Nebraska Newspapers

    THE VM A7T A DAILY BKTJ: SAT r ft DAY, OCTOHHR 0, 1JK)0.
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SITt ATID.NS WAVIER.
SITUATION wanted by experienced all-ro-
ml butcher anil meat cutler, single
mm, temperate, no objection to country.
Address X 57, Bee. A-M764 8
BITIATIOX wanl.d by young lody: c
c irate in figures and a go.u! I'nman; ret
frtn.es given. Address V 2. He'1 office.
A MSW 1
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires cler
loai position of any kind at once; city
references. Address Y 7, Bee
A -MSK) S"
vanti:ii-hai.i: IILI.P.
WANTED, we have sten.'v "' for a few
K-iod hustlers of good habit and appear
unco. U. F. Adurns l'o, lw Howard St.
BARBER trade taught thorough y In short
time; catalogue and particulars true.
Address Western Barbers Institute,
Omaha, Neb. "-"
WASTKD, team for II. It. work In Mis
s,ss!!i, free mmsportation for outtlts.
Wiikhnm. I'helaii .St Co. U Scott street,
C0utn.1l Muff, la U-020
WANTED men to learn barber trudej S
wc-ks completes, positions ut $1 00
wcklv guaranteed; free railroad fare to
Hi 1 er. Ijtk, st college In the world; we
hae no college or office on Farnam
Htr. 1 Write for partlca.ars to Agent
llui. r. Barber College, Crolghton block,
Om ha I1-7W-S
VNTi:D, good fire Insurance inn, one
wi . 1, an been In the business In omuhn
U'. ' rred. Address X IS. Hee Otllce
1 B-7SS-6
WRITE to us for traveling Job, straight
a.jr. Triumph Co., Dallas, Tex
It MS00 Il
WANTKD. a hustler for outdo r '.v-iik;
salary, J20 week; one experienced l:t .lo
llcnlng preferred. N st., South Omaha
B-Mli ti
ItKNTAl. dept. wants good men for all
kinds of hoiHd repair work; must rent
b .ic Address V 0. Ilec. H MSI4 0
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; a
thorough college course given In two
nunths, two years' tlmo h.ived by our
method of free clinic, cxpi-rt Instructions
and lectures: an sulllclent practlre cannoi
be had In the smaller cltle.i we furnish
free transportation to our colleges at
t hlcago, rit l.ouls or MlnneapollH; we
want graduates as demonstrators, a new
method of advertising thut gives our bar
bers steady work, good pa ami valuable
experience, also many other Jobs In city
and co.tntry shops. For particulars and
free c.italogue address MoW t'ollege Rep
resentative. 1M Farnam St.. Omaha.
lt-MJtt) 10
ANTED, a llrst-class sp'clalty salesman
well ucqualnted with rn oon trade to si-ll
t'r.n line of bitters, tonics, cordials, etc..
g'od proposition to cup'tble matt. O.
Sornenschtdn .t Co., W-ltC E. Lake St..
Chicago. II M33 7
NTED. an experienced German clerk
t't general store. Address Lock Hox Ctj,
Walnut, la. It-MljS 7
s NTED, Jlrsl-class watihmaker and en
graver. Address II. E. Wuurth. 01S Main.
Kansas Cltv. Mo. H-MS37 7
W ANTED, flrst-class salesman thoroughly
1 xjicrlinced In the furniture and carpet
b istnerts. Nebraska Furniture and Car
li t 11.. (Ill and 415 North 24th street.
Souih Omaha II MS33 7
W NTED, an Intelligent .nan of aood ap
pe irance desirous of earning JI5.0) per
week. Apply Saturday s a. in . room 415,
Now York Life Hldy. H-S52 5
WANTED, wholesale clothing travellnc
salesmen for Iowa, etc.; apply with ref-t-ren.es.
Including last employer; only
experienced men with established trade
tired apply, and no others. Address Feder,
SIlLorberg & Co., Nos. 30 und 32 W Third
St . Cincinnati. Ohio. U-MS65 7
TRt' ST WORTHY man to advertise and es
tablish agents In Nebraska, J monthly
and expenses besides commission; per
manent. John Cross, 3M Dearborn, t-hl-ca0.
U M?C6 7
CIOAR salesman calllns on saloon trade
to handle line line of bitters, tonics, etc.,
as shirt line; 'arge commission. O. Snn
nenscheln & Co.. M-102 E. Lake St.. Chi
. ago H-Mi73 7
WANTED, at once, a live, energetic, ex
perienced clerk for general store: Ger
man speaking preferred; reasonable, sal
nrj , state age, experience, salary ex
pected and send references In llrM letter.
Address Rox 4M, D.mbury, la. It M72 7
WANTED, man, upright character, to
manago business of old established house;
salary J1S per week and expenses payable
each week direct from beadiiunrters; ex
peruo money ndvaneed; position crma
nent; reference. Standard House, 301
Caxton liulldlng, Chicago, III
H-M870 7
A I1READ baker and a helper; good wages
paid, at Smith's bakery. 11U2 5th nve.,
Council IllufTs. R-JIS77 S
WANTED men to work on Ice. 14th und
Nicholas. H-MS76 7
WANTED, at once, coatmalter; steady
work. O. Abrahamson, Holdrege. Neb.
R-MS75 S
WAVTHlt-FKMAI.K HEI.l'.
WANTED, 2U0 girts. 132 1 Dodge.
Tel. S76.
C 627
50 girls wanted. Canadian office, 1522 Douglas
r iV'
OI RD for general housework; must be good
cook; wages i weeK tor competent girl.
fall at oncit .v.u i.mmeii. u ivm
Ol RL for general housework; small family
123 N. 31st nvc. C-.MSU
WANTED. lirst-elaSH girl,
references. 1515 80. 20th St.
In familv;
imi'SEKEEPKR for aged couple In snt.Ml
town. tis t'axton iiiock. f sts u1
VANTED, a girl for general housework;
references required. 310 N. 22d St.
C-tJl 7
SALESWOMAN for crockery and glass de
partment. Aiiuress, with references, v 11,
C .MSUi
WANTED, girl for general ho'.sework. Ap
ply 4207 Lafayetto ave. Good wattes.
C-MMS1 S
i'oit hi:. r uot m:s.
IF you want your houses well rented pin.
them with Renawa & Co. D-63d
FOR RENT, strictly modirn flat In
Dav
luge iiuniiiiiK, oposue city nan
JOHN W. ROHUINS. Iwtt FARNAM ST.
D-C0
niAMPION Carpet Cleaning Wks., cleans
and lays carpets right, us s. it. Tel 655
ALWAYS movlnc II. II. c.iods. I'lann.
oillce, mi'.i Fnrnum St. Tel. 1550 or 63,
D-C30
lloi'SES for rent In nil parts of the. cby
Ureulian-Love Co.. 32o So. 13th St.
D-631
HOUSES, stores.
Hemls, I'axton block.
D-0U
C11AS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam
D-611
ilttll RENT, houso S rooms. S. W. C iv
IMrk ave. and l'.ivonwnrth. Modern 2
cept funtace. Key at cottage in rear.
D-1M
FoR RENT. October 1, to small family.
delrable seven-room cottage. 22nd and
California street; water in gitenen; IT! w
month, inquiro at wi N. itftn street.
D-M2S3
C11AL. bst cooUlnir. 14 25. delivered: 110th
Ins Iwtter. Hurmun &. Weelh Co. Tel it.
d mi o:u
rn' JONES Street, nea.itlritl ten-mom
modern n Bidet cc in iriei t crucr, new
Pliin-,ing, new turnace arge inwn w.
UMAIIA i-OA.N Ai rttt Bi IU,
16th Si Douslns 6t
D-M552
FOR IUVNT-IIOtMi:.
BEE HENRY a PAYNE, em N. Jg'"
HOUSES, etc,
F. D. Wead, 1KI Douglas.
D 47
HOUSES and flats.
Hlngwalt, Darker lllk.
D-HJM
HOUSES and flats.
Hlngwalt, Barker blk.
D-ssi
EIGHT-ROOM modern house; pood repair;
near postotllre; one or more years lease;
furnished If desired; rental, $0 unfur
nished. O C. Oleeli, 1704 Farnam fit.
D-M 171-3
3217 r'UMINO St., S rooms; modern except
furnace, In pood condition, JJO.M.
OMAHA LOAN U THL'ST CO,
16th li. Douglas St.
D-KO
FL'HNISHKl) .H-room cottage, close In;
piano Included, Inquire ISfe Farnam t.
DI-M7J3 0
3-ROOM house, modern. 3 Harney st.
D-M70S
FOIt HKNT, 7-room modern cottHKe. Nov.
I, nar Ilunscorn park. Address Y 1. Hee.
D-S22 5
FIVIMIOOM cottage, furtilshed. J2S: un
furnished, ); line lawn, clcsa In. 1711
Mason st. U-MM7
8-riOOM. modern, and barn. Hth and Har
ney; Cor. Kth nnd Hamilton, modern 6
room new house. F. D. Wead, lftth and
Douglas. D-M509
NICK 6-room modern cottasc. 2110 Decatur
J22. D-SOO
FOIt HRNT. S room modern house cor. ISth
and Vinton. Inquire ltll Vinton.
D-MS30 11
S-ItOOM modern furnished houro; Hancom
t'ark district. 2HT Marcy at. u tw 7
FOIl I1I!NT. Heven-room ho'.so furnished
completely, fine location; 2001 South KA
avenue; west nldu car. D MS63 S
I'oit itn.vr rt it. 111 1:11 itooMs.
THHER rooms, housekcepuiB; 1112 S. 11th
E-S7I
tli furnished rooms, single cr
tnsultc; evtry conenlence,
tlon llfl a. 25th st.
Cllolnp loci-
E-MS:o i
St'ITAIII.R for four students, Jl each per
HOOMS. furnished or unfurnished, moderi,
with -nr without board; prlvato family.
;iv t-nicago st. li ,
Ft It.MSIIi:tl IIOO.MS AM) llOAItl).
GI-ENCAIHN.translcnts.Jl iffiday. M09 rJous.
F-03S
GOOD board, private family. 603 So. 23rh
avenue. F MKJ'l
UTOI'IA, 1721 Davenport Ft.
THE Merrlam, good summer resort. 25th &
Dodge. F Oil
TWO large Fouth roo
W'ebstcr st.
----- .
modern. 2010
F-C23 7
ROOM for two. furnished or unfurnlsh 'd,
with board. ,Z) N. 23d St. I ilSIS b'
I'lllt REM IM t It.MSIini) ROOMS.
FINE suite of rooms, modern, housekeep
ing. Glti ileorgla Ave. U lit 1
FOt'R large unfurnished rooms for rent;
ursi nuor steam neat. it,.i uougias t.
Ii-M7i9
I'OH RUNT STORES AMI OFFICES.
OR RENT, store In lU't-class location;
rent reasonable Apply R. C. Peters i:
Co., ground floor, Hee blug. 1206
AtJE.NTS WA.M'EIl,
WANTED, agents In every town and
community to sell the "Hesl apT
Gasoline Lamps, most sc, entitle Lanip
made; two years on the market; abso
lutely guuranteeil for jnc year. Rest In
candescent Light Co.. 218 So. 16th at.,
Omaha. Neb. J-M132 Oi't
AVANTED, agents, Hayes1 metallic rubber
tires ror rjciting cntiirs; uppii'o in a iew
minutes' time and no trouble; qti):k
heller; gou.P prutiU; proteits b.uoboaiiii
and floors from scr,ttehi-r: makes rocki.'
l.olst less and coinfortanU-. J. C. Iluyts,
4lb East Locust St., Dui Moines. Ia.
J-M7M1 7'
AGENTS on salary or commission; the
greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user of pen and Ink buys R on
sight; 200 to 5 per cent prolit; one agent 8
sales amounted to i'iM In six days; an
other W2 In two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.,
X 16, La Crosse. Wis. J-MSC9 7
AGENTS WANTED "Galveston, Tho Hor
rors of n Stricken Clt.' by Murat Hal
stead: fully Illustrated, tnstest selling
book ever nubllshed, onl Jl o; best terms
guaranteed; outtlt free, be quick J. S.
. I e g I cr A Co., Chicago. III. J-.MStt. 7
WA.vrnn to iiE.vi.
WANTED by man nnd wife, unfurnished
rooms ana Doara wltn urietiy private
family, will pay well fo. satisfactory ac
commodations, can furnish and will re
quire references. X 5-5, Hee. K 773
STOUAtii:.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912-
911 Jones, general storage und rurwarilin.
-42
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1511H Farn. Tels. 1559--6J
Iil3
WANTED TO IIL'Y.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
In largo and small quantities. (. nit. .igJ
Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tel. 2rj).
N-043
WILL purchaso a limited number of
Omaha Savings bans, accounts, urennan
Love Co., 3(9 So. 13th. N-614
OLD stamp collections bought. 216 N. ICth.
WANTED, to buy fifty second-hand type
writers. .NeurasKa s-ycie t-o.. i or. ism
and Harney. N-MS15 11
AT once, 5 or 6-room house with two or
three full lots. Address Y 3, Hee.
N-M53I 6
RESIDENCE WANTED S or 9 rooms,
modern, with barn, must bo In good con
dition, on paved street In nice neighbor
hood, nm willing to pay from JS.isM to
f2.7oo cush, state lowest price and full
description In llrst letter. Y 9. Hee
N-MS02 S
FOR SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
NEW and 2dII. vehicles at marked down
prices. Harry Frost, 14th & Leavenworth.
P-640
rriti SALE, new bucrv bodies with tear
lnc ut 11.50 each. A. li. Alplrn, 913 Douglaj
P-M4J1 o;
FOR SALE, a horse and buggy cheap. In
quire nt 2152 St. Mary's ave. P M796
ONE good sound yi
und good travele
ourig horse, good weight
r. A. F. TUKey. Hoard
P-,97-6
Trade.
FOR SALE, fine saddle horse; call at 2134
S. 31th st. nfter 5 p. m. P S2S 7
FOR SAI.U-MISCHLLA.NEOL'S.
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q6I7
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & lie
Conuell Drug Co.. Cor. 16th und Dodge.
QV-48
2DHAND safe cheap.
Derlght, 1116 Farnam.
Q-6W
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13.
2DHAND wheels, J5 to 110; new wheels, 115.
Omaha Hlcyclo Co., 16th & Chicago Sts.
U-C31
FOR SALE, payab'.o after received, three
mouths' trial free; JU 25 for a high grade.
5-drawer, drop head cabinet sewing ma
chine; $11.90 for a regular J40.00 bicycle;
JM.50 for u 1300.00 piano. 29.75 for a J75.00
parlor oranl; $15.50 for a 5-plccn over
stuffed velour $10.00 parlor suite. All new
high grade mnndard goods. For full par
ticulars stats articles Interested In nnd
we will mall you a special catalogue.
Scars, Roebuck & Co.. Chicago.
y-MOfI 013
SECOND-HAND Callgraph (newi for sale.
Call at ofllce clerk district court.
Q 654
FINE horse and rubber-tired burgy. very
cheap, II. E. Frednrickson, 1122 Dodga St.
Q-431 Oi
I OR HAI,I-MIS( I.I.I.AMIOI
CORNCoUa. Monroe tt Co. Sll N. 10th St
1 -Gf
WHITE cabinet sewing machine, almost
new, bargain. Address Y , Hee.
(J-MS44
ELEGANT piano, $10". Address Y S. Hee.
y Mrvn i-
.tllSCF.l.LA.MIOl.S.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2d lis ml furniture
and stores at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co , H0v-lu Docile.
R-tlj;
CLAIR VOVA.VTS,
MRS.
FRITZ, clairvoyant, SID North 16th.
S-?-"J
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
S-M721
ELECTRIC TREATMENT,
ELITE parlors.
CIS S. 16th. second floor.
T-3ti o;
MME. LEE. magnetic treatment. 607 S.
13th, room 2, T-M5M (!
MME. AMES. 1515 Howard, room 1. 2d floor;
Mao Edgar, assistant. T M841 11
PERSONALS
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns removed, 26c
and upward. Room 12, Frenzer block.
L'-0
RL'PTt'RE cured; no knlfo, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bldg. Omaha.
U-Ki
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 340 Hee bldg
U-CS3
LADIES' Jackets and tailor made suits ut
tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogcl, 307 S. 17.
U-314 ul
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladies only; skilled women
mas'age operators; lineal equipped baths
In th? city. Rnnstrom Hath Company.
Rooms 210 to 220 He Hldg. U-64
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 113 N. 17.
-L'ftW
PLEATING, buttons to order; pinking
while you wait. Omaha Pleating Co., 1621
Douglas. C OW
PRI ATE home before and during confine
ment; bablea adopted. Mrs. Ilurget, 2620
Hurdette. U-t
LADIES will receive llrst-class care before
""d during contlnement; lady physician.
hli N. 23d St. U-143 021
, YOt'R OLD SKIRT
Can be altered to look new and styilsn by
Uflng one of our b-iutlful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOL'NCES
Any kind complete from Jl.oo up. AL
TERATION PATTERNS AND INSTHl C
TIONS FREE. Accordion and side p.eat
Ing by thu yard. Send for circulars.
M. GOLDMAN CO.
2)0 Douglas Hk., ICth und Dodge.
U 451
SHAMPOO, 35c: halrdrcss. 25c; manicure,
Wo, scalp treatment, 2(.c; electric mas
saga or scalp treatment, 30c. F. M.
Schudell & Co., 1522 Douglas.
U-M537 02D
MRS. JACOHSON removed to 1SU Lake.
C-M01G 5
.MO.MJY TO I.O.V.N-REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms at 5 tier rent: horrower enn
pay t(i or any multlp.e: any Interest
date: no delay. Urernau-Love Co., Jrj
bo. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W 670
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha ral
estate. Urennan-Love Co., Wj So. 13tli
W-671
Jl.OX) and upward to loan on lmpros-ed c ty
property and farms. W. tarriam Smith ."i
Co., 1320 Farnam. W 672
WANTED, city lontM, bonds and warrants.
George &. Company. 1601 Farnam St.
W-67J
MONEY In any amount at 5, fii, 6 pe
J. W. ROHUINS .S: Co.. 1S02 FARNA
r cent.
AM ST
W 571
MONEY to lotin on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnntn.
W-i.75
MONEY to loan nt 5 nnd Dj per cent on
Omaha property. W. 11. Melklc. 401 S. 15th
W-S76
PRIVATE money, 5, 5;, 0 per cent; no do
lay. Garvin Hro., 1013 Farnam. W-677
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants. R. C. Peters & Co.. i7u2
Farnam St.. Hee Hldg. W-C7S
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. lfJi Douglua.
W-079
FIVE per cent money.
Hcmis, Puxton block.
W-6?0
MONEY to loan on llrst-class Improved city j
prone:
muiii- or inr uuuoing purpuses i'avne-
Knox Co.. New York Llf
W-0S1
JIII.MJV TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. You
to keep the property
SALARY LOANS
to people permanently employed on their
own names, without InJotser or mortgnge.
We loan from 10 up. W'c charge noth
ing for making papers and we keep noth
ing out of the amount you ask for. You
may repay the moi ey m one, month, or
take 2, 3, 4, 5, 1! monlhs or more in which
to repay It. Our rates tire as low as lite
lowest, our business Is eontldentlal and
wo always try to please.
OMAllA MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
306 S. 10th S
Established 1892. X-M7J1
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser 01 mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO ,
Room 526, fifth floor, Now York Life Hldg.
X6s2
MONEY loanei on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, tows, etc. C. F Reed, 319 S. 13.
X-6S3
LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
They come to us. If you can do better
elsewhere don't come hero (but you
can't. Come and let us prove to you
that we give REST TERM3 In tho city
and more for your money than others
DARE. No mortgage, no Ir.dorser, no
publicity; simply n confidential business
deal" RELIAHLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303. Third Floor, I'axton Block.
X-GSl
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds, watches, privately. Herger's Loan
Co.. 1504 Farnam St., upstolrs. X-940
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, hornes,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Darker Hlk
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
maneut position with responsible concerq
upon their own names without security,
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Hldg
X 6s7
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. J
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nut. Dank Hldg,
X-6V1
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches; payments contideiitl.il. Om.ina
Chattle Loan Hank, 220 S. lbth, ujmalrs.
X-C49
PRIVATE LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE
On their plain note without security. No
charges for papers. Lower rates. Easier
puyments. Confidential treatment as
sured. Wa want your trade. AMERICAN
LOAN CO.. Room 601 Hee Bids.
X-742
HUSI.MISS CHAACHS.
$150 CASH or easy payments ouys 25 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn $2 anil upward
weekly each. Earl. Clark &. Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, III.
Y-M784
FOR SALE, patent right; will sell state or
counties in Ntbraska; If you wish to make
a few hundred this winter write for par
ticulars to P, Bee otllce, Council Blurts.
Y-M6J2 6
FOR SALE, Interest In a well established
grocery store; will sell cheap; gclng awuy
on account of sickness. Address G, U. e
office. Council Bluffs. Y M6j3 i:
WANTED. 2dhnnd clocks.
St , Book Store.
1520 Webster
Y-7SS.7'
ALL tho popular novels of tho day 3c, 2
for Be, exchange. 1520 Webster St , Hook
Store. Y-740-7
111 siis 11
8I'ETAi'LE8 guaranleeil t.trie. t. war-
rr.ntca 2 ear. worth jj .v.i. ; ijjh
Wfbster St.. Hook Store. Y 7.T-7
OR . KI.K REAL F.M I'ATI!.
FOR SALE cheap, large lot and three
cottnges. J. A. Lovegren, 4th floor Pax
ton block. RE-MM6
HOUSES, farms. It. C. Patterson. 30 N.Y L.
HE-vW
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also tiro
Insurance. Hemls, Paxton blk. RE tSl
GOOD rental property for farm. Monroe
4: Co., Feed and Fuel, 811 N. lflth St.
SEE HENRY U. PAYNE, 001 N.
Y. LIFE.
RE-l5
I3AROAINS HARRISON, N. Y. LIFE.
RE-413 07
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1208 Farnam St.
RE-OW
C. F. HARRISON, FARMS. N. Y. LIFE.
RE-361 Oi
PAYNE-KNOX CO., HEADiJt'ARTERS
for REAL ESTATE HARGA1NS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS. STORED,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Hldg
HE-tVJ
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
Union Pacific Railroad company, ft. A.
McAllaster, land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha. Neb.
RE-097
DELIGHTFUL home In Hanscom Place
for sale at a liberal discount. M. J.
Kcnnard & Son, sulto 310-311 Hrown Htk.
RE-lSu
LANDS. C. B. Uurrows, Norfolk, Nebraska.
RE I0O Dec. 2tS
A PROF1TAIILE INVESTMENT.
THREE LOTS 44XM EACH, in good resi
dence neighborhood, lo blocks from court
house, on paved street, with good 6-room
cottage: taken for J2.400 mortgage; 1 am
authorized to sell It for J2.2W. O. C. Olsrn,
1704 Farnam st. RE Mi2C 7
1,120 ACRES of good form or grazing land
In central Nebraska for sale cheap Pet
terson, 022 N. 16th St., Omaha. Neb.
RE-MSV9 023
TWO blocks from Dodgo car, 5-room cot
tage, nty water, full lot, l,tM). Shimer &
Chase. 001 Hoe. RE-MS35 6
FINE east rent lot, three blocks so. depots,
10th st. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
RE-MS31 IF
A GENUINE HAROAIN.
Lot s, block 1914, City. 8s ft., north of Cum
Ink st., frontlnv west on 24th st. and ea"t
on 23d st, foi J2,0w; If owners have not
previously sold another lot.
F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas St. RE-S5I 11
NEW house, 7 large rooms, porcelain batn,
etc., very complete, full So. front lot,
3,2i0.
C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life.
RE-57 9
LARGE 7-room, 2-story house, good barn, 3
large lots, near paved St., school, etc..
M.200.
C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life.
RE S5S 9
NON-RESIDENT offers modern 8-room
house, barn and lot for : must sell
Address M. H. Kllbourn, Sllwrton, Ore
gon. HE-Mart lu
A NICE building corner, lots 2 and 29. I
Falrmotint Place, on easy terms. AVrlto
to F. 11. Kantien. Milwaukee. Wis
RE
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find p.-o:npt relief
Hox 2.12, Omaha, Neb. Conttdeulial.
702
LADIES troubled with Irregularities
whites, sterility, painful or suppressed
menstruations nnd prompt relief und cure,
quiet home betoro ami during confine
ment. Call or v. rite with stamps to Dr.
Prlea, 1513 Dodge St., Omaha. Neb.
U-.MD69 OIJ
LADIES, Golden Seal Is a never falling
regulator; removes Irregularities from
any cause In live hours; sent seiure from
observation, Jl. CaltolU Medicine Co , St.
Louis. Mo. , M-553 Oi0'
DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, posi
tively warranted to cure tho most stub
born cases of pathological monthly stop
pages, lrregulerltles, obstructions unj
suppressions brought on from whatever
cause; $2 a package, or 3 for f5; sent any
where prepaid on receipt of price. The
Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, 111. American of
fice, retail, wholesale, Mers-Dlllon Drug
Co., Omaha; M. A. Dillon, South Omaha,
Davis Drug Co.. Council Ulufts. Full line
of rubber goods.
LOST.
LOST. Elk's pin. H.
for return 10 W. J.
P. O. No.
Shrader.
39. Reward
Lost 377
50 REWARD.
Stolen, team ot bay muieu, 1 hrrse. 1 mare 1
mule with harness, scar on right nind
loot of horse mule. An information ,1b
erallv rewarded. C. C. Curtis. Jrviiicton.
Neb
i-.Oal .11,31 a'
LOST or stolen St. Hernard pup 3 ni'js
old, uual markings of St. Hernard, natno
"King;" light tan color; reward c H
Itryatit. 501 S. 19th st. Lost M817 6'
ONE gold cuff button, diamond setting, re
ward If returned to 002 S. 22d.
Lost-MSI2 6
LOST, a red dehorned heifer with u small
whlto star In forehead; weight ubout 4ou
pounds, reward. W. Coulter, 29th und S,
So. omahu. Lost M864 7
GOLD spectacles ul Hoston store; reward
If returned. Globe Optical Co., 218 S. I61I1.
Lost M871 6
OSTEOPATH V.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N, Y. L. Hldg ;
Tel. 16ut; Alice Johnson, D. O , Udies
dept.; Old E. Johnsuii, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
7uJ
m7 E. DONOHUE, D. O., of StlTl school,
Klrksville, Mo. WI Paxton Ulk. Tel. 1367.
-701
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 305 Karbach. T-I fl',2.
-5'6 09
daxci.m;.
CHAMBERS' school of dam lug. 1,'ih and
Douglas. Classes und clubs now form
ing ut academy. Open dully, 9 u. m to
5 p. m. 'Phone, 1111. Hail and music
furnished parties. Circulars. M59S O10
NEW cbibses now forming at Morand's
this week, Tuesday und Friday, & p. m ;
12 lebsons, ladles d, gentlemen l; special
prices to clubs; assemblies Wednesday
455 O.S
SlIOHTHA.M) A.MJ TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
"05
DOYLES' College, court reporter prln.lp.il
Hee Hldg. ,w6
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand col
lege. Boyd's Theater. -7)7
GREGG Shorthand taught ut the Omaha
Commercial College, 16th and Douglas Sts.
70J
LA.MiLAUEs.
CHATELAIN School of Languages, Boyd s
theater, has leopened for season.
125 OS
ACCORDIO.N PLEATl.NG.
ACCORDION and side pleatlnu. cheatn-st.
best, quickest -Mrs. A. C Mark. 9 Pat- 1
terspn bik., um ana 1 urnam Sts.
. -M514 Oi
LA I'M) It V.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel 547
-712
TICKET IlItOKEIt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. rhll
bin, 1505 Farnam. Telephone 7S4. 7u9
PAWMIROKERs,
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all buslncsd confidential. 13)1 DougUs
-,0
LOANS, 11. Marowitz; low rates. 418 N. 16.
-701
ACETYLEX
MONARCH Generators are best
Carblia
31 50 per loo ti Agents wanted
MAO,.
Co., 1C'22 Douglas St, -6,7 013
I
T1IMi:illM AM) Mil ILRIVti
CURED ju'ia ai.ghati. 4. Ramge H lg
l)lli:!i.SIAIvl.N(i.
E. G. Mi DONALD, 161J Capitol aven n
M -t,fl- '1
IN FAMILIES.
St.
Mls Sturdy, 31S S . :ct 1
-4i N4
IJI.OCtTIO.V AM) ORATORY.
ELLA DAY. 21 Ramge b'dg. . rea ling eo
cation, oratorj; Thursday night sihoo
-MTM uio
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvcred. 70i N 13 ;
1
I'l It.MTtRE REPAIRIMi.
TEL. 1331. M. S.
M'ftlklln, 2111 Cuming St
711
STOVE REP SlltlVC.
STOVE, furnace. rnng. repairs, water con
nection. Otn. Stove Rep. W ks., 1207 Do jg
Tel. 9 - 714
w.vvrnn horses to iireak.
WANTED, horses to break and train wll
take this work at reasonable rates, hav
good wlnt. r quarters Address Our to
Davis, 226 Lee Hldg., Omaha, Neb
-53 Nl
I
I
... !
PIA.VO TI.V1M5.
WE tune your piano for Jl 50. Rose's Art
Store, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 115. 956
EMilM!. IIOILERS, ETC.
L. C. Sharp-Mach. Wks.
motors, dynamos.
-7li
MCKEL PLATIMJ.
STOVES, lamps und chandeliers replatcd.
Om. Plating Co , Hco Hldg. Tel. 2535.
- 718
II1RDS AM) TAM)i:it.M.
STOCK S Hlrd Stpre.
1603 Leavenworth.
-717
ACCOLXTANT
CHARLES E. WALTERS, 326 Hee bldg.
-M76' nov 1
TAIl.ORI.Mi.
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest
designs S J. Hroderick, 1617 Farnutn
s&4 (jit.
L A ItlT.VI EltS A.MJ JOIIHERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. u.hiltree, 2('tti
and Lake Sts -370
ltVII.WAY TIS1U TUILES.
Mliji CHICAGO. ROCrC ISL-
&nifTI&?ft' d & Pacific ." illroad
, JJ Ni.VuiVJ "Thfl lire;, t ll.inlf l.
and
e
Street.
Streets.
i. Leave.
Arrive.
' ut- -tioioes u.iu Daven
port Loca. a 7 25 nm
Cmcago Express oil 15 nm
'Chicago Fust Express. .a 5:00 pm
Lincoln and Fairbury..a 3.3'J am
l.jncoin, Colorado pgs.,
I Oenver. Pueblo and
I West a 1:50 pm
, Dec Moines, Rock Isl-
bll:3J am
n k-io a.
a 1:25 pm
a 7:tw pm
end and Chicago a 7.1s pm
Colorado A: Texas Flyer.a 6:5C pm a 9.15 am 1
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
FREMONT ELKHORN A
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Ofllces.
United States National
Hank Hldg., S. W. Cor.
Twelfth and Farnam Sts.
t.tht. ...u. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone,
161, D.pt. litn und Webster Sts. Tele
pnone, ttjS Leave. Arrive,
tllaek Hiils. Deadwood,
Hot Si rings a 3;00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wjommg, Caspar and
Douglas d 3:00 pm c 5:00 pin
Hastings. York, David
City. Superior. Genesz,
Extter und Soward....b 3:00 pm b 3:00 pm
N' rfoik. Verdlgre and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Lincoln. Wuhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am b!0:25 am
Fromont Lcai c 7:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c San
dfly only, d Dally except Saturday. 0
Dall except Monday.
SIOUX CITY PACIFIC
Railroad Tho North
western Line "General
Offices, Unlt-d States
National Hank liulldtnc,
8. W. Comer Twelftn
and Farnam Sts. Ticket
Ofllce. luii Farnam St. Telephone. 561. De
pot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, tj'-9.
Leave Arrive.
Twin '!. Express ...aH.fi am nla:2i pm 1
Twin city Limited a i pm v.is am
Sioux ity Loca; a 8:00 um a 4:20 pm
n Lauy.
CHICAGO ,fc NORTH
western Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Office. 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 561. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Sts. Tele-
pnune, v.j
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:0 am all:30 pm
Chlcngo Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
Eastern Exures, De
Mulnes, Marsnalltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago al0:55 am a 4:03 pra
Eastern Limited, Chi
cugo and East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
rast .Man. cnicago 10
Omaha
Omaha-fhicngo Special. 7:45 pm
Fast Mall
a DaiU
a 2;fi pm
a S:T pm
u 8:30 um
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis fc Omaha
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" General
Offices, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webstor
Kts. Citv Ticket nffltp.
1401 Farnam St. Telephone, (61. Depot,
15th and Webster Sts.
. Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passongcr...a 6:yJ am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Pascsnger ull:l0 um
Sioux City .t North-
east Nebraska a 3:50 pm
Oakland Local b 5:45 11m b 8:15 am
a Dally, b Dally excep. Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road-General
Offices and
Ticket ofllces Southeast Cor
ner 14th und Douglas Sts.
'i ele;ihonc Jol.
. niun Station.
a, T 0 Leave. Arrive.
St L. & Kansas
v W aix'Tr"'i ' n'0:lntn a 6:3n rm
K. C, St. L. Express... nlo:10 pm a 6:15 ara
I Leave from lath and
Webster Sts.
Nebraska Local Via
'fSfilS ivAlSr b 4:15 pm a!0:45 am
fc.... . v ijniiy excepi taunaay.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Or
flee, 1402 Farnam street
Telephone, 215. Depot
Tenth und Mason streets.
Leave.
,...all:10 am
....a 7:45 pm
St.
. ..b 7:i0 am
St.
Arrive,
a 4:06 pm
a 8:15 am
Chicago Express ,
Chicago Limited
Minneapolis and
Paul Express ...
Minneapolis ana
Paul Limited ...
b 9:40 pm
a 8:15 aro
..a i:t5 pm
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:20 pm bio. is am
b Dally except Suuaay.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Offlco, 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone. E95. De
pot, Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone, C29.
I.e.ivrf. Arrive.
St Louis "Cannon Hall"
Express a 6:06 pm a 8.20 am
a Dall.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
S: St. Pn il Rallwav-Cltv
Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone 254. Depot
ienin anu -Mason streets
Telephone, C29,
Leave Arrive,
' Chleaeo Limited Ex ..a 6:00 pm a 8:06 am
Cl.lcag-i & Omaha Ex b 7 15 am b 3:40 pm
a Dully, D U&liy xccei ounuajr,
I
t Oillce. 1323 l-arnam ' J'''-"',,...V," . w.7i. ivn..,i,-..,
Mm
IMF
a Dally.
It AIM! VY TI.1IE 'rAIILEM.
UfRI INTTtlN A MIS
s. urt Riser Railroad
"The Ilurltngton Route
Ocifr.il onues. N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts. Ticket oillce, ISO
Vnrnam street. Telephone.
- iiTI T . T t. t .1,,a..n
2TA HurlliiKton siauoo. ii
Streets. Tcicpnone.
LeaVe.
Arrive.
Lincoln. Hastings
1rt rtrt f
And
.a 8:0 am n 7:36 pra
rndo. Utah Cftllfornla-a 435 rm a 3:0) pm
Motitir.il. i uget !ouiiu .a . pm
a 6:
ulO:;
am
Lincoln Fast Aiau ....wi..i.
Dei ver, tk'l rado. t tah
& California .. ,.
u Dally.
am
C:li am
KANSAS CITY. St. Jo
seph & I'otincll ItlutTs
Rallroad-"The Hurling
ton Route ''ticket Oltlce,
l.v2 Fnrnam street. Tele
phone 25J Depot, Tenth
and Mason stttets. To'.e
phone, 12'.
l,P4vr. arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ..a 8:50 am n 6-M pm
Kansas City Night lx tiu.lo pm u C:1j am
St L. uls Flyer for St.
Joseph and St Louis a 4:55 pm all:15 am
a Dally.
CHICAGO. HURL1NOTON
& gulncy Railroad "The
Uurilngton Route"-Ticket
otnee, 102 Farnam St.
Tel 2W Depot Tenth St
Mason Streets. Telephone,
1-i.
Leave. Arrive.
Dn light ctiUugo Spe
t clal a 7:00 am
P.orla Ptnriiq a 9:25 Pitt
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4. CO pm a 7:tf am
Chicago Local Express.A 8.50 am a 4:0 pm
Chicago Limited .a 7:45 pm a ,:(5 am
Paclllc Junction Local ,nl0:10 am
Pacltic Junction Extra.
Fast Mall
a Dally.
a 7:00 pm
a 2:45 pm
UNION PACIFIC-MTHE OVER
land Route' General ofllces,
N E .or. Ninth and Farnam
streets. City Ticket Oillce, 1321
Farnam street. Telephone, 316,
Depot, Tenth and Mason Ste.
'ieleidione, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. p S;20 nm a 7:36 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Special .. a S:20 nm n 7:.w pm
The Fast Mall a am a 3.25 pm
The Colorado Special. ..ull:3o pin a C. SO am
Trio Fust Mall a 4:35 pm
Lincoln. Hcatrlco and
Stronnburg Express. .b 4:10 pm bl2:28 pm
The PadP.c Express. . .a 4:25 pm
Tho Atlantic Express.. a 6: SO am
Grand 'sland Lo.nl ... b 5:30 pm b 9.30 am
a Daily, b Daily except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road -Omaha. Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad' The
Qjlncy Route' Ticket Of
fice, 1415 Farnam Street.
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
and Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, 629.
j. cave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Hall
Exprvss a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a Dally.
(.OVERME.M' .M I ICE.
iVtopnsATTron-water system-do
partment of the Interior, oitlc of Indian
Affairs, Washington. D. C Sept. 19. 1900-
Klckupoo Hoarding School, Pottawatomie,
I etc.. Agency, Kansas, the necessary mute-
flat anil lauor ieiuue.i 111 me tuiisuueiiuu
of a. wati r system. In strict accordance
with the plans, specifications, una instruc
tions to bidders, copies of which aro on
JIMS
RyUtC 'City TICK- I i''"r,'- I,,,. oTl Ir.raad to' ,h.. mm.
' IJ...il... nr.MiKUdla (Itlf nranil "iTillUltn I TllP
St Tenth Vsf M'ason 1 l ,c- win l"' rt-cclvvl ut this office, until
. Telephone Gil. " R J . ",' T. ' .1 Ir.'.-V:... ... ,i..'.
tor iu iueiiu h ,,00 .- v. ii.h, ... uiu
I lllo in tins omce. tne u. a. jnuian ware
a 4-15 nm ' house, Chicago, 111 . the U. S. Indian Agent,
1 Pottasvatomlo, etc., Agency, Kansas, tho
n R-JVi nrr ! Uullders' and Traders' Exchange, Omaha.
N"b.. nntl the newspaper mibltshlng this
advertisement,
sloner.
S22 d 18t morn
I'osTorrirn .notice.
(Snould be read DAILY by all Interested
as changes may occur at any tline.j
Foreign mails tor the week ending Octo
ber b. l!Mj. will close iPHuMl'TLY In
ull cascw ut the General Post Oillce as
follows: parcels post mails do-e
one hour earlier than closing time shown
below. Parcels FoU Malls for Germany
close ut 5 p. in. Munday und Wednesday.
TriiiiM-Atliiutlii Mulls.
SATURDAY-At S u. m. for NETHER-
LANDS direct, per
er s.
Rotterdam itnall
. s. Rut tenlum" 1
must be directed "per h.
ut 9 a. m. for AZORES ISLANDS direct,
tier p. s. Tartar I'rince; at 9:30 a. m tsup
plemenlurv 11 a. m.i for EUROPE, per
s. s. Campania, via Queenstown; at 10
a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s.
Ethiopia (mull must be directed "per s. a.
Ethiopia"), at 12 m for ITALY, per s. .
Ems, .ui Naples (.mail must be directed
pur s s. Etns".
PRINTED MATTER. ETC -Thu bt-amer
takes Printed Matter, Commirclal Papon
und Samples for Germany only. Th
b.iine class of mall matter lot other parts
of Europe will not be tent Dy this ship
unless specially directed Dy ner.
After the closing of the Su;jniementary
rrans-Aiianiic aintis :iaiuei uoove uuni
tlonal supplementary malls aro opened cn
tho piers of the American. Engilrli,
French and German steamers, and remJin
open until within Ten Mlnu.es ot thi
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mnlln fur South nml Centyal Amerlen,
IS cut Indies. Etc.
SATURDAY At 1 a. m. lor NEWFOUND
LAND, per s. h. Carthuglnlan. from Phil
adelphia, at n. m. tor ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC. URUGUAY und PARA
GUAY', per H. s. Kuffir Prince, ut lu a. m.
(Hiipp'.eincntary lu 30 a. m.) tor FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA, SA VANILLA and
CART1IAGENA. per s. s. Ailui imall for
Costa Rica must bo directed "per s, u.
Altai"); at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
u. rn.) for HAITI and INAOUA, per s. ,
Andes; at 10 a. in. (supplementary 10:30
u. m.) for PORTO RU'O, CURACAO and
VENEZUELA, per h. h. Caracas imall
for Havunllla and Carthacena must be
directed "per s s Caracas"); at 11 a. in.
for CUBA, per s. s. Mexico; ut I p. m. for
MATAN.AS. CAIUAR1EN, NUEVll'AS,
GIHARA nnd BARACOA, per s. s. Ollndu
(ordinary mall only, which must be
directed "per s. s. Ollnda").
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
oyoney. ana tnence Dy steamer, close at
this office dally at 8:30 p. 111. (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesduy and
Saturday). Mails ror Mlquelon. by rail to
Boston and thence by 3tcamer, close nt
this office dally at 8.30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and
thence by steamer, closo at this office
dally at 7 a. m. ttho connecting
closes urn on Sunday, Wednesday
nnd Friday). Malls for Mexico Cltv,
overland, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by steamer cloeo ut this office
duliy-at 2:2u a. in. and 2.3u p. in. Malls for
Costa Rica, Belize, 1'uerto Cortez und
Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans and
thenco by Hteamer, close ut this office
dully at '3 p. m. (connecting closes here
Tiiesdas for Costa Rica and Mondays for
Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guutemslai
Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre
vious day.
Trun-Puel:io Mulls,
Malls for China und Japan, via Vancouver,
closo here dally ut 6:3w p m. up to October
2d, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. .i.
Empress of India (registered mail
must bo directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for Hawull, Japan, China and Phl'
Ipplne Islands, via San trunclsco, closo
here dully ut 6.3u p m. up to October
5th. Inclusive, for dispatch per w. a.
Coptic. Mails for China, Japan and Phll
llplne Islands, via Seattle, closo hero dal'y
at 6:30 p. m. up to October "Ith, 'ncluslve,
for dispatch per s. s. Rlojun Man (regis
tered mall must be directed "via Seattle ')
Malls for China, Japan and. Philippine
Islands, via Taeoma, close hern dally at
6:30 p. m. up to October 10th. for dis
patch per s h. Olympla. Malb) for Hawaii,
China. Japan and Phlltpplne Islands, via
San Francisco, close hero dally at 6 30
p. m. up to October "12th, Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. k. America Maru. Malls
for Hawaii, via San Francisco, closo hero
dally ut 6 30 p. m. up to October 12th. In
clusive, for dispatch per s. s. Ajstrulla.
Malls for Australia (except West Aus
tralia, which goes via Europe, and Now
Zealand, which goes via San Francisco)
and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, closo
hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October
13th. Inclusive, for dispatch por 8. h
Mlowera (supplementary malls, via
S.'tttCe, close ut 6 30 p in. October 14th).
Mulls for Australia (excopt West Aus
trullu). New Zealand, Hawull, FIJI and
Samoan Islands, via San Francisco, close
hero daily at 6:3i) p. m. after October
M4th and up to October 27th, Inclusive,
or on day of arrival of s. s. Campania,
duo at New York October 27th. for dis
patch per s. s. Alameda.
Trans-Paclfie malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of clos
ing tu nrrnnirfwl no the r.rBlimnt Ion of
their uninterrupted overlend transit.
Rgtstered rnal1 elopes at ti p m prev.
lous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT
Postmaster.
CANDIDATES TAKE A REST
IIrhI Cumpftiijning of Past Month Was
Telling on Them.
ALL ARE GREATLY ENCOURAGED
Deinocnitlc Tnriuer , I,evlu the
Ilrjiin IImiiUs to Vote for
Four rnri Jlure of
Prosperity.
Tho state candidates ssho accompanied
the Roosevelt train lcmatucd lu the city
yesterday and have entered upon a well
earned sacation until Monday. They left dur
ing the afternoon for their various homes
and will renew acquaintance with their fam
ilies after uu abscuro of from four to six
weeks.
Charles II. Dietrich, candldato for ;ov
crnor, has been actively in tho livid sluco
tho middle of July and his physician las
pt escribed several days of absolute "est.
Mr. Dietrich was highly pleased with tho
reception ottered to Roosevelt by Omaha
and remarked that tho governor had made
tho best speech of his trip In apprecia
tion of Ihc welcome. "Governor Roose
velt remarked last night."
Dietrich, " 'If they'll do as much us this
for mo what would they not do for Mt
Kltiley?' "
Mr. Dietrich was the only one of the state
candidates who made the trip lo tho Uluck
Hills, others of the party remaining at
Chadroii until tho special train pTckcd
them up the next morning. Ho Is an old
resident of Dakota and has many friends
there. The enthusiasm all ulong thu line.
Mr. Dietrich said, was as great, propor
tionately, as It was at Omaha.
Colonel E. P. Savago of Sargent, candi
date tor lieutenant governor, has been ou
the road continuously for twelve weeks
and has covered almost all of tho southern
and western couuttes. "Nebraeku Is a big
stale," he remarked, "and It Is no small
task to visit Its principal towns, but I
think the cundldates havo Inspected every
community with tho most encouraging re
sults. When there were no meetings I
have spent the time canvassing towns bo
tween tralnu and wbilo I found scores of
old Uryan adherents who havo changed
their allegiance 1 havo yet to Dud ono
change tho other way.
Democrat Lenve llrynii,
"And these reports of chauges come trotn
people who aro lu earnest nnd each ou
means a vote. An old German frhnd of
mine at Central City, for example-, told mo
that twelvo follow countrymen in his
neighborhood, ull old-time democrats,
would support McKlnley. IWo aro getting
00 cents for our wheat,' said the German,
whereas It brought 35 and 40 cents four
years ago. It s too same way wiin nogs
and cows, so our community will cast
tvelvo votes for McKlnley, twelve lor
Teddy and twelve for Dietrich. As to
voting for you. Colonel Savage,' concluded
iho farmer, 'that Is unothcr question, for
we are nil democrats.' "
F. N. Prout of Heatrlce has toured tbo
state since August, presentlnc his can
didacy for the attorney generalship. "Tho
Lincoln demonstration was tho mo3t not
able In tho history of tho city," he said.
"In proportion to Its slzo tho celebration
surpassed that of Omaha. Omaha wa3 for
tunate in securing one of tho best speeches
Roosevelt has delivered slnco he left New
York. He la not n Htuinp orator, with
tho stylo and delivery of Dolllver, but his
address was an able lecturo on govern
ment. Along the routo he has only been
able to extend a friendly greeting and a
goodby, but tho speech last night was worth
traveling far to hear."
Charles Weuton, candidate for auditor,
left for his home at Hay Springs In the
afternoon, after un absence of five weeks.
Ho has found tho outlook very encouraging
at every town visited. "If 50 per cent of
the reported changes In McKlnley'3 favor
are true," bo said, "we will carry tho state
with an abundance of room to spire."
DEMOCRATS WEARY OF SHACKLES.
A, C, bluit llrlnu lliieiiaraulnc Re
port from, iiiiir.ttou Count)'.
A. C. Abbot, one of the political workers
who brought Thurston county Into being,
is In tho city from Pender and Is loaded
with encouraging faotB nnd tlgurcs from
that former populist hotbed. "1 have sev
enteen names In my pocket," said Mr. Ab
bot, "of old-time democrats who have
wearied of their shackles and I know they
can be relied upon. As an example. County
Judge Curry, who was elected twice lo
ofllco by tho fuslontsts, has not paraded
his opinions this year and was accordingly
billed tbo other night to speak at a dem
ocratic meeting. Tho Judge refused, re
marking that ho wan not built that way la
1900. 'It Isn't possible, judge, that you
aro going to voto for McKlnley?' I said.
'All things are possible' replied Judge
Curry, with a smile.
'Then there Is tho case of Pat McGuIre,
nn uneducated Irishman I can't cither read
nor write,' ho said to me, 'but I can seo
tbo dlffcrcnco betweon republican and dem
ocratic tlmcB.' He has never voted tho
republican ticket In his life."
NEW RAILROAD A CERTANITY
Senator tinrk of Montana Interested
In u Line IS'hlch M'lll Connect"
Salt Luke City nml Los Ancelci.
The building of a railroad from Salt
Lako City to Los Angeles now scorns an
absolute certainty. Sonator Clark, the
Montana inulti-mllllonnlro, Is backing an
Independent project having In vlow tho
construction of a railroad between these
two cltlts. The proposition was given an
added impetus Tuesday night when Senator
Clark was banquotod by tho leading rail
road and business men of gait Lake, who
assured him their hearty co-operation and
assistance in the enterprise ho has under'
taken. Among tho guests nt this banquet
was General Manager Dickinson of tho
Union Pacific.
Much Interest Is manifested In the build
ing of this lino by local railroad officials.
Such an extension has long been expected
from the Union Pacific and officials of that
company havo been known to favor the
move, but it Is authoritatively stated that
the Union Pacific has no Interest in tbo
company now heading the project. It Is
admitted that traffic relatlonti will In all
probability bo entirely satisfactory and
extremely close.
Senator Clark has asked from the city
council of Salt Lako the donation of I'io
noer square In that city for use as depot
grounds and his solicitation is reported to
havo been received with .1 favor Indicating
tho granting of tho roquost. Whether or
not auch Is necessarily a condition pre
cedent to tho building of the road Is a
question. Property owners in Bill Lako
whose" possessions are adjacent to Pioneer
square havo endorsed Mr. Clark's request.
UOVEIt.VMH.Vr JVOTIOIJ,
PROPOSALS
Mtorcs- 4 ittlco
FOR SUHfllHTOMnR
Purchasing Commissary
of Subsistence, Omaha, Nob.. September
1900 Sealed proposals, subject to th
usual conditions, will be received ut thlH
office until 10 o clock, a. m.. October 8,
Hjy, at which time and place they will bu
publicly opened for furnishing subsistence
stores, ns follows: Potatoes, onions,
canned tomatoes, etc. Preference will bo
given to articles of domestic production.
Blank proposals and specification can bu
1 nutainea at intn omce ij, ji, vviLSUN,
, Major 25tll Infantry. Commissary.
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