THE OMAHA DAILY JIBE: WEDNESDAY, DJiCEMUER 4, 1001.
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SITUATION'S WASTED.
YOUNG man want a pine to work for
ooaro wmie t attending scnooi. iiovies
College, Hee bldg. Tol, 1911, A-MT
OEHMAN lnrtv. with best nf references.
wnntfl position as housckeeiicr for second
worn or wnmn lane fate oi ciiuuren. au
dress At 52. nee. A-S44 Z
WASTED MALE HELP,
LTKADY WORK, nrolltiihte work, for neitt.
energetic hustlers. U. F. Adams Co,, lKI'J
Howard, II Mil
WANTED A good man In every county to
take subscription for The Twentieth
Century Farmer. Our agents make good
wages everywhere, References recUlrcd.
Address, Twentieth Century Farmer,
Omaha, Neb. li-fcu
GOOD messengers wanted. Increased pay.
A. D. T. Co., 212 South 1.1th. H-tifti
ir, van AiiTt.t.' iSavh wninc
tt you live In tlio country or In a small
town and liavn u good nr(iialntauce
nmonar Hie. fnrmt.r nnrt Mtnrk raisers In
the, ne.lghtiorhnod sou can mako live dol-
miD rnnii) iy IUII1 UI llv.i nun. ..win.
Wrlle tin and wo Will send you our propo
attloti. Tho Hce Publishing Co., Solicitors'
Dept., umaim, rscu. "-
TOUNft men fop ttnllwn vsFall Clerks. In-
trStato C6rres. Inst., Cedar Itaplds, In.
VnAVKWNCI siilesmelt: also advertlserai
house rellttblc; cash salary. Tniitntm -.,
umiAs, tox. ii anal tr
viiurT VIIEK! KltKKl
Rhav or liHlreut at tho Moler llnrber Col
lea, ltirt Farnnni St.. 3d floor: loom for
MO men' dally: come and bring your
friends, hours, 9 to 4.
ii .now -
Wi'TI.'.n men in lenrn the hiirher trade.
only eight weeks required by our method
if frnn fMiKtiimers. oxnert ItlHtriietlolls.
leotures. etc.: two yearn" Apprenticeship
suveil. Iist season we piuceo ;t gnuui
ates In huspltnls as ward barbers, 23 on
palaco trnlns, 18S In country and city
shops and have Just nrranged to place
mntiv mora In Holdlers' homes at splendid
wages. In ordct to get ntudentn nnutlgh
to (III the demand we alluw them to earn
scholarship, hoard, tools .and tratisporta.
lion it eirsircu: uesi opportunity ever ot
tered. Aptdy at once by mall, Moler Unr-
uer uoueRe, itK.-a rarnam et, n wniv -
AVANTKI).- n first-class commercial sten
ographer and bookkeeper; young man of i
ixpenence anu must give goon reicrcnco;
eni at I'axton hotel, December 10. j. il.
King. 11 .MSiS
WANTKD-MKN TO liKAUSv HAHHKIt
TIIADB;
WHY WASTE TIMK. AND MONI2Y?
Entering a ''would-be" bi)rber college and
niake a. failure, when you have aecesH to
111 l lm I t.u i-mi- nun
inn iesi ror n trine more. ou can do-
i'ome an nn-to-ilato' workman on nn abso
lute guarantee. .Money rciumum it not as
represented, i or terms nnu cutaioguu nu-
dres
WESTERN. BARBERS INSTITUTE
H02-J Dodge St., Omalin, Neb.
11-
ARE you- dlssatlsdeil with your work7 Our
free booklet. "Are Your Hands Tied?"
tells hoiv- wo have qualified thousands In
spare tlmo ror milarlcd positions in more
congenial and protltnblo lines of work.
Wrlt.e International Corruspomlence
Schools, ,box 1668, Scranton, I'a., or call
day- or evening Omaha office, IOC 8. 15th
Sl, - II AI8II 4
tt1tntr x.- ......11 ..lll
Vuivi, iii.'iirj lui mull vv.iii pti.dii v(ii,t.i,
no experience required;- worth ' 15.0m)
yearly; particulars tree; answer uick.
r yrozonn . a. m atar uiug., unicago.
B-A1W8 4
VVANTBD. everywhere, hustlers to tack
signs,- distribute circulars, samples, etc.:
no canvassing, good pay. Hun Advertis
ing Bureuu, Chicago. B M807 4
SALESMEN WANTED.
BALE8MEN, to sell goods by sample to
wjiolesaln and retail trade; wo are tho
largest manufacturers In out line; liberal
salary or commission. Can-Dcx Atfg. Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, 6T3 3
WANTED -FEMALE HELP.
"WANTED-200 girls. 1521 Dodge.
Tel. 870.
(.' OKI
WANTED Two young lady studenta to
team lialrdrcsslng. manicuring nnd chi
ropody and Hclontlllo massugc. Call or
write, uoom uce uiug. g as
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Apuiv ai ii'is i;ass uorore uunday.
C-M514
GOOD girl for general housework; 3 tn
family, uj wo. ku. c 021 6
WANTED, ladles to xlearn halrdresslng.
manicuring nnd facial .massage; a quick
and thorough schooling by practical work
nnd expert Instructions; splendid demand
for graduates: busy season now: Join at
once. Call or write, Alolcr College. 1623
t'-arnam nt, u mow u
Mtu.n r,t . 4 aa .l - , .
riSSiXZ ?: "ovne'n' iV'" ,,v Viii-i 1 y
-' -'.no., u
WANTED, girl for general housework at
ii worm 3'ui tit. C S52
WANTED, voting lady with good figure.
sj' tPP'X Wednesday, 12 to 2 p. m room 131
)t Iter Grand hotel. C A1805 1
f, ' 1 ' - , . u
HELP WANTED.
IALE t female hclp,(i Call Canadlnn Ofllce.
(W!
4 FOR HENT-HOIHKS.
KOUSES, stores.
Bcmls, Paxton Block.
MOUSES,' etc
F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
u rm
HOUSES nnd flats. Rlngwalt, Darks.- Blk.
u WJf
MOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
reiiiiHii-iovc u,, ooutn ;atn street.
HOI NF ln " Prts of The O.
. '' a-502
TEN rooms, modern except furnace. 974
-ti Ave..
JOHN W. ROBIUNS, 1S02 FARNAAI ST.
D-670
'XO AtOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
Cot' office
iHiii Fnrnam., or tel. ism-sa.
D-671
TWO modern lioutes, 8 rooms earh,- near
29th, nnd Farnam Sts.; now being thor
oughly overhauled. Rent, I2.V per month
each.
OMAHA IXiAN & TRUST Co.. 16th and
Tsriiilni His ' win
l-ROOAI house. 15 per mo. 190$ B. 10th St.
D-414 D3
MtOOM modern, except furnace, 122. (I, M,
Natllligtrr Bed Bldg. 'Phono 4M, D-673
J45BT' M'VlV"S AVP- 12 r00""'' modem.
nt: N, I8th, b-room cottage., lis
Rlngwalt Rrutt., Barker Blk.
N, J8th, fi-room cbttage.. barn. Others.
u Ml
hKVEN'.ndOM all mn'clei-ii ImiiHe. in mml
condition: Tnrgfl yaril and beautiful shade
trees, win runt tor ju.w per month
OMAHA LOAN A TRL'ST CO.,
ICth and Douglas Sts.
D-074
VEN-ROOAI strtctUi 'modern house best
Pocllo0n. Mth ?arnd iacksonSts W.C' o! K.
Turklngton, 003 Bee. D-7S
- i 'if i.i i .. i it . i- - i -1. i 1 1 1 . , I, , ,, L,
-e
V'OR RENT, 5-room house, iSth nnd Rees
nt,, tier moniii. j, a, i.ovgren. 421 l'ax-
Wll uiiv, IJtVJ A
I
HOUSES. Chris Boyer, 22d and Cuming,
. Tel. 20t:i. D 721 D10
i7oCSESr"u. O. Wallace, Brown Block.
D 676
a ii
l'OR RENT, line, modem. elcRiiul riionis.
Ktonn front, hot water heat, lis N. '.'Sth
it, .uj itamgn iuock,-. i.miKe, li nf I
iKB'ilENJtY B. AYNE,.W1 N. Y. LIFE.
. .. .-.... D 677
rtm itH.vr-iiotsEs.
2STH & A 8T8.. South Omaha, a good six
room house, freshly papered and painted;
rem, II2.W.'
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16lli and Douglas Sts.
D-679
ijOT SO. 32U ST., nice "-room house, with
city water, furnace, irnod ham. shade
trees anu nne lawn; a good Home ior
some South Omaha ui"ee matii will rent
for tlli nor month to nooil tenant who will
care for the property.
UMAHA I.UAK i TllUttl IU.,
16h and Douglas Sts.
112 N. 2UT1I, 3 rooms. UTO Dodgo St.
U 1.1U Jir
FOR HUNT, 8-room hrlck house, modern,
i i .. . i . tit n,A..uM..n ,nf - - t . o C "I
liu tittKniJll Oli 1 I'll imuiiu u'l ui
.. i rnynor. u mi
NEW 8-room house.
220 Hurt St.
D-522 6
FiVE-ROOM cottage In good condition; low
rem ir taKcn at once, iv.u .-vortii xiiii mi.
d-797 r
UNEQUALLED, central, steam hent, 7-
room nouse. lizarci, bi js. ;un.
D-AISIl 0
5-ROOAl cottage, 152b' S. 23th st, Inaulre
618 8. 10th. D-AIS2 5
POIl HI5.NT l''l!.ISIIKIJ ROOM.
DliWUY Kuropenn hotel.
13th and FatnHm.
VOll HUNT, 2 furnished rooms, suitable
tor i stuueiiis, 515 per month, mi unicago.
ONIJ furnished room, with lio.it t, on car
line, jois uiarK; i per moniii. r-.i
rilONT room, modern, 2 week. 1717 Web
ster, ti iiia ui
UAHGK modern rooms. 1610 Davenport.
K 7IS Ull
LAIIO10 furnished front room. 417 N. 19th.
E MiSl D13
AlODKItN, well heated rooms. 316 X. IBt.i.
! Mll Uli
LArtOIC he.tted front room, modern, tele
phone, etc.; furnished to suit, iib h. ism
street. , K-MtIO
LAItOK south front room, with alcove, and
oiner rooniK, moucrn. jmo naruey n,
ti niiv
TllltKH furnished rooms for light house
Keeping, ui- o. inn bi. i-.-s
FUHNISIIKD room, modern. M28 Fnrnam.
FI'ltMMIED ROOMS A XI HOARD.
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-6SI
GLENCAIHN, transient 1.25 day. 160noug.
l' wit
NICE hQmc for young men. 10S S. 25th St.
509 8. 25TH AVE., for gcntlcmei. F-0S7
St'ITE of rooms, furnaco heat, for gentle
men. JillU JI1CKHOI1 St. I' W
STEAM heated, nicely furnished rooms,
with or without board, at The Thurston.
F-6S9
THE ROSE
2020 Harney; rooms, good
F-.M953 D16
board.
.... I . . .
, ; JAM-iib-a. u oi w nm.
;.,'i"fsr
streets.
F-JI213 4i2i
ELEGANT steam heated front room; with
board. 19Q9 Capitol-Ave F Mlt
ONE furnished front room, modern: sulfa-
nie lor lauy or gentleman, ail no. xritn
Ave. F-252
DESIRABLE rooms, first-class board. 2581
Harney. u M3o 5
PLEASANT room for two, with board. 1003
Park avc. r sisra 0
FOR HEXT VXFt'niSIIED nooMti.
DESK room space, $5 per month; ground
Door room in rue nee ouiiuinai. lauuiv
Farnam Mtrcct; no expense for light, heat
nr tanltor service. 11. C. Peters t Co..
Rental Agents, Bee Building. . U-116
PARLOR floor, consisting of three unfur
nished rooms. satKi at. .Mary s ave.
O M834 5
SUITE of rooms, modern.
616 GOorgla avc.
O M8I5 10
TWO unfurnished rooms. 2501 Davenport
st. u aisis
FOIl nEMT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, the building formerly occu
pied by l ne uee at uio arnam nt. it nus
four stories and u basement which was
formely used as The Bee press room.
This will be rented vory reasonably. If
Interested apply at oncu to C. C. Rose
water, sccretury, room 100, Bco building,
I-2H1
FOR RENT, ofllce with vault am part
llrst lioor or top uuur. itu-is iiurnoy
St. Midland Glass and Paint Co., 1110
Harney St. 1-076
FOR RENT, store tn first-class iocatlon;
rent rensonaoia. Appiy it. , rcicrs a
Co., ground lloor, Bee Bldg. 1260
DESIRABLE storeroom, 11A1 flouth lth
Ut.. near William. $15.
GEORGE &. COAtPANY, 1M1 FARNAM ST.
1-M1IC U4
I Till'. K.Htorv and basembnt brick building.
1110 llowaru St.. tormorir occupieu ny
V. L. May & uo., is now reauy tor oc
cupnncy; ofllce compartment and ele
i vmtor: see us tor lormn.
R. c. PETERS CO, 1702 Farnam St
l T M7TO 7
I - ....... .
AfilSVl'M WANTED.
MEMORIAL life i
guages, 0n0 page.
outfit. W. A. Ulx
of MoKlnloy, four Ian-
I A.1 V. 1 1 ... . .... . . I C. .......
KultKCBi W'J I'UBVi w iimj-iwii. v,.w, lieu
outtlt. W. A. Hlxenbaugh & Co., 600 Ware
blocK, umana. jvii
PROFITABLE work offered agents in every
town to secure nuuBcriiiiions to tne
Ladles' Home Journul nd tfa Saturday
Evening Post. Wn want agsntd who will
work thoroughly and with business sys
tem to cover each section with our lllus
irnted little booklets and other udvertls.
Ing mutter, and to look sharply after re-
...... I u tfnm nl.l MIlhHerlhoru Tim v,n, !
rtrst rate, nnd at the end of the season
120,000 will be given the best workers as
extra, prizes for good work. How well
some of our ngents have succeeded Is
In il little booklet we Would like tn
send you portraits of some of our best
agents, with the story of how they made
It pay. The Curtis Publishing Co.. Phil
adclphla, Pa. J-AI206 Fb7
REPUTABLE attorney can obtain ofllco
en Slum in xuc uuuuiui., .iuumn .i o,
Beo omcc. J M801
WANTED, canvassing agents In every
county to solicit suDBurijiii'jiiB io irirj
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER nnd
tho NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
HTfiCK and COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1,400
Imperial oct&yo pages, 800 object- teaching
engravings and Is the only book on live
stoCK ever puuiiniivu huujjiuu iu inn ctuy-,im-
nruotlcal monov-savlng use of every
furnior and stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agents
In tho country with horse and buggy es
peclally desired. Canvassers make easily
60 to I10O per month. Address Century
Farmer solicitors- uureau, uee uuiitung,
omana. j j
AaKKTS wanted for new DUbllcatlons
nrosucctUB, etc.. rruc. ueorge 'iiarrie as
Bon, 1313 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
J M281 Janl2
F0R nHNT oTTTwe'lTTocated nnd fitted
mi storeroom on Alain street In the.thrlv.
nig village ot fierce, .ei. .xiiiircsn ii
W. AVoolvcrt9n, Pierce, tseb.
J Al52i 5-
WANTED, ngents. Utiles and gentlemen
iiuo to ner moniii: nxnerieuco un
nncetsary. Address Box 237, Omalin. Neb
Tho ;se.iirasKa vacuum co. j m
WANTED. LIVE SALESAIAN IN EVERY
i fJZH'V i?BUr5' ex'
pected. Robinson Co., Toledo, O.
J"ilolU 4
STORAGE.
STORAGE, low rates. Derlght, 1119 Far
nam at. st
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1611,4 Faro. Tels. 1559-861
STORAGE,
PACIFIC ifUorace and Warehouse Co.. 1U
n Jones, general storage ana forwarding.
XV A STB l T O 1ICV.
SECONDHAND books. Crane, .-W7 N. ICth.
I 19 Ult
INSUIIANCE policies purcnased In old Una
companies; sena ucscrintion; win mnK
offer. The l'uttiam Co.. 604-5 N. Y. Life
SECOND-HAND bookn bought tor spot
cash ut Antiquarian, 1319 Karnam si.
N
WE have customers for the following:
Residence In Weft Fnrnam district.
Iluslness block, $20,000 to 3).r.
Half lot nnd modern cottage.
F. D. Wead. 1521 Douglas St. N-SH 5
!' 0 1 1 S A I. E V II 1 1 XI T V II E .
FUIINITUKE of 9-room house. HIS Chicago.
0-735 Dlu
CIlICAnO triirnttiirn t'n.. 1410 Dodae. Tel
2020. New and .secondhand, bought, kold,
exchanac.l. O tSl
-
QTfWPQ Any kind of a stove you want
-- at to per cent discount, we
have n romtllnln thin nt nw anil anrnnd- I
hand stoves and furniture. Lowest prices,
r.uicriirisc r urmturc .o,. o. inn ni. i
Tel. 36. " O-AI7S0 D1S
THE CHICAGO FURNITURE CCh
OFFERS A BIO LOT OF
BASl: BURNERS AND STOVES.
for lens thnn nnn. half their vnllle. Prices
from J3 to tl5: actually worth double this
amount. Don t fall to Investigate this
offer. Also complete lino of furulturo at
tuwesi prices.
1I06-8-10-12 DO DOE STREET
FOR SALE HOUSES. WAGONS, ETC.
GOOD BUOOY BARGAINS.
1 rubbcr-tlred depot wagon.
1 6-pass. Rockaway.
1 loatltnr.lnfi fnmtlv rarrtaffps.
I phaetons, 6 top and open buggie and
riunvbouU
Bccondhatul harness
Drummond Carriage Co., ISth & Harney St.
CALL and see my new place. Just finished.
ii. f rost, mil anu ixavenwortn.
P 153
FOIl SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FIR timbers for houscmovers, etc., 40 to
71 it.; criouing anu nog icucc. wi uoug-
las. W 1!M
2DHAND safe cheap. Dcrtght, 1113 Farnam.
y y.vi
SAFES, standard makes, sold, rented. Ill S 1
y an
PATENT medicines at cut nrlces. Sherman
as Mcconncu urua uo., cor. luin ana
Dddge.
Al HORSE and phaeton, cheap. Inquire
wis l'urnam or iii uooce. om
CADET coat, good as new: will fit boy 13
or ii years oiu. Auuress xi w, uee.
Q-A159G
EDISON and Columbia talking machines
and records,
and Chtcngo.
umana ujcyciu io., ism
Q-9S3
500 OVERCOATS, bargains.
Alarowltz, 418
jn. mui.
y vmi
Wt-ILBHANH AIANTEL
& TILE CO.
TCI. 169. 309 a. lllll.
Q-A1429 D4
FOR SALE, good-slsed packages of news
paper cxcnaugi-H. u cents anu up. jippiy
at uce umce, uiicuiution winuow.
Q-fi85 .
FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any
ouier musical instruments; o up. ine
Wlttmann Co., 1621 Farnam. Q-AIS3S
LARGEST stock latest combination cranho-
jmones, records anu supplies, come ana see
them. FreuericKson, lstn and uoago sts.
y 6.13 u-zi
FOR SALE, 27-ncre fruit farm, house and
barn, Ha miles cast of city limits, im
quire of F. H. Hall on premises, or J. R.
t , i A ........ I , m..r f "n- n
FOR SALE. No. 6 Remington, new, M5.0O.
Address m di, uee. g aisw r
FOR SALE, diamond tontlno contract: low
number; cheap if taKcn at once. Address
Box 309. Omaha. Q-846 3
CLAIRVOYANT).
AIRS FRITZ, clairvoyant, S19 N. 16th.
AIA1E. OYLMER. out of city.
S-991
VIENNA fortune teller.
1515 Davenport.
S-AI454 D26
AtAIE. LE GRAY, clairvoyant and lmlmlst,
has JiiHt arrived, Is locnted at 161!i Dodge
for short wnno oniy; rcnti run tno past,
present nnu luture. unice nours: n. in,
to 8 p. in. . S-Alt 7
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MISS MACK
massage;
attendant. 1403
wcustcr.
T-A17.6 D12
AIAIE. 8AIITH, baths, H8 N. 15, 2d floor, R 2.
T Mill UT
ELITE PARLORS, 615 So. 16th St.. 2d floor.
1 -MISS D20
AtASSAOE and bath.
1516 Davenport.
T-AI453 D26
BEATRICE HARLOW Elegnnt vapor and
tub batlis; electricity given: i-;gyptluu
treatment. u.i;s w. win, uat a.
T-AI814 10
PERSONAL.
nn. HOY. chlronodlst: corns and aunerflu.
ous hair removed oy electricity, it. 1:,
Frct.zer diock. u vh
VIAVA. woman's way to health-, rational,
wno,esomo noma ircain.Bm. UceE,
WE RENT machines for 75c per week. Wo
sell neeaies ana attacnmcnis lor ana re-
pair every make of sewing machine,
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., Corner 16th and
Harney. 'Phono 1663. U 576 D3
ADV. calendars. Burktey Ptg. Co.
U-
M607 Jar.l
PRIVATE homo for ladles before and dur
ing coutluemunt; babies adopted. -.'ti'.'O I
lluruel'e St. wrs. uurget. u l mm
JUST think ot it I Good cabinet photos only
yyc uos. at iiik u. a. uuiicrx, w) n. ibtn.
U S34
RU1TURE permanently cured in 30 to 60
days; senu ior circular, u. a. wood, oi.
D 521 New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Nab,
U J.'3
SHAA1POOING and hair dressing, 25c. in
connection with The Bathery, 216-220 Be
DUllUlllg. ici. u 041
MME. SAIITH, baths, 118 N. 15. 2d floor, R2,
U MKW DIl
CHIROPODY a specialty. In connection
witn 'i ne uauiery, rooms :it-22v uce uiag.
Tel. 171B. U 649
HATRDRESSING. manicuring and chiro
pody, for Indies only. In connection with
ine tiatuery, ;iu-..u 1100 mug. u ssu
LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade cmtumer.
101s Farnam. u M537
PRIVATE hosnltal. before and during con.
flnement: bablex adopted. 230G Grant St.
Airs, uaracis. Tel. F litis. V'm
WANTED, 10,000 black crows, must be nn
black as Crow Stovo Polish. Address
Crow Stove I'ollsli uo., lIlwauKee, wis.
u A1004 11.J
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best nnd
quickest. Airs. A. C. Alark. 17 & Douglas.
U-M161
GfaYl?S
V nji
OET the Utile photos for 15o per dot,
t
Tho U. S. aollcry. 626 South 16th.
lie
U-CJ-
II AVE YOU TRIED ONE'.'
That's what they nil say,
Everybody highly recommends tho
PRINCE OF OMAHA
No better cjgar on the market. Union
made, se straight. 3j per i.wn.
W. F. STOECKER
ClUAll COMPANY.
U-7S3 a
AIY CH1CKERINO UPRIGHT GRAND
PIANO
At half the original cost: factory guarantee
aatea sept, ju; Dusiness reverses. Address
Al 16. Bee. U-AIS02 t
RUPTURE cured for $15 until Feb. 1, 1903;
no Kniie, no pain, no aeteiiiinn irnm nusi
ness: we furnish truss and treat you until
cured for 115: this Is no "fake:" wn refer
to 6.000 cured patients In and nea'rOniuha;
examination tree; can or senu ror cir
culars. Emnlre Runture Cure Co.. 912
Empire Rupture Cure Co., MS
N. Y. Life hllg., Omaha, .Neb.
v Miens a
run.ioNAi,.
SURE HATCH INCITUATOU CO.,
CLAY CENTElt, NEU. Send for
handsome 166-pago ftco catalogue.
U 61a
JIO.MIV TO I.OAX-nKAt, IlSTATtJ.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at a per cent; Borrowers cult
pay tUO or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Ilrcnnan-Luvc Co., 'Mi
South 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W 1IXN
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
Ueorge & (.ompany, iwi I'urn.iii street.
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W.
tarnam umitn & wo., a.v rarnam street.
vfva
WANTED, city and farm loans, also bonds
ana warrants. t- i-ctem & t;o., liUJ
Farnam St., Uco Bldg.
-101
U PEH CENT on business property,
5 tier cent on residence property.
Options to pay wholo or part any time.
W. U. JIEIKLE, 401 S. 15th St.
v AIS2U
-i .. - I i. -
FAHAt and city loans, low rates, iV. II.
nivuina, isi .mti uahiv uivt. n-i, oia.
W-999
30,000 SPECIAL fund; loans toOO up; lovest
rates, uarvin tires., ivn larnani.
W 106
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
v 1UI
TRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
W-103
44 TO 6 P. C. money. Bcmts, Paxton Blk.
SEE HENRY B. TAYNE, C01-2 N. Y. Lift.
W 1U
AtONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, urcnnan-i.ovc lo otj aouui um,
W-109
MORTGAGE G. O. Wallace, Brown Block.
U 654
MOXEV TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
MONEY I
To loan on
'urniturn and
'lanos. Live.
Stock, etc.
You 10 rctnln possession of the property.
SALARY 1 OANS To i,p,,ilo holding
OML.MIM LVlI0 ,cnnttncnt positions.
You can borrow from UO.oji un. Von run
get the mono:' on short notice. You get
tne nm amount in cwsn. ou may keep
It one mouth or mom und p.iy for it only
what tlmo you keep It. Our rates aro low,
our business Is coulldcntlnl and our motto
is to "try to picaee."
U3IAHA JIUIiTUAUK 1.UA.N CO..
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tol. KKW.
(.Established liOZ.) So. 16th St.
X-151
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jew-
eir-; uiso tu suiaricu pcopia witiioui secur
ity; cheap rates; easy payments; business
confidential. Foley Loan Co., successors
to Duff Green, R. 8, Barker Blk. Est. 188?.
X-lltt
MONEY loaned on pluln note to salaried
iicopie; uusiness connucntiai; lowest rates.
11 Paxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
X-1W
LARGEST BUB1NESS IN T.OANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., without rs
curity; easiest terms; 40 oillccs In prin
cipal cities, Tolrasn, 449 Board of Trade
uiag. Jv 114
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, low.
ciry, norscs, cowb, cic. u. v. uceu, ai9 a. :m.
X-117
"DO YOU WANT XAIAS .MONEY?"
J10. $15, $20, $25. $30, $33. $40, $15,
If,' i, iijo, J70, JSj, J II h.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES
to honest employee.
No Mortgage. No Endorser. No Publicity.
livery t pnui on man reduces cost.
"No nne need ever know."
GUARANTEE lowest rates, easiest pay-
mcms. upt'n cvcnniKB until p tj i-i,ui;u
RELIABLE CREDIT COAtPANY.
Room 203. Third Floor. Paxton Block.
iseo winuow i-rom i-aniam street.)
X-18
i.nivs ns bat .ATfir-n -tfrtrtMiTiTnir.
live aiocK, etc. yuicK service ana lowest
rates guaranteea. j, w. tayujis, 633 (top
floor) Paxton block, northeust corner lttn
ana i-arnam; cniranco on JStn street.
X-115
rui.tii,ui.r.( k.4,V, JiVLik)l,o, 1 KJ
LUA.Mi, --AUHoiuieiy witnour removing
goods." Written guaranteoi 'given to this
rnect. A.iu;itn;Ars jajan lu itoom
JI3, paxton ijiock. x 81
niSINESS CIIAXCES,
TO GET in or out of business call on Wit
Hams, itoom in, .mcuhkuc uuuuing.
Y-851
INTERESTED in goats? Learn all about
them as money maxers. it?ad American
Goat Breeder, published monthly; 20 cents
a cooy. Address Room G, 147 5th avo..
Chicago. Y-M503 D7
COAL and feed business for sale. Well
equipped nna prosperous. Monroe & Co.,
$11 NT 16th. Y-VJ7
AUCTIONEER-i-Len W. Newell, expert
auctioneer 111 an lines or merchandise;
enn get more for goods thnn any man on
earth; tho only way to clean up or eloso
out stock. Address Lcn W. Newell. Iowa
City, In. Y AI50I 0
FOR SALE, millinery storo doing good
business; also good hotel for sale (or leaso
10 right party), both good locations in
N. E. Nebraska. Call or write 631 N. Y.
Life building, Omaha. Y-134
SALOON for sale: good reasons for selling;
win ne soiu cnenp on join, Auuress m ao
Bee, . Y-AIfcS 6
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO. (
iTii Fr.o'nri n y. l. hldg.. omaiia.
Associate banks and attorneys everywhere.
LARGUST LAW AND COLLECTION
AflRNnV IN thf. wniiT.n
DAAIAGB, SUITS. BANKRUPTCY. DI-
VORCE and every form of LITIGATION
given attention bv lawyers making a spe-
clalty In their particular branch.
Submit your c alms In person or by mall.
Y-
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE, brick block In Lincoln.
&oxi42, & stories; win tiiku good ranch
property or good fnrmlng land; glva ncr
ouriito description of what you have llrst
letter; will pay cash illfferenco If any or
take mortgage back. T. Al. Cllne, I23S O.
Lincoln. Neb. ' Z-AIS15 7 '
$14,000.00 Residence with large grounds in
a town near umana for umaha property
or eastern Neb. land. F. D, Wead, 1524
Douglas St. 55-817 5 '
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS.
Boyer, 2Id & Cuming.- Tel.
RB-722 D10
2049.
HOUSES and lots In all parts ot city; also
acre property ana inrm lanas. -1 ne u. .
Davis Co,, Room t52, Beo Building.
-RE-1U
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
nrc insutancc, uemis, i'axton jjiock.
RE-120
FOR SALE or trade, SOO-ncro ranch, south
ern part Rock county, Nebraska: good
Improvements, 2on-ncro pasture, 60 ucres
cultivated; good range. Price, $2.60o. A.
E. Howe, ATnsworth, Neb. RE-A1812 10
SEVERAL good farms for sale In a good
farming country. For further particulars
write, or call on II, L. Ludlum, Plulnvlew,
Neb RE M3M
CHAS. E. WILLIAAISON. 1203 Farnam St,
RE 122
HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-3 NLIfe.
f. n. wrc.uvfl bpi:ciatj4.
$ J.C50 7-r, cnttiign and lot just ,west of
lllgll sciiuoi.
1,100-0-r cottago nnd barn, full lot,, on
paved st., near Hanscom Purk.
li"60 5-r. cottage, porcelnin bath, gns and
uiirti; 1 mi. from win nna i-nrnnm.
6,500 for 4 houses, bringing $W) per nn
num: cenlraltv located.
2.750 ll-room house nfnr Crelghton col
lege.
20,000 Flno block, pays K to 10 per cent net
ACHES.
23,000 For finely Improved section In
Douglas county.
12.00O-For 160 acres I ml. west cltv limits,
;,20o For 10 acres timber 2 ml. north
limits.
1.00C For i acres, Florence, sightly.
l.Oon For block on 30th street.
l.OonFor 4.7 acres near Central Pk. school
, 1,400 House, barn and 2 acres fronting
Fontanelle Park.
S".0 t-r. house and 12 lots west of Dun-
nee.
F. D. WEAD, 1521 Douglas,
RE-S43 5
lCA-CORN, winter wheat, timothy, clover
farm: write owner,
Aiireo wnrixnan,
1 vorK, Keo.
ill. zivv 1
Ton HAliE-IIHAI, ESTATE
IF YOU want one of the nicest 8-room
homes In Hanscom rlace, I will give you
a bargain. Owner lefl city. Alust sell.
J. 11. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Life hldg.
IIE-.M1S3
FOIl SALE A bargain near'u'rowneU Hall;
new, modern, 7-room house; latest open
nickel plumbing; porcelain bath tub; full
CO-ft. lot; owner has Just been transferred
to another city and wishes to sell at oneo.
J. 11. Shci wood, 937 N. Y. Life Bide.
HE-SJ3
TEL. THIlKE-ONE-FOUn. HARBISON.
RE 171 JanS
RANCH nnd farm lands for sate by ths
Union t'aclllo Railroad company. U. A.
McAIIaster, land commissioner, Union l'a
cirto Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-US
LOST.
LOST Between 2th and Dewey Ave. and
2Sth nnd Leavenworth, white chinchilla
colltrette. Kindly return 1M2 Farnam
nnd receive reward. Lost ? 3
LOST, shoestring shopping bag, on South
i.-"iu st. moments oi no vaiue except to
owner. Finder plcaso leave with Conrad,
Continental Clothing Co. Lost-SI5 3
LOST, Scotch Collie, sable colored, white
tireast, nameii Honnio. iiewaru ror re
turn to C. CI Cope. Jr., Ull N. ,.'7th Ave,,
or 'phone 31. Lost SW 4
.MEDICAL.
Qn. PRIES, the acknowledged leading
sprciansi in diseases oi women in umnna.
would call the attention of aufferlnfi
ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations
before und during confinement, and his
treatment Tor irregularities, no matter
what cause. Call oi address, with stamp,
Dr. Pries, Arlington block, 1513 Dodge,
Omaha. 121
LADIES. $5ofl reward falling to relievo caso
01 uDtiormiM suppression, any cause; price
$2; fully guaranteed. Dr. Ateud Remedy
Co., 17 yult.cy st,, Chicago, 111.
AI537 Di
LADIES, our harmless monthly remedy
cannot fall. Trial free. Paris Chemical
Co., .Milwaukee. Wis. 49 Jnny 5
DR. W. HUTCHINSON, specialist of women
and children; so years' practice, umcc zn
Cuming. Res. tel. F-2790, ofllco U-2S36.
-484 D27
SHORTHAND AND TVPBWlt ITINIl.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. ICth & Doug
130
A. C. VAN SANT'S school.
717 N. Y. Life.
-131
BOYLES' College, court rcportor principal.
uco mug. is:
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Tlieatcr. xs
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
RE PRO.MPT In calling to see all the
nllghlly used pianos wo tiro offering thin
ween on very easy terms, nnu you win
find yourself well repaid. If you wish a
piano you can save money now, at this
time. Whore? Alucllor Piano & Organ
Co.. 1310 Farnam St. 129
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any eood Invention or uatont
Address, Lock Box 700, Des Atolncs, la.
ijj
HAVE cash for good patont or Invention.
Address 1: u. uox so, umana, .ci.
481 J23
FACTORIES.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit caies; trunks
repaired, um, xrunK i' actory.iiua i arnam,
-144
Damugcd looking glasses rc.Mlvercd. 70S N 16,
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carocnter work and retialrlns
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
anu iaxe bis. ju
WAI. EVERITT. SDeclal rates to real es-
tuto man: weather strips put on. 280S
Leavenworth. 01763
HORSES WINTERED.
HORSES wintered. $1 ner month: rood
shelter and feed. D. G. Hopper. Water
loo, wen. U3i
i'l.ECTHIC IIELTS.
ELECTRIC Belts and what they will do.
Address i'. u. uox 153, umana. imcd,
-157
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Bide. Tal
lbtrt. Alico jounson, u. u., tauies uepu;
uiu. ui. jonnson, ustcopatnisi, xugr. iza
DR. A. T. HUNT, 512 McCaguo bldg. Ttil
DR. MRS. AIUSICK, Douglas Blk. Tel. 2323,
FOR SALE HAY, GRAIN, ETC.
WEST OMAHA FEED CO., 2808 Lcav. Tel,
2303. Mid;
GARBAGE.
ANTI-AIONOPOLY Garbage- Co. cleans
ccsspooio and vaults, removing garbage
and dead animals at reduced prices. 421
If, ICth St. Tel. 1773. M 446 D26
RI.ACKSMITIUNC. AND HORSESHOINC1
CHARLES A. HOFMANN, rear of 811 N,
ietn. wi
PILLOWS.
OMAIIA Pillow Co., 1721 Cuming. Tel. 2467
ansf
STATUARY.
STATUARY manufacturing. 317 S. 10th
St. ureal Bargain removal saie.
-723 D10
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
THE GARDENERS protect old age as well
as uie. cnaner niemuurs tree, -artiQU-lars
from Frank Roscwater, supreme;
manager, m uee uiug. us
DRESSMAKING.
AIRS. FOSTER,
1128 N. 18th.
dressmaking,
tailoring,
763
IN FAMILIES.
AIlss Sturdy, 2042 Farnam,
IZ3 UI6
TAILORING.
cleaneil unU repaired. Joo Youcen, l.W
TROUSERS T0 ORD13n' J"
STAMMERING AND NTUTTERINIJ.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
-133
FURNITURE IIEPAIRINQ.
TEL. 1331.
AI. S. Walklln, 2111 Curnlng St,
ut
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
G. ANDREEN Prop. Omaha Safe k Iron
worgs removea to iv. ao. iutn St.
777-12
HATTERS.
OLD hats made new. 207 N. 17th St.
AI76J
HALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale-Tie Co., tU N. 16th.
-17a
IIOOKKEEPIflG.
LESSONS In bookkeenlnc. etc.dav or even
Ing. It. 16, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R. Rathbun
li
PHOTOGRAPH .
IHUSTAIAS offer, opal pictures worth U
irec witn encn uoicn pnoios. .Miner, loan
ing photographer, 913 N. 21th, 750
I'AWMinoilKltj,
EAGLE Loan Onicc, reliable, accommadat-
mgi .ii busmen con.iaenti.i.
NICKEL I'LATI.NU.
STOVES, lamps. tc., replatlii. Omaha
l'lating; vo., uco mug. roi. .s. io
ARO EST plating plant In Omaha. A. L.
Undelund. IMC Dodge st. Tel. 760. -AIS13
LAfNDItY.
OAtAHA Steam Laundry; shlrtsjc; collars,
ic; cuns, ic. nw i.cavcnwuriii. iu i
'- i
Al A Sit U E It A D E COSTIIJIES.
NEW gents' and ladles' costumes for rent.
s. sncK, kiis soutu .'Jill sireci.
43-D-24
DANCING.
NF.W classes now forming for beginners nt
r.r?.. t. ir... . .. ,.i..i. n'.t.
and FN., s p. nt.: children, sat. nrier-
noons: select assemblies. Wed.. 8:30 D. m.;
50c private lessons; waltz and two-step. 15.
ous uec.v
TYPEIVIHTERS.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER, visible
writing machine. Typewriter supplies.
All makes of machines for rent. A. II.
Workman &. Co.. 1617 Fnrnam Ht, Phone
njjj -615 D'll
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be rend DAILY by all Interested,
as changes may occur at nny time.)
Foreign malls for tho eek ending Do-
cember 7, 1B0I. will closo (PROAIPTLY In
all cases) at tho general posloltlco as tol-
lows: Parcels post malls close one hour
earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels post mulls for Germany close nt
.V?'!l?ir I' ':ro , .V"Z ;
helm: Wednesday, per s. s. Bremen, nnd
riday, per s, s. raiatia
Regular nnd supplementary malls closo
H IUIVIHH inniiw;n iiuil iimui Hum .nail
closing time shown below (except thut
. . I . . I ......... I. I. .. 1 . V. n , . .. 1 I . . .1.....
supplementary niaus tor uuropc ana t-en-
llttl 4lllli: , it. vuiuiii tlVIC VIIC MUUI
later at foreign branch.)
TrnusMt Inntlo -Mails.
WEDNH8DAY-At C:. a. m. for El'ROPE,
per s. s. I'uiiaiieipnia, via nouiiiiimptou
S5!1 priB1o,2'ipi?iiyiu"At iS!...'?
EUROPE, per h. s. Alajestlc, via Qiieena-
town; at lo a. m. for BELGH'Al direct,
per s. s. Zoclnnd (mull must be directed
"per s. m. Zeolnnd"); ut 11 n. in. for DEN.
.MARK direct, per s. s. Hekla (mall must
be directed "tier s. h. Hckla").
TIH'RSIlAY-At 7 n. tn. for FRANCE,
n l l,r,lll.,,-.U, ITAI.i. HI'AIK, roil-
TnttAi.. TittiKi-:v wnvPT. riiii'ini
IIRITISII INDIA and LOItEN.O AIAR-
QUE', per t, h. I. a GuHcocne. via Havre
lS!SStJSr'Ar :!mUi,l,,
SATURDAY At 7:30 11, in. fur NETHER-
.1 V.rr . tv!".r "' "' ';0,r,,nl .J1""11
must bo directed "per . s. Potsdam"); nt
in-fin 11 m iminn nmnninri' t-
...... ,7.. . . ..-..,....... ...... j J
i-it'iuii'i-;, per s. s. iitnnrin, via gueens-
erSLiWrnt' lrSr
s, s. Aiicr ).
PRINTED AIATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Printed Alatter. Commercial Papers
and Samnles for Ocrmnnv nnlv. Vh
same ciasB 01 nisi: maitr for other
parts of Europe will not be sent oy this
s un unless snecinnv uirtcte.i tv it
After r.'.cslnir of the Hunnlemetitnrv 'rrtnu.
uimiiuu iHiii iiuiiit-u iiuuv-. aaumonai
SVfJJVA. "SSf," S"
and German steamcrs'and remain open
.iiiiltJ' Xr ..?l,nluc" 01 lne nour ot
sailing or stcamei
m.ii. f.. ,..,i. .nri . .
Weet Indlea, Etc.
AV E D N E 8 D A Y A t S n. 111. for RERMt'DA, thtouch the formality of obtaining a frnn
VAO8UA:uV;l0VI.nper9:H.nMr. chl.- from the mayor and council. It was
non; at:3oa. n.. for FORTUNE ISLAND, further shown that tho line run Into South
per s. k. AtiirontiacK (man ror Haiti must
bo directed "per . m. Adlroudnck"); at 12
111. for CUBA, YUCATAN, CAAIPECIIE,
TABASCO nnd CHIAPAS, per s, s. Aton-
teruy (mall for other parts of Alexlco must
(suppUntar y ili:S) TZ.? BAIIa':
AIAS, per s. s. Antlllu (mall must bo
directed "per a. s Antllla"); nt 12:30 p. m.
rs' iAiriJiAMv,,, !;?
per s. s. Seminole; ut 11 p. ni. for JA-
Pldhui'elnVihi AJm,ral Sampson, from
THURSDA Y A t 7 a. m, for BRAZIL ner
.' u-iicii tniuii tor .orinern itrnzu,
.. 1. . . . . . . ... ...
Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay must
iiu tiiruuiuu ier k. k. ueiianocis ;; al 12 111.
vniiiuiiirniiiry p, m.) lor 1IAIIA-
AlAb, GUANTANAAIO nnd SANTIAGO,
ner y. a. HarntoL-u: ut 1 n. m. fm- 11 a it.
BADOS and NORTHERN BRAZIL, per
FRIDAY At 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND-
LAND direct, per s, a. Silvia; at 12 m. for
SATURDAY-At 0 11 in, lor PORTO Rico
per s.. s. San Junn; at !) n. m. (supplemen-
tury idu a. 111.) ior UUllAUAU and VENK.
ZUELA, per a. h. Zulla (mall for Savu-
Athos"); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per a. s,
Alorro Custle, vlu Havanu.
.Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Djuntij Rim mi-live uy sieamer, close at
this omce dally al 6:3u u. m. rcnniieetimr
this oHlco daliy'at 6:5o n "VaTK
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fa and
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fa and
thence by steamer, close at this office
daily, at .1. m. (the connactlng clo"es
uro on Alonduy, Wedncsduy ana Satur-
day). Alulla for Moxko City, overland,
unless specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, closo at thin nfll.e. ilaliu ,,.,
p. in. una 11 p. m. Atolls for Costa Rica,
rail' ta 1 New 0?lcasUnan,VUa.hemaia i'1'
Steamer, close at this bin"' idol'ly at "i-so
p. m. (coi.ncctlng cluso hero Mondays for
mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
Triinapaclllu Malls,
Xtallo fnr lfnwnll .Tnnniv Phlnn nml ltUltlr.
v; sr -;:L "" '
nine jsiaiion. via nan r rnncisco. Close nern
uauy at. km p. m. up to uecemDer "6, in-
elusive, for dispatch per s. s. Nippon
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, and Now Zea-
!tt"d..w.,l,c G?os via aan Francisco) and
Fiji isianar, via Vancouver, close here
dally at 0:30 p. in. after November M30
'iP.'LyJi, t,.D.ece.m Mr,T;0 l!?.c,,,V!,'ive' f0.r
dispatch per s. s. Allowera (supplement-
ary malls via Hcattlo and Victoria), close
nere hi ii. ni. ijccnmuer
Aim m iur nuwHii, viit nun i- uuumuu, cuwp,
nere nuuy ni o;jj in rn. up 10 ueccmbor
rneda v T ""V"" ,or "'
Mnlla for China nnd Jnnnn. vln sn.in
closo hero dally nt 6:30 n. m. up to DeM
cember Indus vc. for dlsnatch ner
s, s. nninano .-iaru wtrgisicrea man must
1 . -. . , , . . " - ..-
bo directed "via Seattle").
Alalia for Hawaii. China. Jupan nnd Philip
pines via Sun Francisco closo here dally
ut 0:30 p. m. up to December "14, Inclu
sive, for dispatch per . s. Peru,
Alalls for China nnd Japan, via Tacoma,
.lu. hr nt P..-K.- ,,, tu'.
till i,:i.i,;i i'l.Js. t
a. s. Claverthg.
uuiiiLtf, il. i ii.iuni.i-i .ut iiiaiitiiuii ncr
".: A .... a 1... II 1 ti
ivnicn is iorwururti vio iironoi. nam
v.eaianu, nji, samoa ana iiawiiu. via San
after December "8 nnd up to December
21. inc iinvo. or on arrival or s. h. cam
pania, uuo at Kw vork December ,,:,l,
for dlBnntch per s. b. Sonoma.
Malls for China ana jjjpnn, v a Vancouvet,
s. h. Emnress of India (registered mnll
must b directed "via Vancouver"), Aler
chandlse for the United States postal
agent nt diibiibiiui cuumu ue lorwarnca
m-i.i.i .,-.1
,! iui jiw.iii ...iu ...o.Uuuo " mm.
via Ban rrancisco, ciose nero anuy il
fi.Sft n. m. un to December "20. Inclusive.
for aiepaicn per s. Au.iraua,
Transpaclrlo malls are forwarded to port
sailing uauy nnu mo scnetiuio oi closing
nnlnterruiited overland transit. ReKli.
tered mall closes nt 6 p. m. previous day.
i
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postofiice, New York, N. Y November
iiuin aim iiringeua must uo directed "por Cndnliy's Cannlna; -etor.v.
s. s. Ztilta"): nt 0:30 a. m. (supplementary
iu:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA- At the present time Cudahy's cann
.VXIi-V0 factory hero Is running night and day
Costa Rlea must b directed "ner account of the burning of the
AFFAIRS Al bOUTH OMAHA
Diijrsisfnl Row at tht lobotl botrd Mit-
ini; ii Diiouiid.
.
CITIZENS INDIGNANT AT THE CONDITION
Ilpiiinnil llrtter Discipline front the
llonrit nnil .More Attention tn
Iluslness from the
Eiiiplii) ea.
The illffinuefiil proceedings st the race'-
Ing of tho Board of Education .Mondar night
were the talk of the town yesterday. Pre-
luriu inula is to oe railed upon oy a rom-
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will he made that Janitor Sworlnger and
Carpenter Kekhclm be Immediately sus
pended. If not dl?charged.
It was reported on the streets yesterday
lliat since the Incident the member of the
Taxpsycrs' league would drop the whole
matter ami not bother the board any more
A demand will, however, be made that th
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I nrntier eertlfleutna hi Kninn.MA In Iftttn nn
examination. To this President Bulls hss
acceded. He said yesterday that as soon
nrrnngeinents could be made examloattnii
papers ttould he prepared In order that
there might be no further complaint.
As for the report of the experts engaged
to check the hooks no shonlng has been
made public, although a lot of talk has been
Indulged In and some hard things have been
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1 ne request 01 tne league 10 repiscc tne
architect of the board with a supervising
'fiiperlntendent Is not emiflderrd prsellcsl
by the members, and the proposition lll
bai-dlv be considered, it U stated that nn
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"rcnueci is nccien 10 supervise repair- an-,
draw plans when needed. As for the two
carpenters rmplovod, a member said Inst
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nRhl tn1 omfi repairs were being needM
ami made at tne school nouses an 01 tne
H. nd that to men are kept conMnntly
employed.
In speaking of the affair yesteiday a
business man said that such actions at
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unord meetings tended to dldrupt the
schools and lower the standard of emcieney.
".Monday night's affair," remarked a poll
tklan yesterday, "only S'"'!, o 8now ln'
lack of dlsrlpllne maintained by the demo-
"an" board. Miff is n goon time to com-
inence the agitation ror a rcpunnran ooarn
rr of ,h, v, mTSTS ItT J
aprlng. and In my opinion their placet
should be filled with republicans who are
ii-. ,. f nrut.elus stundlne In the
""In1"' nlr" r nrst-class stanuing in tiw
community."
Cited for Contempt.
,i,u..l. tirnvlillntr for a
Allhough an ordinance proMding ior a
general telephone rranenmo oruinanne nun
,t,n nnnnr.ti Mnmiiv nlrht 11 nd re-
ferred lo the Judiciary committee. It Is
understood that the Plattsmouth Telephone
company will not accept the contemplated
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I ordinance, oven If docs become a law. ine
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restrictions and 1 11c amount 01 unumu m
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will never ret hevond the committee, as
7" MrJ ,Ket "r , ",,n,," , 1, ,he
there will be no use of printing it It tne
company desiring to enter nerc iu noi
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One feature of the case not generally
known n South omana was tne caning 01
the omecrs of the Plattsmouth company
before Judge Fawcctt Alonday afternoon for
rontempt of court. It was shown by city
Attorney Lambert, who represented the
city of South Omaha In the proceedings,
that ine riaiismoum pcuiun mu m"
wires Into the city without first going
Omaha only reached to
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nlatt- 8 l,lnrler of 8
southern city limits.
the farm of At. A
mile south of the
jon hc showing made Judge Faweetl
"Rned an order d.rectlng the ofllcers of
the Plattsmouth Telephone company ami
Manager Fuller of the Postal Telegraph
company to appear before him on Saturday
and show cause why they should not he
adjudged In contempt of court for having
violated a restraining order in 1110 nuiiuiug
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01 lines inio tne city.
ontcera N'niiiliuiteil.
Tho South Omaha Live Stork exchange
has nominated tho following officers: W.
B. Check, president; R. Gilchrist, vice
president: E. S. Harrell, Samuel Alort. Jay
Laverly Bnd Al Powoll, directors. These
nrst
meeting of the oxohange- in necemncr, put
tho election does not come off until the
,lr mestlnr In TAiuiarv
rce"',r meetln5 111 J'n'r.
Ing
on
Cudaby
caunlng plant In Kansas City. Over 300
men arp now Kvtn empi0ymcnt In this
"Prt.neiU- Employes of this department
nere say tnai it win iuubi. imcu un iom
I 1.- t..r.. iv,. anninr. ninni in i;nt
Another Control llelnK urstrs,
It Is possible that there may be a epe-
It b possible that there may
it mitnre nf the ennnell
c,al m(!pllnK r 11,0 co,lnc11
sonic day this week In order tr
the Introduction of a new cor
1 called for
to permit of
nnnlrii.1 with
..!,.. n th. i.nn,i hiiv.r. nf Tnleitn
Ispltier &. Co., the bond buyers Of Toledo.
In relation to tho 1902 maturities. The
ontract entered Into only calls for the
1901 Usuos' amI now t,,e companr T-ant
to buy up the district maturities of 1902.
Kelly has not decided Just what date he
will call tho meeting.
Font Amputated.
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vjiu mraiuiau nuu nuiiiuioiu-u w uui
foot of W. D. Tron at the South Omaha,
ho3plta, yMt6rdav. ,renK lf) a trftrap who
was stealing a ride on a Burlington freight
train. Hn attempted to lump off while
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ern part of tho city and fell In mich a
manner as to have his foot crushed. It
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necessary to amputato the In-
i iiirn mpmoor iusl nnave inn anKir.
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An Important meeting of the Board ot
Health wl 11 uo limn 1 nursuay uuernoon at
Muyr h!"y " U,CV, .
Lodge No. Wi95, Atodcrn Woodmen of
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Aiiiericn, uinu uu uuuun ui uuitun
on iiiursuuy cvciiiiik.
Airs. Irving P. Johnson, who has been
tho guest of Air. ami Airs. W. 8. King for
a time, has returned to her home at Atln
neapolls. 1 1" """."l "Y."" . "! "'V " e-
tea nnu social at ine nomn or .Mrs. jonn
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n n nil vn.i . 'r..nii...i.ih k.wa..
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pcrlntendent Alclan says that this Is on
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.Morrlag-e Llernaes.
Th coui)tv Judge lias Issued the follow.
Ing licenses:
Namo ond Residence, Age,
- Awrev Armstrong. Springfield 21
Anna Sallnn, Sprlngtleld , IS
Franl Waldo Fllley, Omaha 2.1
iiurnuii l. IH1MU WIIIHIH. t .1
,. il,., I, Vnrkalilrn. In... !ll
V; ,.' ,, "71 V,r,n i
Jessie Rent, Omuha , K
Arennnn. Dnn.-lnn P.rly.
ot Union Pacific council. RovM A,rca,n"m
l .m cionniim i"" "" "'J5".",
nttendid. Throughout tho evening thote
was dancing In the largo assembly mom
i niHl llt'I Kurrin v itu ! ip'k (win u in iiip,i
I were entertainen at earns nna niuiarus.
, I Punrh wss i-trvea nuring urn evening am
i snoriiy uciotu iniunnfiu uiiilii was scrvau,