Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 5, 1900, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICE e and antii and sunday edition Nothing tak Thene adv catively. of The Bee. Answers 8o ad he deltve #00d hustlers of good habits and appe ance. C. F. Adams Co., 1606 Howard B BARBER trade taught thoroughly In &k time, ‘catalogue and particulars Addross Western Barbers' Instit Omaha, Neb B WANTED, wissipyi; ‘frie trans Wickham, Phelan & Co Council Bluffs, Ta SALESMEN side line logue fre Bend, WANTED, sverywhere. gns, distribute clr. yusing; good pay. 8 Globe ‘Advertising T ms for R M t R work in ' r ati to_ sell office laities used by all morcha Model Mrg. (v R Ind [ B 1164-N1 ’ tiers to tack No ¢ W I Mars, et Iy ha B M WANTED at bucklers; good p mont Saddlery first-cluss nd steady work mpany, Fremont CTHE GALVE pages, 106 Hiustrations; outfit' of & books for W. A Hixenbaugh Ware block TON DISASTE ample froe; Xr cents, worth Co., Omaha M7 N & 1 BALESMAN and collector. Apply 4. m. The Singer Manufacturing Co. 12 Douglas st YOUNG and las stre \ who »graphy tands b Alpin, 913 i indel A WANTED successfilly free. St Neb, students in Grege's ht b Paul Business WANTED, men to learn berber trade teach the work (i (wo months. pres complete outht of tools, pry wages irdny from start Board “and importation 10 our colleges at Chica St Louis or Minncapolis, where we h Constant practice that caninot be furnis i smaller cities; catajogue and parth inra mailed frec | Moler Barber Coll Representative, 1621 Farnam St, Oma B M2ss CALI, us Atraight Texas for salary pdvertising | Co., _Dal B " sales or Triumph M WAN ID—FEMALE HELP, WANTED, 200 giris. 1620 Dodge. Tel & 80 girls wanted. Canadian office, 1522 | GOOD_ girl family, & 2102 Spgne housework Mrs. R E for general s wi P 8t M Wile WANTED, ladies t r manicuring and faco weeks required saved; we Aare anougl. stadents now for graduates: busy season now; § 315 weekly when competent: special ducements this month: complete out fools presented. Call or write Moler Colley rnam St Room CoM2%) hairdresst N only i apy 1y anxious to fill the dem expe to WANTED, a consclentious wom it taking care of busin employ Must have \ cap for general WANTED, n ousework in fami 9th aventic EXPERIENCED lady position; moderate salary for at o nt gir! 1y of two, Be bookke B Mg Vo ANTED, nurse “andon Court NTED, k. girl; good wa « Lssist n_ho My young irl to 16 8. FOR RENT— HOUSES, IF you want your houses well rent tiem with Henawi & Co AYS moving H. Il L\ Office, 1611% Farnam St l D1 ds 1569 or & D I T HOUSES for rent in Brennan-Love Co., 20 So. 13th 8t D Paxton block 1 HOUSES, storcs. Bem CHAS WILLIAMSON, 130 Farnam D1 FOR RENT, house § ronma, Park ave. and cept furna 8. _eavenworth. Modern Key et cottage in rear, SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. L1 D. Woad, 1524 Doug D 1 TIOUSES, ete. 248 LANDON Cgurt, 10 rooms, modern, fine condition; Tent '$5.00. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th & Douglas Sts. Neb, Planos. | AL parts of the city W. Cor. D8 D1 sl | STEAM he FOR RENT=FURY HED ROOWMS, ed rooms At The Thurstor 1 WITH or without boar | MODERN, ch: WANTED, we have steady work for a few | 8t nort fre ite fis- | t. | up | an rite | b 500 0 before 9 w ont sat iy Ko ha ob; las. as small ox 28 ng enticeship get and to in- f today 1ole alrecting 186~ luce | 89 | 3. " ax- , in 1206 WILLIAM St., 3 rooms, city water, 1107 Marcy Bt., 8 rooms city water, $i. Omaha foan' and Trust Co., 1oth Douglas Sts. It 4324 Franklin strect, 8 rooms, moderr, 8. E. corner 39th rooms, $18.0. 1433 South 16th street, store room cation, on South Omaha car line GARDEN LAND. acres south of Jotter's Rrewery, g house and barn and the best liea around Omaha and South Omaha fo gurdner and poultry farm GEORGE AND COMPANY 1600 Farnam St, R RED 2 block Military ; arn, $20.00 n D M3 FOR RENT, house; water; cheip. st DM FOR RENT, new brick cottage, cor. and Ohlo st.. 8 rooms and large attic, per month. Ella A, Ittner, 5502 N 223 Binne M0 8. 19TH ST, 9 rooms, modern, D—141 4 ROOM house. modern. 2ith and Farnam Sts., Call 2666 Farnam or phone D-21 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, Barkge nik ) In_ Winona 8. Elgutter CHOICEST _flat house. Apply C. o W2t N, 2th St 8 rooms, city Omaha Loan ‘and Trust Co Douglas §ts. % 8. and water, isth D+ th 8t, 6 rooms, $20. Omaha L rust Co., 16th and Douglas Sts D6l ROOM house. 618 Bancroft BTEAM heat, unex: modern. Tizard, D139 elled four-room flat 1 N. %4th 10.ROOM, furnished or unfurnished, mod. home. with barn; location, west; win coal fn with small family; once; references required. Hee, ROO 811 possession given Address A house, Monroe & 16th. modern, FOR RENT, strictly modern flat in T 1dge bullding, opposite eity hall JONIN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM § D49 YO RENT, furnished house, modern provements. with plano, $35; references r quired. 268 Douglas st EIGHT-ROOM 009 Webster, fornta, $14 Barker hlock. D pt M furn B modern exc $I8; five-ro Others. Ring alt D itral; please call afternoons. b HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown bik. o D—56) Dodge streets, clty i7th at D465 D-Misd at chean rate; good girl will stav D1 D2 M32$ 2000 CALIFORNIA ST., § rooms, furnished, M43 6 , . nd 00d tion v 37 5 h all | S ” and 62 n = Al o ern iter at Co., Dav- | . im- “alt- | GLENC HDHAND wheels, $ 0 $10; new wheel modern Mids Mal t parior and kitchen, 51 URNISHED or newly papered. infurnished ht, quiet 1w M35 larg 217 ¢ E DESIRABLE references rooms N with 18th. board; x F M5 front 1l steam FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. ATRN transients $1.25 day ¥ GOOD board, private family. 59 8o % UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St warm r The NIC rates, 1 bo me, Fose NICE south room. The Pratt & TO RENT, arn's 1, (or will furnish), with board, in family; quiet neighborhood, near Hansc park. Call 203 Woolworth Ave. P ted nished m-h 1609 Doug. 151 2th Ave 183 h. Miso 2 unfurnished rooms private | rooms Mol DI TABLE boarders wanted; gc ing Cass St FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 4 UNFURNISHED rooms, 1716 N. 27th, G UNFURNISHED, for housekeeplng. Mary's ave FOR RENT=STORES AND OFFICE FOR ret RENT, store asonabl ground floor, in A e first ly R bldg class 1o o 206 ation; & FOR RENT, the by The Hee at four storles and formerly used This will be r interestad apply water, secretary, 16 Farnam street a 18 The ited very at once room 100, Ree press reason; to C. C. AGENTS WANTED, AGY Article of ab every bullding; no co fNits; exclusive rights Agency Dept., 312 i petition; big Willlam St J AGENTS, somethl mail; p Parnell ave indiepensible household W hew: & good Reller; stpatd De Chicago J WANTED=TO RENT. WANTED, to r a about & rooms, sultable for hotel and lodging house. N Y. Life bldg. tral Hotel Co. 0 Address R Must be mode _di WANTED, to rent, flat; reasonable; no children. B 2 STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage aad Warehouse Co., 34 Jones, general storage and forwardi ANTED=TO BUY, ALL Kkinds P in large and Furnitute Co., small_quantities. 1406-10 Dodge. Tel HOUSES to move. WILL Omaha 1 limited ank accounts. 13th purchase Savings accounts’ for ¢ office. FOR SALE—HORSES, hank Bee h. Address A NEW and prices 2dH / cheap, P FOR SAL. quire at 2152 St a horse Mary's Ave PONY and vehicle, 1314 Howard, P—M0T FOR SALE=MISCELLANEOU FINE Vose upright plano at great sac party leaving city, Address Y office. Q HARD and soft foundation piling fences and cribbing. 1 Douglas, ullding formerly occupled It has | basement which was | room, | it Rose- Bee Building. 261 ¢ household goods, hotels, et Wallace, Brown_bik. olute necessity in yro- failure Impossible N Y article sample by Vol Brothers, 1013 Migh-50 bullding containing Europ-an n srate. 123 9 or 6-room cottage or Hee ) to buy, $1,00 of Omaha Savings 16, & vehicles at marked down | Harry Frost, 14th & Leavenworth, | P18 rifice; 6, leo 2DHAND sate cheap. Derlght, 1116 ;arn:i:n. Omaha Bicyele' Co., 16th' & Chicago T miss our stock ost complete ty: prices low Entérprise Furniture Co., . the oppor We chbr itne of tuntt the to insj largest 102-4 8o, s, $15. s, Q—193 and 2dhand stoves In Don't forget the place. 1ith. Q246 N11 FOR SALE, 1 1590-H. P. Hoffr Corliss engine in good condition. address Sec'y of Hee BIg Co WRITE for catalogue of trusses, support- moha ers. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. O Q19 MISCELLANEOUS, NOTICE, col and stoves fess.” Chicago Furniture Co., Tios-1 Dod o ntry dealers, 2dhand furnitur t lowest prices, carload lots or CLAIRVOYANTS, in & Billings Call or Q61 MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, §19 North 16tn 8197 112.GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Do.ge 8- M1 THE tedler and paimlst, Fees, boc, $1 and §2. flat B, s Tler Grand annex ellable Egyptian peacemaker, fortune 1th st MiT4 D4 ELECTRIC TREATMENT, ELITE parlors. 615 8o, 16th, sei-ia,_m floor. s N§ MME ADAM ment. 87 13th, room 2 magnetic treat T—M108 Ni* MME, AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1 ruce Reynolds, assistant MAE N PBRSONAL, rd, reasonable | | The Merriam, good winter home. 2 & Dodge | 184 | | { | £ THE OMAHA DAL PERSONAL. repair « for all kind Manufactur U= M SEWING machines rent $2 per month of mach ] rented suppl' € SKIRT titul RENC ) FLOUN trom $1.00 Wk A\ VFTERNS AND INSTRUC Aceordion and side plea Send circulars DMAN & (1 s Bk, 18th and I r ACCORDION PLE. Any kind complete TERATION | TIONS FREE ing by the PRIVATE hom ment; bables Burdette iring confine- Burget, 20 U204 SEWING In private familic N. 4ith LN PLEATING and skirts, all made to match, Omaha 1624 Douglas Kinds: buttons leating (0. CHILDREN boarded or adopted street LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer; 8 Fa MONEY TO LOAN=REAL LOANS on ecastern Nebraska and we Towa farme at 5 per cent' borrowers it pay $1® or any multiple; any date; no_delay.” Brennan-Love ( So. 13th 8t., Omaha w MONEY estate to lcan on improved Omaha real Brennan-Love Co., %9 So. 13th W—208 1 cit Farnam Smith W) $1,000 and upward to loan on improy property and farms. W Co., 130 Farnam D, & City loans, bonds and warrants Company, 1601 MONEY in an J. W ROBR Yo NS MONEY to loan on_farm and city property lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co, 15806 Farnam Rarnan to loan at § w MONEY Bty per cent_on Ommuha prop rty B. Metkle, 401 8 15 h W23 money, Garvin Bros., 16 8 per cent; no de- Farnam. W-214 PRIVATE lay WANTED and warrants. R ( Farnam St., Bee Hldg. Peters ‘& Co W PRIVATE money, F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas. W16 FIVE per cont money. Bemis, Paxton block 1702 215 MONEY to loan on first-class fmproved cit yroperty or for bullding purposes. Payne- Knox Co., New York Life W—2 J. H. Sherwood, W PRIVATE money to loan 99 N. Y. Life. $1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call at once S, Kennard & Son, 510-a11 Hrown b MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTE MONEY TO urniture, planos to keep the property SALARY LOA to people permanentiy en own names, without endor We loan from $10 up. We charge nothing for making papers and we keep nothing out of the amount you ask for. You may repay the money in one month or take 2, 3. 4, 5, 6 months or more in which to repay It Our rates are as low as tha lowest: our business is confidential and Wo_always try to please OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN stabiished 1892 6 8, t 5 co 1th, X MON st 20 Y MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOP! of mortgaga required. " RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and TRICTLY 'CONFIDENTIAL OMAHA CREDIT CO., Fifth Floor, New York Lifs Bdg. ) endorser. Room AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY will pay off your SALARY ASSIGNMENTS And all other debts. A steady position all that 1s required SIER TERMS AND LOWER CHARGES THAN ANY OTHER LOAN COMPANY. Call ‘and have a rivate talk with ROOM &) BEE UILDING. X2 us. MONEY loaned salaried people holding per- manent position with responsible concer: upon their own names without secirity; easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. I, Bldg. X MONEY loaned on furniture, watches; payments confidentinl Chattel Loan Bank, dlamonds pnildential. | Omaha 8. 1th, ugst LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE No mortgage or publicity. Papers froe. LOWEST RATES, EASIEST PAYME SURE. R. R receive tim nvenience. Loans of other taken up. RELIABLE Room 303, Paxton Block MONEY loaned on planos, ew- elry, horses, cows, etc. ed, 319 8. 1 X ned on planos, furniture, dia- monds, watches, privately. Berger's Loan Co., 1504 Farnam St., upstairs X SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. J W. TAYLOE, 215 First Nat. Bank Hldg. MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, horses., cows, Jewelry. ‘Duft Green, 1t s, Barker bik BUSINESS CHANCES, $150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks, clgars or cash; will earn $2 and upward weekly each. Barl, Clark & Co., Furni- ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 1l Y to buy an established state your terms. WANT lumber Address B 10, Y—-M312 8¢ SRY stock and fixtures; self-supporting business; best Omaha. $900 CASH will pure 00d trade; ocation_in M4 ase a one-elghth in- terest in a valuable {nvention; money 1% needed to perfect patents. Address Ollver A. Hall, car> Merchants’ hotel, Omaha. Y--M436 13% FOR SALE—Stock general merchandise. Clear and new: good reason for seling Address’ Box 6z, Coon Rapids, Ta FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad company. A McAllaster land commissioner, Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE—697 NON-RESIDENT will take best cash off. .15 for 8-room house lot. 3924 Grand avenue Address M Kilbourn, Silverton, Ore. = RE-M420 SIX-ROOM house and lot, $130.00; $5.09 cash and balance $15.00 monthly Another, $1550.00; $150.00 cash and h $15.00 monthly Another that © will rent ane year for $15.00 per month, with privilege rent paid on purchase price if party d. slres to buy at end of the year, by paying monthly payments of $15.40 with- terest; house in good repair. W. L. Chamber of Commerc o Bullding egren, {th flour Pax-. RE— M3 6 chea 3.8 Fow 46 lance Tar a7d three City and farm loans; also bonds of applying | £ CUT rate tickets everywhe LY_BEE: MON R SALB<REAL HARRISON 11-room house ground, r dlstrict high tar fr 2 full east I built, cellar good furnace, bath chance for fine hom F. HARRISON house wal - [ BARGAL ground line; enste house » car T-room close offer 200 property ent net on purchase pr 900 mortgage. better th bond, for sale quick M. J. KENNARD 30-311 Brown I t well located v trade. 10 fine stock tor sale che ' ronr 1. terms, merchandise, hardware ments, horses and catle. address W H Neb WANT MO acres in wing Owner, George EY. 1 Western r title Hee will Not cle fur B 13, FOR ONE week, good ca st., Omaha Vi Make G.'G. Wallace Brow 1CAL, LADIES out of heal'h fir Box 212, Omaha, Neb, LADIES, regulator; send $1.00, Cure 1or WHIT Box $1,000 for a case ¢ monthly regulator falls hours, or money refund tansy pills; many s mail, $3.00. ' Dr. Jackse Dept. @ 2, 182 Dearborn | LADIES, 9 free monthly r Mrs. B Rowan, LADI fall LADI 1 positively & er falling fema ¢ obtinate hours; & Dr. A rell per 1ith st., St nt nie and female, for the Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Unna Inflammations, Irritation of the mucous membran remedy with injection ranted to cure worst ca 8 per package o 3 fo where on recelpt of price Co., Elgin 11, Americ wholesale, Myers-Dillon T M. A. Diilon. South Oma Co., Council Bluffs. Ful OSTEOPAT 1664: Alle phns dept.; Gid . Johnson, O DONOHUE. D, O Mo, 6M Paxti M. E Kirksvill FAYETTE COLE, D. O M. MCMURRAY, sick, D. O., suite DO 636-38 | MUSICAL, FREE scholarships to pfan Braum, 50 Ramge Bik JUNK NS 1 some of which can be trad. Milwaukes GONOVA 1s o French wen " ‘Pon room 413 Bee DAY, ESTATE \ fr room heap. Ny -1 ntaze L oW wants i i han wiil pa & SON Slock. productive s In east N ensy 1 for .\ imple: ticulars ranch ap ar furnitur For 1 RE for 64 abstract Address M313 5 take $640 razka nished RE st front lot, 2 offer. Must sell n blk. RE rd prompt relif, nfidential. , ete.; perfect Omaha, Neb i Dr to relley ed; no 1 from sulcide. Remedy t egulator; cannot Wis. M—13) N ¢ uarantee Gol le regulato ases of secure fro I . tive cure of tural Discharges and Ulcerations nes. An interna combined, w es In one week r $5. Sent any- The Kidd Drug | an Office, retail drug Co., Omaha aha: Davis Drug Il line of rubber L. Bldg; 0., ladies thist, Mgr 238 Neo¥ n, D, steopi of Sull m Blk school 1367 239 bldg Mrs. J. R. Mu- Bee Bidg -1511 N7 E—————————— o students. Prof in all metals, bottles, o HORSES wintered, $# ne Pheips, 207 N. Y. Lite b B.&M. junk house. J. Milder, Prop.. dealers ete. Carloads naha. Tel r month. J. W 'dg. 'Phone 1034 M-324 D2 BIRDS AND STOCK'S Bird Store, MIRROR FACTORY. Damaged looking glasses resiivered, 708 N Leavenworth, 243 PLAIN SEW D, plain sewing classes for beginn, this week at Morand s, children Wednesday and Tuesday and Friday § p. gons dafly; assemblies for terms: always open. HORTHAND AND TY A C. VAN SAN Bee Blg. NEBRASKA Bu lege. Boyd's Theater. GREGG Shorthand om, C. ACCORDIO! best, quickest v Bik., Mrs. A h and Fa theater, will reopen Mond. BOILE '8 School. and_side pleating, L. C. Sharp—Mach. Wks.; n ING, 1038 8 DANCING SCHOOL. ers are forming Crelghton hall; Saturday; adults m.; privite les- Wednesday: call DI PEWRITIN: N. Y. Lite. 340 BOYLES' College, court reporter principal —241 iness and Shorthand Col- —242 Col. 16 & Doug. ACCORDION PLBATING, che: C. Mark, § Pat- arnam Sts. IN School of Languages, B ay, Septem] M4 RS, ETC. motors, dynamos. —249 STAMMERING DRESSMAKT DRESSMAKING-M. H. Cq turned and is ready to tomers, 2004 Burt st AND STU ING, CURED. Julta Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg - NG, arrington has re- receive her cus- WANTED TO L ACRE tract, 10 acres an county, agents, B bin, 1605 Farnam. Telej CARPENTERS AND ALL and Lake Sts DR. ROY ous hair removed by electricity R, Frenzer block RICISH baths, massage baths, elc baths, for iadfes only; skilled massage operators; finest_equippe in the clty. Renstrom Bath C Rooms 216 1 220 Bee Bldg. RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, danger: send for circulare ture Cure, 892 N. Y. Lifo bldg, U--20 LADIES' jackets and tailor made suits chiropodist; corns and superfiu- womnen no Empire Rup- Omaha, tered, cléaned, repaired. M. Fogel, 307 8. 17 87N FRIVATE hospital for ladies before ing confinement; bables adopted. 1136 N & dur. 1 it ton block. HOUSES, lots, farms. lands, loans; also fire insurante. Hemis, Paxton blk. RE-%34 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 0l \\& LIF | 1208 Furnam St RE " F. HARRISON, BARGAINS. 913 N_ ¥ L. 538 N§* LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk, Nebraska RE—400 Dec: 2 t bargains In a “WILLIAMSO! HERE Is one of the b #mall home in the city; 3316 Larimore St (Monmouth Park), b-room hou rents 36, $600, on payments; disc cash if 'sold’ within a week George G. Wallace, 313 Brown Blk RE~ FOR SALE, farm, $150. Addres Bee. RE . TAILORING HIGH class talloring, mode designs. 8. J FINE Belgi nse pric 7 Floren 1 HAV bred dos LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundr: 2¢; eufts, de. of carpenter work and rep promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltres Hroderick, 151 1 LEAS| nd up, Douglas ——e ey TICKET BROKE| ere, JoBH rate prices, Farnam n Hares for sale at common- ce Boulevard 32 N5 cholce lot of younk stock and for sale cheap Address Ed Hervey, 116 N All pedigre: 0L, O hirts, Tc nworth. collar: Tel. 547 =241 — e e Minneap. FURNITURE PATENTS GUARANTEED RATLWAY Bmhné?nn‘ 8ts. Tele Lincol | “McCook | Lincoln, rado Lincoln & Montana Lincoln Denver ¢ and Californi: Papp 1 | Belleva | Pactfie J Pacific e, Plattsmonith Crook Iy Kansag O Kansas « 8t. Louts doseph a iy | Daylight clal Chica; e nic Fast Mall a Dally, clal The Fast | The Linco'n The Pacl The At a Dally NOVEMBER 5, N K bh Ha Der ttah. Calitorniaa il I Junetion Bl b Biislinoton| | foute Ity ity ) and Chi ) Vestibuled Ex » Local Express.a g0 Limite Chicago Ma The Colorado Speciai.. ast Mall Te Stromsburk_Express fic antic Express.. Grand Island Local 1 b Dally | Chicago Limited Ex. . | Chicago & Omaha E; b D 1gct Sound 1900, AWNIROKE PEANO TUNING. e REPATRING, [ SUES & CO. | Patent Lawyers ee Bldg., Omaha, N PatentBookFree | TIME TABLE ! BURLINGTON & MIS- sourl _River Raflroad— ““The Burlington Route = i General Offfces, N. W Corner Tenth and Farnim Sts Ticket Office, 1802 Farnam_ 8t. Telephone, \ siation, Tenth and Mason 128, Arrive. a7:6 pm | 0 3:00 A 645 a 645 a10:35 n 06 allid a8 E Leav | stings and Colo- 5:40 am wyer, om 9500 pm 400 pm 20 pm pm m am | am | 1ok Hille . a a Mall.......& do, Utah 1o al0:45 am fon L.alli0 am a 7:00 pm uisvilie b 3.33 attemouth . a 8:5 ex. Sunday T | am | am | am | 1 b6 am as2)om m m v | b KANSAS CITY, ST, JO- seph & Councll Blufts | Railroad—'"The ~Buring- | Route”—Ticket Ofice, w2 Farnam 8t Tele phone, Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Tele- phone, 125 Leave. Arry aiMam ab aloils pm w6 i for 8. Louis ver @ 450 pm all:ls am CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Quincy Railrond—"The | Burlington Route —Ticket | Oftice, 1502 Farnam 81, | lephone, 280, Depot nth and Mason Teiephone, 125, Leave. Arrive, Spe- A 7:00 am A 1cugo THE OVER- Route neral Offices, 1. Cor, Ninth ard Farnam treets. City Ticket Ofice, 1324 IFarnam Street. Telephone, 316 Depot, th and Ma ‘Telephone, 6 1 nd 20 am 20 50 3 Am an pm il pm 6:50 am 4:% pm b12:26 pm om a 6:50 am b 5:30 pm b 9:30 am xcept Sunday. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & St Paul Railway—City Ticket Office, 1504 Street, Telephon ot, Tenth and ~Mason Streets, Telephone, 629, Leave. Arrive. .2 6:00 pm & b 715 am b Iy except Sunday. ana b cad atrice 10 pm Express | st. Louts | . Expres Kansas C Local .. a Dally. | Ticket Of 661 | phone, | Bliex 145 11 omir “ISHV.,.L.» Hastings Iasiing Norfolk, Fr Lincoln, a Daily day only. Sloux C1 a Dally. clal Easter Moines, ast Mall Omaha | Fast Mail dar astern a Dally om Twin City & Dally K. C, 8t Leave fr Nebraska a Dally. Clicag Lincoln a Denver, West Des Mol & Dally mont Ixp) Lo is st City Express. oY Qo tice Depot, | “Hot Springs ; Caspar and ¥ i 4 v Fremont Fremont Local . ) Daily except Monday, m 16th and Webster Sts. Twin City Passenger. Omaha Passenger ty east Nebraska. . . b Daily’ except [ Daylight Chicago Spe- Chicago Passenger . Exj Ma ar Raplds and Chi- 0 and East Chica Omaha-Chicago taplds Passenger ress , I4ul Farnam St pot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Twin City Exnresa.. Sloux City Local... L. om Webster Street Weeping Water b Great Rock Island Des Molnes and Daven- ort Local .. Chicago Express v Lincoln, Colorado Spgs P ex. and and Chicago, Colorado & Texas b } W & Kansas OMAHA & 87 LOUIS RAIL- road—-Omaha, Kansa & Fastern Raiifoa Quiney Route’—Ticket fice, 1415 Farnam St phone, 32" Depot, and Ma Streets, phone, 620, Leave. of- Tele- Tenth Teles Arrive. | a 5:05 pm a 8:20 &m ¥ y innon Ball 7:00 am @ 9:00 pm | FREMONT, ELKHORN & Missourl Valley Railrond ““The Northwestern | Line" — General Cnited States Bank Bldg, S 1401 itk Deadwood, .I 2:00 pm veiiirer.d 3100 pm urk, David or, Cleneva, woward....b 3:00 pm rdigre aund D 7% am b10:%8 am bl0:2 am © Sun- . ahoo e +eesb 7:30 am ¢ i3 am ept Sunday. except Suturday. | Dally "exc | d Daily | CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, | Minneapolle = & Omand Rallway — “The North- western _Line''—General Offices, Nebraska Divi- sion, 15th and Webster | Bts.' City Ticket Office, Telephone, 66 Depoty Leave, 2 6:00 am St. Arrivo. i 9:10 pm . allilo am & North- 3:45 pm Junday. CHICAGO & NORTH. western Rallwa e Northwestern — Lia City Ticket Ofce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, &l Depot, Tenth and | Mason_Sts’ Telephon Arriva, Leave. a11:3) pm a 540 am .a 7:00 am prexs, rshalltown, .410:55 am Chi- ...a 4:55 pm to a 4:05 pm a 4:06 pm o a 2:45 pm @ 8:00 pm @ $:30 am & 5:30 pm Limited.a 7:45 pm b 9:00 pm Except Saturday SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Rai'road — The ~Norths vestern Line"—(Gener, Offices, United Blutes | J Bank Bullding s | Corner ' Twelfth am Sts. Ticket hone, 661 elephone r 'n'IIVE Arriyvo, % am al0:% pm 78 pm @ 8:15 am 8:00 um & 3:50 pm ele a metea. !l A u MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL. road—General Offices and Ticket Offices Suutheast Corner 14th and Douglas §ts. Telephone, 104. Depot, Union Station, Leave. Arrlve, L.eooa10:00 am A 6:30 pm Express...al0:10 pm & 615 am 15th and Via oD 4115 pm @10:45 am Daily except Sunday. CHICAGO, ROCK 18T~ and & Paclfic Rallroad ='“The Great Roclk [+! and Route" - City Ticks Farnim Depor. Tenth & Marey bot. Ten are Bts. Telephone, 820, 4 Laave " "Rrrive, b1 a u a Local, & 7:3 a b11:15 am LIxpress. a 5:00 pm Dury ...a $: &g 137 am 8110 am 1:25 pm 700 pm uebln el a Roc a 7:18 pm | WEDNE yer.a 556 pm a 9; Dally except SBunday, MAILWAY TIME TABLE ILLINOIS Rallroad. City fice, 1402 Farnam Street Telephone, 26. Depot, enth and Marcy Streets. Lo Arrive. o 4.0 pm a 85 am CENTRAL ) am Chicago o b Chicago Limited Minneapoils ~and Paul Express saul Limited Fort Dodge [ocal Council Blufts a Dally. b Datiy except 2 8t b 70 am 8t L9040 pm and i Voo 8 105 pm from b 4:30 pm Sunday a s am b10:15 am WABASI RAILROAD - Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam Street, Telephone 895, De- pot, Tenth and rey Streets. Telephone Leave. Afrive. st Cannon Ball" il a 605 pm A 8:20 am irens a Dally. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (8hould be read DAILY by all interested, W8 changes may occlr at any tum Foreign malls for the week ending N« ber 19, 190, will close (PROMPTLY cases) at the General Post Office u lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close on hour earlier than closing (ime shown be low. Parcels Post Malls for Germany close ats p. m. Monday Transatian TUESDAY—At 7 a. m s Lahn®, via Southampton an {mail ‘for Ireland must be dir s Lahn") DAV—-At 7 a. m. (suppleme v m) for EUROPE, per s & 8t via' Southampton (mail for ireland must be directed “per s. 8. Bt. Paul’); at 9§ a m. (supplementary 10:3) a. m.) for Kl ROPE, per 8. s, Teutonle, via Queenstown at9a m. for ITALY, per & 3. Columbla, Via Naples (mail misi be divected por & s Columbla™); at 10:30 a, m. for BEL GIUM direct, ' per & Friesland (mail must be directec & Friesland THIURSDAY At for. SWITZER SPA TUGAT 3 Mails. for EUROPE, p 1 Rre cted N, POt T, BRITISH TARQUEZ, per & via Havre (mail for other parts of Europe must be directed “per s . La Touraine'); at 1 p. m. (supplemer tary 230 p. m) for EUROPE, per s Deutschland, via Plymouth, Cherbourg 1d_Hamburg. ATURDAY-At 4:% u. m.~for EUROPE per 8. s Etrurla, via Queenstown; at § m. for ITALY, per 8. = Kaiser Wm. 1i via Naples (mafl must be directed “per & 8. Kaiser Wm. 117); at § a. m. for NETH ERLANDS direct, per s 8 Rotterdam (mall must be directed “per & 8. Rotter- dam™); at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND, pe £ 8. Eibfopla (mail must be directe s. 5. Ethlopia”). 'S PRINTED MATTER, ETC.~This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only, The same class of mall matter for other parts of urope will not be sent by this ship un- less speclally directed by her After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ad- ditlonal supplemeniary maiis are opened on the plers of the American, Fnglish, French and German steamers, and remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Centra Went Indies. ete. At 10 a. m. for BRAZIL i REPUBLIC, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY. per s. &' Buffon, via Per nambuco, Buhia and Rio de Janeiro (mall for North Brazil must be directed “per s & Buffon'); at 12:30 p. m. (supplementary 1'p. m) for 8T THOMAS, ST. CROIX, LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS, and BRITISH GUIANA, per . 8. Rora: ima; at 2 p. m. for PERNAMBUCO and per 8. 8, Eastern Princ AY—At 9 p. m. for JAMAICA, per . 5 Admiral Dewey, from Hoston. WEDNESDAY—At $:30 a. m. (supplemen- tary 10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per #. & Allfanca, via Colon (mail for Guatemala must be directed “‘per 8, 8 Allian, at 1 p. m. for CUBA, CAM- PECHE, YUCATAN, TABASCO and CHl- APAS, per s s. Seguranca, via Havana and Progreso (mail her parts of Mexico must be direc r 88 Se- guranca™); at 1 p. m. for YUCATAN, per 8. 8 Ravensdale (mail must be dirécted “per s & Ravensdale). THURSDAY-At 2:30 a. m. for JAMAIC per s 8. Admiral Sampson, from Phil delphia; at 10 a. m. for per ®. s Belvernon; at 1 p. i mentary 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAI 8. 8 Antllla (mall must be di- er s . Antilfa™): at 1 p. m. (sup- lementary 1. p. m.) for NASSAU, N. ", GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO, per &, Saratoga. FRIDAY—At 1 p. m. for MEXICO, per 8. & Matanzas, via Tampico (mail must be di- rected “per 8. 8. Matanzas”). SATURDAY—At 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m) for FORT ISLAND, JAMAICA, © SAVANILLA, CARTHA: GENA and GREYTOWN, per s. . Alene (mall far Costa Rica must be directed “per s 8. Alene™); at 10 . m, for PORTO RICO, per ». 8. 8an Juan; at 10 a. m. (sup- CURACAO and y s Hildur (mail for and Carthagena must b per 8. 8. Hildur); at 11 a. m. per 8. 5. Morro Castie, via Ha- vana; at 11 a. m. for YUCATAN, per s. & Hermann, via Progreso; at 1 p. m. for NORTH BRAZIL, per . s. Polycarp. SUNDAY At 830 p. m. for 8T. PIERRE- ON, per steamer from North Americn, MONDAY AR- GENTINF o nilia Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, and thence by steamer, clo: at this office dally at 8:30 p» m. (Connectin close here every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). Mails for Mique'on, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at §:% Malls for Cuba, by ral to Port Tampa, . and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at **7 a._m. (the connecting closes are on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday). Malls for Mexico'City, overland, unless specially ad- dressed for d mer, close at this office dally at 2:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Mails for Be'lze, Puerto Cortez and Guate- mala, by rail to New Orleans and thence by steamer .close at this office daily at 3 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays or Relize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala) Mails for' Costa Rica, by rail to Mobil Ala., and thence by steamer, close at thi ofce dally at *3 p. m. (connecting closes hera every Tuesda *Reglstered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day. Transpacific Mi Majls for Hawall, via San Francisco, close here dally at §:30 p. m. up to No- yember %5, inclusive, for dispitch per u. Zealandia. Mails for Hawall, = Japan, China and Phiiippine Islands,'via 'San Franeisco, close here dally at 6:3) p. m. up to November *%8, iInclusive, for dis- patch per 8. 8. Hong Kong Maru. Maily for Australla (except \est Austraila, which goes via Europe, and New Zealand which goes via San Francisco) and Fiji Tslands, via Vancouyer, close here dajly at 630 p. m. up to November **10, ine sive, for dispatch per & 8. Aori plementary, matls, via ' Seattle, 3 p m. November **11). Malls for Aus- tralla (except West Australin). New Zea- land, Hawall, Fiji and Samoan Isiands, via Ban Francisco, c'ose here dally at 6 30 m. after November **11 and up to No- vember *24," Inclusive, or on day of rival of 8. 8. Campania, due at New York November %24, ‘'or dispatch per .. Blerra. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouyer, close here daily at 6:9 p. m up to November inclusive, for di- patch per 5. 8 Empress of China (reg tered mail must be directed “via Van- couver’’), Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of salling dal'y and the schedule of closing 18 arranged on the presumption of their un- interrupted overland transit. **Registered mai) cloxes at § b, m previous dav CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster, Postotice, New York, N. Y., November 2, 900, ————n. GOVERNMENT NOTICE, OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.— Omaha, Neb. October 8, 1900, Sealed pro- posals, in lrl,)nru(e. subject to the usual conditions, will be recelved at this ofice, until 2 o'clock p. m., central time, Novem- ber 8, 1900, for construction of a ward wing, and an addition for kitchen, in connection with hosnital at Fort Crook i Almo for heating, plumbing and gas piping same. Full information furnished upon application to this offlee, or to the Quartermaster. Fort Crook, Neb., where plans and specifications may be seen, Proposals to be marked “Proposals for Additions to Hospital at Fort Crook, Neb." and addressed to the undersigned, . H. HATHAWAY, C. Q. M 010111315 N'5-8 ———— e Pearl Fishing on Upper Mi, ppt. PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis, Nov. 4. —Dls- covery of pearls in the upper Mississippi river has caused a tremendous rush to the clam beds. Houseboats are crowding the river and more than 1,000 persons are en- camped along the river bank. The finding of a few thousand dollars worth of pearls by the diggers has started a raid on the river. One of the pearls recently found, the Allen pearl, weighed 100 grains and Is sald to be the largest perfect pearl yet taken from the river. It was bought by William Moore ot Comanche, Iu., Who paid $8,00 or Ity Ticket Of« | FRANCE, | NAGUA and |ENERGENCY RATION ON TRIAL Company of Twenty-Fifth Infantry to | Be Subjected to Experiment. SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES TO BE FOLLOWED Dally Ree of Men's Welght, Tem- ditton of Mealth and Relutive Strength to Ne Kept. rd FORT RENO, O Nov | ot officers detailed by the War depart- ment to find, it possible, an emergency tion that will meet all requirements of troops engaged fn active warfare while away from thelr base of supplies and in a hostile country, where provisions are scarce, left here yesterday with a detach ment of twenty-five men for experimen tal purposes. Tho men ooserve the same routine as it they were engaged in an active campalgn nst an enemy The members of the board are: Captain 8 W | Fountain, Eighth cavalry, and £ W. Fos | ter, Fifth cavalry. Captain and Assistant | Surgeon J. D. Poindexter, stationed at | Fort Reno, accompanied the expedition. A single ration fs supposed to contain enough |tood to sustain a man a day, and each |package welghs slightly more than a lp. ind T §.~The board The board has two different | rations with which it will experiment. The first {8 a ration prepared by the board after an examination and analysis of the food preparations used in nearly all the European armies. The board's observa tions and concluslons are embodied in the ration, which was manufactured under its | supervision. The second is A ration pro duced by a company at Paseaic, N. J The New Jersey ration consists of tea in place of chocolate and a combinatien ot meat and breadstuff compactly arranged The board's own ratlon consists of two cakes of pure, sweet chocolate, three cakes of a combination of meat and bread- stuff in form and a small quantity pepper for season ing. Captain Fountain, who is president the board, sald of the experiment Our expedition will leave Foi Reno just o Af 1t h U 1 suddenly Wy from fts base of supplies to ight an enemy in an unknown, hostl country. The routine of iy life will npproximate as closely as possible the condition of actunl warfare. Five rogular field rations and five of the board's emergency rations will be Issued to each man At the start IFor two davs the men will llva on the regilar army fleld ration. On the third day this field .ration will be abandoned and the men put on the emergency ration which will be their only food for ve days. The facts will be as rigorous as possible, so fur as food 1s Coneerned While the troopers are subsisting on the emergency rations Captain Poindexter will have each man strip anl take hix welght morning and evenin The temperature of each man will be taken at Intervals during the day This record will show whett © s or gnins in welght, whether s ength diminishes or increases. and the of his health, Th results will &is of the board's report o ment th emergency compressed of salt and ot ¥ condition form t the Wa At th seventh day we v reuc) men will still have a three days' supply of regular fleld rations which will be enough to carry them back to Fort Reno. AMERICAN MACHINERY ABROAD Moore of Coleridge Disposes of Another Bryanite Story of Distress. The calamity orators who have been claim- ing that American machinery sells cheaper in foreign couniries than it does here, and that the Americau farmers have been “held up" by the machine men, will recelve a rude | shock when they hear from J. J. Moore of Colerldge. Mr. Moore arrived here from London last night. He has been in England, Scotland and Ireland for the last seven months representing the Champlon reapers and binders. ““You can say that the stories about Amer- fcan machinery being cheaper in England is all false,” said Mr. Moore. “They pay a ®ood big price for all the machinery they get from here, and I have the receipts to prove it. Here is one recelpt for $77.00 for a Champion draw-cut mower, sold near Gl gow. The same mower sells in Nebraska and Towa for $45. I have a number of these recelpts. Here is one for a Chantpion force feed binder. It sells for $180 there, which is $30 higher than our price here at home. I have any number of receipts to prove this difference in the price. “The only American machinery that [ know of that sells as cheap there as here is the bleycle, and I do not think the farmers of Nebraska are kicking about the price of bloycles. 1 have receipts showing that Slnger sewing machines sell for $45 in England and Scotland, the very same machines which sell for $22.50 here. The Standard OMl company operates there under the title of the Ameri- can-Anglo Ofl company. Here are bills and receipts showing that their barrel price of oll there fs 16 cents per gallon, and that the retall price is 20 cents. “On binders the price to the dealers. over there s just $40 higher than the manufac- turers charge the dealers bere. That di poses of one of your big popocratic yarn: DRUMMERS NOT FRIGHTENED rip Were Never So Nu s They Are at Present. Men of the merou “I meet few traveling men,” sald Harry Miller, u salesman who makes this city his headquarters and covers the states of Ne- braska, Kansas and South Dakota, golug to vote for Bryan. This talk about the traveling man being downtrodden and oppressed s all buncomb and the men on the road now appreciate that they were never better off than right at this time. “I took a trip recently up through the Black Hills to my former home in Dead- wood and there were more traveling men in that territory than at any previous time. The travellng men have been assailed with bogey predictions of what the “trusts’ are going to do and all this and that, but not- withstanding the trusts there are as many, it not more, salesmen traveling the western counfry now as at any time in the past, and there {s no reason to expect any change fn conditions. The prophecies of the Bryan- istlc roothsayers are mot very safe to bank on. They have been proven untrustworthy Dy the events of the last four years and the chances are thelr prophectes to the traveling men will be a case of ‘history repeating it- selt.’ Recommanda it to Trainmen, G. H. Hausan, Lima, O., engineer L. E. & W. R. R., writes: “I have been troubled a great deal with backache. I was Induced to try Foley's Kidney Cure, and one bottle entirely relieved me. I gladly recommend it to any one, especlally my friends among the train men, who are usually similarly afficted.” Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,, Omal Dillon's drug store, South Omaha. THE REALTY MARKET, INSTRUMENTS filed for record Saturday, November 4, 1900 Warranty Deeds. M. R. Hatteroth to Joseph Mullner, tax 10t 21 10 161818, 00virieriniissrsssd J. K, Hazard and wife to F.'B. iaxz- ard, part nwig se\ 90-15-13.,.......,.. G D Kingman'et ol to 1. 8 Teavitt, wig lot 7, block 8, Lowe's 1st add. Bomerset Trast com y to F. W, Bechtel, lot 4, block 13, " Corrigan Deeds. Bheriff to Jacob Elton, s' lot 1 nig sely 33-16-13... " hod 7,000 Total amount of transfers.......