SPECIAL NOTICES
AdvrrtUrmrntn fur Ilirsr cnlni > m
nltl IIP tnki-ii nnlll I- m , ' "r " 1O
crenlnir mill until 8 p. m , for HIP
itiurnlnir. mill Siiiidnr citllloiiH.
AilrrrllHi-rn , liy rriii | 'HllnK n num-
liercil c-lirck , run linve mmuorn inl-
ilrrmnl li n iiniiilii > riMl Irllnr In cure
of Tlio llpp. Aiintvrni o niltlri'Ufic"
Tvlll ! ilcllvcriMl nil iiroxcntnllon of
flip oltci'k only.
Itnteii , 1 l-t ! a mini flrnl liiHcrtlimi
lo n wiiril llipriMiftcr. XnUilnw l"l "
for IP Hunt arc for tlir ttritt tnnvr-
nilviTtlm-'mcntsJ IIHIH tie
tlon. TIICMI * -
run
W.Ti : MAI.K HUM' .
CANVAHSEHS TO TAKE OHDEHS-.NESV LINE
Roods to cnrrys Mlary or
of wok ; no heavy
eommlMlon. C. K. Adams Co. , 124 bo. jj 1'
BALESMXN KOIl CIGARS. > 125 A MONTI I A Nil
pcnses : obi nrm ; e p lcnce unnecefsary.
Inducements to custom l . C. C. lllshop ft
' Ixiuls. -0 <
L'o. , St. _
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ONE II UN I ) H"EI ) 'lO Li.A HH IN CASH. AI-SO
liberal commissions , lo Rood deputies or orenn-
. 1'or pirtlcu-
lcr . Imperial Mysllo Ixjxlun.
Mrii nddress Henry C. Akin , supreme rcKent ,
McOiiRUc building , Omnhn. 11 M44i Nit
_
WANTKD , PAHPENTEilS , ' TO KEIU' AWAY
from the Exposition grounds until matter * nre
' . ll-MiOO
Milled. Carpenters' Union.
WANTED , TOUR riOAIlMAlVEHH. INQUIHE
of O. E , Oodfrey , Fremont. Neb. H-M03G 11 *
THE MAY'OIt OP SEATTLE WHITES ASKINO
how many Rradnates we can picparo for Klon
dike this Hiring ; we tench the hnrMr trade
In two months : many other Rood openlnss for
graduates , camulvle onttlt donHted ; cntaloRiie
mailed free. Moler Hysleni llnrber Schools ,
Clark nnd Vnn llurcn Sis. , Chlcnna
TAII/3R WANTED KOIl PANTS AND VEST ;
steady work and Rood pay. E'Aly Ilron. & Co. ,
Fremont , Neb. . It MSB ! IS *
_ _
WANTED , MEN TOH THE KIX3NDIKE. WE
have n Ulnndlkn for every man tint will come
with us nnd ell our full line of ct.ulc ? nurMry
stock , tOKflher with my fast celllnsr Fpeelnlllcs.
Wo enn slarl you In pioil territory. Kir tar-
tlculnrs write to Mount Hop ? Nurseries. JAW-
rencc. Klin. H-MaiO if
_
TWO MEN TO CHOP AND HAUL WOOD AT
Ilellevuc ; nil winter's Job ; reference ! " rernilred.
J. T. Clarke , 213 ll-mrd ot TnuliH MMT U
AY'ANTED , SALESMEN TO SELL CIOAHS TO
deiilers. b'nlnrj' . IM.OO to joo.no per month nn > l
expenses. Experience unnecessary. Permanent
position. Thei Do Mora Clear Co. Snrlnic-
fleld. O. H-M2M 11'
AVAXTHH FRM A IK IIHLP.
no OIHI.S roil ALL KINDS OPVOHK ; ss
to 17 week. Canadian Olllcc , 15:2 DouKlns.
C 703
WANTED , CHHL TOH OENEHAL HOUSE-
work. Apply nt 620 South 2Cth Avenue.C .
C MS72
WANTED. A CIOOD rtlltL FOR OENEHAL
housework. Apply lo mo Howard st.C223
C-223 10-
AN EXPEHIENf'ED COOK. OOOD WAGES ,
must have excellent refeien-'es. Apply nt 103
Park nvc. , between C and 8 p. m. only.
C-2.VJ 11
WANTED. OOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS.
017 So. lSth St. C 237
WANTED AT ONCE. FIRST CLASS WAIST
finishers. Mrs. II. C. Moses. 303 So. 17th St.
C ! . " > ! !
GOOD COOK AND SECOND C11HL. MP.S.
Thos. Kllpatrlck , 410 N. 22d. C M2)2 ) 11
KOIl
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1503 Farnam. D 700
HOUSES. IJENEWA & CO. , 108 N. 15TH ST.
D-707
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HOUSES. WALLACE , 13HOWN 11LOCK. K.TH
and DoiiKlas. D 709
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
clly , J3 to $73. Fidelity , 1st lloor N. Y. Life.
D-7IX )
_
HOUSES. COTTAGES & STORES. ALL PARTS
of city. Drennan & Love Co. , 430 Paxton block.
D-710
LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE. 13TII AND DOPGE.
D 711
HOUSES. FI.ATS. GAHVIN I1HO3. . KAH'M
D-712
HOUSES KOH RENT. HE.MIS PAXTON HLK.
D 713
HOUSES , J. II. sflEHWOOD , 423 N. Y. LIFE.
D 711
FOH RENT. CHOICE 1M1OOM DETACHED
modern house. Inaiilr.-1 2343 Capitol Avenii" .
D-715
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MOVING IIOI'SEIIOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Oin. Vnn & Storniic Co. , VillH Fnrnnm. Tel 15V ) .
D 716
6-HOOM MODERN" FLAT , 2103 LEAVEN-
worth St. D-CS3 NS
HOTEIA STORES. HEMIS. PAXTON HLK.
D XI
C-HOOM HOUSE MIAMI STREET. $10 ; NEW.
I0-room b"iio. Park nvniie , J2. > : brick ; modern.
„ „ W. I * Selby. 331 Chamber Commcrre.
I fi _ D MBS
nWELLINO FOH RI'.NT. 10 ROOMS. ALT.
modern Improvements 32d nnd Farnam , ? 22 ;
also 5 room onttnce. $6.00 ; cllv water ; or , rs r
line. Dexter L. Thomas , 401 H c. D MO
HOUSE f.M . SO. 21TII ST. . 10 HOOMS.
em , J40.00 per month. Hyron Heed Co.
D-970
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C-HOOM MODERN COTTAGE AT 41. ' , NORTH
inth St. . IJn.CO n month. Apply to W. II. M lkle ,
1st Nnt'l Ilk. IlldB. _ D-M100
e-itooM itorsB. 2. u MIAMI , Jin.co ; NEWLY
pnlnled and papered. W I * Pelby , 314 Itnnrd
of Trade. D-M1.V.
C-ROOM MODERN FLAT , 2103 LEAVEN-
worth nt. D-IS1 N2D
NINE-ROOM HOt'SE. NEWLY PAINTED AND
pnnered , with bath , clojet , hot wnter. KZf , elec
tric IlKht nnd BO'vl1 barn. mlil u" between ex
position nnd postotllce , on two ear lines1 low
rent. Fidelity , m tloor N. Y. Life. D M2I3
FURNISHED HOUSE 9 ROOMS. MODERN ,
until May , north part of city. Addre ? " A K.
I'.ee. D-231 IP
MIOOMrri.AT. NEW AND MODERN : 10UI PA-
elflo Bt. Chaa. Hnnley. II M3B ! 12 *
TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 1622 DAVENport -
port St. Inquire 2816 Divenport. D-279 13
RRINT KI.EOANT R-ROflM HOUSE. ALI ,
modern ImproveinvntH. Nn. 406 Norlb 53rd St.
For Information call al Niiliontil clothing Co. .
14th nnd DoiiRlas Sts. D-S77 14
RENT-GOOD. ELEGANT COTTAGE. sx
rooniH. city wnter , corner 26th and Cablwell
Pl . Informallon call at Nntloiml Clothlns
Co. , corner 14th nnd DouKlan Sti > .
D-278-11
FOIl ROOMS.
BTEAM HEATED HOOMS. 601 SO. 13TH ST.
I5-MI-NH
KLEOANT FURNISHED HOOMS FOH HEN'T.
8.M Norlh J2d. E-M875 12'
YOU ONE OH TWO GENTLEMEN. GAS. POH-
celalll bath , hot water , Hteam heat ; lacallon
central , Address Y C3 , Ilee. E-M933
LARGE FRONT ROOMS. AI.COVE , HAY
window ; oteam heat. 411 North nth.L"M9S1
L"-M9S1 15
TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE , THREE I'UIV
nlsncd rooms fur IlKhl honsektepInK , K" " Muve ,
heal , Imlh , Address A 3 , lieu oltlce ,
E-1000
NICELY FURNISHED HOOM FOH OENTLlT-
man In private family. U'lU ' Capitol Ave.
E MMI 2 ( "
S HOOMS , HOt'SEKEEPlNO. 1111 SO , 11TH.
E-I34
I FURNISHED ROOMS KOR HOl'SEKEEI'INIl
for man and wife ; lent taken In boatd. 319 N.
ITth E-Mri )
rilllNIHIIDD ROOMS ; HOt'SEKEEPINO. T 3
Bt. Mnry's. E MiC'J 11
VOK RENT NEWLY FURNISHED HOOSL
ull modern conveniences , 2121 DoJiJo Si.
. E-S1-16
I'MIRMHHIM ) IIOOMS AM ) IIOAIll ) .
BTEAM HEATUD ROOMS WITH HOARD. MOJ
Hariiey. K-3i-N.i :
_ _
HANDSOME SUITE PARIXDRS. FURNISHED
or unfurnlihed ; also other room * with board
The Hose. SOSO Hartley. F MJ14
FURNISHED IIOOMS. MODERN. ! l ! 8. Z1TL'
St. F-6H
PI ASANT HOOMS WITH FTll8T CLA63
table board. 316 So. 2Ctb St. F 105 12 *
THE MERHIAM-FIHST-CLASa FAMILY HO-
_ tcl. ili and Dodge its. K-m 174-SO *
fURNIUHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
iKMirO. aio Douglas. F-9i ; R *
FUKNISHED OR UNFUHNI8HF.O ROOMS ,
with or wllhout board ; outU fronr. S31D Uou * .
kt * . K M 4i 14 *
HOOMS .IMI
( CVintlntooit )
fllONT UUOU. WITH tlOAniJ. 1015
"
-fi i iTT'AT'Tfoi Tif r A i . v > 'K. : DBSUIA-
hie roonn ; trfinnlfnin ceomnx 1 t l ; f fp
bounicr . Jr
_ _ : - -
Tx "i'lil\ATT4 K.rMtLvr VITH Oil .WITIIOITT
board. U Ho-luf. _ J'- " ' * . " ,
STKAM IlKATKti IIOOM. Sir. UOtMU.JVS ,
. aTM HBAT
llr < t-la < l nnl. r > Cnpltnl nvc , l--Mgn W _
I'Olt IIKXT-STOHRS A XI )
.
ro-
, M floor , with vault nnd
On * InrRicorntr room
nilvale oltlcc , wator. etc. . . . . . .
) ni ? lump fronl room , 2d n-mr , divided Into two
rooms lir pnrtltlon. wnter , etc.
Onp Inrgo corner room , JJ lloor .with vault ,
One fitml room , divided by partlllon. third noor.
One corner rojm with vault , third tloor.
One tntKf room , third floor. , with jMirtltlcn illv d-
Inir It Into one InrRC rooir. and two imnller
tiilvnlo rooms , \vnlrr. lc. . .to ,
Two larce ground floor roimn. fronting lith St. ,
\\lth vault. _ .
One larse RrounJ floor room on Inninm St. ,
Inrgi * vniilt.
fii > vfrnl small rooms on fourth lloor , with v ii't .
All tlwtc rooms nre liontod with tlonm. eloclrlo
llKliln mipplldl. with flr t clnM Janitor ect vie ? .
nievntorx run day and nil nlKhf. bulldlnK
utrlctly drrproof. Apply to SuiwrlnlPtiilcnl ,
llonm 1(14. ( Itec bulldlnR. I- " *
KOIl IlKNT DKRK HOOM IN OnOUNI ) FIXOU
olllci' . llfr tutl < tliiK ; water. lrnm henl , clnccrle
llRhl and Junltor rvlce. Apply to Supcrln-
tcndtnt , IIcc bnlldliiK. I W
I'Oll IIKNT-THK 4-STOHY IIIIICK H01fDINO
nt 91 Fnrnnm St. This bulldlnB hart n n-cproot
cfment hnfment ; water on nil floors , Ras , etc.
Apply nt Ihc otncp of The lice. 1 510
CORNKIl STOHH IIOOM 22x53 IT. , OCW1
bawnivnt , with olrvator. ntpntn heal. Cl" N.
10th ul. Apply nt 61 > N. ICtli lit. I-1IM'J
COilNM-in STOIIK IIOOM 22XMi tT. . ( lOOD
bn ement , wltli elevator , stcnm bent. 613 N.
16th streel. Apply nt CIS X. 16lh street.
t M2.19
Foil IlKNT Tltn 4-STOHY HHICK IHTILtHNO
nl 016 rnrnnm St Tills IjulldlnR hat n flrep-nof
cement tnxernnnl ; wnter on nil floors , ens. etc.
Apply nt the ntnce < of The Hee. I 010
w.v.vrnn.
\VANTI3D. AOENTS. I/CAI < AND aKNKItAI. ;
new nrtlcle ; Bond n licri excellent prollt ; nmlo
or female ; salar > ' when proven etflclenl. A.
U Gray A Co. , St. Ixiuls , Mo. J M074 US'
W \TKnTO It HXT
WANTED PUHNISIIEI ) IIOOM FOIl MAN' AND
wife In prlvntLfnmliy. . with \ > fe of hot wnter
bath. Ajldre. s A 50. Itee. 1C 23V-10 *
WANTKD , TWO KUIINIS1IKD IIOOMS KOH
llKht housekeeping ; married couple , without
children ; must be central nnd modernte. Ad
dress A 23. " lice ofllce. .1C M2T312 *
STou.vni ? .
PACIFIC STOHAOK AND WAllEHOt'SB CO. ,
SOS-010 Jones ; general etorngc und forwnrdlnp.
XI-719
OM. VAN & STOUAOE , 1311"i KAIIN M. TKL rHj
M-7IO
FRANK EWERS. STORAGE. 1214 1IARNEY.
Hauline and packing , cheapest rates. Tel. OVi ,
M 721
\VAXTI3I1TO IH'Y. '
CAStl FOIl OMAHA SAVtNOS HANK AC-
counts. Wnllnce , 312 llrown Illk. , ICtli , < i DOIIB.
N 722
HIGHEST I'HICE PAID FOH OMAHA SV -
InKS l > ank certltlcatis. In nnswerliiB plcare
slate amounts offered. Address W C.2. nee.
N I23-N-1
LAND WANTED , FIVE TO TWENTY" ACHES
near Omaha or South Omnhn , cheap fnr cnsh
Address .with full description nml price Tlox
3)3 , Omnhn. % " ) n *
KOIl SAM2 HOItSKS AXIVAC.O.VS. .
SECOND HAND CAllHIA-GES ALL THE riME
nt Urummond's , isth and Harncy , and the
mfKCht stock of reliable new car'liRes nnd har
ness In the city. Pleased to have you call
P-M1S7-N-1I
FOR SAI.nJIISCKI.I.AXI30lJS.
SAWDUST , HULK OH SACKED CIHllHINO
nnd hotfence. . C. H. Lee , 001 DousloH.
Q-7J3
2ND-HAND 1JICVCMJS. OMAHA HICVCLK TO.
KLKOANT 1'PHIOHT 1'IANO AT OHEAT
Rncrlflce ; cnll or write nt once. 2C13 X. 17tli nv '
Q-MI 9 K'
) , -on SALE. JUST PATKNTED ] NOT ! * " -
Imilured ; be. t ? elllnir novelty ever Invented ;
In demand year round ; territory or full con
trol ; no fnke , no humbUR. Address Ilex 140.
Norfolk , Neb. Q-1C3.H *
OAHLAND COOK STOVE. > 2I DtTPONT T
Q-2S3-14 *
IIASE llt'nNEH. IN" GOOD CONrJITION USED
only three months. 1320 Capitol Ave.
Q 2 0 10 *
CI.AIHVOY.YVrs.
PROF. WHITNEY IF YOU AHE IN NKED
of peed advice learn at once from the world-
renonwned life rentier the way In which ymi
Hhould travel ; reads ynur life from tlio cradle
to the grave ; lovers , husbands and wives re-
nulted
Speedy marriage to the one of your choice.
Lost or stolen articles recovered ; chtirmi nnd
nil kinds . , i nmulets ; thcu.inadi have coiiKult il
nnd learned thi ? truth. Lnrtlea. SOc. Call nt
1522 Howard ftreet , corner 16th nnd Howard
streets ; hnnrs. 3 n. m. to 9 p. in.
in.S
S MM3 NI9 *
\.SSACI2 , IIATIIS , KTC.
MADAM SMITH. 131S DOI.'QIAS. MASSAGE
fleam baths. T Ol'J 12'
MEDK-ATED I1AT1IS. SEA , SlILCHUIi , JIAH-
saKC. Mme. lirlsson , from Paris. 107 N. 12th st.
T 537 N21
HATIIS , MASSAOE FOIl LAPis
Kentlemen. Uiura Ellison , Crounse blk. , Ha N.
ICtli St. , room 12 ; ns lstnnl wanted.
T M21i ( 13-
_
MHS. nil. LEON , ELECTHIC MASSAGE HATH
pallors ; restful and curative. 417 S. nth. up
stairs. T-M22S ! !
10th St. , upstairs. T M231 13 *
VIAVI OH tlTEIHNE .THOUIii.ES. 310-S 11EE
li'ilir ; plija.cian. consultntlor. or I'.oiltli | > oo : ( tree
U 7 4
HATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 31914 S. 11TII.
U 723
HUPTUHE CUIIED : NO DETENTION FHOM
liiislnena : no pain ; we refer to hundreds oC
canes cured ; piles cured by a single , painless
treatment. Cnll or write The Empire ftupturu
Cuio und Medical Inntltute. nuerefsors iTliu
O. E. Miller Co. , 93S-3. N. V. Life IlI.lK. .
Omaha. U 720
CLOTHES CLEANED. PHESSED AND RE-
pnlred ; day or nlfiht ; dress snlta for hire.
I'antorlum , N. E. cor. llili nnd Karnnm. Tel.
8C3. U-JIS47
THE JOY" TAILOR SYSTEM SCHOOL OK
dress cutting. 403 Karbach lllock.
IJ-MS10-N30
PHIVATE HOME FOH LADIES 1IEFOHE AND
durlnir conln | > 'ment. llables ndopted nml cared
for. 1C20 Cumlnit. U 20&-14 *
SKXlTAlT STHENGTII IlKrtTORKD AND TN-
crenscd In ne month ; pafe , sure , permanent ;
no ineJU-lne , no hnnihui ; nlsa pecret for men
and women fold by noted ppeclnlltt for13 ;
both sent fenled In personal letter for II , Ad-
dre Hurry Donahue. Ilex 2SC , Omnhn.
I'-.MZIl 15'
GHEENnEItn. THE SPECIAL LADIES'
Tailor , Is ready for business. 1703 Webster St.
U-233 DS
LADIES IN POOH CIRCUMSTANCES CAN IlE-
cetve free nttrndance In conllnenu'iit by ap-
plyliiK to Ihe Crelfihton Medical colleRe , I4th
und Davenport Kta. Telephone 1167.
U-:76-D-9
MO.VI3V TO l,0.\\Hi\L : KSTATK.
MONEY TO IXAN AT IJ3W HATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 15'53 Fnrnam St.V727
ANTHONY IX > AN & THUST CO. . 315 N. Y" . L. ;
tiulek money nl | jw intt'S for rholcu farm lanili
In loua , northern Missouri , cRiUrn Nebraska.
W-72J
IXJANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPHOVED ci75
property. W. Futn in tiinlth & Co. , 132J Farn'm
MONEY TO I/JAN ON IMPHOVED OMAHA
properly. Pu y & Thomas , :07 let. N.II. Hk , btdg
W 732
MONEY TO IXDAN. HEM1S. PAXTON IlLOH
f PER CENT MOHTUAGKS VQn SAU : . PHOP-
erty of non-roldents cured for by W. U.
llelkle , First National Hank bide. , Omaha.
W-733
MONEY TO I/IAN ON" IMPHOVED OMAHA
real tituU. llieanan. Lute Co. , t'axlon Illk.
W-7il
TO to.r nre.ir.KSTATH. .
ICoritlnucil : )
wfTTlAVE MAI1H AlUlANn&MKKTH WITH
our cnntprn corrrnponilentf hr which wo run
Icnn mnney on f.irnn In pnstern NMirnjka.
Irennnn'I/ Co. , PnxUn bliick. W MZ72 D9
.MOXHV TO I.O.VX CHATTrJI.S ,
MONK YTO LOAN ON Pt'nNITUUE I'lANOS ,
horses , wnsons , etc. , nl lowesl rnt ( In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly conridenllnl : you
cnn pay ihe loan on * nt nny time or In nny
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
sou B. mii si.
X-734
lltJSIXK.SH CIIAXCHS.
TO GET IN OH OUT OF HUSINESd GO TO J.
J. ( llbson. 514 First Nal" ! Hank. Y"73t
PLANT. STOC'IC IToOOrJWILL OF A PAYING
wholeralc , mfc. ft Cominlnslon business for
snlc ; present nnd prospective Increnso of the
business icndcis H Impossible for present man-
osert lo Klve It fUlllclenl nltcnllon on nrcounl
of other business ; rnrc chnncc for n co.iple ot
hustlcni. 3OOfl.OO InhM It W. E. O. . 511 Pnx-
Ijn lilock , Qr.inlm. V MS 14
SMALL DAmY ; GOOD COWS ; HKa"F ROUTE
In city. Ne" ) . liny Co. , 14th nnd Nicholas.
Y-M27IJ 1C
FOH RENT-ltiMlOOM HOTEL IN OMMIA :
Btenm hcnt nnd nil modern conveniences.
Nexl yenr will ! M > exmsltlon | yrur. llrennnn-
Ixivo Co. , Paxlnn block. Y 284 K.
roil IC.VUIIAci : .
CLEAR LAND. 4 STATES. FOIl OMAHA IMP.
properly ; will assume Incumb.W'in'ton. SOI Ilee
bide. X-.MSI7
TOR SALK HKAL K9TATU.
KOUNTXE PLACE HAItGAlNS.$2 ,00. 3.:51 TO
IC.C06. J. J. Gibson , 514 First Nat. ll.ink Id IB.
RE-73S
HOL'SE-S. IJOTS. FAHMS. LANDS. IRAN'S.
Geo. P. Ilemls Henl Ettalc Co. , Paxtcn iilr.cit.
ItE-73'l
FAHM LANDS. C. F. HAHHISON.'oU N. A" . L.
HE SII03-Nir
IIAHOAINS. IIOI'SES , IX3TS AND FARMH ;
sale or trade. F. K. Dnrllns , I'nrker ll'k.
HE-741
LAHGE 9-HOOM' MOITEHN HoT'SR tTSxT ;
easy lerms. Ii-qulrc on premlte * . ODD . . 2Sth
. Street. HE Ml.9
WILL EXniANCSB CLEAR IX1TS AND ( 'TH
for equities In vncnnt l ( is and Improved prop ,
crly. Hnstlni ; . ' , 21 ! S. 14th . t. KE-M9" ,
ONE 7. S. 9 HOOM MODERN IIOfSEH , LY-
mnn Wntcrman , N. Y" . Life lll.lB. Phnne I"I3.
1JE-2V1 10
TU'O 1MPHOVEH FAIt.MS POIt P\LE VEIIY
chenp. In Nelirnfka. Inquire nt 1,11(1 ( No-th 42nd
St. . Walnut Hill. RE-2-15
HOUSES WINTEHED , REST OF r.VHE ; HATES
J5.00 per month. W. E. Owens , 3C07 Crnter Bt.
. XI " 2 3D *
_ _
WANTED , HOH. Ert TO WINTER ; IIEST OP
care ; ralfs lonronable. Address P. O. Ilex 45 ,
Crescent , Inwa. C27 D-2 *
STAHLES. HESTOF CARE : i AND ts
month. A. W. Piielps .1 Son , 207 New Y" > k
Lift' . Tel. 1MI. M2I2
" '
WINTER QfAHTEHS FOP. HOnRKS ; ONt-r W
the best , rnd r > Mi iiiinh | . < rate : liiir's inll"l
for and d livi'ied' coixl roferenres. Sentt itol > -
Insmi , Papllllon. Neb. At fair Br.itmdt.
y.an no
_
MUORTIIAM ) .V > . ' ) TYIM3WIIITIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'H SCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LIFE"
742
_
AT OMAHA 1US. COLLEGE , 1CTII , t lOfGL\s ]
713
_
II. II. IIOYLES. CO1THT Hii'nHTEH. : PRIVATK
lessons ; dcy nnd evcnlne. 407 lle
'
TVl'mVltlTHUS.
TYPIOWH1TEHS RENTED , $1.10 1'KR MONTlF.
\f.\3 Farnnr.1 St. 74- ,
TYPEWHITKHS RENTED. tl.OO PER MONTlT :
RtenoKraphrri nFKlstPil to positions fr.The
Smlth-I'remler Typewriter Co. , ir,2i Knrn-im
St. , Omnhi , Neb. jr ICO
\v.v\TKiiT4)
WANTED. J21.MW r. YEARs f. 1'lp rHNT :
ample security. Addrers P. O. box tZS. Omn'-n.
Neb. ISO lfl
i'A\vxiutoici-its.
II. SIAHOWJT55 I/JANS MONEY' . 41S N. 1C ST.
LOST.
LOST. FHEIGHT RECEIPT HOOK ON" IJOiXi.
las sf. lietwvcn 17th and 20th ; Hiitiibl" reward
to flnder. A. IInsi ; > . ljj't-MH'2 11
STflLKN OH PTHAVEL' IIANOY OI'\V
bnr > T , pbniit 10 vrpr ohl. wcjlii ! a'lout 1.M-1 ,
rlfrtit bind foot bere. Hoturn l"il" ! Pn k r rt.
and rt'celve reward , I jst M2 f. M *
LADIES ! CHICHESTEH'S EVGLISH I ENNY-
Roy.tl PUN { Diamond brand ) are the bpit. S'if-\
i -lliible Ti'Vo ni > ether Send 4r p'-imps for
particulars. "Ilclk't for Ijidk-i. " In Ic't r by
return ma'l. ' At driiFK ta. Clilrhi" ! C'hrm-
Ical Co. , Phliai'.clplila , Pa. Mention lc ! "
1I2SS 11 *
CIVIIj
19 YEARS EXPEniENCB ON H. It. I/ir-ATION.
IT. S. rivers nnd harlw'rs anil city work. Alva
J. Grover. 31S South 13th St , Omaha ' T"l. K2" .
127 11
I'.IllOil VKIII.IIIXGS.
WANTED. TAILOHS TO HPY Tllnil WOOL-
cns nivl triminlnea from the En tern Woolen
and Trimming Co. , 1511 Douglas St.M6JG
M6JG N20
SM\VIXR .IIAUIIl.VHS AMI SIIIM'LIKS.
NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD * WHITE SI-'U" .
Hit ; machines & supplies. 1511 C' p ave. Tel. r.74.
SCO
l3 I'.YCKKI ) .
M. S. WALKLIN , 2111 CUMINO. TEL. 1331.
744
I'ATKXTS.
au < ; s * * ' - ' " Attorneys.
er
Omaha , Nib. n ran ell ntnce nt Y\'ashlmton ,
D. C. Send for free Advice and Patent Hook.
See Sunday Dee for our Machlno Movement * .
ccpyrlKhted. 1507. Telephone .023.
NOTICB.
In the matter of the nppllcntlon of certain
railroads for nn ( ' .v.ensloni of the tlmo for
equipping freight fiirn with automatic
couplers and trnln brakes under tbo act
npprovi'il March 2 , 1S9:1. :
Iloforn the Intorstale Commerce Commli- :
slon.
Stnto of Xebraslca , Counti1 of Douslas , HS.
IK'foru Iho umlerslRiieil , a notary public ,
.within anil for the eouiv.y of DoiiKlas , ntnlo
of Nebraska , personally appeared Ocorgp \ \ ' .
Hultlrcifp , Ksi | . , Kencral manat"'r of the lltir-
llnKton ami .Missouri Ulvcr Hallroail com
pany In Nebraska , owned and controlled by
tie Chicago , lUurlltiBton c Qtilncy Hall-
road company , and aa mieh Kcneral manager
of all of the r.illroadH coiiiititutlns Ihc liur-
llnKlon System west of the Missouri
River who Is to mo well known to be >
person ho rcjin-Eetits himself to be. Suld
ClcortfoV. . Ilolilri'jjo belmr by me llrst duly
sworn tlHposes and says that he Is thn
Keuural manager of the HurlliiKton and
Missouri Itlvcr Itallroad In Nebraska which
Includes all the lines of Hit ; DurllnBton
system west of the Missouri river and
which nald HurHnston and illf.-ourl Hlver
Uallroail company In Nebraska Is owned
and controlled by 'tlm Chloaso , liurllngton
und Qtilncy Railroad company.
Ho furirtcr says that the notice hereto at
tached marked "A" was published on the
llth day of November , 1W7 In the Omaha
Dally Heo i.vhlch newspaper Is one of K'ii-
rral circulation and published at Omaha ,
Douglas county , Nebraska , und ailil : Omaha.
DouKlas county , Nebraska , Is Iho largesl
'lOAn upon Ihe line of the UurlliiKton sys
tem wort of the 'Missouri ' river.
Dnponent further says , lhat notice , a
copy of whlcna \ hereto attached marked
" 11 , " was posted In all 'the Klations of Die
cald Hurlln-glon & Missouri Hlver Hallroail
company In Nebraska , and of all the lines
of the llurllnirton syslem west of Ihe Mis
souri river al all of llg terminal and lunc-
tion points , such posting at such stations
having been commcncm on the 10th day of
November. 1SU7 , and tVich posting having
been completed at ull thu eald stations on or
before the 20th day of November , 1W- Mat
of said ututlon.i hereto utlached marked
"C. "
Deponent makes reference to the atlldavlt
herewith attached of tbo publisher of the
said Omaha. Heo In further proof of the
facts herein btated , and further deponent
salth not.
C.EOllGK W. nOI.DUECSB.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
pieucncu by the Bald Guorgo W , lloldrege al
i nn ilTfc'r * iTlffl * ! i V' 'd
Onmh . NebrnSVo , this 10th day of Novom-
Wltnowi rnyUinntl rind notarial seal * hey
" < \y nnrt Plncof-liunnforewild.
( Setil ) , j. HO1XJB ,
Notniy I'uhllc fdf DoUfflns County , Neb.
BXHIUIT " '
"A'ln ,
"Notlco IB hcYcir/civen that Iho . Burlington -
ton and Missouri. River Unllroad Company
In Nebraska , ownni and controlled by tbo
Ilurlrnrfton & Qulncy llnllrond
Company , nnd.cdmprlsliiK all the railroad
lines west of thn .Missouri river that arc a
part of the liurlln&ton System of Hall-
roads , linn npi > ljed , to the Inter State Com
merce Commission .for an extension of tlmo
beyond January 1 , ' 1S9S , within which they
are required to wjtilp their CtelBht car *
with lUitomntla couplers and power or train
brakes , under > > * rclona ( 2 and 3 of an act
approved Mnreh , > f , ISM , relating to the
equipment of cars lined In Inter State Commerce -
merco with such Hnfcty appliances , ami that
u hearing upon 'ealtf application will be
nml at thr olllcc of the Commission in
Washington , 1 > . c. , on December 1 , 1S97 , at
10 o'clock In the forenoon.
"At that hcnrlni- till persona Interested
for or against the grantingof the relief
prayed for will bo heard either In person or
by attorney , and thfy may tile with the
Commission nlfldavltH , statements or urKU-
rrcnts for or In opposition to said petition
on or before mich date.
"Uy order of the CommlSBlon : ,
"EDW. A. MOSBI..KY ,
Secretary , "
EXHI111T "H"-
"Notlre IH hereby plvcn thnt the HurlliiK-
ton and Missouri River Hallrond Company
In Nebraska , owned and controlled by the
Chicago , Hurllnglon & Qulncy Railroad
Company , and comprising nil the railroad
lines west of thiVMIssourl river that are if
part of the HurlliiKtnn Svstem of Kail-
rends , hns npplli-d to the inter State Com
merce Commission for an extension of time
beyond January 1 , isus , within wlilnh tn y
arc required lo eiilp | their freight cars
" 'fi nulon'iitlr couplers and power or train
brakes , under flrrtions 2 and 3 of an not
upv'veil Mnri'h , 2 , ISM , relating to the
( iiuipmcnt of eara used In Inter State Com-
mprce with such safely appliances , and that
a hearing upon said application will be
had at the olllco of Ihc Commission In
Washington , D. C. , on Deci-mbrrl , IV ) , nt
10 o'clock In the forenoon.
"At that hcnrlnc nil persons Interested
for er against tinprantlns of the reilrf
prayed for will bp lienrd cither In p-rsin or
by attorney , and tluy may Ille with the
Commission atllduvlts , sttatenifiitH or iirnu-
tncntH for or In opposition to said petition
on or before Etteh date.
"Hy order of the Commission :
"K.Lr\V. A. MOSELKY ,
Secretary. "
EXHIBIT "C. . "
15. & M. H. U. U. . IN NEBRASKA.
List of Terminal and Junction .tuitions :
Ormhn , St. Joseph , Atchlron ,
Lincoln , Denver , Uil.lncs ,
Kdq-mont. DeatUvood , Hot Spring ? ,
Central City , Columbus , David City ,
Sehtiylor , Oberllti , Saint Francis ,
Concordla , Wymoro , HT-UIHR ; : ,
Kearney. Ilolilres-e , Oh-ryennc ,
Dewlt" , K.Ipnr. Superior ,
Ou'berlton. OKcjns , Republican ,
lied Cloud , Oxford. I'LittsmiUDi ,
Auror.i , Sc'Wnril , Erlck on ,
Hurwoll. Arcadia , l ilrmont ,
Crete , Sirring , U.atrlce ,
Ashland , Lynr. . Tnl > ! e Hock ,
Xe r s a ' i y Tcj n e , Trie lie Ju-ct o - ,
Har.ovrr , Wasilnston , Norton ,
KencsawVllcon , Ueiicvn ,
York , Nnoler. Louli'--H'e ,
Verilon , Sa'.em , Xemuhj City ,
lllrkm.in , IMwnee , Oreapo'.ls ,
Ilulo , Useter , Sutton ,
ICndlcn't , Belvlilere , 'Shlckl y ,
Chc.'icr , n'.ue ' Hill , Gr.inil Is'.Aml.
I'a'.mer , Epplmooil , Spearilsh ,
Lead , Erie , Imperial ,
Troy Junction ! UoiEKmont , Odell ,
Wuhoo. St-rliiR , Cole , Ord ,
CrniAford , , St. illl'4 ! ' 1'oup Cly ; ,
Mlndpii , Alma , , F.uls flty.
Uuiibr : , Auburn , South IJond.
I'USTOKKICH XOTICI3.
, " _ _ _ _ _ * -
( Should be read DAILY by all InlcrcjtoU ,
ns cliatiKes maj ; ouour at nny fine )
Korrlk'ii mails .for the week cndimj Novem
ber ih : ! : , 1537Ti : close (1'P.OMI ( TLY ' .n : ill
cases ) in : the General ros'olllcc t-s follows :
PARCELS POST ' MAILS e.noONT ;
Iiom EAULHill than cloUn time s-hown
below. „
Trn n-AUiiillf .MilIN.
WBONESDAY-fAl T n. m. ( auT-p'-emcntary
U a. in. ) for nur.OrE , per s. s. I'orlvia
Southampton ( letters for Ireland muat bt
directed "pjr Parl " ) ; a : U a. m. ( suppb-
iiKT.Uiry I'-'IJ ) u m. ) tor UI'llOPB , per
s. s. Ten Oikv.a Que < . -n.o.\n ; at 10
a m. for HKLniUM crc-t : , per s. s.
Moordi.ind , via Antwerp ( lettcra inns ; lit
directed "per Xoorillnnd" ) .
TI1UHSDAY At 7:00 : a. m. for EL'nOl'K ,
per s. . - . IM-rr.nrck" , via P'yir.outh. C'.i.r-
bourg ami llMiilnirs ; at S a. m. for XKTH-
ICHLAXD.-i direct , per p. . < ! JiimH :
Amsterdam ( letters must be directed "pir
E'lam" ) .
SATURDAY At .1:3) : ) n. m. fcr ICIU1OPE ,
per is. . Cnmpnnl.i" , via Qucer.rtOA-n ( let
ters for France , SwI x'rlard , , Italy , Sp.iln ,
Portugal , Turkey , Es ; > ? t nnd Pr.t . 'h
India must be rirectcd "pfr Catnpanlu ) ;
at 7 a. m. for PRANCE. S\VITXBRL\ND.
ITALY. SPAIN. POllTL'GAL. TUUKKY ,
EGYPT and HIUTISH INDIA , per s. s.
La nretaune * . via. Havre ( letters nr oth-r
parts of Eutopo must l > e directed "per La
13retasni' " ) ; at S a. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct , p r s. s llo'.tcrd mi , via
Hot1 erdiun fletti rs mut be direeril " ) ur
Rotterdam" ) ; : lt S a. m. for GKXOA. pel
s > . s. JCaiscr Wllhelm II ( lelti rsjnust l > e
directed "prr Knifer Wil'.ic'm II" ) : at 11
n. m. for NORWAY d.'rect , per s s. T'-.lns-
valln ( letters must be dlretrted "per Thinv- _
valla" ) . i
rUINTKD MATTIirt , KTC. Oe.innn Btcainern
rnlllng en TuetiluyH take l'iliitt < < l .MatteHe. . ,
for Germany , uinl 'pi > clally Addresisril I'rlnKil
Matter , etc. , for otlur pms of nuioff. Amirl-
CMII nml White Ktar Etcainfia \\Viluenluyn. .
Giirman tteaniern oil Tiui d'iys , nml t'unuiil.
Ficnrli an.l ( lerninn fteimors on Satunl.on
talse I'rlrleil Matter , difdr nil lourt I.a for
which they aru uclvtitltcU to curry null.
After the cio.-lni ; of the Supp'.enn-ntary Trans-
Atiantlo Mails nnmcil ohove , niMltlnna ] H P-
plc'incntary mulls ire Oirr.cil | on tlut pli-ra nt
Iho American , Knxllsli , Krench urcl Uerman
iiteamcra , nnil remnln oiicn until within T .ii
.Minute. < of yie hour of hailing of eU-nmer.
lillN fur > 'iiuili : - ] Central Ainurlc : ) ,
V.'I-K ! Indli'N , ! < : * < .
WBDXBSnAY At 2CO : n. m. for I'OllT
AXTOXIO , ppr ileamcr from Philadelphia ;
at 10 a. m ( supplementary 11 a. m. ) for
CKXTHAL AMBIUCA ( except Costa
lllca ) ami SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS , per
s , s. Alllanca , via Colon ( letters for Gua
temala must be directed "per Alllanca" ) ;
in : 11 a. m. for PROGRKSO , per s. s. San
Augustln ( loiter * for other ports of Mexico
ice must bo directed "per San AugiiMin" ) ;
at 1 < p. m. for CUIIA , per s. s Seguranca ,
via Havana.
FRIDAY At 2:30 : a. m. for XRWFOUXD-
LAXU , per . . Siberian from PhKadt-l-
phla ; at 2 ? . in. for PORTO RICO direct ,
per H s. Ar'tailln.
SATURDAY At U CO a. m. ( supplemen
tary 10 a. m. ) for ST. THOMArf , ST.
CROIX. LKKWARD and WINDWAP.D
1SLAXDS , pir H. P. Madlana ( letters for
Grenada , Trinidad and Tobugo must be
directed "pr M.ull-ina" ) ; at 10 a. m. ( sup
plementary 10HO : a m. ) far FORTUXU
ISLAXD , JAMAICA. \V.\NILLA , and
CARTHAGKXA , ptr u. s. At al ( loiters for
Conta Rica must bo directed "pt-r Altai" ) ;
at 10 a. m. ( supplementary 10w : : a. m. for
HAITI , per s. H. Alps ; ul 10:3) : a. m. for
CAMl'BCHB , .CHIAPAS , TAUASCU and
YUCATAX. ipt-r s s. Scnec.i ( letters for
other parts of Mxxlco and for Cubi nitiflt
bo directed "rcr Seneca" ) ; at 11 a. in.
( supplemoiv nry 11:20 : a. m. ) for VKXICXU-
BLA and CURACOA , also SAVAXILLA
and CAHTIIACBNA , via Curacao , per s. s.
Venezuela : nt. 121 m. for GRKNADA ,
TRIXIDAD nnd .TOUAGO . , pi-r . B.
Grunada ; at 1 p. in. for TRIXIDAD. TO-
HACSO and C11UJA1J HOLIVAR , per s. s.
Curacao : at Sr,0 : p m. for ST. PIBRRK-
MIQUBLOX , per steamer from Xortfl
Sydney.
Mall > for Newfoundland' , by rait to Halifax , and
thenri * liy hteamer , cloee at thla olllce dally
at 6:30 : p. in. Malta for Mlquelon. by rail to
Boston und tliencu by bteumer cli/te ul till'
olllci ) dally al 8:34 P"i. . Malla for Cuba closa
ul IhlH oillco dally ul 7W a. in. for forwanllnit
ly ntramera balllns ( Mondays and Thursday * )
from Port Tampa. I'Va. Iitcr malla for 4le -
Ice City , ovcrlund. unlet specially addreu'ed
for denpatc'.i l > y ( learner , cloiw al Ihla ulllce
dally al 12:0) : m. ; paper malli at C:00 : a. in.
JU't'letcred mall closes at CCO : p. m. previous
day.
TraiiM-l'iicllIo
Malls for China , Japan and Hawaii , per H .e.
Coiclc ( from S.ui Francisco ) , close here
dally up lo November 12th at C:30 : p. in-
Malls for Australia ( except West Aus
tralia ) , Xe < w Zealand , Hawaii and FIJI
Islands , j > er s. B. Wnrrlmoo ( from Van
couver ) , close here dally utter November
Ith and up lo November 15th at 6:30 : y. m.
Mails for China und Japan , pur B. s. Co
lumbia ( from Tacoma ) , close here dally
up to November * 2lBt at 6:30 : p. m. Malla
for Hawaii , per s. n Australia ( from San
Kranclaco ) , close here dally up to Novem
ber 21th at G:30 : p. m. Mulls for the
Society Islands , per ship Galilee ( from
San Francisco ) , close hero dally up to
November 2Hh at C:30 : p. m. Malls for
China and Japan ( specially addressed
( Continued. )
only ) , per n. . BtnprcM of China ( from
Vancouver ) , close hero dally im t0 Novcm.
bcr 2Dth nt 6:30 : p. m. Mftllg for Au -
tralla ( except those for Wen Australia ) ,
which nrr. fopwnrd Via BnroiH > . New
Zealand , Hawaii , njl And Samoan Inland *
j > or B. s , Marlnos-i ( from San Francisco ) ,
close hnro dally up to December Md nt
7:30 : n. m. , 11 a. m. nnd C:30 : p. m. ( or on
arrival at Now York of . a. Campania
with Ilrltlsh malls for Australia ) .
Trnns-l'ncinc rnnlln nre forwarded lo port of
RntllnR daily nnd thf frhcdulf of closlnc Is
nrinnROd on the presumption of their unlnter-
rupled overland transit "Heglslcrcd mail
cloi-en nt 6 p , m. previous day.
PoMollIco. New York , N. Y. , November B.
1S97.
CORXBMUS VAN COTT , Postmaster.
Kansas City Day Ex. . . * 9:03 am B:4'J : ' pm
Kansas Clly Nleht EK , 'W'.OO pm C:30 : am
L'NION PACIFIC "THE OVERland -
land Route" General unices , .V.
E. Corner Ninth nnd Fainnm
Streets. City Tlckel Olllce. KOJ
Fnntam Slrect Telephone , 310.
Depol. Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone , 128.
Leave. Airlvc.
"Th Owrlaml .
fur Denver. Suit
western points. . . . . . 8:23 : nm 1:41 : pm
Fact Mull train for
Denver. Salt Lake
1'nclllc coast and : lll
western points * 3:30 : pm 10:20 : am
Lincoln. Keatrli-e nnd
. . . . . ) . "I2:0 : pm
ril l msi'i.rK ' Express. u.i" > „ I
Koarr.ey EMIMTJ- " 5OJ : pm " 12:10 : pm
Dally. Dally except Bund.iy.
Council Hlurrs I.ocnl Leaxes. 6:40 : n. m. : :50 n.
m. ; 7M : n. m. . S:2i : n. m. : 10li : a. tn.2ir. ; p. m. ;
:30 p. in. ; ! iW : p. m. .Arrives. C0 : u. m. ; 7:20 :
n. in. ; k n. m. : l : . ' "n .m. ; 11:30 : a. m. ; 3:10 : p. m. ;
TiMI p m. : :95 : p. m. ; 10:4"i : ' > . n ;
' HICAOO i4 XOHTHU'EST-
ein Rallw.ty City Ticket
Olllre IMI Fainam Stuei.
Ti'li-plione , Oil. Depit , Tenth
nrl Jlnson Stieels. Telephone.
US.
Leavo. Arrive.
MUsoiirl Valley , Sioux
City , f = t. 1'nul nnd
Mlni-.e-iiols | ! 3:40 : nm * 10:43 : pm
Mig mrl Vullcy , filoux
OPy 70 : am 9:05 : pm
Dennlson. Cnricll. Wall
Uike " Z:3)am : ' 9:03 : Pm
Ka > tcrn i sprrrs. D3
Moinea , Miii-Hhnlllovvn ,
Cudar Hiipids , ChleiiRO " 13:15 am 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Fl > vr , C'.ilt-aso
und East * 4l5pin : 4:10 : pm
Fast Mall. Chicago to
Omaha ? ! 10 Pin
Ml nurl Vnllny , Sl-iix ,
City. St. I'nul. M'np--- '
( \polls Llmltcil * ri.V"i : pm :23 am
Ounlia-Chlrj.ffi ) Special. * l : " 0 pm :10 : am
Di'ly "Dal'v exn pt Sunday.
0. ST. PAUL. MtNNE.
A finmlm Railway
oflhe . Nehrnski I'l-
Firtetntb and UVt > st r
c-iy | Tlrket Olllre.
. . nuim Street. Tileplione
. " .tl. ! H > pot. Fifteenth and Webster Stieels.
Teepl-r.e. ! I Us.
Leave. Arrive.
Slr.ns City Accomniodn. 8:50 nm 8:2' : ' ) pin
Sioux r , ' > - AI nimi il i. 9:3uu : rt:2o : pin
Illnir. Kmeis n St ux
CitjPoiren , llartlnji-
ton and Hi x.mtir-ld. . . . l:00pm : 11:51 : nm
Sl ux Clly. Miil ; < : uo , St.
Paul , Mlnne.iro.l't . . . " 6:13 rm (1:10 ( : am
Lincrson Paiscnser " 5:10 pin s.43 am
* Dal'y Unliv cxve ; SIIIKI.I.V Smdny
.inly. ' "Til's fn'n ' ft .p < at Mailnns Florence
to So. Illalr. Inoluu've. ' Suml lys only ; on week
days So. Illalr c.r.ly.
FREMONT. iICHOHN ! , t
Mln.oi.il Vall-y UMH\.I | > G n-
eral Otlucs. Lntteil Stnte.i Na
tional nnnK lUlMlllifr. Moutn-
nam Streets Tic-kit ( Jlllce ,
west Col HIT Twcltih nnd Km-
14U1 Fau.ain Strict. Tileplione. Ml. Dtcit. ;
Fiif.'L-nth unJ Wfb trr Streets. Telephone , 14'.S.
Leave. An ho.
lllack IIIIKs , Deudv.-oocl
and Hot SpiiiiKc . 3:00 : pin 5:00 : pin
Wycmlns. C-uper nnd
Dniivliir . * * 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
IIllnK . York. ' DaVld
City , Supe 1 r. Gtncvn ,
llM'ii r Jill tfc iiru. . . 3:00 : pin 5:00 pm
Ni rfo } ' . . We t Po nt nnd 7.30 am " 13:2'n : , :
Kieniont .
Lincoln , \Vi-.huo on I 7:5' ' } am rO:2j am
Fienuir.l .
I'remont Loc.il . ' . . . . 7:50 : am
Daily. ' Dally except Sunday. ' Sunday
only. Dally i-reepi Saturday. Dally
\ccnt Momiiiv
' 'JX CITY A : PACIFIC HAIL ,
rr-id Uencral Oltlcc-s. United
Stales Natlona1 Ii.ink liulld-
S. W. Cnincr Twpflh !
nn.l . Farnam Sliertf. Tii ket
Olilre , 1401 Fainnm Stieet.
Depot. Kirteentli nid Webster
Slrejts. T-lcp'one. 14 '
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux Clt > . MunKato. fit
P.IU ! . jllnn- . v-o.l. 0:15 : pm 9:10 : am
Dally.
fvsiS-tf'H'fSr " ' " "I'nB ' i . ' : ! i'-iri
: ? &f-vm&X "J'K-phiir.o. 101. Dcpi
5-\yK32irri' - indVhster Strrcts. Ttlephone ,
, . . 1- Leave. Arrive ,
Kinfas ftseUraal.a
Limited " 'SlCSpm l.6pm
K'niH-ia Cltv & t. Louis
rsi.rchs . 5M : pin C.CO am
NeliroBku l/Liil . . . . . . . 4:3j : pm S:4j am
Dally. Dillv TU. Ouniluy
OMAHA. KANSAS CITS K EASTERN HAIL-
road Onnhii & SI. iMUln Hallrt-ad "The O. K ,
Houte"--TlcIct Olllcc , 1413 Farnam Street.
TeU phone , ' . . ' . 'i Ucpot , Teiillt and Mason
Btieels. Telephone , IL'S.
Leave. Arrive ,
1'nttnn-biirn Kliksvllle ,
Qulncy lyicul B:40 am : o:45 pm
Ht T..uls. New York
Limited 4:30 : pm 11:20 : um
D.illy.
ClflCAOO , ROC'IC ISLAND &
IMrlflo Haliruad "Tim Ureiit
Rf.i-k Uland Houtt" City
Tl < 'k"t Olllce , 13M Farnam
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SAN KHANCISCO , Nov. lO.-Thc 2j,000.-
000 fortune of the latu Imlilay Clark , which
Mlsa Grace M. Klllott of thlH city cxiwctea
to Irrherlt , seems to litive been a myth.
Vice I'reaiilent Hobnrt ana Oovernor GIIKBH
of New JerHey. whoso namt's ore used In
connection with th tory , Blvlns an nlr
of reliability to It , disclaim nil knowlrdjje
of the caao In which it was ntuleil they hud
been enguKfd > ' / i-uatern hclra of the deuil
miner.
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Old I'Vuil Hri-ukM Out Afrrxli.
KNOXVILLH , Tfiin. , Nov. 10-Tho tubl
between the Kpperson * ami Wllliamn' , Brow-
Ins out of the killing of William Ki > perHoti ,
hau broken out again. Leyvnr. a counln of
llr Wllllama , ahot Charley Upperson and
uerlouiily wounded him. Marlon Short has
taken tides with the Epperson * , lioth fac-
tlona are arming and serious trouble U
feared.
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HOME RULE FOR 1REAM )
A Dlstlngniilicd Advocate of the Onuso
Coming to Oirmlm.
PREPARATION TO WELCOME MAUD GONNE
of ( lip Nntlonnllil Sluvi-nicnl
Di-tnllod li.v | ( M llrllllniit ltoi-
Tax llob-
In Irolnlid ,
Ilrnnclics of the Irliih National alllftnce In
Omnlift nnd South Otnaba have received a
favorable reply lo tholr Joint request ( or an
Omaha date for Miss Maud Oonne , the dls-
tlnRulRheM lecturer and advocate of home
rule for Ireland , now In this country. Word
conies from Hon. Patrick Kgan thnt MUs
Oonno'will be In Omaha on the 2Gth lint. ,
and nrniiiReineiito are already under way to
Rlvo hero reception worthy of the cause she
represents. Hoyd's opera hoilso lias been
engaged for that purpose.
"Tho Irish Joan of Arc , " u Mlsa Clonne Is
named by her Franco-Irish admirers , has
addressed larRC audiences In the eastern
cities nnd her eloquence and enthusiasm has
rekindled , the waning llrcs of Irish national
organizations. Similar results arc antici
pated in the wc.it. Hut apart from the
political features of Miss Oonno's mission ,
there lo In her career and her personality
much that appeals to nil lovers of liberty.
Reared amid stirroundliiKs that would nat
urally Inculcate landlord or lory sentiments ,
she witnessed such ncones of landlord
( molly nnd henrtlessness In her natlvo land
that her better nature revolted and she
espouoed the cause of Iho peasantry. For
ten yearn she had donated her talents and
her means to the Irish Nationalist move
ment , and with ardor , enthusiasm and Mu-
ccrlty pressed the grievances 0 ( irclaml on
Uinattention of Europe.
CoiiccniiliiK the cause she advocates , Mlfs
Oonno writes as follows to the New York
Herald :
I was educated a Rood deal abroad , and on
homo to Ireland 1 could not help
terribly struck and pained by the bit
ter , cruel class hatred which existed and
which was manifested so ; lalnly by the con
servatives , landlord classes , among whom I
lived. This was sonic tun or eleven years
ago , at a moment when the success of the
l.and League had terrified the property
classes and made their fcelltiRs very bitter.
HOIUUFIKI ) HY UV1CTIONS.
To give an Instance of what I mean ,
t'hortly after my return to Ireland I was
flopping nt the house of a large landowner
In one of the center comtles. I had heard
vaguely that there had been some evictions ,
but hardly realized what It meant.
"So few people do really realise- what
human suffering and misery really is. There
was a large , brilliant dinner party. 1
rat near my host , who suddenly raised his
voice , and , addressing himself to the table
generally , said :
"What fools these tenants are ! They
think they can fight me ! Such a tenant
( naming one ) refused to pay his rent ; said
he couldn't. I warned him what would
happen when I evicted him anJ destroyed his
cabin. Tonight as I was rldVig homo I
passed. > by where he and his family are living.
In a ditch ; his wife Is dying , I don't think
she will live till morning , nnd all she has to
shelter her are a few branches. Served
them right ! "
I looked around that gayly lighted table ,
at all those bright faces. No one looked
shocked or even surprised ! At one end of
the table some gentlemen began speaking
violently against Hie Land League , and
then ihe conversation turned to other sub
jects.
It was Incidents such ns this that first
made nu > think. I then began to read Irish
history ; for. strange as It may seem to
Americans. I had , like so many ethers In my
[ > cslti-n , only been t'ltisht Irish history In
English history books , which means that in
a certain ami so-called educated class In lie-
land thtru are no people in the world more
utterly Ignoiant of the history of their own
conntrr.
DOX'T KNOW THEIR OWN HISTORY.
If they could only stut'y the Irish history
nero carefully , anJ especially England s
killings with Ireland during the rc.-ord reign
of Queen Victoria , I think the Irish "union
ist" ranks would grow very thin. They
would feel ashamed ot continuing to allow
: hemsevps ! to be used by England as the
nstritnients fer carrying out her policy of
cxto'in'.natlcn ' of the Iilsli people.
Some of ( hem lofay ao kolnnlni ; to naUre
that their policy has been aaort-siglncd as
well as wlckr-d and that the ruin and ex
termination of the Irlsft people will IIPCO
sarily olro bring about their own complete
ruin Sonic of them are beginning to under
stand that it would be wiser as well ns
i bier to cast In their lot with the national
arty and help In building IIP a united Ire-
and ami defending her from English rob-
jcry and plunder.
LORD CASTLETOWX'S WARXINO.
The qnpstlon of thu financial relations bo-
ween England and Ireland , which has been j
brought i-o much to the fore of late by the
finding of thu Royal Commission of Ininlry
that Irnland la , In proportion to England ,
> clnc overtaxed to the extent of 2.7"iOfmo I
isr annum , to's had a certain olfect on. the )
rish conservatives , and this year we have ,
seen the principal land owners throughout i
the country , north as well as south , do-
namllng in no measure ; ! terms financial r-
fonn , and wo have the unusual siiectacle of
nationalist ami conservative members of
Parliament spniklug from the same platfoun ]
anJ demanding thai England should cease to :
rob Ireland. |
At a meeting at Cork early tills year , pre- ,
pldcd over by Lord lirandon , Lord Castlctown j
said that England would have to grant m-
forms of taxation In Ireland or Europe wou'.cl
soon hear of an Irish question as they hear
toJay of nn Armenian question , and ho wept !
on to remind England that she had lost I
America nnd that she might yet ICBO Ire- !
land. '
Hut the 'majority ' .of these Irish landlords
liAtn ntlll i > in > li in Icirn nt p'lltlcat wisdom ,
n.-uinn.il hem ty and honor The llnnnclM
rlnttom. ngi'nli n.in going along uplrri-
didl ) a , d fir niiRtlirh Rovernmriit oi > <
ginning to Iv .tiTiousiy preorcuplri ) an.l
anxious over thin united action taken by lh
eVnsfpK u If.ul so 1 : I > K succeeded in playing
off ngnlnul one another , when Muddcmy ,
without my apparent CMU C. the movement
on Hie connorvfltlve Hide 'began lo flag aid
mfinr of thf lamllcmls tested attending Hn <
mcctlngn. Then we learr.ed that some < ' (
them wcro rontempUitlng a * dlsqrneful H
plwe of treat-hery s could be Im.iginid
They were etiilMvorltn ? to make prlva-e
tcrnifl for themselves wltli the govirnnient m
tlie hrpe of 'being ' nMi t - raise their ren > '
The Kami CommUild-i Ininlry Just hrMu /
Dublin was the res. . ill
NATIONAL F/PIU1T / OHOW1NO
I believe , however , ( hat the greater va't
of 'the IrU'll ' conservatives condemn ih'a
triMchcroiM notion , and the financial ici.i-
llons ogltatlon M being continued with vigor
I am very liopeftil of the future. IV tin
tlonal spirit throughout Ireland Is st' .nui-r
anil heulthler than ever. There Is n gri at
spiritual nnd literary movement growing up
The genius < f the ] > tst which on made
Ireland the great center of learning and art
of the world seems g. ln awakening In. the
Celtic rare.
Xoxt year the century of our great
struggle for frculom will give us n grand
opportunity of nsjcrllng our national rights
before the world and of disproving the
( \\l\imnU-K \ innd falsehoods which England Id
ever seeking to spread abroad nlKiut us.
She assures the world thnt thn Irish people
are Incapable of self-government and that
they an < really content with her rule.
The delegations from nil liberty Inving
conn trim who will ccnm next year to take
part with us In the great national pligM
mage which wo are org.inl7.lng to visit all
the battlellehM of 170S , where the loyal
Irish 'peasants ' armed only with their
courage nnd their love of our native land.
fought against the regular trooiw of Eng
land and were not nubdned until KngMml
hid concentrated UiO.OOO soldiers In Ire
land these foreigners will fee In the
thousands and thousands of oxlled Irish who
will return to do honor to the heroes and
martyrs of liberty that the Irish race , no
matter what the political dissensions of their
leaders , are united and that the whole rnco
Is determined to be free and nre only waitIng -
Ing n favorable opportunity of becoming so
In fact.
HiirKlpn'M Aruli-n Snlvi * ,
The best salvo In the world fnr Cuts ,
Dmlccs , Seres , Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Kov T
Sores , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chllblal' s
Corns and till Skin Eruptions , and positive y
cures Piles or no pay required. It is gn.-r
antced to glvo perfect satisfaction or mon y
refunded. Price 25 cents vcr box. Kor a'i >
by Ktihn & Co.
Subsrlbo for The Sunday Ilee and read
Anthony Hope's great story "Simon Dale. "
Colnritduiilfx. .
Many new buildings nre going up at La
Junta. '
The Cowmhovcn tunnel nt Afpen Is ( o lie
extended 1,000 feet further.
Ilouldcr people are planning for a ho.spral
for the lienellt of the State university
Utes are said to be slaughtering hundn-.N
or elk , deer , fawns and antelope In Homt
nml Rio Mlanco counties.
A train load of 7,500 sheep was stopped
by the sheriff nt Oiand Junction SatnnMv
bemuse their owner could not show an in
spection certificate.
There Is a largo force of men at w > ilc
on tbo Shofhnne , near Trinidad , taking out
ere that runs over ? ! > 00 to the ton. The
ore Is being shipped to Denver.
The Gold .Mint property , located on lid'.il
hill , Id being developed. The owners have
just , set aside $10,000 to bo used in develop
ing the mine this winter. A mill has a.no .
been contracted for.
In the lower part of Clear Creek county
the combined' capacity of the mills treat ing
ere during October will show an avcrngf "f
1,000 tras per clay. Aside from this trojt-
ment. the ere buyer * report a heavy l-ic-r. .so
In the shipments of high grade mineral.
The Deer Horn mine , Cripple Creek ; wh . 'h
"petered out" in the spring of 1K92. is n w
owned by W. S. Stratton. He ha > order , , !
an nir compressor from Denver anl w'll '
sink the main shaft to a depth of SOU fot. .
The Deer Horn Is at present producing a
large quantity of second grade gold ore.
A report comes from Springer to the efft-ct
that a rich Dm ! of placer gold has 'Oien ma.lo
at the head of Urraca gulch , ilfty milet
northwest of that town , near Haldy moun
tain. The gold Is said to be very cixir-o
and easily gotten out , and three men ate re
ported to have cleaned up over ? jOO In IUi
dajs with a pc .
Acting Manager Stark of the Raven com
pany. Cripple Creek , Is greatly dehgliiel
over the showing Ills company is now mak
ing. The monthly output so far this year
has averaged about $10,000 , but he i > . > s
this will be materially Increased from no\v
on. All leaser have expired anil It Is under
stood no more will bo granted.
NfWii of a phunomo al mineral strike whuh
has sot the community wild with excitement
conies from Georgetown. In the East
Argentine district ar. ere body was en
countered whlih It Is claimed averages a. ?
high as $2.,000 to the ton through a vein
tineo to four feet wide. The rich ere wa.
cnrnmiUred at a distance of 300 feet from
the side of t'.ie mountain. The ore runs
very high In silver and carries good values
in gold.
The Royal gorge Is to be lighted with
electricity. The running time of the trams
through this remarkable canyon la c
aiTuiiitd ; that tourists are compelled to liana
through It at night , nnd are thus proventcl
from viewing Its beauties. To obviate thu
the railroad crmpatiy proposes to make it
r light as day , and. If anything , to add
to Its Bcenlc beauties because of thn
accentuated lights and shadows which must
play over and between the rocks.
The Yellow Medicine boiler arrived on thu
Kioiind of that property at Salt Lake City
last week. Watson Hrcs. have ha ! about
fourteen head of horses pulling on thm
holler for three dpjrf , bcHldea which a lingo
h'.oi'k und tackle was used on the turns. Thu
d'atanio to the mine Is Just ten miles from
Lake City ami the fourteen horses with abmt
Bt'vt-ii men wcio three day In making the
trip with tl'o bt Her. It will only bo a
short tlmo roiv until the machinery will bo
put In motion.
Ft'.VVV OIIFAS IIIOMCI ) CHAIItS.
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