Nebraska Newspapers

    TILL OMAHA DAILY IflUDAY, AlUU'ST 5J, 1900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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rvcnlnK piIIIIoii nnd until H.flO p. ui.
for tiiornliitr nnd Similar edition.
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for p (linn li.'.o fur t ! first Inner-
tlon, Thmp advertisements tunat lie
run eonneeiitl vely.
Advrrlln"r, by renieMlng m nam
tiered cheek, enn linvn nmwert nil-
ilrcaneil to ft numbered letter In pure
of The lice. Ansttcra no nddrrsspil will
lie delivered on preieiitnlloii of the
check only.
IV A N T I J I l-M A 1 , 1 1 1 1 E 1 . 1 .
WANTED, wo have Bteady work for a few
good hUBtlem of Rood hublts nnd appear
ance. U. F. Adams uo., lfil'J iiownruHi.
BARBER trade taliBhl thoroughly In short
time; cutuloguo nnu pari..:uiHrs ireu
Address Western Harbors' Institute.
Omaha, Neb. IJ 577
"WANTED, laborers, teamsters, rock men
anu RUrruco men, wgo., wyo., nnu jowh
free tnrft nleheflt watte: shin dallv
Western It. R. Labor Agency, 310 S. llth.
n-578
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AN INTELLIGENT younc r"n to take a
shorthand scholarship In 1m i rrhool and
pay for It when course Is 'Oin,i1i ted nnd
position secured. Auuress i. i'e.
U oi9
WANTED. 10 youne men to learn teleR.
ruphy. W. T. Hkelton, Sallna. Kan.
U-MMl A27
MEN, women, learn chiropody, dermatology
ny man; ilipiomns. i;orrespuiiurnce
partment, 201 6th avo., New "fk; 'r!c-
REGISTERED drug clerk wanted with re-
ferences. Address or call S. E. Howell,
Park Ave. nnd Leavenworth St. o
llr-7f)02,
iiu vmyn ... I . ...... .1 v.in1,1so,.t nnltirv
SCO to bocln with, stale ago und experi
ence. Address Q 18. Bee. B-72S-2
WANTED, stenographer and bookkeeper;
young num. a. h. Aipirn, yi.i uougius m.
WANTED, trams to haul brick. Krlten
brink Bros., 30th und A St., South Omaha.
IlM7Ki! r.
WANTI V . bright boy who writes u good
band in t n insurance omco. Ainiri'",u ji,
uce. ii i ii u
DO you want traveling Job on salary?
Write Triumph Co., Dallas, Tex.
WANTED, a tinner for hardware store In
town of 1,200; one who can do roollng and
RUUcrlng and Is u good clerk; German
preferred; steady work the year round!
rood salary. Address L. C. MlttoNtadt,
Norfolk. Neb. U-Miii
H'AKTRn. .1 nr 1 irood marble letterers and
general workmen. Address Morrlsj Hri.,
Memphis, Tenn. i
WANTED PEM AM'. HEI.I'.
am lJT'.t.t.lHN'l, Imlv to take a short'
In nil nMinlni-Hlllli In llOMt HCllOol and 1KIV
for It when course Is cniniileted und ! 1
tlon secured. Address L 2o, Bee. C 5V)
WANTED, 200 girls, 1521 Dodge,
Tel. 876.
C-Wll
80 glrln wanted. Cnnndlnn olllco 1522 Douglas
I
CORSETS lilted on, 30c. 1612 Capitol Ave.
1 jjw Al I
WANTED, IOiOO ladies nnd gentlemen to
rldo Crescent Blcveles, rx unci .Ij cash.
Louis Flesclier. HB3 uapuoi Ave.
C M550 4
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework. 1131 S. 30th avo. (J 711
- rr.. ra.. .,i, ui,.
09.K.V'n",c,,,: K"ml vny' rnrty wWu;..Ji0J,c
26j1 K. r ' J
COOl
Vi'ANTED. young girl nbout 1(1 years old to
nsalat 111 housework; no washing or Iron
ing. Apply 1SJ7 Lothrop st., Kountzo
Placo.
C-M712
enn lv- nnd Tturrn ulrl wanted at 2211 Lan'
don Court, 24th St., between Half-Howard
nnd St. Mnry's live. C-M713 4
WANTED. mlddle-riL'eil uoman unencum
bered, as room male for widow: munt be
nent nnd preposesslng, no other need
apply, lu on Airs, li., :,is .miisdu.
C-710 3"
WANTED, a coinnetetit conk with refer
ences. Anplv to Mrs. Luther Knuntzc,
S9th street nnd Dewey live. C 7,i2
run iu:T iiiii'MKs.
IP you want your houses well rented placo
alT i.i. II ... p. , ,. II I
innni iviiii ni'iiiinii x vu. j ,'..
IVIOIISES. etc. P. D. Wend. 1521 Douglas.
D-5S4
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. I'lnnos.
Olllee, 151H4 I''nrnam St. Tel. 1553 or EOa.
1tnilKS. Htnres. Ileinls. Paxton block.
D-5S0
HOUSES for rent lu nil parts of tho city.
Hrennan-Lovo Co., a':o s. lam at.
D-5:
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores. Henry
B. Bavne. 601 N. Y. Life. I'hono lOlti.
D -3SS
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker blk.
I ROOMS, modern, with barn: all In extra
line repair; 5-5 to good tenant, Alfred B.
DnLoug. 137 liouru oi rraue. u iiji
S-ROOM cottage. 2709 Douglas St,
D-592
e-ROOM cottage, 26th nnd Blondo streets,
53. Apply WT .n. iDin sireci. u ,si
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav-
Idgo DIIIIUItlR, opposite ruy nan.
lnlui W. RohtiliiH. 1S02 Farnam St.
D-EOl
lR.EGANT npartments In the Wlnolia.
Pavnc-Knox Co., 1st lloor, N. Y. Life.
D 5'Jj
1S12 N. 2iiTII ST., 7-rooni modern house, no
furnnco; in goou conuiiiiui, uuku uaiu.
ou K ilo to tie jininteo; reui. .-o.ii.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
16th and Douglaa Sts.
D-M337
FOR RENT, 8-room house, No. CIS South
lit II til. ijiqiuru in room w, viijriim
3221 CUMING ST., S-room modern Iiqusc.
has JiiHt been thoroughly renovated
throughout; rent, 520.00.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
16th and Douglas Sts.
D-M95S
10-ROOM Hteatu heated Hut. nil modern,
2317 DO'JglUB. imiuiro L,iniuiueBi, jio no.
15th. iJnj
VERY pleiiu.int apartments; six rooms and
bath: fronting park; most desirable of
nnythlug In the city for tho price to right
party.
v
1. J. Kcnmird & Son. 310 nnd 311
I
Irnwn lilocit. U-41U
7 ROOMS, modern, In line repnlr.
rhnrles St. Larco barn. 520.00.
2317
d-m:o2
FOR RENT, No. 2413 Cnpltol Avenile, 11
rooms, modern. ino u. jr. uavis uo.,
1505 Farnam St. D-727
!TOR RENT, nlco fivo-room cottare, 19th
' & Boulevard. Apply 2o) N. 19th St.
' D-731-5'
TEN-ROOM brick bouse, fi09 Georgia ave.,
I .0O. v. Ij. neiuy, m iioaru oi rraue.
V lliono 1S1U. 1J .-M7I1 4
lELKOAlNT s-room nouse, uu mouern im-
I provements, 2217 cuss st.; rents 2j per
month; water rent ireo. impure josepu
i Goldsmith, room 13 United States Bank
I bldg, D-.1UM a'
-ROOM cottage, furnished or unfurnished,
modorn. foo s. 3utn. o-.-vum r
-ROOM modem cottage. Inqulro 2152 St.
Mury's avo. D-M62U 3'
UHtt' 10-room bouse, water and gas.
blocks from car and schol, north part
city urnr nouievnru, per inouiu. in
uulio Wllllnm I. Klerstead. City Hall.
nut
CENTRAL.
unsurpassed five-room H.itn;
cottage. Tlzard. "," ' " 'i
three-room
D-M627 10
IIIIESSMAKEIt.
J5RES8 MAKING; experienced help only
iinploycd. E. G, McDonald, 1612 Cap, Ave
FOR HENT-F1ItNISHF.II ROOMS.
rooms, housekeeping. 1112 8. 11th.
13 M212
FURNISHED rooms, housekeeping. 26.3
Ht Mary s. t3-ft MS
THNIMIEII ROOMS AMI IIOAIItl.
THE Merrlam, good summer resort. 26th &
D-jdge.
F Klit
GLENCAIRN,trnnslcnts,5l.23 day. 1609 Dgls.
F--397
609 8. S5TII Ave., private famllv.
r-B Ail
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. P-59S
IN' PRIVATE family. 2020 St. Mary s Ave.
NICK front rooms. 316 8. 26th St.
F M554 4
THE I'ltATT, desirable rooms, 212 8. 25 St.
t MTii.Msiinn itoo.Ms rou itn.vr.
TWO unfurnished rooms, modern. 62114 S.
19th. Q-M7S7 i
roil IIE.NT-STOIIES A N II OI'PICES.
POH HUNT, storo In tlrst-clnss location;
rent reasonable Apply It. C. Peters &
Co., crounu noor, neo mug.
1-266
TWO of the best rooms In tho Continental
block, lritn and Douclas streets; specially
suited for a physician; will remodel to
null tenant. Omaha Loan & Trust t'o..
10th nnd Douglas His, i-w
AUIJNTH WANTI1II.
$1,500 CAN bo made during campaign season
or ever Introduced; territory going; wrlto -
Hn i ii n if nnr r mn.i En ilea: ureniL'SL ntrii-i
r ever introduced; territory going; wrua
mmedlutely; full lino white und fancy
ubbor collars; enclose stamp, Dept. C,
lr
rui.i.or co.mrs; o.iciose sir .
M. & M. Mrs. l-O., BPrlnB,lci.f87,
j-mjju a
VATi:i) Ttl It EXT.
WANTED, 2 or 1 furnished rooms for dght
housekeeping; gentleman, who nun Rinnu
nhlld. 0 2l, lice. K-Mi62 3
pah. its poh iiii.vr.
CHOICE 252-ncro farm, within 2 or 3
miles of pucKlng houses, aouin uinana;
loading station on farm; $750. Bemls,
I'axton diock. iu.
AVAXTEI1 TO IH'Y.
WANTED to buy, a 2dhand camera or
kmlnK. Must oe eneap una in nrsi-ciana
condition. Address O 1U, lice. ft-iu
AT.r. kinds of household goods, hotols, etc..
In largu and small quantities, cnicago
Furnlturo uo., nwwu uougc. rci. ecu.
rs on i
WILL surchaso n limited number of
Oiirnha savings iinnK accouniH. jjrennan-
l.ove uo.i av no. i.im. ri wi
2D-IIAND bicycles. Omaha Bicycle Co.
is UUJ
50 2D-1IAND typewriters. Nobraska Cyclo
Co., Cor. 15th & Harney. N 713-AGO
POH SAI,E FI'IINITUIIB.
BED-ROOM suite, gas range, rug, etc.,
urlvatu sale, ivj m. St.
KOIt SAM3IIORSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
fh A ETON'S. buggleH. road wagons.hamcss
Anilersnn Hncirv (!o.. 15th and Davennort I
Anderson Buggy Co., 15th and Davenport
l'-Wl
VEHICLES of all kinds made and repaired
ny nnrry Frost, mil nnu i.eavenwortn.
2 2NDHAND extension top carriages in
goon couuitiou. wo also nave some
phaetons nnd bugglen that wo are clopliiR
out nt very low prices. Win. Pfelrtor
Carriage Works, 2620 Leavenworth.
l (llt SALE MISCKLLAXEOUS.
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mo
t.;onne urug uo.. i-or. lbtn nnu uoogo.
B. HASS, Florist, 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 770.
i' ants, cut uowers. noiiuets. nai I. resi
dence, wedding and grnvo decorations.
Orders by mall or express promptly filled.
y UJU
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Parnnm.
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'go.
Schwartz, 111 S. 13.
y
WIRE fonce. Leddy, 1617 Howard, Tel. 1390
1.1 .1111 Alt
M. & W. tires, 52.75.
Omaha Blcyclo Co.
t two
2NDHAND wheels. $5 to 10; new wheels
515. omnlui Blcyclo Co., lth i Chicago sts
ii u.;i
SECONDHAND mnchlnorv for snlo: every
thing in engines, Doners, pumps, iron
nml wood-worklni? mnrhlnerv. Hliaftlnt;.
imlleys, belting nnd mill supplies: prices
lowest. Hnrrls Machinery Co.. 1023 VVnsh-
ington Ave.. S. E.. Minneapolis. Minn.
SOUARE nlnnos nnd organs. 515. 523. 527
uuu up; easy paymentH; new pinnos ror
ront; nno inning nnu repairing. iei. iosj.
Kcninouer & -Mueller, laia Famam.
Q-M013 All
GOOD hand elevator. IIospo, 1611 Izard.
li Bi)
MANSON bicycles, 525. Omaha Blcyclo Co.
Q-MI06
KANSAS RABRITRY L. B. Ostertag,
breeder stnndnrd iiedlgreed Belgian hares;
lino young stoeit ior saio; wrlto ior prices.
.in ,,..1.1 L., i,i.l
-e'j dVll'llinuii oi., jxtuil.miii, ivuu.
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
lenco ami crinuiug. iiui t-iougiuu, y-juj
ST. BERNARD DOG. owner oults house-
Keen nc to Doaru win bcii cnenti: nno
largo pet: 20 months old: well marked:
mnlo; fond of children. Address G, Boo
ouire. w i.i All
FOR SALE, good size, fireproof, comblna-
tlon loci: safe; new, never used, from ono
of thn best safe makers, only 519.93. A
very larce, 2.400-pound, four doublo doors,
bnnk safe, now; good for hotel, real es
tate, countv, city or bank. 571.05. Will
stun to any n aco in the United states
payable after received. Cut this notice
out nnd mall to Hears. Roebuck & Co.,
ijliicago. ior run particulars y
.MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furnlturo
anil moves at lowest prices, cnrioad lots or
less. Chicago Furnlturo uo., uw-iu uoiiffo.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
ARRIVEDI ARRIVED!
A MARVELOUS MEDIUM.
Prof. Luwreneo X. James .
1714-Douglus-171l.
Read adv. on pugo 3.
S-753 2
MME.G YLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodgo
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 812 N. 16th.
tas
MLECTHIC TH13ATM UNT.
ELITE pallors. 615 S. 16th, Becond floor.
T M579 A3
BICATRICE HARLOW, Arabian treatment,
Da'lis. aii'.ji s . lam, jsi nai i . j ai
MME. LEE, miiKnotlo treatment. 507 8.
13th, room t .imo &
MM E. AMES, baths. 1615 Howurd, room 1,
2d lloor; attendunt. T M717 S
I'ERSOXAL.
MONHEIT, Chiropodist. 1518 Parn. Tel. 23i3.
l IMJ
LADIES' hair shampooeil. dressed, 35c. Hair
toilet goods. -Monnvit, 1015 r urmim, iei .-i.
v aw
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before. & dur-
lug coniinemcut; uauies uuopieu. na .-s. u.
i SOLICS, 35c; velvet rubber heels, SSc. Tho
old rename, a, i: reierson, ioui ac l uiuuig
l Oil
EPPERLY corset to order. 1612 Capitol Av
U 8J1 At
rnnso.VAL,
TURKISH baths, massage tiaths. electric
baths, for ladles only: skilled women
massage operators; llnest equipped baths
In tho city. Renstom Hath Company.
itooms iu to zzo, Bee building. u Mira
DR. HOY, chiropodist; corns removed. 25c
anu upward, noom 12, Frcnzozr wock.
l on
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
aangcr; semi ior circulars, umpire imp
lure cure, raz J. y. Lire unite., uraana.
PLEATING and pleated skirts of nil kinds.
.M. uonimnn & uo aw Dougias ulov'..,.
IMIIVATU home hefnre nml durlnir COnlltlC-
mcnt; babies adopted. Mrs. iJiirgei. -h.u
Burdetto. l "
HOFF'S Express & Messenger Co. Tel. 1717.
PHOP. LVND. chiropodist. Bll Karbach , bk.
. U"J ...
SCIIAI)ELI During Aufiust, shampoo. 35c;
halrdrcss, 25c7 massage, 2jc; treatment, .-uc.
WHEELEH & AVIlson scwIhr machines,
others, $3.00 up; payments; remind,
75c week; repalrlnR. Peters & Co., 161U
Capitol Ave. Tel. 1190, u--i asi
VIA VI, woman's way to health. 3l6BeobldR
ct- I
JIOSHV TO I.O IX-ltHAIi KSTATE.
PRIVATE monev. S. Rtt. 6 ner cent; no do-
WANTED-Clty and farm lonns; also bonds
nnd warrants. 11. C. Peters & Co.. 1702
Parnnm St., Bee Hldg. w-flj-J
PRIVATE money. P. D. Wend, 1521 Douglas.
- -
FIVE per cent money. Bomls, Paxton block,
A 0o-
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for building purposes, ruyno
Knox Co., New York Life. W-653
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms at 5 tier cent. Borrowers can
nav $100 or nnv mnltlnlo. Any Interest
date. No delay. Hrennnn-Lovo Co., 300
South 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-tw4
5, M4. 6 ner cent on Omaha, So. Omaha.
W. II. Thomas, 503 1st Nat. bank. Tel. lfiis.
V wj
MONEY to loan nt G nnd RU per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Melklc, 401 S. 15th.
I O.IJ
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, lirennan-i-ovo (jo., itua ao. i.un.
W 057
$1,000 nnd upwnrd to loan on Improved cltv
property anu larms, v. rarnam nniun
Co., 1320 Pnrnatn. W 5S
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants.
ueorgo & company, wn l-arnam st.
MONEY In nnv amount at 5. G'4 6 tier cent.
J. W. BOBBINS Si CO., lSlC FAHINAM HT.
V 1)
MONEY to loan on farm and city property
lowest rates. O. P,
. Davis uo i&uj i' arnat
un
W-661
$3.000 $4.000 $5,000 To plncc quick nt low
rule or interest on roou real estnie. au-
drcss J 13, lice. w-2
MIIXIIY TO LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED TEOl'LE.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS nnd
(jtiupti.v novymi.'V'ri.iT.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room G26, fifth floor, New York Life Hldg.
a jtii
MflVP.V lnnnnil nn nlnnni furniture, lew.
eiry, norses, cowa etc. u. i . ueeu, am h. ij.
MONEY- loaned on pianos, furnlturo, dla-
monds .watches, privately. Berger's Loan
Co., 1501 Pnrnnm St., upstairs. X 601
MONEY lonr.cfl on furnlturo. diamonds.
watches; payments conlldentlal. Omaha
fhattei Loan iiann, a. utn, upstairs.
jt mi
MONEY loaned on pianos, furnlturo. horses.
cows, jewelry, uurc urcen, u s, uarner isik
-V 003
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 21S First Nat. Bank Bldg.
ut;a
MONEY loaned salaried neonle holding ner
manent position wmi responsuue concerns
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, "06 N. Y. I,. Bldg.
A till)
MONEY
LOANED ON
Furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. You
Keen tne property, uiiick service, you
may pay tho money back In ono month or
tako ono year In which to pay It nnd you
need not pay for it ono day longer than
you havo it. o charge nothing for mak
ing or filing naners or examlnliu: seeurltv
and we keep nothing out of the amount
you borrow. Bo suro and got our rates
ueioro norrowing.
MONEY
.,,.. i!, ' ,i.ii ,
Bn.,"r'r,'.1,.I,f0J,i ' ?nnnt P.lr S?" J""1.?"
LOANED TO
amounts irom jiu.w up. you may repay
mo loan an or in nan at any time and
you nro expected to pay for tho monev
oniy wnui iimu yuu Keep u. wo nro lllo
only loan company In tho city giving you
this privilege. All wo nsk Is a chanco to
compare rates, tstrictiy .confidential.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
(Established 1S92). SOU So. 16th Street.
X-672
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE momentarily embarrassed who dosiro above
everything eiso to
AVU11J l'l'Ul.ICITY
can be accommodated nt our office with
less exponse tlmo and trouble than any
piaco in tne city.
A.MI'JKR'AN LOAN CO..
Room 601. Bee Building.
X-M723
III'SIXESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE A good, clean stock of dry
goods, notions and fixtures. 7.. T. Noyes,
.Missouri vauoy, in. x Mtei a-:i
POR RENT Owing to advancing years Mr.
B. Hans, tho florist nt 1S13 Vinton street,
has decided to rent out hlH hot hou.se ut
ubovo' location, occupying 7,000 to S.ooo
square feet, under glass, with nbout 2K)
windows, and tho resblVn and store
fronting tho street, on the motor lino to
south omnnu. excellent oca on for lie
business.
Y-3S2
FOR SALE. 52.000 stock groceries; best
town In Elkhorn valley; wilte at once. C.,
li.'Ulie i. reeK, ivu. i-jwa) id-
FOR BALE, cioccry nnd nucenswaro stock.
good town nnu mention: owner retiring.
Address Grocor, Room 544, Beo Building.
POR EXCHANGE,
HAVE 160 ncres land lu central Nobraska
nnd money to exenungo for cottago lu
Omaha, w. v. Hedges, 123 Boo Bldg.
Z-673
HORSE wanted In exchange for two bi
cycled, lady s and gent s. 2006 N. 26th st.
ii .iiwi u-
FOR TRADE A cottngo in Omaha paying
jo per ccui anu juu acres oi lanu in .Mer
rick county for land near Omaha; will
pay somo cosh. Apply to J, A. Scott,
Omahn Vnlhlnnl Tlnnk AT".!-.
'OR EXCHANGE, a clear, well Improved
farm of 160 acres, well located, well
watered; finest climate: 20 miles enst of
Springfield, Mo, ; ono-thlrd of tho crop on
SO acres (l of tho farm) net over 7 por
cent on valuation of farm; prefer Bmnll
farm In vicinity of Omahn, Owner, box
57, Lnko Vlow, la. v. M759 3'
KOn SALE HEAL ESTATE.
FARM. 65 acres. 12 mllea from Omnha:
prlco 51,150.00 if sold nt onco. Address
I, 49 ,ueo.
RE-M38I-A-2I
HENRY B. PAYNE. OU N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
neal Estate Rentals. Loans, insurance.
RE-6S0
C. P. HARRISON, FARMS, N. Y. LIFE
UK HD A-L'i
IP YOU want to buy, sell, exchange or
rent your property quick seo J. ll. John
son, MI J. V. LIIO. M I'iU
160-ACRE farm on Wert Dodgo St., less
than ono mile from end ot maearium; goon
buildings, thi per acre; easy terms. Tho
Byron Reed Co,, 212 So, 14th St.
RE-M137-
HOUSES, farmi. R. C. Patterson, 305 N Y L,
UU VI t
Toil SALE HEAL I J STATU.
HOUSES, lots (arms. lands, loans; also lire
Insurance. Bemls, Paxton blk RE 675
DEER PAHIC lots nt 5250 to 5400, with de
fiant trees, am snaps. nm you sec
them you will say so.
POTTER-SHOLES CO., 310 N. Y. l.lfo.
111207,
100 ACHES In sections 2S nnd 29-I5-12, Just
norm or (.enter street paveu runaway; cu
under cultivation, $75 per acre. The Bsron
Keen io.( ii so inn st. lit; .Mi3s 3
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. H EADQUAHTEHS
for HEAL ESTATE BARGAINS. LOW
EST HATES on LOANS: SOUND 1N-
St'HANCE: HOUSES. PLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First lloor, n. y. Life huik.
ui;-uiii
PA KM for sale In Elkhom valley where
crops never law; me nnesi tarmiiiK lanu
In tho country, whero land brltiRH a cash
rent of $1.00 per acre; 20 miles west of
Omaha, one mile from Waterloo; 220
ncre,; nP fence; bou new
N. Y. Life. HE-707-3
nANCH AND PAHM lands for sale by the
i nion memo Kiuiroaii company, n. a.
McAIlaster, land commissioner, Union
l'aclllc llcailquartcrs, umalia, .Net).
Jll'J BTX
TO HE SOLD.
Lot 5, Collins' Place, 52-ft. front on Cuming
st. nnu ltw n. ueep, witn two-story House,
$2.&no.
Lot 4, A. II. Saunders add., 65x159, $1,000.
Lot 2, block 9, Heed's 1st. 66x112, $1,WiO.
Part of lot B, block 342. city, 22d and Hurt,
with small house, tl 250.
2 houses on 27th nnd Douglas, $2,500.
2 houses on 2,th nnd Douglas, $2,500.
A. P. TUKEY, BOARD OP TRADE.
RE-M7I0 5
MPST have money; 160 ncres clear land,
.-a. Address uwner, O J., l)ee.
RE M760 5
PI XA NCI At,.
SALARY LOANS! SALARY LOANS!
H i IIAV1- Hi:i:.N ("KIT ("IH ."II
Por Riving such low rates and easy par
inn naymcnis, iiir; i un us All!'
RIGHT, but we must loan a certain
nmount of money as soon as possible re
gardless of comment. WE LOAN ON
lOLIl NOTE: no mortgage: no inclorser:
no publicity. Your employer or friends
need not know. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO., room 303, THIRD FLOOR, Paxton
11 IK US.
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health tlnd prompt roller
uox uiniina, -sou. (jonuueutlal.
liM
GONOVA Is a French treatment for mala
and female, for tho noaltlve euro of Gon
orrhoea, tilect, unnatural uischnrgcj, in
flammations, Irritations and I'lcerntlons
of tho mucous membranes. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst enscs in one weelt.
ill nnr naeknue or 2 for J.i. Sent nnv
where on receipt of price. Tho Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin, III. Amerlcnn Olllee, retail,
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co, Omaha;
m. a. union. Houtn umana, wavis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino rubber
goods.
TYi'inviiri'Kiis.
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Parnnm.
wi
SHOHTlIAXIl AMI TYPHWIlITIXn.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Life.
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
ueo mug. oyj
NEBRASKA Business nnd Shorthand Col-
lego. Boyd's Theater, 690
GREGG Shorthand taught nt tho Omahn
Commercial college, 10th und Douglas Sts.
U'JI
STAMMERING AMI STI TTEH1XG.
CURED.
Julia Vuughan, ISO Ramge Bldg,
-6S8
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. Life Bldg.;
tel. ion: Alice Johnson, l). o., Indies'
dept.: Gld E, Johnson, Oiktcopatlilst, Mgr.
lto5
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school,
Kirusviiic, iio. w i-axton isik. ici. i.n.
686
EXGixn, noiLicits, etc.
L. C. Sharp Mach. AVks.; motora, dynamos.
2DIIAND machinery LoufxM nnd sold for
sh. A. P. Elv &. Co.. 1110 Douglas St.
700
DENTIST.
DR. MITTELSTADT, 331 Boe bid. Tel. 1415.
Ml AlO
m a r. x i yr i c 11 v. m x o.
GREAT Western Institute, 1023 Douglas St.,
chronic dUensca cured; no drugs, surgery.
M .22
MESSEXtiP.Il SERVICE.
O. M. S. Tel. 2022. 307 So. 18 St.
705
STORAGE.
PAPtFir Ktnr.iiro and Wnrehouso Co.. 912'
911 Jones, general storage nnu lorwnnung.
t
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1511H Earn. Tels, 1559-VkI.
OiM
BELGIAN' HARES.
PEDIGREED breeders: Capt. Nemo, score
2Vi. head of pens. i:. if. Kendall, hi. i-aui,
Ken. .mm., A-i i
MAGNETIC HEALING.
GREAT Western Institute, 1023 Douglas Ht.,
cuionic discuses cureu no uiut, suitiij
-M12B
Till NIC FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bacs, suit cases. Trunks
repaired, om. Trunk Factory, uua Furnam
CD I
PI HNITI RP, REPAIRING.
TACKING, upl.olstering, mattress feather
renovating. Tel 1331. M. 8. alkln, 2111
v miiiua m
C93
MACiXETIC INFIHMAHV.
THE NEBRASKA, Incorporated, 1515-1517
Chicago street, omnhu. uio
CAIll'EXTF.HS ANII JOIIIIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. j. j . ueniitree, Linn
nun 1.IIK0 sts. 3U
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olllee, reliable, accommodat
ing; alt business coniiucntiai. vmi uougius
on
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE, furnnco, rango repairs; water con
nections, omnna stovo jtepair wonts,
y.vi uoug. ioi
TICKET IIHOKEn.
r,,, ,. ,,
-llf, r. '? ."f
1 "
tickets every whero. P. II. Phil
main. Telephone is, ,vi
LA IN lilt Y,
DMAIIA Slenm T.nundrv: shirts. 7c: collars
2c; cuffs. Ic. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 517.
703
EMHHOIIIEHY.
SILKS and linen, stamping. 1612 Capitol nve
BUI A I
IIIIIIIS ANII TiXIIlEHMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
mi
POl N il.
TAKEN UP. July 31, ono blnck hog, weight
150 lbs. Henry Lush, 32d and P. South
omnhu. r ound sitsj a
HOTELS.
HENDERSON, 5100 per day bonne; board
U,M 10 i wcck. viu anu ruruuiii, iei, jjiu.
Jl.3 Oi
IIAI11HT .MET 11
FRK'TIONLESS.
Mann. 17 Com I
- MJI'i !
Nat 1 Bk.
AICTIO.V.
W ILL sell at public auction to tho highest
iiiuuer me turniiuro nnu contents oi my
private boarding house nt South Omaha.
Sa'.irdny. Aug I, su'o to commence nt 10
a. m.. nt No. iiVH M st . three line beaters,
one Born steel 0-holo range. M737 2
LOST.
LIBERAL reward lending to tho Informa
tion concerning large water spaniel i,,
Mohr, 161S Cass St. Lost-750 2'
PObTOPPlLO JIOTICC.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested.
as ohantes nay occur at any time )
Foreign malls for the week endlnc Aucust
4, 19U0, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases)
at the General 1'ostolllce as follows; PAR
CELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing tlmo shown below Parcels
Post Malls for Germany close at 5 p. m.
Wednesday.
Trnn-.f lnntle Mnlln.
SATt'RDAY At K a. in. (supplementary 9:30
a. in.) lor ki-kui'h, per s. s. umurin, via
Queenstown; at S a. m. for NETHER
LANDS, per s. s. Mansdam, via Rotter
dam (mall must bo directed "por h s,
Muasdam"); nt 9 n. m. for ITALY, per
s. s. Wcrrn, via Naples (mall must bo
directed "tier a. s. Worm"); at 11 n. m.
for NORWAY direct, per s. s. Island
(mall must be directed "per s. a. Island"):
at 12 m. for AI'.ORES ISLANDS, per s. h,
Tnrtnr Prince-.
PRINTED MATTEL, ETC - German
steamers sailing on Tuesdays tnkc Printed
Matter, etc., for Germany, and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter, etc , for other
parts of Europe. American nnd White
Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
and French steamers on Thursdays, and
Cunnrd und German steamers on Satur
days take Prln tec Matter, etc., for nil
countries for which they nro advertised to
carry miil.'i
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Transatlantic Malls named nbove, addi
tional supplementary malls nro opened on
tho nlers of the American. English.
French and German mcamcrs. nnd remain
open until within Ten Minute:! of the
hour of nulling of steamer.
Mnlln for Smith nnd renlrnl America,
Weal Indlea. lite.
FRIDAY At 1 p. m. for INAGUA nnd
CAPE GRACIAS. ner H. b. Orlirun (mull
for Jamaica, Belize, Puerto Cortez und
uuntemnia must ho directed "per s. h,
Orlgen").
SATURDAY At 9.30 n. m. (supplementary
10 a. m.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. ('H01N
LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS
nnd DEM ERA HA, per s. s. Rbralma (mull
ior itienaua uiiii rriuiuau must Do di
rected "per s. s. Rornlma"); nt 10 a. in.
for PORTO RICO, via San Juan, ner . s
Ponce; nt 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA-
-MAIIA. MAVAiNllilA, I'AKTIl AUKNA
Illld GREYTOWN. ner h. h. All,.,.hn nv
(mall for Costa Rica must bo directed
"per s. s. (Alleghany"): ut 10 n. m. rmin.
plcmenlnry 10:30 n. m.) for VENEZUELA
nnu i i.iii,i-,Mi, ner s. s. .Mnrucnlbo (mnll
ior ciavaiuua nnu i nrtnagcna must bo dl
rected "per s. h. Mnraculbo"); at 11 a. in
for YUCATAN, per s. s. Mercator, via
Progreso; at 11 a. m. for CUBA, ner s. s.
Havana, via Havana; at 11:30 a. in. for
imn,ii, oirect nnu J.A l'LATA COUN
TRIES, nor s. n. Hcvelllis (mail for Vortl,
jirii7.n must do directed "per s. s, Ilevo
lllis"): nt 1 I), m. fHUnnlomenlnrv 1 'W ,
in.) for TURKS ISLAND nnd DOMIN
ICAN REPUBLIC, per h. s. New York; at
4 p. in. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES di
rect, jier . . wueen :uiiry.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
nyuney, uuu uicnco ny steamer, close at
this olllco dally nt S:30 n. m. fennneetlni-
Close hero every Mondov. Weunemlav mni
Saturday). Malls for Mbiuelon. by rail
to Boston, nnd thence by steamer, clos
nt this olllco dally nt 8:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnmpu, Fla., and
thonco by steamer, oloso nt this oflleo
dally (except Monday) nt 7 a. m. (tho
connecting closes nre on Sunday. Wednes
day nnd Friday. Mulls for Mexico City
overland, unless speclnlly addressed for
dispatch uy steamer, cinse at this olllco
dally at 2:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Mails
for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and
Guatemnln. bv rail to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, close at this ot!W
dallv at 3 n. m. (connecting closes hero
Tuesdays for Costa Rica und Mondays
for iieiizc, ruerto uortcz nnu uuatcmaia).
'Registered mall closes ut 0 p. m. pro
vlotis day.
TrniiH-l'nellle Mnlln.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil
ippine islands, via aau Francisco, 01030
here dnlly at 6:30 p. m. up to July 29th,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. n. American
Mnru. Malls for Australia (except West
Australia). New Zealand, Hawnll. FIJI and
Snmnan Islands, via San Francisco, eloso
hero dnlly nt fi'30 p. m. after July 21st
nnd up to August Itli, Inclusive, nr on
day of arrival of s. h. Cnmpnnla duo nt
Now York August Ith, for dispatch pur
H. h. Alameda. Mulls for Hawaii. China,
Japan nnd Philippine Islands, via San
Frnnclsco, closo hero dally at 6:30 p. m.
up to AugURt 0th, Inclusive, for dispatch
per 3. h. City of Feklng. Mnlls for China
und Jupan. via Vancouver, closo hero
dully ut 0:30 p. m. up to August llth.
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Empress
of J n pa n (registered mall must ls di
rected "via Vancouver"). Malls for Ha
waii, vln San Francisco, closo here dally
nt 6:30 p. m. up to August 17th, Inclu
sive, for dispatch per b. h. Australia.
Malls for Australia (except West Austra
lia, which goes via Europe, and Now
Zealand, which goes via San Francisco),
nnd FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, closo
hero dally nt 0:30 p. m. up to August
18th, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8,
Aorangl.
Transpacific malls nro forwarded to port
or sailing tinny nnu the scneuuie or clos
ing Is arranged on tho presumption of
tin ir uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mail closes at 6 p. in. pre
vious day. CORNELIUS VAN '"OTT,
Postmaster.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y., July 27. 1000.
LEGAL NOTICE.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR THE
Construction of n tienerai aewer system
for the City of Lend, Lawrence County,
South Dakota.
Sealed bids nre Invited nnd will bo ro-
celved nt tho ofllce of William H. Lyon,
city auditor, until 2 o'clock p. m. on the
llth day of August, 1D0O, for tho construc
tion of n general sower system within and
for tho city ot Lead, Lawrence couniy.
South Dakota, according to plans nnd
spcclllcntlons now on lllo In the olllco of
tho city ongineor nnu ciiy uuuiior oi nuiu
city.
Separate bids will bo received for pipe
work, brick and stono work nnd tunnel
wont.
Bids for such work shnll ho forwnrded to
thu city auditor, securely denied, so as to
prevent their being opened without detec
tion, and snail no enuorseu on ino ouisiue
thereof, ns to what work such bid or pro
posal Is for.
Each bill must bo nccompanled by a bond
running to tho City of Load, In tho penal
sum of at least 60 per cent of tho amount
of tho bid. which bond shnll bo executed
bv tho bidder ns nrlnclnal und bv two or
more goou nun suiucicni sureties, who snail
lustlfv an such. In like manner as re
hired ny ino general laws oi mo state in
nitt.li uaKota. relating to arrest nnu oar
and conditioned as renulred by section 3
nrtlelo xx, of chapter xxxvll of tho Laws
of lfcSO.
Tho estimated cost of Bald Bower Bvstem
la about 5IS.O0O.
A conv or tno mans and sneciucatinns
will be furnished to any party desiring to
bid upon the dopoait with tho city nudltor
of a certllled clii for 523.00, payahlo to
tho city treasurer, which check will bo re
turned If such plans and BPeclllcntloiiH uro
returneu to Thomas i,. ueuiou, city attor
ney, on or uetoro tno jam uay oi .ugjst
19(10.
The city reserven tho right to reject nn
or nil bids.
Communication In relation hereto, except
Dius, may im addressed to w. a. Aiiuson
city engineer; or Thomas L. Redlon, city
attorney.
Dated this llth day of July. 1900.
By order of the city council.
W. J. ALLASON, City Engineer.
J27dl4tm Lend. S. D.
GOVERNMENT N OTICE.
P R O P O 8 A L 8 FOR SL'BSISTENCI'
STORES AND PROPERTY -Olllee Bur
ehablng Commissary of Subsistence, Omaun
Neb,, AugUHt 3, lUOo. Sealed proposals, sub
ject to the usual conditions, will bo ro
1't.ived nt this olllco until 10 o'clock n. m
August 13. IMiO. in which time und plare
they will bo publicly opened for furnishing
subsistence stores and property, in follows:
Pork, sugar, canned goods, etc. Preference
will bo given to nrtlcles of domestic pro
duction. Blank proposals and specifications
can bo obtained at tins omco. is. it west
Purchasing Commissary. A3-4-0-7-1O-ILM
RAILWAY TIME TAM.I3,
ne
Leave. Arrive.
HI I. mils "Pannon Hall"
Express a 0.0C pm a 5.20 am
W ABASH RAIL1 to A D
iifw?K7??A Ticket Olllee, 1501 Farnam
HVMM Street. Telephone S'ji. De
"JV!K!lft. fot- Tenth and Mnrcy
S VE?4-i. Streets. Tolenhone 623.
RAILWAY TI.MU T.VllI.ES.
BURLINGTON & MIS
sonrl Htver Railroad -"The
Hurllnston Route'
General Oth.es. N. W.
Ci rner Tenth and Parnnm
Sts Ticket Olllee, 12
l.'iirn.im street. Telephone.
250. HurlliiEtvii station, lentn nnu -iiaaon
streets. TcicxmonC) i.s. , ,
Inve, Arrive.
T.liif.,,ln ItilAtllls lltld
McCook a S:49 am a ";35 pm
t 1 1.. l..n....P r.lrt.
141111 L'lll. H-Il,., ' , V.
rado, Utah. Callfomln.n 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
I.lnr Un Xt Hl.ii'k lllll .n s-30 nm a 3:00 pm
Montana. Puget Sound, iv 9.30 pm a 6:45 nm
Lincoln rnsi .Mail .uo:wpui iiiv.aj uiii
Denver, t'oior.wo, utan
& ca morula . a ;u nm
n Dally
KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo
seph Council Bluffs
Railrond-"Tho Burling
ton Routp"-Tlcket Olllee,
1502 Farnam street. Tele-
phone, 250. Depot, Tenth
ana .iiason streets. Tele
phone, 125,
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex . a S;50 nm a 8:10 pm
Kansas City Night Ex. n!0:13 pm n 6:15 am
tit. l,ouis Fiyor ior at
Josoph and St. IajuIs .a 4:55 pm all:15 am
u uaii) I
& Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route" Ticket
Otllce. 150-2 Farnam St.
MaUfstreDeCt5Telephone':
I
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago. Srec-
tnnrin"wnreiM"!ll"!!!'. ' n 9:26 nm
Chicago Vestlbtilod Ex.. a 1:00 pm n 7:(3 am
Yan .ffi e i'xl're"'.a :45 V,
Pnrltle .Innpllnn lieal. .alO!45 am
l'aclllc Junction Extra. n 7:00 pm
Fast Mall Pm
u Dally.
CHICAGO & NORTH
u'enlern Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
Pnrnnm Street. Tele
phore, 561. Depot, Tenth
nnu Aiason bis. Tele
phone, 629. Leave. Arrive.
Davlluht Chicago St-
nlnl a ?flri nm Alt 'TO nm
Chicago P'u'sso'ng'cr'!""a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
Eastern Express, dcs
Mo ties. Jiarshnlitown.
cago . . .'."!?. .."nt0:55 nm a 4:05 pm
Eastern Limited, cm-
cago nnu J-.ast... .. n i:UJ pm a i.uu pm
Oinnlu. .. ... n2'l5 nm
Omalia-Chlcugo Special. a 7:45 pm a s:W pm
i-astMnn a a'oU "m
FREMONT. ELKHORN ,S
"Tho NortliwesU'm
Line" General ' Olllces,
United States National
Tx2lriiV,?,i'!.5!;,n!.';.,
Ticket Olllee, 1101 Fnriiain St. Telephone,
bvi. Depot, um and weuster Sts. Tele-
Phone, n.is. Lfavc. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm u 6:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar and
lP.0.1!1"9 iC-;;'", '.'ld 3:00 pm 0 6:00 mn
Cltv. Sn'nerlor. 'Geneva.
Exeter nnd Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Pre, "out . 7 b 7-30 am bl0'25 am
Lincoln, Wniioo ' snn
Fremont b 7:30 am blO:2a nm
1,r.em.?!!t I'(!c4lv.:: i- :-?.7:?.0.n'n
.lay only, d Dnlly except Saturday.
. j " rtv. ftjft(,lil.,j, J C3l,l
o
jjaiiy excepi .Monuay.
MOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
i'?i,rn tL J. 0llNorl'l1
rmin!n 'V,9,T S1.1 FiJ
Nntinnni ii,Vi,i7 ii, iii.iim.
jsatlonnl Bank . Build ne,
w.',.,V0.r.l,SL lwr'."';
mill Fiirnnm Sla rPIU,
uim.u. jiui j'arnnm st, Te ephono 561. De
pot, icnth nnd Mason Sts, Telephone, C2U,
j.eave. Arrive.
Twin City Expreni.
Twin City Limited.
Sioux City Locai....
u Dully.
. ,a 6:55 nm alO:50 pm
. .a 7:35 nm u 8:15 nm
..a 8:00 am u 4:20 pro
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & ntnniin
RnWway - "Tho North
western Lino" General
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ..a 6:00 am a 3:10 pm
uin.iuii i-assengcr aiiuu um
moux uity it isortn-
cast Nebraska a 3:50 nm
Oaklui.d Local b 5:45 pm b 8:15 am
a uauy. u uauy except bunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIT
I rouil Onmh.i. iCnnuna f"liv
St. Ixiuls Cannon Ball
Express a 5:05 nm a S:20 am
Kansas city and vuincy
Lrfica a i:w am a u:oo pm
a uauy
CNION PACIFIC- ' I'HKOVKIt.
land Route" General Olllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth nnd Farnam
Htrcets. City Tiket Ofllce. 1301
Telephone, ers.
Leave. Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited.. a 8:20 am a 7:35 pm
Tho Chlcaio-Portland
Special . . a 8:20 am a 7:35 pm
The Fust Mn a 8:30 nm a 3:23 nm
Tho Colorado Special. ..all :35 pm a 6:50 am
Tho Past Mull a 4:35 pm
T l..p,.ln Kofi r Wn inI
H'tro sb, ire "lSxnrciw .il :10 nm bl2:25 nm
InT.. l..,.lin. 'l.ivnrM n nm "
Tho Atlantic Express... a 6:50 nm
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:30 um
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC nAIL-
road General Olllces nnd
Ticket offices Southeast Cor-
ner llth and Doug as Sts.
Telephone 104. Depot Union
b union.
Ieavc. Arrive.
Bt. Ioula. Kansas &
Nebraska Limited ,.,.al0:0Oam a 6:30 pm
Leave. Arrive.
K. C. St, L. Express., ..al0:10 pm a 6:1a am
Leave from 15th and
Webster Sts,.
Nebraska Local Via
Weeping Water b 4:15 pm nl0:43 am
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad, city Ticket or
fire. 14f)2 Fjirnnm treet.
Teleiihone. 2I5, Depot
Tenth and Mason Btrcetn.
&noVy Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express all :10 am n 4:05 pm
CniengO Limited icuum u 0:10 um
.Minneapolis and St.
I'atll Express o r.uuiun u v;iv pm
Minneapolis and si. .
Pnul Limited a 7:4o pm
Pnrt limine I.nrnl from
a 8:15 am
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm b 10:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except sunaay,
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway Ulty
Tleket Ofllce. 1504 Farnam
Stfeet. Telephone 251. Depot
Tenth and Mason Streets,
Teli-nhnnn 629
I,ohvp. Arrive.
Chleago Limited Ex. ..a 6 00 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex .b 7:15 am b 3:55 pm
a Dally, b Dally except wunuay.
nnirAiso. ROCK I8L
and & Pacific Railroad
"The (ireat hock mi
nnd Route. " City Tick
et Ofllce. 1323 Parnnm
Htreet Telenhotie. 428.
Depot. Tenth & Mason
Streets. Teleiihone 629.
l;uve. Arrive.
IIph Mnlntin nnil tlfiven-
port I4OCIII a r.zu am m w mn
Chicago Express b11:15 am a 6:10 am
Chicago Fast Express. .a 5.00 pm a 1:26 pm
Lincoln and Falrbury .u 8:30 um a 7:00 pm
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Dcs Molnen, Rock Isi-
and and Chicago a 7:15 pm a 6:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer u 6:5o pm a 9:15 am
a Dally, b Dally excopt Sunday.
Dpi'InIou AKillliNt .MiUKipiily,
DENVER, Aug. 2, Judge Lofcvrn today
rofused to Issue an Injunction restraining
the pty olttrlals from entering Into 11 con
tract with the Lncombe Light eompuny to
fjinlsh tho eltj with electrlo IIkIiIh for a
perl's of ten yea -s ut tho rate of 59" ner
I'ght ouch year. The effect of the declfclon
wll' be to reduce the Price of eleetrlclty
for lighting and power purposes In Denver,
us the irw eompaay IntPiuls to compete
for business with the Denver Consolidated
Gas and Electric company, which has had
a monopoly.
.V. l."'c,,.r I)nl1,.l llfni... I Illl.lL'll II ll- illl,v,,.i
ZuHet Of- tVrZ dreVslayo,,r,,c mndent
Tclephoie Tenth' "' cUhcrll RSlly Sr Vnornntly 'given a
nnd "streeVs0.'' Telo'i false construction to my st. emenu . hj
phone, 629. put Into my mouth iuune y. or is tiint i
Leave. Arrive. never used und assertions that I never
rri
MlLWHEEl
LIKE M'RINLEY PROSPERITY
Sixth District Prodigals Coming Bark to
the Republican Told.
NO FAITH IN FUSI0NISTS' PROMISES
Timet Are . Too Good All Otcr
the Stole in Allotr
Any Clinner to Up
TnUen.
N. P. McDonald of Kearney, prejcnt rhalr-
"" of Iho Sixth district republican con-
gresslonal committee, was at republican
state headquarters yesterday. He had held
tho chairmanship of tho committee for sev
eral years, but thinks It probable Hint he
will bo nllowcd to retire this year, although
ho has been nsked by Judso Klnluld to
aerve temporarily.
,, 1 1, n.n l,flin I,aii i-rv malnel!
I ft ,,uu III L I u un.v; v , , ' ...n,u,,H,
political changes out our wny," nald Mr.
.Mcuonnld in spcnKing oi tne conditions in
the Sixth district, "and they nro noticeable
all over tho district. A great many who
" Ue fuslonlsl. .re
going to voio ior ino iiiiuuiu-oi-iiic-runu
rnndldntn If thpre be one nnd a crest ntniiY
,vho wer0 (orm,,rj. republicans are coming
back to tho party. There havo always been
mor(, or M)I changes of that character, but
heretofore it has been largely a matter ot
conjecture In the enses of moft of them.
It was merely suspected that they were
going to votu the republican ticket nnd there
havo nlways been somo gains from that
source. This yenr they nro outspoken.
"I really bcllevo that Custer county will
go republican this fall because of tne
liilddlo-of-the-rond movement. All through
tho western pnrt of tho district the cattlo
Interests hnvo been very successful during
tho past four years nnd those fellows Unit
''con gradually coming to the ticket. There
is not much activity as yet in our con
gresslonal campaign, as but little has been
''ne In our section In the wny of orgnulw-
tlon, and what has Dccn uono was nccom-
nllBhed by the stnto committee.'
J- S. Iloaglutid of North Platte "was
caller nt republican headquarters yesterday.
"Things nro improving eery day for re-
puhllcautsm in our section," said he,
"There nro a great many who wero rabid
l,0lnlllsts follr 'oftrs " w" c rSllt oUl
squarely and s;,y that tho promises and
predictions then made by tho fusion lenders
''avo proven false nnd declare their belief
that tho McKinley prosperity should stand.
They unhesitatingly declare that they nra
going to vote for it this year. No, I am
not a cnndldnto for anything, but 1 expect
to take nn active part lu tho campaign and
will probably make fifty speeches this fall."
Leopold Hahn, postmaster at Hastings
nnd cx-mcmber of the state somite, called at
r,P"0,lcnn ldq.mrters yesterday, as did
Joseph Lnnger of Wllber. candidate for
presidential olector; Ed Pry of tho Niobrara
Pioneer nnd Fremont Everett of Burt
county.
omaiia a,,',. -Tr, ilm Edllnp of The
Bee: My iittcntlon bus been called to a
communication In a recent Issue of The Bee.
Y"llr correspondent gross y misreprcmi.
,,,,, ,.ml tll0 purpnso of the meeting.
I doubt very much If the good people, of
TsTeiiniMkn iin or pnuld bourudgc the few
cenlit that wero spent that evening for gus-
light in the stnto nouse in ine euunu ui
i. ,ii,. 'rim iieimie it N'eliraskn ure
generous and big-hearted. A people. ;f the
west, we Know someming oi ino nunmiuen
nml prlvutlons of frontier life. We know
something ot those South African women.
who havo stood wun intir iimu un m
their knees und their rllles In their hands
guarding their homes, and we profoundly
sympathize with them as they wander over
the dreury vcuit, tneir eoiimrj- nun ,.-..,
Ihtlr homes In ruins, their husbands nnd
fathers either dead or hunted fugltlvis
and mothers Hlnk at the r feet lu despair
nnd exhaustion, and their little ones i be
them for bread. It was in bchnlf of theio
widows nnd orphans that the meeting was
called tho other evening. The object was
to devise means tor rnisiug " "" 'y
lleve tho suffering and want of tho starv
ing women and children of tho two repi b
! i tT. ,i'i. ,,,.,.,11,,,. l,,l -in iinllllcal B glllll-
cati'ce whntever. Tho npeaker was born ntld
aim iicv. ui. ivu-
llinui:. . . . ... ..... . ..,,,ih
"Miss ShiricV Btnten nnu niiwi iwji
help the Boer republic If It could.
What Miss Shirley mild was this: "Iho
United States could have closed this war
i. LiM,.n! he eniild closo t tomorrow If
she .would say bands off my sister repuli-
lies! TlHUds oft their gold mines, their
''Trwloat'made It a .,esto of
the volition nnd not of the power of tho
UiufeAndrewf'jncksoniwns living wo would
nssnll the British with shot nnd she II.
Here is what sho said: "I' or thirteen
venrs England rnlsed no clnltn of Mtizur-
,iiim i.iihM.i". , o,r.,..u 'Plilrteell
Ulnty over tho United Slnles.
5.. i". ' ..,i i,. while, not
BO IOIIKi
rr,nf, ns a century, but Just uh binding
' ,' " 1,,,'rirnln as a thousand years, lung-
.L.nlor tl 1 1 1
V"? J''?.lJl" "V " "V , 7 da
nnd VOIII III" ' w .;--:-,,,
s iVernlntv over uh ns sho has to abrogate,
that of '8. nnd nssert its authority In tho
TrunBvnal. now woiuu wu
i-..i,..i ftihmiiii liimi un tn o hi exploded
ciulm and Hh musty old deeds nnd como
over hero und claim Buzeralnty over the
United States nnd dieiaio nima 01 vy,,
to us, compelling us to recelvo as citizens
of our republic, with ui Its r ght und
privileges, imgllBlline.n wim pwh iuuiiu-m
ilielr nllniTlnneil to I IllOtllircliy .' JUHt WtUlt
It bus dono In tho Transvaal. How would
wo recelvo It? I know how wo would re
ceive It If ndrcw Jucksnn wero ullvo for
about flvo minutes. I know how wo would
recelvo It now. Wo would glvo It a shower
of shot and Hholl that would Bund tho Brit
ish lion Binning to ma uen.
Your correspondent was evidently unable
to follow tho nrgument. "Any ooy nnnwn
tho only thing to un is for America 10 no iu
South Africa nnd stop tho British,
Aenin the correspondent Iiuh drawn, on
hlH fertile ltniiglnntlon. At no tlmo did I
Biiggest a trip to South Africa to "stop tho
British," In fact, I think that would bo u
most unnecessary proceeding.
This. H what 1 did say: "11 is 1111 muu
nml nonsense to wait for bcth sides to dbk
mediation. Why, the big fellow, so long
as be Is on top, will never nsk y i;i t.i hinuiy
como In and help him Mop. No, ho will
keof) right on until ho kills the llttlo follow
or bludH hltn hand and foot. Ralismeii
havo Biicb a queer way of looking at things,
win, ih hovH on tho street would know
mat mill is 11m um iva i" i""i' "f"".1;
1' resil irom 1110 iniuon 01 inm, no vuei
not ltni.w bo much about precedents, nnd
dcclslniiB, and Judgmenls and writ of error,
or whether bo would better cull In tho
coroner and havo tho verdict but he would
Know a goon ueiu uiiom nuiimnuy mm
justlcu on gencnil principieH. ue wouiu
know that that matter needed Immedlato
attention, und ho would attend to It."
For tho benellt of tho gentleman from
Lincoln l will explain, that 1 was reforrlnx
to tho Pence conference ut Tho Hague, nnd
not lo 1111 expedition to Africa.
"We bonst of our liberty and of living In
tho best land In tho world, yot wo allow
England to light 'n poor, old man,' " fiuotes
tho Lincoln scribe.
I said, "Wo boast of living In tin) best
tlmo since the creation stars sang logtither.
Wo talk ot tho brotherhood 01 man and
fraternity nn though tho things they Blood
for were In common, everyday use. Wo
speak of civilization nnd tho sermon on tho
mount, and yet, 11 llttlo over to tho south, Is
a man, und a handful of people, being out,
and tilaiihcd, nnd blown Into atoms, bo
cause England demands a few dollars,"
Now, I Hubmlt to iv candid people If that
Bounds much like tho words of your cor
respondent. If tho gas consumed nt tho stnto house
has rekindled the llres of liberty, for
heaven's uuko let 1 1 , in burn.
ELIZABETH SHIRLEY.
Explosion In Cement Wiirkx,
PHILLIPSRUHO. N J. Aug 2.-An ex
plosion of dust at tho Alpha cement works,
near hero, today caused the death of ono
Hungarian and Iho fatal Injury of another.
Tho Interior of the mill wuh wrecked and
the men horribly mangled.
The LUC or Woniiileil
who havo been healed by Ilunner Salve, Is
very large. It hculs all wounds or sores and
leaves no scar. Tuku no substitute. For
sale by Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha, and
Dillon's Drue Store, South Omaha.
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