Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JU3E. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, IHOO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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vrcnliii: edition and until H nil p. hi.
for lui.rnlnu mid Snnilny rdlllnn.
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1c n nord therenfler. Nothing; InUrii
for lesa thun ii.'.o for the first Inner
tlon, Tlirae ndrrrlltemrnli muil br
run consecutively.
Ad frllfr, by rcnneatlnsc n 11 in -hered
check, con have rnifiter" nil
dreaard to n numbered letter In i-nre
of The llrr. AnaiTera an nildrraaed "III
lie drift rred ui preaeumlluai of the
check only.
SITt'ATIONS WANTED.
SITUATION wanted by experienced nil
round butcher und meat cutter, sin Bin
mnn; temperate; no objection to country.
Adilruss X 67, Uee. A-M'61 8
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires clcr
icnl position of nny kind tit mice; city
references. Address Y 7, lie'. .,.
A MSuO S
BITt'ATION wanted by Pr1-..i.iss buort
keeper and expert m i u .iiihiu: muir.ed
man; veiy bout leferonce. Adttss PH.
812 South Hil at rt-Mw-3'
WANTED-MALE I.M.P.
WANTED, wo have Htm i . lor a few
good hustlers 01 gomi IujW a.i ' appear
anou. 0. F. Adnnia " . i-jj uuAurd tit.
U -tin
BARBER trade taught tnorough.y In short
time; catalogue and particulars Irt.
Address Western Barber instil jjo.
Omulm, Neb. L'r.
WANTED, team for H. It. work In Mis
sissippi; iree transput tatlon lor Ollliltrf.
WIcKh.un, l'helnn & Co.. 19 scutt sweet,
Council Bluffs, la. U-all
WANTED men to learn barber trade; 8
weeks completes; positions at Jl.i.00
weekly guaranteed; tree railroad rare to
Denver, .argent college III thtf world; we
luive no college or olllce. on Fnrnam
street. Write lor partic.i nrs to Agent
Moler, Darner College, Crolrfhton biocK,
umalia B-'Sm-o
WRITE to us for traveling Job, straight
sulary. Triumph Co., Dauus, iox.
H-MS09 !!
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; a
thorough eolKu courco Klven In two
moutlix; two years' lime saved by our
method of tree elltdr. expert Instructions
and lecuiron; as sjltietent practice ciinmu
be had In the small-r citlen we furnish
freo transportation to our rnlUnes at
ChlCiiKO. Ht. l.ouls or Mltiiieupolls; We
want radiiati-s as ileinnnstralors. a new
method of mlvertlsliiK that kIm's our bar
bers stead work, kooiI pay and valuable
experience, also many other Jobs In city
und comtry shops. For particulars and
free catalogue adiltess Moier t'ollene Hep
rcncntatlvc, 1G2J Farnatn .St., Omaha.
B-Mmu 10
A IIHEAD baker and n helper. Kood wiiroj
paid; at .Smith m bakery, 1102 5th avc.,
Cojncll Illurts. 1I-MS77 8
WANTED, at once, eoatmaker; steady
work. O, AbrahHtiison, Jloldreije, Neb.
1I-M875 h
WANTED, good men to sell Million nnd
wines to prlvato trade, on liberal com
mission; will wive three counties to each
mnn. Addresa The Ashbrook Distilling
Co., V. O. Hox 1M), Ht. Joseph, Mo.
II-M9S0 0
WANTED Three Kood roat makers; best
prices paid. Nebraska Punt and Suit Co.,
113 N. 1.1th St.. Lincoln, Neb.
1I-M972 S'
WANTED, Rood llro Insurance man, one
who has been In the business In Omaha
preferred. Address. X 02. lice Ofllce.
H-79S-I1
WANTED, cutters for window xlass fac
tories by the American Window Olass
company; wanes lare; permanent pofl
tlon; opportunity to Join L. A. aCJ. K. of
1. on easy terms; small Initiation. Apply
at once to II. A. Newklrk, Millard Motel.
H-M147 9
WANTED nt once, two llrst-cliiss plumb
its. Freo & Hlaclc, 1HI Fnrnam. st.
H-M146 S
v..'rni)-Fi:.MAi.iJ iii;i,i,
WANTED. 200 Klrls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 87C.
C-27
f0 Rlrls wanted. Canadian ofllce. 1522 Douglas
C-tiJS
CIKI for Reneral housework; must be Rood
cook; wages it week for competent jjirl.
Call at once 2020 Enimutt. C M99ti
UIIIL for general housework; small family.
123 N. 31st live. C MSU
WANTED, girl for general housework. Ap
ply 4207 I.afayettu ave. Uood wanes.
C-Ml S
Dodge. St.
C-S0I-8
WANTED filrl for general housework;
good wages. 2104 Cass St. C SSJ b
HEHVANT gill wanted; 3 In family: good
wages. 201 S. .Ilith St. C-&S2
OIHL for general hnurework; to compe
tent girl, Jl week; small famli,-. 2900
Dodse St. C SiH (
WANTED At once, foreladv for dress
uiaklnK parlors: best of references re
quired; nlso understand Indies' tailoring.
Address Dressmaker, 6 East Orant st.,
Mnrshalltown, lu. C M91G 9
(lOOD girl for general housowork. 1024
l'ark avenuu. C 13S 9
HOl'SIOICEEPEH for aged couple In small
town. t!l! Paxton lllock. C S4S 6
OIltL for light housowork. 601 S. Jtlth St.
C Sju C
Foil iin.vr noiM;i,
IF you want your houses well rented plure
them with itcnawa & Co. D-CJJ
FOH KENT, strictly modtrn Hat In Dav
Idge building, oposlte city hall.
JOHN W. HOUllINS, 1S02 FAHNAM ST.
D-n29
CHAMPION Carpet Cleaning Wks., cleans
and lays carpets right. 71s S, 14. Tel. C53.
D-t3l 02J
AIAVAY9 moving H. II. goods, pianos.
Olllce, 15Uii Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or SHI.
D-fx.0
HOUSES for rent In all purts of tho cliy
Hrennan-Love Co., 320 So 13th St.
D-C31
HOUSES, Mores.
DcmU, Paxton block.
D-CU
C1IA9. E. WILLIAMSON, WJ I'amam.
D-oJI
FOH KENT, house h romni, S. W. Cor.
Park nve. and Leavenworth. Modern ex
cept furnace. Key at cottage In rear.
D-105
COAL, best mokl'ig, J4.2S, delivered; noth
ing butler. Harmon & Weeth Co. Tol, Hi.
D-9i7 019
FOH HE NT, October 1. to small family, a
desirable seven-room eotlnge. 22nd and
California street, water In Kltclioii; $22 ur
month. Inqulro at 007 N. K'lh struet.
D-M233
3707 JONES Street, beautiful ten-room
modern residence In perfect order; naw
plumbing, new tumour, large lawn, Jd.OO.
OMAHA LOAN & THUS I' CO,
16th Ai Douglas St.
D-MJ52
SEE HENHY H. PAYNE, 001 N. Y.'ui'll
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
. D -037
HOUSES and Hats. Hlngwnlt. Darker Hilt
D-0.13
HOUSES und flats. Hlngwalt. barker bik.
D-Ml
8217 CUMINO St., S rooms; modern except
luruace, in goon conuiiion, .v.w.
OMAHA LOAN & TKI Si' CO.,
10th Douulas St.
D-5W
9-H0O1I houso, modern. 2201 Harney st.
(-HOOM. modern, and barn. 21th and Har
ncv: Cur. iGth and Hamilton, modern ti-
room new house, F. D. Wead, 10th and
Douglas. H mm?
NICE 6-room modern cottage. 2110 Decatur
:. o sou
FOH HKNT. ? room modern house cor. 13th
"iiu uiiou. inquire nil viiuoii.
D-M5J0 If
FOH KENT seven-room house furnished
completely line location, 2tl Ko nil :ud
vcuue, wesi viae car. u itsw
i nn hunt nut shs.
INM: ti.r,..,in rMoiice attictiv modern.
st- itn hi'at, lawn, burn, U'.kui pat.il 1" -ft.
tlon. central, $. Aduress 1 fffiffi
N tfth. 7 moms, bath, tlS.OO.
1H"2 fihlo. ! looms, bath. JJt.HO.
GARVIN BROS., 1013 FARNAM
D M99D
iVE-HOOM modern cottage, barn. 11,800.
UW N. 30th D-8V4
OR HKNT. fine C-room modern cottages
In the Stanford circle, 13th anil Vinton
street , convenient to .South Omaha and
13th Btreet car linen; J2u per month.
The Ilyron Ilced Co., 212 8. llth St.
D-157
roa itii.NT v liMsnni) itttoiif.
THllKU rooms, hougekeopliiB; 1113 3. llth.
13-374
NICKL.Y furnlb-hcd front rojni, mlth a eve;
uIho smaller roums, modern. 64. 9. 2Un
avc. U-AliOG !)
UKAL'TIFI'Ij moJprn roomi", first ll.jor,
housekfcplnff. 611 N. ljtn. n-.Mlll 0
TUK TAHNAM. U21 Fr.rnam t.,Ju8t
opened; elcfjont onm, ccrvthlnit new,
hteatn heat, e.c irlr IIRh. ; tr.tna.cnt, 1
to 12 a day, European pljtn. Tel. UU.
H-13J 9
Foil HKNT front room with alcove, BllIU
able for two gentlemen, in Houth 20th nt.
K-.M149 0
Ft lt.MMIlM) IttlUMS AM) IIOAHII.
OL,KNCAIItN1iranalents,$1.2Sday. 1CCJ Uous,
F-03S
OOOD board, prlv.ito family, m So. 25 h
avenue. F MC3)
L'TOl'IA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-40
THK Merrlam, good summer resort. 23th it
Dodye. F 041
FOH ItKNT Hooms and board for three
gentlemen and one lady. 24l Chhs Ht.
LA I to i; plcaKant room. 22U Howard at.
ClVI.' t.if,... m.-,.., -1 . nmn ... ... . I . A J .
v . . iiiiv yvin ..tit, ainuii iuviii. ui.li
of home cojkIiis; hot water heat Aildie. a
i 21. Uee. MM
I'Olt ItK.VT t'.M'l HMSlllMl HOOMS.
FOl'rt lari?e unfurnished rooms for rcnti
urst noor steam neat. ioi uojyus st.
tl-A17Si
rim in: vr yioims axii offices.
FOH KENT, store In first-class location;
rent reusonauie. appiy it. is. l'o.eis A:
Co., ground lloor, Uee ulus. I iii
Atill.NT.S W..THI.
WANTED. nRcnts In ovcry town and
ruinuiunlty to sell the "Hest" Vop r
Uuulino Lamps, most ucientillc Lamp
made, two years on the market; abso
lutely guaranteed for one year. Host ln
ounut'Mx'IH Light Co., "Jl$ bo. 15th ot.,
Omaha, Neb. J-M182 G::l
WA.NTUO TO Hi:.T.
TO KENT or lease, partly modern li or 7
room house, convenient to car or down
town, lteicreuces. Address, Y 12, llee,
K-SS1-8
s'rou.vr.i:
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 312
911 Jones, general utpragu und forwardliiK.
-t.12
6m7 Van Stor. Co.. 16UU Faru. Tela. 1559-!,a
ol3
wa.mi:d to nuv.
ALL kinds of household Roods, hotels, etc.,
In largo and smail iiuamtties. Chicago
Furniture Co., IlW-10 uougo. Tel, 202U.
N JI3
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha savings bank accounts, urennan
Love Co., aw bo. Uth. N till
OLD stamp collections bought. 216 N. Uith.
N lii Oi9
WANTED, to tiuy tlfty second-hand type
writers. Nebraska Cycle Co., Cor. luth
and Harney. N MSI3 11
HESIDENCE WANTED 8 or 9 rooms,
modern, with barn; must bo In good con
dition, on nuvea street in nice neighbor
houd. am willing to tiay Irom SJ.uuo to
IJ.iUo cash; niniu lowest prices and full
description In nrst letter. Y 9, Heo.
N-JIW! S
WANTED, to purchnse, a Lome, 7 or S-rcom
House, modern, in good icailxn. Adurrss,
Mating paitlculars, Miss Ac tin Shceiy,
Pox M2. Omaha, Neb; N ISi S"
FOH SALE HOUSES, VKIIICLES, 12TC.
NEW and 2dll. vehicles at marked down
prices, llarry i rost, inn c teavenwortn.
P-01'J
FOH SALE, a horse and buggy cheup. In
quire at 2162 st. jiary s ave. r-,Miitt
ONE gjod sound young horse, good weight
und goou traveler, a. i: xuaey, iioaru
Trade. 1' 1 9 MI
V O II S A I . U M I c i: l.h k y KO u h.
HAKD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences anu criDuing. uougias. ysii
CUTTEHS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Council Drug io., -or. lutn aim Dodge.
tj 613
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1110 Farnam.
S! 01!)
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13,
2DHAND wheels, 3 to J10; new wheels, J15.
nm ihn H1r.frl. rn 1 1 1 1 1 Ji' f'lilnnir,. Ht
U-Cil
FOH SALE, payable after received, throe
months' trial tree; $11.25 for a h.gh grade,
5-drawer. drop head cabinet sewing ma
chine; $11.90 for a regular $40.00 bicycle:
$93.50 for a $300.00 piano; $29.75 for a $75.00
parlor orgunl; $15.oO for a 6-pleco over
stuffed velour Jto.OO parlor suite. All new
high grade standard goods. For full par
ticulars state articles Interested In and
wo will mall you a special catalogue
Scars, Hoebuck & Co., Chicago.
Q-MG58 013
SECOND-HAI'D Callgraph (new) for aale.
Cull at otllco clerk district court.
Q-631
FINE horse and rubber-tired buggy, very
cheap. II. E Fredcrlckson, 1122 Dodge St.
U-431 08
COUNCOHH. Monroe & Co.. 811 N. 10th St.
Q-&S4
WHITE cabinet sewing machine, almost
new; bargain. Address Y 5, Ileo.
Q-M8I8
FOH SALE, "ood It.Vlan harp, flrst-clasi
condition. J. v. ssampson. urand island,
Neb. C-M142 9
.MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furniture
mil stoves nt lowest prices, carload lots or
less, t.nicago furniture v.o.. nuu-iu uouge.
tt tf
CLAIHVOYA.NTS.
MHS. FHITZ. clairvoyant. SID North 16th
S-SK
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist. ItXC Dodge
O .111.1
i;i,ECTitiu thi:atsiet.
MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, room 1. 2d floor
Mao Edgar, assistant. T M841 11
ELITE parlors. 015 S. ltlth, second floor
T-MS-N-5
MME. LEE. magnetic treatment, 607 So.
ioiii, room .-. T.M 120 13
l'r.itso.s ai.s.
DIl. HOY, chiropodist; corns removed, 2So
U-662
HUPTUHE ctin-d; no knife, no imln. no
..aiih'-i . it'l eireumrs. i;miirO lllln
ture Cure. 932 N. Y. l.lfo bldg. Omaha.
U C64
VIAVI, woman's way to lualth. 310 Ileo bldi
U-CS3
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before dur-
.mi. wwiiiiuviuviib, umlivo uuuiiieu. IIJO i, if
-vm
I'EIISO.XAI..
TUItKIBlI baths, massace baths, electric
baths, for ladles only, skilled women
massiiKe operators! finest ecuippcd baths
In the city. Kenatrom IJath Company.
Hooms 216 to 220 Ilea JJIdg. U 061
l'MJATINfl, buttons to order; plnklnB
jvhlln you Wftit.
Omaha rieatlns
C -0., 131
nouRias.
U-668
I'HISATE home before and durlntT conllne
ment, babies adopted. Mrs. Uurget, 2'i:0
liurdette. U-669
LADIES will receive first-class caro before
and during conniiemcnt; lady physician.
M3 N. 23d Ht. U-145 021'
YOUll OLD SKIHT
Can be altered to look new nnd stylln by
ttslnt; one of our beautiful FKKNCit
ACCOUDION I'UEATED FLOUNCES
Any kind complete from J I. Co up. AL
1 EHATION I'ATTHUNd AND INaTIUC
T10N8 FllK. Accordion and Bide p.cat
Ing by the yard. Send tor circulars.
200 Douglas JJik., mtli nnd Dodgj.
SHAMPOO, 35c i halrdress, 23c; manicure.
50c, scalp treatment, iuc; electric mas
saga or scalp treatment, 3-c. F. M.
Scliadcll At Co., 1622 Douglas.
U-M357 029
LADIES' Jackets Kml tailor made suits al
tered, clcuncd, repaired. M. Fogcl, 207 S. 17.
U 378-
VOt'NO man of
25 wishes to rorresnnml
Wll
He
with young lady; object company. V 3,
U JI148 !'
MO.M1V TO LO.l.V It I; A I, ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and wcstcM
Iowa farms at 5 ptr ixnt, boirowtr can
puy $iw or any niui.ip.e, uiiy Interest
date, no deny. Hreim.ui-Lovu Lo,,
So. 13th St., Omaha, Neti. Wj7o
MONEY to loun on Improved Omaha real
estate. liruuiiun-Lo Co., 309 oj.
71
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved t.ly
propeny and taruis. v . tut nam Sm.tn 'i
Co., 132v Furnum. W 72
WANTED, city loatM, bonds und warrants.
George u Company, 1W1 Fainam St.
W-S73
MONEY In any amount at 6, 5te, 6 per cent
J. W. HuHUi.Nb at Co., l&W FAHNAM ST.
W-oil
MONEY to loan on farm nnd city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 160i Farnam.
W-t74
MONEY to loan nt 6 and 6V4 per cent on
Omaha property. W. 11. Meiitle. 401 S. lith
W-070
PHIVATE money, 5, 5'4. '5 per cent; no do
lny. Uarvlu liros., 16U Farnam, W 177
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
nnu wari.ini.i. it. .. reieru it t o., in.
Furnaiii St., Hco Hldg. W 67S
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1C21 Douglas.
w ;
FIVE per cent money. IJcmis, Paxton block.
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
properly or ior uuiioing purposes. iayne
Knox Co., New York Life. W-6S1
PHIVATE money to loan.
J. II. Sherwood,
WM-113 11
yjy v. uire.
MO.EY TO LOAN CI1ATIEI.S.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. Yo'J
10 Keep inu property.
SALARY LOANS
to peoplo permanently employed on their
own names, witnout inuorser or mortgage.
We loan from $10 up. We charge noth
ing for making papers and wo keep noth
ing out of tho amount you ask for. You
may repay the moi.ey in one, mouth, or
take 2, 3, 4. 5, 6 months or more In which
to repay It. Our rates are us low as the
lowest, our buslncsn is confidential and
wo always try to please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Established 1S92.
X-M7J1
MONEY . . . MONEY
LOAJSD SAbAKUilJ I'liOPLH.
No endorser or mortgrce reaulrcil.
LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS and
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 620, tilth lloor. Now York Llfo PHg.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, iowk, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 . 13.
. a vj
LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CROWD.
They come to us. If you can do better
ClaU.WICIU ufi buitiD ..v. a vub you
can't). Come and let us prove to you
that wo give REST TERMS In tho City
anil more for your money than other.
DARE. No mortguge, no Indorser, no
publicity; simply a conlldentlal business
dCa' RELIAHLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303, Third Floor, Paxton Block.
X-CSI
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, din-
nionds, watcnes, privately. Hergers Lon
Co.. 1504 Farnam St.. upslMrs. X-94J
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, hor.es,
cows, jeweiry. uuu ureeu, n.o, uarner isik
X v5
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per-
muneni posiwn wiin reiponsiuie concern
upon their own numes without security;
easy payments. Tolmun, 'M N. Y. L. llidg
X-W
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. J
W. TAil.uis, sis 1'irsi ai. uanit uiug.
X ri
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds.
waicnes; puMujiiba vunuuciiuai. vjuiana
Chattle Loan Rank, 220 S. 19th, upstairs.
X M9
PRIVATE LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE
On their plain note without security. No
charges tot papers. Lower rates. Easier
payments. Conlldentlal treatment as
sured. Wn want your trade. AMERICAN
LOAN CO., Room 601 Ueo ttlOit.
X-742
HlSINESS IIIA.NCES.
$160 CASH or easy payments oays 25 strictly
lawful (nlckoll slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upua.d
weekly each. Earl, Clark As Co., Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, III
- Y-M7S4
FOR SALE or rent. Muller's Hakery and
Confectionery, 28th and Leavenworth.
A bargain. Y&87 12
FOIl UXCII.VMJE.
WANTED TO TRADE, a Fecondhand high
grade bicycle In good condition for a 6x7
cumera. Address Y 16, Uee.
Z M7M-9
GOOD, clear building lot to trade for horse
buggy and harness.- Byron R. Hastings,
212 So. llth St. Z-M938 9
WANTED, to exchange, vacant lot f-.r
horse and wagon. J. II Sherwood, 9JJ
N. Y. Llfo. Z-112 s
FOR SALE-HEAL ESTATE-.
HALF aero Just west of 30th street, at
south end of Miller Park; only $275.00.
Ryron R. Hastings, 212 So. 14th St.
RE-M937 9
GREAT I1ARGAIN, full lot on Cuming
street. 66x132 feet, between 17th nnd 18th
streets; paving taxes nnd permanent side
walk all paid for; price, $3,000 00.
The Byron Reed Company, 212 So. 14th St.
RE-M933 14
A GENUINE BARGAIN.
Lot S, block I9l'i, City. SS ft., north of Cum
ing st., fronting west on 21th st. nnd ean
on 22d st, for $2,000: if owners have not
previously sold another lot.
F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas St. RE-S5I 11
2717 CHICAGO ST.. 4 large rooms and halT
city water In house, lot 60x153 feet, will
rent for $12.00 a month; price $1,200.W;
easy terms.
Tho Byron Reed Company, 212 So. 14th St.
RE-M936 9
$1,600 BUYS furnished 6-room cotliiBTTln"
cludlne new piano) and nearly un acre of
ground with fruit In Calhoun. Will ix
chango for Omaha house and assume
small Indebtedness. 2531 Decatur St.,
City. RE-M990-S'
FOR SALE cheat), largo lot and three
cottages. J. A. Lovegren, 4th lloor Pax-
ton block. RE-M540
HOUSES, farms, R. C. Patterson, 305 N.Y L,
RE-69J
HOUSES, lots, farms. !ands, loans; also lire
Insurance. Rcmls, Paxton blk. RE 694
GOOD rental property for fnrm, Monroe
Co., Feed und Fuel, 811 N. 16th St.
Z 699
1
FOR SAI.l! IIEAIj ESTATE.
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tlu
Union Pariiic Rnilroail companj. ft A.
McAllaster, land eomtnissioner, Union
Pacific Headuuurters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-0B7
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-5
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 120J Farnam St.
ll-iJ
PAYNE-KNOX CO., HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATK HARUAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS, SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STOREiJ.
for RENT. First lloor. N. Y. Life R.dg
RE uJ
DELIGHTFUL home In Hanscom Place
for sale at a liberal discount. M. J.
Kcnnurd Son, sulto 310-211 Drown Rlk.
RE ISO
LANDS. C. li. Utirrows, Norfolk, Nebraska.
RE 400 Dec. .'6
1,120 ACRES of good fnrm or grazing tand
In central Nebraska for sale cheap. Pet
tcrson, 622 N. 16th St., Omaha, Neb.
RE-MJ09 023
FINE east rout lot, three blocks so. depots,
10th st. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
RE-MS31 11
NEW house. 7 large rooms, porcelain bitn,
etc., very complete, full So. front lot,
$3,200.
C. F. HARRISON. 913 N. Y. Life.
RE-S57 9
LARGE 7-room, 2-story house, good barn. 3
large lots, near paved St., school, etc.,
$1,200.
C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life.
RE-SSS 9
NON-RESIDENT offers modern S-room
house, born und lot for $9X1; must sell.
Address M. II. Kilbourn, Sllverton. Ore
gon. RE-MS74 10
GEORGIA avenue property, b rooms, nil
modern house, full lot. tine shade, per
manent walks and pavement. Price,
$3,2W. J. H. Sherwood, 939 N. Y. Life.
RE M 115 S
FOR SALE, S-room modern house, electric
lights, caRt and south front, lot 78x133.
lino shade, large barn, pcimaucut wn k
and pavement, northwest corner 31th nnd
Martha. Just the place for South Omaha
man. Price, $3,600 cash; balance long
time. J. H. Sherwood. 939 N. Y. Life.
RE-M-111 8
GRAZING land of estate, clean and cheap;
will trade for city Improved. 1203 Far
nam; RE-126 8
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 616 N. Y. L. Bldg ;
Tel. 1664; Alice Johnson. D. O., lad en'
' dept.; Gld E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
7jJ
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still sclmol.
Klrksvlllc, Mo. bOI Paxton Ulk. Tel. 1567.
-704
A. T. HUNT, D. 0 305 Karbuuh. Tel. 2332.
-5'6 OJ
FAYETTE COLE, D. O., room 413 Bee bldg.
97S-N6-
Minnc.vi..
LADIES out of heHlth Jlnd prompt relief.
Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Cuntidenlldl,
702
LADIES troubled with Irregularities,
whites, sterility, painful or suppressed
menstruations nnd prompt relief and iure;
quiet home before and during confine
ment. Call or write with stamps to Dr.
Prius, 1513 Dougo St.. Omaha, Neb.
U-Mt69 Ol3
LADIES, Golden Seal Is a never falling
regulator; removes Irregularities from
any cuuso In live hours; sent seeuro from
observation. $1. Cattolu Medlcino Co., St.
Louis. Mo. M 503 029
LADIES, $1,000 for a case old Dr. Jackson's
monthly regulator fnlls to relieve In 24
hours, or money refunded; no, ergot or
tnnsy pills; many saved trom suicide. By
mall $3.00. Dr. Jackson Remedy Co.,
Dept. O 2, 1S2 Dearborn St., Chicago, Hi.
i 96i NO'
LADIES, cure for leneorrhoea, etc.; perfect
regulator; send $1.00. Box 296 Omaha, Ncu.
'.S1-N6'
V1RTUAMA cures Imprttency resulting
from indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring nealres, ambitions,
nsplratlons of youth, lalilu ilttlnc tor
success, happiness In business; profes
sional, social, married life; $2 or 3 fdr $3.
Sent anywhere' prepaid on receipt of
price. Tho Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, III.
American Olllce, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; M. A. Dillon,
South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full lino rubber goods.
LOST.
LOST, Elk's pin. H. P. O. No. 39. Rewind
for return to W. J. Shrader. Lost 377
50 REWARD.
Stolen, team ot bay mtueo, 1 horse. I mare
mule with harness, scar on right mnd
foot of hnree mule. Any information ilb
erallv rewarded. C. C. Curtis, irvi.igton,
Neb. Lost Mi 81 9'
STRAY'ED, two uorrel colts, 4 years old,
with halters on, with white stripes In
face; one has three white tert and the
other two. Return to 313 S. 28th st. for
reward. Ixist 31150 9-
uaxcim;.
CHAMBERS' Bchool of dancing, 17th nnd
Douglas. Classes and ciuos now form
ing at academy. Open duby, 9 u. m. to
6 p. m. 'Phone, llxl. Uml and music
furnished parties, circulars. .M69i uio
NEW classes now forming at Morund's
tilts weeK, Tuesday and t rlday, s p. m..
12 lessons, ladies w gentlemen 5S; special
prices to clubs; usacmblics Wednesday.
-4 0-8
SIIOItTHAM) A.D TVPIlWItl'ii.MJ,
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. V. Life.
703
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Bldg. .06
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col.
lege. Boyd's Theater. 7U?
GREGG Shorthand taught at tho Omaha
Commercial College, lfath and Douglas Sts,
-i0
Lessons In bookkeeping, penmanship, arith
metic; day & ov'g. Rutlibun, 623 Beo Bldg
Sa
LAMSUAOI'S.
CHATELAIN School of Languages, Boyd's
theutcr, hau reopened tor seuson.
-123 OS
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION und side ploatlng, cheaprs
best, quickest .Mrs. A. C. Mark. 9 Pal
tcrson Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts.
-M514 OJ
i:m;im:s, boilers, etc.
L. C Sharp Much, Wks.; Rotors, dynamos.
-715
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam I-aundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c, 1750 Leavenworth, Tel. 617.
-712
PAWNBHOKEIIS.
EAGLE Loan Otllco, reliable, accommodat
ing, nil business conlldentlal. J3j1 Douglas
-;oj
LOANS, II. Marowltz; low rates. US N. 16.
-701
STAMMEHINT. AM) STt.TTEIll.M
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Ramge Bldg.
-:i '
nitESSMAKlNO.
E. G. MCDONALD, 1612 Capitol avenue.
M-03; 013
IN IAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 So, 26th
8t. --443 Nl
FUR.MTIRE HEPAIItlM).
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wulklln, Sill Cuming St
-713
ACCOUNTANT,
CHARLES E. WALTERS, 326 Bee bldg.
-M76J n"v 1
- - , ' 1
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvered. 70S N lu
711
STOVE HEPAIItlM'.
SToVE furnace. r,.ng" repair"!, water i .ti.
nectlons. Om, 3l'uo Rep. ks . UUT I. ig
TiH. 9i -7M
WAVt'ED-IIOHSES TO BREAK.
WANTED, horses to break and train; w li
take this nrk at reasonable rates, lm
good winter quarters. Address George
Davis, 22S Dee Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
SS N4
PI VM) Tl.MMi,
WE tune vour piano for $I.M Rose's Art
Store, 1621 Dodge. Tel. 1915. t
ML'IvEL Pl.ATI.Ml.
STOVES, lumps and chandeliers replated
Om. Plating Co., Bco Bldg. Tol. 23Jj.
716
II1IUIS AM) TA.ll)EltM.
STOCIC S Bird Storo. 1603 Leavenworth.
-717
.Ml SUA I,.
INSTRUCTION In piano or organ freo to a
limited number of students; new plan:
see me. Prof. Braun, 650 Ramgc BU.
SI0-O15
TAII.OHI.Ntl.
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, la
designs S J. Brodenc'', 161 Farnui
test
m
VJ4 Ollt
t Altl'U.X TElls A .Ml .lOniiEUS.
ALL kinds o carpenter work and repairing
piomptiy atteiiued to. J. T. Ochiltree, 2utn
uml Lnko Sts. ' 3T0
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rnto tickets everywhere. P. H. Phil
bin, 15v0 Farnam. Telephono 7SI. 709
El.Ot t HON AM) ORATORY.
ELLA DAY. 204 Ramge bldg ; rending, elo
cution, oratory; Thursday night sellout.
-M7S4 wlj
At ET I.EM1.
MONARCH Generators are best. Cnrbula
$1.60 per 100 lbs. Agents wanted. M A. G.
Co., 1U22 Douglas St. -67 013
liO lllt.N.ME.N'l' MITIl'i;.
PROPOSAL FOR WATER SYSTEM Do
partment of the Interior, Olllce of Indian
AlTmrs, W ashlnaton. D. C.. Sent. 19. 1900
Seined proposals, endorsed "Proposals for i
Water sysuin," and addressed to tho Com
I mlbsivnvr of Indian Affairs, Washington,
' D. C. will be received ut this otrico until
2 o'clock li tu. of Wednesday. October 17.
VM, lor tiiriilshinx and delivering at the
Kleknpoo Bnardlng School, Pottawatomie. !
etc , Agency. Kansas, tho necessary mate
rial and labor required In the construction
of u wuti r system, In strict accordance
with tho plans, specifications and instruc
tions to bidders, copies of which aro on
tllo In this olllce. the U. S. Indlnn Ware
house, I hicugo, 111 , the U. S. Indian Agent,
Pottawatomie, etc.. Agency, Kansas, the
Builders' nnd Traders' Exchange, Omaha
Nob., und tho newspaper publishing this
advertisement. W. A. JONES, Commis
sioner. S22 d 1st morn
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
Stores-otllco Purchasing Commissary
of Subsistence, Omulin, Neb., September 23,
1900. Sealed proposals, subject to ths
, usual conditions, will bo received at this
omee until lu o ciock, a. m October 9.
19 J), nt which time and place they will be
publicly opened tor furnishing subsistence
stores, as follows: Potatoes, onions,
canned tomatoes, etc. Preference will be
given to artlnes of domestic production.
Blank proposa s and specifications can be
obtained at this olllce. D. B, WILSON,
Major 23th Intuntry. Commissary.
E23-M-26-27-2 O-G-S-M
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
FREMONT ELKHORN'A:
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Offices,
United States National
Bank Bldg., S. W. oor.
Twelfth and Farnam Sis
ikkui ...ee. 1101 Farnam at. Telephone.
661. Depot, 15m und Webster Sts. Tele
phone, 1458. Leave. Arrive.
il.ick Hills, Dcadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 prn a 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Cuspar and
Douglas ..d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior. Genes u,
Exeter und Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b'D:C0 pm
Noilolk Verdlgro und
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Llncoin, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Ftemonl Local c 7:30 am
a Daily, b Daily except Suauav. c Sun.
i day only, d Dally except buturday. o
Dally except Monday.
SIOUX CITV &. PACIFIC
Railroad Tne North
western Line" General
Oltlces, I rilled States
National Bank Building,
B. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. 'llcket
oltite, .Wi Farnam St. Telephone, 661. ue
, pot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express a 6:m am nlii.Jo pm
i Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm a t:15 am
I Sioux -iiy Loca; a 8:00 am a 4:20 pm
a uauy.
CH1CAUO A NOHTII
western Railway "The
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Olllce, 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phone, 661. Depot, Tenth
und Muson Sts. Tele-
Leavo. Arrive.
Dayllcht Chleuco Sue-
clal a 7:00 am
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm
till:30 pm
u 8:40 am
i.imuTii rxircs". ues
Moines, Mnrsualltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago a n 10:33 nm a 4:03 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and East a 4:53 pm n 4:03 pm
Fast Mull, Chicago to
Omaha a 2:45 pm
Omaha-Chtcngo Special. a 7:43 pm u t:00 pin
Fast Mall u 8:20 am
a Dallv.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" General
unices, .enrasaa uivi
sion, 15th and Webster
Sts. City Ticket mill-...
1a.
iuiii St. Telephone, 661. Depoi,
Wub'ter Sts.
And
m . r. .. Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. . .a 6:w am a 9:10 ntie
Omaha pasesnger hI1:iu am
Sioux City & North-
east Nebraska a 3:60 pm
Oakland Locals b 5:45 pm b 8:15 am
a Dally, h Dally oxcep. Sunday.
MISSOURI PAClFrc RAIL-W!l!1-UeSeral
CIIIccb and
lloltet oiDces Southeast cor
ner 14th and Douglus SU
itici.nuno lu4.
t nt.i Stiitlon.
St I
.otils ft Kansas lrr,ve
City
IC C,
tl;'"Jru!,1? 1":00 nm n 6:30 nm
fat. L. Express. . .aioao pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 15th and
Webster Sts.
Nebraska Local Via
Weeplnir Water h i.js nm nft.jn ...
a Dally, b Dally except Sunder. 10,45 a,n
CHICAOO. MILWAUKEE
St pa il Rallwav- f t
Ticket Offlce. 1304 Farnam
street. Telephono 2S4. Depot
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telcphono, C2:i.
Leave. Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex. ..a 6.(0 pm n 8:06 am
uiiuago iv uniaim i.x. . t) . ;jo am tt 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunuay
W ABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone. S95. De
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Stieets. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
S. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 6:06 pm a 8:20 am
a Dall.
UNION PACIFIC.-'THE OVER
land Route' General oHlce,
Is. E. cor. Ninth and Farnatn
streets. City Ticket Otllco, 13Ji
Farnam street. Telephone, in ..
Depot, Tenth ana Muson Stu
T.-lophone, tC9.
Leave. Arrive
The Overland Limited.. t ";20 um a 7:35 pm
The Chlcago-Poriland
Special u 8:20 am n 7:33 prn
The Fast Mai! a 8:jH am a 3:25 pm
Tho Coloradu Special... all ;Jj pm u 0.50 um
Tne Fust Mull , a 1:35 pm
Lincoln. Beatrice, and
Btromsburg express.. b 4;10 pm bl2:25 pm
Hi.. t'nelC. Pinress a4:23nm
Tho AMantl- Exrires,. a C.30 am
Oiund Islatt I l.o. nl .,,b 6:30 pm b 9,30 am
i Dally, b Dully except Sunday.
I Pllolll, u.j
mm?
I 1401
16th
be.. .
RAILWAY TIME TA11I.ES.
BUHLlNtrrO.N
&. MIS-Rallroad-
t urt Jtuer
1 tie Burungton Route
(kntral Oflices, N. W.
1 ornur Tentli and Farnam
Ms, Ticket Olllce, ISO
l urtum street, ieieptiuue,
2j" Duriiueioii
station, Jentii and .tason
Streets. Telephone .
i Lincoln. Hastings and
i McCook ...nSiUfttu a 7:8 pm
! , f....p. (Vln-
rado iMah "c-hfornii a 4:25 Pm
l.Hicoiu t lilaca Hills. : m
Montana, t ucet ttound a 9.3J pm
Lincoln V-usl Mall . . . . .a .tow pm
Denver, Colorado. I tan
a 3:00 pm
ii 3.W pm
a b:U am
iU0;Jj am
& California
a Cut am
u Dally
KAN&AS CITY. St. Jo
seph A Council Blutts
RalIro.id-"The Burling
ton Route nckel omen.
lf'C Farnam street. Teie
phone 5o. Depot, Tenth
and Mason streets. Tele
phone, 12?.
Leave. arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex ..n s:.'h am n b:10 pm
Kansas City Night Ex .IWIS tun a 6:lo am
St LjuU Flyer for St.
Joseph and St Louis a 4:!o pm all;la am
u Dully
CHKAGO. BUULINGTON
At Quiney Rabroad "The
Burlington Route '-Ticket
Ofllce. Ij02 Farnam St.
Tel 230. Depot, le:ith At
Mason Streets. Telephone,
Us
Leave
Arrive.
u....B.ii tii.wugo Spe
cial a 7:00 am
Ptorla Express
Chicago Vestlbulrd Ex.. a 4:00 pm
Chicago Local Express. a am
Chicago Limited a (:43 pm
Paclllc Junction Local. .ul0:)5 am
Pnclho Junction Extra.
Fast Mall
u Dall.
a 9:25 pm
a 7.15 am i
a .Vj pni
a 7:! am
a 7:i pm
a 2:46 pm
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL-
road -Omaha, Kansas Lily
Eastern Railroad "Tim
y ilncy Hotito"-Tleket of
llce, 1416 Fnrnam Street.
Telephone 322. Depot, Tenth
and Marcy Streets. Teh
.Miotic. 629.
i.cavo. Arrive.
lannon Ball
Exnress a 5:05 pin a S:20 am
Knnsus City and Qulney
Local u 7:00 um a 9:00 pm
n Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
llce, ltu2 Fainant street.
Telephone, 2li. Depot
Tenth and Mason streets.
Leave.
ali:10 am
a 7;t6 pm
St.
b 7:10 am
St.
a 7:43 pm
from
Arrive,
u 4. US I'm
a x:l: um
b 9:40 pm
a 5:15 am
Chicago Exrress ..
Ch.cago Limited .
Minneapolis and
Paul Exptess ....
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited ....
Fort Dodge Local
Council Blurts ..
u Dally, b Dallv
u i:jo pm
bio.is am
except Suucay.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL
and &. Pacillc V illroaJ
"The Oreat Hock isl
and Route." City Tick
et Olllce, 132:1 Farnam
Street. Telephone, a'6.
Depot, Tenth & Mnson
Streets. Telephone 6i.
I ,n'p. Arrive.
Dea Moines and Daven
port Local a 7-23 am till :3s am
Chicago Express bll:13 am u 8:10 am
Chicago Fust Exprcs. .a 6:00 pm u 1:25 pm
Lincoln and Falrbury. .a s.30 um a 7:0? pm
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo und
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pro.
Dec Moines, Rock Isl
and and Chicago a 7:15 pm n 6:60 pm
Colorado At Texas Flyer.a 5:55 jm a 9.15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
POSTOFFICE .NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY' by nil Interested,
us changes niny occur nt any time )
Foreign mulls for the week ending October
13, 1900. will close (PROMPTLY In till
caseio ut the General Post Otllco its fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one
hour earlier than closing time shown be
low. Parcels Post Malls tor Germany closo
at 5 p. m. Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. TrniiNiitluntlR .Mull.
TUESDAY At 6 a. m. for AZORES
ISLANDS direct, per s. s. Tartar Prince;
ut 7 a. m. for EUROPE, per h. h. Latin,
via Southampton and Bremen (mall for
Ireland must be directed "per 8. h.
Lahn").
WEDNESDAY At 7 a. m. (supplementary
9 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Now
York, via Southampton (mall for Ireland
must bo directed "per s. . New Y'ork");
at 9 a. in. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for
EUROPE, per H. s. Teutonic, via Queens
town; ut lu:30 u. m. for BELGIUM di
rect, per s. s. Southwurk (mall must be
directed "per s. s. Soulhwnrk ).
THURSDAY At C.30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per h. s. AugiiHtu Victoria, via Plymouth
and Hamburg (mall lor France, Switzer
land, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey,
Egypt, Brlllth India and Lorenzo Mar
quez, vlu Cherbourg, must bo directed
"per k t. Auguste Victoria"); ul 6:30 n. in.
for FRANCE SWITZERLAND, ITALY,
SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT,
BRITISH INDIA and LOREN.O MAR
Ol'EZ, per s. s. La Touraine, vlu Havie
(mail for other parts of Europe must be
directed "per h. s. La Touraine").
SATURDAY At 4:30 11. m. for EUROPE,
per s. h. Etrttrlu, via (JueeiiHtown tmall
fur Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
(Chrlsttunlu) and Russia must be directed
"per h. t Etrurla"); at ti.30 n. m. for
GERMANY. DENMARK, SWEDEN.
NORWAY (CHRISTIANI.Y) and RUSSIA,
per s. s. Trave, via Southampton nnd Bre
men (mall tor other purts of Europo must
bo directed 'per s. s Trave"); ut S a. m.
for NETHERLANDS direct, per H. s.
MnuHdiun (mnll must bo directed "per h.
s. Mansdam "); at 10 a. m. for SCOT
LAND, per s. s. City of Rome (mall must
be directed "per s. iv. City ot Rome").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples tor Germany only. Tho
sume class of mall matter tor other purts
of Europo will not bo sent by this ship
unions specially directed by her.
After tho closing of the Supplementary
Trnns-Atluiitlc Malls named above, addi
tional supplementary mulls urn opened on
the piers of the Amerlian, English,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ton Minutes of tho hour
oi sailing of steamer.
Matin for South und Centrnl America,
West Indies, i:te.
TUESDAY' At 9:30 n. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. in.) for CENTRAL AMERICA
(except Costa Rica) and SOUTH PA
CIFIC PORTS, per s. h, Alliancn, via
Colon (mail for Guatemala mint bo di
rected "per fx a. Alllunca"); at 12:30 p. m.
(supplementary 1 p. m.) for LEEWARD
und WINDWARD ISLANDS Mid DE
MERARA, per s. h. Mndlanu; nt 9 p. m.
for JAMAICA, per h. h. Admiral Dewey,
from Boston.
W E DN ES DA Y A t 10 a. tn. for 1NAGUA,
HAITI and SANTA MARTHA, per s. s.
Bolvernon; at 11 a. in. for YUCATAN, per
. s. Mercator, via l'rogreso (mall must be
directed "per s. s. Mcreutor"); at 1 p. m.
for CUBA, CAMPECHE, YUCATAN. TA
BASCO und CHIAPAS, per s. s. Orizaba,
via lluvuna nnd Progreso tmull for other
ptirtu of Mexico must bo directed "per s.
s. Orizaba"); ut 1 p. m. (supplementary
1:30 p. m.) tor NASSAU, per . s. Antliia
(mall must be directed "per s. s. An
tliia"). THURSDAY' At 2:30 n. tn. for JAMAICA,
per h. s. Admiral Sampson, from Boston;
ut 1 n. in. (supplementary 1:.V) p. m.) for
NASSAU. QUANTANAAlO and SANTI
AGO, per h. u. Suratogu.
FRIDAY-At 1 p. m. for INAOUA and
CAPE aitACIAS, per s. s. Kong Frodo
(mull for Jamaica, Belize, Puerto Cortez
and Guatemala must bo directed "per . h.
Kong Frodo").
SATURDAY'-At 8 n. in. for BERMUDA,
per h. s. Pretoria, nt 10 n. m. (supple
mentary 10.30 a. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA. SAVANILLA?
CARTHAOENA and GREYTOWN, per h.
8. Alene (mall for Costa Rica must be
directed "per s. 8. Alene"); at 10 n. in. for
PORTO RICO, per 8. 8. San Junii. via
San Juan; at 10 n. m. (Biippiementury in-3)
ii. m i for CURACAO und VENEZUELA
per s. s. Elldiir tmall for Saunllla ami
Carthngena must bo directed "per h r
Iilldur"); nt 11 n. m. for CUBA, per 8. b.
Havana, via Havnnu.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, und then re- by steamer, close ut
this oiIIlu dully ut 8:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday and
S-iturdnj). Mulls for Mlquelon, by mil to
I. .stun und thenco by sttumcr, closo at
this otko dally ut 8;30 p m. .Mails for
culm, by rail to Port Tumpa, Flu., and
thenco by steamer, cloye at this ofllce
dally at "7 n. m. (the connect "g H
are on Sunday, Wodnesduy and Frldayi.
Malls for Mexico City, overland, . nless
specially addressed for dispatch by
Nteamer. close at this otllco dally at 2 so
ii. tn. and 2:30 p. ni Malls for Belize
Puerto ( orti z uml Guatemala, by rail to
.Sew Orleans, nnd thence by steamer,
rlor-e at this .ofllce dally at "3 p m. (con
nertlng closes hero Mondays for Belize
Ccstu Rica, by rail to Mobile, Ala,, and
l mu'.ni'ij
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Post Olllce. New York. N Y, uct. 6, 1900
SHADES OF PA It MILL,
Belief In Ireland Tlmt tlir Home (title
Lender Is ot Dead,
Throughout Ireland there is a widespread
belief that Charles Stcnurt Parnell Is not
dead, but that It Is he who Is now lighting
against Lord Roberts In the Transvaal under
the name of Christian Do Wet.
This extraordinary statement is niado br
tho Dublin correspondent of the Paris
Temps, nnd It was published In that paper
a few days ago. "Many peoplo In Iro'and "
says the correspondent, "bollove tltnt, in
stead of dying, Parnell simply withdrew
from public life. Intending to wait until a
more favorable time arrived for putting his
cherished plana Into execution. This be
lief has now become so firmly llxed In the
people's minds thnt the rreat patriot's tomb
Is today neglected, though It was for tcvers.1
ears a Mecca for patriotic Irishmen nnd tho
rendezvous of nil tho nationalist societies
In Ireland. And. if Irishmen sympathize
with the Doers, n main reason In because
they believe thnt tho Christian Do Wet who
Is battling with Lord Roberts Is their own
beloved Parnell.
"I was preient nt the funeral of the great
Irishman nnd I could not help noticing thnt
there were mocking smiles on tho fnecs of
very many persons In the Inimenso throng.
I expressed my stirprlso to a venerable pat
riot, who was walking nrnr me. and ho
whispered these strange words Into my ear
'It's a dummy wo're going to bury, nnd our
leader himself Is following tho coflln. dls
gulsed ns a prlost. The people oven say that
they had great troublo to get him to cut off
his beard. It's a clever trick he's playing
and won't England be surprised when she
rinds the dead Parnell coming hack alive
some years from now!'
"During tho following forenoon," contin
ues tho correspondent, "I met a nationalist
member of Parliament, who had been an in
timate friend of Parncll's and I told him
what I had henrd.
"Ho was not In tho least surprised, but he
gavo mc a curious explanation of tho popu
lar belief thnt Parnell was still nllvn. 'Y'ou
know ns well as I do,' ho snld, 'that wo havo
Just bidden nn eternal farewell to tho great
champion of Irish liberty, hut It is our duty
to keep silent when wo find that tho Irleb
peoplo aro strongly convinced of his Im
mortality. Moreover, wo must remember
thnt Parnell, dead, will not ho nblo to stim
ulate Irish patriotism In such n splendid
fashion as Parnell, whllo living, was able
to do, nnd, therefore, it Is well thnt ho
should still Hvo In the iranglnntlon of his
countrymen.' "
There Is snld to bo snmo physical (resemb
lance between General Do Wet and Par
nell, and those who knew tho latter In life
claim that his character was In ninny re
speots similar to that of tho sturdy Boer
lender. There Is nlso snld, too, to bo somo
mystery about Do Wet's early life, and this
is one reason why the rumor hns recently
spread throughout Ireland that lxn Rob
erts' present antagonist Is none other than
CharlcH Stewart Parnell.
SUCTION OF TRAINS,
I'liNoHcd Problem Tlm IIs-e to Do
s, 1 1 Ii Modern Ilnllroniltnir.
"Tho theory that n moving train carries
along an envelope of air Is very Interest
ing." said an engineer to n New Orleans
Times reporter, "and I bellovo there Is
a good denl of truth In It. I,flrst hud ray
uttentlon attracted to tho Bub.ect by a
curious Incident that happened several
years ago at a crossing near Birmingham,
Ala., whero trains pass twice a day at a
speed of about forty miles an hour. The
tracks aro seven feet apart and thorn
would seem to bo nmplo room to stand be
tween them In perfect safety. Ono after
noon n small fox terrier dog, belonging
to a section boss, was asloep In the middle
Bpnco nnd woko up Just as the trains
closed In from each Bide. There was. a
barrel on the ground nearby and tho doj
In his fright Jumped on top of It. That,
possibly, brought ti Itn Into ono of tie rush
ing envelopes of nlr; at any rate, ho was
whirled off his feet and thrown clear to
tho roof of tho opposite car, whero hn
was subsequently found, Jammed ngalpst
a ventilator chimney with no injury cr.
ccpt a broken leg How In tho world he
ever niado such a Journoy nnd escaped
nllvo Is a mystery, unless his fall was
deadened by a cushion of air.
"Apropos of atmospheric pressure It Is a
well known fact that thora Is a 'vortex
Bpnco' or 'zone of auction' directly be
hind nny rapidly moving train and Its
prctenco accounts for a grotcBfjuo hap
pening that took placo some time ago on
tho Southrrn Pacific. Whllo tho Cal'forn a
bound express wns going through western
Arizona nt n clipping gnlt a pans ng r
who was on tho vergo of JlmJam3 ruBhid
out to tho rear platform, climbed on the
rati and Jumped oft. Ho was wearing
a very long linen duster and a muscular
tourist who happened to bo on the plat
form at tho tlmo grabbed It by tho tails
as It Balled by and yelled for help,
When some of tho other ran to his as
sistance they found the lunatic stretched
straight out In tho nlr behind tho plat
form, howling like a Comnnche, but safely
anchored by his duster, which had turned
Insldo out nnd caught him at the Hhoul
ders. Tho muscular gentleman wns hang
ing on for dear life, but had It not been
for tho fact thnt tho would-bo suicide was
virtually sustained and carried along by
the. suction of the vortex spneo, something
would certainly have given wny. They
reeled tho man In and he promised to be
good.
"We hnve very llttln exact knowledge
at present of the ntmosphcrlo conditions
that surround a moving train. A fuller
knowledge of them may lead to the solu
tion of somo lmming problems In trac
tion." Tho editor of the Fordvlllo, Ky., Miscel
laneous writes as a postscript to a busi
ness letter: "I was cured of kidney trrulla
by taking Foley's Kidney Cure" Tuko
nothing else. Myers-Dillon Drug Co ,
Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
Williams & Smith Co, announce tha ar-
j tlval of fall aad winter woolens.