THE OMAJiA DAILY JHSK: MONDAY, OCTOHKK 1, 1000.
SPECIAL JOTICES
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SITL ITIONS WANTED.
AN eastern Icachor desires a position as
govfrness to smnll children, or as com
panion to an elderly lady. Address i x .o,
Bee. A Ml
wanteu-m a help.
WANTED, wo have steady work rof i n i few
good hustlers of good h.it;lt unci nppcnr-
onco. u. t . Auams v-o , il STO
BARBER trade taught thorough V In short
time; catalogue und particulars free.
Address WMinrn Barbers Instltule,
Omaha, Neb. B-871
wivTi'n ii,n...a tmtnttei. rock men
and surfaco mcn."'Nei Wo. and Iowa;
free faro; higher "iliPo ?.'
Western It, It. Labor Agency. 310 f . 11 th
COOK, at once, for day restuurant. Ad-
urcss K. Miner, .ml-uuuh, "",,.
U M2i
WANTKD. teums for It. II. work In '"
KlH9ltit)t ; free transportation for outfits
Wlckham. Phelan ft Co.. 19 Scott street
roun-.n niurr. la. B-g
wiVTPti tow nrst-clas solicitors on a
strictly up-to-date proposition : cxelusle
territory an.i oiner niMuc-eiiinnm
In from 7f. In S1.V) Vf!lv:
nppllcutlnns wanted from capable partis
only Addreiw the W. It. Grace Co. kit -tredgo
bldg. Denver, Colo. B MI31 1'
WANTKD. itrorery specialty salesman;
give your experience fully; we offer ex
ceoMonal npmrtunlty and good sa sry
Address X 1. Hee, H-MIS!-.'
GENERAL helper f"r repair work, rental
department;-also one plasterer. 1-Wl;iir-nam
st. . --
WANTKD, 25 boys Monday morning at 8:3).
Howe Shoe Co.. 1615 Douglas, st.
B Mi2S I
WANTED, two nice appearing young mn
with buslners ability for road posltl n:
salary and expcnsen; nunc quirk, todav 9
a m to 4:30 p. in. Drexel Hotel, room 10.
H MiJI 3'
WANTED at once, good tullor at U. H.
Welnhuz. 312 S. lrttti. II Mi20 1
wa,tui)-i'i:m hem.
WANTED. 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. 8;.
C i.O
V) Rlrls wanted. Canadian office. 1522 Douglas
C ST i
WANTED, girl for general housework. $1
per week; only neat anJ competent sit I
need applj . 1329 Da veiip lit C SUl
OIRL for general housework; must be good
rook, wages S4 week for competent girl.
Call nt once 2020 Emmctt. C MlM
WANTED, girl for general housework nt
51S So. 2iJth St.; small family; good wngi-i.
C MI93 I ,
OIRL for housework. 13T. N
32d ave.
C-391 29
FOIl HUST- IIOt'Si:).
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav
Idge building, opposltu city hall.
JOHN W. ROHuINS, 1W2 FARNAM ST.
D 603
CHAMPION Carpet Cleaning Wks. cleans
anil lays carpotH right. 71S fi. 11. Tel. 655.
, IV 15I-02S
ALWAYS moving H. II. goodB. rlanot.
Otnce. 15UH Farnam Bt. Tel. ISSSorsw.
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the elf.
Brennan-Love Co., 320 So. luth St.
D SS7
HOUSES, stores.
licmlfl, Paxton block.
D-MO
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam.
D MS74
FOR RENT, house ot S rooms; city water
and good barn. 4112 N. 33d st.
FOR RENT, house S rooms. S. W. cor.
Park ave. and Leayenworth. Modern ex
cept furnace. Key at cottage ln rear.
D 103
COAL Best cooking. $t.2.V delivered; noth
ing better. Harmon ft Weeth Co .Tel. MS.
D-9S7 0-I3
FOR RENT. October 1. to small family, a
deslrabje seven-room cottage, Kd and
California street; water In kitchen; $22 per
month. Inquire at 6o7 K. 19th street.
D M293
3707 JONES Street, beautiful ten-room
modern residence In perfect order; new
plumbing, new furnace, large lawn. $60.00.
OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO.,
lfith ft DoukUih St.
D-.M352
FOR RENT, a rozy S-room modern cot
tage. Inquire 2152 St. Mary's. D-M793
S-ROOM furnished house, all modern.
Chrlstlo Hroa., 2120 N. St. D-316
2240 LANDON Court. 10 rooms, modern; In
fine condition; rent no.w.
OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO..
IGth ft Douslas St.
D-ool
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 001 N. Y. LI F B.
FIVE unfurnished rooms, all modern. 2711
, 11 Mill
IF you want your houses well rented place
uiein wmi iciiw.t . v.... u 0,d
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead, 1521 DougluM.
D-S79
FOR RENT, ll-room btillillnz In South
Omaha, arranged for boarding house; re
rrntlv nalnird Insldn nnd out. papered anil
overhauled generally; favorablo terms to
responsible party.
R. C. PETERS ft CO., 1702 FARNAM.
D M5t 5
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker blk
D-iSl
KIG1 IT-ROOM modern house: good repair
near postorilce; one or moro year lease;
rurnisnca ir ursirea; rental, i) uniur
nlshed. O. C. Olsen, 1701 Furnam St.
D-.M471-6
3217 CUMING St.. S rooms; modern except
luniacn; in goon couuiiiou. tzu.w.
OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO..
16th ft Douglas St.
D-K0
8-ROOM. modern, and barn. 21th and Hnr
ney; Cor. 20th nnd Hnmllton, motlcrn 6
room new houso. F. D. Wead, 16th and
uougins. D M50)
FOR RENT,' llve-room cottage. D Mc-
.Miiinu, iiio nou in rnn at. t HoO-.J'
FOR UENl'-FlfRNISlllRl HOOMS.
THREE rooms, housekeeping; 1112 S. Ilth
E-374
FINE suite furnished rooms for housekeep
Ing to rent at 6"U S. 2Uth st. ; modern. C
i;. roungs. i; .M43S !
FOR RENT. furnlhed or unfurnished
rooms ana uoaru it uesircu. ii.n a. win.
E-.M4J9 6
FURNISHED. 2 n co rooms, a so baric
parlor and kitchen for housekeeping, sic
,-sortn lain tit. k .Mitv-.1
NICE furnished room. 5 minutes' walk
trom courthouse: cneup. Newman. 22
Farnam. E-- M727 !
TWO rinall looms, one double room, for
Kciiiiciurui luruace. i-J uuu(ii,
E-M719 3
FL'R.MSIinn ROC.1IS AND IIOAHI).
nLENCAIRN,tranilent8,$1.25daj-. 16"0 D;K
GOOD board, private family. f09 fio. 2Kth
avenue. r jijj
I TOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-F00
3 LARGE, well furnlshe.1 rooms, with o
without board, re.it xingle or ens'ute
evcrj mouem convenient, lis w m 1
1-Mtf4 1
I-1 HM.MIF.l) ROOMS AMI HOARD.
THE Merrlam, good summer resort, Kth ft
Dodge.
ELEGANT room, with board, !! Capitol
avenue rMsgs i
TWO large south rooms, modern. J'to
Welwter st. tus 7'
"OH RENT tNFlRNISIIHD HOOMS.
2 UNFURNISHED rooms; no hojsekeep.
ing. ii I'arK ave. u i
TWO or three furnished rr unfurnished
rooms, not water tient, tinth and nil mod
ern conveniences. 1026 S. 2Jd st
C.-M71S
FOIl ItHNT "STORKS AM! OFFICHS.
FOR RENT, store In nrst-cla's Tocntlon;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters
Co., around floor. Heo bldu. lVA
A(SETS WA.VTUI),
WANTED. rooiI nsent In every town and
rommunlty to sell the "Host" Vnpor
Gasoline Lamps; most scientific Lamp
made; two years on the market; nbo
Ititely Kuarnnteed for one yoar. Rest In
candescent Light Co.. 318 8. 15th St.,
Oma ha. Neb. J-.M132 Of t.Jl
WANTED TO ' RI2T.
WANTED Hoard and room In xchanje
for work by student. Address, X 37. Hee
K M50G 1
WANTED, two ftirnl'hed room nnd bard;
ronneetlnK or adjoining; ri-ou ueignoor
homl; atate terms. Address Lok Hox IS
Omnhn. K M723 t
MoitAC.i:.
PACIFIC Storage and Worehoue Co.. 012.
911 Jonea, general storage and forwarding,
S92
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1511H Farn. Tcls. l-'Sl,
03
WA.NTUD TO IIUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc ,
In targe urid small quantities. Ci.l agj
furniture 1.0.. iivr-iu uou;. lei. zrjj.
N-591
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Saving bank accounts. Drennnn
LOVO CO., Sl HO. 13t!l. N 8 5
2DHAND bicycles. Omaha Rlcycie Co.
N-sr-
OLD stamp collection bought, ilfi N. 16ih
N-9fri-0-19
WANTED To buy, nt good price, some
Omaha Savings Rank accounts. Address
X IS. Hee. N-311
WANTED to tiuy Shetland pony: must le
gentle; one that weighs about 5"0 lbs. Mr.
A. D. HrandclH. Roston Store. N M535 2
WANTED, good second-hand shapcr, hand
nw. Jointer nnd 3 or 4-hor. poweV gaso
line engine. Cnll on J. C Jordan nt Mer
chants hotel till noon Tuesday.
N-M612 1
roit s ii
-houses, vkiiici.es, etc.
NEW and 2d H. vehicles nt marked down
prices. Harry Frost, llth & Leavenworth.
P-S9J
FOR SALE, new buggle bodies with gear
Ing for snlc at H.D0 each. A. D. A:plrn,
913 Douglas. P M401 Oct. 7
FOR SALE, a horse and tuggy, cheap". In
quire at 2152 St. Mary's ave. P M7:
FOR SALE, a good all purpose wso
cheap: also buggy mid harness If desired;
must sell. Call at 210 S. 30th St.
P-M5S0 2
rou SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q 99
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman ft Mc-
council urug .o., i.or. ltiin unu uoage.
FOR SALE, flvo Lewellyn dog pupj, now
read to DreaK; suoject to registration;
price, $10. Address W. S. Keellne, two
miles east of city. Council lilurfN.
Q-.M373 02
DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 11H Farnam.
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwarta, 114 8. 13
y 903
DHAND wheels, $3 to $10; now wheels $13.
umana uicycio to,, ibtn ft cnicugo sts.
Q-906
MANSON bicycles, $23. Omaha Bicycle Co.
w w
II. ft W.
tires, $2.75. Omaha Bicycle Co.
Q-904
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (new) for sale.
uau ui oince cieiK uistrici court.
Q-S10
FOR SALE, corncobs. Monroe ft Co., SU
letn st. q mhw
FINE horse nnd rubbcr-tlred bucgy. very
cneap. ji. ii. i.-rcuricKson, hk uoage t.
Q 1 OS
FOR SALE, payable after received, three
monins- trial free: sii.s for a ninii ernue.
5-drawer. drop head cabinet sewing ma
chine; $1190 for 3 regular $10.00 bicycle;
?S.50 for a $300.00 piano; $29.75 for a $73.00
parlor organ; $15.50 for a 6-pleco over
stuffed velour $40.00 parlor suite. All new
high grade standnrd goods. For full par
ticulars state articles Interested In and
wo will mall 3'ou n special catalogue,
Scars, Roebuck ft Co., Chlcugo.
Q-MC33 013
NEED Money. $1K will buy fine Chlcker-
ing uprignt. Auarcss, u , Jieo.
Q-267-O-l
FINE Stclnway piano for sale cheap; party
leaving city. Address W IS, Omaha Hee.
r,!7 ni
B. HASS, Florist. 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
1'innts. cut l owers. bonnets, nail, resl
dence, wedding nnd grnco decoratlonsi
uruers oy man or exprcsso promptly tinea
Q-901
Ll'MHKR for rn c. 2x6 and 2xS. 16 ft. lonir.
appiy carpenier foreman, aicuoru-urauy
uiug.. uui aim i.eaveuwortn st.
Q M376 3
HARD COAL Art Garland stove, nlmost
new, cneap. jui jvt will. g 147
MISCELLANEOUS.
nnd stoves at lowest prices, carload lota or
toss. V.IUCUKU i urnuuro to., iiuti-iu uouge,
H-907
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 North 16th.
S-923
M ME GYLMER genuine palmist, lfios Dodge
H-.M721
IM.ECTIUO TREAT.MENT.
ELITE parlors. 615 S. 16th, second floor.
T-373 OS
JIME. AMES, 1613 Howard, room 1, 2d floor
Mae Edgar, assistant. T 123 4
MMB. LEE. magnetic treatment. 507 S
13th. room 2. T-.M599 6'
PERSONALS.
LADIES' hair shampcoed. dressed, 35c. Hair
toilet irooda. Monhdt, 151S Farnam. Tel 2S4J
u IV
MONHEIT, Chlropcdlst. IBM rarn. Tel. 233,
U VXl
HOFF'8 Exprtss ft Messenger Co. Tel. lTlf.
IT Ol
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns removed, 25o
unu upwaru. iioom u, t Tenser uiock.
U-9I3
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Boa b'dg
U vis
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for Udlos onlv; skilled women
niassnge operators; finest equipped baths
in ina 'u j. iicnsitom uaiu eomtisny.
1VUUI119 io iu 11CO UlUg. U" 10
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
uans'rr. senu lor circulars, umpire Hup
" " . ' . . U.Ik W,U&(, .V 1 ' . ' 1 1 i .. '
U-9M
PRIVATE hospltnl for Indies before ft dur.
ins connnement; uauies aaopiea. lizi 17,
U-9I1
PLEATING, buttonK to otder; p.nklrir
while you wait. Omaha Pltatlng Co. '524
uougius, L 919
PitlVATE home bofors and durlnc conPne.
men. babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, :'ao
uuraeue, u u
PERSONAL.
LADIES' Jackets and tailor made suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired. .M. roeei. r, . w.
U-.1II-0-4
LA PETITE French oval photos 60c per
doin during September only Proctor.
C16 S. 19th. U-M333 Oct. 4
PLACE your order now for seal sacque,
fur scarfs and collarettes of all descrip
tions: furs repaired and altered. Aula
baugh, Son ft Co., o; Karbnck hlk.
C-.MJ57 OT
LADIES will receive first-class care before
and during confinement; lady phvslclt.i.
S13 N. 23d St. U-115 02U
E. L LOVEJOV. IM N. 15th St.. for a GOOD
blryrle, for a good sewing machine, for
anything for bicycle or sewing machines
see him. U-101 Ol
YOUR OLD SKIRT
Can Ix? altereJ to look new nnd s'ylln by
using one i.f our btutlful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCES
Anv kind romt)let from ll.fo mi. AL
TERATION PATTERNS AND INSTRUC
TIONS FREE. Accordion nnd side p eat
Ing hy the yard. Send for circulars.
M. GOLDMAN ft CO.
2v) Douglas IJlk.. JSth and Dodge.
U-151
SHAMPOO.. 35c: halrdress, 2Sr; manicure.
Wc; scalp treatment. 20c; electric mu
sage or scalp treatment, 3.V-. F. M.
Schadell ft Co.. 1522 Douslas.
U-M5S7 029
MRS. JACOHSON removed to 1811 Lake.
U-MHO fi
YOI'XO lady wMhp arqinlninnco of well
smiuted i.atiinnc gentleman; give derrip
tlon. Address X 47, Ilee U MC1S V
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iov?a farms at 5 per cent. Borrowers can
pay $100 or any muttlnle. Anv Interest
date. No delay. Brennan-Lovo Co.. 309
soutn i3in-st., umana, ;eo. w 921
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
csiaic. urcnnan-L.uve to., si ss. iuil
W 92S
Jl.nco nnd upwnrd i loan on Improved city
property and fnrn.s. W. Farnam Smith ft
Co., 132W Farnam. W-929
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants
Gcorgo ft Company, 1001 Farnam St.
W-931
MONEY In nny amount nt S. 54, 6 per cent.
J. W. ROBUINS ft CO., 1S02 FARNAM ST,
W-930
MHVRV tn ffinri nn fnrm nnrl rltv nrnnnfiv
v KB
MONEY to loan at 3 and 5'4 per cent on
umana property, w. u. .mcikic. 4Qi . lritn,
W-927
PRIVATE money. 5, BH, 6 per cent; no de.
lay. uarvin uros., iis Karnam. v
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; nlso bonds
nnd warrants It. C. Peters ft Co.. 1702
Farnam St., nee mug. v ji
PRIVATE money. F. D.Woad, 1521 Pongl.is.
W-922
FIVE per cent money. Bemi?, Paslon block.
v vz
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or ror iiutiuinc purposes, ravne-
Knox Co.. New York Life. W-923
.MONEY TO LOAN ilATTELS
MONEY MONEY
LOANED HAI.AIUEU PEOPLE.
No endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
BT U l; I L. U'J.N r 1 Ur,M IAL,.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 526, fifth Iloor, New York Life Bldg.
MONEY lonned on nlnnns. furniture, lew
lery, norses, cows etc. v.. . Jteeu, arj h. u,
a yj6
LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CROWD.
They come to us. If you can do better
eisewnere aon i como nero tDUt you
can't). Come nnd let us prove to you
tnnt we give nr-ar it-iuia in tne city
and more for your money than others
dark. ro mortgage, no lnuorser. no
publicity; simply confidential business
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Block.
X-M973
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds, woicnes, privaieiy. uerger s i.oan
Co., iuh tarnam at., upstairs, x aio
MONEY loaned on pianos, funiltuto. horses
cows, Jewelry, uurt ureen, K., Barker iuk
X.V3S
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-I-T-
Wn make loans from $10.00 tin on furniture
pianos, norsos, cows, etc.; you Keep tne
nronertv; or we will make you u SALARY
LOAN rn your own note, without Indorser
or mortgage; wo charge absolutely noth
ing for making papers and wo keep noth
ing out of thn amount you borrow: vou
may ray the money back In one month or
inKe more xim in wnicn 10 pay u, ana
you are expected to pay for It only what
tlmo you use it; our rates aro low and
our terms nre the easiest; our business Is
as conlldentlal as Is possible and our treat
ment Is always courteous. Omaha Mort
gago Loan Co., 306 So. 16th St. Estab
lisbcd 1592. X 934
MONEY lonned salaried people holdlnr Der
maneni pojmon wun responsioie concern
tinon their own names without security:
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. I-. Bldg
XVJH
SALARY LOANS. CHATTLE LOANS. J,
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nat. Bank Bldg,
X 937
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches; payments conlldentlal. Omaha
cnaltin L,oan Bank, 220 S. 15tn, upstairs,
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE
momentarily. embarrassed who desire above
evorytning eiso tn
AVUU) I'lJliL,lUlTY
can be accommodated at our office with
less expense, tlmo and trouble than any
piaco in ino cny.
1 AMERICAN LOAN CO,
Room 601. Bee Building.
X-943
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$150 cash or easy payments buys 25 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash: will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Karl. Clark ft Co.. Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, in.
Y-M7S4
FOR RENT, owing to advancing years Mr
ii. itaas, tne norist at jms vinion streei
lias decided to rent out his hot house al
nbovo location, occunvlntr 7.0.0 to 8.010
square feet, under glass, with about 200
windows, and the residence and store
fronting tha street, on tlit motor lino '
South Omaha. Excellent location for the
business. x 9
FOR SAI.V OR RENT, hotel: nlso hlaek
smith shop, at Perclval, Iowa. Address
Mrs. R. M. Les'Je. Y-397-3
FOR SALE, well paylns dressmaking and
corset business; centrally located. Ad
dress X 31, Bee. Y 121 !
$300 buys photograph outfit In good town,
u. u. urucuert, narvaru, eo.
Y'-MSII-:
A RARE CHANCE-Everybody know
Muellers Bakery nnd Confectionary a
tho corner of 2Sth and Leavenworth Sts
I am irolnir nut of business and will civ
the right man a great bargain. Will sell
or lent. Call and see me. Also have the
third storo from corner for rent cheat
kouu location lor any Kinu oi nusiness.
Y-M464-2
BIG CHANCE, three floors (10 rooms) full
of tine furniture and good roomers; best
location; title clear. Insurance paid, pays
100 per cent on Investment; $500 cash takes
It by October lstji. Address "Bargain
Ilee OtTlce. Y MMS-2
FOR SALE. Interest in a well cstabllshe
grocery store; will sell cheap; going awny
on account oi sicKuess. Adaress o, li e
oince, uouncu inures. v MtrU a
r uii aiui-4t I'tm-iu iikiil; win sen siaie or
counties In Nebraska; If you wish to make
n n tnni.l thin i-l. .
U. iV HUOU11.U 41110 V 1 1(1 VI Y t IIU I Uf llili
titulars to J , co omce, council Bluffs,
Y M612'
FOR E.VCIIANOB.
$3.C00 DRUG stock, all new goods, at
wnoiesaie prices, jor a rami. v. ii,
lloman, itoums ii ana lu, t'renzer Block,
.-M329 1
PAWNPROICJJRS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, nernmmnrtnt
Ing; all busness confidential. 1301 Douglas.
3
LOANS, II Marowltz, low rates, 41S N 16.
6W
FOR SAM-RUAI. 1 1ST AT 1 5,
TWO full lots, 10Oxl feet, on grade, one
mors: norm or ruiion tnu. near school
nnd car only 19) for both; easy tcrma
iiyron it. Hastings, .i. . inn st.
j HB-M371 2
'OR HALE chean, large lot and three
Cottaes. J. A. Lovegren. 4th iloor Pax
ton block. RE MM
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Patterson. V5 N.Y.U
jtr ih
READ THIS; one of the best homes In Hnn-
scorn l'lace: a rooms, inree ot. troo.i turn.
Rightly home; party leaving city; prlc, I
$7,500 ( M. J. Kennard ft Son, room 10, I
Brown block. RE 917 ,
HOUSES, lots, farms. tand, loans; aio 0r ,
insurance. Hemls, paxton blk. RB-9H
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE. I
UK 9 i
PAYNE-K NOX CO. 1IEADQT7 XRTERS
for HKAL KoTATK H.MIUAIN8 LOW
EST RATES on LOANS. HOUND IN
SURANCE. HOUSES. FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Hldg.
RE-AI9
RANOJI AND FARM lands for salo by tho
union l'nciuc uaiiroaa rompany. h a.
McAUaster, land commissioner, Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omanu, Neb.
RI-9I
GOOD rental property for farm. Monroe
as co., i'ocu ana f uci, su is. iiin si.
Z M622
BARGAINS HARRISON, N Y. LIFE.
ill- HSOCti
CHAS. E
WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fnrnsm St.
RE-AUSt
C. F. HARRISON. FARMS.
N. Y. LIFE.
RE-S6I Oo
DELIGHTFUL home In llanscom Place
for sale at a liberal discount. M .1.
Kennard & Son, suite 310-311 Brown Blk.
RE-180-
,12i) ACRES of good farm or grazing land
in central rvenrnsKn lor sine ennn. ret
erson. 622 N. 16th St. RE-M)9 OclSI
RESIDENCE. 11 rooms, modern, lot "8x110.
fine shade, contract let to pave street, wii
S. 2Sth street. David C. Patterson, 1623
Farnam. RB-M2S5 Oct. 2
LARGE 7-room, 2-story house, good barn, 3
large lots, near paved St.. school, etc.,
$1,200.
C. F. HARRISON. N. Y. Life.
RE-126 4
A GREAT BARGAIN
In a well Improved GO-nrre form one mile
norm or norence. with a line s-room
house, very sightly locution with bonullful
lawn covered with tine forest trees, nl-'e
orchard and small fruit, lare basement,
barn, all but above flvo .icrcn hlih and
level and the best of soli: beat location for
fruit near Oinnha; .we nre authorized to
tak $l.0"0 this Is only Jc0 per ncre: Im
provements cost when jullt over $3.CO).
adjoining lnnds unimproved are selling at
S0 to $1 tier acre: the owner asks $3,000,
but must hnve some money und has au
thorized us to make this lew price; terms,
one-fourth cash, balance to bo arranged.
Call In nnd we will show you the prop
erty. Payne-Knox Company, main H'or.
N. Y. Life Bldg. RE-.173 2
LANDS. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
RE IW-Dor. 2B
2717 CHICAGO ST..
4 large rooms und hnll.
porch In front and around
tho side; nearly new;
city water In kitchen; lot 50x152 ft.,
on grndo. Price, II.S'OW. Easy terms.
This Is a bargain. Sold adjoining houses
last week
THE BYRON REED CO., 212 S. 14TH ST.
HE .M573 2
NEW house, 7 large rooms, porcelain bath.
etc., very complete, full So. front lot,
$3,200.
C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. T. Life.
RE 133-3
LARGE 7-room. 2-story;. good barn, S large
lots, near paved St., school, etc., $1,2.
C. F. HARRISON. N. Y. Life.
RE-426 2
LOST.
LOST. Elk's pin. R. P O'. No. 33. Reward
ior return to v . j. snrauer. ijohi j
LEMON nnd white colored setter dog. a
t u t ti. coarse-hatred nnlmal; reward. S.
127 N. 32d Ave. Lost 12.1
LOST, a gold hunting case, ladles watch,
a many maae, wun goia ennmei vimei
pin, diamond setting, attached; supposed
to havo been lost on Sixteenth street;
reward for return. Brown ft Borshetm,
Jewelers. 222 So. 16th. Lost 117 23'
LOST, mlleago books, U. P.. No. 215; B. ft
r -ie- ii p. M r-. .....I tt- t.- ... At
..l., , l. .,4., II",.,, UIIU I , I . V ..
V., 2W!7. Liberal rewnrd for return to It.
D. McCutcheon. care Standard Oil Co.,
erchants' National bank bldg.
L03t-M726 3
PAIR lady's nose glasses nt merry-go-
round, carnival grounds, neturn to i.ouis
Henderson, 1519 Farnam. and reeclvo re
ward. Lost M722 1
HORSES FOR SALE.
FINE matched carriage team, young, gen-
Ia vtvllah nml trnml trm'Alnra n-Alirht
about 1.150 each; nlso nice standard -bred
bay mare, 1,000 lbs.; a tine light roadster;
all blood bays and will tell very chenp
For particulars see II. F Dalley, with
Payne-Knox Co., main floor N. Y. Life
bldg. P-MIU 1
DANCINti.
CHAMBERS' school of dnnclng. Kth and
Douglas, classes ana ciuns now rorm
Ing nt academy. Open dallv, 9 a. m. to
5 p. m. 'Phone, 1111. Hall and music
furnished parties. Circulars. M59S O10
NEW classes now formln? at Morand's
this week, Tuesday and Friday. S p. in..
12 lessons, ladles $6, gentlemen $S; special
prices to clubs; assemblies Wednesday.
-155 623
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION and side pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 9 Pat
terson Blk., 17th and Farnam.
-M514 03
TICKET HROKUrt.
CUT rate tickets every where. P. H. Phil
bin. 1503 Farnam. Telephone 7SI, 967
ACETYLENE.
MONARCH Generators are best. Carbtde.
$4.50 per 100 lbs. Agents wanted. M. A. O.
Co.. 1822 Douglas St 677 0-13
PIANO TUNING.
WE tune your piano for $1 TO, Rose's Art
Store. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1915. 930
DRESSMAKING.
E. G. M'DONALD, 1C12 Capitol avenue
-MG07 013
ICE FOR SAMS.
ICE for sale In car lots. Gilbert Bros.
Council Bluffs. M3I0
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING,
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Ramge Bldg,
-951
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvered. 70s N- 16
92C
LANGUAGES.
CHATELAIN School of Languages. Boyd's
theater, will reopen Monday, September 10.
i'i n
HOTELS.
HENDERSON. $1.00 per day house: board.
$3.50 to 15 week. 9th and Farnam; tel. 1210.
-M261 Ol
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7e: collars,
2ci cuffs, 4c. 1730 Leayenworth. Tel. 647.
-603
I'l'llNITCIIU HEPAiniNG.
TEL. 1S1. M. 8. Walklln, 2111 Cumins Bt.
-962
STOVE REPAIRING,
STOVE, furnace, range repairs; water con
nertiors Om Stove Rep, VtHn.. 1SJ7 Doug
Ttl, 9v9- s
MEDICAL,
LADIES out of health find prompt relief
Box 232. Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
LADIEH troubled with Irregularities,
whites, sterility, painful or suppressed
menstruations find prompt relief and cure,
quiet home beforo and during confine
ment. Call or wrltu with stamps to Dr
Pries, 1513 Dodge St., Omaha. Neb.
U-M6C9 013
LADIES. Golden Real Is a naver fallliu!
regulator; removes Irregularities from
any cause In five hours, sent secure 'rom
obervtlon. $1. Cnttolu -Medicine Co . St
Louis. Mo. M-6S3 029'
VIRTUAM A euro Impotcncy resulting
from Indiscretions or debility, gives tl
tallty. vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
asplratlonn of youth, health, llttlrg for
success, happiness In business, profes
sional, social, married life; $2 or 3 for $5
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt nf
price. The Kldd Drug Co.. Elgin. 111.
American Office, retail, wholesale, Mvers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha: M A Dillon,
South Omaha: Davis Drug Co , Council
Bluffs. Full line rubber goods.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. Life Illdg.;
Tel. 1604; Alice Johnson. D. O , ladles'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
36
M. E. EONOHUE, D. O.. of Still school.
Klrkvllle. Mo. CO I I'axton Hlk. Tel ml
-937
N. F. Mr.MURRAY. B. S. D.. D O Mrs
J. R. Muslclc. D. O.. graduates A S O
Kirksville, MO., sulto &36-2S Beo bldg
s: OS
T. HUNT. D. O , 305 Karlmch Tel 2352
i'i'i-Oct 9
SIIORTHANI) AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Life.
-Ml
BOYLE?" College, court reporter prlnc't'ft'
Hon ltMir V".!
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand CM. ,
lege, uoya h 'theater. 9 3 l
GREGG Shorthand taught at tho nratil
Commercial College, Kth nnd Douglas St
-3.M
TAILORING.
HIGH class
tailoring, moderate
latest designs. S J. Broderlck. llf Far
nam. '94 O-lti
iuui'i .1 . i- in ilea
ENfsivi;'', noii.niis, i;tc.
L. C. Sharp Mach. Wk?. ; motors, dynamon.
-341
CARPENTERS AND JOBIIERS.
ALL Rinds of enrncnter wjrk nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochllttec 2iH.i
unu i.uko nis. j.v
El.OCLTION AND ORATORY.
ELLA DAY. 201 Ramgo bldg: reading, elo
cution, oratory, Thursday nigh school.
M7sS-0"tl5
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers replated.
Om. Plating Co . Bco BKg. Tel. 2533.
-9J0
IIIRII3 AND TAXIUHHMY.
STOCK S Bird Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
-K9
Ml SIC A I
PROF P. BRAUN, teacher of piano and
organ; studio 550 Hnmgo blk; open 1 to 6
p tn. : terms moderate; thorough, nrtlMlc
work guaranteed. MM) Octl5'
FOI.ND.
LIT'l-.E girl's bicycle; owner can hive
same by calling at 8520 Dodge st. and pay
ing for advertisement. Found M723 1
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
PROPOSAL FOR WATER SYSTEM De
partment of the Interior. Office of Indian
Affairs. Washington. D. C, ept. 19. 19.10
Seiiled proposals, endorsed ''Proposals for
Water System," nnd addressed to tho Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, Washington.
D. C. will be received ut this office until
2 o'clock p m. of Wednesday. October 17.
1900. for furnishing nnd delivering at the
Klckapoo Hoarding School, Pottawatomie,
etc., Agency. Knnsns, the necessary mate
rial and labor required In the construction
of a wati r aystcm. In strict accordance
with the plans, specifications and Instruc
tions to mailers, copies or which are on
file In this office, the U. S. Indian Ware
house, Chicago, 111 , tho U. S Indian Audit,
Potluv.otumlo, etc . Agency, Kansas, the
Builders' and Traders' Exchange. Omaha,
Neb., nnd the newspaper publishing this
advertisement. W. A. JONES, Commis
sioner. S22 d ISt morn
RMLWAY TI.ME TABLES.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "Th North
western Line" General
Offices. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
1401 Farnam St.
eis. city TicKct Office,
Telenlinnn Ml n.nAf
ic.h r ' """ 1'
.,,.. 4-t.u uLiaier 019.
, Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a 6;00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Pasesngcr nll:lO am
Sioux City ft North-.
east Nebraska a 3:50 pm
Oakland Local b 3:43 pm b S:15
a Dally, b Dally excep. Sunday.
am
CHICAGO ft NORTH
western Rallway-"The
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Office. 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phono, 661. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Sis. Tele-
phone, 623.
T.nova 4
Daylight Chicago Spe-
-El' a 7:00 nm all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 nm
Eastern Exores" Des
Moines. Marsimlltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago .................. al0:53 am a 4.03 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and East a 4:53 pm a 4:05 nm
Fnst Mull. Chicago to '
Omaha a 25 Dm
Omaha-Chicago Special. a 7:15 pm n 8:00 pm
I'UBV,Jna.'.1 a 8:30 am
a Dally.
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIO
Railroad 'The North
western Line" General
Offices, United States
National Bank Building,
fa. . Corner Twelfth
AMM I n rnn m Ui m.i.K
Office. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, ca De
pot, Tenth and .Mason Sts. Telephone. C29.
n-.i 01... 1.- ".ve. Arrive,
.in City Express a ;55Nam alo!fo rim
,ln City Limited a 7:35 pm a 15 Sm
!un.ii,y Loca: a 8:00 am u 4r20 pm
'1W11
Slou
i Dally.
FltEMONT ' ELKHORN ft
Missouri Valley Railroad
r, 'Tho Northwestern
if.Pi? r "eneral Offices.
K?Udn&ta,e?. National
Bank BIdir.. r w
Twelfth and Farnam Sts!
Tllinf nni hai -.,'"""" r.irnamaia,
Vi f,.onl.cc'..1401 Furnam St. Telophone.
nhone0 rV 15,0 and Webster Sts. PTel0:
fipk'lliVta. Deadwood. LeaVe- ArrtVC'
HOt bDrlnes a .(V1 r.A
.d 3:00 nm a k.vi
Ilastlnirn. Ynrlf
David
City, fcjupcrior, Geneva
nVerdigVrerUandb 3!M Pm b SiW pm
ift" Wahoo" andb 73 bl0:25 a"
Fremont b 7:30 atn bl0:25 am
Fremont Locai 0 7:30 urn
Dally' h,0?1, except Sunday, o Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday? o
Dally except Monday. '
OMAHA ft ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha. Kansas City
ft Eastern Rallroad-"Thii
Qulncy ltouto"-Tlcket Of
fW, 1415 Inrnam Street.
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
and Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, s.
St. Louis Cannon Ball I'eaV"- Arr,ve
KWlty and Quinc Pm a S!
a'oo'lly. a 7:09 am a 9:00 pm
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
ft St. Paul Railway C tv
Ticket Office. 1501 Farnam
Street. Tolephono SSI. Depot
Tenth and Mason Streets
Telephone, 629.
Leave Arrive,
WllWAUt
Chicago I Imlted Ex a 60 pm a 8,05 am
c nu -,gr i! (innna w ni ii am t 3 10 pni
a Dally. b'Qaliy icept Sunday,
I.
RILW.V TIME T WILES.
CHICAGO ROCK ISL
nnd ft Pacific "illrovl
"The Great Rock Inl
and Route " City Tick
et Office, 132S Farnam
Btreet Telephone, ass
Depot. Tenth ft Mason
Streets. Telephone 6TI.
f (!.-. Afrit,
ues -Moines nna Daven-
port Local n T it am bll:V am
Chicago Express .bit -15 am a S:I0 am
ChUago Fast Express a B:M pm al:3fpm
Lincoln and Falrbury. .u S;30 am a i:(M pin
Lincoln. Colorado Spgs..
Drnver, PkKblo and
.West a 1 SO pin a 4:15 pm
De? Moines. Rork Is!-
r.nd nr.d Chicago . a 7 IS pm n 5:60 ptr.
Colorado ft Texas Fler a 5;M pm n 9.15 am
a Dally b D.iliy except Sui.day.
UNION PACIFK -'THE OVER
land Roate General Offices,
N E Cor Ninth and Fartmm
streets. City Ticket Office, 13.M
Farnam street. Teletihone, 316.
Depot. Tenth nnd Mason Ster
Telephone, 629.
Leave Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. n 8:20 am n 7:34 pm
Tho Chlcago-Por'.land
Special a S;20 am a 7:.V, pm
The Tast XIall . ... a 8:60 am a 3-2S pm
The Colorado Special... all :35 pm n 6-90 nm
The Fast Mnll ... a 4:3J.pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsbjrg Express ,t 4;10 pm bl2:28 pm
The Pacific Express n 4:26 pm
Tho Atlantic Express . a 6 50 am
Gland Island Local b 3-30 pm b 9 30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
HURT INcrrON ft MIS-
sourl River Railroad
"The Burlington Route
General Offices. N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts Ticket Otllce. 1502 1
t.'.trnntn street Telenhone. 1
ti.gton station, Tenth and Mason
Telephone, 121
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook ' a 8:40 nm a 7;3o pm
Mncoln. Denver. Colo-
rndo. t'tah. California a 4;25 pm a 3:W pm
I incnln ft HlacK Hills n 9:30 pm n 3 W pm
M-ntana. f jget sound a 9:30 pm a 6:45 nm
Lincoln Fust Mall .a j.w pm uiu;.w inn
Denver. Colorado. Utah
r,"u
a C: IS am
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph ft Council Bluff
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route ''ticket Office..
1502 Farnnm street. Tele-
phone 150 Depot, Tenth
and Mason streets. Tclo- '
Phone. 12. I
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas Cltv Dav Ex ,n s:50 am n 6:10 nm I
Kivr.rm CUy Night Ex aio.15 pm a 6:15 am I
i St I. uls Flyer for St.
Jcee.h aid st Louis a 4:66 pm nn:iniu'
a uauy
CHICAGO. BURLINOTON 1
ft qulncy lnilroad "Tne
Burlington Route" Ticket
Office. 1502 Furnam St.
Tel 250. Depot. Tenth ft
Mason Streets. Telephone,
ia.
I.iavi. Arrlv
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am
Peoria Express a 9:25 pm
Chicago Vcstlbuled Ex.. a 4.09 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local Express. a 8:50 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:15 pm u 7:t& am
Pacltic Junction Local.. alO: 15 am
Pa.lflc Junction Extra. n 7:00 pm
Fast Mall a 2:45 pm
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Offices and
Ticket offices Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone 1H.
Dci'oi Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis & Kansas
Cltv Express alO:00 am n 6:30 pm
K. C. St. L. Express... al0:10 pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 13th and
Webster Sis.
Nebraska Local Via
Weeping Water b 4:15 pm al0:l3 am
u Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad City Ticket Of
flee, 1102 Farnam street.
Telephone, 245. Depot
Tenth and Mason streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express
Ch.cago Limited .
Minneapolis nnd
Paul Express . ..
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited
Fort Dodge Local
Council Bluffs
a Dally, b Daily
.all:10 am a 4;oJ pm
.a 7:45 pm a 8:15 am
St.
..1
St.
b 7:00 nm b 9:40 pm
a ,:U pm a S:15 am
from
b (::0pm bio 1ft am
except Sunday.
W ABAS II RAILROAD
Ticket OHIco. 1604 Farnam
Street. Tolephone. 93. De
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone. 029.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a C:05 pm a 8:20 am
a Dail.
PO.STOI'FICE NOTICE.
(Snould bo read DAILY by all Interested
as changes m.i occur at any time. 1
Foreign malls for the week ending Octo
ber ti. Vf). will close (PROMPTLY In
all casosj .it the General Post Office as
follows: PARCELS POST MAILS clo e
one hour earlier than closing time shown
below. Parcels Post Mnlls for Germany
close at 5 p. m. Monday and Wednesday.
Trnus-Atliiiitlo Mnlls.
TUESDAY At 7 n m. for EUROPE, per
s h Knlsvr William der Grosse. via
Cherbourg, Southampton and Bremen; at
9 11 m (supplementary 10.30 11. m ) for
EUROPE, per s. H. Oceanic, via Queens
town, letter mnll only (other matter must
be directed "per s. s. Oceanic ").
WEDNESDAY At 7 a. m. (supplementary 9
a. m. for EUROPE, per h. h St. Louis,
via Southampton: ut 10:30 a. m. for BEL
GIUM direct, per s. h. Frlesland (mall
mast be directed "per H. s. Frles'nnd' i
THURSDAY At 6:30 a. in. for EUROPE,
per s. h. Columbln. via Plymouth und
Hamburg (mall for France. Switzerland,
Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt.
British India and Iirenzo Marqucz, via
Cherbourg, must be directed "per k. s. Co
lumbia"'; nt 6 30 11. tn. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. BRITISH
INDIA nnd LORENZO MARQUE., per
s. 8 L'Aqtlltalne. via Havre (mail lor
other parts of Europe must bo directed
"per s. 8. L'Aqultalne").
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per 8. s. Rotterdam (mall
must be directed "per s. s. Rotterdam");
nt 9 a. m. for AZORES ISLANDS dlreit.
per s. 8. Tartar Prince; nt 9:30 a. m. (hup
plementnrv 11 a. tn.) for EUROPE, per
8. 8. Campania, via. Queenstown; nt 10
a in. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s.
Ethiopia (mall must be directed "per a. 8
Ethiopia"): nt 12 m. for ITALY, per s. a.
Ems, via Naples (mull must be directed
"per s. b. Ems").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC Tim sfamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papet
and Samples for Germany only. The
snme class of mall matter lot other pins
of Kurono will not b tern bv this rhlp
23"I?ur1
Streets.
ran
fell
unlets specially directed o h.
After the closing of the f-u.-nii-meniary
Trans-Atlantic Malls tinmen aoovu uddl
tlonal supplementary malls are opened cn
tho plrs of tho American. Engd h,
French and German steamers, nnd icm.iln
open until within Ten Sllnuies of tho
hour ot sailing of steamer.
M11IU for South 11 ml Central Amerlen,
West Indies, Ktr.
TUESDAY At 9:.w n. m. (supplementary
10.30 a. m I for CENTRAL AMERICA (ex
cent Costa Ricn) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, per s. . Advance, via Colon (mall
for Guatemala must he directed "per s.
Advance"!; nt 10 a m. for INAGUA and
HAITI, per s. s TJonio: at 9 p. m. for
JAMAICA, per b. s. Admiral Farragut,
from Boston
WEDNESDAY At 4 n. m for NORTHERN
nitA7.lL. per s s. Paracnse: at 10.30a. m.
for HAITI, per s. 8. Prlns Frederlk Hen
drlk (mnll for Curacao, Trinidad, Vene
zueln, British and Dutch Guiana must be
directed "p r s. 8, Prins Frederlk Hen
drlk "j; at 1 p. m. for CUBA. CAM PEC! IK
YUCATAN'. TABASCO and CHIAPAS,
per s. s. Vlgllancla, via Havana and Pro
greso (mad ior o her parts of Mexico mus
bo directed "per s. h. Vlgllancla"); nt 1
p. m. for MEXICO, nor 8. s. Ithakn. via
Tamplco (mall must he directed "per a. s.
Ithaka").
THURSDAY At 3:30 n. m. for JAMAICA
per 8. s. Admiral Schfev, from Philadel
phia; at 1 p. m. for BRAZIL, per s. s.
Grecian Prince (mall must bo directed
"per s. a. Grecian Prince"); at 1 p. in for
SANTIAGO, per 8, s, Santiago de Cuba.
FRIDAY -At 9 u. m. for BRAZIL dlnct
nnd ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URU
GUAY nnd PARAGUAY, per a. b. Hevc
Una (mull for Northern Brazil must be
directed "per s, s HeveUus").
SATURDAY At 1 a. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND, per a. s. Curthaglnlan. from Phil
adelphia, nt 9 a. r.i. for ARGENTINE
UIJLIC URUGUAY nnd PARA
GUAY, per a. s. Kaffir Prlnco. at 10 1. m
(hupp'ementary 10 30 a. m,) for FORTUNE
18! AND, JAMAICA, S A VAN ILL A and
CUITHAGENA per s Altai (mall for
' ' st he "rr I 'tier 8 s
Altai'); at 10 a. m, (supplementary 19.30
POSTOUFHE NOTICE.
h m for HAITI and IN AG!" A.
per
Andes,
s, nt 10 n, m. (supplementary 10:30
a. tn for POHTO RICO. CURACAO and
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Caracas (malt
for Savnnllla find Cnrthnxena inuit be
directed "per s. s. Caracas"), at U a. tn
ror CI 'HA, per s. s. Mexico; nt 1 tt m. for
M VTAN.Aft. CAIHARIEN. NUK VITAS.
GIHARA and HARACOA. per s. s. OllmU
(ordinary mall onlv, which must be
directed "per s. s. Ollndn").
Malls for Newfoundland, iy rail to Norlh
Sydney, and thence by t-amcr. close nt
this office dally nt .: p in. (connecting
rloe hero every Mondny. Wedneilay nnd
Saturday). Mulls for Mlquelon. by rail to
Boston and thence by jtenmrr. r!oe nt
this office dally nt S3-) p in. Mills for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnnipii. Fin., nnd
thence by steumer, closo nt this office
dnllv at ? a. m ithe connecting
closes are on Sumliiv. Wednesday
and Frldav) Malls for Mexico Cltv,
overland, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by steumer Hose nt this office
dally at 2:30 n. m nnd 2:30 p. in. Mulls for
Costa Rica. He'lte. Puerto Cnrtci and
Guatemala, bv rail to New Orleans and
thence bv steamer close nt this otllce
dally at M p. in. (connecting closes here
T"idn) for Costa Rlcii nnd Mondays for
Belize. Pucrlo Corte nnd Guatemala).
Registered mall closes nt 6 p. m. pre
vious day.
Triiii'-l'iK'lllc .Mnll".
Mails for China ami Japan, via Vancouver.
cloe here dallv at fi-30 p m. tin to October
2d. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of India i registered mall
unit he directed "via Vancouver") .
Mails for Hawaii. Janan. China and Phr
Ipplno Islands, via San Fraiu'sco. close
hern dnllv nt G..10 p tn up to October
Mil. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Coptic. Malls for China. Japan and Phll
llplnn IslnniN. via Seattle, clnsi- here d.il'J
.it 6 10 p m. up to October 5ih. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s s. Rlolun Mum (regis-ti-re.l
tnnll must be illrieted "via Hentt'o"!
Malls for China, Japan and Phllliiplne
Island", via T.icnma. close here dallv at
6 SO p. tn. up to October MOth. for dls
pntch per s s. Olvmul.i. Malls for Hawaii,
China. Japan nnd Philippine Islands, vU
San I'ratict'co. close here dal'y at .)
v m nn to t)ctober 12th. Inclusive, for
illf :ni.i per s r. America Maru Malls
for Hawiiii. la San Francisco. cloe here
dnltv at 6 p m up to October 12th. In
clusiM", for dispatch per h. s. A istralls
Mulls for Australia (except Wet Aus
tralia, which goes via Europe, and New
Zealand, which goes via San Francisco)
nnd. Fill Islands, via Vuncouvcr. close
here- dally nt 6:30 p. m up to October
1.1th. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s
Mlowera (supplementary mails. vis.
Seatt'o. close nt il 30 p. tn October llth)
Malls for Australia (except West Aus
tralia). New Zealand. ILmviiII. FIJI and
"nmnan Isiutids via San Francisco, closo
here dally nt 6:30 p. m. after October
llth nnd up to October 27th. Inclusive,
or on day of arrlvnl of s. s. Campania,
due at New York October 27th. for ills-
natch per s. s. Alameda
Trnns-Pnclflr mnlls nre forwarded to port
or Foiling dally and tne sciiriiuio or nos
ing Is nrranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mnll cloee at 6 n m prev
ious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
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HAMAPO WATER (ill All.
Veir lurk Clt' Principal Issue
Aunlnst the Political lliisne.
Tho separation of state from national Is
sues, which reformers havo been urging for
years, says tho Outlook. Is supremely essen
tial this year In New York. Apparently
tho managers ot both parties are counting
upon tho presence of a national election to
make the voters forget that any state Is
sues aro to bo decided. Yet a state Issuo
Is to bo decided moro Important than any
which has brcught the voters to the polls
In nny distinctively stnte campaign during
the last decado. Unless the voters keep
this Issue In mind and vote only for the
candidates who roprescnt their Interests
regardless of national party lines the Issuo
Is likely to be decided hy the party man
agers adversely to tho welfare of tho pub
lic. Tho Issue to which we refer Is. of course,
that of tho Ramapo water monopoly. Dur
ing tho Inst fortnight, thanks to tho high
public spirit ot tho Merchants' association,
the public has received an authoritative
report showing Just what this colossal con
spiracy threatens. The report, which was
prepared at a cost of over $30,000 and cov
ers over COO printed pages, makes clear
and sure Just what New York's present
water supply has cost, Just what the Ram
apo contract will cos nnd approximately
what the city will need to expend to con
tinue Independent of the private monopoly.
Put In tho briefest possible compass, tho
facts are as follows-
From 1S32 till 1834 the cOBt of construct
ing the old water system with the Croton
aqueduct was $37,000,000, nnd the net profits
over and nbovo operating expenses and in
terest wore $1,000,000. From 1885 till 1894
the cost of constructing the new water sys
tem with tho new aqueduct was J49.0CO.OOO.
and the net prodls have been $t9.000.000.
The yearly pronto hnve steadily risen with
tho city's Increased consumption. They
now aggregate nearly $2,000,000 a year and
nre HKely to equal $4,000,000 by 1910. The
coat to the city of supplying water has
fallen from $31 per million gallons half a
contury ago to $29 In 189S and still further,
reductions aro promised from works neir
under construction.
At this point tho Kamapo company entera
nnd almost binds tho city to pay $70 per
million gallons for water brought ouly to
the northern boundary of tho city. As dis
tribution through tho city costs $10 a mil
lion gallons, tho Uamapo prlco Is really
$S0 per million, or nearly three times as
much as It costs tho city to Bitpply Itself
Tho proposed Ramapo contract covers a
period of forty years (1906-1945). during
which tho company offers to supply 200..
000.000 gallona dally nt this prlco of $S0
per million. Inasmuch ns tho city charges
consumers but $50 a million. It would dur
ing this whole period have n deficit of $30
where It now has a profit of over $20 on
each million gallons delivered. Put in tab
ulnr form, the difference Is:
Comparison for forty years. 1SW-1945.
Net profit by city system.. .......
Dctlclt under Ramnpo contract. ... 60.000,000
Total loss from contract $105,000,00
In estimating the coat ol operation under
city ownership tho Merchants' association
reckons not only upon keeping up Interest
payments, hut alao upon making sinking
fund payments sufficient to pay for the
now system that will bo needed within a
fow years to fcupply additional water. Huca
a system, capable ot supplying 250.000,000
gallons dally from tho neighborhood ot
Poughkccpslc, can. It reports, bo constructed
for $37,000,000. By 194S the bonds Issuei
to pay for this system would all he re
tired by tho sinking fund payments ami the
city would own this voluablo plant, whsreas
If It accepted the Ramapo contract It would
In 1915 own nothing. The difference, there
fore, between the results of city ownership
and the" acceptance of tho Ramapo contract
will bo not merely $108,000,000, as stated In
the tabic, but this vast sum In cash, nnd
the ownership of a. $37,000,000 aquoduct
besides.
With such an exhibit there is no doubt
as to what course the people wish to have
pursued. They wish for tuch legislation as
will extinguish or expropriate the danger
ouo rights claimed by the Ramapo com
pany under its scandalous charter. They
also wish for such legislation aa will per
mit tho pooplo of New York City and other
cities to secure or themselves such water
as may be necessary for their future needs.
No party, however powerful, would dare
to go Into any campaign not even Tam
many hall into a Now York City campaign
proclaiming to tho people that nny other
courto would be pursued, But present ap
pearances Indicate that tho party managers
of both parties Intend to put forward can
didates who, when In office, will pursue
tho course desired hy tho Ramapo com
pany, and put obstacles In tho way ef tha
measures desired by the entire disinter
ested public. It the public permits this all
Important stato issue to be Ignored In tb
conflict over national Issues, or consents
to vote for party nominees whose position
on this issue U sot clear and explicit the
party managers will come out victorious
and the public Interests will again k tit
t rared.
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