THE OMAHA DAILY J3EE: PAlUKDAY. OCTOiTEK 20, 1001
1 !
SPECIAL NOTICES
AflvertUrmeata far the columns
ttIII be tahea nntll 13 n. for the
vcnlnaT 4ltlan and until 8:30 p. ait
tor aioralaa; .nil Sunday edition.
Ratca, 1 l-2o a word Irat tnrertlan,
le a ward ttiaraaftcr. Nalhlnc takra
for less than 23o tor the Irat laaer
tloa. Tare advcrtlacataata nut aa
wvm cnase-cntlTCli'.
Advertisers, by requesting a ns
arrrd cheek, caa faava inintii ad
dressed to a aaasbcrad latter la eara
at Tha'IIce. Aaavrera aa addrcaaad will
ahaak amir.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
COLLECTOR or salesman, town or coun
try, lust disengaged, wants eniiio "'Si
Address ,1 65, lice.
A--M713 2S"
WANTED, position by flour nnd cereal
salpsmnn. on thr road or In the city,
references furnished; ten 'ars j'JI'cri
encc. Address K 21, Hoc. A-Mil. it
WATHU-MAl,li IIUI.I'.
QOOD mcMcnucrs wanted. A. D. T., -.'12 S
13th.
m'ivwii. a mmA man In every county to
take, subscriptions for The i weiitlcth Ceil-
, tury Farmer. Our ,8enl makB good
-rt(IrHfl Twentieth Century Farmer.
Omaha. Nub. 11-013
WANTED A first-class watchmaker and
engraver; ood salary; reference required.
A. Mandelberif, Leadlnf Jeweler, lflth und
Farnam 8ts.
"WANTED, good horscshoer. Gregory &
. son, 125 Main St., council jiiuns.
THE HISDON Iron Works, Ban Krnnolsco,
offer excellent IndUc'ntnunts to skilled m
chanlcs at their new works covering )
acres on water rront or city; specially re
oiilrn hnlUrmnlttfi-o. tmttirnniiiKers. Hhlll-
nmlths, ulso machine blacksmiths capable
or nanaunv worK witn steam nunuiici ,
11 TA ntr ilnv fur tn hours: fare refundci!
In short period for satisfactory srvlo;
steady etntjlovment. Ofllce. Uualo ind
Howard ati., Han Francisco. U-.M630 N5'
WANTED Twtnty-llve men for general
farm unrl Hf.lnilnrd Cilttln Co.. Alliel.
Neb. B-AI0i3 2'J
WANTED One llrst-class ruler. Trlbuno
Printing Co., Jefferson City, Jto,
' WANTED. first-Class cabinet maker. 1316-
17 Farnam Ht. H-.Mfa8i 27
NURSES Training School, Pueblo, Col).:
three months' course; diplomas; open
November 15; write. H-M6.7 nv
DENTISTS wanted; two hustling.
wanted; two hustling, grad-
uated men, '
adv. business,
Kan., or Joplln
CARPENTEH8 wanted right nwny at the
Omaha Cold Storage Co., 11th und .luck
son St. U-M073 27
"WANTED, man for work room In furniture
dept.; must be capuhln of doing finishing
ana caninei worn. Ancircss jv a', upb Ul
rica. IJ 693 2o
WANTED A good German advertising
compositor. Address, l'ress run. i:o., l-in-
coln, Nbb. ii-tiji jN-i
MAN to travel In Nebraska; establlahfd
business; distribute hnd advertise; rea
sonable salury nnd expenses; experience
unnecessary: eif-aci(in-ssei envelope.
Mgr. E. Wlmmcr. 3-8 Dearborn st., nil-
cago. 11-T.M710 20
WANTED, men without money to haw
their half cut and shavo Fit EE nt
Mnler'a Barber Cnllccc. 1623 Farnam St..
3d '.floor. All work by students under
I skilled teachers. Room for 600 men dally.
THE MOI,ER Rarbcr College, 1S23 Farnam
St., wants men to learn the barber trade.
two months' term commutes, two year
apprenticeship snved by free clinic, expert
Instructions', lectures, ntc, tooU presented
i eacn student, noarn inciuaeti, wages ann
l experlenco In shopa Saturdays from start;
y no traae oncrn petirr lnaucemenis, pon
tlons always open. Call or write for cata-
logup,,, , II AUOl 3i'
WANTED, young man to tnko caro horso
and cow an deliver goods. Apply, with
city rererenco oniy. ippiy iiu ijouko.
U-fiW25
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED, first-class saddlery salesman
tor Uah. Wyoming, Montana, North nnd
South Dakota, Must hq well posted on
stock saddles and ucqualnted with tho
traae, Asxew Ha,auicry 1.0., Kansas uity,
MO, U13
WANTED Salesman for Omaha and vicin
ity to sell groceries to the retail trade
tor a Chicago house having un estab
lished trade; grocery clerk preferred;
must give bond. Address S 16, caro of
lxra 6t Thomas, Chicago. MC30 so'
TRAVELING salesmen wanted who soli
the country tradu to take a good side line
or dry gooas, our own specialties, on
commission. Manufacturer, box MO, Phil-
aaeipnia, ra. u mwj 26'
SALE8MEN, by long established maun-
raciurcr or v lavoring lixirucis, Hpices.
Rnklnff Powder; clvn fiillv vnur nmfrl.
ence; wo offer exceptional opportunity
and salary.
Box 517. Chicago. 111.
M698 27
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodgo.
Tel. 176.
C-167
CO GIRLS, all kinds work. Canadian Office.
C 46S
A GOOD paying position to an energetla
lady In each town; ulso lady trnvelors to
represent us. Thyroid-Lymph Co., 501
ueo uiag. c 6S0
WOMAN for housekeeping on farm; no
oDjecuon 10 cnuureu; ucrmuii preterrod.
aiarun Aiunanuri, jiunucii, 111.
C-MtUJ 2S
WANTED, two young Indies to learn hair
dressing, manicuring and chiropody. Call
or write, itoom an, iieo isuig. C CCS
COOK wanted, good wages, 2225 Farnam.
C-67
COMPETENT girl for general housework.
airs. t. h. nan, 33is bnermnn Ave.
C-693
WANTED-Competent cook; good wages.
Apply Mrs. T. J. Rogers, 1120 Park Ave,
C-691
WANTED, girl for general housework;
ftuuu iiuuii', Diiiuii luiuiiv. .o.j iastt-si.
-Mill 2i
WANTED, two young lady studentH to
learn uaimressing, manicuring and rill-
roiiouy Hiin srientiuc massago. I'nll or
wrue, 1100m .J), iieo Ding. c-GCS
WANTED, ladles to lrnrn hair droisln.
manicuring or facial massage, only four
ncoKs requircn, rompiiratlvely no oxponsp.
snmo wages from start; cataloguo and
Particulars mailed free. Molcr College,
1 niiium ai. C A17C3 31
HELP WANTED.
MEN and women to do copyiut; at boms;
must wrlto a fair hand; U tn 1j wpekly
working evenings: positively no cnnvasS-
iiig, i nc mse siump. Nuriuwest COni'lmi
. tlv 'W 1l...A.i,ll V J '"
wv.iA.VA vw, ... ii,,ivu.w.in, llllll,
MCI7 00
FOR RENT HOUSES.
IF YOU want your homes well rented
piaco mem wiin ueuawu .v wo, D 4(3
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
.j. D-KO
TO MOVE right get Omaha Vnn Storaga
I.D., uiuwo lii'.g ruiiiniu, ur ivi. loo-fili3.
D-II1
HOUSES.' stores. Bemls, Paxton block.
D-473
HOUSES, etc. F, D, Wead. 1521 DouKlas.
p-4n
HOUSES and ftata.i Ringwait, Barker Blk.
u 174
HOUSES for runt In til parts of tho city.
nronnan-i-dvo i,o auuin win sireei.
' D ISO
NO hard coal needed, central, seven room
house: also tlva room flat. Tttard, 221
N. 2UH. U 6i)0 N 1'
l-ROOM detached house, all modern,, lawn,
sic., m o. ma. win urown. jr
P-SST-30'
roit rent-holses.
;7rOOM modem. 2705 Howard "st.
Tel.
AUJ3. E. U. Hamilton, 211 8. nth.
D-M96
DESIRABLE tlwellltitr. 10 room, modern,
gas, bntn, furnace, laundry, excellent re
pair, Rood location, 2003 No. ISth St. Ap
ply to Qarvin Bros , 1601 Farnam fit.
HOUSES WHEATON, I2S Paxton Rlk.
u ts:
324 8, 29TH AVE., new brick dwelling of
Broome, thoroughly, modern, first-class In
very particular, uurvin mo., jwi
r.trnnm m, u
2204 MAPLE St., 8 rooms, 120.
112 No. 26th St., 9 room, modern, $30.
JOHN N. FRENZER, OPP. OLD P. O,
u .MD1S
FOIl HUNT, 7-room house, good barn,
modern improvements. r i-onpieion
Ave, 'Phone 2313.
Ill
10-ROOM, strictly modem house, best loca
tion, -.Kin nnu jncKson is., w. . r.
Turklngton, &J5 Dee. u M3iJ
TEN-ROOM, modern, 510 8. 22d St. Ring-
wnit uros., Warner hiock. ij .mioi
DANDV 6-room cottage.
3S0 N. 27th St.
D-MI5S N12'
NHATI.V furnished house, 7 rooms, south
west part or town; a snap. i.ymnn
Waterman, M Hee HldR. D 611 :5
FOH HUNT, fi rooms, mortem with furnace,
g rmni m0dcrn, with furnace, bar
tft1utiru hadeci lawn 120x10 feet.
zit isouin Kin avenue, i.v.
irn and
130. 2G22
No. 21th St. atrltiBcr, 031 Paxton bloek.
FOR RENT, brlrk house, 8 rooms, modern,
316 ,N, UIUI HI 320 N. .311. VMZ
FOR JtENT, rlegnnt 15-room residence and
nurn, tnorougiuy modern, compieio in an
respects; known as the Karbach house.
cor. tu anu ieavenwortn. imiuiro i
3. 20th St. D Mm Nl
TWO modern houses, 8 rooms each, near
23th and Farnam Sts,; now being thor
oughly overhauled. Rent, J25 per month
eoch.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th and
uougias Hts. u w
FOR RENT, 4-room cottage, 2606 lllondo
at., zs.w. imiuiro nt C07 No. win a:
VII
EI,EGANT S-room house, nil modern Im
provements. w North 23cl m.
D MU) 2i
M'CAOUE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Dfulan.
6.17 H. 2Dth Avp.. X-r.. mrulorn 127 60
2125 Davenport, 6-r city water, barn 16.00
-uj ncwuni, closet, city water,
gas, ham
MID Patrick Ave., 6-r., city water....
IH5 N. 28 th Ave.. S-r.. pltv wntnr
16.f0
10.5)
10.00
321 N. 25th St.. South Omaliu. 5-r.,
second floor and store below,
t.n.t. ..t . .
Willi MKjT tttlll'l t...
2!.50
f '"". "oni I a . a-r .
1S.00
00
eso
ce
M'CAOUE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
ivm uodge Ht.
D-M50 2
FOR RENT G-r.
house; (10.00. Iuquiro
r,0U Douglas St.
U .M653
MODERN t-r. flat. 1112 S. 11th.
( D-M6IS
FOR RENT. 7 r.. tiorcelaln bath, wash
bowl, closet. laren lot with lino shade
irees. j3w a. .list nt., nenr naiiseom
park. McCague Investment Co.. U0J
UOURC Ht. U MB 26
GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT.
10 rooms and Imm. modern except fjrnace,
9 rooms, city water. 1120 8. 19th St.. 120.
; rooms, city water, Kmmet, 13.
5 rooms, city water, 1126 8. 18th St., IN.
JOHN W. ROUD1NS, lb03 FARNAM 8T
DAY board for two gentlemen; prlvftto
rumiiy; rates reasonaDie. Apply i;av
enport. F 696 31
SIX-ROOM cottage, largo yard. 2222 North
inn t., lis; io-room, modern, zurj mi
Mary's Ave., ISO. Rear 230 Davenport
inreo rooms, jt. 713 center nt., four
rooms, 13. others. Ringwait nros
Harker Illock. - D-692 27
15.003324 Frnncls. .1 rooms.
120.WV-3314 Francis, 8 rooms, modern, bath
souin rront. on naveti street.
120.002628 Charles St., 8 rooms, modern
wiin uain.
3S2t N. 24th, 12-room mansion, all modern
larice stab e. box stal s. cnaehmnn's room
cowsiieds ond other outbuildings, corner
lot with larRo yard.
THE OMAHA REALTY CO., 1301 Douglas.
hi., upniHirs. j ZT
FOR RENT, house. 2124 Caldwell St.. 10
rooms, bath nnd furnace; large yard, nice
snano trees, goon statue; rent, lo. Apply
10 jiimes .Mcienn:i, f irst National naiiK,
D-M712 28
FOR RENT. 1516 Howard st.. 6 rooms, irnort
rnmlltfnn. 1?J) nnrcr. jC. f-. lni I.-,. n
HI- D M1O5 25
FOIt nENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel.
13th and Farnam,
E 113
j-
THE THURSTON. Cool, airy
E-IS4
3 ROOMS, light housekeeping,
1112 8. 11th
i
E-MB71
oivk nice furnished room for rent cheap,
S30 N. 23d St.
E-M273
Housekeeping rooms, IS. 2623 St. Mary's
ti 35 NIB'
Nit 1st, furnished rooms, modern, over
Merger's restaurant, 1120 Dodge. Gentle
men preferred. E 666 25'
Fim.Msimn rooms a.d uoaiid,
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport 8t.
F-4S3
GLENCAIRN, transient $1.25 day. 1609 Doug.
NICE home for young men. 108 8. 25th st,
F Jia
509 8. 23TH AVE., for gentlemen.
F-M56)
NICE large room. 411 N. 2tth.
F-AI310
THE ROSE.
2020 Harney, rooms, good
bourd.
V MWi N10'
STEAM-HEATED rooms, with or wlthou
uuiiru. Aiiuiuuu noiui, Join una iiiicag
LARGE and small front room to purlles
empioyeu during the duy, at 19n Ciiil;isu
St. i Mbjj
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
bESIC room space, 15 per month, ground
noor room in uno ilee building, racing
Farnam street; no expense tor ligtit, haul
ui' Janitor service. K. C. Peters i.'o.,
Rental Agents, bl-u ButldiiiB, U 41t
LIGHT housekeeping, 202C St. Mary's uVe.
u W3
THREE unfurnished light huusokeeiilng
rooms, niouvru except neat, cneup. uu
N 2otli. u .Hu
1-OR RENT STORES AND OFFICES,
FOR RENT, store In Orst-clais location;
rent leasouaoiu. Appiy i. reitu s
Co., giouild tlour, Bue iildg. 1 26t
FOR RENT, ofltcii with vault and part tlrst
poor or ail lup nour. iim-io iiurucy oi.
Midland Utcas aim Paint Co., lliu Hurney
Bt. 1 4S
FOR RENT, the building formerly occu
pied by Tlie uec at vis 1'arnam at. ii ims
lour stories and u basement which waJ
tormeriy Uica iis The ueo press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at oncv to C. C. itose
v.uttr, tecr.tury, room 100, iieo Building.
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, canvasslni: ngciits In every
county, to solicit subscriptions tor iim
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK Uld COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1,00
imperial octavo pages, iw ouisci-tencning
engravings and is the only book on live
stock ever published ailanted to the evsrv.
day", practical money-saving use ot every
farmer and stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agents
in the country with horse and buggy
peclally desired. Canvassers maku easily
ttf) to Itoo per month. Addn.ss Century
Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Dee building,
umauiu JiU
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED, nzents to sell kitchen utensil of
great merit; noncst women or men oi re-
tpcctauie appearance maKe uig wuhv.
lail or nuuiess cnus. ocnuiiiieins,
B way, Council Bluffs, la J MJIs
COUNTRY canvassers can make good
money taging subscriptions to tub 'iwen
lleth Century Farmer as a side line. Hef.
erences rcquirtd. Address Ueo Publishing
Co., omnna. Nob. j ui.
MEMORIAL Life of McKlnley, four lm-
misses. ikXJ liners. iuu naiiiouvs. ii.uu: ire
outnt. W. A. lilxenbatMh As Co., . .V))
Ware block, Omahn. J S65
AGENTS wanted for new publications;
prospectus, etc., free, ueorgc name ft
Son, 1313 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
J-M231 JanlJ
2u PEANUT vendlnc machines, well lo
cated; pay from 190 to 11M) per month;
agents wanted. Ion a Vending Machine
Co., Humboldt, la. j .mum N.r.i'
AGEN'TS wanted i our great set of ''hrlst-
mas iiookh now reniiv: ncsi and newesi
books for children; colored pictures, low-
est prices; best sellVrs ever known; agents
selling from 12 to 2. books per day Also
life of William McKlnley and compiuto
sloty of his nssnsslnatloti, including llVes
of Lincoln and Gurllcld and stories of
their nssnHsl'i.ittou, about 500 extra, largo
UHKes: hlk'Kest. best book: superbly IIIjm-
trated, lowest price; hnndsome nnd valu
able premium, ,0 per cent to agents; ono
book free with each ten ordered; frelsht
paid; credit given; no experience neces
sary; uuiiH irer, sen me ocsi dook;
make thi most money; wo give the most
liberal treatment; alt orders shipped day
they nro received; wo own the largest
lilnderies and lire the only nubllshorn
shipping books promptly. Honry Nell, S23
Dearborn st., Chicago, ill. J MOTS N7
AGENT'S outfit free; credit given for sell-
ini: the llncst set of Instructive, entc
t ul 11I iik Christmas books, graded for chil
dren of nil ages, nt the lowest prices ever
known: 50-cent book containing beautiful
lllliutrnfp,! nniim nf T.nrrt'a lrnvr. nnlv
,1A I
12'.i cents; 11.00 book 21 cents; ll.W book 50
cents; :'.,o hook if cents; liberal commis
sion to agents. Ferguson. .1172 5th st.,
uincitiunii, u. j nivi 3,'
WASTED TO KENT.
WANTED', room and board by young man
in tamuy wnero tncro nro not many
tinnrrlers. Must be near carllnp. Stnto
price when nnswerlng. Permanent If
sntlsfactoty. Address K 12, Hce
' K-617 27
Jy-617-i
WANTED, front room nnd alcove, with
hoard, ny marricu coupie; reiercncos.
Address, stating price, 1C 11, Hee.
K-643 25
hTOItAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912-
914 Jones, general siornBO anu lurwariuim.
4V3
OM.VnnStor.Co.,151WFarn. Tels. IfiSM
STORAGE, low rates. Dorlght, 1U9 Farnam
st,
WANTED TO IMJY.
WANTED, 10 carloads of furniture and
stoves for Bt. luls Kxpo. Tel. 771. Ad
dress J. Irvine, 306 N. 16. N-384 OJl
CHEAP farms In enstern Nebraska. G. E.
Tiirklngton, ox ueo Hldg. N .M374
INbl'RANCE policies purchased. Call on
or write the Putnam Co., 501-5 N. v. Llfo
building, Omaha.
N-M70S
FOR SALE FUHNITDRI5,
CHICAGO Furnlturo Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel.
New ana -ananu, uougnt, soia, ex
changed, u li
DINING room, bed room and other house
hold goons; bargain 11 sold at once. mi.
1604 or call 1034 Ho. 30ln Ave. t-W4
FOR SAI.K HOnES, WAGONS, ETC.
GOOD repairs on wagons, etc., at Harry
f rost s, mnanu ieavenworin. 1- vjj
FOR SALE, A-l horse and phaeton, cheap.
inquire 1318 Farnam, or 1723 uougc.
P-M6S7 a
HORSE, 4 years old; city broke. 2322 Harney
St. I' JlllO i'
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
wuv
-
SAFES, standard mhkes, sold, renlod. 114 813 I erty to remain Undlsturbcu .in your pos
1 . Q 193 scssloh'. You got' tho monoy'the sUmo ilay"
EDISON & COLUMBIA talking machines
uiiu tckuiuai uiiiuun a,wv. ww, v.i h.iu
unicago. w out
FIR timbers for houscmovers, etc., 40 to
71 ft., cribbing and hot; fence. 901 Doug-
1U. i ntfv
CHOICE lot of milch cows for sale cheap.
H, t. Campbell, 4213 center at. y iui
500 OVERCOATS, bargains. Marowltz, 418
N. 16th. VI S33
CADET coat, good as new: will fit boy 13
or it years oiu. Auurcss ii oj, uco.,
Q-M381
UUQGIES. Dhactons. surrevs. wacons. bi
cycles; big stock now, second-hand bar
gains. rreancKson, ism anu uouge.
P-JI903 N7
PHAETON, steel and rubber tires.
Buggies, open and top,
6 family carriages.
1 6-pass. carriage.
1 Victoria and ,1 Rockaway.
1 hack und 2 broughams,
1 depot wagon.
Second-hand harness also.
DRUMMOND CARRIAGE CO.,
IStli and Hnruey.
Q-M819
FOR SALE, two Rood Rambler bicycle,
one a laaies' wneci; 110 each to save win
ter s storage, call 10G0 Ucorgla live.
Q-M403 25'
FOR SAI,?:, human skeleton, In first-class
cuiiaiuon. Aadfess j aj, ut-e omce.
Q M411
LARGEST stock of latest combination
graphophoiu-s. records nnd sunnlles. Come
and see them. Frederlcluon, 15th nnd
ijouko BIS. tj 622 N21
FOR BALE, ladles' Rambler wheel for 110,
to KllVP TVlntrr'R lnpiii-o r-nll U)R nn,.
gla Ave.
Q-615
FOR BALE Two bnse burners. In good
repair. 1015 Fnrnnm St. Q 671-27
UNREDEEMED garments and baby rart
10 nun, ioi 1 iiowaru si. MiVJ 25'
' SMALL "National" cash register for sale.
t an on or nuuress u. 11. l,iver Co,, 1407
iinrney si umann. y .Mill NJ
FOR SALE, a very largo frnme stable, 3902
wnvenpori si. Appiy to Mr. Roman Oard-
ner. on tno pince. Q JI707 30
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 819 N. 16th.
8-491
MM E.
GYLMER, genulno palmist, 315 8.
ibtn.
H 199
PERSONAL,
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nair removcu uy ciccinciiy. u. is,
i renzer oiock. u cuu
RUPTURE CURED without the knlft. Em
pire Rupture cure, 922 N. x. Life Bid.
U-561
ELITE PARLORS, 615 8o. 16th St.. 2d floor.
u ij u:i-
MME, SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, R 2.
u an N7'
MME. AMES. 317M N. 15. flat E. baths.
U-M573 031
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 34D Bee Hldg.
u aoj
OMAHA Accordion PItg Co., 1524 Douglas.
, U 404
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and
quickest. Mrs. A. C, Mark, 17th and Far
nam. 11
GRAMOPHONES nnd supplies, wholesals
ni.'u reian. ennuis i-iuno lo iba uous-
las. U .M603
ADV. calendars.
&5
M597 Janl
PRIVATE hornltal, before and during eon
nnement; Dailies
adopted. 2308 Grant St.
Mrs. Gardcls.
c n
FOR RENT, line Knabe piano.
1607 Lothrop street.
Apply at
u itf .a
rtlllMO.NAI,,
PRIVATE home for ladles before nnd lui-
lug contlujineut; nauies adopted. .'J
Uurdetto St. Its, llurgct. U-M N9
HAIRDRESSING, manlrurliiK and chlM-
pody, for ladles oniy. in eouneution with
The Uathcry, 215 220 Ueo bldg.
U-2S5
13 50 HUY9 TAILOR MADE PANTS, J3H
No more, 110 icf. ' sneoiions. -iuaue
rlglit here. Grand Pahls Co., 309 No. 16th.
L Mi Nil
1MUNCE OF OMAHA.
The famous Prince of Omaha
Is the best cigar ever saw.
Not because of Its name
Did It gain such wondrous fame,
Hut Its duo to qunllty.
Then It smokes so cool and free,
And, ngalh, ll's union made
That's a guarantee to trade.
The prices are 137 nt wholcsalo
And 5c straight nt retail.
w. f. stoecker cigar co.
u-m:
I 26
CHIROPODY n specialty. In connection
Willi 1 ne uaim-Tj, luuinn ucc ihur,
Tel. 1710. U-ol9
Rt'PTURE permanently cured In 30 to 60
nays; stnn lor circular, u. t. voi. .m.
D 521 New York Life Hldg., Omahn,. Neb.
WALL PAPER clenner. C. Meddlomlit.
'phone 1258. l.tve oruers ul lnl9 Farnam.
ltooms cieancu, i p. u aiih .
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR Nt'ItSES.
A number of young ladles wanted Immedi
ately to tnKc a course or training, ror
particulars addrcus Fremont Hospital,
Fremont, Neb, U-M691 NIS)
SHAMPOOING i nnd hair jircsslng, &jo. Ii
In
e
ii rr it -i
building. .Tel. 1716.
561
MR. S. HOEHM, who has been for tnntiy
vears.wltn the noston aton-, desires tv
Inform his friends thnt he Is now manager
nf tho cioaK anu sun iicpnrtment or tno
People's Store, 16th nnd Farnam streets,
where ho will bo glad to sco his many
friends. u ij-j ao.
ClitMATIC changes, winds, exposures, de
mand tho magical neautiuers. Hiititi-HKlh
Creum and l'owder. 25o. V M.IS1 2o
MONEY TO I.OAX-ltEAl, ESTATE.
AND 5Ji per cent loans. W. II. Th
first National Bank building. Tel.
oni as,
1643.
W-MS
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
lowa rarms in a per cum, uorrowers can
pay 1100 ot any multiple; uny Interest
date; no delay. IJrennan-Lovo Co., 309 So.
13th St., Omaha, Neb. W 509
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
Gcorgo ei "-ompany, iwi farnam street.
w 010
S'flffi To.& Faranl'stre
pniVATE money. F. D. Wcad, 1521 Douglaa.
W-520
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
W-019
U'ATOTP.n. pltv nnd farm loans: also bonds
nnd warrants, it. u. rctcrs & Co., 1702
Farnam st ueo liiug. w sis
4H TO 5 P. C. money., Bemls, Paxton I31k,
V OIJ
$50,000 SPECIAL fund; Jonns l.'OO up; lowest
rates, uarvin liros., iwi iarnain.
W-5H
1300. 1400. 1300 PRIVATE. money to loan: 1
Z. 3 or t years. v. 1 sciDy, lioara 01
Trade Bldg. W 015
SEE HENRY B, PAYNE, C01-2 N. Y. Life.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urcnnnn-i.ovc uo., aw eoutn istn.
V 017
W. B. MEtKLE, 4G1 S. lGth St., loans money
on residence property at 5 per cent.
iv 01s
WANTED, several CHOICE CITY LOANS
for nrlvato clients. 11. C. peters St Co
1702 Farnam st.. Beo bldg. W-M599 26
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
ONE HUNDRED.'THOUSAND DOLLARS
110, 115, 12U, -125. 130. 135,
140. . 150, I6, 1100,
. 1200. -250i- S300.'
nV WlirtKITI IHR. IANI1S. llnrtRIfH
WAGONS. ETC. Also to SALARIED I'EO
PLta on incur plain. 110m ut ruled which
I Unn.iat n.nnlti pnn nfffiril In unv. Thn tii..n.
vnn nsk fnr It und tho' transaction Is hulil
fn strictest confidence, uttlce hours, 8 a.
i u j, ill. t vuucaua uiiu UUVUIUUJT
evenings until s ojjiock.
RULIAULU iC.tliDlT UOXl'A.Nlf,
Ilooin 303, Thus Floor, Paxton .Block,
Jt v
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Furniture and piunos.
Horses, wagons nnd carriages.
Also on SALARIES.
You get the money on short notice.
You receive tho full amount lu cash.
Vim mnv Uppn It onu month- or muro.
You pay for only what llmo you keep It,
uur rates nro as low ns ine lowest.
Our business Is confidential.
Our motto Is, ''Try to pleoso."
OMAHA'MORTUAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Board or Trade, Bldg. Tel. 2295.
(Established lb9J.) 306 8. ICtli St.
X-S27
LARGEST BUSINESS In LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
stars, boarding 'houses, etc., without so
ptirltv- pnsieMt terms: 40 unices In nrlncl
pal cities. Tafman, 440 Board of Trade
Bldg. X-521
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE.
live stock, etc. Quick service und lowe8
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 633 (ton
floor; Paxton block, northeast corner 16th
and Farnam; entrance on 16th street.
X 522
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock; Jow-
eiry; aiso to salaried people witnoui secur
ity; cheap rates; oasy payment; I business
confidential, Foley lan Co., successors
to Duff Green, R. 8, Barker Blk. Eat. 1SS9.
X-M583
MONEY loaned on plain nolo to salaried
people; business conuuentiai; lowest ruiea.
514 Paxton block. Tho J. A. Hutton Co.
X-524
11 VT..T 1 . . HlnM- . . t . , An-.
elry, hoj-ses, cows. etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8.13.
VS"1
DUS1NESS CHANCES.
FLOUR mill for sale; owing to death ot
proprietor. ono ot the uesi eriuippcu nuui
mills In' Vowa. doing u line business, Is
offered for sain. Address P. O. Box 6il,
Newton, Ja. Y-M331 Mo'
WANTED, guod business mail with la.TOl
to iv.wo capitni to ibko puBiuuu m ii
portance. An opportunity seldom found.
Address K 15, Bee. Y""2. i
FOR SALE, racket store: stock In good
condition and will luvoico nnoui ii.wi.
Address J, M, Dalley, Seward, Neb.
Y M6-3 31
rVKSTAltnANT. finest cnulmied: controls
best class 'trade in town iu,uw, i;i oc
Omahn; eastern business rtqulrcs owner c
attention: tlxttires very nest inowi; rurni-
tur of 7 rooms above; at bargain, pari
cash, balance easy
j, li. jonusoti, n. v.
i.ue
Y-M6
FOR BALE, Btenm laundry at Ii Unrguln;
good bURlness cxtensivo. ouisiuo territory.
Address Bargain, 1C 19, Bee, Y-.M701 27
FOIl EXCHANGE.
GOOD Omaha property for western land;
might add some casn. j a, uee.
Z-333 26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
F.XUl'RSION TO SOUTHEASTERN
SOUTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, OCTOBER.
28. 1901.
We have a lurk-e list, or south DaHnta
lands only 25 MILES from the NEBRASKA
STATE LINK in eusicrn pari ot mnip.
Land mostly cvol, a neii iiiuck loam with
clay sunsou. a uuuu urruuii .Mii
inr v uni Mr.n i . ub iiiunu iiiiuih 'iiu
rapidly-selling to Iowa and Illinois farm
ers. Wo have arranged to lurnisn cheap
RA1LROAH RATES for the nbovn date,
Ono of our salesmen Will accompany the
party. For FURTHER INFORMATION
cull upon or address
it. v.. jr.. ii. ii. vu,,
Omaha, Neb,
RE-M6.V) 27
RANCH nnd farm lands for sale by thn
Union racinc iiuuroaa company, tt. a.
McAllaster, land commissioner, Union Pa-
cine lieauquutiKrf, uinuua, ncd.
RE-631
for mai.e-iieai, estate.
anistercoVnty faIim for sale
CHEAP.
320 acres. 13 miles from Lincoln, 215 ncrcs
In cultivation, balance pasture. The soil
Is a rich black loam; all fenced and well
Improved.
Splendid location for a stock farm. On
B. M. and V. P. rsllroads; convenient
for shipping cattle from the west.
Worth 115 to 150. Owner must have money
nnd will take (40 If sold at once. Not one
cent less wilt buy It. Terms; One-third
ensh, balance easy.
Expenses paid If you buy through tis.
pply at once.
Similar adjoining farms have sold for 150
within thirty days; price on this Is to.
PA YN E-K NOX COM P A N Y,
Main Floor New York Life Hldg.
RE- 663 ;
A CHOICE LOT.
A COM FORT A RLE HOME.
New house; Just nbo.it completed! porcelain
liatli, enamel sum, nicacieii puimuiiiK;
six large rooms and large pantry with
china ciosel! lot 70x112 fret; nicely gra.lod
nnd sodded; Leavenworth and 3(th Sts.;
ptit-npr till.
A tiunpletc, homelike home In n pleasant
locn.ion, on cur line, cmiu iu urnnuin,
cannot bo duplicated for Hie money.
Price, 2,750.(O. Glad to show the prop
erty. It Is worthy of your Invcstlgitlon.
GARVIN BROS.. 16-vt FARNAM ST.
HE-G0I-2!
CHEAP FARM.
32o ncre&, Cedar county, Neb., 3j
miles from town, nil good, 125 nn acre.
HARRISON & MORTON, N. Y. LIFE.
HOUSES and lots In rill parts ot city; also
acre property Hnu iarm uintin. ino u. ir.
Davit Co., Room 552, Bee Building.
' RE-630
FA1LM8. C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life.
IWV Ml
HOUSES, lots,- farms, ranches, loans; also
tiro insurance, iiemis, l'uxioii uik.
RE 164
FOR SALE, fruit and garden placo and
grocery siore, seven acres, pari in cuoice
grapes, plums nnd other fruit; u splendid
business location; bnm, Ice house, sheds,
well, clstt-n, etc.; ono mile ouc of town
on main road. Inquire at 335 llroadway,
Council Bluffs, la. RE-M445
7-ROOM, all modern house. 3520 Dodga St
CLARKE POWELL.
Phono 921. 420 New York Llfo.
RE-373
FOR SALE, JO-ncro farm, four miles from
city; good ivtrtij nousa nnd wen, imiuiro
John T. Tldil, Council Eluffs javliiRS
linnk, or 731 Willow avenue, Council
BlUITa. RE-M3W SI
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
JIU ?31
SEVERAL rood farma for sale In a Rood
farming country, l-ifr further partleulars
write or call on H. L. Ludluin, Plnlnvluw,
NOD. llli
TEL. THREE-ONE-FOUR.
HARRISON.
RE-342 N5
SEE HENRY B. TAYNE. C01-
ECL'LATION-FInn Ninth St'. I
trackage
ot.'nenr depot, JS.OO;. Todd, 621 Now York
Life.
RE-611 19'
l.AHtiE house, on North 2lst Ht., near
i.aKe: city wnter: nne cellar: Rood reualr,
Rents well. Two car lines. Only $1,600.
lerms easy; discount ior easn.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor New York Life Bldg.
RE-662-26
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, tho acknowledged leading
specialist In diseases ot women In Omaha,
would call the attention of suffering
ladles hi, his unsurpassed accommoda
tions before and durlnc confinement, and
his treatment for Irregularities, no mat
ter what cause. Call or address, with
stamp, Dr. Pries, Arlington block, 1513
uodge, umana. m mdw
LADIES $500 reward falling to relieve caso
nf nbnormnl suppression In 36 hours.
Price, 12. Dr. Mead Remedy Co., 112-17
tjuincy St., cnicago,- in.
LOST.
LOST, two large envelopes containing
pupi.TH vnluublo to owners only, ono nil
messed to J. H. Berry, chief engineer, and
tho other to J, s. HyKos, tnicr cieru gon.
pral manaircr'H ofllcc. Union Pacific
Omaha, between Union station nnd Union
l'aciiic nenunuaricrs anoui 3:1a p. m., uc
tober 17th. auitaoie rewura tor return.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel,
ika Alice Johnson. D. O.. ladles' dept.:
Gld E. Johnson, Ostoopathlst, Mgr. 537
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Blk. Tal 1367
OuS
DR. A. T. HUNT, aulto 512, McCague Bldg,
TCI. 2362. -91V
DR. MRS MUSICK, Douglas Blk.
Tel. 2S23,
341
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & Doug
A. C. VAN BANT'S school.
717 N. Y. Ufa,
- 533
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
Bee Bldg.
NEB. Business & Shorthand College. Boyd
Theater. 6
FOUND.
L-ntlND. near Y. M. C. A. entrance, nal
of spectacles; owner can ni ueo omco
for sume. Found M627
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any Bdod Invention or patent.
Address L4OQK nux w, ua -iiuiuca, in.
547
HAVE cosh for good patent or Invention;
Address P. O. Box fc5, Omaha, Neb.
tat ni-
MUSIC.
PROFESSOR Charles Peterson, piano In
struction and voice training, Italian
method. Roundness and carrying power
of tone guaranteed. 513 W. of W. Bldg.
-293-O
STOVES.
WE carry the biggest line ot ntovos In
city.. Buy of us. Prices right. .Enter
prise Furniture Co., 102-4 8. 14th. Tel.
2296. M574 031
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, etc., replallng.
Omaha
-613
1'iating co., ueo iiiuc. 101. mj.
EXI'lfESS AND MOVING,
BAGGAGE, express, moving. Hoff's Bx
prcts Co., new management, fou 8. lbth.
Tel. 1717. -M26S NU
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Gertrude Cuscadcn, 1607 Doug. Phone 6
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
5i3
FARMS FOR RENT.
400 ACRES near Gretna.
Sarpy county.
Duff Green, room 8. Barker block. 568
TAILORING,
LADIES' garments cleaned, altertd, re
paired reasonable, Max Fogel, 1207 Farnam
ana
IIOOKivHElM.MJ.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc , day or ren
tug. R. 15, Com Nat. Bank. G. R. P.atnl - in
jli
PAWNBROKERS.
I
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, nccoinmodnt- i
in,., nil niill.lcnll.il 1MI Hniiclin. I
"-..,' 1,,
-$41
CAItl'ENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing :
promptly attended to. J. t. ucniuree, win
una ijikc ois. y'v
IIOILER .MAKERS.
OMAHA BolUr Works, steam boilers, tanks,
mucks, etc. Tel. is;. i:tn anu iz.iru ois.
jtj
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvcrcd. 703 N It.
j-i
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES.
Miss Sturdy, 2576 Harney.
-6CO-N-3
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7ci collars,
c; cutis, ic. iiju lv.ii uiinui in. v...
oil
TRUNK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases: trunks
repaired, um. ituiik f nciory, j.w r urnum.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEr 1331. M. S. Vnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
10
The Test ot Time
dlsclosra no
dontnl work.
defects In our
It has enduring
qualities.
Gold Crowns, J.VOO.
Bniley the Dentist
:tl2 I'nitou lllncK',
16th nnd Farnam Sts.
Lady attendant. Phono 1S5.
GOVERNMENT .NOTICES.
pnniiniAia fnr llnpf and Mutton Olllco
Chief Commissary of Subsistence, Omahn.
Neb.. October 25, 1901. Sealed proposals.
In triplicate, will bo received hero until, 11
o'clock a. in,, central standard time, No
vember 25. 1901, and' then puiuiciy openeu
fnr fiirnlalniiir mii'li fresh beef and mutton
as may be required by the Subsistence Uc
partmi'nt, l S. Army, at Omahn, Neb.,
Fort Crook, .Neb., jenrerson imrrnpus. ,i
Forts lyPiivenworlli, Kan., mgnii ii. in ois,
Ark,, Niobrara, Neb.. Reno. O. T , Riley,
Kan.. Robinson, Neb., and Sill., O, T.. dur
ing six months commencing January 1.
1902. Proposals will also bo received until
10 o'clock n. m., mountain standard time,
nt Fort Robinson, and until 11 o'clock a. m.,
central standard time, nt Jefferson Bar
racks, Forts lavcnwortli, Iognn II. Roots,
Niobrara, itcno, itiipy nun iu anu opniL-u
nt nnii, in- rpKnpptlvp pnmmlssarles: each
receiving proposals for his own post only.
Proposals Will UlSII lie li-rt-ivi-u nimuif,
,.ri ni whlph lilddpr will deliver fresh beet
or mutton of temperature, not greater than
50 degrees Fahrenheit. Information fur
nished oh application nero or io commis
sary at post authorized to open proposals.
V. S. reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof. En
velopes should bo markixl "Proposals for
Fresh Beef nnd Mutton." and addressed to
undersigned or Commissary at post au
thorized to receive proposals. D, II. .H
SON. Lieut. Colonel Infantry. Acting Chief
Commissary- 0-25-dlt-N22-13.M
PROPOSALS for Subsistence Stores-Olllcq
Purchasing Commissary of Subsistence,
Omaha, Neb.. Octnbur 25, 1901. Sealed pro
posals, subject to tho usual conditions, will
bo received tit this, office until 10 o'clock n.
m., Novi-mber I. 1901. at which llmo inul
plnco they will be publicly opened for fur
nlshlng subsistence stores as follows:
Bacop. Hour, cohee. sugar, canned goods,
etc. Preforonco will bo given to articles of
lUmnstlc production. Blank proposals and
sneclllctttlons can be nblnlned at this ofllcc.
1), B. Wilson, Purchasing Commissary.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
Chief tjuartcrmasier h uuicu, vuiu iku,
iini-upo nt niiipniio. 111., or New York City
Propomls will bo entertained for delivery
nt railroad points other than those stated
above, l'artlcuinrH anu maims ur ihu
posals will 'be furnished on uppllcntion.
,FOSiTOI:FICE NOTICE.
(Should bo rend DAILY by nil Interested,
as chnnges may occur ut any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending Oc
tober 26, 1101, Will Closo (PROMPTLY In
all cases) at 'the general postortlce us fol
lows: Parcels post malls close one hour
earlier than closing tlmo shown bulow.
Parcels post malls for Germany cloto nt
5 p. m. Monday.
Regular '.nil supplementary malls close at
foreign branch half hour lnur than closing
time shown below.
Trnnsnilantlo Mall.
SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. Hynduni (mall
must ") dlrcctnl "per s. s. Ryndnm");
at 9:30 . m. for SCOTLAND direct, per
s s. Antliorla (mall must bo directed "per
s", s. Anchoria"): at 10:30 11. m. (supple
mpiiint v 12 in.)- for EUROPE, ner s. s.
Etrurla via Qucenstnwti; at II 11, m. for
DENMARK 'direct, per s. h. Island (mall
mini ho rilroctod "ner s. s. Island").
PRINTED MATT Ert, ETC. Tills steamer
iaKCS iTimuu .wiunci, .uiiiiiiui'.,ui x'apurs
and Samples for Germany only. The same
class of mall matter for other parts ot
Euroro win not oe b.-iii uy hub enip un
lii II v directed by It.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Aiuiiiiio aiuus iiuinuu uuovo, addi
tional supplementary malls are opene-J on
the piers of the American, English,
French and German steamers nn.l remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing of stcumer.
'Mails for South nnd Ceplrnl America,
West Indies, Etc,
SATURDAY At 3 n. m. for PORTO niCO.
per s. s. Ponco via Han Juan; at 9 a. in.
for BRITISH. DUTCH and, FRENCH
GUIANA, per s. h. Uller (mall for St.
. Kltts must bo directed "per r.. 3. Ullor"):
at 9 a. m. (supplomontnry 9:30 a. ni.) for
CURACAO nnd VENEZUELA, per s, 8.
Mnracalbo (mall for Savanllla nnd Carta
geiiH mus be directed "per s. s. Marn
calbo"); at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA
MAICA. SAVANILLA. CARTAGENA und
GREYTOWN, per s. s. Alleghany (mall
for Corta Rica must be dlrocteii "per s. s.
Alleghany"); nt 0:30 n. m. (supplementary
10 a. m.J ior i.eewaiiu nun ninu-
WARD ISLANDS and BRITISH. DUTCH
und FRENCH GUIANA, per s.
h, Fontu
belle: nt 10 a. m. for CUBA,
ner h. f.
Morro Custle via Havana; nt 12 m. for
AROENTINE, URUGUAY and PARA
GUAY, pev s, 8. Hcsperldes.
Malls for NHWfoundland by rail to North
Sydnoy. und thence by steamer, close ut
this office dally at 6: p. m. (connecting
close hero ovcry Monday, Wednesday nnd
Saturdayj. Mulls for Mlquolon, by rail to
Boston, and thence by steumcr, closo at
this ottlco dally at 6:30 p. m. Mails for
Cuba, by rail' to Port Tampa. Fla,, and
thenco by steamer, closo ut this office
dally at "C a, m. (tho connecting closes
are on Monday. Wednesday and Satur
day). Malls for Moxlp'j City, overland,
miipRs pneclally addressed for illsnatch by
steamer, clo&u at this olllco dilly at 1:3)
P. in, nnu 11 p. m. iuuiis ' uosia uica,
Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guntcmala, by
all to Nlw Orleans, and thenco by
steamer, close at this office dally at "1:39
p. in. (connecting closes nero Mondays
for Belize, Puerto Corler and Guatemala
and Tuesdays ror cosia uitaj. -jtesis-tcrcd
mall closer at 6 p. m. previous day.
Transpnclflo Malls,
Malls for China and Japan, via Seattle,
close here dally at p. m. up to Octo
ber "23, inclusive, ior uiscatcn per s, ,
HI., Oct. 23. llKji. aeaien pro niniuri, in i"i'i'
cate. will be received at this olllco until I 12
o'clock, noon, standard time, Nov. 7. 1911,
rnr urnuiittif ,mii iipllverliiir 12ii Artillery
Envelopes coiuuiiiiiik iuiiihjpuih ''"- en
dorsed. "Proposals for Artillery Horses."
nnii addressed to Col. IS. 11. ATJVOOO.
Chief Quartermaster. O26-2S.29-20 Nl-B
posnc-i'it i: ot i(,E.
KIkJuii Maru trpgller' d mad must br dl-
Irl'UII MM Sl'lltl (p .
Mulls ror Hawaii, rhlitu. .Iiibini niSI PIUiM -plnrs.
'-la San Franclio, 'Iim hif. .Lilly
nt 8.30 p in up to OcU.bpr "26, iiiduiive,
ir uisp.ntn per s. s. ny or i pkiiib
Mulls for Hntviill via sJan Frntu-laco cloe
here ally at (..) p. m. up to October
t'li'l llsl (. . !.ll' IIHKltlll lilt f. s. AI,llHCdl.
,n. .. .,,r.....p
-llllllt l'l lllllll tlllll .1111, Mil 1111 ll.lv v u
closp hen dally at 6;30 p. m. up to Of
tobi-r . Ini'ln-Hp fur illminlch ln-r s
Emprcs ot Japan trcglsterpil mall mint
be dlrct ted "via Vancouver"). Mull, ''
ept iiierihnndl'e, which cannot be for
warded via Canada, for tho r. ;?. l'Jstul
ArpiiI ut Shanghai, closes at 6,a0 p. m.
previous, dev.
Minis fot llawnll, Japan, China nnd Phil u
Pino Island). ln Sail FriincWi-ii close hern
dally at 0:3ij p. m. up to November ; 2.
Inclusive, fot dispatch per s. s. Gaelic
Malls for Australta (except West Austrnll i,
Ahli-li Is foi warded via Europe) New Zet
land. FIJI, Samoa nnd llnwnll via rUn
Friincl.co eluse brie dally nt rt:30 p, m
Hfter October "li and up to Novcinl er
!. Inclusive, or on arrlvnl of s s. I.u
canln, due at New York November J,
for ills mtch per s, s. Ventura.
Mulls fur Australia (except West Australia,
which gnc- via Europe, and NVw .enl.iiul.
which Rfi-a via San Francl'i'o). inul I'll!
Islands la Vancouver i-losti hero ilnl'.v
nt 6:30 p. in, up to Novombor Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s, Warrlmoo (supple
meiilury null via Seattle and VlelormJ,
clnso nt p. in. Noveiuber 10 (innll
tiiusl be illreoleil "via Vancouver"),
Mills for Tahiti and Marquesas tsbinds v'a
San Francisco close here daily at 6.3)
P. in. up tc November il. Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s. Australia,
Tr.inspaillle malls are forwarded to t rt
ot sailing dally and tho schedule of rins
ing Is arranged on tho presumption ot
their uninterrupted overland tranlt.
RcglMerod mail closes nt il p. in. pre
vlnus d ,y.
CORNELU S VAN COTT. PPStmaMer.
Postolflce, New York, N. Y.. October 1. 19)1.
R
AIL WAY TIME CARD.
UNION STATION 10T II AND MAROV.
ClilriiKo, It nek Island A Pnelllc.
EAST.
Den Moines nnd Diiveu
1 port Local a 7:25 am a 9:35 pm
V. iiiciiko l,Ail rn. .... ,. im no mil a iioj inn
Des MoIiips LocnL a 4:20 pm bll:50 am
Chlcngd Fast Express. .a 6:t pm a 1.23 pm
Des Moines, Rock Island
and Chicago a 7;10 pm a S;10 am
WEST.
Lincoln. Colo. Springs,
Denver, Pueblo ami
West u 1:30 pm n 4:15 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma and
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
( hli-ngu A Northwestern.
CIiIciiko Special
....a iiOO am all:30 pm
....a. 4:15 pm a h;40 am
.,..alo:5o am u 4:05 pm
,i..a 4!6 pm u 4:i$ ptu
.... a. 2:41 om
Clilcugu Passenger,
Eastern express...,
Eastern Special... t,
1-Mst .Man.
umuhn-Chlcago L't'd,..a 7:45 pm a S:oo um
l'nst Mall .....a 8:30 am
Cedar Ituplds Passenger a 5:30 pm
Twin 'City Express a ii:tw am aioi'.'S pm
Twin City Limited a 7:55 nm a 8:15 um
Sioux City Local a b;w nm a 3:ao pm
a Dully.', b Dally except Sunday,
Union I'nclllc.
Overland Limited..
...a $:20 am a 7:00 pm
...a S:.Vi am a 3:25 pm
...ull:35 pm a 4:2J pm
...all;3o pm a 6:50 am
Fast Mall
Mail unit Express,.
Colorado rjpeciui.
l.lni'iilu.Stromsburir Ex.b Clio nm 1,12:M nm
Puclilo a Atlantic Ex. ..a 4:26 pm u 6:60 am
Grand Island Locnl b 5:30 pm b 9:3o um
AllNsoiirl Pneille,
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Express. ,......alo:oo am a 6:2.1 pm
k c. Sr. st. e. Exprpss.iiiuiw pm a una am
Omiiliii A St. LouU.
St. Louis "Cannon Bnll"a 5:15 pm a S:20 am
Kansas City and tjulncy
Local a 7:25 am n 9:00 pm
Illinois Control.
Chicago Express a 7:00 am a 5:10 pm
Cl'lciigo, Minneapolis &
St. Paul Limited u 7:45 pm a S;05 am
Minneapolis Ac St. Paul
Express ; b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
Fort Dodgo Local, trom
Council Bluffs u 6:00 nm
CIiIciikii, Mllwiinkc-e A St. Paul.
Chicago Limited
Chicago ic Omahu Ex.
Wnbnsli.
a 6:00 pm a S:03 am
.b 7:15 am b 3:40 pra
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express ,..n 5:15 pm n 8:20'ain
UURLINGTON STATION-IOTH & MASON
nurlliiKton A Missouri Rltcr.
Leave. Arrive.
Nebraska Express a 8:40 nm a 7:33 pm
Wymori',, Beatrice und
Lincoln a s:40 am 1)11:53 am
Denver Limited a 4:25 pm a 3:00'pm
Black Hills nnd Pugot
Sound, Denver Cod-
nectlou 11 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fnst Mnil b 3:uo pm a 9:17 am
Fort Crook und Platts-
mouth b 3:20 pm bll:05 am
Bellovuo & I'nclllc Jet.. a 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
Bellovuo d Paclllc Jet ,u 3:10 um
Kniisiis City, St. Josepli A Council
Bluffs.
Kansas City Day Ex..,,n 9:20 nm a 6:0 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30 pm a 6:15 um
St, Louis Flyor u 5:10 pm all:15 am
CiilriiHO, HiirlliiKtoii A tlulncy.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am ai0:20 pm
Chicago vcsiiouiea r.x..a i;w pm a i:a nm
Chlcnuo Local
,a !.30 nm n 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited
Fast Mall
a 7:53 pm a 7:45 am
2,45 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WEBSTER DEPOT ir.TII WEBSTER
CIiIchru, SI. Pool, Mliiucnpolls A
Onmlm.
Leave. Arrive
Twin City Pnssonger....a 6;on nm a 9:10 pin
Slonx City Passenger. ..a 2:15 pm allUOam
Emerson Local b 5:30 pm b 8:30 am
Fremont, Elk'liorii A Missouri Vulluy
Blnck Hills, bcadwood,
Hot Springs a 3iOO pm a 6:00 r.m
Wyoming, Casper nnd
Douglas d 3:00 pm 0 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter und Howard, i..b 3:00 pm b 5:01 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln . and
Fromoni b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
Fremont Local 0 7:50 nm
Missouri Pnclflc.
Npbraska Iical, Via ,
Weeping Water ,.b 4:10 pm al0:25 am
n iiniiv. h Dnllv nxcent 'fiundav. c Sun
day only, d Dstly except Saturday, o Dally
except Jiionaay.
tfcJU.I'II.UI.lll.'IJ
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Neiv Sorvlro to Mnlltr rrnnenn,
Tho now gigantic twin-screw steamer
"Commonwealth." 13,000 tons, CC0 feet
long, from BOSTON TO OIBRALTARi
NAPLES AND GENOA, Nov. 27th, 11.01,
nnd Jan. 4th, 1I2; TO ALEXANDRIA.
EGYPT. VIA NAPLES, Jan. 4th nnd
Feb. 12th, 1902.
Tor further inullnf orlon, addrms
Company's office, (10 Dearborn Ht., Chicago
PHOTO OF ANNIE R0DGERS
Chief Doiininip HpppIvps Llhrorss nf
Wo 111 no Arresleil fur Trnln -llotilipry,
Chief Donahuo lias received from the chief
of pollco of Nashville, Tcnn., a photograph
of Annlo Rodgers, allns Maud Williams,
with the request thnt an attempt be inado
to Identify it, It was given to Detectlvo
Johnson, who will compare It with photo
graphs In tho local Ilortlllon cabinet.
Annlo Rodgers was arrested at Nashvlllo
a week ngo Monday, charged with complic
ity In tho Great Northern train robbery,
near Helena, Mont,, last JuTy, when 440,000
In unsigned notes was taken. Sho Was ap
prehended at the Fourth National bank,
whllo asking that many small notes he ex
changed for largor ones. The bills bore tho
tamo serial numbers as thoao stolen from
the Great Northern train. The Nashvlllo
authorities and Plnkertons bellevp her ar
rest will lead to the detection of the enttrn
gang, a well as to the recovery of tho
money. Chlof Donahue Hays ho doesn't
recognize the woman trom her photograph,
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