Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1900, Page 11

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY DECEMBER 1 , SPECIAL_NOTICES ressed will atation of the _— SITUATIONS WANTED, — — COMPETENT cook and laundress wants sition for general housework. = 24 uming. A-MIT4 14 WANTED=MALE HELP. WANTED, wo have steady work for a few 00d hustlers of good habits and appear- nce. C.F. Adams Co., 108 Howard 8, BARBER trade ]n||(htd|h'>rv||i| alogue An par " Tnatitute g B3 erfenced clothin ¥ t. Goo arram 8t Ge) WANTED, a good ex solicitor, Apply 134 Pposition to right party. WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only equired by our method of b D instructions, lecs tures, ote. We donate complete outfit of tools ‘and ‘grant diplomas that entitle our raduates to vork in any state. We al- jow free transportation to our colleges at Chicago, St. Louls or Minneapolls on account of better facllitles in larger cities Can earn all expenses If desired. Positions &t $12 to §15 weekly an\M,‘ uaranteed, Salor White Moler Bagner Colfege Re #entative, I 860 AGENTS WANTED; Catholic agents; it free: men or women; Lown oF try; write at once. C. P & L. Co., ! Dearborn st., Chicago, 111 “B—MI 17 cars of ance for 1481 ng_man, 18 or 20 pent position, with ¢ Address, D' 63, De rman promotion WANTED, a _first-class ndvertising 8o leitor; must be an experienced man; good monoy; 1o other need apply. D 64, Bee B-M163 156 PLASTERER and bricklayer ecan have work pugh or more the year ‘round ‘ivl ay rent fi, A house we hllkvl‘"f‘vlll list, 1203 J Nat'l Banl AR arnam, U. 8 L COLLEGE President, 7 DARBERS ) by the UNIONS by the THE AMERICAN B J. B. RANDOLPH, s now CONDU CRAFT and INDOR ONLY_SCHOOL RECOGNIZ Btate Barbers' board. Consult y show them thix ad WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. . Canadian office, 1522 Douglas C—ifl cry town can get a 2 Inches, and $1 in k. Write quick, . Perry, Tn. C-MS66 14 WANTED—Competent second girl ~ with Yeferences. Apply at & 8. wih 8t for second C—Ml! LADIES, one lady In % moguette rug, cash for one hour's w with stamp, Logan & C WANTED. experlé ed girl work. 2087 Dodge st GIRL for general housework. ayenue. © COMPETENT girl Good wages. 1 eneral housework. th Ave. or GOOD cook. Mrs. Aflffi.'-«ufz‘m—v}i;xv\;‘n‘ FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. Petors & rent reasonable. Apply R. C o 1-251 _Co., ground floor, Hee Bldg. FOR RENT, the bulldi four storles and, 4, basement whi Uiteresibd LARGE double room in can be made Into very d ‘able offee and reception room for physiclan, range to sult OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO, 1ith & Douglas Sts, 1837 GROCERY. ™ X bullding. ' D. C. Patterson. ‘Phone. I3, 181304 SPLENDID buflding fn commi for rent Jan. 1. D. Wead, 1524 Do M5 AGENTS WANTED 800 TO $00 m_month welling new brake attacaments to mechanios, p: proof; territory one-fourth valic; money needed: no gakirs; at once, 7. Karbach hotel J—Ms61 14 n bath room applianc g side line; entirely new fleld; big re- sults. Mellink Mfg. Co., Toledo, O, - M126 13 NTS WANTED: With Hayes' metalt lle rubber tires for rocking chairs you can make $100 a month, Address J. C. Hayes, 416 E. Locust s, Des Moines, Towa. M178 16% FOR RENT. store In first_class location; formerly vecupled by The Bee at 916 Farnam street Jt has Wad mtinental blocky! Wil ar- corner; factory or laundr, wion district some R om ' man or woman wanted to firats MONEY TO LOAN=REAL ESTATE, WANTED-—Clty and farm loans; alao bonds and warrants, K. C. Peters & Co. 1107 Farnam 8t, Bee Bldg. Wam PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1824 Douglus FIVE per cent.money, Beml i';x!n&vi;l k. MONEY ufinin on frat-ciasy |T£Jv£3:r!y roperty or for bujlding purpo yre- Knox Co. "New York Lite. W PRIVATE money to loan, J. H. 8h b 9 N. Y. Life W40k 91500 TO LOAN on real eatatecall at once M. . Kennard & Son, 310-811 Brown block. SER HENRY YNE, 01 N, Y. LIFE B. PAYNY, VoA C.F. HARRISON, BARGAINS. 013 N. Y. L. | RE--122 J» use d lot, 70x140, $3,200. fi'.;n:‘. with tar, §1.60 3T Bonelas Stre AD, 154 ou gl LA 8 ROOMS, bath, TH0. Gates, N. Y. Lite, sarnf- 00 SRS W —— e MEDICAL. LADIES out of health find prompt rellef. Box 28, Omaha, Neb. ('lmfl\lv‘nllfl!_su MORTGAGES FOR SALE tmo years. § per cent on dcfense. , three years, er cent, on 3 VID C. PATTERSON, 1628 FARNAM. PAVIDE PATERRSC BLY LS —_— MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTELS. THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, (Established 1882.) W1l make you a | on furniture, planos, live stock, ete. You keep the property. Or if you have a Xc‘rmnnenl position we will make you a SALARY LOAN without udorger 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 § months. Others claim lower rates, but all we ask is a chaince to make comparisons. We eharge nothing for papers or filing and we give you the full amount of the loan In cash.” We are tho oldest and largest loan company in Omaha. Our motto 18 "to try lea, 806 South 16th Bt, X496 top 3 Forephone 2205, PERSONAL, Golden Seal Female Regulator relieves In 8 hours' $1.00 and $2.00 boxes; none gentilne without signature. Golden Beal Medicine Co., 2911 Morgan St St Louls, Mo. M—782 D12e LADIES! Chichestor's Engltsh Tenn. Pills are the best; safe, rellable; take no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars. “Hellet for Ladles” fn letter by return mall. Ask your dru”mul, Chichester Chemical Co.,” Philadelphia, Pa VIRTUAMA cures impotency resulting from indiscretions or debility, gives vi- tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions, aspirations of youth, health,' fitting for success, happiness in business; profes. slonal, cial, married 1ife;; $2, or 3 for $5, Sent where prepal price. The Kidd Drug Co. , 11l Amerlean Office, retail, wholeale, Myera- Dillon Drug Co., Omaha; M. A’ Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug Co.,” Council Bluffs, Full line rubber goods. a LOST. WANTED=TO RENT, WANTED=TO BUY. ALL Kkinds of household goods. hotels, etc., In large and small quantities. ‘hicago Furnitire Co., 1H06-10 Dodge. Tel, 3020, N—61 Blk. N—io2 HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brow WILL purchase a limited number Omnhn Savings bank aecounts. Brennanis Love Co., 309 Bo. 13th. Noid WANTED * Beo office. No-MotS | WANTED to buy for eash, neat §-room, modern detached house, with lot; house must Dbe in first-class ‘condition ‘and _in Koo noighbortiood, Wl pay about 82500, ddress D 06, Bee office. N—170 1 FOR SALE—HORSES, VBHICLES, ETC. SELL and_repair_vehicles, all kinds. I'rost, carriage works, 14th and Leaven: worth. P—iat FOR SALE=MISCELLANEO! FHARD and soft foundation piling, fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas, Q-4 SAFES; buy, sell, ex' hy Schwartz, 114 0. 1. Q—467 FOR SALE. $25.00, W bakers' oven. portable: price, cver & Son, Florence, Neb: y QM99 130 HIGH school cadet sult for sala for hoy 12 or 13 years old; good as neaw; boy out- Q—-MI31 13% MISCELLANEOUS, FOR RENT-HOUSE! IF you wilnt youf houses well rented place them with Benawa & Co. D442 ALWAYS moving I1. H. goods. Planos. Office, 1511% Farnam 8t. Tel. 1569 or 883, D3 FIOUBES for rent in all parts of the clty, Brennan-Love Co., 320 So. 13th St D4 Paxton block, D5 BEE HENRY B. PAYNE, @1 N. Y. LIF D417 Douglas. B4 Barker Blk. % D450 8-ROOM rouse, 27th and Farnam 8ts.. all ‘modern. Call 2686 Farnam or phone 88 D451 Brown_blk. D452 fIOUSKS, stores. Bemls, HIOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, HOUBES wanted. Wallace, BARN, 2024 8t. Mary's Ave. o =48 FOR RENT, i2-room house, heated with! steam, modern_convenience ‘Address € 49, Bee. ORNIEIRE nsid THKEE 8-room modern brick h 8t., near Farnam lnqu|r=l§u;“:v':\'r'.';u%sl{f D682 ELEGANT 10- e hardwood fini . porcelain bath, laundr: gond condition and with: walk of the center of the n & _very select nelghborhood, near th' and 8t. Mary's Ave.' Rent, $48, OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. 16th_and ugins Sts. D-519— 11-ROOM _modern detached residence, 2th and Dowey; rent, 3. ‘Phone, 1413, D-s14-14 FOR RENT, 7-room house, nice lawn, cor- ner 5th ave. and Maple st., $12. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 12 FARNAM. D—Ma2i FOR RENT, 1604 N. 24th 8t., 8-room house in good conditlon, gas, porcelaln bath. closet, hot and cold water, large barn; will rent for $25.00 per month to good ten- ant who wiil care for the property. OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th & Douglde, UTH, new 6-r. house, bath closet, hot Id water, gas, shade, on 24th St car, only §I% to good tenant, Brown Blk. FOR REN' Blondo sts. Wallace, D—s57 G-room oottn th and 9. Apply =t 19th st D-M100 RUOM modarn house, 5528 North 27th, $18 also © rooms, corner Ith and Pinkiey, $10. Inquire 924 Douglas. Lauer Bros. D798 MODERN $-room house. 1417 Vinton good location, D—M13 FIVE-ROOM cottage, modern. 808 § 30th St. 15313 #ROOM furnished cottage for winter; no children, 802 8 th. DA 146 ELEOANT 6-room cottage, $12 per month, %28 Caldwoll street. Inquire Jos. Gold: smith, Murray hotei. DEMIT 146 B L R FOR RENT=-FURNISHED ROOMS, BTEAM heated rooms at The Thurston, E- THREE furnished rooms for housekeen- ing. ‘man and wite. Rent twken'in_ board. s N 17th. E-3 e . wi & NEWLY furnished rooms with heat, gas and bath. 2024 California St E—M9T6 150 ers, 2dhand furniture t prices, carioad lots oy niture €., 1408-10 Dadge, Riif SELL cheap beautiful Upright plano, mahogany case, fully guaranteed, bargain. 26th St. R—678-Jy.1 \DISH pharmacy, 12 & ble NOTICE, country d and stoves at lo fess. " Chlicago I* 12 & Dodge, fsliable 7% J1 CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. nn—;ong 1ith. 470 MME.GLYMER genutne palmist. 1006 Dolye B—Mflf‘ ELECTRIC TREATMENT, ELITE parlors, 615'8. 16th, second floor. T--M& 15 of buy, $1,000 67 Omitha Savings bank accounts for cash. Address A 145 ", SDHAND safe cheap. Deright, 1116 Farnam. Q466 gfown, Suit reasin- for selling. Address 61, Bee. MONEY MONEY LOANED BALARIED PEOPLE age required PAYMENTS and STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. OMAHA CREDIT CO., Room 626, Fifth Floor, New York Lll"e‘ lllo(er 500 No_endorser of mort RATI Room 601, Bee Bullding. OpenSa. m to lr, m. and noons. v X—M185 manent position with responsibie concern upon their own names without secur Rebate when loan 18 paid before die. MONEY loaned salaried people holding per- etsy payments. Tolman, 108 N. Y. X0 LOST, lady's gold watch: case No. 06255, Elgin works, Leave at celve $ reward. LOSBT, ladles’ some small roturn to Bros., and get Lost—MI6S {4 ocketbook contalning WJistures, eto. ~Finder p Nelllo Barker, care Hay ard. Lost—171 12 LOST, two silver paperknives at 15th “arniam sts. Finder please return to t. Lost—M1s0 LOST, brown pocketbook contalning g« qum of money and door key. Addres . 218t at., South Omaha. Reward Lost—MiT9 18% SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 117 N, Y. Lt BOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Bee Gldg. NEB. Bus, Theater. & Bhorthand college. Bo; e MONEY loancd on planos, furniture, jov elry, horses, cows, ete. C. F. Reed, § SALARY LOANS, CHATTEL ) W. TAYLOE, 218 First Nat. Bank Bidg/ MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Planos, Diamonds, Watches, etc. Privately on payments No_charge_for papers. ‘BERGER'S LOAN CO., 1604 Far- nam street, upstairs. 50 MONEY loaned on planos, furniture, hor. cows, jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE with partial payments on note; no mort- age or security; absolutely confidential; OSITIVELY LOWEST RATES: loans -f other companles taken up. 'Room 38, Pax- ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT €0, LOANS on furnitu planos, dlamond ;F(I‘plr and salaries; cheap rates. BOS- ON_LOAN Co., R. i1, Frenger blk.. 15th and Dodge, opp. old P.'O. Ogen everiings. M176 J12 OSTEOPATHY. JOHNBON Tnstitute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg.: Tel 1684; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladies’ dept.; Gid' E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mgr. M, B, DONOHUE, D. 0., of Still school, irkaville, Mo., 64 Paxton Bik. Tel. 1367 HORSES WINTERBD, HORSES wintered, $4 per month. J. \W. Pheips, 201 N. Y.’ Lite’ bidg. "Bhone 14 =t WINTER pasture for horses and oattle; horses stabled nights and grained; reagon- able rates. Charles Hubbell, Flore; braska. —~M173 16 PAWNBROKERS, GLE Loan Office, rellable accommodat- &l Uaainess conndential. 1801 Douglas CHATTEL and salary loans. Joe H. Pleas- ant, 64 Harker block. XMiG7 312% e SI BUSINESS CHANCES, STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Veaghn, 4% Ramgo Bld CABH or casy payments buys 2 strict ”Ewm (mcnh' r‘l;mlrmi'!;lyloz: fitfilfikli ars or cash: will earn ekt ench. - Barl, Clark & Go, "Farai- ture Manutacturers, Chicago, Tii. ¥ w3 Y508 8 half Interest In wholesale bual- staple goods. R. 17, Patteraon Bk, Y8124 RESTAURANT and confectionery. Only place in lively town of 1,000 population. Other business, reason for selling. Ad- dress, Box 81, Springtield, Neb. Y—154-13¢ MIRROR FACTORY. Damaged looking —— DANCING. MORAND'S_winter term for children be- wins next Baturday; beginners 10 a. m ddvance, 2 or 4p m.: high school clus adults, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p m. Private lessons daily. Waltz and two-step guaranteed for . Crelghton hall. gtk o —————————————— lasses rostivered, 108 NI, FOR SALE, bakery, restaurant and gro- cery at once. Address E 1, Bee, Y. $10,00 STOCK of gene northwestern Nebraska; last year's sales, $46,000; stock fresh: a snap. For particu: lars address D 67, Bee. Y. 15 FOR EXCHANGE, LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY, PRIVATE lessons, embroidery, Battenbu Dot lace, 2101 Douglas. M—144 1 PIANO TUNIN WE tune your plang for $1.60. Ro Btore, 152{ Dodge. Tel. 1316, MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 24 floor, room thermal bahs. To-M301 130 MABEL GRAY, 817% N. 15th st,, flat B, p 1893 Di7® | et ¥, chiropod : Y DR. ROY, chirapodist; clriia & superiuocs B POX, dilfopodlytiielihs. & e zer BIK. 7. ot Rl JEEES TRKISH baths, massage batha, elect flu}w for iadies only: skilled ew:!’inrrl: massage operators; finest equipped baths in the city. Renstrom Bath C ‘ompany, Hoom 216 to 220 Bee Bld fiari g U7 e ——————p—— VIAVI, woman's way to hoalth. 346 Bee hidg $15,00—WILL trade one of the best located modern houses in_West Omaha, clear of incumberances, for land in western Towa, eastern Nebraska, no tern Missouri or, northeastorn Kauas: value of prop. 000; will' take orte-third in innd ng time on‘ balance. Land: H vily Incumbered will not b | consideréd.’ Give location and description f land. 'Address Daily Bee. Z-M118 14 FOR EXCHANGE, 6 acres fine garden land, near Florence, ‘for house and. lot in Omaha. Address D 56, Bee. Z-+MI27 13 FOR SALE—REAL ESTAT HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loa insura; Bemis, Paxton’ blk. LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer, 1018 Farni e U478 VATE home before and during confine- Bt babios adopted. Mre. Burget B Burdette. 478 —_—— i R . SEWING machines rented and repaired; Fent 82 per month: suppiles for ail kinds of machines. The Co., 1514 Douglas St. ‘elephone 418, 28 U—i18 PRIVATE hospital for ladlen before & dur- ing confinement; bables adopted. ugj‘fl" Singer Manufacturing PROPERTY bought and _ anl loaned; rents’ collected. L. Co., 314 So. 16th Bt. LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk, N e FIVE-ROOM cottage and lot, n ;. Bower house, u;.f., Sah 'nr 19th 8t -Foom house' and corner fi;-.,lc‘n.m. it h"- near Mr. Good cottage an 810! o1 ‘condition, on 2 R % 'Sy, house, in good F. D, WE Douglas Street, RE-148-13 FOR BAL) PLEATING and skirts, all kinds; buttons made to match, 1524 Dougl ihion T“"'{f__&?" ADIES' jackets and tallor made sults al- tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Fogel, 807 8.'17, U—st FURNACE work, STOVE work, tinsheet ron, “alvanized fron, sinc’ahd copper work done; cheapest'place in the cfty. Savage's Tin Bhop, 2622 Farnam St LENDARS. Burkley Printing Co M12) D20 3650 STEINWAY upright Huse for sale cheap. Address D 1. Hea, BECOND-HAND sewin makes, from $2 up. orth’ Omaha Bleycle Charles. machines, all Y are genuine, Mi25 13 Sack U—M Jue FARMS FOR RENT. road near Florence, Hemis, Paxton Block. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. In fine condition. lowa farms at 5 per cent; borfowers can pay 3100 or any’ multiple; any interest date: no_delay. Brennan-Love 50. 13th 8t, Omaha, Neb. W4s2 FURNISHED rooms, modern. 1722 Dodge. B MO I8+ ROOMS, well furnished, heated. 48 N. 14(h street. —~MO83 16* FURNISHED rooms; modern; private fam- fly. 248 Cass St Wit FURNISHED room, modern. 2114 Chicago street. MIBE 14¢ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. GLENCAIRN,transients $1.25 day. 1609 Doug. F—455 UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F460 Brennan-Love Co., 89 8o. 13th W3 operty and farms, W. Farnam Smith 1 Wit NTED—City loans, bonds and warrants, George & Company, 1801 Ful‘llum\vkllx‘gl ano, latest style U-—671-Jy.1 Co., 24th and v COSTUMES for rent. 318 8. 20th. Mra. §. H-ACRE frult farm for rent on Calhoun LOANS on custern Nebraska and westorn Co., 309 improved Omaha real 41,00 and upward te loan on improved nnz Go'&l’ east front lot on 3ith near California .mfli lot an 26th 8t. near A. South Omaha, 150, Good lot one block from Ames 30th, $200. Ave and South front in Central park, $100, sixty-a'y fost on Cassius stroct, clowe to th, 80, Sixty dve feet on 19th near Center St, Fitty ‘feat on Charles near Lows: Ao s”"{'d oF'iand tn Gove € K ection of ‘lan ve Co., . ;llbh $1,820. Ans., with House and 1ot on M street near 27th, 8, o, » e $600. Four lots in Wakeley Add., $200. Lot 20 block 2, Haker Place, §ion. Lots 16 an: n Second addith Bide, $100. 0 %0 Wast Forty ucres one mile from Capltol Cheyenne Sixty feet south front Cass and 39th streets, BAMUEL 8. CURTIS, Recel 1808' Harnoy §t. 3 AL RE-K1s 16 RANCH AND FARM lands for y Onion Pacifie Rallroad company’ 5. th° McAllaster land commissioner, Union Paclfic Headquarters, Ou 4, Neb, I RE-al4 FORTY or 80 acres, mile west > Flor- ence pumy ]In[knmtm‘r‘: K™ % Fop ock, Four-acre cultivated, Florence, 3500 20 acres, 2 houses, 3 i Surpy county, D WEAD, 1524 Douglas Bireet, RE-151-13 HERE {8 what you arc looking for: A 2. story 6«room frame house, city water, lot #4x182 feet, brick pavement and sidewalk, gas and sewer in street; In good condi. tlon; one of the best streets in north part of city: 2 blocks from Dodge st. car and 4 blocks 'from 24th st car and good school; abstract; everything pald. Stri Room 64, Paxton block. RE~-Mis 13 - WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam 8t AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE. 1 will offer 4t public sale to' the highsst MONEY In auy amount at 6, 64 6 per_cent J. W. ROBBINS & CO,, 180 FAR] '\A\l{la'\'. MONEY to loan_on farm and cit lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., I W87 NICE wi 0 rooms, Tates. ‘o‘od board, reasonable The Rose, Harney, ¥-131 D12 —— MONEY to loan at § and The Merriam, good winter home. 25 & Dodwe v F—451 FRIVATE monoy, §, 6. 6 per cent; no lay. 'Garvin Bro., 165 Far Wodsd roperty Farnam d per cent on Omaha property. W. B. Melkle, 401 8. 15th v WSS No. 2101-3 Douglas street, cit Houses contain 13 rooms resent, 80 and $6 per month; commenc- ne March 1 tenants wily pay ¥5 per .| month, or a total of $130. Terms, i ca balance at & per cent. with opt mi kln; partial payments when conv lent. Property is in good condition, loc tlon 18 convenlent and desirable. Sale to ke piace promptly at 3 o'clock b . uturday, December 15, 1900 on the prem- wes. Wil consider l)nv(ou H. Thomas, @8 First Nat'l J. Bonue: Auctioneer, of Omana, ach; renting ot offer. T, e bidder the lhrb\ullur{ double brick houses | T ot ————————— TICKET BROKER, T rate tickets everywhere. P. I Phil- C‘.,.E. 806 Farnam. Telephone 764 —534 PO ! Bl il d S A R B ACCORDION ‘PLEATING ACCORDION and_side pleating, chea eat, quickest, Mrs. A, C. Mark, 9 terson Bik., 17th and Farnam Sta, ot SR ... 1Y FURNITURE REPAIRING, TEL. 1881, alklin, 2111 Cuming 8t. —527 RDS AND TAXIDERMY. STOCK'S Bird Btore. 168 Leavenworth, 555 LAUNDR OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars, %c; cuffs, 4. 1750 Leavenworth Tgiunrv CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS, nter work and repairin, nded to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20 JUNK. B.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., denler in all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a specialty. §01-808 Farnam, Omaha, Tel am. SUES & CO. Patent Lawyers Bee Bidg., Omaha, Neb PatentBookFree RAILWAY TIME TABLES OMAHA & 8T. LOUIS RAIT. road—-Omaha, Kansas (. & Eastern 'Raflrond— 1 uiney Route’'- flce, 1415, Farnam St. phone, 32 Depot and Marcy Stree phone, 629, Leave. Arrive, St Louls Cannon Ball Express ... .8 5:06 pm o 8:20 am Kansas City and Quincy Local . .8 00 am 4 a 9:00 pm u Dally ¥ HICAGO, MILWAUKER & 8t. Paul Raflway—City cket Office, 1501 nam Street. Telephone, 24, Depot, Tenth and Mason _ Sireets. Tele phone, 621 Pave. Arrive, Chicago Limited Ex.... & 6:00 pm & §:05 am Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 716 am b 3:40 pm Di b Dally except Sunday. ool B id s S . ILLINOIS CENTRAL Rallroad—City Ticket Of- fice, 1402 Farnam Street. Telephone, 245, ° Depol Tenth and Marcy Streets Leave. Arrive, all: & 4:06 pm 7 a 80 am Minneagolls Paul Ex m b 4:30 p b & Dally. b Dally except luudrny. Bee office_and re- ( RAILWAY TIME TABLES, UNION PACIFIC- “THE OVER- 1and Route —General Offices, N B, Cor. Ninth and Farnam s, City Ticket Office, 1324 “arnam Street, Telephone, 316 Tenth and Marcy Sts ne, 629, Leave a §:20 am, eleph Arrive 0’78 .pm a7 p W3 b & 4% pm b12, The Overland Limii The - Chicagc Special A The Fast' Maii The Mail and Expres Lincoln, Beatrice Stromsburg The Pacific Express The Atlantic Express a 6:50 am Grand Island Local... b 5:30 pm b 9:% am a Dally. b Dally except Sunday a 8:20 am a 80 am a1:3% pm nd b 4:05 pm pm A 4:25 pm CHICAGO, ROCK 181 and & Pactiic Raflroid —"The Great Rock Isl- and Route” -City Tioks et Office, 1328 Farnam Btreet. Telephone Depot, Tenth & Marcy 8ts. ‘felephone, 62 sasT, Ove Des Moines and Daven- Jport Local .. @ T35 am Chicago bil:ls am Des Molr Chie Des andand Chicago, .. ..a a 9:85 pm WiST, Lincoln, Colorado Spgs Denver, Pueblo and West . L@ 1090 pmooa 4015 pm Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas Flyer Butlingfon BURLINGTON & MIS sourl River Rallroad— “The Byrlington Route' — General Officos, North- west Corner Tenth and Farnam Strects. Ticket Office 1802 Farnam Street Buriington Station, Tenth 25 sphone, 100, and Masoh Btreets. Telephol eave. Lincaln Hastings and MeCook m oo 8240 am o a 735 pm yenver, Colo- Utah, California.n 4:% pm In & Black Hillg..a 9:00 pm Montana, Puget Sound..a 9:00 pm Lincomn Fast Mail a 3:00 pm Denver, Colorado, Utah nd California uth Bend, Loulavil g Plattsmouth ... b11:06 am Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth and Pacfle Junction...a 7:00 pm a §:20 am a Dally. b Dally except Bundny. KANSAS CITY, 8T. JO- seph & Council Blufts Rairoad o Burling- ton Itoute Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Btreet. Tele: phone, 250. Depot, Tent und Mason Streets, Tele- phone, 128, Leave, a10:3 am a 6:45 am b 3:3 pm Burdington Route Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex....a 9:20 am a 5:3 pm Kansas City Night Bx; a10i15 pm & 6:15 am Bt. Louls Fiyer for 8t Jogéph and St. Louls..a 4:60 pm all:16 &m a Dally 5 HICAGO, BURLINGTON Burl i A& Quiney Ratlrond—-The | Burlington Route'—Ticke ”[ln[- ” ” Office 1502 Farnam Street Telephone, 260 Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets; Telephone, 128, Leave Daylight Chithgo Vertii “hicago Vetibu Chicago Local 9if Chi 0 Limited. Fast Mall. Dally. Chicago Spe- 5 e 700 m Bx..a 40 pm FREMONT, ELKHORN & Missourl Valley Rallroad = “The Northwestern Line’—General _Offices, United_ States National Bank Bldg., 8. W. Cor. Twelfth and Farnm Sts, Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam 8t. Tel., 61. De- Pot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tel., 1458, Leave. = Arrive, Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs ..a 3:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and BOURIE .orreec.orr 2 8:00 pm Hastings York, David City, Superior, Geneva, Exeter and Seward....b 3:00 pm Norfolk, Verdigre and Fremont ................h 7:80 am b10:25 am Lincoln, Wahoo 'and remont ... -b 7:30 am b10:25 am Fremont Local """\ e 7:30 am a Daily. b Daily ‘except Sunday. ¢ Sun- gay oniy | d Daily ‘except Saturday. e Daily exc y. a 5:00 pm e 5:00 pm b 5:00 pm CHICAGO & NORTF western Rallway—"Th Northwestern _ “Line"'— City Ticket Office, 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 66l Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone Leave. Arrive. a11:30 pm a 8:40 am Dayligh Chicago Spec- e B T:00 am a 4:15 pm s, Des Marshalltown, Raplds and <oy 810:65 am | Chi- ..a 4:85 pm to e r Chicago stern Spe cago_and k Fast Mall, Omaha T omaha-Chicago Limited a st Mall o a 4:06 pm i % a 4:05 pm Chicago a 2:45 pm & 8:00 pm Y a 830 am Cedur’ Rapids Passenger. 5:30 pm Eastern Express ........b 9:00 pm a Daily. b Dally except Saturday. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Ralirond — The = North- western Line"—General Offices, United States National Bank Building, 8. W. Corngr Twelfth aiid Farnam 8ts. ' Ticket e, 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 661, De- enth and Marcy Ste Telephone, 46 pm Twin City Express Twin City Limited. Sloux City Local Daily. a 815 am 00 Am a 3:50 pm CHICAGO, 8T, PAUL, Minneapolis = & Omahi Rall —'"The North- Line"—General Offices, Nebraska Divi- slon, 15th and Webster HoL Farnam st. “Telephore, 86l°" Demot, a . _Telephone, 66l Depot, 16th and Webster Sts, i % Leave. Arrive, Twiit Clty Passenger...a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm Omaha Passenger a1 Bloux City & North- east Nebraska @ 345 pm a Dall MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road—General Offices and Ticket Offices, Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas 8ts, Telephone, 104, Uhion Starion,: 104 Depot, Arrive, Leave, a 6:30 pm 8t Louls and Kansas Gty Express K. ¢, 8t. L. Expi Leave from 15th and Webster Streets: Nebraska Local, Weeping Watar a Dally. b Dally ¢ WABASH Ticke a10:00 am al0i10 pm & 6:16 RAILROAD — Office, 116 Farnam Street. Telephone 822, De- pot, Tenth and Marcy treets, Telephone, 629, Leave. Arrive. 8t. Louls “Cannon Ball" Tixpress h 8 6:05 pm & 8:20 am v Dally SPLENDIB SERVICE THE MOBILE S ONIO AR, ALONG THE NORTH WAVANA, MATANZAS, CAI?NM‘ SAQUA, CAl- BARIEN, ' NUEVITAS, * GIBARA, BARACOA, 234 sther ports, IN STEAMSHIP LINE.27 Wil'lam 8% RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 25 Union Square, New York. For cots, Stateroom Reservation and ral Information of the MO- BILE SERVICE, u“vly to Ticket t Mobile & Ohlo R. R. and South- Ry. PRESENT YOUR WIFE With a_Phaeton, Runabout, Depot Wagon Hrougham or Rockaway. YES, Or u_fine Beaver, Plush or Fur Robe or Foot Warmer. DRUMMOND CARRIAGE €O, 18th and Harney St. POSTOFFI (Shculd be read DAILY by all Interested, s changes may occur At any time.) Forelgn malls for the week endii Decem- ber 15, 190, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases) he_General Postoftio fol- lows LS POST MAILS close o hour 0 loting (ime shown Tow. t Malls for Germany close at & p. m. Monday and Tuesday Regular and Supplementary Malis clos Foretn Branch half hour later than olos ing time shown below. Tran E NOTIC Parcel P tle My a. m, for FRANCE, VITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN, POR: GAL, TURKEY, BAYPT, HRITISH DIA and LORENZO MARQUEZ, per s. La Bretagne, via Havre (mall (of other ris of Furope must be directed “‘per 8 )i at 10 a. m, for AZORES UANDS, per u s Fernfleld. URDAY—At § a. m._for NETHER. NDS direct, per s & Spanrndam (mail t be directed '‘per s 8. Bpaarndam’); at 8:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per & 8. Lucania, via Queens- town: at'9 a. m, for ITALY, per s # Kalser Wm. 11, via Naplea (mail must be directed “per u. s, Kalser Wm. 11"); at 10 & m. for SCOTLAND direct, per & & Ethiopla (mail must be directed “per & 8. Ethiopla.”). “PRINTED MATTER, ETC.~This ateamor takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pavers and Samples for Germany oni¥. same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe will not be sent by this ship un- lews speciaily directed by het. After ihe cloging of the Bupplementary Trans-Atlantic Malis named above, ad. ditional supplementary malis are opened on the piers of the "American, KEi h, French and German steamers, ana remain o‘wn until within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. Mails for South West ete, FRIDAY-At g5 m. tor INAGUA and CAPE _GRACIAS, per 8. s Kong Frode (mall for Jamalca, Helize, Puerto Cortes and Guatemala must be directed "‘per 8. 8. Kong Frode”); at 12:30 p. m. for MEXICO, per ®, &, Seneca, vin Tampico (mall must be directed “‘per’s. 8. Boneca’); at 11 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per #.'s. Siberian, from Talladelphi, SATURDAY—At 8 a. m. for BERMUDA per & m. Trinidad; at § a, m._ (8upp mentary m.) for PORTO RICO (via 8an Juan), VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per & & Philadelphia (mail for Sayanilla and Carthagena must be directed “‘per 8. & Philadelphia™); at 10 a. m, (supple mentary 10:80 a' m) for FORTU ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and CARTHAGENA, per . 5. Athos (mal for Costa Rica must be directed ‘‘per s. s, Athos"); at 10 . m. (supplementary 10:3 a. m) for HAITT, per 8. #. Andes, via Port u_Prince, Cape Hait ‘and Jeremie: at 10 m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, UR- GUAY and PARAGUAY, per . s West- hall; 3 a. m. for CUBA, per s, s MEXICO, vana; for BANTIAGO, tuegos: . m. for CAIR RUBVITAS, GIBARA and BARAC per a. & Curtyba (ordinary mail on Which must be addressed “per s 8. Cur- tyba'). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North 8ydney. and thence by steamei, close at this office daily at 8:30 p. _m. (connectin close here every Monday, Wednesday an Baturday). Mails for Miqueton, by Roston, and thence amer, close at this office’ dally at @0 p m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and thende by steamer, close at this office’ dally . (the conneeting clos day, Wedneaday and Friday Mexica Clty, overiand, unicas speclally ad- dressed for ‘dispatch by teamer, close at this office dallv at 2:30 A, m. aAnd 2:30 m Mails for Coata Rica, Beliza, Puerto Cortez and Guatemain, by rail to New Orleans and thence py stoamer, close at this office daily at *43 p. m, (connecting closes here Mondays Tor Belize, Puerto Cortez and Tuesdays for Costa Rica). **Reglstered mail closes at 6 . m. previous day. ntral Americe, Tra cifie Mall Malls for Australia (except West Australia), ew Zealand, Hawall, Fiji and S8amoan slands, via San Francisco, clos dally at 6:30 p. m. up to December clusive, or on day of arrival of cania, ue at New York December 8 fo atch per s, 8. Blerra. alls for Aus ia (except West Austrails ich via Europe, and New Zealan Via San Francisco), and Fiji Vancouver, sé here dally a after December 7, up to December **8, | clusive, for dispatch per & s, Aorangl, specialiy addressed only (supplementary malis, via Beattle, ciose at K m. De- cemper *9). Mafia for Hawafl, Japan, China_and Philippine Islands, via San Franctaco, closg here daily ut € b m. u to December **9, inclusive, for dispat per 8. 8. Rio de Janeiro. Malls for Hawa! Thina, Japan and Phiiippine Islands, v Ban Francisco, close hers dally at' 6: , m. up to December **17, inclusive, fq Sispateh per s . Coptle. Mails for Chir fa_‘Vancouver, dally at 6:30 S m, up to inclusive for dispatch ‘per 8. Empress of India (registered mall m be directed “via Vancouver''). Malls for Australla (except West Australla), New Zealand, Hawall, Fiji and 8amoan Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. after December **9 up to December *29, inclusive, or on dcy of arrival of & # Etruria, due at New York December for dispatch per s. s, Sonoma. and Japan, close “here ecember %25, Transpacic mails are forwarded ta portd of salling dal'y and the schedule of closing s arranged on the presumption of their un- interrupted overland transit. $*Registered mail closes at § o, m. previous day CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster. (hostoMce, New York, N. Y., December 7, 1 ————————————————— ' LEGAL NOTICB, 'STOUKHOLDERS' MEETING, OfMce of the Lee-Glass-Andreosen ‘Hard- ware Co., Omaha, Neb., Deg. §, 1900, Notice s hereby ‘given 'to the stockholi- ers of the Lee-Glass-Andrecsen Hardwar2 Co, that the annual meeting of tho stock- holders of the company will be held at the offices of wald company, 1219, 1221 and 1223 Harney street, in the city of Omaha, in the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January 8, A. D, i%1, at & o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the company to serve durin the ensulng year, and to transact suc) other business ue may be pregented at such eting. . 4. LEE, Lo Prosident. Attest: W. M. GLASS, D9 81tm Secretary. MORE SUPREME COURT JUDGES Senator-Elect Baldrige Will 1In duce a Bill Providing for Six Additional Justices. Senator-elect Baldrige has under consid- eration a bill providing for an lncreaso in the supreme court, which he may intro: duce early in the lon. The bill provides for amendments to sections 2, 4, 6 and 6 of article vi, of the state constitution, relative to the composition, powers and duties of the supreme court. The amendments, as drawn at present, provide for increasing the number of supreme judges from three to nine, but the bill may be changed so as to make the whole number six judges. It it is finally decided to have nine judges, provision will be made for the division of the Judiclary into three de- partments—one for hearing all law cases, another for the adjudication of actions in equity, and the third to cover the criminal and such other business as will mot come properly before the other two department: 1t 1s proposed to make the term of the su- preme judges nine years and to elect one each year. This bill, or one similar to it, will in all probability be passed at the forthcoming legislative seseion, unless a bill Is passed for a constitutional conveation, which would solve the supreme court and many other state problems. WILL HONOR THIS COUNTY Attorney General-Elect in Expected to Give Deputyship to an ttorney general- is understood to be dis- posed to select his deputy from Douglas county, and several aspirants for the pos tion are having their claims pushed to the limit. The most promising cardidates are A. W. Jefteri: . B. Morgan, Carl Herring It 1 not known that elther of these candidates is looked upon with particular favor by Mr. Prout, but it 18 sald that the cholce will fall to one of the four. The deputy attorney general re- celves a salary of $1,800 a year. Don't forget to use a little Prickly Ash Bitters whemever the stomach or bowels are disordered It quickly corrects such troubles and makes you feel bright wund rul. CORNISH DISCUSSES PARRS Presents His Views Before Real Estate Ex- change Members. TALKS OF CENTRAL BOULEVARD PROGRESS Considering Obatacles in the Way of LAt on, the Work Is Moy & Nicely—Eficet o Parks on Realty, At the regular weekly meeting of the Omaha Real Estate exchango E. J. Cornish of the Board of Park Commission ers delivered an address om the Central boulevard and the mann of acquiris park additions. In substance Mr. Cornish sald: “Central boulevard has been opened from Riverview to Hanscom park. Thus far we have had no serious litigation on this portion of the boulevard. The & ment levied to pay for the land taken ls being pald promptly by property owners and no question as to the legality of the assess- ment has as yet been ralsed ia court Copsidering the unwillingness of people to be taxed for any purpose, this is & most remarkable condition and proves the popu- larity of the central park and boulevard 1dea. From Hamscom park morth we are in- volved in litigation which may result in the defeat of this portion bf the boulevard. We cannot reasonably hope for the scheme in its entirety to be carried through with- out litigation, unl you gentlemen influ. ence public sentiment to such extent that every would-be obstructionist will be aetamed to oppose that which is so gen- erally approved. Tople for Careful Study. “It 18 a part of your business to famil- farize yourselves with the causes of the rise and decline of real estate values and the effect of park and boulevard Improve- ments You are the most competent wit- nesses both as to the values of real estato taken and of the speclal benefits accruing to real estate by reason of such Jmprove ments. Your evidence would be suffclent to nullify all the work of the park board in acquiring park lands for several years past. In fact the Board of Park Commi sloners would bte glad to have all of its work undone unless competent real estate experts bolleve that the special benefits accruing to property owners in the vicinity of park and boulevard additions exceed greatly the cost of the lands taken. While we realize that there are certaln moral educational and advertising advantages in a park and boulevard system, yet in the present condition of our city's finances we would not let such considerations weigh in the least, but prefer to base all our a tions in acquiring additional park lands on the one proposition, viz., that the cost of the improvement is far less than the in- crease in the value of adjacent lands by reason thereof."” Mr. Cornlsh then explained the former system of acquiring lands by fssuing bonds of the city to be pald for by general taxi tion, and argued that the undesirable lands then obtained ard the high prices pald were due to the inherent fault in the system. A desirable park could not be obtained with- out throwing a bait to other parts of the city by giviog them park lands that were not desirable. Log-rolling resulted. When the lands were condemncd adjacent prop- erty owners profited by having the city pay high values, thereby tending to increase the market value of their own lands. Real estato agents made enemies and no friends by testitying for the city. They therefore either refused to testify or placed exorb- itant estimates of values. Peopte Must Have Their Way. Under the present system the park board retuses to designate any lands as necessary for an addition unless property owners in the vicinity petition for the same and ex- press their willingness to be taxed to pay for it. This makes each park addition stand on its own merits, and no lands are acquired unless adjacent property owners belleve that their lands will be increased in value by reason thereof 8o as to justify the payment of taxes. The property owners to be taxed are as familiar with real estate values in the vicinity as the parties whose lands are taken and are as competent as witnesses, and therefore the court and jury, by welgh- ing the evidence, are able to do justice. Justice alone in such cases satisfies both the man whose property is being taken and the man whose property is being taxed to pay for the same. The beneficial effect of the system is shown by the values paid for re- cent park additions being only one-fourth as much as paid for similar land; years ago, without any resulting litigation what- soever. Mr, Cornish then quoted extensively from park reports of Omaha and other eities showing the effects of park improvements upon real estate values in the vicinity, and requested the members of the exchange to study reports from others cities with view of educating themselves upon the sub- ject, that their influence and evidence, it called upon, might be favorable to the gen- eral park and boulevard 14 GHOSTLY GROANS EXPLAINED from a Graphophone Located in an Unused Room in Mi ugh Restdence. J. P. Millspaugh, 616 South Forty street, returned Tuesday from 8t. Loul where he has been In consultation with certain capitalists relative to organizing & company for the manufacture of his suto- mobile motor. He laughed heartily when reference was made to the ghost scare which had disturbed the tranquillity of his wife and daughter during his absence. “Yes,"” sald he, “they've told me about it and I folt rather abused to think I wasn't here to sharo thelr sensations. 1I've mever been brought face to face with a ghost and I fancy I should rather enjoy the ex- perience. ““You see, it was this way: On the might of November 20 several neighbors who had heard about our ghost dropped in on my wite and Edith to help them ferret out the mystery. The early part of the eveming was spent In cards. The members of the company began exchanging yarns of haunted houses, sepulchral voles wan lights, misty shapes and damp, musty smells, 80 that by the time midnight ar- rived they were worked up into the proper mood for the entertainment of guests up- canny. And they were not disappolnted. A tew minutes after the clock struck 12 every person present distinctly heard that mysterious sound, like the wavering of a violin, repeating the words ‘This, too, shall pass awa: “Well, to make & long story short, two gentlemen of the party went to investigat- ing and soon traced the sounds to thelr source, They emanated from that old graphaphone of mine that for a year has been burled a foot deep under dlscarded bed clothing and other trash on top of the kitchen cupboard. It had been wound up every might by that little scamp, Arthur Thompson, who slept in the kitchen bed- room. “You mee, & year or two ago I got this last ‘hunch’ on the automobile business—I was experimenting with that graphaphon trylng to imvest a kind of record that would give a clear tone, free of that harsh, rasping noise. 1 made that record myself, which accounts for its repeating the one phra 0 many times 1 am really sorry this ghost story had to close with such & prosaic denouement.’