Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1900, Page 9

ea to a .-DOM letter in care of The Bee. Anawers s0 addressed wiil » I;Ilvorn on presentation of the e have steady work for a few its and mppear- Adams Co., 1605 Hu'dllrd St WANTE god nu uen of good hab wnce. C. F. R trade taught thoroughly in short 4 pardeul free. bers' Instituie B-$71 \’i'fu teams for . R. work in Mis tree {ransportation for, ouints S‘ul'“lue-l. 2 Wik, ‘m, Phelan & Co., Counctl Blufts, la. TE! nin prospectors i ppine el Behoo et will [eave Seattle about De full particulars address b manager l'hmfmn. Explor basement P butlding and Cherry street, Seat ash. 1 -Mu0 “' BALESMEN, to sell office specialties; fine ide line; used by all merchants; Caia- iogue free. Model Mfg. Co, Lox B South Bend, - Mo \0\16‘ WANTED, men to harvest ugar beet eron Ahfldr!pul or apply in [u rs ’h( lo ‘h Mur- > aha phy, urphy Ulock, ut mn \(b’ “AVTI’JI (\l!)lht!v h nln-rn to t signs, dmrhmu- reulars, N vassin, pay. Stamp for erlu "Giohe Adveriising Bure ad, reply Omaha, M741 TRAV G _eulesman wanted to earry first-class Calffornia_gloves as side line on commisalon: references required. Ad- dress M. A B, 42 Caiifcrnia San Francisco, Cal B—MT76 3¢ WANTED, twenty vunion bri klln\';(rs at Des v:.l s by Capital City Brick and l’ipe i i i - MS10 81 MEN, we teach barber trade In § weeks, guarantee positions $15.00 weekly, furnish tools, free transportati to" Denver (largest college in the world) and work for hoard while learning eware of fake alogues, misleading offers and Omaha ent wh ortieges. No colored students admitt Ladies’ classes in con- nection. Write for particulars, Moler's Barber College Agent, Creighton block, B M®6 0% Bt Omaha. WAN "rm;‘. n“flr; class shoemaker, stealy k. M. Sargent, Counc o B—M113 30 AN ELDERLY gentleman for a permanent position in our business, former city busi- ness man preferreg. Address A 64, l!e;’. BTENOC NOGRAPHER and typewriter: must be high-grade man; one with Taliroad ex- perience preferred; good nlnr\“v; right man. “ 1 PLASTERER for rental department; irreg ilar work year round; muet rent of 1203 Farnam st Mz WANTED, experionced notion salesman to sell standard line of corsets to retall trade fn city and adjacent territory on a liberal comminsion. ~Address. with ences, A &. B—M1 WANTED, regintered phar perfence and salary fl!e EXPERIENCED young man stenographer, inquire 1308 1zard, Aermoter Co B-M126 31 acls wanted, state ex- Address A \il 1 WANTED, at once. 2 lnss collar bueklers; good pay and steady work mont Saddlery Company, Fremont, Sk - 'A"ln-"l!Al.w HELP, WANTED, 2x gir! 1524 Dodge. 'r-:l 876, 10 girls wanted. Canadian office, 1622 n.olxeng’nu WANTED, cook, best of wages. 2d ave. WANTED, girl to do general housework: good, wagee, FEnaulre of Mrs. Simer o orth 28th Street ) 116_So. " GIRL for general housework; smail family; good wages. 3125 Chicago St C—701-29° COMPETENT girl to care fbr child 2 years 0ld and. to afsist In second work M R. E. Welsh, 414 So. 3§th & SPECIAL _NOTICES FOR RENT=HOUSBES, NEWLY remodeled 6-room 16th street, grade flonr, $16 Barker Block 1 N. th 8t 3 roome I3 Omaha Loan and Trast Jouglas Ste - 75 8 Zth St 6 rooms, $20. Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 16th and I‘ou[lunsu 81— 9-ROOM furnished or unfurnished modern home, with barn, location west, winter conl in, at cheap rate, good gifl will stay with amall family: possession &iven about ist; references required Tee D1 #5 N. Z°TH ST., new 6 rooms, modern, $16.00 D—123-31° T ———e FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM heated rooms n?‘hi"'rnu}'-?fl WITH or without board. 276 Has Harne\ E—M3s05 N24¢ NICELY furnished room!‘ rellov nblt 862 1§ 3 Jackson 8t., floor. 2 27 MODERN, cholce location. 12 8. D ’.;"' 8th st E--M%0 2° MODERN front room. % > ROOMS, modern. 280 Harney parlor and kitchen. G516 H( l'SY‘JK'HHF;l.\"} 2 19t 8t M0 30 MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2 fl;: Grace RP)‘nflld n-luun( T MME. ADAMS, mllucllc treatment, mm room 2. T-M108 PERDI)NAL DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and supern us hair remuvad by electricity. n n. enger block. VIAVI, woman's way to health. 846 Bse bidg e massage baths, electrio TL‘RKIIH hllh!. for ladies only; skilled women in the efty. Renstrom Bath (.omplrn Rooms "‘l‘ to 220 Bee l U—664 31dg. PTURE cured; ite, ain, no danger, send for cir Empirc Rup- ture Cure, 82 N. Y, Ll(l bldl’ Omaha. U—o66 fo D PRIVATE hospital for Jad (ore es & du ing conflnement; bubles adopted. 1138 N PRIVATE | home before and during confine- | ment; bnblel adopted. Mrs. Dur[{( 2620 Burdett YOUR OLD SKIRT Can be altered to Jook new and IVHI' beavtiful TED B% X omplete from nw u TE' tATlOV PATTERNS AND 1) TIONS Accordion ing by me yard. Send for GOLDMAN & CO. 00 Dougias Bik., 16th and Dod‘c private family E—Mi19 4 furnished room: 2101 Do NEWLY modern. LADIES' jackets and tatlor made lullu al- tered, cléaned, repaired. M. }‘u‘(lb,l 8 17 FURNISHED IIOO)II AND BoARD. ULE\‘CAARN lr.nslenl! $1.25day. 1609 Do'l,l. GOOD bolrd, prlvill fmlly “ lu llh r—m Harney, THE M3 an IRRIAM, & Dodge TWO_ partly furnished rooms: desirable: good board second door. 2024 Fl Mur) Ave 1930 TO RENT, 1 furnished, 2 unfurnished rooms (or wiil furnish), with board, in brivate family; quiet neighborhood, near fanscom park. Call 2803 \\'uulwg_nti‘n\_e FURNISHED rooms, with board; family; Cass st. modern; first-class re! erences FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN flat, 4 rooms, 2d floor, gas, bath furnace heat; half block car linie, Kountze Place, 2214 Wirt st.; very desirable; rent reasonable M132 51% FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RE\T llon tn Airst-cla loc:nlcn; t reasonable. Apply R. Peters & Co., ground floor. Be: hld‘ —268 FOR RENT, the bullding formerly ocupled by The Bée at 916 Farnam street. four storles and a_basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room This will be rented very reasonably. If interested apply G, ose- at once to C. C. water, secretary, room 1M, Bee Buflding. BTOREROOM, corner 10th and Jackson sts.; will fix to suit tenant. Inquire of Rome Miller, ller Grand. 128 1 AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS—Articls of absolute necessity in every buildin, no competition; big he fits; exci lfhll, tnllurl Inllptul Agency Dept. llam st X. g 4 —M235 N1 will be sold; agents of lamps all ONE MILLION generating _gasoline our way; no generating lamp wil s alongside of the ‘“‘Perfection:” the n|||\ gasoline gas lamp that does not re onerating, Hghts like gam; & brilliant 0-candle power light at & cost of only lc per night. Live agents wanted every- where; send for circulars. Perfection Incandescent Gas Lamp Co., 1118 Farnam st Omaha J-MT742 WANTED=TO RENT. NEED ‘more hou-e: for good lenlnt with G. G. Wallace, Brown blk. K—-MA™ 1 STORAGE. WANTED. a_young woman to & charge In family of four; one who is capable and economical can find stendy employmeat. Address A®, Bes. AR A0 A0, i ¢ o GOOD girl for general housework. 1024 AlLlelna- :f ho.u';.ll:;:ldm‘:xgm:m (l | eto., Parl 3 ] arge eu‘ e S CoMB N | Purnitire Co.. 10610 Tel. 2020, Iadies to learn hairdressing, or barber trade; free trans- s at Denver: positions articulars to agent. airdressing Colle oler’ t’nl.hmn bloek l . ®irl_ for housework Inquire at 204 St. Mar: [+ ln nmnll s ave 135 31 GOOD flmll)‘ TvAN'mD. experienced girl work; good wages. 2037 Dodg for second e st C—M181 FOR RENT-HOUSE lr‘ 10« want our hnun- 'reh re e with Bena l. nud puu ALWAYS moving K. H. goods Flanos. Omce, loi4 Faroam St Tel. s or 5. HOUSES for rent in_all Breunan-Love Co., 320 HOUSKS, stores. Bemls, Paxton block, D FOR RENT, fine 6-room modern cottages 'fllnlho Stanfo circle, 13th and Vinton streets; convenlent to Bouth Omaha and 13th street car lines. The Byron Reed Co., 212 8. Nlh SL CHA.- E- WILLU\IIBON. l” Farnam. x')—m FOR RE 'rficic[é{nr 1, to small desir. en-room N“lfl LSRR Street ! water o kitthen: e month. Inquire at &7 lll"fl vgn' RENT, house § ronms, 8. W, Cor. 'ark ave. and Leavenworth' Modern ex- cept furpace. Key at cottage in rBur 1 BEE HENRY B. PAYNE, @1 N, Y, LIFB, &S WILL purthm a limited numblr.—o-f Omaha s.vms- blnk accounts. Brennane Love Co., ¥% N84 HOUSES, to be moved. George G. W. 1- llce, Brown blk. ’ N—Ma4 WANTED to buy $1,000 of Omaha SBavioga bank accounts for cuh. Add regl A 15 Bee office. I—M548 WANTED to buy a strictly first-class bakery and confectionery for cash. Ad- dres: 8 R. Calland, West Po|nl. Neb, —MSOT 31 WANTED to buy, fine oung carrlage 16 Narida hleh. team not less than welgnt about 2400; anly first-class articie will be Johuson Bros., 1106 Fi considered. 8 Farnam M46 31 FOR SALE—HORSE! . VEHICLES, ETC, NEW and 2dH. vehicles at marked down prices. Harry Frost, 4th & venworth, P FOR SALE, a horse buggy cheap. Quire at 2i52 ST, Mary's avi o [ — FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, FINE Vose upright plano at great sacrifice: party leaving clty. Address Y i, Boe HARD and soft foundation nllln 3 fences and cribbing. %1 Douglas. ol Q«?‘ FDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1116 Farnam Q64 E;FEI buy, sell, ex Schwarts, 114 So. 18. Q%0 ND wheels, §§ (0 $10; new wheels, 15 R EANa Bieycle Co. toth & Cchicago dia SECOND-HAND Cali Call raph (hew) ffll’ sale. ¢ ofiice clerk 41 istrict court. rivate Jos. 2408 | 1t has | - 3 U—244 hll' ('amfi.\'d In private families, PLEA‘H G and_ lklrln all kinds; buttons made to match. Omaha Plellln‘ Co., 1524 Dou‘l ,&s SEWING machines rented and repaired; rent § per month; supplies for al of machines. The Sfnger Manufacturing Co., 16201622 Douglas st. 1empthw 1‘1'5 CHILDRE street boarded or ldnplc or active rtner in old_estab- lllhed bustiess, ® cash. _Address Be U M9-31* MONEY TO LOAN=REAL BESTATE. mu--n opeulur- finest equipped baths | kinds | ing for $37.00 per m A GOOD INVESTMENT, 3 cottases in South Omahu tor 88,3, ynth; | will sell e b ne | ACCORDION PLEATING. AGCORDION and, side ,fl..n»r cheapes Mrs. arl h and Farnam .ll | s tereon'B arately or on monthly p | - | B-room cottage at No. 216 Du ont - | - — —_— omnh! all In first class nditlon. Omaba | g el & B ding_ assoclation, G, M.! WANTED-HORSES TO BREAK. ntl\nltr. Bec'y, Bee Nulldhll J. M| et e———— Kopletz, Agt., South Omae ss | WANTED, horses to break and train; wilf | small homa in the city (Monmouth _Park), - rents 86, 3400, cash If sold within George G. Wallace " hest bargains In on payments; N'Snnm, '.\'.bnui; RE—40 Dec. 5 - | a| 16 Larimore St room house, well, | discount for e Brown Blk | RE-7% WE have customers for ten to forty-acra tracts near the city. 11-room house, hig! ground, not far from West Farnam . 2 full east front lots; district house well built, cella good furnace, bat chance for fine hom C. F. HARRISON. 9 A BARGAIN—§44 acres on Calhoun road, miles north ot Floren oom nuun barn, henhouse, 2 wel ‘acres in fruit t commencing to be: ce $350.00 it sold Byron Reed Co., 212 8. Send us a descrip- | pose | h and slghtly r, all excavated; h room, ete. e cheap; $5,000, 13 N. Y. LIFE, RE-124 ar, nearly all level this month. The 14th st RE-—-MS21 31 MEDICA L. LADIES out of health Box @2, Omaha, Neb. LADIES, Cure for WH regulator; send $1.00 LADIES, $1,000 for a cas monthly regulator fal hours, or money refunded; no ergoi or many saved from suicide. Jackson 182 Dearborn 8t., Chic u&c tansy pill il 8 Dept. Q Dr. Box 00 N6 LOAX\S on eastern Nlhrltu and 'enlirq lowa farms at § per cent; borrowers can 8.)’ 8100 or any multipie; any interest ate: no delay. Brennau'love Co., 3 . 13th Sl Umlhl l\fll. W—670 LADIES, $1,00 for any Re, sure and safe; my practice. 184 Dearborn st., Chica flUNEY to loan on lmprvvld Omlhl real estate. Brenuan-Love Co., owl iy | $1,000 and upward to loan on improved «: ropert 0., X and warrants, ompany, 160l Farnam al. and farms. W, Farnam Bml Farnam. ANTED, city loans, bond George & | y —673 MO 3. EY in any amount at b, ROBEINS & Co., 12 | MONEY to loan on farm and city prop lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1605 F.mgrm MONEY to loan at § and & per_cent on Omaha property. W. B. Mel Ie.tl)ls 15th s PRIVATE money | lay. Garvin Bro: n low s0 bonds and Pelerl.(o.tfl Flrnlm Bl » Bel Bl W—“! PRIVATE motey. F. D. Wead, 1334 Dou, FIVE per cent money. Bemll. Paxton block. W—650 b -+ MONEY 1o loan on first-cla Yroperty or for buildin nox Co., New York L PRIVATE money to 1 $9 N. Y. Life. Pt N MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTLES. fmproved it urposes. Payns . = n. J. H. Sherwood, W28 furntture, planos, to keep e proper . uufl:r} Loans i to people permanently emrioyed on thelr ‘odn hames, mmuud’n;m.r oF mor We loan from $10 up. We charge not 1ng for 10aking papers and we keep not Ing out of e amount you mak for. You Fegay {he morey in one. montn, or ta 5, 6 months or more in wnch 1o repny it. Our rates are as low as the lowest, our business Is eonfidential and ete. You always tr, lease. W.OMAI’{A LUN ‘GAGE LOAN (O, Established 6 5. 16th 8 X—MT751 MONEY MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. N ndorser OI" mflfl uired. ow.‘:‘s’r‘m N Y MENTS RICTEY LUNI‘IDEN‘HAh HA CREDIT CO Room 26, Atth ficor, New York 'Life s PRIVATE SALARIED PEOPLE On_thelr plain note without security. No Charges for papers. Lower rates. Basier )meu Confidential treatm. ured. want your trade. AMERICAY $65% JO.TROm 6 Bee Bidg. % m\‘ MONEY loaned salaried people huldlr‘l per- ‘manent position with responsible goncen upon their own names without easy paywents, Tolman, 06 N, Y. 1, 31 MONEY locned on furniture, TRARRAE |3 VIRTUAMA _cures from indiscretions or tality, vigor, restoring aspirations of youth, success, happiness in slonal, social, married Sent ‘anywhere price. American Oftice, retail, Dilion Drug Co., South Omaha; Bluffs. - LADIES! Chichester' Pflll are the bes other. "R"le! for Ladles” | ail Chemical ¢ slutor 'falls to relleve n 45 hours; price 3, Write Dr, Smllh. T impotency resulting debility, gives vi- desires, ambitions, prepaid on receipt The Kidd Drug Omaha; Davis Drug Co.,” Counctl Full line rubber goods. safe, Send 4c stamps for particulars, Ask your druggist. 4 Philad ‘il case my Monthly d 40 €0, Ul health,’ fitting for business; profes- life; 82 or 3 tor 45, o Co.,, Elgin, IlL wholesale, Myers- M. Al Dillon s Engllsn wennroyal reliable; take n_letter by return pChicheater OSTEOPATHY, JgHNEON Instituts, Tel. 1084 66 N, Alice Johneon, dept.; Gid E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Msr Y. oF - Blde oF ldies M. E. DONONUE, D. Kirksville, Mo. 64 Paxton Blk. Tel FAYETTE COLE, o, of Stil] school, 1367, T4 N. M. McMURRAY, D. sick, l.)C ©O., sulte G36- O.; Mrs. J 38 Bee bl SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN SANT'S School, TN, Y. Lite, ) BOYLE&' College, court reporter ynnclfnl. hEBRAEKA Bulin!ll lnr !hnr(hlnd ‘};,)l- leg d's Theater. GREGG Shorthand. QmA 2. Col. 18 & Doug. —5 ————————————— HORSES WINTERED. HORSES wintered at Omaha Driving park. WANTED, horses to wi Tead; all box stalls; t lnltr wo artesian ¥ month; will call can take % ' wells; rice, from # to - or them and dellver in the -prm; Ad- dress H. Stock Farm, C. G Cole, fanager, Springald. Neb. —Mx0 3 BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY. STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenworth. MIRROR FA Damaged looking glasses CNIY. resilvered. 708 N 1¢ ~T11 PIANO TUNING. WE tune your Store, 1521 D lano for $1.50. Rose's Art Tel. 1915, FURNITURE REPAIRING. —_— TEL. 1831. M. 8. Walklin, 2111 Cumln‘"?l. Green, R.5, Barker Blk X455 BALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. J W. TAYLOE, 21§ First Nat, Bank Bl "X LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPL No mo '"fl ie or puhllrlt'.z Papers free. L(h\\'LiT RATES, EAS T PAYMENTS emulo ees recelve time to -uu acuves Loans of other compantes taken up. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., room 802 Paxton Block. X M52 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, ondy, waiches, privately. Bergery'1on 1hon ‘0., 1604 Farnam St. upstairs. MONEY loaned on vlumu. !utnllun jow- Iry. horses, cow eed, 319 8 13, i X853 BUSINESS CHANCE! $150 CASH or easy lawtul (nlck«l} slo lor drinks, clgars or will earn $2 and u;wlrd Ceach: " Earl, Glark & Co., Purnie ture Manutacturers, Chicaso, 1i| S aa uller's Bakery and 25th and Leavenworth. A V- Mséé 2 rlymnu ouys 35 strictly hine: FOR SALE or rent— Confeetionery, bargain. ONL Y ai \ll tore in U iléulu_;ne._;‘._v. Wead, 154 Douglas, i s 2 s the opportunily to Inspect | FOR BALE. stock genl. mdse., clear and R4 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, modern, in Dgfl’.m’?{' We Pey ‘the Iargest Thd| new: good Teason for sellin. Addr'u e tonation; rent $46.00 Mmost complete line of 2ndhand stoves In| Box 512, Coon Raplds, Ia b OMAHA LOA\" £ IRll)os“Tl(O city; prices low. Don't for, Cls;he '}ul. b~ uirulnurunl ‘" Fro S 4 §las St e Enterprise Furniture Co., 102-4 Q- u Y taurant #ROOM house, modern. Monroe & Co., rnn xuu\-. 1150-H. P. Hoffman & Billings SII N, 16th, D-m I~l\00\l. modern, nd_barn, Zflh lnc ‘*Ilr- ney; Cor. #%th and Hamilton, modern §- room new house. F. D. Wead, 16th and Do las. D —-Mb680 i‘l;R f;E.?l\d'll‘. llrlntly“mudovu flnl in Dav- uilding, o o clt; Kfi. xrofl 82 {'AH\'.\M 8T, 492 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barker Bk ¥ 5388 apartment house. AppIY C. b !.Iluller 22 oo bidg CHOICEST fat 126 William St 3 room clty water, $5. 107 Marcy 8t '3 rooms, city water, $6. Omaha Loan 'and Trust Co., 16th and Douglas Sts. D860 all 13th st., nt houn St s Wirt st., $50. 800d ba Tirennan-Love U D—Ms16 1 Eompany, Omaha, Neb. o 16 m'aa St ROOM apartment, modern. FOR RENT, seven houses In South Omaha Inquire 1612 Davenpore st. D—MI00 %¢ Al yisine in yood condition. Bec'y of B('e Bl dl ko WRITE for catalogue of trus upport- ers Bherman & Mcconnell Drug Co. Omaha -—_ Call cr —h81 I*Olt ll.b—llLAL ESTATE. D!LIGHTF('L home in Hlnlcom Place 4 liberal discount. M. lon suite 310-311 Bro'n BIL tche ta confiden l ‘mgmna._ ‘watches; paym onfdent Thatte Léaa Bank, 08" 15 i.Tr- oy MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, horses, | CHARLES B. WALTERS, 2% blds. cows, jewelry, Dul M760 nov 1 —_— LAUNDRY, OMAHA Steam Laundry; 170 Leavenwort! 2¢; cuffs, dc. E———SESm——— NICKEL PL. shirts, 7c; collara. h. 7. ATING, STOVES, llm s and chi Om. Plllm;p('o Bee andeliers e Bldg. Tel WANTED-TO BORROW, 8125 at 10 per cent g00d chattel security. ENGINES, BOILI for one year on Address, A 5, Bee. —M831 80 ERS, BTC, L. C. 8harp—Mach. Wks. motors, dynamos. —T15 CARPENTERS AN D JOBBERS. ALL klndl of carpenter 'nl’k and trin promy ed to. J. T. Ochlitree, ;‘.0[: and ~30 STAMMERING AND STUTTERING CURED. Julla Vaughan, 430 Ram, B?‘lfl(l" —_— CUT rate tickets evel n, DRESSMAKING, whe Farnam. Tel Ovhonem OKER. H. Phll- “:LPAIHLIE:L Miss B WANTED, plain sewing. STOVE REPAIRING, STOVE, furnace, range nections. Om. Slu\u‘i Tel. 960 ep. Wk turdy, 318 So. 2ith —549 N¢* 008824 st — M7 Nig repairs; water con- ouE- ELECTRIC TREATMENT, FOR SALE chea lot and three MISCELLANEOUS. gottages. J. f it Boor Pax- = ton b RE-—- M6 . country dealers, 2dhand furniture Dd SLoVes AL lowest prices. cariead 1o PAYNE.XNOX__ CO. D less.” Chicago Furniture Co. 404-10 Dodge. Er REAL Eru-rd' e — CLAIRVOYANTS, "’" g MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, £15 North 10th NCH AND FARM lands for Y Inion Pacific Rail mpany. B. A MeAllaster. Jand commisstones, Union Pacifiec Headquurters, Omaha, N:\b. X HOUSES. lots, farms. lands, loans; aleo fire Cass. insurance. Bemis, Paxton bik. RE-—4 MUSICAL. FREE sc lcholunhlpl Lo pli Eraun, 5% Ramge B ano students. Pn, TAILORY NG. 8] hl. I’l N. Y, LIFE. EE HENRY B. PAY/ ELITE parlors. &5 8. 16th, scopd flogr CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1208 Farnam St. RE—69 MRS EDGAR, 817 North 16t st., fat K, tub, sponge 4nd Vapor baths T-M8 300 FOR SALE OR TRADE, 12-room house, 5 lots, fine location. Address or call H. Martin, 312 North $th St RE-T92-2° HIGH class talloring, Gesigns. 8. I Br moderate derick, A ____oe——1 mUsiC rices, latest 1617 Farnam, MAT] novis MISE MINNIE LOVI Studic €5 N. 17th Bt teacher of plano. 0 take this work at rununnhla rates, have | ood winter quarters re-s George | avis, 26 Bee Bldg, Omaha, N _— BELGIAN HARES. | Belgian Hares for tale_at common. | prices Fi sense €707 Florence Boulevard. | N25* _— POOKKEEPING, LE “in_ bookkeeping, _permanship, Arithmetie: day_and. cvening” Neb. Hus. College, Boyd's Theater. 5 . PAWNBROKEBRS, ‘ GLE l. an om«. rellable, accommodat- ing; al siness confidential. 1341 Dougl l LOST, between Memis park and Walnut Hill, a dlamond cr liberal re- ward if returned to icho'as st Lost—M180 1 POSTOFFICE NOTICE, ;314 be read DAILY by all Interested, ume.) | f‘h Novem- (8! 88 changes may occur at an Foreign mails for the week end ber 3, 190, will close (PROMPTL cases) ot the General Post Office as fol | Jows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one find prompt reliet. hour earller than closing l”zlc shown e- | Cont demffl. low. Parcels Post Malls for Germany close = ats p. m. Monday. | ITES, etc.; porfect | Transatlantic Mai [ ) umAm Db WEDNESDAY-A( 7 8. m. (supplementary | | Sk i Guchamptbn ki for relind o on (ma eland e old Dr. Jacksona ‘\’.'-': P airocied Tpee 8. 8. Naw York); | Is to relieve in M|, 417§ 4 m (upplementary 0 8. m) yr‘;r FURGPE, ber . s Oceanic, via Queens- | B i for BELGIUM direct, Remedy * Co,, | 19W7; @4 1050, OO Bimatl “must be | qh-l‘(ed per ! [ ensington’). i THURSDA 7 m. for FRA N ll"AlY WPAIN, PO} q““;“ "II'A ) EGYPT, BRITISH | nd LORENZO MAKQU per | T'Aquitaine, via Havre for | (mail s other parts of Eirope must be directed | per 8. 8. 1'Aquitaine SATURDAY—At & a. m. for NETHER- DS direc r & 8. Spaarndam (n | be direct ver . 8. Spaarndam’’) $:3 a.m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for SUROPE, per o, s. Campania, via Qunens- town: at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct per 8. s. Furnessia (mall must be direc ber u. & Furnessia'); at 12 m. for DE MARK, per = (mail must be directed “per i at2p. m. for AZOR. s direct, per 8. 8 Penlnnulnr “PRINTED MAT —This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers 1d Samples for Germany The same class of mail matter for other parts of | Europe will not be sent by this ship un- less specially directed by her After the closing of the Suppl Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ditional supplementary malls are opehed on the plers of the American, English, | French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer Mails for South and Central America, West Indles, ete. eupn TUESDAY—At 9:% 10:30 & m,) for ¢ ¢ "Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC FORTS per a s Advance, via Colon (mail_for Guatemala must 'be directed | ‘per & 5. Advance’): at1p. m. (eupp mentary 1:3) p. m.) for TURKS ISL a4 DO! A m lementary an HEPURTIC, per s, Cherokee for JAMAICA, s. & Admiral Farragut, from Boston.' WEDNESDAY—-At 10 a. m. for INAGUA and HAITI, per s & Tjomo: at 10 a. m for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, per & Grenada; at 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND- LAND direct, per & & 8ilvia for CUBA, 'CAMPECHE, TABASCO 'and CHIAPAS, pe lancia. via Havana and Progreso (mail for other parts of Mexico must be directed er s s. Vigllancla') 'RSDAY-At 2:30 & m. for JAMAICA, Ther b o Admiral Schiey; (rom Philadel: hia; at 11 a. m. for HAITI ring Maurits (mafl_for Cu zuela, ~ Trinidad, — British Guiana must be directed “per s Maurits”): at 1 p. m_for SANTIA &, & Santlago de Cuba. SATURDAY -At § a. m. for BERMUDA. er 8. 8. Pretorfa; at § a. m. for ARGEN: INE = REPUBI URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per 8. & Horace; at 10 a. m. A8y ylem-n(ur\ 10:30 a. m.)' for FOR- R ND. JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTIAGEN for Costa Rica m per Altal”); at 10 a a. m) for I\Ar‘l A Andes; at 0:30 VEREA o A s. & Caracas (mail | . Via Havana: ZAS, CATBARIEN, BARACOA and GIBARA, Olinda (¢rdinary mall be directed *per 10 pplel a mi for 'r-nuTn) RICO, and CUR, ger, for fla\mllln lm directed * for, CU BA Der s 8 for MATAN VITAS. - Ihlt‘h must Olinda™). 5. for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney. and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 8:30 I' close here every Monda Saturday), Mafis 7o Miguelon. by Fail 1o | Boston. "and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at §:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and | thaneo by steamer, close at this office’ dally m. (the connecting closes are on ednesday and Friday). Malls for Maxico' City, overland. unless specially ad- dressed for dispatch by steamer, close at | this office daily at 2:30 a. m. and 2:3 p. m unn- for Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guate- la, by rail to New Orleans and thence steamer .close at this office daily at m. (connecting closes here Mondays elize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala) s for Costa Rica, by rail to Moblle, and thence by steamer, close at this oflhu daily at **3 f . (connecting closes here every Tuesday. **Registercd mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day’ for Malls for Hawall, . China and Philip- pine Is'ands, Francisco, close ere dally at 6:30 p. m. up to October **28 inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Gaellc Matls for China and Japan. via Vancou- ver, close here daily at §:3 p. m. up to October *80), inclusive, for dispatch per . s Empress of Japan (registered mail must be directed “via Vancouver'). Malls for Japan. China and Philippine Ialands, vin Tacoma, close here daily at 6:30 p. m up to October *431, for dispatch per . A, Adelaide. Mails for China, Japan and Philippine Islands, via Beattie close here duily at 6:30 p. m. up to October **31, for dispatch per & s, Kinshiu Maru (regis- tered mall must be directed “'via Seattle”). | Mails for Hawail, via San Francisco close here daily af 6:30 p. m. up to vember *%, inclusive, for dllmflrh pers. s | Zealandia Mulls for Hawall, Japan China and Pt lgvlnn Isiands, 'via San Frnnu» , close dally at to November inciusive, yllvh per & 8. Hong Kong Maru. or Australla (except West A which goes via Fumpe and New Z Z which goen San Francisco) and Fiji Islands, via Vancouver, close here daily | at 6:3) to November 10, fncli- Sive, fof dispatch per 5. 5 Aorangl (b | lementary Via Beattle. close At :30 p. m. November **11). Mails for Aus New Zea- Fijl and Bamoan Islands, close here daily at §.3) mber *411 and up to N¢ tralla (except West Austraiia) Hawali, land via Yember s424. inclusive. of on day of ar- rival o mpania. due at New York | Novem for dispateh per s. Blerra. Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of closing s anged on the presumption of their un- grrupted overland transit. == Registered mall cioser at § p previous day CORNELIT" A\' CQTT, Postmaster Fl)i;j“ofl\l e, ) el York, N October e RAILWAY TIME TABLES, (‘Hl\ AGO. Mll \\ A‘: & Bi. Pau Ry Fiokst Oftoa. 1501 Farua Btreet, Telephone 244, De: ot, Tenth and ~Mason treets. Telephone, 629, Leave. Arrive, a'6:00 pm 4 8:05 am b 75 am b 3:40 pm b Dally except Sunday. . WABASH RAILROAD - Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam Street. Telephone §%. De- 17, U z) Chicago Limited Ex. . Chicago & Omaha Ex. a Dally pot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. Teleplone, 69, Leave. Arrive. 8t Louis “Cannon Ball ExTiress ... §:05 pm a 8:20 am St |11 kuruam BURLINGTON & \M" : Junction 1y CHICAGO, BURLINGT & y Rallroad-"T | n Route’ —Tvekflt Burlington RS R A T -uphune. Dej J H[H ”l Tenth m\«l llnon s J Telephon LIIV‘ Arrive. I & Dl) Illihl 1 un ; pe- s 1:00 am i Pm)r\a E llvnn~ a rm £ d E ‘a4 pm a7« m Chicago Limited. W T pm A 45 am Fn.~\ . vl 5 @ 516 pm ally. Burlington fon Toute —Tcket Omce, 192 Farnam 8t phone, 260, and Mason Tele Depot, Tenth Sts. Tele- phone, 125 Leave. Arrive, Kansas City Day Ex_...8 ©:0 am & 6:10 pm Kansas City Night Ex..a10:15 pm Louls Flyer fo® Route am [ Joseph and St. Louls..a 4.5 pm a1l a Dally. C||ll AGO, ROCK, > Cand & Daciic Radlroad “The Great Rock 1]~ and Route" —City Tiok- et Omfice Btreet. Telephone, <28 Depot, Tenth & Marcy Telephone, 62 cave. Arrive, bI1:3s am Des Molne _port Lo Clicago Lincoin and rairoyry...a 8% am & Lincoln, Col Spe: lien\ er, & Doy Motes Rick T and and Chicago Colorado & Texas Flyer.a pm a9 Dally. b Dally éxcept Sunday. SIOUX CITY & PACIFI pm 5 am Raliroad — Th western Line"'—Gener.l Offices, United States Nationia) Bank Building, 8. Corner Twelfth and Farnam Sts. Ticke 1wl Farnam St. 'll.'lr.F one, Bl 1 pot, Tenth and Mason Sta. t-luhun' 629, Ariive Twin Twin C C& 75 pm &8s am 500 am a 4:20 pm Exnress. .. Limcea ¥ Stoux Ciiy Locai. - D.All) FREMONT, E hllC‘R\ & Missourl Valley Rallrond he Northwestern — General _Offices, ited States Nation: Bank Bldg., W. Co: Twelftn and Farnam 8t 1401 Farnam St, licket Otfice, bel. Depoi, i5th and Wobster Sts. Tele: hone, 1468 Leave. Arrive, lack’ Hills, Deadwood, | Hot Springs a 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm W3oming, Caspar and las . d 3:0 pm e 5:00 pm . ‘York, " 'David uperior, Geneva, Exeter and Séward....b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm Norfolk, Verdigre and Fremont .b 7:20 am b10:2§ am Lincoln, Fremont b10:25 am rem a Dally f except Sunday. ¢ Sun- dayonly. " Dally excevt Baturasy. e Dally expept Monday. office, 1401 | ‘Telephone, Tenth and Telephone, Arriva, ! t. Sepot, oy Leave. a11:3) pm [ mcuo l'mflevnrr Si40 am Eastern Exy Des Moines, Marshalitown: lar Ralds and Chi- a 4:05 pm a 4:%6 pm CHICAGO, Minneapolis Rallway — “The 3 western _Line'—QGeneral Offices sion, 15th and Webster 8ts.' Clty Ticket Offic Telephone, b6l Depo Leave. Arriv A 6:00 am & 9:10 pm allilo am ET. St 15th and Webster Sts. Twin City Paseenger. Omaha Passenger Sloux City & North- east Nebraska S Daily. b Daily except Bunday. UNION PACIFIC-“THE OVE land "Route N. E. Cor, Streets. City Ticket Cffice, 132 Farnam Street. Teleplione, 316 Jy Depot. Tenth wnd Mason ‘Sis. A2 Telephone, 65, o he Uverland Limited. a §:8) am ™ The Chicago-Portland P Special a 8.2 am pm The Fast Mail, pm The Colorado S]ne(‘lul Ma a 8150 am al1:35 pm st pm Litoin: i Btul};lce and tromsb Xpress..b 4:10 pm ’ The Pacific Expreas...a 423 bm PR The Atlantic Express.. Grand lllnnd Local a Dall b 5:30 pm B 130 A v Daily except Sunday, 2 4™ TLLINOIS CENTRAL Ratlroaq. fice, 1402 Farnam Street, Telephone. 265, Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. ave. Arrive. Jam w4 pm a 81 Chicago Lxpress Chicago Limited i pm 5 am Minneapoite and St Paul Expross ........b 7:00 am b 940 pm Minneapolls and T'aul_Limit .a 7:45 pm & $:15 am Fort Dodge L>cal from Council Bluffs 4:30 pm b10:15 am | @ Datly. b Dally except Sunday. MISBOURI PACIFIC road—General Ticket Offices Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Telephone, 14. Depot, Union Station. Leave. RAIL- Offices and Arrive, St ; iy \_m Zxproas.. ... K. C, p thr«y "a10:00 am & 6:30 pm nl ' pm a 6:15 am Leave from 15th and Webster Streets: Nebraska Locai, Via E Weeping Water.. D 4:15 pm al0:45 am a Daily. b Dally except Sunday. OMAHA & 871. LOUIS RATL- road—Omaha, Kansas Clty § Tioker OF cket_( e Fis, Farnam 8o trof phone, 82 Depot,” Tenth and Marcy Str Tele~ Dhnne 629, Leave. Arrive. 8t. Louls Cannon Ball |~ Express S 5:05 pm a 8:20 am | Kansas City and Quincy aT:0am a Argument in F MARYSVILLE, 0. Oct. 21.—The week of the trial of Rosslyn Ferrell on lha third charge, of murdering Express Messen Lane, began toda: gan the lY'qu rosecution. Biasecttonm. M s S o murdered Lane and robbed the express The udge ntinued at lffls on the duly of the jury in fixing the degree of the crime and “touching on the confession and the claim of insanity by the defense. Tube Works Start U YOUNGSTOWN, 0., Oct. 20.—The Amerl- can Tube and Iron company, the local plant of the National Tube company, resumed operations in full after & shutdown of many The works employ 400 hands. months. 20.-At 10 cclock last 0 struck some farm bulldings lov\num miles from oor, & farmer, wi k'u(d and Hs bNIhtr seriously injured, _leystem bas been under a 615 am | 1323 Farnam | North- | 10:25 pm | Telephone, | am | City Ticket Of- | Buutheast | i\\ORI\ 0N COAST DEFENSES | Ohief Engineer Wilson Reports Plans Being Rapidly Executed. | CHANGES MADE IN ORIGINAL DESIGNS | Profiting by Kaperience of Spanish War—Expense is Lessened—Est mutes for River and Hare bor Improsements. souri _River Rallroad— | “The Burlington Route = General Offfces, " N. W Corner Tenth and Farnim Sts Ticket Office, 157 Fibnam St ‘Teleghone, @ Luidokion station, Tenth and Mason 3 . e, 125, ot kg s Leave. Arrive Lincoln. Hastings and MeCool 1 .‘. S40 am & 736 pm u a3:0 pm | a 645 am | Montana. Fuset Sound a 645 am incoln Fast Mail 41085 am Denver Colorado . and California 8645 am Belleviie, Pappi al0:45 am all4d am Pacific Junction Wil am & $:N am a 7:00 pm | WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.~The important | subject of coast defense is the one com- siaered in the annual report of General J. M, Wiison, chief of engineers. Generally speak- i0g, he reports most gratitying progress in | the execution of the various projects dur ‘lng the last fiscal year. Because the report | included the fiscal year only, the subject |of the destruction of the Galveston de | tenses by the September burricane is left for treatment in a subsequent report. Some points of iuterest treated by Gen eral Wilson are as follows: The torpedo careful study by | expert officers in the light of the experi- ence gained during the Spanish-American war, but so far ouly minor changes have beeh proposed. Up to the present thirty localities have been selected for defense on the coast. No formal projejcts were added to the list during the past year, but preliminary projects have been frumed for the defense of the entrance to Chesapeake bay and the defense of several other localities is under | comsideration. Attention has been given to the subject of coast defenses for Forto | Rico and the Hawalian islands, and in view of the importance of these island posses- sions General Wilson says active measures for their defense should be deferred no longer. A detalled project for the defense of the harbor of San Juan, Porto Rico, in- volves an estimayhd expenditure of $1,800,- 000. Preliminary projects for Pearl harbor and Honolulu are also already available and | ready for execution as socon as congress | sball appropriate the funds. The great | changes in the character of guns and armor |and ships since the Endicott board framed | the coast defense plaus now under exe- ; | cution have Involved corresponding changes in those plans. The teudency toward re- duction in the caliber of guns, together with the adoption of a successful type of |disappearing gun carriage for ch gvrs, has rendered unnecessary the armor for forts originally planned, and pow in {use in Europe. There has been a reduc- | tion also in the number of mortars and |a considerable strengthening of the bat- |terles of secondary guns owing to the development of the rapid-fire type, almost unknown at the time the Endicott board made itg plans. These changes have re- sulted in marked economies, without sac- rifce of the strength of the defenses, and they will be continued War Hastened the Work. | The war with Spain had the effect of hastening the work on the coast defenses, and now, ten years after the work began |in earnest, the chief eugineer:is able to | report that 50 per cent of the defense work is complete. Twenty-five of the principal | barbors of the United States now have a | sufficient number of heavy guns and mor- tars in place to offer an effective defense against maval attack. Existing projects contemplate the mounting of about 450 guns for seacoast defense, of 850 rapid-fire guns and about 800 mortars, at an approximate | total cost of $50,000,000. Up to the present | time provision has been made for the em- \ploymvnl of 309 heavy gums, 388 rapid-fire guns and 372 mortars. The armament | placed during the war in temporary em- | placements will be transferred in time to | permanent works, but temporary works will {be held in reserve for an emecrgency. | Attention is invited to the urgent need for an increase of the artillery arm of the service, which i€ now too small to take care of the costly and complex detens: works. During the past two years negotistions have been in progress for the acquisition of fortification sites in Boston harbor (two sitee), Narrangansett bay (two sites), New York harbor (extension of Fort Wadsworth), | Port Royal, South Carolina, San Francisco |and Rich Passage, Puget sound, but the proceedings are slow, owing to legal difi- culties. The most important sites are those at Boston and one in New York harbor rendered necessary by the construc- tion of the proposed deep water entrance. The report gives a concise statement of the work accomplished at each defensive point during the past year. The total of the estimates submitted on account of fortifications for the next year is $5,715,000, and of this amount $4,710,000 is on the account of the constructiom of gun and mortar batteries and position ficcers. General Wilson makes an earnest ples for the reinforcement of the engineer corp: which has been overtaxed by the additional work required by the addition of new ter- ritery. River Harbor Work. The second section of the report treats of the river and harbor improvements of the country, for which estimates for the fiscal year ending 1902, aggregating $20,- 000,000, are submitted, to which are added | $200,000 for surveys and contingencies, | $8,860,000 for the Mississippi river commis- | slon, $1,040,000 under the Missouri river | commission, $150,000 under the California debris commission, and $72,500 to prevent deposits in New York barbor. The ex- penditures for the year ending 1900 were $18,485,208, which does mot include $125,000 paid the Eads estate for maintaining the jetties at the mouth of the Mississippl and $£1,000 for surveys and examinations for a capal from the Great Lakes to the At lactic. The report is a review of all the work done during the fiscal year and refors especlally to a uumber of important sube jects, including the Chicago drainage canal, Pearl harbor, Hawail and the pro- posed memorial bridge connecting Washe ington and Arlington Of the Chicago dralnage project the report says that all the interests affected cannot be satisfied and the subject must be referred to con- gress for ultimate settlement. As to the lowering of the water level of the lakes, General Wilson says that investigations made under the direction of the Deep Waterway commission and by others may furnish data upon which further consid- eration of the question may be based Among the estimates above $25,000 for the river and harbor works next year are the following Harbor of Sabine P Texas, $336,000; Galveston harbor, Ttlu. $60,000; Galveston ship canal and Buffalo |beyou, Texas, $300,000; Aransas P Texas, $2560,000; Mississippl river b tween Ohlo and Missouri, $750,00¢ Mis- slesippl river between Missourl river and St. Paul, $760,000; reservoirs headwaters of ippl river, $222,600; Missour! river, between Btubb's Ferry, Mont, and Sioux City, Ia., $200,000. rnpturo of Anale E. Springer of Philadelphia when Dr, King's New Discovery cured her of a hacki cough that for many years had made life & burden. She says: “After 31l other re edies and doctors falled it soon removed the pain In my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something I can scarcely reme: ber doing before. 1 feal like sounding its throughout the universe. Dr. King's New Discovery Is guaranteed to cure all troubles of the throat, chest or lungs. Price, 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles tree at drug store. . .