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SPECIAL NOTICES
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liereel chrcU, run Itnv r nnnrr nd
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if The- lire. tt.vern do n (111 ressrd 11 III
lie elelli errel on irrr ntnlliin of tl
eheck inl.
NV INTIHI MALE HUM.
WANTED vit have s1Bdy work for a few
good hustlers of gcmd habits mid appear
ance C F. Adams Co , I6IS1 Howard St.
H-2
BARBER indf taught thoroughly In shntt
time, catalogue and particular tree.
Addrens Western Barber' lntltute;
OriMhi. Neb It-2sa
WANTED, lalorer. toamters. rock men
and surfacing men. Neb.. Wyo and Iowa;
free faro. highest wages, ship dally.
YVe.stcrn It. 11. Labor Agency. 810 S. llth
St. B-24
FRATERNAL Insurance deputy, lady or
gentleman. peclnl work: good pay Hf.6
N Y. Life Building. B-S-Jy2
AN INTELLIGENT young man to take a
shorthand scholarship In best school and
Pay for It when course In completed and
position secured. Address L 86. Bee.
B-m
WANTED, men to laern barber trade: spe
clal offer of scholarship, tools, board and
free transportation Ht ur colleges at Chi
cago, St I3Uls or Minneapolis continued
tutu n Hcwmnt of the demand
for our graduates; splendid chance for
applicants from distance: catalogue and
special Inducement mailed free. "Moler
Barber College. Agent, 1C2J Farnam St.,
omaha. Neii B M631 12'
WANTED, eiperlem-ed elevator conductor;
must have goeid refej-enoes. Apply to
Superintendent Bee Hulldtng. B 8t)l
WAXTKD, a flrjiUeUHf, saddlery and sad
dlery hardware KBlesman having an es
tablished trade In Iowa; good wages paid
Addrofw Meyer, Dannerman Ai Co . St.
Louis, Mo. B-M772 10
WANTED, two good machinists. Address
Fremont Foundry and Machine company,
Fremont, Neb B-M771 12
WANTED, one first-class male teacher, one
first-class lady primary teacher.. Address
Clerk School Board, Glenn's Ferry. Ida,
B M767 15
WANTED FEMALE HEM'.
AN INTELLIGENT lady to take a short
hand bcholarshlD in best school and pay
for It when course is completed and posi
tion secured. Address L 25. Bee. C C3S
WANTED. 200 jrirts. 1524 Dodge. Tel. 76
f-0 girls wantod. Canadian office 1512 Douglas
C-2S0
CORSETS fitted on, c. 1C12 Capitol Ave
C 390 A 4
WANTED, a girl for general housework,
no washing. .73!) Webstor st C 646 9
WANTED, good girl for general house
work, 1(124 S. Sflth avenue, C M770 12
Kllll RENT IIOl'SES.
IF YOt" wunt your houses well rented place
them with Bentwa Ac Co. D 2:7
HOUSES, etc F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglas.
D Us?
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Pianos.
Office, 15114 Farnam St. Tel. 1539 or f6.
D 219
HOUSES, stores. Bemls. Paxton Blk.
D-230
HOUSES for rent in all parts of the city.
Brennan-Love Co. 309 S. 12th street.
D-291
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores. Henry
B. Payne, C01 N. Y. Life. 'Phone. 1010.
' D 32
HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker blk.
D 2D3
1310 NORTH 21th St., 6-room flat.
D-C55 12
FOU RENT, modern S-room house and barn
on paM-d St.. K',0.W jier mo. Call at
premises, 3015 Chicago ht. D M741 10'
MAGGARD Van & Storage. 1C1C Capitol ave.
Tel. HM. D-2!i4
COTTAGE at Lake Okobojl, la . for rent.
Omaha beach. A. M. Clarke, 2.157 Harney.
D 2!ii
SIX-ROOM modern flat. 1112 South 11th.
D r.15
111 S. 25th St., 11-room', modern.
D 23G
FOR RENT, ll-toom modern flat. 605 N.
17th st. Chas. L. Saunders. 211 S. ISth st.
DM228
t ROOMS, modern, with burn; all In extra
tine repair: X2." to good tenant. Alfred H.
DeLong. 437 Board of Trade. D Hi
TWO-STORY hOUW. .02 So. 20th St.;
modern conveidcnccn; good repair JTfl
Apply to CjlntonH. Brlggs, 22C Bee Bldg
' - D CP7
HJ SOUTH 2.1DV six-room house, buth
closet, city Water. this house Is
close In, is In 'eood rendition and Is a
bargain at this price- Omaha Loan A:
Trust Co., ICth and Douglai, street.
D-MS00
t-ROOM cottage. 2709 Douglas St
D-M950
NEW 10-room house, .water and gae. :
blocks from school and street car. In
quire Wm. 1. Kicrstead, city hall.
D-5M
NINE-BOOM house, J35, gas. water, fur
nace, cistern, fine shade trees: convenient
to four car lines. Inquire at 710 N. 22d St.
D-ll 12
FOR RENT, five-room cottage, 2Cth and
Blnndo utreets. V). Apply, jit C07 NorUi
19th street. D 732
HOUSES 1'OR RENT.
f S. ICth Ave modern f-r J25.00
1 So. l!uh. 10 rooms, bath 26.00
2f So 24th. .! modern 27.50
4416 Farnnm. s-r , city water 10 no
S317 Dewey Ave., f.-r. clO' water... ... ....10.00
GAUVIN BROS.. 1C13 FARNAM
D-7C8-11
KbR RENT, Htrlclly modern flat' In Davldgo
liulMlng. ounoslte city Tiall
John W. UoUbltis.,lS02.FaHiam. St
D-TCC
FOIl IIKXT VI It.MMU-.D BOOMS,
ROOMS Light housekeeping. 257C Hamej.
E-M515-Jy9.
1910 CAPITOL AVE.
Fumlhhud roofns
E-J7-Jyll'
S NICE rooms, housekeeping. 1112 s 11th
E 425
FOR RENT, furnished parlor bedroom Ml
Cass St. ; E-M712 11
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms 1551
Sherman ave. E 711
VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
with' all conveniences. 11C S. 24th st
E-M7S4 10
ROOMS. IIK Capitol avo.
E-M7&1 14
SOUTH front, modorn rooms fl 5 v.c
IH St 19th. E-.M76H if,
"PI HMMIi:t) ItOOIS AM "llO Killt.
THE Morrlam .good summer resort, SSth &
Dodge. F 3)3
GLENCAIRN.tranIents,1.25 day. im Dgls
I'-SiO
UTOPIA. 1721 Daven:ort St.
F-44
THE PRATT, south rooms' 21! S 21th St.
Fr15-Jyl9
NICELY furnished front rooms, single or
en suite. 316 S. 2Cth St. F M5S2 11
DESIRABLE rooms. 254 Harney.
F-M61C 1!
IN private fiunlly. 20 St. Mary s uve
F-C4I
EXCELLENT day board and cool rooms.
118 N. 15th st. , F-M751.ll"
L'llVl:Yl.n ami dkai hti.m;.
W J. MiEATHRoN I'M Paxton block,
-lit-A-l
! nrvT T(inn n i'iici:.
I""R HKNT w.re in flrst-e lo-atl-r,
r'U r- .nM Apply R. C Inters A
0 ground floor,
Hidr
-m
TVi ' thf bet rooni ID the rontlnental
hK' k 14th and Dovrtii street, p,k hiiv
"ite. fur a physician will rvmode, o
suit tenant Omaha Loan & Trust c .
if.th and iKiuglas streel lMl
V 'It RENT, meat market, 1 Cuming
treei 1 M774 12
AUU.M'fr AM'Ktl.
12 1 AX be made during next it montlu
by huMhnr agents handling our white and
fan y rubber collars, cuffs, bosoms and
netktles. patented and guaranteed coods.
in'-loac stamp for special plan. M. & M.
Mfg Co , Springfield.
.
J-M300-Aug.4
AGENTS' For "Battle of lPVi." Official
handbook for every American Pltlren.
OKIclally endorsed by the republicans
Biographies of McKlnley and Roosevelt
Big sals. liberal terms Write at once
for outfit to n. D Darrow Ai Co . Pubs..
St. Joseph. Mn. J-M726 10
QUICK seller Straw Hat "Cleanlne. ' In
stantly bleaches old hats white, new, re
tails pi-cent ptickage. sample dozen ftc;
l!i gross. L. Kmuss A Son. Hatters, 2J0
N Eutaw st , Baltimore. Md J M7t 10
WAXTIJD TO HKXT.
WANTED, to rent, f, to to acre near
Omaha suitable for raising hogs. W. .
Hedges. XV) Bee Bldg K-M776
WAXTUD TO HI T.
ALL kinds of household goods hotels, etc.,
In large or small quantities Chicago Fur
niture Co . 140O-10 Dodge. Tel 2020.
i N-301
WILL Purchase a limited number of
Omaha Savings Rank accounts. Brennan
Love Co.. 3tt) So. 13th. N-302
ID-hand ladles' wheels.
Omaha Bicycle Co.
N-M9C-
I HAVE a customer for a a 10 or 20-acre
tract of land with good s to 10-rfom
hous' and barn and plenty of small fruit
iMid rell located, either S W. W or
N. W of flt Must be h bargain. Any
one having such communicate with me at
once J 11 Johnson, Ml N Y Life
N-7C6
roit I.H Fl II X ITl U1I.
SELLING out stoves, furniture Hl-3 N. 16.
0-9T.S-
F)H AI.E HOUSES VICIIICLUS ETC.
PHAETONS, buggies, rond wagons. harness.
Andenson Buggy Co . 15th and Davenport.
P SOS-
VEHICLES of all kinds made and repaired
by Harry Frost. 14th and Leavenworth.
F-304-
RUBBER
Buy em 1
'hides. Buy 'em now!
.vsk for Hart. 1307 Jones.
P-MB3T-Jy-21
FOR S ALU 'M-KLLAXFX)! S.
CHEAPEST and best poultry and hog
fence. Wl Douglas St. q3o&
CUTTERS of drug prices Sherman & Mc
Connell Drug Co., Cor. 16th and Dodge.
Q-30C-
2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1116 Farnam.
G-307-
B. HASS, Florist. 1B13 Vinton St Tel 776.
Plants, cut flowers, boquetr, hall, resi
dence, wedding and grave decorations.
Orders by mill or express promptly rilled.
Q-30S-
SAFES, buy sell. Schwartz, 114 S. 13. Tel 1C97
Q-303
WIRE fence. Leddy. 1C17 Howard. Tel. 1590.
Q-310-A-14
M. W. tires, J2.7D. Omaha Blcvcle Co.
Q-311-
J. X). Augustson. granite monuments, 20th &
Castellar. Tel. A SMS. Also sandstone, lime
stone, ruble for bonk walls, right nrlccs.
Q-C13 Jy-12
2ND-I1AND wheels, p to-JlO; new wheels,
Jl-t-Omaha Blcj'cle Co., ICtb & Chicago Sts.
Q-914
ONE good hand elevator. A Hoepe. 1C14
Izard. Q 570
NICE oak bookcane for sale. 2305 Douglas.
Q-M696 12
J224 WILL buy fine Chlckerlng piano Ad
drew L 3C, Bee. Q-M612 12
FOR SALE, four 75-horse power tubular
boilers lately displaced by boilers of
larger .apaclty: in good order; promptly
available and cheap. Swift and Company,
Stock Yards station. Kansas City. Ka.
Q M636 20
FOR SALE, fine set of office fixtures and
furniture at a great bargain. Address
L 44. Bee. Q HI 9
STORE building. 714 ICth St,
Q S51 in
REMINGTON typewriter No C for sale
cheap. L 45, Bee. Q-MC79 14
NEW Rambler bicycle for sale cheap. L
4fi, Bee. Q-M6H0 14
FOR SALE, good size, fireproof, combina
tion lock safe; new, never ued. from one
of the best safe makers, only 119.95. A
very large. 2.400-pound, four double doors,
bank safe, new good for hotel, real es
tate, countv. city or bank, $71.95. Will
ship to any place in the United States,
payable after received Cut this notice
out and mall to Pears. Roebuck & Co..
Chicago, for full particulars Q
FRESH COW for sale. HIS S Sixth treet
E Roach 0-M777 10
MlSiCELLAXEnrS.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furniture
& stoves at Ion est prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co.. 140P-10 Dodge
R-212
CLAinVOYAXTS.
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodst
E 313
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 12 N. ICth.
S-214
MAX HANDEL, clairvoyant, N. 16, R 4.
S-216-Jy21
lll.ECTJUC TREATMENT.
ELITE parlors, C15 S ICth, second floor
T M579 A2V
MME LEE magnetic treatment 507 S.
13th, room 10. T M530 10
MME AMES, baths, 1C15 Howard. Room 1.
3d floor, utu-.idant T-M5U 10
BEATRICE HARLOW bsths. Arabian
treatment, removed to 317 N. 15th. Hut F.
T M03S 13
I'ISltsO.XAL.
MONHEIT. Ciilropoaist. 1S1& Farn. Tl. 2333.
U-316
LADIES hair shampooed, dressed, 20c Hair
toilet goods. Monheit, 1C1S Farnam. Tel 2333
U-21C
EPPERLY' corset to order. 1C12 Capliol A v.
U 591 A 4
PRIVATE hop:tal for ladles before i dur
Ing confinement; bablci, adopted. 113 N. 17.
U 217
LiR ROY, chiropodist; corns removed. 25c
and upward. Room 12, l'rcnzcr block.
U-31S
PLEATING and pleatort skirts of all kinds.
M. Goldman U Co.. 290 Douglas block.
U-519
'1 SOLES, S3c: velvet rubber heels. 31c The
old reliable, S. P. Peterson, liith A: Cuming.
tf-320
RUI'pTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger: send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bldg.. Omaha.
U-221
VIAVI, womun's way to health 310 Bit bide
U-222
LADIES, free, harmless monthly regulator,
cannot fail Mrs. B. Rowan, R 1!6. M:.
waukee. Wis U MC7-J10'
HOFF"S Express & Messencer Co. Tel. 1717.
U-323
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment: (tables adopted. Mrs. Burget. 2C20
Burdette U 324
BLANCH WILLOUOHBY, halrttresslng 601
I'ajLton Blk. U-MC0-Jy-12
i'i:nox i
FROF LT"NI 'Mropodls: 5u Ksrba h blk
V-MfA-
im:v to i.oax hhai, iitktij.
PRIVATE money. 6, 5H, 6 per cent, no de
lsy Oarvln Bros Itll Farnam. W IS
W A NTKD CI t y and farm loans, also bonds
and warrant.. H c. Peters A; Co. 17V!
Farnam St.. Bee Bldg W-317
PRIVATE money.
1. D Wead. 16J4 Douglas.
W-3S6
TIVE per cent money. Bemls. Paxton block.
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property orfor building purposes. Payne
Knox Co . New York lAte W 329
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 5 per cent. Borrowers can
pay tlo or any multiple Any Interest
date No delay. Brennan-Love Co.. Sis
South Uth St.. Omaha. Neb W 390
5, f'4. 6 per cent on Omaha, So. Omaha.
W. H Thomas, W3 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 1W5.
W-3S1
MONET to loan at C and Jt? per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Melkle, 401 S. 15th.
w 3x:
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brrnnan-Love Co.. 309 So. 13th.
W-333
JLDOO and upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith &
Co.. 1320 Farnam. W 334
WANTED City loar.r. bonds and warrants
George & Company, 1601 Farnam St.
W-S3J
MONE In any amount at 5, fH, C per cent.
J. A . BOBBINS ArCO , 1S FARNAM ST.
W-336
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O F. Davis Co , 1505 Farnam.
W-337
J3.000 4 0W-5.tion To place quick at low
rate of interest on good real estate Ad
dress, J is, Bee. W 33S
TO LOAN, on god security, at reasonable
rate. 1300 to H'JO. 506 N. Y. Life Bldg
-W-MS15
MOXEV TO I.O AX CII ATTI11.S.
MONEY
LOANED ON
Furniture, pianos, horees. cows. etc. You
keep the property Quick service You
may pay the money back in one month or
take one year In which to pay it and vou
need not pay for It one day longer than
you have It. We charge nothing for mak
ing or tiling papers or examining security
and we keep notthlng out of the amount
you borrow Be sure and get our rates
before borrowing
MONEY
LOANED TO
Salaried people on their own names In
amounts from 110 00 up. You may repay
the loan all or in part at any time and
you are expected to pay for the money
only what time you keep It We are the
only loan company In the city giving you
this privilege. All we ask is a chance to
compare rates. Strictly confidential.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
(Established 1ES2 306 SO. 16th Street.
X-329
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endoroer or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EAST PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO
Room S2C, fifth floor, New York Life Bldg.
X 340
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew
elry. horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 S 13.
X-342
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches, payments confidential. Omaha
Cfcaml Loan Bank, 220 S. 15th, unstalrs.
X-343
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green. R S, Barker Blk
X-344
MONEY to loan on household furniture.
Berger's Loan Co., 1VM Farnam St.
X-345
SALARY LOANS CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE. 21E Fimt Nat. Bank Bldg.
X 346
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concerns
upon their owp names without securltr;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. YJ-. Bldg.
X-347
Bt'SIMISP CHAXCKS.
FOR SALE or exchange. mvry-go-Tound.
22uG Lake ft-. Omaha. Y 1634 13
4 STOCKS of groceries, from 1S0 to J4.500.
B. R Ball. Ml N Y Life. Tel 2.
Y M703 10
FOR SALE, an up-to-date drug store, lo
cated on a prominent corner tn Omaha,
doing good business, might take some
trade. Address L 5S. Bee. Y-M755 14
GROCERY and fruit store for sale, ac
count Mckncss, near Webster street
depot. Call at once, 150S Webster street.
Inquire grocery. Y M775 11
ron lixciiAxoE.
HAVE 160 acres land In central Nebraska
and money to exchange for cottage in
Omaha. W. V. Hedges, 423 Bee bldg
Z-MR27
FOR EXCHANGE, fine home, cIobc in.
eight looms, modern throughout, best
neighborhood. H.760 Will take one-half
In city rental property. Address H 47.
Bee. z 345
BICYCLE wanted in exchange for good
clear lot, J. H Johnson. S41 N. Y. Life.
Z-52S
6 ACRES, with new R-room house, city and
cistern water, lurpc barn and sheds,
acre Concord grapes from which M00
worth 01 wine was produced last year,
between 200 and 30 cherry and plum
trees, property enclosed with fence, only
S blocks from car line, northwest part of
city: will exchange for Iowa or Nebraska
Improved farm. J. H Johnson, Ml N i .
Life. Z-M69C
FOR SALI2 REAL K STAT 15.
FOR SALE. 10-room house, modern conve
niences, fine location, cast front corner,
nice trees, only one bio It north of Hans
com pari: Easy terms. If not sold by
July 20 will rent furnished or unfur
nlehed. Wm. H. Alexander. 1302 S 31st st.
RE M701 1&
NICE cottage, beautiful homes, palatial
residences on the fine streets and boule
vardeb of the city can be purchased now
while property Is cheap. B. R. Ball, 901
N. Y. Life Tel 12. RE M704 10
7-ROOM house, 2 blocks from corner, 1930;
monthly payments.
5- room houe N. 27th St., f750.
6- room house, N. 27th rt., $1,050.
3 cottages that will pay Id per cent net.
Tel. 012. B. R. Ball, W1 N. Y. Life.
RE M 705 10
LAND TOR SALE. 15.000 acres of unlm
proved prairie lands for sale These lands
ure located in Valley, Sherman, Greeley
ami Howard counties, Neb., In the Loup
river coj-.itry. whun Is well settled in that
vicinity and with excellent railroad facil
ities Will aill for one-sixth cash, balance
tn five equal anqual payments. Would
prefer 10 wfl all these lands to one pur
chaser. Address Jno C. David, care First
National Ilank, Pawnee Clt, Neb
RE-.!iSl-Jy
PAYNE-KNOX CO . HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE 361
FOR SALE
A fine ttackago property
Elegant residence property.
Greatest bargains In property.
M. J. Kennard &. Son, 310 Brown block.
RE-K4
HENRY B. PAYNE. 691 N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
Real Estate, Rentals. Loans. Insurance.
P.E-357
LARuE RESIDENCE. 18 roomg above
basement, modern throughout, plate glass
In all front windows, wide porch, large
stable and carriage lK Ute. No. 2S19 Chi
cago street. Price $.0' Apply to Ryron
Red Co.. Omaha, or W H Griffith,
owner. 1SH McCullogh street. Baltimore,
Md. UE-M555 A2
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Patterson. : N.Y L.
RE-3D
IF YOU want to buy. sell, exchange or
rent jour property quick tee J. H Jo.n
on. Ml N Y Ll.'e. RE-C29
HOUSES, lots farms, lands, loans; also tire
insuritiice. Bemls. Paxton blk. RE 352
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B A
McCallaster. land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Nob
KE-M31S
On l.r UK l. I1TA TlJt
WE have a customer with avi to
P1 Into a snap in Imprnwrt omnha prop
erty What hate you? Fb n". Knox 'o
RE--MRU i:
CHEAPEST far In Pongla Co . uti a rea.
west of Millard; nil under cultivation:
fair hitllfl1nr
price iri.af Per acre, will
rent for aw a a yenr.
Co , 212 So 14th ft
The Byr n Reed
RE-MHSt H
A GREAT HA ROAN IN A RANCH.
We bav. a client w ho ow-ns 4 740 acres 6
to 10 miles south of main line of the V
P P.y.. adjoining the Nebraska-Wyoming
line, at Jl.w per acre, or IT.SO-ifln Owner
will take one-half In Improved Omaha prop
etry Call for bulletin No. S
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY. Sole Agents.
RE M 10
A PAYING INVESTMENT.
I have been ordered by an estate to sell
the following property for tnu n les than
It cot to foreclose. At the prices named
eiery piece is a bargain. Will recount
if the whole lot Is taken Faerable
terms:
I1.7.W-TWO lots, 3 cottages. 33d and Ohl
rental JH per month, mlgfct bring more
tl.SOV-MiG Miami, full lot. 4-r cottage
l"i-204 N. lUh 29HX167. gooi cottage
tl 5-D-2S19 Chicago. ,tSxl32. Ood cof.age
J2.HVW2H7.211i) Izard, full lot. A h. uses,
rental per month, might bring HO.
I1.B0P Either half last described
George G. Wallace, Sole Agent. Rrown Btk
RE 764-12
FOR SALE, fine 10-room house and l.irge
grounds for sale cheap: also two-st' rv
brick building on Cuming street Apt !y
at 89 Burt street. RE-M773 12'
5ini:wAi.K.
Bnck, 7Hc foot, laid. J McGowan S4S S 2t
M73 Jy-22
ri K.MTt Mil IMCKlxn.
Om Van A: Stor. Co.lSlliy Farn Teln LV1O-R63
-279
F1XAXCIAL.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.. ROOM 3C3,
Third Floor. Paxton Blo k.
Cor 16th and Farnam Sts
SALARY LOANS' SALARY LOANS'
tlO to JlOt)
We loan money on plain notes to cmploves
NO mortgage. NO indorser Most liberal
terms of credit ever offered tn Omaha
We have a record for square dealing
that's unequaled We point with pardon
able pride to these facts. Lower rates
easier payments, largest company Are
you taking advantage of our liberal
terms'" a permanent position w.th r -sponsible
tlrm the only requirement Opet
noons: Saturdays R p m STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL Take an hour T. 'DAY
and call. RELIABLE CREDIT CO
-aa
SALARY LOANS TO EMPLOYES AT
MUCH less cost and embarrassment than
has heretofore been poslb!' Qul k ard
confidential service SpecUl term, to
school teachers during vacation
AMERICAN LOAN CO . Room 601 Bee Bdr
-M504
SHOIITHAXD AXD TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y Life
359
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
Bee Bldg SCO
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. ,",61
GREGG Shorthand taught at ihe Omaha
Commercial College, l&th and Douglas St:
-362
MEDICAL.
GONOVA Is a French treatment for male
and female, for the positive cure of Gon
orrhoea. Gleet, Unnatural discharges In
flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations
of the mucous membranes An Internal
remedy wlh injection oombined. war
ranted to cure worst cases tn one week
13 per package or 2 for S3 Sent any
where on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co.. Elgin, 111. Amerienn Office retail
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co. Omaha
M. A. Dillon, South Omaha, Davis Drue
Co , Council Bluffs. Full line rubber
goods.
LADIES out of health And prompt relief
Box 232. Omaha. Neb. Confidential
'. -2C4
LADIES! Chichester's Englleh Pennyroval
Pills Are the Best Safn. reliable. Take
no other Send 4c stamps for particulars
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mall. Ask your Idrugglst. Chichester
Chemical Co . Philadelphia, Pa,
HOTELS
THURSTON. 15th k Jackson: American &
European. Newly refitted Prlc es moderate
2K
HENDERSON 11.00 per day house, board
$3.50 to S5 week. 6th A: Farnam. tel
9i2-Ji
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. Life Bldg
tel 1664. Alice Johnson. D. O. ladles
dept , Gld E Johnson. Osleopathlst Mgr
-94l
M. E DONOHUE D O , of Still school
KlrksvlIIe. Mo , f.04 Paxton Blk Tel ISC"
368
i:gi.m:, iioilehs. ktc.
L. C. Sharp Mach Wks ; motors, dynamos
-2C1
ID-HAND machinery bought and sold for
ckEh A p Ely & Co , 1110 Douglas st
-M5M
CARPENTERS AND JODUCItS,
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to J. X Ochiltree 20th
ana Lake Sts. 370
DRESSMAKING.
UP-TO-DATE. Miss Kuhl, 503 Karbach Blk
M6SC J-ll
IN Families, Miss Sturdy, 2610 Harney
400 Jy-2J
DRESS MAKING, experienced help only
employed. E. G. McDonald, 1612 Cap. Ave.
5S9 A 4
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co . Oil
914 Jonwfc, general stc rage and forwarding.
36S
Om. Van Stor Co.. 15114 Farn. Tel. 1559 EC3
369
STOVE U CPA I its.
GAS, gasoline stoves repaired, stoves stored
City Stove Repair Works. 809 S. 13th.
-372
THINK FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling hags suitcases Trunks
repaired Om Trunk Factor , 1209 Farnam
-370
SEWING MACHINES.
REPAIRED Omaha Sewing Machine Be.
pair Works, cor Dodge 6c ICth sts . J E
Phillips. Prop'r -Mi02 JylD
TLHKISH 1IAT1IS.
TURKISH baths, Soc. open night 107 S jt
Fl KNITl RE RKI'AIIWM;.
PAf'KINiJ. uphols terlr.g tnuttreSB. feather
renovating Tel 1331. M S Walkln, 2111
Cumlnc St 371
PAW NIllllllvElts.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing, all business confidential 1301 Douglas
-XS0
LAI xnnv,
OMAHA Steam Laundry shirts Tc; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1710 Lea vou worth. Tel. 647
niitns AMI T.t.IUi:ilMV,
STOCK S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth!
-3ii
MIRROR innoitY.
70S v is
" -sfs 1
8,3
,7
Damaged.looklng glasses rcsllvered
STAMMERING A Nil STITTEUIMJ.
CURED. Juila Vaughan, 430 Rumgt Bldg 1
...
nMitiiotnicin .
8ILKP arid iin -arnjirg KL' apltoi Av
MM At
nitxTi vr.
DR MITTE1.?TADT .114 Bee Bldc7Tr 14U.
--J-16
MKSXr.TH IM'lltMUtV.
THE NEBRASKA Ir orperated. ltlMM
Chlcngo strott. ma:a MS
Tlt'KIlT 1IMOKIIII,
CUT rate tl ket ivt nhert p H Phil
bin. 1ST Fiirnam Tlplne7 377
T PEW niTi:u.
TYPEWRITERS secondhand 1116 Farnam.
371
HA11.W .41 TIME I A
CIUAGO, til PAUL,
M:' neapolls Omaha
Railway - "The North
westtrn Line ' General
C'ftU'ts, Nebraska Dlvl-s-cn
15th and WebMer
-- -i;s wy Ticket onire,
1401 I-arnam St Telephone Ml. Depot, 16ta
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.. .a 1:00 am a :10 ?m
Omaha Passenger a 11:10 am
S. ux r ty North
east Nebraska a 3:50 pm
Oakland Local.. b C:45 pm b f :1S ata
a uauy o uary except sunaay.
KIOUX CITY A: PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Line" General
Ofil.'es, United States
Nstiona) Bank Butldlng,
S. W. Corner Tw-elfth
and rsrnam Sts Ticket
Office, 1401 Farn'n St Telephone 561. De
pot, Tenth & Mason Sts Telephone C2
Leave. Arrive.
1 Twlo City Express a S.3S am sl0:f.0 pm
, Twin City Lim ted -a 7:35 pm a S:H am
S.oux City Local a i:0u am a 4 20 pm
a Dally
CHICAGO A NORTH
western Railway "The
Nf rthwestern Line" -City
Ticket Office. 1401
Farnam Street Tele
phere 6C1. Depot, Ter.th
ana .nason &iieeis ieie
nhone. C29.
Leave.
Arrive.
Daylight Chicago
Spe
a :0f) am
all :30 pm
a E:40 aro
i
4.15 pm
Eastern Exfss. bet
Moines. Marrhalltowr.,
Cedar F.apMa and Chi
cago al0:55 am
4 X pm
Eastern Lim"ed. Chi
r&crii nnJ
i:nt.
a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Ma 1.
Omaha
Oma' :i "l.i
Fast Mali
Chicago
to
a 2 45 pm
a s:oo pm
a 1:30 am
ieo Special. a 7:45 pm
FREMONT jCLKH"RN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"The Northwestern Line"
Gentra' Offices. United
States National Bk Bldg..
S. W. Corner Twelfth
(1 T? ti - n 11 m Cla TI.V.I
Office, 1401 Farnam St. Telepbont 5C1 De.
pot, 15th and Webster sts Telephone 145S
. ... Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwooa,
Hot Sprtrgs .. .aSOOpm s E:00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar and
Douglas d 8:00 pm e03:00 pm
Hastings. York. David
City. Superior Geneva
Exeter and Seward b S:00 pm b 5:00 pra
Norfolk, Verdlgre anti
1-remont b 7:30 am bl0:25 aro
Lincoln. Wahoo and
Fremont b 7Ki om blO:2J am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except MonCar.
OMAHA & ST LOU19 RAIL
road Omaha. Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
fice 415 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 322. Depot, Tenth
and Marcy Streets. Tele
phone. C2S).
EJJ
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 500 pm a 7:55 am
Kansas City and Qutncy
Local a 7:00 am a t:00 pro
a Dully
bur: .ington & mis-
sourl R'ver Railroad
"The Burj.ngton Route
Genoral Offl es. N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Eis Ticket Office. 1502
arnam street TeleDhone.
250. Buriiticton E'otlon. Tentn ana Masos
Streets Telephone.
Lincoln Hastings anii
MrCook -f '-40 am a 7:35 pm
Llnco r Derver, Colo
rado U'ah Cal!ornl a 4-2.. pm a 3.00 pm
Lincoln & Biac k HlliS .a 9.so pm a !:oo pro
Montana Pjg'-t Sound a j:30 pra a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mai) . ..as:ou pre 10;3S am
Denver, Co'orado. Utah
Ac California
a C:45 am
a Dally
CHICaUO BURLINGTON
A: Qulncy Railroad "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
Office 1602 rarnam St.
Tel 250. Depot. Ten'h &
Mason Streets. Telephone,
12S.
Learn.
Arrive,
Daylight
cial
Chicago Spe-
Poorla Exores
.a 1 w am
9:25 pro
7:45 aro
4:05 pm
7:45 am
Chicago e'lbu ed Ex a 4:00 pra
Chicago Loa' Express a S:50 am
Chicago Limited ..a 7:45 pm
Pacific Junction Locai al0;4a aro
Fast Mail
a 2:45 pra
a Dail
I
S3 KANSAS CITT. ST. JO-
sepn a: council Bluffs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route Ticket Offlc
15i Farnam street Tele
phone 250 Depot. Tenth
and Mason ctreeta. Tele
i.heae, 12S
Kansas City Day Ex ..aTsVam
Kansas City Night Ex. .alO.lf. pin
Arrive
a C:10 pm
a r.;15 aro
cv. uuuis rirer lor et.
JoseDh -Cd St Lnuli. . 4-.V. n-n n-if. . ,
UNION PACIFIC-'THE OVER
lnncl Route "General Offices.
N E. Cor Ninth and Farnan'
s iects. C.ty Ticket Office. 13j.
Farnam street Telephone, 316
Depot. Tr.th and Mason Sts
"ielophoue, G
i-eave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. a b:20 am a 7:35 pro
T, r-v. a r. . Pnrllflnfl
Spc ai :20 am
The Fast Mall a s.30 am
The Colorado Special, .all 35 pro
The 1-ast Mali
Lineo'.r.. Beatrice anti
a 7:36 pm
a 3:20 pm
a 6:50 iitii
a 4:35 pm
hl-E Titn
Btromsuurg express. 0 :io pm
'a it' Ex; ess a 4:25 pm
Pn-if! Ex: tss a 4:25 tim
1 The A . t;ia Express . a 6:50 am
Grand luai d Local . b 5:30 om b 1:30 aro
I,,!! Tl MM v v,,n, t: I T, . . a
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
onij k Pacific Rallroaa
"The Great Rich Is'
and Route ' City Tick,
et Office 1323 Farnam
Street Telephone 42S.
Depot Tenth A: Maron
fctrects Telephone. C29.
. -laic.
Dcs Mo. net and Daven
port Local a 7:2K am
ilhuajij Uprtss bll:J5am
Chicago l a' Express u ; prr.
1 Line. . cd Falrbury. a l :30 am
Lincoln Cwurado Snrs .
Arrive.
bll :;s am
a 5:10 am
a 1:25 pm
a 7i00 pro
Denver. Pueblo and
Wejv al;30pm a 4:15pm
Des Mlt tr. Hid .1. '
, una .ii.d Chicago a 7:15 pm
Cfilirflo X-Ti'vti X7"l..... . r.r.R .
a 5:60 pm
a 9:15 oro
a Dally b Dallv except Sua 4a:
MIBSurr.I TAC1FIC RAIL
road General Office and
T.ckrt offices Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone 104. Depot Union
station.
Leave.
At
a!0:00 am
..al0:10 pm
Arrive.
a C:30 pm
a 6.15 am
St Louis. Kansas
Nebraska Limited
i, j. ixpreis.
Leave from Uth and
1 WUster ms :
I Nebraska Local Via
! w?4,p.ine Wa-kor b 4:15 pm alO:45 am
i Dally b Dally except dunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE &
St Paul Railway - Cl&ty
' Ticket Office. 1504 P.m.ri
Street Telephone 24. Depot.
Tenth and Mason Streets
Telephone 629.
Chicago Limited 1 Ex a (5 p'm aos'am
11 Dally b Dal!;- creep: Bundav
W A BAST! RAlLROAn-
itTM i Tickf,t 0,llce- 1501 Turnaro
JArMMi. Stroet Telephone K95. De-
ViZii. pot. Tenth and Marcy
r V Strut. Telephone C29.
Leave. Arrive.
.xpress
..a 5:05 pm a 1:55 ana
Et. Louis "Cat-Pon BaU,'
UtllT.
-Jill
! MUWA-'W!
HUt.WAl TI.MU TARMIS
ILLINOIS CENTRAl
Railroad City Ticket of
fse 140J Farnam street
le'ephone. Hi Drpnt
lei.tfc and Ms -on streets
Lave.
a 11 :10 am
a 7.45 pm
Arrive
a 4:(C pm
a f it am
ChiCi, i.xtirex
nu ago l.iuu'.ed
Mlnneatioia mi. A Rt
laul Express b " 00 am b t:40 pro
Minneapolis and St
Paul l.tmited a 7 4S pm a S:lt am
Tor Dodge Loca.
fr?m..-'0 Rluff.- b 4:30 pm P 10:15 aro
a Dally b Dally excep Sunday.
1IAXK STATIIMUM'S
No 1333 '
K:';rt of the Condition of the
n. 'JAHA NATIONAL HANK
at nmaha. in the state of Nebraska, a
t the
close of business, June a lo
M RESOURCBS.
Loans and disewunts. tt.6s.6 72
Overdrafts. secured
and unsecured .. S.309 05
l a bomi to secure
circulation SW.OOO V
l-,.i3"0"" to secure
U S deiKlts
i. S. bonds on hand..
Premiums on U. S.
lunds
Stocks, securities, etc!
Ranking houee fur
niture and fixtures.
Other real estate
owned
Due from national
4.
000 0)
120 01
079 (Z
!U 06
m 00
214.
309,
117.GS6 77
nanus cnot reserve
agents) J f6205- 65
Due from state banks
and bankers 2S3.760 16
Due from approved
reserved agents .... Dg.SM ii l.t32
Internal revenue
stamns 5
Checks and other cash
32 96
522 00
Iteme 36,90 41
txchanges for clear
ing bouse 136,160 K
Notes of other na
tional banks 132,415 00
Fractional puper cur
rencj. nickels and
. cents 2,794 45
Lawful money reserve
in bank, viz:
Specie IMS.tiS 10
Legal tender
notes ..... 2.505 932,0 10 1.I49.27S U
Redemption fund with
U S treasurer t&
per cent of circula
tion) .....j... 34.0W03
Due from U. S. treas
urer, other than
per cent redemption
fund 2.5.O) 01
Total
LIAI1IL1TIKS.
Capital stock paid In.
Surplus fund
Undivided profit, less
Js.370.3Jt 02
Jl.000.0ii0 00
lUO.ftO 00
expenses ana taxes
paid 701 14
National bank notes
outstanding 600,000 00
Due to other national
banks $2,407.53 46
Due to state banks
and bankers 1.74C.9S9 W
Individual deposits
subject to check.... 1.C56.762 72
Demand certificates of
depjsit 74 94
Time certificates of
tfepislt 32J.16 14
Certified checks . .. . 2,170 671
Cahler's checks out
standing 124.951 W
United State deposits 22S.W2 35
Depoltfl of U. S. dis
bursing officers 177,356 23 6.609.(22 &5
Total J5.870.3J 02
State of Nebraska. Countv of Douglas, ss:
I, WIlHam Wallace, cahler of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the beet of my
knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM WALLACE
Cashier.
(!u'crlb'c' snd "orn to before me this
9tb cp:- of July. 1KO
(Seal) FRANK BOYD.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
J H MILLARD.
N. W WELIS.
A. J. SIMPSON.
Directors
GOVERNMENT XOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
brick dormitory. laundry, addition to school
building and water and eewer system De
partment of the Interior. Office of Indian
Affairs. Wahlngton, June 27, 1900 Sealed
proposals, endorsed "Proposals for brick
dormitory, brick laundry, brick addition to
school building, water and sewer system."
Winnebago school, Omaha and Winnebago
agency Nebraska, and addressed to the
commissioner of Indian affairs. Washington.
D C . will be received at this office until 2
o'clock p. m of Tuesday, Julv :4. I90O, for
furnishing and delivering the necessary ma
terials and labor required In the construc
tion and completion at the Winnebago
school, Omaha and Winnebago agency, Ne
braska, of one brick dormitory, one brick
addition to school building one brick laun
dry building and one water and frewer sys
tem In strict accordance with plans, speci
fications and Instructions to bidders, which
may be examined at this office-, the United
States Indian warehouse. 235 Johni-on street,
Chicago, III the Builders and Traders' ex
change of Omaha. Neb , the Northwestern.
Manufacturers' association of St Paul.
Minn : The Bee of Omaha. Neb ; the Pio
neer Press of St. Paul. Minn . the Journal
of Sioux City, la . the Nebraskn State
Journal of Lincoln, Neb . and the Journal
of Kansas City Mo For any additional in
formation apply to this oSlce or the United
States Indian agent. Omaha and Winne
bago agency, Nebraska. W. A. JONES,
commissioner. Jy 2d Ikt
OFFH 'E CHIEF Q U ART KR M ASTE R.
Omaha. Neb., July I, 1900 Sealed pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received Ht this office,
and by the quartermaster. Fort Riley. Kan
sas until 2 o'c lock p m.. central time July
25 19V). for making neceseary changes In
three lavator buildings, and providing
lavatories in three artillery liarrucks: also
for construction of an ordnance storehouse
with basement at Fort Riley. Kansas Full
Information furnished upon application to
this otne. or to thp Quartermaster. Fort
Riley. Kansas, where plans and specifica
tions may be seen. Proposals to be marked
"Proposals for Lavatories and Ordnance
Storehouse.' and addre-jed to the under
signed or to Quartermaster Fort Rllev F
H. HATHAWAY. Q. M. July9-10-20-2I
posTorncE notice.
(Should be read DAILY by all interested,
as chances may occur at any time.;
Foreign malls lor the we-ek ending July
14. l9u, will close (PROMPTLY' In all case,
at the General Postottice as follows: PAR
CELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels
Post Malls for Germany tlose at C p. m.
Monday and Wednesday.
Trans-Atlantic Mulls.
TUESDAY At 7 a m for Europe, per s s
La.n. via Cherbourg, Southampton and
Bremen imall for Ireland must lie rll.
rected "per s s Lahn 1
.u.m-sjja 1 At . a. m. tfiuppiemeniary
9 a m ) for EUROPE, per p s New
Y'ork. via Southampton (mall fon Ireland
must be directed "per s n. New Y'ork "r.
at 10.30 a m for BELGIUM direct per s
Noardiand (mall must be directed "per
s Noordlund"), at 1:30 11 m csuppie
mentnr 3 n. m ) for EUROPE, per s t
Oceanic, via Quec nstown.
THURSDAY' A t 6:30 a. m for EUROPE,
per s s Columbia, via Plymouth and
Hamburg (mail for France. Switzerland,
Itulv. Spain. Portugal. Turkey, Egypt and
Drltlfch India, via Cherbourg, inurt be di
re, ted "per s s Columbia"!, at 6:30 a m
for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY
SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT
and BRITISH INDIA, tier s s La Gus
eogne. via Havre (mall for other parts of
Europe must be directed "per s. s. La
Gj.sc ogne ").
SATURDAY' At Ca m for AZORES IS
LANDS, per s s Spartan Prince; nt S u.
in for NETHERLANDS direct per s. s
Htatendam (mall must be directed !'pcr s s
Siatcndam". at 10 a. m for SC.T1AND
direct, per s e Astoria (mall must lie di
rected "per s s Astoria"); at 12:30 p. rn.
fcupplumf ntary 2pm) for EUROPE, per
s. s. Cumpar.lo. via Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTEL. ETC German
M earners sailing on Ti.esdnys take Printed
Matter, etc for German?, and Specially
Addressed Printed Mutter, etc.. for other
gartu of Europe American and White
tar steamers on YVednesdays German
and French steamers on Thursdays, and
Cunard and German steamers on Satur
days take Prl'e" Matter. te . for all
countries for which they are advertised to
carry mail
After the closing of the Supplementary
Transatlantic Mails named above, addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the filers of the American, English.
French and German steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes cf the
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mnll- for South mill Central America,
vv est milieu, i.ic,
Jlii 1114 lemaiu, mum i'V t4lii'i-u it, t,
r jxmixitKa. 1. ni (i a in iui l.inui A Ulil
HAITI per s. s T.iomo, at 11 a m, for
BRAZIL direct and LA PLATA COUN
TRIES per s v Caorl (mall for North
Brazil murt be directed "per s. e, Capri"),
TUESDAY" At 9:30 a tn. (supplementary
10 1.. a m 1 for CENTRAL AMERICA (ex.
ce:it Coat Rica; and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, tier s. Alllanc u. via Colon (mall
PIIVIOITH i: M 1 1( IV.
" r m f.T illlKN.tm an.l TrTnT
DAI' Jier s 1. l-pnada at S p m for
jamah A !- s r Admiral Farragu:.
frm Host on
W K P N II ?T A Y - A t Mam for PORTO
ltli'n iwt y Transport Mcpherson at
I o n for MEXICO, per s s Ithaka
ilPii Jnuf, he directed "per s s Ithaka 1
TH5yA.V,7 A,.1 ' m f"r YUCATAN
CAMPK.CHK, TAIA!C( and CHIAPAS
per s s Ylrllanrla Havana and Pro
preso imaii t .r other parts of Mexico and
for Cuba mut be dlrec ted "per s a
tgilanda . at .9 p m for JAMAICA.
e,l'lr,., . Admiral Smpon from Boston
SATlRDAl-At 10 a m (Supplementary
10 i a m 1 for FORTUNE ISLANOj JA
MAICA. SAVANI Lt.A and CARTHA
ULNA, per s s Aletie imall for Costa
Rica must be dire te1 ' p r s s Alene 1
at In a m isupnletnentarx 10 ,10 a m for
1NAGUA and HAITI, per s , Andes, at
II a tn for NEWFOUNDLAND direct
per s Silvia; at 11 a m for CUBA, per
s s Mexico via Havana, at II a m for
YUCATAN, per s s Prima, at 11 a m.
(supplementary 11 3 a mi for PORTO
RICO. VENEZUELA. CURACAO. 8A
VANILLA and CARTHAGEN A. per s s
Caracas; at 1 l m for MATANZAK,
CA1RAR1KN. SAOUA. NUEV1TAP Ol
BARA and BARACOA. tier s r ( urityba
(ordinary mall only whlci must be di
rected "per n s Curltjba'
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this office doily at S:39 p m (Connecting
close here every Monday. Wednesday ana
Saturday. Malls tor Mlquelon. by rail
to Boston, and thence by steamer close
at this office dally at S;3o p m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fla . and
thence by steamer, close at this office
dally (except Monday) at "7 a m (the
connecting closes are on Sunday. Wednes
day and Friday) Malls for Cuba by rail
to Maml. Fla . and thence by steamer,
close at this office every Monday, Tuesday
and Saturday Ht "2;3o a m (the connect
ing closes are on Tuesday and Saturday)
Mail" f.T Mexico City overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close at this ofllcc dolly at 2:S0
a. m and 2 .30 O tn Malls for Costa Rica.
Belize, Puerto (. ortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence by
steamer, close nt this office dally at "3
P. m. (connecting closes here Tuesdays
for Costa Rica and Mondays for UMIre.
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala) Regis
terod mall closes Ht 6 p m previous day
Registered mall closes at C p. in sec
ond day before.
Trnns-I'nclflr Mnlls.
Malls for China. Japan and Philippine Is
lands, via Seattle, clo'e here dally at 6:30
P m up'to July 12th. Inclusive, for dls
patch per s s Rlojun Maru (registered
mall must be directed "via Seattle")
Malls for Hawaii. Japan China and Phil
ippine lolands. via tian Francisco, close
here dally at C.. p. m up to July "14th
Inclusive, for dispatch per s s Rio de
Janeiro Malls for Hawaii, via San Fran-
Cisco, close here dally at 6:30 p m. up to
July 20th. inclusive, for dispatch per s.
s. Australia Malls for Australia (except
Wm Australia, which goes via Europe,
and New Zealand, which goes via San
Francisco). Hawaii and FIJI Islands, via
Vancouver close here dally nt C:TO p m
up to Julv 21st. Inclusive, for dispatch
per s s Mlowera Malls for Hawaii.
China, Japan und Philippine Islands via
San FrHticlsco. cloe here dally at 6:30 p.
m up to July "21t. Inclusive, for dis
patch per s s Coptic Mulls for China
and Japan, via Vancouver, close here
dally at C:30 p m up to July 24th In
clusive, for dlspatc h per s. a. Empress of
India (registered mall must be directed
"via Vancouver") Malls for Australia
(except West Australia). New Zealand.
Hawaii Fiji and Samoan islands, via
San Francisco, close here dally at C:30 p.
m after July "21st and up to August
4th. inclusive, or on day of Hrrlval of s.
s Carnanla. due nt New York August
"4th. for dlfpotch jer s. s. Alameda.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of tilos
Ing Is arrange-d on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit
Registered mail closes at 6 p m. pre
vious day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
Postofflce. New York. N Y . July 6, 1900
REVOLUTION IS PENDING
Serlonn Condition of A fin Irs in
Countrlr of South
America.
Ihe
KINGSTON. Jamaica, July P. General
Gorsira. the Venezuelan minister to Colom-
l bla". arrived here yefcterday on his way to
I Caracas, to report to his government on the
Colombian revolution. He said another
1 revolution Is Impending In Venezuela,
! headed by Dr. Pelffie. A private cable dls-
patch received here announces that starva
tion practically exists at Carthagcna (Co
lombia), and that the rebel general, Urlbe,
I was recently near Bogota, the capital of
Colombia.
KlnK Humbert Iln Co 11 fide nee.
ROME, July 9. King Humbert, replying
to deputations from the senate UDd Cham
ber of Deputies, who presented him with an
address voted tn response to the king's
speech, expressed keen satisfaction at the
calm : estored to parliamentary debates. His
majesty also said a country like Italy had
the right and it wus her duty to hope for
not ouly prosperity, but greatness. He
looked forward to the future with hope and
confidence.
Ainerlrnn Dine llh Queen.
LONDON. July 9 Lord Salisbury
United Stater States Ambassador Cboate and
MrE. Chonte and a few others dltioi this
evening with the queen at Windsor castle.
Her majesty will come to London July 11
to attend the garden party at Buckingham
palace.
German Siinnitron Soils.
KIEL, July 9. The German Eant Asiatic
squadron sailed this morning for China.
Emjieror William and Prince Henry of
Prussia wttnetsed the departure of the war
ships.
Frnnce Nereis More Credit.
PARIS. July 9. The government has an
nounced that it will need a new credit of
14,500,000 francs for China, in addition to
the 4,500,000 francs alroady voted.
Convention Was for Hill.
OMAHA, July Si To the Editor of The
Dee: It was not necessary for one to go
outside of the fair and impartial corre
spondence of The Bee "on the sprt ' to know
that the late Kansas City convention was
for Hill. But for Oklahoma and the Sand
wich Islands, with two votes agalntt rele
gating silver to the rear In the platform,
everybody could see who read It with care
that the intrepid leader of New Y'ork would
have been the candidate, and. as I believe,
the next president of the United States. It
would have happened in something like this
way
The majority report of the committee on
resolutions would have recommended to the
convention a simple reaffirmation of the Chi
cago platform, omitting specific mention of
the holy ratio of 1C to 1. A minority report
would have been made by the radical ele
ment, Fpcaking for Mr. Bryan. Mr. Towne
and other populists, recommending 1C to 1.
Great excitement arising In an animated
debate, charges and counter-charges would
have followed Friends of Bryan would
have declared that be would not accept the
nomination with the holy declaration omit
ted. Texanr, Georgians and other south
erners, who were more at heart for Hill,
would have accepted the Issue. Governor
Hill's name would have been presented by
them und he would have been nominated
on the socond ballot.
The Kansas City convention was for Hill.
SURE ENOUGH DEMOCRAT
MnrrlnKr Licenses.
The following licenses to wed have -iei
lsued from the office of the county Judge.
Name and Address Age
Wlllard O Shackelford. South Omaha. 26
Kathcrine Hart. South Omaha 26
Samuel Gross, Omaha 21
Jennie Lincoln, Omaha IS
Harn Splgel, Omaha 36
Pet.rf Davis, Omaha 29
John Cneiek. South Omaha 23
Stacy Benak. South Omaha 22
Ilenil lloily Foil nit In the Hirer.
II Y". Baker. Burlington station agent at
Rtllevue notified the police that a floater
was f'iurd in the Missouri river near Belle
vue Sundav The body, he says, U that of
a bor bit ween 13 and IS years of B?e and
had evident!'- been In the water from two
to three weeks as It was badly decompose
The corpse has red hair and Is without
rlothirg The case Is In charge of tut
Sar;ij . ounty coroner.