Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1900, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES these colum will he tak ntil 12 m. for eventng edition and until & 50 for morning and Sanday editior Rates, 1 1-%c o word firat Insertion, 1o n word after. Nothing taken Tor lews than for the fivnt inner- i L ndvertisements must run consecntively, Advertisers, by requesting & num- bered check, can have answers wd- dreswed to n numbered letter in cnre of The Bee. Ansvwers a0 nddressed will e delivered on presentation of the cheek only. T Advert “tor . the BOY want attending 1084 to work fo r bourd college Mi while Ol TRIDE territ it nosition, preferred yod ref city or um 2 rences and Bee road tempe Ainxiou 1h. K o w WANIED=MALIG ¥ LE, WANTED, we have steaay ork for a fo are 0., 1606 Howard St 3 #hly In &hort slars free Institute B— rock men and Town ship daily 310 8. 11th B BARBER trade taught the catalogue and Address Western B Omaha, Neb, WANTED, and surfac Neb., Wy, free fare: nighest wages; Vestern R. R. Labor Agency teameter AN INTELLIGENT voung man to take a shorthand scholarship in best school and pay for it when course is completed and sition secu Address 1 20, Bee 3 i 579 of the Nebrask and Osteopath Omaha, Neb.: gr By catalogie Magrnetism o street, 1 "ED, competent t 1ine of stock salesmen to well the and poultry foods in the rld; experfenced men only need apply no tramps wanted Iiberal commission exclugive territory to right men « now cleaning up from $i0 to samples free. Flower City Co., Rochester, N. Y M7 31 s i lass bookkeeper; it hookkeeper, experfence. A B ¥ weokly T 0od Y one first sal- Asslnt nd WANTED, 365, one give age Bee. NELIABLE man to represent mmunity, old_estabiished £250,000: duites require hirlr ink collections and some office aral walary and expense right party Address Wm, J 3 Chestnut St., Philadelphii in resident House, worth help, mak work; lib. vanced to Lhi. Mgr., Msi2 310 [ WANTED, first-class experienced salesman in dress goods department. J. L. Bira lois & Sons, proprietors Boston Stor nak B-866 1 WANTED, crockery, enware cxpected experienced men groceries, furniture ate uge, refe Address 8 4 in _selling and wood nee and salary Bee, B—S6S 30 SALESMAN of « pission in dress Salesman, olis, Minn. SALESMAN, for Creston, la kober, Industrious, well educat to approach hest people for right man. Address 858, ability to sell cutlery Towi: hond required 14th Ave. 8., Mi Ad neap. i e t be able future mi 1 splendid Ree B—MI17 2¢ GOOD butcher, German hus; must have refes and’12 at d Maurer's WANTED, Give your offer except salar to go to Colum ‘nées. Call bet. 10 B-116 3% grocery past nal i speclalty experience’ fully opportunity and B-M103 4 salesman. Weo good WANTED=FEMALE AN INTELLIGENT lady to take a short- hand scholarship {n best school and pay for {t when course {s completed a tion secured. Address L. 2, Bee. HELP, WANTED, 200 girls, 1521 Dodge. 'r-~|. #0 girls wanted. Canadian office 1522 D uglas « WANTED, educated young ladies to learn nursing. ' Apply to secretary, Iremont hospital MUz WANTE] house orth WANTED--Competent girl for general housework, must understand cooking. Ap ply 2037 Dodge st €—m-573. D, young ork, two ' street woman family; for inaulre general in GIRL, for housework: family washing; 2510 N. 224 strect WANTED, M of thr —823-B1 girl for general housework. JUR. Porter, 1512 8 20th st M8 WANTED, compet 1lso second girl; WANTED, two experlenced girls, \nd_second work, small Georgla ave nt cook and laundress, 1801 Farnam. 838 4 for first family, 1029 CoMILL AW TED, glrl for general housework. 1124 N Zith st., So. Omaha CMION 31 e R RENT—HOUSES 1 vou want your houses well rented place them with Benawa & Co. D553 HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas, D554 8-ROOM flat, city waler, 27 19 Burdette D80 2011 N, 17 York Life TROOM cot Powell, 310 h ave D Clarke Midd Pezton block D New stores. Bemls, I8 and flats, “Ringwalt, Bark D589 FOR RENY, strictly s bullding, opposite JOHN W, ROBEI modern flat city ha'l 150 FARNAM ST, in Dav- NICE apartments of 6 rooms and bath repair; locatlon best in city, $1 party. Enquire room 3 fin 50 to right 0 Sherm with h, barn \ ay , S-room Willlam St., 2d, 4 rooms—3$l 8. 3rd., 3 rooms—37. 2912 Seward St., S-room cottage—s$10,00. OMAHA LOAN & TROST CO., 16th and Douglas St D-—MI83 724 N ern 27th St.—Nine-room house, all mod- in fine repair, $17.50, OMAHA LOAN" & TRUST CO., 16th and Douglas St D MI18: 10-ROOM steam 317 Doaglas. 15th 3401 heated flat, all mode Inquire Tindgue ) so ‘D2 street; here are two all will rent them (o a s:ead Payne-Kno; main Bidg ALWAYS moving H. 1. Oftice, 10111y Farnam St. Jackson hos 1o % o Life Eoods, SEE HENRY B. PAYN. HOUSES for rent in Brennan-Love Co., 82 | parts of the city. . 13th St. D681 n S-room modern cottage. Mary's DM FOR RENT, 2152 8t 9 ROOM M Dou improvements, 83 D--Msi 4 flut, modern § ROOMS, large yard orth 18th $15; others, Ringwalt high Smith, 31§ D861 1* FOR RENT, T-room ¢ o opposite schooli Inquire of Howard B. Y. Life building FOR RENT. 7 AT car th line, Potter Phone FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS, 1 rooms, 1317 Chl : |‘mu.~lr»mm HO AT l\l Li!l(Ehl"l\u We s & FOR RENT<Fy ny D rRoows FURNIRHED rooms, 210 Farnam street E—861 10 taken |in ! board. wife | rent ¥ CARPENTERS ANp ALL kinds of carpenter w prompuy attended o and Lake Sta 0 'O J Jonnens, ork and repalring T, Ochiltre FURNIS TH D ROOMS AND HOARD. Merriam, good summer resort, 25th GLENCAIRN, tre nalents $1.25 day. | = - - - | UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t | HANDSOMELY wrd; rg Harney furnished s reasonable. rooms The IN PRIVATE family. ) 8t. Mary's Ave e PLEASAN rooms with boar ftol ave i B 190 M6l THE PRATT, a_desirable n or, 212 8. front room %th st F GOOD board avene private family. 59 So FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, THREE modern rooms for ing; good location. o8 5 : Address 8 33, e SUIT of 4 rooms, 624 South 25th Ave —GS16-20 ——————— FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, RENT, store reasonahle ground floor FOR lacation ter n frst-clas an Apnly R Bee Bldg South 16th; power Clarke Powell, 310 M. ce brick store bullding in chison county, Mo.; fine n stock of ‘merchan I8 24x80 feot, with ware and i owned by Masonic of ‘the best corners in town E. Glermann, secretary =487 i ORE room nished if desire York Life FOR RENT, Rock * Port locaMor dise; bullding room separate, lodge, on Address W i A for g ORE for rent cheup, a8t and Hamilto Apply at butcher shop. and, Eamilton | MSii 10 TO $0 easily made by our live agents men or women, selling our latest novel campaign waterproof neckties: goods en tirely new and patented; agents delighted; gales unlimited; what others do, you can do; time is short: write today and secure exclusive territory; guaranteed best seller, Address, with stamp, M. & M. Mantg. Co,, Dept. C,.Springfield, Mass J-MM2 Sept10® —_——— WANTED=TO RENT, THREE or four furnished or partly fur- nished roms for housekeeping, within 10 blocks of the postoffice, 8 45, e K565 THRER or fou light housekeeping no children; nelghbarhood Address 8 63, rooms by married couple must be modern and in goc state price and location Bec K- Miog STORAGE, PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912. 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. -692 Om. Van tor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. Lt s _— WANTED=TO BUY. ALL kinds of houschold goods, hotels. etc i large and small quantitios, Chicago arnitire. Co., 140610 Dodge. — Tel 2020 o0 WILL, purchase a limited namber of Omaha Savings Bank accounts. Brennan- Lave Co., 3% 8o. iith 607 2D-HAND bleycles. Omaha Bloycle Co. N 6803 TAND typewriters. Cor. 15th & Harney. & 2D- Nebraska Cycle Co. N Densmore. 8 50, Bre. N4 1 A PP R O L e ok FOR SAL D—Il()ll"‘}‘, VEHICLES, El( WANTED) ond-hand description”and price. Glve MUST sell, two 24 hand extension top car- rlages, equally good as new and nt | than 15 price. “Call and see us if you want & buggy or phaeton; can xave yo Wm. Preiffer Carriage Wks., 2o wort NEW W and 2d H. vehicles at marked down prices Harry Frost, lith & Leay. P05 FOR SALE, horse and buggy chean. St. Mary's ave. 1530 20 FOR SALE=MISCELLANEOUS, HARD and soft foundation piling; hog fence and cribbing. 901 Douglas ~300 Sherman & Mo- 0., Cor. 16th and Nodge. 29 CUTTERS of drug prices Connell Drug e flowers, boquets, hall, ding and grave dec Orders by mall or express promptly filled Q630 1116 Farna J\Im Schwartz, 114 8. 13, Q HAND safe cheap. Derlght, ex'ge. tres, § 5. ~Omaha Bicyclo Co. Q633 Omaha Bicycle Co Q- Mios & W, MANSON bieyclos. $2. DHAND whoels, §5 to $10; new wheels $13. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th & Chicagy sts Qi SECOND-HAND Caligraph Ulr\\l for sale Call at of e clerk district court. Q810 iler and engine, fAfty H. ench, and one Jonathan Creager brick machine with pug mill, one sword stiff mud machine: also pullotts, at a bargain if sold_at once. Krinkenbrink Br South Omaha Q863 1° aN FOR SALE, 1 cholarship: Omaha's leading bus and shorthand college, for sile Address 8 52 Bee. Q-MI0T Monroe & Co., K11 Q-M106 850 LIE iness cheap 4 FOR SALE N, t6th ® corncobs. country dealers, 2dhand furniture 8 at lowest prices, carload lots or Chicago Furniture Co., 1406 ELITE parlors. 615 8. 16th, second floor T—M30 81 treatment " magnetic MME, 13, room 2 MME. AMES, baths, room 1, floor; atfendant 30° 1LF S 1615 Howard, T RSONA LADIES' hair shampooed, dressed. oilet goods. Monhelt, 1518 Farnam. Hair Tel 283 Ui 3 for ladies before & dur- g N1 TE hospit ent; bables adopted. i"{u'\ s coniin N MONHELT, Chiropodist. 1618 Farn, Tel. 25, w9 massage waths, electrio ladies only; skillad women finest equipped baths itenscom At Compuns elvet rubber heels, #¢ P, Peterson, 16h & €1 TURKISH baths, baths, for massage operators; i the city Room: i SOLES, old relluble, ming il dist; corns removed, ¢ Room 12, Frenzezr block. U~ DR. ROY, chir and upward RUPTURE cured; no knife, ain, no Sunmer, nend for circulars. Jimpire Rup- ture Cure, 92 N. Y. Life bldg., Omaha 7 and pleated skirts of all kinds. o & E ,» %0 Douglas hluck o 1 PRIVATE home v T hon Burdette HOI'F'S adopted VIAVI, woman's way to h EPPERLY corset to orde | EPPERLY corset to orde: Corns & hunfons destrovec HAVE furs repaired and walt’ until_the busy s work done at o Aul Furriers, 306 Karbach buttons ait PLEATIN o while vou Douglas, JOHN RUDD, MONEY TO PRIVATE money, 6, lay. Garvin Bros., 1 WANTED. and warr Farnam St., City and nts, R C. Bee Bldg MONTY TO LOAN=R FIVE per cent money. LOANS on eastern Towa farms at o per cer pay $1w0 or any muitl dute, No delay. Brer 8 h 13th St per cent it Thomas, 603 1st ¥ to loan at Omaha property. W. B MONEY to loan on imp estate. Brennan-Love prope Co. and farms. . 133 Farnam, WANTED-City Georgo & Company, fn any amount a ROBEI MON TW lowest rates. O. F, M MONEY _ SY TO LOAN No_endorser or mort LOWEST RATE | STRICTLY OMAHA CREL Dlanos, horses, property LOAN on or mortgage: Cows, ing out of the amount mav take more tim, you are expec time you use our terms are the easie as condentl Loan Co., 306 So. 1592 fishe oF T AKING ADVAN partial payment plan? explain same to you, We their notes. publicity. Bimp [URINTESS DEAL in this way, 80 DON'T H TALLING. Wa are hust business. R R PROMPT SERVIC] TIME AND CONV times of heavy leaders we muist than others DARE RELIARI, a INT MONE pla elry, ned on horses, cows ete. SALARY_LOAN W. TAYLOE, s First cows, jewelry upon their own names easy payments. Tolman, PLE momentartly embarra everything else to can be accommodated less expense, place in the city. MONEY loaned on Co., MONEY ioarea on whtches: payments ¢ Chattel Loan Bank, 1504 nrnum St., up OR RENT—OWINg to B. Huas, the florist has declded to r above location, square feot, windows, and fronting the stre South Omaha. business. FOR RE! oceupy the t. on D live men or w rd Life Insuranc hustlers. Lyman bldg., mgr. BARBER, good good Tocatls established trade brick building nection. business chance good porcel. H. G Cogsha OR f GOOD rental property & Co., Feed and Fuel WANT room Co., 1 IMPROVED D, to trade nd board, F. h und Harney Em farm ne Address CLEAR lots for good Hee eq FIN proy 2 stock and hay rty. Address 8 ra Tty Fuel t. , lots farm insurance. Bemis, READ THIS scom Place: § rooms. sightly home; part #5000 "M o, Kenn Brown block’ RAD T'nion McAllaster, Pacific il [t la le Pacific Raflroad land Headquarters, CHEAP garden land, te Omaha, for $1,070. Hick before an to Omaha Pleating (o 1 PRIVATE money. F. D. W —— 0L EASY ment {8 always courteous. MPL T fanos, (v} CHAT AVOID PUBL at our office with time and trouble AMERICAN Room 601, 1anos, monds ,watches, privately. furn nfidential, 0 8. under glass, good town Come at once; RS —~REAL PERSONA d dur Mrs ealth r. r. 161 1. 511 K altered 1 eason baugh Block orde OAN=REAL %, 6 per cent; F arnam. farm loa Peters ad, 15 ing B Express & Messenger Co Capitol Av V=501 8¢ arbach Bk U—910—8 w. Don't t h, § O r 1524 My optician, 115 8. 16th & U4 8] —————— TATE, no_de- Weis & Co b{ W60 324 Douglas 61 AL BSTATE, Nebraska and wi it ple. inan- Bo A Omaha, Neb. on Omaha at. ban| Mel ove Co. le. Bemls, Paxton block. W orn rrowers can | ny interest 09 W51 MONEY to loan on first-class tmproved city | property ot for bullding purposes. Knox Co., New York Life Payne W o k. Omaha Tel. 1648 W5 per 1 vea_Omaha Co., t 4 Y to loan on farm and city p Davis Co., —CH sage PAY T CC $1,000 and upward to loan on impro W. Farnam Smit loans, bonds and warrants. 1601 Farnam St = 6 per _cent 8 & CO., 180: l':\l(\A\l ST. pperty ; 1606 Farnam LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, od. ) W York Life Blag o you b L7 our I as is possibie and O 16th LOANS_ TO SALARIED PEOPI CROWD WHO 3 of our Let us 1-T. We make loans from $10.00 up on furniture, ete.; you keep the or we will make you a U own note, LARY thout indorser we charge absolutely noth- ing for making papers, and we keep noth horrow | you y the money back in one n in which to pay 1 to pay for It it; our rates are low busines: r treal maha Mol st W QUIETLY loan employes on No ‘mortgage: no Indorser: 0! We loan THOT ¥ OY 1N competition and td give more for your money turniture, ed, L Nat. with; , 706 D ICITY 1.0. Bee fur i Stairs, niture, 15t dvancing 1t 1813 Vinton street, out his hot house at 7,000 '8 wit residence and the m ome e O for st laund owne 1, CHANGE, or 1N, 1 nerson Neb Platt 8 uitles. neh fo Bee, or sl N 18T 18, loans; on bk rge lot aving IKennard & son *H AND FARM lands for sale ompa Omaha, n acre F. Rey to write . big pay Waterman, new Randolph farm m no IDENTIAL ANDS ABOUT ant more R IVE T THEIR These are remain CREDIT CO., Room 303 Third Floor, Paxton RIk LOANS Bank Hldg MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, horses Duft Green, R §, Barker Blk X688 MONEY loaned salarted_people holding per- | ‘manent position with responsible concerns it security Y.l Bldg PRIVATE LOANS TO SALARIED PEO- 1 who desire above than any N CO., Bullding. %~ niture, rger dla- 1.0an diamonds, Omaha h, ug BUSINESS ChANUES, ars Mr. to h ahout sto otor line t 8,000 ) Excellent location for t Y382 ', dining room of Lange hotel; | good inducements to first-class party Y—M for to B0 Beo Y—814-31% eady f ry man nitury basket in bathtub in con- r has other In M5 Monroe ith st Z—M22 3 plano for raska Cyel Z-M smouth M r Monrae 16th st ATE, , tarma. R. C. Patterson, 303 N.¥.L. RE—674 ulso vvr." RE-67 one of the best homes In 1ia od barn y: price room sl0, RE~M9Z th B, 4 any commission; dloiniy B4 Trane SEE HENRY B CHAS ANI me eit Mut bul A tal 18 ¢ lan, The Ew | | | A C BOY Bee N leg LAT Bo: LAD i GON and of 8 tel dep M DRS THE of Pro ¥ CUR nec 1207 | Loa L. C CAT ve 8 oy ARM GREGG B Kirkasvill SO STOVE, ctions. bin, ronr I ) atill v wat $1,000 jom cottage Corby st 1 L beautiful two yeurs ern fmprovement le rool one of L_corn line, h, bal 1A . par ymas h. Wy ing, 8t College, SALE=REAL ESTA hree acre HEADQ BARGAIN 3 LOANS, 80! HOUSES, FLAT y First floor, N. Y. Li PAYY WILLIAMS: m D.W two bargaine om cottages. d sewer, N n_ mor newly 17 N r city water $1.30 an and Buildir M. Nalting Ass AL B, room i ARGAIN hous 18 and the best er on Georgla and fs offered ance can_be ar m exce t house . T ART Kt Ri and sewer, in the ity from 1,00 AYNE-KNOX €0 Main Floor N Y. L RE For sile improved hern for aul NDS tly il | 1,40 n Custe ptic [ Minn n the every ra home wrgain f nr R ANT'S School. court reporter e Bldg. TRASK A Bo HTES o x 22, IES, brings monthly padn; $1 per box, 6 boxes for $ nfeapo OVA A the m medy Fanted to ¢ per pi re on gl sl DI Coun s, | JOHNSON Institut 1664 pt.; DO MeMURRAY & MU osteopathic office Shorthand Commercial College, 16th und Douglas Ste fems Gonorrhoe Inflammations, 4 B. HUNT, Rusi ya's Theator. tavght at th MEDICAL, ut of he alth find prom Omaha, riar's French periods re lis, Minn, ale, French treatment for the positiy il Trritations and | 100u8 membranes. Ar with injection combin: worst cases in ackage or 2 g rece(nt of pric n, 10l American Myers-Dillon Drug Co. flon, South Omah: peil Blufts, Full OSTEOPATHY, 5 Yohr Johinson, ¥ D. N Alica on D. 0, of 8ti 4 Paxton Blk NOHUE, Mo, 1CK Sept. 1, 436-638 Karbac —~M? D. 0. 35 AGNETIC MEALL NN The Kidd Dr Offic bldg ME6 2 fe M1l SHORTHAND AND ‘eyrEwririve, VAN 8. .Y L prineipal —659 ess and Shorthand Col —60 e Omaha ipt Hox 1946 Sept7® for male cure of Unnatural Discharges. erations internal ed, war- e week nt any o, retail Om:ha : Davis Drug | line of rubber Life T O Osteopathist, I M. 6% 1l _school, 1. 6 will open Ree Bldg, M85 S4* Tel. GREAT Westorn tnstitute, 1623 Douglas St., chronic diseases cured; 1o drug UTEATY. Mizs genuine Stmon Pute Weltmer Me(hod Magn, Hypnotlsm_compl of. R. G. M'DONALD, familie BIR STOCK'S Bird Store. 28, ED. etic Healing and e in_one Desolo, 1 voli Mo M9 Willlams, DRE AKING, 1612 Cap. ave. es. Miss Sturdy, 26 ) DS AND TAXIDERM NICKEL PLATING, STAMMERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING TR OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts 2c; cufts, 4. fu Doug. GREAT Western tnsti chronic diseases cul FAGLE Loan Offico, ing; all business confidential, N8, H | TYPEWRITERS, secondhand w TO BORROW, DERS $3.00 1o $5 week RICTIONLESS Sharp L on laty eh, 85 tions, na ress ally. M. 8. Walkin, 2 LAUNDRY, 1760 Leavenworth. STOVE R ATK rnace, range repalrs Omaha Stove Rey HEALING, o, 168 Do ed; o drugs, PAWNIROKERS, reliable, aced Marowitz; low rates, CKET BROKER, CUT rate tickets every wher 1606 F ‘arnam. ‘Ielephone ANTED T0 BORROW $100 hd security r four mont Addre HOTELS, $1.00 per day 9th and Farnam 0! Sept —_— - house arraden s ime, $2.50. & Sops* —_———— 912 84 Harney. 216 Y. 1603 Leavenworth 687 ———————— | E lamps and chandellers replated Om. Plating Co., Bee bldg.; tel ) Julla Vaughan, 430 Ramge umn 2111 Cuming St ——————————————e. ug [ ommodat- Douglas, 01 418 N 1116 Farnam, | 654 hs 10 per \ fel, 12 —Mi §1 BABBIT ME H 8 Mann JINES, BOILERS, Mach. Wks.; mot DANCING, Morand nd stage. Lar meetligs Creighton dancin hall balls ILWAY TIME CARD. WABAS Ticket Street pot, Btreets " Office, 1304 ‘Telephone nth Telephons Leave Louis “‘Cannon Ball' 2 6:06 pm Com'l ETC, dynamos, —_—m L hall, 1, wa RAILROAD- | Arrive a5 am rellet. | hoard | 31, 1900, HATEWAY TIME TARLE CHIC & o o Mauso o0 am 0 pm am pm b Mis. alirond— Route N il ¥ “The Bur General Corner Tenth st Ticket Farnam street «tat Tenth W wnd Farnam Office, 1502 Telephone, and Mason Telephone Leave. and a 8140 am i aa 4:% pm v 0:30 pm a 5:30 pm 2 8100 pm h Arrive Hastings Lo a7:0% b . tah V& ] wer Califors 1ok Hilly et found Mail alitornia «3:00 pm A 3.0 pm A 645 am a10:85 am 1 v 1 am J0- | KANSAS seph & Council RBlufts Rallroad - “The Burling- ton Route '—"1ieket ¢ 4 Farnam street phone Depot and Mason streets, phone, 128 Lo as Bieion ' “Roufe < : Ter T Arrive 610 pm a 615 am sas Clty Day Ex Cisy Night EX "lyer for St and 8t Louls 0 am 15 pm a 4:5% pm all:15 am HICAGO st ° paul Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam reet. Telephone 284, Depot enth and Mason Streets ephorie, 29, MILWAUKER T~ Ratiw IMuwA" ceey e, Chicago Chicago + Dally Limited & Omaha b Daily except 8 FREMONT ELKHORN & Missourl Valley Raliroad The Northwestern Line” — General _Offices. United State Bank Blag Tweltth and Farnam “arna and W Ticket Office 61, Depot | fitaekc’ w Deadwoo Hot Springs Wyoming, Caspar Douglus 1401 i5th hster Bts Leaye Arrive ‘0 3:00 pra A 5:00 pm and 13:00 pm e 5:00 pm 0 pm b 5:00 pm and b and b Verdigre 7:30 am Withoo t b Da 0 am 0 am Sunday. ¢ ept Saturday b10 mont a Dally 1y excer 1ly exc | nday. CHICAGO, Minneanolis Tallway westarn Ofce sjon St Tele Sts s & The Line’ Nebraska isth and Webster City Ticket Office, , 61, Depot, PAUL, North 15th Webster and Leave ) am Arrive. a 910 pn a11:10 am Twin City Passenger Omaha Pasesnger floux Clty & braski Local b North pm 5 pm b §:15 am Sunday. Daily ‘excep. & NORTH Ratlway—"The n _ Line Ofce, CHICAGO western Northwe City Ticket Farnam - Street phone, 51, Depot, and Mason Sts, 1401 Tenth phone, 629 dslee e Teave. . Arrive. Chicago Spe- Daylight clal Chicago Passenger Eastern ©x Moines, Ma edar Rapids and Chi a10:55 Chi am 0 a11:3 pm pm a §:40 am a 4:05 pm Limited, nd" East..... fail, Chicago’ 'to maha : maha-Chi clai’a 7:45 SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Ralflroad — ‘The ~Norih- western Lane” (ieneral Offices, 1'nitad Natic Bank Bullding, 8 W, Corner Twelfth and Farnam Ticket Telephone, 561 Do Sts. “Telephone, 629, Leave. = Arrive a 6:55 am ald a 75 pm a %15 am LA 800 am a 4:20 pm al Ofce, pot | mwin City Twin City Sloux ity « Datly. 1401 Farna Tenth and M Express Limited Loca 0, ROCK 8L~ Pacific **allrond Rock Il Tick= rnam and Daven- a 725 am b11:15 am port L Chicago Expre 160 Fast BXpress..a 5:00 pm Lincoln and Fairbury..n 8:30 am Lincoln, Colorado 8pgs., Denver,” Pueblo " und ext .......a 1:30 pm Des Motnos, Rock 181~ B and‘and Chicago a 7:15 pm Colorado & Texas Flyera 550 pm Daily. b Daily except Suifday. bl1:35 am a 810 am 1k a a8 i ILLINOIS Railre CENTRAL City Ticket Of m sireet Depot strocts Telephone, Tenth and Maso Leave. a11:10 am 7045 pm 00 am Arrive A 4:05 pm a §i16 am Chicago Express Chicago Limited Minneapolis — and Paul Expres Minncapolis Paul Limited ¥ort Dodge Local from Council Bluffs A Dally. b Daily 7 b 0:40 pm ana 7:45 pm 10 pm_ blo:16 am Sunday a s am fig T xeept MISSOURI P road—General cket ner J4th and Telephone 104, Etation CIFIC RAIL: Offices ~ and Southeast Cor Douglas_ Sts. Depot, Union Loave, Arrive, 8t Louls, Nebrask C., 8t Kansas Limited Express & 210:00 A pm a 6:30 pm K a 615 am Leave fr Webster Sty Nebraska Local Via Weeping Water b 415 pm a Dally., b Dally except Bunday e 15th and LOUIS RAIL Kansas City tirond—"The Ticket Of Farnam Street Depot, Tenth Streets.” Tele- OMAHA & ST road-Omaha. & Eastern I Quincy 5 Marey “Lea Ball e. Arrive 8t. Louls Express annon 05 pm A 8:20 am and Quing a % am & 9:00 pm ¥ PACIFIC-“THE OVER. oute!'~General Officos, Cor, Ninth and Farnam City Ticket Office, 1324 m street. Telephone, i1i t. Tenth ‘and Mason 'St feghone, 629, [ § UNION i PAciFic | Arriye 1 Limited..a a 7:3 pm tland A 820 4N pm am am LEGAL NOTIC NOTICE REPUBLICAN VOTERE LAS (¢ By authority of tr | central commiitee a conves yresenting the repub | county 1s hereby called to meet at Wash- oF | pm le- | City | Omaha | States | 0 pm | 15 pm | a10:45 amn | LEGAL NOTICIL 11, On to place sentatives, attorney mmissi by 8 in atate repr county county be him Nine ward Four ward Thirt v Two « d t tral ¢ The wpport enet, fiy delegates delegates. tember i gntes fr nha natable te natables to fill va mmitt representation In cach A members of the "his ward tomi herel h O m, t The S r n from 12 South Omaha in the country the polling plac City of Omaha “rat Ward Sixth md Ward stroets pird Ward—1120 Fourth Ward stroct Fifth Ward North Sixteenth street th Ward—idlewiid hali Seventh Ward—133 Park avenus fehth Ward—Twenty-sec and ing streets Ninth Ward stroots. City of South Omaha fifth street Chicago Precinct Clontart Preginct Douglas Precinet ¥ast Omaha «chool house Elkhorn Precine Florence Precinet Jefferson Precinct fice MeArdle Precinet Millard Precinct Platte Valley e o ncts i and Plerce Twentieth and stroots Cast Capitol eventeent aven ith i Cum Twenty-elghth and Farnan 312 North Twenty Keiner's hall H. Tangeman's Riser's park | Precinct—District N Bk Cit City hall Mangold's Tumber Glandt school house. Millard sc house Precinet Union Precinct—Purcell's hall Waterloo Precinet-—Masonie hall West Omaha Precinet—Benson town hall The boundaries of the primary clection districts shall correspond with the respe tive ward houndaries in Omaha, precine boundaries {1 the country pr ts anc city boundaries in South Omaha The primary eloction will be held unde the provisions of the primary election law and 'the rules adopted by this commitiee Which require petitions to be filed with th secretary not later than 12 m. Tuesday September 1 Ry ool (fon of t will_he allowed delegates present full votes ‘apportic districts M. he committee no proxics in_ the convention, but withorized 1o cast A to their LLINS, Chalrman SUNDRLAD. Acting Secretary 1900. b CLYDE Omaha, August 18 oes to Can Ak-Sar-Hen See the Show Chenply. stivit Nebraskans living within Omaha will be able Ak-Sar-Ben festivities by paying the one way railroad rate for the round trip. action was determined on at a of the general pa of Omaha lines held Wednesday af: 200 miles raoon of the business that would be attrs to Omaha during the Ak-Sar-Ben would come from nearby points and con cluded that 200 miles would cover a terrl tory sufficiently wide in scope to insure low rates for all who might wish to pate in the festivities ckets will be placed on sale September 25 to 28 and the return limit will be October 1. te axon PULLMAN OFFICKES ABOLISHED, nsolidation Will Become the First of Septem The abolishment of the Pullman oMces at the union station will be made September 1. After that time J. K. Cham- bers will be joint ticket agent of the Pull- man company an the various railro; using the union station. Owing to added duties for the ticket clerka incident to this consolidation a nmew clerk will be added to Mr. Chambers’ force. has been appointed to the new place. The consolidation, which will be effected aturday, has been on tapls for the past few weeks and had bellef that such econemical strok man company. Mective ticket a move would be on the part of the Pull The men who all be provided with situations, either in the oMce of Superintendent Richardson in this city or as conductors on the road | An Home Vinltors' of the Nebraska railroads have fol- |1owed the independent action | by the Burlington somo ti will place low rates into effect braska points to eastern territory for “hcme visitors' " excursions. A rate one fare, plus $2, the east by the payment of the same rail- road rates which are accorded easterners whe come west on the “‘homeseekers'” ex ons. The dates of these eastbound home visitors” excursions are September 10 and roads to announce The latest .| thelr intention of running such excursions are the Northwestern and Illinois Central. “1 am a switchman,'* writes A, J. Jen- nesse, of 9201 Butler St., Chicago, “and am out in all kinds of weather. I took a cold in my kidney and was in 1 tried several advertised medicines with no benefit until 1 was recommended to take Foley's Kidoey Cure, Two-thirds of a bottle cured me." |MENDING THE CITY'S WAYS N | which settled very bad shape. | | | Being snable ¢ Repatred n- mber of Streets and Put | | ait Workmen are engaged in repairing worn- | out cedar block paving in iffcrent parts of the city. Twentieth street from Vinton to Boulevard strect is in such bad condition that the fire department has been unable to pass along it at a high rate of speea The blocks have been torn out of a twenty- foot strip of this street and a- yoadway of cinders s teing constructed for the accom modation of the fire department Twenty-fourth strest between La Spaulding strects is also being leveled and where the cedar blocks have decayed they are being covered with gravel. Un | paved streets in the First ward are also re | celving attention. William street between Sixth street and Park Wild avenue is being filled and other streets in that of | the city will be made passable The lack of ener and a run down mean kidney aisorder will restore your making the kidneys well tute. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., lon Drug Store, South Omaha 1y and section generally all ley's Kidney Cure th and vigor by Take no substi- o Dit- condition [ in_ the were counted for that the skeletons sons who wera murdere 014 residents have s the affair ISickapo th pinjon | of three per many years ago. remembrance of alling WINNIP ived st maged build Astriets. Lo Virden Thornh(ll imong the | Nows just night's hirrl s and rulned crops in 8 will run up to about ltewood, Maosomin khorn and visited 100, 000, Souris wore In Memory HINCKLEY ment crected memory of Minn he 1 Vive v in A 29. - The wiate of Mi 0y who lost their lives in the Kix years ago, will he dedivated morial cemetery in this | village on Saturday, Scptember L opera respective ROADS MAKE ONE-FARE RATE of to visit this city during | This | meoting | ger represontatives The passenger men decided that the bulk partici- 1 lines the Dave Young its origination In the an have been employed in the Pullman ticket offices will announced since and from Ne- the of for the round trip will | be made and Nebraska people will have an opportunity of visiting their old homes in Oukluke | [INSPECTORS ARE - ALARMED Postoffi Robberies Are Becoming Alto- gether Too Numerous, PAPILLION OFFICE LOOTED WEDNESDAY Sun S ton Gaog of BEscaped s the Parties the mineie The and and invaded marauders stamps _on Entrance the office been effected by means of with which the back door was beaten in. George Hempstedt discovered the wrought and the loss of the mouey and stamps when he appeared Thursday morning to open the office for the day. Suspicion was directed toward Wil- liam Hyke, an ex-convict who had served A term from Sarpy county in the peniten ary, who n hanging around Pa- pillion for several days prior to the burglary It was found that he had sud- denly disappeared, his departure being ce incident with the raid upon Uncle Sam's “h box. Yesterday morning Sherift McAvoy of Sarpy county came to South Omaha and, in company with Officer Newman, ran dows the fugitive Hyke and placed him under arrest The postoMce inspectors at Omaha | becoming at the frequency | which postoffices are being robbed in this The robbery of the office at | Papillion is the fitth office to be looted in i | of Nebraska and the border coun of lowa the last thirty da the others Alliance, Jullan and Oc tavia in Neb k and Little Sloux, Ia Gang of Conviets Suspeeted. The inspectors attribute o robberies A party of burglars who, locally notorjous Frank « | Ham Miller, escaped trom the | penitentiary i Shortly after | an ofMce robbed in northern | Kansas and the burglars were captured at Palmyra Neb. The report gained cur rency at that time that the men captured were those who escaped from Sioux Falls, but when persons acquainted with the fugitives visited Kansas it was found that the men were unkoown to the prison au- thoritles. Frank Le lion all 1 was by § were stolen to s (0 have A hammer axe ledge are annoyed with vieinity t bein 1 th he 0 allas Sioux April s wa Lester . Laverne, alias F. B. Howard; Willlam Dockery, allas John Thomas, and M. E. Le alias George Ryan, alias Boyd Buddy, are the men who secured their liberty from the Dakota prison They are all expert cracksmen and the work at the different offices in | dicate that it has been done by men who are skillful in entering houses and break ing open safes. So far in every case the | tracks of the criminals have been well con cealed and from the the fact that | the former burglars are t liberty and " | that the work s the work of professionals there is nothing to indicate the perpe- trators A record of the robberies shows that | sible but highly pr “ | the work of the same gang, The finding of the stamps at ““Hoboes' Retreat’ by Super- intendent Dick the Omaha postoflice is taken as evidence of the fact that the rob- bers traveling tramps and that they are frequenting the stopping places of those people The Sloux Falls quartet were tramps before they entered the pro- fosslon of the burglar, and the inspectors believe that when they arc captured the reports of postoflice robberies will cease. AMOUNT NOT LARGE ENOUGH Street Bon Advised hy ayor Moores Will Be Insufcient to Do Needed Work. oy, aside times of the it is not only pos able that they are several by re “Mayor Moores has advised the city coun- ofl to make provisions for the voting of $73,- | 000 worth of sireet intersection bonds to be used in improving streets next year. This will not be sufficient money if any paviog and repaving 18 to be done on the streets surrounding Hanscom park,” said City En gineer Rosewater. “There has been consia- erablo demand for improvements around the park and it wiil cost the city about $25,000 to put the boundary streets in first-class condition. The courts have held that under | the bequest of the park grounds to tha city the entire cost of maintaining the adjoining | streets falls upon the city. This matter was | definitely settled in the courts and property owners are exempted from bearing any por- tion of the expense. In case this work is to bo done the coming year at least $100,000 worth of street intersection bonds should be voted.” Millions wili spent 10 politics this year. We can't keep the campaign going without money any more than we can keep the body vigorous without food. Dyspep- tics ueed to starve themselves. Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and allows you at all the good food you want. 1t radically cures stemach troubleg BRENNAN MUST SHOW CAUSE Secretary of South Omaba School Honrd Must Why He Refusen to Sign Warra ne 0 William J. Brennan, secretary of the Beard of Education of South Omaha, has been cited to appear before Judge Koysor 2 o'cleck this afteruoon show why he rhould not sign a school warrant for $4,000 drawn in favor of Thomas Hoctor for a site purchased at Twenty-third and M stres South Omaha Yesterday Mr. Hoctor called upon Mr. Brennan and presented a warrant made out for the amount und signed by James H Bulla, president of the Board of Education. Mr. Brennan refused to attach his slgua- ture to the warrant when the demand wa wade, saying that he preferred to have an order of the court. An application mandamus by Hoctor tract to the property in question are now in the hands of J. J. Breen, attorney for the South Omaha school board. and it is understood that Mr. Breen says that thes documents are all right ONE ENUMERATOR FINISHES Hen st at o was then made for a The deed and ab- i aking Sta- District and Barrows ¢ s in Ben Barrows, one of the special agents of the census bureau who has been gathering manufacturing and industrial statistics for the city of Omaha, has completed his work and turned in his schedules. The other agents will be kept busy this week and in scveral distriets they will be employed the greater part of next week The larger manufacturing establishments aro delaying the final reports by failing te send their schedules to Washington or to deliver them to the agent In charge. In some cages the managers report that they bave forwarded the information demanded but so far they have failed to recelve | notification that they have arrived at the | chiet office. drefid of people with weak lungs who with stubborn coughs is consump- Foley's Honey and Tar, if taken In cures the cold, heals the lungs and always cures inciplent consumption. Myers- Dillon Drug Co.,, Owmaba; Dillon's Drug Store, South Omabi Th | sufter tion time,