THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SAT TH DAY, At'OVST II, 1900.
11
SPECIAL NOTICE
AilvrrlUrmriiti for thene column
Trill lir lakrn until 12 in. fur tlic
evening edition nnd until H .'III i. m.
for morning nml Sunday cilltlon.
ltntes, 1 i-'ia n word tlrt Inaerttnn.
1c n vrard therenf it r. Nothing; tnUen
for lens thnn UBo for the first lnrr
tlon. These ndrertUcnicnts mnt lie
ran conscehtlvel jr.
Advertisers, y reuiiest inn n num
bered check) cn linve nnintri nil
ilrcaard tn m numbered letter In cure
of The lice. Aimrrers no mlilrnitil will
be delivered ai presentation of the
check only.
WANTED-SITTATION.
WANTED, position by custom cutter and
practical tniior; expcricncca in lino trnue
and capnblo of tailing charge ot shop.
Aauross t,i .Main hi., uenuwoou, s. u
A-.M501 12
WAMUD-M.UilJ HUM'.
WANTED, wo have stendy work for a few
good hustlers of good, habits nnd appear
ante. U. F. Adams Co., 1C1D Howard St.
B-S70
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time: catalogue and particulars free
Address Western Barbers' Instltutu.
umnnu, jvcti. H 377
WANTED, lahoters, teamsters, rock mn
and surfaco men, Neb.. Wyo., and Iowa;
freo fare; Highest wages; ship dully
western . u. i.auor Agency, sio h. iitii. ,
AN IS'THl.t.innMT vonnir mnti tn InWo il
shorthand scholarship In best school and
puy lor u wnen course is compieieu nnu
position secured. Address I. 20, Hee.
H-79
WANTED. 10 young men to lonm teleg
raphy. W. T. Skclton, Sallna. Kan.
H-M341 A27
MEN, women, learn chiropody, dermatology
by mall; diplomas. Correspondence de
partment, 254 6th avc, New York; write.
H-M017 14
WE want n few salesmen to hnndle our
bjslness lu linoccupleil territory In Iowa
and Nebrnska. We need men who have
some knnwledun of live Ntock. somo ex- I
perlenco ns salesmen, thn best of ability,
who nro absolutely honest and reliable.
nnd who ran furnish good references and
surety bond. Wo have no time to spend
witn nny except men wnn can nil tno re-
qnlrements fully. Hut to such men wo
can pay good salaries or commissions and
put them lu line for promotion, according
to their valuo and merit. The F. E. San-
Mm Company, Manufacturem Standard
Stock Food, Omaha, Neb.
H-M901 12f
ALL GRADUATES of tho Khariin System
aj-n guaranteed emplovment at splendid
salaries to work lu the Jtranch Kliaras
Magnetic liiltrmnncH. Ir you want u lire
profession and rt money-maker from tho
start write or call nt tho Kharas Magnetic
Inllrmary, 1515-17 (llikngo St., Oiniilin, Neb
U-973
WANTED, by largo concern, experienced
bookkeeper; good opportunity for ad-
vancement for right man; state experi
ence and salary expected, o 62. Hee.
H-M9S4 12
WANTED, young man not over 22 for otllco
position: must be quick at llgurcs and a
good penman. AddrcsH O 50, care Omaha
llec. l Mirai li"
WANTED A llrst clasa illy Hollcltor. to
sell our "New Nonforfeitable Expansion
Accident policies with a. a years an
nulty. Finn opening for right party with
opportunity to make big money. Address
u bt, neo onice. u yw-iu.
WANTED A man of good standing with
city acquaintance to Introduce a new and
attractive Hurglary Insurance policy. The
most popular thine of the ago and u
winner, i-ino opening tor ine ngni man.
Aildresa O 65, Ree.
H-9X9-10.
WANTED Stenocranlier and tvncwrlter-
nnswer In long hand, stale experience
Hint salary, nox t w, nee oince.
H-M-D!S.12.
WANTED An oxnerlenred meat mini
mus! be thoroughly competent In cutting
all kinds of meat nnist slate whern you
havo had experience give references, ago
.nd salary expected a permanent place
for the right man. Address O 56 Hee.
U-931-11.
- t.tmtm .. ,', I !
MAN of good character to deliver and col
lect for old established manufacturing
house; $W0 u year and expanses guaran
teed; enclose reference and seir-addresed,
stumped envelope. Address Manufacturer,
.id noor, Mi ijenroorn sircei, . incago.
H- M993 12
SHOEMAKER; n good, steady, sober young
HiioemaKer can at once nuvo a iicrmaueut
position: good wages; German preferred.
L. Larson, Harlan, Iowa. H-M999 17
WANTED, men lo learn bather trade: onlj
two month required; fall term begins
soon: all the advantages of our thorough
I ruining and positions guaranteed at small
cost; free transportation to our colleges
hi Chicago, hi. i .ou ix or .Minneapolis.
where. opporlunltleH i nro best: catalogue
mulled freo. Moler Harber College. Agent.
1623 Karniun nt., umana. n mjwi iu
WANTEO FESIAI.E HELP.
AN INTELLIGENT lady to take a short
hand scholarship In best school and pay
for It when course Is completed unci posi
tion nccurru. wiurcsn i. m, lice. u i3U
WANf ED, 200 glrisTl52l Dod. Tel. 870.
C-6S1
SO girls wanted. Canadian ofllco 1622 Douglas
t.' 5S2
WANTED, a competent cook with references.-
Apply lo Mrs, Luther Kounue,
ami street nnu ucwey uve.
KXPERIENCED girl, general housework.
220S Miami. C-MS39 1U
WANTED, educated young ladles to learn
nursing. Apply to secretary, Fremont
hospital. C-M932
AV ANTED Experienced irirso; good wages;
references required. 103S Park Ave. Mrs.
Floyd M. Smith. C-975-
WANTED, girl' for general housework;
small nimlly; must ho good cook;; refer
ences. 1022 So. SOtll UVC. C-M9S5 12
GIRL for general housework: good pay and
small family. Call 3015 Chicago st.
J-MU3 12
FOH RENT HOUSES.
Jhm 2m.1 innnTco " Mn,fA
them with liennwa uo. D-oS3
" '
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wcad. 152I Douglas.
D-5SI
ALV5AYH moving II. H. goods. Pianos.
Olllce, ISU'.i Furnum St. Tel. 1659 or S03.
D-5SJ
HOUSES, stores. Betius, Paxton block.
D-5S0
HOUSES-for rent In all parts or tho city.
Hrennan-Lovo Co., 320 8. 13th St.
D-5S7
HOUSES and Hats. Rlngwnlt, Barker blk,
D-6S9
8 ROOMS, modem, with barn; all In extra
nn repuir; si to goon tenant. Airred ll,
DeLong, 437 Hoard ot Trade. D 691
I-ROOM cottage. 2709 Douglas St.
D-593
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav-
Idgc building, opposite city hull.
John W. Robblns, 1S02 Farnum St.
D-591
ELEGANT npartments In tho Winona.
Puyno-Knox Co., 1st floor, N. Y. Life.
D-593
IMS N, 20TH ST., 7-room modem house, no
furnuco; In good condition, largo barn,
outside to be painted; rent. $20.00.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
, 16th and Douglas Sts.
D-M937
FOR RENT, 8-room house. No. 0IS South
17th st, inquire at room jou, iity nnu.
D 820
3221 CUMINO ST., 8-room modern house,
has Just, been thoroughly renovated
throughout; rent, $20.00.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
16th and Douglas Sts.
- D-M958
10-ROOM Hteara hented flat, till modern,
2317 Doug as, inquire i.inuqucst, ziu so.
13th, D-412
VERY pleasant upar'tmcnta; six rooms and
hath, fronting park: moat desirable of
anything In the city for tho price to right
party. M. J. Kcntiard & Bon, 310 and 3H
Brown Block. D-446
NEW 10-room housn, water and gus, 2
blocks from car and school, north part
city near Boulevard, $25 per month, In
quire Wllllum 1. KiersUud, City Hull
D 724
'im hunt IIOtSES.
FOR RENT, No. 2413 Capitol Avenue, 11
room.''. modem. Tho O. F Davl. Co .
KjOS Furnum Ht D-727
DETACHED modern 8-room house, with
barn. Inquire 2003 Plerco st. D M772
FOR RENT, 2323 Cnpltol itvcnue, 3 rooms,
modern In everv way nnd In first-class
condition; tine yard; $40.00. George : Com
pany, 1C01 Farnum St. D-763
FOR RENT-S-room modern cottage. In
quire 2152 St. Mary's Ave. D-MS6I-12
6-ROOM cottage. 2522 Dewey nve.
D-M9I1
8EE HENRY 11. PAYNE, Ml N. Y. LIFE.
D-M393
5-ROOM cottngo, 26th nnd Blondo streetn,
l. Apply wi r. isiui street, ut.u
FOIl RENT-FURNISHED IIOOMS.
i NICE rooms, housekeeping. 1118. ltth.
FURNISHED rooms, housekeeping. S52S
8t. Mary's. 13-815 A12
FURNISHED rooms. 2013 Douglas.
ROOMS: ono largo south front with nlcovc;
modem. !&0 Harney st. E-MOT4 24
I't'lt MSIIED IIOOMS AM) 1IOAUI).
THE Merrlam, good summer resort, 25th &
Dodge. K-9t
" . V. .77. . 1 . , ...
OLENCAIRN,tran3lcnts,$1.2 - i day. 1809 Dgls.
I"1'37
,
l n. wUl Ave, IJIIVUIC ltl(llir.
1 O-J il
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t.
F-C93
IN I'RIVATE family. 2020 St. Maryjs Avo.
THE THATT. desirable rooms, 212 S. 23 i St.
DESIRAHI.E rooms; board. 25SI ; Ilnrney.
F JWI lt
Foil HHXT-STOHHS AMI OFFICES,
rnti iikvt. ntnrn in first-class location
rent reasonable. Atltily H. 0. I'eters A
Co.. ground floor, Ueo Hldg. 1200
-
TWO of the best rooms In tho Continental
block, 15th and Douglas streets; specially
suited for a. phvslclan; will remodel to
null tenant. Omaha Loan & Trust Co.,
icth nnd Douglas Sts. l-w
VERY desirable nfllce room for rent. lm-
porlnl Laundry Co., 10th and Dodge. Tele-
phone 622. 197112
AGENTS AVATEIl.
AGENTS on salary or commission; tK
Lreiile inrenls' seller ever nrodllcel;
every user of pen and ink buys It on
sight; 200 to 000 per cent profit ; one, agent
sales amounted to $020 In nix days; nil-
other $32 In two hours. -Monroe sirg. n
X 10. La, Crosse, Wis. J-MtWJ 12-.
25 TO j;rfl P11Hy made by our llvo agents,
mc or women, selling our latest novelty,
campaign waterproof neckties; goods en
tirely new unci patented'; uroiUs delighted;
sales unlimited; what otherti do, you can
do; time Is short; write today nnd secure..,
exclusive territory; guaranteed best seller.
Address, with stamp, M. & M. Manfg. Co.,
Dept. C. bpring.ie.d, wwjtMM3 8optl0.
WANTED TO IlKNT.
TO RENT, a Btnall farm, near city for
cniCKCii ruisiiiK. vuu;sn J Jjjjj jj
W A S T K II T O IICV.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
In large nnd small quantities. Chicago
Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tcl2o;a
WILL Diirchnse u limited namber of
Omaha Savings Hank accounts. Hronnan
Love Co., 303 So. 13th. N-C02
2D-HAND bicycles. Omaha Bicycle Co.
Xn 003
50 2D-HAND typewriters. Nebraska Cycle
Co., Cor. 16th tc Horney,
N-713-AC0
FOH SAI.12 FUItNITUHE. '
FOR HALE Ofllco desks nnd counter-
very nice. Apply iotj iMiiiornta tn... ne
tweon 9 and 2. 0-959-12
FOR SALE 1IOHSK.S, VEHICLES, F.TC.
VEHICLES of nil kinds made and repaired
ny llarry iToat, litn ana Leavenworth.
r-uw
nvnif A VH nvtrtttulnii i nr iirHnffu In
good condition. We nlso hnvo some
nhnetons and buggies that wn arc closing
out at very low prices. Win. Pfclffor
Carrluco Works. 2620 I.envenworth.
P-732
vofl flALE-Horso and buggy. Inquire
2152 St. Mary's Ave.
P-MS03-12
FOR SALE, roan working horHc, 8 years
Ulll, Uliutil'. iieiiiiiu au. .'in,
P-95J 10
l'OIl SALE .MISCELLANEOUS.
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman ft Mc
Donnell urug lto t or. loin anu uouge.
Q-6
H. H ASS, Florist. 1R13 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, cut (lowers, bonuets. hall, rest-
deuce, wedding nnd grave decorations.
Orders by mall or express promptly tilled.
y wo
2DHAND sufo cheap. Derlght, 1116 F.irnam
Q-031
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, lit 8. 13,
WIRE fence. Lcddy, 1617 Howard, Tel. 1590
y ,uu
M. & W. tires, $2.75.
Omaha Bicycle Co.
y uj
2NDII AND wheels, $ to $10; new wheels
$15. Omaha Ulcycfo Co., 16th & Chicago sts
q3I
Q-C31
SECONDHAND machinery for sale; every
thing in engines, hollers, pumps, iron
und wood-worklnc machinery, shafting.
pulleys, belting nml mill supplies; prices
lowest. Harris Mnchlncry Co.. 1023 Wash
ington Avo.. S. 1... M nncano s. Minn.
Q-M851 813
SQUARE pianos and organs. il5. $23. $37
H11(1 u.,. ciiay payments; new pianos for
..nt- 1 1 , i .1 , 1 1 n ( 1 1 1. Dnrl a,.,i1.. '!'..! 1
'l ' or & Mueller, l'aii FaVo, m! '
oM9i:t Att
Q-M913 AH
GOOD hand elevator.
Hospc, 1614 Izard.
y usa
MANBON bicycles, $23. Omaha Bicycle Co.
y sxiw
HARD and soft foundation pllln
g; hog
lenco unu criuDing. vol uougius.
y so&
FOR SALIC, stop watch, split second, ac
curate timekeeper and excellent horse-
timer; will sell nt a sacrifice. Address
y 18. UCC. Q-M970 12
FOR SALE, good size, fireproof, combina
tion lock safe', new, never used, from one
of tho best safe makers, only $19.95. A
very large. 2,100-pound, four double doors,
bnnk safe, new; good for hotel, real es
tate, county, city or bank. $71.15, Will
shin to any place In the United States.
payable after received. Cut this notice
out nnd mall to Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
Chicago, ror run particular y
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furniture
and stovea nt lowest prices, carload lots or
less, uniciigo r urnuure jo nuo-ju uouge.
11 uio
CLAIHVO ..NTS.
GREATEST LIVING CLAIRVOYANT.
PROF, LAWRENCE X. JAMKa.
1714-DOUOLAS 8T.-1714,
Prof. James Is a fully developed clairvoyant
and trance medium, He gives names,
dates, facts, otci, In all readings. Perfect
satisiuction guarunteeu or no tee accepteq.
ecu, ji.w aim ..w. injurs, iu to s.
8922-10
DR. H. V. MAY.
TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT AND INDE
PENDENT HLATE WRIT
ING MEDIUM.
OFFICE 113 SOUTH ldTI I ST.
His man-eIous uchlevcmunts demonstrated
In your nresencs while you look, listen
nnd wonder.
Never fulls to remove domestic troubles, re
store lost urrecllons, cause speedy mar
riages. Hours, 10 a, m. to S p. m.. fee, $1.00 and up;
alwuys see the best; olllce and residence,
1U SOUlll 101 It VI. D-J.l 11'
CLAIRVOYANT.
MME.GYLMER genuine palmlst6f Doilge
H-037
electric treatment.
BEATRICE HARLOW, Arabian treatment,
baths, 317 N. loth. Isi. tl&t F. T-WO-ll.
ELITE parlors. 615 8. 16th, second floor.
T-M910 81
MME. AMES, baths. 1615
2d tloor; attendant.
Howard, room 7,
T-M977 16
MME. LEE, magnetlo trcntmcnt. 517 S.
13th, room 2. T-M978 16
PERSONAL.
MONHEIT, Chiropodist. 151S Farn. Tel. KB.
U-639
IiADIES' hnlr shampooed, dressed, 35c. Hair
toilet goods. Monhclt, 1618 Farnum. Tel Zk2
U-610
TURKISH baths, massage tjnths, electric
baths, for Indies only; skilled women
massage operators; llnest equipped baths
In the city. Henstom Hath Company.
Rooms 210 to 220, Bee building. U-M163
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
ing rontinement; Dames adopted, liss is. u,
u uu
14 SOI.E9, 35c: velvet rubber heels, 33c. Tho
oiu rciiaDic, o. i: I'eicrson, 10m fl uuiuuig
u on
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns removed, 25o
ana upward, ltoom iz, rrenzezr diock.
RI'I'Tt'HE cured; no knife, no pain, no
Hunger; semi mr circulars, empire iui
turn Cure. 932 N. Y. Life bldir.. Omaha.
u 01.1
PLEATING and pleated skirts of all klnda.
ai. uoiiimnn & co., zuo uougias diock.
u OlO
PRIVATE home before and d urine confine
ment; linbles adopted, airs, liurget, xb.-w
Ilurdctte. u-n
IIOFF'S Express & Messenger Co. Tel. 1717.
SCH A DELI During August, shampoo, 35c;
hairdress, 25c; massage, 2jo; trentmcni, :vc.
WIIEELEH &. Wilson sewing machines,
others. 13.00 un: navmcnis: reining,
,5c weeg; repairing, t'cters c m., iio
Capitol Ave. Tel. 1496. U-271 A2I
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Uee bMg
EPPERLY corset to order.
1612 Cnpltol av
u aim i i
EPPERLY coriet to order. 1612 Cnpltol Av.
I. i)Jl Dl
Corns & bunions destroyed. 611 Karbach Hlk,
U l!l 3-D
HAVE furs repaired and nltered now. Don t
wait until the busy season and expect
work done nt once. Atiluhnugh, Son A Co.,
Furriers, 600 Karbach UlocK, omnini.
U-918-S-5
PLEATING; buttons to order; pinking
whllo-you wait. Omaha Pleating Co.. 1K4
uougiax.
U-MSJft
MONEY TO I.OAN-HKAL ESTATE,
PRIVATE money, 6, 5'J, 0 per cent: no de
lay, oarvin uros., 1613 f arnatn. -w wj
WANTED City nnd farm loans; nlso bonds
nnd wurrnntfl. it. u. rotors at uo., iuj
Fnrnnm St., Hco Hldg. w-650
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglas.
V S6l
FIVE per cent money. Ilemls, Paxton block.
MONEY to loan on llrst-class Improved city
property or ror nuildlng purposes, i-ayne-
itnox Co.. New York Life. w 3
6, 6(4. 6 per cent on Omaha, So. Omaha.
v. h. Thomas, wm ist isat. uang. toi. iii.
OD
MONEY to loan at 5 and BV4 per cont on
Omaha property. IV. U. Melkle, 401 S. 15th
i two
MONEY to loan on improved I Omaha real
Urcunan-Lovo Co., 309 So. 13th.
W C67
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Uor giving such low rajes atid easy par
Iowa farms at t par cent. Borrowers can U1'' J?jr',ne,la- 1HL CRUILU ARK
pay $loi or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Rrcnnan-Lovo Co., 309
South 13th St., Omnha, Neb. W-634
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved cttv
property ana tarms, w. t arnitn tstnitn :
tn mi) i .irnani. w-s
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants.
uoorgo a .ompany, lout l'arnuni til.
W-639
MONEY In any amount nt 6,
514 6 ner cent.
J. W. ROUHIN3 & CO., 1S02 FARNAM ST.
v-c6o
MON'RV tn Innn nn nrm nml eltv nrnnortv
lowest rates O F DavlJ Co W riVimm
lowest rates, u. . Davis Co.. I5ft Farimm
: " W1
$3,000-$4,000-$5,000-To place quick nt low
rnto or interest, on goon real estate. Art-
areas j u, uee. w 662
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
-M-O-N-E-Y-
D-O-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-I-T
We mako lonns from $10.00 un on furniture.
pianos; nurses, cows, eic. ; you Keep tho
property; or we wlirmake you a SALARY
uyiSfi ou you own note, without muorser
or mortgage; wo ennrgo ausniutuiy noin
lug for milking papers, und wn keen notn
Ing out of tho amount you borrow: vou
may pay tho money back In one mouth or
take moro tlmo lu which' to pay It, and
you ure cxpecieu to jiay ior it only wnat
time you use It; our rates aro low und
our terms aro tho easiest; our business Is
ns cotidcnttal ns Is possible nnd our treat
ment is aiwnys courteous, umuna .Mori
gago Loan Co., 306 So. 16th St. Estab
lished 1M2. AB(3
MONEY MONEY
LOANED oAI.AIWc.IJ PEOPLE.
I ..mom i?ir-r-'av i
LOWEST ' ILVTIW, FL 8 Y PAYMENTS and
nllilL.11,1 l u.N i iiJr.lN 1 1A1,.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 520, fifth lloor, Now, York Life Hldg,
X 60 1
MONEY loaned on nlunos. furniture, lew-
oiry, horses, cows etc. c. . need, 3iu s. s.
A. O0.1
MONEY loaned on nlunos. furniture, dia
mom
Co.,
-
monds .wuicncs, privnieiy. Merger s i.oun
co., jwi l'arnuni Bt , upstairs. a wj
MON'f
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watc
watches: navmnnts con ldentlal. Omaha
Chattel Loan Hank, 220 H, 13th, upstairs,
A 067
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, joweiry. ujnr ureen, its, nariter hik
A 003
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYl.OE, 21S First Nnt. Hank Bid.
Jv-069
MONEY loaned salaried ueonle holding ner-
maiieni position wun responsible concerns
upon tnoir own names witnout security;
easy payments. Tolmun, 706 N. Y. L. BIdg.
A 0.0
PRIA'ATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE
momentarily embarrassed who desire above
cverytning else to
AVOID PUBLICITY
can be accommodated at our ofllco with
less expense, tlmo ami troutiio tnun any
Place in tne city.
A.Ml.UIL A.N UUAh L.U..
Room 601. Bee Building.
N-M723
UUSINESS CHANCES.
FOH RENT Owing to advancing years Mr.
i..Mrt iVi. i h f. reot;
SKn'Ain '"iSS ..i''S 'h?"B'i
v.". ..2" . ,''"" . r.. 'z
piuiiiia im, .iiiiir, (.tun,. n,,i, uuuill W
windows, and tho residence nnd atoro
fronting the street, on the motor lino to
South Omaha. Excellent location for the
Dusmess, Y 3S2
FOR SALE. $2,000 stock groceries; best
town In Elkhorn valley; wrlto at once. C ,
itattie ureen, ieu. v .MT2a is
ESTABLISHED business, centrullv lo.
cated! stock and fixtures valued at $1.10";
win lane OU18IUO property in traue. Ad-
dress O 33, Heo ofllce. v M537 IP
FOR SALE; I offer my restaurant and fur
nished rooms, seven single nnd two line.
inrge double rooms, for sale; doing good
buslnehs with constantly increasing pat
ronage: have other business demanding
my personal attention; an located in t.-o-lumbus.
opposite Union Pacific depot: a
good railroad town nnd has a good rail
road patronage; will sell for part cash and
good easy terms, will bear strict Invest!-
gutlon. B. 8. Rickly, tiroprletor. Vienna
restaurant, Columbus, Neb. Y M970 12
uisi.Miss chances.
20 YEARS fn existence; for sale, a well
equipped steam printing office with Ger
man and English weekly newspaper,
non-partisan, best printing bulnc In an
extra good business town. Address OS'.
Omaha lice. Y-MKH 13
on i:ciiAtii
HAVE 14) acres land In central Nebraskn
nnd money to exchnngo for cottnge In
Omaha. V. V Hedges, 123 Hue Hldg.
Z 073
FOH EXCHANGE, form and pasture well
wntered, near Ilattmotith, for city
property. Address O 27, Her.
' Z-MSI7-12
I.AHGE farm nnd pasture. Mcrrlt Co..
Neb., lo trade for city property. Address
O 28, lice. X M8I.S-12
GOOD coal butlners tn Omaha to exchange
for other property; good location and
trackage. Address O 44, Uee. 7.-M 3j U
W ACRE FARM clear, for u good vacant
lot. CIS N. Y. I.lfc. -Sli4-Il.
1,720 ACHES of prairie nnd 1,038 ncres of
tinnier lantis locaten in ine sugar coast
country of south Louisiana, near rail
roi.ds; all clear of encumbrance and title
absolutely perfect; taxes low, will sell or
exenange ror cny property or .enrasKa
lands. Call Mr. Hyrnutn, Arrndo lintel,
city. Thursday and Friday, or nddress
him, l'uxton, 111. Z-05S 10
12,501) GROCERY nnd queenswnro stock to
exenango ror goou innti; goon town nnu
location, i, rotor, Mi uee nuiuunc.
WH.I. exchange nice residence lots for team
and harness nnd fresh milch cow; lotJ
for sale, $05.00 to $125 00; npply on premises.
itn nnu Harrison, no. umana.
.-M9;2 12
FARM WANTED; will exchange line lots
aim two cottuges nntier goon rental, uisu
line rcsiuence. Auuress u oi. nee.
Z-M979 12
I'Olt HALE HEAL ESTATE.
BEE HENRY 13. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
HIS
FOR SALE Cottage to be moved. Inquire
1152 St. Mary'H Ave. he msw-12'
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE HAKUA1.NS: LOW
EST HATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First lioor, . . i.uo uiug.
ills VtJ
FARM, 6T ncres, 12 miles from Omaha;
price 1,1jO.W 11 rOUl ill once. .vuuri'HU
L 49 ,Hec.
int. .ijai -i-
C. F. HARRISON, FARMS. N. Y. LIFE.
JtW Hj A-.'l-
IF YOU wnnt to buy,, sell, exchange or
rent your property quick. see J. ll. jonn
son, Sit N. Y. Lite. RE-670
HOUSES, farms. II. C. Patterson, 305 N.Y.L.
lit.- tl
Ik I' VII
HOUSES, lots farms, lands, loans; nlso fire
insurance, uvmis. raxion oik. lit; o,i
DEER PARK lots nt $250 to $100. with elo-
gant trees, tiro snaps, wnen you seo
thtm you will say so,
I'fYrTHii.snm r.fs en . .?in m. v. l.lfe.
tl fltT
READ THIS; one of the best homes In Han-
scom I'incc; u rooms, nirgo 101, goon imrn.
sightly home; party leaving city; price
J7.600.00. M. J. Konnard & son, room aiv,
urown mock. muniM
RANCH AND FAn.M landB for sale bv the
I'nlon I'Helnn linllrniiil enmnanv. It. A.
McAUastcr, land commissioner, Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
VERY Cheap, three acres, enclosed chicken
iicni renee. nouse. store, nam. corncri",
sheds, etc.; line shade trees. Home of into
l. o. jonnson, irvington, uougins
Inquire E. W. Johnson, 4523 Franklin St.
rut h:i
A NICE building corner, lots 2R and 29,
Falrmount Place, on easy terms, write
to F. H. Kappcn, Milwaukee, Wis. HE
FIXANCrAL,
SALARY LOANS! . '8ALAHY LOANS1
WE 1IAVJ3 BEEN.rCRITICISKD
iiiutii. Din wo musi loan a reriuui
nmount of monev as hoon as nosslblo re
gardless of comment. WE LOAN ON
YOUR NOTE; no mortgage: no lndorser;
no publicity. Your employer or friends
need not know. R ELI A RLE CREDIT
CO., room 303, THIRD FLOOR, Paxton
Blk -ta2
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health (lnd prompt relief.
Uox 232, umana, jscd. uonnnentini.
LADIKH, Frllir S 1'TOnctl remain rcgliuiior
br'"Ks monthly periods regularly without
, j, ,r box. 6 b0XCf( f0I. Jr, nox K!6.pi
Minneapolis, Minn. -M9I8 Sept7
LADIES, Frlnr's French femaln regulator
VIHT17AMA cures Impotoncy resulting
from Indiscretions or dehlilty, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, nmbltlons.
aspirations of youth, health, llttlug for
success, happiness lu business; profes
sional, social, married life; $2 or 3 for $5.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt ot
price. Tho Kldd Drug Co,, Klgln, 111.
American Ofllce, retail, whohsale, Myers.
Dillon Drug Co.. Omnha; M. A. Dillon,
South Omaha; Davis Drue Co., Council
Muffs. Full lino rubber goods.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Llfo.
CSJ
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Ileo Hldg.
4iS9
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col-
lege. Boyd's Theater -690
GREGOUfihorthund taught nt tho Omaha
commercial college, loin ana uougias ms.
091
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. Llfo BIdg :
tel. 1664; Alice jonnson, u. u.. lanies
dept.; Gld E. Johnson, Oateopathtst, Mgr.
0S5
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrksvlllc, Alo. w raxion hik. tei, i.wi.
O'sO
DBS. McMURRAY fc MUSICK will open
osteopathic olllce Kept, i, ui-&; iieo tinig.
-nsn si
A. T. HUNT. D. O. 305 Karbach. Tel. 2352.
WifJU nepio
WANTED TO IIORHOW.
WANTED to borrow. $1,000, three to llvo
venrs. at 7 per cont; no commission; on
good Improved South Omaha property.
Address O 36, Bee. MS7I
WANTKD-To borrow of nrlvato nurtlea
aepiemiMT i in bumw ui vu ,u.
on long lime; securiij. nini imwukuk"
rented residence property In good locullty
nnd In excellent condition. Address. O 49,
Bee. Ji. 1
SIAti.Niyrit; IlEALINfi.
GREAT Western Institute, 1623 Dnuglns St.,
chronic dlaenses cureu; no urugs, surgery,
Ml22
THE genuine Simon Puro Weltmor Method
or Magnetic Mealing una iturrauen s
Hypnotism complete lu ono volume, $2.50.
l'ror. 11. Williams, uesoiu, .no.
M905 SepS
CAHPENTEHS AND JOIipERS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work nnd repnlrlng
Promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree. s;th
unit i.aae bis. .uu
IIIIIIIS AND TV.XIDEHMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
WIT
FARMS FOR HUNT,
CHOICE 253-acre farm, within 2 or :
miles of packing houses, South Omaha
loading nuiuou on tarm; i,iu. nemis.
Paxton block. -103
STIM.MEItl.Xi AM) STITTEHING.
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Rnmge Hldg.
oi
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES rephiled, everything made poc .1
as new Om. Plutlug Co., Bee bid Tel
-M9JJ
e.voim:, 11(111, lillS, ETC.
I.. cT Sharp-Much. Wks.; motors, dynainus.
-6"9
2R-HAND machinery bought and sold for
cash. A. I. Ely ."i Co.. 1110 Douglas si
700
vroiiAm:.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., ?12
914 Jones, general stcrnge and forwarding.
GJi
Om. Van Stor. Co., 15UTFarn. TeTs. 1559-SC3.
653
MESSEXinit .snitVICE.
O. M. S. Tel. 2022. 307 So, 18 St,
-703
HOTELS.
HENDERSON. $1.00 per day house; board
$3.50 to $5 week. 9th and Farnatn; tel. 1210.
-M73S SI
.11 A (1 HT II) II 1 5 A M - 1 .
GREAT Western Institute, 1623 Douglas St..
chronic diseases cured; no drugs, surgery
PAWXlHtOKEIlS.
EAGLE Loan Onice, reliable, accommodat-
ine; un business connueniiai. iwi uouiua,
IIEMHAN HVnlvS.
PEDIGREED breeders; Cnpt. Nemo, scoro
szi, head of pens. r.. it, Kenaau. Ht. ram,
Neb. -M813-A-11
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; water con
nections, umana Biove iicpnir worss,
1207 Doug. 731
Till MC FACTOIIY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired, om. T runk Factory, law i- arnam.
cat
I-'l'lt MTUllE lini'AIHINCS.
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather
renovating. Tel iJi. ai. e. vwukiii, -hi
Cuming St. 9j
TICKET llllOlCKtl.
CUT rnto tickets every where. P. H Phil-
bin, 1505 I'urnam, Telephone S4, tw
I.AUNnitV.
O.SlAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cures, ic. 1750 i.eavenwortn. Tel. M7,
703
II A till IT METM,.
FR1CTIONLES8.
Nat'I Hk.
11. 3.
Munn, 17 Com'l
.M710 A3l
DHESSMAKINC5.
K. G. M' DONALD, 1612 Cap. avc.
-912 SI
DENTIST.
DR. M1TTELSTADT, 331 Bee bid. Tel. 1415.
134 A1IS
TYPEWIUTEIIS.
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1110 Fnrnnm.
051
l'OSTOFFICB rTOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,
as chan-ics may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending August
11. 11W, will close (PKUMI'TLY In all cases)
at the Gtmeral Postofllco ns follows: PAR
CELS POST MAILS close ono hour earlier
than closing time shown below Parcels
I'ost .Malls for Germnny close nt o p, m.
.Monday, T josuay and wcunesday.
Trims-Atlantic. MnlU.
SATURDAY At 7 n. m. for KCROPE. per
s. s. Aiier, via cncrDourg -nnu Houinamp'
ton (mall must be directed "ncr h.. h
Aller"): at 8 n. m. for NETHERLANDS
per s. h. Amsterdam, via Rotterdam (mall
must he directed "per s. a. Amsterdam")
nt 10 a. in. for SCOTLAND direct. Her s. s
Anchorla (mall must be directed "per s. B,
Anchorl(i"; nt 11:33 (Biipplomentnr 1
p. m.) for EUROi'n, per s, s. Campnla
via yucensiowu.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The
sumo class of mall matter for other parts
oi I'.urope win noi no scni ny tins slur
unless snecinuv nireciea nv n.
After tho closing of tno Supplementnr
Transatlantic .Mill s named above, mid
tlonal supplementary mulls are opened on
tho piers of the American, English,
French and Oermnn tenmers. nnd rcmnln
open until within Ton Minuted of tho
hour or sailing of steamer.
Mnlla for South nn it Crntrnl Amcrlen
West Indies. Etc.
SATURDAY At 7 ll. m. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES, per H. fc. Heliarden, at 10
a. in. isuppiomeninry iu:;iu n. m.l foi
1NAGUA und HAITI, ncr s. s. AikIpm: n
10 u. ni. (sunnl'mntary 10:3f) it. m.) for
1-UIUTJlVW IHI.AKU JAMAICA, SAVA
NILLA and t'ARTlf AGENA. per s.
Altai (mall for Costa Rica must be
directed "per h. s. Altai ); at 10 a. m
(supplementary 10:30 a. m ) for PORTO
RICO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per
s. h. Caracas (mall for Savanllla nnd
artnnsena must no directed "per s, h.
Caracas"): at 11 n. m. for GHR.n'aiia
and TRINIDAD; per s. h. Grenada; at 11
a. m. ior ciiirt, per s. . Mexico, vln
Havana; at 1 n. tn. for 5LVTANZA8
CAIBARIEN. NUEVITAS. GIHAItA nn,
BARACOA. per s. s, Ourltyhn (ordinary
inuii oiu', wiiicii musi uo nireciea "pe
Malls for Newfoundland, by rull to North
nynney, nnu inence ny steamer, close nt
this olllce daily nt &:.10 n. ni. rrrmM,...lin.
closo hero every Monday, Vednesdnv and
Saturday). MaMs for Mlquelon, by rail
to Boston, nnd thenco by steamer, closo
nt this otllre dnily nt 8:3'i p. m. Mnlls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Kin., and
thenco by steamer, cloi.0 nt this ofllce
dally (except Monday) nt 7 n. tn, (tho
connecting eiose-j are on minany, wednes
tiny nnd Frlilny. Mulls for Mexico Cltv
overland, unless specially Hddresed for
(iisputcn ny stenmcr, ciose nt tnu omen
dully at 2:20 a. m. and 2:20 p. tn. Malls
for Costa Hlra, Belize, Puerto Cortez und
Guatemala, bv rail to New Orleans, nnd
thenco by steamer, closo at this otttco
dally at 3 p. m. (connecting closes hero
Tuesdays for Costa Rica and Mondays
ror iieiizc, rucrio i ortez nnd uuntemnia)
Registered mall closes ut 0 p. tn. pro
vioui day.
Trnns-I'iicino Jlniln.
Mnlls for Hawaii. Janan. China nnd Phil
Ipplno Islnnds, via San Francisco, closo
hero dnllv ot ti:.10 n. m. on to Ainrnst r,th.
inclusive, for dispatch per s. h. City of
Pekln Ma s for China and Jnnan. v
Vancouver, close here dully ut 0.30 p. ni
up to AJgusi "nth, inclusive, tor ui
natch ncr s. s. Empress of Japan (regl
tered mall must bo directed "via Van
couver"). Mulls for Hawaii. Janan, China
nnd Philippine islands, via Man Fran
cisco. close hero dally at 0:30 p. rn. up t(
August 10th, Inclusive, for dispatch per
k. s. tiiiciic. .Minis ror Hawaii, viu Ma
Francisco, close hero dally at 0.30 p. m
un to August 17lli. Inclusive, for dl
. . ...... .. .. , .....,!(.. . ... 1 1 .. , . . ..
paiill lit- r. n. i nn 1 1 il nil. .ilillin Jill kiin-
tralla (except West Australia, which goes
via Europe, and New Zealand, whl(
h
4.
goes via San Francisco), nnd Fill Islnnd
via Vancouver, cioso nero uauy at b
3)
n. m. un to August "I8tit. inc isivt
dispatch per s. h. Aorangl. Mulls for
Ausira a lexcepi iicbi Ausiriiuni. .'Ne
Zealand. Hawaii. Fill and Samonn
Islands, via Snu Francisco, closo hero
dally at 6:30 p. in. after August '18th and
UP to weptcmnor "1st, ineuiHive, or o
day of arrival of s. h. Campania, due nt
New York Hepiumuer "ist, ror dispatch
per s. s. .tiaripuBu.
Transpacific mnlls nro forwirded to port
or sailing unny and tne srneiiuie or cios
inc is nrrnngeu nn tne presumption n
their uninterrupted overland trnnslt
Registered mall closes nt 6 p. m. pro
vioi-s day. Luu.-siii.iurt vas ivit,
I'osimasier
Postofllce,' New York, J. Y., August
1900.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
LIBRARY.
CHEYENNE. VYO.-HIDS WILL HE R
ctlved bv Robert C Morris, secretury Ctt
neglo library building committee, up to
Wednesday September 12th. 1900 twelve
o'clock, noon, for tho construction of li
brary building according to plans and spec
lllcutlons prepared by Puttnn. Fisher & Mil
ler, architects. 44 Montuuk block, Chlcug i
III, Pluns cun bo examined both at Chev
enno nnd at the ofllce of the architects In
Chicago, Fund uvallable iiiiproxlmates $1,
CO1!. AllinwAcsm
44 0V HI IN. ME NT NOTICE.
I' ItOl'OS A I. S FOR SIHS18TENCE
Stores and l'rotierti - Oftlce mm Mm
lug Commissary of Hubslstanee. otnnht
Neb.. August 3. 1!00. Sealed proposals still
leet to the tiiitil rondltlons. will bo V
eeiveii at tins oinre until lu o ciock a. in
ugust 13, liK). at which time ana place
they will bo publicly opened for furnmung
bslstetico stores and property, a follows-
ork. siicur. rntined uoods. etc. l'referenec
111 tie elveh tn nrtlrles of domestic pro
duction Hlank proposals nnd specification?
can be obtained at this oltice. It. K. WESl",
iiirclinsitig Commissary. a.i-i-u-i-iv-u.m
TREASURY ilenartineiit olllre. BllPfrvl
lug Architect, Washington. D. C. August.
0. IJKsl. Sealed proposals will be received
this nlllii- until 2 o'clock n. m.. on the
1th day of September. 1900. and then opened.
tor
pplylng tn this efllco or to the Postmaster
Hlnlr. Nebraska James Knox Taylor.
supervising Architect A-u-i4-i-is-2i
RAILWAY TIME TAI1l.II.
BURLINGTON Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Route" -
uoncrui unices, .n. w
Fflriim street Telei.hnne
0. Huriingtuu station. Tenth nnd Mason
Streets. Telephone, US. . .
Lincoln, Hartlnss and ' '
McCook ,..ns;ium a i: pm
naotCaiithRV a3:0Cpm
hip construction cexcept neating up- c- i
parnt.is ami electric wiring) or tne i nuen l
States rostolllio nt Hlalr. Nebraska. In .f.VjIllKlilvN
accordance with drawings and specllloa- y Vj rtSiiilKX,
Hon, copies of which may be had, tit the y
illseretlon of the- Hillirr l.ilnc Ari'bltpet. bv I
Lincoln fe Hlnck I1I1U. a u:30 pm n 3:0") pin tnnt tnerc was anything about tho clothes
Montana Pugct Sound . n 9:30 pin n 6:45 am pn that was worth flndltiB out?
Lincoln Fast Mall ... ,a 3:W pm u!0:3 nm . .....
envef. foiomuo, utan
& California ,. a 6:45 am
a Dally.
If A VRAM CMTV ST tn.
seph & Council itlufls
Railroad "The Hurling
ton Route" Ticket onice
1502 Fnrnam street. Tele
phone, 250. Depot, Tenth
ann Vinson streets. Teie
phone, 12$.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ..a S;50 am a 6:10 pm
Kansas City Night Ex. al0:!5 nm a 6:15 am
oi. mollis f iyer ror ai
lver
Joseph and St. Louis .a 4:55 pm nll:15 am
a uan.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Qulticy Railroad-"Thu
Burlington Route' Ticket
umce. laws i'urnam at.
'1 01 60. Uepot. leiltn A:
Mason Streets. Telephone, :
yy ,
I?nve. Arrive. 150
uD.'VBnt 'cnR" c",cc 7.nnnm
Pen'ria' ffxnresA '.. a 9:25 Dm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
?R!c5SS ilhnerr-.aM?. u;i4lS!Jl
I'ncltlo .lunrtlnn Local .aiUHj am
Pacific Junction Extra n 7.00 pm .
Fast Mall n 2:i5 pm
a Dally.
.. . .,.,.., '
wff..Vr ii'yilHrnSSfiir
N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnatn
Fa'nam ftr&t" T&SffiSS' m
nenot'Venrh' and '.Mason0 'i n
jcicpnone, ii.-j.
l-envc. Arrive.
ho overland i.imneu..n t::u am a i:s pm
Tho Chlcaso-Portland
tjpeolal a :ju nm a iw pm
Tho Fust Mall . ....... .a 8:50 am a .1:25 pm
The Co orado Special. ..all:3a pm a 6:30 am
The Fast Mai .. a 4:35 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice inn
Stronisbiirg Express.. b 4:10 pm b!2:2o pm
The Atlnntfc Express!. '. " a 6:60 am
.l. . tl. ...... r. A .nt. r. ... 1
urann isiana Micai d a:.iu pm o ;jj um
a Dally, b unlly except aunnny.
. i.i .... hi .- .i
riMAiu ast. T-Otlis Tt A 1 1.
road Omaha, ivansus city
& .Eastern Hallrquil-- l lie
Qulncy llouio-Ticket ut-
lice, 1115 Farnatn Street,
Telephone. 3 Depot, Tenth
KSn'nn"". dtreCt8, TCI"
Leave. Arrive.
St. Iiuls Cannon Ball
T.-f.,rei(.''n,;,Vo.iiiVpv " "
Ixica. a i;w am ;w pm
It DallV
ruiCAGO i NORTH
western iianway "ins
Northwestern Line" I
City Ticket Olllce. 1401
Farnnm Street. Tele-
phore, 561. Depot, Tentn
una .nason ais. le.e-
hone, 629. Leave. Arrlvo.
hiviiciit. unicinra sre
ctal a 7:00 am all:31 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a S:40 nm
Enstern Express. Dcs
Moines, Murshalltown,
rv.inr Ttntilds ui.il Chi
cago al0:55 am a 4:05 pm
isnstern Limited, um-
cago and l.ast a i:ai pm a i:ou pm
l.'nm Mriil. Chlcuco to
Wlll.1111 n .i.i
Omaha-Chlcngo special. a 7:43 pm a s:w pm
Fast Mall ..
n 8:30 um
a Dally.
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Vul ev Hull road
"The Northwestern
1 nlted Stntes National
Bank Hide. 8, W. Cor.
Twelfth and Fnrnam Hts.
Ticket OMlee, 1101 Farnatn St. Telephone,
but. uepoi, mm nun wenstur his. roio
nlioue. 115S. Lf.avo. Arrivo.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot springs a 3:oo nm a 5:00 Dm
yoming, uaspur una
DouglOs d 3:00 Dm o 5:00 nm
itn...i..RU -.i. r.n..i.i I
, J ... ..I.,,C1, l.'.l., ........
i ny. nuncrior. uenova.
Exeter and Seward b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdlnre nnd
Fremont .' b 7:30 am b!0;25 am
Unicom, wnnoo
Fremont
b 7:30 om bl0:2 am
Fremont Local
.c 7:30 am
.1 Daily, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dnny except Saturday, o
uuuy except aiouuuy.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis ft Omaha
RaU'way "The North
western Line" General
Ofllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
1401 Fnrnam St. Telephone W' Depot, 15th
and Webster Sts
;,S. nii..
Twin City Passepgcr
tfc U,W fill ! v-.IV IH
Omuha rasseuger .....
all :10 um
Sioux city & worm-
fnHi NehraSKa a s:w ptn
Oaklai.d Local b 5:15 pm b 8:15 am
a Dally u uauy excopi nunauy,
IOUX CITY A PACIFIC
wniter i ilnn" (ionerni
1).l ( rPU UT ..-, I
Olllces. United Stntes
jMinnimi naiiK liuiKi ng,
und Farimm'sV Ticket
Ofllce, 1401 Farnnm St. Telcphonn 501. Do.
pot, Tenth and Musoii Sts. Telephone p,
Twin City Hxpresi. . 0-55 nm nlo:50 pm
Twin t'lty Llmitea 7 35 pin u f15 am
Sioux City Locai ,i 8:00 um u 1:20 pro
u Dauy
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL-
""pi1, &'uc"lctiHn,llr?a.(1
and Route." City Tick
et Olllce, 1323 Farnatn
Street Telephone, 42S
.'."" ..-
Depot. Tenth .fe Mason
streets. Telephone 029.
Leave. Arrive.
ues Moines and Dnven
port Local . . .a 7:25 am 1)11:35 nm
Chicago Express . hll, 15 nm a 8:10 am
Chicago Fust Express .a 5.00 pm a 1:20 pm
i.incom ana i- niruury ,h am a ,:wpm
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs,.
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Des MolnoH. Rock Isl
and and Chicago .. .a 7:15 pm a 5:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer.n 6 AI pm a 9:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Hollrond. City Ticket Of
tlce, 1402 Furnum street.
Telephone. 215, Depot
Tenth and Mason stream
Leave. Arrive.
...all:10 um a 4:05 pm
,. a 7:45 pm a 8:15 am
St.
. .b 7:00 am b 9:10 pm
St.
. a 7:45 nm a 8:15 am
Chicago Express
Chlcairo Limited
Mlnni'iipull.t und
Paul depress
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited
Fort Dndi-o Ixral from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm b 10:16 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE &
St Paul Hallway City
AlnnMitfic TlfKol ujnre. n l'-irnam
ll)l!lWA"ttf Htreet. Tolephono 281. Depot
L" ;.,, Tenth and Muson Streets
-i'isJV Telephone 62'j,
Iiive Arrlvo.
Chicago Limited Ex a 6'00 pm a 8-05 am
Chicago .t Omnha Fx b 7'15 am b 3:65 pm
a Dally b Dally except Sumluy.
II Vll.W IV TIME CARD.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
rond General unices and
Uket olllces So ithrst Cor
r.nr llth and DousUs Sts.
Telephone. 104. Depot Union
niui (on.
l.eav
Arrive.
St. louls, Kansas
Nebraska Limited
.alOiOO am n 6:30 pm
t
j.eate. Arrive.
Express. ...al0:lo pm a 6:1a nnt
I.eavn from 15th and
Webster Sts. .
Nebraska Local Via
weeping Water .... b 1:1S pm nlO:4S am
a Dallv b Dally except Sunday.
Wabash railroad-
Tlrket Oftlce, 1504 Fitmnm
Street. Telephone t. Tie
pot, Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone C29.
Leave. Arrive.
st. Louis "Cannon nail"
Express
...a 6:05 pm a 8:20 am
a uauy.
CLOTHESPINS IIHING PROFIT.
Number nil Ordinary I. ok Will Yield,
Also (lie Increment.
"The longer you Hf," as a philosophic
German onco remarked, "tho tuoro you
l r instance, there s the common, every
day clothcsplu, on which no man has over
been ablo to Itnnrove. anv morn tlinu hn
'las Improved upon tho whcolbarrow or
tne old-fashioned wooden rolling pill, ta
hOUl,1.1,,,alup' CMcn Trlb,,ne'
-" r" n".
where a box of clothespins was among tho
things displayed outside.
How much for clothespins today?" ho
n3ked of tho grocer.
'Four cents," was the reply.
"Four rents apiece?"
"Apiece! Great hickory, noi Fctir cents
a dozen!"
"Ah'h-h! Are you a good JikIrg of
clothespins?"
"I should say so! I've niacin more llmu a
million of 'em," replied the storekeeper.
"Uvo followed the clotheinln. Blr. In all
v'r . . .
B' "wing iree in uio poiisiiuig nos. any.
exclaimed tho dealer, "to look nt that pin
you ci ecnrceiy noiievo mat tne roanuian-
t,,rer ennhl innfcn nml sell twelve nf them
, ,
iui .1 (cui unu it(iti it I'luuk u( iuui li tiiMii
nrr cent on them at that, would vou?
"Rut ho can do It. Hn con whltllo out
clothespins at tho rate of eighty a minute.
n0w7 Easy enough. All he's got to do Is
to take his tnaplo or birch log and go to
work. Hiiv ins log is tell lect long nnu
,n, ,km,i,. tt,, won't Imvn to nav moro
- ,. . . .i.--
lllltn - tor ll. ll ll" pujo uu mure man
that ho don't know his business. That
loit will whittle up Into 12.000 clothespins.
It will take the man two hours nnu a nan
t0 cl,ow tlult lcR up ,nl tIotlu'8"lng' whlch
Is at tho rate of 4.800 an hour. But when
they nro all cut out tney are worm ju.iu
.1,.. ,,,v,.r itn win u-nru ten hours a
.... , , , ...m , ,... ,iii.
uuy n no i m-ii. ...... ..... , ......
jour ot tneso logs, un cubjt hhumuh
fl . oul llult 10 wm then havo on hand
' , .. ,' .r.h iisr, n If they're
18.000 clothespins, worth $3S6.b0 If they re
WOrth a cent.
-,.. .i, , n,,.. nin hnn mil niilv
1 ill- 1,1.1. UV. .VII ..IV..7.. ' .
$8, providing tho man wasn't stuck In buying
i. v0v. If that was all the expense, a man
,.,. n ,,hBnln nPlnrv wnllM be a blamed
nitii i tiiv uf
sight better off thun If ho owned a coal
mine. But those logs havo to tun tno
,.,., , ,, ,,., nf mnphliierv before.
, , . .
they nre full-fledged clotho3plns. A brw
goparatCs the log Into lengths of sixteen
Inches; another one saws theio blocks Into
tmnnis threo-nunrtcrs of nn Inch thick: a
., . , . . ,.caurPS u,0 boards to strips
three-ouarters of nn Inch sounro. These
uttlo strips are pusheil to a Dig wncci, wnirn
V,,irrl tt.nm lo n villi! of Other HUW'S. W'llCre
they uro chopped Into clothespin lengths
quicker thun n sausage machine can cnop
. . it-i. tnHH,i,a .. .A
u a pnun.i ' "L ,, ,
carried by a swift moving belt to a machine
that grabs them and Bets them lu a lathe.
T,m ,fttho RlvrB thcm tlielr ,,nape in tho
twinkling of an eyo and throws them to
tho man, who feeds them to Ktlll another
saw, which moves backward and forward
as If It wcro madder thun a snake. This
biiw chows out the elot that tho washer
woman Is to shovo down over the clothes
on tho lino one of theso days, and the
clothespin Is ready, all except kiln-drying
and polishing. Kiln-drying knocks tho sap
out of the wood and the rnllshtng Is done by
letting tho clothespins rub against them-
elves In a revolving Iron cylinder.
"All theso processes cost money, and
when the manufacturer comes to put up hlfl
goods ior suie no uiiuh iuui. inn juuul ou mn
49,000 pins, or a dny'B hard work, Is only
about $193. I pa)' tho manufacturer 1 cont
li dozen, or nliout St rents a 1,000, und,
really, I am compelled In these tight tlmei
to Bell them for 4 cents a dojen, or $3.36
n 1. 000, which wouldn't ho so bad if I sold
1 nnn m-rtru 1ml. i ni ci ll.lt with enrn
" ivv ... ....... ... ... ...... ...... ....w,
1,000 clothespins will slay by mo for a
month or two, nnd I even havo had thorn
with mo a whole year. Chinese cheap labor
is pelting the life out nf the clothespin trndn,
for Ling Sing and Wun Lung don't use
clnthcspliiH In their laundries and they're
washing about ull tho clothes that arc
washed, It Bcenm to mo, nowudays."
DIDN'T IIELIEVi: IN THEM.
Of Course DriiKKlsts Hull No Use for
This Sort of it Person.
"I havo no hesitation lu saying." ro-
marked Ilugster. "that the patent m
clno habit Is running this notion."
edl-
"What!" exclaimed ijuilby. "Do you
think It Is as bud as that?"
"I not only think," Bald Bagster, env
phatlcally, "hut I know It. The insldluun
Inlluonco of patent medicines Is gradually,
but suroly, sweeping nwuy some of our best
intellectual material. Man Is by ilutnro
credulotiH, nnd tho cunning devices cm
ployed ny tne promoters or multifarious
jrURS nmv placed on tho miirkot appeal to
h'B Imagination. Instead of living a
healthy llfo nnd taking enro of himself by
natural mc.ins bn vnrnlahoB over overy
acho and pain, so to speak, with Home
restorative, which, apparently harmless,
yet In the long run leaves Its deadly blight
behind. Soon ho turns to new specific
and tho Inevitable result Is thut tho hnhl'.
ot taking drugs Is llrmly fixed. How wldn-
...rn.l It.lo In lu ,.l,l,..l 1... II...
Pl',.1.1. .Ilia in in u,ivi..iiwu U j .llu V..,,.-
lnous sales of such articles. It Is awful,
awful! Huo ono of these?"
"What nro thoy for?" asked Qullbjr,
suspiciously,
"For the throat," replied Bagster. ' 1
noticed you wero hoarse."
"I thought," said Qullby, its he helped
himself, "that you didn't believe In any
thing of this sort."
IlagBtor's face Hushed with righteous'
Indignation, reports Harper's Bazar.
"I don't!" ho exclaimed. "When I spoko
I wasn't referring to these wonderful tab
lets. I might say also that If I uro bilious
I tnko occasionally a Judicious dose ot
Palnrlb's pills, nnd for rheumatism I know
nothing bettor than Acker's Sting Remove.
I have known Wlndplpe'a Wondrous W'eod
Syrup to cure a cough lu one hour. I posi.
lively knriw that Solvator's Capsulrs will
knock Indigestion, nnd I havo boen cured
of lumbago In no tlmo by the uso ot Sktn
ncrton'a Planters, hut aside from theso fow
Hovorolgii remedies any mnn who 1b weak
enough to Indulge In patent medicines Is
committing himself to un early grave."
Fuel iuui Iron Deelnre Dividend.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Th directors of
the Colorado Fuel nut! Iron company have,
declared a dividend of 8 per cent on the
preferred stock payable September 6. In
February of this year 8 per cent wus ile.
clured and In April 8 per cent 'I he re
mnlnlng cumulative, dividends il'ie on tlu
etock now amount to 12 per cent.
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