THE OMAHA DAILY It EE; PIUDAT, FEBItUAHY 2H, 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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rrill lie taken unfit Vi in. for the
cteiiluic mIIoii ami iinlll Ht.'IO p. in.
lor iiiornlnu iiiiiI Sittidny edition.
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1! n veiml thereafter. NiiIIiIiik taken
'or Icn tlinn lines for the first limur
Hoii. Tlicxo nil vert luciuents must lie
dill consecutively.
Adt t-rtlxiTH, l- rniiienlliiit n num
bered clieuL, mi n lime iiunucrn nil-dre-imeil
(o n iiuiiiIk'IoiI letter In cure
' Tin; lire. Aiiauvra o add re sncil
lll In. delivered on presentation of
the cliceU onl) ,
WANTED MTU AT I ON 5.
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want oiks
plcahu call iiii the- Remington typewriter
clllcc, 1619 l'uriiuin hi., telephone 1373.
A -500
COMPETENT douhle-etury bookkeeper,
rapid penman, accurate in f ountuiit. wltn
severm years' experience In retail nnd
whole-sale, desires position us yard man
ager or bookkeeper, best of rereretues;
Would go out of cll. Address A ia,ll'" .
A - M J39 111
WANTED, portion for general hmsework
by exponent cd girl. Anon A 2-, lire.
A-M.'S! 2i
WANTED-MALE 111:1.1.
WANTKD. Wo have steudy work for n tew
good hustlers or good nautts unu appear'
aiice. C. F. Adam Co., 1013 Howard Ht.
n-iwi
WE THAf'll the luirher trudo thoroucllly
In vliort (lino and furnish each graduate
wild n guaranteed p..slt:on at good wages.
There ate more thun ten barber position
odvertlrrd to one at bookkeeping or (mori
bund. Write for free ataloguo and par
ticulars, western Murium wiw
Omalin. U-Wl
CASH, for acreiptnblo Ideas: state If pat
ented. Address, Tbo Patent Record, Bal-
tiiuore, ,mu. it
WANTKD. manager and agents; salary or
Luiiiiiiission: cuenpesi uim iniwi m
Hunter Tailoring and Shirt Co.. t'lnoln
natl. O. H-M146 AT
jdcturo agents; expenses paid. 1S1D I-eav.
H-MSS7 F23
SAI.KSMHN to sell oftl.'e spivlaltles, line
side HneH; used bv all merchants; catalog
frfe. .Model Mfg. Co., Ilox II, South Head.
Ind. H-M3S Mill"
WANTKD, niPii to learn bather trade; flee
rnllrriad fare to lmper; f'ee board. ioH
furnished; imsltlons Kiinnn.eel. Write
for partiiMtlats. Mobr Harl.er College,
reprimentntlve, Crelghtou Block, Omaha.
repnmenl
II .Mill i.,'
WIIOIilCSAIiH houxe wnntrt a few tt.tvel
Ing sulenmiii who are steailv, temperate,
on salary 1.7) per month and expenses;
previous experience not absolutely ie
lulled; state age and occupation; must
linve nood referencis and small capital,
.lennlngs .t Co., 321 Vine ave.. Kansas
City, Kan. U M7rtS 23
WUITH iiulrk fnr traveling job; straight
salary. Triumph Inforniatlon Co.. Dallas,
Texas. Il-M7fi7 2.S
WANTKD. salesmen; reliable men with
best references to handle hi(h-clnss spe
cialty; leims verv liberal. Ilolcomb, 80
(ireenwleh St . New York. II-M7C9 M2
WANTKD, a llrst-class bookkeeper, man or
woman, with inferences. Address, slat
ing salary, 1. O. Drawer 1239, Omaha.
Noli. 7S0-23
SALESMAN llrst-class medical book sales
man for Nebraska on new special work;
state experience. P. Hlaklston's Son &
Co., Philadelphia. B-M7M Ml
SALESMEN. Automatic Copying Book;
Just out; sells Itself; needed by every busi
ness man; a bonanza for agents; write at
once fur exclusive terrltorv. Pershing
Mfg..Co.. South Bend. Ind. H-M7S2 M13
WANTKP-l'EMAI.i: IIEIjI'.
WANTED. 200 girls. 1324 Dodge. Tel. S7il.
r C-203
WANTED. cmTtpMpnt young nurro girl.
Cnlt at 123 So. 33th street. C-171
AVAsTED. girl for general housework. Ap
ply .;Wfl Leavenworth. C M575
COMPETENT girl wanted for general
housework. 213 SJo. Cflth' St. CJ 736-22".
GIRL wanted, general housework. 2 In fam
ily;., highest wages to right girl; refer
ences.' 'Call from 3 to 4 o'clock Thursday
and Friday afternoons. 922 S. 20th st.
C M730
WANTED, competent girl for housework;
good wages. 23.1'J California st.
C-M7I7 23-
WANTED, competent nurse girl at 2378
Harney street. C 757 1"1
WANTED, two good, all-around girls (conk
ing excepted): pleasant home; permanent
position; wages, I3. Dlx House, Mitchell,
H- D. C Mifti 21
WANTED, woman, washing and general
wotk, Kottlitzo Place. A 17, Bee.
C-CM760 2I
DRESSMAKER to sew In the. house; plain
sewing. Call between 10 and 2, 4 and 8.
2(US St. 'Mary's. C M770 23
WANTKD, il compelent cook and laundress
at l'.'l So. 19th St. C-779-22
WANTED. Herman girl ror general house
work! must be ablo to do plain cooking.
Apply 607 N. 19th. C-M797 Si
WANTED, young lady thoroughly ac
quainted with lire Insurancn ollloc work,
who can operate Remington typewriter;
useless, to apply unless ramillnf with tho
.business; good iwy to right party. Call
WW Paxtoll block. C M792 2.1
WASTED, experienced stenographer; mako
application In writing. Address A 23
Bee. C M7SC, 23'
WANTED, first-class seamstress on pettl
coa Is, 113 Webster st., today.
C-.MJ99 2P
ron HUNT HOUSES,
IF YOF want your nouses well tented placo
them with Ilenewa .1 Co, D-90-i
CHOft I'- houses, cottages, stores. Uenrv
U. Payne. C01 N. Y. Llfo. "Phone, 1016.
D-907
HOUSES, stores
Iletnls, Puxtou block.
D-903
MAGGARD Van & Storage. 1616 Cap. Ave
Tel. u. p-;)a
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the cltyT
Brcnmin-Lovo Co., 309 80. 13th street
D-910
HOUSES to rent. R. O. Patterson. 303 N
Y Life. ' D-912
S TO II rooms, Jl to J50. 36 U, S. R'k bide
U-913
iroi'SES anil Hats. Rlngwalt, Darker blk
D-DH "
IF YOU need a tennnt list your houses
with W. V. Hedges. 609 Pttxton block.
' D-ISO
FOR RENT, 2912 Seward at.. C-room cot
tage. city water, 110.
52A.Bt" r"n Hat, city water. $10.
MS 9-i'oom house, city water.
tm Dee'atttr St.. 7-room house, city water,
$16.
Will renovate throughout. This Is a bar-
OMAHA IOAN TRUST CO..
16th and Doui:lni Si.
, D-M3I5
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wcad. 13:TDouglnI
D-119
FOR RENT Tn small faTulTy. 7-room cot
tage) In good repair; city water Insldo;
cistern; coal died; 22nd and California
Bib.. 123.-Inquire jit 607 N. 19th St D-3 3
ALWAYS moving 11. H.- goods, pianos
whiwu aii; i'aiii.101 bi. let, itkj'J of yfci
, , D-361
I'OXl A FljW months; lower story of
ilweillur, 4 rooms, furnished for house
keeping, central. 110 children, fio. Ad
dress with referem i A 16 Hoe.
j D-7M-23'
FOR RENT, two nice seven-room houres
In same y.trd, nlmost- opposite Bhnls
park, all modem except furnace; aro now
tiring papered and painted throughout
III rent for (20 each to good tenants
with references.
OMAHA WAN & TRUST CO..
16th and Duuglii." St
D M5II
rou rent iioises.
mil iiiiNTtlnrM
11 roomft, nil modern. 216 N. 19th.' IIS.CO
s rooms, partly modern, 3216 taaven-
worth 12.60
fi rooms, partly modern, 1513 8. Mth 18.00
rooms, pamy mouern, zzi inn a w
iwo i-r-om onuses near .sin unit roppie-
ion vc, in anu Jiu.
TUB HYRoN-RKED CO.,
212 S. llth St.
D-M733
HOUSES-H. C. Peters & Co.. Bee Uldg.
D AliK SI
FINE modern residence, 12 room!", on motor
line. No. 113 North 25th street. J. V.
Clarke, sis noard or Trade.
D-MM2 JI2
rou iti; r-i i ii.Msnnn iioo.ms.
'CUHKH nbe rooms for housekeeping, 1113
South Klevcnth. K-M130
KL'HNISHUD rooms, modern. 25V Hnrney.
k-ico as
K1TINI8IIHD rooms, housekeeping. 2023 St.
Marys. H-M&S1 W
l'ri'.NISHKI) or unfurnished house, of 9
rooms. 1021 Locust 8t. 13 777 25'
I t ItMSIlni) lt(l(.IS AM) IIOAIII).
THK Merrlam family hotel, 23th and Dodge.
t'-ais
TO 2 Kcntlemcn, In prlvato family. 202rt St.
Mary's Ave. r-019
FOR HUNT, a nice south room. 312 8. 25 st.
F-37S
roil HUNT, nicely furnished room with
bon. (I. 2IV2 Cnas. !' M707 21'
HANDHOMK stenm-heated front room,
with board. IWJ Capitol avutiuo.
r-.1727 20
HKATIllfK IIAIU.OW. rloBant massage,
tub bath; Arab an treatment. Flat ! ,
:1I7' N. ljth. ' K-M7US Ml
roil IIIJNT-tM'l ItM.XIimi ROOMS.
3 Oil I modern; facing Hanscom park: k
I I,.... na.i?, tt...l nHi
bloek from car
Hill'. J71 MIliniM II.
C 720 23
rou hi:.t s'rouns ami tirricus.
FOR HUNT, store In first-class locution
rent reasonable. Apply II. C. Peters &
Co.. ground lloor. lice bldg- 125
FOR HKNT, brick warehouse, two floors,
ench fiOfiW feet; power elevators; U. V.
tracknge. Apply Haarmanti Uros., 1911
So. 20th. 1-920
STOHKIIOOM, 11M Fnrnnm St. John N.
Frenzer, Opp. old V. O. I-63'J
A tiE. NTS WAVI'Ill).
LIKE OF MOODY," 600 pages, 200 lllus.,
authorized edition; best com, credit given.
Hlxcubaugh & Co., Ware block, Omaha,
J-747
AGENTS' BONANZA.!
THE IDEAL POLISH! Cleans ami polishes
ANY metal. LASTING LUSTER, easy
work. 417 South 10th st. .T-11311 M12
w.vri:n to it i t.
WANTED, to rent. S or 9-room modern
Iioiifc In good locality. Address A 11. Bee
Ofllcu. K M731
WANTED, room and board by slnglo gen
tleman In private family. Address A 21,
Bee. K-M7S7 2.1"
WANTKD. to rent, pleasantly furnished
100111 within Kt minutes' walk of P. O.
Address A 27. Bee. K-M7SI 23
WANTED, by young couple, April 1, .1 or 4
rooms, furnished for housekeeping; an
swer at once. Address A 19, Hee.
K-.M78I 23'
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storag nnd Wnrohouse Co.. 012
914 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
921
OM. Van Stor. Co., 131H4 Farn. Tel. 1339, $CX
M-3S3
WANTED-TO nilY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
in large or small quantities. Chicago Fur
ntturo Co., 1406-10 Dodge. Tel, 2020.
N-922
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Savings Bank accounts. Brennan
Love Co., 309 So. 13th. N-923
J3.000 TO INVEST In bargains. 1512 Daven
port. N-M710 F23
AMERICAN dealer: nuy secondhand furnl
turo and stoves 1719 Cum'.ng. Tel. 1673.
N-291
WANTKD, to buy, good horse, suitable for
delivery wagon. Address A 20, Bee.
N-.M791 23
WANTED, buy second-hand piano In Rood
condition. Address A 23, Bee.
N-M7SS 23
WANTED, to buy, second-hand buggy;
must be In llrst-class condition. Address
A 26, flee. N M7S5 IS
rou sale rt ji.mti;hk
CLOSING out our entlro stock of new nnd
second hand furniture of nil kinds; also
lOO kitchen and round restaurant tables;
4(0 pillows and hair mattresses; ranges
nnd stoves of all kinds mentlonablo; tlx
tures. counters and a lot of lumber to bo
sold March 1 regardless of cost; a chance
for dealers nnd private parties. Tho Va
riety Furnlturo Co., 110-112 S. 14th St.
0-M6I7 25
I'OH SALE HORSES, MUI.ES, WAtiO.3.
TOP RUGGY for sale, In good condition.
U 40, Reo. P-M190
roil SALE MISL'EI.LA.VEOUS.
CHEAPEST nnd best ouk cribbing nnd hog
fences. 901 Douglas st. (J 921
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Mc
Connell Drug Co., 1513 Dodge St. Q 923
FOR SALE, ten R-I-P-A-N-S fcir 0 ccntsa"t
druggists. Ono gives rellof. Q 926
B. HAAS, Florist. 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, cut flowers, bonnets, hall, rest,
dence, wedding and gravo decorations
Orders by mall or express promptly filled,
Q-927
INDIAN relics, mounted heads. 1116 Farn'm
Q-92S
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlcht, 1110 Farnam
-Q929
SAFES, buy, sell, cxc. Schwartz, 114 8.13.
Tel. H37 CJ-930
NEW bicycle tires, $2.25, J2.50 and jTtVV
Good secondhand whcols, fs, $10 nnd $12.
Omaha Dlcyclc Co.. 16th nnd Chicago Sts.
Q-931
NEW bicycles complete, $13.50. Neb. Cvcln
Co., cor. 15th nnd Hnrney. Q 51671 F23
J1S5 WILL buy tlnn Stelnwny upright; cash
or time. Address W 16, Bco. Q MS58
RKAUTIFUL Vose piano. Smltli Preiriler
typewriter cheap; e'ash or payments. Ad
drejes, X 66 Bee olllce. Q 651
MUST linve room; square pianos, jio n nd
$1S each. Schmoller A Mueller. 3313 Far
nam St Q-MCiU 21
FOR SALE, for ten days, fourteen-lneh
clear. Missouri river Ice In ear loads. Mc
Coy and Olmsted, 312 N. Y. Life Rldg.,
Omaha. QJ-77S-2I
.nisci:i,i...i:oun.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furnlturo
& stoves nt lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furnlturo Co., 1406-10 Dodgo.
R-93J
FOR RENT, barn, at 2026 St. Marys' Ave.
R-SS0
WANTED. 8C0 fartnerH,. gardeners, etc, In
vicinity of Omaha. South Omaha and
Council Bluffs to grow sugar beets for
shipment to Ames. N'eb.; liberal terms to
beet growers. If you huve suitable land
available for beets this season that you
will cultlvato yourself or rent for beets,
nddres J. F. Weybrlght. Merchants'
Hotel, Omaha, or call Saturday.
R-M763 I3
At CTIOMJERS.
OMAHA AUCTION CO. Satlsfac'lon guar,
untecd. 620 N. 16th st. Telephone. 21S.
M749
CLAIRVOYANTS,
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. SOS N. 16th.
S-933
M.MG. OYLMER genuine palmist. 1CO0 Dodgs
MMK. TALMKR. medium. Res.Tfo? CassTiu
S-.M7IS M20
Sl'IIHTFAIi Church of Omaha, Continental
hall, loth nnd Douglas sts. rhyslcal
Phenomena Circle, Frblay night at 8
o'clock. Admission 23 cents. S M79S 23
M.VSS.VtSH AM) IIATIIS.
MRS. BERRY, baths, marwage. PARLORS
best In city. 119 N 16th, 2d floor; onp P. O.
T-170-M 2
MAY WILSON, bath, massage. CIS S. loth.
T-MI77 2o
ELITE PARLORS. C13 So. 16th. upstairs.
T-I07 26
MME. AMES. R 2. 307 S. 13; massage baths.
T-M5H3 2.1"
MME. SMITH, room 2, HS'j N. 13th.
T-M666 21'
l'lvltSO.VAL.
VIAVI, woman s way to health. 310 Reo bid.
U-930
SHAMPOOINO 23e, hair dressing 23c, hair
and toilet goods, best equipped. Monhelt,
IMS Ftirnam. Tel. 2333. U-937
MONHEIT. lending chiropodist. 1513 Far
nam, 2d floor. Tel. 2333. U-93S
PRIVATE hospital for ladles beforo & dur
ing cotillncmcnt; babies adopted. 1136 N. 17.
U-910
GOOD lnrge barn for rent In north part of
city. Inquire 2121 Locust. U-103
RUPTURE cured, no knife, no pain, no
danger. Send for circulars. Emplro Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Llfo Rldg., Omaha.
U-9U
LIEBEN, costutner. 1313 Howard. Get
catalogue. U-912
ALL diseases of the feet skillfully treated
FREE for tho beiiellt of students. Miss
Mnycr, 400 Paxtoti Ulk. Pupils wanted.
U 136 2j
PLEAT I NH nnd pleated skirts of all klnels,
JI. Goldman & Co.. 200 Douglas block;
U 3jj
DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns, superfluous
hair removed by electricity, r. 12, Frenzer
block. U oi9
PROF. LUND positively destroys corns,
bunloiu, warts, moles. Ell Karbach Ink.
U-015 M17
BATH PARLORS for ladles only; hygienic
treatment by tlrst-class lady attendants,
electric nnd miii?iietlc trentment bv new
nnd Improved apparatus. Rooms 216. 21S
and 220, Ree Rldg. Telephone 1716. Sarah
a it.... i- t-en on
j, wiriio. oiiioiiKerr. -
LADIES' secret to enlarge your )llst six
Inches free. Zanzctnetto Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. U-
WANTED, dressmaker to sew In family by
the duy. Addtess A 21, Hee, U .M?.U iV
ELK TEETH. Albert Edholm, Jeweler. 107
North 10th st. U-M771
MOXBV TO I.OA. REAL KSTATE.
PRIVATE money, 5, 6 per cent; no do
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 933
MONEY to loan on Meurasna and Iowa
ttirms; lowest rates. jJrennan-Lova Co.,
sua s. 13th, Omaha. w-un
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Douglas
or.
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants. R, C. Peters & Co., 1702
r'arnnm at., Heo Rldg. w 9t
6 PER CENT money. Bomls, Paxton block.
MONEY to loan on flrstclass Improved city
property or for building purposes, l'nyne
imkv v 1 vnr,o
6, 5'i, 6 per cent loans on Omnha, S. Omaha.
w. 11. Thomas, 503 1st Nat. banK. Tel. iu.
W 91
MONEY to loan at C nnd BV4 lor cent on
umana property. . II. MelKie, 4ui a. ibwi.
FIVE per com farm loans. Chas. E. Wll
llamson. W-9j3
MONEY to loan on Improved Omnha real
i-atnt., t t.i .,... f , too fin 13th.
" W 931
$100 to $3,000. 1312 Davenport.
r f?1. T?1?
$1,000 and upwards to loan on Improved city
property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith
ti Co., 1320 Farnam W-941
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
I-F-
Y'-O-U-N-E-E-D-M-O-N-K-
S-B-E-US-
Wo hnve a larae amount to lonn on house
hold furniture, pianos, organs, warehouse
receipts, norses, carriages, etc.
You can get the money within a low hours
ufter milking implication. WE CHARGE
YOU NOTHING WHATEVER FOR
MAKING OR F LINO PAPERS.
Wo give you ns much time as you need and
vnu tnnv renav the loan ns soon as you
choose nnd you need not pay ft.r It ONE
DAY LONGER THAN YOU KEEP IT.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Tol. 2295. 306 South 10th Street
S-A-L-A-R-Y-L-O-A-N-S
From $10,00 up made to people permanently
employed in OMAHA. SOUTH OMAHA
ntlU LUL'KUIb lll.Ul'1'O.
Y0.1 enn borrow of us on your own name,
without endorsor or mortgage. Wo ar-
rnnce tho tiayments ns easy r.H Is possible
allowing you to pay ALL or IN PART
AT ANY TIME AND YOU PAY FOR
THE MONEY ONLY WHAT TIME YOU
7CEEP IT.
Our business Is confidential.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.
Room 119. 306 South 16th Street.
Uoard of Trade DIdg. Tel. 2295.
X-957
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent positions on their own
name without endorser or mortgnge.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL nnd LOW'
EST RATES. No emiulrles made of em
ployer or frlonds. You enn borrow any
amount nnd repay on easy weekly or
monthly pnytnetits. Before borrowing jen
us. OMAHA CREDIT CO., suite 625-526
N. Y. Llfo Uldg. A 95S
MONEY TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
diamonds, wntches. on easy payments, un
known to others; you keep tho goods, each
payment lessens tne cosi 01 wio loan; no
cnarga lor papers unu wo iiiiikk 110 in
qulrles ol your neighbors. BERGERS'
LOAN CO., 1604 Farnam, over 11. a M,
UCKCl UIIICC. A-JJJ
MON13Y lnnned on plnnos. furniture, horses
cows, jewelry. Duff Green R. 8,Barkor blk.
MONEY loaned silarled people holding per
manent pofliuon wiui ri-sponsioie concerns
. . tt.nl.. mitn nnmn4 wlthmit a&....lf...
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Rldg.
X 961
MONEY loans on furniture, rigs, bicycles,
11 eeolehnl ntl' lint'tllfttll itn
known to frlomis. Omaha Loau Hnnk, 341G
Farnam. upstnirs. X 902
LOANS mado palarlod people on persona!
ndlkAilt UAOI1 rl 1 V rnit ranUntm tiln
J. W. Tayloe, 21S 1st Nat'l bank.. 12 to 6
p. m. N-903
MONEY loaned on olanos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, eic. w. r, jieea, mv h. 13,
X-9C0
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE em
ployed In Omaha. South Omaha and
Council Rluffs, holding good positions, on
their own names: NO MORTGAGE; REST
TERMS: everything prlvnte; money can
be paid bnck In smnll weekly or monthly
Biyments. American Loan Co., Room 601,
eo Rldg. X-966
MONEY to loan on furniture, nlnnos,
horses, cows. etc. J. W. Tayloe, 21S First
National bank building; 12 to 6 p. m.
X-961
IIDS1.NESS CHANCES,
FOR SALE A new nnd clean mock of gen
ornr merchandise In a good northeast Ne
braska town. Address, X62 Bee.
Y-M6I3 27
SUBURBAN DRUG STORK, the nearest
druc store for 5,000 people. In tho best
residence part of city AddreiM A , Bee.
Y-.M711 23
1 HAVE $1,400 would buy out Bmull grocery
or mc.it tnurket Address A --' Bee
f-M7S9 25
)
msi.Miss chances,
llt'SlNKSS OPPORTUNITY, A No. 1 open
li IT for a tlrst class dentist; good rooms
good location, can build up a permanent
business In one of the best towns In Ne
braska. Address A 12, Omaha Bee.
Y-737-22
FOR RENT, a good store room In good
location, In good town. Address box S7,
FOR SALE, only bakery, confectionery
nno grocery in cny 01 i.o"'; also mi'iil
market In same place: 10 line farms at
bargain. Frank J. Novak, Humboldt,
Neb. Y-M2S
rou n.vciiAxtin.
CLEAR vnrnnt .ot near 27th and Chicago,
txjMv, ji.joo. t in irnuc tor goou rental
property nnd tmv cash dlrferenie.
George u. Wallace, 313 J. J. llrown block.
Z-442
'Oil SALE ItEAI, ESTATE.
UARGA1NS Feb. 22, 1900,
C. F. HARRISON & HEO. T. MORTON,
913 N. Y. Life. Tel. 311 or 2612 F.
3 lots nt 40th and Webster, Just
east Lave Ave, $523 each.
10 room house fronting east on
32d st. near Pacltlc (cheap), $6,500.
96xS7 cor 31st and Mason; Mason
paved, small house and barn, $2,010.
210 or 320 ncres Sarpy Co., tho
Spearman farm, 15 miles from So
Omaha, best farm In Co., $33 an ncre.
RE-775-2U
906 AND 90S South 20th St., two houses;
runiai per yetir; cnenp at ;iw.
S. W. coiner 3Mh Ave. and Jackson St..
126 feet east front by 150 deep; snap $900.
Acre lots. 15SxlS9 feet. Pratt's sub. S. W
of Hanscom park, $J39 each.
itiO acres smooth land s. w. of uennlns
ton; fair Improvements; $45 per acre.
JUM. -N. 1' UHiSZHK, upp. old P. O.
RE-610
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for RKAL ESTATE RARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; BOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES, FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First floor, N. V. Llfo Uldg.
RE-967
IF YOU hnve a bargain to offer In real
estato seo S. A. Uroadwell, 601 N. Y. Llfo.
IlE-963
HOU8ES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also flra
Insurance. Uemls, Paxton blk. RE 970
SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johnson Co., 314 S. 15th St. RE-974
FOR QUICK returns on bargains only seo
S. A. Rrondwell, 601 N. Y. Life Rldg.
RE-972
HOUSES, Iota, farms, lands, loans; also tire.
insurance, uemis, raxion o k. ku (Wi
HOUSES, farms. It. C. Patterson. 305 N. Y,
L. RE-M312
A BARGAIN, four acres. 10th and Pacific,
two blocks from car line, on belt rail
road. $2,60i); easy terms. McCngue In
vestment Co., 1606 Dodge. RE 969
DARGAINS wanted, bargains for salo ail
tho lime. A. P. Tukcy, Hoard of Trado.
RE-745
C. F. HARRISON, FARMS, FARM LOANS
HE-657 M14
HENRY I). PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE BLDO.
Real Estate Rentals, Loans, Insurance
RE-97C
A FINE stock fnrm for snle or exchange;
wo have a 130-acre furni. 2 miles from
Omahn. nenr Arlington. Neb.; the owner
will tnke $3,000 or $6,000 In Omnha prop
erty us part of purchase ptlce.
This Is worth Investigation, as the prop
erty will be sold at a great bargain.
Prlfe, $33 per acre, or $15,000.
PAYNE-KNOX CO,, Sole Agents.
First Floor N. Y. L. Rldg.. Omaha.
RE-M731 23
FOR SALE, live lots In Drake's addition
to Omaha, which can be sold In a hunch
for $2,!00.0O. Also ono'TilL'e lot, Dodgo &
9th. for $1,000.00. Thw -Ryrou Reed -Co..
212 So. Uth St. RE-73S-26
FOR SALE, at 3flth & California streots,
three lino residence lots at $630.00 nnlece.
on easy terms. Tho Hyrou Reed Co., 212
So. llth St. REr-739-26
GREAT RARGAIN. south front lot right
on F.irnam near 41st. llrst-class neighbor
hood, only S minutes ride, ulilckept car
lino In city to 15th & Farnam. for quick
sale at $1,173. Hicks, Room 3i" Hoard ot
Trado Uldg. RE-776.22
.11 WiNETIC HEALING
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, rheumatism,
paralysis, etc., cured without drugs nt the
Nebraska Magnetic Intlrmary. 131G-1517
Chicago st.. Omaha, Neb. Consultation
free. U-MS00 23
MRS. EMMA KIIARAS, mntron of the Ne
braska Magnetic Intlrmary. 1515-1617 Chi
cago St., Omaha. Neb., cures without
medicines nil chronic diseases of women.
Consultation free todny and tomorrow.
V MS01 23
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Llfo.
-930
AT OMAHA Bus. College, 16th & Douglas.
-9S1
ROYLES. collego court reporter principal,
neo bids -932
NKBRASICA Rttslness & Shorthand col
lege. Royd'a theater. 9S3
DANCING SCHOOL.
SPRING TERM Mornnd's dancing school
begins this week: ohlldren Wednesdays
and Saturdays; adults Tuesday and Friday
X p. m.: nttend tho assemblies, Crelghton
Hall Wednesday and Saturday. 8:30 p. m.
and learn the new dances, saluto waits,
cako walk two step, and Cuban waltz.
Admission, couple, 60 cents. SS0-F 23
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 615 N. Y.
Llfo Bldg., Allco Johnson, D. O.. ladles'
dept.; Glu E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst. mgr.
-933
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O.. of Still school,
Klrksvllle, Mo., C04 Paxton blk. Tel. 1367.
-994
"RESULTS TKLL." Osteopathy has cured
where other methods havo failed. Albnrt
T. Hunt, D. O.. Sulto 305 ICarbanh blk.,
15th and Douglas. Tol. 2352. 320-M3
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. $4 per month.
Tho Smith-Premier Typewriter Co., 1623
Farnam St. Telephone 1281. Ml
REMINGTON Standard Typewriter and
supplies. 1619 Farnam. 9S6
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Farnam.
-9SS
PAWNBROKERS.
JEFFERSON Squaro Loan Olllce. 41S N. 13.
-991
EAGLE Ixian Olllce. reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1S01 Douglas.
992
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughan, 430 Rnmgo Rldg.
-99J
JIANTEI.S. TILES, GRATES.
WEL81IANS & HOLUROOIC, SOD 8. 17th St.,
mantlos, tllo Hoars, grates, repair work.
M-410 M10
ItltlCK.
ONE million building brick. Nebraska
Brick Co., South Omaha. Telephone, aio.
-336-M.7
I'nil LEASE.
C6X132. with trackage, cenr heart of city,
W 33. Bee 873 FJJ
MERCHANT TAILORS.
BEN COHEN, artistic tailor. 404 N 16th St.
879 F2j
UK YCI.KS.
EXAMtNE Crescent Tribune. Olive. Fow
ler, $25 to $30; $1 down, any amount a
week. Fle-scher. 1622 Capitol Ave. 479
rtm.MTimn rkpaihixo.
PACKING, upholstering", mattress, feather
renovating Tel. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111
Cumlnc St. Js9
HOTELS,
MKTROPOL1TAN, Wm Rarr. Mgr . $1 to
$1.23. 12th and Douglas. Phone 211
M796
,Al M1UV.
OMAHA STEAM LAUNDRY AND CITY
TOWEL SUPPLY. 17J0 Leavenw'h. Tel. 617
-997
l'l'lt.M IT HE PACKING.
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511 Farn. Tel. 1559, 863.
TltlNIC FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit eases. Trunks
repaired. Otn. Trunk Factory. 1209 Farnam
-996
NICKEL PLATING.
CYCLE PARTS-AII kinds plating, Omaha
Plating Co., Ree Bldg . Tel. 2335 441
1IIRDS AMI TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird More. 1603 Leavenworth.
-990
.WANI1D-5(M)OAOENT5.
?MRKCR NEW
MEftRY-OO-ROUNDi.
wowtwi.swwniti wiwa
CtllNPER PIANOS.
.NC HAND ORGANS, ,
postofpic
NOTICl
(Should bo riail dally by all interested, as
changes may oc. ur at any time )
Foreign malls for the week ending Feb
ruary 21, 1900, will clos" (PROMPTLY In all
cases) at the General Postotllce, ns follows:
Parcels post malls closo one hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels
post malls for Germany closo at 5 p. m.
Monday.
Triiiis-Atliintle Mull.
SATURDAY-At 8 a. m. for NETHER
LANDS, per s. s. Spaurudam, via Rotter
dam (letters must be directed "per s. s.
Spanrndam"!: tit 9 u. m. for ITALY, per
s. s. Aller, via Naples Metiers must be
directed "per s. s. Aller" ; nt S:30 a m.
(supplementary 10 a. in.) for EUROPE,
per a. s. Campania, via Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. - GerniUn
steamers sailing on Tuesdaya take printed
matter, etc., for Germany, and specially
addressed printed matter, etc., for other
parts of Europe. American ami White
Star nte-atners on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cutiard,
French nnd German steamers on Satur
days tnkn printed matter, etc.. for all
countries tor which they are advertised
to carry mall.
After the e losing of tho supplementary
transatlantic malls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of the American, English, French
and German steamers, auu remain open
until within ten minutes of the hour of
sailing of steamer.
Mnlls for Smith nml Central America,
West Initios, lite.
SATURDAY At "2:30 a. m. for NASSAU,
N. P., per steamer from Miami, Flu.; at 7
a. m. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES direct,
per h. s. Cyrenc; at 9:30 a. m. (supplemen
tary 10 ii. m.) for BKHMUDA. PORTO
RICO (via San Juan), ST. THOMAS. ST.
CROIX. LEEWARD nnd WINDWARD
ISLANDS, per s. s. Pretoria : at 10 a. m.
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for HAITI,
per s. s. Andes; at 10 a. in. (supplemen
tary 10:30 u. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA. SA VANILLA and CARTHA
GENA, per a. s. Adirondack (letters for
Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s.
Adirondack"); at 10 a. m. for JAMAICA,
per s. s. Themis (letters must be directed
"per s. s. Themis"; ut 11 it. m. for GUHA,
per s. s. Mexico, via Havunay iit'll a? m.
for BRAZIL and J.A -PLATA COUN
TRIES, per s. s. Llvnrjio, via Pernambuco
(letters for North Brazil must be directed
"per s. s. Llvnrno"); ut II a. in. for
PORTO RICO. CURACAO, VENE
ZUELA, SA VANILLA mid CARTHA
GENA, per s. s. Maracalbo, via San Juan,
Curacao and Maracalbo; at 1 p. pi. for
NASSAU. N. P per s. s. Aptilla; at 1 p.
m. for YUCATAN, per s. s. Tordensk
Jold, via Progrcso.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nml thence by steamer, close at
this otllce dally at 8:30 p. m. (connecting
close here every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Mnlls for Mlquelon, by rail to
Boston, nnd thciico by steamer, close ut
this otllce dally at S:30 p. in. Mnlls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin., and
thence by stenmer, close at tills ofllce
dally (except Monday) at ,M7 a m (tho
connecting clones aro on Sundav. Wed
nesday and Friday). Malls for Cuba, by
tall to Miami, Fin., and thence by steamer,
close at this olllce every Monday, Tues
day and Saturday nt 2:30 a. m. (the con
necting closes arc on Tuesday utnl Satur
day). Mulls for Mexico City, overland,
unics! specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, closo at this olllce dally at 2.30
a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Mnlls for Costa Rica,
Belize, Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, and thence by
steamer, close at this jfllce dally at 3
p. m. (connecting closes hero Tuesdays
for Costa Rica and Mondays for Utilize,
Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala). Regis
tered mall closes nt 0 p. m. previous day
Registered mall close's nt U p. m. second
day before.
Trnnn-I'iicllle .Mulls.
Malls ,for China and Japan, via Vancouver,
closo hero dally nt 6:30 p. m up to Feb
ruary 20th, Inclusive, for dispatch per
H. a. Empress of China (registered mall
must be directed 'via Vancotivor"). Malls
for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco, close hero
dally ut 6:30 p. m. up to February 22d,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Coptic.
Malls for Society Islands, via San Fran
cisco, close hero dally at 0:30 p m ""
February 23d, Inclusive, for dispatch by
ship Galilee. Malta for Hawaii, Japan,
Chlnn and the Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco, closo hero dally at 6:30 p. in. up
to March d, inclusive, for dlsputch per
h. s. America Maru. Malls for Hawaii,
via San FrniHsco, dote hero dnlly at G:30
p, tn. up to Slarch 2d, Inclusive, for dis
patch per 8. b. Australia. Malls for Aus
tralia (except West Australia, which goes
via Europe, and Now Zealand, which goes
via San Francisco), Hawaii and Fill
Islands, via Vancouver, close herei dnlly
at 0:30 p. m. up to March 3d, Inclusive,
for dispatch per H. h. Aurangl. Malls for
China and Jnpan and Philippine Islands,
via Senttle, close hero dally at 6:30 p. m,
up to March "MUi. for dispatch per s. tr.
Klnshlu Maru (registered icttcra must bo
directed "via Seattle"). Malls for Aus
tralia (except West Australia), New Zea
land, Hawaii, FIJI and Samoa n Islands,
via San Francisco, closo hero dally at 6:30
p. m. after March Mil and up tr. Mnrqh
17th, Inclusive, or on day or nrrlval of
s. s. Campania, due at New York Match
17th, for dispatch per j. s. Mariposa.
Transpacific malls am forwarded to port of
sailing dally and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on tho presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit Regis
torcil mall closes ut 0 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PoDtmustcr.
Postotllce. Now York, N. Y.. Fed). 10, 1900
LEGAL NOTICE
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of stockholders of The Heo Pub
lishing eoinpuny will be held at their olllce.
corner 17th anil Farnam streots, in the city
or Omaha Neb., on Monday, March Cth,
1900, at 4 o'clock p. m.
E. ROSEWATER, President.
GEO. H. TZSCHUCK. Secretary.
F '.'Im&e-lOt
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that tho regular
annual meeting of tho stockholders of the
South Platte Uind company will be held
at tho otllce of said company in Lincoln,
Neh,, at 11 o'clock u. m., on tho ilrst
Wednesday In March. A. D. 1900, being tho
7th day of iho month.
Hy order of tho board of directors.
C. II. MORRILL,
A. R. MINOR, President.
Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb., February 6, 1900.
Feb. 6-dJOt
Government SulTcrN Iti-tcrncx,
WASHINGTON. Fob. 22.-I'nited Stater.
Minister Hart al Bogota has cabled tho
Stato department that tho Columbian gov
ernment Is suffering petty reverses at tbo
bands ol tbo rcvolutiuamts.
IXVi VlaSfcag'r;- to
f Tl TfaiMIH I I W7
ItWLWAV TIME V.nt.ES.
Rl RL1NGTON & Mis
souri . Rler Itallrenid-
rhe tlurllrigton Route''
General OllKes, N. .
Corner Tenth nnd Farnam
ki Ticket olllce, 1S02 Far
nam street. Telephone, Kfl.
nr, v J'
Tele-
Depot. Tenth
.l Masoa Streets
" Leave.
Arrive.
phone, 310. ,
Lin-oln, Hastings
Ta 3.10 am
a 7:40 pm
a 3:f-3 pm
I'VtarVlfoaPm
(Lincoln. Ulak l ft
suniana
A. 4:25 pm
n ZX0 pm
nl0;35 am
al0;33 nm
a 0:20 am
Soun&
Lincoln Jc'
Lincoln Fast Mall
Denver, Col"r.ulj
,t California
a Dally.
a 7:00 P.U
a 3:w pm
Utah
CHICAGO. lI'.T2ii
& Qu.ccy ijallrojiil Th
Rurllngtun Route -rlcket
Olllce 1503 Farnam bt.
Tel.. 250. Depot, lenth ft
Mason Streets. Telephone,
310
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight
Chicago Spe-
ciai
Chk-aBo Vcstlbnled Ex
a o:iu am
a 53 pm
a S:60 nm
a 7:45 pm
a S:re nm
a 4:05 pm
a S:03 am
a 2:15 pm
' ctucago Kxpress
1 Chlcacrt & St. L. Ex .
Pacific Junction lA)cal..a!0:43 an.
Fast .Mali. -
c. Dally.
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph & Council Bluffs
Railroad - "The nnrllng-
ton Route tickoi umce,
U02 Farnam Street
phone, 230. Depot,
and Mason Streets.
Tenth
Tele
phone, 310
L,cave.
Kansas City Day Ex .a 8:50 am
Kansas Cttv Night Ex a!0:15 pm
Arrive,
n 6:17 pm
a 6:15 am
si uouis fiyer tor si
Joseph and St. Louis, a 4:33 pm nil :15 am
a Dnlly
FREMONT. ELK HORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad -
Thrt Northwestern Line"
General Olllces. United
States National Ilk. Bldg.,
S W. Corner Twelfth
ami Farnam Sts. Ticket
Otllce-. HOI Farnam Ot Telephone 561. De
po', 15th und Webster Sts. Telephone 1I5S.
Leave. Arrive.
Illnek Hills. Dcadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Warning, 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 6:00 pro
Norfolk, Vcrdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Ltiuoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Fremont Local .. c 7:30 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday, o
Dally except Moudav.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "The
Northwestern Lino"
City Ticket Olllce, 1401
1'iirnum Street, Tele
phono 561. Depot, Tenth
and .Mason Streets. Tele.
phone, C29. Lcavo. Arrive.
Dayllfht Chicago Spe
cial a 6:40 am all:55 pm
Chicago Pasneliger a 4:15 pm al0;10 am
Eastern Express.' Des
Moines, Marshalltown,
Ced ir Rnplda and Chi
cago al0:53 am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Limited, Chi-
ngo anil Earn a 1:56 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast .Mall. Chicago to
Omaha a 2:45 pm
Omaha-Chicago Special. a :30 pm n 8:oo nm
Fast Mall a 8:30 am
a Dally.
i-IHICAUO. Sr. PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" General
Olllces. Nebraska Dlvl
slop, 13th and Webster
Sts. Cltv Ticket nninn
H01 rarr.am St. Telcphono 601. Depot. 15tl!
nnd Webster Sts. 1 ' "
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. . .a 6:00 am a 9:00 pm
Omaha Passengei . ,. all:20 am
Sioux City & North-
east Ncbrasl.a a 3:10 pm
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
IOUX CITY .fc PACIFIC
Railroad "Tho North
western Line" General
OfllccH, United Slates
Rational Rank Building.
8. A Corner Twelfth
O.rnce, 1101 Farnam St. Telcphono 661. ""De
put, Tenth & Mason Sts, Telephone 623.
Twin City Express
Twin City Limited
Sioux City Local ..
a Dally
i.eovc Arrive
..a G:50 am al0:50 pm
a 7.20 pm n 8:15 nm
a. S:w am a 4:20 pm
OMAHA ft ST. LOUIS RAIL-
road -umnha, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "Tho
yuincy Jioute- -Ticket Of
llce, 14I5 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 322. Depot, Tenth
nnd Marcy Streets. Too-phone-,
C29.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Hall
Kxprcss a 4 55 pm a 8:35 pm
Express a 4:45 pm a 8 33 am
Kansas City and Quim-y
Loe-a, .'. 6:40 am a 8:50 pm
a Dully.
UNION PACIFIC "TIIEOVEIt
land Routo" General Ofllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth und Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Olllco, 1303
Farnam Street. Telephone 316.
' Depot, Tenth and Mason
Btrcets. Tel-phono 629.
Leave.
Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited .a 8:50 am
Tho Fast Mall a 9:00 am
Tho Colorado Special ..1111:55 pm
Tho Portland Special ..a 8:50 am
Lincoln. Heat i Ice and
a 7.20 pm
a 3:23 pm
a 6:35 am
u 4:40 pm
Stromsburg Express.. b 4 10 pm 1)12:25 pm
ratine isxpress i i:.m pm
Grand Island Local. ...b 6:30 nm
a 6:35 nm
b 9:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
rjiid General Olllces and
Tl. ket Oflici? Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts,
Telcphono, 104, Depot, 15th
and Webster Sts. Telephone.
1433.
.-jr. l.ouis, Kansas &
Neb, Limited a 2:30 pm nl2:53 pm
K. C -St. L. Express.... a 9:50 pm a 6:50 am
Nebraska lcal Via
Weeping Wntor b 5:03pm a 9:15 am
a D"!ly b Dally except Sundav
W A HASH RAILROAD
iVAJJCSl"! Ticket Olllce.
4lSl PrSen'tT
J VtZliaui. Streets. Tele
1501 Farnam
Telephone S95. De-
nm ana Marcy
Telcphono 629.
Leave. Arrlvo.
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
Express a 4:40 pm a 8:40 am
a. Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rnllroad. City Ticket olllce,
1402 Farnam street. Tola
puop". 245. Depot, Tentll
und Mason streots.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Chicago Express a 12:10 pm n 4:05 pm
ClllriiL'O Limited
a lijjpm a B'.inwm
Minneapolis mid St
Paul Express
Minneapolis ntd St.
Paul Limited . ...
Fort Dodgo Local
from Co. Uluffs . .
b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
a 7:35 pm a 8:15 am
b 4:30 pm b 10:15 am
n Dully., b Dully except Sundays.
CHICAGO, ROCU ISL
nnd St Parlllc IUtltoad
"Tho Great Rock Isl
and Route." CRy Tick
et Oltlce. 1313 Farnam
Street. Telephone 42S.
Depot, Tenth & Mason
Btrcets. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Lcs Moines nnd Daven
port Local a 7:05 am
Chicago Express bll:15 am
( lilt-abu Fast Express.. a 6:i pm
St. Puul Express it 6:00 pm
bll:35 am
a 8:10 am
a 1:25 pm
bll:35 um
1 tncoln. Colorado spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
Wos- a L-30 pm a 4:33 pm
uts .uoi'ic iiuck isl
and and Chicago a 7:23 pm
Colorado & TexaH Flyer. a 5 60pm
a 6:60 pm
a 9:.o um
a Dully, b Dally except Sundav.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway - City
Ticket Olllce. 1601 Farnnm
Street. Telephone 2M. Depot,
Tenth and Mason Streots.
Telcphono 029.
T noi.r irliin
Chicago Limited Ex ...n 7:33 pin a 8:30 nm
Chicago & Omaha Ex ,bll:u0 um 1)2:53 pm
Sioux City and Des
Moines Express bll :00 am b 3:55 otn
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
The Ice ('renin ilnrncil.
A fow years ago, relates tho Now York
Mall and Express, a fanioua actor was asked
what was the most atntiiMng thing not down
on the bill J - which ho bail ever met with in
( it?TiBiti i
M!LWA"mf
his long Ihentrlcal cxporlcm-o. He replied
that once in a play lit which he nppeared an
Ico eriMtn frceer. prctutmtbly lllletl with
cream, was among the properties displayed
to the audience. It was not practicable lo
equip the freezer with real Ice cream, so Its
placo wan supplied by eOlton. One of tho
actors had occasion to cross the stage with
a llntiilng torch, and a spark from the torch
must hae fallen Into the freezer, for. to the
Joy of the nudlctiee, which greeted the caw
ualty with enthusiastic applatiM. the ice
cream wan Inconsistent enough to bum up
then and there, thus Inflicting a serious blow
upon the "realism" of the performance.
iir.iL soi l vi. i 1 1; 1 1 v v m i: .
Itoiv Clilcnuo Sue-let; I'oll.s Were
Till. ell In b) a Minoolli Itoisne,
Alexander HaMlatid Gllderf leee. who has
been llunlzeel nnd entertained by the swell
dom of Chicago for tho past two months,
has dlsappcanvl, taking with him the pro
ceeds of numerous robberies and leaving hl.i
friend and eponsor, William Carpontcr
Camp, to pay a lot of debts he guaranteisl.
Mi. Camp also lost Jewels belonging to his
wife, valued at $1,000. Pawn tickets for Ihrso
valuables and many more were found In Gil
dcrsleevo's trunks, which ho left at tho
Auditorium Annex, In his hatty departure,
em a Michigan Central train Wedticfiday
nlgbt.
Glldersleevo Is said lo belong to n promi
nent family at I'oughkcepsle, N. Y., relates
tho Chicago Inter Ocean, and Id n nephew of
Judge Glldersleevo ot the New York su
preme court. So weli did he manage his
campaign that he was entertained at dinners,
and partlcd by ninny ef the most prominent
fiitnlllite. His great success aruuted the envy
of home of the young men of the set In
which he moved, and It was partly through
their Investigations that GIlderslceve'R ca
reer In Chicago waa cut short.
From the pawnbroker' receipts feuud
among Gllderslci've'a effects his Held of oper
ntlons cstonde'd over New York. Chicago and
Ft. Louis. Now that the exposure of his al
leged thievery has been made the young
men whom ho met In Chicago recall many
Instances where (lllderslceve left them for
several hourte and returned loaded down
with money. Oho trip he made to St. Ixiuls
over a week ago, they fay, netted him
$1,100.
Word has been received from New York
that he I" wanted in New York and that
his photograph is No. 11,229 n tho rogue'
gallery. Re was arrested there. It Is said,
lit January and February a year ago, but
owning to his prominent connections es
caped prosecution.
Glldcrslceve came to Chicago about
Christmas time. Hi 'cud -.net Mr. Camp
at the Wahtorf In Ni York and when ho
came to Chicago tin acquaintance wan re
newed. Ills exquisite manner and addre.es
were proof agalntt suspicion and ho soon
made bis way with tho inttoductlons ho
got through Mr. Camp and other young
nif-t he met nt the Auditorium Annex.
Among these were Mr. Fred Perls. Jr., Harry
Hlglnbotham and tho Pull-matt boys. Mr
Camp, completely deceived, entertained
him frequently nt his home and nothing
was even hinted ugnlnst Glldersleevo for
sonio tHiie. The nrst Jewel misled from
tho Camp homo was a 'diamond and ruby
scarf pin. The Iosh of this was not no
ticed, UH It wan auppofcd It had been mis
placed. In fact Mr. Camp did not suspect
ills supposed frleiul until Thutadny mottl
ing, when he got a dispatch from him.
Tho telegram was dated at Buffalo and read
as follows:
"Say nothing until you hear from me.
Will explain later. G.
Mr. Camp had beard the rumors about
Glldersleevo that had been talked about
tho Auditorium Annex, hut was loth to be
lieve tluiai. John J. Cuminlngs. a travollnn
man from New York, came to tho Annex
n jently and at once connected (llldersleevo
with a man cf the same panic In tbo cast,
who had been wanted for stealing. Ho was
not posltlvo In his Identification, but IreUted
that tho man who was basking In the favors
of Chicago society answered his description
wonderfully.
When Mr. Camp received tho telegram
Thursday ho Immediately Btarted to Investi
gate. Ho telephoned his wife to examine her
Jewel cases nnd neo If anything wns missing.
This she did and found that a diamond euti
bumt, a dlnmond locket, two scarf pins and
the Jeweled tie ring wero gone. These aro
valued at $1,000. They wero found at Moo's
pawnshop.
Mrs. Camp said that sho had suspar.ted
GildcrHlcevo for some time, ever Rlnco n key
to her dresser was losl. Sho hid most of her
JewclH nnd In this way f nved them. Sho said
last night that sho felt certain that It was
the hopo of getting theso that bad kept Gll
dersleevo In Chicago during tho Inst two
weeks. Ho was an Intimate friend ot her
husband and had freo bcccsb to tho house.
Tho Plnkcrton Detective agency was put
on the case yesterday, and soon waa In pos
session of Gildcrslccve'H trunk nt the Audi
torium. This contained tho pawn tickets
and word was stmt to Now York and St.
Louis to InveHllgnto ubout other mipposcd
robberlcti.
Mr. Camp accepted his loss through (lll
dersleevo philosophically, and, asldo from
tbo mortification of having Introduced him to
his family and frlei ds Intigbed about bis ex
perience. "I wan never so completely taken In In all
my life," said he. "I met Gllderslecve with
good people) at tho Waldorf In Now York
and again nt tho Auditorium nbout two
months ago. Ho has boon with mo rlglit
along slnco then. Ho belongti to tho Gllder
sleevo futnlly of Now York and la well edu
cated and re-Hned. Ills manner was taking
wherover wo went, nnd ho hooh became a
favorite among our set. Ho was Invited out
to dinners and parlies at come of tho best
houses In Chicago. Ho worked Mb gamo
perfectly nnd no ono would havo nuspected
him, with nil his apparent breeding and hla
family connections. I hnvn learned today
that ho was arrested twice In Now York and
that his picture Is In tho rogue's gallery
there." , , , , ,i
When asked whether ho would bring (lll
dersleevo ilmek to prosccuto him Mr. Camp
said ho did not think ho would, bb he ex
pected to got hack tho Jewelry and did not
want to bo bothered -with tho case.
"Tin- Con me- eif True Love."
He Is a pushing young lawyer and docH
cotihlderablo work for her wealthy father,
who bollovea In Detroit and has many Irons
In tho flm relates tho Freo PretH. Tho
young pcoplo met. became fond of ench other
and wero engaged. Hut they quarreled.
Iioth aro proud and reconciliation Is In tbo
future.
Ho called nt tho houso a fow daya ago to
see tho old gentleman on business, of
course. When tho boll rang sho happened to
bo paslng tho floor and opened It.
"Ah! Miss Jonca, I believe. Is your
father at homo?"
"He Is not. Did you wish to see him per
sonally?" "Ye.i. mlrn." bluffly, "on very Important
personal buslnces. Good day," nnd bo turned
abruptly.
"Beg pardon, sir, who shall I say callod?
Hn grunted nnd made no other onswer.
Sho forgot to "frizzle" her hair boforo go
ing to a card party, and ho rodo clear
around tho street railway bolt linn beforo
ho noticed thnt ho had pawed his own of
fice. DIni-itiiIiiK Midi.
Detroit Free Press: "So yon saw
Kate?" said the wife to her husband, who
spent Sunday with aomn relatives In tho
country, tho Kuto of whom was to bo mar
ried shortly.
"Yes, for a fow minutes when tho youn
man wasn't around."
"I suppose she has everything ready "
"I heard her say all her drown weri
done '
"Oh what Is the going to be married In?"
' Lm "r 111 ton duya Is all I know."
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