THE OMAHA DA11V I8EE-. TUESDAY. DECEMHEB A. 1900.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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SITUAUOXM WASTED.
rv 1
an all-around Insurance man of fifteen
SJirfl. experience. Address, 0. W. It-,
mio vino hi., Lincoln, Neb, A-MGll-o
BY a Swedish Klrl. who rnnnnt suenk Eng-
gllsh, a place to lenrn housework! wages
no oDjeci. Apply at 1215 H. 30th live.
, A M763 5
POSITION with concern doing large pro
duce business; long experience; thor
oughly competent. Address DSC, Bee.
A-M7S7 10
wanted-malii HELP.
WANTED, wo have steady work for a few
ance. C. P. Adam's Co., 10U5 Howard St.
HARDER trade tnu?ht thoroughly In short
iimo, catalogue and pariicuiara iree,
Addresa WeBlcrn Uarbcra' Institute
Omaha, Nob. H-H3
WANTED, everywhere, hustler to tack up
signs, distribute circulars, etc. No enn
vaslngj good pay: stamp for reply. Wilto
Qlobo AdvortUlng Hureau, Omaha, Neb.
SALESMEN vtntcd to sell fruit trees: Ms
wages to hustlers: no experience nccc -sury;
cash weekly. Wrlto Western
Nursery Company, Dept. K, I.awrrnce,
iCun. 11 M4WJ DO
' WANTED SALESMEN.
Tho Hawks Nurcery Co.
Milwaukee, Wis.
11-M4J7 D6
WANTED, a good experienced clothing
solicitor. Apply 1311 1-arnam St. on.ui
position to right party. II 13.1
MEN to advertise or sell: straight salary.
Triumph Co., Dallas. Tcxns. aimi u'
WANTED, men to learn barber trnde: only
eight weeks required by cur advantages;
constant prnctlco and expert Instruction
furnished students nt our Chicago, St.
Louis, and Minneapolis colleges; can earn
scolnrshlp, board, tools nnd trunnporti
tlon If desired: catalogue and particulars
rreo. Rimer nariicr uonogo representa
tive. 1C23 Farnnm St., Omaha. I1-M6C0 6
WANTED, live, energetic, experienced can
vassers, Apply to iiayueii uroH.
R-758-4
WANTED, man for dairy work.
If. f.
if and
Htnhr. 51st and Iloulevnrd, west Denf and
Dumb Inst. R-760-4
WANTED, three salesmen nt once. Rig
money to good men. Address D si, nee.
R-701-4
HARUER -wanted; good steady man nt
once; steady Job.
l). Carl T
ltze, pm .1 1 out.,
"
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WANTED, life Insurance solicitor. Lyman
Wutorman, C09 Uco bldg. H-M7C6 G
WANT14D FE-tlALE IIEI.I.
WANTED. 200 girls. 152 Dodgo.
Tel. 870.
C 140
80 girls wanted. Canadian office, 1522 Djvujas
WANTED Competent Btcond plrl with
references. Apply at 423 B. 39th St.
C 'h1 -
WANTED Cook. 3630 Farnnm.
C-C75-3
CURL for general housework. 204 S. 36th St.
C 5SC
GIRL for goneral housework. Mrs. J. H.
Porter, 1512 So, ,29tll. C-M02C-4
WANTED, competent general houso girl,
k.uu per wcck. us is. S9tn hi.
C-M675-4
LADIES, do you want a $3.00 moquetto rug
0x72 inches for 15o; legitimate nnd easily
worked. Stamp for particulars. Logan
& Co., l'erry, in. u aiOiJ-4
WANTED. ladlcH to learn halrdresslnc.
manicuring and faco treatments; 4 weeks
completes: constant practice: expert In
structions; positions guaranteed; tools
furnished. Call or wrlto for particulars.
Moler'B Halrdrcsslng College, 1623 Farnnm.
C M730 6
COMPETENT girl for general housework.
1021 rark avenue. C 740 4'
WANTED, successful woman wishing per
manent and Increasingly protltnble busi
ness or ner own. Auuress u so, uee.
C-702-5,
WANTED, nlrl for
1815 Douglas st.
goneral houseworn,
U M7S1 &"
FOR nENT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented place
mom wiin uenawu tt o. u hj
ALWAYS moving H. 11. goods. Pianos.
Office, 15U', Farnain St. Tel. 1559 or h03.
D 443
JIOUSEB for rent In all parts of tho city.
uronnun-i.uvo uo., a.m ho. ijui Ht.
D-414
HOUSES, stores, llomls, Pnxton block.
D 145
CHA8. IS. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fariiam.
D 416
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D 147
1IOUBES, etc. F. D. Wcad, 1521 Douglas.
D 148
HOUSES and flats. RIngwalt, Barker Rlk.
D 450
S-ROOM house, 27th and Farnnm Bts.. nil
modern, can zuh, i-nrnam or puonn uvi.
D 151
HOUSES wnnted.
Wallace, Brown blk.
D-453
BARN, 2024 St. Mary's Ave.
D 453
FOR RENT. 12-room houso, heated with
steam, modern conveniences, good barn,
Address u j, uee. ullti
6-ROOM cottago and barn. $12. Inquire
2702 Decatur St. D-M395
FLAT. 5 rooms, modern extent fnrnnpn
1219 S. 16th St., $15.00. RIngwalt, Barker blk
U-M4I3
rOH RENT Modern cottngo of 7 rooms;
men iuwii, mi vifurKui rtvc,, near 1'aciiic,
JUUIS W. KU11U1ISH, lSUi I'WllNAJI.
D-549-0
FIVE unfurnished rooms, first-class, nil
modern, completo for housekeeping ?121
Miami bi ij M570
160) N. 24TH 8T 8-room house, modern ex
cept furnace; In good condition; very
handy location; will bo vncnnt Dec. 1st:
126.00 ner month. Omaha Loan nnd Trust
Co., ItSth and Douglas sts, D M412
THREE 8-room modern brick houses, "nth
St., near Farntim. Inqulro 2117 Jones St.
D-6S2
1S26 N. 16TH BT nlco 5-room cottago city
water. Just been papered nnd painted
throughout; $12 per month. Omaha Loan
ami Trust uo,, ititn anu uougiaa sts.
' D-M410
CONVENIENT 8-room house, modern. In
qulro 1111 Vinton. D-5S5-10
1001 8. 30th Ave., small six-room cottngo,
nil mouern excepi lurnnce; in gooa con-
.IIIIa.i Will l.n vrn-nnl Iannn.l.A R Yn..
$25. , This is a choice locution for small
fnmllv.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., ICth and
uougiaa nis. ij mv-
ELEOANT 10-room nil modern resldenco;
hardwood finish, porcelain bath, laundry.
This house Is In good condition nnd with
in tv.ii minutes' walk of IIih riintnr nt thn
city: in a very select neighborhood, near
24th and St. Mary's Ave. Rent. $5.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., Ifith and
llmii'lnn Bin. 1TX7'1
9-ROOM flat modern Improvements 25C4
uougius. ksu. U-7W 9
GOOD
paired throughout.
Ipqulre 8. T. Kirk
ruuuu at .o,
JJ Alll tl
for nn.T furnished noons,
STEAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston.
E 454
HOUSEKEEPING, up: 2623 Bt. Mary's.
Li fillM UN
FURNISHED rooms, modern, with or with
out board: private ramuy, reasoname
rates. 1919 Hurt fit. E 263
THREE furnished rooms for housekeep
ing, mnn and wire, item taKen ,in board.
313 n, it tn.
ROOMS, private family. 2101 Douglas.
FURNISHED room, S42 S. 22d St.. prtvato
ramuy, i-i .mwo a"
WANTED, music teacher to sham com-
rortauie , room witn young gentleman.
614 So. 20th. -633-3'
ROOMS, modern. '403 N. 14th st. E-726 &
FURNISHED front room for one or two
indies; reference required. 2018 Davenport
St. ri MTatj 6
FtltMSIIED ROOMS AMI) HOARD.
aLENCAlRN,translents,1.23 day. 1009 Doug.
F liS
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
r-
NICE warm rooms, good board, reasonable
lines, ino nose, zuaj narncy.
F-737 D13
The Mcrrlam, good winter home. 23 & Dodgo
r 457
THE PRATT, dcslrablo rooms, 212 S. 25th.
i' Mtf
KOIl IU5.T-l)XI'UllM.SIIED, HOOMH.
TWO lnrgo modern ro'omi, with alcove. 22
Harney. G-M731 8
I'll II III3XT STORKS ANI1 OKKICH9.
TOR RENT, rloro In first clnss location:
rent reasonable. Apply it. c. l'eters u
to,, ground lloor, jjco nuig. itw
VOn RENT, tho luilltllnir formerlv occupied
bv Tho Uee nt 916 Knrnnm street. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as The llco press room
This will bo rented very reasonably If
Interested annlv at once to C. C. Roc-
water, secretary, room 100, Deo Uulldlng.
1 Z'Jl
lillVJ.J UUIIIPI1' 11,11111 111 .Ull Hilt llill I L.II.I.IV,
can bo mado Into very desirable olllco and
reception room for physician. Will nr-
rnngo to suit.
OMAHA LOAN & TRt'KT CO.,
16th & Douglas Sts.
I-S37
I1RICIC store nnd bnsemcnt, 21th and Grace
Hts. uco. w. Holbiook, urown block.
1-283
A FINtl corner business lilnrk In thn renter
or trade; room, 48 by 100 rcot. Just being
completed, in a goojl town of 1,600; situ
ated In a good farming country; well
Hiuiieu. Auuress, Jennie urown, uenevn,
1NCO. l-.MW !
AGENTS -WANTEIl.
IDENTITY GUARANTEE CO.. Pittsburg,
Peiin,, guarantees Identity "in tlnnnclai
transactions, fnlso nrrest, accident or
transactions, fnlso nrrc
A2lc l",l.n,tcd5
simple and absolutely reliable; agents1!
tnntn,1 fnf Hmnhn .. . I nil WaKfa .ln .. ...1 I
is- inexpensive,
lunrn.- tnwnn: cfiod with nthnr liiittlnnaM? I
...bu u r.t.u,,.. ...... .... t ..on... Illll, I
commissions liberal.1 For particulars ail-
dress the general"ageiicyr IjOflk llox: 795",
Omaha. Nob. " W 3 M5CG i
AOKNTfl Rtnttmen:' - Song books, $ per
K; hot sellcm; deposit on C. O; D-onlor.i,
. Oirlnr Honk fJn..- 211 H. HriSml a-n v: Ht.
i Vf'" I,ook Go"'
Lou
M Ml'.M-r.
AGENTS MAKE'MONEY. W6 want male
agents immediately everywnoro to hcu
paiciu I'uci- Kconomizjr nnn uamatin;
Dnmner. which saves hnlf tho fuel fur
every building nnd will heat additional
rooms; proms largo; sens at signt. Hcnd
$2.60 for $1.00 sample or cncloxc 2c r.tnmp
ror rcpiy. v. J. iiurion c co., uoiroi!
Mich. J-M780 4
WASTED TO RENT.
WANTED By elderly lady, three or four
uuiurnisncd rooms ror ngni nouseKecping,
Address, D 19, llee.
K 581 3
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storago and Waiehouso Co.. 912.
ail uuiien, beueriu Hiurasu ana lorwaruing'.
, IM
OM. Van Stor Co., 15UV4 Fnrn. Tcls. 1539-SC3
4W
STORAGE and forwarding. Expressman's (
ueuvery io., an i. ititn. tci. iiv&.
160
WANTED TO UUY.
ALL kinds ot household goods, hotels, etc..
in iutko mm Miuiii uiuuiiiiieH. unicago
u urniiuro uu., iiin,-ig uouge. Tel. auzy.
N-4C1
HOUSES to move. Wallace. Brown Rlk.
IS 463
WILL purchaso a limited number of
umnna Havings banK accounts, urennan-
lOVO LO,, HO. 1JU1. 1U3
WANTED o buy, $1,000 of Omaha Saving!
iuiiik nccuunis lur casn. Aauress A it),
uee oince. is Alois
WHO has a blacksmlthlng business to sell
cneap7 Address, stating wimt you havo
nnd how much you want. Lock Hox 456,
Callnwav. Neb. N M429 5
I'OIt SALE FURNITURE.
1'Uii mai.ij. lurnuuro or H-room House, in-I
Siu?'"B r. "."er,urnii n,13 B"9
T.T. , .1 . . , . .7 ----- ,
stove. Address 11, euro Bee office, South
umniiu. u s 6
CABINET repairing a specialty; Hertford
t tjo.. ia3 icavenwortn, corner lutn Ht,
Tel. Mtil.. , U-MWl-5
FOR SALE HOUSES,
ES, VEIIICLISS, ETC.
o,T ..i,iJ,t. Jii "i. i.i..
riuai, cuitiufciu numa, mil uiiu x.fitveu
worth. 1 P 461
FOIl SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
louicn tiiiu ciiui'iiiH. LuuiiiKn, l 10a
2DHAND safe cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnnm.
g 460
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13.
FOR SALE. 1 160-H. P. Hoffman & Billings
WHITE for catalOeilo of trusnes. minnnrl.
era. nnernmii oc oicuuuii.-ii jtuk uo.umniia I
W 4H1
:S,"UZn S,?0 NIiNholnH,CkCnS,n50?ffl-ftc.h'
Hoyden, 33d & Nicholas. .Q-M6i9-4
ANTIQUE furniture. Hertford & Co.. 1523
l.eavenworin, corner loin hi. Tel. 1461.
Q-M6S2-5
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture
ami stoves ai wwest prices, carioait lots or
less, umcago c urnuuro wo., uwj-iu uougo.
it I'll)
SELL cheap beautiful Upright piano.
llllluilHllliy l-iinu, tuiijr Huuiuiueeti, imrgaill,
910 N. 26111 Ht. It 4ji8-Jy.l
UPHOLSTERING and mattress mnklnir.
Hertford & Co.. 1623 Leavenworth, corner
101 11 HI. 101. 1101. It .11US1-&
GLADISH pharmacy, 12 & Dodge, rellablo
drug store.
R-723 Jl
CLAIRVOYANTS,
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 819 North 16th,
H 4 id
i
MME.GLYMER genulno palmist. 1605 Do hia
H M4JI
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MAE EDGAR, 317H N. 15th St., Hat E.
T-S93 D17
ELITE parlors, 615 8. 16th, second floor.
T Mass 5
MME. AMES. 1615 Upward. 2d floor, room 1;
lliuiill.ti unuin. i-KW B"
PERSONAL.'
in i,
DR.;UOVchlrcipbdlsf.,rcbfii
diKrfrcbftiifi'siirtefiiupijs',
le6tr(city,;..ij -fe Fron-
-j t.,. Vr4'".
I TURKISH baths, massage batlu. oleefrlu
baths, for ladles onlyVskllled' women
massago optrators; finest equipped biithn
In the city. Ronstrom Bath Company,
4kUUIUEI 1Q IU W UCU UIUK u HI
PERSONAL,
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Bee lilJs
UMl
L1EBEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer.
wis rurnnm. u iio
PIUVATK home beforo and during confine
ment; babies, adopted, sirs, liurgoi, jwu
jjurueue. u im
PRIVATE hospital for ladles beforo & dur
ing confinement; Daoies auopiea. ii-i n
IJ 111
PLEATING nnd skirts, nil kinds! buttons
made to match. Omaha Pleating i-o.,
1524 DoUBlas. U-4S0
SEWING machines rented and repaired:
rem a per montn; supplies ior nn mnu
di nincmnes. mo Bingcr aiiiiiuihviuiiiih
Co., 1014 Douglas St. Telephono 418.
u 1 1 "
LADIES' Jackets and tailor mado suits al
tered, ciearjea, repaired, .m. l-ogci,
u IJ
.CALENDARS. Burkley Printing Co.
FURNACE work, STOVE work, tln.sheet
iron, gnivamzeii iron, zinc mm tuiiit.
Hn,lf nhnnhnlt (llnA III t M t f ' 1 1 V .
Savngo's Tin Shop, 2822 Farnam St.
LADIES, all halrdrcsslng, mnnlcurlng nnd
race mnssage rreo ni MOier H iiairureso
Ing College, 1C23 Karnam. Hours, 9 to 4.
U-M737 5
$0.7) 8TF5INWAY upright piano, latest stylo
cunu lur nam uncup. Auiirvnn u iiui.
u JH-J).l
I'lCTUREB framed nnd enlarged. Hert
rord & Co., 1523 L.eavenwortn, corner lutn
Ht. Tel. mi. u .M6SI-D
JIO.M1Y TO MIAN 11EAI, ESTATE.
LOANS .oh eastern Nebraska nnd western
jown rarms at ii ner cent: borrowers can
pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest
date: no' dnlay. Urcnnan-Lovo Co., 309
ho. mn t., pmahn, Neb. W S2
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
csiaie. urennan-L,ovo uo., M'j ho. ldin.
w l!B
$1,000 nnd upward to loan on Improved city
property turn larms. v. rnrnnni Hinitn &
fjo., is.u rnrnniii. v v
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
ueorgo & company, 1001 Farnam street.
w loo
MONEY In any amount at 5, C per cent.
JW. ROUUIN8 4c CO.,
)., 1SU2 r AIINAK HI,
W Wi
city ur
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnnm
W (87
MONEY to loan at 6 and 6U per cent on
Omaha property. W. 1J. Melkle, 401 8. 15th
V loS
PRIVATE money, 5, CVi, 6 per cent; no de
lay. uarvin uros., t arnnm. v is
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants, it. u. l'eters as i;o
Farnnm St., no Bldg. W 490
PRIVATE motley. F, D. Wead, 1G24 Douglas
W 491
FIVE per cent money. Domls, Pnxton block.
W, ..IT1
.
MONEY to' loan on first-class Improved city
properly or ior uiinuing purpuaca. i-uyiiu.
Knox. C"j, New York Life.
iW 493
PRlViTK money..to loan,
J. Hi Sherwood,
939 iN. v. L.UC,
$1.600;TO LOAN on real cstatp;cnll at once.-
Mi -J. Kcnnaru & Hon, aiu-sii urown diock.
1 ii.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
(Established 1S92.)
Will make you a loan on furniture, pianos.
live biock. etc. ion Keen ino nroneriv,
Or If you have n iicrmanent position we
will mnko you a SALARY LOAN without
IndorBer or mortgage. Wc loan from $10
up. You can get tho money in a few
hours after making application and you
may pay It back In 1. 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 months.
Others claim lower rates, but all wo ask
Is a chniico to.,mako comparisons. Wo
charge, nothing for paperu or tiling nnd wo
glvuiyou the full amount of. the loan In
cash; We am the 0Ule3t'nnd largest loan
company In Omaha. Our"motto' Is "fb try
lop iraao. r
Tdlcphon" 2293. 306 South 16th St.
X-M96
MONEY l ' MONEY
LUANlSiJ ' HALiAKllSD I'lSUl'IK.
No endorser of mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
HTllltJll,. UUINl'-lUKIS l IAL,.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York Life nld.j
"SALARY LOANS"
TO EMPLOYES
UPON PLAIN NOTES.
NO CHARGE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS,
"UlIIKT"
"OFFICE."
"EASILY"
"FOUND."
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO,"
Room G01 Deo Building.
Open S n. m. to 6 p. m. and noons.
Rebata when loan is paid beforo due.
X-M785
MONEY lonned salaried neonle holdlnir tier.
mnnent oosltlon with responsible concern
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N, Y. L. b'dg.
A. W.
mvwr.v ta imv nv
.llvr.l.J. . V' ..Ul.- . HI
Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds. Watches, etc,
Privately on payments No chargo for
papors-. HisiiUKK S i.uais cu,, iwi Far
nam street, ppsiairs. a. uij;i
AfO V T,- ' lnnni.,1 nn nlnnnu npnltiiA Inr,
... wt. w,, ,.......... ....... .u. v..
eiry, norse3, cows, etc. l i itocu, 319 h. is,
A. uUl
SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. .
w. tax ia,- : ! irsi isat, uanK Hiusf.
X-60J
linUPV lAnn.,1 nn tilnnna fnrnltiirA tin,.,.
cows, joweiry. uun ursen, ii x, uarKor bin
, , x VJG
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
with nnrtlal navmcrits on note: no mnrt
trau'e or necuruy; iiuBimiieiy connueniiai
POSITIVELY LOWEST RATES; loans -if
otner companies uikpii up. itnom aixi. 1'ax
ton JilOCK. ItULilAULiK (.KbiUIT l.O.
X-507
IIUSINESS CHANCES.
lnwful (nickel) slot machines for drlnk-a
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
wenkly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furnl-
turo nianuiaciurern, v.uii;iibo, hi,
Y-503
$300 TO $500 a month selling new patent
brako attachments to mcchnnlcs; positive
proof; territory one-fourth value; some
money needed: no fuklrs; at onco. Room
7, Karoacn noiei. i oioui n
BAKERY In good town; nlso hardwaro
business, ior snio ngni; i nnve a buyer
ror lumner uuwiicm, u. vmiKiinn
Abstractor, nianion, iseu. i .msj& i
FOIl EXCHANGE,
WILL trado for brick or lumber ono piano,
any stanaaru inane. u a. jiui ai. inl
13U1. XrMVn 6'
NICE llttlo home, good location, In Los
Angeles, cnl., ror umana property; resl
denco preferred, u zu, nee, z 763-3
260 ACRES fine farm land. Riverside Co
calirornlu. clear, ror umana residence n
farm land near Omaha. Ralph N. Smith
1625 i.oturop Ht. v. 759-4
FOIl SALE HEAL ESTATE.
HAROAINS IN FARMS
160 nrres 9 miles west of Omaha nt end of
uimge si, macauam; well improved grovo
uiiu uitnaru. oo.w an acre.
160 acres 12 miles northwest of Omaha, rill
umt-r V.-UI11VUIIUII, . sein or nuiuiings 111
lunging io lennnis, 1'rico, ?u.w an ncre.
200 acres 11 miles from Omnhn. 3 kpIh n
iiuiiuings, nrsi-cinss laud; will divide In
io pieces, i-ricu, io.w un acre.
80 nfrea 3 mI1R. 'nnrth nf Irvtnrrtnn-
buildings; raw jlralrle. Price', fi2.60 per
acre, ' . '
. i . t - . i
" .', r '
150 acres on county lino it miles from
, Omaha; good buildings. $W.0O an acre.
THE RYRbN REED cn 21" s iitit rt
"u -u.. .u F"yLp
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; Alio fire
insurance, ocmiri raxion oik. 1(134)17
FOR HAI.lt It EAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.
Oood east front lot on 37th near California,
mall lot an 2Cth Ht. near A. South Omaha,
UM.
Good lot ono block from Ames Ave nnd
30tn, 1200.
South front In Central park. $100.
sixty-six icot an (.assuus street, cioso to
30th. 1350.
Sixty-five, feet on 10th near Center St., $300.
lrty reoi on unarics near i.owo Ave.,
nnveil St.. JS00.
Section of land In dove Co., Kans., with
water, i,-u.
llotiso nnd lot on M street near 27th, 8. O.,
VAI.
our lots In Wnkclcy Add.. J20d.
ot 20. block 2, Rarker Place, $100.
Lots 16 nnd 17 In Second addition to West
Side, Jiw.
orty acres ono mllo from Capitol Cheyenne
$2,000.
Sixty feet south front Cnss nnd 30th streets.
SAMUEL 8. CURTIS, Receiver,
1S0S Harney Ht.
RE-1ISS3-16
'ROPERTY bought and sold; money
loaned: rents collected, L. L. Johnson
Co., 314 So. 15th St. RE-102
flAtnt.'V LAND.
Tho best location for gardening nround
umana or Moutn omniiai 31 acres pist
south of Jetters' brewery, South Omnhn,
with good house, barn, etc.: will leajo for
three years.
GEORGE H. COMPANY.
1G01 Karnnm St.. Omaha: or
417 N. 26th St., South Omaha.
RE-710 6
iAND. C.
B. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraska.
RE IW D26
C. P. HARRISON, UARGAINS. 913 N. Y. L
TWO lots, south front, on Cnpttol avenue,
west or 26tli, enen; on grade, no Ull ;
cheapest lots offered west of High school.
A. P. Tukoy, Board of Trade. RE 511
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE,
FINE east front lot. 3 blocks south of de
pot, on lOtli Ht. inquire nn vinion,
RE-M2-D7
RANCH AND FARM lands for snlo by tho
i nion I'ncinc itauroao compuny. n. a.
McAllaster land commtsslonur. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE Gil
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnnm St.
1WJ 01 J
33X132 FEET on Chicago St., between 13th
. . ..... . . . l.ifl,.. I, M.I .
1 1 1 1 ' I iiiii ni., llurilllllll'IlL Bliii-im, L'li-u,
$1,250. JJyron R. Hastings, 212.111.
BEST farm bargain In tho state Four
rarms, aujoinning, eomprisinu i.iuu acres,
11 miles from Omaha postofllce; railroad
station nenrlv In penter: 650 acres In cul
tivation. Price $28 nn acre: $10,000 cash
n.ivment. linlnneo E tier cent.
Numbers of other large and smnll farms
near Omaha from JW to w; i-rcmont,
$30 to 150: lltnlr and Herman. $25 to $15.
For most rellablo Information ns to farm
bargains sco or write wai. i'.i-ji.huis,
cui Houth Tenth St., umnna.
Ri:-591 3
ROOM new, all modem, 2-story house, full
int. ensi or narK. i-rice.
The Byron Reed Co., 212 S. 14th st.
RE-J.733 4
FOR SALE, Nos. 2101-3 Douglas, $14,000;
.W0 casn, nni. u years in n per ceiu,
with option of making pnrtlnl paymeiits,
W. 11. Thomas, 1st Nat'l Bank bldg!
HE-M7OT
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health lnd prompt relief,
uox ax i uma'ia, iseu. i.uiiiiueniiui.
516
PERSONAL, Golden Seal Female Regulator
relieves in 3 Hours' ii.w ami uoxes;
none genuine without signature. Golden
Benl Medicine Co., 2911 Morgnn Ht., Ht,
Louis, Mo. M-722 D12
GONOVA Is a Frenct. vreatmeni for male
.... . . V. . . n..l.f..M n
nnu irma.e, iui iii-j uount; luiu vi
Gonorrhsen. Gleet. Unnatural Discharges.
Inflammations, irritations and U'cenitlons
of the mucous membranes, Ai Internal
...III. Ivfluftlun rnm ,1 n o,1 TA'nr
ranted to euro worst cases In ono week;
$3 per package or 2 for $5. Sent any
whero on receipt of prlqc. The Kldd Drug
V.n tlKlll III. ii' - I I '.ii vjhiuo, .u.ti.i,
Wholesale. Myers-pillopDr.-? ..pmnhas
Co., Council Bluffs.,. Full lino, of rubbor
goods. , 1 '
LADIES, I positively guarantee Goldon
Heal, never railing remaip reguiaior, vm
rellcvQ most obfitlnato cases of delayed
periods In flo hours. Sent securo from
observation, $t. Dr. Annie Fowler, 2741
Olive St.. St. Louis, mo.
BELGIAN HARES.
FOR SALE, pedigreed. Imported nnd do
mestio iieiginn nnres, does nnu ducks
scoring from 94 to 96V4 points. Does bred
to Imported bucks. My stock Is of tho
choicest Diooii. grand rea coior, good
aliano and stvle. good heads, eyes. ears.
lacing and ticking, with nice red-feet,, nlso
Imported bucks at stud. If interested In
prlzo winning neigian nares auuress a
ju. vanneu, j.oomis, iseo. uyu-o
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Rldg.; Tel
1C64; Alice Johnson, u. u ladies' dept.
aid E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
518
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school
Kirk8vine, sio cot raxton nm. Tel. 1367
519
JUNK.
B.&M. Junk houso. J. Milder. Pron.. denlor
in nil melius. Domes, etc. eariondH a
specialty, soi-803 Farnam, omnha. Tel, 2378,
521
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION and sldo pleating, cheapest
best, 'quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mnrk, 9 Pat
terson iiik., litn ana i-nrnam Hts,
-52:
SHORTHAND ANI1 TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life,
523
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
iieo uiag. 1.'4
NEB. Bus. & Shorthand college. Boyd
Theater. 523
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug,
LOST.
$25 REWARD for tho return of the largo
stonemarien couaretto ianen rrom hull
or uoyai iscignnors wennesouy nlgnt
.Mrs. miner, ueiiono noiei.
Lost-M7S2 4
LOST nockotbook with $123. somewhero bo
twoen inn and iKiugias and zotn and
Douglas; please return to h. f. a. Llnd
qulst and get reward, zuib l-ariulm.
Ix)8t-M765 5
HORSES WINTEHEI1.
GODD winter pnsturo for horses; $2.00 pnr
JllllUllli gOUU bllUKUI. Xllllllt' ai iiou-
man's stubles, 18th nnd fit, Mary's nvo,
i'jiepnonp ino, u. ,11 731 13
HORSES wintered, $1 per month. J. V.
Phelps, 207 N. Y. Llfo bldg. 'Phone 1031.
r Ton T-i
IOO IU
PAWNIIROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olflce. rellablo nccominmlnt
Ing; all business confidential, 1301 Douglas,
LOANS, H. Marowttz; low rates, 413 N. 10,
529
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Rldg.
530
MIRROR FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvered. 708 N 10,
531
ENGINES, ROM, ICRS, ETC.
L. C. Sharp Mach. Wks.j motors, dynnmos
Mi
PIANO TUNING.
WE tuna your piano for $1.50. Rose's Art
nuirr. JQ-l uouge. lei, imp. 03J
F V II N IT 11 II E n E PA I II ING,
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 21U Cuming St
627
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 31S S, 26th St
31 - .VITi-U"!"
MUSICAL.
FREE ccholnrshlps to piano students, Prof,
iirnum, imai ttnmgc uik. mi
TICKET BROKER,
CUT rnte tlc'.tets everywhere. P. H. Phil.
bin, i5oa l-nrnum. Tcicpiiono 784. wi
j
CARPENTERS AND JOIIIIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repnlrlng
promptly nncnucd to, j. T, ucniuree, -tii
nnd Luke Sts, 370
BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
-533
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry: shirts. 7c; collars,
i .. . . . . , -r n . n ...... rr 1 r . -.
liUUB. tWi AIUU liCUVUIIVrUIIII, ll'l, Oil
-636
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
J
SUES ft CO .
Patent Lawyers
neetlldj., Omaha, Neb
Patent BookFree
RAILWAY TIME TABLES,
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER
land Routo" aencrnl Ofllccs,
N. E. Cor. Ninth nr.d Farnnm
f'.reots. City Ticket Odlco, 1334
"'amain Street. Telephone, 316.
Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts.
Telephone. K.'O. .
Leave
Arrive.
a 7:30 pm
a 7:30 pm
a 3:25 pm
a 4:25 pm
Tho Overland Limited. .a 8:20 am
Tho Chicago-Portland
h'pcclal a 8:20 nm
The Fust Mall a 8:50 am
ho Mali and Express. .au:& pin
Lincoln. Ilea I r Ire nnd
Stromiburg Express. .b 4:05 pm b!2:30 um
Tho Pacific Express. ...a 4:25 pm
Tho Atlantic Exnrrss... a 6:60 nm
Grand Island Local b Ii:30 ym b 9:35 am
a Dallv b Daily except Sunday.
BURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Routo"
General Ulllces, N. W.
Corner Tenth nnd Farnam
Bts. Ticket Olllcc. 1503
Farnam St. Telephone.
260.
1Tu?tori station, Tonth and Mason
Bts.
Telephone, 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook a 8:10 nm a 7:25 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo- 4
rado. Ulan, unnrornia.a ; nm u a-.km pro
lnrntn lil.l-k HlllS..n StC Dm 1 6:45 lim
Montana, Pugct Sound.. 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln l- nBi man u vi uivm um
rifinwr i.-!iilurnrtn. Utah
arid Cahiomla . a 6:45 am
Bcllovue, Papplo 010:45 nm all!43 um
Pnclflo Junction all:50 am a 8:20 am
Pacific Junction a 7:00 pro
fin rtmu? l.nulHVlllC.
Plnttsmoutl b 3:33 pm bll:0C am
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth.a li:65 pm a 8:20 Dm
a Daily; u ex. cunnay.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph & Council nlufli
Railroad "Trie Bur Inn
ton Route" Ticket Otlloa,
1502 Farnnm St. Tele
phone, 250. Depot, Tenth
unu .Mason his. tcio-
pnone, in.
Leave.. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a !:20 nm a 5:f5 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..ul0:15 pm a 6:15 am
St. Lotus Fiver for Hi.
joscpn anu hi. i-ouis..a pm au:i& am
a uauy.
CHICAOO. BURLINGTON
& Qulncy -Railroad "The
Burlington Routo" Ticket
Olllcc, 1502 Farnnm SI.
Telephone, 260, Depot
Aviuii nnu Aiuson Hta.
Telephone, 123,
Leave. Arrlvn.
DaVllght
clnl
Chlcntro Sue-
.a i;w am
alO:2S i.jn
a 7:45 nm
a 4:05 pm
a 7:45 am
Chicago vestlbuled Ex. .a 4:0) pm
Chicago Local Express. a 9:30 am
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm
Fast Mai:
a z:t3 pm
a uanv.
ram
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAI In
road Omaha. Kansas rl-v
& Eastern Railroad "The
lice. 1415 Faniom St. Tole.
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth
nnd Marcy Streets. Telo-
pnone. i.j.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 6:05 pm a 8:20 am
Kansns Cltv and Uutncy
Local i w am a :w pm
a uany.
FREMONT. KLKHORN
Missouri valley Railroad
"Tho Northwester
i.ine uenerai umces.
United States National
uanK uitig., h. w. cor,
Twplftn mill T?rirn-itn aia
Ticket Ofllce. 1401 F.irniim St. 'IVI.nhnnn
Kit . 1 IT. 1. .. i Tir , . . . J .
wy., ucvui, .wki unu ivuuaiar ois. reio
Phono, 1454 Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Bpringii a 3:00 pm
a 6:00 pm
e 6:00 pm
Wyoming, waspar aula
uclas it XiM nm
Hastings, York. David
City- riuc-erlor, Geneva,
u'jicr kiiu u.ii....D pm
Norfolk. Vcrdigro and
Frenini b 7:30 am
Lincoln, Wuhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am
Fremont Local e 7:3d am
b 6:00 pm
bl0:2S am
bl0:23 am
a Dally, b Dally except Hunday.
o Sun.
day only, d Dally except
Saturday, e
uaiiy except, .uoikkiv.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "The
Horinwesiern Line"
City Ticket Offlco. 1401
Farnam St. Telanhone.
661. Depot, Tenth ana
AIASnn ht. Telnnnnn.
. . . iicave, Arnra.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am o 11:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
uasicrn express, vea
Moines. Marshalitowti,
Ceunr tiaolds ana Chi-
cauti d!0:55 am a. 4:05 cm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and Last a 4:65 Dm a 4:05 Dm
Fail' Mail, Chicago to
umana n zms nm
Omaha-Chicago Ltmltcd.a 7:45 pm a 8:00 pm
asi man a una
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:30 pm
-.astern u,xpresH u j;w pm
a Daily, u uxcept Haturuu.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad The Nnrth.
western Line" Gener.il
ORlces, United State
National Bank BulldltKr,
B. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnnm Ht TlnU
uinutTj iiux A'uiijuin di, 'iciepnono, bt,i. ue
pui, ienui utiu .uuaun dis. iciepnono, 629,
Leuvo. Arrlvs,
Twin City Exnrcsa a 6:65 am nlO:2R nm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm a 8:15 am
bioux i.uy x.ucui a n;uu um a iiiiO pm
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Omaha
Rollway "Tho North
western Line" General
Oftlces. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
did. uiiY 'iinKAr iitnnji
1401 ;urn;uii St. Telephone, 66L Depot,
UVII UIIU IV bUOIVI dlB.
Leave. ArrlvA.
Twin City Pasrengor....a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger all:l0 am
Bioux uuy at xsorin-
eiiBt NobrasKa 3:45 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAOO. ROCK TBf-
and & TRCHte Railroad
jie urai nook HI
and Route" Cltv Tleu
et Offlce, 1323 Farnam
Strict. Telephono. 428
Depot. Tenth & Marcy
CJID. A CiVIUUIIt9, OJ.
V Lave. Arrive.
ISA HI'.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local a 7:25 am bll:S3nm
i.nicuKu ivAi'iuna ui.i3 nm a :iu ara
Des .Nlolnes Local n 4:20 pm u 4:45 pm
Clicugi) Fast Express., a StOO pm a 1:25 pm
Des Moines, Rock Isl
and and Chicago a 7:40 pm a D:35 pm
Lincoln, Colorado Hpgs.. '
Denver, Pueblo nnd
West ......... .a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma & v
TL;x?,..F1r:v. a. 5-n t,m 11 9'50 am
it, juiiji ismiy cr.uvui nunuuy.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road Qcncrnl O dices and
Tlckot Olllces Suuthtiast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
bib, iuiciiiiuiic, iui. uepot
Ulliuii siuiiuii. L
Leave, Arrive.
f, Kansas
City Express alOiOOiim n 0:25 pm
t m( ... . Pvnr.au nl'IfrOtttn ,i tf.ic
Express, .al0:t0 pm a 6:15 nm
IV. I.,, ni
Leave from 15th
Webster Streets:
NiihrrmlrA. t.ncnl.
and
Via.
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm alO:46 am
a uaiiy, u uuiiy cxceui aunaay.
Bur
Ht. I.nii Is
RAILW X TIJIE) TAm.GS.
HiLINOIS CENTRAT,
Railroad. City Ticket Oi.
Mn fiiVI T. . . n n r-n Ulr.n. I
Telephone, 245. Dcpt.t,
Ttnth and Marcy Street.
Leave. Arrivti.
Chicago Express ..
Chicago Limited ..,
Minneapolis nnd
l'aul Express .....
Minneapolis nnd
nll:10 nm a 4:05 una
a 7:46 pm a S:t am
St.
...b 7:00 am b 9:19 pm
St
...a 7:45 pm a 8:0o am
l'nui Limited
Fort Dodgo. Local from.
uouncu liiuns ...o pin u o;i am
m Davy. t uaiiy except sunoay.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
A- St. Paul Rnllwny City
Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone 284. Da-
Bot, Tenth and Mason
trccts. Telephone, G29.
Leave. Arrive.
fta,?j.
1ILWAUA
riileiirn 1 Imlted Kx.... a 6100 pm a s;i am
ChlcagS! t Xaha Ex...b7'.15 am b 3:40 pm
n 6:00 pm a s:oo am
a Daily, b uany
WABASH RAILROAD -
Ticket omcc, ilia r uoiaic
street. ieipi' i
cot. Tentn. nnu oai
Btreots. Tolopuono. bjy.
Leave. Arrive.
8?r,i,A''C.n."0".-!S 8:05 pm a 8:20 .m
)liy.
1SHII
rtOM
MOBILE
WtCKlY
! CAftlitCTION I
THtWOillieCMIOS.
ai riNA THE NOMTM SH4MUC
HAVANA, MATANZAS, CA0ENAS. SA0UA, CAl
BAR1CX, MJEVITAS, OIBARA, sal BARACOA,
asi atktr Mrta.
MIIXSON' STnAMSlllP JJNi:27 Wllilam.lt
RAYMOND A W1I1TCOMII,
art l! n I o n Square, Jfur York.
For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation
nnd General Information- of tho MO
BILE SERVICE, .apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile & Ohio R. It. and South
ern Ry.
POSTOKF1CE .NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested,
as cnanges may occur ni any iime.j
."nrnlpti trmlln for the week enillnz Decern
ber s. lsuu, win close ii'iiu.mitiji in nu
cases) at tno ucncrai I'osiouico as ioi
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ono
hour curlier than closini' timo suown no
lo w.
Transatlantic Mails
WEDNESDAY At 7 a. m. (supplementary
i) a. m.) ror Kuuurw, per s. s. hi. mum
v a. ill.; ior I'.uuui rj, per n a, nv. uuum,
edrcVoScr'stoK
m. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for
EUROPE, per b. s. Teutonic, vln (jueens
town; nt 10:30 n. m. for BELGIUM direct,
per s. s. Noordlnnd (mall must bo directed
"per s. s. Noordland ').
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. Hl'AIIM. 1'Ull
TUOAL, TURKEY. EGYPT. BRITISH
INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEZ. Per
s. h. La Gascogno. via Havre (mall for
other parts of Europo must be directed
'ner . H. I.n OnHenciin").
SATURDAY At 3:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s, s. Etruna, via uueensiown; ai s
a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
a a llnlar nm ftn-ill miint ItA Mlrnrlfl nlr I
s. s! Potsdam''): at 9 a. m. for ITALY,
i
S.l.inrAw ..IMftATIUrV
Iff rmE SMir
ner s. s. Columbia, via panics (mall must tnoug,t that a separate aggregation of ln
bo directed ''per . s. Columbia"): at 10 ...'... .... .V ,
n. m for SCOTLAND direct, per 8. S. I
Furncssla (mall must be directed "per
b. 8. I'.urncssia ).
prtntiSd matter. ETC. This nteamcr
takes I'rinted Matter, uommerciai rnpers
and Samples for acrmanv onli'.-Thesamo
uiunn ui mail uiutici iui uii;i ,... I
Europo will not be sent by this ship un-
leii-i sneclnllv directed bv her. I
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Mails named nbove. ad-
dltlonal supplementary malts aro opened
an tho piers of the 'American. English, I
l-Tcncn und ucrman steamers, ana i emnin ...t,,... t,iinf rnlnetnil hn nalil bn nh
open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour Publican ballots rojected, he said no on
ot sailing of steamer.
alalia for South and Central Anterior,
West ladles, etc.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.) ror central America (ex
cept Costn Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, pir s. s. Alllnnca, via Colon (mall
for Guatemala must bo directed "tier s. s.
Alllanca"); at 1 p. m. (supplementary
1:30 n. m.)
ror -tukks ihi.aisu anu
DOMINICAN
ItEl'UHL.lC. nor s. s.
Cherokee: at 9 p. m. for JAMAICA, per
8. a. Admiral Dewey, from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. 1'retoria: at 10 a. m. ror GRE
NADA and TRINIDAD, porn. s. Grenada;
at 10:30 a. m. for BRAZIL, per n. . Gi
bers (mall far Northern Brazil. Argentine
Republic, Uruguay and Paraguay must bo
directed "per s. 8. Olbers"; at 12 m. for
BRAZIL, ner s. 8. Caorl (mall for North
ern Brazil, Argentine Republic, Uruguay
and Paraguay must bo directed "per s. n.
Capri"); at 1 p. m. for CUBA, CAM
PECHB. YUCATAN, TABASCO and
CHIAPAS, per s. s. Seguranca, via
Havana and Progreso (mall for other
parts of Mexico must bo directed "per
8. a. Seguranca"); at 1 p. m. (supplemen
tary 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAU, per b. s. An-
tllla (moll must be directed "per a. 8. An
tllla"). THURSDAY At 2:30 a. m. for JAMAICA
and SANTIAGO. UUANTANAMO ana
MANZANILLA, per s. s. Admiral Samp
son, from Philadelphia; at 1 p. m. (supple
mentary 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAU, GUAN-
TANAMO nnd SANTIAGO, per s. 8. Bara
tocra.
FRIDAY At 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND
land, per h. s. Miivia; at l p. m. for
INAOUA and CAI'K graciah. per s. B,
Kong Froda (mall for Jamaica. Ballzo.
Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala must be
directed "per s. a. Kong Frode").
SATURDAY At 1 a. m. for NEWFOUND
land, ner a. h. uorean. rrom I'linndei
phla; nt 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 a.
m.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX.
WINDWARD and LEEWARD ISLANDS
and DEMERARA.per b. p. Fontabelle; at
10 a. m. ror i'orto Rico, per s. s. San
Juan, via San Juan: at 10 a. m. (bud-
plemenary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND,. JAMAICA. HA VANILLA
JocKOTu'st
a rectert "per a. s. Alone" : nt 10 a. m.
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for CURA
CAO and visnkzukLiA. per s. s. midur,
via. uuriLcaa imun ior nuvuiwua anu war-
thavena must bo directed "ner 8. s. Ull-
dur"): at 11 a. m. for CUBA, per s. .
Morro Castle, via Havann; at 12 in. for
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY
nnil PARAGUAY, ner H. 8. Italian lrln(-o!
at 1 p. m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per
8. 8. Amuzuneiitie.
Malls for Newfoundland, by mil to North
Sydney, and thenco bv steamci. close at
this offlco dally nt 8:30 p. m. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Mans tor Allqueion. by rail to
Boston, nnd thence by steamer, closo at
this offlce dally nt 8.30p. m. Malls for
Cuba, uy ran to inrc 'iampa, Flo., and
thenre by steamer, close nt this ofhee dally
nt 7 n. m. (the connecting elor nr nn
Sunday, Wednesday nnd Friday). Malls for
Mexico i uy, nveriHmi. unless specially ad
dressed for dispatch by steamer, closo at
thin nftlrn ilnllv nt 2:20 n. m. nnd ??SO tv m
Malls for Costn Rica, Belize. Puerto Cortez
nnd Guatemala, by rail to Now Orleans and
thenco bv Btenmer. closo at this office dallv
nt "3 p. m. (connecting closes hero Mondays
ror iienze, I'ucrio ioriez ann Tuesdays ror
Costa Rica). Registered mall closes at 6
p. m. previous uay.
Tranepaclflo Malls
Malls for China, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Seattle (ordinary mail and
specially addrossed registered mnll), closn
hero dally up to December M at 6:30 p. m.
for dispatch por s. s. Idzuml Mam. Malls
ror Australia lexcepi west Australia),
Now Zealand. Hawaii, Fiji and Samoan
Tslnnds. Via. Sail Frnnclsco. clone hern
cYusUr
cnnla, duo nt wow YorK uecomocr s for
rll Unfit (Ml tier H. B. fi.Orra- MnllH ttr AIM.
tralla (except West Australia, which goes
via Europo. and Now Zealand, which goes
via nan r ruuciacui, unu i-iji inlands, via
Vancouver, cioso nero onuy nt 6:30 n. m.
after December 7, up to December In
clusive, ror aispnicir per b, b. Aorangi,
specially addressed only (supplementary
malls, via Seattle, close at 6:30 p. m. Do-
comoer 9). .nans ror itawuii, Japan,
China and Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco, cioso nero daily at 0:30 n. m. up
to December 9, Inclusive, for dispatch
per a. b. Rio do Janeiro. Mails ror Hawaii,
China. Japan nnd Philippine Islands, via
San FranclBco, close hern dally nt 8:30
p. m, up to December "17, Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. h. Coptic. Mails for China,
and Japan, via Vancouver, close here
dallv at 6:30 n. m. un to December "iS.
Inclusive for dispatch per s. a. Empress of
India (registered mail must uo directed
"via Vnnonuvor"!.
TranHnaclflu malls nro forwarded to Dort
of sailing dally and tho schedule of closing.
is nrranaren on ine prcsumnnon or ineir un
interrupted overianu transit, "itegistercd
mall closes at n m. nrevious nay,
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Postmaster.
Poatofllce, New York, N. Y November 30,
4DW,
Hohsoii Likely to Recover,
NEW YCRK. Dec. 3. Lieutenant Rleh
mond Pearson Hobson. United States navy,
who Is 111 with typhoid fever at tho Presby-
lurimi iioBpiiiti, who Bttiu ki iiim instltu-
tlon today to bo resting comfortably with
overy inuicuiioii luwuru recover,
FIGURES ARE MADE TO FIT
FuilonistS FofCO BatUTOI to OoiTetpond with
Their Ambition.
STRANGE COUNT IN SOUTH OMAHA WARD
When Clerks Are Unable to Make
Klsinrra Tally They Accept llrsnlt
I'lirnrlna; Fnilonlsts llrarlnsr
Postponed Until Thursday.
Positive ovldenco ot ltregularlty oa the
part of certain election clerks and Judges
.. l-.t - . ......J.,,1. t.Anln r t
wns rovi-aicu in w.
th0 cotUe9t proceeding, wherein John F.
Schu t. Albert J. Coleson, Fred M. Younits
and Carsten Rohwcr, republlcana, seek to
prove inoir ngni lu" iiniii" ..m.i.
ror wnieii jonn Liiaucn, 1' ranK i. iiaaaum,
Cary M. Hunt and Charles T. Johnson,
fuslonltts, hold certificates.
Tho hearing opened at 10 o'clock In room
106. Beo building, beforo Frank J. Bui-
cllffe nnd Georgo W. Covcll, notaries public.
At noon adjournment was taken until next
Thursday morning, on account of a part of
tho counsel having business beforo tno
supremo court at Lincoln. Tho attorneys
for tho contestants aro E. w. Slmoral ana
William A. Itcdlck, while Ed P. Smith,
Wllllnm Ourley and L. J. Plattl appear for
tho contcstocs.
Although the greater part of tho forenoon
was" consumed tn preliminaries Incident to
tho opening, enough material ovldanco was
brought out to Indicate that tho contestants
aro operating on a tangible basis and that
developments ot still greater moment aro
yot to come.
Clrrka Take Liberties.
Fred M. Youngs, ono of tho contestants,
was the principal witness of tho forenoon.
Mr. Youngs' testimony related particularly
to tho count In the First precinct of tho
Third ward In South Omaha. In substance,
Mr. Youngs said ho watched tho count In
tho aforesaid precinct nnd that bo saw
about two-thirds of it. Ho observed that
frequently when tho clerks could not
make their counts tally they simply agreed
upon whatever Ilguro was most favorable to
tho democrats or f unionists. Mr. Youngs
could not stato exactly tho number of votes
couiu noi siuiu ujiueu iiiu uuuiuei ul twiva
ihu9, "f'.s'h
proximately ho Mid tho volume of alien
ballots Tns largo.
Mr. Youngs also raid he observed a strik
ing uniformity of ballots, that Is, as to tho
manner In which they wore marked. Ho
was questioned at length upon this point
nnd tho gist of his testimony was to tho
effect that many ot the ballots looked as It
they had been marked by ono man. His
reason for thus bellovlng, bo explained on
cross-examination, was that there wns a
Vllini ft.uio d.iiiiim.iw w
marks to bo made by voters. Ho hardly
uniuuum ..u..u.u...,
chlrography,
necount tUe Only Remedy
Mr. Youngs said after ho naa taKen notice
0f so much irregularity in tno counting
Qf lho balIotg ho rtomandcd a recount and
... . . , 1.1 . . 11.-..-1., I.
put his demand In writing. Ho thought It
riinannnKIn in nrniitnn thnr If nneh warlc
nnt-nim.rl in nno nrpelnct In South
wns Perpetrated in one precinct in uouin
Omftha, tho same conditions might provall
elsewhere. When asked it ho saw any re-
served a few such Instances, but could not
stnto how many.
All attempts of tho opposing counsol to
tangle Mr. Youngs on cross-examination
proved futile. Ho gave his tostlmony In a
straightforward, convincing manner, carry
ing tho conviction of truth.
County Clerk Hnvorly brought 'books
from his offlco and, as ono ot tho formal
Incidents required In the- proceedings, the
election figures wero produced as shown by
the records. The figures wero tho same
as havo already boen published In Tho
Bee, and their Introduction was simply ono
ot the legal formalities which enter into
tho hearing.
Other Candidates Testify.
A. J. Coleson and Carsten Rohwer wero
called to tho witness stand, but tholr tostl
mony was immaterial, tho idea being simply
to establish a record and lay tho proper
foundation for tho proceedings. They will
bo called, howovor, later in tho hearing, at
which time they will give additional testi
mony. Tho attorneys for tho contcstecs ob
jected to tho filing of the contest papers
as exhibits, on tho ground that they do
not contain facts sufOclont to bring tho
cases within tho Jurisdiction of tho legis
lature, which body must rnako final de
termination ot tho contests. It was agreed
by tho attorneys that all objections shall
bo recorded by the stenographers without
ruling from tho notaries, their power bolng
the satno as that of a notary in taking ordi
nary depositions. Mr. Schultz was the only
contestant who was not present. Numerous
witnesses will be examined and before tho
end is reached tho contest promises to bo
como spirited.
MEYER INJURED IN COLLISION
Two Street Cara Crash Together and
I'MiMiger on Hear Platform Is
Marled to Ground.
Julius Moyer, general agent of tho Provi
dent Savings Lifo Assuranco Boclcty ot New
York, with offices In Tho Bco building, was
seriously Injured at 10:45 o'clock Sunday
evening as tho result of a collision between
two street earn at Sixteenth and Dodgo
streets. Mr. Moyur, who was on his way
homo from tho Innos band concert, was
a patron of an eastbound Dodgo streot car
and was standing on tho rear platform
smoking. Tho car was crowded. As It ap
proached tho lutcrsectlon ot Sixteenth
street tho motorman slowed up and sounded
the gong, as tho custom Is, and then, as
tho coast seemed clear, turned on tho power
to cross the Sixteenth street tracks.
Just at this moment somcono shouted
Look out!" Tho gongs of two ntroet cars
clanged, and an Instant later tho Dodge
street car was nearly lifted from tho rails,
having been struck near the rear ond by
the bead of a southbound Sixteenth street
Mr. Meyer, who, holding to the brass rail
ing, was standing near tho steps of the
platform, was hurled to tho pavement,
wlmrn hn lav nnrnnsr Inim Thrnn nlhor
Precipitated to the asphalt also.
out raauiiguu to uugni upon ineir ioci ana
uinrn unhurt Mt lovnn ana norrlArl InU
,i, ,... ,i, ut, .!,, r0)nr.nu
tno eor"or "ruB nte, whero restoratives
" uuiuiuiaivi t-u, (inn iniei no wait luaeu
to bis home, 1123 Farnam stroet.
A physician who examined his Injuries
cays Mr. Meyer hns sustained
rih and Dosslblv Internal ink
a fractured
rib and possibly Internal Injuries, Ho Is
suffering considerable pain.
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Spond 25
Choice of Deputy Deferred,
"I may not name a doputy until tho first
of tho year," said City Comptroller John
N, Weinberg when asked If ho had chosen
a successor to Fred J. Hackott. "It It) Im
possible to keep the work up In my office
with less olorlcal help thun I have at
present, but soma or tno councumcn havn
objected to my expending moro than 17,200
a year to maintain tho ofllce and It may be
I necessary io itti me wurit k" unu my ore
some of thn help to keep within the ap-
i projiriauon.
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