Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 1, 1900, Page 11

SPECIAL NOTIGES menta fo e colum wul e takem until u m. for evening edition and antli 830 p. = Bered check, dressed to & nambe: be delivered un present: cheek omly, WANTED=MAL WANTED, we have steady work for a few lw"l hustiors of good hibits and appear e. C.F. Adamy Co., 165 Howar BARBER trade taugh thoroughly in short time, catal and particulars ire Address Weelern Baroer Institute Umuhm Neb, WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to slgns, dlstribute efrciiars, eic VASINg: §00d piy; stamp for repy Globe: Afivardeing Burcau, Omana, BALESMEN vionted (o sell frult trees; big wiges to hu.tlers; no experlcice neces- sary;, cash weekly. Write \Western Nursery Company, Dept Kan, 1 B—M4OT Di* clothing Go d wolicitor. Apj 5.9% position to right party ANTED, expert take dictation direct arpam 8t sewriter operator D 7, Hee B—17 100 WANTED, for retal! Know; o $1 and a hard Flght man first-class local selling ag? artment stores, of corsets, selling from $i.00 dozen, must be energetic worker; fiberai commi sfon to Add Hox QW, Station A Worcester. Ma B--Mi22 1 WANTED, life insurance solicitors; vay. Hurtford Life, &0 Hee By uig 10 1% advertise or sell; Dullas, Texas. wtralght_salary oMo 6 A man to do canvassing in the Must have his own lorse. Wil pay salary and commission. Good wi 105 Competent man. | Tho Bee Pybllshing Omaha B34 MEN to “Trumph Co WANTED. country D, pressfeeder, one who can feed v eylinder and make ready on platen C. Deltch & Co., Sloux City, WANTED, experienced bookkeaper who fa 0 & stenographer; make appllca vour own handwriting, glring expert and Richarah, Hox B Mg , bright hustling man to tri in Nebraskn, with abllity to develop into manager; $§) monthly ‘to start and all expenses. Address Supt. Buckley 201 Pontlac Bldg., Chicago. B-M1* WANTED, men to learn barber trade; elght weeks required by cur advantage constant_practiee and cxpert instructiorn furnished students at our Chlcago, St Louls and Minneapolls colleges: can earn acolarship, btoard, tools and tragsporti- tion i desired; catalogue and purticuiacs free. Moler Barber College repres tive, 1623 Farnam st., Omaha, B— A TRAVELING man wanted to sell dirent trom the mill to country stores, a sile 1ine of Ary goods on commisston,” ( nut, Penn & Street, Phl‘adelphin, Pa B-MS; 59, Omaha 5 salesman in Omaha o manufacturer of WANTED, a resident to represent n Chici Jeather and rubber belting, and cngineers and mill supplies on commission. Addros with referenzes X 43, Lord & Thomas, Chi- cago. B-M3W0 1 WANTED—F 3 iris. 1624 Dodge: WANTED, 20 giris Dodge. Tl 70 STy RS - e wirls wanted. Ganadian office, xma:mun‘.- “mirl for i 8, 8ot everal hous AV COMPETEN' £ per week. girl for_general housework 1134 8. 30th ave. C—Md24 1 —Compotent second _ girl Apply at 428 soih st WANTE references. with FOR RENT-HOUSES. ¥ you want your houses well rented place them with Benawa & Co. D442 ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Planos. Office, 1511} Farnam 8t. Tel. 1569 or $63. D443 parts of the city. jo. 13th Bt Ditd HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block, HOUSES for rent In all Brennan-Love Co., 50 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1208 Farnam. SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, HOUSES, ete. ete. F. D. Wead, 1524 Dourlas. D448 246 LANDON Court, 10 rooms, modern, in fine condition; rent’ $45.00. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th & Douglas Sts. D449 Ringwalt, Barker Rlk. D450 FHOUSES and flats, $-ROOM house, 27th nnd Fnrnum Q| modern. all Call' 2606 Farnam or phone f88, D451 Brown bk D45 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, BARN, 2024 8t. Mary's Ave. FOR RENT. 12-room houss, heated with Ateam, modern convenlences, good barn Address C 49, Boe. D 40 NICHOLAS 8t 7 rooms. all modern: gmall stable. Apply H. M. Rogers. 924 N. Y. Lie, D—M350 FOR RENT, new brick cottage, cor. 20th and Ohlo St 6 rooms and large attie, $20 per month. Ella A. Tttner, 3802 N. 17th 8t. D65 #-ROOM modern flat, 261 l)uu“m M371 D1e NO. 4038 SEWARD STRERT, 8-room modern, oak finish on first floor, well bullt, pleasant house: good neighbor: hood: two blocks from car line. $20 0. C. OLSEN, 174 FARNAM STRERT. D-382-2 Inauire D—M395 ®ROOM cottage and 2102 Decatur St FLAT, & room 1219 8. 16th st., barn, $12 modern exoept furnace. $15,00. Ringwalt Barker bik D-Mi13 2905 8. 17TH ST, 6-room house, city water: barn; 81500 Omaha Loan and Trust (o, 16th and Douglas sts, DM COTTAGE, furnished or unfurnished; gas. plumbing and hot water heating r i with or Without barn. Apply 2016 Leavenworth sy Tel, 1235, § 1 D M426 1 FOR RENT, good 6-room house. 2421 Bim ney st. D—Mi23 2 DEH(RAHI E flat nf five raoms and one four rooms to small family 2504 Ples Bt D850 x-o]n RENT-Modorn eoftuge of 7 rooms: nice lawn; on Georgla Ave., near Pa C, JORN"W! ROBHINS, 100 WARNAM ™ 5 D516 FOR RENT, small 6-room cottage: furni- ture for sale and plano for fent Dewey ave. Call between 10 o, m _pm FIVE madtern Miami st. 2214 Lake st., 10-room modern houss 2124 N. ¥5th st, T-room modern house, ; 2414 8. 26th st 6-room flat, $10, 2423 Patrick ave. =room house, $10,60, 1039 8 20th st d-room hoise, §. 2% Clark st., 10-room house, $16. 2212 Clark st. -room house, $1. 3 20 Larimors ave., $-room hou 610 8. %4th at. Serdom hous 206 Wmmatt st om_h ll1 Parker at., T-room house MCAGE furnished rooms, first-clasy, omplete for housekeeping. D —M571 3 THE FOR RENT—HOU modern ex- good condition; very will vacant Dec, 1at Omaha Loan and Trusi Douglas_sts DMz 1504 N. 4TH 8T., d-room house cept furnace; In handy location; $25.00 per month Co., 16th and 16TH 8T just by hout; $12 rust Co., nice t-room cottage city en papered and painte Pog month, Omaha Loan 6th and Douglas sts D-—M410 _— FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, 1826 N wal throy, and & M heated rooms at The Thur HOUSEKEEPING, #6 up; ISHED rooms, hourd; private 9 Burt modern, with or with- family; reasonable 8t furnished rooms for und wite. Rent taken 17th THREE ing. man a1y N. he in_board F-3 NEWLY furnished rooms, modern; “desired. 2% Farpam. E board " it ROOMS, private family. 2101 Douglgs. B~ M3 7% reasonable; references re- Biufls M376 1 FOR RENT. furnished rooms team heat. gas, bath; quired. 73 Mynster street, Counci’ 1 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD GLEN 5 day. 16 Doug 455 46 'AIRN, transients,$1.2 UTOPIA, e 8t NICE rates 1721 Dave WArm rooms, reasonable good boa The R S0 Harne p—137 D12 “steam-heited rooms 'An.l 0 Disy NEWLY furnlshed Doigias, The Merriam, good wiater Bom ¢ & Dogel heated, Mi® HANDSOM I with board, front room. 1908 Capitol ave. 615 8, . steam ! ELITE parlors, 16th, secd THE PRATT, desirable rooms, 212 8 POt RENT=UNFURN FRONT 1009 Le HED ROOWS. rooms foy lght housekeeping wworth: 8t, G 793 TWO front rooms for light housekeeping. 1099 Leavenworth 8t, G381 2% FOR R rent b, NT. siore In first_class lo reasonable, Apply R. C. Peters & ., Kround floor, Bee Bidg: 1-2 FOR RENT, the bulding formerly occupled by The Bee at 916 Farnam street. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly “ased us The Bee press room This will be rented very reasonably If Interested apply at once to C. . Rose- wate cretary, room 100, Bee Bullding. Continental hlock desirable office and for physiclan, Wil ar- to suit OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO,, 16th & Touglas Sts, 1837 LARGI: double room ir made into very on_room 24th and Grace re and basemept, Holbrook, Brown block. 1 W, AGENTS WANTED, WANTED-With _a supply of Hayes' metallic rubber tires for rocking chairs you can make §100 per month profit, fddress . C. Hayes, 416 . Locust st Des Molnes, la. J—MG3 2 '8 on salary or commission; ‘atest agents’ seller ever produced every user of pen and Ink buys it on SIGAL; 20 to 500 per cent profit; one pgent y anted to $620 in six days; an- *in two hours. Monroe Mfg: Co, i Crosse, Wis. J=Mo62 GUARANTEE €0, arantecs - identity tran ns, false arrest, accident ar death: device patented; is ‘mexpensiy slmple and absolutely relinbie; agents ‘wanted for ‘Om@ha and all. Nebraska o ne Towa towns; Food with “othur bubtnessf. ommisslons’ Iberal. Kor pureiculem: ads dress the ‘goreral agency/ Omaha, Neb. 'WE PAY the other X 16, IDEN Penn. v Plttaburs, in_tinanclul M08 ol Ttraliy 10 pall cigare t0 consumers or trade; 1o axperience mecess sary. M. WFensterstock, 123 E. VanBu t., Chicigo. - J—M536 WANTED=TO RENT. 5 WANTED—Room and board for couple and baby; convenient (o Soath Omaha, D1, i a0 STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 012- 814 Jones, general storage and h»rwurdgg. — , 1611% Farn. OM. Van Stor Co Tels, 153 STORAGE and forwarding. Expressman’s Dellvery Co., 24 N. 10t Tel. 1185, WANTED=TO BUY, ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc., ) Jarge and amall quintities. 'CHicags Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tol. 200, — 61 HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown Blk, N—is2 WILL purchase a _limited number of Omaha Savings bank accounts. Brennan. Love Co., 300 So. 13th. N8 WANTED 0 buy, $1000 of bank accounts for cash. Ree office. WHO has a blacksmithing cheap? Address, stating and how much you want, allaway, Neb. ) Omaha Savines Address A 15, N--Ms business to sell what you have Lock Hox 456, N--M429 6% FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FOR BALE, furniture of 6-room house, in- cluding range, new base burner and gas Stove. . Address H, care Bee office, Sonth Omalia. O-18 5 FOR SALE—HORSES, VBHICLES, ETC, and_repair_vehlcles, all kinds. carriage works, 14th and li»l\ & team, full-blooded Hamllton- welght, 1050 each. schka, Arcade Hotel, E~MISOELLANEOUS, HARD and soft foundation “pillng; fences and cribbing, 91 Douglas, “Deright, 2DHAND safe cheap. 1110 Farnam ) 38; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So xz 9 FOR SALE, 1 10-H. P. Hoffman & Biliines Corllss engine In wood eondition. Call or tddress Sec'y of Bee Bldg. Co Qi WRITE for catalogue of trusses sunport- ers. Sherman & McConnali Drug Co.Omaka Q108 overcoat, rot will take 80 Tn- Q—M436 1 FOR SALE, No. 8 Remington typewritor, in use only three months. This machine is in first-class eonditfon, Call 415 City hall. QM4 2¢ —_— MISCELLANEOUS, SA FOR_SALE. fur coonskin worn much, cost $40; quire 1630 Park nve. NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furnitura and stoves at lowest prices, car oad 1o /s o less, Chicago Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodye. R—45 FOR RENT, 78 acres, £ miles west of South Omaha, giod dalry “farm; also 20 weres good gardenlng land in Edst Omaha. W Homan, Rooms 8 and 10, Frenger hlock WANTED—Wa have customers for 200 shares South Omahu Stock \um:"("‘:' stock. st your offerings with us Payne-Knox Company, Mal; York Life Bidg. ' 4 T CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clairvc ant. 819 Nort MME.GLYMER genutne palmist v TREAT N. 1ith Bt " ELECTRIC MAE EDGAR, 817 flat B T-4% D17 40!‘. Box 798|~ PERSONAL, DR ROY, ohlropodist; corns & superfinous hair removed by electricity. R. i3, Ft zer Dik VIAVI, womaw's way to health, 546 TURKISH baths, massage baths, eclectrio baths, for iadfes oniy; skilied women massage operators; finest squipped batha in the city. Renstrom Bath Company, Room 216 10 220 Bee Blig Ut LIEBEN, (heatrical, masqueradé costumer. 1018 Farnam. ! I PRIVATE home before and during confine- ment; bables adopted. Mrs. Burget Burdotte, 1 PRIVATE ho ing confinement; tal for ladies before & dur- bables adopied, 1138 N, 17 U7 PLEATING and skirt made to match. Omaha 1524 Douglas. SEWING machines ronted rent $2 per month; supplies for all kinds of machines. ‘The Singer Manufacturing Co., 1514 Douglas St. Telephone 418 U418 all kinds; buttons Pleating Co., U—480 and repaired; LADIES' jackets and tailor made suits nl- tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel, 307 8. 17, L& —4\] CALENDARS. Burkley Printing Co 3 U-M129 D20 tin,eheet copper the_city. St work, zinc and place in 2822 Farnam 1 FURNACE work, STOVE fron, galvanized iron, work cheapest Bavage's Tin Shop, MONEY TO LOAN=REAL ESTATE. T.OANS on eastern Nebraska and western lowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can pdy $100 “or any multiple; any Interest date; no delay. Brennan‘Love 309 Bo. 13th 8t nmuhn Neb, W2 MoNpy estate, to loan on Improved Omaha real Brennan-Love Co., 9 8o, 13th Wo4s1 $1,000 and upward to loan on improved oy property and iarms, W, Farnam Smith Co., 13 Farnam W1 WANTED-Clty loans, bonds and warrants orge & Company, 1601 Farnam street MONEY W in any amount at ROBEBI MONEY to loan on farm and city property lowest rates. O. F, Davis Co., 1665 Farnam WK MONEY to loan at Omaha property er cont 401 8 W8 5 and 6l W. B. Melkle, money, 5, big, 6 per cent Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam, no de- lay. W 459 WANTED—City and farm loans: also bor and warrants, R, C. Peters & Co., 170 Farnam 8t., Bee Bldg. W-190 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 “...A’g:l.m FIVE per cent moncy. Bemls, Paxton Vock. W92 Tass improved city Payne- W03 JH thrwuml W MONEY to loan on firat-c property or for buflding purpose Knox Co., New York Life. PRIVATE mone: 39 N. Y. Life, $1.60 TO LOAN on real est M. J. Kennard & Son, 31 to loan teicall at once 1 Brown block B, bloc! M TO LOAN on fmproved Omaha tate. Address C (2, Bee, WM e e e e e e . MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. DO_YOU WANT MONEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, OR FOR ANY PURPOSE WHATEVER? SALARY LOANS 5 To employes upon thelr plain notes. No mortgage or security required. No pub- licity or endorser necessary. = Your em- ployer need nover know. Rebate allowed when loan is pald before due. Your friends, elatives or nelghbors will never know! allroad employes, clerks, machinists, etc., eto., receive prompt service TO SUIT THER ' PART R NEEDS. Our office very private. 1f you owe several amall Dills why not orrew enolgh to nay d owe 16 ofig place, where you can pa: l Bult, your. conve lem.l:" Every $1 puij 1 loar reducky You miuy ‘have PRGNy a3 1ong &4 You wish, oF we Wil Are range ft 6o you can split it up in equal weekly, semi-monthly or monthly pay- ments. Each amount so pald pays off a part of loan and charges. When last puy- ment is mude you are out of debt. THIE LARGEST AND RESPONSIBLE COM- PANY IN OMAHA. Open Saturday even- ings until § o'cloc RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 303 Paxton Block. X—Miv2 THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN (Established 1802,) Wiil make you a loan on furniture, pianos, live stock, etc. You keep the property. Or If you have a permanent position we will make you a SALARY LOAN without Indorser or mortgage. We loan from $10 up. You can get the money in u tew hours after making application and vou may pay It back in 4,6 or 6 months. Inim Tower Tats K 18 a chance We Other , but all we to make comparisons. charge nothing for papers or filing and we glve you the full amount of the loan in cash.” We are the oldest and largest loan company in Omaha. Our motto 18 “'to try lease." 306 South ot 8t Co. top 'elephone 2205, 195 MONEY MONEY 3D SALARIED PEOPLE. No endorser of mortgage required 38T RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and BTRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 526, Fifth Floor, New York Life Bldz, X—40) . — AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY will pay off your BALARY ASSIGNMENTS And all other debts. A steady position all that 1s required. EASIER MS AN P ARG RS THAN ANY OTH LOAN COMPANY. Cal! ‘and _hav private talk with us. ROOM 601, UILDING. MONEY loaned salaried people holding per- manent position with respons'b e concarn Upon thelr own names without securd y: easy payments, Tolman, 706 N. "MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Planos, Diamonds, Watches, etc, Privately_on piyments No charze papers, BERGER'S LOAN CO., 1604 Far: nam street, upstairs, X508 MONEY loaned on fano, furniture. fow- elry, horses, cows, ef c. C. F, Reed, 219 8, 13, X504 EL LOANS. | at. Bank Bldg X505 MONHY loaned on planos, furniture, horso cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Hur,léers' 3 % LOANS TO SALARIED PROPLE with ‘partial pavments on note; no mort- gage or security: ahentutely confidential POSITIVELY LOWFST RATIS: Taqr other compantes taken up. Reom 168, Pax- ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT €0 X —— BUSINESS CHANCES, SALARY LOAN NS W TAYLOE, 2 160 CASH or easy payme lawful (nfekel) slot clgars or cash: will earn 82 and unw weekly each. Earl, Clark & (., Fuarni- ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111, iines for dri “good_steam flouring mit capacity’ 60 bbis i In a wood county. dress Cltizens' State Bank, Wis Y business n town a comnlete outfit Address B, 0 FOR_SALE, good meat i no compet'tisn; tv{ butchers’ equinment Box 219, Gibbon, Neb Y- M3 WANTED, partner with $1.50.00; druggdst, splerdid opening for nun pALLY Address D 10, Beo ! FOR SATE. blickemith buatness fn Onawa, Ta.; bullding, two sets tools; shon employs three men year round; price, £850,00; o1y terms. H. L. Craven, Onawa, In Y M423 1 FOR SALE, well established real estate and abstract business In good Nebraska county scat Only abstract _hook - vounty. Address D 9. Bee. WANTED—A man to do canvassing in the country, Must have his own horse. Wi pay salary and commission toa competent man, The Dee l'nmmmn; Co., Omaha. Y- R BALE, only newspaper n g town; two good presses, pie business. Address Box 701, F OMANA DAILY B n W0 TO 90 a proof money Karbach hotel territory o FOR SALE, only steam heat, portunity for cash, balance est. Address C BAKERY business, for lumbe Abstractor in_good sl Stant WILL trade lard ma FOR SALE LAND. C. B. 8 ACRES, acre. FOR SALE house, corner ot cation in west change for Chica man, Rooms § an WOPERTY bou ned: rents col Co., 314 8o HoUs Insurance. TWO lots, south f west of 26th, $500 cheage Tukey, FOR SALE cattages ton block. A pot, jth 8t Unlon Pacific McAllaster land CHAS. FOR quarter. City. Want_abot town. Box 6, Ni IMPROVED farms wel' i Washing sbout 1 well In anpelt, $4.700 cash, with opticn of m W. H i LADIES out of h Box 282, Omah RSONAL, Golde non Seal Louis, RUPTURE cured; danger; send 1¢ ture Cure, 932 Mc ern part st 1ots offered we Board of Trade cheap, SALE or exchange, ection land, 30 miles acres day's drive by 609 Bee Bldg. relleves in'3 hours; enufne without signature, ficdicine ' Co., ATURDAY INESS CHANCES, month selling brake attacnments to mechanics yne-tourth needed; no fakirs; at onc first-class Nebraska years' lease party | new patent positve ome R om Ms6l 14 va hotel In city oms It op two-thirds ith Withont fnter- , Om town; for sale right; 1 . W Neb. XUHANG ke, 618 8 REAL 9 miles from Omuha, The Byron Reed Co., 212 8 at a bargaln, 12-room mod 110x150 1 B0 I nd 10, Fren: nt and lected, 15th 8t 8, lots, farme, lands, I Temis, Paxton’ blk ront, on Ca each; SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N large 1o ovegren, 4 Inquire 141 RANCH AND FARM lands for e Radir ad_com mmiss Pacific Headquarters, Omaha WILLIAMSON, w it 40 ewcastle 1 haye on ' nproyed tea Do King part DICAL. lth Neb. Cor n Seal $1.00 an 1 Mc no knite, clreulars. N. Y. Life Bldg, of clty, erty on grade t of High Neb.; 1 furms’ in find pi naha o also have W jF brick ot fumber one planc, Lith 8t 7~ M2 ESTATE Burrows, Norfolk. Nebraskn. RE-40 D 45 pe 1ith 81 R C. F. HARRISON, nAmL\lx:lI o t, splendid lo- or, will ex- W.R. H zer bioek RE~M338 1 eold; _money 1., Johnoon RIE—102 119 also fire RE-51) onns; apitol avenue, no il hool. RE-511 Y. LIFF RE-S )t and three th floor Pax- RIE—-M46 INE enst front lot, 3 blocks south of de- 1 Vinton, RI--532-D7 pany A er, Union RE-514 1l tmproved west' Sloux good RE-M2 20 00d farms to have Towa m of Omaha RE I uglas, $14,000; t o per cent, tal pa Thomas, 1st Nat'l Bank ympt_rellef. (fidential, ~b18 nale Regulator d $2.00 boxes; Golden st., St rian M no pain, Empire Rup- Omahg. and female, _for remedy with ¥here on recelp Co., Elgin_ 11 wholesale. Myers. ._Eoods. J(liO o M. E. DONOQHUE, | B.&M. Junk house in all metals, b ACCORDION and best, quickest terson Bik., A C. VAN BANT'S Bee Bldg. NEB. Bus, Theater, GONOVA s a Frenct. Institute, 61 hnson, Johnson, Osteopathist, Mrs 17th and Farnam Sts, tha" post tan Dflld “Jr ‘A, Diiton. Routh O Co... Councll Blufts. TEOP !nv. N. Y. D. O, vreatment for malc tive cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Unnatural Discharges Inflammations, Irritations and U ceratio of the mucous membranes. injectlon combined, ranted to c.ire worst cases in one week 83 per packige or 2 for $. t of price. A1 internal war Sent any- ‘The Kidd Drij Office, retail £ 0. Omuha Daviy Drug n- of rubb L Bldg; Tel ladics' dept.; Megr. 518 D. 0., of Still_school. sville, Mo, 604 Paxton BIK. UNK. Tel. 1347 619 J. Milder, Paop., dealers ptiles, ete. specialty. $01-503 Farnam, Omaha, Tel side ple At School. 1 Carloads a 2378 521 —_— ACCORDION PLEATING, & cheapest, fark, 9 Pat- TN, Y College, court reporter prin 3 Shorthand. Om. C. Col. & Bhorthand college. Boy 16 & Doug. JERSEY cow, 1 y and Burt, Los $ REWARD- Lost, tall, yellow head. st HORSE! Phelps, 207 N, Y. NEW clanses for thin week at Mc childrer. Wednesds wons dally; for terms; nlways TEL. 1831, Om. Uph. Wks. EAGL ing; all Business co LOANS, H, Marow AUTO! D your own ai parts, logue free; mentl STAMMERING CUR MIRROR Btore, 1521 Dodge, Reward If returned to Tuesday and Friday 8 p ussemblies M. 8. Walkin, 1618 Cap. LOS ear oll. R black and white Scotch collle 2115 green Retar wintered, $4 per month. Life bldg. beginners nd's Cr ay and Sat m Wed open, 211; onfidentlal MOBIL utomobile weparate or ussembled; upholster and use or sell at profit; eata. paper. Automoblle Supply Co., St n this DRESSMAKING, IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 8. 28th 8t to 1213 Louts, Return to f2d Lost—i98 30 up. Emmett St Lost-—-197 0% parrot, short *hicugo 08t MG 5° HORSES WINTERED, A ‘"Phone 1004, M--324 02 DANCING SCHOOL, aro forming elghton hal} urday; adults private les dnesdav; vall —M30) D1 FURNITURE REPAIRING, 1 Cuming St ave, PAWNBROKERS, 'E_Loan Office, rellable accommodat- 1301 Douglas. 528 low rates, 418 we make all you paint St. Lows Mo, —MB87 1* M-605 1 AND STUTTERING AcTOR Tel. 1315, Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg Y5 Damaged looking glasses restivered, 708 N 16, WE tune your plang for 3150, Rose's o DECE MBER 1, 1900 TICKET DROK TUT rat bin, 1906 ¥ BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY, ticikets everywhere. P. H ol rnam. Telephone 54, S0 STOCK'S 1608 Leavenworth. Bird Store CARPENTERS AND JORBERS, ALL Kinds of carpenter woik and repairing promptly attended to, J. T, Ochiltree, 20 1 and_Lake Sts, LAUNDRY, OMAHA 8 2c; cuft collars, Tel am | 1 undry; shirts, 4 0 Leavenworth MUSICAL. 31 echolarships to plano students. iraum, 63 Rarmge Blk PATENTS GUARANTE (8hould be read DAILY by all Interested, a8 changes may occur at any fime.) Forelgn malls for the week ending Decem- ber 1, 190, will close (PROMPTLY In all cascs) at the General Postoffice as fol- lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close o hour’ earlier than cl ing time phown b low. Parcels Post Mails for Gerfany close at§ p. m. Monday. Transatiantic M SATURDAY-At § a. m. for NETHER LANDS, per s «. Staatendam (mail must be directed “per . 8. Staatendam’): at 83 w. m. for EUROPE, per s & Cam- fana, via Queenstown;'at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND ‘direct, per 5. 8. Astoria (mall must be directed “per 8. 8. Astoria”); at 12 m. for DENMARK direct, per u. s Norge (mall must’ be directed “per 8. 8 Norge'); at 12 m, for AZORES, per . & Tartar Prince; at 12 m. for, ITALY, per 8 s Werra, Via Naples (mall must be directed “per s, . Werra"), *PRINTED MATTER, ETC.~This steamer takes Printed Matfer, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe vl not be sent by this ship un- lews spoclally directed by her After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Mails named above, ad- ditional supplementary mais are _opened on the plers of the "American. English, French and German steamers, ana emaln open until within Ten M the hour of salling of steamer. Malls for South and Central America, Went_ladies, ete, BATURDAY—At § a. m. for ARGENTINE | REPUBLIC, URL AY and PARA- GUAY, per s s Bellaura; at 10 a, m. (supplementary 10:3% a. m.) for PORTO R'CO la San Juan), VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per w». 8. Caracas (mall for Eavanilla and Carthagen must be di- rected “per s. s Caracas’); at 10 a. m (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTHAGENA, per s, 8. Altal (mall for Cout Rica must be directed “per s s Altal”); at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITL, per 8. 8. Alps, vin' Porto au Prince, Petit Goave nd Jeremie; at 11 a. m. for CUBA, per £ Mexico, via Havanas t1p. m for NORTHERN BRA- via Para, Maran- m IVITAS, GIBARA 8. Olinda (ordinary v«hhh must he speclally ad- per & 8. Olinda") onl dressed "y Mails for Newfoundiand, by rail to North Bydney. and thence by iteamer, clo daily at 8:30 p. m. (éonne » every Monday, nesday an Mafls for Mique'on. by rall to {hence by ‘steamer, close at daily 0 p. m. Mails for rail o Pore Tamph, o and steamer, close at this office’ daily at *7 a m ((he connecting closes are on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday;. Malls for Mexico' Clty, overiand, unless specially ad- dressed for ‘dispatch by steamer, close at this office dafly at 2:30 a. m. and 2:20 p. m. Malls for Be'lze, Puerto Cortez and Guate- mala, by rafll to New Orlcans and thence by steamer ,close at this office daily at #3 p. m. (connecting closes here Mond for Bellze, Paerto Cortez and Guatematd) Matls for Costa Riea, by rail to Moblle, Ala., and thence by steamer, close at this i ofci dafly at *#3 p.m. (connecting,closey here every Tuesday. **Reglstered s mah closes at & p. m. previous day. Saturday) Roston, “and this office Cuba, b; thence & Transpacific Matls, China and Japan, vla Van- couver, close here dafly at' 6:30 p. m up to Novembe inclusive, for dis: patch per s, 8. Emprese of China (regis- {5 be direcred “via Van- cou for Hawaif, via San Fra here dally up to Novem- ber *+28 at 6.30 p. m. for dispatch per s, s, Zealandla Malls for Papelt!, via San sco, close here dally up to Novem- 9 at v. m. for dispatch per s, tralla. Mafls for Hawall, China, Japan 1 Philipptie Tslands, via 8an Franciseo, close here dally at 630 r . up to De cember **1, inclusive. for dspatch per s. &, Nippon Maru. Mails for Australia (ex- cept West Australia), New Zealand, Fijt nd Bamoan lllundm clsco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m mber inclusive, for dispate ®. 5. Slerra. Malls for Australia (ex- West Australia, which goes via Eu. and New Zealand, which goes via ranclsco), and Fijl Tslands, via Van- here dally at 6:3 p. m. after up to December 8, in- for dlspatch per s. . Aorangl upplémentary mails, via Seattle, close at m. December '**5). Malls for I wall, China and Philippine Island Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6: m. up to December **9 {nclusive, dispatch per 5. 8. Rio de Janeiro, CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Fostmaste: Postoflice, New York, N. Y., November Malls for via San GOVERNMENT NOTICE. CHIEF QUARTERMASTE Neb.. November 19, 1900 —Seale proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual nditions, will be recelved at this office untll 2 o'clock p. m., central time, Decem- ber 3,'#%, for construction of a ward wing and “an addition for kitchen In connection with hospital at Fort Crook, Neb.; also for heatng, plumbing and gas piping same. Full information furnished upon application to this office, or to the Quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb.,' where plans and specifications may be seen. Proposals to be marked Proposals for Addition to Hospital at Fort Crook, Neb.'" and addressed to the under- signed, F. H. HATHAV, ™ ¢ Q. M. N3 DI M —— » VBLES, FICE aha, RAILWAY 7113 MISSOURI PACIFIC RATL. road—General OM. and Ticket OfMces Southeast Corner th and Douglas §ts. Telephune, 14, Depot, Union Station. Leave. A Banies ow T am a 6:30 BT X presn. . a10:10 pm & 615 by Leave from 15th Webster Streets: v, gocal, via o 3. g Water........b pm a10:45 a; b Dally extevt Sunday. i Arrive, LVE o and a Dally CNION PACIFIC-THE OV land Route’'—General Offic, v Cor, Ninth ar.d Farnan B'reeta. City Ticket Office, ohrnam Street, Tolephor Repots Tenth and Mason ephone, Miavs Arrive a 8:20 am 'he Overland Limited & 7:90 pm The Chicago-Portland Frectal The Fast Mail The Mail and Express. Lall o'n. Tieairive and Siromsburg Expross The Pacific Express., The Atlantle Express. .. Grand Island Local Py i am 0 am pm 8 7:00 pm 125 pm adik b b12:30 pm a 6:50 am b 945 am b a pm pm 130 pm Sunday {LLINOIB CENTRAL Rallroad City Ticket Of- fice, 1402 Farnam Street, Telephone, 245 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Strects. Leave. Arrivi allil) am @ 4.0 pm Chicago Express ........all 1) & 746 pm @ 8§05 am fcago Limited Minneapolis press M|h|lelflr III\ Paul Limited ... T:46 pm rt Dodge Local from wunct’ Bluffs b 4:20 pm & Datly. b Daily except r.-mau» CHICAGO, M”‘“ AU 4 & Rt Paul Illl”\&n'»»’?‘l::ll\ Ticket Office, 160 Farnam Stl;\!t‘l’r rel]fl!hmll A4 De- pol ‘enth and Mase tréets, Telephone, %9 ..b 7:00 am b 9:40 & pm an; as Chicago Limited Ex. Chicako & Omaha F: BES mana I for MATAN- | Ha- | up | WAY TIME TABLES, BURLINGTON & M3 sourl River Rafiroad— “The Burlington Route = General Offices, N W. Corner Tenth and Farnim St | Hoket Qe 180 rnam St. Telephone, likton atation. "Tenth and Masor Telephone, 133 opain gy e t and Hastings s 810 am Bts. Lincoln. Lo aivar "¢l o o Fada. Utah Callfornia a 4:28 nm Lincoln & iz Hilla. 4 &0 pm Montana, Puget Sound. & §:00 pr Lincoln Fast Mail a 300 pm Denver Colerad lllld C. ll:nrhll Bellevue, Pappio. | Pacific Junction. all:60 am Pacific Junction A 1:00 pm Bo, Bend Lhulh\‘lle‘ . Plattsmout! ... 3.8 pm Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth 2% bm a Dally! b ex. Sunday. S KANSAS Buthnatoni fidiond— “Phe * murine: Houte - rm & 3:00 pm a 648 @l0.35 8646 nm all4d am @ 820 am [ a10:45 am b11:06 am a8:2 om CITY, 8T J ton Route” ' —Tleket OfMoe, Phane, o epot, T ne, epot, End" ‘Mawon St T Y ity D ..@ 020 am & b6 pm K:“::‘ ACII{ 2 . al0:15 pm a 6:15 am Louis Flyer for si “oneph and L. Loute..a 4.0 pm al1:15 am a Daly. ) CHICAGO, BURLINGTON { Quiney Ratiroad— e rlington Route—Ti Ofice.fo0z" Farnam “Bt, elephon ), Depot enth and Mason Sts Teiephone, 128 Leave. Arrive. nlfi 25 \m 7i46 am a 4% pm L8 bm Burhinaton DnIYIlEhI Chica Chicago U)cul Express. Ghicago 4 Limited ‘st Chicage Spe- i 0 am o pm 30 om 7.0 pm al a4 af SIOUX CITY, & PACIFIG Unit Natlornal Bank ¥ 8. W. Corner | and Farnam Sts, Office, 14l Farnam St. Telephone, 561 { pot. Tenth and Mason'Sts, ‘elephone, 629, Leave. Arriva €56 am al0:% pm 7:85 pm & 810 am 800 am & 3:50 pm | Twin Clty Exoresa.. | Twin City Limicea.. Bloux City Local. & Dafly rmwom' . BLKHORN Missourt awy Ratlron Northwester, — General Offces, ‘nited States Natlonal Bank Bidg, 8 W Cor. elttn and Far rmm Office, 1401 Farnam 8 | 61 Depot, 15th and Wel | pone, 1454 Leave. | Black’ Hille Deadwooe, Hot Springs 80100 pin Wyomin L.ll».f ana uuulul 4 g3 4100 pm “rior, flenfl'\m,b Wna wewarl 3:00 pin Norfoiks Verdigre “aud Frenunt . Lincoln, ~ Wahoo ' 'aid Fremont ...... b 7:30 am ..c 7:3) am Fremont Local a Dally. b Dafly except Sunday day “only. d Dally “except Dally except Monday. ‘Telephone, Sts Arrive, a5:00 pm ©5:00 pm b 6:00 pm b10:28 am b10:%5 am © Sun- Saturday. e CHICAGO & NORTH. western Rallway—"The Northwestern - Line” City Ticket Ofce, Farnam St. 861 Depot, MululL Le. eave. e \lsht Chicago Sne- Chicago Passeriger . .. Eustern Express, Des Moines. Marshulitown, Tfil. hone, Tenth and "Folepnan Arriva. 00 am a11:3) pm 4115 pm @ 4:05 pm 4:55 pm o 4:08 pm Ceaar apids una Ch- CBGU .iviiireuiiires . 410:58 am Eastern *Bpecial, " Chi- cago and Last.. Fasr Matl, Chicago 'to Omana Omaha-Chicago Limited.a 7:46 pm Fast Mail Cedar Raplds Punen(er Fustern Express. a Dally. b Bxcep -8 CHICAGO, PA Minieapolts Omani Railway — “The North- | ‘pestern Line"—General Nebraska _Divi- p 5th and \Webstor ' 8.’ Cily Ticket Office, 1401 arnam 8t Telephoite, b6l Lepot, Lith and Webster Sts. 1 ol Leave. Arrive. Sloux City & Noy east Nebraska. . & Dally. b Dally except 'undl' CHICAGO, HOFK 181~ and & Facltic Rallroad ="“The Great Roock [s]- d Route” —City Tick« Office, 1323 Farnam i}n.rm Helophone, 5. pot, Tenth & Marcy Bts. '-IP ephone, 62, ave. Arrive, EAST. and Daven- ey Gieaf Hunklslan d Des Moin ort Local Chicago Express ... Des Moines Local........a 4:20 pm C' ‘cago I'mll Express 5:00 pm Des Rock and’und Chicagos,. . Wi Lincoln, Colorado Spg Renver, Pueblo und est LR E Colorado, ' Oklahoma & o Texas Flyer... a Dally. a 7:2 am ‘b5 am a 520 pm a9 b Dally except Sunday. OMAHA & 8T. LOUIS RATL. road—Omaha, Kansus City & Eastern Rafiroad uiney Route”—Ticket ce. 1418 Farnam 8¢ phane, Depot, and Mnrcy Streets. phone, 629, Leave. Louts Cannon Ball Aring 1 *''a 5:06 pm City and ' Qilncy m &80 em a 7:0 am @ 9:00 pm 150 am 8t. Ex| —— WABASH RAILROAD — Ticket Office, 1416 Farnam Street. Telephone 822. Dz~ pot, Tenth and Marcy Btreets, Telephone, 6. Lei Arri; EW YOR GEMI-MONTHLY . FINE SHIPS SPLENDID SERVICE ALONG THE NORTIH SHOAE AVANS. MATANZAS, CARDENAS, SAGUA, CAl- BARIEN, NUEVITAS, GiBARA, BARACOA, soN STEAMSIHI rml:.n Wiliam 6 RAYMOND & W nion For 'I'lckets, and General Information of BILE BERVICE, epply Agent Mobile & Ohlo 3 ern Ry VOICES RAISED FOR VIADUCT « 25 A Stateroom Reservation the MO- to Ticket and South- tzens I ot Southwest Oma irous of Securing Structure on Any Terms, City Attorney W, J. Connell was walted upon yesterday by a committee from the Bouthwest Improvement club, which 1s anxious to have the proposed Twenty-fourth street viadnct constructed without delay. A meeting was arranged for today, when the committee will meet Mayor Moores and the clty attorney and decide what action sball be taken in the viaduct matter. Persons who own land adjolning the north approach to the proposed viaduct at one tmio agroed to waive all damages providing steel approaches be built, They falled to sign the walvers and now the improvement club {3 anxious to have the city follow Its original plan of permitting the rallroad to grade approaches to the bridge. Twenty-fourth street must be widened to make room for dirt approaches and persons owning adjoining property will seek dam- ages. The city, in Mr. Connell’s opinion, s responsible for any damage done. In case the Southwest Improvement club so advises, the city officials will oo doubt push an ordi- nance through for the condemnation of this ground and will order the railroad company to begin work at once. The delay has been caused by a desire on the part of the city to avold paying damages, but this geems to be impossible, um | A G645 am | 2 | nam ivl.l 101 | &84 am | 30 «5:30 pm | TAKE OUNCE OF PREVENTION Health Officials Use Every Precaution Against 8mallpox. SERIOUS EPIDEMIC SEEMED TG IMPEND Period of Contaglon Expires Withe s Heing Devel- The prevalence of smallpox in surround- ing districts has aroused the concern of tho city health department and every pre- caution {s belng taken to prevent the in- gress of the disease. A number of iso- lated patients have been cared for and in all cases the nelghborhoods are now ad- Judged sate through the prompt action of the oficials, The principal danger existed two weeks ago and the period of contagion has now expired. On November 14 J. Henry was taken with the discase fn an apartment house at 1823 Leavenworth strect. Many people who lived in the house had been exposed and the commissioner was afrald that other ases would develop, Mrs. Henry walted ou her husband for several days before the case was diagnosed. She was put under quaraatine, The house was thoroughly fumigated, all | the persons who had been exposed were | vaccinated and every precaution was taken to prevent the communication of the dis- ease. The time for infection has passed and no additional cases have developed. Henry Is supposed to have contracted the diseaso In an Towa rallroad camp. He hod the disease in a mild form and has not been dangerously sick since taken to the emergency hospital. J. J. Mullen has been sick with smallpox at 2203 Burdette street for more then a week. Al of his family is quarantined in the same house with the sick man and so far no member has shown any symptom of the disease. Mullen's mother Is caring for him and the remainder of the family fs in another portion of the house. Long's Nelghborhood is Safe. C. H. Long, who was removed to the emergency hospital last Sunday, had been sick for nearly a week before the case was brought to the attention of the health au- thorities. His home at 620 South Thir- teenth street was thoroughly disinfected The time for infection has passed and no cases have developed in that portion of the city, George Bauer and J. Robbins, who are now in the emergency hospital, were taken with smallpox while coming into Omaha on tho ratlroad. Both of the men realized that they had the disease and turned themselves over to the health authorities before expos- ing any Omahans to the disease unneces- sarily. Al of the hospital patients had very light cases of smallpox. The disease has been kept so well In chock that the health authoritles feel confident that there will be no epidemic if people will take steps to fortify themselves against it. “Some people seem to have the idea that having been vaccinated when they wero children they need have no fear of small- pox,” sald Dr. Victor H. Coffman. “It has been ghown beyond the shadow of a doubt that vaccinations in childhood do not al- ways make immunes of adults. All grown people in the city should be vaccinated again. It is better to be on the eafe side and every person in Omaha should have enough regard for public health to take this precaution.” +WITNESS GAMES OF CHANCE | Testimony Given Tending to Show Berlin's Proprictary Interest in Gambling Establishment. In the hearing of the case brought by the State against Richard Berlin the proseéu- tion progressed far enough at the morning session of Judge Vinsonhaler's court to amass a good deal of clrcumsiantial evi- dence tending to show that the defendant 1s guilty of the charge preferred against him—conducting a gambling louse. But among the dozen witnesses who told what they know about Berlin and his vocation there was rone who could say of his own knowledge that Berlin was proprietor of the gambling house supposed to be his. Stockton Heth, treasurer of the water company, and W, D. Davls, manager of the South Omaha Gas Supply company, Informed the court that the bills for water and gas for the bullding at 2408 N street, South Omaha, were paid in Berlin's name, but they were unable to swear that Berlin was pro- prietor of the place. Arthur Neal, a me- chanie, testified that he had seen a sign bearing Berlin's pame hanging in front of the bullding in question, and that he had been in the gambling rooms on the second floor of the building on several occasions. He had seen crap games in progress, also faro tables and roulette wheels with men around them engaged in playing. Berlin he had seen sitting in a high chair at ome of the tables, but he could not say that the man was the proprietor. Charles W. Sum- ner, another mechanic, saw Berlin dealing cards at one of the tables on different oc- casions, but regarding the proprietorship he was not Informed. Walter Grier testi- fled that he went inta the gambling rooms and eaw varlous gambling games being played. E. R. Cook substantiated the staterncnt, adding that a day later, when he went in company with Sheriff Power to ar- rest the gamblers and selzo the parapher- nalla, the rooms were empty and the tables end equipment hidden in out of the way places under piles of chairs. Berlin, he #ald, seemed to have a proprietary Interest in the furnishings of the room, he wi anxious lest some of the articles be broken in removing them. CHANGES IN REVENUE CIRCLES Number of Offic Other Fleldn—Garner Becomen Agent In ¢ There has been considerable shifting around in the intermal revenue offices at Omaha during the present weck. Captain G. H. Wheelock, who for several years been Intcrnal revenue agent It charge of this tnspection district, has been assigned to New Orleans, taking charge of that dis trict, Agent McCabe, who has been under Captaln Wheelock, has been assigned to San Franclsco, and Agent Miles D, Houck has been ordered to North Carolina to tes- tity In cnses before the United States court which he had worked up while in that ter- ritory. It 1s understcod that he will be a gned to that district upon the completion of the dutles fn court. Dr. J. N. Garner has been transterred from New York to Omaha as agent in charge. Dr. Garner was in Omaha a few years ago us speclal gauger and has & host of friends in the city who are pleased to see him return in & more important o pucity. Slnce leaving Omaha he has done departmental work in the districts of New Orleang, Little Rock, Alaska and New York. Storckeeper A. G. Barues and Gauger W, B. Magner have been transferred from the office of Internal Revenue Collector Houts to the Peoria district and Storekeeper Z, T. Brown and Gauger M. H. Gibson have been sent from Peoria to Omaba No reason Is given for the changes be- yond the fact that they are made from time to timo for the benefit of the service, one man being able to handle certain kinds of business better than other kinds, and each man being sent where he can do the best work. Do you want stenographer? Spend 2 cents for & Bee “‘want ad,” 1 )