Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY UJ5E: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1900.
SPECIAL, NOTICES
Advertisement for llirip rolunini
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evpnlim edition nml until M .'10 i. in.
for morning nntl Jitndn- edition,
Rntrs, t l-lio n vronl llrst Insertion,
lo n troril thereafter. Nothing InUrn
for leu (linn arte for the flrsl inner
tlnti, These nilrrrttacmeiit moil be
run eonsfotitl vel.
Advertiser, by reutiestlnjc nnm
liereil rheoU, cnn liftvr muttrrn nd
lre.eil to n numbered Irttrr In cnre
of The life Antncri an ndilresieil trill
lie delivered om presentation of lUe
rlieck only.
W WrED-SITI ATIOV
HOY wants place to work for board while
attending school. Boylen' college Tel.
19SI. A-MHO l
K.VPKRIKNOKD double. entry bookkeeper,
rnjild penman, ncourntp iipoiintntn. ev
rMl years' experience, best of elty refer
ences, bond furnished. Adlrus T 14. Roe.
A-.M2iO I
WANTED. H0!iltlon us eovorncas or com-
minion by a lidy of reilnement. Address
T 2". Hee. A-.M317 8
W A . T I 1 1 SI A I.K II I'lil't
WANTED, we have stcud olt for n few
good hustlers or room ii.il ii an . appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co.. IG'5 Howard hi
U T0
BARBER trade tuught thoro'iahty In Hhort
tune: catalogue mill particulars iree.
Address western naruers insuiuie
Omaha, Nrb. ""71
WANTED, laborers, teamsters, roek men
nnd surface men, Neb. yo. iinn lowa
free fan-; highest wages; ship dally
Western R. It. Labor Agency, 310 H. lllli
H-87:!
AN INTELLIGENT young nmti to take a
shorthand Kcholnrnhlp In bent school and
pay for It when course In completed and
position Hei'tirvd. Address I. So, lice.
II 3. j
GET a free catalogue of the Nebraska
flehool of .Magnetism and Osteopathy,
1516-17 Chicago street, Omaha. Neb. ; grad-
uates employed. j i Ki t
WANTKD. men to learn barber trade: only
eight weeks required ; special olfer of
board, tools, scholarship and transporta
tlon to our colleges at Chicago. Ht. Louis
or Minneapolis continued this month
positions guaranteed; eataloitle free. Ad
dress Moler Harber College representa
live, 1(523 Fnrnum st.. Omaha. B-.M129 6
WANTED, two Rood moulders, permanent
(oh
Address rvemont rouimrv r .m ion
Co., Fremont. Neb.
B-.M102 4
REPAIR man, to plaster: also a general
neipcr ai repair worn, r i, nee.
H-MCiW I
WANTED, capable, IntelllRent man to
maniiKe steam laundry; state experience,
etc. P. O. box 127.1; address P. C. M.
H Mill B
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS, don't pro
unto for the nostolllce or any other civil
service examination without seeing our
catalogue of information; sent free
Columbian Correspondence colleRe. Wn iv
InRton, I). C. H-M310 4
WANTHD. Rood all round baker for coun.
try town; must be strictly sober. Ad
dress J. O. Wiles. Hed Cloud. Neb.
H-.M30S 5
WANTIiD. an experienced stenographer,
Address with reference nnd full particu
lars, hox iis.1, Fremont. Ken. n .M3jis
wavied female hki.i'.
AN INTELLIGENT Indy to take a short-
hand scholarship In best school and pay
ror it wiien course is eompioicd ami post
t lull secured. Address 1. 2.i, Hee. (' ,S75
WANTIJI), 20i) RlrlH. 1521 DodRe. Tel. STO.
U Sit)
10 Rlrls wanted. Canadian nlllce, 1.122 noiiRlan
WANTKD. two experienced girls, for llrst
and second work, small family. 1029
Georgia live. C-Mltl
GOOD, competent rook. 2215 Farnam: good
wages. C 121
WANTED, girl for general 'housework at
1919 Chicago ,.t. C-147-3
WANTED, girl for secmd
wages. 1 IB So. 02d ave.
work : good
C-.M2I7 r.
WK have a position for a trUvellng man
ner Call af teiitooliB. Vlavl Co., sis Bee
hldg. C-5I20I 4
WANTKD. a competent girl In family of
two. Apply 1015 Georgia ave.
C-MKfi 1
WANTED Competent girl for housework.
Family of thrcr. WiS Webster.
(J ,102 3
FIRST-CLASS laundress. Apply 1207 Rout It
lot ii. .Mrs. Herman Kounize. i ..is u
GIRLS wautril to mil un extracts and
bluing. Smith, Denchy Extract Co.. ft a
h. lOttt. (' JI.IH ll
'Oil HUNT HOI SMS.
HOUSES and Hals.
Hlugwnlt, Barker blk.
FOn RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav
' l.i k...il.lln rt.,...lln 1... II
idae building, npnoslte rlly hall
VIIJ
1802
JOHN W. HllllMlNiS
FARNAM 8T.
D-W3
1:05 William St.. 3 rooms-J5.cn.
2912 Seward St.. 5-room coitage $10.00.
O.M.MIA LOAN ft TRUST CO..
1 tt Ii and Douglas.
D-SS2
1724 N. 27th St. Nino-room house, all mod
ern, in line repair. iit..m.
OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO..
16th nnd Douglas St.
D-SS3
10-ROOM steam-heated flat
ll .,,,..1,., ,i
-iiv.il.-. i iini, in. i,i...
Inquire Llndqiicst, :ilii So.
2317' DollRla
16th.
if vii
ALWAYS moving 1 1. II. goods. Planus,
Olllce, 151H4 h'arnam 1R. Tel. 1559 or M13,
D-S5
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 001 N.
Y. LIFE.
XM.
HOUSIC8 for rent In nil parts of iho clt..
Breniiiui-Love Co., :,j) so isth Ht
D-87
-R005l flat, modern itnproements. $15.
2M5I 10URHW4. II-.MKM u
l'OH RENT, "-room strictly modern house,
near car line. 102S So. 3lsl si: $(0 per
monlh. Potter Sholes Co., 310 N. Y. Life
nidg. rnone ti". It .ill I.
FIVE unfurnished rooms, all modern. 271 1
N 22(1 Hi. D-Mlll
PAYNE-KNOX CO.MPANY. Isl lloor N. Y.
Llfo Hldg. D-.M2:n S
IF yni want your houses well r en led plaiv
tnem wun iienawa ,v i n. D oift
1IOUHKH, etc.
F. D. Wead. I5JI Douglas
D-ST9
6-ROO.M flat, city water, 2719 Hurdrtte.
D-StO
HOUHES, stores.
Bemls, Paxton block
D-sso
! till lll-i.N I -'.'-room iioiisq; modern con
veniences. '.Till Dodge. 1) 3051
7-IIOOM collage: all kinds fruit : large
turn: large cnicKcn nonse; cosy place.
lhKi iiouievurii' .( ei i . ri. i omp.
1) -299- -;
nm nr.N'i I'riiMHiir.n hooi,
HOUSEKEEPING.
614 So. Kth i.ve
E 5S 5
VOIt HUNT. fiiriiUhpil rooms uultnhln for
gentlemen; also for light housekeeping.
Apply us ho. ism hi. r."j
3 furnished rooniB for housekeeping; man
wife: rent taken In board. 313 N. 17th.
LARGE front rooms In modern houe in
Kounlio piare. furnished or nnfurnlslicil.
Heferunces. 2211 Hluney St i:-Mli'4 4'
TWO well-f iirnlsbeil front rooms. Ilcht
housekeeping, modern conveniences, de-
hiraoic location, in Farnam
K-.M31S 4
lUHNlMIKI) 1IOOSIS AMI HOAHD.
aLENCAIRN,translents,$l,Mdiy. 1609 DgN.
r 6w
GOOD hoard, private family 09 So. '.'5th
avenue. F -5IS.VI
llANnriDMKTjV fiirnlslipil rooms eeod
hoard; trttet rc8ionblc, Ta .Hose, i
UI1U. I'.UW MM'
FiMMiinn noosi?i .wn nn.ino,
1 TOPIA, 1721 Oavenpoii St
1' -m
IN PIUVATH family
2' 2 St. Mary s Ave.
l-'-vil
TIIK PIIATT a deMrible front room with
altove. 2d ilnor. 212 S. t:i Ht f-mi
Till.- MAfplnm rft,iu KlmHirl1 rpnr( 9T,lb Xf I
UOdRc. r-w i
-
ctnt iiuvrrvri umsiiuii ntmsis.
THHKK modern rooms for llRht housekctp-
Ing; Rood location. Addr.-s n n, iio.e.-4
(I 1 1
I'OH HI2.NT STOHI1S AM) OKKIt'KS.
KOft ni:NT. store In flrst-ela-s locntlon;
rent reasonable. Apply H. C. Peters.
Co., Rfound Moor. Hee bldR. I
KOIl HKNT. nice brick tore btilldlnR In
Ilock Port. Atchison county. Ms. : one
location for Reneral stock of meridian
iHsp: biillillnc Is 2IM fet. with ware
room separate, and Is owned by Masonic
lodge, one or tne dcsi corners in town.
Address W. I J. (Hermann, necretary. .
1 1S7
A(illTS VATIil),
125 TO $50 easily made by our llvo aents,
men or women, selling i.nr luiesi iii
pnmnlilnn wnlnrnrmir t1APUII4' tfOOllS CO- 1
tlrely new nnd patented; acents do'.lnhted;
snics uunmiito; worn mnrrs uu, uu i
lo; time if. short; write today nnd eejiro
exclusive territory, guaranteed uwi wiyi
Address, with stamp. M. & M. Matifg, t-o.,
Dept. c. Hpringiicni. -M'''-'JMW2gl0,
WANTKD. agents to sell our fast sellim?
specialties; send 25o In silver for samples
and full particulars. Lyman llros,,
Hlanchnrd, la. J-M30J
PORTRAITS of McKlnley and llryan; alio
Roosevelt as Rough Rider, handsomely
mounted on colored enrunonru irainvs,
size. 15x20; sond 23 cents lor sample, out tit
and terms to agents. !;,.,81;," f lir,r,nlM.f '
Dept. 19. 1C20 and 1C22 Mllllln st Phlla-
delphla. Pn. J-M3M t
WANTHD, agents. 1 laves' metallic nibner
ures lor rocKiiiKLiiiuin. iri
seller. (Jooll prollls. ,f",'b?J''J!!
lew iniuuies iiinu aim im uuuuiu .".i.
and Moors from scratches. .Makes rockers
noiseless anil comrortaoie. j y. imyi-p,
US i:ast Locust street, Des .Moines, ta.
J 513W s"
W A T K 1 ) 'I O 11 11 XT.
WANTKD. large unfurnished nlcoye room,
heated. Willi good o aro. near inn uuu
Ames Ave. Address T 2, Hcc ofllce.
K-5I201 4
KIC.HTTROO.Mhouso bciwecn" Calffornla
nnd St. 5Iary-M and 20th and 2Cth. Ad
dress, T IS, Hcc. K-30I-.V
STItll All K
tur-n.-tr 5mrnn mill Wnreliniisp Co.. 912-
911 Jones, general storage nnd forwarding.
OIK.
Om. Van Stor. Co., 131114 Farn. Tels. lS59-Sfil.
WA.vn:i to iu;y.
a i. i. bltwiu nf limisplinld uoods. hotels. et
In large and smnll quantities. tlhlcaRJ
FUPlilture i;o., nw-iu uooxe. ici.
N c9 1
WILL nurchnse a limited number of
Omaha Savings bank accounts. Brennon-
l.ovo i'o aw no. uin, i o u
2D1IAND bicycles. Omaln Bicycle Co
r S9G
WANTKD. to buy. a skeleton. Addrcs
Medical Student, 22uG H. 10th M.W 4,
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. .Bherwoo 1,
939 N. Y. Lire nidg. ji.uj ii
HMVTPn Cinnnilhnnil npnsniore. (live de-
ficrliitlou and price. 8 50, Hee. N-303 !
FOR MW.K iioiikks, vninci.i'.s. BTC.
NEW and 2d II. vehicles at marked dow;n
prices. Harry itosi, itin i.eaveiiwurin.
Tl COO
FAMILY horse and two-seated carrl.t?e
and harness, iii-i x irt. i 1.
roil SAI.i:-SllSCKl.l.AKOUS.
- . ," , ,,, ;
HARD and soft foundation piling; li"K
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mi-
Council Drug Co., uor. ittn and uougo.
U-000
It. HASS. Florist, 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 770.
I'limiM put iinwers. ooiiiipis. nan. resi-
.i.iiw-p tv,il,llnir and uraen decorations.
Ordera by mall or expressc promptly tilled.
2DIIAND safe cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam.
y uu
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz. Ill S. 13.
V fM
51. ft W. tires, $2.75. Omaha nlcyclo Co.
51ANSON bicycles, $25. Omaha Bicycle Co.
V Wii
2DHAND wheels, $5 to $10; new wheels $15.
Omaha Bicycle Co., lth ft Chicago Hts.
SECOND-HAND Cnllgraph (new) for sale.
Cull at olllce clerk district court.
(J-SI0
FOR SALE, corncobs. Monroe ft Co.. sll
N. IGth st. u .M1W
LARGE Dlebold bank sife. wi h stel chejt.
almost new: iirlce. 200.oo r. o. p. William
51adgett, real estate. Huntings, Neb.
SECOND-HAND typewriters
Hammond
Smith Premier
On He pn till .
JIO.M
.M.ini
v.. I
i. mi
, tie inuiMH'ii io. i
itpmlugtou No. 2
12.50
" " S'bo
"."i:; .":;'::". 4000
vnewrlters at $3 ol) n'pr' mniitn
NEBRASKA 'cY('lK CO
ft iw i s. i. . .' -
Yost
Densmoro .
Wo rent tyi
Cor. 15th nnd Harnev
Q-M143 3
BEAUTIFUL Slclnway upright piano, must
lie innu nun iii-i-ii. .i-iii, --. i i, him' noire
(J 2i7 OI
l.'nl! SALE A frpsll bulf .leruev miH rnir.
-ham. cow. 2111 Lake HI. Call after 5:Wl
p. III. Q-3H0-3
SIIM'Kl.li VMtOV.
NOTICE, country ilealers. ;'i!!iand furniture
nnd stoves at lowesi prices, carload lots or
lesn. (.iiiciiRo Furniture t o., iinii-in oodge.
R-907
'OTP' le;sYV,,,T,e.l!ifK!ol,
see 11. (.. ,v ( it., liitsd.i inoniiiiL.
l'i:mi:iti:i:i) stock, reasonable nrlces.
Address i;d llervey, lipj N join street,
Omaha. - .m.ii n
( I, lllVOVA,Tx.
5l51E.flYI.MER genuine palmist. KA" Dodge.
H-IIK
ELECTHIC Til IIATMENT.
i.'f.n'l.'. mirliii's. CIS 8. Ifith. seeind floor.
i .iiui" ni
MME. LEE. magnetic treatment. 507 S.
lSth. room 2. i .mho r
51.M1:. A5IES, b.ilhs. 115 Howard, second
lloor. room 1. Attendant.
T-.M225-C
PEHSO.V II..
tH I VATIJ hoHiilliil fnr laillps be'oro ft dlf.
lug cotitlncmcnt; babies adopted. 1136 N. 17.
u yii
ft I TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
liallis. for I.iiIIph onlv: skilled women
massage operators; tlnest equipped b,illis
in the city. iteiHtrom nam (.ompany
Rooms 21B to 220, Ueo Hide. c-uio
DR. ROY. chiropodist
und upward. Room 1
corns removed, 25o
2, Fi enter mock.
U-913
RU1TURK cured; no knlfo. no pain, nu
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture cure, .n. v. i.ito uiag., umann,
U-914
510NH KIT. Chiropodist. IBIS Farn. Tel. 2333.
l' JW
PLEATING and pleated skirts of all kinds.
.M. lioiuman & un., ;'.t uougias diock.
U 915
PLEATING, huttonr. to order: p nkleg
while. you wait. Omaha Pleating o Mi
QauiUl. ll-Ui
Pi:iSOVAIi,
JOHN JU'DU, optician.
US S. lflth St.
1-,-At Sit
1IAVK furs repaired nml altered now. Don't
wait until the busy season and expeci
work done at once. Allliibfliiph, Son fc''o ,
Kurriers, dot; Karbach hiock, iirnaiiu.
r-ms sr.
- - -
orns t uunions destroyed, ou ivarmicn oik
1
,rr,r,. . - i;.
1 11111114 WVllllt- 11 I II 1 (lUlllir -
merit; babies adopted. Mrs. llutget. .raj
nuruene. i viv
HOFK'S Kxpress & McssciiRer Co. Tel. 1717.
i j ii
VIAVI, woman's way to health. .146 He? b dB
L ins
HPPKHLY corset to order.
1C12 Capitol av
C MS11 Hi
U&W ;JV?.r ,fl" fP5-?
A HIO reduction In price on new nnd
seconu-nand tucycies. repairing ami sund
ries, Louis nescner, wa capital ave.
C M315 10
MO.VHV TO I.OAX-HI1AI. USTATIJ.
nuVATH money, 5, 5H, (? por cent; no de-
lay. unrvin uros., 1HI3 Farnam. v vsi
WANTKD, city nnd farm loans; also bondi
nnd warrants. It. u. I'Cl-rs iV i n., Wi
Karnam St., Ueo Oldg.
W-Oil
PHIVATK money.
V. D.Wcad. 1521 DniiRl.'S
W-1IJ2
FIVE per cent money,
Hemls, Paxton block.
w 923
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms at per cent. Borrowers can
nay $10) or any iniiltlnte. Any Interest
date. No delay, Hrcnnan-Lovo Co., 30U
south 13tli Ht Omaha, Nob. W D21
MON10Y to loan on llrst-cla
property or for building pi
J. J g Now York Life
class Improved city
lurposcs. j'nyne-
n V 1JS
w Thomas. M)3 1st Nat. bank. Tel. ltHS.
W 926
MOf!BV t0 !on ' " 5'i ner cent 'on
Omaha property. W. n. Melkle. 101 8. 15th.
W 327
5IONRY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. nrcnnnn-i.ove uo aw ho. istn.
W-928
$1,000 nnd upward to loan on Improved city
property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith ii
Co.. 1320 Farnam. W-929
WANTKD, city loans, bonds and wnrrants,
Oc0rK Company. 111 Farnam
St.
W-931
5IONKY In nny amount at 8H. fi per cent.
J. W. ltUmilKS ft CO., 1S02 FA I
ARNA5I ST.
W-930
MONKY to loan on farm nnd city property;
lowest rates, u. f. navis tu, iwfi Farnam.
W 332
SIOXKV TO LOAN-CHATTI'.!,.
5IONKY MONKY
LOANED HALARIKD PKOPLK.
No endotser or -mortgage redulred.
I.OWKST HATK8, iTASY PAYMKNTS nnd
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 520. fifth floor, New York Life Hldg.
X 933
AI-O-N-E-Y-D-O-Y'-O-l'-N-K-E-D-I-T-
We make loans from $10.00 un on furniture.
pianos, norses, cows, etc.; you Keep the
nronertv: or wo win maKc vou a salary
LOAN on your own note, without indorser
or mortgage; we charge absolutely noth
ing for making papers nnd we keep noth
ing out of the amount you borrow; you
may pay the money back In one month or
lane iiiuiu iinir in iviuuii iu pay u, anil l
vou are exnected to nav for It onlv what
time you use It; our rates nre low nnd
our terms are the easiest: our ininltirun la
ns confidential as Is possible and our treat
ment is always courteous. Omaha 5lort
gage Loan Co., 306 So. Kth St. Kstnb-
llsheil 1S92. X 931
LOANS.
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
ARK YGF ONK OF TUB CROWD WHO
ARK TAKING ADVANTAGE of our NEW
partial payment plan? r Let us QUIETLY
their notes. No morlcaie o Ii , iorieVT n
nuniicuv. tiimpiy a CUNFIDKNTIAL
ni'BINESS DEAL. Wo loan THOUSANDS
In this wav. SO DON'T HESITatk Atini'T
fAT.f.lVri rt In.DM.ra
business. R. R. E51PLOYE8 RKCKIVK
pn05IPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
TI.ME AND CONVENIENCE. These are
limes or neavy competition and to remain
leaders we musi give more ror your money
mini uuiem Liiiiie..
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Blk.
X-935
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture, low-
lery, norses, cows etc. v. ! . Reed, 319 S. 13.
X 93H
SALARY LOANS. CHATTLE LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nal. Bank Hide.
X 937
5IONEY loaned salaried nennle holding ner.
nmueiu position wun responsiDio concern
upon their own names without see.iirltv:
easy payments. Tolmnn, 70 N. Y. 1.. Hldg
x Uffj
"'i'!:: .riPFlXiterssi
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R.S, Barker Blk
X 93!
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds, waicnes. privately. Merger s Loan
i o., idui Farnam hi., upstairs. X 910
5IONKY loaned on furniture, diamonds.
waicnes; payments couuiientiai. umnha
cnattie Loan nang, 220 a. I5th, upstairs.
.9(1
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PF.O-
PI.R
momentarily embarrassed who desire above
pverytning eise ro
av l n ri .ro tv
can be accommodated at our oR1ce with
fi?...p li thp 'pi i " ,ro,,," xmn n5-
1 wmciv mv rn
UIJL c ni n. n ii
Room 601, Beo Building
lll!SIKS CIIAXCES.
FOR RENT, owing to advanclnir veam Mi'
if. nnas. ine norisL hi im.i viiiioii sireei
has decided to rent out his hot hoin-e at
above locntlon. oecnnvlnc 7.0 0 io R.im
f-quare feet, under Rlnss, with about SOJ
win
Inilnws. and the residence uml store
frntidltfr (bp Hlriel. nil llin mnlnr lllli l,i
South Omaha. Excellent location for the
business.
Y-9II
FOR RENT, dining room of Liiirp lintel;
goon lniiuccmeuis 10 ursi cnjss pariy.
Y M5
Wftyfe ra:wsA&
a , , PX(wn1p. u)1 new hoiiii Htoek.
Address S (.6, Bee. Y-51210-P
5IODERN. 75-barrel llourlnc mill In n Ne-
nrusKH county seat. .Might trade for
established mercnntiln business nr good
rami innu. Address I . Hee.
Y-51209-5
BARBER shon for sale: (Irst-elass. tbrne
chair sunn and uatn rooms; snup. Lock
Box 7SJ, Eagle Grove, la. Y - 51207-!
FOR SALE, a new nnd clean slock of gen
eral inercnaniiise in a goon uorineast Ne
braska town. Address Merchant. T l'i,
care vimuua itee y Mill Ii
roil k( ii (ii;
GOOD rental property fur farm. .Monroe
ft Co.. Feed and Fuel. Ml N. Kith st.
.-MH.2
FOR .SALE REAL l'.STT
A BEAUTIFUL S-R005I IIOUSI? AT A
SNAP.
We have. Just expended $375 In rellttlng
painting ami papering tue uouse at ;ki.'
Heward street and the owner Instructs us
to sell at
t'.fsiO.
$500 cash, the balance to suit. .Must be
soiii wniun tne next weeu. i an and let
us show yon the property.
This house alone could not be hullt today
mr less man .-,;w.
PAYNE-KNOX CO..
.Main Floor N. Y. Life Illdg.. Tel. 17S1.
RE-123 3
HOt'SES, furms. R. C. Patterson, 205 N.Y.L.
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also tiro
Insurniipc. llnmli Pnilnn lillt II 1 - - ni'i
II Ll i 11 n't I 1 13 i nf , 1. . k.,1 l,mae I f, llfln.
.... ,ii- . ..... ii. o ni i,.....vo ... .
scorn Place: rooms, large lot. goon barn,
sightly home, party leaving city, pric.
700.00, M. J, Knnartl & Son, room iilO,
Brown black.
RK-Ji7
'OH t.i: Vtj HST TH.
KANfll AND 1'AMM lands for sale bv the
t'nlon Pacllle Italiroail company. l
McAllaster, land comnilloner, imon
Pacllle Headquarters, umana, Neb.
lie;
SUK HKNltV H. PAYNK. 601 N. Y. l.tl'l'..
I IK a "
rAYNK.,.N.ox roi 1 1 K a DO I A MT K IIH
for HKAIi KSTATI-: HA HO A I Ns: t.OV.
kst uatks on i.oam; hoi nil kn
St'HANCK; IIOfSKfl. KI.ATS. STOniCS,
for llK.NT. First uonr, . l.iie hiiir
i 1 1 y i j
CHAS. K. WIMiIAMSON. 1208 Karnam St.
11K .MiM
AND still two bargains on monthly pay
ments, fi-room cottage, newiy papered,
cltv water and sewer, No. 317 N. .10th st..
ItAlO
6-room cottase. city water and sewer, 1509
Mutfwl tt.ln.r Association, lice
" t i.- ti?
im-"!37 S
1'ARM I,ANDS for sale, 1.4 to acres of l.ind.
partly Improved, in tilsier, limine,
'ri..m.. ..,1 QhArtnun pnlttitlpa fnr tl.MO
ensh. Write for description. Mornhy&
Kwlng, St. Paul, .Minn. uk-juiu o
KAIIM for sale. . . ,
101 acres !) nines wesi ni umniin, ni enu
of Dodge street macadam. This is a
choico farm nnd Is only one hour's drive
from tho cltv. Good buildings nnd large
orchard. Price reduced to $55.00 per
11 ffn
Tho Byron Heed Co., 21! S. lllh St
2707 ft 2717 CHICAGO ST:
Two lnrRt) t-room nouses wnn nan. porcn
111 front unil urounn in sun-, newiy papen-n
nnd painted: city water In house, lot 50x
1.12 feet each. Your choice for $1,200.00;
.Y Pny?"0"1"'.... ... . c .
I no Ityrun iiceu v-o., -i- n. niu ni.
RF-Miei-4
FA RMS Do you want to buy. sell or ex
change u rami, rnncn, mercnauiiise, mm
nr iiflinr iirri!prtv7
(itO acres Pawnee county. Nebraska.
6,500 acres near Scotia. Oreely county, Ne-
nrasKa. innu lor rain.n.
10) acres Nuckolls county. Nebrnska.
Larce tract of 5tlssourl land.
10 ncres (fine) Richardson co.intv,
Write me wnai you nave and wnai von
wn,i Inn"; yr'Tl" 0,0 1'l",lne,,f' "Ives me
i u'dlp iipoiinlntance.
1 iii.-vtv i' ati'Pii
I1W..J1I V. ,7(ll,.
Falls City. Neb.
RII-M2SS f.
HAtirt.viV In choice earden tract:
R nnrpd. on Iv 74 miles from center of the
nil- iviiii ii.rnnm niiiii'. imrii. liiri:!'
chicken house, two wells fenced, two
acres In rrult. wuicn consist ot pencnes,
nriidps. nltims. cherries, grimes, black
berries, etc. All In line condition. This
plnce is worm tz.UMi.uu. e can sen h
for $1,050: one-hnlf cash.
Tho Hyron Heed -co., h. Mtn hi,
HK-MIC3-I
1.159 SO. 27TH ST .
Just Miuth of Pontileton ave.. 7-room nw
all modern two-siory i.ousc, large lot,
line lawn: nr ce. w.w.im.
IJyrnu R. Hustings, 212 So. llth St.
jie- .Mini.' i
lllll.CI.W IIAUIIS.
PRDIOHKKD stock, reasonable nrlce
Address Ed Jlurvey, tnu N linn street,
Omaha. 51 -in ;;
DIir.KKSIAKI.Vn.
K. G. .M'DONALD, 112 Cap. Ave.
-912 S4
IN families.
51lss Sturdy, 2010 Harney.
CW-Hept. 21
SIIOIITIIAM) AMI TYIUIWHITI.VO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N.
Y. Life.
901
BOYLK9' College, court reporter principal.
iieti iniig.
- - .-
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater.
-953
ORKOO Shorthand taught at the Omaha
Commercial college, iBtn and Douglas Hts
rii
.MEDICAL.
LADIKS out of health find prompt relief.
liox a.', umana, en.yvonuucniiai.
LADIES, Friar's French' female regulator
brings monthly period? reguiariy without
ain; i per iiija. n uuAia iui 40. iiiia i)in-u
.Minneapolis, .Minn. .mimo a,
GONOVA Is a French treatment fnr male
nnd female, ror me posltivo euro or
Gonorrhoea, liieei. I'linniurai uiscnarges.
Inllnmmatlons, Irritations and Ulcerations
of the mucous membranes. An Internal
remedy with injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst cases In one week;
$3 per package or 2 for $5. Sent any-
wnere on receipt oi price, i ne iviuu urug
Co.. Klein. III. Amerlcnn Ofllce. retail.
wholesale. 5tyers-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha;
51. A Dillon, Houtn omnha; Davis Drug
Co.. Council Blurts, Full line of rubber
goods.
LADIES! Chichester's English Tnnroyal
pills aro the nest: sure, rename: taico
no ether. Send 4e stamps for particulars.
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mull. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
OSTIIOI'ATIIY.
johnbon institute.; 515 n. y. m. .nidg,
rel. Ifif.4: Alice Johnson. D. O.. lad es'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Osteopntlilst, 5Igr.
93(i
51. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school,
Klrkvllle, .mo. n rnxton hik. tci. i;ii.
-937
DRS. 5IC.MURRAY ft 51USICK will open
osteopathic omco wept, i, .uo-am nee mug.
-5ISS1 Sl
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 305 Karbach. Tel. 2332.
513-0 HU
I.OhT.
LOST-Sundny afternoon on road from Ifilh
''l Harney through west Farnam to
Hanscom park, a shoulder shawl, white
ni pmi,rodered In white. Finder wil
iiiease return to IIS South Kith St nnd
receive reward.
Lost 2'.li 3
STOLEN or strayed -bay mare, 7 yeais old.
weight 900; split in one ear. one wnin
hind fool, strip In forehead. Finder nollf
Grush and Ret reward. Address 2419 S.
2it h si Lost -an -3
SI40M1TIC in: l.l.Vi.
GREAT Western Institute-. KI23 DoiiRlas St.,
chronic diseases cured; no drugs, Hiirger .
-I'.S
THE Reuulne Simon Pure Wellmer .Method
ot Magnetic Healing and iiiirrauen s
Hvpuotlsm complete In one volume, $2.50.
Prof. R. Williams, DcMito, 51o.
51-9H5 PepS
NICKEL l'l.TIV(i.
STOVES, lamns anil chandeliers replated.
Om. Plating Co., Beo Hldg.
Tel. 25.15.
-900
,STMir,niMi MI STl TTEII I Mi.
CURED.
Julia Vaughan, 130 Kutngu Illdg.
-9G1
LAI MHll.
051A1IA Sleam Laundrs ; slilrtd. 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavciiwortli, Tel. fill,
-M3
STOVE lir.P VIIIIMi.
HTOVK. furnace, range repairs; water con
nections, omalia hiovo itepair wurks,
1207 Douglas . 901
HOTELS,
HENDERSON. $1.00 per day house; board.
$3.50 to $5 week. 9th and Furimm: tel. 12 w.
-MIOl OI
! WVMIIUIIvKltX,
EAGLK Loan Olllce, reliable, aeenmmodat
ing; all busuess conlldetitial. KV) Doughis.
!W3
LOANS, II. 5Iarowitz; low rates. 418 N. 11.
00(1
EMilMia, IIOILERS, rIC.
L. C. Sharp Macli. Wka, ; motors, dynamos
1t1
mmw ivn miviiiL-niiv
i """" ...........
- . -
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Lcavciiworth
I) IM1.
'ALL on Morand. Crelghlon hall, for
society and si.up dancing, wall and
2-s(ep. $3 Large hall to rent for con
ventions, meetings, balls and club socials.
(W-Seiit. 21
ri HMTt in: AMI PI.WO SIOVIMJ.
JACOB SCHU AR'., 1510 Webster Tel iW,.
-Mil's 30
r tupr.vrr.it.M ami .ioiiiikhx.
ALL kinds of carpenter w irk and repairing
promptly attended to. .1. i. ucniittce. .mh
and Lake Sis. 3 in
I t I'l'iU HITIMi.
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand.
1116 Famam.
W0
TICKET BROKER.
Ul'T rale tickets every where. P. II, Phil-
tin. i.iiij Farnam. roiepnono iM. wit
I RMTI Hi: RIll'AlltlMI.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
i.r.tiAi. M)Ticr.5.
NOTICE.
TO REPUBLICAN VOTKRS OF DOUG
LAS COUNTY:
ltv nuthorltv of tho rcnubllcnn countv
central committee a convention of delegates
tepresentlng tho republicans or uougins
county Is hereby called to meet at Wash
ington nan, umana, ai . p. in. naiuruay,
September S, to placo In nomination
Threo state senators,
Nine atato representatives.
Ono county iittornur
One county commissioner. First district,
to bo named by the delegates from
said district.
Nine ward assessors for Omaha,
Four ward assessors for South Omaha,
Thirteen precinct assessors for country
ureclncts
One constable to fill vacancy for Omaha,
Two constables to fill vacancies for South
Omaha,
and to select members of the county cen
tral committee.
The representation In Oils convention Is
apportioned as follows: Each country pre
clnct. five delegates: South Omaha, sixteen
delegates, and each ward of Omaha, ten
delegates.
Delegates to this convention will bp
ehospii nt a nrlmarv election hereby called
for Friday. September 7 th" polls being
open from i- in. ;n p. m in umana and
South Omaha and from 7 p. m. to 9 n m
In the country precincts. The locations of
the polling places are:
City of Omaha
First Ward Sixth and Pierce streets
Second Ward Twentieth and Castellar
streets.
Third Ward 1120 Capitol nvenue.
Fourth Ward 220 SoJth Seventeenth
FfftrhC'Vnrd-2fd2 North Sixteenth street.
Sixth Ward-ldlcwlld linll.
Seventh Ward 132S Park avenue.
Eighth Ward Twenty-secon.i and Cum
ins streets.
Ninth Ward Twenty-eighth nnd Farnam
streets.
City of South Omaha 312 North Twenty
fifth street. .
Chicago Precinct Kelner's hall.
Clontnrf Precinct II. Tangeman's.
Douglas Precinct Ruser's pnrk.
Kast Omaha Precinct DlHrlct No. fll
school house
Elkhorn Preclncl-Klk Cltv.
Florence Precinct City hall.
Jefferson Precinct .Mangold s lumber of
fice. 5IeArdle Precinct Glandt school houso.
.Millard Precinct Millard school house.
I'lnttn Valley Precinct Valley opera
house.
Union Preelnel Purcell's hall
Waterloo Precinct Masonic hall
West Omaha Precinct Benson town hall
The boundaries of the primary election
districts shall correspond with the respec
tive ward boundaries In Omaha, precinct
boundaries In the country precincts nt
city boundaries In South Omaha.
The primary election will be held under
the provisions of the primary election law
nnd the rules adopted by this committee,
which require petitions to be filed with tho
secretary not Inter than 12 m. Tuesday.
September 4.
Bv resolution of tho committee no proxies
will be allowed In the convention, but
delegates present authorized to cast the
full votes apportioned to their respective
districts. 51. II. COLLINS.
Chairman.
CLYDE C. HUNDBLAD.
Acting Secretary.
Omnha, August IS, 1900.
I'OSTOFFICR OTICE
(Should be tend DAILY by nil Interested
us changes may occur nt any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending Sep
tember S 1!v, will close (PRO.MPTLY In
all caseni at the General Post Olllce as
follows: PARCELS POST .MAILS el-i-c
one hour earlier than closing time shown
below. Parcels Post .Malls for Germany
close at 5 n in. .Mondnv and Wednesday.
Trniis-Allalille .Mulls.
TUESDAY -At fi:30 n m. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Kaiser William dcr Grosse. via
Cherbourg and Bremen (malls far Great
Britain, Ireland, Belgium. Netherlands.
Austria. Norway (Berpiuii and Cni.'
Colony, via Southampton must be dlrecte I
"per s. s Kaiser William dor Gnuse' i.
at 7:30 a. m. (supplementary !':3 a. m )
for Europe, per s. s. Deutfchland, vl i
PImoutli, Cherbourg and Hamburg
WEDNESDAY At 7 a in (supplementary
9 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s St. Paul,
via Southampton (mfiil for Ireland mud
bo directed ''per s s. Si. Taill"; nt 10: '0
a. m. for BELGIU.M direct, per s.
Southwark (mall must be directed "per
s. s. Southwark"); at 11 a m. (supple
mentary 12:30 p. m.) for EUROPE per
s. s. Oceanic, via tjueenstown.
THURSDAY -At fi:3i a. nt for EUROPE,
iwr s s. Columbia, i. Plyinnulh iiid
Hamburg (mall for France. Switzerland.
Italy. Simln. Portugal. Turkey, Eg. p.
British India and Lorenzo 5Iarquez. v a
Cherbourg, must be directed "cer
Columbia"); nt 6:30 a. nt. for FRANCE,
8WIT.KHLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. BRITISH
INDIA and LORENZO MARQUE., per
s. s. La Touralne. via Havre imiill !or
other parts of Europe must be dlr cted
"per s m. Ln Touralne"!.
SATURDAY At K n. in. for NETHER
LANDS, per s. s. .Mnanlmi (mall mini be
directed "per s. s. .Maasdam"): .it V)
n. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s
Cltv of Rome, mail must be dree'"d
"per s. s ('ltv of Rome"); nt 10.3) a. in
(supplementary 12 m) for EUROPE, per
s. s. Campania, via Queenstown.
PRINTED .MATTER. ETC -Til sleiuner
lakes Printed Matter Commercial l'ni'i '
and Samples for (jpimany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe will not b- ent bv this chip
unless Hpeciniij uirictpii ny ner
Aftpr tile closing of the Stlpplf ment iry
Trans-Atlaulle .Malls named anove addl
llnnal Mipplenienlar mnlls are opened rn
the piers of the American, Kugll- b.
French and German steamers, ard remain
open until within Ten Minutes nf Hi"
hour nf sailing of steamer
SlnlU fan' iii Hi mill CeiKrnl Vnierleii,
Went Indies. Etc,
TUESDAY - At 9:30 n m. isiipplemeiitoi y
10:30 a m I for CENTRAL AMKRI"A
(except Cosln Rleni and SOUTH I'
CIFK PORTS, per s k Alllancii. via
Colon (mall for (Itiiilemala must b- ib
rrcted "per s. s. Alllanci"i. at 10 ., m
for INAGUA and HAITI, via Por' no
Prince. Port de Palx and ('ape ll'iltl per
s. s innio; at 9 p m for JAMAICA,
ner s. s Admiral Furruuut. from Host vi.
WEDNESDAY- AI s:30 a rn. for BRAZIL,
per s. s. Buffon, via Pernambueo, ll.ihla
and Rio Janeiro (mail for Northern Brazil
and La Plain Countries must be directed
"per s s Buffon"!. .it 12.30 n m. (supple
mentary 1 P in for ST. THOMAS. ST
CROIX. WINDWARD ISLVNDS LEE
WARD ISLANDS and DE.MERARA. per
s. s Carlbbee
THURSDAY AI 1 p in for YUCATAN,
('A 51 PEC' i E TABASCO and CHIAPAS,
per s h Vlgllanela via Havana and Pro
greso (mall for other parts of Mexico and
for Cuba must be illtecteil "per s
Vlgllancla"t: at 9 p. m. for JAMAICV.
per s s Admiral Sampson, from Ilo'd n
SATI HDAY- At 1 u. m. for NKWFOUNI -LAND,
per s. s. Cnran, from liil',id-l-phla:
at 11 a m. for LA PLATA COCS
TRIKS, per s. s Bellmia. al m
(supiilementarv 10. ro a. m.l for roRTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. HA VANILLA mid
('ARTHAGKNA per s. s. Altai imntl for
Costa Rlea must he directed "per s s
Altai"!: at 10 a. in. (supnlemeiitary in 3"
a. m for INAGUA and HAITI ivla Cain
Haiti Port au Prince. Pali Gonve and
Jcremiel per s. s. Andes: at 10 ri in. (sun.
plenientary 10:20 a m.) for PORTO r.li'O
(via San Juan). CURACOA and VENE
ZUELA, per s. s. Ciirncas (mall fnr Si
vanllla and Cnrthagena must be dlreeie.i
"per s. s Caracas")! at 10 a m for NEW
FOUNDLAND, per s . Silvia- at 11
a. m. for CUBA, per s s. Mexico vi'i
Havana; at 11 a. rn. for YUCATAN, per
s. s. 51ercatni. via Procreo: al 1 n ni
for 51ATAN.A9, CA1BARIKN, GIB RA
nnd BARACOA. per s. s. Ollndn (ordl-nre
mall only wlilch must 1m directed "per
b. s. Ollnda"!.
Malls for Newfoundland, 'iy rail to North
Sydney, and thence bv st'amrr cl"se
this otllcc dally at S'30 p in (cnnneeil'i
close here every 5Ionda. Weduesdsy nml
SiturduM .Mills fT .Mlnnelon by r.ul lo
Boiton and thenc by jtcumcr gioie at
poM'orrit i: tk e.
this olllce dall at S:: ti ni Mils f e
Cuba, by rail to Port T.impi. Fin it
t Hence by sieamer, cio-e at inn o i
d.illy lexcept MondN i i t "7 a til 'th
t iinnei ling rinses are on Siitid ix . e.l
day and FrldaM Malls for Mclio i
nxrrl.md. un'ess spilailv addrese I
disputed by steamer. cli!e at Ibis .iitw .
dally at 2.30 a in. and L 30 l m ,Ntail
fur Costa Hlra by rail to Mobile, and f"i'
llellne, Puerto Curie and (iuitC'lia 1. by
.. a I ... V fi.l...... . .....I t.
1.111 It, .It'll I'lllim-. r nil I II III l
sleaimr. floie at Ibis olhce duly at ' . , i
P m (connecting p'imos lure 'I 'ps,ns
for Costa Rica and Mondays for ll'l'e.
Puerto Corlez and Gu.itcri;.! t "IVi l
tereil mall close at ( p m prexluus d iy
Trims. I'nellle Slnllv
Malls for Australia (except Wist n
tralla). New XealHiut, Hawaii. FIJI ,i id
Samoan Islands, via ban Frauclse.-i. I e
here dulls at t..T) p. m after Amu t MPO
and up to September . Ineluslxe. "''
on day of arrival of s Campatd d ie
at New York Seiitembi r "is-, for
putt h per s. s Slum. Malls f r chin
nnd Japan, via Vancouver, cl. ee e
dally at tl 30 p in. up to Septemler "it i
Inclusive, for dispatch ner s Empr
of China (registered mull mut be direr I
"via Vancouver"!. .Malls for Jap in. eh ni
nnd Philippine Islands, via S'att'r. plus
here dally at f.:30 p m. up to Septemb.-r
7th, Inclusive fur dUpateh it s. s.
Tosa 5laru (registered mall must be di
rected "via Seattle' ) Malls for llaw.t I
China. Japan and Philippine Islands, vt.
San Francisco, close here dally al (!.'"
p m up to September 10th, in- liulvc
for dispatch per s s Doric. Malli f r
Hawaii, via San Franc'sco, eh s- In re
dally at (!.) p. m. up to September llth.
Inclusive, fnr dlsoa'eli per .. s Australli
Malls for Australia 'r- pep! W.im Aus
tralia, which goes via Europe and N.-w
X.ealand. which goes via San l'r.inel'C ')
and FIJI Islands, via Vanmuver. oK
here dally at (1:30 p. m up to September
15th. Inclusive, for dispatch per s s
Warrimoo (supplemeiunrv malls via
Seattle, close nt 6:"0 p. m. Si pt-rn'or
Mtfth)
Trans-Piulllc malls are furwnrded ( jv r(
of sailing dill.v and the schedule of dol
ing Is arranged on the pr sumption nf
their uninterrupted overlnml tri'isn
Registered mall closes at (i p. m prev
ious day CORNELIUS VAN ( 'OTT.
Postmaster
Postodlce. New York. N Y.. August 31. 1900
1IAVY TIMI5 CAItll.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
ft Qulncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route"-Tlcket
Ofllce. 12 I'arnam St.
Tel 250 Depot. Tenth ft,
5tason Streets. Telephone,
ls
l.enve. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial . .a 7:00 am
Porla Exnress n n:25 nm
Chicago Vextlhnled Hx a 4:(0 pm n 7:45 am
Chicago Local Express a S.50 am a 4:"3 pin
Chicago Limited . a 7:45 pm a 7:45 am
I'aclllo Junction Local .al0:ir am
Pacllle Junction Extra. n 7:i0 pm
Fast .Mail a 2:15 pm
u Dully
BURLINOTON ft 51 IS
niurl River Railroad
"The Burlington Rome
Goneral Offices. N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Bts Ticket Olllce. 1502
Famnm street. Telephone,
25v lluiiliiKton station. Tenth und .Mason
Streets Telephone, 12!,
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hastings and
5IcCook a S:40 am a 7:35 pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo-
rndo. Utah, Cnllfornla.a 4:2o pm n 3:00 pm
1 incoln ft Black Hills, a 9:30 pin a .ruo pm
5Iontann. Paget Sound u 9:30 pm a :4,i am
Lincoln Fast .Mall .a 3:m pm n!0:35 am
Denver. Colorado. Utah
ft California
a C:15 am
r. Dally
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph ft Council BlutTs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route ' i Icket Olllce,
1502 Farnam street. Tele
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
and .Mnson strectB. Tele
phone. 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ..a 8:50 am a 6:10 pm
Kansas City Night Ex al0:15 pm u C:lo nm
St Luuls Flyer for St.
Joeph nnd St Louis a 1:5j pm nll:l.t am
a Dally
FRK.MONT KLKIIORN ft
5Ilssourl Valley Rullrond
"The Northwestern
Lino'' General Olllces.
United .Slates National
Hank Hldg., H. W. Cor.
Twelfth and Farnam Sts.
Ticket Olllce. 1101 Farnam St. Telephone,
Ml Depot, Ifith and Webster Sts. Tele
phone, 1453. Leave. Arrive.
Black I lllls. Deadwood.
Hot Springs u 3:00 pm a 5:00 pin
Wyoming. Caspar and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pin
Hnsllngs. York, David
City, Superior, Oenowt,
Kxeter und Howard.... ti 3:00 pm b 5:(0 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre nnd
Fremont h 7:30 nm blO:2.i nm
i iiw.oin Wnhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:2o am
Fremont Local . ..c 7:30 inn
a Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day onlv l Dally oxcept Saturday, e
Dally except .Monday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis ft Omaha
Hallway "The North
western Line" General
onices. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Sts. City Ticket Olllce,
1101 Farnam St. Telephone, 561. Depot,
15th and Webster Hts.
I.eave. Arrive.
Twin City Pnssenger. . .n 0:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omnlia Pasesnger nll:10 nm
Sioux City ft North
east Nebraska n 3:50 pm
Uakland Local It 5:15 pm b S:13 nm
a. Dally b Dally excep. Sunday.
UNION PAC1FIC-THE OVER
land Route" General Olllces,
N V.. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
streets. City Ticket Olllce. 1321
Furnnm street. Telephone, 31(1.
Depot. Tenth and 5Iasnn Sts.
Telephone, 029.
i.eave. Arrive.
Tho Overland 1. united .a 8:20 nm u 7:30 pm
The Chlmgo-Purtland
Special a R;20 am n 7:35 pm
The Fast .Mall a 8:5U am a 3:25 inn
Tho Colorado Special... all :35 pm a (1:50 nm
Thn Fast .Mall a 1:35 pm
Lincoln. Beatrlco nnd
Stromsburg Express.. b 4:10 pm bl2:2G pm
The Pacllle Express . a 1:25 pm
Tho Atlantic Express . a fi:50 nm
Grand Island Loral b 5:30 nm b 9:30 am
n Dnll b Daily except Sunday.
5IIS.OIRI PACIFIC RAIL
road - General Ofllres and
Ticket olllces Southeast Cor
ner llth anil Douglas Sts.
Telephone 10L Depot, Union
station.
.save. Arrive.
SI Louis. Kansas
Nebraska I .milled
K. C , St L. Kxpress
ulO.OO am u fi:30 pin
.al0;t0 pin a ti:15 am
I.eave from 15th
bsler Sis
Nebraska Locnl
and
Via
Weeping Water .. .b 1:15 pm al0:45 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO ft NORTH
western Railway "The
Northwestern I. no
City Ticket Ofllce. 1101
Farnam Street. Tele
phono. Ml. Depot, Tenth
anu .miisou his. ioic
phone, 629
Leave. Arrive
Daylight Chicago Sne-
cfal a 7:00 am all:30 pm
Chicago passenger n l:l5 pm a :io am
eastern lixuress. wes
Moines. 5Iarshalltnwii,
Cedar Hanlds and Chi
cago al0:55 nm a 4:03 pm
Eastern Limited. Chi
cago and East a 1:53 pm a 4:03 pm
Fust 5Iall Chicago to
i 'mnh.i ... a 2.45 nm
(iruuha-chlrago Special. a 7:15 pm a S:00 pm
n umi
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad -- The North
western Line General
Olllces, Unlfd States
National Bank Building,
S W Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sty. Ticket
Olllce, 1101 Furnnm St. Telephone, 60i De
pot, Tenth and 5lasoti His. Telephone, ffi'j.
i.eave. Arrive
Twin OUy Express
Twin city Limbed
Sioux iiy l.ocu. .
u Dolly
..a 0:5.'' run a 10:50 pm
. .a 7:35 pm n xM am
..a S:0O am n 4:20 pm
OMAHA ft ST. LOUIS RAIL-road-Omaha.
KansnH cit
ft Eastern Ilallrond-"Th
Qulncy Route" -Ticket Of
llce. 1415 Farnam Slreot
Telephone 322 Depot, Tenth
and 5Inrcy Streets Tele
phone, 029.
i.eave. Arrive.
St Louts Cannon Ball
Express a 5.05 pm a 8.20 am
Kansas City and Qtilncy
Local a 7:00 am u 3,00 pm
u Dally
HI
rus' .Man
a Dalli
It ll,U V TlStl. I Mll.F..
l lilt VtiO HOCK ISL
nnd I'acid, ' illron 1
"The Great Hock Il
and Huute " city rick,
et omce, 1323 Farnam
Htrcit Telephone li
I 'epi'l. Tenth Mason
Streets Telephone (31
Its
De-. Mumcs and Daven.
i.eave .invc
port Local
a 2f nin bll :; nm
bll 15 am a s:10 am
Chicago Express
" .. .
I1.1' "F" ' ast .Express
l!viirna H.il ii, I . A i,m
II Ii col i! and F.ilrbun !.a S:3J am a 7:0.' pm
Lincoln Colorado Spgs
Denver, Pueblo ami
I 'f Moines Rock Isl-
end and (iilcngo .. .. a 7:15 pm a h:W Pn.
Co.,.r.ido A- Tex is Fl.er.t 8:W pm a 9. ID am
. D.illv. b Dally xcrpt Sunday
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad City Ticket Of
lice. Hi2 Farnam street
Telephone. 2(5 Depot
Tenth and Miison streets
Leave. Arrive
...,li:IO am a i:i6 pm
...a 7:15 pni' a ,S:15 am
St.
.. b 7:C0 nm b 9:40 pm
St.
.. .a 7.15 tun a S:15 am
Chicago Express .
Ch.uigo Limited .
Minneapolis and
Paul Exiuess ....
5lliinenpolls ami
Paul Limited
Fert Dodge Local from
Council Binds b I.TO Pin bli):18 am
'i Dally, b Dallv except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Tlcl-.ot Olllce. 1601 Farnam
Stieet. Telephone, $93. De
pot. Tenth nnd 5tarcy
Streets. Telephone, ta.
I.eave. Arrive.
Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a S:Co pm a S -W am
n Dally.
. CHICAGO. 51ILWAUKEE &
'"V St. Paul Rallwny-.CIty
u,,i,!aii,t'?' Ticket Olllce. I.w i Farnam
fMILWA 'httI Street. Telephone 2S4. Depot
L " srBA, I Tenth nnd 5lason Streets
-.f:fV Telephone, a.
Leave Arrive
Ch'eago Limited Ex . .ail:00pm a S.( nm
Chlcngo ft Omaha Ex b 7:15 am b 3:5j pm
a Dally, b Daily except sunuay
OI T 111' THE OHHI tHV,
In Peru It was once the eustiitu for
domestic servants to have two of their
upper front teeth extracted. Their nbsenco
Indicated servitude.
A spring lamb, killed and dressed In New
.ealand, was received In good condition In
New York the oilier day. after a voyage of
17,(Xl miles, lasting seventy days.
The French Workman's Accident Assur
nnce association olTels u prize of 1.U00
frnncs to the Inventor who shall produeo
the best glove for use by electrical workers
to safeguard them from accident.
Alvlnr.u I lay ward, the California mil
lionaire nnd mining king, still wears I'm
style of beaver silk hat that was In vogue
tlfly years ngo. For half a century be has
had his hats made over the same block
The New Jersey alligator found In a
creek near Trenton has boon scon by so
tunny different kinds of people since Its
capture that the theory that the bra id of
applejack most popular with the mi Uvea
has anything to do with tho story has been
a buiuloned.
Some gold coins, amounting In value to
$1,570, have been found In an old house In
Derby. Conn., where they were hid over
100 years ngo. The oldest coin was dated
1790. The house was built In 1772 bv Hen
Jamln Deforest and General Lafayette
stopped there In revolutionary times.
Children playing with matches caused
ninety-one Ures last year. Cigars and
cigarettes caused 912; electric wires nnd
lUlits, 750; boilers ami engines, .1ST; In
cendiarism, C744 ; lightning, 2,700 spontaneous
combustion, 1.2;K; six were duo to sun's
rays. Tho cause of 13.127 Ures were not ills,
covered.
51. V. Glltner of Jackson's Hole. Wyn.,
seeing that oik wore becoming scarce und
having In mind the fate of the buffalo, has
eslublislied a preserve of twenty acres, en
closed by a fence, In which he has a herd of
nineteen elk. He started four years ago
with half u dozen, nml, ns these animals
in their wild slate nre rapidly being ox
termlliuted, he hopes that In a few years
handsome return will tomo for his fore
sight. Wlillo a consignment of eggs was In tran
sit from the northern part of Illinois
lo Chicago Iho natural heat of the weather
was sulllcleut to hatch out some chickens.
It would bo Interesting to know tho con
dition of tho eggs whe.i they slarted and
also what became of those which were not
hutched enrotite. The whole storv is rather
ominous for political stump speakers now
headed for tho west.
The latest musical prodigy Is Pepllo
Rodrlgiies Arlola, now 3'A years old. who,
when ho was 2',., was discovered bv his
mother nt her piano fuulllrsslv playing bv
ear a dillieult classical composition sho had
been practicing earlier In the day. Tho
point of Hie story Is tliut tho mother loft
the plaint closed and nobody knows how
the baby got II upon. Pepllo has Just been
iiruiigin oeioro uio congress of Pathology
at I'a tis.
Comrade Joseph Trax of Newcastle. Pa ,
had charge of the famous Custer cannon
In Hie Grand Army parade in Chicago. Tho
gun. which Is a two ami nne-quarter-lnch
Held piece, was east In 1S7C, being innile of
war relics, spear heads, buckles, bugles and
captured trophies of various kinds, picked
up on bultlehelds during Ouster's raid.
Comrade Trax, who was Custer's bodv
Kiiaril, has been present al the last thir
teen Grand Army of the Republic conven
tions with Ids historic gun.
An undertaker at Sunhury Center, Mich.,
had a number of colllu boxes stored In an
outside shod. Needing ono of them, he nnd
an assistant went to tho storehouse, nnd,
Helecthu one, pi weeded to lift it out. Im
mediately afterward they lifted themselves
out of the shed In n hurry, pursued hy a
lloek of bees which hud established their
mine in me mix. naving gullied access
through a knothole. After the busy Insects
had boon driven awny by fumigation sixty
pounds of Mrst-class honey wus found in-
lltw l.WA.
COXVUIIIALITIES.
HI. Joseph, .Mich., hnd seventy-feven wed
dings last Sunday and Is hi 111 open lor
engagements.
A llllle Increase In the wedding rate siu
gcslr. tho observation that If a youth 1 1 ihu
hght of n gill's life before why should he
be out so much at night after marriage''
.Mrs. George II. Dyer of Derby, Coon ,
has separnled from her husband and wants
lilm never to return to her again becutun
he IiimIsIs on picking the huiji In an at.
tempt to pluy nines on II 51rs. Dver says
she tunnot stand .Mr. Dyer's stumbling
efforts to Und the nlr
Miss Thiirzen .May Epperson, a e-iltlx icvl
toiiety girl of l.o.s Aimeles, li:i ninriied.
much agalnsi her family's will, Adacld
Klnnsiike, a Jnpar.e&c. Mr Klnouike, how.
ever, Is very much Amei l.-'inly. i. He l a.
contributor lo American magazines and Hi.,
literal) editor of thn LiM Angeles TIiik-s
Last Sunday was a bimy day In Hi
tiialilmnnlal Hit" at (iaylon, Ml T-i
happy elopers, ranging In age from 1't io
15, wended tlielr way in Hie .Mlssou.i
Gretna Green, where they friind clerks and
matrimonial advisers and executives wait
ing to accommodate litem with Just whit
I hoy il -Mired. Four couplt s enme from Bt
Louis.
The Osage Indians lm" .iusl been eel -bratlng
a wedding In hlgii !ife-lhal of Tall
Elk, a chief worth $-o.oo n Ms own ri-ht
end heir to much more, nnd .Mary Red
Eagle, daughter of a wealthy clijri The
lathers of the bride nod gloom have long
been Piiiiules ami both were blti'llv op
posed lo Hip wedding, especially fin
squaw's fal her, whose lortiino Is i aid t)
be aboul $2,.("i
Fur over thiee e,irs Frank Senovltz i.f
New Haven, Conn, Maid conn In Sophl
Hemphlii of Brant ford, ten miles dlstun
llo never iccelved much. If nu, encoiira -c
ineul. and was ieceiill.t rhllled for go i
Now lie threatens to have thn girl urresti d
unless shu refunds him th.' money expend d
fifr railroad fare and presenia on his weekly
visits to Branlford. ,Mss Seraphln Is will
ing lo return Iho gifts, but draws the linn
al railroad fine. Senovltz presented un
Itemized bill for Wn. which Included tha
prln' of railroad tickets, presents on
cream, niiiily and theater tickets.
From a barred chamber in her mothers
homo In Seymour. Conn, where nn h(l
been kept a prisoner lieraiee shit won (I I ot
marry an admirer linen nuns her own age.
to a home of her own Willi the man of her
hearl'H choice, such was the lightning
transition In the lot of Emma Hupp .Mrs
.May Schlliter. the girl's mother, and lor
stepfather, Isaac Si-hlllier. I o unlit ., th
last to compel her io niurrv ho elih'liv
James O'Brien They took their llnal siand
oi Hie morning of August 24, when Hho'Uf
Spencer nppeared in tli front yard wbn
tho habeas corpus Issued hy .Indue Ht lull y
lo compel .Mrs. Hchlluer to give her daugh
ter freedom and to respect Hie girl s wishes
In the i hop e of a husband. .Mrs. Belli tt t
walked upstairs tn tlie girl's room, drew
(be bolt, and said: "Come, Kmtna, wit aro
ready In tiavo you married now" Shu to
fused to move at llrst, but she was led
down stairs leluctnntly. She opened ihu
duor lo the parlor and saw facing tha
family pastor, Rev Mr. Woodstock, the
sweetheart of her youth, Edward Btirily
Sho almost fainted but thn young man
stepped fnrwurd nnd put his arm around
her "Kmrnn, this Is the man we have
decided tn let ynu rnarr) suld her moih r,
Tho wedding ceremony followed.
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