Nebraska Newspapers

    TflE O MATT A DAILY 11213: WEDNESDAY, FEniU'AHY 0. 1901.
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Trill lie tnkrn until 1 ni. for llie
nciilnix nil (In ii utul until S n. iu.
fur tutirnliiK nml Sandfly cilltluti.
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In n ironl thereof trr. Nothing murn
for less tli an urio for the fl rat li.sor
tlnn. These nilvprtlsenicnU mint lie
run consecutively.
Advertiser, liy requesting n ntnn.
hereil elieck, enn ImTe ninitem id
dressed to n it timbered letter In rnre
f The Hep. Annncra no addressed will
he delivered an presentation o( tlic
check only.
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
EXPERT uccountant. Holhrook, lirown hilt
( A -Cli
A LADY of experience wishes n position as
saleslady In dry goods nr general mer
chandise store, enn give gooil references.
Address H 67, Boo, A-M3I1 6
w a n t i : d-ji a l u n i: i. p.
WANTED, wo have stonily work for a lew
k'ihI hustlers of good habits nml appear
ance. C F. A J.i tis Co., 1603 llownr.l Ft.
U VS1
HAHHER trade taught thoroughly In shirt
time: catalogue & particulars free. West
ern Barbers' Institute. Oniulm. Noli.
JILN or women to fell goods to city :ru l i.
Good pny mid steady employment. Illx
enbuugh & Co., Wuro block. Omnhn. .
B-Mli: Marlj
WANTljDTTi.itwsVcrs. 1GM Douglas St.
II-MT'M
WANT HI), 3 or 4 good structural Iron
moulders: stonily work. Marshall Foun
dry, Murshalltown, I.i. JI-M9T2 7
WANTED, molt to learn barber tr.id": pro
pure now for spring rush, only two
months required; J12 to J13 paid graJunles
or can mart business on our capltnl;
many good locatlotiH on lllci we liav tho
1'iat proposition ever inado young m-n;
our diplomat) , recognized ovorvwner";
write at oiicp for catalogue and prtrt'eu
larit. Moler llarlicr College, 162.1 Purniim
st., Omnliu.
atitlon Our success has entisod some G
rent shops to call their plncCH cid'ees.
Do not Iip deceived. We are n brnn"h if
thu orlKlnal Molcr system. B M9D2 "
WANTKI). Ilrst-clns short order cook for
restaurant. T. J. Evuns, Uox 26. Fulr-
Iniry, Nob. B-M321 11
EDUCATED gentleman student or profes
sional man preferred. Sntlsfuctory re
mnneratlon to unliable applicant. Ad
dregs li 6, Hep. n-331
WANTKI), nn energetic mnn, (Tall after
8:30 n. m. Hoom 313, Hnmgc block.
D-332 6
WANTKI), everywhere, bunders to tack
signs, distribute elrcilars, samples, etc.;
no rnnvnsslrig; nood pay. Hun Advertis
ing Hureau, Chicago. I1-.M3IS 6
A ANTKI), HO experienced haruesx makers.
Apply at Deft Moines Saddlery Co.. Dos
Moines, Iu. H-M3II 8
HAIiKSMAN wanted, to call on doctors
only on behalf of the leading llrm In tho
hutdni-ss; alBO one for outside city; es
tablished trade; position permanent; ap
plicant must bo Intelligent ami Indefatiga
ble; atnto experience. Address I'. O. box
Kfl. Philadelphia. H-M.Tlfi
8AI..ESMKN wanted to sell our goods by
sample to wholesale and retail trade. Wo
nro tho largest and on!y manufacturers
In our lln In tho world. Mbernl salary
paid. Address Can-Dox Mfg. Co., Savan
nah., Ga. It
WA.NTKD FICMAI.H IIKH.
WANTED, 200 glrla. 1621 Dodge. Tel. S7rt.
C-W7
S3 glrla wanted. Canadian olllcc, 1522 Douglas
c-Ss
YOUNO lady to learn mnssnge! permanent
position for right party. Apply 220 Hco
I'ldg. C 622
WANTKD, ladles to learn lialrdresslng.
manicuring and facial massage: prepare
for summer season and resort positions;
splendid openings: ko"1 liny; positions
guaranteed; 4 tu 0 weeks completes; best
.tlmo to begin, Call or wrlto for particu
lars. Molor's lialrdresslng College. 1C23
Farnam, Omaha. C 301 11
COM P 1ST K NT girl for small family. 2B39
Parker St. c CM
THItKK llrst-clasn hairdressers holdlngilT
iilomaB from tho Moler lialrdresslng Col
lego cun secuto steady employment at
good wages by addressing U 05, Hee.
C-302 5
OIIIIj for generul housework. Till N. 23d.
C M318 G
GOOD girl for general housework; family
of three; good wages. 1131 So. 31st st.
C-M.H9
AGRNTB wanted for Halleck's extracts;
permanent, prolltable, easy work; refer
ences required. Tho Ablleno Drug Co.,
Abilene. Kansas C
for iu:nt iiousi:s.
IF you wnnt your houses well rented place
them with Hfiiawa & Co. D S5a
ALWAYS moving II, II. goods. Planoi.
Olllcc, 1511ft Farnam St. Tel 155J or ..!.
D-S9)
IIOUSKS for rent In nil parts of tho city.
Hrennnn-Love Co., 33) So. 13th St.
. 13 61
HOUSKS, stores. Hemls, Paxton block
D-3C2
SKK 1IKNHY 13, PAYNK. 01 N. Y. I, IF 13.
D-sra
HOUSES, etc F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglai.
D-S6I
1 1 OUSES nnd Hats. Illngwalt, Uarkerl ilk"
H-&C3
IIOUSKS wanted. Wallace, Urown Hlk.
D-S53
M5W i-room brick, strictly modern, east
frrnl, 27th and St. Mary's uvo., J35. Hemlo
I oxton block. U .170
21th, near Farnam; ten-room modern houe
complete In every respect; ten minutes'
walk of center of city: reasonable lent
Omaha I.oun fc Trust Co., icth and Dong
lau Sts. D-S72
FOK HKNT. i-rojm cottage, modern exT
rept furnace. 254S Davenport, 120.
JOHN W. nOHUlNS, 1S02 i'AKNAM.
1) MSI
STCIIQKS, MAHTIN CO., 517 N. Y. I.lfo
D-9S1 F2S
5-HOOM Cottago. 119 u month. 322 nTI st
D-9S0
FOrviKNT. "2931 Paclllc st.. S roomsTTl"
moWrn. furnace, cos. bath; J25.0O. D. V.
Sholes & Co.. 310 N. Y. Life. D-291 li
S5II SKWAItD ST.. "new7lvr.room entUtTel
good barn and city water; tent. J12.S0.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co.. leth & Douglas
, D SCO '
Ft)l HK.NT-FI'HMSIIKI) IKHl.MS.
STEAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston.
E-:.rJ
DEWKY European hotol, 13th nnd FarnamT
E-b7l
FOa ilENT. n nicely furnlHhed front rooinl
within walking dlstanco of po.itotllce;
gentleman only; usj of .bath and tele
phone; no other roomers. Address 11 10,
Hee. K-JK62
HorSKKEEPlNCJ rooms, tf up. 2023 st!
Mary's. K-A1990 Marl
3 FUIINISHKD rooms' for housekeeping,
man and wife. 319 North 17th St.
K-303
HOOMB for rent, furnished nnd unfur
nished: references. C23 N. 19th st.
E-M334 10
I'lllMSIIKI) ItOIIMS AM) IIOAII1).
CiLKNCAIHN. transients, 11.2i day. 1609 Doug
1'' S76
Tho Merrlam, good wlntor home, 25 & Dodgo
, F-S7iT
LAHGE front parlors with board; also
smaller ruom; reasonable ratis. The Hone,
2020 Harney. F-M591
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-S77
TUB PHATT; desirable rooms. Hot water
neat. v i9t
KI KOANT large steam-h'Mtrd front .-ooms,
with board. IS09 C hplt d av F-.MW1 fi
NEWLY furnlnhcd rnnm with gond I nml
i?t N 23d St. F-113 6'
It ItMMIKI) ItOO.MS AM) 110 Alt I).
I OH JiKNi, f.irnl'hed room, well b-Hted,
mtilern noun, line location. 4IS N. 3T.Hi st.
K-.M346 l'l
I'tlll ItK.Vr-NTOItr.S AM) OI'I'ICKS.
IIAUU 102 Bo. 14th, cor Dodge St.
I-M163 F7
VOH HKNT Store, In llrst-clnsg location;
rent reasonable Apply it. C. I'eters &
Co, ground door. Hoe IlldR. I-W5
roil HKNT The bulldlnc formerly oceu
pled by The Hop nt P18 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a baxement which was
formerly used as Tho Heo press room.
This will be rented very reasotiablv. If
Interested npply at once to C . Hose
natcr, secretary, room 100, Hec llillldlnB.
I !fil
IIAMj for rent. 102 8. llth, corner Dodso.
I-.MIC3-K-7
A 1 K.N T.I WA.NTKD.
AOKNTS make JtW per month and expenso'i
Bolllnu the Magic Tallorlni; company s
medium priced, actually cut and made. to
order clothing; outfit free; no capital re
quired; write Immediately for pxc'usIvp
territory, kIvp references. The KhkIp
TallnrlnR Co., Dept. A. 31, 212-2IS Ktanlslln
St., CIiImko. J-M.II7 il'
.NTOltAtiK.
PACIFIC HtoraKP nml Wnrehouso Co., 812
911 Jones, funeral storage ami forwarding.
-S7S
OM. Van Stor. Co., lSll'iFnrn. Tela. 15i9-S(.
-7D
WANTKI) TO III; V.
WANT to purchase hot coffee urn, p aunt
roaster and soda fountain. Address 11"X
623, Norfolk, Neb. N-9S3 7
DUFO KTOHK In western or southwest
Iowa. Jl.OfO to $I,.V) stock; town of 1,")0
to 3,000. AddrcNS C. H. Adair, Yale. Iowa.
N-M32I S
I'Olt AI.K FfltMTl'HK.
CHICAGO Ft'HNITI'IlK CO.. 1110 Dodge.
T( l 2020. Now & Jdhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged. O &S)
Foil hAI.K IIOUSKS, VKtllt'l.KS, KTC.
YOUH WAGON or buggy mny need repairs;
have It done right, nt Harry Frost's, llth
and Leaenworth. P SSI
'Oil S.VI.K MISCKI.I.ANKOUH.
HAHD nnd soft foundation piling; hog
fences and cribbing, 901 Douglas. Q 8.S2
2DIIAND safe cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam.
SAFKS; buy, sell exe'ge. Schwart?:, Ill 8. 13,
Q-SSl
HKHTFOltD ft CO.. Kith and Uworth.
FUHNITUIIK &. Ul'lIOLSTKllINO.
Q-SS3
TIMOTHY liny and nil kinds feed nml coal.
Monroo & Co. Q 8S0
INCFHATOnS. S-nd to tho Sure Hatch
Incubator Co., Clay Center, Nob., for a
handsome free catalogue. Q 111
FOIl SALE, 315 secondhand wooJeti chairs.
In good condition, 25 cents each. App.y
Hen Iluslness ofllco. Q-oil
FOK BALK, frtsh Jersey cow. Call or
address .lames Schneider, 2W2 N stret,
Bcuth Omaha. Q-M2B (i
OFF FOR THE KLONDIKE! Who wants
my ' oss piano cheap. Addresn H ni,
lice. Q-M2I2
CHKCKNT Hlcycle (racer), only J10. David
Wright, 1711 Davenport st., rear.
Q-330 C
123.000 FEET good white plno lumber, con
sisting of 2x4, 2x(i, 2xS, 2x10 nnd 2x12
sheathing, slilplnp nnd stock boards; also
eorrlgated Iron nnd tin roof. 15th nnd
Izard sts. Q-M310 lu
FOIl SALE, Tufts' 12 syrup. 5 draught soda
apparatus, 4-15 gallon steel. 2-10 gallon
copper fountains; Matthews' nimbus
washer, counter, marble slnb, Hradley Ice
cream cabinet, freezers, gas charging out
lit, nl! In good condition, chonp, For par
ticulars call on or address nl once Edward
J. Steldl. Crete. Neb. Q-M337 6
CLAIUVOVANTS.
MHH. F1UTZ, medium. S19 North 16tli.
a &ss
MMK.GYLMEn, genuine palmist. 1C0G Dodge
S-Si9
55ENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1915 Farnnm.
S-M317 10
KMU'TUHJ TU UAT.M IJ.N'T.
ELITE parlors, CIS South lGtli, second Moor.
T-197-F-8
MAHEL Q RAY, 317!i N. 15th St.. lint 13.
T-M45S-F-18
MISS MAE LE3L1K, 619 8. 10th. 2d floor.
T-JIS5-1-F-2S
MMK. AMES, 1G13 Howard, 2d lloor. room 1;
thermal baths. T M1S2 9
I'KUSOJfAL.
PRIVATE homo before and during confine
ment; babies udopted. Mrs. llurgct, 2C20
Hurdette. U-90
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons; mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1521 Douglas. U-SDl
BUPPLIES for nil machines: machines for
rent. Whlto Sewing Muchinv, 1020 Doug
las. Tel. 2331. U-S92
RUPTURE cured: no knife, no pnln, no
danger; send for circulars. Kmplro Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Hulldlng. Omaha.
U-M411-F-1S
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during conllnumcnt; babies adopted, 33CC
Grant St. U-S93
V1AVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 3IS Bee Illdg.
U-S9I
BUY from the manufacturer. Hurkley En
velope Co., Omaha. U M406-F-15
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity. R. 12 Frcnzer
block. U-S95
TURKISH baths, massago baths, electric
baths, for ladles only; skilled women
massago operators; lines t eiiulpppd baths
In tho city. Rcnstrnm Bath Company,
Rooms 216 to 220, Bee Bldg. U-iM
LIEHKN, theatrical, masquerade costumer.
1018 Farnam. U 897
M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect nc
cordeon pleating plant In tho west. Mali
orders solicited. Sulto 200 Douglas Block,
opposite Haydon's. - U 797
Wll RKNT sewing mnchlnes for 75c per
week; wo repair and sell needles and at
tachments for any machlno made. Nob.
Cyclo Co., Cor 15th & Harney. Phone HQ,
P-MI23 M2
A BOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a
luxury when It nffords you a cure and
secures tho comfort und happiness of
your room-mate. U M212
MONEY TO I.OAN-UIJAI. KSTATK.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. Blennan-Love' Co.. 309 South 13th.
W-MS
PRIVATE inonoy, 5. 5'v, f. per cent; no de
lay. Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W S99
Jl.OOO and upward to loan on Improved city
property nnd farms. W. Fanuun Smith Ai
Co., 1320 Farnam. W 9u)
LOANS on eastern Nebraskn nnd western
Iowa farms nt 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay I1U0 or nny multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Hrennan-Love Co., 300
S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-901
WANTKD City loan?, bomU nnd warrants.
George & Company, 1G01 Farnam street.
W-9U2
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants. R.C. Peters & Co., I7W
Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W 903
MONEY to loan on farm nnd city propert ;
lowest rates, O. F. Davis Co., 1503 Farnnm.
W-901
MONEY to loan ut 5 nnd 6i per cent on
Omaha property. W. II. Mclkle, 401 8. 15th.
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II, Sherwood,
939 N Y. Life. W-90J
FIVE per cent money. Bcmls, Tnxtnn block.
W-907
PRIVATE money, F. D, Vead,T52l Do7gIas,
W-310
JIII.MIV Til . A , II li I. KHTVI'K. I
fi AND ?i per rent loans. W. II Thomas,
First National Bank building. Tel 1618.
W-ri9
MO.NKV TO LOAN CIIATTKI.S
MONEY TODAY
Loans made In amounts from 110 to $260 on
household furniture, planus, horses, car
riages, etc.. without removal, or 011 jour
H-AIj-AH-Y without security. All or a
part of the money may be paid back the
Mrst month or no part of It need be iwild
back for several months. Each payment
made reduces tho cost accordingly. Em
ployers und neighbors know nbsolulely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money arc Invited to cnll nnd
get my ter nt nnd compnre them with
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies may bo transferred to me. No
chnrge for papers. All business strictly
conlldcutla! tjulck service and lowest
rates guaranteed.
. J. W. TAYLOK.
21S First National Bank. Bldg., Southeasl
Corner 13th nml Farnnm Sts. Tel. 715.
X-911
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan J10.W and up 011 lurnltute,
pianos, horses und other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage to people holding
permanent positions. You can get tho
money In a few hours after making ap
plication nnd take 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months
or more In which to pny It back, and
you need not pay for It one dav longer
than you keep It. Wo charge nothing
for papers und we give you the full
amount In cash. Thoro nre no lower
rates than ours; our terms are the
easiest; our business is eontidenttal ami
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omaha Mnrtgngc Loan Co.,
119 Hoard of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229..
(Estnbllshed 1892 ) 300 South 16th St.
X-9IJ
8-A-L-A-R-Y L-O-A-N-S.
Wo loan ll'i to !!( upon notes.
NO BKCt'UITY 01 MORTGAGE required.
Rebate when loan Is paid before one.
Pay weekly, semi-monthly or monthly.
K Ol'ARANTKK lowest rates.
UK GFARANTEK as rasv payments.
Room Ml Bee ijUlldlng.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
X-
SALARY LOANS.
If you nro employed by 11 responsible firm
we wIP lonn you sums from $10 to $bV) on
our note at much cheaper and easier
rates than elsewhere. Of this vp nre
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Notrlng deducted from amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co.. room 303, Paxton Block. X 911
SALARY LOANS
at reduced rates.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.. R. 611. Beo Bldg.
X-M9i5i
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their names without peeiirltv; easv
payments. Tolmnn, 410 Board Trade bldg.
X-7UI
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. 1ew
clry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed. 319 S. 13.
X-91S
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R8. Barker blk.
X-91U
SALARY loans nt reduced rates. Omaha
Credit Co., 520 New York Llfo Illdg.
X-320
CHATTEL & Salary loans. .loo II. Plens.
ants. 64 Barker Blk. X-M50I-FI9"
lll'SI.NKSS CIIA.NCKS.
$160 CASH or easy payments buys 25 sttletly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, III.
Y-920
FOR SALK, agricultural Implement nnd
carriage business In south central Ne
braska. For further particulars address
Box G03, West Liberty, la. Y M731
A OKNTLKMAN with $.-.can T rnn7lehls
money at home; wp want no curiosity
seekers, but hard hended business men.
Address Manager, II, Murray St.. New
York. Y 233 5
FOR SALE, G.000 to C.000 general merclutn"
dlso stock: good location, good trade,
Good reasons for selling.
To trnde. good Iowa farm for stock gen
cm! merchandise. Address Box 33. Mis
souri Valley, la. Y M223 j
BANK wanted; good locntlon; other lines
of business well represented. Address
Box 9, Boone, Neb. Y M230 8
FOR SALE, a 14-rooni boarding house;
best location In the city, full of lirst-elass
roomers; will pay to Investigate. Address
II 65, Heo olllce. Y 327 IP
GOOD, clean stock, nhont $7,500. general
merchandise, all In flno shnpe: owner hard
pushed for money; will glvo 11 good deal;
about $2,orfl cash, balance land. A II.
Brown, 507 Manhattan blk., St. Pntil,
Minn. Y-M3I5
FOR SALK, brick yard. Inquire N. W.
Scrvoss, Ucemer, Neb. Y M3I2 11
FOR-SALK, bnkery and Ice erenni busi
ness; must be sold. Muller, 2SIH5 Leaven,
worth. Y M339 12
FOR SALK. a newspaper In one of the good
tewns In Nebraska; close Investigation In
vited. Hee. V-.Mffl 9
FOIl EXCHANGE
A FINE $S..00 impcrtfd magic lantern, ns
good no new, only used n short time; suit
able for lectures, churches or lodge enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F 63. Bee
olllce. 55179
TO TRADE, good piano for span of horses,
weight not less thnn 1,100. Address II
64, Bee. , 30S-7
am .
FOIl SAI.K ItKAL KSTATK.
LIST property nnd business for sale with
Geo. W. Holbrook, 307 Brown Block.
RK-C37
PROPERTY bought .t sold; money loaned
fftt.tct (.nllMnt.tfl 1. T. Inlin.nn . . r.
Ql TIT .An ,n
RE-102-F19
SEE HENRY II. PAYNK, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-922
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also lire
Insurance. Hemls, Paxton Blk. RE 923
FARMS, Inrgo nnd small. Let me know
v.bnt you wont. William Nelson, 601 9,
10th. RK-M9 II
CIIAS. K. WILLIAMSON, 1203 FarnnnTsT
RE-923
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv tho
Union Pnsllle Railroad company. It, A
McAllaster land commissioner. Union
Paclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-921
HOUSE to move. Wallace, Brown blk.
RE-924
$18,000.00 IMPROVED city property nnd
somo cash to exchange for f.irm lands.
PA YNE-K NOX COMPA N Y,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg ,
Omaha, Nebraska.
RE-M110 8
STURGES, MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. Life
RE-951 l'2i
FOR SALE, new 6-room cottage, 10th and
Arbor sis.; modern except furnace; at
tractive home; cheap for cash, or pnrt on
easy monthly payments. Inquire at 507
N. Y. Life bldg. R10
REAL BARGAINS IN REALTY.
12-icom house, lot 62x132, on Charles, be
tween' 22d nnd 23d, modern except fur
nt ce. A real snap.
Beautiful home. 26th nnd Brown sts.; 5
ror.ms; lot 50x127; good barn. well. ,t.-
$l,3no.
Two 5-room houses, lot 50x121, on 21th.
rorth of Spauldlng. S2.500.
4- room house, lot 30x127. on Seward, west of
301 h. $yo
5- room house, lot 40x112, on 2f)th st., be
tween Farnnm nnd Douglas $1 5C0.
4-rr.om houce. lot 50x104, on 20th av , be.
tween Arbor nnd Cnstellar sts $1 ijoo
A one-story brick store building, lot C0132.
2107 Cuming st. A genuine bargain
Lot 7, block 343, city, with one G.rom ai1
nno S-room house. $0.0O0. Will sell one or
both
Se'-ncre form In eastern Kansas, undor cul
tivation. $20 per ncio, or will exchange
for Omaha property.
100 acres of land well Improved In Vn
Huron county. $25 per acre. Must be sold
In a few days
I hnve also Keernl other farms ami romo
additional bargains In city p.-operty
Hoe mo oeioni inn prices nnviince
CUIUS J1U)UK
d and Cuming
RE-M335
Tol. 2019.
FIVE $600 lots In north pnrt of town, Ken
dall's add., marked down to $200 nnd $130
each IF SOLD WITHIN NEXT WEEK,
These are SNAPS If there over woro any
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg
1.E-M103 S
(
for s m,i:ui;ai, estate.
6-ACRE bo'.tom farm near Council Bluffs.
2f") acres ploughed. 200 acres mendw. tin I
pasture; good, house, neHr rnllwav sta
tion, wdiio Increasing rapidly, wl'l s. II
cheap, need money. Address Owner, II 65.
caro Hteomahn. !U-M:.,9 5
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omnhs; 62',-foot
east front In Nelsons addition. M. J
Ketumrd & Son. 310 Brown black.
RE-921
' U'MT K A G E P RO P E RT Y. I A I , F BLOCK
NORTH SIDE IZARD. BKTW KEN 2IFT
AND 22D STS.. AT A GREAT BARGAIN
IF SOLD THIS WEEK. BUST TRAC'
AGE PROPERTY IN THK CITY. WILL
SELL PART OF IT. BKMIS. PAXTON
BLOCK. HK-MUT.
UKAt'TlFI'L residence lots, near boule
vard Ncliool. car, south part city, $5?u to
$ono.
SpHiildlng. near 2Mb. paving imld, full lot,
cheap at $3ro. Make offer.
331112. 5 bloeks fmm High school, oMdintt
paving, nil paid. JMO.
See me for bargains In Dundee. George
G. Wnlbipp. Brown block. RE 329 7
PATENTS.
IN'. I.NTOI'l M't AN IDEA ' We handle
patents, copyrights nnd trnd mnrk-t; y. u
give us the bar Idea and w- will lo th"
rest: modern ciiuippcd mnchini' ship mid
fninidry In connectlim; Olllelai n.irelte 011
Mle: guide book free. Mason, Fonwlck .1
l.nwrenoe, patent layeri', 1M'. Ilowtrt
Si.; Tel. Ill, Omaha. J. P. Cronln, rep..
'JiS
INVENTORY, wp asi no 'en until th
buletit is procured; If wt full, wo gel no
fee; advice free. Sues Co., P.ite'U Law
yers, Bee Illdg.. Onmhn, Neb lxing dis
tance telephone 1623. 41s-Mar.1V
PATENTED and unpatented invonllMtu
boimht and so'd. Ljcas Co.. St Louis,
Mo. M313 6
I.NCUIIATOIIS AM) tlllOODKHS.
INCUBATORS nnd brooders; catnloguo
free. Write Burr Incubator Co., It 2.
Omuhn. Neb Factory ut 2Sth & Daver.p rt
. -179
SHORTHAND AND TVl'HWlMTIMi.
A ('. VAN 8 A NT'S uchool 717 N. Y
Life.
-92.1
HOYLES' College, court reporter, prlnclinl
Hee Bldg. -93')
NKi: BiiHlness & Shorthand college, Bovd'j
Theutrr ,9Jt
aitKGO Shorthnml. Om. C. Co! ,
16 & Doug.
932
.MEDICAL.
L.DIKS out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Couit.lciitlal
-927
DR. LB DUE'S Female Regiitolor. post
lively warranted to cure the most stub
born cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu
larltles, obstructions nml suppressions
brought on trom whatever cause; $2 a
package or 3 !or J3; sent nnywhero pro
paid on receipt of price The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin, III. American Olllce, retail,
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omnlm;
M. A. Dllloi. South Omaha; Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino of rubber
goods.
LOST.
LOST, red Irish setter, old dog. verv deaf.
Return or hotlfy Captain Mostyn, 2010
Spruce rtreet. Lost 32S 5
OSTEOPATH V,
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1661; Alice Johnson, D. O., Indies' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathia, Mgr.
-933
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school,
Klrksvlllo, Mo COl Paxton Blk. Tel. 1307.
9JI
SEWING MACHINES HKPAIIIKI).
OMAHA SEWING MACHINE REPAIR
Works, 1522 Dodge, does not deal In
sewing machines, new or second-hand,
but exclusively engaged In repairing sew
ing machines of nil kinds, nml guarantee
satlsguctlnn. Joseph lO.'Phllllps.
32i; 5
IIICYtT-K.
START buying your bicycles now; $1 down,
$1 per week. L. Plescher, 1622 Capltnl Ave.
MCI3
n.VI'KUT ACCOUTANT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.. dnv or
evening. R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R,
Rathblin. 734
Ill'IlllKIt STAMPS.
BADGES, mednts. Om. ITt. Co., Beo Bldg.
Tel 2535. 937
DANCING SCHOOL.
THE winter term of Mornnd's Dancing
school begins this week. Adults, Tuesday
and Friday, 8 p. nt.; 12 lessons, gentlemen,
$8; ladles, $G. Private lessons day find
evening M-222 Fll
MUMS FOIl Uli.NT.
FOR RENT, n good ISO-nere farm In Doug,
las county ut low rental to u good man.
Georgo B. Rlker. Blair. Neb. 333 6"
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2533.
-935
BIRDS AM) TAAinmiMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1003 Leavenworth.
-93S
PAWMIItOKEItS.
EAGLE Lonn Office, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business contldcntlul. 1301 Douglas.
-936
WATCH HKPIIII.NG.
W. O. SANDERS, room 21, Harker Block.
128 F-6
STAMMERING AM) STI TTKHIXG.
CURED
Julia Vaughn. 430 Itnmgo Bldg.
039
FrilN'ITl'HK HKI'AIIUNU.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-940
TICKET ItltOKHIt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil
bin. ISO". Farnam. Telephone 781. 941
BELGIAN HARES.
SNAP Pedlgred Belgian does, bred. $1
each. Clason Co., 935 C St., Lincoln, Neb.
-296 &
LAI N 1)11 Y.
OMAHA StPim Laundry ; shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffb, tc. 1750 Lcuvenworth. Tel. 547
-912
CARPENTKHS AND .IOII11KUS.-
ALL kinds of carpenter work und repairing
promptly attended to. J T. Ochiltree, 20th
nnd Lake Sts. 370
ACCOHDIO.N PLEATING,
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best, quick
est. Mrs A. C. Mark. S. 15. Cor. 17th and
Farnam 943
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO Feb. 2 und 10, March 2. Win
trated progrnin. " flays, all expenses, I10S.
Raymond & Whl tcomb, 103 Adams St., Chicago
LlNiiSTEAMSlM
' NEW YORK!
I ilMI'MOSTMLY ,
I FINE SHIPS 1 "IHCCSIIleTIOS WiTH
' miSOID SIRVICt TNtMOallOMI0IIJI.
ALONG THE NORTH SHOfU
AVAM, MATANlAS, CARDENAS, SA0UA, CA.
IJACE. NUEVITAS, (liniKA, lU BARACOA,
to! MUt foni.
UUUSON 9TKAUSIIII' ).I.NK7 WllJamSt.
Ktw York City.
RAYMOND St WHlTCOSIB.
JC Union Squar. New York.
For Tickets, btateroom Reservation
and Ganaril Information of the MO
BILE BKRVICE. apply to Ticket
Agent Moblltt & Chlo It. R. and South
ern Ky.
RAILWAY T1.MK TAIll.KS.
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Missouri Valley Rullrond
- "The Northwuitern
Line" - Grnerol Oillces.
1 tilted rttatis Nntlonnl
Hank Bldg . S. W. Corner
'1'tt ..if h I LriKint vlln
. . . V-..""ce 1101 Furnam St. Tel. 501. De
pot, lath mid Webjior Sts. Tel. 145S.
., Leave Arrive.
UMck Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3.00 pm a 5:0) Pin
)omii., i-asper and
I-'iiigia, d 3:00 pm c5:00pm
Hnsiiiiks. Vor.t, D.ivld
1 111, superior. Geneva,
Lxeter ami aewnrd ...b 3:00 pm b 5:03 pm
Norrolk. Verdlgro and
Fremont o 7:30 nm b 10:23 nm
Lincoln, Wahoo and
I reniont . b 7:30 nm bl0:25 nm
I-remont Local c 7:30 am
n Dnlly b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day onl) d Jally except Saturday, e
Da'ly except Monday.
f,., . "viiiii nun r niiiniii .
CHICAGO ft NORTH.
western Railway "Th
Northwestern Line" -City
Ticket Olllce, lll
Fiirnnni St. Telephone,
661 Depot. Tenth and
Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 2.
Daylight
. uenve. Arriv.
Clllenrn Snn.
,, r , ' - ,t 1. w 11111
Chicago Pnsienger n 4:14 pm
cuti
all:30 pm
a S:t9 am
(-iiniiTii i;press, ues
, Moines, Marhnlltovn.
' ' euir Raridii and
Chicago al0:65 am
, Lnstern Special. Chi-
last linn, Chicago to
1 Omaha ;.
G.m!l'''' ;';jilcago Llmlfd.n 7:13 pm
ft 1:05 pm
0 4:06 pm
n 2:45 pm
a 8:0) pm
n 8:30 um
a 5:3J pm
Cedar Haplds Passenger
a Dnllt
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad - "The North
western Line" - General
pfllccs, I tilled Stales
Nntlonnl Bank Building,
h W Corner Twelfth
and rnrnani Sts. Ticket
I Olllce. 1101 Farnnm St
Telephone 561 l).
Sts Telephone 629.
Leave Arrive
,.n JS nm al0:Z5 pm
..it 7::t3 run n 8,r, am
..a i:W am a 3:50 pro
pot, Tenth and Mnrcy
Twin city Kxpre .
Twin City l.lmltod..
Sioux city Local....
u Dnlly
CHICAGO, ST PAUL..
Minneapolis Se Omaha
Hallway "The North,
western Line" General
Omces, Nebraska Divi
sion, lath nnd Webster
nis. uy iickci uuice.
1401 Farnam St. Telephone. 661
15th und vVebstor Sts.
. Leave.
Twin Cily Pncjt;tr. ..a C:W am
Omaha P:tisen..er
Slouj. tlty ft North
east Nebraska a 3:4S om
n Dnlly.
Depot,
Arrive,
a 9:10 pm
all;li) um
ij 'i.MAHA S'l . LOUIS RAIL.
Bra
rond -Omaha, Kansas citv
1
.-.. ' j..r..... ,II,U,I - n.
tiv a O It 1116'
phone. 322. Depot, Tenth nnd
Mnrcy Streets. Telephone,
C29.
r ... . ...
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 6:15 pm a 8:20 nm
Kansas City nnd Qulncy
Locnl a 7:00 am a 9:00pm
a Dnlly
CHICAGO, HOCK I8L
and ft Pacific Rallrond
-"The Great Rock Is.
I IK fl.il I Ct kouic Ulty
Usniy.wijT Ticket Olllce. 1323 Far
iTO'lSlirCv nnrn Street. Telephone.
Tele.
phone, 629.
Leavo.
EAST.
Dcs Moines and Daven
port Locnl a 7,2.T om
Chlcaco Kvjircss bll:l5 nm
Dts Moines Local e pm
Chicago Fast Express.. a tnO pm
Des Moines, Rock Isl
Arrive.
hll:3r. am
a 8:10 am
n 4:45 pm
a 1:25 pm
and end Chicago...... a 7:40 pin a 9:33 pra
Vv EST,
Lincoln. Colorni'o Spgs.,
Denver. Puebla and
West a 1:30 pre
Coloiiido.. Oklahoma A.
a 4:15 pm
Texas l lyer a 5:20 pm a 9:60 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVKn-l!)n;-
'juuto',-aencrnl Oillces,
N E. Cor. Ninth nnd Furnam
Streets City Ticket Olllce, 1321
1'arurm Street. Telephone. 3m
Depot. Tenth nnd Marcy Sts'
U'efeuhone. 629.
i.eave.
Tho Overland Limited.. n S:20 am
The Chlcuge Portland
Special it 8:20 am
The Fnst Mall a S:50 am
The Mall and Express. .ull:35 pm
Arrive.
1 7:30 pm
a 7:30 pm
n 3:25 pm
a 4:25 pm
Lincoln jjcairico nnu
Stromsburg Express, ,b 4:05 pm bl2:30 nm
Tho Pnchlu Express.. ..a 4:23 pm '
Tho Atmntlc Express... a C:50 am
Grand Inland Lneni....b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a Dully b Dallv except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
General Offices and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts Telephone, 101. Depot.
Union Stutlon.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis and Kansas
City Express al0:00 am a 6:25 pm
K. C St. L. Express.. .al0:50 pm a 0:15 am
Leavo from lfi'n and
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Wnter b 4:10 pm al0:45 nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
lU'RMNOTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Burlington Route"
General Oillces, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Olllce 1602 Farnam Street.
Telcnhone. 250.
Burlington Station, Tenth
and Mi'son Streets.
iciepuone, i.s.
Leave.
Arrive.
Lincoln. H.istlnirs und
McCook a 5:40 nm a 7:35 pm
Lincoln. Denver, Colo
rado, Utah, California. a 4:23 pm
Lincoln & Black Hills.. a 9:00 pm
Montunu t'uget HjumL.a 9;00 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm
a 3:00 pm
a 6:45 am
a 6:46 am
a 9:17 am
wymore. iscatrice anu
Lincoln a 8:40 am Ml :55am
Denver. Colorado, Utan
and California
South Bend. Louisville.
a 6:15 am
Plattsmouth b 3:35 om btl:03 am
Ft. Orooit, l'lattsmouth
and Pacific Junction, a 7:00 pm a S:20 am
Bellevue. Plattsmouth
und Pacific Junction. .nl2:10 am
a Dally b Dally exconr iunuuy.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph & Council Bluffs
Railroad "Tho Burling
ton Route" Ticket Olllce,
1602 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot. Tenth
und Mnson Streets. Tele
Dhonc. 128
Lent
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am
Arrive,
a 6:2. pm
a 6:15 am
Kansas City Night Ex.labiiSO pm
01. ui'uid i' lycr ior .-f
a Daily Louls..a 6:10 pm all;15 am
CHICAGO, riPRLINGTON
& Qulnoy Rallrond-"The
BurTlngton Routo' -Tlcket
Office 1502 Farnam StreVt.
Telephone, ZA. Depot
lcnth and Mason streeta
Tclephouo. Vii.
Daylight Chicago Spe- Amve'
cm. a 7:00 am
Chicago Vestlbuled Kx.a 4:00 pm
Chicago Local Express. u 9;30 urn
Cltlcugo Limited a 7-50 pm
alOMS pm
n 7;t5 um
n 4:05 pm
a iMS m
a 2:15 pra
Fast Mall
a Dully.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallroad-Clty Ticket Of
flee 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 245. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive,
3tROS
Chicago Express
Chlt'Ono Limited .,
Mlnntupolis and
Paul Express ..
Mlnneuiinllri and
7:00 am ali: Dm
u k;oj um
b 9:40 pm
a 8:05 am
a S : 15 am
St.
.b 7:00 am
St.
I'aui 1 imiiwi
7:15 pm
4:30 pm
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Bluffs t
Fort Dodge Local 'rjin
Council iiiurrs
a 6 CO am
a Dally b Dallv except Sunday,
CHICAQO MII.WATtr.-r-r.
S"j fit In nl 1tl-. -.
it mi iiuiinuywiiiu
L.ii.nr -ir.lePh0". . M4.
Depot. Tenth and 'Mason
. . , , u.g.
Phleaen 1.1 ml 1,1 IPr o R. i.Vi .
Chicago ft Omaha Ex..U7:15am b 3:40 cm
a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday. v
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1415 Farnarn
Street. Telephone. 322. De
pot, Tenth nnd Marcy Sta.
Telephone. 629.
Lcme ArrK'.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball'
Express a S.U prn a V.V) am
I
h 1 r-iri' 'irifi
Mm,
-mm
i a
posroFFici; :.utici:.
Should be rend DAILY by nl. Interested, ns
changes may occur at nny time
Foreign malls f.ir the week ending Febil
rnry IPOI. will clo.e (PROMPTLY lit nil
cases) nt the General Postofllce ns follows;
PARCELS POST MAILS close ONK HOUR
KARLIKR than closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Mails for Germany close at
6 p. m. on February 6 per s. s. Dresden,
via Bremen, and Febrilnry S per s, s. Bul
garia, via Hamburg.
Regillnr and Supplementary mails close
nt Foreign Branch half hour later than
closing time shown below.
Trnns-Atlniille Mulls.
WKDNKSDAY- At 6.30 n. 111. for KUHOPK.
per s. s. New York, Ma Southampton
(mall for Ireland must be directed "per
s. s. New York)"; nt S:3n u. m. (supple
menlurv 10 n in.) for EUROPE, per s. s.
Teutonic, vln Qiieen.Mown; at lo a m. for
BELGIUM direct, per s. s. Weslernland
(mnll must bo directed "per s. s. Wel
ernlniid"). THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for PRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. OR KECK.
BRITISH INDIA nnd l.ORKNO MAR
QUE', per H. s. I. ii BretiiKtie. via Havre
(mail for other parts of Europe must be
directed "per s. s. I .a Brelngue"..
SATURDAY -At . 30 p. nl for EUROPE,
per s; s. Lurntiln. ljueenstiiwn. ut 7 n.
m. for DENMARK direct, per s. s. llekla
tmnll must be directed "per s. s. Hekln").
ut 7:3.) n. in. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per s s. St latcndnni (mull must be di
rected "tier s, s. Stnnlendam"; nt 10 a.
tit. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. As
toria (mull must be directed "per s. s
Astoria").
PRINTED MATTKR. KTC.-Thl stenmor
tnkes Prlntd Matter, Conimerclnl nnd
Samples for Oerninny only. The same class
of tmitl ma.ter for other parts of Europe
will not be sent bv thlt ship unless
specially directed by bet.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Mills nnmed above addi
tional stippleinenlnry iiinlls nro opened nn
the piers of the American, EngUsh.
French nnd German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minnies of tho
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mnlls for South nml Central A merlon,
West Indies. Etc.
WKDNKSDAY At S n. tn. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. Trinidad; nt 9:30 n. tit. for FOR
TUNK ISLAND nnd HAITI, per s. m.
Lnuonhltrg. nt 12 m. for CUBA. YUCA
TAN, CAMPKCHK. TABASCO und CHI
APAS, per s. h. Orlznlm. vln Havana nnd
Progreso (mall for other purls of Mexico
must be directed "per s. s. Orizaba"); at
11 p. in. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral
Schley, from Philadelphia.
FRIDAY At 9 a in. lor BARBADOS and
NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. s. Fliiml
nciise; at 9 a. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per k. s. Rllvlit; nt 12 in. for MEXICO, per
h. s. Niagara, via Tumplcn (mnll must be
directed "per . s. Niagara"); at
p. m. for NASSAU, per steamer from
Miami. Fin.
SATURDAY at 10 n tn. for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC. URUGUAY and PARA
GUAY, per s. s. Bellnrdon; ut 9 u. in.
(supplementary 0:30 u. in.) for PORTO
RICO (via Han Juan), VENEZUELA and
CURACAO, per s. s. Philadelphia (ninll
for Savunllta nnd Cnrthogenn must be
directed "per s. s. Philadelphia."): nt 9:30
n. m. (supplementary 10 a. m.) for BER
MUDA, ST. THOMAS, ST CROIX. LEE
WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS and
DEMERARA, per h. h. Madhina (mall for
Grenada and Trinidad must be directed
"por s. s Jlndlnna"); nt 9:30 a. in. for
BRAZIL, per s. s. Rngilsa (mull for
Northern Ilrnzll, Argentine Republic,
Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed
"per b. r. Ragusa."); at 10 a. m. for CUBA,
per s. s. Mexico, via Havana; nt 10 u. in.
(supplementary 10:30 n. tit ) for FOR
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVA
NI! LA nnd CARTHAOENA. per s. s.
Athus (mall for Costa Rica must be di
rected "per s. s. Athos"); nt 10 a. tn. (sup.
plcmentnry 10:30 n. in.) for HAITI, per s.
h, Adlrondnck; at 12:30 p. m. for MATAN
ZA8, CAIHARIKN. NUEVITAS. BARA
COA nnd GIBARA. per s. n. Curltyba
(ordinary mall only, which must be di
rected "per s. s. Curltyba";.
Mnlls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by stenmcr. close at
this office dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday nnd
Saturday). Mnlls for Mlnuclon, by rail to
Boston, nnd thenco by steamer, closo at
this ofllco dolly nt 6:30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tuinpn, Flu., and
thence by stenmer. closo nt this office
dnlly nt e n. in. (tho connecting closes
nro on Sunday. Wednesday nnd Friday).
Mnlls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch bv
Btcnmer, closo nt tld" olllce dally at 1:30
p. in. and 11 p, m. Mnlls for Costn Rlrn
Bcllzo, Puerto Corte and Guatemala, by
rail to Now Orleans, nnd thence by
steamer, close nt this office dally at "l 30
n, ni. (connecting closes here Mondnys for
Belize, Puerto Cortez nnd Guatemala, and
Tuesdays for Costa Rica). Registered
mull closed at 0 p. m. previous day.
Trnns-I'nclllo Mnlls.
Mails for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, nnd Now Zea
land, which goes via Son Francisco) nml
FIJI Islands, vln A nncoiiver, close hero
dally ut 6'30 p. in. after January M9 and
up to February 2, Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. s. Aorangl (supiilementarv mails,
via Seattle, closo nt 6:30 p. tn. February
3).
Mails for Pnpcltl. via San Francisco, closo
here daily at 6:30 p. m. up to February "3
for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Malts for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6,30 p. m. up to Februnrv !, In
clusive, for dispatch per u. s. Doric.
Malls for China, Japan nml Philippine
Islands, vlu Tncoina, closo here dallv nt
6:30 p, m. up to February 7, for dispatch
per H. s, Adelaide.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), New
Zealand, FIJI. Samon and Hawaii, via Ban
Francisco, closo hero dully at 6:30 p. in.
nfter Februnry "3 up to February "O, In
elusive, or on nrrlvnl of h. h. Umbrla.
duo at New York February "O, for dls
patch per s, s. Sierra.
Malls for Hawaii. Japan, Chlni nnd Philip
pine Islands, via Snn Frunclsco. close
here dally ut fi:3) p. m. up to February
14, inclusive, for dispatch per h. n. Nip
pon Mnru.
Malls for UnWnll, via San Francisco, closo
hero dally nt 6:30 p, m. up to February
18 for dispatch per s. b. Zcalandla.
Malls fot Chins and .liinnn, vln Vancouver,
close here dnlly at 6:30 p. m. up to Febru
ary "19, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of China (registered mall must
be directed "via Vancouver")
Trans-Pacific mnlls are torwardt-d to port of
sailing dully and the schedule ot cloning
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis
tered mall closes nt 6 p, m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
I'ostmaster.
Postoftice, New York, N. Y., February 1,
1901.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES,
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
STORKS-Olllco Purchasing Commissary of
Subsistence, Omnliu, Neb., February 4,
1901. Sealed proposals, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received nt this office
until 10 o'clock n. nt.. Februnry 14, 1901, ut
which tlmo and place they will be publicly
opened, for furnishing subsistence stores us
follows: Pork, sugnr, canned goods, etc.
Preference will bo given to articles of
domestic production. Blank proposals nnd
speclllcatlons can be obtained nt this olllce.
D. 11. WILSON, Purchasing Commissary.
FI 4t M
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of tlie stockholders of the
South Platto Land company will bo held
at the olllco of suld compuny In Lincoln,
Neb., at 11 o'clock n. m., on the 6th day of
March, A. D. 1901.
Hv order of the Hoard of Directors.
Lincoln, b., February 4, 1901.
C. II. MORRILL. President.
A. B. MINOR, Secretary.
FSdSUt
LIEUTENANT WELSH IN LINE
Otllcer front Port Crook riiileruoos
KxiiiiiIiiiiIIoii for Promo
tion, Tbo board detailed to oxamlne regular
nnny officers for promotion was engaged
yesterday morning In quizzing Lieu
tenant William E. Welsh, Imttullon
adjutant of the Tenth Infantry,
stationed nt Fort Crook. Ho will
bo under fire nil day and probably
until tomorrow noon. Lleutennnt C. H.
Day's turn will rotno next, nnd tho last
mnn upon tho carpet, according to the
present program, will be Lieutenant M. E.
Savllle.
These examinations nro conducted with
great dignity, all tho members of tho board
being In undress uniform, They arc nlao
uworn to secrecy ns lo tho progress
being made, and the first positive news of
the outcome of tho present inquisition will
ftnnnate from the olllcc of tho secretary of
war rt Washington. The board predicts
hat the cxnmlnatlou villi last about four
days. .
NO CHANGES ARE IN SIGHT
Speculation as to Details of Union F&olfio
Management.
MUCH COMMENT ABOUT C0NS01 IDA! ION
One Pnrt Is Assured, nml Hint In it
Mnrl.eil Imprm eni.'iit In Train
Ser I pi from the Mis
souri ltler West,
The gigantic consolidation of tho L'nlo'l
Paclllc and Southern Paclllc continues to
be the ull-absorblng tuple In local railroad
circles and will likely remain ko for somo
(line (o come The Immensity of the trans
action 1 1 cclutles anything other than spec
ulation tu tho ultimate outcome ot the af
fairs of tho itui great systems, but the
general opinion of well-informed railroad
men is that no apparent change In the
operation of tho two piopertles will ba
brought about not In the Immediate future,
at any tnte.
"My opinion of Mils matter." sold n prom
inent rnllro.nl innn yeslcrdny morning, "is
that iho combination of these two
properties Is a matter Iho re
sults of which will be manifested
entirely without surface Indications.
It mentis thai the same fluniictal lutercsts
control tho Union Pacific nud Southern
Pacific, but beyond tho natural results of
such nu allying of forces no changes Iu
policy or operation will be brought about.
Co in en Is Co-Ope rut Ion.
"Tho deal naturally means that the traffic
nrr.iiigementr between the two roads will
be much closer thnn they hnvo been In tho
past. Transcontinental irntlle will prac
tically be controlled by tho Union Pnclllc
Pouthcrn Paclllc route, nlthoitgh President
Hurt hns made tho timiunllllcd stnleinetit
Unit no ndvnntnge will bo taken of tho
situation. Belter train service and connec
tions are assured ami this will mean much
to transcontinental travelers. Heretoforo
the Southern Pacific has exercised tho
greatest of Independence. It hns never
wnlted In Ogden beyond tho tlmo agreed
upon for the Union Pacific when It has been
late In reaching Ogden. More than once 1
have seen the Southern Paclllc pull out of
the Ogden depot when Iho Union Pacific
train, supposed to ccmicct with It, but later
than reported, was coming In nt tho other
end of tho yards.
Will Sll. .ll.ll Time.
"In many minor points the combination
will show a noticeable effect upon Iho rela
tions of tho two systems. This ittcstlon of
greater facility In handling trains will be
one of the most Important from an operat
ing standpoint. It is also a certainty that
the tlmo consumed In running between
Ogden nnd Snn Francisco will bo reduced.
The Southern Pacific, exercising tho Inde
pendence for which it Is noted, has done
about as it pleased In (he question of time.
Some of the Union Pacific spirit will likely
bo Injected Into the movement of passenger
trains from Ogden lo San Francisco and
better running tlmo Is sure to result."
FOR THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
Willi Street Ileum Hint the CIiIoiiko
A Eastern Illinois Itoud's Con
trol CliiuiKes.
NEW YORK. Feb. Ii.- It was reported In
Wall street today that the Missouri Paclllo
Railroad company had secured control of
tho Chicago & Eastern Illinois. Olllcluls ot
the Missouri Paclllc refused lo deny or con
firm tho report. It Is reported In circles
closo to tho management, however, that It
Is not the Missouri Paclllc which hos taken
tho control, but the St. Louis Southwestern,
which In turn is controlled by tho Missouri
Paclllc.
Tho Chicago & Eastern Illinois main lino
extends (southerly from Chicago to Thebes,
on the Mississippi river, nnd tho Missouri
Paclllc road extends to Grny's Point, oppo
sito Thebes, on tho Mississippi, by way of
the St. Louis & Southwestern railway. Tho
Missouri Paclllc und tho Chicago & Eastern
Illinois hnvc long Interchanged traffic ncross
tho Mississippi river by a ferry. A charter
for a bridge from Gray's Point to Thebes,
ncross tho Mississippi, wns secured somo
tlmo ago and Wall street believes that tho
brldgu will bo Immediately constructed.
RESIGNATION OF S. W.
ECCLKS.
Local Hnlli-oml .Men Arc GuensliiK ns
to IHn Sncot'NNor,
Locul railroad men uro much Interested
In tho resignation ot S. W. Eccles, freight
trafllc manager of tho Oregon Short lino nt
Salt Lake. Mr. Eccles will leavo February
15 to assume tho position of freight trnlllo
manager of tho American Smelter trust at
Now York. Much speculation Is being In
dulged In over the appointment of M. Eccles'
successor. It Is n practlcnl certainty thut
tho ofllco of freight trafllc manager of tho
Short Lino will bo abolished nnd tho freight
affairs ot that company will como moro par
ticularly under tho supervision of J. A.
Munroe, freight trafllc mniiager of tho Union
Paclllc, who will exorcise authority to a
greater extent thnn horfftoforo In tho
trafllc affairs of the Short Line.
It Is rjullo generally bolloved that Mr.
Eccles' successor will bo designated as gen
eral freight agent, und' will occupy a posi
tion similar to and equal in Importance with
that of tho general passenger agent, which
Is filled by D. E. Hurley. Among the men
mentioned ns probable successors to Mr.
Eccles nro Assistant General Freight Agent
Hooves of tho Short Lluo nud T. M. Schu
macher, general ugont of the Union Paclllc
freight department at San Francisco.
It Is Improbablo that anything will bo
done In tho mutter until President Hurt re
turns fiom Now York. His Influence will
In all probability curry much weight in tho
appointment of the general ugent of tho
Short Line. Whether or not some man con
nected with tho Union Paclllc or one of Its
allied properties will get the position Is a
matter that furnishes consldcrabla Interest
ing gossip. Tho precedent established Iu re
cent caseB where men connected with for
eign roads hnvo beeu selected for prominent
official positions on thu Union Pacific may
be repeated In tho present Instance.
(rent Northern Gels Into Ciiiindu.
VANCOUVER, I). C, Fob. D.-Optlons on
$500,000 worth of property In tho cast end
of Vuncnuver have JtiBt been secured by tho
Great Northern railway. Tho property Is
a water front on False creek, u branch of
English bay. Tho company Intends building
a canal from dcop water on tho main harbor
side of tho city to tho silo that has been
secured.
Two weeks ago the Great Northern ac
quired tho cliartor of tho Victoria, Van
couver & Eastern railway, whoso projected
lino Is 300 miles Iu length from the Koolo
nul mining cltiri to Vancouver. Tho plan
Is for tho custom end of Iho lino lo connect
with the Great Northern system running nut
of Spoknne, which will glvo a sopnralo out
let to tho coast besides Seattle.
Itnlltiiiv Notes nnd I'ersiiiiiils,
J. E. Buckingham, chief clerk In tho gen.
oral pni-hoiigcr department of the Bur
lington, Is nbfont from the city todny or a
short trip nut on tho Hue.
II. O. Knlll. general ngent of tho Union
Pacific Height department at Knnsas
City, is n visitor ut general headquarter
In this city.
For tho nriliual convention of tho Ne
braska Lumber Dealers' association, which
will bo held lu this ilty Wednesday and
Thursday of next week tho railroads hnvo
ngreed upon u ruto of one nud one-third
faro for tho round trip.
"Falling to find relief from the grip with
old methods, I tool: Dr. Mlies' Pain PIIU,
Ncrvlno nnd Nervo and Liver Pills nnd wai
permanently cured." Gust, Egan, Jackson,
Mich.