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TIT 13 OMAHA TAIT,V JJK15: MONDAY, N O V UM MET? 12. 1!)00. SPECIAL NOTICES! Adrrrllirtiifnli for these roliimn, will lie tnkpn nntll I- for the veiling edition nnd until H.'.W p. an, far tiK.rnlns nnd Suntlnj edition. llntri, I I lie m word first Insertion. tc a Trord thereafter. Nothing; taUrn fr tea tliuu liftc for the Ort Inner tion. These ndrertUemrnta mutt lie Van reinseontlvrly. Advertiser, by requesting a nam kerrd check) enn he nnswera. nil flreaaeel tn n ntiiuhered letter In rare f The llee. Ananrri an nddrraaed Trill he delivered on preaeatatlua sf th check moj. I I MTl ATIDNS WAVI'Ull. TOUNO girl as nurse or light housework. Address 26'.' I Cuming A--M689 12 WANTIlll MALE III;i,l WANTED, we have steady worn lor a few good hustlers of gooel hublts and appear- nee. C. F. Adamn Co., 13 Howard St. H ICS BARBER trade taught thoroughly tn short iime, analogue unu p.ir'.icuiurn Address Western Burners' ni11 VJic' Omaha, Neb H-10? alesmen, to ho.ii orri'i '""l'9' ' ","c aide linn; used by nil ni hanf; cat a loguo free, llodel Mfg. Co , I "V "i ?.oM, " uonu, inn. u-.um-.... WANTHtl. i.vnrvuhiro. hustle's to Inck Up signs, distribute circulars etc. ,,f VviV," tiw rpr.1V. Write Oln ft" V. '"", X,- TliVreaU. dmofia. Neb. " B-M7II Till'. flAIAMVUTflS' DISASTER. ' MO pages. U) Illustrations; sumpb' free; N"? -..V.i. r. i...i. . 11 ri.n n. worth '. Miliiii lit H ivrir. u. w . r w a iiiv..,ii,.ii.i.i .t Co.. Omnhn. frs Wure block. H-M147 N0 WA NT KD- -K A I.KSM UN. Tho Hawks Nurery Co., Milwaukee. Wis. 8AI.KHMKN wrtlited to sell fruit trers; bh; waxes to hustlers; no expel loner necoH snry; "u-h weekly. Write Western NnrM.rv (-nmiiimv. DeDt. Iv. I.awreiue, VA NT1 3 D A ""tirat l.iss niarhlne "lfr,''' ..... r..,.i.oii jt. itntvnrth muehln"4 L'nn.l nnv and Hteadv wo.lti wtlte "t iinoe Krcinont Pmldlory Co.. 1''ri',nont,,'j"37 WANTRU, Itiiniirtant: SMiclent!'. who wl U to ent T elrnMen In eleotrlenl nnn " t ..li .mil m.iKO am) v a Hill t ni.i in i in " .. - , i 7 . . Hon at one-: i.P-m- Nok' 1". nlithi " ''- i..... .ii.... ni . ..iipti evenlllUn. ( IIIMIT. Illlll I .ll. wi..- --I - r , - ... n v-.-iliw. M'l.rii SSeheo' of IhiKllii-e'rliik'. OIIIm. .102 WoMlmn-i lfvilMinn. uornor mm anu ii"" 'jq it. vti.t, ....... 1.. lo'im ii.irbiT trade; we tearh the work In two month; f''"'l"l board, tools and transportation without any expense and supply pot.mons i.j i;ni.i nates at $15 travellnic with our ; demonstr.i tors or in city simp". aNo iis.-.st In '"''"r Ini; loratlotiH; we liae di'p.utmeiilH for ladles In Imlrdresshiu hi iv. b it as mim . lent praettee cannot In- hud for barl)"r work we furnish transportation to our etilleuoa at Chlenso. St l.iml or Mlnne apolls; Miecbil offer for thirty davn; iniike appllcntlni by mall. kMoler collejn ,:., Karnam at.. Omaha. Nb. H -M.i"l WANTKD-SA LKSM HN. The HnwM Nursi ry '" Mllwaukii'. Wis h-md; i Mi" W'ANTKD, en,;ln'-':' with Berond ie '.Ird class lli-enM ftnte .ilar;. expf. t imu where last employed. -Itlrt-pt I. ..!). Omaha Hoe. H--Mt0 13 WAN'rr.n-imdi i.h iiui.i. WANTED. 200 Klrls. 1524 Dodge Tel. ST" C-Hj7 io glris wanted. Cnnadlun oftke. :522 '-!,,"J.o,' WANTHD -Good cook and laundress; wages, $5 per week. 2102 St. Mary's Ac. C 3S WANTHD. li dies to leurn . hnlrdressliiR, manleurlni; and face treatment; wo teach the work In four weeks by proper practice nnd lnatmctLiUis: pu year saved; pnsl ilona Kuaranfeed'hi f elty establishments or travclliiK with our d-mimMtrators; $12 to 115 weekly paid; best p.iylnu woik a lady can do. Call or addrcs Moler College, Vn3 Karnam st! c Mjia ir. WANTHD-Mlddle-aKed business woman with executive ability. Address,!! Meo, WIDOW lady as housekeeper. H ,2. lire. C MW) 1.' HELP WANTED. WAXTED. good men and women to work In their own town and county; good pay and steady w.rk for ronipeier.t workers. Write for particulars ..t once to box 3ti, Seward. Xeb. -W 12 POIl HUNT IIOU.SHM, IK you want your houses well rented plsc.o them with lt"nawi .t Co. D 163 ALWAYS moving II. H. goods. Pianos. Ofllce, 1511Vj Karnam St. Tel. 1559 or Silt. D-170 HOUSES for tent In nil rart of the city. Hrennan-Lovo Co., 220 So. 13th St. Ul7t 1IOHSKS. stores. Humls, Paxton block. D-172 C1IAS. E. W1LLIAMHON. 1203 Karnnm.. D 174 FOR RENT, houso 8 rooms, S. W. Cor. Park ave. nnd Leavenworth. Modern ax ccpt furnucn. Key at cottaec In rear D-10S SEE HENRY H. PAYXE. COi X. Y. LIFE. D 175 MODERX.8-room house, ton. Inquire 1111 Vln-D-634-1P HOUSES, ete, K. D. Woad, 1521 Douglas. D-177 a 10 LANDON Court. 10 rooms, .nodern, In fluo condition: rent tn 00. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.. Itith & Douglas Sts. D-176 FOR KENT, now brick cottage, cor. Scjth and Ohio st., fi rooms and Urge attle. $20 per month. Ella A. Ittucr, SW2 X. 17th st D 165 l-HOOM house. 27th and Knrnam Sts.. nil modern. Call 206S Karnam or phone 588. ' D-231 HOUSES and flats. Ringwn!v, Barker Blk D 179 FOR RENT, strictly mooern flat In Day Idgo building, opposite city hall. JOHN W. HOBB1NS, 1802 KARNAM ST. D-492 70.5 H. 37th St.. 6 rooms, $20. Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Douglas Sts. D-S0I l-ROOM bonne. HI NM6M1. EIGHT-ROOM 3009 Wcbstor. fornla, $lt. Barker block. modern. Mouroa & Co., D-271 modern except furii'i"" fH; five-room, 2219 Call Others. RliiRwnlt B'O'C, D-M321 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Prown blk. D-337 SEVEN rooms, modern, 1320 North I'ort eth street. D-MlsS 12 6-ROOM modern, cor. flat. 2UI Leavenw'th D 515 LV 1205 WILLIAM ST.. 3 rooms, city water, !... Omaha Loan und Trust Co., 16th and Douglas fits. D-SU FOR RENT-10--S S. 23th St.. 4-ioiim rat inire. cas. eltv water. Call Hi 493 llee HUlg. D-M6I6 -IS' KOR RENT-Chcup. tl-room lluuo. water. 2123 Hlnney St. D-M61I- clty 13' KOII IlKNT-l'l UNISHEU ROOMS. STEAM hejted rooms ut The Thurston. E UO WITH or without board. 2576 Hatnoy. E-M!t5 N2P MODERN, choice location. 12 s, :6th ft E-M'-M THREE nice rooms, housekeeping, llth. E 1112 8, -MStS KURN1SHED front rooms to gentleman; reference required, M North 19th St. K- -57312 KURN1S1IED rooms, modern, men on'y 1K2 Howard. E-577 J6 FOR HUNT IH llNISHKtl ROOMS. T'l Kl'.NT. furnished room, private family M2 So. 22d St. E-M651 17 V'ii l'.'IN'T Two large rooms, neatly fur-lil-hed. jn S. 23t)i Ave. E-M619-12' PATH .Oil and li r li ii also one frjtit room, f r hmsekeepli 61'j N. 19th ri. TWO gentleman ran hive fine alcovo front ruoir., br-iKTn'f, ir desired; strictly pri vate family, with I ;"Osant home; refr tnces. 1!)19 Cn. K-Jb'VT 12 I t H.MSIII.M) HOU.M.H AM) IIOAKI). OIiKNCAlltN,frsn3lentr:,fl.23day. 1SC9 Dour. V 151 CSOOO beard, piivpt- family. CcS So. 25th Ave UTOPIA, 1721 navtnpnrt fit. r-isa N1C13 warm toonis, Rood board, ressonabto i bigs. i'io I'.ofe, ar.Q uarney. r-:co-Ni2 NICK so-jth room. The I'ratt, 212 H. Ktli. Tho Murrlatu, socd winter homo. V 184 TO ni'NT, 1 furnished. 2 unfurnished rooms (or win rurnisn). witn iioaru, in private family; -julet neighborhood, near llansoom park. Call 2iiXl Woolworth Ave. r-M'J27 NGWtiY furnished steam-heated room. I313 Douglas. 1)1 Di:siIlAllI,R front roemi; Hteam: reir ences: board. 202 No. l?th. l'-.M5T0 12 i'oh hunt i.K(iiii.iiii:u mioHN. UXnmxisilttO. for houwkeeplrc, ?J24 St. Mary'H ave. CI 242 .MODK11X tinftirnWhcd rooms. 2?S2 1 la mi'.' I'OH Iti:.NT-M'l OIllOS AM) Ot-'I'JCK.S. FOtl HHNT, store In drst class location; rent reasonable Apply K. C. I'etcrs & Co., Krouud floor, lice bid. 1M KOI I HUNT, the hulldlnK formerly occupied by The Uio at 9I Knrnam streot. It has four stories nnd u basement which was ffirmerlN used as The llee prvss room. This will be rented very reasonably. If Interested apply at one- in r f. Host water, secretary, room 100, Hue Hulldlns. I 2U AKUXTS WA.NTUI). ACKNTH on salary or eommlsslon. The Kreatest n situs' seller over produced: everv utier of pen and Ink buys It on slKht, 2' to ner rent nrollt. one nucnl'H .ales amounted to y&' In fix t (lns; another $12 In two hourr.. Monroe MlK. t'o., X 10, La Cnwse, Wis. J-MC27-12 s'roit.Kii'. PACIFIC Storare a.id Warehouse Co.. H12 ail.louesr general stoiat,-u and forwanllni;. -l!i Om. VisTorT"C(i.7l5U' Karii. Telsf lCiO-S'B -IS WAN Till) TO IHJV. ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc., In lurge and small quantities. Chicago Kurtiltlllo Co., H0ii-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020. N-1S7 1IOUHK3 to move. Wallace, Utown blk. N J!38 WILL purchase n limited number of Omaha Sulngs bank nucuuuts. Hrcnnan Loo Co., S'r.i Ho. 13th. N 1SS WANTHD to buy, JI.000 of Omaha Havings bank accounts for cash. Address A 16, Hee otllcc. N M54S FIVE or alx-rooni cottage, reaaonab'e. diess H 50, llee. N-MG77 Ad 13 on sAi.ii't'HNriiiiti: KL'HXITI'RE. curpets, ete., of 13-room house, located In best part of elty. 5 blocks from posloinre; very reasonable rent. Hiiltuble for parties wishing tn keep roomers. It will pay you to Investigate this. Addresa H 37, Hee. O-M502 Z- KOR HALE Oak rol'-top dsk; hard coal stove, heats three rooms. 22ns Maple St. O M030 12 FOR .SAI.H HOHSHS. Villi ICI.KS, ETC. FOR SALE, n horse and buggy cheap. In quire at 2152 St. .Mary s Ave. P M790 fc'll.L and repair vehicles, all kinds. It Krost. carriage works, 14th and Leaven worth. P-lMi I'OK SAI.H .lllMCHI.LANEOt'i'. FIXE Vose upright piano at grc.it sacrlliec; party leavips city. Address Y 36. Hee ofllce. W-1S7 X9 HARD and soft foundation piling; hos fences und cribbing. Mil Douglas. Q 190 2D11AND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Karnam. Q 101 SAKE3; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13. Q-PJ2 FOR SALE. 1 150-H X. Hoffman & HIlllngH Corliss engine In good condition. Call or address Bec'y of Hoe Uldg Co. Q Ecll WRITE for catalogue of trusses, support ers. Sherman & McConncll Drug Co. Oiusha Q-l KOR-SALE, railroad monthly. 112 paeH, good standing, established 8 years; excel lent oiiDortunlty for energetic man to clear $20o per month for $G00. Address P. O. Hox No. 76, Omaha. Q-M05S 13 JERSEY cow, 2547 Chicago. young and fresh, cite'ip. Q-M705 12 MISCELLANEOUS. XOTICE, country dealers, Cdhand furniture and stoves at lowst prices, carload lots or lens. Chicago r urmiuro uo., nw-io no'igo, K--1W CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 19 North I6tn. S 197 MME.OYLMER genuine palmist. 1C05 D.i.la-e All'tl ELECTRIC THKATMP.XT. " ELITE pnrlori), C13 8. 16th., second fli-ir. T-M519 :' MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1. Grace Reynolds, assistant. T M501 16 MAE EDGAR, 317ti N. 15th st., flat E. T-M70O 17 PERSONAL, DR. JtOY, chiropodist: corns and superflu ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12, Kienzer block. U-199 VIA VI, woman's way to health. 346 Hee bl.lg U 200 TURKISH baths, masngo baths, electric baths, for indies only; skilled women massage operators; llnest equipped b iths In the city. Ileiistiom Until Company, Rooms 210 u 220 Bee Bldg. KPPTPRB cured; no knife, no nnln. no danger; send for nrcnlurs. X'raplre Rup turo Cure, W2 X. Y. Life bldg Omaha. U 202 LADIES' Jackets and tailor mnde suits al- .K...i ..i.:. i , . . i. .i fc. 17 ivivu, i-ietiuc'ii, (e'iuueu. -ci. r eiici. v 17 I 74 rrr."."?;; :v ; ? SLW1NO machines rented and repaired; l'ent J Dor month: Kimnl os for all kinds of machines. The Hlnso Mnufuctullng -o H12J-1622 Puuglas St. Telephone 41J. U M52- I'RIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur ing confinement; bubles adepted. H36 X. i7 U-2'l YOUR OLD SKIRT . . - , - .,.- .,.i. ""crou to look now and stylish bv i..?i?,i,",niLJ.' mlr h-nutlful KllEXCH in lVD,l0s l'LEATKD FLOUXCK3. TKHA'l TIONS tATION PATTERNS AND 1NSTRUC NS KREE. Accirdlon and side pleat inn by tho yurd. Send for circulars ui .vi. UUI.DMA.N & CO., 2K) Douelna ink., lfilli anil Dodita. .... . ; , U--o lirini,iin i . . ... ... , inline neioro am. nurioK cuhiiov tnent; babies adopted. Mrs Uurget, 2C iui ucue, tT -v CHILDREN boarded or adopted. 813 N 3d street, U-M7 N23 personal. I'I.i:ATlNO and skirts, nil MnU; lutton made to match. Omaha I'leatln;? Co., i.'4 uuuglag. U-2.l LIHUKN, thiatrlcal, raa.tiueratle costumor; tf,ls Kartiam. t 51 WANTHD. Important: StudcntH who wUit to enter rlasnes in electilral and tnpc" Irnl etiKlnetrlnR to rail and make uppiirn thin at once, opens Nov :0; nlunt and oaj rlast.e, don t dclav. onice tn cwl ip. 7:3 to fi p. tn. North extern School of UnBlneerlriK, OMIre 102 Woodman Hu UliiBi N. K. Cornrr 15th and Howard ,ri';!?-,n JIO.MIV TO l,OAX-lli: VI. USTATK. LOANS on eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa farms at 5 per cent' borrowers yin pay JIW or any multiple: any Intcrou date; no delay. Ureiitmn-I.ove Co , i9 Ko. 13th at., Omaha, Neb. W -21" MONKY to lean on Improved Omaha real estate. Ilrf nnan-Love Co., 209 So. 1tii. 204 $11 and ttpwnrd to lean on Improved city nrooerty and farms. W. Kurnjin Sntltli & Co., 1320 Karnam. W-2' WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants. Cleoruo i: Company, 1001 Karnam street. MONKY In any amount at r., 0. B tjcr cent. j. w. i;umiirs i.u,i ij- I'iiiw.yi oi W-2U MONEY to loan on farm nnd city property; lowest rates. O. K. Davis Co., Karnam. MONKY to loan at 6 and per cen 1 on Omaha prop'rty. u. inuiKa, nwi i W-213 ritlVAi n money. t, per ; i; tier cent: no le- lay. oarvin uros., iiii.i r n WANTK.O-Clty and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co.. 702 Kurnam St., iioo uiur. Y-215 PRIVATE money. F D. Wcad, 1524 Douulas. W-216 Pivn per cent money, Bcnilfl, Paxton blook W-217 MONnY to loan on first-class Improved city property or for hulldlnK purpusm. Payne Knox Co , Now York Life. -218 PHI VATi: money to loan. J. II. Sherwood, KX N Y. Life. W -"'9 . $1.SW TO LOAN on real estate; call nt once. M. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 Brown block. Y M-03 MONKY TO LOA.-CIIATTi:i.fl. MONKY TO LOAN ON furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. Ioj ,o keep iho property. W. loan from $10 up. We chargo nothlnj for making papers and wo keep nolhlUK .i.v. i.rninint vou ask for. You nmv renuv the money In one month or take 2 5. 4. C, C months or moro In which to repay It. our rates are us low as thj lowest; our business Is contldcntlal nnd v ulwavs trv to please. OM?"lA MOHTC1AOK LOAN CO.. Hstabllshod lii'2 X S. Jtjyjt VON'KY MONHY LOANKD SALARIKD PKOPLK. No endorser of mortgnpe required. LOWHRT HATKS. HAHY PAYMENTS and STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. OMAHA K-iir-ui i - . Room 520. Fifth Floor, .Nmv oik Lifoldg. AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY will pay on your SALARY ASSIOXMEXTH Ami nil other debts. A stead poslliou i.ll hat Is required. EASIER TERMS AND I !(?V, E R C II A R (TKH THAN ANY OTHER LOAN COMPANY. Call and have a ,.,.i:.Vn Tn!k with us. ROOM 601 UEE HPILDINO. "K MOXEY loaned salaried people holding pf r iii inent position with rcsponslhlo comeni pon their own names without i-eciir ty: "nsy ni'yments. Tolman. 7w! N. Y. U UlclK. MOXEY loaned on furnit.iro. diamonds, w-atches. payments confidential. Omaha Chattel Loan Hank, 220 S. 15th. utaUjs. I.OAXS TO SALARIED PEOPLE. Xii mortgage or publicity. Papers free. LOWHST KATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS SI'Re! K. R- employes receive time to ,.1 Mii.niili.nee. l.oaiis "i iiuiri ."in pantos taken up. REI.IAHL1 CO., Room 303, Paxton Hlock. CREDIT X 227 MOXEY" loaned on tManos t'urnlture Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. C. !. Reed, J?,: MOXEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia monds, watches, privately. Herger ; Loan Co.. 150! Knrnam St., upstalrs1 a-'1 SALARY LOAN'S. CHATTEL LOANS. J. W. TAYLOE. 21S First Nat. HtinlhlBT. MONEY loan, d on pianos, furniture, horse. i, cows, Jewelry. Duftareen, R S. Haider bl!c IICSINHSS CIIANCIM. $150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly lawrui inicKew fun iiiuciiiiic.-. mi i.i... clgurs or cash: will cam t'l and upward weekly each Earl. Clark & Co.. Furnl tuto Munufacturers, ChicaBO, lH X wV I'OH SALE-First-class restaurant In Kre inont. Xeb. Address, J. H. Hoover $T,oo CASH will purchnso n one-eighth In terest In a valuable Invention; money H needed to perfect patents. Addtcua Oliver A. Hall, c-r3 Merchants' 1'0t,niJ;!,j:j; KOR SALE, bakery, rtstfiurant and gro cerv; will Invoice about $1,500 to $2,000, In a good country town, county sent. In caro of Omaha Bee. Y-MjI9 22 WAXTED. Important: Students who wl h to enter classes In electrical and mechan ical engineering to coll nnd make apolloi Mon at onoe; opens Nov. 10; night and day classes, don't delay Ofllce open evenlngi. 7:30 to 9 p. m. Northwestern S-iiool of Engineering. Ofllce 402 Woodman Building, N X:. Corner 15th nnd Howard streets. Y 555 10 KOR KENT, u good locution for butcher rhon. AddresB Stlus W. Thompson. Ge neva, Fillmore Co.Nob. Y-Aj642 ) WANTED, a loan of $S0O on a farm In X'ot tawattamle Co., la. Address H 55. Hee. Y-MCS0 13" FOR SALE, a Rood steam flouring mill; dress 'iiltizen StatVlianl, wisneXob. eanacltv fit) nois., in a gouu nunin. rtu POU EXCIIANCIE HAVE clear Xebraska and South Dakota Innd to trade for town property und Bonie cash; send for list. Box 29". Sioux City, Iu. Z M569 1G I'Ult IlliAli ESTATE. ORE AT BARGAINS IN ACRES. Wo havo for sale at very low llguiei sev eral choice tracts of fruit and gnrd n lauds Just outside tho city limits; loe-i-tlon und soil can't be beat. 72 acres, well Improved, ?2o. 30 acres, lino timber, $l.5iM. i) acres, elegant hn.d, $2,5. 25 acres, all fruit, line Improvements. I'mWO, 5 acres all fru.", line Impiovenients. $t.5i. 5 acres, all fruit, line ImprovemuniB, H.O.u. s acres, some fruit, small house jl.ifcVi. li3 acres, good houo and stable, $So) For further pnrtlculRM call on or nddrvss PA V XE-KNOX COMPAN Y. Klrst flout. Now York Life Hldg. RH-.M597 13 ' . - - - - if y0U bot wrong on the election you can regain your 'ones If yen won you can IllHku your vvinnlups in re.isr by Invest- 1.... 1.. inn... nt tl... olml in miilnu ua . 1., oiYeilnc. jl(, ostate Is Hie only comtnodllv that has , not udvanced durnsr the past four veais, I and the almost unlversul opinion li the speoulullvo and Investment buyert .vill soon take hold and push prices upward. I "Don't wait, but buy now. ' so you will reap full benefit of the 1.. cream In vnluea. i e llivnn -ijji-1.111, iiiii ii.,.. ii iv in. i y0UT now cottages wo are now building, eornor 33d onci Cuming, strictly n'oi. rn. i.eautirtlT lots, paved street, on car line. VYO invito special 1u1e111n.11 iv uir lieaUllllll nun. limru n.nu.i I'll i-.l llnv. etc.; terms, ?rni to $700 cash, baliunv $3) per inonin vviinoui uuere.ii, payiiie is amount to ouy a little more" than tent, und In a few years the property U you -i. For further information about these houaeg Payne-Knox Compuny, Main FI' or New nnd other property can ni oui ouice. i liirn i.iie jhiik. nr. u.-o n RANCH AND FARM lands for rale by tho Union Purine Railroad company H, A. McAllaster land commlsrloner, Union Paclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE 697 for sale heal r.vriTn. ('. K. HAHHISON offers nh-e hulldlnK site ncir the park, not full size, but only 51"". Nice buMdluK slto near Karnam, on rwtlt, 4S feet, east front, itM) (cheap). House, 7 large l-ooms, three full lots, near paved atrcet, only $1,200. $:VX Karnam street lot; for 10 days, jlCOno ti corner near It. $15,000. Ilrlck block, costlnB 413,000 to uulhl. (V, feet, close In, whole thing M5,ti00. Another on a corner, central. j:i,i-'. 8 feot, $4,000; cloo In. Ask me. C X. HAHHISON, ?13 XKW YOH1C I.IKH. HK-CTfi-lu PA KM near Council Hlufts, jirlee $2,2;,.; $1,000 down, bul. to suit. Address II SI, llee. Hi: MCT9 13' FOR SALB cheap, large lot rod three eottaues. J. A. Lovcgrcn, 4th floor Pax- ton block. HE-M.)d 8BR HKNRY H. PAYNK, Ml N. Y. LIFK. RK-285 HAHC1AINS1 house, vniund 100-foot room clono Air. frontage; to car line; eastern owner wants $3,000 property, well located; will pay 12 per cent net on purchase price. $900 mortgage, better than government BOn,' 'm. rKlVNNARD & SON. 310-211 Urown Hlock. FOR SALE or trade. M nnc productive farms and 10 nnS SIOCK raneiiea ill ram Nebraska for sale cheap and on easy terms, rome of which can be traded for merchandise, hardware, furniture. Imple ments, horses nnd cattle. For particulars address Qeorgo W. Huttmi. fnlyrMgc. Neb RE M261 N3J It. C. I'ETEHS & CO.. 1702 Karnam St., Hoc nidg. SEE Ol.'R LIST OF HOUSES IJEKORE HUY1XO ELSEWHERE. No. 9-5 rooms, bath.iclosot, hot and cold water, cellar, lot 60x125, good locution, near cur, only $l,r.0Q. No. 11G4 7-room hou3c, bath, hot and cold water, washstand. gas, nice cellar, oil finish, nice barn with box stall, good-sized lot. line shade, to he sold quick; price, only $j.tto Xo. itS C-rooiu house, lot .VlxljJ, bath, closet, wash bowl, gas and fixtures, c ellar, oil finish, hnuso nearly new. Call for price. Xo. 1135-0-room house on coiner of 2.M and Uikc at., only $2,250, Xo. 'j'iS 0-room now house In north part of city, south front on pnved street, pouc lain bath, washstancl, sas, good eellur, one-half block from car, $2,2'H Xo. 11SI 1210 S. 27th st.. 7 rooms, city water, sewer In house, lot WxlaO, east front, near Popploton avenue. Price, $1.0; SOoo cash, bolanco monthly. VACANT. Xo. 25v-South front lot on Webster utreet, Just west of 30th street, only $5c0. Xo. 10St 3 lots In Saunders & lllmebuugh's to bo sold cheap. Call for location. Xorthwest corner 37th and Knrnnm, 132x132. llnest building slto in tho West ! amain district. 1 Xo. 6y lM-feet front on Karnam hv 132 deep, near 37th St.. beautiful site for West Karnam home. Price. $3,700. FARMS IX UASTEKN NHRRASKA. Xo. 533319 acres In York county, well im proved, good orchard, largo house, ncur town. $35 per acre. Xo. 533-234 acres In Hamilton county. Xelv, near Central City, well lihproved nniPgood buildings. Price, $00 per sere. R. C. I'ETEHS Sr CO.. 1702 Farnnm St., Hee Hldg. RE-orw 17 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 120J Knrnum St. RE 230 LAND. C. 11. Uurrows, Norfolk, Nebraska. RE-100 Dee. 20 FIXE cam front lot, 3 blocks south of do pot, on 10th St. Inquire 1411 Vinton.. R L .in- U -1 0 ACRES, 9 miles frim Omaha. $15 per acre. The Byron Heed Co., 212., MMiht. C. K. i1aR1USOn7iARCJAINS. 913 N. Y. L. RE .il D-9 HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire Insurance. Bends, Paxton blk. HE 234 MEDICAL. IiADlES out of hcal'h find preimpt relief. Box 232, Omuha, Neb. Confidential. LADIES' free monthly regulator; cannot fall. Mrs I) Rowan, Milwaukee, If.. M IjO JN JO LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden Seal, never falling female regulator, will relieve most obstlnato cases or delayed periods In 5 hours: sent secure from ob servation, $1 Dr Annlo Fowler, 20.. bouth llth St.. St. Louis, Mo. M-268 X30 VIRTUAMA cuTes impotency resulting from indiscretions or debility, gives vi tality, vigor, restoring desires, nmbltlons, aspirations of youth, health, llttlng for success, happiness In business; profes slonal. joclul, married life; $2 or 3 for t. Bent anywhero prepaid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Co., Elgin. HI. American Ofllce, retail, wholesale, Myers Dillon Drug Co.. Omnhn; M. A. Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino rubber goods. OSTEOPATHY. JOIIXSON Institute, 515 X. T. L. Hldg.; Tel. 1661; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.; Old E. Johnson. Oateopathlst, Mgr. 2JD MDONOHB .J -229 T. HUNT, D. O., S05 Karbach. Tel. 235.!. M52.S PL'IINITIJHE REPAIRING. TEL. 1331. M. S Wnlklln, Jill Cuming St. 240 Om. Uph. Wks. 1618 Cap. ave. Tel. 1933. 331 D2 LOST. LOST-Iiush carriage robe, Friday evenlns. Novembor 9. between South 22d and Si Mary's avenue. Reward If returned to 510 South 22d St. Lost-571-12' LAUNDRY. OMAHA Stcnm Laundry; shirts. 7c; collnr3. 2o ; cuffs, 4c. 175i) Leavenworth. Tel. 547. PAWNBROKER. EAGLE Loan OII.ce, reliable arcommodat Ing; all business contldciitlal. Mil Douglas LOANS. It Marowltz; low rates. 418 N. 16 TAILORING. HIGH class tailoring, ino3orate prices, Intest eleslgns, S, J. Hroderlck, 1617 Farnutn. ACCORDION PI.WATING, ACCORDION and side pleating, cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 9 Pat terson HlK 17th and Farnam Sts. 436 CAUPKNTHRS AND JOHHEHS. AU. kinds of carpenter work and ropalrlng promptly attended to. J. T Ochiltree. 2 th and Liikc Sts. 370 IIHI.dlAN llAltH!). KINK P. Ulan Hans Tor sale .'t common sense niii "7"," K;.,!cl.io Houlevard . --M2 XJS I) I.Sti S( IIKOI, NHW elasi-s for beginners are forming this w-ek at Moraod's, Crelghton hall; children Wednesdav and Saturday; adults Tuesday and Friday S p. in.; private hs Rons dalb ; assemblies Wednesday ; rail for terms: "Always open. Mioo Dl Ml'MCAli, I'KHK reholai ships to piano students. Prof. Hraum, t'-t Hamte !Uk. -7 .It Mi Il.ftM. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealors In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a specialty. 801 -SOS Karnam, Omaha. ToI.2S7!. 2.S5 itoit.sHs wi.vrniiKn. liORRES '.wintered. 34 per month. .1. W. Phelps, a7 X. Y. I.llo bldg. 'Phone Al 32$ D2 MI II It Oil IWCTOIIV. Damaged looking classes rcsllvcred. 70S X 10. -214 IIIHDS AM) TAMIIHIl.MY. STOCK S lilrd Store. 1C03 Leavenworth, --24) PLAIN MINIMI. WANTED, plaln'sowlni;. 103S S. 22d st -M7iiJ XiJ1 SHORTHAND AND TYIM'.WIMTINC. A. C. VAX HANTS School'. 717 N. Y. Life. -210 HOYLES' College, court reporter principal, llee Illilj -211 NERHASIvA RusIiiosj and Shorthand Col lev". Hojd's Theater. 24.' OREC3C1 Shot Miami Om. C. Col. 10 & Proig. liA.Mil'ACEH, CHAT EI.A1X SchooT of Languages. H iyd it theater, has reopened for the (ten sou MI4'i PIANO TIMNU. WE tune onr piano for $16). Store. i.".il Dodge. Tel 1915. Huso's Art -24'. STAMMKKlMi AMI STI'T'I'IJH I N(i. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Hldg. 250 WANTED TO HORKOW. $3,000 PRIVATE money; good Improved city property Urst mortgage. H (I, Hee. 537 HNdlM'.S, IIOII.EIIS, ETC. L. C. Sharp Much. Wks. ; motors, dynnmot, -249 DltESSM AKINti, Miss Sturdy, 31S S. 2titli st. M -505 D7 TICKET HKOICr.lt. CPT rate tickets everywhere P II Phil, bin, 1505 Karnam. Telephone "SI. 251 SUES & CO. Patont Lnwycr8 DeeBldg., Omaha, Neb PntontBookFroo 1 PATENTS 1 M GUARANTEED tf i O V E It NM E.N T NOTICE PROPOSALS KOR COXSTRUCTIOX.-Ol-lite of Chief Q. M.. St. Paul. Minn.. Octu her 10, lt)'H). Healeil tiroposals In triplicate will bo received at this olllco until 11 o'clock a. m.. November H. 1900, and opened then, for the construction of one barrack, mm T... -o ... i.-. c ;,,, , u ' 7,.,. Hiineifloiulons may bo seen and blank on. . pnsals tvlth full instructions liail upon np plication here, or to iho quarlermastor, Kort Meade. S. D. United Slates reserves tho right to accept or tojeet any or all proposuls or any part thereof. George E. Pond.. C. Q. M. Oct. 10-7-8-H N127 13 M POSTOI'I.'ICI". NOTICE (Should be read DAILY by all interested, iim change may occur at any time ) Korclgn malls for 4he week ending Novem ber 17. 10 .a, will close (PRO.MPiLY in n.l cases) hi the ilenerarl Postofllie as to -lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ono hour curlier than closing lime shown be low. Parcels Post Mnll3 Tor Germany close at 5 p. in. .Monday and Wednesdio . TriiiiMiMluntlR .Molls, TUESDAY At 7 n. m. for EUROPE, per s. h. Kalserlu M. Theresla. via Cher bourg, Southampton and Bicmcn. EDNESDAV At 7 n. in. (supplementary 9 a. in.) fur EUROPE, per fi. M. St. louis, via Southampton; at 9 a tn. (supplemen tary lo::i a. m.) for EUROPE, per h. s. Germanic, via yuoeiistovvn: at 10:30 a. in lor NETHERLANDS direct, pur s. s South wark iiiiull must be directed "per u. b. Southvvnrk"). THURSDAY At f,:3o a. m. for EUROP1 per y. s. Aug. Vletorin. via Plymouth nnd Humbur (mall for Frunoe, Switzerland, Italy. Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt. British Indian and Lorenzo Murqiiuz, via Cherbourg, must be directed "ijer s. s. Aug. Victoria '); at (1:30 a. in. for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. BRITISH INDIA und LORENZO MAH tiUEZ, per s. s. La Champagne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be directed 'per s. s. Lu Chnnipar.uo"). SATURDAY At S u. in. for NETHER l.AXDS direct, per h. s. Maasdam (mall inuBt be directed "per s. s. Munsdam"); ut 8:30 u. m. (supplementary 10 a. in.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Luonnlu. via Queens- town; at u n. in. ror ri Ai,v, per s. h. i BIsmnrcK. via Xnnles (mall must bo ill- reetid ner s. s s. K. Bismarck"); ut 12 m for DENMARK direct, per s. p. Island (mall must be directed "per s, s. Island ) "PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This steamer takes Prlntinl .Matter, Commerclul Papers and Samples for Germanv on'" The snnio class of mall matter for other parta of Europe v III not bo sent by this ship un less specially directed by her. After tho eicslng of tho Supolementnry Trans-Atlantic Mails named above, ad ditional supplementary mulls are opened on tho piers of tho American, Engllnh. French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ton Minutes of tho hour of sailing of steamer. Mnlln for Sunlit um! Con Irnl Anierlen, Went I lid I en. ele. TUESDAY At 9:30 , m, (sunplomiiitary 10:30 a ill ) for CENTRAL AMERICA (ex cept Costa Rica) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, pi r s. s. Klnanco, via Colon (mail for Giiniemulit must bo directed "per s h Finance "i : at 2 p tn. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. H. Polycnrp, via Para and Manaos; ut 0 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s s. Admiral KarruKUt. from Boston WEDNESDAY -At S n. in. for BERMUDA, per s. h. "rotorluMU 11 n. m for PORTO RICO, per U. S. Transport MeClelUm, vln San Junn: ut II a. m. for YUCATAN, per s. s. Meroutor, via Piou'roso imall must bo ellreoti'd "per s. s. Mcriatur") ; nt 1 p. in. for CCLA. CAMPECIIE. YUCATAN TA BASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s. Orizaba, vlu Havana and Progroso (mall for otlu i parts or .Mexico must liu directed "per h. it. Or'fub.i"1. THURSDAY At 2:31 p. in. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Sehlev. from Philadel phia: at 11 a. m. for PERNAMBUCO and SANTOS, per ,c. s. Catanl.i. SATURDAY -At S ,i. tn. for ARGENTINE HEPUBI (C. 1'RUni'AY nnd PARA GUAY, vi s s. Etotia; ut 9: 30 a. rn. (sup plomentiirv 10 ii. io.) for ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX. WINDWARD and LEE WARD ISLANDS and DE.MEHARA. per n. s. Madlnna; nt 10 n. in. (supplementary 10:30 s. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVAXILLA and 'ARTIIA (1EXA. oer h h. Athos dnall fur Cosia Rica must be directed "per s. s. AMioh"i: nt 10 u. in. isupplementnrv 10:'ln a. m.) for HAITI, per s -. Adliondiiok. via Porto Prince. Capo Haiti and .loremle; ut lo a. m. (Hiipplemeniury 1o:30 a. m i for POHTO RICO (via San Junn), VENE ZUELA nnd CURACAO, per s. h. Phlla elelphlaj at 10 a. tn. for NEWFOUND LAND dlreot, per s. Sllvln: at 11 a. in. for CUBA, per h. h. Moxlco, via Havana; lit"! ti. in. for MATANZAS. CAIHARIEN, NUEV1TAS, GIHARA nnd BARACOA. pr h. h. C rltyba (ordinary mall on!v, which nmit bo ellroitod "per s, k. Curl tyba"). Malls for :.ewfr'-ndland by rail to North POSTOPPICH NOTU H. Hdn". ami thence hv steumvi. close a! this entire dally at S.M p. in. toonnectlin: close h. re esery NJondny. Wtntnesdnv ..i ' Saturday) Malls for Mlque!on. by rail I Huston nnd thence by steamer, close it this oflle.- dalle at Mji. m Malls f Cnb.i, hv r.nl to Port Tnmpn. Pin , -ii I theme by simmer, dose at this olllc' dnl'v at '7 a tn (Mm connecting closes nre o.i Kiinilne Vitni'Sdiiv mid Frtdnv). Malls f"' (exl( ii City. merlHiid. unless prclally ad dressed for dispatch by steamer, rlosfl at this otllco dallv at 2.30 a. m. nnd 2.30 p m Malls for lle'lze. Puerto Cortei and Onate mala, bv r.ili to Xew Orleans and thence b steamer .close nt this ntllce dally t 3 p. ni. (connecting closes here Motutns for Helle, pterto Cortez and Guatemala) , Malls for t'osta mm. ny ran to mooh-, Ala., nnd thence by steamer, close nt Mile i nillou il.i'iv at J it ni. (connecting closes ! here everv Tuesday. Registered mat! 1 eloses hi h p. in. previous day. Till it mill c I II i' .ttnlls. M.tlls for Austrulla (cxceiit West Australia, which gcirs via Europe, and New c:il.i i which go.s itt San Francisco) and I'll Islands, via Vancouver, ciore here dally nt 0-30 p. in. up to Xo ember M0, Inclu sive, for dlM atch per s. s Aoranul (hjp plementury mulls, via Seattle, close at A .; a. m. November "IP. Malls for .lap; a, China nnd Philippine lidauds. la Tiicomn. dose here dally at 0:30 p lit. up to November "12 for dispatch per s s Victoria Malls for Hawaii. China, Japan nnd Philippine Island, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:M p. in. uii to No vember "15, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. China. Malls for Aus tralia exept West Australia), Xew V.oa land, Hawaii. FIJI nnd S.imonn Island", via San Kranclsco, close here dally at fi 1 p. m after Xovembor "11 and Up to N vembcr "21, Inclusive, or on day of ar rival of s. s. Campania, due at Xew Vork Xoveinbei 21. for dispatch per s. h Sierra. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver, dose here dally at C 3J p. in up to November "27. Inclusive, for dis patch per s. s. Empress of China (regis tered mall must bo directed "via Van couver "). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dai: nnd the schedule of dosing Is nriniiged on the presumption of their un Ihtcrr mtrd ivinivt fiiii't "Registered mull closes at G p. m. previous day. CORXELIl'S VAX CoTT. Postmaster. Poxtoflle, Xew York. X Y , November S, li. MILE. Depol, Arrive. a C:.V pm a 6:13 urn CItv i:x..p. !.a ni":v) am C. C. St I. Express.. alO.1" pm Leave from Uth Webster Streets: Nebraska Local, Weeping Water.. and Via 'o 4:15 pm n!0:43 am u Dally b Unity except Sunday. fiTtJJS OMAHA & ST LOUIS RAIL- W 2M road-Omaha. Kunsns City I DLjLi3 & Eastern Ral,road-"Tho 1,'uincy iwuec ncitci cjr llce, H15 Karnam 8t. Tele phone. 322. Depot, Tenth und Marcy htrtots. Tali phone, 029. L,cnve. Arrive. St. Louis Cannon Hall . ,. Expresn n D'.Cu pm a 8;20 am Kansas City und ejulncy Local a. 7:00 am a 9:00 pra a Dally. CHICAGO. HUHLIXU'rON ! & (Julncy Rullroud "Tho Hurllugton Routs'- Ticket Ofllce. 1502 Karnam St. Telephone, 250, Deficit Tenth and Mason Sts Je.ephoiic, 12S. Leave. . ,-rlve. Un vilirlu e-inriiirf. fene. clal . . a , l"J ani nio.2j i r.i Chicago vestlbttled Ex. n 4 W pm u 7:43 m Chicago Ijocal Exiiress.a H.30 am a 4-i pm Chicago i, turned . . a i :50 pm n , :45 am Fast Mall a 2:45 pm a Dally. UUHLIXOTON i Mis souri River Railroad "The Burlington Houie' General orflces, X W. Corner Tenth and Farn im Sts Ticket Ofllce. ISoJ Farnam St. Telephone. 25o. lluilliig-.on stution, 'lcnth und .viason Sts. Telephone, 121. .,., Leave. Arrlvo. Lincoln. HaBtlnst and . McCook o K'4' a uu pm Lincoln. Denver. Colo- rado. Utah. California a 4:2j m a 3:00 pm Lincoln .t llla"k Hllln. .a '"!. pm a o:( am i vnit, ,n fiiiri.t Sound. .a 3:00 Utn a t;:l5 um al0:35 am i Lincoln 1-ast Mail .....J w.vj pm T l.ir.,.1 l,-.il Mail Denver ('oloruuo, c.iau and California ln n 6:4.- urn Hellevue. Papplo a 0:4.. am nil '-U niu Pacific Junction all:50 um u 8:20 um Pacific J motion. . .u 7:00 phi So. Bend. Louisville. PUttsmouth ...b 3.35 pm bll:J arn Ft. Crook, Plnttsmiiuth.il o:5. pm a a:2' .m a Dally; b ex. Sunday. ICANSAS CITY. ST. JO soph & Council IPufts Railroad "The Burins ton Route" Ticket Ollce, 1502 Farniiin St. Tele phone. 250 Depot, Ton'.h anil Maon Sis. Tele phone, 123 l.eave ivrrivn. Kansas City Day Ev .. n l':20 am a B:"B pm Kansas (itv Nl-lit Ex al0:15 pin a G:15 um St Louis Kljcr Tor i. .ToEeph und St. Louis.. a 4:0 pm all:15 am a Dully cnLnioVT l.T llinnv ... Mis'si u'rl V'iu ey Railroad r n o riorinvvestorn I l.i" flnnrirnl fltfinun t'liltrel Htutci National Bank Hldg., S. W Cor. Twelfth und y.irnani S's. Ticket Ofllce, 1(01 Kuriiam St. Telephone, 561. Donot. 15lh and Wvbhter Sts Tele- i phone, 145$ . Leave. Arrlvo, Black Hills. Deadwnod. Hot Sprintr a ZM pm n 3:W pm Wioining, Caspar and Douglas d 3:10 pm c 5:W pm Hustings, York, David '-. rJL-i; i jo", Geneva, E;.ier snu toward b 3:00 pm b 5;00 om Norfolk, Vrrdlgro und Fremont b 7:20 am bl0::5 um Lincoln, Wuhoo a..d Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am Fremont Local c 7,3j um a Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Sun day only, d Dally except Saturday Dally except Monday. CHICAGO, ST. PAUU Minneapolis & uinana Hallway "Tho North western Line" G on oral Ofllces. Ncbruskn Divi sion, 15th anrl Wehator Bts. City Ticket Ofllce. Telephone. 6ul. Dcuot. Jiuru.im 15th and Webster Sts. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger.... Omnhu Passenger a 6:00 nm a 9:19 pm issenccr ulliio nm Sioux City it North east Nebraska 3:45 pm a Dully b Dully except Sunduy. CHICAGO & NORTH western Railway 'Tha Northwestern Line" Cli Ticket Ofllee. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 561 Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, Leave. Arrlva. Chicago Spe- a 7:00 nm nll:3i nm Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 urn Eastern Express, Des Molnt-i ,M.iish.illtown Cedar Ruiilds and Chi cago 110:55 am u 4:03 pm Eastern bpeciui, liu- cagu und La-it a 1:55 pm a 4:C5 pm Vitai Mall. Chicago to Ontnnu n 2:45 pm (immi.i-i tuiugo t.imueu.u r.io pin n w pm Fust Mull ... u S:30 um Cedar Ruiilds Passenger a 5:30 pm l.iistcrn jjxpiosa n aaj pm n Dally b Except Saturday. SIOUX CITY & PAOIKIC Hal road - The North western Line" General Offices. United State Natl.jiiai llai.k Build1!,.:, B W. Corner Twelfth and Karnam Sl. '. -.kes Ofllci) 110 F.iriiatn St. Telephone. COI .it- put. iui in jiiu Aiason Mis Telepiione, C:9. Leave. Arrl I Tw in ( 1 1 y 1 n ures Twin i it Llimfoa I f'.loox Cilj Lo. nl.. . a fi r5 am ap:2t, pm .a 7:35 pm a b:l um .it 8.u0 an, u 3.5o pm u rally cllirAGO, MILWAUKEE .Vi St Paul Railway Cite Ticket ofllce. 1501 Farnam Street. Telephone 281 De pot, Tenth und Mason Streets. Telephone, i!j9 Leave. Arrlvo. iMiLWAum, Chicago Limited Ex ... n 6:00 pm n 8:05 am Chicago .'c Omaha Ex ..b 7:15 am b .1:40 pm 11 Dally. U JI.HIV execiu .-juiinui'. W A HAS' ' UAH n- Ticket Oflice, 1415 Farnarn Street. Telephone A.'t .. . put. Tenth ami Marc Streets. Telephone, G'.U Ecave. Arrive, St Louis "Cannon Ball Exjir- rpr"i . Datll'. a G'.OS pm u 8.20 am a I RAILWAY TIM IS 'I J-i!yV,V Missorni pacific rail itiVin' toad-ncncral oillces ami liW5,; Ticket Ofllces Southeasi ffillli'fl? Corner 14th und Douulas i yteivfftn' Hts. Telephone, 101 Uli KWM IP Ifi nal mm wsm 1401 Jiurn.iin St t23. Duyhght clal RAILW AY TIME TAIIl.Ks. I'N'ON PACIr'H "T11K OVER land Route -Cleneral Ofllces, N E. Cor. Nlhih and Karnam Streets City Ticke t vMllce, 13S4 F.iii am Street. Toleldump Su. Dciiot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, OIP LeaVa Arrive. rT.'' Tho c, v r,aitd Limited a 8.20 am n 7;35 pm 'ihu l liii..igo-Portlaiid spe ml a s.ai am n 7:35 pm i no c ast aiiiii u niu The c'ciliirndii Special... all :ii pm The IWil Mall Llnco it, Htatricu and Stromsburg Impress, b 4 : 10 pm The Paclllc Exiross.,,.a 4:25 pm The Atlantic Express... n a. pm a 6:50 am a pm bl2:23 pm a C:M am viranu isiaiui i.oc.ii n o:so pm u 9:2U am a u.i'iv b Dally etcept Hunduy ILLINOIS CENTRAL Railroad. City Ticket Of fice, 1402 Karnam Street. Telephone. 2(5. Deiot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. QllfoVt' Leave. Arrive. Chlrniro Exnress all .10 am a 4 (O pm Chicago Limited ..a 7:u pm a 4.1b am Mini. enpi. Its and St. Paul Express b om b 9!40 pm Mluiieapi is nnd St. . aul Limited a 7;4j pm a Silo nra Fort Dodge Local from Council Hltiffs b 4.30 pm bl0:15 nra a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. CHICAOO. ROCK isl and & I'arlae Railroad -'The C.rat RecV sl and Houte"-Clt Tick et Ofllce, 1S2-I Furnsin Street Tc lephone. J2.1. Depot. Teiilh .- Mrcr Sts. Tc ephulie. 0i". t-lien AiHi'n uea .Moines aim uaven port Local a 7:23 am Chicago Express .. .. btlMSnm c cngo Kust Express .a RaM pm l.lua in and atrbur .a l;ZU kilt bll:.V am a S:t0 am a 1:25 pm a 7;oo pin l.i icon, uoii .'iiii.i fpgn., Deliver. Puebh' and 'cst , . ...... a 1:30 pm a 4:13 pm Dc Molnc". Ruck Isl and and Chicago . a." 15 pm a B:M pra Colorado .t Texas Flycr.u 6:55 pm a 9:16 m a Daily b Dally except Sunday, WILL CLAIM HEAVY DAMAGES (iilcimu llcielor W'bu Was AVIIIi lied ('runs In Trniisvmil llns Orlcv ii nee Agnlosl Portugal. PARIS. Nov. 11 -Dr. II. L. McAuley of Chicago, vvho has arrived In this city from the Transvaal, tells tho reprisentatlvo of the Associated Press Hint ho Intends to present n claim for $100,000 damages against the Portuguese govcrnnunt for Itnprlsou mcut tit I.orcii2o Marques as soon as ho can lay his ease before tho Statu depprt- I luent nt Wiuilnns'Um. Ho sayn he In one of tho few Chicago members of the Red Cross society vvho re fused to tear off tho badgo of tho organiza tion and shoulder a rlllo In behalf of ih Doers. Throughout tho war Dr. McAule alleges that ho Muck to tho ambulance and tended both tho wounded. Doer mid Ilrltlsh Dr. McAuley Is very much Incensed at the treatment which ho declares Ameri cans received at Lorenzo Marques, helnff singled out for arrest among all tho refu gees. Ho himself, ho udds, was throw Into prhion for six days, finally being rhlpreil nfY In Ellrmin vl.i '1'rlnut.i u'lltm.. nl.npii being made ngalnst him iir being pluccd on trial. All his surgical InstrumentH and personal effects, to the value of $700, dis appeared during bin Incarceration. The au thorities, Dr. McAuley further ussorto, re fused io permit him to communicate with the United .States minister nt Lisbon. Dr. McAuley bcouta tho Idea that Mm Hocrs nro beaten and 6ny.s there arc many surprises In store for the llrltlsh In South Africa. He will sail for home next week. WILL TRY TORPEDO BOATS Great llrltiiln. Despite (ieneriil I'rc JiiiIIcc, (it Experlnieiit rlth Siibiiiurlne Cruft. LONDON. Nov. 11. Mr. Thoruycrof . . Kr.glnnd's torpedo bttlhlor, haa been ex pressing Interestltig opinions on mib tnnrlne boats. He does not believe it nccos eary for Great Britain to build submarine bodtH oven If ,tho oxiicrlmruts of other nations have been quite mtoccssftil. Ho is carefully studying tho problem of devising a submarine, destroyer should It ever ho ncccsilary. Ho regards tho American sub marine boat us tho best type yet madr, bul he doubts Its cfllcncy, even for harbor defense. "A shell dropped In tho neighborhood of a submarine bout," until Mr. Thornycroft. "and exploded cither nt level or below it would ntforel sulllclent shock to crumple up the boat. l'uKSesslon of n tubinariue boat of your own will not help you to Hud nr. enemy's. They nro nt present of too limited range nnd liisiifllclent propelling power to he really u serious factor and tho unsatisfied problem of keeping a loved keel under water Is jet to bo Holved. If I over have to go under water with a sub- ' mnrlno boat I will prefer to sit outside." in splto of tho pessimistic opinions of Mr. Thornyi'roft the British nilmlralty has nt last dec I ilod to grant a submarlnn boat dcalgned by J. E. Howard of Tasmanln an ortlclal trial. AMERICAN RAILS IN ENGLAND llrlllr.lt MninifiietiirerN Profesn Not P'enr Ynnlie Com- to lie-IKIoii. LONDON, Nov. 11. Tho determination of tho American steel manufacturers lo In vade those markets in not apparently worrying tho English trado to nny great extent, Judging from tho opinions of the master cutler of Sheflleld, the head of one of tho greatest steel nrgaulatlono In the country, who said to the representative of the Associated Press: "I do not bollcvo American tnidn In steel rails In England will ever amount to much, rivory manufacturer gets n certain surplus which, If ho can find a market, In clear profit. We urn getting tho American surplus and hellovo they aro Helling cheaper hero than In their own country. When stirn competition becomes serious It will ho noci'ssnry for tho American manufacturer:! to devote moro than their surplus to th;s market. When they do I bollcvo thoy will find thoy cannot bent us In prices or quality on our own ground. Business hero Is as good ns ever find promises to remain so. I cannot say we havo yot felt tho pinch of American rivalry." LiTiniiii) ' China Expedition. BEHLIX, Nov. 11. Tho estimates of the cost of tho German China expedition, pre sented today to tho federal council, pro vliloa for 152,000,000 marks und a foree pf SW olllLers and 18,729 men. A New lire- CttlliKillatirr. A cclrittlut suggests that milk be used to extinguish the Harms of burning kerosene, because "milk forms au emulsion with tho oil, which makes It nccoinpllsh its object moro quickly." Tho bust mertlclno to quickly euro constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, IiIIIIouhuosk or flatulency, Is Host-tter'i Slomnrh Bitters. It Is tho only genuine stomuch rctnedv, und has a record of over fifty years of cures. Try It also for mularln, fnvur and ague, and b convinced lleilliTiniiUerri Threaten lllgr Tle-l,p. SPRINOKIELD. Mass., Nov. H-'JIih striking biillermukor.s In the shops nf the Boston & Albany railway In West Spring field threaten to tie up tho wholo Vaiider btlt system If tluir demands are not grantee) Thoy declare thoy have 20,000 bollcrmakcrs behind them and can call upon other labor unions to back them lo their d tunnel llllllllll tit Till. ii I.onu Itenl, NEW YORK. Nov. 11 -Senator Hannu loft for Cleivelaiul and Mr. Mauley rtaneel for -Maine this ov -nine Senator Ilunua said ho was going to tnlm a long rest. t u eld cil, speaking of the rumored tetlrom'it of Secretary Onge, that he Jiud not hoanl of uny contemplated chamjc In the ciiblnet knd would not discuss 1L