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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1901)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, FEBKUAKY 4, 1901. V V SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisement for the column will lip taken until 12 in. tor (lie evening edition unci nntll H.ffO p, m. tmr morning nntl Hiindny rriltlnn. Ttntra, 1 l-2c n word Aral Insertion, le it word therenftrr. Nothing taken for Irs (linn ar.c lor the flmt luner lion. Thfe nil vert larmen ta moat be run consecutively. Advertisers, liy requesting a num bered check, can have nnnrrer it dresscd to n numbered letter In care I The lice. Auavrera mo nitilreiard will lie delivered on presentation ol tha heck only. WANTEIJ-SITIATIONS. EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Brown blk A-645 SITUATION wnnted: young lady who has had flvo years' experience In dry gooJa storo would llko n position as cl -rk or cashier. II 43, Hee. A-M9V1 4' "WANTED-Fnrm work of any kind by young man of steady habltH atul nnxlnus to get work. Reference furnlthed If re quired, Address, II 45, Ilcc. A-MIJ4 I WANTED-MALU HELP WANTED, wo hnvo steady work for a few gtod hustlers of good habits and appear ance. C F. Adams Co., 1605 Howard St. B-!w J1AHBER tradu taught thoroughly In short time: catalogue & particulars free. West ern Harbors' Institute, Omaha, Neb. 11-8515 MEN or women to sell Roods to city traJa. flood pay and steady employment, Hlx enbaugh & Co., Ware block, Omaha.' B-M412 Marl5 WANTED, canvassers. 1620 Douglas 8L WANTED, S or 4 Rood structural Iron moulders! steady work. Marshall Foun dry, Marslialltown, la. B-M072 7 WANTED, yours man to clerk In bakery and confectionery store; also attend sndu fountain; must he single rnd expert, enccd. Address O. II. Peters. Englo Grove, In. H MOW WANTED, men to learn barber lr.ido: pre. piire now for spring; rush; only two mcnths required; 112 to lir paid graJuntcs or can start business on our capital : many pood locations on Mo; wo hitvu tho Hut proposition ever inadu young tn'ti; our diplomas recognized everywncre; v;rlto at onco for catalogue and particu lars. Moler Harbor College, 161! Farnnm st., Omaha. Ciiuilon Our success has caused some 6 rent shoos to call their nlncet colleaes. Do not ho deceived. We aro n branch jf trm original Moior system. u MtwJ WANTED, tinner. Burr Incubator To., nfitt. .....i n... ....... ii frt-rt i ...j.,1 'i.tij uaivii)iuiii i ..ity i WANTED, two solicitors for new style nor trnlts; good commissions. 60S McCnguo mug. H-23U v WANTEDFEMALE HUM. WANTED, 2o0 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. STB. C-857 13 Klrls wanted, Canadian office, 1522 Douglas YOUNG lady to learn mnsinge; permanent position for right party. Apply 220 ilee Bldg. C-t2J WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslng, manicuring nnd facial massage; preparo for summer season and resort ponltlons; splendid openings; good pay; positions guaranteed; 4 tu C weeks completes; best tlmo to begin. Call or write for jiorjlc" lars. Moler's Halrdresslng College. 1623 Fornam, Omaha. C-30l 11 GIHI. wanted, general housework. 2222 Miami St. O-0S2 COMPETENT girl for- small family. 2t!9 Parker St. C-OflS GIRL for small family; good wages. -6-15 Parker st. C-MflS9 4 WANTED, two gradiinto hairdressers who understand manicuring for out of city position. Address 11 61. Be C-303 4 T1IUEE tlrst-clas.i hairdressers holding di plomas from the Moler llnlrdrcsstng Col lego can securo steady employment at gool wages by addrciiilng H 65,. lie. C-302 5 WANTED, expeilonced operators nnshlrl, pants nnd overalls, also 10 glrlj. Byrnu & Hammer Factory, 12th nnd Howard sts. C-M287 1 for itn.vr noi-si:.". IF you want your houses well rented place them with Henawn & Co. D -5U ALWAYS moving II. H. goods. Pianos. Olllce, 1511V4 Fornam Ht Tel 155J or SfiJ, D-S50 HOUSES for rent In all parts of thu city Brennnn-Lovc Co., 320 So. 13th St. D-C1 HOUSES, stores. Hcmls, Paxton block. D-?C2 BEE HENRY II. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. 1,1 FU, D-SS3 HOUSES, etc F. D, Weucl, 15:4 Douglas. D-SOI HOUSES and Hats, Rlngwalt, UaTker ltlk" U SOS HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown Illk. D-8CH 2511 SEWAHD ST.. new five-room cottage; good barn nnd city water; tent. JI2.50. OMAHA LOAN & THUST CO., 16th nnd Douglas Sts. D 19 NEW 7-rnom brick, strictly modern, east frf nt. 27th nnd St, Mary's nve., 135. Hcmls Pnxtou block. D,s"0 14th, near Fnrnam; ten-rnom modern house complete In every respect; ten minutes' walk of center of city; reasonable rent, Omaha .I.oon & Trust Co., 16th and Doug lau Sts. D-872 MODERN 6-room Hat. Charles Itnnley, 1016 PaclHc St. D-MSII B FOR ItENT, S-room cottntte. modern ex. ropt furnace. 25(S Davenport, $20. .IOHN W. ItOHUINS, 1S02 FAHNAM. D-WI HTL'HOE8, MARTIN CO., 617 N. Y. Mfe. D-9S1 F2S -ROOM cottage, $19 a month. 322 N. 2M st. D-3S0 -ROOM house. 1711 Jackson. D-M2M FOR RENT. 2921 Pacific st S rooms, all modern, furnaro, kos. bath; $25.00. D. V. Bholes & Co., 310 N. Y. IMc. D 293 5 FOR SALE, new fi-rooni cottnge. 10th and Arbor sts,; modern except furnace; at tractive homo; cheap for cash, br part on ensy monthly poyments Inquire at 607 N. V. Life bldjr. D-MJSI R FOIl IIU.NT FltUMSIlEO HOOMH. BTEAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston. E o73 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnaiii! E-fc7l 110 N. 17TH ST., steam heated rooms. SUITE of furnished front rooms; modrh ccnvenicnces. no b, win st. K Jisn ! FOR RHNT. n nlrilv f iirtitHliml frnnt rnmn within walking distance of po.itotlleo; Kcnllemun onlv: una nt lulh nn.l tnl- nhono; no other roomers. Address H ic, Aee. . i-, .M7U-! v HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $6 un. 2C23 St, Mary's. E-M990 Mart' NICELY furnished rooms, 2nd tloor. 1405 Jackson, is Mlul 6 FURNISHED rooms for light houiokeep Ing, 314 S. 20th. E-M162 5 FURNISII1U) ROOMS AND HOARD. OLENCAIRN, transients, $1.25 day. 1609 Doug V 813 The Merrlam, good winter home. 25 & Dodgo F 8.0 LARGE front parlors with board; also smaller room; reasonable rates. Tho Rose, iiurney. f sioji UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-7T THE PRATT; deslrablo rooms, heat. Hot water F ISt ELEGANT large ateam-hfatrd front ,-ooms, wiin uonrn. iwj t,apiioi av r ni'xn u NEWLY furnished rooms with good board, M n, bu nt, siu - furnished nno.119 ami hoard. ONE largo room with alcove, deep closets. excellent board, prices reasonable, ,ui Ho. 2(th St F-U4 4 FOR IIE.NT-STOIIES AMI OFFICES. HALL, 102 So. 14th, cor Dodge at. I-M1M F7 FOR RENT Store, In first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co,, ground Iloor, Hoc Hldg, 1-265 FOR RENT The bulldln formerly occu pied by The Hcc nt 916 Farnnm St. It has four stories and n basement which was formerly used ns The Dee press room. This will be rented very reasonably. If Interested apply at once to C C, Rose water, secretary, room 100, Ilee Ilulldlng. 1261 HALL for rent, 102 S. 14th, corner Dodge, I-MI63-F-7 AflEVr.S WANTED. AGENTS, with Hnycs' metallic rubuer tires for rocking chairs you can make $100 per month. J, C Hnycs, 418 E. locust st., Den Moines, lu. J-MI03 4 WANTED Men or women to solicit Omaha trade; steady employment; good wages. 602 Karbach Hldg. J-M170 ! WANTED -FURNISH ED ROOMS. WANTED, three or four unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, Address 11 63, He. K-297 4 STOItAOE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912 914 Jones, reneral storage nnd forwarding, OM. Van Stor. Co,, 1511H Fam. Tels. 15o9-fiS3. 879 WANTED TO IIUY. WANT lo purchase hot coffeo urn. peanut roaster nnd soda fountain. Address U k 623, Norfolk, Neb. N-9S.T 'i WANTED First-class piano salesman for city work. Address, O 69, Hec. N 674 2 FO It , A I.E Fl! II N ITI! KB. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodce. Tel. 2020. New A 2dhnnd furniture bomiht, sold, exchanged. O f&Q FOR SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC. YOUR WAGON or bugsy may need repairs; have It done right, nt Harry Frost's, llth nnd Leavenworth. P Ml FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HARD nnd soft foundation piling; hog fences nnd cribbing, 901 Douglas. Q S82 2DHAND safo cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnnm, Q SM SAFES; buy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 114 fl. 1J, Q-S8I HERTFORD & CO.. lfith nnd llworth. FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING. Q-8X5 TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed nnd coal, Monroe & Co. Q-8SG I1ARGAINS tu secondhand bicycles, $5 up; new wneeis. no up. umona tiicycie .;o,, 16th and Chicago Sts. Q-MS87 INCUHATORS. Send to the Sure Hatch Incubator Co., CIny Center, Neb., for a handBomo tree catalogue. y m FOR SALE, 36 secondhand woo.Ien cbalrs, In good conouion, io cenis eacn. Afp.y Geo Huslness olllce. Q 914 FOR SALE, frfsh Jersey cow. Call or nddress jnmcs scnneiaer, znps w street, South Omaha. Q-M202 OFF FOR THE KLONDIKE! Who wants my ' oss piano cneap, uureso ii m, Ilcc. W aist- FOR SALE Milk dnlry of 6 cows.' Addrois FOR SALE City scales, 14th and Webster. CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16th. MME.GYLMER, genuine pnlmlst. 1605 Dodgo a s ZENO, clnlrvoynnt nnd healer, 1915 Fnrnam. 813.:- ELECTRIC TltDATME.VT. ELITE pnrlors, 015 South 16th, second floor. j liii r -s MAHEL GRaV, 317!i N. 15th St.. tint E. r vi loo r -i& MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 8. 16th. 2d Moor. T SIS.H 1' -ZS MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d Iloor, room J; thermal baths. T-M252 9 PERSONAL. PRIVATE homo before and during confine mcnt; babies adopted. .Mrs. iiurgot, i'bju liuroette. u BUy FRENCH accordion nlentlns: Ivory rim but, tons; mnu oruers, umnua I'lcauuK to,, Voii uougias, u ni SUPPLIES for nil mnchlnes; machines for rent. White Sowing aincliine, iiau uoug las. Tel. 2334. U-S92 RUPTURE cured; no knife, no palm no, . 1 - .. . ....... I ..l. ...... T..., . . t Rum. ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Ilulldlng. Omaha. u .miii I'-ia- l'RIVATE hosnltnl for ladles before nnd urant at. u VIAVI Woman's way to health; ratlonalr wnolesomo liomo treatment, uts nee uing. U sat HUY from the manufacturer. Hurkley En velope Co,, Omaha. u--Mlus-l'-ls . 1 ; a . DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & Buperllaous iiuir ruiiiuvuu uv eivcu icuy. i i- tru.ui t , - ' it CA-. DlOCK. u oa TURKISH baths, massage baths, cleotrlc bams, ror lames only; skuicu women masHiige operators; llnest equipped baths In the city. Renstrom Hath Company, Rooms sitt to so, uec urns, u CHILDREN'S clothliiK made to order. Infnnts wear and lauios unuerweur n specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1919 uun oi u -j. L1EREN, theatrical, masquerade costumer, 1018 Furnam, v m. GOLDMAN & CO. Only perfect ac cordeon picnting piani in inc wesi. jmiui orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Block, : 1 1 1 1 ....... 1 u I T TO? WE RENT sewing machines for 7Bfc per veeli; wo repair ana sen nceuies ana ni tnnhmnntH for nnv machine made. Neb. Cycle Co,, Cor 15th &. Harney. Phono 1M3, A HON of Re-No-May Powder Is not a luxury when It nffords you a cure and secures tho comfort nnd happiness of your room-mato, i.m;i; MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate, urennan-i-ove u., jvj ouuin i.un. w 'J3 PRIVATE money, 5, 5',j, 6 por cent; no de .lay. Garvin Hros,, 1613 Fnrnam. W-899 $1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city property and farms, W. Fnrnam Smith & 1.0., jkv r nrnam, w-bw LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western Iowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest Uato; no delay. Hrenuan-Love Co,, 300 u. uin ot., umnna, ieo. v aui WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants George & Company, 1601 Fnrnam street, WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds and wnrrants. R. C, Peters & Co., 1702 Farnum St., Heo Hldg. W 903 MONEY to loan on farm and city nronertv lowest rates? p, F.- Davis Co., 1506 Fnrnam v vh PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood, 939 N Y. Life. W-90J MONEY to loan at 5 nnd 5W ier cent on Omaha property. W. H. Melkle, 101 H. 15th. ,1 "J $1,600 TO LOAN on real estate: call at once, m. j, Kennara at aon, iw-m urown diock MONEY TO LOAN-HEAL ESTATE. FIVE per cent money. Uemls, I'axton block. tl WIT AND 6V4 per cent loans, W. H. Thomas, First National Hank building. Tel. 1618. W-9U9 RIVATE money. F D. Wend, 1524 Dojglns. W-910 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MOMEV TODAY. Loans made In amounts from $10 to $250 on household furniture, pianos, horses, car riages, etc., without removal, or on your S-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or a part of the money may be paid back the first month or no part of It need be paid back for several months. Each payment mnde reduces the cost accordingly. , Em ployers nnd neighbors know absolutely nothing of our business relations. People who need money are Invited to call nnd got my ter.ns nnd compare them with what others offer. Loans of other com panies may be transferred to me. No charge for papers. All business strictly confidential. Quick service and lowest rates guaranteed. .1. W. TAYLOE. 21S First National Hank, Uldg., Southeast Corner I3tn nnu rarnnm ois. ici. hj, X 911 DO YOU NEED MONEY7 We loan $10.00 nnd up on furniture, pianos, horses nnd other chnttels. SALARY LOANS without mortgage to people holding permanent positions. uu can net the monev In a few hours after making ap plication nnd take 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, 8 months or more In which to pay It back, and you need not pay for It one day longer than you keep It. We chargo nothing, for papers and wo glvo you tho full amount In cash. There are no lower rates than ours; our terms nrn tho easiest; our business Is confidential and our motto Is "Try to Plense." Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Hoard of Trade Hldg. Tel. 2295. (Established 1892.) 306 South 16th St. X-912 SALARY LOANS. If you are employed by n responsible firm we WW loan you Bums irom iv 10 uj on your noto nt much cheaper nnd easier rntes than elsewhere, Of this we aro positive. Absolutely no cnarges ror papers. Nothing deducted from amount desired. ...... I n . Mn.fln nl..mn,.,a llnllnltln PfaiM, Co., room 303, Pnxton Hlock. X 911 MONEY to Loan on Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds, etc., on easy payments, you keep security. No charge for papers. No questions asked your neighbors, Tel, 1631 BERGERS' LOAN CO., 1501 Fnrnam St. X-916 SALARY LOANS at reduced rates. AMERICAN LOAN CO., R. 601, Ilee Hldi;. MONEY loaned salaried people holding per manent position wiin responsible concern upon their names without security; easy payments. Tolman, 440 Uonrd Trado btdg. X-791 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, tew- dry, horses, cows, etc. c r. iteeu, ain H. 13. X-91S CHATTEL & Salary loans. Joe H. Pleas. ants, m iiarKor hik, a .m.joi n MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses, cows, loweiry. uun urcen, n 8, uarxer dik, X-919 IIUSINESS CHANCES. $150 CASH or ensy payments buys 25 strictly lawtui uiickci) siot mncmncM tor drinits, cigars or cash; will eurn $2 nnd upward weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., Furni ture Manufacturers, Chicago, III. Y-920 A WELL-ESTAHL1SHED. thriving bust ncss, machinery nnu implements, win in voice from H5.000 to $18.0CO: reason for soli Ing, wish to retire from buslnes on nc- count or ase; ir interested writo to John Poole, 31 Grand avo., North Portland. Ore. Y-MS25 4 FOR SALE, furniture and undertakln-r. fresh clean stocK, w.'jw; sicKness; will btar ehcst Inspection. Henry Hoyio, Crete, Neb. Y-M950 5 FOR SALE, agricultural Implement and carriaita business in south central no. braska. For further particulars address ijox wit, went l.ineriy, la. x-r-aiiai FOR SALE, ooal mine. For full particulars address J E. Fox, Centervllle, la. Y-M101 ! TAILORS' agents, whether you nre mcr- ennnis or snicsmen. wo can increnso your tailoring tales tenfold nnd gunrantoo a splendid Income; something entirely noR-; if the reader of this advertisement bus a friend who sells tailoring from snmpicj ho should call his attention to tins prnpo sit Inn: It means money In his pocket write today; only one man In each town can secure this valuable Information; give particulars as to your present buslne.is Jn this line, nlso references; none but ex perienced mon need npply; absolutely no ennrse wnntevcr ior tins proposition. '. O, Box G24, Chicago, Y-JI10') 5 A GENTLEMAN with $5 can double his money at home; wc wnnt no curiosity seekers, but hard headed business men. Address Mnnnger, 41, Murray St.. New York. Y-233 5 FOR BALE, 6,000 to 6,000 Reneral merchan- uise siock; kooii luuuiiuu, kouii irumr, A U U Hill. KUU11 1 VJ IV I . ....Ill ,V. Oil" n ' 1 , 1 . . l...u.ll . .... 11 1 ."I til. urill Iltul unu lunar, vviiviirsi, iiiia .xi... ,.iia- soun vnuey, to, j s RANK wanted; Rood location; other lines of business wen represented. Aiuiress Hox 9. Hoone, Nob. Y-M230 h' WANTED Independent Telephones for every cn nnu iowii in iM'iimsKii. iiie Plattsmouth Telephone Co. will glvo all Information as to cost of construction of tolcphono exchanges nnd toll lines. Will furnish plnns nnd specifications nnd best mako appnratus, or will build nnd equip exchanges nnd toll lines hv contract. Ad dress all Inquiries to The Plnttsmouth Telephone co., t'laiismouin, inch. Y-M199 4 FOR SALE, city scales, 14th and Webter, i iiiM - TWO grocery Htocks well loented; ran be nought riKiu it soiti oy tne lum. venpeit, w Her, mug. J-.11B6 FOR EXCHANGE. A FINE $R3.00 Imported mnc;lc lantern, as gooa as new, oniy useu a snori iimo; suit, nb'.e for lectures, churches or lodno enter tnlnments; a bargain. Address F 63, Ilee onice. z 170 FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE. GEORGE AND COMPANY. 1601 Farnam Street. SPECIAL BARGAINS. $3,950.00 for 3015 Chicago st., S-rnom house, strictly niouern nnu in ursi-ciass condi tion. Also good barn. $2,300.00 for 7-room cottage, nil modern, porcelain bath, full lot; n very attractive place, south of Ilanscom park, two blocks from car line, 2965 Martha. $1,900.00. cottago of 5 rooms, In excellent repair, or good paved street nnd deslrablo neighborhood, within easy wa'.klng dis tance, down town. $2,000,00 for east front lot on 40th street, near Howard, all special taxes paid In full. $325.00 per acre for two acres three miles west of postofllce, Just ntitsldo of city limits and 7 blocks from Dundee car line. $350.00 for line building lot in Wnlnut Hill, on grade, half block from paved Htreet and street car. ' RE M191 I PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY. Place upon the market for Immediate sale THREE properties that are without question RIG BARGAINS. IN KOUNTZE PLACE, a 7-room houxa, pear 24th st. car line; has BATH room, hot and cold water, plumbing, gas, good rellnr, pretty lot and In good repair; cot $2,500, and Is now offered fcr $2,250, ?5J0 cash, In south part of tho city, convenient to TWO car lines, an east front, 6-ronnt house, contains BATH. GAB. FURNACE, good cellar, recently put In nno repair; $2,600, $500 ensh. THIS IS A FINE OP. PORTUNITY to get a good home, On Pratt st just west of 30th. not far from car line, a good 6-room house and fine well of wnter, 60-ft. lot; CHEAP at $750; REASONABLE TERMS. MAIN FLOOR N. V. LIFE BLDG. RE-M973 4 LIST property and business for sale with Geo. W. Holbrook, 307 Brown Block. RE-637 PROPERTY bought & sold; money loaned; rents collected. L. L. Johnson Co., 314 So. 15th St. RE-102-F19 SEE HENRy'b. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE. RE-922 FOR SAI.I HEAL KSTATE. WE ARE closing out REMIS PARK lots nnd offct IIIO UARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS on n few of the lower priced lots. 2 lots on Hamilton St., In block I. 3 lots on Hamilton st., In b!ock 3. uin. souin fronts, on .Myrtle ave in block l. 5 lots facing north on Lnfayctto ave., In UIOCK D. 1 lot faclnp east on 83d st. jneso lots aro $100, $150 nnd $500, nil on grade, no Ion lots; all havo sewer, water, gas, etc These nre all wo hnvo left of these large lots In this beautiful location, Remember wo nre going to havo a new car line up 33d st. this year. Think of the terms, $50 cash and $10 per month. No Interest on deferred pay ments. 33 new houses built in nEMIS PARK last year; 7 new houses nro already contracted for for this year, and moro to come. Let us show you tho property. PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, Sole Agents, Main Floor N. Y. Life Hldg. RE-M10S 4 HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, lonns; nlso flro insurnnce. iiemis, rax ion iiik, ms va CHEAPEST lot in city of Omnhn; 62'4-foot ensi irom in .Nelson s nauitinu. ,M. J. Kcnnnrd & Son, 310 Brown block. RE-924 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Fnrnnm St. HIS 32.1 FARMS, largo and small. Let mo know wnnt you want. William fveison, col s. 10th. RE M943 RANCH AND FARM lands, for sale bv the Union Paclllc Railroad company. 11. A. McAllnster land commissioner. TJnlon Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-921 HOUSE to move. Wallace, Brown blk. RE-929 $28,000.00 IMPROVED city property nnd some dish to exchange for farm lands. PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska. RE-M110 8 STURGE8, MARTIN CO., D17 N. Y. LO. RE-951 F2S REAL nARGAlNS IN R I! A LTV. 12-icom house, lot 62x132, on Chnrles, be tween i.'.'u nnu V.1U, mouoru except rur nt.ee. A rent snap. Beautiful home. 26th nnd Brown sts.) 5 rooms; lot 60x127; good barn, well, etc. $1,300. Two 5-room houses, lot 60x124, on 21th, r.orth of SpanlditiK. $2,500. 4-room house, lot 30x127, on Scwnrd, west of 30th. $.S59. 8-room house, lot 40x112, on 29th st., be tween Farnnm nnd Douglas. $1,500. 4-rr,om homo, lot 60x101, on 20th av.. be tween Arbor nnd Cnstollar sts, Jl.OO). A one-story brick store building, lot 20x132, 2107 Cuming si. A genuine bargain. Lot 7, block 313, city, with one 6-room and one 8-room ho.use. $6,000. Will sell one or both. 0-ncre farm In eastern Kansas, under cul tivation, 20 per ncre, or will oxchango for Omaha property. 100 ncres of Intnl. well Improvrd. In Van Huron county. $23 per ncre. Must be sold In n few days. I hnve nlso several other farms nn.l romc additional barpalns In city property. See tno before the prlres ndvanre. CHRIS ROVER. 22d and Cumlnp. Tel. 3)19. KE MfOl 6 FIVE J600 lots In north part- of town, Ken dall's add., marked down to $200 nnd $250 each IF SOLD WITHIN NEXT WEEK. These ure SNAPS If there ever wore nny. PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY', Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg. UE-M109 8 THE best bargain in the city for $2,700; a modern nine-room house that cost $3,600. ten blocks from city hall, with a full lot thrown In. This property will rent for $30 per month. J. 11. Piper, Rnmge Hlock. RE-M255 5 600-ACRE bottom farm near Council Bluffs, 200 ncres ploughed, 200 acres meadow, bal. nasture: cood. house, nenr railway sta tion; valuo increasing rapidly; will sell cheap; need money. Address Owner, II 65, caro uce, umnna. uts u DUNDEE LOTS. Am vmi tntArnatn.1 1n h , Yimnttllf nt n1itirK of Dundee? One 'of th4''mnt promising pinces to live or invesi'tiDoui umnna. Rumor says 15 new nnd good residencies will be built there this year. Gas, water, shade, graded streets, walks.'good schools, finest of people. 1 have a large list of lots there for sale very cheap. Hero aro a few of the best In the whole village: $350 East front on 60th. best of thu three lots where houses were burned InBt fall; water In the lot, brick for foundation, ling shade trees. JC00 Beautiful lot on Capitol Ave., half block cast of car. Gas and water In street. Have just sold lot opposite for $250 Corner 61st & Burt, fine, largo trees. $51 to $600 Lots In nil parts of tho village, Fee me for anything In Dundee GEORGE G. WALLACE, Brown Block. RE-003-2 INCUHATORS AND BROODERS. INCUBATORS and brooders; cntalogua free. Write Burr Incubntor Co., B 2, Omaha, Neb, Factory at 28th & Davenport 179 SHORTHAND AND TYI'KWUITLNO. A C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life, 929 BOYLES' College, court roporter, principal. Beo Bldg. -930 NEB, Business & Shorthand college, Boyd'a i nenicr. jji GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug, 932 OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tol. 1664; Allco Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.; uiu u. jonnson, usteopainist, jigr. 933 M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school, KirKsviue, mo., 604 i'axton uik. Tel. 1387, -934 I1ICYCI.ES. START buying your bicycles now; $1 down $1 per week. L, FIcscher, 1622 Capitol Avo, M-635 KXPEHT ACCOUTA.VT. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc, day or evening. it. jo, uom, mat. iwik. u. it. IUthbun, -734 RUHIIER STAMPS. BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co., Beo Bldg, Tel 2525. -937 DANCING SCHOOL. THE winter term of Momnd's Dancing scnooi uegms tins ween, auuiis, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p, m.; 12 lessons, gentlemen, $8; ladles, $6. Private lessons day and evening M 222 Fll NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg, Tel, 2535, 935 IIIIUIS AND TAXIDERMY. STOCK'S Bird Store, 1603 Leavenworth -938 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat ing; nil business confidential, 1301 Doug'.ua . -936 WATCH HEPMHING. W. O. SANDERS, room 21, Barker Block I2S-F-16' STAMMERING AND STUTTERING, CURED Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg, 3 FURNITURE REPAIRING, TEL. 1331. M, 8. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St tu TICKET BROKER. CUT rato tickets everj where. P. H, Phil bin. 1506 Farnam. Telephone 7SI. 941 LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steim Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars, 2c; cuffa, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. G47, .MEDICAL, LADIES out of health find prompt relief. dua i., uiu.ina, -eu. i.oniHieniiai r27 DTI. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, posl- uti'iy mirrninru 10 cure me mosi siuu- bom cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu larities, obstructions and sjppresslons brought on from whatever cause; $2 a package or 3 tor $5; sent anywhere pro paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Cp., Elgin. Ill, American Ofllce, retail, wholesnle. Mycrs-DIIIon Drug Co., Omnha; M. A. Dlllot, South Omaha; Davis Drug Co.. Council Uluffs. Full lino of rubber goods. BELGIAN HARES. SNAP-Pedlgr-d Belgian docs, bred. $1 men. -on to., ;'jo i. si., Lincoln, jseu, 296 6 PATENTS. IN. ENTORS GOT AN IDEA ' Wo handle patents, copyrights and trade marks; you glvo us the bara Idea and wo will do th'i rest! modern equipped machine shop nnd foundry' In connection; Olllclal Gaicts- on file; guide book free. Mnson, Fen wick A Luwrence, patent lawyers, 14wi Howard St.; Tel. 14lf), Omaha. J. P. Cronln, repr. NVENTORS. we ask 110 feo until the pntent Is procured; If we fall, wo get no fee; ndvlce free. Hues Co., Patent Law yers, Bee Bldg., Omnhn, Neb. Ixing dis tnnco telephone 1623, 4I8-Mar.l5" CARPENTERS AND .lOHIIERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing promptly nitenucu to, J. T. UChlltree, zotn nnd Lake Sts. 370 ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION pleating. chenpest, best, quick- ttt. Mr. A r Afnrl U 1.- rA. ..... ... ... .( .1, ,7, VUt 1,111 ttltU Farnam. 943 PORTO Popular Tours RICO Fob. 2 and 16, .March 3. Illus trated program; 24 (lays, nil expensei, I19H, Raymond & Whltcomb, 103 Adams St.. Chicago POSTOFF1CB WOTICU. Should bo read DAILY by nil Interested, as dinners may occur nt nny time, Foreign mails f.ir tho week ending Febu- rary 9, 1901. will close (PROMPTLY In nil cases) at tno ueneral I'ostomce ns follows: PARCELS POST MAILS closo ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing time shown below. Parcels Post Mails for Germany rlon nt 6 p. in. on February G per s. s. Dresden, via Bremen, nnd February 8 per a. s, Hul gnrln. via Hamburg. itcguiar ami supplementary malls closs at Foreign Branch half hour later than closing tlmo shown below. Trnns-Atlniitlc Mnlln. WEDNESDAY At 6:30 n. m, for EUROPE, per s. s, ftcw xorii, via Houtnampion (mull for Irolnnd must bo directed "per b. s. New York)"; nt K:ffl) n. in. (supple mentary 10 u. in.) for EUROPE, per s, a, Teutonic, via Quccn&town; nt 10 a. in. for BELGIUM direct, per s. s. Westornland (innll must bo directed "per s, s. West ernlnnd"). THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, POR TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT, GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR. QUEZ. pur s. h, La Bretngne, via Havre (mall for other parts of Europe must be (iireeipii -per s. s. i.a iiretogno".. SATURDAY At B-.TO 11. m. for EUROPE. per s. s. i.ucnnin, ijucenstowu; nt 7 n. m. for DENMARK direct, per h. s, Hekln tniau must ie uirecten --per s. s. lieKia' ); nt 7:30 u. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per t. s. Stinlendnm (mall must bo di rected "per h. h. Stnntendam"); at 10 a. 111. for SCOTLAND direct, por s, 8. As toria (mntl must bo directed "per h. s, Astoria"). PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamer takes l'lint'd Matter, Commercial and Samples for Germany only. The mimo class nr man mn.ier ior otner parts or uurope will not be sent by thU Bhlp unless sneclallv directed by her. After tho closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atinntio aiaus namca above nudi tlonal supplementary malls are opened on tho piers of tho American, English, French and Germnn steamers nnd remain open until within Ten Minutes of tho Hour or sailing 01 steamer. Mails for Sooth and rtalnl America, West Indies. Etc. TUESDAY At 7 n. m. for BRAZIL, per . s. Hcvcllus (mall for Northern Brazil, Argentine Republic, Uruguay ana rnrn iruav must bo directed "ncr h. s. llov, ellus"); nt 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per s. s. Finance, via Colon (mall ror uuntomaia must no uirectou -per b. s. Finance"); at 6:30 p. m, for JAMAICA, tier s. s. Admiral Farragut. from Boston; at "ll p. m. for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami. Ha. WEDNESDAY At S n. m. for BERMUDA. per h. s. Trinliiau; at :: n. 111. for Fuit TUNE ISLAND and HAITI, per s. 8. Lauenburg; nt 12 m. for CUBA. YUCA TAN. CAMPECHE. TABABCO and CHI APAS, per s. s. Orizaba, via Havana nnd Progreso (mall for other parts of Mexico must bo directed "per s. s. Orizaba"); at 11 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Hc i ov. irom ruuauoipnia. FRIDAY At 9 u. m. tor BARBADOS and rcoiiTiircnrj uka.ii.. per o. s. Kiumi- nonsa; at 9 n. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per s. s. Silvia; at 12 in. for MEXICO, per a. s. Niagara, via Tamplco (mail must bo directed "per s. 8. Niagara"); at 11 p. m. for NA8SAU, per steamer from kflnml 1.-1,1 SATU RDAY at 10 a. m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, URUOUAY and PARA GUAY, nor s. . Bollardon: nt 9 a. m (aupplemcntnry 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO liiuu (via sun juan), v r..i-.uiii.A nuu CURACAO, per s. 8. Philadelphia (mall for Savnnllla nnd Cnrthngcnii must bo directed "per s. s. Philadelphia"); at 9:30 n. m. (supplementary 10 n. in.) tor isi-.it-MUDA, 81. THOMAS, ST. CROIX. LEE WARD and WINDWARD I3LANDB and DEMERARA, per s. s. Mndlana (mall for Grenuda nnd Trlnldnd must bo directed "per s. s. Madlutm"); nt 9:30 a, m. for BRAZIL, per 8. 8, Ragusa (rnnll for Northern Brnzll, Argentine Republic, Uruguay nnd Paraguay must be directed "per s. s. Ragusa"); nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, por 8. s. Mexico, via llavaim; at 10 a. m. tsunnlomentnry 10:30 a, m.) for FOR TUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, 8 A VA NILLA nnd CARTIIAGENA. nor h. s Athos (mall for Costa Rica must bo dl rpcted "ner s. s. Athos"): at 10 a. in. tsun- plomontnry 10:30 n. m.) for HAITI, per 8, s. Adirondack; nt 12:30 p. in. for II AT AN 55AS, CAIBARIEN, NUEVITAS, BARA COA nnd GIBARA, per 8. H, Curltyba (ordinary mall only, which must bo di rected "per b, s. t.;uriiyuaj, Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Rvdnov. nnd thenco by stcniner. cIosa nt this office dnlly nt 6:30 p. m, (connecting closo hern every Mondny, Wednesday and Saturdny). Malls for Mlqueion, by rail to Tlnston. nnd thence by steamer. r1n m this office dnlly 'at 6:30 p. m. Mails for Cuba, by ran to i-ort Tampa, ina., and thence by steamer, close nt this office dally nt "6 n. m. (tho connecting rlnsr are on Sunday. Wednesday nnd Friday). Mnlls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, closo at thi office dally at 1:30 p, m. and 11 p, m. Malls for Costa Rlra, Belize, Puerto Cortex and Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and thence by steamer, closo nt this office dally at 1.30 n. m. (connecting closes here Momlnva rnr Belize, Puerto Cortez nnd Guatemala and Tuosunys ior iosiu itica). "tlcglstercd man ciosuu ai 0 v. in. provious aay. Trnns-Pncltlo Mnlls. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which goes via Europe, nnd New Zea land, which goes via Rnn Francisco) nnd FIJI Islnnds, via Vancouver, close here daily at 6'30 t. m. after January "19 nn.l up to February "2, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. 8. AonuiKi isupnicmcniary mnlls, via Sent tic, close nt 8:30 p. m. February 3). Malls for Paneltl. via San Francisco, close hero daily nt 6:30 p. m. up to February "3 ior uiaimiuii pur n , jiuauiiuu. Malls for Hawaii. China. Janan and Phllln pine Islnnds, via San Francisco, close hero anny ai ,au p. m. up 10 t enrunry 4, in elusive, for dlsontch ner u. s. Doric. Mails for China, Japan nnd Philippine Islands, via Tncoma, closo here dally at 0:30 p, m. up to February 7. for dispatch per S. 8, AUHM1UO. Malls for Australia (except West Australia, which Is forwarded via Europe), Now Zealand. FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, vln H.-in Francisco, closo hero dnlly at 6:30 p. m, after February M3 up to February 9. In clusive, or on nrrivni 01 n, s. urnuna duo at New York February 9, for dls, patch per s, s. Sierra, Mnlln rnr Hawaii. Jsnan. Chi in nml Phllln. nine Islands, via San Francisco, clos.i here dally at 6:30 p, in. up o February "11, inclusive, ior umpaicn per s, 11, jNip lion Maru, Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, clos hero uaiiy ai ;m p, m. un 10 renruury "ix ior uispaicii per s. s. ir.cuiaiKiia, Malls foi Cbuis nml .laiian, in Vancouver Close here dully at 6:30 p. m. up to Febru ary "is, inclusive, ror uispaicn per s, s. Empress of China (registered mall must 00 airecieu - via vnncouver j, Trans-Pacific mails aro forwarded to port of POSTOFFICF. NOTICE, sailing dnlly nnd the schedule of closing Is arranged 00 the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis tered mall does ut 4 t. m previous day. CORNELIU8 VAN COTT, I tP.Tllllurtci Postofllce. New York, N. Y February 1, iwi. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. CHiEl' QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. OMAHA, Neb.. Jnn. 30. 1901-SeaIed pro- imikui. in iriinicnie, win no reeciwi nere until 2 o'clock p, in.. March 1, 1P01, nnd then opened for furnishing tvpe, prcses, et".. nnd all mnlcrlnt nml l.ifmr nf ovirv dcn'rlptlon that may be required for pn'it- '"'i i iirmniu.-irirrs uepartmcnt Ol 1 lie Mb-reurl. during flt?cal yenr commencing July 1. 1001. Circular giving full infnrm.i Hon, with forms for bidding, will be fur nlrhed on nppllcntton. The V S. re.ervoi right to reject any or all bids, Envelopes containing proposals to be marked "Pn- TOf-nis ior printing, nnd a.. esed to .imicnant toionol F. II. hathawvy, ' Q. M Fl .. 20-27 M PROPOSALS FOR Ht'P.RtSTKSt'M'! STORES-Olllce Purchasing Commlssnrv of Subsistence. Omnhn, Neb., February 4. 1901, Sealed nt-oimants. militant in (I10 iimntt conditions, will be received nt this ofllce until 10 o'clock n. m February 14, 1901. nt Which time nnd ntnen Itint- win 1i miliilnlv opened, for furnishing subsistence stores as ioiiows: i-orK, sugar, conneil goods, etc Preference will be given tn nrtlcles of lomestle lirndlietlmi. ntunk nrnn,nnl. nn.l Htieelllcnllons can be obtained nt this ofllce. u. j 1, ii.su.x, t'urclias iiik cotnmlssarv. Fl It M RAILWAY TIME TABLES. CHtCAOO, ROCK I8L and & Pacific Railroad "The Great Rock 1st and Routo" city Ticket Office, 1323 Far' nam Street. Telephone, V. wepoi, -icntii nnd inrnv Htm Tele- phono, 629. Leave. IT A CJT Arrive. Des Moines and Daven-' port i-ocai a 7-25 am lilrncrn l,:vn,.,. 1.1, .it . bll:3S am a 8:io am n 4:15 pm a 1:25 urn Des Moines Local p t''i pin Chlcugc Fait Express. .a t:vo pm ur jtiuinen, hock isl and nd Chicago... .a 7:10 pin d 9:3J pm Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.. Denver, PupoIj and Wftat . . n , ,n .. .... CoToYado;: ; Oklahoma '& p,c " ,:,s pm lexas I'lycr a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am a Daily b Dally except Sunday. W ABASE RAILROAD Ticket Office. 1415 Farnnni Street. Telephone, 322. De pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone. 6a). Leave. Arrlva. Cannon Ball" a 6:15 pm a 8:20 am FREMONT. ELKHORN A Missouri Valley Railroad - "Tho Northwestern Line" -General Offices. United Stales Nntlonnl Bank Bldg., S. W. Corner Hckot Office, 1101 Farnam St. Tel. D61. De pot, i&m und Wcbatcr Sts. Tel. 145s. r Leave. Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Springs a 3:00 pm n 6:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5;00 pm Hastings. Yor.t. .David City, Superior, Geneva. Norfolk, Verdlgro nnd Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am Lincoln, Wahoo nnd Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0:25 am Fremont Local o 7:30 um n Dally, b Dnlly except Sunday, o Sun day only, d Onlly except Saturday, e Dally except Monday, CHICAGO A NORTH western Railway "Tha Northwestern Line" City Ticket Office, 1401 Farnnm St. Telephons, 661 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 629. Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago fine- Cfal a 7-IYl nm nll'Mnm nicago i-assenger a t us pm udiioara Moines. Marslialltown, Cednr Rapids und Chicago al0:55 am a 4:05 pm Eastern Special, Chi mera nnd ?33t n nm n I'tf. nm Fast Man, Chicago to Omnha n 9.n nn. Omahn-Chlcago Llmlt'd.a 7:45 pm a 8:00 pm ....in n am ieuur iinpias passenger a 6:33 pm h uaiiy. HIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Railroad "The North western Lino" General Offices, United States National Bank Building, S. W. Corner Twelfth nnd Farnam Sts. Ticket Ullice. 1401 Farnam Ht. Telenhona 561. De. pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephono 629. Leave Arrive. Twin City Express a :5G am al0:25 pm Twin City Limited a 7:35 urn a 8.15 nm bioux Lily uoc&i a t:uo am a n:w pm a uany. CHICAGO. ST PAUL.. Minneapolis Ss Omnha Runway "The North western Line" General Offices, Nebraska Divi sion. 16th nnd Webster Bts. City Ticket Office. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone. 661. Depot, lbtn ana weDster dis. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenser...a 6:00 am a 9:10 nm Omaha Passenger ullUO urn biouk city & nortn- east Nebraska a. 3:45 om a Daily. HURLINGTON & Mis souri River Rallroad "Tho Burlington Route" General Offices, North west Corner Tenth and Farnam Streets, Ticket Office 1502 Farnam Street. Tolephoner250. Burlington Station, Tenth and M?on Streets. Telephone, 123. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln, Hastings and McCook .a 8:40 am a 7:35 pm Lincoln, Denver, Colo rado, Utah, California. a 4:23 pm a 3:00 pm Lincoln & Black Hills. ,n 9:00 pm a 6:45 am Montana ruget Sjund..a 9:00 pm Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm a 6:45 am a 9:17 am wymoro, ueutnee and Lincoln a S:10 am bll :55am Denver, Colorado, Ulan and California South Bend. Louisville. a 6.15 am Plattsmouth b 3:35 nm bll:05 am Fl, Oroois, l'iattsmouth nnd Paclllc Junction.. a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am Bellevue. PJnttsmouth and Pacific Junction. ,al2:10 am a Dally, b Dully exceoi .'lunuu. KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo seph ft Council Bluffs Railroad "The Burling ton Route" Ticket Office, 1602 Farnam Street. Tele phone, 250, Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele phone. 128 La. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 nm a 6:25 pm Kansas City Night Ex..aift:30 pm a 6:15 um St. Louis Flyer for t Joseph and St Loul..a 6:10 pm alias am a Dally CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Routo" Ticket Office 1502 Farnam Street. Telephono. 250. Depot, Tenth and Mason strectu. i ciepnono, us. uenvo. Arrive. alOjis pm a 7:15 am a :06 pm a :4a nm a 2:15 pm Dnvllchl Chlcairo Son clai , a 7:00 am Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4;00 pm Chicago Local ICapress.a 9:30 um Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm Fast Mall a Dally. CHICAGO, M1LWAUKISR Cl fit Paul Railway City Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam Street. Telephone, 2S Depot, Tenth and Mason Stieots. Telephone, 629. Leave. Arrive Chicago Limited Ex.. .n 6:w pm a 8:03 am Chtcngc & Omaha Kx .b 7:15 am b 3:40 Dm a Dully, b Dnli" except Sunday. UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVRR. Isn1 'oute"-aoneral Offices. N E, Cor. Ninth nnd Farnnm Streets City Ticket Office. 1321 Depot, Tenth and Murcy ata Telephone, 62S, i.eavc. Arrive. Tho Overland Limited.. n 8:20 am a 7:30 pm The Chlcugo-Portland Speclnl a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm The Fast Mall a 8:50 um a 3:25 pm Tho Mnll and Exptess,.all:35 pm u 4:25 pm Lincoln, Beatrice and Strnmsburg Express, ,b 4:06 pm bl2:30 pm The Pacific Express. ...a 4:25 pm The Atmntlc Express.., a 6:50 nm Grand Island Local ,.h 5:30 pm b 3:35 am a Dully, b Dally except Sundai. St. Louts Express a uaiiy. LONG REPLIES TO MORGAN Denies HtspeniibiHtj for Ntm! Officen' Unrewarded Valor. SAYS DELAYS ALL OCCUR IN SENATE President l'iiinlly Anxlnna tn See Heroes ttt .Spnntnti M'nr Promoted, lint Cnnnot HUerlniliinto for llohion. WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. Secretary Long has nddiessed tho following letter to Sen ator .Morgan: "Dear Senator! I have your letter with regard to Lieutenant lloluon, Captain Clark nnd others, nnd to the fntluro of tho gov ernment to recognlio tholr services. I need not sny to you thnt no one feels this moro keenly thnn myself, or has done moro to en- deaor to securo justice for the men who conducted and consummated the Snntlflgo naval campaign. Will you let mo sny thnt tho 'delay' Is not with the executive branch of the government so much ns with Con- grots? I do not sny tills to In nny way shift the responsibility, but In tho hopo that tho co-operation of congress may yet bo secured in this respect. With the Interest which you and other members of tho legis lative branch feel In tho case I do not despair. "It Is mnre thnn two years now sluco the president sent In nominations for promotion nnd these nominations havo never bcrn acted upon by tho sennte. At each session of congress I havo prepared and tubmltted bills nsklug for rewnrds for these officers, no action has been taken upon them. In carh of my annual efforts I have urged the matter with oil the forco possible, but It attracts no nttentlon. Tho prosldent has asked for tho creation of tho grade of vlcn admiral, which would perhaps lead lo a solution of tho mntter. "I feel keenly tho lack of nny recog nition to Hobson, whose feat Is famous tho world over. I havo repeatedly talked about him with the president, who, ns you know, feels tho most cordial Interest In behalf of nil these men. Will Not Dlaerliiilnnte. "I cannot separate Hobson's enso from tho rest, nor can I ndvlso him to do so. It would bo nn unjust discrimination ngalnst Cnptnln Clark, to whom you refer nnd who Is two numbers woro off now thnn If there hud been no war; In would be nn In Justice to tho rommnnder-ln-chlcf, who planned nnd consummated the whole enm pnlgn nnd who hud a greater responsibility upon him for n longer time than any officer on tho Atlantic; it would dlscrlniinnto against tho enlisted men, who havo received neither thanks nor medal nor any recogni tion nnd aro humiliated nn tho deck nf every war ship on which their shipmates who served In llio Asiatic squndron display their medals, und tho Santiago men hnvo none. I feel almost llko Invoking tho help of yourself and every other senator nud rep resentative to what seems to bo tho simplest Justice. "Not content with what has hitherto been done It was only a few dnys ago that I wrote a letter to Senator Hale, chairman of tho naval committee of tho senate, a copy of which Is enclosed, asking htm If he would not, ns n last resort, havo the naval committee, or n sub-cominlttco of It, take up tho matter and rmiHldcr tho report upon the deserts of there officers "Yesterday I wroto another letter to tho president, a copy of which I enclose, re citing recommendations which I mndo to htm in my annual ropcrt of 1899, that he innko tho eamo recommendation to congress in tho caso of tho Santiago squadron which was mndo In the caso of tho Asiatic squad ron, viz: that the thanks of congress bo tendered to tho cnmmnnder-ln-clilot and bo extended through him to tho officers nnd men. "I think you will cordially acknowledge that tho rrcsident, by his speedy nomina tions for promotion, has been prompt nnd that this department hns left no atono un turned to do jttstlco In this matter and that It Is now for congress, of which you nro so distinguished a member, to act. Trusting that wo tnny all co-opcrnto and nt last securo to theso ufllcers nnd mon an ex pression of tho country's appreciation of their services, I nm very truly yours, "JOHN D. LONG." "My stomach was affected by grip and I could cat nothing but crackers and milk. ! bogan taking Dr. Miles' Nervine nnd Pain rills nnd tho trouble disappeared." Mm. J. Llndsey, Montroso, Minn. WHITES HELP MAYA FORGES UiiKlUlinien Reported to Hnvo Partici pated In Fierce I'lttlit AKnlnat Mexiemi Troop. ST. LOUIS, Feb, 3, A speclnl dispatch to tho Globa-Dcmocrat from Oaxaca, Mcx., says: Tho military authorities havo been nd vieed of another engagement which took placo between tho government troops and a largo forco of Mnyu Indiana about nlno miles from Cban Santa Cruz, the stronghold of Iho rebels, nnd resulted in a victory for tho government forces. Tho casualties on the rebel sido were heavy, It bolng estimated that they lost over 300 men killed and woundod. Several huudrod reinforcements havo Joined General Dravo'u command. It Is as serted that thero aro sovoral whites among tho officers of tho Maya forces, They nro bolloved to bo Englishmen from British Honduras, which country borders on tin) Maya territory. "Falling to find relief from tho grip with old methods, I took Dr. Miles' Pain Pills, Ncrvlno and Nerve and Liver Pills and was permanently cured." Gust. Egan, Jackion, Mich. n AILWAY TIMIS TAI1LEI. jjSjayg OMAHA & ST. 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