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M'lfM OMAffA DAII.V IIIIKi Ml/MIMV , VUnttHT 15 ,
* * . * * HM *
li
SPECIAL NOTICES
for Ilifir minium
liil.PM ilMlll IU Hi fur Ilir
mill iitilll H | i , nil f r HID
Mini ImiilMj
lo riii - llM n
rlii'i'l * , niH linir ml-
l < n it niiiiilirrril IcIliT III
f lin Hn : Aiidurr * mi n tilri-pi fil
Vl ! ) < ilclltrrcil mi | ir < 'f.riiM ( lion of
I In- Hi ( ! < onlr.
n tioril Jlr
In ii tionl lliiTi-Hfli-r , > iillilnK
for lp i limn a..t' fur < lit < flr >
llnii. ! iii'Ni * mil i-rlHiciiirinn inn" ! lie
run
WA.VIT.n SITI ATIO.V.
Ilt".iMI8IIKH TIlKATP. ! ) .
2 of Commerce. _
BITt ATl'tiV AH ci.Kn" riM MIIY OOOIJfl.
iiy. K-mr.il More ; V , ynr ' rxm-rloncei 40
j . /molfl , innrrie.1 ; fpcak IJnnlMi. U'rinnn nnjl
Vlmcllrti ; l "t refen-ncrs. Ilnn * rh > * ; n.
Frlf-ml , Nebraikn. A M77.1 16 *
_ _
WANTKIJ. "KVTlATIOX ; m' llKUIHTKHKP
drii Rlsti cven yonrit' px
enoc-n. AiHrpM 1" CO. lice. A-MS62 16
WAXTII : - > IAI.H nni.i * .
CANVAssiasTO : TAKB pnDr.iisN' : :
of work ; no licitvy Kuod lo carry
eoinnil Mon. O. F. A.tnm * Co. . H4
BAIISMIN : : KOU CIOAIIS. 1123 A MONTH
expcn e ; ol. . * nrm ; rxpcilrncc unm-cetsaryj In
duc-iiientn to cuftotncrs. C. C. IJIshoii & Co. ,
Bt , I uln. 1I MU7
rniB : SAMPM : or SKCIIKT OF IIEAUTV
True Co. , : ! 0 Chamber of Commrrcf.
II Mill AZO
WANTED , REGISTERED DRUG CLERK- ADdress -
dress P. O. Box 414. Omnhn. Neb. II Mi57 l-i
WANTED-A TlRIOHT. INTELLIGENT YOUNO
man nbout 20 years old. Must have n wheel.
M , J. Kcnnnrd * Son. . 310 and 311 llrmvn I1IU. .
I Ulh nnd Douglas Sic. B .67
WANTED ? DALESMEN TO CARRY A SI'LEN-
dld > lllntt slile line for the grorcry trade ; Kimd
rominUsUiu. Address F. B. Patten. P.o.-liolle.
Ogle. III. _ H-M7.01. . '
rTii.ssMAN : : WANTED-A MAN WHO CAN
take charge of ( irvKsmnni , iwlim three revolu
tion Hoe pre es : Idep presres In gond order ;
krep gond dlFelpllne. and who cnn keep sober ,
c.in llnd pcinnnicnt Job at good salary , by
nililn-HSlnc P 47 , Ibis rtn-e. 11 TSI IB
WA NTED. " M EN"A N D WOM EN' . PROFES-
Bl.mil. clerlml ninl ineciiiinlnil. fur hundred *
nf iniKl.p.i.\lng K'lvernm&nt | niltlon : fall i-x-
nnilmillons H-MIII In y < > ur city : wo prepare nnd
ndvlso you fullv by mnll to p'lfi wllh u h Kh
ctnde ; elKhl nf " > ir Inslriictors pas < with a high
Kindtwe've : had yenr of experience In this
wnk ; I'lglil nf our Instructors lire fotmer K"V-
( rnnienl ollli InN. "have len thro' the mill ,
nnd can give ns-slstiint'e of n character not ol > -
tnlnnblicl rwlii-io ; g od saliine ? , ensy hours ,
llfi- tenure , and 3) days' leave per year , with
pay i nur Illuslrnteil catnlogue , giving Kilarlw.
dnti'S nml pl.icen of holding exnrnlnntlinis Kent
fien : writ" today. American C impinilence
School. Incorp .rated , Washington , D. C.
H F10 l.i *
EVERYWHERE , MEN TO ADVERTISE
"Lustio , " the modern scouring soap ; tnck
ntgns , dlstilbulichculnrs , place vntnplr ; ' .
orders , etc. . steady work : salary HO weekly
and cxpi-nsHS. Tlio Lustra Co. , Chlcagn.
SALESMEN. LUMINOUS SIGNS , NAME
platen , street numbers ; readable dnike t nlKhi :
hnmplcs free. Tliomas Co. , Englcwond , III.
R -80S IS *
WANTED AT'ONCE. RELIABLE WHISKY
Falesin.-n ; Ktati- territory covered. Excelsior
Safety Faucet < -'o. , Fayettcvllle , Ailc.
BKILLF.n MUSICIANS WANTED FOR FA-
moun 22nd Infantry band. Apply to E. Reich-
nrdt , bandmaster. Fort Crook , Neb. u
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ; WANTED ,
young nnd mlddle-nged men to prepare for ex
aminations : hundreds , wham wi prepared by
mnll. have been appointed ; \ve originated corre-
upondence Instruction for elvll pervlce exnmlnn-
tlons ; the only Institution of the kind that
can show ICKUIU or has been In existence more
than a few months : our llfth yenr ; particulars
nlniut nil government posltlans , salaries , dates
nnd placen -xnmlnntloni soon to be held In
Omaha ; our plans , rnls. etc. , and nlto Lenutl-
ful views of Washington , free. National Corro-
pondenci' In tltute ( Incorporated ) . Second Na
tional bank Bldg. , Washington , D. C
. J . B-797 15 *
SALESMEN WANTED. . J100 TO $1M PER
month nnd expense.- staple line ; position IW.T-
mnnent ; plc.i ! < nnt nnd desirable. AddreK with
Btnmp , Seymour-Whitney Co. , O 102 , Chicago.
B-912 15
SALESMAN WANTED. EXPERIFNCED TIIAV-
ellng salesman : permanent position ; mum be
altlc to show unquestionable record and give
bond. Addiess DM 6H , Chicago , B 811 15 *
WANTED , A BRIGHT. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
In every clly nnd town to distribute circulars
nnd to generally represent us. Ohio Stnte
Loaning Co. , Akron , Ohio. B 815 15
SALESMEN ; A FEW FIRST-CLASS SALE8-
nien M sell stnple line to rolnll merchants on
liberal rerms. The Eastern Mfg. Co. , Man
hattan Bldg. , Chicago. II 14 in *
WANTED. RESPONSIBLE DisTitinuToits ; jio
per 1,0(4) ) ; particulars and camples , 10 cent ? .
Cicfcent Chemical Co. , to Dearborn St. . Chi
cago. K-795 15
BALESAfEN FOR NEB. EXPERIENCED 8PK-
clally or general merchandise , to handle new
line of premium Fpeclaltlra for the full and
holiday trade. State nge ann experience. Ref
erences. Kern Picture Co. , 4 nnd 6 Washing
ton Bt. , Chicago. B 796 15 *
WANTED , MEN TO LEA lfN riH-f BARBER
trade ; only eight weeks required ; rtendy posi
tions nnd tools given graduates ; wages and
experience In shops Saturdays Iwforp complet
ing ; this method eaves two yean * ' apprentice
ship ; send for free catalogue. Mohler's Barber
School. 2S3 So. Clark St. , Chicago.
B-MROC 20 *
WANTED , A WJDH AWAKE , EXPERIENCED
rnb-Finnn Hint n > enk the Swedish nnd English
language fur retail store. Gunther & Needlinm ,
Bt. Edwards , Neb , II s ) 15
CON'T BE POOR : HAVE YOU HEARD OF IT7
The new Family Brend Kncndor ; I nm innklnB
190 n tmnth rnsy : took agency ; greatest nelN-r
1 ever saw ; n million will not supply the di'-
mnnd ; custnmrii delighted ; no cnpitnl , Wilte
T. World Mfg , Co. . (13) ( ) Cincinnati , Ohio.
B-79S J5 *
SALESMEN , IXJCAL AND TRAVELING
everywhere , to take orders from retail trade ;
ftrple line ; Immense teller : active men mak
ing tW to f75 weekly : exclusive or hide line ;
co tly Hamples free. 323 Dearborn St. . Chicago ,
' ) HI. jjfw 15.
WANTED , YOUNO MAN TO ACT Afi STATE
ngent on salary. Must furnish unquestionable
reference as lo character nnd ability. Position
prrmnncnt. Address Platt lltos. . Covlngton ,
Ky. I1-S57 15 *
WANTED. FIRST CLAPS TRAVELING SALES ,
man. wllh' experience In our lines preferred.
Fairbanks , Morse & Co. , Omuha. I ! SCI 15 *
KI/JNDIKE GOLD.
We send men to Moulin.
Preferred stock 5 rents per shnre.
WASHINGTON AND ALASKA MINING CO , ,
Spokane , Wash. ,
Basement S. E , Cor. Howard nnd Illvrivlde ,
R-fM 15
YOUNO MAN AS OFFICE MANAGER ! PER-
inninent position outside clly ; salary , JI-OO , rom-
inluBlon nnd nil expenses ; references nnd $900
cash required. AddrtUs lock box K6. Omalm ,
_ Neb. 11-154 15
WA.VI'HD KKMAI.K III5M' .
100 GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS WORK ; J3 TO $7
week. Canadian Olllce , 1522 Douglas.
C M308
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED PERMA.
nently. True Co. , 328 Chamber of Commerre.
C M175 A20
WANTED , A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAI.
housework , 124 Bo. 19th St. C M538
WANTED. COMPETENT NURSE GIRL AT
1508 Cupllol nve , C M710
WANTED , GOOD CURL FOR GENERAL
liiiuieu-ork ; small family and good xvagri. 312.1
Chlrago St. C M740 H
IiADIES TO TAKE ORDERH : LARGE
1621 Farimm. room 18. C M733 is
ami. "KOU GENERAL HOUHEWORK ; SMALL
f nitty. H2 H. 37th. Q-7U I6
WANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
vrork ; imall family ; good wagn. 404 N. 40th
I reel. C-7S91C *
WANTIJII , A (1001) COtJK FOR HOTEL ;
ttimimi | > irffrrvdi permanent pcxlllun nnd good
wur . Ad'llfn ' at once , Cuinmtrclnl lloiel , Ht ,
I'ftUl , Neb , C 761 20
IADIHH. IIOVH AND OIIHJI TO DISTRHIUTE
umiiplfK of lluklng Powder and eft n camert , ,
void niUd UNtrh or blcyclv free. For particu
lar ! nddriu * National Contollilatnl Co. . Chic -
c ieo , 111. C-7W11'
WANTBU. A NICIJ IX10KINO YOUNG LADY
or widow mi ( tulslant In elrctrlo bath turlor * .
4IHouti | Hlh HI. , up Ulr . C MiU 1C *
WANTIJP , A fJIUI. TO DO GENERAL
work it IM H > ulh Kth t.
WOUHKH IN ALL PARTS OK THE CITY.THB
O , if , UvU CVuiiniiy , 15 5 Kunmia. -
HIII M .
< l'iflllBtf < 1 I
il'ildp" , hWNRWA A IT1 , W M MTH JTT
MjiiiKiiri " im ii i * " rAr7)rTA1tiir ) m" ) * " *
IM' ll. iM
. _ _ mn
i'llnU'H * ' ' OVJIt
MN , Cr A'l5 | | < 1W'
iMi rlir. M In in. I'Mfflfr , inl roinmri ft
n-tw
" ITfTvuiid" V ui.Ar , "iiiin ; S iTi3 > fi"Vpfii
Rti'i Dfifim , Dn
* ' * " " "
ilDI'Jdw. C01TAH'wir" To"lTlV . "ATrTAllTi4
bl ( ItHtfliirMi , liy Co. , 4M Pixlnn blwk.
liai1HNHOI.ll l10O Ji rtNIlPIANnii"
Om. Vnn A Hlnnnie C'n. , Hit I'nrnnm. T l. 119'
l-4
-
_ _ _ _ _
i.AIKlE I.IMT. M'CAdt'K , UTII ANiri > OIX > fV
n-4oo
_ _ _ _ _ -
HOfHr.3. FI.ATII. GARVIN IIROS. , lilt FARN'M
_ _ _ _ _ J407
FOR REN-I * . IJHMIS , PA XTON iT.tr
_ _ _ _ _ D-40S "
HOUHES. J. II. SHERWOOD. Kl N. Y , .
l4b !
_ _ _ _ _
io-ROOM FLAT. DOfGLAR. NEAR ZITlf. MorZ
ern , steam heat. Inquire Llndijulst , 316 S. 15th ,
D-410
_ _ _
FOR RENT. ELEVEN ROOM BRICK RESI-
deuce , modern In every respert Ptenm henl ,
electric IlKht. Ixicnled nl the southwest corner
17lh nnd Doiigln * His. Apply to R. W. linker.
Superintendent Bee bldg , D 632
KOR TlENT. MODERN FLAT. IIEST IN THE
city. In new Dnvldgc building , oppcwltc city
hnll ; nlso good store In same building.
John W. It'jbblns , agent , 1S02 Faruam street.
D-157
STANFORD < ! IRCLE COTTAGES. C ROOMS.
S. W. cor. 13th nnd Vlnton finest location In
city for business men uf Omnhn nnd South
Omnhn ; rents moderate. 20 < lice Building.
D-M2I1
TEN-ROOM HOUSE ; MODERN IMPROVE-
menls , 1811 Cam St. Apply Reed hotel. South
Omnha. D-M70S 17
" "
COTTAGE. ALL MODERN , "iT-CwN
2121 Miami t. D-731
COTTAGE , 7-ROO.MS AND BATH. GOOD RFT-
palr ; largo 'nun ; roiner of Chnrlen nnd 2Mb
W. II. Grllllth. Karbach hotel. D-M773 1S
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS OF SIX
looms , modern , fronting on Hanvcom park.
Cheap to rlnht pnrty with small family. M. .1.
Kcnmird & H"n , 310 Blown Block , Cor. IBtli &
Douglas Sts. D 709
FOR RENT "LARGE SROOM"HOUSE. . ALL
modern , near exposition ground * , steam hent ,
electric light : erylli'nlt ' first clnsi : > .fi.OO pel-
month. W. H. Russell. CIO N. Y. Life.
D-M772 S )
FURNISHED OR PARTLY
ern 10-rnom hou'e , with barn. S511 Hnrney ;
lent. $75.01 ; referenroxchnngid. . D 791 10
FOR RENT , 2.M3 CALDWELL STr ! S COOM *
gas. b.ilh , steel rnnge , etc. Inquire on prom
ises. D-S3I ! . - ,
MODERN SEVKN ROOM COTTAGE WITH
furnace. Inquire nt 212 'So. SOlh st.
D-S1C ir ,
2 MODERN FLATS. ADJOINING. ! ) AND 10
rooms , .Uodgc & Zith Sin. COI Bee llldir.
D MR51 -
FOR RENT. ELEVEN-ROOM MODERN BRICK
house. 310 North 22d street. Enquire nt DV-
wller's. roi North 22d. D-fCC , is-
FOR RENT , A C1IOICK ELEVEN-ROOM DEtached -
tached house. Enquire 2518 Capitol Ave.
D-S70 15
KOU HH.NT FUUXISIIini KOOMS.
ROOMS. 1908 CAPITOL AVE. E MMS 14
ELEGANT AND CONVENIENT FURNISHED
moms for light housekeeping ; any number to
suit. 3)7 P. 21th st. E M712 15
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , TWO Foil
housekeeping. 2003 Dodge , St. E M737 15
TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN 411
N. 171 h. E 7C5-1C *
" "
LAROE DES1UAHLK"soUT7l"ROOji7 TO GEN
llemen only ; small family 8303 Douglas.
E-M778
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN
fine location , one , two , three , or whole floor.
2209 Farnam. E 787 I5
FOR RENT , FURNISHED ROOMs"32I NORTH
22nd street , Pouth Omaha. E 817 15
FOR RENT. FRONT AND BACK PART/ORS
with bath , nicely furnished , for two gentlemen
J10 per month. Call after G p. m. durlnr week
or any time Sunday. 1911 Cumlng. E 831 15
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping ; private bath , gas stove ; modern
conveniences. 2 10 Harney St. E KG 15
ROOMS , 1906 CAPITOL AVE. E-MS46 21 *
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT VERY
cheap. C27 South 17th avenue. E 42 16'
FUHMSIIKI ) ROOMS AXD BOARD.
NICE COOL ROOM ; GOOD BOARD ; RATES
reasonable. The Rose , 2020 Harney.
F M354 A27
THE MERRIAM - FIRST-CLASs"
hotel. 25th nnd Dodge Sts. F G99 22
HOARD. J3.00 ; MODERN BRICK ; CENTRAL
E14 North 19th. F M706 1C *
NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRoTjT
room ; modem conveniences ; private family.
702 S. 29th St. F 786 16
FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS ; HOT
water , heat ; best location In city. 212 8. 25th
St. F 784
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS WITH
board. 2015 Douglns. F MS64 17
ROOMS AND BOARD , STEAM HBATBn"litM
Cojiltol ave. F MSS ) ! !
ROOMS WITH BOARD. REFERENCE. 3Ifi 8.
26th St. F-M847-21'
THE ALBANY. 2301 DOUGLAS , FUR. OR UN-
fur , rooms ; delightful location : table Umrd ;
special terms for teachers. F MEG3 22
KOIt HK.Vl' UXFimXISHKIJ ROOMS.
FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping ; water and bath. 1D09 Fnrnam.
G-M773 17"
FOUR ROOMS , 524 SO. 2CTH AVE.
O "SS 20 *
KOH UU.VT STOUliS AXI ) OKFICISS.
FOR RENT-IN THE , BEE BUILDING :
One laigu corner room , 2nd lloor , with vault and
private olllce , water , etc.
One huge front room , 2nd tloor , divided Into two
rooms by partition , water , vtv.
Omt large corner room , 2nd lloor , with vault
water , etc.
One front room , divided by partition , third floor.
One corner room with vault , third lloor.
One Inige room , third lloor , with partition dlvld-
* Ing It Into one large room and two smaller
private rooms , water , etc.
Two laigc ground floor rooms with vaults.
Several small room * on fourth lloor , with vaults.
All these rooms lire heated wllh steam , electric
llElut ) . supplied with llrut cla * janitor bervlce.
Elevators run day und all nightIlull.lliif
strictly fireproof , Apply to R. W. Baker , Super
Intendent , Room 104. Bee Building. I 19S
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR
olllce , lire building ; water , Meam heat , electric
Mght and janitor service. Apply to R , W.
Baker , superintendent Bee Rulldln ; , 1 197
FOR RENT THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
at 916 Fnrnnm St. This hulldlnir has a fireproof
cement basement , complete uteum heating fix
tures ; wnter on nil liners , gnu , etc. Apply at
the ofllee of The Bee. 1 910
AOHNTS WANTED.
LADY AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
True Co. , 326 Chnmber of Commerce.
J-M17J-A20
AGENTS WANTED ( GENERAL ) , FOR THE
best IncnmU-vcent Ga Light In the market ,
Frea Instructions lo our ngents linw to make
mantles. Northern Light , 51G Gates ave. ,
Brooklyn , N. .Y , J-M740 17 *
LADY CANVASSERS FOR CITY AND COUNtry -
try , big commission , Hnwley Mfg. Co. 417
Hee Bldg , J-62SS17 *
YUKON GOLD FIELDS SENSATION OF THE
century. Only authentic practical bou'4. oni-
elul und endorsed , Positively lift book ready.
Don't wait for ntheir , One ngenl sold so llrtt
ttfteinoon. ConluliM maps , routes , expenses ,
mining Uw , climate , elc. , etc , Pilce JI.Wi.
Most liberal raten. Credit given. Frelubt paid.
A fortune for iiui-m * Outfit ami territory 10
cents , Monroe Bouk Co. , Dfp't bl , Chicago.
J-bW ! 15
10.000 AGENTS WANTED-"ALASKA AND THE
Wonderful Gold Flcld . " The Yukon und the
Klondike , Gieatest book of the century. Bell.
ut sight. Millions will buy II. Only -complete
and authentic edition. Nearly COO punt * . Hplen-
dldly lluttrated. Price 11.50 , Omllt given. Out
fit free. Send lOc for mulling. Act quu-k. Die
commlnlorii. J , B. Zelgler & Co. , 325 Dear
born HI. , Chicago. J Ml 15 *
WANTED. AGENTS TO INHI R"E
Lank uccounU by selling the Indelible Check
Protector ; Impossible to ralee amounts ; retail *
I5.VO. Weiley Mfx , Co. , Tlmtt Building , Nt
York. J-tOOU
_
WANTED. 10 Al GOOD AGENTS , 8AIJUIY
every night. Cull ut 1611 Furnum Ht. H. F.
Miller. J-S13 lt
AGENTS-START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS A l
home , either ex , get experience of ovtr a
> rar > ; no capital required ; make | K to 150 p < r
week , Flury & Co. , Palatine. 11L J-IH l >
A..UIHTN. AI-TMMATIV niimi r-At > , AMI
MIMMU IW. IBI > l i III WMJo HHIftl ,
lIIWII IV , ,
WAffTfJM. HXI'WnllWHH AllHKTH Hilt
Ml * of ctftOilflK Irwft ( i iirl Imnh ) pflPf
for nlvliiK i'fFvl Mllrnllnn urn
iit > llr limn * nr mix flu- run nff'ri rtrtilp t r-
tllotT Kt nttrvi r rr * pi < fiitrii * MtcllH ff m
Hfntu * lr ndy pmplnynl. Aditrrn Wurrlndnn
\V. * W. Ml lid. li | il. l > l , riilrnini. Ill , J-
uri'iiu
fiirnluli i-vfrytlilhKi no p i > tl nep rwiuirnlj
IMxTfll lermm writ * for full Information , nbtivr-
( HIT actual nfiilln , Mutual MMiiiifnctmliiK Co , ,
"HUH AT NWIIT"
plain rlflsn house numbers , II ; name pUtes ,
II.M ; qulek sellers ! entnlo ue free. Hlmon
BUn Works , Cleveland , Ohio. J
WANTKD-REHIDENT AGENT ( ISRAELITE
preferred to sell ndvertlslng clocks nnd mMnl
novelties. A representative , mumble * man , who
cnu hnndle large trnde cnn make favorable-
mmintsslnn nirnngemonl. Address wllh I" > r-
tlculnrs nnd references , Regent Mfg. Co. , Chi
cago. J-849-1 ? . '
AtliNTS.VK : Wll.t. PAY J100 IM5II MONTH
nml rallronil r pcnfp In nny man who will
work eneri.-rllcnlly for the most reliable Portrait
trait Cowing Ilouce In the United Sttitea. W *
pny ulrlctly nalary. Address nt once. O. H.
Muriel. New York , N. Y. J MS IS *
WANTI'.I ) TO TII3XT.
MODKn.N IIOITSU WITH AHOUT TEN nOOMB.
ncnr Hnn. com pnrk. Address P 19 , Ilec ofnce.
K-M55S
WANTKI ) , linAllt ) AND ROOMS. FIFTnEN
inlnnli > n' wnlk : ln > > t nf refrrencpn furnlrlied nnd
roiulred. X Y 2 , Neb. Not. Hank.
Hank.ICM751
IC-M751 15 *
V I'l.KASANT , FttltNISHKD COTTAOK. Oil
four or five furnlclifd rooms wnnled by Id ot
Prpteinber tiy derlrnble pnrtleji. M. . ! . Ken-
nnnl & Hon. , 310 Drown Dluck , ICtb nnd
Sis. K TCS
WANTBD , TO ItKNT , TUN HOOM HOITSB ItB-
twcen 30-40 Dodge nnd Ilnrncy ( streets. Ad-
drejs I * . O. box CSC , Onmlin , K 751 20
WANTED. 2 OK S ITNFttltNISHBD HOOMR.
with hent. within 6 Wockn of I * . O. .Sullnblc
for llcht lionsekreplnK. Heferencra exclmmced.
B 1' 43 , Hee olllce. 1C 819 16 *
WANTii > . HOOM AND IIOAUD. OH UOOMH
for llnht lioiifekccpInK , for man nnd wife ; no
children ; stnte location nnd price. Address V
44 , Ileo. K-818 15'
WANTED , Ft'IlNlSIinD I1O11SB OF AHOUT
live room ? , In desirable locality. Address 1 * 45 ,
lice office. K S3J 15
STOHAOR.
PACIFIC RTOUAOE AND WAUHHOUSE CO. .
JOS-.UO Jone * . Qenurnl storage and forwarding.
OM. VAN & STOUAOK , 141 ! FAKNAM. TEU 1553
M 412
FHANK I3WBIIS ; IlEST STOUAOE. 1214 1IATI
ney. M-792 SI 4
WASTRIJ TO IIUY.
IIEST PKICE PAID FOn OMAHA 8AVINOS
bank accounts at room COS N. Y. Life llullrtlng.
N 201
it SECOND-HAND WHEELS , ii TO > 10.
Omnhn Bicycle Co. , 323 N , ICth Ft.
N 752-S11
HIGHEST 1'IIICE PAID FOR OMAHA SAV-
lng bank nccountp. Itoom 3 , Patterson blk ,
Nt-7C3-lS
WANTED FOR CASH DESIRAni.E IXT HE-
tween 31st nnd 56th , DoiKe nnd Jacki-on. 2Stli
to 32nd , Jaekfon and Hickory. Must be cheap.
Adilrens I > 45. Dec otllce. N 7C2-15 *
A. FEUEU. OHEAT WESTERN WHOLESALE
nnd retail Junk dealer , removed from 11C South
10th to 812 Douglas , etrcei. N
WANTED. TO HOY FOR CASH , A HOUSE AND
lob Price not to exceed J2.COO. House nnd lot ,
price not to exceed $6DO. These miift ! ) hnr
Knlns. NothliiR- below grade will be consid
ered. Write or call on George Mitchell , 20 ! )
Shelby lllock. N S4113
FOR SAI.B FUUXITL'IIE.
FOR SALE. FIRST-CLASS FIXTURES. COM-
plcte , for n cigar store and pool room. Ad
dress G. A. Kellogg , Council Bluffs , In.
O-M712 16
CHEAP , TWO BEDROOM SETS : WALNUT ,
with marble top. Parties leaving city. 4345
Scwnrd street , 1V4 block from Walnut Hill car.
| O MM7 17 *
FOR SAM3 HORSES AND WAGONS.
FOR SALE-GODDARD PHAETON , HAMMOND
typewriter ; both good as new. R. C. Patterson ,
Patterson Block. P C21
TWO-HORSE FAMILY CARRIAGE. DOUBLE
harness and good phaeton. 3411 Harney.
P 703 10
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BAWDUST. BULK OR SACKED CRIBBING
and hog fence. C. 11. Lee , 901 Douglas.
Q-413
BALDNESS Ct'RED. TRUE CO. . 320 CIIAM-
ber of Commerce. Q M176 A20
KLONOYKE-YUKON SEND Jl.ZS FOR MAP OF
the Alaska Gold Fields , how and when to KO.
what It costs , what to take , etc. E. H. Hlller ,
Care P. C. Steamship Co. , Juneau. Alaska.
. Q-M629 1C *
FOR SALE. SPRING LAKE AND RESER-
volr Ire. Gilbert Bros. , Council Bluffs. lu.
Q-M711 S9
FOR SALE , A $13.09 DUE BILL ON ALOIS C.
Kwobodn , the physical culture teucher , nt n
liberal discount ; lessons to ladles , gentlemen
und children. Inquire of bookkeeper. Hee
otnco , 1st floor. Q M7K 22
MIEHLE PRINTING PRESSES TWO 39x53. 1
roller. Excellent condition. Cost $6,000. Big
discount. H. Becker , 303 Dearborn St. . Chi
cago. Q S22 15 *
FOR SALE , MAGNISCOPE , MOVINo"pICTURB
machine. 1C pictures all complete. M. R.
Samson , 220 Fremont St. , Chicago , III.QS03
Q-S03 Id *
PIANO USED FOUR MONTHS , STANDARD
make ; cent $300 ; mint. Fell at once , 2007 COKS.
-QS43 SI4
A GENUINE "ARRIATI" VIOLIN FOR.SALEi
price. $3. Apply nt Dr. Baetens , lloyd's Thea
ter. City. Q M856 17 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
FALLING HAIR CURED IN TEN DAYS.
True Co. , S2G Chamber of Commerce.
R-M177 A20
MASSAttE , ll.VTHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH , 1315 .DOUGLAS. . MASSAGE
Htrnm baths. T 7UO 2u *
MKH. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH
parlors , restful und curative , 417 S , 11th , up
stairs. T MOW 15
I'ERSU.VAL.
RUTIR1NG FACE CREAM REJUVENATES
the skin , making It 0.1 finooth , soft nnd clear
us a chlld'a ; every wrinkle , every line and
every Indication of time's harsh treatment
banished. True Co. , 32G Chamber of Com
merce , U M17S A 20
MME. 11. TRUE WILL HE AT HER OFFICE
every afternoon nnd will gladly give her time
lo those who have heretofore been unable to
ter her In person. 326 , Chamber of Commerce.
U M1C6 A-20
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES. 34G-8 BEE
Hldtf. ; physician , consultation or health book
free , UU
SECRET OF BEAUTY ; IT 18 HARMLESS ; IT
will not Injure the most delicate skin. Trut
Co. , 320 Chamber of Commerce , U M1C7 A20
HAIR ON FA'JE , NECK AND ARMS. GROWTH
destroyed peimunenily without Injury to the
inubt delicate tliln. True Co. , 326 Chamber ol
Commerce. U M1C8 A 20
BALDNESS , FALLING HAIR. SUPERFLUOUS
bulr und facial blemlsht-a cured True Co. ,
320 Chamber of Commerce. U MIC9 A 20
HOW TO BECOME LAWFUL PHYSICIANS ,
dentists or lawyers , Ad. lock box 156. Chlcu u.
UM-471 !
J25 , RUPTURE CURED FOR 23j UNTIL SEP
tt-mber 1 ; no pain ; no detention from business ,
refer to thousands nf patients cured ; call or
write. O. E. Miller Co. , DJ2-3 N. Y , I * . Omaha.
U M-415
IlLAfKHEADS. PIMPLES AND FRECKLES
kuccetifully treated. True Co. , 326 Chamber ot
Commerce. U M170 A 20
FREE SAMPLES OK SUNliURN LOTION.
True Co. , 32G Chamber of Commerce.
U-J117I A 20
WANTED-PARTY TO INVEST LIMITED
umount of capital In repertnlie theatrical com
pany. For particulars address A. 1) . , care
Perkins House , Plaltsmouth , Neb.
U-753-11-
FREE IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO MEN
< plUn envelope ) . How after ten years fruit-
Ins doctoring 1 was quickly restored to full
Tlgor and robust munhnod , No C. O. D. frauJ.
No money accepted. No connection with med
ical ronccrn * . Kent abkolutvly free. Addrrss
Itax in ChlCBi-o , 111. U-i3itt.V
1'IMKIIUI
inwfm/riMiAi > Tt' > , i AM
.
limn nf f n *
II. HIM HI . N. V.
VlirJIIII TO IMIMII , ortATH--r < 'lllf'IIATIll. > n
KlntidlkP und othf rwttriwn nfV t VIIKlhlll
ar > n y , furnlsli nv nuc for nnmiPlti * rntrr-
prlresi n ( i t\ \ it ( * lnimr Vri nit llnhlllty ; nnn-
nitirrsnM * stork , otKRIItflnnd l tlf slt-rk In
Iwo ilnyi rofl Iri-n Ihnn I TO. 1. II. Whll * ,
Imx MJ , Chnrlfulnn. W. 'Vii. T--J04 I * '
_
HEM Ttl ANY Al > l > lt7s < , MV IKX > K. ( JIVINtl
full Infortnnllnn nl tit a nevpr-fnlllnic , harm-
lesn nnd prrmnncni huno ciirii > f the opium ,
morphine , pocilne , wil | icy nnd IOIMIPPO hnblls ,
Dr. J. C Horfmnn , Ihnl > elln IlldR. , Chlca * " . 111.
TRUE HAS JUST FIN.
lulled two treatments of removing the entire
cuticle off the fnces of two middle-aged Indies ,
substituting nil the firmness of youthful flesh
nud coloring. Her methods , crowned by sue
cessful demonstration will give to ( tie female
rnce n fountain of perfect beauty nnd per.
lietunl youth. For the benefit of those who
cnnnot come during the day we will keep tl.t-
office open until 10 p. m. Monday evening ,
Pnrtles wishing tn see these Indies cnn do so
by appointment nt our office. Consultation
free. True Co. , 326 Chnmber of Commerce.
U-S55 15
StOMJY TO I.O.V.N IllJAt , USTATI3.
ANTHONY IXDAN & TllUST CO. , 31E N. Y. U ;
quick money nt low rate for choice farm lnnd
In Iowa , northern Mltourl , eastern Nebrnska ,
W 416
ON iMi'iiovnn & UNIMPIIOVKD CITY
property. W. Karnum Smith & Co , , 1320 Fnrnnm.
W 417
PER CENT MONEY ON NEB. A IA. FARMS.
W. B. Mclkle , bit National Bank Bldg. , Omalm.
W 418
MONKY TO I.OAN AT I/1W HATES. THE
O. K. Davlr Co , , 1505 Fnrnp.tn St. W 419
MONUY TO IXDAN ON IMPROVKD OMAHA
real estate , llrennan , Love Co. , pnxton lllk.
W 120
MONKY TO 1/3AN ON 1MPROVKU OMAHA
property. 1'usey & Thomas , ! 07 let Nat. Hk bldg.
ON OMAHA 1'HOI'HllTY ; I.OWKST IlATKSj
building loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co ,
W 122
CITY AND FARM LOANS. IX3W RATKS.
Qnrvln Hros. . 161S Fnrnam M. W MM3 P6
.MO.M2V TO LOACIIATTI.I3S. .
MONHY TO LOAN ON FUUN1TUIIR , 1MANO3 ,
IIOTFCSvnvonp , etc. , at lancet rates In city ;
no removal of Roods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loon off at any time or In nny
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
30C So. IGth St.
X 423
CHA.\CIS.
I1ARRKR SHOP , tir.0.00 ; GOOD HUSINUSS. J.
J. Gibson. C > 4 First National bank.
. . Y MM9 18
FOR SALE. GOOD PAYINGIIAKERY AND
confectionery In one of the best towns. In the
state ; must be sold , nnd Is a snap ; Investigate.
Addresa P 43 , Hee olllce. Y M730 13
FOR SALE , IJRUO STOCK. INQUIRE OF
Harl Haas & Co. , Council liluffs , In.Y
Y M730 17
FOR SALE , AT A GREAT 11ARCIAIN. COMplete -
plete tnllor stock , fixtures , tool : and machines.
Invoice , Sl.WO : good location ; low rent , or may
be removed ; write or call on Stlllman & Still-
man , Shugart block , .Council . Bluffs , la.
Y M7GO 17
I HAVE A HOUSE AND 4 LOTS THAT I
would trade for a working Interest In n gro
cery or hardware buslnestspeak ) ; Danish nnd
German ; married. .Ilium Thaysen , Friend ,
Nebraska. i , Y M774 1C *
TRADE IN WHEATCORN , , OATS AND PRO-
vlslons ; markets very strum ? nnd active ; fpe-
cliil attention given , to small Investors : dally
market bulletin furnished on request free of
clinrtie. Address Samuel Mincer & Co. , BUlte
12 , Traders' bide. , CblcaRO. III. Y M771 1S
WELL IXJCATKD DRUG STORE , J2.GOO DOWN ,
balance to suit. Elegant location for Trans-
mltslEslppl Exposition. .Address P 46 , Hee.
Y 761 20 *
tl.OOO.O ) ; YOUR SURPLUS DOLI ARS WILL
make dollars for you ; It Is by this means so
many homes are the recipient of fortune's
golden shower ; why toll amid the uncertainties
of n Inborous or professional calling to amass
wraith , wbrn a limited Investment will place a
continuous Income wlthlij your reach ; do you
need a helping hnrifl to the roynl road oC
wealth ? Write for particulars. Conden & Co. ,
Hoon. Illock , Cbvlnclon , Ky. Y 827 13
THH AMERICAN CONTRACT CO. WANTS
ncentH In Omaha and In every county In Ne-
brabko. Call upon or address , S. R. Patten ,
Gen. Agent , 311 Ramge Ilulldln ? , Omaha.
Y-S20 15
WANTED , CAPABLE JfAN WITH Jl.OOO. TO
care * stock of goods and manage brunch for
Chicago house ; salary 1123 per month and all
expenses ; nlso , extra percentage ; permanent
position , with good future pronpects. Addreas
James Barton , 125 Franklin St. , Chlcano.
Y SOS 15
J240 REALIZED WEEKLY I3Y OUR METHODS
of speculation. Turf events never offered such
opportunities for large profits as this season.
Send for particulars. Morris & Co. , 119 Dear
born St. , Chicago. Y
FOR UXCIIANKE.
WANTED TO TRADE , GOOi ) LOT FOR PIANO.
Address O 48. Dec. Z 3C6
TO EXCHANGE. ROOM AND BOARD OR DAY
board for I lent buggy , phaeton or good borer.
Address P 35 , Bee office. 7. 71C 1C *
A ' ! > fl WHEEU WILL TRADE FOR 1,000-LD ,
horse. Address 2CIO Harney st. Z 871 15 *
FOIl .SALIS HUAL I3STATK.
HOUSES , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS ,
Geo. P. BemU Real Estate Co. , Poxton Block.
RE 424
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE , FULL LOT , SOUTH
Omaha , JOOO ; easy terms. It , C. PatUrson.
Patterson Block. RE 520
SPLENDID COTTAGE AND LOT , NEAR 1STH
and Cumlnc , $1,600. Room 16. Patterton Blk.
HE MKil A19
C ACRES CHEAP , U4 MILES FROM SUGAR
factory. Inquire R. 16 , Patterson block.
RE-M193 Al
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS BANK AC-
counts. G. G. Wallace , 312 llrown blk.
KOUNTZU PLACE BARGAINS , 12,600 , J3.750 TO
16.500 ; see photos at 16th and Furnam , Moree
Bide. J , J. Gibson , 614 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
RE 42'
SNAP ; H.750 FOR TWO LARGE HOUSES , AT
2716 nnd ? 718 N. 28th Bt. ; lot. 84x96. J. N
Frenzcr. opp. P. O. UK M709
FOH SALE. ON EASY TERMS , 0 PER CENT ,
to rlrfhl party , K13 Caldwell St. , 8 rooms. W.
It. Parks , ICO Market St. , Chicago. , , , , , ,
AN ELEGANT. MODERN. 10-ROOM IlltICK
dwelling , 30 per month ; No. 2(14 Cn s.
7-room modern tint at J17rfl ; No. 709 So. Kth St.
W. II. Melkle , Ut Nat'l Bank llMif , RE-822 15
FOR SALE , MAKE AN OFFER FOll LOTS 13
nnd 14 , block C , Jellfi's udd , to Bonili Omnlm ;
six cottogei on properly , close lo new Armour
pncklnir house , Thonmn K. Kwlntr , 116 So.
liroadwuy , UM Angele , Cal. HE-S27 15
OUR IIARGAINH FOR THIS WEEK.
Elegant 7-room collage near Farnam and
40th , .l I3.COO
Handsome 7-room houre , Ovorgla ave 4,000
Modern 8-riwm houre'Hn'nBcom ' Place 6,000
2 cottages , large grotlnd . near Hunncom
park ; will rent for 12 per cent , or price
asked 3.CAO
C-room rottuge , near Kountze Place 975
Nice cottage near 20th , and Vlnton 1,400
Nice residence lot near Ilnnscnm park , . , . 1 C.V )
BlK lot , 60x246 , raclnir Hiinscom park. . , , . , 2,750
Choice lot , near High ufhool , only J.T60
U.t near Kill and Fnrnnm , l,2Oi
Half lot , 4 bloeks from' lljuh school CM
10 HITCH west of South Omaha 1,750
2S acres near Huutli Oinulm , . , , . 3.WKJ
SO acres near Florence. , pnly 1,500
Collage und 2 lots III'Wfr'UMe. , , ftOO
10 acres , garden land. , , , Koo
10-aere fruit farm near ' ; Omaha G.OOO
Hplfndld Invrtitment , 30'acres clone to South
Omnlm , per were only/ . 12i
Illck , Real i : tule Aseiicy , 219 80. lfth Kt. ,
ground lloor Paxlon Blk. RE kC9 15
FOR SALE AT SPECIAL BARGAINS , NICE
ea t fnmt lot Iwtwwn Cnmeion nnd Bristol ;
make offrr ; live lots ojiposlte slate fulr grounds
entrnnt'e : live lots In Pullman's Place , Houth
Omaha ; line lot In Baker Plare : lot rdil3i wllh 2
houtH's of 4 nnd I room * ( I2th nnd Center ) ,
fl.COO. Corner lot WilOl In Grand View addi
tion ; Z four room houses , city wnter , houses
rent for 19 pr month , has never IM-I-II vueunt
for the last 3 years ; will Bell for W . Will nls.i
offer for a few days at a big Uinrnln ncrn lots
on military ave. . right on the Benwin line ;
ilreet cur runs to the land. Cull and Inventl-
eat"J .A. Lovgren , 941 nnd 94 ! N-jVjJJJ-j , .
FOR HALE. CHEAP , AT BOUTII OMAHA. TWO
KOIK ! 10-nimi houw-H , well built , always rented ,
t75 and CT South Zl t street , neur H. Inquire
Krank J. Persons , South Omaha , r W. H , Grlf.
nth , owner , Kurbach hotel , Omaha. M-b
FOR BALE. A BEAUTIFUL Pi VE-ACRB
tract Jutt wtrt of KxpoMtlon grounds , platted
Into twrnty-four loin 60x129 feet. Brandenburg
U Co. , WIJ Furnam BU , HE8U 15 *
I-IMI nil 11 III-U 1-11 VII' .
ll'nMlnil'if i
I1IA * H WlliMAMnitt. IHI HKK HI.J1J Ttltl ?
i UN MFfyi
I.OIT ,
jirTrATiiinrT'iiririvitift1" nr mti'tii oTiTiTT.
i ft bfonn hni * . IIRII tun. nlmtil Wt Id * : It
iKkrn up nMlf)1 ) rnlfire Klnbl ( > , Dili und I'nv-
enimft , dnmlm. _ txni-MWiii
MRT-MAi7l , HlImvM AI.I.'dATOrrHATVIIWI ,
Iwilhrr lined , Rilnit iHimr frntn ttnlmi dcfn | In
Mild nnd IVplilrtnn flVf. Rplllftl In
Irfikc Ie Co. , ln IVrniini Bt. . nnd tee le
rewml , l.0. < r- > li *
i.O T , AII.K PAPf ! , IN ItT COM PARK , III- !
turn to 1700 Couth 2Mb M. for reward.
I < iM-J67 U
.IIHIMTUAM ) AMI TVIM'.U IIITIVCI.
A. C. VAN SANT'H SCHOOL. 51J N. Y. MKR.
49
AT OMAHA BUS. COI.t.UOE , ICTH & DOUOIAS.
427
LADIKS ! CHU'IIESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( Diamond brnnd ) are the beM. Safe ,
reliable. Tnke nn other. Kend Ic ttnmtn for
particulars , "Relief for Ijidles , " In letter by
return mull. At drugrlsts. Chlehenter Chom-
Icnl Co. . Philadelphia. Pn. Mention Hee.
STAMMKIUXC.
SCHOOL 1-XR STAMMERERS AND STtJTTBR-
ers. Julln. E. VatiRlmn , f03 N. Y. Life bide.
Method by grnded vocul exercises. Hours niter
10 n. m. S43-S H
AWMIII01CI3HS.
H. MAROW1TX LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 St.
SII1I2WAI.KS.
SAWED. NATURAL STONE , ARTIFICIAL
brick. Tel. 1CS9. W. J. Welshnn > , 309 S. 17th St.
429
COMMKHUIAJ. COLLIOCHS.
FALL TERM OM. BUS. COLLEGE OPENS
Sept. 1. Cnt. and specimens penmanship free.
1S6-A20
MATTIIKSS HHXOVATIXr. WOIIKS.
MATTRESSES , COITIIER. PARI/1R FURNN
turc to order ; rcpnlrcJ 1103 Loavcnw'h ; Tel. 1553 '
US
TYPEWHITERS.
TONS OF ENERGY WOULD BE SAVED DAILY
If every operator used the llcht running Dpns-
more. 1612 Fnrnnm St. , Omaha. K > 2
FUHMTUItli 1'ACICIOU.
M. S WALKL1N , 2111 CUMINO ; TEI. 1331.
430
iiAXcixn.
MORAND'S. J510 HARNEY ST. . PRIVATE LES.
sons , society or singe ; now onen. 432 A-30
1'ATHXTS.
Sucs * Co" Attorneys-
nt-Law anc , Patent Ex
Omaha , Neb. Branch office nt Washington.
D. C. We make FREE EXAMINATIONS and
nld Inventors In selling their Inventions. Send
for free Advice nnd Patent Book.
S procured oy C. A. SNOW &
CO. . Washington. D. C.
FREE EXAMINATION nnd ndvlce. No attor
ney's fee before patent. Nr , claptrap offer of
prizes or promise of sudden wealth , but stralght-
forvord advice and fnlthfu' service.
No. 4270.
OFFICIAL RAIL WAY TIME C.VUD.
Leaves [ BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.IArrlven
OmanaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
S:35am : . Denver Express . 9:2Jam :
4:33pm..Blk Hills , Mont & Piiget Snd L'i.lWnni | :
4:3Spm : . Denver Express . 4CSpm :
7:03pm : . Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunday ) . 7:43pm :
2fi5pm . Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunday ) . ll50am
Leaves ICI1IUAUO. UUHLINUTON & Q.lArrlves
OmahaUnlon | Depot. 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha
6:05pm : Chicago Vestibule 7:15nm :
9:4Sam : Chicago Express 4:15pm
7Wpm..Chicago : & St. Louis Express. . . . 7:5S.im :
ll:40am : 1'nclno Junction Local. , 6:10pm :
Fast Mall ( ex. SunJiy ) 2:50pm :
Leaves CHICAGO. MIU & ST. PAUL-IArriveT
OmaliajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts.I Omuha
6:30pra : Chicago Limited 8:05atn :
ll:00am..Chicago Express ( e . Sunday ) . . 3:25pm :
U-aves ( CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.ArrlvcB |
OmahnUnlon | Depot. 10th & Macon SU.I Omaha
10:45am : * Eastern Express 3:10pm :
445pm ! Vestlbuled Limited 4:0pm :
5Mpm : St. Paul Express 9:2."am :
5:40am : St. Paul Limited 9:03pm :
7:30am : Sioux City Local 10:45pm
6:30pm : Omaha-Chlcauo Special 8:10am :
5:40am : Missouri Valley Local 9:23am :
Except Sunday.
Leaves ICH1CAGO. R. I. & PACIFIC , ( Arrives
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Omahf
EAST.
l:2Spm : nlorado Limited < ; 05pm
Leaves' F. B. & MO. VALLEI. ) ATrIves
Omaha ) Depot , ] 5tn oc Webster Sts. I Omaha
3:00pm : Fa t Mall nnd Exprcts 6:00pm :
3:0upm..tex. : Snt. ) Wyo. Er. er. Mon. ) , . . 6:00pm :
7:60am..Fr : mont Local ( Sundays oniyj. .
7:60sm : Norfolk Exprcec ( es. Sun.i lO-Ennm
6:15pm : St. Paul Exprcut :10am :
Leaves I 1C. C. , ST. J. & C. B. ( Arrives
Omaha ] Union Depot , 10th & Mason Rts. | Omaha
9:0rinm : Kansas City Day Express 6:10pm :
10OOpm.K.C. : _ Night Ex via U. P. Trans. C:30am :
Leaves I MISSOURI PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha ) Depot , 15th & AVebfeter Sts. | Omaha
3:05pm..Nebraska : & Kansas Limited..12:55pm :
9:3pm Kansas City Eiprefs 620am ;
Leaves I SIOUX Cl'fV & P A cl FI c ! I Arrives"
Omaha I Depot , 15th & Webster Sta. | Omaha
C:15pm : St. Paul Limited 9:10am :
Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( AfrlveT
OmalmlUnlon Depot. 10th A Mason Sts. | Omaha
6:40am : St. Paul 1'ansenger ll:10pm :
7:30am : Sioux City I'sEEenser KioOpm
6:5pm : St. Paul Limited l20uiu ) ;
Leaves | WABASH RAILWAY. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason ts. | Omaha
4:30p.m : St. I/iiIs Canon Bnll ll:3.un :
Leaves I UNION PACIFIO JA'rritfeiT
OmalmUnlon ( Depot , 10th & Mason Bt , | Omalm
6:20am : Overland Limited 4:45pm :
3i30pmBeat'ce & Htronub'f Ex ( ex Sun ) . 3:50pm :
l:35nm.Graml : Island Express ( ex Sun ) . , 3:50pm :
? ; 3Ciimi . . . .Fast Mall 100ajrn :
leaves I C. , ST. I' . . M. i O. ( Airlves
Onmha | Depot , 15th & Webster Sts. | Omaha
l:00pm..Sioux : City Express ( ex , Sim.H:5Cam ) :
8SOam..Sioux : City Acco. ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . S:25am :
( llSpm St. Paul Limited 9l"am :
> :50an.PIoux : City Acco , ( Bun. only ; . . . , S:2Cpm :
Arrives | OMAHA & ST. IXUIS R. It ,
Omnlml Depot , 10th and Mt.sc/n SU. I Omaha
10:4r : p.m Qulncy Ixic.il. dally G'.IOam
ll:30a.m..St : , LoulB nnd New York Ltd..4:30pm :
1VOTICH TO CO\TH.\rTOH8.
SHALKD BIDS WH.b HK HKCRIVRO AT
the olllce of tlio O rou nil H and Huldlm's ! De.
inirtmenl , TranBinlsslsB'npl and International
Exposition , for the Aluuhlnery and Ulec-
trlclty HulldlnKS , until 5 o'clock p. in. ,
Wednesday. August 25 , 1S07.
I'liiiis nnd Hpeclllontlons for both bulldlnps
on ( lie In euperlntcndent'n olllce , No. 634
I'axton block , or eatH will bo furnished
contractors at cont.
, KmCKNnALU
Jlgr. Grounds and HUlgH. Dept.
STOGICIIOLDKHS' .
STOCKHOI.nKHS1 MERTINO ,
Notice IH hereby Klvcn that a spi-chil mect-
IIIK of the stockholders of the Omalm Union
Uepot company will be held ut the olllco
of the company , at the headquarters of the
llurllnKton & Missouri Hlver Ilnllroud In
NcbruKkn. In Omnlm , Neb. , on Iho 30tli
day of Autniat , 107. * at 10 o'clock n , m.
Thu meeting will bu held tor the purpose
of uctliiK on the question of a dlfbolutlon
of the corporation
ficcrctary <
1897 Model
New Wheels
Omaha Bicycle 1
Company ,
16th and Chicago ] fl
streets ,
HAWAII ON AMMAN PUS
Tlio Islnntl noTeriimsiit t'ntmrliic ' ; for tin
1'ffljiwnl
RESTHCTIN : THE LANDiNO OF CIIINCSC
br I'rnlilrni of Clirnp l.nliiii * mill
MCIIIM at . * < olilii ll tlpiiiiirUnlili-
I'liuli nf I In- . .IniiMiimi-
HllMlllPNN I.llMVK ,
HON'OI.UMf , TiiMitny , July ST. ( Corrr-
fpondcnco of tlio llco. ) Hvpnln of Mmpor-
lancc nro In the nlr mid InipcndlnB , but In
tlio meant Imp the ciurBtlon of thp future of
Inbor In those l > l.ind.i , more especially under
annexation lawn , U of the prenttat Impor
tance nnd lo ( rent It generally It Is neces
sary to consider the present system. As Im *
been tcif | < aled. there ore now say 60.000
coolies at work hero In Jlflerent eapicltlcrf.
from the field laborer to the misled cash
ier In some of the greatest mercantile
hoit'es.
Tlio advancement made hy the Japan -so
clam In Hie last two years Is nolliltiR short
ot wonderful and easily bears out the theory
that they came an students , not owners of ,
thoURh In possession of the $50 necesrory
to their landing. I am Informed on eminent
authority , a person no less than the held
of one of the great Island concerns , that he
found four Jap scrvanln In his home were
sturti'iits. It Keemed that they worked mote
ns a pretense than as a necessity , and the
knowledge of this fact changed the polltlw
of himself atul his business arsoclatw from
royalists to annoxatlonlsts.
The annexation question seems to hltiRe on
the fact that even If wo rfnlly preferred to
see tills government left lo Ha own re
sources , wo yet could not see that KOVCII-
ment dominated and ovmfttown and In the
end confiscated by Japan. This Is the
pivotal Idea , and over lieru the great bulk
of the sentiment points to the question of
the attempted control by the Japs , not a *
a theory , nor yet aa a bugbear lo create
favorable Hontlnient In the United Stnte .
bat as an actual attempt that may yet sue
cccd.
OnOWlNO POWfEH OP JAPANESE.
Three years ago there were many firms ,
many llrltons and many natives who were
bitter In their opposition , but are now Jus *
as firmly In favor of annexation , and thin
statement has been created by the realiza
tion that their business Is bchiR undermined
and impaired by the steady Improvement
of the Japs.
In the main streets of this beautiful city
tliclr stores etand side by side with these
of Americans. On the side streets with a
stock of ch- per goods they cater to tin-
next class of buyem , and In corners and by
ways they work for any who may need them.
Straw hit factory work Is carried on and
alxvays successfully , with no need for fire
nor nsslgnmcnts to excuse a clearance sale.
Tailors will take a garment which they have
never cut before , and will duplicate Ita best
points , and more than that , they do not
need a garment for a pattern the second
time. One Jap with a boy assistant two
eewinK machines and a stock of crepe draws
the trade of many of the best class of whites
needing shirts , and docs a thriving business.
It Is not necessary for him to carry a big
stock , for lust acro.'s the way Is a store ,
conducted by a friend and countryman of
his who will supply him In amal lots as
may be required. I took a ehlrt to him
which had , to him , three- new points as
applied to shirts 1. e. , collar and cuffs at
tached , bosom stiff when laundered , and
open all the way In front. He turned out
a dozen In three day ' time at leas than
$1 each and they are perfect. They make
a pair of white "tennis" shoes at ? l per
pair , and the same shoes exactly arc sold
by the haberdasheries at $3.50 to ? 1. And
the only claim the latter can make to cover
the difference In ccst Is that the cheap shoes
are made by Chinese and Japanese and "will
not hold their shape. " They make shoes for
horses as well as for the masters. I stood
for some time watching the process , for It
was new to me. They arc In all the trades
from watch making to carpentering , and In
all the professions also. In one place I
passed a stone yard and I noticed through
a door that had been cut In a high board
fence a small alcove formed by the way In
which the blocks of stone had been piled.
In this alcove , facing the doorway , sat a
man making shoco , but he was of the poorer
class , being unable to afford a store or
clerks or stock beyond the old shoes he re
paired. In one of the big wholesale drug
houses , a Jap controls the books , and they
say ho is ono of the shrewdest , brightest
men who ever handled a cashier'a pen. He
speaks several languages , as do a great
many of the little fellows , and Is very valua
ble to his employers. These are only In
stances ( not exceptions ) which I mention to
show you how the class Is making advances ,
and why they are feared by the Anglo-Saxono
here. It is galling to feel and to sco that
the while trader cannot hold his own , but
Is being steadily and surely supplanted by
them.
fTHE LABOR QUESTION.
That the Islanders realize their position In
ths ! matter or else because they wish to
show their patriotism In making this really
American soil la shown by most recent de-
vclopmcatn of plans for colonizing the Amer
ican plrntatlon negro here to gradually re
place the coolies In the work of the soil-
that la , In the cane and rice fields and on the
coltco and cotton plantations. The utmost
care has been taken to preserve secrecy In
this movement for various rernoas. First ,
the promoters have been afraid that by bring
ing the southern darky here they would at
once antagonize other labor in the United
States : Thte could not be so because white
labor could not exl t In the field where the
coolies work. The air here has no bracing ,
toning qualities and Its humidity makes It ,
enervating lo whites when the thermometer
shows only SO degrees to 86 , as it usually
stands In the summer SCSEOII. I cannot for
get the flrn morning I patiicd here , when a
light rain with patches of clear oky that let
the sun through now and then made It al
most unbearable. It was lmply Impossible
to continue any exertion and I at once under
stood wjiy the town supports a cab to carry
every sixty people. No while labor could ever
become used to ontuldo or Held work under
such conditions and I should be very sorry ,
no matter how much printed matter is sent
AX co.vvnvno.v.
Henilqunrtors Hcpubllcnn County Central
CoinmUttee , OoUKhiB County , Nebraska ,
Oinnliu , AUKllU 13 , 1697 :
The republican ek-clorw of Douglnp county ,
Nebraska , will iiHsomble In ilulcrnta con
vention ut Cre-lgbton hall , Auguxt 21 , 1 > 7 ,
nt 2 p. in , for the purpose of ek-ctlrig 100
delegates to the republican ulutu conven
tion , which convenes at Mnrolii , Neb. , Au-
gum lit ] , 11 > 97 , lit 2 o'clock p. in.
The representation In mild county conven
tion will hi ? as followH :
Nine (0) ( ) from each ward 1" the city of
Omiihii , fourteen (11) ( ) from South Omuha
and live ( D ) from each country precinct.
The primaries will be he-Id In i-ach ward
In the city of Omaha , In Houth Omaha , on
August 20 , 18'J7 , between the hours of 12 in.
and 7 p. tn. at the following places :
Klrttt Ward Much plaro n * c-ommlttee-
mcn from said wiird Hliall designate by ad
vertisement two clays pefore prlnmrlt'H.
Hecond Wurd-Such phue UH committeemen -
men from wild wiinJ shall designate by ad
vertisement two dnj'H before primaries.
Third Wurd-Such tdnco an committeemen -
men from nald war.l pnall denlrnale ( by ad
vertisement two day ! * before primaries ; .
Kotllth WimI-222 South lltli 8tre 't.
Klfth Ward Such place an committeemen -
men from wild ward Khali designate by ad
vertisement two dayn before primaries
Blxth Ward-Such plane UH fommlt't-o. '
men from wild word Hliall dPHlgnatu by ad
vertisement two dnyB before prlimirlfn.
Seventh Wnrd Bueh pbicn us roimnllU'e-
men from paid ward shall cU-slnnaiu | > y ad-
vcTtltwmeiit two duyn before prlmarlen.
Klghth W r l Buoh place n.s committee-
mi'n from wild ward shall ilpplimuti ! by lid- .
vcrilKeinent two days before iirliniirirH.
Ninth Wnrd Club rooms , 2ath and Kar-
nain ttin.
Houth Omithu HIKI ! place an rommlllc-o-
men fiom Hun Hi Omaha phull drtlgimtu by
advertisement two days beforu the prl-
umrk'H.
And in all other preclnetH on the ouinu
duy at Mich time und place u may bu
designated by the member * of thv central
committee from suld preclnclH.
The primaries will bo governed by tliu
ruH'f adopted by the county central com-
I'etlt'lonH for delegates will bo received
by the county central committee up to noon
A. J. LUNT Becrc-tary.
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Itl.lMINATINll TIIK t'ONTIIACr HYHTKM ,
In Ihlfl stiitp nf Aftnlt * in oulllnr.t lliprr I" .
lifwrvrr. onr Miltillmi which tinphrln * *
lltvu bfon iiilrk | In srp nti.l . ml upon. Anil lo
lint It briefly. it < ldtioti trnlm their wlll'tig ' *
npon to nirrl our own ftnvrrtinirnl hnlf wny
when tlicy Inlip aa rrnllly to thr pUn of fn > *
trrliiK the liumlKmtlon of thinc ro from Ilia
| ilatitnttcr.fl of ( In1 couth in gr ilu : ly Ol -
plarp thp Jap intrnrt-Ubori < r Thr nlnly or
nrvoniy lnr o planutl < in i lmv * Ilintc rev tract
laborer * . whotp thrrf-yo.ir ii-nnn arttoniltv
u.illy expiring.tinl they will hp grA.lmllj-
replaced hy our own cltlr.ciM. ami II In IIITP-
fou- only a < | iio tloti of tlinp whru tile umle-
alrnlilp forolRn rlMniMit hrrp which , with Iho
franrlilBp. would IIP a dinner to rrimb'lcnn
ItiMIUitlntn. will lip rrplnciul li > pllltniM with
porno Christianity. some knowledge nf prlnlpj
matter ami n loyally that l < tiux\irpr.rai-il liy
nny Yankip of them nil.
That thU' plan whrn fully parrlc.1 out willie
io ! iniirh toward Ainrrlc.iulr.lni ; nil * Kronp
of islatulB rannot IIP ( nictlluiic.I. It Ix with
no ml. KlvliiKs fpoin n hiunatillarlan wns
that we Inok for anl to II. for whllp Ihrrn
arc Innntie nilvatitasos In It for tlic planla *
tlon darkpy. It ilofs avay at thp H.HIIP dmo
wllh many jprlotis nlni. inow ronnpctrl
with the coollc-laUor y | pin. Thn fartnrr
will romp here , wliprp hlintplf atul hlx rhll-
clrcn IICIH ! fear none of HIP malarial Infill-
pnrcs that exist to xotne t > art. < of of I lie smith
whcrp no frosts will makp It npt-wjary for
him lo oxppiul hip savlnm In a lot of rloth-
IIIR for tlio always iiiuiiorniis little OIIP.I.
lie will havp hi * own R.inlen patch nml hl >
chickens ( to av oothliiR nf watermelon Ilio
year rouml ) ami the tropical sun will tnak *
him feel that the expanse between hli < o n
lirtnc and the new ono Is not KO wlilc after
all.
AtnnNTAOKS OP T11K PLAN.
When this plan is coiiBtimmatcil a now
outlined and punned for , U will lie a guar
anty of peace hero In the Islands , wh. tlier
annexation follows or ntt. for the 1'rlteit
States government must protect IIH colored
citizens here. The Importance of the deal
that has been made h not conflne.l to the
people of Hawaii by any means. It mi-urj
that American labor will produce fimar for
America. It will do away with the objection
that cheap labor will ruin the California
sugar Industry. While these pla'itatlonp will
bo In direct competition with California ,
negro labor hero will subject the two dis
tricts to a more equal competition , and the
advantage of the IOHR freight haul of 2.100
miles from the American continent will bo
In favor of California. The Oiling of tbo
Islands wllh loyal citizens means much for
the United States. It Is erroneous to sup
pose that American merchants get all the
benefits the reciprocity treaty might glvo
them. One would think lliat buyers over
here who are also producers directly pro
tected by the treaty would reciprocate , and
they do except the question of dollars and
cents prevents. Price governs the buying
and Kngland and Japan are both successful
competitors , but the balance of trade re
mains largely In favor of Hawaii and Ameri
can-born buyers , protected by American laws.
go to foreign countries for stocks. They
watch the tariff legislation as closely as
any merchant In the states and have loaded
up with a bis supply of foreign-made goo-Is
In anticipation lhat annexatlcci will brltiR
them under the rules of the Dingley tarllt.
It is not unreafonable to suppose that If
this plan of colonization proves successful
to the extent of putting fiO.OOO loyal darkles
In the places of Japs and Chlnec > e. It may
then follow that we ehall have reciprocity
that reciprocates and American buyers for
American goods. It will give an outlet for
an overpopnlated district , and will lessen the
force of the most forceful argument the
non-nnncxatlonlsts now have , viz. : that the
Hawaiian population Is mongrel , not under
standing our language nor our laws. There
are twenty or more blocks In the center of
this fair city packed with such quarters a
can be found In no southern city of America ;
In fact , no city fave San Francisco.
I will only add that the colonization plan
meets with hearty approval from the gov
ernment , a meeting of the president and
cabinet having been held this morning at
which sentiments to that effect were ex
pressed. The government feels that Its dl -
posltlon to encourage American labor In thli
way cannot be misunderstood.
CHINESE HESTUICTION.
I learn from high authority that the gov
ernment. beginning today , hen decided to ic-
fuse all permits In future to allow even a
MX months' residence to Chinese. This la
along the lines of American views and legis
lation and will amount to practical exclu
sion.
It Is announced oniclally In the morning
paper that this step of restricting furthir
Chinese Immigration Is preliminary In view
of annexation , and the action of thin gov
ernment In refusing further permits to
Chlneto for six months' residence here will
commend Itself lo the laboring Intercut of
the United States , conforming 'a It does wllh
the laws uiid expressed wishes of our people
ple In regard to Chinese labor. It will re
sult In their exclusion from Hawaiian shores
nml shows that President Oolo and hlti ad-
/hers are acting In goad faith with the
people to whom they seek nmiExatlon by
refrslng to allow the unloading litre of a
lot of Chlnoio in advance of annexation.
they knowing that such Importation mud
necreaarlly cease as soon as annexation IB
consummated. Mr. Goo Kim Kul , Chinese
commercial agent , had not much to toy on
the. subject. fuUlier than criticising the Ha
waiian government as having acted In Deem
ing haste. He feels that It was poor policy
for the government to lose the foes ami
taxes that amount to about $10 or $11 < m
each Chinaman who comeu here , and he- ali > o
speculates on tlio pcsalblo supply of labor.
laying that with the III ffcllijg now pre
vailing between Hawaii nml Japan It woulrt
have been China's opportunity to supply the
cano fields here with labur In the future.
Hut H that would be repugnant to America
and would surely retard annexation. It Is
heen that the step laken by the government
Is wlso and none too hahty. HR ntntcs fur
ther , however , that under the progrnako
prevent of China , which U now throwing
open for drvoUpineiit great stretches of coun
try that have remained heretofore undevel
oped , and with the npnni ! ; and construction
of new railways , there will be a greater de
mand for their laborers at home , end fera !
that his people will bo happier and better
off working In their own country. If there
Is a KUlIlclent demand for them at home
they can find nn better way of earning the
good will of America.
DBVKIX1PMKNT ON A.MKIUCAN MNK3.
This rrutrlctlon of Chlncie labor will open
the way for thu development of all the agri
cultural Induotrlithcic Island. ' ! may support
on American lines. The poulbllltlca of the
IslunilH are m&uy , commencing of course with
the sugarcane , largely In the lunds of
wealthy growero , and after that coffee cecms
to be of thu greatest Interest. Hlce cultiva
tion Include * Ihu dry Und rice , which forr
tlieulaple food of the plantation laborer * and
IB prontablo and a maple arllclu here. Ttio
ccmmlialoncr of agriculture has had tlio
planting of cotton trird thorouxhly and lei lame
mo that It grow well he" ; that the product
1s of a much liner ( -uallty than thst grown
In the omhrn tati- and compare ! favorably
with that of the South Be * Islamlo.
The method of tmcnli K otnv land to appli
cant for the raine I'1" * bren mure or Ufa
cihicUfd , ruiulrlnx tat applications cap only
bo made and artfd upon after new truttn are
curveyrd and opened , and In toiit.itanci-
appllcuitn are kept walilcg for manttu In fore
they can ri-eelve. returnn. In a convertutlon
with the president on thli subject , tin ci-
pUlned lo me "lhat thli ) wan < > v. Ing to the
peculiar conditions that prevail here relative
in ( lie nuking of nurvryi. In tin * tint plaro
the landti ure nut contlguoun and ta.illy arrco-
flble aa ! ri the ra.se of prairie -land * In the
United Stale * . On the contrary , they are on
the varluiM different lilandv trparativl fro.-n
the trat of Kovitrnmont by wide chsnntly ,
and cone lee cany of arrtwt , It li therefore
expensive and Inconv ' ( ilent to tturvry any
Jargu tract at ono time owing In thp fact that
the Mirvi-yorfl muet cut their way through
forrstki of great deralty and of a troplcAi
growth , that U , to nay the leavt , dUcourne-
IDJS , , ' WATOON WYJJAH.
