THE OMAHA DATLY 7M3E: MOXDAV, FEJVRT'ARY 1S, 1901.
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WASTED SITUATIONS.
KXPKRT accountant. Holbrook, Brown blk
A C45
COMPETENT oung bookkeeper, now em
ployed, wishes change of location nnd Is
"eking similar employment. Can read
and write Oerman. J 31, Bee.
A-gll-W
WANTED SI A I. E HELP.
WANTED, we have steady work for a tew
gcod hustlers of Rood habits and appear
ance. C F. A J a us Co., 1601 Howard tJt.
II Vj)
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In hrt
tlmo; catalogue & particulate Irec. est
ern Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb.
1335
MEN or women to sell Roods to city
Oood pay and steady employment, lux
cnbaugn & Co., Wore block, Omnht.
WANTED, canvassers. 1620 Douglas Si.
GOOD nil around blacksmith; mint be
pood plow man. A. F. Swaruou. Bertha,
Neb. R-iSl 21'
WANTED, experienced harness mnUers on
Might nnd heavy work. Apply to tho
Waterloo Saddlery Co., Waterloo, Iowa.
H-M3l 22
MO LEU Barber College, 1023 Farnnm 8t .
new branch of tho Moler System of Cot
legen, estnbllshrd In New York. Chicago,
St. Ixitils, Mluneapo'.ls nnd Hnn Francisco,
the only Institution of the kind In Omaha;
every fnclllty for teaching the work; con
stant pructlce; expert Instructions, lec
tures, diplomas, complete outfit of tools
tiresented each student: waces Saturdavs:
positions guaranteed. Prepare now for
spring rusn. iicauuruiiy illustrated cata
logue mailed free. Call or write today.
B MiykV-'.-J
IVANTEN Ten MOi harness makerx. with
factory experience preferred. Tho Askew
Saddlery Co. 213 Delaware, Kansas City,
WANTED, two first-class experienced life
Insurance men as usslstants, nlso men of
ability who want to engage In the life
lnsuranco nusiness: good contract.''. II. r
Mlsselwltz, Manager, 214-6 Bee Bldg.
Il-MTM IS
WANTED, bright man for permanent no
sltlon, advertising and traveling In Ne
braska: IfiO monthly nnd all expenses to
start; advancement: self-nddrensed cnvel
opo for particulars. Chas. Phillips, 3iS
Dearborn, cincngo. II eio 16'
WANTED KEM A l,E II EI, I.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. S7.
C-SS7
fO girls wanted. Canadian ottlcc, 1522 Douglas
C 55H
YOUNO lady to learn massage; permanent
position for right party. Apply 220 Bee
uiug. u
LADIES desiring pleasant easy home work
paying a handsome Income should ad
dress with stamp. Standard Remedy Co.,
r lint, alien. t-Ms; is
WANTED, lady cook. J5 per week, girl
for general work. VI per week. Washing
ton Hotel, Lincoln. Neb. C .MM5 13
CilRL. competnent for general housework,
Apply 1203 Farnam st.. V. S. Bank bid?.
C-.MS-V1 IS
EXPERIENCED dressmaker wanted. 1ft20
Douglas St. C MSll IS
WANTED, experienced button hole ope
rator, also experienced operators on pants.
Apply to Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods
co inctory v.m anu nowaru sis.
C-MT69 IS
WANTED Girl for general housework;
goou wages, ivj nouin ssin si.
C 612-16
FOIl RENT HOUSES.
JF yon want your houses well rented place
tiicm wun uenuwu jv. usjj
ALWAYS moving II. H. goods, pianos,
ortlce. 13UHi Farnam St. Tel 155i or ssi.
D-fS?
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho cltvT
Brennan-Lovc Co.. 320 So.'lStli St.
D-J61
HOUSES, stores. Bemls. Paxton block.
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D-863
HOUSES, etCF. D. Wcad. 1524 Douglns."
D-S6I
HOUSES and flats. RIngwalt. Barkerlilk
B-SGi
HOUSES wanted. Wallace. Brown Blk!
D-S34
NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern. ea3t
ireni, .(in ana si. .Mary h ave., j. Hemis
Pexton block. t .170
BTURGES, MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. Life.
' D-DS1 F2S
tlth. near Farnam: ten-room modern house
complete In every respect: ten minutes
walk of center of city: reasonable rent
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Doug
las StB. D S72
FOR RENT. S room house, nice yard nnd
2123 CHARLES, nice small cntlnire. "rltv
water, freshly papered and painted, within
rasj- wanting uismnre 1 . I", SHOPS; rent
ii to gooa tenant who will take care of
mo properly.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
16th and Douglas Sis.
D 839
SIM JACICSON ST.. 6 rooms, city water. IS
ioui, 1 rooms, cuy water, i.
3407 Decntur St.. 6 rooms. 110.
2203 Locust st.. 7 rooms, modern except fur
once, nne repair, .).
1611 S. 28th st . 7 roomx. n heautv.
824 N. t'.'d St.. 7 rooms, all modern, onli- 120
1509 Emmet st., 7 rooms, city water, large
ynrd. 2,
2, Grant st.. , rooms, city water Inside
newly papered and painted, J15.
41CS I.nfnyette nve., s rooms .all modern
very nne. k uavk OTHFiRS.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
First Floor New York Life Bide.
, D-MM2 IS
FOR It ENT FIT It N 1 Sit IC II ROO.MS.
BTEAM heated rooms at The Thurslon.
t E 173
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam,
i;-!74
FOR RENT, n nicely furnished front room
nlihln wnlklnc dUtance of nrtnir.
eentleman only: US3 of bjlh nn.l tel.!
phone; no other roomers. Addreis n 16,
net. r. ittuj
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. VI up. 2J St,
Mary's, E-M!) Marl
I FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping,
maw and wife, 31D North 17th St. 7
WELL Furnished rooms: nil modem con
venlences. I'rlvato family. .1 44. nee.
E MS" 19
FURNISHED IIOOJIS AND HOARD,
GLENCAIRN, transients, U 2i dy. 1C0U Dou
LARGE front narkirs with board: nls
nmller room; reasonable rates. The Rose,
iTj itarney. ijiwi
The Merrlam, good winter home, 23 5: Dodge
. v
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-S77
124 N. I3D ST., new managemeiu, new fur
uuure, goou uuuru. r .101? i
ONE large front room, one small room
both su nulled with good closets, excel
lent board; prices reasonable.' 207 South
3tth st. K-MS29 22
MCKKI, l'LATINti,
OMAHA PLATING CO., U Bldg, Tel. 21M.
FOR HHNT-lNriRNISHED ROOM.
FOR housekeeping, also barn. Wit St
Marv's nve. O MSTS
I'Oll RENT STORE'S MI OFFICE.
FOR RENT The building formerly ornu
pled by Tho Bee at 916 Farnain St. It lias
four stories and a basement which wa
formerly used an The Bee press room.
Tills will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested appl at once to C. C. Rose
voter, secretury, room 100, Bee Building,
FOR RENT-Storc, In first-class location:
rem reasonnuie. Apply it. I'ciers t
Co., ground floor, Bee Bldg. I 16-1
A (HINTS WANTED.
AGENTS on salary cr commission. The
grcmesr agents hp ler ever prouueeu;
every ner ot peri nnd Ink buys It on sight;
200 to 5y per cent profit; one agent's sales
nmoutucu to wu in fix unvr; nnoiner in
In tr o hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.. X IB. I.a
Crosse. Wis. J-M6S5-1V
AGENTS to sell the celebrated M. & M.
nr.eJ I . P, arc pressure) Inmps; extensive
territory; libera, contracts; morn bril
liant than electric urc; V cent per hour
William Parkinson, MadKon. Neb., state
ngent. ' J M73.S 21
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED. board nnd room, gentleman and
wiih mm nioiner; private inmuy pre
ferred; terms must bo reasonable. Ad
dress J 49, Be Office. K-MC32 IS
MODERN nine-room house: southern part
oi city, auureen, .i 3;, uec. n ii its-
SIN OR HEVEN-HOOM modern house In
sown omaiia east of Twenty-rourtn
I'treet preferred. Address A. D., Box 17,
Deo office, South Omaha. K
STOR Af! E.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912-
914 Jones, rcivcrni storage anu lorwaraing.
-S7K
OM. Van Stor. Co., ElUiFarn. Tel?. 1359-SS3.
Si
WANTED TO BtY.
WANTED, a good second-hand typewriter
cicsk. Aaaress .m. u. uarrcit. .Maaisou,
Neb. N M591 19
WANTED, to buy. tobacro tags. Address
II. vetten, 1012 Chicago at. - juw i
'OR SALE FtllN'ITt'HE.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dodge.
ifci. .i:i. sew i: zunanu lurmture ooucni,
sold, exchanged. O S8J
FOR SALE Two oak office bookcases, ono
walnut parlor bookcase, nt 201(1 Pacific St.
O-M0S7-1S
OH SALIIOHSLS, VEHICLES, ETC.
FOR SALE, light omnibus, 12 pos'enjers.
goou us new, K.v. iiarry trosi, utii anu
Leavenworth. P 461
POIl HA I.E MISCELLANEOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
fences ana cnunmg, vn uougias. y
DIIAND safo cheap. Dcrlght, 1116 Farnam.
VI J
SAFES; buy, sell oxe'ge. Schwartz. 114 S. 13.
W vll
HERTFORD & CO., 16th and Hworth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING.
Q-S33
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal.
Monroe & to. y w
INCUBATORS, fiend to the Sure Hatch
Incubator Co., Clay Center, Neb., for a
handsome free catalogue. Q 441
FOR SALE. 36 secondhand wood.in chairs.
in good condition, 25 cents eacn. App.y
Bee Business office. Q VII
CI.A1H VO ANTS.
IEBREW seer nnd clairvoyant, consult
him 10 to 4 p. m., 7 to P. 1014 Howard st.
S M791 19'
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16th.
S SSS
MME.GYLMER. genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
5 w
ZENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1915 Farnnm.
a MS19 S3
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MABEL GRAY, 317& N. 16th St.. flat E.
T M45S F-1S
MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 S. IGth. 2d floor.
T-MK4-F-2S
ELITE parlors, 615 South 16th, second floor.
m vt ,M
MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, 2d Moor, room
1; tnermai uatns. r msis 21
PERSONAL.
NEW piano of standard make for sale
cheap by reliable private party on ftcrount
or leaving cuy. .uuress, j ee.
U-M691-:o
PRIVATE home beforo and during confine.
ment; naoies auopieu. .Mrs. uur.iet, 2U20
Burdette. U S90
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tonsj mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
lb. uougias. u K31
SUPPLIES for all machines: machines for
rent, wniro sewing aiacmne, i20 Doug
Ins. Tel. 23.11. U-S92
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no rain, no
dunger: send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, 832 N. x. Life Building, Omaha.
U M4U F-1S
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before nnd
during confinement; babies adopted. 2.W6
uruui oi. u ctyi
V1AVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 348 Bre Bldg.
U-S94
M. GOLDMAN fc CO.-Only perfect ac-
cordeon pieaung piaiu in me west. Mall
orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Block,
opposite Hayden's. U 797
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
batns, rpr mores oniy; sKiiied women
massage operators; finest equipped baths
In the city. Renstrom Bath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220. Bee Bldg. U-S96
LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade costtimer.
101 earnam. 11 S37
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removed by olectrlclty. R. 12 Frenier
block. U-W
WE RENT sewing machines for 75c per
weeK: we repair anu sen neeaies aim at
tachments for any machine made. Neb.
Cycle Co., Cor 15th & Harney. Pnonc ltB.
U-M123 M2
A BOX of Re-No-May powder Is not a
luxury wnen 11 nuurus ou u cure una
secures the comfort and happiness of
your room-mate. UM213
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
SIONEY to loan on improved Omaha rea!
estate. Brennau-Love Co., 2C9 .South 13th
W-S9S
LOANS on laitern Nebraska and western
Iowj farms at 3 per cent: Borrowers can
nav SluO or an multlule: any interest
date; no ilic. Urernan-Lovo Co., .TOi,
S. 13th St . wmaha, Neb. V-0l
PRlVATI'.'money, 5, 5tv, 6 per cent; no de
lay Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W S9
WANTED City loans, bonds and wnrr.vi:
George & Company, 1601 Furnam street
W-9.2
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved clt)
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith A
Co., 1J20 Farnnm. W 900
WANTED City and farm loans; also bond
and warrants. It. C. Peters fi: Co.,
Farnam St., Bee R!dg. W 90J
MONEY to lean on farm and city property
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam
W-9l
MONEY to loan at and tu per cent 01
Omahu property. W. B. Melkle, 401 8. 15th
' 'XC
PRIVATE money to loan. J. HTsherwood
939 N V Life. W 90j
FIVE per cent money. Bemls. Paxton bHck
w-w;
PRIVATE money. F D, Wead. 1324 Dtuglaa
W-'Jlu
6 AND 54 per cent loans. W H. Thomas
First National Bunk building. Tel, 16IS.
W-909
JIOMIV TO LOAN CHATTELS.
s
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R
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LOWEST RATES IX CITY. WE POSt
TlVEIjY WILL NOT BE UNDERRATED.
RAILROAD MEN RECEIVE SPECIAL
ATTPNTIOV
REBATE OIVENIF LOAN IS PAID
BEFORE DUE.
WHY GIVE A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
WHEN YOt CAN GET MONEY ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE?
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. EMPLOY
ERS NEED NOT KNOW
CALL AND RE CONVINCED.
AMERICAN LOAN tO..
ItUOM cni, BEE BUILDING
A i i
MONEY TODAY. ,
Loans mado 111 amounts from 110 to J20 on
household furniture, pianos, horses, car
riages, etc., without removal, or on your
8-A-L-A-R-Y without, security. All or 11
part of Ihrt mone) may be paid back the
ilrst month or no part of It need bo paid
back for several month". Esch payment
made reduces the cost accordingly. Lm
plovers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money nre Invited to call anjt
get my terms and compare them wltn
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies may be transferred to me. No
charge for papers. All btislnesr strictly
confidential. Quick sorvlco and lowest
rates guaranteed,
J. W. TAYLOR.
G23 Paxton Blk., top lloor, northeast corner
16th and Farnam. Entranqo on 16th St.
Tel. 743. X-911
... , DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan JI0.C0 nnd up on furniture,
pianos, horses ami other chattels.
SALARY LOANS , ,
without mortgago to people holding
permanent positions. You can get the
money In a few hours after making ap
plication and tnke 1. 2, 3, 4. S, 6 months
or more In which to pay It back, and
you need not pay for It ono day longer
than you keep It. We charge nothing
for papers and we glva you the full
amount In cash. There are no lower
rates than ours; our terms are thu
r&!lst: our business Is eontldentlat and
our motto Is "Try to Please."
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229j.
(Established 1S92.) 316 South K'hjgj'j
SALARY LOANS. . ,
If you nre employed by a responsible firm
wo wIP loan you sums from 110 to $100 on
your note at much oheapei and eaBler
rates than elsowhere. Of this we are
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
NotUng deducted from amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 3f8. Paxton Block. X 911
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, .lew
elry. horses, cows, etc C. F. Reed, 319 H. 13.
X--918
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their names without security; easy
payments. Tolman, 440 Board Trade bldg.
X-791
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R S, Barker bjk.
CHATTEL A Salary loans. Joe II. Pleas
ants, 51 Barker Bllt. X-M504-F19'
SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha
Credit Co., 526 New York Life Eldg.
X-220
BUSINESS 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., Furnl
turo Manufacturers, Chicago, 111,
Y-920
FOR SALE, agricultural Implement and
carriage business In south central Ne
braska. For further particulars address
Box 603, West Liberty, la. Y-M731
IP YOU have Idle money see C.
R. Glover,
Y-M551
FOR SALE, hllllnrd lm'.: with seven tables
In operation, doing good business, f re-
mont Cider Co., Fremont, Neb.
Y-M5S1 1S
MONEY made In oil slock: thousands ate
getting rich: grasp the opportunny to
day; for full particulars, Mt. Hamilton
Land and Oil Co.. Rea Bldg.. B. Fan
Jose, Cnl. Y-MG0J23
$423 BUYS a Jewelry business In a live
town in Jietirosua: a gooa ooening tor u
young man of small means. Aooress .
J.. Box 434. Wilbcr. Neb. jY M633 IS
FOR SALE, a good newspaper In a pros
perous Nebraska town; no competition:
cleared Jl.flOO.OO in 1900. Best of reason for
selllns. Address J 4.".. Bee. Y-M727 19
PLACE your COLLECTIONS nnd LEGAL
matters with .ew nnow-v-iiurcn 1.0.,
405 N. Y. L.. Omaha. Associate attorneys
everywhere. Y S10 24
FOR EXCHANGE.
A FINE $.C0 Imported magic lantern, as
good as new, only used n short time; suit
able for lectures, churches or loduo enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F 63, Rea
ofllce. -173
WILL trade stoves and furniture for riorse.
501 N. 10th St. 7, M752 M 1-lfi
FOR S 1LE REAL ESTATE.
9-ROOM modern house, south front, paved
Hireei, nione sioewniK, one oiock iroui
Hanscom oark. $2.00
C-room modern cottage, 241h ave.. 7 blocks
west or court nouse, ?2,oou.
cottaEfS North lSlh street. S1.500 for both.
South front lots In Binls park, $400; east
front, $2(0, Will build for you.
6-room cottano. north. $750: terms easv.
6-room cottage, Cass, bet. 16th nnd 17th.
Cheap.
R-room cottage. Crelghton Heights. $750.
two 6-room nottases, xn ami California,
4J.OO, ui num.
GEO. E. GIBSON. 1609 FARNAM ST.
RE M 738 IS
SPECIAL BARGAIN In vacant lot, S. 23th,
near woolwortli. size 50x150, east front,
paved street, clear title. 31,030.
Beveral vacant
lots near Hanscom park
very cheap.
9-room modern house, good bnrn, lot 6oxl32,
paved street, south rront, close in, clear
title. $1,750.
Northwest corner 27th nnd I streets, South
umaiia, j ion, enr.n i7xi, eBat tront.
Price tor both. $1,275.
A few cottagen on payments.
S acres for sale or rent.
5 acres to trade for house and lot.
100 acres, Improved, for houte and lot.
J II. SHERWOOD. 937 N. Y. LIFE.
M743 H
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.
J3.750-S. W. Cor. 21th and Davenport, R4'.4x
11, .' nouses, nne mace tor 1 nais.
jl.dOO 74x142, 2 cottages, rent $10; 7 blocks
from rourt houce.
$2,500132x142. N. E. Cor. 27th nnd Chicago.
$4,2v-N. 19th boulevard, rental value y5.
$1,100 Cor. lot. 2 cottages, rentnl $15.
$1,000 Largo vacant lot, Park ave., facing
GEORGE G. WALLACE, Brown Block.
RE-621 16
FARMS, large and small Let mo know
what you want. William Nelson, 601 3.
10th. RE M941
3TURGES. MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. t.tfe.
RE-951 v2H
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C'Jl N. Y. LIFR
RE 922
HOUSES, lots, farina. lands, loans; also lire
Insurance, Bemls, Paxton Blk. RE 923
CHAS. E WILLIAMSON. 1203
Farnam St.
RE-923
RANCH AND 1AI;M Kinds for sale bv the
Union Pacific Rxtlrond company. B. A.
McAllaster land coi,unl5sloner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
P.E-921
PROPERTY bought sold; mone loaned;
rents collected. L. L. Johruou Co A Ho,
13th -it. RE-102 F:0
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; 32'i-foot
east front In NeUon's addition. M J.
ICcnnard & Son, 210 Brown block.
, RE-921
- jj0M fJuXrTa"u ns
300- 2922 Grant, rents $5.
'730 Cottage and lot. Monmouth Park.
1.2io 716 So. 40th. rents $12.50.
1,20-S3'6 I.a r lm ore, 8-r. house, 2 lols,
l.txh-1009 So, 31st, good cottage,
:2,5fi0 C-r. cottage, modern, bnrn, near High
school, paved street.
V,0 CotUgu near 24th and St. M.iry's ave,
1EOROE G. WALLACE, Brown Block.
RE 5T 16
Itl IIBEIl STAMPS
BADGES, medals. Om
Tel, 2535.
Pl't
Co,, Bte Bldt.
-W7
MEDICAL.
LADIES otit of health, find prompt relief
Box 23.', Omiha, Neb. CotitlJeiiUm
-927
LADIES. E(0 reward for an obstlnnle. In.ia-
nanuins, annnrmal caso suiipression. any
cause, old. Dr. Jackson's Vegetable IV-'
male Medicine fnlls In relieve In "4 linnrs I
inale .Medicine falls to relieve In n hours
without pnln or los of work. Express 13
167
Dearborn St., Chicago.
... .i
1 epi. uee.
GONOVA Is a Frenh treatment for male
and female, for the posltlv cure of Gon
orrhoea. Gleet, Unnatural Discharges, In
flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations
of thi mucous membranes. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst cases In one week;
3 per package or two for So. Sent any
where on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin. 111. American OiTlce. retail,
wholesale, Myers. Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
M. A Dillon, South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co.. Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
PATENTS.
1N' f.i,"'OHK GOT AN IDEA ' We handle
patents, copyrights and trad-! mirk; vou
givo us the bars Idea and we will 'a the
rest; modern (quipped mnrhin shop find
foundry In connection: Official Gazette od
flic; guide book free. Mason. Fenwlck A
Lawrence, patent lawyer. M Howard
fit.: Tel. 1(19, Omaha. J. I". Cronln, repr.
INVESTORS, we ask no fee until the
naient is prortirefl; it we rail, wo get no
fee; Advice free. Sues & Co., Patent Law
yers. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. lying dls
tance telephone 1 623; 41S-M a r. 1 3
SHORTHAND AND TVI'EWHITINtl.
A C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
uee tJiug. yju
NEB. Business & Shorthand college. Boyd'j
uneatcr. uii
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug.
?J3
nui. C.IAN HARES.
FOR SALE. 15 fine Belgian hares, out of Im
ported stock, prize winners, at reasonable
figures; have h few at (1 ach. Come early
and have your pick. Inquire upstairs.
1443 South 16th St., one block south of
William at. M-761 23
EXPERT ACCOtTANT.
LESSONS
evening.
Rathbun.
In bookkeeping.
It. 15, Com. Nat.
etc., dav or
Bank. O. R.
-731
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 513 N. T. L. Bldg. Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-933
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school,
Klrksville, Mo., 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
-131
niCYCLES.
WHY ride a dusty old wheel when L.
Flesclier makes them look good as new
for almost nothing. 1622 Capitol nve.
M-633
LOST.
LOST or stolen, Friday. St. Bernard pup,
about 6 months old; white and tan eolor,
white feet nnd face. Return to 1610 N,
27th st. nnd receive reward. No questions
asked. S. A. Wallace. Lost-M74S
CRESCENT rcnrfpln. contains seven dia
monds, between Boyd's and 24lh and Har
ney. Reward of $10 If returned to 2323
Harney. Lost 613 16
WALL PAPER CLEANING.
C. MIDDLEMIST. experienced cleanc.
leave orders with Lewis Henderson,
florist, 1319 Farnain street, 'Phone 1258.
1 707-22'
INCUBATORS AND BROODERS.
INCUBATORS and brooders; cataloguo
free. Write Burr Incubator Co.. B 2,
Omaha, Neb. Factory nt 28th & Drivcr.port
179
BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603
Leavenvorth.
93S
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Doi:g:as,
936
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S.
Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
040
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere,
bin. 1505 Farnam. Teleuhons
P.
:s4.
H. Phll-
DU
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Stetin Laundry; ehlrta. 7c; collars.
2c; cuffb. 4c. 1730 Leavenwortli.
Tel. 317.
912
CARPENTERS AND .lOlinERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlltreu. 2flti
nnd Lake Sts, 3,0
ACCORDION PLEATINCL
AUUJiiuiu.N pleating, cueaiicsi, uesi, naicK-,
est. Mrs
a. aiar:t. s. a. i.or. i,tn
and
Farnam.
-943
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED Julia Vaughn. 4:
10 Rainse Btdg.
-939
PORTO Pop-alar Tours
RICO Feb. 10. .March i. lllns-
tratrd program: day. all .xpeuses. $19H.
Raymond & Whllcomb,l03Adams St. .Chicago
CO VEHN.MENT NCTIC1
CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE.
Omaha. Neb.. Februarj 14, 1901. Sealed
proposals. In trlpllcute. subject to tho usual
conditions, will be received here until 2
o'clock p. m., February 13. 1901. and then
opened. In the presence of attending bid
ders, for twenty-live (25) cavalry horses--10
for Fort Reno, 8 for Fort Sill. 6 for Fort
Riley; nnd thirty-one (31i artillery horses
for Fort Riley. U. S. reserves right to re
ject any or all proposuls, or any part
thereof. Blank forms for bidding nnd cir
cular giving full information and require
ments will be furnished on application to
this office. Envelopes containing pro
posals should be marked "Proposals for
Horses" and addressed to F. H. HATHA
WAY. Chief Q. M. F16-1S-22-23 M
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notlco Is hereby given that the regulur
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land company will be held
, at the nfflco of said company in Lincoln.
.-v-u,, ui ii i, ciuciv u. jij., uii uiv qui uay ui
March, A. D. 1901.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Lincoln, Neb,. February 4, lfoi,
C. H. MORRILL. President
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
F5d30t
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
UNION PACiriC-"THE OVER
Is It I "lonte" General Offices.
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Farnain
hUtets, City Ticket Office. 32J
rui:iiu Hmsh ioiiiione, win.
Depot. Tenth and Marcy Sts.
1 eiepnvoc, vw.
icAve,
Arrive,
a 7:30 pm
The Overland Limited.. a 8:C0 am
The Chicago-Portland
Special a "0 am
The Fast Mall a :30 am
The Mall and Exptess,.all:23 pm
Lincoln. Beatrice and
n 7:30 pm
a -:23 pm
1:25 pm
Stromiburg Express. .b 4:03 pm b:30 pro
The Atlantic Express...
Grand Island L.icai h S:30 nm
a 6:50 am
a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday
o am
WABASH RAILROAn..
Ticket Omce. 1413 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 322. De.
not. Tenth and Marcy sts
Telephone. a.
Leave. Arrli-
6t. I-ouIa "Cannon Ball"
Kijreu a 5:15 pm a 1:20 am
I
I
II II.W TIME TUII.ES.
FREMONT, ELK HORN
MlM'.nrt V'jlly Railroad
- ' The N jrthwetetn
Line'' -General JlUces.
t'nlied Slater Njtlonal
Bank Bids . . W. Corner
n.l I'ftrtfaln SIS.
Ticket Ullke, 14n Karnam St. Tel S61. De-
pot, 15th and Webs-.tr Sts. Tel. 143S,
lo.
Arrive.
1 it.
Black Hills, Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3.00 pm
Wyoming. Casper nnd
Douglas . .. ... ...d 30 pm
Hnsunits. Vor, David
C ity, Superior Geneva.
Lxeter anu sewrd ..b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdlgre and
Fremont t 7:30 am
Lincoln. Wahoo and
. t remont b 7:30 nin
a 5.0) pm
e P:00 pm
b 5:00 pm
bl0:23 am
b 10:23 am
i remont Local c 7:30 am
r Dally b Dallv eeept Sunday, o Sun
day only, d 'lally except Saturday.
Dally except Manual.
CHICAGO A NORTH
western Railway 'Ths
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Ortlce, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone.
Ml Depot, Tenth ami
Marcy Sts. Telephone M.
Leave.
Arrive.
Daylight Chicago
SpO'
a 7:00 am
all:30 pre
a am
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm
t.Rstorn Express. De
Moines, M&r3haIltown,
r nanus una
Chicago .. al0:55 am
Eastern Special, Chi-
rago r.nd a 4;sj Dm
Fan Mail, Chicago to
a 4:03 pm
a 4:(6 pm
n 2:43 ptm
n S .1,11
a 8:3u am
a 1:3 j pm
Onmha-i hp ago
L'l'd a 7:43 pm
Cedar Rap, as rasie'tiiVr
a Dally.
BIOl'X CITY Ac PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Line" General
Offices, United States
National Bank Bulldtnu.
S. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd tAirn.-im Hla Tllr
Ofilcc. 14J1 Farnam St. Telephone 561, De
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Tclepnone G2.
r. , Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express i fl:55 am nl0:23 pm
I w.ii tit;. Limited , a 7..'3 pm il.V1.iuim
Sioux City Loc-U u $.00 am a 3:50 pm
a Daily.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL..
Minneapolis & Omnha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Ofllccs. Nebraska Dlvl
slon, 15th and Webster
Sis. City Ticket Office.
Telephone, Cel. Depot,
nnd Webster Sts.
Leave,
a CM am
Arrive,
a 9:10 pm
nJLiO am
Twin CHy I'BKsej'ssr
umuna ai-son,.cir
Blouv City & Norfh-
cast Nebraska a 3:45 pm
a Dally.
BURLINGTON & MIS
eourl River Railroad
"The Burlington Route
General Ottlces, North
west Corner Tenth and
Furunm Streets. Ticket
Olllco 1502 Fnrnam Street.
Telephone, 250,
Burlington Station, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone. 12S.
i.eave, .
Lincoln. Hastings and
McCook a $:10 am a 7:33 pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo
rado. Utah. Caltfornlu.a 4:2S pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & D'aek Hills, a 9 00 pm n. 6:45 am
Montana ruget Sjund..a 9.00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fntt Mall b 3.00 pm a 9:17 am
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln a S:40 am bll :53am
Denver. Colorado, Utah
ana California a J. 15 am
South Bend, Louisville,
Plattf rnnjth b 3:35 om bll:05 am
Ft. Oroo:c. I'tnttsmouth
and Pacific Junction.. a. 7:00 pm a 6:20 am
Bellevue, FJattsmouth
and Pacific Junction. ,al2:10 am
a Dally, b Dally e:;cct)t Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Oulncv Rallrnnd "Th
Burlington Routo" Ticket
umce lot's t arnam street.
Telephone. 250. Depot,
Tenth and Mason street.
Telephone, 12s.
Leave. ArrK
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am a!0:15 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm n 7M5 am
Chicago Local Eaprcsj.n n:30 am a :C5 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 7:45 am
Fast Mall 2:5 pm
a uiuiy.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
reph & Council Bluffs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route" Ticket Ofllce.
1502 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
anu Vinson sircis. Tele
phone. 12$
Leare. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. ..a 9:20 am a 6:25 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..ain:39 pm a C;15 am
St. Louis Flyer for t
Joseph unu ht LouIs..a 5:10 pm all:15 a
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
- ucnerai unices and
aickbi unices, southeast
Corner 14th and Douglas
ci3 icicpuone, jvi. uepot.
Leave. Ariive.
Kf. T.ntils nnd Kansas
cuy JSxntcsM aiviuu am a a nm
K. C, St, L Express. ..alOuO pm a 6:15 am
Leave from 13'n and
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4.10 pm al0:45 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
.H1CAGO. ROCIC ISL
end & Pacific Railroad
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route" City
Ticket Ofllce. 1323 Far
n?m Telephone.
-M. Dopot. Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Tele-
-.o,LcaV8' Arrive.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local a 7:25 nm bll:35 am
Chicago Express bll:l5 am a '() am
Des Moines Local pn, . D
Chicago Fast Express., a -d0 pm a 1:23 nm
Des Moines, Rock Xs "
nnd t-nd Chlcago..ii 7:40 pm a 9:35 pm
Lincoln, Colorado Spss.,
Denver. Pue'ola and
yc!it. - v, , v J- 1;30 pm a 4:15 pra
Coloindo,. Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:30 am
a Dally b Dally -xrept Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
Cl St Paul Rallway-Clty
Ticket Office. 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 2S4
Depot. Tenth and Mason
Stieets, Telephone. C2).
Leave. Arrlv
Chicago Limited Ex. ...a 0:W pm a 8:03 um
Chicago Xc Omaha Ex..b7:l3am b 3:10 pm
a Dally, b DalU- except Sunday.
OMAHA ifi'l. LOUIS RAIL,
road -Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "The
Qulncy Routo" Ticket Of
flee. 1415 Farnam St. Tolo
ihone. 322. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy btrcets. Telephone.
C29.
Leave. Arrive.
dt. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 5:L pm a $:20 am
Kanns City and Qulncy
Loral a 7:09 am a 9:00pm
a Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallroad-CIty Ticket Of
fice, 1402 Farnam Stmt.
Telephone, 213. Depot.
Tenth ami Marcy Street .
Leave. Arri.
Chlraen ExnrfS .
a :ou am all:29 pm
, a 7:45 pin u fM .tin
St.
b 7:00 am b 9:40 pra
a 7:45 pm a 8:VJ am
from
b 4:30 pm a 5:15 aro
'rjm
Chicago Limited .,
Mlnntanolis and
Paul J2xnrcBS ...
Minneapolis and
Paul 1 imlted ....
Fort Dodge Local
Council Bluffs ..,
Fort Dodye Local
Council mum
a 6 O) um
a Dully, b Dallv txceut Sunday,
NO
DELAY ON CHALLENGER
ProitrresK
So it III il 'I'll nt La u ii eh
l'u',IIiln Eni'ly In
April.
la
(t.Yp.. iig',.. by Pices Publishing Co.
ULAFCIOW, Feb. 17. (New Yoik World
Cablegram -Special Telegram,) The report
of the delay In tho construction nf the
challenger Is unfounded. The keel is
bronze, in sections, and bolted together.
Lead was run Into these sections and tb
keel plntrs and frames were attached.
Progress U no rapid that a launch Is pos
sible early In April, Clyde yachtsmen as
sume that the New York Yacht club's du
clalon on a firing start Is negatived.
1 101 Farnnm St
15th
A
IMtLWAUtia
i x wzyvx J
WOMAN'S REGARD FOR TRUTH
Judge Waterman of Obic&go Baiiet
Interfiling- Queition,
in
HE GOES ON RECORD AGAINST FEMININITY
.Indues of Hie I. urn I Courts, In Nenrly
r.ioiy Instiitipc, liiillnntly Hull?
to Defense of Woiiilin'n
Vernell) .
Is woman less truthful than man" If
she more likely to bo swayed by prejudice?
Is she more apt to fancy true that which
aha would like to have title? In which Is
the aenso of Imagination tho more fully
developed man or woman? In short, H I
possible for womau to tell the trutn. tire
whole truth and nothing hut tho truth?
Theso are rmesllons Mvhicb. lawyer m
Omaha aud all parts of tho United Status
havo been discussing ulnce Judgo Waterman
of Chicago expressed the opinion that women
arc not rrllable wltncsst s and the victims of
Inianlnatlon.
Judge Waterman had the temerity to
give expression to these views in grnntlug
a new trial In n casu which hinged on the
testimony of two women.
.Mrs. i:iln,bcth Smith brought action
oealnst Karl Eltel to reiover damages on
account of his failure to purchase a certain
amount of securities In accordance with an
alleged contract. Eitel .denied tho contract
and introduced a written document to sup
port his testimony. Two women witnesses
sworo that such n contract was made. De
cision was given lu favor of the plaintiff.
but tho Judge granted n new trial.
Tho reasons for ills action were summed
up In the following statement'
"Tho decision was based largely upon
tho testimony of women. Tho cvldenco of
one written document In of more weight
than the oral testimony of a dozen wit
nesses, particularly where women aro con
cerned as witnesses. Though women nre
undoubtedly upon a higher moral plane
than men. they nro not as reliable upon
tho witness stand. It seems thnt women
nre of a inoro Imaginative nature, and,
though It la no doubt unintentional, they
como to bcllevo as truo what they at first
only Imagined nnd maintnln tholr belief In
spite of all argument against It."
Relative to tho question which has
arisen from Judge Waterman's decision the
local Judiciary fciid sovcral representative
women ot Omaha havo expressed opinions
as follows:
Mrs. Gcorgo W. Hoobltr I see no reason
why women aro not as good witnesses as
men. In fact. I think thoy nre more apt to
tell tho truth. They aro less given to dodg
ing questions which they do not care to
answer. Women tno woria over aro more
pious than men. They are free from many
of tho shnrp practices which men lenrn In
tho business world. Only last week I hap
pened to hear testimony lu a case which
was being tried In an Omaha court. A man
nnd his wlfo testified In the case. The
man's memory failed htm on points which
tho attorneys were very anxious to Investi
gate. It was almost Impossible to eet him
to tell anything. When tho wife was put
on the stand she told In a straightforward
way all that she knew about the matter. A
short tlmo tgo I had my first experience on
the witness stand and can readily under
stand why people become confused on the
stand. The questioning of skillful lawyers
Is enough to make one nervous. Women
are of a more highly strung nervous tem
perament than men and It may be contended
that they aro more excitable. However, 1
believe that the average man gets excited
when lawyers flro questions at him. I have
great faith In tho Judgment and piety of
womankind, If I were to be tried for some
great crime I should prefer to havo my fato
entrusted to a Jury of six women ana six
men than to ono mado up entirely of men.
In my opinion, It Is unfair to say that men
arc better witnesses than women, it is a
sex discrimination which cannot bo sup
ported with reason.
NutliliiK Wrong: iltli Women.
Mrs. Campbell Fair Although I have
never had any experience In court and do
not know what sort of witnesses women
make I see no reason why their testimony
should bo any less reliable than that of
men. Women are as truthful as men. They
aro better Judges of human nature, and I
have always noticed that they arrive at
conclusions more rnpldly and with as great
accuracy es men.
llakri Judge Fore nnil Aft.
Miss Mary Falrbrother A man who gave
Buch a charge to a Jury has neither a Judl
rial nor legal mind. He evidently Judges
tho sex by one woman he thinks ho knows.
There are women end men of the sort he
describes it Is not a matter of eex, hut ot
mentality, and the fact that all of the
schemes for perpetual motion have been
evolved by men would lead one to think that
the faculty of seeing thlngB as you wish to
see. regardless ot facts, Is a masculine u.ual
lty to a greater degreo than It Is feminine.
If tho Judge knows his business, really,
he would know that when cvldenco Is ad
mltted and the witness unlmpeached, It
must bo taken as given and considered by
the Jury, even if tho witness Is a lunatic
The time to establish the witness' compe
tency Is before, or at tho tlmo tho testi
mony Is offered, not after It has been ac
cepted. Opinions aro not evidence, and as
facts are, nnd facts alone. It does not mat
ter about opinions ex:ept when one Is nn
expert. Tho Judge certainly got things
cllgbtly mllxed nud supposed tho court was
a session of the Philosophical society.
11ns No Opinion to Offer.
Judge C. T. Dickinson Tho veracity of
women as witnesses Is a question that 1 do
not care to discuss.
Champion of Women.
Judgo Jacob Fawcett V.'hcn the teitl
mony of a woman conflicts with that of i
man I will give preference to tho woman's
word, excepting whero a womau gives evl
dence In a case In which her husband's
good name, liberty or llfo Is Involved. A
wife will go a great deal further from the
truth to protect a husband than a husband
will go to protect a wife. Women some
times testify falsely while under a strain
ot excitement but this Is unintentional on
their part and when It occura In my court
I always tnko palus to straighten out the
ttory of tho excited witness. Frequently
women do not understand business and legal
parlance, and, not wanting to heray their
lKno.vnco, they answer questions that they
do not understand nnd In that way they get
Into court records v.lth falso statements
Summing up the wholo question, I will say
that women aro more truthful than men
not only In rourt, but In every day life.
Women Aro Extrfiutols,
Judgo W. W. SlabaugliAs a general
proposition women nro more truthful than
men. and at the snmo tlmo they are more
willing to sacrifice the truth In an endeavor
to snvo what U dear to them, Take
woman and put her on the witness stand
to testify lu a caso whom her son's liberty
Is at stake and tho mother's love will get
the better of truth every time. Women
aro naturally extremists not conservatlv
like men. When she tindertakea to do right
she goes the limit and that Is why there
are so many more women than thero are
men actively engaged In charitable nnd
philanthropic work. Whon she goes wrong
she goes to the extremo In thnt direction
social conamons uo not allow bad women
the same opportunities to he good at timet
that the had men enjoy. When wo speak
of the good women, however, we must admit
that they adhere to the truth hotter than
do tbt food men. If a woman gives false
tcstltiir-ny ! l hrrause sh, wants to reach
a onnrluslon that is dear io her heart, while
:t man generally bear false witness to reach
I a conclusion dear to his pocketbeok.
tun nn Is I'li'lini'le.
J JuJfa Yt W. Ive-.-nt...f t ( frtiA that
women aro not as tfood witneises ns men,
tv;t I do not ajtrea rtlth Jiulto Wntcrman'a
Mattmen' that the te'n reony of women Is
dammed br their Imagination and tho like
lihood of their faiuyltig thnt things which
th:' hatn mly imagined ro realty true.
The tutmber of women who ajtpear In court
is limited ar.d only a small per tent of fe
male witnesses are really rrpMsenlatlto
women. On the wlinevj stand women aro
mere e.tcttnble than mn. In cno nn at
torney Intimates to a woman that aho Is
lying flu- is liable to loco her temper and
give way to linger In rush a manner that
her testimony will ho damaged. And theu
most women wnnt to talk too much on th
stand. Tho Insist on etplalnlng things In
detail. Hut 1 do not Leltere that the fail
ure ot tho avtritRC woman to be a good wit
ness can be charged to anything but her
lark of builness experience and hor unfit -mlllarlly
with courts. It certainly should
not be said that women do not desire to
tell the truth. In my opinion there are
some women and some men who go on the
stand with the tntentlou ot falsifying. The
percentage) of women who Intentionally give
falso testimony U probably as great as th"
rcrcentaee of malo witnetses who willfully
lie nn the ntand. I believe that there aru
cry few persons who deliberately He lu
court. I ngree with Judge Waterman's
stntoment that ono written document Is
worth more In evidence than the testimony
ot a dozen witnesses, regardless of whether
the witticstes nro men or women. The
memory of the average man or woman Is
very treacherous, and a written document
s preferable to any amount of oral testi
mony.
Indue linker's Idnn.
Judge Din S. Baker A woman makes a
Letter I In r than a man because she can stick
to n falso sfory longer and with a greater
bowing of sincerity. Generally speaking.
however, women nro truthful and their evi
dence in court Is regarded as reliable, but
there aro some wsravn, Just the samo ns
thero ato Rome men, who will commit per
jury. 1 don't think a woman Is any raori
apt to bo tarried away from tho truth by
Imagination than a man Is. They possess
uo peculiar faculty that enables thtm 'n
maglne that a Ho is tho truth.
Sexes Are Ctiunl.
Judge Lee S. Estclle Men aud women aro
alike In veracity. A good, conscientious
woman will r. I ways tell tbo truth and a
woman whoso conscience Is seared and gone
will Ho Just as readily as a man who Is
without conscience. I don't believe woman's
Imaginative powers nro as great as man's
and for that reason I fall to see how- her
veracity could be affected by her Imagina
tion. Imaginative genius was exemplified
In men like John Bunyon and Dante nnd
history never produced n woman to equal
them In Imagination. Thero Is such a thing
as woman's Intuition a woman can Intui
tively reach n conclusion and bo right,
while a man can get to a correct conclusion
only by reasoning. Tho superior Intuition
of women, however, docs not lead them into
relating falsehoods, excepting In rare In
stances. A woman's nervous system Is
moro sensitive than a man's and when she
appears In court she Is more easily con
fused, but It In her confusion she answers
falsely It Is because she has not understood
the questions and not because she wants
to Be.
ViiiKonliiilrr's Miasonrl Clilvuliy.
Judge D. M. VInsonhalcr I have not had
much experience with women witnesses In
the county court, but as far as my experi
ence has gone It has given mo a very fa
vorablo impression nf the women, I don't
recall n single Instance of a woman testify
ing falsely In my court. I believe women
aro more scrupulous thnn men in truth and
honor. I nm from Missouri.
Moral Aro Finer.
Rev. Mary Glrard Andrews I believe that
women usually havo a much keener moral
sonse of veracity than have men, but the
fact remains that they nre not so explicit
In thrlr statements and therefore may be
moro easily confused than tho avorago man.
But this of course would not bo from any
Intention of falsifying on their part. A
woman possessing a thoroughly disciplined
mind Is Just ns rcllnblo on tho witness
stand as a man. Whllo I wns In public
work for n number of years I often visited
court rooms for tho purpose of boarlng
testimony In noted cases end listening to
tho pleading of the attorneys, nnd I have
heard many straightforward testimonies
from women. I noticed, too, that many at
torneys take advantage of women's Inex
perience In such mattors and confuse them
willfully. Tho only time 1 wns over placed
upon tho witness stand was when a young
girl. It was In an Important civil suit and
I had no difficulty whatever In telling the
whole truth accurately. Afterward I wui
highly complimented by tbo Judge for the
clearness of my testimony.
rhlciiK" Jndun t.'ufulr.
Miss Edith Tobltt Judge Waterman's
statement that women are of a more Im
aginative nature than men seems to mo to
bo unfair. Men and women nre very much
allko In point of Imagination. I have
reason to bcllevp that there are Just as
many extremely imaginative men as women.
Although I know but little about courts and
tho manner In which people conduct them
selves on tho witness ntand, I meet many
ruen and women In my dally work and have
ru opportunity to read character. Take
men and women ot tho same class, who
hnve had the same environment nnd educa
tion, nnd It will be found that they aro
much alike. Tho unfamlliarlty of many
women with business methods and the ways
of the commercial world may unfit them for
glvlug testimony, but I do not believe that
they should ho chargod with having moro
vivid imaginations than men.
"When I wa prostrated with grip and
my heart and nerves were In bad shape.
Dr. Ml!es' Nervine and Heart Cure gavn
me new life and health," Mrs. Geo. Coll,
niffis. 111.
Colonel W. Thomas Itnrt n. fliilotde.
BOISE, Idaho, Fob. 17. Colonel W.
Thomas Hart committed sulcldo by Jump
ing from a freight train into tho Snako
river while the train was crossing a bridge
nrnr Huntington, Colonel Hart wns one
of tho most widely known mining men
and promoters In tho northwest
TO CURE THE JIIU
Adi lee of a Famous l'liyalolnn.
First and foremost, REST.
TaVo rare nf yourself. Your already
weakened nerves want res', and must have
It it the attack Is severe, go to bed and
remain there. Moro fatalities result from
neglect ot this precaution than from any
other cause
Eat sparingly, lour digestif e organs aro
In no condition to take care ot large quan
tities ut food.
Drlnlt plenty of pure, cold waiir. jt Rj.
lays the fever, stimulates the kidneys to
action and opens up the pores of the skin.
Keep the bowels open with Dr. Miles' Nerto
and Liver Pills.
Take throe dotes of Dr. Miles' Nerrlna
per day, and If you cannot sleep take an
extra dose at bedtime. To further control
the fever and to overcomn the peculiar
aches and pains of grip, ut Dr. Miles' Pain
Pills. They act quickly nnd effectually
and no bad effects result from their un.
These remedies have been thoroughly tested
more than a million times and their sfn
clency lo thoroughly estsbllsbel. They
never fall to give relief,
Dr. Miles' Remedies can be found t any
drug store, and they are sold on a porltlva
guarantee that first bottle or package bens
Sts or money refunded.