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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; T1IUKSDAV, F KI1IU" A1.V 22, 11RH.
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WANTEII-SITLATIONS.
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want pna
please call up the Remington typewriter
olllcc, ltS13 Furnum sL. telephone loi3.
A -600
CO.MPETENT doublc-cnlry bookkeeper,
rapid iienmnn, accurate, accountant, wlin
tavcral years' experience In retail Htm
wholesale, desires position ns nrd man
ngcr or bookkeeper; best of referetues;
would bo out of city. Addr-ss A ;
A -.Mio'J 21
ava x ri : i-3i am: i i eli.
WANTED. Wo havo steady work for a few
good hustlers of good habits and appiar
unco. C. IT. Adams Co., 161'J Howard St.
WE TEACH the barber trado thoroughly
In Hhort tlmo und furnish each graduate
with a guaranteed position at good wages.
There urn more than ton barber positions
advertised to ono at bookkeeping or utiort
hand. Write for free, calaioguu nnd pur
tlculurs. Western Barbers' Institute,
Omaha. 11-902
CASH for acceptable Ideas: stale If pat
ented. Address, Tho Patent Record, itai-
tlmoro. Aid.
B-903
WANTED, mnnugcr and agents; salary or
commission; cheapest and largost lino.
Hunter Taliotlng- und Shirt Co.. Clncln
natl, O. B-A114S A.'
I plcturo agents; expenses pljJ('-3 'pojV-
BALESAIEN to sell otlloe specialties; lino
side lines; used by nil merchants; milling
free. .Model Atfg. Co., Box H. South Mend,
Ind. B-AtlbS AI1C
WANTED, men to learn'barbcr trade; only
eight weeks required; special offer now fur
graduates to work for us; 500 position
open, new Held; can earn tuition by brlng
four students. Our catalogue explaining
spei-lnl offer mailed free. Alolcr College,
('hlciHo, 111. B-.M590 22'
WANTED, experienced eleotrlo elevator
conductor; only tnoso nnving experience
nnd best references need apply. Super
intendent Peovlo'n Htore, 10th und Fnr
nam streets. I1-A1723 22
THAI PER ATE man. to travel and appoint
accents In Nebraska; $0 monthly besides
commission and expenses; references. C.
Adams, 350 Dearborn. Chicago.
B-A174 22
WANTED, men to learn bnrbcr trade; free
railroad fare to Denver: free board: tools
furnished; misltlons KUuruntccd. Write
for particulars, Alnlnr Barber College,
representative, Crclxhton Block, Omaha.
B-AI7II 23
WHOLESALE house wants n few travel
ing salesmen who are steady, temperate,
on salary 50 per month and expenses;
previous- cxperlrncc not absolutely re
inlred; state age and occupation; must
have good references and small capital.
Jennings & Co.. 521 Vino ave.. Kansas
City, Kan. B-.M7f.S 23
WANTED, good coatmaker: steady work
and llt-At-claxs prices. Call at llelln &
Thompson's between 2 nnd 3 o'clock to
day. Then. (1. Stenlke, Atlantic. Iowa.
1I-A1761 2!
WANTED, a llrs'-class traveling ralcsinan,
quick. Sctll I. Zemer, 630 Bninge.llldg.
It J.A176S H
WHITE niilck for traveling .Job.; .straight
sitlar. Triumph Information Co.. D'tllas,
Texas'. B AI7C7 2S
WANTED salusmen; reliable men with
bent tefercrtees I" liandle 4ilifh-clas-specialty;
terms very liberal. Holeomb, W
(Jreetnvleh St., New York. B AI7C3 At 2
WANTED, a magnetic henlijr at once,
Iidy or genlletnan. Adilres? A is, cure
Bee. B M772 22
WAXTUD l'IC.MAI.n Itl'I.I'.
WANTED. 2fl0 girls. 1521 Dcnlge. Tel. &7i!.
C-005
WANTED, competent young nurfo girl.
Call at 125 So. 35th street. C-171
WANTED, girl for general housework,
small family. Apply at 123 N. 31st ave.
C-003
WANTED girl for genernl housework. Ap
ply 3305 Leavenworth. C-M575
WANTED, girl for housework. Airs. l,ed
wleh. MiO'.i Sherwood ave C AI5m 22
COMPETENT girl wanted for general
housework. .213 So. 36th. St. C "30-22"
OIBI, wanted, generil housework, 2 In fam
ily, lilghost wage,, to right girl; refer
ences. Call from 3 to I o'clock Thursday
and Friday afternoons. 322 S. 20th st.
C A!7f)
WANTED, competent Kiel for housework;
good wnges. 2533 California su
C-M7I7 Zi'
WANTED, competent nurse girl at 257S
Harney street. C 757 23
WANTED, two good, nll-around girls (conk
lug excepted): pleasant homo; permanent
position; wages, $ IS. Dlx House, AUtchell,
C A 1764 21'
WANTED, woman, washltig nnd general
work, Koiintzc Place. A 17, Bio.
C-JEGO 2P
DHESS.MAKEB to sew In the house; plain
Hewing. Call between 10 and 2, 4 and S
MIS St. Alary's. C At 770 23 '
W A NTH I), a magnetic heiler at once
I.ndy or gentleman. Address A is iii0
C A1773 22 '
FOB HUM' MOUSES.
IF YOU' want your nouses wull rented place,
them with Ilenowa Co. D OOti
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores. Honrv
13. Payne, C01 N. Y. Ll 'Phone, ion;. J
D-Wl
HOUSES, store1). Ilentls, Pnxton block
D-903
MAOOAIlD Van & Storage. 161G Cap. Ave
Tel. 1496, .. , ' i br-UOO
HOUSES for rent tn all parts of tho city?
Urennun-Lovo Co.,. 30 So. 13th street .
D-910
HOUSES to rent.
Y. Life.
II.
C. Pattorson. 303 N,
D-913
I TO It room's, i3 to $50. 36-U. S. lVk bldg
, D-913
HOUSES and flats. Hlngwalt, Barker TdlT
' ' ' - D-914 '
IP J,ll ,p,n"t ynur iiouscl
with W. V. Hedges. 509 Paxton block.
D-4S0
FOB BENT. 2912 Seward st.. C-room cot
tage, city water, $10. 1
f4t So. 21d st.. 4-rootn flat, city wnter $10
2302rN, 25th t.. 9-room house, city water.
IJJ4 Decatiir St.. 7-roam hoits city water,
Witt renovate throughout. This Is a bar-
OMAIIA LOAN ,1 TBUST CO
ICtlt and nouclan St.
D-AI5I3
HOUSES, otc. F. D. Wend. 1521 Douglas.
D-119
FOB BENT To small family. 77nom7ot
tago In good repair; city water inside;
cistern; roal shed; end nnd California
Sts.. $23. Inqulro tit 607 N, 13th St. D-343
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods iMnnos
Oltlco UUVi Farnam st. Tel. iug (lr y&)
D-361
FOB KENT, two nlro seven-room hoii7s
In same yard, almost oppoalto llemls
nark; all modern except furnace; are now
being papered and painted throughout.
Will rent for $20 each to good tenants
Wlin reterences.
OMAHA LOAN & TBt'ST CO .
JOt ti and Dmisluf St
D M544
UNSUBPASSED; central, steam heat., alt
inoftern, ,-room house, also B-room flit
, Tlrard, iZ3 N. 2tth. D-..5 2f
ion iiext-iioi ses.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
It rooms, all modern, 216 N 19th $16.00
8 room, partly modern, 2214 leaven-
worth 5J.M
6 room, partly modern. 1313 9. 2th 16.")
ro.ms. partly modern, 3X3 N. 11th ... 22.60
Two "-room house neur Uith and Popple
ton uvf . $11 and ill.
THE BYRON-REED CO.,
212 8. 14th St.
D-.M753
FOIt A FEW months; lower story of
dwelllns. I room, furnlched for house
keeping, central, no children, $20. Ad
dress with reference, A 16 Bee.
D-7S5-23
HorSES-lfC. Peters & Co . Bee UUig.
D-M7J2 21
EINE modern residence. 12 rooms, on motor
llu. No. 113 North 20th street. J. T.
Clarke, 210 Board of Trade.
D-AI592 At2
kuh iii;T-ii;it.i.siii:i) booms.
THHEE nice rooms for housekeeping, 1113
South Eleventh. E-AI330
rUUNISHED rooms, modern. 25S0 Harney.
E 166 28'
El'HNISHED rooms, housekeepltiB. :)23 St.
Mary s. E AI6SI 2ti
I'lm.MSIII'.D BOOMS AMI IIOAHIJ.
TUB Mcrrlam family hotel, 23th and Dodge.
F-31S
TO 2 gentlemen, In private family. 2'20 St.
AInry's Ave. F 91S
FOIt HENT, a nice south room. 212 H. 2-p st.
F-37S
FOB BENT, nlcoly furnished room with
boa.d. 2102 Cass. F -M7U7 21
IIANDSOAtE stenm-lieated front room,
with board. 190U Capitol avenue.
l-'-.M727 2C
Koit ituvr-r.M-M itMsiiiin booms.
3 OB 4 modern; fnelnt; Hanscom park; H
block from car line. 2Vtl Woolworth.
O-720 25
3 FN'Ft'BNISHED rooms with ratise, sult
nhle for llfiht housekcepliiK. 2023 Farnatn.
Flat D. 1 1722 21
FOB Itn.VI STOItES AMI OFFICES.
FOB BENT, store In llrst-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply B. C. Peters &
Co., ground Moor, Jco bldg 1 2Cfi
FOB BENT, brick wnrehouse, two floors,
each OOijOO feet; power elevators; U. P.
tracknu Apply Hanrmann Bros., 1011
Ho. COth. 1-320
STOBEBOOM, 1105 Farnam St.
Frenzer, Opp. old 1'. O.
John N.
I-C33
AC.H.Vrs WAATEI).
"LIFE OF AIOODV," 000 pnges, 200 lllus..
authorized edition; best com, credit given,
lllxunbaugh & Co., Wure block, Omaha.
J-717
AGENTS' BONANZA!
THE IDEAL POLISH! Cleans and polishes
A .NY metal. 1.ASTINO LUHTKB, easy
work. 417 South 10th St. .1 Moll AU2
LADY agents, tho new stylo Petticoat,
lined at bottom of the skirt. This skirt
is mndo up lit lluest style. liasy seller,
nconts mako from J5 to $15 a daj Tho
Bain Bow skirt Alfg. Co.. St. lyouls. AIo.
J-754-21
OBEAT success, l'lno engravings, 56th con
gress: sells at sight; agonts' samplm, 30o,
The Western Photogravure Co.. St. Jo
rcph, AIo. .r-AI7CI 22
WA.NTEII TO llHXT.
WANTED, to rent. S or 9-room modern
house In good locality. Address A 15. Bee
Ulllce. K M7B1
STOIl.VUR.
PACIFIC Stornc- and Warehouse Co., 912
314 Jones, general storage and forwarding,
921
OM. Van Stor. Co., 15UV4 Farn. TeV. 1559, S63.
AI-363
wA.vrnn-To buy.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.
In large or smnn quantities. Chicago Fur
niture Co., 1100-10 Dodge. Tel, 2020.
N-922
WILIj purchnso n limited number of
r- r-t .... n .
ijiiiaiiii e3.ivuii;m uuiik iiccounis, iirennan
Lovo Co.. 309 So. 13th. N 923
$5,000 TO INVEST In bargains. 1512 Davetf
port. N-AI710 F25
AAtEBICAN dealer; tiny secondhand furnl
turo and stoves 1719 Cuming. Tel. 1673.
N-231
A FULLY equipped, first class coal yard
with trackage and good storage capacity;
gtvo location and full particulars. Ad
dress, A 10 lice. N 723 21
ELK TEETH. Albert Edholm, Jeweler, 107
isortn lijin sr. u AI771
FOB SALE Fl Il.MTUBE
Cl.OSINO out our entlro stock of new and
second hand furniture of nil kinds; also
toil kitchen and round restaurant tables:
400 pillows nnd hair mnttresses; ranges
and stoves or all Kinus mentlonnble; llx
tures. counters nnd u lot of lumber tn be
sold Atnrcii 1 regardless of cost; n chance
for dealers and private parties Tho Va
riety Furniture co., lw-iu s. inn tt.
0-AI617 25
FOIt SALE HOUSES, MDI.ES, AVAfiOXS
TOP BUQOY for sale, In good condition.
U 10, Bee. 1' AI190
FOB S.VLi: MISCEI.L.WnoUS.
CHEAPEST nnd best oak cribbing and hog
fences, aui uougias si. u asi
CUTTERS of drug prices. Shormnn & MT
Council Drug Co., 1513 Dodge St. Q-323
FOR SALE, ten R-I-P-A-N-S for 5 cents at
druggists. One gives relief. Q 926
n. HAArCFlorlst, 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 7K
Plants, cut flowers, bnqunts, hall, rest
dence, wedding and gravo decorations
Orders by mall or express promptly tilled,
Q-927
INDIAN relics, mounted heads. 1116 Farn'm
Q-92S
2D1IAND snfe cheap. Derlght, 1110 Fnrnam
QD29
HaI-'ES. buy, soil, exchange. 114 8. l3thSL
Q-930
NEW bleyclo tires. $2.23, $2 50 and $3.0-1.
Good secondhand wheels, $s. $10 und $12.
Omaha Ulcjele CO.. 16th and Chicago Hts.
Q-311
NEW bicycles Oomplete, J13.C0. Neb. Cvelo
Co., cor. 13th nnd Hnrney. Q AI67I F23.
$1S5 WILL buy fine Stclnwny upright; rash
or time. Address W 46, Uuo. Q AIS53
BEAUTIFUL Vose .piano, Smith Premier
typewriter ehenp; cash or payments. Ad
dress. X M Bee oftl.-e Q fio
FAMILY horse nnd good phaeton; will sell
separate Perlleld, 211 S. ISth. Q 717 21
$250 CASH or time buys slightly used Hard
man piano; big bargain; former price isoo
A 4. nee. Q-718 21
AtUST have room; square pianos. $10 and
$ir. each. Schmoller & .Mueller, 1313 Far
nmu St. Q.M6C 2
.MISCELLAMJOU.H,
NOTICE, country drnlers. 2dhnnd furniture
,t stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furntturo Co., 1400-10 Dodge.
R-932
FOR RENT. barn, nt 2026 St. Alarys' Ave.
R3S0
WANTED, 50i farmers, gardeners, etc., In
vlclnltv of Omaha. South Omaha and
Council Bluffs to grow sugar beets for
shipment to Ames, Neb.; llbiral terms to
beet growers. If you have, suitable land
available for beets this fcesson that you
will cultivate yourself or rent for beets,
nrtdress J. F. Weybrlght. Merchants'
Hotel, Omaha, or call Saturday
R A! 763 23
Hill US AMI TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird wore. 1603 Lodvenworth.
-90
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Ains. FRITZ, clnlrvoynnt. SOS N. 16th.
& 9SJ
A1AIE. GYLMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodga
a sat
MME. PALMER, medium. Res. 1707 rt.s st.
M .VlitS MV)'
ALVSSAt! li AM) llATi:s.
AIBS. BEBIIY, baths, rnawnge. PA BLOBS
best In city. 119 N 16th, 2d lloor; onp i.o.
T-170-AI 2
MAY WILSON, bath, massage. 610 S. 16th.
T AM77 2.1
ELITE PABLORS. C15 So. 16th, upstairs.
T-507 20
AIA1E. AMES. B 2, 607 S. 13; massage baths.
T Aloio 2S
MME. SMITH, room 2, IIS'4 N. 15th.
I Al66i 21'
I'lBtSOXAIi,
VIAVI, woman s way to health. 316 nco bid.
U 930
SHAMPOOING 25c, hair dressing 25c, hair
nnu toilet gouus, nest equipped. Aionneit,
151S Farnam. Tel. 2333. U-337
AIONHEIT, lending chiropodist. 151S Far-
nnm, su noor. rei. asj. u ws
PRIVATE hospital for ladles beforo & dur
ing connnemcnt; babies adopted, liso n. 17.
U-310
GOOD largo barn for rent In north part of
city, inqulro 2121 Lopust. V iw
IH'PTrnB cured, no knife, no pain, no
danger, ncnd ror nlrculars. Ktnpire ltup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. Ltfo Bldg., Omaha.
U Oil
LIEBEN, costumor.
1313 Howard. Get
U-912
catalogue.
ALL diseases of the feet skillfully treated
I'-utsrc ror tho benetit of students, .miss
Alayer, 400 Paxton Blk. Pupils wanted.
U-136 2S
PLEATING nnd pleated skirts of all kinds,
AI. Goldman & Co., 2C0 Douglas bloeki
U 353
IU. ROY, chiropodist, corns, superlluous
hair removed by electricity, r. 12, Frcnr.or
block. U-579
PROF. LUND positively destroys corns,
n til in, iiiuiva. Oil jnii.n;i
U-GI5 AU7
LADIES' frco harmless monthly regulator
cannot fall. Airs. B. Bowan, Alllwaukce,
Wis. U-
HATH PARLORS for ladles only; hygienic
treatment ny nrst-eiass iaoy atteniiaui;
electric and magnetic treatment by new
and Improved apparatus. Rooms 216, 21S
nnd 220. Bee building. Tclcphnno 716. S.
A. Glenn, manager. U AI7C2 24
atoxnv to loax-beai. estate.
AIONEY to loan on Neuraswa and Iowa
fwrms; lowest rates. Iirennan-Lovq Co.,
303 S. 13th, Omaha. W-911
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas
W-943
WANTED, city and farm loans; alsojonds
nnd warrants. It. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Farnam St., Bco Bldg. W 310
C PER CENT money. Bemls, Paxton block.
W-913
MONEY to lonn on flrstclass Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne
Knox Co., N. Y. L. W-350
B, C'4, C per cent loans on Omaha. S. Omaha.
l ( . i r mi -. . . . , . r, ' I ir.Q
. ii. xiiumas, wi isi mat, duiik. -
W-351
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd G'.4 per cent on
Omaha property. XV. U. Jleikle, 401 S. loth.
FIVE per cent farm loans. Chas. E. Wil
liamson. W-953
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-LoVo Co., 309 So. 13th.
W 9ol
PBlVATE money, $100 to $1,000. J. H. Sher
iwood, 333 N. Y. Life. W-9M
$100 to $5,000. 1512 Davenport.
W-AI715 F25
$l,0oo and upwnrds to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith
& Co., 1320 Fnrnam W-313
BIOXEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
I-F-Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-AI-O-N-12-Y -
S-E-E-U8
Wo have a large amount to loan on house
hold furniture, pianos, organs, wurehouso
receipts, horses, cnrringes, etc.
You can get the money within a fow hours
nfter making application. WE CHABGE
YOU NOTHING WHATEVER FOR
MAKING OR FILINQ PAPERS.
Wo give you as much time as you need and
you may repay the loan ns soon as you
choose nnd you need not pay for It ONE
DAY LONGER THAN YOU KEEP IT.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Tel. 2293. 300 South 16th Streot
S-A-L-A-R-Y-L-O-A-N-S
From $10.00 up mado to people permanently
employed In OMAHA. SOUTH OMAHA
nnd COUNCIL BLUFFS.
You can borrow of us on your own name.
without endorser or mortgage. We ar
range the payments as easy as Is possible,
allowing you to pay ALL or IN PART
AT ANY TIAIE AND YOU PAY FOR
THE .MONEY ONLY WHAT TIME YOU
KEEP IT.
Our business Is confidential.
Omaha Alortgago Loan Co.
Room 119. 300 South 16th Street.
Board of Trade Blue. Tel. 2295.
X-957
AIONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent positions on their own
name without endorser or mortgage
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL nnd LOW-
F.ST RATES. No enquiries mado of em
ployer or friends. You can borrow any
miinnnt and retiav on ensy weekly or
mnn'hly payments. Beforo borrowing eo
us. OMAHA CREDIT CO.. sulto G25-526
N. Y. Life Bldg. .-S
AIONEY TO LOAN ON
! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
diamonds, watches, on easy payments, un
known to others; you keep tho goods, each
payment lessens the cost or mo loan; no
charge for papers and wo mako no In
quiries ol your neighbors. BERGERS'
t XT . r ICni (.rtn.rt n.-Ai- II XC
tlckot olllce. a 9a'J
MONEY loaned on plnnos, furniture, horses
i cows, Jowolry. Duff Green R. 8,Rarker blk,
j X-900
! AIONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position wun rrapnnsiDiB concerns
unon their own nnmes without security;
easy payiiimiio. ivu-ii iv .i. i. iiiuu.
AIONEY loans on rurnlture, rigs, bicycles,
ainmnnilx watchca. etc. : uavmont un.
known to friends. Omaha Loan Bank, 1416
Farnam, upstairs. a wi
LOANS mado Balarled pooplo on personal
note wlthom security: rntes reasonable.
J W. Tayloc, 218 1st Nat'l bank., 12 to 6
p. m. -v w
AIONEY loaned on olanos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reod, 313 S. 13.
a . . - trm a I T . T ttiti Xiinnr n
ployed In Omaha. South Omaha and
Council Bluffs, holding good positions, on
their own names; NO .MORTGAGE; BEST
I rr.ii.un; t-vuij iihuh i..u, iuumu) u.iii
be paid bick In small weekly or monthly
I payments. American Loan Co., Room 601,
I Bco Bldg. X-DCO
AIONEY to loan on furniture, nlanos.
horses, cows, etc. J. W. Tnyloe, 218 First
National bank building; 12 to 6 p. m.
X-961
III SIVESS CIIANl MS.
FOR SALE A new and clean stock of gen
eral merchnndlso In u good northeast Ne
braska town. Address, X62 Bee.
Y-.M6I8 27
SUBUBBAN DRUG STORE, tho nearest
drug store for f,000 people. In the best
residence part of city. Address A S. Bee.
Y-AI711 23
SHOE stock cheap for cash.
Bernhardt, Ponieroy, la.
Address Fred
Y-556 21
100 BARRELS whisky, owner will exchange
part or nil for good paving business or
real estate, Address Whisky, A 11. Bee.
Y 734-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. A No. 1 open
Ing for u llrst class dentlet; good rooms,
good location; can build up a permnnent
business In one of tho best towns In Ne
braska. Addiesa A 12, Omaha Bee,
Y-737-23
(
FOB BENT, n good store room In good
location, l'i good town. Addrpss box S7.
Norfolk, Neb. Y-A1730 26
FOB n.CIIAX(IP..
CLEAB vacant .ot near 27th and Chicago,
06x140, $1,250. Will trade for good rental
property and pay cash difference.
George O. Wallace, 313 J. J. Brown blo"ok.
Z 112
BENT of 2 nnd 3-r. house; want well dug.
36 U. S. Bk. Bldg. Z-AI6S3 21
'Oil SALE BEAIi ESTATE.
9CW AND m South 20th St., two houses;
ronlnl $300 per year; ehHtp at $3,fjO0.
S. W. corner 3Sth Ave. and Jackson St.,
i;u ieei tasi trout ny isv accn; snnu r.w.
Are lots, 15SXIS9 feet, Pratt's sub., S. W.
of Hanscom park, $260 each.
160 acres smooth land S. W. of Benning
ton; fair Improvements; $45 per aero.
JUtl.N N. l-'UUKKKK, upp. old r. O.
BE-610
BARGAINS Feb. 21. 1!W.
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. .MORTON,
913 N. Y. Life. Tie. 311 or 2612 F.
3 lots at 40th and Webster. Just
east Lowe Ave. $525 each.
10 room house fronting east on
32d st. near Pacific tchoap), $6,500.
96xS7 cor 31st and Alason; Mason
paved, small house ami barn, $2,000.
210 or 320 acres Sarpy Co.. the
Spearman farm, 15 miles from So
Omaha, best farm In Co.. $55 an acre.
RE 7G6-21
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
ror REAL KSTATK BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
BUHANCE; HOUSES, FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First lloor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-967
IF YOU linvo a bargain to offer In real
estate seo s. A. uroadwcli, &ui .n. y. Lite.
UE-30S
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also lira
insurance. Bemls, J'nxton uik. bis a.u
SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johnson Co., 311 S. 5th St. BE 974
FOR QUICK returns on bargains only hco
a. a. uroadwcli, out .n. y. Lice uiug.
RE-972
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also lire-
insurance Bemls, raxton o k. he-iW
HOUSES, furms. R. C. Patterson. 300 N. Y.
L. BE M312
A BARGAIN, four acres. 40th nnd Pacific.
two blocks from car line, on belt rnu
road, $2,500; easy terms. AlcCague In
vestment Co., 1500 Dodge. RE 963
BARGAINS wanted, bargains for sale all
tno tune. A. i: TUkey, uoard or Trade.
RE-745
C. F. HARRISON. FAR.MS, FARA1 LOANS
111-; 007 MM
HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE BLUG.
Beal Estato Rentals, Loans, Insurance.
BE-976
A FINE stock farm for sale or exchange;
wo have a 130-ncre farm. 2s miles from
Omaha, near Arlington. Neb.; tho owner
will take $3,10 or $6.0ixj In Omaha prop
erty ns part of purchase price.
This Is worth Investigation, as the prop
erty will be sold at n great bargain.
Price, $35 per acre, or $15,0ikj.
PAYNE-KNOX CO., Sole Agents,
First Floor N. Y. L. Bldg.. Omaha.
BE-.M731 2i
FOB SALE, flvo lots In Drake's addition
to Omnha, which can lie sold In a bunch
for $2,600.00. Also one nlco Int, Dodge &
29th. for $1,000.00. The Byron Reed Co.,
212 So. Hth St. HE 73S-2S
FOR SALE, at 36th .1- California streets,
thren lino residence lots at $030.00 atilece.
on ensy terms. Tho Byron Reed Co., 212
So. llth St. ilia iov-jij
SHORTHAND AXI) TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-jyj
AT OMAHA Bus. College, 16th & Douglas.
931
BOYLES, collego court reporter principal
Ben bldcr ' f 9S2
NEBBASKA Business' ii'.'SJiorthand col
lego, Boyd's theater. ,n 93
DANCING SCHOOL,
SPRING TERM Alornnd's dancing school
begins this week; children Wednesdays
and Saturdays: adults Tuesday and Friday
H p. m.: nttend tho nssemhlles, Crolghton
Hall Wednesday and Saturday. S:30 p. m.
and learn the now dances, salute waltz,
cako walk two step, and Cuban waits.
Admission, couple, no cents kso v 23
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 61G N. Y.
Llfo Bldg., Allco Johnson, D. O., ladles'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst. mgr.
-933
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
KirKsvnie, iuo wt i-axton oik. tci.
-991
"RESULTS TELL." Osteopathv has cured
where other methods have failed. Albert
T. Hunt. u. u., anno 3"u Kurbnch blk.,
15th nnd uougias. xci. mi. aitf A15
TYI'EWIUTICIIS.
Tho Smith-Premier Tynowrltor Co., 1625
Tnrnnm Q Tplnnhnn,, IL'Sl !W1
REAUNGTON Stnndard Typewriter and
supplies. Pit'J i-arnnm. so
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Fnrnam.
ass
I'AWNIinOlCERS.
JEFFERSON Squaro Loan Ofllce. 413 N. 16,
-991
EAGLE Iian Ofllce. reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas
-992
MEDICAL.
r.APTRa. Chichester's English Pennyroyal
pills are tho best; safe, reliable; take no
other: send 4c, stamps, for particulars.
"Relief for LadliV In letter by raturn
mall. At druggists. Chichester Chemical
Co.. Uhllaceipnia. ra.
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vnughnn, 430 Bnmgo Bldg.
93o
MANTELS, TILES, GRATES.
WELSIIAN8 & HOLBROOK. 309 S. 17th st.,
mantles, tile poors, grates, ropnir worn.
AI 110 AI10
lllllCK.
ONE million building brick. Nebraska
Brick Co., Bout n umuua. iciepnone. am,
-356 Al-7
FOR LEASE.
66X132. with trackngo, scar henrt of city,
W 33, Beo. 673 F23
MERCHANT TAILORS,
BEN COHEN, nrtistlc tnllor. 404 N. 16th St
HOTELS.
AIETROPOLITAN, Wm. Bnrr.. Algr.: $1 to
$1.23. 12th and Douglas, t'none z.
644 f:
BICYCLES,
EXAAIINE Crescent. Tribune, Olive. Fow
ler, $25 to $50; $1 down, any amount a
week, r lescner, irez capnoi .we. n
FUllXITl'RE REPAIIUXU.
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather
renovating tci. ixsi. m. a waikiin, 2111
cuming '. sre
LAUXDHY.
O At AHA STEAAt LAUNDRY AND CITY
TOWEL SUPPLY 17S0 Leavenw'h. Tel. 517
-937
FUl.MTtltE PACKING.
OM. Vn Stor. Co., UUft Farn. Tel. 1533, S3,
ntsixnss cnvxci'.x.
MAtiXI'.TIC IM'lltM.Vin.
nit'. Nebraskt M.ignoth- Intlrmaiy and the
Nchrask i H hool nf M.ign.tsm imtiiui- i
nentlv lo oted at lf.15-1517 fhlc.isii st..
tmaha. For iist tea month at Ne
braska city Bran, u mllrmorles at
Broi k. Auburn. Frold. Humboldt and Ne
braska city. Neb. anil Hamburg. In.
All dlseise- cun-d Without drugs or sur
gerj Honest men and women taught
magnetic bulling nnd employed at splen
'did salaries to work In branch Inllrma
rles Call or write the main otlbe In
Omali.1 for partkulars. J'rof. . THeo.
Kharas. Supf ; Mrs. Emtnn Kharns,
Matron. . . 774
tiu:mc factory.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, ult cases. 'lYunks
repaired, otn Trunk Factory, t-arnam
-936
NICKEL PLATING.
CYCLE PARTS-AII kinds plating. Omnha
I'lating co , nee niug . tci zos.. -hi
AU'TIOXHEIIS.
O.MAUA AUCTION CO. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 620 N 16th st Telephone 210V
AI7I9
5000 AGENTS
psu CW.ParkerU "
ntRHT'OO" ROUNDS,
CVUNptR PIANOS
and iwnd Organs.
loot Bex 2S5.A5(UJhE.KAft
(iOVEBXMEXT XO'I'ILE.
PROPOSALS FOR LAUNDRY AtACHIN
:RY United Sltiten Indian School Service,
Milestone, Allnti . Feb, 7. 1900. -Sealed pro
posals, endorsed "Proposal for laun
dry Alachlnery," etc., and addressed :o
the undersigned at Pipestone, Minn , will
bo received at llilrt school until 2 o'clock
p. tn. of .Monday, .March 5, 110. for furnish
ing steam nouer. engine, extractor, wood
wasner, raclt drying-rooni, an necessary
tlttlngs. etc., to Install and complcto Inun
drv ul the above school In strict accord
ance with plans nnd specillcatluns on file
at the seliooi. I tie right is reserved to re
ject any and all bids; or any part of any
bid. If deemed for tho best Interests
of the service. Ccrtllled Checks Each
bid must bo accompanied by a
ertllled check for mrnti upon somo
United Htatd depository or solvent
national bank. made payable to the
order of tho Commissioner nf Indian I
Affairs, for at least o per cent of the
amount of the proposal, which check or
urait win no rorreited to tno culled states
In caso any bidder or bidders receiving tin
award shall fall to nromntlv execute n
contract with good nnd sulllcletit sureties,
otherwise to bo returned to the bidder
Bids accompanied ny cawh In lieu of a
ccrtllled check will not bo considered. For
any additional Information apply to DeWItt
S. Harris, Superintendent. F3-10-13-15-17-20-22-24-27.M.
LEGAL NOTICE
STOCKIlOLDERb .MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the roculnr
annual meeting of tho stockholders Of tho
South Platte Kind romnunv will bo held
nt tho olllco of said company In Lincoln,
iNcn., nt it o clock a. m., on the llrst
Wednesdny In Alnreh, A. D. 1900, being tho
7th day ot tho month.
By order of the board of directors.
C. 11. AIORRILL.
A. B. AIINOR, President.
Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb., February 6, 130A
Feb. 5-d3Qt
STOCKHOLDERS' AIEET1NG.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of stockholders of The Beo Pub-
llshini? f'OlnnnllV will ho linM nt tlmln ortlort
corner 17th anif Farnam streets, m the city
of Omaha Neb., on .Monday, Alarch 6th.
1S"N), at 4 o'clock p. in.
U. HOSE WATER, President.
OEO. B. TZSCHUCK, Secretary.
F 21m&e-10t
NOTICE.
NOTICE The niinual meeting of the stock-
iiumers oi me Hianunrd Hallway signal
and Switch company will bo held nt the
otlli e of tho company, 129 Omaha National
Bank building, Omaha, Neb., on Tuesday,
Alarch 6, I duo. at 2 p. tn. Omaha, Feb.
21. 1900. AI. H. Bcdlleltl, Secrctnry
75S-22
POSTOKFICIl NOTICE.
(Should bo read dally by all Interested, ns
iiiuiKcn iiuiy occur at any time.)
Foreign mulls for the week ending Feb
uary 21. 1900. will closo fPROMPTLY in nit
cases) at the General Postolllce, ns follows:
i-arceis post malls close one hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels
post malls for Germany close at 5 p. m.
.uouuuy.
TrtiiiH-.Vtliintlc Mulls,
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE,
mvv l IV.I'iltl.A.NU, ITALY, SPAIN, POR
TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT nnd BRIT
ISH INDIA, per s. s. La Touralne, via
Havro (letters for other parts of Europe
must bo directed "ner s. s. La Toiimlnc 'i.
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for NETHER-
j,a.nijh, per s. s. spaurndum, via Rotter
dam (letters must be directed "per s. s.
Spaarndam"): ut 9 a. m. for ITALY, per
s. s. AUer, via Naples (letters must bo
directed "per s. s. Aller"); ut 8:30 a. m.
(supplementary lo a. nt.) for EUROPE,
per s. b. Campania, via Quecnstown.
PRINTED AIATTEB, ETC. - German
steamers sailing on Tuesdays take printed
mutter, etc.. for Germany, and specially
addressed printed mutter, etc., for other
parts of Europe. American und Whlto
Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays nnd Ciinard,
French and German steamers on Satur
days take printed matter, etc , for all
countries for which thoy are advertised
to carry mail.
After tho closing of tho supplementary
transatlantic malls named above, addi
tional supplementary mulls are opebed on
tho piers of tho American, English, French
and German steamers, nnd remain open
until within tun minutes of tho hour of
sailing of steamer.
Mulls for South mill Central America,
Went IiullfN, lite.
THURSDAY-At 1 n. m. f ir JAMAICA, per
steumer from Philadelphia, at 10 a m.
(supplementary 10:30 a. tn.) for HER
AIUDA. per s. s. Orinoco.
SATURDAY-At "2:30 a. m. for NASSAU,
N. P., per steamer from Miami, Fin . at 7
a. m. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES direct,
per s. s. Cyrene; at 9.30 a. m. (supplemen
tary 10 a. m) for BERMUDA, PORTO
RICO (via San Juan), ST, THOJIAS. ST
CROIX. LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD
ISLANDS, per H. s. Pretoria; tit 10 a in.
(supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for HAITI,
per s. s. Amies; at 10 a. nt. (supplemen
tary 10:30 ii. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA. SAVAN1LLA and CARTIIA
GENA. per h. s. Adirondack (letters for
Costn Rlcn must be directed "per s. s.
Adirondack "); at 10 a. ni. for JAMAICA,
per s. s. Themis (letters must bo directed
"per 8. s. Themis"; nt 11 a. in. for C'UIJA.
per s. s. Alexlcn, via Havana: ut 11 i in.
for BRAZIL and LA PLATA COUN
TRIES, per s. s. Llvorno, via IVrnambui'o
(letters for North Brazil must bo dlrei ted
"per n. s. Llvorno"); nt 11 a. in. tor
PORTO RICO. CURACAO, VENE
ZUELA, SA VANILLA and CAIITIIA
OENA, per s. s. Maracalbo, via San Juan,
Curacao und Marucalbo; at I p. in. lor
NASSAU. N. P., per s. s. Antllla; nt 1 p.
m. for YUCATAN, per s. s. Tordensk
Jolil, via Progreso.
Alnlls for Newfoundland, by rnll to North
Sydney, nnd thence by steamer, close nt
this oltlco dally ut 8:30 p. m, (connecting
closo hern every .Monday, Wednesday and
Suturday). Alnlls for Mlquelon, by rnll to
BoHtou. unit thctico by steamer, closo ut
this olllco dally nt 8:30 p. m. .Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin., and
thence by steamer, close ut this ofllce
dally (except .Monday) at "'7 n. 111. (tho
connecting closes aro on Sunday, Wed
nesday and Friday). .Malls for Cuba, by
rail to Miami, Fin., nnd thonco by steamer,
close at tills oillco every .Monday, Tues
day nnd Saturday ut 2:30 n. 111. (the con
necting closes nro on Tuesday ami Satur
day). Alulls for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close ut this olllce dally ut 2 30
n. m. and 2:30 p. m. .Malls for Costn III, a,
Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence b
steamer, eloso at this olllco dally at 3
p. m. (connecting closes here Tuesdays
for Costa Rlcn and Alondnys ror Belize,
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala). '"Regis
tered mall closes nt 0 p. m previous day
Registered mall closes at 0 p. tu. second
day before.
Triina-Puelllo MiiIIn,
Malls for China und Japan, via Vancouver,
closo hero dally at 6:30 p. 111. up to Feb
ruary '"20111, inclusive, for dispatch per
s. s. Empress of China (registered mall
must bo directed 'via Vancouver"). Alnlls
for Hnwall, China, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, close litre
dally nt 6:30 p. m, up to IVdiruury 22d,
Inclusive, for dlspati h per s s OmUi
Alalia for Society Islands, via Sail Fran-
n i -cs a vmuh
I'OSTOFFH E XOTILE.
cIsco, close here dally nt 6.3n p. in " i
IVbrunry ns;l. Inclusive, for dlspati h by
slilo Galilee .Mails for Hun nit. Japan.
I'l.loa and the Philippine Islands, via San
Fraiulsco. close here dally at 6-30 p tn. up
to .March 2d. Inclusive, fur dispatch per
s. s. America .Marti. .Mails for Hawaii,
via San FrntHsco, elosp here dally nt 6 3n
p. m. up to Mnrch 2d. Inclusive, for dis
patch per s. s. Australia. .Malls for Alts-
tralla (except West Australia, which goes
vht Europe, and New Zealand, which goes
via San Francisco). Hnwall nnd Fill
Islands, via Vancouver, close here dally
at 0:30 p. m. up to .March "Mil, Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Aorailgl. Alalls for
r"hliia and Japan and Philippine Islands,
via Seattle, close here dallv nt CM p. m.
up to-.March 'Ith. for illspatch per s s,
Kinsniu Jiaru (reglsterei tetters must no
directed "via Seat"e"i Malls fur Aus
tralla lexcent West Australia). New Zea
laud. Hawaii. 1'IH ami Ha moan Islands.
via San Fratu Isco. close hero dally at 0.30
r '
.
" !
h
p. m. after March ".Id nnd up to Mnrcii
"17th. Inclusive, or on day of nrrlval of
s. s. ("atnpnnlu. due at New York Alnreh
"17lh, for dispatch per j. s. Mariposa.
Transpacific malls nre forwarded to port of
sailing dally rind the schedule of closing
is airnnired on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. 'Begls
tercd mall closes at 6 p. tn. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postolllce. New York. N Y Feb. 16, 1900.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
BURLINGTON & .Mis
souri River Railroad -"The
Burlington Route' -General
Oltlccs, N. N .
Comer Tenth and Fnrnnm
Sts. Ticket olllce, 1502 Far
nam street.
Telephone. 200.
Streets. Tele-
Depot, Tenth
and Mason
Leave. Arrive.
Phone, 310. ,,
a 7:10 pm
a 85 pm
Lincoln. Denver Colo-
rndo. Utah. Uatlforn it i.a 4..o pm
Lincoln, Black HUK
Montana & Pugot pm
Lincoln Fast .Mall .......ft 3;O0 pm
Denver. Colorado Utah
& California
a 3:00 pm
al0:35 ant
al0:35 am
n 6:20 am
a Daily
CHICAGO. RURLINOTON
it Cjumcy lllllro.1.lur.1J'l?
BiirUnBton Route '-Hck't
opi.-e 1303 Farnam St.
Tel. 250. Depot. Tenth &
Alason Streots. Telephone,
310
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight
Chicago Spc-
. . . a 6:40 am
ciai , , .
Chicago Vest Untied. Ex
Chicago Express
Chicago t St. L. Ex .
Patiilc Junction Local
Fast Alnli
r Dally
a 5:05 put a S:CO nm
a 8:50 nut a 4:05 pm
a 7:15 ptu u 8:05 am
alOtla an.
a 2:13 pm
KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo
seph ,t Council Bluffs
Railroad "Tho Burling
ton Route' Tlckot Office,
102 Farnatn Street. Tele
phone. 250. Deot. Tenth
and Alason Streets. Tele
phone, 310.
Leave. Arrive.
Kanfas City Dnv Ex . .a 8:50 am a 6:17 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:15 pm a 6:15 am
St Louis Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis, a 4:53 pm all:15 am
u Dally
FREMONT. ELKHORN &
Missouri Vnlloy Rnllroad
"Tho Northwestern Line"
General Otllces. United
Btntes National Bk. Bldg .
S W Corner Twelfth
nnd Fnrnnm Hta Tlcltet
Olllce, 1401 Fnrnam Ot. Telcphono 561. De
po'., 16th and Webster Sts. Telcphono I45S.
i.eave.
Black Hills. Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Soward....b 3:00 pm
Norfolk, Vcrdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 nm
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 nm
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
Arrive.
a 5:00 pm
o 5:00 pm
b 0:00 pm
bi0:23 am
bl0:25 am
a Dnlly. b Dally except Sunduy. c Sun
day only d Dnlly except Saturduy. o
Dally except Alondav.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "The
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Olllce, 1401
I-arnatii Strcot. Tele
phone 561. Depot, Tenth
and Alason Streets. Tel,..
phone, 629. Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a6;10nm all:63 pm
Chicago Passenger a 1:15 pm ul0;10 am
Eastern Express. Des
Alolnes, Alarshalltown,
Cedar Rapids and Chi
cago al0:53 am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi
cago and Ens a 1:55 pm a 4:03 pm
Fast .Mall. Chicago to
Omaha a 2:45 pm
Omaha-Chleago Special. a 7:30 pm a 8:00 am
Fast Mail u 8:30 am
a .Dally.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" Genernl
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th and Webster
Sts. Cltv Tlcknt nm,..,
HOI r arnum St Telephone 661, Depot. 15th
nnd Webster Sts.
... . Lenvc. Arrlvo.
Twin City Passonger. . .a 6:00 nm a 9:00 pm
Omaha Passengei .. , all:20 am
Sioux City & North-
east Nebraska a 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "Tho North
western Line" Geiipral
Otllces, United States
National Bank Building.
S. W. Corni.r Tivnlfiv,
iind Farnam Kt Tlrlmt
Oflico, 1401 Farnam St. Telcphono 661. De
pot, Tenth & Alason Sts. Telephone 623.
Leave. Arrive,
Twin City Express a 0.50 am nl0;50 pm
Twin City Limited .. .u 7:20 pm a 8:15 am
Sioux City Local a S:00 am u 4:20 pm
a Dally.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
rond Omaha. Kansas City
& Eastern Rullroad "Tho
Qulncy Routo"-Tlckat Of
fice, 1115 Furnam Strict.
Telephone. 322. Depot, Tenth
nnd Alarcy Streots. Tolo.
phone, 029
Leave, Arrive.
Cannon Ball
a 4:45 pm n 8:35 pm
St. Loins
Express
r;x press
a 4:10 pm a s 30 nm
KaniMin City and Qulncy
Loca.
a 6:40 am a 8:50 pm
a Dally.
UNION PACIFIC "THEOVER
land Routo" General Ofllces,
N E. Cor. Ninth nnd Fnrnam
Streets. City Ticket Olllco, 1.102
Fnrnuin Street. Telophono 316.
Depot, Tenth and Aluson
Streets. Tel-pnono 629.
Leave Arrlvo.
Tho Overland Limited.. a 8 50 am a 7.20 pm
Tho Fast Atall a 9:00 nm a 3:23 pm
The Colorado Special... all :53 pm a 0:55 nm
The Portlnnd Speclnl ..11 8:50 am u 4:40 pin
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromslmrg Express, .b 1 10 pm Iil2:25 pm
Pacific Expn-.s ... .11 1:25 pm a 6:85 unt
Grntiil I'und Local ...b 6:30 pm b 9:30 am
b Dally excopt hiiuuuy.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket ofllce,
1402 Farnam street. Telo
pnoii" 2l.i. Depot, Tenin
und Alasuii streets.
Lenve.
a 12:10 pm
Arrive,
a 4:03 pm
a 8:15 am
b 9:40 pm
a 8 '15 am
Chicago Express
Chlcngit Limited
a 7:3 j pm
Minneapolis and HI.
Paul Express
Allnneapolls nnd St.
Paul Limited
Fort Dndgo Local
7:00 am
7;33 pm
from Co. Bluffs
b 4:30 pm bl0:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sundays.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Ofllces and
TI. ket OHIO Southeast Cor
ner 14th und Douglas Sts,
Telephone, 104. Depot, 15th
and Webster Hu. Telephone,
1433.
Leave. Arrive.
S. Ixiuls, Kansas He
Nob. L inlted ...a2:S0pm nl2:55 pm
K C -St L Express, a 9:50 pm n 5:50 am
Nebruska lcil Via
Weeping Water b 5:05pm a 3:45 am
a Dttly. b Dally except Sunday
UHlCAaO, MILWAUKEE &
HinuAiiicc' "Cket Ofllce. 1501 Fnrnnm
lni!LWA'"ttl Street. Telephone 2. Depot.
CJ ' ?p. Tenth nnd Aluson Streets.
Telephone 629.
" Leave Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex, ...a 7:35 pm a 8:20 am
Chicago & Omuha Ex blLoO urn b 3 55 pm
Hiouic City and Dea
'AI sines Express, bit ',00 am b 3:55 pm
u Dully, U Dally except Sunday.
.Mm
a Dally
I
IIIIMVVV TIMi: T.VtlLF.S.
CHICAGO. ROCK 1SL
and & Pacific Railroad
' The Great Book 1st
and Boulo." City Tick
et Olllce, 1$S Frnftin
Street Telephone 4li.
Depot. Tenth .Mason
Streets. Telephone, (39.
t,cs Aloincs and Daven-
i.eavc. Arrive.
nort iA ul a 7:05 am
c hi aRo l-.pres .. . btt;15 am
i idiago last Exiuc-i. .it 5;t pm
st, Paul Express .. a 5.00 pm
i incolr. Col ir.'do Spgs.,
Denver, Fueblo and
Ww. a 1:30 pm
Dcs Alolnes R0ek Isl-
nnd and 1 hlcago . ..a 7:25 pm
bll:.T am
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AlilllCI l.i'l It AL GOSSIP.
Tho reclamation of arid lands, which was
a prominent feature of food-producing' opera
tions In India. Chlua mid Egypt many
centuries ngo, Is now receiving more at
tention from the United Stntes government
than ever befote. Doth houses of congrera
have strong committees on Irrigation. The
olllcets of tho gcloglenl survey nre making
extended Investigation In Irrigable districts.
comparing tho vnlttes of different methods ot
Irrigation and tho utilities of different
t-otirees of water supply. Tho census oflho
Is supplementing these efforts of tho govern
ment by mnklng a census of Irrigation wells,
dams, reservoirs, springs, raunls and dltchra
nnd tho cost and character thereof, oi water
rights, stiles and rates; of the acreage,
quantity and valuo of Irrigated crops and of
unclaimed but Irrigable land areas.
According to the Grocery World the pickle,
crop Is short and prlcea $1.60 to $2 higher
than last )tir. Conservative estimate
placo It at 50 per cent of last year, mnklng
It tho smallest crop In twenty years. Pickle
Jobbers will bo paying S per barrel of 1,200
pickles, which mentis another dollar tidvnnre.
Last yenr tit tills time tho price was $6. nnd a
llttlo later $3. Still tho present price Is
reasonable, compared with sotnii previous
years. Last yenr the retailer paid $S, and
a few years before $3. The cause of crop
shortage Is a peculiar blight, for which as
yet the scientists havo found no remedy.
An Illustration of agricultural siic'imii
under disadvantages Is related h an
English paper, which says Hint an Intelligent
Irish farmer has discovered that by plant
Ing onions and potatoes in tho taine Held In
nltevtiato rows tho onions become eo strong
Hint they bring tears, to tho ccs of tho
potato In such volume that the roots aie
kept moist, and a big crop Is raised In splto
of tho drouth.
Montana boasts of the second largest
apple orchard In the United States, It Ii
the property of Marcus Daly, and contains
565.000 trees, being part of tho fatuous Bitter
Hoot stock farm. Another big orchard, I
owned by the Bitter Root Orchard com
pany, containing 49.000 apples trees in one
solid block. There nro many orchards In
western Montana containing frcan ,000 to
10,000 trees.
For 1899 the world's corn crop Is 2,611,
000,000 bushels, ot which the United State
furnishes 2,200,000,000$ bushels: Austria
Hungary furnishes 08,000,000 bushels, a
serious fnlllng off from the 153,000,000 bush
els of last year. Argentina comes next,
with 72.000,000 bushels; then conies Italy
with 68,000,000 htuihela. Tho crop In about
111,000.000 bushels moro than tho aVerags
crop of tho last four years.
Holders of mules In tho bOtithwcst nro
reaping a harvest ft otn England's eagerness
to provide themselves with tho American
animal, vvhcwo musical notes ore long among
the familiar features nf life In tho American
army, says the Corn Belt. An order for
2,400 mules raised tho price, and It Is ex
picteil that 9,000 or 10,000 will bo needed,
na they certainly will bo If tho disease
which has broken out lu South Africa, Bhould
spread. Tho American niulo Is found to be
superior to the Spanish or itnllan Importa
tion. Minnesota HtutlstleUns furnish tho follow
ing facta regarding poultry nnd egg ship
n cuts from that state during the yenr 1899;
Eighteen hundred wa of eggs wero shipped
out ot tho Btato, averaging 100 cases to tho
car. making 720.000 cases, 21,600.000 eggs,
averaging 12 cents per doien, bringing Into
tho state $2,692,000. In dressed poultry, :17."
cars wero nhlppcd from tho stnte, averaging
30,000 pounds per car, making a total of
11.250.000 pounds, which fetched an average
ot 8 cents per pound, amounting to the sum
ot $900,000, which, lidded to the egg ship
ments, inailo n grand total of (3,192,000,
In tho year Just closed Nebraska hroku
l'u corn-producing record. Tho corn crop
of 1899 exceeded tho record ot the best
previous year by 11,217,210 bushels, tin
footing showing tho enormous total of 244,.
125,093 bushels. Vrovlous to 1899 tho great,
eat corn year was 1897. Last year the aver
age yield per aero was 31.5 bushels. Tho
Kar.ja corn crop, with ono exception, wan
the largest yet ptodtieed In the elate, being;
22i.. 183,432 bushels. The only previous year
which surpassed these figures was 1899, when
tho yield was 273.8S8.32t bushels, but last
year's crop rxceedod In valuo any preceding
crop by $1,131,627.
Tim Dost (111 Daily Globo has this tu say
on heot Htiger:
It Is said on what should ho excellent
authority thnt fully two-thirds of the world's
supply ot sugar now conies from the beet.
Certain it In that tho production of thli no
veeslty Is no longer conllnod to tropic
regions, hut Is found prolltnhlo by dwellers
In toinpornto zones, notably tin we of our
own continent.
"Snnio Idea of tho development of the beet
liugar industry ot tho world may bo gained
by the comparison of btutlstlcs regarding
this product. Ilefuro the '70'n It Is doubtful
whether tho production of the wholn world
lu this lino rcarhcl,000,000 Ions yearly.
For tho present season tho beet Migar out
put la estimated nt 6,510.000 tons figures
which put tho statistics ot tho yield ot ciuie
sugar, unco ho Important, qultu In the uhade.
"Clearly, sugar ,1s likely to havo a Keen
Interest, for people particularly American
people tor many a loug year to tome."
I'oivl Note fur I'clirnii i-,
St. Paul (ilobo: Cleaullncni should be our
special coptdiloratlnn this month. Fowl
havo been housed for many wscka up to
now, ami great care must be taken lo keep
coops frco from dampness. Therefore change,
all the old, worn-out litter tor new, fieali
1.1 raw or hay. On some mild, plcnsuiU day
open tho wimlowH wide and give the house
us many such airings as poslblo.
Kerosenn rnoats, upper und tinder Hide,
ovory week.
Keep your layers busy, nnd don't over
feed. Eggs ate high, and It is now that
you want ull each hen can possibly lay.
Weed out your lazy layers; mako each hen
a producer.
Feed plenty of green food, nnd. keep tho
shell boxes full. Green cut bono or lean
uirat, fed three times a weelf, will utlm
ulate your layers.
1)0 not glvo co mid water to your fowls
tit 7 o'clock In the morning; wait until 10
or 11, and then glvo them warm water
Feed plenty of wholn corn at night when
tho weHther Is very (old, '
Due lis should begin to lay this month. i
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