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    THE OiLAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, 31AIU II I. IUUL.
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WA.VflilJ SITUATIONS.
EXPERT accountant. Holbrook. Brown bite
A CIS
WANTED, by general merchant poltion "
collector or city salesman, own rig. good
references. Addre K 4t, Bee.
A-M543 4
W'ANTKD. position by experienced book-Keeper-
bent of references. Address K 36,
Hee A-MSB 4'
WA VI' ED-MALE HELP.
WANTED, we have steady work for a tew
Rtort hustlers of good habits and appoar
ancc. C. F. AJans Co.. 1005 Howard St.
U tfl
BARBER trad taught thoroughly In hrt
time: catalogue & particulars free. cat
rn liarbera' Institute. Omaha, Neb ...
B A
MEN or women to sc.i goods to city '.rJe.
Good pay and steady employment. Hlx
enbaugh & Co., Waro block, umalia.
U WANTED, wire artists to handle new line.
MEN to learn barber trade. We can offer big seller". Write for new catalogue of
better Inducements now than any other j shells. I. L. Mitchell. Cedar Rapids. In.
eason. It will pay y'.i to prepare at once J MI70 12
fur spring rush, only eight weeks re-1 -
quired. Our course consists of evervthlng , TWjSTORY brick building and liascment.
required of a first-class barber. Including good locution, excellent trackage, exclu
lectures on hair and skin diseases. Our slve use to new electric elevator; rent
college 1 newly equipped with modern1 reasonable. Inquire ixo Leavenworth St.
furniture of special design, and every J M35I 4
iacimy ror successful training, atuuents
ty
are allowed Saturday and Sunduy work In
mops wnue learning, una tan warn ironi
tlo to SIS beforu graduating. Complete
outtlt of tools presented to eneh one.
Htendy positions guarunteetl graduates.
Call or write for beautifully Illustrated
catalogue, giving all particulars, mailed
free. Molor Barbir Collage, 16BS Farnam
st , Omaha. B MSB9 MS
R ANTED nt once, i reliable and com-
tent piano tuner. Address A. Hoepe,
lnl3 Douuluii. fj J-4
IVANTKD, u man to Introduce cattle food
anil hog cholera remedies to the trade on
cum trillion: one who had had experience
In selling .attle or stock food preferred.
Address, with references, Cattle Food, Wo
Lumber Exchang. Minneapolis. Minn.
B-Mri 4
rOAT makers wanted.
Tailor. Karbuch Blk.
Apply
Nlcoll the
B-.M5il 'J
HIGH grade solicitors and district man
agers in Neb. and Urwa for Northwestern
I.'fe; also city managers Omaha, Lincoln,
Council Bluets, no' Insurance, but similar;
salary or comm. union. K x. lice
B-MJS4
VA.TKU- 1'UM.ILK HUM'.
WANTED. IW girls. 15J4 Dodge.
Tel. S7C
C-457
13 girls wanted. Canadian ottlce. IK2 Douglas
YOL'NO lady to learn massage: permanent
Bosttlun for right party. Appiy 2) Bee I
Hdgu c-r
WANTED, cook. .Mrs. A. L. Reed. C& Far
nam. C Mi3
WANTED, experlem 1 waist makers and
draper: also skirt makers, apply at once:
big vogert to good people. Address Se
blck'u Dressmaking Dept.. Deadwood. S.D.
C M5T7 3
WANTED, competent girl for general
housework, small family. 111 H. uth nve.
' C-Mjso i
3IRL for general housework at 2W N. l!th
street. C MSn.9 0
WANTED, operators on shlrM. pants and
overalls. Byrne-Hammer D. G. Co. Fac
t.r. lirth and Huwurd Sts. C-M5S7 I
JRESSMAICERS wanted.
Tailor, Karbach Block.
Apply Nlcoll the
C-.M553 0
ANTED, Ht once, cook at 1711 Dodge si.
C-Ostl 7
l (ll IlKAT HOL'.HKS.
If
you want your houses well rented nlace
tliem with Benawa .t Co. D 4j
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. Pianos.
Ultlce, 1511V3 Fanium St. Tel. 16S3 or i?..
D-S46
ilOCSES for rent In all parts of the city.
Hrennan-Lovo Co., 3?j So. 13th St.
D-217
HOUSES, stores.
Bomls, Paxton block.
D-3IS
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 1 N. Y. LIFE.
D-21'J
HOUSES, etc
F. D. 'Wead. 18"4 Douglas.
D if)
HOUSES and lints. Rlngwult,
Burker Blk.
D-J61
HOUSES wanted. Wallace.
Brown Blk.
D-JS2
NINE-ROO.M moU'rn house, large grounds,
shade trees, barn, thoroughly desirable. In
every way; rent. S10 to an Al tenant with
relcrences. OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST
CO.. !th and Douglas Sis. D VJO
FOR RENT, residence lOM Georgia nve,
corner Paclllc, lo rooms, attic, bus.emcnt,
east noni; moucrn anu extra convent-"
ences' lot WX14". with trees. Innulru j14
First Nnt'l Bunk bldg. D-.M34: 7
GOOD six-room lint, city water in kitchen,
131 S N. 34th at.. S10. Otuahu Loan .t Trust
Co., 16th and Douglas. D M34Q
IiARGE modern brick hiuse. with barn.
2t S. Stth St. Inquire 201 S. 23th.
D -353 S
FOR RENT, good six-room
Blnney St.
house. 2423
D-76-4"
&0 SO. 32D ST.. S-room cottage, $10 ft).
OMAHA LOAN A TRUST CO.. 16th and
Doilglns St. D-M450
3I7 DECATUR. '6 rooms, well water, good
repair. SW.
3ST0 llHintltou st., 7 rooms, oily water In
side, good repair. S14.
PAYNE-KNOX CO., 1st tloor N. Y. L. Bldg.
D 51547 3
S. 13. COR. 29th and Poppteton. S rooms, all
modern, tine yard. HO.
1531 8. 2tth st , S roomu, all modern, cast
front. S37..'A
or Woolworth, S rooms, all modern, 125.
1921 S. 3tth. 3 blocks neet of park. 7-room
modern. S20.
3110 Burt st., 7-room. city water, bath, gas,
barn. SIS.
1133 N. ISth. 7-room. city water, closet, barn,
IS.
A few smnll cottages. S5 up.
J. H. SHERWOOD. 387 N.
'Phone 3sS.
Y LIFE.
D MS I
FOR REV!' I'L'lt.MMIEI) ROOMS.
STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston.
E-25
DEWEY European hotel. 12th and Farnam.
E-256
FOR RENT, one larga well-lurnished bed
room for gentleman, near motor line. 256
South 7th street. Council Bluffs.
E M349
LARGE sioam-heated rooms with private
Imth; private home. 1S11 Chlcurfo. Plume
L 2?5.
E-3SI-4
ONE large alcove room, suitable for two
gentlemen. Otm smuller room. also. Ex
cellent neighborhood, no other roomers.
References required. Me So. 20th.
E-79-5
ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, with
light and heut. 2S7S Harney
E-MUl J
TWO or throe, modern house, light house,
keeping If desired, one bloolc east South
Omaha car No. 2122 N 11th st , corner
Burdette. E-M563 4
KL'Il.MSIIEI) ROOMS AM) IIO.VII1).
GLENCA1.RN. translents.Sl.2fclay
LARGE front parlors with board; also
smaller room, reasonable rates. The Roe,
2020 Harney F M331
UTOriA, F21 Davenport St.
F-2JJ
I t ItMSIIKI) ROOMS AMI HOARD.
The Merrlam, good winter home. & Dodge
r-s
ROOMS and board, reasonable le Caa.
LARGE front room. 3 8. 35th ave
r-tn
FOR
IlKYf I Ft H,MHU HOtlM.
FOR housekeeping, also
Mar's ar
barn. 2021 St.
0-M
1 UNFURNISHED rooms for light house,
keeplng. newly papered and painted,
"team heat. WIthneli bldg . 15th and liar-
( ney O-Jia 4
TWO fmnt rooms for light housekeeping.
1 Leavenwrrth st. G 7S ''
FOR HEAT iTOItl A.MJ OFFICE.
FOR RENT Store, In tlrst-cla. location;
rent reasonable Apply R. C. Peters &
Co., ground Hoor, Hee Bldg. I 266
FOR RKNT The building formerly occu
pled br The Bee at 916 Karnnm St. It has
four stories and a basement which was
formerly lined as The Bee pres sroom.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
water, see, etury, room M. Bee Building.
1-261
AliBXTS W V.VTBII.
OKNTS or ladles to dn local work or gn
oral agency work, will pay from S30 to SM
per month. Call on or uildress A. E. Hill,
till I'axton block, Omaha. J M432 10
AGENTS, with Hayes' metallic rubber tires
for rocking rhnlra make St") per month.
Address J C Hayes. US H. Locust St ,
Des Moines. la. J M472-4
WANTED, men with rlc to Introduce Mon
arch l'uultry Mixture, straight salary SIS
weekly and expense. Address, with
stamp, .Monarch Mfg. Co., Box CE.
Springfield. Illinois. J-M2SS !
MOIlVtil
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. 312
014 Jones, general storuge and forwarding.
-Ml
OM. Van Cnr. Co.. 1611'x Farn. Tfls. 1689-S3.
3S
wa.ti:ij TO IIUV.
WANTED, seeend-hand, one-horse delivery
wagon in good repair. Address C. II. Lee.
uciievue, aurpy co . Neb. N M 6
"ROOM modern house, good made prop
erty, about $l.:uj cash, stuto bottom price.
I4S Charles St N-M533 4-
WANTED, good colored cow ponies. 14 to
14l hands high, 5 to year old. sound
and broke gentle to ride; will pay good
price. Walworth-Hllllkcr" Co.. Cnlun
Stock Yards Horse SInrket. N M559 5
WANTED to buv. chases, racks, column
and brass rules, iiuolns. leuds, slugs anil
four Job cases, at once. Address K 15.
Bee Otllce. stating full particulars as to
price nnd specifications. X 5T 5
'OH SLK Ft ll.MTlllH.
CHICAGO Ft'RNITVRE CO. 1410 Dodge.
Tel. W. New ,fc dhand furniture bought,
sold, exchanged. O '.6J
FOR 5AI.H IIOHSKN VEIIHT.KS, 1-yi'C.
WHY experiment? Buggies, wagons, etc.
rep'd by H. Frost will work. 14th Ac Lav.
P-K3
ENTIRE stock of carriages, buggies and
wagons regardless of cost. Anderson-Millard
Co., Cor. ISth and Davenport.
I'-30:-M25
FOR SALE-IIargalns. Beautifully matched
carriage team, guaranteed sound and safe.
Kino driving mare, young and peedy.
Deslrnbl" pony with cart and harness.
Latest pattern Bike buggy. In tine con
dition. 12-gauge hammerless shotgun; also
Marlin rifle Combination bookcase and
writing desk. Address. P O. Box 1273.
Omaha. P M44ft 5
FOR SALE, span mules, wagon, harness,
SIM. 517 N. Y. Life. P-M451 5
roil .ali: mim i:i.laboi.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hog
fciiccH and cribbing. VW Douglas. Q 261
2DIIAND safe cheap.
Derlght. 1116 Farnam.
Q 265
SAFES; buy. sell exe'ge.
Schwartz. 114 S. IX
Q 2W
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal.
Monroe & Co. Q 26S
INCUBATORS. Send to the Sure Hatch
Incubator Co.. Clay Center, Neb., for a
handsome free catalogue. . Q 203
SEED SWEETS. Theo. Williams, Benson,
Neb. QSI-J01 M23
FOR SALE, n very fine Jersey cow; Just
fresh. 2S26 Webster St. Q M367 3
FORTY-HORSE boiler, SH.
517 N. Y. Life.
Q-M452 5
CHICAGO CASH REGISTER-Write or call
before you buy. We can make you money.
C. W. Knley. general agent. Nebraska and
Council Bluffs. Good agents wanted in
every town in state. 211 South 12th St.,
Omaha. Q-MM6 U
CLAIHVOY .T.
MRS. FRITZ, medium.
S19 North 16th.
S 270
MME GYLMEH, genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
S 271
ELECTRIC THHATJIEM'.
ELITE parlors, 15 South 16th. second tloor.
T 101 MS
MME
AMES. 1613 Howard. 2d floor, room 1.
T-187-.M24
MABEL GRAY. 317V- N. 15th St.. Flat E.
T-.MS3r M20
MISS MAY LESLIE. 619 S. 16th. 2d tloor.
T-M313 A2
rEIHO-TAL.
PRIVATE home before anil during confine
ment: babies adopted. Mrs. Burgot. 2629
Burdette. U 272
FRENCH accordion pleating: Ivory rim
buttons; mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1521 Douglas. U 273
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. White Sewing Machine, 1C2U Douglas.
Tel. 2231. U-274
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during conllnement; babies adopted. 2306
Grant St. U 275
VIAVI Woman way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 34S Bee Bldg.
U-276
M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect ac
cordeon pleating plant In the west. Mail
orders solicited. Suite 2u Douglas Block.
U-277
TURKISH baths, massage baths electric
baths, for ladles only: skilled womeu
mu.tge operators; finest equipped baths
in the city. Renstrom Bath Company.
Rooms 216 to 220. Bee Bldir U-275
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns & tupcrtluaus
hair removed by electrlcty. R. 12 Frenzer
block. U-279
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger, send for circulars. Empire Rut
tura Cure, 932 N- Y. Life Building, Omaha.
U-eM-Ml9
A BOX of Re-No-May Powder la not a
luxury when It affords yuu a cure and
secures the comfort and happiness of
your room-mate. U M21S
RHEUMATISM. raysls, goitre, female
diseases, consumption, glandular swell
ings, obesity, stomarn and kloney troubles,
chronic diseases pured by Thyroid Lymph
Remedies. Consultation and booklet free.
Thyroid Lymph Co.. 101 Bee Bids., Omaha,
94-S-6 Burr block, Lincoln. Neb.
U-164-M24
ATTENTION given collections and legal
mailers associate uiionieys everywnere
Niw Snvw-Churth Co , 401-4"5 N Y L
L-M441 10
.11 OAKY TO LOA HKAL KfTATK.
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-Love Co . 3uS South 12th
W-tW
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
Ueorge & Company. 19n Farnam street.
W-Hl
Jl.O-J and upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. W Farnam Smith A
Co . ISM Farnam. W ISI
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at t per cent, borrower can
my lli or any multiple, any Interact
date; no -delay. Urnuan-tx)v Co., X
So. ISth St . Omaha. Neb. W-S
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co.. 1TM
Farnam St.. Bee Bldg. , W-
MONEY to loan on farm and city property;
lo -st rates. O. F. Davis Co., lfi Fnrnnm.
W 1
MONEY to loan at 3 and SH per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Melkle, 461 S. ISth.
W-JM
PRIVATE money to loan. J.
m N. Y. Life.
H.
Sherwood,
w-:s;
FIVE per cent money.
Bomls. Paxton block.
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1MI Douglas.
V-iV4
S AND J4 ner cent loans
W. H. Thomas,
First National Bank building.
Tel. 16m.
W-2M
PRIVATE monev. 5. Ji. per cent; no de
lay. Garvin Bros.. 1613 Farnam. V 1
i AND ."aj per cent city and farm loans.
Gatvln Bros.. 13 Farnam St W-MO
MOMIV TO LO.V. CIIATTI1I.S.
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY SEE UB.
It is easy to advertise lowest rates, as
others do, but we feci positive that If you
will make comparisons you will be con
vinced thut you can do better with us
than lsewhire We loan on furmiure.
pianos, live stock, etc., or we will make
you a
SALARY LOAN
without Indorsor or mortgage.
We charge nothing for muKlng the
loan and you receive
the full amount In cash.
You mar pay It back In one
month or take six months or
more In which to repay It,
and you need not pay for It one day
longer than you keep It. Our terms are
the easiest, our business Is confidential
and our motto is "try to please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
113 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. S3.
(Established 1SK) 3uS So. 18th St.
X-M3IS
MONEY TODAY.
Loans made in amounts from 110 to on
household furniture, pianos, horses, car
nages, etc.. without removal, or on your
S-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or a
part of the money may be paid back the
tlrst month or no part of It need be paid
back for several months. Each payment
made reduces the cost accordingly. Em
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. People
who need money are Invited to call and
get my terms and compare them with
what others offer Loans of other com
panies may be transferred to inc. No
charge for papers. AH business strictly
confidential. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed.
J. W. TAYLOE.
ST. Paxton Blk.. top tloor. northcust corner
ISth and Farnam. Entrance on litth St.
Tel. 75. .V-294
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LOWEST RATES IN CITY. WE POSI
TIVELY WILL NOT RE UNDERRATED.
RAILROAD MEN RECEIVE SPECIAL
ATTENTION
REBATE GIVEN IF LOAN IS PAID
BEFORE DUE.
WHY GIVE A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
WHEN YOU CAN GET MONEY ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE?
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. EMPLOY
ERS NEED NOT KNOW.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
rv . rr.i nPf til-it t-t-.'i
ROOM 601. BEE BUILDING.
X-295
SALARY LOANS.
If vou are employed by a responsible firm
we will loan you sums from S10 to S100 on
your note at much cheaper 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 232
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
jpon their names without security; easy
payments. Tolman. 440 Board Trade bldg.
X 231
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elrv. horses, cows. etc. C. F Reed, 319 S. 13.
X-297
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows. Jewelry. Duff Green. R. S. Barker blk
X-29(
SALARY loans at reduced rates. Omaha I
Credit Co., 526 New York Life Bldg. '
X 290
IILI.KSS CIIA.M'BS.
CASH on easy payments buys 23 strictly
lawful mlckeli slot machines for drinks
cigars or cash, will earn S2 and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark & Co , Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, III.
, Y-310
FOR SALE, agricultural Implement and
carriage buslnefs in south central Ne
braska. For further particulars address
Box OM. West Liberty. Ia. Y 311
FURNITURE of 7-room Hat, fine location,
completely equlpiwd, full best class room
ers: extra opportunity to make money.
J. II. Johnson. S41 N. Y. Life. Y-.M153
FURNITURE of 42 rooms, elegantly nnd
completely equipped, full of nrst-class
roomers and boarders; no beter location
In city. If you want a paying business
Investigate this lmedlutel. J. H. John
son. S41 N. Y. Life. Y-M154
WILL take long lease on brick stable if
built, centrally located, nnd pay good
rent. Address J 55, Bee. Y M4
WANTED, partner In manufacturing busi
ness, must have S1.2u) to $1.50) cash and
manage, business, a. great opportunity.
Address K 42, Bee. Y M429 4
A GOOD paying businessHnr Sl.V), paying
from S73 to Sim per month above all ex
penses: will trade for farm or city prop
erty. Address K 31. Bee. Y M454 5
SUBURBAN drug store, tine trade; reason
for silling, other business; half cash, bal
ance good land; nearest drug- storo to
5.u) populatlbn Address K 56, Bee
Y-M5V.I 5
FOR KXCH .GE.
WILL trade stoves and furniture for horses.
m N 16th St , 7.-M752 Marlti
WILL excnlge clear vacant boulevard lots
In Chicago for South Omaha Improvd or
eastern Nebraska farm lands. Owners
only address, Anton Holverson. If; N.
21th St . South Omaha. Z MHO 9
HORSE and carriage to exchange for a
cow H 49, Bee. Z-M546 !
FOR NAI.1; REAL ESTATE
SNAP 13.710 tine busdnesH lot, two blocks
south depot, luth St. Inquire 1411 Vinton.
nu-ra MIS
HOUSES lots, farms, lands, loans; also tire
Insurance. Bemis, Paxton Blk. RE 312
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnum St.
RE 313
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Railroad company. B. A
McAllaster. land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omahu. Neb.
RE-314
CHEAPEST lot In city ot Omaha; 62'i-foot
east front In Nelson's addition. M. J.
Kennard & Son, 310 Brown block.
RE-313
SEE HENRY B. PAVNE, 601 N. Y. LIFe!
RE 316
FARM LANDS.
Write Spotswood Veatch, Moscow, Idaho,
for list of farm lands In the famous Pa
louse countryv RE Mlfri 1
FOR SALE. 440 acres l, miles from Mos
cow. Idaho, all under cultivation, H acres
bearing orchard, good buildings, well wa.
trred. 225 acres In tame grass; one of the
best farms in ne I'ainusu country: price,
W per acre. Address Spotswood &
Veatch. Moscow, nialio. HE 51197 !
, FOR SALE, a bargain. lots on 20th. 22d
and 2Sd sts.. Umwn Park, South Omaha
I v H Green, 405 N Y Life building.
J RE-U34I 7
lt)lt 5 A I.KIIK h HMTATI8.
S-ROOM cottage and lot. 19th nar Lake St
cheap. Box JTJ. Kearney. Nb.
RK itPMO
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
S K. cor. th ami Poppleton ve.. room
all modern house, fine large yard. lt ft.
frontage on Georgia ave.. K ft. On Pop
pletnn ave., both streets paved nnd perma
nent wnlks. one block from street iar;
potse&eion given at one. Price, J,0.
1M1 8. i'th street. S rooms, all modern
east front, house. lot 50x10). asphalt paved
st., permanent walk, fully .paid. Price.
ti,U0. might shade this a little.
1M1 S. 23th st.. S-room all modern louse,
lot COxl42. fine shade, paved st.. perma
nent walk, fully paid. Price. S4,2C). part
cash, balance long lime at t per cent.
1313 S. 29th. T rooms, city water, bath small
stable, lot 50x16". paved street, permanent
walk, paid In full. Price. S4.9J9; part cash,
balance monthly payments.
1706 S. 27th st , 7 rooms, city water, large
barn. lot Juxiso. Price. Sl.l'tf.
171 S. 26th. 2-tory. east front, "-room
house .lot 50x132. on grade. 3 blocks from
st. car. city water In kllchtn. bath room
but no other plumbing, Prtco. Sl.a.V; part
cash, balance in monthly payments.
N. W. cor 34th and Martha: has a frontage
of over 14 lots. 7S ff.. depth 133 ft., just
right above grade .fine shade, puved
street, permanent walk. S-room modern
hou-e. electric lights, large lmrn, 2 box
stalls and man's room, has private drive
way and also all special and regular
taxes paid. Price, S3,w; part cash, bal
ance long time.
2212 Cass st.. 2-story- house, rent S3D. large
lot. 91x132. Price. $fi,70U.
3SM Leavenworth. 1-story cottage, rent S7,
lot 47x114. Price, Snn.
2C North 13th st., 2-room house, lot 4ixl00.
Price. l,l0.
2S51 Douglas, S rooms, rent Sill Price, SI, 3C0.
20S S. 2sth uve.. 4 rooms, rent K Price, VS6.
Sli Burt st., S rooms, house rent S. lot 3Sx
10). Price. SSoO.
2K'tf Capitol ave.. 6 rooms and basement,
rent 2. Trice. 1.X.
1 block north Amos ave. bet. 27th and 2Sth,
6 rooms, lot 46x130. Price, J2S cash and as
sume taxes.
LARGE LIST OF UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY.
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN.
WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
J H. SHERWOOD
Phone
Vf! N. Y. Life.
RE-M531 4
FOR SALE. 550 acres, all under cultivation,
It acres orchard. 2V0 acres meadow anil
tame pasture grass, good 7-room house,
largo barn, living springs on every so
acre tract, 4 miles from railroad, if de
sired will sell with farm 100 head cattle,
13 head horses, harness ami farm ma
chinery. Address Spotswood Ac Veatrh,
Moscow, Idaho. RE-M193 4
TWO of the cheapest lots In the western
part of the city; must be sold this week
M. J Kennard & Son, CIO Brown Block.
RE 378-S
FOR SALE. N. E. Cor. 15th and Davenport
sts.. 66x132 feet. Price Jl&.Ct"), terms easy;
or will rent for long term. The Byron
Reed Co.. 212 S. 11th St.. Omaha, Neb.
RE M533 3
FA It 31 FOB HEAT.
iV) ACRES, near South Omahu. RICH
BLACK LOAM, good building, windmill,
running water, fruit. mile to railroad
station. This is a VERY CHOICE FARM.
For further information write or call
upon .i
R. C. PETERS i & CO.,
1702 Farnam St.; J3j! Bids.
M523 3
meuicai;?
LADIES out of health tlnd prompt relief.
Box 232, Omaha. Neb. Confidential.
-319
LADIES, S500 reward for an obstinate, long
standing abnormal case suppression, any
cause .old Dr Jackson's Vegetable Female
Medicine falls to relieve In 24 hours with
out pain or loss of work, no ergot or
tansy home for confinement cases. Mailed
S3."0. Dr. Jackson. It. C. Dept.. I. 167. Dear
born St.. Chicago. M-ZT7-16
VIRTUA.MA cures lmpotenc- resulting
from Indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
aspirations of youth health, fitting for
success, happiness in business; profes
sional, social, married life;; S2, or 3 for S3.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt of
prica. The KIdd Drug Co.. Elgin., 111.
American Office, retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha. M. A. Dillon.
South Omaha; Davis Drug Co.. Council
Bluffs. Full line rubber goods.
MCICEL PLATING
OMAHA PLATING CO.. Bee Bldg. Tel. 2S3.
-331
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rato tickets everywhere,
bin. 1505 Farnam. Telephone
P. H. Phll-
7S4. -332
LAl'XDllV.
OMAHA Steam laundry, shirts, 7c, collars,
2c; cuffs, Ic. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547
-333
MTAJIJIUIll.NG AM) STUTTER ISO.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
-334
CARPENTERS AM) .IOI1IIHIIS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attenaeu to. j. i. ucniuree. nun
and Lake Sts. 370
IIICYCI.ES.
WE HAVE the only Vulcanizer In the city
ror nuggy tires, we no mis wont as gi -xi
ns can be done at the factory. 1622 Capi
tol Ave. K5
JL.Mv.
B. & M. Junk house, J. Milder. Jop.. dealer
In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a
specialty S)l-S03 Farnam, Qmaha, Tel. 2378
M337
P VWVIIROKHRS.
EAGLE Loan Ottlce. reliable, accommodat
ing; all business coiilidentlal. 13"1 Douglas.
-329
PATENTS.
INVENTORS GOT AN IDEA? , We handle
patents copyrights and trade marks; you
give us the bun' Idea and we will do the
rest: modern equipped machine shop and
foundry In connection. Official Gazette on
tile; guide book fre. Mason. Fenwlck &
Lawrence, patent lawyers. 1406 Howard
St.: Tel. 1449. Omaha. J. P Cronln, repr.
INVENTORS, we ask no fee until the
patent is procured, if we fall, wo get no
fee: advice free. Sues & Co.. Patent Law-
yers. Bee Bldg.. Omnha, Neb. Long
"lH-
tnnco telephone. 1623.
IIS Marl3
I) VACl.Mi.
LAST chance, last term for this season,
begins this week at Morand's dancing
school. Crelghtpn hull. Adults. Tuesday
nnd Friday, S p. m.. reduced price S3 for
ten lessons; children, Wednesday 4:15 p.
m., Saturday 2 p. tn.. 2") lessons S10; pri
vate lessons dally, assemblies every
Wedncsduy 3S3 12
ACCORDION t'LEATIVG.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick
est. Mrs. A. C Mark, S. E. Cor. I7th and
Farnam. 33C
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
' 1664. Alice Johnson, D. O.. ladle. 1 dept.,
Gld E. Johnson, Osteopathlst. Mgr
-317
M E DONOHUE D O of Still school
Klrksville, Mo , 604 Paxton Blk- Tel. 1367
-OtOltTII M AM) T I'ICWIt ITIMJ.
A C VAN SANT'S School. 717 N
Y Life
. -2
BOY LKS College.
Be Bldg.
court reporter principal
03
NEB. Business &. Shorthand college. Boyd's
rneater sst
- - I
"ol.. It A Doug
-
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C t
IM I BATOR AM) llltOODKIt!'
INCUBATORS and brooders: catalogue
free Write Burr Incubator Co.. B 2.
Omaha. Neb. Fnc lory at 25th Davenport.
479- 3131
ELOCUTION IIKADIMi,
MRS, DOR WARD. Studio K3
KAI'llllT ACtOt VrA.Vf.
LESSONS in bookkeeping, etc . day or
evening. R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G R.
Rathbuu. 3W
VI ll.MTUIIi:
hi:i iiitiNo.
TEL. 1321. M
Walklin. 2111 Cuming St.
It! OUCH VIM-IPS.
BADGES, medals. Om. PI t, Co . Bre Bldg.
Tel. 2S3;. -327
IilllDS AM) T.V.II)ER.IY.
STOCKS Bird Sture
Id1" Leaenworth.
324
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO March 'J. Illut
trated program. 2i (lay-, all ixpeuse. 10s
Pjymond t Wbltcomb, lOi Adams St.,Chlciao
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the reguar
annual meeting of the stockholders or the
South Plutte Land company will be held
at the ottlce of said company in Ltntuin.
Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m., on the 6th day of
March. A. D. 1W1.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Lincoln, Neb.. February 4, 1S01.
C. 11. MORRILL, President.
a. B. MINOR, Secretary
FW30t
(iOVElt.NJIE.NT NCTICK
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
nmuhti. V..i "s uait Healed nro- i
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual .
conditions, will Tje recelvol at this olllce
until 2 o clock p. m., central time, .nunii
30, 1W1, for the construe Hon of a brick hos
pita! of 12 beds at Fort Robinson. Neb
also for heating, plumbing and gas-piping
same. Full Information furnished upon ap-
plicaton to this otllce. or to the uuurter- i
master. Fcrt Robinson, Neb . where plans
nna specincations may ne seen, t-roposms ,
v ti ti vtii vwav i
C. Q. M.
IIIVx;faiax.e. A- iia n .
M1-2-3-4-5-27-2S.M
POSTOFFICB NOTICE.
1
Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as J
cnanges may occur ui any lime
Foreign mails for the week ending
March S. 1901. will ilose i PROMPTLY in,
all cases) at the C.enerai PonofHie as fal
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE
HOUR earlier than closing time -hown
below. Parcels Post Malls for Gcrmary
close at 5 p. m on March 4. per s s Kaiser
William der Grosse, via Bremen. March t.
per H. a. Karlsruhe, via Bremen, .ind March
S, per s. s. Patricia, via Hamburg
Regular and Supplementary Malls cloje at
Foreign Branch half hour later than (.los
ing time shown below. ,
Trnnantlantlt; Mull-.
TUESDAY" At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per
s. s Kaiser Wllhelm der Grosse. via Cher- ,
bourg. Southampton and Bremen
WEDNESDAY At 6:3 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s. a. Vnderland, via Southampton
tmall must be directed "per s. ?. Vader
land"); at S:30 a. m. (supplementary 10
a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Teutonic,
via Queonstuwri: at 10 it. m. fur .BEL
GIUM direct, per s. s Southward imall
must be directed "per s. s. Southwark' i.
THURSDAY At 7 a m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR
QUEZ. per s. s. La Bretagne. via Havre
imalls for other parts of Ejrope must be
directed ' per s. s. La Bretagne '
SATURDAY At 4:30 n. m. for Et ROPE.
ner s. s. Lucanla. via Oueenstown at .
a. m. for DENMARK direct, per s s
Norse (mall must be directed "per s s
Norue t; at 7 JO a. m for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s Amsterdam ma
must be directed 'per s. . Amsterdam
at " a. m. for ITALY per s H"hru
lollern. via Naples (mai! must be dire, ted
per s s. Hohenrollem ' i
PRINTED MATTER. ETC This s eamtr
takes Printed Matter. I'ommerctal Papeig
and Samples for Ocrmany ur.lv The
same class of mall matter for other p irts
of Europe will not be sent by this ship
unites specially directed by her ,
Vfter the closing of the Supplementary
" Trans-Atlantic Malls named abme. ad
ditional supplementary mans are opened
on tho piers of the Amertcan, English.
French and German steamers, anu re
main open until within Ten Minutes of t
tho hour of sailing of jteamer
Jlitlla for South nnd Central Anierlen,
. . .
5IONDAY At . a. m. for BERMUDA, per .
West inuir. uii'
s b. Pretoria.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplementary
10:30 a. m.i fc-r CENTRAL AMERICA , ex-
cept loma iiinn in .ti hi rmini L.ncoln. Denver. .oio
PORT8. per s. s- Unance. via Colon imail rad0 fjtah. Californta.a 4.23
for Guatemala must be directed "per e s 1 Lincoln &. Ulack Hills .a 9.00
Finance"!, at 11 a. m. for BRAZIL per
s. s. Button (mall for Northern Brazil.
wnmlnn ttenubllc. Urueuav and ParT-
guay must be directed 'per s s BilffoT'i.
ni i::) n. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s
Ml-
mlrul Farragut. irom jiosion. ni u u. m.
for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami.
VEDN ESD A Y At 9:30 a. m. for INAGUA
and HAITI, per s. h. ML Vernon: at ltt:3f
a. m. for PORTO RICO, per U S. Trans. I
port, via San Juan, at 12 m. for CUBA. I
YUCATAN. CAM PECHE. TABASCO and ,
CHIAPAS, per s. s. Orizaba, via Havana1
and Progreso imall for other parts if
Mexico must be directed "per . s url- ,
zabn i. at II p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s
Admiral Schley, from Philadelphia I
THURSDAY At 9 a. m. isapplemertry
'":VV. m.i for CURACAO and VENE- '
fUKLA. per s. s iiutiur imuu iir sat
nllla and Carthagena must be djrc ted
nee a. iiiiuur I
FRIDAY-At 9 a m. for BARBADOS and
NORTHERN BRAZIL., per s s (ami-
timse. at 1- m or ,ix.m jiri n. n
ugani. via Tamplco (mail must be directed
'per Niagara"), nt 12 30 p. m 'hup-
idemeiitary l p. m. tor n iik isi.a.nu
and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. s
New York, at "11 p. m. for NASSAU
ner steamer from Miami, Fla.
SATURDAY' At S a. m for BERMUDA,
ner s. . Trinidad; at 9 a. m (supple
mentary 9:30 a. m) for PORTO RM'O
ivta San Juani. VENEZUELA and CUBA
CAO per s. s Philadelphia (mall for Pa
vanll'la and Carthagena must be directed
"per s. s. Philadelphia"), at 9 a. m. for
GRENADA nnd TRINIDAD, per . s.
Maraval. at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s s
Mexico, via Huvnna; at 10 a. in. isupple
mnntnrv 10:30 n. m.i for FORTUNE
ISiAnD. JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and
CARTHAGENA, per s. s. Athos imall for
Costa Rica must be directed "per .
thos ": at 10 n. m. (suppiemertary 10
a m ) for HAITI, per s. s. Andes, at 10
a m. (supplementary 10:30 a m.i fur
r-Xo'c i .... A direct, tier s. s. Adirnnilnr-k
at 12:30 p. m. for NIATANZAS, NL E- (
VITAS. CAlBAltlt.."S, I1AH.M.UA and
Gill A HA. per s. s. Curltyba (ordinary mall
only, which must ue uircciou -per s a
Curltyba"'
I Mn fot Newfoundland, by rail to North
i Sydney and thence by steamer, closo at
this oft' -e dally at 6:30 p. m (connecting
h,.n everv Jlondav Wnesil.iv nnd
"urtoy). sS3l. - fo? illquelon? byV.f"1!
Boston ana thence by steamer, close at
thIS OniCe UMH l V.J li. 111. .i.uiia iui
Cuba, by rail to Port Timpa, Fla . rfnd
thence by slcanvvr, close at this ottlce )
dally, except Monday, at "6 u. m. (the j
:.. .i-n.. . r.'ta. ... ff..it..
connec niih 1 e l,muio . wnvo-
day and Ftiduy) .Mails for Cuba, by rail
to Miami. F!a . and thsnce by steamer,
close at this otlilce ev-ty Monday and Frl-
day ut "11 p. m tuils tor Mexu.. City.
overland unless- specially addresied for
dispatch by stevmer, cioe ai ir.is omie
daily ut 1.4) p m. and 11 p. in. Malls for
Costa Rica, Belize, Puerto Cortex and
Guatemala, by rail lo New Orleans and
ih.n,N hv ateHmer. close at thla otllce
dully at "1:90 p. m. (connecting close here
i,,Hn , tnr ItellT.v lnertn f oriel anil
...... i.. in. i T..,in.. tnr fiMta him ,
"Ruglstertd mall closes at 6 p. in previous
.ia"
day.
Trunaparilln Alalia,
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China aid Philip
pine Is ands, via San Francis. o lose here
duilv at 6 10 p m 'in o Mar. h :U. iniiu-
slvc for diapati h per s i Mptb
Mills (or Australia except ttest Australia,
1'O.oTOFI'ILK .OTIttX
whlilt 1 forwarded via EjropeK New'
Zealand. Fill, Samoa and Hawaii, via Shu '
FrsjiH'l-eo rtcs her dally a' P m 1
after F bruary "Wh and na to March m,M ,
Ittclusite. ol on arrH.i. ot . s. Luranla.
du at New York March 1, for dlspatih
ner s. a. Sierra
Mall for Australia lexcept West Australia
Which -foes via Europe and New Jtealan-I
which goes via San Franclaci. and Fljii-The
Islanda. via Vancouver, close here daily at
a.' p. m. UP IO Marcn I. inciu-le. i
dispatch per s. s. Wartmoo (suiiplennn- ,
ury malls, via St-atfl- rlo at v m ,
March ; mall must be dlreclext per
. Warrlmoo").
Malls for China. Japan and Philippine
Islands. Ma Taroma. cloe here dails a' '
p m. up tn March 7. inclusive, r .
dispatch per s s. olympla. 1
Mail for Tahiti and Marque Isl.md
via San Frunclaco. clos her dally at
p m. up to March S. Inclusive, fur dls-
patch per s. s. Australia.
Malls fui Hawaii. China. Japan and Phil
Ipplne Islands, via San Francls-o close
here dally at t). p m. up to March
10. inclusive, for dispatch per s. Anur
lit Man j.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Franelso . t"
here dally at $: p. m. up to Vluuu
11 for dispatch per a. s. Mariposa.
Malls for Chimi and Jaonn. via Vancouver
lose here dally ut S.30 p. m. up '
March inclusive, tor dlsputch t er
s. s En;res of India (registered tn.iil
must be directed "via Vancouver
Malls for Australia (except West Austral; i, .
which I forwarded via Europe), New Zea
land. Fiji. Samoa and Hawaii, via San 1
Francisco, close here dally al i.f p. m
.UP 'V"J"
elusive, or on arrival of s. s. Etniria. due
at New fork March 23, for dispatch per
s s. Sonoma.
Tranapai Ifle malts are forwarded to pert of
sailing 'lally and the schedule of closing Is
arranged on the presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit Registered
mail .uses at 6 u. m previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
lMstoMUr. New York N Y
March 1. l""1
RAILWAY "IT JIB TABLE,
CHICAGO
A NORTH.
western Railway Ttie
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Oracc. l01
rarnam ai. leicpnonn, .
Ml Depot, Tenth and '
Uarcy Sis. Telephone -O. (
i.cavo. Arrive.
Davllaht Chlcaco Spe
cial .. . a 7 00 am all:30pn.!
i.nicgo ras-enger ... .a i.u pra a :w am ,
eastern express, utt
Malnes, Marshalitawn.
.'?" Kaj"-S !- m . i-o-nm
ESsVeVT sV.eclal.- -Chl.aX0-5S''m tM Pm j
rseo nr.d iia:. a 4:3 nm a 4:ffi Dm
Fait Mall, Chicago to .
Omaha
Omaha-i'hlUi;o"L Vi'.'.'a 7.13 pm a bw am
Fast Mall
a S:3j am 1
Cedar Rap.aa l-assenger
a &:U put
a Dallv.
FREMONT. ELKHORN
Mlssoun Valley Railroad
- "The Northwestern
Line" - General Offices,
United Htaict National
Trei'fthdaVnanStl.' I
rirkei ir-i um t-o. A.","-,!" V-iT
-e- l-eav. Arrive,
Black Hil.n Da.i.i
I Mot bprlngs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pra
i yomlng, Cusper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Il:l-ftntsi rnr. rtt.l.l
PltV QiinaHn. V .,
eter ana Seward ...'b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
nnon, eraigre anu
Fremont a 7.0 am bl0:25 am
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremcnt b 7:30 nm b!0:23 am
iremont Local .... c 7:30 am
u Dai.v b Dally except Sunday, c
day only d )ally except Saturday
Uaily except Monaai.
r Sun.
BIO".V citt t PACIFIC '
Railroad - "The North-' K0r two long hours he waited there. No.v
Oflic".n V-nlTed"GSUt"i he would hold a vantage place at the rail
National Bank Building. ' ing. but would retire as he saw his sweet
H. . W. Corner Twelfth hflr, of yesterday with her lover of today
and frarnam sts. ricitei
Office. 1431 Farnam St. Telenhone 5-TL De- 1
pot. Tenth and Marcy Sts. Tclepnone C2J.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express ....i J:55 am al0:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7 55 pm a s 16 um
Bloux City Local a 8:0) um a 3:50 pa
a Dally.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL., he saw them spooning together. That re
Minneapolis A Omaha assured him and ha resumed his guard on
Railway "The North- i .. ..,,,
western Llne-'-General the viaduct.
omces, Nebraska Dlvi- By this time many of the attaches of
slon. 13th and Webster ., Unon station were interested In the
14cT FnTn, St. iephVnt. 'rJST" Dol
15th and Webster Sts.
1eave.
Arrive.
Twin City Parse
r a t..CJ am
a 9:10 pm
all:iU am
umana asenHeT
Slous. City A: North
east Nebraska
a Dally.
a 3:15 om
KANSAS CITT. ST. Jo
seph & Council Bluff)
Railroad 'The Burling
ton Route" Ticket Office.
1502 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. SM. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Stre-ts. Tcle
pnone. 12S
Leave.
Arrive,
a 6:2 pm
a 6:15 am
Kansas City Day Ex. a 9 20 am
Kansas City Night l-:x..aK:30 pra
St. Louis Flyer for ait
Jcseiih and St Louis.. a 5.10 pm all:15 am
a Dally
'l'TV INGTON & Mis
souri River Rallroad
"The Burlington Route
General unices. North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Otllce 1502 Farnam Street.
Teieohone 2507 Burlington station
" ,ep.0"n- Vr.et. Telephone. 125.
Burlington Station. Tenth
, Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln Hastings and
j Uik . :- am a 7:33 pm
pm a 3:00 pm
nm u fi:45 am
1 Montana ruget Sjund n 9.U) pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3.W pm 'i:17 am
I Wvmnre. Beatrice and
Lincoln ...... .. .a S:I0 am
bU:55am
a 6:45 am
bll:05 am
uenver oioraao. uiua
nnn California
South Bend. ' outsvllle,
Plattsmouvn b 3:33 nm
Ft. Urooit. I'lattsmouth
and Paclllc Junction, a 7:00 pm a 3:20 am
Belltvue Plattsmouth
and Paclllc Junction. .al2:10 am
a Daily b Daily 3xceut -ur.auy.
CHICAGO nURLlNGTON i
4 Qulncy Railroad "The ,
Burlington Route" Ticket
Office 1602 Furnam Street, I
Telephone, 250. Depot,
Tenth and Mason utreets. '
Telephone, 123. I
t-eave. Arrive, i
Day.lght Chicago Sce-
cla.
a 7:00 am alO:!1! pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex a 4:00 pm a 7:15 am
Chicago Local Espren a 9:3J am a 4:05 pm
i.rucugu unrnvu a i ijizi a i: ata
. Fast Mall a 2:13 pm
i a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-
Oineral Offices and
Ticket unices. Southeast
Corner 14th and Douglat
Sts Telephone, 104. Depot,
Lnlon Stattun.
Leave. Arrive,
1H
St, Louis and Kansas
City Express a;0-V. am a 6:i5 Pro
K, C.. St, L. Express. .dl0:50 pra a 6:15 am
Leave from 15'n and
Webster Streets:
Nebraska Local. Via
Weeping Water . b 4:10 pm al0:45 am
a Dally t Daily except Sunday.
JH1CAGO. ROCK ISL
and & Pacific Railroad
The Great Rock Isl.
and Route" City
Ticket Olflce. 1323 Far
nam Street. Telephone.
42S. Depot. Tenth and
Miiicy ais
phone. 629.
Leave.
EAST.
Tele.
Arrive.
I ...
, u" lP
es and Da von
I rP?" S"n ..." hii f?2 b,i:?i;
Chicago Kxprcss nil :15 am a -0
' "'rkrwi S lit
! please ( fast Express a e0 pra a 1:23
a 7 25 am bll:33 am
am
pm
Dt Moines. Rock 1st
and nnd Chlcago...a 7.10 pm a 9:13 nnj
Lincoln, Colorai'o Spgs..
Denver. I'urola and
Comi ado " "Oklahoma i
' CTai Flyer a 3-M
I Valli. Da, eni'
" tya" 1"" m
West ......... a 1:33 pra a 4:15 nra
nm a 9:50 am
unday.
ILLINOIS CENTS A L
ttallrnad-City Tlckot Of
fice. 1102 Farnam Street.
i clephotie, 245. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
vpirrssi
i iLHOf'
Chleas-o Exnress
...aiMtm ali:2u pm
.. a 7.43 pm u a;u3 a in
St.
...b 7:00 am b 3:10 pra
St,
. a 7-15 pra a S:05 am
i Chicago Limited , ..
Minniapolis and
Pul Kxnrcss
lllnncatJolls and
Paul Limltl
Fort Dodge i,ocl from .
Council Bluffs b 4:30 pm a5;15 am
Fort Dodge Ical 'r-m
I Council
J a Dally,
Council Bluffs , .a i-J am
b Dally except Sunday.
i MMm
jsav-f "240
1
it All. H V TI.MF. IA 111,119,
UNION PAr!FIC-"THK OVER,
isn! Houte" General OtTiecs
N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam
t'ets City Ticket Ottlce, ljii
f artirm Street. Telephone. IlL
Depot. Tenth and Marcy sti.
ltfephone. C3. '
i-ave. Arrive
The OverLind Limited a H.ro am a 7:30 pm
ChlJago-Portiand
Special " J" am a j:3o Dra
iu rn
The Mall
l.'ncoln
Fast Mall ..i s;ig am a 3:25 5m
and Kxpres- aii.33 pm a 4:is bm
Beatrice and v
Strom-burg Kxpress .b 4:08 pm bl2 10 nm
The Pacific Express ..al;25 pm P
Tne Almntie Kxpress,. m
Grand Island Local ...b S: pm b 1:3S am
a Dally b Daliv except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
a St Paul Hallway City
Ticket Offlir, iu4 Farnam
Street. Telephone, at
Depot, Tnth nnd Mason
Htieets. Telephone, c9.
Leave. Amu
MHWAUk
Chicago Limited Ex ...s 6.iw pm a 8:as am
Chicago & Omaha Ex. b 7 i5 am b 3:40 nm
a Dally, b Dall" except Sunday.
OMAHA A SI LOUIS RAIL,
road -Omaha, Kansas city
ft Eastern Railroad "Thi
Qulncy Route" Ticket Of
fice. 1415 Farnam St Tele
phone. 322. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Streets. Telephone.
a.
Leave. Arrive.
ct.
Louis Cannon nan
Express
a S:13 pm a 1:20 am
k - an. I-ltv nnd QuInCV
Local a ;W am
a Dally
a 9:09pra
W ABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ottlce. 1115 Farnam
Street. Telephone. 322. Dt
pot. Tenth and Marcy Bts.
Telephone. 629.
Leave. Arrive.
6t. Louis "Cannon nail
Express " 6;1S Pm "a
a Dally.
CAN SHE WIN THEM BOTH
(Jue-llon ome People Would l.lUr nil
OninltK tJlrl ti Vuaer
T briii.
It was the liolee between an Omaha
lloer and another one from Bay City, Mich .
' that she made Sunday afternoon. Per-
. . mnV thn oholeP.
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but she did Just the same. Slio spent tne
afternoon with one; she went to the depot
and waltel with him until the train lefl:
-h.. U!v.1 )i..r tinilkurehlnf throtiah thi
, j , him a, the
car pulled past the depot.
No, she Is not my wife." said tho Omaha
man. "Wc were to have been married this
spring, but we won't now. I won't marry
her after this performance "
For two hours the Omaha man had stood
on the viaduct watching the loving couple
ad fhne ulrnlleil on nnd ilnwn the UlAtform.
He had followed them from her home, wb.ro
lie nail lountt tne .uirniHau ioer. v.uu
come down to spend Sunday and -whom
he found held a place In the garden of
love whlrh he had supposed was nil hli
own. He slipped down the west stairway
and found them standing at the west end
of. the depot, chattlr-s'. They almost mw
him. but he dodged under tho stairway.
Hut that was too close range for the
watiher as the couple were too apt to see
hlra. so he retreated to the viaduct above,
where he could command a view of the
gates admitting to the tralnshcd and at
the same time watch the doors by wnicu
she must make her exit to the street.
, . ... not on ib
come into signi
street and he had to beat a linsiy rcircai
bohlnd the baggage wagons along Tenth
street. When they had returned to the
waiting room he became bold again and
even ventured to tho train platform, whero
"t.le Jove scene and were watching It with
interest. The Northwestern train pulled
In and the parting tune came, ine .hicih
gan man got aboard and sho waited for
the truln to pull out. She waved her
handkerchief and returned the salute ho
gavo with a kiss on the hand. Bdt she
know what was awaiting her when shi
should emerge on the street, for the cIohh
watch the Omaha man had kept had not
escaped her sharp eyes, so she retired to
the women's parlor to play a game of
freezeout.
Not so with Mr Omaha.. He waited soma
time, and then must have mistrusted tha
game, for he camt stealthily down the
ninrble staircase, looking along every seat,
and finally found her rockjng contentedly
ia the side room. Twice he stepped to tho
door, but his courage failed him. His mlud
was made up. On the way down he bad
pronounced the ultimatum. "No," he t-ild,
"I'll never marry her. We were to have
been married this spring, but not now. 1
am giad I found her out before, she becamo
my wife. No. I'll- never marry her after
this performance."
At length he called her out and they
sat down on tho seat to talk matters over
They sat there for a long tlmo and the
intercste-1 spectators wondered what was
transplrlug. Only Mr. Omaha aud tho
woman knew, but all could guess when ut
last they arose aud went up tn the ele
vator, sho leaning on Mr. Omaha's arm
and smiling loving up into bis face.
W. L. Yancy, Paducah. Ky., writes: "I
had a sever case ot kidney dlscasa and
threo of tho best physicians in southern
Kentucky treated me without success. I
was ltduced to try Foley's Kidney Cure.
The 11 ret bottle gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured mu permanently. I
gladly recommend this wonderful remedy "
Myefp-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's
drug store. South Omaha.
PIINPRAI flF IIIDRF STHAWlM
' rUNLnrXL, Ur JUUUC OinMIffl
M n o n x l.ny Their Deceased Brother
Atvny Accorilliiu to tiie Ordcr'a
Itltunl.
The funeral cor.vlceB of tho late Wlnfleld
S Strawn were held nt 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon In Masonic temple, Sixteenth
street ajid Capitol avenue. The Episcopal
service was read at the hall by Dean Camp
bell Fair and Rov. T. J. Mackay, und the
ceremonies at the grave In Forest Lawn
cemetery wero In charge of the Masons.
Rev. Mr. Mackay ; reviewed Judge
Strawn's llfo briefly and paid high tribute
to hla noble character. "Hit was a man ot
extremely nervous temperament and quick
to take offense and to rerent an insult."
said tho preacher. "He -vaa human. Liko
all other men. he bad his faults. But he
was honest and sincere. Ho lived up to the
high Ideals of Masonry and his church. He
was a thorough Christian gentleman."
A quartet, composed of Mrs. W. W
Turner, Mrs. Myron D. Smith, Jules Luin
bard and 1. C. Haz1ton. sang "Lead,
Kindly Light" and "By Cool Slloam's
Shady Rills." Thomas J. Kelly and J. E.
Butler presided at the organ during the
ceremonies.
Tho coffin was covered with sheaves of
American Beauty rosea anil surrounded by
many beautiful floral emblems. Mount
Calvary commandery of Knights Templnr
gave a handsome Maltese cross of white
rores. in which vsas a small passion cross
of rd roses. A keystone of white roses and
violets came from the Royal Arch chapter,
and tho nine lodge was represented by
square and compass of red roses and vio
lets. Judge Lee Eitelle. W. D. McIIugh. Iiiac
Congdon, Frank Ransom, Albert Swartz
lander anil W. A. Corson wore the pall
bearers. The Knights Templar scte.l n.i
guard of honor.
Any boy or girl can get a new bicycle
his spring. Read The Bee's great wheel
offer.
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