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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: J-ATI HDAY, FKUltTAH V 1001. 1 I SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements for these columns III lie tnkcii until 1U in. for (lie rtrnliiK edition nmt until H.:t(l p.. in. for iiinrnltiK iiml Mtiniltty edition. Ilnlra, 1 I -'Jo n rroril first Insertion. Ir n iTiiril tlicrcnfter. .Noltitnu taken Inr less (Intn U.'u fur the first Imcr t on. These nil ertlsemonti must ht rvit consecutively. 4rlvrrtisrr, liy rrqtteatlnK a nam tiered eheoW, enn linvc anaiftn nil Irrnril to m niinilicrcil letter In curt of The Hon. Ansvtcrs an addressed will lie delivered on presentation of tb heck only. WANTED 5ITLATIO.VS. EXPERT accountant Holbrook. Brown blk i A SIj EXPERIENCED young attorney desire tc f rm connection with older lawyer or real etate man. will bring some buslnes. work Mini be useful; delliitf nmna tlon rot expected. Address. J M. ?'. A S72-22 WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED, w have steady wbrk for a tew Ktod hustlers if sood habits and appeur n .ce, C P. AJans Co.. 13 Howard r' . IS Vji BARBER trad.s taught ihoroughly In shirt time, catalogue & particulars frcn.. wezi ern Barbers' Institute. Omaha. "Jgjj MKNTrVomen to sfgoods to city '.raJe. Good pay Hnd steady employment, nix enbaugh & Co.. Wnro bloc4mnl5"urt; WANTED, canvassers. 1620 DoU8lj9.jjfM GOOD ell around blnrkmlth; rout h pond pluw man. A. F. Swanson. Bertna, Neb. r -l ANTED, grocery sperialty salesman; give fullv your experience with references to Insure reply; good opportunity. Address J L Bee. B MS6J S3 WANTED, younc mHtt ns bookkeeper In largn retail house. Must bo accurate, rapid and experienced; referentes re (iturcd, permanent position. J 05. Bee B-MS73-2I MEN to learn barber trade. We can offer (utter IniliK-ements now than lltl otlr season. It will pay you to prepare at om e rnr snnne riisn; nniy riKin "'. . rilreil Our course consists of eVerythlcg , re-iuireu or 11 nrst-ciass uaruer, hiciuuiok , lectures on hair mid skin diseases. pjr college lu newly eoulpped with modern , furniture of special design, and every 1 fncl Ity for successful training. Students lire lllioweu SOIIIITKD .iii'i ,,, ... slion while leurnlng. nnd can earn from ll'l to $15 before graduating. Complete outfit of tools presented to each one. Steady positions guaranteed graduate'. Call or write for beautifully Illustrated latalogue. giving nil particulars; mailed free. Moler Barber College. 1623 Farnam st , Omaha. H-MW9 M5 WANTED, trustworthy man to travel nnd collect; salary 165 monthly unit expenses; permanent position. Address Smith, Mgr., K4 DeHrborn St., Chicago. B-MI03 WANTED, voting man oyer 21 for perma nent traveling position lit Nebraska; J60 monthly nnd nil expenses to start; ad nm ement; references; self-addressed en v. lope for particular. Edward WImnier, Pontluc Uldg.. CMctigo. .I-11'11! WANTED, platen' pressfeeder quick. Hotel Reporter. B-JIS9J 23 VA.TEU FUJIALE IICLP. WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. S76. C-SS7 11 girls wanted. Canadian omce 1522 Douglas YOUNG lady to learn mussnge; permanent position for right party. Apply 220 Bee Bldg. C-22 WANTED. lady canvassers, city or coun try towns. 602 Kurbach Bldg. C-MS43 23 COMPETENT girl for, general housework; small family. 2130 Blimey- St.-y Cg-MSSH WANTED, a thoroughly experienced cook; must have best ot references. 2501 Far nam. Sir. Brown. C S51 27 WANTED, cook and 11 nurse; references re. lulred. 3620 Farnam. C MES3 24 WANTED, 10 bright. Intelligent ladles to demonstrate ana tnke, orders, houso to houso work; this Is 11 genteel, steady posl Hon. with straight salary nald every Saturday, don't cnll unless you are quali fied and enn bring good reference, n this Is no fake. Call at Midland Hotel. Ask for Mr, Wemple. C MS9I 24 COOK nnd housemaid. 2701 Farnnm. ' C-MS90 21 FOR UI2XT llOLM:s. IF you want your houses well rented placs tnem wiin ucuun a. vu. u sa ALWAYS moving H. II. goods, pianos. Oltlce, 151H4 Farnam St. Tel 1559 or ffn. D-SS) HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city. Brennun-Love Co., 320 So. 13th St. D-S61 HOUSES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block. D S6J SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 Jf. Y. LIFE. D-tq HOUSES, etc F. D. Wead. 1524 Douglas. D-S6I HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt. Barker Blk U-S65 HOUSES wanted. Wallace. Brown Blk. D-SItl NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east frcnt, 27th and St. Mary s ave.. J35. Bemls Paxton block. D-VJ0 STUROE8. MARTIN CO.. BIT N. Y.T.lfe" D-931 F2S 24th. near Fnrnam; ten-room modern house comptete In every respect; ten minutes' walk of center of city: reasonable rent. Omaha Loan, i- Trust Co., 16th and Doug Ian Sis. 3f D-S72 FOR RENT, 8 room house, nice yard and stable 261S Charley St. D iK NINE-ROOM modern house. grounds shade trees, barn, thoroughly i. -jlnible. Ii! every way; rent. J40 to an At tenant with references. OMAHA LOAN AND TRI'Sl CO , 16th and Douglas Sts. D viri uururnisnod rooms, nrst-class nil modern, complete for housekeeping. 2124 V"-".: . u aixts.' 34 s-nnoM 59Cr?hht,rner hnUs' Vgfi IGHT-ROOM modern house at"d barn, near 32d and Farnam.. iu, o. i.' house and barn. 2m Emmet'. 113. Rlnwu Bros , Barker block. I M891 24 FOR IIEM-KI'UMSIIUI) ROOMS. STEAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston. -i i E (.73 DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam li l HOUSEKEEPING rooms. J6 ui). 2irst Mary's. E-990 Marl S FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping man nnd wife. 319 North 17th St. E-S03 FL'RM5I1ED ROOMS AMI I10AIII). ir.ENCAlRN. transients, V da I6) Doiig LRG1 froit parlors with board; alio ilnaller room; reasonable rates. The Rose, 1020 Harney. F-M391 The Merrlam, good winter home. 25 & Dodgo F 376 UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-S77 ONE large front room, onu small room. Imili supplied with good closets, excel lent uojfai.pr ces. reuronauie. ."U7 foutn 24th st F-M623 2S MABEL GRAY, 317Vi N. fstli'stT'ilat E K-M SJl Marli 24 N 23D ST., new management, new fur niture, good board. F Miss 7 ROOM and board. 1S12 Chicago. -M'-ll 21 FOIl 1IK.M' VFl'RMSIIKI) ROOMS, FOR housekeeping, Mar) av. also barn 2024 St, U .M3; rilll IXK T STORES AXD office. FOIl RENT The building formerly occu pied by Tho Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has ro-ir stories and n basement which was formerly jscd as The Bee press room. This will bo rented very reasonably, tf Interested apply at once to C. C. Hose vater, secretary, room 100. Bee Bulldmg. -61 FOIl RENT Store, In first-class location: rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co , ground floor, Bee Bide I - FOR niiNT "part of the ..tore .building nt 1414-1416 Harney st. Inaulre at 1UQ Harney 1 it I MSM 23 I AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS to ell the celehrated M. A V. i and L. S. arc pressure lamps; exclusive. :nri.. iiKor.i fnntrncts. more nm hant than electric arc. 'i cent per hour William Parkinson. Madison. Neb.. Mate neent J-M. 23 AGENTS With Hayes" metallic r ibber tires ror rocKint cnJirs mane iw iwr month. Address J. C. Hayes, 41S E. Locust st.. Dos Moines. In. J-JW 23 PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit "cray ons ;" try washable enameltnes, r.o glass; don't rub; cheap. Family Portrait Co., Chicago. J-M1S7 23 ; AGENTS, quick men to visit stores and sell machine for printing signs on fences, bridges, sidewalks, etc. Arc Co.. Racine, Wis. J-MSMl 13 AGENTS, denier to sell Carrie Nation souvenir hatchets; something- new, big profits; price, Wx- dozen; sample 10c. Jones Keeimn Mfg. Co., Davenport. Iowa J-MSMl : AGENTS on pn'ary or commission; the Breatest agents' seller ever prodjeed; every user of pen and Ink buys It on tight; loo to Sou per cent profit; one agent's sales amounted to 4J) In six days; another US In two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co.. X 16. La Crosse. Wis. J-MS NTdlt ;k. OM. Van Stor. Co.. UllHFarn. Tels. lSJJ-SfiJ. -373 PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 912 SH Jones, reneral storage und forwarding. srs STORAGE, lower Fnrnnm St.. 3 floors and bnsemmt. elevator, water, etc.. very (.heap. Immediate iiossesslon. Address .1 6T. Bee. M-STJ 21 roll SAI.U IT'RMTIIIB. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dodge. Tel. 2tct. New : Zdhand furniture uougnt, ,0;j( exchanged. O 8S0 - : po, saijK.iioRSKS. VBIIICI.i:!!, KTC. UP-TO-DATE reliable buggies, runabouts and vehicles, n. Frosts, lttn Leaven in P 464 FOR SALE IMSCHI.I.ANEOtS. HARD and soft foundation piling; hog ftnees and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q 583 2DHANC safe cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam. Q-8S3 SAFES; buy. sell exe'ge. SChwartx, 114 S. 13. Q-St HERTFORD & CO., 16th and llworth. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. Q-83 TIMOTHY hay and t!! Monroe & Co. ilnus reed and coaL Q-8S6 INCUBATOr.S. Bend to the Cure Hatch Incubator Co., Clay Center, Neb., for a handsome free catalogue. Q 441 20 HEAD tine milk cows, 4 Jerseys. Call afternoon nt. Jester's yard, 25th, & Burt st. THE J. A. Fuller c Co. soda fountain churglng apparatus and eleven copper founts for sale at a bargain If taken at once. Apply Boston Store Drug Dept, Q 875-24 HOUSE moving outfit for sale. S. 15th, Mrs. Kment. Apply 1245 IJ STU-L'l FOR SALE, 9.00i to 12,000 feet second-hand lumber, as good as new. inquire of v M, Glusa. care Ler-Glass-Andreesen Hard, ware Co. Telephone 121. Q M877 23 FOR SALE, doub'e soda fountain, with 16 syrup cans, coffee urn and 11 National cash register. Address 404 Nuckolls St., Red Oak. la. Q MWO 4 CLAinVO. ASTS. MRS, FRITZ, medium. 119 North 16th. S-SSS MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge a ss ZENO, clairvoyant and healer, 1913 Farnam. MM Z3 FREE test to ull desiring a readlnir. Re liable advice on nil affairs clairvoyant. Office, 1707 Cass St. Houis. 9 to 8. SMS9S ! ELECTRIC TUDATME.Vr. MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 S. ISth. 2d floor. T M8S4 F-2S ELITE parlors, 615 South 16th, second floor. i 404 .MS MME. AMES. 1615 Howard, !d floor, room 1; tnermai uatns. T MSU 24 PERSONAL. PRIVATE home before and during confine. ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2620 uuraetie. u o FRENCH accordion pleating: Ivory rim hut tons: mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co. 1M4 uougias. U 831 SUPPLIES for all machines: machines for rent, wnue sewing Macnine, iuu Doug las, lei. imi. uai PRIVATE hospital for ladles before nnd during confinement; babies adopted. 'l.tOi Grant 31. U S33 vi a VI Woman's wav to health: r.tlnnai wholesome home treatment. 34S Bee Bldg. u m cordeon pleating plant In ihe west. Mall orcerB souciieu. ouue uougias liiock opposite lisyuen s. U 797 TURKISH baths, massage baths, electric baths, for ladles only; skilled women massage operators; finest equipped baths In the city, uensirom uatn company, Booms iu -.v, uer iiur u vjo LIEBEN. theatrical, masquerade costumer. 1011 rarnain. u DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns 4- superfluou hair removed by electricity. R. 12 Frenzer ti'.OCK. u vj WE RENT sewing marhlnes for 75c per VecK; We reoair nnu sen necuies nsui ai-ta-hments for any machine made. Neb. Cvcle Co.. Cor 15th Si Hjrney. Phore luS, U-M123 M2 1 nnv of Re-No-Mav Powder I not lovnrv when It nffords you a cure and secures the comfort and happiness of your room-mate. u M21 SOMETHING new for Omiha, u plaeo wher voll can learn praciu-m uri-Bsmun lug without serving 6 months or a year': apprenticeship. Learn the McDowell sys tern of drcsscuttlng. Make your ow ilres.es! nrhool. 515-16 Karbacll blk. ,U-M 527-23 RUITJ'RE cured; no knife, no pain. 110 danger, senu ror circulars, i.mpire imp turo Cure. 932 N, Y. Life Building, Omaha V V4 .MI'J INFORMATION WANTED The nidcr al.n.,1 lrA In ..V,aln tl.M n,.a.nl rm.ll. 0RV0 address of lirs P. Pedersen. who 1 landed at Portland, Me., on the 23d day of I Novemucr. vjm, irom tne British steam-1 ship "Numlrtiun.'' Any Information as to his presem whereabouts will be appre-1 elated by Benjamin Thompson. S Ex-! change st., Portland, Me. U MS6S 2S SECONDHAND SEWING MAClTlNES. You ought to see before buying a machine what we can sell you. The following prices are for Saturday only: Former Price, Saturday, 1 Slnxer : I It. On 1 t.tw 5.00 ' 4.W 6.00 10.C0 5. no 11.. 00 3 Singers, high arm ln.di 1 Domestic 8,00 1 White 12.00 I White 20.00 1 Davis 10.00 1 Wheeler & Wilson 20. on 1 Wllcos Glbbs 20.00 I Singer, good as new . . . 30.00 1 New Horn 20.00 12.50 15.00 10.00 We rent machines for 75 cents ner week. W selt needles nnd rarts for, nnd repair every sewing machine muntifJrtured NERRASK V CYCLE COMPANY Phoiic 1663. Cor 15th & Marnej St. MO.NEY TO I.OAX HEAL ESTATE. MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Love Co., SC9 South 13th. W-5S1 LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at 3 per cent; borrowers can pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest date; no delay. Brennan-Lov Co.. 300 S. Kth St.. Omaha, Neb. W-01 PUIVATE money. 5, S' i. 6 per cent- no de lay Garvin Bros., 1413 Farnam. V i'i NTErCltJfns. bonds and warrants George &. Company. 1601 Farnam street u y,r- treeL $1000 and upward to loan on Improved city property and farm. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam. W-90Q WANTED City and farm loans; nlsn bonds nn(j warrants. It. w. iciers a: to,, i.ic Farnam St., Bee Bldg. W-903 MONEV to loan on farm and city property; lowest rates. O. F. Davie Co . 150 l arnam. W 9M MONEY to loan at 5 Omaha property. W and 5V4 per cent on U. Mclkle, 1 S. tfth. w-yc PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Shrwood. 933 N V. L.lfc. W-f FIVE per cent money. Bcmls, Paxton block. W-WT PRIVATE money, F. D. Wead, UH Doielas. W-510 C AND S'Vpcr cent loans. W. II. Thomas. First N'atlonal Bank building, lei 1648. W So9 JIOMJY TO 1. 1 A.N CHATTELS. MONEY TODAY. Loans made in amounts from 110 to KM on household furniture, piano, horses, car riages, ete., without removal, or on your S-A-L-A-R-Y without security All cr u part of the monej may be paid back the. first month or no part of It need be paid back for severe I months, hach payment mads reduces the cost accordingly. Lm ployers and neighbors know absolutely nothing of our business relations. People who need money arc l.ivlted to cnll and get 111., terns and compare them with what others offer. Loiius of other com panies may be transferred to me. No charge, for papers. All business strictly confidential Quick servlco and lowest rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. 63 PAxton Blk.. top floor, northeast corner 16th and Ktrnam. Entrance on lbin m. Tel. 741. X-ill S A L LOANS R V LOWEST RATES IV rtTV. WF. POSI TIVELY WILL NOT BE UNDERRATED. RAILROAD MEN RECEIVE SFKt-l.W' ATTENTION. REBATE GIVEN IF LOAN IS PAID HKPntlK DfE. WHY GIVE A CHATTEL MORTGAGE 1VHKN YOU CAN GET MOM.1 Yot'n plain' vnTE7 STRIP fLY CONFIDENTIAL. EMPLOY ERS NEED NOT KNOW. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. AMERICAN' I.flAN LO.. ROOM 001. BEE BUILDING. X-6S7 . . DO YOU NEED MONEY? We loan $10.00 and up on furniture, pianos, horses and other chattels. SALARY LOANS without mortgage to people holding permanent positions. You can get the money In a few hour after making ap plication and take 1. 2, 3, 4. 3, 6 months or more In which to pay It back, and you need not pay for It one day Iunpe than you keep It. We charge no'";"1? for papers and we give you the lull amount In cash. There are no rates than ours; our terms are tne easiest; our business Is confidential anu our motto Is "Try to Please." Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.. 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 22&j. (Established 1892.) 2Cfl South 16th St. i RALART LOANS. If you are employed by a responsible firm wo wn loan you sums irom iu iu " your note at much cheapei and easier rates than elsewhere. Of this we are 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 salaried people holding per manent position wun responsioie gunmiii upon their names without ecnrlty: easy payments. Tolman, 410 Board Trade bldg. 2C-79I MONEY" loaned on pianos, furniture, lew- elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, X-91S MONEY loaned on pianos, furivlture. horses. cows, jewelry, uun ureen, 1. b, uar SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha credit Co., srs New xorit jire uiut, X 320 nlSI.VESS CHANCES. $150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly lawful (nickel) slot machines tor annus, cigars or cash: will earn $2 and upward weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., 1-urnl-turo Manufacturers, Chicago, 111. Y 920 FOR SALE, agricultural Implsmcnt and carriage. Djsiness in soum central ." braska. For further particulars address Box 603, West Liberty, la, Y Mi 31 MONEY mode In oil stock:' thousands are getting rich! grasp the opportunity 10 day: for full particulars, ML Hamilton Land ar.d Oil Co.. Rea Bldg., B. ban Jose, Cal. Y-M60S a PLACE your COLLECTIONS nnd LEGAL matters with New Snow-Church Co.. 401- 405 N. Y. L Omaha. Associate attorneys everywnore. V 310 J4 MILK DAIRY for sale or trade for farm. Joseph Bulanek. South 01st and uancron. Y-S21-24' FOR SALE, my entire line of dry igoorts and groceries amounting 10 huuui in good, lively town, doing a good business; reason for selling, don't like Indoor work. Address J 61, Bee. Y-MS59 2S WANTED, lndy of highest respectability will pay $10) tor usslstance in organizing company In Omaha; ordinary women please do not answer. K 1, Bee offlce; ' Y MSS4 St'i" WANTED, physician of ability to locate In thrlvlnr town; one who Is congenial, of good habits and had experience. Address J. F. Green. Osmond, Neb. Y M8' 24 BAKERY for sale; only bakery In city of 3,000 inhabitants: rent, $25 per month. For particulars address T K. Allen, Odebolt, Iowa. V MS9 24 FOR EXCHANGE. A FINE $55.00 Imported magic lantern, as good as new. only used a short time; suit able foi lectures, churches or lodge enter talnmcnts; a bargain. Address F 63, Bee office. Z-I79 WILL trcde stoves and furniture for r.orse. 01 N. i6th st. 7. M752 MA-lti FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. CHEAP LOTS In Isabel addition, n-'ar 2tth nnd Ames ave., $150 to $259. fur a few days only. Graham & Ure, Bee Bulldlnz. HE-i21 22 FARMS. larg nnd small. Let me know what you want. William Nelson. 601 9. 10th. RE-M943 ST URGES. MARTIN CO., 817 N Y. Life. RE-9J1 F'i SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE. RE-92-! HOUSES, lots, farms, 'and, loanrialso fire Insurance. Bemls, Paxton Dlk. RE 923 Ames Ave. Int. near 27th. for $300; som ether lets close by for $150 to $250. Oruhum & Ure, Bee Bullillnf, RE-326 22 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, J2C3 Farnam Ht. P.E-925 RANCH AND FARM lands forTale by the Union Panfle Railroad company. R. A. McAMastcr land commissioner. Union Pacific Headquarters. Omaha. Neb. RE-921 Near 24th and Ames ave. this week some good lots can be had for $150 to JTA Graham Ure, Bee Building, RE-S26 22 WILL take long lease on brick stablo If tullt centrally located, and pay good rent. AOiiress j 00, ure. Y 831 CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; 624-foot cast ironi in ..emon s aauiiion. m. .1. I Kennard k Sen, 310 Brown block. RE 924 SNAP-fS,700-flne business lot 2 blocks south depot, mn ji inquire 1111 Viiitcn. FOR !AI,Ii ItliAI. HSTATi:. FOR SALE. 4,0i-i acres In farms In Wilson county. Kan sas, which all lays together. This Vdy of land an lie divided Into twj farms of .C'W acres each or four farms of acres ea-h. There are fi sts of Improvements, the farms are all well watered, all we'l feiued. all have good, large orchards and stock barns, cribs, and the main farm ha good wells, stock vurd. stock scales and It nil Is In Hrst-clnss condition. There are about 3,f) acres of this land li gr.i This has never been pastured cosel AT can be moved. All good limestone soil. Half of this land lavs In the valley and Is right In the oil and gas belt There are now 3 producing oil wells on this 'and being pumped even day and ps)lng a nice royalty Price, 112.5" per acre. l.W-acre ranch In Cowley countv. Kansas, at Honser, on Missouri Paclllc rallroaJ. 2 miles cast of Wlnfleld; l.W acres In srn''' land. Ho acres In cultivation. I aires In alfalfa. SO acres In mendow, 3 sets of farm buildings, t large ponds, I wells. 2 wind mill, creek runs through It: never falllnc water exce lent gms, fenced 4 or S wlr- s I into .i pastures, wiiii cultivated l.ind 1 rcncen rjut Land l smooth slope and 1st nearly all tit for cultivation. This Is used ! ror a. cattle ranch .V. head 3-year-olds fattened on It last season, and cultivated . lant nrolucei sufllclent reed to winter M thm. Clltnnte Is just tight for stireesful cattle business, t'attle can be iiiilouded and loaded onto cars from pasture. Price, 110.00 per acre. Terms to suit 75C-8cre farm lu Miami county, Kansas, .to miles from Kansas City. 2 ml'es from rail road town. Good 12-room house, largo bum lOx), Willi shed .Tx!U, well fenced and crossed; lfo nctes now In wheal. 2w acres In corn last year. :V acres tlmothv and clover. 100. acre woods; piisture well set to blue grass; large orchard. This Is an Ideal home and farm. Price. $l'..uo per acre. LSSO-oere ranch In Elk countv, Kansas, u miles from good town: 22 acres In culti vation, balance meadow pasture; fine wnter; large house, barn .'.l.v.W, with base ment under entire barn. Can sell for $12.00 per acre. Bargain. If you want good V or lOi-ncre farm wrlle me, describing what you want. W. O. CRAIG. ui Bank Commerce Ili,g.. Kansas City. Mo. RE-.Mi97 21 FOR SALE, the thrce-story double brl k house. No. 2101-3 Douglas street, contain ing 13 rooms each, for $11..VX); s cash, bal ance nt 5 per cent; will accept partial payments: honyes rent at $iT, each per mouth. W. H. Thomas, 1st Nuti Bunk Bldg. RE-MS7S 23 CHEAP business lot 911 16th st . 22 feet b7 tweeti Jones nnd Leavenworth, J2.750 Hicks. 325 Board Trailo bldg. RK MKI A goo! lot nt your own price, near 21th and Ames Ave. this week $150. $175. $."m Graham & Ure, Bee Building RE V6 ..' FOR SALE On easy terms. ?i-acre farm tindr high state of cultivation, adjoin . Ing town of Sheltnn, Neb. For full par ticulars nciuress i.ocx uox 5'. .snnon. Neb. No trndes. RE-S37 IS Near Ilth and Ames ave., some good lots 150, $175. $200. $225. Ornham & Ure, Bee Building. RE S.N 22 MEDICAL. LADIES out of health find prompt relief. Box 232, Omaha, Neb. Confidential -927 LADIES, $500 reward for an obstinate, long standing, abnormal case suppression, nny cause, om. ur. jncKson s vegetauie re male Medicine falls to relieve In 21 hoars without pain or loss of work. Express $3 C O. D. Dr. Jackson Remvly Co., 167 Dearborn St . Chicago. Dept. lice. M :. "7 VIRTUAMA cures Impotencj resulting from Indiscretions or debility, lves vi tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions, aspirations of youth, health, fitting for success, happiness In business; profes sional, social, married life,; $2, or 3 for $5. Bent anywhere prepaid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Co. Elgin. Ill, American Office, retail, wholesale, Myers Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha: M. A. Dillon. Bouth Omaha; Davl Drug Co.. Council Bluffs. Full line rubber goods. PATENTS. IN". F.NTORS-GOT AN IDEA Wo handle patents, copyrights and trade marks; you give us the bora lde4 and wa will io the rest; modern iqulppud, 'machine shop nnd foundry In connection,;, Official Gazotto 011 Die' guide book frej! Mason, Fcnwlck & Lawrence, patent hvwycrs. 14-.6 Howard St.; Tel. 1419, Omaha; U. P. Cronln, repr. -)si INVENTOR3. "we nsk no fee until the patent Is procured: If we rati, wo get no ...tvirefree. Sues & Co.. Patent Law. vers. Bee Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. Long dis tance telephone 1623. 413-Mar 15 OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. 1664; Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles' dept.; Old E. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr. 933 M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school. Klrksvllle. Mo.. 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367. UI LOST. BAY yearling colt, white star on forehead Return to Thos.' Peterson, 3102 Cuming. Beward. Lost-S71-2l SIIORTI1A.TD AM) TYPEWRITING. A C. VAN SANT'S School 717 N. Y. Life. 920 BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal. Bee Bldg. -3J) NEB. Business &. Shorthand college, Boyd'a Theater. -931 GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col.. 16 & Doug. nEI.GIAX HARES. FOR SALE, 25 tine Belgian hares, out of lm ported stock, prize winners, nt reasonable figures; have a few at $1 each. Come early and have your pick. Inquire upstairs. 14(3 South 16th st., one block south of Wtltlam St. M-764 23 EXPERT 'ACCOlTANT. LESSONS 111 bookkeeping. R. 15, Com. Nat, etc.. day or Bank. G. R. -734 evening. Rathbun rilCYCLES. WHY ride n dusty old wheel when U FleBcher makes them .00k goon as new for almost nothing. 1622 Capitol nve. M 635 AVAI.L PAPER CLEA.MXG. C MIDDLEMIST, experienced cleaner. leave orders with L,ewis Menuerson. florist, 1519 Farnam street. 'Phone 1258.. 707-22 INCUBATORS WD BROODERS. INCUBATORS and brooders; cataltrguo free, write nurr incunaior uo u 2, Omaha, Neb. Factory at 23th & Davenport 479 RUBBER STAMPS. BADGES, medals. Om, Pl't. Co., Bee Bldg. Tel 2535. W BIRDS AMI TAXinEIISIY. STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 Leavenvorth. -933 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Offlce, reliable, accommodat ing: all bual.iesa confidential, mi uougas. .MCKEL PI,.TIG. OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2535. Si, Fim.M'U RE REPAIRING. TEL. 1SJL' M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St. TICKET BROKER. CUT rate tickets everywhere. P H, Phil bin. 15O0 Farnam. Telephone ,4. 911 LAt.MIHV. OMAHA Steim Laundry; shirts. ,c: collars, 2c: cufft. c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. a47. -91-' CARPENTERS A.ND JOBBERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly nf.endsd to, J T Ochtltree i'u and Lake Sts. -i9 Aicimnio.N I'M: tim:. ACCORDION pleating, rheapest. ties' nJlrk est Mrs .i C Mark S. K Cor irth and Farnam !MJ .STAMMUItlMi AMI h i t I I !ltINn. CURED Julia Vaughn. 4J0 Ratnge B.1I5. ' ivu I PORTO Populnr Tours RICO I eb. 16. Mar ii 2- Illu- tint' (I pr.igr.ui .'4 c, sll u RJi irond A Sh I Icoinb, 1 0 J AUjm is St.iChlc-ao -'I It VILWAY Tl.tllJ 'I A II I.t:. FREMONT. ELKHORN . Missouri valley Railroad - "The Northweitern Line" -General Jinces. United States N.ulo.ial Bank Bldg . S. W C. rner Twelfth and Karnar.l Sts. Ticket UHltc. 14G1 Furr.am St. Tel. ML De- pot, Uth and Webster St. Tel. Um, Leav. Arrive. Black HU1, Deadwood, ..Hot Springs a 3:0 pm a 5:00 pm oming, Casper ar.d Dourtas d 3:0 pm e t:00 pm Hbsiii.cs, Tot, UaIJ t lty, superior Geneva. , s'-'eter una scwari ..b 3:00 pm orfoik. Verdlgre. and Fremont b :30 am Lincoln, Wuhoo and Fremont b 7:33 am oawpra, btC:25 am 1 b 10:25 am Fremont Local ...... ...c :30um ft Dallv b Dally except Sunday, c Sun day onlv. d Jally except Saturday, a Dally except Monday. CHICAGO & NORTH western Railway "Ttu Northwestern Line" City Ticket Office. 1401 Farnam St. Telephon. 561 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone szs. Lcaw. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Spe cial a 7:00 nm Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm nll:30 pm a 6:40 am Eastern express, ues Moines. Marshalltown, Cedur Rands unci Chicago al0:55 am a 4:05 pm eastern oprciu, urn cago.er.d Km. a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm rati .wan, wnicago 10 Omaha Omuhii-i iilcago L t d. ..a 7:15 pm Fast Mnll Cedar rtnp.Os t-asscnger a Dally. a S:2'j am a 6:3; pm SIOUX CITT PACIFIC itaiiroau "Tne Norm western Line" General Office. United States National llank Building. 8. W Corner Twelfth ! and Farnam Sts. Ticket Office. 1431 Farnam St. Telephone 66L De pot. Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 623. Leave Arrive. Twin City Express Twin l it., l.nnlnd Sioux City Local., a Dally. ,.p -U am al0:25 pm a 7.r5 pm a S.I5 am ..a S:W am a 3:50 pm CHICAGO. ST TAUL.. Minneapolis ft Omaha Railway "The North western Line" General Offices, Nebraska DIvl slon, 15th and Webster Bts. City Ticket Offlce. 1401 Farnam Telephone. s. Depot, Uth and Webster Sts. Iave. a-ft:09 am Arrive. a 9:10 pm all.iO am Twin City Passdogir. .. Omaha Pa-senw ...... Sioux city r i-ionn east Nebraska , a Dally. a 3:45 om ILLINOIS CENTRAL Railroad City Ticket Of flce. 1402 Farnam Street Telephone, 245. Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express Chicago Limited .. Mlnntupolis ana Paul Express ... Minneapolis and ....a 7:00 am all:2S pm ....a 7:45 pm u s:u5 am .'b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm ....a 7:45 pm a 8:05 am Paul Limited Fort Dodge Local from Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm a 6:16 ara Fort Dodge Local 'rm Council Biuffs a 6 00 am a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday. UNION PAC!riC-"THE OVER tsnl "toute" General Utflcus N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnani hirtvts. City Ticket Office, J32I , Earnrm Street. Telephone, 316 Depot. Tenth and Marcy Sis.' Telephone. 629. i-eave. Arrive. 1 The Overland Limited.. a :20 am 1 The Chicago-Portland a 7:30 pm bpectai a 1 The Fnat Mall a S:J) am a . :3a pm a 3:25 pm a 4:C5 pm The Mail and Express .all;35 pm Lincoln. Beatrice and Stromsburg Expres3..b 4:05 pm bl2:30 pm The Pacific Express ...a 4:25 pm Tho At. untie Express... a 6:50 am Grand Island Louai b C:.13 pm b 9:35 am a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday. OMAHA & SI. LOUIS RAIL road -Omaha. Kansas city & Eastern Railroad "The Qulncy Route" Ticket Of fice, 1415 Farnam SL Tele ihone, &. Depot, 'lenth and Marcy Streets. Telephone. O. Leave. Arrive. Louis Cannon Ball .Express ...... 1 clty and Q""1" a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am Local ..a 7:00 am a 9:00pro a Dally. m-RLINOTON & Mis souri River Railroad "Tho Burlington Route General Olttces, North west Corner Tenth and Farnam Streets. Ticket Ottlce 1502 Farnam Street. Telenhone. 250. Burllnstou Station, Tenth and Maaon Streets. Telepnone, iss. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln, Hastings and McCook a &:0 am a : Pm Lincoln. Denver. Colo- rado. Utah. California. a 4.2o pm a 3:00 pm Lincoln A: Clack Hills.. a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am Montana 1'uget Sjund..a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm u 9:17 am Wymore. Beatrice and Lincoln a 8:10 am bll:55am Denver Colorado, Utah ana California a 6.45 am South Ue-id. lulsville. Plattsmou.fi b 3:25 om bl :05 am Ft, Orooii. fiaitsmouth and Pacific Junction.. a 7:00 pm 1 1:20 ara Bellevue. PJattumouth and Pacific Junction.. al2:10 am a Dally, b Dally except -'ur.day. CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Qulncy Railroad "The Burllnaton Route" Tick-it Offlce ia2 Fnrnam Street. Telephone. 250. Depot, Tenth and Mason streets. Telephone. 12S. Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Spe cial a 7:00 am al0:15 pm Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. a 4:00 pm a 7:15 am Chicago Local Esptess.a 9:30 am a 4:05 pm Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a 1:45 am Fast Mall 2:45 pm a DalW. KANSAS CITY. ST. JO--seph & Council Bluffs Rul'road-'Th Burling ton Route" Ticket Office. 1502 Farnam Street. Tele phone. 250. Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele phone. 12S Learr. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am u 6:2.-. pm Kansas City Night Ex..atn;30 pm a 6:15 am St. Louis Flyer for t Joseph and St Louis.. a 5:10 pm all:15 am a Dally. CHICAGO. ROCK ISL and Pacific Railroad "The Great Rock let. and Route" City Ticket Office. 1323 Far nam Street. Telephone, 428. Depot. Tenth and Marcy Sts. Tele Phone, 62U. Leave, Arrive. EAST. Dta Moines and Daven port Locul a 7:25 am bll:35 am Cnlcaco1 Express hll:15 am t"0ani Ues Moines Local t pm . 4:43 pm Chtcagc Fust Express ,a ti0 pm a 1:23 pm Dfs Moines, Rock Isi and mil Chicago a 7:40 pu) a 9:23 pm WIS ST. I Lincoln, Colorai'o Spzs., Denver, Pue'ola and I Wast , a 1:33 pm a 4:15 pm tjoiorauo,. uxianoma et Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 ara a Dally b Dallv xrep: Sunday. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL, . - Gunoral Offices and Ticket Offices, Southern. Corner 14th and Douglas bts. Telephone, 104, Depot, Union Station. vr$' fit. Louis and City Express ueave, Arrive. a 6:25 pm a 6:15 am Kansas alC:00 am aU:50 pm J rw. oi. ... - - l.ruve fiom 15' n 1 Webster Streets: Nebraska Local. and Via . b 4 10 nm al0:45 am weeping ater I Dally. b Dally except Sunday. si dt RAILWAY TIM 13 TABLES. CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE i St Paul Railway-city 1 ImlLWAuKEn street. Telephone. IMlLWAUh Depot. Tontli and Mason btieets. Telephone. CJ. Leave. Arrlv. tmcago umiteo i.t ...au:wpm Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 7:13 am b 3:40 pm a uany. u ualv xcet sunuay. W ABASH RAILROAD Ticket Offlce. 1415 Farnam Street, Telephone. 3i3. De t.ot. Tenth and -Marcy Sts. Ttlsphone. ca. wavj. Arrivs. St. Louis "Cannon Ball" Express a 5:15 pm a S:30 am ualiy- Mors? 1Zffii!m 4tHI-MOSTUr."gBW WIISIT ns SHIP ncosmsTwnwi " oio sianct "M rtu s,o. ALONG THE NORTH SKCR.: BAVAN4, MATA!tI4S, CBl,N5. SA0UA, CAL BAtSE. M'EVITAS. Q!IIAA, t B.ARAC0A, e 114 :f sins. I MUVSO! JTr'.AUSIIIPl.lVK-JIWIuUmat u.w York City I - M VfrJr X. t-HITCflMH. Jf Uon Squar. New lork. For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation and Gentrni Information of the MO BILE 8EP.V1CE. apply to Jloket Agent Mobile A Ohio R. R. and South ern Ry. tiOVEHVMEM' XlITICi:. CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFK1C i. Omaha. Neb.. February Xi. 19ol. healed propos.tN will be received hire r.nd at ollkes t quartermasters at lttona named, until i p. in., central time. March 25, 1901. f ....t.i.i.w enal nnil charcoal tlur- Ing tho fiscal year ending June 30. 1SKJ2. at Omaha. Q. M. depot. Forts Crook, Robli:on and Niobrara. Neb.; Jefferson Barracks. Mo.: Forts Leavenworth and RHey Kan.. 1 ... 11 t..n ri. ii,.,.,, nod Kill. nkia. t'rntn.il for deltverv ut other tioln.s Will Ihj eniertalned. V S. reserves right to r- ,....,.,.,( fiiu nr nil tirooosuls. OT OTlV part thereof. Information furnished on p r 2:4j pm piimtlon hero or to quartermasters at stfc a mil ! mimed. Envelopes containing pro- posnls should be marked "Proposals lor . nnd addressed to undersigned or quartennnsters at stations utiove namcu l.rit-2j-;e-27M 22-23M CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE Omaha, Neb.. February. 14. win. Sealed ,,rn.,U. tVintiente. sublect tn the usual L, ',..' .a.i'i.. received here until 2 o clock p. m.. February 28. 1901. and then opened, In the presence of attending hid-d-rs. for twenty-flve (25) cavalry horsos 10 for Fort Reno. 9 for Fort Sill. t. for l ort Rllev, and thirty-one (31) nrtlllery horses for Fort Riley. U. S. reserves right to re ject any or al' proposals, or uny part thereof. Blank forms for bidding nnd cir cular giving full Information and require ments will be furnished on application to this otrtce. 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 WANTED for t". S. army, able-bodl"d tin married men. between ages of 21 nnd ?ft! citizens of the United States, of Rood character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Recruits specially desired for ;rice In Philippines. For Information apply to Recruiting Offi cer. Cor. 16th and Dodge sis., O.nuhu. Neb. LEGAL .NOTICE. OLD BUILDINGS, FOR SALE Soaltd bids will be received by the Omaha Auditorium company up to I- rldny, Murcn 1st. 1901, ut 12 o'clock noon, for the old buildings, outhouses and fences situated on the north half of block 16S. between I "i'r- teenth nnd rilteenin sireeir. y . u.o -.u... side of Howard street. Bids will be received upon these buildings separately or as a whole, as the bidders may prefer. This property will be numbered as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the b'.ock, No. 1105, having only n tight board fence. No. 1407 Is vacant, with the exception of a large billboard. ..... , No. 1411, 1115. 1417. 1119, 1421 nnd 1123. each having a house and outbjlldlngs, Purchasers will be required to remove the propertv sold to them from the above loca tion within ten days nftor sale. Each' bid must bo accompanied by a certi fied check for 25 tier cent of the umount of thu bid; must be scaled nnd delivered to George W. Hoobler, secretary of the Omaha Auditorium company, ai me umtuiii "j torlum headquarters. Board of Trade build ing, not later than 12 o'clock noon Friday. March 1, 19-1. , , The Omaha Auditorium company reserves the right to reject any or all bids rub- m"1ei1- . . j. By order of the Omaha Auditorium com pany. G. W. HOOBLER, Secretary. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. The annual meeting of stockholders In The Bee Publishing Company will bo held at their office, corner 17th and Farnam streets In the city of Omaha on Monday. March 4th. 1901. By order of the president. Omaha. Neb.. February -ISth. 1901. Geo. B. Tzschuck, Secretary. Feb. 10-t-m-&-e. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land company will be held at the office of said company In Lincoln, N'eb., nt 11 o'clock a. m., on the 6th day of March. A. D. 1901. By order of the Board of Directors Lincoln, Neb., February 4, 1901. C. II. MORRILL. President A, B. MINOR, Secretary FSdHOt POSTOFFICE MIT1CE. Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as changes may occur at any time. Foreign mnlls for the week ending ren ruary 23, 1901. will close (PROMPTLY In nil ruses) ut the General l'ostoffice .is fol lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOUR earlier than cloning time shown below. Parcels Post Malls for Germany cloe at 5 p. in. on February IS, per . s. Batavla. via Hamburg, and February 20, per s. h. Oldenburg, via Bremen. Regular and Supplementary Malls clo?e at Foreign Branch half hour later than clos ing time shown below. , Truns-Atluntle Mnll.. SATURDAY At 5:30 a. m, for EUROPE, per s. s. Servla, via Quecnstown, at-' 7 h. m, for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Island"): at 7:30 a. in. for NETHER LANDS direct, per s. s. Masdam unall must be directed "per s s Mausdum"); nt 9 11. m for ITALY, per s. r Werra. via Naples (mall must be directed "per p Werra" 1. ut 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND direct, per 3 s. Furnesia (mnll must bo directed "per s. s. Furnesnla"). PRINTED MATTER, F.TC.-Tlils steamer takes Printed Matter Commercial Papers und Samples for Germany only. Tho same claps of mall matter for other parts of Europo will not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls named above, ad ditional supplementary mails are opened on tho piers of the American. Kngllsh. French and Oerman steamers, anu re main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing of steamer. Mnlls for Sontli und Centrnl .interim, West luilles, i;tc, SATURDAY At 6:30 n. ni. for ARGEN TINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY and PAR- AGUAY. PT 0 m'l.ci.uru, ill ; H, .j ,.itii v ,(.r s. s. Mexico, via Havana: nt 10 u. m. (s.ipplementary 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. BAVA Jf- ,U awl CARTHAGENA. per a. Altai (mall for Costa Rica must bo di rected "per s. h. Altai'); at 10 a. in. (supplementary 11:30 a. m.) for HAITI. ier s. s. Alps, nt 12 tn. for MEXICO, per i, s. Ithaka, vlu Tabplco (mull must be d'rected "per s. s. Jthaka' ); at 12:30 p. ni, or MATAN.AS, CAIBARIEN. jiuiJ. VITAS. GIBARA and BARACOA. per s. h, Ollnda (ordinary mall only which must be direoted "per s, s, Ullnda'p. Mslls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Kv.inev nnd theme tv steamer, clone nt this ofilce dally at ;: p, in. (connecting close here every Monday, Wednesday anil Saturday), .muhh ior jiiqucion, uy lull to Boston and thence by steamer. cloe at this offlce dally ut H::W n, ni. Malls for Cuba, by ran to I'ort Tampa, Fia , and thence by stcumer. closo at thli ollioo dally, except Monday, ut 6 n. in. (the connecting closes ure on .Sunday, Wednes day und Friday), Alalia for Cuba, by rail to Miami. Fla.. and thence by steamer, close at this otfilce very Monday and Frl lav ut !! 11. in. Malls for Mexico City. overland, unless specially addressed for itlspaicn uy Bteiimer, ciose ut mis omco dally at J:20 p. in. and 11 p. m. Malls for osta RtCca, Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala by rail to New Orleans ond thence by stcumer. close at this nfflco dally at 1.30 p m. (connecting closo.) here ISiippiemcuiuij s." ,".,'".. ...'.J '" J IlICO (via San Juan) l.NI-.UELA und CURACAO, per s. s. Caracas (mall fer Savanllla und Carthagenn must bo d. ntoii "tut p. p. .iinin ' . ,v .t. in. lur POSTOFFIOn .NOTH'li. Mondays for Belize. Puartn tort c and Guatemala and Tuesday for Casta Ktait. Registered mall closes at p. m. previous Trnnsuitcttlii Mnlln. Mails for Han all. Ma San Francisco, olos hre dally nt i 9) p. m. up to February Uth for dispatch per s. s. Zcalandla. Malls for Chltm and Japan, via Vancouver. close here dxifv at 6.30 p nt. up to Feb ruary 19th, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s Empress of China treglstered mall must be rilrert1 vlft Vnnrnitver"!. Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Phil ippine isianus. via, san rrancisco. cioss here dally nt 6:: p. m. lip to Fehrusry 22d, lmluslve, for dispatch per s. s. Rio .jnili'liu Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China Riid Thlllp il Kan t'rnnclsco. closn hern dally at 6 30 p m up to March !, inclu- joiin jv:anus, vill slve. for dlsiiatch hpp It. h. Iootlc. Malls for Australia lexcept West Australia. which Is forwarded Ma Europe), New Zealand, FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. If after February th and up to March Td, Inclusive, or on arrival of s. s. Luranls. due at New York March 2d, for dispatch per s. s. Sierra. Malls for Australia, (except Weit Australia, which goes via Europe, and New 'ealulid, which goes via San tranclaroi, and Fill Islands, via Va"cver, close here dally at 6:9) p. m. .rarch W, Inclusive, for dispatch -cr s. s. Warrlmoo tsttpplement nry mat's, via Seattle, close t 6:30 p. m March "Jd; mall mut be directed "per s. s. Warrlmoo"). Transpacific malls are forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of closlnx l arranged on the presumption of their nti Interrupted overlmid transit. Registered mall closes nt 6 p. 111. tirevlous day. CORNICLIUS VAN COTT. postmastr. Poslofllce. New York. N Y.( FcbrJnry 1", PURCHASE IS COMPLETED Odd IVIIoit' II 11 1 til 1 11 ir on Fourteenth .Street Becomes the Proper! of t llltril Workmen. The purebnso of Odd Fellows' hall No. 2 by tho Ancient Order of United Workmen Temple association lint been completed nnd the organization Is now In possession of th-t building, with tho furuLur mid fixtures, at a price somen hat less than $16,000. Tlio building was purchased from tho IVnn Mu tual Llfo association for $15,000 nnd the furnishings from Odd Fellows' lodge No. 2 and a Chicago firm for about 41.00"). Ily the terms of the contract the property Is to be paid for In monthly Installments us the money Is received from assessments, of stock. The authorized capital of the templo as sociation is $30,000. and It Is the Intention of the managers to dispose of $20,000 lu stock of a par value of $6 per share, pay able monthly In assessments of SO cents per share. One assessment of $1 per share was paid at tho time of tho purchase. It Is the Intention of the association to re model the building so that the dining room and ball room can be us oil as a lodge room and thus Increase tho revenues ot tho as sociation. Another phaso of the purchase contem plates tbo removal of the grand loilgo of tho order from Grand Island to Omaha. The association believes that the lower rooms of tho building can bo utilized by the grand lodgo to advantage. Under the terms of the agreement tho stock may bo purchased only by members of tho order and may be transferred from tho original holders only to tho lodges to which they belong, so that ultimately the building will te:omo tho property of tho Omaha lodges of the order. TROUBLES OF WELL DIGGER Unlike Other .Men He nt tin- Bottom Work I p. Cm n't nnil lleuln Loren E. Nebergall and W. C. Brllt stood at the corner of Sixteenth and Farnam streets, waiting for a. car. They had re cently been lntroducrd by a traveling rep resentative ofthe Stnndard Oil company. "Wonderful how that man Rockefeller worked his w'ay up In the world," obsorved Mr. Nebergall. "Yes," replied Mr. Brltt. "He is a per fect typo of the Belf-mado man; began at tho bottom and worked up. But then, all It takes Is sand. Anyone can do it you and I can do It." "Not In ray buslnes," said Mr. Nebergall. "It Is impossible for me to begin nt tho bot tom, and tho more sand I havo to contend with the harder It Is for ran to make head way. You see I am a well digger." Just then the car come along and tho con versation raB Interrupted. To My Friends. I wish to recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. My little girl, Mary, 10 years old, has had phthisic all her life. Two months since she took a severe cold and I bought a bottle of this remedy. It not only cured her of her colld, but cured her of the phthisic, too. John Hughes, Oliver Springs, Tenn. Mr. Hughes la ono of tho leading coal miners of that district nnd Is widely known as a reliable and trustworthy man This valuable medicine Is for sale by all druggists. SAILTE AND R0CC0 FREE Jury In Criminal Court Decides Their Assuillt on Abe llllimell t lull AVus .Instilled. Tbo Jury In tho ense of Gasper Salltc and Frank Rocco. charged with assault with In tent to do great bodily linrm, brought In a erdlct of acquittal. Sallte is an employe nt the wholesale fruit home of Rocco Bros., and ono day last fall ho knocked out Abra ham Blumenthnl In one short round bo caiuo tho latter was puncturing with his fingers some California pears on display In front oftho store. Sallto told Blumen thal to keep his hands off tbo fruit anil found It necessary to enforce his order by punching htm on the jaw. It Is suld that Frank Rocco, a member of the Arm, acted as his hired man'8 second In the brief pugilistic contest. At the trial Sallto and Rocco tet up a defenso of Justification, which has been smtalncd by tho Jury. A Fireman's Close lull, "I stuck to ray engine, although every Joint acbe.l and every nerve was ticke.l with pain." writes C. W. Bellamy, a loco motive fireman, of Burlington, low a. "I was weak und pale, without nny lppstlte and all run down. As I was about to givo up. I got a bottle of Electric Bitters, acd, after taking It. I felt ns well as I ever Oi l In my life." Weak, sickly, run down peo ple always gain new life, streni;:h and vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfac tion guaranteed, by Kubn & Co. Price TO cents. AFTER A KNIFE THROWER Police Looking, for Boy Who Threr .lucUUiilfe nt Proprietor "f Arlington Hotel. W. D. Howaid, proprietor of the Arling ton hotel, ban asked tho police to help III in locate a boy whcBe name, he believes, Is Johnnie Wilson. Howard had an ulterca tlou with the boy because he went to an upstairs room without Informing the pro prlotor of the naturo of his buslpees. When hu returned through tho omco Howard Intercepted him and gave him a sound spanking. Wilson darted through the door, whipped out his Jnckknlfo and threw it at Howard. The blade of tho knlfs was Imbedded Its full length in tho hotel man's leg und the cut was a painful one, Wilson made his' escape, but tho polico are now looking for blm and he will hnvo to answer to the. charge of assault with Intent to do great bodily injury. For a clear complexion, bright sparkling eye and vigorous digestion take Prickly Ash Bitters. It puts the system In perfect order. 1 1