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TliE OMAHA DAII.Y HKE: THURSDAY, FEBHrARY 21, 10iU. n SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these column Trill lie Inkrn until )2 in. for the erenlinr edition nnd until B:no p. m. for morning nml Snnrinr edition. Itntea, 1 l-2 n wor'cl first Insertion, li n iroril tlierenfter. Nothing tnken for Icsa thnn ilSu for tlif flrat Inaer t'on. Ttirae nil vert laeineiili mait be rtii connect! tlvelr. AilvrrtUer, Uy rrqneatlnir a num. bereil check, enn hnvc nnanre'r nil dressed to n numbered letter In cnr of The llee. Anavrera ao nddreaard trill lie delivered on presentation of tk heck onlr. WANTHD-SITUATIONS. EXPERT accountant, lloltirook, Brown blk A-643 COMPETENT young bookkeeper, now em ployed, wishes change of location and In seeking similar employment. Can read and write Uermnn. J 31, Bte. A-014-20' WANTLJD-SIAI.tS HUM. WANTED, wq have steady work for a tow gcod hustle of kooU habits nnd appear, unco. O F. AJaais Co., 1601 Howard SL . B o5 HARBER trade taught thoroughly In h'rt time: cutaloguo & particular free. West ern BarberT Institute, Omaha, "-gjj MEN or women to st.i roods to city aJs. Good pay and steady employment, llix enbaugh Si Co., Ware block, Omaha. II M-U2 Marij WANTED, canvassers. 1620 UoUR,9,J0 GOOD all around blacksmith: must bo pood plow man. A, F. Swanson, llcrtna, Neb. 3-oSI WANTED, experienced harness makers on light and heavy work. Apply to the Waterloo Saddlery Co., Waterloo, Iowa. IJ-MC31 22 MOLER BurTieT (ToTleRcT 163 TirnrniTsY. new" branch of the Mnler System of Col leges, established In New York, Chtcaiio, Ht. IxiulB. Minneapolis and San Francisco; the only institution of thu kind In Omaha; every facility for teaching the work; con stant pructlco; expert Instructions, lec tures, diplomas, complete outfit of tools presented each student; wages Saturdays; positions guaranteed. Prepare now for spring rush. Ileautlfully Illustrated cnta- loguo mnucu rree. can or write ioohv. II-MCSV-K' WAnVeN Tcn(10mrncas makers, with factory cxperlcticn preferred. The Askew Huddlcry Co. 213 Delaware, Kansas City, Met. , D-MpCt-21 SaTesmeN for cigars; new plan, quick sales, (rood business, big money. Con sumers' Cigar Co., 634 S. 7th St., Ht. Louis. WANTED. Rood, energetic, rellablo repre sentative In Onmha for Mexican ruhber nnd fiult plantation. Address J Rs, Uee, balance df week. B-MK7 21' ' 1 r : . W A NT K l FE M A 1, 15 IIKI.V. WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. S76. C-&57 M Girls wanted. Canadian oltlc, 1522 riulas YOUNG lady to learn massage! permanent position for. right party. Apply 22) Bee Bids. C-"32 FIRST-CLASS girl for general homework. a: Park avenue. C-MS32 21 WANTED Competent nurso girl. 133 N. SSil livenue. C-42 2l FOR SALE, furnUure, carpets, stoves, con temn S-rooni cottage, nearly new. very cheap. ,1823 N. 18th St. C-S33 2t WANTED, lady ranvassers. city or coun try "towns. WC Karbach Bldg. C-MS43 23 WANTED, girl for itcnerul housework. Mrs, T. P. Thornton, 1321 Vinton street. C-833 20 WANTED, at once, girl for general house- work! good wages. 3031 California st. C-.M830 21 COMPRTF.NT j;lrl for general lio'usework; small family. 2130 Blnney St. C MSJli FOR HKXT UOUSns. IF you want your houses well rented place them with Benawa &. Co. D-J559 ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos! Olllce, 131H4 Farnam St. Tel 1KJ or sia. D S5J HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city. Brennan-Love Co., 320 So. 13th St. D-S61 HOUSES, stores, Bemls, Paxton block. D-S62 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE D-S63 ' HOUSES, etc y. D. Wead, 1534 Douglas. D-S6I HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker pak" ' ' ' B-.KC5 HOUSED wajited. ' Wallace, Brown Blkl D-S53 NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east frcnt.'SJth and St. Mary s avc, J33. Hemla Pnxton. block. ' DS70 BT URGES.' MARTIN CO.. 517 N. Y. rife . F21 I4th. near Famam; ten-room modem hduse" complete' lw every respect; ten minutes' walk -of center of city: rcasonuhiA m Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Doug- in it 8ts, D-S72 rOR RENT...S' room house, nice yard and stablo. 12418 Charles 'St. D 68j NINE-ROOM modorn houso, large grounds shade trees, barn, thoroughlydesirable, in every way; rent. J40 to an Al tenant with references. OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.. IGtliand Douglas Sts. D-520 MODERN cottage for rent; furniture for 5? ,An,,ly evenings, 3221 LeavcnWorth. Tel. 1235. D-J22-20 J-ROONt, '2:r.tory, corner house, wlthliarrT itoO North 18th 81. D-811 21 FOR ItENT FUIt.NISlilSO ItOOMM. STEAM heated room at The Thurston. E-l.73 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E-K7I HOUSEKEEPING room, JO up. 2M3 St Mary's. in mioo .Marl' I FURNIRHED rooms for housekeeping, man and wife. 319 North nth St. 13-303 Pickett, 5101,4 N, 16th, E S35 2l 1708 CALIFORNIA, sultn nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, esjj a FI'RM.miKI) ROOM(4 AMI DOARIl. QLENCAIRN, transients, 11.25 dayT 1809 Doug F-875 LARGE front pnrluru with board; also Hmaller room; reasonable rates. The Rose 2020 Harney. F MWi The Mcrrlam, good winter home. 23 iT Dodge F-S-f UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-S77 124 N. 23D ST., new management, new fur. nlture, good board. F M61? 21 ONR large fropt.room, one small, room, both suunlled with irood closets, excel. lent board! price's l-eusonable. 207 South si, 1 MUSI K.-' IiIAIlEL GRAY7sr7rNri5th St.. tlatl F-M 831 Maris BOARD and ro,om. 1916 Douglas, F-MS33 1 524 N. S3D ST,, new management, new fur nlture. rood board. F M858 t7 FOIl IlRNT-lJ,FrKN"SIKl) ROOMS FOR housekeeping, also barn'. 2024 St. .nary s ave. UWib VNFURNISHED rMmiofor rent. 2640 Har ney. Q-MS4I 22 FOR IlKNT STOUICM A.MJ OFKIOKS. FOR RENT Store. In flrat-clasa location: rent reasonable Apply R. C. Peters FOR RUNT, part of the store building ut 14141116 Harney st Inquire ut 1410 Harney MOXPV TO LOAN-CHATTEL. FOR RENT The building formerly occu pied by The Hee at 016 Farnam St. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly used' as The Uee press room. This will bo rented very reasonably. If Interested apply at once to C. C, Rose water, secretary, room 100, Uee Rulldjng. AGENTS WA.XTKD. AGENTS to sell the celebrated M. & M. and 1 . 8. arc pressure lamps; exclusive territory, iiDerai contracts; mum contracts; more nni ! arc; ,S rent par hour, i, Madison, Neb., fttato J-M75S 23 nam man electric William lfirklnson agent. SALESMAN wanted for state agency of Nebraska and Iowa for standard line sold to manufacturers. A rare opport.inlty for right man with Al references. Call on !, II Mdyer, I'axton hotel. J-I9 20 storage. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 912 814 Jones, reneral storage and forwarding. STB WAITEDTO lltY. WANTED TO PURCHASE, small, cheap houses for spot cash; must be snaps. Re ply by, lcttar to M. II. I).. 1810 St. Mary's Ave. N-820-20 WANTED, party with menus wishes to purchaso a chattel and salary loan busi ness In Omaha. Address J CI, Dee. N-M317 21' FOIl .AI.E-FUHN1TL'IIE. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2020. New Si 2dhand t urnlturo bought, sold, exchanged. , O 880 FOR SAKE, furnlturo, carpets, stoves, con tents 8-room cottage, nearly new, very cheap. 1823 N. 18th St. 0-8SS 21 for sale-horses, vehicles, ktc. UP-TO-DATE rellablo buggies, runubouts and vehicles. 11. Frosts, 14th & Leavon'th ' P-4C4 FOIl SAI-i: MISCELLANEOUS. HARD and soft foundnilon plllnn: hog fences and cribbing, Ml Douglas. Q 833 2DHANC safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam, Q-SS3 SAFES! buy, sell exe'ge. SchwartT!, 114 8. 13. Q-834 HERTFORD & CO., Idth and llworth. FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING. Q-S83 TIMOTHY hay nnd a!l Inus teea and coal. Monroe & Co. Q S38 INCUnATOHS, Send to the Sure Hatch Incubator Co., clay Center, Neb., for a handBome free catalogue. Q 441 . ton SALE, Si secondhand woodim -chairs. In good condition, 25 cents each. App.y Boo Business ofllce. -Q Vlf 20 HEAD lino milk cowb, 4 Jerseys; Call afternoon utjeslcr's yard, 23th & Hurt st. ' . Q-831 22' CLAIlt VO AXTS. MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 10th. B-SS8 MME.OYLMER, genuine pafmlst. 1605 Dodgo ZBNO, clairvoyant and healer, 1913 Farnam. 8-M81S 23 i:i.KCTIlIC THDAT.M13NT. MISS MAE LIJSLIE. 619 8. 16th. 2d floor. T M834 F-28 ELITE parlors, 615 South 16th, second floor. T 404 MS MMB. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1; thermal baths. T MS18 24, PERSONAL. PRIVATE home ocfore and during ronflne. meilt; babies udoptcd. Mrs. Uurget, 2620 Uurdettc. U-S90 FRENCH accordion plcAtlng; Ivory rim but tons: man oruers., umana i.'ieatlng Cq., SUPPLIES for nil machines; machines for rent, wane Dewing Aiacnine, jti.'U Doug- ' ian. I ici. -jji. u t$z PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and riiirlni? rnnfinement: haliles arlnnfn.1 "ra Grant St. U-S93' VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational, ivVinlftntiiA home treatment. 34K T4aa tih U-S91 ' M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect uc- conieon pieaiing piani in mo west, Mall orders solicited. Suite 200 Douglas' Block, opposite Hayilen's. U 797 TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric baths, tor lacues oniy; sKiiteu women massago operators; finest equipped baths In tho city. Renstrom Bath Company, Rooms 216 to 220, Bee Bldg. U-S98 LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer. 1018 iarnam. u S97 DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous hair removeo uy electricity, it. 12 Krenzcr block. U S93 WE nENT sewing Vnaciilnes for 75c cr ween; wo repair anu sou neeuies anil ai tachmentH for any machine made. Neb. Cyclo Co., Cor 15th & Harney. Phono 11,13. U-M123 M2 A BOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a luxury when It affords you a euro una secures the 1 comfort and happiness of your room-mate. U Mill SOMETHING new for Omaha, a 1 place whero you can learn nractlcal dressmuk. . tnir v. llhout servlnir 6 months or n venr'x iippronucesiup. Jearn 1110 Mcuowell sys- tern o( oresacuiiing. ftiiute your own dresses; school, 515-1C Karbach blk. U-.M 827-23 RUPTURE cuied; no knlfo, no pain. 110 danger; send for circulars. Empire Rup ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Building, Omahn. U-854 M19 MONEY TO LOAN It KA I, KNTATK. MONEY to loan on Improved Omahn, real n . a llri.nnn.l ln O.lfl LJ 1. ...i W-89S LOANS on eastern Nebmska and western jowa larms ui a per cent; uorrownrs can pay l or any multiple; any Interest date; no deluy. Urennun-Lovo Co., 300 S. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. V m PRIVATE money, 5, 5Vj, 6 per cent: no de lay. Garvin Bros., 1013 Farnam, ' W 899 WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants. ueoryu u v,uiiiiiii; , ioji ruriuun streut W-902 11,000 and upward to 'loan on Improved city property and farms. W. Frtrnam Smith & CO., J:u rnriiuiii. w mm WANTED City and farm loans; also bonds ana warrants, it. i-ciers is t.o,, liirj Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W 903 MONEY to loan on farm and city property! rnu n tt nnl'lu t'r IfJYl Iini.n.i W-9W MONEY to loan at B nnd per cent on Omaha property. W. B. Mclkle, 401 S. 15th. PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood, 939 N. Y. Life. W-905 FIVE per cent money, Bemls, Paxton block. W-907 PRIVATE money, F. D. Wood, 1521 Douglas. W-9W . .. 6 AND 5W per cent loans, W H. Thomas, First National Dank building. Tel. 1613.. Wr-9v9 MOMJV TO LOAN CHATTELS. , MONEY TODAY. Loans made In amounts from SIO to 1250 on household furniture, pianos, horses, car rlages, etc., without removal, or on -your S-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All' or a Sari of the money may be paid back the rat month or no part of It need Im paid back for several months. Each payment made reduces the cost accordingly. Emt plovers ami neighbors know absolutely, nothing of our business u-elutibns. People who need money are invited to call nnt Be.1 ny teraia and compare them with what others offer. Loans of other com panies may be transferred to me. No charge tor panerB. All business strictly confidential. Quick service and lowest rates guaruutecd, J. W. TAYLOE. 633 Paxton Blk., top floor, northeast corner 16th and Farnam, Entranqo on Kith St. Tel. .745. X 11 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 TO LOAN-CHATTEL. L LOANS " II LOWEST RATES IN CITY. WE POSI TIVELY WILL NOT HE UNDERRATED. RAILROAD MENJIECEIVE SPECIAL REBATE gAmjNMf'lOAN 18 PAID why giveUaKcilttel' MORTGAGE WHEN YOU CAN GET MONEY ON c..... TOl'R PLAIN NOTE7 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. EMPLO- ERH NEED NOT KNOW. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. AMERICAN LOAN CO.. . ROOM 601, BEE BUILDING, .... . DO YOU NEED MONEY ti loan Jio.oo nnd up on fumltJre, 'pianos, horses and other chattels. SALARY LOANS , without mortgage to people holding permanent positions. You enn get the money In a few hours after making. ap plication and tnko 1, 2. 3. 4, o, 0 months or more in which to pay it back, nml you need not pay for it one day longer than you keep It. We charge nothing for papers nnd wo glvo you the " amount in cash. There aro no lower rates than ours; our terms are tno easiest; our business Is contldentlat and our motto Is "Try to Please." Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Board of Trade Bldg. .Tel. r9.. (Established 1892 ) 206 South "'JJH SALARY LOANS. If you are .employed by n responsible firm wo win loan you sums from Jb to J100 on your note at much ohenpei and easier rates than elsewhere. Of this, we aro positive. Absolutely no charges for papers, Nothing deducted from nmount desired. Easiest partial payments. Rellablo Credit Co., room 303, Paxton Rlock. X 911 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, lew clry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13. i ' X 918 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. .horses, cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R 8, Barker blk. X-119 SALARY loans at reduced rates, Omaha Credit Co., 626 New York Life Bldg. X 30 BUSINESS CHANCES. $150 CASlt or easy payments buys 25 strictly lawful (nickel) slot muchlnes tor drinks, cigars or cash; will earn J2 and upward weekly each. Earl Clnrk & Co., Furni ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111. Y-920 FOR SALE, agricultural Implement nnd earrlage business In south central Ne braska. For further particulars address Rox C03, West Liberty. In. .Y-M731 MONEY made In oil stork; thousands aro gottlng rich: grasp the opportunity to day; for full particulars,. Mtv Hamilton Lund nnd Oil Co., Rca Bldg., IT. 8an Jose, Cal. . Y-M601 23 . PLACE youf COLLECTIONS nnd LEGAL .matters with New Snow-Church' Co., 401 405 N. Y. L., Omaha. Associate attorneys everywhere. , Yr-S10 21 MILK DAIRY for sale or trade for farm. Joseph' Rulunek, South 61st and Bancroft, . Y-R21-2I MEDICAL practice turned over to pur chaser of ofllpe fixtures, drugs, 2 hors.:s and buggy; cheap, at $700.00: location eastern Nebraska. Address .1 54. Bee. Y-M 823-22 FOR EXCHANGE. A FINE JS3.00 Imported manic lantern, .as good as new; only used n short time; suit able for lectures., churches or lodo"nter- talnments) a bargain. Address F 63, Bee. ofllce- f Z-179 WILL trndo stoves and furniture for norse. SOI N. 30th st. Z-M752 -Ma-lO FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. CHEAP LOTS in Isabel addition, near 24th nnd Ames avc., J130 to 1250, 'for a few days only. Graham .fc Ure, Bee Ruildln?. JtE-l 22 FARMS, largo nnd small. Let mo kilow what .you want.: William Nelson, 601 S. 10th. ' - RE-M943 STUK"GES, .M! RT1N "(CO., 617 'N.. -Y:' Life!" II ' RE-931 r-23 SEE HENRY 'B: "PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE. . RE-92I HOUSES, lots, fanris, lands, loans; nlso fire Insurance. Bemls, Paxton Blk, UK-923 Ames Ave.4 lot. near 27th. for 53(10; some other lots close by for f.150 to f250. Graham & Ure. Bee HulUlln-r. RE-324 h CHAS. E. AVI LL1 AMBON, 1203 Fnrham St. RE-923 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho Union Pnctfln Railroad company. R. A. McAUaster land commissioner. Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. RE-921 Near "It It nnd Ames ave, this week some, good lots can bo had for 8150 to 8230. Grnham & Ure. Bee Riilldlnsr. , RE S2i22 PROPERTY bought & sold; money loaned; rents collected. L. L. Johnson Co., :il4 So. 15th nt. RE-102 F20 CH HEAPE8T lot In city ot Omaha; C2'4-foot east front In Nelson's addition. M. J. Kcnuard & Son. 310 Brown block. RE-924 ' SNAP 0,7Qfl flue luiplnefH lot 2 blocks routh depot. 10th 3t. Inquire 1411 Vinton. , RE-839-M18 A good lot nt your nw'n price, near 24th and' Ames Ave., tins wcck i7fi. vjoo. Graham & Ure, Bee Building. RE-S30 L-l EAST front, corner, Plalnvlew, $373. Cottngo ttnd lot, 8th. near-Bancroft, ii'A P-r. house atid lot, 23d' and California, M ,VM. Elegant, brick residence, with 2 lots. West Furnnm district, jn.Coo. F. I), Wead, 1521 Douglas. RE-S10 21 WILL take long lease on brick stable If built, centrally located, nivd pay good rent- Address J 65, Bee. Y-k3l FOR SALE -On easy terms. 70.orrn farm under high tat of cultivation, adjoin ing town of Shelton, Neb, For full par ticulars address Lock Box 23. Shelton, Ncl. No trades. RE-S37 28 Near 24th and Ames ave., some rood lots J150, .175, J2W, $225. Graham & Ure, Bee Building. RE-S2'i 2 MEDICAL. LADIES out of health find prompt relief. Box 232, Om.iha, Neb, Confidential -927 LADIES, $300 reward for an obstlnnte, long standing, abnormal case Hiipprusslon, nny cause, old. Dr. Jackson's Vegotablo Fe male Medicine fnlls to relievo In 24 hours without pain or Iosb of work. Express $3 C. O. D. Dr. Jackson Remedy Cn 107 Dearborn .St., Chlcugo. Dept. line. M-7SJ 17 LADIES! Chichester's English rennyroyal Pills are tho best; safe, reliable; tako no other. Send 4u stamps for particulars. "Relief for Ladles" in letter by roturn mall. Ask your druggist. Cnlchctter Chemical Co., Philadelphia, Pa. DR. LB DUE'S Female Regulator, posi tively warranted to euro the most otub born cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu larities, obstiuctlons and suppressions brought on from whatever cause; $2 n package or 3 lor $5; sent anywhere pre paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Co., Elgin. III. American Office, retail, wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co.Omuha; M. A, DIUiii, South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs; Full- line of rubber goods. PATENTS. IN'.ENTORS GOT. AN IDEA' We handU patonts, copyrights and trade marks; ynu . give Ub the bare Idea and wa will do the rest; modern tqulpped machine shop nnd foundry In connection; Official Gazette on' file; guide book free; Mason, Fenwlck & Lawrence, patent lawyers. HiM Howard St.: Tel. 1449, Omaha. J. P. Cronln. renr.' ' -')-S FNVENTORB. we ask no fee until h patent la procured; If we fall, wo get no' tee; anvice-rree. ouea at to., I'aiant ww.. rers, uee ttiog., umaiia, ncn, ixing ns ance telephone 1623. 41S-Mar.l5 OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. Lv Bldg. Tol. 1664; -Alice Johnson, .D. O., ladles' dept.; Old E. Johnson, Osleopathlst, Mgr. -933 M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O.. of Still school, Klrkavllle, Mo., 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1247. -934 .MIOH'I HANI) AM) TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN SANT'H School 717 N. Y. Life. -929 UOYLES' College, court reporter, principal. Bee Bide. -930 NEB, Business & Shorthand college, Boyd's Theater. SJl GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col,', Mf& Done 933 LOST. LOST or stolen, Friday, St. Bernard pup, nbnut 5 months old; white and tan color, white feet nnd fnio. Return to 1610 N. 2,th st. and receive reward. No tiucstlons nsked. 8. A. Wallace. Lost M74G IIEI.OIA.N HARES, FOR SALE, 25 fine Belgian hares, out of Im ported stock, prize winners, at reasonable figures; have a few at Jl each. Come early and havu your pick, liuiulre tipstnlrs. 1113 South 16th St., ono block south of William st. M 761 23 EXPERT ACCOUTAXT. LESSONS lit bookkeeping, etc., dav or evening. R. IS, Com. Nat. Bank. (1. It. Rathbun -734 IIICYCI.ES. WHY tide a dusty old nln-ei when L. Flcscher mnkes them look good ns" new for almost nothing, 1622 Capitol ave. M-C33 PAPER CI.EA.MNO. C. M1DDLEM1ST. experienced cleaner, leave orders with Lewis Henderson, florist, 1319 Farnam strecj. 'Phone 123S. 707-22 INCUBATORS AND 1111001)12115. INCUBATORH and brooders; catalogue froe. Writs Burr Incubator Co.; ii 2. Omaha. Neb, Factory nt 23th & Davrr.pirt -479 ill IUU..II a i .fc.Ti -.-. y BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co., Bco Bldg. Tel 233'. -937 BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY, STOCK'S Blid Storo. 1603 Lcavenv'jrth. -93S PAW.MIItOlCEHS. EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable, accommodat ing; nil busl.iess conUdcntlal. 1301 Douglas. -930 FURNITURE RI'.PAIItlNU. TEL. 1331. M. 8. Walklln, 2111 Cuming Ht. 940 TICKET BROKER. CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. Phil bin. l.TO Farnam. Tufenhone 784. 941 LAUNDRY. OMAHA ate im Lnundvy; shirts. 7c; collars, 2c; cuff. 4c. 1730 Leavenworth. Tel. 547. -912 NICKEL Pl.ATIXn. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Hldg. Tel, 2.V13. -933 CARPENTERS AND .1 Oil II 1311 S. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochlltrcu, 20th and Lnkn Sts. 370 a c co 1 1 d i o x pl Eat i n o . ACCORDION plcntlnit, cheapest, best. quick est. . Mrs., a. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th nnd Farnnm. 913 STORAGE. OM. Van Stdr. Co,. lil Fafn. Tels. 13:.9-SC3. STASlVEUINtS AN II STUTTERING. CURED ' Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg. '. -939 PORTO Populai Tours RICO rb. 1C, March 'J. llliu- trated program; I!4 days, nil expenses, ?10S. Raymond & Whltcombj 103 Adams St.,Chlcjgo RAILWAY TUIH TAIHln.' FREMONT. ELKHORN Missouri Valley Railroad - "The Northwestern Line" - General Olllces. Utdted Staica National Bank Bldg., S. W. Corner '!.., .....I l,-,i.,nn. Qt . . j tvcii.il . .......... ' Ticket Ulllcv. Ufll ir,.rnum Ht. Tel. Ml. Da- iiui. iuiii unu wcudier ais, iti. Leave. Blank III1U n.,lnnA 14 3S. Arrive. Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm Wyoming. Cusper and Douglas d 3:00 pm e 6:00 pm Hasuuus. Tor. David Exeter unu aewurd ...b 3:00 pm Norfolk. Verdlgre and Fremont o 7:30 am Lincoln. Wuhoo and .Fremont ,..,b 7:30 am b 5:00 pra hl0:25 am b!0:23 am i- remont Local to 7-.3U nm ii Dally, b Dally except Sunday, n Sun day onlv. d Dnflv excent Saturday, a Dally .except Monaav. CHICAGO NORTH western Railway "Tha Nortnwpstcrn . une" City Ticket Office. 1401 Farnam St. Tolophone. 661 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone tS29. .. . i-cave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago. Spe- . clal - ,n 7:00 nm all:30 pm Chicago Passenger a 4!18 pm a i;40 am Eastern Express.. Des Moines, Mursballtown'. Cedur Cnplds und J Chicago ... ,ni0:55 am a 4:03 pm Eastern S.fclal, Chi- caeo and Hast a 4:65 pm a 4:05 pra Fast Malt, Chicago to Omaha n 2!45 pm Omahn-Chlcago ,L't'd. a 7;15 pm a 8;fW am Fast Mail , a 8:30 nm Ceaar RapiOs t-asscnger ' a 6:30 pm a Dally. SIOUX CITY .fc PACIFIC Railroad "The North western Line" General Office, United Statu National Bank Building, S W. Comer Twelfth nnil Vnrnnm TI.V, unicc. jiji i-arnam si. 'reiepnone 661. De pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 629. Leave Arrive. Twlp City Expr'sa.. Twin City Limited. Bloux City Local.... a Dally. ..( Ci35 am ,a 7:33 pm ..a 8:00 am nn:25 pm a 8:15 am a 3:60 pm CHICAGO, BT PAUL.. Mlnnenpolli Omaha Ra!wuy-"The North western Llne"-Oencral Offices, Nebrnska Dlvl tlon'j 13th and Webster Sts. City Tlckot Ofllce. -.v m. una,, .j , , . v. ltlh unit U'.hilnr Sts. Farnam Telephone, 661. Depot, Icave. Twin City !assooser...a 0:00 am Umoha Pssener Sioux City & North east Nebraska a 3:43 pm a Dally. Arrive, a 9;iu pm all.'iO um LLINOIS. CENTRAL Railroad City Ticket Of flee. R02 Farnam Street. Telephone, 215. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets r -Tgj-Mavy i Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express .. Chicago Limited v Mlnptapohs and Paul Express ... Minneapolis and m r.w am ..a 7:45 pm ttll;26 pm at:u um b 9;40 pm a 8:03 am a S:15 an St. ...b 7:00 am St. t-aui Limited ,a i!4 pm Fort Dodgo Local from Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm Fort Dodue Local frjm Council Bluffs a 8 00 am a Dally, b Dfllfly except Sunday. union pacific-"the"over. Ian1 Uoute" General Offices XT 1.1 r-rtr Mlntli nnA T.-... . Hirtota. City Ticket Ofllce, 1324 l'afnrm Street. Telephon. 316, Depot. Tenth and Marcy Sts Telephone, 629. -ve. Arrive. The Overland Limited.. a .8:20 am a 7:30 pra Th nhiXnirn Portland Special a f0 am a 7s3o pm. The Mall and Express. .all:3S pm a 4:t5 pm Lincoln, Beatrlco and Stromsburg Express. ,b 4:03 pm bl2:30 pro The Paclflo Express. ...a 4:23 pm The Atlantic Express... a 6:60 um Grand island I.ncai, ...b 5:30 pm b :2S am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. 4aBTll'faW M RAILWAY TIME TABLES. . i .H1CAGO, ROCK ISL and Pacific Railroad "The Great Rock Isl and Route" citv Ticket Olllce, 1323 Farr nam Street. Telephone. 428. Depot. Tenth and Morcy Sts. Tele phone. 629. . Lave. Arrive. EAST. Pes Moines and Daven port Local a 7:23,nm bll:3." am Chicago Express bll:i5nm a"0am Des Moines Local r 4''i pm t. 4:43 pm Chicago Fast Express .a to pm n 1:25 pm Des Moines, Rock Ii and end Chicago a 7:40 pm a 9:33 pra WEST. Lincoln, Colorado Spgs., Denver, Puetata and Vest .a i;30 ptr. a 4:15 pm Coloiado,. Oklahoma & Texas Flyer a f,;20 pm a 9:50 am a Dally b Dally except Sunday. 151'RLINGTON k Mis souri River Railroad "The Burlington Route " General Olllces, North west Corner Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Office 1502 Farnam Street. Burlington Statlhn. Tenth Telephone, 250, nnd Mason Streets. Telephone, 128. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln, Hastings und McCook it 8:40 nm n7:33 pm Lincoln, Dunvor. Colo rado. Utah. California..-. 4:2. pm n .1:00 pm Lincoln & Illark Hills. .a 9:00 pm n 6:45 am Montana rucet Sjund..a 9:00 pin a 6:45 um Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm u 9:17 am Wymore. Beatrice nnd Lincoln a 8:10 am bll:55am Denver, Oolarudo, Utah nun C.lllfornta ., a CM am South Bold, Louisville, Plattrmnuthx Ii 3:25 om bll:03 nm Ft. Oram:, l'lattsmouth and Pacific Junction. .a, 7:00 pm a 3:20 am Bellnvue. PMttsmouth nnd Pacific Junction. .nl2:10 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. CHICAOO. BURLINGTON & Qulncy Rallroad-"The Burlington Route" Ticket Office 1502 Farnam Street. Telephone. 250. Depot, Tenth nnd Mason ttrects. Telephone, 128. Lenvo. Arrive. Daylight Chicago clai Spe- ...a ;.mj am al0:ir pm a 7:46 am a :nr pm a 7:43 am a 2:45 pm Chicago Vestlbnled Ex.n 4:00 pm Chtcaiio Local Eimess.a 9:3 am Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm Fnst Mall a Dallv: KANSAS CITY. ST. JO reph & Council Bluffs Railroad "The Burling ton Route" Ticket Office, 1502 Fornam Street. Tele phone. 250. Depot, Tenth unci Mason Strets. Tele Phone. 128 Leftte. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex. ,n 9:20 nm a 6:2.r. pm Kansas City 'Night Ex..m;30 pm a 6:15 am Bt. Louis Flyer for it aDa!ly"nd Ht' ,'(,ula"a 6t10 pm a,l!ls am MISSOURI PACIFIC P.Alt,. - .General Olllces and Ticket Offices. Southeast Comer 14th and Dou.las Sts Telephone. 101. Depot. Union Station. " Leave. Aniv. oi. j.ouis anu auumo City Express al0:00 am n G:25 Dm K. C, St. L. Express... al0:50 pm u C:lj ura Leave from 15' n and Webster Streets: Nebraska Loral, Via a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. OMAHA & S'l . LOUIS RAIL, ronfl -Omahn. Knnsas city & Eastern Railroad "Th Qulncy lloute'-Tlcket Of fice. 1415 Fnrnam St. Tele Mhone, 322. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. Tclephon-, Leave. Arrive. dt. Louis Cannon Ball Express a 6:1j pm a 8:20 am Kansas City and Qulncy Local a 7:00 am a 9:00pm a Dally. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE a at I'aui Railway city Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam Street. Telephone, 2si Depot. Tenth and Mason Btieets. Telephone, 629. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Limited Ex. ...a 6;tu pm n 8:05 nm Chicago &. Omaha Ex..b,7:l5 am b 3:40 pm a Dally, b Dal!" except Sunday. WABASH RAILROAD Ticket Ofllce. 1115 Farnam Street. Telephone. 322. Do not, Tenth nnd Marcy sts. TcleDhone. 629. V ' Leave. Arrive. St. Louis "Cannon Ball" Express a 6:15 pm a 8:20 am Dally. MFMVnOKfl I MOBILE ij iii.ii iuiiiw wttaiv 1 flHt SHIPS IMCONStCTION WITH f PtENDIO .1CRVICC TWlMOBILiaOMIOaS. AI.ONO THE NORTH SHORE BAVAN4, MATANZAS, CARDENAS, S4QUA, CAN UACJCK, MJCyiTAS, QIDARA, asi BARACOA, n atker aorta. MUKSON 9TBAMSKII J.IM!-27 Wllllsmat. ew i orK city. RAYMOND St. WHITCOMB. J6 Union Square, New York. For Tickets, Btnteroom Reservation and .General Information of the MO BILE SERVICE, .apply to Ticket Agent Mobil & Ohio It. R. and South ern Ry. POSTOFFICM NOTICE Should bo rend DAILY by nil Interested, aa changes may occur nthtiiy time, Foreign mulls for tho week ending Fen ruary 23. 1901, will closo (PROMPTLY in all cases) at tho General Postoflto ;is fol lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOUR earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels Post Malls for Germany closo nt 6 p, m. on February 18, per s. . Biitiivla, via Hamburg, and February 20, per s. s. Oldenburg, vlu Bremen. Regular und Supplementary Malls cIoao at Foreign Branch half hour later than clos lug tlmn shown below. Trnus-At IiiiiIIo.MiiIU, THURSDAY At 7 n. niTfor FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. OREECE, BRITISH INDIA nnd LOREN.O MAR QUE., per s. s. L'Aqultnlnc. via Havps (mall for other parts of Europe must bo directed "pflr s. s. L'Aqultnlna"). SATURDAY At 5:30 n. in. for EUROPE, per s. s. Servla, via Quncnstown; at 7 a., in. for DENMARK direct, per s. . . lnlnml (mall must be directed "per s. s, Island"); nt 7:30 n. m. for NETHER LANDS direct, per s. s, Munsdnm (mail must be inrecieci -per s, s. ..Mnasfiam' ); at p ii ni. for ITALY, per s. s. Werru via Naples (mall must bo directed "pei worm, ed "ner H. s. Werra"); nt 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, por h. s. Furnessia (mall must bo directed "per b. b. Furnessla"), PRINTED MATTER, ETC. Tills steamer takes Printed Matter t'oinmerclnl Papers and Snmples for Ctornmny only. Jj'ho same class of mnil matter for other parts of Europe will not bo sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of tho Supplementary Trunr-Athmtlo Mnlls named above, ad ditional supplomentnry mnlls nro bpeuod mi tho pKrs of tho American, English, French und German steamers, and re main open until within Ton Minutes of tho hour of sailing of atuumor. .Mult for South nnd Central America, West Indies, Klo. THUHSDAY-At 7 a. in. for BERMUDA, per s. s. Pretoria; at 10 a. in. for PORTO RICO. per. U. S. Transport Rawlins, via Han Juan; ut 12 m. for" NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s. . Clement; nt 12 ni. for SANTIAGO, per s, h. Santiago do Cuba, FRIDAY At "ll P. m. for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami, Fla. SATURDAY At 6:30 a. in. for ARGEN TINE REPUBLIC, URUOUAY and PAR AGUAY, per s. s. Bellendcn; at 9 a. m. (Supplementary 9:30 a. in.) for PORTO RICO (via Sail Juan), VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per a. s, Caracan (mall for Bavanllla and C'arthagena must bo di rected "per s. s. Caracas"); at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per h. h. Mexico,, via Havana; at 10 a. m. (sjpplemeutary 10:30 a. in.) for FORTUNE IBIfAND. JAMAICA. 8A VAN ILLA and OA RTIIAOENA, per s". s. Altai (mall for Costa Rica must be' dl.' reeled "per s. s. Altai"); at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 u. in.) for JIAITI. per . Alps; at 12 in. for MEXICO, per A. h. IthakH, via Tabplco (mall must be directed "per s. s. ItJiaka"): at 12:30 p. ni. for MATANZAB, CAinARlEN, Kill". VITAS. OIBARA nnd BARACOA. per s. s. Ollnda (ordinary mall on!y which must be directed "per s, s. Ollnda"), Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney und thenca by steamer, close at this oIUch doily at 6:30 p. m, (connecting closo here every Monday, Wednisday and Saturday) Malls for Mlquelou, by rail to Boston nnd thence by steamer, closo at this ofilco dally at (;30 p. m. Malls for fc POSTOFFIt II NOTH II. Cnb.i, bv roll to Port Tampa, Fla . ntid tlienco by steamer, tloso at this office dally, except Monday, nt G n. in. (tho connecting closes nro on Sunday, Wednes day and Friday). Mai's for Cuba, by rail to Miami. Fla.. and thence by steamir. closo nt this otlllco every Monday and Fri day nt M1 p. in. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially Addressed for dispatch by steamer, oloso at this olllce dally nt 1;) p. in. and 11 p. hi. Malls for ostn RICcn, Belize, Puerto Cortex nnd Guatemala, by rati to New Orleans nnd tlienco by steamer, close nt this olllce dally at 1:30 ti. m. (connecting closes hero Mondays for llellze. Puerto Corter. nnd Guatemala anil Tuesdays for Costa Rica). Registered mall closes ut 0 p. in. previous da . Trniiapnrlllt .Mull. Malls for Hawaii, via- Sun Francisco, close hern dally at fi:30 p. ni. up to February ISth for dlspntch per 4. e. X.eatatidln. Malls for China nnd Jnpaii. via Vancouver, close here dally nt (1:30 p. m. up to Feb ruary 19th, Ini'luslxe, for dispatch per 8. s. Empress of China (registered mull must bo directed "via Vancouver"). Malls for Hawaii, China, Jni:tn and Phil ippine Islands, via Sun Francisco, close here'dully al (1:30 p, in. up to February 22d, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. u. Rio Janeiro, Malls for Hawnll, Japan, China and Philip pine Islands, via San Francisco, close hero dally nt 0:30 p. in. tip to March 2d, Inclu sive, for dispatch per s, h. Coptic. Mulls for Australia (eveept West Australia, which Is forwarded via Ejrope), New Zealand, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii, via Sa-i Francisco, clos hern dully at i!:30 p. in. ufter February 9th and up to March 2d, Inclusive, or on arrival of s. m. Lticunlu, due at Now York March 2d, for dispatch por s. s. Slcrrn. Malls fur ustrnllii (except West Australia, which goes via. Europe, mid New Zealand, which . oes la San l-ranclsco). nnd Fiji Islands, vlu Vancouver, close hero dally st fi:3u p. in. up to March 2d, inclusive, fi r dlspnt' li per s, s, Warriinoo (supplement ary mui's, via Seattle, cloie nt i!:30 p. tit March '3d; mall must be directed "per s. s. Wnrrlmoo". Transpacific malls nre forwarded to port ot snlllng'iliill and thu schedule of closing Is arranged on tho presumption of their un interrupted overland transit. Registered mail Closes nt (! !. in. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Posttnasttr. Postolllce, New York, N. Y., February 13. 1901. BANK STATI5.1ir.Vr. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE OMAHA NATIONAL HANK At Omulm. In the stale of Nebraska, nt the closo of bulneis, February 5, 1901: RESOURCES. Loans nml discounts,. $3,S5I.43".13 Overdrafts. secured ntul unsecured (W.29SI U. S, bond to secure circulation tl o.(0).i) U. H. bonds to secure V. S. deposits . 4W.fAl.00 I'. S. bonds on hund.... 403.0 Premiums on C S, bonds '..,.... .t.(iO".'V1 Blocks, securities, etc. 21.17S.i& Banking house, furni ture und fixtures.... 200.GiO.liO Other real- estate owned . lll.f'32'J Duo Tram national banks (not reserve ngeiltJ) .....$ 666.107.6S uuo rrotn slate nniiKs and bankers Due from approved resorvo a coins I n t o r ii a I revenuo stamps Check and other cash Items Exchanges for cltnr Ing house Notes of other na tional banks .. Fractional naner cur 371.143.11 450,701.10- l,1.S,0ll.t9 2,19105 13,4:.5.4S C2.218.17 S3,tl6.W rency, nickels mid cents 1,715.21 Lawful money reserve In bank, viz.: Speclo $CC1,717.73 Legnl tender notes ..'..... 19W..W- 782.712.73 925,720.61 Redemption fund with I'. S. treasurer (5 per cent of clrcula tlon) 3).W'0.00 $7jio,iji"ilo $1,000.(00.0(1 1CU.!X0( M.749.S2 1.000.CO Total i LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In. Surplus fund Undivided prnllts, leys expenses and taxc. paid ,.... . National bank notes outstanding Duo to other national banks $2,107.30.13 Duo to statu banks and bankers 1,202,131.67 Duo to trust com panies and savings banks 173,226.00 Individual deposits ' subject to check 1,430.49.1.0) pemand certiucaics or deposit Tlmo certificates ot deposit Certlfie'l checks Cashier's checks out stnndlliK U. S. deposits Deposits of I" S. dis bursing officers 74.91 v 31.23t.11 . 3,756.02 211.210 r. 210,343.60 160,467.10 6,05.1,321.54 Total $710.1.71.31 Stato of Nebraska, County of Douglas, ss,: I, William Wallace, cashier of tho nbove-unined bnnk, do solemnly swear that the nbovo statement Is truu to tho best of my knowlldgo and belief. ' WILLIAM WALLACE, Cnshler. Subscribed and Hworn to boforo mo this 20th day of Fobtuury, 1901. FRANK ROYD. Notary Public. Corrcct-Attest: J. If. MILLAHP, N. W. AVHLLS. ERA STUB YOUNG, Directors. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Oomlm. Nob,, February 16. 1901. Seulutl propuialH In triplicate, will be received hern until 2 p. m., central standard time, March 16. J&M, for furnishing transporta tion, drayngo and for handling stores In Depurtmont of' tho Mlsourl during lineal year commencing July 1, 1901. U. S. ro sorves right to neenpt or reject any or all proposals, or any part thereof, informa tion furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposals to bo marked "Pro posals for transportation on Route No. ." addressed F. H. HATHAWAY, C. Q.,M F. lS-e-19.20-21-m, Mar. 13-14. WANTED for U. S. army, able-bodied un-mm-rled men, between uges of 21 nnd ?5: citizens of tho United Stotas, of Rood character and tempernte habits, who can speak, rend und wrltn English. Roerutti specially doslred'for service In Philippines. For Information apply to Recruiting '.)!I1 cer. Cor. lflth und Dodge sts., Omulm, Neb. LKUAjl, NOTIUK. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The annual meeting of stockholders fn The Ben Publishing Company will bo held nt tholr olflce, corner 17th and Fnriium iitrocu In tho city of Omaha on Monday, Mnrch 4111, 1901. Hy order of tho president. Omahu, Nob.. February IStli. 1901. , Geo. B, Tzschuck, Secretary. Feb, 10-t-m-i-e. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Notice Is hereby given that tho regular annual meeting of the stockholders of tho South Platto Land company will bo held at tho ofllce of said company In Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. ni., on the Cth day of March, A. D. 1901, By order of tM Board of Directors, Lincoln, Neb., February 4, 1901, C. H. MORRILL. President. A. B, MINOR, Secretary. F5d30t GENERAL MANDERS0N IS OUT Senator lliildi'lur la Galnluir Slrndlly nml Fred .Mela, nr., 1 1 in h I n w In Snuie Condition, General C. F. Manderson was able to get out of doors yesterday for a llttlo airing. Ill condlttou is Improving dally and his at tendants hope for a quick return to his nor mal health. The condition of Senator llaldrlgo Is dally growing better, the gain being steady and hopeful. No chango was apparent yesterday In tho condition of Fred Metz, sr., and the reports from his homo were that he was In about the same condition as for tho Wast several days. Hurklen'a Arnica flnlve Has world-wide fa mo for marvellous cutts. It surpasses nny other talve, lotion, oint ment or balm for cuts, corns, burns, bolls, sores, felons, ulcers, tetter, salt rheum, lever sores, chapped hands, skin eruptions; Infallible for piles. Cure guaranteed. Oiily 2Cc at Kubn Co. South Omaha News X l'ow peoplo rcallfcu the Immcnuo nmount of money held In the vautn of tho three tiatlonnl banks In South Omaha, nor are tho citizens of tho .Magic City aware of the largo sums loaned nut by tho banks hero on cattlo securities. Facts of this kind como to light hen tho comptroller of tho treasury rails for n statement of all the national bunks In tho country. Thcso statements nro called for generally evory threo months, but tho batiks nro not given a tip nnd thorcforo tho statements fur nished to tho government mint bo accu rate. Tuesday the comptroller Issued' n call for a statement showing tho condition ot all national banks at the close of business on February 6. Tho prior call was Issued on December 13. On this latter date thoro was on deposit In the Uirco banks In Soulli Omaha $r,G"3,0li..dl, while the call of Tues day shown! n total deposit of $3,238,623.03. This it a decrease as compared with thu December statement of $434.44I.9S. To thft tmltlntcd the docrenso might appear alarm lug and tend to show that business hero was fnlllng o(T, but this Is errotioons. In speaking of the Mnlements Just is sued n well known hanker said l.tst even ing that the decrease lu deposits can bo accounted for in two ways. First, n great deal of money has been loaned lo cattle feeders within the last two months nnd this money Is now represented In tho feed lots of 'Nebraska, where rango enttlo nro being fattened for the spring market. As nearly every ono knows, South Omaha Is one of tho best feeder markets In the country nnd stockralsers from nil over Nebrnska, western lown, Missouri and Kan huh conio hero' lo purchaso cntllo for the ptirpose of feeding corn nnd thus convert ing tho Immense corn crop Into n commod ity which sells for a reat deal more than the corn Itself. While n grcnt ninny farm ers are well-lb-do and nre not compelled to borrow money,' I ho banks of South Omaha make extensive loans on rnttlo paper, which generally runs from thirty to ninety days. Just at (he present tlmo tho feed luts In Nebraska are full of cattlo being fed on corn and fattened for the market here. The ilerreasc In bank deposits at thin tlmo Is therefore largely represented In cattlo loans, which will lie rrturiinblo during tho months or March and April. Another reason for the decrcaso Is tho fact that on tho date the statement was called for. February ', the receipts at the stock yards, wcro heavy nnd nn Immense amount or money was paid out lo shippers, This motley paid out herd, In cash and drafts, goes to the country bnnkb, whom it Is placed to the crcdlu of stock miners, Just a day br two ago u South Omaha business man returned from uti oxtended trip through Iowa and he said that nil of the fnrmers hnd plonty of money nud that banks Were looking for borrowers. The same conditions prevail to a grcnt cxtqtit In Nebraska. What money Is loaned on rnttlo generally goes to furmorB who hnvn harvested an Immense crop of corn and deslro to feed cattlo In preference to sell ing tho corn at the regular market prite. Tlmt Neiv Yliiiliii'l. W. P. Adklns. president of the city council, said yesterday. In speaking of tho ordlnanrn Introduced nt Monday night's session In regard to the Thirty-sixth street viaduct, that at the next moetlng of tho council he would permit the ordinance to bo read the second ami third times nnd put upon Its final passage. There Is no doubt that the ordinance will pass, ns the rail read company wants lo expend n largo amount or money, In the city nud at tho samo time Improve its own propeity. Mr. Adklns said that he hnd no desire to block any Improvements, hut ho wnntcrt to bo stirn that the ordlniinco was nil right nnd that tho city would not bo held liable. In nny respect. Since City Attorney Lam bert has looked over tho ordinance, ami de clared It all right there Is no question about Its passage nt the next meeting. This will mean that the building of tho brldgo will commenon on or about Mnrch 1 and that the grading will commence ns soon ns tho approaches aro set. Perhaps the passage of this ordlnanco nnd Its compliance by the railroad com pany will set a precedent nnd thus tho oth'er railroad companies may bo compelled to construct brUges across tho tracks nt F street and ot cither N or O streets, There Is a continual demnnd for a brldgo to tho stock yards, os tho Immeuso nmount of switching now being dono causes delay to thoBo who deslro to visit tho Uvo stock market. As the business Increases hct'n tho crossings aro blocked more and more every day unit when tho ordlnanco under consideration goes through tho council will be tasked to order a bridge at either N or O .streets In order lo accommodate tho peoplo who transact business nt tho stock yards. ( heck t nit City Accounts, Within u short tlmo tho annual check ing of tho books of tho city treasurer and tho city clerk will bo commenced. Tills work entails n great deal of Iqbor orul con siderable expense. In the past tho experts who lmvo checked tho books have charged from $225 to $.!50 for tho work. Tho sug gestion hus been tmide that ns both tho treasurer nnd clork nro undor bonds tho pay of an oxpert might bo saved by pro curing tho statements 'mndn by tho surety company experts. Tho hiiroty company In which both of thesa olllclals aro bonded will check tho hooks und thcro is no rcl necessity for tho city spending tho money for outsldo accountants, providing the surety company will permit tho t'lty to ufo Its reports. For More AYnrilN, Tho special commlttco appointed by tho council to redlstrtct tho city' hns done nothing so far. Members of tho commlttco say that tho charter .Is tho mnln thing now und that nothing will he dono until tho chatter befmo the legislation Is either approvfd or thrown out. Certain members of tho council desire that the redlstrlctlng bo done before thn charter Is passed, but It Is hardly prolmblo thnt nny action will bo taken by this npoclul commlttco until something definite la known about tho charter. .IIiikI" City Uoli. Mr. nud Mrs. John Lynch. 2514 J street, announce tho bUth ot u son, Mr nnd Mrs. W. B. Klnrr will entcrtnln ut wlilst on tho evonlnu or February 2S, Mrs, Lurry Noouan linn returned to Hloux City after a visit with Mrs. Arthur Nnonan. Mrs. H. Lovely ind linr daughter Muy havo gone to Npw York und uther eastern points, Mrs, John Yates nnd children have gone to Santa Ann, Cal., to visit relatives for threo months, Tho banks will bo closed on Friday, but the market at tha slock yanli will remain upen ns usunl. MrB. David Cnndrim him returned from Chicago with her duughtgr, .Mrs, Christina Condrqn Brooks, Georgo II. Sherwood has called a meet ing of tho republican city centrul committee fpr Monday evening next, Quito a number of South Omahn peoplo aro planning to go tu Washington to ut tend tho Inaugural ceremonies on March 4. Reports show that tho Ico at Ashland? pn the packers' lakes In four Inches thick. Cutting will not commence nguln until the Ico is ten Inches thick. The. family 'that keeps os! baud and uses occasionally tho celebrated l'rlckly1 Ash Oltters Is alwaya n well regulated family. I'aasr Nv York I'ullrn Hill. ALBANY. N. Y., Feb. 20.- Hoth houses of the Icglslatum today passed the Now York City single head police bill over the. mayor's veto by a party voto. It now goes to tho governor for his signature. "OItHA.T PUFF" Labels ran bo exchanged for n "Student" genuine Sweet Hrlur ripe.