THE OMAHA DAILY TiEft: TUESDAY, FEIUU'AHY 1001.
11
SPECIAL JOTICES
Ailvertlftrnienli for these column
Trill lie liikrn iinlll Jli m, for tin;
eienlitst edition mill until HMO p. in.
for mornliiK ntul Miindny rillllon,
Hntes, I I-2r n word firm limcrtlnn,
Ir u ivord therrnftrr. Nothing tnkrn
for less tlinn 2fie for tlip llrat Irnrr
lion. TIipp Advertisements must be
rim eoiiseentl vely,
Adverle.r, by rennetlnr a num
bered check, cnn linvp nniincM nil
drrsaetl to n nnnilirrril ppr In enre
of The Hee. A nan em no mill rrMril vrlll
lip delitrreil un pre seutntlon of the
check only.
WAXTED-Sril'ATIO.VS.
EXPEHT accountant. Holbrook, Urown hlk
I A-CI5
SITUATION ns house mid Imrn man or on
farm. Hoom 31, 21814 N. ICtli st.
A-M.H5 5
WA.NTIID-MAI.IJ HELP.
WANTED, wo have steady work for ti tew
gcod hustler of good habits rind appear
ance. C F. Adams Co., 1005 Howard ft.
11 Vjj
JlAlUlKIt trnil.! tnught thoroughly In short
time: cntnloguc At particulars free. int
ern Harbors' Institute, Omaha, Neb.
11 &o6
MEN or women to sell goods to city iral'.
Oond pay and steady employment. HIx
rnbaugh & Co., Ware block, omnhii.
, H-.MI12 Mnrl5
WANTED,in7asscrs. 1620 Douglas St.
11 Mi'iO
WANTED, f or 4good structural Iron
moulders; steady workj Marshall Foun
dry. Mnrshulltown, la. Q-M!)72 7
WANTED, young man to rlrrk In bakery
nnd confectionery storo; also attend srda
fountain; must be single rod experi
enced Address O. H. Peters, Mini's
drove. la. H-MOQi; r,
WANTED, men to lcnm barber tr.idc; pre.
pnro now for prlng rush, only iw
mentlis rcnulrcd: 112 to 115 paid ra litatcs
or can stun biiKlnoK' nn our enpluil;
many pood locations on file; wo linv the
Hut proposition ever made young nun;
our diplomas reeo'jnlzf.d evcrywiT";
write nt once for rntn'oguo and pirt'cti
Inrs. Molcr Harbor College, mil Farnnm
st . Omaha.
Caution Our success has enured some 5.
cent shops to call their places1 e Poses.
Do not be deceived. We are n branch jf
tho original Mnlcr system. 11 M0U2 7
WANT HI), two solicitors for new stjln por
traits: kooiI comtulsiilons. MS McCuguo
HIi!. Il-fW 4
SALESMEN for elgnrs; new plan, quirk
sales, pood business, big money. Con
sumers' Clgnr Co., C3I H. 7th St., Ht. Louis.
U-
W ANTED, first-class short order cook for
restaurant. T. J. Evans, Hot 2VB. Fnlr
bury. Neb. H-M.121 Jl
WANTED, tinner. llurr Incubator Co.,
2Sth and Davenport. H-M31U 5
POSITIONS under the government: Thou
sands of appointments will bo made from
civil service examinations to be held
everywhere In March and April. Cata
logue of Information free. Columbian Cor
respondence College, Washington. 1). C.
11-M.HI &
ANY person who will distribute circulars
for ill dally should nddrcss Standard Co.,
4 Wells, Chlcngo, III. No cimviisslns.
H-MJI.I .V
HI IOH SALESMAN.
SHOE SALESMAN.
Old established house wants experlenceil
salesman to sell well advertised line of
hooln anil shoes: liberal commission;
good territory. Address, with references,
Hox ESO, Hoston. .Mass. li-.UIM) 5
w..Ti:ii-pi:.ii.i.i: m-ji.i.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1321 Dodge. Tel, SW.
C M7
SO Rlrls wanted. Cuuadlau olllcc, 1D22 Douglas
YOl.'NO lady to. learn moHsaKc; pcnn.inent
position for rlsht parly. Apply Si) lien.
IUUk. . - --0-t21-
WANTICD, ladles to learn halrdrenslnp,
inanlcurlm; anil facial massiiKo; prepam
for summer season nnd resort positions;
splendid openlnKS; Kood pay; positions
Ktliirnnteed: I to i; weeks complotes; best
tlnio to IickIii. Call or wrlto for particu
lars. Molfr's llalnhessliib' Collenn. 1H2J
Karnnni. Omaha. C 301 11'
COMPKTUNT Klrl for small family. ra
l'arker Ht. C-G'u
WANTIJD, two Kraduate Inlrdressers who
iinderstanil manlcuhiB for out of city
position. Address J I ill. Hee. C 30.1 I'
TllltniC flrs'ti-elass halrdreSisers ImldhiK dl
iilomas fiom tho Moler tlolrdrosliiR Col
lego can seoiue steady employment at
good wages by uddresshiK; II Ci, Hee.
C-302 5
WANTED, an " experienced general uKcnt
for nice IlKht Hue, payliu; kooiI salary
and commission. Address H U2, Hee.
C M323 5
OIUIj for i;encral housework. r,lt N. 23d.
C-M31S (!
yon iu:t not m-,s.
IF you want your houses well rented placo
them with Hcnnwa & Co. D SW
ALWAYS movhiK 11. 11. goods. Motion.
Olllce. ICU',4 Farnam St. Tel ISM or ftl.
D-S0)
IIOUHKH for rent In all parts of tho city.
Hrennan-l.ove Co,. 320 So. 13th fit.
D 01
IIOU81JB, stores. Henils, I'axton block.
D-S02
BEE 11ENUY 11. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. UFE.
I )-G3
JIOUSUS, etc F. D, Wend, 1321 Dotn7la
D-ifil
llOCSES nnd Hats. IlliiKwalt, Ilarker lllk
11-SC3
HOUSES wanted. "Wallace, Hrown Hlk.
D Sdu
NEW 7-room brlek. strictly modern, ea3t
frc nt. 27th un I St. Mary s nve M5. Hcmls
Pcxton block. I) -7
21th, near Farnam; ton-room modern hoiKC
cmnpleto In every respect; ten minutes'
walk of center nf city; reasonable ,'ent.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., Kith und Doui;.
hill Sis. D-S72
MODEItN fi-room Hat. ciiarleHlianley
1010 Paclllc St. D-MlllO'
FOH HENT, S-room cottuce, modern ex
cept furnace. 25 M Davenport, $20.
JOHN W. HOIIHINS, ls02 FAltNAM.
D-WI
BTl'ItOES. MAHTIN CO., 517 K Y. Life
D-OSl V2t
6-HOOM cottage, $19 n month. 3:2 N. 2,'d st'
D-DV)
-HOOM house. 1711 Jackson,
D-M2iM
FOH HENT, 2921 Pndllc st., S rooms all
luoiutrii. iiuiiuce, ku, piiiii; sjb.ua, n v
Sholes & Co., 310 N. Y. Mfe. );n 5
STdl 8EWAHD HT.. new live-room cottage
good barn and city water; tent. JI2.50.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th & Douclas.
D-69
roil iti:.T ri'ii.i.siii:i itoons.
STEAM heated rooms at Tho Tliurston.
E-!.73
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam
K-i-71
no N. 17TH ST., steam heated rooms.
K-MH6 F5
FOH HENT, a nicely furnished front room;
wiimn wanting, (imatico or postaiuco;
Keiuicman ouiy; us; oi u.un nun icic
phone; no other roomers. Address II 16
lift. v E-.M762
HOFHEKEEPING roomp, J up. 26.1 St
Mary's. E-.AliiO1) .Marl
NICELY furnished rooms.
2nd lloor.
1405 Jackson,
4 .1UUI tt'
FUHNI8HED rooms for light housekecp-
wig. jh x. iTitn. iv .Mim 5'
3 Fl'HNISHED rooms for housekeeping
man nnu wire, arj .North iitn hi.
E-305
FIHMSIIKH HOO.MS AM) HOARD.
GLENCA1HN, transients, 1.25 day. Ii9 Doug
I'l ltMSIIEI) ItOd.MS AM) Illl.VItll.
Tho Morrlam, good winter home. 2S & DixIro
F-870
liAHOE front parlors with board; also
smaller room; leasonablc rates. The Hose,
220 Harney. F-M&01
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F--877
THE Pit ATT i desirable rooms. Hot water
heat. E-l?t
EI.EOANT larpe stenm-li?.tlod front zooms,
with board. IIsjO Capitol av F-.M11 0
NEWI.Y furnished rooms with Rood lioard.
621 N. 23d St. I -H3
ONE larso room with alcove, deep closetr,
excellent board; prices reasonable. !07
Ho. 21th St. K-M I
1011 HUNT STUHIJS AM) tH'FICI'.S.
TiXi.h, 102 So. 14th, cor Dodge at.
I M1C3 FT
roil HENT Store, In Ilrst-clnss location;
rent reasonable. Apply II. C. Peters &
Co , ground lloor, Hee HldR. 1260
FOIl HENT Tho bulldlni; formerly occu
pied by Tho Hee nt 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as Tho Hee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at onco to C, 0. Ilnse
wuter, secretary, room 10), Hee Uulldlnif.
UMAi for rent, 102 H. llth, corner Dodge.
I-M163-F-7
Atir.vrs WA.NTEl).
AOENTH, Mt'lck men to visit stores nnd
sell machine for printing signs on fences,
bridges, slduwnlks, etc. Arc Co.. Ilaclne,
Wis. J-M312 li
"VICTOHIA. Queen nnd Empress," a com
nlete hlogrnpliy and hlstoty of her tlmo.
Four yenrs In preparation; agents
wanted; extra terms; freight paid; credit
given; outllt now rendy; sent free; a
great opportunity; wrlto today, '.legler
Co., 21 .Motion building, Chicago.
J M311 u
w.wri:i)-Fi it.viMii:i) hoo.ms.
WANTED, thrco or four unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Address H
03, Hee. K-297 4
stoh vt;r.
PACIFIC Storage nnd Wnrehnuso Co., 012
911 Jones, rcnetal storage and forwarding.
87S
OM. Van Htor. Co.. lSlt'.iFarn. Tels. 1&."9-M3.
S79
WAV'l'i:i)-T() IIL'Y.
WANT to purchase hot coffee urn. p.-nnut
roaster nnd soda fountain. Address Hx
C23, Norfolk. Neb. T3s3 7
Dltl'O STOHE In western or southwest
town, 1.0i'J to II..7W stock; town of l.OO
to 30."). Address C. H. Adair, Yale. Iowa.
N-M32I S
i'oh s vi.ii i't;iiMTi;iti;.
CHICAGO Fl'HNITI.'HE CO.. 1110 Dodge.
Tel. 2020. NiW & 2dhand furniture boucht,
hoM, exchanged. O
foii s.i.i:-iioiisi:s, vehicles, hit.
YOITH WAGON or biiRgy may need repairs;
have It done right, nt Harry Frost's, llth
and I.envenworth. P &81
'nntEEgood horses, two of them 1.20)
each. Call at Wth und Poppleton nve.
P M316 5
FOH SALE MIM.'HI.I.AM:oU.S.
HAHD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences nnd cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q-SS2
2DIIAND safo cheup. Derlght, 1116 Farnam.
SAFES; buy. sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 114 3. 13.
HEHTFOHD & CO., 16th nnd Uworth.
FCHN1TUHE .t UPHOLSTEIUNO.
Q-SS5
TIMOTHY liny and all kinds feed nnd coal.
Monroe-& vn. " ton
INCL'HATOHS. Send lo the Sure Hatch
Inouimior i;o., yuay denier, icu lor a
hanilsomo free catnlogu. .Q 111
FOH SALE, 26 sccondhond woo.len chairs,
111 good eoilillinili, rf ti-iun c.i;ii. il'i.y
Heo Huslness olllce. Q-')l
FOH SALE, frrsh Jersey cow. Call or
aililress Jtimes ncuneiiier, atu .-s street,
South Omaha. Q-M2)2
OFF fOll THE KLONDIKE! Who wants
my ' oe piano cneap. uuresn II r,i,
Hee. Q--M2I2
FOH SALE Milk dairy of 6 cows. Addr-s
2SI0 South tOt ll. Q M173 5
CI..UHVOYANTS.
MI1S. FHITZ, medium. 819 North 16lh.
MJIE.GYLMEn.gcnulnepalmlst. 1003 Dodge
ZENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1915 Farnam.
a sif.
X.ENO, clnlrvoyant and henler, 1915 Fartinm.
S .Mill, 1U"
i:i,i: "I'ltic 'riiEAT.Mi:.T.
ELITE parlors, 013 South 10th, second lloor.
i i.'i r-3
MABEL QUAY, 31714 N. 15th St., Hat E
MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 S. 10th. 2d lloor.
4 .HIMi 1' -i
M.ME. AMES. 1613 Howurd, 2d lloor, room 1;
thermal natns, x v
PEItStl.VAL.
PRIVATE homo beforo and ilurlnc conllno
nieut; babies adopted. Mrs. JJurgot. 2620
Ittu-uette. u
FRENCH act'ordlon pleating; Ivory rim but
tuns; mall orders. Omaha Pleutlng Co.,
1521 Douglas. U-S91
SUPPLIES for nil machines; machines for
tent, wihiu bowiub aincninc, i;o ioug
luM. Tel. 23JI. U-Wl
lUH'TCHE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Emplro Hup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y. l.lfo Hulldlng. Oniiihn.
U-M4U-F-18
PRIVATE hospital for ladles beforo nnd
n.b,,lln.intA,H t.fil.li.a mlnnlA.t 'lift!
III11JIIH llllllllVltlVH , , uwu.vw WW
Grant St. U-S03
VIAVI Womnn's wny to health; rational,
wnoiesomu uuiuu iicuum-m. u tl'i.
U !9l
RUY from the innnufacturor. Hurkloy En
velope Co., umnua. u .ineui1 -i.
DR. HOY. chiropodist; corns & superlljou
bulr removeu by electricity. H. 12 ! renzcr
block. U-S9a
HllASS nnd Iron beds at . nml 'n off at
ljuwey c uionu ruiiuimu v,". u o'-.
TCHKISH bnths. massago baths, electric
baths, lor lames otuy; SKi ieu women
massage operators; finest equipped baths
In tho city. Renstrom Hath Company,
Rooms 216 to o. lieu Jliug. v suo
CHILDREN'S clothtnR made to order.
Iiifimt.q' upnr anil ladles' underwear a
specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed, 1919
Hurt Ht U Mi
L1EIIEN, theatrical, masquerade costumor
1(48 Farnnm, U-S97'
M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect nc
cordeon pleating plant In tho west. Mall
oniers soueiteu. huiiq w uouglas iiiock,
opposiie iiayuvn s. u is)l
WE RENT sowing machines for 73c per
vii-n, nu it'iuii iiuti run ui'uiucK anil ai
tnclunents for any machine made. Neb,
Cyclo Co,, Cor 15th & Hurncy. Phono 1MT3,
U-M123 M2
A HON of Ho-No-May . Powder Is not n
luxury when It affords you n euro and
secures tho comfort nnd happiness of
your room-mine, U M212
DON'T miss the brass nnd lrm bed sale nt
' Vi nrui 'A on, newey ,v Htono Furn. Co
U-307-1
mom:y to i.oax-heai, ustatu.
MONEY lo loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Hrennnn-Love Co., 309 South 13th.
W A35
PRIVATE money, 5, 6H, 6 pr cent: no de
lay, Uarvln Uros., 1613 Furnam. Sa
MO.M1V TO 0.-lti;l ESTATE.
$1.0") and upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W Farnam Smith At
Co., 1320 Farnam. W--9"0
LOANS on eastern Nebrnkn nnd western
Iowa fnrms at 5 per cent; borrowers cnn
pay 1100 or nny multiple; nny Interest
date: no delay. Hrennau-Love Co., 300
H. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. AV-991
WANTED Clty'loans, bonds nnd warrants.
George St Company, 16ol Farnam street.
W 902
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
und warrants. H. C. Peters & Co., 1702
Furn.im St., Hee Uldg. W-S"J8
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., llyVi Farnnm.
W-9M
MONEY to loan nt 3 and 5 per cent on
Omaha property. W. H. Melkle, 101 S. 13th.
W-900
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
93!) N Y. Life. W-903
FlVIper cent money. Hcmls, Paxton block.
W 907
5 AND 5U per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
First National Hank building. Tel. 16IS.
W-&0U
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad, 1521 Doiglas.
W-'J10
MOMIY TO LOAX-CIIATTEI.S.
MONEY TODAY,
Loans mado In amounts from 10 to $250 on
household furniture, pianos, horses, car
riages, etc., without rcmovul, or on your
8-A-L-A-H-Y without security. All or a
part of tho money mny bo paid back the
first month or no pnrt of It need bo paid
back for several months. Each payment
made reduces the cost accordingly. Em
ployers und neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money nru Invited to call and
get my ter.iis and comparo them with
what others offer, Loans of other com
panies mav bo transferred to inc. No
charge for papers. All business strictly
confidential Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed.
J. W. TAYLOE,
IS First Nntional Hunk. Hide. Southeast
Corner 13th and Farnnm Sts. Tel. 743.
X-911
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan $10.00 nnd up on furniture,
pianos, horses nnd other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage to people holding
permanent positions. You can get tho
money in n few hours nfter making ap
plication and take 1. 2, 3, 4. 5, 0 months
or more In which to pay It back, and
you need not pay for it ono day longer
than you keep It. We charge nothing
for papers nnd we give you tho full
nmotint In cash. There aro no lower
rates than ours; our terms are tho
euslest; our business Is confidential nnd
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Hoard of Trade Uldg. Tel. 2293.
(Established lS.'O 3u0 South 16th St.
X-9I2
SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible firm
we wip loan you sums irom io to on
your note at much cheaper und easier
rates than elsewhere. Of this we lire
poi-ltlVfc. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Noll lug deducted from nmotint desired.
Easiest partinl payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 3"S, Paxton Hlock. X 911
SALARY LOANS
at reduced rates.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.. 11. 001, Heo HIdtr.
X M9
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position wun respousinie concern
upon their names without security; ensv
payments. Tolman, 410 Hoard Trade bldg.
X -791
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, norses, cows, etc. u. i . need, 319 s. 13.
X--91S
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses.
cows, jowciry. uuii ureen, i; 8, iiarner iiik.
X-919
SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha
Credit Co., 020 Now York Life Hlilg.
X-320
CHATTEL & Salarv loons. Joe II. Fleas-
nnts, di HnrKer Hlk. X M50I F19?
LOANS on furniture, plnuos, etc. Berger's
i.oan v-o., 1.104 Farnam st. x sin
lit Sl.VKSS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
luwiiii inicKcij sun maeiiines inr driHK),
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark ft Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, III.
Y-920
FOP. SALE, furniture and undertaklns'.
fresh clean stock, $2,200; sickness; will
bear cloi-est Inspection. Henry H-iyia,
Crete, Neb. Y M950 5
FOR KALE, agricultural Implement and
carriage business In south central Ne
braska. For further particulars Address
Hox 603, West Liberty, la. Y M731
TAILORS' agents, whether you nro iner-
ciiiuii!) or salesmen, we can increase your
tailoring rules tenfold and guarant.-o a
splendid Income; something entirely noiv;
If the render of this ndvcrtlsemcnt bus a
friend who sells tailoring from snmplej
he should call his attention to this propo.
sltion; It menus money In his nojkot:
write today; only one man In each town
can securo this valuahlo Information; give
particulars as to your prcfent business ;u
this lino, also references; none but ex
perienced men need apply; nbsoliitely no
charge whatever for this proposition P.
O. Hpx' C24, Chicago. V MIO) 6
A GENTLEMAN with $5 can doi7b!oli!s
money ni home; wo want no curiosity
seekers, but hard hended business men.
Address Manager, 41, Murray St., New
York. Y 233 5
FOH SALE, 5,000 to 0.000 general merchan
dise stock; good location, good trade,
good reasons for Belling.
To trnde, good lown farm for stock gen
eral merchandise. Address Hox 3''3. Mis-
sourl Valley, In. Y M22J 8
HANK wanted; good location; other Hues
of business well represented. Address
Hox 9, Hoone, Neb. Y M230 S
FOH EXCHANGE, stock of drv goods,
etc.; new stock staple, up-to-date and
clenn; no old out-of-date goods; Invoice
nbout $1,700; part cash and pnrt land. C.
W. Snmors, 507 Manhattan Hlk.. Ht. Paul,
Minnesota. Y M3I0 5
FOR EXCHAXfJE
A FINE $S".0O Imported magic lantern as
good as new, only used a short time; sult
nb'c for lectures, churches or loriuo enter
tnlnmcutH; n bargain. Address F 01, Hee
ofllcc. Z 179
TO TRADE, good piano for span of horses,
weight not less than 1,10). Address II
64, Hee. IC XS-7
FOH SALE-HEAL ESTATE
LIST property nnd business for snle with
Geo. W. Holbrook, 307 Hrown Hlock.
RE-037
PROPERTY boupht & sold; money lnnned:
rents collected.
teu. ij. i,. Johnson Co., 31 1 So.
15th St.
. RE-102-F19
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE
HE-922
HOUSE'S, lots, farms, lands, loans; also llro
Insurance Hcmls. Paxton Hlk. JlE 923
FARMS, largo and smnll. Let mo know
v hat you wont. William Nelson, coi S.
Wth- HE-M9I3
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Furnam Ht.
RE-925
CHEAPEST lot In city nf Omaha; C2ii-foot
east front In Nelson's nddltlon. M. J.
Kennard & Son, 310 Hrown block.
RE-921
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv tho
Union Pacific Railroad company. H. A
MeAllaster land commissioner. Union
Paclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-921
HOUSE to move.
Wallace, Hrown, hlk.
UE-926
$rS.OO).oo IMPROVED city property and
some cash to exchanse for farm lands.
PA YN E-KNOX COM PAN Y,
Main Floor N. Y. Llfo Uldg.,
Omaha, Nobraskn.
HE-MHO S
STUHGES, MARTIN CO,, 617 N. V. Ll.'
HE 951 F23
FIVE $000 lots In north part of town. Ken
(lull's add., marked down to $200 and $230
each IK SOLD WITHIN NEXT WEEK.
These are SNAPS If there over wore any,
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor N. Y. Life Hldg.
IIE-MIOO S
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE.
HEAL HAIULUNsTn HKLT
12-ieom house, lot 02x132, on Ch.irlc, nf-
twten d nnd JSd, modern extept fur-
ni ee. A real snap.
Rfhiitlful home, lUth nnd Urown st. ; J
ror.ins; lot 80x127; good bntn. well, tt,
$!.3m.
Two 5-rnnm house"', lot 50x121. on 2lth,
rorth of Spaiildlng. $2,.V0.
4- room house, lot 30x127, on Seward. c! of
aoth. $o
5- room house, lot 40x112, on 29(h st.. bi
tween Farnam nnd Douglas, $1,500.
1-rconi house, lot 50x101. on 2oth av , be
tween Arbor nnd Cnstellnr sts. $,(nri.
A one-story brick store building, lot 20x132,
1107 Cuming st. A Renulne bargain.
Lot 7, block 313, city, with one 6-rm.m .ti'.l
one 8-ronm house. Ji.("W. Will sell one or
both.
ii'-ncre farm In eastern Kansa under cut -
tlvatlou, $20 per ncrc, or will exciiangi-
for Omaha property.
100 ncres nf land well Improved In Vnti
It tire n county. $23 per ncrc. Must br sold
In a few days
I have nlso several oth6r farms nnd rome
nddltlonal bargains In City p.opoity
Sco me before th? prices ndv.iiHe.
CHRIS HOYEH, 22d and Cuming.
Tel. 2043. HE-M.l 6
I
I
THE best bargain In tho city for $2,7oo; a
modern nine-room house Hint cost $3,500,
ten blocks from city Hall, with a full lot
thrown In. This property will rent for
$30 per month. J. 11. Piper, Hamge Hl ick.
HK-.M2.Vi 5
600-ACHE bottom farm near Council Muffs,
2i) acres ploughed, 200 acres meadow, bal.
pasture; giud, house, near railway sta
tion: value Increasing rnpldlv; will srll
chenp. need money. Address Owner. H M,
earn Hee. Omnlin 1tf-M'.a r,
I'OH SALE, new fi-room cottage. 10th nnd
Arbor sts.; modern except furnace: at
tractive home; ."heap for cash, or pnrt on
ensy monthly payments, Inqtilro nt 507
N. Y. Llfo bldg. Hi:-
T H A C K A OE P H O PE RTYT"l I A I . F IlT.OCK
NORTH SIDE IZARD. HUT WHEN '.'1ST
AND 22D STS.. AT A GREAT H VROAI.V
IF SOLD THIS WEEK. HE ST TRACK".
AGE PROPERTY IN THE CITY, WILL
SELL PART OF IT. HEM IS. I'AXTON
HLOCK. HE-M32J
PATENTS.
1NM.NTOHS GOT AN IDEA ' Wo handle
patents, copyrights nnd trnd" marks; yu
give us the barj Idea ri"hd v will lo th
rest; modern i quipped machine shop nnd
foundry In connection; Olllclai Onznro on
file; guldo book free. Mason, Fenwlck ft
I.nwrence. pntent lawyers. I Ml Howard
St.; Tel. II 19, Omaha. J. P. Cronln, rep;'.
INVENTORS, wo nsk no feo until the
patent Is procured; If we fall, wa get no
lee; ndvlce free. Sues tc Co.. Patent Law
yers, Hee Hldg., Omaha, Neb Iing dis
tnnce telephone 1623, - HS-Mnr.13
LCl!IIAT()ltS A,M) HHOODEHS.
INCUHATOHS nnd brooders; cntaloguo
free. Write Hurr Incubator Co., It 2,
Omalta, Neb. Fnctory'nt 21th it Davenp n
-179
SIIOHTIIA.M) AM) TYPEWRITING.
A C. VAN SANT'S School, 717 N. Y. Llfo.
929
HOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
uce lung. yjo
NEH. Huslness & Shorthand college, IJovd'a
riieaior. ni
OREGG Shorthnnd. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug,
9
.MEDICAL,
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
HrtV n.,,.tt. Vnh f ',..1. In. ,1,1 I
-927
GONOVA is a Frenh trontmcnt for malo
nnd femnle, for the positive cure of Gon
orrhoea, Gleet, Unnntural Discharges, ln
tlammatlons, Irritations nnd Ulcerations
of tho mucouB membranes. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst cases In one week;
$3 per package or two for $5. Sent nny
where on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co.. Elqln. 111. American Olllcc, retail,
wholesale. Myors-DlllonOrug Co.. Omaha;
M. A Dillon, South umuhn: Davis Drug
Co.. Council Muffs. Full lino of rubber
goods.
LADIES! Chichester's Qngltsh rennyroyal
Pills are the best: safe., reliable; tnko no
other. Send 4c stamper for particulars.
"Hellef for Ladles'' iln-dfttter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co.. Phllndetffhlu. Pa.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. I. Dldg. Tel.
lfiOi; Alice Johnson, u. u., ladles' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
-933
M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O., of Htlll school,
Klrksvllle, Mo., C01 Paxton Hlk. Tel. 1367.
931
IIICYCLES.
START buying your bicycles now; $1 down,
$1 per weeUj L. Fleschcr, 1C22 Capitol Ave.
M -6M
r.XPEHT ACCOL"! A XT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.. day or
evening, u. iu, uum, ism. nam;, i. it,
Hathbuu. -731
Hl'lllll'.lt STAMPS.
HADGES. medals. Om. ITt. Co., Beo Mdg,
j ei vsj
IIAXCIXG SCHOOL,
THE winter term of Mwrnnd's Dancing
scuooi uegius tins ween, .uuuin, Tiicsnay
nnd Friday, 8 p. m.; 12 lussons, gentlemen,
$S; Indies, $6. l'rlvato lessons day nnd
evening M 222 Fll
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA FLATING CO.. ISoo Mdg. Tel. 2333.
-933
II III MS A XI) TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Mrd Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
-93S
PAWXHROKHHS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; nil husi.icss conlidentlal. 1501 Doug'av,
-936
WATCH HEPKIHIN'G,
AV. O. SANDERS, room 21, Darker Mock.
-I2X F-1 6
STA.MMEHIXIS AND STl.TTEHIXC..
CURED Julia Vaughn, 430 Humgo Hldg
FIHNITI'HE HEPAIHIXIi.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St
!I0
TICKET IIHOKEH.
CUT rato tickets overywhere. P. II. rhll
bln. 1503 Farnam. Telephone 781. 911
IIEI.GIAX HARES.
SNAP-Pedlgrted JJelglan does, hrcd. $1
each. Clason Co., 933 C St., Lincoln. Nob.
296 6
LAUXDHY.
OMAHA Steim Laundry; shirts, 7e; collars,
2c; cufffc, 4c, 1750 Loavcnworth. Tel. 317,
-912
CARPENTERS A XI) JOHHEHS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
nnd l.uko'StR. 370
ACCOHDIOX PLEATING,
ACCOHDION plea ting, cheapest, heat, quick-
est. Mrs
A. c. Mnrk, s. k. cor. 17th and
Fnrnnm.
-913
LOST.
LOST, on 21th. near Hurney. two
graphs, Finder please return tn 2321 Hnr-
ney, i.osii ,tu o
IIAILWAY TI.METAIILES.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE
a St Paul Hallway City
Ticket Oltlce. 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 2SI,
Depot, Tenth and Mason
Btieotfi. Teephone, C29.
Leave. Arrive.
iMlLWAUk
Chicago Limited Ex.. ,a CM) pm a S:03 nm
Chicago & Omaha Ex.,b 7:15 nm b 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Pally xccpt tiunday,
II.VILW AY TIME TAIILES. j
FREMONT. KLKHOHN '
Missouri Vnllcy Hnllrond
- "Tho Northwestern
t-ltin-' . nuni'ml UltceS.
1'nltCd States National
Hank Mdg , 8. W. Corner
. .V. 1 M tltm
,,,, , v7., . iiiL-uui uuu riiiiitiiu
i 7 ,i.V""LCi lm Farnnm St. Tel. Mil. ue
pot. loth und Webster Sts. Tel. 1IM.
,,, Lenve. Arri'e.
u'n: I Mils, Dcadwood,
lint NiirlfKT- t AA n T.rY nm
Uyoniliig. Casper and
wougias d 3:(0 pm c 5:00 pro
Hnsmiks. ior.(, David
( Ity. huperlor, Ccnpa,
Lseter ami sewurd ..b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norf,H!, Vcrdlgro nnd 1
, l remont b 7;30 nm bl0:2j nm
Lincoln. Wuhoo nnd
Fremont . b 7:3) nm bl0:25 nm
remont Local c 7:30 nm
a DnJIy. b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d )ally oxcept Saturday.
Dally except Moimav.
CHICAGO A NORTH-
western Hallway "Tha
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Odlce, 1401
Farnnm St. Telephone,
161 Depot, Tenth and
5lnrcy Sts, Telephone 029.
Arrlve.
IVllcht Cblenirn Ann.
rfti I .. . aa
, ,w mil
Chlcngo Pnssenger a 4:13 pm
nll:30 pm
a 3:19 am
iiiirn j'ixpress, Des
Moines, .Marshnlltown,
Cedar Rapid and
Chlcngo ... nl0:55 am
Lnstern Spcclnl, Chi-
a 4:03 pm
a 4:05 pm
n 2:45 pm
nst .dull, Chicago to
nmnlm
Om.lllti -('hicaVo'VdrnVt'd.a 7:43 nm h nm
Fnst Mnl ..... ' .. i;.i.i.',
' nupius i-nssengcr u a:3) pm
BIOUX CITY PACIFIC
Ilnllroad - "The North
western Lino" General
Ofllces, United States i
National Hank Hulidlng, i
8 W Corner Twelfth
nml irnrmiin Ufa tuIa, i
Ofllcc, 1401
pot, Tenth
Farnam St. Telephone 501 De
and Marcy Sts, Telcpnone 029.
Leave Arrive.
Express n fi:5S am nl0:23 pm
Limited... ...a 7:35 pm n 8.15 am
Local u 8:00 am a 3:50 pm
Twin City
Twin City
ssinux city
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL..
Minneapolis & Omaha
Rallwny "Tho North
western ' Lino" General
Ofllccs, Nebraska Divi
sion, 13th and Webster
Hts. Citv Tlekni niiipn
1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 061. Depot.
16th Olid Webster Sts.
1 jnvn A
Twin City Paseiser...a 0:00 nm n 9:10 p'm
Omaha Paiscn,6r all:I0 am
ciouj. un? t Piortn-
east Nebraska a 3:43 om
a Dally.
OMAHA Us S'l . LOUIS RAIL
rend -Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Hnllrond "Tho
Qulncy Hnute"-Tlekot Of
lice, 1415 Farnam St. Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth nnd
Mnrcy Streets. Telephone.
f.rnvn A l...
St. Louts Cannon Hall
w-tn.o. .u w.,u pin u o;toy am
Kansas City nnd Qulncy
i.ocni a 7:uo am a 9:00pm
a Dally
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER
Isn1 lotito" General Ofllccs
N B. Cor. Ninth nnd Furnnm
Streets City Ticket Ofllce. lai
Fnrnem Street. Telephone, 310
Telephone, C29. y ols'
i.cnve.
The Overland Limited.. a s:20 am
The Chicago-Portland
Special a S:20 am
Tho Fast Mall a 8:50 am
The Mall and Express. .nll:3j pm
Lincoln. Hentrlco and
Airlve.
a 7:30 pm
n 7:30 pm
n 3:23 pm
a 4:25 pm
Stromsburg Express.. b 4:03 pm bl2:30 nm
1 IIU I .null, n von. . u 1 .msI l(ll
Tho Atlantic Express...
Grand Island I.ut.-ai....b 5:30 pm
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday
n 6:50 nm
b 9:33 am
tllj. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
tGmSt " ' -ncl,t,raI Ofllces nnd
StP Tlckct "lcc"' Bouthenst
"JIGU4: Comer 141h und Douglas
,1" (llllM- ITnlnll fltnllnti '
L'nvp. A
St. Louis and Kansas
Clry Impress alO:00 am a 6:23 nm
K. C, St. L. Express... al0:50 pin a 0:15 um
Leave from l.Vn und
Webster Streets:
Nebraskn Local, Via
Weening Water b 1:10 pm nl0:45 nm
a Dally, b Dally oxcept Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllcc. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 322. Da.
tint. Tenth and Marcy sts.
Telephone, 029.
V uenve. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Hall"
Express a 5:1a pm a 8:20 am
a Dully.
"t'HLINOTON & Mis
souri Hlver Railroad
"Tho Ilurllngton llouto "
General Ofllces, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets, Ticket
Olllce 1502 Farnam Street,
Hurllnctnu Stntton. Tenth
Telephone. 250'
n,,i Mn.mi utrnptH. q'clenhone. 12S.
U . . t. A....0W.. .... . I . ,
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings nnd
McCook a 8:4" am a 7:3a pm
Lincoln, Denxcr. Colo
rado, Utah. California. a 4:2.i pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Muck Hills.. n 9:00 pm n 0:43 nm
Montana fuget Sjund,,u 9:0) pm a 0:45 am
Lincoln Fust Mall b 3:00 pm a 9:17 am
Wytnnre, Hentrlco and
Lincoln a 8:40 am bll:53am
Denver, Colorado, Utah
nnd California
South Held, Louisville,
Plnttvmouth b 3:35 om
Ft Oroo::, 1'lattsmouth
and Paclllc Junction a 7:00 pm
tl.ll lA lll.i ll.lnnllll,
a 6.15 am
bll:03 am
n 8:20 am
Ul'lll'vui nuioitiumti
and Paclllc Junction.. a!2:10 am
a Dally, b Dally execut Sunuuy.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO-
soph & Council Muffs
Railroad "Tho Hurling
ton Route" Ticket Ofllce,
1602 Farnnm Street. Tele
phone, 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone. 12fi
Leate.
Arrlv.
n 6:25,Vm
a 6:15 am
Kansas city Day Ex a 9:20 am
Knnsns City .Night Ex..oiO:30 pm
St. Louis Flyer for -t
Joseph and St Louls..a 5:10 pm nll:15 nm
a Dally
CHICAGO. nURLINGTON
& Qulncy HaIlrnad-"Tha
uurliugton Houto" Ticket
Ofllce 1502 Farnnm Street.
Telephone. 250. Depot.
3 -nth i nnd Mnson streets
Tclcphono, 128.
Daylight Chicago S,)o- rnve-
cla( n 7:00 am nl0:!5 nm
Chicago Vcstlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm a 7:15 am
Chicago Local Express. a 9,30 am a 4:05 nm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 7M5 nm
fmi;.' 11 2Ui
CnilCAOO. ROCK ISL.
nnd Pacific Hnllrond
-"The Great Hock Isl
and Houto" City
Ticket Office, 1323 Far
nam Slroet. Telephone.
4L'S, Uiinot. Tl.nlh nti.l
Rfnrev Hto
phone, 629.
i.eave.
EAST.
Dcs Mnlnen and Daven
port Local .'...a 7'25 am
Chlcnco Kvprcss ........1)11:15 nm
Des Moines Local r '"0 pm
Chlcngc Fast Express. ,n :w) pm
Dcs Moines. Rock Isl
Arrive.
bll:33 nm
n 8:10 nm
a 4:45 pm
a 1:25 pm
and nid Chlcagi..a 7:40 pm n 9:35 pm
Lincoln, Colorado Spgi., '
Denver, Pue'ulo and
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 cm
Coloindo,. Oklahoma & v
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 nm
a Dolly b Dally except Sunday.
fLLINOIS CENTRAL
Hallroad-Clty Tlckct Of.
flee. 1102 Farnam Street,
Telephone, 215, Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express .,
Chicago Limited ..
Minm upolis and
Paul Express ...
Minneapolis ond
,.,a7:00um ail; pm
...u 7.45 pm m 8;0j um
St,
... ,b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
St.
Paul I Imlted
.a 7:ts pm jx 8:05 am
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Hiurrs ...
Fort Dodge Local
Council Muffs .
.b 4:30 pm
a 6:16 am
a 0 oo nm
a Dally b Dallv except Sunday.
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO Teh. 2 nnd 10, March 2. Illuv
l nil id primrnnu 24 days, nil (.peiifri, ll'is
lnyn.ond i Wliltcomb, 103 Adams SL.CIiIcjuo
s,. Sl
V3,
-mm
MOBILE
WtltV
I nut ships
in eonstcTios wrrs
r VtS9IO StRVICt
THIH0IIZ0I0
AtONO Ttll NORTH SlltmK
HAVANA, MATANIAS, CARP UNAS, SA0UA, CA.
BAOt.1, MEVIIAS, UIDARA, fi BARACOA,
Hi tker torn.
MtlMSON" STKAMSHIP J.INE7 Wllllm.i.
Mew York City
HAIMOM) A WIHTCOMR,
J6 Uftlon SquAr. New York.
For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation
ud Oeutril Information of the MO
MLB SERVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile & Ohio 11, II, and South
ern Hr.
GO EHNMENT Mti'lCES.
CU lEF " QUART E R Al7 ST H 1 1' f OFFICE.
OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. ,10. 19 d. -Sealed Pio
posaN In trtidlcnte, will lie f -celved here
i.ntll 2 o'clock p. ni.. March 1. lVd. and
then opened for furnishing type, prces,
ot. and nil material and labor of evorv
ilcMTlptlon that may be required for prnil
Ing at Headquarters Department of 'he
MltFouri, during llfcal year commeiirliu
Jul) 1, 1901 Circular giving full Infirma
Hon. with rorms for bidding, will he fur
nished on application. The (' S. reserves
right to reject any or nil bids. Envelopes
containing propi snls to be marked "Prv
posali for printing," and n ensed to
l.Uutcnnnt Colonel F. H. HATHAWAY.
C. Q. M. Fl .. 26-27 M
PROPOSALS I'O R SUHSI HT K N C l":
STORES-Oflleo Purchasing Commissary of
Subsistence, Omaha, Nob.. February 4,
1901, Sealed proposals, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at this ofllce
until 10 o'clock a. in., February II, 1901. nt
which time and place they will be publicly
opened, tor furnishing subsistence stores as
follows Pork, sugar, niunrd goods, etc.
Preference will bo given lo articles of
domestic production. Hlnnk proposals and
specifications can be obtained at this ofllce.
D. ll. WILSON. Purchasing Commissary.
Fl It Kl
PosTOFFICiyN-OTIUi;." "
Should bo rend DAILY by nl. Interested, as
changes may occur nt any lime,
Foreign mnlls f.ir the week ending Febu
rary 9, 1901, will close (PROMPTLY In all
cases) nt the General Postolllcc ns followsi
PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOUR
EARLIER thnn closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Malls for Germany close nt
5 p. m on February 6 per b. s. Dresden,
via llrcmen. and February 8 per s. s. Hul
gtirla, via Hamburg.
Regular and Supplementary malls closo
at Foreign Hrnnch half hour later than
closing tlmo shown below.
Trntis-Atlniitlc .Mulls.
WEDNESDAY-At 0:30 a. in. for EUROPE,
per s. s. New York, via Southampton
(mail for Ireland must be directed "per
s. s. New York)"; ut 8:30 n. m. (supple
mentnry 10 a. in.) for EUROPE, per s. s.
Teutonic, via QueenMown; at 10 a. m. for
HEI.GH'M direct, per s s. Westernlnnd
(mnl! must be directed "per s. s. West
ornlund"). THURSDAY At 7 n. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE,
HRITISH INDIA and LOREN.O MAR
QL'EZ, per h. h. La Uretugne, via Havre
(mall for other parts of Europe must he
directed "per s. s. La Hretngne",.
S AT UH I) A Y A I 5 30 p. m. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Lucantu, Qliecnstown; at 7 n.
m. for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Ileltla
(mall must be directed "per s. s. llekla");
at 7:36- a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per s. s. Stiiitcndnui (mnll must be di
rected "per s. s. Sluatendam"); nt 10 a.
ni. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. As
toria (mnll must be directed "per s. s.
Astorln").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls stenmcr
tnkes Prlntd Matter. Commcrelnl nnd
Samples for Germany only. The sanm class
nf mall niiwtcr for other parts nf Europe
will not be sent by this ship unless
specially directed by lint. ,
After tho closing of the Supplementary
Trnns-Atlantlo Mills named nbove nddl
tlonal supplementary malls nro opened on
the piers of tho American, English,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mulls for South mill fe:itrnt America,
'West Indies. Etc.
TUESDAY At 7 n. m. for HRA.tL, per s.
s. HevellUH (mail for Northern Jlnizll,
Argentine Republic, Uruguay nnd Para
guay must be directed "per h. 8. llev
ellus"); at 9:30 n. m. (supplementary 10:30
n. m.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (except
Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, per s. s. Finance, via Colon (mall
for Guatemala must bo directed "per s. s.
Finance"); nt 0:30 p. m. for JAMAICA,
per s. s. Admiral Farragtlt. from Hoston;
ut M1 p. m. for NASSAU, per steamer
from Miami, Fin.
WEDNESDAY At S a. m. for DERMl'DA,
per 8. 8. Trinidad; nt 9:30 u. in. for FOR
TUNE ISLAND nnd HAITI, per 8. s.
Lnuenburg; at 12 in. Tor CUHA. YUCA
TAN, CAMPECIIE. TAHASCO nnd CHI
APAS, per s. s. Orizaba, via Havana und
Progreso (mail for other parts of Mexico
must bo directed "per s. s. Orizaba"); at
11 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral
Schley, from Philadelphia.
FRIDAY At 9 n. m. lor HAHHADOS and
NORTHERN HHA.1L. per 8 8. Fluml
nenso; at 9 a. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per s. 8. Sllvlu; at 12 in. for MEXICO, per
s. s. Niagara, via. Tnmplco (mail must lie
directed "per 8. 8. Nlngtira"); at "11
fi. m. for NASSAU, per steamer from
Miami, Fin.
SATUHDAY-at 10 a. m. for ARGENTINE
HEPUULIC, URUGUAY and PARA
GUAY, per s. 8. Hellarden; at 9 a. ni.
(supplementary 9:30 u. m.) for PORTO
HU'O (via San Juan), VENEZUELA nnd
CURACAO, per s. s. Phllndclphla (mall
for Savnnllla and Cnrthagena must be
directed "per s. h. Philadelphia"); at 9:30
a. m. (supplementary in a. m.) ror jiriii
JU'DA, ST. THOMAS. ST CROIX. LEE
WARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS and
DEMERARA, per s. 8. Mndlaua (mail for
Grenada and Trinidad must bo directed
"per s. s. Madlana"); at 9:30 a. m. for
HRAX.IL, per 8. H. Ragusa (mall for
Northern Hrazll, Argentine Republic,
Uruguay nnd Paraguay must bo directed
"per s. 8. Hagusti"); ut 10 a. in. for CUHA,
per s. s. Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. m.
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FOR
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVA
NII.LA and CARTHAOENA. per s. s.
Athos (mall for Costa Rica must bo di
rected "per s. s. Athos"); ut 10 a. in. (sup
plementnry 10:30 a. in.) for HAITI, per 8.
8. Adirondack: at 12:30 p. in. for MATAN
7.AH. CAIHARIEN, NUEV1TAS. I1ARA
I'OA and GIHARA, per s. ii. Curllyba
(ordinary mall only, which must be di
rected "per 8. s. Curltylm").
Mnlls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by stenmcr, close nt
this ofllce dally at 0:30 p. tn. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for Mlqueinn. by rail lo
Hoston. nnd thenco by steamer, closo nl
this ofllco dally at 6:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnmpn, Fl,i nnd
thenco by stenmcr, closo nt this ofllco
dally nt '6 n. m. (the connecting clones
nre on Sunday, Wednesday nnd Friday).
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch bv
steamer, close nt tld" olllce dally ot 1:30
p. in. and 11 p. m. Mnlls for Con In Rlra
Hellzo, Puerto Cortu. nnd Guntemula, by
rail to Now Orleans, and thenco by
steamer, close nt this ofllco dnlly at 30
p. in. (connecting closes here Mondays for
Hellzo, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala and
Tuesdays for Costu Hlca). "Registered
mail closed at 6 p. m. previous dny.
Triiim-I'ikelllo MiiIIh,
Mulls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, find New Zea
land, which goes vlu Bon Francisco) and
FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, close hero
dally at 0-30 p. m. after January "19 nnd
up to February "2, Inclusive, for dlspntch
per s. s. Aornngl (supplementary malls,
yhi Seattle, closu ut 0:30 p. m. Februury
Mails for Pnpelll. via San Frnnclsco, close
hero dally at 0:30 p. m. up to February "S
for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Malls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pine Islands, via San Frniicisco. closo horo
dally at 6.30 p. m. up to February 4, In
cluslvo, for dispatch per u. s. Doric.
Malls for Chlnn. Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Taenma, close hero dully nt
6:30 p. m. up to February 7, for dispatch
per s. s. Adelaide
Malls for Australia (excopt West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), New
Zealand. FIJI. Samoa nnd Hawaii, via Sun
Francisco, close hero dnlly nt 0:30 p m
nfter Februnry "3 up to February 9, In
elusive, or. on nrrlval of 8. s. Uuihrln
duo at Now York February "9, for dls
patch per s. s. Sierra.
Malts for Hawaii, Japan. Chlno nnd Phllln.
plno Islunds, via San Francisco, closo
hero daily at 0:30 p in. up 'o February
11, inclusive, for dispatch per s. h, Nip
pon Mnru.
Malls for Ilnwall, via San Francisco, close
hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to February
18 for dispatch per s. s. Zeulaudla.
Malls fot i pir umi laoan. m i un nuvur,
closo hnro dnlly at 6:30 p, m. up to Febru
nry Inclusive, for dispatch ptr s. s.
Emprefs of China (registered mall must
bo dlrecU'il "via Vancouver' i
Trnns-Paclflo malls nro lorwardcd to port of
sailing daily and the schedule oi closing
Is arranged oiutho presumption of their
uninterrupted dverlnnd transit. Regis
tered rnall cloes at 6 p. m previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Postmaster
Postolllcc, Now York, N Y, February 1,
l&ul.
i NEW V0RK(
TftMI-MOsTMU.
TO AMEND CRIMINAL CODE
Judge B. S. Baker Prepares Tbreo Bills for
the LegliUtnre.
IMPORTANT CHANGES ARE CONTEMPLATED
Seeks t Clone Technical Loophole
Through Which llmuliir nml
Other CrliuliiiilN Arc Aimv
Alloiri'il to Esi'iipe.
Judge lien S. linker has drawn three bills
for Important nmeudmctits to tho criminal
codo of Nebraska. Ho will have the bills
inttodtlrcd 111 tho legislature wlthlu a few
days nnd will urgo their passage.
One bill has for Its purpose the removal
of tho tine distinction In law bctwecu bur
glary nnd "breaking nnd entering In tho
daytime." As tho statutes stiind It Is in-c-essary
to show that a house wns broken
Into nt nighttime In order to convict of bur
glary, nml In many cases It Is Impesslblo In
provo tho exact tlmo of tho commission of
tho crime whclhtr It was before or after
sunrise.
Loophole lor Escape.
Judge linker Is of tho opinion that many
burglars escape Just punishment by the In
ability of tho public prosecutors to convict
them of anything hut "breaking and enter
ing In tho diiythne." nnd his bill proposes
lo do nw.iy with that definition altogether
and mnko breaking und entering either In
the day or nighttime burglary, with a pen
ally nf not less than ono year In tho county
Jnll or not moro than ten years In the peni
tentiary. Tho wldo ratigo of tho penalty Is
for tho purposo of allowing the trial court
to II x tho punishment according to tho
seriousness of tho offense.
The second hill is aimed at tho growing
rlnss of oiing miscreants who enter vacant
houses nnd carry nwny plumbing fixtures
nnd otherwise Injuro the property.
Ti InereiiMi- IVmilty,
Under tho present lnws this ohenso Is
described ns trespass and Is punlslinblo by
light tlno or Inprlsonmeiit. Tho new hill
mukes tho offense larceny nnd provides a
punishment of not moro than ono year in
tho county Jnll or not moro thun flvo yenrs
in the penitentiary.
Tho present bribery laws of Nebraska ap
ply only to ministerial and Judicial olllcers
nnd Judge linker's third hill Is designed to
mnko them apply ."to nil public olllcors
elected or nppolntcd." Tho bill nlso pro
vides that tlio offense slmll bo complete,
when nny pnrt of tho bribery trntisnctlon,
Including the promise, Is made within tho
state.
EXHIBITS COMING RAPIDLY
Prospects Are llrlitm fur Anilllorliiiu'n
AiiproiicliliiK Trnde
Displny.
The principal feature of tho meeting ot
tho nudltorium committee yesterday
afternoon was tlio report of thu
superintendent of exhibits ot tho
coming trade display. Tho report
showed that 110 firms nulsldo of
Omaha have signified their' Intention nt
making un exhibit nnd that ot this number
a Inrgo pnrt ot tho exhibits nro already
lu the city, nt tho houses ot tbo locnl rep
reseutntlves of tho firms, nt thu express
nnd freight depots and nt tho headquarters
of tho association. Ono hundred other
linns nro considered almost certain to mnko
exhibits besides those from this city. Tho
superintendent Is preparing a circular to
bo sent to tho local linns with a request
that they Immediately notify him ot tho
style and nnturo ot thu exhibits to be mado
and tho nmotint ot spaco desired. Tho cx
hlLItlou committee Is devoting Its tlmo to
securing an available building fpr tho ex
hibit, and It In probable that tho matter will
be settled this week.
A special commlttco was appointed to
clcso up tho subscriptions ot tho larger
retail establishments and to visit ccrtnlti
wholesale dealers who have not mimed tho
amount of their subscription.
Tho secretary reported that tho commlt
tco had issued 1,200 Invitations for tho mass
meeting Thursday night and that tho Com
mercial club would Ibsuo 450 nddltlonnl In
vitations; that twelve speakers would nd
drcsn tho meeting, and that of this num
ber Judgo Woolworth, W. F. Kellogg, J. C.
Hoot, W. S. Poppleton, John It. Webster and
Asa Taylor ot tho Central Lnbor union had
expressed their intention of being present.
It was decided to start tho canvass of South
Omuha eotno tlmo this week nnd dlvldo tho
city Into districts for n close canvass after
the meeting Thursday evening. A donation
of JSO was reported from a California fruit
asboclatlon through n local wholesale house.
BURGLARS MAKE GOOD HAUL
11 1 H: II ii ii c Ii of SliM'k In 'I'm Ken from
PleUerlnu: llliiic Store mi
NUIi-entli Slrerl.
Thloves mado a raid about 1 o'clock
yesterday morning on tho glovo storo
ot Ed F. Pickering, 103 South
Sixteenth street, and carried nwny
n rnrefully selected assortment of
silk und fur lined stock to tho vnluo of
nbout $330. Another package was being
prepared when tho thluves wero ovldently
scared nivay, for they had sorted out about
250 worth of gloves, hut left them on tho
lloor. An attempt was made to cuter tho
vault, but It was not successful.
Tho untraiico to tho store, which Is In
tho basement, wns effected by breaking one
nt (ho lnrgo window lights through which
they gnincd necess to tho window lock. That
tlio work was dono quickly Is ovldenced li
tho fact that tho pollco patrolman passed
tho storo nt 1- lu and reports that It was
In good condition, but at 1:30 thu block
watchman discovered tho burglary.
Tlio work wns ovldently dotio by enmo one
ncqunlntcd, In u measure, with tho stock,
tor tho condition of tho gloves this morning
showed that n cnreful selection hud been
mado of tho most expenslvo ones
Women's hnnd wear was avoided to n con
hlderablo extent, though ono line, Intitul
ing about ten dozen gloves, which wero
made In such n manner ns to closely re
scmblo men's gloves, wns taken. To tlm
pollco this Indicates thnt thu Job was the
work of a professional, ns women's gloves
cnn bo sold only to the lnrgo stores while
men's gloves tiro salablo at almost any
small store.
Scarcely a plnco in tho Bluro escaped the
ottention of tno Intrudeni. They pullo I
out the desk drawers, but took nothing from
them. Tho big vault door shows whero the,
had tried to pry It open, hut this was un
successful. Tho vault contained about $30
In cash Tho counter money drawer held
about I nnd this was overlooked.
COME TO OMAHA AND LIVE
AU-Hiir-llcn Ooini In om Heeoril iin
ii Lite I'resen ii
llve. "Omnha's health record for January Is
quite remarkable. In spltp of the epidemic
of grip and smallpox which existed, there
were less deaths than In tho corresponding
month of 1900," said Health Commissioner
Victor II. Coffman. "There wero 118 deaths
In January of Inst year, wlillo only ninety
deaths wero reported for thu month Just
ended. Ono hundred and flfty-thrcn chil
dren wero born during tho month. Of this
numbor six wero colored. Ono pair of twins
was reported "
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