Nebraska Newspapers

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AilviTllnciiiciilN for tlicno column *
wilt he tnltiMi until 11 ! in , for Die
PXMilitK nml until 8 1" . in , for the
iiiornlnir mi l Siimlny eillltnnn.
AilvfrtlM-r * , hr rfiiipnilnK n mint-
IIITCI ! rlioi'li , cnii IIIITC iiinivrem nil-
tlrcjincd 4 it minihcrril letter In cur *
if Tin * lire. AtiHirnrn no nililrcKficil
will lie Ofllvcrnl un iirvHpntntloii of
ihr chrc-lt onlj- .
ItnlvN , 1 1-Hc li tvnril llrnt Innortloni
Jo -iviii-il tlicrciift T.otliliiK taken
for IcHx than ! 2. > c for tin * llrnt IIIIHT-
ilon. Tlirfti1 nilvortlnciiientN nitiNt l >
run conxrcMitlvrly.
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SITUATION'S
POSITION WANTID IJY A COMPRTFIXT
butcher ; 15 yc.irs' experience roleiencen fur-
nlshotl. Aildtem K , Iec olllee. Council lllufM.
A-MSC7 S3
WANTIJO. I1Y YOt'NO MAN OK OOOD HAtl.
Its employed during d y lime , | .Iao - to wulk
fur linnrd nml loom. Heat of reference * . "It
K. " Ike. A-M3DS a *
i.vnooNi ) , aooi > ntnviiKitVANTH SIT-
uallon ; fourteen yearn * esperlenee ; KOOC ! refer
ences. Addicsd V. SuilIU , Schuyler , NH > .
A M310 23 *
WA.\Tii > MAM3 IIK1.P.
rnw itfinonTic IHJSTMNO MUN CAN
nml rtenilV prnfltnlilp work with C. I" AJnmi
Co. , t.i sn. istn si. n m
MKN WANTKI > TO I.EAItN TJAniinil THAUH
nt thn Omulm Ilnrher College , lineal In the
went ; Complete coume , 8 week * ! terms enny ;
n-nd for calalocue , 1317-12n I > miRl fit. .
Orrtnlm. 1I-M710 June <
WANTF.n. HAT.r.RMENi IN IWKRTf TOWN
anil city , salary nml commission. llnwks
Nursery Co. . Milwaukee , WIs. II 11883 21'
BAMSMn.V FOH CICJAI13 ; JUI MONTHLY
nnil expnnes ; old e'tnhllsheit tiotme ; experience
< innecesfity ; Imluepinents to cu lnmiTs. C. C.
Illshop Co. . Rt. Louis. n-jli 3 31 *
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w.\NTni > . MIN : TO J.IIATIN THK iiAiinnn
trade ; nur new method li thornUKh. constant
prnclleei i-nnipetent InstnietloiiH : llnnl Mpert
xnmlnntlon ; W K < ? S ntul experlenoi Saturday *
In elty i-hrtis In-fore cumii'etliiK ' ; nutflt nt InoN
Elven stUil nta : nnljreijulrea twn montlis to
recure sltuntlnn ; write tn mnst convenient fiil-
ilrest for tlliistrntPil catnloqiiiMoler Hy-tem
of llarlier Schonli , ChtcnBO , Bt. l nulM nr Mln-
iii-iiinll | 1I-M2S2 ! J'
WANTIOH. AN At CtnHK KOU OKNKIUL
eitlleo i > rkj nnl t lnive iinirtlcnl experience ;
utiite rgc. unlnry , tireient nml furmur occu-
imllon , otherwise no nttentloli Klven nppllc.i-
tlim. Addii'KM I , 27 , IJcc. U-253-23
AVAvrr.n FKMAM : HUM' .
100 OIUI.S VOn MA , KINDS WOIIIC ; tTO
JT week. Cnnnillaii olllee , 1522 Uouslns.C .
C MTM
WANTKO. OIHL FOR OnNHIlAI ,
work , at 1410 Noitli 23th street.
C M223 20 *
WANTKI ) . OOOD OIIII. FOll OIINnilAL 1101131)
work ; ( lermnn preferred. Inquire 1512 fjliernum
Avenge. C 2JC 20
WANTI1D. OOOD OIItI > roil
C32 8. 2Slh. C M2I4 21 *
WANTKI ) . A roMI'IlTHNT OIUI , KOU ( III.V-
ernl lmtis work ; smnll family. Apply 2TO2 Pop-
pleton nvc. C M276
WANTKD. Oinii VOll OHNKKAl.
work ; not cook. 513 North 10th street
C 291 20
1VANTKD. AN n COOIC AND
Kood InumlroHS at 121 Ho. lath. C 2i3 ;
S FIIOM II TO 18 TO INTUOOUCn A
new nrtlcle ; no experience necexsary molliers
requustetl to cnll with ilRURhlera nt 314 First
Natl. bajik fiom 2 to 3 p. in. Friday.
_ . C 231-21
WANTED. A COMI'IH-UNT OII1U AT ONC13.
for Bcnernl lioiiBCwork ; no uiiKhlnir. nml the
limt wnges. 1C4 1'nrk avenue. Council lllutTs
C M312
rou
HOUSES IN AM , PAIITB OP THH CITY . TUB
O. P. Davis Conii'iny , 1505 Furnnni. D 172
flOUSES. 11I3NEWA & CO. . 103 N. 15TH 8T. "
D 4
MODCnN HOUSES , C. A. STAIIR , 03 N.T , LIFE
U-175
CHOIC13 HOTJSnS AND COTTAGES ALL. OVER
the city , J3 to KQ. Fidelity. 1703 Farnam St.
D-176
HOUSES. WAIXACE. IlItOVS'N DI.OCIC. ICTlT
nnd Douglaa. O 177
JToiJSES , COTTAGES & HTOUKS , ALT , PARTS
of city. Ilrennan , Love Co. , 430 I'uxton block.
D 178
JIOVINO HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Vun iStomsc Co. , Hla Pa mam. T l. IM'j.
D 470
LAIIGU 1.1 ST. M'CAQUIS , 15TJI & UODRE.
D-480
HOUSKS. FLATS , OAUVIN UrtOS.lGU FARNAM
D 4SI
HOUSES FOR H13NT. UUM1B , PAXTOND1S
D-1S !
TURKINGTON. 'COS BEK BUILDING ,
i D 483
BTANFOIID CHICLE COTTAQKS - 6 ROOM
All modern. Apply 204 l > e btilldlnif. D-772
S-ROOM MODKHN FLAT. 703 So. IflTII. J17.CO.
W. II. Melkle. room C04 , First Nafl Bank.
DC10
TKN-ROOM MODI3UN UIMC1C HOUSB. < n
Ciiw St. , .i'.0i ' . W. U. Melkle. Wl 1st NafI hank
D-MC04
ELKOANTLY FURNISHKD HOUSK DCL1OHT-
ful home of ten ri > ms ; lieHt of laratlons ; West
I'lirnom. Price \cry reasonable to right parties.
M. J. Keimnrd & Son. 310 und .111 J J. lirown
hloclc. . D COT
C-ROOM HOUSK INQU1HK 270 DOUGLAS
D-M7W
2011 HAUNHY ' : UOOM3 ; STCAlt JIRAT.
U-SHS3 Junc7
FOIt HUNT. jiiOANT I'lVK-IIOQSI STEAM
heated lint. Apply Flat 9. IXulrtgr lMff
D M8OT
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10-P.OOM KI.AT DOUOI.AR , NITAJi I4TH : MOD-
ern. Ktcnm lient ; nlco B-ronniH nt . .1C So. IJtli.
Inquire I.lnqulft , Jin H. 10th. I > 317
TWO S AN'H 9-HOOM IIOUSIM , " " iionblW
rlosc In. t.f'0 nnd f r. Co j. D.mil. . zjn s.
Utli. Om. Nat. llnnlc l > Mff. ) J 79MJ
KtiiiNisiiKn iioiisiJ. nni.ioirrFi'i , IIOMK !
Went I'liinam SI. Price \or > - n'n uiiiljle to
rlKht pnltliM M. J. Konnnril & Son. . 210 nnd
Jit llti'Mii liloclt. U-M34J
TimiK-itooM iiousns , tsoo. 10:2 N. 2isT.
L ) JOS 23
J. n. Hiiuitwoou , j 'x.'V. i.iv
U-M178
NT. MoiiiiN IIOIIT-HOOM HOUSH ,
SJml ami 1'Arinc StrcrtK , Apply to J , Jl ,
Natlnnal 1) ink uf Cnnuucrre.
D-KJ-JS
BIX-HOOM MOliiN' | JI12 S. 1IT1I.
D-M2I7 r
COMPM3TIJ l-OTTAOB OF "sr.VIJN ROOMH.
for mull nnil wire , without chlMrcn , C3U Kouth
Hill ftirct : KO.TI rcferencea reiiulrvil , AiMrees
II , MlllnrJ lintel. 11301 S3'
von iii-\T nojiji. .
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BTKAM llC.\TiU ItOOMS. 'fELKl'IlONIJ AND
nil rnmenltiirrii : rates reason.diUPunilt Jleal.
Icnce. 11 ! 3. J7lh Ht. K 70J
ROOMS. 1703 AS RT.
JIOOMS I'HIINIBIIKI ) OH UNKtlUNISlIKD ,
null , | ilra ant luoutlon , moili-rii coiutnlfnci'e ,
neur Slirlton am ) Merrlum liutel * . JlI IolR
trr > t. n-il 4 SJ
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IAST KHONT ROOM NICIIV ruiiKiKunn :
ulBo tnmller one , W No , 17th. K KS-JO *
Ni\viv i'TJiiNisiiin IIOOMH , SINOI.U on
en Htiltp. Apply IS17 I.cuvenwortli ttrcet. 5J
n FiitN i s 1 1 K u iioojis , no suKiir
111 ? B. llth. i-MJISl
ROOMS , 1516 llovVAux K-Slsi
Nicn ROOMS TO aKSi'I.iiMA.s AND WIKB
for llglit liounrkecplnst KU tove : modern
liuufc ; unlklni ; distance ; uEplmlt clrerl. I , 13
Jlee cilice , U X1S91
rl'HMSlll-1) H003IS AM ) UOAltU.
NICH ROOMS , OOOD IIOAHD , RATUS RKA-
tunable. The l\o > , M-0 Hariify. M Kit ! SO'
iiioANT : KOOMS.
private Imtli ; excellent board. 1W3 Capitol nve.
MOniRN HltlCK. ROOMS AMU HOARD : JIM
week. CM N , IStli. F M1I Z '
i ROOMS , WITH HOARD ;
cnccn. JO ? N , ISth , T-MW5II'
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ItOOMS AND IIOAHD , 17l IXIUQUKH.
FUKNI8HKD ROOMS , IIOIISUKKKPINO. KS3
SU Mury' . K M ! ! 7i-J'
NIl'KI.Y PURNISIIKD BOUTHBABT FRONT
ouui ; lu'jJeru coiuciilcnce ; UjarJ. 70 : H. 29th
su
ROOMS AND no.\nn.
( Contlnuti ) , )
I'.MXJANT PAIII/R , ltAlK niXKIC FROM
new poftofllr , for rnnri and wife or two
Kentlcmen. ZOS North 17th , P M304 K'
, .i . ROOM , WITH ALfOVi : . SOI'TH AND
east frontage ; board for two ; Kountio Place.
Address L 3L Uce olflco. F Milt SI *
I'OIt nnMT lF.NKUIt.MSIIRI ) UOOMS.
8UITB OF UNFirilNISHED 110OMS ) MODKIW
CIS South 29th street , 0-214-20 *
KOIl HHST STOIinS AStO OPFICUS.
Toil RKNT. THK 4-HTOI'v nltlCK 11UII-.DINO
at 910 1'nrnam St This liullJlnB has n nreprojf
cement linwincnt , complete tenm heatlnR fix
tures i water on itll lloors , sat , etc. Applr lit
the ulllca of The Dee. 1 910
AtJKXTS
WANTED , AflHNTS ; J. " ? I'KIl MONTH AND
( rtpenxoii paid active men If rlRht ; goods soM
liy fanirl' only ; camples , also horse nntl car
rlaR furnlnhctl free , Address Jobber , Box M03 ,
Iloston , .Mnns. J 454
AHHNTS IiAHIIY KHTAllI.tSH IU1HINKSS ; 100
ixr cent prollt ; novelty match , lamp , stove nnd
clitar lighter , tuerul everywhere ; tilrycll ts buy
at sight ; sample liy mall 1" cent * . JUunon
Novelty Co. , room 10JO , Kt Dearborn utreot ,
ClilcnRO. J M278 S3'
AOINTS WANTED. t4 to ; DAILY RAHY ;
patent no\elty ; used liy e\-cry family , farmer
nml Rtnlflomnn ; illstrlct ghen. Klrwnn &
Tyler , "Dept. O. " Ilaltlmore , Mil. J M303 ! !
WAvni > TO HUNT.
WANTKD. n.KAHANT ROOM , WITH HOARD ,
In strictly tirlvntc family , convenient location ,
liy VOUMK business man and wlfei references
nskeil. Adilress I , 24 , Dec. K M287 : .l
r.-L---- ± _ - , - - , - j.-- _ % _ - . --i
WANTID , MODERN DETACUKD 9 on 10-
roon > lions * * , with liarn. vicinity of Ilanscont
] > arl ( . Address , stating location , I , its. Ik-o
K J12SG 52'
ri'ItNIHIIIHI HOUHK OF 9 TO 12 ROOMS , URN-
trnl ; no ehlldren ; best of reference * . AiMrets
I , , 23 , Hee. K S7J 20'
MOXIJY TO I.OATf CIIATTIM.S.
MONKY TO I/AN , M , 60. M DAYS ! KURNI-
ture. pianos , etc. Duff Oretn , It , 8 , Ilarker btk.
X-tOO
MONKY TO IXIAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest ratw In city ;
no removal of goods : strictly conililentui ; you
can pay th loan oft at any tltno or In any
einount. OMAHA MOIITQAOK 1X3AN CO. ,
SCO So. ir.th St.
X 4'JS
IHISIM-SS
FOIl URNT-SMAM , WATER POWER M1M , .
Can also hanJln grain. Address box K , Lin *
roln. Neb. Y S31-J9
M INVRSTKD KAIINS $80 WKEKIA" ! NO
stock rptculatlon or Bold mine Investment ; you
control capital ; fifth succetsful year ; particu
lars free. Chape A Campbell. 12 Union Square ,
New York. Y M2 7 M23'
FOR RENT , NR\V OROUND FIXOR ; PHOTO
callery for sale or rent. Address II. It. Stltnnon ,
Pawnee City. Neb. Y M180 S3'
RESTAURANT FURNITURE AND FIXTURHS
for tnle ; will sell cheap. U. McCaffrey , lloone ,
Iloone county , la. Y M174 II *
OOOD LOCATION FOll nilTCHUIt SHOP WITH
Ice box nnd racks. Rent Is very low. Apply
to W. Doruli. 2112 N street , South Omaha.
Y-MM7 It *
1MUI KXCUA.MIK.
WANTED , A HARDWARE OR IMPLEMENT
stock In exchange for stock In n jobbing house ;
Bond openlnic : inaklni ; money , ROO < ! reaponi for
selllnf ? . Address M 100 , Uee olllee , Council
llluffs.
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TO TUADI3. HOttSB 9 ROOMS , LAROU LOT ,
clear of Incumbriince , lawn , slinde and fruit
Irecii , nortliwenl part of city , nnd cash for
residence property In or near HanRcom
Place or Weit Furnnm st. Call or wilto 401
Karbnch block. Z-M283 23
KOIl SALIC IinAI. KSTATK.
SNAP , ON 18TH ST. . NEAR DODOE , 45X66
feet , J2.700 John N. Freiucr , opp. P. O.
RG MCSS
HOUSES. 1.0TS. FARMS. LANDS. LOANS.
Oeo. 1' . Honila Real Kstale Co. , Paxton llloclc.
RE so :
He was a merchnnt of very good sen33 ,
But would paint his nds on rocks or fence.
He found that didn't pay ,
And tried a better way
He's had ds in The Bee ever since.
_ n. D. iv.
STOHAMIS.
PACIFIC STORAOi : AND WARU11OUSD CO. .
COS-910 Jones. Uencial Storage and forwarding.
M 488
Oil. VAN & STORAOE , 1415 FAHNAM. TEL. 1559
M 485
WANTED TO IIIIY.
WANTED , A LIOIIT ROAD WAGON FOR
slnslo 40 In. Shetland pony. Leo Oicedy , Far-
ragut. la , N-M242 23'
WANTED TO IJUY , NICI3 COTTAGE HOME ,
cenlinlly located , within walklnR dlstancP ot
business renter , or convenient to car line.
Call or a.ldrees , W , a Bouk , 219 So. ICth St.
, N-MSOO 23
li-OIl SAL13H ) U.SHS AND AVAGO.VS.
FOll SALE , "CLKMMID C > STANDARD
brcil : rccoiil. 2:30 ; perfectly safe for ludy to
drive. Gem Stublcw. 171S Cass. P M309 23 *
l Oll SA.LI3MI.SC12I.LAMCOUS. .
HARDWOOD "cniBllIKU. 11OO AND CHICKEN
fcnco , cheaper than " 'all wire. " C. U. Lee. 901
Douglas. Q W
TO HAVE YOUR NKW OR OLD
rubber tired ; for n. good home-made bugRy. or
tlrst class painting nnd repairing , tee Win.
Pfeiffcr , 2T7lh and Lc-nvumvorth. Q 219 J1J2
CHICKEN , HOO & LAWN FENCE ; ALL WIRE ;
cheaper than wood. Wire Works , 403 8. 14th.
Q 666 J-2
CARPETS. DUAI'KHICS. DRKSSGOODS. SILKS
t2 monthly on JIO purchase. Send postal ; will
call with samples. E HIrsh , KM Kyi.cr Ave.
STOCKS GROCERIES , I MEAT MARKET. 1
Uruir stock , farm" , eastern Nebraska ; iicreago
In and around Omalui. Omalia city property.
It. R. Hall. 001 N. Y. L. Q 'as J7
STVNDARD 11RED MARK , DELIVERY
WBsonv harncB. . hlgli trade bicycle. PhDr-
ton KOOU work lioi-ae , fresh Jersey cow. buck-
- ' Hurt Center imd
boar.l-nll barsalns. 1'rnnk
KM ulrtets. Q-TASit l > -
FOR SALE , DRY HARDWOOD KINDLING. Jl
per load , .lelhercd. Tel. 973. Omahii r.utt.T .
*
Tub Co. Q-MMk a
sr..OO WILL III'Y A KIMHALL Ul'IlIOHT
nlano In pooi ! comllllon. Omaha Mortic Re
I Joan Co. . 306 South ICth street. Q-M300
BlIbCULLAMJOUS.
GARDENS & FARMS TO RENT. T. MUKUAY.
CIAIIIVOVA.\T.
MRS. FRITZ. CLAIRVOYANT. 817
.MAKHAC.1C , 11.VT1IS , KTC.
MADAM SMITH , 1617 HOWARD , MAS8AOB ,
steam baths. ' T-.M2S5 2C'
MRS DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors ; teitfu ) and curative. 417 B ; lltli , up-
Ktalrif. 197 *
V1AVI FOR UTERINE TROU11LE3. W1JKU
lUh' . ; phjslclan , toiuulttttlon or health book
free. U < > 9
i MMK. POHT. 319(4 ( S.U
U 190
uT-H CURED , PERMANENTLY ; NO
Mlii : no detention from bLilninu ; we ro'er to
thousands of i > utUnt cured. Call or r"0
Th O. E. Miller Co. , 933.3 New "inrlc Llf
bulldliiff , Omalia , U MCSS
11ALDNUS3 CURED. 326 HOARD OP THAllC.
MISS MAYER. HUHUEON-CIUROPODIST.
manicure. II. 400 Puxton block ; tlliloina | ISiii.
U < wAll > > JIB
EXPOSITION INVESTMENTS. FO I'LEAS-
iira and profit e U P. JudBOn'a want nds ,
Counvll llluffn paso. U SItiI
MllXKY TO LOA.N HHAL I3STATI3.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 815 N , Y. L. :
uulctv money at low rules for choice farm lands
In Iowa , nortr > Mii Mlnsourt , eastern NclnutUa.
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LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , W J'arnam Smith At Co. .
C PUn CENT MONEY ON NEU. i IA. I'ARMH.
W. 1 . Melklc , 1st Nafl Mh. bldg. , Omalm.
J W-4M
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MONEY TO LOAN AT IXJW RATIOS. THE
O. F , Davis Co. . 1S05 Far i' am St. W 4M
l-AHM LOANS. I TO 111 YI < AItS ; LOWUST
TH'.ttOarvln Uros. , 1(13 Farnam til.
ON OMAHA PIlbl'ERTY : LOWEST RATZS ;
bulMlnc loans wanted. Fidelity Tiiut Co.
MONUY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real citate , Ilrennvn , Love & Co. , Paiton block.
W-49J
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. I'uiey & Tliumss , M7 1st N tl Uk bid
Fitota fioo.ot UP. v. u.VIAD , ictii A
- W-W-J19
GREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS
In any and every part of the city , north , cast ,
south and west , ranging from $550 to $5.000 or
TO.OOO and upwards. Any terms desired. Hemls.
Paxton block. RE J75
BAROAIN. ONLY $300.00 FOR LARGE I.OT. ON
glade , at 23th awmic and Corby street. Oar-
vln UroH. . 1613 Fa main street. RE M63S
LARGE LOT WITH ONE 4-IIOOM HOUSE AND
ono C-room house , one ml. south P. O. , Jl.GM ;
a bargain. F. D. Wcad. ICth and Douglas.
RE-20S 23
KOUNT2K PLACE 11ARGAINS , J2.500. 53.7M TO
IG.r.OO ; sco photos at ICth and Farnam ; Morse
13MB. J. J. Gibson , 511 First Nat. Dank Llldn.
RE 601
S-R. HOUSE. CITY WATER , AHOUT 6 11LOCKS
from U. P. Depot , for Immediate sale ISM 00. ,
V. D. Wcad , 10th and Douglas. RE ! 07 S3
.
j FOR SALE , LARGE LOT WITH TWO HOUSES ,
I I can sell one or both ; the rent of tmu lioue
J pays Interest on the whole investment ; a bar-
J gain If sold at once ; terms easy to right party.
I Adilress L 20. Uee olllee. RE 212 20
FINERESIDENCE. . MOST DESIRABLE LO-
catlon. north of Hnnscom park.
8-room house north \\lth all wutor conv. and
full lot , Jl.GOO.
Good lot with old house , near Hanscom park
for J550. r. D. WEAD , 16th and Douslns
RE-MS 22
TWO NICE K1VE.ROOM HOUSES , WITH 52x
121 feet of ground , will be sold nt auction ,
Saturday. 3 p. m. . May 22 , nt 2S13-1S15 Douglas
street. McCague Imestment company.
HE-M308 21
4-llOOM C01TAGK AND LARGE LOT. AT
half the value. 1SI2 North 21st. RU M307
FOR SALE , rvn GOT 10 FINK HOUSES UP
n .ir Hansrnin park : I've cot n few In other
dlrectkns ; I've get the most beautiful residence
lot , one block from Hnnscom park Ji.OOO ;
corn-r near paik. 100x115. tW > ; line building
lots near park. $500 to $1.000 ; cottage home ,
$700 , new house and full lot. near Hnn.scoin
park , $1.300. monthly payments ; 6-nvim house
nnd nl-o lot , only MOO ; I have ( he llnest resl-
ilenocorner. . 130x150 , that lies out of iloorH ,
the finest \Iew In th whole rlty ; ICO-acre
i-li-ir farm for Omalm prppeily. Urlnit In your
equities ; I can get you i-omethlng for them.
Don't be njlsleil ; look out for higher values.
Lynmn Waterman. 822 N , Y. Life lllilg.
IIU M30221 *
LOST.
LOST. A HUNCH OF KEYS , IlHTI'llN TO
Ileo Olllee. List I73-2t *
LOST. POPKKT HOOK CONTAINING NOTES
and German nrmy paper . Reward for HH re
turn to.l'ritz Mueller , 1724 Vlnton.
LOS 1' 299 20'
SIIOHTIIAM ) AND TYI'ISWIUTIMS.
A. C. VAN SANT'8 SCHOOL , 613 N. Y , LIF
r.04
AT OMAHA J3US COLLEGE , 10TII & DOUGLAS
. W
AHT AMI IANGUAfiI3.
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OEOROE F. OELLENBECK. 11ANJO , MANDO
? " KuUar < "C"er. ' 1S07 Farnara street.
Tl - *
MCll'l'
LATIN , OREEK , ENGLISH ; ALL UltANCHES
of m.ilhem.itlcs and bookkeeping taught at
night by iriadtiate of Tin-cnlo iinUtielty. L A
Wellwciod , 023 N Zlet etrtet.M213 2"
FOR nu.vr
HOTEL FOR RENT OP 30 ROOMH , AMES AVK
nnd 21th st. , opposite exposition giounds' almost
now , rent leasonable , Demle , Paxton wit
IMIOTO-UXCHAVI.VG.
W13 MAKK FINE HALK-TONHS. ZINC KTC'H-
Ingn , einUwklni ; Ulc , trl-color plnle or uiiy.
thliiB In up.io-date engraving. We guarnntee
time , quality and ivormanshlp. Woman' *
Weekly , Nineteenth nnd Farimm."qlnl'r"1
M915 June li
FUUMTimiS I'ACKKD ,
W. 8. AVAU IN. rttllNITUIIE PACKING. UP-
liolnterlns , repairing , ir.atirem , featlii renovated -
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that our Slnale Remedyimll not cure. Write for
full particulars and cet IBo evidence. Wo know that
you arc skeptical , Juotly sa tuo.os the moat eminent
physicians Jmve nerer bccnlblp to K ! O more than tern-
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como the prx'Judlccn apalnst all so-called specifics. But
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TRAMPS RAID THE STATION
Three of Them Ransack the Place , but Find
Little of Value ,
HOBOES HAVE MERRY TIME AT NORTH BEND
l , ol ( lip Union rnrlHo llppof , Shoot
nt Ihr A if cut nml l.ncU the
Tim n .Miirliul In the
1'rolKht lliniHC.
According to n precedent of acvcral years'
standing , which has been confirmed almost
every Bticcesslvo season , It Is In the spring-
tlmo that the thoughts of the rallwny suppr-
Intemlpnta nml detectives reluctantly turn
toward the semis hobo and the best means
of ridding the railroads of the Mine. This
spring Is no exception , to the rule previously
established. The tramps nro bobbing up
serenely along nearly all the Nebraska rail
way lines and catislns no little trouble to
the operating departments of thrso roads.
As the metropolitan specimen Is fond of
marking the houses where ho hits been most
hospitably entertained , so the prnlrlo hobo
designates the particular roail which he and
his brother tramps may best visit during a
particular season. Last year the Omaha road
was the ono selected , and Superintendent
Jayiios had his hands full of trouble , the
congregation of tramps at Illalr and Calliomi
being etptclally annoying. Tills neason the
hoboes have picked out the Union , Pacific ,
and they nre swarming along the "Ovorlnml
llouto" In great numbers. Said Super
intendent Canada of the Union Pacific's spe
cial service derailment to a Ilee re
porter jcstcrday : "These tramiw are
springing up s thick as June bugs all along
the line. I don't know Just what wo'll do
with them , but we'll endeavor to rid our
selves of them In some way. "
There have hcen freiiticnt cases of trouble
reported from ntatloim along the line during
the past week , but the Iraldcst woik of the
tramps occurred yesterday at North Demi
shortly after 2 a. in. Night Operator
Pargeter was sitting nt his Instrument tcrfc-
graphlng when three masked men suddenly
made their appearance before him. They de
manded all the valuables In the place and
added If they couldn't get valuables they
would accept anything they could got. The
operator's efforts to convince them that there
was nothing of value about the place proved
fruitless. The visitors became highly Indig
nant at their cold reception and began shootIng -
Ing their revolvers In n reckless manner.
The operator says that two bullets came
dangerously close to him , one even grazing
his J Ip , being turned aside by a button.
Dick Street , the town marshal , heard the
shooting and appeared on the scene , but the
tramps didn't take n fancy to his appearance ,
so they Just compelled him to go within the
freight depot and when ho had entered they
made sure of his capture by locking the door.
Then the tramps ransacked the place. So
far as Is known nothing of any value wua
taken.
It la believed that the tramps arc of the
same gang that broke up a freight train at
Klkhorn Wednesday by setting the alr-brakcs.
They left Klkhorn on fieight train No. 17 ,
and arrived at North Bend at 1 o'clock yes
terday morning. They spent on hour looking
about the town for trouble , and not finding It
lying about loose , they made the raid on the
station.
Three men were later arrested at Schuyler
on suspicion of having been connected with
the North Bond affair. They admit that
they isiw the operator assaulted , but deny
that they participated. The operator and town
marshal have left North Bend for Schuyler
to Identify the prisoners. Although the
tramps were masked It la thought that they
can bo identified.
I'ASSKXGEH , AOHXTS HEOIIGAMZE.
KanARrcfiiioiit Ailnittcil Which IN In
Accoril with LIMV.
The "low joints" are again. The honorable
organization was resurrected ycstcnJp.y after
noon from the oblivion Into which it was cast
by the _ supreme court decision against the
Transmlsslsslppl Freight Rate committee , at
a meeting of the city passenger and ticket
agents of Omaha and Council Bluffs at the
old quarters in the United States bank
building , this city. J. B. Ueynolds , city
passenger agent of the Burlington , was
chosen temporary chairman. The election of
a secretary , which will bo a salaried olflce ,
was deferred until the next meeting. The
local agreement , prepared by Chairman Caldwell -
well of the Western Passenger association
was adopted without dissent. The meeting
then adjourned until Monday morning next
at 9 o'clock.
The new agreement is practically the old
ono remodeled so as toallow the association
to come within the scope of the law. In
the new agreement the secretary , who will
really be the head of the local association ,
is given wider authority than heretofore en
joyed by that offlcial. The secretary will
now bo able to file a complaint with the as
sociation against any road violating the local
agreement. He will have power to prosecute
the offending road without referring the mat
ter to the Western Passenger association , and
asking that a special agent bo sent out to
try the case. It Is generally understood that
James W. Munn , the popular assistant gen
eral passenger agent of the Elkhorn , will
bo again offered the position of secretary.
GRAVKL IfOIl VI3WEHSON SUUAIUS.
Union 1'nelIU * Dmiiitrn Six CarlonilH
( o the < ; ity.
The Union Pacific lias just donated six
carloads of Sherman gravel to the city of
Omaha , to he used in making new walks In
Jefferson square. Four carloads have
already been delivered hero and the other
two ar < S now cnroutc. This granlto gravel Is
taken from the gravel piln at Sherman , Wyo. ,
on the hill .where the "Overland llouto"
crosses the Ho'ckies. The gravel 'is almost
wholly or rock and Is said to be the best
found anywhere In this country. The
Union Pacific has during the past few years
used great quantities of the Sherman gravel
fur improving Its , roadbed and for making
floors of car shops and freight depots. It
makes a hard pavement and improves with
Increased tralllc across it. It Is found to
hi ) much .more durable tor flooring than
wood.
Th.jAll AVimt Tin-in.
"One linn no idea of the popularity of
the handsome souvenirs of the 'Overland
limited' recently Issued , " aald Cashier Dar-
low of the Union Pacific passenger depart
ment to a Bee reporter. "Every mall brings
In a stack of applications , and the requests
on my drsk now measure a couple of feet
In holght. Wo couldn't begin to answer
all the demands , Ilallroad men from all
over the country Imvo bepn Bonding In for
thorn , tind we Imvo received tioino line com
pliments on. . the work. General Passenger
Agent Smith of the Lake Shore , wno was
in the city the other day , said the souvenir
of the Union Pacific's 'Overland Limited' was
ono of the finest pieces of railway advertising
ho had ever seen , " „
N - v Style of Kolilrr.
The passenger department of the B. & M.
has jutt put out what Is probably the most
complete , convenient and best arranged
folder of tlmo tables and e ieral Information
ever Issued by an Omaha railroad. It con
sists of forty-Jour pages , and the tlmo of
all posslblo connections la clearly given.
Hold-faccd typo is used throughout for the
tlmo of trains , and an index to all stations
on the Burlington route la found In the
front.
nonlil ( InitipiirUil .
Railroad officials In this city do not gen
erally believe tire statement of a local paper
that W. H. Newman will teen leave the
Clreat Northern. H. II. Ritchie , who li well
acquainted with Mr. Newman old yester
day : "That's noun to mo , and I huve just
cotno from Chicago. I was with a number
of Mr , Newman's closest friends and they
knew nothing of the matter , I also met
SA1MR 0IHUI ANV KNOWN MAKK
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O.-lUL/ULi U.I HVMIj „ , , „ , prepaid unynhera.
tieiul clamp tor ll't and particulars.
DICKIE SUWlt IXCIWSGT. 26 West U'way , N. V
Mrs. Newman , and she < lld nol allmlo to ony
such change. It may bo so , but I doubt It. "
IliitliTtir Mole * nml I'crnonnli.
The general ofllcea of the Nickel Plato
road will bo moved from Cleveland to Chicago
cage At an early date.
11. W. Austin , assistant general passenger
ftgcnt of the Northern Pacific At St. Paul ,
lift * been appointed assistant general passen
ger afcent of the Baltimore & Ohio , with
headquarters at Chicago ,
The date for the sale of tickets to the Hirel
ing of the National Kducatlonal at ocUtlon
at Milwaukee , July C-9 , for this territory are
July 3I nad 5with August 31 as the final
tcturn limit. The rate Is one faro plus | 2
for the round trip.
The Burlington has just ISMIO ! an at
tractive booklet for the lows ' "brlsllan Kn-
ilravorcrs , who will xisw the Burlington route
to Denver It Is announced that the rendez
vous will bo nt the Union depot In this city ,
Wednesday , June 30. nt 6 o'clock p. in. A
special train of tourist sleepers will leave for
the San Francisco convention at that time.
The Kansas City , Fort Scott & Memphis
railroad has announced that It would here
after disregard the rule of the Southwestern
Tralllc association forbidding the Inspection ,
weighing and sacking In transit of grain at
Kansas City , destined for | > oliits In Texas
and the southwest. As soon as this notlco
was Ifoued the Katy and the Plttsburg &
Gulf followed by giving similar notlco.
For the following occasion wpstein roids
liavo agreed to make a rate of ono and one-
third regular faio for the round trip Kreo
Mason's convention , Lincoln , June 14-lSj Ne
braska druggists' convention , Plattemouth ,
Juno 7- ! ) ; meeting of Uniform Hank , Knights
of Pythias , Lincoln , May 25. For the Lin
coln race meeting , Juno 14-16 , th ? rallrmds
will grant n rate of one faro for the round
trip from all points within ISO tulles of Lin
coln.
Additional evidence that traffic matters
generally art * gradually Improving Is found
In the following statement of gross railroad
earnings for 1SII7 for the second week of May
compared with 189G. Canadian Pacific $140-
000 , Increase $12,000 ; International & Great
Northern $52,761 , Increase $5,145 ; Kansas
City , Plttsburg & Gulf $13,0 ! > S , Increase $29-
GD5 ; Mexican Central $253,952 , Increase $74-
231 ; Minneapolis & St. Louis $32.332 , In
crease $1,098 ; Mexican National $124,493 , In
crease $3SG42 ; Missouri , Kansas & Texas
$180,481 , Increase $29,480 ; Ulo (1 rondo West
ern $47,800 , Increase $900 ; St. Paul $321.381 ,
Increase $14,948 ; Wisconsin Central $82,039 ,
decrease $8.420.
Mor Curntlvp rower
Is contained In a bottle of Mood's Sarsa-
parllla than In any other similar preparation.
It costs the proprietor and manufacturer
moro. It costs the jobber more and It la
worth more to the consumer. It has a rec
ord of cures unknown to any other prepara
tion. It Is the best to buy because It Is
the Ono True Blood Purifier.
Hood's Pills are tbo best family cathartic
ntd Hvjr medicine. Gentle , reliable , sure.
IIIHMIAIIS ovum.ouic o\n HIST.
Visit Schouruir HOUHC , lint full to
I'Mil ( I VllllllllllcH.
A burglar visited the residence of W.
Schourub , 605 North Twentieth street.
Wednesday night and secured $1.50 In money.
He overlooked a valuable gold watch.
Kiitrance was effected through a window
In the kitchen. From hero the midnight vis
itor went to Mrs. Schourub's bedroom. He
passed by n watch lying on a chair near the
bed and went directly to the dresser. Ho ex-
tracetd the money from a pocketbook ,
leaving the latter. He apparently then left
the house through the back door , which was
found open in the morning. Mrs. Schourub
believes that the burglar saw her daughter
putting the money In the pocketbook at night
just before going to bed. Ho could have done
this by taking a stand on the roof of a shed
in the rear of the bouse.
A burglary occurred Wednesday at the gro
cery store of D. Gross , 1125 North Twenty-
fourth street. The thieves tore off the blinds
from a rear window and climbed through a
broken pane into the store. They took a
quantity of stock. Yesterday several boxes
of cigars and eomo tobacco were found
stored away beneath a pllo of telegraph poles
near Twenty-third and Izard streets.
I'HCHAIj D1UVI3N OUT 11V TIIIE.
Itcalilunce DcHtrnyril nt nil Karly
Hour Thl .MoritliiKr.
A blaze which started a few minutes before
1 o'clock yesterday morning completely
destroyed the resldeneo of Frank Prchal ,
1312 Garfleld avenue , together with
its contents. The flro also com
municated to an adjoining dwelling
at 1310 Garficld avenue , owned by Mrs. Mary
Prchal , and damaged this to- some extent.
The loss on the first house ivas about $1,200
and on the other about $123. Both nre fully-
Insured.
It Is believed that the first was caused by
the explosion of a lighted night lamp in
the residence of Frank Prchal. Prchal and
his wife were awakened before the flro had
attained much headway , but they became
confused. In her efforts to get away Mrs.
Prchal mistook a door and went into a clo et.
The door closed and the woman found herself
securely imprisoned. The woman screamed
lustily and her husbind went to her res
cue. To get her out ho was compelled to
break a glass In the door. In doing this he
sustained a scvero cut upon ono of his wrists
and his hand was badly scratched.
HOUSU is
Pour Women Ari-i-Mled nnd Tiilccn to
Jitll.
The police Wednewday raided a house on
Fourteenth , between Howard and Jackson
streets , and arrested four women on the
charge of being inmates of a disorderly
house. The parties were Joslo Williams ,
Pearl Jackson. , Annie Right and Alice Smith.
Three of the women allege that they entered -
tered the hotBe for the purpose of getting In
out of Ilic rain.
The house is the residence of "Plunk"
Henderson. All the occupants , Including
the women , were colored. The police have
received n number of complaints about the
place to the effect that It was a thieves'
den , to which victims are enticed. A trav
eling man alleges that a couple of nights
ago hu was induced to go to the house and
spend thn night , He wan awakened , and
raised lib head just in tlmo to sou a iiegra
crawling from under the bed toward bin
clothing. It la said that a number of In-
Htancm of this character , which In police
parlunco are known as 'badger acts , " have
occurred at the house of late.
DAVIS TIIII5S TII13 INSANR
1'rcfern I In ; A yliim to the Htiilc1'eiil -
tt-lit I nry
Charlm Davis , the leader of the notorious
"Davis gang" of thlevVa , who has been
confined In the county jail for several weeks ,
is feigning Insanity. He lies on a cot In the
hallway of the east wing of the Jail and
stares about htm. Ho makes no reply to
questions and lies perfectly motionless when
any person la about. His method In about
the same as that of "Nick" Fox , tbo wife
murderer , who feigned Insanity for months
and only coawd after he had been , convicted
of murder In the second degree , largely on
the testimony of Dr. Tllden , who Instated
ail along -that Fox was only feigning , Not
until ho wast on the road to the penitentiary
did Fox admit that ho had been Hbanimlnt ; .
County Ph > siclan Jlcicer pronounces Davis
a humbug , but the prisoner keeps up hl
shamming.
The charges against Davlfl are numerous
enough to give him a long st-ntenco la tbo
penitentiary and the tounty authorities are
satisfied that ho IK etiainmlng Insanity to
avoid being tried.
Look Over Tlirlr Knlure
Members of the eighth grade of the Luke
school , accompanied by their teacher , Mrs.
Carlisle , visited the High Kchool yentmliiy
afternoon. They were shown about the
building and Introduced to I ho pupils , The
members of this clanH , Homo Hlxty In nuin-
l > er , will enter the High school next full.
AfU-r k-uvlng the lilyh ttchool Die young
men and women visited the art exhibit In
the city tinllWIIPIO they remained during
the remainder of the afternoon.
- -
No honcat dealer jvlll try to cell what he
knowb the custorjn vJd ? not order and does
not want. BUMB ! lelan\ thrives for a time ,
but la thn long ' < ; u3 to the wall.
Smiling Faces
Sweet Greetings that
Keep the Home
Happy.
It Is Hard to Smile When tdo
Body Is Racked With
Pain.
It's Imrd to snillo when the back Is nclilnff ,
the head throbbing , nnd the body Ii full of
pain. The tiling to do l to riil yourself of tlio
nchon nnd pnlm , nnd Mun *
( Kd'V y ° u n' ' " help you do It.
> fcli The Munyon Homeo
pathic Home
Remedies , made
tip of dl covcrle
nnd combination *
In mrdlcmo , nron
veritable boon to
mnnklnd. The
xvorM Is rnpldljr
being converted
by truth nnd evi
dence , nml noon
the Munyon
school of medtcfna
will bo accepted
and recognlicd ns
the onlv school
that li safe nnd sure. Here's proof. Will you
study It ?
N. A. Smith , 203 "Washington Avenue ,
Bodnlla , Jlo. . says : " I have been af
flicted with klilnny trouble for the last
thirty years. My Bufferings wore somo-
thtnK terrible , anil part of the tlmo I
Vfan uontlned to my bod. I tried almost
everything- that was rccoinmoncled , but
never found nnythliiK that fravo mo nny
relief until I used Munyon'B Kidney Curo.
Three bottles cured inn completnly. My
release from miffrrlng has ln-on no cotn-
ploto that I feel llko a young man. "
Mun von 1ms n aeparnto euro for each dl.tcaia
Per sale by druggists , mostly is cents a bnttlo
If In doubt write to Professor Munyon nt
1'hllndclphia , Pa. , nnd get medical iidvlco ( roe.
MOORES WORKING FULL TIME
Long Liiio of Oallors Await His Arrival at
tbo Office Each Day ,
NEW MAYOR LOOKING AFTER CITY AFFAIRS
Slimy Cmiillilntt'N for tliu
tlint Are Still I.fft to lie IMr-
| uulcil Out I- the Cltj'n
I Ilxi-cutlve.
Mayor Moorca Is spending as many lioura
In his ofllco as any oilier employe of the
city , and between attending to the regular
routine of hla olflco and receiving people who
are Interested lu the remaining appointive ,
offices , his tlmo Is fully occupied. Ilia ofHco
wae well filled with callers before 9 o'clock
yesterday and tlio line was unbroken
until noon , The principal offlcon which are
to be filled by Juuo 1 are superintendent ot
city hall , gas Inspector , weights and meas
ures Inspector , llcetibo Inspector and special
agent. The advisory board will dcelgiiato
the Inspector of contagions disease * , meat
Inspector and milk Inspector and the Jani
tors. Elevator men and other subordinate
employed of the city hall are also to be ap
pointed.
No slate had yet been determined on , but
there are a number of candidates who are
reasonably certain of getting what they are
after. J. T. McVittle will probably bo ap
pointed license Inspector.
The next Inspector of weights and meaa-
uies has not been decided on , but lie will
probably be a colored man. There IB also
a good deal of uncertainty as to what will
bo done In regard to the superlutcudcncy of
the city hall. George I ! . Hess Is making an
active fight for the job , but ho lian bcveral
difflcultlta In his way. A number ot thn
councllmen assert that Hess fought at least
two of the republican councllmanlc candi
dates at the election , and If he ehoultl be ap
pointed there will certainly bo a light against
his confirmation.
It ta the understanding that Milk Inspector
13oyd will ibc reappolnted. Lloyd Is an old
soldier and has been a very energetic ofllclal.
Dr. Young , the present meat Inspector end
veterinarian , has a competitor In Dr. Kuniac-
clnttl , and the job evidently lies between
them. As previously stated , Dr. Ralph 'will
succeed Dr. Towne as Inspector of contagiouu
disease ; ! unlras there Is a change la the pres
ent program.
There Is some talk of abolishing the oftlco
of special agent for the legal department ,
but whether It will bo done or not has not
been decided.
Ono of the liveliest contests 1 for the job
of street commissioner under the now Hoard
ot Public Works. SV. II. Klbourn , Lcroy Pur.
nas and J. II. Beverly am the principal can
didates. It. n. Carter will be asxl.itant Inspector
specter ot bulldlnga anil Charles Hart may
remain as clerk of that department. The ru-
malnlng places. Including the employes of the
city hnll building and the vtirloim pooltloni
under the Boaid ot Public Works , are anx
iously regarded by any number of candi
dates. Hut these roust wait until the moro
Important plarcs are distributed and no FCJ- !
tlons have yet been made for these posi
tions.
MAYOR JIOOIIKS IH > 'OT
( In1 llrontc-h .Suit IIH nil lOffort
to Aiimi ) ' Him.
The fnct that ex-Mayor llroatch had filed
quo warranto proceedings In the supreme
court was accepted by Mayor Mooros without
apparent disquietude. When asked what
course he proposed to pursue Mayor Moorca
said that that wait n matter which rested
largely with his attorneys , 1'rrsonally , ha
regarded the suit as merely an effort to annoy
him and ho did not expect any serious ro-
ault. Ho had been too busy to take the matter -
tor up with his attorneys , hut did not antici
pate any dldlculty In knocking Mi opponents
out of court If the case ever came to trial.
City Attorney Council , John C. Whartori
and Charles J , Greene- will represent Mayor
Moorea and the city. Mr. Council said that
t.o was not sufficiently familiar with the
allegations to say exactly what the answer
would be , Ho did not know whether an ap
plication would ho inado tn , liavn the cas
cent hack to tlio district court on not. There
was where It properly belonged , for It the
case canio to trial , them would tindoiihtodlr
bo a great deal ot evidence offered with
which thn mipremo court would not lie. likely
to want in take up Ua time , If the case wcro
not remanded to thu district court , a rcferao
would probably bo tleilgnalcd before whom
the evidence would bo Introduced ,
( lli'lTINn 1M.1I1I.IAR WITH WORK.
No\r Member * of lloaril of 1'nlillo
WorkH TnUn IIolil ,
The Board of Public Works met WednesJay
afternoon , but took no action except to con-
tlnuo tbo old employees until further notice.
The board mot again yesterday , hut as
the members of the old froanl did not have
their schedules ready to lurn over , an ad-
jouinment was taken subject to tlio call of
the chairman ,
City Knglnpr Ilosowater and Secretary Co-
burn spent yesterday In completing a ILat
of thu employe * and In familiarizing them-
HOivns with the work that wan being done.
As teen as tbo now boaul Is sufficiently fa
miliar with the situation ( o act Intelligently
the force will probably bo reorganized to
fiomo t'xtent. While no official statement
hen been made of the policy of the now board
In this direction , it Is pretty generally un
derstood that the men who have been drawIng -
Ing their salaries from the city for perform
ing political work will bo replaced by men
who are willing to earn their ualarles In a
legitimate manner. The fact that the curb-
Inn , guttering and cleaning fund Is nearly
exhausted will nccc altatu cutting tbo force
in the ilrcot department to a minimum.