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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Arcrnum Day,

Friday has been designated by the exposi.
ton management as Royal Arcanum day
as on that day the members of that order
will tender their supreme regent, w. Holt
Apgar, a reception at the Fraternal building
on the grounds. The celebration will be
under the auspices of a committee ap-
pointed by Union Pacific and Pioneer coun-
ellis of Omaha. Knoxall council Of South
Omaha and Fidelity council Of Council
Bluffs.
A 4 o'clock sharp there will be a grand
rally in the Auditorium, where Bellstedt's
band will furnish the music for the occa-
sion. Judge Baldwin, a member Of the order
from Council Bluffs, will preside and Grand
Chaplain T. j. Mackay Of Omaha and SUI
preme Regent Apgar will address the meet,
ing. The meetings will last but one hour
and the speeches will be short, edifying and
instructive.
The committee has worked hard In order
to insure the success Of this celebration and
reduced rates have been secured to the
grounds and to the Midway attractions
They therefore confidently expect a large
attendance and a good time.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
FrnternaI Union of America

Omaha lodge will give a steamboat ride on
the river Tuesday evening, to which all the
members OF the order and their friends are
invited. ,
Banner lodge has received a challenge
from Mondamin lodge for a game OF base
ball, to be played in the near future. This
lodge will give it's regular open entertain
ment the evening Of the 14th.
Mondamin lodge met Monday night and
witnessed the comforting Of the degree OF
fraternity upon four candidates, This lodge
will give a lawn social and Might've party
at the residence of Frater Rockafeld,
Eighteenth and Leavenworth streets, Sep
TENDER IL, The lodge is making active prep
~arations to participate in the monster fra
ternity parade, to be given under the aus
pices of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben on
Wednesday evening, September q. A ros-
ter OF this lodge, now in press. will be
ready for distribution tomorrow night. Mem
bers desiring same may have a copy by call
ing upon Secretary Ostrum.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Woodmen of the World.

State Deputy B. C. Wood of Iowa was in
Omaha last week. a visitor at Sovereign
camp. He has placed almost 400 new mem
bers in the order throughout the state during
the last month.
On Friday last the new laws OF the order
went into effect. whereby every member
contributes every month to the reserve or
emergency fund. The accumulative certif-
cate is a new feature and will be a drawing
card for the order.
Sovereign Visitor, the official paper Of the
order, will soon publish the pictures of its
soldier Sovereigns who have died or been
killed in battle during the last war with
Spain. So far about fourteen have lost
their lives and each certificate has been
honored and paid in full and monuments
have been erected TO their memory.
Hon. l.. G. Blaine Of the Sovereign finance
committee, who has been in Omaha on bust
ness connected with the order for the last
month. has completed his labor and re-
turned to his home at Lyons, la.
During the last month the order has added
about 5000 new members. Quite a number
CT new camps were established in Iowa; also
a very large addition to the order comes
from Texas.
The Woodmen Circle auxiliary to the
Woodmen of the World, for women, is max
ing strides toward 0 1000 members. having
taken on new life since the new adminlstra-
ton took charge of affairs. The order Is
becoming very popular throughout the union.
Alpha camp No. /, Woodmen of the World,
will nut on the morning degree next Thurs
day evening. All are welcome who are in
that degree.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
IniteI Mnderns.

Omaha lodge has had a very steady and
satisfactory growth during the last two
months, the increase in membership being
over 25 per cent. At present the members
are very much interested in the prospective
visit OF one OF the supreme lodge officers,
Brother Robert L. Harper, the supreme lee
turer of the order. has announced that he
will deliver a lecture at the lodge rooms In
Continental block. on Wednesday, septem-
Der 6. Invitations and tickets OF admission
will be mailed to all members and their
friends. and as the lecture 10 illustrated with
over 100 stereopticon views, a more than
usually entertaining affair is assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY


The following unclaimed baggage will be
sold at public auction at the rooms of the
Clay Auction Co, $40 North 10th St., Omaha,
Neb., commencing at 1880 p. m, october T.
1899. and continuing at the same hour each
day until sold:
Boxes marked VIM. Thompson, DR.. e. j.
O'Callaghan, w. j. Neil.
Zinc trunks marked. Geo. BarracIough,
M Hls = NJ + "A T, ftRRe anSelI' bSoh q rcarIry' SoG q
L; Mock, F. Bowman, r.. E. McMahon,
Winnie Westerbeck. c. e. Speese, A. Len
stein. w. D. Snail, G.. T. spelty.
Russet trunk marked, Miss D. Richards,
s. A. Moore, Levi E.. Dunn.
Canvas finished trunk marked, Taylor
Russell valises marked, A. L. Johnson,
Martin Dooley, p. McFarlan, e. Geming,
Joe Dyer, Eustace Hyde, L.. Drentwell, e.
Hoffmaster.
Telescope cases marked, J. F. Bonham, II.
Miller. Joe Evans, r. c. Pralter.
Black valises marked, F. S. Montgomery.
Bundle marked, A. R. Lord, w. j. Thomas.
Also 400 pieces of miscellaneous articles
consisting of guns, bundles, blankets,
valises. trunks, boxes. chests, etc. not
marked. A. TRAYNOR,
S3-1O-l7"24. General Baggage Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE,

o SALE. houses and lots, by The Byron
Reed Company, 2l2 South 18th street.
t2,50O.QO, lQ-room modern house near town,
nicely arranged and in perfect condition,
cost S,5O0O to build, will give You the
$4,000. Groom house in north part OF city.
finished In oak. fun lot. this price Is Just
half what 1t was mortgaged for a few
10000. ash for two houses near oath and
hmes avenue, either one ought to bring
that,
$4,000, 7-room house, both and jackson,
,l'SS5S.5O, 1855 So. 18th ave. s rooms, partly
ago for $4,000.
Want offer corner 10Th and Rugles, Z
rooms. worth $4,000.
$4,000, for cottage just remodeled, near
High school.
$4,000, cottage 4 or 5 rooms, near Walnut
Sl.5OOOO, Groom cottage. on Webster street.
$4,000. 4-room house, below grade, but could
be made a nice place.
$4,000, 7-room house, rents for $4,000 a
year.
LOTS.
$4,000 for lots IN Dewey Place maple st,
lust off the Boulevard; another fine resi-
dence started this week, see the new
$500. 90, lot on Poppleton ave, street paved
and trees on lot.
$4,000, choice lots, 9th and Poppleton,
100000, east front lot in Hanscom Place,
si25,C6, for either lot 20 in /. Hltchcock's
add, or lot l6, In 3, Creighton Heights,
$1,000 90. on Burdette. Just west of 10th st.
Want offer for %75-foot frontage facing oath
st, north of Henderson,, permanent side
walk and paved street.
GARDEN TRACTS.
$1,000 90. for a fine 42-acre fruit and garden
farm, buildings are large and new, soil
rich. less than an hours drive to Omaha.
100000, for II acres level ground, north of
Florence. on Calhoun road, four buildings,
some fruit, over going east.
100000, 10 acres very choice garden and
fruit land.
100000, I acres, improved, on Calhoun
road. near Florence.
$1,000 90. S acres, near Omaha.
$500 an acre for 20 to so acres, one and
one-half mile from Florence.
RE-M9s3 4
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

by Major W. c. Taylor, and addresses by
c. L. Hopper and w. f. Cady, venerable
consuls OF Beech and n. G NJ camps. and
Deputy Head Consul Wolfe OF Council Bluffs
and others. Music will be furnished by the
Banjo and Glee clubs and there will be an
exhibition drill by the Foresters.
At the smoker given by Omaha camp. No.
1870, Modern Woodmen OF america, at it's
hall in the Continental block there was an
attendance CT nearly 200. rhe evening was
spent in smoking and in listening to a
choice literary and musical program. Re.
freshmonts were also served. The analr
was under the direction OF c. L. Allen, ].
W. Barnett and w. s. Wllmouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
WORK

receive bids at once for the grading and
bridging for thirty miles Of main line and
South Dakota. in whole or part, according
to the ability of the contractor.
The material to be handled consists of
rock and fairly heavy. The work must COM
mence Immediately. Profles and specihca-
lions can be seen at RAPID City or at chief
engineers camp on the line. SD I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Modern Woodmen of America.

The Modern Woodmen of America Will
hold a reception at their hall in the crounse
block next Friday evening in honor OF their
brothers and friends In Company L., First
Nebraska. The program includes an adj
dress OF welcome by j. W. Houder, response
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Entertained by scottish rite MaSou~

The Scottish Rite Masons Of Omaha gave
a smoker at Masonic hall Thursday night In
honor Of MIR. Herman Bellstcdt, who is d
member Of the Scottish Rite bodies in Gin
cinnati. About sixty members were pres
ont and enjoyed making the acquaintance Of
their distinguished brother. Musical mum
bers were furnished by the Madrigal quartet
and refreshments were served.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
For sALE-REAL Estate.
r. c. PETERS & co,
lI02 Farnam St. Bee BuIidin
Bargains to be offered for sale his weet

l7@ Farnam St, Bee Building.
Bargains to be offered for sale this week.
No, 1lO3-5-room house, city water inside
and lot 90. feet, south front. on Poppleton
ave and 25th st. Price, S2,1CO.
No. SSI-9 rooms, all modern. on 3ist ST.,
Just north of Hanscom Park: lot, 5Oxl4O.
N!ce shade trees, asphalt paved street. per-
manent sidewalk; all paid for. only. $4,000.
No S5-4.room house and good barn; lot,
6VxI4O, on 2Sth St, near Pacific ST. property
well worth, $500. Price. $500.
No. 12O3-6-room house; both hot and cold
water paved street, 22d and Webster SITS.
only. 1920.
VACANT LOTS.
No. ~12s4-75xl32 feet at 18th and Burdette
sts. only 1880. A bargain.
No. 1172-1OO feet east front on s7th, Just
south of Farnam St, $500.
No. 7Si-1OO feet. northwest corner Of Both
and Dodge SITS. $1,000.
Three lots at the northwest corner Of
9th and Farnam SITS; very cheap.
East fr, mt H. on I'D ST., rcrth of Daven-
port. Want an offer.
North front on Farnam, near 39th.
North front on Dodge, between 35th st.
We will be pleased to show any of the
above properties any time.
r. C. PETERS & CO.,
lO2 Farnam St, Bee Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
sANITARIUM OR HOSPITAL.

FOR SALE or for rent. S-story and base
ment brick. 80 large rooms, averaging 20x
IL II. each; crates in all rooms, transoms,
bath room on each floor, steam heat;
large lot and very central location in
business part OF Omaha. Address II 10,
Bee. $40
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
COLLEGES.


THE FALL TERM of the Omaha CONNER
cial College opens tomorrow morning at
10th and Douglas, over Boston store.
rolled for the fall; one hundred more will
begin this week. Everything Is now
ready for the fall and winter terms. To-
morrow is the time to begin. All students
from a distance can have places to work
for board. New classes In all depart
ments tomorrow morning.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-we
nave the best school of shorthand in
the country. BY taking shorthand with
us you are sure of q position.
CATALOG-Free to any one. Write for 1t.
Be sure and begin tomorrow. Call at Col
lege Monday and talk matters over. Ad-
dress Rohrbough Bros, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
Ante Room e choes

The fraternal organizations are making
good use OF Fraternity building on the ex-
position grounds and the privileges offered
them by the management. Many receptions
and dances have been held and others are
arranged for. Fraternal days by various
orders have been named and on those occa-
sions large numbers OF the members and
their families will visit the exposition. Unit
form drill teams and band contests will be
features. Public speaking, receptions and
literary programs will be provided for.
Special days have been arranged by the fol
lowing orders;
Royal Arcanum, September 4; Fraternal
Union Of America, September "a; knights OF
Pythias. September 30; Knights of Khorasan,
September 20; Modern Woodmen, October IL.
A committee of odd Fellows is consider
ing their date and the United Workmen and
Woodmen of the World will soon make ar
engagements fer days. The Royal Neighbors
will celebrate October ~. A number OF
smaller orders are arranging for special
days. Reduced railroad rates will be had
and many excursions will be conducted by
the lodges in the surrounding country.
The Royal Arcanum will give a reception
at 4 p. m. on September 4 to the highest
officer Of the order. All members and their
friends are cordially invited to attend. 1t
is expected that the biggest days at the ex-
position will be on some of these special fra
ternal dates.
Fraternal COMMISSIONS F. F.. Roose was
In Chicago last week and extended an invi-
tation to the National Fraternal congress,
which is composed of the leading orders OF
the country, to visit the exposition. This
body represents 5000, 900 members and was
attended nv 200 delpuatpa ponrt nf uhnp, ora
connected with the management OF fra
ternities.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
f-mrsA UNION PACGFGC-"THEOVEK-
VSt4ftR land Route"-Ger eral Offices,
Y N. +, Cor. Ninth and Tarnam
&JFAEA streets. City Ticket Office 1902
SMIm Farnam Street. Telephone.
SlETIN Sl6. Depot, Tenth and Mason
%sssts's Streets. Telephone, 500.
Leave. Arrive.

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The Colorado Special
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North Platte ...........n 4;25 pm b i:35 pm
Columbus Local ........b $50 pm b 9;9O am
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South Omaha Local Pass.-Leaves, $500 a,
m. 200 a. m 1910 a. m sos r, m. Arrives,
10:5 a. m. $3.50 D.. m. 5:25 p. m; 6 p. m.
Council Bluffs Local-Leaves, $50 a. m.
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

The choir Of the Jewish synagogue VIII
resume work tomorrow night.
Mr.. Gebhart, solo trombone Of the Bell
stedt Concert band, will play this cnorning
at the First Methodist church. Mr.. Geb-
hart will be remembered as the solo!st on
the same instrument at the Thomas or
chestra concerts which were given at the
exposition last summer. He is a splendid
artist. At the same church, Mr.. Gareissen
will sing in the evening. Mr.. Garelseen has
already been hailed as a finished basso in
the city.
Mr.. Sauerbrey, a tenor singer, who halls
from Ohio, is in the city, the guest of DR..
Stcne-who is himself a good singer-and
he will probably remain here during the
winter. He is finishing the study OF medi-
cine.
1t was a nattering ovation that greeted
the Greater America March played by
Bellstedt's band last Thursday night. inc
march Is composed by Mr.. II. F.. l.. ECKER
mann. an Omaha man OF much musical at
tainment. Mr.. Eckermann, in addition to
his talents as a composer, Is also the pos
SCISSOR Of q very fine bass voice, and is q
good all round musician. He was largely
instrumental In building up the musical
colony in Fremont, Neb., where he used 10
reside. The march mentioned has much
dash and swing, and will be popular.
THOMAS ]. KELLY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

Miss Julia Officer, piano studio. Karbach
block.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

like manner, and escapes to the mountains.
Tho next scene dcnicss Peer in the
morning, 10 tired Of 1nErid and anxious to find
Solvelg. He becomes eventually dissipated,
aud lavishes his attentions Unfortunately.
He meets the Troll wench, clad in green,
the daughter Of the old man Of Doore. She
entices him to the Hall OF the Mountain
King, the monarch Of the Trofs, or, in mod
ern parlance, Brownies or dwarfs. The
Trolls propose to kill Peer. but the king
interiors; and offers his daughter and half
of his kingdom II Peer remains and becomes
one Of them. Peer gives his consent, but
objects to some OF the initiation features,
whereupon he Is thrown out OF the noun
tain.
During his roamings he meets Solvelg.
who is looking for him. He builds a hut.
which. Of course, his Imagination makes
into a castle. and decides to live with Sol
velg. But the Troll-wench appears and
demands her share OF Peer and the hut.
Peer is frightened and fees into the valley.
where he finds his mother on her deathbed.
Grieg makes this an interesting musical
epoch. Death OF Asa"
Years elapse and Peer, middle-aged, IL
returning from America on his own pleasure
yacht, where he has made a fortune selling
slaves, bibles, whisky, etc, and when he
gees ashore his companions steal his yacht
and treasures.
He has adventures with Anitra, an Arab
dancing girl. He is found questioning the
Sphinx, has an experience in the Cairo mad
house, he is crowned Emperor Of Himself,
a suggestive and appropriate title, boards a
ship bound for Norway, drifts ashore and finds
Solveig awaiting him. He is now no longer
the young, egotistical Peer Gynt, but Peer.
mellowed by age and experience, Peer the
realist, Peer the humble, earnest wonderer.
Realizing that she might have been his
emrire AMI that he could have been some
one, he is confronted 10y Death, la the fotm
of a Button Molder, who shows him that
he has really no individuality, but must
be made into common metal again, or, as
we express it, Dust to dust" He Is pur-
sued by the demons OF phantasy, the SYM
bolical voices OF the winds, the signing OF
the trees and the sobbing OF the waters, as
though shrieking to him; "Ah! Peer, how
great thou mightst have been hadst thou
but known thyself."
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

sRaSioUX TT & PACIFIC
MIsl%XSESIV Railroad THE North
MTSTIySt1,I western Line"-General
rTSyfkIlnu&% Offices, United States
EhJsaasfW Satiqnal Bank Building.
~ and Farnam Streets.
Ticket Once, l4N Farnam Street, Tele-
Streets. Telephone. 629.
Sioux City, Mankat &
St. Paul, Minneapolis. a $50 am n $40 SIN
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Mankato & Sioux City.a 5:25 pm all: 100 pm
sioux CITY Local ......a 7:45 am II $3.50 pm
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

LOST, between 24th & Seward and Florence
red-bound book, marked "Omaha Water
Co, North Side, No. IL" Reward II re-
turned before Sept. 18th, to office of
Omaha Water Co. Lost-yOl-S..
LOST, a gold necklace, on lawn or sidewalk
in vicinity OF 1888 8. 9lst st, Reward for
return to above number. Lost-lgI .
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
GOOD THINGS IN REAL ESTATE.

GOOD THINGS IN REAL ESTATE.
1O-room modern house, Hanscom Place,
$4,000.
. houses and corner lot, near Hanscom
park, 81, 800.
S-room house on Lowe ave-, SO, 300.
100 feet adjoining Bemis' park and cheaper
than any lots there.
one of the best farms in Douglas county,
adjoining Waterloo, at a very low price.
Nice residence in Colorado Springs, Colo,
to exchange for residence in Omaha.
JOHN w. ROBBINS. 1902 FARNAM ST.
RE-9l0 3
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

$1,000, 81, 1000, $1,000,
Buys full corner lot with two good houses
renting for $8 per month. Call today.
LYMAN WATERMAN,
Telephone, 1892. N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-NISeO z
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

FOR SALE, a 40-room hotel. two stores
underneath, in South Omaha; corner lot
75x1OO; in first-class location. The build
ing cost over "a, 900 when built: at the re-
markably low price of $1,000. A good
place for the right man.
A frst-class fruit farm of 20 acres, located
about 8 miles from Omaha, on paved road,
half-mile to street car, good building, big
barn and graparies, between 500 and 900
fruit trees. consisting mostly of cherries
and plums, aprlcots, crabapples, currants
and gooseberrles and some grapes; lays
high and slightly; $4,000. j. A. Lovgren,
942 New York Life. RE-M99I
HO9 SEWARD ST. Groom house and full
lot, $4,000. easy payments; adjoining lots
sold for s50O.0 90 last week. Byron r. Hast
ings, 22 s. 14th. RE-6lo
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

- KANSAS CITY. st Jo-
IE11tEAfH seph q Council Bluffs
GSIl1IIlIII1IIMl Ra~ilroad-"The Burling-
~ -RAk ton Route"-Ticket Office,
IEg&e3 IEX3PS$kWI 1902 Far1am Street, Tele-
IR4d iiIIlAlsHM phone, $50. Depot, Tenth
E4sRAHl&d and Mason Streets. Tele-
$3.50 phone, $40.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Elk IA $3.50 am a 6:45 pm
Kansas City Night Elk. a10:l5 I'm a $50 am
St. Louis Flyer for st.
Joseph and st. Louisa 4:65 pm all 10 am
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

CLOSING out 80 Tribune bicycles less than
cost, $50 cash. Louis Flescher, 1922 Cap.
Ave. -9OS 9
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

CHEAP, Groom cottage, city water, barn;
paved street; two blocks from motor:
bargain for man of moderate means. II
Al Bee. RE-M974-5s
$40 ACRES good grazing lands, central Ne
braska, $3.50, worth s., 900. James M. Hol-
land, lis Broadway. New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
LOST.

STRAYED, white roam steer; will weigh
about 1000 lbs. brand on left thigh, Wine
glass or shoe sole; liberal reward will be
paid for its return TO Union Transfer
stock yards. Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ITO, 900 acres of improved farms. Prices
ranging from s15 to $25 per acre.
rs, 900 acres under the new york irrigation
ditch, 500 to $50 per acre, including water,
all in Plat, Nance and Boone county; have
some good trades for city property for land.
Special attention given to renting houses
and rooms have a fine list of rooms
to rent in private families.
p. w. BIERBOWER,
Real Estate,
423 Paxton Block.
RE-976 50
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

SOUTH OMAHA business men look at this.
Equity in eight-room modern house on
Pierce street; must be sold. j. IL, Par
rotte, Douglas block. RE-9so
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

-, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
~fIW&E8*$EMI & Quincy Railroad-"The
uStIIlIIlH1illIU Burlington Route'-Ticket
s1hl1i&1AJ Office, 1902 Farnam st.
1%$Yf$8I Tel. 250. Depot Tenth &
iilIllIHH Mason Streets. Tele-
AA.SkAA2& phone, $40.
@0 Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spec
Chicago Yesibuled Ex.a sos pm a sos am
Chicago Express .......a $3.50 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago d ST, l.. "a 1i45 pm a sos am
Pacific Junction Local. al0:46 am
Fast Mail ............". a 245 pm
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
33O-ACRE farm, ten miles from Omaha.
r. C. PETERS & co.
l72 Farnam St, Bee Bldg.
100 z

On easy payments, 5-room house, 2601 N.
26th ST.; price, $500.
Lot 150x12S feet with cottage of 8 rooms,
barn; 100 fruit trees, near Ames ave. car
line, $500.
Near Vinton and 18th, broom house, east
front; cheap, $500.
A cottage near 9th and Burdette, 5000.
7-room house, barn, lot, 100xl0O feet, south
front, nice place one block from North oath
st. car line; price, 1850.
On west Farnam Hill a 10-room modern
house with lot 54x154 feet, east front, asphalt
paved street; a bargain; price, 81. $50.
GARVIN BROS. 1913 Farnam,
RESI- 8
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
ICfCLES

ANDRAE bicycles, s2O. 111s Farnam.
-Mooo
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

COMFORTABLE cottage, s rooms, very
slightly and in good condition, located at
2Sl1 Charles ST. hE-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03

The choir Of the Jewish synagogue Wilt
resume work tomorrow night.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
ACETYLENE GENERATORS.

MONARCH generators have no equal in
construction, operation or price; hustling
statesmen wanted. Address Monarch
Acetylene Gas Co., 1922 Douglas st,
Omaha, Neb. MS Sep30
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-03
MEDICAL.
TAILORING.

WHO'S your tailor? See the Twin City
Tailoring Co.; fall line now ready for in
spection; prices right. 1903 Farnam ST.: