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TTTR OMATTA T ATT.V TVPVR ! WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3.1. 1808.
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SITUATIONS WANTE1I.
BOOKKEEPER nnd cashier wants
position ; competent and experienced man ;
A 1 reference * and recommendations , x
53. Hee. A WO 31
FIRST-CLASS horsoshocr desires situation
In or out of Oinnha. AddrobH M , Heo
Council Bluffs , la. A-MM1 SI
MEAT CUTTER Young man , single , do-
Birea a position us mtut cutter , ten yours
experience. A C U 'o. A 842-30 *
UI3LP.
fiALESMtON for clKurs ; < 15 n month nnd
expenses ; old firm ; experience unneces
sary. C. C. Ulahop & Co. , Bt. Louis , Mo.
. B-576
/ * i " "VILORB , nttend Dyhr'fl cutting school ;
. . " . irt 't Bystcms ; charges reasonable. 518 S.
1 . ' < lltnnhn . B-M7C4 K'l
"OUNG men to learn linmer tradu ; only 6
to 8 weeks required ; wo give our gradu
ates employment till they receive in wnges
ns much ns they pny for tuition and ex
penses while learning. St. Louis Barber
College , Odd Fellows' bldg. , cor. Dodge
nnd 14th , Omahu , Nob. Prof. 8. Randolph ,
, . , .
Instructor. * B . M103 S3
TWO clothing salesmen wanted In Omaha
nnd ono In ench county in every state , to
tnKo orders for our $5.00 to $10.UO mado-to-
measure suits and overcoats ; live men
without experience can make $150.OU per
month ; If you can furnish satisfactory
reference , we will furnish n comoleto sample -
plo line and outfit nnd start you at work
nt once. For particulars , address Ameri
can Woolen Mllln Co. , Enterprise Build
ing , Chicago. P M102 t ! '
TED , nctlvo man as mnnneer estnb-
. . - . ' dillfp InislnpiH paving $1 " 00 yearly
cii.ir ; capital tequlrcd , $250. 426 N. Y. Llfo.
1 B-M6I5 S25
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YOUNG StEN lllustrnted
, our catalogue
explains how to learn barber trade In
eight weeks ; mailed free. Motor's Barber .
College , . St. Ipuls. B 696 82 *
WANTED two tllo layers. Apply after 7
p. m. I' . McArdle , 2515 Hamilton st.
B S13-31 *
WANTED , reliable men to tack ndvcrtis-
Ing s'gns ' ; $ ! 6 weekly nnd expenses ; send
lOo for postage , sample , etc. Koln Chcm-
Icnl Co. , 2429 N. Cdlorado street , Philadel
phia , Pa. B-MS9731 *
"WANTED , four young men to travel and
tnke orders for portrait work ; must bo
workers ; npply nt Victoria hotel. W. P.
McMlllnn. B-M009 31
WANTED FEMALE
100 GIRLS for nil kinds of work ; J3 to J7
wok. Canadian Olllce , 1522 Douglas.C577
C-577
GOOt > girl to Help cook nnd chambermaid.
Lange lit. i el. 604 S. 13th St. C 136
WANTED- girls , 1524 DodgeTel. . 876.
V/ANTED. n girl to work In kitchen nt
422 S. 18th St. C31
W.OO WEEKLY salary explaining to fam-
illcR novel methods of Introducing house
hold articles without cost to purchaser.
428 N. Y. Life bldg. C-M646 S25
GOOD cook. S. E. cor. Jones & 38th.
. C-M640
EXPERIENCED girl for general houso-
work. 830 S. 3Sth nvo. C-M767 31
"WANTED , competent girl for treneral
housework. SOO Park avo. C M911 S2
"WANTED. Indies to sell the latest , most
fashionable petticoat made ; ngcnts mnko
from J15 to $60 per week. Address Paris
Skirt Co. , 451 Pearl street , Cleveland , O.
C M9W 31 *
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
CHOICE house < nnd cottnges nil over city ;
5 to J75. Fidelity , flral floor. N. Y. Life.
D-57S
.HOUSES. Bcnewn & Co. , 108 N 15th St.
kl D-5I9
S. . stores. Bernls , Paxton block.
D-5SO
MOVINP hoiificliqld goods nnd pianos.
Omnha Vnn & Storage Co , , 15HV1 Fnrnum.
Tel 1559. D-5S1
FUlj "ITURE Rtid leasehold of n 7 nitd 13
rooin modern Hat for sala ; bargain ; rtood
location ; rent low. Bemls , Paxton block.
D-JS2
A FEW COTTAOna. 436 Uonrd Trade.
D-S03
MODERN , detnched , nine-room house ; nice
lawn , Hhado trees , choice locution ; 2529
Capitol avenue : rental , $3.1 00. Tel. 573.
B. II Roblson , McCugua Bldg. D-EBC
SIX-ROOM modern Hat. 1112 South llth.
D-141
FOR RENT , several good r.ouses 3 to 7
rooms. G. L. Green , 2S Barker Block.
D-M403
CHOICE Br. lint. 120 S. 25 St. 604 Bee bldg.
D 5SU
BENEWA'S residence to rent , 3230 Hurt.
D-M636
TO RENT , houses or stores. Apply to ff.
W. Robbins. 1SU2 Fnrnam. D-MJ08
FOR RENT , G-ropm cottage , nice location.
Just off Shermnn Avo. ; would sell part of
furniture for lfl s than onq-teoth of coot ;
n great opportunity. A. M. CowlP , 211 So.
IStll St. D-MS33 S3
FOR RENT KURNlfcMED UOOMS.
VISITORS to the Transmtsslsslppl nnd In
ternational Exposition wishing to secure
comfortable tiu.irtcrs can Have time nnd
expense by writing to or calling upon the
OIHclal Info : illation Bureau , 1519 KariKUn
St , , tlio uiiiy authorized ugeiicy of the
Exposition mamucinont. Strangers on
arrival In Omahu can take streut cars
direct from nny depot. Oillco open day
and night. E-5i8
ROOMS. WOO month. 1916 Fnrnnn. . J
E-642 S0 .
PI KASANT rooms , rheap , central : 1512
Davenport. E-M795 S3 .
ROOMS , transients , EOo up ; week J2 up.
511 N. 19th E-M779-SJ
FOR RENT , nicely furnished rooms. 2010
Davenport. E M407
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FURNISHED rorms , facing exposition
grounds , board If desired. 3S11 N 20th St : ,
. E-M37I BIT *
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[ , ' THREE nice rooms , housekeeping. 1113
ff South llth. E-M476
'Jj FURNISHED rooms $2.00 n week ; also
lv Biiltn of rooms for llcht housekeeping ,
prloo $3,50 went. 1702 Webster.
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E-MS92 S2
NICKL7 furnished rooms for transient * .
209 Snenccr St. , Kountze Place , near ex
position. E M143
nitMsini ) HOOMS AND IIOAHD.
MPS J3 .It. SPOTTS. 5S2 N. 19th St. , nice
cool rooms , gas , li.Uli , llrat-c-lass bonrd ;
rates reasonable.F M > 55 S2J
THE BPNEF1T IIOUSE-Zlht and Plnknt-y
bts , lUty daintily furnish d rooms fine
t-cu ; m > from the Arch of the States ;
everything new und llrat clans ; terms
reasonable F f > i
Un MERWAM-Vlrst class tamlly hotel.
3 th uttDodtre Uta. F Lili
TA KB. down that "for sale" or "for rent"
B. vlbjyour uliMlow The Bee re-uh" ' *
niAre people In a day than will past yo ir
window In a month , nnd they consult
I'l'ltMSllED ' ROOMS AND HOARD.
( Continued. )
EXPOSITION VISITORS-The Saratoga
Hotel , European or American , Jl.OO nnd
up ; adjoins the grotmds , Sherman ave- i
nue cur line passp.t the houno ; summer I
resort style : famlllea solicited ; modern ,
cool , homelike ; baths. ? as , piano and II- <
brnry. Telephone l :4. Double parlors. <
hummock * , vast vcrnndns , park , gents In
the street cnrs ; no dust ; Jolly peoplo'nnd
croquet. Wilto 01 'phono this mlrlute ;
special offer for those who do. F AhVJU
LARGE , pleasant rooms , first clncs board.
1909 Capitol nve. F M65I 31
WANTED for bonrd , n married couple , no
rhlldren , In private family , centraly
I < M ted on West Fnrnam st. Ad'lr" < * A '
5 Hea. F-&I7 S7 * !
KOR RENT VNKKRMSIIEU ROOMS.
FURNISHED or unfurnished Blnplp or
cnsuiie , by dny or inontli , 62UJ S. I9fh.
| . ' ( R RE.NT STORES AMI OFFICES.
FOR RENT Tfie 4-story bnck building nt
91C Farnam St. This building has n lire-
ptoof cement basement , wat'r ou nit
Hours , gas , etc. Apply at the olficf of
The IJce. 1-U10
DESK room G. G. Wallace. 313 Brown.Blk.
1 DJj
NICE rtore. Corner 21th and Hamilton. Apj
ply 2518 Caldwe.ll. 1-MIS5 1
FOR RENT , a good barn-box stult- heap
1M2 Cass st. I M749
IN U. S.'Nal'l Bk. Bldg. Inq. 601 Re
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FOR RENT , first floor nnd rmsomcnt of our
building , 407 nnd 409 South 10th St. The
Brunswick Balke Collcnder Co. I
I-MS26 SI I
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FOR RENT , prtrt of store In South Omaha , |
next to postofllco ; suitable for1 tea and ,
coffee or Jewelry. Inquire on promises
or 131S Fnrnam. I-M90S S2
AGENTA WANTED.
AGENTS nnd branch ninnngers ; salary or
commission. Hunter TallorlnB Co. , Cin
cinnati. O. J M947 Oct-ll
AGENTS Wnnted-'Our ' Naval
- Wnr with
Spain , " complete book , Including terms of
peace , ready September 1st ; 700 pages ,
Illustrated : outfit free. Address National
Pub. Co. , Lakeside bldg. , Chicago.
J-M706 S3 *
AGENTS.
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK.
THE 4TH LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE
CO. IN THE- WORLD ,
OFFERS TO MEN OF INTEGRITY ,
ABILITY AND ENERGY , WITH OR
WITHOUT EXPERIENCE , TERRITORY
IN IOWA OR NEBRASKA. CONTRACTS
WITH RENEWALS DIRECT WITH THE
COMPANY POLICIES HAVE CASH
VALUES. PAID UP OR EXTENDED
INSURANCE FOR FULL AMOUNT OF
POLICY , ENDORSED THEREON. WITH
OTHER FEATURES THAT MAKE THEM
SELL AT SIGHT.
FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS A. C.
HUNT , MANAGER. 67 BEE BUILDING ,
OMAHA. J-
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"THE CONFICT WITH SPAIN , " by Henry
F. Kccnan ; the only genuine history of
the war ; over COO pagw ; over 150 Illustra
tions ; authentic , nccurate , olllclnl , com
plete ; of thrilling' Interest ; outfit now
rondy ; agents wnnted ; liberal terms. P.
W. Klegler & Co. , 326 Dearborn street ,
Chicago , III. J-MS02 31 *
WANTED TO RENT.
SUITE of two or three room ? , furnished ,
for light housekeeping : In Omaha or the
Bluffs. Addrtss Rewln , Oenernl "Delivery ,
City. K-W7-30 *
MARRIED couple wnnt room nnd bonrd In
strictly private family ( permanent ) ; have
furniture for rooms. Address A 4. BPB.
K M833 SI *
BOARD and 2 rooms , father and daughter ,
near Farnam nnd 28th school ; permanent.
Address A 3 , Bee. k MS24 Sl
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage nnd Warehouse Co. , 90-
910 Jones , general storage und forwarding1.
M 591
OM. Vnn & Storage , 151U4 Farnam. Tel. 1559.
M-592
WANTED TO DU\ .
IF YOU are In need of anything try the
Want Columns of The Boo ; thev will
bring you what you want. N So ?
OWNERS wishing to sell their property
should list with us ; have numerous inqui
ries for cheap homes. Byron Reed Co.
N 207 S13
THE BEST HOME. $2,000 will buy on easy
terms. Mall full descriptions. X 64 , Bee.
N-M751
SND-HAND bicycles. Omaha Bicycle Co.
N-M764
WILL pay cash for 10 acres farm land
within 25 miles of Omaha. Address 1420
N. 30th St. N M832 SI *
WANTED to buy. pigs and cow , nnd pay
In painting nnd paper hanging. C. Compton -
ton , cnro F. D. Wend. ICth nnd Douglas
streets. N-M9J7 S6
AV.A > 'TEDtgood roll top deal : , at 110 Board
of Trade ; state prlco nnd kind.
N-M59S 31 *
TOR SALE FURNITURE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co. will sell furniture
and stoves below cost ; cot beds , 75c ;
mattresses. 50c ; pillows. 20c. 1403-10 Dodse.
O M831 85
FOR SALE HORSES , WACJONs"ETC. .
VEHICLES nil kinds. Prices greatly re-
dtu-cd ; iihnctnnottes , stirrlei : , .special bar
gains. Ciawford Co. , 1311 Jones.
Jones.PM7S2
P-M7S2 32
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
LARGEST stock hardwood lumber , hog
fence , waxing imi > iics , etc. Cfins. R. Lee ,
9th nnd Uouglat ) . Q 693
HOG , poultry and lawn fe.iccs ; nil wire ; Is
btst. Wire Works , 14th and llarney.
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B. HAAS ? Florist , 1S13 VInton St. . Tel. 776 ;
plants , cut fUwers , bouquets , hall , resl-
dence , reading and grave decorations.
Orders by mall or express promptly filled.
Q-7&3
B OAHN nnd nlto Cahn cornet. Marowltz ,
418 N. 16th. Q-fi53
FOR SALE , ten R.I.P.A.N.8. for C cents
nt druggists ; one gives relief. Q 594
I HAVE 2 Remington typewriters Hut I
will sell cheap. Frank E. Moorcs , city
Hull. 0-.W5
FOR SALE , Chose piano. 922 Douglas st.
Q-M763 S3
100 KINDS mineral -waters Shermnn &
McConnell Drug Co. , 1513 Dodue St. ,
' Omnha Q M3b9 SIS
FOR SALE. 10,000 fret lumber , sheeting ,
ship lap , 2x4 nnd 4x4 : been used 4 months.
Ed T. Heyden. 323 N. 16th. Q-M784 S2
FOR SALE , reliable patent for stnto of
Nobrnbku. Address A , Bee otllce , Council
Bluffs. Q-543
FOR SALE , St Louis lire brick , $14.00 per
M. Win. J. Wolshans. 'Phone 207.
Q-M69S
BARGAINS In good second hand Hurroys ,
plmctons , concords nnd end sprlnc , tup
buggies nt A. J. Simpson's , 1409 Dodge St.
Q-439
PIANO SALIJ , Hardman , Hnrrlngton nnd
Exposition pianos ut reduced priced. Tel.
HflKutab. . lf > 59. Miifllcr Piano & Qrirnn
Co , 211 S. ISth , Farnam. Q M796 31
I-OU SALE , No. 2 Remington , perfect or
der. 1411 Cnss St. Q-MS40 31 *
ELKGANT standard upright piano , walnut
cnso : cash only cheap. 311 S. 9th.
Q.-M910 SI *
STAMPS , coins , bought , sold.
4lt ) -v ICth . Q-MS4S S30
MISCELLANEOUS ,
TWENTY-FIVE cents will buy the latest
publli atlon Illustrating the U. S. and
S | anltih navies , naval commander * etc. ;
ii < , s ; 2U ) photographic reproductions ,
with a largo map of the East and West
Indlpfi. at the Office of The Bee If or-
cUrtl by nail , address Navy Photograp
Department. Omaha Bee. R870
ANTI-MONOPOLY Oarbaze Co. , cleans
- & privy vaults. 1,21 N. 18. Tel 17.9.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
VIENNA fortune teller , IS yrs , In Omaha.
Past , present und future. 1411 Howard at.
H-2.17 313'
MRS. FRITZ , clairvoyant , 808 N. l < ! th.
S-2UI SH
MME. OYLMER , nature's true palmist ,
1C05 Dodge St. S-M75 ! S3
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MILTON , the medium , who slvos such
proofs every Sundny night nt Pnttcrson's
hall , cnn bo consulted dally nt 1623 Dodge '
St , corner 17th ; ndvlccs on love , mnrrlnge , I
divorce , changes , evil Inllucnces nnd dis
eases ; In fact , anything you want to' '
know : sntlsfncllon or no chnrges. Hours ,
9 n. m. to 8 p. m. S-M833 S2 ,
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MASSAGE , MATHS , ETC ,
BATHS , ladles only. Mrs. Porter , 203 Dnug.
Blk. T 120-S-9 ,
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MASSAGE nnd baths ; Indies nnd gentlemen - I
men ; , magnetic treatment. M. Brlsson ,
107 N. 12th. T-M315 SIS *
LAURA ELLISON , baths , mnssngo nnd
magnetic trcntmont. 119 N. 16th , room 12 ,
upstairs. T 4C1-S20 *
MMR. A M. ES , 507 S. 13th , R. 10 ; mnp affO
baths. T MC20 31 *
MRS. DR. LEON , electric nmssaso bath
parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. 11 ,
upstairs. T-MSOD SI *
MADAME ] SMITH. 118 North IBth fltr t.
massage nnd baths ; room 2. T S49-S-6 *
PERSONAL.
VIAVI CO. , 346 Bee bulldtns. U-E97
$30 J RUPTURE cured for 0. No detention
from business ; U years in timah.i Cull
or wrltf for rlrrulars. Empire Rupture
Cure , 932-9X5 New York Life bldg. , Omaha ,
| Neb U-StS !
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PILES cured in 7.to " 10 days , without pain ;
ono trentment "Hues the work : call or
send for clrculnis. The Empire Pllp Cure ,
932 New York Life building , Omaha.
A LARGE Map of the World , one of Cuba
nnd another of the cnt're Wt > 9t Indies.
showing Cuba , Porto Rico , Hnytl , San
Domingo , Mnrtlnlquu nnd all the other
West Indian Islands ; 10 cents , at The Uo
office. By mall , 14 cents. Address Cuban
Map Dept. , Omaha Bee. U63
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BATHS , massage. Mme. Post , 319& S. 15th
U-593
, NELLIE F. Rjley. manicure , chiropodist ,
I hair dressing. 415 McCaeue Bldfr.
U-749-Sopt. 1
PRIVATE hgspltnl for ladles before nnd
during confinement , Cables adopted. Ex
perienced physician in attendance. 1136
N. 17 st. , Omaha. U-M16I Sll
HOW to become lawful physicians , law
yers , dentists or pharmacists. Lock box
190 , Chicago. U-M763 A6 *
LADIES' Turkish baths. Mme. Post , 319 %
S. 15th. U-600
DOCTORS If you hnvo money , brains nnd
enterprise , but few patients , I may help
you. Write to X 24. Bee. U-M9S6
BTILL IN THE LEAD-Get your shoes half
eolcd and heeled while you wait 15 min
utes for 60c ; work guaranteed , 710 N. 16th.
U-347 A30
THE Omaha Social club Introduces strang
ers and makes them nt homo ; furnishes
correspondence. Cnll or address , with
stamp. R 2 , 520 S. Uth. Allle Turncy , mnr.
U-M181 S12
PRIVATE hospital ; bntol-s ndopted ; con
finement casc taken. Mrs. Rlttor , 2214
Sewnrd , tel. 2231 U MS50 816
MARRIED ladles should send'10 cents for
valuable secrets. Box 321 Omnha.
U-M601 S23 *
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LADIES' Bath Pnrlors , 220 Bee Bldp.
Cabinet treatments $1 , electrical bnths COc.
Telephone 1718. U-M333
WOULD llko young Indy with smnll capital
for bin moneymaker. X 21 , Bee.
U-M573 31 *
MISS MAYER , leadlnrr chiropodist , mani
cure , 400 Paxton blk. , has reduced prices
on account of expo , visitors ; manicure ,
t5c ; shampoiolng , 35c ; foot treatments ,
half price , with directions how to effect n.
permanent cure ; Infallible foot powder
positively cures odorous perBptrntton nnd
tender feet. U MS25 629
YOU want the best school ; write a postal
canl for the catalogue of the Capitol City
Commercial college nnd the Capital Cltv
School of Shorthand. Address Mphnn &
McC'nulcy , Des Molnes , In. U M90331
SHOES soled nnd heeled , 60c. 710 N. 16th.
U M900 830
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
WANTED , choice farm and city loaas. R.
C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
W-602
$100,000.00 special fund to loan on first-class
Improved Omnha property , or for build-
Ins purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.
W-603
6V- per cent money. Bemls , Paxton Blk.
w CM
$1,000 nnd upwards to loan on Improved
property , w. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320
Fnrnam St. W-C05
6 PER cent city and farm loans. Garvln
Bros. , 1613 Farnam St. W 60G
ANTHONY Loan & Trust Co. , 315 N. Y. L. ;
quick money nt low rates for choice farm
lands In Iowa , Northern Missouri. East
ern Nebraska. W C07
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Bremmn-Love Co. , 219 S. 16th.
W-608
THE UNION LIFE IUSURANCE COM
PANY of Omaha , Neb. , has money to
lend on Improved farming lands. Over
Commercial National Bank , 16th and Fnr
nam Sts , W-9C3-S-7
REAL EfoTATB and mortgage brokers nnd " 7
promoters should write for circular. In
vestors' Directory Co. , New York.
York.W997
W-997
MORTGAGES. Wnllace , 213 Brown block.
W-M7JJ
TO LOAN $275 on Improved real estate
security at S per cent. Address Y 33 , Bee.
W 555
SPECIAL fund to loan
on gilt-edged secur
ity In amounts of $4POO to $10,000 , 6 per
cent. G. G. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Blk.
W 818 31
MONEY TO LO IX CHATTELS.
$10 TO $10,00) TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIA
NOS , HORSES , WAGONS AND CAR
RIAGES , WAREHOUSE 11ECKIPTB.
etc. , at lowest ratvs in
Omaha , South Omahu and Council Bluffs.
No removal of goods ; itriiHly confidential ;
you cnn pay the loan off at nny time or
lu any amount * .
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
SOU SOUTH 16TH.
THE OLDEST. I VRGEST AND UNLY IN
CORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN
OMAHA. X 609
MONEY loaned on llfo Insurance policies ,
pianos , furniture , warehouse iccflpts ,
Jewelry , horses , cows. etc. DulT Green ,
room 8 , Barker Blk. ' Xr-MH6
DIAMOND loan ofilce , 1315 Douglas ; unre
deemed diamonds , wafhts , etc , sold cheap , .
445-S-20
MONEY loaned salnrlcd people holding
penr.nnent positions , with responsible
concerns upon their ovm name , without
oecurity ; easy payments. Tolman. R 7Cti ,
N. Y. Llfo bldff. X-C10
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WILL erect bulldlns on lot 60x10) ) on 21th
St. , So. Omaha , Neb. , across from the
new postofllce , for nny llr.it-clu .s busi
ness. F. J. Lewis , Room No 22 , W ire
Bloclc.
PRINTlNG-Qulck. clean , cheap. Kan Cnss
Y-M670 S26
MUST t > e i-old : small manufacturing buM-
nebs ; profits 4W n r cent ; alsn chiropodist
business ; splendid location ; Invoitre ito
them , Addrem A 8 , Bee. \ ' MS 6,31 *
IF YOU wnnt to buy. Rell , trade or rent
anything call room 512 Brown block
Y-MS93 S6
SECOND HAND Fl'IlNHURE.
stVK JIANDI E the best turn turo and
rstoves , highest market price paid : sold
at small proflt. David HroUy no IdS.
llth . M1CS Nov 11
S.th
WE will sell rood woven wire rt > ta with
mattress for $1.23. Lewis. * 1114
FOR EXCHANGE.
IF YOUR mortgage i due I will trade
clear lot for equity. X 46 , Bee.
H13
A GOOD Improved farm and some money
to trade for stock of shoes. Lock Box 14 ,
Hebron , Neb. S5-M622 81 *
SO-ACRE farm , well Improved ; a pleasant
homo ndjolning n good railroad town ! the
very best of soil ; will exchange for an
Omaha residence ; n rare chance. M. J.
Kennnrd & Sou. 310 Brown blk. Z 6S2
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
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HOUSES , lots , fnrmt. land * , loans ; also
lire Insurance. Bemls , Paxton block.
RE-612
HAVE you some lots to sell ? Now Is the
time to dispose of them ; let the people
know that you wnnt to dispose of them.
The Bee reaches the people who hnvo the
money. RE SC6
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FOR SALE , desirable residence lots , 124x
130. In first-dnss location : ten minutes'
walk from court house ; cheap for cash.
Address O 61 , Beo. RG-M707
$359.00 FOR 6 full-sized lots oti electric car
line. J. M. Frcnzcr , opp. old I' . O.
RE-M702
FOR SALE Drlow' place , 16th
sts. , { 3,000 ; fine corner lot. Address 1016
Chicago st. RE--M9G9 SS *
FOR SALE , three of thp best lots"iii iioff-
man Terrace ndd , on West Leavenworth
st. ; $10000 w'll tnko them nil O. B.
Tzschuck , care Omaha Bee , RE 578 SI *
"PEAUTIFUL CLIFTON HILL"
100 nice cottajro homes for sale to men of
"moderate inenns" on easy terms , and to
men of "limited Income" nmnll cnsh pnyr
mcnt onlv required. To the man with
i money \\ho rents n home "rash talks. " i
1 A. P. Tukey. Board of Trade. RE-7S2 1
,
TO BUY or sell houses , lots or Innds. Call
on J. W. Robbins , 1802 Farnnm.RE
RE M7C9
7 GREAT BARGAINS IN NEBRASKA
LANDS :
SM acres , Hall county , $3.CO per acre.
IfO ncres. Merrlck county , $7.00 per aero.
173 ncros , Cheyenne county , $1.60 per acre.
139 : acres , Sheridan county , $1.60 per ncro.
ICO ncrcs , irrigation district , Scotts Bluffs ,
$3.50 per ncre.
Any of the above lands offer a enfe and
profitable Investment , costing little to
hold. G. a. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Blk.
RE-S19-31
THE greatest bargain we1 have heard of Is
the seven-room modern cottage adver
tised In Sunday's Bee by A. M. Cowlo , 211
So. 18th St. , for sale on monthly pay
ments. RE-M839 82
SNAP , 47x111 , 20th street , nt grade , on paved
street , smnll house , $750. F. D. Wend ,
16th and Douglas. RE M900 S3
LOST.
LOST , gent's gold watch , made by James
Kahn , No. 10100 : left In closet at Union
Pacific depot ; liberal reward for return
to U. P. ticket office. LOST 709
LOST , n smnll child's Jacket , return to
2614 St. Mary's Ave. nnd receive reward.
Lost-S15-31
LOST OR STOLEN Irish setter dog about
to have pups. Return to 3928 North 21st
and receive reward. 846-31 *
LOST , a bay mare , weight about 1,000 ; ono
whlto hind foot ; three of her legs have
been cut by wire ; she escaped from pns-
turo near Bollovno about the 21st. Ad
dress box IS , Elkhorn. Lost M901 31
SHORTHAND ATVTJ TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S school , 717 N. Y. Life. The
school whoso students got employment.
Conducted by an experienced reporter.
61S
AT OMAHA Bus. College , 16th & Douelna.
617
SHORT-HAND , up-to-date , tnught by court
reporters. Boyles' School. 403-6-7 Bee bldg.
618
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent , $4.00 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1G25
Fnrnam St. ; Telephone 128 . 613
WE rent and sell the best typewriters
made ; largest stock of good supplies In
Omaha. United Typewriter and Bupr"
Co. , 1612 Farnam st. 4 !
SECOND-HAND Smith Premier and Rem
ington typewriters ; repairs for all makes ;
western agents for Williams typewriter ,
Derlght & Co. , 1116 Farnam. Tel. 353.
M-421 S19
MEDICAL.
ALL women who can't raise family should
consult the renowned German specialist ,
Dr. Pries , 1513 Dodge St. Letters 2 cents.
-M5SS S23
DAY MJUSKRY FOR BABIES.
THE DAY NURSERY for babies under 18
months of nge , Is open every day at the
Child Saving Institute , 501 So. 18th St.
Experienced nurses nre In charge and the
best cnro nnd best foods nre given ; leading
ing- physicians donate services when
needed ; mothers who wish to ffo out for
work can leave their babies. U S22-S4 *
TAILORING.
MAX Fogel makes , cleans , repairs clothes.
J 307 S. 17th. 119-8-9
JOE YOUSEN , the tailor , Boyd's Theater
bid ? ; lovely suits $15 ; clothes cleaned nnc
mended at most reasonable prices ; work
called for and delivered. Tel. 182S.
182S.MHO
-MHO 810
AUCTION.
J. R. MAXCY & CO. , auctioneers , room 519
Paxton block , want your auction sales of
real estate , merchandise , furniture , live
slock , etc. 613
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
DR. LIEBER , cancers , femnle diseases
1912 Leavonworth. M 417 Octl9
310NKY TO LOAN.
MONEY to loan , 1 to o months ; furniture
Horses , cows. Duff Green , room 8 , Barker
block. M1S7
STENOGRAPHERS.
WE SOLICIT and furnish positions for
stenographers frep. The Smith-Premier
Typewriter Co. Telephone 12S4. 620
SIGN PAINTING.
S. If. COLE , signs ; 705 S. 27th. 211 S13
STATUARY.
GONNELLA manufactures nrtlstlo fitatu
. ary. Inside ornamental work n specialty
317 S. 10th. M621 Nov. 24
KPPERU3V CORSETS.
ONLY coret made having wnlst line. 'R'om
10 Crcltfhton Blk. , 15 & Douglas. C79-S-46
HARDWOOD LUMBER.
OMAHA Hnrclwood Lumber Co. , oak , hick
ory , ash , cypress , poplar , etc. 13th & Call.
cg > SG
ELECTRO PLATING.
WESTERN plating works. 1112 Dodge St.
MS27 Oct23
SCHOOL OK DllESS CUTTING.
LATEST tnllor system ; diplomas awarded.
Mrs Martin , general agent , tcnchcr , 2233
Charles. M-3'J7 818
CUTTING nnd fitting school ; U , 8. system ,
1C13 Douglas. M1SO Si : *
BICYCLES.
NEW wheel * , 117.50 to J25 ; 2nd hand wheels ,
{ 5 to $15 , Omaha Bicycle Co. , 16 & Chicago.
UJ
s
VOCAL STl IlIO.
UUYMMt. vocal studio , 40S Karb.ich
block. 755 627 *
PIANOS TUNED.
tunc15flL
aiAsovxvouic.
MASONWORK Jobber. E. Healy , 1R2 Clark
St. -677 S26
STEREO AND ELECTHOTYPINO.
II. S. STARK & CO. , 1110 Douglas.
817-O-28
rilRNITURE PACKED
M. S. WALK1N , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331.
621
TRACICAGE.
YARD room , or Btornpe with trncUaqo
centrally located. Address box 62. 727
MOVKU.
W. COY , removed to 1716 St. Mary' * Avo.
M5-N-S9
VIOLINS RISPAIRUD.
C. A. CASC , violins repaired , 410 Shecly
block -i:9s : N14
riicnp loun Karnm fur Snlc
In Madison county 1 have the cheapest
und must desirable farms lu eoutlicui
Iowa , rncei lunging trom J o to $ ju our
ucie. Come and see them or send for list.
Mention Omaha Bee. Address
A. W.CRAWFORD. U Internet , la.
POST-OFFICE NOTICE.
( Should bo read dally by nil Interested , as
changes may occur at nny time. )
i-oittgn mails for the week ending Sep
tember a , IWi , will close ( PRUMPTLA In all
cases ) nt the General Postotllce ns follows :
PARCELS PO&T MAILS close one hour
earlier than closing time shown bulow.
Trnun-Atluiitlc Mnllft.
"WEDNESDAY At 9 a. rn. ( supplementary
luSO : a. in. ) for EUROPE , pur g. B. Teu
tonic , via Quunistown ; ut li:30 ) : a. , in. for
EUROPE , per s. s. Frlesland , via Southampton -
ampton ( letteru must bo directed "per
Fries land" ) .
SATURDAY At 5 n. m. for EUROPE , per
s. a. Luciinla , via Quoenstown ( letters for
France , Switzerland , Italy , Spain , Portu
gal , Turkey , Egypt nnd British India
must bo directed "per Luoanla" ) ; nt 7 n.
m. for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND ,
ITALY , SPAIN. PORTUGAL , TURKEY ,
EGYPT nnd BRITISH INDIA , per s. S.
La Touralne , via Havre ( letters tor other
parts of Europe must be directed "per L (
Touralno" ) ; at 8 a. m. for NETHER'
LANDS direct , per s. s. Werkendam , via
Rotterdam ( letters must be directed "per
Werkendnm" ) ; at 9 n. m. for ITALY , per
B. s. Fulda , via Naples ( letters must bu
directed "per Fulda" ) ; ut 10 a , m. fork
SCOTLAND direct , per B. s. Eth.opln , via
Glasgow ( letters must be directed "per
Ethiopia" ) , at 10:30 : n. m. for EUROPE ,
per s. s. Pennlnnd , via Southampton ( let
ters must be directed "per Pennland" ) ;
at 11 a. m. for NORWAY direct , per s. s.
Norge ( letters must be directed 'per
Norgo" ) .
.fter the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic Malls nanKd above , addi
tional supplementary malls Jvro opened on 1
the piers of the American , English ,
French and German steamers , and ieman | I
open until within ten minutes of the hour ,
of sailing of steamer.
MnlU for South nnd Central America ,
WcHt Iiiillcn. Etc.
WEDNESDAY-AtTz m. ( supplementary 1
p. m. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except
CoHtn Rica ) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS , per s. s. Finance , via Colon ( let
ters for Guatemala must be directed "per
Finance" ) : nt 3 p. m. for RIO JANEIRO
'nnd SANTOS , per s. s. Roman "Prince
( letters for other parts of Brazil nnd La
Plata Countries must be directed "t > er
Roman Prince" : ) ; nt u p. m. for JA
MAICA , per steamer Baltimore
THURSDAY At 1 p. m. for CAPE ) GRA-
CIA8. per s. s. Jason ( letters for Belize ,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala must bo
directed "per Jason" ) ,
SATURDAY-At 8 a. m. for BRAZIL , per
s. s. Galileo , via Pcrnambuco , Bahla and
Rio Janeiro ( letters for North Brazil and
La Plata Countries must bo directed
"per Galileo" ) ; nt 8 a. m. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES direct , per s. e. Bellnrden ;
at 9:30 : a. m. ( supplementary 10SO : a. rn. )
for ST. THOMAS , ST CHOIX , LEE
WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS , per
B. s. Madlana ( letters for Grenada , Trin
idad nnd Tobago must be directed "per
Madtana" ) ; nt 10 n. m. ( supplementary
10:30 : n. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND , JA
MAICA , SAVANILLA , GREYTOWN and
COSTA RICA , per 8. s. Altai ; nt 10:30 : n ,
m. for HAITI , per s. B. Prlns Wlllem IV
( letters for Venezuela. Curacao , Trinidad ,
British and Dutch Guiana must bo di
rected "per Prlns Willom IV" ) : at 8:30
p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per
Htcamer from North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland by rail to Hall-
fax , and thcnco by steamer , close at this
ofMco dally nt 8JO : p. m. Malls for Ml-
quelon , by rail to Boston , and thcnco by
steamer , close at this ofllco dally nt 8:30 :
p. m. Malls for Mexico City , overland ,
Unless specially addressed for despatch by
steamer , close nt this office dally at 2:30 :
a. m. nnd 2:30 : p. m. 'Registered mall
closes at 6:00 : p. m. previous day.
TrniiB-I'iiclflc Malli.
Malls for China , Jnpaii and Hawaii , per
s. s. Bclglc ( from San Francisco ) , close
hero dally up to August 23th nt 0:30 : p. m.
Mails for Australia ( except those for West
Australia , which are forwnrdod via Eu
rope ) , New Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI nnd
Samoan Islands , per s. s. Monna ( from
' Ban Francisco ) , close here dally up to
September * 3d at 7:00 : IT. m. , 11 a. in. and
C:30 : p. m. ( or on arrival at New York
of s. R. Utrnrla with British moJls for
Australia ) . Malls for China and Japan ,
per B. s. Empress of China ( from Van
couver ) , close hera daily up to September
flth at 6:30 : p. m. Malls for China and
Japan , per s. s. Olympla ( from Tncoma ) ,
close here dally up to September * Sth nt
6:30 : p. m. Mails for Australia ( except
West Australia ) , New Zealand , Hawaii
nnd FIJI Islands , per s. s. Mlowera ( from
Vancouver ) , close hero dally nfter Sep
tember 3d nnd up to September * 16th nt
6:30 : p. m. Malls for the Society Islands ,
per ship Tropic Rlrd ( from San Francis
co ) , close here dally up to September
24th at 6:30 : p. m ,
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of
nailing dally and the schedule of closing
is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mail closes nt 0:00 : p. m. previous
day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT ,
Postmaster.
Postofflce , New York , N. Y. , Aug. 26 , 1S33.
' RAILWAY TIME "CAni r
UNION PACIFIC "THE
Overland Route" General
Olllces. N. W. Corner Ninth
nnd Famnm Streets. City
Ticket Onice. 1302 Fnrnnm
Street. Telephone 316. Depot -
. . _ . . pot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
"The Overland
Limited" for Den
ver. Salt Luke ,
nnd western p'ta. . 8:50 : am 4:45 : pm
The Colorado Spe
cial , for Denver &
nil Colorado p'ts , 11:5S : pm 6:40 : am
Fast Mall Train for
Denver , Salt Lake ,
Pacific coast and
all western points 4:33 : pm 6:40 : am
Lincoln , Beatrice &
Stromsburg Ex. . . 3:30 : pm * 1230 ; pm
Fremont. Colum
bus , Norfolk. Or'd
Island and North
Platte 4:33 : pm 4:15 pm
Columbus local * 6:50 : pm 9:40 : am
Bouth Omaha I/oonl PIBHrnvon ' , o.Jj a.
m.r 7:00 : n. m. ; 9:10 : n. m. ; 3:03 : p. m. Ar
rives , 10:30 : a. in. ; 3:30 : p. in. ; 6 p. m.
rives , 7:20 : u. m. ; 8:25 : n. m. ; 6:10 : n. m. ; 11:30 :
n. m. ; 3Q5 : n. m. ; " 3-.y > p. m. ; 4:20 : p. m , :
G40 ; p. in , ; 8:30 : p. m ; MflSO : p. m. ; 9:05 : n
m. ; 11:55 : p. m.
'DnVfy. Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE &
St. PttUl Ralhvny - , City
ickot OflU-e. JMI Fnrnnm
Street , Telephone , 2SI , De-
rot , Tentr' and Mason
Streets. Telephone , I2x
Chicago . . . . . Leave. Arrive.
Limited
Express . . . 6:45 : pm 6M : am
Omaha & Chicago
" 11:00 : am N:1B iim
nioux I'Uj and Des
M , incH I'x'/ruis . . H'fiani 'i-"i rm
Manilla Local * 10CO : pm ' 9:15 : nm
'JJallv "Dnlly .
except bvi.-iay ,
SV ABTiTlI UMLROAD- i
Tlcket ouitp. Htj Karnnm
Street. Telephono. t > 9. mn
pot , itnth and Mason
Jitrecls. Telephone , tis.
. . , " \ Leave. Arrive ,
.r-pulfl "Calion
ll.VILAVAY TIME CAIIU.
( Continued. )
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST-
rrn Railway City Ticket
Ortlce , 1401 Fnrnam Street.
Telephone. Ml. Depot ,
Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone , 629 ,
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago
Special 6:40 : nm 11:55 : pm
Mo. Vnlley , Sioux
City , St. Paul &
Minneapolis 6:00 : nm 10:45 : pm
Mo. Vnlley , Sioux
City I 7:45 : nm 9:00 : pra
Boone , Dennlson ,
j.1 Council Blurts 10:10 : pm 10:03 : nm
Eastern Ex. , DCS
I Slolnps , Marshall-
town , Cedar RapIds -
Ids nnd Chicago. . . Ml:03 : am 4:20 : pin
Atlantic Flyer , Chi-
caiio nnd EMU ! 4:55 : pm 4:20 : pm
Fast Mail , Chicago
to Oinalia 3:15 : pm
i Northern Lxpress. . . 6:30 : pm 8:40 : nm
11 t i . .ilia-ClilL-apo Spe
cial 6:55 : pm 8:25 : nm
Ually.
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL. MIN-
Tlckct Odlce , 1401 Fnrnnm Street. Tele
plu | ho , 661. Dcpnt , Fifteenth and Webster
Streets. Telephone , 1,45VLrnvc.
Lrnvc. Arrive.
Sioux | City Acmm. . 8:30 nm 8:35 : pm
Sioux City Aerom. . 9:50 : am * ' SS5 ; pm
Blair , Uinnrsoti
Sioux City , Ponca ,
Ilnrtlncton and
Bloomilpld 1:00 : pm "lliSS nm
Sioux City , Mun-
knto. St. Paul &
Minneapolis 6:00 : pm S:00 : nm
Dally. * Dally except Sunday. " Sun
day only. Docs not stop ut DcSotn or
Coffman.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Ratlrnnd General unices.
United States Natlonul
Bank Bnlldlns , S. W. Cor-
ncr Twelfth nnd Farnam |
itrect. ' Ticket Olllcc. 1401 Furnam SlreH. .
Telephone. 501. Depot. Tenth und Mason
Stieeta. Telephone , 62S.Lenve.
Lenve. Arrive.
Sioux City. Man-
Unto , St. Paul , 6:00 : am 8:40 : am
JUiinenpoIls . . , . 5.ou pm llM.i inn
Sioux City Local. . 7:15 : urn 9 : < W pin
Dally
FREMONT , ELKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railway-
General Offices. United
National Bank Bldg ,
v-at-u , States
( $ % ! / Southwest Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnam Streets. Ticket Offlce , 1401
; Fnrnam Street. Telephone , Ml. Depot ,
i 15th and Webster Streets. Telephone
I Block Hills , Dend-
j i - wood , Hot Spr 3:00 : pm ' 5:00 : pm
. 3:00 : pm 6:00 : pm
-
tllll * .J WWPl" " "iC "
Hastings , York Da
vid City , Superior ,
Genevn , Exeter &
Sownrd * 3:00pm : 6:00 : pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre
nnd Fremont * * 8:15 : nm 10:45 : am
Lincoln. Wahoo &
Fremont , * ' 8:15 : am 10:45 : am
Fremont LocaLV.Y : . | H5 am
i i York Passenger _ . . " eiluprn ' "u
- DalVy.BB lD alVy"4xcept"sunday.
day only. * * * Dally except Saturday.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
& Pacific Railroad "Tho
Great Uock Island lloute. "
City Ticket Ofllce , 1323
Farnam Street. Telephone
428. Depot , Tenth nnd
Mason Streets. Telephone
629.
Leave. Arrive.
DPS Molhes Local , . . 7:15 : am 11:23 : am
Chicago Express . . . 11:30 : am 8:00 : am
Chicago Fast Express - ,
press C:00 : pm 1:25 : pm
St. Paul Fast Ex
press E:00 : pm 11:25 : am
Lincoln , Colorado
Springs , Denver ,
Pueblo nnd West. . 1:30 : pm 4:25 : pm
Des Molncs , Hock
Island and Chicago -
cage 7:15 pm * 8:50 : pm
Colorado Flyer 0:40 : pm 8:50 : am
Dally. ' * Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Offices and
Ticket Office , Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Streets
Telephone. 104. Depot , 15th
and Webster Bts. Telephone
1458.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas and Neb.
Limited 3:05 : pm 12:55 : pm
Kansas City & St.
Louis Express . . . 9:30 : pm 6:00 : am
Nebraska Local 4:30 : pm 9:45 : nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
BURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad "The
Burlington Burlington Route "Gen
eral Olfices N. W. Corner
Tenth and Farnam Streets.
Ticket Office , 1502 Farnam
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Street. Telephone , 250. De-
Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone
iza :
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings
and McCook 8:33 : am * 9:35 : nm
Lincoln , Denver ,
Colorado , Utah ,
California , Black
Hills , Montana &
Puget Sound 4:33 : pm 4:00 : pm
Hastings Local 7:00 : pm 7:40 : pm
Lincoln Fast Mall 2:55 : prn 11:40 : am
Denver , Colorado ,
Utah. California
nnd Pugct Sound. * 11:50 : pm ' 2:15 : am
Dally. Daily except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY , ST. JO-
scph & Council Bluffs Rail
road "Tho Burlington
Routo" Ticket omce , 1502
Farnam Street. Telephone
200. Depot , Tenth and Mn-
Bon Streets. Telephone 123.
* Arrive.
Express 9:05 : am 5:40 : pm
Express 11:00 pra C30 ; am
Loula 4:30 : urn 12:05 : pm
CHICAGO , BURLINGTON &
Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Uurllngton Route" Ticket
Ofllce , 1502 Farnam Street.
Telephone 250. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone , 128.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Veutlbulad
Express G:05 : pm 8:10 : am
Chicago Express . . 9:45 : am 4:10 : pm
Chicago & 8t.
Louis Express . . . 7 45 pm 8:10 : nm
Crcston Local * 11:40 : pm 9:15 : am
Puclllo Junction
Local " 11:55 am 5:40 : pm
Fast Moll 2:50 : pm
Chlncgo Special . . . 2:15 : am * 11:50 : pm
Daily. Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. I.OUIB RAILroad -
road Omana , Kansas City &
Eastern Railroad "Tim Port
Arthur Route" Ticket Olllca
1415 Fnrnam Street. Telephone -
_ . _ phone 322. Depot , Tenth und
Mason Streets. Telephone 023.
Leave , Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon
Hall Express . . . . 4:25 : pm 11:30 : nm
Kansas City &
Qulncy Local . . . . 7:10 : am 9:05 : pm
Kansas City Ex-
preaa 7:30 nm
Port Arthur Ex
press 8:30 : pm
'
EARLY USES OP GLASS.
Known Klrnt to ( lie Em-pUnn * , but
HroiiKlit to 1'erfccHou ) > > UOIIIJIIIH.
Ill an Interesting nrtlclo on "Ornamental
Glass In All Ages" In the Woman's Homo
Compaulon Orlcna L. Shnckleford has this
to say of the antiquity of glass : "The Egyp
tians used glass ornaments largely for per
sonal decoration. Necklaces , bracelets ,
beads , Rcarabacl , etc , , of exquisite beauty ;
liavo been discovered In their tomb ? . It
also served to bedeck clothing , and in
numerable domestic objects were made iDf
It for dally use. Indeed , this accommodat t-
ing medium was adapted by them to tin
Infinity of purposes , being blown , cast ,
rolled , wrought or cut , as the worker willed ,
whether Into statues of their gods or d.as
glass eyes for the sightless sockcti of tbolr
inummlts , to express the wish of the soul
to arrive safe and whole at the cna of ulU
loqrncy. The Homatis exec)1 ) , ' > the Kgyp- [
lnns as extensive users of / * > s. It nerved
i hem for ( .rcoratlofi to \v/S'and doors , for
i-ll rorts of domestic ve/Og
- , cinerary urns :
and cofilna ( ilia
Egyptians burled Alexan
der the Great In a glass coffin ) , for orna
ment * , to. s , dice , draughts , chessmen and
water clgcka.'Q read of a table of solid
rrlcd
when they sacked the lUcrtml City , but It
la now considered not to hnvo bix-n of pro-
clous stone only fine green glnss or Jns-
pcr yet deemed miHlclcutly valuable to be
set with pearls nnd mounted In gold.
"Theso great builders the most practical
of antiquity were not slow to realize tin
vnltio of this transparent medium as a
means of transmitting light Into their pnl-
aces and temples ; but their wlndowpanc *
were only from seven to ten luclus square ,
and the glass was more green thnu white ,
lucking the crystal clearness of our modern
productions. Glass mirrors were known to
the Egyptians and Romans. Specimens
have been found In the tombs of the former
nnd documentary evidence from 1'llny , Sen
eca , Lucretius and others undoubtedly
ptovcs their possession by the latter. Glass
was used for lamps In roiupcll , but wo liuvo
no evidence of Its being applied to such a
purpose In Egypt , where It was appropri
ated more. largely to ornamental and deco-
lutlvo rather than domestic purposes. "
HOME ru.Lnus ON Tin : WAR.
StutlMtlcN ItrKiiTilliiK ( lie Army
mill Mime of the Miiiitlle * t ne l.
Now that the war Is over some persons
would llko to know how many bullets were
fired during the conflict. Since that canuot
bo ascertained , relates the New York Sun ,
It Is striking enough to consider that th
77,000 men now composing the army of
the United States carry In their cartrldgo
belts more than 27,000,000 rlllo balls. At
all events they would carry that many If
nil of them were armed with the now mag
azine rllle , commonly known as the Krag-
Jorgcnscii , 100 cartridges being allowed to
each man. llcforo long all of Uncle Sam's
soldiers will bo provided with this weapon
instead of the "nrchalo" S ; 'logfleld.
Thus equipped the 277,0u > men now en
listed would carry 372 tont. of bullets at
their waists , and this makes reckoning of
only the leaden balls and not of the car
tridges containing them. Each of the car- '
trldgcs Is a bit over three Indies long and
if all of those contained In Uio belts of the
soldiers were placed end to end they would
stretch 1,360 miles. Just think of the de
structive power represented by that line of
cartridges !
The barrel of one of these regulation rides
IB thirty Inches loug. If all of them the
277,000 were placed end to end , so as to
make a continuous tube , the latter would
extend 131 miles , or just about the- distance
from Washington to Philadelphia , But , to
render the thing more striking , consider the
fact that the new rifle will kill a man at
4,400 yards. This makes n total effective ?
range of 692,500 miles for 277,000 rides. Ac
cordingly , If the velocities of all the bullets
could bo combined , thrco sharpshooters oy
the earth would bo able to shoot far enough
to kill three men on the moon.
Each Boldler'e uniform , with capo over
coat , requires eleven and a quarter square
yards of material. Hence It appears that
i the cloth used for making war costumes , '
I for the 277,000 men in the army , if spread
! out , would cover Just about 644 acres , or a
little over a square mile. At $18.65 n suit
an outfit of uniforms for all the troops of the
i United States costs the government $5,16(1- (
050 , enough to build , furnish and arm the
biggest and finest kind of a battleship , 'such
j ] as tbo Oregon. /
) ' Most of the volunteers in the- war have
1 : received only ono blanket apleco from Uncle
j 1 Sam , though the usual allowance is two.
These blankets nre of exceptionally dno
material , costing $3.33 apiece. To provide
every man in the army with ono means
an expense of $922,410 , find these 277,000 jono
. blankets would cover 244 acres of ground.
| I They are seven feet long by five and a half
, feet wide , and it is agreed by both officers
and men in the service that better poker
can be played on them than on any other
kind of cloth.
To make an army shirt of dannel re
quires three" square yards of stuff and the
government pays $1.95 for tbo finished gar *
incnt. Thus it Is easily calculated that such ;
shirts for all the troops would come to a
total Of $540,000 and the material for them
would spread over 172 acres. Moro inter
esting Is the fact that 34,625 calves would bo
required to .furnish leather for the shoea
of all the regiments , and this would take
no account of the soles and heels , which ,
would have to bo supplied by 90,233 cowe.
The rubber cloaks for the army , called
"ponchos , " would cost $390,570 , and would
cover 143 acres.
Ono acre of good land yields 375 pounds of
cotton , which can bo woven in 147 half tcnta
of the "shelter" kind used In the field. Each
two soldiers have a tent between them , one
carrying the right half and the other the left
half. Such a tent costs $3.97 complete , with
jointed pole , etc. the total cost of shelter
ing the entire army under canvas being
$549,845. , Spread out the canvas needed
would cover 272 acres , each half tent having
4i yards of material. To produce the cot
ton for making nil this tcntage would need
1,889 acres or nearly three square miles.
An ordinary canteen holds two quarts.
With all these receptacles filled , the present
army of 277,000 men carries 3,644 hogsheads1
of water. This fact Is about equivalent to
the dally requirement of water for the
troops. The quantity would last ono man
more than 7CO years. Each man has a tin
cup that holds a pint and a half. If all of
them were filled they would contain 2,733
hogsheads. Hut soldiers are thirsty pcopla
and their belt capacity Is wonderful. Forty-
nlno Inches long , by the way , Is the average
cartridge belt and 277,000 of them put end ,
to end would stretch 211 miles.
One of the most Interesting questions < n'
relation to the fighting problem Is that of
transportation. It Is Impossible to ascertain ,
even approximately , how many miles wcro
traversed by the army as a whole , or by
the average soldier. However , it may bo
said that tbo average enlisted man during
the present war did not travel less than
200 miles. If It bo supposed that the jour
ney taken by the average enlisted man waj
200 miles , it will appear that the total num
ber of miles traversed was 05,400,000. This
total represents more than half the distance
from the earth to the sun and a paid ticket
on that basis would entitle an individual
eoldlcr to 115 round trips to the moon.
The War department says that It cost 18
cents a day to maintain a soldier. This , of
course , means simply the regular rations.
Transportation of provisions means an extra
expense and eo It Is reckoned that a fighting
man requires 22 cents a day for his mainte
nance. Now , at this rate , tbo government li
obliged to pay $60,910 a day for food for the
277,000 men enlisted. Each man Is entitled
to an allowance of twenty ounces of frcjh
meat a day , which means a total of 346,250
pounds for the entire army. Of flour the al
lowance Is eighteen ounces , amounting to
1,589 barrels a day for the whole army.
Reckoning things on tbo same basis , the
army as at present constituted requires
1,731 barrels of potatoes dally , and for the
same period 27,700 pounds of coffee , 41,550
pounds of sugar , 11,279 pounds of salt , 6,639
pounds of eoap , 4,324 pounds of candles ,
G92 pounds of pepper and 44 hogsheads of
vinegar.
During the war tbo loss to the Spaniards
by ships destroyed has been $24,600,000.
The cost of the war to the United States
may reach $1,000,000,000.
A IliH'lM'lor' * WiintN.
An advertisement which appeared In a ,
recent edition of a Jupnneno paper pub
lished ut Wulmin , Corca , deserves to be
rescued from oblivion , it ran an follown :
A bachelor , S7 ynum old , without wealth ,
of quiet dlspr' foil , lU'lng on a reasonable
monthly Imoi , n an.i having but little pa-
jrnUI restrictions , desires to bo married to
u ludy possessed of the following qunllfica-
tlOllH !
1 t-ho must bo 21 years of ago and of good
llFMlltll ,
. ' ' . . Of more than average beauty.
3 , A work nt ; knowledge In arithmetic.
4 , A knowledge In Hewing.
5. Not given to muc/\ talk ,
B " , pnpnenRpd of nomrT > n > perty.
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