THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: MQypAY, DECEMHEH 31, 1000.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisements far thesa column
will be take nntll VI m. for the
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of The Dee. Auartera an addreaaed rrlll
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cheak aalj.
WANTHII-SITIATIO.V.
SITUATION ns cuttor nnd tnllor; ten yenr
expel Icncc, good reference. Addres Is
61, lite. A--MC03 31'
UPHOLSTERER wnnt situation, In or out
of town. T 10, I toe. A M073--31
VA.vn:n-MAi.i: help.
WANTT2D, wo havo steady work for a tow
goou nustiers oi goon nanus nnu nnpeui
nnce. C. F. Adams Co., ltW5 Howurtl St.
U 137
BARBER trade tnught thorougniy in short
iime, catalogue ami particulars hjv,
Address Western Barbers' InMltutc
Omahii, Neb. n-13?
WANTKD, n good experienced clothing
solicitor. Apply 13M Farnnm St. Good
position to right ptirty. 1
WANTKD. good man to do canvassing In
wio country, goou pay ior ngni nwn.
dress H 4, Bee. U MISS
WANTED, men to travel. Address 11. H.
Hcummon, 107 8. ITth St., Omuhn. Neb.
II M!ul 31
WANTED., men to lonrn b.irbcr trndo. Free
transportation to our moot convenient
college, Chicago, St. Louis or Minneap
olis, wnero wn save two years iii
i.,.,i,it, in ..in .iirttlwi.l r.f ntmtritit lir.'IP'
tlcei expert Instructions and lectures. Wo
grant diplomas re.ignUeil Anywhere, pre
sent complete nutiu oi mom. ra"
diiy wages from Hluri und furnish posl-
floiio uli.in ...imi.i.tcnt Wn want BOO men
nt once. Now field. Comparatively littles
expense, write mr eninionu" i'"r
Moler Barber College Representative
16m Fnrnam street, Omalm. B MOU
A BRIGHT young man or wo'man to tftko,
snnrtnnnu scnniiirsnip "' i"y 11
course lrt niiisncii mm position rraiu'n.
Address I'' IB, Hoe. Il-M7ai9l
LAWYER-IHsk room, telephone, etc., for
legal service In n renl estate olllee. Ad
dress F 17, Hee. 11-721 31
WANTED, shoemaker with kit, In excluslvo
shoe store; state experience nnd tprms.
J. SI. CnrllHle, Duvld City. Neb.
H-731 31
WANTiiii fusi ai.h iun.p(
WANTKD, 200 girls. 1521 Dodgo. TcK jfi.
10 girls wanted. Cnnadlun olllee. 1522 Douglas
WANTHD-OIrl for general housework.
Mrs. A. O, Gilbert, 12S O.tkland avenue,
Council liluffi' r-M5W
WANTKD. young lady nttendnnt. Call at
220 Deo Uldg. C-K
TWO assistant nurses wnntrd at Child Snv
Ing Institute, &)l South Klghtepnth street.
C M607 31
WANTUD, women of good address and
references to present savings and Invest
ment features of thn Northwestern I.lfo
and Savings Co. of Dps Moines; work
pleasant and easy: bright women can
earn big conipeiiFutlon In Nebraska and
Iowa by addressing 12. C. Webster, gen
eral agent, Noams 509 ami 510, Paxton
block, Omaha. C-.Mf32 1
A IIIUOI1T young man or womnn to tnko
shorthand scholarship nml pay for It when
course Is finished and position seeur.vl.
Address F 15, Hee. C-.M70I St
WANTKD, IttdlcH to learn hnlrdressln't.
manicuring and facial massages; four
weeKH commutes; tooir i iiroiMiu . run
CIHI, for general housework; must be
llrsl-cluss; small family; good wages. Ap
ply 1022 S. 30th ave. C 736 Jl
WANTKD, comiietent girl for general
housework; good wogos. 200 So. Siith St.
C 579-20
III2I.P WA.TI2I).
WANTKD, boys- and girls to work for us;
kpih! 10e for merehandlse ecrtlllontn and
how to get a 10IC gold pen and holder
rree, iNortncrn Illinois titippiv .o.
Drawer 175. Sycamore, III. M575
FOH III2XT IIODSF.S.
IF you want your liouses well rented plnco
them with llenawa, & Co. D 112
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllee, 151U4 Farnnm St. Tel. 1559 or 863.
D 113
HOUSES fnr rent In all parts of tho city,
Urennan-I.ove Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D-1H
HOUSES, stores. Bcmls, Paxton block.
D-II5
BBK HKNItY H. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D 117
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
D US
HOUSES and flats. Itlngwalt, Barker Hlk,
D 150
g-nOOM i'ousp. 27tb nnd Farnam Sts.. all
modern, can .w rarnam or pnonn &ss.
D-151
HOUSES A-antcd. Wallace, Brown hlk.
D 152
FOB BKNT, ten-room modern house; cen
tral location, to private family only; table
boartl lor two persons uuccpieu an ront.
Blngwnlt, Barker blk. D-Mfi-)! 31
tOH BENT. 12-room house, heated with
stenm, motiern conveniences, good pain.
Address u , uee. U 176
BARN, 2051 St. Mary's Ave.
D-153
ELKOANT 10-room nil modern residence;
barilwooit iinisii, porcelain iiatli, laundry.
This house) Is In good condition nnd with
in ten minutes' walk of tho center of tho
city; In a very sejeot neighborhood, near
2tth and St. Mnry's Ave. Bent, 145.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th and
Uouglus Sttf, D 570
FOR RENT, 5-room cottage. 26th nnd
Bloudo Bts., iO. Apply ct 007 N. 29th st.
11 ,tv.
i IW
FOR RENT, nbout Dec. 25, now fl-rnom cot
tage, loth hiu Arbor; city water nnd
bnih; very convenient for small family;
win sun, nun uotvii, iiaiunce montlliy pay
ments, 506 N. Y. Life building.
D-M3H
FOR BKNT, Bakery In first-class condition;
largo store room, continuous oven, etc.
Also S-room house, with barn for X mrHa
nnd large wagon shed. All for VM.00 per
iiiuniii. . ii. Kimauii, i.t, itaiuge mug.
S311 Seward St.. now five-room cottngo
ior rent; goon oarn nnu cuy water; rent,
$12.5(1.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO., IBth and
woiiKi'iH ois. u .;
FOR RENT, two cottages. 2119-2121 Blniioy
st. liKiulru J. Bonner, V5th st.
U-.M5.Nli 31
ISS5 nurt. six rooms nnd bath, 116; others.
uiugwait, iiarKer oik. u jiuia oi
NEW 7-room brick, dtrletly modern, cast
front, 27th and St, Mury's ave., $35. Bemls,
I-11XIUII OIK, 11 .Mill
192t So. 35th, Just west of Hnnscom park
7 room, city water, bath and furnace
Just vacated: rent J20.00. J. II, Sherwood
f09 N. Y. Life. D-M6SS 1
2000 CALIFORNIA St., f.intlshed7centrnT
call afternoons. D 720 10
t oil HUNT FUIIMSIIHI) IIOOMS.
STEAM htntcd rooms at Tho Thurston.
E 154
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 1722 Dodge,
E-M960 J 8
DEWEY European hotel, 13th nnd FarnatnT.
U-3s0
FURNISHED ROOMS, modern, 1910 CnrZ
tol ave. E-M553 31
FOR RENT A nicely furnished front room,
blocks of postntllcc; tiatli
fchoiitf. Addrcs, F 4, Beo.
houiii mm east exposure, wiiiiiu pvo
Dam nnu use or ie;e.
stani practice; expert instructions; posi
tions guaranteed. Call or write for par
ticulars. Moler's Halrdrosslng College,
1623 ltrnam, Omnha. C M702 l
I'l lt.MMIIi:n IKMIMS AMI noAitn.
IIOl'HKKi:BPlS0 rooms, ti up. 2S23 Bt.
.Mary s. is aiiui j."J"
Kl'H.MSIinn IIOOMS AM) IIOAItl).
jM:NCAlHN,translcnt8,J1.2G day. 1dw Douc
F tj
Tho Storrlnm, Rood winter home. 23 & Dodge
F 157
TUB I'RATT, nice south room. 212 8. 25th.
F-lM
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F 156
Kl.KOANT larce Hteanvhpated front ronm,
with board. K Capitol' a V. F-MK2 1
FrilNIHIIKI) rooms and hoard. 31(5 South
26th Ht F MftiO-C
I.AIIOF. front parlors sultablo for two,
with hoard: excellent location, tv.'l North
23rd. F-72M
DK.HIUAHI.B room; Ilrst-c!nrs board. 2.VSI
Ihirriev. F-721 S
roii iti:vr-t mm iimiii:i hoo.ms
TWO unfurnished rooms. 1057 Park Ave.
U IIS
PAHI.OK Moor, I rooms, with light and
hrat; also one alcove room, partly fur
nished, for light housekeeping. In'iulro
23SO Hnrney. O-MSrtfl 1
on iti:.vr.-yrtmr:s ami offici:s.
FOR ItKNT. rlora In flrnt ulajs location;
rent reasonable. Apply It. C. Peters &
Co.. ground Hour, Uie Uldg, I-2K
SPLENDID building In commission district
for rent Jan. 1. F. D. Wead, 1S2I DoughK.
1-.MS47 J6
FOIt It 13 NT, the building formerly occupied
bv The Hen at 91ti Farnnm street. It has
four stories and u basement which was
formerly used as Tho Hee press room
This will be rented very reasonably If
Interested apply nt onco to C. C. Hoso
water, secretary, room 100, Bee Hulldlng.
1 2bl
t innL. ...... i . ... H....I.I i.lnf.1.
J1IVV,J-. UDIIIJII IIIUIIl 111 l ,UII I lllll IU I I7ll..,
can bo mndo Into very desirable ofllcn and
reception room lor pnysician. win ur
range to suit.
- OMAHA 1 OAN & TIlt'ST CO.,
16th & Douglne Sts.
I S37
QROCKItY, corner; factory or laundry
building. D. C. Patterson. 'Phonp, H13.
I-S13-J-4
STORE
-205 South llth St.
I-C27-2
Al2.Vr.N WATI2II.
II' I vtmii .. i .. ... i r..-
. . . , . i i, iv, men ui kvimi iiuiiress itiai leiui-
. n ... jiivni Hi iiiin 111111 ii .iniiiivii
featurei of the Northwestern I.lfo an I
Savings Co. of Dch Moines; lnrgo earning'
to agents throughout Nebraska and low.t.
Address E. C. Webster, general agent, PW
and 610 Paxton block, Omaha.
J-M631 1
MEN to represent Fernbnnk Co.. Cincin
nati, O.. also adverll"ers; sulary. Apply
Triumpn co., u.uia., Tex, j-jiwi a"
"V A XT 1 2 D TO IU2V1
YOl'NO man desires plnee to work for
iioani wuiie atieuiiing scuooi. iioyies col
lege, Beg Uldg. Tel. I9S4. K-624-1
WANTKD. one or two unfurnished roomi
eonveiilent to Houtli Omalm car line.
Heated preferred. Must be cheap. Ad
dress F 19, Bee Olllee. K-729 31
sroit.xni:.
PACIFIC Storngo and Warehouse Co., 912.
vit jones, general storage am: rortvuriiing.
-15
OM. Van Stor Co,, 1511H Fnrn. Tcls. 1559-Ma
tut
WANTKD TO IHJY.
ALIi kinds of household coods. hotels, etc..
in lurgo ana smnii quantiiicu. tjnicago
I' urnuure uo., iiuo-iu uouge. Met. im.u
N-401
WILL purchnse a limited niimber of
umana suvingi unnK accouuis. iirennan
Love Co., 309 So. 13th. N 163..
HOUSES to move. Wallace. Drown Rlk.
N 163
WANTED to buy, J1.000 of Omalm Savlngo
uaiiK nccounxs ior. casu. Auuress a iu.
uee oinco. w jidh
Hiail EST prices pnld for furniture ana
stoves j, ievin, iui i. lein Ht. js JiJ
roit sai.i: HOHNI2M, vi;hici,i:s, ETC.
VEHICLES. Ilnest la city: repnlr work, tho
ucst; try us. ii, itosi. inn iv: i.eavenwtn
1' IH
FOH SAI.IiMI.SCKI, I, A.MOObS.
HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
icnccs nnu criuuing. uvi i-iuukihs. w 1
2DHAND safe cheap.
Dcrlght, 1116 Farnnm.
tj ItM
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwnrtz, lit So. IX
iw
HERTFORD & CO.. 10th & llworth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING.
Q-377
TIMOTHY liny und all kinds feed nnd conl
Monroo & Co. Q MHO
I HAVE a sum permanent euro for warts:
no pain or scar; scnu i aim n ccnt
stamp tor medicine and full directions.
uco. Kticeru, western, inch.
Q-M137 J21
2DIIAND bolter nml cimlne. nbout 2n II-I
for saw cneap. at umnna safe and Iron
worun. inu ho. mn St.. umuiia. ij sva
,M1SC1'2I,I,AM-20I!!.
NOTICE, country denlers. 2dhnnd furnltnrn
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less, viucago ruriuiuro lu., iiuu-iu uougo,
it Viv
SELL chenn beautiful Unrleht nlnnn
mahogany case, fully guaranteed, bargain,
iu rx. -uin ni. (iis-jy.i
QLADISH phnrmncy, 12 & Dodge, rcllahlo
arug siora. n 1'.'6 Jl
I2M2CTII 10 Til IJAT.Mn.NT,
M ALIi: I. Cl RAY, 31714 N. 15th St., nut E.
T M307 .117
ELITK parlors. 615 So. 16th. second Hour.
T-3J6 4
MME. AMES, 1613 Howard. 2d lloor. roonTT:
thermal baths. T-600.134
CliAlllVOYAXTS,
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. S19 North 16th
s lio
MME.OLYMKR genulno palmist. 1605 Do lg
S-MI7F
rr.itMi.vAi
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity. R. 12, Fren
nor Blk. U 172
TURKISH baths, massage hath.', electric
baths, for ladles only: skilled women
massage operators; ilnest equipped baths
In tho city. Renatrom Bath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220 Beo Bldg, U-I7t
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 310 Bee hldf
U-I7J
LIE BEN, theatrical, mosquurade costutner
1018 Fnrnnrm U 473 '
PRIVATE home baforo and during conilno.'
rncnt; babies adopted. Mrs. Burget. 260
Burdetto, U 478
SEWING machines rented nnd repaired'
rent 12 l'cr month; supplies for nl kinds
of machines. Tho Singer Manufacturing
Co,. 1514 Douglas St. Telephone 41S.
U-I7S
COSTUMES for rent. 3318 S. 20th. Mrs. S.
8ck U-M Jli
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
Ing contlnement; bubles adopted. 1)36 N. 17
it
u 111
FURNACE work. STOVE work, tln.slioet
Iron, galvanized Iron, zlno nnd copper
work done; cheapest place In tho city.
Bavugo's Tin Shop, 322 Farnam St.
U-385
J65C 8TEINWAY upright piano, latest stylo
ca80 for sale cheap. Address D IS. Bee.
U-677-Jy.l
FRENCH nccordlon pirating; Ivory rim but
tons: mall orders. .Omahu Pleating Co.,
1521 DouglnB. U-4S0-
SUPPLIES for all machines: mnehlnes'for
rent White Sewing Muchtne. H20 DMig.
Iu. Tel. 2331. U 34)
I'UBSONAt.,
BABIES and children cared for M3 N. 23d.
U M57H J28"
WANTED, location by physician of expo-
i icnce, witii uest ot reicrenccs. miress,
K C6, Bee. U-M819 1
PRIVATE hospltnl for ladles before and
during connnemeni; names atiopteii. xsji;
aratid st. U 177
TWO young men who tire boarding them-
...... it. I 111... ... I. ...... .1.H.1 ,H
nnrn miuni lini; lu llul' II lllllll JOII1
them. Address F 19, Beo OHlce.
U-723 31
MOM2Y TO I.OAX-UI2AI, 12STATI2
PRIVATE money. C, 514, 6 per cent; no de
lay. .Qurvln Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 4&9
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
low.t farms nt 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay J100 or any multiple; nny Interest
date; no delay. Brcnnau-Lovo Co., 309
So. 13th St.. Omahu, Nob. V 182
MONEY to loan on Improved Omnha real
estate. Brcnnnn-Lovo Co., 2C9 So. 13th.
W 453
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas
W-491
11,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property nny arms. w. rarnam umitn :
Co., 1320 Fornam. W 181
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants.
George. & Compnny, 1001 Farnnm street.
W 85
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
ft i il U'nrrnnta II C t a t fa X- 1 Tftl
Farnam St., Beo Bldg. W 490
MONEY to l"in on farm and city property,
lowest rat . O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam
W-4S7
MONEY to i&n at 6 nnd 514 per cent on
Omaha i- jcrty. W. B. Mclkle, 401 8. 15th
W t8S
FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxton block.
W 193
MONEY to lonn on flrst-clnss Improved city
property, or for building purposes. Payne
Knox Co., New York Xlfo. W-493
PRtVATE money to loan.
939 N. Y. Life.
J. II. BhPrwood,
IV-49I
J1.500 TO LOAN on renl estntc:call nt onco,
M. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 Brown block.
W-4S3
MO.M2Y TO I.OAX-CIIATTI2I.9.
THE OMAHA MOBTOAOE LOAN CO.
(Established 1892.)
Will mako you n loan on furniture, pianos,
live stock, etc. You keep the property.
Or If you havo n permnncnt position we
will make vou a SALARY LOAN without
Indorsar or mortgnge. Wo loan from 110
up. vou can get mo money in a iow
hours after making application nnd you
may pay It back In 1. 2, 3, I. 0 or 6 months.
Others claim lower rates, but all wo ask
Is a chai.cy to make comparison?. Wo
charge nothing for papers or tiling und wo
glvo you tho full amount of tho loan In
cush. Wo are tho oldest and largest loan
company In Omnha. Our motto Is "to try
top lease."
Telephono 2203. 306 South 16th St.
X 196
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS nntf,
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO.,
Room 520, Fifth Floor, New York Life Bids'.
"SALARY LOANS"
TO EMPLOYES
NO CIIAROE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE.
NO CHARGES FOB DRAWING PAPERS.
"QUIET"
IOFFJCE"
"EASILY"
"FOUND."
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO "
Room C01, Bee Building.
Open 8 nt m. to C p. m. and noons.
Rebato when loan Is paid oefure due.
X-M7S3
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, low-
clry, horse,, cows. etc. C. F. Reed,
i, jvj a. ia.
X-501
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. .1.
W. TAYLOB. 21$ First Nut. nank Bldff.
MONEY loaned on nlanos. furniture, hor.-u-a.
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green, R s. Barker blk
A tJti
LOANS 011 furniture, pianos, diamonds,
Jewelry and salaries; cheap rates. BOS
TON LOAN Co., It. 21, Frenzer blk.. 15th
nnd Dodge, opp. old P. O. Open evenings.
X-M176 J12
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
with pnrtlal payments on note; no mort-
fuge or security: nbmlutely confidential;
OSITIVHLY LOWEST RATES; loans of
other compnnlcH taken up. Room 303, Pax
ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
X-60J
CHATTEL nnd salary loans. .Too H. Pleas
nnt, 54 Bnrkcr block. X-M157 J12
CHATTEL and snlary loans. .Too It. Pleas
ants. 64 Barker block, X--M157 J13
MONEY loaned snlnrlod peoplo holding t,er
m nne nt position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security:
easy payments. Tolman, Room 440, Boar 1
of Trade Bldg., 16th nnd Farnnm Sts.
X-002
MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, plan's,
diamonds, etc., nt low rates, on pay
ments. You keep Fecurlty. No chargo for
papers. No questions asked neighbors.
Berger's Loan Co., 1514 Fnrnam. Tel. KUI,
X-MG21
BUSINESS CHANCE..
J1E0 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
cigars or cash: will earn t'i and upward
weekly each. Earl, Clarlc & Co., Furnl-
ture Manufacturers, Chicago,
0, III.
XW3
WANTED, good man to do convnsBlng In
the country; good puy for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Bee. Y-M19U
WANTED, partner, good rustler, engage In
chnttel loun business iu southern or west
ern city. E 67, Bee. YM574 1
PARTNER with means to engage In sheep
business. Address E 69, Bee. Y 578-J3
WANTED, partner with $500 cash; no work,
money safe, largo profit: references. Mrs.
A. A. Draper. Omaha, Neb, Y 699 1
VALUABLE iiatcnt on household nrtlclo
of every day use. Will sell entire pat
ent or territory. For circulars nnd par
ticulars, address box 100, Axtell, Neb,
Y-M616 31
I WANT to Invest nnd take active part :n
good legitimate business. Fakes need not
reply. Address E 65. Bee. Y M608 31
FOR SALE Fine 3-stnry brick nnd base
ment hotel In western Kansas, 31 rooms,
20 regular boarders and all the commer
cial trade; has never been closed. A bar
gain. I havo other luslnesa. Address,
F 5. Bee. V MlVd 8
FOR SALE, nil ensli. the Now Metropolo, 15
rooms; intes $2.00; only hotel In town;
JYiO.OO buys It If sold at once; leaso In
definitely to right partv. JtW.no quarterly
In ndvance; no monev don't answer. Tom
F. Rnoney. Oberlln, Knn. Y Mill 31"
WANTED, party to Invest IM.niio nn
business that will nay nn annual dividend
of 50 per cent. E 67. Boe. Y M622 III
FOIt KXCII.WCI
GROCERY stock doing good business; want
Omaha property nnd cash; 820-acro farm
and il,5(0 cash for hardware stock. To
sell or buy fco Vanpelt, 009 Beo Bldg.
tf-597 29
FOIl SALE nUAI. ESTATE.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
13 Per Cent Interest 13 Per Cent,
Throe two-Btory six-room houses, newly
papered and painted, tlrst-class repair,
ptrtly modern, one block from car line
Price. J4.O7A Tho Byron Beed Co.. 212
8. 14th st.f RE-M571
Ra"nCh"aND FARM lands for sale by th7
Union Pacific Railroad company. 1). A.
. McAllaster land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-.-.U
SEVERAL vacant lots In Hnnscom Place
for sale cheup. J, II, Hhertvood 939 N. v.
Life. RE-M6S9 I
C. F. HARRISON. BARGAINS. 913 N. Y. U
RB-123 J9
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, lnnns; also flro
Insurance. Dcmls, Paxton blk. RE 410
PROPERTY bought and aoldj mon?y
loaned: rents collected. V. L. ohnson
Co., 311 So. 16th St. HE 103
EQUITY in whol-sftlo district. C6xl32, brlngT
Ing In good rental, Bargain. Address
E :,M3cj. REHS-S
FOIl SALI2 HH.W, I2STAT1
CHAS. E. WILLIAMBON, 1203 Fnrnn'm St
RE-W5-
SEE HENRY B. PAYNT2. 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-512
FOR BALE, four acres, nil lu fruit bear
ing: best Improvements; thirty minute
walk from packing houses. Street car
nccommodatlons, A bargain l taken soon.
W. J. Mnck, South Omnha.
RB--M00I 3t-
FOR SALE, flVfi store buildings, each 20x60;
40,000 feet of gor.d lumber In them. These
buildings must be sold nt once. Also good
cottage nt 15th and California, to bo re
moved. A. 1. Tukey, Board of Trade,
RE-4VH-29
HAVING mado .irrnngemcnts to leave the
city I will sell my home. 1607 Yrites St.,
nlso adjoining house nnd lot nt n sacrifice.
Tom Dennlson. RE SS.1-29
imi2sS.MAKl.Va.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 31S S. 26th st
-M977 JS
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP, 404 Paxton block,
telephono 2420. M-6SI J27
limns Axn taxidehm.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Lcavenworlh.
635
i.AUxtmv.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 617
-634
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232, Oma!;n, Neb. Confldintlnl.
510
MRS. A. A. DRAPER, D, M graduated
In the best schools, treats chronic, and
nervous diseases, ladles und children.
Hotel Drcxcl. . -698 1
OONOVA Is a Frenh treatment for malo
and female, for the positive euro of Gon
orrhoea, Gleet. Unnatural Discharges. In
flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations
of thn mucous membranes. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to euro worst cusps In ono week;
$3 per pnekago or two for $5. Sont any
where on receipt of prlco. , Tho Kldd Drug
Co.. Elgin. 111. American Office, retail,
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
M. A. Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino of rubber
goods.
DAXCirJO.
AFTER the holidays, What? You can Join
In ono of Morand's classes in dancing -nnd
comblno pleasure with instruction nt n
moderate price. Call on him nt Crctghton
hall and you will hear of tho ndvnntngcpus
terms you can make. Classes iilwnys open
for beginners. Children Wednesdays nnd
Saturdays, adults Tuesdays and Fridays.
Prlvnto lessons dally and evonlngs. High
school class Saturday evening. M577 6
ACCOItDION PLEATINC
ACCORDION nnd side pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark. 9 Pat
terson Blk., 17th nnd Farnam Sts.
-622
I'l'H.MTlIRi: BARGAINS.
We have bought tho cntlro stock of Wolf
Zacharla, 1207 Farnnm st., amounting to
3,0u0, at 60c on tho dollar. Tho larger
portion being holiday goods, we are will
ing to closo them out nt 15 per cent profit.
Don't fn'.l to Inspect thlB line, before pur
chasing. Remember tho place.. Enter
prise Furniture Co., 102-104 South 14th,
corner Dodgo, M 308 SI
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWIUTINH.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School, 717 N. -Ti Life.
523
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
Beo Bldg. -524
NEB. Bus. & Shorthand, college. Boyd'a
Theater. , 525
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C.CoI. 16 & DpUg.
JUNK.
B.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop,, dealer
In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a
specialty. .301-803 Farnam, Omaha. Tot 2378.
.-821
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 613 N. Y. L. Bldg.; Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles' dept.;
Gld K. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-518
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school,
Klrksvllle, Mo.. 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-619
WANTED TO IIOIIUOW.
WANTED, to borrow JlO.ono fop 0110 year.
Will pay 7 per cent. Good security. Ad
dress F 1, Bee. - M-023 32
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee Bldg. Tel,
253). M618
Itlllllir.lt STAMPS.
BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co,, Beo
UKlg. 101. MJD. MU17
FURNITURE REPAIRING. f
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St.
T&7
TICKET llltOKEH.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P, tophi)
bin, 1505 Farnam. Telephone 7S4. -631
Mlltlton. FACTOIIY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvorcd, 708 N 16.
Ml
HORSE WIXTEHEI).
HORSES wlnterod, 14 per month. J. W.
Phelps. 257 N. Y. Llfo bldg. 'Phone 1054.
M-783 .13
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable accommodnt-
ing; an uusiness connucniiai. isui Douglas,
CARPENTERS AND .fOIinERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J, T. Ochiltree, 20tri
nnu i.qko uts.
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vauchn, 430 Ramgo Bldgj
BELGIAN HARES.
PEDIGREED Belgian hares ut common
senso prices, 2736 Decntur st, Jl 69.1 1
SUES k. CO .
Patent Layara
Bt Bldg,, Omahi, Ni
PatantlaakPra
PATENTS
GUARANTEE!)
1
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Ofllco of the Len-Olnss-Andrfosen. Hard
ware Co,, Omaha, Neb., Dec. . 1900.
Notice W hereby given to the stockhold
ers of the Lce-Glass-Andreescn Hnrdwars
Co. that tho annual mcetimr of thn ulnrk.
holders of tho company will b hold at
the oillces of snld company. 1219, 1221 nnd
jrci iinrncy street, in 1110 city or umnna,
lu tho state of Nebraska, on Tuesday,
T.im.nn. Q A 1 . 11.1 ..I A'..l..l. ..
Ui.llltilt v. 4. '. .w., ,.h u u tlUI IV II, III,.
for tno purpose or electing u board of
directors for tin company to servo during
tho ensuing year, .and to transact such
oilier nusincss as may ne presented ut such
iul-ciiiik. Jl. j. j.r-r.,
President,
Attest; W. M. GLASS.
nt 31tin Secretary,
STOCKHOLDERS' MUETlMl.
Notice IS hereby ulven that .tho nnn inl
meeetlng of tho stockholders ol Tho Bee
Building company will bo held at 4 o'o'.otk
p. ill. inurauuy, junuury 10, iwi, at inn
offlco of said company In Tho Bee'hutkllng,
uninnu, tor inn cicuiniii hk ii uoaru 01 qi
rectors for Iho ensuing year aniDtho trans
action of such other bualnaM.an may nron
erly romo before such meajfief By order of
the president. C C. ItOSE WATER,
Beoretary,
De0!dZ3t
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY' by all Intf'rested, as
cbnnires itmv neeiir nt nnv time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending Jnnii-
nry t, iwi, win close (prusutijV hi nn
ctsesl nt the Genernl t'nstnnice ns fol
lows; PARCELS POST MAILS CLOSE
ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing time
shown below. Pnrcebi Post Malls for
Germnny close nt 5 p. m, January 2.
Regular nnd Supplementary Malls close nt
i'uii-ikii 1.MUUCI1 nun nuiir mivi 111.111
lng time shown below. t
Transatlantic Mnlla,
WEDNESDAY At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s. s. New York, via Boutnampimi
(mall for Germnny nnd lrelnnd must bo
directed "per s. s. New York"): nt 8:30
n. m. (supplementary 10 n. m.) for EU
ROPE, per s. s, Teutonic, vln Unpens
town (mall for Germany must bu directed
"tier s, s. Teutonic"); nt 1 p. in. for
AZORES ISLAND, ner s. m. Penlnsulnr.
THURSDAY At 6:30 a. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND, ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA nnd LOHBN'O MAR
tJUEZ, per s, s. Lit Gascogne, via Havro
(mall for other parts of Europe must be
directed "per s. h. Ln Gascogne"); nt 6:30
n. m. for EUROl'E. per s, s. Kaiser Wm.
dor Grosse, via Southampton nnd Bremen
(mall for France. Switzerland, Italy,
Spain. Portugnl, Turkey, Egypt, Greece,
British India nnd Lorenzo Mnrqucz, via
Cherbourg, must bo directed "per s. s.
Kaiser Wm. dcr Grosse").
OATURDAY-At 2:30 n. in. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Etrurln, via Qucenstown; nt 8 a.
in. for NETHERLANDS direct, per s. s.
Stantendnm (mall must bei directed "per
s. s. Stantendnm"): at it n. m. for ITALY,
per s. s. F. Bismarck, vln Naples (mall
must bo directed "per s. s. F. Bismarck");
nt 10 ft. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per p.
s. Astoria (mall must bo directed "per b.
s. Astoria"),
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
takes Printed Mutter. Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The same
class of mall matter for other ports of
Europe will not bo sent by this Bhlp unless
specially directed by her.
After the closing of tno Supplementnrv
Trans-Allantlo Malls named above nddl
tlonnl supplementary mulls nre opened on
tho piers of the American, English,
French nnd German steamers nnd remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Mnlla for Snnth nnd Central Ainerlen,
West Indies, ele.
MONDAY-At 11 a. m. for ST. KITTS nnd
BARBADOS, per s. s. Uller.
TUESDAY At 3 n. m. for NORTHERN
BRAZIL, per s. p. Jaffa; nt 6:30 p. in. for
JAMAICA, per s. s. Admlrnl Sampson,
from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 9:30 n. m. (suppleinen
tnry 10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMER
ICA (except Costa Rica) nnd SOUTH
PACIFIC I'ORTB. per s. s. Alllancn, via
Colon (mall for Guatemala must bo di
rected "per s. s. Alllanrn"); nt 9:30 n. m.
for INAOUA nnd HAITI, per s. H. ML
Vernon: at 12:30 p. m. for CUBA, CAM
PEC! IE, YUCATAN, TABASCO und CHI
APAS, per s. s. Spgurnnen, via Havnnn
nnd Progrcso (mall for other parts of
Mexico must bo directed "per s. s. Se
guranca"): at U p. m. for JAMAICA nnd
PBOVINCE OF SANTIAGO, CUBA, per
steamer from Philadelphia.
THURSDAY At 10'u. m. for HAITI, per s.
s. Prliis Wm. Ill (mnll for Curacao. Trini
dad, Venezuela, British nnd Dutch Guiana
must bo directed "per s. s. Prlns Wm.
Ill"); nt 12 m. for ARGENTINE REPUB
LIC. URUGUAY and PARAOUAY, per s.
s. Phidias! nt 12:30 p. m. (supplementary
1 p. m.) for NABSAU, OUANTANAMO
nnd SANTIAGO, per s. s. Saratoga: at
11 p. m. for NASSAU,, per steamer from
Miami, Fla.
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA,
per b. s. Trlnldnd: nt 8:30 a. m. for Bra
zil, per s. s. Button (mall for Northern
Brazil. Argeiltlno Republic. Uruguay nnd
Paraguay must bo directed "per s. s.
Buff on"): nt 9 n. m. for PORTO RICO,
per s. s. San Juan, via Snn Junn: nt 9 n.
m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URU
GUAY and PARAGUAY, per fl. s. Norman
Prince; nt n n. m. (supplementary 9:30 a,
m.) for CURACAO nnd VENEZUELA,
per s. h. Hlldur (mnll for Savanllla and
Cnrthagena must bo directed "per s. s.
Hlldur); at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
n. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA
MAICA. SAVANILLA, CARTHAGENA
nnd GREYTOWN, per s. s. Alene (mnll
for Costa Rica must bo directed "per s. s.
Alene."): nt 10:30 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s.
Morro Cnstlo. via Havana; nt 11 i. m.
for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami,
Fin.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnd thence by stenmer, close at
this office dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
closo horo every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for Mlquelon, by rnll to
Boston, and thence by ntcamer. closo nt
this offlco dally nt 0:30 p. m. Mntls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnmpli, Fla., nnd
thence by steamer, closo at thlB office
dally fit 6 a. rh. (tho connecting closes
nro on Sunday. Wednesday and Friday).
MallB for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
Bteamcr, closo ut this office dally at 1:30
p. m, nnd 11 p. m. Malls for Costa Rica,
Belize, Puerto Cortez ami Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, nnd thence by
Hteamer, closo at this office dally at 1.30
p. m. (connecting closes hero Mondays for
llelizp, 1'iierio . ortez ami uiintemaia ami
Tuesdays for Costa Rlcn), Registered
mall closed at 6 p. m, previous day,
Traiispncirte Mnlla.
Malls for Australia (except AVest Australia)
New Zealand. Hawaii. Fill and Samonn
Islands, vln 8nn FranclBcO closo hero
dally at 6:30 p. m. after December 9 nnd
Up to December 29. Inclusive, or on day
of nrrlvnl of s. b. Etrurla, duo nt New
York Decemuer "29, for uispatcn per s. s
Honomn.
MallB .for Ch'nn. Japan nnd Philippine
Ialands, via Tacoma, close hero dally nt
:S0 p. m. up to December 31, Inclusive,
for dlsuatch ner 8. s. Glonturret.
Malls for Pnpeltl, via Ban Francisco, closo
Here daily at u:30 p. m, up to January i,
Inclusive, fnr dlspntch per s. h. Australia.
Malls for Chlnu. Jnimn idul Phlllnnlno
Islands, via Seattle, close here dally at
6:30 p. in. lip to Jiinunry InoluBlve, for
dlBpntch per s, fi. Rlolun Morn (registered
mall must bo directed "via Seattle"),
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pine Islniuls, via San Francisco, close here
daily nt usao p, m. up to janunry "j, in
elusive, for dlsnatch ner h. s. Poking.
Mails for Australia (excopt West Australia,
which goes via Europe, nnd New Zealand,
.which goes via Ban Francisco), and Fiji
Islands, via Vancouver, close hero dally at
0:30 p. m. up to January "6, Inclusive, for
dlspatcli per s s, warrimoo (supplemen
tary mans, via nrnttie, ciose at u;ju p, m
January 6).
Mnils for Hawaii. Janan. China and Phllln.
Phio Islands, via San Francisco, closo hern
dally at 0:30 p. m. up to January Ml, in
clusive for dlspntch per s, s, Gaelic,
Malls for China and Japan, vln Vancouver,
close ncro unuy at p. m. up m janu
nrv 22. Inclusive, for dlsnatch ner s. h
Empress of Japan (registered mall must
bo directed "via Vancouver ).
Transpacific mnlls nro forwnrded to port of
sailing dnly and the schedule of closing
is urrangeu on tno presumption nt tneir
uninterrupted overianu transit, "ltcgis
tcred mall closes at fl p. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
PostmiiBter.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y., Pec, 28, 1900.
RAILWAY TIMK TABLES.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL
nnd & Paclllo Railroad
"Tlie ureal hock Is
and Route" City
iiuKut uiuco, i-ar-
nam street. Telcnliono,
428. Depot, Tenth nnd
junrc. Hts, Tola
puone, u.
i.eave,
. . EAST.
Dos Moines and Daven-
tiort Local a 7:25 nm
Chicago Express bll:15 am
Des Moines Local n 4;?n nm
Arrive,
hll:3." am
a 8:10 am
a 4:45 pm
Clllpago Fast Express. .a D:f pm n 1:23 pm
Des Moines, Rock Isl
and mid Chlcugo a 7:10 pm n 9:35 pm
i.a i ,
Lincoln, Colorui'n Spgs,,
Denver, Pueblo nnd
jWp. a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma &
Texan Flyer n 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a unuy. n wauy excopt StinUuy.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road-Genernl Offices nnd
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
is. leiepnone, iui. ucpot,
union ataiion,
l.f.nVA Arrive,
St. Louis and Kansas
City Express 810:00 nm a G:30 pm
iv. i ,, ni. i. r.xprcss. ,aiu:iu pm n u:i& am
Leave from 16th nnd
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local. Via
Weeping Water .b 4:13 pm ftlO:45 nm
ii ij.uiy, u unuy except nunuay,
CIHCAOO, MILWAUKEE
a1
St Paul Railway-City
iMlLWAUM
i icKei umco. idui i'arnsm
Depot,' Tenth and 'Masoff
Hireois. Teiepnone, 629.
tjiftf Arili'4
Rhlesgo Limited Ex., ..a 6;0i) pm a 8:05 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex. .b 7:13 am b 3:40 pm
uuii), v wuiiy except ounuuy,
INTERESTS OF RURAL CLASSES
Welfare of Rural Communities Important to
Entire Republic.
DETERMINE OUR NATIONAL CHARACTER
Fur lis Count liuinnce nml Strenuth
the Union lleqnlrea That the
.Burnt t'lnaaea Should TlirUe
nml Prosper,
Following Is nn abstract of tho address
dollvered by Chancellor Andrews of the
University of Nebraska nt tho Nebraska
Dairymen's mooting nt Lincoln:
Two great movements are now progressing
in tuc United States, which have extraor
dinary social Importance. Ono Is tho rush
of population Into cities: tho other, tho.
syndicating of most wealth In a manner
which threatens to lower tho fortunes of
tho rural classes. Theso classes, being
nmoAg thi'so which cannot combine, havo to
sell their products competitively, wherra.
for most things which they buy they must
pay syndicate prices. Theso two movements
re so sweeping and In their effects so
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Missouri Valley Hiillrotd
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Offices,
United States National
Bank Bldg.. S. W. Corner
Twelfth nml t'nriiiitii Sts.
Ticket Office. 1401 Farnam Mt. Tel. Ml. De
pot, 15tli und Webster 8ts. Tel. 14..S.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Dead wood
Hot Snrlncs .....il 3:00 nm ti 6:00 nm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 2:00 pm c 5:00 pm
Hnstlngs, York, David
t ity, Huperior, tienevn,
Exeter and Seward. ...b 2:00 nm b 5:00 tint
Norfolk, Vcrdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 nm b!0;2S nm
Lincoln, Wuhoo und
Fremont h 7:30 nm bl0:5 am
Fremont luteal .....c 7:30 am
n Dnllv. 1) Dallv excent Sunday, e Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, c
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO Sc NORTH
western Rnllwny "Til j
Northwestern Lino" -City
Ticket Office, 1401
Farnnm Bt. Telephone,
Ml. Depot, Tenth un-l
MnrcySts. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am nll:30 nm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 nm
Lnstern express, ucs
Moines, Marshalltowu.,
Cedar Rapids und
Chicago a 10:55 nm a 1:05 pm
Eastern Speclnl, Chi
cago nnd Bust a 4:55 pm n 4:05 pm
j-nsi .Mini, unicago to
Om.iha
a 2:15 pm
n 8:0) mn
n 8::to mn
a 5:3) pm
Omnha-Chlcngo Llmlfd.a-7:45 pm
f ast Mini
Cedar Bntilds Passenger
Eastern Express b 9:00
pm
n Dally, b Dally except Saturday
SIOU.K CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "Thn North
western Lino" General
Offices. United Stntes
National Bank Building,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnnm Sts. Ticket
Olllee. 1401 Farnnm St. Telephone 601. De
pot, Tenth nnd Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 629.
Lcnvo Arrive.
Twin Cltv Express n (1:55 am al():2.'i nm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm ft H:tr nm
riiniix t.'ity lociii a &.v am a i:w pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL.,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Ofllces. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
HtS. U1IV TIPKet nillrn
1401 Fnrnam St. Telephone, 561. Depot.
15th and Webster Sts. '
, , , I.envc. Arrive.
Twin Cltv Pasennor...a 0:00 am u 8:1(1 nm
Omaha Passenger all:lo nm
bioux city c Norm-
cast Nebraska a 3:45 pm
n Dally.
BURLINGTON & MIS
Hour! River Ratlroad-
"The Burlington Route"
(ienorni unices. North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnnm Streets. Ticket
omce 1502 Fnrnam Street.
Telephone,
Burlington Station, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone. 128.
Leave. Arrive,
Lincoln, Hastings nnd
McCook a 8:40 nm n 7:33 pm
Lincoln, Denvor, Colo
rado. Utah. California.;! 4:25 pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Bluck Hills. ,u 9:00 pm n 6:45 nm
Montana, Puget Sjundn 9:00 pm a 6:45 nm
Lincoln Fnst Mnll b 3:00 pm n 0:17 nm
Wymore, Beatrice nnd
Lincoln u 8:40 am bll:55am
uenver. t.oiorntio, uton
and California a 6:45 am
South Bond, Iioulsvillc,
Plattsmouth b 3:35 pm bll:05om
f t. utook, I'laiismnutn
and Pnclilc Junction.. a 7:00 pm n 8:20 nm
iieuovtie, i-iaumoiKii
and I'nclllu Junction. . nl2:10 nm
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
it Qullicy Rallroad-"Tho
jiuriingion ttoiitc Ticket
umco imk f arnam Street,
Telephone, 250. Depot,
Tenth nnd Mason Streets,
Tolephono, 128.
Leave. Arrive
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial n 7:00 am al0:23 pm
Chicago Vestlbulcd Ex. .a' 4:00 pm n 7:46 um
Chicago Local Express.a 9:30 am a 4.05 pm
Chlcugo Limited ...... ...a 7:60 pm u 7:4." nm
Fast Mali , n 2:45 pm
a uauy.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph & Council Bluffs
Railroad "Thn Burling
ton Bouto" Ticket OITIco,
1502 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot. Tenth
una Allison etreets. Telo
phone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am a C:25 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30 pm a 0:16 um
Bt. LouIb Flyer for St
Joseph and Bt, l.ouls,,a 5:10 pm all :15 am
n wuiiy.
WABASH RAILROAD
IfWcrrrrisV Ticket otllco, 1416 Farnnm
XVIVMaVV Street. Telephone, 322. De-
rJ ViZZSZZM. I'L Tenth and Marcy Sts
ypSpCu Tclophone. 629.
1 Leave. Arrive.
St. LouIb "Cnhnoti Ball"
Expiess a 5:05 pm n 8:20 am
it Daily.
UNION PACIFIC'THE OVER
land Route" General Olflces,
N, E. Cor, Ninth and Farnnm
Streets. City Ticket Olllee, 1324
Farnnm Street. Telephono, 316.
uepoi, icnin ami jtiarcy his,
leicpnone, uiw,
Leave.
Tho Overland Limited. .a 8:20 am
Tho Chicago Portland .
Special a 8:20 nm
The Fast Mail a 8:60 um
Arrive.
n 7::w pm
a 7:30 pm
a 3:25 pm
The Mail und Express, ,all:35 pin a 4;2." pm
Lincoln, Bentrlco and
Btromsburg Express,. b 4:05 pm bl2:30 pm
Tho Paclllo Express. ...a 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Express... a 6:50 nm
Grand Inland Local b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a wany. n unity except riuniiny.
ILLINOIS CENTR
:AL
Rallroad-Clty Ticket
Of
lice, 1402 Farnam Street
Telephone, 246. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Btrec
cts,
Leave. Arrlv
e,
Chicago Express
...a 7:00 am a 4:05
a 7:45.pm a 8:05
St.
b 7:00 am b 9:10
St.
a 7:43 pm a S:05
from
pm
t-iucago Limned ,
Minneapolis and
Paul Express ...
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited .
Fort Dodgo Loral
fV.tllifd lllllfTtf
am
pm
am
b 4:30 pm b 8:13 nm
Fort Dndifii Local from
Council Bluffs I) 7:45 nm
ii Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
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decisive that tome thinkers rrgsnl thfm as
destined to reduce tho rural population of
America to Ignorant peasants such as we
see and pity in most European lands, That
rciult every truo American would wish lo
avoid.
Whether or not the tht'igcr is so great
at alleged wo nerd not Inquire; ono thing
is certain, thnt tho wclfaro of rural com
munities is no mcro olTalr of those coni,
munition alone, but Is important to the
cntlro republic. For lis contlnunnco and
strength thn whole nation requires that
tho rural classei should thrive. As lliote
classes are, so Is the ttnte.
A vigorous country population Is neces
sary In order to the highest physical hraltn
throughout the total body of cltlietis, U
Is equally necessary to the Ilnest avcrngn
character and Integrity of the whole people,
and nlso for tho richest development ot
common Bcnse, sincerity, larco views and
patriotism. Theso qunlltlcs nprlng from
Mother Earth." They are found In clUe.
of course, but usually because they nro
brought there. The- strongest Instances of
them nro not Indigenous ln towns. It la
generally recognized thnt town life would
soon grow pnlo nnd sickly, ns well In
moral ns lu physical rcgurds, but for In
cessant importation of blood ami chnrac'tcr
from tho country. It Is n Jiinttea of com
mon knowledge that nearly all the men
nnd women In tho most commanding po
sitions In society, business, llternturo nnd
llfo were bom nnd reared In tho couutr.
Over and ahovo tho preceding consider-
lions, which npply to other countries as
well us our own, there is a special reason
for conserving and strengthening rural in
terests here In tho United States. Europe
wan i,cttled mainly under military motive,
so that nil over Europe tho great land
owner Is even today a more slgnlflraut
person than the great totwiBinnn, manu
facturer or banker. Socially, landowning
counts tlicro more than citlth lu other
form, Tho blooded aristocracies of Euro
pean lands all stnud in some sort of con
nection with tho proprietorship ot land.
H Is easy to uco that lu the countrlos
named there is nn Immense influence othor
than that of wealth operating Hgalnst that
of mere wealth. Iu the United States, un
fortunately, we as yet possess no such coun
terpoise against the dead weight of mam
mon. We need to rnlse up such; ntid tho
only nfiparcnt way, at least the best way,
apparently, to accomplish that result Is lo
cultlvato rural Interests, Build up 11 in!
keep up a country population both worthy
and ablo to determine our national char
acter. How ran such a country population In tho
United Stntes bu reared? How can the
lnndcd Interest be put In a condition to bo
felt ns a solid factor In American civiliza
tion, always to he reckoned with, opposing
In every appropriate way the rule of bruto
mammon nnd tho sway of thoso decadent
and effclo elements always so active lu
great municipalities? How can wo estab
lish country llfo nnd character so that it
shall be n bcncllccnt safety vnlve, fly-wheel
or governor to our vnst social machine?
First Good legislation Is called for di
rected not to thn financial profit of tho
fanning class, which would bo class legis
lation and theroforo wrong, but calculated
In a largo and enlightened manner to ren
der stronger, hnpplor and morn cheerful
tho peoplo who llvo out upon tho land and
furnish the bono and sinew, nlso In great
part tho brain nnd character of tho Amer
ican people. Laws In this spirit would not
deserve condemnation as class legislation.
Their fundamental aim would not be tho
welfare of a class. They would not have In
view the good of tho country for Its own
sake, but country prosperity for tho eako
of tho cntlro nation, tho Idea bolng thnt
tho character, morality, ability and con
sequently safety of tho nation would lm
mcncely sink should tho country popula
tion fall to tho level of serfs or peasants,
Second Perrect roads. Tho advantages to
rural districts from this source would bo
Incalculable. Tho tlmo Is coming when In
all well-populated sections travel will bo bo
Rwlft nnd comfortable and tho entire pop
ulation (f n country can, daytime or even
ing, gnthur at tho center as easily as such
a crowd can now form ln nny city, when
county centers will have churches, lniiBto
halls, opera houses, schools' and all simi
lar agencies of culture ns good as thero
nre In tho world,
Third Free rural delivery of malls will
ccmo Immediately after roads are made
good, so thut newspapers nnd othor Intelli
gence by mall will not only speed ncrosn
tho country nt tho most rapid rnto so far as
railways extend, lint reach destination from
pontofflccs with equal expedition.
Fourth Country high schools. Efforts
for tho establishment of theso have beon
making for a number ot years In thin state.
Tho need Is n pressing one. Those Inter
ested in tho cause aro In earnest nnd may
bo counted upon to continue agitation until
every boy and girl ln tho country porta
of the stato can obtain first-rate school
preparation for the university or for llfo
without tuition cost nnd without being
obliged to leave home.
Fifth Vastly Improved primary and
grammar as well as high cchools. When
rapid and eany travel over country roads
Is tho rule schools will be concentrated
nt county nnd township centers so thnt
grading can bn mado much raoro comploto
than now. A higher order of teaching tal
ent will also bo employed. Far hoyond
this In Importance grading and admlnln
tratloa being cqunlly good country schools
can bo mado Immensely moro Instructive
nnd inspiring than city schools. Nature,
tho central object of attention ln modern
schooling, city pupils can npproach only
with travol and expense, hut It lies In all
Its departments open and ready for In
spection under tho eyes of country pupils
without money and without price.
Sixth Tho encouragement of all who can
to build and llvo In tho country, ovon If a
part of their llfo must ho ln tho city. Tho
nbovo Improvements will go far to produce
this encouragement. A reflux of popula
tion from city to country will certainly oc
cur whop country roads are perfect, mall
facilities gmatly bettered, schools, con
certs, churches and other means of culture
aB good In thn country nn in tho city, and
so on. But aside from theso considera
tions there ought to he a richer, deeper
and moro general appreciation ot the coun
try thnn now exists, Tho country Is beau
tiful, healthful and evcrywlso' desirable on
Its own account. If peoplo think otherwise
or do not think on tho subject at all It
la due to their lack of culture. They Ig
noro tho works of God, ns stupid poopls
might walk through thn Lotivro and not
think of tho matchless art creations upon
the right -hand nnd tho left. Tho subject,
the glory of tho country, ought to be taught,
written up and preached upon until en
thusiasm for country living becomes deep
ami general.
Sevunth Farmers thnmr.olvps can assist
to strengthen nad enrich country life by
doing farm work in a moro systematic
manner than iv now usual. Too much
farming goes by mere routlno nnd tradi
tion without tho slightest application of
scientific pr'nclple. How fow fanncra, for
Instance, keep books so as to know what
profit accrues from si'ch ami such an ani
mal, herd, crop or parcel of laud? This
inethtidless and tinlntclllgont farming Is re
sponsible for much of tho disposition shown
by your hoys and girls io rush to tho city.
Young people with Intelligence wish to
cultlvato their minds and nro determined
to do this. Tho farming which thoy havfl
known doesn't ply thorn with that motive.
Farming might bo so carried oi that young
people's mental faculties and senso of art
would bo addresHcd by It far tnoro thnn
?an t,n donn by city occupations.
French Ambassador Arrives,
NEW YORK, Doe, 30. Among tho pas
xcngxrM who arrived today on the steamer
Lu GiiHcolgne, from Havre, was M, Cam
bon, French nmbassadur at Washington.
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