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    THE OMAHA DAILY KEE; MONDAY AIT. I'ST 10, 15)01.
SPECIALNOTjCES
Arivrrtlsftnenta for thrati cnlnmni
tt1I he ItUrn until 12 tn, lir Ihn
evening edition anil nntll H HI) p, tn.
fur iniirBinK unit S it ml it edition.
ItMte, 1 l-3c rroril flrst Inaertlnn,
lo a Trorrt therenrtT. .Volhlnic Inkrn
Inr leia thnn 2rio for the first lurr
tlnn. Three ailrrrtliementa mini be
run consecutively.
Ad vertlarri, ij requesting nnm-brri-d
check, can hare amwcri ad
dremed In a numbered teller In ear
of The Her. Anarrcra a addreaaed will
be delivered on preaeatatloa at t
hack oalf.
SIT V AT 1 1) A S WA XV 1511.
UY SCHOOLGIRL In small, homelike
fnmlly, to work for board. Address H 21,
Bee A-M570 19
WAKTI3IJ-.il A LI2 1 1 r.M.
'".iNTED, experienced soup salesman; re
fly, statltiK age, experience, references,
mlfiry expected. Address C 07. flee.
d-mdi
WANTED- Stark nursery pays cash weekly
If you sell Stark trees. Louisiana. Mls
sourl DansvUle, New York.
D-M203 Sin
WANTED, men who would llko to be bar
bers, wc tenth the work In two month,
donate outfit of tools und grant diploma,
ito trade offers better Inducements, cull
in write, Molor Barber College, pus Far
utn st B-MIll ."J
CIV'IL service government positions; !i.fV')
appointments miuli last yoar; probably
1"0"V this yent; common t-chool tallica
llun required 'or the examination; cata
logue of Information free. Columbian Cor
respondence College, Washington. U. C.
H--M51I lie
ANTED, hurnms makers ntlil Muck sad
dle linrids, none but good inechunles and
i.t'udy memieed apply; A-l wages. Tcn
1 u. Bros'. Saddlery Co,, Dallas, Texas.
B-M l'J5 23
PRINCE OF" OMAHA clgar Our own
trutiufnitire; union made; oc struUhl.
F HtocckerClgnr Co. B-037 21
W NTED. good all around shoemaker, good
wags and sternly work. Apply III S.
(Jib 11 M.173 !!)
WANTED, a boy llfteen to eighteen, with
some hustle to him. nno who has read "A
Message to Gnrcln and can carry one.
Address, In your own handwriting. E 21.
care Ilee. D-M575 !
wavied-female help,
WANTKD.&J0 girls. 1521 DodKc. Tel. S76.
C-teJ
SO UIIIliB, all kinds work. Canadian Office!
j c-uyj
WANTED, by or before Sept. 1, woman
Inusekeeper In small family; pleasant und
permanent home, to right paity. Addiuas
E 3, Hen. C-.M331
WANTED', crfok nnd second girl. MP) Far
nnm Ht C 337
WANTED, Indies who would like, to learn
halrdtesslng, manicuring or massage; wo
teach the work In four weeks, douata o.it
lit of tools und grant diplomas; pohltlnn.i
guaranteed. Call or wrlto, Molcr College,
lfi23 Farnnm st. '. C Mll'.'iJ'
WANTED, girl, general house work; three,'
In family, no children; good wages. Mrs
Hubert H. Hingwalt, WD Worthlimfm
street. C .1!3I '.ij
v ANTKD, girls to work
Omaha Printing Co,
in bindery.
C-MI51 1!)
Olid, wanted for general housework, 2210'',
Farnam Bt. C 122 20'
. WANTED, a housemaid,
nam.
Apply 3U2t) Far
C fdB 20
i on Hi:T-iioisi:s.
IF YOU want your houses well rented
place, thum with lienuua ,t Co. D ODI
TO .MOVE right, got Omaha Van Storage,
Co., olllue lallia Farnam, or tuj. liiU-iiOJ,
" D-osa
HOUaES, store Uemls, l'axton block.
D-0S7
HUE HENHY U. l'AYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
D-&4
HOUSES, etc F. uTwoad, 1521 Douglas"
D (j'J
liOUSES und Data. Hlngwult, Hurker blk.
U-Oj
HOUSES wunted. Wullucc, Drown block.
D-Wl
e-HOOM brick house, modern, 2717 Jackson,
luiepnunu A, Tray nor, -191 or I.-Zosj.
D-Rt3
219 H. 2aTll AVE., ji-rooni houso. ADD
MuDEKN, In good comdtlou; rent, .'a;
unto how lIuho in this Iioubo Is' tu bo mod
ern at tins price; it is a uai'galn; waul
only Al tunuiit. witli references,
OMAHA LOAN ANU TtlUST CO.,
' loth ana Douglas Sts.
D-.M792
10-HOOM, east front, brick house, 3U!i N, 22d
ut., near Davenport, inumre next door.
D-.M279
Full It 10 NT, huusu und harp, all modern,
2137 Sojth 2iU st, Apply lv2 .Marchunts
.Muloii.il li.mk ttldg. DM
7-HOO.M Hat, bl7 South ltith. Clark Powell,
311 Now York Ufe. D-iDl
EHY deslrablo flat In good repair,
located. M. J. Kennard .v Son, a J'J J
well
Drown
tjlucli,
D-691
1707 VINTON street, storo with two llvu
tuoui (lata above. Tho whoiu building luia
lubt been palntud und papered thruughoat.
Will mnkli a vury reubunablo tent to u
guod tenant, or wilt runt separately.
THE OMAHA LOAN .St Till) ST CO..
16th and Douglas StB.
D-M10
MODEHN 7-room house, near prk. 1509
Mi. i'Mlli II 1T'l
D-179
CENTHAI.. uueiiualud, all modern, steam
heat 7-room house.: 5-room lint; 3-room
cultuge. Tltard, 221 N. 21th si.
D-MbM 2u
ONE i & 6-room Hat, modem. 1113 3, Dili!
D
HOl'SES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Hrunnun-lvWe Co., 309 South lath struct.
D iVM
IVIMIAHNEY and 13 So, S2d St., 10 ruoms
each; steum heat; storm windows,
D 3S1 22
b-UOOM modern houao. 110 S, 3lst ave
facing CurtUs Turner park, lnformat on,
pnono i' u .ujit iu-
NICE 6-room house, nil conveniences, luwn,
etc Will Drown, Jr., 721 S. 37th.
D-toi-a-if
Til S. 20T1I. corner St. Mary's Ave.
S toom modern, detached $33.00
?J00 Farnam, 9 rooms, modern 37.50
4117 I'jinain. s rooms, modern, de-
detached, barn, shade 30.00
SSiU St. Mary's Ave.. 9 rooms, modern.
oak finish 30.00
CCIO Dodge, 9 rooms, modern 22.00
L05 S. 33d St . & rooms, cottage, city
water 12.W)
S313 Dcwoy Ave., R rooms, cottage, city
wutcr 10.00
OAHV1N IIHUS. 10l FAHNAM ST..
COMMEHCIAI, NAT' I. HANK HLDG.
D-3S3 19
aEOUOE O. WAt.DACE. HHOWN Ul.OCK
271S Decatur, S-r.. city wuter Jlf..00
2223 Maple. 5-r.. city water 15.00
4i20 N. 21th, 6-r.. modern conveniences.. 15. CO
2314 8ahlor, 5-r., modern conveniences., n.oo
bis S. 33d. 9-r.. modern conveniences.
IIUI ntuii .. aAit'J
322 Capitol Ave., flat, 0-r., modern... . 22. W
D-125
ElOHT-HOOM strictly modern brick house,
.orr.er 2Mb and Popplc-ton Avo.. JlO.
D 123 19
S-HOOM modern cor.
worth
flat.
S101 I.eaven'
d-3;hi an
FIVK-HOOM cottage; gas. water, lawn;
Mini- arhnnl and two cur lines: lino neigh
borhood. J13. Sweet .V- Hendlev, 013 Now
York Life Tel u?2. u 4ai-ia-
THE OMAHA HKAI.TY CO.,
131 DOl'GLAH, U'PSTAIHS.
Center st., $U. 8 rooms,
.7 Franklin St., 15. 5 roonu; alto barn.
; 'Ii st. and poppleion ave., J3J, s rcoms,
it em,
19 Hurt fct . $23, 8 rooms, modrrn,
t N, 27th ave,, $50, 16 room.
d-mw ;i)
nut itnvr hoises.
SIXHOOM house. 6H Pierce St. Apply
c has D. Illrkett, Room .IS, Unrker BloeK.
D-Min-lP
721 fl. 37TH Nice fi-room house; nil eon
Vi nlenees, la-n, etc. Will Jlrown, Jr.
D 101-3-16'
roll HUNT, S-room house. 1st floor, nenr
filch school south front, city water,
sewer; ulso 3-room house, city water, 24th
and flees strets. J A. Lovgren. 421 Pax
ton block. D-M413 21'
TO I.KT, nfter September 1. 9-room modern
hnuse, wills bnrn. H. W. Cor. 32L and Pa
cific sts. D-Mlos
FOR llE.vr-rtll.MSIIHIl ROOMS.
DEWEY. European hotel, 13th and Farnnm
E om
THE THURSTON, cool, airy rooms.
E-fiM
THREE rooms, light housekeeping. 1111
South 11th. E 513
Housekeeping rooms $6 up. 2C23 St. Mary's.
E-150 A22
HOOM. steam heat, bath, $S; room ICG,
N nth. K-M2I0 Slu
NICK room, gas, bath, etc. 1311 Davenp rt.
i:-5"vS S13
HANDSOMISI.Y furnished rooms In Dav
Idge block, lint 6. K-MHl-W'
l,AUCri: front room and alcove, well fur
nished, modern; suitable for two. 2i13
Cuss nt. 12 MI37
Tillll'JK splendidly furnished rooms, with
all the modern conveniences, s.nslc "r
ensulte. Also largu barn fnr tent. No.
m South 2Gth uve. i:-MH3:0'
l lt.MSIini) IMKl.MS ANU IIOAII1).
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-007
DKSIIIAULD rooms. The Pratt. 212 S. 25th
St. F-TuO
HOO.MS anilVoardi" Tho llos'c, 2020 Harney
. street. K-.M9W
OLKNCAIllN, transient $1. day. ICuO i Doug
K-RIS
THE Mcrrlam, summer rrsort, 2.th & Dodgo
F-iVJ
TWO largo front rooms, with board. 1909
Capitol Ave. '''"'V?17
LARGE room, nlcove, newly furnished. 31D
Burt St. V-Z9
DESIHAHI.E rooms, first-Class board. 2V4
Harney. F-379-'.0
NICELY furnished room, with board. 2023
Hurt st. ! ow is
rou iti:T-c.M'ritMsiii'.n houms.
DESK room space, $S per mouth, ground
Iloor room in rue lieo nuiiiung. laenm
Farnam street; no cxpunsu for light, heat
or Janitor service. Ii. C. Peters .t Co.,
Hental Agents, Hco Hulldlng. O ll'J
HOO.MS sultnblo for light housekeeping
in witlinrii bldg.. loth and iiaruey, aru
In Pusey blk S. 16th. O-MIIO 20
rou imT sroiu:s a.mj offices.
FOll HUNT, storo In first-class location;
vent reuuonnme. Apply it. i.. rciers
Co., ground lloor, llee Hldg. I 25
FOH RENT, the building tormeriy occu
pied uy The uee at yiii Mirnnm i. u nus
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The Uee press room.
This will bD rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Hosc
water, secretary, room 100, Hco Hulldlng.
1201
FOR RENT, otllco with vault nnd part first
noor or an top poor, un-iu uarney hi.
Midland Glass and Paint Co., 1110 Harney
Bt. I I3S
FOn RENT, storo building. 703 S. 13th St.:
electric elevator; first floor, suxw; reconu
und third floors, 10x90. Enquire Anheuser
Uusch Hrcwlng association. 1215 Jones st.
1-351 21
AOK.VIS WANTHD.
WANTED", canvassing agents In every
county to solicit subscriptions for tjik
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER nnd
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK- and COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1.400
Imperial octavo pages, 5on object-teaching
engravings and Is the only book on live
stock ever published adapted to tho every
day, practical, money-saving usg of every
farmer and stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agents
In the country with horse, and buggy es
pecially desired. .Canvassers make easily
ICO to $100 per month. Address, Century
t-armor solicitors uurenu, Hco minding,
Omuhu.
J-4S7
AGENTS wnnted; tho Fidelity Trust nnd
Investment company of Chicago Is ex
clusive agent for the snlo of the stock of
the Chicago-Texas Oil Syndicate, ono of
the strongest oil compnnlos of Texas, nnd
wunts rellnblo male and femnle agents;
no capital required; will not Interfere with
other busluetrs; no limit to what active
agents can earn, Address, giving refer
ences and get prospectus. Fidelity Trust
and Investment Co., Stock Exchange
bldg., Chicago, ill, J-M4U9 22
WAVUIU TO HIJXT.
WANTED, 7 or S-room modern house, closo
in; iiLiai nod preicrreu, nest relcremes;
,10 chlldri.li. Addrets E 17, Ilee,
Tel. 1472. C13 N. Y, Life. Htdg.
K-M452 20
WANTED, comfortably furnished small
house for six months by risponsd-la
family of three; excellent ifcferer.cos,
Taylor, with Anthony Ioan and Trust
Co., 313 N. Y, Life. K-M574 20'
vroiiAHi:.
PACIFIC Storago and Wnrehouse Co., 912
Oil Jones, general storage and forwarding.
-701
OM. Van Stor. Co., lSllli Farn. Tels. 1559.S03.
702
STOR AOE Household goods and other
articles stored at low rules. J. J. Delight
& Co., 1119 Farnam St. Tel. 353. -703
WAXTDIJ TO IllIY.
WANTED, circular Iron stairway, second
hand. 9 to 10 teet high; must be cheap.
E o. Hcts N-.MI03 19'
I WANT to buy Six) yards of dirt at 2th
and Poppleton ave. llyron H. Hustings,
212 S. 11th 8L N-M435 J
SEVERAL teams of line, large horses
wanted to purchase, young und sound.
Send full particulars und price. J.
Curlyle. 1U5V First Ave., Seattle, Waah.
N M4SS-20
FOR MALE-Fl llNlTUIli:
CHICAGO Furniture Co.. Hlo Dodge. Tel.
20C0 New and 2dhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged. O 7m
FOR SALE, furniture at n bargain, dining
room, revolving bookcase, folding bed,
etc. 842 S, 22d St. U-559 21
ON ACCOUNT of lenvlng the city 1 will
sacrifice my high-class furniture used two
months, consisting of one heavy brass
bed, one hair mattress, one chiffonier and
dresser, solid mahogany; one dining room
table und leather chairs, one china closet,
one hall tree, one Davenport pnrlor suit,
also parlor nnd dining room rugs, ulso
rockers and feather beds and pillows.
Cull at )icv. No. 200$ Dodge St.
O 400 17
FOR .SALE-HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC
LIGHT omnibus nnd buggies for sulo nt II.
Frost's, Hth and 1-avenworth. P-MS2S
SOME secondhand buggies, good as new.
nnd other bargains hi that line at 130?
Jones St. Ask tor O. M. Hurt. P-M161
FOR SALE
good secondhand, full leather,
extension-top surrey cheap. F. M
i'. a
P-T.M
iouugs, Mm-; Florence boulevard
FOH SALE MINCE I, LAX DO
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
Q-;07
SAFES, standard makes, sold.rented. 114 S. 13
y 7w
BIO line of secondhand wheels, $37$i, $8, $l6!
Omaha lilcvclt Co,, 16th and Chicago Sts,
q-7w
roit .i,i.MiM.i:i.i,AM:t)i r..
TRADK your old wheel In on n new one
t. iha Illeycle Co., 16th nnd Chlcngo fits.
W-71'J
Km timbers for house movers, etc., 40 to
71 ft., cribbing and hos fence. Doui;
las (J-M3S.,
PKACHK9: PUACIIKS! Freestone-, uood
llavor, Joe for Climax basket, 11 50 .'-bisket
crate, J1.25 per bush"l. Apples priced ac
cording! to itunltty. All f. ii b. ears here.
All fresh. Send pay. KoreM Hill Frail
Farm. Fa'l Clly, Neb. lj-5w 19
CHOICE lot of milch cows for sale cheap.
S. T. Campbell. U13 Center St. Q SOI
LPON receipts of price. Jl per bushel, wo
will ship, by express from Omaha, care
fully plcktd, home crown plums. Cash
the only reftteneu taken. Thro. Wll
Hums, tienson. Neb. Q .MIVW 23'
I'KIIJiONAI.,
DIl. HOY. chiropodist; corns and supertlu
ons hair removed by electricity. H. 12,
Frenzcr block. U 71J
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome homo treatment. 31s Ilee lildg.
U-711
M. GOLDMAN & CO.. only perfect ac
cordion pleating plant in the west; malt
orders solicited. Suite, 2t.", Douglus block.
U-717
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING; mall
orders solicited. Omaha Pleating Co., 1.2I
Douglas. U 71S
T'HIVATK hospital for ladies before and
during confinement; bnbles adopted. :M
Oram street. U 71ti
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
r.-nt. White Sewing Machine, lti.'O Doug
las. Tel. 2231. U-715
MME. SMITH, baths. IIS N.Tj, 2dlloor.R 2.
U-M123 S?'
PRIVATE home for ladles before and dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 2i20
Uurdcttc St. Mrs. Ilurgot. U 17 S9
OMAHA Accordion Pltg Co.. 1521 Douglas.
U-71S
DO YOt want a claim In Oklahoma? For
a small fee I can locate you on go d
rovcrnment lund. E 9, World-Herald.
F-M3S7 23
NOTICE Intending purchasers nt tax sales
of any ot the Linton properties are
hereby notlllrd that tho validity of such
sales will be contested to tho highest
courts. (Signed) A. F. Linton.
U-M15S-
WE RENT sewing mnchlnes for 73 cents
per week; we repair and sell needles and
narts for esory machine manufactured.
'Phono 160;!. Neb. Cyclu Co., 15 Harney.
P-M433 317
EXTRA largo Elk head for sale, cheap.
Address E 19, Uee. U-M300 20
DON'T ask your dealer to sell you the
Prime of Omaha at six for a quarter, as
he cannot sell it to you. It sells for 5c
straight. $37 per 1,0"). W. F. Stoockor
Cigar Co.. makers. U MS 21
MO.MIY TO I.OA HEAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Weed, 1521 Douglas.
W-719
5 AND 5'i per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
First National Hunk building. TellCIS.
WANTED, city loans, bonds und warrants.
George Company, 1001 Farnnm .rcr!j
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Farnnm Smith Ac Co., 1320 Farnam St.
W-72S
WANTED, city nnd farm loans: nlso bunds
nnd wnrrants. H. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Farnam St.. Hoc llldg. W-731
LOANS on pastern Nebraskn nnd western
lown farms ut 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay $luo or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Hrennan-Lovo Co., Sua S.
13th St.. Omaha, Neb. W 726
$50.or) SPECIAT, fund; loans $500 up; lowest
rates. Garvin Uros.. 1604 Farnam.
W-995
$300. $400. $50T private money to loan; 1, 2, 3
or 5 years. W. L. Selby, Hoard of Trade
Bldg. W 722
MONEY to loun on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brcnnan-Love Co., 309 South 13th.
W-723
4Vi TO 5 P. C. money. Hemls, Paxton Hlk.
W 72f
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
W ToO
W. H. MEIKLE. 101 S. 15th St.. loans money
on resiucnce properly hi a per ccni.
W 1:4
MO.M:V TO I.OA.V CHATTELS.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan $10 and up on furniture, pianos,
horses nnd other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
Without mortgage to people holding perma
nent positions, tou cup get tne money in
a few hours after making application nnd
take 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, C months or more In which
to pay It back, and you need not pay for
It ono day longer than you keep It. We
charge nothing for papers and we give
you tho full amount hi ensh. There are
no lower rutcs than ours; our terms ure
the easiest; our business Is confidential
nnd our motto Is "try to plenso."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN Co.,
119 Hourd of Trade Hldg. Tel. 229j.
(Established 1S92.) 300 S. 16th St.
X-733
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
On household furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc., In two ho urn' time; also to
salaried people on their ylaln notes, with
out security. Easiest payments and low
est rates In Omaha. Private Interviewing
room. American Loan Co., room 312 Drown
block, cor. 16th nnd Douglas Sts.; entrance
on 16th St., opposite Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
X-733
LARGEST BUSINESS In LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; easiest terms; 10 nlllces In princi
pal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade
Bldg. X-731
LOANS ON SALARIES, FUHnTtURI
live stock, etc. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 033 (top
floor! Paxton block, northeast corner 16th
nnd Farnnm; entrance on 16th street.
X 733
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Rccd, 319 S. 13.
X 736
MONEY loaned on pianos, furnltui"-. hnrsjs,
cows, Jewel-y. Duff Green, R. !, Barker blk
X-137
WE LOAN money to silarled people on
their note at lowest rates; strictly confi
dential; pay weekly, semi-weekly or
monthlv. Room 303, Paxton block. 3d floor
Rcllnble Credit Co. X-739
MONEY loaned on plain note to rnlarlcil
oeople business confidential; lowest rates,
bll Paxton block. Tho J. A. Hutton Co.
X-791
The most" satisfactory- PLTrEto
make loans on furniture, piano or salary.
ROOM 311 BROWN BLOCK, entrance op
posite Y. M C. A. Bldg.. 16th St. Try It
and you will bo sure and repeat the dose.
X-M!il9
III SI.MS CHAM'
HOTEL furniture and fixtures of 26 r"om.
completely equipped, only house in good,
live country town, doing profitable bml
ncss; rnt low, furniture and lease bar
gain. J. H Johnson, N Y. Life
Y-.M529 2)
BAKERY "AND CONFECTIONERY. fn
Iowa town, doing good business; bet
reason for selling; can be had right. J. II
Johnson, N. Y Life. yjf,2
COAL AND FEED huslness. best lorut'on
good trade, owner has other ente'prlse;
might consider good Innd. J. II. Johnson,
V Ufe Y-.M527
DRUG STOCK. $irtnodtnwn, nlc hutl
ness: If you have good, clear land n
Blaliif. Loup. Garfield or Wheelir coun y
Nebraska, write me J. H. Johuon N Y
'-lf' Y-.M5:6 19
WHO LKS ALETO B A CCO a ml oirnr l.,wi.
ncss, with team, wagon and cltv route;
paying hiifiirjs: If ynu want nlre bus nss
better Investigate. J. II. Johnson N Y
Life Y -MVS lo
FURNITURE of 11-rrom flat. comp!eev
equipped with llrst-rlars furniture tl ir
Incatlr n. filled with r miners only, rea on
able rent, furnace heat nnd bath, fl'--
penlng, bargain. J, 11, Johnson, N Y
Dlfe. , Y-Miil
nrxi.M'.sx (-iiam'i:k.
CIGAR, news nml laundry pacience busi
ness, line location, guod traibj. low rent.
It's a bargain. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life
Y-.MM3
HOTEL, only $2 house In city 2f..d") souK
dec trie lights, steam heat, bftth, IK sleni
lug rooms, gor.d business, completely
equipped; owner obliged to leave city; sell
furniture, piano and lease at bargain; line
opening. J. 11. Johnson. N. Y. Ufe.
Y-MVtt 19
JKWHLHY STOCK In live country town,
doing good business; owner obliged to
illscontlnje; little money will buy It. J.
H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-M530
FOR SALE or trade, hnlf or whole Interest
in drug store; hardwood iloor, Matthews
gas machine, toda fountain, etc.. in a
lively county seat. Thyroid-Lymph v.,
t) Bee Bldg. 710
TELL ME WHAT YOt HAVE. TO SELL.
TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT TO BUY,
IF I DON'T FIND YOU A DEAL
YOU MAY SAY I NEVER THY.
J. H. JOHNSON.
MI New York Life Bldg.
The Real Estate and Huslness Chance Man,
Solicits Your Huslhens.
McrchandlK- Stocks, Hotels lund Rooming
Ileuses for Sale or ExeJiruigc.
Y-94?
WANTED, ladles of ability to manage
branch offices. Thyroid-Lymph Co., 6-D
Hco Bldg , Omaha. Y M133
A VERY attractive Investment Is offered
in th stock of the Golden Hod Olt com
pany of Omaha; absolutely ivifu nnd sure
to pay large dividends; only u llm t -d
amount for sale nt par. Call or write for
full Information. Olllce 1311 Davenport St.
Y-M15)
LINDELL HOTEL, first-class, good busi
ness, furnishings complute; price, J2.000;
Investigate. William .Miulgctt, Hastings,
Neb. Y-MIM
FOR SALE, furniture of tl-room flat, com
plete!) equipped; tilled with first-class
roomers und boarders; rcross Income per
month $10; rent, $50; llm loyntlon; steam
heated; lady obliged to go east: a rare
bargain; teeing- Is believing. J. II. John
son, N. Y. Life. Y M350
CIGAR and news stand, with soda foun
tain, line furniture of :i rooms, good laun
dry pnekngo business, good location; party
going in uuiinio; sou cueup. j. u. John
son, Sll N. Y. Life. Y-332-
$25-1 BUYS first-class bnrlH-r shop In ex
cellent town. If tuken at unci-; grand op
nortunlty for good barber. Address E 9,
care Bee. Y M3S2 12
OIL and gasoline business, catubllshed 13
years; controls fino customers; route In
heart of clly; team, harness and oil
tanks, wagon, fA) 6-gallou cans nnd every
thing complete, an exceptional oppor
tunity for one with small capital to get
Into paying huslness quickly; owner leav
ing city; must be sold nt otico. J. II.
Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y 393
FOR SALE and exchange, nil kinds of
merchandise; also big ranch, tools nnd
stock, $12.0c worth $20.(.. T. M. Cllnc,
123.S O. Lincoln, Neb. Y Mill 19
Milt SALE HE A I, ESTATE.
If ynu want to buy
A house and lot,
i vnennt ot.
A farm or
A garden tract,
Don t rail to see us, as wo
Have a good list of bargains.
THE BYRON REED CO.. 212 S. Hth st.
HE-MI3J 20
GEO. E. GIBSON, 1009 Farnam. will sell
you a ii-room nojso ami lot on monthly
uuvments for Sl.lol.
Or n ti-room, new, modern houso nnd full
lor lor i,.'ii; sman cash payment and
monthly payments.
Or a D-room modern cottage nnd lot, all on
Kruuuu uoor, ti,?Jjo.
grocery stock and buildings; nlso 9-room
house nnd good will of business; tho
business will pay three thousand dollars
u veur
See me. GEO. E. GIBSON 1609 Farnam.
-itn. I.jIJ iu
2,5CO FOH 9-room. all modern, house; best
l,n...nl 1.. TT... ........ ttt.. . ... . ..
tiAiKiiii in j-vuuiii.e i-iiiL-u; one locuiiou;
$l,WO cash, balance long time. Sco me
quick If you want It. J. TL Johnson. N.
V. Life. a HE M531
rou b,u.kiiw a i. -i.-cif iTd
WILL exchange clear, improved and tinlm-
jiiuvi-ii eny property ior oucumiKTed Im
proved city real estate, orticres partially
encumbered.
WYMAN. SHRIVKR CO.,
New York Life Building.
RB-331 19
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. L. LIFE,
HE-742
FOR stock ranches, hay lands a.nd Irrigated
rarms in Lincoln county, nebraskn, wrlto
to Buchanan At Putterson. real estate
agents, North Platte, Neb. RE 391 26
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON. 913
x. i,ne, uuy anu sen. inquiries invited,
RE 7s3 A30
HOUSES, lots, farmt, ranches, loans; also
ure insurance, norms, l-axion ill it.
UK 741
HOUSES nnd lots In nil pnrts of city; also
acre property nnd farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co., Room C52 Beo. Building.
RE-741
RANCH nnd fnrm lands for saJo by tho
Union Pacific railroad company. U.- A.
McAllaster, land commissioner. Union Pa
clflc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
HE 745
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Furnnm St.
FOR SALE.
IRRIGATED LAND.
Why rent when you can buy Irrigated land
for $25 per ncre. with u perpetual wuter
right that guarantees you a crop every
yeur? Land within live hours' rldo ot the
best market in the country.
These lands can only be bought of W. II.
Green or D. R. Buck, 406 N. Y. Llfo bldg.
RE-M103 A3P
TWELVE of tho finest and cheapest lots
In the city In block 16, Wilcox's First
addition.
Lots facing 24th street, east front, all
an grade $600
Lots facing 25th street $500
$110 cash, balance on easy terms.
Also homes In any part of the city, cheap,
on easy terms. Cull nnd see W. II. RUS
SELL, 12(1 Hamge Hldg., city. RE-MI91
IIICVCLES.
CLEARING sale at big reduction In prices:
Nonpareil. $25.00. now $l).00; Shnplelgh
Special. $30., mw i2.'l.ii. Hudson, $lo.iji,
now $23.00; Fentherston. M. E.. $300. now
$20.10; Fentherston M. 22. $40.lm. now $33.iO;
Andrae, $I0.(, now $32.oo, Rugby Roadster,
$40.00, now $;rj..'i0; Hugbv Racer 115.00, now
$35.(0. Secondhand wheels from 5. up.
Tires, $1.50 und up. Headquarters, for re
pairing nnd sundries
LOUIS FLEHCHER, 1622 CAPITOL AVE.
114 24
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y, L. Bldg Tel
1664; Alice Johnson, D. O. ladles' ilept
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst. Mgr. 744 '
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Hlk? Tel. 1367
-719
A. T. HUNT. D. O., 303 Karbuch Blk. Tel.253:
750
MRS. JOHN R. MUSICK. D. O., osteo
pathic physician, Douglas block.
326 A19
SIIOHTIIAMI AMI T VPKWIUTIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT S school. 717 N. Y. Llfo.
-7te
BOYLUS' College, court reporter principal,
Bee Bldg. 753
NEH. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. -jo
GREGG Shorthand, urn. C. Col., 10 & Doug
-761
MCKEL PLATI.VG.
STOVES, lamps, etc.. replated. Omaha
Plating Co.. Beo Bldg. Til. 2135. mr f
PATENTS.
WILL Hl'Y any good Invention or patent.
Address Lock Box 760. Des Moines, In
. -746
Ft '.t.MTUti: ItEPAIIllXG.
TEL. 1331. Jl. S. Walklln, 2111 Cumins 37
-757
WAvnin to noititow.
WANTED, to borrow $l.noo home timm-v nt
7 pet cent on k.o, rental prrprty Ii
South Umaliu. 2 to 5 ears. Addrrss K 7,
Bee. ,tM ft)
,Al Mill V.
OMAHA Stnm laundry; shirts. 7c: col'nrs
2c; surfs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth Tel DI7
-2
HOII.EH .M K Ells,
OMAHA Holler Work", steam boilers, tnk
stacks, etc. Tel. rM. 13th and lzird 9l.
-7oJ
'Aims roit itH.vr,
4- ACHES J miles south of Gretna. S.irpy
oonnty, Net. Duff Green, Room i. Barker
Block. Omaha. 531
S T.UIMEItlMi AM) STl l-t'l'.lt I.Mi,
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Hldg.
751
t'A WMIHOK Hit S.
EAGLE Iar. Olllce, reliable, accommodat
ing, all huslness confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-731
riMIIMi AMI PLEAS! RE RESORT.
IF YOU want good bass and croppy fishing
go to Dingdiin. Mo. Very best of h .tel
nccninmodatlotis Plenty of boats a ,d
minnows. Write H. A. Dlttmar for rates.
CA It I'ENTEII S AMI .lOIMHIS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd rennlrlnir
promptly attended lo. J. T. Ochiltree. IDth
una iiKi- tits. 1170
I.IHiAI. Mi l ICES.
ADM t KA 1,1 1 SEIZURE - STEAMBOAT
"JACOB R1CHTMAN."
CITATION.
United States ot America, District of Ne
braska, as.:
Whireas. A libel has been tiled In tho dis
trict court or the United States for tho dis
trict of Nebraska, on the 30th day of July.
by Caleb Haley us llbellant in a cause
of tort, civil und maritime, auulust the
i steamboat "Jacob Rlclitmau," her apparel,
' tackle and furniture, and praying tho usual
process and monition of the court that all
j persons interested In said steamboat, her
, tackle, apparel, mni hlnery nnd furniture,
; may be cited to appear anil answer tho tire-
mises, anu an due proceedings being find,
that said steamboat muy bo decreed to be
sold, and the proceeds thereof distributed
! ncconllng to law.
'Iherefore, In pursuance of said monition
under the seal of snld court, to me directed
and delivered on the 31st day of Jul. 1W1.
I do hereby give notice generally unto all
persons having or pretending to have any
right, title or Interest In said steamboat,
called the "Jacob Hlehtman," her tackle,
apparel, machinery nnd furniture, to np
pear before the. said court In the city of
Omaha, in said district, mi the 2d day of
September. 1901. next (If It be n court day,
or else on next court day thereafter), at lo
o'clock forenoon of said dav. then and them
to nnswer the said libel, nnd to mako
known their allegations In that hchall.
Dated at Omaha In snld district this "th
day of August. A. D. lWd.
T. L. MATHEWS.
United Sfntcs Marshal for tho District of
Nebraska. AugSD15t
O V E 1 1 M E.N T " OT 1 V E.
PROPOSALS.-Sherldan. Wyo . Aug. 13,
01, oealed proposals, In triplicate, will bo
received hero until 11 a. m. Sep ember 14.
VOOl. for constructing, plumblni;. heating
mid electric wiring, barrack building, brick,
nt Fort MacKenzle, Wyo. United States re
serves the right to accept or reject any or
nil bids, or any part thereof. Information
furnished upon application. Envelopes con
taining pioposals should bo Indorsed. "Pro
posals for Construction. Plumbing. Heating
and Electric Wiring." and addressed Cap
tain R. L Brown, Quartermaster.
AIM 4t S10 lEiI
Direct Route to Glsittun exhibition
ANCHOR LINE
jtrnmaliilvia Irota len York Weekly for
GLASGOW VIA LONUU.MJKIlll Y.
Saloon, $50 and up. Second Cabin. $32.50 and
up. Third Class, 2ri and upwards.
For Illustrated folder and further Informa.
Hon apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Chicago, or
J. S. McNALLY. 1323 Farnam St..
OKO. E. ABBOTT. Ull Farnam St.. Omaha.
I'OSTOFFICK NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY by all interested,
as changes may occur ut nny time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending August
21. lfUl, will close (PROMPTLY In ull cases)
at the general postoillco as follows: Parcels
fiost malls close one hour earlier than clos
ng tlmo Jhown below. Parcels post malls
for Germany close- ut 5 p. m. Monday and
Wednesday.
Regular and supplementary malls closo
at foreign brunch half hour later than clos
ing time- shown below.
Tin 11 nu Ha 11 tie .Hulls.
TUESDAY At 6:30 u. m. for EUROPE, p r
s. s. uinn via soutnampton and Bremen
(mull for Ireland must be directed "per
3. s. Inhn"i; at 7 n. m. for ITALY, per
s. s. Aller vhi Naples (mall must be di
rected "per s. a. Aller").
WEDNESDAY-At K a. in. for EUROPE.
per s. s. Oceanic via Queenstown: at -3
a. m. (supplementary in n. in.) for EU
ROPE, per s. s. Zealand via Cherbourg.
Southampton und Antwerp (mall must In
directed "per s. s. Zeeland").
THURSDAY At 6:30 a. in. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Columbl 1 via Plymouth, ch r-
bourg and Hamburg (mall for France
must be directed "per s. s. Columbia 1 .
nt 7 a. m. for FRANCE, per s. s. La Gas
cogne via Havre (mall for other paits of
Europo must bo directed "per s. s La,
Gascogne"); at 10:30 a. m. for ITALY,
per s. s. Dimbardla via Naples I mail must
be directed "per s. s. Lombardlu").
SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. M.iasdam (mult
must be directed "per s. s. Maasdam'i;
at :3o a. m. (supplementary lo a. rn.i for
EUROPE, per s. s. Lucaulu via Queen-i-town;
at 9.30 a. m. fur SCOTLAND di
rect, per s. s. Furnessln (mall must be
illt-ei-ted "per s. s. Furnessln"); at 11 a m.
for DENMARK direct, per s. s Hckla
(mall must be directed "per s. s. Ilekla").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC This steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pa
pers and Samples for Germany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe wl'I not be sent by this ship
unless specially directed by It
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls nnmed above addi
tional supplementary malls nro opened on
the piers of the American. English,
French and German steamers and remain
opto until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sailing of stenmer.
Jlnlls for South 11 ml Central Atnrrleu,
West Indie, i;te.
TUESDAY At 9 a. tn. for BRAZIL, 1 tr
p. s. Coleridge (mall for Northern Hi a II
Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Piru
guai must bo directed "per s C I.
Idge"). at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 30
n. ml for CENTRAL AMERICA n-x.-tit
Cost 1 Rica) and SOUTH PAC'IFl '
PORTS, per s. s. Finance via Colon imul.
for Guatemala must be dlr'Cted "per s. m
Finance")1 at 12.30 p. in (supplementary
1 p m I for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS,
per s. s. Monmouthshire (mall for Guade
loupe. Martinique. Barbados, British
Dutch and French Guiana must h- il -rerted
"per s. s. Monmnuthrh re "1; nt 1
p. m for GUADELOUPE, MAR I'lNIQI'F,
BA HI! A DOES. BRITISH. DUTCH anil
FRENCH GUIANA, per s. s. Talhman.
nt 6 30 p tn for JAMAICA, per s. s
Admiral Farrngut, fr m Boston; nt 11
p. m. for JAMAICA, per H. s. Harnstnble
from Philadelphia.
WEDNESDAY-At 9:3n a. m. for IN OUA
and HAITI, per s. s. Ml. Vcruon. at
10 a m for NEWFOUNDLAND dn-'i.
per s b Silvia; at 12 m. for CUBA. YUCA
TAN. CAMPEi 'HE, TABAPCO and 1 HI
APAS. per s. Havana (mall for . the
parts of Mexico must be directed "pe:
s. s Havana")
THURSDAY -At fi.30 p. m. for JAMAICA,
per s. Admiral Schley, from Hos'on.
FRIDAY-Al 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. s
Yucatan via T.unplco (mall must h i'I
rected "per s. s Yucit.iu"), at 4 n in
for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC IRC
Gl'AY and PARAGUAY per s A a
blstan. ut 11 p. m for NEWFOUNDLAND
per s. s. ("orean. from Philadelphia
SATURDAY At 9 a m. isupplcmentn'y
9S0 u m i for PORTO Rico (via San
Juan) CURACAO and VENEZUELA, ner
s. e, Maracatbo (mall for Savanllla a ad
po-Torricr. miiice.
Cartha-tena mint l ,ilre. i-.l ,-
Marat ulbo ,nt'.;i,t m ininpl. tn
YlV. .". '"r KnRTl'NK IM WD
AJJ.'VlA SAVANILLA an.l CHIH
GKNA, pet s s Atho nn.ill f-r c -1 1
It lea must Ik- dlritteil . r - I
at 9.t a. in. (supplement. ir 1 1 10 , m
for HAITI and SANTA MART A. p. 1 s
Aljw, ut 1" n. m for CI ' It A. per
Mexico vIm llavanu. ut 12 .,0 p m f,.r
MATANV.AS, CAIBAHIEN. Nt EVIVA".
G IHA HA and HARACO.V. p r s
Curltyba (ordinary mull on.y. which mu
be dllt'Cted "irr s. s. Cnrltyb.i '1. nt I p
in (supplementary l.ii p in 1 r..r HKlv
Ml DA, per s. s. TrhUdid.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by sti-am-r. clou at
this olllce dally at C:JU p in (ennm ctln
close hire every Mondnj. Wcdniml i .111,1
Saturilayi. Mai's for Mlquelon. by rail to
Boston, a in! thence by steamer. oloe ut
this olllce dally at C.jn p. m. Malls Tor
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fin . ami
thence by steamer, close at this otbVe
dally at ti a. 111. (the connecting closes
are on Monday, Wednesday and S.iti.i
du) M tlls for Mexico City, overl.uul
unless spei laity addressed for dl-piitih hi
steamer, close at this olllce dally at 1
1 in. und 11 p. in. Mal!i iur Ci.stn HI-.,
Holhte. Puet to t'orte. and Guateiu.ila. uy
rail to New Urle.ins. and Hit lie- by
steamer, close at this olllce dallv at 1 ;)
p. m (connecting eloses hero Mnid.as
for Belize .Puerto Curler, and Ouuu ma'.a
and liiesi'av- Tor Costa Hi. .11 "Hrus
tcreil mall closes at 6 p. m prcvluiu di
Triins-l'iiellle Mnli.
Malls for Australia (except Wist Vi.lr.lu
which goes via Europe, uinl New . Hand,
which goes via Sun Fraiu-lsi-o. anil FIJI
Islands, via Vancouver, close lurt dally
nt 6:30 p. in. up to August "H in. lusi.e
lor dl.'.iHtch ier s. s. Wurrlmo., ,0 ,1,01
mentnry malls, via Seattle und Victor, i
i lose nt r, 30 p m August !!! nn.ill must
tie illieeled "via Vancouver 1
Malls for China and Japan, via Tn na
close here dally at 6:;tO p. nt. up ii u
gust IS, Incl.islve, for illspati-h pi r s s
ulymplu.
Malls for Hawaii. China nnd Japan and
Philippines, via San Francisco, cloxe here
dally at 6.30 p. tn. up to August 22. ln
cluslxe, fur dlspati h per s. s Guelli
Malls for Hawaii, la San Francisco, close
bote dally ut !.: p 111. up to August 26.
Inclusive, for dliputoh per s s M.irlnnsn
Malls for Hawaii. Japan, China and Philip
pine Islands, via San Friinclscu. -.wi n
dally at 6-30 p. m. up to August la I -elusive,
for dispatch per s s. Hong
Marti.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver
closo lu re dally at 6:30 p. in. up t S p
tember "3, Inclusive, for dDpati h pi r s
Empress of chlnn (register, d mall most in
directed "via Vuncouvot 1. Mall, except
merchanill'-e which cannot be forwarded
via Canada, for the U. S. Postal Agent at
Shanghai, closes at 6.30 p. tn. previous
day.
Mulls for Australia (except West Australia
which Is forwarded via Europe). Now
Zealand. FIJI. Samoa und Hawaii, via 1 :
Francisco, close here dally at (i:2i p
after August '1S and up to Seplem
7. inclusive, or on arrival of s. s l f.i
brlu, due at New York September 7, tor
dispatch per s. s. Ventura.
Trnns-Paclllc malls are foi warded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of clos
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. previ
ous dav.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
PnstofHce, New York. N. Y., Aug. 16. 1901.
I
IIAILW.W TIME ( Alll).
CHICAGO & NORTH
w -stern Railway "1 he
Northwestern Llnu '
City Ticket Olllce. 1401
Fdinuiu St. Telephone,
101, Depot, Tenth aim
Marcy Streets. Tele-
P no nu, uii.
u-uvc,
Spe-
a 7:00 am
a 4:15 pm
Arrive.
nll:30 pm
a S:1U am
Daylight Chicago
clal
Chicago l'assngir
Eastern Rvnr.v
ues
Moines. Marshall tow. 11.
e.euur itap-us and
Chlenirn
al0:55 am a 4:05 pm
Eauterr. Suoclal. Lhl
cago and .cast a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
t "si -Man. inicugo to
Um..lia
Omaha-Chicago L'1'd...u 7:45 pm
l-aat Mall
Cedar rapids Pasnsot.
a 2:45 pm
us uiu
a a ;'M am
u Ij-.m pm
u. iuiiy.
FREMCmT, ELKHORN &
Miubouri v'alley itauroaa
"Tim Northwvsturn
Line" General Ofllces,
United states National
Bank Building, S. W.
Corner Twelfth und Fur-
i,at u... Ticket (Jnicc, l4ul Furnam St.
Telephone, 661. Depot, 15th ana WoDstcr
els. J ilephone, 14s.
Leave. Arrive.
Black liCIs, Dendwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper ana
Dougius d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hustings, Xoric, David
City, oupcilor, Geneva,
Kxeter und be-wurii....t 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, veiuigro ana
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Lincom, -a quo & Fr-
mom b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Fremont Local c l;sn am
c Dally, ti Dally excop. auuuay. c Sun
day oui d Daily cz.i:cpi Saturday, a
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Uniuhit
itutlway "Tho North
western Line" General
urates, Nebraska Divi
sion, loth and Webstar
Sts. City Ticket Uttlcc.
tioi 1-ariiam 8f- Telephone, 561. Depot,
Uih unu Webster sis. ;ieiepnono, ki,
Leave.
Arrive.
Twin -lty Passenger..
Sioux City Passenger.
Emerson Local
a Dally
,a C;w um
.a 2;)5 pm
.b &:3U pm
a ii:lo pm
allilu um
b b:J0 am
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Line" General
Unices, United States
National Dank Building,
S. W. Coiner Twoirtn
and Farnam ots. Ticket
ultice. Farnam St. Telephone, HI. Do
pot. Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone, t.29.
i.euvo. arrive.
Twin City Express a 6:00 um
Twin City Limited a 7:u pm
Sioux City Local u. saw am
u Dally.
alo:2J pm
u b;la am
u 3:50 pm
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad City Ticket Of-
..... ...... . J . . L U
lice. 1102 Farnam Street
Telephone, 245. Depot,
I.CUVU,
,, a i:u( am
a 7:45 pm
. ;aul
b 7 ',03 am
, Paul
Arrive.
CI. ,. w orsS
a a;lo pm
a S;w um
Cnlcugu Llnille-d.
MlniicuiOlis iV H.
Exiirest
Mmiie-apohs a at
b 3:40 pm
a 8:05 nm
a 8;1S am
l.lllinoci
e-r.r, i-i.il.T.. 1 o.'tl from
.a I:lopm
Council Ululla b 4:50 pm
t.-., 1 in1.,., i.oi-.-il from
Council Bluffs ft G.00 am
a Dully, b Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
St. louls Cannon Ball
Express a 6:15 prn a 5:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local - 7.0) am u S:00 pro
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and A: Pacific Railroad
Ti f . T(Jrell Hciclt
lslund Routo" cm
Ticket Otllce, 1323 Fur.
nam Street. Telephone.
Ui. Depot. Tenth unu
Marcy Strceis. Te-ic
Dlluno. C2-J.
Leave. Arrivo.
Chicago Daylight Spe... a 6:00 am a 2:00 um
D. M-.inos and Daven
port lAca u7:25nm a 9.33 nm
Chli ago Express till. 15 am bll,V)nni
Dew Mulnes l-ocal a 4:2") pm bll -frj airi
Chicago Fast Jixpresi..a i.ov ,,i 4l ..'
D.s Moines. Rock Isl- 1
und nnd Chlcugo. .n 7. D pm n f 10 am
Rocky Mountain Llm.. a 2:0)nm aCMnm
n.to'oin, Colornuo Spgs.,
De-nver, Pueblo and
West a 1:30 pm a 1-15 nm
Colorado, uklahotr.a & ' ',J pm
Texas Flyer a 5.20 pm a 9-:o am
a Daliy b Daily excem Sunduv.
UNION ICIFlC."THEVElT.
Und llouiu'; -General OOlcei.
iy L. Cor. Ninth and Farnnm
Streets. City Ticket Olllce, UU
Depot. Tenth and Marcy ats
'le-ie-phone-. C29,
Lcuvo.
Tho Overland Limited, .u b:.m um
The Chlcago-Portlunii
Special a S;23 urn
The J'art Mall ' l:IW am
The Mall und rixpresa .all:3j pm
Tho Cuio.-ado Spciul ,.iU;35 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express .b 4:05 pm
The Pacific Exprcjs....a 4:23 p,n
Tho Atuntle Esnresa...
nr.ind Island l.ocal b S:30 nm
Arrlvo.
a 7.30 pm
a 7:30 pm
a 3 25 pm
a I .25 p,n
a 6:50 um
bl2;33 pm
a fl-CO am
b 9:35 am
a Daily, b Daily except Sunday,
4fe
it Ui.w 1 nu. t itii.
I.Lt.Ntj n N .V Mid
t. uii lnoi Railroad
1 lu 1 .11 iiKt.X) Itoule
liv 11.1. c-iiicer, North
in 1 -1 vii... i , nth und
1 .1 1 .t.ii Mitels Ticket
Ullo. .a. 1 arnum Mrtot.
'reieiiiu-iiL- -oo,
Luiiii.gniu stutljii, Tctitb
i.u .M.ioOll Sttcet.
nifi' iuim izi.
ixiaxi.. Arrlvo.
Lincoln. Huailnit'i "J
McCooa as:4oum a 7.33 pm
Linci-it,. Deliver, Colo
rado, i titli, Cuuior. la a l.2i pm 11 3.W pm
Ai.i.uiL- 1. . i..! . a w put u o.i.u pm
lan-.in Hiii.k HI1U..U 9:uu pin n 6. is am
Montana, 1 ufvi i-kmnd..a VM pm u t,.li am
Lincoln Fast Mall t 3.v0 pm u ii.17 uiu
Wlinulc, Ue.itlicu utld
Lincoln a 4:40 um bll;GS am
Deiivr. Coi.Tuiio. Clan
ui.d e .uiforin.i a 6:15 am
Full Clonk, So Bend,
Louisville i'I ilis'ii in.o 3:2v) pm bll:0S ara
f via . I .atum. u'.h
Pacitit: JuiiLtluii ... .1 7:lo pm a S:2v) uia
Bcllevue, P.itttsmouth ,u
1 11 Junction a 3:19 ntn
a lui y b Daily except januay.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO-
t. semi ,t c.uncll HI 11 ft .4
Laiiioud ' llle Hurllngton
1.. a- Tl. k. t Ufllcc, 1SDJ
1 art aim Street Tclephona
w" uii 01, 1 emu una
.Maso
I l.io c
Streets.
Tclu-
12s.
Leave,
a i am
1110 Jo put
Arrive.
a b.vo pm
a C.15 am
Knus.is Clij D. 1 x
Kansas Clb Nu''1 '
St Louis F -v. i ' y
Joseph nnd SI U ill
a Dally
a 0.10 ptn all. 15 a .a
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
,v guinc) Itailio.ui- Tho
Hurilngli.n Route "-Ticket
Olllce, 1j02 Farnam Street,
'i'tlephono 260. Depot,
'lentil ulid ilaaun Stteoli.
Telephone 123.
Leave. Arrlvu.
!'.! light
eial ...
ChlCULTL,
ano Sue-
a 7.00 am
alO:20 pm
u 7:45 am
a 4:05 pm
a 7:45 um
a 2:13 put
Ml'Ulei 1Cx.11 4:0J pm
Chicago Local Express. a 9:30 am
ChUugu Umlted a i:U) pm
1-u-t Mall
Dully.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
r .ad Genci.il Ofllcea and
Ticket Ulllccs, Southeast
Corner Hth and Douguu
his. Telephone, 104. Depui,
iiih.ui station.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Si I m nnd Ualisas
City Express a lu.00 am a 0:23 pm
K. C, St. L. Express, .a 10:50 pm a C:15 am
1 avo from Dili und
ebstir c?trct:
Nebrusa.i uocal. Via
v it t:
a Dally.
vain b I 10 pm nlOMSam
Dallv except Sunday.
OMAHA ST. LOUIS UAH..
road-Omaha. Kansas City
,i East, rn Railroad "Tha
ttu,"tt',.lV.,mo'-Tlclet Of
llce. 1115 Farnam St. Tole
phone. 322 Depot. Tenth
und Marcy Sts. Tc epho
Leave. Arrive.
Cannon Ball
a 5:15 nm a
St. I.011H
Express
Local a
7.00 am a o.-oo pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
& St. Pant Hallway-City
Ticket Office, 1501 F.irnara
t-tre-t-t. Telephone, 'M.
Depot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone. 623
t nr. . ' . . 4 1
chinnnn x, Hm.-iha Ex. .b 7 tlS nm b3:40nm
Chicago Limited Ex . a 6j00 pm u S:0o an.
a Daily, u uauy i'jwi-i
W A H A S H H.ULROAD
Tlcket Olllce. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 322. De
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts.
Telephone. B29.
Leave. Arrive.
6ExLprc.s "Cnnn" .......a M V a S:20 ara
TO MAKE PERFECT ISIIII.S.
A School Hi Enulmxl Makes n Nolni.ln
Depiirture.
i,i. arhnnl where the ologlcs nro ta
booed and where mathematics Is an un
known terror hnB been for several years a
nourishing Institution tn tun oeaucuui
r i.-...i Rm-innil. The ono aim Ot
this school Is to develop girls Into physical
perfection and nothing Is allowed 10 ime-.-fero
In the smallest degree with tho attain
ment of this object. A Chicago matron
whose l-ye-ar-old daughter has Just begun
a two-year courne there Is of the opinion
thnt her child will graduate Into n happier
woman than many n seminary girl who lias
binned midnight oil, which, by tho way. Is
an unheard-of abomination in tho Kent
school. Tho founder and head of the school
la a Swedish woman, who has attained a
t.ir.i. iifiqiiinii ns an au thority on physical
culture and who had broad experience as a
teacher in London before sno opcue-u m-i
college, which Is backed by several woll
known English women.
Every applicant submits to a medical ex
amination, and It organic disease la found
Is not accepted as a pupil, but It thcru la
nothing moro serious rut ot order than
nerves, digestion, circulation, etc., the girl
Is admitted, provided there Is a vacancy
for her. Her corsoU come off at once and
are not put on ngaln durln,; the two years.
She does not don n hut from tho hour she
enters the- school until the hour she leaves,
no matter how bad the weather may bn.
Her diet Is liberal, hut strictly hygloulc,
and any exceptions In It are made only by
the physlrlan's orders. She wears a uni
form, consisting of n loose, blouse of dark
blue wool with knickerbockers and a light
weight knee kilt, black woolen stockings
nnd low tan shoes. Sho goes to bed every
night at 9 and gets up at fi, and unless it
Is actually storming she spends nlmost
every moment of the day If tho open air.
Simple Instruction in nnatntny la given
and the pupil Is taug'it to swim, row. rldo
horso and wheel, run, vntilt play cricket,
tennis and hockey. The applications for
admission are alwi -m lar in advance of
aceomi.-o.l-ii-onr, and iteps r.ro being takea
for large '.tension of i';t school.
LABOR AMI IMIlSfRY.
The Penryhn slate quarries In Scotland,
largest In tho world, employ over 3.C0O
men.
Compressed nlr Is used In stone carving.
A mason can hitch his tools onto a com
prejstd air power nozzle and drill Into
granite like u dentist cutting Into a decayed
tooth.
The result of the referendum vote of tha
clsarmskers has postponed tho holding of
tho International convention for thrco
years This means the saving of several
thousand dollurs to tho organization.
An Increase of 2 per cent In wages has
been conceded Its employes by tho Ameri
can Tlnplate company, which controls thu
tlnpluta Industry of tho country Thlrtv
thousand men. It Is said, will bo benefited
by the udvanru In wages.
A new mining mnchlno Ih being Intro
duced In tho Indiana fields which It U
claimed will cut 5,000 tons of coal a day.
It will tnko tho place of four or live of
tho machines now In use and each machlna
will dlsplnco from six to eight men.
Since eighteen months ago the Inter
national Boot and Shoe Workers enrolled
about 150.U") members and havo rolled up a
surplus of $35,000 In their treasury. They
have unionized abojt 150 factories In tha
United States and twelve In Canada.
A company bus been Incorporated at
Columbus, o . to manufacture machines
which tin- designed to take tho place ot
newsboys They will bo placed on cornors
huunted by "newsies" and the customer
dros a penny In tho slot nnd gets a paper.
A new factor has been broight Into tho
great labor struggles. The supreme court
of Connecticut has Issued a sweeping In
Jum Hon to n company whoso employes nro
on strike This injunction names each of
the 210 strikers and enjoins thorn from
picketing, boycotting, threatening or In uny
way molesting nny one in the company's
employ Property of tho Individual strik
ers to tho valuo of $35,000 has been at
tached. What threatened to bu a big street rail
way strike was nipped In tho bud in New
Orleans lust week by th prompt action of
thu mayor, ho demanding In unequivocal
terms Unit the street cur company and tho
street cur men get together. The company
has been paying 121? cents per hour and
working tho men from twelve to fourteen
hours a day. A compromise wu effected
which gave the men u ten-hour day and 18
centB nu hour. All other dcmund of tho
union were gruute-d ' .
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