Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FBI DAY, SEPTEMBER 1 3, 1901.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisements for theao column
will lie tnkeu until 12 m. lor the
vrnlna edition, anil until H;.10 p. ni.
tor uuirnluK ami Sunday edition.
natea, 1 i-20 a word 11 rat Intertlon,
lo a rrarfl tharenfter. Untiling taken
s tor lea tlmn ZQu fur (lie Oral Inarr
tlon, 1'heae ad vert laemeota taasl ba
wnm eonaernttvelf.
Aifvrrllarra, 1 reqneatlug a
hercdl cheek, can linre anawera ad.
drraaed ti, a nniubered letter la ear
of The llee. Anarrera ao addreaaed will
h' llvpid mm araaeatatlaa mi tmm
Weak air.
'A NT Ell MALE HELP.
WANT ISO, 73 men to work In beet Melds.
We hiivo a few houses reserved -for men
with large famine. Standard Cattle
Company. Amen, Neb. U 46S II
WANTED, Ilist-clnHB Insurunce solicitors;
wo will make very liberal, contract with
men of ability callable of linnillltiK general
agency. Call or address, Fidelity Having St
Trust Co. J17N, V. Life IJIiIb., Omaha.
13 176 07
WANTED, men to learn barber trade! a
thoroughly iiractlcul trulnlng Riven Iti two
month by constant pructlce, expert In
structions, lecture, etc.: nlwas good de
mand for graduates. Wo have placed 30)
In positions nt $12.(0 per week anil over
Id the last year. We can do as well for
you. Hoard and room Inclurled, If de
sired. Two years' apprenticeship envid;
comnleto otitllt of tools presented '-'itch
student; B.ituiday wages irom start; no
trade or profession ofrrrs better Induce
ments for comparatively no expense.
Illustrated catalogue mulled Uee. Mo!er
lluibcr College, 1023 Fnrnum Ht.
B-MI7I 13
TEAMS wanted, at once, one mllu south of
Fort Crook, Jackson Bros. 11 M&23
WANTED, u harbor. Alfred Harris. I'lerro,
Neb. B-M579 19
THREE upholsterers, steady work. GWIjp
Couch Co,, 1519 Lcuvcnwortn. B 531 12
WANTED, two salesmen In nn Omaha real
t'State office; one for farm land and the
ether for city property; rcfcrcncs ie
quired. O 15, Uee. H-.M39I 13
WANTKI), nn experienced mnn to work In
stock of ii plumbing supply house. Ne
brnskiiJMumblng S-ipply Co. B-MI20 13
WANT lit), thrro enrpentors, nt once; $2 a.
day and. hoard. Cluus Stunge, contractor,
111 tan, Neb. U-MHl 15
WANTED, hnrncssmaUcr; must bo gnoi
genert.1 hand; steady work. W. G, (lollop,
North Bend, Neb. I) 139 IP
WANTHD. salesman for Omaha and vicin
ity to sell groceries, for a Chicago Iioue
having nn established trado; grnccrv cltrk
proferrtd. must give bond. Address S 1C,
Ird & Thomas, Chicago. H Mi35 IS
WANTED, bookkeeper, with experience In
making wholesalo credits;: upply at nice;
best city references only conMJorcd.
Orchard & Wllhelni Carpet Co.
Il-MIt! II
$3,O0n.OO .GENERAL A OK NT WANTED,'"
A responsible mid established manufactur
ing llrm wants n general agent to take
charKe of Its litiNlncsH and emplny sales
men and supervise their work in a Rood
territory.
This l nn Important position and ictiulres
a man of umiiiPHtlonnblu Integrity, good
business cxpeilenco and high executho
abllty. , Tji) must be able to Judse sales
men and be a hard worker, persevering,
forceful and thoroughly In earnest. ihN
means an all-around hlgh-graile man. and
only applications denoting such will bo
considered. This position w.ll rnv a
salary of W.doo.io or more, a year, when
properly tilled,
Give age, references, salary desired and
full particulars of present position nnd
past experience, and address, 1. O. Bx
u& Omaha, Neb, I! IIS 15
WANTHD, one galvanized Iron cornice
worker. Globe Cornice Works, Fremont.
yj, B-MI75 15
WANTHD. traveling salesmen IHepTem
her -, also advertisers; cash Salary. Trl
r""'n' u"llnH Texas. H-JHC7 :o
WANTHD. reliable man to represent, 'lo
rally, at responsible manufactilrlntr com
pany; salary ts pep week; splendid op
portunity Tor ndvancemont; no rinvass
Inir. Address, with rcferrnee. Manufac
turer, 7;'3 Chestnut Si., I'hlladelphla. I'a.
, I1-.M16I 15
WE want pood coal haulers with teams;
r.M,,1 J? P;n,! waRes. Omaha
Coal, Coke & I.lme Co, 11-.MIS2 15
B".UM!I F.r ,n liolesalhoiiseT"nKo
about 83. Address G 81, Uee. li-.Miirt n
TWO eornlrn mnkers nt once; nil winter's
work: union shop; 40 cents an hour. K.
E. bchoppo & Co., alt Lake City.
' H-MICSlt
SAI.ESME.V WA.Vl'HII.
CIGAH salesmen with established traOe
with InrRo dealers, who huy direct from
factories. Address, with full particulars,
II. C. FlBhcr, Kisher bulldlriK. ChlcaKo.
, j -M3W Oct 0
BBVEHAIj capablp to trnvel and cslnblish
Htrents for our popular art edition of
Karrar s Life of Christ. A ri eat ho Wv
propos l ion. This inaKnlllcent work I In
connection with our association offer stas
Rcrs competition; UCi monthly and qx.
penses to live men. 007 Stnr bklR'. chl
cnB0, -JD03
. WAXTKH-FKMAI.E IIELI.
WANTED, 200 girls. 15: Dodce. Tel. S7C
C-010
60 GIUI.8, all kinds work. Canadian Omcc.
C-311
WANTED, housekceperMn small Amerfcan
family. AddtVBs y 49, Uee. C-M360
VANThD, ladles to. learn hairdrcsslnK.
manlcurluK and facial masaaso; complete
coursu.Klvcn In four weeks; one years'
time aaycU by our method ,uf, frCQ Uln'.c.
expert Instructions, lectures, etc. Com:
Pleto outfit of tools presented each stu
dent;, positions Ruaranteed. There Is no
l?fT ?WimW-0 vor lnlA' .can III. Call
or write al oncu. Moler Colle(;e, 6
J C-M173
a)l' wa,ltc,, Keneral liousewprk. 4lf n!
. : U-fl9 15
WANTED, exiierlcncecr salesladies "nmiu
llnery department Do.ton atori. j i'
Urandcls .t Hons: . C M573' 12
COOK wanted. 3510 KarnanrsTT" C-mTto""
WANTED, experienced srl for RenTrai
housework; waROs, $1 a week. Ad lesi
L. 11. Hcams. H. y. D. No. 2. Couiiell
. UIUft3' ; ' C-M5S.! l"r''
COMI'ETENT filrl. 2 In family. 1258730
st. Mrs. N. I.. Guckert. U 585 is
AA-NLTnP.,a .Klrl for Keneral hourownrk.
Gla bo. 25th Ave. C 553 12
GOOD girl' whnteii at 1010 Cuss st. '
C-M3&7 13
COMPETENT Hlrf for Reneral housework.
i".LVfcro'Zc"i,1. rofiulred.. Mrs. Warren Swltz
ler, 2001 st. Mary'H ave. C 417 12
WANTED, mlddle-nitcd woman to do lleht
....... lllluUlt-tlKUl 1YUII1IIU IO UO 1IJT11I
Itlv fl I
waifesj II
t E.
C-U6 13
... w..iv. 4i;g .-s, iuiii, IIUI r.,
a,Di.?1r1i.'nrt I'l'-liTstands cooking to
help In kllchcn, Mrs. Donovan. ISlo Chl-caB-
C 119 13
ATi5i?'i t,r' fr Roncral housework who
2aiCia,yok' ;Mr'rj A Vaw
j . C-M4II 14
omTwesT sf,f.,n"'U IwUMWtTrkJ
gooil wages, o.'T a. 23th ave. C M429 II
V'ANTED. dining room KlrTor" chmnhnr.
maid. The Utopia, 1721 Davenpo?t 0F
C-M15,i u
GIRL wanted, good cook and laTndriTiT
Mrs. John W. Airstln. 5o7 H, 50th 81
C-451 12
WANTED, "a eotnpetent cook and launT
dross; also n housemaid. Address 231S
Landau Court. " C 4J5 11
WANTED, a competent second girl. Apply
No. U2i Hark Ave. C-M161 15
WANTED, makers and preparers for mil
linery dpt. Apply- 11a) don Hros.
. C-M459 13
I OU It 1I.T HOUSES.
IF YOU want your houses well rented
place them with Bttiawa & Co. D-913
roit ItE.NT-HOtSES.
SHE HENJIY H. I'AYNE, 601 N. Y. LIKE.
D-S15
11OC0ES, stores. Ucmls, Taxton block.
D-9U
IIOL'SKS, etc. V. D. Wcad, 1521 Douglas.
P9H
HOUSES and flnt3rRlngwalt, Darker Hlk.
D !2i
TO MOVE rlRht get Omaha Van Storage
Co,, oinco 15llj t-'artiam, or tel. 1560-&63.
D-913
FOU HENT-Tha Putnam Co.. C0I-S N. T.
L. Iildg. iiui c i-rootd nat, steam heat,
water, modern; long lcaso to good teuunt.
D-MH1
VOll KENT, 11-room stone house, 115 N.
25th Ht. 11. T. Clarke, 127 Itamgo IJlk.
D-M76I
TWO 9-n-om brick houses; all modern con
veniences. 122and 124 S. 25th st. Inquire
1203 Tarnam st. D-M303
VOtl ItENl.
222 N. 19th, 11 rooms, modern $V00
2121 N. Kith, 11 rooms, modern fC.O)
t!17 N. 24th. lo rooms, modern 30. M
j3) Harney, s rooms, modern m.O)
315 California, H rooms, modern UM
1005 N. 23d, 6 rooms , 15 oj
Aud a number ot good houses for less
money.
UYHON HEED CO,, 212 8. Hth.
U-M1?2
l-ROOMhouge, 2722 S. 20th, 1 block from
car line, U. W. L Selby, 33 1 Hoard of
Trade building. D M1SI
HOUSES. WHEATON, C8 I'oxton Ulk.
D-15S
I' pit KENT, 8-room house, city water,
bath, largu yard. 30th and Hurt Ku. J.
A. Lmgren. 424 I'axtun Ulk. D-231
12(6 WILLIAM ST., a gcod three-room Hat,
with city water, 10.
OMAHA LOAN AND THUST CO.,
16th aud Douglas Sti.
D-SK
0-IIOOM "brlckTioutci EtT S. SSth st. Apply
to U'llll.ims-Hayward Shoe Co., liOi
Ilowird v. D-MSJ6
HOl'SE, 312 N. 22d. near High school. In-
Wlii ! mm
aulro 304 N. 22d.
D-712
1337 S. 31ST, S rooms, nil modern, furnlshi-.i.
Tel. 314. D-M578 14
S-ltOOM brick house, modern. 2717 Jitckson,
Telephono A. Traynor, 491 or L-21M.
D-921
VEHY pleasant six or eight-room flat, well
located and In line lepalr. Inquire '10
Iirowu block. D 774
219 S. 29TH AVE.. 8-roo.m house, nil mod
ern; will paper and vnrnlfh throughout;
lent L'5 to Al tenant with teferenues.
OMAHA IjOAS AND THUST CO.,
ICth and Douglas Sts.
D-S15
KOH RENT, house and barn, all modern,
2137 South 33d St. Apply 4W Merchants'
National Hank Hldg. D-917
1707 VINTON street, store with two live
room Hats ubove. The whole building has
Just been painted nnd papered throughout.
Will make u. very reasonable rent to a
goud tenant, or will rent separately.
THE OMAHA LOAN & THUST CO..
lUth and Douglas Sts.
D-91S
ONE C-rcorr. flat, modern, 1112 8 lllh.
D-97J
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
Hretinan-Lovo Co., 3UU South 13th street.
D-013
5-HOO.M modern houe. 1G15 Mnndcrsrn St.
Inqul.'e 1914 N. 24th St. or telephone A-2o6f.
D-7
SIS SO. 23D ST., 4 rooms, city water, In
i;ood condition: rent, J10.0).
OMAHA LOAN & THUST CO.,
lOtli and Douglas Sts.
D-M9
1'OH RENT, eight-room house; convenient;
ail' modern: 2zd and California Sts. in
iiulre No. 507, N. Y. Life building.
D-MtS8
TWO now, mouern B-room housss. 2014-W
Him St.; completed Sept. lo. Thos. II.
Kell, 406 Merchants Nat'l Dank b iig.-
D-MIM
, ROOMS, mw house, with bath, furnace,
laundry, cemented cellar, gas, electrlcty.
loO-ft, ilnwn. south front, conveniently lo
cated incur car line, m Dundee-: V. L.
Selby,' Hoard ot Ttado bldg. 'Hhone 1510.
D-M1SJ
FOR RENT. Sept. 15; six-room cottage,
2211 California St.. $-2. Apply at CO, N.
19th st. D-600
TEN-ROOM house, nil modern, 2206 Har
ney st. D 5S6 12
C-KOOH, new modern house. 1317 S. 6th et.
D-tSI 12'
FOR RENT, elegant 8-room house; all
modern Improvements. 401 N. 23d.
D-MI10 13
8-ROOM moilcrn house. 116 S. 31st nve.j tine
location. Information, 'phone V 2600.
D-M401 II'
10-ROOM modern detached house, nice
shade trees nnd lawn. No. 2543 Capitol
Ave. Tel. 673. H. H. Hoblson. D-M104
8507 8. 32D ST.. good 7-room house; city
water, furnace, barn; owner wants good
tenant who will caro for property, rather
thai! high rent; will rent for 113.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Sixteenth and Douglas Sts.
D-M336
9-ROOM house, furnished or unfurnished.
1512 Davenport. D-114 10
STORES, corner 28th and Dodge sts.;
newly painted nnd papered; good cash
trade here for grocer and meat murkat.
Apply to Wclshans Mantel & TUo Co.,
309 ; ,17th st. D-127 IS
HEADY Sept. 16th, 9-room house, 4940 Capi
tol ave. Set 4903 Chicago st,
D-MI31 15
FOR RENT, well furnished 7-room house,
strictly modern, southwest "part town;
possession at once. Lyman Waterman,
C09 Hoe. D-417 11
TO LET. S-room house, near Curtis Turner
purK. new, Willi every convenience, w.
i''nrnam Smith Co,, 1320 Fal-nam st.-
D-M472
7.R.. CITY water, near Farnnm car.
ut .1614 Dodgo, ohcaii at H.
8-'r., mod., new porcelain bath,
nt 2373 Dodge, J20.50.
. l' . comett, you fs'. y. l.ite. 'fiiono i:ss.
D-M473 IS'
D-R, IIRICIC house, two together, strictly
modern, goad furnace, storm windows for
every window, nlso storm doors, rent $3o
each. Inquire 1203 Knrnam -St.
D-M457 15
FOR RENT, house 11 rooms', all modern
except furnace; good 1mm, $22. Sturges,
G17 N. Y. Life. D-M465 15'
l'Olt HENT-l'UH.MSHEU nUU31S.
Housekeeping rooms $6 up. 2623-St. Mary's.
E-M640 H2)'
3 ROOMU for light housekeeping, 1112 8.
11th St. E-MtS
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Karnam,
E-9J.I
THE THURSTON. Cool, airy roome.
E-WI
S.MALI., neatly furnished, well-heated
.'oonia; everything modern. 116 S. 23th St.
E-V27
LARGE front room nnd alcove, well fur
nished, modern; suitable for two, 2il3
Cats. St. E-.M437
FOR RENT, two large furnished or un
furnished rooms. Address V lb, Dee.
E-142
FOR RENT, to two gentlemen, u large,
well furnished front room, south and east
exposure, within 5 blocks of postolttcu; 110
olliir roomers. Address F 31, Uee oitlce.
E-240
THREE connecting rooms for housekeep
ing, partly turnished. Urussels curpcts,
gus, huth, telephone, hot and cold water;
no children. 2129 Farnam st 3d floor,
west Hide. ,E-Mt69 16'
NICE front room, contra.lly located. 1512
Davenport. 11a Jt
NICELY furnished rooms, suitable for
students, 2010 Davenport st. E M130 16
NICELY furnished rooms by day or week,
nu iiiuuerii; ruics reasouuoie. -oj. uong
a. E-M476 14'
3 ROOMS Tor light housekeeping- 7lT28T
Hth st. E-M884
1'Ult.MSHKU ROOMS AND DOAUD.
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-925
Ft'HMSHED ntlOMS AMD flOAHD.
GI.E.-.CAIHN, transient 11.25 day. 1609 Doug.
K-927
Tilcl Merrlam, summer resort, 25th & Dodge
F-02S
TWO largo front rooms, with board. 1959
Capitol Ave. F 316
DES1RAULE rooms, first-class board. 25S4
Harney. F-M353 13"
Vhe'faRNAM," TsnT'arnam" "sUtrarT
(lent meals a specialty. F M54I 15
ROOMS and board. The Rose, 2rt5) Harney
. street, F M463 Oct 1 2'
FOH nB.T-U.M"t;il.M!lllED HOOMS.
DESIC loom space, $S per month, ground
floor room in The Bee building, facing
Farnam -street; no expense for light, heat
or Janitor strike. It. C. Peters & Co.,
Hentnl Agents, Heo Uulldlng. O 116
FOR, light housekeeping. 2024 St. Mary's.
G-M617
PARLOR floor, unfurnished; nlso furnished
rooms for housekeeping. 2603 Dodge.
G-M17I 15
FOll HEXT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C, Peters &
Co., ground lloo. Hee Hldg. 1 260
FOR KENT, odlco with vnult and part first
floor or all top tloor, 1414-16 Harney St.
Midland Glass und Paint Co., Hlu Harney
St. ' 1-923
FOR RENT, the building formerly occu
pied by The Heo at 916 Fanipm St. It has
tour stories and a basement which was
tormerly used as TJio lice press room.
This will be rented very reasonably, if
Interested apply at oncu to C. C. Rose
wuter. secretary, room loo, Uee Uulldlng.
I-20I
AGH.VrS IfA.VI'ED.
WANTED, canvassing agents In every
county to solicit suuscriptlons for THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK and COMPLETE STOCK. DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains l.lvo
Imperial octavo pages, $M object-teaching
engraving. and is the only uook on live
stock ever published udapted to the every
day, practical, money-saving use of every
tanner aim stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agents
in tnc country with horso and buggy es
pecially desired. Canvassers make easily
to $100 per month. Address, Century
Farmer Solicitors' Uurcuu, Uee Uulldlng,
Omahu. j 157
WANTED, nn actlvo nnd capable man In
each town near Omaha to represent a
strong oil company now operating In ttio
wonderful Kern river oil Meld: good prop
osition for the right man. Audress Hill
Davenport st., Omaha. . J M122
WA.vn:u-'io itE.vr.
WE HAVE over 230 tenants and no vacant
houses. If you wish your houses well
rented list them with us. Klugwali Uros.,
Barker block. K 3u7 13
WANTED, 2 or 3 unfurnished rootna for
light housekeeping between Lake nnd
Ames near 8ltn; no. children; Al refer
ences. G 22, Hoe. K M45S 13'
FURNISHED hojse. 3 to 6 months, for
man and wife und little girl; 7 to ! rooms,
In good location. C. F. Harrison. Tel.
314. K-M469 11
hTUltAUn,
PACIFIC Storage, and Warehouse Co., 812
914 Jones, general storage ana turwardlng.
two
OM. Vun Stor. Co., 151114 Farn. Tels. 1359-MU.
-9J1
STORAGE Household goods and other
articles str-ied at low rates. J. j, Derlght
& Co.. 1119 Farnam St. Tel. 3s3. 'M
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
,CAPT. P. MOSTYN, 517 Karbach Hlock,
OnialiH, Neb. Reliable operation:), tu.,.
ness confidential. r-576 3U
WANTEDTO UDV.
IMPROVED FARM I want to buy a 1C9 to
a:u-ucre nnprovca larin in tuste.n .-Nebraska,
ir.ut be a decided bargain, for
fcpbl cash. Address F i, ile'c.
N-M219 11
ELEVATORS Wo wnnt 500 carloads of
corn chart or screenings, eltner from
shelter or second cleaning; write us for
prices. . Cellulose Alutli'csj co ICuiuus
City, Mo. N-M8U 16'
MAX FOGEL buys 2d-hd. clothing. 12u7 Fur.
.AUlU U18
FOR BALE FUUMTUKU.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
2020. New and scconunanu turmture
bought, sold, exchanged. U 933
FOll SALE MOUSES VEHICLES. ETC.
MULES for sole, In carload lots or spans;
big stocK 10 select irom. aiwurm-tiu-Inter
Co., Union StocK Yards.
P-M6M S20
TALK1 It up Harry Frost, Hth and Lcav-
enworill, muKes goou veuicies, r w
l'Olt SALE -MISCELLANEOUS.
2DH AND eufe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
y JO
SAFES, standard makec, sold, rented. 114 S 13
I Ii u
UIG lino of secotidhund wheels, $3, $5, $4, $10,
uiiiauu iiicycie to,, join una unicugo ais.
VI 937
FIR timbers for housemovers, etc., 40 to
71 ft., crlnplng ana noi fence, wi Doug
las. Q-909
CHOICE lot of milch cows for sale cheap.
b. i. campueu, m uenier at. w ost
HUGG1ES, phaetons, surreys, wagons, bl-
OCI3E; Dig fctocn pew, sccona-nanu oar
uams. FiedrickBon, 16th und Dodge,
Q-MD78 S29
SPECIAL bargains In ladles' wheels.
umuiu uicyciu Co., uor. letn & Chicago
Bts. Q-710
CHESAPEAKE Hay puppies, finest re-
trieveis c, water sowi; u lew leu; rea
sonable prices. A. J. liayne, 3824 N. 23d
St. Q-310 17
25-SETS of second-hand doublo and single
Harness, 10 sauaies; genuine onrgains. A.
Singer, 416 N. 16th; removed nom l.cj
Dough-s. Q-M857 Oct.6
$16,000 SALOON nnd store building; 7 living
rooms upstaiis; ground 60x 06; corner Pnn
.....I lt..,,lou 1 iinur Itrn. ti rn.1
UIIU wuub.mct, " v v.w... uv
25 HORSE-POWER, boiler, and engine, for
sale cheap, tiiu a. Hin st. uMS'.z 010
CLAIUVO YANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. S19 N. 10th.
8-649
DON'T fall to call and consult the Rou
manian gypsy, who reveals all secrets
and reaus and explains to you your en
tire lite. 1923 Douglas st., cor. 20th.
S MI95 11'
MME. GYLMEH, genuine palmist, 315 8.
15th. S 156
rEnsoxAi.,
M. GOLDMAN & CO., only perfect ac
cordion plaattng plant In tne west; mall
orders solicited, Suite 200, Douglas block.
U-910
LOOK. GENTLEMEN, LOOKI
For KING AK-SAR-UEN.
He wll be accompanied by the PRINCE
OF OMAlL; a unlon-maue cigar, whtch
has no superior In quality and flavor,
bold by dealers at 60 straight; wholeailo
at $37 per l.OuO. W. F. Stoecker Cigar Co.
U-M44 11
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nair rimuveu circiricuy. u. j'
Fretucr block. U-9U
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wiioieruiiiu iiviiiiw ,.viii,iw-iii. on ore isiag
U-912
PI11VATE hospital for ladles before find
during confinement; babies adopted. 230J
Urant street. u 941
PRIVATE home for ladles before and dur
ing confinement; babies adopted. 2620
uurdette si. Mrs, uurget. u jii o
PERSONAL.
WE RENT sewing machines for 75 cent
per week; wo repair and sell needles and
parts for every machine manufactured.
'Phone 1663. Neb. Cycle Co.. 15 & Harney.
Hranch olllces 612 N. 24th st., Sou.h
Omaha; also 334 Uroadway, Council Uluffs,
U-MI33 Si7
l'RIVATE homb for ladies before nnd dur
ing conllnement; babies adopted. 21.0
Uurdette St. Mrs. Uurget. U 117 SJ'
AK-SAR-HEN
PROGRAM COMMENCES SEPT. 11.
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$50.00 Rugby :u.0o
$10.f"U Atulrae 38.W
$10.00 Featherstono... 33.u)
$30.00 Nonpareil 13.00
$33.00 Crescent 25.U0
Secondhand wheels $3.00 up.
Sundries nnd repairing.
LOUIS FLESCHER, 1622 CAPITOL AVE.
U-M 150 14
SUPPLIES for nil machines; machines for
rent. White Sewing Machine, 1620 Doug
las. Tel. 2231. U-945
RUPTURE CURED without the knife. Km
plre Rupture Cure, .32 N. Y. Life Hldg.
U-99J S30
OMAHA Accordion Pltg Co., 1521 Douglas.
U-941
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, U 2
U-292 Oi
MR. SOL ROSE and Mr. Thos. Dorsey havo
severed their connections with the Ne
braska Cycle Co., with whom they have
worked for several years, add nro now
with the Singer Manufacturing Co. Tholr
many friends can see them during the
Ak-8nr-Hen Carnival at the Singer liooth
of which they will have ehorge, and nfter
wards at the Singer otnee, 15U Dnugbis
st. Telophone 41S. C-M332 15
WALlI'APER elennen C. McddlcmlsT.
'Phone 12WI. Leave orders nt 1519 Farnam.
Rooms cleaned $1 and up. V MI23 IS'
WANTHD, to correspond with olllcers of
several good towns wanting electric llqht
pltnts or willing to grant franchise. G 17,
Hce. U-M123 II'
WANTED, one nsslsfant tiurje ami ono
helper tu kitchen, at Child SavlnR Insti
tute, ISth nnd Ohio sts. U-M 137 IT
PEOPLE, listen to what I say: I can
break the force of any disease in 11 day.
I'rof. Johncon, 10th nnd Jones St".
V 152 14'
MONEY TO LO AX-HEAL ESTATE.
6 AND f.Vi per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
First National Hank building. Tel. 1613.
W-346
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
George & Company, 1601 Farnam rtreet.
W-917
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms nt 5 per cent; borrowers 1 1111
pay $100 or uny multiple; any interest
date; nu delay, Urennan-Lovo Co.. 309 So.
13th St., Omuha, Neb. W-950
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Fnruam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street.
W-91S
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. H. C. Petei'J & Co., 17t2
Farnam St., Hce Hldg, W-J49
IVi TO 5 P. C. money.
Beml.i, Paxton Dlk.
W-951
$50,000 SPECIAL fund; loans $500 up; lowest
rates. Garvin Hros,, 1001 Farnam.
W-932
$3f, $IOt. $500 PRIVATE money to loan; 1,
2. 3 or 6 years. W. L. Sclby, Hoard of
Trade Hldg, W-9'jS
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. B01-2 N. Y. Life.
W-lb9
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate Urennan-Love Co., 309 South 13lh.
W-954
PRIVATE money. Shcrwood 937 N. Y. L.
W-93
W. 11. MEIKLE. 401 S. 15th St.. loans money
on residence property, ut 5 per cent.
W-95C
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wend, 1524 Douglas.
- W-957
MONEY TO .LOAN' CHATTELS.
- 1'
MONEY lsanid on platfl7 note lo salaried
people; business conlliiaiitiat; lowest rates,
oil Paxton block. 'I lie, A, Hutton Co.
X-1
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horsi'j, cows,, eto. C. F. Reed, 319 m. 1:1.
X Oil
DO YOU NEED MONEY 7
Wo loan $10 and up on furniture, pianos,
horses and other chattels,
SALARY LOANS
Without mortguge to peup.e Holding pcrma-
ncnt positions, you can get tne money in
a few hours ufter making application nnd
take 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, U months or more la which
to pay It back, and you'necd not pay lo.1
It one tlnv longer thnn you keep 11. Wo
charge nothing for papers ami wo glio
you the full amount In cash. There .110
no lower rates than ours; our torma aro
the easiest, out nusiucss is confidential
nnd our motto Is "try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Hoard of Trade Hldg. Tel. 83J5.
(Estubllbhed 1W2.) 206 S. 16th t.
1
"DO YOU WANT CARNIVAL MONEY?
Salary Loans
To honest working people
on their plain note.'
DON'T GET FOOLED
by others. Outs are lowest rates
given to salaried people.
Easiest payments. Strictly cunlldentlal.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 3U3, thlru floor, Paxton Block.
X-3H
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE.
live stock, etc. Quick service ana lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOH, 633 (ton
floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16th
and Farnam; entrance 011 lbth street.
X-96)
LARGEST BUSINESS In LOANS TO
SALARIED people, merchnnts, tcam
stcis, bearding houses, etc., without se
curity: eualcst terms; 40 offices In princi
pal cities. Tolnian, 4I'J Hoard of Trade
Bldg. X-'JJ'J
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jewelry, uufl ureen, it. s, liarKur uik
X-9JJ
IIUS1NESS CHANCES.
ROOMING house ot 20 rooms, furnished,
naif block from Main St. Address .Mm,
L. 13. Miller, 39 Leo St., Deadwood, S. D,
Y 19 13'
AN elegantly and completely equipped 12-
room residence, finest location in council
Bluffs, beautltul lot surrounded by line
Hhuue trees; inrnltiire tor sale nt sacri
fice; $365 monthly Income; roomers and
boardcis; rent, $40; barn brings W. Who
will avnil themselves of this golden op
portunity? J. 11. Johnson, ll W. Y. Life,
'phone ii-227o. Y-M407
FURNITURE of 11-room, well equipped,
flue located flat, $210 monthly income,
roomers and boarders, furnace heat; rent
$50. Ludy ndvnnced ill )euis going runt
to xeslde. No reasonable offer rejected,
Her loss, your gain, J. H. Johnson, N. Y.
Life. Y-M4U0
GOOD chance to buy electric light plant In
aman town 111 aujoining siuie. u iu, ueo.
Y-tMI8 14
FOR SALE, a good paying restaurant. Ad
dress P. O. box 6l7, North P.ntte, Neb.
Y-M1W U
FOR SALE, drug store. In thriving v.llage;
good reasons for selling. John O. Regan,
Platte Center. Neb. Y-M131 2.
FOll EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE, merchandise; good
stock general dry goods, furnishing goods,
notions, etc.; clean, staple, saluble goods;
all nearly new; will exchange for part
cash, part real estate, farm land pre
ferred; must have some cush to pay ullls
due; glvo full particulars and vnluo of
property; might aHSumo some mortgage If
good property. Address Somers fc Brown,
L07 Manhattan Block, Ht. Paul, Minn.
.-I5I 19'
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE.
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Life,
RE-973
FOR SALE, 19,000-acre ranch; over 20 miles
fence, 7 miles of riven If taken at once,
14.WU. uuri.B i' is, ave, ut,-aijU4
lfio ACREh. 1V4 miles northweit of Flor
nee, only 7Vj miles from Omaha P. O.l
(0 acrcb under cultivation, balance in
heavy timber: can nearly all be cultl.
vated If broke; price, $15.00 an acre. The
uyron t'.eeu wo., m t. mn m
, HE-MS8J
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
RANCH nnd farm lands for sale by the
Union Pncltlc Railroad company. B. A.
McAllaster, land commissioner. Union Pa
cific Hcadquurtcrs, Omahu, Neb.
RE-9T2
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
acre property and farm lands. The O. F.
Dals Co,, Room 652 Uee Building.
RE-974
MINNESOTA. South Dakota, Cnnada
furms. WHEATON, 42S Paxton Hlk.
RE-1J1
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 120J Farnnm St.
RE-971
WE HAVE on hand nt all times selected
first mortgages on Improved property at
bVi to 6 per cent. Call and seo us.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main floor, New York Life Hldg.
RE Mios 30
FARMS, C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life.
HE-563 O 8'
TWELVE of tho finest nnd cheapest lots
In the city In block 16, Wilcox's First ad
dition, 1 block north of Vinton St.
Lots facing 24th street, east front, all
on grade $"0
Lots facing 25th street 5w
$100 cash, balanco on easy terms.
Also homes In tiny part of the city, cheap,
on easy terms, Call nnd see W. It. RUS
SELL. 426 Rnmge Hldg., city. RE MISS
iTA7mTiNs"VAi
$ 650-1315 Patrick Ave., Clifton Hill.
750-5-room house, barn, Uurdette, near
. 29th.
7503316 Meredith Ave., 5 rooms, city
wnttr.
1.C00- -.toll l.lndsnv Ave., 4 rooms, full lot.
l,O0O-30xl'7 Patrick Ave., nenr 21th, rcntnl
$10.
1,100 Corner houso nnd barn, 17th, near
Vinton.
l,200-3T3fl Larimoro Ave., 8-room house,
two lots.
1.2M--716 S. loth, rents for $12.50.
1,400 Cottage, barn, fruit, half acre, N.
24th St.
1.I0O Cottage, 17th, near Corby.
l.GOO-SJxllo. rental $8uo per enr, N. 19th.
1.1(10 ibid Spauldlng, 7 rooms, modern.
2,250 Two nine-room houses, with conven
iences Snap.
2,500-22oi-:i N. 19th, rental $23.
3,00O-9-room, modem, hot water heat,
cholco locality. This place Is worth
$3,500 to $!,ooo. At this price for this
month only. Seo It at once.
3,oOO S. E. cor. 24th and Davenport, rcntat
$.136 per year. One of tho best loca
tions In tho city for Hats or doublo
houses. A great bargain.
4,200-Cholco rental property netting 8 per
cent on this price.
o,K 3 large lots, store and several cot
tages, rental S0o per year. Would
take laud In centrnl Nebraska In
, part payment.
Bargains In all parts ot the city. Cholco
opportunities to loan money on first mort
gages at 6 and 7 per cent.
GEORGK O. WALLACE, BROWN BLOCK.
RE 113
HOUSES nnd lots In all parts of city; also
acre property and farm lands. The O. F.
Davis Co.. Room 552 Bee Building.
HB-741
TEL. THREE-ONE-FOUR. HARRIfiON.
RE-342 N3'
FOR SALE, 9-rooni modern house. Inquire
i.'.i S. 26th nve. HE-5S8 10'
KOUNTJiE PLACE!
COMING TO THE FRONT!!
The Improved crop condlt'on? have
FULLY restoied conlldcnco In OMAHA
CITY property; this FACT Is oipetlil'y
noticeable In KOUNTZE PLACE. Several
properties havo RECENTLY been sold In
that addition and other nle.i aro PEND
ING. For the last TWO WEEKS wo have
had more Inquiry for property In that part
of the city than for the past six month.
If you wish to purchase In KOUNTZE
PLACE now Is undoubtedly your time.
1 'A YN E-K NOX COM PAN Y,
Main Floor New York Life Bldg.
RE-MI42 II
POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL?
420 New York Llfo B.dg, Teh. 1920 nnd 170.
$2,00U tor a fiuw 6-room house at 1419 N. 19lh
ht., model p. Rood barn 111 rcari witn.n
walking distance ot postotllco; as an In
vestment will pay 10 per cent and leave
$70 tor taxes and repairs each year. It
will pay you to Investigate.
HH-M136 11'
FOR SALE, three lots, with six-room cot
'age. in Walnut Hill; price. $1,0)0. Ad
drtss G 18. Ute olllce. RE M4J2 IS
FOR SALE, fruit und gnrden place nnd
grocery store; seven acres, part In choice
grapes, plums and other fruit; a splendid
busineMs location; b.un, Ice house, sheds,
well, cistern, etc.; ono mile out of town
on main rond. Inquire at, 33o Broadway,
Council Uluffs, la. HE Ml 15
SPECIAL bargain In 7-r. house, just west
OI lllgll SCIIOOI,
Large farm, half hour'.s ride on train nut
of Omaha, with two sets of oulldlntcs,
$10.0oo.
SO ncrc-i", 60 minutes' drive from 1. O.,
Il.uxi.
160 acres, miles west, nt $75.00.
11-r. nouse, near 1 reignton college, j.'.ito
Neat 5-r. cottage, tlno trees, full lot and
barn, nenr Hanscom Park, $I,6W.
High, sightly lot, off Farnr.m St.. $1,130.
Lot on Ennnct St., fenced and fruit. f3!0.
F. D. WEAD, 1521 Douglas St.
RE-130 13
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading
fcpeciallst In dUeases of women in Omilm,
would call tho attention of sulfcr.ug
ladies to hin unsurpassed accommoda
tions before and during confinement, and
nls treatment for irregularities, no mat
ter what cause. Call or address, with
stamp. Dr. Pries, 1513 Dodge St., Omaha,
Neb. M-S50 S.7'
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
luoi. Alice jounsou, u. , inuies ucpi,;
Cta E, Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mcr, ui(J
DONOIIUE, Osteopath, Puxton Ulk. Tel. 1367
977
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 305 Knrbnch Hlk. Tel,2552
9J3
DR. MUSICIC, Douglas Block.
-311
MIOHTIIAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Llfo.
9.9
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bob Bldg. t -930
NEB, Business & Shorthand College, Hoyd a
Theater. :S1
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. ICth & Doug
-9S2
LOST.
GOLD watch, fob chain, $2.50 goldpleco
charm, between 14lh nnd Fnrnam und
Fort Omaha. Reward. Return to Bee Of
fice. Lost 4.13 13'
nooiCKEr.PiN'u.
LESSONS in bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing. R 15, Coin. Nat. Uauk. G. R. Ruthbun.
309
PATENTS.
WILL HUY any good Invention or patent.
Address. Lock Box 760, Dcs Molno.1, In.
-D:6
HAVE ensh for good patent or invention.
Address P. O, Box 85, Omaha, Neb.
1SI N7'
IIOILEH MAKERS.
OMAHA Holler Works, steam boilers, tanks,
stacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th and Izard Sts.
93
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. M1b Sturdy, 2576 Harnoy.
-S73 8 29'
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 I.cnvenworth. Tel. 517.
. OSS
NICKEL PLATING.
BTOVE8, lamps, etc., replating. Omaha
Platirg CO., boo iimg, Tel. 953
CARPENTERS AND .IOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repalrlnj
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree Nth
and Lake St. 370
PAW.MIIIOKERS.
EAGLE lA)nn Olllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglni
-U7
FOt'ND.
FOUND, lady's watch; owner can procure
same by proving property nnd addressing
G 20. Bee. Found-Mtl3 IP
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vnughn, 430.RamBO Bldg.
-931
THINK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, stilt cases. Trunks
repaired, om. Trunk Factory, 12(9 Farnam.
-171 012
F 11 It N IT II It E REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-9ii
LEGAL NOTICES.
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.
Hy authority and direction ot tho repub
lican county committee, duly glvon nt n
regularly called meeting, n county delegate
convention of the republican of Dnugla
county is hereby called to meet al Wash
ington hall, In the City of Omaha, nt 2
p. m., Saturday, September 28. li-ol. for tho
purpose of nominating candidates to be
voted on at the general election November
6, 1901, for tho following county olllcers:
One sheriff, otic county Judge, one county
clerk, one register of deeds, ono county
treasurer, one county surveyor, one countv
superintendent of public Instruction, ono
county coroner, two county couunlsMoncrs,
to bo chocen by the delegates from the
respective districts from which thi-y nro
to bo elected. Ono representative to till
vacancy
Six Justices of tho peace nnd ono potlco
Judge for tl.o City at Omaha.
Two Justlcei of tho pcaco for tho City ot
South Omaha.
Six constables for tho City of Omahn.
Two constables for the City of South
Omahn. One assessor for each ward ot the
City of Omaha. One assessor for ca h
ward of the City of South Omaha.
Precinct olllcers for tho various coun'ry
predicts,
Also to i-elcct members of the republican
county central committee and to transact
such other business as may properly come
before It.
By tho same authority a pMmnry election
Is nlso called, to bo held Friday, September
27, 1901, In tho various wards and precincts,
subject lo the rules governing primary
elections adopted by said republican county
committee for the purpose of electing dele
gates to miM nominating convention.
The representation In said convention
shall bo fifteen delegates for ench ward In
the City of Omaha.
Five delegates for each of tho four wnrds
In South Omuha and five delegate-) for
each of tho fourteen country precinct.
At this prlmniy election tho polls will be
open In the cities of Omaha and of South
Omaha from 12 in. to 7 p. nt., und In the
country precincts from 7 p. m. to 9 p. in.,
at the following places.
OMAHA.
7'lrst AVard Sixth and Pierce streets.
Second Ward Twentieth and Castcllar
streets,
Third Ward 1124 Douglas street.
Fourth Ward Bee building.
Fifth Ward-Sixteenth, near Corby street
Sixth Wnrd-Idlowild hall. J
Seventh Ward 1331 Park avenue.
Eighth Wnid Twenty-second nnd Cuming
streets.
Ninth Ward Klic Karnan: street
HULlll OMAHA,
TRY
Chicago Kelner's hall
Clonturf Joo Mincer's nlnce.
Douglas Si boo houso No. t5.
East Omnlia Prelst's hall.
Elkhorn Swclchart's shop.
Florence City hall.
Jefferson Mangold's lumber office.
McArdle Glandt school house.
Millard MUlnrd school house.
Plntte Vnlloy-Jall building.
Union Powell's blacksmith shop.
Waterloo Masonic hall.
BcnstinHciiaon hall.
Pundre Dundee engine house.
The boundaries of the various primary
election districts shall be the same as tho
boundaries of tho respective wards of Omaha
and South Omaha and of the vnr.ous vot
ing (llftilcts of the country precincts as
existing nt the last general election.
The names of all delegates to bo placed
on the otllclal primary ballot must b" nie'l
with tho secretary of the committee?' with
a fee of $2 for each delegate, not later thnn
12 o'clock noon, Tuesdny, September 2U1p1.
The officers of said primary election must
uu neicuiL-u in iciisi ten nnya nerore the
prlmnry election from names suhmlitpd to
tho committee. H, E. OSTROM.
Chairman Republican Central Commutes.
R C. JORDAN, Secretary.
Dated at Omaha, September 4. 1901.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY by nil Interested,
as rhnnges may occur at any tlmo.1
Foreign malls for the week ending Sep
tember 11. 1901, will close (PROMPTLY In
all cases) at the general postolllce as fol
lows: Parcels post malls clo3o 0110 hour
earlier than closing tlmo shown below,
rarcels post malls lor Germany closj at
5 p. m. Monday and Wednesday,
... ..... .,. nuii,ii-iiri,ui j lllllllf CIIISC
n. f.irsil,., ItrntiMi l.nlf l.fttiw In ,.,
. .u,. ... ....v., Ituu, ...v.;, .nun UIU3-
lug time shown below.
Trnuaiit Inn tic Mulls.
S AT t ' R D A V A t 3:39 n. in. for EUROPE,
per t. a, l.'mbrln, via Queenslown; nt
a. m, for ITALY, per s. s. W'erra, via
Naples (mall must be directed "per s. s.
Worm"), ut 7:30 a, m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. Staatendam
(mail must bo directed "per s. s. Stnnten
dam"): at 9:30 a. m. for SCOTLAND
direct, per s. s. Astoria (mall must bo
directed "per s. s. Astoria").
PRINTED MATTHR?ETC.-Thls steamer
tokes Printed Matter. Commercial Pa
pers and Samples fpr Germany only, Tho
samo chu.s of mall matter for other paits
of Europe wl'l not be sent hy this shlo
unleta specially directed by It.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls j:amd nbove addi
tional supplementary malls aro opened on
tho piers of tho American, English,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
hour of sailing of steamer,
Mnlla fur Sni'th mill Centrnl Ainerlen,
Weat Indira. Eto.
FRIDAY-At 12 m, for MEXICO, per s. a.
Seneca, via Tamplco (mall must ho di
rected "per 3. s. Seneca").
SATURDAY At 9 u. in. for PORTO RICO,
per s, s. San Juan, via. San Juan; at 9
a. m. (supplementary 9:3u a. m.) for
CURACAO anil VENEZUELA, per b. a.
Zulla (mall for Savatilllu ami (Virtiin I'MIII
must bo directed "per h. . Zulln"); at 9:.'!ij
a, in. isupplcmentnry 10:30 a. m. for
FORTUNE ISLAND JAMAICA, 8AVA
Nil, LA, CA HTH AG EN A nnd GREY-
TOWN, per h. s. Aleau (mall for Costa
Hlca must bo directed "per h. s. Aleno");
h, a. Aieau (man for Costa
10 directed "per h. s. Aleno");
(supplementary 10 a. m.) for
tS ST. CROIX. LEEWARD
YARD ISLANDS. BRITISH.
in j.&j 11. in. i
ST. THOMAS,
and WINDW;
DUTCH and FRENCH GUIANA, per r. h.
l uiuuuniii wnaii igr urounua ami Tiini'
dad must be directed "per s. h, Foutu
bello"): nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, ner h. m
Morro Castle, via Havana, at lo a. in. for
TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE. BRlTlHIt
INDIA and LORENZO MARQUHZ, per
b s. la Savole, via Havre (mall for other
parts of Europe must bo directed "per
e, n, ii pmuiu
Malls for Newfdundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, eloce ut
this uihco dally at 6:3u p, in, (connecting
v.twvf lltl u J i it - M lltDUU mill
batunlay), Mails (or Mlquulon. by rati to
II nut ft 11 fl l.il thilMfiit III' Uh.nm.in
"OO""! ..v. w f v.'iiii,- t CiUbU III
thU olllco Unliy ut U:J0 p. in, Muiu fur
Cuba, by rail to Port 'fainnn Fiat. and
Ihntiiia III M I iifl Mil) I li-lh.ia r. 1.1 .. 1 .
Ually at b u. in. (tiiu oonnectltnj closci
r.. nu Mnminv. Witt urur h r tt:X...
MnlU for Uv, 'Mr.."".'4.. lur."
unless specl.tlly addressed for dispatch by
bteamer, ol.o nt this office dally ut l'ao
p. m. und i- ,t. ni. Malls for Costa Hlca
tJellu. Puerto Cortez and Guatemala by
rail to New Orleans, and thence' by
steamer, close at this ofilco dally at '1:30
P. m. (connecting closes here Mondays
tor Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala
tercd null closes ut 0 p. m. previous day,
Triuia-l'nuinu HfHlla,
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pines, v)a Han Francisco, clouo here dally
at 6:30 p. ni. un to September "7. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s, China.
Malls for China and Janan. via Tnenma.
Mrst nril-B2. N. I wenty-fourth street.
Sorond Ward Evans' lntindry, rson N st
Third Wn-d-239 South Thirtieth street
Fourth Ward Flaherty barn, 331 K street
COUNTRY PRECINCTS Blrcl-1-
close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Sep-
POSTOFFH.E NOTICE.
trmber "S, Inclusive, for dispatch per s, s,
Tacointi.
Malls lor China mid Japan, via Seattle,
close here d.illv at 6:3 u. in. up to Sep
tember "11, Inclusive, for dispatch per a.
s. Tosa Maru (registered mall must bo
directed "via Seattle").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, mid New Zealand,
which goes via Sau "randsco) and FIJI
Islands, Ma Vancouver, clone here dally
nt 6:30 p. in. nfter September "7 nnd up
to September "14, Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. i. Mlowcra (supplementary malls,
via Seattle and Victoria), close nt 6:30 p.
in. September "15.
Mails for Hawaii, Japan, China and Philip
Pine Island, via Sau Francisco, cloa b-ifl
daily ut 6;30 p. in. up to September "15.
inclusive, lor tiispntcn per s. s. Doric.
Malls tor lUwall, via San Francisco, elo?o
here dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to September
"16, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Ala-
Mam. (or Australia (except West Australia,
wmcn is torwarueii via isurope), sow
Zealand, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii. lu Sau
Francisco, close hero daily Cl ;. v.
nfter September "15 nnd up to Septem
ber "2S, Inclusive, or on nirlvnl of s. s.
Campania, due nt New York September
"2t. for d suatch tier a. a. Mlerrn.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver,
I'lUBV iiiie Mini- in n, m. up q UCtO-
ber "1, Inclushe, for (flspntch per u. s.
Empress ot India (registered mall must be
uiucteii via ancouver"l. Mall, except
inercliandlse which cannot bo forwarded
via Canada, for the U. S. Postal Agent nt
Shanghai, closes at 6.30 p. ni. provlou.i
iln v.
Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via
an r rnncisco. eiose nero unuv at 6i30 p.
in. up to October "12. Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. 8. Australia.
Trnns-Pacldc malls aro forwarded to port
.IIm .1 i H n,.l 1 1, n 3
I'l p.iliiUK i...j ...... ,ti; nunciiuio OI ClOS"
Ing Is arranged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted overland tramlt.
"Registered mall closes ut U p. m. previ
ous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PoMmnsier.
Postofllcc, New York, N. Y September 6,
IH'RI.INT.TON STATION' 10TII A MASON'
Knnan VHr St. Joarph A Conncll
Hliif!,
Leave. Arrive
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9:20 am n 6:3 pro
Kntisns Cltv Nisht Ex..nH:30 nm a 6:15 am
St. Louis Flyer a 6:10 pm atlslo am
Clilenmi, llu r 1 1 ii k tft ti A (Inlncy.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am nl0:2i) pm
Chicago Vcstlbuled Ex.. a 4:0) pm a 7145 am
Chicago Local n 9:30 am a 4;iV pm
i uicago i.inutoa a i.m pm a nm
Fast Mall n 2:45 put
niriingiiiii A. ailaannrl vniiey.
Nebraska Express n 8:40 nm a 7:35 pm
Vliinre. ll.nlrle,i nnd
Lincoln a S:40 am
Denver Limited u 4:25 pm
bll:55 am
ii 3:00 pm
Black Hills and l'ugct
Sound, Denver Con
nection a 9:00 pm
Lincoln Fust Mall b 3:00 pm
Fort Crook nnd Platts
mouth b 3:20 nm
a 6:43 nm
a 9:17 am
bll:o5 nm
a s:20 nm
Hellevuo & Pacific Jet. .u 7:40 pm
iiciievue & pacific Jet., a 3:10 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
WEIISTER DEPOT-ir.TII A WEI1STEII
Fremont, Elklinrii A Sllaaonrl Valley
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Dot Springs , a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter ami Soward....b 3 00 pm b 5;no pm
Norfolk, Lincoln nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
MlNHOilii l'uelflc.
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:25 am
Chicago, St. Paul, Mlnncnpolla A
Oinnbn.
Twin Cltr Passenger.. ..a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
nioux uuy i-assengcr...a mi pm niiuu am
Emerson Local b 6:30 pm b 8:30 am
a Daily, b Daily excent Bundav. n Run.
day only, d Dally except Saturday, c Dally
except .iionuiij.
UNION STATION lOTII AND HAIIOY.
Union PnclBc.
Leave.
...a 8:20 am
...a 8:60 urn
...Rll;35 pm
Arrive,
a 7:20 pm
a 3:25 pm
a 1:25 pm
a 6:50 am
bl2:30 pm
a 6:50 am
b 9:35 am
Overland Limited..
Fast Mall
Mall and Express..
Colorado Sneclal...
..au:u pm
Ltncoln-StromBberg Ex.b 4:05 pm
Pacific & Atlantic Ex. ..a 4:25 pm
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm
llllnola Centrnl.
iwncago e.xprcss a i:w am a 6:
Chicngo, Minneapolis &
St. Paul Limited a 7:45 pm a S:i
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Express b 7:00 am b 9:
Fort Dodgo Local, from
...a 7:00 am a 6:10 pm
,05 am
;40 pm
Council Uluffs a 6:00 am
Wniinsh,
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:25 am
tiiiciiun, Milwaukee .V St. Paul.
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:06 am
Chicngo & Omaha Ex...b 7:15 am b 3:49 pm
LhlciiKii, ItuuU Island .t 1'aclfl.e.
EAST
Chicago Daylight Spe'l. 6:00 am 8:to am
Dcs Motnch und Daven
port Locrtt a 7:25 am a 9:J5 pm
chicngo Express bll:l5 am bll:60 am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm bll:60 am
Chicngo Fast Express, .a 6:00 pm a 1:25 pm
Des Moines, Rock Island
und Chicago 7:40 pm a 8:10 am
Rocky Mountain Lt'd,.a 2:00 am a 6;J am
Lincoln,- Colo. Springs,
Denver, Pueblo aud
West a 1:30 pm a 4:11 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma and
Texas Flyei a 6:20 pm a 9:60 am
a Dully, b. Dally oxcept Sunday.
Miaaoiirl Puelllc.
St, Louis Express al0:00 am a 6::s Din
v, w m, 4. vnttt.uiv.uv inn a e:io am
Omahu & St. Louis.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"a 3:15 pm a S:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
i'Ocai a i:zo am a D;oo pm
Clilengn .t N'ort lureatern.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am alliio pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:is pm n 8:40 am
Eastern Express nl0:5) urn n 4:05 pm
Eastern Special a 4:65 pm a 4:05 pnt
Fast Mall a 2:46 pm
Omaha-Chicago L't'd ..a 7:45 pm a 8:0) am
Fast Mall a 8:30 am
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:30 pm
Twin City Express a 6:53 nm niO:2S pm
Twin City Limited n 7:55 pm a 8:16 am
Sioux City Local a 8:00 am a 3:50 pm
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
SETTLERS DRINK WARM WATER
lee Miiehlne DealKiieil for I.'ae III Okln
lioniu Lion Coneruled In
Snrp- Ciiimtr,
A fact came to light In Justice Crawford'
court yesterday which explains tho re
cent Ice famine In Lawton, O. T. It will
ho remembered that tho citizens, of that
new town have been so busy filing on
clnlms that they had no tlmo to cut Ice,
nnd thore wasn't enough frost In the village
to make a gin rlckey. It was all becauso
an Ice machine, Invented hy Carl W,
Krouso of Omaha, was not dollvercd there
according to arrangement.
This machine, weighing three tons, Is now
concealed In a barn uomewhero lu Sarpy
county,
It has been patented, rcplevlned, sold,
mortgaged nnd now there Is n Judgment
outstanding against It under a mechanic's
Hen. It Is having almost as many adven
tures as Ell Whitney's cotton gin,
It appears that tho Inventor sold the de
vlco to Henry Salzbun, who was to send It
to Lawton, and there opcrute It, hut Just
as he was closing the transaction a 'me
chanic named Carl A. Hnltgren roplevlncd
It to satisfy his claim of $70 for work per
formed upon It. Litigation began and
about this time tho machine disappeared.
It Is understood now that It Is soraewhero
In Sarpy county.
In the Justice court yesterday morning
Holtgren was given a Judgment for tha
amount claimed.
Ulcers, open or obstinate lores, oraldi
and piles, quickly cured by Bannor Salve,
the most healing medicine In the world.