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    THE OM All DAILY HUE: MONUAV, OCTOBEI. lo. 11)00.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES
Ad rrtlirmrnti for these columns
nlll he Inkrn until lit m. fur the
riciiliiE edition u nil until H no p. tn.
fur inoriilntc nnil Suniluy edition
Itntea, 1 i-'lv n rord flrst Insertion,
lc a word thereafter. .Nothing Inkrn
far less tlifcn Vf.'o tor the first Imrr
tlon. Thf mlrrrlltcincnti niit lir
ran consecntlv ely.
Ail rrtlsers, lis- reuuestlna nuin
hered cheek, enn li nc nitrr ad
dressed to n nnroherrd letter In enre
of The lire. Answer n addressed trill
lie delivered ui presenlatloa of the
cheek onlj.
sitlatio.ns w atbu.
PRINTER, brst-ilasi Job ar newspaper
man desires position In go"d ' o.mir
otJl" e In Nebraska '.r Pilvta. experlemed
In city and coutitr
re s, single
a -siy w
aress i si, Hce.
XV A M' 12 U 11 A I,
lIKl.f.
WANTED, e have steady work for a few
good buntlers of Hood hublt"' and appear
ance. C. F. Adamj Co.. 1 lio.vard St.
IlARUEU trade tsutjht tnoruuxh'v In short
time; catulosue and urt." uiurs free.
Addredsi Western Uan-i 1 Htltuie.
Omaha, Neb. B-471
WANTED, teams for K H woik In 1114-
lslput. Ire tranjot.Ji. ' i-r outfits.
AS'lckhum, l'helan c u . aiutl. street.
Council Uluffs, Ij.
WANTED, a flmt-ciass solicitor or runner
for clothing store, ood pay. Apply at
once to I1or.er Coining Co., 28i& N ft ,
South Omaha. Q-M1M
EXPEIIIEN ED solicitor, steady employ
ment In clti . referent renulreJ. ' all
UJl Bee Uldg U Ml 17
WKITK us for straight
Triumph tn . DalUn. 'lx
salaried Job
b-m:ij i
WANTED, men to urn barber trade. We
teach the work In shortest time possible
without limit to term, givlni constant
fir.ntlco obtained by fre clinic, cxprrt
ristructlonn by sktllel workmen and lec
tures on skin diseases by doctors; two
onrs sed, v." furnish free transporta
tion to our '-ollege at I'hlcflgn. St ns
or Minneapolis, an sufficient practice cjti
not be hid here. We guarantee em:'l"
ment In Ity and countr shops or travel
ing with o ir demontttrnli'rs. meth'l of
adi ttslr.g that offurs gratiiates guoi
waires. nlensAnt work and valuable ex
perienee, make appllcntlon a I once If
..mi want one of th poltotis when com
petent, catalogue ami partli Jars mailed
free Moler Barber i "ollege Representative,
1J3 Farn - s . Om.- hii ."eb ' "antlon : our
success has iaused otheta to atopt our
im itt Do ii'it -nnf'ie t'-, ..r eln.U Moler
W-MAili"
WANTED, good experienced clothing sales-
Y i'J. Hec oitice.
B-M392 15
WA.NTED-FKVlAl.i: HELP.
TelS70l
617 '
WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dovlge.
5-i girls wanted. Canadian Oolce. 1622 Dougla
C-02S
GIRL tor general housework; must be good
.ook. wages 94 week for competent girl.
Call at onco 2020 Etnmett. C MSI
v ANTED, good girl for general house
work, family of three, witgeM 4; apply
'mmediuiely. 2t2 Poppleton live.
C-MMS
WANTED, ar. experienced kitchen git
Call. 2X28 Farnum st. C M2JS
Itl
WANTED, cook, bent of wages.
3.'d ave.
110 So
C-241
WANTED, good girl for general house
work, small family, good wages, steady
position. 13'i So 32d St. C 217 13
FOR RENT ll()lil;s.
IF you want your houses well rented pU- e
them with Benawa A: t'o. D-tiJO 1
CHAMPION Carpet Cleaning Wks., cleans
and lays carpets right. 71b s. It. Tel. 63.
D-ISI 02j
ALWAYS moving H. 11. goods. Pianos.
Oflice. 1511S Farnara St. Tel. 1530 or -est.
D-U
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the tiiy
Bretinan-Luvf Co., 22J So 13th St.
D-31
HOUSES, stores.
Bemls, Paxton block.
D-61J
CHAS. E
WILLIAMSON. 1208 Farnam
D HI
FOR RENT, house S rooms, S W. Cur.
Park ave. and Leavenworth. Modern jx
cept funiacc. Key at cottage In rear
D-1C5
COAL, best cooking, 14.23, delivered; noih
tng better. Harmon & Weeth Co Tel 514.
D-9s7 019
FOR RENT. October 1. to small family, a
desirable seven-room collage. 22nd anil
California street, water In kitchen; ?I2 nr
month. Inquire at 07 N. 19th stre. t
D-.MSC
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, Ml N. Y. LIFE.
V',&
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wead, 15?l Dougla.".
D--C37
HOUSES and flats.
Rlngwalt, Barker Bik
UZli
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt. Barker blk
D-ijl
3217 CUMING St.. S rooms; modern except
furnace, In good condition, 130.00.
OMAHA LOAN Jfc TRUST CO..
19th & Douglas St.
' D -6M
l-ROOM. modern, and barn. 21th and Har
ney, Cor. 25ih and Hamilton, modern ti
room new house. F. D. Wead, 16th and
Douglas. D-M3tS
NICE 6-room modern cottage. 2110 Decatur
122. D-SIT.'
1S20 N. 27th. i rooms, bath. SIS to
1S02 Ohio, 9 room", buth. IJBW
GARVIN BROS., 1513 FARNAM.
D -M9W
FIVE-ROOM modern cottage, barn. ll.SOO.
3409 N. 20th D-bS4-
FOR RENT, line 6-room modern cottage
in the Stanford circle llth and Vinton
streets; convenient to South Omaha and
uth street car lines, jib per month.
Th Byron Reed Co.. 212 S. llth St.
D-137
FURNISHED or unfurnished, my resi
dence, 2117 Wirt street. J. J. Gibson, 506
First National bank. D M171 IS
FIVE-ROOM cottage. 1KB S. llth
D M30' 17
1241 LANPoN court, 10 rootn. modem. In
tine condition, rent 45)
OMAHA LOAN .t TRUST CO.
Uth & Douglas St
D-21S
FOR RENT. 11-room modern house nnd
barn, list and Davenport. M0.
Modern 6-room furnished cottage, close
In. 136.
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1S08 FARNAM ST.
T)-m
FOR RENT. S-room modern house, corner
Uth and Vinton. Inquire Hi: Vinton.
PMrs IS
l-ROOM house, modern.
Sit N. 16th.
Monro . Co..
D-n
5-ROOM cottage, furnished. r26.t; unfur
nlshed. 120.00. 1711 Musm &t.
D-?'wj i
I''OU RENT, tine S-romii m.nleru cotuiges
In tho Stanford Circle, llth and Vinton
streets, convenient to South Omaha and
13th street car lines. The Byron Reed Co..
212 S. 14th st. D--J'
Ft iR RENT, all modern brick house s
toom 311 No. Siil st. D MJtH
FOR HH.NT Fl RMJillEI) ROOMS,
THREE room, housekeeping, 1112 S. llth.
E-J7I
HorSEKEBPlNO. pleasant warm rooms
for winter, single or n.u!te. 51 N Istlt
St. K- li'
STEAM hatM rooms at The Thurston
E-:45
FOR Ri:.NT. furtilehed front room In prl-
ate family for gentleman on 25th street,
near Farnam. -Address Y 41. Be.
B-,M11 15
ITN'K south front rooms, desirable fur
niVd. steam heat, tin Jern r.s(d -e
bicakfast onlv ; references 4 S 2'tc't
F. M i '.
I-Oll KENT-Ft nM!"llRD ROOM-.
N !
I ' .ri.lshij fr nt room, with r "
an, a ler ritin1. modern. MS S il'ti
axe K-MlCli
BEAUTIFUL modern rooms. flrst flour,
to is-keeplng Mt .V. IJth. H-MWl IJ
Fit' "T parlor, modern, furnished, piano.
: . tw m!i, reasonable. 114 North Uth.
THi: KAHNA.M, l2l Farnam l . w
opened, elegant room?, everything rew.
suam heat, nfctrP Huh'., transient. II to
12 a day. European plan. Tel 1144.
F.-M420 )i
Ft lt.NIMIEU HUO.M.1 AMI HOARD,
GLENCAIRN.tran.lsnt,ll.:5Jay. Doujr.
. - - if
CJOOD board, private family. W S. 25'h
avtnue. F M65(
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. Y-Mi
THE Merrtam, good lummcr resort. 26th A
Dodtse.
F-SIl
ROOM, furnished or unfurnlihwl. with
board. T N. SSd St. F-Mlw 15
TO RENT. lrnUhedT T" unfuTnl..ie i
room, with board, In private family,
aulet nelghb rhood, near Hanscom park.
wo-worth live F-M22?
NICE warm room. cood bounl. reason ibl
rate. The Ros, von Harney.
F-2'-Ni:
Fnn R:nT. furnlhel room, with board
:i. Chicago st F-.M40U IS
St'lTE of rooms. f.h or without board
i Bentlemn. private family lt Harn-'V
F-fi:t
Fll HHM s i OltKS AMI OFFICII.
FOR RENT, store In first-class location;
rai.t reasonable Appiy It. C. Peters &
Co., jruund Iloor. Bee bide 1Xi
Foil RENT, th- l. uldlng f'.rmer'.v ocipled
by Th- Be at aiS Farr.stn street It has
four stories ami u basement which wai
frmerl used as The Bee press room
This will be rented er reasonably If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 1"', Be Building.
A(ii:.NTi W A. NT El).
WANTED, agents In every town and
community to sill the "Best ni,ur
Gasoline Lamps, most sticntltlc Lan.p
made: two vears on the market: nbso.
made; two years on the market; abso- I
S.ffS l&.?aMX: iftT I
OmahaNeb. J-MIC Wt i
AGENTS Artk-1 of absolute necessity In
every building, no competition; big nr -
. ' . . . vv.u-i.c in, I.IIUIC lllll'U'-IUIQ
Agen.y Dept. 312. 27 William at . N. Y.
j MS2S Nil
AGENTS our 9itli century holldav books
are readv, rive Ix.oks in "ne sample cas..-.
h ,n0"t rc mmiRkions exclusive terrltorv ,
Napervillr, 111
J -M3K 13
AVA.NTED TO RENT.
WANTED, to rent one unfurnished room.
AdJrt'" Y 15 u,, K-M5I5 15
OH 9-ROOM house for office and resldenct
t pnysiclan. must h within two mil.-
of business center Address Y 4K Bee.
K-M312 IS
STORAtiE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 312
ill Jones, general storage and forwarding.
12
On. Van Stor. Co., 13111 Faru. Tela. lilD-'tS
til3
WANTED TO lit..
WANTED TO BUY A second hand cam
era or kodak, must be In good condition
and cheap. Address Y 53. Bee. N ;B4
ALL klna.s of household goods, hotels, eto..
in largo arn, mnail quantities. Liucago
Furniture Co., 14'.s;-10 Dolce. Tel. 2GM.
Tn ti4J
WILL purchase
a limited number of
Omulta Savings bank accounts. Brennan-
T At-. I i n 13rlt V I'll
OLD stamp collections bought. 216 N. li:h
N-Sj Oi9
FOR 5 A l.U llOHSKS VKHICI.KS, IJ'l C.
NEW and 2dH. vehicle at marked dovvr.
prices. Harry Frost, llth Lcavenwort i.
P-6K
FOR SALE, a horse and bugy cheap. In-
(julre at 2132 St. Mar s ave. I1 .I79i I
FCR SALE, semrd-hanii spring wagon and I
harness, good as new. a snap. Inquire i
lloman s oeuverv etanies. i:itn. Detween
Howard and Harne P-M394 II
FOR SALE MIM El. I, A.N Hot S.
FINE Vose upright piano at great s.icruire, j
part) leaving clt. Address Y M. Bee
lce- Q-W N9 .
HARD and toft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. Wl Douglas. Q647
CUTTERS of drug price. Sherman & Mc
Connell Drus Co., Cor. 16th and Dodge..
Q )43
2CHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam
y 4a
SAFES; buy. sell, ex ge. Schwartz. 114 So 13.
Q-050 I
2DHAND wheels, J5 to llu; now wheels, J15.
Umaha Bicycle Co.. 16th & Chicago St.
361
SECOND-HAJJD Cullgruph (new) ror sale.
r--l! of rtmne elerlf district court.
Q-SS4
ELEGANT piano. UM." Address Y Bee
Q M2i 15'
DON'T miss the opportunity to tnspe t
our stock. Wo carry the largest mid
most completo line of 2ndhand stoves In
It v , prices low. Don't forget the place
Enterprise Furniture Co.. 102-4 So. llth.
Q-2IG Nil
SECONDHAND TYPEWRITERS.
The following list ara In good londltlmi and
are bargains for tho mone .
Odell Ji 00
cailgraohs iio.i ami jis.oo
Smith-Premier $3n."'"'"
3 Remlnctons 115il to illiil
' Rem Sho Won
NEBRASKA CN'CLE CO.. Corner Fifteenth
and Harney Sweets. Q- M267 16
FINE Decker piano; very reasonable. 2I
N. 23d St Q-M317-16
SEWING machine. White cabinet, quarter
tawed oak case, all attachments, runs
perfect; almost new Address Y 50. Bee.
n xt S.K.1K.
FOR SALE. A No 7 Remington tvpewrltei
nearly new, on' 17. Address H. LeFeber,
Superior. Neb Q M342 IV i
MIM El.l. VNEtll.s.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furniture
md stoves at lowist prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co.. 1406-10 Dodge
R--637
CI.A1RVOV 1.NT5.
MRS. FRITZ. clalrvoaut. & North 16tl
JtME-GYLMER genuine palmist. KMC Dod?o
IM.U.t iilH; i IIF.A1 MEN I'.
ELITE par'.urs. cli S. ioi!i.
second floor
T -M4-N-3
MME AMES. 1615 Howard, ivhiiii 1. 2d flvir;
Mae Edgar, assistant. T-M3I !?
MME. ADAMS, magnetic ircntment. M7 So.
lStth. room 2 T-MII-i'
PERNO.N 4.LS
DR. ROY. chtrupodUt; corns and sunerflu-
u hair ren.oved by el.ctriclt. R. '2.
Frenzer block. U S
VIA VI. woman's way to h"u!th. SI4 Ile bldg
U-W
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ludls only; skilled women
inassugr operators: nneet equipped bathi
In th city. Renstrom Bath Company.
H'wuiin lU 4V 1 l.ltm. 1.
RUPTURB cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; s-end for circular. Smulro Rup
ture Our. 382 N. Y. Life bldg. CJmaha.
UW
PRI ATE hospital for ladles before & dur-
Ing 1 oiit.i.epn'iit, babies adopted 1136 N 17
I'll IIXIN VI,
PLEATING, battues to . ruor. r.r.krg
Jtii;j'Utr(it, i 'tnahu 1 leul.tig i ' . l-4 i
Douglas.
I III ATK home before v.d during confine
ment; b.iblM adopted. Mrs. Rurget. 250
Rurdette. . U-4
YOUR OLD SKIRT
Can be aitered to look new and styUsn by
using on? of our beautiful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCES
Any kind complete from li.'O up AL
TERATION PATTERNS AND INSTRUC
TIONS FREE Accordion and side pleat
ing by the varl fnd for circulars.
M. GOLDMAN ii CO.
i;0 Douglas Blk., 15'h or.d Dodfje.
LADIE.S will r e!v drst-'-'.ajs tare before
ml durln confln. mti.t ; lady physician.
a n. ad st. u-i on
SHAMPOO, 35c; halrdref. :ic; manicure,
fcic: scalp trentment, )c; electric ma'
sace or sealp treatment, 3Sc. K. M.
Schadell t: Co., 15K Douslas.
U-MKT O
LADIES ;.ickets si d tjti r male suits al-,
tered, cleaned, rci'jtre-l M. Fogel. JT 3 K
U-!!S-
SKWINO In private faml'.i.s tr; N Tfth.
L-2U Nil
MOMn io i oan hi: vi, f.tati;.
LOANS on eatcrn Nebraska and western
Iowa farms ut i per cent, borrowers can
pay tVfJ or any multiple, uny Interest
date; no delay. l)rtniian-Ix e Co., S.'j
So. 13th St . Omaha. Neb. W-4T0
MONEY to lian on Improved Omaha real
estate Urc:iuan-Lue C, M So. Ulii
W-tfl
J1.C-") and upward lo loan on Improved f ly
property and farms. W. 1-arnam Smith v
Co.. 1320 Farnani. W 71
WANTED, city loatM, botv'.s and warrarts!
George i Company, ltWl Farnam St
W-aTJ
MU.Nhi In anv amount -it h. l.U. d nr . ei.t
j. . i-."jul;i.3 a: uo, isvr farnam s i.
W 671
:
MONCt to loan on farm and city property; ,
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., ISO! Farnam. i
W-
n H. loan at 5 and 14 per cent on '
vv i
PRIVATE monev S SU i ner cent- nr.
4 ' Bml vlJr '
,,1- t"rvln Bros., lt13 r arnam. W-,. (
WBAni?T,raC ""r? Vo i
Farnam'st . iiee Bldg lt W-8.f '
PRIVATE money V D Vid l2t nonclnl
ttl A 1 mo,iey- D. ead, 1.21 DouiaJ
prvR n.e e.r.t n".T. L,7"iiT 1
.w..w. ivv
MONEY to loan on flrst-elasu Improved city
property or for building purposes Pavn.
knox Co.. New York Life W-'6il
PRIVATE monev to loan. J II. Sherwood,
M9 N Y Life. W-21S
MONEV TO LOAN I'll I'lTMJi,
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horsrs, cows, etc
to keep the property.
You
to people permanently employed on their !
own names, without mloiser r mortgage, i
b,Ulll l.U.l.VS
We loan from ll" up We charge no:h
Ing for making papem and we keep noth
ing out of the amount you ask for. You ,
may repay the mot ey i.i one, month, or
take 2. 3, 4, i. C months or more In which
to repay It. our rates arc as low aa the
lowest, our business is eonndentlal and
wa iuwas try to piease.
OMAHA AloRl'UAGn LOAN CO..
Established Is'JZ. !M t,. 16th St.
X-M7l
1 MONEY MJNEY
UVil.'ElU 0.U1.1II11.U I .11
No etidorsur ol mortcage required. !
LOWEST RA'.ES. EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.. !
Room 32i, tlllh tlooi. New orK Life PUg.
MONEY loanol on plinos, furniture, Jew- t
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F Rccd, 310 s 13. '
X-63 I
LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CROWD.
Thev come lo us. II Vou can do better
elsewhere don't come here (but you I
can't). Come and let us prov, to you i
that we give iitsi it,n.via in me ity
and more tor your money than others I
DARE. No mortgage, no indorier. no I
publicity; simply a confidential business
dea'" RELIABLE CREDIT CO.. I
Room 3"3. Third Floor. Paxton Block.
x-i !
MONEY loaned on Pianos, furniture, di.
monds, watches, privately. Bcrger's Lian '
Co.. 1501 Farnam Si., upsttdrs. X 94) i
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horjes,
cow, Jewelry. Durt Grten, H.s, Barker BU 1
v
mJnt pos
fon their own name. i Tlthout wirity
e.uy payuitlits. Tolmati, 7 N. Y. L. BUg "
MONEY loaned salaried people holding ,ir-
. till
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS
W. TAYLOE, 21 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
-c ill
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds, j
watches, payments confidential. Omnia
Challle Loan Bank, 220 S. loth, upstairs.
PRIVATE LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE
On their plain note without security
No
charges for papers. Lower rates. Easier
pajmeiits connueniiai iraira-ni as
sured. We want your trade. AMERICAN
LOAN CO.. Room 6ol Bee Bid.;
X 742
IK'Sl.NEMs. (TIA.NL Ei,
1150 CASH or easy payments ouys 20 strictly
lawful mlckd) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash, will rani 12 an I upwaid
weekly each. Earl. Clark t Co , Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, III
Y-M7S4
FOR RENT, best business corner In I.o;an.
la , two rooms suitable for dry goods
ard restaurant, cheap rent .vdipess
Van ScqyJBros , Logan, la Y M201 17
ONE of the best restaurants In the state
of Nebraska. In a town of over 10.1"0.
strictly first-class trade, will sell at a
bargain Address branch othte Omaha
Bee, Fremont. Neb Y M21"' 16
FOR SALE Neat little restaurant, con
fecttoner and bakery combined In one of
, the best towns In Nebraska, a snap for a
bakr and wife. Good bakery trade Small
capital required Have other business
Adcress. Lock Box 14. Gothenburg Neb
Y-MKI-15
FOR SALE, grocery and fixtures in S-uth
Omaha . pood location and good trade
Address, y 55, Bee. Y MS2S U
FOR SALE or rent Muller's Bakerv and
Contectloneo . 2Sth and Ijavenworth A
harg-tln. Y MJOS J
FOR 4.1. E 141! VI. ITITH.
Kiwi CASH w'i buy a 15..i fruit farm of
nine acres. Aodrcss D. oninha Bee. Coun
cil Bluffs RE-M3&1 15
2,7)) ACRES land with 4 miles water front.
Prl. l..5i" F D. Wead. 16:'4 Douglas.
RE-.-l
I)-ACRE farm in P'erce co'inty. Nebraska,
small house and grove, acres culti
vated, six miles from Pierce. Price, $i,6u
.la acres, partly Improved. Dixon count v.
Nebraska, four miles from rallronsj. I3,6X.
:S' acres. Hi miles wrst of Sioux city, six
miles from railroad, all under cultivation.
orClnei o.indli.ss. Price, 12.0..V, one-third
ash.
1?) acres In Antelope (ounty. Nehraska.
seven miles from three railroad towns
Clear title, Ui ash
HILAND P. LOCKWOtD, SIOUX CITY
IOWA. RE-M279-16
WB have a few pieces of Nebraska and
South Dakota Utul upon which we ( an
accept part cash, balance in other prop
'r,y. . .". yo'' have anything that ,)U
would like tq turn In as partial payment
on land, subject to the above conditions
write us. giving mil particulars In first
letter. Ro Jfj. Sioux City. Iowa
- RE-M2si-16
FOR SALE cheap, large 0t and three
cottage. J. A Lovetrn, 4'h floor Pax
ton bluck. RB M.i6
AYNE XNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
lor HEAL ESTATE BARGAINS. LOW
K.sT RATES on LoANh, SuUND I.N.
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS. STORE!
for REN 1". F.rat floor. N. Y. Life Bldg
RE tW
DELIGHTFUL home In Hanscom Place
for sale at a liberal discount 51 J
Kennard & Son, suite 310-811 Brown Blk.
RE U3
I'OII 5M.K nBtL FATVIK.
RAN 'II AND FARM lands f. r sa,- h th.
I rl' ii F.v lnc lUllrna l .- mfai:..- r A
McAUaster land commissioner I'm n
Pacific Headquarters. Omaha, Neb
re-:
HOUSES, lots, farms. Unds, loans; also fire
insurance. Uemls, Pax ton blk. ltK-01
SSK HENRV It. PAYNE. A N. Y. LIFK
HE-
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1N3 FarnnSt
LANDS. C. R. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
HB-mi Dec. r.
LA ROB T-room. :-.tory house, gov-d barn.
large lots, near pavetl street, s- hool.
etc., $1.SX. C. F. Harrison. 912 N. Y. Life.
KB-Mm i;
1.130 ACREo f v-ood furm or srang ltnd
In central Nebraska for ral' cheap. Pet
tcrson. m N. lith St., Omaha. Neb.
UK-MS" OS
FINE east front 'ot. three Wocks south
de;ots, 10th st. Inquire HU Vinton.
REM&3 1
A GREAT AROAVKSg IROI,KRTy
Lot . block 2. Kountie & Ruth s addition,
house number 17im Jackson, this, prop
erty cost U.iuO by foreclosure and must
be sold at once; we are instructed to take
U.0UO and let It go. WHO WILL BE THE
LUCKY MAN?
PAYNE-KNOX CO.
Main Floor New York Life Bldr
RE M.j!
IS
c. n uuiiuiiia ivuivi. " "
Falnnount I'lace, on easv terms write
to F. H. Knppen, Milwaukee, Wis. I
' RE-
Full SALE, J-acre nice garden land only
J7& Hlrks. room KS Hoard of Trade.
RE 2B-13 i
. ,
SHORTHAND A.N I) 11 I'lIWHITi.iti, I
A. C. VAN SANT'd School.
17 N. Y. Life, I
7wJ '
BOYLES' College, court repcirter principal
Bee Bids. To i
, i - " - - -'. - ;
! NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand fol-
uge. Boyd's Theater.
GKEOG Shorthand taugnt at the Omaha .
Commercial College, mil anj Douglas S's. !
;o
Ith-
lldg.
Lessons In bookksetilng. penmanship, arlth
mettc, day .t v'g. Itathh jn, j23 Bee Bldg,
iw--
MEUlCAle
Dlt.b out or health tinci p.-ompt reiiet.
uox c, umana, ,eo. v.onnatntui.
-
LADIES troubled with Irregularities
whltet, steillllv, painful or supptefcjed ,
menstruations find prompt relief and cure;
quiet home bofore and during coPttnr-I
Pries' IMs'noLet6 Omah!" Neb l 1,r 1
i ries. 113 uodge t . uman.i. . Jeu
LADIES, Golden Seal Is a never falling
regjlator; removes Irregularities frun
any cause In five hours; sent secure iron
Observation
Louis. Mo.
observation, ii Cattolu Medicine Co.. St
'-AD1ES- Uure for WHITES rt,- . perfe.
regulator, send Mox -t. "maha N. i
SADIES. $1,000 for a case old Dr Jackson
monthlv regulator falls to illeve tn
hours, or money refunded, r. j eigo: ir
tansy puis; many saved from sui. ,de B
mall .(). Dr Jackaon Remeuy Co .
Dept. y 2. 182 Dearborn St . Chicago. Ill
-W6 NS
GONOVA Is a French rcatineni for tnaV
and female, fot the pos;tl- cure of
Goncrrhoea. Gleet. Unnatural Discharges
'ntlanimattons. Irritations anu Uiceratn i a
of the mucous membranes An Intern. i
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst caen In on" w"k
$3 per package or 2 for IS Sent anv
where on receipt of price. The Klild Dr.:e
to. Lilgm in. American inice. retail
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Dr ig Co . nmhj
M. A. Dillon. South Omaha. Davis Dr ig
t'o. Council Bluffs. Full h.ie of rubbet
goods.
OSTEOPATH V.
JOHNSON Institute. 516 N. Y. L.
t.i tri: Alice Jolfii'on. I) O
dept.; Gld E. Johnaon. Osteopathlst. Mr
7iW
M. E. DONOMUE, D. O.. of Still tch ,o:,
Klrksvllle. Mo. M Paxton Blk. Tel. Iit7.
7iM
FAYETTE COLE. D. O , room 413 Bee hide
975-N6
N. M. McMURRAY, D. O.. Mrs,. J. R. Mu
stek. D. O . suite 5.16-3. Bee bldg.
-1511 N7
UA.MI.Mi.
NEW class" now forming at Morai.i
this week. Tuesday and Friday. .. n m. .
12 lemons, ladies o. gentlemen Ji. sierla.
P-1" c,ubs' "-'mbiles Wednesday
-" -j
ORE I.NTUIIED.
HOUSES wintered at omaha Driving park.
-155 NT
WANTED, horses to winter, can take 5'
head, all box stalls, tw j artestnn well.'. ,
price, from 14 to l! :er month, will cai! 1
for them anu ueuver in tne spring. At-
dress H. & B Stoi k Farm. c. c Cole
manager. Sprlngneid. ei. - jcti; i
Fl" KMT LIU! REPAIR IN ti.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St
-7U
ACCOLNTA.NT.
CHARLES E WALTERS. 326 Bee bldg
-M76j nov 1
STOVE, furnace, range ri pairs, w a Ui con
nections. Om Stov Rep U'ks . l.'uT Dojg
Tel. &60 -711
WANTED II Oil! l!i Tfl IIRIlilv.
WANTED, horses to break and train, wn'
lake this work at reasonable rates, hav
good winter quarters A.Ulrc.s Geoige
Davis. Bee Bidg.. Omaha, Neb.
-53 Nl
MClvEL PLATINIi.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers replated.
Om. Plating Co , Bee Bldg. Tel. 2U5
-716
Ml ML AL.
INSTRUCTION In piano or oigar free o 1
limited number of murium, new plac.
see me. Prof Bra -1.. 5i RimjT Blk
Slo-OlS
TAII.ORIM..
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest
designs 5 J. Brcderlck, 1617 Farnam
k9l ul
HUH)) A.N II TV.MDU.KJM.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
Iw3 Lavenwi.rth
-:t:
CARPF.NTI!ll AND .lOBMERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attende.lt... J T Ochiltree, '.nth
and Lake Sts. -370
PIA.NO TIM.Mi,
WE tune our piano f. r 1150 Rose's Art
Store, 1521 Dodge Tel in: 3:-
At ETYLE.NE.
MONARCH Generators are bst. Carbna
14.50 per 100 lbs Agents wanted M V O
Co.. 10S2 Douglas St -S77 OLI
ENGINES, HOII.EHS, lyrC.
U C Sharp Mach Wks ; motors, dynamos.
-715
I.AL'.VnRV.
C MAHA Steam Laundry, shirts. 7e; collars,
2c, cuffs, 4c. F50 Leavenworth. t1 547
-12
l-..l.e !j'i'
i
i
! VUIIIIOR FACTOR. I
i Damaged looking glasses resiUered. T' N 1. sfrtll
-711 1 ffWjJp
i stovc KUP4.IIUNG. '
' T MMEIU.f(i AAU STLTTEltl.NU
". 1L.V J.l 4Jgl,a' 4 lUtuge I
1IIKF,T IIIIOKEH.
Ct T rnle t'-kets everywhere V
bin. !S F.irr.a-n Telephone 7S4.
l'.I.OI I I ION M) (IIIATIIU.
ELLA DA 2-U Ramge b!dg ; reading, e o
cjtlon, cratorv, Thursday nluht hoo..
-MTss ui:
LOST.
LOST. L.ks r.l-i. 3 P. O No.3 Renard
for return to W J Shradcr. Losi-37
!.05T-I.a1ies- turtle pin with p.-arl K
nii neaa nun logs or iimm'r.'s a
om-eness r.nder will b rowal ls.l
turn of same to T M Orr. l"r: . P.
clrtv general office building, or N i
Farnam street. lost-MI2S iJ
PA W.N II It OK IJIl.S.
2AGLE Loan Offlw. reliable, accommoiat
lug; all business contldeBtlal. 13J1 D .gl i
- "0
LOANS. II. Marovvltz; low rates, m N li I
- 1
I)IIF,.VI KINtl.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 215 S .;to
St- -Mj Nl
MH URN MUN I' NOTICE
nn.,ii..9., .
"""'Mi.a mih h ;kk a.nu m tiijn-
ini" -!il-f Vmmis.r of Subsist
Omaha. Neb. !4th O.-tcbe'. I Sesle I
i'""PO'ais. in tr tillrate. nil he re tiM
;'er until II .clock a tn central s an.l.ir.i
!.,m. 1St1' N-v ember. r and tt.er. pi'.
"fly 'Pened for furiil.liln such freli b. ef
",nd mutton as may be required to :,
Subsistence D. parttnent. U S Armv
'jinana. .en . r.-rt t'ronlc Ntb . .lT-rsi
Barracks. Mo . Forts Leavenworth Ka
J;"gKii II Root. Ark.. Niobrara. N ...
1 "'ley. Kani. Robins, n. n d
"nd Sill. t T. during s.x month . m
mencing January 1. t'01 lropo.ai h.
--s rtt 11 H 1 1 1 J" U VHn n Ml III
mountain standard time, at Fort Rcbi -s
time, at Jefferson Tturrni V. r"nrt lai n. I c
V?.rln. !-"sTn H Roots. Niobrara. R. -.1
ney ami MM ami opened at p tt b re
. "pectlve fommls-arles. each receiving pr - '
.pal. f.,r hi. own pot on!- Proposal ,
I will also be rreived stating price at which
, bidder will del.ver fresh beef or mutton of
temperature not greater ihnn & degrees j
Ihnn ' degrees
furnished on up-
umlssary at post
jsals. U. S. r-
t any or ail pr .-
reof Env'op-
p., ali for Frei
, ram eiui-.n. ii-iormaii n iurnisnei r,n up-
. plication nere or lo commis
1 aumorued to open propjs.i
cre tne ngni to rejrr
p.-ea s or any. part thereof
snoutu o marged 'irop.
user anil .Mutton nii.l nrtilresse.l ti, .
derslcned or rv tnmlssarv a: post auttv rlt .1
to receive proposal.. D B WINon
Major 25th Infantry. "ommtsary
oc. 16-S-7-SNI3-14M i
.- ..
PHOPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE Store- j
-niriee I'ur. inOnr i-mmi.urv f m,..,.
Metence. Om-ha, Neb. October 15. 19 '
i-oaled proposals, subject to the usual ion
dlttons. will be received at this ot!l e u- tr
10 o'clock a tn . Oetcber 2n. Wii at ah! h
'me,"",.piB,' th?.,1! " ''2 p.u.VL'Tiy ,'' 1
sugar, crnned eo
Prefercn. e v. 11! be given to article of
.' anestl. pro I lit ton Blank propo-a's .r .1
Hp. eiricHtlot s .tn l.e obt ili.ed at ttvs if-
.i. D P v,"i;i,i,, Purha.-dtii C .mm s
sary Oci. 1.1.6-7-5 M
il VIl.W Y TIME T V II I. US.
WzaJ&Z&ZP' OMAHA i ST LOUIS RAIL-
' ji i u j ''iii.iiiii r.iir-.is i i.v
- -1 A. I'.ilorM t.ll,.,j.1'"rl,4
J iln It iute" Ticket nf
lUe H15 Farnum St. Tele
phone. 32. Depot. Tenth
nnd Many Streets. Tel .
phone. 629
Leave. Arrive.
M i.ouls niinon Hall
Express
a 8-05 pm a nm
Kar.sis '! and cjuincy
:00 am a 9:OQ pm !
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket of
fice. l'2 Farnnm Street.
Telephone. 215. Depot.
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Expr. ss
l 'hlorii?.. I.imiled
all I" am n 4.06 pm
.a ,:4j pm a s.ia nm
Mir.neapoltH ar.d St.
Paul kx !ei
h 7:00 am b 9:45 pm
Mlnnum,..!!, n ot St.
1 aul i.imlte.i ...i 7 13 pm a S.15 am !
Fort I' "1a- I " ji fr. m . I
Cu'.t' P:..rTs . b 4 pm bin lu ..m
x Dal'j b l air -cept siinda.
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Miss .url Val!e Railroad
-'The Northwestern
l.tne" General OlHces.
Knlt,w,r,,'atII,eS Nc?,l?."!.1
Tw-elftn nmt Parnaro Sts. 1
Ticket Otll e "4" l Farnam St. Telcphoie, I
itl. Depvt .''h and W -bster sts. Tele- ,
ptune, H's Leave. Arrl c.
Black Hi, -. De.idwood, i
Hot Sprliic, a T:W pm u.'X) p.n
ynn.it. 2. c'Huar and
iiViV.?'-a.s v'.i. n. "ii A pm 5 Pm I
iiv'sL.H?hi'..,.l '
Wi: up.?E17lIj ",eVJ'w - ,. I
Norfolk. V'erdlifre and
Fremont . b 7:3") am bl0::5 am
Lincoln Wanoo a.,d
Fremont .b 7.30 am b!0:2i am
Fremont I.oc.il c 7.S) am
a Dall ! Dai! exci pt Sunday, c Sur
aa only i naiiy except saiuruay.
Daily
i pt M .11. lay
SIOUX CITY &. PACIFIC
Rai. road Tho N irth
western Line " tjener i
omces. I nlted Slate)
National Bark Building.
S W Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Ticket
i.iflice l"i Kamim rit Teltnh 'no, 561. Lie-
,oi. icnii. auu .laaoil bis. leiepnoiie. M. i
Leave. Arrtv. I
j Twin City Expo-ss . t 6 5 am alO 25 pm 1
i Twin Cl'v l.lrrlte.l a 7. .a iim it b:la am i
aioux Cm I.. t al a 5- v am a lirJ pm I
a Dall.v
CHICAGO A- NORTH- I
wisieri Railway 'Tne
N i ' hwetern Line" I
it Tllket Olfice. 11011
Furnim St Telephono.
;i lvn.it. Tenth ar.d .
.luS'-.:i sis. leiennone.
v. , . . ;
i.e-ave. .itiv-
Uaylllt!.' 1 ..go
clal
i tiltiiK l's-s -g'I
pe-
a 7:' am all:3) pm
a 4.15 pm a S:l') am '
Eastern E-.ss De
Molocs. M i rati, i .Itow n
c( aar It.ii l is aii.i ( "lil -cag
, a
Eastern lain ted Chi
1 55 am a i 05 pm
cago and EaM . ..a 1.53 pm 8 4:'.6 ptn
Fast M i! i hi. u;.i to
Omana a 2:15 pm
vo,
I -li I
wmona-' m. ago npeciui a i :v pm a
fa . . ,1.11
j.uvam
-I. ;i, ISth and Webster
St Citv TleUtt ottlee
lfl : arnari S: ielepnone, 51. Depjt,'
lit'i and Wniater Sis
. Leave. Arrtce
Twin 1 it) Pi'.nger a i.v am a 9:19 rm
'jmsn.i t'assengti alDIO nm
Sioux ; & North
I ejst N, brasaa 3.45 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
M" iN PCIFK -"THE OVER
1 r .1 R.-ute" General Offices,
S E cor Ninth and Farnam
.-ri cts City Ticket Olilce. 1314
Utrnam Street Telephone, 316
ll"t, 'j'enth and Masorr Sts.
Telephotiu, 6lfc
Ie?av Arrive.
Th i"-iia' 1 Limited a S 20 am a 7:34 pm
Ihe cm -ago. Portland
Spec..il . .... a S:!0 am a 7:3S pm
The Fast Mall . a S:S0 am a 3:!6 pm
The Colorado Special .ull:35 pm a 6: nm
I II1? K-J
;?.
Mail ... a 4:36 pm
Beatrice and
Stromsb.irg Express.. h 4.10 Din bl2:25 t.m
The Pa If. Hxreas. ..a 4:24 pm
Th A-..i: t - Express. a 0.50 am
Grand !: 4 Local ..bJ.3Cpm b 9'3-i am
a 1 ii. Dally except Sundnv.
CHICAGO. ROCK isl
and .t Pacific Railroad
- ' The Great Rock (M.
and Route" City Tick
e Office 1323 Farfil-n
Street Telephore. ;2s
L'epot Tenth .t Marcy
Sts Telephone. 60.
Leave Arrive
1 Pes Molr.M and Davei .
) port Local a 7:28 am bll:3S am
Chicago Express bU:lS am a .10 .un
I Chicago Fas Kxprejj a S.no pm a 1:25 pm
Lincoln and Falrbury .a S.10 am a 7.00 pm
l.incnin. C.010.-BU0 npg .
Denver. Fuebu. and
West a 1 JO pra a 4:15 pm
lies .Moinei ji-vck l-
and sr4 cceagn a 7 13 pm a 5 50 pm
Co'orado A Texas Fiyer a 5 55 Dm iVlim
J a Dal'y b Pa. j ex.ept Sunday.
i .. .C.i I
a Dally.
a Dallv.
eaCJ. -3 CHICAGO. RT. PAUL.
' MffSm RanwaTl' "North ' 'VtVrdAY At 1 a? m. for NEWFOUND
we. ern I l.,e"rfe nVrai 1 LAND, per s. s. Corea.". from Phlladel
mMf on? SI" Ne'brLkaCDl vll UV- ' PI. fi.. .'9-''NK if?-
. 1 1U5 ,vr
mm
mm
RAILWAY TIME T.VULUS.
lU RLINOTcN A MH
Svarl River Railroad
The liurllngton Route
General Otllres. N W
I'urner Tenth and Farnun I
St Ticket OCletf. Mi
Farnam St. Telephone ,
Kui. s'atlot.. Tanth and Muson
S's
ieiCLhu. e. UJ I
j.eave. rrive.
I 't llast.ngs and
Mc "ok a !:49 am a ' IS fm
Unciti, Denver, Colo
rado Utah. Calif onila a i. pm a 1 on pm
Lincoln St Black Hills, .a . pm a i;v im
Montana. Puet Sound k pm a "5:6 nm
Line'.'. Fat Mall .. a it) pm a 19. 3 J am
Derver ' v :irad. Utah
,iM c.tf rt l.i . . 5.11am
a Dal s
KANSAS CITY. ST Jo
seph & Council Rltiffs
Railroad-'The Rurllng
i n Route" Ticket Ortlce,
"v2 Farnam St. Tele
pi. jne, an De;ot, Tenth
r. 1 Mneon St. Tfl'
ph tie, 121
ceave Arrive,
Kansas "v l ay Uv a s.K am a C P pm
Kansas Nig'i' V.x al' IS ptn a 6.15 am
s I .its f-Uor f r Si.
J scrl ar.J St Louis.. a 4 M pm alltlS am
a Da i
ritl' AOO, ItURLINUTriN
A Qulncy Railroad 'Tne
Burlington Route Ticket
'lllce, lfC Farnam St.
Telephone KtO Vcy t
Tenth and Mason sis
Telephone. 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Oil ago Spe
cial a 7:0 am
Fc rl.i Express
a 9 IS j m
. I.. t-... r- 7i L"
" '"i"' " , m
Chi. ns - Local Express, a s am ilffiptn
Chi. ago Limited ,.a.:pm a 7: am
" J un. non i."iui . .aiv w nm
P -eltt J ,t. ilon Extra.
b 7:0rt pm
a 2;45 rm
Fast Mall
a Daliy
Missouri pacific rail-
r ad General Offices and
Tn ket Ofilces Southeast
'"orner 14th and Dnuglits
Sts Telephone. I'M Deot.
I men Station.
Leave. Arrive.
. . i Kansas
Lxpr , ...alftMam a Jo pm
St I ilxprees . .1'J.1'J pm a 6.15 am
1 Lea e fro.,, i!th
I W '.stur Streets:
and
"Tr i
Nf"h1 dtter'
,S-P, V.1 5 ,? ,f.,
a ian i uaii
Via
V 4;l.'i pm aid IS am
Dally except Sunday.
,
X' s- 1
! "Siirn;
JAlV
-y V
' V -
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Ofilce. 1M4 Farnam
Street. Telephone iS. De
pot. Itnth nnd Marcy
Streets. Telephone, oTS.
Leave. Arrive.
S' Lo i is " Cannon Ball
Express a 5 fiu pm a S.20 am
a Daily
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
& St Paul Rallway-Clty
Ticket offlcc. 15"l Farnam
Street. Telephone 2M. De.
pot, Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone. 62V
iA-ave. Arrive.
e?ev.
MiLWAUKL
nil.Hgo Limited Ev ... a C.00 pm a 8:0i am
Chicago & titnaha Ex b 7.15 am b 3:40 pm
I'ovroiTK i: NO'i icn.
.Should ! read DAILY b all Interested,
as .-hangis mav occur at an) time t
Foreign malls for the week ending October
2"V lr"". will t lose i PROMPTLY In all
cascfl ut the General Post Olilce as fol
lows PARCELS pi'ST MAILS close one
hour earlier than i losing time shown be
liw Parcels Post Malls for !ermin close
at 3 p m Monday and Wednc?ds
Triiiisiitliintlc Malls.
TUESDAY-At 0.3"' a. in. for EUROPE. p?r
s s Deutschland, via PIin'Uth. Ch"-.'-boutg
and Hamburg, at 6 30 a m for
EUROPE, per s. s. Kalserln Marli
Theresla. via Cherbourg. Southampton
and Bremen imall nut be directed "J or
s. s. Kitlserln Maria Thettsla"i. at :3f a.
tn. isuppletmntary 10 a. tn i for EUROPh.
per s. s. Servla, via guecn'town (tn.ill
must he directed "per s. s. Servla".).
WEDNESDAY At 7 n m. isurplemontarv
9 a. m.i for EUROPE, per s. s. St Paul,
vlu Southampton, at i a. in. isuiv.e
nientarv 10.30 a. m i for EUROPE, pet e.
s Germanic, via cjueenstown; at lo.So a.
m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s. Vet
ernland itnatl must be directed "per s. s
westernland ).
THURSDAY-At 0.30 a
m for EUROPE
per s s. Fuerst Bismarck, via piymouin
and Hamburg imnll for France, nwitzer
land, Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turaey,
Egypt, British India and Lorenzo Mar
que, via Cherbourg, must be directed
"per s. s. Fuerst Bismarck" i. at 6 JO a
m. for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND.
ITALY. SPAIN, PORTI GAL. TURKEY.
BRITISH INDIA utid LORENZO MAK
yUEZ. per t. is La leirralnc. via Havre
(mail fur other parts of Europe must be
directed "per s. s. La Lorraine"!
SATURDAY At S a
i At Sam. for nktmkh-
LANDS direct, per s Amsterdam imall
must bo directed "per s s. Amsterdam .
at 0-30 a. m (supplementary 11 a tn i for
EUROPE, per s s. Lucanla. via Quen
tovvn; at 1 a m for S"' TLA ND dire t.
per s . Anihorla "mull must be dlrecti-j
"pe: a Aiuhorla' i
"PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls Heamer
llc's Printed .Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe will not be sent by this ship
unless specially directed b her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls named ubove addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of the American. English.
French nnd German steamers nnd remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
01 tailing ot steamer.
Mnlls for outh 11 nil cnli-ul Vmerlcn,
West Indies, Etc.
TUESDAY At 9:3o jc. m. (supplemental
10:30 a. m for CENTRAL AM ER1' 'A
(except Costa Rlejj and SoUTH I'A
CIFtC PORTS, per . ' Finance, via
Colon (mall for Guatcniula niut be di
rected "per s. s Flnanci"); at 11 a. m
f. r BARBADOS direct nnd BRAZIL, p r
s. s. Bellaglo, via Perr.mbuco and Rio
de Janeiro imnll for Northern Brazil must
bo directed "per . s Re agi.'i, at 12 Z't
p. m (supplemental1. ' p. in 1 fee ,-iT
THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEi.VARD and
WINDWARD 1SI.ANDS and DEMER
ARA, per s. s arlli'oie tn.-ll for Gr.-n-ada
and Trinidad must be directed "tier
s. s 1 itrlbbee 1; at tt p. in. for JAMAICA,
per s Admual F.trrugut. from Bosto.i.
ti'L.nvt-jrnv m m iinnri
,' .i.J.'i...'... k . ' m . .... ... I....' . 1 .
EL
and HAITI, per s c. Eufopa; at 1 p ci,
'supplementary 1.3ft p mi for TURKS
ISLAND .rid DOMINICAN REPPBL'C.
per s a New Y rk. at 1 p tn. for CUBA,
CAM PEC HE. YUCATAN. TABASCO and
CHIAPAS, per s h Orliba, via Havaia
and Progr-s. imall for other parts of
Mexico must be dlrect-d "per s
Orizaba "1
THURSDAY At !30 a. tn. for JAMAICA.
per s. h. Admiral ftchley. from Phi.adjl-
rhla: at 'o;w a- fr HAITI, per . s.
Prlns Wllhelra V. tmall for Curacao
Venezuela. Trinidad. British and Dutch
ouiana must ce directed per a. . pnns
Wllhelm V"i; at 1 p. m. for SANTOS,
c icniuegos.
GENA. per a 1. Athos; at lo a m .sup
plementary lu. 3o a. in 1 for INAGUA and
HAITI, per s g. Adirondack at 1" a in
supplementary 10 Jo a nr. 1 for poRr'J
RK O. VENEZUELA aim CURACAO, per
s. s Philadelphia fmnl! 'or So vanilla and
Carthagena must be dirtcted "per
Philadelphia"); at 10 a. n. for GRENADA
and TRINIDAD. PT s Maraval; at
Hi 30 a. m for BRAZIL direct, nnd
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY
and PARAGUAY, via Bio de Janeiro, per
s h Flaxman (mail for Northern Brazil
must be directed "per s s Flaxman" 1;
at 1 p. m. for MATANZAS, CAIIURIEN,
NUEVITAS. G I BAR A and BARACOA.
per s. s curltyba (ordinary mall only
which must be directed "per .s.
Curltyba").
Malls for Newfo indland. by rail to North
Sjdney, and thence hy steamer, close at
this ijffi'ce dally at S:3o p. m. (connecting
close here every Monday. Wednesday and
SaturAjy). Malls for Mlquelon. bv rail to
Boston, and thence by steamer, close at
this ortire dally .it 8:40 p tn Mnlls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fia.. and
thence by steamer, clone at this oftlce
dally at "7 a. m. (the connecting closes
are on Sunda) , Wednesday and Friday 1
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
spclal!y addressed for dlsrat'-h by
steamer, close at this outre dail at 2:3o
a. in and 2.3") p. ill. Malls for Belize.
Puerto cortez and Guatemala, by rati to
New 1 irleans. and thence hy ste-mer,
cloee at this oftlce dally at 3 p m 'con
necting closes here Mondays for Belize.
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala Malls lor
Costa Rica, by rail to Mobile. Ala . and
thence o steamer, close it this ottlee
dally at 3 p. m. 'connecting closes here
every Tuesday) Rtgls'ered mall 'loses
at 6 p. m. previous day
i'ruiispucltlc Mails,
Malla for China. Japan and Ihlllpplne
Islands, vlr. Tacoma clme here dallv at
6 3' p m .e n, October "H, for tMspateh
ner s OVncele M.ili f,-,r itowa.i
1.1 a Jajv ari Fh rr're Is ar 's v'
' . i 11 r I
POSTOFFH IJ MtTHIJ.
San Frtti. U.x ,!j here dal y at t) .10 i
m up to Octo'ocr 21. Irclusive. for dl
patch Per s s City of Pekln Malls for
Australia (except West Australia1 New
Zealand. Hawaii. FIJI ai.d Barman Is
lands, via San Francisco, close here dalH
at S-JO p m after ictcber '14 and tip t
October 27 Inclusive, or on i..rv of at
rival of s Campania d'.ic at New Yor.j
October 27, for dispute'! per s Ala
meda. Malls for Hawaii. China J pai
atid Philippine Islands, via Sar Frar
cIsco, close here dally at 6 3" p n t.p
October 3, Inclusive, for dispatch per s
. Gaelic Malls' for China ai.d Japan, v. a
Vancouver, close here dally at C p m
v,p to October SO. Inclusive, fur dlspatcl
per s s Empress f Jiiwn ireglsti-red
mall must bv dlreited "via Van. o nf
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francl o o,e
here dallv at t: p m up to Nov i rati"
'. Incluslv,'. for dispatch per s Atr
tralla Malls for AustrMlla teteept t es
Australia, which goes via 12 .rope r l
Ne Zealand which goe by S.m Fra"
i Iscol. and Fin lsl.n d via Vane ,iv
Close here dally at 10 p m up to N
vember "10 nclc.'l". for d sra'o h le'
Seattle, clotf r.t 6
m NovmbT '
Trans-P.ic'flc malls are forwarded to per
jf nailing dally and the schedule of cine
lug ts arranged on the presamt t!"" of
their 'lnlnterr-ipte I overland transl"
Registered maii closes at 6 p m. prrc
ous day
CORNELIl S VV i "TT P' 'f ""
Pot Office. New tV.. N Y Oct 12 1 N
SOMEONE TO SAVE PETTIGREW
South Dakota Ptisloiilsts ppenl In
VhIii fur Help In Their
Distress.
SIOUX FALLS. S D.Oct 14 -iSpe iai '
Since the republiian natlou.il cotnmti'ee
annoum.cif' that Senators H an na nnd Frye
were to spend two or three days in South
Dakota, winding up their tour of the s's'e
with a great demonstration at Sioux Fal s
uet Thurday evening, there has b. en
ronsternatlon In the camp of the fus.rn
Ists. The wires between this clt and
democratic headquarters in Chicago were
kept hot for several days tn the effort 'o
get some demorrat of prominence to f. '
low Senators Hanna and Frye to offset the
good R Is reroguljed they will do for the
cause of republicanism. The call was sen
forth for David B. Hill and a strong de
mand was made on the democratic nation!
committee: for this prominent democrn
Tho local committee was repulsed and a
few days ago a second demand tor Hill was
made, the natlocal committee being in
formed that It was necessary to have lutn
In order to save Pettigrew. The New Yorl
ex-setiator has no particular love for tho
South Dakota senior senntor. If is rp
membered that David B Hill, while In th.
United States senate, tanned the hide of
Pettlgrew tn 0 couple of oicaslons on the
Iloor of the senate. A day or two ago, it is
sitd. a square refusal waa received from
the democratic national committee The
message contained the Information that Mr
Hill would come no further wost than ch'
cagn. This last message Is Kald to hae
caused considerable sorrow In the camp
of the fuslonista and they have been a'
work attempting to figure out some plan bv
whhh they can repair their fences after
being damaged by tho visit of Senators
Hanna and Frye. It Is understood that
arrangiments will be made to have Sena
tor Pettlgrew "camp on the trail" of the
senators from Ohio and Maine. In other
words. Senator Pettlgrew Is to make a liv
ing trip over the state and cover the barue
territory covered by Senators Hannn and
Fr.-r.
For llnunn nnil I'r.tr.
HURON. S. D. Oct. 14. (Special i-.V a
well attended meeting of the McKlnley club
held last night, arrangements were out
lined for a grand demonstration here on
Wednesday. October 17. when Chairman
Mark Hanna of the national republican
rommlttee Is to deliver a speech He will
bo accompanied by Senator Fryr of Maine,
who will also discuss political lFsi.es from a
republican standpoint. It is proposed to
have a torchlight procession, transparro
clcs. fireworks, etc, and make the O'cosion
of his visit by these famous men a red
letter dny for republloacs in this locality.
A number of meeting advertised to bo
held In different parts of the county on the.
17th have been called off In order to give
speakers and people an opportunity to see
and hear Chairman Hanna and Senator
Frye. Their coming 1 the topic of discus
slon 'n all quarters. Loth by republicans
and those of the opposition and that a lug
' crowd will be here Is a settled fact, colo
nel Oeddls, chairman of the county central
j committee. Is In receipt of many lei'erj
. saying delegations from neighboring towns
. will be present and to make room for them
j tn the big parade.
Wool Clip nt Cnsper.
CASPER. Wyo.. Oct. 14 -(Special 1 - The
wool ell In this territory, known as the
Casper country, during the year 1900 was
5.S05.637 pounds. Ot this amount -t.73C.9ia
pounds have been shipped and 1.06S.719
pounds remain in storage hero. The wool,
as produced by districts In the Casper
country. Is as follows: Salt Creek. 355 613
I pounds; Wolton. 676,061 pounds. Lost
Cabin. 837,139 pounds; Thermopolls, 164. lOd
' pounds; Buck Camp, 11.S43 pounds. Lan
der, 650.SS6 pounds: Red Bank. 245.000
pounds; Muskrat, 235,465 pounds, points
near Casper, 929,203 pounds; Casper. 1.751
462 pounds. The amount of wool produced
In the Casper country In 1899 was 4.410 870
pounds. show-Ins an Increase for lion of
1.394,767 pounds.
lllni-k Hills Women's 4 lulls.
DEADWOOD. S D. Oct. 14 -(Special 1 -The
annual meeting of the Black Hills
Federation of Women s Clues wss held In
this city Friday there being a large repre
dentation of women from most nil of the
Black Hills rifles The following officers
were elected- President, Mrs W T. Coad
of Rapid citv l"e president. Mrs. W W
Stewart of turgls. corresponding secre
tary, Mrs McDonald of Lead City: record
ing secretary. Mlrs Gage of Rapid City
treasurer. Mrs Catle. Dcad'.vood Friday
evening an Interesting program was carried
out In the Congregational church of this
city
Dukiite County Polities.
SOUTH SIOUX CH Y. Neb Oct 14 -(Special.
1 The republicans of this precinct
have named the following ticket Assessor,
H. O. Darn; consable-b, Henry Pllgrotn aad
J. W. Heath; Justice of the peace, I T
Everett.
The tepubllcan county convention at Da
kota City yesterday nominated Fred A
Wood for county attorney aad George R
Hayes for commissioner.
Congressman John S. Robinson spoke 10
Urge audience here las', night from a
democratic standpoint.
Went on li Visit lo Philadelphia.
Last aprlng Mr G S. Wallaco made a
trip to Philadelphia to visit his broiher-ln-law
and took with htm .1 part of a bottle of
Chamberlain's- Cough Remedy, which he
I left there on his return home. During the
summer his brother-in-law took a very se
vere cold and used the Cough Remedy wt'h
such good results that he wrote to know
where totild get more. He was sir
prlsed to learn that he could get It from
any druggist there This remedy Is one.
of the wgst staple articles that druggl't
handlu Hnd one of tho most reliable
Those who onre give it n trial are seldom
satisfied with any other Mr. Wallace Is
a well known citizen of Grand View. Ala
ttenlloll. Knight of Ps-thlns!
A special meeting of Triangle lodfcf No,
'i Is hereby called to meet at our Caatie
hall lufsday evenln. October 16. at 7 10
o'clock, for the purpose of making neces
sary arrangements for tho funeral of our
late brother. II W. Snyder. All members
and ex-members of th Uniform ra.'-k -ire
cordially invited lo atctt v ih t.s
JOHN J ni..KE, C. C
J R STIN'E, K rt and S.