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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 22, 1901. t A SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisement far these coloani will ba taken antll 1U m. tar the renin edition and until H MO v tu tor ihoralag and Sunday edition. Rates, 1 l-2c a rrord flrat Ineertlon, le a ward thereafter. Nolhlna; taken far lesa than ar.c for the flrat Inaer tloa. Thrie advertlsetaenta maat be eonaeeatlrely. AdYertlsera, by requesting a maaa tsere check, can hare aaawera ad elreasea to a nasabered letter In ear f Tha Bee. Aaawara aa aaareased will he delivered om preaentatlaa at tha afcaak emir. SITUATIONS WANTUD. WANTED, situation br yolins; lady, fa miliar with abstract work. typewriting and shorthand; best of references from present employers. Address C 4fl, Ileo. A MVO IS WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED We have steady work for a few gooa nutuers oi gooa nanus ana appear ance. C. i". Adams Co., 1605 Howard Hi. B Mi BARBER trade taught thoroughly In abort time; cataloguo und particulars free. Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha; Neb. B-301 WANTED, housewrcckers to (lie bids on musical festival lumber material, gravel, etc., at Hth and Capitol avc. Inquire J. E. Knowiea, iiupcrinienacni. ii-jiwi mtir.HT vounr man to take a shorthand scholarship In best school and pay fur It wnen course is uniwa unu poMiion cured. Address C 16, Ucc. B -5 23 WANTED, four bricklayers' nt once. Call 611 1'AXlOn UIK. IS .M318 ..' WANTED, men to leurn barber trade; only eignt weeKh .cquirvu, tools presented; wages Saturdays, positions irunranltod: special Inducements now; catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, 1623 f-UlilIIl Dl. JJ JlitM WE WANT a representative In every largo city, good wages; congenial work. Fur particulars write to William Uptegrove, uox jsi, uouiaur, coio. u-iiw ur WANTED Four stonecutters; 40 cents an nour. . j. uarrctt, iojx city, la. II M33J--22 tx) HARVEST hands, South Dakota nnd western Canada. Canadian ofllce. K22 uougiaa. u Jiauj 23 WANTED, by an established, high-rated firm, scheme or specialty men to sell an exceedingly attractive und saUblo line; special terms and unique Inducements; high-priced men Investigate. Box Ml, W ANTED, every smoker to know that tho Prince of Omaha Is tho greatest IC cigar sold; auk your dealer for It and don t take a substitute; manufactured by tho . i . aioccacr cigar to, u M413 S3 VOUNO man to take caro of rooms for tuition in nookkeeping or shorthand Nenr: uus. coll., Boyd Theater. H-2S3 20 WANTED FEMALE HELP. WANTED, 100 lrU. 1521 Dodge. Tel 876. C 305 WANTED, girl for general housework, fain- lly of thrco. Mrs, simeral, 976 N. 28th Ave. c-227 K1FTV girlis all kinds work, office, Canadian c m BRIGHT young lady to take a shorthand scholarship In the best school and pay ior it wnen course ja nnisnea anu post tlon secured. Address C 45, Bee. C-2S4 25 MIDDLE-AGED woman for housework on rancn. mquiro 3Wti Facltlc. C M30J : WANTED, young ladles dressing, manicuring or to learn halr- or tnapsukri!". com. pieie course given in lour weeks; every in Hum t;c ui inorouKn training onered positions guaranteed; tools presented speclul advantages to applicants from .lltiince; cataloguo mailed free. Moler t. oiit-K-, ltia Fanmm st. UM316 :b - . l Oli Jl COMPETENT second girl wanted; ood nKr. ii utngaon (-our I. W-JUS 3 GOOD girl at the.Crecho; no washing. , c-sss a) WANTED, girl to cook and assist in gen it mi uuuaciwin. i iicavcn worm. C-293 20 FOR KENT HOL'SES. IK YOU want your houses well rented place mem wun uoncwn ct jo, u JUi TO MOVE right, got Omaha Van 8torag HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city, Urennan-LOVe to., bu eoutn am street. D-303 HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block. D 310 SEE HENRY 13. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE, D 311 HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead. 1521 Douglas. D-313 HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker block, D Z1I HOUSES wanted. 'Wallace, Brown blocks D 3H t217 CUMING, 8-room house, all modern except (urnace; rent, iai. . OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th and Douglas. D 060 FOR RENT, furnished cottage, 7 rooms, to small family witnnui cnimren. LmIKO Inquire J44 Uee Uldg. D-M3IS r S-ROOM brick house, modern, 2717 Jacksan Telcphcno A. 'lraynor,, i or usaa. D-59J- MODERN 7-room house, near Park. 150 So. ISlh. D 223 JyC3 TO small family, a four-room house, 2C04 lllondo, V) per month. Apply 007 N. 19 s D MS 97 FOR RENT. Sice N. 29tli ave., house, newly papered and painted; -fix tine large rooms, See N L. Trimble, 121$ Farnam. . D-M199 FOR RENT 8-room, new. strictly modern brick uutiuing, imi s. in si., no. X)-32-22 FOR RENT. 10-room. east front, brlr house SOS N. d st., near Davenport, Inquire next door. D M27U FOR RENT House and barn; nil modern; 2137 South S3d St. Apply 4W! Merchants' National Bank .Bldg. I a- SIX-ROOM modern cottago and barn, 23d and Harney. Apply P.' D, Wead. D-S29 22 S-R. MODERN house, Dundee. -r. house, W7 N. 26th, $9. 4-r. basement. 2?22 So. 20th, ii. 4-r. house. 46th and Leavenworth. w. 1 aeioy, noara or Trado Bldg. 'Phone, 1510. D-M3J1 23 ROOM flat. 17 South 16th. 311 New York Life. Clark Ponell, D J7S FOR RENT, No. 2722 Howard St., an right room house, every convenience. Call at 501. Boyd's theater. D-26 20 FOIl ItENT FURNISHED BOOMS. DEWEY, European hotel, 13th and Fnrnam. E 319 THE THURSTON, cool airy rooms. E 320 THREE rooms, light housekeeping. HIS 8outh nth. E-615 DOUBLE parlor for two gentlemen. :s Cuming St., second floor. L 206 303 TWO strictly modern, newly furnished rooms In private family. 2213 Douglas. E-M317 S2 2 NICELY furnished rooms, for light houee keeptng, 23 Dodge St. lt-MM !2 WELL furnished room, parlor floor; every thing modern, only 39, 116 So. 25th st. E-M4U 2J SOUTH rooms, ll5 Capitol ave. -412 II r ' ' ' V- - '-y - -r - CHOICE furnished rooms, detached house, close in, lawn and shade. 2215 Farnam st. E-4U 27' FUnNIHED ROOMS AND nOAlini UTOPIA, 17S Davenport at. F-33 Fl IIMMIIED ROOMS AMI HOARD. GLENCAIRN, transient, ll.2i day, Doug. F KJ THE Mcrrlam, summer resort, 21th & DodB. iii TWO lorge front rooms, with board. IWt i.npuoi avc. i DESIRABLE rooms. The Pratt, S12 S. 25th St. DESIRABLE rooms, first-class board. 2JM II,. Pf1n LARGE front room for two nnd good board at $5.10 per week each. No. JOT Bo. :nn t F-M342 .3 I'Oll HU.Vr tKFLIlMSHEIl ROOMS. DESK room space, M per month, ground noor room in ina uee uuuuing, iacmK Farnam street, no expense for light, heat or Janitor service. R. C. Peters & Co., Rental Agents, B building. G 418 TWO unfurnished basement rooms; no children. 1120 N. 17th. U as- I'Oll IIKST-UTOIins AND OFFICES. FOR RENT Store In first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. 'J. Peters at Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. I-2 FOR RENT The building formerly occu- pan uy ine tiee at sis l urnam ai. it nas niur stories and a basement which was forrm.rly used as The Bee press room. This will bo rented very reasonably. If lnlerMted apply at once to C. C Rose water, secretary, room 100, Bee building. I-2C1 FOR RENT, room 20x70, suitable for light manuiaciurmg. isit xonge. .mci.o- Co., Printers. 1-MU4 23 FOR RENT, onice, with vault, and part nrsi noor or an top nour. nn-i? Harney st. Midland Olass & Paint Co., 1110 Harney st. 1 U AUE.VI'S WANTED. WANTED-Canvasilng ugents in every county to solicit subscription ior ihb TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OK LIVE STOCK and CUMi'LSiE STOCK. DOC TOR. This splendid book contains 1.400 Imperial octavo pages, fcoo object-teaching engravings and is tho only book on live stock ever published adapted to the every day, practical, money saving use of every farmer and stock owner. Steady employ ment with assured good Income. Agents In tha country with horse and buggy es pecially desired. Canvassers make easily 60 to (100 per month. Address, Century Farmei Solicitors' Bureau. Bee building, Omaha. J til WANTED Agents to sell our sensible en. tiownieni policy; can or auuress u. u. Lobeck, Mgr Nebraska Dept. the Security Life und Havings Ins. Co., 61$ N. Y. Life, Omaha. J-M443 Jy-2 AGENTS wanted for Drummond's lightning remedies ior rheumatism: fVJv for an in curable case; restores stiff joints, drawn cords and hardened muscles. If your dealer has not got these remedies we will end the full month's treatment of two large battles on receipt of s. Drummond Medicine Co., ill Nassau St., New York. J M9C0 A10 WANTED, ten experienced canvassing agents, wun goou reu-rences; write today, John Wanamaker, dept. 162A, New York, J-A1320 IV WANTED Reliable ngents to take nub. scnptions ior our popular magazine In connection wun new census atlas. Ex ceptional opportunity. Write toduy, John Wanamaker, Dept.. 1C3 A. New ior. J Mils 22 WANTED TO IlEAT. I ANT to rent a good stock 'farm In Nebraska. Address, flu6 Now York Life iiius., umana. K M3al .7 STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage arid Warehouse Co., 912 j ones, general storage asxi forwarding. 32 OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511 Farn. Tels. 15S9-S63. -027 STORAGE Household goods and other articles sioreu at low rates. J. J. Dcrlght a yo uiv f arnam at. lei, gas - MK3 WA.TEO TO IIL. WANTED, to purchase, controlling Interest or all the stock, In a bank In eastern Ne braska or western Iowa; correspondence uoniiueiiiim. Auurcss u o, uee. N-M991 22 HAY WANTED. IX you have hay to ship write A. C. Chesterfield Com. Co.. Kansas .Uliy, MO. N-M244 a BAKERY and confectionery. In good live Nebraska or Iowa town, doing good busi ness, must be cheap; give particulars luiiy. Aaurcss u h, iiec., M2.K FOR SALE FURNITURE, CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2U20. New & 2dhand furniture bought, hoIo, exenungeu. O 29 BUY your furnlturo at Enterprise Furnl ture Co. We have purchased a big. bank rupt stock and will closo It out at 25 per cent discount. 102-4 SI 14th. Tel. 22U6. O M630 JyJG FURNITURE of 7-room flat, elegantly equipped, line location, chean rent, full gentlemen roomers; party leaving city; a uuifciwn, j. ji. jonnson, . i. L.ue. C 123 FOR SALE HOUSES, VKIIICLES, ETC QUICKEST and best repair work on ve nules n. i-rost, inn ana Leavenworth, P-297 LIGHT grocers' delivery wagons at greatly rruueru pru-rs in i'. j. jvaru.icn c aoill ism ana nowara bts. P 327 21 'FOR SAI.K MISCELLANEOUS. SAWDUST, cheapest jiosts, poultry and hog icncc. :vi xJuuKius. y o 2DIIAND safe cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam, y 333 SAFES, standard makes, sold. rented, 114 S. 13 Q 333 BIG line of secondhand wheels. S3. U. 110, Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sta, Q 334 TRADE your old wheel In on a new one, Omaha Bicycle lo leth and cnicago sts. VI :s GOOD top buggy for sale. 1121 North 19th S3 1. i " m JUS 60 PIANOS, fJO each, 50 cents per week aenmouer .tiueuer, uu rarnam et. Q-MJI9 27 TRY a Prince of Omaha once and you will nuvc no oilier. y AHJO 23 FOR BALE, three verv line rtrent puppies, pedlgree stock, very choice: don' answer tins add unless you want fine cioi-K. ii, r. nura, itwi rarnam st. Q-M41S !7 BIDS will be received for the excluslv privilege of selling- all refreshments a the Omaha Retail Growrs" association picnic, to be held at Arlington, Neh Au gust 8, 1901. Call or address ,H. Fischer; Wl i. l.ll c nunuuiK. VJ 113 Z. clairvoyants. MRS. FRITZ, medium. SID North 16th. 8-335 MME. GTLMER has returned and resumed business, parlors, 3U south ism street. S PKRSONAI.. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superfluous hair removed by electrlcty. H. 12. Frenier block. V m RUITURE cured; no knife, no pain, n dunctr: send for circulars. Emnlre Rud ture Cure 932 N. Y. Life Building. Omaha u aw VIAVA. woman's wav to health: rational wholesome home treatment. 3IS Bee Bldg, U3ii SUPPLIES for all machines: machines fo rent. White Sewing Machine, 1620 Doug. las. Tel. 231. u U4 PRIVATE hoxnltsl for ladles before an.t during confinement; babies adopted. 2306 Qr&nt St. U-341 FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATINOl mall orders solicited. Omaha Pleating Co., 1534 uougiaa. u u u ! IMIHMONAl,. ' K RENT sewing machines for 75 cents i -r week. We sell parts for and repair rry sowing machine manufactjred. NEBRASKA CYCLE COMPANY, Corner Uth and IUrne Hts. U 424 Jyi-J M GOLDMAN & CO, only perfect ac tardlon pleating plant In the uest; mall orders solicited. Suite 200, Douglas Block. U-341 SHOE Repairing. M. SpcrdJto, SIS N. 16th. U-S.S-A-S E rent sewlnc machines for To cents per week; e repair and sell needles and parts for every machine manufactured Phone 1603. Neb. Cycle Co., Cor. 15th and Harney. F-137 A13 ME. SMITH, baths. US N. 15th, 2d floor! room 7. I 2CS 2i IF the first cigar sold you Is a Prince of umana you win not take any otner. I'-MU .J MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. urennan-Love uo an aouin isia. W-316 WANTED, city loans, bonds and warants. ucorge v (.'ompany, lwi srnam street. V M3 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds ana warrants, n. c peters & io., .v: Farnam St., B?e Bldg. W 349 MONEY to loan at 4 Va and 5V per cent cn umana property, w. u. .iieiKie, ui a. .sin. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1124 Douglas PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 9J7 N. Y. L. AND 'M per cent loans. W. H. Thomas, First National Bank building. Tel. 1C4!. W-3W MONEY TO LOAN on Improved real estate; t per cent interest; no commission; privi lege of paying J1C0 or more before ma turity. Northwestern Mutual Life 1ns. Co., John W. Glsh, special loan agent, 214 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. WANTED, city loans and warrants. V. i arnam smith & uo., ixm t arnum si. W-SJ! 4H TO & P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton ulk. J50.000 SPECIAL fund; loans 500 up, lowest rates, no delay. 'Jarvin Bros., i3 Far nam. W-M922 J3). $100, J500 private money to loan; 1, !. 3, or & years, w. l seiny, uoara or Traae Bldg. W-29 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. DO YOU NEED "MONEY. We loan 110 und up on fumtturc, pianos, horses ana otner cnatteis. SALARY LOANS. without mortgago to people holding pcana- nent positions, lou can get tne money in a lew hours after making application und take 1, 2, 3. 4, &, 6 months or moru In which to pay It back, and you need not pay for It oni day longer than you keep It. We charge nothing ior puprs ana we give you tho full amount In cash. There are no lower rates than ours; our terms are the easiest; our business Is confidential and our motto Is "try to please." OMA1LV MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 119 Board of Trade Bids. Tel. 2295. (Established U92.) Mi S. 16th St. a. CONFIDENTIAL LOANS. on house hold furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., in two nours time; also to salaried people on their plain notes, with out secur'ty Easiest payments nnd low est rates in Omaha. Private Interviewing room. American Loan Co., room 312 Brown block, cor. nth and Douglas Sis.; entrance on ltth St., opposite Y. M. C. A. Bldg. LARGEST BUSINESS 1N LOANS TO SALARirju mercnants, team sters, boarding houses, etc., without se curity; easiest terms; 40 offices In principal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade Bldg. X-3tU LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE, live 810CK, cic. iuick service anu lowest rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. 6A1 (top (floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16tn and Fa.'hdm: entrance cn 16th street. MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew elry, norsc, cows, etc. v. r . ueca, am a. u. X-303 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses. cows, jeneiry. uuu ureen, it. s, jjartcer UIK X-W4 ii.rttt.00 TO rdace auick. M. J. Kcnnard & hon, suite 310, Brown block. X 3C6 WE LOAN money to salaried people on itieir note at lowest rates: stricuy conn dentlul; pay weekly, semi-weekly or monthly. Room 303 Paxton block, 3d floor. Reliable Credit Co. X-CT3 BUSINESS CHANCES. I AM offering for sale my entire business WOOU. Coal, iccu nnu t, . t w, bidv uuitu- incs and lot. For particulars Inquire of Thos. Rlshton, 2406 West Broadway, coun cil Bluffs. Y-MlOi WANTED Ladles of ability to manage brancn oincen; mui 0,0"""; . cover cost of remedies. Thyroid-Lymph Co., 000 Bee Bldg.. Omaha. Y-C01-A-3 FOR SALE or trade, half or whole Interest in drug store; hard wood floor, Matthews ana machine. bOUa iouniam. eic. in a lively county seat, Thyroid-Lymph Co 500 Bee Bldg. ' wrtT ai.k het fru'.t. confectionery, to- 1 S - -". -- , ,. bacco ana ice .icum uuduicp, ,i, u. b"uu town: sales, 11,000 per month; reasons for selling, other business requires all my time. C 19, Bee. " win gat.f New York racket store: good business in goou iuu oi iy,.s . . 1 . - .. . O tJJt InxnlnA lOOUt oesi oi rciuuMB ior cuiub, Address C 23. Bee. Y Mfo3 26 FOR SALE Stocks of merchandise from JG00 Up. II you wish iv wujr ur ecu Tfiiio T. M. cnne, ii j dl, iincoiu, .icu. Y 250 22 unn a a T V ts frtl lnek rtt reneral mer chandise, in line condition, uoing koou business; will give discount, as stock must be sold, tor parucujurs uuurc n. a Newman, York, Neb. 1 M2ib 21 PHYSICIAN'S location. Will sell If pur chased Immediately, omce nxtures, horses, buggy, etc., to any reliable physi cian. Town of 200, good furmlng torn- MKnhv r,mnn,mtlirp tirriptlce. tOUth- eastern' Nebraska, good reasons for s 1- ing. terms easy, ror parncuiaia uui a. li. IV., , PV, amuaui uiun, y..v Neb. 31 jii- j FURNITURE and equipments (new) of HYGHSNIU HA i ll rauLono, iui muira nnu.. nirni flmt.plasa nnd naving busi ness; occupy 12-room house; best location in city; can rent rooms sufficient to puy house rent; big money In It for some cn iDr,iainv Uiiv? nwner leavlnir cltv: can tut had chean: see me quick. 3. H. John son. N. Y. Life. Y-M4J6 GENERAL MDSE. stocks, $5,000 to J1S,X. H eiuh. H improvea iano, .tco, ur in. BOOT AND SHOE stock. S.rxfl: Improved land $3,000, cash $2,0w). HARDWARE stock, line business, live town. Invoice !-.( will Five fair deal. GROCERY stocks from $500 to J2.500 In and out of rltvf dolus trood business: will sell cheap. DRUO STOCKS. 41.000 to $3,000. enjoying ,nne trade; will consider gooa isna, BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY In live town, does line business; sell cheap, COAL AND FEED business In cltv. $1,500: tine business proposition; will consider some goou real estate, hutkms, rur nlshed. for sale and rent, doinr eood business; located In Omaha and country towns: can give big bargain with some of them. ROOMING and boarding houses conducting paying business, for sale or exchange, $200 to $3,500. RESTAURANTS in and out oi city; one ESPECIAL snap In fine country town of 7.000 souls nsk mo about It quick. CIGAR STAND, good location In city: you enn buy it right. HAKUKii shop, location right, price reasonable. CARRIAGE. 2-sented nearly new, cost $210; title passes for $50, NEW 12-ROOM MODERN HKSlDRVfR 1 block ground. Kearney. Neb., for nood hotel in cou'ity scat town; write or come andsee me about the rest. Am always glud to answer fully all Inquiries. Glvo mo full details of anything you have for saie or excnannc in nrsi letter. J. H junrtnurt, .-n. i, uirc, r MI24 ' FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE, eastern property and farmn. also treneral alAeW m,r.h..i.. for Nebraska and Kansas lands; descrlbo first letter. Box 27S, Frankfort. Ind. air. " CLEAN stock dry goods, clothing, shoes etc.: doing fair business: owner wanti clear land nnd some cash. Address Box 2U, c raniiH'ri. inu. ami 33 FOR EXCHANGE. WANTED, Eastman pocket kodak, will exchange a klnetocope or Belgian in e... Box 4H, York. Neb. Z-MS9 22 FOR SAI.E-REAL ESTATE. RANCH AND FAI'.M lands for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad company, u. A. McAllaster, land commlsslulier. Union Paclnc Headquarters, urimna, Neb. RE-a67 FOR BALE. XO acres of land at a bargain. In section thirty (3uj, In Holt county. Neb. Address F. J. NtaJham, Ottumwu, la. RE-M9W a HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; a so acre property and farm lands, "l lie O. F. Davis Co., Room 552, Bee Building, UE-5T0 CORN LANDS and stock, ranches In tht Corn Belt country, Write tor my 1UU W. 11. Clementi, Lyous, Neb. RL 1C6 HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans;- also tire Insurance. Bemls, l'axton Blk. JtE-371 IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE. In the rich valley of Loup river 1 cull offer for sale many farms at reasonable prices. This land Is a rich sandy loam and pro duces elegant rrops. The farmers arc last putting their land into alralla. which brings them fine returns, three and four crops a year being harvested at little r no expense, netting as high as 130 per acre income each year. Most of this land Is under u tine Ungating canal, with a steady ..jid reliable How of water from the Loup river. I will nama a few pieces. 210 acres, 1 nvle from county seat: 2o-acres meadow, balance pasture land. Price, 1750. 2W acres H mile from county seat; good fc room house, orchard, lots of timber, 10 acres can be Irrigated, 20 acres line ul falfa, 115 acres pasture. Price, ll.W3. 160 acres, house, windmill, orchard, W acres pasture, W acres farm land, 4U acres Irri gated. Price, I1.G53. 32u acres, 100 undr plow, balance pasture; house, wltidn.lll. barn Price, 11,10. lw acres, tine place for stock, traine house, orchard, barn, plenty of water and tim ber. Price, HOo. 200 acres, 75 acres plow land, balance pas ture, on good clay sclL Price 135 per acre 160 acres, 25 acres cultivated, 35 per acre. 160 acres, W icrts cultivated, It per acre. 170 acres, with fenced meadow that will cut CO to 75 tons hay, small frame house and stabli. good stock farm. Price, 11.100. Many others that are good bargains. All this land will oroduce the best of alfalfa. with a good market and ready sale at ji ruuu prices, oeing near me cattle ranges. Write for particulars. U. A. STEWART. Taylor, Loup County, Neb. RE 573 ANTED to buy for spot cash a bunch of 2 to 4 nice laying lots under tl.GOU; must be a SNAP. Shlmrr & Chn.ie. Oil Upo bldg., -tel. 1442. RE MS0S 22 COTTAGES nnd lots for sale cheap; So. 17th St., 2462. Inquire In brick hous. In rear. HE MXG 27 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE. RE-C72 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St RE 68 NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS. My residence property Is withdrawn from sale. Z. T. I.IND8KY. RE-M419 22 ELOCUTION. ELLA DAY, 1920 Dodge. Mn, Wd. Thur, Sat, ios jy v.m STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED. Julio. Vaughn, 430 Ram go Bldg. 3.'1 FURNITURE REPAIRING. TEL. 1331. M. S Walklln, 2111 Cuming St. -3S4 BOILER MAKERS. OMAHA Boiler Works, steam bolters, tanks, stacks, etc. Tel. 13o. l?th and lxard sts. 341 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, rcllablo, aacommodat. ing; sai Dusiness connuennai. iju Uougias. - - Al'i1 1 . 333 LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, "c: collars, 2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel, 547. aw DRESSMAKING. IN families. Miss Sturdy, 2576 Harney. its aiu ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION pleating: cheapest, best. quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, fJ. E. Cor. 17th and Farnam. J$3 WANTED TO DORROW. WANTED, to borrow, $700 on a 7-room Pi- story moaern cottage; gui-eage security. li si, uee. is; FOUND. TAKEN UP. red cow, medium size. Call .oi n ana jncKton sis., AiDtignt, South umana. Mike ropp. . ,Found-J17-24 Jyl-S-15 MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading ape ciaust in diseases oi women in umana. would call the attention of sufferlns ladles to nis unsurpas.ea accommodations be fore and during confinement, und, nis treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, Dr. Pries, Dodge m.i umana, Nb. 230-J2S VIRTUaMA cures Impotency, resulting from indiscretions or debility; given vi tality, vluor -eslorini: leslrcs. ambitions. aspirations of youth, health, fitting for success, nuppmes8 in ousmess, profes sional, social, married life: $2. or 3 for 15. Sent anywhere prepaid "on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, ill. American Office, retail, wholesale. Mycis Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha; M. A. Dillon, South Omaha; Da .Is Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full line legitimate rubber goods. BELGIAN HARES. FOR SALE. Belgian Hares, best buck In smttv scored m, by crantree; few doei and i'oung ones, all pedlgred stock, V. A. Hannls, York, Neb. 33$ 22 OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. Sl5 N. Y. L.'Bldg. Tel. iirh; Alice jonnson, u. u., males- dept.; Gld. E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr, -374 DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel. 1387 a, a A. T. HUNT, D..O.. S Karbach Blk. Tel 235! 37 MRS. JOHN R. MUSICK, D. O.. osteo pathlc physician, Douglas block. -326-A-19 FISIIlMi AND PLEASURE IlESOHT. IF YOU want good bass and croppy fishing go to Langdon. Mo. Very best of hotel accommodations. Plenty of boats and nunnews. Write R. A. Dlttmar tor rates. ;g- EXPEKT ACCOUNTANT. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even Ins, R 15, Com. rtat. Bank. O. R. Rathbun, 3.C JUNK. DO NOT sell your Junk before you get f rices of Uie ureal western a una: House, 12 Douglas. Omaha. 'Phono 2165. A. I.1.,.. nmnrl.tnr !5S 1 . 23S A15 fllORTIIAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Life. -377 BOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Bee Bldg. 3; NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's Tbater. J79 GREGG Shorthand. Cm. C. Col., 16 Si Doug LOST. LOST, Auditorium brick No. 425. Reward If returned to Omaha Dally News. Lost-: SATIN SKIN SPECIALTIES. BEST for you. because beft made. Satin Hkln Soap. Cream and Powder. Use M proo f. 770 PATENTS. WILL BUY any good Invention or patent. Address Lock Box IcO, Des Moines, la. 373 MASON. FENW1CK & LAWRENCE, Washington, D. C. H. J. Cowglll, ai.-ent, 315 Ramgo block, Omaha. Neb. 95 $5 THIS advertisement Is good for $5. Sues & Co., patent attormys. Be - bllg., O.ni ha, Neb, No tee unless successful. -M23I AIS UEWARD. J7S.no REWARD offered for the arrest and conviction of the party who entered and Hole shoes from the store of 11. Meier at Elkhorn. Neb., the night of June 27. Cltl xens Com., Elkhorn, Neb. 417 29 CARPE.VriiRS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, tn ond lake Sts. 370 BICYCLES, PRICES that will surprise you; must clear out the stock of new and second-hand bicycles; second-hand wheels from U.M ur; new ones, lit up. Louis Fletcher, l&U Capitol at-e. 763 MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE. LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Iowa 'arms at a per cent, borrowers can pay Jlw or any multiple; any Interest date; no delay, Brennan-Love Co., 3M S. Uth St., Omaha. Neb. W-347 PIANO TUNING. PIANOS tuned. 11.50. F. Lcssentln. Mandcl- berg's Jewelry Store, l'axton blk. Tel. lwa. 2tf0 Jy GOVERNMHVr NOTICE. PROPOSAL8 FOR SCHOOL AND HOSPI tal Buildings und Building Materials. Department of the Interior, omce of Indian Airuirs, wusnington, u. u june .a, iwl Sealed proposalfi, Mulorsed "PropoaIs for Buildings, Genoa, Neb.," and addressed to the Commissioner of Indian Affain, Wash ington, D. C, Mill be received at tho In dian unico until two o clock ti. m. oi juiv 29, 1')1. for furnishing and delivering the necessary materials and labor required to construct and complete at the Genoa In dian School, Nebraska, a brick school build ing and a frsme hospital building. Includ ing heating and electric lighting system. In strict accordance with plans, specification anu instructions to bidders, which may be examined at this Ofllco. tho offices of "The Bee,' Omaha, Neb., tho "Nebraska State Journal.' Lincoln. Neb., the "Jour nal," Sioux City, Iowa, the "Tltnes- ueraid, cnicago, in., tne guilders- ana Traders' Exchange, Omaha, Neb., the Builders' and Traders' Exchange, Milwau kee, Wis., the Northwestern Manufactur ers' Association, St. Paul, Minn., the U. S. Indian Warehouses at 15 Howard street, Omaha, Neb., 233 Johnson street, Chicago, I1L. and 77 wooster street. New lork. N. Y und at the school. Sealed pro posals, endorsed "i-roposnis tor uuuoing Materials," and addressed to W, H, Wins low. Genoa. Neb., will be received at tho Indian school until two o'clock n. m. of July 29, 1901. for furnishing and delivering at the school, an required, about 42,OuO feet of lumber, assorted: t'W) shingles, m win dow sash, 25,000 brick, 25 barrels lime, some sand, hails and hinges, as per Hat and specifications at the school. For further information oppir to w. ii: wmsiow. su perintendent. Indian School, Jenoa, Neb. w A. JONES. Commissioner. PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HOUSES. Chief Quartermaster's Olllce, Chicago, 111., July 16. 1901. Scaled proposals, In triplicate, will be received at this office, until li o clock, noon, standard time, August 1. 1901, tor rurmsning nna delivering izu artillery horses at Chicago.- 111., or St. Louis, Mo. ITonosals' will be entertained for delivery at railroad points other than those stated above, particulars ami nianKR tor pro posals will be furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposals to bo en dorsed "Proposals for Artillery Horses." nnd addressed to Colonel E. B. ATWOOD, Chief gunrtermasier. jytiK-iKS LEGAL NOTICE. Statement of the condition of tha OCCIDENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Omaha. Neb., on tho 29th day of June, 1901: ASSETS. First mortgage loans $231,877.20 S.ock loans 3. OSS. SO 1,571.27 7.S17.04 Real estate Cash , Delinquent Interest, premiums and lines 1.SS5.16 Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid up Reserve fund , Undivided profits ,$219,849.47 .$238,070.27 . 5.319.34 . C.429.S6 Total $249,849.17 Receipts and expenditures for the year enuing June irn: RECEIPTS. n.ilnnre nn hand Julv 1. 1900 1 493.11 Dues 120.209.12 Interest nnd premiums 24,392.63 l.nnns renald 10.S10.41 Membership fees and tines S50.S9 Ileal entute sales 238.81 l.nsi) feex 2.321.29 Warrants cashed 5,959.76 Interest on warrants 218.70 Total EXPENDITURES. Loans Expenxes Stock redeemed Cash on hand Cabh dividends , Warrants bought , Interest on withdrawals Reserve fund .. , Real estate account ..$165,527.77 ..$105,276.76 .. 7.273.43 .. 30.109.13 .. 7.817.04 .. 8,226.99 . . 5.M, 222.81 82.00 259.85 Total $163,527.77 State of Nebraska. Douglaa County, ss. I. George F. Gllmore. secretnrv of tho abovo named association, do solemnly swear tnai me loregoing statement of the condi tion of said association, Is true and correct to tne oest or my Knowledge and belief, (Seal) GEORGE F. G1LMORE, Secretarv Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3 day Of JUiy, 1901. E. N., BOVEI.L, Notary Public, Approved. JOHN F. FLACK. J. II. SUNDERLAND. A. P, TUKEY. Directors. JyS-15-22M POSTOFF1CK NOTICE. (Should be read dally by all Interested, as cnanges may occur at any time.) Foreign malls for the week endlnc July 27. 1901, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at the general postofflce as follows: Parce.s post malls close one hour earlier than clos ing time shown below. Parcels post malls for Germany close at 5 p. m. Wednesday Regular and supplementary malls close at foreign branch half hour later than closing time snown below. Trans-Atlnntle Mails. WEDNESDAY At S:30 u. m. (sunnle mentary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per f. s Oceanic, via Queenstown: at 10 n. m. fo BEIXHUM direct, per s, . Pennlnnd (mall must be directed "per s. s, Ponn land'). THURSDAY At 6:30 a, m. for EUROPE, per s. s. Columbia, via Plymouth. Cher bourg and Hamburg (mall for France must oe directed "per s. s. Columbia'); at 7 a. m. for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, tt i t v oiiAi k Drmi'ttn t i nun itn iiniM. or..'a i vivi i unit, i i irvrt. EGYPT. GREECE. BRITISH INDIA nnd LORENZO MARQUEZ. ner a. s. La Gas- coene. via Havre (mall for other narts of L r.urope must no tiirecieu ier s. r, ia Gnscogno"). SATURDAY At 7:30 a. m. for NETHER LANDS direct, per s. s. Rotterdam (mall must bo directed "per s. s. uotterdam ) at 9:30 A. m. for SCOTLAND dl-ect. n?i s. s. Ethiopia (mall must be directed "per s. s. Ethiopia"); at 9:30 a. m. dupple- mentary u a, m.) ior cunui'ii, per f b, l.ucania, via tueeiisiown. PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Vhls suamer takes Printed Matter, commercial pa ners and Bamnles for Ocrmanv only Th tame class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of the supplemenfary Trans-Atlantic malls named above addi tional supplementary malls are opned on Uiw piers oi in American, stngiisn POSTOFFICE M1TICE. Krcnch nnd German steamer and remsln 1 i'pen until within ten minutes of the hour . nt a:,lllt, rtt ,ln,mit, 1 Mulls for So ii tli mid Central Aiuerlrn, West Indies, Etc. TUESDAY At 9:30 a m. (supplementary ' 10:30 n tn.) tor .CENTRAL AMEBIC i (except Costa Rica I and SOLTtt 1 A- CIF1C FORTS. Colon (mall for KS.tJma'ia must "be t . Finance"), at 2 p. m. rcuit-u per . r iiinute I, hi i p. m. ; for Barbados and Braxll. via l'crnatni uci i I.II...IAI,, .luuir, liuiii i ill ,.v,r WEDNESDAY At 9!l a for INGUA 1 and HAITI, per s. s. uuienburg; at 12 m. for CU HA. YUCATAN. CAMl'ECItE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s Ha vana, via Havana nnd Prugreso fnul for other narta or Mexico inut be o rected "pel s. s. Havana 'I; at 12:30 p. in (supplementary 1 p. m.) for ST. THO.MAN ! ST CROIX, LEEWARD nnd WIND WARD ISLANDS and BRITISH, m ll It nnd FRENCH GUIANA, per . s. R talma 1 (mall for Grenada and Trinidad must b direct,! "iwf a a flnm tmil " V THURSDAY At 6.30 p. m. for JAMAICA. per s, s, Admiral Schley, from Bos n FRIDAY At 11 p, m. for NEWrMlWD LAND, per t. Siberian, from Phllade.- phla. SATURDAY At 9 a. m, (suppl metit ry 6:30 a. m.) for PORTO RICO iv a Fan Juan), CURACAO nnd VENKZ.UELt, per n. s. Mnracalbo (mall for 3.1 van lla and Carthagena must be (Lrjctcd "i er r. r Maraculbo'), at 9:50 a. m. (supp'.c r.etiiary 19:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISHN . JAMAICA. SA VANILLA and CARTHA GENA, er s. s. Athos (mall fur t o in Rica must be directed "per s. s Aiho ) at 9:3 1 a. tn. (supplementary 10:. 0 a. tn ) for HAITI and SANTA MARTHA. P r s. s. Adirondack, at lu n. m. for Cl'liA per s. s. Mexico, via Havana, at 1.' m, for ARGENTINE REPUHUC, URU GUAY mid PARAGUAY, pe s. s. Castl -Ian Prince, at 12:S0 p. in. for MATAN AS. CAIHAR1EN, NUEVITAS. G IRAK A an i BARACUA, per . s. Curityba (ordinary mall only, which must be directed 'per s. s. Curityba'); at 1 p. m. uu. pc-l mentary 1:30 p. m.) for BERMUDA, tur s. s. Trimaau. Malls for Newfoundland, by rnll to North Sydney, and thence cy steamer, close at this ofllco dully at 6:30 p. m. (connecting close here: every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). Malls for Mtquelon, by rail to Boston, und thence by uteam.-r, clooo ul this clllcc dally at 6:30 p. m. Mnlis for Cuba, by rail to Port 'lamps, l-'la., and thence by steamer, close at this olllce dally (except Sunday) at 6.oo a. m. (the connecting closes are on Monday, Wednes day and Si.turday). Mulls for Cuba, by rail to Miami, Fla., and thence by strainer, close at this olllce every Sunday at '6M a. m. Mails for Mexico City, overland, un less specially addressed for dlsputcli by steamer, close nt this office dally at 1 30 p. m. and ll:u) p. ill. Malls for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and thenco by steiimer, close lit this uillco dall nt l:3o p, m. (connecting closes nerc .Moncays ior Liciue, uerto cortex and uuutcmaia and rues lavs for Costa Rica), 'lteelstured mall closes at C:o0 p. in. previous day. Trnnfr-I'ncttlc Mails. Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil ippines, via an rrancisco, :iosc here dally at 6134 'p. m. up to July "20, In clusive, for dispatch tier s. h. Peru. Mails for Australia (except West Australia, wuicn soe via turope. ana now zeainmi, which goes via Ban Francisco), and FIJI Island, via Vancouver, closo here dally at 6:30 p. m. after July "t and up to July 20, Inclusive, for dispatch per a. s. Aorangl (supplementary malls, via Seattle and Victoria), close at 6:30 n. m. July 21. Malls for China nnd Japan, via Vancouver, ciose nerc uauy nt i;j) p. m. up to JUiy 23, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Em press of India (registered mall must be directed "via Vancouver"). Malls for Australia (except West Australia, wnicn is torwaruea via r;urope). New Zealand, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. after July 21 and up to July 27, Inclusive, or on arlval of s. s. Etrurla, due at Now York July 27, for dispatch per s. s. So noma. Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil ippine islands, via san rrancisco, close here dnlly at 6:30 p. m. up to Juty "Zi, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Contle. Mails for Hawaii, via San Frun'clscu. cloe here dally nt i:30 p. m. up to August "5, for dispatch per 's. s. Alameda. Trans-Paclflc malls are forwarded tn nort of sailing dally and the schedule of closing is arranged an tne presumption of their un interrupted overland transit. Registered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day. i.ui.mii.ius van loit, f'osimastcr. Postofflce. Now York, N. Y July 19, 1901. RAILWAY TIM Is CAHU. UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER land Route" General Offices, N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam Streets. City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam Street Telephone, 316. Depot, Tenth and iiarcy Sts. Telephone, 629. Leave. Arrive. The Overland Limited.. a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm The Chicago-Portland Special a 8:20 -im a 7:30 pm The Fast Mall a f.ba am a 3:25 pm The Mall and Express ,all:35 pro u 4:ss pm The Colorado Special ...allS pm a 6:50 am Lincoln, Beatrice ana Stromsburs Express. .b 4:05 pm bL3:30 pm The Pacific Express. ...a 4:2S p.n Tha Atiantlu Express... 6:50 om Grand Islands Local b 5:30 pm b 9:33 am a Daily, b vaiiy except sunaay. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road General Offices and Ticket Ofllccs, Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Telephone, lOi. Depot, UI1IUI1 OlMUUU. Leave. Arrive. c 1 nn.i ivaiisas City Express. ; a iu;w am itiupm IC. C.. St. L. Express. .a 10:0 pm a 0:13 am Leave from 15lh and Webster directs: NebrasKa Local, via W eeping water o 1:10 pm aio:4i am a Dally. 5 uauy except sunoay. BURLINGTON i MIS sourl River Railroad 'Tho Burlington itoute" General Ulncea, North west Corner Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Omce, 1502 Farnam Street. Teleuhoue lU. uuruugion atation, lemii and Maaon Streets. Telepnon? 124. UTli. AiriYC. Uncoin. Hastings ana MCCOUS. u o.tv am u 1 .J iji Lincoln, Denver. Colo- rado. utan, caiiioriim.u t: pm a :w pm Alliance Expresa ...a 4:2a pm u 2:00 pm Ltncuin : Black Hills. .a 9:oo pm u 6:45 um Montana, Puget Sound.. a 9.-00 pm a 1:45 am Lincoln Fast muii b a;w pm a mil um Wymorc, Beatrice ana LlncoU n 8:10 am b 11:53 am Denver, roioradn, Utau and cailforma a 6:15 am Fort Crook. So. Bend. Louisville, Pl&ttam'th.b 3:23 pm bll:03 arn Bellevuc, P.attsmcuth & Pacific Junction .......a 7:40 pm a 6:20 am Bellevue. P.attsmouth & Pacific Junction a 3:10 am a Dally b Dally except Sunday. KANSAS CITY. ST. JO- SL-ph & Council Bluffs Railroad "Tho Burlington Route" Ticket OOlca, 1502 Farnam Street, 'leluphono 200. Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele phone 12S. ueave. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex. ...a v.m um a o:ol pm Kansae Cltv Night Ex..alo:30 pm a 6:15 am St. Louis Flyer, for ill. Joseph and St. LouU.a a:10 pm all:15 um a Dully. CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Route" Ticket Olllce, 1502 Vartum Street. Telepboni 200. Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephono 125. Leave. Arrlv. Daylight ChUago Spe cial . ..a 7:0 am ul0:20 pm Chicago Vcstlt-uleC x.u 4:00 pm a 7:45 am Chicago Local Express, a 9:30 um a 4:05 pm Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm u 7:45 am Fast Mail a 2;t5 pm a Dally. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL, road Omaha. Kansas City ii Eastern Railroad "Tha Qulncy Rnute '-Tlcket Of flee, 1415 Farnam St. Tele, nnnnit. 3:". in.nm .l and Marty Sts. Telephone. Leave. Arrive, Cannon Ball a 5:15 pm a S:20 am St. Louis Express Kansas City and Qulncy Local ,....a 7:00 am a Dally. a :00 prn WABASH RAILROADt Ticket Ofllce. 1415 Farnam Street. Telephone, 322. De pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts, Telephone, 625. Lavo. Arrive. St. Louis "Cannon Ban Exprea 1 ,.a 6:1$ pm a 8; am and Santos, per s. s. Uagusa tm.tll fo ..""Xr V".V ""r.'V.'i ' Northern Braill must be dl ccted "per . li,J.7tu"k' prL, Dald s. Ragusa"). at 6:30 p. m, lor JAMAICA. eupeilor. tineva, per s. s. Admiral Fatragut. from Bo-ton . . ixc,rr H"" MMn " l,m at 11 p. m. for JAMAICA, per r, . Barn- I N jrlolk. Vtiuigre ana ...i.i. . iikii. int. .lit. i hmnont b .:30am tMas RVII.WA TIME CARDS. FREMC: 1. ELK HORN Sc Missouri s:ic Railroad the Northftern Line Gt lllie vjriivKw uiii.t.i Liiited states National lumk Building, 8. V. unriiiT l weiith and tar- .,. - "IJ bis, U-pholie, 14.N. Leave. ArrUe. A" Mf0' f'",,1i-'.:"'' ooJ, A 3:00 I'm ..7" '.-i y ".joaiiiig. Casper ana .a 3:w pm b 5:00 prs b!0:23 aa Llncotn, .a:.oo & Fte- mom b .2 am blo:s am l-'remuiit Local 7:U0 urn c Latty b Dally cxirpt Minna y. c Sun. , day oni tl Daily except Aaturday. t Ubiiy uxLt-pl .xiouaay. CHICAGO &. NORTH. t-Merii Railway "Th Northvxcsleri: Line" City Ticket Ofllcc, 1401 bainutn L l eli phone, 161. Depot, Tenth and Marty Streets. Tela- . phone, G29. l.tave. Arrive. Oayllght Chliago Spe cial ., a 7:00 am all:30 pra Chkago l'nrj'ng.T a 4:15 pm a &:10 am Eastern Express, Des Molnt-s, .Murfh.,iu0vtii, Cedur Kapids and Chicago u10:m am a 4:05 pm liaktcrti Spv'dat Chi cago and AKst a 45 pm a 4 .-05 pm Fast MulL Chicago to Om ,ha a 2:45 ptn Omaha-Chicago Ltd. a 7:45 pm h :iv uni Hist Mall u i.M am Cedur r.ti-ldi Pasv.-r.s-r. a I'M pm a Dally. CHICAGO, ST. PAUL. Minneapolis u uiuaha liaiinuy - -'Thu North-wvstt-rii Line" Gtiierul Olhccs, Nebraska Divi sion. iMIi anu tvebster Sts. city Ticket OfUce. 4ul 1 arnam (. Telephone. Mil. Depot, Uth una Webster Sts. Telephone, 1456. Leave. Arrive. Twin oty iVcsenger ...a 6.iw am a :10 pra Sioux City Passenger... a 2:4i pm ull.lu am Kmirson cocal h 5:30 pin b .30 um u Dally SIOUX CITY & PACU IC Railroad "'1 he North western Line" General Uthies, United States National Bank Building, 3. W. Coiner Twelfth in'l Farnam Sts. Ticket Ullice, 1mI Karnam St. Telephone, 561. De pot, Tcntn and Marcy Sts. telephone. tXi. Leave. Arrive. Twin City rJxpresa a 6: am al0:25 pm Twin City J.inutru a 7:5; pm a 8:15 am Sioux Cliy Local a .tJ am a 2:50 pru f 1 ally. Express a 5:15 pm a S:20 am ILLINOIS CENTRAL Riillroad City Ticket Of fice. 1402 Farnam Streot, Telephone, 245. Depot, Tenth andMnrcy Streets. Leave. Arrive. Chliiiuo Express a i .w am a tuo p;n ciucugo l.imiieu..-............ p... - . ia .Minui-iuioiia ft: t-. ". EApresj M am h 9:40 pm Minneapolis a: St. Paul Limited a , :45pm a 8:0j am Fort LVldao Local from Council fluffs b 4:50 pm a 8:15 am Fort Dodge Local from Council uiuns b.-iu am a Dally, t Dally except Sunday. Leave. Arrive. St. Ixiuls Cannon Ball Express u 5:15 pm a 8:20 am Kansas City and Qulncy L,ocai 1. ..a t:w am a 9:00 pra a Dally. CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE! a4Sfw & st' Pau' Railway City InvrMrrrTfi iicnei umce, lvn rarnara tlUHAUItttl street. Telephone. "SfStpjitl I Depot. Tenth and Mason oirtcis. icicuiiunc, dj Leave. Arrive. fhlrnirn Sr. Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm Chicago Limited Ex a 6o pm a 8:0s an. a Dally, b uaiiy eiwe a.,u. CHICAGO, ROCK ISL and & Pactnc Railroad "Tho Great Roclc Island Route" city Ticket Office, 1323 Far nam Street. Telephone, 42s. Dt-pot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. Tele phone. 629. 1-cavo-. EAbl. Arrive. Chicago Daylight Spe...a 6:00 am a 2:00 am lies Moines and Daven port l.oca a 7:25 am Chlcaco Exnress bll:li am Ml:35 am a 8:10 am Ties Moines Local a 4:20 Rm a cij pm Chicago Fast Express.. a 5:00 pm a 1:25 pm U!S luoincs. nucH isl and and Chicago a 7:40 pm a 9:35 pm WEST. Rocky Mountain Llm...a 2:00 am a 6:00 am Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.. Denver, Pueblo and West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm Colorado. Oklahoma Si Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 1:50 am a Dally, b Daily except Sunday. Direct Ronte te aiasaow Cxblbltlan ANCHOR LINE ateauishlpa Iron New York Weekly fo GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY. Saloon, $50 and up. Second Cabin. $32.50 and up. Third Class. $26 and upwards. For Illustrated folder and further lnforma. tlon apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Chicago, or J. S. McNALLY. 1X23 Farnam St, GEO. E. ABBOTT. 1324 Farnam SU. Omaha. Summir Tours tn Lakt Michigan. THis8H,r- MANITOU for tsMStiitr sarftre aicltulTslr, aakas tflaaklr trifs for CasrtMslr. Hsrkar Sariaas, Bar , Feiiiku sail Msaklas ll4 eoasaotlna stlUr all filrsmiblp LIdm for Lska Hspsrior, EssUrs sa4 OsnsJIsa Points. 8poUl Bstsa to Psn-lsssrloan, LEAVES CHICAGO AS FOLLOWSl Tnra. 1 0 s. s. Thar. II sv ss. slat. 6 a. as. Mnnltou Steamship Company, OFFICE A DOCKS. Rush in,N. Waltr Sts., Cklesa. UP-TO-DATE JAPAN. Knbtrs All About Slock Watering and Company Flotation. Economic devclopraonU in Japan durlna the last few years have been very striking Indeed, reports tho Pall Mall Gazette. Krom a native source thp Kobe Chroni cle reproduces certain ftguros which show what an enormous expansion tbero bat been in tho capital Invested In Joint stock companlee since tho war. This has been specially noticeable In the banking ana, money lending groups and among man ufacturing companies engaged in cot ton splnrilng, coal and thc tobacco Indus tries. Cotton spinning capital was 30,313,- 000. yea In 1S99. tho last year for which figures are available, and In 1895 only 18, C58.O00. Cotton weaving capital increased from 1,563,000 ren to 3,976,000. In coal mining 14,241,000 yen was employed against 1,013,000 in 1S95. In tobacco, 11,420,000 yen, ngalnst practically nothing In 1895. Other big Increases were 1,767,000 yen to 7,900.000 yen in thn electrical lighting Industry, 2,019,000 yen in machinery manufactory r.nd 4,214,000 yen In shipbuilding, the two last practically new Industries. Sake brew ing accounted for 6,13?,000 yen, against 1,322,300. Far and away the greatest Increase Is, ho. ever, tn banking ond money lending, now responsible for 275,432,000 yen, against 7Jt,370,000 yen In 1895, and, if tho figures are reliable, it is not surprising that tha necessary competition for business has re sulted In disaster. Taking the various groups of Joint stock companies, we hav the following comparisons: Agricultural companies, accounted for 2,287,685 yen la 1899, an increase of 7M.O0O yen over the 1S95 figures; commercial and financial accounted for 335,503,000 yen, against 99,786,000 yen in 1895, nn Increase of 235," 716,000 yon; manufacturing for 147,783,000 yen, an Increase of 89,055,000 yen, and transport, sea Mid land, for 198,147,000 yen, an tnoreaso of 108,186,000 yen. It Is esti mated that thn increase In the capital of Joint stock companies In 1899, as compared with 1895, when the figures were roughly 249,098,000 yen, was 433,722,000 yen. More over, fully 15,234,000 yen represents the ln creato In debentures raised, In round num bers, 450,000,000 yen represents the lucreasa In the capital of Joint stock companies in Japan since the war, or nearly 176 par cent. mm a 5:00 rm , Casper ana