Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY 111272: TUESDAY, FJ51TKrAHY 19, 1901.
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lie dellTCred on presentation of tba
heck only.
WANTED-SITUATIO.NS.
EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Brown ttk
A-015
COMPETENT young bookkeeper, now em
ployed, wishes change of location nnd Is
seeking similar employment. Can read
and write. German. J 31, Bee.
WA.TEI)-.MAI.E HELP.
WANTED, we have steady work for a tew
KCod hustler of good ImbllH and appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co.. 1U03 Howard f t.
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In shirt
time: catalogue ft particulars free. West
ern Barbers' Institute, Omaha,
B )5
MEN or women to Hell (rood to city -rad.
Oood pay and steady employment. IIU
cnbaugh Sz Co., Ware block, Omaha.
15 MU2 Marl
WANTED, canvassers. 1620 Douglas St.
B-M7W
' OOOD r.ll around blacksmith: tmut bo
rood plow man. A. F. Swunson. Berths,
Neb. B-Mi 21
WANTED, experienced harness makers on
light ami heavy work. Apply to the
Waterloo Saddlery Co., Wnterloo, Iowa.
B-M631 23
MOLER Barber Collcae. 1C3 Farnamit.,
new branch of tho Mnler System of Col
leges, established In Now York. Chicago,
St. IoiiIm. Mlnncapo'ls and San Francisco;
the only Institution of tho kind In Omaha;
every facility for teaching the work! con
stant practice; expert Instructions, lec
tures, diplomas, complete, outfit of tools
presented each student; wages Saturdays;
positions guaranteed. Prepare now for
spring rush. Beautifully Illustrated cata
logue mailed free. Call or wrlto today,
B-M6&V-22
WANTEN Ton (10) harness makers, with
factory experience preferred. Tho Askew
Saddlery Co. 213 Delaware, Knnsns City,
Mo. B-MOil-21
SALESMEN for cigars; new plan, quick
sales, good business, big money. Con
sumers' Cigar Co., 634 8. 7th St.. St. Louts.
D
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. 876.
C !v57
I girls wanted. Canadian office, 1522 DougUs
YOUNG lady to learn massage'; permanent
position for right party. Apply 22-) Bee
Bldg. C-'2J
WANTED. ladyco"okf J5per -7ek. girl
for general work, $3 per wcok. Washing
ton Hotel, Lincoln, Neb. C MS05 19
COMPETENT girl for gcnoral housework;
family of two. 1322 South 29th St.
C-S24-19
FIRST-CLASS girl for general housework.
1024 Park avenue. C-MS3.! 21
I'OIl HE.XT HOUSES.
IK you want your houses well rented place
them with Ifcnnwa & Co. D i59
AI.WAX3 moving IT. II. goods. Pianos.
Office, .1511,4 Farnam St. Tel. 1553 or JfiJ.
D-S3)
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Drennan-Love Co., 39 So. 13th St.
. D-S61
HOUSES, stores. Beinls, Paxton block.
usa
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. V. LIFE.
D-863
HOUSES, eta 5. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-864
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker BIk
B-S65
HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown BIk.
D S56
NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east
frcnt. 27th nnd-St. Mary's ave., 35. Hemls
Faxton block. D70
BT URGES, MARTIN CO., 517 N. Y. Life.
D-9S1 F2S
!4th, near Farnam: ten-room modern house
complete tn every respect: ten minutes'
walk of center of city: reasonable rent.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Dou?
lau Sts. D-872
FOR RENT, S room house, nice yard and
stable. 2618 Charles St. D-58J
NINE-ROOM modern house, largo grounds,
xhnde trees, barn, thoroughly desirable, In
every way; rent, $40 to an Al tenant with
references. OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST
CO., 16th nnd Douglaa Sts. D S20
MODERN cottago for rent; furnlturo for
sale. Apply evenings, 3221 Leavenworth.
Tel. 123t. D-822-20
FOIl IlENT-Kim.MSHEI) ROOMS.
STEAM heated rooms at The. Thurston.
E 17J
DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam.
E-S7I
FOR RENT, a nicely furnished front room;
within walking distance of postofllcrt:
gentleman only: usa of bath nnd tele
phone", no other roomers. Address H 16,
Bee. E-M782
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. J6 up. 2i3 St.
Mary's. E-M990 Mnrl"
I FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping,
man nnd wife, 319 North 17th St.
E-303
WELL Furnished rooms: all modern con'
venlences. Private family. .1 44, Bee.
E M679-19
FIIIMSHEI) ROOMS AND HOARD.
GLENCAIRN, transients, JU'i day. 1609 Doug
1MRGE front parlors with board; also
tmaller room; reasonable rates. The Rose,
2020 Harney. F-M591
Tho Merrlam, good winter home. 25& Dodge
F-S7tT
UTOPIA, 172.1 Davenport 8t.
F-877
124 N. 23D ST., now management, new fur
nlture, good board. F M619 21
ONE largo front room, one small room,
both supplied with good closets, bxcel
lent bo.ud; prices reusonable. J07 South
24th St. . F-M629 22
MABEL GRAY, 317H N. JBth Bt..flat E.
F-M 831 Marl8
BOARD nnd room, 1916 Douglas.
F-M833 21
FOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR hoiiFekceping. also barn. 2024 St
Mary's ave. O M375
FOR RBXT-STORES A.ND OFFICES.
FOR RENT Store, In first-class location:
rent 'reasonable. Apply it. c retera &
v.0., grounu noor, uee uiug. i.-w
FOR RENT The hiilldlnir formerly oceu
pled by The Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly used as Th Bee press room.
This will b rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply "at once to C. C. Rose-
vater, secretary, room lw, uee uuuamg,
1261
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS to sell tho celebrated "M. & M,
and V. B. arc pressure lamps; extensive
territory; liberal contracts; more mil
itant than electric arc: U cent ner hour.
William Parkinson, Madison, Neb., state
agent. J .MJM -1
AGENTS, quick men to visit store and
sen mncnine ror priming signs on renrea,
bridges, sidewalks, etc. Arc Co.. Racine,
WIS, J M
STOHAOF..
OM. Van 8 tor. Co., lJUHFarn. Tela, 1.W-S63.
STOR UIE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912
914 Jones, reneral storage and forwarding,
-Sfs
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED, a good second-hand typewriter
desk. Address M. C. Oarrett, Madison,
Neb. N-M591 19
WANTED, tn buy, tobacco tags. Address
If. Velten, ISIS Chicago st. N-M709 111
WANTED TO Pt'RCHASE, small, cheap
nouses for spot cash; must tie snaps, tie-
ny ny tetter to -m. ii. u.. isiv m.
lary's Ave. N-S2S.20
FOR SAI.E-FIRMTURB.
CHICAGO FURN1TUIIE CO.. 1410 Dodge.
Tel. 2020. New & Cdhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged. O SS9
Fori ".I,E MOUSES. VEHICLES, ETC,
FOB, BALE, horse, buggy and harness,
J16O.00; rubber tired road wagon, $63.00: top
buggy, JSO.OOj road wagon, J40.00. tVA.
Burlow, 1311 Jones St. Tel. 2C66.
P-S25-1S
UP-TO-DATE relleble buggies, runabouts
nnd vehletes all kinds. II. Frosts, lltli
and Leavenworth. P 164
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IIAP.D and soft foundation piling: hog
fences and cribbing, 901 Douglas, q 8S2
2DIIAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam.
Q-833
SAFES; buy, sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 114 8. 11
Q-SS4
HEItTFOUD Sc CO., 16th and llworth.
FURNITURE tc UPllOLBTERINO.
Q S5
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal.
4Monro & Co. Q-386
INCUBATOKS. Send to the Cure Hatch
Incubator Co., Clay Center, Neb., for a
handsome tree catalogue. Q 111
FOP. SALE, 39 secondhand woodnn chairs,
In good condition, 25 cents each. App.y
Ben Business office. Q 'Jli
CI.AIRVO..V.'5.
HEBREW seer nnd clairvoyant; consult
him 10 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9. 1014 Howard st.
8-M793 19
MBS. FRITZ, medium. 19 North 16th,
S-SM
MME. G YLMER, genuine palmist. 1605 Dodga
S-849
SCENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1915 Farnam,
S-MSlft 23
ELECTIIIC TIIBAT.MEJCT.
MISS MAE LESLIE. 619 S. 16th. Id floor.
T-MS54-F-28
ELITE parlors, 615 South ICth, second floor.
T 404 MS
MME. AMEfl, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room
l; thermal baths. T-M81S 24
PERSONAL.
NEW piano of .standard make for sale
cheap by rellablo private party on account
of leaving city. Address, J 34, Bee.
U-M691-I0
PRIVATE home before and during confine
ment; bableB adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2620
Burdette. U S90
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons: mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co,,
1524 Douglas. U S91
SUPPLIES for nil machines: machines for
rent. White Sewtng Machine, 1620 Doug,
lus. Tel. 2331. -. U-M2
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during confinement; babies adopted. 2306
Grant St. U S93
VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 34S Bee Bldg.
U-Ji94
M. GOLDMAN CO. Only perfect ac-
coraeon pieaiinK uiuiii in me wrsi, Alan
orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas Block,
opposite Hayden's. "U 797
TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric
bams, ror tames oniy; skiiicu women
masKagu operators; finest equipped baths
In the city. Rcnatrom Bath -Company,
Rooms 216 to 220, Bee Bldg. U S96
LIEBEN, theatrical, masauerade costu'mor.
1018 tarnam, u 9l
DR. ROY, chiropodist: corns & superfluous
block. U-SSi
WE RENT sewing machines for Too peY
ween; we repair hiiu sen neeuies uuu ni
tcchments for any machine made. Neb.
Cycle Co., Cor 15th & Harney. Phone lw3.
U-M123 M3
A BOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a
luxury wnen ll arrorus you a cure and
secures tho comfort ana happiness of
your room-mate. UM212
EXPERIENCED barber, strictly temper
ate, desires wuo wiin i.u"u. .mu.u do
under 25. A Barber, Red Oak. In.
U M S29-20
SOMETHING new for Oinnha, a placa
whom you can learn practical uressmiiK-
Itiir without nervine R months nr n x-ur'n
apprenticeship. Learn the. Mubowefl y-
tem ot uresscumng. .mukr your own
dresses; school, 515-16 Karbnch blk.
l-M 827-2.1
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
....... Ilp.nn.n.1 rt.'A fr TAA Un.,.t. .U.I.
W-iS9S
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa larms ai u per cent; borrowers can
pay 100 or any multiple; any Interest
date: no delay. Urennan-Love Co.. 300
S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W 401
PRIVATE money. 5, 5',i. 6 per cent; no de
lay, Garvin Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 199
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants,
W-9E
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W. Farnam Smith A
Co.. 1320 Farnam. W-900
WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds
and warrnnis. ji. u. reicrs t to., 1.02
rarnani ni,, isea mog. w 'Jul
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1W5 Farnam.
W-9W
MONEY to loan at G and 5H per cent on
Omahu property. W. U, Meikle, 401 8. 15th.
W 9C
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H, Sherwood,
939 in. i. L,ue. w aoj
FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxtoblock".
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1624 Dojglaa.
6 AND fH per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
First National Bank building. TH, 16)8.
3IO.VEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
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LOANS
R
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LOWEST RATES IN CITY. WE P08t.
TIVELV WILL NOT BE UNDERRATED
RAILROAD MEN RECEIVE SPECIAL
ATTKNTIOV
REBATE GIVEN IF LOAN IS PAID
npi-nnf riTTtt
WHY GIVE A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
WHEN YOU CAN GET MONEY ON ,
YOltn Pt.lIM NnTF.T
STRIP I'LY CONFIDENTIAL BMPLOY-
WHH KKED NOT KNOW.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
AMERICAN LOAN CO..
ROOM 601, BEE BUILDING. .
N. W7
4V. 414 1UUA1,
Loans made In Amounts from J10 to t250 on
f r v r.- v rtrv.v
iiuiisrnuiu lurniiure, pianoH, norses, car
rlagrs, etc., without removal, or on youi
o-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All cr I
miff lt tVtm n.a - I . . n I. . V. I
first month or no part of It need be paid
wifi iui vvQrwi .imniiii. iacn payincili
imus reauces me cost accordingly. r-m
plovers ami neighbors know absolutely
,1 ,1 1 V, ! 1 1 1. nt nM . I,. ...I.ll .. I1..nl.
..w..,...B w. uhi UUBIIir.n IDII1IIUI1V, I (UIC
..u ,n iiiuiic bic n.viiru lu lil nnu
get my terns and compare them with
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies mav be transferred to me. No
charge (or papers. All business' strictly
connaential. (julclc service and lowe
rates guaranteed.
1 . mivi nt.-
631 Paxton Blk., top floor, northeast. corner
Tel. 746. X-U
MOXEV TO T.OAWIt ITTEI.S.
. , DO YOV NEED MONEY' ,
We loan Jlo.oo and tip on furnlUre,
pianos, horses and other chattels.
... SALARY LOANS . , ,
without mortgage to people holding
permanent positions, You can get the
money in a few hours after making ap
plication and take 1, 2. 3, 4. 5, 6 months
or more In which to pay It back, and
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep it. We charge nothing
for papers and we give you the full
amount In cash. There are no lower
rates than ours; our term" "are the
cnaiem; our uusiness is conuuenuui "
our motto Is "Try to Please."
. ..... r.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
loard of Trade Bide. Tel. 229...
bllshed 1S92 ) 306 South IGJJt.
119 Una
(Establish
SALARY LOANS. ...
If von nre nmnlnvml In n reannnslble firm
we win loan you sums from tV to J10O on
t uur noie hi mucn onenpei nnu
raies man elsewhere. Uf tnis we urn
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Nothing deducted from amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 303. Paxton Block. X-914
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Rccd. 319 8. 13.
X 91S
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
Upon tholr names without security; easy
payments. Tolman, 410 Board Trade bldg.
X 9l
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker blk,
CHATTEL & Salary loans. .Toe II. Pleas
ants. B4 Barker Blk. X-M50I-F19
SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha
Credit Co., 526 New York Life Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
J150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or cash; will earn U and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., turnl
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111. .
Y 923
FOR SALE, agricultural Implement and
carriage bjslncss In south central Ne
braska. For further particulars address
Box 603, West Liberty, lo Y-M731
MONEY mndn In oil stock; thousands are
netting rich: grasp thb opportunity, to
clay: for full particulars, Mt. Hamilton
Land nnd Oil Co., Rea Bldg,, B. San
Jose, Cal. f Y-M003 23
FOR HALE, a good nefpupor in n. pros
perous Nebraska town: no competition:
cleared $1,000.00 In 1M0. Best of reason for
selling, Address J 4.", Bee. Y-M727 19
PLACE your COLLECTIONS nnd LEGAL
matters with New Snow-Church Co., 401
405 N. Y. L Omaha. Associate attorneys
everywhere. Y S10 24
MILK DAIRY for sale or trade for farm.
Joseph ilulanclc, South Cist and Bancroft,
Y 821-24
MEDICAL practice turned over to pur
chnrer of oftlco fixtures, drugs, 2 horses
nnd buggy: theap, "t 7CO.O0: location
eastern Nebraska. Address J 54. Bee.
Y M S2S-22'
Foil EXCHANGE.
A FINE JSTlOO Imported magic lantern, as
good as new, only used a short time; suit
ab!o for lectures, churches or lodge enter
tainments; a bargain. Address V 63, Bee
office. 5C-179
WILL trnde stoves nnd furniture for riorsc.
801 N. lOtll St. .MT.,3 .M'l'IU
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FARMS, largo ,ahd smnll. Let mo know
what you want.' wiuiam iseison, eoi a.
10th. ' RE-M943
STURGES, MARTIN CO.. 517 N. Y. Life.
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
it is as:
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans: nlso flro
insurunce. iicmis. l-axion uik, his
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
Union pacific liauroau company, ii. a.
McAllastcr -land commissioner, 'Unloji
Paclflo Headnuarters, Omaha, Neb.
3- RE 921
PROPERTY bought A sold; money loaned;
rents collected, u. i- jonnson i;o.. mo.
15th fit. RE-102 F20
CHEAPEST lot in city of Omaha; G2iS-foot
east rront in Neison a auuition. jii. J.
Kennard & Sou, 310 Brown block.
RE-921
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
cu o.i iiiuaiiu, .-suu. uuilllueuilHl
-D27
LADIES. J500 reward for an obstinate, long
standing, abnormal case suppression, nny
ciiiisc. old. Dr. Jackson's Vecotablo Fe
male Medicine falls to relieve In 21 hours
without pain or loss of work. Express W
-". u. u, ur. .lacxson uemeay co iiii
ucaruoni si., unicugo, i.epi. iec.
M-783 27
LADIES! Chichester's English rennyroyal
Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take no
other. Bend 4c stamps for particulars.
"Relief for Ladles" in letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
cnemical Co., I'niladelphla. I 'a.
DR. LE DUE'S Femaio Regulator, posl
tlvely warranted to euro tho most stub
born cases of monthly Htooonires. Irrecu-
larlties, obstructions and suppressions
urougui on rrom wnntcver cause; . a
packago or 3 tor J.V, sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. Tho Kldd Drug
Co.. Elgin. Ill, American Office, retail,
whoIesalH, Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
M. A. DIKoi, South Omaha: Davis Drug
Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goods.
PATENTS.
IN'. ENTORS GOT AN IDEA ' Wo handle
patents.. copyrights and trndfl marks; ynu
give us the bar? Idea and wo will 'lo the
rust; modern equipped machine shop nnd
foundry In connection: Official 'n.i?tt. on
file: guide book free. Mason. Fenwlck &
Lawrence, patent lawyerH, 14t6 Howard
a i.; lei. no, umanu. J. i: cronin, repr.
-'Jii
INVENTORS, wo usl; no to until the
palent Is procured; If we fall, wo et no
fee; advice free. Sues & Co.. Patent Law
yers, Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Long dis
tanco telephone 1622. 41S-Mar.l5
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.-
A C. VAN SANT'3 School. "17 N. Y. Life,
929
BOYLES' College, court reporter, princlpil.
Bee Bldg. -920
NEB. Business & Shorthand college, Bovd'a
Theater. -931
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., It & Doug.
9.12
BELGIAN HARES.
FOR SALE, 25 fine Belgian hares, out of Im
ported stock, prize winners, at reasonable
figures; have a few at Si each. Coma early
nnd have your pick, liuiulie upstnlru.
1443 South 16lh at., one block south of
William st. M-764 23
EXPERT ACCOUTANT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., dav or
evening. R. 15, Com. Nat, Bank. G. R.
Rathbun. -734
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 516 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson, D, O.. ladles' dept.;
Old E, Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-93J
M. E. DONOIIUB. D. O., of Still school.
Klrkavllle, .Mo., 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367,
-931
BICYCLES.
WHY ride h dusty old wheel when L.
Flescher mikes them look good us new
for almost nothing'. 1622 Capitol ave,
M-633
LOST,
LOST or stolen, Friday. St. Bernard pup,
about 5 months oh); white and tan color,
white feet and fate. Return to 1610 N.
27lh st. and receive reward. No questions
asked. 8. A. Wallace. LOstM74S
WALL PAPER CLEANING,
C. MIDDLEMI8T, experienced cleaner
leave orders with Lewis Henderson,
florist, 151 Farnam street. 'Phone 1258.
;97-22
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INCUBATORS NI IIROODERS.
INCUBATORS and brooderr; catalogue
free. Write Burr Incubator Co., If 2.
Omaha, Neb. Factory at 2Sth & Daver.psrt
-173
itiinir.it STAMPS.
BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co.. Beo Bldg.
TCI 2X15. 3J7
BIRDS AND TA.TIDERMV.
STOCK'S Bltd Store. 1603 Leavenvorth,
933
PAWN1IROKBHS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, nccommodat
Ing; all busl.ics.i confidential. 1301 Doug'ns.
- m
Ft RMTl ltE REPAIRING.
TEU 1331. M. 8. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
SMU
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil-
bin. l.Wi Farnam. Telenlion 7. 941
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Btetm Laundry: shirts. 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, ic. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 647.
IMS
CARPENTERS AND .IOIIIIERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly nt tended to. J. T. Ochiltree, roth
and Lako Sts. 370
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best, n'.ilck
est. Mrs A. C. Mark. S. E. Cor. 17th nnd
Fnrnnm. 943
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bco Bldg. Tel. 2.V13.
-935
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED Julia Vaughn, 430 Ratnge Bldg.
-939
PORTO Popular Toms
RICO Feb. 10. March ?. lllu--
tinted program; 24 days, nil rspens-e", J1US.
Raymond & Whltcomb, 10 3 Adams St.. Chlcaoo
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
FREMONT. ELKHORN A
Missouri Valley Railroad
- "Tho Northwestern
Line" General Offices.
United Htatra National
Bank Bldg.. S. W. Corner
,,-...,,11. f2tm
. Aluillll uiiu I'uilimii .j.w.
llckct yfllcc. 1401 Farnum St. Tel. 561. De-
ku., uiu una woujtcr ais. ti. iijs
Leave.
Black ItllN. Don.ltvnn.l
Arrive.
Hot Springs a 3;00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e f:00 pm
Hasunbs. Tor. David "
City, Superior. Geneva,
Exeter ana Seward ...b 3:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdigro and
. Fremont o 7:30 am
Lincoln. Wuhoo and
Fremont b 7:30 ain
b 6:00 pm
bl0:25 am
bl0:2S am
i-remont Local c 7:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday.
Dally except Monaav.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "Ths
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Office. 1401
Furnom St. Telephone,
Ml Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Telephone 039.
ucave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:00 am all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger ....fa 4:15 pm a i!40 am
Eastern Express. Des
Moines, Mursballtown.
Cednr Rapids und
Chicago tal0:55 am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Special. Chl-
rseo ar.A ast.......i.a 4:63 pm a 4:06 pm
Fast Mnli. Chicago to
Omaha n 2:45 pm
Omaha-Chicago L't'l,,'.n 7:45 pm n,h:() am
Fast Mall ,. , iv,- u SSIO am
Ceaar Rap.aa i-asenscr a.6:3u pm
a Dally. - '
BIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Line" -Genera
Offices, United State
National Dank Building.
S. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnam Sts. TleVet
Office. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone 561. De
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Tclepnone 629.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express n :S5 am nl0:25 pm
Twin City Limited, ,a 7:33 pm a 8:15 um
Sioux City Local u 8:00 am a 3:50 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL..
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Ma V.k.n.1.. Yi I . . ,
viiib3, -vvifi-ianu u i v i
slan. 16th nnd Webster
Bts. uuy TicKct Ufllce,
1401 Tarnam St, Telephone,
561. Depot,
liin ana Webster sis.
Leave.
Twin City Passejser...a 0:00 am
Omaha Pssen..fcr
Sloui. City & North-,
east Nebraska a 3:45 om
u Dally.
Arrive.
a 9:10 pm
all :10 um
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& St Paul Railway City
Ticket Office, 1504 Farnam
IMlLWAUk
Street. Telephone, 284.
Depot. Tonth and Mason
bticcis. leiepnono, t."J.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex.. .n 6:00 nm a 8:05 nm
Chicago & Omaha Ex,.b 7:13 am b 3:40 pm
a uany. u ijai" except ounuay.
I1URLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Routu "
General Offices. North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets, Ticket
Olllce 102 Farnam Street
Telephone. 250,
Burlington Station, Tenth
and Masou Streets. Telephone, 128.
t.itipnin iinivtlniT nnd
McCook a S:B am a 7:35 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado, Utah. California, a 4;2j pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Block Hills. .a 9:00 pm a 6:45 nm
Montana ruget Sjund.-n 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm a 9:17 am
Wvniore. Beatrice nnu
Lincoln ... a K-.4D am bll:55am
Denver. :n lor.ulo. Utah
arm California a 6:43 am
South Bend. Louisville.
Plattsrooutli b 3:33 om bll :03 am
I. uiuuii, A inuaiituuill
and Pacific Junction. .a 7:00 pm a S:20 am
Lieiievur, I'mttsmoutn
and Pacific Junction, ,nl2:10 am
a Dally, b Dally exLcnt Sunduy
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& qulncy Railroad 'The
Burlington Route'" Ticket
omce wi f urnara Street.
Telephone, 250. Depot,
Tenth and Mason streets.
Telephone, 128.
Leave.
Arrive.
Daylight
clai
Chicago ape-
a r.v) nm
al0:i5 pm
Chicago Vcstlbuted Ex. a 4:00 pm
Chleairo Local Kinress.a !':30 um
u ina um
a :05 nm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm
Fast Matt
a Dally.
u 7 :45 nm
a 2:45 pm
KANSAS CITY. RT. rn
reph i Council Bluffs
llaliroaa -The Burling
ton iiouie TlcKet Office,
lMrJ Karnom Atrot -t't.
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
,,i, ,i, it in n u.i r., i VIC-
cnone. izs
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am a 6:2.1 pm
..ii.- ifiiii r.x..iivtu pm a c:jj am
Dl, bvuia i' lyvi' or tf
jueuii ,uim di, i,ouis..a d:iu pm all:15 am
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
uuiroai-i-iy Ticket Of
uee. nuj farnam Street.
Telephone, 243. Depot.
j rum ano.fliarcy Streets.
-eave. Arrlv.
Chicago Expreaa 7:00 am all.26 pm
.nicugo Limiicu iJI" u u
m
aunntapoiis anu ai.
Paul Express b ,:0O am
Minneapolis and St.
Paul Limited a 7:45 pm
Fort Dodgu Local from
" 9M0 pw
a 5:03 am
r0.UrS , ,u,! L!i'V.""b 4:30 pm S' m
" - : ."'! .1111
Council B!uff.t i.. .a 6 Warn
a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
TlcKet onice, 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 322. De.
pot. lenin nnu iiarcy fits,
teiepnone,
Leave. Arrlv.
Ht. I.nnlu "Cannon Ball"
Express a 5:15 pre a 1:20 am
a Daily,
AT
IlIlL
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL.
' -Gwieral Offices and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th und Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot
Union Btatlon. '
. Leave. Arrlv.
ai. L.OUIS nnu jvansas
City Express alO:00 am a 6:24 pm
K. a, St. L. Express,. .aU-:50 pm a 6.15 am
Leave from l.Vn and
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Loral. Via
Weeping Water .....,b 4;t0 pm al0:45 are
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
, i-HlCAGO. ROCK I8L
and Se Paclflc Railroad
-"The Great Rock Isl
and Route" city
Ticket Office. 1323 Fnr.
nnm Street. Telephone.
428. Depot. Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Tele
phono, 629.
Des Moines and Da von-"
ppri i-ocai a 7!Z3 nm blt:33 am
Des Moines Local pm . 4:45 om
Chicago l ost Express. .a w) pm a 1:25 nm
Des Moines, Rock is. pm
n .i .1 n .1 r I. I . . . . 4 . , k ...
uiiu vuu v."n.uhj..i..,n , im pm 1 gm
ll't'DT
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.. '
uenvrr, i-ueoi3 nnd
Wnaf n . . ....
,. tt .iwV pIn B
Coloiado,. Oklahoma &
iexns i-iyer n 5:20 pm a 9:60 am
a Dally b Daily except Sunday.
OMAHA & 87. LOUIS RAIL,
road -Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "Ths
Qulncy Route"-Tlcket Of
fice. 1115 Farnam St. Tele,
'ihone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Streets. Telephone.
629.
Leave. Arrlv.
Ji. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a &:i5 pm a 8:20 am
:ansas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9:00pm
a Dally.
UNION PAClrlC'TIIE OVER,
lanl "toute" General Offices.
H E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets, City Ticket Office, 1321
Tarrirm Street. Telephone, 316
Depot. Tenth and Marcy Sis'
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrlv.
Th,. rvr!-in,l Limited. .a 8:20 nm a 7:30 nm
The ChlCngo-Portland
Special n '-JO nm a 7:30 pm
The Fast Mall o s:50 am n 3:23 pm
Tho Mnll nnd Express.. all:3j pm a 4:25 pm
Lincoln, ueuirico unu
Strnmsburg Express, ,b 4:05 pm b 12:30 pm
The Paclflo Exnress....a 4:25 pm
Tho Atiimtlc Express... a 6:50 am
uranu isiuna i.ncai..,.o b:.u pm D : am
a uany. o unllv except Sunday.
(SUNDIO stnvicc moiLiooaji.
ALONG THS NORTH SHORE
BIES!, MJEVITAS. QIHARA, (4 1ARAC0A,
aa etitr nrtt.
lttrsaON STEAMSHIP I.IN'E7 WIHUm St
New York City.
lrt 1U1J OC V 11 1 1
(6 Union Bquura, New York.
For Tlckut.1, Stateroom Reservation
and Genersl Information of the MO
BILE BERVICE. apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile St Ohio 11. R. and South
ern Ry.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be rend DAILY by all interested, ns
i-iihiikps may occur ut any time.
Foreign mulls for the week nndliur l'en.
runry 23, JOOL will closo (PROMPTLY In
nil cases) nt the General Postolllco as fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS Close ONE
HOUR curlier thnn rlnslnir time slwivvn
bnlow. Parcels Post Malta for Germany
closo nt 6 p. m. on Februnry 18. per s. s.
Butnvin, via Hamburg, nnd February 20,
per s. h. Oldonburg. via Bremen.
iieguiar nnu Muppiementnry .Mans close nt
Forelirn Brnnch naif hour later thun clos
ing tlmo shown below.
Trnns-Atlnntlo MnlU.
WEDNESDAY-At 6:30 n. m. for EU
ROPE:, per s. s. St. Louis, via South
nmpton! nt 8:30 n. m. (supplementary 10
ii. m.) for EUROPE, per a. s. Majestic,
via Quecnstown; at 10 n. m. for IlEI
(5IUM, per s, s. Noorlnnd, via Antwerp
(mnll must be directed "per s. s. Noord
Iand"). THURSDAY At 7 n. m. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA nnd LORENZO MAR
QUEZ. per s, s. L'Aqultnlne. via Havro
(mall fnr other narts of Euronn tnusiL be
dlrcctetl "per s. s. L'Anullnlne").
SATURDAY At 5:S0 n. m. for EUROPE.
per . s. Servln, via Quecnstown; at 7 n.
m. for DENMARK direct, per s, s.
Tslnml (mall must bo directed "per s. s.
Island"); nt 7:30 n. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. Mansdnm (mnll
must bo directed "per s. s. Mnasdam");
nt 9 n. m. for ITALY', per s. s. Werra,
via Naples (mnll must bo directed "er
s. s. Wcrra"); nt 10 n. m. for SCOTLAND
direct, tier s. s. Furnessla (mnll must be
directed ."per s. s, Furnessla").
PRINTED MATTER. ETC. This stenmer
tukes Printed Mutter, commercial l'npers
nnd Samples for Germany only. Tho
nanif clnss of mall matter for other parts
of Europo will not bo sent by this ship
unless specially directed by her.
After the closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Mails named nbove. ad
ditional supplementary mails nre opened
on tho piers of tho American. English,
French nnd German steamers, uml re
main open until within Ten Minutes of
tho hour of sailing of steamer.
Mulls for South nnd Central America,
West Indies, Elc.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 n. m.) for ckmtral amkiiiua
(except Costa Rica) and SOUTH I'A
CIFIC PORTS, )er s. s. Advance, via
Colon (mall for Guatemala must bo di
rected "per s. s. Advance"); nt 10 u. m.
for HAITI, per s. s. Prlns Wlllloju V.
(mall for Curacao, Trinidad, Venezuela,
British nnd Dutch Guiana must be di
rected "per s. s. Prlns William V."J-; at.
12:30 p. in. (supplementary 1 p. m.) for
ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX. LEEWARD
nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS, nnd DE
MUR ARA. per h. r. Corlbbee: ut 1 p. m
for PERNAMBUCO and SANTOS, per h.
h. Cnstlllan Prince; ut 6:30 p. m, for
JAMAICA, per b. . Admiral Rarrngut,
from Boston; at II p, m, for NASSAU,
ner stenmer from Miami. Fla.
WEDNESDAY-At 6 n, m. for BRAZIL,
per s s. coieriugo (man ior rsoruiern
Brazil, Argentine Republic, Uruguay and
Paraguay must be directed "per s, s.
Colcrlilgo'-); al 9:30 n. m, for INAGUA
nnd HAITI, per h. s, Belveron: nt 12 tn.
m. for CUBA urRETAOIN8IIRDLUCM
for CUBA. YUCATAN. CAMPECHE.
TABASCO nnd CHIAPAS, per s. b. Yuen
tan, via Havana und Progreso (mall for
other parts of Mexico must be directed
"per h. 8, Yucntnn"); at 11 p. m. for
JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Schley, from
Philadelphia.
Tl I URSDA Y At 7 n. m. for BERMUDA,
per h. h. Pretoria; nt 10 n. tn. for PORTO
RICO. per. U. 8. Transport Rawlins, via
San Juan; nt 12 m. for NORTHERN
BRAZIL, per s. . Clement; nt 12 tn. for
SANTIAGO, per s. s, Snutlngo de Cuba.
FRIDAY At "11 p, m. for NASSAU, per
steamer from Miami, Fla.
SATURDAY At !:: n. in. for ARGEN
TINE REPUBLIC, URUGUAY and PAR
AGUAY, nor 8. s. Bellemlen; nt 9 a. m.
(Supplementary 9:30 a. m.) for PORTO
RICO (via San Juan), VENEZUELA nnd
CURACAO, per s, 8, Cnracas (mall for
snviinilln. nnd Cnrthitttena must be di
rected "pr s, s, Cnracas"), nt 10 n. tit. for
CUBA, per 8. 8, Mexico, via Havana; at
Hi a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, 8A VAN
ILLA unit l "A It l UAliKiNA, per H. H.
Altai (mall for CohIii Rloa. must bo dl
rooted "ned 8. s. Altai"): nt 10 a. ni.
(supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for HAITI,
per s. 8. Alps; nt 12 m, for MEXICO, per
8. s. unmet, via -rnnpicu uiiuu must do
directed "per b. . jiiiuku- ). hi uym p. m
for MATANSAS, CAIBARIEN. NUE
VITAS. OIIIARA nnd BARACOA. nor s
s, Ollndn (onllnnry mnll nu'v which must
be directed "per 8 s, uunuu t
Mnlls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Hvilncv nnd thenco b.v stenmer. closo at
tills office dally nt 6:30 p, in, (connecting
close hero every .Monday, Wednesduy nnu
Saturday). .Mans ror .iiiuueion. uy ran to
itnstnn und thence b.v steamer, close nt
this office dally at (1:30 ii, in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to I'ort Tampa, Fla,, and
thence ( ysteamer, close ut this office
dally, except Monday, nt "6 a, in, (the
connecting closes are on nununy, wriine?
drtj'hnd Friday). Mai's for Cuba, by rail
to Miami, Fin., and thence by steamer,
close at this oflllce every Monday nnd Frl
iiuv at "11 t. m. Malls for Mexico City.
overland, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by steamer, close at this office
dally ut lp) p. in. nnd 11 p. m. Malls for
Costa Rica, Bellzze, Puerto Cortez und
Guatemala, ny mil to .New urlenns nnd
UU'lllw u v niiTniiici, i ivo-i n i nun Ullivc
dally ot "1:50 p. m. (connecting closes hero
Mondays for Bellzze. Puerto Cortez and
Guatemala anu Tuesdays ror costa Rica)
'ffcuaji' -
i NWY0RKgi1gnR MOBILE, 1
I nemp iNcosNtctMNwrm J :
POSTOFFICH NOTICE.
Registered mnll closes at S p. m. previous
da) .
Trnnpnrln Mulls.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
hcit dully at 6:30 p. m, up to Fcbrjary
"18th for dispatch per s. s. Zenlanflln.
Malls ror China and Jnpati, via. Vancouver,
close hero dallv at 6:30 p. m. tip to Feb
ruary 19th, Inclusive, for dispatch ler
s. s. Empress of China (registered mall
must be- directed "via Vancouver".
Mulls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil
ippine; Islands, via San Francisco, close
hero dally nt 6.30 p. m. up to Fobrunry
22d. Inclusive, for dispatch per t. R. Rio
Janeiro,
Mulls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Philip
pine Is'ands, via San Francisco, close here
dally at 6:30 p. tu. up to March "2d, inclu
sive, for dispatch per s. s. Coptic.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwnnled via Ejrope), New
Xentnnd, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii, via nSn
Francisco, close hero dally al 6:30 p. in.
nfter Fehrunry 9th and up to March 2d,
Inclusive, or on arrival at s, p. I.ucanln,
dun nt New York March 2d, for dispatch
p'-r s. s. Slcrrn.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, nnd New .ealntid,
which goes via San Francisco), nnd FIJI
Islnnds, vln Vancouver, close hero dally ut,
C:.H) p. in. up to March 2d, Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s. Wnrrlmoo (supplement
nry mal, via. Seattle, close at 6: p. m.
March "3d: mall must he directed "per
s, s. Wurtimoo").
Transpacific mails nro forwnrdi'd to port of
salting dally nnd the schcdulo of closing is
nrrnnged on the presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit, Registered
mnll closes nt 6 p. in. provious dny.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT,
Postmaster.
Postofflce, New York. N. Y,, February 15,
1901.
GOVERX.'MET .OTICE.
CHIEF QUARTERM.CsTER'3 "oFFICE
Omaha, Neb., February 18. 1901. Scaled pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will bo received hero until 2
o'clock p, m., February 28. 1901, nnd then
opened In tho presence of nttendlng bid
ders, for four hundred nnd twenty-eight
(4S) Cavalry Horses for delivery nt Fori
Leavenworth, Knnsas. V. 8. reserves
right to reject nny or nil proposals, or
any part thereof. Blank forms for bid
ding nnd circular giving full Information
und requirements will be furnished on ap
plication to this olllce. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be marked "Proposals
for Horses, and nddressed to F. H.
HATHAWAY, Chief Q. M.
F-19.20.23-27M
CHIEF QIARTERMA8TER'B OFFICE
Onmha, Neb., February 16, 1901. Sealed
proposals lit triplicate, will be received
hero until 2 p. in., central standard time,
March 16, 1901, for furnishing transporta
tion, drayagn nnd for handling stores in
Department of the Mlsourl during fiscal
year commencing July 1, 1901. U. 8. ro
scrves right to accept or reject any or all
proposal, or any part thereof. Informa
tion furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals to bo marked "Pro
posals for transportation on Route No.
," nddressed F. H. HATHAWAY. C.
Q, M. F. lS-e-19-20-21-m. Mar. 13-14.
WANTED for tT. 8. army, able-bodied un
mnrrled men, between ages of 21 and Si:
citizens of tho United States, of good
character and temperate habits, who can
epenk, rend nnd write English. Recrulti
specially desired for -"crvlce In Philippines.
For Information npply to Recruiting Offi
cer, Cor. 16th and Dodgo sts., Omaha, Neb.
F-M
LEGAL NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The unnual meeting of stockholders In
The Bee Publishing Company will be held
at their office, corner 17th nnd Fnrnam
streets In the city of Omaha on Monday,
March 4th, 1901. By order of the president,
Omnha, Neb.. February 18th. 1901.
Geo. B. Tzschuck, Secretary.
Feb. 10-t-m-&-e.
EVA IS LONG ON HUSBANDS
Pretty Brunette Acrobat Tnlka of
Her Mntrlmonlal Ea
cniindes.
If pretty Eva Mouletl has two husbands
alio swears she doesn't know It.
Eva Is tho little brunette who assists the
Orlskany brothers In an acrobatic turn.
Sho is charged with having tuoro husbands
than sho really ought to have.
Last week tho Orlskany trio was in Kan
sas City und Eva met William Henderson,
tho son of Assistant Fire Chief Alex Hen
derson, and tho story goes that the young
people became so infatuated with each
other that they were married before they
had known each other twenty hours.
"Married to Henderson!" Eva exclaimed
when charged with having taken on a team
of husbands. "Well I gueBs not that is,
unless I was dopedl I don't remember any
thing about it."
"Well, you havo ono husband!"
"Yes, I'vo got n, husband somewhere by
the namo of Irwin Francis," the vivacious
acrobat replied.
"Francis Is a theatrical manager, Isn't
he?"
"Oh, bo's a little ot everything he
oughtn't to be. I married him four years
ngo and I haven't seen him for four years,
and don't know what has becomo of him
When further information was sought
concerning Eva's marriage with young
Honderson fho little woman frankly ad
mlttcd that she met the mnn once In Kan-
sus CIU.
"But if I'm married to him I don't know
It," she explained, "I nover saw him but
ouco und I'vo heard all the tales about how
we woro married at a Justice's office. If
they'ro truo I don't know anything nbout
them."
Eva Mouletl has goo-goo ryes which
would melt an older heart thun that of
young Henderson. Sho has a wealth of
brown hair done up Zaza stylo and topped
off with n picture hat that extends several
feet In front of her faco aud displays a
great cluster of American Beauty roses. A
white raglan coat nnd enough diamonds to
fill a wheelbarrow complete this stage per
son's rathor striking street costume.
Tho woman's real namo Is Eva llalll
day nhd her homo address is 40 East
Thirty-third street, Chicago. Her affair
with young Henderson created quite a stir
in Kansas City and caused consternation
in tho Henderson .family. Chief Honderson
pursued tho young couple to tha Justice
shop, where the ceremony is said to havo
been performed. Eva and her now love
fled through a side door of tho Justices
office nnd escaped pareutnl wrath. Hen
derson's parents forbade his accompanying
his wife when she left Kansas City to come
to Omaha,
FAILURES , IN MATRIMONY
Mrs, Ontrnnticr Mukra Counter, Cliurcea
lu Dlvorci- Suit Ilriruu ,y
Ilrr Husliuiiil.
W. B, Ostrander is accused by his wlfa,
Selnin, of disturbing the tranquillity of her
home. Ostrander began suit for dlvorco
some months ago and in an amended answer
filed yesterday his wife asserts he came
home ut 3 o'clock ono morning, displayed a
reiolver and threatened to beat her head
off. At another time, so says the wife, ho
nourished a knife und told her that he was
sorry lie could not cut her head off. Mrs
Ostrander further alleges that her husband
some time ngo collected Sl,tf50 of her money
and failed to turn It over to her.
Eleouora Baker sue Benjamin Baker for
a dlvorco on the ground of cruel and In
human treatment. They were married in
H91 In this city and have two children.
Mortality Statistic.
The following deaths nnd births wit. r
ported to tho city health commissioner for
llie Iori --riHDi nJrri ending ui noon MOn
dnv:
Deaths Esther G. Lonergan, 2606 Farnam
used 27: PhlllP T Cogclns. 2101 Boulevard
aged 30; Mother Rose Conway, Sacred
Heart convent, nged 01; George Smith,
Twenty-fourth and Hickory, nged 70; Ray
Pearl, Douglas countv hopltal, aged 29;
Arnold II. Erlckson. 3513 Seward, ugd 11
monms; jnuu. jbuuchom, ine-j unicngo
aged 5 months.
Births F. Klines, 17( South Eighteenth
glr'; E. J, Curvlll. 1019 South Nineteenth
Klrl: John Bohlander. 1021 South Klch
toenth, girl; Chnrles Nepodnl, 1907 South
t ourieeniu, gin: n. menu, ht: noutn mir
teenth. alrl: M. Ree. HIS South Fourteenth
girl: Fred Johnson, 3104 Center, boy; Fred
TlnUo SMI rnrhv. Iirw.
HENNINGS RAKES IN COIN
Oitj Triuum Begin i Houio-to-Houie
Oatmi for Delinquint Taxes.
MEN NOW PAY WHO NEVER PAID BEFORE
Morlnar Van Tilth Gnplna; Interior
Stands llendy lo Itenr Array (he
BelonRlnpxa of Those Who
Fnll Short.
Men who have not had tlmo to pay their
personal taxes tor fifteen years had a
hango of heart yesterday when a rurni-
turo wagon bearing the sign "City Treas
urer's Van" paid n visit to all delinquent
axpayors along Sixteenth street between
am tun street and Capitol avenue.
Monday was tho first day of tho house-to-
houe visitation which City Treasurer Han
nings hss Inaugurated for tho colleclloa of
delinquent porsonal taxes. In four hours
more than 12,000 aa collected and
not a single pioco of personal property was
londed on tho van, which stood in tho street
with gaping mouth ready to rocelve tho
goods ut people who failed to liquidate.
Armed with 2.000 statements Doputy rea
Anderson loft tho city hall with a
nn und the following lusalstanta:
Oeorge Swlgart, Bert Buh, John Shane,
John Flala and Daniel B. Sargent. The
Board of Trnde building wns the first atop.
A dozen offices In that building were vis
ited and at each door the collectors were
confronted with a roll of bills. The col-
ectlons varied in amount from $70 to ft.
Pay Up or Shnt Up.
The Paxton block was the nest atop.
Dentists, doctors and lawyers were called
on here, nnd In every case the delinquent
taxes were forthcoming. Men who had
never paid any personal taxes In Omaha de-
Ided that It wns tlmo to ante up. Several
professional men mado payments which
covered a period ot fifteen years.
It was tho easiest monoy the treasurer a
row has collected In many a day. The van
nt tho door ot office buildings spoko so elo
quently that no further persuasion waa
nccessnry. Interested crowds of men and
boys followed tho van as it worked Us way
north on Sixteenth street in tho hope nt
seeing somo trouble when an attempt wns
mado to strip nn office of furniture.
But tho onlookers wero doomed to dis
appointment. Merchants, real cstnte and
professional men nllko wero unwilling to
havo any unsavory advertising nnd mndo
haste to rid themselves of the tax collec
tors. In tho ntternoon the van Btarted on Its
work north of Capitol avenuo and worked
o Cuming street. It was Impossible to get
statements mado out for all the delinquents
living along the course traversed" and u
return trip was mado later to call In
taxes which aro listed In letters tho depu
ties havo not been ablo to tnbulnto as yot.
Ilriinlnas Is Drtlglitril.
City Treasurer Hcnnlngs Is delighted with
tho success of his new plan. In discussing
It ho said:
'I supposed that we would have a van
loaded with furniture before wo had gono
a block nnd had additional vans In readi
ness so there would bo no delay. People
seem to reallzo that I am In earnest about
this matter and do not propose to allow
taxes to ruu along from year to year.
'Since tho van went out we havo had
fifty Inquiries from taxpayers who live
along the prospective courso and hundreds
of dollars havo been paid In at tho office
besides tho money turned Into the bands
ot tho men who have tho statements. So
far our calls have been mostly upon pro
fessional men who were'ablo to pay their
taxes, but thought It unnecessary. As we
get further nway from the center of the
city the collection of taxes will probably
be more difficult aud It will bo necessary to
levy on goods. ,
"The work will not stop until we have
collected every cent that la coming to, the
city. It Is tlmo that people coma to a
realization of the fact that taxes must bo
paid and I know of no better way of bring
ing tho matter to their attention."
CONTINUE TO GET BETTER
General Mniidersoii nnd Senator Ilald-
rl Improving:, AVIilln Kred
Mets, Sr., Holds IIU Orrn.
General Charles F. Manderso'u continues
to lmnrove. He is bsKlnnlne to tako on
strength now stneo the weakening effects of
his sickness ore disappearing, and bis re
covery promises to be rapid.
Senator Howard Baldrlge Is convalescent
now and traces of the feven manifest them
selves only In the afternoon, when tho tem
perature, rises to nbout 100, His physician
and attendants arc much encouraged, bow
ever, and expect that complete recovery
will como in a very short time.
Fred Metz, sr., remulns In about the same
condition as he has been in for soverol
days. Thoro Is no change for the better, but
ho seems to be holding his own and Is not
losing what llttlo strength be has. The
fact that the aged patient does not grow
worse lends his family and friends to be
lieve that he may yet take a turn for the
better.
MAY ATTEND INAUGURATION
'I'll ii rat o H Itlflm Mny Take Advantage
of Low Ilutt-n In Hee McKlnlry
lleifln Nri'tintl Term,
Tho Thurston Rifles will probably go to
Washington to attend tho inauguration.
Senator Thurston's telegram to Captain
Stockham announcing that a rato of J 25 for
tho round trip can he secured, providing
a party of at least fifty cares to take ad
vantaso ot the offer, hss revived the or
iginal plans made for tho trip. A meet-'
Ine has been called for Wednesday night,
when tho matter will bo discussed and It
will bo determined 'what action is to be
taken.
WILL REBUILD AT ONCE
Oniuun. liny Press Comnnny "Will Re
lilnce Iliirnril Factory -wrltl. Nevr
Strncturr nt Oni-r.
The factory ot tho Omaha Hay Press
company In East Omaha, which burped
Sunday morning, will bo rebuilt at once.
It Is estimated that the plant will be com
plete! nnd equipped with machinery
within six weeks. Tho loss was entirely
covered by' insurance. As the company has
a large stock ot goods In its warehouse,
n-hlcb escaped the flames, It will be able
to resume operations as soon as the work
ot rebuilding Is finished.
THOMAS MULVIHILL DIES
Ills Demise Follows Closely Upon
that or Ilia Hon of the
Hnnip .nmr,
Thomas Mulviblll, for nearly twenty years
past n resident ot Omaha, dlod at 9 o'clock
Sunday night at the family home, 1518
Mndlson avenue, aged 88. years. Ills death
was duo to bronchitis. Ho had made his
home for years with tho family of bis son,
also named Thomas Mulvlhlll, who died a
few weeks Blnce. The funeral will occur nt
Sacred Heart church, Twenty-tbIrd and
Blnney, at 0 a, m. today.
"C1REAT PUFF" MIXTURE Is not
made by the Tobacco Trust; It
Is made In LEIDEItSDORF'S
UNION TODACCO FACTORY.
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