THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, yOVEMBEIt 21, 1900.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED, position as stenographer nml
booKKecper vuuress u 36, uto utlice.
A-M121 21
A CRACKER JACK stenographer would llko
a giinn iiwiiion, u oi, nee, a MiVn .i-
WA.VIEU-JIAI.E IIEl.r.
WANTED, wo have steady work for n few
Rood husllf-rs of good habltB and appear
ance, u. ir, Adamu Co., 1WS nowarn ni.
11163
BARBER trade tnught thoroughly In short
time, cataloguo und particulars ..free.
Address Western Harbors' Institute,
Omaha, Nub Q- .
WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack up
signs, distribute circulars, etc. No can
vaalnc: cood nuv. sinmn for reply. W rite
Qlobo Advertising Bureau, roll,,Jl,M74i
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paxes, loo Illustrations: sample free; Jvmaa
outfit of 6 books for 30 cents, worth Ij.
W. A. Hlxenbaugh & Co., Omaha. 500
SALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; big
wages to hustlers; no experience neces
sary; cash weekly. Write Western
Nursery company. Dept. K. iawrcni:e
B-MOfl DG
WANTEn-BALEBMEN.
The Hawks Nursery Co.,
Mllwaukco, Wis.
B-M197 D5
WANTED, two Kontlemen for field mana-
rors paying potation, uan iwm
building. 1I-M9JI 2f
WANTED, a good experienced clothing
solrltor. Apply 1311 Farnum St. Good
postlon to right party. it
WANTED, a good experienced solicitor for
a tnltor. Call at Tho Bco Tailor. Ij7
Farnam. ii wi a
WANTED, men to learn barber trade, only
eight weeks required; can earn scholar
ship, bourtl, tools and transportation to
our colleges nt Chicago. St. I.imls or Min
neapolis; great demand for our graduates
.... J. ..... .. f il,....iiii.h tff-.ilnlncr two
I'll UUVUlllll Ul ..Hi n.w. uup... . . r ,
years' apprenticeship saved; constant
practice, expert Instructions, lurturcs, etc.
Ap!y by mail to Mnlcr Harbor College
WANTED, salesmen In Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, jjaKoias. town,
Michigan, Ohio mid Indiana to carry, .
sldu lino tin special overcoats and a line
. i .. . .......In ...nil bnnvL'n nml
IJl umilllKl' iwucn, k"" ...... .......... - -----
font sellers; men having connection with
ttio doming initio preicrruii. "l""'
Uox C W, Omaha, Dec. B-M189 Z'
nAVTi,m n frnvnllnir trtnn to sell soring
lino of dry goodi. our own specialties, on
commission, to the retail country deal
ers. Tho Purnoll-Dalo Mills. Hox f.W),
Philadelphia, Pa. ti-.umi
WANTED, at Spnldlng. a man with capital
to make pressed brick; fine, clay, location
free, sevrrai minning m irnan.-ui.
dress Dr. Cameron, Spalding. Njmi. n
TIIU8TWOHTHY Kentleman or lady, each
COUnty lO mUmiKU mir uumil.Tnn, n..
4lR per IIllllllll mm tw ......... -.
encloso self-addressed envelope. Manaccr;
3S0 caxton 1IIUK.. HiuaHu. u ww "
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED, 200 glrla. 1524 Dodge. TL87S
10 clrls wanted. Canadian ofTlce, 1522 Dnuglaa
C I6i
WANTED, experienced general house girl,
threo In tho family. p.) a month. Call
at once. Mrs. F. M. Smith, 10AS Pirk
avenue. C 110
COMPETENT girl for general housework
In family of two. 2640 Dodgo Ht.
C 135-23
WANTED, a first-class plain cook for snvill
private fumlly living In 'tho country W
miles from Omaha. Houso fitted with nil
modern conveniences; wiges liberal. Ap
ply in person, with references, nt the
olllco of P. Kavanagh cfe Son, 313 Knrbach
block, Omaha. C M159
WANTED, girl for genernl housework; two
In family. 121 Bo. Mth st. C-M190 24
aiUL wanted. Mrs. II. D. Necly, 4371 Ham
ilton Ht. C-M209
WANTED, oxperlenced nurse to enro for
child 3 months old; references required.
Apply at 423 South 39th street. -1
. C-M201 30
WANTED, experienced second girl with'
references. Apply at 123 South 39th street.
C-M202 pO
"WANTED, girl for genoril housework:
family of three; good wages. No. 2226
North 18th St. C-M20O26
FOIt lllONT HOUSES.
IF you wnnt your houses well rented plaea
thsm with llenawa & Co. D 153
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos.
Office, 151114 Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or S6J.
D-170
HOUSEB for rent In all parts of tho city,
lirenimn'Lovo Co,. 320 So. 13tli St.
D-171
HOUSES, stores. Ilemts, I'axton block.
D-173
C1IAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam.
D-174
FOIl IXENT. house h rooms, s. w. Cor.
Park ave. and Leavenworth. Modern ax
cept furnace. Key at cottage in rear.
; D-106
BEE HENHY D. 1'AYNE, 601 N. Y. lFFe
D-175
HOUSES? etc, F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas.
D-177
1246 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, inodern. In
fine condition; rent $15.00.
U.MA11A 1.UA1X ar i iujov i;u.,
16th & Douglas Sts.
D-174
rnn 11ENT. now brick COttas-n. rnr. "nil.
and Ohio st, 6 rooms and largo utile. $20
per month. Ella A. lttncr, isv N. 17th st.
u ioa
HOUSES and Mats. Illngwa'.t, Darker Hlk
D-17
l-UOOM house. 27th nnd Farnam Sts.. all
tmrtpn. infill tifitj Farnam or nhmm R.W
D-281
t-HOOM house, modern. Monroe & Co ,
C11 M Iftll, 11 oil
ail .. Wf.ll
FOH nENT, 5-room modern house, barn.
1615 MundeiHon. lnqulro 1914 .N, 21th st.
D-M750
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Hrown blk.
D-337
MODEHN Jiouso of 8 rooms, 35th nve. near
Farnam, rent $20.50. W. A. Spencer, 1034
JS. I. HI". D -M359
HA11N, 2024 St. Mnry's nve. D-M721
8116 MAItCY. Harrison, N. Y. Life.
D-803 25?
SMALL cottago for ront. 1S-W William st.
D-.M935 21'
3111 N, 24TH, 6-r., city water and sewer, $11.
r. -" .. .011, ii'i,, tivar nnigt (mil buwdi.
t707 Caldwell, 5-r., city water and Closet, $12.
101S and iota N, sSrd 8t 2 very lino modrn
S15 Muaon st,, 9-r., nevtly papered, mod
em, $25.
1117 Park ay 10-r., all niodcrn, Hue, $W.
Wa have other. '
PAYNE. KNOX COMPANY, 1st floor. N. Y
Life Illdg. D-lll 23
COTTAGE, 810 8. 2tf sT D-996 22
HEAUTIFUL 7-riMim house with or with
out barn. 2514 Marcy St. Inquire 816 S
Mth t. 'nisfi.?:'
CIIOO.M house, 923 N. 29th St.. $14.00.
C-Itooin haus, 61" North 32d HI,, $10.00.
C-Hoom house. 2916 Arbor St., 10.00.
O, C. Olacn, 1701 Farnam Street.
D-134-23
COTTAGE, S40 8. 21st nt.
D-M169 2U
FOn 11KXT IIOfSES.
2SM NO. 28TH Ave., D-r. modern, In eleirant
repair, large yard, rencea, goou uarn.
For terms call on Payne-Knox Company,
First Floor N. Y. Life. D-iaj-?3
3-STOHV brick, formerly occupied by Mrs.
C B. Sauircs at zot h. tn si. inquire
next door.
D-MK2 25
10.It.. MT N. 17th: S-r., SB Ilftrney; 3-r.,
xfM i.uminj; nt.; jt.i wihihb, u.w, i-i ,
1521 8. S5th ave.. and a dozen others up
to 11Q0. F. V. Wead, 1C2I Douglas 8t.
D ItA II
WANTED, hustinnd and wife trt siiaio with
motner ann dauBnter mo moucrn connno
119 so. tn St. . u-i;e 2t
COTTAOE, furnished or unfurnished, with
or without barn; modern plumbing, hot
water heating, laundry, gas. Inquire. 2916
Leavenworth, D-.MIO 24
FOH KENT. 12room houire, hrated with
Address C 49, Dee. D-175
FOH ItKXT-FLIt.ISIIi:i) ItOO.MS.
BTEAM heated rooms at The Thurston.
E lw .
WITH or without board. So. 6 Harney.
E MW6 N24
IIOUSEKEEIMNQ, 16 up; 2C2.1 St. Mv.y's,
E M725 D12
FOIt KENT, finely furnished front room:
gentleman only. 1709 Dodge 8t.
E MTS5-3A
Ft'ItNISHED rooms, modern, or un
furnished. JCS0 Harney St. E-132-27
I'll It EE nicely furnished rooms, houso
'keeping, 115. Kit Nicholas St.
E-D91-21'
FOH KENT, furnished rooms with or with,
out board; private family.- 701 So. 17 ave,
E 177 23
FL-UMSHED llOOMS AND IIOATIU.
aLENCAIHN,transltnts,J1.23 day. 1609 Doug.
F-181
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-183
NICE south room. The Pratt, 212 S. 25th.
F M6S0
Tho Merriam, good winter home. 23 A Dodge
F 18
NEWLY furnished steanvheated rooms.
2315 Douglas. F-M291 Dl
NICE wurm rooms, good board, reasonable
rates. Tho Hose, 2020 Hurney.
F 737 D13
YOl'NO rr.nn desires roommate: location,
easy walking dlstanco of business center;
room nnd board reasonable. Address C
12. IJec. F-JUD7 2&"
FOIt HUNT, tilaasnnt front room with al
cove and largo cloot,s; home cooking::
reasonablo rates to the right parties. No.'
10 Houtn aim at. r irj .
FOH ItUMT-STOItCS AND OFFICKS.
FOH HUNT, storo In first class location;
rent ruasonahlo, Apply It. C. Peters &
wo,, ground tloor, uco uuig. i rto
FOIt HENT, the building formerly occupied
by Tho Dec nt 916 Farnani street. It has
four stories nnd n basement which was
fnrmprh' liaml n m TVin linn timna rrinm
This will bo rented very reasonably. If
interested nppiy at oncn to u. kosc
water, secretary, room 100, Bee Building.
i4tktl4 UUI1UIU JUUlll 111 lUllll UCIIIU I ujuvn,
can bo madu into very desirable olllfio and
reception' room for physician." Will ar
T A Tint ...... I - i i . 1 1,
range IO 6UII.
OMAHA LOAN & TRI'ST CO.,
16th & Douglas Sts.
I-S37
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS on salary or commission; tho
greatest nceutfl' seller over tiroduced:
ovory user of pen nml Ink buys It on
Bigui; i'uu to wi per ceni pronii one sgeiii h
sales nmounted to $620 In six day; an
other $32 in two nours. Aionroo mtk. Co.,
X 10, im. crosse, yiB. jmvj.
l'UiiiiiAii agrms cverj wnuru iiJit crity-
pns, try wasnaoia enameunes; no glass;
don't rub; cheap. Family Portrait Co.,
Chlcagb. ' Ji-M19l 21
WANTED TO HE NT,
THREE MODERN, unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Auurt-Bs u , nee.
K-M999-29
WANTED. by elderly lady, threo or four
unrurnisucii rooms suunoie ior iigut
housekeeping. Address C 45, Rec.
K-M141 27
FURNISHED house or flat of 8 or 10 rooms
near center or city. Auuress lock hox
Vnhoo, Neb. K-M170 24
AVANTED, 1 unfurnished, for housekeep
ing, located in central scuooi district;
smnll family; must bo pleasant nnd in
good condition. C 64. Bee. K-M207 2u
STOIIAGE.
PACIFIC Storngo avid Warehouse Co,, 912-
814 Jones, general siorago ana lorwannng.
-185
Om. Va'n 8tor. Co., 1511 Farn. Tsls. 1559-863
180
STORAGE nnd forwarding. ExpressmavVa
Delivery 'jo., xn win. ici. ii.
"S3
WASTEDTO UUV.
ALL kinds of household floods, hotels, etc..
In largo' and email quantities, cuicago
Furnltuto' Co., 1M6-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.
N-187
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown blk.
N 338
WILIj purchaso n limited number of
Omaha Savings bunk accounts. Urunnan
Lovo Co,, 309 So. 13th. N-188
WANTED to buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings
bank accounts for cash. Address A 16,
Uco olflce. N-M54S
WANTED Small white poodlo for stud
purposes. Address, C 29, Ueo. N-MW7
WANTED, ono bllllunl table and two pool
tubU-x; must bo In pood repair and cheap
for cash. J. C. Taylor, Dunlaii, la.
N M196 23
FOH SALE IIOnSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
SELL and repair vehicles, all kinds. 11.
Frost, carriage works, 11th and Lcavrn
worth. P-189
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
fences and cribbing. 101 DouglaB. Q 190
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam.
Q-191
BAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13,
,1 1Q'
4
FOR SALE, 1 160-11. P. Hoffman & Billings
Corliss engine In good condition Call or
address Sec'y of Hce Uldg Co. Q 601
WRITE for cataloguo of trusses, support
ers. Bherman & McConnell Drug Co. Oman?
r in.
Q-105
2NDHAND typewriter for rale. B 03. Be.
Q-710
CALENDARS, diaries nnd mt-morundum
books. Albery I'rlnting company. South
Omaha. Q-131-23
FOR SALE, ii female cocker spaniel, color
seal brown. 2 years old, ollglblo for regis
tration; nlso cocker spaniel puppies, 4
montns oiu, Aauress j n, net,
Q-M1EC 25
FOR SALE, two pool tables In good condl
illtlon. L. Guye, 510 8. 13th st
Q-M173 25
10-FOOT counter and high open desk for
...1.. T In.lnnlal .l.l.n.n 1WI 13 1 H . 1.
tilllL. J,umiiut4 1, .niiitmn uiu n. lull!
... A r xi-iii.!
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
and stoves nt. lowest prices, carload lots or
less, uiucago furnuuro co,, hob-jo uoi
R-19
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 North 16th.
a 197
MME.GYLMER genuine palmist :t03 DoJte
ti mm
ELECTRIC TREATJIKNT,
ELITE parlors, 615 S. Kth second flonr.
aiai tr
ULKCTttIC TItEATJIENT.
MME. AMES, lfl5 Howard, Id floor, room 1;
mcrmni uatns, i-Miu w
MAE EDGAIt, 317 N. 15th at., flat K.
MME. ADAMS, magnetic treatment. 607 8.
lam, room iu. t a
PUHSONAI..
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns nnd superflu
ous nair removed oyeieciricity. . u. is.
Frenzer block. U-199
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 lice bIJg
U SIM
TURKISH baths, massago baths, electric
oains, tor lauics ouiy; sKiueu womnn
massage operators; lines t equipped baths
In the city. Henstrom Hath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220 Hce Uldg. U-201
BEWINO machines rented nnd repaired;
rent $2 per month; supplies for all kinds
of machines, Tho Sinner Manufacturing
Co.. 1614 Douglas St. Telephone 418
U-M522
PRIVATF, heme boforo and during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs Uurcet, 2C20
Hurdetto. U-20.
PRIVATE hospital for ladies before dur
ing confinement: babies adopted. 1136 N. 17
U-233
L . YOUR OLD SKIRT
Can be nltcrcd to look now and stylish bv
using one of our beautiful FltENCH
ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNCE3.
Any kind complete from $1.01 up. AL
TERATION PATTERNS AND INSTRUC
TIONS FREE. Accordion and side pleat
ing by tho yard. Send for circulars.
m. uui.ii.man cu.,
200 Douglas lilk., 16th and Dodgn.
-X6
LIEHEN, theatrical, masqucrado costumer;
1018 Farnam. U-l
PLEATING and skirts, all kinds: buttons
made to match. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1521 Douglas. U-290
LADIES' Jackets and tailor mado suits al
tered, cleaned, repaired, M. Fogel, 307 B. 17.
U-878
Calendars. Uurltley Printing Co.
AJ-M129 D20
SMALL boy wanted to board on farm. Ad
dress C 46, llee. U-M143 24
LADIES, all halrdrcsslng, manicuring nnd
facial treatments free at Molar's Hair-
dressing College, 1623 Farnam; hours, 9
IO . U-.Mllu 28
CHICAGO lady will mnko nnd trim fash
ionable hats nt homo; rcasonablo prices,
Address C 33. Hue.. U M167 25
I CARE not whnt alia you, can get your
health with tho secret of health. Prof. J J.
v. jonnson, nil Vinton at., umana.
U 181 26'
DENVER Corresponding club, 1C page
paper, sonied, loo; no $5 fee; many worm
tw to iw,uw. h. L. Love, Denver, coio,
U-M193 24
SIONEY TO LOAN nEAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
lowa farms at 5 nor cent: borrowers uan
pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest
date: no delay. Urennan-Lovn Co., 309
bo. iatn at., umnna, weo. v mi
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
esiaie. urennan-i-ove -o., aw ao. uin.
W-201
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved clt;
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith S
Co., 1320 Farnum. W-2'
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants,
Oecrgo & Company, 1601 Farnam street.
W-210
MONEY In any amount at C, CJ4, 6 per cent.
J. W. ROBB1NS & CO., 1S02 FARNAM ST.
l Oil
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam.
Wr-212
MONEY to loan at 5 and 64 per cent on
Omaha prop irty. W. B. Melkle, 401 8. 15th.
WT213
PRIVATE money. C. CV4. 6 per cent; no do-
lay. Qarvln Bros., 1613 Farnam. w-211
WANTED Hltv nnd fnrm loans: also bonds
anti warrants. It. U. t'eiers & en., nu
i-arnam Ht., uco Uldg. w -is
PRIVATE mbney. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
W 210
FIVE per cent money. Bemls. Paxton block.
f OIT
.1 . I
MONEY to loan on Aral-rlnss ImDl'OVed city
property or ror building purposes, raync-
litiox co., rsew i orK Lite.
W 218
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
039 N. Y. Life. W-219
$1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call nt once.
m. J. Kennara & Bon. 310-311 urown niocit.
W-M2C3
$CO0 TO LOAN on Improved Omaha real es
tate. Auuress c w, ueo. v .m.-uj ju-
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
THE OMAHA MORTQAiiE LOAN CO.
(Established 1892.)
Will mako you a loan on furniture, pianos,
live stock, etc. You keep tho property.
Or If you have n pormanent position wt
will mnke you n SALARY LOAN without
Indorser or mortgage. We loan from $10
up. You enn get tho money in a few
hours after making nppllcntlon nnd you
may pay It back In 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 6 months.
Others claim lower rates, but atl wo ask
Is a chanco to make comparisons. We
chnrgo nothing for papers or filing; and we
'glvd you tho 'full- nmoint of "tho Joan in
"CasR.' W nre the oldest and largest loan
company in Omnha. Our motto Is "to try
to piense.
Tulephono 2293.
306 South 10th St.
X-173
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgago required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York-Life Bldg.
X 221
AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY
will pay off your
SALARY ASSIGNMENTS
And all other debts. A steady position all
that is required. EASIER TERMS AND
LOWER CHARGES THAN ANY OTHER
LOAN cuaifAjN l.. vuu ana nave u
irlvato ia:it wun ua. xtuuaj. wi jii-ju
JU1LDINU. A i-a
MONEY loaned snlarled people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their own names without security;
aay payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg,
X-223
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Furniture. Pianos, Diamonds, Watches, etc.
Privately on paymentB. No charge for
papers. BEROER'S LOAN CO., 1604 Far
nam street, upst.alrs. X-M793
MON13Y -loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed. 319 8. 13.
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J.
W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nat. Bank Bldg,
X 220
MONEY loaned on plannB. furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker bile
X-225
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
with partial payments on note; no mort
gann or security; abjolutcly confidential;
POSITIVELY LOWEST RATES; loans of
other companies talion up. Room 303 Pax
ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
X-227
BUSINESS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl. Clark & Co., Furnl
turo Manufacture! s, Chicago, III.
Y-230
DOCTOR WANTED, a tplcndld opening
ior u nrsi-ciusa uuciur. Auurt-ss. u a. uo,
Y-M127 IT
FOR SALE, tho best retail grocery business
in the city of Omaha; would accept some
deal. Jacob Vunpclt, C09 Bee Bldg.
Y-163 23
w. v. . t . j itiav.um itu.ci 1,1 i;il)
of, 25,000 In eastern Nebraska, 60 rooms,
steam hmit. five years' lease, elegant
t'l'H"' iniiiij iur riKiu lmriy, iwu-iuiras
cash, balanco $25 a month without inter
est. Address Box C 45, Bee Office. Omaha.
YM104 25
J12.000 STOCK scnernl merchandise In u
county scat town: cash sales In October.
c- ru.i. ........ . n .... II..., ...(II I, ... . .'
o,wv: .run i-. ivuiu, win pun uv a nacn
Uco: best business lu town? no trades, but
wuaii uiacuuiu, Atiurcss u oo, umanu llee,
at:o3 su
FOR BALE, milliner- stock, all new. Write
uox ii, Bcouanu, a. u, j M204 25'
Port EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE, all kinds of real estate
and stocks of goods, send for list. E. L.
Townsend, Lcmars, la, Z 929 25
020 ACRES good Nebraska land and $3,000 to
$5,000 cash for a farm or ranch In Neb,,
Missouri, Kansas or lowa. F. M. Woods,
Box 679, Lincoln, Nob. S5-H0-23
STANDARD bred driving horse, years,
1.200 lbs., very speedy, city broke, very re
liable, tor flrst-clncs upright tlano. C 47.
Hce. 5t-M172 29
HAVE Nebraska und Soith Dakota land,
taken under foreclosure, to trade for resl
dencos lu country towns or vacnnt city
lots, but must have at least one-third
cosh, or part cash und mortgage against
land for onough moro to equal one-third
of vnluo of land; If you mean business
write us. Bos 296, Sioux City, lowa.
-.MISS 2
FOIl SALE-HEAL ESTATE.
FINE cast front lot, 3 blocks south of de
pot, on 10th St. Inqulro 1411 Vinton.
RE-532-D-7
FOR SALE cheap, large lot n.id three
cottages. J. A. Lovegren. 4th floor Pax
ton block. RE M5I6
RANCH AND FARM lands for snlo by tha
Union Pacific Railroad company, ft. A.
McAllastcr land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters. Omaha, Neb.
RK-C97
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RE-236
LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
RE 100 Doc. 26
SO ACRES, 0 miles from Omaha, $15 ocr
acre. The- Byron Reed Co., 212 H. 14th st.
RE-M540
PROPERTY bought and sold; money
loanod; rents collected. L. L. Johnson
Co., 314 So. loth street. RE-102-Feb. 19
SEE HENRY U. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-233
C. F. HARRISON. BARGAINS. 013 N. Y. L.
RC-53S-D-9'
HOUSES, lots, fnrms. lands, loans; nlso flro
Insurance. Bemls. I'axton blk. RE 231
BARGAINS!
7-room houso, ground 100-foot frontage:
closa to car line; eastern owner wants
offer.
$3,000 property, well located; will pay 12 per
cent net on purchase price.
$900 mortgage, better than government
bond, for sain quick.
M. J. KENNARD & SON.
310-311 Brown Block.
RE-M26J
FOR SALE or trade. 60 flno productive
farms and 10 flno stock ranches In enst
Nebraska for salo cheap and on easy
terms, somo of which can bo traded for
merchandise, hardware, furniture, Imple
ments, horscn nnd cattle. For particulars
address Oeorgo W. llutton. Coleridge,
Neb. RE-M261 N3U
CO ACRES, well Improved. $37.00; 100, well
Improved, $3S.00; 120, Improved, $30.00 ; 40
Improved. $10.00; 40, Improved, $28.00; 13,
vacant. $27.00 ; 60. Improved. $35.00. I hnvo
100 farms In lown, 20 to 40 mwi at Omnlm,
any slro to 1,000 acres. Vnnnclt, 6U9 lies
Uldg. HE-160 23
8 ACRES, bet. Om. and S. O.. with hou!e,
barn, orchard nnd 500 ft, trackage, at $1.10)
per acre. F. D. Wead, 1621 Douglas St,
RE-182 21
HOUSE and two sightly acres for $1,400.
D. Weafi, 1621 Douglas. RE-1S3 24
240 ACRE farm. 2 houses. Sarpy Co., at
$35.00. F. D, Wead, 1521 DouglnB.
RE ISt 21
TWO lots, south front, on Cnpltol avenue,
west of 26th, $5fK each; on grade, no fill,
cheapest loto offered west of High school.
A. P. Tukey. Board of Trade RE-M792
DO you want nn ELEGANT BUILDING
LOT In n, FINE neighborhood for $5007
You can get It In only ono place BEMIS
PARK.
Wo Iiavo ONLY 30 odd lots left In BEMIS
PARK out of 190 n ycar'.ago.
Eastern parties Interested In this addition
deslro that wo CLOSE QU'f.nll remaining
unsold lots '
AT THE OLD .PRICES.
Lots $500 to $1,200.
Flno lots Largo lots High lots Beautiful
lots-CHEAP LOTS.
TERMS
No ono In OmoJia offers such terms as wo
offer In BEMIS PARK.
Lots $500 to $GO0, $30 cuah nnd $10 per month
WITHOUT INTEREST.
Lots $700 to $1,000, $100 cash nnd $20 per
month WITHOUT INTEREST.
10 per cent discount for ALL CASH.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE.
Let us show you, the property.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
MAIN FLOOR N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
RB-M199 20
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt rallef.
Uox 232, Omaha, Nob. Conildentlal.
237
LADIES' free monthly regulator; cannot
"falL Mrs. B. Rowan, Mllwnukce, Wis.
M-150 N 30
LADIES, I positively guarantee Golden
Seal, never failing femalo regulator, will
relieve most obstinate cases of delayed
periods In' 6 hours: sent secure from ob
servation, $1 Dr. Annlo Fowler, 205 South
14th St.. St. Louis, Mo. M-268 N30
PERSONAL, floldcn Seal Female Ttpctil.i
tor relieves In 3 hours: $1.00 and $2.00
boxes; nono genuino wltnout signature.
Golden Seal Medicine Co., 2911 Morgan St.,
St. Louis, Mo. M-72S D12
RUPTURE cured: no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Emplro Rtip
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Life bldg. Omaha.
202
GONOVA Is a Frencl. treatment for male
nnd female, for th positive euro of
Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Unnatural Discharges,
Inflammations, Irritations and Ulcerations
of the mucous membranes. A.i Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
rnritod to cjro worst cases In ono week:
$3 per package or 3 for- $5. Sent any
whero on receipt of prlco. The Kldd Drug
co,, Kigin ill. American uiuce, retail
wholesale. Mvors-Dlllon Drug Co.. Omaha
M. A. Dillon. Houth Omaha; Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino of rubber
goons.
LOST.
SUITABLE reward will be given for return
of bluo enameled gold watch set with
diamonds, lost at nrst .national nanK,
umana. c sj. uce. msi ii-w
LOST, a young sable colllo bitch, .whlto
collar, answers to name "Keyno"; $5 re
ward, Henry Glbbs, 1723 VanCamp st
nmnv.n T.nst Mir..
Lost-M163 25'
WltlUIIU
LOST, gold watch, Thursday morning,
number 152,250, engraved A. F. S. Finder
lilouso return to Annlo F. Soukup, SB17
ao, 12111, or tiayaen urus., uim get ruwnru.
i.osi no va
LOST, Nov. 16, black pocketbook containing
money unu rcceipia. jvcium iu uji bo,
3flth St. Lost ISO 23'
LOST, brown fur glovo on tho train be
tween Albion and Columbus last week;
Under notify I. L. Albert. Columbus, Nob.,
and recelvo reward for return of glovo.
Lost MI9S 26
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'8 School. 717 N. Y. Life.
Z4U
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
Hee Bldg, -241
NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col
lege. Boyd's Theater. -21.'
GREGG Shorthand Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug.
;tj
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION nnd side pleating, cheapest,
host, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark. 9 Pat-
. T , 1 1 7. V. . l , 1 I.-"'. T 1 Ti U,u
IC1BU11 AJlt), 11111 M.... . ...... w.
1.14
MUSICAL.
FltnE scholarships to piano students. Prof,
Braum, 660 Ramse Blk. -87
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bldg.:
Tnt 1IV.11 Alln. TnhM.An ti n 1 ...7.1
dept.; Gld E. Johnson, Osleopathlst, Mgr.
-233
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school.
liirKsvme, .mo. ow i'axton U1K. 'tel. 1 301,
239
A. T. HUNT. D. O., 30C Karbach. Tel. 2362.
-M52S
HORSES WINTERED.
HORSES wintered, $( per month. J. W.
M-324 U.'
GOOD winter pasture for horses; $2.00 per
monin; goou snener. inqulro nt lion
man's stables, 18th nnd St. Mnry's Ave.
Telephone No. 6. 1S7 29
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
246
Om. Uph. Wks. 161S Cap. nve. Tel. 1953.
334 D2
DANCING SCHOOL.
NEW classes for beginners nro fonrtng
tins weeK at .Morana s. creignton linn;
children Weduesdny and Snturday; adults
Tuesday and Friday 8 p. m.: prlvato les
sons dally; assemblies Wednesday; rail
for terms: always open. M300 Dl
CAHPENT1RIS AND JOUIIEHS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work and repairing
i.rnmnl ti' nftntiilo.l f.i .T. 'P nlilttrnj. nniU
, IV....... J ' ' " .
and Luka Sts. 570
JUNK
Il.AM. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealers
in an metnis, bottles, etc. carloads a
specialty. E01-803 Farnam, Omaha. Tcl.2378.
285
ENGINES, HOILERS, ETC.
L. C. Sharp Mach. Wks.; motors, dynnmos.
219
HELCH AN II ARES.
FINE Belgian Hares for salo tit common-
sense prices. lorenco iiouievnrd.
-832 N25
PAWNHHOKEHS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat-
ing; an uusincss conuueniini. ijui uougias
wl
LOANS, It. Marowltz; low rates. 418 N. 16.
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramgo Rldg.
2&U
niRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
213
MIIMIOH FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvored. 708 N 16.
z4
LANGUAGES.
CHATELAIN School of Languages, Boyd's
tneater, nas reopened tor tno seuson.
-M143
PIANO TUNING.
WE tune your piano for $1.60. Rose's Art
Store, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1915. 245
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rato tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil-
uin. imo i-arnam. xeiepnono .31. mi
PLAIN SEWING.
WANTED, plain sewing. 1038 S. 22d st.
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Lnundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 647.
-247
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th st.
M-W3 D7
FARM FOIl RENT.
29-ACRE farm on Calhoun road, nenr Flor
ence, In good condition. O'jo. P. Bemls.
M221
SUES 4c CO .
Potont Lawyers
Be Bldf ., Omths, Nib
Patent BookFree
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
' NEW YORK'
MOBILE
WttKlV
ItMI-MONTSUf
FINE SHIPS IHCONNtCTIOSWrrS
sntsoiD siavice TsiMotiicAoNiomt.
ALONG THE NORTH SHORC
HAVANA, MATANIAS, CARDENAS, SAOUA.CAl'w
IMRIEN. MJEVITAS, (J I BAR A, IIS BARACOA,
ss otker sorts.
MUUSON STEAM.'illlP J.INKI7 WU'.Umgu
For Tickets. Stateroom Reservation 'and
General Information of tho MOBILE
BERVICE, apply to Ticket Agent Mobllo St
Ohio R. R. nnd Southern Ry.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.
Omnha, Neb.. November 19. 1900. Sealed
proposals, lit triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received nt this office
until 2 o'clock i). in., central time. Decem
ber 3, 1900, for construction of n ward wing
nnd un addition for kitchen lu connection
with hospital nt Fort Crook, Neb.; also for
Heating, piumuing ami gas piping same,
Full'lnformntlon furnished upon application
to this ofllco, or to the Quartermaster, Fort
crooit, iNou., wncro pians nnu speculations
mav bo seen. PrnDosals to bo mnrked
"Proposals for Addition to Hospital at Fort
croon, mud.." and aauresseu to tne unaer-
signed, r . 11. hatha way, c. u. M.
N21 d4t N30 Dl' M
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Supervising Architect. Washington. D. C.
November 21. 1900.-8EALED PROPOSALS
will bo received nt this ofllco until 2 o'clock
n. m. on tho 27th day of December. 1900.
nnd then opened, for tho construction (ex
cept heating apparatus and eiectnc wiring)
of tho U. S. Postofllco nt BLAIR, NE
BRASKA. In ncrordanco with drawings und
sperlllcatlons, copies of which may be hnd
at tho discretion of tho Supervising Archi
tect, by applying to this olllco or to the
Postmaster nt Blnlr, Nebraska. James
Knox Taylor, .Supervising Architect.
N21-26-28-30 D3-5 M
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by nil Interested,
ns chanscs may occur at any time.)
Forolgn mallH for tho week ending Novem
ber it, 1900, will close (PROMPTLY In all
cases) at ino uenernri rosiomce us ioi
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS clobo ono
hour curlier than closlnc tlmo shown be
low. Parcels Post Malls for Germany close
ut 5 p. in. Monauy.
Trmisatlnntio Mnlls.
i-iitinniv . r,t , ... T ti u T7-
DAl unja ii.i u,uv ... . iui I.UJ1U1 Al,
per s. s. llmbrla, via Queenstown; at 8
a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per s.
s, AmsterHam (mall must bo directed "per
s. h. Anisterunm '); nt w a. m. tor hcut
LAND direct, per u. h. Anchorlu (mall
must ho.uirecteu "per s. s. Anciioria";.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This stenmer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
and Samples for Germany only. The sume
class ot man mutter ror otner parts or
Europe win not po sent ny tnis snip un
less specially directed by het.
After the closing of tho Suptilemcntary
Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ad
ditional supplementary malls nro opened
on tho piers of the American. English,
French nnd German steamers, ana lemaln
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour
or sailing oc steamer,
Malls fur Houth anil Central America,
West IBilirn, etc.
SATURDAY At 10 a. m. (supplementary
iu;a a. m.) ior I'lJitTum-J imi.a.nd.
SA VANILLA, CARTHAGENA and
uhkvtuw.n, per s. s. Aiiegnauy (mall
ior t osia jiica musi ne oirecten per s.
. Alleghany"): at 10 a. m. for PORTO
RICO, per s. s. Ponce, via San Juan; at
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
10 n. in. (supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for
VENEZUELA nnd CURACAO, per s. s.
Marlcalbo (mall for Savanltla and Carina
gena must be directed "par . s, Marl
calbo"); at 11 a. m. for Cl'IlA, per s. a,
Morro Castle, via Havana; at 11 a. tn. for
YUCATAN, per s s. Daggry, via Pro
greso: at 11 n. m. for YUCATAN, per s, s,
Prima, via Progreso (mall must bo di
rected '"per s. s. Prima"); nt 12 in. for
BARBADOS and SANTOS, per s. s.
Ragusa.
Malls for Newfoundland, hv rail In Mnrlh
Sydney, and thence by strnmet, close nt
tins omco daily at s:3U p. m. (connecting
owse hare every Monday. Wednesday nnd
Saturday). .Malls for Mlquelon. by rail to
Boston, and thence by steamer, closo nt
this ofllce dally at 830 p. m. Mnlls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fin., and
thence by steamer, close at this riffle ilnltv
at 7 a, m. -(the connecting cloer are on
S'.mday, Wednesday and Friday). Malls for
Mexico City, uverinud. unless specially ad
dressed for dispatch by steamrr, close nt
inn omre oaiiy at z;su a. m. and 2:30 p, ni.
Malls for Bellie, Puerto Corter. nnd Guate
mala, by rail to New Orleans nnd thence
bv steamer .cIosm nt this ofllce dally at
3 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays
for Belize, Puerto Cortei and Guatemala),
Mall for Costa Rica, by rail to Mobile,
Ala., nnd thence by steamer, roro at this
ofllco dally at M p. tn. (connecting clones
hero every Tuesday. Registered mnh
closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
Trnnspnclfto Mnlls,
Malls for Hawaii, Japan. China nnd Philip.
inno isinnus, via can i- rnncisoo, closo
hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to November
23. Inclusive, for dispatch tier s. h.
Doric. Malls for China and Japan, via
Vancouver, close hero dally nt 6:3u p. tn.
up to November 27, Inclusive, for dls
patch per s. s. Empress of China (regis
tered mall must be dlrcrt-.-i "via Van
couver"). Ma." for Hawaii. China. Japan
and Philippine Islands, via San Francisco,
close hum dnlly at 6:30 r m. tip to De
cember M. Inclusive, for dlsnntch per s. s.
Nippon Marit. Malls for Australia (ex
cept West Australia), New Zealand, Ha
waii, FIJI and Pamoan Islands, vln Ban
Francisco, closo hero dally tit 6:30 p. m. tin
to December 7, Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. h. Sierra. Mnlls for Australia (ex
cept West Australia, which goes via Eu
rope, and New Zealand, whch pies via
San Francisco), nnd FIJI Islands, via Van
couver, close lure dnlly at 6:30 p. nt. after
December 7. up to December S, In
clusive, for dtipntch per s. s. Aorangl
(supplementary malls, via Seattle, close at
6:30 p. m, December !).
Transpacific mnlls uro forwarded to port of
sailing dally and tho schedulo of closing Is
arranged on tho presumption of their un
intirr'intrd nverlnnd trnnMt Registered
mnll closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Posttiinstcl'.
Postoftlcc, Now York, N. Y., November 16,
1900.
HUNTERS HAVE FALLING OUT
Sportsmen EiikK In ltlspntr nn to
Who Killed Trro Ulrils nml
End Up vtlth Flitht.
Cnrl Hatnmcrslaugh, dressed In a muddy
khaki suit, armed with n breech-loading
Bhotgun, his waist girthed by an ammuni
tion belt and his faco bearing ovldence of a
recent fistic encounter, entered tho olllco
of Pollco Surgeon Ames yesterday and
aslted to liavo a scalp wound sewed up.
After tho Job was dono tho Burgeon asked
tho usual questions, bringing out this In
formation: '
Hammcrslaugh and a friend, whom ho
know only ns "Brocky," started out eurly
this morning for Florcnco lnko to hunt
ducks, geese, rabbits and any other game
that might present Itself. Upon the shores
ot the lake, about 100 yards apart, each
built r. "blind" and lay down in It to
await his victims. Presently a long,
V-shaped flock of "Canucks," flying very
low, appeared over a cornfield, Its apex
pointed toward tho lake.
"I waited till I could see tho glint of
their eyes," said Hammcrslaugh, "nnd then
I banged away, shooting at tho leaders and
emptying first tho right barrel and then
the left. Two gceso fell, but on account
ot their momentum they passed my blind
and dropped almost on top of 'Brocky.'
"Then 'Brocky' swore he'd shot the
gecso and claimed them. As I hadn't heard
him shoot, and knowing I'd shot them my
self, I called htm a liar, and wo had It out
thcro in tho mud. I did him up pretty
well and felt so sorry for him I concluded
to let blm have tho birds."
BOARD BUYS MORE GROUND
Pupils at the Saratoga School to lie
Provided Tilth Ample
Playgrounds.
At noon yesterday tho Board of Educntlon
hold a brie.' meeting for tho purpose ot au
thorizing tho secretary of the board to or
der warrants drawn in pnymcnt for addi
tional ground adjoining tho Saratoga school.
Carl E. Herring, attorney for tho board,
reported that tho tttlo and abstract ot the
property are satisfactory nnd upon his
recommendation tho deul was closed.
Tho plot of ground Is Immediately north
of tho Saratoga school and contains a little
moro than one acre. The price paid by the
board was $2,000. At present there nro sev
eral business buildings located on the
Twenty-fourth street frontngo of tho lotit.
Tho owners of these buildings were granted
sixty days In which to removo tholr stores.
Heretofore tbo Saratoga school has been
practically without a playground. It stands
at tbo corner of Twenty-fourth streot and
Ames avenue., and at this point both of
those streets oro filled with car tracks. This
mado It Impossible to allow tho children to
go Into the street and tho school lot was no
small that It would not accommodate the
enttro school. Tho nowly acquired lots
contain many trees and will make a flno
playground.
RECEPTION FOR GENERAL LEE
Members of the G. A. It. Will Meet
HI in at Depot nnd Escort lllru
to lleudtiunrtera.
It has beep suggested by some of the
members of the Ornnd Army of the Repub
lic of tho city that It would bo a. most
courteous thing for the various posts to
moot General Leo upon his arrival In tho
city and escort him to tbo United States
hendqunrtors.
In order to secure a more general ex
prcsslnn of views as to tho matter and to
arrango for tbo reception, if It Is deemed
advisable, a general meeting of tho mem
bers of all tho posts, Custer, Grant and
Crook ot Omaha, nnd Kearney of South
Omaha, has beon called for on Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock nt 320 South Fifteenth
street, Democratic hall, Tho call Is signed
by O. P. Garllck, Crook post; R. M. Stono,
Grant post; J. P. Henderson, Custer post;
R. S. Wilcox, Grant post; Lee S. Estclle,
w. 8. Askwlth and Alt Bugh, Crook post;
J. B. Ralph, U. 8. Grant post, and C.
Stlegir, Custer post.
Prickly Ash Bitters can be depended on
to euro tho kidneys, corrects the urine.
strengthens tho stomach and relieves back
ache.
Announcement of the Theaters,
Tho souvenir matinee at tho Orphcum this
afternoon will draw a packed houso ot
womon and children, It advnnco Indications
can be relied upon. A doublo souvenir will
bo given to every woman who attends. They
will bo edition Nob, 5 and C to tho album
of Orphcum colebrltlos. Ono will be a
picture ot dainty Baby Lund, the other ot
beautiful Inez Macaulcy. Tho wholo bill
has made a hit. Musically, the singing of
Spenser Kelly aud the versatility of the
Willis family hnvo been tho events o( (he
week. Tho vivacious and winsome Hate
slaters, Donahue nnd Nichols and WcrU
and Adair all do nice acts. Commencing to
morrow an entirely new and flno bill will
bo prctented.
"A Texas Steer," tho best creation of
the Into lamented Charles Hoy t, will be
given two productions at Boyd's theater
Sunday, matinee and night. Thero was
never so clover a satlro on American pol
ltlcs written among the many that have
been produced In the dramatic. Qeld.
FAST MAIL BREAKS RECORD
Engineer Johnson OnU SeTeral Big Kinki
Out of Rogukr Echednle.
MAKES 154 MILES IN 150 MINUTES
Leaves Gritnil Islnml Almost Two
Honrs l.nto and ArrlTes at Conu
rll Bluffs TTrntyeven Min
ute Behind Time.
Engineer Adam Johnson nnd Conductor
M. O. Wallace of tho Union Pacific accom
plished a run with tho Fast Mall from
Grnud Island Into Omaha Thursday after
noon which will go down In tho annals of
fast running tluio as one of tho record
breakers. When tho Fast Mnll reached Grand Island
from tho west Thursday afternoon It was
nearly two hours late, and Johnson know
that ho would have to cut a few kinks out
of his regular schedule Into Ohiaha In or
der to permit tho Fast Mnll to connect
vtlth tho castbound trains from Omaha. Ho
had a smalt unsscnger engine No. R26
and when In confided to Conductor Wallace
that ho Intended to get Into Omaha less
than a half hour lato Wallace sited up tbo
"baby" engine and romarked his skepti
cism. Johnson, however, know the capabilities
of No. S26 nnd was confident that ho could
riduco tho tardiness of tho Knot Mall. As
soon as No. 102 got Into Grand Island John
son's engine was attached to tho train,
and when the yard limits wcro passed the
cnglno responded to tho touch of Its master
and bounded over the rails with a lightning
speed, Leaving Grand Island tho Fast Mall
wan exactly ono hour nnd forty-seven mlu
utea late, hut Johnson was not daunted nnd
determined to get his train Into Omnha ns
near its scheduled tlmo of arrival as pos
sible. Tho first sto'p was at Columbus and tho
sixty-two miles Intervening wcro covered
In exactly ono hour moro than a mllo n
minute. From Columbus to Fremont the
sreed was slackened a bit, although at
tltucB tho train seemed to bo flying through
tho air and tho mall clerks busy at work
In their cars paused lu wonderment. The
run to Fremont forty-four miles con
sumed forty-six minutes. Johnson had held
In rrscrvo the best Bpeed of his engine for
tho homo stretch, and It fairly flew bo
tween Fremont nnd Omaha. Through tho
open country tho train attained a speed
that mado a mllo a minute look llko a
frolght train schedule. Tho customary
stop was mndo nt South Omaha and slack
ened speed was necessary from South
Omaha Into Omnha, but even nt that the
dlstanco of forty-six miles between Fro
mont nnd Omnha was mado In forty-six
minutes.
Tho Fast Mall was delivered at tho Coun
cil Bluffs transfer Just twenty-seven min
utes lato. Ono hour and forty minutes
had been made up from Grand Island Into
Omaha, nnd the entire distance of 164 miles
was mndo in ICO minutes.
STATE CASES UNDER ADVISEMENT.
Tno Snltft Still l'riullnn Before Inter
state Coninirrcr Commission.
J. D. Yeomans of tho Intcrstato
Conimcrco commission nrrlved In
tha city this morning from Chicago, whero
tliu commleslon has been In session for
several days listening to arguments In cases
now pending beforo It. Commissioner
Yeomans Is in Omaha looking after prlvato
business affairs In which ho Is Interested.
"Thcro Is no prcsont prospect of tho com
mission sitting in Omnha," said Mr.
Yeomans. "Our last visit hero was for
tho purpose ot taking testlnlony in the
case, wherein Mr. Megrow, a coal mine
owner at Lexington, Mo., cbnrged thn Mis
souri Pacific with discriminating against
him in tho matter of freight rates. This
enso is still ponding beforo tho hoard.
"Tho Norfolk casa was nlso up before the
commission tor final argument, nnd Mr.
Johnson, who has been so active In bis en
deavors to have tho rates to Norfolk
changed, was present and conducted tho case
for tho plaintiffs. This caso is now under
advisement by the commission and It Is Im
posslhlo for mo now to stato when the do
cUlon will bo renched.
"Itallroad conditions now seem to bo most
flattering. All of tho roads are enjoying a
largo volume ot business, exceptionally
large, I am Informed, tor this tlmo ot tho
year, which Is ordinarily n very quiet
period. Tbo prosperity that hns been abroad
in the land for tho last two or throe years
has manifested Itself to a wonderful de
greo tn railroad nlfulra and thero Is not the
slightest doubt In my mind but that It will
bo continued."
Hnllrond Officials Confer.
A family gathering of the officials con
nected with tho Union Pacific und Its as
sociate lines tho Oregon Short Line and
tho Orogon Railway and Navigation com
panyIs In progress at Union Pacific head
qunrtors in this city. Tho official an
nouncement Is mado that tho gathering Is
for tho purpose ot discussing purely rou
tine matters. From abroad tho officials In
attendance arc Genornl Traffic Manager S.
V. Ecclcs, Auditor F. W. Mills, General
Passenger Agent D. E. Burley and General
Llvo Stock Agent Ira Tuttle, all of tho
Oregon Short Line at Salt Lake; President
A. L. Mohlcr and Traffic Manager I). Camp
bell of tho Oregon Railway and Navigation
company nt Portland.
Carrier Plg-rons for Luke Service.
LUDINGTON, Mich., Nov. 23. The Per
Marquette Railway company, it was an
nounced hero today, will mako use ot car
rier pigeons on its six-car ferries and Una
steamers during tho coming winter. Ths
plan ot communicating with tho shore by
means of pigeons was adopted becauso of
the dangers of winter navigation, boats at
times being caught tn tho Ice with no way
ot sending for aid. Wireless telegraphy
was experimented with for this purpose,
but was found not to havo reached a satis
factory state of development. Training of
tho plgoons was begun today.
Hallway Notes and Personals.
General Agent J, A. Kuhn of the North
western bus returned from a hurried east
ern trip.
H. T. Carter. Michigan pancsngor ngont
ot the Union Pacific at Detroit, Is a visitor
In tho city.
Assistant General Passenger Agent J. O.
Phllllppl of tho Missouri Pacific la In Min
neapolis looking after business matters.
W. T. Holly, traveling passenger agent
of tho Union Pncltlo ut Cincinnati, Is a
visitor at general headquarters. Mr. Holly
was formerly general agent of tho pus
scnger department ut Chicago, previous' to
tho consolidation of tho freight and pas
senger departments, nnd has n wido ac
quaintance) with western railroad men,
Sis FrlKlitfnl Fallnrcs.
Six terrible failures of six different doc
tors nearly sent William M. Mullen ot
Lockland, O,, to an early grave. All said
he had n fatal lung trouble and that he
must soon die. But ho was urged to try
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. After taking flvo bottles he was en
tirely cured. It Is positively guaranteed to
cure all diseases ot throat, chest and lungs,
Including coughs, colds, la grippe, pneu
monia, bronchitis, asthma, bay fever,
croup, whooping cough, 60c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Kuhn & &Co.'s drug store.
Illrtli ItiTi.ril.
Thn following births wero reported to the
health commissioner for thn tweiitv-four
hours ending at noon Friday: Wesley
VunGllder, 3024 Chnrles, boy; Clyde C, Bat
gelt, 3413 Burt, boy; John Mangle. 1210
South Seventeenth, girl; Iver N, Jensen,
S'xtleth und Center, girl.
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