Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1900, Page 31

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1900, 20 THE OMAHA DAILY PEE FOR SALE<REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE<REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE~REAL ESTATE, FURNITIRE REPATRING CITY OFFICIAL NOTICE | N N '\ ' | from $125 to $160 and board; foremen, from s - - ——] - - - y L \ MED 4 $75 to $100 and board; cranes en, from $85 to 5 FOR SALE or trade, 50 fine productive TEL. 131, M. 8 Walklin, 2111 Cuming St Fducation of sald = $100 and board; timekeepers, from $40 to - | farms and 10 fine sfock ranches in east 26|t n sald board from - ) ™ tty fi b BRYAN, McKINLEY or BEMIS? R C. PETERS & CO., Nebraska for sale cheap and on easy | . Monday in Jan | $60 and board. That's pretty fine pay, but AN, B 2L | 1702 Farnam St, Bee Blig. terms, some of which can be traded for| Om, Uph., Wkes. 1618 Cap. ave. Tel, 193 day in J ary bl Supply the | there are hundreds of jobs to be had to- ‘/ | - merchandise, Imnllngi, mir.nnun» 'nnr. 154 Do Employment Agents Unable to Supply the | Gay at those w ges. A man or woman desiring to_own_their | e ments, horses and cattle. For particulars — OF 8CHOOL BOND PROPOSI 4 resuln At yo ep " pman of woman desiring to own theit | LAND BERaAl gddress Georss W, Huttom, 'Coleridge, D% Demands Made Upon Them o1 presuine, that sou are a r4|nhl:fu‘ at Paxton block, or call him up by tele . o Neb, RE—M261 N3) SUES & CO. . prestdent of the Ix\‘um}* PFNEI I n‘u]u lmnm]| I,.n\hmnlg l-~v-m l(k\ryn‘n pho 085. Here are a few of his man - S 3 the latric of | thould be elected, this labor market is b in » I 3 " ;N | ALNICE bullding corner, lots 28 and 2, .l Patent Lawyers ty of Douglas, In the | gotng o 5 Dleces s boe busle ..'.:‘,' B 0TS, FARMS AND LANDs. | Following ina dat of (arm lands TAKEN | 4pICi, hiliing, eormer, lots 8 and, & PATENTS § 00 Bidgs) Omaha, Neb N of Dovelas in e FARE OFFERING EXTRA INDUCEMENTS | goin ail to pleces. 1've heen in this buel Beautiful residence 1018 ne th st and | tHes, 'Who are willins to saciifice oal€in | to F. H. Kappen, Milwaukee, Wis. GUARANTEED I .0/ BookFroe | 1t trtue of the authority il ness more than ten years, and [ know from Ames wve. only $150 each: $5 down and § | PRELGS SO arR wiUinE RE-~ | vested tn mo as such vresident, do hereby experience what to expect from a democratis per month RMB-—CASH or one-third cash, balance % SEY. 1 will take $610 for 80| — =0 — gl | 14 T e o e qpaliied e ¢ | Anyone Who Wants Work Cam Get | gamingstration, ] Other cholce lots, covered with fine large | e N SNRN .| nmcres iIn Western Nebraska; abstract | CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES, | Omana, in " the county of Douglas. in the | It Immediately by Simply | Mr. James A. Davies, propricter ot the shade trees, near 24th and Manderson sts Actes, County. |State. Price, | Showing clear title (vv:‘nilh\“«lr \,:,x.%r_w- - state of Nebraska, that gmuirv.vn rw‘]_'lvln‘ Making Application Western Ratlrond Employment agency, has only $0; §10 down and $10 per month — Aity10p%,| NOD. 1§ 18 'wner, B 13, Bee. RE—Mys | J,l-:v‘TluT PROCLAMATION n)\.‘ MAYOR. | Wil be, heid in a4l scho her, Toes. st for | been activo in the affairs of the local dé- , ] ol N ‘roclamation snd notice the electors oW H § | v 1 t Cholce corner lot 20th and Vinton sts., as- v de FOR ONE week, gogd east front lot, 30th | Proc! otars of thy ot ‘Omana | MhIch the following proporition to vote | | mocracy and bas never voted for a re- | phait pavement all pald for, only $i%0. | . 03900 | do & Smane, View Make offer. Musl sell. | 0D e ST wity siection of the Cluy bt bands of ald school district will be sub- publican candidate for president. This yoar, _‘ 1T | ifalo. | do. 9. 0. Wallace, 313 Brown bik. RE-39 |- Omana, fo be held Tuesdav, the 6th day | Mitted, to-wity = Education of the| TWwo specimens of inelegant humanity | however, he Is an enthusiastic supporter of Beautiful new West Farpam sf. home, | 5 | FOR SALE, farm, $1,00. Address B o1, ©of November, 1wn, for the purpoxe of [, Sholl t of Omaha, in the county of | leaned against the outer walls of a lower | President McKinley | rooms and strictly modern, only $5.000. | iddibosiadi o | 4 PN y RE-341 0 ' |, submitting propositions to vote bonds Douglas, in the staic of aska u- | g 4 5 - 4 very & | Bee. - | Tq, the Electors and Legal Voters of the [ (EREAc. [ Lhe Blale of N obras 5. | Farnam street liquor store and discussed | “You may «ay, and say it In the loudest FARMS-Have several good farms nedr | ¢ 2 1 - S Iy modern, full| City of Omaha | triet In the sum of forty t and dollars | politics, type you have, that I'm for McKinley this Omaha $50 to 350 per acre | B O o oM, POty modern, full | § " ¥rank B, Moores, mayor of the City ot | (it In the wum ¢ pended Areproof ¢ . > you . o | . . 2 . do. | lot, Daww: owner will sell cheap. ’ The| opighins do lamve. this, iny ProcmAions | (o G e ool aiom | . \Vho are youse goln' (o vote fer, Bill?" | yoar, fs tho way he talks. Cholce wesidence lots In best localities in . = | Byron Reed Co, 112 8. e T + |4nd by the authority vested i me as sieh | iy 04 e completion of the High school | “Bryan’™ was the quick and decieive re-| “Why, just look here,” he remarked, as the city. do. | - ";:l).wrrv "',’..""'”',f‘,.,“‘\v:v'}“ R “"f‘ | buniaing ' now & erected on l':|l\"‘;‘\ eponee. | he displayed a bunch of at least 100 tele- do. electors g i ers of the City ¢ quare \e presel cation o g “Why? \ v ‘s ‘lected oy . . Houses and 1ota in every part of the clty pit 0 g MEDICA Omaha, that o spectal election will be eld hiar® Lhe, Kresent, location of the el Why? You know it he's ‘lected they | grams from contractors ealling for workmen. at any price and on any terms. do. | by et l\n sald city ‘ml'rm‘ .n| the «‘n' day .-{” b1, piayable twenty years ¢ date, with | WOR't be no work fer nobody. | “I've got more than 100 jobs for every man - November, 190, ccordance wit C ‘re P a2 rate 0t 1o coed’ pel 3 g y otes fe don't | 1 o ) " 0 Beveral brick blocks for sale at very rea- do. LADIES out of health find prompt relfet. | of :n"»'|vx'|-xvlm'urc':.r'nw Stare of N‘\'h':xs“:n Interest at the rate of not o exceed 4 per ‘That's just why I votes fer him. I don't| 1 can find, and four ye ago 1 had more sonable prices and terms. Box 232, Omaha, Confidential centum pe inum, payable semi-annually .. 0 e of these here times when you incorporating metropolitan eltics, ‘ete., ap: | St g annuallv | want no more o n Y: ¥ ; Froved March 16 17 and amendments | Sl Dot principal tnd Interest payie | $tos & blokey on the stroet an’ hunches hin | LADIES, Cure tor WHITES, ete.: perfect | duly paseed and appr ble in coin_of the Unlted States at the | fer a dime an' he allus tells you to go ter | d by the mayor . SOROY oty ol regulator; send $1.00, Box . | and cfty councll of the ¢ of Omaha and | Nebraska Fiscal Agency in the city of | work than 100 men for every fob that 1 could find. If that isn‘t a change of times that ought satisfy everybody 1 miss my guess.' It Bryan was president he couldn't | “You evidently BARGATN<6-room cottage, gas, bath, hot and cold water connections, good barn with sewer connection, south front and on belleve the administra ) ; York y ) Y pav 1 street, near car line, for $1.400 | Dawson. - i i ‘:lv’mll at| .m ,'.‘{'.‘."h","“"‘} x'l',',‘.lm::'“ e a1 Saia ‘,,'.f tions shall be submitted to ;-l‘rl | Blve you no gag Iike that, ‘cause he'd know | tion fs entitled to some credit for the el | Howard.| do. | 800 | [/\DIE8, $1,00 for n case old Dr, Jackson's | bonds of the City ‘of Omaha will be suo: | g e nIre, R, e VoIl bl havina | ey Wrast's o work [ preeent business activity.' | 1,80 | ‘monthly regulator fatls to reiteve in 24 | mitied to said electors and legal voters, | gy «x™ oiiiosite the word “Yes,' shall be | A 8lance at the sign boards of the several | “That's just what I believe. Men don't 'l‘l"{“i\ Ctos soreer ire e, hes T :‘:'l‘lllr;l“‘l'l"::::;)y :x'n‘\mt?drl:lfrn‘::.x"lro"‘ 1y ':‘l‘;'llx:l 10N AND PROPOSITION OF 18- | Sqnsidered ‘as authorlzlng suid b 3 Farnam and e sirgeti® viciolty Sf|bulld railroads for tho fun of spending i Bew: larg bt granary A corn ceibs, | FOF further information weite or enll upon | {aney, pille; many saved trom sulcie. by PO DRl e (o) all ballots having an (X' qpposité the | Farnam and Tenth streets Informs the|their money. It there were no demani & 'd well, 330 af trees 11 years old, i Farnam 8t., Bee Bidg Dept. Q 2, 18 Dearborn 8t., Chicago, 111 “Shall bonda of the City of Omaha, in | JOFC ARG SOEE B Sald bonds. casual observor that hundreds of workmen |for these roads—if they were not needed Ine peariius condition, hesides cherty and ‘Omaha. Nib S R Vet i Sad IR rop the parpaaring 1091 Wng volls e all be open on the day of id | are In demand and tmpresses upon bis mind [ to handle n commerce that exists-.they bR oy \ o ARG ; T T et 8 1901 and 1%2 fo purpose of pay- | g0 | at clght (3) o'clock In Tles And atrawberrion: on go0d P | o —mm e B4 | LADIEE free monthiy regulator; cannot |I0g tho cost of paving, Fepavirg or 'ma. | Slection at eight (8) N i | the pleasant truth that mo man who is phy- | would not be open until six (6) o'clog It. Let the mills of the n . and shall continu fcally able K b y excuse for be- toad about nine miles from Oma. post- fall. Mrs. B. Rowan, Milwaukee, Wis. | cadamizing the Interscctions of strects and | {i'% 50" Ging of the same day at the | #ically able to work has any excuse for be- |east shut down through fe Ar of tarift office, only Wit e ffom Omaha post M=—15 N ane | tpaces opposite alleys in the Clty of Omana, | fo, 06, (FeIME L6 40ey, “an tollowa: Ing in need cf food and shelter. Things | (inkoring, shut off our forelgn (rade by | o - ad .| the said bonds to run for twe i B et . “These same | 8 LADI I positively guarantes Golden | from the date thereof and to bear interest CITY OF OMAHA. were different four years ago. “These same (g renowal of tho free silver agitation 8, 10, 15 end W-acre tracts a short distance | R C. PETERS & CO,, Beal, never falling female regulator, wii] | PAvable semi-annually, at a rate of in- e AR, iveat slgn boards were blank, hundreds of able- | and drive capital fnto hidtng by threaten from ' city Timits, sultable for suburban | Farnam 8t., relleve rhost obstlnate cases of delayed | o et POl EXoae I O rea PE, o e | Era D oy i B ket | bodled and willfug men sought work in vain | tog all kinds of rovolutionary legisla homes or gardening purposes, on easy | POSITF Do o onn . PRre] meit seecure from ob- | AEaVing onds,. the sald bonds nog 1o be| Thied. Disttice 4 Bouth 18ih- atrees and were forced to save themselves from [ion_do this, and wee how long raliro L licos | . Sth st Gt Lovuts, 2o, WIS 38 Nouth | gold for Jess than par.” Fourth District=1122 South 7th street starvation by begglng on the streets. The struction and other western {mproves 6 per cent money to loan o edged real | o 4 LADIES! Chichester's Fngllsn wennroyal Ne Furrs Provided B Yo Bevenih Distric South 8 t o 896 e me Y 8 9 » Ptate socualty, 'O loan on giit-edged real | o, y14—7. ropme, bath, cloet, washstand, Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take | preper form provided by 1 Bevenih District—1i19 Bouth gth atreet "’:M lu‘r:. 6; they are men of busine «ln Change Would End Proaperity. Also write insuranc | “kas, hot and cold wate d cellar, ol | o other. Bend do stampg for particulars, | pallote with 'the worls “Ves ' BRI DIEGECOND WARD. SoL. /Eany GAR Bive (he ment SIRION WTE | o wni tnes thet & cbange in tt GEORGE P, BEMIS. onien, mice barn, nice shade, east front;| “Rellef for Ladies™. in letter by yeturn | Pinteg thetecn PollowIng. the . First Dnetrict—1523 Leavenworth stre dence of the chauge In the times. To the ' et ot st 4 b tstablished In 1868.) wner going to sell and loave the city. | mati. Ask your druggiat. _(‘glchu(er BButi be Sotnted in favor nE Becond Distelot—1928 leavenworth st proprietor of one of the largest agencles n | Dotional administration would put an er Telephone 5% Paxton Block Price, §2,660, B Chemicad Co., Philudeiphia, Pa, [ ShAN, b6, counted n favor of | s Third District-1222 South 20th street, Th6 Wity ‘this question Wab put to the present prosperity?” - RE4he = CANC ired at home by Internal treat. | o . Mark following the word ““No" Fourth District—-1260 South 16th street. [ RE 455 o ) cared at he o 5 g Bouth 16th stre Wah 1U. the Benaltion ob ha 1KDeX ek 1 know 1t would stop a lot of big johs —— A . —6 rooms. city water. lot 80312714, goo | “ment: no knife, piaster or pain. Book [Be Sourted and considered ws against the| Fifth District—1448 Bouth 105 street, ket now as compared with 1t in 18967 that are now under way and cause the $ arge trees, paved street, south | and testimoninls mailed free, = Cancer 1 1'do’ farther kive hublle notice and pro- sventh District--2204 South 16th street. 3 4 abandonment of plans for large {mproves 0 front. "near 26t and Caldwell st “only | stitute, 121 W. 4z St N. ¥ elatm’ that at sald election the following | Hikhih District Fautic M preet, | (TR NER A0URROF INMTROCIRTTUNG T WAS | e = i Tha towbofubute. Te. WBTE o SBATAL " , 000, - - question @nd proposition regarding A Jistrict—1501 Vinton street. the quick response. i b ok T k | S VIRTUAMA cures tmpotency resulting | dic 5¢ "bonds "oC the City of Omabawal | Ronth Districio i Vinton streot “I see from your hoard out in front that |MOralize the labor market. But I don't H0-2103 Miami at,, i rooms, slate 8 rooms, Iot 7xid, on corner, nice | (alty, vikor, restoring demites, atamiclons ot e, ‘o sald Weotors &nd legsl| Bieventh Disfelaboty Vijvan, street. men aro in demand today,” observed the | SEPGL ARGV chanke Ry SeHEARS SWITT A ) il 1o o lawn und trees, good location; owner very | aspiritions of youth, health,’ fitting for | GUHRTION AND PROPOSITION OF 18 First District—1419 Jackson street. reporter. 8o fo MecKinley. The workingmen are b B 4 ots BOXIZE, 6 rooms, | apxfous to sell; former price, $3,600. We | success, happiness in Dbusiness; profos. SUING SEWER HBONDS, 1d_ District-—1512 Harney street “Yes, T could use fully a thousand menq EC!!INE Into the MeKinley ranks with as- 08 S0 pocation, $2,10 belleve now that this home can be had for | sional, soctul, married life; $2 or 3 for 8. | “gnall the borde of the Cliv of Omaha i District apitol avenu ! e . tonishing rapldity. The other day we w9400 Nichola at.. 150 corner, 9 rooms, | Brie Bent ‘anywhere prepald on receipt of | in re o ST000 by sl duergene: | L 10 18tk Btreet 1 1 could get them today. Contractors all all modern but furnace. a great big b iy price. ‘The Kidd Drug Co. Elgin, Til [ years 150 and 1005 for the purpose ofpsrs | tirih Disteiet uter atreot. over the west are telegraphing me to gend | “N1PPed 0 party of fifty-elght men to a o/ftn far the price, rediiced T American Office, reiail, wholdsale, Myers: | Ing the cont of the conshruntionomn L Raye | Erth Dstrct s e e cacy men to them and I can't possibly supply | Western job. One man in the party took et ol o, EOKIE), 9 No 0om, all-modern except turnace, [ Dillon. Dru o Omaha: M. A. Dillon, | tenance of main sewers in City cf | Beventh District—314 South 12th street. i 1| @ Straw vote and it resulted thirty-elght modern, with furhace and finiehed in cedar and hand-carved, Ai| South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Councli| Omaha the tald b run for twenty | Righth District-1120 Capitol avenne, the demand. There is Also & hefvy demand | o oy oo, how T o 1 home, fn good repalr, $2, barn and nice shade, $3,000. Bluffs. “Full line rubber goods. years from the date theraof and to bear | Ninth Distriet- 1203 Chicago street for workmen of all classes for the city and | f°F, 4 wenty for Dryan, #1812 North 3th, 1 block from car, high e — — | {ntorest, payable semi-annually, at Y| Tenth DI t--301 South 9th street 265 (10 taring Hekr Beve, T MAYS crdsrs for Have you any orders for men today Blghtly and cholce, 7 rooms, strictly mod- — “WOMAN'S BLESSING" private prescrip [ of {nterest not exceeding four (4 per cent FOURTH WARD g : [ that you can't fill?" ] , §5.3400n K finish, only 50 cash down; price, | ;MPROVED FARMS FOR BALE IN BAST- | tlon, positive’ cure for' suppreased. or | per Ranum.” with coupons atinehods (e rt| mirat Districhoish. Capicor avente. at least 1,000 men that [ am unable to ll." | ig Y04 cans S i | . v:x..,r(:.‘ SR it otk o anT” RN NEBRASKA. irregular menstruation, never fails, | called ‘Sewer Bonds. the sald bonds not| Second District Davenport street. Conditions Four Years Ago. » £ you can bring me 1,000 men to~ b Vest Omaha district, close to Far- ) sample box free. J M. Horne, M. D, [to be «old for less than par?" Third District—2418 Davenport street. nam, fine home, § rooms, all modern and i o day or any other day I'll guaranteo to give No. 0-York county, 319 acres 8 miles [ drawer W. 146, Chicago, Il —add-4* The sald wuestlon and proposition shall | Fourth District—Booth at %th avenue a Turn back to October, 1896, and how|each ono o them n good job at ol & beautitul “location: price reasonable, | N0 B HOK ooty it barn s be submitted to sald electors entire, in the | Farnam street. ol e many orders for men did you bave then B0 @ and other chard prope fth Distric ) South 17 o 21505150, ennt front on Cieorgla’ ave., be.| €ribs and other outbulldings; good orchard y form provided by law for offioial | wages. I'll give them free transportation 2 South 18th street that you couldn’t and extra good land. Price, $3 AL, allots, with the words 2 cre, Mt Vs 0. Sixth Diatrict o s to their work and I'll split my commis- tween Poppleton and Wonlworth, 7 rooms, Per acre printed tnereon. All of said ballots havirg venth Distrl Leavenworth street Then T had applications for work, but f gion™ iy you for bringing me the men." sl modern but furnace; very chiab, $3.60 FREE scholarships to plano students, Prof. | X" mark following the word Yos® tehth District—314 South 20th street . 274108 & rooms, full lot, fine i no work to give. In October, 1806, I must have had at least 1,000 men on m H WARD. for whom I could not secure work.’ _Sherman aven v es advanced?" IS lave wages advanced shall ‘be counted in favor of issuing said | | Ninth District-3 bonds, and all of sald ballots having an | | Harney stre i1 Distriet 1d_ District—2828 0 Dewey avenue, rear uso | No. 56—Hamilton county, 24 acres, G| Braum, %0 Ramge Bik bouse in . g0od repate and etric Y mode | Vniilen wouth of Central City; good orchard | - - . o bell $4.230, i .. -y and fine crops this year. Price, $3 per | MIS8 MINNIE LOVI, $ c Studio 615 N. 17th St 204 North 16th, 6x1M, large 10-room | & The reporter remarked that 1,000 un- ed men would be hard to find, You couldn’t find them to save, your books acher of “X" mark following the word shall be counted and considerea as against tha Iy a2 fssuing of sald bonds. v neck," doclared Mr. Davis. “I've just re- o Lo | Ay o Diatrict 2013 Wages are higher now than they have 4 “hie st. P house, all modern but furnace, fine locas N, i The polls shall be open on the day of snid | Third District—2612 Shern ! turned from Chicago, St. Paul and Min- tion on Boulevard, faie barn ahd the m. | B n-mnnsrnmu‘(_;i_mm 8t Bae Bide JUNK election at elght o'clock in the morning, ‘ourth IunIrleV:lm Sherm, 3 ever been. Superintendents on rallroad | neapolis, where I went in search of men, PrOvementa ara worth more (hin we now g R asy B e Wrcine oF 8 i anss ¢ 106 | KIAUR DIt i Norih 3 Sreet, | construction work now command $200 a | 1 wanted about L,ovo vuen ek ore e X ask for all; it fs w snap, $5,10. 9 <53 | B&M. junk house, J. Milder, Prop.. dealors | respective voting places following, to-wit: | Seventh Districtoiios Xorth 15h strect. | month and board; steam shovel eogineers, | twonty-two. I picked theso twonty.iwo up T n a metals, bottles, eote, Carloads 1T SIX A ) VACANT speclalty. 01-803 Farnam, Omaha, Tel. 2978, ¢ ';‘[‘“H, ‘?)1,‘(,'5\ | First District-4540 North 30th street s at Minneapolls and was so glad to get them 6l—Lots 13, 14, block 7, North Omaha, for| 25 First District—1018 South 10th strect foong ety D ML A, dteset. BANWAY TIME TARLER that I paid fares from there to Omaha both, ONLY' $7 WE == | Bocond_District—1TM _South 10th street, l-“lfr‘:hl‘lnllfn}h»f“‘ 0 Nor s roates, S REMONT, BLEHORN and gave ‘them free transportation from 63 Lots 11 and 12, block 13. Orchard M1, | ORSES WINTERE THird, Distiict 205 Bouth 13th street ifih District—30i4 North 2tn stre Missourt Vaiiey halioag | here to their work. JON1G0, south (rnt on'th and'Decats HURSES WINTRRSY, Fohrth ity isy Bouth Th street, th Diatrict—201 North Sih street, ="' ‘Notthwestern| Wants AN the Men He Can Get. fo perfect, high and sightly, greatest psi E e h District-—17 0th street. en (1910 Nortn 34 street: pil o iy SNAP on BARTH for the price we can HORSES wintered at Omaha Driving park. | 8ixt" Districr—2643 South 10th street Biens st North 27th street Yntea Seneral OfMcesi | Mr. A. Tompkins, manager of Atwood's sell for, A€ wold right quick. $300. These | gp - Seventh District—1119 South 6th street Ninth Diatriet Pranklin street Bank Bldg., 8. W. Cor. | labor agency, is a democrat, but he doesn't lots aré w regular “PICKUP." Seo us | SELL - — = | Elghth District=1813 South Sth street. Tenth District—207 North 24th streot. Twelttn and Farnam 516, | hesitate to deel ¢ o Monday morning. HORSES wintered, $4 per month. J. W SECOND WARD Bleventh District 1701 North 24th street. | Ticket Otice, 1401 Farnam Bt. ‘Telephone, | LcS!tate to declare that times are better -3x18 on Xd ave, rear Davenport, lies Phelps, 207 N. Y. Life b'dg. TPhone 1034 | First District-—123 1 avenworth atreat Pirst DisE ENTH WARD. o' i Depot, 15t and Webster Sts. el :J"" workingmen now than they have ever L0, / . . -~ o irs: stric £av Vol et. hone, ave, rrive oen, 1 1 §ith near Farnam, cast front, — £ Third District- 128 20th strect Second District-1312 South 20th avense. | fige fired B L uanl gas ) it WANTED, driving horse for his keep, good | - Eouri Districu 120 Soutn 16th strect. T B AR 108 South 5id strect. H30% Bpritniy D onamoods o o0 pm & 6:00 pm | “We have offices at 8t. Paul, Minneapolls, . O 2 care, lttle use. 5707 Florence Boulevard. | Figth District—1442 South 16th street, irth District 2515 South Mth atreet. | Wyoming, Caspar agd Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louls, Denver, |-'|||(:|I|\;l in all kinds of property m:| N—350-4 E]x'"\.llzwll,rxh(.i.‘lw"'fi"o"""n“l\“‘ :;‘r"};'r»‘_" Fifth District--Booth at 29th and Hickory H ouglas’ E ,,.l..d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm | Ogden, Salt Lake City and Omaha, and we )0 \ e the property to sell, — e | Bever s 2 outh 16th ; thesth tings, s Di v ] ahd it may be for yout Interoat.” | ¥ 5 1ghth District Juth 20th street. #EIXth District—1221 Eouth 2th street, barn iy, Bipetior: b‘..!n'-‘\l'l:‘, aro employing every able-bodied man we RO CTORY Distric ton stre 8 = MIRROR FACTORY. nth Dlstrict 157 Vinton street, reat. EIGHTI WARD. NExeler snd waward 0300 pm b 5:0 pm | can fnd in all of thoso citien " SRS B8 CO.. et £ Ve —_— it e strict—1710 Vintoi 5 . Verdigr " B v P el oy - BHOLIE O ite HOTATR Damaged looking glasses resilvered, 708 N 16, | Eleventh District-2307 Vinton street. First District 1318 North 21th street. Fremont oo b 7190 am_ bi0:%6 am | . ARd how about wages? RE—411 4 —244 THIRD WARD, Second_District—2004 Hamllton street. Lincoln, = Wahoo '*‘ana “Well, for common laborers the advance — — First District—1414 Jackson arreet Third District—2009 Cags street. Fremont .. -b 7:20 am b10:25 am | has been just about $1 a day within the - e i Second Distrint—1512 Harney street Fourth DIstrict—2 Cuming Atreet, ¢ Locs Lot L Y W RIN (Y 118 must \'\""7}'“'.; \'..m ro '-'r'-."n'y use, qu e ,,“"‘,m “?n Tqu.‘"' . ;!:l‘lr-:‘l;x.<|.r|r«‘-x 140! '\u(\‘l'l"; Ave FlmE. illllulflll‘l[ 5. s‘,‘;(«;‘{'h -é(. frim‘"n ”.’.“’;",K:i_v.'“".ld‘.'mu{ .xmfiu z'u:'a"ay. © Sun- ‘,"";.,."’,‘Z.,’fri',:{ uur&y:"s.x z"n i ywater, gas and telephone’con-| - 3 < “ourth Districi—0l North 15th s Bixth District—2024 Chicago. street, barn | day only. Dally “excopt Baturday. o cents to $1.25 per day; 83, g Bloc k","".‘.'.‘,!'..l'." ot o h:-’lh"tlhll-:‘:d bt K__s mn_‘ s_"m‘_lm Lm"_n'o_‘:'-'l“L éu::: {:;::r::: 3"«‘\:;'!?1"):|1”L:;‘ ot tverith District—1721 Cuming street Dallyexdon Wondar. oW they get trom $1.75 to $235 per day. 3 i g rict 603 Ho ot Seve triet—172 P Tt L e g on ar_rwentioth, No. 1811 Van | who want to buy s = | Seventh District—314 South 12th street. ighth District—1623 California street. CHICAGO, ST, PAUL,| 1here bas been a similar advance fn the Camp wves will gl cheip: ihvestigate. | and owners, © PLAIN SEWING. Eighth District—112) Capitol avene. NINTIE WARD Minneapolls - & Omang | V8&es of all classes of workingmen." Wi i k R am 1 operties. " - . e ~ e | Ninth District-1203 Chicago street ieat Distriet- i3 cuming stroet Raflway — “The North.| “Have you any orders for men today S - e WANTED, plain sewing. 1038 8. 334 8t | Tenth Diatriot—1 South bth street. SRR e g R T St westorn Linc"—General | that you can't fill? T M0 No 5 hirc ot Farna of, ! N . h \\\_ " ||.A\|‘A;.H i Firat District—1610 Capitol avenue Fourth District—3304 Davenport street. S!v"nc_"lsn’;“:fl‘nl“\’\ lr:-.‘v«:r “We could use 500 men any day if we 8 rooms, modern, hot witer heat, mest new, | CHAS. E. WILLTAMSON T e st Dpvarbars Stret. Eiith Diatrici—o01e Leavonwortn® street Sl Siephese, Toket Office, | could get them. There is no excuse for amodern, bot watar heat, moat riew, | CHAR. B AU HH: . Third District— 2416 Davenport street Sixth District— Leavenwor 1 1in Herhem Teicphone, Bl Depot, | an able-bodied m Tl Ufrio-date, lot Kuxit, shads trees and & (138 FARNAM 8TV o' or e eyttt e e sty || LB SLHITIBER 6 - HOOLH ‘BT avenue and | barp B. . THOMAS, 1th and Webster Sts. han going without worlk nelgnborhood, W0, ¢ O ranacom park | i NEW classes for boglnners are forming | Farnam street. l tigned) ot mol s FHOMAS, Leave. Arrive. |nowadays. It any such mun is dead broke neighl hood, $4,f 5 this week at Morand's, Creighton hall; ( L(L:”: m!m.:r 220 :n‘w:m mh ).«'(; et. et Presiden! “Ml', 01!1"1(1‘ J 1;wm'(- y Pasrenger....a 6:00 am n]g:lz pm | all he has to do 1s to walk In here and o457 o s adul ct—i22 So) s stree S| J 3 a 3 1 roome, fully medern, hardwood finish, B B e A R A | R D obiet Tk aaehsary: arsets | 0BT Se b o T L) mkv, @ Job and we will givo him a hot MOSL New, KOO barn, vast front lot x - % vy -y < k.. FT N ‘Wedne: Aay Elghth District—-314 S8outh 20th street. east Nebraska.......... 8:45 pm meal and a free ticket to his work." 140, 830 and Center, $5,5 10 ACRES, well Improved on West Dodge | sons dally: assembiics Wednesday: inth D t—2620 Dewe ehie, a s ! 6 ogm. ath, gus, Dari, S0x16, paved st | B, 1 pyle from €nd of macadam pave: | _for tefimg; SINRVE Ohen. MO0 DL | b e ton “‘wn’ Lo i RAILWAY TIME TABLES, & Dally. b Dally except §unday. ____| Mr. Thompkins pointed to a man who was . mont, T acre. e Byron Reed | === /= . IFTH WARD, i b s Al et d i R § rooms, bath, gas, barn, 53x140, shade, $3,00 | Co., 912 S0, 1th. RE—85- L0 Sharmms CHICAGO & NORTH.| P4ssing by and said: “Thero goes a fellow western Rallway—'“The | Who has Leen looking around here all day Ffi;‘"‘?fi\;fl nomw‘f"ufi for twenty-five corn pickers and huskers LANGUAG T rooms, bath, l(llll. barn, 3x140, $1,600. - — — Tfi’-i*‘:'. 1 ’"e‘ cnp—— 'wo cott a Tot b0xi22 No, 2027 NON- NT wi st cash offer | ———-—- e e — T e e A, | e, Nov. 1 tor roem houte o1 | CHATELAIN School of Languages, Bovd's T lot, 8924 Grand avenue. Address M. H. theater, will reopen Monday, Beptember 10, Burlingfor First District—1800 Sherman avenue. ond District—282 Tman avenue, hird District Sherman avenue ourth District -1806 Sherman avenue, BURLINGTON & = MIS- sourl River Raflroad—| “The Burlington Route’'=— 7 rooms, gas. sewer, water, 227 Day., ; 5 X Farnam St. Telephone, | 0 80 0 & farm near Sioux City. He might > s 7 3" | Fifth District—-223 North 20th strect General | Offfces, ' N. W. Bol Depot, Tenth and |as well look for a needlo | ‘ §;poomu, tull lot, Z5th wnd Sahler, g™ | iibourn, Hilverdon, Ore. RE—M& 7 i Sixth bistrict. 1l North fack, wer Sorner, Tenth ang Perntny Mason Ste: “Telephone, | "y 1. X! Shaldon ,:M"l':fl,';‘ :‘“"I"h":;:lm co la T pund, [ cer, - —— oty | - venth District—1105 North 18th street, 5 LAl ave. rriva, ’ o ye 4 h and 7-room frame house and barn; owner | SIX-ROOM house and lot, x:hx«lmw, $50.00 HOILERS, ETC. Vel SINTH WARD. 9 - g 'l;-:m‘;nl,r;:‘lm ..51‘&“ 'x'x’;‘;; ght Chicago Spe- ment agency business In Omaha for elght i anxious to seil this, $iiv0. ash and bajance 1600 monthly, ) YOV L= | First District-4540 Norih 30t street, 0.~ Burlington siation, soatsiiiiiiiiiern, 8 T:00 am a11:80 pm | years and eays: ) B4 A | ATRTRNT, IR R0 cRil BER. DARN0s | o RiRek, Wike:: Molors, dynamos fecond District=471o North 4ith wirest, WinEROUPHONS MW" - 5 iva L ATHYVE Barie. ‘o 4118 DI 8 810 4m | "1ty men were mever a0 scarce asthey i L) i e — X 3 ¥ " A 3 S istrict—2213 Military avenue, | i S A W. FARNAM SMITH & (0. Another that T will rent one year for $15.00 - FCurtn DIStrict 3704 North ah, atreet. | Lincoln. Hastings and 7198 pm . Marshalltown. are now. I could send out 800 men today 120 FARNAM STREET, per ‘manih, with privilege ‘of applyin = Fifth District—i0i4 North 2ith street, MeCOOk 1 ouossnivisoiesd 830 am & 7i88 pm | Cedar Raplds and Ch): I I could get them. I could give them Modern 3 desirabl Hi E‘S'fl..;’-"..!‘%‘(."“?‘.fll";i.', Y pAying | STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. S:.’i-”.‘"',:l'[‘.,’,‘.}’:,' wgg}\\q\;h mn{d:;:g_‘" el e rar et 4138 0 & :00 o poae . ShArmam & 408 pm | yory o high wages fn b, Nt odern homes and desirabla vacant prop- AL R ALY withs andtl. = (oK b Ll o © 9 North 3 X s A A " o 4 L J g erty In West arnam alatrict, whlrhhl:rwu- L e B R T YT T T Elghth Districi- 26 North 501 street. Jiineoln & Biack Hilg. . R 0AR am | pouso {4 19 pm 405 pm | Colorado, Wyomivg or most” anywhore, ers do not wish advertised; 'a number of R g el Bt > v o Srict—2 ranklin streof oln a8 10:35 am | © ¢, 45 Four years ago every morning when I ; T Belby, Chamber of Commerce Rullding. tci—oln Brankiln streat, Lincoln iast Mail.s... a Nl Ay thisago f il nit came VOEY 8 residence " from ' {00 dowi. RE-MI8 6 — RS NP Ra ARt Denver, colorado, Utah QmahaCHICED Timiied.o 745 pm o 8100 Pm|to my office I found Bfty or sixty men R GRROR o SSMAKIN SEVIENTH WARD. snd Callfornin..oereeee o 0 Fast Mail . « 880 um | standing around the door waiting to pounce (B-241)-New und desirable 8-room modern | " YMAN, SHRIVER cO, e AR 0¥ | First District—2719 Leavenworth streat, | Hellovue, Papplo.........al0:46 am Cedar Raptd Passenger @ 0:80 pm | upon me for work. I had no work to give residence, excellent location, near HIgh | g5.foot lot, east’ front, S-room cottage, fine | NI FAMILIES, Miss Sturdy, 318 8o, 2th 8t. Hecond District--1812 Bouth 2hth avenue. | Baclflc Juncilon. ... aihh win el R T ] them at that time. Now I have to seud 1 * tanool, porcelaln bath, very ‘best plumb- | “ihape, ity water ind sower, 3ith and M NG | IS i D T atreet. So. Rend, Louisvilie, e L] ——— | ukirmishers out for men and, at that 1 (B-8) 2 Nice tottiige, Walnut ¥ill, 6 rooms Ph e AR T o At taas, o, | DREBBMATING =M. . Ceraingion haa ve | Fifth DlstricteBoath &t B aud Hiskory Bt eamouth tarnoutia 64 a 8:2) om | BIOUX CITY, & PACT can't get one-third enough people to il And alcove, modern except furnace, fine | * iy and g0 &t $1,000; termy (o ¥ | turned and ls ready to recelve her cus- [ #treets. 4 4 Daily! b ex. Sunday. taliroad = The B | my orders.” Topatr, burn, payed streot; price, $2.69, | g7x300 teet, 3-room cottage, high and sghty: | {omers, 2004 Burt st. M—428 5 | | BIXth District-131 South th street, barn | S - A Ofttcen, (ntted Canotas| bt A Rognees, balance fo aylt, .| Bt Of aaMIitary SVENNS and | enme e i SIGHTH WARD, - KANBAS CITY, ST. JO- Natlorial Bank Bulding | LABOR AND INDUSTRY, \ modern except furnice. new'y paint Bad " RE—4 4 WANTED TO LEASE. First District—i5s North 24th street. AR ot Sounctl Bl 8. 4 Yupsorner Twellt new plumbing. porcelain bath, cemented | - bk ‘s RS o £ e e | Becond District—294 Hamilton street. Rallroad— k“urin«- i and Farnam Sts. Ticket [ Twenty-five laundries weio closed {n Cht. cellar; price, $2,230. T 3 a Douglas | Third District Case sireet. ton Routev—Ticket Offioe, thi Farnam St. Telophone, 661 cako last week by the trust @B Tabie troom modern house on South | FOR SALE cheap, large lot ana three [ ACRE tract, 10 acres and up, Doug 4502 Farnam 8t Tele: | pot, Tenth and Mason Sts, Telephone, 6 phone, 260. Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Tele- | Twin City Exnress. Fourth D ng street, « - county, ne hipping points, Owners or | % 3558 C ty i1 " cottages.” 3. A, Lov , 4th floor Pa county, near ship g Fifth Dis 23 North 20th street, alnted, cor- | ton block. RE—-M#§ agents, B Bee, 0§ Sixth District—2024 Chicago streef, barn 18th at., good repair, ner lof, “convenlent Wy 'y A unfon of drivers of newspaper wagens ada o Pm | has been organized at Chicago L i4 —_ - — = AT, hone, 125, Twin City Limeea.. 9 pm & 5:16 am Chicago's wheat shipments for Beptembor Omaha; price, $2,000 £ 180 fire In rear. v iAo H City Loc reached the recedente g 4 : 800, i = - b - - — — - g 3 as City } T —— e ~| Jt Will be shown by the new United (B-59)—Good b-room cottage, good repalr, | §am HENRY B, PAYNE, L N. Y. LIFE e NINTH. WARD Kansas City T i 20— g .| 888 HE . PAYNE, 601 N. Y, LIFE, o 1 er P Firat Diatrict o . 8t Touis Flyer for 5. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL. | States cenua that fully 10000 marri near car; only $8. Cheap. RE-23 05 Farnam. Telephone T4 L[ ecthd o lns T %0 aat, reay Joxeph and St. Louts. road-—General Officen "and | Women axe empioyed in'tactcricx 5 Desirable city property to trade for good | jyas LIAM: 1200 am Bt | e — hird District—2928 Farnam street. o - Ticket OMces Southeast | The new scale of ealaries for the president farm land CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam 8t. iy Fourth District—3364 Davenport street. —r = " = , Corner 14th and Do and first, second and third vice presidents 240 cres o farm land tn Otoo county, 176 DR | | CARPEWENRS AND JOBRERS. | Fiith Districtthi iarmainatragh e C11ICAGO, DURLINGTON i “Totephone, tot "B | of e Oriler of alivat eloerabiors ian fina and orghaedyypalance pasture. hay | ¢ 5 HARRISON, BARGAING. M8 N. Y. L. | AT inds of catpenter work and repairing | arn, | - o0 Leavenworth street, Burlinat Burlington Route' —Tieket MRl e Arrive, | BOF anfhum, Tespacilvely. tle and hoff sheds. Al in ool rere} RIS N | “promptly attended to. J. T Ochlltree, 0th | "Tn"witness whereof, T have hereunto set ur AUI O, 5 Fatnam “ 8y d rive, three wells, windmiil; ail fenced; price and Lake Sts. K o 4 The Journey Rakers’ my hand as mayor of sald eity of Omaha Telephone, 260, Depot | 8t, [uils & Kansas urnevmen Haker: $0 per acre. | LAND. €. B. Burrows, Norfolk, Nebraskit, | e | [}, 100 8 1 Gity Hxpress.... a10:00 am a 6:30 pm | € International union, nearly 50,00 strong, ) — E— of ‘October, 1900, [ Y Tenth aind Mason 8ts | . i 10:10 a 8:15 will mak onera d fo, en-ho Db AILORING (8eal) FRANT B MO0RES, Mayor. | | ]LUIE Teiephone, 125, W sy B L Waprest NOHODI '8 itk 8 | WU ALY b So0sre| Jemand for & tanshouk 1¢ you wish to buy ot sell call on AR 1 e Bl e Tt i i a | ‘ {8t G g Attest W. H. ELBOURN, City Clerk, B aso Spe- Leave. Arrive, | ypeave from 15th and g twelve 1o’ sixteen hours dully 1320 4».‘.?3&1;\”5‘.:.‘..:‘ ) small home in the city; 3316 Larimore 8t. | HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest —OITE&S20t A yile A e T:00 am 10:25 by N)h;x:w- aln- 1:1“ Via 2 ':.‘.HT:"'?-\';; “!«,I,:xyfl.lltvxlui ,.va‘.“m !Lu; "7""1.' " RE-85 4 ‘“‘”""u";'&,,"“':';,.:{J""{'.‘ ::'{;""4‘"(“}'35 designe. 8. J. Broderlek, n.lll1__|.-_ln\mm ;d_”“ OF SCHC ur‘r’n STRIOT BLEC. | Chicagy 'lv!nll;ni!ml m'. ad ”pm a “? 4m | “Weeping Water:.......b 4:15 pm a10:45 am | $§0,000 to muin T "the atrie " “",‘.,k',f ‘.’..'u’; e e————re £ | . 7ODES IK . O e o LN D i )OL DI T BELEC- | Chicago Local Expresd.a 9:30 am a 4:%6 pm fanestatd S8 3 n e striking planing cush ifsold” within o' week, —— — TION Shicaga Laoal JxP pm 7146 am| 8 Dally. b Dally exaevt Sunday. __ | men in their contest for the elght-hour day OUR BARGAINS THIS WEEK, Oscrge O Whilaos, 'BE Brown Bl WANTED—HORSES TO BREAIK, Proclamation and notice to the qualificd | Fast Mafi .. & 245 pm TLLINOIS CENTRAL 8 Ci The largest toy factory in the world is ‘n Rallroad. City Ticket Of- | New York, whe Ythings in tin e % electors and legal voters of the séhool dis & Dally, fact Elegant 10-room house, modern throughout, fice, 1403 Farnam Btreet, | manufactured. lterally by the million i " ¥ v = I AN trict of Omaha, in the county of Douglas, "3 N, Y. LIFE, WANTED, horses to break and traln; will . 4 large east front grounds, cholce locatios C. F. HARRISON, 913 N, X q e L ble rates: heod | in the state of Nebraska, of a general cloc- T0AF Weat Karnam Sresytsiome lock ’m" take this work at reasonable rates; have UNION PACIFIC-THE OV | R~ ~— o o o 6 held 1 A M T land Route’'—General Ofce ‘elephane, 245 stands five storles Bigh and Luens out 1, mediato. pomseasion; cost orisine J 1t-room house, high and sightly 00d winter quarters. —Address George | Thosdoy e g gsald, sohool district on N. . Cor, Ninth a1:d Farnam Relophc <o soePot. | distinct varieties of ‘tin toys. The output $13,000. Pice this week §7,5 5 81 owner ground, not far from West Farnam avis, 186 Boo Bldg,, Omaha, Neb. . for (he ‘purpose of Clecting fve members | Firtate. gisy, Hiogat biéfics, 1y Atriver | of clrcular tin whistics 1s placed at 400000 N ot nes col ik, only $1,37 S . =30 of the Hoard of Educatio d school u Y tlephona, T 3 um, R o) R s district, 8 full east front*lots; ——— Slacrics HAMS v Baveaiet el aud nehia] RopSh penti and Mason ‘sts. | Chicasn Rxpress 2 b & 4% PmY " In 152 the finest lahor temple in_ the South front lot. Farnam, near 41st, $1.17 house well built, cellar, all excavated; IAN HAR including tho "firet Monday In “January s, delephons, g8, At SInoaEa. LiIniten yovgyl A5 am werld waw bullt in Parls t o cost o g 1 o pave ot, §728. " N 4 y . : ’ rrive, nueape a 8t % y-two trades and 2 oy L I L S #8044 tulnace, bath room, ‘ete, s peibilie common | 100k ARd foxthe purnous tf eleciths twg | Fhe Uvrtind Limtted o 850 am {150 e | Haul Fxpross’ 340 pm | have meeting place and oMeos under Lta treot, just west of city 1imbts, only $1.750 chance fof fine home cheap; #5,00. e ‘”l‘vlllll-‘-ull TR i Ea b gmbag of the Bodrd of Keycation of said he e 10 am & 1 pm R T Ealiaa™? . T 1148 pin s 000 o oI oAl i anial FEnL Ss gy The 0= 01 Vi Ry i e o8, BIUT school district to serve on sald board ‘rom rveeenlt 81 7 marsul Lamited i municipal council appropriates $10,000 ane e Tentad Moo se, Nebraska: R acres | o 1w ARRISON, 013 N, B, and {ncluding the Arat MOngay th Janusry ) 1l b 0E B | T . ™, 450 pm b10:16 am | PUAIY for 1t maintenunce Atedi wood Solli only WAE an acts. ; RE-124 e T, QP e %1, until the first Monday in danuary, | hhe Col allido pm a G50 am [ Councll Blufts .........b 40 pm b10:16 am w York City Issued 11,000 bullding per. HICKS, 825 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG - e Vo oas oulcs, lot of young steck and | joe! to Ml Vacancy: alko, notic of th | JhE Fast Matl...i Lel pa g s e e A TR L mits for the year 1596, vilued ot about s « | , 325 3 BLI —— pee red does for male chea Dedigr Py o : jualified "electors and | Lanco'n, Heatrfcd " ind o T Tnoan | Bag00, or & wum e v ‘twe i Y 2 RE—62 4 | . BARGAINS! - trontage; | Address Ed Hervey, 111 40tn. Omuha. | Jegal yorers' ot mald" sehoo:. distor of " | Blromabure ixpress. b 440 pm. bi2:20 pm WABASHL RAILROAD — | (000, or o um o oAy, A0, fwa, vears 2 TDEER PARK. | closo to car ilhe; eastern owner wants L g fr osition authorising the Board of &du- ke AN ey 8 Skoom o AT Blreet At arAm uath Of mare thin B0 M1t 1n Secooniind 3 ! i e e catlon of sald sehool dIstrict o Issue bonds antlo Bal "o & B 3% s | mark of more than §1.00,000 it 18 recognized b 4 = POULTRY and Belglan Hares, standard, § th Wik $io.2 | Grand Island vocal b 5:30 pm b 9:30 am W\ pot, Tenth and Marec, 4, @ bullding trades’ steifo e R PARK. 83,00 property, well located; will pay 12 per | PORLRY Sn Belgls potey S 10, he sum ot forty. thoutand dollara (it | 9L ") Biliy exccpt Sdnday o, Bot T ‘Felepone .| that wora the buliding lew utrifo oitied : cent net on purchase price. 238 breeders, beautitully fllustrated, instruc- | struction in, and constructing a gymnasium | ™ YR P YT ] Leave. Arrive. 0 ave heard It &poken of. but if you[$90 mortgage, better than government | {UGEE PRV, HustEated, Tty CHICAGO, MILWAUT in, and the completion of ghe High sehool bullding now belng erccted on Capitol Bquare, the present iocation of the High I oot litied 1 legal vot G the qualified electors and legal voters PAWNBROKERS of ‘the school district of Gmali. - the - county of Douglas, in the state of Ne- " A manufacturing firm in Plttshurg soon nnon Ball will establish a new fndustry, o ’ A now industry, which it 19 sravenene @ B0 M 8 8:20 am | Cxpected Wil furnish employment to hune have not ween this beautitul additton | bond, for sale quick. DON'T put it o1t over SUNDAY. - Taie M. J. KENNARD & SON, RE-M%2 T HE 8t Louts Xjirons arna Street, Telephone 25 De- a ally. pot, Tenth and ~Mason | ™~ troets. Telephone, 620 & B Pal Rallwa Ticket Office, 1504 Standard Hall Bldg,, Kansas Clty the South Omaha line to 20th and Vinton, 810-311 Brown Block. o v biocks ...mmux? BOULEVARD en follow the maggificent drive Tigi through the ‘addit 3 ¢ {hrough the additiomt You win ‘be dreds of skilled mechunics. The company = 7| Will ercet w plant near Pittsburg for the Paciio HE IBL | construction "ot wteel barkes, similar 1@ pressed steel froight cars, for the tranue portation of coal In the western states It 14 expectod the industry will reach sube A_F) CHICA B and & Pacitic Rallrg ~""The Great Rock and Route" —City Tiok et Office, 1323 Farn ‘ W G xT)lsi '|"xl|7|hihi TO BUY A8 AN-| 4 ne lots we sell you VESTMENTS, V i EAGLE Loan Office, rellable, accommodat. | braska, I, B. F. Thomas, president of for 83 to . 1 v will | & houses »nd two fuil lots on South 19th st 1R infidential. " 18 3 "of’ Bducatio ) 0ol district | Chicago & Omaha. Ex...b e theawellent drive '.'.t‘ the w tie wil 3 Houses and hait 10t, 37t and Douglas. ing; all bustncss connidential. 1301 Douglas | Board 'of Education of the school district | Chicago & Omaha Kx Leave, Arrive, .. @ 800 pm & 5:05 am 16 &m b $:40 pm he | Chicago Limited Ex | A : Y 3 » antial proportions almost as soon as it is —21 | of Omaha, in the countv of Douglas, in the | “a Dally. b Dally except Sunday. Btreet. Telephane, 428, [ 8tant MR Sell then “for $1.000 that todiy we | Small house, good corner, €34 and Burt'sta | BL_ | Sate of Nebraska, do Tssue thisc Ty proce | — e = - — Depot. Tenth & Marcy "‘"""" i i 3 Unitad Waste b only @ song. We would not [ Vacant lot on Burt, near' 24th, LOANS, H. Marowltz; low rates. 418 N, 16, | lamation, and by virtue of the guthority OMAHA & 81 LOUIS RAIL- Bts. Telephon In the production of fron ore the Inite W giime and money’ to tell you this | Vacant lot, th and Chicago. yested In me as such president, do hersby road-—-Omuha, Kansas Clty Leave. A Stales Iy leading the world, with 25,000,000 - 16 we did 1ot know 1t 1 to come {rae. Cottage rnd large lot, st and Mason. CEERIANG TUNING, o | &ive public notice to the qualified el = & Eastern Rallroad—-*The [ Les Moines and Davens tony mined in 159, WIth its importation e 2 good houses and lots in Clifton Hill. - b and Jeeal votcrs of the school distri uincy Route”—Ticket Of- | port Local 8 7% am b11:35 am | of T40K tons of ore added to this the SEE THEM 2 good houses and lots in Gramercy park. — —— S M Y ounty ot T i tho | | ce, 1415 Farnam St. Tole- 50 5 am @ 8:10 am | country manufactured 13,620,703 tons of pl . POTTER-SHOLES 0. House and lot, 28th and Pinkney sts. tune your plano for $1.5. Rose's Art|siute of Nebraska, that a election phone, “322. . Depot,” Tenth o Xpress..a 510 pm a 1:25 pm | iron in the same year, and of this converte Tel. 470, 30N, Y. Life. A P TUKEY, Btore, 16{1 Dodge. Tel. 191 45 | will be held tn sald school district on Tues and Marcy Streets. Tele- [ Lincoln and vauirbury, .a 5:30 am @ 7:00 pm | 10,629,557 tons into crude steel. making 39 RE—412 4 RE~M2T0 { | e eeesmeee | luy, the 6th day 0f November, 1900, for thy phone, 629, Lincoln, Colorado Bpgs, per cont of the total steel xupply of the —— e — i T : poga of electing Ave membets of the Leave. Arrive, Denver, Pueble ans A world. Of ore, teel, {ron and iron manu- RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the | FOR SALE, a two-story brick stora bufld- LAUNDRY, Board of Education of sald school district | 8t. Louls Cannon Ball SWORN o2 coshans 1:30 pm a 4:16 pm | factures. 308,000,000 worth was exported lust \hion Pacific Rallroad company. B. A. | ing. well focated, in Pawnee City, Neb., |~ — — —— to serve on sald board from and including | Wxpress ... 505 pm a §:20 am | Des Molnes, Rock I year, placing the United States at the head McAliaster land commissioner, nion | cheap; brings § per o on investment, | OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7e; the first Monday in January, 1801, until the [ Kansas City and Quincy and and Chicago.......a 7:16 pm & 6:50 pm | of the steel and iron production of th . Pacifie ileadquarters, Omaha, Neb. Frank J. Novak, Humboldt, Neb, 2, cufts, 4¢. 160 Leavenworth, first Monday in January, 1504; and for the | Local wweeieen® 7100 @m & 9:00 pm | Colorado & Texax Fiyer.a 655 pm o 9:18 &m | world-—-a positjon which authorities hol . RE-601 5~M299 ¢ purpose of electing two members of the| & Dmly.‘ & Dally. b Dally except SBunday. that it must lnllmmln in the future.