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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEQffESDAY , SEPTEMBER 19 , EVERY TIME YOU IKSKRT A WANT AD IN TUB BKK IT 13 PUR- LISIIKU nOTIt MOHNIKH AND KVKN1NO J"Oll OSB I'RICR. 17 WORDS 2Be. Vacant Houses Will find through The Bee "Want Ads , " tenants dur ing thq winter who will Jr AI TIT7MT . 8PEG1HL NOTICES. Advertisement * for these columns will betaken until 3:30 : p. m. for the evening nnd until 8,00 p. tn. for th mornlnK nnd Suhdiiy editions. Advertisers , by requesting n numbered check , can. have annvern addressed o n numbered leltjr In care ot The Bee. Answs so addressed will tie delivered upon presentation of the check. Hate * . 1V4 n word first Insertion lo a word tli-reRfter. Noth'ng ' taken for les than i.o for " ' " Thes""dvvr'tl ements must run consecutively. SITUATIONS WANTED , PLACES FOn STUDENTS TO n\IW BOATlp. Dallcjr f Lowry'fl Uuslness collegHoyd s theater. A Ml 17 22 * _ UOOKKECPKR , CKOMSH. 83 YUAUE I OF AOK , desires position In city , r.xrellent reference . Salary very moderate. Indeed. AildrrHs X 22 , Ut-e ofllce. A MM1 Jl * _ SITUATION WANTED IN OFTICH Oil by UnKllsIimnn 51 jp.irs ot age. I. xcellent ref erences. Very siiulUprocrcsMve wilary. Tlior- oURhly capable nnd willing.XJ.dres.1l.x. . , . . , ? ' lieu om.ec. A MM1M YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITfATION A3 clerk or bonkltepcr. Excellent , reference , Pal- ary. $1 week. Address X 24 ? l ,1 . UDITC'ATnt ) YOL'NO LAnV. WITH OOOD references nnd not nfr.ild of work , dislres employment In olflce or sti > re. Ad.lrM X , Ijep. _ A M7GG 18 * WANTED TO AIiE HEU. WANTED. TUAVKLINO BAW.SMC.V. HELEN & Thumpson. tailors , 1GU Karnam xtreet. 13 601 n2J - fruit nnd produce tra\ellns Mletuun. dress T. O. llox 1J73. Denver. INTKLLIOBNT MI'.N AND WOMEN KVKRY- where tu take orders for "rihcpn's J\cw .ork City IllustraU-il. " Just nut. Mmi-lnm pro duction of the American melronjlh ITorusHy Illustrnled fiom original photographa taken by our own nrtlstw In places nnd alumi. Lltx-ml terms and descriptive circular fr.-c nn appli cation. No capital rwiulml. Pr > lllB $6 to $17 dally. If u vviwil to m.ike miney fai-t. write today , Addtrns Globe Bible 1'ubllt.hlng Co. , sa Dearborn st. . Chicago , 111. , and 723 Che t' nut St. , Philadelphia , Pa. H-M.5C3 13 * , HOY AT 2511 CHICAOO HT. CALL inucn S and 9 n. m. 11 MK2 13 * WANTED FEMALE HELP. LADIES WANTING PIHST-CLASS QinLS apply Scandinavian Y. L. Home , onice. 20j N. ICth. C-aitM 89' FIHST CLASS I'HEPAnKR IN MILLINCUY ; none but experience. ! nerd apply MIB. U. It. navies. 15W Douglas ft. C 808-13 OinL WANTED FOIl QENEIIAL HOUSEwork - work , Amerlcaji or Qerman preferred , lit N. 40th Bt. C-M52S10 * _ _ WANTED QlfIC ] < rVOMAN FOIl C3ENI3KAL business nnd At pianist ; ealary must be low. E. Hawkins1 Merry Co , Elk Point. H. D. LAD1HH CAN MAKE | I5 W WKEKLY HY folilln ? and addmalnB clrcularH for us at home. No canvai"dnfr. 1'otltUm permanent. Hfiily with Btninpeil envelDpu. Miss Marie Wortli. sec. . Ashland , Ohio. C M5M2) ) * WANTED , " 1.ADIKS TO SELL 'FlIE : CEIn- brnted California rorset. ffnd for trrms , prlcei and cuts. California Coreet rompiny , llrooklyn , N. Y. C M5 2I WANTED. COIIPETENT OIHL IN FAMILY of thre . Apply at 3ZIO Jonea utreel. WANTED , COMPETENT Nl'UHE. WIILL KX- iiTleneen. for child G weeks old : BOml wnses. 4W South 25th live , C-519 Si \VANTKD. riUHT CLAS3 MILLINEnV TRIM- mcra ; 1514 Douglan st. C 519 g ) * WANTBIX nXPEniENCED MILLINEIIY .ile laill i ; UU Douglas t , . C CH & ) ' WANT"KD , A oiiiL OP EXPEUIENC-E TO work In cl ar and fruit store. H" H. lltli at. O-M55J 19' FOK BEUT HOTJSE3. _ WANTED. GOOD MEDIUM miCEO 1IOUSC3. ' List your tiou es Tor rent with Ames. D 7J3 HOUSES. F. K. DATILINO. DAIIICEH HLOCK. D 754 IIOU8KS IN ALL PAUT3 OP TIHJ CITY. THE O. V , Dnvls company , IOCS rurnuni. D 735 KELK EN N Y a CaTC iTcONTI N ENTAtTu - CALLATOUIt OITlCi : AND KXAMINH PHO- toKtiiph ot very line 7-rootn modern rottaso on pa\nl street , onlialf block from cur line ; only IK.GO. per month , l-'ldcllty Trust Company , 170J Farnnm t. D ID 1-HOOM HOL'SE NEAn IIIQIt SCHOOL : JJO.OO. Inquire : C18 Copltol qye. 1)361 ID' FOH HENT. DKSmAULK T-llOOXI COTTAQE. SMI Woohrorth ave. JH.OO. Illncwult Ilios. , ISarkir block. D 112 i- ort UINT : , ciinAPEbT SIX-ROOM COTTAOB with bath In city ; only J13.W , 3J3i California itreet. D MMJ FOR C3 S. 17TII STET. mo-Bai 1 S-IIOOMHOVSKS. MODEIIN AND CHEAP , 608 N. litli stieet. 1 > MilC-bM * * FOR IH5NT TEN-HOOM HOt'SE. N. W. COIt. rnrnam and 3'ltho sts. ; rnodoui Improvements ; by C.las Turner. 3319 Kamam vt. D SO . UOUriEa A STO11E3. IMVUAD , 18 & UOIIQLAS , D 3H-3D _ Toil RENT. TWO S-KOOM , ii.EC.ANT nitlCIC flats ; all modern conveniences' 1 blocK from llth street motor ; I2S.OO. Comptroller1 * olHce. D MMO _ _ roirn stx-nooM PLATS. li.vTir. STEAM 'heat , sullablft for nntlns furnl het ) rooms ; one blork from Web&ler < ti cl depot. 703 North ICIli lret. . D J70-19 * i'X > n tKNT. Tn ii-nooM D\VKLLINO linuso cruer 13th and Leav ri worth streets. Milton lloseiu D 347-19 ELIXJANT 10-HOOM HOUSE ; rusonublt. 2003 Hurt strv t. D 381 30 * PINE T.TtOOM COUNKU KLAT AT : OI S. IGTII street ; rancn uml nil other convrnlcnees.V. . C. Haller , room ill. 1'jiion block D 300 " T-noo t DMW5 21 FOR Itr.NT. UKOANT Rl IDUNCK WITH nil modern ruiivviilenvra , chrap. The owner would wish lo retain couple rooms. Addrrsx X 2. Bee ollloo. . > DI * ) 21 NF.W 1-nooM roTTArin NIAU IHMIS I-AUK U.W. ndelity Trust Co. . 170 : J'armm. D--MI31 _ TWO nqoM iioi'sus. NEAH MOTOU LINE : Kmul n lihU > rluio < l ; cheap lent.Vrluht > Lasbury. ICth oml Howard. IV-M538 * 0 ixiu ' lirsNT. "MEXV 4-uoost \ > TT.\dij. SOTH : and tVlhlrr it. . i.rllar , clslern , city wntrr , $1. Kit Farnam st. D-MMO 81 _ 4XU ) RENT , TWO 1MIOOM HOl'SES JU AND 21t N I1th trvfl. l | ntotlrrti cnnvrnUnrrs. ullU nnxt. Apply of I he It j ron Herd cini- ixiuy 113 a Htli it. I > MW1 il 1-QR RENT -FURNISHE1J ROOMS. TOR RENT NICELY" FURNISHED ROOMS ; call al J10I Douglas. E-7W-1I " " " EAST ntONT UOOMS. "DAVKNPORT" B-U2taOi * POB KENT rtTKNISHED UOOMS. Continued. * ro'iNisiiKD noows roii IIOUSEKEEPINO for man and wlf . Itent' taken In board. 319 N 17th street. E MC61 FURNISHED P.OOMS. 203S DOIXHi DOIXHiK K MIGS 22 * N1CKLY FtJIlNISHED ROOMS , MODEIIN. 2003 St. Mary'H avenue. E 133 2i ROOMS rou LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING us North litli atrvet. 15 M5CI 2l FOR RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED , ste.im healed rooms , 604 So. 13th. E 400-21 PLEASANT ROOMS. NEWLY FURNISHED , nt 25SI Hacney st. B M523 2I FURNISHED BOOMS ROOMS AND UOAUU. 2413 CAPITOL AVE- nue. F M1CI 27 * NICE ROOMS : GOOD ROARD ; RATES REA. ojableconvunleDCea. ' The Rose,20.t > 2022 Hnrnejr. I--M6JO SiS * FRONT ICOOM FOR TWO , WITH STiircrr.Y Hint class board. 2109 Douglas St. 1' 2M UNKURN1SHUD FRONT AND HACK PA R- Inr ; also furn. rooms , with board. 210 and 212 3. 25th st. F M3j $ NICE ROOM WITH BOARD , CHEAP. 2101 GASS. I.- 33O-U\ | ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT room or suite ; private board ; beit conven iences. 2110 Douglas street. F M557 2J * . _ ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2013 Douglas. F M190 O15 * "Tilt : HILLSIDE. " 18TH AND DODGE. NEW tnjnagtMnont. large rooms , furnished and un- furnlnhpd , steam heat , excellent table board. F M523 24 HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS WITH HOARD ; lefercners 20J N. 18th. P XJNITJJINISHED KOOMS FOR. KENT 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS , CITY WATER. 423 North 14th street. Q-3C9 WEST HALF 2341 DAVENPORT STU13T. ITT quire 2S1S Capitol avenue.MiilO 21 * W.OO. 3 NKWI.Y PAPERED , UNFURNISHED roimit for liousekeeplnsill St. Mary's avenue. G M523 19 * BOARDINO "THK ItlLLSimV 1STH AND DODCJE. HOT lunch at noon ; also excellent table board. 1I-M53I 24" FOH RENT STORES ANU OFFICES CORNER STORE , JIO. 321 DOUGLAS. INQUIRB U2J. I-7JO FOR HUNT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 911 Farnam street. The building has "a fire proof cement basement , complete steam heat ing nxurco. vrater on all lloors , gas. etc. Ap ply at the office of The nee. I 110 FOR RENT , IIOOM , 65 R Y32 , 2ND FLOOR OF my store , suitable for cloaks and suits ; good light and elevator service. Mrs. J , Uenson. I M83J TO RENT AT A BARGAIN. ONE LARGE bitck butliltns. tlireo stories and basement : good vvntrr elevator , 7x10 ; U. P. track In tha rcui ; platform both front and rear ICtSS ; buildIng - Ing GGxl32 fret , with four good ofllcea In front ; It can be used for nny kind of wholesale or storage business ; now used as a transfer house , with pooi ! paying lines In the house , which will bo turned over tn the party leasing the property. Parties having nothing but wind as capital need not apply , but will rent cheap to good parties. This offer will not remain open long. Address W 01 , lice. I-MSl ! 20 AGENTS WANTED. WANTED. GOOD SOLICITORS , MEN AND women , to work for the Progressive Endow- nvnt Guild of America , for Missouri , Kansas and Xebrabka , ( Hulldlng and Loan and ten- year Endowment Insurance combined , ) Re liable people only need apply. Address room C , Rotlc Island bids. cor. 6th and IMmonJ street. St. Joseph , Mo. J-MS03 01 * LADY AOHNTS-IF YOU WANT NEW GOODS , quick Hollers , large profits , good satisfaction , write ladles' Supply Co. , 3113 Foreat avenue , Chicago , III. J MSC3 19 * " WANTED TO BENS WANTED. HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MORE calls than I can supply. J , IL 1'arrottc. 16th and Dodse. K 551 824 WANTED , TO RENT. BICYCLE. MUST RE In good repilr and cheap rent Htnlp price per month. Address X K , Uey. K M5M 18 * STORAGE. STORAGE. WILLIAMS ACROSS , 12U HARNBY. M-7U STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Wells. 1111 Farnam.MT41 M-T41 OM.VAN4.STORAQE CO.,1502 FARNAM. Tcl.lKS M-743 BEST arORAOB BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. 8. gor. bonded warehouse. Household goods torcd. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Lcavenworth. M 714 ; "WANTED TO"BUY. . HAVANA FRECKLES , BEST ON EARTH , 1C. K-MKil 327 SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH at Antiquarian book store. 1513 Farnam street. N MM1-OIO * WANTED , HITHER AN IRISH Oil QORDON setter , Irish bqtlcr prefeired , about 1 jeur old. An * , to X 23 , Uce odlce , giving breeding , ago and price. N M5 3 19 FOR SALE FURN ITUBE. PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MIS3 YOUR money , Lnw prices on furniture and household Goods. Entcrprisa Credit Co. , 613-61 ! N. 161 lot 0-74J FOR BALE HORSES , WAGONa.EIO WANTED-A TRAM OF HORSES WEIGHING no less than 1.100 Ibs , vrell broken to city driving. Bead particulars to U 17 , lice , . ' P-B14-B.J3' _ 1 BARGAINS ; P1IY8. PHAETONS ; 1 NEW lurry below cost. Drummond Cg. Co. r 7it GOOD LUA. TOP FAMILY fARniAQE , 85.M ; blmpw > n butkboard , JDOOO. Drummond Cg , Co , l'-7H _ A. B , CLARKE. HORSE COMMISSION DEAL- er. union itocl ; jnrds , South Omaha ; all classei of horses constantly on hand ; eastern & south' irn bujeia are here for fall supply , auc. Sat. P-M3MOU _ _ FOR 8ALK CHEAP , NEW BOS BUGGY. II Keverlnf. B , W. 21st and Cass. P-448 14 * _ FOR SALE MISOELTjANEQITS. BANK "AND PLATTD VALLEX SAND FOR tale. C. W. Hull company , tuth ard Izard it * . g-7ai 'CHEAPEST CIUCKKN AND fence madt. C. It. L e , 01 Douglas. Q 7O- IF YOU BUY. BUY THE BEST ; UACKIM li > slirs. rubber boots , artlcs. syrinxes ot al kinds ; nas tubing ; nil beat quality. Omahi Tent & .Vwnlng Co. , HU Farnain at. Q-S43 FOR HALB OR KXCirANOi : . ONE BILLIART ) nnd one pool table , rood ai new. Ad.lresa . Box 42 , arwnleaf. JCanws. Q-MiH JQ FOR BALK THOROUGHBRED ST. BBRN.MtU li ten. For particular * address W. C. Chtyno , Canwn , la. FOR SALE MISOELIiANEOUS. Continued. HAY FOR SALE ANIIRANGtl FOR TOO tons good haiat 12.00 per ton In stack , In Chrrry countr , Nebrsika , rnnga r.s in1lc for ICBBP , containing two ROCX ! corrall * of W hfiul ramclty. barn fur rlRht hnrsrs' living vniltr , good well , etc. Address IT E. Cole , E07 O * ltct. Hasting * . Neb. Q-M2 > 4 < 4 : FOR SALE , II LL IU.OOD HOr STEIN HULL calf , registered ZSK AVebster Btrcet. Q ! ( WANTED. HORSf-a TO WINTKR , ALSO TO fell tome hay , bright anil clean. Plilti > Vnl- ley l.lve Stock Co. Fremont. Neb. R 3M-U CKSS POOLS AjflTvAULTS CLEANED. JOIIN Nelion , olllce II ! B. Hlh tTcl. . 1173 R-183 OJ WELL BORINCI , WH ARE PRI3PAIini > TO bore wells anilrplh , from 1 tn 3 ft t tn diameter. Thos. Welch & Co. , 4CIO I Jnl ft. , Omaha. R--M ? W STOCK PASTURED ; GOOD KKKT > . T. MUR- ray. R M427 B2i ) CSJ AniVOY ANTfil MRS. DR. II. AVAnilEN. CLAIRVOYANT. RR llabto business medium ; 7th year at 119 K I B ' * MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC. UASSACm. MADAMK BERNARD. 1IW T-284 23 * _ 11MH. LA RUE. < 4tC BOUTIC 1DTII.T T M30D Olil * MADAME SMITH. 032 S. 13T.lt , 21 > 1'LAJUH. room 3. mafsag ? , vapor , alcohol , ntcnni. iul- phurlnc and sea baths. T M440 22' PERSONAL. UMIIRKLLAS MADE. HECOVERED AND RK- paired. 105 South Sixteenth street , U 753 VI\VI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Health book tnd consullntlon fie ? . Address or catt Vlavl Co. , SIS Uee bide. Lady attendant. DR.W.STEPHENSON , bPECIALIST , C fl. U III S19 * cc CIGAR ron BC. HAVANA FRECKI.ES U-M051 S37 IATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST. 31014 S. 1STH. SLKCTRO-THURMAI. BATHS , FACIAL MA8- fcagr&complexlon Ircutmcnt. Mmo. 1'ost. 83'i B. 13. tVIIOLR WHEAT BREAD FROM UNBOLTED Hour at Imogen L. Runvoy's. 217 N. ICth st. U M317-O-19 BELLE EPPERLY IS PITTED AND MEASured - ured to the ( Igrurc ) always remains shapely nnd la better prepared to retain the finer outlines of a beautiful figure than any other. Nine measurements are necessary and all fitting Is done by experts. It's the only corset that makes one tthaprly nnd is appreciated by every lady who calls at pallors. UM Farnam street. U M313 O13 IF YOU HAVE $50.00 TO $1.000.00 WE CAN ehow you perfectly safe Investment thit will return a monthly cash dividend of C tt > 10 per cent. Nebraska Stock BruUers Co.r 313 llomgo block. U MI74 I HAVE A BRAND N.KW ENCYCLOPEDIA Ilrltannlca , cost (49.00 ; will ECU , It tuken soon , for $10.00. Rrnron for selling , liave two Beta. Address , at once , X 20 , Ileo olllcc.UMS22 U-MS22 2 BOYS , LOOK HI2RI3. 1VK HAVE A PCllOL- arshlp In one of the best business colleges In Omaha. We will make a big discount forcnsh , If taken noon. Address , at once , A. N. Davis , 312 Karbach tlk. , Omalia. Neb. U M021 20 f " MACKINTOSH ES& nUIIUER BOOTsjn Fa , U W3 MME. LA ROOK , MASSAGG , 1C09 LEAVEN- orth ntteet , thlnl lloor. front rooms ; two first class operators. U M551 25 * MRS. F. DORSnV , CARD READINGS. 1112 N. 3)th. U-M33S 23' MONEY TO LOAN RIIAX. ESTATE. LIPD INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chesney , ICansas City , Mo. W-709 ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , 318 N.Y. LlFc' ' loans at low ratrs for choice eccurtly ( n Ne braska ajid Iowa farms -or Omaha city properly. W TOO MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN DOUGLAS Improved and unimproved Onuiha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnain st. W 781 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate , lircnnun. Lava * & Co. , Paxton blk. , ' W-7C3 MONEY TO 1XJAN AT LOWEST HATES. TUB O. F. Davis Co. , 1K Farnam si. W-7H MONCY TO LOAN AT I.OWEST RATES ON Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate. 1 to C years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1703 Farnam. W 761 LOANS ON IM PROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property ; $3,000 & upwards. to 7 per cent : no delays W. Farnam Smith & Co , 1323 Farnam. W 762 L1FB INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED. Loans on name negotiated. AVelllvor & Co. , Drexel bldjr , . Phllu , Pa. W MJ74 03 CHAS. W. BAINBY. OM. NAT. BK. BLDG. W-1S5 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA RKAL ESTATE at 6 per cent. W. B. Mclklc , 1st Nat. batik bldg. UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO. OK NEW Yorlc. Capital. J2WO,000.09. Surplus , J600.000.0D. Bubnlt choice loans lo F. S. Pusey , tigcnt , Plrst National bank building. W 7S5 TO LOAN15. \T'FPER CENT INTEREST. to bo paid wml-annually , security must bo Ilrst class. No commission. Address H , box 43 , Omaha , Neb. AY 53321 MONEY TO 'LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON YURN1TURE , PIANOS , horses , wagons , etc. . at lowest rates In city ; no removal ot goods ; strictly conlldcntlal ; you can pay tlio Loan off at ny time or In any amount. amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 303 S. Uth it.-csw MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- erty. llarvln Loan Co. , 'Ot N. Y. Life liulld- Ing. _ X-76a J. B. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAUdlS BLOC1C. x - : - . ; MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or ony Kind of chattel security , at lowest passible rates , which you cnn pay back at any time nnd In nny amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. , room 1. WlthneU block. X 707 BUSINESS CHANGES. A HOWLING SUCCESS. HAVANA FRECKLES. Y 11W1 , S.7 THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND Ex change Co. , 203 'First National bank , Omaha , lias customers with cash , farm lands and city property for merchandise ; also stocks of goods for sale and trade. Y M8M 30 A COAL BUSINESS. ALSO FEED. WELL E tablished 111 county seat ; oil ; no bonus ; IICOO will clear name In six months. Apply to W 51. Bee cilice , Y C03-20 FOR SALE , A NEAT. CLEAN STOCK 0V drugs. Invoice , $1,2 > , In southwestern Ion a. No other store within U miles. Good trad a established. A snap for some one. Will give tlm on part. V. B. Miller , Aurora , III. ' Y-M3W 19' K PER CENT PJIOFITS WEEKLY , WITH 1150 capital. Prospectus , Itemized Ktatlxtles free. Benson & Dwy r , $31 llii.ndway. New York. Y-MllS-Oi' SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION OPEN TO ALL ; try our syndicate siBUm of speculation ; In crease jour Income ; Information free ) Bend for circular. Thompson ft Dcrr Co. , 3S Wall street. New York. Incorporated under the laws of * late of .New Yotfc. Capitol , IIOO.OOO. WANTED. PARTNER , HONEST AND JIE - llablf , with 3200 , to laka full control of a legitimate buslnecs that will clear 13,000 per year nnd bo permanent ; experience unnrces- nary. Address X 2f , Bee. Y MiM i ONE OP THE REST HOTELS IN A COUNTY iwil In the state for rent , newly fnrnlihcd. Address X K. Ite ? . V-HSM K' _ FOR BALE , ONE OF THK BEST LOCATED retail cigar Btorva In the city. For further Information and particulars apply to A. Schaefer , care of Max Meyer & Co , - . Y M15D FOR EXCHAN GE. AMERICA'S PIUDB , HAVANA FRECKLES , 5C. Z-MCtt Bit _ r HAVE CASH. IOWA AND OTHER LANDS to exchange for merchandise. II. AYagner. . Omaha. Neb. Z MSM _ CLEAR CITY PROPERTY POR LAND. W1L- liami & Mlltan. McCagu * building ; , room 313.ot ot IMPROVED 1M ACRES IN WYANDQTTK Co. Ohio , and tine residence with ten aci 5 ad joining good .town In Hancock Co. . Ohio , to trade for rnslirn. Krb. Und or merchandlio. Box tSi. Schuyler. Neb. & -MIJ1 OJ _ OMAHA IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED resldenc * property and eastern Nebraska farm Una lo trude for dry goods. Want to deal with owner. Sox Tit. Schurler. _ _ _ TO BXCHANaE-FlNB THIRTY-HOOU BRICK steam heated hotel for farm or cheap for caih. Address Box 63 Dunlap , la. 2 SIO-1. ) FOR EXCHANGE. CLUAR . WELlTLOtTATED real estate ( or a stock of drugs. Address Boi. lit. Aurora. 11U Z MS3T 19 * _ A GOOD LOT IN EABT OMAHA TO EX- chance for icung work bone * ox mules. Lamortaui Uroa. 30 B. Kttu Z KB FOR EXCHANGE. in rt Conl u ( LAND TO TRAHK KOll t'ATTLE Oil HOR3F.S. Land located In Hll wnrk CV > . Neb , Ad- dres 1' . O. Box 117 , Red cloud , Meli. .if ? r _ Z-MCI7 * 4 FOR BALE REAL ESTATE" . Toil SALE , NEW { ROOM COTTAGE ; CBL- lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 13th ami S.ihlet ; I1.2M.OO : Ion * tlmet f JlHwuIro Ills Farnim. Smmiel Burns. n B Til LANDS. 5 snx.cs FROM rosu.j lice , easy term * Call 1 Jit N , Y. Life.KC KC * Wl BARGAINS. itoi'SEM1. 'Mrrs ' AND FARMS , BV. or ( rude. F. Kf CUrlln ? . Darker block. FARM LANDS. C. F.HAtu 5 N.Y. LI PR. HE 1S9-OG' CHOICE GARDEN LANMJS , s MILES rnoM Omaha pfwtolllce , 10 ( a IM neres , mime Intde , N. D. Kcycs , C17 Paxton blk. RE MK7 _ BARGAIN IN is ACRES o.v i > 6t > cirj STREET , short distance frnm KJliy Wright & Li hury , Kth nnU Howard. , UC M53S 23 20 ACRES cr.osK IN , M.SOO. 2t acres , with house , $2WO 4) act eft. improved. I2.IKW. 1M , near Omani , lliumi. ) SI. near Waterloo , JI.MO. an. nenr Omiha. IS.nno. . 2i > . near Nebraska ( My , M.OM. 19) . nenr Syracuse , l'5. ( W. 8) , nmr Springfield , J ( MO. C P. Harrison. 912 H > Yf Life. RE-CI3 20' FOR SALE. IN COt'NCJL lILrFFfC A VBRY d > Blrabla modern 7-room house , evtrn cholpi" location , < 7.W. Aildrrm Pusuy & Thorns * , 207 First Nntl. Ilk Uldg. Oninlm. HE MM6 21 TYPEWRITERS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR sale should make > cO suspicious ; runny they ire mostly Smith's. Try ana ami jou will understand why : full line nt supplies. Smith- P.-emler Co. , 17th nnd Farnam ; telephone. 1.284. M-703 TYPEWRITERS-OMAHA. PEOPLE DON'T ileul typewriters , they buy of us. Why ? Re- cause the Denpinore Callgrnph nnd Yost nre the best machines made ; they'will outwear any tvpewrltor made , nnd do n better quality of work. Our supply department will be sura to please > ou. Send jour machines to us If you want them repaired. United Typewriter and Supplies Co. . 1619 Fartiam street. Tele phone. 139 ! . 17 } HOTELS. nrrrrnii THAN MOST KM HOTELS IN Omaha. Our rntci. $1 to ll.CO. Hotel niche- Unit. Geo. Mitchell , prop. . 103-110 N. 13.1SI 1SI 07 AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Room by day or week. M2S2 OS" HOTEL BARKER , $2.00 PER DAY , HO ROOMS. In the heart of the business houses , Special rates nnd accommodation to commercial trav elers , lloom and board by the week or month , frank Hlldltcli. Mer. 311 BICYCLES. BICYCLES REPAIRBD AND REMODELED. Tlreii nnd sundries. Safes opened , repaired , f R. Heflln , locksmith. 311 N. ICth st. 15s BICYCLES , NEW AND OLD , J20 TO $1 ! eisy payments ; we rent and repair , Omaha Bicycle Co. , 323 N. 16th st. 778 BICYCLES- ALL STYLE& ALL PRICES. Bend for our 1st of second hand and shop worn tlcycles. Repairs and ycle sundries of oil kinds. M J .Daxon. 402 N. 10th st. 779 LOST , A PUIISE CON"JNINO A SUM OF money and two ltcys,5 J'lnilcr will be suitably rewarded by returning it to John a. Lee. 2f tli nnd rarnitn. rr .1 , . , MM3 IS * LOST OR STOLEN A , 3-YUAIl-OLD BAV mire , 4 white feet. Itelurn to James A'lckery , 3914 No. 20th and rpculvt rctvanl. 503-rj" STRAYED OR STOLEN , RED IR7siI StTTl5R loff , 8 months old ! ( .suitable . reward. C. AV. Thompson , Ida Farnain. > 600 19 LOST , GOLD irvn aL/$5ixnvrrii CIIAIN. RE"- nuril at 262J Hurt Btigr ( llO Douslas. i , , LOST-IH 18 LOST , GOLD RIMMED | OLASSE9 WITH black silk conl iuvl Bold pin attached , rindqr call at 2G19 Uuugla ? stand receive revtanl. " : LOST 517 15 ARMATURES AND CQTJVKJtTERS , ' REWOUND batti-rlesin-cliartfedj cleq.rrca-and Borage | , gen eral maclilnlsta ; ui > erlor work guaranteed. Omaha Electrical WoiVs. C1T ana CIS S. 16th st. j 73J ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACtors - tors for electric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction , western Elec tric Supply Cu. . 41S and 420 H. 15th nt 781 BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. YOU CAN MAKR MORE INTEREST ON YOUR money by paying us $1 or moic per month than In any savings bank. Investigate. Mu tual Loan end Dulldlmr asroclatlon. G. M. Nattlnger , sec'y , 1704 Tarnam st. 723 HOW TO OET A. HOME O'R SECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & D. assn. , 17M , Bee bide. O. M. Nattlnger. Sec. M1C3 STOVE H.EPA1HS. STOVE REPAIRS FOR , OW DIFFERENT makes of stoves. Water attachments and connections n specialty. 1207 Douglas street , Omaha Sto've Repair Works. M175 STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ! ALSO hotel range & Keneral assortment of ranges , rooks & 11 eaters : nater attachments put In & at J. Hushes , C07 S. 13 st & Jackson. 308 BUSINESS NOTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIfE FACTORY ; OLD pipes made new. CIS S. 16th. 780 DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N. 16. 781 THE NEATEST IIAHBER SHOP IN CITY ; court of Bee building , 1'rctl Buelow. 311 UNDERTAKERS ANU EMBALKLERS II. K. I1URKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND tmbalmer , 1CIS Chicago t. , telephone DO. 783 BWANSON & VALIEN , UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers. 1701 Cunilng. st , , telephone 10CO.7SQ 7SQ M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND 557 balmer , 1117 Farnam st. telephone 223. 7S7 C. W. BAKER. UNDERTAKER , CIS S. 16 ST. CM HAY AND ( JKAIN. DUY YOUR HAY BY CAR OR TON LOTS. WE buy hay. A. II. ttnyder. 151S Burt at. , tel , HOT. 154 NEBRASKA HAY CO. , R'HOLESALB g.-aln nnd mill stud. We are alwaja on the market to buy or sell. 1102-4-6 Nicholas Bt. 7M OPTIOIAN8. OSIAIIA OPTICAL CO. , LTUDINO OPTICIANS. J. F. Ponder , manager. i ; > es tested frrc. 222 South ICth , In Klnsler'a drug store. 4IG-31 * TUB ALOE S. PENFOLD CO. , SCIBNTIFIC ontifllans. , 140.J Farnom.st. . opposite Paxton hotel : Eyes -xamlned tree. 791 JOB PltlNOING. ? - HEED JOB PRINTINGS CO , { FINE PRINTING of all kinds. 17th BU , Itpt Building. 703 SCISSORS. LAWN MOWRftS , RAZORS , ETC. . ground. Mclcholr llroil.t'im ' Fatnam street. II Of M2S7 RAZORS , SHEARS. CLFPrR3. LAWN MOW. tn , etc. A. L. UnJ'eland lOt N. 14th. " 93 8Hini'jAN COAL. EXCBljLENT SUBSTITUTE fcr turd coal and W.W ton cpcaper. iCth&Parnam OS 3i Ol D. T , MOUNT HAS TlEMO/t'ED / HIS COAL OF- nee lo 2' ' a. Kth st. . Urtoirn block. 155 MEDICAL. IIOMR FOR LADIES BIIQRE AND DUIIINO confinement , with beat ol ° rare. communication coiifiilenllat. Mr ) . K. .Volkman , graduated midwife , 401 South Eighth street , Lincoln , Neb. M260 O8 . D . GnORGD S. NASON , DENTIST. 8UITB 20 Paxton block , 16th and Farnain it * . , lei. 711. SOi _ DR. PAUL. DENTIST. J0 BURT HT. Mi DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKINO-1N FAMILIES ; CUT AND fit guaranteed , with latest fall tiles. Ad- dresa 1713 , Chicago st. M3M 18 EiTlJsSMAKISO IN FAMILIES. 21 JO 's. iOTil. M182 Pit * STENOGRAPHERS. 1C. J. SUTCLH'FE. GENERAL HTKNOCJ- raphir. 233 B e bullJUic. Telephone WT , BHORTHAND ANU TYVEWRITING. VAN BANTB SCHOOL OF SHORT II\ND. H , T. Llfr. Onuh * . Alt fof circular. IM MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE. FOR BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORCJANB ; < asy pavmtnta ; inntritment * rented , rents apply no purchae. A. Hospii. Jr , 7M F. aKLLENBECK. BANJOIST AND < iher. 1810 California street. 111 III DOLPH ENOEL POtlMKItLV OF THK llutow orchestra. Is now pivpfttiM to receive puplli for violin , viola , cnrnrt , piano. Renson- qt > lo term ? , 1313 COM mreet. M 3 22 * PLTJ MUERS. illKC PLUMUINO OF EVBRY KIND. HAS team & hot nater heating ; Benctage , 313 H U. JOHN IlOWnitCO. . PLUMIUNa STITAM AND hut water heating , gas fixture * , globes 4J1 H K , . 790 J. J. 1.IAN1OAN. PH'MRlNa. STEAM AND hot water lu-alln ? . 27M Lcavrnvurth St. 78 * " ' CORNICE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED Iron cornices. 1723 S. Mary's ave. f03 EAOLB CORNICE "WORKS JOHN hl'1 % neter , prop. , 10S , 110 , 112. N. llth , i : tab. , 1801. SCI VOKKS SCHOKD3ACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. IS21 Faniam street , Dyeing of every descrip tion and dry cleaning. 791 FTJANACES. BCST FURNACE MADE. SOFT COAL SMOKE consuming and hnrd co.il furnaces. Eagle Cor nice Works 108-112 N. Hlh t , S10 LIVJbRr STABLE. BOARDING 8TABLE37 FINi : LlVKRY JUag cheap. Ed llaumley , 17th and St. Marv's nve. M-809 COAL. JOHNSON BROS. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IM all Kinds of coal. Correspondence tollUi-'J 10(8 Farnam it. . ' " HORSESHOElNa MP.3. THOMAS MALONEY , 913 N. 16TII I ; TTPHOLSTEKINGr. UlUtOr.8TEIUNCIVEriYCHn.VP TIMS MONTH M. - WfllKin 2111 Cumins. Tel. WM 03 CARPET CLEANING. a , D. MnnnvMAN , CAIIPET AND nua ctennlng works. 79) ) P. Hlh ; tcl SSI : ofucs 1502 I'-arnnm ; tel. 1539 , M XX Oil CABPENT15K3 AND 2JUH.DEH.S. , E. MOimtLL , CATIPBNTKK. OKPICB AND st.ire . fixtures a specialty. Patching nnd plas tering , 403 8. lUll St. , tcleplunv * 03. " 35 TAXIDERMISTS. . 'AXIDEIIMY AND KUKS. SEND FOtt CATA. loeue. George B. Dronn , jrT , & Co. , 703 S. kttb PAWNBHOKERS. II. UAROWITZ LOANS 3IONCY. IIS N. l th S' . 722 11UREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Doe Building , OMAHA , Neb. Advice RRlLWAYTiMBGRRD Leaves I CHICAGO & NOUTH\VES1"N ( Arrives OimiliaU. | I * . D < fpot\0th _ & Mgson Sl . ( Omalia iiltCain Eastern "bxpFess.T 5:30. : > m 1.00pm Vrstlbuled Limited 9 : < fam 6:5ratn : , Mo. Valley Local 19:30jm : t.luim Omaha Clilcuga Special ZilSpm Leases ICinCAQO , UUnLlNGTON & q.Arrlves | OmahaJ DepoJ 10th nnd " Mason Sis. I Omaha , iM'ipin. Chicago "Vestibule :50im : 9M5am Chlcufro Express 4Kpm : I:02pm ChlraKo and Iowa Local 8:00im : I'aclllc Junction Local S:55pm : Leaves IUURLINGTON & MO. IUVnn.Arrlves | Omalial Depot IQlh and Mason 8ts. I Omaha 10iram Denver Express 9Kn Dcndwood Express 4l"pin : Leaves I 1C C. . BT. J. & C. D. ( Arrives Omaha ] _ Depot IQlll and Mason Sts. I Omaha "DMSam . Kansas City Day Express . 6:5ipm : 9:45pm.IC. : C. Nleht Ex. In , U. P. Tran . _ 6Mam Leaies I CHICAGO. nrL & PACiricrArrVc ) ( ? OmaliiJU. r.Depot. _ 10th & Mason Sts. I Omaha " _ _ _ t"EAST. . _ I0:1'iam. . . Atlantic Exprcfis UK. Sunday ) . , . 8:05pm tKpm . Nlpht 13ipu si . C:40nin : 4 : < aptn..ChlcaKO Vestlbulcil Limited. . , . l:25pm : lf.35am. Oklahoma , lixp. IIQ C. IT ex. Sun ) BS5am : " " WEST. _ BIJani.bklahomTexas Exp , < ex. Bunjll :55pm Colorado Limited . 4:1 Opm " TIHION PACIFIC. JArrh-es OmahalUnlon Depot. IQlh & Mason Sts.l Omaha 10 : < Xam. . , K arney Express 3sopra : 2:15pm : Overland Flye.r B:40pm : 2l5pm.Beatrice : & Stronrsb'cEx ( e\ Sun ) , 3:50pm : E:40pm : .Pacific Express. v .I0:55am : 6'30pm Fast Mali 420pcn ; Leaves I ell I CAG'orM I L , & ST PA U LTfATrfveT OiiiahalUnlon Depot , 10th & .Mason Sts.l Omaha 6J5pm..Chicago : Limited 9SOam : 11.10am..Chicago EXPKBS ( ex. Bun ) C:00pm : Leaves [ F.ru. " & MorvALLBY. ' [ Arrives Omalml Depot 15th and "Webster Sts. I Omaha * 3:05am : Deadwoocl Express 5:10pm : 9Ooam.Ex. Sat.Vjo. ) . Ex. ( Ex. Mon. ) . . 5IOpm : BiOOpm..Norfolk Express ( Ex. Sunday.lOMiim ) 6:30pm. : . . . . St. Paul Express 9:40am : eavEs"T MlSSOiUIU I'ACn IcI [ Arrives Omahaj Depot 15th nndWebstor _ Bts. I Omaha S.OOim . 81 , Louis ExpressT . GCOam : S:30pm..i..SI. : Ixiuls Express. . C:53pm : 6:10pm..Dally : ( ex. Kan. Nebraska Local. . 9:10ari Leaves I C. , ST. P. , M , & O. ( Arrives jOmanal Depot 15tli and JVebtter Sts. f Omaha " "s.DOam.r.Sloux City Acoom. < Bx. Bun ) . . . S:05pm : I0:00am.Sioux : City Accom. ( Sun. Only ) . . SOSpm : l2:15pm..Kloux : City Express ( Ex. Sun..llW am S:30pm : St. Paul Limited OMOqm Leaves ! SlOUX CITY & PACIFIC. lArrlves OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th _ & Mason Sts. f Omaha " " 6 C5am..Sioux City Passenger. lo":20pm : Bt. Paul Express 10.00am SI"6"UX C1TY & PTVCIFia ( Arrives Depot I5th and 'VVchster Sts. I Omaha 'G :30pm. : . . , . St. "Paul Limited . 9:40am : SilOpm . . . .Chicago Limited . ; 40 - Leavrs I WAHASII TtAILWAY lArrlvf- Omaha [ Union Depot. 10th a Mason Sta.l Omr ) > :5epni. : > St. Louis Cannon Uall 12.i ) . You often hear of other extracts which CLAIM TO BE "Just , as good" as Liebig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef , but these claim only call attention to thofactthaltho COMPANVS KXTRACTT > a THEfor for quality AHD PEHMANKMTLY eurtii ut Merroui UcDUItJ. Loll Vitality. y rlcoceie , Atroplir. I'lijiUal Wraknrm , etc. . by Ifi- D/VI'll.the jrtst Hindoo lUmidr Written aunrintroorcure. Sou v Vului A Co. , Cor , lAth & DouelmsBtii. , and J.A. Vfiitrfi Co. Cor , Htl ) * pou laiiSti.OMARi. Tllli JtH.VLTV J1AUKKT , INSTRUMENTS placed en record Septernbei IS , 1891 : WAIUIANTY I > Eni)8 ) , Interstate Stock Kxchflnsc company tu F N Wllllami. undlv " , lots 1 tn S , block "A. " fioutli Oiu.Uia iiddi. . . , , J 1 Thoinas ri > nu la M Culkln , IUH 11 and 1" . llrft ndit to MI > B url nvcnuo park. . . 350 O K Davis compiny lo Julia Doran , lot 13. block 4. Cential park. , EMM J H Oatr to D M llearock , lot 2 , block 2 , Everett Place. . COO ( II C Peteia la John Peters Iota 14 , II , IS. 14 nnd IS. block 21. Millar- ! I J T Diinntne ct al to A U IMwrller , name , 2.500 J K Coulter and wlta to Mary Meyers , lot 9 , block 1 , 1'nu'letnn park 4,000 Jacob Krndli nnd nlfo to N T Trcn- nerry. irunlce , lot D. block 12. Orchard Hill , . . , . . . CO Juhn Nlckolson to llfnrKO Koch , hit 4 , block 3. AYfst 8ld aild 1.000 Mary Ensor and husband to K J Hey- kora , lot 10 , block 3. JUIsunurl Avenue park DOC QUIT CLAIM DiiJU.S. M II Clark lo T J Heard , lot I , block S. Meyer * A T * . add , , < , , . 2S Total amount ot tranafrn. , , , , I 11tn 0(43 I * . M. nt OinilmSiri A. .M. At Tbe new veitllmliil train novr running on Iho "NortUwe tern" cut ARE BECOMING ABSTAINERS Good Work Being Done by the Local HaU- road Tcnipornnco Assciation. SHOP EMPLOYES TAKING THE PLEDGE llnchcil liy llnlliriiy i'luti fur it Coffee Ilouss Illckliison TiilUn mi tlm Iliiycolt Ctl < llull Other ItnllioHil Nairn , FOP two years iia&t. nlicther rain or summer or winter , a black gowned woman \\lth an carnost , Inlrnt face , closely bonneted In Mack , with while siring ? , lias been hold ing weekly services In the car and'carpenter shops of the Union 1'aclHc system. Under the auspices of th ? Woman's Christian Tem perance union lodges of the Hallroad Tem perance association 1mvo been formed through the personal and untiring efforts of Miss H. A. Miller , whose work ta slowly bearing fruit In the reclamation of hundreds of shop men who hnvo been addicted to the liquor habit. So zealous line Miss Miller been In her kindly ministrations for the relief oC the tellers In the shops thnt she nas come to bo looked upon as a good angel , and there la mana household throughout the city that 1ms felt her presence , not only In kind uonls , but In provision for tlio necessaries to keep body and soul together. At Ilrst her efforts v.ere scoffed at , and stio was considered n fool for ner pains , but untllncliliiRly she 1ms kept at her \\ork , un til she commences to realize what may bo accomplished through unselfish efforts. The Hallroad Temperance association Is undenominational In diameter , quite ns nuiny C.ithollcs being members who are wearing tlio white button of tha organization ns Protestants. Since June Miss Miller has given her undivided time to tlio itsoclation , Yltll the result that nearly 150 shop men have signed the pledge to abstain from In toxicating' liquors , and others are being con stantly added to the list. Superintendent McConncll nnd Assistant Superintendent Manning have Riven the or ganization their enthusiastic endorsement , and thus the seed town two years ago has commenced to blossom. Not content , however , with holding TuiB- dny nnd Friday meetings. Miss Miller has Induced tlio Woman's Christian Temperance union to establish a coffee house near the Thirteenth and Cass entrance to tlio yards and on October 1 a small luncheon \\lll be served the men for n nominal sum , two cups of coffee being served for C cents. This Is done to counteract the Influence of neigh boring beer halls , where a free lunch Is served nt 12 o'clock. Out of 1,300 men In the shops but 200 men , It Is thought , bring Ihclr lunches with them , and Miss Mllltr be lieves that the association ought to serve nt the noon hour at le.ist COO men when , the coffee house gets thoroughly established. The bouse Is now being (11 ted up for the purpose , nil the work pt changing the structure being donated , while the house Itself has been made rent free to the association as long ; as It oc cupies It for the purpose of a coffee house. At the noon hour yesterday Dr. Freda Lanlcton delivered "a. short talk on scientific alcoholism to a hundred or more men who had gathered In the carpenter shop for a halt hour's gospel meeting. IJICIUNSON IS JJot Hopeful Ahont LI ftlnc "f lto > ccitt and Truiincoiitiiit'iitiil Agreement. General Manager Dickinson knons nothing of the lilting of the boycott against the Union Pacific and sententlously remarked tea a Bee reprefentathc : "I would undoubtedly know something of the matter In view of the fact that I would be a party to the contract. " Ho conceded the existence cl e. boycott , but thought matter's had not procesdbd far enough for him to talk on the question , leaving the reporter very much In the dark concerning the whole affair. Upon the question cf transcontinental lines bolng likely to get together , Mr. Dickinson \ > as not at all enthusiastic ; In fact , he doubted very much whether an cgreement would bo made at all. "Little progress Is being made In Chicago , " said he , "and the proposition of the Great Northern la not meeting with any great degree of support. Of course It Is cnly a proposition and was male no doubt to call out a full discussion among the various lines for the purpose of showing where they stood. As It appears at present an agreement Is as far off as over It was. " The proposition as made by Mr. Whitney of the Great Northern , which Is referred to In the dispatches from Chicago , cnlcniilatoa [ a different al applying by boat which runs every five days between San Francisco and Portland and vice versa , then on the Oregon Railway & Navlgatlcn to Spokane and the Oreat Northern. This differential asked Is the same as that asked by the Canadian Pacific on Its Port Arthur route. In asking this differential no rail differential Is Included , which removes from the field of controversy a most serious question cf expediency. The rail lines under existing arrangements sinnd on their own merits. But coupled with this proposition was another that the Oregon Kalluay & NavgHlon company should have representation through Southern Pacific tick ets via the Shasta route , and the opening of the Union Pacific gateway at Hunllngton , otherwise this company would be compelled to charge locals from Iluntlngton , which , on second class business , the Union Pacific could not pay , as thedistance to Sciiiul points Is long and tariffs high. Herein Is shown the disposition of Re ceiver McNelll. Ills road Is showing a de ficit of nearly $200,000 per month , neverthe less ha desires to take a controlling posi tion through his connection with the- Great Northern. This policy Is being roundly censured by railroad officials anil unless somewhat toned down will result In serious embarrassment to the Navigation company. Mlloigo Knvnrx HIM Union PiiPlfU1. There has been considerable talk recently about the D. & M.'s Billings extension and the short line , not only to Montana , but to Oregon points as well , and the tall hustle the Union Pacific would have to make to hold Its own In Montana and the Sound country. Figuring- the mileage from several eastern points to Portland , the distance , Instead of favoring the B. & M , , Is In favor of the Union Pacific , and only to three Montana points dres the Burlington lead. The dis tance from St. Louts via the "Wabash to Port land , In conjunction with the Union Pacific. Is 2,235 , miles. By the B. & M. It Is 2.4C7 miles. From Kansas City , via the Union Pacific , to Portland the distance Is 2,050 , as against 2,19 > via. the B. & M , and Northern Pacific. From Omaha to Portland , via the Union Pacific , the distance Is 1,820 ; via the B. & M. and Northern Pacific , 2,057. From Chicago cage , In conjunction with the Northwestern and Union Pacific , the distance la 2,3111 miles ; via the B. & M. and Northern Pacific the mileage Is 2.G41 , making this the longest Una to Portland. Via St. Paul and the Northern Pacific the distance Is 2,453 , while via the St. Paul and the Great Northern and Oregon Hallway & Navigation the distance Is 2,329. To Hi'olcane , Tacoma and Seattle the Bil lings line and the Northern Pacific can beat any ether line , but beyond thrse points the mileage It In favor ot the Union Pacific. Shutting Off JM .A circular has been received by lines In Interest , as the result ot the recent Southern association meeting , stating that roads will ceate selling tickets to the southwestern anil Texas points Immediately upon receipt ot the notice , and that under no circumstance ! mutt rates bo manipulated. This notice re moves a bugbear ( com railroads In this vi cinity engaged In the southwest traffic. When a land agent had a patron who desired to purchase land In the south , a descent wai made on the railroads for Ireo tickets , and nearly every road wai found quietly manip ulating the rates , to the utter and everlait- Ing demoralization of the business. To put a stop to the wholesale butchery the linen en tering the south bird a meeting In St. I.ouls anil decided to restore rates and ke.-p ( hem restored against all comers and alt combina tions. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Don't tt'iuit tlio Ja > > . TOPEKA , Sept. 18. A * tofy Is afloat In railroad and financial circle * that A. A. Hoblnson has been offered the presidency ol Ilia Atchlson , Topokt A S&nU IV system Hi n * alary ot JGO.OOO & ycir , but that ho has declined II. CHICAGO , Sept. 18. Mr. noblnmm j shown Iho nbovo report tonight and said : "you can say- that there Is not the slightest foundation for It , " NO CHANCi : OF ( VN AOliltlMU'.NT. TrnmcontlniMitnl r.lneft Cm mot Ajri- ( < * ( in tbi > Almlllliin of Ml ITe rent lit 1 . CHICAGO , Sept. 18. The transcontinental lines nro still engaged In their frcc-tor-alt talking match , the outcome ot which , It Is hoped by nomc ot the lines , will result In the formation ot the Transcontinental PassuiRcr association. The meeting today resulted a all the other sessions have resulted up to dald In nothlnc. Tin re Is almost no chance of forming the association , unless the lines agree to abolish all the existing illtterfntlals , and this the Canadian Pacific absolutely refuses fuses to do. The balance ot the lines this morning were practically agreed to ilrop nil their differentials and to allow the Canadian Pacific to retain Its differential , bcllovlnfl that -when the Inttcr road kicked over the traces they -would be nble to force It to bscle. down asaln. This plan , however , fell through after some discussion , and the meeting was as badly at sea as before. The main dim * culty In the way of [ or ml tip I ho association with the question of differentials Ignored U that the bulk of the. California business ) Is second-class tralllc , which can bd diverted by means ot a smalt differential. The llrat-class passenger busi ness amounts to very little compared wltH second-class , and Iho roads cannot tftoni to Ignore the latter. At present there seemd to be no chance whatever that the lines will turceed In forming the association Chicago roada nre anxious to do away with the low rates to the Industrial fair 1n St. Louis , as they claim that the rates nro belnil used to scalp the regular business. They ru now voting on two propositions regard * ing the disposition of the tickets one plan is to wipe cut the late of $4.25 from Chlcaga to St. Louis , the other being to restrict tha cheap rates to a territory within 109 miles o { Chicago. Itnlluny Not ra. John B. Frawley of the Union Pacific at Kansas City Is at headquarters. Chief engineer Pcgram of the Union Pa clflc has Rene to Idaho. General Manager W. B. Doddrldge , Gen eral Superintendent II , O. Clark and Oenoral Pflssenger Agent II. C. Townsend of the- Mis souri Pacific arrived In Omnlm last evening on a tour of Inspection. Assistant General Freight and Passenger Agent J. O. IMillllppl went out on the read to escort his chiefs Into U\vn. John M. Thurslon arrived from New Yorlc yesterday , whore he was In attendance upon the master In chancery's court sitting to hear testimony regarding annulment ot certain contracts and the abandonment ot certain non-paying branches of the Unlorj Pacific , Judge Cornish will finish the test ! * mony In this city , and will have bis report ready to submit to Judge Walter S. Sanborn on October 15. Mr. Tliurston Is In excellent health , and says It' ; a republican year sure. p The scrofulous taint which may have been In your blood for years , may bo thoroughly expelled by giving Hood's Sarsaparllla a trial. CHICAGO , HOOU ISLAND * I'ACIflC KY. Ciillfornln Tourist KiciirnViui. "Phillips Rock Island" personally con ducted excursions. First through car leaves Omnlm Friday. Oct. 12th , at 1:35 : p. m. , and weekly thereafter during the winter season. For full particulars , berth reservations , tc. , call at Hock Island ticket office , ICO : Farnam street , A Now Inilu to Chicago Commencing August 12 , the "Omaha and Chicago special , " via the Chicago & North western rallnay , leaves Omaha dally at 5:45 : p m , , and arrives at Chicago 8:15 next morning. Vestlbuled dining car , Wagner sleepers and chair cars form the equipment ot this train , and are all up to "North western" standard. 1401 Farnam street , city tlckot ofiloe. Urmihn. nnd Cliicuc" T.lmltoil riftcoii-lfaur Train. Leave Omaha al 6:35 : p. m. and arrive 1 at Chicago 9:40 : a. in , via C. M. & St , P. Hy. for Chicago and all points cast. Trains made up and started from Omaha , assuring passengers clean and well nlred cars , The only line running a solid vcstlbuled electric- lighted train from Omaha direct. No wait ing for through trains. Elegant chair cars , palace sleeping and dinIng - Ing cars. Ticket office , 1504 Farnaln street. C. S. CAimiEIl. Ticket Agent. ironic * for tlio HomnlOH * . On September 11 and 25 and October 9 tha Union Pacific will Mil homcscckers' excur sion tickets , good for 20 days from date ot talc at the rale of one faro for the round trip , with $2.00 added , to- all irlnts In Ne braska , Kansas. Colorado , New Mexico , Wyoming , Utah , Idaho ( east of and Including Nnrnpa. and Boise City ) end Montana. Stop-overs granted on both going and re turning trip. II. P. UDUHL , City Ticket Agent , Unlcn Pacific System , 1302 Farnam street , Omaha , Neb. .lutt n. l.lltlo The "Northwestern" Number Six. leaving Omaha I p. m. dally , nbw arrives at Chicago 7:09 : a. in. , Instead ot 8:15 , as formerly. "Just a little faster. " Don't confuse this with the On aha Chicago special , which still leaves at 5:45 : p. m. dally and arrives at Chicago 845 ; a. m. No need to change this train. City ofuce , 1101 Farnam streot. KKKIiKV ICXL'IIIESIONS Via Chicago , ICock r liml : & I'urlllo Itnlhrny. Sept. 25th and Oct. 9th , one fare for the round trip , with $2 added , good twenty daya from data of tale. For full particulars call at Hock Island ticket oOlce , 1C02 Farnam street. FOHMEH , DMA HAN DEAD. Yellow Fovrr .Numbers Alexnmler I'olloclt Among It * Victim * tic finti hulvuilor. Alexander L. Pollock , former signal ofllcer at Omaha , died of yellow fever at San Salvador vader , wliero he was serving as consul , hav ing been appointed to succeed JV. . Love ot Fremont , who died last December from dis ease contracted whllo serving his govern ment at San Salvador. Mr. Pollock cams to Omaha In 1831 at United States signal officer and was stationed at this city lor several years. During "tha latter part ot his term hero lie was an edi torial writer on the Omaha Herald under Dr. Miller. Subsequently he- bought the Watch man of the estate of F. M , MacDonagh. Ills health broke down and ho went to Uuropo for two years. Upon returning he went to Salt Lake City and re-entered the newspaper busli ness , becoming a part owner of one ot tha dallies. Ho was appointed to the Salvadoj consulate last year , Mr. Pollock was a native ot Hungary , on < of tha Maygar race , being born In 1S51. Il graduated at nn Imperial school at Prague , lie came to America twenty years later and soon was appointed clcik to General Hunt-ol the army , who was detailed to measure mili tary roads In dispute between the govern ment and the Indians , and remained with him four yearn. Passing examination for the signal service , he entered at Now "York and went thence to Wnshlngton , where he wai one of the editors of the International Me teorological Bulletin. In Washington .ha married Miss Verona R , Larkln , a niece ol General Berdan of sharpshooter fame. She and several children survive him. Kart'i Clover Uoot , the great blopd purifier , Klvea freshneis and clearness to the complexIon - Ion and cures constipation ; 25c , COc , 11.00. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. Wli v I3aby was sick , we gare her Ciutorto. When iho nas a CbllJ , she cried for Ctutorta , When die became JIUs , pho cluns to Costorta , Wbeu the bad CiiUdroo , she cavotliom Oastorlt
