THE OMAHA DAILY BJ?E: FRIO AY, NOVJ3MIVEH 0, 1900.
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SPECIAL JOMS
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bered elieeL. can lime itnutei-s nil
dressed tii numbered letter In rnre
of The Her. Ai"r nililrrrd rrl II
he delivered om presentation of tbe
cheek only.
Wanted mam: in;i.i'.
WANTED, wo hnve sternly work for n fw
good hustlers of good habits imil Ptcl?,r.'
unco, C. !. Adnms Co., 11195 Howard Ht
H lw
HAHHEH trudo taught thoroughly In short
tlmo, catnloguo and particulars tree.
Address Western Harbors' ln?,,ll,Vi '
Omuhu, Nob JS!H
SALESMEN? to sell office specialties; ; fine
side line; used by nil merchants. ' " ,J V
loglm free. Modal Mfg. Co.. Box I. Him It
)i':nil. Ind.
"THE GALVESTON DISASTER,
panes, loo Illustrations; sump!" fr'A"v."
oiitllt of f. bookH for 30 rent. wn1f,in 1
W. A. HUetibnugh ft Co.. On ill .
Wnro block. H-M147
CALL tut for wiles or n,lvirVs,n,r;nh
straight nol.iry. Triumph SV'Stwrtpl
Texas, ,51JrJll
WANTKD. experienced harness makers.
Apply nt Dch Moines Buddlcry Co.. .Des
Moines, in. BM.ft 9
WANTED-tHALKHM
The Hawks Nursery Co.,
MUv.uukee.NMH.
.iYi ..i Bitli frnll trrrp: hi a
NuU "i-MD'
WANTKD, 'il good liplinWeror, who ran
also lay cornets; stM.-. wages wini. I mid
reference. WlenstJ A: Mnlwuld, BIS I. m
Ueiitrlce. Neb. B-Mj.i
WANTKD. men to lenm barber trii 1c. 115
weekly imrnnt...,l; write fnr p.'rtlr.
to Agent Mnr Harbor College. Ct; '"
blocK. O-.nnhn B--M5-1 i'
EXPERIENCED opurntotw waited on
Hblrtf ind overalls. Apply to Rym
Hammer Dr goods Co., 12th and 1 I In ward.
WANTKD A nrst-eliiM mnelilne operator
to run Campbell H Hnswurth .maoliln-';
itoort pay anil neauy wmi m i
Y'rcmotit.SuiJdli'ry Co., rrtniont.
write at once,
, Net)
WANTKD. at onen, bronmeorn, sorter mil
tier. A. H. i ncHUll, janacu, yjjju j
WANTKD A 5'uutw man tfi lourn tho lr'JK
17 yearn. Ailriret.!t II U, I lee. -MjIJ -
lMdVrip'ti tt'AXTUn. Stee.ilv iioil'lnni
,m,i ulvil references. Ha 'er
Vawtcr Co., AtehHon. Ka. H-Mi.V.i
ii. i vtm'i.m n:mi relln'.h'. Intelligent buy
iibout IS. not afral.1 of work, to clean
uniee nml run crraiulM. State pay i wnniwl,
H II.. Hif. l5M.i'l.nl..
wTNTll"l neat sober, Intcllhtent. Indus
h..t ' iii ii in itikkI tienman. cood
ni iimitna. ffor wluileHii'.o olllee; state
wanen wanted. 11 4.1 Hoe. ll-Mu.0 11
fJOOD newspaper reporter oi lintel Ito-
pnrter omeii. "
w.Tr.n-ruMAi,n ii!2i.i'.
WANTKD, JOO girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. S7.1.
C Pi7
Mj"giris wanted. Canadian olllco, :322 Dini'jlas
C IDS
WANTKD. waist and sklrtmnkers; good
wages. Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Urns.. To
poka. Kat C-MM7 11
WANTKD? girl Tor general housework.
Mrs. f roil 11. lllaltc, 1121 S. 30th ave.
C-M&OO 9
WANTKD. a competent girl for generil
housework. Mrs. Slmcral, U70 N 2ith
uvanvo, C Sll !i
aiHI.,for general housework; small family;
no wabbfiig 2T.74 Haniey. C-M51 10
WANTKD, ladles to learn balrilre-sinar,
manicuring or barber trade; half rate this
week'; call or wrlto fnr par'leulars. .Mo 'r's
Harber und IlnlrilriMsing College, Civl h
ton block, Omaha. C-M.'i2H fi"
WANTKD-Oood cool: nml laundresfi;
wages, J3 per week. 2102 St. Mary's Ave.
C G3S
WANTKD Competent girl for general
housework; small family; references re
quired. Mrs. O. II. Kelly, 1812 Wirt St.
C-G3G-
roil itixvr noi!si:s.
If you want your houses well rented pl ica
them with Henawa it Co. D 10.1
ALWAYS moving H, II. poods, pianos.
Olllco, 1511 f amain St. Tel. 1553 or VH.
i D-170
HOUSES for rent in all parts of the city.
Hronnan-Love' Co,, 320 So. 13th Sti
D-171
HOUSES, stores, Hernia, Paxton block:
. D-172
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 farnnm
D-174
rOU HKNT, house & rooms. 8. W. Cor.
Tar.k ave. and Leavenworth. Modern ax
cept furnaco, Key at cottage In rear.
D-105
BEK HENRY U. I'AYNE, COl N. Y. LlfK
D-175
1IOUSK9, eta f. D. Wcad. 1521 Douglas.
D-177
KI8 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, .nodem. hi
lino condition: rent $15 00.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
ISth & Douglas Sts.
D-17tS
120ii WILLIAM St., 3 rooms, city water. J3.
1107 Mnrcy St., 3 rooms city water, K
Omaha Loan and Trust Co., ICth nnd
Douglas Sts. D-S6J
fOR RENT, new brick cottago. cor. 20h
unci Ohio st., 6 rooms and large nttlo, 2o
per month. Ella A. Ittner. 3VJJ N. iTth st.
D 105
l-ROOM house. 27th nnd farnam Sts.. all
modem. Call 26M farnam or phone 5SS.
D-281
HOUSES nnd flats. Ringwalt, Barker Blk
D-na
FOR RENT, strictly modern flat In Dav
ldge building, oiinoslte city hall.
JOHN W. HOUU1N3, 1S02 V AHNAM ST.
D-102
705 S. 37th St., 0 rooms. $20. OmnUa Loon
and Trust Co,, 10th and Douglas Sts.
D-SC1
10-ROOM furnished or unfurnished, modem
home, with barn; location, west; winter
cosl In: nt cheap rate; unnd ijirl will stav
with small family: possession given nt
once; references required. Address a M,
Heo. D-125
9-ROOM house, modern. Monroo & 'Co.,
611 N. 10th. , D-271
EIOHT-ROOM modern except furniio
Siioa Webster, JIS: llvc-rodm. 221!l C1I-
fomla. II I. ' Others
RliiKwalt It oi
unraer uiock
u ai.ui
HOUSES wanted. Wallace. Brewn hlk.
D-337
SEVEN rooms, hlodprn, 1320 North fon eth
street. D-M4S3 12
fOR RKNT. frnnm rnllninv 5T?1 Plnknnv
st., good cellar nml nil In good condition,
r.r month. Inquire of.W. D. Mend. Jr.,
Dellono hotel. D M493 9
10-ROOM RtVletly modern house with bam,
In very cnoje location, will rent reason
able, elthor furnished or unfurnished, to
puny wiiii "man inmtiy nnu gooit rerer
enceH. Address It 3S, Hee, D M501 11'
6-ROOM modern, cor. flat. 2101 Lcavenw'th.
u bis ro
MODERN S-room house. Inquire 111! Vln
ton. D 534 H
FIVK-ROOM flat, furnlslicd or unfurnished
Inijulio Sunday afternoon, IWi 8. 10th st
D M5U 11
WANTED, everywhere, hustler lu tack tip
signs, distribute circulars, etc. ."..V",";
vanliiKt good pay. Htump for repls
(Hobo Advertising Bureau. Omafm.Nob
I'Olt HK.M'-I't ll.MSIIKD UOO.M5.
8TKAM heated rooms at The Thurston.
U lw
WITH or without board. 2S7 Hnrney.
MODKIt.V, choice location. 122 S. Kth .St.
Ii MX
HOOMS, modern. KS0 Harney St.
B-M977 10
Ft'HNISIIKD or unfurnished room, prlvato
ranuiy. t-v: . rai si. h mjh a
l'AHI.OH and kitchen, also one front room,
ior uouscKeeiiniK. tun ... iuui si.
K M501 0
THUKK nice rooms, housekeeping. Ilf2 H,
mn. ii M5ii
STKAM 1IKATKD furnished room. eeona
noor. 6rj5 jtitn. k M5H H
I'lHMSlIKll ItOOJIH AM) HOAltl).
Gl.KNCAIUN,tratiHlcnts,$l.:5day. 1C09 Don?.
1151
GOOD board, prlvato lamlly. WO So. S.th Avo
UTOI'IA, K.'I Dnvenport Ht.
I'-ISI
NICK wiirm rooms, oood board, reasonable
tales. Ttio I'.ose, 2020 Harney.
I' 2C0 M2
NICK south room. The I'ratt, 212 S. 2-.th.
The Mcrrlam, nood winter homo. 25 & DoiIko
v is I
TO ItKNT, 1 furnished. 2 unf urnls-licd rooms
uir win i ii i inn n i . wun uonrn, in pnvnio
family; inlet ni'Ishborhood, near Hanscom
,'.n it V.UH iiuumui ui 4 . I. .
K-M227
NKWIjV furnished steam-heated rooms
2315 Duuk'us. K-M291 Dl
TWO large front rooms, furnished; with
or without board; prlvato family. Call
1313 Hurt St. K-535-10
I'Olt UK.Vr-t MM ItMNIIKI) ItOO.MH.
L'NKl'HNISHKD. for housekeeping, 2021 St.
Mary a avo. u s.
roit ni:.T-sT(ini:s ami oki'icks..
I'Olt HKNT. storu In first class location
rent rorummlik- Apply II. C. retcrs &
Co., ground lloor, Heo bids. I ICo
t'Oll HKNT. th" bulldlnK formerly occupied
by Tho Hen nt tllG fnrniitn street. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used ns Tin; Heo press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply ift oncu to C. C. Hose.
water, secretary, room 100, Uco Hiilldlni?,
I 2dl
AGK.XTH WA.M'lin.
AO KNTS Article of absolute necessity In
every bulldlnK; no competition; big pro
llts; exclusive rKhts; fnlltire ImpoHiIbl".
Agency Dept., 312, 27 William St.. N. Y.
J MJ2o Ml'
U'AVTI.'nAnnl. .i.llli ,...!.. .it llnl'Jil'
Metallic Hubber Tires for rocklni; cliuirJ,
you can mako $KW per month. J. C.
Hayes, 41S Hast locust st Des Moines,
IOWU. .1 IV
w..vri:n to iiuxt.
WANTKD, to rent, a building containing
nhntit M rooms, sultiOtln for a Kurop an
lintel and lodfjing house. Address Hoom
vi., .n. i. i.ue mug. .tusi be mouernto.
Central Ilote.l Co. K M.lil 0
STOIt AIJI".
I'ACIKIC Storncn n.id Wnrehouso Co.. 012
011 Junes, general storage und forwarding,
1SJ
Om. Van Ktor. Co., 151U6 f am. Tels. 1539-SC3
IKl)
WANTKII TO IllIY.
Al.I. kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
In large und small quantities. Chicago
I' lirniiiuu wo., iivu-jv uougc. ici. i'u.'d.
N-187
HOUSES to move. Wallace. Brown blk.
N-;cs
WILL purchase n limited number of
umiiua savingH iianK nccounis. urennnn
I.ovo Co., 3 So. 13th. N 188
WANTKD to buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings
bank accounts ror cash. Address a jo.
Hen olllee. N M51S
WANTED TO BUY. a small static elec
trlcal machine. Address at once, stating
price, ii so, neo, ;s m-i
roil sAi.iv-ri H.MTtim:.
fl'RNlTURK. carpets, etc.. of 13-room
house, located in best nart of cltv. 5
blocks from postofllcii; very reasonnblo
rent, suitable for parties wishing to keep
roomers. It will pay you to Investigate
tins. Aiiuress u Ji, nee. u .M0O3 13
fou mam: houses, vi:iih'm:s, nrc
NEW und 2dII. vehicles at marked down
prices, uarry itosi, itin Leavenworth
VlbB
fOR BALE, a horse and buggy cheap. In
quire in .'ii-- Ht. Mary s Ave. i' jitsb
fou sale mihg'i:m,am:oiis.
T.MVW Vika unrli-lif nlnmi nt trmnt onr.lfln
puny leavma city. Address v ao. Heo
oincc. Q 197 N3
HAllD and soft foundation piling; hog
loners aim criuoiug, ivi uougias. Q iau
2DHAND safe cheap. Dcrlght, 1110 farnam
y 191
SAf ES; buy, sell, ex'go. Schwartz, 114 So. 13,
Q-192
DON'T miss the opportunity to Inspect
our motis. in- tain me inrgest tlliO)
most complete lino of 2dhund stoves In
ciy; prices low. uoiri lurjjet tne plnce,
ijuiviiiiiDu I- uiiiiiuiu wu,. iu---i an, iiiii
ZI6 Nil
FOR SALE. 1 150-H. P. HolTmnn & Hlllinga
i.nruss engine in kuou coniiiuon. Call or
nuuress neo y oi ucc ui'ig jo, Q 601
WRITE for catnloguo of trusses, support
ers. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co, o n h
y iB.1
COMPLETE plato glass storo front for unl
Vi I ) wnmiiu AJtwj U1U UOi, ?i
10111 si. Q JI506 u
GOOD rook stove. 2C07 Woolworth nve.,
upper uoor. tj M,7)2 9
OAK. llrOD tOP. Wheeler & Wilson iinn-ln
machine, new; smyerua iuk 9x12. good
enniuiioii. uu i", neo. W ll
HANDSOME round ton rxtcnMnn
any dining room table, oerfect condlt'oii,
1IOX iJ, lieu. IJ 5U !l
24 HEAD fresh cows, call nfternoon. lor
ter s yarn, am nnu uurt ejib.
Q-512 9'
i!scem,.m:oi).i.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furni-u
and stoves at lowest prices, cnrload lois or
less, u-mcago I'-uriiuuro uo., hoo-jo noiig,
R-1W
CIiAIHVOYAXTS.
MRS. f R1TZ, clairvoyant. 13 North lOtn.
8-197
THE reliable Egyptian peacemaker, fortuno
teller am" imlmlst, Hat 11. f.20 S. 10th st,
eees, w, ii auu ncr uranii nnnex.
S-M474 Dl
.-m.-xii'-.u 1..1U.U gcnuino pnimist. nui jji.ii
8-M1W
KMCCTllIC THIMTJinXT.
MMK. ADAMS, mnsnctlc treatment, W7
13th, room " t 177-11"
MAE EDOAR, 31i!i N. 15th St.. lint K
T-M155 1
10
MM E. AM KB, 1C15 Howard. 2d floor, roor
Ornce Reynolds, assistant, T M3U
ELITE parlors, C15 S. 10th., serond fl o
T-M519
PUHSOXAI..
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns nr.d uuperllu
mi uuir it-iuuveu uy eiucinciiy, u. i
f renzer block. U 199
VIAVI, woman's wuy to health. 3(8 Heo bldg
UJ
1'KIISOXAI..
TI.'IIKIHH baths, masnaKO baths, electric
natns. ror iames oniy; iKinen woin'-n
niassaso operators ', tlnest equipped baths
In the city. Heimtrom Dath Company,
Hooms 218 to 220 Heo HldK. U-201
HLTTt'ItE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger: sen-i ror circulars, empire uup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bide Omaha.
U 20!
SKWINO machines rented and repaired;
rem . jcr monin; supplies ior an kiuhs
of machines. The Singer MunufaclurlnB
Co., 1620-ICi! Douglas 81. Telephone
LADIES' Jackets and tailor made suits al
tered, Cleaned, repaired. M. Fogol, 307 H..17,
U tiiA
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before A dur
ing conuncmeni; oauics aacpieu. nm 'j1'
Can be altered to look new nnd stylish hv
using one of our benntirui Fiircijtiii
Aivfiriiiinv pi.HATHn plol'NCE3.
Any kind complete from ll.iM til iLi"
TKltATION 1 ATTKRNd AND INSTRl C-
TlU.NS I HICK. Accordion und slue pieai
Ine by the ynrd. Send for circulars
M. (JOLDMAN CO.,
2C0 Douglas Blk., 10th und Dodge.
U 203
I'llIVATR linmn linfnrn nml illirlnir COllllne-
mcnt; babies adopted. Mrs liurget, a.h
ijurueite. u -vi
SEWING in private families. 673 N. 45th
U-SH-NU
I'LEATING nnd Bklrts, nil kinds: buttons
iiuiue to inaicn. ummii rieaini u.,
1521 Douglaii. . U-2W
CHILDREN boarded or adopted. S13 N. ild
street. U-M7S2 N23
LIKHKN, theatrical, masqucrado costumerj
iwia earunm. u -oi
.1IO.MJY TO' MJA.V HEAI. ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebrnskn and western
Iowa rurms nt 5 per cent- borrowers oa:i
nny 110") or nny tnultttde: nny Intere't
date; no delny. Hrennan-Love Co., 309
Ho. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W 207
MONEY to lean on Improved Omaha real
cstntc. urennan-Love co., aw bo. iatn.
W-20J
JlnXI nnd upward to loan on Improved city
property nnu inrms. w. raruam amitn &
to., nv) I'arnum. v .w
WANTED City loans, bondR and warrants.
ucorga & iompuuy, iuui rurnitm street.
W-210
MONEY In nny amount nt B. 64. fl per rent.
J. W. ROBUlNS & CO.. 1S02 f AHNAM ST
v -ill
MONEY to lonn on farm nnd city property;
lowest ruiea. u. i' . uavis 1.0,, iujj r arnam
W 212
MONEY to lonn nt 5 nnd 5'4 per cent on
Omaha prop -rty. W. B. Mclkle, 401 8 15 h.
v 13
PRIVATE money, C, Cl4. 6 per cent; no do-
lay. unrviu liros., itiiii t urnam. w an
WANTKD City and farm loans; also bond
una warrants, k. u. I'oters .t vn liirj
Farnam St., ueo mug. w li
PRIVATE money, f . D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
v Zlti
FIVE per cent money. Bcmls, Paxton block.
v j ii
MONEY to loan on (lrst-class Improved city
nrAtturlv r t- rnp l.till.lln ,t,ipi,A, Pnvnit.
Knox Co., New York Life. W 21S
PRIVATE money to loan. J.H.Sherwood,
v.ij ss . i.ue. v .'iy
$1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call nt once.
M. J. Kcnnnru iNs son, 3lu-3ii iirown iiiock.
v MM
MOXEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. You
to keep tlio property.
SALARY LOANS
to people permanently employed on their
own names, wiiiioui.cnuoi-ser or moriKtiire.
Wo loan from $10 up. Wo chargo nothing
for making papers and wo keep nothing
out or the amount you ask for. You
may repay tho money In one month or
take 2. :i, 4, 5, 0 month' or more In which
to repay It. Our rntes are as low as the
lowest; our uusiuesH is coniiuentiui unci
wo always iry to piense,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.'.
Established 1S92. 20G S. 10th St
X 220
MONEY . . MONEY
LOANED SALAIU1SD PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
aTItl UT I. Y C'( J.N K 1 IJ E NT I A L.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 520, fifth floor, New York Life nidg
-v SSI
AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY
will pay olT your
SALARY ASSIGNMENTS
And nil other debts. A steady position nil
that Is required. EASIER TERMS AND
LOWER CIIAKWES THAN ANY OTHER
LOAN COMPANY. Call und have u
prlvnte talk with us. ROO.M Oil HEE
BU1LDINU. X 222
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position wun respou-iinie concern
upon their own names without security;
IUB JJUJ liiviifco. Avuwtiu, iw i 1, J,. lllUK.
A -l
IfrtVnV lmtn.l nr f,,rt.l,,M ln
i tutitt, i iiiuiiiuiiun.
wntches; payments confidential. Omaha
cnatiei i.oan naiiK, ..u . loui, upstairs.
.X 224
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
No mortcacu or publicity. Pnners free.
LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS
SURE. R. R. employes receive tlmo to
suit convenience. Loans of other com
panion taken tin. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO., Hoom 303. Paxton mock. x 22
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows. etc. C. f . Ueed. 219 8. 13
X-229
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dla
monds, watches, privately. Berger's Loan
ysa:, rarnam m., upstairs. a. .at
SALARY LOANS
3. CHATTEL LOANS. J
:18 f Irat Nut. Bank, Bids.
V. TAlLUti
X-220
MONEY loaned on nlanos. furnltlirc. horses
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green. R S, Barker blk
A JJj
BUSINESS CIIANCDS.
$150 CASH or easy pnyments buys 25 strictly
cigars or ensh: will earn $2 nnd ujiwurd
lntvriii iiucKeu sioi mnemnes ior nruiK-t.
weekly eacn. isnn, uiaric & Co.. l-umi
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, III.
Y 230
FOR SALE first-class rcstnurant In fro
mont. Neb. Address, J, R. Hoover,
Y-109
$300 CASK will purchnfo n one-eighth In
terost In a valunb o Invention: monev b
needed to perfect patents, Addres Oliver
a, nun, car fticrcnams noiei, iniun i
Y-M13ti 13
OROCEHY stock nnd llxtures: rood trndo
self supporting business; best locution In
umunn. nuuress ii to, ueo. i-m ui m
FOR SALE, bnkorv. restaurant nnd uto
eery; win Invoice about $1,S00 to $2,000, lu
u good 'country town, county seat, lu
care or umana lien. y jimj 22
f OR SAI.n-IIF.AI, ustati:.
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company B A.
McAUaster land commissioner, Union
racnir ueauquaricrs, umana, Men.
RE 197
FOR SALE cheap, large lot a. nl threo
cottages. J.
I.
.ovegron, 4th floor Pax
ton block.
in; m.iig
HOUSES, lots, farms, lnnds, loans; also rlro
insurance, iiemis, pnxton uik, he 231
8KB HENRY B, PAYNE, COl N, Y. LIFE
Rl-23j
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 farnam St
UK 230
nARGAINS!
7-room house, urnund 100-foot frontaxe
close to car llho; eastern owner wants
offer.
$3,000 property, well located: will pay 12 per
cent net on purcnase price.
$900 mortgage, better than government
Dona, ror snie quick.
M. J. ICENNAnD & SON,
310-311 Brown Block.
RE-M2S3
HERE Is ono of the best harualns In
small homo In tho city; 331C Larlmoro St
(Monmouth Park). 5-room house, well
rents , wu, on payments: aiscount ro
cusu it lioui wunin n ween.
George G Wallace, 313 Brown Blk.
RE-790
FOR SALE, farm, $1,500. Address B 21
fOIl SALE-HEAt, KMTATH,
LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Neliraska.
FOR SALE or trade, SO flue productive
inrms nnu 10 nne stock rancnes in cast
Nebraska for Aile cheap nnd on easy
terms, some of which can be traded for
merchandise, hardware, furniture, Imple
ments, horses nnd cattle. For particulars
nddrcss George W. Htltton. Coleridge,
Neb. RK-M201 NJJ
FOR ONE week, good east front lot, njth
st., umana view. Mane oner, .musi si-h,
O. O. Wallace, 313 Brown blk. RE-339
FINE cast front tot, 3 blocks south of de
pot, on lot i St. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
RE-532-D-7'
. GREAT SACRIFICE.
An elegant ll-room house, all modern,
largo cast front, grounds western part
of city, near farnam St. This property
cost original owner over $12,0o0.
I am authorized to offer It this week
for $7.5no.
Can give Immediate possession.
HICKS, 323 Board of Trade.
RE-C31-8
FIVE acres choice garden land, adjoining
rity lots, only $l,72i. hicks, ;k.i noaru ot
Trade RE-o3l-S
SO ACRES, 0 miles from Omaha, $15 per
acre, 'ino uyron itccu to,, .i. m. mn 't.
RE-M5W
MEDICAL.
LADIES oil of henlMi And prompt relief.
Box 232, Omahn, Neb. Conlldetitinl.
-237
LADIES' free monthly regulator: cannot
fall. Mrs B Rowan, muwiuikoo. wis.
M-150 N 30
LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden
neai, never railing temaie regulator, win
relievo most obstinate cases of delayed
periods In 5 hours; sent secure from ob
rervntlon, $1 Dr Annlo Fowler, 20.1 South
Hth St., St. Louis, Mo. M-2CS N30
DR. LE DUEU1 vVmals Rtgulator. posi
tively wnrrantea to cure mo most stuu
born cases of pathological monthly stop
pages, Irregulerltles. obstructions nnd
suppressions brought on from whatever
cause; $2 a package, or 3 for $5; scut any
where prepaid on receipt of price. The
Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, 111. American of
fice, retail, wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug
Co., Omaha, M. A -lllon. South Omahn;
Davis Drug Co., Council Blulfs. Full lino
of rubber goods.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Bldg.:
ici. ibti; Alice jonnsoii, u. u,, mines
dept.; aid E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
233
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school,
Kirksvino, iio. wi l'axton uik. Tel. 1307.
239
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 305 Karbach, Tel. 2352,
Mo2
I.O.ST.
LOST, between Hnyden Bros, nnd North
'jin live., oiown icnin?r pocueiuooK con
taining money, key and knife Howard
will bo given If returned to !52 N. 23lh
avo., or room i, h. & m. iie.uKiunrters.
Loit 510 '.
LOST Black morocco purse, containing
about JI.-M; tinder may nnvo fontents If
purse is rciurneii to uco otnee.
Lost-M54". 11
IIKI.CIA.V IIAltES.
FINE Belglnn Hares for sale nt common-
sense prices. Mi noronro uoulevanl.
-832 N25
I HAVE n choice lot of young stock nnd
bred does for sale enenp. All pedigreed,
Address Ed Hcrvey, 1110 N. 40th. Omaha,
M-204 S
DANCING sriIOOl,.
NEW classes for beginners are forming
this week nt Atorniul s. creicnton linn:
children Wednesday and Saturday; adults
Tuesday nnd Friday S p. m.; prlvato les
sons tinny; iisscniiiues cunesony; enn
for terms: always open. auw ni
.MLS I OA I,.
FREE scholarships to piano students. Prof.
liruum, uo itamgo line. 6S7
Jl'.VIC
B.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Trop., dealers
in all mctnls, bottles, etc. carloads a
specialty. i01-S03 Farnam, Oinuha. Tel.237S.
2S5
HORSES WINTERED.
HORSES wtnterod. $1 per month. J. W.
l'iicips, vjt N, V. luo oiug. -I'nnno 10J4
M-821 D2
.Ml It It Oil FACTORY.
Damaged looking glnssca resllvered. "OS N 10.
241
1IIH1IS AND TAA'innil.MY.
STOCK'S Bird Storo. 1003 Leavenworth.
-C43
PLAIN SEWING.
WANTED, plain sewing-. 1033 S. 22d st.
-51790 N30'
SIIOHTUAM) AN' 11 TYPBWIUTINtL
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
240
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
Bee Bldg . -211
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. 212
GREGG Shorthand Om. C. Col. 10 .t Doug.
213
I.ANtiUAtiES.
CHATELAIN School of Languages Boyd's
tneaicr, nils reopencu ior mo season.
-M14i
PIANO TUNING.
WE tune your piano for $1.50. Rose's Art
Storo, 1521 Dodge. Tel 1915. 213
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c:colIurs,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
-217
PAAVNII HOKE Its,
EAGLE Lonn Office, rellnble. accommodat
ing; all business contldcntlul. 1301 Douglas
-251
LOANS, II Marowltz; low ruteu, 41S N. 16,
accordion Pi.n.yriNf;.
ACCORDION and side pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 9 Pat
terson lilK., 17th and farnam Sts.
CMS
ENGINES, BOILERS, HTC,
L. C. Sharp Much. Wks.; motors, dynamos,
-219
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING,
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
-250
WANTED TO UORHOW,
$3,000 PRIVATE money; good Improved
city property first mortguge. B 41, Hee,
637
CARPENTERS AND JOIIIIHIIS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work und repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 2uth
nnd Lakn Sts
TICKI'.T IIHOKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere, P. H. Phil!
bin. 1505 farnum, Telophone 781, 251
TAILORING.
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest
designs. S. J. HrodtrlcU. 1017 fnrnam.
M 171 N1S
FOUND.
GRAY Dane pup, Finder call at Nebraska
Piauonai uniiK, t, i eanuimrg
FouuiI-MSIS 10
i i iimti m: iir.PAiitiNci.
TEL. Mil. M S Walkllit, 2111 Cuml-.ig St
Om. t'lh. Wks. 101S Cap. nve." Tel. WX
:ci4 DJ
DHESSMAKIMI.
IN "l 'A Ml LIES. Miss Sturdy, 31S S. "wt"hs'
M -5o: D7
j 4 ti Ji0- -"J 'J i UkW"L SUES & CO
I PATENTS R Patent Lawyers
GUARANTEED Bee Bldp.. Omha,Neb
PntcntuookFroo
FALL AND W NTER
NECESSIUES.
The InrKt'St nud must select
line tif enrrliiite
LAP ROBES
Plush. Heater, Wniil, Motttniin
lliiiriilo, Wolf nml Hear Skin,
Don s.ln.
KORS.E BLANKETS
for stable nud otitiltiiir tie.
AH Kind nt Intvent prloea,
Cnrrlime Heaters nud Foul
Witrinrri, Coiteliiiinn's l'lif
C'tilliii'fttes.
Iluehntt it) s, ItrtitiKtintns,
Depot Wukoiis,
NOW Is the time to buy.
Drummond Carriage Go,
18lli mid llarncy ?J
POSTOf f Il'E NOTU.E.
(Should bo rend DA II Y by nil Interested,
as i minecs may occur nt any time.)
foreign malls for the week ending Novem
ber lo, 11 xi, will close (PROMPTLY in all
cases) nt tho General Post Olllee as fol
lows: PAHCELS POST MAILS close ono
hour earlier than closing ttino shown be
low. Parcels Post Mulls lor Germany close
at 5 p. in Monday
Truiinnt lnnt lt Mnlls.
SATURDAY At 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per 8. s. Etrurlu, via Qticenstown; at S a.
m. for ITALY, nor s. s. Kaiser Win. II,
via Naples (malt must bo directed "per s.
s. Ktitser Win. II"); at S u. m. for NETH
ERLANDS direct, per s. s. Rotterdam
(mall must be directed "per s. s. Rotter
dam"); ut 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND, per
h. s. Ethiopia (mall must be directed "per
h. s. Ethiopia").
PRINTED MATTK7i7"f.TC. This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Gerinanv only The same
claas qr mall matter tor other parts of
Europe vdll not bo sent by this ship un
less specially directed by her.
After the closing of the Supulemcntary
Trims-Atlantic Molls named above, ad
ditional supplementary mulls are opened
on the piers of the American, Etiglluli,
f rctich and German steamers, und ro-naln
open until within Ten Minutus of the hour
of liiilllng of steamer.
.Mil Mm for South find Central America,
West lull If, etc.
FRIDAY At 1 p. in. for MEXICO, per s. s.
Matanzns. via Tampleo (mall must bo di
rected "per H. 8. MatanznH").
SATURDAY t 1" a. in. (supplementarv
10:3) a. m.) for fORTVNK ISLAND,
JAMAICA. 8AVANILLA, CARTHA
GENA nnd GREYTOWN, per s. h. Alone
(mnll for Costa Rica must bo directed
"per H. s. Alcnu"); at 10 n. m. ior PORTO
RICO, per s. s. San Juan; nt 10 a. m. (sup
plementary 10:30 n. m.) for CURACAO anil
VENEZUELA, per s. Hlldur (mnll for
Savanllla nud Carthagena muut be di
rected "per h. s. Hlldur"); nt 11 a. m. for
CUBA, per s. 8. Mon o Castle, via I la
vana; lit 11 u. in. for YUCATAN, per s. s.
Hermann, via Progrcso; nt 1 p. m, for
NORTH BRAZIL, per 8. s. Polycnrp.
SUNDAY At 8:30 p. tn. for ST. PIKHRK
M10.UKLON, per steamer from North
Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close qt
th's olllee dally ut 8:30 p. in. (connectlti':
close hero every Mondav. Wednesday and
Saturday). Mnlls for Mlque'on. by rail tn
Boston, nnd thence by steamer, close at
this olllee dally at S-30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by mil to Pott Tampa, fin., and
thenco by steamer, close nt thin olllco dully
nt 7 a. m. (tho connectlnit closes are on
Sunday. Wednesday and f rldayt. Mnlls for
Mexico t. uy, nverianti, unless specially un
dressed for dlspntch by Htonmer, close ut
this ortlco dally nt 2:30 a. tn. nnd 2:30 p. m
Mails for He'lze. Puerto Cortez und Ouate
mala, by rail to New Orleans and thenco
by Htenmer .closo at this olllee dally at
3 p. in. (connecting closes here Mnndavs
for BelUe, Puerto Cortez und Guatemala)
Malls for Costft Rica, by rail to Mobile,
Ala., nnd thenco by steamer, clo?o at this
office dally at M3 p m. (connecting closes
hero every Tuesday fieglstored mall
cIosch at 0 p. in. previous day.
I'l-nnspnetlle .Malls.
Malls for Hawaii, vln San Francisco,
closo here da'lv nt I..I9 p. in. up to No
vember 5, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s
Zealandla. Malls for Hawaii. Japan,
China and Phl'lpplno Island, 'la San
Frnnolseo, close hero dally at C:30 p. in.
up to November "S, Inclusive, for dis
patch pot- s. s. Hong Kong Maru, Mn'lt
for Australia (except West Australia.,
which goes vl.-t Europe, nnd New Cealnii I
wh'"h go'-s via Snn Frnnc'sco) and FIJI
Islands, vln Vancouver, close hero dally
at 6:30 p. m. up to November "lO. Inclu
sive, for dispatch per s. s. Anrangl (sup
plementary malls, via Seattle, closo nt
1:30 p tn. November "ID. Malls for A is
tralla (except West Australia). Now Zea
land. Hawaii, FIJI and Samonn Islands,
via San f ranclsco, close here dally at r, D
p. m. after November ll and up to No.
vember "24, Inclusive, or on tiny of nr
rlvnl of s, h. Cnmnanlii. duo nt New York
Novemb"! 21. for dispatch per 8, s.
Sierra. Malls for China and Japan, via
Vancouver, close here dally nt 0:30 p. in.
up to November "27, Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. n. Empress of China (regis
tered mall must ba directed "via Van
couver"). Transpacific malls nro forwarded to port of
salting dal'y and the schedule of closing Is
arranged on tho presumption of their un
Interr unci overland transit. ""Registered
mall elo" nt ii p. in. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Poslmastor.
Postolllce, Now York, N. Y November 2,
1900.
RAILWAY, TI.MI3 TABLES.
UNION PACIf IC-'THE OVER,
land Route" General Otllees,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets City Ticket Otllqo, 1321
Furnain Street. Teleidione, 318.
Depot, Tenth und Mason Sts.
Telephone, ti.9.
Leave. Arrive
Tho uwriand Limited. .a S:20 am a 7:35 pm
Tho Chicago-Portland
Special a S:2n nm a 7:35 pm
Thu Fust Mall u S:o(l am a 2:2.i pm
Tho Coluindo Special... all ;35 pm n 0:50 am
The Faxt Mall u 4:35 pm
Llnco'n. Uentrlco nnd
Stromsburg Express.. Ii 4:10 pm bl2:25 pm
The Puclllc lCxpress...,a 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Express,,, a 0:50 nm
Ornnd Island i.ocnl b 5:30 pm b 9:30 um
u DjII b Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST LOUIS RAIL-road-Omnlm,
Kansas t'lty
& Enstorn Rnl road-"The
Oulncy Route" Ticket Of.
Ilco. 1415 farnum St Tele
phono, 322. Depot, Tenth
und Marcy Streets. Tele
phone, 029.
i . . - . ....
,rr
Hi
ki-uvu. Arrive.
Louis Cannon Ball
xprcss n C-.05 pm
Express t
Kansas City nnd vjulncy
t npi i i
a 8:20 am
,a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a Dully
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
road-Gcnerul Offices nud
Tlrknt OMlnns Roiitb,nnt
sF7.2lSl Corner llth and Douglas
Uniun Stuuoii,
Leavo. Arrive.
.c- Kansas
City Expres a"' m n own pm
K, C , Ht L. Express.. .al0:10 pin a fl;!5 um
Leavo from 15th
Wtibstor Streets:
Weeping Water h 4:15 pm al0:45 am
a Dully b Dal'y except Sunday.
CHICAGO. HURLINOTON
t Qutiicy Railroad "Tea
Burlington Houto 'Ticket
Olllee. 1502 fHriiam Si.
Tflephoiie, 250, Depot
Tenth und Mason Sis
To tphone. 123.
LettVi;. Arrlvn.
U'lyiigiu cmcugc spe
cial .. u 7;00 am al0:25 t n
Chlcag-i v-Phtlhuled Ex .a 4;oi p:n n 7 (5 in
Chlcugo Iocal Express. a 9.30 am a 4 'i m
( hlcugn i.imued .a 1M pm a 7 1 um
fast Man . S;1j pm
a llallv
.iLUli
Si t I i. ,IU
RAILWAY TI.MI1 TABLES.
BURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Route
General OHices. N .
Corner Tenth nnd F.trnttn
Bts TlCltei umce. iw
lrtrnit!ll rtt.
.len
TVl Itiirllnctoll
station. Tenth
nud Nlosoii
Arrive.
Bts. Tckphur.c, 12i.
Leave.
Lincoln. Hasting and .
McCook a S:I0 am a ,ul rm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo-
rnrin I'tiih I'ntifornla a l:K 'im n pra
t.tnenln .0 lll"k Hills, .a 9:V pin u i:4"i mi
Montana, Puget Sound.. a : pm
Lincoln fust Mall i..,a S.W pm
a i:tS am
ul0;3i am
n 6:15 am
nil :43 nui
u S:20 am
bll5 am
u S:2J i ni
Denver ctiiornuo, umn
nnd California
Bellevue. Pnpplo n10:l. am
Paclllc Junction nll:50 am
Paoltlr Junction u 7:00 pm
So. Bend, Louisville. , .
Plattsmouth . , b S 3 pm
ft, Crook, Plattsmouth. a o:i pm
a Dally: b ex. Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph & Council itlurtt
Railroad "Tho Iturlnt
ton Houto" Ticket O'llce,
fnrnnm St. Tele,
phone, 2M. Depot, Tenth
und Maon Sts. Tele
ulioiie. v:s
i.eave
Arrive,
a C. 5 pm
u 0.15 am
Kansns City Day Ex. ...i I't am
Kans.it. City NI ht Ex nlO.li pm
si i.tMiis I-iyer ror Si.
Joseph and 81, Louis, ft 4:50 pm all:16 nm
a Dully
FREMONT. KLKUORN &
Missouri V.ti ey Hntlrond
'T h e Northwestern
Line ' General Otllees,
United States National
Hank Hldg.. S, W Cor.
Tlvi'lftri inut t.l rn.-i tii Htm
'Ilcket Olllee, 1401 farnam St. Telephone,
501. Depot, 15th nnd Webster Sts. Tele
phone, His Leavo. Arrive,
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Hot Spring. a 3:00 pm a S:W pm
yoinlng, Cuspar nnu
Douglas d a'.tO pm o 6:00 pm
HuslliiK. York. David
t'ltv ftit i!o-. teneva.
Exeter sml ewArd ...b 3:00 pin b 5:00 Dm
Norfolk, VerUlgro und
fremunt b 7:20 nm bl0::5 am
Lincoln, Wahqo nml
f reinont b 7:30 am bl0.2i am
Fremont Local c 7.3' am
n Dally b Dally except Sunday, e Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday o
Dully except Monday.
ClIICAOO, ST. PAUU
Minneapolis & Oniunit
Hallway - "The North
western Lino" Gcnoral
Otllees. Nebrnskn Divi
sion, l.'th and Webster
Sts. Cltv Ticket tlltlee.
Hoi i.i o .mi St, 'telephone, Dtil. Depot,
lUli and Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Pastcngcr....n 0:00 um n 9:1) pm
Omaha Pussengcr ulltlO am
Sioux City A: North
east Nebraska..' 3:45 pm
ft Dally, b Dally except tfuuduy.
CHICAGO fc NORTH
western Hallway 'Tlio
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Onieo. 1401
i-nrnnm st.
.CI Depot,
Mason Sts.
Te'nhono.
Tenth and
Telephone,
Arrlva.
t2J. Leave,
Daylight Chicago Spc
clul a 7:00 nm
Chiciigo Passenger a 4:15 pin
Eustern Express. Des
MTilucs, M.'irsh.tllloun.
Cedar RaplilH und Chi
cago. 410:55 am
Eastern Special, Chi
cago und Last a 1.55 pm
I'ii . Mall. Chicago to
Omnlia
Omahn-Chlcago Limited. a 7:15 pm
Fast Mall
Cedar Rapids Passenger
Eastern Express b 9:00 pm
u Dally, b Except Saturduv.
nll:3) pm
a b:10 am
a 4:05 pm
a 4:C5 pni
a 2:45 pm
it 8:0o pm
n S::;o ii m
n 5:30 pm
SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC
Rnl road Tho North
western Line" General
Otllees, United States
National Hank Bulbl'mr,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd l.nriifi to Mih TImV
Olllee, lid Farnam St. Telephone, r.r.i :e
pot. 'lenth nnd Mason Sts. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrlv?
Twin City Exnres a 0.55 nm nio 25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm a S:15 am
Sioux City Local a 8:00 um a 3:50 pm
u Dally
CHICAGO. ROCK Isl
and & Pacltlc Railroad
"The Grnt Roclt I si.
nnd Houtu" Cltv Tick
et Olllee, 1321 Fanrim
Street. Tflephoiie J2S.
Depot. Tenth & Marcy
u, U.CWIIUIIU. 0"J.
I .rn i
Des Molucs and Daven
port Local a 7:25 nm
Chicago Express bll:l5 nm
c: cagu Fait Express.. n 5:i) pm
Lincoln and eiiirbur . ..a S:3o am
Lincoln, Culor.ido Spgs..
Denver, Puebl" and
West a 1:30 pm
Des Molne, Rock Isl
and and Cblenrro n 7 ir. nm
Arrive.
bl l:3i nm
o vi'i m
a 1 :25 pm
a i:0j pm
a 4:15 pm
a 5:50 pm
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CKNTRAL
Railroad City Ticket Of
fice. 1402 Farnam Street.
Telophone. 213. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Kxprcss
...all .1j um a 4 Oj pm
unicago i.unltea .,
Minneapolis and
Puul Express
Minneapolis and
. aul Limited ...
...a i;ij pm
St.
..b 7:00 am
St
u h:15 am
b 9:40 pm
a 8:15 am
a 7Mj pm
Fort Doilco Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm
a Dully b Dally except Sunday,
b!0:l5 am
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Olllee. 15oi Fnrnnm
Street. Telephone S9.. I)e.
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Streots. Telephone, G.-.l.
Leavu Artlv.'
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
Express a 5:05 pm a E:S0 am
u I'uny
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
A 81 Paul Hnllwnv-Cltv
Ticket Olllco. 1501 Furnnm
Street. Telephone 2SI. Do-
Bot, Tenth and Mnson
treets. Telophono, 029
t n n ,n Arrlv,,
MlLWAUKL
Chicago Limited Ex.... n 6:oo pm a 8:u5 nm
Chicago & umnhu Ex...b i;l.i am b 3:10 pm
u Dally, b Dally except buuday
ENCOURAGING THRIFT.
A Merchant's Wuy of IIi'lpliiK His Km
ploca to Liiy I ii .Mout-y.
"I always havo confldenco In peoplo' who
savo u llttlo money out of tholr salaries,"
said a prominent western merchant to a
Washington Star man, "und I do what I
can to encourage habits of thrift. I em
ploy about ecventy-ilvo clerks in my estab
lishment, to whom I pay weekly salaries
ranging from $10 to $40. Naturally enough,
more of thorn got tho former than tho lat
ter amount, but they nro none tho less
worthy on that account.
"In tho beginning, when I employed only
two peoplo, I lived pretty closo to them
and I knew how thriftless they could bo
when they were not encouraged to do oth
erwise. I havo discharged moro clerks for
that sort of thing than for any other causa.
They spent their salaries, largo or small
us might be, In a rccklcea fashion, nud let
debt accumulate qulto regardless ot tho
rights of creditors. As my business In
creased, and with It my profits nml my
force of people, I began to glvo tho matter
more study and In tho end, when I felt
nblo to bo of material assistance in en
couraging thrift 'nnd honesty, I proposed
a yearly recognition to thoso who would
aavo something out of their salaries. It
was email at lira t , but wan so successful
that today I haven't a clork who has not
somo kind of u hunk account, and not ono
who wilfully refuses to pay his debts.
Whon wo got a new ono who refuses to
tako advnutago of tho opportunities af
forded wo let hlra go at the end of tho first
year.
"My present plan Is to double tho sav
ings of all clerks who rccclvn $10, $12 and
$15 a week; to add 25 per cent to all who
receive from $15 (o $25 und 10 per ccut for
thoso over $25. A clork en $15 a wook or
under cannot novo much, but us a rulo that
class of clerks nnvu no ono to maintuln
but tin nmelvea, and If ono cannot save
moro than $25 nut of his year's labor, It Is
rather pleasant for him to get $25 clear
profit. Thoso who receive tho larger
I amounts usually liaro families nnd their
1 ravin"! are not largo, but v.-hatovcr they
are tloy arc comfortably Increased. One.
, of my $l,200-a-yenr clerks, with a wlfa nml
I two email children, saved $100 last year
wwr
ItlPr
1 nnu my check for $100 additional wus dc-
posited to Ills nccottnt the day after New
Year, A young woman In i barge of a do
partnieut nt $900 a your lms almost paid
for n nice little cuttngc in tjio suburbs out
of her extra, and so tho list runs on
through every branch of tho busluess. I
in.iko It a condition that all current obli
gation.! must be met at ttio end of the yeur,
so that the savings arc actual not profit.
Every year some of the clerks nro not en
titled to any extra, hut If this Is the result
ot slckticts I assume a part or nil of the
doctor's bills. You tuny t,ay It cosls some
thing for mo to do this, and 1 an) under no
obligation to It, nud ou nro right. Hut I
tuiMi tho best class of clerks In tho city
nnd us rcmilt I hnvo the best class of
custom In the city, und I guess 1 don't lost,
enough by It to necessitate an assignment
at nn onrly date," and the merchant smiled
with a very oldant satlsfRctlon.
STILL OWNED THE .MM; II II V.
Others Tliiiuulit They Hud llliu, lint
Got the .Mitten.
"It didn't surprise mo any to read th
other day that 'Lucky' Baldwin had again
struck It rich, this time In the Alaskan sold
fields," remarked a well known Cullfortiluu
to a Washington Post lunii. "Haiti win Ii
about tho hardest man to be chiselled out of
anything ho lins set his heart on gettlug
that 1 ever uiet with. A whole lot of
PCOnlu have tiled tn out It nn him In ),nl.
ness nnd other sorts of deals, but none ot
those over succeeded In catching 'Lucky
Ilaldwln Rulllcctitly asleep to rnuko tbelr
plans stick.
"Horsemen still talk nbout a funny game
In which Haidwln figured on mm of tho
Chicago race tracks nearly n doten years
ago. Baldwin had brought his unigulllcctil
string of thoroughbreds to Chicago to limits
an effort to annex tho swell Makes ttiut
were then on lap on the tracks In thu windy
town and ho got llicin home Hrat or In th
money In many of tho biggest events. Well,
ho hnd ono of his finest horses entered In a
valuable long-dlstanco event and Huldwlti
was particularly mixlotis to win the rnre,
not so much for the put so cud of it as for
tho glory of capturing tlio sinke His horjit
Just nbout llgureil lo win, too, and Huldwin
Intended to 'go down the line' on tho nnl
mill's chances, not only nt the truck, but at
nil of tho big poolrooms In tho country. Ha
stood to clean up considerably moro than
$100,000 on tho horso If tho brute got under
tho wlro flrht. llnldwin's regular stable
Jockey was tiikon Blck on tlio morning of the.
raco anil tho old man had to hiiBtlo sround
for another boy to rldo his homo In tho big
event, from another horseman tio bought,
for n big round sum, tho release of a high
grado rider, who was to hnvo taken the
mount on u thoroughbred that didn't figure
lo got near tho money In tho stako race.
Ualdwln gnvu tho Jockey his Instructions as
to tho way ho wanted tho horao ridden and
then, when tho betting opcne.l his commis
sioners dumped llnldwin's money Into tho
ting In such quantities that tho horss be
camo an overwhelming fnvorlte.
"A qtiurtcr of nn hour beforo tint horsrs
wcro duo to go to the post n well kuowu
bookmaker to whom Baldwin had often ex
hlbl:cd klndncfs In less prosperous days rati
to where tho old man wna standing, chowing
n strnw. In his barn.
" 'Baldwin,' snhl tho bookie to the old
man, 'Micro's a Job to beat you and you'rs
golnt; to got beat. They wnnted me to go in
with 'cm, hut you'vo always been on tho
level with me and I wouldn't stand for it.
Tho ring has bought up your Jock nnd your
uorso is going to be snatched.
" 'Much obliged for telling me that, re
plied tho old man. 'I'll Just mako a stnb to
see that thu boy doesn't do auy Biintchlng,
though.'
Baldwin borrowed nnother gun from ono
of his ntnblo hands In thoso days he always
corrl -d ono of hid own about ns long as your
arm and with his artillery ho strolled over
tlio Infield nud took up his stand by tho
fenco at tho turn Into the stretch. Ha
hadn't mentioned to anybody what ho was
going to do and tho folks who saw tho old
man making for tho stretch turn simply
thought that Baldwin wanted to watch tho
taco from Hint point of view. Ho did, for
that matter, but he happened to have an
other cud in view.
"Well, tho horees got away from tho post
In an even bunch and then Baldwin's horso
wont cut to make tho running. Tho Jo;key'
Idea vns to raco tho horse's head off and
then pull him In tho stretch, making It ap
pear as If tho animal had tired. Baldwin
had Instructed tho Jock to play a waiting
game nnd mako his hid toward tho finish.
Tho hon.0 simply outclassed his company,
howover, and ho didn't show nny Indications
of log-weariness whatever ns ho rounded tho
back stretch on tho rail, a couple of lengths
in front of tho Held. Baldwin could sec,
howover that tho rrooked Jock was sawins
tuo uorso s neau on in his elfort to take bltn
back to tho ruck. When the horses worn
till 100 feet from him Ilaldwln let out a
Oil to attract Ills Jockey's nttentlnn nn
then ho flashel his two runs In Um suntii-ht
nnd bawled nt the Jock;
'Loggo that horso's head, vnn mnni.
dovll, nnd go on nnd win, or I'll shoot you
bo full of holes that you won't hold mo
usses!
"Tho Joel: gavo ono look nt tti nan ftrn rtnna
that Baldwin was polntlnc straleht nt him
Then ho gavo Baldwin's horse bis head, sat
uown 10 nne for nil that was in him and
tlio liorso under him cantered In ten innn,.
to tho good on tho hit. As long as 'Lucky'
imiuwiu was on mo eastern turf nftor that
no jockey ever tried to yank ono of bl
horsc3."
Nn mutest lliillilliiir to lie Sold,
Any ono with a fondness for frentr tmii.t.
IPCS can. If ho bids blch enoueh. hnv a
veritable curiosity on Thursday, whon tho
nnrrowest business building In tho city Is
to bo put up at nuctlon at the bourse,
ropoits tho Philadelphia Record. This
qiioor building, Which has morn tlmn
local fame, Is only four foot und ten inches
wiuo aim lias a depth of 141 feet, reaching
back an American street to innlr. Th..
nro six different firms that curry on busi
ness in Hie ground lotr. Tliem.. n n
cigar store, two outlnir. bruises.
mnklng shops and a'tallorlng establishment.
ino inreo upper storioH of tho building nre
deviled io lodgiw: renins, of which thero
aro seven on each floor, entranco bolng
gaiucn irom ino line strcot by means of
three winding stnlrwayn of tiny proportions.
Ench of these rooms is fourteen feet long.
An ordinary bed takes nn tho wimin uMih
of tho apartment and tho occupants nra
ineroioro compuneii to crawl in over tho
footboard. Not Infrequently ono of theao
rooms Is occupied by a man and his wlfa
and constitute their entire placo of abode.
According to tradition, whero American
Btreot now Is thnro was onco a narrow
alley, Just wide enough for a person to
walk through, and when It was brondoned
many years aro thn building on the corner
hnd to bo reduced to Its present dlmon-
ulons.
Mrs. T. Hrldillcman of ParshallvlUe. Mich.,
wob troubled with salt rheum for thirteen
yp&rs and had tried a number of doctors
without relief. After two or three applica
tions of Hannnr Ealve, her hands became
better and In a short time she wns entirely
cured. Mycro-Dilon Drug Co., Omaha;. Dil
lon's drug store, South Omaha.
A Dreiini. -
Detroit Journal: It was the genius of
tho Anglo-Saxon race tlmt performed tho
nfllces of introduction, unylng: .
"Heathen, tho Incvjtablo; InovltaMe, the
Heathen " '
Tho Heathen bowed.
"('hawmcil'" said tho Inevitable.
Wo had barely tlmo to think how much
better this than cannon and hospital ships,
when wn awoke with a blurt, for of coursa
It was all a dream