THE. OMAHA ft AIL Y TUESDAY, API? 1L 10, 1901.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Aarerilaemeata far (heae colasnna
will he taken itadl la m. for tka
cvaalna ealtloa aaa antll Hi.tO p. m.
fur Moralii u lnir ealtloa.
Rate, 1 l-2o word aire! lnic:IUii
la a nori thereafter, Nathlaa- takea
far leaa thaa OAo far tha flrat laser
l! on. Taeae advertlaeaaeata ataat fee
r coaaecatlvelr.
Atrertleera, hjr reejocetlaa; a aaaa
tereal cheek, eaa hare aaawera ad
4reaae4 aaaabcretf letter la ear
af The Bee. Aaawera aa afa'reeaeal will
ha alellreraal aa BreacatatUa af tka
ahaafc aalr
SITUATIONS WANTED.
kind In pr vat.o famly, Tor board; have
norm cnsnicr tvotk. .uurcss, minnim-
ntely, O 8, lice.
A-M745 !
WAItTGO-MALU IIELt.
MEN to use "Witch-Hazel Shaving Cream
instead of1 soup; :;c; at aw iiruggisis.
B-IS7-A19
WANTED-SaUsmnn nnd collector. . APP'y
bfbre, a. iti: The'wSlngcr Mfg. Co., 1514
Douglas. ' " ) y B 115 A "J
WANTED, K salesman to soil woli estab
lished brand3, California brandy air kIJo
line, Ilofronqe,. required. Address .upx
.95, Council Bluffs. la. .' . -IUA.V
EX lit I KNCKi) Vur'rUVi trimmer. Drprri-
monu uiirriagc. isot,, mn anu iwmh:j.
1 ' ' - i . ',r, I- 18'
special irtr -or $ciioiarsiiip, uoura - ana
tools until Mav.d,i;two motithsrcomnlctrs:
busy. eefiBtm, imvuIr wagus paid, grudu
atcsr JIhvo places ilor 'JW- at ,Buffulo Ex
position. Call or. write, tpday, .".Staler. Baf
bv-r College, 162a Furnam 3t. B-M517 IS
WANTED We havo.stcady "work for a few
good hustlers of KoOd hublts and nppeur-
ance. C. h. Adams Co., 1603 Howard Bt.
. . ,
UAUDEU trade taiight thoroughly In short
iime-,' cumioguu, uuu particulars' irec.
Wtutcril IJarber' Institute,. Omaha, ieb.
r i .i.i i i ii i I
WANTED, a 1odiirrraJ baker nt, Smith's
miKcry, lltK l'lftn UVOIIUC, COUIlCll JIM"S.
I . . I ,1 I I
THREE yonriK men to travel In Iowa;
three In NebruHku' nnn In Mlntai-Hntn.
in Neur
Salary. . N experience jicccssari'. Ad
dress Q 7, Hec. " s K' ' 11-731 17
A HOY to lo general cleaning and errands
In a. Jewelry store. Must furnish llrst-
clas reference AddrcKS O 6, lUe onlie.
1 ii ii-i 'ii
ACTIVE HDcclaltv nalesman to take nor
mal, out agency for well established class
of gooda used In factories and statilcs.
No capital, but. small bond reoulrvd.
Address Vlscol company, East Cambridge,
..Hipp,, ill uuu u 1 1 1 i-nuillti ii it, iiiutii
Wttre.bulldlnB-.iOmahlU .
11 M71T 16
SALESMEN ilnd Hollrltors In Nebraska and
WOHtcrii,lowa for Diamond Contract com-
t pain- pit-rwuino mn: references requireu.
Adilrwa J-"I8,7 UKel 7 H-M742 18
WANTED, 'good coatmakcr, at oncej
steady work; "..to tho right man. C. F.
Strut Ac-gnnvAUanUc, la. H-M739 18
1 I . 1 . .-HM
WANTED, tinner Kood is'oldercrK! stemlv
employment: plcco work. Xndrews-Ilones
j an v-o., zin anu uaniera w M7ol is
I r SALESMEN WANTED.
I JT " I ' " I . i, , I
WtANTED,, h, jr8vellpKsaJesrjian,ytq . sell
eltrarit with premiums SIMh nrntrlfnr.i
Hgarn with 'bromlumsf
na rcierincc.
WaujKc, Vf.
, Auurcsa Ji. 1'iaiz. aim-
M-570 IS
j V WANTJBD PJ0MALB II ELI.
ANTED, Udlevto learn- halrdresslng!
manlcurlna. ifaclal.Biassaaa.or tehlronoilvl
An exceptional offer -.until May 1. Our
krAduates' popularity Increases tho de
mand- for. 'helpi positions guaranteed; J10
io ' wceiiry; -nipiamaa granica; new
mel
mm.. .niusirRtea catalogue mailed
free.
Molcr College. 1623 Farnum St.
C-MSU 18
WANTED Odoot girl .for gcncrnl house-
tlork ffnnrl iv'arA.1 "7 1 tt'.T tAH tl.
- C-W 15'
WANTED, two ussUtant nurses at Child
oaving institute, mh bo, istrt street.
C-539 15 .
WANTED, a good .girl for general house
work: family o(,Mtrce,; good wages. Call
nil p. jutn uve.,iyr i J. JW.Hi
nELIAULE helpf' Canadian office. 1R22
Douglas. Tel. 8S4. C 77
WAKTEDJ-M0ttrhi 1524 Dfldge. Tel. 876.
r " ' ' C-774
GIRL for general housework; small family,
"A tll-pp. ' t
HALK8LADIE8 and demonstrators of abil
ity for permanent salaried positions.
Thyroid-Lymph Co., 500-2- Bco Building,
Omaha: M-&-6 BUrr Block, Lincoln.
DRESSMAKING taught thoroughly; eys
(ro received highest award at Tarts, 1W0
McDowell Dressmaking School. 209 S. 15th
; C-M114
WANTED A good cook, Mra. T. J. Rogers,
11 Jj'ark ave. C-tlB.
GIRL for general housework. ,3006 Paclilc.
WANTED, girl for "general housework. J,
M. Cook, WIS N. 24th, South Omaha.
r T1i ISA
w aQ
AVANTED, two bright. Intelligent lady1
demonatratora to travel; expenses nnd
salary paid every week; this Is a deslr
nblM DOSltlon and stead v rmnlni-nmnl'
don't call unless you tiro prepared to
leav town and have first-class rcfer
enren. Call at Midland hotel, after 6
u iivva ft, ill., uorv ,ui ivir. MKUipiO.
, U-M750 17
WANTED; competent cook; references re
quireu. Jiyviy hi ao. sutn st.
C-M&E3 23
. FOR
ItENT UOU8EH.
IF you want your houses well rented place
lliuiit mm &i;iiin w, U fit)
TO move right, get Omaha Van Storage
Co. dttlce, 15UVTrarnam, or tel. 1559-863.
' D-777
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
HOUSES, stores. Bcmls. ,Faxton Block.
SEE HENRY U. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
y D-7S0
HOUSES, etc.. F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglas.
D 781
HOUSES and flats, Blugwalt, Barker block.
" " ' . U ,K!
HOUBES wanted. Wallace, Brown block.
S-noOM modern house, small imrn ion
Hurney at.,, $40; H-room brick Hat!--'"O
Burt, $30; others. Rlngwult Bros., Barker
1. U Ml'JS
i-ROOM modern flat! well located; largo
rooms. - Kcnnard & Son, 310 Brown block.
t U-7H4
I . i . m n t y m w rM , ,. H . .
school. .Inquire W. I. Klerstead, Room
if , ,i ,f t?Bir. it, '
Wl Vllf , .., ..,., VW UlVlllil.
Tl'K'. nnnw .,,1,1. 1 ..
lawn and shade trees; suitable for 8ANI-
w u, ,ubi.iv,m, inoilium Will
make alterations and lease to rlrst-class,
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
16th and Douglas Sts. '
. D-M731
FOn RENT, residence, 1056 Oeorgla av
cast front, modern and extra convenU
S0 NOnTII 22d St.. ten-room modern housa,
, D-439
FOR RENT, 9-ropni modern detached
FOR HENT325l Harney.- roomg. modern.
modern, $30; other: Rlngwalt Brds.,rBar.
UN13QUAIXED 7roo)fi houso; 4-Mom ilat
v, mi aa arav - $ milW 40"
6-ROOM hrUk: house, modern, 1611 Kyner
ate. iJ-NS n
I'Olt HBNT FUflNISIIEH BOOMS.
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
THE THURSTON, 15th and Jackson: steam
3 NICE room, light housekeeping. "12 B.
um. c i.i.
NEWLY furnished, housekeeping. I4t Jones
3 FURNISHED rooms, for housekeeping;
man nnd wife; rem taucn in wraru. mj
N. l'th. --
THREE nicely furnished rooms for light
IIOJBCKCeping; Strictly muucrii. wu iiar-
ney Bt. T. . ..
MODERN rooms, board It desired. 002
fmimsiied rooms ami board.
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport Bt
F-7S7
GLENCAIHN,trnnsIents,$1.25 day. 1C09 Doug
l' in
LARGE front room.
09 So. 25th Ave.
F-790
THE HOSE. 2020 Harney. Rates rcnsonnblc.
. ! MSS1 Alb'
FRONT rooms, 31(5 So.
26th street.
F-512 19
WANTED, aomo vounc men of good habits
to room anil nourti at reagonuuio, rates;,,
1. ..... nrn I.. t ..Mn.. nll',, mi.
uifliiu ,11V, ,11 liliVltlU lillUUJ. tm .-b .f.v,
Chicago St. F MC69 16
WANTED, by lady employed ilurlng day,
lurninneu ropm lor ngni iiouhukci'iiuih,
with use of pluno evenings; positively
wniKing u stance. .uuresB in iv. ui'-',.
KOH RENT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT store, In llrst-claBs location
rent reasonume. vv cio
Co., ground lloor, Uev Uldg. I26
nitsk- rnntn HDucc. tj tier.month. ground
lloor room in l ne nee uuuuinK, , ucing
Farnam street; no cxpunao tor light, heat
or Janitor service, it. j. reicra as uo.,
ltcntai Agenu uco uunuina. j iio.
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occu
...... W . . nUA tlnM n. ntfl l.'.i.mim U . T . . a i
i I - L .. . ...1.1.1
ZOUr Biuuus uuu a. uaaviiiuiiL vviiivii nan
..-l.i ....... I nH MM, .. t , . . r . . .. mnn..
1UIII1CI1 uavu tsa aiiv . iuvii.it
This will be rentod very reasonably. If
inieruaiuu umt w i,, v., iwai-
' . I
OFFICE In Cdmmcrclal NATIONAL1 bank
bldg. Apply room V. I-M3 is
FACTO'tlKa 1 .. . .itj.NT.
FACTORY, laundry or grocery building,
corner, uututi i-aiteraoii, jtvis rarniim
M311 AJS
AUKM'.t WANTED.
AGENTS mako tc dally selling tho cheapest
uuu iuui iieneci wuicr iiiiur ever in
vented; retails ut tlM; blg protlt; ex
filial..,. ,,irrl(niv flunnni. l.'l.fM.. f,. Ran.
eca, Mo. J-M403 A.l
'HE WHO knows and knows not that he
knows, Is asleep. WhKu him.
"Uut ho who knows una Knows that he
known, is a wisu mun. Follow him." t
Thitli knnw mi' Infilltrv imihIm vnil nnth
Ing. Wiu pay you o to m weekly. -The
aignity, ueuuty anu nign cnaructcr oi ine
work is FlltBT In tho WOULD. Successful
boox agente wanted. Touchers, High school
una uuuego urauuaten win imvo piotoronoo,
Lock JJox 335, Omaha, Neb. , J M5l! Ai'i
WANTED Canvassing agents In every
countv (o Miuinit MUnMcriuLions rnr rill-:
TWENTIETH CENTURlY FARMER and
tno N1SW UYULOPEDIA OF . LIV1S
STOCK AND COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains: 1,400
Imperial octavo pages, buQ object-teaching
engravings, turn Is tha .omy book on
llvu stuck over published adapted to. .the
ovory-auv. practical, money-aavinit use
of every farmer nnd st09k owner." htcady,
employment with assured .good Income.
Agents in tne country witn norso ana
buggy especially desired.' Ci.invassera
m"Ko casuy jtxj to jiuu-por mantii. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors; Bureau
ilea uuuuing, umana. j 137.
N.ORTI1 STAR OIL CQ., 227 Montgorperj
st San Francisco, Cul,, desires to cor
.... ... i . HunH,. 1 n'i... i
ucst paying proposition in tne l.'lilteu
Btter.- j w i. - j. . j M530 16"
EXPERIENCED hall Insurance agents ,by
the best organized; capitalized and' One
of tho oldest ' c6mpU'u'les' In tho state.
interstate nan insurance company,
. . . ...u, A. . .... . i ..j. . . 1
ruums dw'dvi iucuufciuq' .uuiiuiuk
J-M666 20
WANTICD To'.'ftfcj.Vr.
i.i.Aiu,, jiiuj vii,jiucu uurniK 'tm),
lurnisnca room tor iignt' nousciteeping
wiiu use oi piano evenings; positively
whikiiik uiniunoc. nauress.n ucc.
K-M737 18
WANTED, 6 or 6-room cottage within 8
uiocKS oi city nan. w. A. I'li-l. ycst
.J?L" It. M7W is
STORAGE.
I'ACIFIC Storane and Ware housn rn ni"
it jonca, gonerui storage anu forwarding,
OM. Van Stor. Co., 15UH Farn. Tels. 1559-863.
793
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED, a good sccond-hund Ico box
huuui ixo it., a it. niHii. ituarcss K, X.OCK
uuu no, uinunu, rs ojs 13
WANTED, to buy, second-hand counters.
AuaresB i: ,u. Dox.b.i,f:ity. M &1713 6
WANTED. 60 sqcond-hand ladles' wheels,
rseDrasKa wycie, -lotn aim uarney.
N-A1741 29
FOR SALE KUHNITUHE.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., .1410 Dodgo.
T.,1. 9TrJO. Nmv A IhhllH fiirnlhirAKnodHt
euiu, UAOiiuuiivu. U
FOIt SALE-IIOKSEH, VEHICLES, KTC
H' 1 1 A U V.1 wVin tinvn. ItiiDal.u . .
roiiuiiiu ui rfua.o, uuvur kick, Ktlfiilid
.ueuvcnwuriu. 1' 7VI.
A TWO-SEATED 'family, cnrrlage In good
cuiiiiuiuii, -tui which iiiu uwjier nas no
ureseni use.
OMAHA LOANiAND- TRUST CO.,
16th und Douglas Sts.
P-551
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST Cheapest' posts, poultry & 'hog
IUjlV.V. tfv iuu,iub, W WO
iuiuxnu buio encap. ucrignt; iiitfirtirnuiii
SAFES, buy sell, exe'ge. Schwartz,-114 s. 13.
W-7W
TIMOTHY hay of all kinds, feed anu coal
WIRE fence for poultry, Belgian-hare, hog
iium vi lunu. itiiu 11 uim, titi a. 10111 hi,
T W-MK7S Jy?
A GOOD guaranteed bicycle with Morgan &
Wright tires fur $20, Omaha-; Bicycle. Co.
U-msi;
WIRE fence for poultry.'Bclgtifii1 hare, hog
tisiu u- mwii. tvira tvoras, tit a. ltitn
W M67S Jy
l.UUU.UUU llllll.niNi; hrlrli tn I H I .. .
..vw j 1 Mai uuu -XjUKO, 'l ei. 4
. , . Q-501 Mil
FOR SALE, fresh 3-ycar-old fani y cow,
Jersey and Holsteln. a. E. Cor..lbth und
Mandcrson stB. j6J
FOR SALE' Cheap, or eichanirr ' 'inn,...
1J..1.1..' i n.i ,.ml re
uivvio in fluul, Auuinil i( 37 UeC,
w luti i:i
CLAIHVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 16th.
S " 8-SQW
MMB. ClYLMER, Oniaha'a favorite PALM.
1ST. removed from 19U5 Xiodge st. .to the
uivAnt. uuwL.it. oil jJiiii, oetweei
Farnam and Harney sts,', 3d floor; tak
oicvmur. h sii:
ELEOTHIC 'TttUATMENT.
MABEL-QRAY;' 3t7i4 N.'Uth1 8t.'FlatE
' r " IH Fm.T 119 A3
MISS MAE LESLIE, lU S.-Wth,. third floor.
-I 1 l Vl Mlll-iU
CAMILLE .DUVAL, 619-ft.'19th. 'second flobr.
i T M3S5 M
ELilTJfl parlors, 115 Bout h"16th,1 second floor,
i Mta MS
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
IBS WILLIAMS of St. Louis, massage,
magnetic, electric, treatment. 3W.N. 16th,
room' 4, ' T-MI1S M8
MMI2. SMITH, baths', 1105 Jackson, top
nuur, iritj room z. i i.s io-
ERA DELMORE. massage, bath. .
HOwftrd, room 1, iid floor. T MISSIC
PERSONAL.
DIt
tirtv .,1.1 Ittl nnmm JC. Mil rwrflurt na
hair removed by electricity, it. 12, Frenxer
block. U-iW
IllVATE homo before and durlim conllne
tnont; babies adopted. Mrs. uurget, -t,.'U
uuruelte. u aua
A BOX of Re-No-May Powder Is not a
ltivtirv u-npii it nnortis vou a curu uuu
scout oa tho comfort und hupplness or yuur
roommate. u .mjij
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim
buttons; man oruers, umuna ricating ou
1524 Douglas. U IWI
SUPPLIES for all machines! machines for
rent, wniie uowtng Aiacninc, ltr.-u uouguia.
Tel. 2334' U-WXi
M. GOLDMAN & CO. Only perfect uc-
co ueon pieuting plant in tne west, mmi
orders solicited. Salto Dauglus Block.
U'-MU
WE RENT sowing machines at 75c per
wcck. wo repair and sell parts lor an
makes of machines. Nebraska Cycle Co.,
Corner 15th and Harney. Telephone 1663.
U-MI09-A.1
RUPTURE cured; no knife, no pain, no
uuiiKcr, semi tor circulars, empire nur
ture Cure, 9!.N. Y.,Llfe Building, Umaha.
VAVI Woman's way to health; rational,
wnoicsoma nome treatment, ms uco mug,
v U-0S
RIVATE hospital for ladles beforo and
during vonllnemcnt; babies adopted. 1306
Grant St. ' U 8V7
FOR MEN ONLY-Wltch-Hnzel Shuvlng
cream. Better than any soap; uc ah
druggists. IJ 386 A 19
ECZEMA CURB Owing to the number of
inquiries wnicn aro Doing consiuimy u
eclved from those allllctcd with eczema re
gardlng the salvo which cured W. A. Pux
ton wo havo decided to carry ft small
HUpply of this salve on hand. B. J. Scan
nell, 609 Wuro block, Omaha. U 7t-A
WALL PAPER cleaner. C. Mlddtomlst.
Tel. 1248. Leave order witn iienuerson,
tho llorlst, 1519 Farnam. U-M15716
WANTED, ladled to sell certain number of
ticKets lor concert by tno eminent, pianist,
Mr. Joseph Giihm, In exchange of free
scholarship of plnno" lessons. Particulars
at bit Piiceiy biocK, irom i to t n ciock p.
m. dolly. U-M730 1C
WANTED, to know, tho present postofflce
address or u. j, milium, lormrriy oi
Company I, 15th regiment, Kansas Vol
unteer cavalry. W. T. Finch. Madrono.
Kitsap county, Washington. U M73S16
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa larms at 6 ner cent: borrowers can
nay $luo or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay. Breunan-Love Co,, K
a. lain ut., umana, inc,d. w ti.
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, uronnan-iovo v.o., coutn utn,
W-lo
WANTED City loans, bonds and warrants,
ucorgo et company, iwi iurnam street,
W SI I
FIVE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton block,
w 17
$1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property ana rarms. w l arnam omitn ac
uo I' urnam, tv sw
WANTED Ctt and farm loans; also bonds
ana "warrants, it. meters Hi co,, i,i
! urnam at., uee uiug. tv i
jdONEY to loan at 4 Hi and 5H Per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Mclkle, 401 S..15th.
itr ci,i
. - . qiu
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
W 318
FIVE and 5ft per coin clty-and farm loans.
uarviu tiroB., joia riirnam at. w i
PRIVATE money. Bherwood 937 N. Y. L.
' W-4CW-
FIVE and Si'per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
nrsi national uanu ouiiaing. lei. ims.
- ' W-821
dASH
'oh hand, a.- E: Turktngton. 605 Bee.
. W-M59 1
HONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
LET US TALK
"MONEY" TO YOU.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE.
I.OAHEU UN FURNITURE.
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS.
MONEY LOANED ON HOHHK.'l.
Or any other personal property, at cheaper
rates uuu ueuer imuiih tiiun ever.
IF YOU NEED MONEY
SEE U8.
Wo glvo you options on loans that no other
llrm-cau afford to give. You always get
the full amount. You pay us bacK In
small weekly or monthly payments. No
expense or charges taken out of loan.
You chooso your own tlmo fot payments,
uny, Utno from ono month to ono year.
Each pavment returns principal and in
terest. Everything , remains In your pos
session. All business strictly conildcntial.
Private Interviewing room.
AMERICAN, LOAN COMPANY,
Room 312 Brown Block Room 312.
8..E. Cor. 16th and Douglas streets.
Entrunco on lUth Street.
X-M113
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY SEE US. ,
It Is cr.sy to advertise lowest rates, us
others do, but wo feel positive that If you
will mako comparisons you will be con
vinced that you can do better with us
than elsewhere. We loan on furniture,
pianos, llvo stock, etc., or wo will mako
you u
SALARY LOAN
without iudorsor or mortgage.
Wo charge nothing tor making the
loan and you receive
tho full amount in cash.
You may pay It back lu one
moi'th or tako six months or
mure In which to repay It,
nnd you need not pay fojr It one day
longer than you keep it. Our terms are
tho easiest, our business Is conildcntial
and our motto is "Iry to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. S293.
(Established 1892). 3W So. 16th St.
X-823.
HA I. AH Y LOANS.
WE LOAN $10 TO $100 TO ANYONE HOLD.
1NU- A UUUU I'UHITIUN. WHY BOR
ROW ON PERSONAL PROPERTY
WHEN YOU CAN SECURE MONEY ON
YOUR PI .A IN NOTE ' AT LOWEST
RATES IN TOWN, AND WITHOUT
PUBLICITY? 1
RELIABLE CREDIT Co,,
Third Floor, I'uxton Block, Room 303.
X-M502
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE,
live stock, etc. Quick scrvlca and lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. 6J3 (top
llooi) Paxton Block, northeast corner 16th
md Furnam; entrunco on 16th St.
X-826
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concern
upon their names without security; easy
payments. Tolmun, 440 Board Trade Bldg.
X-827
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, horses, cows, utc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. 13.
X Mi)
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses,
cows, jewelry. Duff Green, R. 8, Barker blk
X-82S
SHORT tlmo loans. Joe Pleasants, 64
Barker bik. X-127
MONEY to loan. I. Zleglor, 409 Ware Block.
X-31
BUSINESS CHANCES,
STEAM dye nnd 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 tho city. Ad
dress, L 45, Bee. Y-M1M
BEST retail hardwaro furnlturo nnd Imnle
meut stock in Nebraska for sale. Address
ri a, care uee, r maze IB'
ton SALE, photo gallery at Bennett. Only
$200. Good business, Prewltt. 1214 O St.,
Lincoln. Neb. . Y-M623 16
"FORTUNES quickly, made in oil;" writ
for new' booklet (Just out), also special
bulletin and advices on oil Investments,
mailed free. Buckley & Co.. Bankers,
60 Broadway, New York. Y M748 16
tiiii .
IH-CYCLES.
SECOND-HAND bicycles at ,H price; must
have tho roomJor new ones;, cood wheels
for $3 aiid up; It will pay you to Invest
now. wheels sold on payments. Louis
Flcscher, 1622 Capitol av. -MlSl
FOR S.VLE-REAL ESTATE.
CHAB. B. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam Bt.
RE-833
NEW Snow-Church Co. Is a combination
of attorneys nnd banks the world over
for collecting debts und settlement of
estates. 401103 N. Y. Life. Y ?.'l 21
OEOItfJE & COMiVNYffl: FiunanTflt..
Omnlm, or 117 North 25th St., South
Omaha.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTIES DE
S1RAULE FOR INVEBTMENT OR
BUSINESS PURPOSES.
I18.OCO.00 For n brick block In business part
of South Omtitm, leased for 3,Wj.W
per year; win consider part ciinr
property In exenunge.
$15,000.00 For large corner lot near High
ychool, with four detached resi
dences renting for $l,750.W per
yeai.
$ 3,500.00-1' or good building, well located,
paying over lu per cent net.
$12,tW0.00-Kor 11x132 feet ut 8. W. Cor, of
i:th and Harney sts. This lot
Is lu tho center of the wholusnlo
district.
IIKStinKXCKS.
$15,000.00 For 14room modem brick resi
dence, Willi lw-ii. lot in ono or tne
btst rcsldviice locutions lu the city
and uii Farnam street car line.
Orlglnnl cost over $,W0.00.
$12,500 00 For 12-rooni Iioubo near 37th and
Jackson Sts. A tine home und on
one of llio best streets in tho city.
Two lurgo lots, south front; also
good barn.
$ 9.700.00 For 9. room house, strictly modern
and nearly new. In west part of
tnu city, a ueuuiiiui nomu anu
recently built. Also large barn.
$ 4,600 00 For an 8-room houso on 33d St..
north of Dodge, strictly modern
and nearly new.
$ 3,000.00 For 3VM Cass St., S-room house,
modern, lu uood condition. EO-ft.
lot, south front, i;ou-() cost over
Sl.ooo.OO. This plueo will bo within
three blocks of the extension of
tho Harney street cur line.
$ 2,000,00 For 2503 Bt. Mary's nvenuo, 6-room
cottuge, south front, oil asphalt
paved street, which Is all paid tor,
11 house Is lu good condition nnd lm
mediate possession could be given,
$ SiO.00 For 4-room house ut 1413 N. 20th
St., near Paul.
FARM LAND.
320 ucrcs near Gretna, well Improved, spe
cially arranged for stock farm. Price,
$47,50 per acre.
95 acres three miles southwest of South
umana, unimproved, iticc, 65.to per ucrc,
RE-513 15
TUKEY'S CORNER.
Hero you havo some good vacant 16th
htrect business property ut the rlicht nrlce.
Cheaper thun anything vacant north of
thu viaduct and south of Howard st. 133
feet west frontage, running from Leaven
worth street north to tho alley; sur
rounded bv substantial brick lilncUa ntul
the most pubilo corner on tho street; at
tho Junction of tho South Omaha nnd
cross-town car lines. Wo olfcr this entire
tract to ono purchaser for an Investment
or tor Improvement, or wo will subdivide
io huh iiurcnascrs.
A. P. TUKEY, BOARD OF TRADE.
HE-508 15
FOR SALE on monthly payments, 8-room
modern houso on N. Slth Bt. car line:
ulso vacant lots, which will bo improved
iur iiuivuuner on moderate payment aown,
Mutual Loan and Building Association,
G. M. Nattlngcr, secretary, Bco Bldg.
, RE-M711
RANCH AND FARM lands for sulo by tho
union iacino ita.iroaa company, u. A.
McAllastcr, land commissioner. Union
x-ucinu ueautjuuriers, umuna, Sioo.
UE-833
V, ACRE Belvldcro ndd., just off SOth St.,
near the old fort, $276. Ujion R. Hustings,
'12 rtn. lifh at Iw Minn
" . . h. MAMV
6-ROOM cottage and lot, 2 blocks from
21th st. line und 1 block from Dodgo st.
lino; owner must leave city; 1600.00 cush.
tho uyron Reed Co., zu So. 14th st.
, HE-M421
THREE! imnSKH VOU t!S0.
With a few repairs will rent for $9) a
month: 4 rooms each; ibutlt 8 yearB ago;
this Is a snap for sumo1 one. The Byron
jieea 1.0., xiz so. mn at. ltis M443
FOR SALE, bargains. In South Omaha; a
lew cnuicu iota ui ut.anu .sin sts. will be
boiu ciieup. .!hii anu see, ueorgc w, Mas
son, 712 In. 24th st., South Omalia.
, . BB-M46S 24
WANT offer oii-flne 13t. and seven-room
house, .close to' good car line. Eastern
owner anxious io.sci).lAi, J. itcntiard &
sou, JW-iu urown Uioqt, , RE 83G
SEE HENRY ,B. PAYNflli 001 N. TC. LIFE.
A O s KE tU2
FOR SALE Houses and lots In all parts
01 ciiyi aiBo aero property ana Ittrrn
lands. The O.-F. Davis Company, Room
(km uco uuuuing. litu 147
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire
inuuruncc. iiemis, l-axton uik. iita an
FOR SALE-A big bargain for cash. A
ocautiiui nome; a 7-room cottage; lot.Kix
ioo into location; can or address j. A.
u., . w. ,ti, 100-41-
GREAT bargain. A good six-room" house;
uinvi mi, mxiau loot; nno improvements.
$600 or $80o cash, balance to urrange. Por-
sjoiiH, uiukkow diock, ooutn umana.
RE-732 J6
ISO-ACRE well lmnrovoil farm. 4 mllcn
north Wnketlcld, Neb.; cholca land; $31.60
pur uoro; i,wu casn, Ditianco o yenrB at
iV4. it. c. Patterson, 810 N. v. Lite.
RE-M740 18
MEDICAL.
LADIES. I iiosltlvclv iiuaranteo r.nlrtpn
Seal, novcr falling female regulator, will
reucvo most oustinutu cases or delayed
Derlods In llvo hours: sent secum frnm
observation, $1.00. Dr. Annla Fowler, 2741
unvu at., nt, L.UU1B, aio. ills A30
GONOVA Is :t French Irentmcnt for niulo
mid reiuulc, for tho positivo cure of Gou
nr.lmfi MMn,inl nianl. .......... I..
u..(uv... v,r.u, i.iuiMititui w..viiaif,V3, 111-
llanimutlons, Irrltutlims und Ulcerations
of tho mucous memljianes. Au Intortial
reinciiy witn injection continued, wur
rimlirl In rlirn wnrNI nRpn l,i nna n.,.,.1.
$3 per DiickiiKO or two for $5. Sent nnv-
wheruon receipt of price. Tho Kldd Diug
iifem, in. .iiiu i nun viiiuo, roiui.
M. A. Dillon. South Omuha: Davln llrmr
Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubbor
LADIES! ChlchcBtcr's Encllsh I'pnniT.ivji
l'llls are tho best; safe, rcllahlo; take no
iinur. ooiiu ic Htump iur pnrucuiurs; "Re
lief for Ladles" In letter .by ruturn mull
itsk your druggist. Chichester Chcmlca
Co,, Vhlladelplila, Fa.
S1IOHTIIAND ANU TV PEWIUTI.NG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school, 717 N. Y. Lite
-SI2
U9,YI'M! College, court reporter principal
Bco Bldg. j43
NEB. BusIiices & Shorthand College. Boyd'
Theater.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col.. 16 &Doug
I'-OR II K X T FA CTO II 1 13S.
FACTORY laundry or grocery building,
corner. David C, I'atterson, lc'3 Furnam.
- Jll Altt
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING,
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramgo Bldg
OiJ
OSTEOI'ATJIY.
JOHNSON Institute. 615 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel
iwi, tuoo junusoii, u. vj., iaaies aept,
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-S40
it. E. TinMrnritt.. ii n nt nun i ,
Klrksvllle, Mo., 604 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367!
S4l
EXPERT ACCOb.Vi'ANT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, eta, day or even
ing, R. 15, Com. Nut. Bank. u. 11. Ruthbun
-852
UPIIOLSTERINU,
GLOBE COUCH CO., 1519 Lcav'th. Tel. 2529,
M710
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accammnrint
Ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas,
I7
CARPENTERS ANU JOUHERS.
ALL kinds-of carpenter work nnd repairing
nromtitlv i
tnptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lake Sts.
-370
PATENTS.
PATENTS, no fee unleos successful. Sues
& Co., Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Advice
tree. 153 Jul5
LOST.
LOST, near 11th and Jackson sts.. pocket
umw L-uniiiiiiing tnrec w boiu picren;
liberal reward for return of same to Dan
aellu.o nt Paxton & Gallagher Co.
Uist-M"46 17
HYGIENIC MATHS.
FOR ladles only, hygienic baths, with mas
sage hiiu eiectric trcutment. I'ndcr direc
tion of Mrs. T, Schommor, graduate mas
seusc, formerly of "The Buthery." lid
Douglas st. Tel. 2155. Open evenings by
engagement. mboi Mil
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, "o; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 517.
Sts
FURNITURE REPAIRIXl.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
WALL I'APEH.
Sc a roll and tin; pulntlng, paper hanging,
decorating. Kclscy, 117 8. 17th. Tol. 18us.
661
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES, MIm Sturdy, 31$ S. 26th St.
ACCORI)IO. PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best, quick
est. Mrs. A. C. Mark, S.sE. Cor. 17th and
farnum.
TICKK.T IIROKER.
CUT rato tickets everywhere. V., IL Phllt
bin, iwj l'urnam. iti. 791. tai
BUI, IIS FOIt SALE.
CALODIUM and tube roso bulbs, 40c and
sue per uoz. izw iiowuru st.
M-155 M9
IIOII.EII MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, stenm bollers.tanks,
staci.s, etc. Tel. libv. I2tn & lzurd sts,
4S9,
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON.
Olllco Chief CiimmtHnarv of Subsistence.
Omah'i, Neb., April 10, 1901. Sealed 1110
posnls, In triplicate, will be received here
11111.1 11 o ciock a. in., ccninu siunuuiu
time. May 15, 1901, and then publicly opened
1 or tuniiHiiiiig sucu rresn ueet uim mm
ton .11 may be reuulrcd by tho subsist
ence deliurtniniit. 11. H. nrniv. lit Omallll.
incu l'ort urooK, iseb., jeiterson uur-
racits, .mo., i'-urtu i.cavcnwortn, ivan.,
Lugiin II. Roots, Ark., Niobrara, Nub.,
Reno. O. T.. Itllev. Kan., ltohlnsou. Neb..
nnd Hill. o. T.. iinritiir six mouths com
mencing juiy 1, l'jui, iToposuis win uibu
bo received until 10 o'clocK a, m. tnoun
tain standard time, ut Fort Robinsom and
until 11 o'ciock a. in,, ccntrui stuuauru
time, at Jefferson Barracks. Forts Leaven
worth, Logun II, Roots, Niobrara, Reno,
Riley and SIM and opened at posts by re
spective commissaries, onch receiving pro
posals for his own post only. Proposals
will ulso be received stating price at tvhlch
bidder will deliver trcsh beef or mutton
of temperuturo not greater thun 50 degrees
I'nnrt-uneit. intormution rurnisneu on ap
plication hero or to commissary at post
uutnorizca tn open proposals, u. h. in
serves tho rlnht to rolect any or nil nro
posuls or nny purt thereof. Envelopes
should be marked "I'roposuls for Freah
Beef nnd Mutton," nnd addressed to under
signed or commlssurv nt post authorized
to recoivo proposuis. u. u. vii.t3U.N, i.ieut.
Colonel Infantry, Acting Chief Commis
sary. A 15-16-17-18 M-13-14m "
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN 8UPPLIE8
Department of tho Interior, Olflco of Indian
Affairs, Washington',' D. C., March 7, 1901.
Hcaiea nronosais. cnuorsea I'ronosa a ror
blankets, woolen nnd cotton goods, clothing,
etc.. us itic cusu inuy uc. uuu airecieu in
tho Commlssloiier of Indian Affairs, Nob, 77
and 79 Woostcr street. New York City, will
be received until 1 o'clock p. in. of Tuesday;
Mny 7, 1901, for furbishing for tho Indian
service blankets, woolen and cotton roods.
clothing, notions, hats and. caps. Bida must
be made out on government biatiKs.. Hchcd
ulos giving all necessary Information for
bidders will be furnished on application to
the Indian omcc, Washlngton'D. ,C, Nob.
77 and 79 Woostcr street,. New York City;
No. 120S Howard street,' Omaha, Neb.;. No.
235 Johnson street, Chicago, 111., or tho
Commlssury o.f Subsistence, U, S, A,., St.
Louis. Mo. Bids will be opened at the hour
and day ubovu stated and bidders, axe in
vited to bo present at tho opening. The de
purtincut reserves tho right t'p determine
tne point 01 uciivcry una to (eject nny ana
an mn b or uny nan ux. uny ma. v.
JONES, Commissioner. AprS-tQ-May4
WANTED for U. S. army, able-bodied un
married men, botwecn ages of, 21 and 35':
citizens of the United States, of cood
chnractcr and temperate habits, who can
spcuK, read una write ungusn. Mccruitn
specially desired for service In Philippines.
For Information apply to Recruiting Ofll
cer, Cor, 16th und Dodge sts., Omuha, Neb.
LEGAL NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
8TATB OF NE1JRA8KA, OFFICE OI
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. LIN
COLN. Feb. 1. 1901. It Is hereby certified
that the Mutual Life Insurance company
of Now York, In tho stutu of Now York,
hn compiled with the Insurance law of
this Htut appllcablo tn such companies
and Is, therefore, authorized to continue
tho business of life Insurance In this statu
ror tno current year eliding January si
1902.
Witness my hand and tho seal of the
auditor of public uccoiints tho day and
year. nrBi noovc written.
(Seal,) CHARLES WESTON.
Auditor Public Accounts,
By II. A. Ilubcock, Deputy.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should bo read DAILY by alt Interested
an chances may occur at unv time.)
Kuri l n 11 mulls for ihc woi.K ending Anrll
20, 1901, will close (PROMPTLY In all case)
at the General I'ostomoo as follows; PAR
CELS' POST MAILS clcco ono hour carlltr
muii cioHiiiK tnnu Hiiowu neiaw. I'arccis
l'ost malls tor Germany close ut E p, m. on
vciincsuuy unu r riuay.
Regular and Supplementary mulls closo at
Foreign Branch hulf hour later than closing
time hiiown uuiuw
Tmna-AllantltJ Mulls,
WEDNESDAY-At 8:30 a. 111. (Bumilcmeiit
lll'y 111 11. 111.) for EUROPE, ner h. k. Mn
Jcstle. vln (.JueiMistowii; nt 10 11. in. lor
BELGIUM direct,- per s. s. Wcnternl.ind
(mull must 1 10 directed "per h. n. .West-,
rriilund"); uf 2:30 i, 111. for AXvHtES
ini.,. nn. per . k, Aiiireo iMiiigneiii
imtui iur Jtuiy iniist uo inioctcii -pens
n. Marco Mlnchettl").
THURSDAY At H. J11. for A'.OHE8
ISLANDS, pr h. . Tartar I'rlnce; tt
u 111, for FRANCE. . SWITZERLAND,
ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
EGYPT, GREECE, BRITISH INDIA em:
1XJRENZO MAROUEZ. Dor h. a. La Lor.
1 aim-, via. Ilavro (mulls for other purts
01 i-jiiropu must no iiirrcicti --per b. h, im
Lorraine"); ut 7!30 u, m. for ITALY, per
s. h until in uenovii (.man must 00 ai
reeled "ncr a. 8. Clttl ill Oniiovu"!! u
lliii u. 111. (BUppleinentary 1 p, 111.) for
uuiiurK, per h. s. ueutsunianu, viu piy
mouth. Cherbourg und Hunibiirir.
8ATURD Y At 3 u. in. for EUROPE ntr
s. h. Cnmpuulii, via Qucenritnwii (mall for
uer
Cur
Dei- 1. H. it. ai. 'inereniu. via uiieriiourir
nuu iimiiii'11,11 uuu i.i i.,iii-ii , ui uiou 11.' ill,
foi EUROPE, ner u. s. Vaderluiiil. vln
Southiimiiton (mull must be directed "per
b. h. Vuilerlund"): at 7:30 a. m. for NETH-
r,Hi,A,M)a uirooi, per b. Amsterdam
(mall must bo directed "per a. b. Am
sterdam"); at 10 a. in. for SCOTLAND
direct, pei u. h. jtaioriu unau must bo dl
reeled "per s. s. Astoria").
PRINTED MATTER. KTC.-Thls steamer
takes Prlt.ted Mutter, Commercial Papers
und Samples for Germany only. The aume
ciass 01 man muiier lor oilier purls 0
Europo will not be sent by this ship un
less specially directed bv her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic. Malls named above nddl
tlonul supplementary mulls are opened on
the plcra of the Amerlcup, English, French
und German steamers nnd remain open
until, within Ton Minutes of the hour of
B.uiiiiB 111 aicuincr,
Mulls for South nuil Central Amerl
lea
Wft liiillcs, lite,
MONDAY At 7 a. m. for BERMUDA,
LRN BRAZIL, per u. b. Cearense.
yK8!-','!-;1 8 a '"' 'or GRENADA
and
iiiuiiwiiu, iiri r. n. .uiriiyiti , ut
9:W
CENTRAL AMERICA (exnont CQila
m. miiiiitivmaniury iu:m a. m i
rich) und SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per
. p. .tuviinco, via woion (muii lor Uuate
mala must bo directed '.'per b. b. Ad-
yalc?T7L.ftK5 tr P.ERNAMijocp
ni) SANTOS, per s. b. KaMtern Pflncf;
Admiral FsrrflKUt. from Boston: at 11 n.
m. for JAMAICA, per s. a, Barnstable,
POSTOFFICE NOTIC
SaI'. nor Btonmor frnm Mlmnl Flu
WEDNESDAY-At 9:30 rt. m. tor INAlll'A
b:o p. m. up to April ".'3, inclusive, tor
dispatch per s. n, Tdsn Marti (leglsterld
mnll must lip illr.-i-lnl "vln Hriittlp").
Malts for Atlstrnlla (except West Austratln,
w hich noes via i.uropc, anu .eff euinnu,
which gdcB' via San Frunelsco), und FIJI
Islands, via Vancouver, clone here dally
nt 6:30 p. m. after April 13 and up to
April i'7, inclusive, for dispatch per . s.
Aorangl (supplniucntiirv mulls, via Seattle,
closo at 6:30 11. tn. Anrll Ml.
Malls for Hawaii. Chlim, Japan and Philip
piuu ipiuiitiv, vin nun i- rnncisco, cior noro
dally nt 6:30 p. ni. up to April 2S. In
elusive, for dispatch per . s. Nippon
Marti
Malla for China nnd Japan, via Vancouver.
i-iopo uere uauy at i;m p. in. up to April
30, inclusive, for dispatch per s. .1. Em
press of China (registered mall must be
dlrectid "via Vancouver").
Malls for Austra!la (except West Aus
tralia, wnicn is rorwanieii via i-:uropni,
New Zealand, FIJI, Samoa and Hnwsll,
vln Pnn Frntirlsco. closo here dnllv ut
6:30 p. 111. nftrr April 2Sth und up to
jiny Min, inclusive, or on nrrivai 01 s. s,
Cnmnnnla, due ut New York May 4th,
for rilsnntch ner s. s. Sierra.
Mulls for Tuhltl nnd MartiueriiB Islands, via
San Francisco, close nero uauy at 6!30 p.
m. up to May 13th, Inclusive, for dls
patch per 8. s. Australia.
Transpacific mails are forwarded to port of
sailing uauy ami tne scneauio 01 moving
Is iirrnngcd nil the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Rents
torqd mnll, closes ut 6 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN i'OTT. Postmaster.
Posloftlec. New York, N. Y., April 12, 1901,
anu ii.ti 1 1, per b, s. .mi. verunn, in 1;
m for CUBA. YUCATAN. CAMPECHE,
TABASCO and CHIAPAS, pet s. a. Yll.
catrtli, via lliivnmt and I'rdgreo (mall
for oilier parts or Mexico must be 'dl
rrotrd "dpi- b. m. Vtieatun"l.
THURSDAY At 12 m. for SANTIAGO, per
8. b Santiago 110 cubii; ut u::iu n. 111. ior
JAMAICA, per b. s. Admiral Schley, lrom
Ildslon.
FRIDAY At 10 a. nt. for HAITI, per s. s.
urnniu .-nss.in inmii rnr i.-iirnooii. ene-
zuclit, Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana
must oi directed, per b. b. urunjo iiib
Ball'): nt 12 m. for MEXICO, tier B. H.
Ithakii. via Taninlco (mall must bo di
rected "per fl. b. Ithnkii").
SATURDAY At 7 a. 111. for BRAZIL, per
b. b. uoieruiga (man rnr Mortuern liruzu
Argentine Rcnubllc. UrtiKtiuv nnd 'I'aru'
iruav must bo directed "ner h. b. Cole
ridge"): at 7:30 11. 111. for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC, URUGUAY nnd PAHA
GuAY per n. s. Bellanacii; at 7:30 u. m.
ror ARQUNTINK Rl'.l'UBLIC, 1RU"
GUAY nnd l'ARAGUAY. lief b. s. Am
blKtnn: ut I n. m. for BERMUDA, nn
.. m--I .. t .1 .1 . . n ... .1 'I- L-lWfl
n. d. iiiitiu.i,,, tt. ,1 111. 1111 n 1 . 117
und, DEMERARA, iier s. b. Ullor; nt U
111. (Buppleinrniiii-y 9:30 a. in.) for PORTO
RICO (Via San Jtinn), VENEZUELA nnd
CURACAO, per b. h. Caracns (mall for
aaviiniiiii aim uartnngcna must do i:i
rocted "per a. s. Caracas"); at 10 u. in.
for, CUBA, per a. s. Mexico, via Havana;
nt 10 u. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.)
for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA,
SAVANILLA .and CARTHAGENA. per s.
b. Altai (mall for Costa Rica must be
directed ''per b. b. Altai"); nt 10 u. m.
(supplementary iu:w a. m.) ror uaiti
nee a b. AIdb:, at 12:31) n. m. for MAT,
ANZAS, CAIBARIEN. NEUV1TAS. OI
BARA and uaiial-ua. per b. b. o inda
. 1 1 . . i , . t. i.i. ,. . ,
loruiii.uy mnn uni. IU1.-11 mum liu ui
rppiril "ner B. B. Ollnda"): nt !! n. m
foi NASSAU, per steamer from Alluml,
Mulls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Hvunev. unci inencc iv steamer, c oin hi
this olllco dully at 6:30 p. in. connecting
close hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Mulls for Miquclon, by rail to
Boston, nnd thence by steamer, closo nt
this olllco dally ut 6:30 p. m, Malls fur
cubu, by ran to rori xumpn, l'la,, nnd
thence by stenmor. closo ut thlH udlre
dally, except Monday, at 6 a. in. (the
connecting closes ure on Sunday, Wedncs
day and Friday, Mulls for Cuba, by rail
to Aiiumi, i'ia., anu tuenco ny steamer,
close at this ofllco every Monday nnd
Friday nt 11 n. m. Mulls for Mcxlrn nit v.
overland, unless specialty addressed for
dispatch by steamer, close at this olllce
dally at 1:30 p. in. und 11 p. m, Mails ror
Costa Rica, Bclixa. Puerto Cortcr. nnd
Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and
thnnca by steamer, close at this miim
dally at 1:30 p. m. (connecting closes here
Mondays for Belize, Puerto Cortez and
Guatemala and Tuesdays for Costu Rica).
Registered mall closed at 6 p. ni. previ
ous an.
Traiis-t'aclflo Malla.
Malls for Australia- (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), Now Zea
land, FIJI, Bamoa and liuwull, via Ban
I Francisco, .close, here .dally at 6:30 p. in,
after March 31 und Up to April 13, In
clusive, or on urrlval of s. a. Ciimoinla
due ut Now York April 13, tor dispatch per
a.- b. vaniunu
Malls for China. Japan and Phlllnnln
islands, via uucoma, cinse nere daily at
6:30 p. m. up to April V18. Inclusive, for
dlsputcn per s. s. duko oi t' ltt.
Mails for Hawaii. Jauun. China and Phllln
ptno Islands, via San Francisco, close hero
uauy at :ju p. m. up io April -"ZD, in
elusive, for disnatch tier b. s. Doric.
Mulls for Hawaii, via Sun Francisco, closo
'here' dully nt 6:30-p. m. up to April 2l for
diepuicu per b. b. Aionposu.
Mulls for China. .Julian and I'liMlnnlnn
lslatidB, via Seattle, close hero dally ut
RAILWAY GUIDE.
UNION STATION-KITH AND MARLY.
Union Pnclllc.
Leave,
.a 8:2o am
,u s:ou um
,.nll:35 pm
,.nll:& pm
Arrive
Overland Limited,...
Fast Mull
Mnll and Express
a 7:30 pm
il :t!25 nm
a 4:25 pm
uoioruuo upceiai
Mnnnili.llnmuli,,rff I
n CM am
bl:30 pm
it d! Ml nm
o 4:uo pm
Grand island Lucui....b 5:30 pm
b 9:35 am
L'IiIvuku Northnealcrn.
Clilcugo Spcclul...,, u 7:00 am
Chicago I'ussenger u 4:lu pm
Euutern Exuress ulOiaJ um
Eustcrii Spoclul u 4:oj pm
1'UBt Mull
Omahu-Chlcugo L't'd...a 7:45 pm
l-at Mull u 8:30 .um
Ccdur Rupluu Passenger
Mom city Pacllitv
Twln City ExprcB8.,...,u 6:63 am
Twin City Limited a 7:b6 pm
Sioux CIW Local u 8100 um
nll:30 pm
ii ftMU um
u 4:oj pm
a 4;oo pm
uL'US pm
j. b:oo um
n 5:30 pm
ni0:25 pm
ii s:iii a
II 3iu0 p
lileuuo, Mlltvauknc A SI. Paul.
UlllcngO Limited a. ( :00 um a S:a, nm
ClUtiiKO to umuha Ex..b 7:15 um b 3:10 pm
IUIiioIn Ceutral.
Chlcugo Express,., a 7:00 um
Clilcugo, Minneapolis
St. i'uuI Limited u 7:45 pm
Minneapolis st. Paul
Exprt-pu a 7:00 um
tort Douae Local, from
Council ill u it b 4:30 pm
Fort.Duugo 1-ocal, trom
Council Bluiiu u 6:00 am
MUnuurl Piivlllc. "
St, Louis Express nl0:lX) am
K, c. 6i St. L. uxpresj..uio:5o pm
Oliiulin & (it. LouU.
St. Louis "Cannon
..Bull" it 0:13 pm
kiwjwus City At gulucy
Local u 7:00 um
ull:25 pm
a 8;0o am
b 9:40 p
a 8:16 am
a 6:25 pm
u b;j um
a 8:2U um
u 9;W pm
lili-nuo, llni-U InIhiiiI at Pnclltc
ucs .iioincs fit Daven
port Local u 7:25 nm
Cnlcugo Express bll;ij um
Dos iMolncH Loct. u, i:.'j pm
( .'llllMI Ifll Pllrtt li.Viir.tuu !.,.!
bl 1:25 a
u :lu it
ni
u i;u pm
u li-J pm
Dus miiiiil'M. ItooR lulunil
at unicngo...... u 7M0 pm u 9:33 pm
j.iiicoiii, t.uio. epriugs,
.umver, puublu unu
West a 1:30 pm
Colorudo, Oklahoma und
Texas Flyur..,,t u 5:20 pm
a 4:15
a 9:50
pm
am
a Dally,
b Dally except Sunday.
BURLINUTON NTAT'lON-lOTII Jc M A SDK
lIurlliiKiim A Mlimourl Itlver.
Leave. Arrive.
Nehnuka. & Colorado
Express u 8:40 um u 7'35 pm
Wymorti, Beutrlce At
Lincoln a 8:40 am blU.VJ am
Denver Limited u 4:25 pm a 3:W pm
umcn lllim ac iubci
Hound. Denver Con-
iitctloii a 9:00 pm a 6:15 um
Lincoln Fast Mall U a;00 pm u 9;!7 um
Fort Crook At Plntts
mouth ...,.............,.b 3:20 pm bll:05om
ueuevuo ec i-auiuc joi,.uij;iu um
Chleauo. Ilurllnuliiii Ji Uuliu-v.
i.iiiL-aK'i npeuiui..... u i:uu am aiu:
Chicago Vestlbulcd Ex. .a 4:oo pm u 7:
Chicago Local a 9:30 um a 4:
Clilcugo Limited u 7:50 pm u 7:
Fast Mall,, u 2;
K ii ii mi h City, St, Jowcph it Cii
lllu ffa.
Kunsaa City Day Ex.,. a 9:20 am n li;
Kansas City Night Ex..ul0:du pm u u:
St. Louis Flyer u 5:10 pm all:
Chlcugo Special u 7;00 am aio
20 pin
:i um
oj pm
ij um
li pm
illicit
25 pm
10 i rn
15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
WEBSTER DEPOT-1BTII A. WEIIbTER
Fremont. Eluubrii tt UlUaoarl Vnlley
Black Hills. Dcadwbod. ''?,lV(,' Arr'V
not wirings,. a s:uo pm a 5:00 nn
Wyoming, Cusper &
Douglas d 3:00 pin c 6:00 pm
tiumiiiRH, iprK, jjuvia
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter & Swur;l,..,,.b 3;00 pm b 6;00 pm
ANIT0RS' PERMANENT LIST
Dnnril of Eiliienllnn ConaMera Reo-
Intlnn Pro vldl it ir for Secure
Employment.
, permanent list of Janitors employed
by the Hoard of Education, similar to tho
teachers' permanent list, may bo Instituted
In Omaha. At last night's meeting of the
Board of Education Member Robert Smith
Introduced a resolution providing that
Janitors who havo scned five years, who
arc recommended by the committee on
heat and ventilation, and approved by
eight members of the board, shall bo
placed on the permanent list.
Janitors who secure a place on the
permanent list ran be dismissed only after
charges against them aro considered at
two meetings nnd after len members ,oto
to remove them. Robert Smith stated that
thn measure Is designed to free Janitors
from politics. Mr. Howard said tbat ho
believed such a plan would not be desir
able. Tho resolution was referred to tho
committee on rules.
Chenilt'nl Laboratory.
Tho location of tho chemical laboratory
at tho High school was discussed. Tha
laboratory Is now on the Ihlrd floor of thn
old building and tho plans for the new
bulldidg provldo space for the laboratory
on tlio second floor. Sovoral of the mem
bers favored allowing It to remain tn thn
old building. This plan wah opposed. It
Is maintained that the third floor of thn
old building wilt probably be removed In a
few years lo mako (ho structure' har
monize better with thn new' wing. Thn
members agreed to postpono final action
concerning the laboratory until next
week,
Seliunl (,'eiiaun Enumerators.
The following wore named enumerators
to take the school censjis In tho Omaha dis
trict for the present year; First ward, P.
L. Forgau, Thomas B. Eillngwood; Sea
ond ward, Mrs. Christina Stover, Mrs. M.
Hay; Third ward, Fred Watson.
Charlcj Singer; Fourth ward, T. K. Sud
borqugh. Frank O'Hnlloran; Fifth ward.
J. II. Ilrtiner, (1, W. Holbrook; Sixth
ward, E. M, Itoblnson, I). S. Anderson;
Seventh wnrd, (Ifuco A. Ilradloy, Florence
M. Parmelee; Eighth ward, William O.
McLean, Samuel Anderson; Ninth ward,
E. J. Parrott, A. T. Ayers.
Wnntn Coiiiniriii-riiirn t Speaker.
Principal A. II. Watcrhouse ot tho
High school notified the board tbat the
senior class hns expressed a desire to havo
a speaker engaged lo address the class at
commencement tlmo rather than hsvo
members of Ihq clnss dcllvrr orations. Tho
High school committee wns nnthorltcd to
engage a commencement spenker.
I'lnniicrii f Hie tlonril.
A report of tho secretary concerning tho
finances of the board showed that the ex
penditures for the first three months of
1901 wore $92,534. During Hie sunui period
last year $101,707.6,9 was expended. The
balance in tho High school fund April I
wns $100,660.62. Tho receipts for tho first
three months of 1901 were $70,777.22.
The commlttoo on, finance recommended
that Immediate steps be taken to place
Btiftlclont money In the Insurance fund to
afford protection to school buildings or that
Insurance he taken nut on the buildings.
Tho recommendotlon of the committee waa
adopted.
Trees for Ardor Day.
A sum not to exceed $30 was appro
priated for tho purchase of trees and
shrubs to be used In tho celebration of
Arbor day.
Principals were instructed to Investi
gate nil broken windows In school build
ings. The number of broken windows for
tho present school year Is five times as
great an last year and the committee nn
buildings and property Is determined to
collect damages. ' from pupils who aro
responsible for broken glass.
RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER
C'rclgliton Collriff lloya Art nnrl Spealc
the Colrritljte I'lirn'l to Their
Frlejuda' Delimit.
The Crclghton Literary socloly gave an
excellent presentation of Samuel Taylor
Coli-rldgc's "The Rltno' of (ho Ancient
Mariner," at Crclghton unlvority Hall Mon
day cvoulng. A dollghtful nudloncc filled
the hall to overflowing and manifested Its
approval by hearty applause nt, frequent In
tervals. Tho role of the Ancient Mariner was
taken by William A. Schall In an ablo man
ner. His gestures, volco and appearance woni
truo in detail and ho held'tho close atten
tion of the audience throughout the lengthy
narrative. Charles S. Btirko took the part
of tho wedding guest, to whom the tale
was told, and iic(tilt(cd hlmsolf creditably.
Both were In costume.
The fcaturo of tho presentation was the
largo number of colored Blereoptlroa
vIcwh, with which each of llio principal
Incidents was illustrated. ,Th.ey wnro Re
produced frnm tho paintings of Paul Gus
tuvc Doro, whosu creative Imagination found
full scopo In his Illustration of the scenes
so graphically depicted by llio poet.
A Abort musical and lllornry program pre
ceded tho narrative, Ceorge F. McCrackcn
delivered n salutatory, followed by "Cpl
crldgc: Ills Personalities and Eccen
tricities," from C. Joseph McCaffrey. "The
Ancient Mariner: Actualities against
Possibilities" was tho subject of Francis
M. McCaffrey. Tho musical numbers wera
by tho university sextette, the doublo quar
tetto and Joseph Rorghoff.
.Toll Couldn't llnve Mnoil It
If ho'd had Itching piles. They'ro terribly
annoying, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve will
euro tho worst esse of plies on earth. It
has cured thousands. For Injuries, paint
of bodily eruptions It's tho best salve 'la
tho world. Price, 25c n box. Cure guaran
teed. Sold by Kuhn ft. Co.
MarrlnKf Llt'eiinea.
Marriago licenses have been Issued to tha
follhwliio- nersnns:
Wllllo Carter. Omaha....,
Susie Duffy, Omaliu
Nels A. Anderson, Smith Omaha
Delia Simpson, South Omuha ,,.
Gcorgo C. Struhiin, Omaha
Mury F. McCutcheon, Omaha
John "T. Worley, Omaha,....'...,
Com Goodrich, Omuhu ',
Samuel Plckurd, Huvclonk, Neb
Thedii A. Fuller, Huvclock, Neb
August O. Hoffmun, Omaha
Tonsil Suttcrileld, Omaha
William I, Bhlnn. South Omuha
Man Hunter. South Omaha
.lfiM.titi y.flAVUU-. flmitli Omnlir,
Frances Novotny, South Omuiia!"H!
RAILWAY "GUIDE.
mont
Fremont Local..
ChlriiMO, Si.
b 7:30 nm bl0;23 am
t.c 7:30 um
Paul, Mlniiciipalla St
Twin City Passenger... a 6:C0 um n 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger allilu am
Sioux City u 3M5 pm
MlNtuurl Pat'lflc.
Nebruskn Local, Viu
Weeping Water b 1:10 pm ui0;15 am
n nnllv
l Daily except Sunday, c Sun-
d Dally excopt Saturday, a
Dally except Mnnduy
Mij.mii'iM.iipra
Bums Venn a Pan. 7 Haun. It Mlnslta.
ant-inn i lursftnni . .. ,,....,.,.
..iviii. ii.korim ii uy ecus i unu
Commonsr-iUn, Twin Sen, i jTdoO Tori, Mtr
New England. " 11.600 " Aof St
Vjneour. .. ,.pr 13 Dominion . Apr7
Cimbf0riin.(.. May 4 Vincoutof Mala
v iiafi ira(Majaj-i, gajfj-i;
inini i-iiiiuueipniu; ut -ii p. m. lor NAij
ouuuin, 4-iiiwu.ii ot r