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THE OMAHA DAILY 1JKK: TT liSDA Y, A VG TST 28, 1000. SPECIAL NOTICES AdvprtlpmMit for Uipsp rnlnmni Trill he liil.cn until 11! in. for (hi -rpilhr edition mill until S .'til i. in. lor moriiliiK nml .tinilny edition. Itnte. I l-'Jo n ivord Ilrl Iturrllon. 1c n wnril (hereafter. Nothing' Inkrn fur lr Until U.'.c for tlir first Inser tion. These nilvrrtlsements uiuat lie run eimspptillvely. Advertisers, I rriinentlliit u mini tiorril ehceU, enn linvp miniver nil- Orrssril tn n nunOiPred letter In cnie f The lire. iisiiern no nddresspil vrlll Iip delivered on presentation of the check onlj. W A YI'HII MTi TION. VOUNO MAN' dcMres Place to work for board while ii t f f iid I n tr iirliool. Hovle s college Tel. lflSI A-Mffl 3 r,, . --. r : a.-vii,u position in naioon wnerp phii I hi wrk of bartender. Olaf J. Johnson. Vi Kraklnc A-031-27 BY nl'-around i ewspaper ttliill, soliciting or reporting. . Iowa nr Nebraska! goo I rpfpri'liri . S .i, P.pp. A M "I v.:. i ni-.i;.ii.r iiiii.r. SVAN'r'Kl). wp havo stpnoy work for a few Kooil h'iftlrrn of Rood hnlilts and anppur once. r. v. Adams uo., iw no warn bi. U-S70 liAltrtHU trade tansht thcrotiRhly In short tlniP, ratuloiio and tmrllciiliirs frcu AddrpsM Western UarbcM' InHtltuto, Omnha, Nnt. H o,l WANTKD, lalioicrs. tpnmitprs, rork msn and Hinfnru niPti. Nob., Vi., nnd Iowa; free farp. iiIkMi'SI wurps: slil (Jnny. Western n. It. Labor Asuncy, 310 S. 11th. U-67S AN INTKM.IOHNT yonni; man to titko a shorthand H-hnt.irshlp m bpst srhonl nnd jio for It when tnurr.0 Is rotnplPtPil and posltlcn secured. Address I. H, llv: II-DT9 CO TM AKI1H wanted nt once. Henry K ir.-clbaum, West Point, Neb. ll-MWi CHT a free citnloguo of the Nehrnli Smool of MiiKr.pilMii and O-t np.ttnv. IMl-i" riilc.igo street. Omaha, Ncn ; grim- uatcB employed. " -M.i DO VOI' want Job traveling salary certain? Answer, Tllumpli I n., DalutH.'i riHK Insnrrtwe solicitors, nil or part tlnin; liberal terms, ii l. Jiec. n-.iini.iss tv a vim. r i imv nhoin 14 or Ifi vrs. old. Applv Nfb. Ilroom Knctory, 1317 t'hb'iico. WANTKD men t" Irani barber tr.irtp; w make i xceptlonnlly good offpr.i ibis mouth of sc hoinrsiiip. ii'iaru, loom nun inun portatl"!) to our col'eges nt t'lilcago. SI. I v.., it, nr Mliiiiciinnlls: von can be guar anteed better positions by Joining now .i,.. tni.r nlnhi n-ppkK n'omnletcs. ( ata- log ip and special Inducements free by - i.l... llortiyi pAllrtfo llpurn- HIllirPIIIIK .il'.l' l v-w... senliilhe, lfi23 Kamam St.. (iinrnm. WANTKD?' nt once, two lathers, thre ninMtpi-M rind three bricklayers; union ;.,.. n-.ilH brine tools. Cordes - Kchaefer. .coittractorH 'for new t'athidlc r'mrcli. Teintiieinil. la. i .in'" ' RHOKMAKKR to work on a Jack JI0 a. WITH " tuur tar Hip liOMtolIlof or any other rlwl f-rrL rxiunlmitioo wltliout m-olni; iir of Inforiiultlnli: sent free, fi- lumbla orrcspondence I'ollege. Wash ington, D C H Mf' -S' WANTKD. competent taleiincii to sell tliP best line or stocK aim pouury minis in ct world; e.xpnrlenced men only need applv; no tramps wanted: a liberal commission .....l Mv,.1,iuli-rt. tnrrltnn tn riullt lllcli: have agents now cleaning up from 10 to l."iO weekly, samples iree c lower i ny riant Knot! Co.. Hochcaler. N. WANTKD A baker, at Smith's bakery. iirv 1,-1 rtli iivpniip. Coiinc I H'urfs n -.is'5 rn AVATJ0UKK3tALI I1KI.P. A M lNTKLLlOHNT lady to take a short- hnnd scholarship In best school and pay for It when course ih cnmnioieu nnn pom- lion securcu. iiiiurcw?i i ucc. o-jwj WANTED, 200 Klrls. 1524 Dodge. Tol. K76. C-5S1 t0 girls wanted. Canadian otllco 1522 Douphii WANTED, educated young ladles tn learn nursing. Apply to secrotary, Fremont hospital WANTKD. cook nnd laundress at' 37 Dodgo St. C M573 WANTKD. experienced girl for second work and to assist In care of two smnll boys. 116 8. 32nd Ave. C 635-27 WANTKD. competent girl for geinr.il housework. Mrs. H. C. Peters, 1MB S. 29th Street. C-iril-27 OOOD wages to good girl; no washing; family of four. 2321 Harney. C-M631 28 WANTED, a girl for generil housework. Oood wagea paid. Mrs. R. 11. HumcIi. 2010 Hlnney St. P-MiMJ-2.1 WANTKD. competent servant for general housework. Apply 1127 8. 31st st. C-M733 29 WANTED, girl for gcnernl housework In fnmlly of three. Apply 2522 Popplrton avenue. C M777 29 WANTED, a coinnetent girl for general housework. Mrs. Oeo. 11. I'nyne, 3602 Lincoln boulevard, llemls rant. C 791 A OIHL wanted at onco nt tho Chreche, 19th und Harney. C 790 2 WANTKD. voting woman for general housework, two 111 family; Inoulro 1133 North .'inn street. u iw WANTKD. competent cook, 2701 KarnAin, sircei. 1. .uwj WANTED, 2d cook; apply Rome Miller. genl. cilices C--M798 2S WANTED, four waitresses; applv genl nlllces. Homo Miller. C-M799 2S roit iti:.NT-uoi si:. IF ynti want your houses well rented plnco ineiu wiiu iscuawu ,v wo. u M3 HOUSES, oto. F D. Wcad, 1521 Douglas. D-5S1 0-ROOM house, all modem, 13 N. 23d qulro O. W. Dunn, 1211 Famam. III D-M5II 7-HOOM cottage. 2611 N. 17th avo. Clnrko i-oweii. ;uu new vorK l.iro. D M5I4 HOUSES, stores. Romls, l'caton block. D-5S6 HOUSES nnd flats. Rlngwalt, Barker blk D-5!9 FOR RENT, strictly modern flat in Dav Idge building, npposltn city ha'l JOHN W. ROHII1NS, Imij l'AHNAM ST. D-603 NICE apartments of ii rooms and bath; tine repair; location best In city. 117 50 to right party, unquira room jiit-.ni itrowu Hlk D-631 2120 Sherman nve.. S-rooni. with cllv w.itpr hath, barn, 125. F. D. Wend, 16th nnd unugins. u M705 1205 William St., 3 rooms-J5.00. SIS S. 23d, 1 rooms-Jl0.no. Sso S. 23rd.. 3 rooms $7.00. 2912 Seward St., 5-room cottagp J10.00. OMAHA LOAN & TRCHT CO., ICt li und Douglas St. D-M1S3 1T24 N 27th St. Nine-room house, all mod em, 111 une repair, tii.w. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.. 16th und Douglas St. D-MIS. FOR RENT, R-room house. No. 618 South tun mi- inquire ui room jw, uity nali. D-t20 10-ROOM steam heated flat, all modem 2317 Dojglus. inqutro JJndquost, 316 So mill. u II SEE HENRY 11. PATNE, 001 N, Y. LIFE U MS93 ALWAYS moving II. H. goods. Pianos, Onicc, 15111., l-'arnam St. 'Tel. 1559 or MX HOUSES for rent Ip all parts of tho city, wccnnuii-i-gvc to,, a. utn si. D-557 I'd it hem-hoi mj. '20 N. 23d t , 9-r. house, modern PXccpt rirnncp. imp location, reduced to l. Pavne-Knox Cointmns . 1st II.. N V. Life lildL' D-M543 DlNDEK. the Ktscher property, n btautl- tut home, strictly moiiurn, x room, jji.vi. w i.. ski. by. 333 and 331 Board of Trade Hldg Phono 1510 D M676--I 3101-3107 Jackson street; hero nrp two nil modem houses; will rent them to n scany tenant ror lis pnynp-Ktiox .. main Moor N. V. Life Hide. D-M79I 31 FOB lll'.NT-l'l HMSIir.II HOOMS. 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping; miin & nue; iciu iiikcii hi u'juki .w i.in. 1 1 . . j NICE ROOMS, prlvnlo fnmlly. Gentlemen oniy. iui'.i uougp. i; 575 29 HOUSEKEEPING, 611 3. Wth nve. rs ;vi w FritNISIIED room with tiso of bnth. 2912 Farnntn HI EM6n7-2v NICE rooms, 1:117 Chicago; pilvatp fnmlly. carpenters and .ioihirkm. ALL kinds of rarpentpr work and repairing promptly attenneu to. J. i. uenmres, .-Jin nnd Lake Sts. -3" I t ItMSIini) IttlOMS M IIOAItU. TI1H Merrlnm, coed summer resort, J 5th & Diiukp. OLKNCAIUM.translcnts.n.Sj dny. 1609 OkIi r 59 1 UTOKA. 1721 Daenport St. K-593 tt.wiMJOMipi v i.tiici1in,l rnnmi: cooil nnnriit rufpM rpfinonnnln. inn i;nn. "-.v irnrney. K-M2I4 nil IN I'KIVATK fnmlly. 2020 St. Mary's Avo r wj I'l.HASANT rooms with board. 19C.9 f.ip -Mfiir. 31 Itol nvc. I' KRONT room with nlcovc. 212 S. 25th i.'nti ni'vr .if uvii rnoins. furnlsh-'d or niifutn shc . W IN lioarii. m niiyw"- r.miu rirup ll.uiscnni nark. S nee K-M79I 2S I'lllt IIIIM-I M't IIMSIII'.II H1IOMM. TIIHKK unfurnished rooms, modern ex cept furnncp. s. not n. ism. m -k-- SKIT of l moms, K2I South 26th Ave. TIIHKK modern rooms for light housekecp Ing; good location. Aimress h hcc. Q 7ih 1'Olt HUNT STOItr.S AND OITICHS KOH RENT, store In first-class location rent rensonanie. Appiy it. u. i-eicrs , Co., ground floor, llco Hldg. 1 2C6 HTOHK room, r.'l South lfitli: power fur nlshed If desired. Clnrko Powell, 310 npw York l.lff. i M313 KOH HKNT. nice brick store building In Koek port. Ateiuson county, .mo.; una locntlntu for general Htock of merchan 1Isp: lmltillnir Is "4xS0 feet, with ware room separate, and Is owned by Masonlo lodge, one or tne nest corners sn town Address W. H. Olermann. socrotnry. I-IR7 ;i:nts wmthi. 123 TO J50 easily nwlo by our live agents men or women, soiling our inicsi novcuj campaign watorproor necKties; goons en tlrelv new and patented: ngents ilellghtcd sales unlimited: whnt others do, you can do: time Is short; write today nnd spcure exclusive territory; guaranteed best seller. Address, with stamp. M. Sc. M. Mnnfg. Co., Dept. C. Kpr.ng.lcld. MM2 RppU0, ST'Olt Af!K. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912 . 911 Jones, general atorago and forwanRng. Om. Von Stor. Co., UllVj Furn. Tels. 1559-863. 69$ w v.ti:ii-to I11JV. ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.. In large and small quantities. Chicago Furniture. Co., 1106-10 Dodgo. Tel. 2020. N on WILL purchase a limited lumber of Omnha Savings lianK accounts, iirenuan- I.ovn Co., 3"J ho. um. D-HAND bicycles. Omaha Hlcycln Co. N-603 i9 2D-IIAND typewriters. Nebraska Cycle Co., Cor 15th & Hurnoy. N 713-A30 SINOLK harness with collur for trap; pny cash. Address H X, lice. .N M7l 2:1 FOH SAI.K 1'inMTI HE HOUSKHOLD furniture. 1201 N. 2rtth st. O M593 30 OH SAI.KHOHSIOS, Villi ICLEM, ETC, VEHICLES of all kinds mndo und repaired by unrry itobi, jun anu Leavenworth. P-C0S MUST sell, two 2d hand extension ton car riages, equauy goou as now ami at loss than 'i price. Call and sco us If you want 11 buggy or phaeton; can save you money. vm. I'iciiicr uariiago i ks., ;i;u i.eaven worth. 1' 732 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog fenco and criuuing. nui uougias. y juo CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc Council urug v-o i.or. 10111 unu uougp. Q-6S II. HASS, Florist. 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 776. I'lauts, cui iiowcrs, iHiqucis, nail, rsi denci), wedding and gravo decorations Orders by mall or express promptly llllcd Q C30 2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, U16 Farnam, SAFES; buy. Bell, ex'ge. Schwartz. 114 S. 13. Q 632 M. & W. tires, J2.T5. Omaha Illcyclo Co MANSON bicycles. 123. Omaha Hlcycln Co, 2NI1HAND wheels. 15 to $10: now wheels $13. Omaha iitcycia uo., itiin xi unicngo sis u LIOHT wagon ennvas top, $10. 310 N. 17th V .MU1U .ilj WEREH up. piano, slightly used; big bar gain, ittir wougius si. y .iiihii i-j JtlSCEI.LAMMH'.". NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhnnd furnlturo unu siovos 111 lowest prices, carionit lots or less. v.nicago urnuuro uo , nuwu uougs 4 k vs. TICKET IlllOKEH. CUT rate tickets every where. P. II. Phil bin. 1500 Farnam Telephone 7t. 703 CLAIHVOVANT. PROF. LAURENCE X. JAMES. President of Mediums Protective nssocln tlou. 17H-Doulas St. -1711. Prof. James Is a fully developed clalr voyant and trance medium. He uses no FREE TEST FREE TEST Schemes to attract neonle to his narlors Neither does lie ft nil It necessary to change nis inline in every city on account or itn proper relations of tho past. He wKl posl uvoiy ACCEPT NO FEE in advance and makes NO CHARGK-NO CHARGE unless ns he advertises the UTMOST SAT I S K A CT I O N Is given In every rending. HE CALLS YOUR NAME. TELLS NAME OF SWEETHEART. friend, enemies or anyone. Tells all about your nusiness urcuirs. your lovo unu uo mestlc affaire, reunites tho senarated causes speedy marriage with the one of your cho(ce removes evil IntlJences, locates Diirieii treasures, 01c. Prof James makes uo Impossible claims He conducts his business nn business mill chiles. His nasi success and honorable dealings Is HURIclcnt guarantee for his future work. ALL RUSINESS SACREDLY CONKIDEN PERMANENTLY LOCATED CONSULT; TION ROOMS 1711-DOUGLAS STREET 17" B-M519 ci. tun ovAvr. -rm:n tubt to all i-'khb- THK KINO OK MFi: HKADKRS. -DIt II. V. M AY l'Ktt.M ANKNTLY I.OCATKD , 113-SOfTH KIUHTHKNTH ST 113 hktwrhx nnrm.As anij nonoK HKWAHK OK TIIOSi: WHO THY TO I.Mt T.ITH ins tvniiK TWKNTY YKAHS HUKOHH T11K I'l UI.If' ur May does not claim to bp tltp npatcs; nor is lie a cnenp prrtenocr. i.or ne the only medium on earth. Hut he docs claim to be the greatest now In Omnha. Ills tpstlmonliils arp on tile at his olllce to provp that hlr. readings are acknowl' pilged by both press and public to be of the hlitht'St order. Dr. May's un bounded suippss Is that ho advertises nothing but what he can do. -V'llKK Ti:ST TO A I.I, KRHK Hp tells your name, your mother's maiden name, your occupation, uup oi nirin. who find when you will marry (If evpr). point ing out to you all things pertaining to life, positively refusing to accept any fee unless he prove his supprlorlty Kn trnncp on both basement and parlor lloor privately arranged, you meet no callers. rns'ftt't.T.Tin' piimk. I.KAVK YOI'R POf'KHT HOOK AT ftOMK OH. MAY Iihs no 5 or 10-cent bargain days to entice tne creuuious into nis parlors with the object of Imposing upon their contldcnco by charging them large fees before they gpt out Hewnre of such catch-penny schemes. OH. MAY says come without purse and without money and he will convince you of his sincerity nnd superiority. No money needed leave your pocketbooks at home If you aro going to see a medium, why not see the "m- SOt TM KIOIITUHNTH HT.-113 HUTWKKN DOKCILAS AND DOOOK. B- MM3 29 MI.KCYHIC Trt n ATM KT, 13L1TK parlors. 615 8. 16th, second floor. HKATHICK HARLOW. Arabian treatment, n.lllis. 317' ,N. litli, IHl lint r . i oT 3' MMK. LKK, mngnetlc treatment. T- M't S. 577 30 13ih. room 2. MMK. AMKS. baths, 1615 Howurd, room 1, 2d floor; attendant. T 576 30 I'UHSO.Vll,. MONHKIT, Chiropodist, IMS Knrn. Tel. 23.U. u taa LADIKS' hnlr shnnipoocd, dressed. 35c. Hnlr toilet coods. Monhclt, 1513 Kurnum. Tel 2:iS3 TURKISH baths, mnssngo aths, electric baths, for ladles only; skilled women massage operators; finest eiiulpped baths in tne cuy. iceustom iiatn i ompany Hooms 216 to 220, Uec building. U-M1C3 PHIV'ATK hospital for ladles boforo & ilnr Ing conllncmcut; babies adopted. 1130 N. If. U--6I3 i SOLES. 35c; velvet rubber heols, 35c. The old reliable, S. I. l'itcMon, 16th ,i Cuming U-611 DR. HOY, chltopodlst: cornn removed, 25o and upward. Room 12, Krcnzczr block. U till HtfPTt'HK cured; no knife, no pain, no danger; send for circulars. Umpire nup turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bldg., Omaha. PLKATINO and pleated skirts of nil kinds. M. Ooldman & Co., 200 Douglas block. U-6IG PRIVATI5 home before and during confine ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Hurget. 2620 Hurdctte. U-617 HOKK7s"l3xprcss & Messenger CoTeT 1717. K-HH VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 lleo hldg u 01.' PPEHLY corset to order. 1612 Capitol nv. U-M911 84 EPPKRLY corrct to order. 1612CapItol AV. U-691 S4 Corns & bunions destroyed. 511 Knrbacli Illk. U wi'J S-i HAVE furs repnlred nnd altered now. Don't wait until inn nusy season nnu cxh'ci work done nt oner. Atilabaugh, Son A Co., Furriers, 006 Knrbach Itlock, Oinatm. PLKATINO; buttons to ordr; pinking while you wait, omana i-ieaung i-o., 10-1 IJOUgUS. 1- iuooo JOHN RUDD, optician, 115 S. 16th St. ,ADY of good chnracter. 26 years, wljhes Hcqualntance nr reiineii gentiemun. Myr tie Petersen, General Delivery, citv. U-M795 2S MONEY TO LOAN III! At, KSTATU. 'HIVATE money. 5. 5H. 6 per cent; no da- lay, iiarvin utos., ltis rarnam. w uia WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds anu warrants, ii. reiers a uo., 1702 Furnum Hi , uee lung. w 050 rniVATK money. F. D. Wead, 1534 Douglas. w Kl MONTY TO LOAN HEAL STATE. FIVE per cent money, Uemis, Paxton block, w 1. OANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western Iowa farms at b tier cent. .Borrowers can pay $100 or nny multiple. Any Interest date. No delay. Brennnn-Lovo Co., 303 South 13th St., umana. iscd. w 654 MONEY to loan on llrst-class Improved city propcriy or lor nuiiiung purposes. I'ayne- KIlOX LO., .-SOW IOTK I.IIC. W 653 G'fj. 6 per cent on Omnha, So. Omaha. W. II. Tliomus, 503 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 1613, W 6jj MONEY to loan nt 5 nnd 5,4 per cent on umniia property. v. is. .-ueutie, 4UI . loth. w uos MONKY to loan on Imprnveu Omaha real esuiic. urcnnan-L.ovo -o., ,;irj uo. tutu. W-657 11.001 nnd iinwnrrl to loan nn Imnrnvnil Mtv ,,,uplt ,,rt.l f.ima M -..... ... 1 . 1. Co., J3J0 Furnam. W 65.1 WANTED-Clty loans, bonds and warrants, George & Company, 1601 Farnam St. W fi.j9 MONEY in any amount at 5, 5'i 6 per cent J. W. KUUIilJNS & UO., 1S0J FAHNAM ST. W-ISO MONEY to loan on fnrm nnd city property lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnntn iv r.c i MONEY TO LOAN CHATTEL, MONEY MONEY LOANEU HAL.AIUHD PEOPLE. Wo endorser or morteace. renulred. LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and H i ll IL I I. V l 'O N FI U II NT I A L. OMAHA CltliniT ITO Room 520. Ilfth lloor. Now York Life Hldg. x cot -M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-I.T- Wo make loans from $10.00 un on furniture. pianos, nurses, cows, eic. ; you Keep tno property; or we will make you a SALARY LOAN on you own note, without Indorser or mortgage, wo charge absolutely noth lug for making papers, and wc keen noth lug out of the amount you bort'uw, you mav pay the money back In ono month or take more time, In which to pay It, nnd you are expected to pay for It only what time you use It; our rates aro low and our terms are the easiest, our business Is ns comicntiui ns is possible and our treat ment Is always courteous. Omaha Mort gage Loan Co., 306 So. 16th St. Estnb llshed 1S92. SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. W. TAYLOE. 21S First Nat. Bank Hldg, X ti PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO PLE momentarily embarrassed who desire above everytning eisp to AVOID PUHLICITY can be accommodated at our office with less expense, tlmo und trouble than any place in tne cuy. AMERICAN LOAN CO.. Hoon 001, Boo Building. X-M723 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses C0W3, Jewelry. Djff Green, R 8, Barker Hlk v. 005 MONKY loaned salaried neonlo holding nor manent position with responsible concerns upon tncir own namrs wunoui security, easy payments. Tolman, 703 N. Y. L. nidg. a liia MONEY loaned on nlanos. furniture, flla monds .watches, privately. Berger's Loan vo., IW4 rarnnrn ai , upaiairs, .n itfi MONEY lonr.ert on furniture, diamonds, watches; payments confidential. Omaha Chattel Loan Bank, 220 S, 15th. upstairs, X-6J7 sinxm to i,o... . t ii vTrLKs. LOANS TO SALAH1KD PKOPLK. AHK. YOf ONK OK THE CROWD WHO AHK TAKINO ADVANTAOIi of our NU partlnl pnyment plan'' Let us tji ILTLi explain same to you. We loan employes on their notes. No mortgage, no Indorser; no publlcltv. Simply a CO N K I D K NT I A 1. IH SINKSS DKAL. Wp loan TItOt SANDS In this way. SO DON'T HHSITATH AllOl'T CALI.INO W ?rp h"t!r :n inn! m "re business. t H. KMPLOYHH RKCKIVK PROMPT RKRV1CB TO SKIT THKIR TIMK. AND CON V KNI KNC K. These are times, of heavy competition nnd to remain lenders we must give more for your mi ney than others DARK IlHI.lAllt.K CIIKDIT CO.. Room 3U3 Third Kloor, Paxton Hlk. x-3:o. MONKY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows etc. C. K. Heed, 319 S 13. A UUt hi;mim:hs cii.vscns. KOH HKNT Owing to advancing ycnr.-i Mr . nun, tno florist nt isia vtnton street, has decided to rent out his hot house nt abovo location, occupying 7AH) to 8.0m) square foot, under glass, with about 2W windows, and the residence and storo fronting the street, on tho motor Illo to South Omnha. Kxcellcnt location for tho business. Y 3S2 KOH HKNT. dining room of Lango hoteli good Inducements to llrst-class party. . V-M2S3 KOH 8ALK. populist newspaper, with or without subscription list. Address K 5, Omaha Dally Ucc. Y-M691 30 I DKS1HK ladles or gentlemen to Join tne In a very line Colorado mining proposition; more than I can carry alone: please In vestigate. Paxton hotl Tuesday .ml Wednesday, lo to 12 o'clock, or any other hour by appointment. (Mrs.i K. c. At wood. Y-.M0I 21 Koit i:xcii..fii: OOOD rental property fur farm Monroe & Co., Kced anil Kuel, Sll N. Kith st. Z-MtU-J 31 WANTKD. to trade Kmerson pluno for room and board. K. Hose, Nebraska Cxcle Co.. 15th and Harney. '.- MTSi. 2 MICCIIANIC wants to exchange carpenter work for cheap house and lot S its. H-c. KOH SAI,K in: l, HSTATI5. 1IOUSKS, farm. H. C. Pattcrson,3)j N.Y.L. HK-6TI IIOUSKS, lots farms, lands, loans; also llro Insurance. Umls. Paxton blk RE-675 HKAD THIS; or.e of the best homes In Han scorn Place; 9 rooms, large lot, good barn, sightly home; pjrty leaving city; price 17.500.00. m. J. kenuard & Son, room 310, Hrown block. RK-M925 RANCH AND FARM lands for :nlo by ths t nion Pac tic Ilnllrnad comnnnv. It. A. McAIIatter, laud commissioner, Union i'aciuo ijcauiuaiicrs, omalia, Neb. iu:-o:s VKHY Cheap, three ncre. enclnivd chicken tlulil fence. House, slots, barn, corncrin. shedj, etc.; fine shade trees. Home of late ii. H. Johnson. Irvlnstnii, niniglns Co. innuird ii. w. Jonnson, tyn Frntmnn hi it ii 7s;i s.s' PAYNK-KNON CO.. UKADQlf AHTKHS ror HllAla I1STATB HAHUAI.NS; I.OW KST RATKS on LOANS: SOUND IN SI RANCK; HOKSKS. KLATS. STORKS, for RENT. First lloor. N. Y. Life Iildg, Ht;--GiU W. L. SKLHY. North 17th St II .!. South 20th St I.M South Omaha, south packing ioiups..?i."ii South Omaha, south of packing houses 1,(0) AH ti-rootn houses, gooii repair Will sell to good party earning steady wagps, $."A00 to llfAfiO cash-bilanco U.'A ncr week. W. L. Selby. 333 nnd 3.14 Hoard of Trade Hdg Jill Altii'j-'.a SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, Ml N. Y. LIFE. 111s- mx; F. HARRISON, FARMS. N. Y. LIFE. RE-H3-A-27 STILL TWO HAnOiVlS'S. room oottiiRe and barjr.HOti'fflxlSO, at No. 4331 Decatur. J5."l. . - room cottage, newly papered, city water and sewer. Nn. 317 No. 30th St.. $1,000. Mutual Loan nnd Building Association, Ho? llldg., is. Ai. .saiiinger, .ice nil ::' CHEAP, clear farm and grajlng land, sell or trade for nnprovnii omana, s.n't'i Omaha or Council Bluffs; will assume seme .Incumbrance. 1203 Farnam st. ' RE MS2 2S ' HAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam St. HK-M7M 'INK garden land. 17 acres. Just west cltv. close to macadamized street, only 12,ni. iucks, room a, iioaru nr rr.nip HE MS 9 2f FOH nulck sale, beautiful rpsldence !ot. inreo iiiocks norm oi iinnscnni parrt, lor 11.100. Hicks, 325 Hoard of Trade H'd?. HK-M'.cs 2S WANTKD. to purchase a quarter iccM in ol mnu witnin u mnes or umana; rair Improvements: hind must be good nl nnd only gently rolling; give legal de scription, character of land and Improve ments. H. C. Peters & Co.. 1702 Farnntn St.. Rep Hldr HE-MS0I : SHORTHAND AMI 't YPEWH ITIN'tS. A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life. 633 BOYLKS' College, court reporter principal. neo uiog. NKHRASKA nusiness and Shorthand Col lege, uuyu a i ncaier. tau GREGG Shorthnnd taught at tho Omaha commercial coiK-go, loth nnu uougias sts. . -091 MEDICAL, LADIES out of health llnd prompt roliaf. tiox a., umana, rieu. uouuucnuai. -613 LADIES, Friar's French femalo regulator brings mommy penous reguiariy wunoui pain; $1 per box, 6 boxes for $5. Box 53i-B, Minneapolis, Minn. M9I6 Sept7' LADIESI Chichester's I:ngllsti rcnnyrnyal t ills Aro the nest Hare, reuaiiie. 1 a ko no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars. "Relief for Ladles" In letter by return mall. Ask your 'druggist. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa. GONOVA Is n Krench treatment for malo and female, for tho positive euro of Gonorrhoea. Gleet. I'nnntural D scharcos. Inflammations, Irritations and Ulcerations: of tho nucous membranes Ap Internnl lemeiiv with injection conininert. wnr ranted to euro worst cases In one week $.1 ner nackaae or 2 for $3. Pent any whore on receipt of price. The KIdd Drug uo., lllsln. ill- American Ulllce. retail wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha M. A. Dillon, South Omaha. Davis Drug 10,, l ouncu uiuns. run une or rnuuer goods. OSTEOPATH 1. JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. Life Bldg ; tel. 1661: Allen John3on, D. O., ladles' dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathtst, Mgr, 0S5 M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O., of Still school. KirKsvuic, .110. w paxion uik. Tel. vmi. C4S DRS. MeMCHHA Y R Ml HICK will open osteopathic otllco Hcpi. j, boti-uK Hee Hldg -MSS1 SI A. T. HUNT D. O. 305 Knrbneh. Tel 2352. M925 Scptfi .MAGNIVriC HEALING. GREAT Western Institute, 1623 Douglas St , curonic niienses curcu; no urugs, suigeiy -M122 THE genuine Simon Puro Weltmor Method of Magnetic Healing nnd Harraden'H Hypnotism complete In ono volume, $2.50. Prof. R. Williams, Desoto, Mo. -M9 ScpV LOST, LOST, n small black cocker spaniel pup. tinder rewarded at 1251 S. 7th st Lo3t-M703 2' AT Jucksonl.in picnic1. Syndicate Park Saturday, Aug. 23th, Red Jacket; return to 3221 S. 23d st. Suitable reward. Lost-':927, IIANCIXC.. CALL on Morard, Crelghlon hall, for society and stngo duuclng wuIIk nnd S-step, $5. Large hall to rent for 'oi vcntlons, meetings, balls and club snc'at.i 636-Scpt, 24 Tl I'lJWHITIHt. TYI'EWHITKRS, secondhand. 1116 Karnnm Bit HNtitMlS, 11(111. nits, KTC. L. C. Sharp-Mach. Wks., motors, djnnm . lllltl)N V.M) TIMDKHMV. STOCK'S Dlrd Store. 1003 Leavenworth -6S7 M( KIM, IM.A'riMl. STOVKS. lamps and chandeliers renlnted. Om Plating Co, Ucc bldg.; tel. 2!3.VJ9 STAMSIKHIXd AM) ST I TTKHINO. CL'HKD- Julia Vrtiichan, 130 Hnmgo Hldg. Kl IIMTI HK ItHPAIHINtJ. TEL. 1331. M. S. Wulkln, 2111 Cuming St -695 HOTELS. HENDERSON. $1.00 per day house; board $3.50 to $5 week. th anu f arnam ici, i.-iu. -AI73S SI HAIIIUT METAL, FRICTIONLKSS. Nafl Bk. 11. S. Mann. 17 Com'l -M719 A31 I.AINDHY. OMAHA Steam Lniindry; shirts. 7c. collars, 2c; cuffs, Ic. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel 517 -703 Till MC 1" IC'TOHV. TRUNKS, traveling bogs, suit cases. Trunk. repaired, om. Trunk Factory, l.w Farnam. -C3I STOVE REPAIR. STOVE, furnace, range repairs, water con nections Omaha Stovo Repair Works, 1207 Doug 751 M KINETIC ME U.lNd. GREAT Western Institute, 1623 Douglns St chronic diseases cured; ho drugs, surgery -MI22 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable nccommndnt lug; all business conlldcntlul. 1301 Douglas. -701 LOANS, II Marowll'.; low rates. 118 N. 16. -uuo OR ISSMI A KING. E. O. M' DONALD, 1012 Cap. nvc. -912 SI IN fnmillcs. Miss Sturdy, 2i0 Harney O.'10-Si'l't. 21' LEG A I, NOTICE NOTICE. TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF DOUG LAS COUNTY: By authority of tho republican count v central committee a convention of delegates representing me rcpuiinemiH or Douglas county Is hereby called to meet at Wash ington hall, omana, at 2 p. in. Saturday, nepiemner i, in pince in nomination Three slate senators, Nine state representatives. One county attorney. One county commissioner. First district. to be named by tho delegates from said district. Nino ward assessors for Omaha, Four ward assessors for South Omaha. Thirteen precinct assessors for country precincts. Ono constable to till vacancy for Omaha. Two constables to till vacancies for South Omaha. and to select members of tho county cen tral committee. Tho representation In 'his convention Is apportioned as follows: Each country pre cinct, Ave delegates; South Omaha, sixteen ileiegntes, anu cacu waru or Omaha dclcgntcs. ten , Delegates to this convention will be chosen at a primary plectlnn hereby called ror iTKiaj. Hciuemuer ( tne pons ueins open from 12 m. to 7 p. m. In Omahu am South Omaha and from 7 n. m. tn 9 n. in lit the country precincts. The locations of the polling places, arc: City of Omaha First Ward Sixth and Pierce streets. Second Ward Twentieth anil Castellur streets. Third Ward- 1120 Capitol avenue. Fourth Ward 220 Soith Seventeenth street. Fifth Ward-2012 North Sixteenth street. Sixth Ward ldlpwlld hull. Seventh Wnrd 122S Park iivpiiii-!. Eighth Ward Twenty-secop.;; and Cum ins streets Ninth Ward Twenty-eighth and Farnam streets. City of South Omaha 312 North Twcnty ilfth street. Chicago Precinct Kelner's hall. Clnntarf Precinct II. Tangeman's. Douglas Precinct Ruser's park. East Omaha Precinct District No. 61 school house Elkhorn Preclnct-Elk Cltv. Florence Precinct City hall. defferson Precinct Mangold's lumber of fice. McArdle Precinct Olandt school house. .Millard Precinct Mlllnrd school house. Plnlto Valley Precinct Valley opera house. Union Precinct Purccll's hall Waterloo Precinct Masonic hall. West Omaha Precinct Benson town hall The bninulnrles of the nrlhiltrv election districts shall enrrespond with the respec tive ward boundaries in omana. precinct boundaries In the country prci Inctn and City boundaries In South Omaha. Tho primary elutlon win be held under the nrnxlslnns of the primary election law anil tho rules adopted by this committee, which require petitions to bo tiled with the secretary not Inter than 12 m. Tuesday, Kememlier 1. By resol itton or ine committee no proxies will be allowed In the convention, but delegates present authorized tn cast the run votes apportioned m uieir respeciivu districts. M. II. COLLINS. Chairman. CLYDE C. SUNDBLAD. Acting Secretary. Omnha. August IS. 1900. "' Notice to Coiitrnetnrs, Sealed proposals will be received at the nflleo of A II. Dyer, nrchl cct, Kremont. Neb., up lo 11 o clocK a. m.. September n, lt"0. for all work and material for plumbing and heating tho Fremont hospital, n three, story and basement building, according to plnns and speculations now nn lllo nt the olllce of A. II. Dyer. The right Is reserved to reject any and nil bids KREMONT HOSPITAL COMPANY. Al'O-endtoSi-in It ILW IV TMIH CAIII). CHICAGO. BURLINGTON Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Routo" Ticket Olllce. 1502 Kamam St. Tel 250. Depot. Tenth .t Mason Streets. Telephone, 123. Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Spe cial a 7:00 am Pf orlu Exnress ' n 9:25 nm Chicago Vestibuled Ex..n 4:00 pm a 7:45 am Chicago LocaUExprcss.ii &:5Q nm a 1:05 pm Chicago Limited ...n 7:43 pm a 7:15 am I'nctllc Juoftlon Local. .al0:l5 am Pncllic Jmution Extra. a 7:00 pm a 2:15 pm HURLINQTON & MIS snurl River Railroad "The nurllngton Route ' General Olllces, N. W. Corner Tenth und Karnnm Sis. Ticket Olllce, 1502 Kamam street. Tolephrtno, .V Burlington station, Tenth and Mason Streets. Tu.cpiiono, i.j. Leave. Arrive. I Ii. IInalllll?s nnd McCook a 8:10 um a 7:35 pm Lincoln, Denver, Colo rn.in I'tnh California a 4:25 nm a 3:00 nm 1 'ncoln & lllnek Hills.. n 9:30 pm a 3:t pm Montann, Puget Sound.. a 9:30 pm a 0:45 am Lincoln Fast Mall ....a3:0jpm a 10:35 am llnnvpr (,,!, .rniln I'tnll ft California a 6:15 nm Dally KANSAS CITY. St. JO soph & Council BlulTs Ha road "Tie Hurling ton Route ''llcket Olllce ir02 Kamam streot. Tele phone 250. Depot, Tenth nnu Mason streets. Tele phone. 12i. Leave Arrive Knnfcns City Day Ex a 8:50 nm a 6:10 pm Kansas City Night Ex alO 15 pm a 6:15 am St Louis Klyi r for St Joieph and St Louis a 4:55 pin all 13 am u Dally. Fast Moll a Dally II ll V 1 TIMI, T WILES. FREMONT KLKHORN Missouri Valley Railroad The Northwestern Line' - General Ottleej United Stntis National Hank Hldg., S. W Cor Twelfth and Fnrnnnt Sts Ticket Office, lid Farnam St. Telephone, 561 Depot. l-Mll nnd Webster Sts. Tele phone, 145'. Leave. Arrive. Black 1UIK Dcndwood. . Hot Springs . .. .a 3.00 pin a 8:09 pin Wxomlnn, Caspar and . Douglas d 3:00 put c 5:00 pm Hastings, York, David Cltv. Superior. OenexR. Kxeter and Seward b 3:00 pm b o:C0 pm Not folk. Verdlgt and Kremont b 7.30 am bl0:26 nm Lincoln Wahoo nnd Kremont b 7:30 nm bl0:2fi nm Kremont l.ocni c 7.30 nm a Dall b Dally except Sunday, c Sun day onI d Dnll except Saturday, c D.tllv except Monday CHICAGO. ST. PAUL. Minneapolis Omaha RallwuN "The North western Line " General Offices, Nebraska Divi sion. 13th and Webster Sts Clti Ticket Otllce. lit Farnam hi Telephone, Mi. uepot. loth nnd Webster Sts. Leave. Arrive. Twin Cltv Passpnepr. . a il:H0 nm a 9:10 nm Omaha Pasesngcr .. . u 11 : 10 am Sioux City X. North east Nebraska n 3.50 nm Oakland Local b 5.15 pm b S:15 nm a l'auy u uan exceti. auiuiay. CHICAGO & NORTII- western Hallway "Tito Sortbvvi'Stprn I.InC - Cits Ticket Onice, HOI Farnam Street. Tele phone. 561 Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Tele phone, 629. Leave. Arrive. Da light riibago Spe clal a 7:00 am all:3) pin n 4:15 put a S : 10 nm Chicago Passenger Eastern Exmcss, Des Moines, Marshalllowu, Cedar Haplds and Chi- cu go .nl0:,u am n 4:05 pm Eastern Limited. Chi cago and East a 1.55 pm a 1:05 pm Fast Wall. Chicago to Omnha Omahu-chli :igo Special a Fast Mall . .. a Dally a 2:45 pm :I5 pm a N:00 pm a 8:30 am SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Hnllroad - 'The North west. -nt Line ' -tleiternl Olllces l'nltd States National Hank Building, S Corner Twelfth .rid Fiirniitn St. Ticket Olllce. 1101 Fiiniem St Tcleoboiic. 5l DC' po: , Tenth and .Mason Sis Telephone, 629 l,eae. Arrive Twin I'lty Express Twin City Limited . .a 6:55 am al0:50 pm . .a 7 ;i nm a n:15 am SlniiN ny l.oca;.. ..n h: urn a 1:20 pm a Dally. CHICAGO. MILWAUKKI St. Paul Hallway -City Tlckpt Olllce. 15o Knrnam Street. Telephone 2l. Depot lentil ami .Mason Hirects Telephone'. 62:. Leave Arrive Clriago Limited Kx ..nritoopm a S. 05 am i. im ago & omalia ll n 7:t. am n 3 'm pm a Pally n unity except Hiinuay. UNION PACIEIC-"TI!K. OVER land llo'i'o "- Omiernl Olllces N K. Cor Ninth and Karnnm streets City Ticket Olllce, 13H Farnam street. Telephone, ;iik. Depot, lenth and Mason Ht. Telephone, iu"j. ,envc. Arrive The overland Limited.. a 8:20 inn a 7:35 pm Tho Chicago-Port land Special a K:20 am a 7:35 pm The Fast Mall a S:50 nm a 3 25 pm Tho Colorado Special ..ittlXipm u 6:50 am The Fust Mall a 4:35 pm Lincoln. Beatrice and Stromsti.irg Express b 410 pm 1)12:25 pm Th 1'aeiHi Express ft 4:2o nm The Atlantic Express n 6:50 am Grand island Local .b V30jim b 9:30 nm a Dally b I'aln c.rf,,i Hiiiiday. CHICAGO. ROCK IS1 .and & Pacific " illron "The Great Rock 11 nnd Route " City rick ct Olllce. 1321 Karnnm Street. Telephone. 424 Depot. Tpnth .t Mason Streets. Telephone 62). 1.,'tifi' Arrive. Den Moines and Dnvpu nort Local ... .n ;-23 nm bll:35nm Chicago Kxpress bll.l.'nm n S:lo nm nicago I' ii si i;xpres. .a r:no pm a 1:2.1pm Lincoln and Kalrbury. .n S:33 nm a 7:0J pm Lincoln. Colorado Spgs . Denver, Pueblo nnd West a I 30 pm a 1:15 pm uer .noines. hock isi rnd and Cnleaco .a 713 nm n 5:50 im. Colorado & Texas Flyer a 5:55 pm a 9:16 nm n uauy. 11 nauy except Hun'iiiy. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Railroad. City Ticket Of fice. 1102 Farnntn street. Telephone, 245, Depot Tenth and Mason streets Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express . Ch.iago Limited Minneapolis and Paul Express ... Minneapolis and .nllilO nm 11 4:5 Pm . .n 7:15 pm a S: 1.1 nm St. ... I b 7:00 am b 9:10 pm St. Paul l.tmlteii . . .11 7:15 pm a S:15 am Fort Dodqe Local from Council Bluffs lit :30 pm bl0:I& am 1 Dally b Dally except Sunday. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL road -General Olllces nnd Ticket olllces Southeast Cor ner 11th and Douglas Sts. Telephone 101. Depot, Union station. L?ave. Arrive. 1IO.00 am n 6:30 pm .1(10:10 pm a 6:15 am St Louis, Kansas Nebraska Limited K. C , St L. Express. Leave from 15th and Webster Sis Nebraska Local Via Weeping Water . ... b I:1C pm al0:45 am a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS HAIL road Omaha. Kansas City & Eastorn Railroad "The Oulncy Route" Ticket Of lice, 1415 Karnnm Street. Telephono 322. Depot, Tenth and Many Streets. Tele phone, 629. Leave. Arrive. St. Louis Cannon Ball Kxnress .a 5:05 nm n 8:20 am Kansas i'ny nnu yuincy Local .a 7:00 am a 9;00 pm a Dally. WABASH HAILROAD Ticket Olllce, 1501 Farnam Street. Telephone, 895. Do not. Tenth and Mnrcy Streets. Telephone, 629. Leave Arrive. St Louis "Cannon Ball" Exnress .a 5:C5 pm u 8:20 am ft Dally. AWARD COAL CONTRACTS llniird of Public Works Buys n I. nine Purl of the ClO's Win ters Fuel. Tho-Board of Public Works has awarded contracts for city fuel as follows: 1,500 tons of steam coal, South Omaha Ice and Coal company, Cherokeo steam, $2.45 per ton; 220 tons of bituminous for llro houses, Victor houses, Victor White, Sheridan lump, $3.75 per ton; 50 tons of bituminous lump, Victor Vhlte$3.80 per ton; 10 tons of Rock Springs lump, South Omaha lee and Coal company, $7 per ton; 25 tons of nut and range anthra cite. Victor White. $7.50 per ton. Thero vor two bids nn sixty tons of largo egg, seml-nnthraclto coal, but tho contract was not awarded, as the board knew nothing of the coal offered and will make a test before deciding which to accept. Tlin lower of tho two bids was mado by tho Omnha Coal, Coko and Llmo company on Ozark grnto coal, tho price offered being $6.25 per ton. Niory nr n Nlnw. To bo bound hand and foot foi years by the chnlns of disease, Is the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams of Man Chester, Mich.; says: "My wifo has been so helpless for Ilvo years that sho could not turn over In bed alone. After uslpg two bottles of Electric Hitters sho Ih wonderfully Improved nnd ablo to do her own work." This supremo remedy for femalo diseases quickly cures nervousness sleeplessness, molaacholy, headache, back ache, fainting and dizzy spells. It is a godsend tn weak, sickly, rundown people Curs guaranteed, Only 50c. Sold by Kuhn & Co , druggists. IIS, MORE PROOF OF PROSPERITY Enstbound Travel for the Pnst lew Day Has Been Enormous. CROWDS MADE UP OF PLEASURE SEEKERS ciMilp IIiup llonrj nnd Tliey Are pendliij Thrlr Mirplus In Look lugs Ihor Hip Country Eust of the .Missouri. if there is nny man In Omaha who de putes the cxlftcncc of prosperity lit this Uy nnd tho country cst of hero at, inn present time that one ought to have been down at the depots nny tilnht or morning for the Inst few t!as." said E. Haney. station superintendent nt the Union station. "Tho travel has been tomcthlng enormous, una 11 hows that the people havo got money, for he majority of the pasicngors who are load ing down the trains now arc primarily pleas- ut o seekers, nnd they wouldn't bo traveling if It wero not for the fact that they have a surplus of titonty to spend In that way." Travel Incident to the low rates to Chi cago on nccoti.it uf the Grand Army encamp ment continues without abatement nnd sll oust lion ml trains are taxed to accommodate tho crowds. Passenger men nscrt that there has hern no movement through Omsha In nny way comparable with the enormous trntllc of the Inst three days since tho Trnns- mlsslsslppl exposition yenr. All of the roads opciallhK between Omalia and Chicago havo romo In for a generous share of the busi ness, nnd the Hock Island, Burlington nnd Northwestern hnvo bundled a great deal of business originating on their lines west of hero. The bulk of the business from tho wc.it hns gone through Omnhn, nnd this, added to the pnssruger tralllc originating here, has nindc more railroad activity III Omahn slurp Friday night than nt nny pre vious time In many months. cu.vi'i'.miim: for eighth .vitii'.ht. Iliirllnutiiu I'lid NortlMti'strrti Mill Wont (but 'I'lioriiimlifiiro. Eighth street continues to he a bona of contention between the Burlington slid Northwestern roads, and the oluYlals of tho two systems arc as much aroused, seem ingly, over the securing of desired trnckago rights In this Httle-u.ied street an though valuable terminal privileges In the heart of the cltv wcrt nt stnki. "The Burlington sccnis lo have some np prehension that wo arc contemplating In terference with their tracks out nt Capitol avenue, said a Northwestern olliclal, In hpraklng of the latest phase of tho ques tion, as raised In the most recent Injunc tion secured by the Burtlnglnn. "Wo Imto no Intention, nor have we hint nny destro lo Interfere with nny rights of tho Hurling Ion whatever, and In this caso tho entire matter is one of mistinder.Halidlng which will ho spot dily adjusted." The Northwestern has not s yet'tnKen up lis track south of I'lirniim street, tho laying of which It maintains was mado legal by reason of a cotinctlmaiilc resolu tion. According to Hie terms of the ordi nance passed by tho council In relation to tills question the Northwestern was given trnckago rights only to Karnnm street. But the Northwestern has not taken up tho track It had nlrcady laid south of Knrnam before the ordinance superseded the resolu tion under which It was authorized, and ortlilals a ill r m Hint it will not he taken up. since they Insist It wns legally author ized. Condemnation proceedings hnvo nl rcady hcon stnrtcd by tho Nnrthwohtorn with the end In view of continuing this trackage south of Farnam. In connection with the application for condemnation proceedings on Eighth street nsltcd for by the Burlington rond Saturday night. County Judge Vlnsonhsler yestor dny appointed the following nppralsers for the Burlington R. S. Berlin, George E. Barker, John L. MrCaguo, George P. Bcmls. G. H. Payne nnd John N. Frcniter. These iipprnlscrs will bo sworn In on Fri day morning. Millions will hu tpent in politics this year. We enn't keep the campaign going without money any more than wo enn keep tho body vigorous without fond. Dyspep tics f.Fcd to stnivo themselves. Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and .illows you to cnt all the good food you nnt. It radlrnlly cure stomach trouble COMMISSIONERS OPEN BIDS GrndliiK Coiitriiels Will Prnhnhly no (Hi en tn Liiinnrriiiix Ilriillirrs, lis 'I'belr I'lutiri's Are I. intent, Bids for grading In the various precincts have been opened by the county commis sioners, but It Is tindersood that no contracts will be entered Into until the next meeting. In all 97.000 cubic yards of dirt nre to bo moved, divided nmong the precincts ns fol lows: Florence. 13,000 cubic yards; Jeffer son. 8.000; Union, 4.000; West Omnhn, 5,000; McArdle. 15.000; Mlllnrd, 10.000; Douglas, 30,000; Elkhorn, 12,000; total, 97,000. Liimorcnux Bros, were tho lowest bidders on nil of tho work with tho exception of Union precinct, where John Owens bid ho- low tho Lnmorcnux figures. Contractor Owens stated to the commissioners thnt ho did not enro to tako tho ono contract and It has been virtually agreed that Lam orcaux Bros, will do the work In Union precinct nt the figures presented by Owens. I ho commissioners desire to push this work as rapidly as possible and for this reason contracts will most likely bo entered Into this coming Saturday. Bids for this work ranged all tho way from I0',i cents per cubic yard to 22 cents per yard, according to locality. Inivnim Married In Court. William Regolt nnd Emma Lnrsen of Harlan, Shelby county, In., cnllod nt Jtistlco Crawford's olllco yesterday nnd re- nucsted his honor to say tho words that would mako thorn man nnd wife. As an cvldoncfi of good faith tho groom exhibited n license Issued at Harlun. Ho was told by the Juatlco that Iowa marriage licenses wero not good In Nebraska and tho oouplo secured a now iiccnso from Judgo Vinson halcr, after which tho ceremony was per formed. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne has a delightful aroma. It Is perfectly puro und naturally fermented. Mortality htntlstlps. Tho following deaths I hlrlhu tenrn .it. ported nt tho Board of Health for the forty eight hours ending at noon yesterday: Deaths Carrie GiiHiiiiin, aged 33, Meth odist hospital, Charles Samulson, aged II, St Joseph s hospital. ii nns-w. no logg, 91 South Twenty fifth, twin girls; J. f. Smith. 1322 South Tweiity-llflh. girl; D. Hart. 2118 Burdette. girl; Egbert Grlesetner, Thirteenth nnd Spring, girl; Willis Strnder, 2223 Locust, n; w.- Klanagan, 1813 North ihlrty-fourth, boy; E. E. Thomas. 2630 Douglas, girl; F. Pluler. 1215 South Four teenth, boy: P. Boidech, 1238 South Fif teenth, girl; S. J. Laudgren, Arbor nnd Iwenty-four h. boy; Jl. J. Brooks, Six teenth nnd Vinton, girl; G. Peterson, 2017 Dorcus, girl I'unernl nf Miss lliiltim. The funeral of Miss Mary Dalton took place yesterday from her late home. 1473 South Seventeenth street. Sonde's were held ul St. Patrick's church, whero teuulem high mass was celebrated by Rev John E. English of Huhbaril, Neb., nsslstPd by Fathers Stlnson. MrGovern nnd Curroll nf this city Father SUnsnn delivered a beautiful and touching nddress on tho II Th of tho deceased ext.il lug her iharaiter and good work her 'owihle disposition and her devotion and self -sacrifice Tho pallbearers were Messrs T FH nn J Smith. Nell McMillan C Nordlnsen. Peter Casey and John McMillan Interment was In Holy Scpulther cemetery.