Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 09, 1901, Page 11, Image 11

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    THE OJfAlI'A BATLY BT3I3! SATURDAY. FEBUVAKY !), 1001.
1 1
1
i
).
i
SPECIAL NOTICES
AlTrrlcmcn for these cnlnmiu
Trill lie InUfii until 12 in. for (ha
evening rill (Inn anil until H.ftO p, in.
lor inornliiK and Sunday edition.
llntcs, 1 l-2o n ironl tlrnt Iniiertlnn.
lo a ltord thereafter. Nothing taken
for le tlinn a.'.c for the drill Inacr
t.'on. These nil vertlienients uinat be
ran consecutively,
AtU ertlsers, hr requesting a nnm
htttA check, cnn have mmvrcrs nd
dressed to numbered letter In rr
of The lice. Answer no iiddrcaied "III
tie delivered on presentation of 4u
heck only.
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Brown blk
A-CI3
WA.NTKH-JIAI.IJ HELP.
WANTED, we havo steady work for a lew
gtod hustlere of good habits nnd appear
mice. C. 1'. Ada.its Co.. 1003 Howard St.
U-5"
BARBER trade taTiighTthorougidTln shirt
timet catalogue & particulars free. West
crn Burbcrsf Initltute, Omaha, N'"1'.
MEN or women to noil goods to city lru.l5.
Oood pay nnd steady employment. Hlx
enbaugh & Co., Ware block, limiihn.
B-MI12 Maris
WANTED, canvassers. 1620 Douglas St.
B-M740
WANTKD, first-class short order cook for
restaurant. T. J. Evans, Ilox 2S6. I-olr-bury,
Neb. B-M321 11
TEN harness makers. Apply Harden Had
dlery Co., Sioux City, Iq. ' B-M2M 13
WANTKD. bonkkieier for Iowa branch
ofllce; give age, cxperlenco and salary ex-
pecteu. Address j z, ueo oiuce.
H-361-8
Tit KB 13 active men for local position (sev
eral wecKS) salary j;i per uay. Adiirrsa
Wm. J. Uhl, Manager, 723 Chestnut St.,
i-niiaucipma. u .M373 iir
HARNESS MAKERS-Wnnted Immediately
ten good harness makers on buggy har
ness at Tho Konuntz Saddlery Co., St.
Paul. MJnn. To good men can assure
sieauy worK. h Jiii iu
SADDLE MAKERS Wanted nt once, live
good stock saddlo makers nt The Konnntz
Saddlery Co., St. Paul, Minn. Oood men
assured steady work. II 3.S0 10
SOLICITORS wanted, famlllnr with build
lug .nd loan work! InilleB or men; refer
ence; koou pay tor worgers. Aunrms J s,
Hce. B-M397 12
WANTKD, bright man for pennnncnt joM
tlon, advertising nnd traveling m Ne
braska: ISO monthlv nnd all oxnnnses to
start; advancement; sclf-addresscd en-
velopo for particulars. Edward Wlmnor,
asi ueniuorn, Chicago, h msw "
WE WANT'nien to learn barber trade. We
teacli tho work thoroughly unci nractlciiuy
In two months, by giving tho students con
utant nractlco and expert Instruction
Diploma are. awarded by our bourl after
n inornugn examinniion mat niinws grHii.
nates to .work In nnv stato In tbn union
Wo guarantee to make you a ilrt-cliss
barber atd furnish positions for each
grudtinto. Our cntaloguo will ho milled
freo by writing to Molcr Jinrber College,
wa I'arnnm si., umun.n. - , u-r-aiuui ir
BLACKSMITH wnnted; go6d plowman and
good shoor; good wages. Clarlndu Cnr-
riago worKH, . iiinniia, la. n aiavi u
Rirrtll salesman wanted: nn exDerlcncu.l
Hnlejninn for retail store; state references'
ana salary wanieu; a sieauy position id
tho rlgiit man. AUiiress r. i. un: ini,
Croto, Net. u MJXt iu
WAvrnn-i'KsiAn; iiki,
WANTKD, 200 girls..
1321 Dodge. Tel. STtf.
t;-S57
13 sirlw wanted, CanudUn oltlce, 1522 Dnu.ilas
YOtINO lady to learn mnssage! perm.incnt
position for right party. Apply 220 Keo
WANTKD, lailles to learn halrdresslng;
mrttilourlngfindrasnn"hTai7sTiiTd;, prejinro
for slimmer season and' resort positions:
splendid openings; good pay; positions
guaranteed; A to 6 weeks completes; best
time to begin. Call or write for nartlcti-
lars. Moler'B Halrdresslng College. 1C23
Karnam, Omaha. C sot 11'
COMPETKNT girl for Btnnll family. 2CI3
1'arner hi.
WANTKD. nt oneo. girls nnd women to sort
rags. A I' crer, M3 unuglns. u sor-a
WANTKD, housekeeper for a wldowc. 3
ennaren, in country, jonn riicii, inn'e-
lOCIt, NCII. C M3itj i.r
WANTKD. a housekceicr of middle ago to
tnko ontlro clmrgo of n homo and' teach n
young girl to do housework; tho right May
win navo ' nomn hh long nn eiic wisnes n
Writo to D. C. ltydur, Dixon. Neb.
c-m.w :o
IM)H HUNT llOUSKS.
IF you want your houses well rented plnca
, v, ... 1 , t, liAnnwi x, ni c". i .
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos
Offloo, 1511V4 Furnani St. Tel lS5J nr sra
D-SO).
HOUSKS for rent In all parts of tho city
Hrcnnun-Love Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D-S61
HOUSES, stores. Pemln. Paxton block.
D-5C2
BKIJ HENKT K. PAYNB, 601 N. Y. I.IFK
u ski
HOUSES, otc 5". D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-S8I
HOUSES and flats.
ningwnlt, Barker Blk
11 i8j
HOUSKS wanted.
Wallace, Brown Blk.
D-S3G
KKW, 7-room brick, strictly modern, ea3t
frcnt, 27th and St. Mary's ave., f35. Bcmls
rnvtAti MnfXr r e.i
ftth. near Farnam: ten-room modem imu.n
coinpleto In evfiry respect; ten minutes'
wuik oi center or cny; reasonable rent
unraim luun itusi wo,, turn nnn Doug
lan Stn.
D-S72
BTUnOKS, MARTIN CO., 817 N. Y. I.lfn.
d-osi im
SSll SKWAKD ST.. now llvo-room cottage
Buuu uurn unu city wuicr; lent, l-.iU.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., icth & Douglas,
KLKCSANT 6-room apartment ln tho Wl
nonu. I'uyne-ivnox uo. D M351
T-KOOM inodorn house, 2706 Howard, J23
ir, , ,,-V ."UlllMUH UlUtl,, din a. ZUM
. 13 3.l S
MTVl.linnKr mn.lnrn , .T
shade trees, barn, thoroughly deBrroble lii
tiftj' nui, tviu i,u vucnni I'cu. si rent
$10 to an Al tennnt with f,.Vn,0;
OMAHA LOAN AND TItUST CO.. lCtli
OTtmr.in.'iflipr. . '
f 1 M A 1 1 A 1 . fl A M AM e il 1 r an Ulfei .
tii,uuiiiK nntvvi. rciurences renu
OMAHA m.lV .iwn rnnt.am
. A' . w ..V liu,ll CJll,,
and Douirlas St. rttt-
16th
10
FOR RKNT. new -room modern cot time
' ....... wn. ,111V, A ttV Kl, ", IV
KOIl IlKNT-I.'UUMSIinU HOO.MS.
BTKAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston.
E i73
DEWEY European hotel, 13th nnd Farnan
E-t-JI
within walking dlstanco' of podtoltlcn
cenllcman only: usa of b.ilh nnd tnle
phone; no other roomers. Address II 16
wee. K-MI63
HOUSKKEHPINQ rooms, id ui. 2ffit
St
Mary's. K-MWO Mnrl
I FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping,
MA.. n.l .. I VIA V . . t. , -. , . u
unu vvitv. yi lllll Ol,
E-305
ttuuMH for rent, furnishod and un
fur
nisneu; references. B23 N. 13th st.
E-M33I
10'
FRONT room with alcove, suitable for tw
gentlemen; deslrablu location. 509 8. 20th
irrui. iv Tioo 1:"
NICEIA" furbished front ropm, prlvnto
uniiiy. ivu uuhs si. iji a-
v .,v,.e litvii., i,t ,,,n,i ,,,(.. T(,c,
nnd
luminiivii iuuiii, viu ur wiiuuui un;tru
on
Ilaiucom Park COV i'rt, Address J (1. Bee,
E-JUiO W
lt HMSIIKI) BOOMS AMI HOARD.
GLENCAIRN, transients, J1.25 day. ltVJ Doug
I' Si!)
The Mcrrlam, good winter home. 25 Dodge
iAROK front parlors with board; also
smaller room; reasonable rates, 'i nc nose,
2020 Hurney. F-M591
UTOl'IA. 1T21 Davenport St.
F-S77
'Oil RKNT. furnished room, well heated,
modern house; line, location. 415 N. 23th st.
I' JlWtt IU'
ELEGANT large steam-heated front rooms,
wini uoaru. iiwa cnpnoi ait.
I MM1 13
for hunt unfurnished noons,
TO LET, unfurnished rooms, slnglo nnd
insuite, will) tiatii, sienm neaieu, snunuie
for light housekeeping; also largo Htoro
room. Wlthnell Bldg., 15th & Harney,
G-368-10
OH housekeeping, nlso barn. 2021 St.
Mary's ave. Q-M375
'OUR icoms, modern, iinfiirnlshed, for
light housekeeping. 2211 Douglns.
J-M3.SI 11'
I'OU RIJXT STOKES AM) OFFICES.
FOR RKNT The building formerly occu
pied uy i lie nee ni uin l' amain nt. it nas
four stories nnd u basement which was
formerly used as Tho Bee press room,
This will bo rented very reasonably. If
Interested npply nt once to C, C. Rosc
rater, secretary, room 100, Bee Building.
1-261
FOR RKNT Store, In flrst-elnss location:
rem rensonunic. Appiy u. i'eicrs
Co,, ground iloor, Beo Bldg. 1266
AtJEXTS WANTED.
AGENTS Quick men to visit stores snd
sen mnciuno ror printing sign on icncH,
bridges, sidewalks, etc. Arc Co., Ha'lnc,
WIb. J-M395 9
VICTORIA, Queen and Empress!" n rnm
pleto blogrnphy nnd history of her tlm ;
four yiurs In preparation: agents wniited;
extra Urms; freight paid: credit given;
outlU now rendy; ent free; a grout cip
portunlly: write today. Ztegler no.. Ml
Monon bldg., Chicago. J-M391 1
AGENTS on salary or commission: tho
greatest agents' sener over nniaoceii-,
,,n,v imnr nf tipn nnd Ink buvs It nil slnllt:
200 to 600 per cent prollt; one- ngent'n sales
In two hours. Monroo Mfg. Co.. X 16. l.u
Ctosoo. Wis. J-ai3Sfl 10'
WAXTI1H TO HKXT.
lOtlSE of 10 rooms wanted by May 1.
Will tuke lcaso lor term of years. J 6,
jlce. K 37S 10
STOHACE.
PACIFIC Storage nnd Warehouse Co.. 912-
911 Jones, rencrai siorago anu lurwurumg,
87S
OM. A'an Stor. Co., 1511V4 Irrh- Tels. 1539-SC3.
wa vr i J d to nnv.
RAW F I'll 8 I pny highest prices: wrlto
lor price list. J. i. uiueu, iviwi ,ini
N, Y, N-MJJ2 10-
FOR SALE FlIHMTtmU.
rnir!Anri vtliix'lTtlHK CO.. 1410 Dodge
Tel. 2u:'. rsew Ac -onanu lurnuuro iioukiu,
sold, cxchimgetb u s
FOR SALE, cheap, two oHlce bookcases
ana one pnnor uooKcaie. juiu i-hchi's -i.
o MiSi in
FOIl S.I,i:-IIORSIiS, VEHICLES, F.TC.
IT U AH linnri n cnnil nlll WflUOIl. Let UlirrV
Frost repair ll at inn ami i.cnvnworiii.
. I' OOI-
FOIl H.ILK-MISCEI.LAM'.OU.S.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
fences anu criuuing, i'ui uougias. vi ot.
2D1IAND saft cheap. Derlght, Ut Fnrnam.-
. . . . n. , n ti 1
SAFES; bdy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 111 S. U
HERTFORD & C'O. 16th and Uworth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING.
Q-S83
TIMOTHY hay nnd all kinds feed and conl.
Monroo ti. uo. iv s?u
lKCUBATORS. Send to tho Sure Hatch
Incubator i-'o., uiay center, -eu,, ror a
hnnasoma ireo cniaiogue. y in
Foil SALE. 3(5 secondhand wooden chairs
in goon runniiion, -J cuius eucu. Ai'P.y
Hco liusiness oiuce. w Vli
OFF FOR THE KLONDIKE! Who wants
mv ' oso piano encap. Auuresa n m
Bee. Q--M2I2
123.000 FEET good white pine lumber, con
sisting or -:xi, -xi,, -xm. zxvi anil zxn
shenthlng. shlplap nnd stock boards; nlso
cforrlgated Iron and tin roof. 15th nnd
Izard sts. Q-M3M ill'
FRESH Jersey cows.
40th nnd Grnnt.
Charles Fwrct
Q302 S'
CI.AIHVOVAMTS.
MRS. FRIT., medium. 819 North 16th.
MME.GYLMER, genuine palmist. 1005 Dodgo
a hj
7.ENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1915 Fnrnam
B iUdU IV
KI.KCTHIC TREATMEM'.
ELITE parlors, 615 South 10th, second floor,
MABEL GRAY. 317W N. 15th St., flat E,
T MIjS-tI' -IS
MISS MAE LESLIE. 619 8. 16th. 2d floor,
T .MSO-l I'-LX
MM E. AMES. 1C15 Howard, Sd floor, room 1;
thermal native t ikizu n
lEHSOAL.
PR1VATR home before nnd durlnir rniiflne-
meui; naDles auopicu, irs. uurget, -jku
uuructio. U KM)
vniCNCII nccordlon nlontlntr : Ivory rim but
tons: mnn orucrs. uiniinu i-ieuiing up.
1321 Douglas. U-t91
SUPPLIES for all machines: machines for
rent, wnuo Bowing lacnine, ib.u uoug
las. 'lei. i) K)i
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pahir no
danger; sena lor circulars, r.mpiro liup-
turo uure, j; jn. . i-ne uuuuing. umana
U iHll I'-lS
nnii'ATH bnsnltal for ladles before nnil
during conunemeni; uaoiea uuopicti. vjw
Grant at. u-aj
vi AVi Woman's way to health: ratlonnl
wholesome nomo ireainieui. -s uco uiag,
u Ml
BUY from the manufacturer. Burkley En
volope Co.. Omahti. u-onou-l'-is
DR. ROY. chiropodist: corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity. R. 12 Frenzor
block. ' u suo
TURIvISH baths, massngo baths, electric
iiutiiH. ior tames oiuy; bkiiicu women
massage operators; finest efpulppod baths
In thu city. Kuustrom Bath Company,
Rooms 216 to 220, Beo Bldg.
U S90
LIEBEN. theatrical, masquerade costtimer.
1018 Farnam. U S3?
M. GOLDMAN & CO. Only perfect nc
cordeon pleating plant In the west, Mnll
orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Block,
opposltb Huyden's. U 797
WE RENT sowing machines for 76a per
week: wo repair and sell needles and at
tachments for any machlna miide. Neb.
Cycle Co,, Cor 15th & Hamcy. Phono lira.
U-M123 M2
A BOX of Re-No-Mny Powder Is not a
luxury when It nffords you a cure und
secures the comfort ana happiness of
your room-mato, " U M212
INFORMATION WANTED If you or any
oi your iricnun nuve ueen cured or neipfcl
by the use of Dr. Greene's Nervura Blood
nnd Nerve Remedy kindly nddress, j 4,
lla- IT f ',-7 ,n
Bee
DANCING SCHOOL.
THE winter term of Morand's Dancing
school begins this week. Adults, Tuesday
nnd Friday, S p. m.; 12 lessons, gentlemen.
$$-, ladles, 10. Privuta lessons day nnil
evening. M-222 FU
MOM1V TO I.OAX ItEAl, ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, iirennnn-i.ove to,, eouin )2iii.
W-S9S
'RIVATE money, 5, r, C, per cent; no de
Iny Oarvin Bros., 1613 Fnrnnm. W S'9
Jl.Ot-0 and upward to loan on Improved city
proper.) anu larms. v . rainiirn nmiin s
Co., 1S20 Fnrnnin. W !W)
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms at a per cent; sorrowers can
pay tioo or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Brennan-Lovo Co.. :wo
S. 13tll St., Omallit, Neb. W-901
WANTED City loans, bonds nnd warrants.
George & company, liiui I'nrnnui street.
W-9J2
WANTED City and fnrm loans: nlo bonds
anil, wnrranis. n. u i-eiers uo.,
Farh.im St., Beo Bldg. W-D03
MONEY to loan on fnrm and cltv property;
lowest rates, u. l. uavis Co., i&u rarnntn.
W-9l
MONEY to loan at fi nnd S'4 per cut on
Omaha property, w. u. .'icikic, wi . isiii.
W 90ti
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
933 iS Y. l-lfe. Vr-'.Jj
VIVE per cent money. Bcmls, Pnxton block.
v i
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wend, 1521 Dcuglas.
yiu
6 AND t'J tier cent loans. W. II. Thomas.
l'irsi isationni uhiik uuiiuiug. iei. 1013.
W-S09
MO.NEV TO I.O AX CHATTELS.
MONEY TODAY.
Loans made In .imoums from $10 to $230 on
household rurnlture, pianos,, horses, car
riages, etc., without removal, or on your
S-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or a
part of thu money may be paid back the
llrst month or no part of It need bo paid
back for several months. Each imymcnt
miido reduces the cost ncrurdlngly. Em
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money nro Invited to call and
get my tcr.ns and cmpuro them with
whnt others offer. Loans of other com
panies mny bo transferred to inc. No
chnrgc tor papers. All business strictly
cnnlldentlnl Quick service und lowest
rates guaranteed.
J. W. TAYLOE.
Git Paxton Blk., top floor, northeast corner
mill unci 1'arnnm. i.niruncu on nui m.
Tel. 743. X-Oil
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsioie concent
upon their names without security; easy
payments. Tolman. 410 Bonrd Trade bldg.
:c-7iu
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, norres, cows, etc. u. i hccu. ;irj a.
X-91S
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jeweiry, uu r ureen, 11 s, uurker inn,
X-919
ants, 54 Barker HI
X-M50I-F19
DO YOU NEED -MONEY?
We loan $10.00. and up on furniture,
pianos, horses and other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
without mortgage to peoplo holding
permanent positions. You can get tho
money In a fow hours after making ap
plication ni)d tuko 1. 2. 3, 4. 6, U months
or more In which to pay It back, nnd
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. Wr clmrgo nothing
for papers nnd wo glvo you tho full
amount In cash, There arc no lower
rates than ours; our terms nro thn
easiest; our business Is coiitldentlut and
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Board of Trndo Bldg. Tel. 2293.
(Established 1S32.) 20S South 16th St.
X-912
SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible firm
wo wii" loan you sums irom iu 10 iuu on
your note nt much cheaper and easier
rates lliuu elsewhere. Of this wo nro
posltlvo. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Notl'lntr ilcilueteil from nmnunt desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 303, Paxton Block. a an
SALARY LOANS
at reduced rates.
AMERICAN LOAN CO., R. GDI. B.-S P.hlg,
viin."
SALARY loans nt reddced rn'tcs.f OrtAlia
Credit Co., 520 New York Lire Blug.
X-320
Ill'S l.VKSS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
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 SALE, agricultural Implement and
carriage business In south central Ne
braska. For further particulars uddress
Box G03, West Liberty, In. Y-.M731
FOR SALE, a ll-room boarding house;
best location In the city, full of flrst-clnss
roomers; will pny to Investigate. Address
II IB, Beo ofllce. Y-327 !!
FOR SALE, brick yard.
Servoss. Bcemer, Neb.
Inquire N. W.
Y-M342 11
FOR SALE, bakery nnd Ico cream busi
ness: must bo sold, Muller, 2S0T Lenvon
worth. Y-M33U 12
FOR SALE, a newspaper In one of tho good
towns In Nebraska; closo Investigation In
vited, Bee. Y-M33S 9
GOOD, clcnn stock, nbout $7,30). general
merchandise, all iu line shnpc: owner hard
pushed for money; Will give a good deal;
about I.1.00O cash, balance land, A II.
Brown, 307 Manhattan blk., St. Paul. Mum.
Y M333 !
FOR EXCHANGE.
A FINE $S3.00 Imported magic lantern, as
good ns new. only used n short time; suit
able fot lectures, churches or lodee enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F 03. Bee
ofllco. 7. 173
WILL
horses,
trade stoves and
S01-MH N. 16th St.
furnlturo
Z-3S1-
for
14
FOR SALE RKAI, ESTATE.
PROPERTY bought ft sold; money loaned;
rents collected. L. L. Johnson Co., 211 So,
15th St. RE-102-F19
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, GOl N. Y. LIFE.
RE-ftM
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; nlso flro
Insurance. Bemls. Paxton Blk. RE 923
FARMS, large' nnd small. Lot mo know
what you want. William Nelson, GOl S.'
10th. RE-MO n
CHA8. E WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RE-923
RANCH AND FARM lnnrts for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company, B. A.
MoAllaster land commissioner. Union
Pncttlc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-921
HOUSE to move.
Wallace, Brown blk.
RE-029
FOR speculators or those who contemplnto
building your chnnco now In northeast
corner 31st nnd Pnclflc Sts.( for which
owner will nccept a very low price. F.
D. Wead, 1324 Douglas. KE-335-12
8TUKGE8, MARTIN CO., 617 N. Y. Lite.
RE-951 F2S'
F. D. WEAD'S FARM BARGAINS.
SO acres, C miles northwest P. O.. for $1,000.
3 acres, 4 miles northwest, for $1,000.
ICO ncres. finely Improved, 7 miles, $12,000.
t acres, Florence,, cultivated, $500.
010. finely Improved, Douglas county, at $13.
F. D. WEAD. 1321 Douglas.
' RE-35S-S '
TRACKAGE PROPERTY. HALF BLOCK
NORTH SIDE IZARD. BETWEEN 21RT
AND 22D STS.. AT A GREAT BARGAIN
IF SOLD THIS WEEK. BEST TRACK
AGE PROPERTY IN THE CITY. WILL
SELL PART OF IT. BEMIS. PAXTON
BLOCK. UE-M323
PARTIE8 having houses nnd lots or vncant
lots ror saio south or 1110 iracas nnd enst
of 24th st. will And customers nt tho right
nrlco bv listing property with me at once'.
I havo customers also for genuine bar
gains in any part or cue city. a. p. Tuney,
Board of Trade. RE-SI339 9
F. D. WEAD'S HOME BARGAIN'S.
$330 3-room cottage, near car, sightly.
$430 6-room cottage, near Sth nnd Bancroft,
$700 7-room house, 33d and Fowler.
$730 3-room cottngo, 23th and Burdette.
$1,000 Good 7-room house, west, near car,
$1,300 Brick house, ncur Farnam car,
$1,C30 Cottage nnd lot, Nicholas street.
J2.rtio S-r. hot wuter heat, all conveniences.
$2.500 9-room. 8. W. of Park Ave. & Leav.
$3,200 12-room nnu targe 101, list at.
13.750 7-room. 3lBt. north Hanscom Park.
SS.OOO Fine residence. West Fnrnam Dlst.
i.i r-i i.-An 111 nn.,,.1.,-
KE-357-
FOR SALE II KM, ESTATE.
V RAKE BARGAIN IN A FINE HOME.
This Is n beautiful homo locnted near 35th
on Burt st. The lot Is especially line,
being lliixljO feet on ti corner, one block
from Bemls park, onc-h'nlf block from
motor. Tho house has, besides the hall,
five large well-lighted rooms und con
servatory on the first Iloor,
There are five rooms on second floor, be
sides the bathroom nhd largo storage
closet. Also attic, floored; basement, sub
divided by brick partitions, with furnace
room, storage rooms, etc.
Tho barn Is one of tho best In Omaha, box
stalls, man's room, etc.
The owner, Mr. W. C. Orr, Is leaving the
city for tho City of Mexico nnd has In
structed Us to sell this beautiful, de
sirable property for $6,50); $2,000 cash, bal
ance at 0 per cent,
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
MAIN FLOOR NEW YORK LU'E HI. DO.
I HL-M371 10
CHEAPEST lot In city of Om.ilm; C24-foot
nn.l IrnHl I. Knt-n..,a n .1 .1 1 1 1 n M f ,
Kcunnru & Hon. 310 Brown block.
KE-O.'I
I AM authorized by thej owner to offer for
sale for tho next five days at L'.iW tho
f0-foot lot and K-room modem dwelling,
oak flnlsli down stairs, nt No. 4038 Seward
St. This Is n bnrgntu. house cost In build
$3,000. If not sold will expend $100 lit re
pairs and raise prlco to $3,J00, fj. M. Nut
tlnger, Bee Bldg. ltr.-3Cll
REAL IlAHrSAINR IN ltKAT.TV.
12-rooni house, lot 62x132. on ('buries. !
iween 22H and 23d, modern except furnnc
a rcai snap.
Beautiful home, 26th nnd Brown sts.: 5
rooms: lot Wxl27; good bnrn, well, etc.
$1,300.
Two ft-room houses, lot 30x121, on 21th, north
ui niinunung. t.'.w.
l-room house, lot 30x127, on Seward, west of
30th. SM.
S-room house, lot 40x112, on 29th st., between
Fnrnnm nnd Douglas. Il.fsoo.
4-room hmise, lot 30x104. on 20th nv between
Amor anu casteiiur sis. i.ucu.
A one-story brick store building, lot 20x1:12,
2107 Cuming st. A gumiluc bargain,
lot 7, block 313, city, wllh cine u-room nnd
ono S-room house. $6.(XK- Will sell one or
both. '
S0-ncro farm liiienstern Kansas, under cul
tivation. $20 per acre, or will cxchntige
for Omaha property.
100 ucrosi of laud, well Improved, in Van
Bure.i county. Iowa. 525 per acre. Must
be sold in u few days.
I havo nlso several other farms nnd unme
nddlttonul bargains In city property.
Seo mo before th prices advance. .
CHRIS ROVER, 22d nnd Cuming.
Trl. 2019. RE-M3S7
FINE 200-ncre farm, highly Improved: 22
miles of Omnha. Jacob Vnnpi'lt. cm Beo
bldg. RE-M393 10
RUBBER STAMPS.
BADGES, medals. Otn. Pl't. Co.. Bee Bldg.
Tel 2KB. 937
MCKBI. I'LATI..
OMAHA PLATING CO., Boo Bldg. Tel. 2333.
935
PATEM'S.
IN'.ENTORS GOT AN IDEA ' We handle
pntcnts, copyrights and trndo marks; ynu
give us the bars lde,i and wo will do tho
rest; inoilern mulpped machine shop nnd
foundry In connection: OIHclal Onzotto on
tile: guldo book free. Mason, Fenwlck &
Lawrence, patent Inwyers, 14a! Howard
St.: Tel. 1419, Omaha. J. I'. Cronln, repr.
'JJi
INVENTORS, wo nsk no feo until the
patent Is procured;, If, we full, wo get no
tee: advice free. Sues & Co,. Patent Law
yers. Bee Bldg., Omahn, Nob. 1-ong dis
tnnco telciihono 1C23. 118-Mnr.lo
INCUIIATOIIS ANU IIIIOODKHS.
INCUBATORS and btpciders; catalogue
free. Write Burr ..'Inflllbator Co., B 2.
Omaha, Neb, FactoWaY 2Stli &, Davenport
, . . ftl O ,! 1
SUORTH .I Axri PtfWIHTIXt!.
A C. VAN SANT'S gdio.ol. 717 N.
Y. Life.
92:1
BOYLES College, court reporter, principal.
Beo Bldg. -330
NEB. Business & Shorthnnd college, Boycl'j
Theater. UK
GREGG Shorthand. Om C. Col., 10 & Dj.
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of henlth find prompt relief.
Box 212, Omaha, Neb, Confidential
!27
DR LE DUE'S Female Regulntor, posi
tively warranted to cure the most stub
born cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu
larltles, obstructions and suppressions
brought on from whatever cuubo; $3 u
packngo or 3 tor $5: sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin, 111. American Ofllco, retail,
wholcsnlo, Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
M. A. Dllloi, South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
OSTEOPATHY,
JOHNSON Institute, 613 Ni Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1CCI; Allco Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.;
Gld E. Johnson, Osteopnthist, Mgr.
933
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school,
Klrksvllle, Mo B01 Paxton Blk. TclM7.
IIICYCLKS.
START buying your blcyclcn now; $1 down,
JJ per wce, u. I- tescner, iu tapiiai avc,
M-C33
KXPKRT ACCOl'TANT.
LES8ONS In bookkeoplng. etc., day or
ovening. it. is, com. nai. uantt. u. 11.
Rathbiin 734
ItlllDS AND TA.VIDKIIMY.
STOCK'S Bird Storo. 1603 Leavenworth.
338
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, rellnblp. accommodat
ing; Ull uusi.iess conuucuiiai, ijoi uoug:as.
-936
WATCH HICPAIRING.
W. O. SANDERS, room 24, Barker Block.
US L -16
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED
Julia Vaughn, 430 Hamgo Bldg,
933
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Wulklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-040
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. PhlU
bin, 1306 Farnam. Telephone 781. mi
I.AUNDHV.
OMAHA Stoim Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1730 Leavenworth Tel. 547.
912,
CARPKNTERS AND JOllllKltS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlltreii, 20th
und Lake Sts. 370
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating. cheapest. best, quick
est. Mrs A, C, Mark, 8, E. Cor. 17th and
Farnam. 943
LOST,
LOST, pocketbook on 27th st , between
Woolwi.rlh nnd Leavenworth. Rqtitrn to
Catharino Mctnlyrc, 2009 Woolworth nv.
Lost M39J n
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO Fob. 10. March S. Iltui-
trnted progrnin; 24 days, nil cpeiiacn, I19S.
Raymond i Whltcomb, 103 Adams St,, Chicago
RAILWAY TIME TA11I.E,
UNION PAC'1FIC-,'TIIE OVER
ail loulo Gelicrnl Ulllcts,
N E, Cor. Ninth nnd Furnani
rrets City Ticket Ofllce. isn
Iiartism Strcot. Telephone. 3ic.
Depot. Tenth and Murcy Sts.
lelcphoiie, b:-9.
L-nvc. Arrive.
The'Ovorbnd Limited.. u S.20 um a 7i30 pm
The CIMCago-Porlland
Special n 8:20 nm n 7:30 pm
The Fust Mull n S:50 nm n .1:2.-, pm
The Mall end Express. ,alls3S pm a 4:26 pm
Lincoln. Bcntrlco and
Stromsburg Express. ,b 4:03 pm bl2;30 pm
The Puclric Express.. ..a 4:23 pm
The Atmntlc Express,,, a 6:10 am
Oram! Island Local. ,..b 3:30 pm b 9:33 am
a Daily, b Dnllv nxcept Sunduy.
FREMONT. ELKHOKN
Missouri Valley Hullroad I
- "The Northwestern
Line" -General Oltlcea.
I'nlted Stules Nntlimal
Bank Bldg.. S. W Corner
Tiwiiri li find 1,'n riitlm His.
Ticket Olllcc, 1401 Furnum St. Tel. Ml De-
pot, 13th und Web4ler Sts. Tjl. 143S.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood.
, Hot Springs a 3.00 pin ,a 6:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper und
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 3:00 pm
Ilnslings, Vor.t, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
.Exeter unu aewrd ..b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Norrolk. Verdlgro and
Fremont t 7:30 am bl0:2S am
Lincoln. Wahoo nnd
iTemont ,b 7: nm Diuiuam
rremoni i-ocai c ,:au am
c 7:30 am
n Daily, b p
v. h i in iu- vrpiit Hniiiiiiv. c sun-
day only d Jally except Saturday.
Dally except Muna.tv,
CHICAGO NORTItl
western Railway "Th
Northwestetn Line"
City Ticket Ofllce. l
riirnnni ni, i eieiiniino,
661 Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts, Telephone 629.
. i-cave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spo
ok11 a 7:00 am alt:30 pra
Chicago Passenger u 4:15 pm a sito am
Enstcrn Express. Dos
Moiurs; Murshnlltown.
( edur KaplUs und
Chicago ... ... ...... ...nl0:85 am a 4:03 pm
fcastern Special. Chi-
rago nnd Haat a 4:65 pm a 4:06 pm
Fast Moll. Chicago to
Omnha n 2:4 pm
Omahri.i'hlcago Llmlt'd.a 7:45 pm a s:0) pm
Fast Mull u s:3rt um
(.ednr Rapids Passenger u 6:30 pm
h Dully.
ihV , CHICAGO, ROCK I8L
Tlfialr and .V Paclilc Railroad
"'i he orent Rock Isl
and Route" City
Ticket Olllcc. 1323 Far.
nam Street, Telephone,
428. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Tele
phou, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
EAST.
Pes Moines nnd Daven
port Locnl .a 7:23 nm bl!:3.1 am
Chlcauo Express bll:13am n'0am
Des Moines i.oeal p 4"'i pm . 4:4., pin
ChtcugC Fast Express. .a :ti0 pm u 1:25 tun
Des Moines. Rock 1st- '
and end Chicago a 7:40 pm a :33 pm
WEST.
Lincoln, Colombo Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo und
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Coloindo,. Oklnhoma &
Texus Flyer n 6:20 pm a 9:50 am
n Dally b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Lino" General
OHlce, United Stntes
isationui name milium
Oilier, 1401
pot. Tenth
Twin ty Express n :S5 um nl0:23 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm n 8.1J nm
Sioux City Local a t;00 am a 3:30 pm
u Dully.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL..
Minneapolis & Omnha
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" General
Ofllces, Nebrnska Divi
sion. 13th nnd Webnter
Sts. City Ticket OHlce.
1401 Fartlam St. Telephone, CGI. Depot,
15th' and Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Pavsecer... 0:00 am n 9:10 pm
Omaha Pansen.er alltlO um
Slouk City & North
cast Nebraska ...a 3:43 om
a Daily.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
- -" -General Ofllces and
Ticket Ofllces, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts Telephone, 104. Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis and Kansas
City Express alOiOO am n 6:23 pm
K. C, St. L. Express.. .aiu:50 pm a 0:13 am
Leave from lS'n and
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm nl0:45 nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
O. St Paul Railway City
Ticket Ofllce, 1304 Farnam
MlLWAUk
Street.
Telephone, 2si.
Depot. Tenth nnd Mnson
BireciB. leicpuune, o.-j.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. ...a fi:W pm a 8:03 um
Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 7:13 um b 3:40 pm
a uauy. u uai!' excepi aunuay.
OMAHA 81. LOUIS RAIL-
J rond -Omnha. Kansas Cltv
& Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
flee, 1413 Farnam St. Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Murcy Streets. Telephone.
629.
Maflal
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 5:13 pm a 6:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a B:00pm
a 'Dally.
'URLINOTON & MIS
sourl River Railroad
"The Burlington Routo"
General Ofllces, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Tlckot
Ofllce 1302 Fnrnam Street.
ToleplioneT'iiO. Burlington Station, Tenth
and1 Miuon Streets. Telephone. 128.
. . Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings and
McCook a S:40 am a 7:33 pm
Lincoln, Denver. Colo
rado, Utah, Callforniu.a 4:2a pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Black Hills.. a 9:00 pm u 6:45 am
Montana t'uget Hjund..a 0:00 pm a 6:45 um
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm a 9:17 am
Wymbre, Beatrice nnd
Lincoln a S:40 am bll:33am
Denver. Colorudo, Utah
and California u 6.43 am
South Bend, Louisville,
Plattvmodth b 3:35 pm bll:03 am
Ft, Ltook, I'lattsmouth
and Paclilc Junction.. a 7:00 pm as:20am
Bellevue. PJattsmouth
nnd Pacific Junction.. al2:10 am
a Dqlly. b Dally exceui Sunuuy.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph & Council Bluffs
Rallroad-"The Burling,
ton Routo" Ticket Ofllce,
1602 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone, 123
Kansas City Day Ex. .a'snfn afap'm
&t:nL'o'u.?,?e,?1,ftor3,n:30 Vm 6:15 ro
Joscijliand St I.ou!8..a 6:10 pm aliae am
CHICAOO. BURLINGTON
t.,3iUl,,.oy "n"road-"Th8
Burlington Route" Tlckat
Ofllco 1602 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 2J0. Depot,
lentil nnd Mason streets.
Telephone, 121 "w-
Dayilglu Chicago Spo-
wove. Arrive.
Rf,!2ago-yelbuVed Extf IfSS 5?Hf Z
Chicago I.ocu Eaptcss.a 9:30 am n 4 03 im
Sl'lS11?," ,V"nl,ed a 7:50 P" i!46 am
Chtcng
i;ntca
Chlca
Fast Mall
a 2:t5 pro
n Dally
1 I'.V N,OIS CENTRAL
ivuiiiuiHi-uy TicKnt Of
fice, 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone 245. Depot
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leavo. ArrivH
Chicago Express a 7:00 am 11;26 pm
Chicago Limited s:.,a Pm a ;iAi um
Mtnmapoli and Bt.
Paul Express bi :00 am b 9:40 om
MlnrtcupolU and St. vm
Paul Limited a 7:43 pm a 8:03 nm
Fort Dodg.. Local from nm
Council Bluffs ...... ...b 4:30 pm a S:1B am
Fort- Dodge Local 'rm
Council Bluffs a 6 00 am
n Dally, b Dallv except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllce, 1415 Farnum
Street. Telephone. 322. De-
pot, lenm anu .Marcy Bts.
iciepnonc, u.-a,
Leave. Arrive.
Kt. r.nol "Cannon Ball"
Express , a 6:13 pm a 8:20 am
V w rnrm r rlv. t,li ' M""" r Newfouiidlpud, by rail to North
" T-,,nor i. JriJjJ I Sydney, nnd thence bv stenme r. close nt
Fnrnam St TeleShon fwi' lie- tfiln oinco dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
nmi M-.rrv ttS P'rei?.i?n i cm I os hKT, "vtTY. Monday, Wednesday and
and Maro Sts. Telephone u. s...,urdav). Malts for Mlnticion. bv rail in
i.tave ,riivu.
Hill r
vnno'x
uuuy,
IPSO" SISHlfl
i riNt tMirt "imoftiiKiiofi mt v
tnuoiD sinvict
THtXeilt.eON'O!!..
AlONO THE NORTH SHOHC
HAVANA, MATASZVf, CABPTNAS, SA0UA, CAI
B4.0S, NUEYITAS. QIRAKA, ft iU'ACOA,
Ml Mlir tortt.
Musytnv stkamsiiip l.Nt".:? wiiiuut.
Mew York Cltv
RATMOND Sr WHITCOMB.
J6 Union Squar, Nsw Vork.
For Tickets, tltnteroom Reseivatlon
and General Information of the MO
BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Moblla A Ohio H. R, and South
m Ry.
POSTOFFICIi KUTICi:.
Should bo rend DAILY by nl. Interested, as
changes may occur it t .my time
Foreign mails f.,r the werk ending Febu
rary , 1901, will close iPHOMPTLV In nil
cases) nt the General Pnslofllci! ni follows:
PARCELS POST MAtl.S t losu ONE HOUR
EARLIER than closing time shown bt'tnw.
Parcels Post Malls for Germany dene nt
b p. m. on February C per a, s. Dresden,
via Rrcnieii, nnd February 8 pur h. s. Bul
garia, via Hamburg,
Regular mid Supplementary mnlls oloso
at Foreign Branch huif hour in vr than
closing time shown bclov.
Trnn-.tlnntlo 3lnl1s,
BATtMlDAY At fi-.T) p. nl, for Et'ROPK,
per s, h. Lucnnln. cjueenstowiij at 7 a.
in. for DENMARK direct, per s. s. llekla
(mall must bo directed "per s. s. Iltkla' );
nt 7i30 n. m. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per s. s. StiHtendnm (mail must be di
rected "per s. s. Stnateiulam"): nt 10 u.
m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s, s. As
toria (mall must be directed "per s. s.
Astoria").
PRINTED MATTEK.ETC.-Thls steamer
takes Prlntd Matter. Commercial und
Samples for Oerinnny only. The nuno class
of mall ma. tor for other parts of Europe
will not be scut by title- ship unless
specially directed by liet.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Mills named nbr.ve addi
tional supplementary mnlls nro opened on
the piers of thu American. English,
French and German steamers und remain
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mnlls for South mid f cutrnl Aiiierlrn.
West tudlt', Ele.
SATURDAY at 10 n. m. for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC, URUGUAY nnd PARA
GUAY, per s. s. Rellnrdcn; at f n. in.
(supplementary 9:20 n, in.) for PORTO
RICO (via Sail .tunu). VENEZUELA and
CURACAO, per s. h. Philadelphia (mull
for Havanllla mid Cnrthngena must be
, directed "per s. s. Phllmlelphlii") ; nt 9:W
n. in. (suppiemeniiuy in n. in.) ior iwiii
MUDA. ST. THOMAS. ST CROIX. LEE
WAim nnil WIN-mVAim IS1.AXDS mill
DE.MF.AAKA, per h. s. Mudlnna (mall for
iireuniiii unci iritiiunci muii no uirecicu
"per h. s, Madiaun"); nl 9:30 a, in, for
BKA'IL, per h. s, Kngusa (mall for
Northern Brnzll, Argciitlti'i Republic.
TrXK
tier s. s. Mexico, via Havana; nt 10 n. m
(supplerieninry 10:30 a. in.) for FOR
TUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVA
Nil LA nnd CARTHAOENA, per s. s.
Athos (mnll for Costu RIcn must be di
rected "per H. s. Athos"): nt 10 n. ni. (sup
plementary 10:3i) u. m.) for HAITI, per s.
s. Adlrnnilnrk; nt 12:30 p. in. for M ATAX
IAS, CA1BARIEN. NUEVITAS, KARA
COA nnd G1BARA, per h, it. Curltyba
(ordinary mall only, which must be di
rected "per a. s. Curltyba"j.
Boston, nnd thonco bv steamer, close nt
this ofllco dally at li:30 p. in, Mnlls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fin., nnd
thence by steamer, closo nt this ofllce
dally at B n. m. (tho connecting closes
arc on Sunday. Wednesday nnd Friday).
Malls for Mexico City, overland, utiles
specially addressed for dlspnlch bv
stenmer, closo nt tbl" ofllce dally at 1:30
p. m. und 11 p. m. MnlW for Costa Rim'
Bollre, Puerto Corle. nnd Guatemala, by
rail to New Orlenns. uu'i thencn bv
stenmer, close nt this ofno allv itt l.jj
p. m. (connecting closes heru Monitnvs for
Belize, Puerto Cortcz and Giiiitomiil'u ami
Tuesdays for Costa Rlcn). "Registered
mall closed at C p. in, previous day.
Trniis-I'nrlllo MnlN,
JInlls for Australia (nicept West Australia,
willcji.iKiirn vm j.iiiuiM-, nnil ,IMV veil
............ -- i
S'lSW i.'Wlie're'
dallv at 6'30 n. m. after January lo m,,i
up to February "2; Inclusive, for dispatch
per . a. Aornngl (supplumeniury mulls,
via Seattle, closo at 0:30 p, 111. February
31.
Mails for Pnptltl. via San Francisco, closo
hero dally nt :30 p. m. up to February ,f3
for dispatch per s. s. Australia.
Mails for I In wull, China. Jap-iti nnd Philip,
pine Islnnds, via Sun Francisco, close hero
dally nt 6.30 n. m. up to February !, In
elusive, for dispatch pet- ,. s. Doric.
Mnlls for China, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Tacomo, closo hero dally ut
0:30 p. ni..un to February 7, for dispatch
per s. h. Adelaide.
Mnlls for Australia (except West Australia,
which is forwarded via Europe), Now
V.eal.ind, FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, via San
Francisco, close hero dully nt 0:30 p. m.
after February J up to February 9. in
clusive, or on arrival of s. s. Umbrla,
duo nt New York February O, for dls
natch per s. s. Sierra.
Malls for Hawaii. Jnpnu China nnd Philip
pine Island, via .,c, Francisco, closo
RWeiiM
noil Mnrtl.
Malls for Hawaii, via San irrnhrlxco, closo
hero dally at 0:30 p. m. tin lo Fehnmrv
IS for dispatch ner h. s. Zealnnilln.
Mulls fot China nnd Jnwin, via Vam-n-iver,
closo hero dully nt 6:30 p. m. up to Febru
ary "i;, inciurivc, ior .ciispaicn per . e.
Empress, of China (registered mall must
bu directed "via Vancouver").
Trans-Paclflc malls urn torwnrdsd to port of
nuiiiiiH uuiij nun nut ri'jiriiinc or closing
Is urranged 011 tho presumption of theli
uninterrupted overland trnnwlt. 'Regis,
tored mull cloea nt p. m prevloiti day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
PoHtinnstnr.
Postofflco, Now York, N. Y., Fcbrunry 1,
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
To market gardeners and venders of fruits
nnd vegetahlea:
Commenclmr at 10 o'clock a. m. Friday.
March 1, 1901. public bids will be received at
tho oftico or the Hoard of public Works.
.11,1 r.l. l.nll l.t.11,11,. -.1. , a
IUUIII i.ll., l.l( Mllliu,,,),, tUI I IIUIUI1 VI
location of epaccn or stalls for market pur
poses In tho market place, us per plans to
be seen In this ofllce.
Omnha, ?'ei., February C, 1901.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ANDREW ROSEWATER,
Chairman,
WILLIAM COP.URN.
Secretary.
F C-d-121-mJie
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notlco Is hereby given that thu regular
nnnual meeting of the stockholders of tho
South l'latto Lpnd company will be held
nt tho ofllce of said company In Lincoln.
Neb., at 11 o'clock a, m 011 tho Oth day of
March, A. D. 1901.
By ordor of Iho' Board of Directors.
Lincoln, Neb., February 4, 1901.
C. H. MORRILL. Prisldenl.
A. B. MINOR, Secretary.
F.VI.'iOt
GOVEKNM E NT N OTI CE S.
WANTED for U. 8. army, able-bodied un
married men. between ages of 21 and 33!
citizens of tho United States, of good
character unci temperate habits, who oun
speak, read .and wrlto English. Recruits
specially desired for icrvtce In Philippines,
For Information apply to Recruiting '.l.ll
ccr, Cor, 16th and Dodgo sts., Omaha, Neb.
I' jm
TEXAS SUSPECT'S PICTURE
Chief Doniiliui! IIiim 'I'n 11 of Tlii-iu und
Muy Identify Him iih 11
Kid 11 11 per.
Chief ot Police Donnhuo yesterday received
two pictures of II. C. Henderson, til la t, It,
C. Howell, under arrest nt Dallas, Tex.,
bilng suspected of complicity In tho Cudnhy
kidnaping. The description of tho suipeot
differs from that given by Omaha persons
who saw tho man known to the police as
No. 3 in that Howoll ls.fi foot 6,i Inches Iu
height, white No. 3 Is said to have been C
feet 11 Inches.
The pictures will be Miown to the persons
who saw bandit No. 3, in tho hope that
Identification may be made.
For n Colli iu thn Ilencl.
LAXATIVE ntlOMO-QUINlNE TABLETS.
r
MINING IS THE BLACK HILLS
UuiTiriily Codit.uj Acqnirci Sroj-erij it. n
Klch Belt en spring OrteV.
GOLDEN GATE TALKS Of ENLARGING
ChiinIiIi ml,),, m.llrnnil lloililliic
licctcd 'thli Vrur. Inrliiilliiu n I.iuu
fi'oiu lii'iut unit to Cnli'tiu, wltli
.Mini .Uliit Hi H'HTcotnl.
DEADWOOD, S. 1)., Feb. S.-(Spcclu;.)
The Lulverlly Gold Mining nnd Mllllns
conipany has recently acquired n property
or. Spring creek two miles north of tho
Otaud Ji'iictlon mine, on the very rich belt
,of oio that lifi;i mndc thut mine another
llomcslnke. Old Morklngs nt Hie University
mine hr.io bruit assayed thoroughly by tho
company, there Icing several oro ledges that
run very high in Ruld. The principal work
ing Is nil Incline shaft uhlch Is down nbou:
forly loet. Ote was milled from the ledge
overnl years ago, the nverngo value bcln
about 512 per ton free-iullling. Thn Uni
versity company will commence sinking iho
shaft deeper. A force of men is opening op
u five-foot Icilgo nf quart, ore on the Uni
versity group, which is n property that
ins acquired lnt mmroer on Tenderfoot
creek, a mile cast of (he Grand Junction
mine. Tho company will put in slulco boxes
In the spring to ork out the rich placer
beds ou Tenderfoot creek. The old Yerx.i
ranch nnd buildings have been recently pur
chased. Tho company now has tltlo to over
230 ncrrs of mining ground.
It is stated Hint prcpnr.itlous are being
msdo by Chicago parties to work tho Old
Bill mine, which Is timth of the University
group. Tho mine has been bonded until
May, In former years tho mlno produced
rich ore.
The Sjginaw compniiy has completed a
cabin on the group of claims purchased from
Custer people nnd continuous work will
soon commence. Ore tutu been shipped from
tho ground. Addltloimt claims hnvn been
bonded, giving the cuy,:ui;' large holdings.
l.itiKi- Bod) of SIIK-loit Ore.
It Is stnlcd that a lurge body of slllclous
oro has t"on encountered in the Plunm
mine, which adjoins tho "lomestnkn mlno
on the cast, between Lead ntid l'lumii, Thu
company, which has recontly undergone a
reorganization, Is preparing to start up tho
mlno and mill. The discovery of tho sill-
.,uVTed;Vie.lho mlno
contains lnrgu deposits of cement free-
milling ore. Tho poss'bllity Is good for tho
erection of a cyanide plant to ho run In
connection with the stamp mill. Tho head
quarters of the company nro at Des Molne.
At the nnnit.il meeting nf thu Golden
Gato Mining company, which is to bo held at
Clilcngo this week, tho question ot cither
enlaiglug the plant that the company han
leased in Dcadv'ood or orectlug a now
plant, will be discussed. Tho company not
long since ncqulrcd the Kicking Horso
mine, ut the hend of lllacktuil gulch, und
It has been connected underground with
tho old workings of the Maggie mine, nlso
owned by tho Golden Gate company. Tho
oro Is In flat shoots and runs nbout $25 per
Ion gold. It Is mined and hauled ono mllo
to the Elkhoru nnrrow gnugc railroad at
Gnyvllle and brought lo the Northwestern
Extruotlnn company's rynnldo plont in this
city, which Is Icnsed to tho Golden Gate
company. Tilts cynnlilo plant is the oldest
ono iu the Blnck Hills and It Is the iuo."t
successful
Itiilliuiiil I'p the (inli'li.
Owners of mining property In Blncktnlt
and surrounding camps are looking for a
railroad up tho gulch sometime this sea
nun. i nn iin iriim .tuning company nnil
!110 GolJl' to -III furnish a
son. Thn Imperial Mining company nnd
io it" uuiuiiiii ui ore ior wenuwoou cyanuio
plants. A spur of narrow gaUgo road, ono
mile iu length, would save n wagon haul
for the ore. It Is likely that considerable
railroad building will bo dono this year
In tho Hills. Tho renewed activity in tint
Two-BIt, Str&w berry nnd Gnlena mining
districts this winter will undoubtedly mean
n railroad from Dcndwood to Galena, cut
ting through tho nbovo-mriitlonod camps.
It Is stated that boforo cither of Iho rnll
road companies which tcrmlnnto nl Dend
wcod will venture building in, n gunrnnty
of 200 tens per Cay must bo In sight from
thn various mines. Nothing could be of
more direct benefit to Dcndwood in .1 busi
ness way than railway facilities to tho
mining camps cast of tho city. A good
mr.ny small mines would he Btnrted up
wcro there means of transporting tho ore
ral! ? lh n'lwood custom
uit-iitoiiiiii irnuiiii. 111 i.usier couuiy
thuro will probably bo sonic road building.
Tho Black Hills Porcelain Clay nnd Marble
company will begin shipping marble from
tho quarry flvo miles northeast of Custor
tn about sixty days. Tills company has
been promised a rnlirocd to tho quarry
Just as soon as it hns been demonstrated
thoroughly that tho murblo will become a
rommercinl product. Tho company Is put
ting in a very complcto cawing plant at tho
quprry, whicli lll bo ablo to cut the marble
Into any slzo for monumental purposes.
Ximv Lino to Iron Aluiintuin.
Should tho rallrcud bo built out from
CuKter to tho quarry It iu likely that It will
bo continued to Iron Mountain, which Is one
of the largest known deposits of Iron oro
In the world. With railway facilities, It is
dated by tho host post oil mining men, that
tho people havo about given up hopes of
ever seeing Iht lino ot railroad com
pleted from Rapid City to Mystic.
Nothing has been heard oi it for a
year. Tho Inst spurt or W. D. Coinl, the
president of tho company, of Rapid City,
added soveiAl miles tuoru to the railroad
grado autl a fow piles wore driven nt some,
of tho crook crossings, but there yot re
mains a great deal to bo dono beforo tho
old "Dusty & Wincey" road hauls pas
sengers. Over n dozen years have been
consumed in getting the road as fur along
as It Is now, Tho rood, however, is needed
very much for that section of the hills
through which it pusbos. It would open up
n numhor of new and very rich gold and
sliver cumps which huvo boon dead to capi
talists evor slnco their discovery, owing
to tho remoteness from the railroads,
clcnn tip (iiiii.
It was dowu in this mining district that
tho Big Bend Mining company cleaned up
$35,000 last summer oil Rapid river In 11
placer nilnn. Tito patties who backed the
enterprise, camo from New York city. Tho
proposed road would pats very closo lo tho
big antimony mlno that is being opcued up
by A. D. Arundol of Minneapolis. Tho
completion ot this road uould tin doubt ndd
materially to tho business of Hapld City,
slnco it would bring all of tho mining
cumps along the llr.11 In direct communica
tion with that place Tho busltiaeu men of
Rapid havo long planned upon making tho
town a city of mills, tvhero oro from tho
mining campn to thn west, could bo brought
down nnd treated. It is now thought to bo
about tliao (or tho managers ot the Dusty
& Windy road lo do itu "annual tbiiess
munt" wotk and a hulldlng spurt li ox
pected to start In soon.
North To it I'll IlliicUtnll.
The Itomeatako Mining company Is com
mencing to exioiid Uo oporntlon3 north
ward toward tho Black tail mining district.
For several years past, practically all of thi
mining ot oro has been confined tn tho
Lead sldo of tho hill. At tho Ruth mill,
nearly a mile north of tho principal Home
stake workings, the oro Ik found iu largo
bodies, nnd It is generally hold that Ui)
mineralized belt, which has produced tho
many millions for- tho Homertako company
nt Lead, extends ut least flvo miles north
ward, which would take It through the
west eud of tho lllacktuil district, g