Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1900, Page 11

A X ( ’ ¢ Y X THE OMAHA DAILY BE ISDAY, D ered on presentation of the k omly, —_— SITUATIONS WANTED, WANTED--A situation about January 1 by an_all-around {nsurance man of fifteen years' experience. Address, 0. W. R, 95 Vine 8t., Lincoln, Neb, = A-Mol1—56* BY a Swedlsh girl, who cannot speak Eng- I.I‘.hE}: rhl‘; It,! Ir-nrnz housework; Wags o ol et al § 8. 30th ave, pply at 121 3 ll\ Mios 6 POSITION with concern doing large pro- duce business; long experien hor- oughly competent. Address 1) WANTED=MALE HELP. WANTED, wo have steady work for a few Kood hustlers of good habits and appear- Ance. "C.F. Adams Co., 106 Howard 8(, horoughly in short particulars free, BARBER trade taug! time, catalogue and Addfess Westorn Barbers' Institute Omaha, Neb, B33 WANTED, everywhere, hustlers to_tack up signs, distribute circulars, etc. No_can- vasing; good pay; stamp for reply. Wilte Globe Advoriising Bureau, Omaha, Neb wented to sell frult trees hustiers; no experience N‘ry: cash weel Iy| W "é(l‘, 1 Western urses Company, Dept, awrence Kan? i R 8 vt NTED—SALESME o Hawks Nufsery Co. Milwaukee, Wis B-MAST D 2 good experienced_ clothing Apply 1814 1 farnam St € B--13% WANTED, solleitor. position to Tight part MEN to adyertiso or Triumph Co., Dallas, stralght sala Texas. H—Mol 6 WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only elght weeks required by cur advaniages; constant practice and expert {nutructlo furnished students at our Chi Louls and Minneapolis colleges; can ‘earn scolarship, board, s and Ansporia- tion 1f destred; catalogue and particulars free. Moler Barber College representa- tive, 1623 Farnam st., Omaha, B—M360 6% WANTED, live, energetic, experienced can- vassers. Apply to Hayden "r“]"; agn, Bt WANTED, man for dalry work. Stahr, 515t and Boulevard, west Deaf and Dumb Inst. B760-4% §VANTED, three salesmen at once. Big money to good men. Address D 31, Bee. B—161-4% BARBER wanted; good steady man onee; steady job. Carl Titze, West Neb. B-M WANTED, life insurance solicitor. 1 Vaterman, 609 Bee bldg. B Pl i B el Lo WANTED=—FEMALE HELP, WANTED, 20 girls. 1524 Dodge. el, {1 —44) 80 girls wantod. Canadian office, 1622 Dougias WANTED—Competent second references. Abply at 423 . 90t irl with 8t C—561— WANTED—Cook. 3% Farnam. GIRL for Porter, 15 WANTED, H.0 per week. eneral_housework. 2 S0, 20th, competent_general house girl, 118 N. 39th St. M54 a $5.00 moquette rug egltimate and easily particulars. Logan LADIES, do you want 86x72 inches for 15c; worked. Stamp & Co., Perry, In. STEAM heated rooms at The Thursto B4 HOUSEKEEPING, $ up; 2623 Bt_Mary's, E—M735 D! FURNISHED rooms, modern, with or wi out board; private family; rates. 1919 Burt St. THREE furnished rooms for housel ing. man and wife. Rent taken In b N 319 N. 17th F-aa3 ROOMS, private family. 2101 Douglas —MB6s 1* FURNISHED room, 842 8. 2248t privato y - M6 music teacher to share com- room with young gentleman. ith. E—636-0% Indies; reference required. 2018 hy\y\l'v\"pnl’l FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. GLENCAIRN, transients,$1.2 day. 1008 Doug. F—4o UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t. NICE w rates. [ m rooms, good board, reasonable The Rose, 220 Harney, . The Merriam, good winter home. 2 & Dodge Lo THE PRATT, desirable rooms, a8 g FOR RENT=UNFURNISHED ROOMS. TWO large modern rooms, with aleo Harney. G—M FOR RENT=STORES AND OFF FOR RENT, rtore in first clags location: rent reasonable. Avply R. C. Pe Co., ground floor, ice Bildi YR RENT, the building formerly occupled bv The Bée at 916 Farnam street. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly ‘used as The Tieo press roon This will bo rented very reasonably It rested apply at once to C. C. Rose- peretary, room 10, Bee Bullding. doubla room In Continental blo n be made Into very desirable office and ption rllrnm for physiclan. Wil ar- to sult OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16t & Douglas 8. | DRICK store and basement, 2ith and Grace Ste. " Geo. W. Holbiook, Brown block; A FINT corner business block fn the center of trade; room, 48 by 100 fect, just belng completed, in 4 good town of 2,500; sit ated in a good farming country; well settled, Address, Jennle Brown, eneva, Neb, 1 MB40—4* e ——————————— AGENTS WANTED, IDENTITY GUARANTEE CO., Pittsburg, Penn., guarantees identity in financlai transactions, false arrest, accident or death; device patented; fs inexpensive, simplé and absolutely 'relfable; _ugents wanted for Omaha and all Nebraska and Towa towns; good with othor business; commissions lfberal.* ¥or particulars ad- dress the general cy, Vock Box 795, Omaha, Nel 4 J--MB66* AGENTS, Streetmen: - Song_books, $¢ per 1007 hot sellers; deposit on C. @. D, orders, Curter Boek Co., 311 8. Broadway, Bt Louls. . AGENTS MAKE MONEY. Wé want male agents immediately evorywhere to sell atent Fuel Economiz: ‘and Radlating Damper, which saves half the fuel for every bullding and wili heat additional rooms: profits large; seils at sight. Scnd 3250 for $4.00 samplé or enclose 2c stamp for reply. W. J. Burton & Co., Detrolt, Mich, J-MT80 4* WANTED=TO RENT, WANTED—By_elderly lady, three or four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address, D 19, Bee. K813 —_— STORAGE. PACIFIC Storago und Waiehouse Con 213 914 Jones, general storaxe and forwarding. = OM. Van Stor Co., 1511% Farn. Tels, 150-568 459 STORAGE and_forwarding. Expressman's Delivery vo., 214 N. 16th. Tel. 11%. —— e it WANTED, ladies to manfcuring and face complets learn hairdressing, treatments; 4 weeks constant practice; expert in- structions} positions guaranteed: tools furnished.’ Call or write for particulars. Moler's Halrdressing College, 1623 Farnai C—-M736 &5 ‘COMPETENT girl for general houseworik. 1024 Park avenue. CT40 4* WANTED, successful woman wishing per- ‘manent and increasingly profitable busi- Reas of Her own. Address D &, Boe, " WANTED, gir goneral housework, 1815 Douglas C—MT781 6% ot e N R . 1 LM FOR RENT-HOUSES. IF you want them with tor g'm;r houses well rented_place lenawa & Co. D442 ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Plano Office, 1511 Farnam St. Tel, lmnur b&ifl. 44 HOUBKS for rent in -|l_snn- of the city. Brennan-Love Co., &0 So. 13th S, Dt HOUBES, stores. Bemis, Paxton block. D445 1208 Farnam. D48 Y. LIFE. D7 HOUSES, ete. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas. 448 Ringwalt, Barker ik, D450 CHAB. E. WILLTAMSON, SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 FIOUSES and flats. ROOM Aouse, 21th and Farnam Ste. all modern. " Call 260 Farnam or phone it 451 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown_bik. D462 BARN, 2004 8t. Mary's Ave, FOR RENT, 12-room house, heated with modern convenlences, good barn. C 49, Bee. Inguire D-M3% modern except furnace, $15.00. Ringwalt, Barker bk Lt AR p: DMl $'OR RENT-Modern cottage of 7 rooms: nice law: on Georgla Ave., near Pacitic, JOHN W, ROBBINS, 1502 FARNAM o ®ROOM cottage and barn, 7702 FLAT, 6 rooms, 1319 8. 16th st FIVE unfurnished modern, completo for housekeepin Miami I 1604 N. 4TH 8T., §-room house, modern cept_ furnace; 'In_ good condition; handy location: will be vacant Dec. 1at; $26.00 per month. Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Douglas sts, D 412 THREE 8-room modern brick houses, 25th Bt near Farnam. Inquire 217 Jongs St ex- very 8T., nlce 5-room cottage city water, just been papered and painted throughout; $12 per month. Omaha Loan and Trust Co, 16th and Douglas sts, D—-Md10 CONVENIENT S-room house, modern. 1n quire 1411 Vini D—585-100 1001 8. 30th Ave, small six-room cottag all mod, except furnace; in good con: itlon. W1l be vacant Decémber 5. Rent, °"imis is & chofce location foF small fly. OMAMA LOAN & TRUST CO, 16th and Douglas Sts. D080~ BLEGANT 10-room all modern residence; hardwood finish, porcelnin bath, laundry. This house 18 in'good condition and with: in ten minutes’ walk of the center of the city; in a very select nefghborhood, near 24th'and 8t Mary's Ave. Rent, $i6. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,"1ath and Douglas 81 DL 1826 N. 16T 00M flat, modern improvemen Douglas. $50. B GOOD 9-room house, modern conveniences 'OTd.dlolC‘:flllll h l’l"‘ T |‘1l‘lh rlsl of Bairea throughout. ~Inquire 8, T, ndail & Co. A D WANTED=TO BUY, kinds of household goods. hotels, etc., in ‘large and small quantities. Chicags Furniture Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tel, 2020, J N—461 162 a_limited number of Omaha Bayings bank accounts. Brennan Love Co. . 13th. NAB WANTED o buy, $1,00 of Omaha Savings bank accounts for cash. Address A ffi. Bee office. N—Mb48 WHO has a blacksmithing business to sell cheap? Address, stating what you have and how much you want. Lock Box 466, Callaway, Neb. N--M42 50 . Wallace, Brown }: WILL purchase FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FOR SALE, furniture of 6-room house, in cluding range, new base burner and’ gas atove. Address H, care Bee office, Bouth Omah; O—418 6* CABINET repairing a speclalty; Hertford & Co., 1523 Leavenworth, corner 16th St. Tel, 1461. _ O—M8¥-5 o LU RN . FOR SALE—HORSES, VEHICLES, ETO, d repalr vehiclas, dil kind; carriage works, 14th and . H. Leaven. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEO HARD and soft foundation piling; hog fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas, Q4 2DHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1116 Farnam. Q466 ell, ex'ge. Bohwartz, 114 80, 13, FOR SALE, 1 160-H. P. Hoftman & Billings Corllss engine in good conditfon. Call or uddress Bec'y of Hoo BIdg. Co. Q6L or catalogue of WRITE trusses, support- R Sherman & MeConnell o.dmar Drug Co.Qmaha Q468 2 BUFF COACHIN chickens, 5c_ench. Heyden, 8 & Nicholas. Q-M#T-4 ANTIQUE furniture. Hertford & Co.. 1523 Leavenworth, corner 16th 8t. Tel, 14s1 MISCELLANEOUS, NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or less. Chicago Furniture Co., NWJO‘{)OG - BELL cheap beautiful Upright plano, mahogany case, fully guaranteed, bargain 810 N 26th St. G78-dy.1 UPHOLSTERING and mattress making. Hertford & Co.. 1623 Leavenworth, covner 16th 8t Tel. 1461. R-Mos1 GLADISH pharmacy, reliable 12 & Dodge, drug store. ’!' 725 J1* L L SR L Y CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, FRITZ, clairvoyant. 8§19 North 15th 410 1605 Do. B—M47 — ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MAE EDGAR, 817% N. 1ith St., flat . T8 DI MME GLYMER genuine palmist, ELITE parlors, 615 8. 16th, second floor. PR T MASS 5 MME. AMES, f Ades ooF, raom 1; rl!lllnll‘lf o DR, ROY, chiropbdists chfid & supernuom sledgefclt TURKISH baths. massake baths cleetrls dles only} ‘wkilled” women massige operators uipped baths in the (-ui. Ren: Rooms 216 to 220 Be: FOR RENT=FURNISHED ROOMS. 1 PERSONAL. TAVI, woman's way to health, 346 Bee il . theatrical, masquerade costu 108 Farnam. ) PRIVATE home before and during confine- ment; bubles adopted. Mrs. Burget, 260 Burdette U4t RIVATE hospital for Iadies before & dur- ing confinement; bables adopted. 1198 N. 17 PLEATING and skir! : buttons made to match. Omaha Pleating Co., 1624 Douglas. U4 SEWING machines rented and repaired; rent 82 per month; supplies for all kinds of machines. The Singer Manufacturing Co., 1614 Douglas 8t. Telephone 418, LADIES' Jackets and tallor made suits al- tered, cléanod, repaired. M. Fogel, %7 8,17 CAUENDARS, ley Printing Co. ENDARS. Burkiey Printing Co. FURNACE work, STOVE work, tinsheet fron, “galvanized iron, ainc and copper work done; cheapest'place in the clty. Savage's Tin Shop, %2 Farnam St Al hairdressing, manfcuring and face massage free at Moler's Halrdress- ing College, 1623 Farnam. Hou 6% STEINWAY upright B case for sale cheap. Ad PICTURES ford & Co., 1523 Leavenworth, Bt Tel. 1451 LOANS on eastetn Nebraska and western lowa farms at 6 per cent; borrowers can pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest date; no delay. Brennan:Love Co., 309 So. 13th 8t., Omaha, Neb. W52 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real eatate. Brennan-Love Co., 30 8o, Jith, 153 $1,000 and upward to loan on improved clity property and farms. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. W44 WANTED-Clty loans, bonds and warrants. George & Company, 1801 Farnam_street. WS MONEY in any amount at 5, 5% J. W. ROBBINS & CO., 19 er_cent. i FARNAM ST W8 MONEY to loan_on farm and cit roperty, lowest rates, O. I Davis Co., 1506 Farnam W87 MONEY to loan at § and 0t per cent on Omaha property. W. B. Meikle, ol 8 15t PRIVATE money, b, 6%, 6 per_cent; no de- lay. Gavin Bros., 1615 Farnam. 'W—489 WANTED—City and farm loans; also bonds and_warrants, R, C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam St Bee Bldg. W90 W01 FIVE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton block. W MONEY to loan on first-olass improved clty roperty or for bullding purposes. _Payno. nox Cg., New York. Life, W93 10 loan.” J. H. Sherwood, PRIVATI mon. 99 N. V. Life oo ot - 1600 TO_ LOAN on real estate:call at once. J. Keanard & Son, §10-311 Brown block. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas | 7 — FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Good east front lot on 37th near California, $500. small lot an 26th Bt. near A. South Omaha 0. Good lot one block from Ames 0th, $200. South front In Central park, $100. Sixty-six feet on Cassius street, close to 30th, $360. Sixty-five feet on 19th near Center St., $300, Fifty feet on Charles near Lowe Ave., paved St., $50 ectlon of land in Gove Co., water, $1,620 House and 1ot on M street near 2ith, 8, 0,, 3600, Four lots in Wakeley Add., $20, Lot 20, block 2, Barker Place, $100. Lots 16 and 17 in Second addition to West Bide, $100. Forty acres one mile from Capito! C| $2,000, sixiy feet south front Cass and 3th streets, 'BAMUEL 8, CUR Ave and Kana, with cyenne 18, Recelver, 1808 Harney St RE-Mi8'16 monay Johnson RE~102 PROPERTY bou loaned: rents col Co., 314 So. 15th 8t GARDEN LAND. The best location for gardoning Omaha or South O 31 acre south of Jetters' b with good house, barn, eté.; will leasc three years. GEORGE & COMPANY, o1 Farnam 8t., Omafia: or 417 N. 26th 8., Bouth Omaha 710 ht and lected. around for LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk RE C.F. HARRISON, lumd}\l,\'sm‘;" hraska, 10 D26 TWO lots, south front, on Capite west of 2th, $ each: on grade. cheapest lots offered west of High A. P. Tukey, Board of Trade. R SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 01 N Yo FINE enst front lot, 3 blocks south of de- pot, on 10th St. Inquire 1411 Vinton RE-—532-D7 ARM lands for sale by the Railroad com; T Allaster land Pacific Headquart, ‘H AND WILLIAMSON, 1208 Farnam St RE 2 FEET on Chlcago st.. betw 14th st.; permanent stdewalk. Pr 1260 Byron R. Hastings, 2128 Tyth ot farm bargain rms, adjoinning, comprising 1,10 cre 11% miles from Omaha postoffice: railrond station nearly In_center; 550 acres in cul- tivation. Price an_acre; $10.000 cash payment, balance 5 per cent Nambers of other large and &mall farms near Omaha from $40 to $60; o $30 to $50; Blalr and Herman, For most rellable information bargaing see or write WM, 604 South Tenth 8t Omaha.’ new, all moder tory house, full cast of park, Pri The Byron Reed Co., 212 'OR B-:\ : .00 cash, MEDICAL. TADIES out of health find prompt relief. Box 22, Omaha, Neb. Cohfidential 6 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (Established 1892,) Will make you a loan on furniture, planos, live stock, etc. You Keep the property. Or if_you' have a_permanent position we will make you n SALARY LOAN without indorser or mortgage. We loan from $10 up. You can get the money in a few hours after making application and you may pay It back in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 monihs. Others cliim lower rates, but all we ask 18 a chance to make comparisons. We charge nothing for papers or filing and we glve.you the full amount of the loan in cashi’ We are the oldest:and’ largest loan company fn Omaha. Our motto Is (o try top lease. Folephone 2295, 206 Bouth 16th St. i 1 R MONEY SALARIED PEOPLE, endorser of mortgage required ST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and STRICTLY ‘CONFIDENTIAL. OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 6%, Fitth Floor, New York'Life Blds. ) MONEY . LOANED “SALARY LOAN TO EMPLOY UPON PLAIN ODUCTED IN ADVANCE, R DRAWING PAPERS LOA Room 601 Hee Bullding. Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. and noons. Rebate when loan {8 paidbefore diie Y loaned salaried people holding per- ‘manent position with responsible concara upon their own names without securly; easy payments. Tolman, 06 N. Y. L. b'dg. X—po2 MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Planos, Diamonds, Watches, ctc. Privately an payments | Ko chargd for papers, BERGER'S LOAN CO., 1604 Far- nam street, vpstairs. X- MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, fevr- elry, horses, cows, etc. C.'T. Reed, 3)1‘?\ '1”' 30 SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL LOANS. WITAYLQE, 2 First Nai. Bink Bids 05 MONEY loaned on planos, furnitu . cows, Jewelry. ‘Duft Green, T s, Hakor LIk LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE with partial payments on note: no mort- age or security: absolutely ntlal FORITIVELY LOWEST RATE other companies taken up. Room 3, Pax ton Block. RELIABLE CREDI ¢o BUSINESS CHANCES, F150 CABH or easy puyments buys 2 stric(ly lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks. cigars or cash; will earn §2 and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furni- ture Manufacturers, Chicago, Ill, 300 TO #500 a month selling brake attacnments to mechanies; positive proof; territory one-fourth valie; some oney needed: no fakirs; at once.’ Room arbach hotel. Y M0l 14 BAKERY In good town; also hardware business, for sale right; I have a buyer for lumber business. W .y Vaughan, Abstractor, Stanton, Y-M57h 4% patent Neb.' FOR BXCHANGE. WILL trade for brick or lumber one plano, standard” make. 0188 g8 1901, Z-Mizn 5 NICE little_home, good location, in Los Angeles, Cal, for Omaha property; resi- dence preferred. D 26, Bee. Z—763-3 200 ACRES fine farm land, Riverside C Callfornia. clear, for Omaha residence or farm land near Omaha. Ralph N. Smith, 1625 Lothrop Bt. —_— PERSONAIL relleves In none genuine Beal Medicine Louts, Mo. ule Regulator ire i $2.00 boxes; 1thout signaturs Golden Co., 2011 jorgan_ 8t., St M—722 D12% a French ereatment for male and_ female, for the positive oure ot Gonorrhoen, Gleet, Unnatural Dischargos, Inflammations, Irritations and U'cerations of the mucous membranes. A1 internal femedy with Injection combined, war ranted to cure woret cascs in one week; 8 per package or o for § Sent any: where on recelpt of price. The Kidd Drug o Eigin UL Atmerican Office, rotail, holesale. Myers-Dillopi Dpg Co., Omal Moo, Kouth il Davis b Co., Council Bluffs, Full line of rubber &0 ¢ LADIES, 1 positively guarantee Golden Seal, pever failing female regulator, will relleve most obstinate cases of delayed perlods in flve hours. Sent secure from observation, $1. Dr. Annie Fowler, Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. PELGIAN HARES, FOR SALE. pedigreed, imported and do- mestic Belglan hares, does and bucks scoring from 84 to 96l points. Does bred to imported bucks. My stock 18 of the choicest blood, grand red color, good shape and style, good heads, eyes, ears, Jacihis And tieking, with nice red:fect, o imported bucks at stud. If interested in prize winning Helglan hares address A. M. Vandell, Loomis, Neb. 6§6-0% OSTEOPATH JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg.; T 1664; Alice Johnson, D. O.. ladles’ d Gid' E. Johnson, Ostsopathist, Mgr. M, E. DONOHUE, D. O. of Stlll_school, srkaville, Mo., 64 Paxton Bl 7el. 1 —~519 (R SRR I iy JUNK. B&M, Junk house, J, Milder, Prop., dealer in all metals, bottles, et Carlonds o specialty. S01-803 Farnam, Omaha. Tel. 21 ACCORDION PLEATING ACCORDION and_side pleating, cheapest, beat, ‘quickest, Mre. A, C. Mark, 9 Pat: terson Blk., 17th and Faroam Sts, —522 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN BANT'S School. BOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Tee Bldg. —b24 NEB. Bus. & Shorthand Theater. GREGG Shorthand. Om. LOST. $2 REWARD for the return of the large stonemarten collarette taken from hall of Royal, Neighbors | Wednesday night Mr: Butler, ellone hotel TLost—M72 4¢ LOBT pockotbook with §135, somewhere bo- tween 11th and Douglas and 20th and Douglas; plense return to 8. F. A, Lind- quist and get reward, 2016 Farnim Loost—M765 5* HORSES WINTERED, GODD winter pasture for horses month; good shelter. Inquire jman's stubles, 18th-and 6t Ma at Hofr- ave Talephone No. b. h “month, HORSES 2 bldg. J W, Phelps, "Phone 1034 M-788 13 ROKERS, EAGLE Loan Office, reliable accommodat- ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas, 28 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, BARGAINS IN FARMS. 160 acres 9 miles west of Omaha at end of Dodge &t. macadam; well improved grove and orchard. $5.00 an acre. 180 acres 12 miles northwest of Omaha, all under cultivation, 2 sets of bulldings’ ho- longing to tenants. Price, $16.00 an acre. 200 acres 11 miles from Omaha, 2 sets of bulldings, first-class land | divide in two plec Price, $46.00 an acre. 80 adres “3 miles north of Irvington; buitaings, Taw grairie. Price, o acre. . no 260 per on county line 11 miles from &ood bulldings. $10.00 an acre. THE BYRON REED CO, 212 8 WTH ST RE-MT34 4 HOUSES, lots. farms, lands, loans | nsurance.” Bemip, Paxton blk. ' R! ' 1 STAMMERING AND STUTTERI CURED. Julla Vaughn, 4 Ramge Bldg. ~-530 e —————————————— MIRROR FACTORY, Damaged looking glasses resiivered, 108 N —331 ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC, C. Bharp—Mach. Wke.; motors, dynamos, 52 PRl i R e U PIANO TUNING. W tune your plano for $150. Rose Art Store, 1621 Dodge. - Tel. 1915 ) FURNITURE REPAIRING, TEL. 131, M. 8. Walklin, 211 Cuming 8t. E- 7 " South Omahn, | o | IN FAMIT FR h Hraum, b rate bi Kkinds mpt STOCK'S OMATIA 8 cutrs, UNION PACIFIC The Chic Epectal The Fast The DPacifi The Atlan Gragd Isia a Dallv Lincoln. McCook Lincoln, rado. Uta Lincoln & Montana, F Denver ¢ and Cal. Bellevue, F Pacific 8o0. Bend a Dally; , 1506 Farnam CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS, ATENTS GUARANTEED Mall The Mail and Linco'n, | Stromsburg Hmhrib,mn Route - n, Pacific Junction ... Plattsmoutl. ... Ft. Crook, Platismouth.a ¢:55 pm ECEMBER 4, 1900 DRESSMAKING, 118 M olarships to W HRamge Bl plano students. TICKET RROKER, ticikets everywhe Teleph of cary ittended to, J. T S AND TAXIDERMY. 1608 Leavenworth. Rird Store. LAUNDRY, te e 1c. PA THE O Roul N. i, Cor, Ninth ar.d #rreets, City Ticket “larnam Street. Tele Repoty Tenth and Telephione, 629, Leave. ‘The Overland Limited..a 8:20 am -Portland ..a 8:20 am ol 8:60 am Xpross..a1lidh pm rice and xpress..b 4:06 pm o ross.....a 4125 pm tie Fxp nd Local b Daily ex s BURLINGTON sourl River “The Burliny General Offfces, ' N Bts. Ticket Farnam_ St. Telo) igton station, Tenth and Leave. and o §:40 am yenver, ol h, California.a 4:2 nm Titank Hills..a 900 pm Puget Sound 9:00 pm uril; Telephone, 1 Hastings Lincoln Fast Mail. lorado, ornla. a 7:00 po uoulsville, b 3.35 pm b ex. Sunday. Miss Sturdy, 81§ 8. 26th St 305 DS* nter work and repair Ochiltree, m Laundry; shirts, 7e; colla 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. SUES & CO. Patent Lawyers Omaha, Neb to”—General Offices, Farnam Mhice, 134 hone, 316, ason Sts. Arrive, ton Roy Corner Tenth and Farnim Office, Arrive. ¥ | ) VE ute’= W. hone, ason 8t. Louis a Dally Daylight cfal ... Chicagy ¥ Chicago Fast a Dally. Burlington| Route. Kansas Clty Day Bx.. Kansas City Night & Loca) ISxpress.a Chicago Limited il KANSAB CITY, #eph & Counc Rallroad— ton Route'—’ 1502 F 250. "t hone, End" Mason 23, Fiyer for i Joseph and St. Louls. a 4:50 pm al1:15 am B) CHICAGO, BURLING! & Quincy Ra Burlington Rou Offce, 1601 Telephone A Tenth and Mason Telephone, 125, Arrive. a ST, 1l 1. hone, 1468 lack’ Hill Frenwunt Lincoln, Fremont a Daily. day ~only. Dally exce clal Bastern Ceunr wal cagu Eastern Kustern Office, 1401 pot, Tenth Twin City Twin City Sloux City & Dally 1401 Jar Twin Cit; Omabha Pa Bloux Cit east a Daily. Ticket Office, 1401 66l Depot, Fremont Local light Chicago Spe- Chicago’ Passen: EXxpress, Molnes. Mul’lhulllo\;, Speclal, am St} 1th and Webster Sts. Nebraska. . 'OMAHA & 8T. LOUIS RAIL- aiitoade g Ticket road—Omaha, & Eastern R Quincy Route” ce, 1415 Eumnm 8t phone, 32, Depot and Marcy Streets. phone, 629, Leave. Cannon Ball lmonl'rvrhnfim usourt Vajley “Fhe Nor — General Bank Bldg., 8. Farnam St. 15th and W!:."ar Sts, ave, Norfolke Ve b10:25 am b10: ¢ 7:3) am b Daily except Sunday. d Dally “except Saturda: t Mondav, CHICAGO & NO) western Northwestern Clty Ticket Officy Farnam St. 86l Mason, £, pids ana Omaha-Chicago Limite: Fast Malil . Cedar Rapld xpress. Ex BIOUX CITY & Raliroad — The western Line"- Oftices, United Nusleniar and Farnam Sts, Farnam St. and Mason'Sts. Expresa, Limmeea. Local.. lephone, pm a8 Minneapolly & Rallway — “The western L, Offi ka and Webst City Ticket Offoe, Depot, Leave. Arrive. St. phoil Passanger, Bsenger ..., ¥ & Northe 6:00 am a all 3:45 pm b Daily except Sunday. Arrive. a 5:05 pm a 8: orthwesters om United States l;l‘;“lo::i Twelttn and Farnam Ste, © Sun- Rallway— QMce, 1ol ‘elephof Degat‘ Tenth ¢fi 1. Telephone, Arriva, a11:30 pm @ 80 am ® 4:06 pm PACIFIC Narthi Telcphone, 661. 7 (A 8:00 am a 3:50 pm CHICAGO, ST, PAI Omal 1o North- "_General 1- Tele- Tenth Tele~ e Cor. %5 am y. o RTH. he 629. 15 am Divi 10 1 R Chicago Moine C!lcago F Ca a Dally Webster Nebraska eeping & Dally. exan Tl __ CHICAGO. ROCK & Facific Ra “The Great and Route"—City b Office, 1329 14 Etrcel. frelephone, 438 pot. Tenth & Ets. _Telephone, Leave, Des Motnes and port Local bl Des Molnes, and and Chicago olorado Spgs. Pueblo "and a Oklahoma' & yer. b Daily day. MISSOURI PACIFIC road—General Ticket Officen th ....a 820 axcept Sun Offces Sout am a6 pm a6 Leave from lith and Sirects Water.........b 410 pm _al0 b Dally excevi Sunday, ock 1. Arrive, RAIL- and Douglas 104 Depo Arrive, I1SL. llroad Ticks ar w"' 35 am am pm pm and heast 125 pm 15 am Mnml RAILWAY TIMB TARLE: {LLINOIS CENTRAY Railrosd. City Ticket Of. fice, 1402 Farnam Streov. Telephone, 265, Depet, Tenth and Marcy Streeu Leave. Arrivi a0 am o 4:06 pr 4i® 148 pm & 88 &m b 7:00 am b 848 pm a 8:05 am b §:15 am Chicago Bxpress ... Chicago Limited Minneapolis and Paul Expresa Minneapolls Paul Limited Fort Dodge Loc Council Bluffs - y. b 7. i2/ Chicago Limited ;. Chicago & Omaha E: & Dally, b Dally ABASHL RAILROAD Ticket Ofde, 115 Farnam Telephono 822, Dé- ) -.-nlhpnnd Marcy Telophone. 6. Arrive. and CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & 8t Paul Rallway—City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam Street, Telephone 284, De- ot, Tenth and Mason treets, Telephone, 629, Lea Arrive. 00 pm & 8:06 am b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm ept Sunday. MUXSON STEAMSHIP RAYMOND & WHITCOMD, 25 Union e, New York. ¥or_Tickets, Stateroom Reservation and General Information of the MO- BILE SERVICE, nlwli‘ to Ticket Agent Mobile & Ohlo R. R. and South- | ern Ry (8hould be read DAILY by a as ChANges may OCCUr at an Forelgn mails for the woek ending Decem. ber & 1900, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) at'the General Postoftice as fol- lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown be- oW, Interested, time.) WEDNESDA m. (supplementary 9 a. m) for BUROPH, per s. 8. 8t. Louls, via Southampton (mall for Treland must be directed “‘per s. 8. 8t. Louls"); at 9 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m) fof BurOPE, per s, 5 Teatonie, Via Gueen town; at 10:30 a. m. for BELGIUM direct, per 8. 8. Noordland (mail must be directed “per s, s. Noordland"'). bt i URSDAY~At 7 a. 'm._ for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, 1TALY, SPAIN, POR. TUGAL, TURKEY, "EGYPT, BRITISH INDIA ‘and LORENZO MARQUEZ, per 8 ® La Gascogne, via Havre (mail for other parts of liurops must be directed Aper o s Lo Gascogne™). ¥ SATURDAY—-At 3:8 a. m. for EUROPE, per s 8. Btruria, via Queenstown; at § a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per # 8, Potsdam (mall must be directed "per s & Potsdam™); at 9 a. m. for ITALY, per 8. 8. Columbia, via Naples (mail must Be" directed “per 5. 8. Columbia'); at 10 a. m, for SCOTLAND direct, per A Furnessia (mail must be directed 8. 8 Furnessia” : #PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—This nteamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Papers d Bamplea for Germanv only. The same lass of mail matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship un- leus specially directed by her. After ihe closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ditional supplementary mais are opened on tho piers of the American, Englisl French and German steamers, ana 1ema oiw“ until within Ten Minutes of the hour ot sailing of steamer. Mails for South West I ete. TUESDAY—At 9.0 o m. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (e copt Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIF PORTS, por a. 8. Alllanca, via Colon (mail for Guatemala must be directed “per s. 8. Alllanca'™); at 1 p. m. l-\mylemenmry 1 bom) for YRS “EAND and ROMINICAN "REPUBLIC, por 8. Cherokee; at 9 p. m. for JAMAICA, 8. 8. Admiral Dewey, from Boston. WEDNESDAY—At 8'a. m. for BERMUDA, r 8. 8. Pretorla; at 10 a. m. for GRE. RADA and TRINIDAD, por & . Grenad: at 10:30 a. m. for BRAZIL, per bers (mai for Northern Brazll, A Republic, Uruguay and Para, directed ‘‘per Olbers" BRAZIL, per s. 8. Capri (mafl for N ern Brazil, Argentine Republie, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed ‘'per s. . Capri’); at 1 p. for CUBA, CAM- PECHE, YUCATAN, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per 8. 8 Seguranca, via Havana and Progreso (mall for other parts_of Mexico must be directed ‘“‘per 8. 8, Seguranca’); at 1 p. m. (supplemen- tary Y m.) for NASBAU, per s An- tilla (mall must be directed “‘per An- il THURSDAY—At 2:80 a. m. for JAMAICA and SANTIAGO, GUANTANAMO and MANZANILLA, per 8. s. Admiral Samp son, trom Philadelphia; at 1p m. (supple mentary 1:30 p. m) for NABSAT, GUAN- TANAMO and BANTIAGO, per 8. 8. Bara. toga. FRIDAY—At 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND- LAND. per & = Silvia; at 1 p. m. for INAGUA and CAPE GRACIAS, per 8. Kong Frode (mail for Jamaica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and Gual ala must b directed “‘per 8. Kong { SATURDA t1a m for NEWFOUND- LAND, per 8. 8. Corean, from Philadel- phia; at 9:30 a. m. gllméllemtn(lr 10 a. m) for 8T. THOMAS. S8T. CROIX, WINDWARD and LEEWARD ISLANDS and DEMERARA, per s. 8, Fontabelle; at 10 a. m. for PORTO RICO, per s. 5. 8an Juan, via San Juan; at 10 a.m. (sup- lemenary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE BLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA, CARTHAGENA "and GREYTOWN, ' per ¥. Alene (mail for Costa Rica must be directed ‘“per Alene” : at 10 & m. }lu Dlfl’l‘e“‘lg 10:30 A, m.) for CURA- A0 and VENEZUELA, per . s. Hildur, via Curacao (mall for Bavanilla and Car- thagena must be directed ' . Hil dur™); at 11 a. m._for CUBA, g .. Morro Castle. a_Havana: at 12 m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, URUGUAY tallan Prin BRAZIL, ntral Ame n. r and PARAGUAY, per &. 8. at1p. m. for NORTHERN Amazonense. Malls for Newfoundland, by rall to North Sydney. and thence by ateamer, close nt this office daifly at 8:30 p. m. (connectin close here every Monday, Wednesday an Saturday). Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Toston, and thence by 'steamer, closo at {his offico dally at 80 p. m. 'Malls fo Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by steamer, close at this office’ dally at 7 m (the connecting closes are on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday;. Mails for Mexico' City, overiand, unless specially dressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this oMce dallv at 2:30 a. m. and 2:30 n, m Malls for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rall to New Orleans and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at **3 p. m, (connecting closes here Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Tuesdays for Costa Rica). **Reglstered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day. Tr Malls for € , Japan Islands, via Seattle (ordinary mall and lpe(‘ll"r addressed regl d mail), close here dally up to Decemby at 6:30 p. m. for @ispatch per s, #. ldsumi Mary. . Majls for CAustralin (except West Austra‘la) New Zealand, Hawall, Fiji and S8amoan Islands, via Ban Francisco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to December **§, in- clusive, or on day of arrival of 8. s. Lu- Canta, Que at New York December sés for dispatch per s, 8. Slerra. Malls for Aue- {ralin (except West Australla, which goen via Europe, and New Zealand, which goes via San Fral 0), and FUl Islands, via Vancouver, close here dally at after December up to Decembe: clusive, for dispatch per s, Aorang!, speclally addressed only (luwflemnnllry malls, via Beattle, close at 6:. . m. De- cember *%9). Malls for Hawafl, Japan, Chiga and Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 m. up to December , Inclusive, for Xlllllll‘h er 8. 8. Rlo de Janelro. Malls for Hawall, *hina, Japan and Philippine Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 P m. up to Décember 17, inclusive, for Hispateh per s 8. Coptic. Mails for Ching and Japan, via Vancouver, close here dally at p. m. up to December **2%5, inclusive for dispatch per s, 8. Blll&)l’?‘l of India_(registered mall must be directed “vin Vancouver'), Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of salling dally and the schedule 18 arranged on the presumntion interrupted overland transit. sRegistered malil closes at 6 n_ m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN ¢oTT, Postmaster, lul':uIIQM('fl New York, N. Y., November 3, acific Mal Philippine their un. — R —— Hobson Likely to Recover, NEW VCRK, Dec. 3.--Lieutenant Rich- mond P!'lrlfl?‘ Hobson, United States navy, who 18 {l] with typhoid fever at the Pre terlan hospital, was sald at that Institu- tion today to be resting comfortably with every indication towa recovery, of closing, FIGURES ARE MADE TO FIT Fusionists Force Returas to Correspond with Their Ambition. STRANGE COUNT IN SOUTH OMAHA WARD When Clerks Are Unable to Make Tally They Accept Resnlt ¥ tatte Postponed Until Tha Positive evidence of lrregularity om the part of certain election clerks and judg: was revenled at yesterday's hearing of the contest proceedings wherein John F. Schultz, Albert J. Coleson, Fred M. Youngs and Carsten Rohwer, republicans, seek to prove their right to the legislative seats for which John Liddell, Frank T. Ransom, Cary M. Hunt and Charles T. Johuson, fusioniets, hold certificates. The hearing opened at 10 o'clock in room 106, Bee bullding, before Frank J. But- cliffe and George W. Covell, notaries public. At noon adjournment was taken until next Thursday morning, on account of & part ot the counsel having business before the supreme court at Limcoln. The attorneys for the contestants are E. W. Stmeral and Willlam A. Redick, while Ed P. Smith, Willlam Gurley and L. J. Platti appear for the contestees. Although the greater part of the forenoon was consumed in prelimiraries incident to the opening, emough material evidence was brought out to indicate that the contestants are operating on a tangible basis and that developments of still greater moment aro yet to come. Clerks Take Libert Fred M. Youngs, one of the contestants, was the principal witness of the forenoon. Mr. Youngs' testimony related particularly to the count in the First precinct of the Third ward in South Omaha. In substance, Mr. Youngs sald he watched the count in tho aforesald precinct and that Re saw about two-thirds of it. He observed that frequently when the clerks could not make thelr counts tally they simply agreed upon whatever figure was most favorable to the democrats or fuslonists. Mr. Youngs could not state exactly the number of votes thus gained by the fusionists, but ap- proximately he rald the volume of such ballots was large. Mr. Youngs also rald he observed a strik- ing uniformity of ballots, that is, as to the manner in which they were marked. He was questioned at length upon this point and the gist of his testimony was to the effect that many of the ballots looked 1t they had been marked by one man. His reason for thus belleving, he explained on cross-examination, was that there was a remarkable similarity of crosees and other marks to be made by voters. He bhardly thought that a separate aggregation of in- dividuals would show such uniformity of chirography. Recount the Only Remedy. Mr. Youn, ald after he had taken notice of so much irregularity in the counting of the ballots, he demanded a recount and put his demand in writing. He thought it reasonable to presume that if such work was perpetrated in one precinct in South Omaha, the same conmditions might prevall elsewhere. en ed If he saw any re publican ballots rejected, he sald he ob- served a few such instances, but could not state how many. All attempts of the opposing counsel to tangle Mr. Youngs on cross-examination proved futile. He gave his testimony in & straightforward, convincing manner, carry- ing the conviction of truth. County Clerk Haverly brought books from his office and, as one of the formal incidents required In the proceedings, the election figures were produced as shown by the records. The figures were the same as have already been published in The Bee, and thelr introduction was simply one of the legal formalities which enter into the hearing. Other Ci dntes Testify. A. J. Coleson and Carsten Rohwer were called to the witness stand, but their testi- mony wes immaterial, the idea being simply to establish a record and lay the proper foundation for the proceedings. They will be called, however, later in the hearing, at which time they will give additional testi- mony. The attorneys for the contestees ob- jected to the filing of the contest papers as exhibits, on the ground that they do not contaln facts sufficient to bring the cases within the jurisdiction of the legis- lature, which body must make final d termination of the contes! It was agreed by the attorneys that all objections shall be recorded by the stenographers without ruling from the notaries, their power being the same as that of a notary in taking ordi- nary depositions. Mr. Schultz was the only contestaat who was not present. Numerou: witnesses will be examined and before the end is reached the contest promises to be- come spirites . MEYER INJURED IN COLLISION Two Street L Crash Together a enger on Rear Platform i, Hurled to Ground. Juliue Meyer, general agent of the Provi- dent Savings Life Assurance society of New York, with offices in The Bee building, was serlously injured at 10:456 o'clock SBunday evening as the result of a collision between two street cars at Sixteenth and Dodge streets. Mr. Meyer, who was on his way home from the Innes band concert, wi a patron of an eastbound Dodge street car and was standing on the rear platform smoking. The car was crowded. As it ap- proached the intersection of BSixteenth street the motorman slowed up and sounded the gong, as tho custom is, and then, as the coast seemed clear, turned on the power to cross the Sixteenth street tracks. Just at this moment someone shouted “Look out!'"" The gongs of two street cars clanged, and an Instant later the Dodge street car was nearly lifted from the rails, bhaving been struck near the rear ond by the head of a southbound Sixteenth street car, Mr. Meyer, who, holding to the brass rail- ing, was standing near the steps of the platform, was hurled to the pavement, where he lay unconsclous. Three other men were precipitated to the asphalt also, but managed to alight upon their feet and were unhurt. Mr. Meyer was carried into the corner drug store, where restoratives were administered, and later he was taken to his home, 1123 Farnam street, A pbysiclan who examined his injuries #ays Mr. Meyer has sustained a fractured rib and possibly internal injuries. He is suffering considerable pain. AK Your best feelings, your social position or business success depend largely on the perfect action of your stomach and liver. Dr. King's New Life Pills give increased strength, a keen, clear braln, high ambition, A 25-cent box will make you feel like a new being. Sold by Kuhn & Co., drugglsts. Do you wan stenog! centg for a Ree “want ad. ner? Spend 26 Choloe of Deputy Deferred. “I may not name a _deputy until the first of the year," mald City Comptroller John N. Wesiberg when asked If ho had chosen @ successor to Fred J. Sackett, It ¥ im- pomsible o Keep the work up in my office with less clerical huln than I have at present, but some of the councilmen objected 1o my expending more than & year to maintain the office and it may' be necessary to let the work go and lay off some of the help to keep within the ap- propriation.”