Nebraska Newspapers

    TUB OaiAJl.-v DAILY' limit WEDNESDAY, AKit'ST 21, 1901.
1 1
SPECIAL NOTICES
AdTArtlaetaaals far theso enlnnint
will hm tmUrm nntll 13 m. for tho
venlng adlllon una nntll Hull) p. m.
tor nerilif mm A Similar dlllnn.
Ildtea, 1 l-2o word Oral lnartlnn,
le a vraral Itiarrnttar. Nothing tnken
for Icaa than 3 So (nr (he flrat luarr
tlna. Theaa lrtltneili nanat ba
ran cnnseontlveli',
Adrertlacra, hj reitucaf lug a asm
tierrd check, eaa have ananera ad
Mrraacal to a anraberctt Irttcr In ear
aC Tha nee. Anincri aa addraaaad will
he deliver a sraaeatatlaa at taa
eaeek muXr,
WAXTED-MAI.E HELP.
WANTED, experienced Bonp snlesman; re
ply, stutlng age, experience, references,
Biliary expected. Addrtss C 07. Dee.
II M 192
M ANTED Htnrk nursery pays cnih weekly
If you Bell Htnrk trees. Louisiana, Mis
souri. Dansvllle, New York.
H-Ml'OD 810
W ANTED, men who would like to be bar
bels; wo teach the work In two months,
donate outfit of tools and grant diplomas;
no trade nffers better Inducement. Call
ot write, Moler Uurbcr College, 1J3 Fnr
nam st. H-MM 22
W ANTED, harness makers nnd stork sad
dle hands; none hut good mechanics and
steady men ncd apply; A-l wages. Ton
Ison lJros'. Saddlery Co., Dullns, Texas.
H-M4M 23
- i - - -i i i
riUNCB OF OMAHA dlgnr. Our own
manufacture; union made; Efc strnlght.
W. F. Stoecker ClKar Co. 11-557 21
"WANTED, n snlcsmnn for nltv nnd country
to take orders for tailor suits nnd pints.
Apply nt once to IICo Tailor, 1C07 Farnam
St. U-570 21
WANTED, 1 good all around butcher, Rood
wages Address 11. M, Wcstphalen At
lantic, la IJ MGSI 22
3 COATMAKEIIH: permanent Jobf at
Hellly's, 131 S. 11th St.. Lincoln. Nei.
WANTED, clothing salesman, thoroughly
experienced, for first-class retail trade;
good nferrnces required: tiermunent po
sition. Address Mock Uros.' Clothing Co.,
St. Joseph. Mo, U-M5D9 21
WANTED. 2 good brick wheelers, 2 brick
pitchers.-,1 brick setter. Yankee Hill Itrlck
Co., Lincoln, Neb. 11 MOM 23
WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.;
no eanvnsslng; good pay. Sun Advertis
ing Hureuu, Chicago. H MC02 21
,v WANTBD KEMAliK HEM'.
WANTED.2V0 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 87C.
C-6S2
0 aiHLS. all kinds work. Canadian Olllre.
C-tiW
WAN.TED, by or before Sept. 1. woman
housekuelwr In (.mail family: pleasant nnd
permanent homo 'to right part)'. Address
E 3, Uco. C M331
VA"NTED, cook and second girl. 3510 Far
nam St. C 337
jf&NTED, ladles who would like to learn
vhajrdrvsslng, manicuring or mussngc; wo
$teach the work In four weeks, donate out
lit of tools utul grant diplomas; positions
guaranteed. Call or write, Moler College,
1C23 Farnam st. U MI12 2J
OIItL wanteX! for general housework. 2210JJ
Farnam St. C J22-20'
WANTED, n housemaid. Apply SC'.M Fnr-
COMPETENT girl wanted; 2 In family. 123
S. 30th. C-583 2!
WANTED, ten experienced shoo stitchers,
F. I. Klrkendall & Co. C-D23 20
HOOD- Klrl for, general housowork. 1021
Park avenue. C-tMD9 23'
FOH IIET IIO DM US.
IF YOU want o'our houses well rented
piucu uieiii wnn uenawu & y. v-esi
TO MOVE right, ifef Omaha Vun Storage
Co., olllce 1MA Furnum, or tel. 15&3-KU3.
D-35
HOUSES, stores. Uemla, J'axton block.
S D-S7
SEE HENIIY H. PAYNE, CO! N. Y. LIFE,
0 D-tiVS
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wcad, 1521 Douglas.
D U9
HOUSES and Hutu. Wngwult, Uarkcr blk
D-CW
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Drown block
D-431
b-HOOM brick house, modern, 2717 Jackson.
Ttiluphouu A, Truynor, 4'Ji or L-2683.
D CM
21 S. 20TII AVE., S-room house, ALL
MODEltN, In good .condition; rent, $.'5;
notu how closu lu this house Is to bu mod
ern at llub price; It Is a bargain; want
only Al tenant, Willi ruicreiices.
OMAHA LOAN AND TltUST CO.,
ltsth unit Douglua Sta.
D-M792
10-KOOM, oust front, brick houke, 312 N. 22 1
st,, near Davenport. Inquire ut No. 301
D-M2,i
FOH HUNT, housu and burn, all modern,
2137 South 33d st. Apply Wi Mnrchants
Nutlunal Dank Uldg. D-30U
7-HOOM Hut, bl7 South 16th. Clurk I'owell
3U New York Life. D-001
' nitV duslrublo Hat in nood renutr. woll
located. M. J. KcimmCl & Sou, 31u Urowu
block. D-k'Jl
1707 VINTON street, storo with two tlve
loom Hutu above. Tha whole building bus
Just been ualnted and nanered throuxhout.
Will mako a very rcasonablo rent to a
good tenant, or win rem soparaiciy.
THE OMAHA LOAN & THUST CO..
Ititll und Douglas Sts.
D-M10
MODERN 7-room house, neur park. 1509
So, 2bth. D-179
ONE 1 & 6-room flat, modern. 1112 S. lith.
HOUSES for rent In . all parts of the city
llrcunan-ljvo'o Co., 309 South 13th street.
D-fSO
2011 HAHNEY nn 1305 So. 32,1 at., 10 rooms
cucn; sivuiii ucui, siuiui wii)uows.
D-3S1 22
OEOHOE G. WALLACE, HHOWN 1ILOCK
271S Decatur, o-r., city water $tf,,u0
Jia:! Mnnle. B-r.. city water... ir. en
4i20 N. 2lth, 6-r., modem conveniences.. 15.00
2311 Kuhler, 5-r., modern conveniences.. 11.00
MS S. 33d, 9-r., modern conveniences.
hot water heat 30,
1323 Capitol Ave., Hat, fi-r modern 2J.S0
u ra
C-UOOM modern cor. llftt. 2401 Lenven
worth, D-3M 815
FOR R15NT. E-room housn. 1st lloor. nen
Hluh school, south front, city water,
kewcr: also 3-room hoUbe, city water, 25th
unit Hees strets. J. a. i.ovgren. w i-ux
ton block. D Ml 13 21'
TO LET, after September L 0-room modern
nouse, witn nam. a. w. Lor. 3:11 nnu rn
clflc sts, D-Mt0l
CENTRAL, stear.i he.it. nil modern, seven
room house; three-room cottnuo. Tlzard,
I ri. Mill. U M003 S3
KOK IlKNT Fim.MSIlllH HOOMS.
DEWEY, European hotel, 13th and Farnam
E 69j
THE THURSTON, cool, ulry rooms.
E-OtJ
THREE rooms, light housekeeping. 1111
soutn mn. is
Housekeeping rooms $6 up. 2023 St. Mary's
n M A23
ROOM, steam heat, bath, $8; room C, 2CJ
N. 13th. b-md sio
NICE rcom, gas, buth. etc. 13H Davenport,
IVRGE front room nnd alcove, well fur
nlilied. modern: uuitublo for two. 2013
Cnas st. E MI37
FOR teachers, large front room with al
cove and deep closets, mjtir High school
Doara aisr (urnisncu. -vueo. :iin m.
E-57 .5
I'Ut.MMIED ROOMS A.MJ HOARD.
UTOPIA. 1T21 Davenport St.
F-C07
DE8IRAULE rooms. The ITatt, 212 S. 2Sth
St F-700
ROOMS nnJToalu-ThTnose.lo?rr!nrney
street. F-MKW 8$'
dLENCnVNranslenYTi7a"lay. 1609 Doug
F-G3S
THE Merrlam, summer resort, 23th & Dodgo
F-C93
TWO large front rooms, with board. 1000
Capitol Ave. F""M2 -
DESIHAHLE rooms, llrst-class bonrd 2VI
Hnrncy. F-379-:0
I'OR RENT r.NFliRNISIIHH ROOMS.
DESK room space, per month, ground
lloor room In Tho lieu building, facing
Fnrnnm street; no expense for light, heat
or janitor service. It. C. 1'etcrs & f o..
Ilental Agents, Ucc Uuiiding. O 114
I'OIl HUNT STOKES AMI OFFICES.
FOH KENT, storo In first-class location;
rent rensonnble. Apply H. C. Peters &
Co., ground floor, Hec Hldg. 1265
FOH KENT, the building tormeny occu-
fAiia dlnvlna n M .1 n f rt -i ntil Vt I rl Vt a U
formerly tiffed n The Hog prw room.
water, secretary, room 10), Ilco Ilulldlng.
I U1
OR RENT., olllco with vault and part first
floor or all top floor, 1414-lfi Harney St
Midland Glass and Paint Co., H10 Harney
St. I-ISS
FOH RENT, store hulldlne. 703 S. 13th St.;
electric elevntor; llrst noor. 2U.w; secono
nnd third Honrs 40x0. Enquire Anheuser
Dusch Hrewlng nssoclatlon. 1215 .loncs at.
ACS EMS WA.VTED.
WANTED, canvassing agents In every
Aiivril), canvassing iikitiih in i-vrr
county to solicit subscriptions for THE
TWENTIETH CENTl'ItY FAHMEIl and
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
coun
T
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H-vnr.lt in,t roMPI.ETK STOCIC DOC
TOIL This splendid book contains l.W)
Imperial octavo pages, Si"0 obleet-tcachlng
engravings nnd Is the only book on ltvo
stock ever published adapted to the every
day, practical, money-saving use of every
fanner and stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agents
In the country with horse and buggy es
pecially desired. .Canvassers make easily
r to $100 per month. Addrest, Century
Farmer Solicitors' Hurcau, !ce Ilulldlng,
Otnnha. J 187
AOENTS wanted; the Fidelity Trust nnd
investment company oi cnieago ih ex
clusive agent for the sale of the stock of
the Chicago-Texas Oil Syndicate, one of
the strongest oil companies of Toxax, nnd
wants rcllnblo mule nnd female ngents;
no capital required; will not Interfere with
other business; no limit to what active
ngents can earn. Address, giving refer
ences nnd get prospectus. Fidelity Trust
and Investment Co., Stock Exchange
bldg.. Chicago, 111. .T-MIU9 22
STORAGE.
t
ACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912-
911 Jones, general storage ami lorwaruing.
701
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1311V4 Farn. Tels. 1559-8C3.
STORAGE Household poods nnd other
articles stnreri nt low rates, j. j, uerigiu
& Co., 1119 Farnnm St. Tel. 353. 703
FOH SAl.K FUHMTUHK.
nilinAOO Furnlturo Co.. 1110 Dodite. Tel
2020 New ana zuuunu lurniture uougut,
sold, exchunged. u 701
FOR SALE, furniture at a bargain; dining
room, revolving uookcbsc, loiuing oeu,
etc. 812 S. 22d St. 0-&S9 21
FOH HALJ HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC
LIGHT omnibus i, nil. buggies for sale at H,
Frost's, Htn ana i.oavenwortn. I'aita
SOME secondhand buggies, good as new,
n,.t ill..... tiavtfnltiD In thfit llrtW 13.13
Jones St. Ask for O. M. Hurt. P-M161
FOR SALE, good secondhand, full, leather,
extension-tup nuircy uncu,. x1. .u.
Youngs, MJO'J Florence boulevard, r 326
ONE hand-mnde, top delivery wagon, 2
linrso size, for uairirace. nuKerv or gro
eery use; nearly new and at n biiTgaln;
ntiove is our own muKe. urummomi car
rlnge Co., 18th and Harney. P-M600 27
MULES for sale. In carload lots or spans;
tug siock to select irom. watworin-iin-
llker Co., Union Stock yards.
P-MCOu S20
FOH SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
2DHAND saio cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam,
-707
SAFES, standnrd malces.sold.rented, 114 S. 13
y 70s
DIG lino of secondhand wheels, $3, $3, $8, $10.
umnnu iiicycie lo 4utu anu cuicugo a is.
TRADE your old wheel in on a now one,
umuna uicycie lu, iotn anu cnicago sts
Q-710
FIR timbers for house msvers, etc., 40 to
las. Q-M335
CHOICE lot of milch cows for salo cheap,
8. i , uampoeii, center sc. y rai
UPON receipts of price, $1 per bushel, wo
win am,,, if j vAjiivcp uiiiiiiiu, Liiiu
fully picked, home grown plums. Cash
lUliy lllwnvu, iiuiiic 5tunn jiuiiiJi. V.11BI
tho only reference taken. Theo. Wll
Hams, Ilenson, Neb. Q M 153 23
HANDMADE violin, $20 and up. R. R,
Clausen, waft raciuc st. simple ;oj
Davenport Ut. Q M5U 22
FOR SALE, flrst-olnss upright plulio, in
goon conumon, ui reasonamo puce. Ad-
uress vi M, uec. y Mm 2)'
$M,000 SALOON and store building; 7 living
rooms oimi.iirs; grounii tmxtKi; corner Kith
ami uotigias, suiter uros, y vm
FOR SALE, chean. four-chnlr combination
case, four chairs, pier mirror, natracK
und bootblack stand. P. II. Phllblu. 1505
Farnam. 4-M594 2:
PEHSO.NAL.
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns und superflu
ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12,
iTcnzcr UIOCK. u 713
VIAVA. woman's way to health: rational
wuoiesome nonui treatment, sis uce uuig,
u ill
M. GOLDMAN & CO.. only nerfect uc
co.-dlon pleating plant lu the west; mull
urucro Buuciteu. fciUllu :uo, Uullglus UlocK,
u 11
FRENCH ACCORDION PLHATINH! mull
orders solicited. Omuha Pleating Co., 1524
uuugiua. U 7W
PRIVATE hosnltal for ladies before and
during conllnument; babies adopted. 2303
uritui Diieei. u ilu
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
r-ni. wntto sewing .Mucnine, iwo uuug
lus. tci. U 71a
MME. SMITH, baths, J1S N. 15, 2d floor, R?
PRIVATE homo for ladles beforo and dur
Ing contlnemeut; babies udopted. 2G20
liurdetto st. Mrs. uurgut. u w av
OMAHA Accordion Pits Co., 1521 Douglas,
u ITS
DO YOU want a claim In Oklahoma? For
a small fee l can locate you on goja
covcrnment innu, u tv, worid-iieraiu.
U-M3S7 25
NOTICE InteTidlng purchasers at tax sales
of any ot tho Linton properties are
hereby notllled that tho validity of such
sales Will lie couiosiru m uiu nisuio
courts. (Signed) A. r . Linton.
WE RENT sewing machines for 75 cents
per week; we repair nnd sell needles and
onrts for every machine 'manufactured
Phone 1CC3. Nob. Cycle Co,, It & Harney
u-u an
DON'T ask your dealer to sell you tho
Prince of Omaha at six for a quarter, as
ho cannot sell it to you. It sells for 5a
niraiKiu. j. per l.OUO. vv. r, HtoecKO
vigur v;o., niuticri. u os .i
Mti.NEV TO l,OA.-HEAL ESTATE.
FIIVaTE money. F. D. Weed, 1521 Douglas.
t -i
I I w
AND 5U per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
First National Hank building. Tel. 1CIS.
W-7J1
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
George company, itwi Farnam street.
W-721
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
Furnum smitu fi co., ikw Farnam St.
W-723
WANTED, city and farm loans: nlso bonds
and warrants. It. C. Peters : Co., 1702
Fnrnnm St., Hee Hldg. V 7
LOAN'S on eastern Nobruskn and western
Iowa arms at 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay Jloo or any multiple ; any Interest
date; no delay. Hrctinuu-Love Co,, 303 H.
13th St., Omuhn, Neb. W-7M
tS0,O SPECIAL fund; lonns $500 up; lowest
rates, uurvin uros., 1604 Farnutn.
W-U9J
$500, $too, $5Cf private money to loan; 1. 2, 3
or ft years. W. L. Selby, Hoard of Trade
Hldg. vv
MONEY" to loun on Improved Omaha real
estate, urennan-i.ove uo., wj soutn i:itn.
W-723
4'4 TO i P. C. money, lleinls, Paxton lllk.
,,
RIVATE money. Sherwood. P37 N. Y. L.
73U
W. U. MEIKLE, 401 8. 15th St.. loans money
on resiuonce property at a per cum.
W-V.l
JIOM1V TO LOA.-UIIATTEI,S.
DO YntI NEED MONEY?
We loan $10 and up on furniture, pianos,
Horses nnu oilier cnaiicis.
SALARY LOANS
Without mortuago to people holding pormn-
ncni positions, iou enn get tue money in
ft few hours nftcr making application nnd
take 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6 mouths or more In which
to pay It back, and you need not pay for
It one day longer than you keep It. We
charge nothing for pspers and we give
you tho full amount In cash. There uru
no lower rates than ours; our terms are
the easiest; our business Is contldentlul
und our motto Is "try to please,"
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN Co.,
119 Hoard of Trade Hldg. Tel. 2293.
(Established 1!92.)
300 S. Kith St.
X-732
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
On household furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc., in two nnurt. tunc; niso to
salaried people on their plain notes, with
out security. Easiest payments nnd low
est rates in Omaha. Private Interviewing
room, American Loan Co., room 312 Hrown
block, cor. 10th and Douglas Sts.; entrance
on lGlh St., opposite Y. M. C. A. lltdg.
X-733
LAHUEST 11US1NESS In LOANS TO
KAl.AItli;u l'lsurLH, mercnants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without se
curity; easiest terms; 10 olllccs lu princi
pal cities. Tolm.tn, 110 Hoard of Trado
Hldg. X-731
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE.
live stock, etc. ijuick Bervice nnu lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, K13 (top
lloor) Paxton block, northeast corner lflth
nnd Fafnam; entrance on ltith street.
X 735
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. u. v. llecd, 319 s. u,
X-736
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses.
cows, Jowelry. Dun urtAin, It. 8, liarker out
A. iJi
WE LOAN money to salaried people on
their note nt lowest rates; strictly confi
dential; pay weekly, semi-weekly or
monthly. Room 303, Paxton block, 3d lloor.
Reliable Credit Co. X-739
MONEY' loaned on plnln noto to snlarlcd
people; business confidential; lowest rates.
bl4 Paxton block. Tho J. A. Hutton Co.
X-791
THE MOST SATISFACTORY" PLACE to
make loans on furniture, piano or salary,
ROOM 314 HROWN 11I.OCK. entrance od.
poslto Y. M. C. A. DIdg.. 16th St. Try It
and ycu will bo sure nnd repeat the dose.
A. MHVJ
nitSINESS CILVMCES.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY", fine
Iowa towii, doing gooa uusiness; oe'ti
reason for selling; can do naa ngnt. j. it.
'Johnson, N. i. Lite. v M&33
COAL AND FEED business, best location,
sooii undo, owner nns other cntcrnriso:
might consider good land. J. 11. Johnson,
is. v. i.ue. i-jiuji
FURNITURE of 11-room flat, completely
equipped witn urst-ciass lurniture, nnu
location, filled with roomers only, reason
able rent, furnace heat and bath, lino
ponmg, bargain, j. ll. Johnson, is. y.
Life. v AIDSI
CIGAR, news and laundry pnekngo bus!
ncss, lino location, goou truuc, low rent;
it's u bargain, J, ll. Johnson, is. y. liio,
V
JEWELRY STOCIC in live country town.
doing good miBiness; owner onugeq to
discontinue; lime money win uuy it. j
H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y M530
jrOR SALE or trade, half or whole Interest
xai drug store; hardwood lloor, Matthews
US IU41.11111V, euuii xuuiiiAin, uiv.i 111 u
tvclv county seat. Tbyrold-Lymnh Co..
1 too Uco Hldg. v 710
TELL ME WHAT Y'OU HAVE TO SELL.
T12LL HQ WHAT YOU WAIST TO 11UV.
IF I UOIVT l'TNLI YUU A JJ1SAL.
YOU MAY SAY 1 NISVKK THY.
J. H. JOHNSON.
S41 New York IJfe Hldg.
Tho Real Estate and Huslness Chance Man,
solicits your uusiness.
Merchandise Stocks, Hotels and Rooming
Houses lor aaio or uxenange.
Y-942
A VERY nttractlvo Investment is offered
in the stock ot tna uoiden Jtod Ull com
pany of Omaha; absolutely safe und sure
to nav larcc dividends: only a limited
amount for salo nt pur. Call or write for
full information, unice iuii uuvenport st.
v Ml&J
LINDELL HOTEL, Hrst-class, good busl-
ness. rurnlsnings complete: price, jz.ooo:
Investigate. William Madgctt, Hastings,
Neb. Y M1G0
WANTED, ladles of ability to manage
nrancn olllccs. 'ftiyroid-Lymph uo Ml
uco mug., umanu. y MI32
CIGAR nnd news stand, with soda fnun
tain, line furniture of 3 rooms, good Inun-
going to DufTalc; sell cheap. J. II. John
son, B41 IS, 1. 1AIC. X iSJ.'
FOR SALE, furniture of 14-room flat, com
pletely cqulpiicd; Hlled with first-class
roomers and boarders; gross Income per
montn nw; rent, line location; steam
heated; lady obliged to go east; a raro
Durgniu; seeing is ucncvmg. j. 11. .ionn
son, N. Y. Ufo. Y" M350
OIL and gasollno business, established 13
years; controls boo customurs; route in
heart of city; team, harness and oil
tangs, wagon, iiuo u-ganon cans iinu every,
thine eomtilete! an excentlonnl onnor
tunlty for ono with small cnpltal to get
into paying uusiness quicKiy; owner ieuv
Ing city; must be sold at once. J. II,
jonnson, is-, x. .ite. jjj
$250 HUY'S llrst-class barber shop In' ex
ccllent town. If taken at once: grand on
portunlly for good barber. Addrest E 9
core nec. v msm ss
HARDWARE stock. $3,000: stanle goods
best licatlon In city 25,0) population; an
nual sales, tl5,(x; must sell on nccoun
of other business; lino nrotioslllon. J. II
Johnson, N. Y Life. Y-5b9
FOR RENT, only blacksmith shot) In smn
town, Address E 28, Hee. Y-.M59S 2I),
WELL-ESTABLISHED corner drug store
111 uiiiuini lor sine, uxtures, .il. I-. .
Hee. Y M595 S20
FOH SALE HEAL ESTATE.
2.600 FOR 9. room, all modern, house; best
bargain In Kountzo Plnco; lino location;
$l,0t.J cash, balance long time. See me
quics ir you want It. J. 11, Johnson, N,
i-ue. HE-M531
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, C01 N. L. LIFE
HE-742
FOR stock ranches, hay lands nnd Irrigated
farmn In Lincoln county, Nebraska, write
to Buchanan V Patterson, real eMate
ugems, isurtn i-iatte, won, HU 331 SB
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T, MORTON. 913
is. x. J.ue, uuy anu sen, inquiries invited,
ivrl 104 A30
HOUSES nnd lots In all parts of city; also
aero property unu tarm lanus. tub u. tr,
Liavia uo., itoom &u uee uuiiding.
RU-741
OH SALE-HEAL ESTATE.
HOl'SICS, lots, farms, ranches, loans; nlso
lire insurance, tiemis, i-axion liiK.
RE-711
RANCH nnd farm lauds for sale by the
union j'Hciiic ruiironti company, ii. a.
MrAllaster, land commissioner. Union Pa
cltlc Heauquurters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-74J
CHA8. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fnrimm St.
RE-74J
FOR SALE.
IRRIGATED LAND.
Why rrnt when you can buy Irrigated land
for $24 per ncre, with u perpetual water
right that, utiarantees you n crop eery
year? Lund within live hours' rliiu oi tlio
,...u. M...PI..,, I., ,1... ...Itl II t 11'
Th
I'fru 111).. nub ill
ifse lands can only 00 nought of W,
II.
Uretn or D. it. liiuk, 105 N. Y. Llfo bldg
HE-MUtt A31-
TWELVE of tho llnest nnd cheapest lots
in We City in Dioca jo, wiicoxs nral
addition, 1 block north of Vinton St.
uts taring 24th street, east front, nil
on uradc $'100
ots tucing 25th clreet $5oo
iw cash, balance on easy terms.
,lso homes in any part ot the city, cheap,
on easy torms. can anu see w. n. ttua
SELL, I2G Humgu U'dg., City. RE M 193
THE Sutohen home. In Kountze Pluce, a
desirable 12-room, moiiern resilience, 21st
and Etumct, hard wood linlsli, good barn,
large yard, lour lots; house unusually
well built and decorated, beatitltul yarn.
Price, only 12,uoa owner might ton
shier uart In trade. Hvron Recti Co., 2i
S. llth st. RE-.M697 27
Hlty YCLES.
CLEARING sale at big reduction lu prices:
.Nonpareil, now is.iv; Huupiciu
Special, iM.W, now UJM: Hudson, $ly.w,
now $;3.0o; I'Vutherston, M. E,, w.e0, now
:UOO; Fenthersum M. 2.', jlO.w, now J3j.oo;
Andrue, 4o.0O, now ?JJ.U0; ituguy lloadstef,
10.w, now $32.ju; Rugby Racer. Mi.w, now
i'Jo.w. Secondhund wnecis trom $u. up.
Tires, $1.50 und up. lieudquurters tor re
nuirliiK and sundries.
LOUIS FLESCHElt, 1622 CAPITOL AVE.
114 24
OSTEOPATH V,
JOHNSON Institute, 315 N. X. L. Ulilg. Tel.
luoi, ncu joiiusun, a. kj., lames uept.;
Uia E. Johnson, Osicopathlst, Mm: 743
DONOllUE, Osteopath, Paxton Ulk. Tel. 1307
-71'J
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 3o3 Karbach Ulk. Tel,25o2
(A)
MRS. JOHN R. MU81CK. D. O., osteo-
painiu puysiciun, iuugius uiock. o'JJ
SIIOHTIIA.M) AMI TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
i os
UOY'LES' College, court reporter principal,
Hee Hldg. 750
NEH. Huslness & Shorthand College, Hoyd s
Theater. Too
GREGG Shorthand. Om, C. Col., 10 & Doug.
7U1
LOST.
LOST, August 19, between the hours of 3
und 4 p. 111.. either on I'lurence boulevard
between Grand und Ames Aves. or In
South Omuha street car or at transfer
Dodge and llth, 11 lady's gold watch, en
graved on tho otitsldo letter "N," on the
Inside "Nvlslu J. Morrison," Finder will
bo suitably rewarded uv returning sumo
to Collins & Morrison. 120i Farnam St.
Lost 5fi(! 21
SCOTCH collie dog (shepherd), light tan,
snaggy coat, wnite ureusi nncl paws;
name Hruce: tag 1.745. Howard for re
turm 3013 Chicago. Lost MtiOl 22
MCICEI, PLATING.
STOVES,. lamps, etc., replatcd. Omaha
i-iating uo., uee mag. Tel. aa MSit
FUHMTUHE HIOPAIHl.Mi.
TEL. 1331. ?.I. 'S, WalUiu, 2111 Cuming St.
-1 67
CAKI'EOTEUS AMI JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carnenter.work nnd rennlrlne
promptly nttenucu to. j. t. ucnutrce, 20th
unu Jjuki' ats. s,u
I1ETECTIVE AGENCY.
CAPT. P. MOSTYN, 517 Knrbach Block,
umnnu, iscd. itcuume operations; busi
ness conlldentlul. 570 S1S
IIOII.IIH MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tnnks,
siacKs, etc. tci, jow. j;ui anu izurd sts.
-753
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; phlrts, 7o; collars,
2c; suffs, 4c. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. 617.
FISHING AND PLEASURE HESOHT.
IF YOU want good bass and cronnv flshlns
go to ianguon, xuo. very nest 01 notei
accommodations. Plenty of boats ami
minnows, write it. A. Ulttmar for rates
;i2
PATENTS.
WILL HUY any good Invention or patent.
Auuress lock uox iw, ues amines, in.
-74I1
SIDEWALKS.
SIDEWALKS, vitrified brick. "Drop mo n
unc. ueo. it, iTauaaii, uivi is. .uin hi.
531 20'
' FAWNIIHOICEHS.
EAGLE Iinr. Olllco. reliable, nccommodnt
ing; ull huslness confidential. 1301 Douglas.
751
STAMMERING ANII STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Hide.
755
WANTED TO IIOHHOW.
WANTED, tc borrow $1,000 Iiohht money at
7 per cent on good rental property In
South Omaha, 2 to C years. Address E 7,
uee, 3oi l'o
POST!) F F I C E N OT1 C 1 J.
(Should bo rend DAILY by ull interested,
as changes may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending August
24. 1901. will closo (PROMPTLY In ull cases)
at tho general postolllce as follows: Parcels,
post mulls close one hour ourller than clos
ing tfmo Jhown below. Parcels post malls
ior (ii'rmiiuy ciosu ui u p. in. .Mouuay unu
wen lies (jay.
Regular and supplementary malls close
at foreign nrancn nan nour inter tium clos
Ing time shown below.
TrniiMiitlnntlu .Hulls,
WEDNESDAY'-At ti a. 111. for EURO!'
IMC
s.3
per s. s. uceunic via ijueenstnwn; at
11 til (uniii.liimnnliirv 111 i .11 I , 1..
(fcivtn.n..j ... in., i f,
ROPE, per s. s. tfeolnnd via Cherbout
:u-
irg
b
nuiiiiiitmiiion ami .uiwerp mum must
iflrrrtn.l ,,n.i a. a ypolnnil"!
Til IMItlniV- A .irt n iti f.i' i.Mfnmi
M'"
per s. h, uoiumiu i via I'lymotith, Ch
bourg and Hamburg (mall for Frani
must bo directed "per s. s. Columbia '
at 7 a, m. for FRANCE, per s. s. La (la
rognL via jiuvre tniau ior otner pntts
Europe must bo directed "per s. s
rillu.niini,"l' at llVflO fl ni I n t
1
i.i.ewutiiii' i " v ... ,,,, iu, 11,11.1 ,
per s. s. lyimlmrdla via Naples, (mall must
1 . , .11 ... I .. T . , ... V, .. 1 1 . , , ,
1llirv.ltil l'i.i P. r. .'llllilll lull ,
a,lTl'IMlAVAI 7:30 it. in. f,... Ml-Tlil.
II
LANDS direct, per h, s, Mansdiim ima
II
Ill UN I UU IIIIL'UlfU P. P. .YIIUlHimill
n Q1f m m (uiinnlniYinntnrv lit n
1:
for
KTHOPK, por h. 8. Jucunta via Quoeit
lUWIi; rtl J.ov l. III. ,111 VlJllu,SU
reel, ner s. S. Ftirnessla (mnll mnut
ill
be
dlrecttd "per s. s. Fiirnesrla"); ut 11 a.
for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Hekli
(mall must bo directed "per s. s, Heklu")
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamor
takes I'rinted aiaiter, commercial Pa
pers and Samples for Germany only, Tho
same class of mall matter for other parts
of Europe wiU not be sent by this shin
unless specially directed by It.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
PO.HTOFI'ICE NO I ICE.
Trans-Atlintlr Malls named aboe addi
tional suppu mrntiiry nmlls are 1 pen" 1 !
the piers of the Atncrleun, English.
French nnd German steamers and rem.Un
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sailing of steamer.
JlnlN for South nnil Central America,
West Indies, Eto,
WEDNES DAY"-At ?:3 :t. m. for INAGt'A
and HAITI, per s. s. Mt. Vern .11. nt
10 a. in. for NEWFOUNDLAND direct,
per . s Silvia; nt 12 m for (THA, YtTA
TAN. CAMPECHE, TA HAt'CO nnd (.111
APAS, per s. s. Havana (mull for other
parts of Mexico must be directed ' per
s s. llnvnnu").
THfHSDAY-At C:30 p. in. for JAMAICA,
per s. s. Admiral Schley, from Hub on.
FRIDAY-At 12 m. for MEXICO, per s s
Yuc.ttan via Tnmlilco tmall must b, . I-
reeled "per s. s. Yucttun"); nt I p m
for ARGENTINE REl'irilLIC. I'll .
OFAY nnd PARAGUAY, per s A n
blstnn ut 11 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND
tier p. s. Comm. from Philadelphia.
SATURDAY At 9 n. nt. (suppiementa y
9.30 it in.) ror ruHiu ltu ii (via sun
Juan) CfltACAO nnd VENEZUELA, per
s. M'tritcalbo (mall for Havnn.li'i n id
Curlhanenu must be dliectcd "per s s
Muruculbo"); at 9:30 a. in, (.supplementary
10:30 u m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA, SA VAN ILEA nnd CARTHA
GENA, icr s. s. Athos (mull for Costa
Rita must be directed "per s, s. Athos"),
at 9.30 a. m. (supplementary lo:3o a. 111. 1
for HAITI nnd SANTA MARTA, per s. s.
Alps, nt 10 u. m. for CUHA, per s. s.
Mexico via Havana; at 12;30 p, m. for
MATAN.AS, CAI1IARIEN, NTEV1TAS,
OlllARA and HARACOA, p. r s, s.
Curltyba (ordinal y mull only, which muit
be directed "per s, s. Cuiltybn"); nt 1 p.
in. (supplementary 1:30 ii. in,) for HER
JH'DA, iier s. b. Trinidad.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
aydiiey, and tneiicu ny steamer, closo at
this olllco dally nt 0:30 p. in. (counecllng
close lure every Monday. Wednesday una
Saturday). Mulls for MlqUelon, by rail to
Huston, in ail thclice by steamer, close ut
this olllce daily at 0:;W p, in. Mulls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa :."iu., nnd
thence by steamer, closo ut this olllco
dally at 0 a. in. (the connecting closes
are on Monde., Wednesday und Satur
day). Mt'll for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed fur dispatch by
steamer, close al this olllce dully ut 1:30
p. in. und 11 p. m. Malts (or Costa Rica,
llellzc, Puerto Cottc2 anil Guatemala, by
mil to New Orleans, and thenco by
steamer, close nt this olHce dally nt 1.30
p. in. (connecting closes here Mondays
for lloll.f, Puerto Cortea and Gunti'inaln
und Tui'sifav for Costa Rica) 'Regis
tered mull closes ut ti p. m. previous day
Trnni-Piielllt! .tlnllN,
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
Willi ll goes via juriqn:, nun isew v.caiand,
which goes via San Francisco) and FIJI
Islands, via Vancouver, close here dully
ut 6:30 ii, m. up to August "H, Inclusive,
tor dispatch pur . s. Wurrlmoo (supple
mentuiy malls, via Seattle and Victoria),
closo at C.30 p. in. August "IS (mall must
hr directed "via Vancouver"!.
Mulls for China nnd Japan, via Tacoma,
Close noru uauy in ;. ii. in. up to Au
gust Mb, Inclusive, for dlspntch per s. s.
(jlvmnlu.
Malls lor Hawaii. Chlnn nnd Japan and
J'hiilppines, Ma aau erancisco, close hero
dally at 0:30 p. in. up to August :s, in
elusive, for dlsnatch tier s. s. Gaelic.
Mulls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, closo
here uauy at u:ao p, m. up to August "2U,
Inclusive, for dlsnatch per s. s. MnrlDnsii.
Mnls for Hawaii, Japan, China nnd Philip
pine isinniis, via nan rrnncisco, close hero
dally at (1:30 n. m. up to August "SO, in
elusive, for dispatch per s. s. Hong Kong
Marti
Mails for China nnd Japan, via Vancouver,
close nere tinny ui tiwo p. m. up to Sep
tember 3, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of China (registered mall must bo
directed "via Vancouver' ). Mull, except
metchundlso which cannot be forwarded
via Cunndn, for tho U. S. Postnl Agent at
Shanghai, closes at 0:30 p.m. previous
day. r
Malls for Australia (except West Australia.
which is rorwuraed via liurope), now
Zealand, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii, via San
Francisco, closo hero dally at 0:30 p, m,
ufter August 'MS and up to September
7, Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. Um
hrln, duq nt New York September 7, for
dispatch per s. s. Ventura.
Trnns-Puclllc rnnlln are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of clos
ing Is nrranged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes at U p. m. previ
ous dur.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. postrna-trr
PostolTlce, New Y'ork, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1901.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMIRALTY SEIZURE - STEAMBOAT
"JACUU RICHTMAN.
CITATION.
United Stntcs of America, District of Nc-
nrasica, us.:
Whereas. A libel has been Hied in the dis
trict court ot tho United States for the dis
trict ot Nebraska, on the 30th dny of July.
1901, by Caleb Haley us Ubellant In a cause
of tort, civil nnd maritime, against the
steamboat "Jacob Hlchtmun," her nppnrul.
tackle and rurniture, and praying the usual
process and monition of the court that all
persons Interested In snld steamboat, her
tackle, nppnrel, mnchlnery nnd furniture,
may bo cited to appcur and answer tho pre
mises, and nil duo proceedings being had,
that said steamboat may be decreed to bo
sold, and the proceeds thereof distributed
according to law.
Therorore, in pursuance or said monition
under tho soul of snld court, to mo dltected
und delivered on the 31st day of July. 1901.
1 do hereby give notlco generally unto all
persons having or pretending to havo any
right, title or Interest In snld steumbnut,
called tho "Jacob Hlchtmun," her tucltlo,
apparel, machinery nnd furniture, to ap
pear before tho snld court In tho city of
umana. in sniu district, on tne .u o.iy ot
September, 1901, next (ir It he a court nay,
nr nine on next court dav thereafter), at 10
o'clock forenoon of snld day, then and there
to unawer the snld libel, and to mako
known their allegations In that bchnlf.
Dated ut Omaha in said district this 7th
day of August, A. D. 1901.
T. 1,. AW 1 ll .I,
United States Marshal for tho District of
Is'ebrasKa. aucmjui
(() VEHNI ENT NOTICE,
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING Ol'ARTER
master. Fort Leavenworth, Knnsus. Au
gust -u, lyjl. I -ii iiii,iintiin, 111 iiii'iiu,..-.
will be received here until 11 11. m., contrul
time, .Iondny, September 9. 1901, for con
structing an addition to and nlternttons In
l...H,.nr 1.1.11, ll.,.- lt.nl,, .lit,.
f IIII' (HVIIIIJ miiii.ti iriintiiiih, ,,ii..w,,,Pt
plumbing and steam hentlug. at this pust.
Ridden will stuto In their bid tho time In
...I.I. 1. ,l..i. ...lit ..i...1a... Il, tl',,.1. ..u .Ittln
Willi II IIIVJ till! 1 'Iiij'ii'iu lilt' mnn, i.n iiittv
will form an Important factor In tho iiwurd.
luforniatlon furnished 011 application here.
U. S. reserves rlcht to nccent or reject nny
or nil proposals or any part thereof. En
velopes to be Indorsed "PnuinBuls for uddl
tlmiH und ulteratloiiH to i'ubllc Hiilldlugs,"
uildressed D. E. McCarthy, Q. M,
'a .11 ti r.T
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
Omnha, Neb., Aug. 20, 1901. Sealed pro
posals, In triplicate. Htiblcct to the usual
conditions, will be received hero until 10
o'clock a. m., September 4, Idol and then
opened. In tho presence of attending bld
dirs. for twentv-elsht (28) artillery horses;
for delivery at Fort Riley, Kun.. or promi
nent railroad points. I'. S. reserves right to
reject unv or ull proposals, or uny part
thereof. Illunk forms for bidding and cir
cular giving full Information and require
ments: v be furnished on it mil lea t Ion to
this olllce. Envelopes containing proposals
should Do marked "Proposals for Horses, '
and addressed to JOHN W. PULLMAN.
Chief Q M Aug.21-22-23--Hept.3
RAILWAY TI.MU Clllli,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Ruiiroml City Tlckut Ol
llce, 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 215. Depot,
Tenth nnd Murcy Streets.
Leuve, Arrive,
Chitohu express a urn u .;w pm
Chlcugo Limited. ....... .-a i.4j pin u t.Vj 4,,,
M.wiu.i.iolis c x-aut
Express ,;W u 9i4 Pm
MiiiiK-aponi; Ac St. Paul
Limited u 1:15pm n S:0J am
Fort DmUe Local from
Council illuffs b 4;u0 pm n 8:15 am
Fort uudgu Locul from
Council liluffs it COO am
a Dully, b Daily except Sunuuy.
Leave. Arrive
St. louls Cannon liall
Express a 6:15 pm u 8:20 lira
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7.0) am a 0:00 pra
u Dully.
OMAHA ie ST. LOUIS HAIL
road Omaha. Kansas (,'ty
St. Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Routo"-Tickot Of-
ittlftAV' nee, mo rurnum at. Tele.
ItJK phone. 322, Depot. Tenth
und Murcy Sts. Telephoin.
lephoin.,
029.
Leave.
Arrive
Bl. l.OlllH I..UI1IIWI.
Express .....a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a ;oo pm
a Dally.
- .... x-.
tr!
H.ULW.W 'I l1 1: ( A HI).
CHICAGO & NORTH-
stem Railway "The
Northwestern Lino '
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
1'. u nam St. Telephone,
661, Depot, Tenth and
Murcy Streets, Tela
phone, c-y.
Daylight Chicago Spe-
,,5 al . ,...,a 7:00 nin
Chltago Pnss-iiitJt u 1.15 pin
Arrive.
nll:30 pm
a s;4i) a m
t.aeiern j.xpress, Ucs
Moines, Murshaiitown,
Cedar Huplds utid
Chicago al0:55 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Special. Chi
cago and .cast a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
nisi .Man. ciiicngo to
Om..ha
Omahu-Chlcago L'1'd...u 7:15 pm
l ust Mall
Ctdur rapids I'asjiiur.
u Dally.
a 2:45 pm
a b.W uiu
u 3;M um
a 5:jo pm
FREMCrsT, ELKHORN .t
Missouri Volley umirouu
"The Northwestern
Line" General unices,
United States .Naliunai
Dank Ilulldlng, 3. W.
Corner Twelfth and Fur
num sis. Ticket Office, 1101 Furnum St.
leietihoi.n. mi Dpiuii. lbtli und W ouster
tots. J lephollc. 1L&.
Leave. Arrive.
Hiack lil'.ts, Deudwood, . .
Hot Springs u 3:00 pm n 6:00 pm
yomhig, Casper una
1)iiiii.iii. .1 I'lil tun a 5:00 UIU
Hustings. York!' David
city, tfupeiloi, G-miuvu,
Exeter und Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Norlojk, vciuiru una
Frvniont u 7:3o um bl0:23 am
Lincoln, jt.'jo & Fro-
inoni t 7.30 am mu:: uni
Fremont Lucal t 7,30 am
s Dan, b Dully excop'. Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dally vLticpt Saturday.
Daily except JluliUuy.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & uinun.i
Halluay "Tho North
western Line" (leneml
Olllccs. Ncbrusku Divi
sion, Uth and Webster
Sts. City llckot OIllLe,
1401 Furiism bt. Telephone, 5bl. Dcjiot,
lot H und Webster Sis. Telephone, 14j).
Leave. Airlve.
Twin city Passenger... .u C:oo um a a.iu pm
Bloux City PussetiKor...a 2:Ij inn ull.lo um
Emerson Locul b 0:3o pm b ;ju am
u Dally
SIOUX CITY .V PACIFIC
Rallrnud "Tho North
western Line" General
Ulllces, United Slut en
National Hunk Uuiiding,
a. W. Coiner Twelttn
...1 l.tt rtiti til SIM 'I'li.Lt.i
ulllce, nul Farnam St. Telephone, 501. De
pot, Tvlilli and Ma icy Sts. 'Iclcplicic, t.9
f ...I Vn A r-li-.,
Twin City Express a 6:jj uiu alu:.'5 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:5j pin u &.U aiu
Hlotix city i,uca. a a.w uiu u u.w pm
u Lully.
HL'RLINGTON A Mis
souri River K.tllruud
"'Ihe Huililiyton Huute
Geuerul utitces, North
wist Corner Tenth and
Fuiuuni Streets. Ticket
Olllce, 1502 Furnum atuet.
Ti.iviiiu.iiu -m. lfurlliigton Station, Tenth
und Majon Sticets. Teleiuione 12J.
Lrf.'UYv.. Arrive.
Lincoln. HustlngB und
McCoon. a s:40 um a 7;3j pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo-
rudo, Utuh, Cuiitornla.a i:2j pm n 3:ou pm
Alllancu Expiess u inn a 3.uo pin
Lincoln & Ulack Hills. .a 9:oo jim u G:15 um
Moiituiut, Pugei Sound.. a 9:oo pm u 0:15 um
Lincoln Fust Mull b JilAl ivii u 9;li um
Wymote, Ucalrlco und
Llncohi a V. 10 am bll:5j am
Denv'T, Colorado, Utan
and LMilforma a C:I5 am
Fort Crook, So. llend,
Louisville. 1'lattsm tu.h 3:20 pm b 11:05 um
tlll,ii'iin l.-Hj'i.n?tlh A
Paclllu'junctlun a 7:40 pm u S:20 um
Ucllevue. i'.uttsmoutli a
Pacific Junction a 3:10 am
a Dally, b Dully except Sunaay.
KANSAS CITY. ST. .m
Mi.i.li Ar (Tmittrll iilnrr
Railroad "Tim Uurllugiou
ltoute" Ticket Olllce, ItoJ
Furnum Sticut. Tvlephouo
250. Depot, Tenth und
Mason Streets. Tele
phono 12S.
Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a vvai um a 0:05 pm
Knnsas City Night Ex..alo:30 pm a C:1j am
Dl. mull row..
Joseph and SL LouU.a s:10 pm nlltlo am
u uauy.
CUII.AUU, a.uiwl,i-ivji ivn
a: rliiltifiif 1 ( ii 1 1 t-fi; ,1 ..'Cli.i
Burlington Route" Ticket
Olllce, 1502 Furnum Sticot.
Telephone 2o0. Depot,
Tcuui and aiubon Streets.
Telepholiu 12-i.
1...fi.'.i A r.l..
jjuyugiu v-ii.i.u Djio-
clal a 7:00 am al0:20 pm
Chicago VcEllbulea Ex. a 4:oi) pm a 7:43 am
Chicago Locul Express. a 9:30 um u 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:00 pm u 7:45 am
Fust Mull a 2:15 pm
a. Dally.
CH1CAQO. ROCK isl
and Ac Paciilc Railroad
"Iho Grcut Hof.k
jniunii JIUUIU Ctl
Ticket Office. 1.12.1 in
V.a'n Street. Telephone,
"-ut(Jt' Tu,"h am!
l)lione, Gy. c
EA&1. V- Arr,VC"
PlilAnnn rio, .11.-1., C .fl ... ...
v-iiiv.,if iujiihiii t,.u... u.w um a ;ny iiin
ljes Mi dues una Daven
port icnl a 7:25 am u 9:.v, nm
Chicago Exjircss bll.lSurn bn r.0nni
Des Alclnes Local a 4:.'0pni bll:5'Jn
x-l.,i.utaw . ia.i i , v na ti V.W 1,111
Den Mollies, ito-jlt lsU
und und Chicago a 7:40 nm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Ltm...a 2.0Jum
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SL0UP IN HIS OWN DEFENSE
Another ( hnnlrr In llir ( intriiverr
Oer Sitiirrlittrndenry nt
Stntr llnleliery.
OMAHA, Aug. 10,-To tho Kdllorof Thn
Hee: In tho Issue of The lice of Attetist
1G Iherc appeared an article headed "Hr
palrlng Sloiip's Uniuage." This article doe.i
mo nn Injustlco, ns I nm accused of being
responsible for a stato uf affairs for which
nm not to blnnie, nnd which existed long
before I becntno the Incumbent of the offlcs
of superintendent of tho fish hntcherlrs. I
:now the nnimiis which prompted tho
writer to pen the Article mentioned, and
that Is to boost O'Hrlen'a waning reputation.
for they see tho linmtu riling 011 tho wall
nnd In order to rrente n favorable Impres
sion In the minds of the public In regard
0 O Ilrlen. this and aevernl other articles
have been published. 1 care nothing nbotit
he controversy brou.qht nbotit by O'llrlen's
appointment. It is none of my business
ami politically I rather like tho Idea of
having a democrat appointed by n re
publican governor, ns I ntn n democrat my
srlf, but when they attempt to repair his
reputation nt the expense of mine; wnca
they try to make me the scapegoat for n.
condition of nffalrs caused by O'Hrlen's nog-
ect nnd Incompetency, I feel called upon,
In Justice to myself, to register a vigorous
protest.
In the first place let me say that I wits
not appointed by Governor Poynter. hut by
tho flsh rommlssi'iii'T', nnd they hart the
solo right to appoint or to remove n man
from Hint position under the old lnw. My
name was chosen from among Beveral placed
beforo thcni. This occurred after the In
vestigation of O'Hrlen's ofllclul conduct
held on July ti, where he handed In
his resignation. Tho nrllcle stated thnt I
have been a saloon keeper. What of that?
So has O'llrlen! Hut I have always con-
luctcd my business In n decent and orderly
manner, have never yet been lined for
oiling liquors to minors. As to tho number
of fish on hand, let mi say Hint the total
was greater when I left than ut tho tlmo
when 1 entered upon the discharge of my
duties, with the exception of about fifty
trout breeders, which died nt tho Statu
fair, nt Lincoln, in consequence of being
plnccd In newly painted nqunrltlins against
my Instruction. It Is truo I have delivered
fry to one of the flsh commissioners, so has
O'llrlen. They were there for the purposn
of being distributed, and a flsh commis
sioner hnd ns much right to apply for and
receive fry ns nny other Individual, nnd
nil were served ns long as the supply lasted,
hut 1 wiib never nccuscd of selling flshca
and pocketing the proceeds. O'llrlen hud
a large appropriation for repnlro, etc., but
no repairs wore mnilp, and Btlll tho nionoy
Is gone. Whom dirt It go to?
When I entered upon the discharge ot
my duties, on August 1. ISM, there only
remained nbout $2,000 out of nn appropria
tion of $1,500. Tho balnnce had been used
up for some purpose in tho preceding five
to six months, but no repairs were mailt'.
Out of what was left I construclert sev
eral stone wnlltfi. separating the different
trout ponds nnd which were on tho point
of falling down. We also built sidewalks
around tho different buildings nnd other
repairs of n minor nature. In addition to
this alt necessary labor, flsh and team
food, bridge toll, telephone chnrges, ac
quiring nnd distributing llshrs nnd other
running expenses had to he pain) out of
this fund nnd every dollnr is accounted for
nnd there was nn rnkenff either. I found
tho hntiso in a dilapidated condition. It
needed painting badly to make It (It to live
n. . There was no money for that purpose.
p'o ivc painted it ourselves, ns well as thn
interior of the hatching house The cellar
wiib full of water; we dried It out nnd put
down n grr.vel bottom. Altogether tho
plnco looked 100 per cent better when I
left tlmti wheu I went in and I did ns much
ns any man could have dona with the small
amount available. If they would reverse
the, hcudlng of Iho artlclo nnd call It "no
pairing O'Urlcu's Damage" it would bo
mora correct nnd to the point, for tho nhoo
fits better on the other foot. I nm ac
cused of Ignorance in matters pertaining
to flsh culture. Mention Is mado of ob
noxious weeds being allowed to grow In
thn ponds. Tho wrltor of tho nrtlrle does
not seem to lie posted nbout flsh culturo
or he would know that nquatlo plunts nro
often plnccd In ponds to afford simile and
hiding places us well ns nourishment for
some llhhes. Furthermore, thero was tho
assistant superintendent, Mr. C. U.
Strclght under whoso supervision this part
of the huslness was conducted precisely
in the prime manner ns he had been doing
under O'llrlen.
I do not claim to bo nn Ichthyologist,
neither Is O'llrlen, and although he proba
bly understood the little practical details
better than 1 did whon I first entered upon
tho duties of tho olllce, I claim to huvn
as much scientific knowledge about tho
subject of flsh culture ns he has,
lu conclusion let mo say thnt I rare not
how much thoy may booBt O'llrlen and I
would not ha'fV' said anything If they hadn't
dragged In my nnrne, hut I wnnt to tell
them that If they persist lu dolug so I will
get back nt them In langungo considerably
morn forcible and pointed than I am using
on tho present occasion, Trusting that
you will give this Bpnco In your columns, I
remain yours respectfully.
ADAM J. SLOUP.
DRINK MO HE IIEEH THAN EVER.
Four il"i-Gro Iiik Stntea tinnliln If
Kmuily I li- llrniniiil.
"Do you know that the people are drink
ing mOro beer now than ever before?" said
G. F. LIvcsloy of Salem, Ore., to ii Mil
waukee Sentlnnl mnn. Mr. Llveslcy is ono
of the most extcnBlvo rnlsers of hops la
the United Stales. Ho has hop farms scat
tered ull over the Btatn of Oregon, and Is
on his way homo rum Now Y'ork, whero
he' Iibb boon looking nftcr tho market.
"Unless tbo acreage for hops Is materially
Increased wo shall not ho nblo to meat
tho demand," he continued. "When I was
lu New York last week they shipped a,
lot of hops Unit wnro grown In 1801 to Eng
land. Tho stock Is nil cleaned up bu tho
Pacific slope, and there Is but n limited
supply lu New York. You may not rcallio
It. hut It 1b a fact that there urn hut four
states lu this country whoro hops nro
raised. It Is truo you grow b few hero
In Wisconsin, but the quantity Is so small
that It rutB no figure. Orogon lends th
list ns the hopgrowing ntnto, then como!
New York. California and Washington. Tho
climate of the seneoast seems to be better
adapted to hoprnlslng limit that of thu In
terior. Wo rnlso In this country nbout
300,000 bales of L'OO pounds each. Wo Im
port some hops from Germany nnd export
to England. This Is a peculiar feature of
tho business, but you aeo some of tho olrt
fnehloncd German brewers insist on using
German hops.
"The lncreaBo In thn beer business Is
phenomenal. Wo manufactured 40,000,000
barrels of berr In this country last ynar,
which Is tho best on record. I can only
nccotint for thn Incronen on tho ground
thnt tho habit of drinking beer Is growing
upon thn people. Tho Orlentnl trade has
had nothing to do with It. In tho Philip
pines they hnvo gone Into thn browing
business on 11 small scale, and I havo marts
fcoveral shipments of hops to that country.
Even tho Clilnnmnn hits taken to tho foam
ing bovoragn and Is learning to brow beer.
I shipped two carloads of hop to a brewery
In tho Flowery Kingdom a short tlmo ago.
"Wo aro receiving calls for our hops
from Australia, hut wo have none on hand
with which to fill the orders. I havo not
boon homo since Februnry, but I havo hart
reports from my agent In Orogon, who says
thnt tUe growing crop Is In' good condition.'