Nebraska Newspapers

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MAY 11, 1000. T
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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fur imiriiluK ninl Xtinilny edition.
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for 1 tliiin 2."! for tin- llrxl Inner
tlon, 'I'll oil vcrtUciueiitM must lie
run coiiMcoiitlvrly.
All I'rlUiTu, li rfiitnf litis n mini
licred check, rim linvi iinsMor ml
dressed to n numbered letter In cure
of Tin- lire, Aimtirrn mo mill reused
ulll lie ilellvereil on prosenfntloii of
the cheek mil),
W A T K l M A I, K II III. P.
WANTK'.'i we have steady work for n few
good hustlers, of Rood habits and appear
unco, C. T. Adams Co., 1013 lIowtl?
BAHHKH (mile taught thornuphly In short
time; catalogue ami particulars tree.
Address Western Barbers' Institute.
Omaha, Neb. L-
VaNTED, salesman" to sell our full lino
of choice NURSERY stock. Ve g lo ri
printed GUARANTEE that stock will bo
TRUE to name. Write to Mount Hops
Nurjcrles, Lawronco. Knn. M,6.
KHATERNAL Insurance deputy: .special
work; good pay. Rice, C2G N. Y. Life bhlg.
H M8C9 Jg7
WANTKl). laborers, teamster, rock men
and surfacing men. Neb.. Wyo. and Iowa;
free fare; highest wanes; ship dally.
Western It. R. Labor Agency. 310 H. 11th
st. B-SISGI
WANT HI), men to learn barber trade, we
teneh the work In two months, donate
oiitllt of tools, pny board and furnish free
tleket to our colleges at Chicago, Ht.
Louis or Minneapolis without liny ex
pense; this orfer is irood until June and
Is made on account of demand for gradu
ntes during the summer: beware of imltn
tlons; we have no school In Denver.
Make application to Stolen llarber College,
ugent, 1G23 Furnum st., Omaha, iseb.
B MOOI-ll
WANTED-Kxpertcnrod life Insurance solic
itor for the best old lino company doing
business In Nebraska; commission uud
Hillary to hustling men. 11 4, Bee.
D 373 11
A GOOD hostler by Dr. C. M. Schlnilel,
flnuth Omaha. B--SI-143 lo
KVHHYIIODV WHICTMn at the Kharas
lecture .Monday night. Seo "I'ersonalH."
B S1233 14
WANTKD. man to deliver and collect In
Omaha and vicinity; f 1T..0O imr week nnd
expenses; permanent position. Address
Delivery Department 1336 t'herry fit ,
Philadelphia. Ia, B S1123-14
WANTKl), a few good solicitors for city
work. Cull 605 l'Rxton Block
it -i-u u
WANTKl). two retail shoe salesmen; must
understand the business thoroughly, none
other need apply; nlBO one retail shoe
salesman that can trim shoe show
windows, lloston Store, Imaha.
11 M 22S 1."
WWTHU FEM W,H HELP.
WANTKl), 200 girls. 1521 Djdge. Tel. 870.
C 117
tO girls wanted. Canadian ofllce 1522 Douglas
C 113
WANTED, nood cook. 200S Sherman avo.
C-CVJ
FRATKltNAL Insurance deputy; special
work, good pay. Itlce. C2G N. Y. Life Illdg.
C-SS3 SI21
GIRL for general housework.
Ave.
Ill S. 2th
C SI 435
COMPETENT Bill, pood wage. Mrs. S. 12.
Penrco. 201 So. SCth St. C-S33
C.IHIi for housework. 127 8. 20th st.
C-SI307
WANTKl). Klfl at Dornn House, 422 S. ISIh
st , 0110 block south of court house.
C Slsll
WANTED, n Bood, competent cook at 2213
Farnnm st. C S13C0-11
WANTKD-A second girl.
3(120 Farnam.
C-371-
Ollll, WANTKT), small family, $3.00 per
week. 2"il7 Franklin. c SI331-1I
WANTKl). Kills and women to send name
and address and Bet 11 puckUB" of Kronen
Suchet perfume free. Ideul Toilet SIfg.
Co.. St. Joseph. Mo. C MISS 14
WANTKl). Rlrl for Rencrnl housework. (,"20
South 20th. C M221 15
COMK to the Khnras lecture Mondav nlRht.
tiee "I'ersouals." , C M2."fl 14
roit hi:nt not si:s,
IK YOU want your houses well rented placo
them with llenewa & Co. D 119
IIOUCKS, etc. K.
D. Wead. 1521 DoiiRlas.
D-15J
ALWAYS movh)R II. H. Roods. Pianos.
Olllce IKIlVi Farnnm St. Tel. or S8.1,
D-152
IIOUSKS, stores, licmls. I'axton Blk.
D-133
IIOUSKS for rent In all parts of tho city,
llrcnnun-Iovo Co., SOU S. 13th street.
D-434
CHOICK houses. cottaRCB, Btores. Henry
It. l'ayne, C01 N. Y. Llfo. '1'hono 1010.
D IKi .
HOUSKS and Huts. HlnRWalt, Barker Blk,
130
KINK 7 and S-room apartments In "Nor
oinudle" Special Inducements.
l'A YNK-KNOX COMPANY,
, Klrst Kloor N. Y. Life HldR.
n-MCSO
10-HOOM modern house. 2319 Harney St.
D-H7
M AflOA III) Van & Storage. 1016 Capitol nve.
Tel. 1W. D-IC0
10-ItOOM house, modern, KM Sherman ave.,
t'ouveuleut to So. Omaha car line and P.,
H. .Vi M. V. It. 11.. newly papered and in
llfhl -class condition. Imiulrc 1557 N. 17tli.
D-M217 IP
COTTAflK at Lako Oknboji, la., for rent.
Omaha Leach. A. M. Clarke, 2557 llumey.
D-205
KOK HKNT. my residence. 2117 Wirt. Kur
nlahetl or unfurnUhed. J. J. Qlhson, S07
Klit National bank. D C2I
.HOOM, also 12-room modern house, cheap
to small families Inquire 251$ Capitol nve.
Tel. 673. D-S19
Jt'NK I, 0 unfurnished rooms, all modern,
lawn, shade, etc. 2711 fC. 22d St.
I) - III!)
TOIt HKNT. u Hue modern residence, nine
rooms, lawn, shade trees, paved street,
1'IIMl front tlila linnai, Imu 1liut f,i.
jialnteil and Is in tlnU-clnss ctinillous
lein t.,iii-p. umiina i.oan ,. '1 rust 00.,
lGth and Douglas Sts. D &7S
KOH HKNT-2319 N. th St"frroom, over
store, ilty water in kitchen, $10.00,
i tV.w'i,rl s.l,v: r'-roui cottage, city water
lu kitchen. $10.00.
Onuilm lnin and Trust Co., ICtli and Doug-
'a Ms. D-976
10-HOOM steam 1ientei Mat, all modern.
Intiulro Llnduuest, 316 B. 13th. or 2S13
Douijlus.
D-S19J2-19
KOH HKNT Woolworth Ve.. S rooms,
modern. J22; 2I21 Paclll.-, 7 rooms, modern
27. Potter-Sholes Co, 310 N Y life
1'ltonu 470. D-MI97 15
I, JPST overhauled new, 2. Dorciw liiut
' 1937 8. 2!th. -i and 7.m'; a 11-r mod "
rcoldencu near Jones, i2ai Knmam
D-SI2i2 14
NICK cottnRO, South Omaha, close In
ulso cottage, 9th and Pierce. Intiulre 15l
Dnvi-niiort. D-M2I6 15
131 S. 23th st 11-room, modern.
D-SI6I3
KOH HIIVr-Kt'llMSHUu BOOMS.
S NICK rooms, housekeeping, 1112 S. 11th
K-S1902 '
NICKLY furnished rooms for gentlemen;
foferencca required, 1701 Capitol ave.
K SI&38 15
SKVKHAL nlco rooms, single or cusultc
housekeeptllB privileges. 610 N. 13th.
i:-973-l P
CH'OICK front rooms In qulut fumlly cen
trally loentcd, modern conveniences 41 nl
telephone reasonable to one or two Ren
tlemen, 2303 Douglus 6t. K-233
POM It K.N T PI ItMHIIP.I) IIOO.MS.
Poll HKNT, 3 furnlshel rooms for llht
'n juseketninif. 2212 Karnam si 1
K Mii7 14 I
II.' N 26th street, furnlshul or nnfuroUhed.
ai'Piy nnenon l: suin n"
I't ItMSIMII) BOOMS AMI IK) Mil),
Tin; MKimiAM-ciooij
i'llh nnd Dude.
summer rfsort.
K-IC1-
59 S. 2Sth ave, private family, Rentlemen
only. I-MS25 J5
KLKOANT front rooms, with board. 1909
Capitol nve K SI SOT 15
NH'KLY furnished south front rooms, with
Prst-class board. 1723 DodRe st.
K-S1161-U
PLKAHANT front room with board. 310 s.
?tii St. K-SIWS 19
TWO Rentlemen looklnR for a nice home
can learn of something first class by
adilressliiR II S, Bee. K W3-1I
DKrilUAIILK slnRle south rooms, with
board. Heferenccs. 202 N. istli
K-M2I9 I5
NICK rooms, with Rood beard, $5 per week
and Up, The Bose, 2V.1) Harney. K-SI257 27
LKNCAIHN, tranelents J1.25 day. Hi09
DottRlns. K SI2M
Koii 11 i:n t r.M'i.it 1 sii uoom.x.
2 Sl'ITKS for housekeeping. 616 Oeorgla
ave. 0-MS9I 13
I'Olt IIK.V'I yi'OUKS AM) lll'I'IIT.S,
KOH HKNT, store lu Ilrst-class location,
rent reasonable. Apply H. C. Peters
Co., ground lloor, Hee bldg. 1201
KOH HKNT. good store In Davidge bulld
Ing. opposite city hall; leasotiable rent.
JOHN W. HOIJUINS, li02 KAUNAS! ST.
I
STOHAfSi:
PACIKIC Storage and Warchouso Co., 012
VII Jones, general sto-ige uud forwarding,
103
Om, Van Stor. Co., 151114 Knrn.
Tol 1553, 4f3.
-4ii4
W.ViVl'UO TO IHJV.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
In largo or small quantities, chlcngo Kur
nlture Co,, 1400-10 Dodgo. Tel. ).
N-103
WILL purchnso a limited number of
Omaha Snvlngs Bank uccounts. Brennan
Love Co., 30!) So. 13th N 160
TIIK highest prices paid for good 2ndhand
furniture nnd stoves. Knterprlse Kurnl
turo Co., 102-101 So. nth. N-253 S127
WANT'UD. for cash nbout 100 acres good,
clenr land lu central Nebraska. W. V.
HedBcs, 423 Ike bldg.. Omuha. N-.M560
StJI'AHK pianos and old organs at once.
II 19. Hee. N-SI131 13
I'OH SAI.i: KI'ltMTI UK.
ITHNlTI'llK nnd llxtures 9-room liouse
near High school for sale, J200.00; hotiso
for rent. $25.11") month. Address It. SI.
Jarinlue, general delivery, City.
0-9J2-1I
I'oit .s ai.i: noitM:s vi:nu-i,i:s, i;rc.
TOP BIJOOY for sale, In good condition.
U 40, Ilco. 1 S11&0
Si:t'ONDHAND top buggy In good condi
tion for sale cheap, inquire. 2124 Locust
Micet. I' SI337
PIIAKTONS. buggies, roafl wagons, harnesi
Andersen Buggy Co. 15th and Davenport,
I'-S.'O
ALL kinds new nnd secondhand vehicles,
trucks nnd wagons for sale cheap. Harry
KroHt Carriage Wks., lltli & Leavenworth,
p71S
BUY n hnndmndo runabout, blke-wngon or
phnetou, Concord or buggy; ulso 3 phae
tons. 3 exteiifclon top cnrilages; all very
lowest prices. William Pfulffcr's Carriage
Works, 2620-21 Lenvenworth, 'Phone 1033.
P-377
KOH SALK, Snyder buggy. 2152 St. Slary's
avo. P-S-IP
'HANDSOSIK speedy pacer, roan gelding.
7 years old, single foots to saddle, is wen
bred und tlno driver; price, $:0. Address
H 15, Bee. P-M152 15
HUY a handmade runabout, bike-wagon or
phaeton, Concord or buggy; also 3 phae
tons, 1 extension top carriage; all very
lowest prices. William Pfelffer's Carriage
Works, 2020-24 Leavenworth. 'Phone 1333.
P-377
KOH SALK-Oood surrey. $55. Call after
6 p. in. 53S S. SUIt uve. P-931 12
'Oil SAI.H MISCHIjIiA.MOOI'.H.
CIIKAPKST and best poultry and hog
fence. 901 Douglab St. Q-469
CITrTKItS of drug prices, Sherman fb Mcl
Council Drug Co., Cor. 16th and Dodge.
Q-470
2DHAND safe cheap, Dorlght, 1116 Karnam,
Q-171
8AKKS, buy sell. Schwartz, 111 S 13. Tel 1637
Q-473
BKST values In bicycles: Sterling, $10;
Spalding uud Itacycle, $33; Slansou, $22;
Acme, $23; other makes, $15. Omaha Ill
cycle Co., lflth & Chicago Sts. Q 171
II. HAAS, Klorlst, 1S13 Vinton St. Tel. 770.
Plants, cut (lowers, boquets, hull, resi
dence, wedding nnd gravo decorations.
OrderB by mall or express promptly tilled.
Q-172
$10? WILL buy tlno Chlckerlng upright
piano; cash or payments. Address 01,
Beo olllce. Q-S13I3 S123
HI) T. IIKYDKN can save you money on
a imeumallc or rubber tired buggy. 323
N. 16th. Q-MI75
LIVK STOCIC for sale nt Brush. Colo.: 321
liead Rood grade New Mexico cows,
mostly reds and roans; will be about 73
per cent calf crop; also 101 head 2-year-uld
steers ,nll good colors and lu Rood
condition; can be shown and delivered on
track same day; want to close out by
May 15; no trouble or expense to show
them; will veil nil or any part. Price,
$20.M per head. Win. K. Kchols. Itrush,
Colo. Hox C. U-SU41
ONK TIIOl'SAND wneon loads nf kindling
wood, chctip. Apply Office, Kxposltion
grounds. 0 !W-1S
KOH SALK, ten H-I-P-A-N-S 7or 5 centsal
druggists. One given relief. 0-SU71 17
CARLOAD of fresh cows, 23th nnd llurL
Kur salo by K. Purdy. Q 30) ll
IIOHSK, bay neer. record 2:11; pneumatic
bike-wagon. II. 15. Kredetlckson. 15th and
Dodgo st. Q-.M3I0
35-H. P. boiler and 25-U P. engine, Tn good
order, eheup. Chas. Andersen, 21st and
Slundcisou. Q-SI2I1 15
sum 1:1.1, vi:oi;s.
NOTICE, country dealers. 2dhnnd furnituro
& stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co., H06-1O Dodgo
H-170
ci.AittvorA.vrH.
SlMK.GY'LSt HR genuino palmist. 16.5 Dodga
a-177
MRS, FRIT., clairvoyant, SOS N. 16th
S-M9I3
SIRS. HILL. 2002 Cuming st., spless dealer.
S -Si 114 S123'
KI.Kt'TltIC 'I'll K ATM KNT,
SIMK. SSHTII, room 2, HSVi N. 13th; magi
netlo treatment and baths, T SI921 16
PIUISO.VAI,.
VIA VI, woman's way to heulth,313 Bee bldg
U-I7S
YOl'H hair shampooed dressed 33c. Hair tot.
let goods. Monhelt, 1513 Furuain. Tel. 2H3.1.
U-179
MONIIKlT. Chiropodist, 10IS Karn. Tel. 2113.
U-173
PHIVATK hosjiltal for ladles before dur
ing contlnement; babies adopted, 1136 N. 17,
U 40
DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns nnd nipeillu.
mm halt removed by electricity. Room 12.
Krenzor Block. U IS!
!
i'i:itso t.,
PIUVATE home before and durlni? confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burge', 2'33
Decatur. U-Hl
I'LKATINO and pleated skirts of ntl kinds.
SI. Goldman & Co., 200 Douglas block.
U-453
APVKirnsiNil fan5. paper napkins, cnlen-1
dars nnd envelopes manufactured by
Burkley Printing Co., Omaha. U-.M7ii3 j
LAST, but not least. Telephone 1717.
it
M118. O'LINN, attorney. 1892 Karnam. Tel.
2000-2. U-S1MI Jet
SI SIR AM US, removed to
room 1. 3d floor.
1615 Howard,
U-MSS5 14
SIMK. SSI1TH. mnRnetlc treatment and
baths, lis. North 13th, room 2.
U 910 lu
NOW Is the time to have furs repaired,
AulabatiRh, Son & Co , furriers. New
(luarters nt &O0 Karbach blk. Kur Bar
inents storci and Insured for the season.
V SIMO-Jell
s SOLKS, 35c; velvet rubber heels, 35e. The
old tillable S. I. Petersen's 10 & Cuming.
U-977
Superlluous hair, blrthmnrks, bad complex
Ion cured. No electricity. SIme. True, 1621
Douglas. U-979 27
KPPKHLY corset made to order. 1714 Nich
olas. U S1201 Jel2
Till) KHAHAS I.KCTKHK .Monday night
will bo on "Slntrlmonlal .Mistakes." It
will be for married men nnd married
women, nnd all other sensible people. Ad
mission free. No collection. 1515 Howard
st , S o'clock sharp. IT 21 14
AT TIIK KHAHAS lecture last. Slonday
night an audience of Intelligent Indies
listened Intently for nn hour nnd a half.
Were you there? Come nRaln. V SI232 II
SIO.M1Y TO I.OA.V UKAl, KSTATl
PHIVATK money, 5, CVs. 6 per cent; no de
lay. Gavin Bros., 1613 Karnam. W ISO
PHIVATK money. K. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas
W-437
WANTKD, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. It. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Karnam St., Bee Bldg. W IS8
S PKH CKNT money. BemU, I'axton block.
I W 4S3
KIVK per cent farm loanu. Chas. E, Wil
liamson. W 130
SIONKY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or for building put poses. Payne
Knox Co., New York Llfo. W 431
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 5 per cent. Borrowers
can pay $100 or any multiple. Any In
terest dute. No delay, Breunan-Love Co.,
303 South 13th St., Omaha, Neb.
W 132
6, 6'4, 6 aer cent on Omaha, S. Omaha.
W. H. Thomas, 03 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 1613.
W 493
SIONKY to loan at 6 and 5ty per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Slelkle, 401 8. 15th.
W 434
MONKY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estute. Bronnan-Love Co., 309 So. 13th.
W-4D0
$1,000 and upwnrd to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W. Karnam Smith
& Co., '320 Karnnm. W 496
WANTKD. city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
(liorgo .t Company, 1C01 Karnam st.
W-437
SIONKY In nny nmount at G DU. fi per cent"
J. W. HOI1UINS & CO., 1S02 FAUNAS! ST.
W 193
SIONKY to loan on fnrm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co.. 1503 Karnnm.
W-C09
SIOMCY TO LO.VX CJIATT J2LS.
SIONKY I
-MONEY!
Wo havo a lurge amount to loan on house
hold furniture, pianos, organs, warehouso
tecelpts, horses, carriages, etc.
You can get the money within a few hours
after muklng implication. WIS CI! A ROM
YOU NOTHING WHATKVKR KOH
MAKING OR FILING PAPERS.
Wo give you ns much time as you need and
ou may repay tho loan as soon us you
chooo ard you need not pay for It ONK
DAY LONGER THAN YOU KEEP IT
OMAHA SIORTGAOK LOAN CO
(Established 1832.) 300 Soutli ICtli Street
X-433 '
SIONKY MONKY
LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
No endorser or mortgage renulred
LOWEST RATES, KASY PA YSIENTS and
STRICTLY' CONFIDENTIAL.
OS1AHA CREDIT CO.
Room 526. Ilfth lloor. New York Life Bldg
X-300
SIONKY TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITl'RK, PIANOS,
diamonds, watches, on easy payments, un
known to others; you keep the goods,
each payments lessons tho cost of tho
loun; no charge for papers and wo make
no Inquiries of your neighbors. BURG
ERS' LOAN CO., 1501 Farnam, over B &
M. ticket olllce. X 502
SIONEY. . MONK7
SIONKY". MONKY.
SIONKY-. SIONKY.
I loan money on furniture, pianos, horses
cows, etc., AT LOWKR RATKS THAN
ARE OFFERED BY ANY OTHER LOAN
AGENT IN OS1AI1A. Loans may bo paid
back In full or In part nt any time and tho
cost of carrying reduced accordingly.
There Is no unnccetsary delay In getting
tho money and all business Is cnnlldential
NO CHARGE MADE KOH SI A KING OH
FILING PAPERS. J, W. TAYLOE,
21S First Nt'l bank bldg, 13th & Farnam sts.
- X-431
SIONKY loaned on pianos, furniture, tew.
dry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Heed, 313 S. 13.
X-503
SIONKY"
LOANED TO
SALARIED v
PEOPLE
on their own name, In nmount from $10.03
up. A comparison of our rates with others
Is all we ask, ns we are positive that ours
are the lowest in tho city; remember that
wo are the only loan company giving you
the privilege of paying your lonn ALL or
In PART at any T1SIE and thereby slop,
ping the cost; business confidential;
treatment courteous
OMAHA SIORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Tel. 2235. Room 119, Board of Trado Bldg,
X-501
MONEY loaned on plnno. furniture, horse i,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green H s, Barker Blk,
X-500
MONEY KOR SALARIED PEOPLE. "
$15 DOLLARS. $10 DOLLARS,
to
Ono Hundred Dollars-One Hundred.
Sluch more, some less.
$10 to $I5Q loaned to salaried people with
out mortgage, Indorser 01 publicity.
Positively most llberul terms of credit nnd
lowest rates ever ottered In town.
AS! ICRICAN LOAN CO,,
Room 601 Bee Bldg. '
X-535
SIONKY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concerns
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X-507
SALARY LOANS; LOW RATES. J. W.
Tayloe, 218 First Nafl Bank Bldg.
X-346
SIONKY loons on furniture, diamonds,
watches; payments confidential. Omaha
Chattel Loan bank, 220 S. 15th, upstairs.
X-S10I1
III'SI.VKSM Oil V.NCIS.
OLD-ESTABLISHED saloon In one of the
best towns In the state; population over
10 0W); owner engaging In other business;
licenced, for full year: possession nt once.
Address G 63, Bee. Y'-M517 15
KOH SALE, a nice clean stock of hard
ware, stoves nnd bicycles; Invoice nbout
l.')0; In the boat town In Clay county,
Nebraska; best of reasons for selling;
cash, no trade. Address I. O. Ilox 1031,
Falrlleld, Neb. Y-MS31 11
WANTKD The best old lino life insurance
(Killcltor In Nebraska; liberal salary und
commltslon to those experienced. II 4,
Bee. y9Hn
FOR SALK or rent, n nlcn brick bank
building and all llxtures In a good town, a
capital of $3,000 plenty. Address 11 11, Bee
Y-.M13I.1D
FOR SALK. stock of groceries and llxtures;
Invoiced $2,000; doing business of $2,000 per
month; well located. B. It, Ball, Ml N Y,
Life. Y-S120S U
roit ma i,n on r.( 11 M4i:.
PIANO for delivery liorie. K 22, Hee.
V.--SII7J.
CO.MPI.KTi: drilR slpr and handsome fix-
tlipa. n,,,1 a.. 1 11 r.,,ntlt. In. ..I,....
t,.c ,.,,,,,., Ptltv tllil,',
or trailo for Improved, farm. Address V
20, Il-e.
SHU M2I.
KOH SALR. Rood reIdoj)ce, close In, choice
lirlRhborhooil, elghj; rrtoms, modern, H.roOj
will take some otltsldo rontal property.
Address 02. Uee. V , S1391
TO TIIADK, Rood unincumbered lands to
exchanRo for retail mercantile stock In
Nebraska or lown.. Addrms P. O. Hox
10J2, Plattamouth. Nfll, Z-SIS73 16
A KINK quarter section In northeast Ne
braska to exchange for a 3 or 6-room house
lu Omaha W. V. Hedges, 423 Bee Uldg.
y-S!MH
TO EXCHANGE, Chlcugo residence and
business property for fnrms east nf the
Cth P. SI. In Nebraska. Address It 1, Hee.
7.-9 17 17
81IKTLANI) pony, harness nnd cart tint
will accommodate four children for first
class upright piano; give location, name
nnd ago of Instrument. Address II II,
Bee. Z-S1154 15
16) ACRKS of choice Dixon Co., Neb., land
to exchange' for town property or small
fruit farm with some pasture land near
town and suitable for an old couple, it
, Beo. y.-SH3S-16
CHEAP land of estate, want Omaha rental
property; no objection to reasonable In
cumbrance. 1208 Karnam st. 55 M201 11
OAK SIANTKL (plate glass mirror); ulso
marble stationary basin. Wolf water
closet, etc., almost now. 1201 Fiirunm st.
Z M200 14
TO exchange, Washburn zither, good con
dition, for bicycle. II 17, Bee.
Z-SI220 II
FOR SAI.i: 1IKAI, KVI'ATi:
FOR SALK.
Farm, 160 acres, one mile from Penning
ton, cheapest land In that purl of the
county. $37.r.o per acre.
CITY PHOI'KRTY.
$2.SOO.O0. fine 9-room house, near 2Sth nnd
Parker sts., modern und lu llrst-class
condition.
$2,100.00, cottage, 2502 St. Slary's avo., 6-
room, good as new.
$1,0)0.00, No. 1143 N. 19th st , 4-room house,
city water. Just the thing for shop mun,
nnd a bargain,
$700.00, live-room cottage, paved street,
35f S. 20th, two blocks south of Vinton.
$1,250.00, tine building lot on one of the
best residence streets In the west part
of the city.
We have some of the cheapest properties
In tho south part of the city, both lots
nnd houses and lots. For list call nt uf-
lice. GEORGE : COMPANY.
10)1 Karnnm St.
HK-S1206 II
THHKK awful cheap lots.
Lot 3, Allen's subdivision, on 2Sth nve., 150
ft., soutli of Burdette, owner lots cut
price to $3H0.00.
Lot 21. block 11, Bedford Place, e-ist front
on 29th st., between Plnktiey nnd Pratt,
price $225.0i) If sold this week.
Lot 3. block 1, Thomson it Chios' addition,
nt 31st und Vinton, next to new boule
vard, price $330.00.
THE BYRON RKKI) CO..
212 S. llth St.
RK-M139 15
KOR QUICK returns on bargains only see
S. A- BroadWEll, 501 N,' Y. Llfo Bldg.
RK-515.
HENRY 13. PAYNE? 001'N.Y. LIFE BLDG.
Heat Estate, ltciiluU.i.I.oan?, lnsuiauce.
HE-610.
270S CAPITOL ave., 7-ro0m, full lot. newly
papered and painted, , price reduced to
$1,300.00. BYRON, It. IIVSTI.W.S.
212 S. llth St.
' HE M 13s 15
7- ROOSl house, poutli pf Lake, on 19th
$2.2j0; ulso C-room house. $1,900
9-room house, modern, burn, on 191 h. snap,
12,600.
8- ropm house, modem, ' KounUo's Place,
corner. $3.MX.
G-room house, city water, near Charles St.,
on 15th. $1,230.
C-room house, city vater, bath, sewer,
$1,000.
7-room liouse, modern except furnace, $1,900.
5 acres, very choice, t2.M0. s
7-room house, .pear Farnam, $1,20.
I. N. HAStMOND, 15th and Farnam.
RE-M120 IP
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans: also lire
Insurance. Hemis, I'axton blk. RK 012.
IF YOU havo a lmrRaln to offer In real
estate, see S. A. Broadwcll, 601 N. Y, Llfo,
RE-517.
ITOUSES, farms. R.C. Patterson, 305 N.Y'.L.
RE-31S.
A GREAT SNAP Seven-room,' modern
houso. located ono of the best In H'uns
com Place; must be sold quick; uartv
leaving clty M. J. Kennard & Son, solo
agents, suito 310 Hrown blk, RE SI933,
VA STORY' house nnd lot, $700; chenp for
cash. Sirs. Sillier, 20th and Jefferson,
South Omaha. RE SI561-31
FOR SALE, 5-room cntingo on 19th, V' block
from Lake St., a bargain. Hox 3i.t. Kear
ney. Nob. RE-SIS52 10
FOR SALK.
I PRICE $10,000 REASONABLE -
II ROOSIS. SIODERN-N1CE L AWN-
LA HO K SHADE TREES.
WILL LOAN $5,000 AT ufc PER CKNT.
936 N. 24TH.
SUBMIT ALL OFFERS
TO, 100 N. 15TII ST.
LOOK AT PROPERTY
AND THEN TELL SIE WHAT YOU
WILL UIVB.
RE SI923
SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johnson Co., 314 S. 15th St. HE 513.
CHEAP homes on monthly payments. In
surance. Sloney to loan. G. E. T.urklng
ton, 605 Bee Bldg. RE 514.
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL K8TATK BARGAINS: LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STORKS,
for RENT. First lloor, N. Y. Life Hldg.
RK-511.
BARGAINS, Slay 12 and 14, 1900.
C. F. HARRISON & GEO. T. SIORTON,
913 N. V. LIFK TEL. 311 or 2012-F.
10-room house, all modern and
full lot, near High school, close to
downtown, owner non-resident und
must sell; former m't'ge $.,0CO, price $4,500.
3-story bijck business block on
Karnnm. near 13th. good renter or
Booil place for your business, $16,000.
SPKCIAI-W) feet, 2 10-room houses
on Furnum, near 20th ASK I'S.
RK-90S-12
SIIORTIIAM) AM) TVPinviHTIXIi.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Llfo.
, . -521
BOYLES college, court reporter principal.
Bee Bldg. ,t 1 -626
NEHHABKA Business and Shorthand coT
lege. Boyd's theater. 527
GREGG Shorthand taught nt the Omaha
Commercial College, 16th and Douglas St
" ' Mild
bicycles.
. 1
THE best new bicycle, i$16.50 up; repairing,
enameling nnu sunurtot; znnnnuo wneeis,
$3 up. Louis Kleschet, 1622 Cupltol Ave
' -SHil
$13.75 BUYS n high-grade 1900 model one
year guaranteed gents' or ladles' bicycle;
sent to nny address In the United States
on 10 days' free trial, payable after re
ceived; for catalogue, full particulars and
special prlco offer, rut this notice out and
mall to Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago.
-MS72 Je7
AlK TIOXEEHS.
OSlAHA AUCTION CO. Satisfaction guar
auteed. 620 N. 16th St, Telephone 216S.
-539 .
l'APEIl I'l.lltM.MI,
CHARLES SUDDLE.MIST. experienced
wall paper cleanor. 1enve orders nt .Mid
land hotel, 16th & Chicago, 'Phone 621.
Sl-WS-15
HOTELS.
METROPOLITAN, European, 12th & Doug
las; lowest rates. Win, Barr, Slgr. Tel. 211.
-631
THURSTON. 15th & Jackson; American A
European, Newly refitted, Prices mod'r'to.
-533
.MAtl.Mrrif IM'lltM Alt V,
TIIK NKHHAHKA MAONKTIC INKIItSt
nry nnd the Nebraska S.lmnl of MnRiiet
Ism. Two solid and pcrmmcnt Institutions
for the beni llt of the people now on earth.
Graduates ()f srhod Ruaranteel positions
at JV) per mouth nnd permanent positions,
too. Send or call for particulars No
branch si-hoots, but we have authorized
brunch Inllrmarles at
l.lni-oln. Neb Allnntle, In.
North Plmte, Neb. .terfcrson, U.
(Ilcnwooil, In. Illnlr, Neb.
North Ijjup. Nob. Mlmourl Vultcy, la,
Oshkixh. Neb SVIUh, Neb.
Heiidiumrtets, 1515-lf17 CIiIcuro St., Omaha,
Neb. -2i5
1 TIIK Nebraska, 1517 Chicago St.
-42J
j Ft ItMI t HE HKPAIIIIM).
PACKING, upholstering, mattress, fenthcr
1 rcnovntln. Tel. 1331. SI. S, Walkln. 2111
I Cuming St -620
j Lt'NDRKN, upholstering, cabtnet-maktngT
leiiinriiiiiKi inaiiresses mnue over. ixsi
Leavenworth. 292 S!21
BKRTRASJ gTKFKKN, upholstering, mat
tresses renov't'd, couches made to order,
2201 Farnam. M753 SI19
STATHAIIV.
O. OONNKLLA, mfr. of artistic statues,
contractor In ornamental works of 'every
description according to drawing. 317 S. 10.
SS3-Je.-7
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 515 N. T.
Llfo Bldg.; Alice Johnson, I). O., ladles'
dept.; Gld K. Johnson, Osteopathlst, mgr.
521
SI. E. DONOHUE, I). O., of Still school,
Klrksvllle, SIo 604 Paxlon Blk. Tel. 1367.
ALHEHT T. HUNT, 1). O.. 303 Knrbach blk,
Tel. 2332. -S1619
FINllI.Vti RESORTS.
THR Langdon Hotel Is now open for sea.
son 1900. Finest fishing resort In tho
west; good boats, plenty of minnows, rea
sonable rules. Frank T. Vogt, 1-nigdon,
Mo. 743 OlS
THE New Snow-Church Co. gives prompt
attention to collections and legal affairs.
Associate attorneys In every county In tho
United States. 401 to 403 N. Y. Life.
Y-SI751
CAitPi:Ti:u and .lounnit.
ALL kinds of carpenter work und repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lake Sts. 370
THUMC FACTOR V.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases. Trunks
tepalied. Om. Trunk Factory, 1209 Furnam
538
llltlCK.
WITIINKLL BROS. & SSHTII CO.,
BRICK .MANUFACTURERS.
CAPACITY 150,000 PER DAY.
South yard and olllce, 22d und Hickory.
Tel. 423.
North yard, 31st and Lake. Tel. 1107.
-SISOS Je7
i.(X).000 NEW BRICK now ready for de
livery. Wlthuell Bros. & Smith. 943
MIllHOIl FACTOIIV.
DASI AGED looking glasses resllvcred. 70S
N. 16th. SI497
Pl.llATIXf!.
ACCORDION pleating, ivory-rim buttons.
Sirs. A. O. Slark, 17th & Farnam. Rl-11.
-CC0 S126
Mt'KIH, PI.A'I'I.VG.
Omaha Plutlng Co.. Bee Illdg. Tel. 2T.3,".
-640
MEDICAIi.
RUPTURE cured,, no knire, no pain, no
danger Send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y, Life Bldg., Omaha.
067
; LADIES out of health find prompt rollef.
I Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential
ileus
STOVE IIRPAIHS,
GASOLINE stoves cleaned. S01-3 N. 16th.
( 530
OAS, gasoline stoves repnlred; stoves
stored. City Stove Repair Wrk, 209 S. 13th.
-171
UOItSKS I'ASTIHIF.D.
GOOD pasture, $2 per month. .7. W. Phelps,
207 N. Y. Llfo Bldg., 'phono 1034 152 J27
I.AWNMOWEHH.
SHARPKNKD and- repnlred. P. Slelcholrs'
Slachlno Wks. 13th & Howard. Tel. 2350.
5IS-SI 23
WK sharpen and call for lawnmowers. In
dustrial Iron Wks.. 1406 Howard. Tel. 1149,
-S163S Je3
PAWMIHOKKIt.S.
EAGLE Ixan Ofliee, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business conndcntlal. 1301 Douglas.
-531
Diamond loan ofllce. 14th and Douglas; low
rules; most reliable: unredeemed goods.
450 JU
PIAXO AMI Fl'llMTlIKIS MOVINCJ.
J. SCHWARTZ, 1510 Webster. Tel. 2046.
9S1 JU
nimis AMI TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird store. 1603 Leavenworth.
-511
I'VPKWHITIlllh.
TYPK WRITERS, secondhand, 1110 Farnam.
-529
l tJHM'l I It 13 PACKING.
O.M. Van. & Stor. Co. 1511'. Karn. Tel. 1009,863
-C37
STAMMERING AM) STITTEIIIXG.
CURED. Julia Vuughan. 430 Hamgo Bldg.
-632
I'liAM.M! Mil, I,.
SCREEN doors, all kinds of mill work. A
Rosenberry, 1501 Slurcy. Tel. 82. 61 J8
TICKET llltOIvKlt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phll
bln. 1505 Farnam, Telephone 7S4. 578
i.Air.vnitr.
OMAHA Steam Laundry, shirts 7c, collars
2c, euffs 4c 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 617
-530
Hull's Sales,
IHcyclet.
Typcwrlttm
J.J. Deright&Co.
1116 Farnam St.
Omaha.
LEGAL .VOTICK.
ANNUAL SIEETING.
Slay 4. 19u0. Tho annual meeting
of the stockholders of tho Fremont,
Elkhorn & Sllssourl Vulley Railroad com
pany will bo held at tho olllce of tho com
pany In tho city of Omaha, Neb., on Fri
day. Slav 18. 1900. nt 10 o'clock a. m , for the
election of directors and the transaction of
such other business as muy be presented.
J. B. REDF1ELD, Secretary.
Slid I5tm
GOVKItNMICVr .VOTICEN.
PROPOSALS FOR PLUSIHINO -Olllce of
Chief Q. SI., St. Paul. Sllnn , April Hi,
ISOil.-SHALED PROPOSALS, In triplicate
will be received ut this ofllce until 11 o'clock
u. m. Slay 15, 1900, and opened then, for
Plumbing In new Itarrnck 'building at Fort
Sloaile. S. D. Plans and specifications may
bo seen and blank proposals with full In
structions had upon application here, or to
the Quartermaster, Fort Meade, S. D,
United States reserves tho right to accept
or reject any or all proposals, or any part
thereof. Geo, E. Pond, O. Q. SI
Apr. 17-18-13 Slay 12-H
HAII.WAY Tt'ir. TAItl.li.i, 1
SIOUX CITY ft PACIKIC
Railroad - "Tho North
western Line" General
Oftl. rs. United States
Nrtlonnl Hank ltulldln.
B. W, Coiner Twelfth
nflit l.'ftrtlMtfl atm TI..1m
Ofllce, 1401 Fnrnn St Telephone S61 Do-
pot, Tenth .Mason Sts. Telephone C.
, Leave. Arrive
Twin City Express ...n6;5Gnm nl0;S0 pm
Twin City Umlted a 7.3i pm n s 15 tint
Sioux City LocaI a Saw urn a 4 20 pm
n Dally.
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL.
.Mlnnc.tpolU ,t Omaha
Railway - "The North
western Line" Gonernl
OtIUts, Nebraska Divi
sion lfith nnd Webster
Sts City Ticket Olllie.
1101 Karnnm St, Telephone 661. Depot. 16th
und Webster Sts,
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a 6:00 am n 9:10 im
Omaha Passenger u 11:10 am
Sioux City & North- h
east Nebraska .a. 3:60 pm
Oakland Local b 5:45 pm b S:15 am
a Dally b Dai'y except Sunday.
CHICAGO . NORTH
western Hallway "The,
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ofllce. 1401
Karnam Street. 'lelo
phor.e 561. Depot, Tenth
nnd Mason Stlcets. Tele.
Phone, 629. Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am nll:30 pm
Chlcugo Passenger a 1:16 pm u 5:19 am
Eastern Express, Df
Slolnes, Slarslmlltnwn,
Cedar Rapids and Chl
cugo al0:53 am a 4 05 pm
Eastern Limited, Chl
cngo nnd East a 4:6S pm a 1:03 pm
Knst Stull, Chicago to
Omaha a 2:15 pm
Omaha-Chicago Special. a 7:16 pm a S:00 pm
Fust Mali u 8:30 urn
1 - . . .
FRESIONT. rtLKHORN &
Sllssoutl Vnlley Rnllroad
"The Northwestern Lino"
General Olllces, United
States National Bk. Illdg.,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Karnnm Stn Tlrlr.l
Ofllce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone 661. Dc.
pot, 15th and Farnnm St. Telephone His.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwoofl,
Hot Springs n3 00 pm 0 6:00 pra
Wyoming, Caspar und
Douglas d 3:00 pm c03:00 pra
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior. Geneva, ,
Exeter nnd Seward ...b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgro und
Fremont b 7:30 utn bl0:23 am
Lincoln, "Wahoo and
Frcmon,t b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am
Fremont Local e 7:30 um
a Dally b Dally except SunJay. c Sun
day only d Dally except Saturday. 0
Dally except Slonday
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
and & Pacific Railroad
"Tho Grent Heel: Isl
and Route." City Tick
et Olllce, 1321 Karnam
Street Telephone 428.
Depot, Tenth & Stuson
Streets. Telephone. 023.
Ienvo.
Arrive.
Dcs Slolnes and Daven
port Locnl a 7:23 nm
Chicago Express bll:15um
Chicago Fast Express.. a 5 00 pm
Lincoln and Falrbury. .a 8:30 urn
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
bll:25 am
11 8:10 am
a 1:23 pin
u 7:00 pm
uenver, 1'ueuio anil
West a 1:30 pm n 1:15 pm
ues .10111es, hock isl
and and Chicago a 7:15 pm
Colorado &Teas Flyer. a 5:55 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Suuda;
a 5:50 pm
a 9:15 unv
KANSAS CITY, ST. JO
seph & Council Bluffs
Rnllroad The Ilurllng
ton Route" Ticket Office.
1502 Furnum street. Tele
phone 250. Depot, Tenth
uud Slnson streets. Tele
phone, 1?S.
t-cavo. Arrive,
.a 8:50 am a 6:10 pm
KansaB City' Day Ex
Kansas City Night 10;
v Nlirllt Ex nlO:I5 tun n fiilS nm
St. Louis Flyer for St
Joseph und St Louis. .a 4:63 pm allilS am
u Dnlly.
RUHLINGTON & SII8
sourl River Railroad
"The Burlington Route"
General Olllces, N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnam
Sts. Ticket Ofllce, 1502
Farnam street. Telephone,
250. Burlington station, tenth und Mason
Streets. Telephone, 128.
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook a 8 40 nm a 7:20 pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo
rado, Utah, California. a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Black Hills a 9:30 pm n 3:00 pm
Montana, Puget Sound. .u 0:30 pm a 6:43 um
Lincoln Fast Stall .. ..a3:00pra ul0:35 um
Denver, Colorado, Utah
& California a 6:13 am
u Dally
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
it Qulncy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Routo" Ticket
Olllce. 1002 Farnam St.
Tel., 250. Depot. Tenth &
Stuson Streets. Telephone,
12S. '
T an,,., A .......
Dayllsltt
Chicago Spe-
IVnrln l.v,.'r.,'J.'.
a 7:00 nm
Chlenirn Vji lli,,l.V t.VJ ' ''
a 9:23 pm
a 7:45 nm
a 4:0.) pm
a 7:45 um
a 2:15 pm
Chicago Lpml Express. a 8:60 nm
; h i.uiuicu a ,:u tint
Paclllo Junction Local. .alO:43 um
ratt Slail
a Daily.
UNION PACIFIC-'THK OVER
land Route" General Offices,
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Fur nan
streets. City Ticket Ofrico. 130,
Farnam street. Telephone, 316
Depot, Tenth and Sluson Sts,
Telephone. 129.
Leave.
Arrive,
n 7:36 jim
a 7:33 pm
u 3:20 pm
u 6:50 um
u 4:33 pm
The Overland Limited.. a 8:20 ant
The Chlcngo - Portland
Special a 8:20 um
Tho Fast Slail a 8.50 am
Tho Colorado Special. . .all:3-3 pm
Tho Fast Slail
Llncolr.. Beatrice nnd
Stromsburg Express. ,b 4:10 pm bl2:25 pm
Pacific Express a 4:20 pm
Tho Atlanta Express... a 0'50 am
Grand Island Local b 6:30 Dm b 9:30 um
a Dally, b Dally exre.ut Sundays.
1 I', V NJ 1 9 CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket Of
lice, 140 Farnnm street.
Telephone, 213. Depot,
Tenth and Slason streets.
Leave,
a 12:10 pm
a 7:35 pm
Arrive,
a 4:03 pm
a 8:15 um
Chlcugo Limited..!!!.
.Minneapolis anu at.
Paul Express , ,. .
Minneapolis and St.
Paul Limited
For Dodgo Local
b 7:00 am b 0:10 pm
a 7:35 pm a 8.15 am
from Co. llluffs . .. b
4:30 pm b 10:16 am
a Dally, b Dally exeep' Sundays,
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-road-
Gene-al Olllces and
Hcket olllces Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas St,
'lelephono 104. Depot Union
station.
fat. Louis, Kansas
Nebraska Limited ..
K. C.-St. L. Express.
Lave. Arrive.
&
...a 3:05 pm ai2;40 pm
...alOilO pm a 0.13 um
Lenvo from 15th
Webster sts.:
Nebraska Local
und
Via
. t?p.iis ;: nA,.' h5:03pm a 9:13 am
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL-
road-Omaha. Kansas Cltv
& Eastern Rallroad-"Tho
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
fice. 415 Farnnm Street,
'lelephone, 322. Depot, T. nth
and Slarcy Streets, Tele
phone. 629.
Leave. Arrive,
St. IxduIb Cannon Ball
Express a 6:05 pm u 7:05 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, SIILWAUKKK &
St. Paul Rallwny - CICty
Ticket Ofllce, 1504 Farnnm
Street. Telephone 234, Depot,
Tenth and Mason Streets
Telvphono C29.
Chicago Limited Ex, . . .a 7:33 rm a 8:00 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex .bll:00 um b 3S pm
Sioux City ana Dos
Slolnes Express blltOO am b 3:63 pm
a Dally, b Dully except Sunday.
W ABAS II RAILROAD
Tlckot Ofllce, 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone 836. De
pot, Tenth, and Slarcy
BtreetM, Telephone 623.
Loave. Arrive.
..xpress a b;uj pm a 7:i5 am
St. Louis "Cannon Ball."
a Dally.
Not 11 it ! 11 1 PliiKiif,
SMYRNA, Slay 13. The siiepocted case of
bubonic plaguo which created such a com
mercial disturbance hero ban been shown
not to bo that dlseaot).
MlLWA"HEEl
Jvpllk
KNEELING NOT INTERDICTED
Mithotliiti Will Oontinuo to Get Down on
Tuair Knioi in Prajar.
CONFERENCE IS CUTTING Off EXPENSES
Retrenchment Mn Amilhlhile t bureU
I'll per PiihlNlied at Omnliii und
Deliver m, .Mel hod of
Vol Inn,
CHICAGO, May 12,-(Special Corrcsrond.
ence.) Auother week of tho .Methodist gen
eral confercin-o has passed and your ro.ulors
nave Deen well ered by tho Associated
Press dispatches so far as general matters
are concerned. It Is to be notoJ, however,
that lit thejo reports mnny Inaccurate thliiRj
appear, due, undoubtedly, to the fact that a
reporter whn may have boon accustomed to
reporting prlr.e-llghts, political conventions,
base ball garnet) and other convocations, tho
nihilities of which are not hero Impeached u
nny way, may not ulwn)B be tuialiflcd to tin
derstand the Import and effect of the action
of a religious body because Im is not
grounded in the existing laws, doctrines and
traditions. For Instance, tho Associated
Press reported through jour paper that tint
conference decided by vote that .Methodists
should no longer knee! In pruycr, nnd pro
tended to give the proceedings In that behalf.
Now, this was a matter of news to your
readers, and distressing news, perhaps, to
many an old .Methodist who has knelt nt
his devotions since ho first learned to lisp
Ul pruycrs nt tils mother's knee. The fact
la that Dr. Tlmlull of Nebraska offered a
resolution calling for tho observance of tho
attitude of kneeling In prayer at public de
votions, nnd the general conference promptly
laid it on tho table, because there Is already
lu the discipline of the Motuudlst church a
provision to that effect nnd you cannot maka
a thing stronger to repeat It. The time ol
the general conference, estimated on the
cost, is worth about $10 for every minute It
Is In actual legislative sewslon, and It Is not
coimldered desirable to waste It on trivial
nnd unnecessary matters.
Retrenchment Is lu the nlr and It looks
as If It would result In killing off tiulto a
number of church pnporo. Among them tho
Omaha Cbrlallnn Advocate, iiubllshed at
Omaha, nnd tho Rocky Mountain Christian
Advocate, published nt Denver. Kour year
ago the conference granted each of thcoo
papers an annual HUhsldy of $3,000, so that
In the last four yours each Iiuh drawn $12.
000. H Is now propesed by many to cut off
all suliMldles. Thlti means that uulera local
parties continue to publish thewe papers
whleh apparently must bo done nt u Iom
they will be discontinued. There Is a otrong
pull by the western Sllti-sourl and tho
Kansas dclegatlotiH to remove the Central
Christian Advocate, which Is a strong pa
per, and the book depcaltory from St. Louis
to Kansas City and consolidate the Omaha
and Rocky .Mountain Chrlstlau Advocate.)
lth It. Thin may 1h done, but the St.
Louis ami the southern Illinois poiplo hnve
entered a vigorous protest ngaln.it it.
The elections nre to begin next Tuesday.
They were to havo begun on Monday, but
today tho committed on episcopacy, who
havo had under consideration the question
of retiring or not retiring wane of the pre
ent bishops, nnd how many new once ohnutd
bo elo-ted, asked for moro time. It lu be
lieved that they will report lu favor of tho
cffectiveiieFs of nil tho prtwent bishops.
Whether any new ehx-tlnna of blwhop will
bo recommended Is a. sealed book.
Tho very prnotlcnl resolution offered and
argued by me a few days ago to the effect
that all oflVeers should bo voted for 011 a
slnglo sheet ballot Instead of having a sep
arate ballot for each of tho forty or fifty
otllceii) to be elected, lias already boms
fruit. Heretofore ninny day of the confer
ence were consumed In the elections nnd
somo men would tnrt at tho tcp of tho list
and run for every ofllco until at last they
either got one or there were no more left.
Tho committee on elections has reported
favoring a grouping of tho olllces so that In
one case twelve olllcern will bo vced for on
one ballot. The effect will be to do awuy
with u great deal of electioneering and to
savo much valuable time. The friends of
the resolution are gratified at this entering
wedgo and believe "that ultimately practical
politics will control tho matter of the bal
lot, 60 that all may he voted for on ono
ballot and no man may run for more than
one olllco nt the same election.
CHARLES A. GOSS.
HAS A HANDSOME SOUVENIR
lteeelpt for the First Snliherlptlon to
the Lincoln l.llirni-y Site Owned
by Oiiiii lilt Mini.
An Interesting souvenir of the now Car
negie library which Is to be erected In Lin
coln on the site purchased by popular sub
scription Is In the possession of Victor Hose,
water, in the form of u certificate of roceipt
for tho llret contribution. When It becamo
ovldent that tho efforts to procuro the dona
tion of n site to fulfil the conditions of Sir.
Carnegie'i endowment had fulled Sir. Ito-to-water,
as a member of 1I10 Omaha Public
Library board, took It upon himself to
suggest that a popular tiubsrrlptlon was the
best way out of the difficulty und teniliired
a subscription of $25, 'I lie receipt which ho
has renila:
"This corlifloR that Victor Rnsewnter has
contributed $23 to the popular aubjcrlptlon
to purchase u site uud booke for tho Lincoln
public library, this being the Unit num t.ut
scrlbcd. Library Hoard of tho City of Lin
coln, by C. I). Ilyntt, secretary."
This suhosrlptlnn, moreover, Is the only
one rerorted as coming from Omaha,
Proposed Alliance with Eiiuliinil,
If tho United Stales and England should
form an alliance, the combined stiength
would ho so great that there would bo little
chance for enemies to overcome us. In a
like manner, when men und women keep up
their bodily strength with Ilostetter's
Stomach Hitters, there Is little chance of
ntlncks from disease. The old-tlmo remedy
enriches the blood, builds up the muscles,
steadies tho nerve.s and Increases the ap
petite. Try It. , ,
llolinrt In 'la Ken llueie.
Ilyton Unhurt of St. Louis, the young man
who has lieen seriously III lu his room at
11 local hotel for several days, was so mu 'h
Improved vesterdav that he was removed
to St. Imls by his father, II. K. Hobnrt,
nnd Dr ti W. Cole, the llobnrts' family
physlrlan Sir. Unhurt has been 4iy tho
bedside uf Ills sou for the lust three days,
und becoming alarmul, wiled for Dr. Cole,
who came to Omaha on a special train.
B. F. Unhurt Is one of the most prominent
millionaires lu St. Louis. He Is 11 larg
stockholder In the St. Louis & Sun Krun
clsco rnllroad. Is u coal mine operator on
an exleni-lve scale nnd Is otherwise Inter
ested lu mammoth enterprises. Dr. Calu Is
chief Hurgeou for tho 'Ktlsco railroad,
Scleneo has found that rheumatism Is
caused by urlo ncld In tho blood. This
, polenn should bo excreted by tho kidneys,
' No rhoumatlsm with healthy kidneys.
I Foley's Kidney Curo always makes thoin
1 well. For salo by Slyers-Dlllon Drug Co.,
Omaha, Dillon's Drug Storo, South Omaha.
"ViMltliifc In Siiiiim,oii'n Hen I hi.
The first company of aspirants desiring
to swear alleglnnce to King Ak-Sar-llen will
be conducted through the naturalization
ceremonies tonight In the personal charge
of Samson, lord high chancellor. A variety
of novel tests have been arranged to test
tho worthiness of the candidates. It Is
nssured the Initiatory ceremonials uro
nmuslng nnd perfectly harmless.
"After suffering from piles for fifteen
years I was cured hy using two bnxfl3 of He
Witt's Witch Ha?el Salvo," writes W. J.
Haxter North Hrook, N- C. It heals every
thing. Uowaro uf counterfeits,