Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1000.
11
SPECIAL NOTICES
TTtll be takra nntll IU m. (ar the
venlna; cdlttaa and aatll 8:110 p. m,
far munlBi and flandar edltlan.
ftatea, 1 J-ae a vrord Aral tnaartlan.
Id a ward thereafter. Nathlna; taken
far leaa thun ar.o tor the drat laarr-
tlen. Thea advcrtlaeaacata aaaat be
ran csaaccntl rely.
Advertlaera. br reaaaatlaa m aaai-
fcered check, naa have aaawera ad
dreaaed to a numbered letter la care
f The Bee. Aaawera a addreaaed will
be delivered a reaeatatlea at the
cheek ealr.
WAXTKn-MAi.i: help.
WANTED, wo have steady work for a few
goou nusticrs or good nanus aim ""i"-'
anco. C. F. Adams Co., 10X ll0WUJ153tf
BARRER trndo taught thoroughly m short
tlmo. catnlnuun nnd nartlculars free,
Address Western Harbors' Instltuio,
omana, nco.
WANTED, a good experienced clothing
solicitor. Anniv 1314 Farnam St. Qooa
position to right party. P
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required by our method of
constant practice, expert Instructions, ire
tures, etc. Wo donate complete ?"" i
,.!.. i , .ii..i.. il.nt nntttln our
irrni! Imlr. tn wnrli In nMV BtntC. 0 al
low freo "transportation to our colleges
ut Chicago, Ht. Louis or Minneapolis on
nmnnnl nt Lllor rnr.l1ltta In lnrtrer CltlCB.
Can earn nil expenses If desired. Positions
ut 112 to Ho weeKiy nosiuvviy sunn ncvu,
Call or write Molnr Hurbor College Repre
sonutlvc. 1623 Farnatn st. H-M80Q J3
AGENTS WANTED; Cuthollc ngcntB; out
fit free: men or women; town or coun
try; wrlto at onco. C. I'. & L. Co.. 331
Dearborn Bt., Chicago, 111. It M14I it-
WANTED Young man, 18 or 20, years of
ago; permanent position, with chancu for
promotion. Auuress, u oo, ury.
Il-14S 1m
8At.EH.MEN wanted to sell our goods by
sample to wholesnlo nnd retail trade; wo
are mo largest anil oniy miiiiuiiiuiuiciB u
our lino In tlie world; liberal salary paid.
Address CAN-DEX Mfg. Co., Savutinah,
oa.
U'AM'Ptin n tiri.rlnM advertising so
licitor! must bo nn experienced man; good
money; no otner need nppiy. m. iicc.
R M163 IB
fr.AHTi.miiu nnd hrlrklavcr can have
work enough or morn the year 'round to
nnv rent of a house wu havo on list. 1203
Farnam, U. 8. Nat'l Hank UUlg'.
mechanics, cnelncors. electricians, fire
men, etc., a free Bcholurshlp In engineer
ing will be awarded to u fow well recom
mended applicants. American School of
Correspondence, Iioston, Mass.
J4-M160 12
WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.;
no canvasslnir. koou pay. tjun Advertis
ing llureau. Chicago. H-MIjS- iz
THE AMERICAN HARDER COlJl.EOE
OF OMAHA,
t ii tiANnni.lill I.. I.. II.. President.
Ts now CONDUCTED 1Y TUB DARRERS'
rMlAliT nnil INDnilHED bv thn UNIONS.
ONLY SCHOOL RECOGNIZED by tho
Htuto Uarbers' board. Consult your homo
barbers: show them this adv. Write for
free- catalogue. U Mlb, 12
"WANTF-D FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodgo.
Tel. 70.
C 110
0 girls wanted. Canadian office, 1522 Douglas
LADIES, ono lady In every town can get a
15 motiuctto rug, 36x72 Inches, nnd U In
cash for ono hour'B work. Write quick,
wltn stamp, Logan & uo i-erry, in.
C M866 11
WANTED Competent second girl with
references. Apply at 423 8. 33th Ht.
C 651
WANTED. exporlcnceU girl
work. 2037 Dodgo st. ,
for second
C-M117
GIRL for general housowork; thrco In fam-
1 y. call 33ia uouge. v i.m ii
WANTED, girl for general housework;
good wages. 2201 Webster st.
CM142 12
OIRL for general housowork. 1024 Park
avenue C M146 13'
COMPETENT girl for general housowork.
Oood wages. U3i a. 3uin avo.
C 155 13
AflRNTS wanted for Halleck's extracts:
permanent, prolltable, easy work; refer
ences required. ino Auucne urug to.,
Ablleno, Kansas. c
WANTED, respectabln young lady
for
steady position; wages S16 per week: no
expcrlenco rctjulred. Addresa D 65. Beo.
C A11U0 12'
FOR RENT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented place
tncin witn ueuuwu en lo, u ii;
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Pianos.
Ofllcc, 1511H Furnam St. Tol. 1559 or 803.
D 413
HOUSES for rent In nil porta of tho city.
uroniiun-i.uYu iu., ou su. iota tti.
, D-444
HOUSES, stores.
Bcmls, Paxton block.
D-415
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D 417
IldUSEB ate. F. D. Wood, 1524 Douglas
V. D-148
HOUSES anu flats. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
u 150
l-ROOM .'oubo, 27th and Fnrnnm Sts.. nil
mcuern. uan zowi rarnam or pnono 688.
D 451
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Brown blk.
D 153
BARN, 2024 St. Mary's Avo.
D453
FOR RENT, 12-room house, heated with
steam, mouorn conveniences, good bnin,
Address U 19, uce. D 17G
THREE 8-room modern brick houses, 25th
Bt., near Farnam. Inqulro 2I17 Jones St.
D 582
ELEGANT I0-room nil modern residence;
hardwood finish, norcelaln bath, laundrv
ThlB houso Is In good condition and with
in ten minutes' walk of tho center of the
city; in a very select neighborhood, near
24th and St. Mary's Ave. Rent, $45.
OMAHA LOAN &. TRUST CO., 10th and
UUUK1U1I is. u 07!
11-ROOM modern detached residence, 28th
end Dewey; rent, $00. 'Phone, 1413.
D-814-14
FOR RENT, 7-room house, nice lawn, cor-
nur iill uvv, linn niiiiiiu ni., tlm.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1802 FARNAM.
D-M821
FOR RENT, 1504 N. 21th St., 8-room houso
In good condition, gns. norcelaln tiath
closet, hot and cold water, large barn;
win rem iut -o.w per uiuiiin to goou ten
ant wno win enro ror tno property.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
16th & DoukIub.
D-854
4213 N. 24TH, new 6-r. house, bnth closet, hot
and com water, gas, snaoe, on 24tn St.
car, only $is to good tenant. Wallace,
urown u ik, i 3(j(
FOR RENT, C-rnotu cottage. 26th auj
uionuo sis., ja. Appiy ct wi n. ;9th st.
D-M100
ROOM modern house. S526 North 27th. $18:
also 6 rooms, comer 27th and Plnknoy,
suf, inquire v. uougtuu. iaucr uros.
D-793
MODERN 8-room house,
good, loratlon.
1417 Vinton st.;
u jiiijj ii-
TO RENT 2-room cottage, $4 per month.
Itll Bourn tain nt. inquire job. tiota
l.t. r..Mn.. ttnt.l t-. ,i
BI1111II, Muun liviiil, iy uv il-
FIVE-ROOM cottage, modern. 800 South
30th Ht. D-153-13'
-ROOM furnished cottugo for winter: no
diiidren. sua a. isum. W auos 14
FOR nENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
STEAM lira ted rooms at Tho Thurston.
E-454
HOUSEKEEPING, $0 up; 2t23 St. Mary's.
E-M725 D12'
TIIIIEE furnished rooms for housekeen-
Ing, man and wife. Rent taken In board.
81 N, 17th. E 383
t'Oll RENT FURNISHER IKIO.MS,
NEWLY furnished rooms with heat, gas
and bath. 2024 camornia hi.
li Alllltl 10"
FURNISHED room, modern. 1722 Dodge.
ROOMS, well furnished, heated. 403 N. Uth
street. E M983 15
FURNISHED rooms; modern; privato fam
II)'. 2I0S Cass 8t. 14 147 17
FURNISHED room, modem. 2114 Chicago
Btreut. K M16I 14
furnished hooms ami hoard.
GLENCAIRN,translcnts,$1.25 day. 1009 Dour.
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport ,HL
r iso
NICE warm rooms, good board, reasonable
rates. J ne itoso, vrsa Harney.
F-737 D12
Tho Mcrrlam, good winter home. 25 & Dodgo
1' l.w
roil ItlJVT L'.NFLIIXISIIKI) ItOOMS.
TIIIIEE unfurnished rooms for light house-
Kceiung; neat ana URlit rurnisnen. jsij
Furimm Kt. 1 O-llS 11'
FOIl Ili:XT-STOIli:S ANU officios.
FOIl RENT, rloro In first class location)
rent reasonable. Apply IC. C. reiers
Co., ground floor, Bee UldR. 1-2W
FOR RENT, the building formerly occupied
dv -ino lieo at 816 rarnam siree-.. n n
four stories nnd n liuscmont which wab
formerly used u The Ueo press room
This will bo rented very reasonably If
Interested upply nt onco to O. O. R',0'
wuier, secreiary, room iw, utu uuhuii.b.
I fc'ji
I.AROH doubln room In Continental block:
can be mado Into very uesiruDic "ce bh
reception room ior pnyaitiuii. im u
runge to stilt.
UA1AIIA LOAN ft 'Hirst v-u.,
16th & Douglas Sts.
I S37
GROCERY, corner; factory or laundry
uunuing. u. u. l'atterson. -l-none, iu
SPLENDID building In commission district
ior rem Jan. i. t , u. wcau, uoukni"
l aiMi jo
AUENTS WANTED.
t300 TO J500 h mouth selling new patent
urn no attacnmcntB to mcchnnlcst positive
nroof: territory one-fourth value: some
money needed; no fakirs; at onco. Room
7, Karbach hotel. J-MbCIII'1
INTELLIGENT man or woman wanted to
sell modern bath room appliance: llrst-
class sldo lino; entirely new Held; big re
BUlts. Mclllnk Mfg. Co., Toledo, O. .
M1S6 13
AVA.NTF.D TO IIGM'.
YOUNG man wishes room with board; mUBt
no wen neatcu ami witnin 4 ihockh or r.
O. Addresn D 60, Bee. IC M130 13
STOIIAGI2.
PACIFIC StoraRO and Watehouso Co., 912-
tin j ones, general storage ana lorwartun?,
ISf
OM. Van Stor Co., 1511V4 Farn.
Tcls. 1KD-SC3
45U
WANTED TO I1UY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
in large nnn smuu ntiititiitics. unicnijo
urnuure t.u, ifw-iu uoctge. xci. licu.
N 161
HOUSES to move.
Wallaco, Urown.Rlk.
N 462
WILL purchase a limited number of
umann unvingH uaiiK uccounis. iirennnn-
i,nve,t,o., jvj oo. uin. . n im,
WANTED o buy, $1,000 'of Omaha Savings
DunK accounts ior casn. Aauress A iu,
nee oinco. . im aiti3,
A TEAM, weight ubout.'twenty-fogr hun-
ureu; niao spring or lumuer wagon nna
Harness, u sa. isqo n misi' k-
FOll SALE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE, furniture of 11-room hous,
nearly new, to uo cloea out Tuesday
nnd Wednesday. December 11 nnd 12.
1541 N. 13th st. Must bo sold. O-M930 12
FOIl SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC,
SEllL and repnlr vehicles, nil kinds. H.
lrosi, carriago worKs, mn and Leaven
worth. 1 P liH
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling:
ll oj
fences nuti criuDing. vn uougias. ti
2DHAND Bafo cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam
Q-163
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 11
W D(
FOR SALE, bakers' oven, portable! prlco,
$25.00. weDer c son, lorence, wen. .
W Atiaa ia-
THOROUGHBRED Jersey cow; .3 quarts
milk dnliv; win bo rresn March 1. J. T.
lflflds, 4320 Burdetto. Q-124 11
HIGH Bchool cadet suit for nalo, for boy
l. or ta years otu; goou an new; ooy out
grown suit reason for selling. Address
lb 01. Reo. Q-M131 13'
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country denlers. 2dhnnd fiirnltura
nnd stoves at lowest priors, canoan lots or
less, cnicago r urnituro uo., ltvu-iu Dodge,
it iw
'SELL cheap beautiful Upright piano,
mahogany caso, tuny guaranteed, bargain.
910 n, -Bin at. it J7H-jy,i
GLADISH pharmacy, 12 & Dodge, rellablo
arttg Btore. it 7i Ji'
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant.
819 North lfith
8470
MME.GLYMER genuine palmist. 1605 Do1i;e
. tt Mill
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
ELITE parlors, 615 S. 10th, second floor.
' T AlOil is
MME. AME8. 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1;
murium uuuia. i u-
MABEL GRAY, S17H N. Uth St.. fltt E.
T 893 D17'
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist! cprns & Bunerfluous
Itnlr removed Dy uicciricity, it, i;. rren
tor Blk. tj 472
TURKISH baths, massage bnthJ, electric
bntus, ror inuies nuiy, pHiiioa women
massHgo operators; llnest equipped hatha
In tno city, iiuiinuiiiii uaui t.'ompnny,
Rooms .l) to u co uiui,. u in
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 340 Beohlar
U-173
LIEBEN. theatrical, masquerude costumer,
1018 l-nrnam, u i?a
nutVATE home beforo nnd during conflnn
metlt; uauie uuuinnu, .uio, uurget, ssu
Burdetto. u m
r.MI'IVT1 mnttilnna mntAil nn.l r.nnl,..!
rent i per monui; nuiiinii-.t ior an Kinas
of machines. Tho Singer Manufacturing
CO., 13M uougias at. luiepnunt) us.
U 178
untVATF. hosnltal for ladles boforo & dnr
Ing conlinement; ouuies uuopteu, xim n. 17
u iu
PLEATING and skirts, all kinds; buttons
made to mnicn. utnunu i-ieuting uo.
1521 Douglas. U 180
LADIES' jackets and tailor made suits nl
tared, cicitpea, repuireu. .n. c ogei, au p. 11,
, u Ml
FURNACE work. STOVE work, tin, sheet
iron, gaivamzpu iron, zina anu copne
work done; cheapest place In tho city
Savage a Tin cnop, a-i r arnam at.
U 388
CALENDARS.
Burkley Printing Co.
U-M129 D20
$650 BTE1NWAY Upright piano, latest sty!
case ior buiu uiivau. numciq u ip. jiuc.
U-77-Jy.l
SECOND-HAND Bewlng machines, all
makes, rrom . up. Tiiey aro genuine
North Omaha Bicycle Co,, 24tn an
Charles. U-M125 13
COBTUME8 for rent. 3318 S. 20th. Mrs. 8,
Back. U-M JU
MOXKY TO LOAX-REAIj ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
low.a rarma at o per cent; uorrowcrs can
nav 1100 or nnv multiple! any Interest
date; no delay, Urennan-Lovo Co., 309
Bo. 131 h St.. Omaha, Neb. w is;
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urennnn-LKJVo co., bo. uwi.
W 4S3
$1,000 nnd upward to loan on Improved city
property nnn larms. v. i-arnam omiin
Co., 1320 Farnam. w si
WANTED-Clty loans, bends and warrants.
George & Company, 1C01 Farnam street.
MONEY In any amount nt 6. M 6 per cent.
J. W. ROHUINB & CO., 1802 FAHNAK ST.
law
MONEY to loan on farm and city property,
lowest rates. O. F. Davis CO., iwi i iirnam
W 437
MONEY to loan at B and 8V4 per cent on
Omahu property.
W. IJ. MeiKie, iui a. loin
W 4S8
PRIVATE money. G. 6, 6 per cent: rib do-
lay. uarvin uros,, iuia I'nrnam. y isj
WANTED City and fnrm loans; nlso bonds
anu warrants. )i. u. i'cters i;o., i(U2
rnrnnm St., lieo Uldg. w m
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglas
T lal
FIVE per cent money. Rcmls, Paxtoirhlock.
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
proporty or for building purposes, i-nyne--Ifnox
Co., Now York Life. W 493
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood,
11.600 TO LOAN nn rrnl retnttvrnll nt onco.
m. j, Kennara & son, 210-3U urown diock.
w ltJ
MOIlTfJAdKH FOIl HALE.
$800. two vears. 8 tier cent, on ncrenge.
$3,000. threo venrn. B nor epnt. nn flats.
1JAV1U C. I'ATTJS HSO N, 1623 I AlirsA.M.
. v iiiyio to
MONEY. TO LOAN CHATTELS.
THE OSIAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
(Established 1892.)
Will mako you a loan on furniture, pianos,
live stock, etc. You keen tho nroncrly.
Or If you havo a pormnncnt position wo
win mnKo you n uai.aki luain witnout
Indorser or mortiraite. We loan from 110
nn. Ynti nnn ctt thn mnncv In a fow I
hours after making application and you
may pay It back In 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 or C months.
Otheru claim lower rates, but an wo asK
Is u chntico to mako cotntinrlHons. Wo
chnrgo nothing for pnpers or Ming and we
give you tho full amount of tho loan In
cash. Wo aro the oldest and largest loan
company In Omaha. Our motto ts "to try
top lease.
Tolcphono 2295. 300 South 16th St.
X 136
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE,
No endorser of mortgago required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
HllClt'i l.V UUNKIUKNTIA1
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York Life ntd.l.
X-D0J
"SALARY LOANS"
TO EMPLOYES
UPON PLAIN NOTES.
NO CHARGE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE.
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS.
"OUlKT"
IOFFICE."
"EASILY"
"FOUND."
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO "
Roam 001, Bcb Building.
Open 8 a, hi lo C p. m. and noons.
Rebato when loan Is puld beforo due.
X-M785
MONEY lonned salaried people holding per
manent position with responslb.e concern
upon tneir own nnmes witnout Hectitry;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. b dg.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lovr-
clry, horfC3, cows, etc. O. F. Reed, 319 8. 1$.
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOR, 21S First Nut., Bank, Rldg.
i i X-W3
' MONEY TO 15 AN ON
Furniture. Pianos. Diamonds. AV'ntchea. etc.
Privately on payments No charge for
papers. UKituEU'B luas co., iwi Kar-
num street, ujioimra. a. U'M
MONEY loanel on pianos, furniture, hornrs,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Orten, R 8, Barker blk
X-606
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
with partial payments on note; no mnrt-
v. , nk.,..... u.iu. v ,,u. ,
PflHITIVELY LOWEST HATES! lnunn .if
other companies taken up. Rnom'303, Pax
inn Tllnrk. TIRI.TAHI.I.: Clll-'IIIT f'fl
X-507
SALARY, chattel loans.
Joo Pleasant. 51
uarxcr diock.
X-M1D7 Jll'
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$360 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
lawiui tnicKou siot macnineE ror drinks,
cigars or cash; will enrn $2 and unward
weekly each. . Earl, Clark Si Co., Furnl-
luru .uunuiuciurera, uuicugo, ill,
Y-6W
$4,000 BUYS half Interest In wholosnlo busi
ness; stapio goous. it. w, rattcrson Blk.
y 812 21
RESTAURANT and confectionery. Only
pinco in nvciy town or i.uuu population
Other business, reason for Belling, Ad-
uress, uox ai, ispringneiu, rsen.
' Y-154-13
FOR EXCHANGE.
$15.000 WILL trade one of the bost located
modern nouses in west umann, clear of
lncumberances, for land In western Iowa,
fjuoit-iii m.uiiinriii iiui uivvgrJici ii fiiiJotJUrl
Aa nnflVinnatnxn IVattaniil mln, I
ui iiui iiit.p.ntvi ii nuimuoi VltlUJ Ul IITUU
erty, $15,000: will tako ono-thlrd In land
and eIvo long time on balnnrp. I.n ml
which Is heavily Incumbered will not bo
considered. Glvolocntlon and dccrlptlon
of land. Address Dally Bee. Z-M116 14
FOR EXCHANGE, 6 acres flno garden land,
near r lureucu, inr nuune ana lot In
umana. AtiuresH u on, iico. v. M127 13
FOR HALE REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; nlso ftro
Insurance. Bemls, Paxton blk. RE 511
1'iturKivi i . DouBtii anu sold; money
r. .... V. " ' Jonnson
V.U., ait ou, lain di. i(E 103
LAND. 'C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
llti tuo U26
FIVE-ROOM cottngo nnd lot, near 19th St.
power house, $1,000 cash.
7-room nouso nnu corner lot, near Mr
Yntes. 11.300.
Oood cottngo and lV4-Btory houso, In good
condition, on 21st 8t, $SM). K
F. D, WEAU, 1624 Douglas Street.
RE 149-13
FOR SALE.
Good caBt front lot on 37th near California
Small lot .m 26th St. near A. South Omaha,
2 l0"0 bl0Ck tt0m Ame" Ave and
Smith front In Central nark. JIM
.Mill. S.LU.
Slxtv-s'x fect on t-assius street, close to
Sixty art feet on 19th near Center St., $300.
r in ivvi n.,wo utui i.uwo Ave.
tiuved St.. $500. "
Section of land In Govo Co., KnnB., with
Wllll'I,
House and lot on M street near 27th, S. O
l'otir lota In Wakeloy Add.. $200.
Lot 20. block 2. Baker Place. lino
LotB 16 nnd 17 in Becona addition to West
Side. 1100. 1
Forty acres one mllo from Capitol Cheyenno
12 000.
Slxt" feet south front Cass and 39th streetB,
SAMUEL a, CURTIS, Receiver.
1808 Harnev At.
RE M5S8-16
RANCH AND FARM landB for sale by tho
union i-ncinc iiaiimnu company. H. A.
McAllaster land commissioner. Union
i-acinc ueuaquariers, umana, jveb.
RE-J-.14
FORTY or SO acres, Vi mllo west of Flor
ence Dimming station at $50.
Four-acro block, cultivated, Florence, $500.
210 acres, 2 houses, Sarpy county, at $35,
i'. u. wii.au, io;t uougias street.
RE-151-13
HERE Is what you are looking for: A 2
story 6-room frame house, city water, lot
iixu.- leet, nricK pavement anu siaewniK,
gas and sewer In street: In good condl.
tlon: ono of the best streets In north part
of city; 2 blocks from Dodge nt, car nnd 4
blocks from 21th st car and Rood school:
abstract; everything paid. Stringer, Room
til, raxton oiock. itu auk is
CHAB. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SEE HENRY U. PAYNX 601 N. Y. LIFE.
C. F, HARRISON, UARGA1NS. 913 N. V, L.
lll'J IZi J'J
AI'PTlnv ci , t t i.t MTITP
I Will nfrnr.nt i,i,l.llr en In In thn lltalv.U
a e "iree-siory iiohuir uricn uuuj-tc i
ivi-j ljougins sirei-i, cuy oi u nw.
ituunra contain 13 rooms e.itu; rriuuib v
present, $50 nndv5.1 per month; commenc
ing Mm eh 1 tenants will pay $05 per
bala.tco ,it fi per 'cent? with ' o'plloti or
mniun, or ti total of w. rernis, casn
maklne nnrtini nnvniptits when conven
ient. Prnnoriv ! iii irno.l condition, locn-
hum is convenient ami ueKirauiu. dhiu
tako plrtco tiromntly at 2 o'clock p. m.,
Saturday. December 15, IW), on the prcm
ises. win pnn.dinr n nrifviniis nuer.
ncH. win consider ll irviuun uuui.
. H. Thomas, rU3 First Nat'l Dank bid?.
Sonncnbcrg, Auctioneer. RE S3S 11
v . II
J,
12-ItOOM Imil.n nn.t Int. 70x140. t.1.200.
8-rooni house, 2322 llnrney. with barn, $3,C0U,
u, WEAD, 1524 uougtas atreci.
HE 130 13
8 ROOMS, bath, ham; H.C00.
flntes. N. Y.
RE-M162 II
i.tie.
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232, Omaha, Ncu. uonnuenuni.
lUW
PERSONAL. Golden Real Female Regulator
relieves In 3 hours' Ji.w ami ooxes;
nono genuine without signature. Golden
Senl Medlclno Co., 23U Morgan Ht... St.
Louis, MO. M-722 D12'
DR. LH DUE'8 Fcmalo Regulator, posl-
tlvoly warranted to cure uio mosi siin-
l.nrn M.nc nt ninnthtV fltOIltia OCB. iTregU-
larltles, obstructions and suppressions
lirniitrht on from whatever cause; $2 a
jmckago or 3 for $5: sent nnywhero. pro-
paid on receipt of price. Tho Kltld Drug
h.i Kiitin. Ill Amnrlenn Olllce. retail.
niilnti Drue Co.. Omaha:
M. A. Ulllon, MOUttl unillim, iiinn '"l'
Co.. Council Rluffs. Full lino of rubber
. . ..... " ... ,t . 1. .. . T . . . . . I ..
goods.
LOST.
LOST, a whlto Angora billy coat. Return
S20 N. 27tn avo. anu get reward.
1.0SI ll'J ii-
LOST, red cow and dark heifer; reward
for return to Georgo Kroger. East Omnlrt,
I.OSl .lllil li
I.OHT. dnrk bav horse,
i whlti. nriiit In fnre-
: Lost-JUJi i-
head, hnrness on. M
and Y, South Omaha
LOST Inst rumen ts; between residence, 3313
R'.ondn and 4Gth una Aiapic his. iiewiiru,
Dr. Uarrltt. Lost-152 11'
LOST, lady'fl gold watch', case No. 40u2i5,
Hlgtn worKH. i.enve at lira onira uni re-
celvo $3 reward. i.ost .miw ii
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Rldg.; Tel.
1CGI; Alice Johnson, v. u.. inaics- dept.;
Old E. jonnson, ufltcopatnist, Aigr.
oia
M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrksvllle, Mo., m raxton iiik. iei. i3B7.
ji'j
SHORTHAND AXD TYPEWRITIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y.
Life.
-S23
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bco Uiug. bil
NEB. Bus.
& Shorthand eoltego, Boyd'B
Theater.
his
ii r t-, '
1G & Doug.
"-p
GREGG Shorthand. . Om. C. Col.
HORSES WIXTKIIEII,
HORSES wintered, $t per month. J. W.
Phelps. 237 is. l. Lite, diuc. 'i'ltono iooi.
.11 ij ,u
PAWNBROKERS,
T3AGLE Loan Olllce. reliable ncoommodnt-
Ing; ell business conlldcnliai. uui uouins.
STAMMEHI Vfi ANn'KTUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
oau
MIRROR FACTORY.
Dnmaged looking ijlabsea resllverod. 708 N 16.
Ml
HANCINfJ.
toiiAMn'S winter term for children be
gins next sniunin), ucu n rere, iv 11, m.;
Sitvnnnn. 2 or 4 n. in.i high school class.
8 p. m.; adults, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p
m: Private icsuonH uany. wuitj! anu
two-step guaranteed for $S. Crclghton hall.
Oil o -1
FARMS FOR RENT.
I9-ACRE fruit farm for rent on Calhoun
road nenr Florence, in uno condition.
Bemla, Paxton uiock. ivi
LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY.
PRIVATE lessons, embroidery, Rattonbiira;
point Ince. 2101 DoughtH. M ill 17
PIANO TUNING.
WE tuno your plnno for $1.60.
Roso'b Art
Store, 1521 uouge. ici. tvm.
533
TICKET BROKER,
CUT' rate tickets .everywhere. P. II. Phil-
I liln. 1WX 1' arnUIIl ViKjyiiumj tot, wi
ACCORDION PLEATING.
Arr-nTtnirusr nnd Bldo nleutlng chennost
bcs?, qu lckc s ?. M rs. !! C. Sfa rk, 9 I"a t-
teraon Blk., 17th and Farnnm Stss
522
FURNITURE IIEPAIR1N41.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
G-'7
IIIRUS AND TAXIDERSIY.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
10i)3 Leavenworth.
633
DRESSMAKING,
IN FAMILIES. MIsb Sturdy, 318 S. 26th at.
.Mai ja
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars.
2c; cuffs, 4c. . 1760 Leavenworth Tel. 517
CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS.
AVtl MntU oC carpenter work nnd repairing
Mife "sT'
JUNK.
B.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealer
In nil menus, ooiuvti. it-'. t-uriuuun it
nnciaitv. 801.S03 Fnmam. Omaha. Tol. 2378.
521
A !-
SUES fc CO
PATENTS
Patent LawyarB
QUARANTIKD
B 0N Omaha, Nek
PatantBaakFrae
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha, Kansus City
& Eastern Rallroatl "Tho
Quincy itouto- TicKet Of
tiro, 1415 Farnam St. Tele
nhone. 322,
Denot. Tenth
and Marcy
uliiini). 629.
nireeiu, Telo-
JA'UYtti
Arrive
St. Louis
Cannon Ball
" . "a 5:05 nm a 8:20 am
Express
Vattitt 'Hi r rind Ollinev
....- . . .
Loral ucwum a. u;uu pm
a Dally.
nmninn im it. iti.,r,.
-'.".'JlV."'."i.'f." "U'V'
ICBICl
TI?kot OfflwM'
fllWAUA
?.-PflwJ: TnitAVnd
MoBon Streets. Tele
tL'M
pnoue, ti..
I-avo. Arrlvn
Chicago Limited Ex..., a 6:00 prat a 8:05 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex.,b 7:15 am h 3:10 pm
u ivutiy, u vmiy vxwin ouuuit,
RAILWAY TIME TAIILF.S.
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER-
land Route" Genernl Olllces,
N. E. Cor, Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket onico, 1324
Fnrnnm Street. Telephone, 316.
ifetiot, icniii anu Mttrcy ais.
Telephone, 629,
i.enve. Arrive.
u wtcrianci Limited a s:20 nm
a 7:30 pm
tnu v nicngo-i'orilatiu
Sneclnl
..a 8:20 nm
a 7:30 pm
n 3:25 pm
n 4T pm
Tho Fast
M nit G m n .
Tim Mnll nnd Express. inliisS pm
Lincoln. llnntrlnn .....1
Stromsburg Expres3..b 4:05 pm bl2:30 pm
The Pacltlo Express., ,.u 4:23 pm
Grand Island Local. ...h 5:30 pm b 9:35 nm
i no iviiiiiiii iAiii i'h.i... n rT.i.i n m
ik iv.iiij. ii unny except Miinciny.
, CHICAGO, ROCK tSl
and Ai Pnclllc Rnllro.ul
"The Great Rock Isl
and Routo" City Tick
et Olllce, 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 4U.
Depot. Tenth & Mnrcy
Sts. Telephone. 029.
Leave. Arrive.
Den Moines and Daven
Uort Local n 7:25 nm hl1.3-.nm
Cnlcago Express ... .bll!lo am n silo nm
ucn .Moinus iirni
t:nic
Des
WAI1ASII . RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce, 1415 Farnntn
Street. Telephone 322. De
pot, Tenth nnd Mnrcy
Streets. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon llatl"
a 5:05 pm a S:2U nm
I1URL1NGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Rurllngton Routo"
General Olllces, North
west Corner Tenth nnd
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Olllco 1502 Farnam Street.
TelcDlionu. 2oo. Iiurllngton Station, Tcntn
anil Mason Streets. Telephone, 12S.
Leave Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings nnd
McCook n 8M0 am n ?:ao pm
T.liirntn. Tlonvnr. Cnln
rnuo, utan. t'anrornia.a : pm a u:uu pm
I'lncoln & Illack Hlll.i..a 9:11 pi
never. Colorado, Utttli
nm n i;i. am
pm a ti.u am
I mi nw.M mn
nnd California. a Gilo nm
Smith U.miiI. I .ntllnl'llln.
I' attsmotitn u s:3j tun uii:uj nm
Ft. Crook, l'lnttsmouth
nild I'ncllo Junction. 7:o pm a ;.-u am
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph "Council Rluffs
lint road "T to Ilurl tic-
ton Route" Ticket Olllce,
1602 Farnnm Street. Tele-
nhone. 250. Deiiot. Tonlh
and Muson Streets. Tele
phone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
KnnKns City Day Ex.. .a 9:20 nm a j:.i pm
Kansas City Night Ex..aio:is pm a o:is am
St. Louis Flyer ror at.
Joseph nnd St. Loul..u UJ pm oli:io am
a uany.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
i uuincy itaiiroau i no
llnrllniztnn Hotito' Ticket
Olllco 1602 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 250. Depot,
Tontn nnu Ainson HtrcoiB.
Telephone, 128.
j.cavo. Arrive.
Dnvlluht C'hlrnfrn Sni'-
Chicago Vestlbiiled Ex., a 4:0' pm n 7:4.i am
Chicago Local Express.a 0:fl am a 4:05 pm
Chlcngo Limited a 7:50 pm n 7:45 nm
ciui i .yv
.m nl0:25 pm
Fast Mull..
a 2:15 pm
a Dally.
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line' Oonoral Olnces,
United States National
Bank Bldg., 8. W, Cor.
Twelfth and Fnrnm Sts.
Ticket Olllce. 1401 Farnam St. Tel., 561. De
pot, ijlli ana Webster sit), xei., uw.
Lcnvo. Arrive.
Ulnrk IIIIIh. Dendwnoil.
not Murines u a.w pm a d:ou pm
Wyoming, Casper nnd
Douglas , d 3:00 pm c 5:00 pm
Hastings vorK. onviu
u iv. suuenor. uencva.
ICxoter and Sownrd....b 3:00 pm b 5:00 nm
Norfolk, voruuro nnu
Fremont n 7:ao nm vur.zo am
Lincoln. Wnhoo and
Fremont u r.w nm diu:l'j am
Framont Local c 7:30 nm
n Da lly, u Dnlly except suntlny. c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday. c
uany except nionuny,
CHICAGO &. NORTH
western Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line '
City Ticket Office. 1401
Farnam St. Telephone,
601. Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 629.
i.eavc. Arrive.
Davllch Chicago Sncc-
uiai a i.uu am an au nm
Chicago Passenger ....a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
Eastern lixpress, ues
Moines, Mnrshalltown,
Cedur Rnnlds and
Chicago al0:55 nm a 4:03 nm
uasieru aneciai. t.ni-
cago and East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 nm
Fast .Mini, vjinctigo to
omaha-ClilcngVHj'mltcd.'a 7:45 pm
j,.nHt Mlll
omalia
a 2:45 pm
a 8:00 pm
n 8:30 ant
a 5:30 pm
Cedar Hitpltls l'assenger
Eastern Express b 9:00 nm
a Dally, n uuuy except Saturday,
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
IinilroatI Tho North.
wi'Htern Lino" General
Offices, United States
National Bank But d na.
S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Ticket
uiuco, inn Fnrnnm Ht. Telephone, 681. Do-
pot, Tcntn nnn Ainrcy sts. Telephono, 629.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Twin City Express a 8:53 nm h10:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm n 8:16 am
Sioux City Local a S:00 nm a 3:50 pm
a unuy.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Omaha
Jtaiiwny "Tho North.
western Lino" General
unices, Nebraska Dtvl.
Blon, 15th and Wobster
ms. uitv 'rinicpt nmnn
1401 Farnam St. Tolcphono, 501. Depot.
I it.li .....I ii'.tioi..n a... '
auiii mm ,1 i:uoii;i nits,
. Leave. Arrive.
Twin. City PnssonBor...a 6:00 um n 9:10 nm
uniana x'assengor all:10 am
B1UUX WliJ' M iNOrtll-
east Nebraska a 3:13 pm
a Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rullroud City Tlcftct Of-
flco, 1102 Farnam Street
Tolenhone 211
UenOl,
Tenth Marcx Sheets.
ChlcagolCxprcsB alliio am a 4:03 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:05 nm
niiiiiiiiiruiin nnu ot.
M&rSVnd -st. 7!W am b 9!' pm
ruu i.iiinti'ii a iiiti nm n. Hnr, nm
Fort Dodgo Local from
council iiiuns b 4:30 pm b 8:15 am
it uany. u Uixny oxcejit aunuay
'MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Odlcerf nnd
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Comer 14th and Douglan
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
UlllUll 0VUUUII.
Leave. Arrlva.
St. Lou s nnd Kansas
City Express al0:00,nm a 0:30 pm
K. G, St. L. Express. .. alOUO pm u 6:16 um
Leavo from 16th
mid
Webster streets:
Nebraska Locnl, Via
Weeping W.Uor b 4:13 pm n!0:45
nm
n f uny. u uuiiy excuwi duiiuuj-,
FOHTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
.,.T-, '" .J.n.. ... i. .v:ii '
as rnuiiKu imiy uuwui ui any nine,)
l utt-ihii iiiuiio iui inn nBn.ciiu u uueem-
our iJ. i, niH uu uuu,!! ii,i in an
cases) nt tno uenerni i'OHioiuco as fOI.
iJu.ii. nmnRlJl uniiT Miu.it Kin.. !,.
hoUT earlier than closing time shown be-
.?.'!: and Tuesday,
llflglltur uiiu uuiiiMciiiciiuuy .uuiin liuhu at
i Knrpiirn iirnncii nutr Hour inter inun nnu.
iV.V Vtmn shown bolnw
ing time shown below.
Trauantlantlc Blnlls.
nirnI.'HnAVAt 11 n m t,.f vMnnnv.
per b. s. Doutschlaridl. via Plymoutli:
EEhra; 'SJl jK'
Lllll
a. m.) tor viuiiui-u, per s, s. ucrmaniu,
vin Ljueenstuwii.
THURSDAY At 7 n. in. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, POR
TUQAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, 11RITISH
,.t 4,iw pm n t:is pm wkdnmiuv-ai q m n m. tnr iNAOttA
.liS.""1 iirx',,!;CH,a.Va 5:00 m-Jimi nnd HAITI, per s. p. Mt. Vernon; at 9:?o a wrong Imp
and and C h enco a 7:40 nm a 9!."ii nm S.' '."' i ' J ',t' i.i """" vl
. ..lUllll'n, . JVIIUIV IP!" 1 n . Iah U A K,n A lltll'PUA ,, U ..). .. i . 1.
WEST. '.V ". -V.nn"., I V,n5u2..." '"..I 'V".",li pany. Much of
n?n !.VrC0r,?.i?.,SI'iSv:, P. m. tor "ctvilA. CAMPKCIIR YUCA- Issued In
West ....... . n i w nm n 4-i. nm tan, TAHARCO nnd CHIAPAS, per s. t. iiorsccnr nnd
Colorado. Oklnhnmn uriziitm, via Havana nnil l'logreso imnu cri.. m-
"""0l.i.y.'ilu'ltmi1 ... fur illlirr n.irm nf MotI tntiftt bo d - cr.?' '"r'
L ," ui.ipni ay:j..nm recto 1 "i or B. ;: Orlznnav;V7at 1 ti. in. for call without v
St. Louis
Express
p. uauy.
POSTOFFICIl NOTICE.
INDIA nnd LORENZO MARQUE., per s.
m. I.n HrftiiLMiii. via llnvrn (mull ior inner
parts of Europe must bo directed ' per s.
b. La lit
moingne '); nt io u, m. ior jiwif i-a
ISLANDS, tier
m irptiflnlil.
SATURDAY At
8 n. 111. for NETIIF.ll-
LANDS direct
tier s. s. Snnnrndntn (malt
trtltat I.A ,tlirtnlfl,l i,.n. m a Ultn ti rfldlltn 11
nt 8:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 n. in.) for
i.l iiui'u, per s h. i.ucatun, vm uuraiw
tnwtl! nt 9 n. m. Inr ITALY, tier B. S.
Kaiser Wm. II, via Naples (mull must bo
directed "per b. b. Knlsor Win. 11") 5 nt 10
n. m. for HCOTI.ANI) direct. Her 8. s.
fi,!,!11!n Ama" mUBl bo directed "per s.
Ethiopia.").
"PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Tltls oteamcr
tnKes I'rinted Matter, commercial i-npors
and Samples for Oermnnv only. Tho same
ciass or man matter for outer pans m
liuropo vll not bo sent by hub snip tin
less snerlnllv illrrrtnl bv het.
After the closing of the Supplementary
rrnns-Aiinntic .Mails namea noovc, n
dltlonal supplcmentnrv mMis nro opened
on tho piers of tho American, English,
French and Ocrmnn steamers, nnn temaln
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
or uaning of steamer.
Malla for Smith nnil Central Aniorlon,
West Inilli's, etc.
JAMAICA nnd PROVINCE OF SANTI
AGO. CUHA. tier h. . Admiral Schley.
from PhlbiiKlnhln.
i FRIDAY At 12 in. for IN'AOITA and
CAPE ORACIAH. per s. s. Konit Frodo
(mnll for Jamaica. Rellze. Puerto Corler
ami (.ittnicmnin must no dirccieu "iier b. s.
Kong Frode"); at 12:30 p. in. for MEXICO,
per b. b. Seneca, vln Tumpleo (mull tniiBt
bo directed "per s. a. Seneca' ); at 11 p. m.
ror isi.vi'Ui'riiiijArsi), per s. s. siucnan,
SATURDAY At S n. m. for RERMUDA,
irnni I'litiiiiieiiiiiin.
per 8. s. Trlnldnd; nt 9 n. m. (supple
mentary 0:30 n. in.) for PORTO RICO (via
San Juan). VENEZUELA nnd CURACAO,
per h. s. Philadelphia (mull for Havalitlla
nnn t arinngena must no uirecicn - per s
l'lillndelpltla"); at 10 a. m. isuppie
metitary 10:30 a. in.) for FORTUNE I
ISLANl). JAMAICA, 8A VANILLA nnd
caktiiauhna, per b. s. Atitos (man ior
I'ostii t en must uo inrecieti "tier b. b.
Athos"); nt 10 a. in. (supplementary 10:30
a. m.) for HAITI, per b. h. Andes, via Port
an Prince, Capo llnltl nnd Jeremle; nt 10 taxes could bo levied upon In caso tho prop
VioHVV I" hold to bo railroad property n In-
hall: nt 10:CO n. m.' for CUUA. per s. s.
MEXICO, via Havana: nt 10:30 a. m. for
SANTIAGO, per b Clenfuegos; nt 1230
P. m. for MATAftAAH, CAIIiARILN,
NUEVITA9. OHIARA and HARACOA;
per s. h. Curtylm (ordinary mall only,
wmcn must no uuurcssea per s. b. xjut-
tyba").
Mnlls for Newfoundland, bv rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamet, close at
this office dally nt 8:30 p. m. (connecting
cloto hero every Monday. Wednesday nnd
Saturday). Mnlls for Mlttuolon. by rail to
Boston, and thonco by steamer, closo nt
tb s oilico iitiii.v at p. in. aioiib rot-
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin., and
theneo bv steamer, clnc at this office dally
nt '7 n m. flho connecting eloe? nrn nn
5Mnday, Wednesday and Friday?. Malls for
Mnilcn Cltv. ovrriand. unless Htieclnllv ad
dressed for dispatch hy steamer, closo nt
ihia nn nn nnnv n r ::'.ut n rr . hum -".tii n m
m. nnd
Mnlln fnr Cottn Rica. Belize. I'uerto Cortez
nnd Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans and
thenco by steamer, cioso nt tins omeo tinny
nl '.I n. ni. fconnectlnir closes hero MoutlnvM
fnr lintir.i.. 1'uerto vjortcz nnn lueHtiavH ior
Costa Rica). "Registered mall closes at 0
p. m. previous uay.
TrniiBliMClllo Mnlls,
Malls for Australia (excopt West Australia),
New z.ea anu. Hawaii, i- ni and H.tmoan
Islnnds, via San Francisco, closo hero
dally at 0:30 p. m. up to uecemnor "8, in
ninoU'K. nr on dav of arrival of h. m. T.u.
canla. duo at Now York December "8 ror
dispatch per b. s. Sierra. Malls for Aus
tralia (except West Australia, which goes
via Eurono, nnd Now Zealand, which goes
via San Francisco), and FIJI Islands, via
Vancouver, close ncro nnuy nt 0:30 p. m.
nfter December 7. up to uecemuer "8. in-
cli'slv. for dispatch per s. s. Aorangl,
nnnrlallv addressed! only (stintilementnrv
nwttls, via Seattle, Close at 6:30 p. m. De
cember " Jiinns tor i in wan, Japan,
rhlnii nnd Phlllnnlno Islnnds. via Hun
Francisco, closo hero dally nt 6:30 p. m. up
to December "9. Inclusive, for dispatch
nnr h. r. ltlo ilu Janeiro. Malls for Hawaii.
China. Jnpnn and Phlllpplno Islands, via
San Francisco, cloio hero dally at 6:30
p. m. up to December "17. Inclusive, for
dispatch per s s. t-optlc. Mails for China
nnd Japan, via Vancouver, closo ht-ro
rinllv at 6:30 ti. m. tin to December "25.
Inclusive! for dispatch per b. b. Empress of
India (registered man must uo directed
"via Vancouver"). Malls for Australia
fexcent west Australia), jvew .en Intnl.
Hawaii, FIJI and Snmonn Islnnds, via Sun
Francisco, cioso ncro unny at o:30 p. m.
nfter December "9 up to December "29,
Inclusive, or on dr.y or nrrivnl of B. h.
Etruila, duo nt Now York December "29,
ror dispatcn per s, . nonoma.
Tmnsnnclflc malls aro forwarded to nort
of sailing dally and tho schedule of closing
Is arranged on tho presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit. "Registered
mall closes at u p m. previotiB nay.
i.uu;n I.1.UJ3 van uun,
Postmitster.
Postonlce, New Y'ork, N. Y December 7,
1900.
LEGAL NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Olllco of tho Leo-Glass-Andrecscn Hard'
waro uo., umann, inen., ucc. e, iw.
Nntlno Is hereby ulvon to tho ptockhold.
ers of tho Lcc-Olass-AndrcoHon Hardwarj
Co. that tno nunum meeting or tho stocit'
holders of tho company will be held at
tho offices of said company, 1219, 1221 nnd
J223 Harney Btrcet. In tho city of Umrtii.i,
In tho stato of NobntHkn, on Tuosdny,
January 8. A. D.. 1901. at 3 o'clock Ii. In..
for tho purpose of electing a hoard of
directors for tw company to Berve durlnir
tho ensuing your, and tj transact nucli
other bUBlness us may bo presented at such
meeting. J lism.
l'resiitont,
Attest: W. M. OLASS,
D3 31tm 3ecrotnry,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Tho tin mini meeting of tho stockholders
of the Automutlc Gns Lamp Company for
tho purposo of electing a board of directors
for tho ensuing year and of transacting
such other business ns may properly coma
boforo tho meeting will be held nt tho of
fice of tho company, Twentieth and I'lerce
strcotB, In tho city of Omnha. on tho first
day of January, nt z:uo o'ciock p. in.
A. It. IVl'.l.l.l. ITCHKiem.
C. E. WHITE, "Secretary.
Omaha, Dec. 10,' 1900. Dec. 12 It M
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Olllco Su-
norvlslntr Architect. Washington. D. G.
btircmber 5, 1900.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will bo received at this olllco until 2 o'clock
I fl ntllrn lllilll n'nmrtlr
ii m. nn tno 7th nav or jnnimrv. ivn. nnd
then opened, for tho plumbing and llnlsh of
Mm tnl t rooms for thn U. S. Custom houso
building at Portland, Oregon, In accordanco
with drawings and BtieclllcatlonB, which will
ho f urnlshetl at ino uiscrction or tno Huper
I .,inli l.nhll.nl nt IVita ntttnn nt ,1 .I.n
M "supen nteH en ,WM
Supervising Architect. '
Dec. 8-10-12-14-L-19 M
SAYS MARSH PARDON IS VOID
Atlorncr Oeiieral Orrn'a Demurrer
AllrncB That Relcnau Order
Not Aulliorllutlve,
LANSING, Mich., Dec. 11. Attorney Gen
oral Orcn this attornoon Died In tho bu
promo court a demurrer to tho pica of
General A. F. Marsh, who wns pardoned
a week ago uy uovcrnor ringreo wnno
tho appeal from his conviction In tho clr- o1 tho c'lJ Omaha gnaran
citlt court on tho charge of complicity in tee. tno ,n,i to.J b0 oWIk"om tho city
tho stat? military frauds wna pending, to
dismiss tho caao against him and discharge
him nnd IiIb bondsmen. Attornoy General
Orcn claims that tho plea baBcd on tho
pardon only Is Insufficient. Tho demurrer
alleges that tho pardon la void bucnuse
It was not applied for through tho Stato
Pardon Board and further because thoro
Is no machinery to tako General Marsh
i:. . . . . . . . . ,
11UU1IIMU1 J IW IMnu ULIIUIHI ..lUlDII
into cUBtooy again in cuso oi roiusai on nia
In ntf i,n ts.OflO Dno Imnoscd hv Onv.
r" - .,T, . .
nrnir tMnirrno nn a condition of nanlnn.
Tll0 Uemurror nllegea further that If tho
pardon an, c-- -;--.
bhi jt iui " iu i
ns at present tboro Is no sentence for It to
i . n h.tnrn it rnn nr.pnmn nnnr.i ..j.
oporato on.
Tho United StntcB government, which
S tlioy will euro rheumatism, neuralgia, cl
Wrlto boroau of Information, Hot Springs,
Ark., (or Illustrated book telling all about
RAILWAY COMPANY PROTESTS
Secretary Goodrich Bajs Iti Aiiestrnint it
Pliojd Tco High.
ASKS BOARD OF REVIEW TO LOWER IT
Coitslilcrnblo I'ortlim of It I'rnprrlr
Is I'ritiMlrnll)' Worlhless Pall
litnn Cotniinny Also
AU Reduction,
D. It, Goodrich, secretory of tho Omaha
Strcot Railway company, appeared brforo
tho board of rovlow yesterday and allied
that tho assessed valuation of tho personal
property of tho company bo reduced from
$1,000,000, tho llguro at which "It wna placed
by Tax Commissioner William Fleming, to
1100,000. Ho explained that the amount of
stock nnd bonds Bold by tho company glv
reunion concerning tho actual
personal property of tho com-
tho ntock nnd bonds was
payment for the property of tho
cnblo companies. This prop-
Goodrich explained, was prnctl-
ahif-
Tho atteatlon of tho board was also called
to tho fact that tho company Iiab Invested
nearly $1,000,000 In paving which should
not bo considered as taxnblo personal prop
orty. It wns also stntod that tho company
carries only $100,000 worth of IiiBuraaco on
Its property. Tho members of tho board
took tho matter under advisement.
Representatives of tho Pullman company
also apptnred before tho board yesterday"
nnd protested ttcalnst tho manner In
which Mr. Fleming lias assessed the com
pany's property. According to tho pro
visions of tho stato law It Is malntulned
that tho Stato Hoard of Equalization slialt
?,a ? "oan. or Kluailiitlon snail
tho valuation of tho Pullmaa company's
property. This board placed tho valuation
n..i, , , .
"' TU'1 U0U8" l
3,o00. Ono-slxth of this amount Is All that
teiiucu in tno stato law. Mr. Fleming main-
tains that tho property of tho Pullman
company and tho Western Union Tolegraph
. . . , , , ,
company cannot bo exempted ns railroad
proporty. Ho has turned In the property
0f thcao companies nt 40 per cent of tho
valuation placed upon It by tho stato board,
rather than nt ono-slxth of Its value.
Henry M. Yates, Milton T. Barlow, a. W.
Wattles, Charles W. Lyman nnd other
Omaha bankors appeared beforo tho Board
of Rovlcw yestorday afternoon and pro
tested against tho proposed Increnso In tho
assessment of tho personal property of
tho banks of tho city. For tho year 1900
tho banks paid taxes on ono-thlrd of tho
amount of tholr capital stock, but tho tnr
commissioner proposcn to ralso tho assess
ment to 40 per cent for tho year 1901. ThlB
Increase wns objected to Btronuously on
tho ground that tho banks boro mora than
their Bharo of taxation under the old plan
of assessment. Tho hoard took no action
In tho matter.
At 9 o'clock this morning tho Omaha Gbb
company will present arguments to thn
board against tho lncroaso of tho assessed
valuation of Its personal property.
WIFE CALLS FOR POLICE
Mistook. Her Reinfect Husband for a
lluritlnr nnd Aaked (or
Protection.
A fow minutes nfter 4 o'clock Tuesday
morning tho desk sergeant at tho police sta
tion answered tho telephono.
"Is thl.t poltco headquarters 7" came a,
volco through, tho transmitter In a hushed,
Btago whisper.
"Yes, ma'am," answered Sergeant Havcy.
"Well, this Is Mrs. (giving tho nanio and
addrcBs of a traveling man who lives nu
Sherman avenuo, near Locust strcot) and
there aro burglars In tho houso. Send soma
ofllcors out hero right away, please. And
pleaso bo quick about It."
Orders wero given to man tho patrol
v.agon, nnd Just at this moment Officer Jerry
Carroll called up from a box near tho sccno
of tho foray. Ho wus ordered thither on
doublo quick time.
Havey had no moro than hung up the
trumpet when again tho telephono rang nnd
this tlmo a woman's voice, In full, round
tones that bespoko Eolf-confldcncc, Bald:
"Say, this 1b Mrs. again. You
needn't send tho officers. It's all right
now. It wasn't burglars after all. Sorry to
havo troubled you. Good bye."
Havcy rushed out Just In tlmo to atop
tho patrol wagon nu It thundorcd down tho
cobblcstono iucllno from tho burn. But
Officer Carroll, of course, was not to bo re
called. At roll cnll this morning ho mado
an Informal report to this cftoct:
'It was tho woman's husband coming
home. You Boe, thoy had agreed that
whon bo camo homo lato at night ho was to
warn his wife by flvo short blasts on the
speaking tubo whistle, then a pauso, then
live short blasts again. This morning, how
ever, It was so very lato, or early, rather,
that ho thought ho wouldn't wako hor, but
would slip Into tho house quietly, got a bits
to rat, and go to bed. It was whllo ho waa
fussing around with tho cold turnips and
salted waters In tho pantry that sho wokn
up. Then sho went and put her hand over
tho telehono bell, bo ha couldn't hear It, aid
called up tho station and you know the
rest."
A Villus RlnaKmulth Saved Ills Lit
tle Son's Life.
Mr. H. H. Black, tho well known"vllligo
blacksmith at Grahamavlllo, Sullivan Co.,
N. Y., sayfc "Our llttlo son, flvo years
,.. ima nik-avB boon subject' to croiin. nnd
I - ... -
so bad havo tho attacks been that we havo
feared many times that ho would dlo. Wo
havo had tho doctor and used many medi
cines, hut Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
now our solo relinnco. It' deems to dls
solvo tho tough mucus and by giving fro-
noses Xn tho croupVmpUm
pear wo havo found that tno dreaded croup
a cured beforo it goto sottlod." Thoro la
nn dancer In clvlnc this remedy, for It con-
tains no opium or other Injurious drug and
may ou givuii u Luiiuurnii iu u nunc uo iu
an aaiiu.
Lnmprroht llrothrrs Get Uonds.
After consulting tho legal department tho
city treasurer awarded tho $83,600 worth of
Improvement bonds to Lamprccht Bros,
company of Cleveland, 0., who offered a
premium of $835, Kloybolte & Co. of Cin
cinnati offered a premium of $l,053fbut tho
and contained other conditions which ren
dered It null.
Bryun Will Her lnatiBurutlnii,
CHICAGO, Dec. 11. A special, to tho
Chronicle from Tallahassee, Fin., snyB! At
a mooting of business men a cnmmttteo wan
appointed to mako flnnl preparations for
tho Inauguration of Governor-elect Jennings
January 1 and for tho entertainment of
W. J. Bryan, who is a cousin of tho new
. " - ' .. - ., .,. ...... m
i Ktivernur. nun win un iiiu Huuat ui. numii,
T.VirmnI' Invitation wna a so w re d ex-V co
President StevoilHOn and It Is expected ho
win mnt Thn nrocram IncludOH a formal
w."' accept. 1 no pruKriiii i int. "
twentieth contury exorclot-B nntl other
........ ..........11.... nt . 1 1 . . .nnntt nil itnrm no
Tcr Florida o'n Decent 2i;
I. runl Hut 1 1 e fur II leh Ore Vein.
tnst.KMA. Mnnl.. Dec. 10. Jlldaro Knowles
In tho Unltod Htates court today grantod a
new trial of tho cuho of E. I toll I tin Morso
ngnlnst tho Montana Oro Purchasing com
pany. Tho qui'Htlon Involved won tho own
orshlp of a rich vein of copper oro In the
AIICIiai'1 imviii ilium in jiiiiiii. uvviiuii ur
tho plaintiff ns receiver for tho Ruttn :
Rnston Mining company. Tho former ver
dict wns In favor of tho defendant. Tho
attorneys tor tno Montana urn t-iircnuHinir
company will at onco appeal to the United
Status circuit court of appeals.