THE OMAHA .DAILY 110 15s TUESDAY, yOVBMmSK 120, 1000.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Anertlaetnenta for these, eolnmm
will lie taken until 1U m. for the
eYenlnc edition and until H HO p. m,
fur niurnltm nnrt nunilny rdlllon.
Itntea. I i-'la a word (lrt Inaerttnn.
1c n ttotiI thereat te.r. Nolliln Ukrn
for Imi tliun Uflo fur the Urat Inscr
tlnn. Tlirie adrertlaemeata aaaat tic
ran couaeon lively.
Ailvertlaera, by renncatlac a nntn
rrrd check) -! Imr anarrera ail
fl rented to numbered letter In Rare
of The Her. Acancn an nddreaaed trill
be delivered presentation f taa
cheek only.
wa.vihd-malii nr;i.i
WANTED, wo Imvo steady work tor a few
good hustlers of good hutiltH ii ml nppcar
anee. C. 1. Adams Co., 1695 Howard St.
II-1G5
BARIIER trade taught thoroughly In short
tlrti", catalogue und particulars free.
Address Western Harbors' Institute,
Ornalm, Ni;b H-105
WANTED, cterywhero, hustlers to tnck up
signs, distribute circulars, etc. . No can
vaalne: good mi v. Stnmti for renly. W rite
Globo Advertising Hureau, Omaha, Neb.
II Mi41
"THE GALVESTON DISASTER, G0f
pages, 100 Illustrations; rumple free: Nmni
outfit of fi books for 30 rents, worth M,
W. A. HlxcnbaUKh
an.. Oinnhn, MO
Waro block.
U-MI17 N20
SALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; big
wfi toM . i nut . Mr. kvifrlrnfi necru
sarv: rash we..nlv. Write Western
Nursery Company. Dept. Kj'Jft
WANTEP-" S A LES.U UN.
Tho Hawks Nursery Co,,
Milwaukee.
MEN to xell or advertise; salary, ho niitnt,
Triumph Co., Dallus, Tex. H-MiSj 22'
WANTl'.l). men lo learn barber trade;
only two mouths reitulrod. Can rarn
scholarship, bourd, tools and Irannportn
tlon If desired. Our method Is to fjrnlsh
constant practice by free work and ns
BiifTlrleut amount cannot bo obtained In
rriiior in,. ii mi. i. lii free trnnsiiurtntlon
to Chicago, HI. Louis or Mlnncupollu,
whero wo have suporlor advantages.
Positions guaranteed; special offer for
November. Makn appl'catlon bv mall.
Molcr College rcprcsentutlvc, 1 ir!,V.L,n
St., Omaha. H-MM8 11
WANTED, two gentlemen for Held mnnn-
i;ers: tnv UK iiom I on. -au u-i iiumnu
building. JlT
AT ONCE Two stove blacks at thn Peo
ple's Store warchouiic. Uth and ll"wiiri.
lnUlro ror Mr. neeuc.
etvi'tuui'im tilninrn mini nreforred. sal
ary or commission, llrst-class work, suw
York Iiouhu, low prices. N. A. Wnril. nt
Neumnyer's hotel, 11 to 2, Council HluITs,
I o wn. ' -Ml'
YOUNG man for Installment collections,' JS
n week; rig fumlsliod. Apply, wltli stamp
and references, C .11, Hee. H-MIOi 11
WAvri-iu pkmai.h help.
WANTED, 200 elrls. 1524 Dodgo. Tel. S7G.
C Ui7
10 girls wanted. Canadian olllce, 3522 Douglas
C ItiS
GIlTlTfor general liousoivork; small family.
611 H. 21st live. C-M7u3
WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslng.
manicuring and face, treatment; only four
weeks rtiiulred. Can earn scholarship.
Our method Is to furnish atendy practice
by freo work and oxjiert Instructions.
Ono ycar'ri apprenticeship saved. Posi
tions given graduates In private hospitals,
hotels or traveling, ns well us In city es
tablishments. Call or address Molnr Col
lege, 123 Karnam st. C-M817 22
WANTED Oood. cook nnd laundress; small
family: 7 per week. 2011 St. Jr g0-
A OOOD second girl wanted at 214 St.
Mary's Ave.; Binall family. C-S30-19'
WANTED, help In produce department.
Swift & Co.. South Omaha. C MS15-21
BOOD girl for general housework; refer
ences roqtllrud. i'Ml DoiUo st. C OSS 13
LADIES, nil hnlnlresslng, manicuring and
facial treatments free at Moler's Halr
dresslng College, 1C23 Earnam. Hours. 3
to I, C 9S9 19
K SALESWOMAN, not under 2.). posses-dug
energy and tact, well educated nnd Indv
like. If competent may obtain position.
Address C 27, Hee. C-990 ID
WANTED, girl for housework.
Neoly, 4371 Humllton Ht
Mrs. H D.
C-99J
WANTED, a competent general house girl;
J5 per week. US N. 39th st. C-M 100-23
I'OII IIBXT IIOUHKS.
IF you wont your houses well rented place
them with llennwa & Co. D-149
ALWAYS moving II. H. goods. Pianos.
Ofllce, 1511V4 Farnam St. Tel. 1539 or i03.
D-170
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
Jlrcnnun-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D-M71
HOUSES, stores.
Uemls, Paxton block.
D-172
CHAB. B. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Famam.
D-174
FOR HENT, house 8 rooms, S. W. Cor.
Parlt ave. and Leavenworth. Modern ax
cept furnace. Key nt cottngo in rear.
D-105
BEE HENRY H. PAYNE, COl N. y. LIFE,
D-175
HOUSES, etc. F. V. Wcad. 1524 Douglas.
D-177
1248 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, modern, In
'tine condition; rent $13.00.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
lfith & Douglas Sis.
D-17
FOR RENT, new brick cottate. cor. Sflth
and Ohio st., 6 rooms uml large attic. (20
par montn. r.uu. . inner, jbuj 17th Mt.
D-403
HOUSES and tints.
Rlngwalt, Uarker nik
D-179
l-ROOM house. 27th and Farnam Sts., all
modern, cmi .(joo i' urnuiii or pnonn ins.
D-281
705 H. 37th St.. 0 rooms, $20. Omaha Loan
.and Trust Co., 10th and Douglas Hts.
D-Sfll
J-ROOM house, modern.
811 N. 16th.
Monroe & Co ,
D 271
FOR RENT, D-room modern house, burn.
luio Munucrson. inquire m .n. 24111 st.
D-.M730
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, IJrown blk.
D-337
t-HOOM modern, cor. Mat.
;iOl Leavenw'th,
D-515 DC
MODERN, house of S rooms, 35th ave. near
Fumam.' j-ent $20.50. W. A. Hpenccr. 1031
N. Y. Life, D-.M9:9
101S and 1022 k. 33d St.. 7-ror.m houtca, porc''
lnliiibath, t-loset, hot water, gas, furnace,
cemented nollar: strictly up-to-dato. $J3.W
each. Pajh e-Knox Compnny, ilrst fl.mr
N. Y. I,lfo,! bid. D-732
BARN, 2021 Ul, Mary's ave.
FOR IlENT?,seven-room house.
D-M721
2514 Mnrcy.
D-75V20
A tj-KOO.M cottage, furnn-lied or unfuv
nlshed. S02 So. .Kith, D-779 21
SHU SIARCY.
Harrison, N. Y. Life.
COTTAGE, flO S. 21st Bt.
D-S29-19
FOR RENT Two deslrablo seven-room
coitiigeN. Nos. 2710 Seward street and 1604
North !7th street. Alfred C. Kennedy,
room !tf.i. First National Hank building.
D-Mit33-20
1026 S. 25TII ST.. fi-rooni house in good re
pair; illy tutcr and gas. Call 4t Hee
lildg. D-M94S 24
APARTMENTS of 5 rooms to small family A
2304 Pierce. D-M9S7 20
SMALL cottago for rent. 1S09 William st.
D-.M9J5 21
OOOD 9 room house, modern convenience,
good locution, newly papered and re
paired throughout. Inquire H. T. Kirk
endall Co. D-M10I-22.
F 0 1 ill UN TI-'II H.MMIKDItOOMHi
BTEAM heated rooms ut The Thurston.
E-1W
run iinyr-Fi it.Msiuni ikki.ms.
WITH or without bonrd. 2375 :.. .
JIOL'SKKKIJIMNO, ti tip. y,a St. L
K-.M72J 1)12'
l"OU KENT, (Itiely furnished front room;
Kcnuemnn oni. jiki liouko ,. .
I.AIKIi; south front room, mfidern. 2SS0
Harney.
TWO larfte rcoms for llht hou?ekeepl:iB,
furnished or utifurnlehrd. 110 Ho. 2.1th 11 vc.
1-4 .13ll SV-
.1 NMU-t.v T-HT-tiUhnil rooms. JlS.tO.
lU
Nicholas St. "-Ml
VHUM.V Ciriil.li,.,! rnmtlS. dotlblc or Slllltte.
modern; Relitlemen preferred. 1KKI I)imJko
rLit.Msiii:n IIOIIMS AMI HOARD.
aiil2NCAIUN,iran8ltnts,1.2j day. ltXiODmtB.
QOOD bonrd, private latnlly. So. 23 lit Avo
1 in
UTOI't.V, 1721 I)aveii)ort St.
K-183
N1CR south room. Tho Trait, 212 8. Kill.
1' -.uw
The Merrlam, good winter home. 23 Dodjjo
X 10 1
; ; "JTTTi J.'.Zr,.
s'KWI.Y furnlihed stenm-heatet rooms.
2313 Douu!as. V-M251 m
NICI-: warm room-". Kood board, reasonable
rates. Tho none, :''J.-v iiurni-y. 1)(J
I'OII HI1NT-I M l HMSHIll) HOOMM.
f..t m .. ...... .......a ,rt.1Ar, mt II, I fl Ifir.
with or without furnace heut. KouiiUj
IMace. 22M Wirt ft. '
roii iii:xt-st()iu:h ami di-tichs.
VOU UENT. store In first cluss. location;
rent rensonabl Arply.lt- - 1 c,.cr" .&
Co., Bround lloor, lleo uldB ivsi
VOH TtENT, the bulldlni; formerly occupied
!, M'lln linn fit 'ill'. Kll rillllll HlTCt. It tins
four stories uml u liasemunt which was
formerly used ns Tho Hco press room.
This will bo rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Iwse
inn Om Ilut,1lni7
IVIUIT, LX1 Cl.ll , illUIII vv, ..vw ......... ..a-
I 2GI
LA HOE double room In Conllnentul block;
run bo iniuli! Into very dtsliablo olllce an:
lvrMiilim room for nhvsluliiu. 111 ar-
niliKe to suit. . ..
OMAHA LOAN & TIU'ST CO.,
16th & DoukIjs Sis. j t1J
.usn.vrs wastuii.
AOENTS wanted for Ilayer.' Metalllo Hub
ber Tires for rockliiK oli.ilitfi can make
J10-J per month. J. C. Hayot, IIS Lust
I)Cllt. Den Moines. la. J-MS.i 21
WAvrnn-To iii:xt.
WANT a Well furnished room with private
family by young coupic; rneienvua ex
changed; permanent. C 2ii, Hee.
K 9i9 19
THREE MODEHN, unfurnliihed rooms for
light housekeeping. Address C s. Hei'.
lv .Mir.i'.i-iir
.STOHAii
tur'ir.'in sinrnci 11.nl Warchouso Co.. 912-
914 Jones, gunerui siumgu unu iuium s,
Om. Van Htor. Co., 1511Vi Farn, Tols. lK9-8r53
STOHAOE and forwnrdlni;. EspresimaiVi
Delivery Co.. 211 N. 19th. 'lei. lii'-i.
, M
WAXTEIl Tt) Ul!Y.
u.i. viiiiin nf household uoodri. hotels, etc..
In largo and small quantities. Chicago
Furnltuio Co., HOG-10 Dodgo. 'icl. 2020.
HOUSES to move.
"Wallace, Urown blk.
N 333
wir.r. imrehofio fx limited number of
Omnhn Savings bank nccouutB. Uronnan-
Love Co., 3W.i so. inn. -1
WANTED to. buy, $1,000. of Omaha Savings
hank accounts lor cusn. juuri- 10,
Uco olllce. N Mi4a
WANT to buy good-sired safp for cash at
once. wm. 11. van, -soriom, fv".
IS Mi 1- 2,
WANTED Small white, poodlo for stud
purposes. .Miiiress i- -j. lieu. . .j.m
I'OII SAI.E-IIOItHES, VllIIICMlS, KTO.
a I. uml ri'imll' vehicles. III! kinds. H.
lTst, carnago worus, iiiu unu ia-uvui-wo
.h. , P-18'J
rtllt MALE-MlSCUl.LAMSOl)S.
HARD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences unu crioouit;. ;-vi uuus", sj .
2D1IAND safe cheap.
Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam.
IJ 131
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 111 So 13.
L-nii a.r.n 1 1M.IT. P. Hoffman & Hillings
Corliss engine In good condition. Call or
address see y oi urn uiuk o. w"
M.'111'rr- fnr n.ttnloiMiit of trusses, sunoort-
ers. Sherman & McConncll Drug Co. Omrha
2NDHAND typewriter for sale. 11 C3, Heo.
w 1 1''
2517 So. 31st St.
GOOD cow, 2b gallons.
Q-832 19
$1S5 lll'YS Chlckerlng upright piano left on
sale; big bargain; cash or time. Call lt"0
, Douglas St. Q-M974 20
AT A bargain, nn order on Smith Premier
Tvnowrlter Co. for latest model Smith
(.0. lor
pewrlter.
Premier Ty
Address D. Jones,
C 20, lleo.
W MVtQ .1
IISCI'.I.I.A.VEOUS.
noticm. country dealers. 2dhand furniture
and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. (Jincago 1 urnuuru v-o itwiu uoun'i,
11 iii
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Mlts. WllITZ. clairvoyant. S19 North 16th.
S-197
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist. 1C05 Dodje
o Mm
KI.ECTIHC THE AT3IEXT.
ELITE parlors, 615 S. 16th., second flisr.
t .MOia vr
M.ME. AMES. 1015 Howard. 2d floor, room 1;
incnnai natus. t .msih
MAE EDGAR. 317'J. N. 15th St.. Hat E.
T-M.1 D17
PF.RSO.VAL.
DR. ROY. chiropodist: corn, and superllu.
ous hair removed by electricity. 11. 12,
Frenier i iocit. u iw
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 34G Hee bldg
TURKISH balhs, massago baths, electric
baths, for indlen only; skilled women
mussngu opeintors; lines t equipped baths
In the city. Renstrom Hath Company,
Rooms 210 10 220 Hee llldg. U KUl
RRWIN'ft niirlilnpn rented nnd rrimlrod:
rent $2 per month; supplies for all kinds
of machine. Tho Slnxer Manufacturing
Co., 1511 Douglas St. Telephouo uv
U Mj
CHILDREN boarded or adopted. S13 N. 23d
street. u Mis. K-a
PRIVATE homo before and ilurlnir confine-
meut; babies adopted. Mr a liurget, 2020
Ihirdotte, U-204
PRIVATE Innnllnl fnr Indies before & dur-
Ini; conttnemont; babies adopted, 1136 N. 17
LADIES' lacketN .mil tiillnr 111.11I0 suits nl'
tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogol. 307 S 17.
u 01 J
Can be nlteied to look now and stylish bv
using ono of our beautiful FRENCH
rtvtuiiuius PLEATED FIOUi:r.J.
Anv kind emnnlKtii rr.nn XI l nn VI
TEHATION 1 ATTERNS AND JNBTRlJO-
iju.-NH FllEE. Accordion and side pleat-
uk uy tne yarn, send lor circulars.
M. GOLDMAN & CO..
200 Dourlus 1111:.. ltith and Dodce.
LIEHEN. theatrical, masquerade costtimer;
101b l urium. w .si
rnitsov i
MiKATINO nnd skirts, all kind, buttons
mnue to match, Omnltii i'lettun i "..
1521 Douglas. 1 2i
MOM1Y T( I.O.W-HI'.AI. llSTATi:.
Xfrvt.-- t..n.. i......,..i rt.mVi
. , . . , . . . . . . iva, .... , n . .
vniitie. ureiuiuii-i.ove uu.. a' au, 10111,
1 1 AV I
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property anil rnrrns. w, r arnum mnitn ec
Co., 13J0 Karnnm. W .W
WANTUD City loans, bonds nnd wnrrnnts.
- .- n . . . ,,,,1, T . , .. .. . .. .
MONKY In any amount at fi. BVfc. 6 per cent.
J. W. HOI1UINS & CO., FAUMAM a L .
ill
MONKY lo loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates, o. ! . uavis w,, lWi f arnam.
' w .'1.
MONRY to loan at r. and fv',4 per cent on
Omaha property.
y. W. u. MoiKic. tui loin,
W-213
l'MVATM money, 5, M4. X per cent: no ile-
lay. uarviti liros.-t iui;i rnrnnm, si-i
V ANTKD City and fnrm loans; also bondi
nnJ warrants. II. C. I'eters At Co., 1702
Famam St., lice Illdtt. W-213
I'ltlVATU money. V. D. Wcad, 1D2I Douglas.
FIVE per cent money. Ucmls, Puxton block.
in
MONEY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or ror liiiiMinx purposes, i-oyne-Knox
Co.. Now York Life. W-218
l'HIVATi: money to loan.
J. H. Sherwood,
W 219
om n a
u.ui 1 . Lire.
$l.fiffl TO LOAN on real estate; call at onco.
M. J. lennard & Son, 310-311 lirown iiiock,
l MUJ
JIIIMiV TO LOA. CHA'ITULS.
MONEY
TO LOAN ON
furniture, pianos, horses, cows, etc.
to keep tin) property.
SALAllY LOANS
You
to people permanently employed on their
own names, wtnoui endorser or mnrtKani'.
wo loan from io up. Wo charno notmn
for makliiK papers and wo keep nothbiR
out ofi tho amount you ask for. Von
may repay the money in one month uv
tnko 2, .1, 4, fi, G months or more In which
to reoav It. Our rates are as low ns th
lowest; our business Is confidential and
we always try to please.
OMAHA MOIlT(5AtlE LOAN CO..
Established WS1. 31U S. Kill St.
-X-.-.'O
MONEY MONEY
LOAMiu a.i,Aiiii'.iJ rtsun.u,
Vn nndorser of mortciiKe reoulred.
LOWEST HATES, EASY PAYMENTS nnd
13 Tine 11. Y 1-1 Ui;.Ml.li.
OMAHA CIIED1T CO..
noom 020, Fifth Floor, New York Life llldg.
v l
AMKHICAN LOAN COMPANY
will pay orf your
SALAHY ASSIGNMENTS
And all other dobts, A steady jioslllon all
that Is required. uamu;k tkiims and
LOWEH CHAHOES THAN ANY OTHEH
LOAN COJU'A.M, v-aii anil nuvo
1UILDING.
X-232
mokky ouned sa ar en neomc no utng ner
1 tnnnr.ni tinsition wmi reHiMinmoic concern
uiion their own names without security;
.. 1 r. n'.. 1 ,. .. rrw- K- T til.i.
easy puymviiia. iviuiuii, ,w i. . iiius.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Tnrnltiirp. Piiinos. Diamonds. Watches, etc.
Privately on imymenis. ro cnarge ror
papers. HEHGER'S LOAN CO., 1504 Vat-
nam Btreet, upstairs. A Miwi
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
Nn mnrtcane or nubllcltv. l'nners free
LOWEST KATES, EASIEST PAYMENTS
SURE. H- R- employes receive time to
suit convenience, i.oans 01 inner com
panies taken up. RELIABLE CREDIT
CO.. Room 303, Paxton IJlock. X 227
momrv loaned on nlanos. furniture. Je
dry. horses, cows, cic. u. r . iiecu, jiu a. is.
X 229
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W, TAYl,OK, .l L' irst nt. lianK -urns.
X 220
Mf)'EV loaned on nlanos. furniture, horses.
cows, jewelry, uurc ureen, 11 , isarKer pik
IH'NIXESS CHANCES.
J150 CASH or easy iiayments buys 23 strictly
lawtui (nicKei) Slot macniues lor unmcs.
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Eurl, Clark Iz. Co., Furnl
turu Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y-230
FOR SALE First-class restaurant In Fre
mont, Neb. Address, J. 1;. iioover.
Y-109
FOR SALE, bakery., restaurant and cro
eery; win invoice auoui ii.sw to sz,w), in
a goon country town, county seat. o
dress II 01, caro or Omaha lleo.
Y-M34S 22
FOR HALE, hardware and Imnlement hunt
ness; goou country, goou trade, good unu
of Implements; will sell for cash only; no
tradtt considered; If taken at once. will
allow discount; amount reqilred, ubout
$4,000; rare opportunity; must sell; will
lease or sell buildings. Address Lock Hox
12. Murdock, Neb. Y MtWII 20
WANTED, n man with a small cuultal to
go 11110 nvery dusuicsb; n goou nani lor
rent cneap nnu gooa location, otto I "a IK
Scrlbner,
eb.
Y MS2G 23
FOR SALE, photo gallery, $300; fair bust
ness. 1222 O 81., Lincoln, Nth. O. 11. Mul
vane.
Y J19il 20
RACKET store, wonderful ehanco for llttlo
rash; please wruti ror particulars, 1111
worth. Holton. Kansus, Y M901 23
FOR HALE-Merchunt tailoring establish
incut, tiood location, good trade, Only
noua nao purcnuBers wnn casn neen nn
ewer. Anureas u a, Jiee. y Mioi-i:
for i:ciiam; 1:.
FOR EXCHANGE, all kinds of renl estatr
and stocits or goons; scna for list. E. I.
Townseua, Lemurs, la. . 929 23
FOR SA1.U UUAL HSTATE.
FINE east front lot, 3 blocks south of de
pot, on lUtn St. inquire 1411 Vinton.
RE-032-D-7
FOR SALE cheap, large lot n.id three
cottages. J,
.ovegten,
4th floor Pax
ton block.
RK M518
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv th
union l'acino iiauroau lomuanv. u. a.
McAHaster, land commlhsloner. Union
Paclllc Headquarters, omubd. Nub.
RE-C97
CHAS. E
WILLIAMSON. 1203 Fnrnnm St
Itj 169
LAND. C. It. Burrows, Norfolk, Nebraska
Itli luu Deo. u
TWO lots, south front, on Cnpltol avenue
west or 2Cth, $5W eacli; on grnne. no 1111
cheapest lots offered west of High school
a. r. Tuicey, uoaru or Trnue. itw iiv.
HOUSES, lots, fnrms. lands, lonnsj also llro
msuruncc. llemls, l'axton blK, ma .J
SPECIAL HAHOAIN, 50x155 ft lot on 85th
r 1 neur uoogc, on paveu sirewi unu in
tirade, for a tew dnvH only for SI. 350 cusn
Most desirable building silo In tho Wen
I'lirnmn fllslrlet fnr the iiionev.
J. W. ROIiHINS & CO., 1S02 FARNAM ST
ill' i-i i;
CHOICE FRUIT AND GARDEN TRACTS
20 acres 14 miles northwest of Florence
neuriy an in mill, 4 years oiu, just com
ineni'ing to near. 1'rice, ji.iihu.w.
17 1-3 acres 7 miles from Omaha. 317 nnnl
trees, 220 peach trees, some blackberries
and raspberries, balance llrst-class gar
ucn inuii iTice, ji.'.'ia.w.
Tho Uyron Heed Co.. 212 S. 14th St.
HE-M821 23
HAHOAINS!
7-room house, uround 100-foot frontage
cioHo 10 car 11110; eastern owner wants
offer.
$3,0i property, well located; will pay 12 per
cent net on purcnaso price.
$no mortgage, better than government
uonu, lor sale qutclt.
M. J. KENNARD & RON,
310-311 Hrown Ulock.
RE-JI2C2
so aciiiis, n miles from Omaha, $45 oer
acre. Tho Uyron Heed Co.. 212 S. 14th b
RE-M5W
property ' nought nnd sold: money
I.OANH on eastern Nebrnokii nnd western
Iowa farms 'at 5 per cent- borrowers cfi
pay Wf) or any multiple; nnr Intercut
date: nn delay llrrnnan-Lnvo Co., W9
So. 13th St., omnhn, Neb. W 207
loaiieu; rt-nis coiiecten, 1,. 1. jounii
Co., 314 So. 13th street. HE-102-Feb. 1
'Oil SALE-HEAL IIHTATH.
ski: hknuv h,
l'AYNU, Cut N. Y. LIFE,
HE-IJ".
OR SALE or trade, CO fine productive
farms nnd 10 line stock rnnehes In enst
Nebraska for sale cheap and on rny
terms, some of which enn bo traded for
merchandise, hardware, furniture, Imple
ments, horses nnd cattle. For particulars
address Georeo W. Iluttnn. Coleridge,
Neb, HE Mitil Ni
IIAH1USON, llAlfGAlNS. 113 N. Y. L
HE-iSV-D-g'
for Ai,i:-Atiti:s.
ACRES, lust rluht for chickens, pigs; 11
teslnn water. 1203 Farnum. M -930 19
MEDICAL,
jADIEH ou of heal'h find prompt relief.
Hox 232, Omaha, kcu. coniiucnuai.
2S7
LADIES' free
monthly regulator; cannot
Rowan, Milwaukee, Wis.
M-IS0 N 3i)
fall. Airs u
LADIES, I positively Kimnuitre oolden
scat, never tniimK ieuuuu iisubuur, m
relievo most obstinate cases of delayed
periods In ft hours; J-cnt secitro from ob
servation, 11 Dr Annlo 1'owler, 203 Houth
14th fit., St. Louis, Mo, M-2CJ N30
I'lIIlSONAL. Oolden Heal i-emnie itegun-
tor relieves in a nour; nno h.vj
boxes; none enulne without lKnatur-
(loldcn Seal Medlclno Co., 2?U M rcnri S'..
St. Louis, Mo M-2 D12"
m'PTt'HE cured; no knife. 110 pnln. no
danger; sen-i ror circuaux. rmiir uup
turo Cure. 932 N. Y. Llfo bldg. Omahn.
GONOVA Is n Frencl. trentmeni for male
and fetnnic, ror nvi posuivn cum oi
Oonorrlnen, Gleet. Unnaturul Dlschargeo,
inllnmmatlons. lrrltaMoin nnd Ulcerations
of tho ni'jcous membranes. An tntemnl
remedy with Injection combined, wnr
ranted to cure worst cases In 0110 week;
$3 per packago or 2 for $.1. Sent any
where on receipt or price. The Kldd Drnt
Co.. Elgin III. Am-rlcan onico. lctnll
wholesHle. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha
M. A. Dillon. South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co.. Council Hluffu. Full lino of rubber
goods.
ADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroynl
l'llls are the best; safe, reliable; take no
other. Send 4e stamps for particulars.
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Philadelphia, Pa,
IIF.I, JI AN II ARES.
FINE Hclplnh Hares for sale at common-
sense prices. f707 noroncu iiuuiovuro.
S32 N25
HIGH-GRADE Helglans ror snio; score
card nnd pedigrees luruisncu; t-riorv
I'rlnce, Jr.. Imported, scon; 91, at stud.
West Omaha Rabbltry, 1321 Fumam.
M SU 20
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L, Hldg.:
TCl. lblii; Alice dOllUr-iul. v.. lUlliCH
dept.; Old E. Johnson. Ostcopnthlst, Mgr.
23y
M. E. DONOHUE. D. o., or Ktui school.
KlrkRVllie, .110. OU l-axiuu um. tel.
A. T. HUNT. D.
O.. 303 Karbach, Tel. 2332
-M32S
SIIOHTIIA.M) AND TYPEWRITING.
7c. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y.LTfe!
-210
HOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Hue Hiug iu
NEBRASKA Huslness and Shorthand Col
lege, uoyn s Tiieater. -i;
GREGG Shorthand Om,
C. Col. 10 & Doug,
-243
DANCING SCHOOL,
NEW clnsses for beginners are forming
this weeic nt aioranu . t,'i-oignioii nan;
children Wednesday and Saturday; adults
Tuesdny and Friday S p. nn: private les
sons dnlly; assemblies Wetlnesday: call
for terms; always open. 1 M300 Dl
LOST.
LOST, a smcoth coat St. JBcrnnrd do
orange linn wiuio, iteturn 10 or uoiuy
1012 Ohio st. and receive rownru.
Lost-991 19
LOST OR STOLEN, small brown dog with
bluck hair on nacu. Answers to "(.'neH
Roturn to 1920 S. 13th. LostM9:iS-22
I'AWNIIROKERM.
EAGLE Loan Olllce. reliable, accommodat
ing; all business conuucniiai. 13'Ji Douglas
LOANS, II Marowltz; low rates. 118 N.
16.
FUH.MTIJRi: ItnPAIHINO.
TEL. 1331. M. S
Walklln, 2111 Cuming St
-216
Om. Uph. VVks. 1618 Cap. nve.
Tel. 1933.
334 D2
ENGINES, II OILERS, F.TC.
L. C. Shnrp-Mach. Wks.; motors, dynamos,
L"IU
CARPENTERS AND .I01IIIEHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. t. ucnutrce, 20th
and La Ho sts. 370
ACCORDION PI.IJATING.
ACCORDION and side pleating, cheapest.
Best, quicKt'Bt. v. j. .iiurK, v 1'ut
tcrson HlK., 17th und Farnam Sts.
icn
HORSES WINTEREI),
HORSES wintered. S4 ner month. J. W
Phelps, 207 N. V. Life bldg. 'Phono 1031
M-321 D
DRESSMAKING,
IN FAMILIES.
Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th st
M 503 D7
MUMCATi,
FREE scholarships to piano students.
Prof.
uraum, uo itamge uuc.
C37
JtlNIC
U.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealers
in an mntuls, notties, eic. uanomia a
specialty. 801-803 Farnam. Omuha. Tel.2378,
2S5
LAUNDrM.
OMAHA Steam Laundry ; shirts, 7c; collars
20; curra, 4c. 1730 Lcaveiiworin. toi. &47,
-21
HIRIIS AND TA.VIIJEHMY.
STOCK'S Hlrd Store. 1603
Leavenworth.
243
MIHItOH FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvorod, 708 N 10.
-it
LANGUAGES.
CHATELA1N School of Languages, Hoyd'it
tneatcr, naa reopeneu lor tuu Beuson,
-MI43
PIANO TUNING.
WE tune your piano for $1.50,
Store, 13il Dodge. Tel 1915.
Roeo's Art
245
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 420 Hamgo
Hldg
-iiU
TICKET IlllOKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II, Phil
bin. 1303 l'u mam. Telcphono ,m. 231
PLAIN SEWING.
WANTED, plain sewing.
103S S. 22d :t.
M790 NM'
SUES & CO
PATENTS
Patent Lowyors
GUARANTEED
Ber Bldg., Omaha, Neb
PatentQookFroo
!
r nmom
MODILE
1 SIMI-viOflTSLT
rittMY
W .1
rise ships iHceshtcTios mm
SUtNDIO StRVICt THt M0BHt CHIOS n.
ALONG THE NORTII SHORE
IHVAM, 'UTAMtS, CARDENIS, S4IUU.CII.
UMilLM, MCVITAS, (1IH4KA, tod DAKACU4,
tDd other cam.
V -;5ON HTKAMSIIIP ;,IM..J7 WlMnmt
1 ir '1 l- kets, Stall room Reservation nnd
O-neral Information of tlin MOHILE
SERVICE, npiily to Ticket Agent Mobile &
Ohio R. R. and Southern Hy
RAILWAY TIME 'I'AltLIJS.
WAI1AHH RAILROAD -
Ticket Office, 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone 322. D--pot.
Tenth and Marcy
Streets. Telephone, C."9.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
Express a S:Ck pm a 8:20 am
a Dally
FnEMONT. ELK1IORN A
Missouri Vabey Railroad
"The Northwestern
Line" General Offices,
I'nlted Stales National
Hank Utdir.. H. W i:or.
Twilftn nnd Farnam Sts.
1101
i'ltriiaui hi. reicpnono.
Mil. Depot, 15th nnd WibMor Sts. Telj
Phone, 1151 Leave. Arrive.
inacK inns, uendwood.
Hot Hnrllitr a. SiCO nm n RiOil nm
Wyoming, Caspar ana
uougias a :co pm c s:oo pm
Listings. York. David
ny f.:;. uor, 'lcneva,
r..C(er UUU u?v..ird b 3:00 nln b E-MI nm
Norfolk, Verdlgro and
i- remont ti t:30 am blOS25 am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 nm b!0:23 am
remont Local c 7:3) am
u llnllv It llnlll vpriil -jiimliii- 1 Qim.
luy, only d Dully except Saturday.
Duuy except .Mommy.
CHICAGO
& NORTH
wejterii
Hallway -The
Northwestern Lino"
city TIGKet ' onice. 1401
t-rlfhtti U T..l.lt.n
Ml. Depot, Tenth and
MtlUMM IhlM 'Pnn.,1in,.a
. . Leave. Arrlva.
Duyiight Chicago Spc-
,ebil a 7:00 nm 1111:31pm
Chicago Passenger it 4:13 pm a 8: 10 am
Lusterti Expirhs, Des
.Monies. .Maistialltoxvn.
Cedar' Ruulds and Chi-
Cam, Ilftffj; nm a iitV. nm
Eastern Special, Chl-
cagu and Last 11 i:55 pm a l:C6 pm
asr .Mall, Chicago to
Omnua n 11m
Omaha-Chicago Limited, a 7:43 pm a :oo pm
Fust Mall u s:30 kq
Cedar Hnnlds l'assenger a 5:30 pm
-.tti?t.- ill an. I.......U Ifjl-J IIII1
a Dally (1 Except Saturday.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Oman
Hallway "Tho North
western Line" General
Oltlces. Nebraska Divi
sion, 13th und Webster
Sts. Cltv Ticket nillee.
1401 J'urnum St. Telcphuue, 661. Depot,
5th und Webster Sts.
Leave.
Arrive,
a 9:10 pm
ull:i3 um
Twin City Pisronger
..a G:00 am
umnnu i-assenccr
bioux v;uy (a jNonn-
east Ncbrasun S:l.i pm
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Hullroad Tho North.
western Line' General
unices, united Htntes
National Hank Hulldlmr.
H. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Fnrnnm Kts. TIpVg?
umce. iwi I'.irnnm St. Tolepnone, 661, ;e
pot, 'lenth nnd Mason Sts. Telephone. C29.
Leave. Arrlv?.
Twin City Exnres n 6.5.1 nm nl0:26 pm
Twin City Limited u 7:33 pm a 8:13 am
Sioux City Local a 8:00 um a 3:50 pm
a uauy
CHICAGO. ROCIC ISU
unu .V I'acinc Knllrnart
-"The Orat Rock HI.
and Route" Cltv Tick
et uincc, 13.M i-'armm
fltreot Telephone, J2S.
Depot. Tenth & Marcy
Sts. Te'cphone. 6J9.
. ,.m Lnvo. Arrive.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local 11 7.23 am IiM-.t; .....
v.iiiL'iigu i.jiu'63 uii:uain asiunm
Des Moines Local it 4:20 pm 11 4:45 pm
C! '.cago Fast Express. .a 5:o0 pm u 1:25 pm
Des Moines. -Hock Isl- '
nnd and Chicago a 7:10 pm a 9:33 nm
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, I'ueuio unu
W est a 1:30 nm a 4M-. nm
Colorado, Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer r 520 pm 11 9:00 am
11 jjany. 11 Jaiiy uxcept nunuay.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
feph & Council Hltiffs
Railroad "Tho Hurllns
jpn Routo"-Tlckct Olllce,
1502 Farnam St. Tele
phone, 250. Depot, To.T.h
uint .uusilll ets. Tele
phone, 123.
Lenv ArrlVA
Kansas city Day Ex.. ..a 9:20 am n 6::G pm
Kansas Cltv Night Ex..al0:15 pm n 6:15 am
St. Louis l' lyer for sv.
Joseph and St. Louis. .a 4:50 pm nll:l5 am
It. AtlllJ
UURLINGTON & MI3
Bouri River Haltroad
"Tho Uurlington Route"
General Olllees, N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Bis. TicKot Oillee. 150J
i-arnam Ht. Telephone,
i'&O. Hurllnirton
station, Tenth and Mason
Ria. Telenhone. 123.
Leave,
Arrlvo.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook a
8:40 am a :Zo pm
IIIUUUI, I'BIIVtll. I..IW"
radn, Utah Callfornla.a 4:25 nrn
Lincoln & Ula"k Hllln,.n n-0't nm
a 3:00 pm
a C:I5 am
Montana, Puget Sound. ,u 9:00 pm
a 0:45 am
a 10:33 um
a C:I3 am
Lincoln Kast .Aiau a pm
Denver Colorado, Utah
and California
Rolleviie, Puuplo nl0:4. am
Paclllc Junction a! 1:30 am
nun;: am
a 8:20 am
Paclllc Junction 11 7:00 nm
So. Rend, Louisville.
Piattsmoutn b :i:33 nm
bll:rG am
Ft. Crook, Plnttsmouth.u 0:63 pm
a b:zj vm
n Daily; u ex. sunnay.
CHICAGO. nUHLINOTON
& Quinev HalIrouil"Th
Burlington Route' Tloket
uiucc, isl.- j. arnam St
Telephone, 230, Depot
Tenth ami Mimnn ot
luicpuoue.
Leave. Arrivn
Dayllglit
clnl ...
ChlcntTb Sno-
a i:oo am
aiUIi .M
n 7:45 a m
n 4:05 pm
11 7:45 am
a 2:43 bin
Chicago Vrstlbulod Ex.. a 4:oo pm
Chicago laical Exprcss.a 9:30 um
Chicago i.imucti a 7:50 pm
Fast Mall
a Daily
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& St, Paul Hallway-City
Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone 284. De
pot. Tenth and Mnson
Streets. Telephone, 029
Lcuvh, Arrlvo.
mlLWAUKu,
Chicago Limited Ex.... n 6:00 pm a. 8:03 am
Chicago ii umana i.x. ..u ma mil u d;iu pni
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC'THE OVER
land Route" General Ofllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Tlckot Olllce, 1324
Farnam Street. Telephone, 316.
Depot, Tenth nnd Mubon Sts.
Telephone, 029.
I.onve. Arrive.
Tho overland Limited.. a 8:20 nm a 7:35 pm
Tho Chicago-Portland
Kpoolnl a n:2ft nm n 7:33 pm
Tho Fust Mall it 8:50 am n 3:25 pm
Tho Colorado Special. ..ull;35 pm n 6:50 um
The I'i,t Mall u 4:33 pm
Llncohi. Ueatrlco nnd
atromsburg Express.. Ii 4:10 pm bl2;23 pm
J.no Plieiuo express..., 11 pm
Tho Atlautlo Express... n 6:50 am
Grand Inland i.ocal b 5:30 pm 1 9:30 um
a D.i lv b Dally except Sunday,
OMAHA it HT. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha, Kansas city
& Eastern Railroad "The
Quincy Route" Ticket Of
lice, 1415 Famam St. Tele
phono. 322. Depot. Tenth
und Marcy Streets. Tale
phone, C29.
i.eave. Arrive.
St. Louh Cannon Hall
Express a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
KnnsnB city nnd yulncy
Local , a 7:00 am u 9:00 pm
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road-Gcnorul
.Ofllces and
Tlckot Ofllces Southeast
Corner llth and Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
Union Stuilon.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas
al0:00 am a C:S0 nm
Cltv ExnreriS
K. C, St L. Express
,al0:10 pm u C:15 um
Leave from 15th
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local,
Weeping Water.,
a Dully, b Dally
and
Via
b 4:15 pm nlO;45 am
exevut Sunday.
JL1TES1
Tlfblt rifling
8
illl
St. LoulH &
HAII.W IV TI3! TAIII.ES.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
fice, 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 215. Depot,
Tenth nnd Mnrcy Streets.
Leave,
Arrive.
Chicago Express n,l l? nm
Chicago Limited ..... t,m
a 4. 0i pm
n 8:15 am
b 9:40 pm
n 8:13 am
silnneapoiis ami o- . ,
Paul Exnrcss b 7:00 am
Minneapolis nnd Bt.
i mil Limited 11 7:4j pm
Fort Dodce Local from
Council muffs ..b 4:30 run
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday
bl0:l5 nm
postoffici: Noricn.
(Should be read DAILY by nil Interested,
ns changes may occur nt nny time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending Novetn
1h r 24, HMO, will close (PROMPTLY In all
cases) at tho Getierarl Postolllco ns fol
lows: parcels post mails close one
hour earlier than closing llmo shown be
low. Parcels post Mulls for Germany close
at 5 p. rn. Monday.
Trnimntlntitlii Mall,
TUESDAY -At 7 11. m. for EUROPE, per s,
s. Trave, via Southampton and Hremen
tmaii lor ireiauu must no mreeieii "per s,
h, Travc").
WEDNESDAY-A 7 a. in. (supplementary
U 11. 111.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Now
York, via Southampton (mail for Ireland
must, bo directed "per s. h. New York");
nt 9 n. m. (supplementary 10:30 a, m.) for
EUROPE, per s. s. Majestic, via ijueeus
town; nt lo:30 a. m, for HELGIUM direct,
per h, s, Westernlnnd (mail must bo di
rected "ner s. s. Westenilund").
THURSDAY At 6:30 11. 111. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT. 1J1UTISII
INDIA nnd LORENZO MAHUUEZ. per s,
h. L'Aqultalne, via Hnvro (mall for other
parts of Europe must bo directed "per h.
s. L'Adiiltnlne ').
SATURDAY At 3:30 u. in, for EUROPE,
per s, s, Umbrla. via Queenstown; nt S
a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per s.
s. Amsterdam (mull must be directed "per
h, s. Amsterdam"); nt 10 u. m. for SCOT
LAND direct, per s. h. Anehorla (mnll
must bo directed "per s. h. Anchorlu").
"PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
takes printed Matter. Commercial Papers
and Sumpleg for Germany nnl" Tho same
clans of mail mutter for other parts of
Europe v III not be sent by this ship un
less specially directed bv her.
After tho closing of the Sunnlcmentnry
Trans-Atlantic Mails nutned nliovo, ad
ditional supplementary malls are opened
on tho piers or tho American, English,
French nnd German atenniers, unu lemuln
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
of sailing of steamer.
Malls fur Smith anil Central Ainrrlt-n,
Avi-at Imllrs, pe.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (ex-
cent Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC
poktm, per s. s. Niagara, via Colon (mall
for Guatemala must bo directed "per w. s.
Niagara."); nt 1 p. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND, per s. s. Silvia; ut 1 i. m. (sup-
plementury 1:30 p. 111.) for TURKS ISL
AND and DOMINICAN REPUHLIC, per
n. o. .-si'iv iurn; ui ;i 11. in, ior ja.aii-a.
pur s. s, Admiral Dewey, from Ronton.
WEDNESDAY-at 10 a. m, for PORTO
lucu, per s. h. jinc, via Mayiigucr; at 10
a. m. ior i.naih'a nnu iiaiti. per s. h.
Mt. Vernon, at 1 n. in. for 1'1'IIA. CAM-
PECHE. YUCATAN. TAHASCO and CHI-
Al An. ner s. fl. Havana, via llavnim um
Progroso (mail for other parts of Mexico
11 1 hi ne uirecieo iter s. s. nuvanii"!.
THUHSDAY-At 2:30 11. m. for JAMAICA.
per s. h. Admiral Sampson, from Phlla-
iioipnia; nt 1 p. in. (supplementary 1:30 n
m.) for NASSAU, GUANTANAMO and
pa.mi auu, per h, s. santlugn.
SATURDAY At 10 n. m. (supplenierilary
10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
n,v..ii,iu, caivi iiAin;; a anu
GREYTOWN, per s. s. Alleghany (mall
ior uosia men must uo directed "ner s.
m. Alleghany"); nt 10 a. m. for PORTO
RICO, per s. H. Ponce, via Sun Juan; at
jo a. in. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for
vi;.NiiXt i;i.A nnd (;i'HA(.'AO, ner ft. s
Marlcalbo (mall for Kavanllla and Cart ha
genn must be directed "per s. s, Starl-
caiuo ); at 11 a. 111. ror GUI! A. per 8. s.
.1101-0 casuo, via Havana; at 11 a. m. for
v tab, per h, b. uaggry, via Pro
greso; at 11 a. m. for YUCATAN, per s. s,
Prima, via Progreso (mall must be di
rected "per b. s. Prlmn"); nt 12 m. for
iiAiuiAWUM unu BA.Vius, per h. h
Riigusa.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnd thence by steamei, close at
this omen dally ut 8:30 p. m. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for MlcUfc'.on, by rail to
Boston, und thenco by steamer, close nt
this olllce dally at s-30 J), m. Malls for
uutm, ny run 10 i'or; Tumpa, Fin., and
tnence uv steuiner. close at th n nrtleii dnlly
nt 7 a. m. (the connecting cloer nro on
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday). Malls for
.Mexico Llty. overland, unless sueclu lv nil
dressed for dispatch by steamer, closo at
tnis onico nniiy at 3::w a. m. nnd 2:30 p. in
Mails for HelUe. Puerto Cortez and Guate
mala, by rail to New Orleans and thenco
by steamer , closo at this oinco dnllv at
"3 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays
for Hellzo, Puerto Cortez and Quntemala).
Ainus ror losiu men. by run to Mobile.
Ala., and thence by steamer. cIoho at this
ofllcu dally at 3 p. m. (connecting closes
hero evpry Tuerdny. "Registered mall
Closes at 0 p. m. previous uay.
TraiispueKlc Mnll.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan. China nnd Philln
iilno Islands, via San Francisco, eloso
liere dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November
inclusive, ror dispatch per s.
Doric. Malls for China nnd Japan, via
Vancouver, closo here dally ut 6:30 p. in
up to November "27. Inclusive, for d k
patch per a. s. Empress of China (regis
tered mnn must no uirecieii "via van
eouver"). Mulls for Hawaii. China, Japan
aim i-uiiippme isinnuR, via nan i-runcisco
cioso. ncro (ini v nt u 30 n. m. un to no
eembor Inclusive, for dispatch per H. b
Nippon Maru. Malls for Austrnlla (e.
cept west Australia). New Zealand, nn
wall, FIJI and Samoan Islands, via San
1- rnnciHco, dosn Hero daily ut (i!30 p. m. in
to December 7, Inclusive, for dispntci
per s. h. Sierra. Mulls for Australia (ex
cept West Australia, which goes via Eu
rope, and New Zealand, which gles via
unu i' ranei.ieni. unu i iji ismmis. via vun
eouver. closo here dully at 0:30 p. 111. lifter
December "7. up to jJecemner "8. in
elusive, for dispatch per s. s. Aornngl
(Bttppiemcniury mans, via eeattie, close a
u:uU p. m. jjcccmoer --y).
Transpacific mnlls aro forwarded to port of
sailing dally nnd the schedule, of closing Is
nrrnnceii on trie presumption or tneir un
Inlerrutfted overland transit. Registered
man closes at 11 p. m. previous nay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmastel-
Postofllce, New York, N. Y., November 10
1900.
PLEASES SOUTH DAK0TANS
Passing: or l'etllitrriv n Mntlcr un
Which the AVhole Stntr
1'elleltateN Itself,
It. II. Drlscoll, cashier ot tho First Na
tlonal bank, and ex-Mayor L, P. Jenklus o
Lead, S. D., aro visitors In the city. Mr,
Jenkins wus olected to tho stato uenatn o
South Dakota from Lawrence county nt th
late election and ns u result will spend
portion of tho winter at Plerro. "It will
glvo a majority ot tho people of South
Dakota," said Mr. Jenkins, "regardless
their party ufllllatlou, n great deal
pleasure to seo United States Senator Petti
grew rclogated to political oblivion by ou
next legislature. Ho grossly mtsrepro
seated South Dakota throughout the whol
ot tho Spanish war and tho ditllcultlcs
arising therefrom. Tho rohuko they ad
ministered him and tho sentiments he ox
pressed was a most eloquent one, for th
state went republican by a larger majority
than any ono had anticipated. It was In
measuro a victory of patriotism ovc
partisanship.
"Since tho republicans will control th
legislature thero Is very llttlu doubt
my mind Hint Robert J. Gamble, who has
served tho stato most nccoptably In con
grens, will ho elected as United States
senaton In thn Illuck Hills region w
uavo plenty of good material for a United
States senator, but It was tacitly under
stood when uno of our leading republicans
and most brilliant citizens was nomlnutei
for congress that we would seek uotlilng
more ut this time, Eben W, Martin
Deadwood received this nomination and was
elected by a rousing majority. It is cer
tain that ho will mako a great record nm:
reflect credit upon tho section of tho slut
from which ho halls, consequently wo uro
disposed to divide the honors with, tho
rnstern half ot South Dakota and glvo M
Gamble a clear track for tho senate."
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JAIL TO MAKE BLUFF GOOD
unionist Howls About Illegal Registratiout
Wero for Political Effect Only.
W0 OF THEIR PROSECUTIONS FAIL
Counrlliiinn '.Imniiin Dlsiulaki-il With
out Htm an Attriupt at Trial
M111011 IVnltch Also
llclrusniL
The came of bluff which tho fusloulsts at
tempted to play during the days Immedi
ately preceding election was made pain
fully apparent In Justice DnltiwIu'B court
eftcrday, when Councilman Harry IJ,
zlmmnn, (yho wna arrested for procuring
nn Illegal registration, was discharged
without even the formality of a trial, nnd
Simon Povltch, tho man who, it wus al
leged, had registered lllccally was freed
ftcr a brief lienrlng.
It lll be remembered Hint tho howls of
tho fuslonists in the antc-clectton days
bout colonization nnd fraudulent regis
trations wero so dolorous that they were
oslllvely painful, Tho local orgs 11 ot the
cniocrscy took tip tho wall and lashed it-
eclf Into fit nfter fit of protended inillgnn
ton as it printed double-leaded stories orer
the republican colonization In the Third
ward. It CY011 went so r.tr during ono of
these spasms ns to offer u cash reward for
evidence that would convict anyone of hav
ing registered illegally. The tido was set
ting against llryntilsm and debporatc things
a1 to bo done to stay it.
When tho caso of Councilman Zlmman
was culled he wus In court nud ready
to answer. Ho expected of courso to bo
onfrontcd by a formidable urray of wit
nesses, tho palms ot each ono of whom
Itched for Ills portion of the inunltlcent re
ward offered by the manager of the Fnkery.
To lit, surprise, however, Assistant County
lUtorney Grossman nroso und uddresslnr;
the court mnde a motion to dismiss the enso
without trial. Justice Haldwln granted tin
motion und the Ilrst net of tho farco was
ended.
The caso of Simon Povltch, charged with
false registration, was called next nnd was
placed on trial, but ufter tho evidence had
been introduced tho defendnut was (Un
charged, It WRH learned that, whllo the
registration was false, it was mado through
no fault of cither Povltch or "human, but
as the result ot n blunder un tho part
of tho Interpreter, who acted ns Povltch's
pokesmnn, tho hitter not being able to
speak English. Tlu Interpreter quoted
Pcvltch ns saying he had bceu in tho city
li;ht months, whereas Povltch declares he
made oath to but four mouths' residence.
BOWER GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY
nlerril llenKh ('nuiiiilNlntirr'n Of
llce with Plnlnl.v Developed
Cunt; of Smallpox.
George Uowcr had a clear right of way
when he entered the ofllco of Health Com
missioner Victor H. Coffman estcrduy.
Ittb faco was broken out with smallpox end
the health nuthorltlcs did not hava tn look
twice for tho purposo of making sure what
was the matter with him. Ho was imme
diately sent to the emergency hospital.
where thero aro two other smallpox pa
tients,
Power is a switchman in tho employ ot
tho Union Poelllflc at North Platto nnd ar
rived in Omaha about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning on a Union Pacific freight train.
When ho left North Platto he was feeling
well, hut ou the train ho was taken sick und
by tho time he reached Omaha red spots
appeared on ills face. As thero were several
cnHes of smallpox In North Platte when ho
left the man immediately concluded that
ho Imil tho disease. Upon his arrival in
Omaha ho went directly to the health com
missioner nnd usked to bo plnicd in the
emergency hospital.
When Uowcr left North Pintle he ex
pected to go to Illinois for a visit with rela
tives. Ho is a young man about 30 years
of ago nnd took overy precaution to protect
other passcngors when ho found that he
hud tho disease. Tho cases in North Platto
uavo been traced to a negro laborer who
went there several weeks ago.
So many pcoplo have been exposed to
smallpox on trains that Dr. Coffman has
Issued it clrculur to all railroad men asking
them to take notico of tho following ordi
nance concerning contagious dlsoascs:
Whenever any nerson on any rallroud
train coming into Omaha ahull show symp
toms imlicutlinr uu nttuck of Hmu'.lnox or
other contagious disease, or whenever any
such lucts snail cornu to 1110 Knowledge or
tho conductor or tho person In churgu ot
any such train, as shall lead him to aup
poso that any person ou Ills train Is at
tacked with smallpox, or Is Infected With
the disease. It shall bo his duty, beforo b
shall have reached a point within llvn inllen
or tno city limits, to toicgrirpn kucii ract to
tho mayor or commissioner of heulth, anil
whenever It shall bo Impossible to seiut
such telegram, said conductor, or person
having hucIi train in charg", und having a
person on board bo suspected by him of
having tho smallpox or other contagious
or Infectious disease, shall dotaln such per
son on thn train on reaching Omaha until
he shun liuvo 110 1 1 licit the mayor or com
missioner of health, or noma nfllccr of the
health department thereof ot such fact,
and until it reasonable time shall huvn
elapsed after such notico for the health
department of tho city to talco charge ot
such person.
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ad.
BIDS FOR HOSPITAL TOO HIGH
Work at Fart Cruok Likely to Do I)e-
lityeil Until Conitress C'un Make
Additional Appropriation.
The Increase In the price of building ma
terial aud ot lumber has possibly delayed
tho const! action ut tho hospital ut Fort
Crook until congress can meet and inalco an
additional appropriation for the work. Hhls
wero opened by tho quartermaster's de
partment of tho Department of tho Missouri
Saturday for tho construction ot tho build
ing, but ull wero rejected for tho reason
that thn lowest figures submitted exceeded
tho amount of tho appropriation. Hid",
wero readvertlucd for, hut it Is not be
lieved that any ot tho contractors will conie
within tile appropriation.
This building Is hut ono of several await
ing n readjustment of tho prlcos of material
or an lnciuuso ot appropriation. Tho last
congress did not tulco into consideration
tho udvanco tu prices of material and
wages and based its appropriations upon
tho average cost of similar bulldlngu erected
by tho government In past years, with tho
result that they have been short In several
instances,
Six FrlKhtfuI Failures.
Six terrible failures of hIx different doc
tors nearly sent William II. Mullen ot
Locklnnd, 0., to an early grave. All said
ho had a fatal lung trouble and that ha
must soon die, Hut lio was urged to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. After taking llvn bottles he was en
tlrely cured. It Is positively guaranteed to ,
cure all discuses of throat, chest and lungs,
including coughs, colds, la grippe, pneu
monia, bronchitis, asthma, bay rover,
croup, whooping cough, 50o und J1.00, TrU
bottles freo at Kuhn & &Co.'s drug'Storo.
Peddler's Homo Creiiiuleil,
A horse, thn property of Louis Coron,
peddler, was burned to dcaJh In u Urn In
the rear of 1931 South Tenth street at 12:12
yesterday, and another horso belonging
to Louis Stern was so badly burned that it
may have to bo shot, lloth iinlmals wero
lu 11 small, one-story frnnic, barn, owned
by W. J. Cornell, city ntlorney,, which was
entirely destroyed. The cause of the Urn
Is 11 mystery, Tho damage Is estimated
at ?75.
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