'11! 13 OM-AJIA DAILY M13J3: MONDAY, 'KMHtUAHY 10, 1J)()0.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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for morning; nnil Siniilny edition.
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(Inn. These itdvcrdnciiicii t must tic
run uiiiiseuutl vcly.
Advertisers, liy rciiientliiK n nnm
liercd check, cun lime nniinrr nil
dressed lo it iiiiinlicrril letter in rare
f 'I'liij lice. Anntvcm no addressed
ivlll lie delivered on irccntii( Ion of
the check tint'.
WA.vrnu situations.
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want ono
plcaso call up the Remington typewriter
ollltc, 1613 Farnum t., telephone 1373.
A -300
EXPERIENCED double entry bookkeeper,
accurntu accouiitiint. raplil penman, de
sires position at once. Address X 63, lice.
WANTED situation, lumberman, to lake
,.hr,n, r iiimiIht vnnl. Exiicrlenco mfg..
buying and xolltriK. Address Bee iitilce,
Fiomont, Neb. A Miio w
WASTUII SIAI.I: 11111.1.
u'AiTHn. Wn httvn steady work for a tow
good hustlers of good habits and appear
ance. U. r . Auams io.. I'iij iiuwuiu m.
11301
WK TEACH tho barber trade thorouahly
In short time and furnish each graduate
wltli u itmrnntciMl imMlttnn nt cood wnges.
Thero are morn than ten barber positions
advertised to ono at bookkeeping or short
hand. Write for freo cataioguu anu pur
tlculars. Western Harbors" Iiistltutu,
Omaha. U-Wi
CASH for acceptable Idea
state If pat-
r.ntcd
Aildrc,s. Tho l'tilelll llccord. Hal-
tlmore, Md
11-303
WANTED, manager and ngents; salary or
commission; cneapest anu larswii imu.
Hunter Tailoring- and Shirt Co.. Cincin
nati, O. 11-MH6 A"
A YOUNO man attending school desires a
nlaco to work for board; any honest
work. Address lloyles College, Uee bldg.
tel. im. n-43'i
i picture agents; expenses paid. 1819 I.eav.
n-MSbT r-s
WANTED. In nil olllce, a thoroughly ex
perlenced Invoice entry clerk; one cxperl
enced In hanilllng railway clulms iire-
ferred.
Address X 30, Hee. H-oiJ
SALESMEN to sell otllce specialties; line
sliln lines: used In' nil merchants: catalog
free. Model Mfff. Co,, Uox II, South Ilend,
inU. JJ .1110
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required ; special offer now for
graduates to work for us; 600 poltlons
iineu: new Held: can earn tuition bv bring-
four BtiideiilH. Our catalogue explaining
special oner mailed iree. .iioicr couegc,
Chicago, 111, ii .11&W2Z"
WANTED, men to leant barber trade; free
railroad faro to Denver: free hoard: tools
furnished; positions guaranteed. Write
for particulars. Moler Barber College,
representative, crelgliton iiiock. omana.
H-M3SI 20
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS: Don't pre
u:irn for any civil servlco or census ex
amination without seeing our catalogue
of liifnt ma tloti. Sent free. Columbian
( orrespondenco College, Washington,
D. C. 11 .M012-20
HELPER for all kinds of repair work, also
man and team, also well digger, nil to
tako part pay in nouso rent. A :i. nee.
U-6S3 13
SALESMEN for our scale scoop; absolute
neeesslty lor tradesmen anil privaio fami
lies: salary or commission: territory
given: sample fiOo. Wrlto to Scale Scoop
Co., Cincinnati. u .mot-j tj
WANTED I'EMAI.F. HELP.
WANTED. 200 girls. 132 Dodge.
Tel. R7fl.
C KG
WANTED, competent young nurpo girl.
call ni 12j ho. 36tii Btreet. c 171
WANTED, girl for general housework,
smau iamny. Appiy at 1-1 in. Jist ave.
C-503
WANTED, girl for general housework. Ap
ply ;.'jii. i.eavcnworm. c .iioij
WANTED, girl for housework. Mrs. Led-
wleli, H'JO'.ij Sherwood ave. C M363 22
HELP WANTED.
WANTED. In every town, a young man or
lady to act as our representative. No
denoslt. olltllt or cnnvasslm; reoulred'
good pay; send stamp for partlciJars.
National Addressing & Distributing
.luuiic;-, uox -iu, ni. i-aui, .1111111.
613-20
FOR H12XT HOUSES.
IF YOU want your houses well rented placo
lllt'lll llllll JM-IIUU IX. u. u
1 1
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores. Henry
is. i u iiu, wi xiiu. 1 none, loiti.
D-307
HOUSES, store?.
Demls, Paxton block.
D-903
FOR lin.vr, IKS Hlnney street, n line
homo In a line locution. This houso Is to
iin i'iiiiii'ij ii'iiuviiieu; i.iieriu at ten
ant's selection; also painted outside
ltent $30 per montn; will give lease.
V.M.Wl.l l.U.l.N iV I'lU'BT CO,
16th and DoucliiH St.
D-M5IS
MAGOARD Van & Storage, 1616 Cap. Ave.
jei. (.b. u lv9
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
Ilrcnnan-Lovo Co., 303 So. 13th street.
D-310
HOUSES for rent. J. H. Sherwood. 939 N
Y. Life. 'Phono 3SS. D-9li
311
HOUSES to rent.
Y. Life.
R. C. Patterson. 303 N.
D-9I2
2 TO H rooms, $3 to $30. 36 U. S. H'k bldg.
u 313
FOR RENT, deslrablo houses
Hlngwalt, Harkor block.
und flats.
d 911
FOH HUNT, modern steam-heated apart-
mem im nri-inm 111,111 111 j'tlYKIgo nuildintr.
JOHN W. ROIUUNS, 1S02 FARNAM.
D-609
OR HENT, two nlco live-room cottages
In same yard. Will bo put In Hrst-class
condition; wen arranged; city water.
Will rent to good tenants with r..rr.
rnees for $1U and $15, near 21th and fam
ines.
OMAHA I DAN A- TRUST CO..
16th nnd Duuzln st
D-M5I6
IF YOU need n tenant list your houses
with w. v. 1 lodges, wj i-uxion liloek.
D- )
112 SOUTH 2Sth. 7 rooms, modern. $;:o; SWJ
Webster. S rooms, bath: 2222 North isth. i
rooms, barn, large yard; also flats. Ring
wan iiros., uarKer iiiock. d C13
FOH RENT. 2913 Seward st., B-ruom cot-
lare. wilier. i"
fli'i So. 23d id . i-room Hat. i ll v iviit,.)-. tin
23iO N. 23th St., 9-riioiu house, city water.
i.
2601 Decatur st.. 7-rooiu house, city water,
iu.
Will renovate throughout. This Is a bar
g-.tti
OMAHA LOAN X- TRUST CO..
16th and Untii'hip St.
D-M5I3
HOUSES, etc. F. D.
Wead, 1521 Douglas.
u 113
FOR RENT To small family, 7-room cot-
tngo In good rspalr: city water inside:
cistern: coal rhed; 22nd nnd California
hid.. 23. inquire ai OUT n. 19th St. D 313
ALWAYS moving H. 1L
oillco 1311V? lfarnnm tit.
goods. Pianos.
I vl. 1&j9 or S63.
D-361
FOR HENT, two ulcii seven-room houses
In fain yard, almost opposite Hemls
park; ull modern except fur usee; arc now
being papered and painted throughout.
Will rent for $20 each to good tenants
with references.
OMAHA LOAX TRUST CO..
16th and Douvlax St.
D-M6H
FINE modern residence, 11 rooms, on motor
line, No. 113 North ih street J. T.
Clarke. 219 Hoard ot Trade,
ciarnr. D-M592 it;
FOR HENT. cheap, furnished house near
llaneeom pars,; uu inuuvui S""'
' A 5. Dw. D ilfcSO 20
FOR HE.NT-HOl HUH.
AN eight-room home, modern Improve
ments No. 2B3 Harney St. U-Jiw si
DI-.HIK.MII.I-: H.r limine. West Famnm
district, largo lawn. $w. M u. ati
Batik lll'lB D MB'B 20
for lease.
66X132, with trackage, car heart of city.
W 3S, Uee. uiJ
KOII HEVI' I'Mt.MSIir.l) ROOMS.
THREE nice rooms for housekeeping, 1113
south Eleventh. E M&0
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 23V) Hnrney.
FURNISHED room', housekeeping. 2623 St.
miry a. e m&m 26'
3 FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping for
man ami wue. Kent laKen in Hoard, am
n. lit n. K
I'l'll.M.slinn HOOMS AM) ItOAItl).
TUB Merrlam family hotel, 23th and Dodge.
TO 2 Kcntlemen, In private family. 2020 St.
.Mary a Ave. v vn
FOIl KENT, a nlco south room. 212 S. 23 st.
I' 3l3
HANDSOME steam heated front room,
witn board. lMft Capitol avenue.
! .M5Ij 13-
NICE warm room, modern; board If de
sired. 516 N. 23d. F-M716 13
FOIl HUNT, nicely furnished room with
ixmiii svn l ass. e .m,u, .i-
roii it i :.vi mtoiiiis a.m offices.
FOH HENT. store In llrst-class location:
rent reasonable. Apply II. C. I'eters A:
Co.. ground lloor, lice uidg. i iv
FOR HENT. brick warehouse, two floors,
eneb GofOJ feet: nower elevators! I;. 1.
tracKage. Apply iiaarmunn uros., ijii
So. 20th. 1-920
STOHEHOOM. lltv. Furnam St.
John N.
Frenzer. Opp. old I'. O.
I-6.TJ
AUH.NTS WA.VI'Kll.
"LIFE OF MOODY," 600 pages, 200 lllus..
authorized edition; best com. credit given.
lllxenbaugli & Co., wure uiock, umana.
J HI
WANTED nirentn for "Wnr In South
Africa, or the story or a nrave peopic
sirugKiing ior rreedom, ny i iinain jihiii'
Ing. the iamous author and African irav'
eler. Only SI U). Contains authentic, up-
to-date hlstorv Hrltlsh. liner war. Biggest
bonk. Hundreds Illustrations. Enormous
sale". Endorsed bv Kruirer. Jouuert. etc.
Credit given: freight nald: highest com-
missions, uutllt free. Enclose ti two-cent
stamps for mailing. Tho Dominion com'
puny. Dept. 5, ciucngo. .11 otu
AOENTa- HON'ANZA!
THE IDEAL POLISH! Cleans nnd polishes
ANY metal. EASTING I.UHTEll. easy
wont, am outu loth st. J Mil .mi:
WANTED, live agents everywhere to setl -4
our new gas lamp; 11 gas plant: brighter
lluht than electricity; cheaner than kero
sene: lou-eandln light: cent a day: fully
guaranteed; polished brass; retails $3; big
money inaKer. standard Eamp co., iik
Michigan st., Chicago. J-M719 19
WA XTI3II TO It E.T.
WANTED To rent n furnished house: mod
ern; centrally located. Address, a. 11.,
Millard Hotel. K 59 13
WANTED, two nicelv furnished rooms.
Ilglit iinuseKeeping. man and wire; gas
and batn; references given, x 63. Hee.
k juko-i!)
STOIIAGE.
PACIFIC Storagn nnd Warehouse Co., 012-
31 J ones, general storage anu for warning.
921
OM. Van Stor. Co., IBP 14 Farn. Tel. IK?. 863.
ji aw
AVAXTED TO 1IUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
In lnrge or small quantities, cnicago Fur
niture Co., nou-io Douge. Tei, 2020.
N-922
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Savings Hank accounts. Hrennnn'
Lovo Co., 309 So. 13th. N-923
$3,000 TO INVEST In bargains. 1512 Daven
port. N M7I0 F2o
AMERICAN dealer: tiuy secondhand furnl-
turo anu stoves 1713 cuming. tci. 11573.
X 291
WANTED, to buy, four 16-foot counters and
sneiving. suitatiie ior ury goous. t.
Toue, City bldg., Council HlulTs, Iowa.
N IS?
VOR SALE Fl llXITl llE.
CLOSING nut our entire stock of new and
second hand furniture of nil Kinds; nlso
400 kitchen and round restnurnnt tables:
1(0 pillows and hair mattresses; ranges
and stoves or an ainus menuonauic; ux
tures. counteis and a lot of lumber to be
sold March 1 regardless of cost; a chanee
for dealers and prlvnte parties. The Va
riety Furniture Co., 110-112 n. nth st.
0-M6I7 23
FOIl SALE HOUSES, MULES, WAfiOXS.
TOP Hl'GGY for sale, lu good condition.
U 10, Hoe. l' JU130
FOH SALE, carload mules. Glenwood. In.:
weigh 1,000 to 1.10", nil, ready ror mar-
net, a. .11. esics. i' ,ii;ski .11
FOIl S A I.F.-M I HUH LI, A V EO US.
CHEAPEST and best oak cribbing and hog
fonccs. 901 uougins si. u :rji
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman Mc-
Conuell Drug co., ibu uougo ni. ij 3:4
FOR SALE, ten R-I-P-A-N-S for 5 cents at
druggists, uuo gives reuer. y v.n
H. HAAS. Florist. 1SI3 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
r ants, cut uowers. oonueis. nan. resi-
denee. wedding anil grave decorations
Orders by mall or express promptly tilled.
INDIAN relics, mounted heads, 1110 Farn'm
J 92S
I 2DHAND safe cheap. Derlfjlit, 1116 Farnam
Q929
SAFES, buy, sell, exchange.
Ill 8. 13th St.
Q-930
NEW blcycln tires. $2.23, $2.30 and $1.00.
(innil seromlhnnd wheels. S(. $10 nnd S12.
Omaha lllcclo Co.. 16th and Chicago Sts.
y 931
NEW bicycles .'nmplete, $13.50. Neb. Cycle
Co., cor. win nnd iiarney. cj M671 vzs
$1S3 WILL buv tine Slelnwny upright: cash
or time. Addre.i W 16, Hen. Q-MS33
IlF.Al'TII'UL Voi-o piano. Smith Premier
typewriter eiuap; c.nn or payments. Ail-
dress. X fifi l!ee olllce. Q-631
FAMILY horse nnd good phaeton: will sell
he panic, l'etlleld. 2H S. INlli. Q-T17 21
S2S0 CASH or time buys slightly used lln'-d-
man piano; nig nargain; inrmer priie
A I. Uee. IJ-71S 21
MUST have room: squiirc pianos. $10 and
1 eaen. ri umoiiei ,v .mii'iier. 1 11 1 e ar-
mm St. Q--M602 21
Fell HALE. flue, larjjo linffalo robe; also
line woir rone, iineu. inquire ncoti
street. Council HlUfls g-.M7CS 21
MISCEI.IiAXEOl'S.
NOTICE, country denlers. 2dhand furniture
stoves at lowest priees, cnnoaii inrs or
less, cnicago v urnuuro co.. itw-iu uouae.
H 93w
FOR HENT. barn, nt 2026 St. Marys' Ave.
ii .01
CliAIHVOYAXTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. SO? M. 16th.
B 933
MME. GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodg
'ui
XICKl'.l. PLATIXO.
CYCLE PARTS All kinds platlnit. Omaha
Plating Co., Uee Hide , Tel. 2533. 411
MASSAGE AMI BATHS.
MRS. HHHRV, baths, mnmnw. PARLORS
best n city. 119 N 18th, 2d floor; opp p. o.
m 1'n it ii
1 ilViH
MAY WILSON, bath, mnssagc. 610 S. Hth.
1 .Mill S-
ELtTE PARLORS.
615 So. 16th. upstairs.
T-507 26
MISS GYPSY, mnssago baths; Hindoo
ircauneiu. oii'Ti ...... juin, i.i. i-.
BEATRICE HARLOW, elegant mnssago
tub imth; Amman ircaimeni. eint u, ,uj
S, 18th. T-M532 20
MME. AMES. It 2. 607 S. 13; mass.ign baths.
MMK. SMITH, room
IK' i N. l.uh.
T M6C6 21'
PKItSO.N l.
VIA VI, woman n way to health. 316 nee bid.
SIIAMI'OOINO 23c. hair tlrcsslnc 23c, hair
and toilet goudH, nest equipped. lonnrit,
WIS rnrnnm. Tel. vs.n. u 337
MONIIEIT. leading chiropodist.
1318 Fnr-U-03S
nam, .u uoor. iei. -msj.
I'lUVATB hospital for ladles before & dur-
ing connncmem; names adopted, iisu .n. u.
GOOD large barn for rent In north part ot
city, imiuiro 2121 locust. u i'.w
Ht'I'TI'HE cured, no knife, no pain, no
danger. Send for circulars. Empire Hup-
turu cure, !32 N. Y. I.lfo Hldg., omana.
u an
I.IEHEN, costumer.
1313
Ilowurd.
Oet
912
catalogue.
ALL diseases of tho feet iiklllfully treated
fhee for tho beneiit or stuiieius. .MISS
Mayer, 100 Paxton Hlk. Pupils wanted.
u iju
113 S. 1STH ST.. Hiiporlluous hair, birth
marks and wrinkles cured. Mm. Jr. True.
u Mill 13"
PI.EATINO and pleated skirts of all kinds,
M. uoiuman : Co., -w Douglas oiock.
U o.u
DR. HOY, chiropodist, corns, superfluous
nair removed uy eieciricuy, r. ., e render
block. U-579
YOUNO man In good position deslies nr-
iiuaintancn 01 eiiucnteii young uuiy; oojeci
matrimony; uerman-American preicrren.
Address X 5S, Hee. 1-M5S9 13
PROF. LUND positively destroys corns,
bunions, warts, moles, oil Karbacli hik.
U W .Mil
LADIES' secret to enlarge, your 'just six
inencs irec. iianzemeiio Co., .nuwauKce,
wis. u
WANTED TO UOItllOW.
$2,000 THREE or llv years at 5 per cent
without commission on loo acres or land 1.1
miles west of Omaha; all under cultivation
una veil rented. X 61, lice. M fUl 20
MOXEY TO LOAX-HEAl. USTATE.
$1,000 & upwards to loan on Improved city
property & farms.
W. Farnam Smith &
co,, 1320 Farnam.
w 313
MONEY to loan on Nebraska nnd Iowa
farms; lowest rates. llrennan-Eovo Co.,
303 S. 13th, Omaha. W-941
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas
1
WANTED, city and farm loans; nlso bonds
nnu warrants. 11. c. Peters ec co., iiw
Farnam St., Heo Hldg. w w
$100,000,000 TO invest through Hankers,
nroKcrs, I'romoters; send for circumr,
Investors' Directory, N. Y. W 9IS
5 PER CENT money. Demls. Paxton .block.
MONEY to loan on flratclass Improved clty
propcrty or for building purposes. I'uyue
Knox Co., N. Y. L. W 9o0
6, CV4, 6 per cent loans on Omaha, S. Omaha.
w. 11. Tliomas, 603 1st Nat. oaim. 1 ci. run.
MONEY to loan at D nnd rM per cent on
umana property. W. 13. iieutie, wi a. win.
W 952
1'IVB per cent farm loans. Chas. E. Wll
iiumaun. ' ' -
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. llrcnnan-Love Co., 303 so. .
W 9jI
PRIVATE money. $100 to $1,000. J. H. Sher-
WOOd, 333 N. v. Eire.
$100 to $3,000. 1512 Davenport
W-M713 F23
PRIVATE money, 5, 5i. 0 per cent; no de
my. iiarvin uros., iui3 r arnam.
MOXEY TO LOAX CHATTELS.
I-FY-O-U-N-E-E-D-M-O-N-E-Y
S-E-E US
Wo have a largo amount to loan on house
hold furnlttle. pianos, organs, warenoue
receipts, horses, carriages, etc.
You can get tho money within a few liours
after making application, we uiiAiiui'i
YOU NOTHING WHATEVER FOH
MAKING OH FILING PAPERS.
Wo glvo you as much time as you need and
you may repay tne loan ns soon as yuu
choose and you need not pay for It ONE
DAY LONGER THAN VUl' K E E 1 11.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Tel. 2235. 306 South 16th Street.
S-A-L-A-R-Y L-O-A-N-S
From $10.00 up made to people permanently
employed in u.iiaiia. nunii u.mah.i.
nnd COUNCIL HLUFF8.
Y'ou can borrow ot its on your own name,
witiiniit nimorner or moricaue. ve ni-
rniii-n Mm nnviiieiits as easy as is nosslble.
nllnulnu von lo nay ALL or IN PART
AT ANY TIME AND YOU PAY FOH
THE MONEY ONEY WHAT TE11E 1UU
KEEP IT. ,
Our business Is conlldenllal.
Omalia Mortgage Loan Co.
Room 119. 300 South 16th Rtret
Hoard of Trnilo mug. icl;i.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent positions on ineir own
name without endorser or mortgage
STIIICTLY CONFIDENTIAL nnd LOW
EST HATES. No enquiries made of cm
ntnver nr frtuuds. Y'ou can borrow any
amount nnd repuy on easy weekly or
monthly payments. Hefnro borrowing see
us. OMAHA CREDIT CO., suite D2C-526
N. Y. Llfo Hldg. A i"us
MONEY TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS
, iimnniis. waic nes. on easy iiuyiurniB. 1 11
known to others; yon keep the goods, each
payment lessens tho cost of the loan; no
elinruo ior iiiiiiri uuu j iiiuuu im in
(iiilrlcs ol your neighbors. HEHGERS
LOAN CO., 1501 Furnam, over H. fo M
tlcKet oiucc. .
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture, horses
COWS, JUWCiry. uuii uirai v. o,uiuhci hik,
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with resjionslblo concern!
unon their own names without tccurlty
easy pal' nients. Tolman. 706 N. Y. L. Hldg,
X 961
MONEY loans on furntttiro, rigs, bicycles
1 nmnllilH Wll irill'tt. 1'lt.. . II. 1 3 III, '111 llll
known to friends. Omaha Loan Hank, 1116
Farnam, upstairs. X-902
i riAK-a inado salaried people on personal
note wltnom seeuruy. inii-n i I'limni.iiuc.
J. W. Tayloo, SIS 1st Nat'l bank., 12 to 6
dONEY loaned on diiuiob, lurnuure jew
elry, hortes. cows. etc-. C. F. Reed. 3I9 S. 13,
.v w
l.OAVrt TO SAL.iRIED l'KOl'EE cm
ployed In Omaha, South Omaha and
ivitm, n tiiurrs. bolillng good nosltlons. on
their own names; NO MORTGAGE: REST
TERMS; everything private; money ran
be paid back In small weekly or monthly
payments. AmcrUun Loan Co., Room 601,
lice Hldg. -v iron
MON'EY tn loan on furniture, nlanos
horscp. cows. etc. .1. W. Tnylon, 21, First
National bank minding; 13 10 u p. m.
X-961
m sim;ss chances.
SHOE stock cheap for cash.
Addresa Fred
iiernuarui, i-omeroj', in.
Y 536 21
SNAP Tho leading restaurant In tho iltj
dnlnc S'j.iiOO business a year, have ti leavi
the cltl reason ror selling, great nargain
If Held at once, price, $1,60). will bear clos
est Investigation, For particulars uddress
middle mock cans iw-iu nesi .u . i-u
eblo, Colo. Y-J166S 21
III Ml !'. 411 N( T.1.
I'OII HAIjK A now anil clean utm l oi ufii
rral mcrrhamllst In n good northeast N
braska town. Address, X2 llee.
Y-M61S ST
SI'HrilltAN DIU'O STOIM:, the nearest
drug Ktoro fur r,Cn) people, In the best
residence part of clt. Address A v, llee.
Y-M7I1 23
rou i:xcitA.(in
CliEAtt vacant .ot near I,th and Chicago.
60x110, J1.2.V). Will trade for good rental
property and pay cash difference.
Ocorge. CJ. Wallace, 313 J. J. IJrown block.
KENT of 2 and 3-r. house;
36 T. S. Ilk. Hldg.
tant well dug.
X.-M6S3 22
t'OH SA l.i: It i: VI. H1TVTH.
9ii AND f-os South 2oth St., two housca;
rental $360 per year: cheap at M.Onn.
S. W. corner 8s th Ave. and J.ickvon St.,
126 feet east front by 1G0 !cei; snai) JW.
Aero Iota. loSxlsi) feet, Trail's sub., S. W.
of llnuscom nark, JAW each.
160 acres ninootli land . . of uennlug
ton; fair improvements; $13 per iwre.
JUIl.N .N. i'Kli.NUll, upp. old r. O.
HE-610
HEAPEST lot on 24th St.; on grade near
liancrort; on y jmi. tiio llvron Heed
Co., 212 South 11th St. HE M642 20
'AYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS. STORES,
for HENT. First lloor, N, Y. Life Hldg.
HE-967
IF YOU have a bargain to offer lu real
estato sco s. A. uroauweii, &oi N. Y. Life.
m: 'jus
IIOI'SES, lots, farms. land,s, loans.; also nra
insurnnee. iienus, i-axiou oik he dto
SNAPS lu real estate, money to loan. I.. I.,
Joliusou Co., 311 a. l&tn ttt. 1113074
1362 NOHTII 17TH slieet, two houses, rent-
ing ior iu per iiioiuii, paving pnut, pays
II per cent gros; price, $1,350. John N.
Frcnzcr, opp. old P. O. HE 978
'OR QUICK returns on bargains only see
k. Ill UUUIVCI1, UVl .- 1.I1U mug.
RE-972
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; nlso fire-
insurance, ucmis, I'axtou o k. HE 706
HOUSES, farms. H. C. Pallerson. 20G N. Y.
E. HE-M312
A HA HO A IN, four ncrcs, 10th nnd Pacific,
two 11100KS irom car line, on licit rail
road, $2,600; easy terms. McCaguo In
vestment Co., 1506 Dodge. HE 063
UAROAINS wanted, bargains for sale all
tno time. A. r. TtiKey, iionrd of Trade,
HE-74
F,
HARRISON, FARMS. FARM LOANS
KB-657 M14
OWNERS of real eRtate willing to sell at
nargain prices slinuld call upon or write
JOHN W. ROmilNS, 1S02 FARNAM ST.
RE-C7S
FOR SALE or trnde, 120 aeres of land 9
miles from Pino HlulTs, Ark.: CO acres
broke; house and out buildings; 30 ucres
under fence; big spring of water. Henry
Stevens, Red Cloud, Noli. RE M709 20'
FOH SALE.
$1,930 for 6-room cottage and 30-foot south
front lot, so. 2o02 St. .nary s avenue
$2 150 for 6-room cottace and 30-foot south
from lot. xo. 2M St. .Nlarv s avenue, sue-
clal taxes paid In full on both of tho above
nroneriies.
S18.0O0 for brick business block In good loca
tion: inuimng unisneii one ear ago aim
leased ior n yeara 10 responsinic tenant.
Hentul. J3.0U0 iter year.
$2,500 for two-story frame store building
nnd House in rear or store, No. 1133 s. 16th
st. Rentnl. $3IS ner vcar.
$4,OK) for 107x109 feet, northeast corner 23th
and cmcago streets.
so eacn for cast rront lots on l3tn st . on
grade, onu uiock norm or end of car line.
GEORGE & COMPANY, 1001 FARNAM ST.
Illi .11593 19
HENRY H. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE HLDG,
Heal Estato Hcntals, Eqans, insurnnee
RB-976
BARGAINS FEB. 17. 1900.
F. HARRISON' & GEO. T. MORTON
913 N. X. Life. Tel. 311 or 2612 F.
N. H.-ICEAD BARGAINS IN REE OF 16th
S. W. Cor. 21th and Ummett, S6xll5;
S6 east front on 21th; 115 on
Emmett, 7-room house. Price, 2,000.
One of the best U. P. trackage lots
handy to wholesale concerns; some
improvement on it. $10,000; want offer.
Farm of 610 acres- very fine, level
land In Douglas Co.; no better farm
In county; special price, $10 an acre,
RE-602 17
LOST.
LOST. Several weeks ago, gentleman's
otter fur eollar or mulller, owners name
Inside. Return to uou N. y. Life Hldg
Reward. Lost M630-20
SHOHTHAXn AXD TVPEWUITIXC.
,. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N.
Y. Life
-930
AT OMAHA Bus. College, 16th & Douglas
9S1
nOYLES. collego court reporter principal.
neo mug 313
NEBRASKA Business & Shorthand col
lege. Hoyd S theater. 9S3
ll.VXCIXfi SCHOOL,
SPRING TERM Morand's dancing school
negins mis wcck: cniiurcn wennesdnys
and Saturdays; adults Tuesday and Friday
S p, in.; attend tho assemblies, Crelgliton
llail Wednesday and sniuwuy. 8:30 p. m,
nnd learn the new dances, salute wnltz.
enkn walk two step, and Cuban waltz.
Admission, couple, 50 cents. SS0- F 2S
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Insfltute, 615 N. Y,
Llfo Hldg.. Alice jonnsnn. n. 0., ladles'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst. mgr.
-9tt
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrksvlllc, .110., uu i-axton oik. Tel. 1367.
-991
RESULTS TELL " Osteopathy has cured
where other methods have failed. Albert
T. Hunt. D. O., Sulto 303 Karbach hlk.,
13th and Douglas. Tel. 2352. 320-M5
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. $4 per mouth.
The smltn-i'remier lypowritor Co., 1625
Farnam St. Telephone r.'Sl. m
REMINGTON Stnndnrd Typewriter and
supplies, mia rnrniiin. 3511
THE Oliver Typewriter, visible writing;
heaviest mannoiaer aim emu me nnest
stencil. Tel 2279 J S. Stewart, Special
Agent, 318'.4 8. 15th St. Omalia. 937
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Famnm.
-3SS
PAWMIIIOKIins,
JEFFERSON Bqunro Loan Ofllce. 413 N. 16.
331
EAGLE Loan Olllce, rellnblo. accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1501 Douglas.
-33J
BICYCLES.
EXAMINE Crescent. Tribune, Olive, Fow
Icr. $25 to $50; $1 down, any amount a
week. Flescher, 1C22 Capitol Ave. 479
TIIVMC FACTOR V.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Factory. 12C9 Farnam
935
ST.VM.MERIXfi AM) STUTTER I. Ml,
CURED.
Julia Vnughan, 430 Ramgo Hldg.
-935
UlllUS AMI TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird store,
1603 Leavenworth.
-990
UlltCK. I
ON 15 million building brick Nebraska I
llflnL' ( 'r Unth il.M..k.. 'It-..i..... tin '
-3j-Ai-:
JtOTIll.S.
METROPOLITAN, Wm. Unrr. Mgr : $1 to
ti.io. urn anu uougias. mono ZH.
611 F22
Ullt.MTLItn PACKI.NG.
OM. Van Stor. Co.. 1S112 Farn. Tel. 1359, S63.
LA I Mill V,
kV.!:.ST,'AM LAUNDRY AND CITY
iu v, t,i, aui'1'i.v. 1743 i.eavenw h. Tel 517
-937
I'UHMTPlli: HEI'AIIllXi,
PACKING. unholstcrltiK. mattress, feather
ruiiovaung -i el. 1331. JI. S. alklln, 2111
MA.NTEI.S. TILES, (! HATES,
WEI.SIIANS & IIOLI1ROOK. ffl S. 17th st ,
iiiuiiues. uic uoors, grates, repair worn.
M-II0 M10
MEItfllAXT TAILORS.
BEN COHEN, urtlstlc tailor. 401 N. 16ih St.
S73 F2S
.W,NnD-5O0OA0ENT5.
PARKER NEW
MtRfTf-GO-ROUNDi.
CYUNDER PIANOS.
stHAND ORGANS,
LEG VI, XOTICE.
STOCKIIOI.DFRb MEETING.
Nollre Is hereby ulvcn thin (he reeiilne
aiinu.il meeting o the stockholders of tho
South Platte Land company will be held
nt the otllce of sold company In Lincoln.
Neli,. at 11 o clock a. in., on the llrst
edntvday lu Mnrch. A. D. 1900, being thu
7th day nf ihe month.
By order of the board of dlrei tors.-
. . -' 11- MOHRILU
A. B. MINOR. President.
Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb., February B, 1P00.
. Feb. 3-d30t
H All.W V TIME TABLES.
BURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Hotito"
General Olllces, N. W.
Corner Tenth nnd Farnam
ftts. Ticket olllce, 1502 Far
nam street. Telephone, 289.
Depot, Tenth nnu ""Ye-avo Arrive
phone, 310. . . Leavo. Arrivt.
''Mccook Ha8,l.nKr.. " ' a S:tO am a 7:40 pm
Lrmlo'1UtuhV'ulif,.n?la:a 4:23 pm a 3::.5 pnt
Lincoln, Black llUls.
Sound "a U..a4 25pm 5:00 pm
Ilncolii ijcn. n 7:00 pm nl0:3f am
Lincoln Fast Mull a 3:00 pm ul0;35 am
Denver. Colorado Utah
,t California a 6:0 am
a Dally.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
& Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route "Ticket
Olllce. 1302 Farnam St.
Tel., 230. Depot. Tenth &
Mason Streots. Telephone.
310. . ,
Leavo. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 6:40 am
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.. a 5:03 pm a 8:08 am
Chicago Express a S:50 11m n 4:05 pm
Chicago & St. L. Ex.... a 7:15 pm a S:03 am
Paclllc Junction Local. .al0:45 on.
Fast Mali a 2:15 pm
a Dally
KANSAS CITY, ST. .IO
sph & Council Bluffs
Railroad "Tho Burling
ton Routo" Ticket Olllce,
U02 Farnam Street. Tele
phone, 230. Depot. Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tole
phone, 310.
Ecnve. Arrive.
Kansvis City Day Ex. ...a 8:50 am a 6:17 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:15 pm a 6:1S am
St. Louis Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis. .a 4:33 pm all:13 am
a Dally.
IFREMONT. ELKHORN &
.Missouri vnuuy Hallrond
"Tho Northwestern Line"
-General Olllces. United
Stntes National Bk. Bldg..
H W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Piiriifim ciu n-i.i.n
Olllce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone 561. De
pot, 15th and Webster Sts. Telephone 1453.
, , Leave. Arrive
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas ... d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm b G:00 pro
Norfolk. Verdlgro mid
Fremont . . b 7:30 nm bi0:23 am
Lincoln, Wnhoo and
Fremont... b 7:30 am bl0:23 are
Fremont Local c 7;30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. c Sun
day only 1 Dally except Saturday, o
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Hallway "Tho
Northwestern Lino"
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
Farnum Street. Tele
phono 561. Depot. Tontn
und Ma Hon Strrnia t..i,,
phone, 629, Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 6:10 nm a1l:B5 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm aI0:10 am
Eastern Express. Des
Moines, Marshalltowu,
Ccdir Hapld.s and Chi
cago ...alOijjam a 4:05 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and Kiimi a 4:55 pm n 4:03 pm
Fast Mall. Chicago to
Omaha , a 2:45 pm
Omnha-Chlcago Special, a 7:30 pm a 8:oo am
Fast Mull a S:30 am
a Dally.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Hallway "The North
western Line" - General
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Sis. Cltv Tlr-kni nm,...
1101 Farnam St Tclephono 561. Depot. 15th
and Webster Sts.
Leave. A rH.-a
Twin City Passenger... a 0:00 am a 9:00 pm
Omaha Passengei all:20 um
Sioux city & North
east Nebraska n 3:10 pm
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Line" General
Olllces. United States
National Hank Building,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnam Sts. Tlelmt
Ofllce, 1101 Farnam St. Telcphono 561. De
pot, Tenth Ai Mason Sts. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive
Twin City Express
Twin City Limited
Sioux City Local ..
..a 6:50 am al0:50 pm
..a 7:20 pm a 8:15 um
..a 8:'.J am u 4.20 pm
a uauy
UNION PAClFIC-"THEOVEH
land Route" General nniri
N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
fctirceis. city TicKOt Olllce, 1302
Farnam Street. Telephone 316.
Depot. Tenth nnd Mason
Streets. Tol"phono 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Tho 0crl.vid Limited.. n 8:50 am a 7:20 pm
Tho Fast Mall a 9:00 am a 3:25 pm
Tho Colorado Special ,.nll:C5 pm a 6:35 am
The Portland S n'clal...n S;50 am a 4:40 pm
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Stromsbnrg Express.. b 4:10 pm bl2;25 pin
Padllo Express n 1:25 pm n 6:35 nm
Grand Island Local. ...b 0:30 pm b 9:30 am
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA ft ST. LOUIS RAIL-road-Omaha,
Kansa3 City
.C. l,i1..ni Tlnllr,mil'"eiiV.
joiepnonc, wopai, Tallin
and Marcy Streots, Toio-
phone, US).
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 4:15 pm n 8:36 pm
Express a 4:43 pm u S 33 am
Kansas. C Uy and Qulncy
Lot a a 6:10 am a 8:50 pin
a Dally.
s.V A B A S II RAILROAD
Thket Ollire, 1501 Parnnm
Street. Telcphono M5. De
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Directs. Tcicpuono icu.
Leave. Arrive.
St Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express a 4:40 pm 5:40 um
c DMIy
IM ft 9 U M'T
It II,W V TMII1 T llll. Us,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL ,
Knlimail. Clly Ticket oilloe,
IH'2 Farnam street Tele- ,
piiolt"- 2D. Depot, Tentn I
utul Mason streets. 1
!.enve. Arrive. 1
a 12:10 pm n 4:fpm
a 7:33 pin a. Sil&ani '
Chicago Express .. ..
Chicago Limited
Minneapolis mid Si.
Paul Express
Minneapolis nnd St.
Paul Limited
Fort Dodge Local
b 7:03 am b 9:40 pm
a 7:33 pm a S :15 am
t 4:30 pin b 10:15nm
from Co. Bluffs
n Dally, b Dally except Sundays.
CHICAGO, HOCK ISL
and & Pncltlc Railroad
The Great Hock lsl
nnd P.oute " City Tick
et Olllce. 18J.1 Farnam
Street. Tcleyhone 42S.
Depot, Tenth Mason
Streets Telephone, ijj.
Leave. Arrive.
Les Moines and Davcn-
port Locu
.a T:0.i am bll:33 am
Chl-uto Express . bll :15 om a S: 10 11111
t-hKai,0 Fast Express, a S:W pm a 1:23 pm
St. I'uul Exprcs- 11 5:00 pm bll:33 am
Lincoln, coior.Mii) spgs.,
Duuxcr, Pueblo mid
Wes a 1:30 pm a 4:25 nm
Des Moines. Hock Isl
and nna cnicago..... .11 i: pm a r.:iu pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer.a 3 Mpm n 9:20 am
" Da"y- b l)lUl1 ccoul St't'oav. 1
CIIICAO
8t-
M'LW'KEEI Street.
Tclcplu
Chicago Umlted Ut
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE &
uui jiaiiway i. uy .
Oltlre 111 l.-'ii-imin
Telenhotio 'si Uc no !
niepnonoi. icpoi,
und Mason Streets,
Telephone 029.
T.mil-f Vrrll'o
Chicago Limited Ut ..a7:rpm a S:30 nm
Chlmgo .1 Omaha Ex biliOO am b 3:53 pm
Slonx City und Dcs
Moines Express bll:00am b 3:55 0111
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC HAIL-road-
General Ollkos nnd
Ticket Olhci Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone, 104. Depot, 15th
nnd Webiter Sts. Telephone,
1133,
T-ifilrt A rflitn
S. IjuIp, Kansas H
Neb. Limited . . .a 2:30 pm nl2:53 pm
I C -w E Express. ..a 9:50 pm a 5:50 am
Nebraska IajciiI Via
Weeping Water b 5:03pm n 9:13 am
a D-'lly. b Dally except Sunday.
POSTOFFICE MITIl'E
(Should bo read dally by ull Interested, ns
changes may occur at any time. I
Fotelgn malls for tho week ending Feb
ruary 21, 1900. will elos- (PROMPTLY In nil
c.isiiMi ut tho General I'ostoltlce, as rollows:
Parcels post malls close one hour earlier
than closing Hme shown below. Parcels
post malls for Germany close nt & p. m.
Monda .
Ti n ii s-A 1 1 a n I le .Mil 1 1 k,
TUESDAY -At 7 a. in. for EUROPE, per
s. s. Lalin, via Southampton mid Bremen
(letters for Ireland must bo directed "per
s. s. l.iihn").
WBDNESDAY-.U 6 a. tn. for IRELAND,
per s. s. Oceunle. vl.-v Queenstowti (letters
for other parts of Europe must bo directed
"per s. s. Oceanic"); at 7 a. in. (supple
mentary 9 u. m.i for EUROPE, per s. H.
St. Louis, via Southampton; at 10 n. m. for
SCOTLAND, per s, s. Astoria, via Glas
gow (letters must bo directed "per s. s.
Astoria"); at Uh.TO u. m. for BELGIUM,
per s. s. Noordlaud, via Antwerp (letters
must be directed "per s. s. Noordlaud ").
TIIUHSOAY-At 7 a. in. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN, POR-
,TUOAL, TURKEY, EGYPT und BRIT
ISH INDIA, per s. s. Lu Tourulne. via
Havre (letters for other parts of Europe
must be directed "per s. s. La Touralne";.
SATURDAY At S il. m. for NETHE't
LANDS. per s. s. Spnurndam, via Roller
dam Metiers must be directed "per s s.
Spaarndam"). ut ! a. m. for ITALY, per
s. s. Aller, via Naples (letters must be
directed "per s. s. Aller"); at S:30 n. in.
(supplementary 10 n. m.) for EUROPE,
per s. s. Campania, via Qucenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. - German
steamers Milling on Tuesdays take printed
matter, etc., for Germany, nnd specially
addressed printed matter, etc., for other
parts of Europe. American and Whlto
Star steamers on Wednesdays, Gormnn
steamers on Thursdays and Cuniird,
French nnd German steamers on Satur
days tako printed matter, etc., for ull
countiles for which they aro advertised
lo curry mall.
After the closing of the supplementary
transatlantic malls named above, addi
tional sunnlemcutnrv mails are oneiied on
the piers of the Amerlcnn, English, French
nnu German stenmcrs, nnd remain opon
until within ten minutes of the hour of
sailing ot steamer.
.1lnll for South nnil Cenlriil Ainerleii,
West Indies, i:ic.
MONDAY-At 2:30 a. m. for NASSAU, N
1'., per steamer from Miami. Flu.; at 10:30
a. m. for HAITI, per s. s. Prins Frederlk
lluiuirlK (letters for Curacao. Venezue a.
Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana must
be directed "per s. s. Prlns Frederlk llen-
ii rui j.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. in. for BRAZIL and
LA PLATA COUNTRIES, per s. s. Words
worth, via Pcrnambiico, Hnhla and Hio de
Janeiro (letters for North Brazil must he
directed "per s. s. Wordsworth"!; at 10
a. in. for INAGl.'A, HAITI and SANTA
.il A II I A. per s. s. Wurtburir: nt II a. in.
(supplementary 11:30 u. m.) for PORTO
KICU, Cl IIACAO, VENE.CEEA. MA-
VANILLA and CARTIIAGENA. per s. s.
Philadelphia, via S.in Juan, Curacao and
Puerto Cubello; at !i p. in. lor JAMAICA,
per steamer from Boston.
WEDNESDAY-At 2:.;o a. in. lor NAS-
SAl . N. P.. per steamer lrom i.'Iaml
Fin ; at 9:30 a. in. (supplementary 10:30
II. 111.) ror CENTRAL AMERICA (except
Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, per s. s. Advance, via Colon Met
ters for Guatemala must be directed "per
s. s. Advance"); at 10:30 a. in. for PORTO
RICO, per U. S. Transport, via San Juan;
at 1 p. III. for CUBA, YUCATAN. CAM
PEC HE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per
s. H-, V ullnnc In. via Havana and Pro
greso (letters for other parts of .Mexico
must lie directed "per s. s. Vlgllaneia ).
THURSDAY At 1 a. in. for JAMAICA, per
steamer mini l'lilladulphia; ut 10 a. m
(supplementary 10:30 u. m.J for BER
MUDA, per s. H. Orinoco.
SATURDAY-At 2:30 a. m. for NASSAU
N. P.. per steamer from Miami. Flu.: at '
a. m. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES direct,
per s. s. cyrene; at :i:30 a. in. (suiiplemeii
lary 10 a. in.) for BERMUDA. PORTO
RICO (via San Juan). ST. THOMAS. ST.
CROIX. LEEWARD and WINDWARD
ISLANDS, per s. s. Pretoria; at 10 a. m.
(supplementary io:;jo a. m.) ror HAiri
pur s. s. Andes: ut 10 a. in. isumilenien.
lary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA, SA VANILLA and CARTIIA
GENA. per H. s, Adirondack (letters for
Costa Him must be directed per s s.
Adirondack"); at 10 a. m. for JAMAICA
per t. s. Themis (letters must be directed
"per h. s. Themis"; at 11 a. in. for CUBA,
per s. s. Mexico, via Havana; at 11 a. tn.
for BRAZIL and LA PLATA COUN
TRIES, tiir s. s. Llvorno, via Pernnmbuco
Metiers for North Brazil must ho directed
"per s. s. Llvorno ); nl 11 a. m. for
PORTO RICO. CURACAO. VENI
ZUELA. SA VANILLA and CARTIIA
GENA, per s. s. Maracalbo, via San Juan,
Curacao and Maraealbo; at 1 p. in. for
NASSAU, N. P.. per s. s. Antllla: at 1 p.
m. for YUCATAN, per s. H. TordelibU
Jold, via Progrcso.
Malls for Newfoundland, by mil to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer, close ul
this olllce dally ut 8:30 p. in. (connecting
close hero every Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday). Mulls for Ml'iiielnn. by rail to
Boston, and tliencc liy steamer, close at
this oillco dally at b:30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, bv rail to Port Tamna. Pin., and
thence bj steamer, closo ut this olllie
dally (except Monday) at 7 a. in. (tho
cnnncctlnu closes aro on Sunday. Wed
nesduy and Friday). Malls for Cuba, by
rat to Miami. Flu-, and thence by steamer
closo nt this olllce every Monday, Tues
day and Saturday at "3:30 a. m. (tno con
iiectlnir closes are on Tuesday and Satur
ilavj. Malls for Mexico City, overland
unless stieelally addressed for illsputch by
steamer, close at this olllce dally at 2.30
a. m. and 2:30 n. m. Mil s for Cnsta Rica
Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
i-i 1 1 1 to New Orleans, and theme bv
steamer, close ut this olllce dallv at "3
p. in. (connecting closes here Tuesdays
for Costa Rica and Mondays for Belize
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala). '"Regis
tered mall closes at 6 P. III. previous day
Registered mall clos.es at 6 p. ill. second
day Iierote.
Tllllln-I'lli'lllc Mill U,
Malls fur china and Japan, via Vuneouwr,
close hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Feb
ruary 20lh, Incluslvis for dls'iatch net'
s. s. Empress of China (registered mull
must be directed 'via Vancouver"). Malls
for Hawaii, China, Japan und Philippine
Islands, via Han Francisco, clou- Iito
dally at 6:.;o p. m. up to February 22d,
Inclusive, for dlsp.il li per i. s. Copilc.
Malls for H"'t''. l-laudi. via Sao Fran
cisco, close here dally at 0.JO p in "
February -til Inclusive, for dispatch by
ship Galilee Malls for Hawaii, Japun,
China and the Philippine Islands, via San
Fran'i iseo, close here dally .t 6'30 p, in up
I'OS'l'OI'I'll'l! MITIti:.
to Marih Jil. Iiicltisltc, fur illumtch per
s. s Aiiicilni Mnru Mai's for Huwali,
ln Sun Fran 'Isco. cloe here dally at R:.1
p. m. up to March Id, Imtuslvc, for ills
paleh per s. s Australia. Malls for Aus
tralia leNcept West AustrnllH, which goi
via F.urnpf, ami New Zealand, which goei
Ma San Franclscoi. Hawaii and Fill
Islands, via Vmicoiiveri close here dally
at h.SO p in. up to March .hi, Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Aorangl. Malls for
China Hint Japan and Philippine Islands,
via Seattle, close here dally at 0:30 p. 111.
up to March Itli. for dispatch per s. s.
Klnshlu Marti (registered letters must bo
directed "via Seattle 1. Malls for Aus
tralia (except West Australia), New Zea
land, Hawaii, FIJI and Samii'ii Islands,
via San Francisco, close here dally at ('..30
p. in. after March 3d and up to March
17lli, Inclusive, or on day or arrival ot
s. s. Campnula, due at New York March
17th, for dispatch per j. s. Mariposa.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of
sailing dally and the schedule of closing
Is 111 ranged on tin- presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mull closes at 6 p in. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postolllce. New York. N. Y.. Feb. H. im).
GOV l".lt MHT XO'l'ICi:
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE -n,...l...
v.. 1. I.-..I. ..,,.-. 11! iikHi u...l...l
proposals. In triplicate, will be received hero
mu a o l.,ooU p'. ,., ,.,.tral standard lime.
March it;, 1900, nnd tlicn opened for lurmsn
Ing transportation, drnyiige. and for lintidl-
, - ... ,,.,....,..-.,, ,i, i
"'I- """ " li i',,, mu ni in .,iv- .,..--.--wn. .,
',UI,B iUfaX ,0,lr eoiumenclng July 1, I'.-K).
,. --.. ..,i,, ,n -,.,.. r re eet niiv
or all iiroposals. or any part thereof. In
formal Ion furnished on application. En
velopes containing proposals to be marked
'Proposals for transportation on routo
No. -" and addressed to MAJOR 1-. 11.
HATHAWAY, C. Q. M.
1". n;.e-m-17-19-20-M. 13-11.
ON THE YYESTEHX II A Mi E.
(imnslnu I.iiiiiIm Iuci'cicnIuu lu ill in
SlocU In I'lne Sliiipe.
The winter of 1899.1900 has so far been
very mild In the wctitcrn half of Nebraska.
This has been particularly favorable to tho
stockmen ot tho western hall of the state.
Up to this date there has been very llttln
snow, and cattle have done very well, In
deed, on the rich buffalo grasses of tho
tablelands. Hunches of calves and young
slock, which ordinarily require considerable)
hay. are being grazed on the buffalo grass
of the tablelands, and nro doing very well
Indeed. Older and stronger cattle are doing
sd well that good beef for the butcher shops
Is furnished by tho herds on tho nineties, so
far, grazed without additional forage, savo
grass. One enthusiastic man declared that.
thu cattle were doing better than in tho
middle of the hiitutiicr, because of thu ub
senco of flies at this seiison of the year.
Calves me worth $1S to $20 each, yearlings
$23 to $30, ami rows $30 to $40. according to
qunllty. But very llttlo hay has been con
sumed up to this date, and cattle will bo
in most excellent condition to withstand tho
expected Uurms ot February and Murch.
This should Insure a full calf crop, one factor
In the continued prosperity of tho cattlemen.
Nearly all tho herds aro under closo supcr-
lslon In tho hands ot what are now called
sninll cattle men. that Is. In bunches of
twenty-live to HRy, or with strong men,
500 to 3.000 held.
Tho homesteaders who stayed on the table
lands, and particularly thoso who stayed
where water was ocecsfilble, aro most pros
pered. They try to farm enough to ralso
rough forago for winter, or to get hay for
the sume purpose, ordinarily planning about,
one ton for each animal. Tho Indications
aio thnt one-half ton of rough feed will ho
needed for each animal.
Soino of tho more enterprising stockmen,
wltli tho hotter guides of stock, aro cither
raising or buying grain to ptich their calves
to a moi'o vigorous growth through tho
winter, feeling sure that they will bring
enough morn as two-year-olds to Justify the
extra expense.
lu imany cases sepurnto slutlons have been
established and In families whero the farmer
has abundance ot help tho cows are milked,
milk Is taken to the separator and a fair
siip,ort for tho family secured from the milk,
leaving tho Increase from the herd a clear
lirollt, and a foundation for a larger herd.
I am Informed by a banker nt Jiilcsburg,
Colo., that they have found It prntltnblo to
liurchaso cows nnd lcaso them out lo
neighboring farmers for periods of three
jcars, receiving In return the original stock
and one-half of tho Increase although they
can loan their money in that country In
sums ot $100 on Hi per cent a month and
nbout 10 to 12 per cent a year, to the largo
stoek'aicn. They regard their Investment In
cows loaned out lo faiwora ns returning a
larger percentage.
Another plan on which cows arc loaned out
to families who hovo help enough lo milk
tho cows and euro for young slock, Is for tho
capitalist to leceliC' one-half of tho valuo
of tho cream from tho eeparntor nnd one
halt of tho Increase of the stock. Families
who aro too poor to commence as owners
of cattle are making a living nnil securing;
a substantial start In cattle li this way.
I notice wherever I travel among stockmen
tho feeling that as long as the working
people of Ihe United States are octlvely and
fully employed, with meat on their tables
and lu their dinner palls, that it Is safn lo
purchase, cows mid young stock at high
priec-s, feeling sure that thp present prices
of beef would bo maintained ns long as
our people were nrtlvoly engaged in pro
dtlctlvo lines of work.
Grazing' lands are Incrcnsed in value. Tho
Stockmen's association, which recently met
nt Fort Worth, Tex., advocated tho policy
of the United States leasing nil grazing
lands, securing thereby some return and glv-
Inc tho Mncknien to whom tho lands were
leased a sure conttnl of needed grazing lands.
This proposition also linds favor nmong tho
stockmen. E. P. STEPHENS.
Creto, Neb.
Ivy n h ii TiellU nnd 1 1 nunc Simile.
To tho Editor of Tho llee: Another lino
overgrecui fchudo Is tho "running winter Ivy."
which Is clinging lo and climbing up tho
sides of numberless cottugm, porehcB und
stately houses in our capital city, affordliig
a hlght In midwinter most beautiful and
pleasing, not only to our own citizens, but
to all strangers within our gutcs.
There aro several klnilB of Ivy grown horn,
hut wo only find one variety completely Im
pervious lo frost and cold, and that Is tho
kind almvo numcd. To say that It Is a beau
tiful thing does not half express It. It Is
such a wonderful climber thnt to set your
cuttings eight or tm feet apart thoy will
grow to rover tho sldn of your house com
pletely, giving you u. mass ot evergreen
foliage nearly three Inches In thickness. Ah
spou ns tho vine begins to climb It thrown
out myriads of llttlo libers which fasten
themselves to unythlng within touch, llius
holding vines up without other support. After
growing a fow feet Its spread of laterals is
fan-lllto, tho vines meantime pushing out In
all directions nnd clkiiblng llnnlly to thn
topmost part of yctir house, tho foliage mean
time putting on an tho vines climb higher
ami higher.
This evergreen, like tho honeysuckle, Is
vry hardy, and Is easy of propagation. On
receipts of your cuttings placo one end In a
tumbler of water and they will soon put out
flprous roots. When large enough Hot them
out whero you want them to stand perman
ently. If )ou order cuttings from friends
to be sent by mall or otherwise charge
tllem tn send you only tho kind I name
above, as tho others would only bo n naif
pleasure to you. while tills would bo a per
iod delight. CAPTAIN B. A. WILSON.
Washington, I). ('
"After doctors failed to euro mo of pneu
mci.la I UEcd Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure, and
tliHu bottles of It cured mc. It Is nlso th
bist remedy on earth for whooping cough,
It cured my grandchildren of tho worst
caics." wrlto John Horry, I)ganton, Pa.
It Is the only harmless remedy that give
liunedlalo rcnults. Cures coughs, colds,
croui ond throat and lung troubles. Moth-
J rs endorse It.