THE OMAHA DAILY J3EK: "NVEDiN ESbAY, JULY 17, 1901.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisements for Iheae rolumm
will li taken until 12 ni. for the
evening edition unci nntll KslNI p. ni.
for moraine and Sunday edition.
Itate, 1 1.2a n irord first Intention,
He a rrorH thereafter, Nothing tnkrn
far leal limn ar.c for the Ilrat Inser
tion. Then advertlaetuenta ninat be
conneentlvelr,
Advprtlaera. by requesting a nm
tiered check, can hare nnawera ad
dreaied to a numbered letter ta cars
f The Her. Anarrera ao addreaaea will
be delivered oa reaentatloa mt taa
hack aalv.
WASTED-MALE HELP.
WANTKn-tt'c have steady work for n few
good hustlers of good habits and appear
ance, v. r. Auams v.o., iva uowaru hi.
B-aoa
UAHHUH trade taught thoroughly In short
time; catalogue and particulars free.
Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb.
1J aui
WANTED, housewrcckers to fllo bids tn
musical festival lumber material, gravel,
etc., fit 15th and Caiiltol ave. ltuiulru J,
a. Knoww-s, superintendent, u am
"WANTED, a young, man for olllce work.
State exiicrlcnce and salary wanted. "V,
uee oince, oo. umuna. u va i
WANTED, a reliable, energetic man at
once; can mnko big money. I-ock llox
301, Sioux City, la. U-M331
WEN wanted to learn barber trade; good
wiil'oh mild our craduntcs: sneclul Induce
ments tn iinnilciints from dlsfince: two
months comnletes. Apply by in.lll. Moler
Barber college, 1C23 Fariiam. U-M in
ItAf'IIINISTrt. Kuttprnmnknr. moilltlers.
DollcrmaKcrs, blarktimitln, brass inou.de s
and llnlalitra cun securu steudy employ
ment at wages 25 to 33 per cent higher
than paid In east, In the cities of Seattle,
Tacoma, Everett. Whatcom, Falrhaven,
Olympla and Hatlard, Mtatu of Washing
ton; delightful climate; cost of living no
higher than eastern cities of same ciuss.
Apply to F. W. Mitchell, secretary Tacltlc
Coust Metal Trades' association, Seattle,
Wash. JJ-MW2 19'
WANTED Young men and young women
enn cam from U to $5 a day easily selling
Hie yutlon Natural Stone, germ-,)root
water inters; tall at once; It talkM for
Itsolf; itgcutH wanted In umaha, South
Omaha and I'otir.cll Hln fTK ; wu'nre general
ugonts for Nebraska and 'Wyifmlng. A. O.
v McAuslund Co., mfgrs. aguuts, 415 luir
bach bldg , Omaha. Neb. B ,M3 19
WANTED, traveling salesmen, sldd line for
retail grocer and drug trade In Iowa and
Nebraska. A. Jhcobven. Co., brokers, lu
lieu bldg., beforo U .1. m. 'dully.
11-212 !
WANTED, bookbinder, musl bo llrat-cluss
llnlslier nnd ruler. Carroll (In.) Illailli I
lJtiok Co. U-MI4I 2i)
GOOD brend maker nt Smith's bakery,
liwi t-iuu avenue, council lliurrs.
f U-M 27 19
WANTED, baker, at once, gnprt second
hand; will give good wages.- Address E.
' U. Ivauffmaii, Ilaker, Nurfolk, Nebraska.
LINEMEN wajited by tho Twin-City Tolc"
phono company, Minneapolis, Minn,
I Steady work.
WANTED, flrst-cluss drug und prescription
clerk, who Is wllltiu: to work: uood waves
If competent. Sherman & JlcCoruu-ll Ding
V.O., uiiiunu, 11 mmh 11
WA.NTBU-FBMALU HELP.
WANTED, '."CO, girls. 1321 Dodgo.
Tel 876.
C-303
ltELIAULE Iielp, Canadian oftlce, 1522 Doug
' C-300
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Mrs. A. G. Gilbert. 3.(9 Scott St., Council
Uluffs. C-M9I6 17
COMPETENT clrl In fumllv of two. Aindv
1015 Georglu uve., Mrs. W. J. Iiurgess.
C-Ml 19
LADIES wanted, to learn hair dressing,
manicuring or facial massage, splendid
wages Paid grudufitpa: only four weeks
required with the advantages offered;
v clal l7mtnKriiw ' from
x distance; .m well its city. Apply, by malt
toois presonieu; uipiomuH awarded; sp?
.MoleC College, 1623 Furnam st
C M994 IS
v. . : ' '
WANTED, house-to-house canvassers,
ladles as well as ucntlemcn. for the cltv
nnd'Hll over the states of lowu and Neb.
A. Jacobsen 'Co., brokers, 105 lice bldg.,.
uciore j a, m uuiiy,
' U 213 16
'ANTED. girl for general housework, fam
Uy' of ,thr.ce. Mrs. Slmerul, 970 N. ,2Sth
Ave. (J .4(
IiADY .stenographer; must. Iwi rapid nnd
operate Smith I'remlcr machine. Call
niter y a., ni.; salary jt wuoK o Blurt
W, F. Rankin, 410 j.'nxton bldg.
. C-M2IG17
. 1 , . . ., . 1
WANTEIJ-Fotlr. fiidles for convlnc nrlnts
nt home at leisure hours: experience un
necessary. Apply personally. Dent, lilO
uuvenpori sireei. , u il i4( 1J
GIRL to nsslst In cooking and do general
housework; Hmall family. Apply X'2l
i.eavenwortn. v C 253 17
COMPETENT coolc. "604 S. 25th uve. T
C-M2H3 !)
IT LESSENS defects, Intensifies attractive
ness.' These nnd more merits are Incor
porated in Hatln-bKln I'owder; 25c.
C-M20-J 17
IF YOU want your housefTwcU rented plncc
lltvm TTtvii i ta. v a OUf
I'O MOVE right, get Omaha Van Storage
Co.. oince 1511H Farnum, or tel. 15T.3-S63.
D "aQS
HOUSES for. rent In nil parts of tho city.
AJl U 1 1 Will i--4V V aiv uvutll Ptl.vki
. D-309.
HOUSES, stores, llcmls. Paxton block.
D-310
8. W. Corner 30th and Hurdctte streets.
t 013
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE.
C 311
HOUS12S, etc. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
V U 31.
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwult;' barker block.
u 31
HOUSES wunted. Wallace, Brown block.
U 311
8-HOOM haute, bath and closet, 26th nnd'
diaries. .Monroe at uo , mi im. lutn st.
D-315
S217 CUMING, 8-room house, all modern
except furnace; rent, i.u
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
' ' 10th 'and Douglas.
D-OfiO
8-ROO.M hrlck housed moder.n, 2717 Jackson.
Telephone A. Truynor, 191 or L25S3.
FOR .RENT, 10-room. enst front, brick
house. 308 N. 23d Ht... near uavcnpori,
Inaulro next door. 1
TEN-ROOM brick modern house. 522 N.
ith St.. its. ,
Nine-room modern house .and Jarge barn,
2c PoppletonAve., 140.
r.U-gant houfle 'nnd lurgo barn, 1S24 W Irt
12-room houso and twa barns, S'JQil N.. lth
St 125 '
Elgh't-robtn modern house, '2K7 N. Nth St.,
lis. . . .v
8Hc"?om ,,0,,"e'' cUy' "lier', N' J7th
BRENNAN-LOVE CO., 30? South 13th St.
. i 1 f ij yw n-
MODERN 7-rObm liOUse. nenr I'urk. 1509
80. 2Sth. ' D-225 J-23
ELEGANT nimrtment In Winona or A'l-
CnpunyTr
Duo H
TO small family, a four-room house, 2f04
uioiwo, ri per monin. Appiy wiLii .'y
FOR RENT. 2102 N. 29th ave.. house, newly
papered ami painted; six line large roouin,
uee s. ij. inmnie, i:ia i-urnam.
T-M19
7-ROOM flat, 617 South 10th. Clark Powell,
311 New York Life. ' D-575
FOR, RENT A fourteen-room dwelling at
CoO Flrtt ave., Just back of the federal
hnllilliir: all modern, steam heat, gas
stove und ranges go with the houfc; two
bath rooms, all In good "repair; well suited
for roomers, which Is now In demand.
See Ohio Knox, Shujart block, Council
111..... IV MIU7 17
FOR RENT HOUSES.
UNEQtALED. central nil modern sevon-
III
room house, live-room Hat. tour-room, naii
three-room cottage. Tliard, 221 No. 21th
D-M21J 2u
FOll lir.VTtlellf.nr. Nn. 1R23 Dndcn St..
ll rooms bath, range, two tnosets, miciy
.,.,.,..,..,1 .....i .!... .r iv
l'u't:ii uiiu uiiucui " J
FOR HUNT 4-room basement, with or
without barn. 193$ South 12th St. .
d-:5:-i;
SIX-ROOM furnished cottage for the sum
mer, no children. 802 S. 30th St.
D-251-21'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
DEWEY. European hotel, 13th nnd Far nam.
, fa ai . I
THE THUItBTON, cool, airy rooms.
B 320
THHEE rooms, light housekeeping.
South lllh. E-
1112
si:
pai
1508
Cuming St.,
second floor.
E-200
W9 8. 20T1I ST.
Furnished rooms.
E-MC2S
SOUTH rooms. ;l!W6 Capitol nve.
E-M207 20
l'tlt.M.SIIED ROOMS AND IIOAIID.
UTOl'lA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-322
01.ENCA1HN, transient, 1.25 day, lew Doug.
THE Mcrrlam, summer resort, 2Jth &. Dodgo.
r a:
NICE south room: The Pratt,- 212 B. 25h St.
TWO large front rooms, with board. 1909
Capitol Ave. F-M9I7
DESIRABLE rooms, flrst-cluss board. 2SSI
ll-irney. F-M9J5 17
l-'Olt ltE.T-t.FUHMSIIKU UOO.MS.
DESK room, space, $5 per month, ground
Hour mom In Thn lieu bulldlltt:. facing
Furnam street; no expense tor light,- heal
or Janitor service. H. C. l'eters & Co.,
Hcntul Agents, Hec building. u Uli
FOH IlENT, unfurnished fhiorf . private
bath, iiujsu modern, '.bix.iiaruey.
G-MSOfi
TWO rooms for light housekeeping. IfiU
ix-avcuworin at. , a-
FOll HE NT, unfurnished rooms;' suitable
for light houseKccpuiK. witntieii build
ing, loth und Harney.,: See Janitor. .
0 :UM2tt.l8
I'till HHNT-8TOIIE8 AND OKFlUB9
FOR IlENT Store In llrat-elaia ..location'.
l-nnt r.-iiHOiiHlili.., Anmv. 11. u. l'eters Ac.
.... 1 1,.... - 1 it 1 1
v.11,, bl uiim. nuui, unu ifi-JJ,. - ' I
prilt tll'VTThn lillllitltil!' fnrrAprt 'nfirtl.
pied uy me tiee at viv iarnutn ni. it nus
luur siuriL-t. utiu a uunuiuviii vinyji .ua
fm-mhrlv iisncl .is Thu. Ilea, nresa room.
This will be rented very reasonably. It
lnlurnuti.it nliiiK lit nnp,. tn ( 17. Tlnsc-
wuler, secretary, room 100, Ueo bulld)ng(
1 ' ' - - -
FOll IlENT Utoro. 2403 Leavenworth.
I &BO jyii
AUBXT3 VSITEi.
WANTED-Canvusslng agents In every
county to solicit Huoscriptioui for tub;
TWHMTIHTll IJENTIlltY b'ARMKft Hllli
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK nnd COMPLETE STOCK DOC-
TOH. This splendid book contains 1,400
imperial octavo pages, bOO object-teaching
engravings und is tho pnly book on live
stock ever published adapted, to the every
day, practical, money Buying use 01 avory
farmer und stock owner. Steudy employ
ment wun nssuruo goou tngvfme. eius
111 the country with horse and buggy es
neclally desired. Canvassers make easily
160 to ICO per mouth. -Address, Century
Funnel taoucnors- jjureuu. uee uuilding,
omana. jvh
WANTED Auents to aell uur sensible en.
duwment pollcv: cull or nddressi c u.
Lobeck, Mgr. Nebraska Dept. the Security
1,1 it.- nnu savings ins. wo., em in. I. L.lte,
urnana. , . j amw jy-a
A'T.lTl.iSSrnr8!!
lJlJJ .?;
curable case; restores stiff Joints, drawn
lords .and hardened muscles. It your
(Lulf.r has not isot these ro.merlle vja will
send 1110. iuu monin s- treatment or 'two 1
largo bottles on recelpfof 15. Drummond
Medicine 1.0., si Nassau si., rsew York.
J 3W60 A10
sTOIIAtiU.
tlAfiltrr dtfimti'A nnrl H'n.akm,.. rA Al-9-
dii Junes, general siorgy.jina'iowaruing.
OiW
t. I ' '. '
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511V4 Farn. Tels. 1569-S63:
STORAGE Household gVods and other
11 1 11 j " - ' -
urtlrles stored at.-low rates., J. J..Deright,l
Ac Co.. 1119 Furnam St. Tl-U-353
WANTilll-TO'1 lil)Y.
WANTED 100 feather beds.- I pay the
hiuhest tirlces tor
-old. leathers., Will. stay
in your city u weeK,
r city u week. Addrvss, L. Huron.
ucnera
il Delivery, Omuliu.', Nol) aid 1.
will cli
ii ut your. nome. n soJ-,
i .. cu -j: j-L
WANTED, to purchase. dontrolIttlK- Interest
or an iuu atocK in a uaiiK in ensii-rn nc
DrnsKu or western iowiij .coxreponUence
lonlldeiltlul. Address C-iti, JJcf.
W MS91-22
HAY WANTED. If yoif 'have hay to-'shlp
write A. C. Chesterilfcld-Com. Co.. Knnsua
City, .Mo. M244 i2
YOUNG than would like" room and Gont'di
private iitmiiy preterred. -ftiust bexwithtn
Sftft'"! teul8 Wress' 0 1 W?',3' ar'
Bttlto ,uteH' Address, U iJ? Uee. '
N JSg-U
FOll SALE F.L'Il.NITUHE.
CHICAGO Furniture C., 1410 Dodgo. Tel.
mm. New .-i -uhana furniture bougnt, sdla,
C.VI1UI1KI.-U, ' U orj
BUY
your furniture nt Enterprise Furnl
i Co. Wo have purchased n, big bahlc.
ture
rupt slock und will ciotu It out ui 23 per
cent discuunt. 1U2-4 S. 14th. Tel. 2290.
P-M630-Jy30
FOR SALE-HOUSES, VEHICLE!!, ETC,
QUICKEST and. best repair work on ve
hicles xi rrusi, i-iiii uiiu i.cuvuimuriu,
P-297
FOR SALE cheap, a 3-lnch wagon gear,
witn 4'incu iires, uui nine uscu. u, m.
llnrt, 1307 Jones St. P 416
FOR SALE, buggies, phaetons, . surrles,
runabouts, road wagons, inarKst wagons
und farm wagons. Retailed at .wholesale
prices. F. A. Huelow, 1311 'Jones' 8t. . n
e. P-M907 19
FOR SALE chenn. a linn ilrtvlnir hr.te.
genuti and not airani or anything, a.eo
harness tind surrey, ulmoflt new. Family
leaving city for slimmer. Apply' i13u2
uougias St., or -phone 1SI4, M26I 19
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST, chenpeaf po!)(s, poultry nnd M9
fence. '901 Dpuglai). t.. .. . ,"0,-330
REPAIRSnd stinpllel for nil roaHes 'fjf'bli'
cycles, umana uicycio t,o., lotn at i;nii;ago;'
'"V . . " t)-331
2DHAND sufo cheap. Derlghlttup Fiirnartw
- .vu
SAFES, standard makcs,i)oId, rented, '114 H.'IV
O Ml
BIG line of secondhand wheels; 13, 15, IS, 110.
omana mcycio co.. lutn nnu uuicaco hih.
Q331 ,
BEAl'TIFUL squaro plnnos, fiilly guaran
rMuTWrn
l v-r
teed; 125. m nnu up. Easy payments
FRESH Jersey, cow. 323 N. 37th street. '
J M.X lb
' " -
CI.AI11VOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium.
819 North lSth.
S-S35
MMR. GYLMER has returned and -resumed
business. Purlors, 315 8outh 15th street.
S-6C5
PERSONAL,
DR. ROY", chiropodist; corna and superfluous
nair removed Dy eiectnciy. it. jz, i- r'rjr
VIVVIV. " '
1'EIISO.VAI
li'TVRU cured; no knlfi, no pain, no
it .,tr; send tor circulars. Empire RUP-
I... ..ure. 932 N. Y. Lite Building, Otnahu..
L-340
V1AVA, woman's way to health; rational.
wiKusomu Home treutmeni. a" ure
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent, white Sewing Alacnine, irai uouB.
IUB. 1CI. '.'211.
PRIVATE hopltal for ladles before anl
during, eonltnemcnt; babies adopted. ot I
urant at. " ...
FRENCH Afrmininv PLEATING: mall
orders solicited, umahu Pleating ut ioji
Douglas, u jij
pniVATE hum. i.f,,ro u.t durlim confine-
ment! babies adopted. Mrs. Hurgot, ."
liurdelte.
U-34I
WE HUNT, sewing machines for T5 cents
per wcck. nc sell pans lor uiiu
every sewing machine manutiictured.
NEHHASKA CYC1.K COMl'ANV.
corner mil and Harney bis.
U l.'l JySJ
M. GOLDMAN ft CO.. only perfect ac
cordion pleating plunt In tne west, mall
orucrs soncilcu. suite .w, uougius inutn.
u at i
SHOE Impairing. M. SpcrdJto, SIS N. 16th.
UWW 1 1 u
-1
WE rent sewing machines for 5 cents per
week: wo 'renalr ilnd sell needles nnd
parts for every machine manufactured.
i-iione iij'aI, iseo. uyciu uo., uor. i.un aim
Hurney. n-137 Aia
MME. SMITH, baths, US N. 15th, 2d Moor,
ruum ! u .u.
A LADY with Just a "kiss" of Satln-Skln
ruwder, to taiic away
Is l wle,i; u m attractive.
I'iUmIit. tn lii.ii. nviiv Mint "Mhlnv" looil.
iac. L m.wj u'l
OxYIXlN'nn rpvrmna thn cnmlltlcniK India. I
pelisnule to the rise and progress in uis-
eases und establishes the conditions of
hen I Ui bv cati.lnir the body tn attract and
absorb oxygen and - eliminating mseuso
naturally, without the use of imms and
electricity. Oxvdonor will cure iho.nmu-
tlsm. buy fever. Insomnia, neuralgia, 1
asthma, catarrh. KrlPiie. bronchitis, sciat-
ien. (lVMictisia. indiiresiion. an rema c uis- i
orders and many otherB. The jiub.lc Is 1
invited tir can-or write tor lurtner-inior i
inatinn to ur. ll. buncnu t uo., room
Ueo bldg., Omaha, Neb.
I'-Mffid 17
M0M:Y TO LOAN ll UAL. ESTATE.
I MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. ureuuau-ivu 1.0., auum uui.
W-3li
LOANS on eastern Nebraska und western
Iowa, lurms at t nar cent: borrowers can
13th 'St., Omaha, Neb. W-317
WANTED,, city loans, bonds and warants,
Ueorge 4t uompany, iwi rarnam sireei.
' I
... . ..n.n ' - , ... 1- .....1. 1
cll u,lu lurm luana, uiiu. uuiiui
Famiim St., Uee Uldg.
W 319
MONEY to loun ut 4V4 and 5$ per cent on
omana property, w. u. aiciKit, 401 a. .0111.
W-301
.PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas
V A) J
PIUVATE money. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. L.
LMONEY TO LOAN on lmnrovcd real cstuto:
& per cent interest; no commission; privi
lege ot paying iw or more ueiure inu
turltv. Northwestern Mutual Life inn.
Co., John W, Glsh, special loan agent,
214 First Nat'l Dank llldg., Omaha, Neb.
w iSM
. Avn eu nt.T cent 'loans W. H Thomas
5 $2 iaflonai Bank building Te . 1W8
1 Mm Qtlonnl uanK ouiiaing. ici.tw.
W-3M
WANTED, cltv loans and warrants
W.
I arnam mun & uo., u-u r arnam 01.
W-337
(U TO B P. C. money. Bemls. Paxton ulk.
vy mo-jo
J50.000 SL'ECIAL fund; loans 1500 up. lowest
rates, no ueiuy. uarvm uroa., itu tor-
nam. w My.
M05EY TO LOAX CHATTELS.
DO YOU NEED MONEY.
We loan 110 und up on furniture, pianos,
horses una ottier cnatteis.
HAUAUX i.u am ts.
witnout mongugo 10 peupio iiuming penna-
nent nnsltlons. You can iitt the money In
a few hours ufter making-application and
take 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 months or more In which'
to pay It back, nnd you need not pay for
It one uay longer man you Keen 11. we
charge nothing tor papers and wo give
you the full amount In cash. There are
no lower rates than ours: our terms are
the easiest; our business Is confidential
and our mono is "try 10 piease."
OMA11A MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
119 Hoard of Trado JJldg. -Tel. 2295.
(Established li92.) . 3ui 8. 16th St.
X-35S
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS.
on house hdld . furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc., in two hours time; also to
nuiunuu . i - ...v.. i'.u.i. nu.vn, mi,.-i
out security. Easiest payments und low-
. . i r .. i. .. ii.i,.H,A i.i i , I
esv rules 111 umunu, l iivaiu lllicrviuwillg
V-inJ!:2K
3U Brown
.entrunC0
room. American i.uuu i,u., ruum
block; cor, I6tn ana uougiaa tjts
on 16th-St.. opposite T. M. C. A. Uldg.
X'iuO
LARGEST -BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIEU j-Eui'Lt;, morcnunts, team
sters. boarding nouses, etc.. without se
curlty1, easiest terms; 40 olllces in principal
Cities, loiman, itu uouru oi iruuu iliug.
A Jul
I.OAVS ON SALARIES. FURNITIIHE
live stock, etc, Quick service and lowest
rates guaranieeu. j, w. iiuj,ui,, ujj (iuu
(Iloor) Paxton block, northeast corner lSth
and l-a.nauii cmruuvu .u ioui sirect.
X-3C3
HONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew-
, elry, horscb, cows, etc. C. F.
iiceu, ai9 a. u.
A. 3oJ
MOMK.Y loaned on nlanos. furniture, horses.
cows, jeweiry. uuu ureen, n. s, uarxer oik
A
11,000.00 TO place quicK. m. j. Kennard ic
Son, suite 310, Brown block. X-3C8
WE LOAN money to salaried people on
their note nt lowest rates; strictly conn
dentin); pay weekly, semi-weekly or
monthly, itoom mj rax ton uiock, au poor.
ltellublc t-'rodii uo. a t23
BUSINESS CHANCES.
rsriANn HOTEL furnishings nnd four-year
lease mr satu iui ta.u umj , 411111 -nvu
newly furnished rooms; the best stand In
the state: ih u uurguin. 11, 1. iiaimiu,
Harttligton, Neb. i M2oJ
1 AM offering for snle my entire business-
wood, COUI, leeu .-iuu Krucuui:", uioo uuuu
Ings und lot. For particulars Inq-Jlre of
Thos. Rishton, 2400 Weal Broadway, Coun
cil Bluffs. Y-MI05
wuv. Wvnmlnir Cnttle and Investment com
pauy is now out-nun a 11111111.-U umwuui ui
nt stock for snle ut nar. This Is
the safest and nest paying Investment on
the mantel, it you nave money 10 nivcsi,
either In small or largo amounts, uauress,
1015 Howard St., care Union Printing Co.
I Wll
wanted Ladles of ability to manage
branch omces; musi nave some casn 10
cover cost 01 remedies, niyroni-i.yinpii
Co,, bW uee Uldg.. umann. x 001 a-j
HAVE 14,000 to 15,000 (o Invest- in estab
' llslied hardware business lu western Iowa
or eastern Nebraska. Address P. O. Hox
843, Shenandoah, la. Y-931 16
FOR SALE or trade, half or whole Interest
in drug Btore; hard wood Iloor, Matthews
gas machine, soda fountain, etc., In a
lively county seat. Thyroid-Lymph Co.,
w lieu .t, a - "
RAREST opportunity to buy nn excellent
established grpcery; reason, sickness;
rent chenp; man with money can strlko
big bargain; trade guaranteed, c 33, lice,
Y-M245 17
'for SALE, best fruit, confectionery.- to
bacco ana ice neam nus ness in a cooa
town; sales, 11,000 per month: reasons for
selling, otner nusincss requires hii my
time, u 19, uee. v Ji9:-i u
FOR SALE. New York racket store; good
business In good town of 2,500; Invoice
vuout 11,100: best of reasons for selling.
Address c 28, nee. v M9 26'
FOR SALE, a nice, clean stock ot general
merchandise, consisting of dry goods,
erucerles and shoes: located In central
Nebraska; town of. I.tHX) population; will
Invjlce from 15,000 to lO.OOu; the best loca
tion in town. u'.Tt, Bee. x mvw w
FOR SALE Stocks of merchandise from
1600 up. If you wish to buy or sell write
T. m, cune, u-as u ut., Liincoin, .-sen.
lit SIN ESS CHANCES.
Fcm gLE, Rncket start:. Adhlantl. Neb.!
invoice 11,5"); Wc on dollar; theap tent.
tiox 3ih Y-J5J 21
rem sale real, estate.
RANCH AND FAPM lands for1 itild by the
Union Puelrtc italiroad company, ii. A.
McAllaster, land commissioner, Lnlon
l'aclllo Htudquuricrs, omaha, .Neb.
11 r?- 7ti7
FOll SALE, cheap, my residence. 2137 8. S3d
St.; an modern. .ppiy hiubiusuh.
.Merctlaliti)' iNutlonul uuiik. j. . .
geath. llh-MoSO
FOU 8AL.E. 310 acres of land at u bargain,
in vectlon thirty (3u;, in iiuu couiuy.
Neb. Aduieus . J. f.easnam, Otiumwu,
la. HE-iMSW
HOU8E8 and lots In all parts of city: also
acre property und farm iiuius. i no ,u. r.
uavu i.u., nuom ui, ueu .uiiuiuh..
V'tlVlriMT V.'lllt AHIv A.
FOU SALE, acre 'property adjoining tlio
city in ii'.icim ot ifom o ihjikb iu vi ut.a.
Also uustness and resldencu lots, by Klch
ardu, Keenu t Co. HE Mi 7V 21
COHN LANDS nnd stock,. ranches In th
Corn lieu country, write, mr my iuu
. ii. iieineiu, i)ou, -vu.
no iW
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
tiro tnsurunce.
llmlu I'lLXlUll 111K.
11E-571
lllltlilATi;n t.ANll KOK 8ALE.
In the rich valley of Loup river 1 can offer
iur suit iniinv iiirtiiM ul reuauiiuuiu ii.iuva.
This lund Is a rich sandy loam und pro
duces elegant rrops. llie farmers ure tawt
nutting null- lunii Into iiliilltu, wnicn
iirltisu thm tin., n.tiirns. tlireu und fnur
crops u yeur be ng hurvesieu m miiu uv
i.n.. Ii.i oun. ..i.i ii ..iir. Most ot tills land
is under u line Irrigating cauai, wun u
steady ml rvllablc now of water from
the Louti rivt-r. t v. Ill name a low ulceus.
2W acred, 1 niliv from county seat; 2u acres
meadow, balance pasture land, rrieo, iai.
ju uercs W mile :rom county seat; good s-
room house, orchard, lols of tunnur, su
acres cun be imitated, '.v actus, una al
raiiu. n:, unrpn imsture. l-rice. h,wj,
liiu act es, house, windinllj, orchard, W acres
pasture, w acres furm lauu, iv ucri;s.'u-n
gated, t'rlcu, Jl.tiU.
32u acres, lw undar plow, balance pasture;
nouse, wiuuu.iii. Darn, i-ri-.e, i,iov.
lw aires, lltiu place tut' stock, mime Iiuueo,
orcnuiu, uurn, plenty 01 wuier uiiu 11111-be-r.
1'riei". smni.
2C0 acres, 75 ucres plow land; balance, pas
ture, qu guou ciay soil. 1 rite too per ucru.
10j ucres, --j ucres culttvtvted Jj per acre.
10) ueris, 60 ' tcrtj cultivated, l per ucre.
170 acres, with fenced meadow that will
cut w to ,j tons hay, small iramu Jiuusn
nnu niuuit, good hiock zurni. 1'ricu. i.w
StftSft?iS&'Err fc"",B
. a'lK vaiw. Tavlor. Loun County.
Neb. .KE-573
" - .
SEE HEN'KY U. PAYNE 601 N. Y
LIFE.
11E-8W
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnum St.
HE 68
FOR SALE, 2 good houses to bu. removed.
a. i'. ru Key Ac aon, lioaru ot Trade.
HE-M2I2 19
1,000' ACHES cattlo ranch for sale or trade;
the ranch is in uawsom county; t-arnum
Is the iiamn of the railroad town:
tnlleH to tho ranch; 2 good wells and 2
.MiK2?ahi . 1 0.1, :
3 K22i.? Ll,t.,i ?. I .
'.SWi 1 1 o ,0
good wind putntis
outbulldlnuB. Auv
mn cun ilnd mo ut tne hotel in l-urnnm,
ICO. T. J. .MCU'illl. UK AU7 15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
11.375 FOR 4-room house, good east front
lot, city water, sewer, puveu street una
permanent sidewalk; on car line, three
blocks west of lllch school.
11,775 for 7-room house, same location, with
an special improvements in and paid iur.
RE M2J6 21
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the. acltnowlc'dg'ed leading apo-
ciuilBl 111 uiscusca ui,. v9ii;ii 111 uuianu,
would call the attcntlon.bf.sulterluir ladlea
Kf t i vj uiieuiHiiiiii fu "ff mwiio a.
foro and during confinement, and nis
treutmeni tor irxcguiacmeB, .no matter
what ruusc. Call or uddrss. with HtamtJ.
ur. 'ries, uu uoage .wy.,- .umanu, jncd.
V li; V . S30 KlwU
OONOVA Is ? French treatment for mal
ana lemaiq, lor me positive cure 01 uon
orrnoea,.uieej. unnatural uiacnarges, in
flammations. Irritations" and Ulcerations
ot the mucous membranes. An' Internal
remedy with Injection, combined, war.
raniea 10 cure wujbi i-usaa 111 -one ween;
e pur iavnaiiQ ui mu iui oem ,iuiy-
where on receipt of 'price.) The Kldd Drug
,I.-Ip1n III.' Im.H.lin' limn. It
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
M. A. union, Houtn umana; uavis urug
Co., council uiuns. -run line ot legiti
mate ruDuer guoos.
OSTEOPATHY.
jnilNBON Institute. M5 N. Y. L. Bide. Tel.
ibui; Alice Johnson, -I. Or. ladles' dept.;
um. ii,. jonuson, usieonainisi, iugr.
...
. . v '
-v..,,. n . 1 T- I r-irrrrr:
DONOHUE. Osteopath; Paxton Blk. Tel. 1387
. , m
A. T, HUNT, D. O., iOj.Karbach Blk. Tel 2352
.1 OIU
FISHING AND PLUA Sti HE RE SORT.
IF YOU want good bass. and cfoppy fishing
so 10 laiiKiion. iuo. very ueai or notei
accommodations. Plenty 'of. DOuts and
minnows, '.vrito iw a. uittmar lor rates.
7&-
JD.NK.
1 DO not sell your. Junk before you got
prices or tne ureal western JUnK house,
sia uougian, umanu. -iiono ziui. a.
Fcren. prupnotor. 23S A15
BICYCLES.
pniCES that will surprise you; must clear
out tho stock of new nnd second-hand
bicycles; second-hand .wheels from 12.50
up; new ones, 112 up. L,ouis r ietcner, 162J
uapiioi ave. it.'
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT,
LESSONS In hookkeenlnc etc.. day or even
ing, 11 13, um, .vat. uaiiK. u. 11. Jtatnoun,
LOST.
LOST, Auditorium brick No. 425. Reward
11 returned 10 umana uany jnows.
Loat-tll
LADIES' gold watch and pendant: engraved
at. k. ii." itewura. jiiss iiugcrty, iuu
Aruor. iosi Alibi 11
PIANO TUNING.
PIANOS tuned. 11.50. F. Lessentln. Mandel.
berg's jewelry Store, 1'axton Dig. toi. IC99.
.w jy -a-
SATIN SKIN SPECIALTIES.
BEST for you. because best made. Satin
MKin uoap. ureum ana i-ow(ier.: j t;sn is
prooi. iu
A IX1VEIA' comnlexlan commands Hdmtrn.
lion. improve yours umuk magical
Hatin-HKin cream ana rowaer. uniy zsc.
-M2I1 17'
CARPENTERS A Nil JOINERS,
ALT. kinds nf rnrnenter work and reualrlni?
promptly nuenueu to. j. a. ucniuree, zuth
and Lake Sts.' 370
ACCORDION PI.KATINO,
Arrniininv nlentlnir: cheapest, best.
quickest. Mrs. A. C. .Mark, H. E. Cor. 17th
and Farnam. 3.'
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAY, 1920 Dodge. Mn. Wd. Thur, Sat.
lap jy .j-
sTAMMERING AND StUTTEtUN'O.'
CURED. Julio Vaughn. ISO Ramge Bldg.
mi
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
W
llOII.EIt. MAKEII5.
OMAHA Holler Works, steam boilers, tanks.
stacks, etc, rei. iirm ana lzarn his.
3M
nitnfMAKI.Nt!.
IN families. Miss Sturdy, 2576 Hnrncy.
iSli AIU"
I'AW.MtllOlCEUS.
EAGLE Loan OHlcc. reliable, accommodat.
Ing; nil business coniidcntiai. un uougias.
-3S1
HEWAItD.
trsno tlRWAIttJ nffrrM for the arrest and
conviction 01 ine pariy wno enivrcu nnu
stole shoes from tho store of H. Meier at
Elkhom, Neb., tho night of Juno W. win
xcnB Com., Elkhom, Nod. 417 29
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; curie, He. iiuo ieavenworm. iei. oil
5Mi
1MTBXTS.
WILL HUV any good Invention or patent,
Address Lock Box 760, Des Moines, la.
373
MASON, FENWICK & LA WHENCE,
Washington, D. C. II, J. Cowglll, agent,
315 ltamge block, omaha. jseti. yw
yilOHTIIA.M) AND TYI'KVVIHTl.VO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school.
717 N. Y. Llfo,
-371
UOYLES' College, court reporter prlnclp.il,
lice Hide. '
NEU. lluslncss & Shorthand College, Boyd's
utiuicr. 01 j
GHEGG Shorthand,
Om. C. Col., 1C& Doug
340
POSTOFFICB NOTICE.
(Should be read dally by all Interested, as
changes may occur nt any timc.j
Knreii:n mans ror inc wcck enainK juiy
20. lsxll. will close (PROMPTLY In nil cases)
at tho general postonico 11s ioiiows; rarccis
post malls close one hour earner man, cius
Inc time shown below. Parcels post mall!
for Uerinniiy cioso nt 5 p. m. Wednesday,
per b. s. Friearich dor urossc, via iiremen
L
lleculur' nnd cunlilomentUry mall.4 close
at foreign branch half hour later than
Closing lime shown dciow;
Trniin-Atlaiitlc Malls.
WEnN'KHIlAY At 6:30 A. m. for EimOPE
per n. s. St. Louis, via Southampton (man
(or Ireland must uu uirccieu ' tier s. s,
St. Louis"), nt 8:30 n. m. (suonletncntary
10 u. m.) for EiJiiui't-;, per s. e. Majestic
via uueenstown: at iu u. m. ror Jiii.1.
G1UM direct, per h. s. Frleslund (mull
must bo directed 'per . b. Frlesland").
THUHSDA Y At 7 n. m. for FHANC'E
SWITZEHLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. I'OH
TUOAL. TUltKEY, EGYPT, GHEKCI3
HKiTiaii kmjia nna i.uiu-..-nu mah
QUEZ, per s. s. L'Aqultnlnc, via Havre
(mall for other parts of Euroue must bu
directed "per s. s. L'Aaultalne"); ut 8:30
n. m. tor azuiush ihiiAkuh, por s, s.
Mnrco Mlnghettl (mall for Italy must be
directed "per s. s. Marco Mlnghettl").
8 AT U R D Av A t 6:30 . m. for EUHOPI
l'r n. s. Umbrln. via Qticenstown; at
n. m. ror asm n no iauiiua. per s.
Mmirtnii I'rlnce: nt 7 a. m. for TIEtC
MARK direct, per s. ', Island (mull must
bo directed -per s. s. isiana' ); nt 7:30
a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
s. s. ainasunm tmnu musi dc directed
nor s. s. Alnnsdam ): ut 0 a. m. to
ITALY" direct, per s. 8. Travo (mall mus
bo directed "per b. s. Travo '): at 9:.w a
m. for SCOTLAND, per s. b. Furnessla
(mall must be directed "per s. 8, bur
nessia j
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This F'.Samer
taKea I'rmiea Aiaiter, i;ommcrciat
iiptm nnd Samnles for Germany onlv. Th,
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe will, not be sent by this ship
.i.".c,i,' i.i r ...n..r,nn.
unless specially uirecieo. ay ncr.
fter the closing of the SUOtili
Trims. Atlantic malls named above mldl
tlonal supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of the American, English,
French nnd German steamers and remain
open until within ton minutes 'of the hour
of sailing of steamers.
Mail for South and Central America,
Weat Indlea, Etc.
WEDNESDAY' At 9:30 n. m. for 1NAGUA
und HAITI.
tier s.
Hclvernon; nt 10
a. m. for new i ou inijiainu direct, per
s. s. Silvia; nt iz m. lor uuija, yijua
TAN, CAMPECHE, TAHA8CO und CHIA-
I'Ab, per s. H. aiontcrey; via. Havana nnu
Progreso tmull for other parts of Mexico
must bo directed "per a. h. Monterey");'
at 12 m. (supplementary 12:30 n. in.) for
NASSAU, per s. s. Antllla (mall must be
directed "tier h. s. Antllla").
THURSDAY At 12 m. (supplementary 12:30
p. III.) for NAHbAU, UUAJSTA-NA.MU nhll
SANTIAGO, per s. b. Saratoga;' nt IV m.
for YUCATAN, per H. 8. Rnvcnsdalc. via
Progreso! at d:S0 p.,m. for JAMAICA, per
s s. Admiral Srtmnson. from Hoston.
FRIDAY At 10 a. m.' for HAITI, per s,
PrinH Wm. IV Imall for Curncuo. Vene-
zuela, Trinidad, llrltlsh and Dutch Gulnnu
must bo directed "per s. b. Prlivs, Wm.
BATURDAY At 8:30 . m. for UHAZII.,, per
s. a. Wordaworth (mall for Northurn nni-
zli, Argcntinu itepuuuc, Uruguay nnu
Pnmguiiy must uo directed "per s. s.
Wordsworth"); at s:30 a. hi. for ARGEN
TINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY and PAR
AGUAY, per 8. s, Coronda; at 9 n. m. for
PORTO RICO. per-, s. Han Junn, via San
Juun; ut 9 u. m. (supplementary 9:30 a. in.)
for VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per s.
s. Zulla (mull for Savanlllu and Carthn
genu must bu directed "per 8, s. Zului").
at 9:30 n. in. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.)
for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SA
VANILLA, CARTH AG EN A and GREY
TOWN, per 8. s. Aleno (mall for Costa,
Rlcu must bo directed "per s. 8. Alenc");
nt 10 11. m. for CUBA, per s. s, Morro
Castle, via Havana; ut 10 a. m. for Mex
ico, per 8. b, Niagara, via Tamplco (mull
must be directed "per s. s. Nlugara").
MallH for Newfoundland, bv rail to North
Sydney, und thence by steamer, close ut
this otllco dally nt 0:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Mulls fcr Mhiuolon, by rail to
Boston, una tnt-nco uy steamer, ciose ni
tlilH ottlco dally at U:3Q p, m. MallH for
Cuba, by rail to Port 'lumim, Flu., and
thence by steamer, close at this olllce
flallv (extent Sunday) ul 6.00 a. in. (the
connecting closes ure on Monday, Wednes
day una hiituruay). itiuus lor uuua, uy
rail to Miami. Fla.. und thence by steumer.
close ut this olllce every Sunday ut 0;W
a. m. .viaim iur .vu-xico t.uy, overiuuu, un
less specially nddressed for dispatch by
steamer, close Ut this olllco dally ut 1:30
p ni. una 11 aw p. m ivuuis iur uostu uicu,
Belize, Puerto Corlcz and Guatemala, by
rail to New orienns, nnd tnence by Hteumer,
close ni tnis oiucu unuy ui p, in.
(connecting closes hero Mondays for Belize,
Puerto Cortez und Guutemala and Tues
days for uosiu iticu). "itegisterea mull
Closes ut o:w p. in. previously.
Trunn-PncHlo Mulls.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
here daily at tiiJU p. m. up to juiv "i&, for
dlsuatch ner h, b. Zealandla.
iliiils for China and Janan. via Seattle.
close here dally ut 0:30 p. m. Up to July
H7, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. b. Koga
JIaru (reglsteted mall must bo directed
'via Keattie ).
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Phil
ippines, viu can i-rancisco, cipsc hero
dally at 0:30 p. m. up to July "20, In
clusive, iur iiiaimiuu iur s. h. i-eru.
Malls for 'Australia (except Wi-Ht Australia,
Wlllt.ll h"-n vii UUI anil uw viii,i,iii,
which goes via Ban Francisco), and FIJI
Island, via Vancouver, clone hero dully
nt 0:30 p. m. after July G and up to
July 20, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Aoningl (supplementary malls, via Seattle
and victoria), ciose ai u;j p. tn. July "21.
Malls for China und Janun. via Vlincoj ver.
close hern dally nt G:30 p. in. up to July
23, Inclusive, for dispatch per o. a. Em
press of India (registered mull must be
directed -via Vancouver )
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded vln Europe), New
Zealand, i-iji, sanioa and Hawaii, via Han
Francisco, close here daily at 0:30 11. m
ufter July 21 and tin to Julv 27. Inclusive.
or on nrlval of s. s. Etruria, due at New
yorn juiy n, tor aispatcn per s. s. mo
noma.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phll
Innlne Islands, via Han Francisco, close
hero daily Up to July "JS, Inclusive, for
uispatcu per h, b, uopiic,
Trans-Puclllc malls are forwarded tn nort
of palling dally and the schedule of closing
Is arranged an tne nresuinpt on or the r un
interrupted overianu tramm. "itegistorcd
mall closes at ii p. m. previous day,
I'UH.Nisi.iL'tr vain uui '. I'ostmaster.
Postollice, Now' Y'ork, N. Y., July 12, 1901,
GO VERNM ENT NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL AND HOBPI
t.il BulldtnRS and Building Materials.
Department of the Interior, Oftlce of Indian
Affairs, Washington, u, c, Juno 25, iwi,
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
Sealed proposals, endorsed "1'roposals for
llulldtngs, Genoa, Neb.," nnd addressed to
tne commissioner 01 Indian Anutri, Wash
ington, D. C, will bo received at the In
dian Olllce until two o'clock 11. 111. of July
T3, 1901, tir iurntshlng and delivering tho
necessary materials and labor required to
construct nnd Citnnlete at the Genoa In
dian School, Nebraska, a brick school build
ing und n triune hospital building, includ
ing heating und electric lighting system, In
strict accordance with plans, specincntious
and Instructions to bidders, which may be
xnmined at mi umce, tne ouices ot
Tho Ueo." Omaha. Neb., tho "Nebraska
Btato Journal," Lincoln, Neb., tho "Jour
nal," Sioux City, lown, the "Times-
Herald,' unicngo, 111., tne uuuuers- nna
Traders' Exchange, Omaha, Neb., the
llullders' and Traders' Exchange. Milwau
kee, Wis., tho Northwestern Manufactur
ers' Association, St. Paul, Minn., tho U
8. Indian Warehouses at Sl Howard street,
Omaha, Nub.. 235 Johnson street, Chicago,
111., and 7, Wooster street, New Y'ork, N
Y., and at the school. Sealed pro
posals, endorsed ."I'ronosais tor uuiiding
Materials," and addressed to W. H. Wins
low, Genoa, Neb., will be received nt the
Indian school until tun o'clock 11. ill. of
juiy .-, r..'i, for furnishing and delivering
at the school, an required, about 42,1X4 feet
01 luniuer. assorii-11: EiL-.uu Hiuniries. win
dow sash, 25,wo brick, 25 barrels lime, some
sand, nails and hinges, as per list and
speculations at tho school. For further
inionnaiiou appiv to w. it. winsiow, su-
perinienneiu, inuian Hcnooi, uciioa, iseD,
W. A. JCNE8, Commissioner.
St.
RAILWAY TIJII; CARD.
UURL1NGTON & MIS
sourl River Railroad
"Tho Ilurllngton Route"
General unices. North
west Corner Tenth and
Furnam Streets. Ticket
Olllce, 1502 Farnam Street.
Telounoiiu tw. uuningioii oiaiion, ienu
und Muoon Streets. ieiepnotiv i.
IXUVb. Alllltli
t imhiIh itnntlnifl und
' . ' , J.1,1 n 71t lint
AICUOOS. .-" " " '
Lincoln. Denver. Colo-
rude. Utah. UUIIlUHUi." l. ym i .w I'm
Alliance Exuress a 4:2o pm a d:oo pm
i.lnrnln A- lllack H1IU..U 9:W pin u 6:43 am
Montunu, Pugel Bound. .u 9;00 pm n 6:45 am
Lincoln 1- ast siail.. u o;w pm a v.ii um
lv'i..t.itri lli.nlrli-u nnu
l'hu-oln ii 8:10 am blt:55 am
n..nv.T. folarnitn. Utah
and California o;w um
t.i. friwiW. Sil IlL-lld.
Louisville. Pluttsm'th.b 3:20 pm bll:03 nm
11nl1..ttm !.n!tai..lltll A:
Paclllc Junction a 7:10 pm a S:20 am
Uellevue. P'.uttsmuuth Ac
Paclllt junction u .i:iu nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
.enn & council ii tins
Railroad "The Darlington
Iloute" Ticket Olllce. 1502
Farnam Street. Telephone
250. uepot, renin nna
Mason Streets. Tele
phono 123.
mavo. Arrive.
Kansas Cltv Day Ex..., a 9 yM am u 6:05 pm
Kansas City NpoH'.'nl0:W pm a 6:15 "m
8tjosphlSand St. LouhV.'a o:10 pm ail:13 am
a Dally.
CHICAGO. RURL1NGTON
& (juincy iianroau "inc
Ilurllngton Route" Ticket
Olllce, 1W2 Farnam Street.
Telephone 250. Depot,
Tenth und Mason Streets.
Telephone 123.
ijcavc. Arrtvo.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial
a 7:00 am al0:20 pm
Chicago Vectlbule-a Kx.u 4:00 pm a 7:43 um
Chicago Locul Express. a 9:30 um u 4:03 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm u 7:43 am
Fast Mall
a Dully.
a 2:45 pm
FREMCrnT, ELIvHORN &
Missouri valley Rullroud
"The Northwestern
Lino" Genernl Olllces,
United States National
Bunk Uuilding, H. V.
Corner Twelfth und Fur
nam Sts. Ticket Olllce, 1401 Farnam St.
Telephone, 5fll. Deuot, 15lh und Webster
Sts. Tclephune, 115S.
Leave, Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 6:00 pm
Wyomihg, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, Duvld
City, Supeilor, Geneva,
Exeter und Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, v'eiumro ana
Fremont b 7:3o um b 10:25 am
Lincoln, wauo & i re-.
mom b 7:30 am bl0:2o am
Frnmont Local t 7:30 am
c Dally, b Dally excopt sunu.iy. c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday.
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Rullway "Tho
Northwestern Lino"
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone,
LCI. Depot, Tenth and
Murcy Streets. Tele
phone, C29.
Leave. Arrive.
Duyllcht r'hlrnirn Kne-
clal a 7:00 am ull:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:16 pm u 8:40 am
uustern Express, Des
Moines, Murshulltuwu,
Cedar llaulda and
Chicago al0:55 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago und rJaat a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fust Mall. Chicago to
Omaha a 2:45 pm
Omahu-Chlcugo L t'd...a 7:45 pm a s:oo um
I-ust Mull. i , a b:30 um
Cedar rap Ids puingar. u 6:30 pm
a .Daily.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL
Minneapolis & Omaha
Rullway "The North
western Line" General
Olllces. Nebraska Dlv!
slon, 15th und Webster
His. Ultv Ticket umce.
1401 Furnam BL Teleuhone. 561. DeDot.
lain unu weuster aia. Telephone, im,
Leave. Arrive,
Twin City Passenger'.... a (i:ou um u 9:10 pm
Sioux City PuKseiiger..,a 2:45 pm ull:10 um
Emt-rson Local ....b 5:30 pm b 8:30 um
a uuuy
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad -The North
western Line" General
Olllces, United Stutes
Nutlonul Bank Bu lid ng,
B. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Ticket
uiuce, -uui Farnam hi. Teiepnone. Mil. uo
pot, Tenth and Murcy Sts. Telephone, UUI
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express a C:55 am alo:25 pm
Twin city l.tmitrd a T.bo pm u 8:15 um
Sioux City Local u 8:00 um u 3:50 pm
u j.auy.
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Itallroad-Clty Ticket Ol
flee, 1402 Farnam Street,
Telephone, 245. Depot,
Tenth nnd Murcy Streets.
Leave. Arrlvn
Chlcugu Express.
u l:w am a j.iu pm
a 7:15 pm a s;oi um
i-uui
, b 7:00 Utll b 0:40 nm
(jnicugo i.unueu.
.Minneiuious .v. 1.
Minneapolis 4 St. Paul
l.llnlli-il a 7:4oDtn u 8:03 ntn
Fort Dodge Local from
Council ljluriH u 4:00 pm a 8:15 am
Fort Dodge Local from
council mints n u:oo am
a Dally, b Dully excupt Sunday,
Leave. Arrlvn
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express u 6:15 pm n 8:20 um
Kansas City and QUlhcy
i-iocni a t:w am u 9:00 pm
u Dully.
CHICAGO, ROCIC ISL.
and jt Pnclllo Railroad
-'lho Great itor.k
Island Route" uay
Tlckot Olllce. 1.12.1
Woln "tr-'ut- Telephone,
s; Dl'1',"' Tamil un.
Miircy Streets. Tele
phone, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Daylight Spc.u 6:u) um a 2;00 am
.Des MoIiich and Daven-
port Locn a 7:25 am bli:35am
Chicago Express. 111:15 am 11 8 10 am
Des Moines Loeil a 4;20 pm u 4-43 m
Chicago Fast Expres...a 5:0j pm a 123 S
Des Moines. Rock ll- "J '""
und and C'hlcago.a 7:40 pm u 9:35 pm
Rocky Mountain Llm'...a 2:00 nm 11 0:00 am
Lincoln, Culorndo Hpga.,
Denver, Pueblo und
cKdo, Okiahoma' liM pm a 1:15 p,n
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road-General
Olllces and
Ticket Olllces, Southeast
Corner 14th and Douglua
His, Telephone, 104. Depot,
Union Station,
Leave. Arrive.
8t. Louis fcnd Kansas
City Expruss 11 lusW am a 6:2,1 pm
K. C, St. L. Expiesa..u 10:50 pm u 0:15 urn
Leave from 15th und
Webster directs:
NebrasKa i.ocul. Via
Weeplin; .ur b 4:10 pm nl0:45 am
u. Dull. v Dally except Sunday.
' a
nAlLWAT THtn CA1UJS.
UNION PACiriC-'THEJ OVER
l5ni, loute"-Goneral Offices.
SV K Coi.NI2.1h, Ma fatnhm
Streets. City Tlckot Ofllce, 1324
ff Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sis.
!IJtVM A .pl.
The Overland Limited.. a j;io am a 7:30 nm
The Chicago-Portland
Special ... a six im a 7:30 pn
The Fast Mall a S.Stf am a 3:25 tim
Tho Mall and Express .alius pm n 4:16 pm
The Colorado Special ...ull:35 pm a ti:50 um
Lincoln, ueairico nnu
Stromsburg Express.. b 4:05 nm bUAi nm
The l'aclllo Express. ...a 4;25 pm
Tho Atlantic Express... n j.jy nln
Grand Islantt Local b S0 pm b 9:35 am
a Datiy. b vnuy except Sunday.
W ABAS H RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllce. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 322. De
pot, Tenth and Mnrey Sts,
Telephone. ss.
i.eavc. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL-road-Omaha,
Kansas City
fc Eastern Rallroad-'The
Qulncy Route "-Ticket Of
llce, 1415 Furnam 8t. Telei
phone. 322. Depot. Tenth
and Marcy Sts. Telephone,
Leave Arrive.
Louts Cannon Hall
Express .........
Kansas City and Qulncy
I .oral
a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a Daily.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
St. Paul Railway-City
Ticket Oince, 151 Fnrunm
Street. Telephone, 241.
Depot, Tenth and Mason
Streets. Tclrphone, 629
fcsias
mwAun
C.ilcagoT'omahn . Bx. .b 7: am b 3:40 pm
C'l'cugP,.1-l",'.'ll1vXexcept Sunday.
1.OIIV0. Arrive.
Direct Route ta Glasgow exhibition
ANCHOR LINE
Jtraiushlus from New York Weekly fof
tlLVStiOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Baloon 150 and up. Bocond Cabin. 132.50 and
mi Third Class, 126 and upwards.
Korliustrated, folWr tft&tol$?S$&
tlon apply to HENDERSON llUOrilfc.li:.
J.Ca1CMc0NArLY. 1S2S Farnam St..
GEO. E. ADliOTT. 1321 Farnam St.. Omaha.
Summr Tours on Likt Wli"a.n:
KBTMBH.P MANITOU
l-il.lii-f Miit Jiaeklii 1IbiI roiinctl xlth ll
HtV.ohfp Tin" for le arlor. Ewt.rn amd
LEAVM OHICAOO AS PO1-1-8.'
atnnmniilrj Comnnnv.
OFFICE (I DOCKS. Ruth and N. Water St.. Chicago.
ENCIL PUSHERS TO THE FRONT
Joiirnnllt Loud Their l'lnnid
AVIum'U I'rrpnrntory to Flight
Over the Line.
Charles E. Verity, until recently traveling
representative ot tho Western Newspaper
Union with headauartcrs nt omana, nos
been transferred to Oklahoma City, whore
ho becomes runnagcr of a bratich of the
union. Ho Is now In the city and telle
IntercHtltig tales of tho "boom" of govern
ment land in tho Indian reservation soon
to bo opened upon tho borders of tho ter
ritory.
According to Mr. Vorlty tho pioneer in
habitants of the new land are not to re
main unchronlcled, os at least twenty news
paper plants are now packed and ready for
shipment to the townsltcs In tho reserva
tions, so that wllhin a v. ecu rroin ins
opening of tho land nccounts of the event
hv nartlclnants will bo given to me worm
through papers printed upon the land. Tho
tnn-nsltn boomer" la responsible for tno
presence of so many prospective Journals
In the land of promise. Many companies
havo been formed to develop cUHsi which
will bo, probably, as usual, many years
ahead of tho development of tho surround
ing country. The editor, who Is generally
to be the printer nnd reporter, has been
subsidized by the company. If ho Is par
ticularly fortunate he has been "let In on
tho ground flnor" and has In his pockets
ut tho tlmo many certificates, each of
which will bo exchanged for a town lot
when tho company has succeeded In get
ting a patent from tho United Stales for
tho land on which tho town Is to (tnnil.
In other cases tho company has advanced
tho first payment on tho plant of the pros
pective office nnd If tho town succeeds tho
newspaper mnn mny pay the other install
ments, or the paper may go Into tho hands
of a man with tnorp capital nnd lefs ex
perience In frontier nowspnpor work.
Thoro will bo a raco among tho Journal
istic champions of the several pror.pcctlvo
cities to see which slinll first print a
newspaper on the site of tho "future great,"
and many men will claim this honor. The
future historian of the new country may
bo reduced to taking Into account hourn
and minutes, if not seconds to determine
this weighty question, but tho history
makers and not the history writers nro
now busy and nil nro resolved upon mak
ing "our town," tho first In tho country.
PLEADS GUILTY TO THE ACT
James Donnelly, Under Arrest, AI
niltn Mint He la a
I'li-eliuir.
James Donnelly, a confessed firebug, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Sav
age and Dunn und Special Officer Carey of
tho Ilurllngton system. Ho ndmlts having
set flro to the wooden bridge over tho II. &
M, tracks at Nineteenth street last 1-ri-day
and having burned nn outhouse In the
vicinity. He is suspected nlso of having
sot several pthor fires In tho neighbor
hood within thu lust few wcekB.
About midnight of July 12 n trackwalker
discovered that tho timbers of tho Nine
teenth street bridge wero on fire. Aftor
having curried water and extinguished the
blaze ho made au investigation and found
that a switch lamp bad been propped up
underneath tho timbers In such a way that
the flnnio from thu wick would cat Ita way
into the wood. At the sanio tlmo a small
shed a half block farther east was rcen to
be on lire. Flames from this woro com
municatcd to a frame dwelling a few yards
away and both buildings woro almost en
tirely destroyed before tho flro depart
ment arrived. In the charred embers of
the outhouse wue found a switch lamp Ilka
the 0110 that had been placed under tho
bridge.
In tho ofllce of tho chlot of' police yester
day Donnelly admitted having stolen
the switch lamps and having set both fires.
He'Euitl he did it because ha Is accused of
everything, that happens In that neighbor
hood, "and If I'm going to havo the name,"
ho added, "I yant, tho game." Ho says bo
Is being persecuted In the neighborhood
because ot his religion,
Tho bridgo flro might easily have been
the causu of wrecking u train, Special
Officer Carry, says, and thereby resulted se
riously to human lite,
Among other llrcH of Incendiary origin
which havo occtirrod lu this neighborhood
was that of tho night of Juno 28, when
a stublo and dwelling on Twentieth street
near William were burned. Two horaea
wero burned to death tn the stable,
Jumes Donnelly U 23 years old, very
slight ot figure, anil with a great shock
of fiery red hair. He was urrosted once
beforo about u year ago, charged with com
plicity In a "daylight breaking" Job,
James U. Amhcrtnf, Delia, O,, writes: "I
had an obstinate Bore on my face which
everything else failed to heal. After one
application of Banner Salvo It began to
heal and utter three applications It was en
tirely healed, leaving no near.
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