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

( Y -— SPECIAL_NOTICES SITUATIONS WANTED, POSITION with concern doing large B duce business; ~ long experience: thor- oughly competent. Address D) 36, Bee. A-—-NT87 100 in WANTED, position _as_ collector of vholesale house. D 35, Bec. My BY A 8wedish girl, who cannot speak Ing- lish a place 1o learn housework, wikes no object. Apply at 1318 8. 0th ave - AZMTB T WANTED=MALE HELP. WANTED, wo have steady work for a few ¥00d hustiors af good habits and appear- ance. C, F. Adal Co., 106 Howard 8t B431 BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short time, eataiogue d particulars free, Address Westorn Barbers’ Institute Omaha, Neb, B33 WANTED, n good_experienced clothin woltcltor.” Apply 1914 Parnam 8t. Goo porition to right party. B-138 & TED—~(l00d, experfenced clothing No dther need apply. Address, MEN 10 _represent Domestic Medicine Co lowa City, In; Siso advertipers; good y. 1 Co., Di 9, Tex salury. Friamph Co., Dallas, Tex ' '\ WANTED, matiing clerk, First Natioral Bank. v B84 6 THE AMERICAN BARBER COLMEGE OF OMAHA 3. B. RANDOLPIL. L. L. B., President. 18 now CONDUCTED BY THE BARBERS' 'CRAFT and INDORBED by the UNIONS ONTY | SCHOOL RECOGNIZED by the Btato Barers Toard, Consult sour homa Fvers: show them this adv. “Write for free catalogue. B 851 7% WANTED—Compotent _second_ girl with eforences. “Apply at 428 8. mt St THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1900 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. T r—8 NICE warm rooms, good board, reasonable rates. ‘The Rose, S0 Hamney, UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport 8t The Merriam, good winter home. 2 & Dod it ke ———— e FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, TWO large modern rooms, with alcove. Harney. G-MTsi FOR RENT=STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT. riore in first class location; rent. reasonable.” Apply’ RC.” Pelers & Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg et ) FOR RENT, the building formorly oceupled by The Tide at 16 Farnam street. Tt our storles and a basement which w formerly “used as The Iiee press room Thix will be rented very reasonably 1f interested apply at once to C. C. Roso: water, secretary, room 100, Beé Bufidin 1261 LARGE doubla room in Continental block; can be made into very desirable office and reception room for physiclan. Wil ar- range 1o sult OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO 16th & Douglas Sts, = BRICK store and basement, 24th and Grace 8ts. Geo, W. Holbrook, Brown' block, corne; D. C. GROCERY, B ot W bullding. actory or laund ‘rl Patterson. 'Phone, 14 1-813"-J-4 SPLENDID bullding in ¢ mission district for rent Jan. 1. F. D, We d, 154 Douglas, T-Ms47 J6 E————— AGENTS WANTED, IDENTITY GUARANT Penn., guarantees transactio B CO., Pittaburg, identity in_financial false arrest. accldent or death; device patented; 18 Inexpensive, simplé and absolutely 'reliable; agents wanted for Omaha and all Nebraska and Towa towns; good with other busine commiusions 1 dress the Omaha, AGENTS wanted for Hayes' Metallic Rub- ber Tires for rocking (‘.l?l ; can make 100 per month. J. C. Hayes 418 Fast Locust, Dos Moines, Ta. P AGENTS, we want three hustiing subsorl tion agents I this state immediately; and upward per week on commission; pe manent work; references required. North- western ~ Agriculturist, 1235741 Guaranty Bullding, Minneapolis, Minn. J--835 6 eral. ~For particulars keneral agency, Lock Box 796, eb. J—M5ee* STORAGE ACIEIC Btorage and Warehouse Co., 012 14 Jones, general storage und forwarding. OM. Van Stor Co., 1611% Farn. Tels ] 1 housework. 204 B, 30th St, BIRL for general housewor 3 WANTED—Cook. 36 Farnam. 5y &irl for general housework. Tnquire at once. 2 California C—810-7 WANTED=TO BU Thotels, et uantitien. ] odgg. Tel. 30, ALL kinds of household goods 1h ‘larke and small Furniture Co., 1406-10 HOUBES to move, Wallace, Brown ;;;Tk. NTED, u good, competent girl for gen- eral housework in a family of two young ladies; must be good cook and neat and n; references required; permanent ve'for the right party. Inquire at 1§ . 11th st. C—M¥8 7 AN OLD lady. American, between 40 and 60 years, ablo to care for n home for a man of &, can get good place by writing to 3. J.'W. Wileman, West Side, Ta. M841 8¢ —— FOR RENT—HOUSES, IF you want your houses wi them with awa & Co. ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Planos Omco, 1611% Farnam BE. “Fel.' 1660 or 3. rta of the city. 0. 13th S, D4 Paxton block, D448 rented place D—442 HIQUSES for rent in all Brennan-Love Co., 320 HOUBKS, stores® B Aeiiiooagds ek o = CHAS. E. WILLIAMEON, 1203 I'arnam. D—46 WILL purchase a limited number of Omaha Savings bank acoounts, Brennan- ve Co., 309 Bo. 13th, ED ‘o buy, $1,000 of Omaha bank accounts for cash. Addre A By office. N—Ms WANTED, Spanish moss, 75c per Ib.: palm leaves, 7o¢ per doz., frelght paid, Beautiful hollday or wedding decorations. In remit- tng klve shipping directions and whether express or freight. Correspondence so- liclted. References, Bradstreet’s or Dun's agents. A. L. Wisher, St. Augustine; Fis. MB45 104 ————— FOR SALE—~HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC. SELL and repair_vehicles. all kinds, 11, Frost, carrluge works, 14th and Leaven- worth. Ptk FOR BALE, one of the fineat palr b ‘hed blooded bay horses eve‘:‘mn.l.rt this market, own brothe 5 and 6 years old, 15t hands high. Call Palace sta =P at806 5 FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, SEB [IENRY B. PAYNE, @1 N. Y, LIFE, D47 HARD and soft foundation piling; ho fonces and cribbing, ol Douglas. "*Q— 1o HOUSES, etc. ¥. D. Wead, mfnoual:-. IDHAND safe cheap. 'Deright, 1116 ram]_. 466 HOUSES and flats, Ringwalt, Barker Blk. D450 SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So_13, $-ROOM .ouse, 27th and Farnam Sts., all modern. Call 2666 Farnam or nhnnr:—_!s‘sgi WRITE for, catatogue or frusses, support. ers, Sherman & McConn:ll Drug Co.q maha 468 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown blk. D45 BARN, 2024 8t. Mary's Ave. FOR RENT, 12-room house, ateam, modern convenlences, ‘Address C 45, Bee. $ROOM cottage and barn, 302 Decatur 8t. heated with good_barn, D176 Inquire M3% FLAT, 6 rooms, modern except furnace. 1219 B. 16th st., $15.00. Ringwalt, [‘lfirk;‘r bk —~M413 FIVE unfurnished rooms. first-cla podern, complete for house 8t., near Farnam. Inquire 2417 .{;;m--mgl’f 1826 N. 16TH 8T., nice 5-room cottage clty Yater, fust been pupered and painted throughout; 12 per month. Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Douglas st D—-M410 CONVENIENT 8-room house, modern. In- quire 1411 Vinton. D—585—10% ELEGANT 10-room all modern residences hardwood finish, porcelain bath, laundry. This house is in good condition and with: minutes' walk of the center of the ¢lty: in n_very selsct neighborhood, near 24th'and St. Mary's Ave. Rent, 36, OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,"10th_ana Douglas Sts. D475 ROOM mox also 5 roo Inquire 924 #-ROOM flat. Douglas. 30 4-ROOM modern house. 234 Grace St, \ D790-6% BIGHT-ROOM cottage. furnished or un- _furnished, with or without barn; modern Rlumbing: water hoating, as stove. kay " 1 in e, 3530 North 27th, §15; corner 2ith and Pinkney. ugla D19 modgrn improvements. 24 . D106 3 xtures, laundry. Apply 916 Leavenworth Te!. 128, D—M796 7 HOUBES FOR RENT. 15th roommodern house..$15.00 rick ave,, 5-room house 20th st., 4-room house.. 10-room house. 00m housa .. M'CAGUE ESTMENT 1806 Dodge’ St. 11-ROOM _modern detached residence. 25th ad Dewey; rent, $0). 'Phone, 1413, D-$1i—14 FOR RENT, 7-room house, nice lawn, c ner 28th ave. and Maple st.. §12 JOHN W. ROBBINS, 182 FARNAM. D—-M821 3528 Morth 27th, 81 ‘th and Pinkney, Lauer RBros. Ms33 $ROOM modorn hous + o § Fooms;, corner Tmuire G4 Dokl FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, BTEAM hented rooma at The Thurston. B4 HOUSEKEEPING, 8 up; 2628 St._ M2 THRER furnished fooms for housekeen- in| man _and wife. Rent taken in_board. N BB ROOMS, private family. 2101 Douglas. 4 E!M-‘ LM 20 8t private AT FURNISHED room, 82 8. famity T FURNISHED ROO family. 2408 Cass St RER furnished rooms for light ping. Farnum. " FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Doug. GLENCAIRN, transients, 1.3 day. 1608 ™ B =" FOR SALE, bakers' oven. portable: $25.00. Weper & Son, Plnl":’n('fl, f‘"?b.p"c. PERSONAL. 3650 STEINWAY upright case (o sale cheap. Address D 1 —6; “DB LUX" PHOTO STUDIO (Just opened), 215 8. 13th st Omaha, will make you one dozen swoll fittle carbon-finished, date oval photos, 15c. “Yes, cards, Our “De Lux' slze, “knocks ‘em all a twister. make cabinets, stamps nor trashy penny photos, so-calied. Our spe claity 1s small miniatures—two sizes only Bittings Sundays. Pho buttons free: all and see how It Is dBne. Photos d livered in 45 hours. U—Ms20 1p-o- MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Towa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can $100 or any mulitiple interes! no_dela Brennan: 13th 8t., Omaha, Neb. any Love W82 Y to loan on Impr(n‘u?“l)mnhn real Brennan-Love C 8o, 13th, $1,000 and_ upward to loan on Improved roperty and farms, W. Farnam Smith 57 150 Farnam. Wi ;F,\ oD George & Company, 1001 Farnam street WS MONEY In any amount at 5 o W5 MONEY to loan on farm and city propert {owest rates: O, F. Duvis Co., 100 W8T NEY to loan at § and b Omaha property. W. B. Melkle, 401 8. W58 6 per cent; ¢ Farnam. ATE money, 5,5 1o _de Garvin Bros., 1013 and_warrant Farnam St PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1620 Rougl . Peters & ( fano, lntest style the cheap, Co., 39 {TED—City loans, bonds and warrants, | — b ;{c ¥ ¢ cent. J. W. RORBINS & CO., 180 FARNAV 8T. Farnam per cent on 5th W489 WANTED-City and farm loans; also bonds FOR SALE Ggod east front lot on With near Callfornia, Smali lot an %th Bt. near A. South Omaha, L | $150. Good lot one block from Ames Ave and . 0th, $200, South front fn Central park, $100 Sixty-six foet on Cassius strect, close to Wth, $50. Sixty five feet on 10th near Center St, - | Fifty feet on Charles near Lowe paved St., $500, Section of ‘land in Gove Co., water, $1,920. House and ot on M s $600, Four lote In Wakeley Add., $200. Lot %, block %, Baker Place, $100. Lots 18 and 17 in Second addition to West Bide, $100. Forty acres one mile from Capitol Cheyenne Ave., Kans, with rect near 27th, 8. 0., t ) feet south front Cass and 39th streets, BAMUEL 8, CURTIS, Receiver, 1808’ Hurney St RE-—-M3ss 16 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the Unlon Pacific Raliroad company. 1. A McAllaster land commissioner, Unlon Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb, ' d CHOICE HANSCOM PLACE LOTS, We are authorized to_offer these beautigul east front lots on Virginla ave, at the northivest corner of Pacific street: Bouth lot......... $1,300 Middle lot. C1,0m North lot... /... 90 This comprises the iand from the corner to the new house north; 1-3 cash, balance to suit at 6 per cent. Or if you pay for lot will furnish money at lowest rate to build Thin 18 & cholce location, beautiful naturai forest trees, asphalt ent, perma- nent sidewalk and the nefghborhood can 't be beat. We are going to sell. Who will u be wise and take first cholce? call on PAYNE-KNOX €O, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg., of " Phone 1781, RE-—M8%0 320 ACRES. 20 hay land, Holt county, #| “gplendid chance ‘to start’a ranch; price FIVE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton block WA 240 acres, 2 houses, Sarpy county, at $35.00. .| 840, Douglas county, level, fine, at $10.00 MONEY to loan on first-class improved city Payne- roperty or for bullding purposes. e nox Co., New Yofk W93 PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood 99 N. Y. Life. Wedn 9150 TO LOAN on real eatate: at once. M. J. Kennard & Son, 816-811 Brown block. W95 MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTEL THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, (Established 1892.) Wil make you a loan on furniture, planos, live stock, ete. You keep the property. Or if you'have a will make you a SALARY LO. indorser of mortgage. We loa up. You can Y( hours after making may pay it back in 1, , 6 or 6 months. Qthers claim lower raies, but all we auk We charge nothing for pipers of filing and we give you the full amount of the loan in h.” We are the oldest and largest loan 18 a chalce to make comparisons, o company in Omaha. top lease.” ‘elephone 2265. 306 South 16th St. X—496 MON EY M LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. No_endorser of morl,:\ e required LOWEST RATES, EAS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIA OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York' Life Bldz. X500 SALARY LOANS' TO EMPLOYES UPON PLAIN NOTES. NO CHARGE DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE. NO CHARGES FOH DRAWING PAPERS E, h's D ERIC CO, Room 601 Bee Building. Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. and noons. Rebate when loan is paid befora dtie., MONEY loangd salarled people holding per- ‘manent position with responaible conéara upon ‘thefr bwn names without ‘securlt ehny payments. Tolman, 108 N. Y. 1, bldg MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Planos, Diamonds, Watches, etc. Privately on payments papers. BERGE. nam street, upstairs. permanent position we N without from $10 the ]rlm\n'r_v in 3 few application and you P Our motto Is “to try ONEY PAYMENTS and No_char for "8 LOAN CO., 1508 FAr- X8 F. D. WEAD, 1524 Douglas Street. RE—S09--7 AUCTION SALE OF REAL BSTATE 1 Wil offer at public sale to the highoat ~| " bldder the three-story double brick houses 3 No. 2101-3 Douglas stresi, city of Omaha, Houses contain 13 rooms each; renting resent, $60 and $65 per month: eomme .| Ing March 1 tenants wili pay $i per month, or a total of $13. Terms, 14 cash balance at & per cent, with optlon o making partfal payments when conven- fent, f'mprrly 18 in good condition, loca- tion s convenfent and desirable. Sule (o take place |\rumrv|y at 2 Saturday, December 16, 190, Wil consider a ‘previous off W. H. Thomas, 58 First Nat'l Bank bldg. J. ‘Sonnenberg, Auctioneer RE-—38 11 FOR BALE, four Torthwest cor. 15t removed at once. Trade. BOULEVARD PROP FOR SALE. - The owner of four lota on the N Boulevard, near Mr, Morrison's reside Bx214 feet, nuthofizes us to sell t $00_each,’ one-third cash, balan terms, 6 per cent Interest. These Jots have just been reduced from $700 to $500-— tho finest property In the city today for the price asked. The redvetion is made because the owner ia leaving the country, PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY Main Floor N. Y. Life Buildinx RE-MSH 9 ood solld cottages foana"Call 1, to be A, P. Tukey, Hoard ot RE—M 9 out of health find prompt rellef. Omaha, Neb. Confidential. ~b16 Golden Seal Female Regulator in' 3 hours' $1.00 and $2.00 boxes; enuine without signaturc. Golden Seal Medicine Co., 2911 Morgan St.. St. Louls, Mo. M. D12e DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, posi- tively warranted to cufe the mosi stub- born cases of monthly stoppages, irregu- obstructions and brought on from whatever c package or 3 for $5; sent anvwhere pre- ald on receipt of price. The Kidd Dru PO Sigin, T, “American Office, retail, wholesale. Myers-Dilion Dr Omaha} M. A. Diilon, South Omaha: Davis Drug Co., Councfl’ Bluffs, Full line of rubber :| none JOH 1 515 N. ¥. 1664; Alice Johnson, D. O, Gid' E. Johnson, Osteopathist, MONEY loaned on planos elty, horsea, cow! furniture, jo¥r- te. C. F. Reed, we E DONQHUE, D. 0., of Bulll_school, e, Mo, 64 Paxtn Bik. Tel. 15T BALARY LOANS, C EL_LOANS. WATAYLOR, 21§ First Nat. Bank Bidg, MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, horasi cows, Jewelry, Duff ¢ en, R 8, Barker blk X608 LOST—6-months-old cocker black; answers to “Bijou.’” M. A Hall, 118 N. 89th 8t. spanie Ret Reward. MISCELLANEOUS, NOTICE, alers, 2dhand furniture ‘and stoves at lowest prices, carioad 1ots or foss.” Chicago Furnitire Co., 1406-10 Dodge. o) SELL cheap beautiful Upright plano, malioguny’case, fully guarantesd, barguin: GLADISH pharmacy, drug store. 12 & Dudg LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, with partial payments on note; no mort- age or mecurity: absolutely ennfidential FUBITIVELY LOWEST RATES; Joans other companies taken up. Room 108, Pa: ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT ¢'0, X507 BUSINESS CHANCES. 10 CASH or easy ts buy lNl.w 'ul (nickel) slot machines for drinks, el ture Manufacturers, Ciicago, Iil, Y508 MRS, FRITZ, clalrvoyant. 819 Noriy 3 16th, MME.GLYMER genuine palmist, 1606 Dodge 8—M47] TREATMENT, MAE EDGAR, 3171 N. 15th St., flat . T—-§88 DI ELECTRI MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2 floor, room thermal baths. f ) $300 T 'O $800 a month brake attacnments to mechanis $4.000 BUYS half Interest In wholesale bual- R 'son Blk. ; staple good: Patt, —812—-24 FOR SBALE or rent, The Inter Ocean, a weekly paper solling price, ELITE parlors, 616 8. 10th, second floor. T--M82 150 I PERSONAL, SUpron I TURKISH baths massage batha olectric baths, for iadles only: skilled women massigo operators; finest equipped baths in the city. Renstrom Bath Company, Rooms 216 to 220 Bee Bldg. U—dTd VIAVI, woma DR, ROY. chiropodiat; corns hatr removed by electricity. zer Bik. way to health, 1‘;;'-" )14, i LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer, 1018 Farngm. i) PRIVATE home before and during confine. ment; bables adopted. Mrs. Burget, 263 Burdette. 0476 rllr'fl; kinds r Manufacturing lephune 418, U418 SBEWING machines rented and rent $2 per month; supplies for of machines. The Sin Co., 1614 Douglas 8t. B 2 hospital for ladles before & dur- ng confinement; bables adopted. 1138 N. 17 VAT PLEATING and skirts, all kinds; butto jpade to matoh. " Omaha " Pleating G 524 Dougla: ADIES' juckets and tallor made suits tored, cléaned, repaired. M. Fogel, W1 & 1T 8! CALENDARS, Burkley Printing Co. U=M12 D20 FURNACE work, STOVE work, tinsheet fron. gal I fron, zine and copper work done; cheapest place In the city. Savage's Tin Shop, 2522 Farnam 8t U—iso WING MACHINES sell “second-hand ma- than half thelr regular RCOND-HAND atirday we will chines’ ut less price. Former. Price. $5.00 §.00 3 8ingers . 1 Wheeler & 1White .. New Home 1 Domestle ho'd on No. '8 Whes Singer, modern ... Standard ; B 3% 3 modern drop-head machines, STANDARD and BINGER, glghtly used at half tho Fegalar price. ent machines at 7 nd attachments for and repair makes of sewing muchines. NERRASKA CYCLE €O, Cor. 16th and Hu'uu co,, | FOR SALE, a good blacksmith shop and wagon shop, tools and stock; busines runs from $10 to 812 daily. Wiese I, Cax bell, West Side, la. Y-—-M830 THB management of the Viavl business ading citles will be business woman For particulars call or ad- in one of I open for a succes January 1 dress Viavi Co., ul Bee Bldg. Y827 8 i;MYmen!s buys 25 strictly o or cash; will earn 2 and upward Weokly "each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furni- ling new patent ; positive POCKETBOOK, with $40, "hristio Bros'. office, k maha. Finder return to H. B. Hamlil, Exchange bidg.; liberal reward. Lost—840 6 LOST, Royal Nelghbor pin, ax and bangle. Reward for return to 434 Burdette stroet or Bee office. Lost—s38 6° LOST, in shopping district, near Farnam and '13th, pal 1d eyeglasses. Return to Geo. T Winona Flats; sultable reward. Lo sul 836 LOST, lemon and setter dog, ‘months 01d; name "Joe." Return 1o W'\Vaterman, 146 8. 24th ave. Reward Lost—MS850 e SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN BANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Tite. BOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Beo Bld, 4 & Shorthand college. Bo, e GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 & ous. — 52 HORSES WINTERED, GODD winter pasture for horses month; &ood ‘whelter. Inquire at man's ‘stables, 18th and St. Tulephone No. 5. Theater. $2.00 per Hoft- Mary's a M-784 19 TIORSES wintered, $4 per month. J. W. WANTED, position as registered pharma- ice medicine, or a location for a physiclan and llurxfion n Ne- a physiclan and drug Ada New cat with a chance to p who s a registered pharmacist. braska and whe store are needed ress Box 82 Bharon, Ta, Y —-M846 9 Phelps, 207 N. Y." Life bldg. PAWNBROKER! T.oan Office, rellable accommodat- 1 business confidential. 1801 Douglus. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE, STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, NOW I8 the time to buy acre tracts, before spring rise. Here are specials: 80 mcres west of Florence at $50.00. ® acres near Ceniral Park school sold a few years ago for $4,000 which a loca! savings bank loaned §1, price now, $1,000; clear of incumbrance. 4-acre, cultivated block, Florence, F.'D. WEAD, 14 Douglas Btreet. RE—$07 loa xton blk. SRTY bought and loaned: rents’ colleeted. . o314 So. 16th Bt. RE-102 7-ROOM house, lot and barn on 17th, near Charles, for §2,000. 8-room cottage with bath .closet and bgrn, | 2322 Harney, fall lot, beaiitiful trees 6-room cottage and h: F.D. WEAD, 132 Douglas 8trect, which and on for $i0. monay Johnson f lot on 21at 8t., $850. GCURED. Julta Vaughn, 4% Ramge MIRROR FACTORY. * | Damaged looking gl ses resilvered. 708 N 16, 531 ENGINES, BOILERS, ET L. C. Sharp—Mach. Wks.; motors, dynam DANCING. MORAND'S winter term for children be. gins next Snturday; beginners, 10 a. sdvance, 2 or 4 p i high school claa ‘| 8 p. m.: adults, Tuesday and Friday, § p | m. Private lessons dally, Waltz ' and two-step guaranteed for .. Crelghton hall. —————————————— ey LAND. C. B. Burrows, .;l‘:;xuil‘ C. F SEE HENRY ., PAYNE, I N, FIND éast front lot, § blocks south of de- pot, on 10th 8t. Inquire N““\'hllafl CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St. RE--516 ‘BARGAINS No. 623—Fine brand new, strictly modern, § rooms, corner lot, on Georgla ave., both streets pa onk finish, nicke!, porce It plumbing, polished ' floors, 'efectri light and gas, bullt by owner for hon od reason for seliing. Pri X y Tot ‘o111, & rooms, east front. oing to sell this. 0T ER-SHOLES C ake up an offer, LIFE, ‘Telephone 7. BON. Y. RE—M83 10 THARRISON, BARGAINS, 93N Y.L RE-338 D9* ve., near Burt, corner ‘We are FARMS FOR RENT, 20ACRE frult_farm for_rent on Calhoun road near Florence. In fine condition. Hemis, axton Block. 9] FIANO TUNING, WE tune your plang for 8 1521 _Dad, Tel, o DRESSMAKIN IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 8. 20th 6t. M —506- D§* 1 FREE scholarships to Fraum, 560 Kamge B [piano students. Prot, TICKET BPROKER, cketn everywher arnam. CUT rate bin, 1606 ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION and_side pleating, cheapest best, quickest. Mrs. A, C. terson Bk, 17th and Farnam Sts. B.&M. junk house, J. Milder, Prop.. dealer Carloads & tals, bottles, etc S01-803 Farnam, Omaha. Tel. 28 —-821 speclalty LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; 26 cuts, e 1190 Leavenworth Tel, 547 ——— . FURNITURD REPAIRING, TEL. 1831, M. 8. Walklin, :'ul'rum]n_!;sf. 27 ————————— BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY, STOCK'S Bird Store. 1018 Leavenworth CARPENTERS AND JORBERS, ALL kinds of carpenter wotk and repaigin promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 2 &nd T.ake 8ts 370 PATENTS GUARANTE! SUES & CO. atent Lawyers Bee Omaha, Nob aten @hould be read DAILY by all interested, a8 changes may occur at any time.) Forelgn maila for the week anding ber 8, 1900, will close (PROMPT! cases) at'the General Postoffice lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close on four earller than closing time shown be oW, Transatiantio Mal SATURDAY—At 3:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per s & Etrurla, via Queenstow! m. for NETHERLANDS direct, . Potsdam (mail must be directed “pe 8 8 Potsdam”); at 9 4. m. for ITALY per & & Columbia, via Naples (mail mu o directed “per #. & Columbia”); a. m. for SCOTLAND direct Furnessia (mafl must be directed 8. 8. Furnessia’). “PRI take and Samples for Germany on!y. pet 8 TED MATTE pe vill not be went by this ship un- cclally directed by het. After ihe closing Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ditional supplementary fmsus are_opened on the plers of the American, English, French and German steamers, ana remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mails for South and Centr Went ete. FRIDAY—At 10 a. m. for NEWFOUND- LAND, per s s 8ilvia; at'1 p. m. for INAGUA and CAPE GHACIAS, per s, s. Kong de (mail for Jamalica, Belize, Puaerto Cortez and Guatemala must be A roct per 8. 8. Kong Frode') Amerive, At 1'a. m. for NEWFOUND- from Philadel- Der_ s, 8 At 9:30 a. (supplementary 19 a. for ST, THOM 8T. CROIX, WINDWARD and 1 and DEMERARA, per 10 a. m. for PORTO RICO, per &. & 8an Juan, via San Juan; at 10 a. m. (8up- plemenary 10:30 a. m.) SLAND, AMATCA CARTHAGENA Corean, m SAVANILLA, per s, 8. Alene” ; at 10 a. m. pplementary 10:30 a. m.) for CURA- CAO and V. TELA, per 8. . Hildur, via Curacao (mail for Bavanilla and Car: thagena must be directed “per s. . Hil- dur’); at 11 a. m. for CUBA, per s. . Morro Castle. via Havana; at 12 m. for URUGUAY per ®. 8. Ttallan Prince; THERN BRAZIL, per ARGENTINE REPUF and PARAGUAY. at1p. m. for NO ® & Amazonense. G, Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North gvaney. and thence by steamer, close at this office dally at 8:30 p. m. (connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday an: Baturday). Malls for Miquelon, by rail to Roston. and thence by steamer, close at this office dafly at 8- m. 'Mails for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by steamer, close at this ofice dally at 7 n_m. (the connecting closes are on ay, Wednesday and Fridays. Malls for o' Clty, averinnd, unless specially ad. dressed tor ‘dispatch by steamer, close at fhis office dallv nt 2:30 a, m. and 2:30 p. m. Mails for Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala, by rall to New Or'eans and thence by steamer, close at this office dally m. (connecting closes here Mondays at *3 p or Belize, Puerto Cortez and Tuesdays for egistered mall closes at 6 Costa Rica). * p.m. previous d ‘ Transpacific Mall Malls for China, here dally up to December *%4 at 6: for dispatch per s. 8. Idauml Maru. for Australia, (except West Australia), Now Zealand, Hawall, FIji and Samoan 18 San Francisco, close dall. :30 p. m. up 10 December clusive, or on day of arrival of s. s. cania, duo at New York December dispatch per s, erra. ) {ralla (except \est Austraila, which goes . m. * vla Burope, and New Zealand, which goes via San Francisco), and Fiji ‘Island Vancouver, close here daily at § after December 7, up to Décember Clusive, for dispatch per . & speclally addressed . mails, via Seatt'e, ciose at p. m. De- Comber ). Malls for Hawafi, China and Philipping via P m. . in- Aorangl, Japan, via Ban mber. 9, inclusive, for dispatch Rio de Janeiro. Malls for Hawall, “hina. Japan and Phiilppine Islands, via Close Tgre dafly at' 630 or San Francisco, P..m. up to Décember *17, inclusiy dispateh per s. 8. Coptic. Malls for C| Japan, via_Vancouver, dufly ‘at"6:40 p m, up to Dicember srif, inclusive for dis India_(registered Yyl Vancouver'), mall must be Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of sailing dal'y and the schedule of closing {8 arranged on the presumption of thefr un- interrupted overland transit egistered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day. . CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster, mv;’:morncn. New York, . November 80, RAILWAY TIME TABLES. T WABASH Ticket Office, 415 Farnam Street, ot, ) Ell”tll. Telephon Leave. 8t. Loufs “Cannon Ball" Express a Dally. o, 629, Arrive, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & Bt. Paul Railway—City Ticket Office, nam Street. Telephone, 284, Depot, Tenth an Mason _ Streets. Tel phono, &2 Chicago l&lmlledhfllu 8 Sm B30 Chicage & Omaha 1 40 pm DRy bDally except Sunday. — “The Line’’—General _Offices, United_ States National Bank Bldg., 8. W. Cor. Twelfth and Farnm 8ts. Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam 8t. Tel., 561 pot, 1ith and Webster Sts. ~Tel., 1438, Leave. ' Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs .........a 3:00 pm asper and .. 3:00 pm wyoming, York, David ouglas Hastlngs Clty uperior, Geneva, Exeter and Soward....b 8:00 pm Norfolk, Verdigre and Fremont b 7:30 am Lincoln, Wahoo ~and Fremont ... b1 Fremont Local ki a Dally. b Dally ‘except day only. d Dally except Baturday. Dally except Monday. 3 am CHICAGO & NORTH- wostern Rallway Northwestern City Ticket Offic Farnam St il Depot, Marey 8ts. Telephone 629, Leave. Arrive. i . 7:00 am Chicago Passenger ...a 4:15 pm Eastern Express, Des Moines, Marshalltown, Cedar ' Raplds and Chicago . o a10:56 am spectal, " Chi- Eastern cago_and Bast .a 4:56 pm Hcago Fast Mall, o Limited.a 7:45 pm Dayligh cial Chicago Spec- Omaha, Omaha-Chie Fast Mall .. e Cedar Raplds Passenger Eastern Expre ...b 9:00 pm s Dally. b Dally except Saturday, ark, 9 Pat: S —————: il foute Decem- Y in all fol- ;at § at 10 8. “per , ETC.—This nteamer Printed Matter, Commercial Papers The same ® of mail matter for other parts of of the Supplementary ad- WARD 18LANDS s, Fontabelle: at for FORTUNE and GREYTOWN, 'per nail for Costa Rica must be Japan_and Philippine Islands, via Seattle (ordinary mall and speclally addressed registered mail), closa here Tor Malls for Aue- only (supplementary atch per s. 8. Empress of irected RAILROAD — Telephone 322 De- Tenth and Marcy 5:06 pm & 8:20 am 1604 Far- FREMONT, ELKHORN & Minsourl Valley Railroad Northwestern De- a 5:00 pm © 5:00 pm b 5:00 pm b10:25 am b10:25 am am Bunday. ¢ Sun- e Telephone, Tenth and a11:30 pm 40 amn AY T SIOUX CITY,_ & PACIFIC Ralirond — The ~ North- wostern Line' —General Offices, United States National Bank Building, 8 W, Corner Twelft and Farnam 8t Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam 8t. Telephone, 1. De- pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone, 9. Tea Arrive. A 465 am @10:28 pm a7:35 pm o 815 am a8:0am a 3:50 pm Twin City Expres Twin City Limite Bloux ity Local CHICAGO, 8T, PAUL, Minneapolts & Omaha Rallway he ~ North. western _ Line'—Géneral Offices, Nebraska Divi- sion, i5th and Webster 101 Farnam 8t “Telephone, b oot arnal . _Telephone, N Depot, 16th and Webster Sts. e Leave. Arrl .8 6:00 am & 9:10 pm a11:10 am Twin City Passenger. Omaha Passenger . Sloux City & Nort east Nebraska ........b 345 pm a Dafly. b Dally except Sunday. B SI BURLINGTON & MIS. \ sourl River Rallroad- H”'I”“!”m “The Burlington Route General Offices, North. weat Cornor Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Offico 192 Farnam Street. phone, wov. Burlington Station, Tenth Muson Streets. Telephone, 138 Leave, = Arrive. ele) and Lincoln, Hastings and MecCook sotpieasily Lincoln, Denver. ' Colo- rado, Utah, Calitornia.a Lincoln & Hlack Hillg. a Montana, Puget Sound..a 9:00 pm Linco'n Fast Mail.,... . 3:00 pm Denver, Colorado, Utah and California South Tend, Louisville, Plattsmouth 3 pm Ft. Crook, Plattamouth and Paciie Junction...a 7:00 pm a Dally. b Dally except Sunda: KANSAS CIT seph Raiiroad— The Burling- ton Route' —Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Btreet. Tel phone, 20. Depot, Tenth and Magon Streots. Telo- 40 am & 7:3 pm A 3:00 pm pm a §:46 Aam Butkinaton Route Kansas Clty Day Ex Kangas City Night 8t. Louis Flyer for St. Joseph and 8t. Louts. & Daily. fi 4:50 pm all:ls am - CHICAGO, BURLINGTON ¥ & Quiney Rallrond-_-The M\n[lm Burlington Route'—Ticket 4 Offica 1602 Farnam Street. Telephone, 260, _Depo cute Tenth and Mason Street et “Telephone, 128, Leav ; v Daylight Chicago Spe o Chis Vestibuied Bx Chil Chi ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rallroad—City Ticket Of- fice, 1402 Farnam Btreet. Telephone, 246. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets, hicago Express . Chicago Limited . Minneapolis and Paul Expre Minneapolls Paul Limited . Fort Dodge Local from Councll Bluff: ...b 4:30 pm b Daily ‘except Sunday. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIT- road—General Offices and Ticket Offices, Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas Telephone, 14, Depot, nfon Statlon. Leave. Arrive. Louls and Kansas Express 010:00 am & ", Bt. L. E: Leave from 15th and Webster Streets Nebraska _Local, Weeping Wator 4:16 pm a10:45 am a Dally. b Dall; pt Bunday. CHICAGO, ROCK 1SL~ and & Pacific Rallroad —'“T'he Great Rock Isl- and Route' —City Tio et Office, 1323 Street, Telephone, 433. Tenth & Marcy Des Moines and Dave port Local Chicago Expres olnes Local. Chicago Fast Express Des Molnes, Rock and and Chicagog; Lincoln, Colorado Bpgs., Denver, Pueblo and Neat a 1:30 pm T Toxan Fiyer. - 0 5:20 pm a9 a Dally. 'b Dafly excent Bunday. UNION PACIFI land Route''—General Offices, N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam Streets. City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam Street. Telephone, 816. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone, 629. Le Arrive. i ", The Overland Limited—a §:20 am The Chicago-Portland Spectal ... The Fast Mali. .. The Mall and Expre; Lincoln, = Beatrice Stromsburg_Exp: The Pacific Expre The Atlantic Expres: Grand Tsland Local a Daily. iakVA ey Reute KBRS [ L) and b b 5:30 pm b Daily except Sunday. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL- road—Omaha, ‘Kansas City & Eastern Rallroad—“The uiney Route'—Ticket Of- ce, 1415_Farnam Bt. Tele- phone, 822. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Btreets, Tele- phone, 629, . Leave. Arrive. t. Tixpress .. a 5:06 pm @ 8:20 am Kansas City and Quincy Local . @ 7:00 am & 9:00 pm a Daily. —————— POINTED PARAGRAPHS, When cats fight they simply scratch a match. Stimulants never hurt the man who 1 them alone. Bllence is often the most eloquent an- swer that can be given. The brow of & hill may not be wrinkled, but it 18 often furrowed. Affluence is the dream of every man who is in the employ of others. The multiplication table has mo legs, but it gets there just the same. 1f you are rot beloved by others you will soon cease ‘to love yourself. It takes two to make an agreement— and & lawyer to get the best of it. Never violate a faith, desert a friend or leave & woman In an ill-bumor. A man isn't necessarily a gardener be- cause he is able remove a widow's weeds. Some people think it is better to bave loved and lost than never to have lost at all. When a sure-thing man takea another fn out of the rain it is apt to be & ques- tionable transaction. The man who takes a drink only wheu he has occasion s apt to be an expert at manufacturing occasions. It is reported, but on doubtful authority, that a Philadelphla woman actually car- ried a secret to her grave. The ax seems to have been overlooked in the sword-and-pen contest for mightl- ness. Lincoln was a rail-splitter and Washington began- his career as a tree- chopper. Louts Cannon B ves to The Burn t Rome, “And callest thou this painting the town asked Publius, the patriclan, In wonder, Nero stood upon the portico of the im- perial palace, gazing thoughifully out upon the burning city. “Ay, verily,” quoth he, with & bright smile. “With luminous paint, you know."” Just then, as If to give force to the em- peror's witticism, some lurid flames shot athwart the leaden sky. All thie reads like a historical movel. PING OVER THE ANDES, ente of & Mountaln Journey that Few Would Wish to Repent. Charles N. Simpson of West Virginia, who recently arrived in San Franclsco from South America, Is on his way home after an experience that few men would care to undergo, he having crossed the Andos mountains on foot in dead of winter, facing perils of wild elements and wilder In- babitants of the country. The story of the trip, as told by Simpson in the San Francisco Chronicle, s romantlo those usually found in books where fiction s combined with travel, but the appear- ance of the narrator, his calloused hands and worn face, bear mute witness to the hardships that were undergone during that terrible journey. Stmpson started from his West Virginia home with the determination of seeing as much of the world as possible and salled for England, whence he took ship for Buenos Ayres, expecting to make an easy excursion across the continent to Chill and home by the way of the Pacific ocean to San Francisco. He did not make caleul tion, however, for many things unforeseen and his easy excursion developed into a weary tramp over mountains through fce and snow for many tiresome days and nights, sometimes suffering from thirst and often hungry and cold. It was a tour of comfortable traveling and pleasant sight- seeing until the little city of Mendoza, nestling at the foot of the Andes, wi reached, but from thereon It was al most a struggle for existence until the waters of the blue Pacific cheered his tired eyes and the soft beds of Valparaiso gave rest to his exhausted body. The ntory of the trip over the mountalns is best told In Simpson’s own words: “I was accompanied by a young man who had deserted his ship at Buenos Ayres,”” sald Stmpson, “and who wanted to reach the Pacific. His name was George ‘Temple, and as he was without means I helped him along and pald his expenses in order to have company. We made the mis- tako of attempting to cfoss the mountalns after the passes were closed and were ad- vised at Mendoza not to try it, but as our money was limited and we could not go back over the 1,000 miles of plains to Buenos Ayres we determined to do the best we could and get to Valparalso it possible. Weo were well armed with re- volvers and knives and did not fear any trouble with either natives or wild ani- mals. We were compelled to leave my big trunk at Mendoza and started out with my handbag filled with food and with a canvas bag holding our clothing. 1 car- ried my umbrella that I had kept ever since leaving home, and this served many & cold night to protect us from the plercing wind which sweeps across the mountains. We started over the foothills, expecting to reach the Mendoza river in a short time. We carried a leather bottle full of water, but it was emptied long before we reached the top of the mountaln, and we wero compelled to return to Mendoza for a new supply. We then concluded to follow the line of the rallroad along the river and started out bravely enough. The first night out we met our first experience in hard- ship and were compelled to sleep under o water tank. We carried a supply of ool and it was woll that we did, for there was no possibllity of obtaining any. We met scarcely anyone we traveled, and when we tried to get food we were charged most exorbitant prices. The second night out we reached a little cabin occupled by an old Frenchman and his wife. They were glad to see anyone from Europe and tried to entertain us, but as we could not under- stand them mor they us it was a difficult matter. The old man showed us the skins of many wild animals that he bad killed, and made us a bed on'the floor out of the furs. Next morning we started without breakfast and walked all that day and far into the night. We stopped at a place kept by an Irishman, who would not give us supper, bed and breakfast for less than $25 each. We could not afford that and trudged on until we were so worn that wo could scarcely drag one foot after thé other. ““We supposed that we would always be close to water, but we found that the trall led 80 high on the mountain that the river was thousands of feet below us and we often suffered from thirst. While hunting for water we were passed by two of the worst looking Indians I have ever seen. They evi- dently thought we would make good gam and during the day they passed and re- passed us, evidently sizing us up. I feared an attack and told Tomple to get ready next time and bave his revolver out where they could see it. When they saw our revolvers they hurried away and we did not see them again. ““We reached a town that looked es if we could get accommodation, and we asked a priest where we could get something hot for bre but the man wanted §7.560 each for breakf: 1told the priest that we were almost broke and could not afford that much fora meal. He argued with the landlord and finally suc- ceeded {n getting breakfast for us for ach. It was a good breakfast and we did full justice to it. We had mow been five days and were at the foot of the last elimb to the divide of the Andes. The priest ad- vised not to attempt to climb until we bad remained in the town for several days snd got thoroughly rested. We told him that at $5 a meal we preferred traveling and started for the summit. “The climb was something fearful, and after about three hours’ walking we reached bheavy snow and had to fight our way through it to the summit. At the top, which we reached late in the afternoon, we found that the wind had blown all the snow away and lefc the bare rock. Here we found the big signboard marking the dividing line be- tween Argentine and Chill. It was cold up on that plateau and we started down the other side, expecting am easy time, but found that it was worse than climbing up, for the snow was 80 bad that we were con- stantly slipping and were in danger of fall- ing ioto deep gulches. How we ever got down I camnot tell, but we made our way and as darkoess came on we found a place where there was a slight shelter. I took my umbrella and fastened it down with stones, and we tried to sleep under its shebs ter, but it was cold and the wind blew so that we were thoroughly benumbed and could scarcely move next morning. We worked our way down, however, and finally reached a cable station, where there was an Englishman. He invited us into his hous and gave us refreshments and a bath and offered to get us a pass on the rallroad to Valparaiso, but we told bim we lntended to get there on our own account and started on. We were now over the bad part of the trip and found little difficulty in getting to the coast. I sold our revolvers and found that we could get along unttl tho first steamer went to S8an Francisco. The Best ive in e World, {s Panner Salve. It is made from a pre- scription by a widely known skin speclalist and positively is the most healing salve for piles, burns, scalds, ulcers, running sores and all skin diseases. There is nothing so good. Dillon's drug store, South Omaha; Mjyers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. Fal Detroit Journal: served the guld “And that story a fabl touris ‘able? exclaimed all present. #0 many caplitals in it, you know! can, indicating with a ges- ture the ornate pilars even yet after 2,600 yoars to be dlscerned among the ruin But of course the capitals don't make & fable, strictly speakin| ‘Greek bulldings, 'were of one stor sald the witty