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WA.MED-SITtATIO.V.
BITt'ATlON nH cutter and tnllor; ten yenr
expel lence; good reference. Addrcs E
61, lice. A-AKfl 31
UPHOLSTERER wants situation, In or but
of town. F 10, Hee. A M6T3--31
waxtkd-mali: hum'.
WANTED, wo hnvo steady work for a low
good hustlers of Rood habits nnd nnpcnr
nncc. O. F. Adum Co., 10o3 llowurd at.
U-137
HARDER trade tnugh. thoroughly in short
time, cntulogue and particulars free,
Addrcsa Western Uarbera' Institute.
Otnnhii, Neb. 0-W
WANTED, n good experienced clothing
solicitor. Apply 1314 Farnam St. Good
position to ni;nt party,
11-131
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
tho country, cood tmv for right man. Art.
muii. m
1J-M1S9
mess iy i, uce.
.... . 4.- i .ricn.
WANTKD, men t travel. Address It. It.
Suunmon, 107 H. 17th St., Omuhn, Neb.
II MUt 31
WANTED., men to learn barber trade. Free
tr.'insportHtlon to our most convenient
college, Chicago, St. I.onls or Allnnenp
oils, whore wo snvi two yours' npprpu
tlppshlp by unr method nf constant prae
tire, expert liistriietlnns and lectures. j
grant diplomat ncignlied nnywhere, pr"
cnt enmptete outfit of tools, pay Sntur
day wanes from start and furnish posi
tions when competent. Wo want (V men
nt once New field. Comparatively little
expense. Write for catalogue unlay
Atoler Barber College Representative
1623 Fnrnilm street. Omaha. H-A1612 S
A HRIGHT 'young man or woman to tako.
shorthand scholarship and pay for It when
course M finished and position secured.
Address F IB, Hoe. H-AI70.1 jit
LAWYER Desk room, telephone, etc., for
legal service In n real estato oltlre. Ad
dress F 17, Hee. H-72I 31
WANTED, shoemaker with kit, In exclusive
shoe store; state pxprrlmirn and terms.
J. M. Carlisle, David City. Neb.
II 731 31
WAMTJI-KllMALi: HELP.
WANTED. 200 Girls. 1521 Dodgo.
Tel. r,0
C II)
to elrls wanted. Canadian olllce. 1522 Douglas
WANTED Girl for general housework.
.Mrs. A. O, Gilbert, I2S Oakland avenue,
Council HlufTV C-AI5W
WANTED, young lady nttotulant. Call at
230 Ileo Hldg. C-5M
TWO assistant nurses wnntfd at Child Snv
Ing Institute, Ml South Eighteenth street.
C-.M607 31-
WANTED, women of Rood address and
references to present saving", and Invest
ment features nt the Northwestern I.tfo
and Savings Co. of Dps Alolnes; work
pleasant and easy: bright women can
earn big compptirntlnu In Nebrasku mid
lowu by addressing E. C. Webster, gi-n-eral
iigpnt, Rooms CO!) nnd 510, Paxton
block. Omaha. C-AK32 1
A HIIIOHT young man or womnn to take
shorthand scholarship nnd pay for It when
courso Is finished and position secured,
Address F 15, Hee. C-.M70I 31
WANTKD, ladles to learn halrdresshi';.
manicuring and facial massages; four
weeks completes; tools turnhdiPil; con
stant practice: expert Instruction; po.il-.
tlons guaranteed. Call or wrllo for par
ticulars. Alnler's Hnlrdrcsslug ColleKe.
1(123 Knrnntm Omaha. C-M70.' 1
OIHIj for iioneral housework; must bo
llrst-class; small family; Rood wiircs. Ap
ply 1022 H. 30th live. C 736 Jl
WANTKD, competent girl for ixeiu-ral
housework; good wiikos. 200 So. .Kith St.
C-ri70.'."J'
llKM WA.NTKI).
WANTKD. boys- nnd Klrls to work for us;
send 10c for merchandise ccrtltleato and
how to net a 101C itold pen and holder
free, Northern Illinois Supplv Co.,
Drnwcr 175, Sycamore. III. AI575
FOIl HIl.NT 1IUUSHS.
IP you want your Iioubcs well rented place
them with Iienawa & Co. D 112
ALWAYS niovlnc H. II. goods. l'lanos.
Olllce, 15UV4 Tarnnm St. Tel. 1559 or 863.
D 113
HOUSES for rent In nil parts nf tho city.
llrciinan-I.ovo Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D-IH
HOUSES, stores. Ilcmls, I'axton block.
D IIS
BBB HENRY H. l'AYNK, 001 N. Y. UPE
P 117
HOUSES, etc. F, V. Wead, 1521 Douclas.
D US
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt. Darker Hlk.
D 150
8-ROOM .'ouse, 27th nnd Farnam Sts., all
modern. Call 2CC0 Farnam or phono 5SS.
D 151
HOUSES wanted.
Wallnce, Rrown blk.
D 152
FOR RENT, ten-room modern house; cen
tral location, to prlvato family only; table
board for two persans accepted as rent.
RliiBwnlt, Barker blk. D-.MOTi 31
FOR RENT. 12-room house, heated with
steam, modern conveniences, good bain.
Address C 49, Hee. D-17C
BARN, 2021 St, Mary's Ave.
D 153
ELEOANT 10-i oom all modern resldenco;
hardwood finish, porcelain bath, laundry
This houso Is In cood condition and with
in ten minutes' walk of the center of tho
city; In n very select neighborhood, near
21th and St. Mary's Ave. Rint, lis.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 10th and
Uouglus Sts. D-679
FOR RENT, 6-room cottage, :8th am!
llloudo sts., 49. Apply ci G07 N. .9th nt.
D-MI0O
FOR RENT, nhotit Dee. 23. now C-rnom cot
tage, 10th uik' Arbpr; city water and
baih; very convenient for small family;
will soil, part down, bnluuce month y pay
ments. 50ti N. Y. Life building.
D-M3H
FOR RENT, Ilnkery In first-class condition;
large store room, continuous oven, etc.
Also 8-room house, with barn for X horses
ii lid large wagon shed. All for $30.00 per
month. W, II. Russell, 42C Itamge Dldg.
D-1S2
S511 Sewnrd St.. new five-room cottngo
for rent; good burn and city wutcr; rent,
t 12.50. ,
O.MAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO,, lth and
FOR RENT, two cottages. 211B-2I21 Ulnnoy
st. liwiulro J. Bonner, 25th st,
D-M5SG 3l
ISM Burt, six rooms and bath, J10: others.
Rlngwalt, Barker blk. D MC05 31
NEW "-room brick, Strictly modern, east
front, 27th and St, Mary's nvc U". Bemla,
Fuxton blk. D-M7I7
1924 So. 35th. Just west of Hnnscom park,
7 room, city water, bath and furnace;
Just vacated: rent f20.00. J. II. Sherwood,
93.1 N. Y. Llfe. D-MtkSS 1
2009 CALIFORNIA st., f jrnlshedT cent rah
call afternoons. D 720 10
1'Ult HF.NT I'LHMSHlvO IIUUM9,
STEAM Iwntcd rooms at Tho Thurston.
E (51
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 1722 Dodge.
E-M9i!) Ji'
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.,
K-3s0
FURNISHED ROOAIS, modern. 1910 Cnidl
tol ttve, E-M553 31
FOR RENT A nicely furnished front room,
south und enst exposurp, within flvn
UaockR of nostolllco. bath nnd use of trjo
uone. Addrcs, F 1, lleo. K-.M Wi
rt ItMSIII'.l) ROOMS AM) tlOAItll.
IIOt'HEKKBI'lS'a rooms, Jtl up. 2C2.1 St.
Jlnrys. E-MT01 JM
I't HMHIimi ROOMS AMI HOARD.
JLENCAIRN,translcnts,JI.25day. lmw Doug.
F-453
Tho Morrlam, good winter home. 23 &. Dodge
F 137
THE PRATT, nice south room. 212 8. 25th.
F-181
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F ISC
ELEOANT large stpam-hpatpd front room,
with board. ISoO Cupltol'av. F AIM !
FI'RNISHED rooms nnd board. 31(1 South
2Mb. St. F MfriO-6'
LA ROE front parlors suitable for two,
with board; excellent location. 524 North
23rd. F-72f 1
DESIRABLE room; flrst-c!n?s board. 2.VSI
Harney. F 721 2
roit iti:vr-t mm u.mmiikh rooms
TWO unfurnished rooms. 1057 Park Ave.
U lis
PARLOR floor, 4 rooms, with light and
heat; also one alcove room, partly fur
nMied, for light housekeeping. Inijulrc
25v Hnrnpy, tl AI5W, 1
FOR RENT STOims AM OFI'ICKS.
I'OR RUNT, rlore In flrt oiats location;
rpnt reasonable. Apply R. C. Petors &
Co., ground floor, Hie Uldg. 1-210
SPLENDID building In commission district
for rent Jan, 1. F. D. Wead, 1521 Dougla-.
1-A1S47 J6
FOR RENT, the building formerly occupied
bv The Bee at 910 Farnam Btreet. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as Tho Bee press room
This will be rented very reasonably If
Interested apply nt otico to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Uce Building.
I-2S1
LA ROE double rftom In Continental blcckj
can bo mado Into very desirable ofllcn and
reception room for physician. Will ar
range to suit,
OAIAIIA I OA N ft TRt'ST CO.,
Kith & Douglas Sts.
I-S37
GROCERY, corner: factory or laundry
building. D. C. Patterson. 'Phone, 1413.
1-313 J-4
STORE-205 South llth St.
I-C27-2
AtJH.VIS WANTED.
WANTED, men of good nddress and refer
piicps to present savings and lpvestmeni
features of the Northwestern Llfu an I
Savings Co. of Drs Moines; Inrgo earnings
to agents throughout Nebrasku und Iow.i,
Address E, C. Webster, general agent, TiVJ
und C10 I'axton block, Omaha.
J-A16.H 1
AIEN to represent Fernbatik Co.. Cincin
nati, O., also advertlers; ulary. Apply
Triumph Co., Dallas, Tex. J-AI61 3
w a xv i : ii to it i : .N T,
YOI'NO man desires place to work for
board while attending school, Boyles' Col
lege. Beg Bldg. Tel. I9SI. K-C24-I
WANTED, one or two unfurnished rooms
convenient to South Omaha car line.
Heated preferred. Alust be cheap. Ad
dress F 19, Deo Olllce. K-729 31
STOH.VOi:.
PACIFIC Storngo and Warehouse Co., 912
911 Jones, general utoragu nnd forwurdlnc.
-151
OAI. Van Stor Co., 15UK Farn. Tels. 1553-Va
-45
WASTE II TO HUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
In largo nnd small quantities. Chicago
Furniture Co., Hoti-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.
N 101
WILL purchnsc a limited ndmber of
Omaha Snvlngi bank accounts. Brennan
Love Co., 309 So. 13th. . N 1(3.,
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Drown Blk.
N-163
WANTED to buy, J1.000 of Omaha Snvlngo
bank nccounts for cash. Address A Id,
Deo ofllco. N AI54S
HIOHEST prices paid for furnlturo and
stoves J. Levin. 301 N. 16th St. N-073
Milt SALE HORSES, VEHICLE!), ETC.
VEHICLES, finest In. city, repair work, tho
best; try us, H, Frobt, llth & Leavenw'tli
P-IM
FOIl SAMS MISCKLliAMlOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q-4'
2DHAND safo cheap. DerlghT, 1110 Farnam.
SAFES; buy. sell, ex'ge. Schwnrtz, 114 So. 13.
Q IC7
HERTFORD & CO.. ICth & llworth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING.
Q-377
TIAIOTHY hay und all kinds feed nnd conl.
Alonroo Sc Co. Q AI410
I HAVE a suro permanent euro for warts;
mi pain or scar; send $1 and n 2-cent
stamp for medicine and full directions,
dco. Kuccru, Western, Neb.
Q-AI437 J21
2D1IAND boiler and engine, nbout 20 H-P.
for nalo cheap, at Omnna Safe and Iron
Works, f.10 So. 14tn St.. Omaha. Q 5W
.MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers. Idhand furniture
and stoves ut lowest prices, carload Io'ih cr
less, Chicago Furnlturo Co., HOtf-10 Dodgo.
R 109
SELL cheap beautiful Upright piano,
mnhogany case, fully guaranteed, bargain,
910 N. SGth St. R-fi7S-Jy.l
QLADISH pharmacy, !2 & Dodge, reliable
drug stor?. 11725 Jl
;i,i;t tii id -in UAT.Mn.vr.
AlAUEL CRAY, 21716 N. 15th St., flat E.
T-A1367 J17
ELITE parlors. 015 So. ICth. second floor.
X 3S6 3
AIAtE. AMES. 1015 Howard. 2d floor. rooiiTH
thermal baths. T-C0O.I3
t'LAIHVOVA.VrS.
AIRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. S19 North ICth
S-470
AIME.QLYMKR genuine palmist. 160.5 Dodge
s Aim
lMlllSOXAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; cprnj A superniious
hair removed by electricity. R. u Fron-
w nr lltk. ft . 1
.v. v ii
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electrle
baths, for ladles only: skilled women
mussngo operators; finest .euulpped baths
In tho city. Rcnstrom Bath Company,
Rooms 216 to 220 lleo Bldg, U 171
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Bee bid
U-I7J
L1EBEN. theatrical, mawmurude co.stumcr
101S Farnam U 173 '
PRIVATE home baforo and during confine".'
menf. babies adopted. Airs. Uurget. 2B-o
Uurdett U 476
SEWING machines rented nnd repaired
rent 2 per month; supplies for all kinds
of machines. 'I ho Singer Manufacturing
Co., 1514 Douglus St. Telophono 41S.
U-178
COSTUAIES for rent. 331S S. 20th. Airs. 8
Back U At Ju
PRIVATE hospital foV ladlos before & dur
tng conllnement; babies adopted. 1130 N. 17
U-177
FURNACE work. STOVE work, tln.sliect
Iron, galvanlzfd Iron, zlno and copper
work done: cheapest pluce In tho city.
Savage's Tin Shop. 2J22 Farnam St.
U-3SS
Jk STEIN WAY upright piano, latest style
caso for sale cheap. Address D IS. Bee.
U-677-Jy.l
FRKNCH accordion pleating; ivory rim but
tons; mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1521 Douglas. U-4S0-
SUPPLIES for all machines: mnelilnos tir
rent White Sewing Atuchlne, H20 dmi.
Ia. Tel, 233i U-5U
THE OMAHA DAILY UEBi MONDAY, DECEMHE-R 1, 1000.
PIJIISOA Al
BAB Fes and children cared for M3 N. 23d,
U-.M570 JK
WANTED, location by physician of expp
Hence, with best of references. Address,
K CC, Bee, U-AI619 1
PRIVATE hospital for Indies before and
during confinement; babies adopted. 2226
Grand st. lT 177
TWO young men who ate boarding them
selves would like to have a third Join
them. Address F 19, Beo Olllce.
U-72S 31
MO.MIY TO LOAN-HEAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. S, 5U, C per cent; no de
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 4i9
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms nt 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay 100 or any multiple; nny Interest
date: no delny. Brennnu-Lovo Co., 309
So. 13th St., Omaha. Nnb. W 1S2
MONLY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-Love Co., 3C9 So. 13th.
W 153
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas
W-491
11,000 nnd ttpwnrd to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W. Furnnm Smith &
Co., 1320 Fornam. W tsi
WANTKD City loans, bonds and warrants.
Qeorgo & Company, 1601 Faruinn street.
W-85
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R, C. Peters & Co., 1702
Farnam St., Beo Bldg. W 190
AIONEY to I"n on farm and city property,
lowest rata . O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam
W IS7
AIONEY to l.n at tj nnd 5'4 per cent on
Omaha co jerty. W. B. AIelke, 401 S. 15th
W ISS
FIVE per cent money. Bern Is, Pnxton block.
W 492
AIONEY to lonn on first-class Improved city
property, or for building purposes. Payne
Knox Co., New York lAfc. W-49J
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
939 N. Y. Life, W-491
J1.W0 TO LOAN on renl estnto:cnll nt once,
AI. J. Kennnrd & Son, 310-311 Brown block.
W 4S3
IIOM2V TO LOAN CHATTELS.
THE OAIAIIA AlORTOAOE LOAN CO.
(Established lt?92.)
Will mako you a lonn on furniture, pianos,
llvo stock, etc. You keep the property.
Or If you havo n permanent position we
will make you n SALARY LOAN without
Indorsnr or mortgage. Wo loan from S10
up. You can get tho monoy In a fow
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 nsk
Is a chni.cy to mako comparisons. Wo
charge nothing for papers or filing und wo
give you tho full amount of tho loan In
cush. Wo are tho oldest and largest loan
company In Omaha. Our motto Is "to try
ton lease."
Telcphono 2293. 306 South ICth St.
X-496
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortgage required
LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYAIENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OAIAIIA CREDIT CO.,
noom 526. Fifth Floor, New York Life Bid.
X.00
"SALARY LOANS"
TO EAIPLOYES
NO C1IAROE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE.
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS.
"QUIET"
IOFF1CE,"
"EASILY
"FOUND."
"AAIERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO "
Room 601, Bee Building.
Open S nm. to C p., m. and noons.
Rebate when loan is paid ocfore due.
X-A17SS
MONEY louned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horst-3. cows. etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13.
X-501
SAL.P.Y LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. ,T.
W. TAYLOE. 218 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
X-003
AIONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horsea,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Qrcon. R 8. Barker blk
X-606
LOANS on furniture, pianos, diamonds,
Jewelry and salaries; chenp rates. BOS
TON LOAN Co., R. 21, Frenzer blk., 15th
nnd Dodge, opp. old P. O. Open evenings.
X-AI176 J12
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE,
with partial payments on note: no mort
gage or spcurlty: absolutely confidential;
POSITIVELY LOWEST RATES; loans of
other companies taken up. Room 303, Pax
ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
X-WJ
CHATTEL nnd salary loans. .Too H. PIcaB
ant, 54 Barker block. X-AI157 J12
CHATTEL nnd salary loans. .Too It. Pleas
ants. M Barker block. X--M157 J13
AIONEY loaned salaried peoplo holding r,er
mnnent position with responslblo concern
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, Room 410, Boar 1
of Trade Bldg., ICth and Farnam Sts.
X-502
AIONEY TO LOAN on furniture, plan's,
diamonds, etc., nt low rates, on pay
ments, You keep Fccurlty. No charge for
papers. No questions asked neighbors.
Berger's Loan Co., 1514 Farnam. Tel. Mil.
X-A1621
BUSINESS CHANCES.
JIM CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn 2 and upward
weekly each. Earl, Clarlt & Co., Furni
ture Manufacturer, Chicago, III.
Y-501
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
the country; good pay for right man. Ad
dress E4, Bee. Y M190
WANTED, partner, good rustler, engage In
chnttel loun business in southern or west
ern city. E 57, Bee. Y-rM574 1
PARTNER with means to engage In sheep
business, Address E 69, Beo. Y 578-J3
WANTED, partner with $500 cush; no work,
money safe, largo profit: references. Airs,
A. A. Drnper. Omaha. Neb. Y 599 !
VALI'AHLE patent on household nrtlclo
of over)'
v day ubc. will Hell ontlro nat-
ent or territory. For circulars and par
lr-
tlculars, address box W0,
AxtPll. Neb.
Y-A1616 31
I WANT tn Invest nnd take nctlvo part In
good legitimate business. Fakes need not
reply. Address E 65, Bee. Y AIOOS 31
FOR SALE Fine. 3-story brick nnd base
ment hotel In western Kansas, 34 rooms,
0 regular boarders and all the commer
cial trade: has never been closed. A bar
gain. I have other bjslness. Address,
F 5, Bee. Y AIC51 8
FOR SALE, nil ensh, the New Aletropolo. 15
rooms; rates $'.00; only hotel In town;
$550.00 buys it If sold ut once; leaso In
definitely to right partv, $100.00 quarterly
In ndvnnce; no monev don't answer, Tom
F. Rooney. Oberlln, Kan. Y AI7U 31"
WANTED, party to Invest $.V).00rt lna
business that will nay nn annual dividend
of 60 per cent. E 67, Bee. Y AIC22 31
FOIl K.YCIIAMii;.
QROCERY stock doing good business; want
Omaha property nnd cash; 820-acro farm
and $1,5()0 cash for hardware stock. To
sell or buy pee Vanpelt, 609 Beo Bldg.
55-517 29
FOIl SALE HEAL ESTATE.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
13 Per Cent Interest 13 Per Cent,
Throo two-story six-room houses, newly
papered and painted, llrst-clasa repair,
iurtly modern, one block from car line.
Price. $4.(nj). The Byron Heed Co.. 2'
S, 14th st.f RE-AI571
RANCH AND FARAI lands for salo bv the
Union Pacific Railroad eompnny. II. A.
, AlcAllnstcr land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquartcra, Omaha, Neb.
RE -.14
SEVERAL vacant lots In Hnnscom Pluce
for sale cheap. J. II. Shersvond. 939 N. y,
Llfc RK-A16M1 1
C. F. HARRISON. BARGAINS. 913 N. Y. L.
RE 123 J9
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire
Insurance. Hemie, Paxton blk. RE 51?
PROPERTY bought and aold; mony
loaned: rents collected. V. L. ohnson
Co., 311 So. 15th St. HE 103
EQUITY In whalosalo district, 66x132. bring.
int. in buou rcnini, mrgiiiu. Aimrevs
E E6,Om. RE-412-3'
3,fJe
for sali: heal estate.
C1IAS. E.
WILLIAMSON, 12fiJ Farnam SL
RE OS-
SEE HENRY It,
PAYJTE, 601 N. V. LIFE.
RE-512
I OR BALE, four ncres, nil In fruit boar
Ingi best Improvements; thirty minute
walk from packing houses, street ear
nrcommndatlons. A bargain Is tnken soon.
. J. Alack, South Omnha.
RE--A1601 3f
FOR SALE, five, store buildings, each 20x60;
40,000 feet of gocd lumber In them. Theso
buildings must be sold nt once. Also good
cottage nt 15th nnd California, to bo re
moved. A. P. Tukey, Board of Trndev
llE-nsi-29
UA 1NG mado .irrnngemcuts to leave the
city I will sell my home. 1507 Ydtes, St.,
also adjoining house nnd lot nt n saerlllee.
Tom Dennlson, n-JS39
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMlLlE's, Miss Sturdy, SIS S. 2Cth st.
-A1977 JS
AIRS. JEFFftlES KEAIP, 404 Paxton block,
telephone 2420. At Ml J27
ItlltUS JtXtt TAXIDEItMl.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
633
LAUNDRY,
OAIAIIA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7oj collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. CI7
-tat
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232, Omahn. Neb. Confldintlal.
-516
AIRS. A. A. DRAPER, D. At., graduated
In the best schools, treats chronlo and
nervous diseases, ladles und children.
Hotel Drcxcl. 598 1
GONOVA Is a Frenli treatment for mftlo
anil female, for the posltlvo euro of Gon
orrhoea, Gleet, Unnatural Discharges. In
flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations
of tho mucous membranes, An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to euro worst cases In ono week;
$3 per package or two for $5. Sont nny
where on receipt of price . The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin. III. American Office, retail,
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co,, Omahn;
At. A. Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
DANCITKO.
AFTER the hollduys. What 7 You can Join
In ono of Alorand's classes In dancing -nnd
comblno plensure with instruction at a
moderate price. Call on him nt Crclghlnn
hall and you will hear of the advantageous
terms you can make. Classes always open
for beginners. Children Wednesdays and
Saturdays, adults Tuesdays and Fridays.
Prlvnto lessons dally and evenings. High
school class Saturday evening. AI577 5
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION nnd sldo pleating, cheapest,
best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 9 Pat
terson Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts.
-622
FURNITURE HAIICAINS.
We have bought tho cntlro stock of Wolf
Zacharla, 12o7 Fnrnnm st., amounting to
$3,0u0, at 60o on tho dollar. Tho larger
portion being holiday goods, we are will
ing to close them out nt 15 per cent profit.
Don't fall tn Inspect this lino before pur
chasing. Remember the plnco., Enter
prise Furniture Co., 102-101 South 14th,
corner Dodge. M 308 31
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'3 School, 717 N. T. Life.
-523
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Beo Bldg. -534
NEB. Bus. & Shorthand, college. Boyd's
Theuter. ; 523
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C.'CoI. 16 & .Dpug.
n,T i -628
JUNK.
B.&M. Junk house, J. Mlldor, Prop., dealer
In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a
specialty. .101-803 Farnam, Omaha. ToL 2378.
-421
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 513 N. Y. L. Bldg.; Tel.
1CC4; Alien Johnson. D. O., ladles' dept.;
Gld E. Johnson, Osteopathtst, Mgr.
-518
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Ktrksvlllc, Mo., 601 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367,
-519
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANTKD, to borrow $10,000 fop ono year.
Will pay 7 per cent. Good security. Ad
dress F 1, Bee, . M-623 31
NICKEL PLATING.
OAIAIIA PLATING CO.. Bee Bldg. Tel.
2535. AI618
IlllllHEII STAMPS.
BADGES, medals.
Bldg. Tol. 2535.
Om. Pl't.
Co., Beo
AI617
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St
ng st
-r527
TICKET IIIIOKEH.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P, lL,Jhll.
bin. 1505 Farnam. Telephone TE4, 631
Hlllltlin FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses resllvcrcd. 70S N 16,
-531
HOUSttC WINTEIICU.
HORSES wintered, $4 per month, J. w.
Phelps, 257 N. Y. Life bldg. 'Phone 1054!
M 783 .13
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable accommodat
ing; all business confidential, 1301 Dougliis,
CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
UI1U I.UKC ma.
-370
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldg,
-630
BELGIAN HARES.
PEDIORKED Belgian hares ut common
sense prices, 2730 Decntur St. At 093 1
SUES fc CO .
Patent Layvyers
BteBldg., Omaha, Ntk
Patent (
PATENTS
GUARANTEE!)
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETtNG.
Ofllco of tho Lpe-Olnss-Amlrtosen.. Hard
ware Co., Omaha, Neb., Dec, S, 1900.
Notice It hereby given to the stockholil.
ers of the Lee-Glass-Andreosen Hnrdwnr)
Co. that tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of tho company will bo held at
the ofllcos of said company, 1219, 1221 and
1223 Harney street, In tho city of Omaha,
tn tho state of Nebraska, on Tuesday,
January 8, A. 1)., 1901, ut 3 o'clock p. in.,
for tho purpose of electing n board nf
directors for thi company to servo during
the ensuing year, .and transact such
other business ns may be presented ut such
meeting. II. J. LEE.
AttPHti
Dt 3ltm
W
M. GLAH3.
Secretary,
STOCKHOLDERS' At EETING.
Notice is hereby given that -ths annual
meeetlng of the stockholders ol The Hc
Building company will bo held at 4 o'c'.otu
p. m. Thursday. January 15, 1901, at the
ofllco of suld company In Tho Bce'buiUlliig,
Omaha, for the election of a board of di
rectors for the ensuing year andttlie trans
ictlon of such other bueinvaw may prop
erly come before such metpr By order of
tho president, C. C. ROSE WATER.
Secretary,
Deo3d73t
POSTOI'FICE NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY by nil Interested, ns
thauges may occur at nny time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending Jnnu
nry 6, 1901, will close (PROMPTLY in all
oases) nt thP General Postofllce ns fol
lows: PARCELS POST AIA1LS CLOSE
ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing time
shown below. Parcels Post Malls for
Germany close nt 5 p. m. January 2.
Regular nnd Supplementary Atalts closo nt
Foreign Branch half hour later than clos
ing time shown below.
TranantlanHc alalia,
WEDNE9DAY-At 6:30 n. m. for EUROPE.
per s. s. New York, via Bouthampt!
(mall for Germany nnd Ireland must lie
directed "per s. . New York"); nt 8:30
n. m. (supplementary in n. tn.) tor iu
ROPK. per s. s. Teutonic, via Queens
town (mail for Germuiiv must bu directed
"per s, s, Teutonic"); nt 1 p. tn. for
Air.uKr.s island, per s. S. l'cninsiuar.
THURSDAY At 6:30 n. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. FOR
TUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA und LOREN.O AIAR-
guliZ, per s. s. Lit Gascogne, via Havre
(mall for other nnrts of Kurone must bo
directed "per s. b. La Gascogne")! tit 6:30
n. m. tor isuroi'K. per s. s. ituiser vm.
der Gross?, via Southampton and Bremen
(mail for France, Switzerland, Italy,
Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt, Greece,
iritisn mum and Lorenzo .Mnrqucz, via
Cherbourg, must bo directed "per s. s.
Kaiser Wm. der Grosso").
SATURDAY At 2:30 a. tn. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Ktrurln, via qiieenstown: nt s a
in. for NETHERLANDS dlrpct. per s. s
Stntitcndam (mall must be directed "per
b. s, Staatcndam"); at 9 a. tn. for ITALY,
per a. s. F. Blsmnrck, via Naples (mail
must bo directed "per b. s. F. Bismarck");
nt to n. m. for hcutlaisii turret, ppr e,
b, Astoria (mail must bo directed "per s.
s. Astoria").
PRINTED AlATTER, ETC. This stenmer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers
nnd Samples for Germany only. Tho snmo
class of mall matter for other parts of
Europe will not bo sent by this ship unless
specially directed by her.
After the closing nf the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantio Mails mimed above addi
tional supplementary malls nre opened on
tho piers of the American, English,
Fronch nnd German steamers and remain
open until within Ton Minutes of tho hour
of sailing of steamer.
Mnlla for South nml Central Anierlrn,
West Inrilen, ftp.
MONDAY At It n. m. for ST. KITTfl nnd
BARBADOS, per s. s. Uller.
TUESDAY At 3 n. m. for NORTHERN
BRAZIL, per s. s. Jaffa: nt 6:30 p. m. for
JA.MrtllA, per s. s. AUininu Duinpnun,
from Boston.
WEDNESDAY At 9:30 n. m. (supplemen
tnry 10:30 n. m.) for CENTRAL AMER
ICA (except Costa Rica) and SOUTH
PACIFIC PORTS, per A. s. Alllancu, via
Colon (mall for Ouatcmnln must bo di
rected "per s. s. Alllancn"); nt 9:30 a. m.
for 1NAGUA nnd HAITI, per s. h. Alt.
Vernon; at 12:30 p. tn. for CUBA. CAM
PECIIE, YUCATAN. TABASCO and CHI
APAS, per s. b. Segurancn, via Havana
nnd Progrcso (mall for other pnrtB of
Atexlco must bn directed "per b. b. Se
gurancn"): nt 11 p. m. for JAA1AICA nnd
PROVINCE OF SANTIAGO, CUBA, per
steamer from Philadelphia..
THURSDAY At I0'u. m. for HAITI, per a.
b. Prlns Wm. Ill (mnll for Curacao. Trini
dad, Venezuela, British and Dutch Guiana
must bo directed "per s. s. Prlns Wm.
Ill"); nt 12 m. for ARGENTINE REPUB
LIC, URUGUAY nnd PARAGUAY, per b.
b. Phidias; at 12:30 p. tn. (supplementary
1 p. in.) for NASSAU, OUANTANAAIO
nnd SANTIAGO, per s. b. Snrntoga: at
11 p. m. for NASSAU,, per steamer from
Miami, Fin.
SATURDAY At S a. m. for BERAIUDA,
per h. s. Trlnldnd; nt 8:30 n. m. for Brn
zll. per h. b., Buffon (mall for Northern
Brazil, Argentine Republic, Uruguay and
Paraguay must bo directed "per s. s,
Buffon"): at 9 n. m. for PORTO HICO,
per s. b. Snn Juan, via Snn Junn: nt 9 n.
m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URU
GUAY nnd PARAGUAY, por s. b. Norman
Prince; nt 9 a. m. (supplementary 9:30 n.
m.) for CURACAO nnd VENEZUELA,
per s. h. Hlldur (mall for Savnnllla nnd
Cnrthacenn must be directed "nor s. b.
Hlldur); nt 10 n. m. (supplementnry 10:30
n. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA-
AIAICA. 8AVANILLA. CARTHAGENA
and GREYTOWN. per s. s. Alene (mnll
for Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s.
Aleno"): nt 10:9) a. m. for CUBA. ;or s. s.
Alorro Cnstlo, via Havnna; nt 11 ti. m.
for" NASSAU, por Eteamer from Atlnml,
Fin.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, und thence by steamer, close nt
this olllce dally nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wedncsduy and
Saturday). Alalia for Allquelon, by rail to
Boston, and thence by steamer, closo nt
this ofTlco dally nt 6:30 p. m. AIuIIb for
Cuba, by rail to Fort TnmpU, Fin., nnd
thence, by steamer, closo nt this office
dally at "6 a. m. (tho connecting closes
nro on Sunday, Wedncsduy nnd Friday).
Atalls for Atexlco City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, closo at this office dally at 1:30
p. m. and 11 p, m. Atalls for Costa Rica,
Belize. Puerto Cortcz nnd Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thonce by
steamer, close at this ofTlco dally nt 1.30
p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays for
Belize. Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala nnd
Tuesdays for Costa Rica). Registered
mail closed nt 6 p. in. previous day.
Trniispncirtp Mnll.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia)
New Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI and Sainonn
Islands, via San Francisco, close hero
dally nt 6:30 p. m. after December 9 nnd
tip to December 29, Inclusive, or on day
of arrival of s. s. Etrurla, duo nt New
York December "20, for dispatch per s. a,
Sonoma.
Malls .for Ch'na, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Tacoma, close hero dally nt
:S0 p. m. up to December 31, inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Glonturret.
AIulls for Papeltl, via San Francisco, closo
here dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to January !,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Malls for China, Japan itnd Philippine
Islands, via Seattle, clasp here dally nt
6:30 p. m. up to Juuuury !, Inoluslve, for
dispatch per s. 8. Rlojun Maru (registered
mall must bo directed "via Seattle").
Mulls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco, close here
dally ut 0:30 p, tn. up to January "I, In
clusive, for dispatch per b. s. Poking.
Malls for Australia (pxcopt West Australia,
which goes via Europe, nnd New Zealand,
.which goes via San Francisco), and FIJI
Islands, via Vancouver, close hero dally nt
6:30 p. in. up to January "6, Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s, Warrlmoo (supplemen
tary malls, via Srnttlc, close at 6:30 p. m.
January 6),
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Philip
pine Islands, via Snn Francisco, close here
dally nt 0:30 p, tn, up to Jsinunry "ll, In
clusive for dispatch per h. b. Guellc,
Alalh for China nnd Japan, via Vancouver,
close here dally nt 6:30 p. m, up to Janu
ary 22, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of Japan (registered mall must
bo directed "via Vancouver"),
Transpacific malls uro forwarded to port of
Balling da)ly Ilni1 U schedule of closing
is arranged on tho presumption or their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mnll cIobps at fl p. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Postmaster.
Postofllce, New York, N. Y., pec. 28, 19u0.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
CHICAGO, ROCK I8L
ami & Pnclllo Railroad
"Tho Great Rock Isl
and Route" city
Ticket Ofllco. 1323 Far
nam Street. Telephone,
428. Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy fits. Tele
phono, 629,
, nm Leave, Arrive.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local a 7:25 am Ml KB am
Chicago Express bll:l5 om a 8:10 urn
Des Alolncs Local a 4:20 pm n 4:45 pm
Clllnigo Fast Kxprcs8..a 5:0) pm n 1:23 pm
Des Alolncs, Rock Isl
and und Chlcugo u 7:10 pm n 9:35 pm
WEST. '
Lincoln, Cnlorui'o Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
.West . .... u 1:30 pm n 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma &
Texan Flyor .. .... ..a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
MIBBOUHl PACIFIC RAIL
road acnernl Ofllces nnd
Ticket Ofllces, Southenst
Corner 14th und Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
Union Station,
St. Louis nnd Kansas
City Express ul0:00 nm a 6:30 pm
K. i, St. L. Express.. al0:10 pm n 6:15 am
Leave from 16th
.Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local.
and
Via
Weeping Water b 4:13 pm nl0:45 nm
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, JIILWAU K K K
fail.
A St Paul Railway-City
Ticket Ofllce, 1504 Furnsm
lUllWAUk
Street. Telephone, 284i
Depot, Tenth und AlnsofV
nirecis. Teiepnone, 629.
T.PAV. ArrlvA
Ch cago Limited Kx.,,.a 6:n pm a 8:06 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex. ,b 7:13 am b 3:40 pm
im Dully, b Dally except Sunday,
INTERESTS OF RlJur
SSES
Welfare of Rural Communities Impoi
Entire Republic.
I a
DETERMINE OUR NATIONAL CHARACTER
For lis Cnuiitliiuniu'c nnd Strrnnth
Hip t'nlnn Iteqnlre Tlmt the
"Itnrnl Clnaaea Shunlil Thrive
unit Prosper.
Following Is nn abstract of tho address
delivered by Chutieollor Andrews of the
University of Nebraska at tho Nebraska
Dairymen's meeting nt Lincoln:
Two great movements are now progressing
lit the United States, which have extraor
dinary soclnl Importance. Ono Is tho rush
of population Into cities: tho other, tho,
syndicating of most wealth In a manner
which threatens to lower the fortunes of
tho rural classes. Theso classes, being
nmofc thi'Sp. which cannot combine, have to
sell their products competitively, whereas
for most things which they buy they must
ray syndicate prices. Theso two movements
re so sweeping and In their effects so
RAILWAY TIM II TAIII.liS,
FREMONT, ELKHORN St
Allssourl Valley Rnllrotd
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Ofllces.
United Slates National
Hank llldg.. S. W. Corner
Twelfth and l.-nriimti Kt.
Ticket omcp. 1401 Farnam .St. Tel. Ml, Dc
pot, 15th nnd Webster Sts. Tel. 145s.
Leave. Arrive.
Rlnck Hills, Dendwood
Hot Springs i 3:00 pm h 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Cusper und
Douglus d 2:00 pm e C:00 pm
Hastings, York, Dnvld
city, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward.. ..b 2:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Vcrdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:2S nm
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont .b 7:30 nm bl0:5 nn
Fremont Iical c 7:30 nm
n Dally, b Dally exeppt Sunday, p Sun
av ot iv. ii unnv p
Daily except Monday,
CHICAGO St NORTH
western ltnllway "Thj
Northwestern Lino" -Clt'
Ticket Ofllce, Hit
Farnam St. Telephone,
Mt. Depot, Tenth nnd
Mnrcy Sts. Telephone Sf),
j.eave. Arrivo.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am nll:30 pm
Chicago Passenger u 4:13 pm u 8:40 am
Eastern Express, Des
Alolncs, AIurshnlltownN
Cedar Rapids and
Chicago a 10:55 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and Eust a 4:55 pm a 4:00 pm
Fast Mnll, Chicago to
Omaha a 2:lr pm
Omaha-Chicago Llmlt'd.a-7:45 pm n K:0) pm
Fast Mull a H::M urn
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:3 pm
Eastern Express b 9:00 pm
a Dally, b Dully except Saturday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "Tho North
western Line" GPHPril
Ottlcps, United Stntes
National Hunk llultdlug,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
und Farnam Sts. Tlpln.f
Ofllce. 1401 Farnnm St. Telephone 561. De
pot, Tenth nnd AInrcy Sts. Telephone 629.
jcave .Arrive,
n (1:55 nm nlo:2, nm
Twin City Express,.
Twin City Limited..
Sioux City Local....
a Dally.
..a 7:33 pm
..n S:00 am
ft 8:15 nm
a 3:50 pm
CHICAGO, ST PAUL.,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Rnllwny "Tho North
western Line" General
Ofllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. City Ticket Olllce.
Farnam
Telephone, 561. Depot,
15th and Webstar Sts.
Lenve.
Twin City Pas"cnger..,a 0:00 nm
Omuhn PuHscnger
Sioux City & North-
ouBt Nebraska a 3:15 pm
a Dally.
Arrive,
a :10 pm
ali:lo am
HURL1NOTON & A1IS
Kourl River Railroad
"The Hurltngton Route"
General Ofllces, North
west Corner Tenth und
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Ofllce 1502 Farnnm Street.
Rurllnetnn Station. Truth
Telei
und Allison Streets, Telephone, 12.S.
Leave, Arrive,
Lincoln, Hastings and
AlcCook a 8:40 nm a 7:35 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado. Utah, California, a 4:23 pm a 2:00 pm
Lincoln & Hlack Hills. ,u n:00 pm a (1:45 nm
Montana, Puget Sound. .a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Alall b 3:00 pm a 0:17 nm
Wymore, Heutrlce nnd
Lincoln u 8:40 nm Ml:55am
Denver. Colorado, Utah
nnd California n 6:45 am
South Hond, liouisvillc,
FlftttRmouth b 3:35 pm Ml:05 am
Ft. Crook, Plnttsmouth
and Pnclllo Junction.. a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am
Hellnvtip, Pluttmouth
and Pacific Junction. .a!2:I0 am
n Dnlly. b Dally exct'pt Sunday.
CHICAGO, HURLINGTON
& Qulncy Rallroad--"The
Hurllngton Route' Ticket
Ofllcn 1502 Fnmam Streot.
Tolephone, 250. Depot,
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone 128.
Leave, Arrivo.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial n 7:00 am al0:23 pm
Chicago Vestlbulcd Kx,.n"4:00 pm n 7:45 urn
Chicago Local Kxpress.n 0:30 urn a 4.05 pm
Chlcugo Limited .........a 7:50 pm n 7:45 am
Fust Mall n 2:45 pm
n Dally.
i
KANSAS CITY, ST. JO-
sepn & Council muffs
Railroad "Tho Hurllng
ton Route" Ticket Ofllco,
1602 Furnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
nnd AliiHon Streets, Tele,
phono, 128.
i- i ,euve. Arrive,
Knnsas City Day Kx. ,n 3:20 am a 6:2.1 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..a!0:30 pm a 6:15 um
St. Louis Flyer for St
Joseph and St. Loubi..a 5:10 pm all:15 am
a Dnlly,
I
W A 11 A S H RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllco, 1415 Fnrnnm
Street. Telephone, 323. Dc
not, Tenth nnd Mnrcy Sts.
Telophone, 62U.
Leave. Arrivo.
Cannon Hull"
a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
St. Louis '
Express
u Dally.
UNION PACIFIC-TUB OVER
Innd Route" General Olflces,
N, K. Cor. Ninth und Farnnm
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce, 1324
Farnnm Streot. Telephone, 316.
Depot, Tenth nnd AInrcy Sts,
Telephone, 619,
Lenve. Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited.. a 8:20 am n 7:80 pm
Tho Chicago Portland .
Speelnl a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Thu Fast Atall a 8:50 am a 3:23 pm
The Mali and Exprcsa,.all;35 pm a 4:2.1 pm
Lincoln, Heatrlco und
Stromsburg Express,, b 4:0C pm bl2:i0 pm
Tho Pacific Express. ...a 4:23 pm
Tho Atlantic Express... n 0:50 am
Grand Island Lucn! b 5:30 pm b 11:25 am
a Dally, h Dally except Bunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rhllroad-Clty Ticket Of
llce, 1403 Farnam Street.
Telophone, 246. Depot,
Tenth and Atarcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
3fi
Chicago Express
...a 7:00 am a 4:06 pm
,..u 7:45.pm a 8:03 um
b 7:00 um h 9:10 pm
St.
n 7:45 pm n 8;0J am
from
,..,..b 4:30 pm b S:13 nm
from
uiucago Limited ,.
Mlnnruimlls nnd
Paul Express ....
Minneapolis and
Paul Limited ....
Frt Dodgo Local
Council HltlfTs ..
Fort Dndgo Local
council niurrs
b 7:45 nm
u Dally, b Daily except Sunday.
OAIAIIA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omuha, iausan city
& Eastern Ritllrnnd "The
qtilnoy Route" Tlckot (if.
lice, 1416 Farnam St. Telo
phnnp, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Streets. Telephone,
611.
f.f.flV'l. Afrti'A
St. Louis Cnnnon Hall
Express , ...a 5.05 pm a 8:20 um
Kansua City and Qulncy
JV9
dfir
HI
dione. 25o.
deel.lve that t-omr thinkers r.r.l thfu
destined to reduce the n.rnl population ot
America to Ignorant pea snnts
co and pity In most European lands, rnni
leiutt every true Amerlc.n would wl.h to
old. . ..
Whether or not the unugc. . jy
illpged wo need not innuirc, ...
""tain, that tho welfare of rural com
munlu 8 o inero ultalr of those com-,
ontlro Hone, but Is Important to tho
strength tile. For Its continuance ami
tho rural claWiola nation requires thaf
clnsses nre, so ishotthl thrive. A thof
A vigorous cotun state,
sary In order to the lpoputallon Is neces
throughout the total bVt physical hcaitri
Is cqunlly necessary to tiP' cltttens. u
character nnd Integrity of thc"cs ver,IB''
nnd also for tho richest dcvlfl'0 i'1"''"'
common sense, sincerity, largo
.nient ot
tiatrlntlsui. These nllnlllloir nnrlnir
and
"Mcthcr Earth." They are found In elf.1"
of course, but usually because they nf..
brought there. Tht strongest Instances of
them Hro not Indigenous In towns. It la
generally recognized that town life would
soon grow palo nnd sickly, ns well In
tnornl ns In physical rcgurds, but for In
cessant Importntton of blood and character
from tho country. It Is n mattes of com
mon knowledge that nearly nil the men
nnd women In tho most commanding po
sitions In society, business, llteraluro and
ltfo were born nnd reared In tho couutr?.
Ovor and above tho preceding considera
tions, which npply to other countries as
well us our own, thcro Is a special reason
for conserving nnd strengthening rural In
terests hern In tho United States. Europe
was hcttled mainly under military motive,
so that nil over Europe tho grent land
owner Is even today a more slgnlflrant
person than tho great townsmnn, manu
facturer or banker. Socially, landowning
counts thoro more than eiilth hi other
form. Tho blooded aristocracies of Euro
penn lands all stand In somo sort of con
ncctlon with tho proprietorship of land.
It Is easy to seo that In the nountrlos
named thero Is nn Immense Influence othor
than that of wealth operating against that
of mere wealth. In the United, States, un
fortunately, we as yet possess no such coun
turpolso ngaltist tho dead weight of mam
mon, We need to raise up such; and the
only apparent way, nt least tho best wny,
apparently, to accomplish tbnt rosult Is to
cultlvato rural Interests. Dulld up ami
keep up n country population both worthy
and ablo to determine our national char
actor. How ran such a country population In tho
United States bu reared? How can the
landed Interest bo put in a condition to be
felt as a solid factor in American civiliza
tion, always to bo reckoned with, opposing
in every appropriate way tho rule of brute
mammon nnd tho sway of those decadent
and effete clcmcnti always so nctlvo In
great municipalities? How can wo estab
lish country life nnd character so that it
shall be n beneficent safety vnlve, Hy-whoel
or governor to our vnst social machine?
First Good legislation Is called for di
rected not to tho financial profit of tho
funning class, which would bo class legis
lation and therefore wrong, but raluctllated
In ft largo and enlightened manner to ren
der stronger, happlor nnd more cheerful
tho people who llvo out upon tho land and
furnish tho bono nnd sinew, also In great
part tho brain nnd character of tho Amer
ican people. Laws in this spirit would not
deserve condemnation ns class legislation.
Their fundamental aim would not be tho
welfare of a class. They would not have In
view the good of tho country for Its own
sake, but country prosperity for the sako
of the entire notion, tho Idea being that
tho character, morality, ability nnd con
sequently safety of the nation would Im
mencely sink should tho country .popula- .
tior. fall to the level nf serfs or peasants,'
Second Perfect roads. The advantages to
rural districts from this sourco would bo
Incalculable. The tlmo Is coming when In
all well-populated sections travel will be so
swift and comfortablo and tho entire pop
ulation f.f a country ran, daytlmo or even
ing, gather at tho center as easily as such
a crowd ran now form tn nny city, when
county centers will have churches, music
halls, opera houses, schools' and all simi
lar ngencles of culture ns good as there,
arc In tho world.
Third Free rural delivery of malls will
ccmo Immediately after roads nre made
gocd, so that newspapers nnd other Intelli
gence by mail will not only speed across
tho country at tho most rapid rate so far as
railways extend, tut reach destination from
porlofflccs with equal expedition.
Fourth Country high schools. Efforts
for tho establishment of theso have been
making for a number of years In thin state.
Tho need Is n pressing one. Those Inter
ested In tho cause nro In earnest and may
bo counted upon to continue agitation until
ovory boy and girl In tho country parts
of the state can obtain first-rate school
preparation for the university or for Ufa
without tuition cost nnd without being
obliged to leave home.
Fifth Vastly Improved primary anil
grammar as well as high rchools. Wuon
rapid and easy travel over country roads
Is the rule schools will be concentrated
at county nnd township centers so that
grading can be madu much moro complote
than now. A higher order ot teaching tal
ent will also bo employed. Far boyond
this In Importance grading and admlnls
trntioa being equally good country schools
can bo made Immensely moro Instructive
nnd Inspiring thnn city schools. Nature,
tho central object of attention In modern
schooling, city pupils can approach only
with travel and expense, but It lies In all
Its departments open and ready for In
spection under tho eyes of country pupils
without money and without price.
Sixth Tho encouragement of all who can
to build and llvo In tho country, even If a
part of their life must bo In tho city. The
above Improvements will go far to produce
this encouragement. A reflux of popula
tion from city to country will certainly oc
cur when country roads nre perfect, mall
facilities greatly bettered, schools, con
certs, churches and other means of culture
as good In tho country n3 In tho city, nml
so on. Hut aside from theso considera
tions there ought to he n richer, deeper
and mora general appreciation ot the coun
try than now exists. Tho country Is beau
tiful, healthful and cverywlso' desirable on
Its own account. It peoplo think otherwise
or do not think on tho subject nt all It
Is due to their lack of culture They Ig
nore the works of God, ns stupid poopls
might walk through the Louvro nnd not
think of tho matchless art creations upon
the right -hand nnd tho left. Tho subject,
the glory of tho country, ought to be taught,
written up and preached upon until en
thusiasm for country living becomes deep
anil general,
Seventh Farmers themselves can assist
to strengthen pad enrich country life by
doing farm work In a moro systematic
manner than Is now usual, Too much
farming goes by mere routlno nnd tradi
tion without tho slightest application of
scientific pr'nclple. How few farmers, for
Instance, keep books so as to know what
prortt accrues from si'ch and such nn nnl
tnal, herd, crop or parcel of land? This
inethodlcss and unintelligent farming Is re
sponsible for much of tho disposition shown
by your boys and girls to rush to tho city.
Young people with Intelligence wish to
cultlvato their minds and nre determined
to do this. The farming which thoy hnv
known doesn't ply them with that motive.
Farming might bo so carried oa that young
people's mental faculties nnd sonse of art
would bo addrPHHod by It far moro thin
-an !.o ilono by city occupations,
French Ainbftaandar Arrlvrx,
NEW YORK, Doe. SO.-Atnoiig tho pas
sengur who arrived today nn the steamer
Ut GiiMcolgup, from Huvre, wus M. Cam
bon, French ambassador at Washington.
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