Nebraska Newspapers

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or TIip 11pp. iimiers no mid rpaird will
he delivered on presentation of the
I'lirck only.
W A .NT 1,11 31 A L13 II U,.
WANTED, wo havo steady work for a few
pnnii iiuniirrn hi koou nitons and apnea r
Bii.r. C F. Adnitm Co., lGoj HovCnnl SI.
B-870
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
limp; ruiaingun unci particulars free
Address Western Barbers' Institute.
umana, iNen. II-61
V ANTI3I), iHliororn, loatnstriH, rook mpti l
find surfarp inrn, N'rb. Wyo. and lnwa;
irfn in n-. imhir'xi wnKs; snip daiiv.
Western H. It. Labor AKcttcy, 310 S. 11th.
871"
i i ' ij i i i i . iN i younR man to tnkp a
shorthand scholarship In H-ftt srhnol and
pin- fur It when oonrso Is rotnplclPd and
in.iiiiuii wtuiiu, .uurcss i, iipo.
JJ-S7.1
Oi:T a frop cntuloKiio of tho Nebraska
M-iinoi or .ManfiiHin nnd Osieoiiathy,
.'.C ."..1.1.. ....... a. rt .... . , '
i 'i. .-ii on hkii niiiwi, umaim, on. ; gran
nates omployed. lt-S't
WANTED, an pxperleticpil stenoRriipher.
AddresH with rercrenco mid full partlcu-
lars. Ilox sxr.. Fremont, Neb. II M31G
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only
s ueeus reriulred: mini' In I ftrr ,.i i,n,i-,
t.inls. scholarship nnd transiioriatlon to
our poIIcroh at ChlcaRo, Ht. I.ouls or
Minneapolis rontlnued this month; pn.
ii'iun psiii.iiiiiil-i.-ij , uii ill niello lire, .M-
drcis Mnler Harbor CollpRe Iteprpsentc
tlp. 1CSI Fnrnam st., Omaha. I1-M301 i:l
AN' pxperlencpil tea and corfen salesman.
h.iltiR n llrst-class present connection
w'Mi the Kroepry trade In Nebrasku innv
"Veyponil to advantaRo wllli Thomas
n nun a: i o., importers, iioston, Alass.
II 107 10
WANTED, llrst clans ilniR clerk, reRlstpred
In Nebraska Sherman-McConnell Drug
in. i-iir. iniu una ijourc. II f.M-.ll
WANTED, seven youiiR men to prepare for
November Omaha postal service examina
tion, thnroiiRh nrenaratlon. chnmpa
reasonable. Inclose, stamp, interstate Cor
respondence immune, icdar Ilaplds. In.
H-M590 17'
WAXT13I1 IT3M A I.H II
AN INTELLIGENT ladv to tnko n ahnri
hand scholarship In best school nnd imv
fnr It when courso Is completed nnd posl-
111111 Di:uiiitni. iiiuruaa jj 0. nee. w ib
.3 "
WANTED, 200 girls. 1521 Dodgo.
Tel. S70.
V OIO
W girls wanted. Canadian ofllce, 1522 Douglas
u b??
GOOD Rlrl for general liousework. 1021
rant avc. c J14W 10'
Oini, for Reneral housework, family of
two, nignesi wages, mu bo. inn st.
C-M573 11
COMPETENT cook at 050 So. 2Sth St.
C-CS1-12
WANTED, ladles for traveling show: eood
salary and transportation. Call at rooms
IS nnd 21 nt 21S' North Itith St., betwe-n
1 ana iu tonigui or 1 to y tins morning.
1; uyi-iu"
WANTED, a number of extra ladles and
gentlemen for stage work. Apply to
stage manager nt stage entrance Boyd's
theater any forenoon between date and
Saturday. t. .-isau i&
GOOD Rlrl for general housework: small
family; wages, U. Apply Immediately nt
zrits l'oppicton ave. c .miw la
FOIl HI3.NT HOUSES.
HOUSES and Hats. Itlngwalt, Barker blk.
IJ 8il
TOR RENT, strictly modern Hut in Dav
Idee hiilldlng. onnosltu city hall.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
D-C03
ALWAYS moving H. II. poods. Pianos.
Olllce, 151114 Karnam St. Tel. 1539 or s3.
D-SS.)
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE
D-Sb6
HOl'SES for- rent In nil parts of the city.
Hrcnnan-Lovo Co., 320 o. istii st.
D SS7
FIVE unfurnished rooms, all modern. 2711
N. 22d st. D-M141
IF yo.i want your houses well rented placo
inem wit 11 iienawn it i;o, u rib
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas.
D-879
fi.noof flat, rltv water. 2719 Burdetto.
D-S69
HOUSES, stores.
Rcmls. Paxton block.
D-SS0
SIX-ROOM Co
Uage.
S10 S. 30th.
D-M359 12
ti-ROOM cottage, nil modern; 2121 Miami st.
T. -171
u on
VTfr r. . nnii,n nvi!t Vnrlli IHlli
.... ' . iriuuiii i.Viiiiii ' " " " ' ' l
D 376 10
Fort RENT Elegant S-room house; nil
modern Improvements. Inquire 410 N. 23d.
ij 111 iu-
-02 to 2212 N. 21st St., 3 nnd 4-room mod
rrn O.i Im tfi DiV
302i Sherman ave., 5 rooms, 2d lloor, city
water and sewer, $8.00.
SIS'! Charles st., 5 rooms, flno repair, city
water,
2610 I'liiirlpu ot n.'inin n nbovp. J12.00,
1315 S. 12th st., brand now, C rooms, nil
modern. $20.00.
2117 S. 12lb St.. Kiiinn as above. $20.00.
34f7 Jackson st., 7 rooms, all modern. $1R.00.
!71ft Bristol st.."s rooms, modern pliimbliiB,
IIS.OO.
ino; Cass st.. D rooms, nil modern, c cgailt.
HI.ihi.
IW Webster at.. 0 rniiniM. all modern. $17.00
1315 Mason st., 10 rooms, nil modern, $25.00.
rilK-H.MJ. to.
1st floor. N. Y. Life Bldu
u .mow 1.1
FURNISHED houso. six or seven rooms, by
family or two. References exchanged,
Address T W, Bee. D M595 12'
FOIt III3.VT l't ItMSIIF.I) BOOMS.
I furnished rooms for housekeeping; man it
wire; rent taken in board. 3ia n. l?in.
lu.ju
FURNISHED rooms modern, light house-
Keeping nllowed. 212.1 i.ano. !; 310-u-
ROOM, steam heat, gas, bath,
third Jlrtor.
40il N. 16th,
HOUSEKEEPING. 614 So. 17th Ave.
E-362 12
THREE roms, housekoplneg; 1113 S. Ilth.
; Ji 1
TWO ii'hnlrn rooms furnished or unfur
nished; parlor floor; nil conveniences. 1 is
2.1th St. 1-4 ms iu
l'URNlSHED-5 nlco rooms, somo house.
keeping, single or eiiHune. modern, reus-
....l.l.v l.ll lvn. Rl.t AT.lll. mill at
iiiiiiuit, 1 111 uuiiiii 1-11. inu 'IlL 7,"
L 577-1 J
MODERN rooms, $150 weel-.. 514 N. intli.
L 6791 1
FURNISHED rooms.
606 S. 291b st.
E-M593 13'
lMIHMMinn IIOOMS AMI IIOAItl).
OLENCAlRN.trnnslcnts,$l.:5day. 1609 Dels.
GOOD hoard, prlvato family,
nvenue.
109 So. '.'5th
F-MK53
II A vnsnMP.t.v fnrnlulipil rooms: uood
board; rates reasonable. The Rose, - 12 j
Harney. F-.M2H air
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenpoit St.
F-S9J
IN PRIVATE family. 2020 St. Mary's Ave.
THE Mcrrlam, cood summer resort, 25th &
I'oiice.
FRONT room nnd board. 25Si Harney.
F 31-11'
FOR ltE.T-l MTTtMSIIEI) HOOMS.
2 UNFURNISHED rooiuspj no hoJsekeep.
FOR HHNT-I NFt RNlSIIKD BOOHS.
ONI-! or two furni.Vin.i - .. . t. .
or unfurnished
fnn..- n ... . -.i. ui . un i urriineu i
t in v. V rro,n "Phool. p-Hutc
1 Re". 0-67S-I2'
hip
3 Tn"P.- modern, dtslrable
1UJU1I. .MllirCSS 1 2U. I1P
. fl-776
I'Oll RENT STORKS A.N I) OFFICES.
FOR RENT. Htoro In first. cln Inrcitlrm-
ri.nl ........ 1 .i - . .. . . ....
i-iV Y I'P'y i- peters
. Hiouii'i imiir, nco Dldg. I 256
KnLl,,JU,NT n.'" ,,rlrk stre building In
Hock Port, Atchison rounty. Ma.: tin
. u .uV. Kr,n,'r'" "'ock or tnerrhuu.
dlse; hulldlni; Is 2ivtn uin. .........
AViAn "' """ "" , ' owned by Muso-.lc
a.,?. ... '".lliV. mfl corners in town.
Address . u. cilcrmnnn, secretary.
I--IS7
ACIHNTS WANTI1II.
Afll3NTS wnnlril, wo can tiso n fpw more
".i i ii i ii in ihkp nrnors lor our custom
n'!.';""1'- To tin- rlRht kind of nennts
ii- . !. ;. ' ..V.11 ,rc "l iniirRP. work
in. in. re . ii., rn men. .imt.m n
AHKNTH for npnzlepr'H Macazlne. tho most
';"""""""? latnoiic ranilly maRa
7.lnp; Jl fO a vrar. SpIIm fni- tr, o ..ru
easy. Ilxcluslvp tprrltory Rlvon. Address
with rpforpnivs. IlenzlKer Uros.. 3d Ilur-
i imj m., ,ow i orK. J MBS7 13
wati:d to hunt.
A NTKM.V To rani l.v ut,t I ". ..m11 ft.
I , , , .. ...... niiii... in.-
iii.-iii.u Mm nr roiiaRe. wnn some modern
conveniences by small family; references
pxcunngod. Address T 37, Hop.
K 40S 10'
pVANTKt) TO It 13 NT, furnished or ulifur-
"Ished suit of I to fi rrmnis. furna e
heated; family of 3. Address T r.l. He.
K-6S2.U
Ft'HNISHED houso of 10 rooms or more
inr tne winter or 1 year; central purl
oi cuy. ur, j. j.. .Miner, imi hoiirc
YOt'NO Rentlcman and wife desire two or
tnree nicely rurnlslieil rooms and board,
iTivatP ram IV nrererred. Ilererences ex
changed. Address T CI, Uee.
K-M53I 16'
STOI(Ail3.
PACIFIC Stnrace and Warehouse Co.. 012-
U Jones, general stor-i?o and rorwaniuiR.
1KB
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1B11V4 Karn. Tols. 15fi9-61.
KM
AVAMTI3D TO IIUY.
ALL kinds of household coods. hotels, et"
in large and small quantities, (.'iiicagm
itirnituro uo., iio-io uouqe. tci. im,
iN eyi
WILL purchaso 11 limited number of
umana bavincs unnK accounts, iirenuan-
i.ovo in, mrj ho. jam. i a
2DILVND bicycles.
Omahi Ulcyclo Co.
' N-S06
PIiiv-'iTP money to loan. J. Hberwoo j,
933 N. Y. Lire bldg.
N-M26) 11
FOIl SA 1,13 HOUSES, VI3II ICI.I3S, rTO.
NEW and 2d II. vehicles at marked down
prices. Harry Frost, nth & Leavenworth.
i' ts
IIHAND new high grade $325.00 Snyder
phaeton; low price. Apply 313 Karbacli
IIIOCK. i AUJJ n
FOR SALE, new bucRla bodies with ire
lng for saio at ti.bu cacti, a. h. aiptiii
913 Douglas.
P-M401 Oct. 7
GRAY marc, 8 years old. 1,400 pounds; nlo
roan norse. o years oiu, weignt. i.idu ids.
Harney street staples. vm. FrnnKie,
1205 Howard.
I 433
WANTED, a secondhand bus or cnb or
good carriage; must no cneap lor ensn,
Address Jiuuucil lioiei, uicnwnou. la.
1' -DM-ll"
SAKE, speedy, bay horse that lady can
drive. Address 1 57. Bee. P-5itS-l.
,t7-.t, irn'liflwrnrTTTVP.fiTI!
1011 .SAI.K-.MISOKl.liAM-.OUS.
r ' T 1 , ., ... " T
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hoe
fences anu crioouiK. mi uougias. y oj-j
rtTTTEUR of druc nrlces. Sherman & Mc-
, . 1 1 ...... .. . n ... - ir.Vi n..l nn.l...
IwUIIIICll iiuij v., , v.w. . ,.111 Him .vvj.. u.
4 VW
B. IIASS, Florist, 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
P ants, cut t owers, noiiuets. na 11. resi
dence, wedding and grace decorations.
Orders by mall or exprcsse promptly tinea.
W
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 111 Fnrnam.
f QI't I
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwnrtz, 114 8. 13.
y ws
M. & W. tiros, J2.75.
Omaha Bicycle Co.
U w
M ANSON bicycles, $23. Omaha Blcyclo Co.
y
2DHAND wheels, V to $10; new wheels $15,
Omaha lilcycio co., ititn ie unicago Hts.
-vj IW
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (new) for sale.
Call ut oinco ciern district court.
Q-S40
FOR SALE, corncobs. Monroe & Co., 811
N. 16tn st. j aiiw
iif.aU'ITFUL Stelnwny unrlght nlnno. must
I . ..... . . . - .. . ' . . ' .
t,n uqiii tn 9 wcck. Auurcss r 1. nee on co.
14 ib( ui
PIANO-Sllghtly used upright, big bargain;
left on saie, privaio puny; mast dp soiu.
1620 Douglas street. y 370 12
Fnii BALE, chean. lnrco well made booth
used at exposition oy ine unicagn itec
ord: lust thu thing for street fair pur
poses; goou as new. inquire nia unmgo
Block.
Q-MJ0213
FINE horso nnd ruhber-tlrcd nuggy. ery
cheap. 11. ii. r rcuricKsnn, hzi uouce Ht.
FOR SALE, young Jersey cow and calf.
4160 Clilcago at. w-o-ii-
100 TONS good hay at bargain, If sold at
once. Cuddlngton & Wilcox, N st., So.
Omalia. w aiasa pj'
MISCKI.LAMMHJS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
. . ...... .. . , . ...
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furnituro co., uuu-iu uodge
11 w 1
CLAIHVOYA.M'S.
MME.GYLMER Bonulne palmist. 1605 Dodge.
B-HS
13 1 . 1 X'T 1 1 1 ' T II 13 A T M H X T.
I3L1TE parlors.
615 S. 16tll. second floor.
T-373 OS
MME. LEE. magnetic treatment. 507 8.
- -. - . . - n n. ifii'i ir.
l.it 11. room "" u
I'EHSO.VAI..
TURKISH baths, massago hatns, electric
..,:;i. rr indies only: ski led women
iinui!.. - ,1. -,, ,.;.r 1....1..
massage opcruiiu". i," "'"?
In the cuy. ih-iihiiuhi ...iu i-.iiiiiiijf .
Booms 216 to 220, lire mug. u-wiu
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
.lancer: send for circulars. Empire Run.
turo Cute, 93' N. Y. Life bldg., 'omaha'
MONIIEIT. Chiropodist. 1GIS Karn. 'JVl.tt3.
iiniviTK hnsnlial for Indies before & dur.
I ..-'. ..,,- ..,l,.tilu.l Mia K IT
1IIR COnillHlllVlll. IM1UH.B l.vv....u. l.OU .1. II.
nib mini 11 t ' 911
PLEATING and pleated skirts of nil kinds.
1 1'. '.ii. ........ i iv. Illil llniioliiu lilnfil-
S. ItUIUIIHIII V wv,., .v, ...v...
I J15
PLEATING, buttons to order: PnklrK
while you wan. iiiiuiiii cu-hhiih 1. u., iv-i
Douglas. U-913
JOHN RUDD, optician.
115 S. 16th St.
IT 504 S19
PRIVATE homo beforo and during contlne
mont: babies udopled. Mrs. Uurget, 2iiJ0
Burdetto. U 91b
ifoF'S Express & Messenger Co. Tel 1717.
VIAVI. woman's way to health, 316 Bee b'.As
$230 REWARD The nhnve reward will be
T . . a. I. .. U.mA. !,. II ..'.I nllll.
pari ll ll'r l.rIIClllll Olliri 111111.111J ....-
i.unv fnr 1 ho arrest and conviction of, am
;,4pi.. nr mirtlpa. who robbed their uon
iluctors on the night of September 3d, on
Park Avcnu Line and Q Strct Line
- , U 3-5-lv.
PERSONAL.
I'ADIES' hair hampooed. classed, 35. Hair
louei goons. .Monnen, lsis. i nrtiHrn i ei wj
i-"o
LA PETITE French ovnl photos Eev pr
uiiznn miring neptemncr nim l'mrtor.
CI6 B. 16th. V-.MSB Oct. i
PI.ACK your order now for foul Facque.
nir Hcarin mid rounrcitM ot on uernp
tlon.i. furs rrpHlrcd und nltcred. Aula
baugh. Son & Co., 50J Kirbuck blk
V JIKBl Ui
K. I I.OVKJOY. US N. IBtlt t., for u OOOU
woyi'ip. for ii good spwlnB m.ichlnp. for
nnythliiR for bicycle or pewltm ninrhliiPS
sco him. r-M554 1S
LADII3S' Jaeknts nnd tailor made suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired. .M forpi, 3117 h w
DH. riOY. chiropodist: corns removed, 26c
anu upwaru. noom n, r renicr diock.
U lUJ
MO.M3Y 'I'd 1.(1 A -HH.VIj HSTATK.
1-OANS on eastern Nebraska and western
lowa rarms at 5 per cent. Ilorrowers can
pay lino or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delav. lirennan-txivo Co.. 39
South 13th St.. Omaha, Neb. V-M4
MON13Y to loan on improved Omaha real
esiaie. lireuuan-t.ovo uo., 30 ao. Mm.
JI.OnO and upward to loan on Improved city
properly anti tarms. w. l-arnam Mnun a:
Co., 1320 Farnam. V-0
UMVftMl Mil.. Ia.h ..H.t - tt
Oaa.a - t. I'-ys ...... .. tjM t.--..M ii.
iuvuidv w ..viiiituiij, iirj. i-dtiiiiii Hi.
V-531
MONEY In any amount at 5. BV6. 1 per cent.
J. W. 11(JII1II.H til UU., 1502 FA INAJ ST.
Y-93t)
MONEY
lowest
to loan on farm and city property;
rates. O. F. Davis Co.. 1505 Famam.
W-932
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd G-4 per cent on
umuna property, w. u. .mpikic. vn . loin.
w IK?
rniVATE money, G. M4, S per cent; no de
lay. Oarvln Hros., 1613 Farnam. W-920
WANTIJD. city and farm loans; also bonds
ami warrants, it. t.. reirs i o.. liir
Farnam St., Bee IlldR. W-9J1
PIUVATE money, F. D.Wead, 1521 Pnuclaa
w :'..
FIVE per cent money.
Hcmls, Paxton block.
W-923
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for liulldlnR purposes, ravne-
kiiox 1:0.. rsow yorK Lite. w !
MOM3Y TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALAIllED PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortcane reoulred.
LOVI3ST HATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
HTH I CT LY CON F I D I'.NT I A L.
OMAHA CUEDIT CO..
Room 52, fifth floor, Now York Life BldR.
A .3.
-M-O-N-E-Y-
Wo make loans from J10.0O up on furniture.
pianos, hors-s, rows, etc.; you keep the
property; or we will make yon a SALARY
LOAN cn your own note, without Indorser
or mortgnRe: wo cnarRo absolutely noth
ing for making papers and we kpep noth
lnt out of tho amount mil borrow: von
may pay the money back In one month or
ibko more time in wnicn to pay it. and
you nre expected to pay for It only what
time you uso It; our rates nro low and
our terms nro tho easiest: our business Is
as confidential as Is possible and our treat
ment is always courteous, uinaha Mort
page Loan Co., 300 So. 11th St. Estab
llahed 1892. X-934
LOANS.
TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
ARE YOlt ONE OF THE CROWD WHO
ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE of our NEW
partial payment plan? Let us QUIETLY
explain samo to you. We loan employes on
incir no.es. ..o mr.riRage; no innorser; no
publicity. Simply a CONFIDENTIAL
BUSINESS DEAL. Wo loan THOUSANDS
In this way, SO DON'T HESITATE ABOUT
CALLING. We are hustlers nnd want more
business. R. R. EMPLOYES RECEIVE
PUOMPT SERVICE TO SUIT THEIR
nair axu t,u li.MhMJK, These aro
times Of heavy competition and to romnln
leaders we must rIvo more for your monoy
tmin otlmrs DARE.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO..
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Blk.
X-933
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew.
lery, norses, cows etc. c. 14 Heed, 319 S. 13.
X-936
SALARY LOANS. CHATTLE LOANS. J.
w. iAri.uii;, zis First Nat. Bank Bldg,
X-937
MONEY loaned snlarled people holdlns per
...... . . r. n I I ... I . I. ' I L I
mauent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security:
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg
MONEY lonned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jewoiry. uurt ureen, n.s. Barker Blk
X 93S
MONEY loaned on nlanos. furniture, riln
mono, waicnes, privately, iierger s l.oan
to,, ism rarnam Bt., upstairs. x 9IU
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watencs; payments confidential. Omaha
Chattlo Loan Bank, 220 S. 15th, upstairs.
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE. momentarily embarrassed who dpslro nhovn
evcryininar eiso to
AVOIU l'UUI.ICITY
ran bo accommodated at our ofllco with
less expense, timo and troublo than any
piacu 111 inu cuy.
AMIS 111 CAN LOAN CO,
Room 601, Bco Building.
X-912
foii i'.xcii.ti;i:
a lino rnmny norse for driving or saddlo
will oxchango for good piano. T 62. Bee.
53-M592 12
III.SIX13SS CTIA.t.T35.
FOR RENT, owing to advancing years Mr
11. naas. tne noiiht at 1111 vintnn street
has decided to rent out his hot house at
abovo location, occupying 7.0 0 to 8.0W
Bouaro feet, under glass, with about 200
windows, and the residence and store
fronting tho street, on tho motor lino to
South Omahii. Excellent location for the
bii8lncas. Y 941
FOR SALE, a new and clean stock of gen
1 .if,. I mrtPnliniiilliiA III n irnml iinplhniul Va
eral merchandise In a good northeast Ne
braska town. Address Merchant, T 19,
caro Omaha Bee. Y M3H 1
GOOD live Nebraska town of 1.2n0 cnuntv
seat enn wen support anotner grocery
and general merchandise store; an elegant
opening for wide-awake man. Address
T 27, Bop. Y-M33I II
OIL and Bakery routes paying 15 per nert
on investment mouiiiiy. Anurpss isn.x
254, Vllllscn, III. Y-MI73 13'
POULTRY farm fnr S'lle or rent; stork
for eaie. itemer, wmtnrop iiarnor. ill.
Y-M470 11'
FOR SALE: I offer my restaurant and fur
nlshed rooms, seven single and two line
large douhle rooms, for sale; doing gom
business with constantly lncrraslmr n.it
romiRe: have other business deinundlni;
my personal attention: all located Iu Co-.
luinnus, opposite 1 nion racinc nepoi: 1
rood railroad town and has a cooil rail
road patronage, will sell for part itish
and goon easy terms; win near strict in
vestigatlon. S S, Rlckly. proprietor,
Vienna restaurant, 1 ouniuus .-.en
Y-M5-I 11
KOIl SALE H 13 A I. 13STATI.
HOl'SES, farms. R. C. Patterson, 305 j.Y L.
RE-9j
I - - - , . . . .
I ... ... .
HOUSES, ots. farms, unds, lonns: al-o 0
Insurance, llenils, Paxton blk. RE-911
READ THIS: one nf the bent homes In Han
scorn Place: 9 rooms, larse lot. itood barn
sightly home: party Uavlr.c city: nric.
$7,500 ti. m. j. Kenimrd & Son, room .dO,
urown iiiock. it i-j 91?
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y LIFI
RE-9-0
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
ror IfNAI. KBTATK IIAIItiAINS LOW
EST RATES on LOANS. SOUND IN
fil'RANCE. HOUSES. FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First lloor. N. Y. Life Bldg
nr. HI J
OWNER about to leaye the city offers at
large siiciiucu 11 nraiiuuu nome, corner
south and east front. 9 rooms modern
large barn and carriage house, tin" shade
and fruit trees, permanent walks and
paved street, only W.3o.W, Gen W H I
nrook, 307 urown uiocx. be micj 11
I GOOD rental property for farm, Monro
& Co., Feed und Fuel, SU N. 16th st.
1 w vilU
I'Oll ai.ihi: VI, itti:.
HANTH ANI VaM lands for sale bv tho
I'nlnn rarlflc llallroad lompanv 11 A
MPAIIaster. land cnmmlslnner, rniii
I'jclttc HeHdiiuartcrs, Omaha, Neb.
HI3-9U
nrnaAiNs-TiAiuusnN, n. y i.iph
m: -tudrt:
CHAS. K. Wtl.MAMSON, IMS Kartinm 9:
hk-m;s:
S1-:VI3N cholrelotson mb and Tratt st
Omaha, for sale or trade for Improve-)
city properly or roikI farm land; luVf
other Income properly and some cash t i
match any deal. For part'culars write
S. Hanson, 1015 Iloone St., Itoone, la.
Hi:-M3IS !!
C. K. ItAntllSON. l'ARMP.
N. Y. I.I pi:
hi:-3gi or.-
ni:.ST barRaln, will buy. Address T
5. nee. UK-67S-H
HAVI3 lot In wholesale district, 3.1x1:0;
build to suit tenant, on lotiR lease. 11.
reters & Co., 1702 Fnrnam, nee bide.
ll.3.MM; 13
WANTED, best barRaln .V enh wIM bir
Address at once. T Zi. Hfp. UK ?t,
LOST.
t.OHT. large Ht. Dernard iIor, 10 months old
white and bun spotted. Upturn to resi
dence of James V. Hamilton, t35 Cali
fornia St., and receive reward.
Lost M5.1i)
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, r,15 N. Y. I.lfo IlldR. ;
Tel. Jtwi; Alice jonnson. ii. ii., ladles
dept.; Old E. Johnsptl, Ostpoputhlst, Mgr.
M. 13. DONOHCE. D. O.. of Still school.
Klrkvllle, Jio. coi raxton hik. Tel. 13.17.
-SB?
N. F McMl'IlHAY, II. S. D., D. O., Mrs.
.1. n. Mlislik. D. prauuatcs A. H o.,
Klrksvllle. Mo., suite 535-SS Ueo bids.
372 O.I
rTTlVt'NT. "dTo., SO", Karbach Tel. " 2.152.
BVi-Oct. ft
SHOIITH I Ml AMI TYPinVHITIMJ.
C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life,
-951
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
ueo mug. vm
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Cn.
lege. Boyd s Theater. 9j3
GREGG Shorthand tniiRlit at the Omatm
Commercial College, 16th and Douglas Sis
95 1
M 13 11 1 CA I..
LADIES out of health !lnd prompt relief
Box 232, umana, .-seu. i-onuuentiai.
-956
DR. 1.13 DUE'S Fetnnlo Regulator, posi
tively warranted to euro the most stub
born cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu
larities, obstructions and suppressions
brought on from whatever cause; $J a
package or 3 for $5; sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co.. EIrIii. 111. American Ofllce, retail,
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Dr.ig Co.. Omaha
M. A. Dillon. South Omaha, Davis Drug
Co.. Council Bluffs. Full lino of rubber
goods.
.A DIES! Chichester's r;ngtlsli rennyroyal
Pills Are the Best. Snfe. reliable. Take
no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars,
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mall. Ask your 'druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa,
IlAXCIXti.
CALL on Mornnd. Crelghton
hall, for
society nnd stage dancing.
waltz and 1
2-step, $5. Lnrge hall to rent for con
ventions, meetings, pans ana emu social.
636-Sept. 21
CHAMBERS' school of dancing, 17th and
Douglas. Classes and clans now rortn
Ing ut academy. Open dully, 9 a. m. to
5 p. in. 'Phone, 1111. Hall nnd music
furnished parties. Circulars. M39S O10
ACCOHI1IOX PI.I3ATI.Nfi.
ACCORDION and shlo, plaatlng, cheapest
best. quicKest. .Airs, a. v;. iuara, a iai
tersou Blk., 17th und Farnam.
M51I OS
I.AXOI'AGES.
CHATELAIN School of Languages, Boyd's
theater, win reopen .Monday, sepieniDer m
42S-OS
MAGX13TIO 111. tlilNC.
GREAT Western Institute. 1623 Douglas St .
chronic diseases cured,. no arugs, surger).
-s:$
XUKI3L PLATING.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers replated.
Om. I'lating i;o., iico unig. iei.
860
STAMMERING AMI STl'TTIMUNG.
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
951
I.AI'.MIUA'.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars.
2c; cuits, 4c. 17j0 Leavenworth. 101. ri7.
-903
IHlliSSJIAKl.NG.
IN families. Miss Sturdy, 318 S, 26th st.
I)3U sept. 21
MRS. .1EFFRIS-KEMP. dressmaking nn 1
ladles' tailoring. Room 404, Paxton blO"k,
16th and Farnam Sts. -361 12
HOTELS.
HENDERSON. $1.C0 per doy house; board,
$3.50 to $3 week. 9th and Farnam; tel. 1211.
-M2CI Ol
l'AAVMIIlOlvERS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all busness connucuiiai. luui uougias.
965
LOANS, 11. Marowltz; low rates. 41S N. It.
600
I3.N(JI.NE'I, IIOII.I3HS, 13TC.
C. Sharp Much. Wks.; motors, dynamos.
913
limns AMI TA.VIllEnilY.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
959
Altl'ENTEltS AXI1 .lOIIIIEHS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter w irk nnd rep ilrlirf
promptly attended to. J. 1. ucnmioe .ni
nnd Lake Sts. -3T-
IIF.I.GIAV IIWIHN.
PEDIGREED stock, reasonable nrl'C.
Address Ed Hervey, 1110 N 0th streoi,
Omahn. -M313 11
IM UNIT! Ill) HEP V lit I MS,
TElTi331. m. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St
-962
TICKET llltOKr.lt.
CUT rate tickets every where P II. Phll
bln. 1505 Farnam. Telephone 7M. 957
ICE I'Oll S VI. 13.
ICE for sale In car
Council Bluffs
lots. Gilbert
Bros ,
M510
IT It.NTTt RE AMI PIANO MO IN(J
JACOB SCHWA RZ, 1510 Webster. Tel. 2016
-MI.'S
STOVE REPAIR ING.
STOVE, furnuce, range repairs, water con
nections. Om Stove Rep. Wks., 1207 Doug
Tel. 960.
I1II1S AVVNTI3I1.
WANTED, bids for cutting up tons old
scran .locomotive hollers A. B. Alpb'o,
913 Douglas. MloO
LOST.
STRAYED, from M J Stlllmock. 15th nnd
Y South Omaha, a 4-year-old dark Iciy
horse, with white strip over his head lit.
tie white on left toot. Lost-M591 i
S12PTTLMUIin 11, 1000.
HAIl.W AY t'IMU I Alllii:?:.
FREMONT EI.KHORN
Missouri Valle Railroad
Tip Northwestern
Line General Otllrc'
Unllnl States National
Bank Bldg.. S. W Cor
Twelfth and Farnam Sts
Ticket tinVr Unl Farnam St Telephone.
r.l Dtj.ot l..th and Weliter Sts. Tele
phone, ll.'.s Leave. Arrive.
Black 11IIK Deadwood.
Hot Siirlngs a 3:00 pril a 5:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar nnd
Doutttas d 3:00 tim o 5:00 Ptn
.Hastings York. David
City. Superior. Geneva,
Exeter irid Seward, .b 3:01 pm b 5:(0 pm
Norfdk. Verdlgre and
Fn ni. nt b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
I.lni in S a Ii. in and
Fr. muni . ..b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Fremniit l.n. ai c 7:30 am
a Dall b Dallj except Sunday, c Sun
da oniv d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL,
Mlnne.innllH Ar Omaha
Railway "Tho North
western Line" General
Ortiros, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Kl (Mtv Tlekpt Olllce.
I mi Farnam St Telephone, 561. Depot,
15th and Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin f'lty Passenger a 6:00 nm a 9.10 pm
Omaha Pasesnger. nlltlO nm
Sioux city A North-
east Nebraska .. .a 3:50 pm
Onk'and Local. .b5;l5nm b S:15 am
a Dally b Dally e.xcep. Sunday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
wpstrrn Rallwav "The
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Onice, 1101
Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 561. Depot, Tenth
nnd Mason Sts. Tele
Leave. Arrive.
phone, 629.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am alt:30 pm
Chb agu Passenger a 1:15 pin a 8:10 am
Eastern Express, DCs
Moines. Mnrshalltown.
t'eilnr Rapids and Chi
cago nl0:65 am a 4:05 pm
Eastprn Limited, Chi
cago nnd East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Ma. I. Chicago to
Omaha a 2:45 pm
Omalia Chicago Special. a 7:15 pm a 8:00 pm
Fast Mall ;. a 8:30 am
a Dallv
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad 'The North
western Line" General
Ofllces, United States
National Bank Building,
S W. Corner Twelfth
and Fnrnam Sts. Ticket
Olllce. 1101 l'arnam St. Telephone. Ml. De
pot. Tenth nnd Mason Sts. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive
Twin City Express
Twin City Limited
Sioux ay Local
a Dally
. ,n 6:55 am al0:50 pm
...a 7:33 pm a Mic am
...a 8:00 am a 4:20 pm
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Qulnry Railroad "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
otnee, 1&U2 Fnrnnm St.
Tel. 250. Depot. Tenth Ai
Mason Streets. Telephone,
123.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial S .. ...,n 7;0i) nm
Piorla Express a 9!25 pm
Chicago e.tlbuled Ex a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local Express. a S:50 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited . .a 7:15 pm a 7:15 am
Purine Junction Local. .nlOitS am
Pacific Junction Extra. a 7:00 pm
Fast Mall a 2:15 pm
a Dally
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph & Council BlufTs
Rallroad-"The Burling
ton Route ''1 Ickct Olllce,
1502 Farnam street. Tele
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mnson streets. Tele
phone. 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ..n 8:50 am a 6:10 nm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0.15 pm a 6:15 am
st Louis Flyer for St.
Joeph and St Louis.. a 4:55 pm all:15 am
11 Daily
BURLINOi-ON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Route '
Genernl Ontces. N. W.
Corner Tenth and Fnrnam
Sts. Ticket Ofllce. 1502
Farnam street. Telephone.
. . ' ' .... . . ...n.ln.t O.AH.I. ., .. . I M.rln
fcji1. MUrilllglOn BA.iiiu.ii 1 I.-IIUI UIIU WOOUII
Streets. Telephone, 12.S.
Leavo. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings nnd
McCook ..a 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
I lncoln. Denver. Colo-
rado. Utah. California.!! 4:25 pm a 3:W pm
I 'ncnln & Black Hills.. a 9:30 pm a 3:W pm
Montana, Puget Sound a 9:30 pm a :45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall . ..nSiOjpm al0:35 am
Denver, Colorado, Utnh
& California a 6:15 am
u Pally.
UNION PACIF1C-"TIIE OVER
land Route' General Offices,
N E for, Ninth nnd Farnam
streets. City Ticket Ofllce, 13;l
Farnam street. Telephone. 316,
Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited.. a S:20 nm a 7:35 pm
Tho Chlcago-l'or'.land
Special n :?0 nm a .:3j pm
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am n 3:2j pm
Tho Colorado Special. . .all :35 pm a 6:50 nm
The Fast Mall a 4:35 pm
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express .b 4:10 pm bl2:25 pm
The PaclIK Express .a 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Express . n 6:50 am
Grand Island Local .b 8:30 pm b 9:30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL
nnd & Pacinc ."-illroad
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route " City Tick
et Olllce, 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 2J,
Depot, Tehth & Mason
Streets. Telephone 62-1.
I.envfl. Arrive.
Den Moines nnd Daven
port Local a 7,23 am bll:35nm
Chicago Express 1)11:15 am a S:10 am
Chicago Fust Express, .a 5:00 pin a 1:23 pm
Lincoln nnd Fnlrbury..a 8:30 am a 7:0J pm
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo and
West a 1:10 pm a 4:15 pm
Dec Moines Rock Isl-
end and Chicago a 7:15 pm a 5:50 prr.
Colorado .v Texas Flyer.a 6:5S pm a 9:15 am
a Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
llce. 1102 Farnam street,
Telephone, 215. Depot
Tcntu anu .Mason streets
Leave. Arrive,
Chicago Express .
Ch.cngo Limited
Minneapolis and
Paul Exptcss ...
Mlpni'.'ipnils and
all:10 nm a 4:05 pm
a 7:43 pm a i:15 am
St.
b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
Ht.
a 7:45 pm a S:15 am
raui Limited
Fcrt Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm bl0:16 am
a Dally b panv except Huniiny.
OMAHA ST. LOUIS RAIL-
roan -umana, Kunsas city
& Eastern Railroad "Tho
Qtlincy BOllte" Ticket Of
fice. 1115 Farnam Street.
Tolephono 322. Depot, Tenth
nun xuarey streets. TOle
phone, 629.
i.eave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express n 5:05 pm n 8:20 nm
Kansas Clt and Qulncy
, a ?:uu nm a s;uu pm
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE H
St. Paul Railway-city
Ticket Office. 1604 Fnrnam
Street. Telephone 2S4. Depot
ientn nuu .inton stroets
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Ch'engo Limited Ex, . . a 6:00 pm a 8:05 nm
Clip ago & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am h 3-55 pm
a uany 11 uany except sunuay.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
road General Ofllces anil
TicKPt oincos southeast Cur
per Hth ind Douglas Sts.
Telephono Wl. Depot, Union
station.
Lsavo. Arrive.
St Louis. Kansas
Nebraska Limited
K. C , St. L Express.
a 10:00 am a 6:30 pm
.mono pm a t:ir am
Leave from 13th and
Wi bstf r Si- r
Nebrask.i l.ocnl Via
Weeplnir Water . .. .b i:15 pm nS0i45 atn
a uany. i uanv except Sunday. ,
W A 11 A S H RAILROAD
Ticket Oftlco. 1501 Farnam
.
Street. Telephone. 655. De
pot, Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone. 629.
Leavo. Arrive.
St Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:05 pm n 8:20 am
u Dally.
I'OSTOFFK II NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY h" all Interested
as eh gr in. y occur at any lime 1
FoicLsu inaili tor tho wceli ending Sep.
0m?
Local
u Daily
(JOVU.HX.MB.NT NOTICE.
tentber 15. 1M0. will ctoe (PROMPTLY In
all cases,! nt the General Post Office .is
follows PARCELS POST MAILS clo o
one hour earlier than closing time shown
belnw Panels Post Malls for German'
close nt 3 11. in. Mund.iv and Wednesday
Trims-tliinllc .Mull.
TUESDAY At 7 a tn lor EUROPE, per
9. s. Lahn' via Cherbourg. Southampton
and Bremen (mull for Ireland must be
directed "per s. s I.nhn"!
WEDNESDAY-At 7 a. tn. (supplementary
9 11. in 1 for EUROPE, per s s St Loul
via Southampton imall lor Ireland mus'
be directed '"per s. s. Ht Louis", at 0
a. in. (.supplementary 10:30 a. m 1 for
EUROPE, per s s Teutonic via Queens
town: nt 10 30 a. m. for BELGIUM direct,
per s. s, Weslernland unall must be di
rected "per s. s. Weslernland ') ....
THURSDAY At 6:30 a m for EUROPE,
per s. s. Auguste Victoria, via Plymouth
and Hamburg (ma. for France. Swluer
land. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey
Egypt. British India and Lutetian Mar
quez. via Cherbouig. must be dlteoicl
"per s. s. Auguste Victoria"), .at .6 30 a
in. for FRANCE, SWIT.ERL SI ,
ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKIC..
EGYPT. BRITISH INDIA and LO
RENZO MARQUE.. p.r s s. La Bre
tagnu vln Havre (mall for other parts of
I3urope must b.i directed "per s. s. La
Hretagne"!. . ,,
SATURDAY At a. m. for EUROPE, tt-r
s. s. Etrurla, via Qneen:itovn .mall fur
Etrurla"); at 6-30 a. in for OK R MAM .
per s. s. Trave. via Bremen (mall lor
other parts of Europe via Smithaniptoti
must be directed "Per s s Tr.ie 1. at
R a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
s. s. Amsterdam tmall must be dtricld
"per s. s. Amsterdam"), at 9 a. tn. lor
ITALY, per s. s. Werra imall must be
directed "per s. s Werra"! ; at 10 a tn.
for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s An
choria (mall must be directed "per s h.
Attchorln"): at 11 a. m for DENMARK
direct, per s, s. Hekla (mall must be di
rected "per s. s. Ilekhi"); at II 11. tn. for
AZORES ISLANDS direct, per s. k.
Spartan Prince.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC -Th steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial PtpMi
nnd Samples for Germany only. The
same class of mnll matter for other p'irts
of Europe will not be Kent by this hlp
unless specially dlncted by her
After tho closing of the Supplement try
Trims-Atlantic Malls named nbove addl
tlonal supplementary malls are opened cn
the piers of the American, Lngil-'h.
French and German stcamr-;. nrd reuviin
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sulllng of steamer.
Mulls for South nnd Central America,
West Indies, Etc.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a m. supplement iry
10:30 a. in.) for CENTRAL AMERICA
exceiit Costa Rica) and SOUTH I'A-
I'll-lt' I'UKTB, per s. r AHiaiirn, nn
Colon (tiiall for Guatemala must be di
rected "per s. s. Allluncn"); at I p m.
(supplementary 1 ) p. m ': f"r JM RK"
ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
per s s New York; at 9 p. in fnr
JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Dewey,
from Boston. . .
WEDNESDAY At 10 a m for I NAG I A.
HAITI 11111I SANTA MARTHA tier W. S.
Belvemon; at 1 p. m. (supplementary
1:30 p. m l for NASSAU, per s. s. Antliu
(mall must be directed "per s s An
tllla"); at 2 p. m. for NORTHERN BRA
7.IL. per s. s. Hilary. ... .
THURSDAY At s p m. for BERMI D.
per s. s. Pretoria: at 1 p. m. for UOA
TAN. CAMPECHE, TABASCO nnd
CHIAPAS, I'T s s. Orlraba via Ha
vann and Progreso (mall for other parts
of Mexico and for Cuba must be dtr.'ctd
"per s. s Orizaba"): at 1 p. m. (sup
plementary 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAt .
GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO, per ; s
s Hunting: at 1 p. m for LA PLAT.
COUNTRIES direct, per s. s. HonorluiJ.
at 9 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. H. Ad
miral Schley, from Boston
SATURDAY-At 9:30 a. m (supplementary
10 n. m ) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CnniX
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS
nnd DEM ERA RA. per s s Fontabelle
(mull for Grenada nnd Trinidad must be
.llrnnleil "lnr U M . FoillllllPl C ) lit 10 II-
m. for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, ter
IENADA and TIll.Ml'AP, irr
val; at 10 a. m. snnplementary
m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
. SA VANILLA. CARTIIA-
s. s. Maraval
10:30 a m
t l M A If A
g'eNA and ORI3YTOWN. per w. s. Alene
(mall for Lostn mca mum op inn-i-i-"
"per s. s, Alene"); nt 10 n m. (supple-Ji.,-
ift.-ia ii 1.1 fnr f'URACOA and
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Illldur (mnll for
Savanllla and farthagena must lis ni
i a a II llrliir : nt 10 a. in
for Porto Rico, per s. s. San Juan; at 11
a. m. for CUBA, per s. s. H-ani.
SUNDAY-At 8:30 p. m for ST PUJIUIh
MIQUELON, per steamer from North
Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland, 'iy rail to North
Sydney, and thence bv st-amer. clos it
this ofllce dally at 8:30 p. m. (connectlnc
close hero every Mondav. Wednesday and
Saturdav) Malls for Mlnuelon, ny ran to
Boston and thence by jtenmer, clpe at
this ofllce dally at H:30 p. in. Malls for
Cubn, by rail to Port. Tampa. Ma, nnd
thence by steamer, close at this office
dally (except Monday) nt "7 a. m (tho
connecting closes are on Sunday, V eibi i -s-day
nnd Friday). Malls for Mexico Cl'y,
overland, unless specially addresel for
dispatch bv steamer, close at this ollleo
dallv at 2:30 a. m. und 2 30 p. in. Malls
for Costa Rlrn by rail to Mobile, and for
Belize. Puerto Cortez and Ountemn'a, by
rail to New Orleans, end th-nce li
steamer, close at this ofhee dallv at 3
p. m. (connecting closes here Tiies.lavs
for Costa Blca and Mondays for Re'lxe.
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala). "I pos
tered mall close at 6 p. ni previous day.
'IVniia.Pnellli' Mnlls.
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Phil
ippine Islands, via wan I'ranci'co. ciw
hero dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to heptembr
10th, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s
Doric. Malls for Hawaii, via San l-rnii-Cisco,
close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to
September '14th, inclu-lve, for dlspnieh
per s. s. Australia. Malls for Australia
(except West Australia, which goes via
Europe, and New Zealand, which gos
via Snn Frnnclscn), nnd Fill Islands, via
Vancouver, close here dally at H;30 p. m.
up to September '15th, inclusive, fnr dis
patch per s. s. Warrlmoo (supplctnentnry
malls, via Seattle, close at 6:30 p. m. Sep
tember '16th) Malls for Hawaii. Japan.
China nnd Philippine Islands, vln San
Francisco, close here dally nt 6:30 p. m.
.... t,. Qnntnmlier '17th. Inclusive, for dlS-
nriteli ner s. s. Nippon Mnru .Malls for
Australia (except West Australia). Now
Zealand, Hawaii, Flit and Samoan
i..i.,,ia ..in ini Friuie sco. eloso here
dully at 6:30 p. m. after September 'loth
and up tn September '29th. Inclusive, or
on day of arrival of s. s. Cninpanla. due
at Now York Septetnoer --mi. inr i ii
patch per s. s. Alameda. Malls for China
Lnd Japan, via Vancouver, close h-jre
dallv nt 6:50 p m. up to October '2d. In
clusive, fnr dispatch per s s. htnpri-s-J
of India (reclstored malt must be di
rected "via Vancouver"). ...
Trans-Pnclllo malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally nnd tho schedule of clos
ing Is arranged on the presumption nf
their uninterrupted overland trmsit
Registered mnll closes at 6 p m "rev
louslay. CORNELIUS VANPOn
Postofllce, New York, N. Y., September 7,
1900.
NOTICE TO CO.NTRACTOHS.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.
Omaha, Neb.. Aug. 13. 1910.-SeaIed propos
als. In triplicate, subject to the usual con
ditions, will be received nt this eilllco until
2 o'clock p. in., central time. September 13,
1900, for the construction of a tire nppa
ratus house, with plumbing therein, and a
wagon shed, nt Fort Crook, Neb. I-nil In
formation furnished upon application to
this olllce, or to tho quarterniaster, I;ort
Crook. Nob., where plans und speclllcallons
may be seen. Proposals to bo marked
"Proposals for Fire Apparatus House, or
Wagon Shed." ns the ease may be, and ad
dressed to tho undersigned. I . 1 1. 1 1 A III
AWAY, C. Q. M. A17-18-20-21Septll-12M
Illiirk Hills Wool SIiIiiiiipiiIs.
RAPID CITY, S. P., Sopt. 10. (Special ) -All
of tho wool that was stored In the
warehouse In this city at tho time of Hie
clip has been disposed of, tho last shipment
of 18.000 pounds having been made last
week Tho aheopmen nf tho Rapid City dis
trict have disposed of 300,000 pounds thlt.
year. Hello Fnurcho shipped about 200,
000 pounds. It Is estimated that tho clip
for tho Black Hills was twico ns largo as
last year.
Tho ranchers along Rapid river for twenty
miles below this city, where Irritation enn
tie carried on, have put up an immense
crop of hay. They expect to got a tils
price for It this winter from tho cattlemen,
who will rind feed on tho ranncs for their
stock very light.
.11 111 Vnlley Well Snaked,
HURON. S. I).. Sept. 10.(SprcInl.)
Morn than nil Inch nf rain fell hero last
night. This section of the state got n
thorough soaking and there ts morn moist
turn Iu tho ground than on the same date
in several years. Creek and lake beda are
full of water and low places havo been
transformed Intel miniature lakes by the
unusually heavy rnlnfull of the past lev
wecka, Koine fall plowing lias been done
and much morn will be dono nn soon as
the ground u in pioper condition.
0
MINING CENTERS CONNECTED
Through Train Scrrlco Between Deadwood
and Denver Starts Sunday.
BUR INGTON'S NEW LINE IS COMPLETED
Time Sfhrilulp Will MnUr It Possible
to l iarr the Dlstniiee lletvirpn
Hip Cities In Tneul
l'oiir Honrs,
Next Sund.iy will wiineis for the flrt
time the direct connect Ion by rail and
through train service of tho two principal
mining districts of the west-Colorado and
the lllnck Hills of South Dakota. This wilt
be mconipllshed by the Inauguration of
through train service between Deadwood
and Denver. Such connection Is mads
pofslhlo by the completion of the Burling
ton's new line south from Alliance to Brmh,
Colo. At both trrmlnll this extension con
nects with the main lines of the Burlington
-at Alliance with the line to Billings and
nt Brush with tho Denver line.
Additions to the Burlington's service Inci
dent to the opening of this line will bo the
establishment of n new train service be
tween Alliance nnd Brush, nt both of which
points connections will tic made with fast
Irnlns already In operation. The shortening
of the time nnd dlMnnce between I)ener
and Deadwood by means of this now service
will bo of considerable conequcnce nnd the
closer connection afforded ths districts of
Colorado and the lllnck Hill, which are so
Identical In their Ititerosts. promises to In
crease the Importance of the business re
lations between the two territories.
The time schedule that will be adopted
with the Inauguration of the new service
Sunday makes It possible for a passenger to
leavo Denver nt night nnd arrlvo In Dead
wood the next evening md, southbound,
leLVo Deadwood In the morning nnd
icnch Denver nt night. The dc
psrtuio of the Denver train from
Deadwood at 7 15 In the morning In order
to comply with the required schedule of
connections will bring nbout n change tn
the Burllnglon's custom In Hint city.
Heretofore Deadwood people havn nlwnV
left for the cut on nn afternoon train, but
after next Sunday tho morning train will
be the only one, and nil passengers from
Deadwood for Chicago. St. Louis, Denver nnd
Omaha will leave on the same train. This
will bring Deadwood people Into Omaha alter
tho now schedule becomes effective at 6:45
In the morning, Instead of 2 o'clock tn tho
afternoon.
Bin DpiiiiiiiiI for I, nml.
J. II. Synions, ngent of tho Union Pa
cific laud department nt Itnwllns. Wyo., Is
a visitor at local headquarters. "The pros
pects of a big business from now on afo
splendid." snld Mr. Symons. speaking of
tho land situation In Wyoming. "Thero Is
nn active demand for rnngo land by tho
cattle and sheepmen nnd land that Is
capable of being Irrigated Is steadily gain
ing In value. Just now there aoetnB to bo
somo disposition to put off making pur
chases until after election, lint If nt that
time four more years of McKlnley pros
perity nre assured the demand for Wy
oming land will fur exceed tho supply."
Hiillvtny Notes nml I'rrsonnls.
W C. Ilermn of littsburi Is In the cltv
visiting his friend. Roy Miller, assistant
city pussenger agent of the Northwestern.
1 PiiHu'iiorr Auciit 13. L. Lomax
of the Union Pacific has returned from a
two weeks' visit In Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
Genernl Passenger Agent J. R. Biichnnnu
of the Elkhorn has gone to Chlcngo to at
tend a family meeting of Northwestern
passeimer officials.
C. M. Secrlst, chief clerk of the genersl
freight department nt tins Union Paultlc, Is
taking a short vacation, which he Is spend
ing at different points in Minnesota. Dur
ing his absence Howard liruner officiates
us chief clerk In his stend.
EXCITEMENT IN COTTON PIT
-
l'.pr liuily Wiwitft - Bur "' Prices
(in I p vtltli ii Hush Hull
In Control,
NEW YORK, Sept. 10. Tho cotton mar
ket opened irregular and excited with
prices up 13 to 61 points on n wave of buy
ing nn equal in size of which has not beon
witnessed on 'chnnso In many years. Every
bioker had buying or'lors. Representative
of southern nnd foreign interests franti
cally endeavored to secure enormous blocks
of cotton, which, for a brief period, seonied
to havo become priceless. Tho market was
well termed "dangerous," as after tho cull
a tumble of IS to 26 points occurred tinder
a sudden turn about of holders for profits.
Wall street and tho warehouses dumped
over cotton in lots of several thousand
bales for profits aggregated between 160
and 150 points accrued alnco tho bull move
ment set In ten days ago.
But the market showed amazing recupor
atlve energies and, tn tho fato of lato
cables, robounded 12 to 15 points with a
rush on n fresh whirl of general buylug
which swept everything beforo It. Excite
ment In the pit was iinprcci dented and
bull enthusiasm positively know no bounds.
Thereafter tho fluctuations worn violent
both ways, though at no tlmo did tho beara
claim tile slightest Inlluenco. Conserva
tive estimates placed tho forenoon transac
tions at 150.000 bales.
Tho origin of the bull drive nnd panic
of the benrs was tho West Indian hurricane
In tho henrt of Texas' best cotton country.
Parties thoroughly acquainted with the
territory affected and with n deflnlto
knowiedgo of tho crop condition previous
to tho storm declared the damage could
not bo less than 750,000 bales, with 1,000,
000 bates very possible, should the havoc
sprend further Into tho state, as seemed
probable. Liverpool's response to tho Texas
disaster was a bulge cf 16 to 29 points.
Inter modified under heavy profit, taking.
For tho tlmo being all thought of the Sep
tember government report duo at noon waa
relegated to tho background. Not a word
camo over tho wires from Galveston or
Sabine Pass and conjectures alone could
bo mnde ns to tho amount of damsgn dons.
Near midday the market quieted down
somewhat, but tho price continued fitful
with frequent spasms nf buying nnd soiling
recotded The closing cables showed prices
in Liverpool to bo nbout unchnnged from
tho figures current at tho limo of our open
ing Prlvato cables summed up the Eng
lish market ub "dangerous."
Mitchell Itenil) tor lloosrvrlt.
MITCHELL, S. D., Sept. 10. (Special. )
meeting of tho nough Riders club of this
ity was held last evening to nrrango for
tho criming of Governor Roosevelt on
Wcdnesdny, September 12. Good reports
were rcrelvod from all parts of the county
as to tho organization of rliilin nnd of the
Intention of the members tn coma to Mitchell
Wednesday. The Alexandria tiub will also
he hern to tnko part In tho demonstration.
Lust evening tho town club met with Its
horses nnd mndo Its first drill. Governor
Roosevelt will arrlvo In Mitchell from
Chamberlain on the morning of the 12th at
11:15 and remain here an hour.
Corn I'lllnre t f rill't loo a.
MITCHELL, S. D., Sept. 10. (Special.)
Among tho attractions for the corn palacn
will bo the presence ol the Sioux FalU Elks
and thni.0 from other towns In the state.
On Tuesday, October 2, the Elks will hnve
possession of the city and lnhtltuto u lodgo
here. The traveling men will also have one
day. A chorun of eighty voices bus been
organized as a musical attraction for Sun
day September 30, in addition to thn hand,
Forty eight young women ot this city will
havo a military drill
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