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THE OMAHA DAILY liEE: TUTUS DAY, MAKCil 14, 1901. 0 SPECIAL NOTICES Advei-tlae enta for theae rolnmm will be taken anlll 12 tn. for the rrrntnc edition and until 8.30 p. tu. tor morula nod fnnJr edition. Itatea, 1 1 --e a word flrat Inaertloa, lc a word thereafter. Nothing taken for leaa than V.c for the flrat Inirr t'on. Thnc advertisements moat bt ran consecutively. Adrertlsera, by reqneatlac a nana fbered check, can hare ana era ad 4rraaed to a numbered letter la car f The Ilee. Ana era ao nddreaaed will tie dellrered on jpresentatloa of Uaa aaeak only. ; 1 ! WASTED 11TLA TJOXS. EXPERT accountant, Holbrook, BrownBlk i A-233 . GOOD all round baker want . Pltlon; couitr' town preferred. KS N Poplar. Cre-ton. Iowa. A-Mltf) if WAXTEO MALE HELP. WANTED. we have ateady J".0 I good hustler of good haWU and appear- , 1. 1A6 Howard si. UIV. W . AMWI. , 1 1 BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short time, catalogue & particulars em Barbers' Institute. Omaha, .41 MEN or women to sell goods to city trade. Good pay and ateady employment. 11 cnbaugV& Co. Ware block Omaha. WNTED-Travellng sa csmen; also adver. tisers. caah paid. Triumph Co Da laa. WANTED two gentlemen of good address for iK.-!al work In connection with iile of reference work; aalarj'. C1 ,acr J"?-!? Bldg., Omaha. B MC33 lh' WANTED7mcn to learn barber trade; taught thoroughly in eight weeks by lec . ..... 4.,.iri...imn. m Tirartlcal exten- . nc.' We present outnt of tools, allow Saturday wages and guarantee IL to fla weekly whet, competent. hnsy season , ti jW. big demand lor gradjates. c nae , htela. i-ountry and city snops. as well us locating many in ineir u-.n .""'r" s."n tttor trade ill ex- Istentt. Write today lor special "Ppn.B offer and- eutalouo Moler Barl ber Col lege. 16J3 Farnam St II-M 14 FIRST-CLASS carriage trimmer "anted. Anderson-Mlilard Co.. 15th and Haven. Prl- U-M46 11 WANTED, a young man with hustling ability t- work a reUll tea and coffee route; t-t f references required, part living In Council Bluffs preferred. Steady emplcyment und good salary to ngni man. Addr-ss L 2. Bee. B-93S-1I- WANTED, good architectural draughts man. Address, stating education, experi ence and salary demanded, Omeyer & Thon. architects. Chamber of Commerce nine. ri. i-aui. tiiiiii. WANTED, man for dairy work. N. F. Stahr. Slst and Boulevard Ave.. 4 blocks wet of Deaf and Dumb Institute. SALESMEN for cigars; new plan, quick sales, good business, big money, con sumers' Cigar Co., 631 S. ith St.. St. Louts. L "WANTED, barber: good, steady, wbsr man. a steady Job. Call or address Carl Tltsc. West Point, Neb. B-MHIO 16' AN Income of tl5 per week can be earned In Kiiare time or evening by any iierson able to write. Proof sent free anywhere t 1 those sending addressed envelope to Robert Grannan Mfg. Co., .7 S?yentn ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y. B-M9W 14 W.VATED FBMALU HELP. WANTED, tW girls. 1S21 Dodge. Tel.. C 24: W girls wanted. .Canadian office, 12 Douglas C-Z44 VOl. NG lady to learn massage;.prraancnt paaltlon lor right party. Apply :3 Bee Bldg. ' , ' vG3 WANTED, cook. Mrs. A. 1 Keed, Far nm. C MJS S WANTED, good girl for general Jinuscr work. Mrs. F. A Brogan, 201 Pacific St. C !3I !! DRESSMAKING taught thoroughly. Sys t,.m received hlchest reward at Paris. Pupils cut nnd make own dresses. Call or send tor circulars, .mcuuhcii urvtmnn lic School. 2UU S. ISth St.. 515-U6 Karbach I Block. V-J33 15 WANTED, nurse girl. IK N. Sid av. C-M9S3 U WANTED, girl for general housework. SIM Cass t. C M9S0 IS COMPETENT girl, two In family. IS So. :eth St. c-ini 15 JOB for young or middle-aged prepossess ing ladles. Address E. L, McMullln, 51T Mulberrj- St., Des Moines, Iowa. C M10S 14 WANTED, a good cook: JiOO a week. Mrs, A. J. Poppleton, Sherman avenue. C M101 IS AN Income of U5 per week can be earned In spar- time -or ewnlng by any peron able to write. Proof sent free anywhere to those sending addressed envelope to Robert Grannan Mfg. Co., ltT Seventh ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y. C-M9H" 14 WANTED, operators on pants, shirts and overalls; also 10 girls wanted. Apply to Byrne k Hammer D. G, Co. factory, ltth and Huward sts. C MW3 14 FOR 11EXT HOCSES. IF you want your bouses well rented place them with Benawa i. Co. D 215 ALWAYS moving II. 1L goods. Pianos. Olhcc, 1511 Vs Famam St. Tel. XKV or M3. D-346 HOUSES for rent in all parts of tho city. Bronnan-Lovo Co.. 3tj So. 13th at. D-IT HOUSES, stores. Bcmls, Paxton block. D-"4J bee henry b. payne, 001 n. y, life. . d-:i HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead. 1514 Douglas. D-aO HOUSES and flats. RIngwalt. Barker Blk. D-251 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown Blk. GOOD six-room flat, city 'water fn kitchen. ta N.TIth st.. iXO. Omaha Loan & Trust Co... Itth and Douglas. D M31J 310T DECATUR, rooms, -well water, good l'AYNE-KNOX CO., first floor N. Y. L. Bid, D-5SI- 1105 NORTH rid St., 6 rooms, newly pa- ("rnru uuu uiiucA4, ytxKit wuutrili tlx ISS Hard st- t Jive-room flats, new, city water, sower and clofut, 1Z each. Tho Byron Reed Co.. tit So. 11th 8u ' t D-MT09 FOUR-ROOM modern flat. 1113 S. llth. , D-MC96 EXP. Del. Co., moving. Tel. H9i. 114 N. 16th. JU 20 AT UNEQUALLED, central, steam heal, all moaern seven-room uuuk, iiraru, 1 I UNFURNISHED rooms, flrt-classi nil modern, complete for housekeeplnt; no children. :irt iiiaml st, D T1S S-ROOM modern flat, well located, large rooms, ivenuara con, urown Block, D MTCi ELEGANT apartment. The Sherman. April l. I'ayne-Jvnox wo., isi noor a. v. i.irr D-Ml(i9 FOH KEXT-FIRXISHUU ROOMS. STEAM heated rooms at The Thurston. E-255 DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E-ai TWO pleasant furnished rooms at K13 N. 33d st. E-Mwl 14 lOMS with or without Sward. 25) Hi.rney SL E-M6T1) !! HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 16 up. j'st Mary s. E-M4T All" ROQMS. 1S Capitol Ave. E-057 ! NICELY furnished front and bak twms ivJS Jackson. 3d floor. E Mlu. IT I'l HM.HIi:i) noOM AMI HOARD. OLENCAIRN, translent.ll.:Sday. 16 Ioug t 17 , UTOPIA, in Davenport St. F 2JJ The Merrlam, good winter home. 36 & Dodge F 36S ROOMS and boird, reasonable. Cm LA ROB frcnt room. SC9 S. Sth avt I- 5il Kl N. 3d. nicely furnished rooms? good board. F-&0-12 ONE large front room and alcove, well furnished, nil convenience, with board; also two small rooms. 2011 California SL F !Ct Is j ROOMS with board. SIS S. --j M. 54 r jd. nlcelr furnished room; good lKard. r MUM 2 SEVERAL first-clas boarders wanted; have both large and small rooms, prices right. 221T Howard street r M9SS ! for iiKXT uxrcnjfisiiKii rooms. FOUR unfurnished rooms. 2010 Davenport, G M"6$ 14 1 ... iiMii - G MMS U FOR MET STORES AD OFFICES. FOR RENT Store. In flrat-clas location; rent reasonable Apply It. C. Meters St Co.. 3round Coor. Bee Bldg. I-JC6 FOR RENT The building formerly occu pied by The Be at 6 Farnam St. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee prcs sroom. This 111 be rented, very' reasonably it Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose water, sec ctary. room VjO. Bee Bulldjng. 1 -61 STORES, unequalled. Apply Tliard. ri N 14' M7T7-31 STOREROOM and basement. North I4th urown Bloc St., suitable lor piumocr. iioioroon. Block. 1 aimi AGDXTS XVAXTED. SOMETHING new; send 10c and receive a sarrple of Kansas corn feathers. Agents wanted. Kansas Corn Feather Co.. Uto Paxton Blk. J-666-AC AGENTS WANTED, to sell celebrated M. A: M. and U. S. arc pressure lamps; ex clushe territory, liberal contracts, more brilliant than electric arc; Ho per hour. Wm. Parkinson. State Agent. Madison, Neb. J MiC? 16 TV" A VTPfl roal.l.nt hnr' rlMhlnc aal-Kman to thoroughly cover the pntlre state by the J makers 01 tne ceienraieu -aiumiunu of boys' und children's clothing on straight commission basis: only experi enced and thoroughly competent salesmen are desired. Address, stating firm repre sented and amount of sales for the past vrar. G. Llppmann & Sons, TOT and 09 Broadway, New York City. J-M!6 11 WANTED TO II EXT. 3 UNFURNISHED chambers, man and wife. 319 N. lTth. G TIT WANTED, to rent, farm. Address L St. Bee. . K-MSK IT' STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse. Co.. Jit 14 Jones, general storage and forwarding. XI OM. Van Ctir. Co.. 1511U Farn. Tela. 1K3-SC J WAXTEIJ TO nCV. WANTED qjlck A few small, houses for ready buyers list toaay. vt a ie tin an oc Williamson, 09 Bee, 'Phona lXr:. N 965-11' FOR, SALE I-CRXITCRE .. CHICAGO KUBN1TUHE CO.. 1410 .Dodge. Tel. XXX. New &. Mna.nd furniture bought, I .... 1. . ( ".'i pivkst line of new and second-hand funil ture In the city. Inspect our xtock before huvlnc. we wholesale to country dealers; prices low. Enterprise Furniture Co.. S. 14th. corner Dodge. O MJTI AT FOR SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC, ENTIRE stock of carriages, buggies and wagons regardless of cost. Anderson-Mil lara Co.. Cor 15th and Davenport. F-MT-MS OMNIBUS, newly painted; light trap, new - and up-to-date. II. Frost, I4th & Leav. FOR SALE Pair of young, heavy work All sound and nice looking team with harness and wagon if desired. Cheap for cash only. A. P. Tukey, Board of Trade. r HORSES and mares, two incubators and iieht Ttrahma. chickens. C. J. Fulmer. S. E. cor. .Walnut Hill cemetery, Council Bluffs. i- aiast iv l'OK SALE MISCELLAXLVOO. HARD and soft foundation piling, hog fences und cnuoing. vji uougias, v .vi IDHAND safe cheap. Derijht, 1116 Farnam. V I" SAFES; buy. sell exe'ge. Schwartz, 111 3. 12. w -v TIMOTHY bay and all kinds teed and coal, Monroe & co. vi -w INCUBATORS. S$nd to the Sure Hatch. handsome tree catalogue. v - SEED SWEETS. Theo. Williams, Benson, Neb. . QM-tOl Mta CUTLERY' of all kinds; finest line In the City: We gnnu razura. aucuia, ciippeia, tic. A. Undeiand, 1&I6 uouge at. v Q-M6t9 A6 WIRE fence for poultry. Belgian hare, hog field or lawn. ire uriiu, mi o. om lh Q M6T JyT ALL kinds of fruit, ahade and ornamental tr.,R! nowenna Biiruu., rvrmrrrin; grapevines and small fruit plants; write for prices. W. L. Crosby( North Omaha Nurseries, Florence, ,eo. cj .-usmt-is' FOR SALE, 45 case Amhf rg Cabinet Letter File, with roll curiam; gooa as new. dress L 36, Bee. Q-M9315 10-SYRUP soda fountain at Peterson Bros 115 S. 16th. cheap lor cash, mvo CLAIRVOYANT, PROF. BAHTON may be consulted regard nr nnvthinr it vou onngitnis aavcrtise ment and il.W this week not later than Saturday to Prof. Barton, the distin guished occult dlagnostlcan. clairvoyant and palmist healer, may consult him re hlnc nast. nresent or future. This scientific young adviser Is not like fortune tellers, who aim to amuse you. Prof. Barton is indorsed by prominent and scientific people who have been helped by his apparently divine power. He tells sou Jpst what you want. Also what you may expect regarding anyone or anything, how to control anyone and succeed In your desires In love, marriage, divorce, health, business, reuniting separated, sit uations, lawsuits, proierty. reuniting fceparated couples, family affairs. Dis eases and drunkenness cured without medicine or surgery', quick and sure or not pay; evil Influences removed, lost af fections restored, brings tho separated together and causes speedy and happy marriage with the one you love by proper advice, locates lost propery or friends: also lucky dates and numbers. Actually tells full names of those who call for consultation. Do not call for amusement, but If tn trouble COME and be advised and help to success. Hours 9.3i a m. to S p. tn. Office 1714 Douglas at., between lTth and ISth Hlreets. Par ' i A 4 L 1111 DUUalttR lors so arranged that you meet no Strang- ens. 1-adlew' maid In attendance. Letters with Jl answered. s jipC 14 MRS. TRITZ, medium. S19 North ICth. MME GY'LMER. genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge S-3TI MRS. HENRY, test medium. 1T07 Cass. S-Mfll 15' ZENO. clairvoyant and healer. IMS Famam S 31 15' ELECTRIC THE ATM EXT, ELITE iarlors, 6la South 16th, second flenr. T-MTL AS ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MMC. AMBS, 1C1S Howard, Sd floor, room 1. T-1WT-MJ4 MABEL ORAV. 317H N. ISth St.. Flat K. T MSI Mr MISS MAT LESLIE. 512 S. 15th. 2d floor. T-MU A3 1 CAMILLE DUVAL. CIS So. 16th, Id aoor. T 614 A6 MISS WILLIAMF, masago. magnetic elec tric, alcohol, sponge baths, R X, 3E N. 16. T-MMJ AS PEH&OXAL. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns &. superfluous hair removed by clectrlcty. It. Is Frenxer block. U zrt PRIVATE home before and during confine, ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Uurget, 2ti.t Burdette. li 2i2 FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rlrn buttons; mall orders. Omaha PWting Co., 1MI Douglas. V-Z71 SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for rent. White Sewing Machine, ltrvl Douglas. Tel. 4. v U-rT4 PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and during conllneroent; habits adopted. xr. Grant Si U 75 A BOX of Re-No-May Ponder Is not a luxury when It afforus you s. cum aad secures the eomlurt and hupplnt-sa of your toom-mate. U-Jia: VlAVl-Womans way to health; rational, j wtiolesome home treatmenu. Jt Bee BiaB 1 TURKISH baths, massage baths electric ! baths, lor ladies only, smiled women roasaage operators; tinest equipped bitths In the city. Kenstrom Bath Company, I HAomi 216 to ii). Bee Bldg. u .ib 1 RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no danger; send tor circulars. Empire Rup ture Cure, XI N. Y. Lite Building. Omaha. U-Ss4-MlS M. GOLDMAN &. CO.-Only perfect ac cordeon pleating plant in the west. Mali orders solicited, toulte Svo Douglas Block. u-:tt RHEUMATISM, paralysis, goitre, female diseases, consumption, glandular swell ings, obesity, stomach and kidney troubles, chronic diseases cured by 't hyroid Lymph Remedies. Consultation and booklet tree. Thyroid Lymph Co.. 5"0-:-4 Be Bldg.. Omaha, 9l-a-6 Burr Block, Lincoln. Nel. U-164-MM ANYONE knowing where Edwin J. Wil son is will confer a favor on his brother by addressing a card to him; last heard of as a member of Co. E, tnd inf.. sta- tloned at Fort Omaha. Jas, A. Wilson, ixck uox i, ltidgway, coio. U M951 15 MOXEV TO LOAX REAL KSTATK. MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real estate. urennan-L.ove -o., 3M south ljln. W WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants. ucorge al company, iwi tarnara street. V est LOANS on cac tern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at Z per cent; borrowers can pay niv or any multiple; any interest date: no delay, Brennan-Lovc Co., COO So. 13th St. Omaha. Neb. W S3 U.009 and upward to loan on Imprcved city property ma larms. v. i- arnam smitn & Co.. 13SJ Farnam. W WANTED, city and farm loans: also bonds ano warrants, u. c. 1'eters & co., nvz T-amam Cl Tift TJl T ' PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood, S3 1. J.1IO. w 3i MONEY to loan on farm and city property; lowest rates, u. t: uavis uo.. imj i arnam. W-255 MONEY to loan at 5 and 5H per cent on umana property, w. a. itiKie. 401 a. ism. W-3S6 FIVE per cent money. Bemls, .-Paxton block. PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 15:4 Douglas. PRIVATE-roony. J,-TVi(6 pr cent; u 'de"- iayi Marvin tiros., iuj; irarnam. vi .j a AND ier cent city and farm loans. uatvm uros., 103 i-arnara st, w s3 PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 93T N. Y L. v ."17 E AND EH per cent loans. W. H. Thomas, tint .-National Bank building, lei. jcis. W-J CASH on hand. G. E. Turklng ton. CC Bee. V MM4 IF TOU want to borrow money to build a nome at a low rate, witn privilege 01 making partial payment on any interest date, can on w. 11. rnomas. Kjrst Nafi Bank BIdr, W MWC 13 3IOXEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. WHEN Y'OU NEED MONEY SEE US. It is easy to advertise lowest rates, as others do, but we feel positive that If you will rraxe comparisons you win do con vinced that you can do better with us tnan -isewuere u c loan on 'urmiure, pianos, live stock, etc, or we will make you a SALARY LOAN" without indorsor or mortgage. We charge nothing lor making the loan und you receive the full amount In cash. 'You may pay it back In one month or take six" months or more in which to repay It, end you ncod not pay tor it one day longer than you keep it. Our terms are the easiest, our business is confidential und our motto Is "try to please. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295. (Established 1ft:; 3.6 So. Itth St. X-M341 MONEY TODAY. Loans made in amounts trom 110 to 1350 on household furniture, planus, horses, car riages, etc., without removal, or on your S-A-L-A-R-Y" without uecurity. All or a part of the money may be paid back the first month or no part of it need bo 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 me. No tharce for papers. All business strlctlv ;brir for naners. All hualneaa .irltK. confidential. Quick service and lowest rates guaranteed, J. W TAYLOE. C33 Taxton Blk.. top floor, northeast corner 16th and Farnam. Entrance on Kth St. Tel. T43. N 284 nHTtii.!. -oi!i(-v u.r-i, ;n,i S-A-L-A-R-Y L-O-A-N-S. We loan llu tu Hoo upon plain notes. No security or mortgage required. Rebate when loan is paid before due. Pay weekly or semi-monthly or monthly. WE GUARANTEE lowest rates. WE GUARANTEE as easy payments. Room 313 Brown Block. AMERICAN LOAN CO. X-MT13 SALARY' LOANS. If you are employed by a responsible firm we will loan you sums from lo to nog on your note at much cheaper and easier tates than elsewhere, of this we are positive. Absolutely no charge lor Licra. Nothing deducted from amount uesireu Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit Co., room 303, Paxton Block. X 2s' MONEY loaned salaried neonle hoidim- mancnt position with responsible concern Uon their names without security; easy payments. Tolman, iiJ Board Trade, blai: MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, l.. etiy. horses, cows. Uc, C. F. Reed. 3ia &. iz. I JW ID, "MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses wr.., - ... . Jf xiarKtr but X 2!Q SALARY loans at reduced rau-K Omaha Crtdtt Co.. tW New York Life Bldg - aju.'i w '-' .iegicr, iw u are i3 oclr. . ...... . . a . a . 1 X M663 ! 1 BLMX IISs CHAXCES, 1150 CASH on easy payments buys 25 strictly lawful tnlckel) slot machine fur drinks, cigars or cash; will earn 12 and upward weekly each. Earl Clark & Co.. Furni ture Manuiacturers, Chicago, HI. l'-31ii FOR SALE, agricultural implement and carriage business In south centre! Nt brasKa. For lurther particulars address Box tc.C, West Libert j, lu Y 311 vnn SALE, paving newrnanr In Ruii.t 1 1 town in Nebraska, price 35f3. takh , balance on long time Address j. 3, c. tee. a'i Ij1 IlllXKS CHAM" US. WILL take long lease on brick stable If built, centrally located, and pay good rent. Address J 5. Bo. Y-SJ4 FOR SALE, eattle r inches on C. i: S. R. R. ' 20 mile irom Cheyenne, vj .duross , D'. M. Arnold. Islay. Wyo T Mai IT , WANTED, a real estate salesman of good J addres. must be a hustler. Artdres l . Bee. Y-MWP 14 WANTED, gentleman or ld with ti.y-9 te j siari paiem marinc uwiurc lunum- i nt-irt tiilnt mlicinc DU'inew ion uric i w . be m.de.Address L 27. B. Y-MMJ 14- ! 1 if avr a stork of rood and a good trade nnd It is for sale or trade. W Bell. Craig, Ntb. Y-MH9I 14 FOR EXCHANGE. WILL trade stoves and furniture for horfes. m N. 16th St. Z MTK Marl6 l-i ACRES laml for sale r.r trad,' for Omaha property E. Roach. His So. 6th j v-mix i- . I for dale nt:L estate. FOR SALE, corn isnds. slot -t ranches and hnl... irvtuinna In the Corn rtelt un. 1 try. W H. Clements. Lyons. Neb. RE-MJ77 BARGAINS VACANT PROPERTY. MM Full lot. ftiuldtnc"st . paving paid. tx-6xl2t, corner. Ith and Center. 62x114. near S6th and Cuming. RtSft 5Xxl47. Dodge, paving paid. "i,"n,'n. 'f'LV.?:' rT..i?LCKOr Jlho ce lot. CHllfornU . near SMh. 11.SW Krtxiin, N K. cr. t and Leaven- rtSPn - xM. Hlh st Work from Aw! Miditorlum. bargains improvku riiyr ERTY. Jl.C" Sd4 l.ltdsay ave l.lw. Corner. - houses, near Ames ave. car uarii. rrnisi vhimt, ILfo .Met b-rooin hoUM. Hlnnt Hill. 1,S 1 blocks from High school, rents M. KJW-6 block? trom High school. S rooms. ,Tak-S. W. cor. ?4th and Davenport M,?iO N llth, rental value UbuKUr, U. imi.uACr., ."11-Jir Brown Block RE-M9T5 14 HOUSES, lets, larms. lands, loans; also fire Insurance. Bemls. Paxton Blk. RE S1J tl Aii.OO ttnt-Sr r. mnm, ttttA t.am full corner lot near street cur. I43T So.' lth. ' RE-Ms-lC CHAS. E WILLIAMSON. 12uS Farnam St. RE 31 SNAP tl,Tt-ane business lot, two blocks south depot. 10th St Inquire 14U Vinton. RE-MS M15 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by th Union Pacific Railroad company, a. A e . company. U. A. McAllastcr, land commissioner. Union Pacific lleaduuurters, Omaha, Nub. RE HI SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE. RE-31C oner on line 101 anu seven-room houae. rln. in ool car line. Eastern owner anxious to sell. M J. Kennard & 1 Son. 30M0 Brown Block. RE-!2 1 CHEAP HOUSES U13 Corby St.. C-room. ILUjO; 2311. N. ISth st, modern S-rooms, K.iW, 2JIT' Locust st-, T-rooms, modern. 33.100; 2T1J T,ocu?t st . T-rooms. modern, Jl. !. 3134 Mason St.. T-rooms. tl.sm: 3uS N Kth. G-rooms, ll.ftn); 3101 Davenport, C rrwimn. tl ri ?f-?0 Iike Ml.. tWroi)ms. mod em, barn. K.T50. S. W. Cor. 36th and Maple, 6-rooms, fl.SO, 4401 Farnam st 6-rooms, fl.so, 4401 Farnam st , , , tl.M. W. 7. Graham, Bee 1 RE K-1D I 7-rooms, bldg. HERE, stop right wherq you are" S-room house, big barn, two full east front lots, big cherry tree, ji.wm. ow, nere s un other; 5-room cottage, full lot, paved st . pavement paid. ye. Ift. f-room house. 4'-foot lot. well located, Tl lw; T-room house, handy to bnslnets, 31.311: f-rooin cottage, good repair. Jl.ioo. 110 farms near Omaha. Waterman & Wil liams, 6W Bee. Telephone 1KC ItE-MlOT 14 MEDICAL. LADIES. 3500rc.waril forap oostlnate, long, standing "abnormal ca6. suppression, any ta;iyv3g'ue'for,tf6yttne'nwnt caci Mafled 3.1W, Dr. Jackson. R. CJiDcVL. L'ICT. Deal- born su, cnicago. M-ST-15' GONOVA 1s a Frenh treatmmt for male and female, for the positive cure of Gon orrhoea, Gleet. Unnatural Discharges, In flammations, Irritations and Ulcerations of the mucoua membranes. An Internal remedy with Injection combined, war ranted to cure worst cases In one week; ' S3 per package or two tor 35. Sent any where on tecelpt of pnee. The Kldd Drug Co.. Elgin. 111. Amerlrnn Office, retail, wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omtm; M. A Dillon, South Omaha. Davis Urvg Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubbir goods. LADIES! Chichester's Engtlsti rennyroyai Pills are the best; sate, reliable, take no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars. 'Relief for Ladles" tn letter by return mail. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. I'ATEXTS. INVENTORS GOT AN IDEA? We handle patents cop) tights una trade marks, you clvo us the bare idea and we will do the rest; modern equipped machine shop and foundry in connection; Official Gazette on flic; guide book free. Mason, Fenwlck & Lawrence patent lawyers, 3406 Howard St.; TeL 114. Omaha, J. P. Cronin. repr. -33J INVENTORS, we ask rio fee until the patent is procred; if we fall, we get no fee; advice free. Sues fi: Co., Patent Law yers, Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Long dis tance telephone. 1623. IIS Marl5 S1IOUTHA.M1 AXD T YI'EWIUTIXG. A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life. BOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Bee Bldg. -K3 NEB. Business & Shorthand college, Boyd's Theater. 331 GREGG Shorthand. Om. C Col., 16 &. Doug WAXTED-TO IIORROW. WANTED to borrow H.OuO.OO on a 00.1 piece of buInos property for 5 years at 6 per cent, payable semi-annually; pioperty I ' w'lii pear iiisjieciioii, tic. .iuurcMaiicu.il., raunicauonn to KB, Beo. Aicaik WANTED to Borrow, tt-.tfrt at 6 per cent on I2U.OVI worth of security: absolute')' nrFt class. 1, 3i, jtec via iw LOST, ENGLISH setter bitch, 11 months old. white with red ears, spcvKied legs, scar under ngnt eye: reward. it inicago llc?so- Lost-50 r it. .. ' - . .. LOST, cnild s cane, between 3il arid call- fornla and P .O Finder pleast return to N 2Sd, Iost 'Jib 13 HELt'lA.Y HAR1, ported stock, prise winnirs, at reatonabie ngures; nave a tew ui i eucn. come eany and have your pick. Inquire upstairs, 1443 South 16th St., one block south of William St -C6T-13 ovriioPATm. JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. 16C4; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept; Ciiu 1 junuson, usicupauusi. jj.gr. M. E. DONOHUE. D. 0 of Still school, Klrksvillc, Mo., CM Paxtbn Blk. Tol. 1361 1. 1361. ! ri.HtITS. LOUIS LECH successor to B. Haas ' 11J Vinton-Ttl. SCTTi. Plants, cut Dower' (lelcrn; hall, lesldence. wedding nnd grave tlecorations. orders promptly filled by mall or express. Wl-aD I'AWA BROKERS. EAGLE Loin Office, reliable, accommodat ing: all business confidential. 1301 Douglas, ' PRIXTIXG. HAVE It printed right. Waters' PrlnUns Co.. 422 So. 13th Vit Ph6ie 21M. A7 LALXDRY. . nviiu ..mumyn. c.irt. - , I ;C cuSf 4i 1TW iVvcnwortb, Ttt 64"' ;sj 41 BICYCLE?. WB HAVE the only Vuleanlter In the city for tuggy tires. We do this work as grod as can be done at the factory 1632 capw -" tol Ave. GTS iTiniiin n vrt TTrittvn vta.mmbhiao .vab mitti.hi.m. CURED. JulK Vaughn. 430 Ramge LUig " ( 1 cAiti,i:Ti:n ami joimiers. 1 l-ea W 1 .t 1.1- M-t- ,r,nuin. 'J? a7,cded to. J. T OcWitree. y'th and Lake Sts. -JTu JL'.MC B. & M. Junk house. J Mlider, Prop., de In all metals, bottles, etc. Carload specialty. Svl-VC Farnam, Omaha. Tel. JTTS Fl It.MTL It i: It EPA I R!. fi. TElt aa. M S. Walklln, 21U Cuming St. -CM ticket nnour.it. ,...,. . ,...hr. CUT rate tickets eerherc P. tt 'PhH- bln. IMS Farnam. Telephone 7S4. 133 EXPERT ACCOI WTAXT. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.. day or evening. R. IS, Com. Nat. Bank. G. K. Rathbun Ci ELOCLTIOX IlEADIMi. MRS. DORWARD. Studio C3 N Isth St. -77-A 1 lit IIHKll STAMPS. BADGES, medals. Om Pi t. Co , Bee Bldg. Tel. ip 110 interim:. GLOBE COUCH CO., 1E1 Leav'th. Tel. S3. INt lllATORS AM) llltOOIIERS. INCUBATORd and brooders; catalogue free. Write Burr Incubator Co.. U 2, Omaha, Neb. Factory at Jith A: Davenport. I79-M.ll ACCORIHO.N pleatim;. ACCORDION pleating cheapest, best quick- est. Mrs. -v v. .Maris, a. i .i. mu nu Farnam. WALL PAPER. Jc a roll and up. painting, paper hanging. , decorating. Kelsey. Ill ri. lTth. Tel. 160S. , 633 BIRDS AXU TAX1IJERMY. . , o.nPe ;v! 16th STOCK S Bird htore. a. loin XX ItAILWAl T1SIE TABLES. CHICAGO ti NORTH western Hallway"! he Nortnwestern L.tne'1 City TiCKet Oltlce. 141 Farnam St, Telephone, bCL Depot, Tentn and Marcy Sta, felepnone tea. leave. arrive. Da) .Igl:. Chicago Spe- clal a ":W am aliao pm Chicago Pastvnger a 4 .is pm a 6:40 am Eastern Lxprs. Des Moines, Marshal, town. Cedar itapius and Chicago al0:55 am a 1:05 pm Eastern b,.clal. Chi cago and ul a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm Fas'. Man, Chicago to Omaha a,2:b pm Omahu-Chlcago L't'd ..a T:15 pm u 5:iwwn Fasf Mall a 3u am Cedar Kaidds Passenger a 5:3j pm u Daily FREMONT. ELKHORN & Mit&ourl Vailey ttailroad "Tho North vustern Line' General Oinc". Lnlted btates Nanuu-a Bank Building, .s. W llcket Ortlc. 111 KuriiutiL St, Tel. U,., Depot, , ISth und Wtoster Sts. Leave. Arrive. Black Hills, Deadwood, Hot Hpnngs a 3:W pm a 5:W pm Wyoming, casper and Douglas d 3 MO pm e 5rA) pm Hastings, YorK, David City, superior, Geneva. Exeter und Seward. ...d 3:00 pm b S:00 pm NortoU, Vcroigre atid Fremont b am bl0:25 am Lincoln, Wahoo and Fremont b T:30 am bl0:S am Fremont Local c 7:S0 am a Daily. b Daliy except ounaay. c Sun day omy. d Daily except suturday. e Dully except Monaay. SIOUX CITY - PACIFIC Railroad "The North western Line" Geiiorul Offices, United States National Bank Building, S. W. Corner Twelfth and Famam Sts. TlcKet Office. .. .i Farnam St. Telephone 56L De pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone C33. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Express a t:55 am all:25 pm Twin City Limited ...a i:oj pm a u urn Sioux Cliy Local. ,a b:uu am a S:irj pm a Dany CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, Minneapolis k Omaha jtanway j ne North western Line" Geuerul Offices, Nebraska Divi sion, lith and Webster Sts. City Ticket Office. 1IU1 raiuam St. Telephone, ML Dejot, 15th and Webster Sts. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger... a 6:uj am a i:10 pm Omaha Passenger all:lV am Stoux City : North- east Nebraska a 3:ljpm a Dally. KANSAS CITY. ST. JO seph & Council Bluffs Railroad "The Burling ton Route" 'llckei Office, 1502 Farnam Street. Tele phone. 250. Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele phone, 12$. Leave. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex.. .a S:so am a 6:25 pm Kansas City Night Ex .al0:3i pm a 6:U am St L uls Flyer, for St. Joseph and St. Louis., a 5 10 pm all 15 am a Dully. BURLINGTON & MIS souri Rivet Railroad The Burlington Hume General Ohices, Nortn wen Comer Tenth and Farnam Streets. TlcKet Omit, 1:K I arnain Street. aa ,,,,r,ltiFlnn fitatlon. TVn!h --71. - 'leieiinoue. j ana jiaauu ou- luve. Arrive, Llncom. Hastings and ..a iM am a 7:35 pro . rado Utah Callfornla.a 4:25 pm a 3:00 pm , r5.in a. liiaek Hills.. a : I'm u 6;ii urn Lli.c,ln.. UT'rr-.na PucetSouno..ay:oapm a t:4 am rA",,, Wit Vll 0 3:vJ V'u u -SJ Beatrice and wymofr- "a .40 am bll:55 am Denver. Coiorado. Utah . ad California a 6:15 am WCuthh 3.33 pm blLCCam Pta"??J,",i"?aV..mnuih " and Pacific Junctlon..a 7:00 pm a k:?j am and Pacific Junction. .alJ-,10 am Daily Pa"' Sunday. n . ... I'lUIIHfllUULII CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A: uulncy Railroad "The Bunington Route" Ticket Office Jbo3 Farnam Stiett, Telephone, ZM. Depot Ttntli ana. .Mason streets. Telephone, lsi Leave, Arrive. f.i a 7:00 am a 10:23 Dm , C'hlcagu estlbuled Ex.a 4:wj pin a 7:5 am ' Chicago I oc il Express. a V:lU am a 4:uo pm Chicago Limited ...... a;50pm a T:t6 am Fast Mail a 3:45 pm a Dally CHIC,GO. ROCK 1SL. and & Pacific Railroad The Great Rock 1st. and Route" City Ticket Office. 1323 Far, Jiara Street. Telephone, 42S. Depot, Tenth and .uarcy bis. Tele phone. C23. .Leave. Arrive. EAST. ( mm- e and Daven- ! port 1-ocal al:laai bllt35 art , Chicago Express bll:15 am a 8:10 am nc Moines Local a 4:20 cm a 4:45 nm j Chicago Fast KxPfcss 1 a 5:w pm a 1:25 pm Des Molnea. Rock Isl- nd and Chicago a ilto pm a iiZj pm Lincoln coioraao spgs. Denver, Puetlo and West a 1,30 pm a 4 15 pm Colorado Oklahoma k Texas Flyer a S 20 pm a 3.50 am c dalljv c Dally except Sunday, 1 BMiiiitituiniri BaaaraaaBB aasaas : RAILWAY TIMIS TAULC. Mis.orm PACIFIC RAIL r.ad General OBlces arid Ticket Ottlces. southeast Corner 14th and Dvagiaa Sts. Teleplvonc, 104. Delol, Union Ctation. Leave. Arrive. St Louis anfl, Kansas City Krres a w ara n jm It C , St L. Express al".3 pm a .:! ara Leave frcri 15th and upfng W.'eV Via b 4.10 pm ar:4S am a Dail b Dally except Sundal. W ABASH RAILROAD -Ticket Offlce. 141 Farnam StreeL Telephone, S3 De pot. Tenth and Aiarcy bis. ' Arrive. I St Louis "Xl.non Ball ; Express a ,ra -3W :n . a Dally. V it t t v 11 1 rnvrn M owned then, for furnishing and delivery at ' 1 U, ' It.. Vtw.t nf. 1 ort. A,",l,' 8 U 4 I'avalrv Horses. Bids Rallroad-Clty Ticket ui-1 ,r ! Inall 1he ,,nUr,. numtwr nt horses flee 1444 FariHitn Street. ; tequlred, nnd for delivery at prlnoipar rail Telephone, tti. Deiot. j ritml MMnts other than Fort Meade, will be -,.,1, ,! tnrev Streets, t emertaliie"d Delivery to commence on or Tenth and Marcj streets. ,fore A , , ,w, d , completed by jjTjSojJf l.eae. -"rut. 1 rhleaco Kxr.ress iMw au: pm , Chicago Limited a T:4l pro a s am Mmncapolls i St. Paul ' aXl)rCrl . . .W .W Cla a xsai - Mlnn.aUt( JL- flt PuUl Limited a T:4 pro a t:u am Fort Dodge Local from Council Bluffs b 4.3) pm a J:1S am Fort Dodge Local from Council Bluffs .. . a U ais a dally, b Daily except Sunday. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RA1L- road Omaha, Kansas tTty A: Eastern Railroad "The Qulncy Route" Ticket Of tire. 141S Farnam St. Tele phone, 321 Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streets. Telephone, t? Leave. arrive. St LojIs Cannon Ball Express , . a l:li pm a S: am )Knns-s City Quincy local .a TKW am a 9:00 pm a Dally, UNION PACIF1C-THE OVER-' Leave. Arrive. The Overlard Limited .a S:M am a T JO pm The Chkago-Portland . I Soecial a 8::fl am a ,.30 pm The Fat Mull.. a S:. am a 3. pm The Mail nnd Eprers..all.35 pm a 4:. pm Uncoln, Beatrice and xtromsburg Express. .b 4:0. pm blt:O0 pm The Pacific Express.... 4 : pm The Atlantic Express... m uranu 1 r 1 aiivi i .. . ' - a dally, b Dally except Sunday. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & St. Paul Railway City MiiWAOa Ticket Office, 14 l arnam Street. Telephone, t. Detot. Tenth und Mason Streets. Telephone, CD. Leave Arrive. Chicago Limited Es . a 6:W pm a M0o am Chicago & Omha Ex b T 11 am b 3.40 pm a dally b Dally except tunaay NEW TOR! tfaiMMTiLy t nnt ships 1 tsuaoie stavicr. TMHoaaoaa. ALONG THE NOatTH SNOftC AVANA. nklKKUS, CASDLHAS. SA0UA. CKU EAOEt, MEVTTAS. OIBAtA. asi BACACOA. sai stktr UCsaON STEAMSHIP JNE!7 tlUaa 51, Mew York Cltr RAYMOND 4 WH1TCOMB. X Ualon Squara, New York. For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation and Gnrl Information of tba MO BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket Agent Moblla Chlo R. R. and South ern Ry. a 1 1 nrtriC " tours. Low prices. EURUPC. Sail June 23. July C. Itineraries uf Edwjn Jones, 461 Putnam av , Brooklyn. NY' ... ,.... tirand Tour Around the World In l!in. "142 days, only lfl",l75 expeuaea. Itin eraries ready. UOVEILMEXT .NOTICE. (Should be read DAILY by nil Interested as changes may occur at any tlme.i Vnrpirn r.i.iit fur the week ending March If., 1W1. will close (PROMPTLY In all caes at the Geniral Postoffice as follows: Par cels. Post Malls close one hour earlier than closing time shown tflgw. Parcels Post malls for Germany clot-e nt - p. m. on Marh 15th. per s s Graf aldersce. via Hamburg. Regular and Supplementary malls cloce at Foreign Branch half an hour later than closing time shown below. Truiia-Atlnntle Mnlla. THURSDAY At 7 a. m. fdt FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN POR TUGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT. GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUE5, per s. s. La Champagne, via Havre (malls for other parts of Europe must be directed "per s. s. La Champagne'-). SATURDAY" At T.30 a m. for NETHER LANDS direct, per s. s. Staatendum (mall must Ie directed "p s. s. Slaatendara ), nt k a. m. for ITALY, per s. s. K. M. Theresla. via Naples I mail must bo di rected "per s. s. K. M. Theresla"); at S:. n. m. (eupplementary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s. s. Umbrla. via Queens town: at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND dnect. per s. s. Astoria (mall must be directed "per a. s. Astoria "). PRINTED MATTER. ETC. - This steamer takes printed matter, commercial rn,..r anil snmnlcs for Germany only. The same class of mall matter for other parts of Europe win not nc sent ny tins shin unless mu-clallv directed by her. After the closing of the Supplementary Trans-Atlantic Malls above, additional supplementary malls nre opened on the nUi r,f tho American. Enelish. French and German steamers, and remain open until within ten minutes of the hour of palllr.g of Menmer. Malls fur South nml Cenlrnl A merlen, Weat Indie., Etc. THURSDAY At 7 a, m. from BERMUDA, per s. s. Pretoria: at 12 m. tsupplementary 1:30 p. m.) for NASSAU. GUANTANAMO and SANTIAGO, per s. a. Santiago. FRIDAY At 10 a. m. for "BRAZIL, per s. s. Bellagio. via rernambuco and Santos (mall for Northern Brazil. Argentine Re mihitrv 1'ruruav and Paraguay must be directed "per a. s, Bellagio"); at 12 m. for MEXICO, per s. a. Seneca, via Tampleo (mall must be directed "per s s. Seneca"); at 11 . m. for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami, Fla. SATURDAY At Ham (supplementary S:3u a m.) for Yfc.rsr.iwt r. la and cl ka CAO. per s- s. Maracalbo (mall for Ssva nllla and Carthagena roust, be directed "ler a. s. Maracalbo" 1. at S a. m for PORTO RICO, per s s Ponce, via San Juan: at 10 a. m. for Cl'BA, per a. s. Morro Castle, via Havana; at 10 a. m. for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SA VANILLA. CARTHAGENA and GREY TOWN, per k. s. Alleghany (mall for Costa Rica must be directed "per v s. Alleehanv" I. Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydnev, and tlwnce by steamer, close av this office dally at C&) p. m. (connecting close here every Monday, Wednosdiy and Saturday 1. Malls for Mlquelon. by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, clot-e at this office dally at 6 p. m. Mails, for Cuba, b) rail to Port lampa. Fla., and thence by steamer, .close at this office dally, except Monday, at C it. m. (the connecting closes on Sunday. Wednes day and Friday). Mulls for Cuba, by rail to Miami, Fla., and thence by steamer, clone at this .office every Monday and Friday at "11 p. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland. unlen specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this office dallv at 1 30 p. m. and 11 p. m. Mallti for Costa Rica. Beltxe. Puerto Cor tex and Guatemala, by rail lo New Or leans, and thence uy sieamer. close at this office dally at LSo p, m. (connecting closes hexe Mondays for Belize Puerto Cortex and Guatemala and Tuesdays for Costa Rlcai. Registered mail 1 loses at e p. m. previous day ' Trana. Pacini' Mnllt. Mails for Hawaii. Japan. China and Phil ippine Islands, via San Prnnclven, close here dally at 6: p. m. up to March ISth. inclusive, fr despatch !er t. a. City of Puking Malls for China and Japan, via .Vancouver, close here daily at C:3U p. m up to March 19th inclusive, for despatch per a. t Empress uf India (registered mall must le directed "via Vancouver".) Malls for AustrallH "except West Aus tralia, which is forwurded via Europe. New Zealand Fiji Samoa an. I Hawaii. via San Francisco, close here daily ..t C 3o p. m. alter Man h 3d and up to Mar' h 5 id Ir.rtusive "n arrival f s. s Ktruria due at New York March tvi f r drspat'h per s Sonoma Malls for Aunralia (except West A-u'ra.ia, asj I II I 1 janr ltoute lienerai unit lj'i'fl N E. Cor. Ninth and Farnam tStZ&il f tree's. City Ticket Office. 1324 JFPrPy lVv-n. Tenth and Marcy Sts. JAM 'itlcDhcne. (SS. LirMnNoBiiE I FOJiTOFI'ICi: MITICK. which goes xla Kurope. ami New Zea land, whkh f' via ban Franclsewl. and FIJI Ulamls. via Vancouver, elose here .tally at M p m. after March JW and up to March "Smh. Imluve. for despatch per a . Mlowra (supplementary malls, via Seattle, close at 6 a p. in. March "list. Malls far Tahiti and Marque llamU, via San Franrlro. cloe herr dally at 6. p m up to April lh incluMte. for deiljwtrh r s n Australia Trans-Pacific malls ate forwarded to port of sailing dally and the schedule of clos ing Is arranged on the prcsumptlun of their uninterrupted overland transit. Registered mall closes at . p. m. previ ous day PostoRlce. Ntw Yrk. N Y, March S. 1)L CORNKLirS VAN CUTT. Postmaster. !OM:hMHT M1T1CE. I'ROJt'SALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.- March II. 1W1.-SHA1.KD PROPOSALS, in triplicate, w ll !; received nt this offlce until 11 o'clock a m . March 21. ISjI. and Ml4) M im nouns or light sorrels pre- lerrru. rjn oirermaiton may tw nan at this ufflce V. S reserves the right to ac- jpj .r jrjeet a,,y j;r all nropoMl. .or any waa I.CS4 lirv. a. 1 VtlU. V - . -M14-1S-KM CHIKP QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE Oamha. Neb . February 16. L1. Seale prttpvsals In trlpllcatf. will be received ht-tc until S p. in . central standard time, March 16. Vfi. for furnishing transporta tion, dray.tge ami for handling stores in Department of the Mlsourl during fiscal ymr commencing July 1. 1S01. U. S. re serves right to accept or reject any or all proposals, or any part thereof. Informs, tlon furntshed on application. Envelopes containing proosHls to.be marked "Pro POmiIs for transportation on Route No. , ' addressed F H HATHAWAY. C. Q M F lf-e-W-20-n.m. Mar. 13-14. WANTED for I S arm), able-bodied un married men. between ages of tl and 35; citizens of the United States, of good I character and temperate habits, who can ! tttM-ut: reail nml wrll Vni llvli ltp.rll(ta specla'.y drslred for service In Philippines. 1 or iniormation apply to itecruiting u:u cer. Cor 16th and Dodge sts., Omaha, Neb. APPROACHES ITS PERFECTION Industrial Es posll lint (iro .More Complete Hall)' nml Inrrenaea In I'opuliir Inlereat. The third evening of the Industrial cx posltlou showed a better attendance ant more general Interest than ihoso whlct preceded. The mansgcrs uste tho con solation of knowing that they opened the doors according to the announcement, al though the opening was made at least thica days before the exhibits were It shape. The exposition will, bo seen at lit best tomorrow night and thereafter. In the hall all was bright and cheery The booths, which occupy three floors ol 'the building, were tastefully decorated, or I piled high with the merchandise and wares which will be spread to the view of the I public today. ln(thc art room the display j cf the Arlington mills, which took pre- miums at the Paris exposition. Is sttll in I the crates in which it arrived and work men will begin to arrange it tomorrow. Several other booths are In a similar con dition and the rush of local manufacturers and merchants, who held back uutll the success of the exposition was assured, hits cauted (he promotion committee of the auditorium fund to consider the question of removing the vaudeville (Inge to the fourth floor and turning the third floor over to the exhlbltora. Mrs. Harriet Mac.Murphy. who will pre side over a model kitchen, will have her exhibit In place today and will begin her demonstrations fn the evening. it !s prob able that thry will be continued each after noon, as well aft in the evenings, as much Interest Is manifest In her work. V nlrkel.plated range was donated to the committee by Milton Rogers & Son, thus completing the donations In the line of stoves and making this display one of the most complete ever assembled under one roof In the west. One of the most attractive displays on the floor Is the exhibit of meerschaum pipes, all donated to the committee by several manufacturers and dealers. Amon these exhibits Is the pipe which Sir Thomas Llpton has Instructed his local representa tives to purchase for him at any cost. Tbo smoker is delighted with the d 1st ay and the committee Is elated over the prospect of the competition which will mark the sale of the goods at the close of the ex position. The center of attraction on the third floor last night was the Ttvoll table, st which E. E. Andrews acted an banker and H. K. Burket as marker. A prize Is hung up for the highest score each week. Last night that position was held by Buckerroo Keith for some time, until Frank Varley dropped In made a score of 2.010 against Buck's 1 .025. John PowerB went after the topnotch and sucretderl in making the highest possible score for a single shot, 'GO, but dropped down on one shot, land ing thirty-five points behind the high man. Interest increased in the contest, which will be decided at the end of the exposi tion, by which the most popular woman stenographer vill receive a typewriter. The standing lit the end of the night's voting was: Miss Estelle Beccher. IT, Margaret Cul len. 12, Nora Emerson, C: Fay Pardunn, ?, Prances Graves, S; Elizabeth Van Sant, I: Hettle Henderson. 2; Ola V.'arehelm, Mabel Gray, Ruse O'Neill. Grace Campbell, Minora Smith. Miss Hunt and Miss Jacoby, each one. The bows and arrows for the archery court have arrived and that attraction will be set up on the third tloor tomorrow Men ar.d women arc eligible to the contest! and rcmo elegant prizes will be offered for high scores. The prize-winners last night were' Fred E. Dale, clothes wringer; J. E. Rogers, lantern: Mrs. Watton, Murray hotel, book; Frank Barrett, golden egg noodles: F. G. Sanders. Council Bluffs, hair tonic; li, C Ersklne, scap: Mrs. S. Harriett, spaghetti; Frank Mahoncy. box 0! porous plaster; Anna Brcck, bottle of cough syrup, v. Alvery, box papeterle; Miss V. Thomas, eye shade; Mary Harding, can of preservej; A. A. Alvine, antiseptic nest egg: S, K. Wright, cup of chocolate. The prize an nounced as having been won by Julius Post Monday night was won by Junior Post, a son of Judge Pout of Columbus, and was delivered by ihe ommittee to him today. It will occupy a prominent position In his store at Columbus. Wiirklim -4 Hitnra n Uny. There's no rest for those tireless Utile workers Dr. King's New Life Pills. Mil lions are always bUFy curing torpid liver, jaundice I illousnefi, fever and ague. They banish sick hf-adacbe. drive out malaria. Never grlpr or w.akn. Fmall, taste nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c at Kuba ti Co. LOCAL BREVITIES. An unrul) gasoline stove in the basement of the Orpheum pharmary caused much ex citement Wednesday ufteruoon, but small damage. The Irjmlng nut of a chimney of the cot tage at 2S2C Charles street, occupied by Wil liam C. Hughes, gave the fire department u run Wednesday evening John Allstrojn I In Jal' ehargrd with the theft of Walter Phillips' V) fur com from the Burlington depot Wednesday evening. It is raid that Allstrom pawned the coat at a Tenth rtreet pawnshop and the pawn ticket was found In his pocket when ar rested by Patrolman McDonald The coat was recovered by detectives ' , 1 I I 4jaai)arlne at All Drujjif ;ta. Cures Biliousness Conitlpt.tioi.nd Dyi peptia, or money refunded Price SO cents, Ilook explaining cause and cure mailed free, r.ta Bros, & Cu-i Minneapolis, Mlua.