nt
thU olllco dally at 8:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero every Monday, 'Wednesday and
Saturday. Malls for Mlquelon. by rail
to Boston, and thence by steamer, clos
nt this olllco dally at 8:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnmna. Flu., nnd
thiMico by stenmer. close nt this olllco
dally (except Monday) nt '7 n. in. (tho
connecting closes nro on Sundny, Wodncs
tlav and Friday. Mulls for Mexico City
ovcrlnnd, unless specially addressed fur
dispatch by steamer, close nt this olllce
dnlly ut 2:30 n. m. nnd 2:30 p. m. Mulls
for Cos til Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and
Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and
thence by stenmer, cloio nt this otllce
dally ut 3 p. in. (connecting closes hcto
TuesdavB for Costa Rica and Mondays
ror lieiizc, I'uerto cortez nnu uuuicmuini
Registered mall cjoscs nt C p. m. pre
vious, day.
Trim .-I'nclllc MnlU.
JInlls for China nnd Japan, vl.i Vnncouvcr,
clos-o ncre dally nt ii.;io p. in. up to amy
211I1. Inclusive, fur dispatch per s. s.
Empruss of India (registered mall must b-
directed "via Vancouver"). Malls for
Hawaii, Japan. China and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, close here
dally at :30 p. m. up tu July "29th, In
clusive, f r dlipatfh per h. s. America
Mum MhIIh for Australia (except west
Australia), New .eulund, Huwall, MJI
nnd Sanioiin Islunds. via San Francisco,
cIiimc here ilullv nt 6:30 ti. m after July
21st and up lo August Mtli. Inclusive, nr
on day of arrival of s. s. Campania, due
nt New York August "lib. for dispatch
per s. h. Alameda. Alnlls ror Hawaii,
China. Japan nnd Philippine Islands via
Han Francisco, ciowe nere uauy 111 t):j' p.
tu. in, in Atiinist "6th. Inclusive, for dis
patch pi r s. s. City of Pekln. Malls for
China. Japan and the Philippine Islands
vln H, ,Mitl,. close horn dally nt 6:30 ti. m
up lo August "9th. Inclusive, for dls
patcli per s. s. Klnshlu Muni (registered
mull must be ll reeled "Via heattie I
MhIIh for I In wall, via San Frnnclsco,
close here dally at 6:30 n. in. up to August
"17th, Inclusive, ror iiispntcn per s. s
Australia. Malls for Australia (except
wvut Australia, which irocs via Europe,
nnd Now Zealand, which goes via Han
Francisco), and Fill isiftnus. via Van
couver, close here dally at 6:30 p. tn. up
tu August "1Mb, Inclusive, for-dispatch
per s. s. Aorangi.
Transpacific mnlls ore forwarded to port
ot sailing uauy nun in" m-nrum" m lh'
ing Is nrrnnged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit
"Registered mall cloes at 6 p. in. .Pre
vious day. CORNELIUS VAN "OTT.
Postmaster
Postolllcc, New York. N. Y., July 20. 1901.
LEGAL NOTICE.
ADVERTISEMENT I ''OR BIDS FOR TI I E
Construe Hon of a General Kewi-r .System
fur the Cltv of Lcuu, Lawrence i-uuiiiy.
South D.ik'.la. , ... ,
u..,,i...i lii.lu urn Invited and will bo e-
i.. ...i ,., ii,.. iu.-n if U'llllnni II. I, von
cltv ainlltiir. until 2 o'clock p. m. on the
lltll day til Aiigusi, r.v, lor ue- "';
tlou of a general sewer system within nnd
for tho City nf Lend, Lnwrenco county.
South Dakota, uccoidlug lo plans and
Bpcclllciitions now on tile In the olllce of
tin city engineer and city auditor of said
ells'- . ... ... ... i r
HcpainU' lililH will no rect-iveu km i"i"
wotk. brick mid stone work nnd tunnel
Tilda um h wn rk Bball be forwnidetl tu
the city aiiilliur, securely scaled, fo ns to
prevent their being niieiu-d without detec
tion, and shall be endorsed on the outside
then of. us lo what work such bid or pro
i.omi' Is for. . .
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond
rui.iilng to the City of Lead, In the penal
sum ul hi bast 50 i.er cent of tho nnmuii'
of tho bid. which bond shall bo executed
by the bidder as principal and by two nr
moro good and sufllclciii sureties, who shall
Justify as siuh, In like manner ns r-'
nulreii by the general laws of the state of
South Dakota, relating " arrest nnd ball
and conditioned us required by section .1.
article xx, nf thnpler xxxvll nf tlio Laws
of lS'JO. ...
The estimated cost of Bald Hewer Hystein
Is iibout $IS.ihi0.
A copy ut Hie plans iiihj b"-iiiiiiiiiuiib
will bo iurnlsheil to any party desiring tu
bid upon the deposit with the city auditor
of a cerlltled check for $25.00 payable t..
the cltv treasurer, which check will be re
turned If such plaiiH and sperlllcutl.in.s are
returned In Thomas L. Bedlnii, city attor
ney, on or before tlio 15th clay of Augist,
19-in.
'Ihe city reserves tho right to reject an
or all bids. ....
( oiniiiunlcatlon in relation nerciu, exi-epi
bids, may be addressed tn W. J. Allason.
city engineer; or TliomaH L. Redlon, city
uttorney
Dated this inn nay or auiy. ivu.
By order of tho city council.
W. J. ALLASON, City Engineer,
J27dlltm Lead, n. D
till VERN.I ENT NOTICES.
OFFICE CHIEF QUA RTER.M ASTER.
Omaha, Net. Juno 30, 19'jo. - Sealed propo
sals In trliilhate, subject to tho usual con
ditions, will do received at mis oiu until
i i, vin, It n in., central time. July -10. 19n0.
for the eonstructl'in of an is-lmh Artesian
Well nt Fort cruok. Nebrnska Full In
formation furnished upon application to
this oflli'o or to tho Qimrtcnn-ister, Fort
Crook, Nebraska, where specltlcntlons may
bo hern l'muosniH to lie marked anu ad
dressed to MAJOR F. H. HATHAWAY.
Chief Quartermaster. J n 24 Al
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER-
muster, i' on i.eavenwortn, Kansas, jii'y
IV 19jo Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will
be rrcnru in tins oiiico uniu u o iock a
in . central time At'gut 17. it), and then
ipcrcd f r f r )Hl Ing nil matt rial ,md
labor ui.-i p riormlng all the wurK fur un
titlVKR.VMHVr NOTICE
proving the water works system at Port
Leaenworth. Kansas. Full Information
and blank r-rm t.f proposals furnlhed
upon nppltcitbin to this olllce. where plans
and sperlikatliilH mnv be Feti. United
States rrs-rves the right to nctept or re
ject any or nil proposals or nny part
tbereor Envelopes to vo mnrKeu. 1 i";
posals for Water S stein. ' and tiddressed
to (Mptaln D E. McCarthy, Constructing
Quartermaster J24dlt A15-lb
RAILWAY TI.ME TAtil.E.
RURLINOTON
jjurl River
& MIS
Rnllrond "The Rurllngton Route"
Oencrnl Oltlces. N. W.
Corner Tenth and F.irn.nn
Sts Ticket Olllce. lftOS
Fnrn.im street. Tclenhonr.
2.W.
Ii.ir Ii i.tr 11 station, Tenth nnd Jlason
Streets
Tiltyhinr, l:s
lA'nve. Arrive.
T In '.aIm tlntln'-s
and
JUCnoK .n !iiu am a 1:30 pm
Llu.'fln Denver, Colo-
rado, Utah. California n 4:25 pm a 3:00 pin
Lincoln .4 Hlsck Hills a 9:30 pm n 3:0ft pin
Montana. Puget Sound .a 9:30 pm n 6:11 mil
Lincoln Fast Mall .a 3.00 pm u!0:35 am
Denver, roior.uio. i inn
ik Cnllfornla
a 6:45 am
11 Dally
KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo
seph fc council Blurrs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route" Ticket Olllie,
UJ Fnriiiiin struct. Tele
phone. 250 Depot, Tenth
and Mnson streets. Tele-
ilione. 12V
Leave. Arrive.
Knnsas City Day Ex . a S-.50 am n 6:10 pm
Knnsns City Nlg it Ex nl0:15 pm a 6:1. am
St. Louis Flyer for St
Joseph and St Louis n 4:50 pm ntl:15 am
a Dallv
CHICAGO. BURLtNGTON
& Qulnry Railroad "Tho
Rurllngton Route"-Ttcket
Olllce. 1502 Fnrnnm St.
Tel 250. Depot. Tenth Si
Mason StrcotB. Telephone,
121 . .
l.eave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spec- ,
cial -a 7:00 am
Peoria Express , AA n g:2f. pm
Chlcngo Vi'stlbulcd Ex .a 4:00 pm a ;:45 am
Chkagj Local Express, a S:60 nm a 1:0. pin
Chlcngo Limited . ...a 7:1-. pm a 7:15 it in
Pacllle Junction Local .atu:u am
Pacllle Junction Extra. a ,:00 pm
Fast Mall " 2:' I""
u Dally
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway 1'ho
Northwestern Lino"
City Ticket Olllce, 1401
Fnrnnm Street. Tele
plwt'e, 561. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Sts. Tele
Leave. Arrive
phone, 029.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial . . a 7:00 am nll:30 pm
Chicago Passenger u 1:15 pm n 8:10 am
Eastern express, ucs
Moines, Murslialitown.
Cndnr Itiitililn and Chi
cago nl0:53 am n 4:05 pm
Eastern Limited, Chl
cngo nnd East n 4:55 pm n 4:0G pm
Fast Mall. Chicago to
Omnhit n 2:13 pm
Omnha-Chleuiro Spcclnl.a 7:45 pm a S:C0 pm
Fast Ainu a s:3u am
a Dally.
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"The Northwestern
Line" Genernl Otllces,
United Stntes National
Bank Bldg.. S. W. Cor,
Twelfth nnd Fnrnnm Sts.
Ticket Olllce, 1101 Fnrnnm St. Telephone,
dui wepoi. lam nna wenster sts. toio
phone, 1158 Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hustings, jorK, unvm
City. Superior. Genevn.
Exeter nnd Seward b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgre and
Fremont b 7:39 am hl0:23 am
Lincoln, wnlioo and
Fremont b 7:30 um bl0:2o nm
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
.i Daily, b Daily except Sunduy. c Sun-
uny oniy. ci uauy except saiuruny.
Dally except Monday,
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Rallwuy - "The North.
wPHtcrn Line" General
Otllces, Nebrnska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. Cltv Ticket Olllce.
1101 Farnnm St. Telephone 561. Depot, 15th
nnd Webster Sis.
Leave. Arrive,
Twin Cltv Passencer...a 6:00 nm n 9:10 nm
Omaha Passenger nll:10 um
Sioux City Sz North
east Nebraska. n 3:50 nm
Oakland I.ocnl b 5:13 pm b 8:15 am
n Daily b Dally except sunuay.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "Tin North
western Line" General
Otllces, United States
National Bank Building,
S W. Corner Twelfth
and Fnrnani Sis. Ticket
Ofllce. 1401 Fnrnnm St. Telephone 561. De
pot, i enin una Atason ats. Telephone,
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Expres.-i tt 6:55 nm nl0:5o pm
Twin City Limited a 7.35 pm u 8:15 am
Sioux City Local n S:XI am a 4:20 pm
a uauy
CN'ION PACIFIC- 'IIIUl.VKU
land Route" -General oihcph
N E. Cor. Ninth nnd Farnam
nlreets City Tlket Olllce. 1301
r arnnm street, reiepnone, 3111,
Depot, icntii and Atacon sts,
Telephone, cr."
Leave. Arrive
Tho Overland Limited .n 8:20 nm n 7:35 pm
Tho Chlca.'ro-Portland
Special a 3:20 nm a 7:35 pm
Tho Fust Mall a S:50 am n 3:2.. pm
Tho Colorado Special. ..all:35 pm a :50 am
Tho Fnst Mall u 1:33 pm
i.tti'-uiii, iieairu-i' itei
Htrnmsburg Express, .b t:io pm bl2:25 pm
The Pnellle Express a 1:23 pm
Tho Allnntlc Express... a 6.50 am
Giand lsluml laical h 5:30 pm b 9:30 am
a uauy u uauy except aununy.
S3
OMAHA K- ST. LOUIS RAIL
roHdoinnhn, ..niisns Cltv
& Eastern Rnllrond "Tho
Qlllncy JlOlltc Ticket Of
llce. 1115 Fnrnam Street
Telephone. 322. Depot, Tenth
n nu Aiany streets. Tele
pnont-. hSJ.
Leave. Arrlvo.
SI Lunls Cannon Bnll
Express a 5:05 pm n 8:20 am
Kansas city and Qiuncy
Local u 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a uauy
W A B A H II RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce, 1501 Farnnm
Street. Telephone 89... Up-
t;nl, Tenth and Alarcy
nircrm. i c-piiuue iiy.
Leave. Arrlvo.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:05 pm n 8:20 am
a Daily.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road -General unices and
Ticket oIHcpr Southeast Cor
nr llth and Douglas Sts
Telephone 101, Depot Union
Btution.
I;avn. Arrive.
At
St 1ouIb. Kansas
Nebraska Limited .
K C St L. Express
. .ulO:00 nm a 6:30 pm
Leave. Arrive.
. .n!0:10 pm a 6.15 nm
Ie,ivu from 15th und
Wcbsl.i- Sis..
Nebraska Local Vln
Weeping Wnter 1.4:15 pm al0:3 nm
a Daily b Daily except rjiinoay.
CHICAtiO. ROCK ISL
and ri Pnellle Railroad
f "Thft Ctri. . it lln,.l tut
and Route " Cltv Tick
el Oltlce, 132 lirnalu
Street. Telephone, tjij,
Depot, Tenth & Mnson
Hircets. Tttiepnune t,rj
l.t-avti. An vu.
Dch Alolne.s find D.-ivcn-
port laical h 7:23 am bll:35 am
Cliiuiitu Express ... hll:15nm a 8:10 am
I'hli ugo Fust Express, a 5:00 pm it 1:29 pm
Lincoln and Fulrlmry .a 8:30 um a 7:00 pin
i-aii'-uin. i "lurn-io apss.,
Donver. Pueblo and
West . ...a 1:30 pin a 1:15 pm
Des .Molncd. Rock Isl
and and Chicago a 7:15 pm a 5:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer a 0:53 pm a 9:15 am
a uauy u uauy. except fsunony.
iLLlNOIB CENTRAI
Railroad, city Ticket or
lite. 1102 Farnam street
Telephone. 215. Depot
icniii nnu Aiasnn sireom,
Lenvo.
.all ; 1 0 um
Arrive.
Chicago Express .,
a 4:05 pm
a 8:15 it m
cnirago Limned
Mmni iiiolih and St
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NO HARDSHIP IS INTENDED
Union Pacific New Regulations Anont
Watches Aro Explained,
COMPANY HAS BEEN MISUNDERSTOOD
Time Pieces Tlittt Arc- In Gum! Order
Need Nut lie Rcpliiertl Nevr Ours
Mil) Hi- Untight 'Where Em
plu.te I'lciiscs.
Forebodings enterlalned and muttering o(
discontentment tittered by operating em
ployes of the Union Pnellle relative to the
now watch regulations have been nulctcd
by tho Issuance- of explicit Instructions ex
plaining the- now rules.
For somo tinio past It hits been n matter
of common knowledge Hint tho executive
ortlcInU of tho Union Pacific were perfect
ing plans lor the Inauguration of mi Im
proved system of watch nnd clock examina
tion. Tho detnlls wcto known to none hut
the olllclnls hnvlng tlio matter In charge.
In certain Quarters, however, report of tho
ptoposed Innovation originated, tho otllclnl
notion being ntitlclpntcd In every, enso and
unnecessarily misconstrued.
Exhaustive explanation of tho new system
has Just been Issued, and now that tho doubt
nnd uncertainty havo been cleared atvny
the plan appeals to all of the employes as
fnlr one, originated us much ns for nny
oilier reason for their own welfare und
personal safety. It is not the purpose of
tho Introduction of the new system to work
hardship upon nny employe, and Union
Pacllle olllclnls believe thnt every omployo
of tho road will view tho tnnttcr In Its
proper light.
Tho purpose of the introduction of tula
system of watch Inspection," says Genera!
Manager Dickinson, "Is to Insure Improved
lllctcticy In train service nnd provide ad
ditional snfegunrds against accident, afford
ing greater security of llfo nnd property.
The hearty co-operatlou of our employes In
making tho operation of ttio system suc
cessful Is earnestly enjoined. Tho desired
results can only bo obtained by observing
carefully the rules ns to inspection and
omparlfon and by employes refraining from
nny attempt to set or regulate their watches
themselves."
Tho new system becomes effective August
I. 1900. After that time every conductor,
engineer, train baggageman, brakemnn, lire
mau, yardmn8tcr, engine foreman, agent and
operator employed by tho Union Pacllle
railroad will bo required to submit their
watches for quarterly examination and
weekly romparlroii with standard time. Tho
examination und comparison will he made
by local Inspectors who havo been ap
pointed nt Mirlous points along the Union
Pacific.
Nimv AVntelies Nretl Not Hp Ilntiiclit.
Tho new system will not neccssltnto tho
purchase of now watches by employes whoso
present time-pieces uro accurate nnd roll-
able Watches which uro not deemed safe
will bo disapproved nnd the owners re
quired to purchaso new ones. Relative to
this point General Manager Dickinson says;
So long as tho wntches nt present in serv-
ico keep 'safo' tlmo they will not bo dis
turbed, but when, from long continued wear
or other cause, they begin to appear doubt
ful and tho owner of hucIi n watch wlshos
to continue to use It in r .he and Is will
ing to r-lgn a statement on the buck of tbo
ccrtlftcnto thnt lie hits used the watch at
least six mouths nnd that It Is now keeping
tlmo within thirty seconds per week, tho
inspector may pnss tho wntch on trial, 'pro
viding It Is In good order,' and mark tho
certificate issued, 'on trlnl.' "
All watches continued In service must
ho of a grado equal to what In generally
known among American movements as tho
llfleon-Jewcled patent regulator, adjusted,"
as this Is the minimum stnndnrd of ex
cellence adopted by the olllclnls having In
hand tho new system. However, all watehos
hereafter purchased by employes effected by
this order nnd intended for use In tho
service of tho Union Pacific company must
he of tho highest grndes of manufacture,
the. selection to bo routined to one ot soveu
well known, stnndnrd American manufac
tures.
Tho person from whom an employe makes
a purchase of n wntch Is left entirely to
his pleasure. If he has n friend In the
Jewelry business or wishes to purchnse his
wntch from somo certain dealer ho has that
privilege. Or ho cnn buy n watch from the
Inspector, pnylug for It in monthly pay
mcntB, tho amount to ho deducted from tho
pay roll. Also thn employo when hln watcli
needs cleaning or repairing may leavo It
with any wntchnuikcr he olectB, but the
wntch carried In tho meantime and his own
watch, after it has been repaired, must be
submitted to tho company's Inspector for
examination and npprovnl before it can be
carried In service.
Kxiiiiiliiiitlun Free of Clinrge,
Tho quarterly examination nnd tho weekly
comparison of wntchen by tho inspector will
ho ilono free of chnrgo to tho employes,
Each employe, how over, will bo required
Immcdlntely oftcr August 1 nnd every three
months thereafter to npply to his superior
ofllcer for a blnnk certificate nnd order for
examination, which must ho taken, togethpr
with his watch, lo tlio Inspector. Any em
ployo falling to hnvo tho quarterly examina
tion or weekly comparison will bo considered
as derelict in duty, nnd such Infringement
of tho rulcH must ho satisfactorily ex
plained. In explanation of thp new system Genernl
Manager Dickinson says: "Officers having
direct chaign of employes, subject to thn
provisions of tho watch system, will sen
that certificates of quarterly ojuimlnotlon
of watches nro filed with them for watches
of employes under their authority and such
officers, in nil departments, will he held
responslhlo for tho collection and filing of
watch cortlllcatCB, They must also see that
employes alfectcd by this order turn In
regularly certlllcateB of weekly comparison
of their watches nnd will mitor in n record
lo be kept for thnt purpose the dates on
which such certificates nro received,
"Employes whoso watches do not conform
lo "tho required standard will bo given until
August 31, 1900, lo provide themselves with
standard watches, as on nnd Hfter thnt dato
all employes subject to the provisions of
this order must bo provided with strrnrtard
wntches, nnd quarterly certificates tn that
effect must ho In tho hands of officers to
whom they report."
The new syHleni of clock and watch In
spcctlon will bo under tho direct super
vision of J. W. Forslnger of Chicago, who
has been appointed general Inspector.
Tit Asiriiiiu Stiflercrs,
Lawson Elvldge of Barrlngton, III., says
tin was cured of chroulu asthma of long
standing by Foley's Honey and Tar. It
gives positive relief In nil cases of asthma,
so this disease, when riol completely cured,
is lobbed of all Its terrors by this groat
remedy. For sale by Myer's-Dlllon Drug
Co., Oinuhn, and Dillon's Drug Store, South
Omaha.
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