Nebraska Newspapers

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lo n iitiiuln-rcil letter In I'liri
of Tin- Hit. AiiNVti-rs ho iidilri-oeil
li III Ih ili-lli fri'il on pri-sentul Ion of
the r-licc-U mil).
W A VI' H I l-S 1 T I A T I C S .
A STENOGRAPHER. When you wnnl ono
picnsu cull tip llie Kctnlllgluh lypowmui
olllcc, 1G19 Farnum HI., telephone 15iS.
A-620
wavied-male help.
VANTijI; we have steady work for ii few
gOOll llllStll.TS Of good tllbltB II till appenr
uticc. C. F. Ailntns Co., ltil'J Howard St.
11 027
WANT HI), manager und agents, wilury or
fnmmlxslrin: chcniiest nnd largest line.
Hunter Tailoring und -Hhlrt Co.. ( Incin.
tmtl. Ohio. 11-M11-. A7'
3 picture agents, expenses paid. IMS Lcnv'tli,
II 3ll A.l
SOLICITOR wanted: n reliable, hustling
salesman for tailor-made suits and trous
ers: salary or commission. Twin t it
Tailoring Co., 10W Fnriiutn. II MKJi
CII VUMI'V in mcII nlllrn HIH'clultlcS : lino
side lines; used hy all merchant!!; catalog
free. Model Mfg. 1 0., liox i, bouiii '"""'
HARRBR trndo. taught thoroughly In short
time; culnlnguo aim iiruniir ' -Address
Western Barbers' IntHuto,
Omaha. Nel.
WAVTMh ii nxtiprleneeil. eomoetcnt llor-
Ist who speaks German and English. Ap
ply II. Ituus. 1S13 Vinton St. H--H
WANTED, men to learn the bnrbcr's trade
..rfnt. it... I.nul Itwliii-ioncnts to those 111
tending to learn the barber's trade thor
oughly; send for catalogue. Hie Aincrt
..5 ii,..u. ,-,.ll..,.r, Ml, II, in, I Hotel build
inir pnrnnr lfitb and Chicago Sts., Onialia
Neb.
-M57I
WANTED, a coachman and a gardener
references required. II. W. Y atos. Ne
braska. National Hank. ii-.w .i
tifv ic ... ib vmini old: ineehanleal Ideas
Industrious, ambitious to thoroughly learn
tllO Optical lUSllleSS, living MI Ilimie, ir.
ercnees reipilred; Rood opportunity. J ol
iimhl.'m Ontlcal Co. H-M593
JlOIiKH IlaHier Colleges are located In
xt,., v,.rt rhirncn fit. TjouIb. Minneap
olis and Snu TranclHco and wo olTer freo
transportation to our nearest colleRe for
ntiy ono to learn barber trade. We have
no rchool In Omaha or Denver; wo offer
n.ini o .I v.intn ires tn graduates tnli
onrlnK and will guarantee ton wases after
only two months practice: thlH naves two
......rnntlroollln cniistant iimctlce
can bo had In the larfior cities. Catalogue
and all particular mailed free. Moler
Harber College. Chicago. "I- H Miti 0
THIIKH exiierlenced canvassers enlarKltiK
portraits; leading western house; liberal
cotnmlcilon. Call Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons at 10H So. 11th St.
I iwi-2
WANTED, paper hangers, nnd wnll paper
cleaners to send 10c for sample "f the
"Hest Wall Paper Cleaner" on earth; If
samplo Irt s-vtlsfactory will I sell reclpo
for-$1.00. Address It. W. McDonald
Co.. No. 73 West Columbia St . Sprlng
( Held. OhljJ. H-MSU
nt:fltli:UMBN' . wanted. Steady work.
Twin City Tailoring Co., WW I-arnnm.
D 920
WANTED Young man for house and yanl
work. W. It. McCord, caro McCord-nrady
Co. H 91S I
WANTED, two bright young moil of good
address about IS or art years of age to
act as lloor walkers; those having expor -enco
preferred; salary W l-r week. Call
only between S nnd P nnd 5 nnd o clock.
Ask for Mr. iStone. People's Store
t 13 .IIJ-W
WANTED, first-class harness) rutter for
factory; must bo sober and well recom
mended; good steady position for compe
tent man. Addrens, stating wages wanted,
Patrick, Mastlck & Co. Wholesale Har
nosa and Saddlery, Portland. Ore
BOYS everywhere to distribute circulars,
samples; good pay. Iloyal Oum Co Chi-
caro. 111. 11-M92S3'
SALESMAN in every cltv of 3.00il to sell
lilirh.unule shoes to consumer. Carson
Shoe Co., Medina!) Temple. Ctilcago.
ill M927 3
w.t"i'un. nt one., six canvassers to work
In city or country, sulary. tOM to Jis.(i
H, 2Ul Pit. li ij o
AVAXTBD-KBMAI.B I1BI.P.
WANTED. 2W girls. 1521 Dodge.
Tel. S7.
C-K30
SO girls wanted. Canndlan olllco 1522 Douglas
flood cook and second girl; references re
UUlred. 202t Douglas St. C-758
OIKI, wanted to do liousework In small
family. 220S Ohio. u-mmi ;i
ron niiNT-iiorsBK.
IF YOP want your houses well rented placo
them wltn llenewa. .: t o. u ti,u
HOUSES, etc,
F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-63.1
HOUSES, ull kinds. .V. L. S. Nat l Ilk. Hldg.
D 031
FOR RENT To small family. 7-room cot
tage, in good, repair; city water Inside;
cistern; coal shed; 22nd and California
Sts., 2.t. Inquire at 607 N. 19th St. D-633
ALWAYS moving II. If. goiwls. Pianos.
Otllco 15111a Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or SO).
D C3G
HOUSES, stores. Hemls,
Paxton block.
I) -637
HOUSES for rent In all parts of Pie city.
Hre.nnan-Lovo Co., SCO So. 13lh street
D-63S
FIVE roooms. 2:121 South 16th St. D-K
CHRIS HOVER, 2123 Cuming. Tel. K 2652.
D-M597-A9
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores. Henry
H. Payne, m N. V. Life. 'Phono 1010.
D-C10
SIX-ROOM modern cottage,
will ple:x 2710 Parker.
near motor,
D 305
HOUSES nnd ll.its.
Rlngwnlt. Haiker Hlk.
D-GIl
MAOOARD Van & Storage. 1610 Capitol Avo
Tel. 1196. y i)-t!3
HOUSES to rent.
V. Life.
C. Patterson. 305 N.
D-till
iilri DODOE seven rooms,
hotel.
Inquire Shelton
D T04-2'
AND still renting? Not because you can
not buy. for homes are being sold every
day. If you aro Interested to know
moio about how and where, please call.
W. II. Russell. CIO N. Y. Life.
D-M912 3
FOR RENT small cottage, fl; store for
grorerv. etc , on very favorable terms
Apply 901 Douglas. D-9il-
N1NE-ROOM modern hcuse In good re.
pair. In walking distance. $.15. M ,1. K'en-
n.inl fi son, Suite 310, Hrown block.
D-M9.1)
nm iti:vr rriiMsiiED iioo.tis,
3 NICE rooms, housekeeping.
1112 S. Uth,
E-M902
ROOMS, modern.
S0 Harney St.
e-:io-a:
3 FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping for
man nnu wue; rent tnKen in ujaru. aw
N. 17th. E-3C0
3 FURNISHED rooms, with or without
board: strictly modern nouse; walking
distance. Aunress n -ji, nee. k-cm 3
FURNISHED rooms,
St. Mary's Ave
houivkemdng. 2023
E-M521 -A2I
TWO or three- furnlhed or unfurnished.
roomi tor ugnt nouecKceping. inixtcru
IU B. Uth et. &-MSII-;
ron itr.vr-rt ttMxtir.n iiooms.
r 17,
i it'll Isrue south r.xtn.
furnished or
conveniences
K-MiTS 7
iinfurnlshed. all modern
Imiulre nt 113 N. 25th St.
I'l IIMS:it IIDOMH AM) DO III).
TIIK Merrlum family hotel, 36th and DihIkp.
1- ui
TO 2 Kentlemen, In p-rlvrtto family. ?) Ht
Mary s Ave. K 015
JtOOM and board. 11 to $S. 1512 Davenport.
i- jn a-j
THK I'ltATT, desirable rooms; 'phono 15f2.
12 HO. 2BU1. 1113
HANDSO.MK imrlnr bedroom; other rooms;
gentlemen only; rates mmierate. -i ne itoi-e,
2ir.i) Harney. F-Ml9-A12
NICI-n.Y furnished room, good bonrd: next
nonr TUS oeorgla Ave. k aj
HOOMS and bonrd. 2013 Douglas. K-Ml
I'LHAHANT home for four adult In
strictly private family, one block from
H.insconi park. 1501 Georgia ave.
F-M5W
KIjKOANT front room with board. 19W
Copltol avenue. K-M93S 0
roil II 13 VI' I MTIt.VIMIIll) ItOOMV.
, 3 Oil I modern lor furnished), 'i block
from car line, facing Hnnscom Park. 23CI
Wool worth. 0-682
I'ou hunt vroiiBN am) orricBH.
KOFI ItBNT. store In llrst-class location,
rent reasonnme. Apply it. l. l'eters ,v
Co . ground tloor, Hee bldg. I 200
STOHB ItOOM, 11W3 I'arnam. Opp. old P. O.
1 tjtli
STOUB nOOM, 1106 Farnam. Opp. old P. O.
I-C39
W .TI2I) TO ItBNT,
Kl'ltNISHED lion so of eight or nine, rooms.
Must bo near cur line. B. 11. Terrlll. 2C9
Paxton block. K M91C S
WANTED, eight to ten-room furnished
cottage In good location by small family
whom we can recommpnd. W. I-'nrnam
Smith Sc Co , 1320 Farnam st. K-MMI fi
MO It. Mil
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouso Co., 012
911 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
017
Om. Van Stor. Co., lBtUfc Fnrn. Tel 1559. m.
r4S
WAM'HD 'I'O 111 V.
ALI, kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
In large, or small iituinlttlos. Chicago Fur
niture Co., HOii-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.
N-019
WILL purchnse a limited number of
Omaha Savings Hank accounts. Hrnnan
I.ovo Co., 309 So. 13th. N-C00
BNTEHPP.ISE 1-TIt. CO. pays high prices
for irooil household uoods. 102 So. 14th.
N M674 A 10
2D-HAND books for cash. Crane, 207 N. 10th
N
HOUSE to move. F. D. Wead. N-M531
Bl.IC teeth.
Bdholm, Jeweler, 107 N. 16th.
N-W7
PARTIES having secondhand bank coun
ters to dlnposo or please send description
and lowest llgure to J. W. Dolan, Indian
ola. Neb. N-921-7
OH SAM-IIOIISBH, VBIIICI.i:S, ETC.
TOP lU'OUY for sule, In good condition.
II W, Ut'K. i' .mi so
l'HAETONS, buggies, road wagons and
harness. Andersen Iiuggy Co.. Uor. istlt
and Davenport Sts. P-92G
FOH SALE chea-j for cash, second-hand,
largo two-seated carriage in good condi
tion. Address D 34, Hee. P M932 G
GOOD horse. 1121 N. 19th.
P-M929
I'OU SALE MISCRM.ANKOI'S.
CHEAPEST and best poultry nnd hog
fence. 9U1 Dougluu St.
Cl'TTEHS of drug prices, Sherman Mc
Connell Drug Co., Cor. 16lh and Dodgo
Q-G5.1
FOH SALE, ten H-I-P-A-N-S for 5 cents at
druggists. One gives relief. Q 061 Aiy
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1UG Farnam.
Q-055
H. HAAS, Florist, 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, cut llowers. boquets, hall, resi
dence, wedding and grave decorations.
Orders by mall or express promptly tilled.
Q-G56
NEW bicycle tires. J2.25, J2.50 and $3.(0.
Onnil secondhand wheels. $S. $10 and 112.
VJIIiaiUi IIU3 UIC UIIU V lUL UM .!.
IJ-C57
SAFBS.buy. sell. Schwartz, 114 8 13. Tel 1697
Q-M8SI A 14
CUT prices at A. B. Wylle's, 1513 Farnam,
Hermitage Hourbon. Guckenhelmcr Rye,
S years old; drink, 10c; Vi-Pt., 25c; pt., 50c;
qt., Jl; gal. sent C. O. D., $1.
' Q-M8S5 A14
HOUSE eloppcrs repairs; grind raiors
shears, clippers. A. I. Undelnnd. 1W8. 14.
Q-MS84 A 14
WIRE fence. Iddy, 1617 Howard. Tel. 1500.
Q 615 Ailg-9
GET our price on our pneumatic-tired blko
buggy with wood rims, bicycle spokes,
ball bearings; the latest out. onmna-Mi-cycle
Co., 16th and Chicago. Q-M746
FOR LEASE, good business corner lot, 30th
nnd Ames avenue. No saloon. Appiy
Flodm.in & Co., 1511 Capitol ave.
Q-M744 7
FOR SALE, S head good fresh cows. Call
afternoon, jester s yarn, zsm ami nun 01,
Q 752-2
OOOD stnblo manure
for hauling. 2720
t)-MKi) 5
Illiiliclo.
MISCRI.I.A.M'.Ol'S.
WE are all ready for business; largest lino
in city of 2d Hand household goon, r.u
terprlso Fur. Co.. 102 S. Uth. R-MC72-A10
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhand furnlturo
H stoves nt lowest pi ices, carman 101s or
less. Chicago Furniture- Co., 1 1045-10 Dodge.
R-659
FOR RENT, barn, at 202G St. Mary's Ave.
it uw
ci. viii vol Avrs.
MMB. CiYLMER genuine palmist. lGttj Dodgo
Wll
MRS. FRIT., clairvoyant, S12
N. 16th.
S-602
MRS. HILL. Dewey's friend. 7th daughter,
born with veil, fortune teller, locates hid
den treasure: ladled, ."'V; gents, $1. Read
ings by mall. 20O2 Cuming. Prof. Spiers,
magnetic healer faith cure. S 32S-A22
HI. H( TIIIC THE T1IEVT.
MRS. BERRY, electro magnetic treatment
and baths 119 N. 16th St.. 2d llo.ir. Op
posite P. O. T-519-Ap-2l
MMB. SMITH, room 2. ltSMi N, 15th; mag
netlc treatment and baths. T MSS.", 7
PERSONAL
VIAVI. woman's way to health. 310 Bee bldg
U-G6.I
MONHEIT.CHIROPODIST. IMS FARNAM.
Y'our hair shampooed, dressed 35c. Hair toi
let goods. Monhclt, 1518 Farnam. Tel.2.B3.
IT 072
L1EHBN, costumer. 1313 Howard. Get cata
logue, u oo
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before, & dur
ing confinement; b.ibiea adopted, 1136 N. 17.
U-G69
DR. ROY", chiropodist, corns and superflu
ous hair removed hy electricity. Room 12,
Frenzar Block. U-l
PLEATING and pleated fklrts of all kinds.
M. Goldman : Co., ztw uougias niori;.
U-.6S
PRIVATE home before and during conllne
ment. babies adopted. Mrs. Hurget. 1033
Decatur U-070
STAMPS for collectora: albums, rupplie.
Frailt flxown, K0j 3, Uth. U-671
I
i'i:uo i
KflTftlB cured, no knife, no pain, no
danger, fend fur clnulars. Kmplre Hup
turn Cure, :S N. Y l.'.fe lllilir , Omaha.
U-66T
CANCHIl critKl), no twin. Or. Henshaw.
lentinc sH-iallt, 616 N. 19th et.. Omaha.
U-M713-A10
II-' YOC suffer with your feet and desire
Immedlato or permanent relief call mi
I'rof. I.und, 311 Karbacli block. C-W.1-A17
M.MK. SMITH, mut;netlc treatment and
baths, nsifc North l&th, room 2.
U-51S-S
WAI,I I'AI'Ktt cleaned like new, reason
able. Heck & Co., 15204 Capitol ave. Tel.
2JJ3. IT-MSM 7
.mom: to mia ustati:.
PK1VATH money, ii, fi'j. 0 per cent; no de
lay, uarvin uros , ivia i-arnom. n-nn
1M11VATB money. 1'. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
bi I
WANTKD. city und farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. It. C. Peters fc Co., li
1'arnam St., Heo Hldg. S 6m
5 PER CENT money. Uemls, Paxton btnclt.
KIVB per cent fiirm loana.
llutuson.
Chas. B. Wll-W-677
MONEY to loan on llrst-claw Improved city
property or for building purposes. Payne
Knox Co., New York Life. ti,8
5. Ri.,, 0 per cent on Omaha, S. Omaha.
W. It. Thomas, Sot 1st Nat. bank. Tel. lfilil.
MONEY to loan at and 5! per cent on
Otnnha proiierty. V. H. Muikle, 101 S. l.dh.
W i9
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Hrennan-Lovu Co., 309 So. 13th.
W 90
LOAN'S on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 5 per cent. Uorrowers
can pay iW or any multiple. Any in
tercst date. No delay. llretinan-I.ovo Co.
.109 South 13th Htreet, Omaha, Neb.
Y )1
il.OW anil Howard to loan on Imprjved city
property and farms. V. Farnam Smith
Co., 1320 Farnam. 09.
I HAVE for sale a few choice Omaha city
loans nt 6 per cent. C. A. Starr. 721 N. .
I,tfo Hldg. W -MS79 3
.MO.VBV TO l,OA CHATTELS.
LOANS made salaried people on personal
note without security; rat"S reasvnsble.
J. W. Tayloe, 21S First Nat l bank. 12 to ti
p. m. -v w
MONEY" liwns on furniture, rigs, bicycles
diamonds, watches, etc.: payment un
known to friends. Omaha Ujai Hank.llltt
Farnam. upstairs. X ay
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent position on their own
naino without endorser or mortgage.
ST HI CM LY CONFIDENTIAL and LOW
EST HATES. No Inquiries mnde of em
ployer or frlendP. You can borrow any
amount und repay on easy weekly of
monthly payments Heforo borrowing see
us. OMAHA CHEDIT CO., suite 625-52U
N. Y. Life Hldg. X-C37
MONEY TO LOAN ON
HOl'SBHOLD Fl'RNITl'HB. PIANOS,
diamonds, watches, on easy payments, un
known to others; you keep the goods, each
payment lewena tho cost of tho loan; no
c-hargo for paper." and wo make no In
quiries of your neighbors. HBHC.EHS'
LOAN CO., 1601 Farnum, over 11. & M.,
ticket office. X COS
SALARY loans after working hours. If
you want cheap money address II G7, Hee.
X-S20-AU
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concerns
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 70S N. Y. L. Hldg.
X-701
MONEY" to loan on furniture, piano,
horses, cows, utc. J. W. Tayloe, 21S First
National bonk building; 12 to G p. m.
X-702
AlONBV loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, otc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13.
X-700
LOWEST RATES, QUICKEST SERVICE.
We loan on furniture, pianos, warehouse
receipts, llvo stock, etc. Y'ou have tho
nso of both tho property and the money.
Y'ou may pay the loan back In one month
or keep It longer and pay for It only what
tlmo you keep It. No expense for papers
and nothing kept out of the nmotint bor
rowed. OMAHA MORTOAGE LOAN CO..
(Established mi). 300 South 16th St.
X 922
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green R. 8, Darker hlk
X-703
MONEY ADVANCED FOR
SALARIES.
Solaried employes of good character can
ootain accommodation at mucn less cost
nnri nmli.irrnt.munt thnn li'ia lioriilnfn.i.
1 Leen possible by npplylng to American
1 in,,,, f'n nnm rir., td.iir -v-sir.
iMONBY
LOANED TO
SALARIED
PEOPLE
on their own name. In amount from JlaOO
up. A comparison of our rates with others
is all we ask. as we aro positive that
ours aro tho lowest in the city. Remember
that we are the only loan company giving
you the privilege of puying your loan ALL
or In PART at nny TIME and thoreby stop,
ping tho cost. Business conlldential. Treat
ment courteous.
OMAHA MORTGAGE I DAN CO..
Tel. 2295. Room 119, Hoard of Trade Hldg.
X-M931
III SI.M1SS CIIAM'ES.
GROCERY stock, splendid location, well
established trade; as a business propo
sition will pay to Investigate. Address
C 20, Hee. Y M160 A17
FOR SALE, .a smnll steam browery with
mnlthouse, in eastern Nebraska, in excel
lent condition, with good location: must
retire on account of ill health. Fur fur
ther particulars call on or address F. W.
Platz. Schuyler. Neb. Y-.M260 A20
FOR SALE, one of the oldest Jewelry
stores In Omaha, nt a great bargain. Ad
dress D 33, Hee, Y MSS9 3
TUB NEW SNOW CirURCII CO., gives
strict attention to ull elas-M-p of 1 ollcc-
Hons. 41)1-2-3-1-5 N. X. Life Bids.
Y 737
FOR SALE, drug store or half Interest in
same; doing good business and located
In 0110 of tho best towns In Nebraska.
For particular address Frunk Nedela,
Crete. Neb. Y'-M750
For raciiaxui:
FOR TRADE. $0 500 modern well located
residence on paved street for good farm.
W. II. Green. 401 N. Y. Life Bids.
7.-MS2S-I
FOH S A l,i; HEAL ESTATE.
PAYNE-KNOX CO. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS. STORES,
for RENT. First lloor. N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-701
CHOICEST TRACKAGE PROPERTY ON
THE MARKET. S. E. comer 16th and
Izard; half block, 132x264; heart of the
city; for prlco and terms see George G.
Wallace, Brown Hlk.. sole agent.
RE-705
HENRY B. PAYNE, Wl N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
Real Estate. Rentuls, 'Loans, Insurance.
RE-700
IF YOU have a bargain lo offer In real
estate see S. A. Broadwell, &d N V. Life.
RB-707
HOUSES. lots, farms, lands, loans; also tile
Insurance. Bemls, Paxton hlk. RE 7n
FOR QUICK returns on bargains only t-ee
S. A. Broadwell, 501 N. Y. Life Bldg.
RB-709
A BARGAIN, four acres, loth und Pnclilc,
two blocks from car line, on belt rail
road, $2,51"); easy terms. McCague In
vestment Co., 1500 Dodge. RE 710
4 . - - ...
BARGAINS. Chris Boyer. 2123 Cuming.
Tel. K-2G52. RE-.M5!S A9
HOUJ1C3, farms. R. C. Patteri-on, 305 N V U
RB-711
SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johiifon Co.. 311 S. 15th St, RE-712
GOOD-BYE! I am going to Chicago. My
residence nt 2117 Wirt is going to be sold
for what It will hrlng. opened dully for
Inspection, make your offer, Incumbrance.
G.(n). 5 years, 5 per cent. J J Gibson,
506 First National Bank Bide. r
HE M5S5 A1J
ron mm: hum. i:h i-ati:.
COHNKIl. WxTS feet, with two cottages,
close In. early rental, MflO; price. jn.RdO
Wxt3I feet, sightly corner down town, cheap
at tin,Mi
Houses and lots from f0 to M6,(io
l-'Hrm lands near Omaha from MTV to J")
per acre
rive (5l per cent money to loan on Rtll-edge
! property and farms.
joiin n. rm:N.i;it. ot'i'. old t. o
llB-MSin
I'KOI'KUTY that wan offered you last
week has btt-n solil. but other eipinltv
good home are still to bo hud. Will
you come In? W. 11. Huspell. real estate, !
rental. Insurance. CK, N. Y. Ufp. ,
HE-M918 3
CHBAI homes on monthly payments. In
surance. Money to loan. O. li. Ttirklng
ton. C tlee llldg HB-9-
roil SAIjB. trade or rent at a bargain:
Threo acred tine garden land with build
ings; n'panigus btils, hothouse, etc.. four
mllos from pcstofflcp, ilrs. K. (1. L'rlau,
970 N. 25th Ave. UB-gia-.V
HAUC.AINS. April 2 nnd 3. 1W.
c. v. HAimtsoN & ai:o. t. mohton,
PI3 N. Y. 1,1 FB TEL. 311 OK 2fll2-F.
? S. 17th street. 9 rooms, 75
feet, east front, good barn, all, J2.200.
S-room house, 2517 South 32nd street (not
avenue), 101 feet on boulevard, J2.20O.
S-room house, W feet, ground ileur St.
Mary's nvenuo church, asphalt street. J5...
SPBCIAI-S rooms, Oeorgla Ave.-ASK CS.
ItE-911-2
CHEAP garden land and 5 acres near
Omaha, only J725. Hicks. 325 Hoard Trade
UE-.M937 P
Alt'TIOX.
THE best and largest amount of furniture t
ever offered to the public will be sold at
....l.llr. ,.,,. tint, to th hlt?llftt lll.lili.r rn
Wednesday and Thursday, April 4 and G.
1900. The entire contents of the Kirkwoo.l
family hotel .situated at 200 ami 211 N
isth street. consNtlng of Windsor, com- i
bluation, Hrunswlck And mantle folding
beds. Iron beds, oak bedroom suites, side- i
boards, extension tables, dining room
chairs, rockers, parlor furniture, maliog
iiiiv and nntlaui- mahogany furniture,
cafpetf. rugs, bedding, draperies, llhcs
and cooking utensils, etc. Sale to com
mence nt 10 a. in. sharp ouch day. Tho
Omaha Auction Co. S91 I
I'l ll.MTl ltB HKPAIIUAfS.
OLOllB Couch Co., 1519 Ix-uVth.
Tel. 2529
5VS
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, feather
renovating. Tel. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111
Cuming St. 713
Mattress upholstering, finishing, carpentry
Omaha Cabinet Shop, 1600 Cns. Tel. 21Si.
-930- Al 6
Ll'NDBEN. upholstering, cabinet-making.
reflnlshliiE; mattresses made over. 1521
Leavenworth. 292 May21
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 515 N Y.
Life. Hldg.: Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles
dept.; Old. B. Johnson, Osteopathia, mgr.
-714
M. E. DONOHl'E. D. O., of Still school.
Kirksvllle, Mo., 604 Paxton Hlk. Tel. l.W.
-715
A. T. Hl'NT.osteopath; nil chronic diseases;
"results tell." 305 Karbach Hlk. Tel. 2352.
-716
SIIOHTIIAM) A XI) TVPEWlHTl.Vfi.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
AT OMAHA Hus. College, 16th Douglas
-72S
nOY'LKS college, court reporter principal
Hee Hldg -729
NEBRASKA Huslness and Shorthand col
lege. Hoyd's theater. 730
TVPEVIUT!5K.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. $1 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co., 162T,
Farnam St. Telephone 12S4. 719
REMINGTON Standard Typewriter and
supplies. 1619 Farnam. -720
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand, 1116 Farnam.
-721
MEDICAL,
LADIES out of health Ilnd prompt relief.
Hox 232, Omaha, Neb. Conlldential
-M573 A27
LADIES. Chichester's English Pennyroyal
pills are the hest: safe, reliable; take p..
other: send 4c. stamps, for particulars,
"Relief for Ladlpg," In letter by return
mall; at druggists. Chichester Chemical
Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
iiicvci.r.s.
IN order to reilce stock we will sell for a
short 'tlmo only second-hand bloycles at
one-half price; good wheels, $3.00 to $15 00.
Flescher, 1622 Capitol Ave. 717
Enameled. $2 up. Bicycle Hospital, 711 N. 10.
-71 S
Repaired, 24 & Charles; tires, $1.75. Tel. 2327.
-917 May !
HOTELS.
METROPOLITAN. European, 12th A- Doug
las; lowest rates. Wm. Barr, Mgr. Tel. 211.
M-67G
THURSTON, 15 & Jackson; American &
European. Newly rellttod. Prices inod'r'te
F M74I-
LOCKSMITHS.
KEYS fitted, locks repaired, by B. W
Schneider, at Townsend Gun Co. Tel. 870.
-M620 A 2i
C. R. HEFLIN. expert locksmith nnd model
maker. 307 South 16th St. 'Phone 2022
-9'JI -
AI'CTIO.MIEItS.
OMAHA AUCTION CO. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 520 N. Pith St. Telephone 2IfiA
-M732
MlllltOlt 1'ACTOItV.
OLD mlrrnri resllvered: new ones to order
country orders promptly lllled, 70s x in
S71 A 13
AV VTEH FILTERS.
STANDARD" Water Filters, all kinds of
lllter supplies. Tel. 3(. 1507 Hnrnoy SI
-Ms 13 A31
MClvEL ri,TIG,
CYCLE PARTS, all kinds plating.
Fluting Co., Hee Bldg. Tel 2535.
Omah.i
72G
Till MC FACTOR V.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit, eases Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Factory, 1201) Farnnm
rriiMTi hi: pacicixg.
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511'j Fnrn. Tel. 15T.9, sra
-72.1
ST( E II El V HIS.
GASOLINE stoves cleaned.
Kfll-3 N. 16th
-M35I
lilt I'.SS.M AN
IN families. Miss Sturdy.
210 Davenport
-S79 A13
L A I. A 1)11 Y.
OMAHA STEAM LAUNDRY AND CITY
TOWEL SUPPLY. 1750 Leavenw'h. Tel F4I
7l
PLBATIMi.
ACCORDION pleating, ivory-rim button-'.
Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17th & Farnam. R 1-11.
-600 A20
IIIUCK SIDEWALK,
7'tC FOOT. If ordered early you can save
niuncy. John McCowan, b) 8. 2sth st
-M5I4 A 16
I.OM'.
8THAYK.li ,.r stolen, a small tll.g p ig
dug. blind In right e,- iml b.i- a ri .1
rihbn on mik, an.iHrs tin n iini of
Midget Kln.ler please return t. l.li
1kurIiis iin.l receive liberal rewar I
l.st 915 -2
I) ( IM! St IIOOI,.
LAST term, lust i han c Mornn.1 . t."th anil
llaim . lulult.- Tue-xlit) and l'rMa . hll
dren Snturhns, assemblies YVcdmsday
and Saturday. - 31 A-J
A l'i:il-l'() IIOHIIOW.
$5oi) on clear 1'arnam st lot. near 3sth. nt
i 6 ,icr cent, no agents .'.fl I' S Hank Hldg
Ms-71 3
iininx vsi) Ttm:itM.
STOCK S Hlrd store.
1C03 Leavenworth.
-25
stvmmhium; ami stiti'iiiiimi.
Cl'KBD. Julia Vaughan. 43-) Hamge Hldg.
711
P W Ml it ok i: IIS.
E."'t.i: Loan ntllce. reliable, nccnnunodat
tug all business cnniltlcutlul. 1301 Douglas.
-733
SUES & CO.
I'utont Lawyers
Uca Klilfj., Oiunha.
Tel 10-23. Advlco froo,
It VII, W IV TIME TAIII.BS.
ILLINOIS CKNTItAL
Itallroad. City Ticket otllce,
1402 Farnnm street. Tole
inon 245. Depot, Tcntn
and Muson streets.
Leave.
Arrive,
a 4:05 pm
a 8:15 am
Chicago Express
Chlcngo Limited
Minneapolis nnd
t'aul Exprc?s
Minneapolis and
a 12:10 pm
a 7:35 pm
St.
b 7:00 am b
St."
9:40 pm
8:15 am
Paul Limited
a 7:35 pm a
Fort Dodge Local
from Co Uluffs ....
b 4:39 pm b 10:15 am
a Dolly b Dally except Sundays.
KWS'
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road -Omaha, Kansas city
&. Eastern Railroad "Tho
yutney Route" Tlckot Of
fice. 1415 Fnrnam Street.
Telephone. 322. Depot, Tenth
nnd Mnrcy Streets. Telo.
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Cannon Hall
a 5:05 nm a 7:55 am
St. Louis
Express
Kausan City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a uuuy
MISSOlTUI PACIFIC RAIL
rund (Jcneral Olllccs and
TI. kot Othco Southoast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sts.
Telephone, 104. Depot, 15th
nnd Webster Sts, Telephone,
1433.
Leave. Arrive.
St. IxjuK Kansas &
Neb. Limited a 2:30 nm al2:&5 Dm
K. C -St L. Express a 9:50 pm a 5:50 am
Nebraska Iocai la
Weeping Water b 5:03om a 9:45 am
a Dally, b Dally except hunday
CIIICAOO, MILWAUKEE &
St Paul uaiiway city
Ticket Olllce, 1504 Farnnm
Street. Telcphono 2i4. Depot,
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone C29.
Leave. Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex.. .a 7:35 pm a 8:05 am
Chlcngo Ji Omaha Ex bll:00 um b 3:55 pm
Sioux City and Des
Moines Expross hlDOOam b 3:55 Dm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. S7 PAUL,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "Tho North.
western Line" General
unices. Nebraska Dlvl
slon, 15th and Webster
Sts Cltv Ticket Otllce.
1101 Tarnum St. Telephone 561. Depot, 15th
unu i cosher cub.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.. .a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Passengei ull;20 am
eioux c uy i in or 1 11-
east Nebraska a 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sundar.
SIOUX CITY" & PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
wstcrn Line" General
otltces, united States
National Hank Dutldlng,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
nnil Farnam Sts. Ticket
umoe, iwi Farnam St. Telephone 661. De
pot, Tenth & Mason SU. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express a 6:55 am al0:50 pm
Twin City I Imlted a 7:20 pm a d:15 am
Sioux Cltv Local a 8:00 am u 4:20 pm
a Dally
FREMONT. BLKHORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
"The Northwestern Lino"
Gsnernl Otllces, United
States Nutlonal Bk. Hldg..
9 W, Corner Twelfth
anil !,imnm Kta Tlr.l,f
Office, 1401 Farnnm St. Telcphono 661. De
pot, 15th and Webstar Sts. Telephone 1458.
Leave. Arrive.
lllnck IIIIIs, Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, Duvid
City. Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward ...b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
Lincoln, Wnhoo und
Fremont b 7:30 am M0:25 am
Fremont Local c 7:20 m
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
daj only d Dally except Saturday.
Dally except Mondav.
CHICAGO & NORTH,
western Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Olllce. 1401
Farn..m Streot. Tele
phone 661. Depot, Tenth
noil M.isnn RlrnAlu Tnin
phonr. C29. Leave. Arrive.
uuyiigni Chicago ope-
clal a 7:00 am all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pin alO.10 am
! Eastern Express. Des
Moines, Marshalltown,
Cedir Rapids and Chi
cago aiv;as am a :x pm
Enstcrn Llnvted, Chi
cago and Kas a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Mall, 1 hi. ago to
Omaha a 2:45 pm
Omahn-r hi. ago Special. a 7:30 pm a 8:00 am
Fast Mall... a 8:30 aro
a Dally.
I BURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Rnllroad-
"The Burlington Route"
General Olllees, N. W.
Corner Tenth nnd Farnam
Sts. Ticket otllce. 1502 Far
nam street. Telephone. 250.
Denot. Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele
phone, 128, Leave. Arrive,
l.lorntr. Itmllnirs and
McC'ibk a 8:10 am a 7:23 pm
Lircoln Deiver Coto-
I rado, Utah, Calif ornla. a 4:25 pm a 3:00pm
' Lincoln. Bla K tuns,
I Moni.ini & I'UEet
! Sounii a 4:25 pm H 3:00 pm
Lincoln I" i, . ...o7:00p.n n!0:35 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm al0:85 am
Efnver Col'.rado Utah
& fiioforoia al2:3S am
a Dally ti uaiiy exceot sunaay.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
A Quiccy Railroad "The
Hurungton itouto Ticket
imee. 1502 rnmam St.
Tel.. 250. DoDOt. Tenth A
Mason Streets. Telephone.
1 na '
1 1 'I V 1 ArHua
Chicago Special nl2:33 am
Duy-lght lOxi.ress ..riTSnm
Chicago Vestibulcd Ex..n 4.00 pm a 7:46 am
Chicago Local Exnress.a S:G0 nm a 4:U nm
' Chicago Limited a 7:30 pm a 7:16 am
Pacltlt Jun. ton Local. al0:4.r, nr..
cast .Man
a 2:45 pm
a Daily
Kansas city. st. jo
f.-,h & Council Bluffs
Railroad "The Burling-
on uuuie iienet uince,
02 l-'arnum Street Tele.
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
a.id .Mason tstreow. Tele
phono. 12?.
Leave.
Daj Ex . .a 8.50 um
Arrive
Kansas
a 6 17 pm
a C:li am
all:H aro
Kantus Clt Night Ex al0:15 pm
I St Louis Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Loula..a 4:55 pm
IV' A II A II II RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllce. 1504 Farnam
aireei. jeiepnone yjs. nt
pot. Tenth and Marcy
Leave. Arrive
Exjireis
r. Dally
a C:05 pm a 7.55 am
61. Louts "Cannon Ball"
MHW'ttE!
!:
ItULWAY TIMi: TAIll.BS,
CHiCAtJO. HOCIv ISL.
and tt Pactllc ItAllr.u
"The Oreat Hock Isl
and P.oute.' City Tick
et Odlce. 1123 Farnnm
Street Telephone 42S
Depot, Tenth A Mason
Streets. Telephone, 619
Leave. At rive.
be s Moines and Daven
port Local a 7:05 Am bll :35 am
Chtutgo Express bll:15 ivm a S:10 am
l ago Past Lxprei. a S.dl pm a 1:23 pm
St. Paul Express n 6:00 pm bll:35 ura
Lincoln, Colorado 3pgs.,
Denvur. Pueblo and
We; a 1:25 pm 4:25 pm
Dcs Moines. Hock Isl
and and Chicago.. 7:25 pm a 5 50 pm
C-durado .4 Texus Flyer. a 5 56pm a 9 20 am
a D.ilh b Dally exceut duudav
UNION PACIFIC "THRO V Ell
land Iloute" Onner.il Offices, '
N B. Cor Ninth nnd Farnm ' i
Streets City Ticket Otllce, UiU
Farnam Street. Telephone Sit.
Depot, Tenth and Mason
Btreets. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive
Tho Overland Limited a S:20 am n 7:20 pm
Tho Fnst Mali . .a 8:50 am a 3.25 pm
Tho Colorndo Special ..all:35 pm a 6:G0 am
Tho Portland Special, .a 8:20 am a ( 35 11111
Lincoln, tieatrice and
Stromsburg Express.. b 4 10 pm bl2:25 pm
Pacific Express a 4.25 pm a 6-50 am
Grand Ilund laical. ...b5:3i)pm b 8:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunda.
STEAMSHIPS,
ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMERS
....... . .... . . . . .
1 OIll, GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY
l'.thlopa Noon, April 7 ,
Alll'hiiria Noon. Anrll "1 '
City of Rome Noon. May 5 1
Astoria
June 9. July II, August IS
Ity of Rome June 2. June 30
1-urticsMiu .May 19. June 23. Juh 25
RATES QUOTED TO PARIS DIRECT.
Or with tour cmlirm-linr Mi-ntlnml I'm..
land and Ireland. Herths must be reserved
how for best accommodations. Apply to
uny of our local agents or
I1K.NDEKHON BROTHERS.
170 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago. III.
posTorrici; mitick.
(Should be read DAILY' by all Interested.
as iiangcs may occur nt any time.)
i-ori-ign mans ror tno week ending April
lim. will close lI'ROMPTLY In nil
c.isi-. at the General Postoffk'e as follows:
PARCELS POST MA .H cose one hour
earlier than closing time shown below.
Parcels Post MuIIm for Oerni.-iti v i-l.w.. .it
6 p. m. Monday and Wednesday.
Trans-Atlantic .tlnlls.
TUESDAY' At 7 a. 111. for EUROPE, per
a. s. Smile-, via Cherbourg, Southampton
and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY At 7 a. m. (supplementary
9 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. St. Paul',
Via Southampton; at 9 a. 111 (supplc
mentarv 10:3u a. in ) for EUROPE, per
s. s. Germanic, via Queenstown: at lo.30
a m. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s.
Frlcrtlatid. via Antwerp (mall must be
directed "ner s. s. FHeshind"!.
THURSDAY At 6:30 a. in. for EUROPE.
per s. s. Allguste Victoria, Ma Pl.wnnut.l.
Cherbourg and Hamburg (mall for France,
Switzerland, Italy. Spain, Portugal Turk
Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal. Tur
key, Egypt and British India must bo
directed "per s. s. Augusto Victoria");
at 6::w iu tn. for FRANCE, SWITZER
LAND. I' PA LY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL,
TURKEY, EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA,
per s. s. La. Bfetani,e, via Havre (mall
for other parts of Europe, nuift Ih di
rected "per s. s. L.i Brelange"); at 11
a. tn., for AZORES ISLANDS direct, per
t. s. Peninsular.
SATURDAY-At S a. m. for NETHER
LANDS, per s. s. Rotterdam, via Rotter
dam (mall must be directed "per s. s.
Rotterdam"); at S:30 a. m. (supplement
ary 10 a. in.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Lu-VJ,1.".1'.1.-.
vla Queenstown; at 9 a. m. for
IIALY. per p. s. Ems, via Naples (mall
must be directed "per s. s. Ems"); at lo
a in. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s.
I-.thoiiia, via Glasgow (mall must be di
looted "per s. s. fethopiu").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. - German
steamers sailing on Tuesdays take printed
matter, etc., for Germany, aim specially
addressed printed matter, etc , for other
parts of Europe. American and Whlto
Stnr steamers on Wednesdays, German
and Frtiii h steatnern on Thursdays and
lununi uuu uerman steamers on Satur
days tako printed matter, etc., for all
countries for which they aro advertised
to carry mat',.
After the closing of the supplementary
Trans-Atlantic malls named above, addi
tional supplementary malls are opened on
the piers of tho American, English, French
and German steamers, and remain open
until within ten minutes of the hour of
bulling of steamer.
Mulls for South and Cenlrnl Anierlcn,
West Iodic. Utc.
TUESDAY At 10 a. tn. for 1NAGUA,
CAPE HAITI und PORT DE PAIX, per
s. s. Auier (man ror inner parts of Haiti
must bo directed "per s. s, Adler' '); at 9
a. m. for JAMAICA, per h. s. Admiral
FarrnKllt. from Boston.
WEDNESDAY-At 2:30 a. in. from
NAbSAl , N. P., per rteami-r fiom Mi
ami. Flu : at 9:30 a. in. (supplementary
Hl:30 a. tn.) for CENTRAL AMERICA
(except Costa Rica) and SOUTH PA
CIFIC PORTS, per s. s. Athos. via Colon
(mail for Guatemala must be directed
"Vf,r Athos"); at 10:30 a. m. for
PUERTO RICO, per U. S. Transport, via
San Juan; nt 10:30 a. ill. for HAIl'l, per
H. s. Prlns Wm. IV. (mall for Curacao,
rr.nldad, Venezuela, British and Dutch
(.ulana must bo directed "per t s. Prlns
'"!. 1V "; at 1 ! In- for CUBA. YUCA-LSAyu'l:cnii-
TABASCO and CHI
APAS, per s. s. Seguraticu, via llnvunn
ond Progreso (mall for other parts or
-Mexico must bo directed "per s. s. Scg
urunea"); at 1 p m. for MEXICO, por
s Matunzns, via Tamidco (mull must
:' '"?'' " H.-r s. s. .Matanzas")
THURSDAY At 10 a. in. for BRAZIL dl-
i-i uuu i.rt ni,l COUNTRIES, per
s. s. Hove Hus, via Pernambuco, B.mla
and Rio de Janeiro (mall for North
Brazil must be directed "per h. s. llev.
llus ); at 10 n in. (supplementary 10 :v
n m.) for BERMUDA, per s. s. Orin.jc ,
at it p m. for JAMAICA, per s. h. Ad
miral Sninnson from Hiwm,,
FRIDAY At 1 p. in. (sunnlementnrv 1 "n n
I?'vf0iri?,'!.'.,f,,?i?,,,SIjA;ND IJOMINL
CAN REPUBLIC onr u , -i,r,.,i,..,.
SAnT,lU')AV,At, 10 "It. 'supplementary
iv.ov, 11. hi. nn- ! un ri'c; INLAND.
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTHA
! .A,ni'cr H' H' . A'lt'Hhany (mall for
v?is , Rl'.',1 ninst l"' directed "per s. s.
In..,,. Kl,,"J .'.v..'"- iHiiPPiementary
7"" ":. ln;J J?r..''AITI- I"r Alps; nt
ii 11. in. ior 1. 1 11 a, per s. s. .Mexico via
Havuna: at 11 11. m. isiintil.inei.r.. 11 .,,!
il-'n1?-'.', f?-ri-Ai'SAr' N' V.' 11,111 SAN-
. .:; .,'.S1,,.,A.' !,...H...' Wash -
Ington; at 11 11. m.
?. .pieu ei ury 11. :io
11 .in.) for PUERTO RICO, (via San Juan)
CURACAO. VENEZUELA. SAVANILLA
and CARTII AOBNA, ner s s. CaraV'i
at 11 a. in. for YUCATAN, per s s Tnr-
!",' o-'y.ci i.-J11,,1- '"' fr,r l'A PLATA
COI NTRIES direct, ner m u U'.,u,i,ii
SUNDAY-At 2:3i) n in for NASSAU. N
i'.. per steuiner from Miami, Fin.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnd thenco by steamer, close at
w L..i?.,,i..r-, n'e"n.neotl"B
Saturday). Malls for Mlmi.dnn '.J .lii "III
Boston, and thence I
iiv iirenmar r n.-
this olllce ilnl.y at S:30 p. m. Malls for
thtcVy.Varneclor
dally (except Monday) at 7 a m (tho
cuoneciuig cinses art .,n hundav. Wed-
nesuay nun i-riuay) Malls f.ir Cuba, by
rail to Miami, Fli-., nnd thence by steamer,
viupu ui lion oiiicu every .Monday, Tucs-
day and Saturday at 2:30 a rn. (tho con
necting closes nre on Tuesday and Satur
day 1 Malls for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, close nt this ofllcc doily at 2 30
a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Mnlls for Costn Rica
Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orleans, nnd thenco bv
steamer, close nt this onice dally at 3
p. in. iconneciing closes Hero Tuesdays
for Costa Rica and Mondays for B.-iize
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala) Reals,
wren man closes ai 0 p. m previous day.
Registered mall closes at ti p. m. second
day befors.
TrmiK-Pnc llto Mulls.
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China and the
Philippine Islands, via San Fran
cisco, close here dally at K.3n p. rn. up
to April 2d, Inclusive, for dispatch per
s. s. China. Mnlls for Chlnn and Japan,
via Vancouver, close here dally ut (,.30
p. in. up to April loth, Inclusive, for
dispatch per s s. Empress of Japan (reg
istered mall must ho directed "vlu Van
couver"). Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan
uuu j iiiiippiin iniiiniiH, via nun rrnucisio
cjiise liero dally at 0.30 11. m. 1111 to Anrli
-"i-iii. inclusive, ior oiNoiucn per s
dlsiin
Doric. Malls for Australia (except West
Ausiraiiii . ,m-' '.euiuhfi, Hawaii, FIJI
nnd Samoan Islands, via San Francisco,
close here dally at 0:30 p. m. after
March "Mist 11 ml up to April lith.
Inclusive, or on day of arrival of
s s Campania, due at New York
April llth, for dlpati-h per s. s. Mounn.
Mails for China. Japan and Philippine In
lands, via Tacoma. close hern dally at
0 30 p 111 ui) 1., April '18th for dis
patch per s Goodwin Mulls for ''hir.i
nnd Japan aid Philippine IslunUs. via
Seattle lose hero dally at 0 :o p m
up to April '"19th for dispatch per b. a.
I'os rorricB mitk i:
Itlojun Mitru ireglstereil letter must be
directed "via Seattle 1 MhIIs for llH. II
Ma Sun Franc Isce. dose here dally at :
p tu up tn April 27th. Inclusive. r
dlpntcli per s s Australia. Mails for
Atistrnlla icxcept West Austrnlln. which
goes ilii Europe, and New .ealanil, which
goes ln San Franclscoi, Hawaii and Fl.ll
Islands, via Vancouver, close here daltv
at tii.ti) p m. up to April 2th. InOlusHe,
for dispatch per s. s. Mlowera.
Transpacific malls are forwarded to pott
of sailing dally and tho schedule of clos
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Heglstered mall closes at 6 p. m. pre
vious dav.
Potolllce, New York. N Y , March 20. 1900.
COHNELU'S VAN COTT. Postmaster.
(iovBitx.MB.NT xvnen
ROPOSAI-S FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Dffiiartment of the Interior. Olllce of In
dian Affairs, Washington. D C . March 20,
1XI -Sealed proposals, Indorsed "Proposals
for beef, Hour, etc ." as the case may
be, and directed lo the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, 215 Johnson street. Chi
cago, III , will bo received until 1 o'clock
p m. of Tuesday, April 17, 19n. for fur
nlshlns for tho Indian Service beef. Hour,
bacon, beans, coffee, sugar, rice, tea and
other articles of subsistence, also for boots
and shoe,", groceries, soap, baking powder,
crockerv. agricultural Implements, paints,
oils, g'lass. tinware, wagons, harncis,
leather, shoo llndlngs, saddlery, etc.. hard
ware, school and medical supplies, nnd :v
long UsU of miscellaneous articles. Sealed
proposals, Indorsed "Proposals for blnn
Unt. vv.nnl.Mi and cotton goods, clothing.
,( - . im im, 1 .in, nm..
tie. nun directed
in ih Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
v tt mid To Wooster street. New Y'ork
111 i. . .I.-... I M 1 'r,l,i,.U 1, ,,,
r Tueninv. Mav 15. 19i. for furnishing for
ii,!, Indian Service blankets, woolen and
cotton goods, clothing, notions, hats aiu.
caps. Bids must lie made out on govern
tnent blanks. Schedules giving nil neces
sary Information for bidders will be fur
nished on application to the Indian Of
llce, Washington, D. C: Nos. 77 and 79
Woorter street, New York City, or 835
Johnson street, Chicago. 111.; the Commls
sarles of Subsistence, U. S A , at Chey
enne. Leavenworth. Omhii St. tsiuls, St.
Paul and San Francisco, the postmasters
at Sioux City. Yankton. Arkansas City.
Caldwell. Topcko. Wichita and Tucson.
RUN will be opened al tho hour and days
above stated, and bidders are Invited tn
be present at the opening. The Depart -ment
reserves the right to determine the
point of delivery nnd to relert uny nnd
all bids, or any part or any bid.
V. A. JONES, Commissioner.
M2G to A16M
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFtCB
otnaha, Neb.. Marc'i 31. 1900. Sealed pro
posals, subject to the usual conditions,
will be received here until 2 o'clock p. m.
April II. U. and then opened. In the pres.
en.-e of attending bidders, for delivery nt
such places as may be designated, of forty
live (15) artillery horses. U. S. reserves
the right to reject any or an proposals, or
any part thereof. Blank forms for bid
ding and circular giving full Information
and requirements will Ih- furnished on ap
plication to this olllce. Envelopes contain
ing proposals rhould bo marked "Proposal
for Artlllerv Horses," and addressed to
F. 11. HATHAWAY', Major and Q. M..
Chief Q. M. A2.3.M10fc!!M
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION-OF-tlco
of Chief Q. M , St. Paul. Minn.. April
;t 19.) Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will
bo received at this olllce. until 11 o'clock
a. 111., Mav 1. 19ii. and opened then for tho
construction of a bakery at Fort Meade,
S. D. Plans and speclftt ntlons 'nay be
seen and blank proposals with full Instruc
tions had upon application here, or to
the quartermaster, Fort Meade. S. D.
United States icseivcs the right to accept
or reject nnv or all proposal", or nny part
thereof -Geo. E. Pond, C. Q. M.
A2-dlt&2S-30
INSANE S0LDIER A DESERTER
Esi-npes from 11 Plillliipliies llospltnl
mill IteiK-ln-n Hour Koiik lt--lio
r In nt St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 2 Alf W. Mllor who.
by IiIh ortii confctfllon Is n deserter from
tho United States army, walked Into the re
cruiting olllco cf Captain Davis In the old
federal building today.
Miller, who Is 22 years old, enliste! In
March, 1S99. Ills home he said was In Fort
P.mlth, Ark., where his mother now lives.
Ho sald ho was nent to the Philippines with
company K. Fourteenth Infantry, where ho
served elx months. Ho said that the ex
pcfuru and hardship set him Insane- and
that ho wus sent to the hospital last Sep
tember. After two months there he de
serted while still under the Influence of his
disorder and when he turned up sane he was
In Hong Kong.
There ho recovered his senses and was as
tonlMhed to find himself away from tho army.
Ho talked nbout going back to tho service,
but 3ome friends that he made told him that
ho would bo severely punished cvmi for un
conscious desertion nnd advised him to get
hemo tn tho United States, whero ho would
not bo molested.
Mllor shipped from Hong Kjiik to New
Y'ork by way of tho Cape of flood Hope and
St. Helena on nn oil boat and landed at
Slnten Island. Mllor's story waa credited by
Captain Davit, who ordcrnl him examined.
Ho will hold the man until ho henro from
tho adjutant general's office.
J. I. Carson. Prothonotary, Washington,
Pa., says: "I have found Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure an excellent remedy In case of Btomorh
I trouble nnd have derived great benefit from
Its use." It digests what you eat and can
not fa'l to cure.
INNOVATION IN EDUCATION
Assoolule lli-gn-i- Conferred on I'mler-i-liiNMineii
by ClileiiK'i Uni
versity. CHICAGO, April 2. In the presence of nn
audience of RtinlontH and their friends As
sistant Socretary of Statn David J. Hill to
day delivered the convocation address to tho
, '., , ., ,., , nl.
"""" -. . ..1 v,-
r.-ii-n. PresidciiL Hnrner delivered his nunr-
I terly statement, telling of the $250,000 which
1,,,,,,,,. ril,Hwl Hln.n .i,l,.llnrv iherehv
, . . ;:.::;. . , . .
luiuiiiiiK no- tifsi uv-iiicijL niiiuii nt-.j1111.-n 111
the university tho $2,000,000 pledged by
1 John I). Rockefeller on condition that tho
university ralso n liko amount.
A fepturo of peculiar Interest was the
granting nf the degree of nssoclato to llfteeu
frcHhmnn and sophomore sturtents. The de
gree was only recently established. Th's
Inimvnllnn In tlm I'rnollnt nf lt inprtt
1 mentioned by President Hnrper to the pi'chI
dents of fourteen dirferent colleges at their
recent mcciini: in 1 iiu.iku. ih exnccieo 10
affect not only ( alleges the crimtry ott.
high schools as we.!. The Idea wa,
tiPProvcl by ull but Harvard. Its purprs-
18 to get men into wnui is praciicnuy grau-
uate work In the last two years before re
ceiving the traditional bachelor's degree, nr
to start them Immediately In professional
schools.
A Coiiiinlllilciltloll.
MR. EDITOR Allow ino to speak a few
wordB In favor of chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. I suffered for three years with
tho bronchitis and could not sleep at nlghti
, ' " c. . ' , . . ' U .r '
medicines, but could get nothing to glvo ma
any rPllef until my wlfo got a bottle of this
valuablo medicine, which has completely re
lieved me. W. 8. HROCKMAN. liacnell,
Mo.
One More Murder Victim.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 2 -Passengers
arriving from Skagwav by the City of
Seattle say that Detective McGulre. the
Plnkerton man who is working on the
Relfo-Clayson-Olson murder mystery, be
lieves that a fourth man was killed with
the uurty and his body burned. McGulre.
It Is said, thinks Graves, the partner of
O'Brien, the suspected murderer, wus tho
' fourth 'victim. Graves Is mlsslnir. und
heretofore It has been thought b c-ume
out to the const Immediately after the crime
was committed. The supposition Is that
O'Brien murdered his partner
l.i-ini- ( hi Hem- I'lshi-riiiiin to Die,
SAN RAFAEL, Cal , April 2 -Because tin
was suspected of being a spy of 11 rival
company. Chov Fook. a Chinese llshermnn
at Point Sun Pedro, was tied by live mem
bcr of the various companies to n beacon
st.ikc on a hurren rock In Richardson's
Iii.n and there left for two days without
food or twater When discovered he wm
almost In a dying condition. His wnuld-b
murderers have not yet been captured,