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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1901)
mil.' MM All A flAII.V 111.' P. 'I'I'IMIAA' V I.' U M 1' A in mm 0 SPECIAL NOTICES Adrertlanraenta for these columns rrllt lie tnkrn until IS m. for the ermine edltlun and nntll 8:30 p, ni. for morning and Sundny edition. Ratea, 1 1.2c n trord first Iniiertlon. In word thereafter. Nothing taken for leaa than 25c for the flrnt Inir;. t'on. Theae art ertlaenienta mnat he ra consecutively. .Advertisers, by reqneatlnar a ntim bercd check caa hare anavrera ad. Mreased to a nnmhered letter In care ef The nee. Ananera an addreaaed trill be delivered on presentation of tha check anly. WANTEII-StTUATIOXS. EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, nrown blk A-645 POSITION wanted In clothing Btoro by young man; five years' experretiee; flrnt. clofs refcrcncen. I.., Box 616, Ululr. Neb, m A-MfttS 12 WASTED-MALE 1IKI.P. WANTED, we hnVo steady work for a lew rcoiJ hustlers of Rood habits and appear ance. C. F. AJaiis Co.. IMG' Howard fct. B-:51 BARBER trade taugh77ornughly In fhort lime: catalogue & particulars free. West ern Barbers' Institute. Omaha, Neb. MEN or women to sell goods to city troJe. Good pay and steady employment. Hlx cnbaugh ft Co., Ware block, omnhn. H-M412 Mart WANTED, canvassers. 1620 Douglas St. B M740 TEN harness makers. App'y Bardes Bad dlery Co., Sioux City, la. U-M363 11 SOLICITORS wanted, familiar with build ing .ind loan work; ladles- or mens refer ence; cood pay for workers. Addres J H, flee. B-M307 12 WE WANT men to learn barber trade. We teach .the work thoroughly a,nd practically In two months- by giving the students con- sunn practice and expert instrueunn Diplomas urn awarded by our hoard after a thorough pxatnlnntlon that allows grad uates to work In any state In the union. Wo guarantee to mnkn you a flMt-clisi barber and furnish positions for each gradu.itu. Our catalogue will be mailed freo by writing to Molcr Ilarber College, 1623 Fnrnum St., Omaha. B-M391 It CANVASSKUS for "Life. nnU Reign of Queon Victoria. Including lives of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra," by Mural Ilalstead and A. J. Munson. Only Jl.fA 10 years hi preparation. Our offer JS.ih) premium with each book to advertise us for future business, -Is sweeping Hie country. Canvassers now clearing V to P.0 dally. Profound Interest; enormous demand, sales amazing, (lood territory still open. Outfits free. Tbo Dominion Co., Dept. X(Chlcago. B-MMM 12 A'ANTED, salesmen to travel, must bo n hustler;' excellent opportunity for man of ability. Address. Kecley Hardware and Novelty ,Co Imtlutinpolls, Ind. . H t 11 WANTED, colored gentleman ,to play piano- ond ting: lowest Mulury, write it t once. Otto. Vltli, Oyn. Delivery IS o'Vi It tVAN'TED, niaAaRer!!) !!?!!!! 'nhd collectlntr"agtn',y; mus't have had experl ei)co ami be atMe to ftltnt.xri Al references no cheap Win neeTl apply. Address .1 s26, Hee. ' " U-M5SS"14 POSITIONS under' the government:' Thnir sanrtaof upiintment wlllilK mado-from civil "ser'vt' eitmhiaUon to bo held everywhere. In .March and April. Cota lo'gue or Information -freo. Columbian Cor renpundenco College, Washington. D. C, H-MHWi 12 iVANTKD. two gooil machlulBts at once. Address Fremont Foundry and Machine Co,. Fremont, Neb. H M571 14 SALESMEN for cigars; new plan, quick sales, good business, big money. Con . Burners' Cigar Co.. 631 S. 7th St., St. Louis. WA.Vir.lJ-FK.MAI.H IIKI.I'. QOOD . glrl.for., .general homework; J'AiatlK, of thne; gdod wages. 1134 So. 31sr 81, y Oi0.1. WANTiH). 200 girls. 1521 Dodze. Tel. S7. C !57 h girls waiiTccT Canadian orncc. 1522 DniJl na i'OIJNO lady to learn massage; permanent position for right party. Apply 22-) lied hldg. C-8?i WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslng, inaiilcurlng and facial massage; prepare for summer season and resort positions; splendid openings; good pay; positions guaranteed; I to fi weeks completes; best time to begin. Cull or write for partlcu lars. Moler's Halrdresslng College. 1R23 Farnam. Omaha. C 301 11' COMPETENT girl for small family. C0P.9 Parker St.- " C-C93 WANTED, housekeeper for a widower, n children, In country. John Pitch. Have lock, Neb;-'. U-M376 1 3 WANTED, a young woman with some busi ness experience to manage a. business; no capital, required i Address, stating expert ence. and references, , J 30, Hee. tf WANTRD, a young woman physician to take, charge of n sanitarium. Address J 21, Hee. tf FinST-OLAHfl girl for general housework; small family. m2l South 29th Avenue. C-58K-1.1 LADY nuro,-;onio Tuesday to KM7 Parker at.; must understund caro of lady with mild form of Insanity. C Mii7B 12 WANTED, lady or gent to play piano and sing for concert company. Write nt once. Otto Velth, Oeuerol Delivery. CM5-2J2' ' EXPERIENCED girl to' address envelopes", lnqiilrq"44t Iltmtd of ,Tiad;.. . C-M573 J2 O IRIt for general house work, 131K S. 2Sth at. C-M57Q 13 FOIl "ifEX'V-UOtSES. IF you want your. hoiiscK 'e)l rented plac them with Bepawn & Co. D Soli ALWAYS moving H. II. goods. Plunoi. OfTlcc, IBll'i Farnam St. Tel 1559 or sfij. D-S6J HOUSES forj-ent In all parts of tho city, Ilrenuan-Love Co., 320 So. 13th St. ' "W-f61 HOUSES, stores. Ueuils. Paxton block. BEE HENRY II. PAYNE. COt N. V. LIFE. .' ; D-863 HOUSES, etc y. D. Wead, 1534 Douglas. D-S6I HOUSES nnd flats, ltlugwalt, Darker lllk R-865 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown Rlk. ,, D-861I NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern. ea3t f rent. 27th and St. Mary's ave.-, $35. liemlo Paxton block. D70 Hth, near Farnam: ten-room modern house complete 'In every respect; ton minutes' walk of ccntor ot city: reasonable refit. Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Douc lao Sts. D 872 8TOROE8, MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. Life. D-981 F2S S511 SEWARD ST.. now flve-room cottage good barn and city water: rent. $12.50. Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th & Douglas, 1 D-869 ELEGANT 6-room apartment In the Wl. non. Payne-Knox Co. D M351 I ACRES, house, barn, well, $5 per month. Payne-Knox Company, 1st 11, N. -Y. Life. D-M582 13 FOR IIEXT-FIHIXISIIED ROOMS. STEAM" heated robms at. The, Thurstori, E-tal DEWEY European' hotel, 13th and Farnam. 's. ' ' 1 E-874 FOR RENT, a nlcely fufnlahed front roomi" within walklnv.JUtncfl...ct pojtoftlcn; gentleman only:,"apf bath. And tele phont; no other roomfcra. Address) H 16, Be. E-M7 ' HOUBBKEEPINO rirppm, $ up. 2621 at, M a ry'B. - E M990 Alarl I FURNISHED . rooms for housekeeping, Hl-tl.UllU llltf 4,ttl HI. E-306 for rest furnished ttno.v. FRONT room with alcove, suitable for two gentlemen; desirable location. BOB 8. 2flth street. E 3.V) 12 SUIT if front rooms, furnished, all modern conveniences, 115 S, 20th St. EI01 15 NICELY furnished rooms for rent, HAS Jackson 8t.i 2d floor. E-102 It LA HO I front room, also smaller room, gns, bath, furnace heat, private family. J 20, Dee. E IVt6 12 Ft It.MSIIEII ROOM A.M HOAHl). GLENCAIRN, transients, 11.131 day. 1609 Doug F S75 LARGE front parlors with board; also smullcr room; reasonable rates. The Roc, 2020 Harney. F M591 The Merrlam, good winter home. l!o & Dodge F 87(i UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-S77 ELEGANT large steam-heated front rooms, with board. 1009 Capitol Ave. MM113 S2I N. iSID Ht., now management, new fur niture, good board. F MM8 14 on ni:.T-tr.MinxiHiiE noo.Mjt. FOIt housekeeping, also bam. 2024 St. Mary's ave. Q-M3.S FOIl Itn.VT-STOlins AMI officf.s. FOIt HUNT The building formerly occu pied by The llee nt 91fi Farnam St. It has four stories and u buseme.nt which was formerly used as Tlie lien press room. This will bo rented very reasonably. If interested apply at once to C. C. Hose vater, secretary, room 100, llec llulUmig. FOIt nENT-Store, In first-class location: rent reasonable. Apply It. C. Peters & Co.. ground Moor, lieu Hldg. I 2GS At;HTS WAXTIll). A(lV.NTS, fiulek men to visit stores anil sell machine for printing slgna on fences, bridges, sidewalks, etc. Arc Co.. Hac Ine, NVls. J-Mo.J 12 AO H NTH wanted In largo numbers; gocd side line. Call forenoon. V. H. MfK. t o., u5l Unnige Idocl J-MW H WANTI4D TO IIHXT. WANTED To rent modern 7 or 8 room detached house, closi! In, with barn, room for borso nnd carrlngc; references ex changed. Address, I.. T. Vount. Cure Itaclne Wagon and Carriage Co. IC M 191 12 WANTED. 2 or ;t furnished rooms for light housekeeping In good neighborhood. J 21. Hee. K Mfi-'O 12 KTOIIACK. PACIFIC Storngn and Warehouse Co,, 912 914 Jones, runeral storage and forwarding'. -S78 OM. A'an Stor. Co., 151114 Farm 'rets,.atw9-S63. 879 WAXTED TO III.Y. WANTED, to buy 'ot and house nboilb tn rooms; must 1m low price, for cash, some where bet, Farnam nnd Mason ond Kith and .".0th: state location nnd pried, Ad dress J 19, Hee. N M522 12 ' "WANTED, the best. Improved 120-acres -tn ne nail lor Ji acre; neur town, ,'.irn-ni Nebraska or centr.il town. Who has It? AiLrtiinmi j i i 1,1111111 (live description. A. i 1, Auburn, Neb, Rathburn, Drawer N-M57812 . Ft) 11 SALE Ftlll X IT tlllE. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dodfe. Tel. 2020. Now & 2dhand furnlturo bought, , sold, exchanged, O 880 FOIl SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC. IT HAS been a good old wagon. Let Horry Frost repair It at 14th and Leavenworth, P-SS1- l. , FOIl SA1.E-MISCEI.I.AXKOVS.. . 'J HARD and soft foundation piling: hog fences and cribbing, 901 Douglas, Q-SSJ 2D1IAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam. Q-f&l SAFES; buy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, lit S. 13. Q-884 HERTFORD & CO., 16lh hnd llworth. FURNITURE A; UPIIOLSTERINO. Q-SS5 TIMOTHY hay nnd all kinds feed and coal. Monroe & Co, Q 8S5 INCUBATORS. Send to tho Sure Hatch Incubator Co., Clay Center, Neb., for a handsome free catalogue. Q 441 FOR SALE, 36 secondhand wooden chairs, Ree .Duslness office. Q ) FOR SALE, thoroughbred Golden Seabrlght Hantam. Ruff Leghorn nnd White Wyan dotte Cockrells, also Harrcd Plymouth Rock cock. Inquire at 2734 Caldwell, Q-M4S. 1K FOR SALE, a pair of strong bob'bs or run ners, suitable for sleigh or carriage; also doqble sleigh. Apply 07 N. 19th t, Q-M5M FOR SALE, pure 12 to 14-lnch Missouri river Ire, In carload lots. Kelrlc Ice Co,, 312 N. Y. Life bldg.. Omahu. Q-M562 1.1 OLAIHVOVAXTS. MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North lCth.i ' 8-8S MME.GYLMER, genuine palmist. 1005 Dodge. S-S89 ZENO, clairvoyant and healer. 19l5 ,Farnam, S-M6( 16 ELECTRIC Til E.VT.1I E,N 1 MAI1EL GRAY, S17'.4 N. 15th St.. flat E, T-M458-F-1S MISS MAE IJCSLIE, 019 S. 16th. 2d floor, ; T-M854-F-2S ELITE parlors, 615 South ICth, second iwr. T-401 MS MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2d floor. room It thermal baths. T-M532 lfi PERSOX.VL. PRIVATE, home beforo and during eonnne, ment: babies adopted. Mrs. llurget, 2C20, iiurooiic. u oyy FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but tons; mall orders, Omaha Pleating Co,, 1521 Douglas. lf-891 SUPPLIES for all machines: machines for' rent, wniio sewing aiacutne, itu hour las. Tel. 2334. U-892 RUPTURE cured; no knife, no putn, no danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Rulldlng, Omaha, U-M4U-F-18 PRIVATE hospital for ladles beforo and. miring conunemeni; ouuies uuopieu. ;juu Grant St. U-S93 VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational, wholesome home treatment. 318 Ueo uldg. U-S94 UUY from the manufacturer. Uurkley En velope Co., Omaha. U M406 F-15 DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous hair removed by electricity. R. 12 Frenier block. Ut-S'J5 TURKISH baths, massago baths, electric baths, for ladles only; skilled women massago operators; finest equipped baths In the city, Renstrom Hath n company, Rooms 2h to 'if, ueo uldg. U-S96 LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerado costumer! 1018 Farnam, U-897 M. GOLDMAN CO. Only perfect no- coraeon yieuiuiK piuni in inn west, Altitl orderB solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Block, opposite Hoyden's. U 797 WE RENT sewing macnlnes for 75o per week: wo repair and sell needles ami nt tnrhments, for any. maohluo made. V.I. C)xle Co., Cor 16th & Hurney. Phone lfiB, u .-viiij A ,ROX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a luxury when It affords you a euro und secures the comfort ana happiness of your room-mate. U M212 CAUTION! Beware of fake nlano adBj for genuine barguina In standard Instruments seo Schmollor & Mueller, the old reliable piano house. 1313 Furnam St. Phone 1625. U-M5M 16 MOXKV TO l.OAX ItEAl, ESTATE. MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Itrennan-l.ove Co., 301 I'outh 13th, W- -S9S PRIVATE money, fi, 5', 0 per cent: no de lay. Qarvln Urus., 1G13 Farnam. W 99 LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can pay $100 or any multiple; tiny Interest, date; no delay. Urennan-LoVc Co., 300 S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb, W 101 WANTED-Clty loans, bonds and warrants. George & Company, 1601 Farnam street. W-902 $1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city property and farms. W. Farnam Smith it Co., 1320 Farnam. W 9u0 WANTED-Clty and rarm loans; also bonds and warrants, H. C. Peters & Co., 17W Farnam St., Hee Uldg. W-90J MONEY to loan on farm and city property; lowest rates. (.). F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam, W-tKH MONEY to loan at r niuLSU per cent on Omaha property. W. 11. Mclkle, 401 S. isth. W !C PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood, 939 N. Y. Life. W-PU5 FIVE percent money. Uemls, Piixton block. W-907 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad. 1524 Do iglas. W-910 5 AND 54 per cent loans. W, II. Thomas, First National Hank building. Tel. wis. W W) EXPERT ACCOUTAXT. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or evening. R. 15, Com. Nat. Rank. O, It. Rathbun. -734 SIOXEY TO 1.0 AX CHATTELS. MONEY TODAY. Loans made In amounts from $10 to $2u0 on household furniture, pianos, horses, car riages, etc., without removal, or on your S-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or a part of the money may bo paid back the first month or no part of It need be. paid back for several months. Each payment niado rudticcM the cost accordingly. Em ployers and nelghbora know absolutely nothing of our business relations. People who need money are Invited to call and get my terms and compare them with what others offer. Loans of other com panies may be transferred to mc. No chargo for papers. All business strictly conlldeutlaL Quick servlcu and lowest rates guaranteed, J. W. TAYLOE. (XI Paxton Rlk., top Moor, northeast corner idth nnd. Fitrnatu. Entrance on H.th St. Tel. 745. X-9tl S-A-L-A-R-Y - L-O-A-N-9. We loan $10 to $100 upon notes. NO SECURITY or MORTOAOE required. Rebate when loan Is paid before due. Pay weekly. SLml-monthly or monthly. WE, GUARANTEE lowest rates. WE GUARANTEE us easy payments. Room iVll Dec Hulldlurc. AMERICAN LOAN CO. X-40S- MONEY loaned salaried people holding per manent position wiiii respousiuie coucrui upon their names without security; eusy payments. Tolman. 410 Board Trude bldg. X-7UI MONEY loaned on pianos., furniture. Jew elry, horses, cows?, etc. C. F, Reed, ."?,I9,Si13. MONEY loaned (111 pianos, furniture, Horses; cuws, jcwriry. uuu urccn, it s, uuik; un.. X 919 CHATTEL & Salary loans. Joe II. Plens. unit., o jiunter iiik. -w .mwi r u DO YOU NEED MONEY? Wo loan $10.00 and Up ' on rurnlture;. , pianos, horses nnd other chattels.- SALARY LOANS ( , without inortgngo to people holding permanent positions. Yon can -get the money In a few hours after making ap plication and take 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, B months or mort In which to pay it back, mid you need not pay for It one day lpngqr than you keep It. Wochargo nothing for papers nnd we give you the full amount In cash. Them urn no lower rates than ours; our terms are. tho easiest; our business Is confidential und our motto la "Try to Plcnse." Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Hoard ot Trade Bldg. Tel. 2:. tEstabllshed 1892.) 300 South 10th St. . , X-91 " SALARY LOANS;. If you are employed by a responsible Arm we wli lonn you sums from $10 to $100 on your nole nt much cheaper and easier rates than elsewhere. Of thin wo arc positive. Absolutely no churgen for papers. Nothing deducted from amount desired. Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit Co., room S03, Paxton Block. X 911 SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha Credit Co., 520 New York Lire mug. X-320 III SIXESS CIIAXCES. $150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly lawiui uucitnij Hiot imicniii' inr ttiuuta. cigars or cnuli; will rum $2 and upward weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., Furnl turo Manufacturers, Chicago, 111. Y-P20 FOR SALE, agricultural Implement nnd carriage luslness In south central Ne braska. For further particulars address Box 003. West Liberty, la. Y M731 T.Ylll RAl.W n 14-rnntrf hn.ir.lltii? house! best location in the city, full of flrst-clnss roomers; will pay to Investigate. Address it 6, iico ouice. v i u' FOR SALE, bakerv and Ice cream bus! uess; must bo sold. Mullar, 2SM Leaven- wort n. V JttKW IS" GROCERY stock and fixtures, clean stock, best location In city. Invoices $1,500.00 to j'.VJOO.no Ailfiress llox u02, ivorrout. Neu, Y-'M479.12' FOR SALE, good stock general merchan disc nnd fixtures, $1,300, very cheap. Ad- dress llto I'ine Ht., Lincoln, juei). Y (6S-12 FOR SALE Furniture, quceiiHWarn nnd china stock, located In a cehtral' Nebraska town or LOW); goon locution; good trade; goon reason ior seiung. Anurois. .1 10, Hee. ' Y-M557-12' IF Y'OU have Idle money see C. R. Glover, IUI i. 1. I 1 .M&ol RACKET store for sale In a live Nebraska town; nice clean stock; best locution; good reason for selling. For particulars address j i., ueo. y-t-aum.) Hi $3.00 BUYS n machine prepaid that will print any business card till 11 round a round lead pencil, samples or work lw. E. Cherry, S0.1 Montgomery St., San Frill Cisco, Cal. Y M575 12 FOrTsALE. billiard hall with" sen"t7ibleH In operation, doing good business. Fre mont Cider Co., Fremont, Neb. Y-M5SI 1S A GENTLEMAN with $5,000 can double, his money at home; w want no curiosity seekers, but linrd-headed business men, Address Manager, 44 Murray St,. New York. Y-MS7I II foii n.voiiAxon. A FINE $83.00 Im-ortu.l magic lantern, as good ns new, only used a short tlmoi suit able for lectures, churches or lodge enter tainments; a bargain. Address F C3, Ueo ofllco. Z 179 WILL trade stoves and furnlturo for horses. 801-803 N. 16th St. Z-SSI-lt OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. 1664; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.; GUI E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr. -933 M.E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still schoolT Klrksvllle, Mo 604 I'axton Blk, Tel. 1367. 9.14 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATI SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE. RE-92Z HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire inauruuce. Bemls, Pnxton Blk. RE 923 FARMS, largo and small, Let mo know what you want. William Nelson, 601 S. 10th. RE-M941 CIIA8. FJ. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St. P.E-925 RANCH AND FARM lands (or sale by the ' Union Pactflo Rutlroad company, 11. a. , McAlUiHter. ' land commissioner. Union . Pnclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-921 TRACKAGE PROPERTY. HALF BLOCK NORTH SIDE I.ARD. BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D STS., AT A GREAT BARGAIN IF SOLD THIS WEEK. BEST TRACK AGE PROPERTY IN THE CITY. WILL SELL PART OF IT. BRMIS. PAXTON BLOCK. RE-MK5 -HE., lTTI FOR speculators or those who contemplate building yojr chance now In northeast corner 31st nhd Pacific Sts., for which owner will accept a very low price. F D. Wead, 1524 Douglaf. RE-355--12 STL' ROES, MARTIN CO.', M7 N. Y. Life. he usi l-.5 PROPERTY bought & sold; money loaned. rents collected. I.. 1.. joniisou i'o .111 fo 15th st. RE-U1J F20 CHEAPEST lot In city o( Omaha; C2V-foot east front in Nelson's nddittnu. M. J Kennard & Son, 310 Hrowu block. RE-91 I AM authorized bv the owner to offer for sale for the next live days at $2.t)00 the 50-foot lot and 8-roonr modern dwelling, oak finish down stairs, lit No. 403S Seward St. TliH Is a bargain, house cost to build .1.fl. ff not sold will expend $100 In re pairs nnd raise price to $3,000. O. M. N'ut tlnger. Bee Bldg. RE-3-711 GREAT Bargain, 5 litres very tine land. Just west of city, for $725. H Mot. :E5 Hoard of Trade Hldg, ... REMO w .MEDICAL, LADIES out of health llnd prompt relief. Box 232, Omahu, Nob: "ConrtJentlal 927 VIRTUAMA cures l(nr9trncy resulting from Indiscretions or debility, ives vi tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions, aspltatlotm of youth; health, rating for success, happiness In business; profes sional, social, married life;; $2, or 3 for $5. Sent anywhere prepaid, on receipt of price. Tho Kldd Drug Co., Elgin, III. American Office, retail, wholesale, Myers Dillon Drug" Co.. Omaha; M A. Dillon, South Omnlia; Dnvls Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full line rubber good. LADIES! Chichester's English rennyroyal Pills are tho best; safa. reliable; take no other. Send 4c stumps for particulars. uc 1 let ior i.auics in leiicr oy return 4f.ll A.I. Xl-l. ... mall. Ask your druggist. Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pi v.iiiuiicairi PATHXT.S. IN l.N-TORS GOT AN IDEA' Wo handle patents, copyrights nnd trad marks; you lilvo us the bar- Idea and we will do th ie.t; modern equipped murium- shop und foundry In connection; Oillclai nnzttn " fllo; guide book free., Mason, Fenwlck & Lawrence, patent lawyers, Hul Howard St.; Tel. 1419, Omahu. J. 1. Cronln, repr. -)2S INVENTORS, wc nsk no feo until tho patent Is procured; If wo fall, wc get no Ice; advice free. Sues & Co., Patent Law yers, Bee Uldg., Otnnhn, Neb Long dis tance tclcphuiiM 1C23. - llS-Mur.lo .SHORTHAND AM) TYI'UWRITIXG. A C. VAN SANT'B -SohoOl. 717 N. Y. Life, -9211 BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal. Beo Uldg. -9:w NEB. Business & Shorthand college, Boyd'j Theater. 931 GREGG Shorthand. Om. C.Col.. 16 & Doug. 932 LOST, LOST. $140 In bills In bushier district oast of ICth street. $10 .reward for return to Bee ofllce. -', . , Lost-103 13 LOST, on lull) st,, het'weeii Orpheum thea ter und Farnam Vd..' pooketbook marked Gertrude R. Rlngwalt. cpiitulnlng money, stamps nnd key. Reward given If re turned to R. R. Rlngwalt, Barker block. Lost-M577 12 diiessmaiy;ix:. Din'iSSMAKlNG tatfght ;UinrooBlily Mc uoweii system; uiguesr,,iiward nt I'aris Thl? McDowell School, 3T3-510 ICurbach blk M561 W Paris. IXCUIIATORS AXII 1IROODERS. 1NCURATORS and brooders; cataloguo free. Wrlto Burr Incubator Co., U 2. Omaha, Neb, Factory at'SSth & Daver.pnrt ' -473 BICYCLES. ; 1 ' i '"I ' w ' t 8TART buying your bicycles , now; $1 down, ?l per week. .L. Fles,;h(irlt'l2 Cupltol Ave. . hf . M 635 IIIIIDS AM) TaXIDEIIMY. STOCK'S Bird Store. .1603 Leavenworth. 93S PAWXIlllOICEUS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing; all busl.iess confidential. 1301 Douglas. -9M WATCH ItEI'A.IRIXn. W. O. SANDERS, room 24, Barker Block. 128-F-IG .STAMMimiXfl AMI S T UTT E 1 1 1 X ( i . CURED, Julia A'aughn. 430 Rningo Bldg, 939 F tilt X IT l! It E It EPA lHIXft, TriL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St, 910 TICKET IIIIOKEH. CUT rato tickets ovcrywhere. P. II. Phil hln, 1505 Farnam, Telephone 7S1. 941 LAUXIIRY. OMAHA Steim Laundry;. shirts, 7c; collars, 2c; cuffsi, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 5t7, -912 CARPEXTEItS AM) .lOllllERS. ALI, kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th arid Lliko Sts. 370 ACCORDION IM,E.VTIXU. ACCORDION plentlng.cheapost, best. quick est. Mrs A. C. Mnrk, S. 13. Cor. 17th nnd Fnrnftm, 943 Itt'llllEH STAMPS. BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co,, Beo Bldg, Tel 2535. SXf MCKEI, I'LATIXft, OMAHA PLATING CO., Beo Bldg. Tel. 2535. -935 PORTO Popular Tours RICO Iu. 1C. March 2. Illus- ratcd programt 24 days,- nil expanses, IIOH. Raymond & VVhltcomb, 103 Adams St.,Chlcjoo ItAIIAVAV TI1II1 TABLES. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL - -General Otllces nr,,i Ticket Offices, Southeast Corner 11th and Douglas Sts Telephone, 104. Dopot Union Station. " ' Leave. Ar.i... 01. L,ouis ana ivansas City Express alO:00 am a 6:25 pm K. C St. L. Express.. .at0:s0 pm a 6:15 um Leavo from iR'n und Webster Streets: Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water b 4:10 pin a!0:45 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. UNION PACIF1C-"THE OVER-lsn-1 touto" General Oftlces N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam Streets. City Ticket Ofllce, i!n Farnem Street. Telephone, 3111 Depot. Tenth und Marcy Utu' Telephone, 629. n'' "vc, Arrive. The Ovurlnnd Limited.. a 8:20 urn a 7:30 11m The Chicago-Portland 1 Speclul 11 r-"0 nm a 7:30 pm The FaBt Mall 0. s:.0 am n 3:25 pm The Mall und Express.. all:35 pm a 4:25 pm Lincoln, Beatrlcu nnd StromBburg Express,, b-.4:03 pm bl2:30 nm Tho Paclflu Express. ...a 4:23 pm The Atutntlo Express,,, a 6:50 am Grand Island Local, ...b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am a Dally, b Daily except Sunday, OMAHA .t 81. LOUIS RAIL road rOnmlw, Kansas city Sc Eastern, Railroad "The QUIncy. Rovite" Tlckot Ofi -flee, 1415, Farnam St. Tele. )hone; 322. Depot. Tenth and Marcy Streets. Telephone. ueave. Arrive. Jt. Louis. Cannon Ball, Expreaa .....a,5:13 pm a 6:20 am Kansas city and Qutncy' Local , a 7:00 am a 9:00nm a. Dally. FOR SAI RAILWAY TI1IE TIII,E. WABASH RAILROAD Ticket Omce. HIS Farnam Street. Telephone. 322. De. pot. Tenth nnd Marcy Sts. Telephone, 629. Leave. Arrive. St. Louis "Cannon Ball" Express a 5:15 pm a S:20 am a Dally. FREMONT, ELK HORN A Missouri Valley Railroad - "The Northu extern Line" General winces, United Stutcs National Bank Bldg., S. W. Corner .r...,fl. .....I l.'ntMat,l fll. llcket Oillce, 1101 Farnam St. Tel. 61. De Pot, 13th and Web,)tor Sts. Tel. 145s. Leave. Arrlvo. Black Hills, Dcadwood, . .Hot Springs a 5:00 pm a 5:00 pm Wyoming, Cusper and Douglas d 3:00 pm c C:M pra HasmiLs, ior, David City, Superior Geneva, Exeter unit ttcwurU ...b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm Norfolk. Vcrdlgro and . Fremont o 7:20 am bl0:2o am Lincoln, Wuhoo and . Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:2j am Fromont Local o 7:30 am a. Dally, b Dnllv except Sunday, e Sun day only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dally except Mutiaay. CHICAGO ft NORTH, western Railway "Th Northwestern Line" City Ticket ortlce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone. 1 61 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone U2. Daylight Chicago Spe- clal a 7:00 am nit -.30 pra Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm u i:l0 am Eustcrn Express, Des Moines, Mnrshulltown, Letlnr Rapids und Chicago .. al0;65 am a 4:05 pra Eastern Special, Chi- raso end Cast..., a 4:55 pm a 4:06 pm Omaha , n 2!45 nna Omahn.Chlcago Llmlt'd.a 7:43 pm a 8:00 pm Fast Mall u 8:30 am Cedar Rapids Passenger a 6:30 pm a Dally BIOUX CITY Xc PACIFIC Railroad "The North western Line" General Offices, United States National Bank BulldlmT, 8. W. Corner Twelfth nrtrl T.1 ,1 rn ... U, TUI,., uiuce. 1401 Farnam Hi. Telephone 661. Da pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 629. Leavo Arrive. Twin City Expresa t 0:5f urn nl0:25 pra Twin City Limits a 7:3 pm n 8.11 am Sioux City Local a 8:00 am a 3:50 pm a Dally. ' I" 1 U..I. .....U,,l ItLACh CHICAGO. ST PAUL.. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway "Tho North western Lino" General Offices, Nebraska Divi sion, 15th nnd Webster Sts. City Ticket Ofllce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone, 561. Depot, 15th and Webster Sts. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Pase2er...a C:0J am a 9:10 pm Omaha Psi-scni-r all:10 am SIouj. City & North east Nebraska a 3:15 om a Dally. HURLINOTON : MIS lourl River Railroad "The Burlington Route" General Olllccs, North, west Corner Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Ofllce 1502 Farnam Street. Telephone. 250, Burlington Station, Tenth And KfAMnn HtreetS. laiepnonc, i.s. t,oiirr, Llnenln. Itnstlnes und Arrive. McCoolc a 8:40 am a 7:33 pm Mnrnin. riinvr. Colo rado. Utah. Callfornia.a 4:23 pm Lincoln & Black Hills. .a 9:00 pm Montana, ruget Bjund.,a 9:00 pm Lincoln Fnst Mnil b 3:00 pm a 3i0O pm a 6:45 am a 6:45 am a 9:17 am wymore. ucatrico anu Lincoln .....a 8:10 am bll:55aro Denver :oiomuo, utan nnn. California South Bend. Louisville. a CMS am Plattsmouth b 3:35 om bll:03 am Ft. Orooit, Plattsmouth and Pacific Junction.. a 7:00 pm a 8:20 am Bellevue, Plattsmouth and Pacific Junction. .nl2:10 am a Dally, b Daily exceDT Sunday. KANSAS CITY. ST. JO seph & Council Bluffs Railroad "Tho Burling ton Routo" Tlclt'et Ofllce, J502 Farnam Street Tele phone. 250. Dopot, Tenth und Mason Strcots. Tele phone. 128 1- . Leate. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am n 6:25 pm Kansas City Night I2x..aM:30 pm u C:l5 am St. Louis Flyer for c Joseph and St I,ouls..a 5:10 pm all:15 ara CHICAGO. BURLINGTON Ar Olllnov Tl n 1 1 rnn ,1 n.i.. Burlington Route" Ticket uiino rurnum H treat. Telephone. 250. Depot. ?rertfluml ?,5son streets. Telephono. 128. 1 An..n . . Daylight . v u, Arrive. Chicago Spo- arrive. Cllll Chicago Vestlbuled Ex.a 4:00 pm n 7-45 um Chicago Local Express. a 9:30 am a 4:03 nm Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm k j45 a a Dallv. O 2145 nm CHICAGO. ROCK ISL and & Pacific Railroad "Tho Great Rock Ial. and Routo" city aii-!wi:i. vriuuo. i&zi rar nam Street. Telephone. 42A Depot. Tenth and Marcy Sts. Tele. iWione. C29. e RAST.LeaV- A",VC- Dcs Molnc.i nnd Daven port Locul a 7:23 nm bii:3.i am Clilcaco Express, bll:15 am a-ioam Des Moines Local e vi pm . v.K nm Chicago Fast Express., a -m) pm a 1:25 un! Des Moines, lioek 1st vm and and Chicago a 7:40 pm a 9:33 nm WEST. v Lincoln, Colorado Spgs., Denver, Pueblo und West .a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm Colorndo,. Oklahoma & Texas Flyer a E:20 pm a :60 nm a Daily b Dally except Sunday. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Hanroan-uity Ticket Of floe, 1402 Farnam Street. Telephone, 243. Depot, lentil anu marcy Streets, Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express ., Chicago Limited ., Mlnntupolis and l'aul Express ... Minneapolis nnd Paul Limited .... Fort Dodge Local Council Blurts ... Fort Dodge Local Council Bluffs ... a 1:00 um all:26 pm ..,.. i.-i tun ti o;vd urn St. b 7:00 om b 9:40 pm 01 a 7:13 pm a $:03 nm from ......b 4:30 pm a S:16 am 'rjm ...a 6 00 am a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Ct St Paul Rnllwnv Pliu V 1.111,rn-. MiLWAUh Ticket Ofllce, 1504 Farnam Streut. Telephone, 2S4. Depot. Tinth and Mason Streets. Telephone, 629. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Limited Bx....n 6:01) pm a 8:05 am Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 nm b 3:40 pm 11 uuur, u uuii" except .iimuu)-, 1'IV f.QM KNEWYORI MOM MOBILE I TftMI'MOsTMLY, fINE SHIPS WttRLV i snmoiD siRvice in coxntcTios wrro 1st noaitiaamoaa. ALONG THE NOaTM AHORC IIAC1E.1, MJEVITAS, OIBAIA. 11a BARACOA, .... ao4 atker Mrta. MUMSON 9TKAMSI1IH MNlWT'WIllUmSt. New York City. RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, . Union Square, New York, tor Tlcketo, Stateroom Reservation nd Gnnaral Information of the MO BILE SERVICE, apply to Tloket Agent Mobltd & Ohio It. R. and South ern Ry. CITV OFFICIAL NOTICES, NOTICE. To market gardeners and venders of fruits nnd vegetiibh'S' Commencing at 10 o clock n, m, Friday, March 1, 1901. public bids will be received ut tho ofllco of tho Board-of Public Works, room 403 city hall building, for choice of locntlou of spaces or stalls for market pur noses In tho market place, us per plans to be seen in this ottlce, Omaha, Neb,, February fi, 1901. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. ANDREW ROSEWATER, Chairman, WILLIAM COBURN, Secretary, F 6-d.l2t-m&e IlIL ,M0 LEGAL XOTH E. NOT I cifo F STOC Kl 1 0 1 . DE ItS' MEET I NO Notice Is hereby given that tho regular nnnual meeting of tho stockholders of the South Platte Land company will be held nt tho ofllce of said company In Lincoln, Neb., at It o'clock n. 111., on the 6th day of March, A. D. 1901. HV order of the Board of Directors. Lincoln, Neb., February 4, 1901. C. 11 MORlllLL. President. A. B. MINOR, Secretary. FodSOt tiOVHRXMEXT .NOTICES. WANTED for V S. army. uble-bodl.d un mnrrl.'d men, between ages of 21 and ?; citizens of tho United States, of nood character and temperate habits, who can speuK. rcau nnu write i-;ngiisn. itecruiii specially desired for service In Philippines. Fni Itifr.f-tmltltiti iitmlv (it flnnndt tmr Mill- cer. Cor. ICth and Dodge its , Omahu. Neb. r vm POS'lOFFICE XOTICE. Should bo rend DAILY by nU Interested, as chauues niav occur til unv time. Foreign mulls for tho week ending Feb ruary 16. 1901, will close (PROMPTLY ill all cu'chi ut tna uenerni I'osiouice as loiinws. PAHCELH POST MAILS Closo ONE IIUUll EARLIER than i-IuhIml- time shown below. Parcels Post Slnlls for Germany close nt 5 p. m. on Febrjary 13 per s. s. Koenlgln Louise, via Bremen, and Fobruury 15 per s. s, Pennsylvania, via Hamburg, iteguiur and Hupplctnentury mans cioss t Foreign Branch half hour later than closing time shown below. Trnun-Attnntlo Mails. TUESDAY -At ft 11. 111. for ITALY, pel s s, Fuerst Illsiuurck. via Naples (mull must bo dlrei ted "per s, s. Fucrst Blsmurck"), IVKUNKNIMY-At .s:) a. 111. (supplemetl tury 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Her iiiatik, via Ouernstowu; nt K:30 a. 111. (sup plementary 10 a, m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Kensington, via Hoiithnmutnti (mall must be directed "per s. . Kensington"). THURSDAY At 7 11, in. for FRANCE, HWITir.EIlLANP, ITALY, SPAIN, POR TUOAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and 1XHIEN7.0 MAR UUEZ, per h. s. La Champagne, via Havre (mull for other parts of Europo must bo directed "per h. h. La Chain namie"). SATURDAY At 7:M 11. m. for NETHER- IjANUM direct, per s. s. Potsdam (mull must be directed "per s. s. Potsdam"!; ut 8 n. in. for ITALY, per s. s. K. M. The resla. via Naples (mall must be directed "per s, s. K. M. Thercsin '); nt 10::mi it m. (supplementary 12 m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Umbrla, via Queenstown. PRINTED MATTER, F.TC.-Thls steamer takes Printed Mutter, Commercial Papeis nnd Kumples for Germany only. The mime . Minn ui iiinu inniier ior funrr linns 01 Europe will not bo sent by this ship unless specially directed by hei. After tho closing of tho Supplementary Tr.ins-Atlnntlo Malls named nbove addi tional supplementary malls uro opened on tho piers of the American, English, French nnd German steamers und remain open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mnll for Smith mill Central Amerlcn, West Indies. Etc. TUESDAY At 4 a. m. for ST. LUCIA, BARHADOS and NORTHERN BRA'.IL, per s. s. Flumluctise; nt (i:3u p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Dewey, from Boston; ut "11 p. in. for NASSAU, per fteamer from Miami, Flu. WEDNESDAY At 9:30 a. in. for INAGUA and HAITI, per s. h. Mt. Vernon; ut 9:30 n. in, (supplementary 1U:: a. m.) for CEN TRAL AMERICA (except Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per s, s. City of Washington, via Colon (mull for Guato mailt must be directed "per h. h. City of Washington"); nt 12 in. for CUBA. YUOA TAN. CAMPECHE. TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s, s. Senecu"); at It p. in. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Sampson, from Philadelphia, TIlt'RHDAY At 9 u. m. for GRENADA nnd TRINIDAD, per s. h. Grenada; ut 9:30 a. m. for BRAZIL, per s, h. Ragnsa (mall for Northern Brazil. Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed "per p. .1. Rngusa"); at 12 m. (Hiinplemcn- t?,1,?130 m'.)J.0,A8SAl?' OUANTA NAMO nnd SANTIAGO, per h. s, San tiago; at .12:3 p. m. (supplementary 1 p, in.) for TURKS ISLAND nnd DOMINI CAN REPUBLIC, ncr m. s. Cherokee rI,MUAyTAt ln, 'or MEXICO, iicr s. s. Sllverdalo. via Tomplco (mall must be directed "per s. s. Sllverdalo"); ut "ll p, in. for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami, Flu. SATURDAY At 9 a. in. (supplementurv 9:30 a. m.) for VENEZUELA lirnl CURACAO, per s. H. Mnracaibo (mall for Suvanlllu nnd Carthagenii mast be directed "per h s Maracalbo"); nt 9 a. in. for PORTO RICO T1' vla Snn J,m"! nt 10 n for injRMUDA. per s. s. Trinidad; at 10 leghany (mail for Costa Rica inust b directed "per a. s, Alleghany"). Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, nnd thence by steamer, close nt this ofTlce dully nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting closo hero every Mondnj-, Wednesday and Saturday). Malls for Mlnueion, by rail to Boston, and thence, by steamer, close nt this office dally ut 6:30 p. m. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla and thence by steamer, closo at this ofllce dally at "6 n. m. (tho connecting closes are on Sunday, Wednesday and Fridavl Mails for Cuba, by mil tS Mlaml.Fin . nnd thenco by steamer, closo nt this ofllco every Mondny and Friday nt "u n m Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch bv steamer, close at thl- ofllce dally at l-?n p. ni. and 11 p. m. Malls for Costa Rlrn Belize. Puerto Cortui and Guatemala, by rail to Now Orlenns, nu-i thenro bv steamer, close at this ofrtio flally at t -vi p. m. (connecting closes hero Mondnvs for Belize. Puerto Cortez nnd Guatemala Vnd Tuesdays for Costa Rica). Registered mall closed ut fl p. m. previous duy. d Tranm-l'AcliIo Hulls. til. n .I.O in. nflnr I.Vlirmipv 1 ln i "l. J Inclusive, or on nrrlvnl of s. h. Umbrln duo at New York February ! foe J 2: patch per s. s. Ventura. 18 Malls for Hawaii. Japan China and Phllln. Pino iBianas, via n"n Francisco, cloio hero dally nt t.:30 p. m. up o Fchriiarv 14, inclusive, for dispatch per s, a . pon Mnru. ' Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, clot, hero dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to FobruurS 18 for dispatch per . s. Zealandhi y iwunn iui vjiniui linn .iiioun, via Vancouver, Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Phllln. pine Islands, via San Francisco, close hero dally at fi:W)p. m. up to Fobruury "22 in- t-iupivr, mi tii--ii'iii-u n, s. Kin Janeiro Malls forAustrulla (except West Australia' wiiicn is lorwnrued via Europe). New (supplementary malls, via Seattle, closnat fi:30 p. m. March "3; mall must be directed "per s. h, Wurrlmoo"). Trans-Pacinc malls are torwarded to port of piii.inr. un. 111a nuneuiiic OI Closing Is arranged on tho presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit. Regis tcred mall cloes nt ip. m previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Postofllce. New York, N. Y., February 8, H0CT0R FAILS TO KEEP DATE Confusion or Plnnn for loxtiillntlon or HoMil(al Superintendent Cuiiou, Daniel W. Canon, who was elected super intendent of tho county poor farm nnd hos pital on Saturday, was to havo been In stalled In his now ofllco ycBterday morning Dy Chairman lloctor of the poor farm committee. Canon nppoared at hho county hoard's ofllce oarly yester day morning to meet .Mr. Hoctor, uccordlng to arrangement mado ho. tween the two men on Saturday. Hoctor, nowevor. laueu to put in an appearance. and 03 tho noon hour upproachod Canon's anxiety to get Into "Billy" Olmsted's offi cial footwour been mo so pronounced that commissioner Ostrom volunteered to con duct tho Installation. So It happoncd that tho new fusion superintendent wag formally pniceii iu 111s position ny a republican com missioned Not ono ot tho fusion mombors appeared at tho court house yesterday fore- Tho man who was "born tired" should uie Prickly Ash Hitters. It makes work n no cesulty to glvo vent to tho energy and ex uberanco of spirits generated by functional octlWty In the system. ... ........ ... ,'iorro uamie, via Havana at 10 a. in. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND JAMAICA. SA VANILLA, CARTHA GENA nnd nnEYTOWN '.. . ..A1V Malls for Australia (except West Australia which is forwarded via Europe), Now Zealand, FIJI, .Samoa nnd llawnil vi K.in l- rancisco. close hero ,in nry -19, Inclusive, for 'dispatch ?ar , EmprcsB of China (registered mall must be directed "via Vancouver" ..um.ii.i, j .. .j.n,v linn miwaii, via San Francisco, close here dnlly at 6 SO n n after February J nnd up to .March '' Inclusive, for disnntch ner h. h. vvoi.,..; DELAY IN THEIR ARRIVAL Soldier Bovi from llavann Are Doming Iu Behind Timo. ACCIDENT TO TRANSPORT IS THE CAUSE Provisions of the .Nevr i-iii.v III II Menu Collie Lltoly Times nt Fort Crook Dnrlnu Ite orKitiilsntlon. Tho accideiit to the 1'nlted Stales trans port lUwltus, which was to have brought to battalions of tho Tenth Infnutry from Havana to New York, will delay the arrival of tluso Hoops at Kort Crook probably from two to tlvo days. According to tho present outlook It wilt bo about ten d.ic. possibly two weeks, beforo theso soldiers will pass through Omnlia on their way to tho Fort Crook barracks, Thero will bo lively times at Fort Crook during tho spring, as, under tho now army bill, two new regiments nro to bo recruited there, and this work Ib already under way. Besides tho recruiting station at tho fort. Lieutenant Colonel William F. Spurgln han nn ofllco over tho Sherman 4 McConnell Drug Company's store, whero ho U receiving applications for army cullsl ment. About 100 men have, been re cruited thus far under tho now bill, and up pllcnnta arc presenting themselves on nn nerago of five n day. Kooruunlziitloii is Contemplated. Tho two battalions of tho Tenth Infantry which nro coming from Cuba will bo quartered at Fort Crook about three weeks or a month, during which time they will bo entirely rcorganlied hiuI supplied with new equipment. Many of tho men will bo assigned to other companies. Tho plan Is to make 0110 battalion nut of tho two for service in tho Philippines. Tho homo bat talion, comprising four companion, which for the past year liavo been doing giirrlson duty at Fort Crook, Fort Robinson, Fort Niobrara and Fort McKcnzlc. respectively, will also bo sent to tho Philippines. A third buttnllon or tho regiment will remain nt home. This will bo made up of tho sick nnd of thoso whoso tonus of enlistment ex- plro this year. Arcordlng to the present arrangement tho four companies which hnvo been 011 homo garrison duty will not bo mobilized nt Fort Crook, but will proceed direct to San Francisco, whence they will await tho ar rival of tho other battalion from Omaha and then embark In u body for tho Philip pines. CARMAN IS OUT FOR COIN Trailer Recently Arrested In Mmilln la 1C no it 11 by Mnny Oiniihii People. D. II. Carman, who wan arrested In Manila last week for furnishing supplies to tha Filipinos, Is well known to Oinulia pcopla who havo visited tho archipelago. Under tho namo of tho D. II. Cnrman Company ha has run for soma years a largo gcnornl trad ing business near tho captain of tho posl'.i house ami tho customs house. It was Cnrman who Bold to tho Greater America Exposition the carriage of Colonel Stotscnburg, which attracted great atten tion on the grounds at Omnha tho your be foro last. H. F. Dalley, tho commissioner of tho exposition, tells tho atory of Its pur chase as follows: "Carman had bought tho rarrlago from Mrs. Stotscnburg Immediately after tho death of tho gallant Ncbraskan, which oc curred tbo day I landed In Manila. He paid her $100 beforo aha left tha Inland, and promised that fio would forward to her whatever ho was nblo to get for It over that amount, saying that ho did not want to mako anything out ot It. Ho sold tho carrlago to mo for $1G0 ond agreed to de liver It. "It happened that Colonel Stotsetiburg's old coachman, Bonctn Mnlcg, tho plc turesquo Filipino who subsequently took such delight In driving his old muster's rig through tho exposition grounds for tho entertainment of tho visitors, was with 1110 when tho carriage was delivered. When ho saw It Boncta wan wroth, and for n tlmo I could not understand his grievance. As soon as I saw tho carriage, however, I too was wroth. "Tho swell turn-out in which Colonel Stotscnburg had been accustomed to drive through Manila had been completely trans formed. To begin with, tho leather sldo curtains and splasher had been entirely removed, and tho carpets wero also missing. In addition, tho driver's box had been taken off nnd a cheap ono that did not properly fit tho carrlago hud been put In its plnce, and a cheap polo had also been substituted for tho original one. Tho heavy lamps In which Donota had taken great prldo In tho old days had given way for n small pair worth not more thnn a couple of dollars and It had been necessary to squeezo up tho lamp brackets In order to hold tho Buhstt tutu lampr,. "I had Bonota drlvo me nt onco to Car man's place, nnd found Carman's couchnian, who at first denied all knnwlcdgo ot tho matter, but finally owned up. Then I saw Carman himself, and- ho also nttompted to deny, but when Boneta Insisted ho reluc tantly admitted nnd tried to throw tho blamo on his own coachman. Eventynlly, however, tho old fittings wero replaced and tho carriage as It was seen In Omaha was Just an It had been when It carried Colonel Stotscnburg." Curmon's residence Is In tho fashionable quarter of Manila and ho Uvea thero In stylo with his wlfo and two children, Tho Cnrmnns oro a cultured family and nro sold to havo como from Ohio. In business Car man denlt In anything In which ho could turn n penny for himself, nnd thoso who know hi 111 express no HurprUo that ho was found trading with tha Insurgents. No household Is complete without a enso of Cook'B Imperial Extra Dry Chnmpagne. It's tho best sparkling wlno made. JUDGE W00LW0RTH DECLINES EpUcopullnii t.'liiuieellor I nnlile to Attend I'lilliidi'lpbln ('on. fereniM', J. M. Woolworth, chancellor of tbo Epis copal dloccso of Nebraska, has notified tho officers of tho Episcopal Church club con ference, which convenes in Philadelphia Wednesday of this week, that ho will not bu ablo to comply with their request to read a paper nt tho Hesalon entitled, "Growth of tho American Church During tho Ninoteenth Century." IIo oxplalnod that tho demands ot business upon his tlmo mako It Impossi ble for him to preparo tho paper or tako thn trip to Philadelphia. Tho conference nt Philadelphia will bo attended by prominent churchmen from various parts of tho United .States, nearly all of thorn members of vnrlous local clubs, which form tho layccnter of Episcopal ac tivity and Influence, Tho program un planned for this session follow. "Tho Conservative Influcnco of tho Church In Our National Affairs," by Prof. J. II. Dlllard of Tulano untvorslty, Now Orleuus; "Tho Influenco of Churchmen In tho Formation ot Our Government," by Arthuiv Ityoison of tho Chicago club, and "Twentieth Century Opportunities for American C'hurch.men," by Hon. Robert Treat Palno of the Episcopal club of Massa chusetts, Discussion nlwuys follows eutli paper. Tho chairman of tho forthcoming confer euro Is Secretary Oshauo of tho Minnesota club. 1