Nebraska Newspapers

    THEHOMAIIA DAILY EE: THUBSDAY, .TAINT ARY 17, 1001.
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WANTED, position f.s -tenograph-T. x-
prrioncei rereiences, Auurex. hox i
Fontnnelte, Nob. A-M3I0 20
SITUATION wanted In- Amcrlcini Inily.
something remunerative which will also
furnish ii home". Would lenve city. Cull
or address TIG North 20th St.
A-awv-i"
POHITtflN (n lnr fir nlllen! four fears
college ftliiciitloM.mprtnnn mid English,
can mrnlsli references. O nee
A-MCS 10
wanteii-malij II UN
WANTED, wc have steady work for n few
goou nusticrs or room nnniis nn.i ui.iui
unce. C. V. Adams Co., 1C05 Howard St.
I D 1 37
BARBER trade tnught thoroughly In short
time, cntaloguo and particular free.
Address Western .UurbcrB' Institute,
Omaha, Neb. D-733
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
tho country: good pay for right man. AO
dress E 4. Hoe. H-M149-
WANTKri rnttnlitn nnil rnmiiotent sales
men io sen complete uno oi luoniainm
oil, greases, paints, colors, vumlshes.
specialties, ofc.j exclusively or .tin slrto
line, liberal commission or- salary; cx-
perlenco unnccoMsnry; old rellnblc nousc.
Address Manafacturcr, Commercln' blk..
Cleveland, O U-M1S7 IS
WANTED, collector and salesman. IBM
Doi-glaa st , before 0 a. m. U-M507 17
WANTED, traveling salesman for whole
sale grocery. Must havo experience In
this line, otherwise do not apply. No
plain ilrunUnrds or loafers -wanted. (live
references. Addrcsn O ID, cure of llee
offlcc, H-M332 17
""vol "NO man attending selionl desires
place to earn board. Hoylcs' college. Tel.
1981, ii-mm:, 21
SALESMAN WANTED, nblo to Hell nnd
look, 'after gnsollno engines, power shelt
ers. windmills,, etc.. for South l'latte;
Klvc references. Address H, euro Hee of
flee. H M303 18
MEN or women la sell goods to city trade,
(iood pay and steady employment. Hlx
cnbnugb A Co., Ware blk.
H-MI12 Maris
WANTED, experienced packers; references
rciiulred. Apply M. E. Smith A Co.
II 120-18'
WANTED, a. eompelent drug clerk, regis
tered In Nebraska or able to pass board.
Sherman A McConnoll DniR Co.
H-MI2I IS
WANTED, an experienced salesman to sell
nvcrallB, shirts,. Jackets;, etc., on the road
for tho states of Nebniska and South Da
kota. Addresa CJ 2tl, this olllce.
B-M121 2.1
BAJ.ESMEN Fn Igars; new plain quick
sales; good bu, oss; big money. Con
sumers, 'Cigar Co., 3l H Seventh hi..
si. Junius, H. i
II-
S A I.ESSI 11 .V '. X TIC 1 1.
MEN fo travel for St. LouIr Mfff. Co.; also
advertisers, strulrht salary, Triumpn
Co.. Dallas. Texas. H-Mrii IS
WANTBIl FHMAI.K IIEI.P.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1021 Dodge. TelrSTU.'
to g rls wdntad. Ciinndlnn'dmcc,' 1522 Douglas
r. -in
. i i 'j
WANTED, young lady nttendant. Call at
220 B'cc Bide. C 59S
A'llUiailT younB'man or woman .to take
shorthand scholarship and pay for It when
course is nnisneu unu position securco.
Address F 15, live. Ti5!-
COMPETENT girl for general limisework.
2215 herman Ave. C-ai3
WANTED, ladles lo learn halrdreslng.
innnlcurliil' and laclal mnsHage; 4 weeks
completes; crinstant practice; expert In
struetlonsi poaltloiiH guaranteed; ioIm
furnished; call or, write for narlleul'iM.
Molcr's Hnirdrcsslng College Ifi'i! l.'ar-
r.ftm, Omaha.
C-M415 21
WANTED Immediately, experienced lady
bookkeeper. Address (1 24, lice.-
C 119 17
WANTED, girls who understand sorting of
rags. A. Fcrer, M2 Douglas street.
r Cr-M12G18"
I'OK IIILT IIODMES.
IF you want your houses well runted place
them with Bennwa A Co. D 741
ALWAYS moving II. 11. goods. Pianos.
Onice, 151U.i Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or SC.
D-742
HOUSES for rent In nil purts of tha city.
llrennan-Lovq Co., 320 So, l"th St.
D-743
HOUSES, stores. Bemla, Paxton block.
D-741
SEE HENRY O. I'AYNE, B01 N. y. LIFE.
nOUSES. etc. F. D. W-.-ed, 1521 DoigTafl5
' D.-7W.
iloUSES and Ilats. Rlnuwalt. Barker RlkT
D-747
HOUSES wanted. Wallace
Brown' Blk.
D-7IS
PARN. " 2021 St. Mary's Ave.
D-710
FOR RENT, bakery In llrst-class condition;
large storo tootn, continuous oven, etc.;
also S-rooni house, with barn for 8 horses
ail large wagon hIuhI; nil for .10.(X irr
nioilth, W. 11. Rus'-ioll, 42ii Ramge Bldg.
D-U2
1511 SEWARD ST.. now live-room cottage
for rent; cood bam nnd city water; rent.
$12.50., . ,
OMAHA LOAN A TRUST CO., Ifilh and
Douglas Bts. D-751
SEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, eait
fMnK r7lli nurt Ht. MrirvA nvo tIK
.. ...... v " ...... iivinin.
Paxton block. D M717
v; 0.1)331 South Jlst-street. lust north of Han
Kcom park, a nice, comfortable, 8-room
modern house. Will be put In good re
jValr tor right party, jr j Kenn.ird A
won, aiu iiruwu iniiuK. D MjI3
i hu kiiium mi luwiii ('uiuiKcn in uie same
yard; city wator In kitchen; lir good con
dltlniK rent, js pj-r month. Omaha Loan
A Trust Co., 16th and Douglas sts.
' Dt
tltli. near Farnami'ten-room modern hon:
compJeto In every respect; ten minute J
. wnlk of center of cltv: renxnuniii,. r.nt
Omaha Loan A Tr:i8t Co., 16th nnd Doug
las nin. u yti-
112 N, 20th st., furnished' or unfurnished.
3t07 Decatur St.. "r., Jlo,
SSlrt Decatur. 7r. modern. III.
1514 S, ,2xth st., 7r., nil modern, except fur
nace, $25.
1215 Hurt st., s. modern, except furnace, j:,
PAYNE-KNOX CO,, 1ST FL. N. Y. LIKE,
p-.M2'.7J
9-ROOM .Hat. modern Improvements. ;;ct
DOUgiaS, Ui.W. D 3S2-I"
vau ni'.vr fui'mn.iiud rooms.
STEAM-heateil rooms' at The Thurston.
E-752
DEWEY European Hotel, 13th and Farnam,
, , ti JX
HOU8EKEEP1NQ rooms, 0 tip. 2623 St
atarys. is .m 701 j."J"
FORUIENT. a nicely furnished front room
south an,d east .exposure! within flvu
uiiu'itn ut iMiMtouint-: uaiu 111111 use in il-i-j,
phone. Aildrpss F 4, Bee. . E M665
210 N; 17TH ST.," sleain- heated rooms.
E--MU6 F5
S201 DOUOIiAS atreet, cholro rooms.
E-M30.1 19
FlIRMHIIlin ROOMS AMI IIOAHIl.
QLEl;CATRN,tnm)lentBT1.2j day. 1609 Doug
Ft'HNISIIED ROOMS AMI HOARD.
Tho Mcrrlam, good winter home. 25 A Dodae
i , it
UTOriA. 1721 Davenport St. .
F-Tl
THE PRATT, desirable rooms. Hot water
heat F-181
ELEGANT large -team-heated front room:,
with hoard, iwj unpitoi nvti. i- .uno a
Foil HUNT .STORES AM) OFFICES.
HALL,, 102 So, Hth, cor Dodge st.
I M163 F7
FOH HE NT, storfTln flrstclft-s location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters A
Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. I XX
FOR RENT, tho building lormerly occurred
by The lite tt 13 Fnroam street It has
four stories nntl a basement which was
formerly mod as The Bee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once, to C. C. Rn34
water, eecreiary. room 10), Hoe Building.
I-261
LARGE double room In Contltienliil block;
can be made ,nto very desirable olllce and
reception room for physician. Will ar
range to suit.
OMAHA LOAN A TRUST CO.,
16th A Douglas His.
I ,ES
HAM for rent. 102 S. Hth, cor Dodge.
1-M1CT.F7.
AGENTS WANTED.
KVERVHODY H inuklng. iu(.u'y: are ,you7
We havu something exceptional und pale
able; workers KUnrntttrcd weekly. Ad-
uress uepi. r, 41 .'MUiray Hi., now votk.
. , v J M41i 21"
AflENTS, with Hayer matallle nibber tires
- tor- rocKinrf ejuiira you can maun n
month. .Aiidtesj J. c. Haycu, lir. v.. r-
euNi si.. Minnies, in. jMr is
AOENTS wunteil. Indira or Kents, to cell a
mw Hrnci", just our; v per cent prom;
send 2)( for sninlile. Smith Ilrn-.. SI.
j.ouis, .-io. litiK ma. j-,mw ii
Av.wrni) to- hi:.t.
3 OH I unfurll'shel rooms for light house
Keeping, ccnirai. mate price, u :u. Hee.
IC-MK6 17
sum ;i
. JL. . .
PACIFIC Stnrago arid Wareh6u-e Co., !)12-
an J ones, gcnernl storage und forwarding
-757
OM. Van Stnr!Co., 151114 Frn. Tel:. 10-563.
WAM'iin-to iirv.
HOUSES to jnove. WaUuce, Urown Illk.
N-70)
WANTED to buy. J1.00O of Omnha Savings
nanK, accounts lot cash. Address A 16,
IJce olllce. N-MJI8
HIGHEST prices paid for furniture and
siuves. j . i.evine, 301 rv. jut it. Tel. 771.
N-II73
FOll SAI.I Ftril.MTHHi:.
CHICAOO Fl'HNITUIlE CO., 1410 Dodge,
Tel. 2020. New A 2dhatnl furnlturu bought
sold, exchanged. O 782
FOll SAI.E ll'JIISF.S, VEIIICI.UM, ETC.
II
YOl'U wagon breaks down take It to
iinrry v rost, li a liworth. llo llxes 'cm,
rm
Oil SALE MISCEl.I...EOl!S.
HAHD and soft foundation piling; hog
lences nnu cnouing. wi uougias. y 7CS
2DIIAND safe chea Derlght, 1110 Farnatn,
q-G3
SAFES; buy, sell ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13.
Q-761
HEUTFOHD A CO.. 16th A Uworth.
FURNITURE A UPHOLSTERING.
Q-377
TI
IMOTHY hay. and all kinds feed and conl
Monroe it Co. - Q M416
- J V . i,: . , , r. 1 , Z. ,
1 'ITAVE B.'sure',nermatil,nt ciirJr fnr u-nrtq
no fpaln 'or'srar: setul 1 and a 2-cent
Biamp tor medicine anu. iuij uirectlons,
ura, ivucera, .ycsicrn, rscu.
Q-M437-21
2DHAND boiler, Jihd enclne. about 20 H-P.
for sale cheap' at Omahu Safe and Iron
YvorKHy my tso. urn St., uiiuuia. q 5
FOR SALE, new and secondhand soda
rountnins; montniy pnyments. a. n. men
mono, im bo, ntn at. qm&h it
WELSHA"'II niaiit'tes put on, 25c. Drop
postal. O. a. S. Co.. 1721 Cuming.
0,-203 16
BARGAINS In 2d hand bicycles, up
ui'w wueeis, ij up. uinnua iiicvcin i o,
Kitn HIHl (.'liicago HtS. Q M734
FOR SALE, nerfectlv new Oliver Ivnc
writer; cheap for cnh. Address O SI, lieo,
CI.AIHVOY.WTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16th.
S-705
MME.GLYMER genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge,
H ICQ
IlI.Et-Tttlt; T 1 1 K ATM K 'T.
MABEL GRAY, 317V& N. 15th St.. Flat E.
v Mwir
ELITE parlors. 615 South ICtli, second iloor,
T 197 F-S
MISS MAE LESLIE, CIO S. 10th. 2il floor.
. T M3I7 22
MME. AMES. 1613 Howard, 2d door, room
tnermai natns. l M3IR 17
PRSO.VAI,.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns A sunerdunn
pair removcu u etucinciiy. ti. 12, l?rri
zcr uik. U 767
TURKISH baths, nms'ago baths, electric
.....I... r.,n In, Una ,irlt l.ll,..., .v.
mum, i" ,v hivuivu women
til mo c.iy. non iCii " ""'Paiiy
LlElK,'l',ltt,cu, n-nsquentde costumer
WIS I'uriiuin. U 769
nntVATI! home before antl'iltirlm- ,.(i..
.tnenii. iiuu f"i'" uurget, i'to
tiuruciii;. 1 U 770
WIDOWER' having no' u so for a near!
now upriB"; i"au win en cneap; cas
. or tiiiiu. fjiuivfloi v n, wince.
U-M924-F.5
FJIENCH accprdlqn. Dl?;tlnB; lyory rlnv hul
tons; roall orders. Oniaha Pleating Co.
1524 OJopBins. , . U 773
BABIES and children cared for. $14 N. 23d.
U .UOlU
BUPPl H'fl fr "II machines; tnnchlnes for
rent. White Sewing Machine, 1620 Doug
las, rcl. 2231. U-540
P'RIVATE hospital for ladlps before and
during eonllnement: babies adopted. srtcH
Grant Sv. U 177
SKATES sharpened, 15c. Louis Flesrher,
1622 Caplto- Ave. U M975
CHILDREN"? clothing made to order.
Infant wear, and ladles' underwear 11
specialty. Satisfaction Kuaranteed, 1919
Burt st. " U-C32.
IF your feet bother you do not put. off
until tomorrow buying n box of Re-no-may
powder. Sold by .all druggists.
UVM295
I I NDERSTAND the system and medicine
so l can break any disease In one day.
I'rof. D. W. Johnson, 1711 Vinton .it . city.
U M399 U
VIAVI Woman's way tb health; rational,
wholesome homo treatment. ,'l8 Ben Bldg.
U-891-
BUY from the manufacturer. Burklov E11
volopo Co., Omaha. U 5llW FIG
MONEY TO I,OA.V-llAI, USTATU
PRIVATE money, 5, 6"', 6 per cent; no dr.
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 774
LOANS on cjistcm Nebraska and western
Iowa furun nt 5 per centt.borrowrs can
nnv JHO ur any mu tlnlo: nnv Interest
date; 11 clay. Rrcnnnn-Luvc Co., 3i
So. 13tb ff Omnbn, Neb. W-77i
MONEY tc loan on Improved Omaha teal
estate. Brennan-I-ovu Co., 309- 80. ijth.
, W-776
JLOfiO nnd upward to loail dn Improved city,
property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith St
Co.. 1320 Farnam. W-77S
MO.M3V TO LOAN-HEAL F.STATE.
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrnn!.
George A Company, 1601 Farnam street.
tj
WANTED, city nnil farm loans; nl-o bonds
nnd warrants, ii c. peters & in, ;m
Farnatn 8t , lleo HMir. W-7S0
MONEY to loan on farm and city property,
lowest rates, o. F. Davis Co., i&ua i-armm
W 7fil
RIVATE money to loan, J. II. Sherwood,
943 . i. I.IIC. Y 100
MONEY to loan at 5 nnd BU per cent on
umnna property, w. u. .-sieiKie, ui h. unit
W i2
FIVE per cent money. Ilcmls, Paxton block.
yv tot
$l.iyJ TO LOAN on real otttte: call at once.
m. j. icennura & son, siv-m urown oiocn.
W 7S0
FIVE nnd one-half per cent loans. W. H.
tnotnns, Mrsi ptationai uanit duikuhk.
Tel. 16-l. W-MSI
AND 6't per cent loans. W. II. Thomis,
First Nat Bank building. Tel. 1648.
-IMS. 6
RIVATE money. F. D. Wend. 1524 Douglas).
w , i
MUSHY Ttl I.OAX-CIIATTEI.S.
stnvp.v TnnAY.
Loans made In amounts from M0 to $250 on
household rurnlruro, plnnos, horses, car
riages, etc., without removal or on your
8-A-L-A.lt-Y without aecurliy. All or, a
part of the money may be paid bnck t.Je
ilrst mouth, or no part of It need be paid
bnck for several months. ICach payment
made reduces tho cost according''. Em
plovers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. Peopls
who need money nro Invited to call and
ijet my terms and compare them with
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies may bo transferied to inc. No
chnrge for papers, All business strictly
confidential. Quick aervlco and lowest
rates guaranteed.
.1. W. TAYLOR.
218 First. Nat. Batik bldg . southest corner
ioni anu j'tirnnui bis. ici.
X Mno
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
Wo loan lo.() and up on furniture,
P'unou, horses and other chattels.
SALARY LOANS . ...
without mortgage, to people holding
permanent positions. You can get the
money In a few hours after making ap
plication, nnd toko 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 0 months
or more In which to pay It back, und
you need net pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. Wi charge nothing
for papers und we glvo you the full
amount In cash. There aro no lower
rates thr.11 ours, our terms nro tho
easiest, our business Is confidential
and our motto Is "try to please.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Hoard of Trndc Bldg. Tel.. 229j.
(Established 1M2), 306 So. 16lh St.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
AT UMHAt'Jcnr n.vi I'.n in v.n
an niM(niTitN.MTV to take advantage of.
We make no startling, sensational an
nouncements of rate "cut In two. Vve
don't do .business that way; neither does
nnyhndv else. OCR REDUCED RATES
ARE THE LOWEST. You can borrow on
vour personal Note, without Mortgage,
Indorser, or Publicity. Our Specla Puy
metit Plan surnrlses them all and soon
gets you out of debt. Very quiet Olllce,
easily lourwi. come nnu see us.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
Boom C01, Bee Bldg.
X MS20
MONEY MONK
LOANED OA I.AU1UU I'liurur..
No endorser of mortgage required.
LOWEST RATES, KABY PAYMENTS ana
STJlllJll Y UUK fllir.fll
Room 620, Fifth Floor, New York Life Bldg,
OAI.AnV T.flANS.
If you nro employed by a responsible Arm
wo win loan you sum ironi w i
your note at much cheaper und easlor
rates than elsewhere. Of this we nrc
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Nothing deducted rroin amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 2C3 Paxton nlk. X MSol
MONEY to Loan on Furniture. Pianos,
Diamond, etc., on easy payments, aou
keep security No chargo for papers. No
questions asked your "neighbors. TeL 16.11.
BEKGERS' LOAN CO., 1501, Farnam tjt,
n x-oai .
MONEY loaned salnrled people holdln-r per
manent po-ltlon with responsible concoin
upon their own names without security!
- ensv payments. Tolmnn. Room 440, Board
of Trade Bldg.. lGth and Farnam Sts.
X 791
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry. horses,. cows. etc. C. F. Reed, 31'." S. 13.
X 790
MONEY louued on p'nnos. furniture, horos,
cov;s, Jewelry. Dult Green, RS, Barker bk
III HIXESS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
,,...,,, fnlnlfnli ulil m.nltliifla frit, il.tnl..
cigars or cash: will earn J2 nnd upward
weeKiy encn. tunri. viarK ,v ju rurui
turo ainnutacturers, cnicago, 111.
v S13
WANTED, good man to do cnnvnsslng in
tho country, goou pay tor rignt man .mi
dress E 4. Bee. Y-M190
FOR SALE, ?. J.1,000 stock of shoes cheap
for casn. V. 1. .oyes, juissoun vauey,
la. 1 .iioii is
FOR SALE, bakery, restaurant and grocery
cheap it taiten at once, .uuress 11 m, nee
Y-M356
FOR SALK, agricultural Implement nnd
fjirHnim tiuslnesH 111 south central Ne
braska. For further particulars nddr.us
Box 603,. west utterly, in. jiwi -1
FOH EXCIIA.(i.
WII.T. pxehnncn Chicago vacant for Omaha
vacant or Improved and pay difference, If
necessary, uitiicus u it, hit,
Z-M299 19
A FINE JS5.00 Imported magic lantern, as
good ns new, oniy useii a snori tunc; suit'
nhln fur leetttres. churches or Indue enter.
tnliuncnts; u bargain. Address F 63, Beo
olllce z'.
FOH SAI.E-HEAL ESTATE.
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 6oTTT Y. LIFE
RE-796
DESIRABLE enst front lot, residence or
business, isu moult ao. uupui mi juin. Mil
Vinton. RK-MSS3 F3
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by the
Union Paclllc Railroad company. R. A.
McAllaster land commlsslonor, Union
Pncltlc Hc-ati'iuartors, uinunu, isod.
RE 813
PROPERTY bought nnu sold; money
lomeil; rni8 coiiccteu. u. u. aonnson
Co., 311 80. 15th St. RE 102
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire
insurance, uemis, t-axtou oik. 111s an
C1IAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St
RE-795
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; 62V4-foot
east front in Mcison s nuuition. ,m. j.
Kennard & son, i.v urown uiock.
RE-MNS3
WHO wants It? Omaha property In ex
change for that of Denver. Apply
owner, GOD S. 29th st. RE-M208 17
to
FOR SALE Ol. LEASE, Short Lino park
In .Mont.: excellent rnucn nnu p:ensuro re
sort; 43414 acres; title perfect. Address E,
ji Kane, ucer i.ouge, ..moiii.
RE-M39I IS
BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE,
nn.ft. lot. corner 25th nnd Snnicue. 1K) 01.
10 acres 4's miles from P, 6,, 5-room house
stable, gooti wen, v) iruu treeJ. vvw
JI.HM. Want offer
Garvin Bros.. 1613 Farnam, RE-MI01 IS
SCRIP WW ncres; C. B, Burrows, owner,
Norfolk, Ncu, m; uzi au
PATENTS.
INVENTORS. GOT AN IDEA? Wo handle
patents, copyrights unit tra.ie marKs; yuu
glvo Ui the bare Idea it ml we will do the
rest; modern equipped machine shop uml
foundry ;n connection; Official Gazette on
lilo; guldo book free, Mitson, Fenwlck A
Lawrence, patent lawyers, llwi Howard
st.; tel. 1419, Omnha. J. P. Cronln, repr.
-Ml'O
INVENTORS, wo ask nn fee until the
patent Is proctije.l; If wo fall, w u t no
lee; n.lvlco free Htien A Co., Intent I.nw
yers. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Long dis
tance telephono 1623. -118 .Iarl3'
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas,
-ill
MEiuru,.
LADIES out of health llnrt iirompt relief
Box Omaha, NeD. Confidential.
799
GONOVA Is a Frenh treatment for male
anu remaie, ror tne positive cure 01 unit 1
orrhoea, Gleet, t'nnaturnl Discharges, In- .
tlammatlons, Irrltatlens nnd Ulcerations I
of tho mucous membranes. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
rnntpil to rurp worst caes In one week.
J3 per vackage or two for $0. Sent nny
where on receipt of price. The Kldd Drue
Co., Elgin. 111. American Olllce, retail,
wholcrnle, Myors-Dlllon Drug Co., Omann;
M. A. Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
LADIES! Chichester's EngllfTi rcnnyroyal
Pills are the best: safe, reliable; take no
other, Send 4c stamps for particulars,
"Relief for Ladles" In letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
USTEOl'ATIIV.
JOHNSON tnstltute, CIS N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1601! Alice Johnson D, O., ladles' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlf t, Mgr.
-NK)
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrlsavlllc, Mo., G04 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-307
SHORTHAND AM) TYPE Wit ITIMJ.
X.ITVAN SANT'3 ScIiqoI 71l NTVrLlfc!
S91
BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal,
Bco Bldg. . -Sv2
NEB. Business A Shorthand college. Boyd's
Theater. SOS-
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 A Doug,
SOI
ACCORDION' I'l.KATIMl.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best nulclc
est. Mrs7 A. C. .Mark. S. E. Cor. Hth nnd
Farnam. 522
LOST.
LADIES gold hunting ense watch, name
nnd doner's on Inside Hise; liberal reward.
Maude E. Bonnell, KM New York Life.
Losf-381-16
LOST, Jan. 10. a pair gold-bowed spectacles.
Return to 2224 Lake St. nnd receive, re
ward; Lost M423 17
LOST, liuUcs handbag, between Kllpat
rick's storo In Omnha and Council Bluffs.
Reward If returned to Bee olllce, Council
HIUIIS.
DIliHSSMAICIXd.
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP. 401 Paxton Blk.
Telephone 2120. M-DSI-J27
1IIIIDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1003 Leavenworth.
797
TICKET lIROKEIt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II, Phil-
bin. 1505 Furnnm. Telephone 751. S09
STAMMERING AMI STUTTERING.
CURED
Julia VnUEhn, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
-812
NICKEL ri.ATIXO.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bide. Tel. 255.
I.ACMHlY.
OMAHA Stenm Laundry; shlrta. 7c: collars
c; cunrs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
-798
Ft'IlMTIHE It EPA I RING.
TEL. 1331. M S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
SOS
HUIIIIER hTA.Ml'l".
BADGES, medals.- Om.il". t. Co., Beo BUIg,
Tel. 25 ' m tii7
DAN'Clivfi !l"UO'UJ,.
THE winter term at, Sl'orand's Dancing
scnooi begins hub wcok auuiis, lue-oiuy
and Friday, 8 p. m.; 12 lessons, gentlemen
JS; Indies, 16. Private lessons day und
evening. M 222 Fll
CARPENTERS AND .lOIIIIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repnlrlng
promptly ntten.ieu to. j. r. ucniitree, '.'otn
and Lnko Sts. . . 370
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO Fob. 2 nnd 1(5, March 2. Illus-
(rated program; 24 days, all expenses. ius.
njymondd Whltcoinb,l03 Adams St.,Ch!carjo
RAILWAY TIME TATILES,
KANSAS CITY, ST. JO
scph A Council Bluffs
Rnllroail-'Thn Burling
ton Route" Ticket Ofllce,
1502 Farnam Street. Tele
phone, Depot, Tenth
nnd Mnson Strems. Tele
phone, 12&
t ...n V I. Arrli.n
Knnsas Cltv n.iv i n n--',t nm n ' ,
Kansas City Night Ex..a'":30 pm a 6:13 am
fat. Louis Flyer for t
a Dally Louis, a 0:19 pm all;13 am
RUBLINGTON A Mis
souri River Rallroad
"TI10 Burlington Routo"
General Olliees, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Ofllce IMS Farnam Street,
Burllncton Stntlnn 'l',.r,il.
and Mason Streets. Telephone, 128.
, , i.c-ave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hustlnga and
. McCook . a 8:40 am a 7:33 pm
Lincoln. Denver, Colo-
rado. Utah, Callfornln.a 4:2.-. pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Black TIlllo h l-m n a,r '.
Montann. Puget Hjund'.la 9:00 pm a 6:43 am
U'.I" Fn,H,t -Vl" -"".b 3:00 !"' m
V. ' "-iiio nnu
Denver, Colorado, Utolt
and Callfornld n 6-45 am
South Bend. Louisville, ,b,m
!- cZ'tVA b 3:35 om bll:03am
9rokf '"'tsniolith
.111.1 j-uc'iiie . junction n 7:00 pm a S:20 am
BelleViie, Plattsmout.'i m
and Paclllc Junction '.ii!2:IO am
a Dally, b Dully tjxeent flunail.
CHICAGO, BFRLINOTON
Qulncy ltnllron4-"Tho
IAnr'R,t-n.,.,0,,,e,'-'rl'lt
Olllce 1502 Farnam Htreot.
Telephone. 2:0. Donnt
Tenth nnd Mnsnn streets:
TeIc)hoi)t, lm, .
t .rn... . 1
Daylight Chicago Spe- -nne.
OlOl fl'7-IVI -in... .
Chicago Vestibule.! Ex a 4:00 pm 7-is ?S
Chicago Local E3presff.11 man am n :ns
i-,.ll.. . " P
pm
m
a Dally.
pm
W ABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Offlco 1415 Farnam
, OUVfl. . .-,l,W!ltl, o., ue-
pot. -renin nno .Marcy sts.
4C1CPI1UUI-, Uw.
Leave. Art-i-n
Kt. Lnnl "Hnnnon Ball"
Express n 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
a Dally-
MISSdUP.I PACIFIC RAIL-road-Gcncrnl
Ofllces and
Ticket Ofllces, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts Tcicpnone, iui. Depot,
1 ,..(.... U,,fnn '
UlMUIl WIHHWII,
Leave. Arrive.
fit i.,,ii.u nml iCunsas
City Express alOiM nm a 0:23 pm
IC C, St. L. Express ,al0:50 pm n 6:13 um
Leave from lMn ,uud
Webster Stieets;
Wlirnsku I. oral. Via
Weoplng Water b 4:lo pm al0;45 am
a Dally, u Dally oxcept t-ainuay.
Illinois Central
Rnllroad-Clty Ticket Of
flee 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 243. Depot,
Tenth ami aiarcy streets.
Leave. Arrive
Chicago Express ..
Chicago Limited .
MlnntnpohH and
Paul Express ..
Minneapolis nnd
....a 7;00 am alli'.Z pm
....11 i.u iui u a;vu um
tit.
.. ,l)7;00ntn b 9;40 pm
ram uiiniieu
....a ;(.' pm a S:05 nm
Fort Dodcu Ijjcal from
Council Bluffs b 1:30 pm a E:15 nm
Fort Do.lge Local from
Council Bluffs a 6 0) am
1 Dilly. b Dally except Sunday,
fr
IvbhSA
UAH, WAY 'II ME TAIII.ES.
FREMONT. ELKHORN A
Mtsnoiirl Valley Rallrmtd
The Nurthw-tern
Line '-- General Otllccs,
'IIUSfi!flB' I nited States Natlotml
UiSv"v"' nanK mug . m.
7 Twelfth and Farnam Sts.
Ticket Olllce. lioi Farnam St. Tel. Ml. De
pot, i&tn und Webster Sts. tci. ins.
. , Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deudwood.
Hot Spring a 3:00 pm n 5:0) pm
yonilng, Cnsper and
. Douglas s.d 3:00 pm c 5:00 pm
Hastlncs, York, David
1 uy, superior, Geneva,
Exeter nnil Sewnnt Ii S:00 tint b 3:00 Pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre nnd
Fremont b 7:20 nm bl0:2o nm
Lincoln, Wnhoo und .
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:2o am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, c
uaiiy except .Monday.
CHICAGO A NORTH
western Railway "Tlu
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ofuco,. 1401
Farnnm St. Telephone.
601 Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Sis. Telephone n.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe-
cfnl n 7:00 am nll:S0 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 3140 am
in stern express, lies
.Moines. .Marsuniiiown,
Crd.tr Rapids and A
Chleaso nl0:53 am a 4:0j bra
Eastern Special, Chi
cago nnil East a 4:j pm b 4:C5 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
Omnha n Silo Pm
Omaha -Chicago Llmlt'd.n 7:15 pm a 8:0) pm
1- aSl .Mail a lira
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:3) Pm
.1131.-11, I.AIII 1-91- ....... .J .'."V llll
n Daily, u ualiy except ituruay.
SIOFX CITY A PACIFIC
Railroad "Tho North
western Line" Genenl
Ofllces, I'nltcd States
National Bank Building,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnam Sts. Ticket
Ofllce, 1101 Farnatn St, Telephone Ml. De
pot, Tenth and Mnrcv Sts. Telephone 629,
Leave Arrive,
Twin City Express. a -53 nnv al0:2J pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm n Siin.im
Bioux city J.ocai n :w urn u j;w pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL,.
Minneapolis A Omaha
Railway "The North
wt'Ktern Line" General
Ofllces. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. City-Ticket Olllce,
Telephone. 561, Dcuot.
1401 Farnatn St.
16th nnd Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a 6:00 um n 9:10 pm
Omaha Pussengcf nll:10 am
blouxt city & North
east .NeurasKii a pm
a Daily.
OMAHA A ST. LOUI8 RAIL
road -Omaha. Kansas City
A Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
fice, 1415 Fnrnnm St. Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Streets. Telephone,
C29.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cnnnon Ball
Express a 6:15 pm n 8:20 nm
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00pm
a Dally.
UNION rACIFIC-"THE OVER
land Route" General Ofllces,
N. E. Cor. Ninth nnd Farnnm
StreetB. City Ticket Ofllce, 1321
l'arnam Street. Telephone, 310.
Depot, Tenth and Mnrcy Sts,
Telephone, 629.
j-cuvc. Arrive,
The Overland Limited, .a 8:20 nm a 7:30 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Special a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
The Fast Mail a S:W nm a 3:25 pm
The Mall and Express.. all:35 pm u 4:20 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express, .b 4:0T pm 1)12:30 pm
Tho Paclllc Express.... a 4:23 pm
Tho Atlantic Express... n 6:50 nm
Grand Island Local b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
Ti.u41.Arr,-
A 8t Paul Railway-City
Ticket Olllce, 1501 Farnam
IMiLWAum
Street.
Telephone, ssi.
Depot. T'jntii nnd Mason
Streets, xcicpnonc, 112a.
Leave Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex... .a 6:uo pm a 8:05 am
Chicago A Omaha Ex..b 7:15 nm b 3:40 pm
a uauy. u jj.my except sunuay.
CHICAGO, ROCK isl
and A Pacl'lc Railroad
"Tho Great Rock IhI.
and Routo" city
iicKct uiiice, ta;j f ar
nam Street. Teleplione,
42S. Depot. Tenth and
Mnrcy Sts. Tele-
nnone, u.-j.
, . I-oave. Arrive,
EAST.
Dos Molne.t and Daven-
tiort Locnl a 7-25 am lit 1 At nm
Chicago Express bll:l5 am n S;10 am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm u 4:45 pm
Chicago Fast Express. .11 5:00 pm u 1:23 pm
ucn ivulu isl
and und Chicago a 7:40 pm a 9:35 pm
n.T.cr, .....
Lincoln, Colorn.'o Spgs.,
Denver. Pueblo und
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma A
Txas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally b uauy except Sunday.
1. nun iuiinii-aiiw,wi'iuuii,i.
I itHI-M0STHLY.-HW4 WtlSLY
Fine SHIPS ' INCOSNtCTIOS wmt
SPCCN3ID SLRVICE Tl HOBIl BNWR.H.
ALONG THE NORTH SHOHC
HAVANA, MATANZAS, CARDENAS, SAQUA, CAI
IiAClE.1, MEVITAS, 01 BAR A, (id HARACOA,
ini otter nm
MtIXSff St KAMSIIIP J.INK.J7 WIKIftm t,
Mw York City.
RAYMOND A WHITCOMB,
Union Square, New York.
For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation
and Gsntral Information of the MO
BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile. A Ohio It. II. and South
rn Ry.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should bo rend DAILY by all interested, :is
changes may occur ui any time.
Foreign malls for tho week emllnir Janu-
nry 1, 1901. will closo (PROMPTLY in all
iiiscsi 111 inn tieuerai i-osiouico as to ows:
PARCELS POST MAILS closo ONE HOl'R
EARLIER than closing iimo suown no ow.
Parcels, Post Malls for Germany closo it
6 p, in. on January 14 per s. s. Truvc, Jan
uary 16 per h, s. Koc-ln nnd on January IS
tine H. n. i-iioeiiiciii.
Regular und Sutiplomentnry mnlls close
at Foreign urancn niiir nour later timn
closing time snown neiow.
Ti-iiiin-A tliiiitlo ."lulls.
Tlll'RSDA Y At 7 n. m. for FRANCE,
SWny.Klll.A.NU, ITALY. HI'Al.N, l'Uli
TI'GAL. TCRKEY. EGYPT. GREECE
lmiTISH INDIA nnd LORENZO MAR
QUE'., per h. s. La Champagne, vlu Havre
1 mull lor other narts of hurnno must bo
directed "per h. h. 1.11 c'lianipiigne ).
SATI'RDA Y At S n. m. for NETHER
lands, pc- h h. ,-ipaurn.iam tmuu must
lie 1 reeled "tier s. s. Hliaarndam 1: at i
n. m. for ITALY, per s. h, Werra, Via
Naples (mull must no directed "per s. s,
m..hv,,". 11. 1fl 1TI 1, t Ininmlamnn,,,.,, 1
ni.) for El'ROPE, per h. h. I'mbrln, vlu
Queenstown; nt 12 m. mr Denmark di
reel, per s. s. .-ore
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls stenmer
takes Printed Mutter, Commercial and
Samples for Germany only. The same clans
of mall mii..ter for other parts of Europe
will not bo sent by this, ship unless
specially itliecieu uy ner.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Tr;ins-Atlantlo Mulls named above addi
tional supplementary mailt, tire opened on
the tilers of tho American, Eng'-lsh.
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
hour of sailing of steamer.
"lulls for South nnd CeiKrnl America,
.W'ct Indies. Etc.
THURSDAY- At 12 m. (supplementary 12:30
p. m.i for NASSAU. GITANTANAMO und
SANTIAGO. Cl'HA, per h. . Suntlago.
SATURDAY At 5:30 11. m. for BRAZIL.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY
and PARAGUAY, per s. h. Hevellus itnall
' for Northern Brazil must be directed "per
s. h. Hevellus' ): ut U .1. m. lnupplementary
fl:.'M a. m.i for VENEZUELA and CURA
CAO, per f- s Mnracuibo (mull for
Savunlli.i nnd Carthugenu mint bo di
rected "per s. b. Muracalboi; at I) 11. m. for
PORTO RICO, per s. h. Ponce, via San
Juan; .it ;30 1. m. (Hiipiilcmenlury 10 1.
m.i for ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX, LEE
WARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS and
DE.MERARA, pur h. Foiitubi'lle; at 10
n. m. (supplementary l":3n m.j for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SAVA
NII.LA. CARTHAOENA hii.1 GREY
TOWN, per h. h, Alleghany imall for
Costa Rica must be directed "i.er h, s,
Alleglmny"). at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per
k, a, Jeanne (mall for Curacao. Trlnldml,
Venezuela, British and Dutch Gulur.a
rO.HTOI'FICn NOTICIV
must be directed "per s. f. Jeanne"); nt
lo a. tn. for Cl'HA, per s. s, Morro Castle,
Via Hnvniia; nt "ll p. m. for NASSAU,
per steamer from Miami, Fla
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by stenmer, close nt
this ofllce dally nt 0:30 p. m. (connectltu
close here every Monday, Wednesday nnd
Saturday). Malls for Mlquolon. by rail to
Boston, nnd thence by steamer, close nt
this olllce dally nt 6.30 p. 111. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and
thence by steamer, close at this ofllce
dally nt 6 n. m. (the connecting closes
are on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday).
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially nddressed for dispatch by
steamer, close nt tb'" nlllce dally at 1:30
p. m. and 11 p. m. Mnlls for Costa Rlfu,
Belize, Puerto Corte and Guatemala, by
ml! to New Orleans, nnd thenro by
steamer, close at this ollke dally at 1.30
p. m. (connecting closes here MondnyB for
Belize, Puerto Corter, nnd Guatemala nnd
Tuesdays for Costa Rica). Registered
mall closed at 6 p, m, previous day.
Triiin-I'iicltle Mnlls.
Malls for China, Japan nnd Philippine
Islands, via Tacotna, close here dally nt
6:30 p. m. up to January 13. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s, GlenoKle.
Mnlls for China. Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Tacotna. loe here dnlly nt
6:30 p. 111. up io January ,!5tli, inclusive,
for dlspitt- n per ri. s. Olympln.
Mails for Australia (except West Australia),
Now Xculaud, Hawaii. FIJI and Samcttt
Islands, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6:30 p. m. January 8th nn.; u;
to January 19th. Inclusive, 01 on day of
nrrlvnl of s. r. Cnmpnnln. duo nt New
York January 19th, for dispatch per s. t:
Houomii
Mnlls for Hawaii, China. Japan nnd Philip-
pint) iBiiiiiiin. viu cun r riim-isvv, 1 nvju
dally nt 0:10 p. tn. up to January 9th.
Inclusive: for dispatch per s. s. Ilomr
IConir Muni.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver.
close hero dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to jonu-
Iiry "il, inclusive, lor UlspatCIl per s. v. 1
Empress of .Japan (registered lmln ml,st
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China' nnd Philip-
nino isinnus. via nn ' raucirco. ri'"i-
l,.?,!:o..,.,i"'.."t V.Vt..VV,. V.,'-t'' ."."tViI,1,.
Mnfls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes vlu Europe, -ind Now Zealand.
which goes via San Francisco), nnd I-III
Islands, via Vancouver, close hero dally
nt :au p. 111. niler JHUliary "i:i aim up "
rebruary "2. inclusive, ror iiispaicn 1 .1 wjt, ,ne ,a painted white, making It cas
s. s. Anrnngl (supplementary mulls. la ... ,.. .,.. tm.
Seattle, c'ose nt 6:30 p. m. February "3).
Trnns-Pacine mails nro lor warded to port of
?sllHra,,W
uuliitci runted overland transit. Regis-
tered mall cIocs nt 6 p. m previous day.
CORNEL1FS VAN COT'
Postmaster.
TO TAX OR NOT TO TAX
lnt-Ntloii of Debute llctMeeii I nt'ie
Hume nnd Cfitnlu Jlelllrs Nmv
There U Heller from lliiidcii.
.ManufncturcrH ot "self-raising Hours nro
to be relieved of tho necessity of fear 01 a
lslt from the United States revenue coiiec-
tor with n demand for tho payment of lutcr-
nni rcvenuo tax nnu n neay pennuy mi
falluro to pay at tho proper tlmo.
Tho question of what constitutes mixed
flour" under the terms of tho war rovouuo
act has troubled revenue ofllccrs from tho
tlmo tho law went Into effect. It was cur-
rled to the commissioner, who deciucu ono
way, and a few weeks, afterward ono or tno
ntlorneys of the department decided In ox
autly tho opposite way. As a result tho
collectors of Internal revenue havo been In
doubt ns to what flour should pay tho tax.
Omaha Is 0110 of tho greatest centers of
manufacture ot "self-raising" flour In tho
west. A dozen or more local brands arc to
bo found for salo In tlio city and Its com
merclal territory. Some of this flour bore
the Internal roventio stamp and other Hour
of similar character was without the stamp, morning, "It Is true that tho orcc
Tho local collector had recently begun nn tlon of such shops has been under
Investigation and nt ono tlmo required n tax
from one of tho Omaha houses which wa3
paid under protest. 1
Ciimmlsaloiier Snya Xo Tm,
When the matter waB brought to tho at-
tentlon of the commissioner ho decided that
no tax was required iind a claim wns filed
for a return of the money paid. This claim
was approved until It reached tho auditor,
who overruled the commissioner and do-
cldcd that tho money could not be refunded,
No further attempt was mnde, however, to
colloct additional tax and, with one or two
exceptions, nono of tho houses of tho city
have paid tax on "solf-ralslng" flour slncc
that time
Collector Houtz announced yesterday
that so far as the Omaha factories wcro
concerned they could rest nssurc.l that nor,.""" ""-'c inuB H'o
w I nni Irril' nrnl l m I ti n -.
further attempt would be mado to collect
tnx upon theso goods until .tho passage of
tho amended revenue law by tho present
congress. If the hill passes In Its present Lnys: Tho Great Northorn Express corn
condition tho necessity for tho tnx will bo pny wm withdraw lis service from Port-
removed, ns tho net uciines "mixed Hour
to uo n iooti prouuci wuoso priuuipui cum-
poncnt is wheat or tho product of wheat
mixed with other grain, or tho product of
nny other grain used ns food, excepting
spoclftcnlly wheat flour mixed with such
mnterial as baking powder, unless this mix-
turo Is offered for salo as pure wheat flour,
when tho tax applies
RARE PRIVATE WINE CEI.I,H.
Siippliiiitc.l lt- the linllvldiiiil lloltle
nml the Dealer.
Until after tho middle of the nineteenth
century, says tho New York Sun, tho con-
sumption of wine wns twofold larger, In
proportion to the population, than It was
nt Its close. In tho earlier period almost
every nrosnerous mnn In tho country was
the mvnor of n u-ell.fitncked nrlvntn u-lnn
cellar. This not only Indlcntcd social con-
scquencc. but was a necessity of tho pro-
vnlllnc conditions of tho Imnortntlon and
Kln nt u-lnefi nnd llnllnrs. Then thev wnrn
rarely sold In bottles. They tamo In tho
"I
wood and wcro bottled by the purchasers,
who In consequence wcro provided with a
IlllBU niWH, DIUICIl .1. LCIIUIB .... .... L-U
tcmjiernture. huh sysiem icu io very
generous ronsumpunn ot tne more strongly
fnrtlfle.l wines, such as shorrv. Mn.llnhi.
Bureundv etc. This custom continued
1)U1 pviuil , linn I.IBIUIU 1 11.1 1 ... Ill U ,
particularly in tho southern states, until
n vnnr or two before tho onenlnir of Dm
nlvll wnr Thnrn nt flint thno u-hnt u-nn
- '
calico a inrec-ootiio man was uy no means
an extinct species, no woh huh so numcr-
ous that no one who bulked nt a second
bottlo was looked upon, morn or less, a
a miiK sop.
These performers through tho changed
conditions that prevail nt the closo of tho
nineteenth century arc now as rnra as tlio
ilodo. Their disappearance and that of
tho prlvnto wlno collar wcro synchronous,
Tho copious drinking of wine hns waned
with tho century. Nqw pcoplo content
thomsolvcs with a glass or two of dry
champagno at a dinner. For ono to glvo
evidence of over-inilulKcnco nt this func-
tlon would subject hlniaolf to serious crltl
clsm. Men nrc no longer so convivial in as
socintlon ns In tho past. Not that thoy
drink so much less, hut that drinking Is
in secret. Tho Individual whisky bottlo
has taken tho place of tho prlvnto wlno
cellar, whoso contents In tho earlier years
of tho century were generously shared with
congenial companions. At tho end of the
nlnotecnth century tho private wlno cellar
has been replaced by tho storage vaults
- .U- .4n.rt.. ,ullnln llnn. nn,l lln,.A... In
l"u r.y.'," ::: J " .?.. .
cases oi ia . .,.. .c.u u. uo-
very. This Is vastly moro convenient.
Quality has not been sacrificed in tho
change. Brandy nt J100 a do.on and the
rarest vintages of Luropp aro procurable
at n call of thn telephone. This rellovea
people of tho need of devoting household
spaco to storage. Wo can nchlevo (lis-
tin, tlon as connoisseurs without tho om-
plojment of a trained or cultivated faculty
beiond that of cupaclty to add our signa
ture to a check. Tho possession of tho
title of gourmet nt tho closo of tho nine-
teenlh century Is open to all who novo the
power io pay tne pitco in icgai iimuer.
,. thn century's inception It was consld.
ercd an attribute of heredity and breed
ing.
UNCLE SAM'S ERRATIC CLOCK
Timepiece on Federal Building
the Carpet.
it on
AUTHORITIES AT WASHINGTON INTERESTED
Clock Cuts l Mich II I u It .links tlmt
thr Ctistoilliiti of Hie lltilldlnu
Report II t llend-liiiirtcr-.
The olok 011 the postofllce building Is
not giving perfect satisfaction, aud for that
reason Is attracting attention In Washing
ton. The trouble is that the chronometer
has a way of disclosing tho secrets of its
mechanism which Is most unprofessional.
It Is ns If an actor would come out on tho
stage In full view of the audience to put on
his grease paint nnd wig.
The hands trace their cycles on tho face
in faithful compliance with chronological
conditions, but at night there Is something
amiss with tho florid disk on top of tho
government bull liiig. However keen of eyo
ho may bo n person standing two blocks
nway catinot make mil the hour after tho
sun hns gone down because tho lamps In
the clock nro so placed that tho hands ,tp-
pear nil mixed up with sprocket wheels,
nutteva ulnlnnu nml ntlipr tncrhanlcnl I1X-
Pno). I'lnionH and oilier mccnaniin 11 x
lures of Its Internal economy. H10 prob-
lnm n.,mfc tn tin nnn fnr tin student In
.,., .nl,P ,iin fnl. ,i, rlm-kmnker.
"'",:.
unmnn Jini 111 .
w,)pn t,)p muUcr wns flrgl cb1Ic), ,0 ,b
nttentlon of tho officials nt Washington ono
01 tne inspectorn suggesteu tnai tiio uman.i
people who took their time from tho gov-
ernmcnt tlmcplcco should bo satisfied with
rpCclvlng tho knowledge of the lllght of
.. .t,in ,, ,iv Kn. ni-nmmended that
time tltlling the day nnd rttomiiioiidcd tnac
tne nanus 01 tne ciock no pauiieu omvm
" V'" .
mrmlntlon would have been adopted had not
oaJet Taylor, the custodian, taken the mat
tor up and convinced the Washington au-
thorltlcs that Omnha domanded nn all-night
HCrvlco on tho part of tho government clock.
Then experiments wore made. These ex
periments were mainly In tho wny of learn
ing the effect of tho different colors, nnd
tho hands and dial of tho clock wcro painted
several shades, tho present whlto nnd black
icing settled upon ns the most desirable.
Then tho mystifying effects of tho Hashen
and supports became apparent, but nothing
was attempted until tho present time.
gnco 0C,1K authorized to mako further
experiments Mr. Taylor has requested tho
Treasury department to iloslgnalo tho dis-
tnnco at which the hands should bo ills-
ccrniblo nnd ns soon as ho rcrclvos
this Information his experiments will ho
commenced. Several methods havo nlready
t,ccn HUggcstcd, none of which nro deemed
satisfactory, and tho custodian is nnxloua
f0 hear from people who have Ideas upou
the subject.
ONLY PRELIMINARY PLANS
No I'.iNltlle Decision Ve( lis li'
(elision of 1,'tilmi I'nclllc
.HIlOIK.
"No dcllultc decision has hs yet been
reached by tho Union Pacific to build now
machine bhops In this city," iald T. M.
Orr. assistant to the president, yesterday
consideration for somo tlmo past, but
no appropriation has been made to
cover tho cost necessary In their
building, nnd absolutely nothing definite
,ms hcen 'dctormlne.l upon."
iu railroad circles It Is deemed likely
tllut w"hln tho nenr futuro tho present
c,u tor additional facilities will compel
,hc extension of tho Union Pacific's prcs-
ent I0P3- When such necessity is rccog-
n'"'1 "jilcinlly by tho management of tho
Union Paclllc It Is n foregono conclusion
hat the n('tlcJ facilities will bo provided.
" P'imuion .or mien au exigency pinna
"c being prepared In the ofllco of Chief
I -vmj iui nuuj imuiuuiks mien um
". L "'-'"7 to meet tne rcquiremen a.
""77':; assene.t oy
' ' ''
i'i-i-f-.-n Out tircnt Nnrilu-ra.
PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 16. Tho Oreconlan
anrl ncxt Sunday, January 20, nnd quit tho
nnca 0- tho Oregon Railway and Navigation
COmnany. its two years' contract havinir
PXpired. As tho Union Paclllc rules In tho
ffftrs 0f tho Oregon Railway and Navlgn-
ton corapany and tho Pacific Express com-
.,nny ms ,ho preference on the Union Pa-
clllc system, It Iiub been found Imprac
ticable to renew tho agreement with tho
Great Northern company. Tho superin
tendent of tho Great Northorn Express
company Indicated a short tirno ago that
the Grent Northorn was not abandoning
this Hold oxcept for the time being. This
gives rlso lo tho rumor that the Great
Northern may build Into Portland, leaving
tho main lino nt Wenntcheo nnd come In
over tho Portland, Vnncouver A Yakima;
fc P Dividend.
UOSTON. Jan. lfi.-Thc Chlrngo, llurllng-
ton & l"r-cy dPi'lnred a quarterly dividend
4 " 1 KVlH- Pymo to siock-
noiuers oi li-coi.l l-CDruiiry ,, It WO also
,nt" "'""" i,cr 01 nrw kiock ni
t .1 (A 1 m . .
'ar 10 fincmioiuers or record lebruary 7,
Ior roniruenon mm equipment.
1 1 O I I H II V NnlPK II... I I n .... M 1 I . .
AsHlstiint Genernl Frclht Auent W. 1 f.
uarrim 01 tun t tiion faciuc iiiih uceu am-
icring Willi nil aiueit Ol 1110 grip.
" "". cnsninr 01 inn iiiirung-
nn,,-,..,! nm.mii-or , nnnrlm.ii lu ..I,.
Uont from his ofllco on account of 'sicklies
mill "Dllko" Buckingham lu combining the
. . .. - , i. . .-7
lll'a..ul win .111 i cumcr iur U,
T.in iiiim)iH Central has Introduce,! .nm...
tiling new in souincru railroad uffalrfi by
establishing a through sleeper from Chf-
M
piissengerM troiu . iii...ik uoiinu lor mo
'oim lm" ln c'"K cars tit tno Ohio
I t nkno" n .liiiiins from EiuIh liriduc
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.- All unldentllled
young man committed sulcldo today by
Jumping from tho middle span of tho Ends
bridge Into tho river. 100 feet below. Ap-
p.irently ho regretted his net after striking
I tho water, for ho mado a desperate effort
to keop afloat. Ho sunk und his body was
not recovered. Tho sulcldo was woll dressed
nnd apparently about 27 years old.
A It eiuurUiilile ('liiinipiiKiir.
When for yours ono brand of clmmpngno
has Increased Its Imports from doublo of
uny other brand to 70.203 enses moro, as
ll O- Mumm's Extra Dry, Importing
HIM" ohcs " i" l exclusive oviuonco
of lis quality, nnu tnai now imported is
specially fine.
I
DUi.nel. limit SnIU for MmHlo.
,w yonK Jitll. )0. Tlio United States
,,.,,nrt Wright, which has been snmn
tlmo luting out for Moulin, to bo used hh tf
orl"VitC t'oda y TI i o W r Tg h t wiih"') r l'i I mil I y a
rrlJtur and wns presented to tho govern-
ment by aomo, patriotic Boston womwti for
H'.iri.'irr'wlleit IJff. fiSMol!f"
A'fter ttm war it wan .ised for a tlmo hy
General woou ui c;uia mr n uisputcn nout
The, Wright has been laid nn for u lonx
tlmo In tho Erlo basin.
U.leell.in Month nt lloapltnl.
Seven election booths nro now In iim nt
the emergency hosiillal and cartienters r
nt wi.rlc i, re. Hiring five, additional booths for
hospital purposes, i inn uie present w'
niy inen nave o.-eii cjueu i r i.y n o t
but the removal of women und children to
the hospital bus mauo it necessary to pro
pure additional upurtinenls.