THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, ATHIL 13. 1001.
11
SPECIAL NOTICES
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will lie Uhrn nnlll 12 m. for tha
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he dellrerad prcacatatloa mt ihm
SITIATIO.NS WA.VriiD.
WANTKD. Job tf) travel lis salesman.
Would consider advertising nml clrculHr
distribution for reliable llrm: Itrat refer
ences. ' .in men Kllmit, HhfrlMiiit, wyo,
A-MG13 It'
W'ASTKU-MAI.r. HUM.
WANTED Wo have steady work for n few
eond hustlers of L'ooil biiblt n ml n linear-
anco. C. I'. AcJaniB Co., 1605 Howard BU.
1 1 '
li A III (Kit trado tuuglit thoroughly In short
uino; cutaioguo anu particulars iru.
Western Barbers' Institute, Oinuh:ij u.
MEN to use Wltch-Hazol Shaving Crcatn
msicuu oi soup 2je; at uu urugKii.
11337 Al'J
WANTUD-Salesman and collector. Apply
I'efore 9 iu m. Tho Singer Mfg. Co.. 1514
Douglas. U 41a A2J
WANTKb. iileHiniin lo sell well tslnb-
llshcd brand California brandy uu sldo j
lino. ' Itoference reuulrcd. Address Hox
I'M, Council HluffH, lu, HIM ltf
WANTED, lo employ u miignetlo healer,
lady or geutleimm; references reciulted;
good salary to right party. Address llox
,ti T.tl!l,rl..f KJ..I. II Mim 11
WANTKD, thoroughly rellablu man to
work In freight oitlco In" the wfc.it; must bo
gooci sienogrnpner. typewriter ami toie
graph operator) salary ?7D.; Address N 38,
I J ,II5'I ll
WANTRD-nookkeeper 'Avlth at least two
years experience; stuto ugu and salary
ut;Biit:i. ,n iu, xjcc. Li U- ij
WANTKD, a young man with oxpcrlenco
as stock clerk In gent's furnbdiltm goods
uijlJiiruiiciii anu ono in uy goous uepari
inent. Also young inun. about IB or IS
.t:ain in hko hs biock cictk in milliners
iioparinient. J. L. Ilrandcls fi Sons, no,
ton Store. ., It MI09 13
WANTUD, u young man'who Is thbroughly
exiiei lenced In lieeirltiir ilimble entrv roin-
merclnl books; must hnvo Al references;
atnto.e.xporienco una salary expected, .vu.
drcBH N 44, Uee. H-MI95 14'
KXI'KItlKNCKD, cnrrlngn trimmer. Drum-
monu Currlago Co., 1st li und Harney.
U-503 IS
ISXI'KlllKNCIiD salesmen lo represent
inunufurturet In Inwtt und Nebraska,
Iwirge salary to right party. .1 712, N. Y.
Lire. H-Mr.2(. 11
' 1 i 1 1 1 . ...
WANTKD. traveling representative, for
Nebrusku tnunaglng Held men to Increaso
present force. J7M) yearly" to. start nnd nil
iixiiejises; good opnulug. Address Depurt
incnt Manager, 303 Ciixton Block, Chicago,
ji .MS2I ia
WAN'l'l'.D. mailt upright character. to
manage business of, old established house;
salary ?m per wpck and nxpenseH, payanii;
eacu weoK uirrei, irtjtn iiouuciuuriers, x-
penso inqney ' iidvauceu; )osiiioi perma
nent: reference. Htundurd House, 324 ( ax-
um jniumng, wnicagu. ii jira n"
KNKItaKT'lC salesman for Nebraska, to
carry lino of highest grado , lubricants,
paints, et. An. ixoeptloially good open
ing fgr- a hustler: write for Information
nnd terms. Tropicnl Oil C,o.- CItwoland,
unio. it M52D 14"
WANTKD, man to travel; reasonable
salary itnu expenses; territory Nebraska;
collecting and- distributing; references;
send self-addressed envelono for .iiiirtlc-
ulars,. Jtoad. ManitBcr, 202 -Pontine bldg.(
L Ulyfl B't' i II .M02S 13'
WaN.TJCD. At nc.vii,gond-gulvaiUjiMil-lrui-worlwr-lOlobc
Cornice Works, Fremont, ,;
noo. W MS37 Jft
' 1 ; I".
ANTKD, traveling salosmau to- the
wnolesaln und, retull trade only; salary
ai.aw aim expeiutes. jne Naiioniil. uOj
Cnxjon Hulldlllg,.ChlcuR. H-MS21 14'
WANTKD. a salesman calling on eniinlrv
trado to sell our fall llnu of dry goods
specialties on commission. A good side
lino, vonress i- ranic u. 1.11 I. anno ,t Co.,
i-iuiaucjpiiiu, I'u, ji fliwt
WANTKD, specialty salesman, as a side.
unc, ior, a jam selling uriicie. Huns on
sight'; liberal terms; samples furnished
free. and can , bo curried in vest pocket.
H-M318 15'
WANTKD,- men to loam barlfcr trade.
Special offer of scholarship, board and
tools until July lo; two mouths completes;
buiy season now: big wages imld cradu.
ntes. Httvo nluccs for 2i) ut iiuffalo lCx-
position. Call or wrltu toduy. Moler Bar-
bor College. 1623 I amum 31. B-M317 IS
AVANTBU FKMAI.K HKI.f.
WANTISD-200 girls. 1524 Dodge.
Tel. 876.
C-774
GIUL for'fencral housework; small family.
fierce. l. M7 13
SALESLADIES arid demonstrators of abil
ity for uermalient salaried positions
Thyrotd-Lymnh Co., 500-2-4 Beo Building;,
uuiiim; -u-d uurr uiock. Lincoln.
C-724
DRKSSMAICINO taught thoroughly; sya
teni received highest award ut Paris. 1900.
McDowell Dressmaking' School, 2C9 S. 15th
at., rooms tun-ai ivuruacn oik.
' ' , , C-M1U
WANTKD A 'good cook. Mri4. T-, J. Rogers,
1120 Tark uve. ' C-415.
WANTKD, girl for general housework;
jlinil A.,,,ij, iva -1, .uui, uu 1IUWI.
, . 'rC-l6t
WANTED, to emnloVu mncnetln bealnr.
lady or gentleninn: references required;
good salary to right party.' Address Box
i' uiierton, ieu. tj .M476 is
WANTKD, first-class hairdresser nnd mani
cure. Jtoom am nee oiug. c .M.I70 13
GIRL for general housework, 1514 Yutca st.,
(Sherman . ave. car llhe). c 491-11'
WANTKD. an experienced and fullv com.
petcnt lady bookkeeper to tuko charge of
u art. 01 oouoio entry commercial books;
vi reicrrncrs required; salary, iu per
mouth; position permanent.
Address N 43,
Bee.
C-5I49I II'
WANTKD, a good cook. 1016 Georgia ave.
uj U-&06 II
WANTED, four salesladies; chance promo
tion. iuu v.uv to u;ov, us i-axton bUlg.
C-M532 15'
WANTKD. ladles to learn h.ilrdresslng,
manicuring, inciai massage or cmropmiy.
.mi oxi-t'iiiuinii oner uiiiii .May j, uur
graduatea' nnnularltv Increanes lh .1.-
maud for help: positions guurnnteeil; $10
to io weeaiy; tiipiomas granted; new
method. Illustrated catalogue mailed
free. Moicr college. 1623 Farnam St.
C-M510 IS'
WANTED, competent girl nt good wages.
rs aoutn Usui st. t .m.j15 15
RELIABLE help.
Douglas. Tel. fiM.
Canadian
ofllce. 1522
C-775
FOIl HUNT IIOHSKS.
1 "then? wNU'n'a'waT oZ WB" ""D-llr
TO movo rlRht. get Omaha Vnn Storage
1.0, unicc, iJiirj uuriium, or tel. ijy-MM.
D-777
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Brcunan-I.ove Co., 320 South 13th street.
D-77S
HOUSES, stores.
B'emls, Puxton Block.
- D 779
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. y. 1,1 FB.
D-780
HOUSES, etc. F. D. "Wcad, 1524. pouglns.
. u (si
HOUSES and flaltV lUllgwalt, Barker block.
HOUSES "wantetl,
Wallace, Brown block.
' U 7S3
S.ROO' modem hbuse, small barn. 3221
HirniT ill. $40: J-MOlTl tirlftk na"l.'2!2i)
Burt, 130; others. Illngwalt Bros., Barker
bin. u M193
FOIl IIUvT-HOLSI'.S.
S-ROOM modern flat; well located; largo
rooms. Kcnnaru & Hon, 310 Brown IjIock.
j D-781
FOR HUNT New 10-room house north part
my, nuivr aim gas, near motor una
school. Inquire XV. I. Klrrstend, Iloom
3(0, City Hull; rent. $23 month.
U-M1S3
TKN-ROOM residence, with large grounds,
mwii nnu sunno trees; suuuuie tor ha.m
TAHIUM ur MEDICAL INSTITUTE; will
iiinKii uitcrniiuus una icnsa to ursi-ciass
tenant.
OMAHA LOAN AND Till n T (JO,,
16th nnd Douglas Sts.
D-M731
FOR HUNT, tesldencc, 10M Georgia nv
cor. I'uciuc; iuuiii'i an it, uuscmrni,
cant front, modern and extra conveni
ence; lot 66x11'). with trees. Inquire an
ir irst National umi mug. u .M133
30S NORTH 22d S'., ten-room modem house,
llnu locailon; key at Sol North EM Ht.
U-I3D
FOIt RENT. 9-room modern ,li.tnri,A.i
house, lawn, Mimic trees, J35. Innuliu 231S
Cupltol live. Tel. 6i3. D-M211
NINE-ROOM modern Hat. 2.r, Douglas.
$27.50. o-n-soAv
FIVE-ROOM flat.
16U Leavenworth street.
I) 126-12
DESIRABLE dwelling of 7 rooms, bath.
itirnucu. gas, not water, laundry, coal
and gr.s ranges; largo lawn; located In
jvnunize i-iuce on paved sirlot, near car
llni': If preferred will Iene house fur
bished. For particulars see tu at once.
OAItVlN BROS., 1613 FA II NAM ST.
. D-M4S3 tl
Ft) II HUNT, 3221 Iliirnrr, S rooms, modem,
aui muu nurn, J'.o isuri. v rooms,
morleru, J30; others, Klngwalt Uros., Har
hcr Illk. P-M4I7
VNKQUAt.l.KU 7-room house; t-room flat.
TUIird, 221 N. 2IIII. L)-.M50i)
FOtl HLVNT-l'LltMSIli:i) 1KIOMS,
DHWKV Uuropean hotel, I3th and Karnam.
Oi iSo.
TI1K TIIUHSTON, lGth and Jackson; steam
ii ise
NICK rooms, light housekeeping. 11 12 8.
11th. Is 414
xYfWLV furnished, housekeeping. 1K6 Jones
li 464 Mt
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-7S7
nt.HNCAHlN'.trnnslentH.Il.lS dav. lfion Don
F-7SS
I. Altai: front room.
803 So. 23th Ave.
F-7M
TUB IIOSE3. 2020 Harney. Hates reasonable,
I- aisfs avi-
OSK large room, ono smaller room; excel
lent board; prices reasonable. XU7 h. sun
st. F-M53:! 15
KOIl IlKVf STOHKS AMI OFFIOUS.
FOIt ItKNT. two-storv brick building. 24x
bu tect; lino store, grounu noor; living
rooms above; llrst-class butlness place for
live man. From May l uppiy to p. u.
urnyton, ueneva, Neb. i nivo iw
FOIt HUNT store, In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Appiy u. w. l'ciers as
Co., around Iloor, Uee Uldg. 1266
DKSIC room snoce. S3 i)cr month, ground
nijor room in i no itee uuikiiuk. iuciuk
Farnam street: no expense for light, heat
or janitor service. , it. C. rotors i uo.
iirntai Agcni, ueo uuiltung. jia.
FOIt HKNT tho building formerly occu
pied uy Tno nee at 816 Furnam tt. it naa
four stories and u basement which was
formerlV iifcod us The Ree nresH room.
This' will be rented very reasonably. If
interested appiy at onco to u. u. nose-
water, secretary, room iuu, uee uuuuing,
1 .Ul
OFFK,'K In Commercial NATIONAL bank
mug. Apj,ny room a. i la
1'ACTO'IIHS Ft! It ItFAT.
FACTORY, luundry or grocery building,
corner, uamel u- i'altcrton. lva i- arnuni
y .. M311 A16
AtiKT WANTISD.
AG K NTS make JO dally Belling the cheapest
anu mosi perieci water niter ever in
vented; retails ul II.do; big prollt; ex
clusive territory, aenecu i'liter jo., sen
ecu, Mo.
J-M4H3 A21
'HI-: WHO' knows und knows not that ho
knows. Is nsleen. Wako him.
"Hut ho who knows ami knows that ho
knows. Is ii wlso man. Follow him."
Then know me. Jnuulry costs you noth
Ing. Will nav you S2j to S3U weekly. Tin
dignity, bounty and high chaructcr of tlin
work is FIRST lu thu WORLD. Successful
book ugenti: wanted, 'Teachers, High school
una college gruuuaies win navo pruiereu c,
loci; iiox umaiia, noo. j mdi-a.'j
WANTKD, agents, special and local agents
to represent tno strongest anu ono ot tnu
oldest Hull Insuruuco companies In tho
state. Booms 303-201, .Mcuuguc uuiiuing,
Omuha, Neb. .I-SIS33 13'
AG12NTS-Ladles nnd gentlemen. I have
tho v,llf,nHt urtlclo to explain, the euslest
to iiauuie and easiest to sen, ana tua uesi
nliin to sell on. out. Call afternoons und
evenings at Karbach Hotel, J. K. Purin-
ton. J 4Bi-iz
WANTKD Canvassing ngents- In every
county 10 solicit subscriptions ror this
TWENTIETH CKNTl'RY FARMKR nnd
tbo NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK AND COMPLKTK STOCK DOC
TOR. ThN splendid book contains 1,400
Impcrlul octavo pages, MO object-teaching
engravings, and Is the only book on
live, stock over published adupted to the
cveri'-dny, practical, money-saving use
of every farmer and stock owner. Stendy
employment witn assurcu goou income.
Agents In the country with horse uud
buggy especially desired. Cunvussers
muko easily $6i to $im) per mouth. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Beo Building, Omaha. J-4S7.
PORTRAIT ageutH everywhere quit
"crayons." Try wnsnable enamellnes; no
glass; don't rub; cheap. Fumlly Portrait
Co,. Chicago. J Moll 13'
AQKNTS wanted everywhere. You can
carry our urtlolo right In your pocket,
sell for cash ut four houses out of every
live and Indies will thank you for calling.
You may think this sounds a little too
good, but wc furnish sworn statements
showing Just what agents are doing. In
vestigate this. SUTALIVK BROS., KEO
KUK, IOWA. J-M520 11'
WANTED, men with rig to advertise and
lutroniice .Monarcn rnuiiry .Mixture.
Straight salary $15 weekly and expenses.
Address, with Btamp, Monarch Mfg. Co,,
Box SSI, Springlleld, 111. J-M522 It'
NORTH STAR OH, CO., 227 Montgomery
St., san .Francisco, uai., desires to cor.
respond with agents, Tho biggest and
best pitying proposition In the United
Stutes. J-.M530 16
WANTED TO 1IISXT.
WANTKD, two nicely furnished rooms and
noard for wire and datignter 111 private
family; husband homo Saturday night;
wining to pay ior tno rigui Kind ot uu
commodatlons. Address N 46, Bee.
K-510 12
WANTED, to rent an S-room, modern
house, detached, rent not to exceed $30:
wanting instance, 311 ueo. Tel. usi.
K-M533 B'
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Waro house Co.. 912-
sin jouca, liuuviui aturugu unu lorwardlng,
-791
0M' Van S,0r' C" l5"W I"ar"-
WA.NTKIl TO lit Y.
WANTKD, a good sccond-hund horse-roller
at once, Appiy J. n. ttcynoius, I'tirnain.
IS .Mlit W
WANTKD to buy, a good pluno. Address
r oi, uee, ri-jti 11
FOIl SALE FU 11 . ITL'ItE.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodge,
Tel. New '.'utHind rurnituro nought
sola, fxciiuiigeu, , O 7'Jj
FOR SAI.E-IIOHSES, VEHICLES, ETC.
THOSE who have buggies, wucans. eta
repulreil at Frosts, never kick, 14th und
Lcuvcuworiu. 4' 794,
FOR SALK. a sound bay horse, inquire
2152 St. Mary's ave. P-MI54 14'
FOR SAI.K MIICKl.l,A.M-:Ot'9.
SAWDUST-Cheapest posts, poultry & hog
fence. Svl Douglas. Q-793
2D11AND safe cheap.
Derlght, 1116 Fnrnnm.
SAFES, buy, fell, exegc. Schwartz, 114 8. 13.
Q-7!)7
TIMOTHY hay of nil kind', feed ami coal.
.Monroe is uo. W-73'4
WIIIK fenco for poultry, Ilelglnn hare, hog
Held or lawn. Wlru Works, 617 S. 16th St.
W-.M61S jy7
A GOOD guarnntced bicycle with Morgan &
Yvrigni tires ior .v. umaua uicycie Co.
Q-M3I7
ar.Kn nweet tintutocs. earliest Yellow .ler.
my, Jl.sa pur uui. .uuices ineo w iiuams,
uenson, ncu. w mv.9 13"
W1RK fenco for poultry, Helglan hare, hog
field or lawn, wire worxs, uu h. letli st.
W-.M87S jy?
HARItKD l'lynioulh Rock eggs for sale,
COo setting. U27 N. 23d. Q-M3S2 13
FOR SAI.K cheap, or exchange, ladles'
bicycle in goou repair. Address N 37, nee,
Q-16'5 13'
FOR SALIC, fresh 3-vear-nld fnmllv enw.
jersej- unn iioisicin, a. r;. i.or. istn nnn
Manucrson sis. Q 16.1 12'
FRKSII milch cow for sale. 31ID California.
U-MI73 13'
lllOIIclnKs tailoring nt reduced prices; big
sine m spring ami summer suitings und
trouserings 111 Weinberg s. 312 So. lr.th si.
Q-,rK)7 12'
l.W.MO HlTILDINO brick for Immediate de
livery, witiineii uros. -Smith Co.. yards
.--'d mid Hickory, 31st and Lake. Tel. 42S.
W 501 Jill
CL.AIIIVOVAXTS.
MRS. FUITZ, medium. SID
North 16th.
MM!-:. OYLMKn, Omaha's favorite PALM-
1ST. removed 11
I from 1005 Dodgo st. to tho MONKY loaned salaried people holding per
HLOCK on 13th, between tnancnt posltlcn with responsible concern
liiiArsnri itiAJUiv on Kitn. nein-een
Farnum nnd Harney sts., 3d floor; tuko
elevator. a J1I26
'UNO, clairvoyant und healer. 1915 Farnam.
a im is
13 1. K C'l'll I C Tit K ATM B.T.
MABEL QUAY, 3I7J4 N. 13th St. Flat K.
T 113 AW
MISS MAK LKSLIK, 619 S. 16th, third floor.
T M147-.M2'
CAM ILLK DUVAL. 619 S. 16th, second door.
Taiaaj M6
KLITK parlors, 613 South 16th, second floor.
1 MKJ .MS
MISS WILLIAMS of St. Louis, massage,
magnetic, electric treatment. 302 N, ltfth,
room 1. i mi an-
MMK. SMITH, baths,
floor, left; room 2.
1403 Jackson, top
X loi lo'
VKRA DHLMORK, massage, bath. 1015
Howard, room 1, 2d lloor. t M430 Ifi'
I'KHMO.NAL,.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair removed by electricity, it. 12, Frtmzcr
block. U S02
PRIVATK home beforo nnd during confine
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2620
Uurdette. U Sot
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim
buttons; mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1321 DouglllB. U-S0I
A BOX of Re-No-Mny Powder Is not a
luxury when It affords you a euro nnd
secures tho comfort and happiness of your
roommate. U M212
SUPPLIES for all innchlnes; machines for
rent. Whltu Sewing Machine, 1620 Douglas.
Tel. 2334. U-SUu
M. GOLDMAN & CO.-Only perfect lic-co-deon
pleating plant In the west. Mall
orders solicited. Suito 200, Douglas Block.
U--S06
WK ItKNT sewing machines at 73c per
week. Wo repair and sell parts for ull
makes of muchlnes. Nobrnsku Cycle Co.,
Corner 13th 'and Harney! Telephone 1663.
U-M409A21
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger send for circulars. Kmplro Rup
ture Cure. 832 N. Y. Life Building, Omaha.
U-S09
VIAVI Woman's way to health; rational.
wnoiesomo noma treatment, ais ucu uiug.
U MS
PRIVATE hnsnltul for lailics beforo and
during confinement; babies "adopted. 2306
Grant St. U-SQ7
FOR MEN ONLY-Wltch.H117.cl Shaving
Cream. Better than any soup; 2-3c. All
druggists. W-J!6-A1
KC.KMA CURK-Owlng to tho number of
Inquiries which are being constantly ic
celved from those nflllctcd with eczema re
sranllnir the salvo wbleb cured W. A. Pnx-
ton wo have decided to curry u small
supply of this Milve on hund. li. J. Scan-
nell, 509 Waro, block, Omaha. U 703 A26
WALL PAPER cleaner. C. Middlcmlst.
Tel. 123S. Leave order With Henderson.
tho llorlst, 1519 Farnam. u atto7 16'
SECOND-HAND SEWING MACHINES.
Never such nrlces for such cnods offered
neiore, nnu ir liny time witnin one year
you want to buy a new machine we will
take the old one back nt exactly what It
cost you'.
The following is a partial list of what we
oner:
Former Sat'y &
irire. .Mouiiay.
Blnger
Domestic
$ 5,011
r!5
10.00
10.00
15.00
30.00
23. Oil
?' .
3.00
Household ,
White
Singer, good as now...,
Singer
7. &0 -
l-'-oo
JrH
hi'r
Whce er & Wilson
23.00
Three modern, drop. head machines, slightly
used, at one-naif regular price
Wo rent machines at 75 cents per week or
2 per moniu, Tncsc are modern, up-to-date
machines, with complete uttuch
monts.
We sell needlos nnd pnrts for und repair
overy sewing macuine mauuiactureii,
N KlinASKA CYCLE COMPANY.
Telephone 1663. Comer 13th and Harney
is Oil 1.
WANTED, homo for an old lady In private
family; must nnve best or cure nnd at
tention anu tree irom noise nt cnutiren,
Address N 45, Bee. U M53l 14'
MOXF.V TO l.O.W IUJA1. ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa tarms ut 5 per cent; borrowers can
nay $100 or any multiple: any Interest
date: no delay. Brennan-Lovo Co., 309
S. I3tii at., Omaha, Neb. w-3
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urcnnan-L.ovo uo., aoutn lutn.
v sio
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants.
ueorge a: company, iwi raium street.
v si 1
FIVE per cent money.
Bemls, Paxton block.
v w
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
projicrty nnd farms. W Farnam Smith &
stuiin
W-813
Co., 1320 Farnum.
WANTED Clt nnd farm loans; also bonds
nnd warrants. It. C. Peters & Co., 1702
j? nrnum at , ueo wiug. w en
MONEY to loan at nnd Ui per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Mclkle, 101 S. 15th.
V IVi
PRIVATK money. F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglus.
w sis
FIVE and 5, per cent city and farm loans.
Gurviii uros., luij rurnam at. v u
PRIVATK money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y.
W-i
!0
FIVK nnd 5Vj per cent loons. W. II. Thomua,
1'irtii National jjuuk uuiiuiug. xei. mis.
W-Sf-'t
CASH on hand, G, K. Turklngtou. 603 Bee.
w auai
MONEY TO I.OAN-CHATTliLS.
SALARY LOAN'S.
WE I.OAN $10 TO $100 TO ANYONE HOLD-
INU A UUUU I'UBri'IUN. WHY BOR
ROW ON PERSONAL PROPERTY
WHEN YOU CAN SECURE MONEY ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE AT LOWEST
Il.Vi l-.B IN. TUWfi, anu WITHOUT
j'l iji.il 1 1 1 .-
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Third Floor, Paxton Block, Room S03.
X-.M502
MONEY" loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R. 8, Burker blk
a ?
MO.VBV TO LOA CIIATTI-M.S.
tUT US TALK
"MONEY" TO YOU.
JUONEY LOANKU HALA III r.U PEOPLE.
MONKY l.OANUD ON FURNITURK,
J1U.NKV I.UA.NI.U U.N I'iANOS.
MONEY LOANKD ON HOIISKH.
Or any other personal property, at cheaper
taies Hmi ucucr inniin inun over.
IF YOU NKKD MONUY
SKK US.
We glvo you options on loans that no other
llrm can anoru 10 give, lou always get
tho full amount. You pay us back In
small weekly or monthly payments. No
expenso tr charges taken out of louii.
You chooso your own time for payments,
any time from one month to one year.
Kach p.ivmcnt returns principal and In
terest. Kverj thing remains lu your pos
session. All business strictly contljentlul.
Private Interviewing room.
AMKIHCAN LOAN COMPANY,
Room 312 Hrown Hlock Room 212.
S. K. Cor. 16th and Doilglus strcoti.
Kntruncc on 16th Street.
X-M113
WHKN YOU NKKD MONK"sK13 US?"
It Is cf.sy to Hdvcrtlse lowest rules, as
otherH do, but we reel positive that If you
will make comparisons you will bo con
vinced th.it you can do better with us
than elsewhere. We loan on furniture,
pianos, live stock, etc., ur wo will make
you a
SALARY LOAN
without Indorsor or mortgage.
We charge nothing tor making tho
loan and you rccclvo
the full amount In cash.
Y"ou may pay It back In ono
inoi-Ui or take six months or
more In which to repay It.
nnd you need not pay for It 0110 day
longer than you keep it. Our terina arc
tho easiest, our business Is confidential
nnd our motto Is "try to please."
OMAHA MORTdAOK LOAN CO.,
119 Hoard of Trado Hldg. Tel. 2293.
(KstabllBhcd 1S02). 306 So. 16th St.
X-S23.
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURK,
iivu hiuuk, ivuu-n niii"" anu lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOK, 6X1 (top
llooi) I'uxton Ulock, northeast corner 16th
uul Farnum; entrance on 16th St.
X-S26
UpUII lliu-ll linilll-o nuiliMii rtvui uy ; CUHV
payments. Tolman, 410 Uourd Trado Bide.
X-827
MONKY loaned on piano, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc, u. i , iiecu, 313 a. 13.
X-S3)
SHORT tlmo
loans.
Joe Pleasants. 51
X-127
Barker bik.
MONKY to loan. I. Zleglcr, 409 Waro Hlock.
X-S31
iu:si,m:ss ciiA.cr..x,
8TKAM dyo nnd cleaning shop In city of
10,00 or ll.OOt) Inhabitants for sale for Sinn;
a good chance fot a dyer who understands
his business: only snop in tno city. Ad
dress, L 43, Hoc Y M153
FOR SALK, lunch room, Ico cream parlor,
cigars, fruit und groceries; good location;
$330 cash. Address llox 612, Norfolk, Neb,
.M47S 13'
SUBURBAN drug store; best roMdenoe part
of city; no competition; unusual oppor
tunity for druggist with limited means;
lino Ire cream and soda business; 1300 will
muKe tnc ueui, Address in 11, uee.
Y M ID? 13'
BKST retail hardware furniture and imple
ment siock III NCbrusKU ior sine. Address
N 45, earn Bee. Y M526 19'
TO PHYSICIANS-A competent, registered
pnysicinn, witn some means nnd good rer
erenccs, can purehnso it hnlf Interest In a
clean, well established und paying spe
cialty business In Omaha, on liberal
terms, as two are required to do the
work successfully. Preference -will be
given to nlivslcinns who can read, write.
speak and translate German, This Is u
rare opportunity. Address N 47, Bee.
X-M331 II'
FOR SALK, cigar store ami news stand;
nest iccntion in city; cneup ior casn it
sold at once. Heasnu for selling, sick-
ness. Address N w. Bee. Y M312 13
FOIl KXCHA.r.K.
TO EXCHANGK. good suburban Chicago
property located on isid and Lnnmls sts.
iKnglewood), consisting of 2-story frnmo
flat, 2 baths, strictly modem, price $3,500,
mort. $SfK), C per cent, for stock of drugs
or Improved eastern Nebraska land, or
rooming house In Omaha; will assume a
reasonable Incumbrance or pay cash dif
ference. H. O. CuKsuwuy, M. D., Box 32,
Now Sharon, Ia. J-MH6 11'
FOIl SAIiK-ltlMI, USTATI0.
WANT offer on lino lot and seven-room
house, close to good car line. Eastern
owner anxious to sell. M. J. Kcnuurd &
Son, 309-10 Brown Block. RE 836
SKK HENRY B. PAYNE, C01 N. Y. LIFE.
HE 832
FOR SALK-Houscs nnd lots In all parts
01 city; nmo Hero property nnu lurin
lunds. The O. F. Davis Company, Room
652 Beo Bulldlns. RE-137-
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
KIS-Hi
FOR SALK on monthly payments, S-room
modern hotiso on N, 21th St. car lino:
nlso vacant lots, which will bo .Improved
for puichuscr on moderate payment down.
Mutual Loan und Building Association.
G. M. Nattlnger. secretary. Bee Bldg.
RE-M7H
HOUSKS, lots, farms, lands, loans; also lire
iiiBuruucc. uemis, raxton ijik. im eai
RANCH AND FARM lands for snlu by tho
union I'uciiii Railroad company, u. A,
McAllaster. land commissioner. Union
Paclilo Headquarters, Omuha, Nob.
11E-S33
Vl ACIXS3 Relvldero add., just off 3Dth st
'??r.l" 'a Iorl- - Bjroil It. Hustings,
212 So. 14th St. RE-M420
5.ROOM cottage and lot. 2 blocks from
?.nh 11,16 u"d 1 block from Dodge st.
!rt0' owncr rnunt loavo city; $600.00 cash.
" "jriun itceu wo., .u ao. 11111 st.
RE-M421
FOR SALE, cattle ranch on C. & S. II. R.
w iiiuea irom uhcyenne, wyo. Auuress
D. M. Arnold, Islay, Wyo.
RB-M183 13'
THIlMl.' nniTai.'a l.-nu tn-.n
With a fow repairs will rent for $30 a
.1 ' roo'ns each; built s years ngo;
;!"'', ,Ha HlmP fr some ono, Tho Byron
Recd Co., 212 So. nib st. RE-MI 13
Wo nro GOING to SELL two CHOICE
HOMES. 3316 Dodgo und 1314 So. '31st.
IiOlh ;irr nhnlon unl mmlnrn
SI. TUEai, OO THROUGH THEM AND
ol'.h I'o,
r 1) ' B'1,0,C f o., solo agents, 310 N. Y.
Life, Phono 829. RK 460 12
SIX BEAUTIFUL NKW HOUSES.
RARK OPPORTUNITY FOR
PURCHASER
For the next few days.
Thcso houses havo JUst been cpmpletcd
und contain PORCELAIN BATH TUBS
marble wnshstauds, cemented ccllurs, up
to.data furnaces, gas ami ELEGANT
lighting llxtures. The prices Inlcutlo per
tnancnt wulks, also sodding of the yurds,
etc.
These properties nro located on paved
btrccts, with nil city Improvements per
manent; each Is convenient to car line,
schools, churches and biulnese. Terms
will bo inado reasonable.
Wo i!ll GLADLY SHOW you these prop
erties any time. PURUHASKRS cap have
Immediate possession. Prices (3,230 to
$4,000.
NOW 18 YOUR TIME.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor Now York Life Hltfcf.
RK-M4SQ 13
VERY good hit, 50x125, not far out: north;
ciuso to -uu st, car; win man uv casn
und $100 1 yeur. Stringer, 634 Paxton blk,
KE-M4S3 14
FOR SALE, bargains In South Omuha; a
few cholco lots ut U und 2sth sts. will be
sold eheup, Call and seo George W. Mns.
son, 712 N. 24th St., South Omuha,
RIS-M409 2I
FOR SALE-A big bargaliiTor cush." A
beautiful home; 11 7-room cottage; lot fi3x
160; Hue locution; cull or address J, A.
8 2322 No. 21st. RK-4kS-17
FOR SALK, corner lot 33d and Cuming sts.,
in Ttci ironi, nullum uouse, o ixiuuis cacil
side; cheap at $2,500. Benawa & Co.
RE-C03 It
nut nam:-hi:ai. r.si'ATi:.
Tt'KKY'S CORNKH.
Here you have some good arant lfith
fctrcel business property nt tlie rlsht )irlce
ClieaK-r than nn thing vaennt north of
the viaduct and south of Howard st. 1'2
feet west frontage, running from Leaven
worlh street north to the alley, sur
rounded by substantial brick blocks nnd
the mnt public corner on the street; ut
the Junction of tho South Omaha nlid
cross-town car lines. We offer this entire
tract to one purchaser for an Investment
or for Improvement, or we will subdivide
to suit purchasers.
A. P. TUKKY, BOARD OF TRADK.
RF.-30S 13
Itt-CVCI.MS.
SKCOND-HAND bicycles nt 'j price; must
have tho room for new ones; good wheels
for 3 and up; It will pay you to Invest
now, wheels sold on payments. Louis
Flcscher. 1622 Cupltol a v. -MIS1
M HIIICAl..
LAD1KS, I positively guarantee Ooldrn
Seal, never falling female regulator, will
relieve most obstlnulo cases of delayed
periods In live hours; sent securo from
observation. $1.00. Dr. Annia Fowler. 2741
Olive St.. St. Louis, Mo. -91$ A30'
DR. LK DUK'S French Femnlo Regulator,
posltlvoly warranted to relieve the- most
stubborn cases of monthly stoppages. Ir
regularities, obstructions and suppres
sions brought on from whatever abnormal
or pathological cause: $2 a package, or ..
for $3; sent anywhere prepaid on receipt
of price, Tho Kldd Drug Co., Klgln, ill.
American ofllcc. retail, wholesale, Myers
Dillon Drug nC. Omaha; M, A. Dillon.
South Omaha: Davis Drug Co., Council
Bluffs. Full line of rubber goods.
iioirniAM am) rvi'i;witi ii.vt;
A. C. VAN SANT'S school
717 N. Y. Life.
-512
BOYLKS' Coliege. court reporter principal.
lice llldg. 813
NKB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd's
Theater. -S4I
ORKOO Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug
S l.i
I'AWMIHOKKItJi.
KAGLK Loon Olllcc. reliable, accommodat
ing; nit business conlldcntlal. 1301 Douglas.
CAItl'K.M'HItS AMI .IOIUli:ilS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree. 20th
and Lako Sts. 370
ACCOItlMO.N I'l.F.ATIMJ.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best, quick
est. Mrs. A. C. Mark, S. K. Cor. 17th nnd
l'ltrnam. S33
TICKET llllOKKIt,
CUT rate tickets everywhere,
bin, 1303 Farnam. Tel. "St.
II, Phil--S37
FOIl HUNT FACTORIES.
FACTORY" laundry or grocery building,
corner. David C. Patterson, 123 Farnam.
M-311 Aid
I'ATHXTS.
PATENTS, no fee unless successful. Sues
& Co.. Beo Bldg.. Omaha, Neb. Advlco
free. 15i Jul5
I.ALMIIIV.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars.
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1730 Leavenworth. Tel. 547.
SIS
STA.MMKIlIXt; AX1J fiTUTTUUIMi.
CUBED.
Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramgo Bldg,
S4J
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
1664; Alice Johnson. D. O.. ladles' dept.;
Gld K. Johnson, Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
SIO
M. K. DONOHUK. D. O.. of Still school,
Klrksvllle, Mo., 001 Paxton Blk. Tel, 1307.
Ml
IIYfilEMC II ATMS.
FOR ladles only, hygienic batfis. with mns
sago and electric treatment, ruder direc
tion ot Mrs. T. Schomuier, grnduate mas
seuse, formerly of "The Bnthery." ltd
Douglas st. Tel. 2133. Open ovenlngs by
engagement. M501 Mil
LOST.
LOST, bunch of keys on N street. S'outh
omaiia; under pieasn return or notify ing-
werson uros., i--xcnangc nuiiuing, soiiin
Omaha. Lost W9 13
Mil, IIS FOIl SALE.
CALODIUM and tube rn?c bulbs, 40c nnd
200 per uoz. i:'is i toward si.
M-133 M9
IIOII.EIt .MAKF.IIS.
OMAIIA Boiler Works, steam bollers.tnnks,
iacKS, etc. ici. um. j.'tn it izani sis.
4S9.
I'llMTfllF, IIEl'AIIII.Xti.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
SjO
WALL PAPER.
3c a roll and up; painting, paper bunging,
decorating. Kelsey, 117 a. 17th. Tel. IOCS,
01
IMtKSSMAIUXU.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 20th St
700-A20'
EXPERT AOCOII.Vi'A.VI'.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.. day or oven
tug, It. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R. Ruthbiiu
S32
tl'IIOLSTEIII.ML
GLOBE COUCH CO., 1319 Leav'th. Tel. 2.",29,
.M710
CO V IIIl.NM I : .NT .MIT 11; 1: .
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Deparlmeiil ot tho Interior. Olllco of liullan
Affairs, Washington, 1). C, March' 7. I&01.
Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
bluukcts, woolen und cotton goods, clothing,
etc.," us 1'iu case may be, and directed to
the Pnniinlssloner ot Indian Affairs. Nos. 77
and 79 Woosler street. New York City, will
be received until 1 o'clock 11, m, of Tuesday,
May 7. 1901, for furnishing for tho Indian
service uianaem, wuuiun uuu couou goous
clothing, notions, nuts unu caps, uius mus
i, inn, ix out on government bluukH. Hchcd
ules giving all necessary Information for
bidders will bo furnished on application to
tho Indian uiuce, wusniiigion, u. e-., nos,
77 and t.i Wooster street. Now York City
Mr. 1111s llnAnrd street. Omaha. Neb.: N'o
235' Johnson street, Chicago, III., or the
Commissary or suusisionce. u. h. a., at.
Louis. Mo. Bids will bo opened ut tho hour
and day ubovo siuiru uuu uiuucih uro in
,.ii,1 in In, ni-cKent ut tho oopnlllL-. Tim ile
purtinent reserves tho rlglil to delermlun
the point of delivery und to reject uny und
ull bids or uny part 01 uny tmi, w. 4
JONES, Commissioner. AprS-to-Mayl
Pi-nnnsulM for construction of water svstcm
Depnrtmerit of the Interior. Olllco or Indian
Affnlrs. Washington, D. C, Apdl 1. 1901.
Sealed piopnsals. endni'Bcu I'roposal for
Vitter Hysiem, lauaioii, anu uuurrsscn
to tho Commissioner or liullan Affairs
Washington. i. u.. win nn received nt win
rifflco. until 2 o'clock P, m of Anrll SO. 1901
tor furnishing and delivering tho necessury
materials und lubor required In the con
struction um" completion of a water system
nt the Yankton Boarding School. Yankton
Agency. South Dnkotu, In strict uccorduncn
with plans, specllicatlous and Instructions
to bidders, which may bo examined at this
oltlce, tho V. 8. Indian Warehouses, No, 233
Johnson st,. Chicago, 111., and No, 1211S
Howard st,, Omaha, Nob.; tho otllces of Tho
Beo of omana, nou.; journal 01 aiotix city
rnwu. and Gazette of Ynnktan. S. D.. am
nt Yankton Agency. For any additional in
formation u iitil V to this olllco or John W
Harding, I'. S. Indian Agent, Grcciiwoodj
ft, IJ, W. At JOIICS, V.UUIIUIHSIUUCI',
A:,I:,, ,l5t
WANTED for U. . nrmy, able-bodied un
married men, between uges of 21 and 35
citizens of the United Stairs, ot gooi
character and temperate habits, who can
speak, rend nnd wrlM English. Recruits
specially desired for service In Philippines.
For Information apply to Recruiting Oi.
ccr, Cor- 16th and Dodge Bts., Omului, Ncj,
Sluggish Bind
tlo1T8Ure4aaiafc f aMraJI
umviMandfftl?, artAkii4 aW
mlM and body, cftld, cjarnf (hat ftad
ina paiMies ara ture aic na oi aaer
tifln. If not taken in faaaa.JRott
will follow, that ittrd fwflh; cohiet frarn
lUSfllh blood,
Duffy's Purt Matt WMtkty
Tha World's OaaUat Madlelna
will car 7. A ttaapoontul thraa ttmci a!
day ia Mil a fiM 01
watei will aafca you
dtront and tmtthr.
It urtcUi th blood,
itrentthaa tht clr
cttUtlbn aflllonNup
lh whole jtlm.
ullff iV',3rWy!K
it ! uwsa5j !
Mia (rriMil M MMltn,.
feklt i(nt ttr to i,rft th, wilwi
p I Wtyc MA lX W JtllH K V ca., naelitatar.a.T.
nam
nvvnaaataWUIliSnMAaiir
TImi iiiMTifciatoaiaj mtiuv
1 rise asies coaaicrtoawrm al
AlON TNI MIITN
aAVANA. MATANZAS. CAIDBIUS. SA0UA. CAI-
BAOK, IfUIVifAi, OlfcAlA, Ul lAKACdA.
tU atltr nrta.
lttntsrW STEAUSMIP J.INEJ7 WlUtaattV.
jtw YorK city.
RATMOND A WHITCOMB.
B Uhton Squafa, Naw York,
For Tickets, Stateroom Reasrvatlan
and Qoaaral information of the MO
BILK ERVICK. apply to Tick at
Aa-cnt Moblla tc Ohio R. R. and South
arn Ry.
twJiM'll.'ll.l.lll.'IJ
Record Voyage 6 Da. 7 Haun. 22 Minuter
BOSTON lo LIVERPOOL tia QUEENSTOWN
Commonwealth, Twin Screw, 12,000 Tom, Mar 8
New Enqland. " ' 11,600 " Apr 24
P0RTLA.N0 to LIVERPOOL la QUEENSTOWN
Vancouver. ..Apr 13 ' Oominlon Apr 27
Cambroman. , . May 4 Vancouver . . . May 18
For fnrtber Informitloo, iddrtm
Caiapany's Olllcti. M Dtirtwra St.. Cblcto. lilt.
I'OSTOFI'TCE MITICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested.
ns chances m.tv occur ut unv time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending April
l.wi, win closo (riiu.Mi'TLY in all cases)
t the General 1'ostoltlco as tollows: 1'All
CKI.S' POST MAILS clcso ono hour earlier
ban closing time shown below. Parcels
Post mulls tor Germany closo at 5 p. m. on
April 10, per s, s. Aug, Victoria, via Ham
burg. "I'd April K', per s. s. l'rcioria, via
liumuurg.
Regular und Kuntilcmcntnt-v malls close nt
Foreign Brunch hnlf hour Inter tliuti closing
timu snown uuiow
Ti-iiiis-Alliiiille Mulls.
SATURDAY At S u. m. for ITALY, ner s
s. Hohenzollcrn, via Naples (mall must bo
directed "per s. s. Hohcnzollcru"); at S:3o
a. m. (supplemclitury pi u. m.) for
EUROPE, per s. s. Servlu, via Queens
town: r-t 11 n. m. for DENMARK direct
per s. s. Islund (mull must bo directed
per h. s. island").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
taiccs I'riutcd .Matter. Commercial I'aners
and Samples for Germany only. The same
ciuss ot man matter for oilier parts oi
i-.urope win not im sent by tills snip un
less specially directed by her.
After tho closing of the aupplcmcntury
i THns-Aiiuntic muiis namcu anove nuui
tlonul st'pplementury mulls lire opened on
tho piers of tho American. English, French
nnd German steamers and remain onen
until within Ten .Minutes ot tho hour of
sailing ut ateamcr.
Mulls for South null C'ciili-nl Aini-rle.i
West Indies. Etc.
SATURDAY At 3 a. m. for NEWFOUND-
IiAM) illrect. per s. s, Silvia: ul .' a. m
for PORTO RICO, tier h. h. Ponce, via
Sun Juau; ut 3. a. in. isupplementury 9:30
'a.Mn.y 'for "VENEZUELA und CURACAO,
lier s. h. .Murucuiuo tman ior aaviinuia
and Curthugeilit must bo directed "per
s.. s. .Maracaiuo ';; at 11:30 a. in. (supple
mentary iu a. in.j ior at. viauert,
BARBADOS and DE.MERARA. tier s. s
Glltra; at 10 u. m. for CUBA, per b. s,
Morro Custlc, via Havana, at 10 a. 111,
(suiiplcmentury lo:30 n. m.) tor FOR
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA. SAVA
N1LLA. CARTHAGHNA and GREY
TOWN, pel s. s. Allcghnuy (mull for
Uosta ltica must bo directed "per s. s,
Alleghany"); at 12:3D p. m. for ARGEN
TINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY nnd PAR
AOUAY', per s. s. Harmouldes: at 12:30 n,
m. (supplementary 1 p, m.) for TURKS
ISLAND und DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
per s s. New lork; ut "II p. in. fo
NASSAU, per steamer from .Miami, Fla.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and tliciico by steamer, closo at
this olllco dally at 6:2 p. m. connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday ami
Saturday. Malls for Mlqiielon, bv rail to
iioston, aim inciico ny steamer, close ut
tills olllco daily ut 6:30 n. in. .Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., und
thencu by steamer, closo ut this olllco
dally, except Monday, at "6 a. 111. (the
connecting closes tire on Sunday, Wednes
day and P'rldayi Mulla fur Cuba, by rail
lo .Miami, Pin., and iiicnco by steamer,
closo ut this ofllcc every Monday and
Friday at "11 p, m. Malls lor Mexico City,
ovcrlund, unless specially addressed for
dispatch by stcumer, closo at this olllco
dally ut 1:30 p. m. mid 11 p. in. Mulls lor
Costa Bleu, Belize, Puerto Cortex nnd
Gualcmulu, by rail to Nuw Orleans, uud
thuncc by steamer, close ut this olllcu
dully ut "1:30 p. in. (connecting closes hero
Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortoz and
Guatemala und Tuesdays for Costa Rica).
Registered mall closed at 0 p. m. provi
ous Uuy.
Triiiia-I'iiflllo .Mulls.
Malls for China und Japan, via Vancouver,
closo hero aauy at 6:30 p. m. up to April
9, Inclusive, tor .dispatch per s. s. l;m
press of Japan (registered mall must be
directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for Tahiti uud Marquesas Islands, via
Him l-rnncisco, eioso nero dally ut 6130 p.
111. ui lo April 10, 'Inclusive, for dispatch
m-r s. s. Australia.
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philip
pine isianns. via aau v rnncisco, close hero
dully at 0:30 p. in. up to April 12, In
clusive, for dlsnatcli per h. h. China. .
Malls lor Australia (exeunt West Australia,
which is lorwuidod via liurupe), Now Zea
land, FIJI, Samoa uud Hawaii, via Sun
Francisco, closo hero dally ut 6:3a p. in.
after March "31 and up to April 13, In
clusive, or on arrival of s. h, Cunipunlu,
duo at New Yolk April 13, for dispatch per
ti. s, Ventura.
'.Malls for China, Japan und Philippine
isiuiius; via Tiicoma, cioso nero daily at
G.So p. in. up to April 18. Inclusive, for
dlsnatcli per s. s. Duko of File.
Mulls for Hawaii, Japan, China uud Philip
pine islands, via Man Kraricisco, closo hero
dally at r-:3u p, in. up tu April "20, In
clusive, for dlsnatcli ner s. s. Doric.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, closo
hero dully nt u:so p. m. up to April "23 for
dispatch per s. s. Mariposa.
Mulls for China, Japan nnd Philippine
Islands, via Seattle, closo hero dally at
6:30 p. m, up to April "23, Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s, Tosa Marti deglstercd
mall must bo directed "via Seattle").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goea via Europe, und' New Zealand,
which trues via San Francisco), und Fill
islands, via Vancouver, close hciu dally
nt 6:30 p, 111. after April "13 and up to
April "27, Inclusive, for dispatch per . s,
Aoruiigl (supplementary malls, via Seattle
closo at .3U p. m. April ".).
Tianspaclllc malls 1110 forwarded to port of
sailing dully and the tu'hedillo of closing
Is urruiiged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mall closes ut 6 p, 111. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postolllcc, New York. N. Y April 5, 19)1
MRS. KESSLER LAID TO REST
In Compliance vvltli Her .Viitc-.Morleni
RcqucHl, I'lineriil Ix
I'l l wile.
Tho remains of Mis. Mary Sargent Kens-
ler, who died at Kenosha, Wis,, were
brought to Omaha and placed In a vault at
Prospect Hill cemetery Wednesday. Mrs.
Kcsslcr liver In Omuliu fourtuen years and
was tho wife of Julius Kcsslrr of 1012 South
Twenty-ninth street. Sho was born 11111I
reared at Hock Island, III. Two children
Edmund J, and Cella Rose mourn her
death. At tho llinu of .Mrs, Kessler's death
her sister, Miss Cclla Snrgunt of Kvanston
111., was with her. At Mrs, Kessler's xo
quest her funeral was private und only 1
few relative and personal friends attended
tbu buiiai.
AMON. MORMON RICHELIEU
Din Pmifnll; t Early Hour, Apptnntiy
Withint & Itngfle.
CHANGE FOR WORSE WITHOUT WARNING
Body of Famous Mormon la Taken to
Sun Franclt.cn anil Will lie Sent
lo Sail l.nUr C(
for lltirlnl.
MONTEREY, Cnl., April KV-aeorge Q.
Cnnnon is dead. The cad tame early this
morning. The patient breathed his last
without a struggle. He slept considerably
yrstcn'.iy and the foro part ot last night.
A bulletin was Issued about midnight, stat
ing that ho rested easy. The change (or
thu worst canio apparently without fore
warning. Tho body was shipped to San Francisco
this inornlug, to bo embalmed ami reshlpped
to Salt Iiko City, where tho interment wilt
take place. Deceased was about 75 years
of age.
George Quaylo Cannon, "the Mormon
Rlchrllcti," ranks next after Joseph Smith
and Urlghnm Young among tbo men fa
mous as the builders of tho Mormon church.
111, personality and his career were both
unique and interesting. Born ot poor par
ents on the Islo of Man, ho roto to ha tho
dominant power In the Mormon church, a
member of congress, a millionaire and a
mining and railroad magnate. At his death
he was first counselor ot the Mormon
church and next lu lino for tho presidency,
which ho practically held through his In
fluence over tho Incumbents during all thu
Interim between the death ot llrlRham
Young and tho accession ot Lorenzo Snow,
tho present Incumbent, who took the reins
away from him. At tho tlmo of his death
he was u director iu the Union Pacific rail
road,
Mr. Cannon was one ot the most conspicu
ous of polygamlsts, having served n term In
the penitentiary for this offense, llu was
ruptured after being long In hiding, escaped
by leaping from tho train when It was going
at full speed, but was afterward recaptured.
Four wives and a score of children and
grandchildren survlvo It 1 111. The bent knowu
of his children Is ex-Senator Frank J.
Cannon.
George Q. Cannon was born January 11,
1S27. When hu was 12 years old his parents.
wero converted to tho Mormon faith nnd
they enmu to tho United States, tho mother
dying during tho voyage. When they reached
Nuuvoo, 111., tho boy (icorgo bee nine a
"printer's devil" in tho olllco of thu Nauvoo
Neighbor and thu Times nnd Seasons, there
learning the printing trade. In 1SI7 he
crossed the plains with tho other Moininnn
and tool: up his abode lu Salt Lake City.
There ho did day labor and worked at build
ing houses or tho tasks about a farm until
1S49, when ho went to California.
After a year of work In the gold mines
he was scut on n mission to the Sandwich
islands and with live others landed thero
December 12, 1S50, nnd established a Mor
mon mission there. His last tilp ot any
consequence prior to his removal to Cali
fornia during his final Illness was a Journey
lo Honolulu to he present at the celebration
held there on tho anniversary of tho found
ing ot the mission. One ot his tasks In 1S51
was tho translation of the book ot Mormon
Into tho Hnwallun language.
After that Mr. Cannon ran a paper In
Callforulna, and In I860 wna given charge
of the European mission. Ha organized
this with such success that In four years
he had shipped 13,000 converts from Liver
pool bound for tho United States. He re
turned to become private secretary to Brlg
bain Young, a position ho hold until the
death ot the. great Mormon leader. He
was also editor ot the church organ, thu
DcRorot News,
As a delegate to congress during the '70s,
George Q. Cannon, with consummate skill,
staved oft anti-polygamy legislation for
years by keeping the supporters of string
ent null-polygamy laws ilghtlug among
themselves as to tho best method for
stamping out the practice. Ho was then a
flagrant polygamlst. Finally the Edmunds
law was p.iFscd and ho wus barred from
holding ofllce.
With tho death of Biigham Y'oung. Can
non's stnr rose. Ho wus made ono of the
executors of tho Brlgbam Y'oung estate
und promptly became wealthy. Tho presi
dents of tho church who succcedrd Drlgham
Y'oung did not have the masterful person
ality nt the mnn who led the Mormons from
Illinois to Utah, and George Q, Cannon,
who had become a counselor In the church,
began to wield the power. He was a mas
ter ot tact and of craft, and tho presidents
looked to him for guidance in managing
tho business ami politics of tho church.
Cannon prospered.
In 1880 Cannon been 1110 deeply entangled
in tho meshes of the law. Prosecutions (or
polygamy wore belug carried on with vigor
und tho principal church leaders were In
hiding. Cannon was then second In au
thority in tho Mormon church, nnd his ur-
rest was desired as un object lesion. A
ruwnrd of 500 was offered for his capture.
Ho was caught February 13, 1888, at Win-
nemucca, Nov,
Tho pcoplo ot Utah became greatly ex
cited. Feeling was high beforo that time
between Mormons and Gentiles, and this
irrcsl brought tho feeling to a climax.
The Mormons planned to rescue their
lender when ho camo Into Ogdcn or Salt
Lako City, and tho Ccntllct prepared to
resist this attempt. Meanwhllo tbo Cen
tral pauino train bearing United States
Marshal Ireland and his prisoner was
speeding toward Ogdcn, Near Promontory
station, whllo tho train was going at full
speed, Cannon watched his opportunity and
leaped from the train. An cngtno and two
cars carried tho marshal back with hit
deputies. Cunnon was found and recap
tured. Tho injuries received Irom the fall
had been so great that the fugitive could
not get away, A detachment ot soldiers
from Fort Douglas guarded tho train boar-
Ing tho prisoner Into Salt Lako City. All
except ofllccrs ot tho law and soldiers wera
barred from tho truin, although a coupto
of newspaper men finally managed to re
main aboard, Tbo blinds of tho car wero
drawn and preparations tnado to resist at
tuck. When tho train reached Salt Lake
City soldiers with fixed bayonets kept back
tho surging throngs.
Tho elderly prisoner, surrounded by his
armed guard, was convoyed to tbo mar
shal's olllcc, having failed to bribe or fores
his way to freedom. He was released on
$25,000 bull. One ot his attorneys waa
Senator J. L, Hnwllns, a non-Mormon.
Cannon jumped his ball. Two years later
ho surrendered, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to pay a line of $250 and to
spend 100 days In tho penitentiary. The
sciitcnco was carried out.
"President" Cannon U supposed to ba
largely icsponslblo for tho Hiirreodcr of
tho Mormon church on the. polygamy ques
tion. At any rale, it was ho who lint
lend tho manifesto In tho tabcrnaclo for
bidding tho further praotlce of polygamy.
When tho Union Pacific road was reorgan
ized Gcorgo Q. Cannon was elected a di
rector, a position hu held until his death.
Mr. Camion's surviving wives are: Clara
V., tho favorite; Martha T., Sarah Jane J.
and Kllza L. Thoy all luivn homes la the
pretty vllluge of Cannonvllle, a suburb ot
Snlt Lako City, populated entirely by
(ieorgu Q, Catinon'H family, The place has
a waterworks systom of Its own, a meet
ing house and 11 public dining hall, where
all tho members gather at tho family
meals,
Tho Cannon fortune a variously esti
mated at (rnm $1,000,000 to $1,500,000, In
vested in real estate, railroad and mining
stocky nud other securities.