SPECIAL NOTICES
Adverflapnipnta for these column
Trill tie token (mill 1U in, (or the
rtraliik' edition anil nnlll H flO p. m,
(nr nirnlnK and "junday eillllnn
nates. 1 1 'Jo a vrurd 11 rot Insertion,
lp. a word (hereafter. .Vothlnu taken
fur Iran tliun 2.'.c fur the first Inner
tlon. These Rdvertlaetnents niuat lie
ran ronsrctitlv ply,
Ad rcrlltfri, Ity requesting a num
bered ohrcU, enn liar mirntt ail
dresaeil to a numbered letter In cure
( The Her. Aimrera an addresaed will
lie delivered ua presentation of tb
cheat only.
SITUATION'S wanthi).
HlTt'ATION wnntcd by first-class book
keeper nnU expert accountant . married
wan, very best references. Address V. IJ ,
SU South 22,1 St. A-MJ-IJ'
SITUATION wanted ty exp-ri-ni c.T" dry
goods clerk, imi furnish ref. r t: e Ad-ore-
O. A , box 53. Juniata Neo
wa vied-mali: iilm.
WANTED quick, to travel nli a dramatic
compun), a gentleman; It. "' !. tail and
talenteo, ,(. long etlgag '.ie nt T'",1
party. u clover amateur i. -ut do. Ad
dress Ijiura l.elghton. i .. ny. Nn-
u-iW M"
WANTED, tlrst-clusH sowing machine sales
man, good salary Jieo. jv.ii Co., Hth
and llumey. ll-HX li
WANThD. e have aleady work tor u rew
Kood lu.itler.n oi koo habits una nppur
uuc. C. 1'. Adam l"o., I'ifJt Jlo.vard at.
ll-3
liAKIIKR trado taught thorouuhly In short
time; iatu!o;je ind jiurtiuulurs tree.
Ailurcss Wenicrn Uaruem' Institute,
omana. Neb. ll-fcil
WANTUD,' teams fur It. U, work In Mis
tdsKlppi, free transpol tt'tlnti tor outtltx.
McKnuin. i'hi.'lan t , U Hcott street.
Coutuli Ifluffs, la. II fi'Ju
WHITE to us for traveling Job, straight
sulury. Triumph Co, Danus, 'lex.
H-.MS09 Il
Till'.' American llurbcr College of Omaha,
ttiveiy Kiai'rtlltced. loulH liirnmhed
araioKi,!) ire.;. U MltJl 11
AM i;D, saddle lialids and hurttnss
maKern. we nro p.iyuig good Huv.iii.ed
Junes und will gho sltady worn. TVni-.-un
nro(i. anitillery o.. utUins, Tex.
ii-.mi.; 12
WAN'rniJ.li llrst-clasn xoiloltor or runner
for I'ii'thltig more, goou pay. APiny A
oncn to 1'ioiieor cotnitiy Co., s&iu .n hi., ;
South omutia. II .MI'O
KXI KitlliNCUD Hollelt'ir. steady uinnloy-'
mom in city; referem e rciiulred. ad
ll lie.- Hldg. H-.UC 17
WANTKD. llrst-cIUHs burlivr. who N goi l,
fcoliir j:id riiUliie: K Hat cornet puiy.r,
for Ke-onil l("gimi'iit band and opera
Iiuuko orchestra; only good man tii'.d
write Address J. W. Imumgarili.ei',
keiTPtnn, Heatrli'i', Nidi. II- yii 2 ll"
HITK us
Triumph t'i
for Mtrulglit
' . P.iIim.j, ic
snlitrled Job.
I1-.M.T2
W A NTH I) I'll MA 1.12 iii-:i.i,i
WANTED, aw girls. 15:1 Dodge.
i' girls minted, i 'titiailiutl ofltce, 1X2 Dmiglu.'i
C WK
GIltL for getiernl ImuNeWork; must be good
. ooit; mihtH m wui'K lor t.ompoteiit g.n.
l ull ut once 'M i.mmutt. C MM
UIIUj for general housework; small family.
IZi N. 31ft live.. C .Mall
SKHVANV girl witnted; 3 In family; good
wagert. 2UJ. rt. ;Wlll St. C M2
ANTED, an energetic, capable woman,
wliho'tt family, ue.Mrourt of making a
biiKinesn ot taking i-nurge ut u bo.trului:
liu.isi'. tun Hun nn excellent opi'iuni; with 1
a inrporaiioii. .uuu-ss v '. nee.
C-157 14
WANTED. A good, bright girl for olllce
ork. One familiar with tho elty and
who Uvea nt hqme preterred. Sin In ex
Iierleuce. It any, und salary i-Mpectpd.
Address Y ;C llee. C MliO 11
illll. for general housework. 213 s. Dflth
St. C-Mltii If
ANTED,
washing.
girl for general housework; no
1H17 Kyner Ave. c us 11
WANTED, good girl fur general house,
work, family of three, w.igei Jl; apply
iinmedlllti'l) . '.i)02 l'opplelon live.
C-M211
I'Oll llK.M'-IKIl.SUV,
IF you want your houses wcli rented plate
them with Henuvva A: t o. D-C3J
CHAMPION Carpet Cleaning Wks., cleans
and lajs carpets right, "ili S. 14. Tel. hoi.
D-I5I 02S
ALWAYS moving II. II
nthce, lull1.: Farnum St
goods, l'lanos.
t'el. Im'j or StXl.
D-'i.Q
HOl'SES for rent In all putts of the ctiy
Hrennan-Love Co., 32i) So Uth St.
HOUfiES. stores.
Demls, Paxton block.
D-(M
CHA3. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Famam
D-ll
j'Olt HENT. house X rooms, S. W. CM".
1'ark uve and Leavenworth. Modem cx
c pl furnacii. Key at cottago In rear.
D-103
COAL, best cooking, Jt.2o. delivered; noth
ing better. Harmon ttf Wteth Co. Tel. Hi.
D-M OU
I'Oll HENT. October 1. to small family, a
deslrublo seven-room cottage, 22nd and
California street; water lu kltchon; J22 p;r
month. Inquiro at t7 N. K'th street.
D-M2S3
tjEE 1IENHY H. PAYNE, SOI
N. Y. LIFE.
D-616
HOUSES, etc. F,
D. Wend, 1521 Douglas.
D--C37
HOUSES and flats.
Rlngwalt, Harker 1)11;
D-H
HOUSES and Hats.
ningwult, Barker blk.
D Sl
J217 iM'MINO St.. 8 rooms; modern except
furnace, in good condition, I2o.oo.
OMAHA LOAN . 'MUST CO .
16th & Doushis St.
D-MO
l-ROOM. modern, and barn, 21th and Har
ney; Cor. nith and Hamilton, modern 6
room new house. F. D. Wo.id, 16th and
Douglas. . i)-M
NICE 6-room modern cottuge. 2110 Decatur
ttj. D-!i(W
Full RENT. S room modern house cor. 15th
and Vinton. Inquiro Hll Vinton.
D-MS30 1P
1820 N 27th. i rooms, bath. HS.OO.
lRHJ Ohio, rooms, hath. $25.00,
GARVIN HROS. 1013 FAHNAM.
D-M900
1'IVE-HOOM modem cottage, barn, Jl.SuO.
2100 N. 2lh D-SSI-
I'OIX RENT. Hue tf-room modern cotlages
In tho Stanford circle. St and Vinton
streets; eonvenleilt to South Omaha and
ltth Htreet cur Hiich; $.i per month
the Hyron Reed Co.. 212 S. Hth St.
D-137
IM'RN'i.SMED or unfurnished, my resl
denee. '.'IH Wirt street. J. J. Gibson, Mi)
First Nutlonnl haul;. D-M171 IS
CENTRAL, unequalled,
modem, 7-room house.
steam heat, -.il
Tizurd, 221 N 21.
D-061 11
J-ROOM unstulrx Hat for rent; water nnd
t:as In house; 2 a month. Inquire
tare fco. loth St. i .t'si u
I'uil SALE, elei'imt Proom modern re.M
deuce, owner leaving city: wil! offer- at
a sucrlllcc: will rent if not sold lu next
ten days. Hicks, 325 Hoard of Trade HI Ig.
D-19) 10
4 ROOMS. 1020 S. 19th.
D-1SI 10
t-lUOM modern flat, 3400 Leavenworth.
D-103 N9
FIVE-ROOM cttage.
1933 S. Hth
. 1) -JIM 17
i'oii im.vr Fi.'HMsitni) iitioiis
THREE rooms, housekeeping; 1113 S. 11th.
U-374
IIOUSI. KEEPING, pleasant warm roemi
f r winter, tingle Ot enulte. Mt N tith
roit m:T-ri hmiii:ii rooms.
W.Ai Tin I. lio.. t.
)c i-'Kiepn.g all N
tirat floor,
j;.M-ist
lsth.
l'UIMSHEl) IIUUMD AMI HOARD.
OLENCAIRN,translents,Jl.iJay. 16u9 Doug.
t 6e5
GOOD board, private family,
avenue.
UTOPIA, 17J1 Davct.port SI.
609 So. 'h
F-M6J)
F-3I)
THE Merrlum, booU summer resort. 26tli &
Dodge. K vll
lluuM,
board.
furnished or
72) ,V .3d St.
unfurnished, with
K-.MIS5 15
TWO mom-, -Ingle or en suite, hot water
licit, private tatnlly. U'fi cas.
F-.lls5 11
HANDSOME ioulh room, also single room;
steam, board, reference, wi N. 13th.
F-Mivi It
FOR RENT STORE", ami offices.
KOIt IlKN T, rtoro In tlrst-class location;
rent reasonable Apply It. C. Vetera A:
Co., ground lluor. lire oldj:. liii
ACHJ.Vl'S WA.N'l'i:iJ.
WANTKD, ugentH In overy town and
coiutnuntty to sell the "Host ' Vupr
UjmjIiIih uinps, inoAt acicntliic Lun.p
made; two yeuri on the market; abso
lutely uuaruiiteed fur jnu )eur. ileal In
cuniiescent Light Co., J15 so. l&ih at.,
Omaha, Neb. J MUZ 0. 1
J.y) A YI'.AH easllj int.de by hustling
linen's, hiiniiiliiK our unite und ihiiu
runber endure, ,'iirfs nnd nerKtls, pui
ented und guaninteed goods; our cam
paign tle-i .ire winiteis, liberal comtulitslon,
exLui-lve territory, send stamp tor pe
oal teims, etc. .t. Ac .M. Mfg. Co., bpilne
held, Musa. J ,M?Ji ll'
GALVi:.STON ilOllUniiMot i-omplee
in count by ee wuiicsses, authentic Il
lustrations, money matter for iIvk work
ers, best commits. ons, freight paid, creoi.
given; wnto for tree outill. b. C Mors-)
Co., Chlcjco. J Mini ll
WA.NTIJIl TO HIJXT.
MODKHN furnlihed house, central, suit
atno tor roomers, state pi lei, etc. Y 3;,
lieu. K MWi 12'
bTOHAUi:.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 312
ail Junes, genural storgo and furvsarillni.
6i
Om,
Vun Stor. Co., loll'a Farn, Tels. Ii53 f
1
WA.NTliU TO HIV.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
in large und smail uu.in.ilie.. Chicago
l'Urnlturo Co., 1 ll) uooge. Tel. 2w.
N v43
WILL purchase u limited number of
Omaha oavings bank accounts, lirennau
Lovo Co., Sit) no. lsili. N 'JH
OLD stump collections bought.
216 N. ICth.
N-'Jsti Oi3
WANTED, to buy fifty second-hand type
writers. Nebraska Cycle Co., Cor. loth
unit Harney. N-.MHo ll
roit ai,i:-iiohi:s ehiclhs i:tc.
NEW and 2dll. vehicles at marked down
prn.es. Harry Frost, lltir & Leavenworth,
P-Ul'i
Foil SALE, a horso and buggy cheap. In
(julru hi .'.oi St. Mary's avc. P M7W
i'oii mam: .mischli. .vi:ol.
FINE Vosn upright piano ut grcut sacrifice,
party leaving clt). Address Y 3tf. Hee
olhce. QVJi NO
HAHD anil .oft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing. Ml Douglas. QOU
Cl'TTEHS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Conuull Drug Co., Cur. 16th nnd Dodge.
ij-bti
SDH AND safe cheiip.
Dcrlght, 111$ Fufiiuin.
SAFES; buy. sell, ex'ge. Schwartz. 114 So. ;s.
y &)
2DIIAND wheels, T to J10; new wheels, J13.
oniuhu Ulcyclo Co , 10th &. Chicago Sts.
u on
FOH SALE, iinyabln after received, threo
months' trial tree; $11.20 for a h.gh grade,
5-drawer, drop head cabinet sewing ma
chine: $11. M for n regular $li).(kl bicycle;
'KM for u $')'."). piano, $.7. for a 7."i.0ti
parlor org.iul; ?ir.&i for a 5-pleco over
stuffed velour $4'H. parlor suite. All new
high grade Htundurd goods. For full par
ticular Htnto urtlcles Interested lu and
vv.- will mull you n special catalogue.
Scars. Koebuck & Co., Chicago.
y MiV.S 013
HEC'OND-HAJU) Cullgraph (now) for sale.
Call at ofllco clerk district court.
Q-631
FOH SALE, two cottages, tn be moved.
Inquire IIS N. ICth St. O-MtOl 11
ELEGANT piano, $100. Address Y sTlleer"1
Q-M172 11
FOH SALE, i heap, billiard table, balls and
cues; good condition. Address 3H S. 15th
St. Q-M2W 13
E LEO A NT piano.
$Ki. Addresi
Q-
V S. Hko
-M2i'J 15
.VIISI I-.I.I.A.NEOl S.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
and stoves ut lowest prices, carload lots ur
less. Chicago Furniture Co., 140C-10 Dodge.
H-657
UI.AIHVOYA.Vr.S.
MltS. FRIT'S, clairvoyant, S13
North 16th.
S
AIME.G YLMEH genuine palmist. liV)5 Dodgo
S-M7.1
i;i,E( THIC TltEATME.VT.
MME. AMES, 161., Howard, loom I. 2d floor;
Mae Edgar, assistant. T MS41 IV
ELITE Mrlor. 610 S. 16th,
second Moor.
T-14S-N-5
MME. ADAMS, magnetic treatment, ROT So.
uiii room i.M l.'j 13'
l'EltsO.VAI.S.
DR. HOY. chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nair itriuuveu uj- electricity. jt. j.',
Frenzer block. U 602
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, tio
danger; send for circulars. Empire Hup
turo Cure. 032 N. Y. Life bldg. Omuha.
U-000
VIAVI. woniuu's way to h.'a'.th. 3IG lice bldg
U 063
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before & dur
lng confinement; bubies adopted. 1136 N. 17.
-UOO'l
PLEATING, buttonB to order; pinking
while you wult. Omuha Pleating Co.. 1524
Douglas. U CS
PRIVATE homo before and during confine
ment, babloa udoptod. Mrs. Uurget. :620
Uurdettc. U COD
Y'OUR OLD SKIRT
Can bo altered to look new and styiisn by
Uklng one of our beautiful FRENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCES
Any kind complete from UM up. AL
TERATION PATTERNS AND INSTRUC
TIONS FREE. Accordion und side pleat
ing by the yard. Send for circulars.
M. GOLDMAN .fc CO.
200 Douglas Ulk., 16th nnd Dodge.
U-101
lUnKIOII baths, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; skilled women
massage operators; finest equipped baths
In the city. Hrnstrom Bath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220 Bea Bldg. U 301
LADIES will receive flrst-class care before
and during cunllnemcnt; lady physician.
H3 N. 23d St. U-14S 021
SHAMPOO. 35c; halrdress. 25c; manicure.
50o, scalp treatment. 20c; electric mas.
sago or scalp treatment 35c. F. M
Schadell & Co.. 1522 Douglas.
U-M557 Q?9
LADIES' Jackets and tal.'nr made suits al
tcred. cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel. 3J7 S. 17.
U-87S-
WANTED. the address of Louis Burn
lmrd or Mrs. BarnhurdJ maiden name.
Emma Augusta Roman. Address John
Bohman, Whitewater, B, C
U-M1M 12
THE OMAHA DAILY JIBE: Tlll'lisDW, OTTO B VAX 11, 1000.
JHIMJV TO LOA.N-IU. l, UlTATi:.
LOANS on eastern Nebra-k.i and westcM
Iowa furm ut S per (.cut, burrow ers can
pay $!'.) or any inuitlpit, uny lnturo.it
, date, no delav. HreMi.tu-Luie Co., yj
Ho. 13th at.. Onuhu. Neb. W-67"
MONEY' to loan on Improved Omaha real
(.stale. Hreniiun-Luve Co, M So, 13t'.i
W-671
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved v.ty
property und farms. W. l'urnam iiinlth .
Co., 132" Farnam. W 671
WANTED, city loutM, hotels and warrants.
George S: Company, 1601 Karnam at.
W 073
MONUV In any amount at 5. S!, 0 per cent
J. W. HOHHlNS & Co., 1HC FAHNAM ST.
W-HI
M0NI3V to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., ISOi Farnatn.
W-7J
MONHY
to lonn at t anu 'j p
per cent on
Omaha property,
W,
U. Melkle.
VJl H. l.itll
W UTS
PHIVATE money, 5, 5H, il per cent; no de
lay. Ourvln llros., 1618 Farnam. WVTl
WANTED, city and furm loans; also bondi
nnd warrants. It. C. Peters .t Co., i702
Farnum St., Uco Uldg. W-671
PHIVATE money. F.
D. Wead, l!l Douglas.
W-C79
FIVE per cent money. Uemis, Paxton block.
MONEY to loan on (lrst-class Improved city
property or for building purpuses. Payne
Knox Co., New York Life W-6U
PHIVATE money to l an.
P N. Y. Life.
It. Sherwood.
WM- 113 11
MO.NEV TO LOA CHAT'
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc. You
to keep tins property.
' SALAHY LOANS
to pcoplo permanently cmr loyed on their
own names, without Inlotser or mortgage
Wo loan from Jlo up Wo Churgo nofll
lng for maKtng papers and we keep noth
ing out of the amount you ask for. You
may repay the motey 1:1 one, month, or
take 2, J, I, 0, 6 monih or more lu which
to repay It. Our rules are us low as tho
lowest, our bushiest Is coiilldentlul and
we alwn try to please.
OMAHA MoilTOAUE LOAN CO.,
Established 1W8. -Ov t. lith ot.
X itTjl
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALAHIED PEOPLE.
No etidorscr or mortgngo required.
LOWEST HA'iES, EASY l'A Y.MENTS and
STHICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CHED1T CO.,
P.oom 620, fifth floor, Now Xork Llfo Ht-Jg.
XtiiJ
MONEY' loaned on pl'inos, furniture, Jev
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Heed, 3VJ s. 13.
X-CS3
LOANS TO SALAHIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CHOWD.
They come to us. It you can do better
elsewhere don't coma here (but you
can't). Come and let us provo to you
that we give UEST 1EHMS In tho Jty
und mote tor your money than others
DAUB. No mortgage, no Indorser, no
publicity; slmpiy u contldetitini business
de0'' HELIAHLE CHEDIT CO..
Hoom 3'XJ, Third Floor, Puxtuu Uloclc.
X-MI
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, dia
monds, wntehes, privately. Merger's .m
Co, JSol Fill nam St., upst.,lrs. X-JD
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows. Jewelry. Duit Green, H.s, Uurkcr Hlk
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent positlo i with responsible concern
upon their own names without securlt) ;
easy puytmnU. Tolmuti, 7oC N. L. Uldg
x-t;sr
SALAHY LOANS. CHATTJiL LOANS. J
W. TAYLOE, 215 First Nat. Dank Uldg.
X Mi
MONEY' loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches; payments conlidentlal. Omaua
Chattle Loan Hank, 220 S. lath, upstairs.
X oal)
" PHIVATE LOANS
TO SALAHIED PEOPLE
On their plain note without security. No
charges for papers. Lower rates. Easier
payment Confidential treatment as
sured. We wunt your trade. AMERICAN'
LOAN CO.. Hoom 001 Hco Hid-
X 742
HUSINESS CilA.MHSi.
MEAT morket, including Icebox, tools, etc ,
for sale or rent cheap, flrst-olasi Im atlon.
2V.'ti N. 2Cth St. Y-1M 11
J1W CASH or easy payments ouys 2i strh tly
lawful (nick.i) slot machine for drinks,
cigars or cash, will earn $. Hnd upwuid
weekly each. Earl. Clark & Co.. Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, III
Y-.M74
FOH SALE or rent. Muller's Hulteiy and
Confectionery, 2Sth nnd Leiivenworth.
A bargain. Y SS7-12
FOR RENT, best business cohier lu I.ognn.
la., two rooms suitable for dry poods
nnd restaurant; cheap rent. Address
Van Scoy llros., Logan. In. V M21)3 17"
ONE of tho best restaurants In tho state
of Nebraska, In a town of over lo.i.
strictly tlrst-class trade, will sell at a
bargain. Address branch office Omaha
Hee, Fremont, Neb. Y" M2) 16
I'Oll .SALE HEAI, USTATI5.
GREAT HARGA1N, full lot on Cuming
str-et. 00x132 feet, between 17th and lsth
Htreets, paving tuxes and permanent side
walk all p.ld tor, price, t3,tju).
Tho U) roll Heed Compuny, 212 So. 14th St.
RE-M935 It
A GENUINE HARGAIN.
Lot S, block 191'.i. City, tS ft., north of Cum
ing st., fronting west on 21th st. and east
on 23d st, for $2,00u; If uvvnera have not
previously sold another lot.
F. D. Wead. 1524 Doughm St. HE Sol 11
FOR SALE cheap. largo
cottages. J. A. Lovegren,
ton block.
lot und three
4th floor l'ax-RE-M346
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Paclllo Railroad company. H. a.
McAllaster. laud commissioner, Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
HE-47
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also tire
Insurance. Uemis. Paxton blk. RE 091
SEE HENRY 11. PAYNE.
001 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-09J
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON.
1203 Famam St.
RE OS)
PAY'NEIvNOX CO., HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STORED,
for RENT. First floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-OW
DELIGHTFUL home In Hanseom Pla..c
for mile ut a liberal discount. M. J.
Kcnnurd & Sou, suite 31U-311 Brown Blk.
RE-lbO
LANDS. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk, Nebraska.
RE 400 Dec. !'i
1,120 ACRES of good farm or grazing land
In central Nebraska for sale cheap. Pot
terson, 022 N. 19th St., Omaha. Neb.
RE-M309 023
FINE east ront lot, three blocks so. depots,
10th it. lnqjlro 1411 Vinton.
RE-MS31 U
LARGE 7-room, 3-story house, good barn,
3 large lots, near paved street, school,
etc.. tW.' C. F Harrison. 913 N. Y. Llfo
RE MISS 11
A NICE building corner, lots 2S and 29.
Falrmount Place, on-nsv terms. Write
to F. H. Happen, Milwaukee, Wis
RE
OSTEOWATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg :
Tel. 106 i; Allco Johnson. D. O. lad'ei'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathtst, Mgr.
-7-t)
M. E. DONOIIUE, D. O., of Still school.
Hlrksvllle. Mo. Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-701
FAYETTE COLE, D. O.. room 413 Bee hlds;.
97!rN6
N. M. McAIURRAY. D. O ; Mrs. J. R. Mu
stek. D. O , suite fA5-3S Beo bldg.
-1511 N7
nllESSMAICIMi.
E. G. MCDONALD, 1612 Cupltol avenue.
M-667 013
IN FAMILIES.
8t.
Miss Sturdy, 31S So, 20th
-to m
Ml.UICAI.,
LADIES out of health hud p.umpi relief,
ilox 2Si, Uinaiia, NeD. Cunndetuial.
-hi
LADIES troubled with lrrguUrltl-s,
whiten, surtili), paiutui or su,,resail
meustruatloua tuul prompt redrt and iure;
quiet home betulu aim uuutig cwunnt
ment. Call or unto with stump tv Dr.
fries, lili JJuuge St., Ouuiiu. .sen
C-.Mi OfJ
LADIES, Golden Sal Is n never falling
regulator, remotes lireguiarittoH truui
any cauie In lle hours, sent secure trou.
uusei vuiiuti, )i. cuiloiu"Meli.'ii,e Co., St.
Louis, Mo. M-63 Oft'
LADIES, Cure or t.eucorrhoei, etc.; perfect
teguiuiur, seuu )i.v. tu tin oniHli.i, ,cu.
711 N6
LADIES, Jl.K'J for u. case old Dr. Jackson's
mommy regulator mils to relieve in :i
hours, or money refunded; no cigui oi
tansy puis, lininy micii jrum suicuie, ly
mall WAV. Dr. Jackso'i Jtemeoy Co.,
Dept. (-1 m, JSJ Dcuruorit St., CnicaKo, 111.
so Nti
bit, LE DUET Vmnle Hegulator, posi
tively nurruntcd to euro tini most stub
born cu.-es ot juithologn al tiionimy stop
pages, irregulerities, ooslruiiiutis and
suppressions brought on irom whatever
t'liiiw, .' ii pucKtige, or 3 lor K; sent un
where prepaid on receipt of price. 'the
Kind Drug Co., Elgin, HI. Atucileun oi
lier, renin, wholesale, Mycrs-Luion urug
Co., Omahu, M. A. Ullion, ftuuih Omaha,
Davis Drug Co., council itlutis. l-uu lmu
ot rubuer guous.
LADIES: Chichester Enslliti rni.ruyal
1'llls ure tiw best, sale, rWiuole, t.iki
no ether, auud ic stamps tor p.u ticiiiars.
"Hfllct for Ladies in Ktui by rturn
man. Ask your drugsM't, cnicnesicr
CtiLMillcu' Co., Phlladeipiiia, Pn.
LOST.
LOST, bunch of keys; return to Mcr
cnauts hotel und receive tewuiu.
i.ust 191 !
LOST, Elk's pin, U. P. O. No.
for return to W. J. bhrader.
3SJ. Henutd
Lost jii
LOsT, one black chltToli collarette, Under
rewitrued by liuvihg at ill bouili .titu si.
Losl lutt j'j"
YELLOW Great Dane dog. Howard If re
turned to .v W. cor. tun una Douglas.
Lojii ui ju
LOST, black sliuv.l, butwetu Cupltol avo.
mid Duoge, on loin., return to ;-( wodge
and recvue rvwaut. l.i .u.H m
UA.NCl.MJ.
NEW classts now forming at Morund't
tnls ween, l'ucsuay anu frluu)', j p. m.,
1Z lebsuiis, i.i u as u, geiilituitu is, coectai
prices to uuu; asacinuitus Wcdiiegday,
iju O.S
SliOlliilAM) AMI Tl li: HITivi.
A. C. VAN HANTS School. 717 N.
Y. Life.
ivto
IJOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Hco Uldg. .m;
NEUHASKA Huslncss and Shorthand Col
lege. Uoyd's 'l healer. Tu;
GHEGG Shorthand taught at the Omuha
Commercial College, ldin und Douglas bi.s,
-il)
Lessons lu bookkeeping, penmanihlp, arith
metic, da ,v vv g. Jtatliouu, o.i Uee Hidg.
i'A W.MIHOKIMt.
EAOLE Loan olllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business contluenttui. 13 '1 DougUs
Wt
LOANS. II. Marowitz; low rates. 41S N. 1G.
-701
I'LHMTLllE it EPA IlllMJ.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln,
Mil Cuming St.
713
ACCOt.NTA.VT.
CHARLES E.
WALTERS, J2o Reo bldg.
-Mi) uov 1
MIKIIOH I'ACTOHV.
Damaged looking ;
iaoaes ruillvcred. 703 N 13
711
VrOM: HEI'AtHlMi.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs-; wulor con
nections, om. Stove J tip. Wks., 127 Doug.
'Tel. M- -711
WA.NTHD HOlt E" TO It II i: A Iv .
WANTED, horses to break and train; will
take this work at reasonable rates, hav
good winter quarters. Address George
Mavis, 226 liee Hidg., Omuha, Neb.
ii'j St
1'IA.MI Tl MMi.
WE tune your piano for $l.Ju
Store. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1915.
Rose's Art
9M-
WA.vrnn to iioiuiow.
WANTED, to borrow $'w on u
$1"). Address Y' 30, Bee.
rental of
165 10
.VILS1CAL,
INSTRUCTION In piano or organ free to a
limited number of students; new plan:
see mo. Prof. Iiraun, 6.V1 Rumgc HIk.
! 10-O15
TAII.OUIM..
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest
designs S J. Hroderlck, 161? Furnam.
f94 O10
CAIiriiNTUHS AM) JOIIIIEHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lako Sts. -37'J
IlOltSi: WINTERED.
HORSES wintered nt Omaha Driving park.
-159 N7
WANTED TO III V. ,
WANTED, to buy a cottage to move; north
part of city. 5707 Florence boulevard.
-195 11
MCIvEL 11, T1.NL,
STOVES, lamps und chandeliers replated.
Om. Plating Co.. Beu Bldg. Tel. J535.
-716
E.vci.Mis. iioii.Eiis, lyre.
L C Sharp-Much. Wks
motors, dynamos.
-715
I,.U.M)IlV.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7i; collars,
2c; cuffs. 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 517.
-712
STA.M.MlHt IM! AM) bTl TTEIllMi
CURED. Jullu Vaughan, 430 Ri.mge Bldg.
-710
IIIHUS AM) TAXIDIHl.vn.
STOCK'S Bird Store. li3
Leavenworth.
-717
TICKET llltOICEU.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. Plill
bln. 1505 Furnam. Telephono 7M. -709
HI.OCITIO.N AM) OltATOIlV,
ELLA DAY". 204 Rnmgo b'dg. ; reading, elo
cution, orator) , Thursday night schoo,.
-M7M ol5
achtvlem:.
MONARCH Generators are beet. Carblda
$4.&) per 100 lbs. Agents wanted. M A. O.
Co.. 1022 Douglas St. -677 Ol3
iMivroi'i'iri: xotitd.
iShould be read DAILY by all Interested,
as cnanges may occur nt any time )
Foreign malls for the week ending October
13, 1900. will close (Pni)MPTLY In all
eases) at the Generul Post Office as fol
lows PARCELS POST MAILS close one
hour earlier than closlnq time shown be
low, Parcels Post Malls for Germany close
po.tioi i it r. Mint i,
n Motiduv . W 'lii" ! i
at '.
d.iv
d 1 n
i riiiiantliinlli' Mali.
Tllt'HSDA Y At 6..) a. m. f r El HOPE,
t s. s. Augufte Vhtorla, via PlMnojlh
and Hamburg ttnall tor Fnn Siticr-
latid Hal), Spain. Portugal Tuik-v,
Egpt, lirltirli India und Lorenzo M.it
que, lu Cherbourg, must be dire, t-d
' per . Aitguste Victoria' t. t li.Jii u tn
for FHAN E SW1TKKHLAN1). ITALY.
SPAIN, POllTl'UAL. Tl'ltKKY, EGYPT.
IIHITISII INDIA nnd l.uHKNSCO MAH
QUE?., per r. . Xm. Tonralne, tlu Havre
(mall for other parts of Europe must be
direct! d "nr 9. s. Im Touraine i.
SATL'KDA At ) b. m for El'Ilol'E.
per s s. Etrurla. via tvueenstun n imail
for Gcrtnuti). Denmark. Sweden. N'orwaj
(Chrlstl.mlrt) and Husslit must be directed
"per s c Etrurlti' i, :tt ,i n tn for
OEHM ANY, DHNMAHK. SWEDEN
NOHWAY (CHHlSTlANlAi and Hl'SSI A.
per s. s. Trave, via Southampton and lire
men (malt for other parts of Europe must
be directed 'per s. s. Trove" ; at S a in
for NETHEHLANDS dlreut, per s s
MHiisdum (mall must be directed tier .
s. Mausdnm"); at VI a. m for SCOT
LAND, per s. s. City of Home (mull must
be directed "per 8. s. City of Hume
After the closing of the S.nu.lementarv I
Trans-Atluntic Mulls named nbove uddl-
tlonal suppleiuentary malls are opened on
tne n rs or the Ainerhan, Kugllsh,
Fremh and German steamers nnd remain
open until within Ten Minutes m the hour
ot sailing of steamer.
.'mi iur iMiiuii huh i.riiirni Atiierien. t
West Indira, Hie. .
THURSDAY' At 2:30 a. tn. for JAMAICA
per s. s. Admiral Sampson, from Huston; I
Ht 1 p. m. (supillementnrv- 1.30 p. tn.i for ,
AU. OUANTANAMo and SANT1-
AGtt. ner s. s. Snr.i''iuu
FR1DA v At 1 p m. for 1NAGUA and
CAPE GHACIAS. per s s. Kong Frode
tmall for Jamaica, Hollze, I'uerto Cnrtez
and Guutemnlu must bo directed "per is. s.
Kong Frode .
SATURDAY' At S a. in. for HERMUDA.
per s s. Pretoria; at 10 u. tn. (supple
mentary lD;3o a. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND JAMAICA. SAVAN11.LA,
CARTHAGENA and GREYToWN. per s
. Alene imall for Coslu Rleit must be
directed "per s. s. Alene"); at 10 n. m. for
PORTO RICO, per s. s. San Juan, via
San Juan, at lu a. m. (supplementarv in
a. 111. I for CURACAO and VENEZUELA,
per s. s Hlldur (mall for Snvnnllla nnd
Cnrthagenu must bo directed "per s. s.
Hlldur "i ; at 11 a. in. for CUHA, per s. s
llnvuna, via Havana.
Malls for Newfouudtaud, b rail to North
Svdney, and thence by steamer, close at
this olllce dally at St.. to p. tn. iconneittng
i lose here every Monduv, Wednrsdav and
Saturdui. Mhlls for Mlquelon, h r"jll to
Itoston, nnd thence by steamer, close at
tills olllce dally at 'J0 p. m. Mulls foi
Cuba, bv rail to Fort Tutnpa. 1'la . un.t
thence by steamer, olosv at this otlkc
dally at u. m. (the connecting . loses
are on Sunday, Wednesday nnd Frldav
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially nu'iressea ror dispatch bv ,
steamer, dose at this ollh e daily at 2 3u
a. m. und 2.30 p. m. Mulls for Hellzr,
Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, bv rail to I
ew orienns, and thence by steamer,
cloae at this office dally at 3 p. m. (con
necting closes here Monduv s f.,r Itt-llz.-.
Puerto Cortex and Guntematui. Mmu for
Costa Rica, by rull to Mobile, Ala . uud 1
thence by steamer, dnsu at this olln e
dally at "3 p. in. (connecting (loses here
every Tuesday;. Registered mall dose
at 0 p. m. previous day '
TrniiNpncllle .llnlli.
Mnlls for China. Japan and Philip), mo
Islands, via Tiienma, eloso hero dallv tu
C;3u p. m. up to October Hi. for dlsput' h
Per S. X. OlVIlinia. Mulls for M-nll
I hllia, Japan and 1'hlllpplne Islands via
bun I-ranclsco, close, here dally at 6 3o p
m. up to October 12, Inclusive, for dis
patch per . s. America Maru. Mulls for
Hawaii, via Sun Francisco, close hero
dallv ut 0.M p. m. up to October "12. In
clusive, for dlFpatih per a. s. Australia.
Mulls for Australia (except West Aus
trulla. which goes via Europe, und New
Zealand, which goes via San Francisco),
and I-1 J I Nl.inds, via Vancouver, close
here dally ut tf:) p. m. up to Oi tuber "IX
Inclusive, for dispatch per . s. MJowcra
(supplementary mails, via Seattle. Llotn at
8.30 p. m. tu tuber Hi. Malls for Hawaii.
Japan. China and Philippine Islands, via
.Tin i ittncisco. ciose nere uany ut t, 30 p
in. (ictober "ll. Inrluslve. for dispatch
per s. s City of I'ekln. Mulls for Aus
tralia (except West Australia'. New Zeft- v
land. Hawaii, FIJI and Samoan Islands, via I
San Fran. ns'o. clohe here dally at 6 ji p
111 after October 14 and un In n, i.-,l,rr
27. inclusive, nr on day of arrival of s s
Campania, duo at Now York D, l..n,.t-
i'ir uispuieii per c s. Alameda. Malls for
Ulna and Japan, via Vancouver, closo
here dally at 0:30 i. m. up to Octoner "Si),
Ineluslvp, for dispatch per p s Empress of
Japan (registered mall must be directed
via Vancouv er").
Trnns-Pociilc malls nr forwarded to port
f sailing dally and the schedule of t los
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
li. . " " I'"-" uveri.inii transit ,
"Registered mall closes ut 0 p. m. provl-
iwi'V.Vn K,-'rS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Post oilh-e. .New Y'ork. N. Y.. Oct :. lwn.
;o nin.Mu.NT Mine
iuft'itj t t ti. . sV, ?
nnrlm.MS-f i ill. I r.Vt ... U o , . 1" 'V ""J.3 p '
partment of the Interior, Ofllce of lndlni
"" nsiiiiiKiiMl. I). 1' Sent. 1!) irk-
I)
Im'i, '.or',,1,rnlHl.1!ns 2ml lllverliig nt the
. .' oiiiuuiK senooi, 1'ottnwntomie
etc.. AKPiicy, Kunsas, tho necessary mate
rial ami labor required In the . onatrtictlon
of a wutir system. In strict ,ie..i,..,..J
with the plans, speclllcations and Insiru -tlons
to bidders, copies or which are nn
lie In this ofllce. the U S. Ji b , V,lr" -house,
Chicago, ill . tho U. S. Indian AV en,
I olt.ivvatomle, etc Agency. Kansas, the
Builders and Traders' Exchange, Omaha
Neb., and tho newspaper publishing this
advertisement. . a. JofcW iv", "s
luner.
S22 d lSi morn
Iinnnnt! I t n
.iHiLPh'I'.S,I'9,U mi-HII VEGETABLES
io-nil? i.c f-ommlssary, Omaha. Ne-
.jciM.-mncr . i:mi. Seuli.il i,n.
POSU.IS, III triplicate, will he reeelvml I
until II o clock a. in , October 12. 10 m and
'Xl"l P"bllcly for furnishing and
delivery ot such quantities ,,f point..,.., . d
onions us nm y lie tequlred bv th,- s h
slstcnco Deimrtm-nt at i.v.pL. i..V..
vvorth. Kansas Lgn n . Roots. Arkansas
r l'Lt"'0' rl "racks. Missouri, between
. - . . ' UlJlItl .Jl. Ill
fiiri,iut,...i "'" r-".."'
to this ofllce. r t , nnv'oV', " . ' " """" '
Honed ollicers. D B. WILSdv ia Lr W.
infantry, Acting Chief Cornmlssuiv
822-24-23-20 OlD-H
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERM VsTt'li
Omuha. Neb. October 190.VH'Hl;Vd prol
posa s In trlp lcate. subje. t t, the usual
conditions, wil bo received Ht m.j r,mii'
until 2 o'clock p. m., central tlm e m '
b. r s. itrt for constru.-tlon Vd '"Var-VvV nu'"
w?f: ,a,o.": i j" .i... -I;
heating, plumbing und bus nliiiiiL- n'.i,i . I'.'.n
lnforn.alon furnished upo'i,' Z vTuJ
this o tin'
...i. , yurtermaati r. Uon
where plans nnd specifications
Crook. Net
may bo seen.
Proposals for
Additions to Hosni f,iKf,'
Fnr Crook. Nob
undersigned. I
O 10-11-12-13 Zi-r,
RAIL W Al TIMI3 TABLES.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad, city Ticket of
llce, n2 Famam Street.
Telephone, ;i:,. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streeta.
Leave. Arrive.
i'hl' ago Expr .
i ii.' ag" Limited
. Mil ueupolls and
Fa jl Exprms
.Mil. nca" 'llf and
. . -nil :10 am a 4:U pm
ra 7:13 pm a h:15 um
nt.
.b 7:00 am b !):40 nm
ot,
rji Limited
R 7!4.'. nm n fiH m
rort Dodge Loial from J
r ;'!".'(" "k-m8!! b 4:30 pm blO;I5 um
a Dull) b Dally except Sunday.
cum ,rm o ti. . ........
(CfflCArZ .vr St Paul itnllwav nn-
i'STpAUi I liot, Tenth and Mason
Strcots. Telephone, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex.... n 0:00 pm it R;05 am
ChUago A Omaha Ex b 7:15 nm b 3:10 pm
a iaiiy. it 4.auy except nuiiuay.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllce, 1501 Farnatn
Street. Telephone S3) Do.
;iot. Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone. 629.
i.eave. Arrive,
Cannon Ball '
.a 0 06 pm a '.20 am
PHINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer :
.... ..... . . . . -I ... -,.,, 'I'untl, iM(IX1..r...U,M
uikos i-rinieo .viaiier. l ommerc in I'.iners "" -ia"n
and Sumtile for (lunnnnv mile. Tin. I . I.eilVi
same class of mHll mutter for other parts ln " )., ' H ft ?
of Eliroin.- Will not be sent by this ship I,n " V"1' f1' ': 1
Uli m sneilallv dlreeted tic lo r ' ! Slt'UX I'lty Local u -.'X
Seit ed proposals, endorsed "Proposals for 1 l' a liull'
Water Systun " and addressed to the Com- ! 11 1 U '
m Hstcner of In, Ian Arr.iiru -Jt...T.L ' "
D. C.. will , be received at this office untli ! mSSH
2 o'clock i) m. of Wednes.n.v ii. ...i,..- ,1 i vSvtohrW
I'oruin nm uiso no received nnd opened bv ' .noun's una iiaven-
... . ooiiuinaniic nl , ,,OHlH n,,m,,, .. .). , I'"" im ..U l.il am
l ost Commissary receiving prooosn , t. i ' h" aB" Lxprcss bll:15 nm
his own post only. The right Is reserv ri , usn l ilst Express, .a 5:0.1 pm
to reject any or fill proposals In vvhnl . ' , h " ' ani1 I!,(lr"lirV 'l W "
til part Iniorinatloii ns to conditio i f I Llm-.ln Colorado Spgs..
cintruct wl l he fi,r,ii.h. . V "."'. ?.! ".."' Denver. Pueblo and
mm
Mm
S' Louis "
Express
a Dally,
HAILWAY TIME TAIII.E".
1 HI MUM El.KlttJilN
Miss ,irl Vahey Hallroid
T h i Northwestern
I Ino ' General Otllces.
I nltid St.ttet Nitllonil
Hank Uldg . rt W Cor
'i'welftn ami l'sttlam StS.
Ticket Ofli. e Hoi I'artuim St Tclephoie,
Ml Depot, tSth and W ibstor Sis. Tele
phone, Hf.y Ieave. Arrive.
Hhuk Mills, ltcaduood.
Hot Springs a C:0) pm a i i pin
Wyoming. Cuspar und
Douglgn d 1:0 pm e 5:W Pin
Hastings, Y'nrk, David
City, superior. Geneva.
Exeter und eward. . . .b 3:t pin b 8:t um
Norfolk, Verdlgre and , .
Fremont b 73 nm blO:JG am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Frcnn nt h 7.30 am blO;25 am
FretiK-nt Lowil c Jo om
a Pah. t Pallv excipt Sunday, c Sun
day on i . .1 Dallv except Saturday, e
Duil) ixupt Monday
Slot X CITY A- PACIFIC
Halirond The North
western Line" General
utnves. HtilHd StiitiM
National Hank Hulldlng,
S W Corner Twelfth
nnd Fartniin Wl TIpUpI
omce, leu i arnam st reiiiihonc, 3.i. i'e
Teleplione. ,
.vrriv
nm alo.2K pm
pm a iS am
um a 4.20 :iiu
u Dally
CHICAGO A- NORTH
western Hallway Tu
Northwestern Line" -City
Ticket Ofllce. 1M1
Farnum St. Telephone.
DM Depot. Tenth and
.Mason St. Tilephone.
V-J ...
Leave.
Arnv
IDJJIlglil (ill, ago Se
., ! -v
IV-trt,.r!Sr tie. 4-15
Lif"
T:(0 am
nll:3 pm
a ":!) um
pm
Moines, M.irshalltovvn
Cedar Haplds ilnd Chi
cago alOiM am 4:05 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
en go und East a 1:33 pm a 4:(5 pm
Fust Mull, Chicago to
Omaha n 2:4", tun
Omaha-Chicago Special a 7:45 pm a :')) pm
Fast Mail
a um
li lull
CHICAGO. ST. PAUU
Mlnneapnlts .i omana
Hallway "Tho North
western Line" General
Oftl-es Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts C tv Ticket OI ice.
1401 Furnam S' Telephone, 561. Depot,
Uth and Uebeler Sts
Leave. Arrive.
Twin fity l'i-!fctiger a 6:' am n 9:10 pm
umiha Passer ger . allMOiim
Sioux litv A: North
east Nebrnskn .".i.". pm
u Dally, b Dully except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road-Genernl
Ofllcea and
Tbket Ofllci'S Southeast
corner Hth nnd Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
St LOjis .v Kansas
City Express . ...al0:00um a 0:30 pm
K. C . St 1. Express. ,uP):ln pm a 0:15 am
Leave from 15th
v -bstir S'reeis
Kel, ra.sk. i I.oiai
and
Via
Weeping uter . b 4 1.1 pm alO:45 am
a Dailv b Daio except Sunday.
HI RL1NGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
The H irlington Route"
General Olhces. N. W.
t orner Tenth and Farmm
Sis Ticket OfUce. 13J2
Furnam St. Telephone,
2.v jn.ru ,g-o'. station, jcniii anu .viason
Sts Tilephutie, 12S
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings and .
McCook a 8:10 nm u ,:5j pm
Lincoln, Denver. Colo
rado. Utah. Californlu.n 4.25 pm a SM pm
Lincoln .t HUck Hills.. a 0M pm u 3:(pm
Montana, Puget Sound.. a 9:30 pm a 0:13 nm
Lincoln Fast Mull a ?:0) pm ulO:33 utn
Denver Colorado, Utah
and California a 0:Ij am
a Dully
KANSAS CITY. 8T. Jo
seph ,t Council Hluffs
lUllroad-'Tho Ilurllns
ton Route" Ticket Office.
150i Farnatn St. Telo
phone 2a". Depot, Tenth
und Mason Sts. Tile
phutie, 12s.
Leave. Arrive.
I knni.:ik (
Iiy Dav Ex . a ." am a 6:10 pm
' Kansaa (i Night Ex alO.ia pm it o:ia am
s!l T .nils l-'Uer for St
Joseph und St Luuls..a 4.55 pm all:15 am
a Dally
CHICAGO, III ' II LI NGTON
& Oulncy Railroad "Tim
Hurllugton Houto" Ticket
(lllie. iyf2 Famam Si.
Teleplione, 259, Depot
Tiiitli and Mason Sts.
Telephone, 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
l'ii ugnt
hit ago Spc-
via
a i :vu um
Pi orla lixprpss
Chicago Vestibule.! Ex a 4:lX pm
a 9:25 ptn
u 7:45 am
a 1:05 pm
a 7:15 um
a T:f.O pin
a 2:4' pm
Chi ago Local Express. a :. urn
iMii. ii trii KimitocI
.a :io pin
' ! I it." jGn.tlon Local. .1.10: 13 am
F.i iiic Juin tion Extra.
UNION PACIFIC-TUB OVER
land Route" General Otllces,
N E. Cor Ninth and Furnam
Streets. City Ticket Office, 1324
Famam Street. Telephone, 310.
Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telelihone. (O).
Mia1"
Leave.
Arrive,
it 7:35 pm
u 7:35 pm
a 3.25 pm
ll 0:50 um
u 4:35 pm
h!2:25 pm
The in. rluiel Limited .a 8.20 am
Tin- i im agn-l'ortland
Spcial a V20 nm
Th. Fust Mall a V50 nm
The Colorado Special. ..all. 35 pm
The Fust Mall
I.lnco'n, Beatrice und
Rtromsburg Express..!) 4:10 pm
The Pu ltle Express u 4.25 pm
I lie Jltllllllic i-aiu ran. . . ll um
Grand Island Local., .h 5:30 pm b 9:30 um
it Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
The Atlantic express
n 0:50 um
- - -
I IIU'AUU, ROCK ISL.
and & Paclllc Railroad
- "The Great Rock Isl-
aim itoutc' --(ity Tick
el Olllce. 1.123 Fur nun
Street. Tilephone, J2S
Dejiof Tenth .t MurcV
Sts. Telephone.
I,eave. Arrive.
hll .1") am
a vl'i nm
a 1 :25 pm
n T:) pm
a 1:30 pm a 4:13 pm
! Dei Moines. Rock
".ml aml Uhlcago a 7:13 pm
a ":50 pm
a 9:15 am
i oiorauo Ac rexas Kiyer.a 5:&o pm
a Dally b Dally except Sunday
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omahn, Knnsns city
Eastmi Itallroud "The
Qutncy Route" Ticket of
tke, 1415 Furnam St. Tele,
phot'p. 322 Depot, i'enth
and Marcy Streets. Te.
phont , 029.
Leave. Arrive.
Si Louis Cannon Bull
Express a 5:5 pm a S JO am
Kaii-us city nnd yulucy
Luc il a T.w am u D U) pm
u Dally
BRAKEMAN'S NARROW ESCAPE
In Clred On by I'liur Tranips Whom
He Ilnd Put Off Ills
Train.
Louis Robeson, a Union Pacific brake
man, narrowly escaped assassination Tues
day evening while coming east from Grand
Island on extra No. 773. At Lock wood he
put off four tramps who were endeavoring
to beat their way to Omaha. After having
twice commanded the tramps to get off, he
announced that If they did not comply ho
would ho obliged to put them off At this
suggestion tho tramps rolled off, but as
they did so one of their number drew a re
volver and fired at Iloblneon. eaylng, "I'll
fix you ho that you will not put
off anyone else." As he saw the
movement, Robinson escaped the shot
by Jumping between the cars and
tho mlsallo burled itself in the car cIobo by.
A second shot broke the globe of his lantern
and he cscap'd thrro other shots by flight
upon tho opposite side of tho cars. Seurch
was made Immediately -afterward for the
tramps, but they had fled.
(iiirlnud Stoves and Hnngrs
were awarded highest prlies at Paris Ex
position, 1900,
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! GENERAL KELLEV" IN OMAHA
Parsed Through the City Four Yeart Ago
with Ooiey's Army.
TAKING WELL DESERVED VACATION
Has llnrned House unit Lot In Out-.
IiiiiiI .sliiee VIcKlnlej- Wna Elertril
nnd Isn't A in Ions fur
n ( h II 11 bp.
Charles T. Kelley. oucp Urlgatller (Icn
crnl Kelley ot the Industrial army, but novr
plain Kelley. well-to-do mechanic and
householder. Is in the city after an ab
sencr ol several )cars. He passed through
Omaha once before, first tn command, under
Coxey, of 2,000 hungry and desperate men
There was no tnonev In his pocket and but
little food in his haversack. Today Kelley
owns hlj own cottage and will return from
a vaoatlon to wages of $4.50 per day.
Kelley lived In Omaha for a year after
the Industrial army disbanded and Is re
newing many old acquaintances Jn the city
"1 think I nm a fair sample of what be
came of Coxey's army," said he. "After
working at tny trade as n printer in Omaha
at odd times the presidential campaign
came on and I couldn't get any regular
work. I mauRgcd to get to San FrancUco
flat broke.
"After McKlnley's election, when there
was a chance for a man with a trade, I got
work In 'Frisco. I have never lacked for
employment In luo last four years and
now earn 0 cents or more a day nbovo thr
printers' scale of ,$3.50. 1 own a ftvo-room
cottage nt Klmhursl, Just outsldo of Ouk
land, and a lot 1001."0 feet.
Illstiu v of HiniilrPiU nf OOil'rs.
"This Is tho history of hundreds of so
called Coxpyttrs in the last four years; la
fact any of them with n trade might have
done us well as 1 If they had wanted to
work. And to tny cprtaln knowledge thoy
appreciate that vvagps aro high and work
plenty and they aro not going to vote to
bring about any change."
Kelley spoko of his visit here in ISM.
when ho piloted 2.0S5 men ncrosB tho rlvrr
to Council Illuffs. "Wc didn't have a bit
of troublo getting along." he remarked
with a smile, "everybody was glad to
speed us out of his partfeular neighbor
hood. Of courso wc failed to get tho
public roads bill through, but thero was
Eomo consolation In the river nnd harbor
bill. Out on the toast everything looks
republican and we'll do a little better for
McKlnley In California than wo did four
yearn ngo. Tho coast Is strong for ex
pansion, because it is bound to give the
Pacific slopo commercial opportunities."
Mr. Kelley la on a well eurned vncatlon
Just now nnd will visit his mother and
other relatives In Chicago. The state com
mittee Is anxious to secure his services
for a short speeoh-ninking tour In Ne
braska and It Is probable that an arrange
ment will bo made. Mr. Kelley bears little
lu his appearance of tho extremist and
pretends to he simply an Industrious, In
telligent tradesman. Since he has had
ncllvo employment he has had llttlo tlma
for any sociological experiments along the
line of his 1S94 venture.
ANXIOUS ABOUT CITY VOTERS
Horn I IlepiililleMiis .Not Worrying
Over (nnd I (Ions In
Cituiitry.
"In western Nebraska we are JUbt us tnuih
concerned about you city people as you are
about us." remarked Frank Rathbun ot Mr
Cook. "If hnlf of the changes for McKln
ley wo hear of aro true and If Douglas and
Lancaster counties aro doing aa well a wo
are, tho republicans will carry every pre
cinct In tho state." Mr. Rathbun Is stati
committeeman from his district and Is in
tho city to attcud the committee meeting
tonight.
"Tho republican majority In McCook Is
normally 250 and tho rest of Red Willow
county will decrease this lead to eighty nr
100, to, although the advantage Is sure, it In
small. The mld-roadcrs put n brnatorlal
candidate into tho tkld yrsterday and that
will ho of material aid to the republican
candidate for senator.
"More specific changes have been reported
to me from Frontier county than anywhrre
I know of The mld-roadcrs are htrong and
they will cut seriously Into tho democratic
ticket. There Is a hot fight on In Furnas
county and the outcomo Is doubtful."
CLOSE
IV
VAI.IJU
COU.Vl t .
.Majority Eitlipr Wiij- Likely- to lip
l,ps iiinn i'vventj,
M. L. Frlci, delegate to tho national re
publican convention and an active cam
paigner In Valley county, said yesterday
morning that he did not believe tho major
ity in his county would exceed fifteen either
way, so hard-fought is tho fray. "The fn
slouistb' majority has been usually 100, but
wo know of dozens of Instances whero the)
havo lost votes," said Mr. Fries. "Tuclr
lead has been steadily diminishing; tho year
before I ran for tho state senato tho fuslon
lsts won by 1.5C5, and yet I only lost by 300
votes. Last election John Wall was only
defeated for tho legislature by thirty-six
votes and It Is probable that he v. ill win this
tlnto It nominated. Tho convention has not
yet been held, but ho Is the probability.
"In Custer county State Senator Curry Ii
making a good showing for re-election and
will probably win. In hlt first campaign h
was aided by the populist split on Beat,
many fuslonlst organs denouncing him
openly. Tho fueinnlst nominee 1h unpopular
thin time, too, but there Is no such light on
him as tbero wah or Beat and Curry's ma
jority will probably be smaller. In Shpr
nian and Howard counties tho republican
outlook 15 moro encouraging than ever be
fore, but the fuslonlst majorities will be
hard to overcome."
Political ops,
R B. Schneider. Nebraska's national
committeeman, Is In the city from Fre
mont. Asslstunt Secretary of Agriculture Brig
luim passed through Omaha yesterday
on his way to Grand Island, where he will
make the llrst of a series of addresses In
flm state.
V Williams, assistant treasurer of the
I nlted States, and H. W. Allertnn. a pnrk
packer of Chicago, passed through the clly
yesterday oh their way to Dcadvvood, S. D ,
on private business Mr. Williams only
paused long enough to receive tho greeting
of Chalrmitti Rlgg of tho renubllcun state
committee, tho two men being friends . f
long standing.
Iloblied the Grave.
A startling incident Is narrated by John
Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: I was
In an awful condition. My skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually tn back and sides, nn appetite,
growing weaker day by day. Three Physi
cians had given mo up. Then I was ad
vised to use Electric Bitters; to my great
Joy, tho first bottlo mado a decided Im
provement. I continued their use for thres
weeks and am now a well man. I know
thoy robed tho gravo.of another victim."
No ono should fall to try them. Only 50c.
guaranteed, at Kuhn Co. 'a drug store.
llellNteilt Pusses Through Clly,
Herman Bellstedt, the bandmaster, passed
through Ihe i Ity Tuesday evening enroute
from Denver tn.hls home In Cincinnati. H
whs met nt the depot by A. Hosps, and
tho two enloyeiL a, short visit toethr
between trains Mr Bellstedt went to
Denver to till an engagement for one week
as n cornet soloist In onn of the parks
there Sunday last a crowd of IS.ouO paopln
henrd htm play. This, too. In spite of th
fact that It was a cold, raw (lay, neces
sitating tho wearing of gloves by Mr
Bellstedt. The bandmaster was quite ro
ally treated In Denver and his recentl'in
thera only served to Increase his high re
gard for wmitrn hospitality, such as wan
meted out to him by Omsha people.
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