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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, SEl'Vi'.M WVAl 10. 1000.
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i 1,11 M I,K II .I.I'.
WANTED, wo hnve steady work ror n few
good hll'dPtS "f Rood ll.'thlt nrnl appear
fitnf (' F Adams Co., 160t Howard SI.
, H-S70
HARDER trr.An InuRht thoroughly In short
time; catalogue nml particulars free.
Address Western Ilnrliers' Institute,
Omaha, Ncli. B-S71
WANTIID. Inborpri, trftmHtPid. rock tncn
and xurfitrp mrn. NpIi. Wyo. mid Iowa,
frpp furr. lilKhrt wurp: xlitp dully.
U'pstrrn ft. It. I.tttior Akpiic.v, Jlo S 1 1 th
IJ ST?
AN INTIM.I.KJHNT younc tr -n to tnk. n
plmrthimil crtiolnrshlp In '. n hiol nml
pny for It whpn uoursp In n. ., tnl und
po.'ltloti Hecnrrd. Atldrtii I. -A. Ilrp.
n-sn
OKT h frpp piitnloeup of tli Nrbr.ifka
Kihnol of MiiKncllHm nd ot-oiiathy,
1 1'-1T ("IiIphko Btrppt, Oitmhu, Neli.;Krml
ualp rinployud II S71
WANTl'D. hi) rxprrlpni-rd Ktrnoitrnplipr.
Adilri'Hs with rrfprpiui? nnd full purlieu.
Inr Hox 3S". I'remoiit. Nrli. IJ-MHIf.
TINNKItfi UHlHrd. mnxl Iip llrsl-rlins
mpfhmilrn Addroci T M. 11pp. P M?W 10
W'ANTnt. mun to lpinn bnrl)"r trmlp; only
s wi-pkK rpiinlrpil: Hpoclnl offi r of hwrl.
to&lh. rrholarKhlp nml tinnnporintlnn to
our i'oIIpkph Ht rhlritnii, St. I.nul or
MlniiPHpoll.a poulliiUPil thlH month; rwd.
ti"nK Bimrnntoi'd. pntHlruup frtr Ad
ilrp Molrr Ilnrbor f'ollPK HpprpNiit t
tlvp. Hist rrnnm t.. Onmlm. I1-.M3JH U
4T - - -
AN pxprrlpni'pfl Ipii and roffpp fa Irs num.
h. MltiK a llrfit-cliiHH prrfirnt rnntii-ctiiiii
with Hip xrocory trado In NphrnHlta may
orri ipntnl to nihan'nxp with Thoniuo
Wood & f'o , ImportrrK, UoHtnn Mmhh
lt-'f: in
CAPAHI.H. nllalp mpii In pcry coutt'y
to rppri-HPtit larKr rompany of ttnild tlnan
rial rpputntlon. $3 prr day ahsolntelv
murr to Hturl; dotlnltp bona till- ."alurlid
i. .ntriirt and Ptprnspi"; opnortunlty to
ppi iro tirrmanrnt poltlon lnvoUimc no
rnnvaHnliiB 1'nlversal. Ilox Til, Phlln
dplphla. H IKi 7
WANT I'D, a tlrnt-claM plutltPrrr at onrp.
Must bp.Htrlrtly dobor. Addrrs" f. 1.
Wllmnt. Hatirroft, Nrb. n-M5uM0
EAI.KS.MKN wanti'd and tmn with ll-.'ht
riss to hpII booiIh Monro's Stock Food
''111111111 v, Council lllifr. Iowa ft MM1 in
w.wTi'.ii i i:mai,i: hi:i,i.
AN f TKt.I.inHNT lady to take a short
hand scholarship In best school and pay
for It when course Is compli'tcd and posi
tion Kecurpd. Address I. !3, Hep. CS75
WANTKD, 200 Blrls.
i:.2( DodRC. Tel. S7S.
C-S7ti
to girls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1522 Douglas
C-S77
OOOD slrl for Boneral
Park avc.
housework. 103 1
(' Mli! 10
OIRI. wnnted. Apply 2222 .Miami Ht. Mrs.
Alex O Charlton. C AII3J 10
WANTKD, a competent china and nUift
Halpsmun Address with city reference
only, T 61.Hi'e. C M542 W
WANTKD, experienced laundry Rlrls, also
murker and sorter. Hub Laundry, lu-l
North 13th. C-3G7 S
WANTKD. girl for general housework,
cottaKo. no boardera or roomers; wane
M.SO per week. 3514 North 27th St.. ror.
S7lh and Pratt. C 380 8
GIHI. for RPiieral housework, family of
two. tilk'heftt wurph. 1210 Ko. Uth si.
C-M573 11
i'tii ii:"r-not'i:i.
110lTBK3 and flats.
HIiiKWalt. Darker blk.
D-8.S1
FOH RKNT. strictly modem rial In Dav-
IiIrp nuiiiiuiK. opposite city nan.
JOHN W. UOHH1NS, 1P02 FAUNAM ST.
D-CH3
ALWAYS movliiK II. II. poods! i'latios
Oftlce. ISll'.i Farnum St. Tel. 15.50 or
D-W
SEE HKNRY II. PAYNE, 601 N.
Y. I.IFK.
HOt'SES for rent In all parts of the clt
Drennan-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13th St
D-SS7
FIVE unfurnished rooms, nil modern. 2711
?S. 2211 HI. I) Mill
IF yon want your houses well rented place
inem wiin iirnnnu v lo. ubi'y
HOUSES, etc. F
D. Wead, 1524 Dounlas.
D-S79
6-nOOM flat, city water, 271D Durdette.
D-S60
HOUSES, stores.
nemis, Paxton Mock
D ssn
NEW fl-room cottace. water and una: rent
H5 month; north part city: convenient to
car anu school inquire win. I. Kter
stead, City Hall. D-3IG
SIX-ROOM cottusc. S10 S.
301 h.
D-M363 12
-HOOM rotUiqe. all modern; 2121 Miami st.
l an
NICK 5-room cottnRp. 253C North 19th
D-37G 10
1-hhu.h cottaRp, 2121 douro. is.w, 7 rooms
and barn. 2123 Knimet. sis.nii, 7 rooms.
1120 Jackson. Jl".ii. UlnRWult. Parker
block. D M37S
FOR HKNT KloRiint R-room house;
modern Improxements. Inquire tin N
all
id
D-dll 10
N1NK-HOO.M house.
ST.4I Dodge St
modern convenlene-s
D-.M155 l'i
-HOOM house, city Anter. 2304 (Irace.
D -3;j.5
J mm. 8 171 li. Js i
1-room basement, S ami. f 7 .vi
4-room basement. S 29th. J7.5H.
rooms. Dundee, strlrtlv modern, bam
W I.. Selln. 3:t3-3:U Hoard of Trade, bide.
Phone 1510 D--.Isj S
rim iir.vr-i-i itisiii:i) IIOOM,
J furnished rooms for hou.ckceplnR; man A-
wiie; mil iimen in ooaru. iu N. lit r.
K--Z.Q
I't'IlNISHED rooms modern, llsht house
hrrpiUK lllioweil. LJIKC. li JHO-ll
RCOM, steam heat, sas, bath,
third door.
10 N. liJth,
K-.M851
fill So. 17th Ave.
HOl'SKICEKPINO.
K-aa 12
Tiuu-ai roms, houseKeiiiiifB; 1112 s. nth
K -.171
TO I.KT. rooms, modern. In private fam
lly. Kentlemen. 2607 I, strre-. s-uth
uinaim. i; .m;!U 10'
T O cholre rooms furnlshpil or imfin-
nlshed; parlor lloor; all conveniences 114
d si. r, w in
rilt.MMir.I) IIOOMS AM) llOAItl),
GLENCAIUN.translents.Jl.2f. day. i&M Dels,
F-SVJ
GOOD board, privates family.
avenue.
109 So 25th
F-.MS5.I
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms; rhoI
mmni; ruirs rcasunaoie. 1 11c nose,
Harney. l"-M2:4 8U
UTOPIA. 1721 Daveupott St.
F JD)
IN PRIVATE family
2020 St. Mary's Ave
r v.i 1
THE Merrlam,
DodRe.
rood summer report. 2.MI1
F-SU
FRONT room and board. 2&M Harney.
FHl-ll
rttit m: r 1 xrritxisiiT:i) itotmx.
3 PLEASANT rooms, modern, dcslrabl
lieialiborhood Address T 25, ll -c
a rti
2 UNFURNISHED rccmn.
11 1 1067 Park ave,
no. hnjfi.een
rnit iii'at-tTuims ami oufic K".
FOR RENT store In flr-t-rlas location:
ret i reasonable Apply R C Peter 4
ground tlnnr lie bt'lK I -24
Vrift RENT nil hrl-k store bulbil' g In
nn k Port. Atchison county. M.i "In
lnraiion for general stock of inr'hn
d!sr, hulldlng l 2lxiei fot. with wir -room
separate, nnd l owned h M is ilc
lodge, nm of the bet corner in t iwn
Addros W B Glermnnn. ccretarv.
1- in;
AtJIJVTS wixtkd.
123 To Xfl eat-Mv mud. h- .n:i llvo ut'n''.
inci or womei cclIlilK "ir Irl -st n V It v.
eampaign waterproof ncktlrs a-nd -
tlrrly new anil phtrrtrd. n ;ents Jc'lahtwl;
sales tinlimltf -I : whr.t nttvrs do, mil ran
do; lime it: short wrl'e nv PM'! -ffruro
exclusive territory, gunrtr.teed rest jpllPf
Adi'rri. with MHmp. M. . XI. Alnnfg. Co.,
iJppt. C. Sirlnptlplif. Mhm.
J-MflJfllV
POHTItAIT nsptitit everywhere nult
Vraynn;" try witfthnble Piiamelllne.': no
Slan. don't rub; rlienp. K.nntly Portrait
Co , C'hle(ln. J 110 8
1 OllTHAITS of McKlnlpy and Mryan, aleo
Hooupvplt iik Itniish Klder. Iiniid.xomply
inouiitpil In colored onrdbnard frame, flze
15x20. Setnl 'A cents for unmplc outllt ami
terms to aRPnts Kimenp Carralne Dept.
lf. KKO and lets Mlfllln M.. Philadelphia,
Pa. J-M572 lu
w .ti:d Tt U!:.T.
yol'NM lady rleslre room and board run-
veriirnt to Kast omutij rur line iup
t rm. T Jl. Ilee. Kr
WANTHD- To rent bv hept. IV small fin-
nisnrii inn or pottiiK'. wttn some nouern
ponvi'ttlerres by small family, references
pXPhanucd. Address T 27, flee.
K'-lnslft'
PACIFIC StoniRp and W arehouse Co , PI2-
till Jones, funeral .toritfi' n n. rorwanuoK.
S92
Om. Vim Stor. '""o.. 1SPV4 I'nm.
ToN. FiSI-fli.
' SIP.?
WANTED T III V.
ALL kinds of household Rood", hotels, it ,
in isrue nni sma 1 'luantilies i-ii .ir
Furniture Co.. HOo-ln Dodsr. Tel. S'ja
N- ll
WILL purchase a llmlt"d number of
Omaha Savings bank accounts, llrenn'n
Love Co., nor So. 13th. N-8 5
DIIAND bicycles
Omnh 1 Hlevc'e Co.
N-SfO
R1VATE money to loan.
J H. Sherwool,
N-.M26) 11
:i;r.i y i.ue uiur.
mi s w.i:-iioiim:, viniici.ns ivrc.
NEW and 2d II. vehicles nt marked down
prices. Harry Frost, 14th fc Leavenworth.
P-f95
HRAND new hlRh Rrade t!25.i Snydr
phncton; low price. Apply :w Karbarn
Illock. P-MSWll'
FOR SALE, npw IiurrIc bodies with Rpar-
inR for sale at ji.ui cucn. a. ii Aipirn.
913 Douglas. P-.MD1 Oct. 7
GRAY mure. S years old. 1.4f) pounds; alo
roan horse. 6 yenrs old, welRhl 1,150 Ins.
Harney Street stables. Win. Frnnkle,
12"5 Howard P-433
F()ll Alil MISCllLI.AXIKir.S.
HARD and soft foundation piling. hoR
fences and crltiDltiR. sJi uourius. wj
CUTTERS of druR prices. Sherman & Me-
council Drug uo., cor. ibtt. una uourc
Q-900
R. HASS. Florist. 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, cut tlowers, boqucts, nail, resi
dence, weddlnR and Rraco decorations.
Orders by mall or expresse promptly filled.
Q-901
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlpht, 1116 Farnnm.
Q 902
SAFES; buy, sell, cx'Re. Schwnrtz, HIS. 13.
tj 903
M. & W. tires. 12.73.
Omaha Rlcycle Co.
Q.T-&0I
MANSON bicycles, 123.
Omulia Hlcyclc Co.
Q-905
2DHAND wheels, 3 tp 110; new wheels $13.
omana mcycie co., ism & ChlcaRO Sts.
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (new) for sale.
.an at ouice cierK district court.
Q-SIO
FOR SALE,
corncobs.
Monroe & Co.. fill
Q-M100
N. 16th st.
BEAUTIFUL Stelnway uprlfiht piano, must
uo aoiu mis ween, .vjaress t 1, nee oiuco.
g-2J7 01
PIANO-Sllphtly ,used uprlfiht. big barRnln:
leti on sjie, privnte party; mjst tie sold.
1620 Douglas street. Q 370 12
FOR SALE, cheap, large well made booth
useii at exposition by tne Chicago Rec
ord: Just the thing for street fair pur
poses; rooiI as new. Inqulro 513 namge
Illock. Q-M402 13
10-HORSE power gasoline engine, M23.01. T
ki, nee. q MM 10
FINE horse nnd rubber-tired bupRy, ery
encap. ti k. t rcitrickson, 1422 Dodco St.
Q-m OS
.MISI'EM.A.MJOIM.
NOTICE, country dealers, '.'dhand furniture
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co., lina-10 Dodge.
R-fj7
WANTED, teams to haul coal; big wages
11 1111 voi k nu winter ror Rood men. Omaha
Coal. Coke & Lime Co. R M377 9
CI.AIUVOVA.T.
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist 1603 Dodso,
S-148
1 1 1 , KCT 1 1 1 ' TllllAT.Mi: . T.
ELITE parlors. 615 S. 16th, second lloor.
T-375 OS
MME.
13th.
LEE.
room
magnetic treatment. 507 S.
T -M 102 15
PEIlMi.VAL.
nl I I.-IGI I LrttliB mnufiu t. . .-. .. ,ln.,.i.
t l IllVlkJI. ......-. (,,t.Brun. ..... ir. IIUVIIIC
butlis, ror iaiiii'8 oniy. skllleu women
massage operators, finest equipped baths
in tne city, ucnsirom tiatn company
Rooms 216 to 220, Hee Hldg. U-910
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
clilURer; Menu lor circulars r.mp.re ttup
ture Cure, 932 N. X. Life bldg., Oifiah.l.
U-914
MONHEIT. Chiropodist. 151S Farn.Tel.'ri3
U-909
PRIVATE hospital for ladles rCore dur.
Ins tonllnument; babies adopted. 1136 .V 17.
U-911
PLEATING and pleated skirts of ail kinds
M. Goldman .t Co., 2iX) DouRlas block.
U-913
PLEATINO, button.; to order; p'nklrg
while you watt. Omaha Pleating Co . I62
Douglas. U-919
JOHN IU'DD. optician
l
115 S. 16th St.
U-504 SD
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment ; babies anopieo.
Burdette.
Mrs.. Uurget. ;t"-
l uis
HOFF'S Express A Messenger Co.
Tel. 1717.
U-917
VIAVI. woman's way to health. 316 Be? b dg
U-918
A BIO reduction in price on new and
second-hand bicycles, repairing nnd sund
ries. Louis Flestiicr, 1C22 Capitol ave
I7-.M315 10
1250 REWARD-The above reward will be
p.ili bv the Omaha Street Railway com
pany for the arrest and conviction of any
party or parties, who robbed their con
duelers on the night of September 3d, on
Park Avenue Lino and Q Street Line.
U-323-10
LADIES' hnlr shampooed. dricsed.33e Hair
toilet goods. Monht It. 151S Farnam Tel 23J.1
LADIES' Jackets and tailor made suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired M. Fonel. if! S. 17
U-34 t-O-4
WANTED, to get party to share a car go.
lug to Salt Lake City Inquire 1112 S
Ilth U-372
DR nOY chlrotvodlst. corns removed. 25o
and upward. .Room 12, Frctizcr black
U-911
LAPKTITK French oval photos StV p.r
dozen during September .it It mr
16 S Pith I M.TO Oct 4 1
n.Af'H yn ir r.rdpr nrnv for pl jnrqup.
rur -.irr niui c llnrrtt's nt i,n upsrrtp
tlntin fnr rrpnirril and nlternl An.a
brtiiRli. Son & Co . K.irbnck l'k
r-MJST o-,
K. I.. I.OVKJOV, US N. 15th!t . for u OOOD
blcyclp. for :i Kood spwIiik mnchlnr. for
anytlilni? for MpvcIp or ycwlnv mm-hlnK
?pe lilm. f-MfrM 15
1111 n Vj th 1,(1 vs-iti: i. nsrTi:.
LOANS on eastern Nebraski and western
Iowa fatms at 5 per cent, llorrowers inn
pay Mix or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Hrennan-Love Co , :9
South 13th St.. Omaha, Neb. W-0J1
MONEY to lon 011 improved Omaha real
estate. Urcnnan-I.ove Co., 3i So. 13th.
W-92S
II. ft nml upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. V. Farnnm Smith A:
Co., 1320 Farnnm, W 920
WANTED, city loan, bonds nnd warrants.
George A; Company, lftjl Farnam St.
W-931
MONEY In nnv amount nt fi. 5H. fi per rent.
J. W. ROUHINS & CO.. Wtt FARNAM ST.
v-9.m
MONEY to loan on farm and city property :
lowest ri'tos. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Fiirtmm.
W-932
MONEY to loan nt S and f.'i per cent on
Omaha property. W. II. Melkle. 401 S. 15th.
W-D27
lrRIVATtf money. S, "514. per cent; no de
lay. Garvin llros., 1613 Farnam. W-920
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; aln bonds
nnd warrants R. C Peters & Co.. ITftS
Farnam St.. Rec IJIdR. W-D.'l
PRIVATE money.
F. D.Wend. 1521 DoubI -3
W-:2
FIVE per cent money.
Remls, Paxton block.
W-9a
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for bulldlnc purposes. Payne
Knox Co , New York Life. W--925
mo.m: I'O l.(AX Cll VTTEI.s.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortcaKe teriulred.
LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS nml
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 520. fifth Moor. New York Life RldR.
X-933
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-0-Y-0-i;-N-E-E-D-I-T-
We make loans from 110.00 up on furniture,
pianos, horses, cows, etc.; you keep the
property; or we will make you a SALARY
LOAN rn your own note, without Indorser
or mortRaRe; wo chnrRe absolutely noth
Itm for maklnR papers and we keep noth
hip out of the amount you borrow: you
may pay the money back In one month or
taku more timr In which to pay it, nnd
you nre expected to piv for It onlv What
time you use It; our rates nre low nnd
our terms are the easiest; our business Is
as confidential an Is possible and our treat
ment Is always courteous. Omaha Mort
rhro Loan Co., 300 So. 11th St. Estab
lished 1S92. X-934
LOANS.
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
ARE YOU ONE OF THE CROWD WHO
ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE of our NEW
partial payment plan? Let us QUIETLY
explain same to you We loan employes on
their notes. No mortgage: no Indorser; no
publicity. Simply a CONFIDENTIAL
BUSINESS DEAL We loan THOUSANDS
In this way. SO DON'T HESITATE ABOUT
CALLING. Wo are hustlers nnd want more
business R. R. EMPLOYES RECEIVE
PROMPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
TIME AND CONVENIENCE These are
times or nenvy competition and to retnnln
lenders we must give moro for your money
than others DARE.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO..
Room 303. Third Floor, Paxton Rlk.
X-933
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
lery, horses, cows etc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13.
X-930
SALARY LOANS. CHATTLE LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE. 21S First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X-937
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 70G N. Y. L. Bldg
X-939
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R.S, Barker Blk
X-93S
MONEY loaned on Pianos, furniture, dia
monds, watches, privately. Border's Loan
Co., 1501 Farnam St.. upstnirs. X 910
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
wntrhes; payments confidential. Omaha
Chattlo Loan Hank, 220 S. 15th, upstairs.
X9I1
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE momentarily embarrassed who desire above
everything else to
AVOID PUBLICITY
ran be accommodated nt our office with
less expense, tlmo and trouble than nny
pluce in the city.
AMERICAN LOAN CO,
Room 601, Bee BulldlnR.
X-912
iii sims Cham i:s.
FOR RENT, owing to advancing years Mr.
H. Haas, the florist at 1S13 Vinton street.
has decided to rent out his hot hout-c at
above location, occupying ,fl 0 to 8."n
square feet, under glass, with about 20)
windows, and tho residence and store
fronting the street, on the motor line o
South Omaha. Excellent location for tho
business. Y" 941
FOR RENT, dining room of Luige hotel;
good Inducements to tlrst class party.
Y-M2W
FOR SALE, a new and clean stock of gen
eral merrhapdlse In a good northeast Ne
braska town. Address JIf reliant. T 19.
care Omaha Bee. Y M3U 13
GOOD live Nebraska town of 1.2U0 county
seat can well support nnother grocery
and general merchandise store; an elegant
openlnir for wide-awako man. Addtest
T 2. Bee. Y-M331 11
OIL and Bakerv routes paying 13 per port
on Investment monthly. Address L x
231, Vllllsca. la. Y M 173 Tl
POULTRY farm for sile or rent: stock
for sale. Reiner, Wlnthrop Harbor. Ill
Y-MI76 It
FOR RENT or Sale; owing to ill health
will lease or sell blacksmith shop dol.tg
good business: will sell shop, llxturec,
tools, etc., complete, nnd take cattle for
part pay. Address Geo. Reynolds, Ju
niata, Neb. Y M4S4 10
FCR SALE: I offer my restaurant and fur
nished rooms, seven single and two line,
large double rncms. for sale; doing good
business with constantly Increasing put
ronnge: have other business demanding
my personal aiiPnunn;aii located in Co
lumbus, opposite Union Pucilic depot; (
good railroad town and has a good rail
road patrotiase; will sell for part cash
and good easy terms; will bear strict In
vesication. S. S Rlckly, proprietor,
Vienna restaurant, Colnmlris. Neb
Y-M57) 11
FOR SALE-HEAL r.STATB.
HOUSES, farms R. C. Pattemon. 505 N.Y.L.
RE-945
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands. loans; alo fire
Insurance. Hemts, Paxton blk. HK-9W
READ THIS; one of the best homes tn Han
srom Place; 9 rooms, large lot, go 1,1 barn,
sightly home: party lea.r.g city, pries.
$7.5")iO. M. J. Kennard & Son. tootn 10,
Brown block. RE 917
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. I.TVk
RU-90
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
tor II1SAL IMTATK HAlliJAINS LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE, HOUSES. FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Blag
RE-919
OWNER about to leave the eltyTfferiTat
large sucrlticc a beautiful home, cortnf,
i-outh and east front. 9 rooms, modern,
larpe bam and carrlaRe house, line shn le
und fruit trees, permanent wa'ks and
paved street, only 1.3 O.fln. Geo W l .
brook. 3il7 Brown Block RE MlSfi 11
SEVEN cholre lots on 30th and Pratt st
Omaha, for sale or trade for Improve 1
city property or good farm land: hive
other Income property and some cash to
match nny deal. For particulars write
S Hanson, 1015 Boone st . Boone, la.
RE-M34S 19
C F HARRISON, FARMS- N Y LIFE
RE-361 05
nut v 1. 1 : it i : i. uTATi:.
SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS
arr what mn arc looking for ll-rr
rp
thrv
A l"-room modern house. t."n p
lmproements alone cost ta.i'. owner
has moved to KatiiUm City and writes
us tn sell it for .. H.W
K.Rht-rnm house, bin lot. larnr barn.
Rood nelghliorhood; must bo sold; you
can take it for S.W
Sfven-pKim modern house, corner lot,
eood location 3.2S0
Two 5-room cot ta Res. south of the
Swift parkin house, each n
14 acres of land, small house, on 27th
st . seven blocks from st I, flan
We 1ivp sevpral clinic lots on which we
can assist you to build 11 home at prices
that will Int' rest you
In ncrc property wp pan offer you.
S5i acres Just a mile from the city limits,
part Wood land; the R. R. bo ilevard and
llellexue road touch this property; for
sub-dividing this Is the best opportunity
that has bten offered for many moons.
Think of It. Easy terms. Price per acre.
50 acres, two miles out, small house; owner
must sell. Will take some trade on this.
Price per acre, 70.
1 acre, Rood house and barn, fruit trees, not
far out: a very rosy homo, $75n
in acres south of the city, t',4 miles; no im
provements. This Is very choice. Prr
acre, 175.
1G acres In Sarpy county. Rood bulldltiRs
Per nrre. 125.
O'NEIL'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
South Omaha
RE M491 10
RANCH AND" FARM Innds for sale by thp
Union Pacltlc Railroad company. 1! A.
McAllaster, Innd poinmlsshuier, Union
Parllle HeadquarCers, Omaha. Neb.
RE-9IS
WANTED, best barRHln .5 cash wll bu.
Address at opro, T 27, Hie. RK-SiVi if."
HA RfJ A INS HARRISON, N. Y.
RE
LIFE
-1131 rt7
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam S;
RK-MtS:
i.tivr.
LOST. lurRe St. Hernard dop. in months old
white and buff spotted. Return to resi
lience of James W. Hamilton, 4.15 Cali
fornia st., and receive reward
Lost M530
STOLEN, from front of Hennett's store In
umaha, ! riday evetiltiR, September 7th,
between S.45 and 10:25 p m., one horse and
buggy. I.arRo brown horse with heavy
black mane and tall, hitched to black
Concord hURRV wltli boot on hack; owned
by F. A. Hroadwell & Hro., South Otnahr
Lost M12S-10
nyru.tiPATin .
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. Life HIiIr ;
Tel. WA Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles
dept.; Gid E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mpr
a:o
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school,
Kirkvllle. Mo. fiftl Paxton Rlk. Tel 1307
-957
N. F MrMURRAY, H S. D.. D. O.. Mrs.
J. R. Mustek. D O.. graduates A. S. O.,
Klrksvllle, Mo., suite 530-3.S Ueo bldg.
372 03
MIOItiil AM) AND TYI'EWHITIXG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717
N. Y. Life.
951
BOYLES' CoIIcrc, court reporter principal
Bee BldR. "-!02
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. 9"v'l
GREGG Shorthand taught at the omat-a
Commercial College, 16th and Douglas S's
- 9il
MEDICAL,
LADIES out of health Und prompt relief
Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
953
VIRTUAMA cures Impotenry resulting
from Indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, nmbltlo s
nsplratlons of youth, health, fitting f"r
success, happiness In business, profes
sional, social, married life; 12, or 3 for Jo.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt c.f
price. The Kldd Drug Co. Elgin. HI
American olllce. retnll wholesale, Myerti
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha; M A. Dillon.
South Omaha: Dayh Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full line rubber goods.
a rcriox.
WILL sell at public auction the furniture
and contents of flat No. 2231 Farnam st
Tuesday. September 11; rub range, bed
room suits, carpets, Iron beds. beddinR
draperies, parlor goods, etc.; this furni
ture is extra line and must ro: sale to
commence at 10 n. in. sharp. Omnhu
Ajctlon Co. -M33T 1"
accoh 111 n ri.u.ATiM;.
ACCORDION and sido pleating, cheapest
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark. : l a
tersott Blk.. 17th and Farnam.
Malt OS
LAXtil AtiES.
CHATELA1N School of Languages, Boyd s
theater, will reopen Monday, SeptembeMn
maonetio m:1.1xc.
GREAT Western Institute, 1623 Douglas St .
chronic diseases cured.. no drugs, surgery.
NICKEL l'l.ATIXG.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers replateci
Om. Plating Co., iiec omg. iei. --'
STAM.MI5HIX4J A X D ST1 TTI5M1XG.
CURED.
Julia Vnughan, 430 Ram go Bldg
961
LAI MlltV,
OMAHA Steam Lanndrv; shirts. 7c; collars.
2c: cuffs. 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
-COS
nnosMAKixr:.
IN families. Miss Sturdy. 31S s. 26th st.
1530 Sept. 24
MRS JEFURIS-KKMP drcsmaklns ml
Indies' tailoring Room 404, Paxton bio k.
16th and Farnam Sts. -361 12
HOTELS.
HENDERSON. H.fiO per day house; boa-'d
J3.50 to 13 week 9th and Furnam. tel 1211
-M261 Oi
I W.XIIMOKEItS,
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; nil busness confidential. 1301 Douglas
963
LOANS, II. Marowltz; low rates. 418 N. 16
45.10
U.MilXE', MOD. EMS, I5TC,
L. C. Sharp Mach. Wks ; motors, dynamos
-913
HIMDS AMI TAMDU.MMY.
STOCK S Bird Store.
1003 Leavenworth
-939
ICE l'O It VI. 15
ICE for sale In car lots
Council Bluffs
Gilbert Bros..
-MStn
CAMPEX'J'ERX AM) .IOIIIII5RS.
ALL kinds of carpenter w rk and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree. Mh
and Lnke Sts. 37o
iiEi.tiiw ii v it i:.
PEDIGREED stnrk,
Addrets Ed Hervey,
Omaha
reasonable prices
1116 N 40th Htrrft,
-M313 11
BIDS WAXTED.
WANTED, bids fur cutting up V tons dt
srrap locomotlM- boiler.' A It pi
913 Douglas. Mei
ri hm liiti; it El' i it i m
TEL. 1331. M.
S Walklln, 2111 Cuming St
TICKET linOKI'M.
CUT rale take "i ryery v.hero P H Phi
bin, If r Far m Tclerhone 7S1,
1A IMI.
CALL on Morand, CrelRhtnn hall fr
so. !et and taie .1 itn Ina wilts nA
2-stp. 5. Iirm h.ill ! rent lor " 1
vpfitlons. mrrtltiRs. bulls .m l rbib sot Inls
tVH'i-Sci't .(
1 1
ui it I'l l 111: ami piami mo i.
JACOll SCIIWARZ Ul1
Webslrr Tel 2M!
vim 1
ItEPAIlllMl.
STOVE, furnace. runRO repairs, water mn
neitloi, dm St'M' Rep Wks . 12" D.n.B
Tel.
I'dit u.( 11 vMii:.
GOOD rei'al pr peny rr farm Monroe;
& Co, U. ed and Furl, Ml N. Itith t. I
'.-M622
It Mi.U TIMIi TAIII.I'.S.
A FREMONT ELKHOPN &
Missouri Valley Knliroaii
- ' The Northwestern
Line'' General Otllces.
United States National
Hank Hide., S. W. Cor
Twelfth and Farnnm Sts
T. k t I'ttUr, 1 401 Farnam St. Telephone,
M,l IViml lr.ih and Webster Sts. Tele
phone. 14..S Leave. Arrive.
Ilia, k Hills Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 p'n a B:00 pm
Womitm. Caspar nnd
DourUs 1 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York. David
Cltv, Superior. Geneva.
Exeter and Seward.. ,li 3:Mpra b o:(0 pm
Norfolk Verdlgrc nnd
Fremont b 7:30 nm 1)10:25 am
Lincoln Wahoo and
Fritnoi-t b 7:30 nm bl0:& am
Frenirr.t Lcr ni c 7:30 nm
n Dull b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
da oni d Dallv except Saturday, e
Daily except Monday.
3 CHICAGO. ST. PAUL.
Mlnne.tnoiis & omaiui
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Olllces. Nehraskn Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Sts. City Ticket Olllce,
Tclenhone. 501. Dcnot.
llf'1 Tn mam St
1111 uiivi ensicr ih.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin city Passenger... n 6:W am n 9:10 pm
Omaha P.isestiRer all:10 am
Sioux City X- North
east NVbiaska a 3:50 pm
Oakland Local b 5:15 Jim b S:15 am
ti Dally b Dally ecep. Sunday.
CHICAGO A NORTH
western Hallway "The
Northwestern Line '
City Ticket Olllce. 1101
Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 501. Depot, Tenth
und Mason Sts. Telo-
phone tiu
l.pnvo. Arrive.
Di light Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am nil '30 pm
Chi' ago J 'ass. tiger a 1:15 pm a S: to am
Eastern Kxoirss. Dps
Moines, Miirslmlltown.
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago nl0:55 nm a 1:05 pm
Enstrrn Limited, Chi
cngo and East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Mail. ChlcuBO to
omaiu n 2:45 pm
Omnhn-Chkngo Special. a 7:45 pm a S:00 pm
Fust Mall a S:S0 am
a Palli
SIOUX CITY ri PACIFIC
Ral road 'The North
western Lino" General 1
Olllces. Unltnd States 1
National Bnnk Building. 1
8 W. Corner Twelftn
and Fnrnnm Sts. Ticket
Olllce. 1101 Farnam fit. Telephone. 661. De
pot Ten'h and Mason Sts. Telephone, 629.
I.eavd. Arrive
Twin CUy Express .
Twin City Limited
..a 6:53 am a10:50 pm
. . .a 7:35 pm a :15 am
...atoJani a 4:20 pm
SIOUX ill LOCU.
a Dally
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Qulncy Railrond "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
Olllce. 1502 Fnrnam St.
Tel 250. Depot. Tenth &
Mason Streets. Telephone,
12
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 nm
Piorln Express n 9:23 pm
Chicago Vestibuled Ex. .a 4:00 pm n 7:45 nm
Cbiraco Local Express.a 8:50 nm a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:43 pm u 7:45 nm
Paiflc Junction Local. .alOMo am
Purine Jom Ron Extra. n 7:00 pm
Fast Mall a 2:45 pm
a Dally
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph & Council Blurts
Railroad "Thp Burling
ton Route ' 'llcket Olllce,
15"2 Furnam street. Tele
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mason streets. Tele
phone, 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas Cpy Day Ex ...a 8:50 am a 6:10 pm
Iv ' i Night Ex al0.15 pm a 6:15 am
St ' vis Flyer for St.
Joseph nnd St Louis, a 4:55 pm all. 15 am
a Dnl'i
BURLINOT-ON t Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Route '
General Otllces, N. W.
Corner Tenth nnd Fnrnnm
Sts. Ticket Olllce. 1502
Farnam street. Telephone,
23i Burlington stutlon, Tenth nnd Mason
sltre.tri Telenhone. 1-3
Leave. Arrive.
Lliroln Hastings and
Mccook a S: (0 nm a 7:35 pm
I i coin Denver. Colo
rado. I t.ih California a 4:25 pm n 3:00 pm
1 n. ..In Black Hills. .a 9:30 pm a 3.ii pm
Montana. Puget Suunjl. a 9:30 pm a 6.45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall a 3:00 pm oI0:3j am
Denver Colorado. Utah
fi California a 0:15 am
u Dally
UNION PAOIFIC-'THE OVER
land Route" General Olllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
streets. Cty Ticket Olllce, 1321
Farnam street. Telephone, 316.
Depot. Tenth and Mu&ou Stt
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. a 8:20 am a 7:33 pm
The Chlcago-Porlland
Special a 8:20 am a 7:33 pm
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am a 3:25 pm
The Colorado Special... all :33 pm n 6:50 am
The Fast Mall a 4:33 pm
Llnciln. Deatrlce and
Stromsburg Express. .h 1:10 pm bl2:23 pm
Th- Pin lib Express .a 4:25 pm
Th. Atl'iMI Express . n 6:50 am
Grand 'slum) Local b 5.30 pm b 9:30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
7 nnd K' t'nelfln ...illrnn.
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route " City Tick
et ouice, 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 42-1.
Depot, Tenth & .Mason
Streets Telephone 621.
i. . . t.eavc. Arrive.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local a 25 am bll::;Sam
Chicago Express bit -IS nm n S:lo am
'hlcaco Fast Express. .a 5:00 pm a 1:25 pm
Lincoln and Fnlrbury . .a S:30 nm a 7:00 pm
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
Iiex MoltiHS ttoek Isl
and and Chicago a 7:15 pm a 5:50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer a 5:55 pm a 9:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
tlce, H02 Fn.'nam street
Telephone, 215. Depot
.ruin anu .Mason streets
Leave. Arrive.
...r.ll:10 nm a 1 3 pm
...a 7:13 pm o S:15 am
St.
...b 7:00 am b 9:10 pm
St.
...a 7:15 nm a s:15 um
Chicago Express ..
Ch.cago Limited .
Minneapolis and
Paul Exntess
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited
Frrt Dodue Local from
council BluffB b 4:30 pm blu It am
H Dall' b Dnllv except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway City
IMiiujaii!t; Ticket oiiire.i isoi Farnam
lltHLnA U Street. Telephone 2M Depot
. fV.. Tenth nnd Mhsoii Streets
l!.:r- Telenhone. 629
"-f Leave Arrive
Ch'cago Limited Ex. .. .a 0:00 pm a s:dS am
Chtiugo A Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3 '55 pm
a Dully b Dally except Sunday
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha. Kiiiifhi Clti
Eastern Railroad "The
W line y ttoute " -Ticket l)S
lire. 1116 Farnam Street
Tdephono 322. Depot, Tenth
.inn .Marry streets Tole
1 h..ne, GI9
Leave. Arrive
t
St Lt ils Ct
'ton Hall
i isx'ir )
a o ,m a t am
hji as i o
I - n
a D tiy
ana ii j-n
a i) am a 9 oy m
1 vYrnTN. '
n r. 1 1 1 1 . usi
I
RAILWAY 'HMD T V1II.K.H
MtSPOURl PACIFIC RAIL-
rortd-uener.il Oitlces ,md
Ticket oiIIcps Southeast Cor-t-or
Mth nn.1 Douilns Sts.
Telephone l"i. Depot. Union
t.t itlon.
l.MVC.
.alO 00 ntu
.al:!0 pm
Arrive.
a -.$$ pm
a t:t ntn
St Louis. Kansas
Nebraska Limited .
K. C . St L Eipress
Leave from 15th
Webster St
Nebraski Lorn
and
Via
Weepltic Water ,...b4:lSpm al0:(5 am
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday
WAR AS It RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. IMI Farnam
Street. Telephone, s. De
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone, i29.
Leave Arrive.
Cannon Ball"
a 5.C6 pm a s.20 am
S. Louis
Express
a Dally.
l'OHi'OFUIt'15 XOlit t:.
(Should be rend DAILY by all Interested
as changes may occur .tt an) time
Foreign malls for the work ending Sep
tember 15. l:l. wl'l cloe (PROMPTLY In
nil rasisii at the General Post utile as
fcdlows: PARCELS POST MAILS clo o
one hour earlier than closing time shown
below. Parcels Post Malls for Germany
dose at 5 p m Monday and Wednesday
i rillis-Atlnltllc .Mulls,
TUESDAY-At 7 a m lor EUROPE, prr
s. s. l.nhn via CherbourR. Southnmpt'i
and Bremen (mull for Ireland must be
dlrerted "per s. s Lahn")
WEDNESDAY At 7 ii, m. (supplement. irv
9 n. m ) for EUROPE, per s. s. St Lout
via Southampton itnnll lor Ireland must
be dlrerted ''per s s. St. Louis", at 9
a. tn. (supplementary 10 30 a in ) for
EUROPE, per s s Teutonic via tju'ens
towti; at 10.30 a. m for BELGIUM direct,
per s. s Westernland (mall must be di
rected "per s s. Westernland
THURSDAY At : n m. for EUROPE,
per s s. Auguste Victoria, via Plymouth
nnd Hamburg (ma. for Franre, Swliicr
lnnd. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey.
Egypt, British India and Lorenzo Mar
qurz. vl.i ChprbouiR. must bp dlrecte I
"per s s. AuRitste Victoria"): at 6:3 a.
tn for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND.
ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT. BRITISH INDIA nnd LO
RENZO MARQUES ivr s s. Li Brc
tagno via Havro tmall for other parts of
Europe must be directed "per s. s. La
Bretagtie"
SATURDAY At 6 a m for EUROPE. ir
s. s. Etrurla, via Qurentown itnnll for
Etruriu "); nt 6:30 a. tn for GERMANY,
per s. s Trave. via Bremen (mall f r
other pnrts of Europe vln Southampton
must be directed "per s s Trave"), at
S a. tn. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
s. s. Amsterdam itnnll must be direct"'!
"per s. s Amsterdam"): nt 9 n. m. tor
ITALY, per s. s. Werra iniHll must be
directed "per s. s. Werra" : at 10 a. tn.
for SCOTLAND direct, per s s An
chrrla (mall mtft be directed "per . s
Anchorln'M: at 11 a. m for DENMARK
direct, per s. s. Hckla (mall must be di
rected "per s. s Ilekln"); at 11 n. m. for
AZORES ISLANDS direct, per s. s.
Spartan Prince.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC Tins steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The
same class of mall inntter for othpr parts
of Europe will not be rent by this ship
unless specially directed by her
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trnns-Atlatitle Mnlls nntned abovo nihil
tlonnl supplementary malls nre opened en
the piers of the American, EnRll'h.
French and German steancrl, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
hour of sailing of steamer.
.Mulls fur South it ml Central Anierlrn,
XVest Indies, Etc.
MONDAY At 10 a. m. for BRAZIL, per
s. s. RaRusa. via Pernumbueo and San
tos (mail for Northern Brazil nnd La
Plata countries must bo directed "per s.
s. Rngtisa").
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 n. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA
excetit Costa Rlcn) and SOUTH PA
CIFIC PORTS, per s. r. Alllanca. via
Colon (mall for Guatemala must be di
rected "per s. s. Alllanca"); nt 1 p. tn.
(supplementary 1:3 p. m ); for TURKS
ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC,
per s s. New York; at 9 p. m for
JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Dewev,
from Boston.
WEDNKSDAY-At 10 n. in. for INAGUA.
HAITI and SANTA MARTHA per s. s.
Belvernon; nt I p. m. (supplementary
1:30 ti. m.) for NASSAU, per s. s. Antllla
tmall must bo directed "per s s An
tllla"); nt 2 p. m. for NORTHERN BRA
ZIL, tier s. s. HUnry.
THURSDAY-At S p. m. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. Pretoria: at 1pm. for Y'UCA
TAN. CAMPECIIE. TABASCO and
CHIAPAS, per s. s Orizaba via 11a
vnnn and ProRreso (mall for other parts
of Mexico und for Cuba must be illr.-rt'd
"per s. s Orizaba"); at 1 p. m CUP
plementnrv 1 30 p m i for NASSAU,
GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO, per s
' h SantlitRo: at 1 p. m. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES direct, per s. s. Honorlu.;
nt 9 p tn for JAMAICA, per s. s. Ad
miral Schley, from Boston.
SATURDAY -At 9.30 n m (supplementary
in a mi for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX.
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS
and DEMERARA. per s s Fontabello
(tnnll for Grenada nnd Trlnld.nl must be
directed "per s s Fontotieiie i. at 10 a.
m for GRENADA and TRINIDAD. er
s s. .Mil nival; at lu a. m (suoplemeniary
10:30 n in) for FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA. CARTHA-
(5 EN A nnd OREYTOWN. per s. s Alene
(mall for Costa RIra must be directed
"per s. s. Alene"); nt 10 a m. (supple
mental 10.30 a. tn.) for CURACOA and
VENEZUELA, per s s. Hlldur (mall for
Savanllla nnd ( nrthnRena must be dp
reeled "per s s. Hlldur"): nt 10 n. in
for Porto Rlro. per s. s. S.in Juan; nCll
a. m for CUBA, tier s. s Havana
SUNDAY-At S:30 p m for ST PIERRE
MIQUELON, per stenmer from North
Sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland, "iy rail to North
Sydney, nnd thence bv steamer, close -it
this office dallv at 8:30 n. in. (cnnnecllnR
eloso here every Mnndnv. Wednesday nnd
Hnturuayi. .Mans ror .Mtnueiou. iy ran to
Boston nnd thence bv steamer. clno nt
this otllre dally nt . 30 p m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin , end
thenre by steamer, clo" nt this olllce
dally (except Monday) nt " u. m. (the
ronnertltiR closes are on Sunday, Wednes
day and Friday). Mnlls for Mexico H'y.
overland, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by steamer, close at this ofllro
dallv at 2 SO a. tn. and 2 30 n m. Mnlb
for Costa Rlcn by rnll to Mobile, nnd for
Heuze, ruerto ( ortez and liuaiemaia, by
rail to Now Orleans end th-nce bv
steamer, close at this ofhee dally nt
P m. (connecting closes here 1'uesdnvs
for Costn Rlcn and Mondnys for Belize,
ruerto cortez unit tiuatomui.i). "ivl'Is
tered mall clnje nt C p m previous day.
Trnns-l'iirlllo Mulls.
Malls for Hawaii. China. Jannii nnd Phil
ippine Islands, via San Francisco, close
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September
nun. ineiuMVP, lor nispaien per s h
Dor e. Mnlls for Hnwnl I. v a San Fran
risen, close hero dnlly nt 6:30 p in. up to
September "Htn. mriu-ive, for dispatch
per s s. Australia. Malls for Australia
(exrept West Australia, which goes via
Europe, nnd New Zealand, which gns
via San ! ranelscni, nnd I HI islands', via
Vnnniiv,i. Ilnun tinro .lilllv ill f. -ftO o In
up to September IBth. ineluslve. for dis-
paten per s s warrimoo (sunpiemctnarv
mill s. via Seattle, rinse at :jn p m Hen
tember 16thl MnPs for Hawaii. Janan
Chlnn and Philippine Islands, via San
Kriinclro, cioi,e Here unnv at ti.ao p m
mi tn Sentember '17th Inclusive for d s
patrh nr . s Nippon Mnru Mnlls for
Australia (exceiit West Australia). New
Zealand. Hawaii, Fill and Samoan
Islands, via San Francisco rinse here
dallv nt 6:30 n m. lifter September 16lh
and tip fo Sentember 2!ith Ineluslve. or
on iisv of nrrivu ot s s. ainimni.i, uiie
nt N'ew York Sintember 2'Uh for
patrh per . s Alameda Mnlls for China
snd Jnpnn. via Vancouver, close hre
dallv at fi'fW P m up to October 2d. In
clusive, for illspntch per s s Empress
of India (reelstered mall must be di
rected "via Vnnrouver .
Trsns-Pncille malls are forwarded to port
nf cnlllnc dnllv and the srhediile of plos-
Inp Is arranged on the tirsumptlnn of
their tinlnterrnpteu overinnd trtnsu
Registered mull eln.ps a' fi n m nrev
lous day CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
Pntoltlre. Npw York, N. Y . Spptember 7
1'ina,
Mny Indict fur (loelirl's Murder,
FRANK FORT. K . Sent 9 -The full
term of the Franklin i Irrttlt court will
biu hi Monduv It rxnectecl tlmt thi
grand Juiv will reopen the investientirn
of the assas'lnntlon of flnvetnnr fjoebel
and that additional Indictments mnv be
returned, i he rase or .lames Howard
(iuv county. wh Is Indicted as a prln
rlnal In the murder wl'l be palled som
time durlnR the week He was the lenilr
of the I lowanl- bite faction In the HaW"-
Howard feud In (iuv c unty, in whl h
Tom Baker was ussasslnateq.
Ulcers, open or obstinate sores, scalds
and piles quickly cured by Banner Salve,
the most healing medicine in the world
Myer- Dillon Drug Co Omnha. Dillons
finis Stcre, South Omaha,
Ante Room Echoes.
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Events in which locnl lodsos of Oman:
were Interested lust week generally took
P'iiicp outside of the city. The first of these
was the Institution of a temple of the An
cient Arable Order, Nobles of tho Mystic
Shrine, at Des Moines, at which Tangier
temple of Oumlirt played nu Important part.
The Institution of n trmplo Is not an every
day occurrence. There are but two temples
In the stale of Nebraska and until Tuesday
night there were but two in the state of
Icwh. At the meetliiR of the Imperial coun
cil nt Washington, D. C, Inst mi miner the
Des Moines Shrlnors receled a chatter di
rect from the council nnd, elated by their
success, started out to make the Institution
of their temple memorable In the history of
the order In the west.
Invitations were sent to all members of
the order In the adjoining stntet. and com
plete arrangements were mndc for their on
tertnlnment. Every Imperial officer hut ouo
was present, many romlng on a special train
from Kansas City, bearing tho Imperial po
untate and his stnff. Imperial JUbban
Henry C. Akin of Oiunha accompanied the
members of Tangier trmplo on a tpccll
ttaln which left this city Tuesday morning,
arriving In time for tho visitors to take part
In the parade of Shrlners. who represented
the states of Iowa, Illinois. Nebraska, Min
nesota. Michigan. Missouri nnd South Ds
kotn, with numbers of Individuals from
other states. Every templar who accepted
the Invitation came with fe nnd claws,
ready to take part lu the proceedings of lh
cvenlnR.
In tho pnr.tde Tangier temple octniplcd tho
post of honor, It bclnR given them In recog
nition of good work done by the Onmlm del
CRates nt the Inst meeting of the Imperial
council. Henry Hardy. Imperial reprcsenta
ttvs from Omaha nt that meeting, occupied
one of the chairs at the Institution cere
monies In tho evening. Tho formal Institu
tion was followed by a banquet which, it Is
said, wns a little belter than anything nf
tho kind previous In the Hnwkeyo capital.
At the conclusion of the Des Molnrs mccttug
many of the imperial ofneers, Including
Colonel Akin, went to St. Paul on n special
from that city, where a special meeting lit
their honor was hld. This meeting In
cluded nn excursion to nenrby resorts and a
trolley ride to Minneapolis.
Tho competitive drill of the fraternal so
cieties at the state fnlr Tuesdny whs a great
victory for tho Onmlm lodges, thla city car
rying off two out of the three prizes nnd
coming within one point of getting them all.
Drill teams, composed of both men nnd
women, entered the lists and for half a day
tho march was kept up. The results ns an
nounced by tho Judges were: Modern Wood
men of America, No. 120. Omaha, CO points:
Ancient Order United Workmen. No. 237.
Herman, 50; Modern Woodmen of America,
No. 2260, Lincoln, I9s; Ancient Order Uni
ted Workmen, No. 17. Omaha, 49t; Degree
of Honor, No. lol. Omaha. 4S14; Modern
Woodmen of America, No. 969. Lincoln, 4S;
Modern Woodmen of America. No. 190, Lin
coln, 47; Modern Woodmen of America, No.
303, Glenwood, 42V Indies of the Macca
bees, hlvo No. 33, Omaha, 40. Under this de
cision tho team of No. 12, Modern Woodmen
of America, of Omaha wos awarded the first
prlzo and Herman lodge. Ancient Order
United Workmen, second prize. Lodgo No.
Ancient Order United Workmen, of
Omaha, which wns entitled to the third prize,
waived Its claim In favor of the Ladles of
tho Mnccabces.
The Ak-Sar-Ilen fraternity parade Sep
tember 16 promises to bring out n larger
number of drill teams nnd lodge members
thnn nny event In the record of Omaha
festivals. Every lodge of every order has
been Invited to Join tho ranks of marchers
and eleven rash prizes have been offered
both for numbers and appearance. A meet
ing will he held nt the Commcrclnl club
rooms Thursday evening to perfect arrange
ments nnd every Omnhn lodge has been In
vited to send representatives.
Ancient Order l iiKeil Workmen.
Union Pacific lodgo No. 17 won the first
prize of 125 hung up by tho grand lodgo
of the order for drill team contestants at
the stnto fair.
t the meeting of Union Pacific lodge
Friday evening a committee was appointed
to prepare a float for tho Ak-Sor-Ben
parade, and another rommltleo will repre
sent the lodge nt tho meeting of tho
frnternnl societies with the managers of tho
Carnival society Thursday nt the Commer
cial club.
LoiIkcm Iii PnniK rnphs.
ihe three lodges of the Fraternal Union or
America will unlto In the parndo of Ak-
Sar-Hen.
Tho Roval Highlanders will rnme from
all tmrts of the state to participate In tho
restlvnl nt Fremont, where a street fair Is
to be held. A day has been Bet apart for
the order.
Grand ofllcers of the Woodmen of tl.n
World nre to visit several iilnres In vnrlooa
parts of the country where street carnivals
and fairs have set asldo days for their
cuicriiiiiimcni.
Act Like Mnulr.
Nothing abnormal about the action of
Cascarets Candy Cathartic. They make tho
liver and bowels act naturally without
strain. Druggists. 10c, 23c, 50c.
Itl'.I.K.IOl S.
Tim tlrst Protestant Filipino clergyman !l
Nicolas '.a mora of Manila. He wns recently
ordained tn the ministry nf the Methodl.'t
Episcopal church by Bishop Thulium. Raw
Mr. Zfimora Is a son of Paulino Zamnra.
The Veiterablo Charles Wellington Furso
arch-deacon nf Westminster, died nn Au
gust 2. He was bom in 121 nnd was edu
cated nt Eton and Oxford lie was or
dallied In 1S4S and became 111 turn prlnrlml
of Ctlddesdon Theological lollcge. canon if
gellst. Westminster; canon and arch
deacon. The total receipts of tho Board of Church
Extension of tho Methodist Episcopal
church for tho year ending November 1.
IS99, exceeded the total of the previous year
hv more than !.2.fi00 It Is esllmaied that
tho gain of this venr over last will equal
that amount, making tho gain In two years
over tlW.diO.
Cardinal Gibbons has been advised that
Most Rev. John J. Keune. archbishop of th"
see of Dubuque, will arrive at DuhUq'to
tho latter part of September and will b
Instnlled In his rnthedrnl. Cnrdlmtl Gib
bons has communicated his knowledgo to
local priests, who nre prepurlng to receivo
the errleslasllc
Rev. Dr .1 M iiioburn. rephew of Blshon
Thnburn of the Methodist Episcopal chumi,
hns accepted tho Invitation of Cavalry
church. Allegheny. Pn , to become pastor
of the church Ho N now stationed in
Detroit nnd will transfer when the Pitts
burg annual conference meets, which will
he on S'pteinber 26.
President Gary of the Federal Hleel com
pany Is to build ti Methodist church at
Wheaton, III., as a memorial to Mr. nm!
Mrs. Ernstus Gary, his father and mother,
who for a lifetime resided In Wheaton nnd
wero closely Identified with the religious
life of that place The building will coat
between !50,(XiO nnd !75,(iO
Rev. W. J. MrCaughan, pastor of tho
Third Presbyterian church, In Chicago, has
received it call to St. Enoch's church of
Belfast, the largest Presbyterian church In
Ireland The salary suggected Is I5.0CX) a
year and the usual sustennnre fund. The
Rev. Mr. MrCaughan has not yrt made up
his mind whether to accept or decline.
Tho Catholics of tho dlocoso of Colorado
are planning to erect In Denver u cathedral
which will mark In an adequato degree th
growing Importance of the church In that
state. There Is now a fund of IJS.OVi which
can ho applied to the new cathedral, and It
Is thought that there will bo no trouble. In
securing enough to erect n church which
will Hland ns one of tho costliest und most
elegant edlllces 'n ihe mountain states
Rev Paul F Jebclt pastor of tho Ger
man Lutheran churi li at Flntbusli, Long
Island, dors not know of nnv eood reason
why religion nnd recreation should not mix
well He had long planned a river excursion
for his llock, one member of which offered
ris steamer for tho p.irpose, stipulating that
it shoi Id onlv be available on SundAy So
last Sunday the eotitrregatlon emb.trkod for
a delightful trip to New-burg nrd ba'k dur
Ing which th; us-jal srnlc were held on
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