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    tfllE OMAHA DAILY UEE: SATrHDAY, 31AHCTI -0, 1001.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailrrrttacmrnta for these cnlnmni
Trill he Inkrn until 1U m. fur tho
'Veiling edition nnd until KM p. in.
fur nicirnlnK nnd Similar edition,
Ratea, 1 I-2p n notd tlmt Inarrtlnn,
lo a lronl thereafter. NntlilriR tnUen
fnr lea than 'Mo for the, flrat Inter
fan. Theae nil vertlaementt inaat bt
ran ronnecutlTel 7.
Ailvertlarra, by reqncatlnir a nam.
tiered check, cnn hnve unanen nil.
elreased to a numbered letter In enra
f The llee. Answers an addreaaed will
be delivered oa preaentatloa ( ta
aheok oaly.
sitlations avantf.ii:
POSITION an bookkeeper, preferably In
Wyoming or Montana, by younK man ex
perienced, good penman, quick nnd accu
rate In figures. Address M II. Br".
A-MI1G 2S
WA.VrEI)-.MALE HELP.
WANTED, wo have steady work for a lew
good hustlers of good ha hits and appear
ance. C. F. Aila ma Co., 1Gu5 Howard at.
U-219
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time: catalogue & particulars free. West-
rn Rurbers' Institute, Omulia, Nub.
U-241
WANTED, experienced shoe man to take
charge of ladles' shoe dept. NenraaKu
Clothing Co. B-384 ii'
WANTED. Htieelfiltv salesman! salary. 53S
Itamge Bldg. D-34J .0'
MEN to usu VVRch-Hnzel Shaving Cream
instead of soap. 2oc; at all druggists.
u-Ml AW
FIRST-CLASS salesman In every city anil
county. Apply or address .0 uuinge
Block, Omulia. U MJVO 2i
WANTED, traveling salesmen, also adver
Users; cash paid, Triumph Agency, Dal
las, '1 exas. li Miui )
WANTED, experienced wull paper sales
man to take charge of the sales depnvt
ment of book and stationery store; give
relerenccs, experience ana salary ex
pected. City Hook Store, lied Oak, Iowa.
B-MW2 21
WANTED at once, experienced mattress
makers, Andre Western Mattress Co.,
Lincoln, Icu. u-.miw .i
WANTED, experienced director for band;
must ne solo coruetlHt. W. II. Ivrause,
manager, llartlugtun, Neb. 11 M393 21
WANTED, grocery specialty salesman; give
futlv vnur exnerlencc. with reterences, to
Insute n repl ; go0'' opportunity. Address
l 37, nee, "
WANTED three or four competent
specialty salesmen on salary and expenses
to represent u large and well established
manufacturing house In Iowa, Nebraska
unil Minnesota. None but those having
had experience oh salesmen, nnd who are
able to furnish llrst-class references, need
uimlv.
To strictly hlgh-grndo salesmen we can
offer an exceptional proposition, with de
sirable opportunities of advancement. In
replying m'ate nge, previous experience
and present employment. Address 1, 6.1,
caro The Omnhn lice,
The above Is from one of the largest and
best known establishments In the country.
Tho Omaha .Bee. B-MI25 23
WANTED, fall trade traveling salesman
to sell dlrvoi from our mills, a good pay
ing side line or dry goods to country deal
ers. We pay ii liberal commission. Man
ufacturer, liox 1192, Philadelphia. Pa.
H M 121 23
WANTED, n first-class coal maker. Write
or call on Charles Aron, Crete, Neb.
IJ-MI23 2C
WANTED, young man, good penman and
iltilcK at figures; also one to assist snip
ping clerk. Address M 11, Uee other.
R-MI22 21
WANTED, clgnr salesmen for Iowa; state
experience and territory. Address Lock
liox :, sioux city, la. ii i:i -i
WANTED, men to learn barler trade; only
eight weeks required, in order to supply
iIcjiiilikUXqi' our. (ten Ilia I cm .during suriiig.l
rusn we niatto hh-l-iui iiuriy-ua- uuer, in
cluding board and tools with scholarship.
(Tail or write today, Moler Barber Col
lege. 1623 Farnam kt. H-MI20 2S
IlAflllKK wnnted: first-class workman:
.ood habits: good wages: single man pre
ferred, k. ir. uictKs, ricmunt, ien.
B-MI34:
WANTED, nt once. tlrst-clasH mechanlcnl
draughtsman for largo manufacturing
plant. Apply, stating experience, nge and
salary expected, M 13, Bee, It M131 2i
ANY person who will distribute circulars
for 3 dally should address standard Co.,
4 Wells, Chicago,
No cunvasstug
B-MI17 2.1
WANTED, j-oimjr man over 21 years to
travel; good route, moderato salary nnd
expenses; references; permnnent position
It satisfactory, self-addressed envelope
for reply. Address Manager E. Wlmmer,
3.18 Dearborn, Chicago. 11 .muu .'.i
WA.VIED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED. 200 girls. 1521 Dodge.
Tel. 876.
C 24J
10 girls wanted. Canadian ofllce, 1522 Douglas
C-244
WANTED, experienced millinery saleslady.
NebrusKa .ciotliing co. c .iii
WANTED, a competent mnld nnd com'
pauloti willing to usslst in housework.
Uorm'in preferred; goou salary. Apply
2,: Dodsi. at. -Miia.i
WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslng
muiiluurlng or facial massage; only four
weeks required uy our method ot prac
ileal experience; expert Instructions, lec
tures, etc.: snlonutti demand tor gradu
utes. Uist week wu placed llvo girls lit
V12 weekly: busy senson soon, can or
wMto lor cutalogue at once, .Moier College,
lttzs iarnnm ot. c mhj .5-
FOII ItE.NT-HOLIsES.
if vou want your houses woll rented nlaco
them with Benawu & Co.
D-213
AL.WAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos.
OtUce, lCill'.i Fuiuaui at. lei. imj or &.
D-2lli
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city.
ureiinan-i-uve cu,, u su. uw oi.
D-217
HOUSES, stores.
Beinls, Paxton block.
D-2IS
BEE HENRY ii. PAYNL, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
HOUSES, etc, F. D, Wead. 1521 Douglas.
D-250
HOUSES unu Hats. IUngwalt, Barker Blk.
u 31
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Brown Blk.
D-252
CO.. util unu uuufcius. i mho
FOUR-ROOM modern flat. 1112 8. 11th.
D-MC93
EXP. Del. Co., moving. Tel. 1195, 211 N. icth.
u-W A7
ROOM modern flat; well located; large
rooms. Kennard K. Son, 310 Brown Block.
D-M705
1005 N. 23D ST., 6 rooms, city water, sewer
and closet, $15. The Byron Reed Co., 212 S.
" u .M29t
FOR-RENT, new 10-room house, north part
city, water and gas. near motor and
school. Enquire W. I. Kleratead, Room
yM, CU I1UII, I till, -J IIIOIUII.
D-M1SS
FOR RENT.
iy? V Nltt. t K.rrmrn mn,l.,n I . .
2ll Sponcer St.; 10-room modern house' $30
2211 N. 20th St.. 10 rooms, modem house, $20
i iitK oi.. o ruunin, iiiuueru nouse, 113.
1824 Wirt St., 10 rooms modern house &
nam, ju.
1916 Burdette St., 9 rooms modern house, $15.
Sill No. 39th St.. 8 rooms modern hmiu.. t-
2010 N. J7th St.. 8-room house, city water, $"i5
2413 Caldwell, 5-room house, city water, $10.
UIV.N.N AIN-1.UV is CO.,
209 So, 13th St.
D 356-21
4-ROOM flat. 2002 N. 20th.
D-M436
FOR IIENT-FI'RMSHEI) ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam.
E-liS
. .,
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $6 up. 2623 St.
Mary N. E M9tl All
for rest vi itMMiir.n noon.
St'NNY room, newly furnished. 623 N. 19th
St K-MW! 23
Till', THURSTON, 15th nnd Jackson; steam
heat. E-235
I'lRMSHEl) ROOMH AM) IIUAItl).
GLENCA1RN, translents.U.25dav.
1609 Doug
F-257
UTOPIA, 17?1 Davenport St.
F-2S9
Tho Merrlam, good winter home. 23 & Dodge
F-25S
ROOMS -J nil board, reasonable. 2100 Cass.
F-373-A1
LA naH ftcnt room. 0C9 S. 23th ave.
F-5S1
THE ROSE, 2020 Harney, nates reaionable.
F-M333 A16
WANTED room-mate gentleman board
private family. Call evenings, 1919 Uurt.
F-39S.
I'OH HH.T t'XFlltXISIlEII ROOMS.
TWO unfurnlsntd rooms: also two base
ment rooms. 1120 N, 17th. O 130
S UNFURNISHED chambers for man nnd
wire. 313 iN. inn. U 352
4 ROOMS, parlor floor,
bear
park. 1509
U-M129
ho tun .-3 in.
foii rext stores ami offices.
FOR RENT Store, In flrst-ctas location:
rent reasonable Apply it. c. Peters &
Co., ground floor, llee Bids. 1 2C4
STORES, unequalled. Apply Tlzard. 221 N 2
I AIZi-31
FOR RENT, offlce, with vault and part
nrst noor or an top noor, nit-ins Harney
St.; suitable for small jobbing or broker
age business or storage. Midland Glass
nnd Paint Co., 1110 Harney st. I-M2D3
FOR RENT The building formerly occu
pied L.y i no uee at vit i-arnam hi. it has
four stories nnd a basement which was
formerly iised as Tho Bee pres sroom.
This will ho rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at once to C. C. Rose
water, sec etary, room 100, Bco Uulldlng.
I-C61
STOREROOM nnd basement, North 2Uh
St.; suitable for plumber. Ilolbrook,
Brown Ulock. I M7B7
THE roomq now occupied by tho O. F.
Davis i.o., lft0.i I' ai nam si., will be ror
rent after April 1. McCaguc Inv. C, 2500
Dodge St. 1337.
SMALL store. 220 N.
13th st. Inquire G24
I-MUS 23
S. 2fith ave.
AtlEXTS W.VM'EU,
SOMETHINO new: send 10c and receive a
satrplo of Kansas corn leathers. Agents
wanted. Kansas Corn Feather Co., 503
I'axton Blk. J-66-A6
FEMALE ngent to sell llrst-class hair tonic
and HKln food; liberal commission paid
Address I'ryphosa JUg. Co., Omnhn, Neb,
J-M392 21
AGENTS muke 10 dally selling the cheapest
ana most perfect water niter ever in
vented: retails at Ji.bu; nig prom: ex
elusive territory. Seneca Filter Co.. Sen
eca, MO. J .MIUu A2l"
AGENTS on salary or commission. The
greatest agents seller ever pronuceo;
every user of pen and Ink buys It on
sight. 200 to 5si per cent protlt: one
ngent's sales amounted to tCIO In six days;
another :k in two hours. -Monroe Mrg
Co., X 10, I,a Crose, Wis. J-M127 2l
PORTRAIT aitents everywhere oult "cray.
ons. i ry wasname enamcunes; no glass;
don't rub; cheap. Family 1'ortralt Co.,
Chicago. j .mik X3"
1VAXTEIJ TO HKNT.
3 UNFURNISHED chamucrs,
man and
wife. 319 N. 17th.
U-717
STOUAGC.
PACIFIC Storago and Warehouse Co., 912-
914 Jones, general storage unu forwarding.
i'M
rM Vnn ntor .. iriiu Pnrn. t1i ira-xirt
260
FOII 8AL.H FUllM'it."-.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1110 Dodge.
Tel. ar.u. inow A xunanu lurnituro nought,
sold, i.xclunged. O 262
FINEST line of new and second-hand furnl-
turo in the city; inspect our stoclc before
buying; wo wholesale lo country dealers:
prices low. Enterprise Furniture Co., 102-i
a. Hth. corner Doage. U MJ71 A7
ELEGANT sideboard, kitchen furniture.
t-J in. jam di u Ji.tu zj-
FOII SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, UTC,
ENTIRE stock of carriages, buggies and
wagons rcguruiess 01 cost. Anaerson-utl-
laiu co., cor. lotn una uavenport.
r iVf-aizj
WE DO good tepalr -vork on wagons, light
buggies, etc. ii rost, ittn et ieaveuwortn
t' 2W
I'll it SAI.1U .USol-l,l,A.MXJLS.
SAWDUST Cheapest posts, poultry & hog
tence. twi uougias. vi i-tii
:DHANLi safe cheap.
Derlght, 1116 Farnam,
SAFES; buy, sell exe'ge.
Schwartz, 114 b. U
Q 2tK
TIMOTHY hay und all kinds teed and coal,
.Monroe & co. y -m
INCUBATORS. Send to tho Sure Hatch
lnuuuuior cu,, clay center, xseo., tor u
hunasomo tree catalogue. y 2W
SEED SWEETS. Theo. Williams, Benson,
Hett, w-i iul MM'
CUTLERY" of all kinds; finest Unu in the
i city; we grtnu razuis, snuars, clippers,
etc. A. Uimeidiiu, lam uoago at.
Q-M619 A6
WIRE fenco for poultry, Belgian hare, hog
held or luwn. ire wonts, on o. am si
Q-M67S Jy7
MASQUERADE make-up outtlt. contulns
palms, powders, burnt corn, nose putty,
beards, spirit gum, etc., tho lot malted
for 60 cents, cnas. ursnau, .Mir., imck
port, N. Y. W-756 10
for SALE, new range, bargain; also fur
nlture. I'any to leave city, ova cnicago,
FOR SALE Lady's bicycle; In good repair,
Cheap. Address, M 2, Bee. Q 371 25
CRACKED corn und chopped feed. 70c per
hundred, wugncr a r ecti more, iswj-il
.. , . t mi '
CUIIUIlb' .4wu
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North Mth.
3 .4 If
ZEN'O. clairvoyant, occult teacher. lClo
Farnam. a jiv ..-
E l.EC'I'll 10 Til E ATM E. T.
t!L,ITE parlors, Cli South 10th, second floor,
MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1,
i lai-jui
MABEL GRAY. 317i N, 15th St., Flat E.
i ttlJW"
CAM1LLK DUVAL. 619 So. 16th, 2d floor.
T W4 AU'
MISS WILLIAMS of St. Louis, mussaue.
magnetic, ciectrio treatment, .su. in, linn
room 3. T .M613 AS
93 JlAY LESLIE, 1615 Howard. 2d floor,
T M613 AS
I'ERSOXAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
nair remuveu oy ciectncty, it, u frenzer
biocx. U 2,9
PRIVATE home before and durlnir contine,
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burcct, 26J0
uuruetiu, u
FRENCH accordion pleating; lvor' rim
uutions; muii urueis. umuiiu fi-'unuj co,
l:t uuuiiuu, U 273
TURKISH baths, massage baths electrlo
buths. for ladies only; kk! led women
massuge operators; finest equipped bath
" "'e city, jtenat.om i mm company
I Itooroa . iu v, u uiug. u iiJ
ir:it.o. l
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. Whllo ucwing .Maehlne, )bJV uougias.
Tel. 2334. U-J74
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during conllnement; babies adopted, ztx
Urant St U 275
A HOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a
luxury when It affords you a cure and
secures tho comtort and happiness of
your toom-mate. U M213
VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wnoieeome name treatment. Jt3 lieu uiug,
U-276
RHEUMATISM, paralysis, goitre, female
diseases, consumption, glandular swell
ings, obesity, stomach and kidney troubles,
ehronlc diseases cured by Thyroid Lymph
Remedies. Consultation and booklet tree.
Thyroid Lymph Co., 600-2-4 Uee Bldg.,
Omaha; 91-u-C Durr Block, Lincoln, Neb.
U-164-M21
WANTED, roommate; references. L CI,
uee. u -mzk: sa"
M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect ac
cordeon pleating plant In the ucst. Mall
orders solicited. Hulto 200 Douglas Block.
U-277
C. Ml'DDLEMIST, wall paper cleaner; best
ol city reterences; rooms cleaned i and
up; tel. 12SS. U-M3S1 25
RUPTURE cured: no knife, no pain, no
danger, send ror circulars, tttnpiro iiup.
turo Cure, 93.' N, Y. Llfo Uulldlng, Omaha,
U-M3S0
FOR men only, Wltch-Hazel Shaving
Cream. Better man any Boap; iic. ah
druggists. U-3Sti A19
WE RENT sewing machines nt ,c per
week. Wo repair and sell parts for an
makes of machines. Nebraska Cycle Co,,
cor. 13th and Harney, 'phone 1W3.
U-MI09 A21
MOM1V TO LOA. HEAL K5TATU.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, urennan-uove jo jjj eoutn lJth.
W 2S0
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants,
Qcorge & Company, ltiul Farnam street.
W-2S1
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 6 per cent; borrowers can
pay Jiw or any multiple: any Interest
date: no delay. lirennan-Love Co., 300
, So. 13th St, Omaha, Neb. W-283
J1.000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property und farms. W, Farnam Smith &
Co., 1320 Farnam. W-2S2
WANTED, city nnd farm loans: also bonds
nnd warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1703
Farnam at., uee uidg. w an
MONEY '.o loan on farm and city property;
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam.
W-2S5
MONEY to loan nt 414 nnd 6V4 per cent on
Omaha property. W. B, Mclkle, 401 S. 15th.
W-2SA
FIVE per cent money. Demls, Paxton block.
W-25S
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas.
W-2S9
PRIVATE monry, C. 54, C per cent; no de
lay. Qarvln Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 291
5 AND IVt per cent city nnd farm loans.
Gatvln Bros.. 1613 Farnam St. W-SJ9
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
W-2S7
6 AND li per cent loans. W. II. Thomas,
First National Bank building. Tel. 1613.
W-290
CASH on hand.
O. E. Turklngton. 605 Bee,
W-M591
MO.VUV TO LOA.V CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN '
EVERYBODY.
If you wish to mako a little loan why
trouuie your iricuus wnen you can uor
row money from us on one hour's notice
without publicity or trouble?
WE LOAN MONEY
ON YOUR FURNITURE, PIANO. ORGAN,
HUIiaCB, HAUUfti) Ull A,I 1"KH-
SONAL PROPERTY "WITHOUT RE
MOVAL, PUBLICITY OR DELAY.
LOANS FROM $10.00 TO J200.00.
ANY LENGTH OF TIME,
ONE MONTH OK ONE YEATl.
We guarantee our terms and rates to be
the very lowest and within the reach of
all. Liberal and courteous trcatmont to
everybody, and wo Invito your Inspection.
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
Wo also mako loans to SALARIED PEO-
J'LB on their PLAIN NOTES. No pub
licity whutuvcr.
Call on us beforo going elsewhere.
8. E. COR. 1GTH AND DOUGLAS STS.
BROWN BLOCK. ItOOM 312.
X-M120
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY SEE US.
It is easy to advertise lowest rates, as
others do, but we feel positive that it you
will muka comparisons you will be con
vinced that you can do better with us
than elsewhere W loan on furniture,
pianos, llvo stock, etc., or wu will make
you a
SALARY LOAN
without Indorsur or mortgage.
We charge nothing tor making the
loan and you receive
tho full amount in cash.
You may pay it back In one
month or take six months or
more In which to repay it,
and you need not puy lor it one day
lunger than you keep it. Our terms are
the easiest, our business is conildoutiul
and cur motto Is "try to please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295.
(Established IS'.1.'; Mi So, 16th St.
X M3I8
SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible Arm
we win iuuu iuu sums irum iu to shmi nn
your note at much cheaper und easier
tales man cmuwuurc. ui tnis wo a ro
positive. Aosuiuteiy no cnarges lor papers.
Nothing deducted from amount ausired.
Easiest partial payments. Rellublo Credit
CO., room wj, x'u.tiuu xiiucit. A. 29.
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per-
upon their names without security; easy
.winn, a Tnlmnn. Jill Ilrinrrl 'i..,.,.: l.l.l '
maueiLL uunjtiuii nun csuui hiuiii rnni'urn
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elt y, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 a. 13.
A. 297
MONEY leaned on pianos, furniture, horses.
.1,.. T 1 1 Y f- r ..... I o 1 . - . . .
vuns, .vw, o, uurjter dik
A i"JS
SALARY loans nt reduced rates. Omaha
CtVUll cu., uw -ctv luia i-llt! uiug,
X-299
MONEY to loan. I. Zlegler, 409 Ware illock.
A Jlt)82
SEE
Private party for salary loans.
1100m Jii urowu uiocK,
X-M124
Short tlmo loans. J. Pleasants, 54 Barker blk
A 127
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE.
llvo Jtock. etc. Quick service and lowest
rntcs guaranteed. J, W. TAYLOE. C33 (top
floor) Paxton Illock, northeast corner 16tn
and Farnam, entrance on lot Ii st.
X-M370
llLSI.MiSS CHANCES.
(160 CASH on easy payments buys 23 strictly
lawiui tuicKcii biut mucnines ior urinKs,
cigars or cash; wljl earn U and upward
weekly each. Earl Clark & Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, Chicago, 111.
Y-310
FOR SALE, agricultural Implement and
carriage business In south central Ne
braska. For further particulars nddresj
Box W3, West Liberty, la. Y 311
STEAM dye and cleaning shop In city of
10,000 or 11.000 Inhabitants for sale for $150;
a good chance for a dyer who understands
his business; only shop in the city. Ad
dress L t Bee. Y-M155
SUBURBAN drug store; fine trade; reason
for selling, other business; half cash, bal
ance goad land; nearest drug Btore to
5.000 prpultitton. Address M 6, Bee.
Y-.M373 2
FOR SALE. $8 0CO stock of general mer
chandise In central Nebraska; good loca
cation; splendid trade; good reason for
selling. For particulars write at once to
JI 3, liee. 1 .M374 26
FOR SALE, small stock shoes and men's
underwear ior cann. Aouress Jonn Hona
hun. Columbus, Neb. Y-M101
III mm; t il AM li.x.
FOR SALE, slock of general merchandise,
nt Lodge Pole, Neb., now In b mds of
trustee In bankruptcy. Invoices J2M),
and has lieen nppral'ii! at $2.1"). All new
stock. Must be sold at once Address
Leroy Martin. Sidney. Neb. Y-MI30 2j
WE HAVE i good location for a bank, nlso
want a carpenter to lonue. write 11
Illenklron. Magnett. Neb. Y -M4.tt 3
FOII MALE HF.AI. EXTA'I IJ,
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union raciuc liauronu conipuny. u. A.
McAllaster. land commlsl.iner, Union
Vaclllc Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RB-311
.1.
FOR SALE, corn lands, stock ranches nnd
business locations In the Corn Belt coun
try. W II. Clements. Lyons, Neb.
RE-M977
HOUSES, lots, tarms, lands, loans; also Ore
Insurance. Bcmls, Paxton Blk. RE 312
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam SU
RE-311
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-316
WANT oiTer on line lot and seven-room
house, clos to good car line. Eastern
owner nnxlous to sell. M. J. Kennard St
Son, 30S-10 Brown Block. RE 952
2526 EMMET, price, $1,5C); cash, $2.00,
inoiiiiuy pj intiii fw.i"'.
2602 Emmet, price $1,450; cash $200.00,
monthly payment SlB.ts).
2009 Emmet, price $1,350; cash J200.CO.
monthly payment $13.K.
A. P. Tukey, Board of Trade. RE 3S5 22
WANT TO BUY Have n CASH Ct'STO
MER for 1 to 5 ncres, Improved or unim
proved, for dairy purposes, between Ham
ilton st. and Military nve, and OUTSIDE
CITY LIMITS, but ns near city lino ns
possible. Bcmls, Paxton Block.
RE-MIU
FOR SALE, corner lot T.Vxl3i, with good 5
room house and Improvements, In Al
bright; must bo sold Immediately. Very
cheap for cash. See F. J. P.crsons, Glas
gow block. South Omaha. RE 112
GREAT bargain. 17 ncres adjoining city for
$2,150. Hicks, 325 Board Trade.
RE- MI33 S3
FLORISTS.
LOUIS I.ECLUSE, successor to B. Hans,
1513 Vinton Tel. 2673. Plants, cut flower
design; hall, residence, welding nnd
grave decorations. Orders promptly Ullod
by mail or express. 901-a3.
MEDICAL.
GONOVA Is a Frcnh treatment for malo
and female, for the positive cure of Gon
orrhoea, Oleet, Unnatural Discharges, in
flammations, irritations and Ulcerations
or tho mucous membranes. An Internal
remedy with Injection combined, war
ranted to cure worst cases in one week;
$J per packugo or two lor $4. Sent any
where on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin. 111. American utllce, retail,
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha.;
M. A. Dillon, South Omaha, Davis Drug
Co., Council Blurts. Full Una of rubu-jr
goods.
LOST.
LOST, gold watch, between Courtney's
grocery store unu High hChool; suitiinlo
reward It delivered at .ucrriain uolel, ;oth
and Dodge. Natalie. Lost ilt'Jl 2i
LOST on 35th st. or Davenport, or In that
locality, large canvas grip containing shoo
luces, uuvo same at Lanyou s drug
store, 29 nve. and get reward; nutlty J, a.
Dodge, 3tith und Cass. Lost 19ti-22
GARNET brooch, between 20th nnd Wirt
nnd First Cong, church. Return to Beo
ottlcc; reward Lost 411 23
SllOHTHAXU A.U TVl'EWlllTIAU.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
322
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal.
Beo uidg, 33
NEB. Business & Shorthand college, Boyd's
Theater.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. a Col., 16 & Doug
l'ATK.VTS.
INVENTORS GOT AN IDEA? Wo handle
patents copyrights and trade marKs; you
glvo us the bare Idea und wo will do the
rest: inouern equipped machlnu shop und
foundry In connection; Oitlclul Gazette on
file; guide book free. Mason, Fenwlcl; &
Lawience, patent lawyers, UW Howard
St.; Tel. 144, Omaha. J, V. Cronln, repr.
i.'U
PATENTS, no fee unless successful. Sues
u Co., Beu Bldg., Omuha, Neu. Advice
free. 15S Jel5
OSTEOPATH.
JOHNSON Institute, 615 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
161H; Alice Johnson, D. O., ladles' dept.;
utu l.. jonuson, ustcopainisi, iigr.
317
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school.
Kirksvllle, Mo., 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367.
315
INCUBATORS AM) BROODERS.
INCUBATORS and brooders; catalogue
free. Write Burr Incubator Co., B 2,
Umaha, Neb. Factory at 23 ih & Davenport.
ny-.iui
FACTORIES FOR RENT.
FACTORY, laundry or grocery building!
corner, uaniei c. rattcrson, 163 t arnnm,
M311 A16
WALL PAPER.
3c a roll and up; painting, uancr hanging.
decorating, iveisey, in a. l.'tti. Tel. ism.
MJ'
PAWMIHOKERS.
bAuuc x-oin ciucu, rvimuic. accommoaat
Ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas,
FRI.VriML
HAVE It printed right. Waters Printing
CO., ao. ism hi. rnouc
-GS A7
LAUMMIV.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars,
2c, cuffs, 4o. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel, 617.
333
BICYCLES.
WE HAVE the only Vulcanlzer In the city
ior uuggy tires, we uo mis worn as gcoi
us can uo done at tho factory. 1022 On pi
toi Ave 3
STA.M.Mllll.G AND STLTTEHI.VO.
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg.
-331
CA11PENTEII.S AMI JOIIHERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and rcualrin
prontpily ut'.enacd to. J. T. Ochiltree, 2uih
unu i.aKe bin. aiu
FLR.MTbltE REI'AlItl.VU.
TEL. 1331.
M S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St,
iiU
J UNU.
B. & M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealer
in uu mem is, potties, etc. canoaus t
specialty. 01-)u3 Fainuin, Omatm. Tel. 23,1
.M3JJ
EXPERT A CCO V N TA NT,
LESSONS in bookKceping, etc., day or
evening. R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. O. R,
Kathbun 326
ItUIIllElt STAMPS.
BADGES, mcduls. Om i'l't. Co., Bee Bldg.
lei. :aj3. 32 j
UI'IIOLSTEItlN'G.
GLOBE COUCH CO., 1519 Leuv'th. Tel. 2529.
.Mi 111
ELOCUTION AND RKADINti.
MRS. DORWARD.
Studio 623 N, 19th S
-377-A1
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Fr1
bin, 1500 Farnam. Telephone 75 1. J3J
AlC0lll)10 I'LEATIM).
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick
est. Mrs. a. C, Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th and
Farnam 335
lllltDS AM TAXIIIERMV.
STOCK S Bird Store. 1215 8, 16th,
RAILWAY TIME LA II II.
CHICAGO. ROCK isl
and A Paclllc Railroad
"The Great Rock Isl
and Route" city
iicKi-i muco, ists t ar
ham Street. Telpiihniip
42S. Depot. Tenth and
.iiurc) ots. Tele
phone, 629.
Leave, Arrive.
EAST.
Dcs Moines and Daven
port Local n 7:2o am bll:33 am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 urn u t'c ,
chlcugo Fast Exncss..a t:uu pm a 1:2a Jm
and and Chicago ..... .a ;uo pm a 9:35 pm
Lincoln. Colorado Bpgs.,
Denver, I'ueuio and
West ...n nm n i.ft
Colorado, Oklahoma &
Texas l-iycr a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a uuu. v uuiiv txeept Sllllduy.
CHICAGO. MILWAtllf hr
CBCr at. l'aui Rallwuy-Citv
MnwiiJirm S r"0.' o"lf.0t '"w
'mlLlfAUIilLI Street. Telenhmin wi
Depot, Tenth nnd Mason
Streets. Teletihono. iri
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex....n 6:00 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex..b :15 am b 3:40 pm I
a unu), u """j tAiin uuiiuo. i
WAR ASH RAILROAD -
flOrrrTI Ticket Oiilco, HIS Farnan
llVMM'l Street. Telephone. 322 De
JiU flwlnWM pot, Tenth nnd Marcy ata
J VCSi. Tclephene, 629.
rnam
Mt
t.. i
V Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
F.xpress a u:lJ Pm n k:zo am
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL.
-,..i ii.nnni ,
rosd-Gcnerai Oillces and
. . 1
lnrnir Hill nnil llltlllfllla 1
Union Station.
a, r ..ml K.nnsas I Mi:
- ---
City Express j.v am n uj i
f if u. ' i i;iiress..al0:50 pm a 6:15 am
-
Leave from 15th ana
Webster Btrccis:
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm al0:45 am
a Dally, b Dally except bunday.
.
rXTT ILLINOIS CENTRAL
ebraska Local, v la
Rullroad City Ticket Of-
flee. 1102 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 245. Depot,
Tenth and Marcy Streets.
t'nnnrll IllUtTS
ort Dodge Locul from
council uiuiiH ..ii u.yu
a dully, b Dully except Sunday,
NION PACIFIC-"THE OVER-
land Route" General Otllces
N. E. Cor. Ninth nnd Furnam
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce, 13H
Farnam Street. Telephone, 3iu.
Depot, Tenth and Murcy Sts.
Telephone, 629.
icicpiioiii-. cave Arnvc.
a I United. .a s:2U um a I'M pro
Unrthllld
a 8:50 am a 7:30 pm
Siull ...!!!. a 8:W um a 3:25 pm
uid Express.. aU:35 pm u, 4:25 pm
Sneclal
Tin. Fast
'rim Ainu anil iiixures
1 i,r.nin llentrlno and
&,,t.w.... - i,,q,in . .
Stromsuurg express. .u i:w iu "i.. vu
n-i... u.ilflr, Rvtirfld. a. Alj Din
Alio . - -.r. I
Tho Atlantic isxpress... u.uv um ,
Av,,.,,i iuiim.1 t.neni b E:30 um b 9:35 am
a dUlly. U Ualiy except OUHUjr. I
ninpinn r. NntlT-H.'
western itaiiway -rne
TO.,Pihivnlrn linn"
City Ticaet umce, iivi i
I'arnam ot. leiepnuuc.
661. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Telephone 629.
Lrfiave. Arrive.
Dayllcht Chlcaco Rne.
clal a 7:00 am a,U:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm u 8:40 am
eastern express, ues
.Moines, -Marsnautowu,
Cedar Rapids and
(hlcni-o n!0:65 am
. 4:05 pm I
t-astem Special, Chi- . I
cutro anil i:.ist a 4:55 Dm a 4:to pm l
Fast Mall, Chicago to
Omaha . a i: o pm
omaha-Chlcago L't d ..a7:Upra u g-w am
Fast Mall
5 Silia fiS
Cedar Rapids Passenger
.. i.ii..
-."w i
u uuiiy.
FREMONT, ELICHORN &
Missouri Valley Railroad
'Tho Northwestern
Line" General Otllces,
United States National
Bank Building, ti. W.
corner Twelfth and Far-
Ticket Ofllce, 1401 Farnam SL
Depot, 15th and Webster Sts.
I.eflvn. ArrlVft.
Black Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 6:00 pm
yoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5:v0 pm
nuttings, iori, David
citv. aunerinr. finnvn.
Exeter mill Koivnnl ..Ii !OH nm Ii E:00 nm
Norfolk. Verdiuro and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Lincoln. Wnhnn nml
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 nm
i' milium cocui c lav um
u Dally, b Dally except auuuay. c Sun
day only, d Dully except Suturduy. o
uuuy except .Mouuay.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Mlnncaiiolls & Omaha
Railway "Tho Norm
western Lino "General
omcL's. Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th und Webster
bis. city TICKCl emeu,
Xiui am St. Telephone, am. uepot,
15th and Webster bts.
Lcuvu. 4ruvv.
Twin City Passenger... a o:w am u a:iu pm
Omaha 1'asscnccr aUilO um
Sioux City & JNortn-
east NebrasKu a pm
& Dally.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
ltuliroad "l'hn North
western Lino" Generul
Ofllccs, United states
National Bank Building.
S. W. Coiner Twelfth
ChlcaSo"Exprcss a 7:oo urn all:2j pm right to determine the. po ut of delivery und crocking outfit arrived from ono ot tho
Chlcat-o UmJfeV ..... P' " "i m to reject any and all Lids, or any part of cnr barng nml pl)C(, th(J cnr
Fxnress 0 7:00 am b 9:10 Pm W' A JON'ES. Commissioner. rails. Beyond n badly twisted "rubln-
Mlnneupolls'& SL Paul Mch. 18 to Apr. S. catcher," it was nono tho worse for Its
Forl'Dodgo'LoVarYrom11 J Pm Um CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE ,VCnlU1rC nnd Was nbIc t0 Procc,J
lf'n,inru fluffs . .......b 4:30 pm u 8:15 am Omaha, Neb., February 23. 1901,-Sealed pro- out assistance.
nam St.
Tel. etil.
'lei.
FV"nnnln V 1 Ci' SAT PR DAY At 8:30 a. m. for ARGEN
.wlnMmrnJa.ul"j. n?,n,1;ri?a WNK REPUBLIC, URUGUAY and
nd Marcy Sts. 'lelephono 029. PARAGUAY, po is. s. Virgil; at U a. in.
Ofllce. 1401 1'
Dot. Tenth and
Leave. Arrive,
Twin City Express a i:S5 am al0:25 pm
Twin City Limited u 7:55 pm u s:15 um
Hioux City ixi ca i u a:uu um u j:ju pm
a Dally
phone. 128.
Leave. Arrive
Kansas City Day Ex, ..a 9:20 um a 0:23 pro
Kansas City Night Ex ,al0:20 pm u u:h um
Joseph ..and St.' Louls.'.a 5 10 pm all 15 am
"a")'
i.ouis i' lyer, ior at,
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
At Qulncy Railroad "The
Buriingtun Route' Ticket
ciuco I'M. minium Stieut.
Telephone, 250. Depot
iciiui unu Jiaaon stieuu.
luiepiiuiic, j. 3.
Leave. Arrive.
Davllu'lit Chlcaco Sue-
clal a 7:00 am al0;20 pm
Cllll-aHU roiiuuivu t.w a I ,u Ull)
Chlcugo LochI Express.a 9:30 um u v.vi pm
Chicago Limited a 7:0 pm u 7:45 um
Fust Mall , u 2:45 pm
a uuuy.
BURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Jtallroail
"The Burlington Route"
General unices. Nortn-
wtit corner Tenth und
Farnam btreuts. Ticket
uttice. ij02 i' arnam utreut.
Burlington Station, Tenth
'.telephone, mj. - ie,ephoue. 128.
and Mason Stroets- lu'47J. Ar
riva.
Llncoin, Hastings
and
,h 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
Jncolii, Deliver, cow
rado. Utah. CalUor la.u i.-j
.lucoln A: lllacli
MCCOOK
Lincoln
Colo-
pm u pm
h"L'-.0",'1-. niind..U :W pm u U:ti am
. i .. i.tnir iiiiiB.a .w ..... m ,,i, ui
jaontuiiu, "fcY:.r:r ",,viu mi uunln,,
Lincoln Fust ji
r-Oend.
Louisville. Plattsm'th.b 3:!0 pm bll:03 am
llolluvut-. Plattsmoutli &
Piel t o Junction .. ...a 7:10 pm u 8:20 um
Bcllcvue, Plattsmoutn
nnd Puclllo Junctlcn..al2:10 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
. 1 A TO a Mimv cr
P & council Blurts ' "', j ! joiv'lfe: an(1 18 mMn B001 of " tlmo Pro-
MUMHn tonRou'-lickeV!! wIkd S.M"ndwAu P'nS for tho coming tournament.
JakaWAyyU ?0 i;n,Un7street 'l-nle' DEMERARA, per B. s. Madlaim; at 10 a.
Hnffi vU",iV1o. HA ROM BOLD CASE
BaaauiAaBBHi unu jiuHun otrcuts. 'reiu-i ' . ,v,. . : , . i ,
ltU,WAY TIMI5 CAIIU.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad 'The
Qtilncy Route Ticket Of
fice, H16 Farnam St. Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth und
.Marcy Streets. Telephone,
WS.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express 11 '" "
Kansas City & Qulncy
Local 1 w u i,'w I'm
a Dally.
ALONQ THE NMTU SHaUX
aUVAKA, MAHNIAS, CAIDBMAS, SAOlA, CAI-
etCrilAS, UlSAKA, III HAKAtOA,
a t -4 aihr arL
UtlSUOM STEAMSHIP 1JNB7 WlUlsmat
Haw Yorlt City.
ilA a alVt a ITI1I1 Willl
V Ualon Squara, New York.
tAn Tint,.,. T. .... ll
. v , a oiairiuuiii nrsTivHiiuu
and Oesaril Information of the MO
BILE SERVICE, apply lo Ticket
Agent Mobil & Ohio It It. and South
ern Ry.
1 10 V Ell N M H.T NOTIL'l
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department of the Interior. Olllen of In-
dlnn Affairs. H'liHhlniMnn. II. C. Murxli 7
1W1. Sealed proposals, Indorsed "Proposals
for hcef, Hour, etc.," as the cuso may be,
ami uirecteu to me commissioner 01 Indian
Affnlts, 53 j Johnson street, Chicago, 111..
ylH ' U'Ceived until 1 o'clock p. m of
i. "Yr ' 'V.' f
coffee, sugar, rice, tea and other urtlcles of
muiuii nurvitp. oeui. iiuur. iiuriin. iiniinH. i
suuBisicucc; uisu tor uuuts nnu snoes, i
5crleulturr.l 1m nlements. i.nlnts. 'nlU ...V
Kruccrics. huuii. u.ihiiiv ouwiicr. erocKerv. i
tinware, wagons, harness, leather, shoe
findings, middlery, etc., hardware, school
and medical supplies, and n. long list of
m.'?ccVu.H??"" F! '...'j I'fUI'Osals, In-
uorseu iToposa is ior uiaiiKets, w ooielt und I
cotton goodS. clothing, etc.." uh tho easel
may ue. aim inrectei to the comm ssloner
. v .1 , v-..- , .; ... . . 1
t l o-C0Ck ,., or Tuesday. .May 7. 1901,
ior luriiiaiiiiiki lur iuu iiifiiim Mrv en. i
bianlts, woolen and cotton co'ds clothing,
notions, nuts unu caps, uuis must no made
out n covernmeni niiinkH. Meii,..ini. ..u-.
ing an necessary iniormation ror Didders
win uo lurnisneu on application to the in-
79 ; Woostcr strceti New Yol k cit; Si John-
son street. Chicago, HI.; No. 120S Hownrd
street, Omaha, Nebr.; tho Commissaries of
Subsistence, U. S. A., nt Cheyenne, Lcuv-
enworth. So. Louis, St. Paul and San
Francisco; the postmnsters at Sioux City,
Yankton, Arkansas City, Caldwell. Topeka,
ilt,u10,uh,our ufays above staedPCnnd
olulicr8 nre Invited to be present at the
of quartermasters at stations named until
iiumtia win uu iciTiu-u neiu niui 111 oiiicvh i
2 p. in., central time, March 25, 1901. for fur-
nlslilng wood, coal nnd chnrconl during tho
fiscal year ending June 3a. 1902, ut Omaha
Q. M. depot. Forts Crook, Robinson nnd
Nlobrarn. Neb.; Jefferson Barracks. Mo.;
Forts Leavenworth und Riley. Knn.; Logan
ii. itoots, Ant.; ttcno nnu Bin, ukui. ito-
posalj for delivery nt other points will bo
entertained. U. S. reserves right to reject
or tlCcept any or all proposals, or any part
thereof. Information furnished on nppllca-
tlotl llOlX' or to quartermasters Ut Stations
named. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked "Proposals for- -'and
addressed to undersigned or quartermasters
nt stations nbovo named. F. H. HATHA- I
WAY, C. W. -M. ! 23-2S-a-27 -M22-33.M
ti. vrnn.Mi f ir a ., 1. 1 . .1 .
. . . j u . .7, i.,,ij, uuicnuuicu un
niarrled men, between ngos of 21 and 35:
uiiiun ui iuu unnru omivn, ui feuuu
111I1IIV..W, iiiiu iu i(..L,,in, nnu v.ii,
peak, read and write English. Recrultti
specially ucsireu ior service in t'liiii ppines.
fc'nr Infnrmii I Inn imtiK- In rteel-llltlntr mil.
cor, cor. lutu nnu uougc sts., umuna, ,eu.
LEGAL NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
State of Nebraska, Ofllcu of Auditor of
Public Accounts, Lincoln, February 1st,
1001. It Is hereby ccrtilled that the State
Mutual Llfo Ass.irunco company of Wor-
t.. i.. Ii. o,.., .,f Mn..Li,i,..n. i,ua
co,n,iicd whit tho Insurance law of' this
ntnt. iinnllcnblc to such companies, and is I
.,..',., ',,,i,,,ri,,,,i , ,r,. ,!, i,ni.
ncss of life insurance In this state for tho
0.,ren, . ear. endliiK January 31st. 1902.
witness my hnnd nnd tho seul of tho
auditor of public accounts, the day nnd
..II... .iililli nAfnltiita t i a t1n fl I
.,., Ilri,t iitinvn wrilieil.
IKCail i. llAlu,i,n x-.oiu..
Auditor of Public Accounts.
nv . nABCOCK
By Hl.A-c"$"to' J
J' w Htlut '
Denutv.
gent, Omaha, Neb.
.MCU.'3UIl
I'OSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY" by all Interested
as changes may occur nt any time.)
Foreign wills tor tho ween ending March
i 1W1, will close (PROMPTLY in all cases)
i hn iii.neixl l'ostoiticu as follows: Par
cels, Post Mulls close ono hour earlier than
?i?!"l,n?.J!!2 -JTJ0
March 20lh. per s. s, Barbarossa, via Bre-
men.
. : . ,, " .
.oKari
closing time shown below.
l'liiiis-Atluii tlo Mnlls.
SATURDAY At 4:30 a. m. for EUROPE.
per s. . Campania, viu cjueenstown; ui
Y:30 a. m. tor .Msnmui,A.ua mreci
t 1. ill. 1UI ei,illulll,ie I1I4,.. I
per s. s. Potsdam (mull must bo directed
"per s. s. Potsduin"): at 8 a. m. lor
Muv ,ilro, .... o u M nr Imnl mini
ITALY direct, per s, h. Aller (mail mujt
be directed "per s. s. Aiier' j.
lilltNTTlin .MATTER. ETC. This
nteumer tnltos nriiited matter, commercial
papers anil samples tor uermany only.
The same class of mall matter for other
parts of Europe will not bo sent by this
shiu unless specially directed uy her.
After tho closing ut tho Supplementary
Truns-Atlaiitiu .nuns uuovc, uuauiouai
supplementary malls nru opened on tho
niera of thu American. English. French
and Germun steamers, and ruuialn open
until within ten minutes ot tho hour of
sailing of steamer.
Mnlls for South nnd Central America,
West Indira, Etc.
for GRENADA and TRINIDAD, per s. s.
Grenada; ut 9 u. m. (supplementary V.M
vSS X xrvovA
Caracas (mall for Savunlllu and Oartha-
genu, must uu directed -per s, s. caru-
MA1CA. SAVANILLA nnu CARTIIA-
GENa, per s. s, Altai (mail for Costa
Rica must bo directed "per s. s. Altai");
at 10 a. in, (supplementary 10:30 u, in.)
n'T'i'tNBRAZlLJeV sll'Jr'.uft
nl i2:ao p, m. for MATAN.AS, CAI-
llAltll'JIS. AU1-.VUA3. Ulll.Vll.V UllU
UARACOA. per s, s, Olinda (ordinary mall
?.-o'.X''.l,llcU "lU8t 1,0 d,ructuJ "p,-,r ''
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and tncucu ny steamer, close at
t ms ouico uai y w .P','n,?'VIVS'?
Saturday). Malls for MInuoloii. by rail to
Boston, and theiico by steamer, closo ut
this office dnliy nt 0:30 p. m. Mails for
ulencoy'XamtT.U'cloVeUut ' th.soHlco
dally, except ionuuy, ut "ti n. m. (tno
conneciuiR ciuaca uu ounuuy, wt.'uriua-
i .. .. i.t.,l,l t Al. Ito -t..l... ... n
to 'Miami. Fla. nnd t ho.ico by steamer.
Friday ut "11 p. m. .Mulls for Mexico
city, ovcriariu, unions specially undressed
for dispatch by Hteumer, closo ut this
oiuca uuuy ut jmv p. m. aim n p. in,
Malls for Costa Rica. Belize. Puerto Cnr.
ttz und Guatemala, by rull to Now or.
leans, and thence by steamer, closo at
this oiilco dally at ''ESO p. in. (connecting
aSnJS at fei;:c
Costu IUcaj. Itegisteretl mall closes at
0 p. m. previous duy.
TrniiN-Pitellln .MiifU
,,
aiuhs ior iiawuu, uajmu, cniiiii nnu rnii
ipplne Islands, via San l'Vanclnco, closo
liero UHiiy ut i, m, up to jiurcu
mil, inclusive, tor ticspntcn per s. s,
I'ltv nf I'eklnz.
Malls tor china nnd Japan, via Vancouver,
rlnsn hero dally ut 6:3" I), m, uti to Mirh
19th. Inclusive, for despatch per s. s.
Empress ot .",cK'",e";i' n"'! must
Mail. i f or Atistrnlla (except W.st A us-
tralla, which Is forwarded via Europe),
I nm-MOmuugmgg wttatv '
r
POSTOI'I'ltli .MITIl'E.
New Zealand. FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii,
via San Francisco, close here dallv at 6.30
p. m. nfter March 3d nnd up to March
23d, Inclusive, or on nrrlvnl of s. s.
l.trurln. due at New Vork March 23d, for
desimtch tier s. s. ttiinr.nm
ilnlls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Phil-
ippino isinims, m tan l'TanclscO, closo
hero dally nt 6:30 p, nt. tip to March 25th,
Inclusive, for desn.itrh ner finMn
Mails for Ausirnlln (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, nnd New i!ea-
v:.l!:' .".'"l1 "K.S I" an" " rancisco), and
HJl Islands, via Vancouver, close hern
dally nt 0:30 p. in. nfter March 23d and
up to March "30th, Inclusive, for despatch
,1.t,, "'.. Mlowcra (supplementary malls,
via Seattle, close nt C:.ta i inh ,mi,i
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
imu u.iii.v ui o;ou p. in. up to Aptll "1st
for despatch tier . n. Mniiiwi.n
Mnlls for Tahiti nnd Marquesas Islands,
ii o n i jt i uiivipco, cioso nere daily at
6:30 p, m. up to April 10th. Inclusive, for
despatch per s. s. Australia.
Trnns-Paclflo malls nro forwarded to port
nulling uttiij nuu iuu cL-iieiiuie or clos
ing. Is arranged on tho presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mall closes nt fi. p. m. previ
ous dav.
Postofllee, New Y'ork. N. Y., March IS, IDOL
CURNKLIUS VAN COIT. l'ostmastcr.
ROOSTER CAUSES A FLURRY
FlnppliiK of Wluits nml Other Noise
Ineltrs n Tlirllllnn Run
nnnr, Paseengcrs on a westbound Dodge street
enr hnd a thrilling cxperlcnco about 10
o clock yesterday mornlnc. As tho car an-
preached Eleventh street a rtinawny team
wns seen bear nc down noon 11 nt a furlou
''ate from tho south. Tho motorman re
" -
verscu tue current, put on tno DraKes nnd
nM i i 1...1 , u . t,, . .
'V ' 'u'
unucr ,no rorco of 118 momentum, and Just
ft" th' horses leaped over tho rails there
hss a deafening crash, followed bv a shower
...ilnters.
; .
Tho car left tho rails nnd ran Into tho
sutler. Ileh nil It nn dm ir,.ntr ,
" " .. o ...w
WO0lK wh" R bIock n n""th tho team
hub ncrii hiiii running ni nroniertru anaori
with flying traces and tho splintered re-
i. , .,, , ,.,.,.,. . ,,, .
mains of n set of doubletrees trailing be-
Clinillli'lrir .t M. Pllnr nn,l M,
l)cn,V, ,00.k..nn. Invcnt"y "f ho dam-
"Ki's, and found thnt nono of tho passengers,
ot whom there were five, hnd been seriously
hurt. Two wnmen rrnm tiii., v.u
,,1 ,rrom D,c.eu.
'"" .".iuihi- nnu .mss uciia
Spencer, were slightly bruised, but Dr.
AmC8' ",C BUr8eon who th"r
'"Jur'cs thought treatment unnecessary,
hlttln serawnv roomer nt n ..n-..i..
i uo cause 01 nil mis rnmmn nn wn, -
: . " , '" '--"""
breed, which had escaped from Its coop
at tho city market, Eleventh and Howard
streets. With a creat snunwklnir nml
. ' .hnp 1 ," " ., , q ,K B
of leathers It ran under tho wagon of E.
L,ong, a pctiuicr ot 1'iorcnce, rrlRlitcnlng his
horses and causing them to run nwar. Tho
,.., ,,.,-,, ,P ' , .V. . . .
tcam Jnsbcd north on Eleventh street, r.nd
at Farnam Just grazed tho police patrol
W.nrnn tvlileli wna nn Uo -,,. l.l. I
,h . i-n , ,, . .2
tho county Jail. An Instant later etc
sraashup occurred at Eleventh and Dodgo
strcots,
Tho tcam was caught soon nftcrwards,
and was found to bo unhurt. Tho wagon
will bo hauled back to Florence and used
for stove wood.
m I I UUtlS SIIMr r-lliIIRINIi
u 1 ' WUi-W UUmU riUUnillU
Slioira linniensp I nor rune In the
Wenllh of Farmrra In the
Stnte of Nebraska.
Nebraska merchants dealing In Omaha
liavo niado such flattering reports ot the
condition of tho state that It led John E.
.... ,u rn...ii i..k ,
Utt of tho Commercial club to do soma
figuring. Basing his estimates upon reports
rm-elvait f mm mnmlmnia ni ....!..
: . . - uum
ln the state ho finds that the averago ad-
vance In tho price of land In tho last four
years has been about $10 ner nere hinv
. "
from $25 to $30 In the eastern part ot tho
state nnd from $3 to $10 In tho western
counties. There aro 49,000,000 acres of laud
ln tho stnte, making the total Increase In
valuo $490,000,000.
From the reports received on tho crop
situation of last year and tho financial con
dition of tho farmers It Is a safe estimate.
according to tho secretary, to placo tho
vnluo of tho farmers' possessions at $1,000.-
000,000 in excess of whnt they were four
years ago. That this increase la not all on
paper Is shown by tho reports coming In
Tom tho retail implement dealers. Until
Inst season most of tho farm Imploments
were sold on tlmo, notes being taken In
payment. Last year tho sales averaged
nbout h" caRh nnd "n'f t,mc- Th'
tno ueaiers, in tno eastern part or tho stato
particularly, report that tho sales made on
time arc so fow that they cut practically no
tlguro in the market, Ono dealer at Malmo
mnnpta 1 1 , I nut nf laif.n fina nf I n, 1 .
. w..v w .i,,bu v w n u. lU)ilc
ments sold by him not ono machlno has
h . Bnl .,
HCCn BOIU OQ lime.
Til lunnT
IN NEW YORK
I WIIWU I
Oiimlin
TrlKurr Artlala Will Take
I'nrt In Amrrlrnn
llnnitlt'itp.
Thursday morning W. D. Townsead, J. F.
Beard, Dick Llnderman nnd probably R.
n. Kimball will leave Omaha for Now Y'ork,
where they will take part In tho American
trap shootors' handicap, which will begin
April 1 and continue for a week.
Tho Omaha men go with tho determina
tion ot bringing back somo of tho principal
prlr.es. Will Townscnd has prepared a spo-
clal load to bo used In tho handicap shoots,
and believes that ho has got a comblna-
,w" fcl? a n within a
foot of the trap at whatever anglo It may
rise, 1-ranK rarmeien is in wow xorK now
Tiiehr Mm Trylnir to Decide
Whether or Not Plaintiff l En
tilled to DunmKCM,
Tho porBonal Injury caso of J. C. Rom-
bald against tho Now Omaha Thomson-
Houston company, which has been on trial
In Judge Koysor's court for tho last flvo
,a". was argued and submitted to tho Jury
yestcraay. llombold sues ror $2&,000 for the
ot his right foot. Ho was working on
tho cross-arms of a wlro polo when ho
received an electric shock that caused hint
to fall to tho ground, forty feet below. Ills
as crushed so that It had to bo
ampuiateti,
RESTRICTS MARRIAGE RIGHT
Minnesota .Senate Pnsara 111 1 1 Pro-
lilliltliiK (.'onjiignl Prlvllrgo of
the Mrntnlly Afflluted.
ST. PAUU March 22. Tho stato senate to-
day passed Senator Cbllton'a bill prohibiting
ta marriage of Insane, epileptic and Idl-
otic porsoritt nnil retjulrlnff a medical cortlfl-
cato of all applicants for mnrrlaga licenses.
Amendments wero adopted making tho phy
sician's ccrtlllcato not (julto bo swooping
and to permit marriage, of any feeble
minded person over 15, the bill originally
having extended such permission only to
women.
Wheels! Whcelil Wheelsl how they sol
n4e a De wheel and bo In tho swim.
A aew wheel and Just the ono you htv.
I always wanted. Read Tho Bee wheel offar.