Nebraska Newspapers

    TUJ-: Q1MAHA DAILY KEK: SATPHDAV, OCTOl-sKR I J), 1000.
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tiered check, cnn hrnc nnrurri mi
dressed to n numbered letter In cure
f The Hep. tnnirra set u.tdrcrd Mill
be delivered on yrearutatlun of the
'buck only.
M l t ATIOSS U AVIUM.
SlTIAI ION wanted by I rt -class" b"
keeper and expert uccouiiiMiii , ninirMi
man, ry best reference. Address I' U .
"42 Smith 22.1 St A-M7S2-I.P
WIDOW wishes situation us h u. keep -i
Address Mls Lottie Lewis, Lincoln. N-".
A .U".7 I-
W A YI UD-MALE HELP.
WANTED, flrst-elus sewing machine sales
inn 11; good rHlur. Nib. ''.! ' '" lath
and Huriipy. H -I9i 12
WANTED, wo hive steady work for ft few
good hustlers of good habits und appear
atice,. C. F. Adams Co, la Howard bt.
II ilt
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
tlniu, i.atuio'cuu und p-ftlculais tr..
AduroHu Western Barers Piftltuiu.
Otnaha, Neb. '
WANTHD, trams fot It. It. work In .Mis
sissippi, tin: transportation for ututll.t.
Wlcknitm. I'li'iUin Co.. W Scot, utii'it,
.'outivll Hlnff In. It lEJ
H'A.NTKI), a nrnt-t'urs nollcltor or runnor
tor I'lothliiK Mtoro, kooiI iuy. Apply .it !
onco to 1'ioncer .' otlilnR t:o., 2S.U N St ,
Hontli Oinuha II-.M1K)
KXI'IiltlMNKD "olio: tor. ittaUy .mploy
tnont In rltj , refcrentes required. ,'til
fr.'l lira HIiIk H-.Ml'i 17
WHITK im for HtrulKlu salaried Job.
Trtumpli t'o., D.1II11.4, Te.. II Mil? Ji'
WANTKD, oit oottt tuakiT .ind flic p.hi.hI
und vt'Ri maker, nt oncp; gt oil w irf- 8
paid. II. K.infiobitum. West I'l.liit. N. b.
U .MSI li
WANTKD, t blight U y ubout IS M-nrs i!d
to learn Jewelry buHlness. Apply to O.'-'.
W. tiyiin .t fn , Vti Ho. lSlli rit.
H-SU 12
M'ANTi:i). men In 'eiirn biir'oer trud. V
tefirh the work In .xliurtesit time puSMlbl
without limit tn term. kivIiik eonnuint
pr.u'tfi'i! Dbtalned by tree ellnli-, i-x:"rt
liiiilriirtlonn by Hklll'd wnritnien i.nd lee.
lureH on Hltln dlneii(en by dintori; two
yenr-i hived; we ftirttlah tree trntuprt,i
tlon to out eollegf) 11I ('IiIiuk- HI. I.nuls
or MlntieulMiIlK, a Hiiflk'lent priietleo eon
not be hod here. We KUi'ranlfe employ
ment In elty and country nh.ipn or truvei
wllh our demonHirKti.ri. a inthnil of
udvertlMnK Ihut offera KiadimteM Knod
waneH, plennunt work ami valuable ex
perienre; makrt apphi asiiiii at onee If
J 011 want 0110 of the pnoltlr.ns when enm
peteni; catiuoKUi- 11110 iiu -lu- ilarn mailnl
free Moler Harder CuiteKc ltepreeniat. e.
IK-II 1 nan) mi., Oni.iln. Neb. Caution: Our
fin reKH haH i .iuied olhet'M lo adopt nur
nam. Do not 1 otiT'iie the oriKlmti M.er
HHtetu with rhiati Hhopi culling tlicm
nelveH cnllPKe.i. 1! .M.'.'.'i
KXl'I'ftllJNiMOD retail rrorkery Miilenniiin.
Ad.lresM, with refeivnoos. V 13, Hep.
H MISS II
W.VNTHD. ablo men of kooiI ri-ptitatlon in
enih comity to represent Int'Ke House, po
Hltlon constant; nullify, ITS per month and
all expenses; Htate 1 . 'terra. h and enu.o"
.elf-rfddreMed Htjmped envelope. i'reKl
deut, n;o C.tMoii llill'dlni;. I'hleiRO.
H-MM" ll
w.w u:n im:mai,i: iiiii.i.
WANTED. 200 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. S.ti.
:7
SO glrlr. lined. Canadian olllcc. Ii?: Do.igla '
C--fUS
(JIHL for general liousework: must be g.o.l
cook; wages l weeit tor cuuipelent ri.
"all .it once 2i0) Em rm-t t. C .Mw?l
WANTED, .in energetic, callable woman,
-without family, desirous of making a
hiiMncss of taking cbargo ot a boarding
house, can Und mi excellent opening with
u corporation. Address Y 23, Hoc.
c is: n
WANTED, good girl fur general house
work; family of three; wages (; applv
immediately. 2tiT2 Popplotou ae.
f'-M2l3
'ANTED."B00d girl for general hou."!
w jris. small fum.ly. good wages, steudv
piwltlnn. 1X05 Ho. J2d St. C-217 13
WANTED, an experienced kitchen gnl.
Call. 2225 Karnam at. C- M2.il
WANTED, cook, best of wages.
S2 uve.
(Hi .So.
C-2II
FA-PEUIKNCED china and glass sales
woman. Address, with references, X 41
Hep. C--M2e" II
roil iu: i ikm m;s.
IK you want your houses well rented phuc
tlieni with licuawu & Co. D-tvJI
CHAMPION Carpet Cleaning Wkscleutia
and laja carpets light. 71s S. 1. Tel. Co,
D 151 02(
ALWAYS moving 11. II. goods. Pianos.
Otilce. lSllli Farr.aiu St. Tel. IK or 5ti2.
D-ti.10
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho div
Hreniuili-Loe t.'o , 320 So. 12th St.
D-C31
HOUSES, stores. Hemls, I'axton block.
D CJ3 -
CUAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 12V3 Farnnm
D-631
''Oil RENT, houic i rooms, S. W'. Cor.
Park avo. and Leavenworth. Modem ex
cept turtiace. Key at cottage in rear.
D-105
COAL, best cooking, Jl.20, dellered; noth
ing better. Harmon JL. W'eeth Co. Ti;l ii.
IV-357 Ol'j
FOR RENT, October I, to small family, a
desirable seven-room cottage. 22nd and
California street; water In kitchen; $22 )'!
month. Inqulro at 607 N. K'th street.'
D-M293
si-uiTTenry u. i'ayne, ooi n. vriiFT:"
D 6j5
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Weud, 1521 Dougl.i.
D-C7
HOUSES and IlaUu Rlngwalt, Barker Bil;
d-g:is
HOUSES und flats. Rlngwalt, Barker blk.
D-Vil
S217 CUMINO St.. S rooms; modern except
furnace. In good condition, Jio.00.
OMAHA LOAN THUS!' CO..
16th vV: Douglas St.
D-5N)
l-HOO.M, modern, and barn, 24th and Hur
ney; Cor. 20th and Hamilton, modern s
room now house. F. D. Wead, 16th and
Douglas. D-M.'io3
NICE 6-room modern cottage. 2410 Docatur
2 D-.S0O
im N. mil, i rooms, bath. JIS.OO
10J Ohio, 9 roomi, bath. 2fi.W.
UAUVIN BROS.. 16U FARNAM.
D-M3W
FIVE-ROOM modern cottage, barn, Jl,?0O
2403 N. 20th D-SM-
l'OR RENT, flue 6-room modern cottaei
In tho Stanford circle. 13th and Vinton
streets; convenient to South Omaha and
13th street car lines; $20 per mouth.
Tho Hyrou Hoed Co., 212 S. llth St.
D--137
Fl'RNISIIED or unfurnished, my resi
dence, 2117 Wirt street. J. J. Olbson, 5!6
First National bank. D-M171 IS
FIVE-ROOM cottage. 1333 S. llth.
1-M 17
1.ANDON Court, 10 rooms, inodcTn. In
line condition; rent 145.00.
OMAHA LOAN A TRUST CO..
lblll Pouijlas Hts
D-216
IN
N KOl'NTZE Place. 9-r., modern, pavrd
St . barn. Payne-Kno. Company. Flist
floor. N. Y. Life Hldg. D-211 H
5 ROOM upstairs tlat for fill- water md
gas in lioujc, 112 n month. Iunuii, 1M2
S. ICth St. IV-M1S3 13
FOR RENT, ll'-room modern lumso and
barn, list and Davenport, 30.
Modern 6-room furnished cottage, close
'Olis' w ROI1HINS, TAHNAM ST
D .-S
l oll HUNT HOI "EM.
K''H i'i NT -ro 'ii ni'iilf-n r..us. . . ..rier
10". Mil Int'Mi )n4 lir'j Ml Vinljn
D-MJ.2U"
j I ot HUNT. T-rooin rolluK. 364 4 Haven
I pur' Sf modern oxcopt furnace. J0.
JOHN W. RoBHINS. ISO FAHNA.M ST.
D-240
I'OII ltl!.VI-UI IIMMIISII IKIOM.i,
THREE rooms, housekeeping; 1112 S. lttlt.
12-371
HorsEKEEPINO. plpasart warm ronm
fur winter, ingle or unsulte. 816 N. loth
st k wo r
BEAUTIFUL moilrrn rooms, first lloor,
lioiisekieplmr. U N. 13tlt. KM 1SI 11
STEAM heated rooms at The Th'irttonT
H -215
I'oit ItKS'T, furnished front room In prl
ntp family for gentleman on 2ith street,
near t'ltriiam. Address V II, Heo.
E-Slttl 1.
I'I IIM.lli:i) ItOO.MS AM) IH1AHI).
aLKNCAIHN,tratialohtg,Jt.25Juy. lyiftDotiK.
t'-'Sid
GOOD board, private fumlly. U3 Hi. 2S'h
nvenuo. I' -MCSJ
LTOHA. im Duvenpoit Sl7 K-jTl7"
THK Merrlam, cood summer rcaot t. CStlt
DoiIbo. I" &I1
ItOOM. furnished or unfurnlHhed, with
bonr.. 720 N. J St. l-.M16ri 1&
JlANDSn.MK rotitli room, aIo sltnfle room;
atenm; board j refcrentji-H. iV2 N. ISth.
l'-.M;")! H
V tu;. r. 1 fiirn!fh'd, 2 unftimlur 1
roomi. with board, In private famllv;
iulei r.ehb rhood. i.e ir lla'.fe.-.m ourU.
Call im Woolworth live. K-MS-j"
tin iti: i . iditi; and (htm i:-.
Toll HKNT, toru l-i ;lr-i . Ij-.i luc.iiluii;
lout reiiBotrjbU' Apply It. U. l'oters A:
Co., sround floor, lira bid:. I "Ci
Alill.NTS VA.TKII.
iVANTIJD, accntM In ovciy tovn and
community to b11 the "Hct ' Vupur
UuboIIiio l..impa; most scientific l.anp
made; two yenri on tlio marUet; ubic
lutcly ctiaruntccid for ma yenr. Host In
eatidupcem Ught Co.. SIS Ho. 13th at ,
Omaha, Neb. J .M132 0: 1
AdUNTS- Artlnl" of absolute necenity In !
everj building; no uompetlilou: bis ri"J
llt.; pxcliiittve rlyhts; taliure linpo ftb
Asei.cy Dept. 312, 2i William ft . N. Y. i
J-M225 Nil 1
AtJKNTrf, streeiinen. son bookx, 41 per !
Hl; l-i tout hits; hot eel!er; d')-)!-lt "ii !
t . O. D. orders. Carter Hook Co . ."Ill 8. I
Hroadway, St. l.otilf. J-.M30 Hi
U'ANTi;D. agents. Ilayps' niPtalllr rubber
tiles for rnrktibr clMlrs; npplled In a few
minutes' lime, and no trouble, tilck hp'
ler; kooiI proMts; prntetei imKeboaros and
floors I nun seratrhes; makes rocker.-i
nnlHoli'KH and eomfortable. ,1. C. Ilaes,
41S Kaat Locust St.. Ut-s Moines, Ja.
J -M2f II'
AfJKNTS on sulary or lommlsslon; the
Kuatest iiRenis siller eer produced;
ever' user ot pen and Ink buys It on
right; 2'i to 5m i per cent protlt; one
im.-nt r sales amounted to J420 In sK days;
.mother $11 in two hours. Monroe Mfir.
Co., X Hi. Ui Crosse. Wis. J M264 II
AXTI11I T() HUNT.
WANTED, t rent one unfurnished tooni.
Address V IS. lie K-M21S1.
VlOIl.Uil:
PACIl'IC Storage and Warehouse Co., 312
311 Jones, general sloragu and forwarding.
ai-'
Uin. Van Sior. Co.. lillij li'afn. Tela. USP-'ii;
--;t3
wa.ni iiii-i'o mi.
ALL klndh uf household foods, hotels, etc.,
iu large uiid small quantities. Ciilcug i
Furniture Co., lot;-10 Dodgo. Tel. 2)20.
N 043
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Saving.) bank accounts. Ilrenuan
l.ovu Co., 3t'J So. 13th. N-041
OLD stamp cullcctloiis bought. 216 N. Pith.
N JW 019
WANTED to Hu. 1 or ."-room liouse airl
lot. Call at once, room 4, Putteiton Hlk.,
17th and Farnai. Sts. N 2II 11
A COMHINED burglar ami tlreproof time
luin e.tie. suiting price, size, make and
condition Airred ciirWttun, York. Ne
bnisl'a. N M'.'IH II
fok j i,i: iii)hm:, eiiii i,i:s. etc.
NEW' nnd 2dII. vehicle at marked down
prices. Hairy Fiost, 11th C Lea vein; orlii.
P-0W
FOH SALE, a horse and buggy cheap. In
quire at 2102 CI. Mary's uve. P M735
I'uit s .i.i: Mi(.i:i.i,i;i)i .
FINE Vose upright piano at gieut sacrltkc,
party leaving city. Address Y 30, Uio
oillee. g 19 N9
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences und cribbing. Wl Douglas. Q647
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Counoil Drug Co., Cor. ICth and Dodge.
Q til.
2D11AND safe cheap.
Delight, 1116 Farnam.
g 040
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13!
g-O50
2DIIAND wheels, to to J10; new wheels, J15.
Omaha Blcyclo Co., 16th & Chicago Sts.
0.-60I
FOR SALE, payable after received, three
months' trial free; Jll.2. for a high grade.
5-drawer, drop head cabinet sewing ma
chine; 111.'.'') tor a regjlaf IH.oo bicycle;
J9S.60 for n Pi.00 piano; 123.73 for a J75.0J
purlor organt; ila.uJ for a 5-pleco ovrr
stilffed lo;ir $40 W parlor suite. All new
high grade standard goods. For full par
tlctiliis Ht.ite articles intcrenled III and
wo will mall yoj a speclul catalogue.
Scars, Roebuck & Co.. Chicago.
if- jics on-
SECOND-ll.:'D Callgraph mewl for sale.
Call at oflico ilerl; district court.
Q-0l
FOR SALE. ihiMp, bllllaril lahle. balls and
cuos; gooil lundltlon. Address 31S 8. 15th
t. Q-M2I0 13
ELEGANT piano, $100.
Addresa Y S. Ileo
Q-.M2'j0 IV
ONE of tho best World-Herald routes 'or
h.i In or lease. A. B. Tyler, 307 S. 10 h
Q-M2i 'I
LATEST model Smith Premier typewriter .
novel" boon unboxed. Address V 10, Bee.
QUI 11
DON'T miss the opportunity to inspo 't
our stock. Wo curry the largest and
most complete lino of 2ndhand stoves In
city; prices low. Don't forgot the plate.
Enterpriso Furnlturo Co., 102-1 So. 14th.
O-2!0Nir
FOR SALE. 3-year-old milk cow. will bo
fresh In January. Flank Fogarty, jrH
Rlnney. t S1253 14
Mist i;i.i,a.m:oi s,
NOTK'E, country dealers, I'dlnttid furniture
md stoves nt lowest prices, carloud lots or
Ibis. Chicago Furniture Co., lloO-lo Dodge.
H- flvf
CI.AIRVOY A.NT.-..
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, SI3 North 16th.
8-'y
.WSlE.CYLSinit genuine palmist. 1S05 Dodge
. S-.M721
EI.i:t '1'ltlC THEA'I'.-lll.N'l'.
ELITE parlors. 615 S. 16th,
sn'ond Hot.
T-SSS-N-5
MME. ADA.MS, mugtutlo treatment, r.o7 So.
13lli room 2 T.M 120 13
S1ME. AMES, 1615 Howard, room 1. 2d floor;
Slaa Kdgar assistant. T MS31 IS'
pi:itso.Ai.-..
DR. ROY, ohliopodlst; corns nnd supti.lu
mis lialr removed by electricity. it j
Frenzer block. U 6t2
VIAVl, woman's way to health. 310 Heo bldg
L'-CCa
Tl'HKIBH bath, massage baths, electric
baths, for ladies only; skilled women
masaagr operators, tlrest eqalpped baths
i the city Renstrom Bath Company,
Hooms .16 to 220 Bc Hldg, I 'ul
I'lJItJ-OAA I..
nL l'TI'IlU . -..rid. a. . knife, no i iin. n,
d.iiiKtr. send lor urcnUra. !impl;o Tluu
tur Cure, Kl N. Y. 1.1 fa bluj. Omaha.
I'RI VATE hospltaTfor Tad "before Jk dur
tng tonflneruFnt; btiblea adopted. 11U0 N. 17.
Ll'.ATINO, buttons to order; plnklnjt
while you wait. Omaha 1'le.UlnB Co., 1S2I
DoiiKlttS. L'-f
I'HIVATK home tK-for and durlhir conllne
ntent; bablss adopted. Mrs. JJurKet, 2'JJO
Hurdettu. U 009
YOfK OLD HK1UT
Can bo altered to look new and aiyilmt by
imlng one of our beautiful FHKNCH
ACCOltDION J'LBATKD I'LOCNCfSs
Any kind complete from $I.co Up. .L
TKUATION I'ATTKHNS AND INSTUt 1
TIONS I'ltrJU. Areordloii anil side p eat
ln by thp yard. Hend for elrtular.
M. OOI.DMAN & CO.
iM DouKlas Uk., lCth ond Dadso.
'J-151
I.ADIUd will receive flrft-clnss care before
und durlnir coniliicinent j lady pin mlilan,
S13 N. 28d St. L'-Ho UA'
SHAMl'Oo, sj hnlrdresx, 25c; inanlonre.
Wc; sonlp treatment. 20c; elcetrlc tnaf
Paso or !calp treatment, 3$o. 1 M.
Hchadell & Co., 1522 Dousla.i.
U-M7 Q
LAD1K3' Jacltct find tnllor made rultM al
tared, cleaned, repaired. M. Fusel, 307 S. 1".
L-S7S-
SlCU'iNa In prlutc families, nn N. 4Jtli.
U-241 Nil
JltlAKV It) 1,1) VN-Iti: VI, IlVl'ATtl,
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and wester i
lowu farms at 0 mr cunt; borrowers cm
pay J1V0 or any multiple; any lntere.it
date; no delay. Hru nan-Love Cu., 3j
So. 13th St.. Omabu, Neb. V 'j7v
MON12Y to loan on Improved Omaha r-jal
estate. Hru'iiiAti-l.uVo Co., &v Sit. Ul
W .71
11 A) ami ujiwurd to loan on Improved .ly
property and furms. W. I'nriiam Smith .c
Co.. 1320 Kai num. V 87
WANTKD, city loam, bonds and warraf.U.
Gvoryo i. Company, liJl i'urium St.
v U.J
MONKY In any amount at b. S',i, ii per cent.
J. V. ItOllLINS ic Co., 15V2 KAltNAM ST.
V-o7l
MONKY to loan on farm and city prop.nty;
lowest rates. O. K Davit Co., 1JXj l'nrnam.
W-t-j
MONE to loan at f and 5V4 per cent on
Om.ihu proiiert)'. V. H. .Mclkle, i S. I'.tli
W i78
1'HIVATE money, 5, f4, il per cent; no d
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 t'arnam. W-M7
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. 11. C. Peters i Co., i702
Earnum St., Heo Did-. W-e7S
PKIVATE money. 1'. D. Wcad, 1D2! 1 louglas.
W-U73
FIVE per cent money. Uemls, Paston block.
W-cso
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
inopori- or lor uuinung puipuses. i'a.ne
Knox Co., New Ycrh Life. ' W-6l
Put ATK money to loan.
Mil N. V. Life.
J. 11. Sherwood,
W - 2tS
MOM1Y TO 1,1) A. CHATTELS.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, planus, horsrs, cows, etc. You
to keep thu property.
SALARY LOANS
I to people pertimnently employed on their
own names, wunoui injoirer or mortgage.
Wo loan from 110 up. Wc charge iio'.li
Ing for mailing papers and we keep both
tng out uf the amount you ask for. You
may repay tho inoi.cy i:i one, month, or
take 2, 3, 4, S, ti months or more In which
to renay It. Our rates are as low .u the
i lowest, our business is eonlldentlul and
wo always try 10 piease.
OMAHA .MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Establlshud 1632. 200 i. 10th S'.
N-.M7J1
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALAP.IED FEOPLE.
No endorser or mortpnge required.
LOWEST HA'. ES, EASY PAYMENTS ami
STl'.ICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CltEDIT CO.,
Hoom 620, fifth iloor, .New lork Llfo lillg,
X0S2
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jeiv
elry, horses, tows, etc. C. F. Iteed, 313 a 13.
X-oi3
LOANS TO SALARIED
PEOPLE.
FOLLOW THE CHOWD.
They come to us. If you can do belter
elsewhere don't come hero (but you
can't;. Come and let us provo to you
that we give II EST TERMS In flic ilty
und mute for your money than others
DARE. No mortgage, no Indorser, no
publicity; simply u contldentlul business
C" RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303, llnrd Floor, Paxton Block. A
X-OSir
MONEY loaned on planoi, furniture, dla
, inonda, watches, privately, llerger's La.m
I Co.. 150! Farnam St . upslalrs. X 3D
I MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, iiorjcs,
cow a, Jewelry. Duif Green, H.k, Barker BU
X '3
MONEY loaned salaried people holding pcr
' manent position with reapunslble concoru
upon their own names without security;
caby payments. Tohnan, 700 N, V. L. Bldz
X 07
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LoANs"J
W. TAYLOE, 21i First Nat. Bank Hldg.
X-i
MONEY loaned on furniture, diamonds,
watches, payments confidential, Om.ina
Chattle Loan Bank, 2J) S. loth, upstairs.
X tH3
PRIVATE LOANS
TO SALARIED PEOPLE
On their plain nolo without security. No
charges toi papers. Lowir rates. Easier
payments. Conlldentlal treatment us
sured. Wo want your trade. AMERICAN
LOAN CO., Room COl Bee Bids.
X -742
III SI.M'lhK CIIAM'ns.
SI EAT markei. Including Iebox, tools, etc ,
for .vile or rent cheap, first-class locution.
26 N 26th St. Y 192 14
$150 CASH or easy payments ouys 23 strictly
lawful Milckol) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or oath; will earn $2 and upwind
weekly each. Earl, Clark it Co., Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, 111
Y-SI7S4
FOR SALE or rent, .Midler's Bakery and
Confectionery, 28th and Leavenworth.
A bargain. Y-5S7 12
FOR RENT, best business corner In Logan.
In.; two rooms suitable for dry goods
ami restaurant; cheap rtnt. Address
Van Scoy Bros., Ltnfun. la. Y SI203 17
ONE of the best testaurants in the statu
of Nebraska. In n town of over low;
strictly itrst-olass trude; will -ell at u
bargain. Address branch office Omaha
Heo. Fremont. Neb. Y MSOo 16
1'Olt ILM IIAMSE.
FOR EXCHANGE, residence, nice h ci
tlon, large lot, tlnn shado trees und lawu,
closo to buMWiss, f l';i nic house, eight
rooms and hall, bath, lellar. etc, also
barn and coal sheds; splendid rental or
nlco home; value $i.i), encumbered $.'"
will trade iqulty for laim or acroigo
property or good clear lots. Address Y :i4.
Dec. .-M.2i 1!
FOR E.N'i'HANCiE. hiWlng machine or
blijole for carpenter worn. Nob. Cycle
Co., 15th and Harney. iC-213 14
TO EXCHANOE. a thoroughly modern T
room house In best residence portion of
Kansas City, Sin., for well located modern
house in omaha; this property will mm
for $35 to $10 per month. Address Ex
change. Y 'A Omaha Bee, Si sac 14
I'Olt S Vl.E llEAI, CSTATE.
Treat haroain, fun loToir cuIninB
Ftreet, 66x132 teet, between 17th and 1Mb
streets; paving taxes and ponninent side
walk all p.ld lor, price, $3,,co.ix.
The Byron Retd Compar.j, 212 Ho. llth St.
RE-S1335 11
FOR SALE cheap, large lot and three"
cottages. J. A. Lovegran, Hh floor Pax
ton block. RK-M316
"nANCH AND FA RSI lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company, il. a.
MeAllaster. land oommlesioner, Union
Pacific Headquarters, omuha, Neb.
tE-637
HOUSES, lots, farms, landstoans; aUo flro
Insurunce. Bemls, Paxtoji blk. RE 634
PAYNE XNOX CO . HEADGUART EltR
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS, LOW.
EfiT RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE, HOUSES, FLATS, HTOREO,
for RENT. First Itjor, N Y Life Bldg
RE W
ri)lt SAI.K-I1KM, USTITII.
SEE HENltY 11 I'AYNE, 01 N. Y Llt'K
UK- a
CHAS. K. WILLIAMSON, If Farnam St.
l(K-j
UELHJHTFfL home In Uanscom I'l.ice
for sale at a liberal discount. M. J
Kennard Sun, suite 31tKIU llrown lllK.
HK-1S0
LANDS. C. B. Durrows, Norfolk, Nebraska
KE 100 Dec. m
1,1 ACHES of pood farm or grazing laud
In central Nebraska for nle eheap. l'et
terson, 022 N. 13th St., Omaha, Neb.
HE-M3W 023'
aLAHOE 7-rooni, 3-atory house, good barn,
3 larsa lots, near pnved street, school,
etc., ,M0. C. 1. Harrison, 913 N. Y. Life.
m:-mw w
TINE oast front 'ot, tlirre blocks soUt't
UeiHJts, loth st. Inquire Hll Vinton.
UB-M.'J 1
l-'OU SALE, S-roo'n modern houap, electric
llgbts. cast and Muth fpn.t, lot 7'st:'.l.
tlnn shade, lar?a barn, lermanent w t k
and pavement, northwest corner 31th und
Martha. Just the place for South Om.ih.t
man. I'rlro, J3,0"u, part cash; balance U iiir
time. J. II. Sherwood, W N. Y Ltf.;.
, HE-M221 13
A QUE AT IIAHUAIN
IN HfSlNESS l'HOI'EHTY.
Lot . block 2, Kountze & Uuth's n ldltton,
house number 1712V4 Jackson; this prop
erty cost Jj.qoo by foreclosure nnd must
be sold nt once; we are Instructed to take
M.OOdaud let it go. WHO WILL HK THE
I.fCKY MAN?
PAYNE-KNOX Co.
Main Floor New York Life llldr
HK-MioJ IS
A NICE bultdlnc corner, lots 2h nnd 20.
I'alrmouut Place, on ease terms. Write
to V. II. Kappen, Mllwatikce, Wis.
HE
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health tllul prompt relief.
liox 222, Omuha, Neb. Confidential.
-701
LADIES troubled with ItreKUlarltles.
whites, sterility, painful or suppressed
monelnuitlutiK llnd prompt relief und cure;
quiet Lome before und durliiR coi'Hue.
mont. Call or wrlto with stumps to Dr.
I'rles, 1S13 Dodgo St., Omahu. Neb
U-M..63 OI.I
LADIES, Golden Seal la a never fixllliitf
regulator; removes Irregularities from
a:iy lause In live hours; sent securo from
ol'wratl,in, Jl. Cutlol'i Medicine Co.. St.
LuiU, .Mo. M-M3 02U
LADIKH, Cure or Leucorrhoea, etc.; perfect
regulator; send liox 2P6 Omuha, Neb.
"SI NO'
LADIES, $1,000 for n ca.e old Dr. Jackson's
monthly regulator falls to relievo In 24
hours, or money refunded; no ergot or
tansy pills; many saed from suicide. Hy
mall Ww. Dr. Jackso'i ltemody Co.,
Dopt. ti 2, 182 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
MO Nii
VIRTL'AMA cures nnpoteiu.v vcsultlng
from indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitious,
aspirations of youth, health, fitting for
success, happiness In business; profos
tlunal, social, married life; or 3 for 13.
Sent anywhere prepaid 011 receipt of
price. Tho Kldd Drug Co . Elgin, 111.
American Oflico. retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha; M. A. Dillon,
South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full line rubber goods.
OSTEUPATIIl.
JOHNSON Institute, E15 N. Y. L. Hldg ;
Tel. 1664; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladies'
dept.; Uld E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
7'JJ
M. E. DONOMUE, D. O., of Htlll school
Kirksvllle, Mo. 601 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1S67.
-701
FAYETTE COLE, D. O., room 413 Bee hid?.
074 NO"
N. M. McMURRAY, D. O.; Mrs. J. R. Mu
stek, D. V., sulto Ki'i-Kj Bee bldg.
-1511 N7
LOST.
LOST, Elk's pin, B. P. O. No. 23. Reward
for return to V. J. Shrader. Lost 377
LOST, black shawl, between Capitol avo
and Dodge, on loth., return to MB Dodge
and receive reward Lost M211 12
LOST, large liver and white pointer do1;;
has an open sore on right rump bo.ie,
tag No. 463, reward if leturned to tins
llclnriclis, 631 Bioudwa, Council Hlvifts.
Lost SI 259 11
iia.mi.m;,
NEW classes now forming at Morand's
this week, Tuesday and 1-rlday, a p. m.;
12 lessons, ladies 6, gentlemen IS; special
prices to Muds; usbcinbllc W ednesduy.
455 O.J
isllOIlTHA.M) AM) T l'l:WlllTin(S.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Lite.
105
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Bee Bldg. -'i06
NEBRASKA Business und Shorthand Col.
lege. Boyd's Theater. 707
GREGG Shorthand taught at the Omaha
Commercial College, 16th and Douglas St.s.
-V0i ,
Lessons In bookkecprTig. penmanship, arith
metic; duy & cv'g. Rath'iuii, 523 Bee Bldg.
iioR.sijs wiNtinti:i).
HORSES wintered ut Omaha Driving park.
163 N7
WANTED, hotses to winter; ca-i take t
liead; all box stalls; tw-i artesian welL;
price, troin M to ti r month; will call
for them nnd d.'llvir In the spring. Ad
dress 11. & B. Stock F.nm, C. C. Cole
manager, Springfield. Neb. S1230 pt
ca w.mihoki;h.
EAOLE Loan Otilce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business conlldentlal. 13j1 Dougl is
-70J
LOANS, II. Siarowltz; low tntes. 41S N. 16.
-701
'l IIMTCUE HEI'AIIHMi.
TEL. 1331. Si. S. Wulklin, 2111 Cuming St.
-713
ACCOl TA.NT.
CHARLES E. WALTERS. 326 Bee bldg.
--S17G0 nov 1
JllllltOll l'MrTOH.
Damaged looking glasses rcllvered. 70S N W
711
STOVE lllil'AIIUMS.
STOVE, furnace, range repairs, water con
nections. Om. Stove Rep. W'kv, 1207 Drug.
Tel. 900 -714
WATi:n-noiisi:s to hhkak.
WANTED, horses to break and train; will
take this work at reasonable rates; havv
good winter quarters. Addre-s George
Davis, 226 Leo Bldg., Omuha, Neb.
55 SI
MCKEL Pl.ATI.Mi.
STOVES, lamps and chandeliers repl.ucl.
out. Plating Co., Heo Bldg. Tel. 22.'.
MCSICAI..
INSTRUCTION in ptuho or organ free to a
limited numoer ot siuuenis; new plan,
seu nm. Prof. Bruuu, I'jt Ramgi Hliv
vio-oi:.-
1 AH.OHI.Mi.
HIGH class tailoring, n.oiierata prices, latest
designs S J. Brodcrkk, 161 Farnam
016
CAUPIVNTEIIS AM) JOIIHCHS.
ALL klndr of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, .nth
und Laku Sts, .-370
acetylem:
MONARCH Generators ore beat. Carblds
14. V) per 100 lbs, Agent wanted, M A O.
Co., 1022 Douglas St. -6,7 013
IIIHD.s AM) T IMDI'.lt.M .
STOCKS Bird Store 190J Lea. "iiw rth
-717
DHOSMAKIMI.
E. G. McDoNALP, 1612 Capitol aenuc.
M (W7 or
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy.313 So. "Ki
St. M) Nl
pi AM) n mm;.
WE tune our plann for f 1.50 Rose's Art
Store, rn'l Dooge. Tel 115. 9:.!-
i:;im:s, iioii,i:iti, lyre,
L. C Sharp .M.uh. Wks. ; motors, d . unmos
-71'.
LA I Milt V,
t-'MAH A Steam Laundry: shirts, 7c; roil.it-.
2c; cuffs, 4c. 17.i') Leavenworth. Tel. ..tr
71.'
I'AM-IEHIM! AM) Vl'LTTHIU MS
CL'HLD. Jillu Vauglmn. 42) Rnmee Hldg.
-71"
TICKET HltOKKII.
Ct'T rate tickets everywhere. P. H. l'lill-
0111, 1 y.'o l' ariiaiii. Telephone Tit. c
l'.I.IICLTION AM) OlltKIIU.
ELLA DAY. 204 Rainge b'dg. ; reading, elo
cution, oratory; Thursday nigh, sthom.
- .M7VS ol.
From Our Wlnerv to CoiiMinicrs
IJircct.
W, w , nd our case containing i; bot
tles assorted with excellent Cal'forn.t
Wines ... I Brandies. Including 1 bottle
'"uckeiilielhi' r lo-jeo.r-nld Rje, onlv $3.."u,
iNprcss h.i rf.es piepaid.
Buy from ilrst hands, especially when
buying ti" essltles of life, whore ptirltv Is
essential for our health.
SA. .I05.E WIMCllY A IMVI'1 1.1,1 MS CO.
Ciutral olllces, 121 W". tith St, Kansas
City, Mo.
Ref.: Nation il Hank of Commerce ond
all express companies.
I'osToi'Fici: Mtrit'i.
tShould be icad DAILY by till Interest..!,
us ihuliKO" may occur st unv tlni" i
Foreign innlls lor the week tinting n.-tolxr
13. IS.", will close (I'HoMPll.V In nil
cai.eF) at tile Oeueial Post oillee an fn.
lows: PARCELS POST SI A 1 1 S . lose one
hour eat Her than closiim time shown he
low. Parcels post SIulls for ilerm.inv . V.i .
ut 5 p. in. Slondav, Wedliesdn j nnd Til
da .
'I'm ii s n 1 1 1 n I In VlnlN.
SATURDAY At 1:30 a. in. for HI ROPE,
per s. s. Etrurla. via gueenrtonu inuul
for Gormutiy, Denmark. Sweden. Norwuv
('hrtstianlaj and Rusatu must be directed
"per s. p. Etrurla"i; at ii:j a. m. for
GER.MANY, DENMARK. SWEDEN.
.NORWAY fCIIRLSTlANlAi anil RUSSIA,
per s. s. Trave, via Southatnitoii and Hie
men (mall lor other parts of Europe must
be directed 'per s s. Trup"i; at a a. m.
lor NETHERLANDS direct, per s. -Slaasdam
imuil must be directed "per s
s. Slaasdam' , al pi a. m. for SCOT
LAND, per s. s. City of Rome (.mall m ist
bo directed "per s. s. City of Rome ;
PRINTED SIATTER. ETC.-Thls steam, r
takes Printed .Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for (iermany only. 'l he
same vlasa of mull matter for other parts
of Europe will not bo sent bv this ship
unless specially directed bv lief.
After the closing of ihe Supplementary
I rans-Atlaiitlc .Mails named above nihil
tlonal supplementary mulls ure opened on
tho piers of the American, English
Trench and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten .Minutes of the hour
of sailing of steamer.
Mull fur South nnd Coutrnl America,
M'est Indies, l'te,
SATURDAY-At s a. m. for BER.MUDA.
per s. s. Pretoria; at in a m. isupple
mentarv pi:3o a. m.i for FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVANILI.A
CAHTHAfiENA and OREYTOW N, per s
s. Aleii" (tnall for Costa Rita must be
dltocted "per s. s. Aleno"i; at in a. ni. for
PORTO RICO, per s. s. San Juan. . la
San Juun; at in a, m. (supplementary pi ,n
a. m. for CURACAO and VENEZUELA
per s. s Hlldur (mail for Savaiillla nnd
CarthagertH must be directed "per s
Hlldur"); at 11 a. m. for CUBA, per s. s
llitvuna, via Havana.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail t.. North
Sidney, and thenco by steamer, dose nt
this oflico dally at s;3u p. m. (connecting
close hero every .Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). .Mulls for Sllqueioii, bv rail t..
Boston, and thence by steamer, close at
tills otilce dally at a:30 p. in. .Mails for
l.ubu, by rail to Port Tampa, Flu., and
thenco by steamer, clotsi at this olllr-f
dally at n. in. (Hie connect lug cloi.es
ara on Sunday. Wednesday and Frldav i.
dalls for .Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addtessed for dispatch by
stcumer. dose at this oflbe dally nt 2-:i
a. in. and 2:30 p. in. Slalls lor Bellrc.
Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, by rail to
New Orleans, and thence bv steamer
ilouo nt tills ollico daily at "3 p. m. (con
IKcting closes heie .Mondays for Belize,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala). Mails for
Costa Rica, by tall to Mobile, Ala., and
thenco ny steamer, dose at this office
dally nt 3 lfc m, (connecting closes here
pynry luesday) "Hi glsttred mall closes
at 6 p. in. previous day.
Trimspiiellli' .Mulls,
Malls for Chlnu. Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Tacoma. close here daily at
o:3'J p. in. ny lo Ottober "10. for dispatch
per s. s. olympla. Slalls for Ilnwall,
China. Japan and Philippine Islands, via
ban I ranclseo. close here daih at 6:;io o
III. up to October "12, Incite lvc. for dis
patch pvr s. s. America Slant. .Mails for
Hawaii, via San Fruni-lsio, close hero
dally at 0.30 p. m. up to October MS in
x !n V f,"'''sl':1l,i'li Per m. Australia.
Mai s for Australia (except West Aus
tralia, which uoeii via Europe, and Now
Zealand, vvh ch goes via San Franclscoi.
and I' 111 Islands, via Vancouver, close
hero dally at 6:20 p. m. p,i to October "It
inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Slloiyer;
(supplementary malls, via Sf utile, olotu nt
fl:-0 p. m. October 14). Slalls for Hawaii
Japan, l hlim and Philippine Islands, via
San iTiinclsco, closo hero dallv at 6:3m n
m. October "21. Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. 8. City of Pekln. Stalls for Aus
tralia (except West Australia i, New Zea
land, Haw nil. FIJI nnd Samo..n IsMtids via
San Franilrco, close heie dallv at fiin n
".'.',. "'"r octobor "II and up to October
- Incluslvp, or on duy of ai rival of s s.
atnpanla, duo at New York October "27
for dispatch per r. s. Alameda. m11,i f.n
l Ulna nnd Japan, via Vancouver. toie
hero dally at 0:30 n. m. uji to Octouer
InclUKlve. for dispatch per s. s. Emprers of
Ja nan i (registered mall must be directed
via ancouver j.
Trrn-HH.riflS "''" ?"I forwarded lo port
at ealllng dally and tho sdiedule of clos
iiig In arianged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit
"Registered mall closes at 6 in prey I
ous dn.v . ' " ' 1
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Pniton.ie..
Post Oflico. New YoV) .' 'y. "JV-lU.
lit)Vi;ns.MF.ST .MMICK.
"ntJl -,.'l';,-k I' . central time, Nov" ,u
her a, ':r,o. for toiistriicilon of a vvnrd vv'i
,;,'hus;:,&
heating, plumhlng and Ki plph.g Vtm '''V'.'ll
'V.ft".n.1ilJ.?n "'nilshed upu'n'ip-nlitVuin, '
WLZll, "rJi KieSter For?
.nay i,o s,.; n .1
' r't'rofk f BlA'.1.'"""' Hi.HPafkM
1 ..it t look. eb nnd addressed to tlcj
i.h.!ir-'.:ii'.l. F. H HATIIVSVaY. C o M
, o 10-11-12-13 N jj-ij
It VII.W YTisnTT WILIS',.
".MAIIA it ST. LOUIS RAItf.
i i n Omaha, Kansas city
haatorn Rat road "Th0
liilney R )tite"Tickct of
bio, Ulj Farnam Sf. Tele
phono. 322. Dcpol, Tenth
i.nd .Marc." Strots Te.-
phone, 621'.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Si Louis Canuoii Ball
ISxpress . ........ a 6:05 pm a S.20 nm
Kan..s city und vjulncy '
u Dully.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
llce, 1402 Fanuiin Street.
Telephone, 215. Dapot,.
Tenth ami Slarcy Hlreetu.
Leave. Arrive.
all:10 am a 1.0.'. nm
I
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I At.
(lllcago Exprii .
C'ltcag.) Limited
SB tieapolls und
Paul Lxpress
Sllnnepolls ami
Paul I Imlted
Fcrt I laden local
CourMl Bluffs
a Dili b I Hilly
ti 7:15 pm a s:15 am
St.
, . b 7.00 am b S:!! .pm
St
. ..a 7.45 pm a S 13 am
from
. b 4 ?A pm blf 16 m
c. ep f"i,d i
It VII, WW IIME I MILLS,
HLMoS 1 . I'.i.hHoIlN ,
MW. ull V.iui v Hullro id
' The Northwestern
' tne ' (leneral olllces.
1 mud Mates National
1 nk Hldg . S. W Co.-
rweirto nnd F.imam s;s.
I'm nam St. I'eleulio'o .
I TlekMi 1 oil.
.401
I 561. 1 ep.it,
Phone. 1 1 n
ill
.iiiU W.-lMtcr ?ts. Tele
1 ..... .
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De.idwootl,
Dot Sttln 11 ."IRl tiro
A 5;Oo inn
vv vomiiig, Caspar ami
Douglas r-r ibo:0 pin f 5:M Pin
Hastings, Y01K, David
City. Superior. Oencva,
Exeter and Seward.... b 3;W put o Si(0 ant
Norfolk. Vcrdtgrc and
Fremont b 7:90 am blf:I5 .1111
Lincoln, Sahoo a..d
Fremont l7:S0am bl0.2i a in
Fretnont Lui .U ... . u 7.3' tint
a D.ill; b Dull exetpt .Slltlilay. P Sun
d.i.v oni: .1 Dallv ixcepi Saturday, e
!' 1 1 t ' f .( Mo.id.o.
MMfX i ;TY PACIFIC
Hal ro.id The: North
western Line" ucner.il
otlbes. United States
A.ut mul Hack llitlldlbil.
S W. Corner Twelfth
and 1'iiriuim SK Ticket
'nil St TaIi oil.,,.. HAI '. in.
.md Miuui; Sts Telephone. fi.V
Leave. Arriv .-.
Expiess ...a 0 55 am nl",25 pm
Limited ... .n .'..is pm n s h ant
L cal a S:W um il 4:20 pm
CIIICA'IO & NORTI1-W'e-ter
i llsllw.n 'T m
N.irt hu iistrn IJtii '
lliy UcKot Otilce. IM
l'.jr.i.itu t.
.V.l. Depot.
Al:i!i' i Sl.
'IV.eob.oiD
Tenth ami
1 ol plinne,
Atriv '.
1 O
I 1 1.' ; iigh
. i in i
Chii-ngu
1 Eastirii
I.ee.
".c mo Spe-
...,a 7:t) am
'.i-'. gei . . .a 4:15 im
nil :3 pm
a :l" am
iwprcss, lies
Sloir.i - M .ishalltovv n.
Cedar It udds and 1 1 -
..'ago dlSl'S Ml B 1.06 pill
Lastern Limited, Chi
cago and East a ;5fi pm A L'5 pin
I nst .Mull, Chlcaijo to
"malia a 2;W pm
Omahu-Clili' in Siii clul a 7: IS pm n moj p.n
I ast .Mall u 5:0 nhl
a I'alh.
?n;3Jiv----Sj '"HICAGO. ST. PA UK
SrJt'JgvjWI Sllnneupolls .t oma.ia
JtlWbu Hallway -"The North
rrfffifllilirJ' western Line "-Hener U
I Illi-TrT' "m "H Xibraska Divl.
VizWtfp' -Ion. I..th and Wobsur
7T77 y1 St". City Ticket Oillee.
IM1 !i ,'i, TiUplijiie. od !, pot,
' . ... Lea vp, ArilM'.
I win it. I i mjer . a j:k) am a 9:1' I'm
omul.. Paaser gel alLII.iMI
! SI . . i j ,v ,n.
east NebmsKit .; 13 pm
a liai v b Iniilj ex. opt Sunday
I I'RLIN'ITON & .Mis
souri River Railroad
' The Burlington Route
Oeneral otlicos, N W.
Comer Tenth nnd F.iru itn
Sts Ticket Otilce. l.-.i.'
l''nrnnni rtt 'Ctlnohnn..
2.VI
Sts
Hurllug-.on station, Tenth and Staso.i
letepnone, i2b.
Lcnve. Arrive.
in. Hastings and
Lin
SLCook
a .smo am a .:ro pm
Lincoln. Denver.
I.OIO
rudo I tali. Ciiilfornla u 4:25 pm a 3:( pm
I .im ..In Black Hilts.. a 9. .i) pm a ft:no 1 ni
Moutaii .. Puget Sound a ti:3o pm a i:43 am
l.iu.'oln Fast Mall . . u f.Di pm al0:3i um
Denver Colorad. ., 1 tall
and Calif.. r-iij a 6:43 um
a Dallv
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph & Council Bluffs
I!oil!Ond"The Hur'Iin
oi Route" Ticket Oflico,
13. Farnam St. Tele
phono, 2T.0. Depot, Tin:h
i. nd Slason Sts. Tele
linn". 12i.
i.cavc. Arrive.
Kansas d'y Day Ex . a s:M nm a 0:10 ptn
Kansas (ii. Night Ex alO.15 pm a 6:15 um
St Lulds FUtr for Si.
.losepli and St Louis, a 4:55 pm nll:ir, am
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& quint'' Railroad "Tno
Burlington Route" Ticket
Ofllec, 1502 Farnam SI.
'I elephotio. l'B, Depot
Tenth and .Mason Sts
Telephone, 12.
Leave. Arrive.
'S SP'' .
lhiyligbt
clal
Cb.
... a civ am
Pp-r.n Express .. a 9.25 rm
('ill' ago Nest'holed Fx a 4:0) pm a 7:15 am
Chicago Local Express. a s:50 am a l-a'. pm
Chicago I.lnutel ...a 7:45 pin a 7:15 am
Pacific Junction Local .al":l5 am
Padtlc Junction Extra . a 7:f0 pm
Fast Stall a 2:15 pm
a Dally.
I NIO.N PACIFIC- Till: OVER,
land Route" General Ofllces
N E. Cor. NMith and Farnam
Stteets. t'lty Ticket Oflico, 1321
I'.irnain Street. Telephone, 310
Depot, Tenth nnd Slasou His.
. Kphoue, U'.l).
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited, a a.2u am a 7:35 pm
Tho chic.igo-portlniul
Spec'al . a S:20 nm a 7:33 pm
The Fast Mall a a:50 nm u 3.25 pm
Tim Colorado Special. . .all :33 pm a i7:50 am
Tho Fast Mail a l;33 pm
l.lhco'n. Beatrice und
Str.iinsburg Uxoii-s, .b 4.10 pm bl2:23 tun
I The Piiollit' Kxurcss ...a 1:25 nm
I The Vtlaiitlc Express ..
Ilr:.n.l IhId.I l .tenl .1. ?.:?A ton
a 0:50 nm
b 0:30 am
u Dally b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. ROCK isl
and A Puelilo Railroad
-"The Gleat Rook Isl
and Route"-City Tick
et Otilce. 132-1 Farnam
Street. Tilephone, O.
Depot Tenth tc Slap y
.Tin. i t'lt'j.iioue,
L.jtve.
Arrive.
Dos Moines and Da veil.
port l.h ni n 7:23 am
I'hleago Express bll'.lS am
ci.lcugo Fast Express, .n 5:tW pin
Lincoln and Fnirbury...a 8:30 am
Lincoln, Colorado Spks..
bil:3i am
a 8:10 utn
a 1:23 pm
a 7:') pm
Denver, Pueblo und
, West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Do. .Moines. Rock 1st- :
and and Chicago a 7:13 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer.a 5:53 nm
a r.:50 pm
a 3:lG am
a Daily b Dally except Sunday
-t, ,IISSO,'ra I-AUIFIC RAIL-
.-.,.'1 ..imini unices nun
'rleket Offices Southeast
'orner lltli nnd Douglas
Sts. Telephone, lot. Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
! Sf
Louis A- Kansas
' (
'IU Express al0:00 am a 6:30 pm
K
i , it i, i.xprcfs...upi:in pm a 6:13 am
Leave fioni 13th
WVbst-.r Streets:
Nebraska Local,
Weeping Wuter..
a Daily 1. Dally
a nd
Via
Ii 4:13 pm al0:l"i am
except .Sunday.
CHICAGO, SIILWAUKEE
& St. Paul Rallwnv-Cltv
Ticket Ofllce, 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone 24. D -pot,
Tenth and Stnson
Strectn. Tclepliune. 6;'fl
Leave Arrive
Milwaukee,
Chicago Limited Ex.... a G;00 pm a h if. am
I, L ,..,.nl... Iv 1. ?'ir. ...r. 1. ":lil Ion
a Dall.i. I. Dully except' Sunday.
feXTM IT
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Office, if., t Farnam
Street. Telephone n9 i. De
pot, 'Inth and Slarcy
Streets Telcplione. C2!.
i-avc. .rrive.
Cuunon Ball" .
i 0 1 pm a 8:20 am
St l.o'lis
Exj.ri-ss
n I'.UI..
Y. M. C. A. HOLDS RECEPTION
Officers mill Members (ile Enjoyable
I'liiictlon im n Stiirlrr for (lie
ear's Wurk.
The Young Men'a Christian association
opened Ita year's work last night with an
enjoyable reception. Tho olllccrs mid
members ot the association v. ore nmlMed
in receiving by a number of young women,
the bars having been thrown dotvn und a
general Invitation extended to women. The
largo parlors woro decorated with potted
plants and cut (lower.: nd Potter's orches
tra played throughout tho ovenlng.
Early In tho evening t lie nssotlatlon
quartet, i (imposed of F. L. Willis, W. J.
Slovens, W. 0. Overton and W. Ernnst
Johnson, sang m-vorul iielectlons. Tho
courses ot study which lmvo been planued
for tho year were brlelly outllnod by Dr
W. O. Henry, J. M. (Jlllun. I. W. Carpenter.
C E. SInrgan and Dr. E I". Worm,8Uy
After tho rrrvlng of light re freahmentf. Hie
guests worn escorted to the gymnasium,
where an athletb, exhibition waa etyeo.
! PhJUP
niiuv nil
pot, "li nth
Twin I i
I 'I win i v
I Sioux i Ut.v
a imil' .
a I'ary
si
I 0
MEET GREAT NORTHERN KATE
Pa-seiiger Tariffs to Notthwost Points
Mntcnally Retlured.
(NO fURTHER SLASHING ANTICIPATED
PresMiro Will lie IL'oiiKbt tin lle
ciitcllrunt lloiiils In Force
Them In Restore the
lU'ttiilnr I'nrc.
ltrfusal uu the part of the Great Nor h
cm and tbc ChUago Great Wcstrru to re
scind the low rates announced from cti
iiigo, St. Paul and Missouri river polius
to the northweet hits forced all other lines
updating in that territory to make rcrrr
spoiidlnK i eductions. A lurotltig vt tho
executive olllcvra uf lints belonging to tlio
Wietern Passenger msoclaticit was held u
Chicago Thursday, with tho Intent of per
suading the withdrawal of these rates, tut
tho effort wkh unavailing nnd, as a rotise
qutneo, the enure rate fabric tn tbc north
west hut) been badly demoralized.
There Is no likelihood, wtll lnformc I
uesrugcr men nnort. ot a rate war being
precipitated, Inasmuch as tho rates lmvo
been torccd down to a point where any
further reductions would be disastrous.
Any changes that may bo made will, in
all probability, bo tn flic nature of a re
sumption of normal tariffs, us to this end
every energy will bo dlroilcd by ofllctsls
of Interested Unci", and tho pressure will
bo brought to bear on I ho Great Northern,
nnd Chicago Great Wostirn. These low
rnf-s will lu operative on Tuesday of each
wick, beginning October 16, (aud continu
ing until November 27.
Hu II rood Men Are lloiroscd.
Tlio effect Will bo to concentrate all busi
ness enrouto for the northwest ou tho
days when the reduced tariffs will bo ef
fective and between times there will b
little travel to that territory. For this
reason tho railroads that have been forced
to reduco their tariffs for self-protection
i are much depressed, but as long ns. th
I condition exists tho traveler bound fop
I tho northwest will bo nble to save a con
, .,'derable amount In Ihe price of lilts ticket.
Hath the Burlington nud the Union. Pa
j I'lfle will be purtlculiuly affected by these.
low rates. To .Montana common points
tho ono wuy rate on each Tuesday will bo
23. and for tho round trip, $40; to Spokane
and points west, including north Pacific
i oast forrlloi' , Portland. Seattle, Vic
toria and Intermediate points, the one way
. rate will bo $28, and for tho round trip. $45.
I Those rates npply entirely to second-class
j business", there being no change In tho
I Prat-class tariffs. The one-way tickets
will bo limited to continuous pnssago nnd
tho roum! trip tickets will have a limit ot
thirty days. As an Indication of the re
ductions made from tho regular tariffs tho
rate to Spokane may be cited. Tho regu
lar socond-Phiss rate from Omaha is $36
and tho round trip rate Is $70. To Pnri
lund the ono way rate, normally, is $40
nnd for the round trip, $90.
(Si'oi-ko Morion In I'roluof cd.
'ieorg6 Morton, son of Jnmes .Morton of
this city, lias boon appointed assistant
general frcjght agent of the "Q," with
beadqiiartars In Chicago. Sir. Siorton is
nn old-time Omaha boy and for many years
was connected with tho general freight de
partment of tho Burlington In this city.
Ho has been In Chlrago for tho last olghf
or ten yours and hln promotion comes at
a reward for long and faithful service. Ono
thing that Is particularly gratifying fo Mr.
Morton's friends In this city is that his ad-
! vancement hns mme in splto of the fact
1 that ho Is comparatively a young man i nd
It Is believed that upon assuming tho du
! lies of tho Important position for which hn
j has botn selected ho will he ono of tho
I youngest executive officers connected with
I any of the general freight departments of
! tho larger railway systems.
I Itocl. Island Completes Ui tension.
! The last, snlko In tho Rock Istnnd'A ex
tension of 123 miles from Gowrro to Sib
ley, la., has been driven and tho line In Ita
entirety will bo In operation the first of
next week. Since tho beginning of work
on fills now lino and as fast ns portions of
the extension wore completed regular trulns
wero placed In operation as tho build
ing was dono through n tlch nud populous)
section of Iowa. Ono of tho towns through
which tho now line runs is Pornhontas
and until this extension was built Poia
hotitas boro the distinction, if such It 'riiy
bo called, of being the only county seat in
Iowa without a railroad. The lengthening;
out of schedules and running distances to
conform with the entire completion of tho
lino will bo accomplished without dldkoitt.
IIlK Contract fur Steel Units.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12. President
Cassatt of the. Pennsylvania railroad today
awarded contracts for U0.000 tons of steel
rails for which tho company will pny $20 a,
ton, or a total of $3,900,000 for tho cntlrn
order. Tho contract, It Is understood, la
divided among tho Federal. Carnegie,
Cambria, Pennsylvania and National Stpl
companies.
Kpltvvny Mites mill I'ersonuls.
E. H. Rowland, travellnp iiiksi nger i,g nt
of the Grank Trunk, i in town front
Chicago.
C. II. Welier of Kiiioii" CM', lino' g
passenger agent of ti:' Lehigh Vati - s
in tho city.
Georgo SI. Entrlkln and Charles F
Rogers nre out in the siuie IroUIng ufter
freight business for their lines.
W. H. Wlsliart of Chicago, general im
migration agent of the Rock Is'and,
stopned In the cllv for a brief time wh'lo
enroute west.
Oenoriil Pussoiger Agent Francis Is tint
author of a handsome little publication
Just Issued by the Burlington pn-songrr
department entitled "The Valley of tl.n
Platte in Northwest Nebraska." It rlei.lH
with the advantages of that parLciiar
section of Nebraska for the rutt'o raiser
and ngrlculiurt.it and will be wldelv . tr u
liited In tho euHt, tho expectation l.rl.ir
thit It will do m ull toward directing tno
attention of prospective homi'seeker ' t
western Nebraska.
SHOP MAY HAVE TO REMAIN
Iloniil of Cducnllou Hcfiiscd Penult
In Move It Carpen
ter Minp.
The Hoard of Education 1. 1-. do Idrd to
movo tho rarpeiitcr shop, whhh now stancl!
at Nineteenth and California streets, lo Lakn
Hclii.pl. Application was made for a permit
to move tho building along Eighteenth
street, but it was refused by tho city build
ing Inspector, who declares that ho will not
allow such a heavy building to bo moved
over asphalt pavement. Nineteenth ttrceu In
cored for by iho Hoard of Park Commission -ors
nnd tho boatd doos not core to huvo
buildings moved along the boulevard. Ail
avall.-blc ntrrets have asphalt pavement
along rami) soctlou Hint miibt bo crosecl m
reselling tho Laim i.ctioot site.
City Engineer llosovv liter Ik much opposed
lo allowing heavy buildings to pass ovrr as
phalt streets and contendH that many streets
are ruined In this manner. Tho building
Inspector has adopted tho uniform rulo that
no moving permits will be f ranted unl"fs
ho deaii-nntrfc the routp. Any route tm
would approve must not Ineltido asphalt
streots und would be so roundabout that it
is doubtful whether the heavy iliup could ho
moved over It-
.VI II i l l n U'C Licenses,
The following marriage licences h r.. , -o.
Name and Address
1 ew J 1 lmcr New Yoil.
Ltia H hols (" IcugA
Siii.ta HenrpH'o, Omaha
Slinnlv Cardartnnit Omuhu
Age.
15