Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1900, Page 11

T HY OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY SPECIAL _NOTICES - Al 1e & word thereafter. for less (han 35e for tion. These advertisements must be a8 commecntively. Advertisers, by reanestisg & - Bered check, ean have answers ad- er in care WANTED=MALE HELP. WANTED, we have steady work for a few €004 hustiers of good habits and appear- . Adams Co. 16% Howard St B-i6h BARBER trade taught thoroughiy in shory time. catalogue and particalars fres Address Western Barbers' Institute Omaha, Neb B—166 SALESMEN side line fogue fres Bend, Ind WANTED, everywhere. hast - signa. dimribute circulass ote "asing pay. Stamp fu: e Globe Advertising Burean 10 sel! office specialties used by all merchants. cats Model M1g. ¢ B M 466N 16 s t0 Omaha B—M? 2 t-class collar work. Fre- Fremont, Neb B—M1% “THE GALVESTON DISASTER'_ 6% Pagen, 10 fllustrations: sample free. Xmas utAt of § books for % cents worth _IS V. A Hixenbaugh & Co. Omaba. W0 Ware block B-M47 3 Ples - WANTED, men to learn barber trade teach the work in two month compilete outfit of tools, pay hoard ion to our colleges at « Lo 1 Minnegapolis, wh eonstant practioe that cannot be furni in sm catalogue and particos Moier Parber 623 WANTED at_once buckiers good var mont Bagdlery Compa Representati e, for sales or adver ssiary. Triumph CALL us struighi Texas. 1'THE NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERIN A practical and technical school of ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL GINEERT Term opens DAY AND Prepare your SON BATTLE OF LIFE b practical and technical EDUC L the FOREMOST profession of today. DON'T DELAY. _CLABSES FORMING NOW. Call or write for fall particulars _ THE NORTHW ESTERN SCHOOL OF EN- GINEERING, Office 42 Woodman of thé World Bldg Cor. 1ith & Howard Sts. B8 ¥ in WANTED, shoemaker to work on jack: $) weekly. Call 26 N. 16th. B—476-8" WANTED, experienced harness makers Apply af Des Moimes Saddier Des Moines, la WANTED, men to learn barber trade weekly guarartesd. Write for par lars to Agent Moier. Earber ‘reighton biock, O BALESMEN wanted to ample 10 Whoicsaie an are the largest and on'y manufactures in our line in the world: liberal salary paid Adaress, CAN-DEX Mfg. Co. Savannah, n. WANTED. everywhere. hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, et no canvassing. good pay. Bun Advert ing Bureau, Chicago Box B. Bouh | FOR RENT—HOUSES. CLAIRVOYANTE. ! | |78 8 s St, ¢ rooms, $% Omaha Loua and Trust Co, 16th and Douglas Sts I MME GYLMER genuine paimist. 100 Doige | Sl 3 uth P, I rooms, Omahka Loan and Trust Douglas Sts hed or unfurnished, modern jocation, west. winter n rate. good girl will stav possession given at erences required. Address A 5 D-ix% Monroe & Co, “ter | Barker biock. - | BoUsEs wanted. | | SEVEN roome, modern. 1330 North For:‘sth street DM 13 'OR RENT. Pinkney et good cel $ per month Delione hote ‘allace, Brown bik I3 s-room cottage, 721 Inquire D._Mead jr lern house with barn n, will rent reaso ed or unfurnished. fly and_good refer- 3 3, Fee DM 1 FOR RENT—FURY | ETEAM heated rooms at The Thursign._ E—1% | WITH or without board =78 Harney. { E—iieg N2 | MODERN, ce location. 12 8. Bth 8t E— M + and ail in_good condition, | D—Mass's | a — - - - ~= | PROF. FLINT, natural clairveyant | your name. what you desire to kno questiong, test free today = 1707 St ELBCTRIC TREATMENT, FOoR RANCH AN LE<~REAL ESTATE. NON-RESIDENT on of before Nov lot. 394 Grand ELITE pariors. €15 8o MME ADAMS, magnetic treatment, 5 13th, room * g1 | MAE EDGAR, | MME. AMES, 1615 Howard. 34 figor, room L | Grace Reynolds, aseist T | l PERSONAL. | ; ¢orns and euperfiu. | DR. ROY, ehir by electrieity. R. i3, | U1 ous halr remov Frenger block. VIAVI, woman's way to bealth. 346 Bee bl), U—200 » TURKISH baths massage bat! electric baths, for iadies oniy: skil woman r.u-;n operalors. finest equipped baths in the ity. Renstrom Bath Company, 236 15 2% Bee Bidg. = RUPTURE cured: 8o kaife, 5o pain. no| danger. sent ¢ circulars. Empire Rup- | ture Cure, 882 N. Y. Life bidg o'{"“,?- 153 Kiibourn, Stiverton, Ore. three Fax- FOR EALE_ . Jarge iot Ty RE-Mow NOVEMBER 7, FURNITURE REPAIRING. RAILWAY TIME TABLES. (TR Route = 5 - th and Farn Office. 1 e ephoae M S Walkiin Uph. Wke 168 Ticket ir pianc_for §1%. Roses Ar Tel. 1915 - Linc: McCook Lincain, Denver, rado. Utah Call | e— DRESSMAKING. a cottages. 3. egren. 4th foor lnn“!’a‘l HOUSES, lots farms lands loans: a) is, Paxton bik. R EE HENRY B. PATNE, 01 xfrp 1 w0 fire 234 IFE. 25 13 Farnam RE—2% CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, BARGAINE' T-room house, and JM-foot frontage Sig% to car Mie; emstars OWner want T .09 property, well Jocated. will pay 12 per pnt net o purchase pelde. mo: ter bona. fof waie quck M J KENNARD & SON, 216-211 Brown Block. than government HERE is one of the best bargains in a email home in the city; 216 Larimore (Monmouth_Park), i-room house, w. payments: discount within_ & week. . W3 Brown Blk RE—™% LADIES jackets and talior made suits a tered, cléaned. repaired. M. Fogel X7 8.1 SEWING machines rented amd r-r.!'!fl' rent £ per month: supplies for all kinds of machines. The Singer Manufacturiag Co., 1620-162 Douglas St T!lepb‘o}m as | 580 Harney St E-MrT 100 FURNISHED or_unfurnished room, family. M2 €. 204 st E-Mad .iy:)i:;r.msu: parior and kit | ROOME, mod hen Bt LOR and kitchen. also one front room, for housekeeping. 516 N. rivate 56 FPRIVATE hospital for ladles before & da: ing confinement; bables adapted. 1% YOUR OLD SKIRT $Can be altered to look new and stylish b ng _one of our Dbrautiful FREN ACCORDION PLEATED FLOUNC oy kind complete fro | PERATION TS T Ene A ND T¥RTR TIONS FREE. Accordion and side pieat. | ing by the yard Send for circulars . 16th Doeg SPIA. 1721 Davenport St {ood bLoard, reasonable 530 sarney, —ae0—N12 5th M6%0 2 warm rooms, 1ates. The Pose, ,E:H-CE south room. The Prate, :u'! | | The Merr: am, good winter home. 3 & Dodge F— 184 ‘To RENT, 1 furnished, 2 unfurnished rooms or_will ‘furn: with board, in private Julet neighborhood, near Hanscom family Call 33 Woolworth Ave. | park " NEWLY furnished steam-heated room: 2315 Doug’as. F-M2% DI | DESTRABLE rooms with board: steim reference 32 N isth. FoMas & | FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS. | ¢ UNFURNISHED rooms, 1716 N ith, G-23 ™ UNFURNISHED, for housekeeping, 284 St Mary's ave. G- FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. PRIVATE home before and during c ment. bables adopted. Mrs. Bur Burdette. SEWING in private families. €3 N. &th U—2e4-N1i* FOR SALE. farm, fL0 Address B 21, Bee RE—1 C.F. HARRISON, BARGAINS. 8 X ¥ L. RE—38 Niw LAND. C B Burrows, N RE—400 Dec. % FOR SALE or trade. 8 fine produ farms and 10 fine stock ranches in east ebraska for sale cheap and on easy rms. some of which can be traded for merchandise, hardware, furaiture. imple- ments, horses and cattle. For particalars address George W. Hution (oleridge, ed. RE—M3¥ N3 FOR ONE week, good east front ot 3tk st, Omaha View. Make offer. Must seil G. G. Wallace, 213 Brown bik. RE—® —_— MEDIC AL LADIES out of heal'h find prompt relier Box 2, Omaha, Neb. Confident PLEATING and skirts, all kinds: butto made to match. Omaha Pleating Co. 1524 Douglas. v—% CHILDREN boarded or adopted._ 813 N street. T—MTE N3 LIEBEN. theatrical, masquerade costumer, | WIS Farnam 284 -_— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western lowa farms at § per cent borrowers can | pay $100 or any multiple: any icterest ate; no_delay. Brennan-Love Co., W% Eo 'th St, Omaha, Neb. W Z MONET to lcan on improved Omaha rea! | estace. Brennan-Love Co., 39 8o 1en | v —2vs $1.000 and upward to loan on improved roperty and farms. Farnam Smith 0., Farnam. W25 | LADIES. 1 positively guara Beal, mever failing {emale reguiator. will obstindie cases of delayed periods in § bours; sent secure from ob- servation. §1 Dr. Annle Fowler, 35 South 14th st St Louis. Mo. M58 Nw GONOVA is a Frencl aeatmen. (o ma e and female for the positive cure of Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Unnatural Discharges. nfammations, Irritations and Uiceratior the micous membranes. An interna remedy with injection combined, war- gmtnd o cure wers: casee D one week e or ° for nt mny- Where o receipt of price.The K1dd Drag T Eigin NIl American Offce. retai wholesale. Myers-Dilion Drug Co.. Oma M A_Diilon. Routh Davis Drug Co.. Council Bluff of rubber goods relieve m. WANTED-—-C o4 bonds and warrants. George & Company, 1601 Farnam_street. 210 MONEY in any amount at §. . § per cent. | J.'W. ROBBINS & CO., 1802 F. NAM €T | W1 FOR RENT, store in first_class location rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor, Bee bldg. I—266 WANTED. representatives; good positions for responsible persons, men or women a salary of $10 a week guaranteed:. vou cen make much more if you are capabl send two references Add Dept Woman's Home Companion, Sprinedeld, Ohio. B-Mass T ;.\57ED—G\KLéfiiZN The }awks ry_Co., * fiinaakee Wi B-M47T 13 BALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; big wages ™ hustlers: no experience neces- ®ary sh weekly. Write Western ursery Company, Dept. K. Lawrence, B—Miss De* WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, 20 girls 1334 Dodge. Tel £ Cc—i7 a0 0 WANTED, ladies to learn hairdressing. ‘manicuring and face treatment: only fo weeks required, one year prenticeship saved; we are especially anxious to get enough stadents now to Al the demand for graduates: busy scason now: $12 10 815 weekly when competent: special in- Aucements this month: complete 0utat of tools premented. Call or write today Moler College, 1623 Farpam St. Roem 1§ G ™ girls wanted Canadian office, 3822 Doy (= D. | | FOR RE: by The Bee at 91§ Farnam street. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room. This will be rented very reasonabl interested apply at once to C. C. water. secretary. room 10, Bee Bufling AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS—Article of absolute necessity in every building; po competition: big pro- fits; exclasive vights fallure impocsibie. Agency Dept., B2, I William St. N. Y. J-M25 N1 AGENTS wanted, steady employment. $5 to $10 a day easily. Call or immedi- ately. Brilliant Gas Lamp Co.. € State, Chicago. J—Miss ™ NT, the building formerly occupled | Hose. | | { | { MONETY o loan on farm and city property lowest ratea. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam. W22 MONEY to loan at § and 5% per cent on Omaha property. W. B. My 1:,&1“9 1zswn 1 PRIVATE money. § 854 § per cent; no d¢ lay. Garvin Broa, 1613 Farnam. W—2M WANTED—City and farm loans: also bonds R C. Peters & - e PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Dosgias FIVE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton biock -217 NET to loan on first-class imePoved city | perty of for buiiding purposes. Knox Co, New Yerk Life. W Sherwood, PRIVATE money to loan. J H % N. Y. Life W29 M WANTED=TO RENT. WANTED, to rent, about # roc 4 & buliding containing suitable for a Europe hotel and lodging house. Address Roum [ N Y. Life bldg. Must be moderate. Central Hotel Co. K—M32 ¥ | PACIFIC Storage a4 Warehouse Co., 81 i 914 Jones, genera! storage and lar'lrdll? WANTED, neat. competent nurse girl Mra. R C. Pelers, 146 Georgia Ave. C—a-7 WANTED, woman for general housework. W 2‘ over 3 years of age o » WANTED, ladies 10 learn hairdressiog, manicuring or barber {rade. Half rate this week. Call or write for partioulars Moler's Barber and Hairdressing College, Creighton Biock, Omaha. C—M3% 7 AGENTS wanted for Halleck's extracts: permanent. profitable, easy work: refer. ences required The Abilene Drug Co., Abllene, Kansas. — WANTED. waiet and wages. Mrs. Mercer, skirtmakers, good Crosby Bros. To- C—MH7 14* Blake, LN 8 3nh ave Om. Vana Stor. Co., 1511% Farn. Tels. 1538-% | —15 | | WANTED-TO BUY. | ALL kinds of household gnods, hotels. ete., in large and small quantities. Chicago Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tel 230 > N—187 | HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown bik. N WILL purchase & limited number of Omaha Savings bank accounts. Brennan- Love Co., So N—188 WANTED to buy, $100 of Omaha Savi bank accounts for cash Address A 16 Bee office. NS WANTED TO BUY, & small static elec- trical machine. i once. stating price, B 36 Bee. N-——481-8 C— M50 COMPETENT girl for general housewori. L d Hth ave. C- M IF want houses well rented place im with Beaaws & Co. et LWAYS movh H H ‘w. Blin Plnl"nA. st s. el 1559 Pianos. or S D—-17% FOR SALE-FURNITURE. 1 | 3150 TO TLOAN on real estate; call at once. JOHNSON Insritute, £15 N. Y. L Bidg; Tel 1064 Alice Johason. D. O. lagice dept Gia £ Jonsson, Osfecrathist, Mt M. E. DONOHUE. D. 0., of Su #chool Kirksville, Mo. 6M Paxton Blk 3 | FAYETTE COLE, D. O.Mmu::{?k:d“ rected Ne* M McMURBAY. D 0. Mrs.J. R Ma- D. 0., sulte 536-38 Bée Biig —l5u N1 LoST. sh_setter dog. biack ®pot on back, black head and cars-with white over nose-ticked. Also Irish setter og color red. answers to the name of Spor! Return to Fred S. Goodrich, U8 SNt St and receive reward. Lowt—7s" BROWN pocketbook at Burlington statio Monday morning. contains key. cards money. Reward if returned to Bee office. Lost—4%2-6 MUSICAL. M. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 Brown block. W MG MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON | ianos, horses, cows, ete. Yoa | e perty. SALARY LOANS to people permanenty employed on_their own rames, without endorser or mortgags We loan from $10 up. We charge nothing for imaking papers and we keep nothing out of the amount you ask for. You rniture, o keep may y the money in one month or take 2, 8, 4 5,6 months or more in which | to repay it. Our rates are as low as th- | lowest. our business is conidential and | we al¥arys try to please. | OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O Established 192 368, 0th St X—220 | MONEY MONEY | LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. | No_endorser of mortgage required. LOWEST RATES. EASY PATMENTS and R COXFIDENTIAL. OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 8%, Fith Floor. New York Lite Blag — AMERICAN LOAN COMPANT will pay off your SALARY ASSIGNMENTS And all other debts. A stead: ition that is required. EASIER TERMS AND | LOWER CHARGES THAN ANY OTHER LOAN COMPANY. Call and have a grivale {alk with us. ~ROOM ey BEE GILDING. X—ex FURNITURE, carpets, house, located blocks from postoffice; very reasonabile rent; suitable for parties wishing to keep roomers. 1t will this. Address B r?as;.)'ou ”O‘-nmg“ FOR SALE—HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC. ete., of 13-room HOUSES for rent in all parts of the city. Brennan-Love Co., 3% So. 15th St NEW and 3MH. vebicles at marked down prices. Harry Frost, 4t & Leavenworis 189 HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton block D—im CHAB. E. WILLIAMSON, 138 Farnam. D-174 FOR SALE. a horse and buggy quire at 25 St Mary's Ave ehll,-_% 1n. FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT, house § rooms, § W._ Cor. Park ave and Leavenworth Modern sx- cept furnace Key at cotiage in .B._;- SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 60l N. Y. LIFE Do FHOUSES, ete. . D. Wead 154 Dougia D1 modern, ta TRUST Co. & Douglas Sts D17 BE WILLIAM St 8 rooma, city -;{-,_ Fy y St., 3 rooms er §i on oun and Trust Co. 1.!3_:714 ) NDON Court, 10 rooms, e fondicion: rent $48 0 OMAHA LOAX & @2 Franklin strest, % Miltary ave., rooms, modern. and barn. $20.00 8 E Ccorner Sith and Lodge streets, § rooms. $18.08. M35 South 16th street, stere room. good io- cation, on South Omaha car line, §i5 0. B scres south of Jetters Brewery. good use an and best location na "Omabe ‘acd Sobth Omaba for & gariser and pouitry farm, GEORGE AND<OMPANY, 160 Farnam St DM 7 FOR RENT, new brick cottage. cor. 3th and Obss st § rooms and per month. Eila A. Ittner, N, I7th st ROOM house. 21th and Farnam Sts_ all g -4 Cul_"mw»:ll PR AT e S SR . SR nd flats. Bk HOUSES e Ringwalt, Mg_“’ R e e T e attic, 33 FINE Vose upright plano at great sacrifice. party leaving city. Address Y 36 Dee office. Q18T N3 {HARD and soft foundation piling: hog fences wnd cribbing. %01 Douglas. Q-1 | SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1116 Farnam. o -9 t b BAFES,; buy, sell, ex ge. Schwartz, 114 8013, Q—ise DON'T miss the opportunity to inspect our stock = We cirry the largest asd mosy complete Mr. 2dhand stoves In city? prices low. Don't forget the piace Entéerprise Furniture Co. M4 8o litn FOR €ALE, 1 10-H. P. Hoffman & Billings c engine in condition. Call or <y of Blag Co. in best part of city. §/ MONEY loaned salarted people hol % anent position With Tesponeibie coniern upon their own names without secar easy payments. Tolman, 18 N. Y. L B X223 MONEY loaned on furniture diamonds watches, paymenis confidential Omaha Chattel Loan Bank, 220 S lith, apstains —20¢ LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE. No mortgage or publicity. Papers free. | LOWEST RATES. EASIEST PAYMENTS RE. R. R employes receive time to suit convenience. Loans of other com- nies taken up. RELIABLE CREDIT . Room 33, Paxton Block X227 FREE scholarships to nlano studenta. Eraum, %0 Ramge Bik JUNK B.&M. junk house, J. Mfder, Proj in ali_metals, hotties, etc. Carloads a specialty. 801-508 Farnam, Omaha. Tel 2378 55 HORSES WINTERED. | w | HORSES wintered at Omaha Drl\'!ny rk. | HORSES wintered. # per month J Phelps, 37 N. Y. Life d'dg. 'Phope 1034 | M2 D2 p 1} R FACTOR' Damaged looking glasses resiivered. ':u_; 186 4 RDS AND TAXIDERMY. ETOCK'S Bird BStore. 1608 l‘l"fl"l‘!’t —_— PLAIN SEWING. WANTED, plain sewing. 1088 8 st 32 7% N2 DANCING SCHOOL. NEW classes for beginners are forming this week at Morand's, Creighton h soms dally: assem for terms, always open. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. X C. VAN BANT'S Bebool. 77 N. Y. Lite —240 BOYLES College, court reporter principal Bee Eldg. -3 ERASKA Business lege. Boyd's Theater GREGG Shorthand Om. C. Col. 36 & Doug. | ACCORDION PLBATING. MONEY loaned on planos_furniture. Jew- eiry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed 2158 13 =) MONEY loaned on pianos. onds. watches, privately. Berger s Loan Co., 154 Farmam Bt. upetairs. = X—28 BALARY_LOANS. CHATTEL LOA> WTATLOE. 2is Firs MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, horses, cows, jewelry. Duff Green, R §, Barke BUSINESS CHANCES. 150 CASH or easy payments buys % girictly lawful (nicke!) siot machines for @rinks, cigars or cash: will earn §2 weekly esch. Earl. Clark & Co. ture Manufacturers, Chicago, in Y- WRITE for catalogue of trusses. support- | ers. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Q_qu FOR SALE—First-class restaurant in Fre- mont, Neb. Address, J. R. Hoover. Y109 COMPLETE plate glass store front for sale very cheap. Omaba Bicycle Co 23 N 6ih st Q—M5§ 11 I _WANT to buy an established lumber business: state your terms. Address B 10, Bee Office. | Y—-Mn2 | GOOD cook stove. 3T Woolworth ave., upper foor Qo Mz SCELLASEOUS. | NOTICE. country dealers. 3ahand and stoves at lowest prices, car fesi. " Chlcaipo Plrnivire T THeH Hodg” CLAITRVOYANTS. ITZ. clairvoyant. 119 North tn MRS. FR ¥ ture lois or Gncl)fcinr stock and fxtures: self-supporting business, best location in Omaba. Mo % CASH will purchase & one-eighth in- terest in 4 valuable Invention. money is Deeded to perfect patents. Addrees Oliver A. Hall, car: Mercha holQ‘], Omaha res for sale at common- | "7 Florence Boulevard tian fat & e E reiiable Tieler ane Fees. e, ACCORDION and side plea best, quickest. Mra. A terson’ Blk., 17th and® Farnam Sta. 436 2. LANGUAGES. | CHATELAIN School of Languages, B vd's theater, will reopen Monday, l?mem;;' W —Midi ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC. L. C. Sharp—Mach. Wks.; motors, dm'fi‘;‘- —————————— STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. ED. Julia Vaughn, 4% Ramge Bldg — e CARPENTERS AND JOBSERS. ALL kingds of Promptiy att and Lake Sts TICKET BROKER. periter work and repairing ed to. 3. T. Ochiltree, Jth —70 CUT rate tickets everywhere. bin, 156 Farnam. Telephone 7. 4 tate. | g TAILORING. HIGH class talloring. moderate prices. latest Gesigns. 8 J. Hroderick, 1617 Farnam Steam Laundrs . 1780 Leavenworth. Tel i PAWSBROKERS. GLE Loan Office. reliable. socommodat- . all Business confidential 1901 Douglas NS, H Marowits; low rates. 48 N 6 STk, Nebraska | cheapest. | Mark, § Pat- | shirts. %c; collars, | nia a2 Lincoln & Blask Hille Montana. Puget 8ound Lincoln Fast Mail.... Denver Caioradoe, and California Bellevue, Pappio. Pacife Junction ES. Miss Sturdy. 518 & 3%6th st Nk DTS SUES & CO. Patent Lawyers Bee Bidg.. Omaha. Neb PatentBookFree " | IN FAMIL PATENTS CUARANTEED POSTOFFICE NOTICE. | W KANSAS CITT. ST seph & Counel “The Bur in (Sbould be read DAILY by all interested, | GA% changes may occur at any time.) | Foreign mails for the week ending Novem- | ber 0, 1, will close (PROMPTLY 1 cases) at the General Post Ofce as f lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier thas closing time sbown be- » ces Post Malls for Germany close 5 p. m Monday Transatl | WEDNESDAY—At T a m. § a m) for EUROPE, per Southampton (mall for directed “per . 8. St. Paul’) plementary 10:% & m.) er 5. 8. Teutonic, via Queenstown for ITALY, per s & Columbia, mast_be directed “per & at 10:% & m. for BE per 5. & Friesland (mall ircited_“per s. 8. Friesland”) REDAY-At 7 a m._ for FRANCE SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PO TUGAL. TURKEY, Ei T rd LORENZO aF0am abbpm 635 am m Telephone, ['Q: Tenh ana Miscn $is eephope. L o Laave arriva. Ticage Epe tal b, TS A T am a2038 ym hicagy vestdbuled Ex pm % Express.a #.30 am a7 pm atlp ) tor E JPE. per 8. 8. | via Plymouth, Cherbours | | 4% a_m. for EUROPE, a, via Queenstown: at § a. ALY. per 8. 's. Kaiser Wm. II must be directed “per & atfa m for NETH- per 8. s Rotterdam “per & 8. Rotter- for SCOTLAND, per mall must be directed “per uiney Route” —Ticket 105 Faroam S Tele- Artive. { | Cannon Ball e, s 66 pm & 63 am Yy Express ... Ga Kans t: d Quin R I A Tt tam s 9% m « Daily. LADIES, Cure ior WHITES, etc t regulator; send $1.00. Bex 36 Omaha, Neb. CHICAGO. ROCK ISL. Printed Matter, Commercial Papers At i Sampies for Germany only. The same ] or other parts of not be sent by this ship un- directed by her. | and Route” —City Ticke 3 e, B8 Farnam ireet. Telephone. 73, Depot, Tenth & Marey Sts. Telephone, 620, Leave Arrive b1I3 am & 810 am Des Moines and Dave Local ... o Express Ko Fast Express..a 3% pm 7 cull:l and r gh,fin & B0 am incoln, Coiorsdo Spee., Denver, Puebi and en- CGentral America, West Indies. ete. WEDNESDAY-At $3 am. tury 3 fof CENTRAL AMERICA C g0.......8 7 (except Costa Rica) SC & Texas Flyera § { - iy b Dally except Sunday. . o~ s { (supplemen- | Northwesters ~ General Offices. States National le™) 2 a m. for JAMAIC. Admiral Sampsor % & m for Tweifta n | Ticket Omtice, 1401 Farnam St Telepbone, Depot, 15th and Webster Sts Tele: hone, 1458 Lea Arrive. lack’ HUL & 5:%0 pm €50 pm | . | atlp. m. (sup- | B P m) for NASSAT. N GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO, per = u Saratoga | FRIDAY—At 1 p_ m. for MEXICO, per = 8. | | Matanzas via Tampico (mail must be di- per s. & Matanzas™) | SATURDAY—At 10 &_m._ (supy % a m) E f d Norfolk, Verdigre aud Fremont . Lincoin, Fremont mont Local .. a Daily. b Dafly except Sunday. day only. d Dally except Dally except Monday. CHICAGO, ~ST. i & Raiway — “The North- western Line —General Nebraska Divie and W 8w City Ticket Omfice, Telephione, S Depot Leave. Arrive. 60 am & 930 pm &11110 am b 590 om. 10:% am bUOE am Sun- Saturday. plementa ISLAND. | CARTHA- Alene m. for PQRTO RICO, per s. s San Juan atida. m. ( Qgmentary 103 & m) for CURACAQ FENEZUELA.-per 8 s Hildur (muii 1. Savanilla and Carthagena msst be @i ' rected “per . 5. Hi at 1 a. m. for per 8. 8. Morro Castle, via Ha- rana: at 11 &. m. for YUCATAN, per £ % Hermann, via Progreso: at 1 p. m. for L. per 8. & Polycarp. p. m. for 8T. PIERRE- per steamer_ from Nor ter | 4 Jaruam St Lth and Webster Twin City Passenger. Gmiha Purirgen Sloux North- eust Nebraska.. ....... s Daily. b Daily except cmc'.:go‘ & NORTH- wes! n Rallway— “Toe Northwesters Lln::— City Ticket 1401 Farpam S 1 2:45 pm orth ce by steamer. close at | ¢ 83 p m. (commecting | Wecnesday azd | #'on, b to | © steamer, close at & Be'ize ¥ rail ta this office | 3 Cedar Rapids snd CuJ- ories and Guate- | cagw S a0 am | Bastern’ ial, Chi- t affice daily at - S M (connecting cioses here Mona u,,f“““.f;%u“ > S = for Belize, Paerto Cortez and Guatemala). | ¥ o oot -Gt Limited s 7:46 pm | Fast Mat Maiis for Costa Rica by rafl to Mobile o NA'® and thence by steamer. close &t this | QmARA-CHIcAgS Cedar Rapids Passenger Fastern Express. b 9:00 pm office dally at *2 p m. (comnecting close: s Dally. b Except Saturday. 8. W, Corner Twelfth here everr Tuesday **Registersd mail ” and Farmam Sts_ Tic closes at § p. m. previous day. | | Office. 191 Farnam £t Teie] pot. Tenth and Mason Sts. & " T { Mans S p. m. wp to iusive, for dispatch per Malls for Hawail Jap: 4 Fhiippine lsiande.’ 43 Francisco, close bere daily at 6:30 p. up to November ™. Inclusive. for ! patch per o u. Hong Kong Maru Maiis or “Australia (except West Australia which goes via Europe. and New Zealan 1 which goes via Ran Franciseo) and FIj! Islands, via Vancouver, close here daily at 6:90 p. m_up to November **10. inciu- ve, for diepatch per &. 8 Aorangl (sup. jementary mails, via Seattie. close at 3 p m ember *11). Matis for Aus- tralia (except West Australia). New Zea Jand, Hawail, Ffi and Samoan Tsian via San Francisco. close here daily at § 3 p. m after November *11 and up to No- Tember *o usive, or on day of ar- rival of s.s. Campamia. due at New York Novembei *2i. for dispatch per & & Blerra. Mails for China and Japan, via Yancouyer. close here datly at 63 p. m. up to November *I7. inelusive, for dis patch per s s. Empress of China (regis- tered mall must be directed “via Van- couver"). Na: CHICAGO, MILWAUKE: & 80 Panl Rallway-cits Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam Street, Telephone 24 De. Bl Tenih and Mason Teiephone, 6% | Chicage Limited Ex em ST La €M pm & | Chicage & Omans Ex. H = Dail. b Dally o [nwAsRE) b 7:35 am b 300 t Bunday, 0% WABASH _ RAILROAD - Ticket Office. 15 Farnam Btreet. Telephone 8. De- . Tenth and Marcy treets. Telephone, ¢ Leave Arrive Tranepacific maiis are forwarded to port of sailing da the schedule of closing is | arranged on the presumption of their un- interrupted overland transit. *Registered mall clos=s at § . m. previous dav CORNELITS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postoffice, New York. N. Y., November 2, 506 pm & 520 am B AAT Y S TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 6.—The steamer oufnber of Japadese fishing vessels bhas been seized by the Russian autborities for transgressing the Sisbing limite off Siberia. Nineteen boats and 165 men are kmown to bave been seized. Sixti-seven Japanese fishermen seized by the Russians last sum- mer for tresspassing in Bering sea claimed )N PACIFIC-“THE OVER land Route —General Oices E. Cor, Ninih acd Farnam Streets City Ticket Office, 121 Farnam Street. Te; ne, 26 Depot, Tenth and o St Telepbone, I]-fi‘ ave Arrive The Uveriand Limited a §:20 am & 7.5 pe | The ~ Chicago-Fortiand | Bpecial b The Fast Mai The Colorado Speci The Fast Mail Beatrice and trymsburg_Express..b 4:10 pm Pacific Express....a 435 pm ntie Express... 2 6:30 am land Local.... b 5:30 b $:30 b Daily except Sunday i ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rallrosd City Tieket Of- fice, 1412 Farnam Street. Telephone, 24 Depot, i Tenth and Marcy Streets. Leave. * Armve Chicag: ress . ld am a4 pm Ciicago Limined . 5:0 am the currests. Forty-nime of them bave arrived at Nargasaki, having been released trom prison. Sixteen are still detained in erian prison. s troops are pumhing the opera- tions against the insurgemt bands fn cem- tral Formosa. The comstruction of trunk Ume railroad through Formosa | proceeding rapidly | Bollermakers reads | EPRINGFIELD, Mass | strike cf the boilermakers employed at the Boston & Albany shops ia West Springfield - now threatens 1o spread to both ends of Clieage e g4 O Pm SEBim (p, pe Within twenty-four beurs it is | i Express .. b Twam by pm | expected ¢ m;:omm.:z:b:m.‘il.:; Minneapo and - ! paay’s shops in slon an: ¥y w =" t"‘“fifu','n;,' T4 pm 853 am | eg out, thus crippling the service of _"b 4:30 pm ©10:15 am | the rosd. This action is in comsequence of ® Datly except Sunday. | thie refusal of the railrosd oficials to hold MISSOURI FACIFIC RAIL. | & couference with Presidest Joha MeNeil road—General Offices and | of the Brotherhood of Boilermakers azd Tie Offices Buutheast | Iron Shipbuilders of America, who is Bow Corner 4th and Douglas | ¢ 8t Telephooe, 104 Deput, | iy, AN FPaion Station. ) special Train Wreeked. e e GREEN MOUNTAIN, Mich, Nov. 6— 3 pm | Spreading of the ralls wrecked a special 135 pm am 48 pm B12:35 pm £ pm | | & 1. Express a8 a20:00 am | torty- George Hall of Wilson, Mich., and seriously injuring Conductor Swaby of Escanaba and Engiaeer Tim Hogaa of Greeu Bay. lk“ e trom lth and ebeter Streets. Wt "% 18 pm e Srer 5 pm - b Dally exceps Sunday. ' Nel Weeirg | & Dadly —*The Great Rock I¢l- | Queen Adelaide brings Dews that & large | they were carried out of their course by | 2100 pm & 635 4m | ore train on the Northwestern road rumning | e miles an bour. killing Firemas | {RUSSIA ANSWERS GERMANY { Agrees to All Except the Third Olanse of Anglo-German Agreement. DENIES HAVING DESIGNS ON CHINA | Reserves Right te Act as Clream. nees Warrast if Other Powers Start Grab- bing G §T. PETERSBURG. Nov 6.—~The text of !the Russian reply to the Anglo-Germasn agreement sote is published. The first polat, providing for opes perts on the rivers of the Chinese littoral is favorably received, as it does mot alter existing treaties. The second polnt & all the mere ia Barmony with Russia’s intemtions, as the integrity of the Celestial empire is the fundameatal prisciple of Russias policy. As regards the possibility of a variation of this principle in the third article, Rus- sia refers to its note of May 23, and re- peats iis declaration that such variation would compel Russia to modify, as its | eircumstances might require, the attitude it bas takes |PRAISE AMERICAN SOLDIERS Reports of English Oficers Comtain Many Accounts of Their Bravery. LONDON, Nov. 6—The Gasette teday prinis Genéral Gazelee's diapatches to the secretary of state for India referriag to the operations for the rellef of Pekis and | Geaeral Dorward's report of the operations about Tien Tsin. General Gazelee, among If & dozen oficers mentioned for spectal | services in his report, inciudes two Amer- | fcans, who “gallamtly supported our Sight- qu line, viz., Major Quinton and Captata {4 R M. Taylor,” both of the Fourteemtd | Unlted States infantry. General Dorward's report contatss little | that is sew, bul relating to the work of the Sixth United States infantry after it bad suffered so heavily in the attack om Tiea Tsin, says “I would especially bring to notice the conduct of Major Jesse Lee during the retirement. Ia him the regiment possesscs aa oficer of exceptional merit. “Among many Instances of perso bravery during the action 1 would ee- pecially bring to motice the comfluct «f Captain Smedley D. Butler, United States marizes, o bringing a wounded man 1 | from the front under a beavy and sccurate fire. Butler was wounded while so doing and was himself carried out of the firing lize by Adjutant Leonard, who, I regret to say, was damgerously wounded in so doing. “Captain Lawion of the Fifth United States regiment brought me the mews of their condition usder a heavy fire. Whea returning and guidisg the reinforcements ©of bis regiment he was severely wounded.” |HOLD KRUGER AT PORT SAID { { Dutceh Cruiser Will Await Orders at 1 RAS JIBUTIL, Nov 6.—The Dutch cruiser | Geiderland, with ex-President Kruger on | board, which sailed from Lourenzo Mar- quez October 20, bas arrived bere. It has been directed to await lnstrucilons from The Hague at Port Sald with regard to | Mr. Kruger's landiog in Burope. The Gel- derland will stop bere three days. Mr. Kruger, who is ia excellent health, rejoiced greatly at the news of the recemt Boer successes He was found sitting o | deck with his legs wrapped in sheepskin. i “May théy fight without remission.” be exclaimed energetically, filling his pipe, | when informed of the successes of the | Boers. “That is what we ask.” Dr. Heymaos declared Mr. Kruger was going to Europe purely on a boliday. RAS JIBUTIL, Nov. 6.—Throughout the voyage Mr. Kruger's heaith, except for some trouble with his eyes, was excellemt. He will travel Incognito asd will oot land |uotil he reaches Europ: 'PRAISE FOR THE CANADIANS Lerd Roberts Mentions Acts of Con- spicuous Gallantry by Oficers. LONDON, Nov. 6.—Lord Roberts, in a dispaich dated Jobannesburg, November 5, reports to the war office as follows: “Smith-Dorrien states that Major Saun- ders and Captain Chalmers (of the Canadian Mounted Rifies) bebaved with great gal- lamtry in the action of November 2. Sauvnders rode out under a beavy fire to bring in a Borseiess non-commissioned off- cer. Saunders was wounded and his horse was killed and Chalmers went to his as- sistance. Saurders implored him to leave, but was refused, and the gallant Chalmers was, 1 grieve to say, killed. Lord Roberts as cabled to the war office that former President Steyn, im & speech to Delarey's burghers, October 23, said Mr. Kruger bad gome to Europe te ‘get intervention,” and that if he falled “the Transveal will be auctiomed of to the highest bidder. Germans Excite Swapicion. HONG KONG, Nov. 6.—The presemce of eleven guuboats &t Canton causes com- tinued speculation. The action of a Ger- man vessel reported to be souading in the vicialty of Homsa and Fat! has caused & rumor that the Germans intend to ebtain & concession, ewing to the Incressing trade and crowded condition of Shamen. Pope lssues an Address. ROME, Nov. 6.—The pope bas sddressed to the bishops an encyclical dated Novem- ber 1, o the Redeemer. The pontiff says be rejoices at the assemblage of Catholics | from all parts of the world in Rome during holy year, which, he adds, demonstrates that people are marching toward Christ the enate at Paris Opens. PARIS, Nov. 6.—The semate reopened its sessions at 2 o'clock this aftersoon. M. Fallieries, president of the Semate, who presided, pronouseed eulogies of the sena- tors who died during the summer vacation. The house then proceeded to formal bus- ipess Ereaking Up Dueling Habit. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.—A student the university, at Dorpat bas been sem- tenced to imprisonment for a term of | two years for baving killed & fellow student 12 & duel & year ago. The government bas virtually brokes up the German dueling association at this uaiversity, Tmproviag. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.—Accerding to private dispatcbes received here today typhus and other fevers are begimming to abate in the Russian army i Maschuria. — Railread Buys an Eatire Tewn. PEORIA, I, ter this city from Sterling, IlL, it will wipe the village of Potisto it with the exception of Sve. cupled by the town will be used by the rail- road for yards. The company bas also pur- | chased large lots ef property iz the | end of this eity, including the Standard dis tillery and other similar interests.