T1I13 OMAHA DAILY 1113E : SVNDAY , OCTOBER 29 , ISO ! ) .
roil svi.nIIKI , IJSTITIJ.
SOI Til OMAHA PltnPKRTY Hood lots
near inn pifklni ? homns from $ lOj to $200
oh m < h bly pi mints George ft Com
pany City Hall HldR South Otnnhti , or
HOI Painam 9t , Umuha Hi ; M577-31
HAVI ) you some lot ? to sell' Now is The
tune to dt pose of them , lot the peopio
know that you want to dl po o ( it them
llio H o reaches tile people who hnve the
money Hh 550
FOH SALE CIO icr'js of land worth $ & per
ncr" v 111 ffll for $24 per acre The Byron
Uth Si IU3-33 *
Itced Co. 212J3 _
A BARGAIN IN HANSCOM PAUK DisI
TIHTEightroom residence , practically
now , large lot. burn , not vynter heat , cis
tern , modern plumbing. vv. Ill sell ut great
sacrlnco Call 100 North 15th 'St _
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SNAP'S in real estate . money to loan It \t \
John nn co . 314 S 15th street RB-310
CASH rCsOMKHS 1'OU FARM LAND7
'Iho Byron Rec-d Co , 212 3. Uth St
HE 341
TWO POTTAGES near 20th and Vlnton ,
renting for { 21 per month , tit less than
< 0st rf Improvimptit.s If sold flitrk. |
E y terms 1.53. Bee. IU3-S72 29
FARM lands , Block ranches nnd business
locntlons In the Corn Helt country. W.
It. Clements , Lyons , Neb.Itn
Itn M123 Novl3
IF IT IS South Omaha rc.il estate you want
to buv or s ll communlcn'.o O'NoH's
Heal 'Estate Agency KG 335
ron SALE handsome 10-room modern res
idence , larpe lot anil shade tree * ;
( centrally located , cheapest lesldence In
Omaiui , part trido considered Cill or
address , If you mean business , iK ( N 15th
street RK-tOl
NEAR State fair ground * , " 0 acres with
extra. Inreo house , smooth valley lund ,
price io.COO
Jl.COO for 5-room house , lot 30x115 feet , city
nnd clstein water , facing fast on 17th ,
south of Clark st , paving paid ; easy pay-
mont"
Nwir Yules' stone mansion , 3J < 1 and Dav-
niiport * < ts , G-riiomvmoOern cotttiKo ; bar-
miln at $2,230. John N. Frcns'er DPI old
P O RE IS7 orn
non CHARLES , B-room cottage , city water ,
lot WK127 feet Price , $95000. eas\ pay
ments
2117 S 17th hi , fi-room dwelllne. cllvvater. .
liarn lot 57xl5rj feet , u bargain Price.
$1,600 00.
Twenty uert"- , clear , fair Iinpiovemcnts ,
near Omaha , will trade for house tind lot.
W orth about J2.500 00.
Georgia five , cottage of 0 rooms ellv water
and bath , nhade , paving tux all paid lol
CO1.10 foot , icnts $ .10000 tier annum : a bar-
gilln Price , $3,250 00. InveatlKnte
VAC'ANT 1,018 24th and Ami's. $30000 :
Davenport and 35th au$10000 near
Vlnton , on 2llh. SGOOUO , 20lh and Van
Camp avf , JIM 00ll.iriiey and 3.id.
JI.WlOO , I'ark inc. , $180000
Call at our olllcevlll he pleased to show
the above and other property
GAiivix BROH. ids FARNAM ST.
ni-902 21
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ONi : of the finest lots north of Hanscom
pntlt .this w k for $1CO Mick * 325
Hoard of Trade hldg. FU3 1)71 ) 9 *
A Oil CAT SNAP , good corni'i 10l7 east of
iiith , between Kama in ami LcavonvvorPi :
che ip nt $1250 ; price this week , $ S50
lllckS , 325 Board of Trnile hliln-
RE-972 29 *
OIUAT RAHOAINS
IN LAND ADJO1NINH OMAHA.
CIIOH'n ACKK LOT
JiM outslda clt.v limit" nice shade trees ,
imcadamlzud slieet , tine place for poul-
iry'
tin
. rive Acnns
Lxtr.v choice land , splendidly located near
line macadamized street ,
$67-
TEN ACKHS ,
Clo e to both Omaha and South Omaha ,
Rriod for suhuiban home , fruit and poul
try ,
$1,250
FOIITV ACHHR ,
Near fair grounds , just wist of cltv fine
me it Inn , rlKht betwten Dodge and Center
strqets. both macadamized , Use on F ,
13 .t M V. It H ind .Missouri Paclllc
sidetracks ,
fo.OOO
ICO AOlmS.
Tihreo miles from Union stock vards , South
Omaha ; no liner land In Nebraska : woith
$12. ) tin nrm We an offer nt
$ SO nn acre
HICKS IVUAL 13STATI3 COMPANY.
T.23 Hoard of Tradn Bids
UE 873 23 *
0-llOOM house , modern , West Farnam st .
$2,000
S-i h , near now car barn , $1,100.
-R-r h. modern , Ilanscom pink , $2,250.
fi-r h nnd barn modem , $ l,2."iO
fi-r h . modern , oheilp home , $1,100
I want 11 vacant lot to trade for 1-r house
and barn , modern , anth nnd DodRo , must
bt > close In. J H. Pan otto , Doimlas blk.
1113 940 2 ! )
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SIX choice Improved farms , near Omaha
H O. Patterson. 305 N Y. Life
nn M94i 31
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F1N13 modern IIOUMO.S ; vely select II C
Patterson , 303 N Y. Life H13 M910 Jl
STOIUSnOOM and 2 2-story dwellings S if
coiner 1Mb and Le.ivenworth , at a bar
gain. J. II. Parrotle , Douglas blk
M-S7I 30
STORY and ( half house of C rooms , bath
and- sewer , tlt > watt r , small bain , at
In coed repa'r , near Kountrc Plate am
Sherman avenue- car line , onlv $ l , li ) ) ; IMHJ
teims. Rcntn for Jlti.50. K't ' > 7 , Hec ,
RI3-SCS 23
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100 FI3I3T tioutli and east front on corner
of 3'Jth anil DnilRo HtK , Hoilth of Charles ,
H Plckens' now rosldeni o. This la thu
very choicest property in that Ideality
and Mnce wo sold Iho Mrs Ooimral Hawley -
ley properly It Is the only east front prop.
eity loft In that immediate \lelnltv For
further Information call upon or tehi-
phone R. C. PetcrH & Co , 17W Fnrmun ai .
Ree bldff R13-30I 20
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40 ACRI3S on west Dodge si , 9-room house
with barn , cattle Hind , Rood ynung
01 chard ot l.0o ! apple trees , nioo urovo ,
good water , high and KlRhtlv : can be sohl
ver > cheap ; might take a little trade ;
call ut otllce anil sen photograph of house
and ftrovo R r Peters & Co. 1'iO.J Fnr-
nam st , Ileo lildg RI3-.iOJ L"J
YOI TNG RRM AN1 S ADDITION betvveen
13th nnd 14th s-trcets , jiibt fouth of the
new houlrvaul , 13th street eat line passes
In front of piopuity , lots are 5.U115 ft In
s' e , lots frontlllK east on Uth street and
on grade , $375 each , lots fronting west on
14th stred , $175 each ; tornih of payment
reasonable Oeorsu & Comiianv , KOI Tur
in m st UU-MC98 31
HOUSI3S , lots , farms lands , loans , also flro
Insurance Remls , Paxton blk RK 23J
TOR SALK. my elegant home. 2020 Webster
St. , small amount down , balance same us
rent. If desired Address C D Ulbblns ,
Hotel Spokane , Spokane , Wash
RE-Mr.Z Nov. 3
FOR SAL13-
Lots 1C nnd 17 , Second addition to West
Bide $10000
Lot 1' ' . block 10 , Hertford Place , $5000 $
North 2U feet lot I , block J. South Omaha ,
JJOOOO
Lot 3 block 1 Creston , $50000
Hoit'on ' 33-U-30 , Oovn County. Kancas , $1 f'20
Lot 1C. block 2 , Orotund 111)1 ) , pavcU street ,
$ H10 00
Lot 7 , block 5 Hoyd's addition. $25000. $
Ixit 13 block 13. Central Park , $100 00
LOIR 1 and Paik'a sub. of 91 , ( Use's ad
dition tlOOOO
Lot Ib. block 1 , Institute Place , $5000.
T feet of west "i- lots 23 and 24 , Heauvalr
Plate. $10000 ,
4U acres 1'i miles north of rapltol building
nt Cheyenne , S W. of 8 W. la-JI-flC. Lar-
umle. county , Wyo , $2,00000
Kant 21 feet Of west 60 feet lot 7 block " 4 ,
Mouth Omaha , Neh , good building , rent
$10 to per month. $1.00000
Lots 3 , I , H and 14. block 2. Wakely ndcll-
tlon to Omaha , $300.00.
Lot 20 block 2 Haker Place , $15000
SAMUI3L S , CURTIS , Receiver , 1SOS Iliir-
ney at RI3-S2S 6
TOR SALI3 , 62x121 feet , ono lot fioin north-
eiit e-orner ot Slicrman nvenuu anil Lo
cust titrcct Address Tho.s ntzgerald ,
Independence , Mo , K1J
TWO BARGAINS : One lot 33xl2S $30000
On < ? lot , WxlSl , $30000. North 24th , ono
block north Ames Ave car barn Ad
dress O 3. lice. RU-662-28'
on svi.ii ini , isT.vri3. :
H13.MIS' HAIKIAINS
Now Is ihc time to purchase n home cull
nl our otllc-e ( ind look over our bargains
In hmi p * nnd lots which we hnvo In every
part of the < lty.
We will build you a hou e on a choice lot
In txccllerit locution to still jour wlshei.
\Vc also havrbirgains In cholie lots In
choice location" In any and eveiy part of
the city.
We 1m f lots ranglnc from J1CO up to $2,000
vhlch you may wish to locate In.
We ilso hnvo some of the bc l trackage
property In or about the city of Omaha.
U i loan money at per cent Interest on
Kll'-fdget ! itai estate security
Wf alt.o vvrlto lire , tornado and plate glass
I'isumnte.
IVlephone 5S5. ' ' Paxton Rlock.
nnG3 sa
MY CHOICI3 itnsmiiN'cn ,
In best port'on ' of Georgia avenue at a
sacrifice of over $2K.O ( For a few weeks
1 will offer for alc my elegant home ,
comp'etrd about i vt-ur nye liv day labor ,
U rooms , hardwood finish , double floors ,
reception hull , ttatlon irv wash bowls ,
porcelain bath , furnace heat laundry In
liaffinc-nt with ouflde entrance , strlctlv
modern throughout , on a large and
beautiful east front lot , asphalt pavenvnt
all paid for , permanent walk Property-
has cost me In the neighborhood of $7 500.
If old soon I vv'll take $ > IV ) , $2,030 cash ,
bilnncc three year X 27 , Bee.
nn-S70 21
FOR SAL13 , In Saunders & Hlmebaugh nd-
dltlon lot i , block H. Intiulre of A H.
Mccirtea. Hureka , 111. Ri-SC3-23
HOUSK for sale cheap , 200S Lake St.
UK-Sbl-40 *
ON tit count of old age and non-reildence ,
I di'lro to soil my 4 lots each CGxl32 with
an S-room house needing some rip Mrs ,
ncir 21th ft Rlnney , at a great sacrlllce.
Price $2 ooo , term" or cash. Abstract fur
nished , taxes paid. O 7 , Bee.RES7129
RE-S71-29
' ! LAKO13 lots , a Rood house , barn nnd out
buildings , cherries plums , strawberries ,
lu'ipbcrrles , a nice home , close in for
only $1,400 Buildings now worth price ot
the property ,
C-toom house , bath , $1,500. $100 cash , bal.
monthly.
5 roomp , 1515 No ISth St , $1,200 00.
lift feet on Like St. near 20th , $250000
W. 11. Gates , CIS N Y. Life 'Phone 1211
Iin-SGG-29
Tlin Arthur S Potter residence , strictly
choice home , 501 So 21th St UIIRO house
and barn , all modern 30 U S. Nat'l Bank
llldg ' --9-
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GOO BUYS a good lot Dodge and 2sth sts .
woith $1501 , mupt sell this weds befoie
leaving Omaha. O 15 , Bee. R13-950 29
WYMAN. SHRIVHR CO. ,
N Y. Life Bldg
1750 will buy a 62-foot , south-fiont lot , 5-
icorn cottate , 21st near M nnder-on st
" Gr.ice and 22nd st ,
50 buvs a 35-foot lot on
small cottage , sewer , city water , etc
W&OO buvH a lirge lot , 3 large houses , 3
blocks from court house ; rents for 0 per
cent on $20000.
$1,00 will buv a corner on ISth and Grace ,
3-room cottage
$1,20) ) buvs an S-room house , two-story , CO-
fo-ot , south front lot , on Spauldlng and
23th streett.
Wo have- the largest list of genuine bar
gains of any agent in the city. Call and
see our list before buying elsewhere.
RI3-9GO 29
MY I3LCOANT HOME ,
North , near 3 car line's , 7 largo rooms , all
modern except furnace , lirge barn
splendid location Once refused $4,300
ca h , nm leavlntr city and will sell for
$ . : < " ) $1,100 cashb ilance easy. Im
mediate possession. C 3 , Bee.
R13 S69 20
A BARGAIN Four acres 40th and Pacific ;
two blocks from car line , on belt rail
road , $2600 ; easv lornm McCaitue In
vestment Co , 1SOG Dodge. RD 069
$13,00000 FOR one of the best houses and
nicest homes In the western nait of city.
LarRC corner lot , about one-half orlslnal
cost
$500000 for 10-room modern houie : lot 75
feet , cast front , by 140 feet deep : Im
provements alone originally cost about
$7,50000. only one mlle west of ICth St. ,
near Farmm.
$2 SOO 00 for 9-room house , modern except
h at ; corner lot CGxl2t feet. 502 South
35th st
$2iOO ! 00 for S-room house In flist-class con
dition , barn , lot 52x150 , No. 2507 So. : (2d ( st.
$500 00 for house and larRe lot on South
14th st , near the new boulevard
$375 00 for 53 ft. east front lot on S 13th St. ,
near no- boulevard
$22300 for 50 ft. lot on 42d near Nicholas
Bt . in Walnut Hill.
$75000 for 32x110 ft on Half Howard be
tween list and 42d sts.
$750 00 for 21-5 acres on Hamilton st. , 4
blocks west of c.ir line.
$ BOOO per acre for ICO acres Improved , 7
miles N. W. of postofllco. near Military
2&oo 00 for SO ncrcs Improved , near Valley ,
In DoiiKlns county
GEOROn & COMPANY. 1001 FARNAM ST
LOT T > 0 feet on Park nvo , east front. 14
block north of park , for sulo chcaii , or
exchange for Chicago propi-rtv at Rroit
sacrifice by nonresident. Address Lv-
iniin Waterman , N. Y Life bldu
RI3 SJfi . ! 0 *
FOR SALI3 cheap , large house and tot , eist
41 feet lot 2s mock 10 ICounUc- Ruth's
addition , nuts for $200 ! per month , but
would brine : more by making few repairs.
Price $250000. G. B. Tzschuck. cnre
Omaha Bee RH S35
80-ACRV3 farm 10 miles west , cheap N 02.
Bee RI3-791 29
FOR SALI3 , at a snat sacrifice , Rood 40-
room hotel In South Omaha inUKt be sold
J. A. Lovgren , 912 N Y Life BldR
R13 S33-G
BIDS will be received to November 10th for
sale nnd removal of street car barn at
Sixteenth and Vlnton streets Omaha
Street Ry Co , Twentieth nnd Hnrnny
RC-SOO 29 *
III3NRY B PAYNn , C01 N t. LIFK BLDCJ.
Real Estate , Rentals , Loans , Insurance
RE 337
FoTTAGES , residences Patterson. 305 N
Y Life RE MI2
IM3AUTIFUL uast front lot , 120 ? So 10th ;
desirable site for modern department
house or business. 1411 VlntonRES27
RE-S27 r.
A GRT3AT bargain , Inside property for
MibdlvHIon , Rood homes all around , close
to car line , belongs to non-resident , must
ho sold M J Kennnrd is. Son suite
fiin Urnwn block RE 1DO
AIISTH VCTS OK TITM5.
HARRIS Abstract Co , , 423 Ree biilldlnc.
MMM . MM L
TYPEWRITERS for rent , $400 per month
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co ] C25
Fainam St Telephone 12S4 310
WE RENT and sell the best typfwriters
made , largest Mock of uppllea In Omaha.
Uiiliea 7j pew rllcrA Supply Co , 1G12 Far-
nam 3 < 7
REMINGTON Standard typewriter and sup.
piles 1C19 Farnam _ 818
THE Olive : Typewriter , vls'ble writing ,
heaviest manlfolder and cuts the llnest
stencil , gee exhibit Liberal Arts bldg ,
Greatetr America Exposition Tel 2279
J S Stewart , Special Agent , SISXS. . Fif
teenth etrcet. Omahu , 319
TYPEWRITERS , secondhand 1115 Farnam ,
360
MI3COM > .IIAM SI3Wr. \CIIIM3S
WHHKLER & Wlleon $360.
S'nger , $3 00
While. $1000
Whltehlll $ S 00
. High Arm , MOW
. Improved. $2003
Household good condition , $1250
Nebraska Cycle Co Corner loth d. Harney
S31-30
niuns AMI TA\II > IHM\ : .
STOCK'S bird store. U03 LeavenworthCOS
MP.DICAI.
. . .
i RarrnTes ? "Inonthly fesiilator"
cannot fall. Mr B Rowan , Mllvvaukci' ,
WIs. M3IO Nib *
LADIES. Chlc-hcster's English Pennvroyal
pills are the best , safe , reliable , tnko no
other , send 4c , stamps , for partlculais ,
I "Relief for Ladles , " in letter by return
tnalJ At druggists Chlchcster Chemical
Co. Philadelphia. Pi.
RI'PTrRnTureil bv Ratbmalliiethnd , ono
person free In cverv section For partic
ulars address , Rational Co , 303 Ann St ,
Racine.VI -
LADIES , the Periodical Monthly Regulator
never falls , convince vourself ; write for
free box New York Chemical Co Box
70 , Milwaukee Wls 119-29 *
DR MANSFIELD S monthly regulator his
brought hipplne s to hundreds of anxious
womnn , hav never had a single failure ,
longest cnes relieved In two tn ( Ho days
without fall no piln , no danger , no Inter-
fcrem o with work by mall or office , J2 ,
all letters tnithfullv nnsvvered The
flt-id Kemfdy Co. , 1C" Dearborn St ,
614 , Chicago , III S-)7 ) 4 *
i.osr.
LOST , Fur collarette , corner or nrar 31st
and Poppteton Reward for return 132G
South 30th Ave. Lost-MG 29
LOST , Hne black New foundland dog :
wears round choke collar , has mull
white spot In breast Return to 103,1 8.
20th st. and get reward. Lost 930 29 *
IllCYCMJS.
NEW and second-hand bicycles at half
price. Louis Flescher , 1622 Capitol nve.
M-527
NEW wheels , $15. 2nd-hand wheels , $5 up.
Supplies & repairing Omaha Bicycle Co.
463-
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MIOHTIIVM ) AMI TYt'I3\VIlITI > r. .
A. C. Van Sant's School. 717 N. Y. Life
AT OMAHA Bus. Collsse. 16th & Douglas.
311
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BOYLE'S school ; court reporter prlnclpil ,
Bee Bids. . 345
PAWMI110ICI3HS.
JEFFERSON Square Loan Office. 418 N 10
SOI
EAGLE Loin Office , rel'ablc , accommodat
ing ; all business confidential. 1301 Dougli" ,
332
Ml'SICAI ' , INSTHI
MFS1CAL SENSATION Violin plaving
made ei j Anyone can learn Parents
are competent teachers for children with
this method Results are wonderful
TrlllhiR co t Send stamp for full In
formation. Box 539 Pittsburg. PaS37
S37 29 *
INSTIirCTHl.NS TMVl'I.NO. .
MRS ELLA A ITTNI3R , teache-r of oil
and water color lulnting and charcoal
drawing , specimens of work at Whli-
more's Art Store , loslde-nco T002 Lake St.
terms moderate. Clubie HmltCLl to llv c
' S61-29 *
PHYSICIAN.
DR SHEPARD , 312 New York Life , spe
cialties , catarrh and kindred diseases ;
consultation frco at olllco or by mall.
Literature and question sheets sent
everywhere. M 537
LAUNDRY.
OMAIFA STEAM LAUNDRY , city towe
supply shirts , 8c ; collars 2c : cuffs. 4c
underwear , Gc. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547
M : 319-Dec.l4
1MANO 1'ACTOHY.
PIANOS tuned , repaired , by experts ; low
charges. C. Sommer , 321 S 10 Tel. 2059
772-Dec. 25
DUJVTISTS.
DU. MITTELSTADT , room 331 Bee building
M-634 Nov4
DUIiSSM.VKINO.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy , 2216 Daven
port. M 679 Nov. 5 *
SCHOOL OP LANGUAGE.
FRENCH , German Spanish , $2 per month.
Prof. Chatelaln , 301 Boyd theater. 353
FUHMTUItn PACKING.
M. S. WALKLIN , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331.
COMMUHCIAL COLLEGES.
OM. Com'l Col. Rohrbough Bros. . IG&D'glas.
3GO
MCICI.U PI , VTINO.
BASE BURNERS , lamps and chandnllera
replated Omaha Plating Co. , Bee bids.
337
ALAMI'lO Stock Farm , West Dodge street ;
hordes wintered , larpe box hinllb , $ t , per
month , horhes called for and dc'llvcreil
Address Clinton H. Brlggs , rooia 2Jt ! , Heo
building. M GSl NG
1IIM.S roil ItU.NT.
CREIGIITON Hail and Moral-id's Academy ,
15th and Harney , for balls , ilub and Indgo
parties , conventions and all social func
tions , botli halls have been lonovatod
throughout. Morand , Lessee and Managur.
Ml Nov.-lS
TRUMC FACTOKI.
TRUNK travellni ? bags suit cases Trunks
icpalred. Om. Trunk Factory , 1203 Farnam.
-3S2-Dec-lG
TAILORING.
LADIES' JACKETS , men's clothing al
tered latest styles and cleaned Max
Fosel. 307 S. 17th -M3S7 O.'U
runs.
H. E .S. E. Ht'BERMANN , furriers , furH
made to order nnd repaired lib S J5th
M-751 N > ' 5
HOTELS ,
TRY the Henderson Hotel , board and room
$4 00 pur week , gap , steam heat and baths.
Ninth and Farnam ata 359
STAMM13HING AMI b'l'l"lTl3IUVJ.
CURED , Julia Vaughn , 430 Ramue Bide.
3G1
blllUTMAICIIll ! ) .
SHIRTS to order from $1 W to $3 Kelley &
Heyden , men's furnishers. IGth QndChlcaRo
M-2G2
TiriCUT IIIIOKI3HS.
CUT RATE railway and steamship tickets
excurs'on tickets bought and told p H
PUllbln , new locations , 1309 and 1505 Far-
nam. Est ! Si9 Jlember G T B Assn
353
rot NO.
TAKEN up , ono bay horse , 3 whlto feet , > -
mlle north of Kaat Omaha brldRe Antoi
Clirlstluiibon Found M9I3 Jl
. SOTIC13 TO CONTIIACTORS.
SKALBD BIDS WANTED-Sealed b'cls
will be received bv the Boaul of Educntloi
ot PUittsmouth Nebraska from Nov 1 to
7 , Inclutlve1 , for the erection of u Jjlsl
School Building , according to the plium UIK
specitkatlons to bn found in the oflku of F
A HennlRer. No 705 New York Life Build
IIIR Omuhn , Nebraska , on and itftcr Nov
1 , 1&J9
Also pealed bids for the construction o
the Steam Heating plant for ttu same
Tito Board of Education leserves the rich
to reject any and all bids
Respectfully ,
C M BI'TLER Se reUry
Plattsmouth , Nebraska ,
nrorrittu *
SCHOOL DISTRICT BISECTION
Proclamation nnd notice to the qualified
ele < tors and legal % oters of the school dis
trict of Omaha , in the ooim > of Dougl i .
In the state of Nebraska , of a general eKe-
tlon to be held in sild school district on
Tuesday , the ? c\enth dn > of No\cmbjr.
W for the pnrpo o if elettlnc the mem
bers of the Board of Uduca Ion of said
school dl rlct tone on said board from
and Including th flrst Mond.-u In Januirj ,
l ! i until the Urn Monda > In January , 190.1
To thp qualllled electors nnd Ifcjralotcrs
of the school district of Oimha. In the
eounij of Douglas , In the state of Ne-
bra Ka , I , II .1 Penfold , president of the
Uonnl of 1'duc.itlnn of th ? "ohool district
of Oinnhi. In the county of Douglas. In the
state of Nebraska , do Issue this m\ procla
mation and bvlrtue of the nu horltj
vested In me as urh president , do herebv
gl\e public notice to the qtnl'tiel electors
nd legal \oters of the school dlstr ct of
Omaha , in the eountof Douglas In he
tatu of Nebraska , that a. general elpctloil
vlll be held In said school district on Tups-
ay , the se\iMith da > of No\ ember 1WJ ,
for the puritse of electing live members
f the Hoar ! of IMueallon of said chool
Us rut to fi\e nn said board from nnd
ncludlnp the first Monday In Jtnunr1100 ,
until the tlrst Monday In January 1903
The ells shall be open on th > day of said
lerllon nt eight (8) ( ) o clock in the morning
and shall continue open until s(6) ( ) oiloik
n the evenm of the ame day at the re-
pectKeotlng places as follows
IMHST WAHD
First dlstrlrt , 1013 South Eleventh street ,
econd dl'tr'et ' 1704 South Tenth street ,
hlrd district 2505 South rifteonth street ,
"oitrth district booth not beast corner
ElKllth and Pacllk streets , tlfth district ,
703 South Tenth street , sixth dls'rlct , 2o4"
South Tenth street , se\enth district , 1C01
South Sixth street , eighth district , booth
lorth side of Center stieet , between Plfth
and SKth streets
SECOND WARD
First district , jjlJ l eavennorth street ;
second district , 819 South Nln ° teenth street ,
hlrd district , 2223 Leavenworth street ,
fourth district northeast corner Fifteenth
and Williams streets , llflh dls'rlct , 114,1
South Sixteenth street , clxtl , iltstrlet 1421
South Sixteenth treet. seventh district , 2201
South Slxtfillth street , clKhth dlstrkt , 22 {
South Twentieth street , ninth district , booth
lorthwest corner 'lliliteenth and V'allev
streets , tenth dlstilct , 170S Vlnton street ,
eleventh dlstilct 2TO7 Vlnton street.
THI11D WAHD
rirst district , 1(17 Jackson street ; Second
district , booth north side of Hnrnev , be
tween Thirteenth nnd rouiteenth , on
vacant lot. Third district , llo North Thir
teenth stieet , Pourth district. 311 North
pnth illstrlrt. HOI Smith Tuvlttli stieot.
eighth dlstilct 1120 Cnpltol avenue. Ninth
district , 1JOJ Chicago street , Tenth district ,
301 South Ninth street
roruTii WAIID
First district. 1C10 Cnpltol n\onue , Sscond
district , 2T07 Da\enport street , Third dis
trict , booth north side Davenpoit , between
Twenty-fourth nnd Twenty-lltth streets ,
Tourth district , Iron booth , Karnnin Htieet
nnd Twenty-llfth nvciuie , Tlfth district ,
17U Farnam stieet. Sixth district , 4J2
South Rlghteenth street , Seventh dlstilct ,
Iron booth corner Seventeenth jnd I.eav-
cnvMirth streets , eighth district , tmotn
south sldo of Harney street , between
Twentieth nnd Twenty-fourth street * .
Ninth district , lion booth east side of
Tweiity-sKth stieet , 200 feet .south ot
Dcwey avenue
avenueFirm WAUD
rirst district , booth east sldo of Sherman
nvenue , opposite Mauderson street. Second
district , 2 23 Shcinian avenue. Third dis
trict , 2612 Sherman nvenue , Fourth district.
1S > 04 Sherman avenue. Fifth rttstilct. IViy
I-ike street : Sixth district , HStl North
iiKhteinth street. Seventh district , 171S
Nicholas streetSIXTH
SIXTH WARD.
First district , northwest corner Thirtieth
and Ames avenue ; Second district , 4 < U
North Fortieth street. Third district. 1S10
Military avenue , Fourth dklilct , 3701 Noith
Thirtieth street ; Fifth district , 320S North
Tvventv-fourth street , Sixth district , booth
southwest coiner ot Twenty-eighth avenlie
and Corby street. Seventh district , I'llO '
North Thirtv-third streetr Eighth district ,
booth noithoust corner of Twenty-seventh
and Burdette streets , Ninth district , south
east corner TwenU-seventh and Franklin
streets. Tenth dlstilct , 2JU7 North Mwenty-
fourth street ; Klevenlli sllstiiU , I > v21 North
Twenty-fourth street.
SCVENTH WARD.
First district , 2719 I eavenworth street ;
Second district , 1312 South Twentv-ninth
avenue , Third district , 3101 Lincoln nvonue
( Center street ) . Fourth district , 2322 South
Twenty-ninth street. Fifth district , booth
northeast corner Twenty-ninth and Hickory
streets ; Sixth district , booth northeast
corner Twenty-ninth street and Poppleton
avenue.
EIGHTH WARD
Fir t district , 1J1S North Twenty-fourth
stieet , Second district , 2001 Hamilton street ;
Thltd district , Iron booth at northeast cor
ner Twenty-sixth and California streets ;
Fourth district , 2522 Cumlng street : Fifth
district , 21it Turning street ; Sixth district ,
iron booth , TwemJlrst , between Cnss and
-alifornl.i streets ; Seventh dlstiict , 91b
Morth Sixteenth street , Eighth district ,
> ooth southwest corner of Seventeenth and
California streets
NINTH WARD.
First district , Iron booth southwest cor
ner Thirty-second and Cumlng streets ; Second
end district. Iron booth northwest corner
of Foitleth and Cumlng streets. Third dls-
rlct , iron booth northwest coiner of For-
icth and Farnam streets ; Fourth district ,
ion booth north side of Davenport street ,
one-half block west of Thlrty-bocond street ;
'ifth district , Iron booth northeast corner
of Thlrty-flist avenue and Farnam street ;
Sixth district , Iron booth northwest corner
of Twenty-ninth avenue nnd I eavenworth
s > treet.
( Signed ) II J PENFOLD ,
President Board of Education.
Attest : J. M G1LLAN ,
O20 e&s2t Secretary.
UAI1AVAY TIMLJ TAIILC.
ISUEX-INOTON & MIS-
sourl River Rallroad-
"Tho Burlington Route"
General Olllces , N W
Corner Tenth and Far-
nam Streets Ticket
omco 1502 Farnam
Street. Telephone , 250.
Depot Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele-
phone 310.
Leave. Arrlva.
Lincoln , Hastings and
McCook a 8:40 am a 7:40 pm
Lincoln , Denver , Colorado
rado , U'nh , California.a 4:25 : pra a 3.55 pm
Lincoln. Black Hllis
Montana & 1'vset
Bound a 4:25 : pm o 3.00 pn >
Lincoln Local a 7.00 pm alO:23 : am
Uncoln Fast Mall a i.00 pm alO.35 area
Denver. Colorado , Utah
& California a 7.30 am
u Daily
CHICAGO , HURLINGTON
& qulnpy Uailrond--Tmj
lluriinE'on Itouto" Ticket
Olllce 1502 1-arn.un st
Tel , 230. Depot Tenth &
Mason Streets. 'Cele-
phone , 310
Leave. Arrive.
clal a 7:45 : am
Chicago Express a 9.30 am a 4.05 pra
Chicago & fit. L..jfix..a 7Mo pm a 6.05 am
Paclllc Junction Local..aio.45 am
KANSAS CITY. St
eeph & Council
RallrMd-Tle , nB.
ton Route"-Tlcket Oirice
1602 Farnam Street. 'ivo. ;
phone 250. Depot. Tenth
aid Mason Streets. Tele"
fihnniv .lift
.liftLeave
Leave Arrive.
Kansas City Dxy Ex , .a U.So am a 0:45 : pm
Kansas Chy Night Ex alO.15 rm a. ij.jo am
fct Louis * J'ly r ii r St.
Joseph and at , Louis , a 4:55 pm alll5 : am
a Dally.
UNION - . , , .
land Route" Ger era ) Offices
N. E. Cor. Ninth and I'arnuin
tUreoto City Ticket Olllce , 1303
Farnam Btreet. Telephone ,
310 Depot , 'lenth and Mason
btreeisi lelepho.ie , G23.
The Overland Limited a S 20 im a 7 15 pni
'Ihe Fasi Mall a SI5 : nm n 3-39 iim
The Colorado Special all.55 pm a G.30 pm
Lincoln , Beatrice and
atromsburg Express b 4.33 pm b i 05 pm
Pncltlc Expiess . . . . a 4 25 pm n G 39 am
Columbus Local . . . b 7 30 ym b 3.jtf nm
South Omaha Pass. Leaves , b 0.20 a m
a 10 10 n m , 3 05 p m , b 4MO ji jn Ar
riven a 7 15 a m , ID. 15 a. in. , b 3.10 p m
a l > .13 p in
Council Rltiffe Local Leav es. 5:50 : a m
6:40 a. m ; 7 15 a m ; 7 50 a. m ; 9:3j : a' m
10 45 a in , 1 3 p m ; i 15 p. m J.30 p. m ,
3 40 p. m , 4.55 p. m ; E 25 p m 5.53 { > m
" ' " p. Ill , S 15 p. 111. , 1U JO p Arrives
6 20 a m . 7 50 u. m . 8 a m . s 13 a. m
10 10 a. m , 10.30 11 m. . 3.05 p ill , 4 p in
4 10 p. in , 1 35 p m . 5 55 . p. . . . m . CJO . : . p „ , ,
7.30 p m S.50 ( li m , U p ni . 11:53 p m.
a Daily b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Ofilcea and
Ticket OlliceH Southeast Cor
ner 14th and DouirUs hts
Telephone. 101 Denot. 15th
and Webster Sets. Telephone
'
. Leave , Arrive ,
LouU-anKsas &
Neb Limited . . . , u 3.00 pm a2 53 pm
K. C-Bt L. Express , .a 9 50 pm a 6:00 : am
Nebraska Local via
Weeping Water b 5.03 pm a 9.45 are
Dally , b Dally except Hunday ,
T\mns.
CIMCAOO , ST PAUL.
Minneapolis & Om < ih
Hall A ay "The North-
vrrsiern liine" Oentral
Otllcea Nebraska Dlvl-
plon , Uth and Webster
ots City Ticket Olllce.
14M lariium St. Telephone , 561. Depot , loth
and Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrlva.
Twin City Esprns ( for
Sioux City St Paul & .
Minneapolis ) am
Omaha 'anenRir . . . a 7,00 pm
Ulalr , Emerson Stoux
City , I'onca , Hartlni-
ton and Bloomfield .bl.OOpm b2lO : pro
No. 2 Twin Ciiy Ltd a & .C5 pm
No. 1 Omaha Limited a 9,00 am
n Dally , o Dally "xceut Sunday.a
I
CHICAGO vii .NORTH ,
western Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line"
Clt > Tl.kct onico. HOI
Farnam Street. Tele
phone 661 Depot , Tenth
nd Mason Streets , 'lele-
phone , 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Davlight Chicago Spe
cial , . . .a O-iO am auV : > Pm
Boone Passenger b 3:40 : pm blO:10 am
Daatcrn Express , DCS
Molncs. Mnrshalltown.
Ceclnr Rapids and Chicago
cage alO.65 am a 4.05 pm
Eastern Limited , Chicago
cage and East a 4:65 : pm a 4:05 pm
Faot Mall , Chicago to
Omaha . . , . , a 2:45 : pm
Omaln-Chlcago Special.a 7.30 pm a 8:00 : am
Font Mall , 8:30 : am
a Dal'y b Daily except Sunday.
JS1OUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "The Northwestern -
western Lln < \ " General
Olllces. United States
National Bank Building ,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Streets.
Ticket Olhce , 1401 Fartmm Street , Tele
phone. 5ol. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone. 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City , Mankato &
St. Paul , Minneapolis a 6.50 nm a S.15 nm
6t Paul , M'nncapolls ,
Mankito & Sioux City.a Si2o pm nlloa : pm
Sioux city Local a S:00 : am a 4:30 : pm
a Daily.
FRBMOKT. BLKIIOHN
& Missouri Valley Uall-
road "Ihe Northwestern
Llne" General Olllcea
United States National
Hank Bldjr. , Southwest
Corner Twelfth and Far-
nam Streets. 'Icllet ' olllce. 1401 Farnam
Street. Telephone , 501. Depot. 15th and
Webster Streets. Telephone , 145S.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Dlnck Hills. Deadwoofl ,
Hot Springs . a 3 ' 00 pm ft. C:00 : pm
W > omlnR , Casper anJ
Douglas . d 3.00 pm d 5.00 pm
HflHtlnps. York , David
City , Superior , Geneva ,
Exeter and Seward . . .b 3 00 pm b 5.00 pm
Norfolk , Verdlgre- and
Fremont . b 7:30 : am blO:2S : am
Lincoln , Wahoo and
Fremont . b 7:30 : am blo.2 am
Fremont Local . c 7.30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday , c Bun-
day only , d Dally excent Saturday.
. ROCK 1SL.
and & 1'aclnc llallroad
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route " City Tick
et Omce , 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone , 4 3
Depot. Tenth & Mason
btreots Telephone. GJ9
V AJCUVC.
DM Molneg Local a 7:0t : > am ouao am
Chicago Express bll:15 am n b.io am
Chicago Fast Express..a 5 00 pm a 1:23 : nn ,
Bt. Paul Fast Express..a E.OO pm bll:35 am
Lincoln , Colorado Spgs ,
Denver , Pueblo and
a Daily b D..iry exceut Sunday.
a Daily l > ' > . : ; ! : ; exceut SUnilay.
OMAHA a ST. LOUIS RAlE"-
roaa Omaha. Kansas Clti
& Eastern Railroao "The
Qulncy Route" Ticket of
fice , 1415 Farnam Street.
Telephone 322 Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone. C23.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Loula Cannon Ball
Express a 4:50 : pm a 8.35 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:13 : am a 8.50 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway City
Ticket Office , 1504 Farnam
Stieet Telephone. 234. De-
p > t. Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone , G29.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex a 7:35 pm a 7 55 am
Cnlcaro & Omaha Ex . .bll.OO am b 3.55 pn
Bleu ir City & Des Molnes
Express bll.oo nm b 3:55 : pu
W A B A S H ItAILROAD-
Tlcket Olllce. 1415 Farnara
Street. Telephone' , S93 De
pot. TejHh and Mason
Streets. Telpehone , 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Bt "Louis "Canon Ball"
Exprecs a 4:50 : pm a 3.35 am
a Dally.
SOMIJ LA'li : INVEM'IONS , .
To increase the ea o of carrlaco-rldlni : i
Florida man has patented a bhoiildei rns
which can be attached to the side of th
top and the back bv straps , the centra
Iioi tlon being formed of n padded btrlp o
leather , against which the rider leant ) .
To dn away with the necessity formovln
tipuwrltcT carriages I ) ick by hand when th
end of the line Is reached a southerner ha
patented a ptdal attachment for the stain
having n. cord arranged to pass over
pulley and connect with the shifting leve
A combined tobacco pipe and whistle lui
been patented bv an Englishman , havln
the mouthpiece screwed into the end of
tube , In w hleli a ball valve Is iil.iccd t
clobo the opening when smoking , the ball
rlsliiz vv hen air is forced in to blow the
w hlstle
The kev and knob of A door can bo ,
sicqirelv locked against turning by a Mmplo
now- Invention , hlmpcd llko a pair of < om-
tmsses , vUth u screw near the Joint which
grips the 16gs around the knob Hplndle
after the points have been Inserted In the
head of the lie * .
To Insure thi > complete closmc of a gas
kov when turning out the light mi improved
lock has been designed , comprising a spring
wlie formed Into a double loop , which Is ,
pivoted In the tlxture and presses airalnst
the sldo of thu kev to tone either nldo
back atalnst Its shoulder
A Murvhiml man has Invented u maclilno
for the mixing of wand , cement and ( rushed
stone to form condole , tlfo materials being
placed in a hoppei In lave-rs , with a small
opening at the bottom , thiough which the
ingredients fall on u i evolving cone to
mix. them
A nowlj designed stieet sweeper has one
of thp real wheels luplacpd by a largo
drum , with nn opening In proximity to the
end of the brush , the latter throwing the
dirt Intu the drum , \vhonco It Is carried
upwaid by the revolution of the drum and
emptied Into the receptacle at the top
To insuic a c-iit of the Hitmo depth on op-
poslto sides of a boaul a now saw attach
ment Is formed of two independent clump
ing membois which an1 adjusted on the
li u > k of Iho saw nnd extend toward the
teeth , being feet to stop the c tilting when
the MIVV has gomto the deslic'd depth
In a newly designed srlf-lBiiltlne attach
ment for ineanili'h'nnt gas burners tlm top
of the rhlmwi } Is tlttod with .1 mica hood ,
having .1 hole In one Hide , In which n pleco
of hp < ms > platinum Is suspended , with it
lint plate balanced on a bar to b lifted by
tin1 ga.s and close the hole aftc < r the gas Is
lighted by the idutlmim
iM > ivrin I-.VH uiArns. !
Chicago Nev.B To the father of twins
lite seems but a spun.
The talkative parrot Is merely an anl-
in itd phonograph
A friend In rcrd Is almost a nineteenth
century rarity
The slngfr 'e seldom missed until the
understudy tackled it
A receipted bill in always considered a
gooil ( crtlllcate of honesty
His satanlcal majesty smiles every time
he encounters u Mingy man ,
Hut for adversity name men would never
Know now little tnty can borrow.
Storms of applause are apt 1o wreck the
amateur apeakcr's train of thought
Any joung man may bo a hero to a glr )
If he has the price of a box at the opera
Love laughs lers at locksmiths thiin It
does at papa vvlun ho pajs the locksmith's
Mil '
Occasionally a barber combs a IH.UI'H hair
UH he tombs it himself , but u tonuorlal
aitltt never dc.cs ,
WJun .vQU tco n nrotty domestic In a
homo It is a Huro sign thai the head of
the family isn't henpiched
The nvtrage man spends a lot of money
for < sper turn and then gives other people
the beiulit of It free of coarse
If there Is one thing more annoying- than
another U Is to have the man Bitting Just
behind you at thu opera hum all the airs.
I
YORK OF OMAHA HOSPITALS
nstittitions Where tha 8lck Are Nursed
Back to HoaltU ,
MANY QUEER CASES ARE ENCOUNTERED
' < 'tn Nolan , \lcolioltc , ( ilx-n I'p to
llo < hut lie sliiMtn the Doctors
Tliiit llo linn : is > lt\nj
nit n fat.
In the hospital * of Omaha , as In every
qthcr Hrgo city , is found n field of study
voith cultlsntitig , net for the sclentlllc stu-
lent alone , hut the general observer as well.
Omaha has some of the best and most caro-
illly kept hoapitala In the vveat. Hut ono
wcutlarlty Is frequently remarked the ab-
encp of a city hospital. Pcrlinrn no other
'
City'of llko slzo In the countrj Is without
n iiitinlclpal Institution for the care of Us
eharRCs. In Omaha the city patronizes the
various prlvato hospitals , paving for the
Beivlco rendered , the eaine as an Individual
\ould do lly this method the city patients
ire scattered promiscuously. On account of
accissiblllty the cltj doctors , as a rule , send
heir patients to the hospitals meat centrally
ocatcU. Some of theao have ambulances
and that Is a feature of Importance , for city
charges arc frequently linablo to withstand
the Jolting of an ordinary wagon
Prominent among the hospitals of this
cltj are. Clnrkeou Memorial. 1716 DoclRO
street , St. Joseph's. Tenth and Cnstollnr
streets , Prcsbjtcrlan , 2504 Marcy street ;
2ounl ) , l"ortleth nnd Popplctou avenue , and
n addition to these there arc several other
nstltutlons for the cnro of the unfortunate ,
but which muiiot clabscd as hospitals.
A trip through these hospitals is well
worth the tltno It takes. Absolute cleanli
ness , perfect ventilation and generally gooil
sanitation are leading featuros. With re
spect to these essentials , Omaha takes trout
rank.
St. Joseph's hospital Is one of the largest
In the west and it is largely patronized , not
only by Omaha people , but by others from n
distance. The Sisters lu chaige have dc-
voted their Ihcs to the work and thoroughly
understand It. This hospital has on ai
average about 150 patlenta all the time. The
cases Include almost every disease cxcep
contagious , it being a rule , as In inos
other hospitals , to accept nothing of au in
fectious nature.
The C < miit > 'N IiiNtltiidoii.
The county hospital is a largo Institu
tlon. The cases sent there are these whicl
have been given emergency tieatmeiit by
the -city and which have passed out of th
cltv'3 bauds. It Is In a place HKe this thi
some of the queerest cases nro encountcre *
llroken heads , splintered limbs , alcohol !
stomachs and a little of everything els
are to be found shelved for repairs at th
county hospital. At present there are
cases of particular Interest from a sur
glcal or medical standpoint , but it fre
quently happens that some notable opera
tions are performed.
Clarkson Memorial hospital , by reason o
Its central location , is one of the uios
papular in the city. Many of the clt
charge * are sent to Clarkeon. Itlustratln
the queer cases that como under the ob
serration of hospital doctors is the stor
of Pete Nolan revealed on the records 1
the office ot Dr. Ralph assistant city phy
slclan. It goes to show that a drunke
man la liard to kill. Nolan had drunk t
excess and was In a frightful condition
He was unconscious when he came under ob
servatlon of Dr. Ralph and could glvo n
history of his case. Ordinary trcatmen
for acute alcoholism had no effect on him
and the doctors were puzzled. It was In
cidentally learned that just before being
sent to Clarkson as a guest of the city
Nolan had fallen over a steep embankment.
The doctors regarded his case as almost
hopeless , but suspecting there was pressure
on the brain caused by the fall they de
cided upon a delicate surgical operation.
"Only one chance in a hundred , " the
doctors said as they sawed Into Nolan's
skull.
The operation was so successful that
Nolan is now well except for the wound
on his head where the doctors cut Into
him. They diagnosed correctly , for thoio
was brain pressure , and when it was re
moved there was nothing for Nolan to debut
but get well Ho looks upon It nn a Joke ,
claiming that a man in alcohol has as many
lives as a cat.
Carlne for .Side holillern.
All the hospitals In Omaha did excellent
work in the caring for soldiers who returned
from Chloknmauga racked -with tjphold.
Some of the larger hospitals had at one tlmo
as many as 100 cases of this. kind.
The pride of every well-regulated hospital
is Its operating room. In this essential the
Omaha Institutions are well fixed. St. Jo
seph's and ClarXson Memorial , as well as sev
eral others , have the latest and most scien
tific arrangements for surgical cases. The
day of the dingy , dark and gruesome operat
ing room has passed , so far as Omaha Is con
cerned. Ilrlgbt sunlight , cleanliness and Im
maculate llxlurcs are features of the surgical
rooms.
The nurses are nil professional , having
spent much tiuio and fctudy In perfecting
themselves for their woik , Some of the heat
physicians in Omaha are conno-tcd with the
various hospitals , and the several religious
organizations that lend their names to the
Irstltutlona are energetic In advancing tholr
usefulness In every pohslblo manner. FJow-
ois are sent to the sick ones and homo-like
attention ouloldo of the general treatment
Is given
While the service rendered the city by the
dlflercnt hospitals Is satisfactory , If It wcro
loft to the health dcpirtmcnt for decision
there would bo a city hospital ns quickly as
workmen could build It , The doctors In
chaigo of the department would llko to see
the city have a home of Its own for its sick ,
and the figures Indicate that the current ex-
pence incurred under the present method
would go a long way toward maintaining an
Institution.
STIRRING UP THE CRICKETERS
vpi'cnl friini nn Vilmlrrr of Mir ( Innie
flint Mori * Interest lie
Ti-.Ucu.
OrHO.t 2S To the Sporting IVlltor
f The. Ilpo What Is the matter with thu
ooal cricketers' ? Not a word of their do-
nc has appeared In the lofn ! pro , a for
lany weeks , PO prediiinabh the good old
amo has been sadly negleotol of lite
iirelj- the Omaha Cricket tlub li not golni ;
o allox\ the gnitlo which the > have B ably
epresonted for many > oars to sllilo Into oh-
Klon. Omaha ha * alwnja ilono Itself proud
\hcii pliisltig cricket against IMHIB rop-
csetitlng such cities as ChlcitRo , Dwuer ,
U Paul and MluneniolK and It l u well
vtiown fnet that the crack Canadian teams
rom Wlnnepefi fear defeat from the locnl
ilajers far tnoro than tboj do from tcamt
\hlca "on paper" are mui-h stronger This
> olng the c.ise , It would seem a great pity
o allow the game to degenerate
When cilled upon to entertain the North-
\cstorn Cricket association at KB atiuual
ottinanieiit In 1S98 the lin-Al club eamo to
ho front nnd by the able way In which U
entertained tholr Usltors and the plucky
waj In which they fought for and won the
liist 'honora In the field , they miulo a nanio
for thetiHcl\es In the western cricket A\orld
second to none , not even Chicago. Surely
the success attained then should ha\o In
creased the club's membership and playing
strength t\\o or three tlmea o\cr , Hut such
tas not proved to bo the case. On the con-
rnry. Just now cricket Is at a lower ebb In
Omaha than It has beeu sluco 1S93
H Is true that , It noeossary , the Omaha
club can put a team In the Held today as
strong , If not stionger , than It has c > or
been since the local club came Into exist
ence ; but this does not Indicate that the
club Is prosperous and acthe The nv\l test
Is the attendance at the Saturday afternoon
Wines , and It Is a. well known fact that dur
ing the Reason of 1S9U there ha been the
greatest dllllculty In getting up a game at
nil on these occasions , In fact , there ha\o
been only one or two g.imen plajed when u
full quota of Jiicn has been present on each
side. The result Is that the few hnrd-work-
Ing and enthusiastic members of the club
who do put In an appearance BOOH lose their
enthusiasm. Such a state of affairs did not
exist a tow > ears ago. Why docs It exist
now ?
The following Is ono reason at least :
There are without a doubt at least a thon-
sind men In Omaha and South Omaha who
can and ha\o plajed cricket , but who no\er
take the trouble to piny or to encourage In
any way the game they really 1mo better
than any othei. Thete are about a dozen
members of the club who for jcars have
worked hard and glsen up time and money
without stint to the Interests of the gamn
and the fact of the matter Is that the Omaha
cricketers as a class ha\o got It Into their
heads that these men will continue to put
up all the money and do all the hard "work
that is necessary to keep the game going
and the club In existence , so that if they
e\er taUo It into their heads that they
would like an afternoon's cxerciso the
grounds and material , such as bats , halls ,
gloves , etc , which aio the property of the
club , will bo at their disposal anyhow ;
therefore they think it is quite unnecessary
to put themscUea out about the matter at
all.
This stale of affairs cannot exist foro\er
and the committee controlling the cluh'
affairs should see to It that something ha
done In the matter. In next Sunday's Dee
the writer will endea\or to suggest soma
practical scheme by which the commltteo
can reach the many cricketers who at pres
ent do nothing to support the game.
These suggestions will be made with the
sole Idea of assisting the committee to make
cricket again popular and their club prosper
ous and with no Intention of criticising ths
present management of the club
CniCKBTER.
itifHiious.
Thorp are 7,131 Sumliy schools In Ger
many vvlth a membership of 831,017.
The Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel TV III endeivor to raise $1,250000 in
connection with Its bicentenary In 1901.
There are only thirty-four chaplains al
lowed in the army , eight are now In the
Philippines and ten more have Just been
ordered there.
Rev. John P. Chldwlck , who was chaplain
of the Maine at the time of the explosion ,
has been elected chaplain general of the
Spanish Wnr Veterans' association.
Rev Dr Cuyler .sayb : "The morepro -
nounoed and emphatic every Christian Is
In Ills aloofness from the coden and fashions
and the sinful ways of the world , the moro
peace and spiritual power will ho have- "
The number of students at the novltiato
of the Paullsts ( Roman Catholic ) In
Washington lt so great that oven with the
enlarged accommodations made by the ad
dition to the liouoo last year they cannot
all be provided for.
The United Prchbytcrlan church In Scot
land and America m ilntulns seven mis
sion" , supports sixty-two ordained mis
sionaries , twenty-one ordnlnod native" ,
sixtec'ii medical missionaries and forty-
three zenana missionaries.
Dr Wc'lldon , the new English bishop of
Calcutta , has jUBt accomplished quite a.
llngulstle feat by conducting , six months
nftei hln arrival In India a full coiilli mn-
llon service in the Bengali dialect at
Ranaghat , In the dloccbc of Calcutta.
Robeil Green , ex-piiKllhl , has been
licensed to jiicach by this Calvary Baptist
church , Shuwmut avenue , Boston , and Is
ROliiR to enter the Baptist seminary at
LyiichburiT. After being Ri.iduuted from It
ho will lelurn to Boston to be orduliie-d
The handsomest ihiircli In Detroit MIeh
WRH erected for the Reformed EplHcopillans
by Jnmi's 13 Scrlpps ut an cxptnne' of $75-
OiX ) Gradually changes tame until now Ha
rectoi Is a regulailv oidaliiid Episcopalian ,
and the builder nnd giver of the , church is
a stranger there and womhlps in a ncm-by
Prcfabyterlan church.
ArchblsJiop Peter Hnurgnde of Santa Fo ,
upon whom the pilllum wax cnnfciml the
other day , Is a natlvo of Franc c , where ho
was ordnlneil to the priesthood | n 18G9 After
coming to this country ho nerved ao priest
at Yuma , Ariz. Han Ellzarlo , Tex , and
Sliver City , N M In 1S83 ho was ordalnecl
bishop nt Hunta Fo of DID dloccso nt
Arlrona , and It wax the nblllty with which
ho directed the church nffali * In his dloceno
that brought him the appointment of arch
bishop of Colorado , Ailyom and New
Mexico llo IH a man of broad views and
deep irainliig , speaking Fiolieh , Spanish and
Englls'li fluently. Ills prudccoBsors In the
urchdloKtio were- Archbishops J. u , Lumy
J. B. Sulpolnto and P , l > Chuppello.
FULL UP.
\ Mrs , Kind Won't you have more pudding , Tommy ?
Tommy Yes'tn In a box , please.
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