Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: FRIDAY, AfCrUST 17, 1000.
0
SPECIAL NOTICES
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rvcnliiK edition nnd until S .til p. ni.
tor morning; nmt Hiinilnj- edition.
Utiles, I l-'Jc n iv (i r it llrM Insertion.
In it mini thereafter. othllii InWrn
for Irs tliliu 2 fie for the llrnt Inser
tion, These nitrrrtUeiuciiU mut lie
run consecutively,
Ail erllnem, li rc'iiiestlmt n num
bered checU, enn lite nii-MTer nd
drrmeil to n numbered letter In erne
of The. lire. Vnsitrrs sri nddres-ied will
lie delivered no presentation of the
cheek mil).
srri vho.ns wanthd.
BRIGHT, well educated ounK miin.
yearn old. wishes office position, three
months' experience fine completing coin
rncrclnl course: good penman, best rerer
ences; not ufrnlff to work. 1' 14. Bee
a--m;ms is
GRADUATE bookkeeper of llmlte.l cxpcrl
enre want u position; rrf rences fur
nlslicd; state. suL.ry und houi tit call Ad
drcsB C, care I'. T. A. S. Co.. ifill Farnam.
A M3J2 Id'
WyA N'TED M. I.K II KM'.
WANTHD. we have stcnivv v -k for a few
good hustlers of good hn' ' t 1 anpinr-
ancc. c i' . Aiinms co.. nownrti hi.
11-570
RARIJER tnido tauRht thoroitphly In short
urne; catalogue mid particulars free
Address Western Barbers' Institute,
umnnn, net. u 07
AMl.n, liinnierc. teamsters, rock men
and surface, men, Nob.. Vu., (ind town,
fren fare; highest wages; ship dully
Western It. It. Lnltor Agency, 310 S. Ilth.
H Di.
AN INTELLIGENT vo-ing mnn lo take a
shorthand Pdinlnndilp In bent school and
pay for It when course Im eotniileteil and
position secured. Address w .n, Hee.
U-S79
WANTED. 10 younB men to learn tolcR-
rapny. vv. j. kkciioii, haiinn. uan.
H-M3I1 A27
SHOEMAKER; a Rood, steady, sober young
snocmsKer rim nt onco nave ii pci-man-m
position; Rood wuros ; German preferred
I.. Larson, Harlan, Iowa. H-M999 17
GOOD all-around blacksmith will be helped
lo Mart shop In Rood live town where- It
enn niako some nionev If he can Rlvn sat
isfactory reference an (o honesty and
sobriety. Address P 7, Hee. H-M2I2 IS
WANTKI), fifty brlekl.iyers at ." per d.iy
i.oioraoo nprnmK, foio. j iiiho hihii
masons. V. O. box 1101. II-MSCS li'
COATMAKKIt wanted at once. Henry
KuHHCllJiuim, West rolnt, Neb. n iVMI
nANTRI), by a prominent men's, hnya'
and chlldren'M wholesale manilt icturlnR
cloth I ! 17 house In Milwaukee. Us..
first-class salesman for Kansas and Ne
hraska: liberal IndueementH to rlRht man
Address r l, this olllce. H M.m
JOFt printer: must be up to date and re
liable; muslchin preferred; permanent
place for Hiitlsr.iclory tiarty; write inline
dlMtely, BtatltiR waROs expected nnd ex
pcrience. rue rimes, finance, .-sen
H-M.I05 10
VAN'rMr A hold runnor; must hnve ex
perlence anil be a hustler: none olhe
need applv. (Snod salary to rlRht man
Apply
y 'Join n street, iioutn omiuiii.
OHT a free calaloRiie- of the Nchrask
Scnool of MhkmMImiI and tlst-nii.itlf.
ird.j-17 t'hleaRO wired, Omnhn, Neb ; crad
uatf s employed. It -M.1'1:
AV.WTMn l'HSIAM-1 IUl lil'.
AM INTKM.IOUNT lady to take a short
hand scholarship In best school and pa
for It when ronrso Is completed and posl
tlon sfcured. "Address , 3... tleo. C 5M)
VANTHI. 200 Rlrlsi 1521 HoiIro. Tel. R7rt.
C-6S1
SO clrls wanted. Canadian ofllco 1522 DourIhs
WAMTHP. a comDdent cook with refer
ences. Apply to Mrs. I.uthar Kountze
89th street and Dewey nve. - ('73.
WANTHl), educ'at'ciVyouiiR ladles to le;tn
nurslnp. Apply to secrotnry, Kremnnt
hospital. C Ml-
WANTRD. an experienced lady stenn
sninbnr. who Is accurate In IIkimIhc: rrf
erenccs. Aildres I' 1,1, tlec. C-M2SS 17
TWO uooil Rlrls to nut up bliilnit and ex
tracts. Smith-Pouchy Kxtract Co. R0i
South Tenth. C-M;il6 IS
WANT!'!!), competent second Rlrl; Rood
wajea. j. H. Knox, iuju (ieorRla nve.
r-Mllll 1R
WANTKD. a Rlrl to do general housework
at 2007 SI. Miirv'H avenue. C M32.I IS
l'OH UK VI IIOII.SK!..
IF you wnnt your houses well rented placo
them wllh Ilcnawa A Co. D 5S3
llOUSKS, etc.
F. D. Wcad, 1521 DoiiRlas.
D-5S1
ALWAYS moving II. H. Roods. Pianos.
Otllce. 15U'o Farnain St. Tol. 1W.9 or S.63.
D-5S3
llOUSliS. stores.
Ilemls, Paxton block.
D-5S6
1IOUSKS for rent In nil parts of the city.
llrennan-Lovo Co., 320 S. 13th St.
D-5?7
no-USKS and Hats. Rlngwalt, Darker blkT
D 5iU
KI.KOAMT npartments In the Winona.
Payno-Knox Co., 1st floor, N. Y. I.lfo.
D-595
FOR HUNT, S-room house. No. 61S South
17th St. Inquire at room SOU, City Hall.
D-820
10-ROOM Hteam heated flat, all modern,
2317 PojuIuh. lnqulro Lllidquest, 316 So.
151 h. D 112
FOR RUNT, 232.1 Capitol avenue, S rooms,
modern In every way and In tlrsl-clasa
condition; tine yard; 37.50. George A Com
pany, loot Farnani St. D "ta
NEW 10-rooni house, water
nnd gns, 2
nortb niirt
blocks from car and school
city nciii" Iloi.lin-nrd, J23 per month. In
quire William I. Kleralead, City Hall.
D-72(5
' 1724 N. 27th St. Nine-room house, all mod
ern, In line repair. 517.50.
OMAHA LOAN A TRFST CO.,
16th and Pouslns St.
D-M1SI
S13 S. 23rd St -Cood six-room modern
house mo furnace), J17.5U.
OMAHA LOAN A TRl'.HT CO..
16th and Oouslas St.
D-M1S6
1205 William St , 3 rooms-J5.00.
V) S. 2.1rd.. .1 rooms $7.00.
2912 Seward St., 5-room cotliiRe Jlo.Cfl.
iiUiji . miii hi , .'-room cottage js.oo.
UM.UI.l l.UA.N & THl'HT
CO.,
10th and Douglas St
D-M1R3
950 N. 25th St. KlRhl-room modern house
In good condition; good lawn and shade,
to.ii".
OMAHA LOAN A TRl'ST CO.,
16th and Douglas St.
. P -M1S3
71R N. 3Sth St. All modern elKht-room
house In perfect condition. This Is tho
best house for J35.00 per month that Is
tor rent in umana today.
OMAHA LOAM A TRl'ST CO..
16th and Doiulas St.
D-M1S2
BKI3 JIKMRY It. PAYNI2, tl M. Y. LIFE
U-MS93
6-ROOM cottage, 26th and lilomlo streets,
ppiy m n. lain street. btu
K Imvo somo houses for rent In good
locations mat aro in line repair at mod
crulo rentals.
OMAHA LOAN A TRl'ST CO..
16th and Douglas St.
D-M1RS 19
FOR III-: NT, S-room modern cottage. In
iiulre2l52 St. Mary'B live. D-M2T5 2)"
TIIK Fischer property hi Pundee; an Ideal
iiiuuo, Hincuy inoueru; barn. w. u. einy
334 Hoard of Trail Building. P-M315 1S
10-rooin brick, m South 29th, $20.00. Selby
S34 Uoard of Trade. "Phone 1510.
P-M314 IS
FOR nKNT. strictly model n Hat. alio nl-o
"ii-- in uuviago uuiiiiing, oppoMie i.n
John W. RobbUu, 1SC3 1-Vrnam tit.
D-520
i on iti;vr noi)si;s.
NICELY f n rnlel nl modorn room. L tier
month Tn South 17th. D-M3Cr 19
rnu iti:.N ii t iimmihii uoo.ms.
ROOMS one large south front with alcove;
moiicrn. z.yj iiarney st E--M99I "it'
furnished rcms frr housekeeping, mnn A
wlff . rent titketi In board. 319 N. 17th.
K--0
IH RNISIIKD rooms. 2210'j
Karnam.
r:-a2!-lS
Kt it.Msiinn uno.tis ami iioaiid.
ntn Morrlam, good summer resort, 25th A
wouRe. f iiw
OI.i:NCAlRM.tranjents,J1.2G day. 1IJ09 Duls.
500
S. "ijTII Ave., private famllv.
F-323
A21
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-S03
IM l'RIVATK family. 2020 St. Mary's Avo.
Tim PRATT, deslrablo rocms, 212 P. 25 St.
HAMDSOMMt.V furnished rooms;- cood
board; rates reasonable. The Hose, mso
llarner. I M2II JO
l'OH III-: .NT STOHUS A.VIJ OI'KICKS.
FOR It KMT. store In tlrst-clnsa location.
rent reasoname. Appiy i;. u. l'eiers at
Co., Rrotind floor, Hee HldR. 1266
TWO of the best rooms. In the Continental
lilocK. 15th and Dunn an streets: sueciuuy
suited for it physician; will remodel to
suit icnani umuim ioun & trusi i n,
Mh and PotiRlas Sts. I 1
(ii:.NTS WANTKII.
f'V. TO V.n ..ll. mn.ln liu nlir live IlireiltS,
men or women, semnc "it laiesi iiovrn.
campalRU waterproof neckties; R;ds en
tirely new and patented: nfionts de'lghtcd;
alr. iinllmtleil . whnl ntheM tlo. '0ll Mil
do. time Is short, write today anil seciiro
excliiHlve territory. Kiiaranteivi nest seiici.
Address, with stamp. M. A M. Manle. Co.,
ncpt. c. Hprmsncm.
uTfim" r..M .! Mont i lfitii; power riir
nlslieil if ilewireii. i uirKo j-oweu. .un
York Life.
WAXTP.n TO IIIIN I'.
WANTKP lo rent at onre. Rood .paying
lintel, f nrnlMberl. rood Mbntie. nbollt a 2.S-
room house, reasonable rent; no other
need answer. Aanress, u w. nee.
K M159-tS
NV A MUD TO flliV.
AI.Ij kinds of household Roods, hotels, etc..
In larRe nnd small qunutttles. PhlcaRO
I'Urnittiro Co., uuu-iu jjoubc. tci. '.'(rjo.
M-611
WII.I. Durchase a limited number of
Omnha Savlnps nauk accounts. Hrennan
l.ovo Co., 0 So. 13th. N mi
2P-IIAMD bicycles.
Omaha Illcycle Co.
M-fiT3
50 2P-IIAMD typewriters. Nebraska Cycle
co., uor. jam .t iiarney. ? 7I3-A30
STOMA (it:
PACIFIC Storasto und Warehouse Co., 912-
9ii joncs, Rcnerai storage ana rorwnrdinR
03-'
Om. Van Stor. Co., 1511 Furn. Tcls. 1559.63,
69J
I'd it sai.i; iionsios, vi:iiici,r.s. i:k
VKI1HM.15S of all kinds mudo and repaired
py narry i-rosi, inn anil i.eavenwnrln
I' BOi
FOR SAIil-:, ImrhC and bURgy. Inquire 2152
hi. .Mary a avo, ! siUTti
FOR SAI.1C, -one now farm waRon. com
plde; ono new top bURgy; a bargain. ."121
F rancH HI. I' M3W 17'
MI'ST sell, two 2d hand extension ton cur.
rliiRCH, equally Rood as new' and at less
than "(j price. Call and see us If you want
a btiRRy or phaeton; can save you money.
Wm. PfcllYer Carriage Vk8., 2U20 Leaven-
worth. I' 732
l'OH SAI.i: MISCCl.t.AM'.Ol h.
11AHP anil soft foundation piling; hog
iencn nun criomiiK. vn j-'niiRins, y oio
CUTTKRS of drug prices. Sherman A Mr
council uriiB i o., (. or. turn anu poiirp.
Q-629
U. MASS. Florist, 1813 Vinton Ht. Tel. 776
Plants, cut flowers, bonnets, hall, resl
dunce, wedilhiR and Kravo decorations,
Orders by mull or express promptly tilled
q ibo
2DHAND safo cheap. PerlRht. 1116 Farnftm
q-au
SAFICS; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 111 8. 11,
q-63:
M. A W. tires, J2.75.
Omaha Bicycle Co
lj 133
GOOD hand elevator.
11 os pc, 16H Izard
MANSON bicycles. 23.
Omaha Illcyclo Co,
U 314U6
MDHANP wheels. J3 to $10: new wheels
$15. Omaha Illcyclo Co., lutn & Chicago fits
U 6.11
S.ffX) l-'KKT sower pipe, nil sizes; 100 cedar
posts: '.w cedar and oaK pi ing. lt to
fed long; 100 loads kindling wood. Must
bo sold ut once. 3716 N. .Uth 81.
Q -319-19
MISCKI.LANKOUS.
NOT1CK, country dealors, 2dhand furniture
and stovtM at lowest prices, carload lots or
less, (.nicago j? urnuuro uo., jiut-iu uouge.
L'l.AI It V OVA. NTS,
FREE! FREE! FRfiH!
n honest proposition made by the great,
tho only and original CHARLES H. LIN-
i-ui.M. Appreciating tbc fact mill mere
arc many of the best citizens of Omuha
who would only bo too eager to consult n
good, reliable clairvoyant, yet they hefl
tate for fear of spending their money
without receiving any satisfaction or bene.
III. Therefore, Mr. Lincoln, having such
confidence in bin wonderful power and
faith In his ability to help, aid and a'd
visit you, he makes the following FKEb
offer:
KREH! FREE! FREE!
HE DOES HEREBY SOLEMNLY Gl'AH-
A NTH 13 AND AGREE TO ANBW151!
ONE SEALED Ql'ESTION AND GIVE
EACH CALLER'S NAME IN Fl'LL
FIRST TO CONVINCE FREE OF
CHARGE- to nil those calling with the
object of having a reading. Advice given
on all points of Interest. iueh as love,
courtship, marriage, divorce, buslne.-s
speculations and transactions of all klnd-i
He, by his wonderful power, reunites tho
separated, causeB speedy and happy mar
riages with the one of your heart's desire.
Gains for you such In uny wish your heart
desires In fact, no matter what may be
your hope, fenr or ambition, rome to thli
gifted man and find help. He ha helped
others; why not you? NO MONEY AC
CEPTED IN ADVANCE, NOR DO tOF
PAY ONE CENT CNT1L YOl' ARE All
SOLfTLLY SATISFIED. Is thli not
honest? Could anything he fairer? Call
at onco and let him convince you.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
But his free offer Is only to convince thoso
that are honest nnd In need of help, who
call with tho desire of having a good
reading. Regular fee In tho reach of all.
i, II in.hiv NO. 1722 DODGE ST.
N. II Tho professor has arranged a lovely
sulto of parlors, which are so .irraned
von meet no cullers. 8 M.Wt 17'
THE GREATEST LIVING
CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. LAWRENCE X. JAMES,
mi nnt'OI.AS 1714.
PROF. JAMES uses no free test schemes
to attract peoplo to his parlors, i lis renu
lullon Is iilrcmtv established In Omnha
Ho Is th.. acknowledged leader of all
clairvoyants. Prof. Jaihes will make
no chargeTno CHARGE
unless you llnd him superior to any
clairvoyant In tho city.
CALLS YOL' BY NAME.
Tells name of sweetheart, tells all about
your business affairs, your homo and
domestic affairs. His advice on lawsuits
divorce, speculation, lost or stolen ar-
tlclPH. hidden trntiHllren 1m m:iri'alnt!rtlv- ne.
curate In all details. If in trouble, tloubt
or udvorslty, call and he will point out
and show you how to overcoma all ob
stacles thnt keep you from happiness and
Hlll'l'tina.
Fee within reach of all.
1711 DOUGLAS 1711.
S-M273 18
M.ME.G VLMER genuine paimlst. 1605 Dodge
a wi
ci.aiuvova.nt.
ALWAYS I'OMSI'I.T T11K BliST
nn it v ti.iv
TRANCH CLAIRVOYANT ami Indep'Mdent
srnte wntini? medium; omit 11.: sn pin
st . entrance on both basement and punor
floors; consultation I'RHH. S-.M2 : W
KI.KCTHIC THKAT.MK.NT.
ULlTli parlors. 615 S. 16th, second floor.
l-M'JW Bl
BEATRICE HARLOW, Arabian treatment.
Until. 31. 'ij n. lot n, ut flat I-.
T-M836 23
MM 13. AM KB. baths.
1615 Howard, room 7,
T-.MS35 il
Id floor; attendant.
MMK. LKK. masnetlo
treatment. 5 7 S.
T-.ML37 a
i;nn. room .'.
PKHMI.NAI.,
MONHHIT, Chiropodist. 151$ Farn. Tel. 2333.
LAOIK8' hair shampooed, dressed, 35c. Hnlr
toilet goods. .Moiuicu, i-Hrnum. rei
TURKISH baths, massnge tiaths, electric
baths, for ladies nniy; SKiued women
massage operators; llliest equipped baths
In the elty Renstom Hath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220, Beo building. U-M163
PR IV ATM hospital for ladles before A dur-
lug counnement; babies, adopted. U36 N. iv.
U-613
i SOLES. 35c; velvet rubber heels, 35c. The
om rename, o. i. t-ctcrson, ism v (.'uming
U-6H
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns removed, 2Sc
and upward. Room lz, Fronzczr bioen.
U-6II
Rl'PTl'RK cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; senu tor circiiiars. i-;mpire iiup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Llfo bldg., Omaha.
C 6t5
PLKATIMO and pleated skirts of all kinds.
at. uoldman t (jo., 200 oougiaa oioen.
i;-CIB
PRIVATK home before and during confine.
ment; babies adopted. .Mrs. iiurget, zi.-tj
Uurdctte. C-HI7
HOFF'S Express A Messenger Co.
Tel. 1717.
I1--6IS
RCHAPKLL- Purlng August, slwmpoo, 35c;
liairdress, ac; massage, i'sc; treatment, .'uc.
UM34G-A-22
WHEELER A Wilson sewing machines,
others, $3.oo up; payments; renting.
75c week; repairing. Peters A 'n, 1616
Capitol Ave. Tel. 1116. l?-271 A2l
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 346 Hee bldg
i m
EPPERLY corset to order.
1612 Capitol av
F-M911 SI
EPPERLY corset to order. 1612 Capitol A v.
I 591 "t
Corps A bunions destroyed. 511 Karbach Illk.
L M I J .T.I
HAVE furs repaired and altered now. Don't
wait until the busy season anil expeci
work done at onco. Autabiiugh, Son A Co.,
Furriers, 506 Karbach Block, Omaha.
U-91S-S-5
PLEATINO; buttons to order; pinking
while you wait. Omaba rieaung i:n.. iji
i-i . . .. I' MMi.,
$250.00 REWARD The above reward, will
be paid bv the Omahn Street Railway
mmiunv nr the arrest and conviction
of any party or part lest who robbed their
conductor nn the night of August It on
Ames Avenue line. t .to .1
WOMAN'S way for regular health without
medicine. 10c. (Jem Rubber Co.. KTansni
City. Mo. F-M294 W
ANY Information of the wherenboiits rf
Joseph McKenzle, formerly of Elllcott
Clly. Md.. will be gratefully received by
his sister. Raclmel McKeilzle, 34(5 Chest
nut ave H.llllmnre. Md. I'-M2t9 IS
.1IOM3Y TO t.O N HEAIj KSTATK
PRIVATK money, 5. 5H. G per cent: no de
lpy. Cirtrvin Bros.. 1613 Farnam. W C49
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. C. 'Peters A Co., 1702
Farnam St., Bee Hid. .W-50
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wend, 1521 DrtfUSlas.
FIVE per.Ccut rrioh'oy. UemlS, Paxton Block.
W 65'i
MONEY to loan on llrsl-clnss Improved city
property or for building vurposes. Payne
Knox Co., New York Life. W 633
, Mi. 6 per cent on Omaha, So. Omaha.
AV. II. Thomas, 603 1st Nat. bank. Tol. 16H.
W 655
MONEY to lodn at G and RV4 per cent on
Omului property. W. B. Mclkle, 401 S. 13th.
W-656
MONEY to loan on Improved Omnha real
estate. Brcnnan-Love CO., 3C9 So. 13th
W-657
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms at t per cent. Borrowers can
pay $100 or any multiple. Any Interest
date. No delay. Brcnnan-Love Co.. 309
South 13th St., Omaha, Ncd. W-G54
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved rltv
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith A
Co., 1320 Farnam. W 65S
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants.
George A Company, 1601 Farnam St.
W-639
MONEY In anv amount nt 5. 514 6 per cent.
J. W. BOBBINS A CO.. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
w WO
MONEY to lonn on farm nnd city property;
lowest rales, O. F. Davis Co., 150j Farnam
W-601
$3.000 $4,000 $5,000 To placo quick nt low
rate of Interest on good real estate. Ad
dress J 13. Beo. W 66J
MON13Y TO I.OAM CHATTRI.S.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
Wo endorser or mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CON I' IP IS M'lAl
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 626, llfth floor. New York Llfo Hldg.
. U'll
-M-O-N-E-Y--D-O-Y-O-l'-M-E-E-D-I-T-
V niiike Innnn from $10.00 un on furniture.
pianos, liorsea, cow, etc.; you aeep me
property; or we will make you a SALARY
LOAN nn you own note, without liulorser
or iiinrteime. wo charge absolutely notn
Ing for making papers, and wo keep noth
ing out of the amount you borrow; you
mav pay the money back in one month or
tako more time In which to pay It, and
you are expected to pay for It only what
iimn vnu use It: our rntcs aro low and
our terms aie the easiest; our business Is
ns rondentlal as Is posslblo nnd our treat
ment Is alwavs courteous. Omaha Mort-
ago Lonn Co., 306 So. 16th St. Eslab
shed 1892. -XUia
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds .watches, privately. Berger s Loan
Co., 1504 Farnam at., upsuurs. .i-wi
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position Wltn responsinie concerns
upon their own names without security,
easy payments. Tolnan, 70S N. Y. L. Hldg
X 670
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew-
eiry, horses, cows cic. i. v . nuen, ju n. u.
X 663
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches; payments confidential. Omahn
Chattel Loan Bank, 220 8. 15th, upstairs.
X 667
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Djff Green, R S, Barker Blk
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAY 1.013, 218 First Nat. Hank Hldg.
X-669
PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO
PLE momentarily embarrassed who desire abovo
everything else to
AVOID Pl'HLIClTY
can be accommodated at our office with
less expense, time and trouble than any
place In the city.
AMERICAN LOAN CO,
Room 601, Bee Building.
X-M723
HI'SI.NKSS CHANCES.
FOR RENT Owing to advancing years Mr.
B. Haas, tho florist tit 1813 Vinton street,
has decided to rent out his hot house at
above location, occupying 7,ono to 8,ti0
square feet, under glass, with about 200
windows, and the residence and store
fronting the street, on tho motor lino to
South Omaha. Excellent location for the
business, Y 32
FOR RENT, dining room of Lango hotel;
rood inducement to flrst-cla: prtv
i-M2S3
III MNIS ( II Nl US.
20-ROOM hotel for rent, college town, also
furniture and Mxtures for snle. Address
O 65, Hee. Y-M19S 17
FOR SALK or trade for good farm '.and
my stock of farming Implements ami
warehouse In good live town; sickness
reason for going out of business; corre
spondence solicited. Address P S. tleo.
Y-.M2U IS
FOR SALK, a paying medical practice free
to purchaser or my practice In town jf
fioo In S. 13 Nebraska. Address P It, car
Omaha lice. Y-.M2o7 17
FOR n.xcii ANIIH.
WANTKD lo trade, a new tilano for a horse
and buggy. Address P Is, llec otllce
z-mjj; 19
FOR AI,i: HKAI. KSTATK.
SKE HKNRY II. PAYN13, C01 N. Y. I.IF13.
RI3-MS9J
FARM. fiT. acres,
price $1,150.00 It
L 49 ,Hee.
12 miles from Omaha:
sold at once. Address
R13-MOSI-A-21
C.
F. HARRISON, FARMS. N. Y. LIFE.
UK 44. A-27
HOCSES, farms. R. C. Patterson, 303 N.Y.L
RE 671
HOt'SES, lols farms, lands, loans; also lire
Insurance. Bmls. Paxton blk RE-675
DEER PARK lots at $250 to $100. with Th
gant trees, are snaps. When you see
them you will av so.
POTTER-HHOLlilS CO., 310 N. Y.,Llfe.
. RE-677
READ THIS; one of the best homes In llan
scom Place; 9 rooms. Inrge lot. good barn.
sIrIuIv home; party leaving city: price
$7,500.00. M. J. Kennard A Son, loom 310,
Hrown block. RE-MM5
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv" the
I'nlou Pacllle Hiillio.nl enniiiauy. U. A.
McAllaster, land conimlsslnnt'i', l.'nlon
Paclflo Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RK-678
VERY Cheap, three nrre.s, enclosed chicken
light fence, house, store, barn, cornerlb,
sheds, etc.: fine shade trees. Home of late
H. S. Johnson, Irvlngton, Douglas Co.
Inquire E. W. Johnson, 152.S Franklin St.
RE-783 S3'
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. niTAPQI'AR'rEltd
Tor REAL ESTATE BARGAINS: LOW
EST RATES on I.OA,NS; SOt'ND IN-SI-RANCH;
HOCSUS, 1M.ATS. STORKS,
for RENT. First floor, N Y. Life HldR.
RH-C79
HOMI3S on 12i payments utt limit Interest.
Small cash payment only required. Cut
out this list and look ut these home:
Cash. Monthly
1110 Hurdetle street $.!( 2UM
1237 Hurdetle Street 3M 13.40
1320 Hurdetle Street 5"i 23. in)
209 South 27th Si If'i li.uo
211 South 27th St '." 15
.IMS North 29th St INi y.ni
2S07 Plnkney St 200 h.U)
A. P. Tukcy, Hoard of Trade.
RH-SiS 19
RIG BARGAIN.
Genuine Snap.
102S South 31st St., '4 block Irnm Pacllle St.
car line, we offer 7-rnom, well built hnii.it-;
Rood furnace, sewer, bath, hot and cold
wuier. wash bowl, riis mid nvturs. di-
gant basement under entire house, mst
front .Rood barn, full lot Hous. ami
ground cost $6,50"); built by the owner, row
left tho clt.N. Going to sell till. wc?k.
Do not fall to see It. Price reduced to
$.1,5(0; perhaps a little under this; $l.5'i0
due In 190,1. fi per cent; balance caih. Best
bargain offered this year. See It quick
Tel. 170. Potter-Sholcs Co., sole agent, .'.10
N. Y. Life. RE-2P7 17
"ROOM modern house, wllh 2 lots, on Rood
car line, in good nclRliborliood. Must In
taken at once. Price, J1.350. L. L. John
son Co.. 311 So. 15th St. RE-M32S 19
NICE home. 2 ncres, 7-room house, barn
well and cistern, fruit trees and lawn. J
N. Stewart. R19 N. 61st st. RE-M326 2.1
A BARGAIN, $1.20 will get 99 feet desirable
rronniRo on earn avenue, suuieet to taxes
see I'ipcr, ltamgc tilocn. ill-; Jl3ir 17
FOR SALE. R rooms and bath room, fur
nnce. hot nnd cold witter, gas. larRC base
ment (cemented Hoot), repainted und pa
pered; lot 00x147', fsoded), worth $I0h.mi
our price, $5,250, Sep the propertv, tit;
GeorRln ave. A RE M32I 19'
FIVE-ROOM cottatto In good neighborhood
near ParRcr ami 25th streets, for $l.o)ui
on a. $.100.00 cash, V payment, balance
mommy; pince wount rent tor sis m m
month. Wyman-ShrlVer Companv, Mew-
York Life building. RE-M'.l 20
FARM for sale: 700 acres excellent lnml hi
one body on tlio .Missouri bottom 12 miles
north of council wurt.': fil" ncrci in cul
tivation: live mnl house: nrlc fo
whole tract, $25 pet- acre; will sell In
tracts of fO acres or more at $30; term
'i cash, balance In Milt at per cent. Ad
dreus II. G. Mi-Gee. 6 Pearl St., Council
Hltlffs. ltl-;-.M;i.il in
FOR SALE. Ilve-rnom house, two lots
shade and fruit trees- furniture for sale
Address 1722 Second avenue. Council
Bluffs. HK-.M330 is
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health llnd prompt relief,
Box 232, omalia, ncd. uommcnttai.
-6S3
LADIES, Friar's French femnle regulator
brlnRs monthly periods niRUlnrly without
pain; $t per box, 6 boxes for $3. Box 536-H',
Minncnpous, -Minn. .uuiu nepw-
VIRTHAMA cures Impotency resulting
from Indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vieor. restoring desires, nmbltlnns
aspirations of youth, health, lining for
success, nnnpincdH in inisincss, proies
stonnl. social, married life: $2. or 3 for $5
Sent unvwhere prepaid on receipt of
price. The Kldd PniR Co.. Elgin. Ill
American Ofllco. retail, wholesale. Myers
Plllon Drug Co.. Omaha: M. A. Dillon
South Omaha: Davis DniR Co., Council
Bl.iffs. Full line rubber goods.
OSTEOPATH.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. Llfo HldR.
tel. 1601: Alice Johnson. D. O.. ladle-i
dept.; Old 13. Johnson, Osteopathia!, .gr,
UNl
M. E. DONOIH'E. D. O., of Still school
KIrksvllle. Mo. 001 Paxton Blk. Tel. '.367
cms
DBS. MeMl'RRAY A MFSICK will open
osteopathic olllce Sept. l. ;6-&:i.s ucv mug,
-jinn nt
A. T. HUNT. D. O. 305 Karbach. Tel. 2352.
M926 SeptB
KNIilNKS 111)11. KIIS. ETC.
ONE second-hund Crane steam elevator;
neurlr new
One r.econil-haiid Crane hydraulic elevator.
Four Heeontl-haud tJ)-horse power horizon
tal return tubular boilers with llttlngs
and fixtures complete
Tho above mentioned nrtides are equally
good ns new and can be sold for less than
half tho cost of new ones We buy and
sell wcond-hiind machinery. Allen P. Ely
A Co., 1110 Douglas. Omaha . 262.
L. C. Shnrp Much. Wks.; motors, dynamos,
. -609
FINA.NCIAI,.
SALARY LOANS! SALARY LOANS!
WE HAVE nEEN CRITICISED
For giving such low rates and easy par
tial payments. THE CRITICS ARE
RIGHT, but we must loan- a certain
amount of money as socn ns possible re
gardless of comment WE LOAM ON
YOI'R NOTE; no mortgage; no Indorser;
no publicity. Your employer or friends
need not know. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO., room 303, THIRD FLOOR, Paxton
Blk -6S2
SHORTHAND AND TYPHNVRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Llfo.
-6S4
BOYLKS' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Bide- -3
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. 690
GREGG Shorthand taught at tho Omahn
Commercial College, luth and Douglas sts.
-691
MAliNliTU HEALING.
GREAT Wostern institute, 1623 Douglns St..
chronic dljenses cureu, no urugs, surgery
-M122
THE genuine Hlinon Pure Weltmer Mothod
of Magnetic Healing and Hnrraden's
Hypnotism completo In one volume, $2.51.
Prof. It. Williams. Desoto, Mo.
-M963 Sep8'
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS, t,ccondhand. 1116 Farnam.
-Uil
w vm i:n-ro iioitnow.
WANTED, to noil or borrow ahour $,W00
on paldup life Insurance policy In Ulan
ilif.i company, maturing net liiti."- tnail
December, 19"2 Addre O W. llee.
M.'"3 2i
WASTED tn borrow. $l,iX0. three to live
years, at 7 per cent, no commission, on
good Improved South Omaha property
Address O 36, Bee -,WI
31 Vli.NKTIC IIKAMMi.
GREAT Western Institute. 1623 Douglas St .
chronic dlseuseii cured, no dings, ure-ry
-Jir.2
I'tNVNlU'.OKKH.I.
EVOLK Loan Office, reliable, accommodat
ing, nil business coniideniiai. isn pousins.
-701
II A Mill r MKT VI..
FRICTIONLESS.
II. S.
Mann, 17 Com'l
.M7I9 A31
N-it'l Hk.
STOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE, furnace, rnnRC repairs; water eon-
nections. umana stove itcpnir worss,
1207 Dong. 731
TIU.NIC FACTORY.
I'RFNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired, om. Trunk Factory, iaw Fnrnnin.
BS I
I'ICKKT llltOKEIl.
CFT rate tickets every where P H Phil-
bin, 1505 Farnam. Telephone 754, 702
LAt'N 1)11 V.
OMAHA Steam Laundry, shirts, 7e, collars,
c; currs, 4c. 17S0 Lcavcnworin Tei w.
703
DIIKSSM VKINIi.
13. O. M'DONALD. 1612 Cap. ave.
-912 SI
ta.m.mi:hi.ng vmi stittkhi.nu.
Cl'RED.
Julia Vaughan, 130 Ramgc Hldg
-6SS
Ml'KI',1. IM.ATIXi.
STOVES replaled: everything made gond
IMnltno- lA linn lif.ljr 'ret
2535. -AI991
I I HMTl'lli: REPAIRING.
l'EL. 1331. M. S.
Walkln. 2111 Cuming St.
HOTELS.
HENDERSON, $l.on per day house; hoard
$3.60 to $3 week. 9th and Farnam, tel, 1216.
-M73S SI
('A II PK.NTKRS AMI .IOIII1I3HS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work ami repairing
promptly attended to. j. i. ucniurcu. ?nn
and Lake Sts 370
limns vmi taxidkhvi V.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
1G0J Leavenworth
-6S7
DK.NTIS'I
DR. MITTEI.STADT, 331 Bee bid. Tel. 1413,
-131 API
LOST.
LOST, August 16lh. $10 In 2-rent postag
stamps; Inder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving stmni h at tho olllce of the as
sistant postmaster. Lost A1.12J li
I'OSTOl'FICtt scricn.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested,
as chatvies may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending August
IS, i:, will clot-e i PROMPTLY In all cases;
at tho General Postolllce as follows. PAR
CELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier
then closing time shown below. Parcels
Parcels Post Malls for Germany close at 5
p. tn. Monday and Wednesday.
Tl-inis-Atlnnllc A 1 1 1 1 1 h .
SATl'RDA Y At 7 a. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPRAIN, POR
Tl GAL. TI'RKEY. EGYPT, BRITISH
INDIA and LORENZO MARQI'EZ. per
s. La BretaRiie. via Havre (mall tor othes
parts of Europe miiBt b-- directed "per s
s. La Hretnf,ne") ; at S a. m. for NETH
ERLANDS, per h. s. Staatcndam (mail
must bo directed "per s. s. Staatenilam "C
in V20 a. in. (supplementary lo a. m.) tor
Ht'ROPE, peer s. s Etrurlu. via Queen
town; nt 9 a. m. for ITALY, per s. s.
Kaiser Wm. II. (mall must be directed
"per s. h. Kaiser Wm. II."); ut 10 a m.
for SCOTLAND, per s. s. Astoria (mail
must be directed "per s. a. Astoria").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. -This sleamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only Tin
same class of mall mrtlter for other parts
of Europe will not be sent by this ship
unless specially directed by It
After the dosing of tne supplementary
Transatlantic Malls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls are opened o.,
the piers of the American, English.
French and German steamers, und remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of wnlllng of steamer.
Mulls for South nnd Cenlrnl Aiucrlcn,
NVest Indies. I'.lc.
SATl'RDA Y At S a. m. for G REN AD and
TRINIDAD, per H. s. Grenaun: at 10 a. m.
for PORTO RICO, per s San Juan: at
10 n. tn. (supplementary 10:30 a. m for
FORTl'NE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAA
NILLA, CARTHAGENA and GREY
TOWN, per s. s. Alenc (mail for Costa
Rica must be directed "per s. s. Alenc );
at la a. m. (supplementary Ui:::0 a in ) for
ITHAI'AO and VKNEZl'HLA. per s s
Hllilur, via Curacao (mall for Satunllla
and Carthagena must be directed "per s.
s. Illldui-"); at 10:30a.m. for HAITI per
s. Prlns Wm. II. (mall for Curacao, Ven
ezuela, Trinidad, British und Dutch
Guiana must bo directed "per s s. Prlns
Win. II"). ut 10 a. m. for NEWFOl Ml
LAND illtect. per s. s. Silvia, at II ti tn
for Cl'HA, per s. s. Havana, via Havana;
nt 1 p. m. (supplementary 1;30 p. m) iir
TFRKS ISLAND and DOMINICAN II E
PI'i.LIC, per u. s. Cherokee.
SI'NDA Y At 8:30 p. m. for ST. PIERRE
MIQI'ELON, per Bteamcr from North
Sydney.
Mnlls for Newfoundland, by mil to North
Sydney, nnd thence by steamer, close nt
this otllco dally at 8:30 p. m. (connecting
close here every Monday. Wednesday and
Snturdnyi. Mals for Mlquelon. 1- rat'
tn Boston, nnd thence by stenmer eloi
at this olllce dnlly at 8:3o p. ni. Mails tor
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin., and
thence by steamer, cloo nt this olllce
dally (except Monday) at "7 a m (the
conneitlt. Ioscb are on Sunday, Wednes
day and Filday. Malls for Mexico City,
overland, unless speclully addressed for
dispatch by steamer, close at this ofllco
dully at 2.30 a. in. nnd 2:30 p. m. Malls
for Costn Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and
Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, close at this olllce
dnlly nt "3 p. m. (connecting closes hero
Tuesdays for Costa Rica and Mondays
for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala).
Registered mall closts at 0 p nt. pie
vlotw day.
Trniis-I'nellle Mnlln.
Mnlls for China and Jnpan, via
Vancouver, close hern dully at 6.30 p. ni
up lo Aig'ist llth, Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. s. Empress of Jnpan (regis
tered mall must be directed "via Van
couver"). Malls for Hawaii. Japan, Chlm
and Philippine Islands, via San Fran
cisco, close here dallv nt (1-10 p. m. up to
August 16th. Inclusive, tor dispatch. pr
s s Gaelic. Malls for Hawaii, via San
Fcunclscn, closo here dally at 6:30 p. m
up to August 17th Inclusive, for dli
natrh per s. h. Australia. Mallu fui Aus
tralia lexcfpt West Australia, which goes
via Europe, and New Zealand, which
goes via San Frnnelseoi, and FIJI Islands
via Vancouver, close here dally at 6:3 1
p. in up to August "iitu tndislve r r
dispatch per s s Aornngl (supplementary
malls, via Seattle, close it fl-30 p. m Au
gust 19). Mulls for Hawaii. China, .Input
anil cniiippine isinnus, vin ,in i-ran
I'lui-n rliis... hern dally at ll 'iO n. m un In
August 21th, Inclusive, for dispatch per
s. h. Hong Kong Maru Mails for
Austral a (except West Australlai. New
Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI and Sainoiin
Islands, i la San Francisco, i iose he"
dally at 0:3d p. m. after August "19th and
up to September "1st. Inclusive, or on
day of arrival of s. s. Campania, due ni
New York September "1st, for dispatch
per s. s. .-wnripunu
Transpacific malls nre forwarded to port
of snlhnir dallv and the schedule of clos
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
their uinnierrupteu overland transit
Registered mall ' loses at o p in pre
vloi s day CORNELH'S VAN r OTT.
Postmaster
Postolllce, New York, N. V., AUKUbt 10,
1900.
I.F.d VI, NO Tl( KS,
PROPOSALS FOR AK-RAR-HEN BOOTHS
Sealed prcpnsals will be received for Ih
erection of fence and bootht lor the Ak-Sar-Hen
crlrntal Carnival lip to 2 iloik
August iHth Speclllciitlons and plans can
be obtained at the Ak-Sar-Hen Carnival
lieMdnunrters. t.WS Harney street Bids
should be addressed to T I'. Getz. sufwrln
tendciit. and marked. "Hid for coiistrm lion
of booths." AttdiHMnnilE
(lOVI'.RXMKNT NOTICK.
OFFICE CHIEF Ql'ARTERM ASTER,
Omaha, Neb . Aug. 1.1. 19i - Sealed propos
als, In triplicate, subject to the usual con
dition!), win be received at this ofllco until
2 o'clock p. tn.. central lime, September 13.
1 9ii0, for tho construction of n lire appa
ratus house, with plumbing therein, nnd a
wagon shed, at Fort Crook, Neb Full In
formation furnished upon application lo
this office, or tn the quartermaster. Fort
Crook, Neb., where plans and speclllciitlons
may be seen. Proposals to be marked
"Proposals for Fire Apparatus Hons, or
Wagon Shed," us tho case may be. and ad
dressed to ho undersigned. F H. HATH
AWAY. C (J M A17-lS-20-21Seplll-12M
h ii.wav 'ruin taiii.k.
f L V fi
OMAHA A ST LOrlSRAIL
toail Omaha. Kansas City
A Eastern Rallroad"Thi
qnlncy Route" -Ticket of
tli . 1(15 Fa ni u mi Street
Telephone ,122. Depot, Tenth
and Many Streets. Tele
phone, 629
Leave. ArrLve.
St Louis Cannon Ball
Express . .. . a 5:05 pin a S:20 am
Kansas City and Oulnc.v
. . .a i-.w am n 9:uu pin
CHICAGO, MILWAI KEE .
St Paul Rallway-Clly
Ticket omce. I5ni I'arnam
Street. Telephone 2t. Depot
Tenth and Mason Streets
Telephone, isu.
Leave Arrive.
Ch'cago Llmlled Ev . a ihfO pm a S.05 am
Chicago A Omaha Ex b 7:15 am b 3:55 pm
a Dully, b Dally except Sunilay.
UNION PACIFIC ."THE OVER
land Route" General unices,
N 13. Cor. Ninth and l-'arnnm
slreetH. Clly Ticket Olllce. Ill'l
I'iiruiilii street. Telciihone, :iH.
Deiiol. Tenth and Iasou Sts.
Telephone, Kilt.
Leave Arrive.
The Overland Llmlled.. a S:20 am u 7:33 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Special a S:20 am a 7.35 pm
i no i-iisi .miiii . .a ,"-:.i am a :i:. pm
Thu Cnlorndo Special . nil. 35 pm a 0:60 am
The Fast Mall a 4:35 pm
Lincoln. Heatrlce and
Stromsbiirg Express, b 1:10 pm bl2:25 pm
The paellli Express: a 1.25 pin
The Atlantic Express a 6:50 am
Grand Island Local b 6:30 nni b 9:30 um
a puny, n imiii k-xcipi Miiuiiay.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL-
and A Pacllle Rnllroii.l
Ilie ( rent Rock si
and Route " Cl I'lclt
et Olllce. 132.1 l-'arnam
Hired "e en hone. 42S
Depot. Tenth A .Mason
Streets. Telephone IS! I
I .nu l-p A i-rl i-c
De-i Moines and Daven
port Lot al . ,n 7 25 am hll:35iim
Chicago Expi'i'ss . .till :is um n s-in nni
iiicngo l ast i;.press a MOD pm a 1:25 pm
1 Incoln and Falrhury ..a 8:30 am n 7:oo ;un
i.iiicoiu. t oiorauo npgs ,
Denver. Pueblo and
West a 1 20 pm a 1:15 pm
we- .Moines, hock isi
. iid and Chicago a 7 15 nni n 6:50 nir,
Colorado A Tonus Flyer a 5:65 pm a 3:15 am
.i ininy ii uany except siumiay.
1 I. I. I N O I S CENTRAL
Rallroiiil. City Ticket Of
life. 1102 Farnam street.
T lephonc. 2(5. Pepot
renin anu Vinson streets
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express .
Ch.iHfio Limited
Minneapolis ntnl
- Paul Expiess.-.
Minneapolis aim
.. .all:IO am a 1.05 pm
. .a 7:45 pm a 8:15 am
St.
.. .b 7:(0 am b 9:10 pm
HI
. . .a 7:15 nni a 8:15 am
caul i. iniiei
Fcrt Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs b 4:"0 pm b!u;l& am
n Dally' u Pally except Sunday.
MISSOIRI PACIFIC RAII
rniub-Gcneml Olllces und
Ticket oillces Southeast Cor
ner Mth nnd Dour ns Sts
Telephone 101. Depot, Union
tuntioii.
Leave. Arrive.
Ht Iouls, Kansas A
Nebraska Limited ...alOiOOnm u 6:30 pm
K. C, SI. L. Express. . .alOMO pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 15th and
Webster Sts
Nebraska. Local Via
Weeping Water . .. b 1:15 pm nl0:15 am
a uany n uany except Sunday.
HIRL1NGTON A Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Rome
tieneral Olllces. n. w
Corner Tenth and Furnam
St. Ticket Olllce, 1502
Fni nam street. Telephone
25. Burlington station. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone. 128.
Leave. Arrive
t.ltipnlit. IfiiHttims mid
McCook . it 8:10 am a 7:35 pm
Lincoln. Penver. Colo
rado, I'tnh. Callfornla.a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
I 'ncoln & IIIiick Mills a awu pm a .i:u pm
M..ntMnii PiiL'et Sound a 9:30 pm u 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall . ...a3:0jpm n!0:35 am
IV'iiviT Colorado. I tall
A California a 6:16 am
t. Dally
KANhAS CITY. St. JO
seph A Council Bluffs
Rn road "The Bur Ing
ton Route ''1 Icki-t Ollieo
1602 Farnam street. Tele
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mason streets. Tele
phone. 12S.
Leave. Arrive
Kaunas City Pay Ex ..a S;50 am n (!:10 pm
I Kns" i'li Night Ex alO.15 pm a 6:15 am
St '. Is Flj.r for Ht
Joseph and St Louis a 1.55 pm all:15 am
a Dallj
CHICAGO. IH'RLINGTON
A Oulney Railroad "The
Burlington Route" Ticket
Ofilce. U02 Fnrnnin St.
Tel 250 Pepot, Tenth A
Mnson Streets. Telephone,
12.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am
Peoria Express . ... n 9:2". nm
Chicago estlhuled Ex a 1:(0 pm n 7:15 am
i in r;i Co i.ocai r;xpress.n i:&'i am a i:u: fun
Chicago Limited a 7:45 pm a 7:15 am
Pacltle Junction Local. .a!0:l5 am
PAolilc Junction Extra. n 7:oo pm
Fust Mall a 2:15 pm
a Dally.
W ABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Ofllcc. 1301 Farnam
Street. Telephone, b95. De
pot, Tenth and Man-y
Streets. Telephone, CJ.
Leave. Arrive.
S Louis
'Cannon Hull"
Express
f- Daily.
. 5:C6 pm n 8:'-i) nm
CHICAGO A NORTH
weslern Rallwav "Tho
Northwestern Linn" -Citv
Picket Olllce. 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 6U1. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Sts. Tde-
tilinnn fi'9
Leave. Arrive.
Dn light ChliaRo Spe
elal . a 7:00 am all :3o pm
('hi' ago Passenger. ,u 4:15 pm a S:10 am
Eastern Exnress. Dea
Moines, Marshalltowii,
Cedar Rapids nnd Chi
cago ii 10:55 am a 4:0j pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago und East n 4:65 pm a 4.0j pm
Fust Mali. Chb ag" lo
Omaha .... a 2 15 pm
Omaha-Chit ago Special. a 7:15 pm a & 00 pm
Fast Mall . a S 30 am
a Dally
FREMONT ELKIIORN A
Missouri Valley Railroad
' The Noi thwestern
Line ' - General olllces,
United States National
Bank Hldg-, K. W Cor
Twelfth and Farnam Sis
Ticket Olllce 1401 Farnam St. Telophone.
601 Pepoi. 15th nnd Webster Sts. Telo
phone, 1158, Leave. Arrive,
llhiek Hills. Dcadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pin a 6 00 pm
Wyoming. Caspar nnd
Douglas . ..d 3:00 pm o B 00 pm
HastliiKS. York. David
City. Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward . b 3:00 pm b i.'.0 pm
Norfolk. Verdlttro and
Fiemont h 7;?0 urn bio 25 am
Lincoln, Wahoo und
Fremont .b 7:30 nm 1)10 25 am
Fremont Local e 7.30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunda e Sun
(ho only d Dully except Saturday, r
Duilj cxi-ipt Monday.
.oca i
a Dallj
M.WA"KEE
L "" Sr .
tpff
CROWDS TAIL TO GATHER
Mr. Erjan Passes Through Oit j, but llono
Docs Him Homage.
TWAS NOT THUS FOUR YEARS AGO
Dcinii-I'iip Lender Is l.nol.ltm Well
mid Siijs lie i:peeln to ! peril
In (liiinbn al .tncl.
sinilnn I'lcnlc.
Hon. W. J. Bryan passed through Omaha
nt 1:25 p. m. yesterday curoute homo lo Lin
coln on his return from his Indianapolis
nteftlng. AlthotiRh his coiuIur had beon au
Iiounced In all the dally paper thero wote
but n dozen peoplo or thereabouts nt tho
deH)t to meet hlin. half of the number uelux
represenlntlvcf of the local press, ne was
accompanied on his return by Mrs. Bryan,
his youtiR son William. Robert F. Roe, oitl
elal stenographer for the national commit
tee, and Messrs. Campbell and lMwton of
the Associated Preiis. .
Mr. Brynn was looking Just ns ho Always
does when engaged In the heat of a cam
paign, as If the vicissitudes of other men's
physical capacities were meat Hnd drink to
him, but Mrs. Bryan was. not disposed to
deny that she wns feeling considerably fa
tigued.
Mr. llrynn said In response to an Inquiry
that he did not expect lo be in Omaha until
the dnte of the Jacksonlati picnic at SynUv
cntc park. Edgar How tint was among the
few who were at tho depot and hn whs en-
rurciI for the greater part of tho short slop
In conversntlim wllh Mr. Brynn In relntlon
to his cnnviiM for congress. As n remit
of that i-onversfttlon. Mr. Bryan hnvlng
pioinlsrd to speak In each county In thli
district In Howard's behalf. II Is probnblo
that tho Washington county meeting wilt b
held on the same date as tho Syndicate
park picnic, although arrangements to that
effect have not yd been definitely perfected,
A. M. Gallagher nnd 11. P. Richmond of
South Omahn were nl the train to extend
to Mr. and Mrs. Bry.iu an Invitation to at
tend a dinner and reception to be given lo
Brynn, Stevenson nnd Webster Duvls on thu
evening of the date of Iho Syndicate park
picnic, on which occasion tho Bryan and
Stevenson club will be the hosts. This In
vitation was Accepted.
Time was when the arrival of Bryan at
tho Omaha depot would havo been marked
i the assembling of every democrat within
the balllwlrk, and It must have been a Bur
prlso to him (hut so few were present.
Tho woll In the fnblo put on sheep's
clothing because If ho traveled on his own
reputation he couldn't accomplish bis pur
pose. Counterfeiters of DeWitl's Witch
Ilnjel Salve couldn't sell their worthless
salves on their merits, so they put them In
boxes nnd wrappers like DoWltt's. Look
out for them. Tako only DoWltt's Witch
Hnel Salve. It cures plies and all skin
diseases.
VETERANS DO NOT AGREE
Confederal!' Association Objects In
(icnernl (ionlou .Vtlrnillng (irauil
Arm- of Republic Encnnipnienl.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Ifi.r-Thc Confcd
ernle Association of the Army of the Ten
nessee, which Includes a large majority ot
tho confederate veterans In New Orleans,
has protested against General J. B. Oor
don. cmnmandlng tho United Confederate
Velcrnns, attending the Grand Army of
tho Republic enenmpment nt Chicago. The
following resolution, Introduced by Gen
ernl Chnlnron, prenldcnt of the association,
was unanimously adopted
"In view of tho recent occurences at
Atlanta und tho utterance thero of tho
commander of the Grand Army of tho. Re
public, this association deprecates and oh'
Jects to all so-called reunions of the bluo
and gray nnd protest ngulnst General j.
B. Gordon ncccptlnR an Invitation to he
present at tho reunion of the Grand Army
of the Republic In his capacity of com
mander of tho Union Federal Veterans."
The dread of pooplo with weak lungs
who Miffcr with stubborn coiiRhs Is con
sumption. Foley's Honey and Tar, If
taken In time, cures tho cold, heals the
lungs and always cures Incipient consump
tion. Session of I'lilvrrsnl Pence I nloii.
MYSTIC. Conn.. Aug. Ifi.-Tho feature of
the morning session of the Universal Ponco
union meeting here was the rending of let
ters of regret from ex-Governor John W.
Iloyt of Wyoming; Hon. William M. Ash
mnn, Philadelphia, and P. L. Weasels, spe
cial commissioner from the South Afrlc-n
republic. Mr. Wessels expects to bo present
nt tomorrow's sessions.
A letter was also read from a friend of
Wu Ting Fang, tho Chinese minister lo the
United States, In which tho minister was
(incited art nxplalnlng his failure to appear
at tho meeting, ns follows:
"I am too much occupied with my duties
and too anxious about my country to leave
Washington at this time."
Session of Catholic Benevolent linlnn,
TRENTON. N. J , Aug. Hi. At this morn
ing's session of the thirty-second national
convention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
union Bishop Mr-Paul of this diocese inn li
nn address mi tho question of the "Federa
tion of the Catholic Societies In This Coun
try." The bishop also referred to the chil
dren's Aid society, a national organization,
which, he hiiIiI, took 'children I ruin alms
houses and placed them In private homes,
but which was not always careful to place
Catholic children with Catholic families.
The result of all this, Bishop McFaul said,
was that Catholic children 111 public Insti
tutions grew up In Ignorance or Indifference
to their natural religion. Tint uddress was
enthusiastically received.
Receivers' CerGllcales Ordered,
NEW YORK, Aug. 15. An order was Is
sued by JuiIrc l.acoinbe of the United
Stales circuit court today authorizing
Samuel Thomas, ( harles E. Kimball and
Albert c. Long, receivers of the United
States Flour Milling company, to Issu
ccrtllleatcH to the amount of t250,ono.
By another nnd similar order Judge La
combe authorizes Charles; 13. Klmhull nnd
William Hroiiklleld, receivers of tho Helker-JeferH-Jcweii
Milling company, it corpora
tion of which 95 per cent of the stock Is
rtwneil and controlled by the United Stales
Flour Milling compan. to Issue receivers'
cortlllcales lo tho amount of $3o0,00O.
Sin Inn llellcs from Yiindnl.
RANTA FI3. N M., Aug. lfi.-An order hai
been lecelved from Hon. Dinger Hermann,
general land commissioner, to withdraw
from further entry and sale the public land
In about nlmi townships west ot the Rio
Grandn river around Eipanolu for thi
purpose of establishing the proposed park
In which are situated hundreds ,jf clllf
dwellings mid thousand of communal build
ings which are being tooted by vandals and
relic hunters.
RAILWAY TIME OAIIII.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis A Omaha
Railway - "Tho North
western Line" General
Offices. Nebraska Divi
sion. 15th and Webster
Sts city Ticket Olllee,
1101 Farnam Ht Telephone, Kl. Depot,
15th and Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger .a :u0 am n 9:10 pm
Omaha Pasesnger ulp.10 um
Sioux City .V North
east Nebraska ... a 3:60 pm
Oakland Local . .b 5:11 pm b 8:15 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC
Railroad - 'Tho North
western Line" General
Offices, United States
National Bank Building.
S. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Tluk'-t
Olllce 1101 Farnam St Telephone. 501. Pe
pot. Tenth and .Mnson Sts Telephone, 029
l.env Arrive
Twin City Express a tf-65 am alO 60 pin
Twin City Limited a 7 25 pm a vl5 am
Slonx uy Loch. . ,.aa:iOam a 1.20 pm
a Dally.
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