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THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: FH1DAY. MAY 17, 1901.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisements for llirae entuinui
ttIII lie lukril until 12 tit. fur the
(renins edition nuil until 8 110 p. in.
for morning nml Similar edition.
Bates, 1 l-2o n word first Insertion,
la a irorrt thereafter. Nothing; tnkrn
for lean tlmn Sifia for the Drat luarr
Hon. These fl vf rtUomcuta uiuat be
run consecutively.
Advcrtlaera, lr reqtieatlnu num
bered check, cnn hnre nnairera nil
dreaaed to numbered letter In cure
of The lice. AnatTera ao nddreased will
he delivered on presentation of the
eheok'-onljr.
wanted-mall: help,
WANTED We huvo steady work for a few
good hustlers of good habits and appear
nnce. C. F, Adams Co,, 1605 llownnl St.
B-301
BARBER trade tnURht thoroughly lit short
tlmn; catalogue- and particulars free.
WcMtcrn Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb.
B-303
WANTED, assistant engineer, capable of
operating steam and refrigeration plu'it;
state Ago, experience nnd salary expected,
nlso If married or single. Address J'. 0),
Bee. - . U-751
WANTED, r.xperle need soap salesman;
must be thoroughly competent: Btnto nge,
experlcnco and salary. Address HS, Hoc.
B-M926
'IN advertising solicitor wanted. Apply to
Allbery. 609 North Twenty-fourth street,
South Omaha H-Mlll IT
WANTED, nn experienced druggist, regis
tered, with best of referenced. Address
Ktihn Sc Co., Omaha, Neb., with refer
ences. B-M17I 18
WANTED, nn energetic man In ench
lorallty to represent our rapidly growing
business; a teacher, student or one with
church afllllatlons preferred; no experi
ence, necessary; no capital Is needed;
salary Jioo pT month. Address Mnnnger
Association. 91S 8tnr Bldg . Chicago, III.
B-M163 22
tVANTMO Salesmen; also ndvortlser-i; no
books; cash salary. Ttlumph Co.. Dallas,
, Tex. H-Misr, S3
WANTED A young man wltH business ex
perience, who can command tl.oon or tl. M
cash, to Inko thn local management of n
money making proposition, no traveling;
city trade; capital can be .turned monthly,
making a net profit of 15 to 20 per cent.
Address George H Dunn, Jr , care of
this olllce. H-M1S5 20
S A I , I : H M K X MM N T B II .
SALESMEN for pen carbon copying books
nnd other quick selling olllce specialties;
lino sldo lines: cntnloguo free, earn 120
weekly. Model Mfg. Co., box R, South
Bend, lnd. -M13S Jell
WA.NTUH-rl3MAI.l3 11111,1.
WANTED; 200 girls. 1621 Dodge. Tel. 870.
C-307
WANTED ladv TurklHh bath operator;
must havo had good experience. Apply
room 220, Bee building. C fiT2
WANTED, housekeeper in small family;
no washing. Address P 10, Bco. C 271
IVANTED, girl for general housework. JSIJ
California ,l Mrs. W. K. Potter.
C 19
RELIABLE help. Canadian pfllcc, 1522 Doug.
C 773
AT ONCE, competent girl for general
housework: references required. Mrs
Geo. B. Goss, 3027 Chicago. C-M916
A.T ON.CE. competent girl for general
housework; references required. Mrs.
Geo. B. Voss, C027 Chicago. C M918
WANTED, cook and second girl, S510 Far
nam. C MH2
QOOD girl for general housework. 1021
Park avenue. C JU50 17
IVANTED-Olrl for
1050 Georgia Ave.
general
housework.
C-159-
VVANTED, good woman cook, nt once.
Commercial hotel, Humphrey, Neb.
C-M173 19
GIBL to cook and assist In genieraliouse
work; family of two. 3221 Ix?avenworth.
C-M10I 17
WANTED Waitresses for tho west; J2U
per month. Apply 715 S. nth street.
C M1&3 20
WANTED Girl for general housework?
family of four; modern house. Call 216
S. 31st nvenue. c Mli7 17
Fllll Bli.ST- 1IODMES.
IF you want your houses well rented place
TO move right, get Omaha Van Storago
D-310
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of the city.
Brennan-Lovo Co., 320 South 13th street.
D-31I
Houses, stores.
Bcmls, Paxton Block.
D-312
SEE HENRI! B. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE.
U-313
HOUSES, etc. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-311
HOUSES and flats.
Btngwult, Barker block
D-315
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Brown block,
D-310
FOUB rooms, modern, $11.00. PCS N. 27 SI.
D-M3SI M-29
LABGE 12-room residence on tho North
boulevard, will paint, paper and make
what Improvements nra necessary. Rent,
HV.uu.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
10th nnd Douglas.
D-.M675
FOR RENT, Btrlctly modern Hat, Davldge
tiulldlng, opposite city nan.
o-room modern house, 2006 Mason St., near
park, nice lawn ami shade, $35.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1S02 FARNAM ST.
D-SI91S
2905 S. 17TH ST., seven-room house, city
water in kitchen: will paper and paint to
suit good tenant; block from So. Omaha
car; rent, $15. Omulia Loan & Trust Co.
D-M263
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam st.
D-M293
FOB BENT, 2121 Sherman ave., 10-r.. mod
crn, $35. Byron Reed Co , 212 So. Hth.
D-M76I
For house painting that will stnnd. artistic
colors, moderate prices, 'phoun 2092. A. H.
Clark, 2703 Leav., for cost. D MS71 17
11-ROOM modern residence, 51R South 22d
street, rent payable In board for man and
wife; references exchanged. D M922
MODERN 7-room house near park. 1509 So.
2Sth. D-lOfl
ROOM rnus nenr Ilanscnm park, in flno
condltlOii, ront $37.50.
OMAHA LOAN AND TBl'ST COMPANY.
16th and Douglas Sts.
D-M963
2222 I.ARD St., E-room modern tint. $12.
Tho Byron Beed Co., 212 So. Hth St.
D- -M97S
842 Capitol nve,, S rooms, at $25.
, - D-M129 21
TO LET, elegant large 13-room home; laVgs
lawn and barn, $75 per month.
To Let. 8. room house, new, every con
venience, $10 per month.
W. Farnam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam St.
D-M131
B-r.. newly overhauled outside and In, 2Sth
nnu Mapie, iu. inquiro 1203 Farnam si
D-157-1S
FIVE-ROOM tint. 13th and Cnstellar; all
modern improvements; 510 per month
John Rush, 'Phone 611 or A-20S4.
ni50:t
l-ROOM strictly modern house. 2669 Doug
las, Thomas II Fell, 400 Merchants Nn-
uonai naiiK mug.- u at 101
FOR RENT, modern S.rconi cottage, 9fG
S. 25th ave.; newly painted and papered.
Tho O. F. Davis Co., 552 Beo bldg.
D-M162 20
FOR RENT June 1st, 8-room brick house,
all modern. 316 N. 23d Btreet.
D-M1SS 19
FOR IIENT-FL'RMSIU:!) ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam.
E-320
THE THURSTON, 15th and Jackson: steam
-321
koii iii:.T-rutM.siicu rooms,
T1HIEE nine rooms, light housekeeping.
1112 S. 11th. K-114
iTorSETcEEPINO rooms, t8 up. 5623 St.
Mary's. E-MS09 M22
ENTIRE parlor floor, 3 largo modern rooms.
Furnished for light housekeeping, gas
furnished, gus range; near 25th St Fnrnatu.
References exchanged. 8 27, Bee.
E-15S-1S
FOB BENT, ftmilshed rooms for light
housekeeping. 711 S. ICth St. E 170 22
3 NICK rooms, light housekeeping. 1112 S. 1L
t ,J-m
NICE room; modern. 2SS0 Hartley street.
E-MH2 23
I I It.MSIIEII ROOMS AM) UOAIll).
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-322
GLENCAlRN,transle,nts,11.25 day. 1009 Doug,
F 323
THE Morrlam, summer resort, 23' Dodge.
f-mo;s
LARGE south front parlor, also smaller
rooms, with board. The Rose, 1020 Harney,
F-b'Jj
A NICE south room.
23th St.
The. Pratt, 212 Ho.
F-81-i
ROOMS, S"0So. 20th.
. F-Mllii K
LAROK
south front, room ulth IhmtiL 2o2
h st. , . K-MiajS
!1
No. ISth
SOl'TH room, with boarl. 1M Cnpltol ave.
F.I17i5 1!i
rou iii:.M-t m i it.M.siii:n ikioms.
DESK room space, 3 per month', ground
floor room In Tlia Bee building, faclnt
Farnnrn street; no expenso for light, heat
or Janitor sen Ice. B. C. Peters & Co.,
Rental Agents, lice building. Q-416
5 t'NFI'RNISIIED chambers for man and
wife. 31 North 17th St. O-SH
Vol II rooms, modem, within walking dls
tiince; man nnd wifo. preferred: refer
ences. M2 S. 26th Ave. CI 1S." 1C
THREE unfurnished rooms, modern, light
housekeeping. 2211 Douglas St.
O-.MUriU
1-Mlt III3M-STIIIIBS AMI OKI'lCl.
FOR RENT, store In first-class location;
rent roisonable. Apply R. C. Peters ,fc
Co., ground Moor, Rio llldg. 12C!
FOB BENT," the building formerly-occu"
pled by Thn Bee at 916 Farnam St. It has
four stories aild u basement which was
formerly used us The Bee. press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply nt onco to C. C. Rose
water, secretary, room 100, Boo building.
I-2C1
AUE.Vl'S WA.Vl'KU.
WANTED-Canvasflng agents In every
county to solicit suuscriptions ror THE
TWENTIETH CU'NTURY FARMER and
tho NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK AND COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains l.lOi)
Imperial octavo puges, tM object-teaching
engravings, und Is the only book on
live stock ever published adapted to the
tvery-duy, pructlcal, money-saving uso
uf cvry farmer and stock owner, steady
employment with uesured good Income.
Agents In tho country with horsu and
buggy especially desired. Canvassers
make easily 0O to $lu0 per mouth. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
Beo Building, Omaha. J is7.
AGENTS make $C dally selling tho cheapest
mid iiiobl ierieui waiter inter uver in
vented; retails nt $1.60; big protlt; ex
clusive territory, Seneca Filter Co., Sen
cca. Mo. J-M91S Jell
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 012
911 Junes, general storago and forwarding
-324
OM. Van Stor. Co., 15UV4 Farn. Tela. 1559-S63.
323
WAXTHU TO BUY.
WANTED, second-hand furniture, largo or
small lots; highest prices paid; drop a
earn or tci. j. icvinc, ;m .N. pitii.
. , N-M1J9 Jei3
WANTED, one to live tons clean ryo straw
which has been threshed by hand and Is
free from chaff. Address (leu. A. Joslyn,
uiiiuiui, i-u. i at io
WANTED, to buy two dozen Leghorn hens.
WANTED, good base burner for brand new
uicycie. iiti itogcrs, 1211 Farnam st.
N-MH3 19
rUH SALE l-UllMTUlltt,
flllHAGO FUBNITUBE CO.. 1410 Dodce.
Tel. 2020. New Sc 2dhand furniture bougut,
eoiu, excuuugeu. u j.u
UPHOLSTERING, 16th & 11 Worth, Tel. H6l
u vn
FOR SALE HOUSES, VIOIHCLIIS, IZTC
FOR SALE, top buggy, good condition;
your oner is my price, 11 it is rigut. u,
M. Hart, 1307 Jones St. P MSVJ
FOR SALE, 2-seated family carriage, 31"ip
son make, $123. 1011 Farnam St. P-032
ruoUei' lire; oeen orivei: nine, out goou
as new.
u. -i. iiart. luui junta m.
P-773
I SELL new, up-to-dato buggies, runabouts,
etc. li. l-rosi, mn ana i.eavenworin.
P-191
FINE family mare,
472S N. 39th st.
and
surrey. Apply
' l-'OH .Vll,K-MISCELLANEOUS.
SAWDUST, choapest posts, poultry & hr.g
fence. Wl uougias. ij m
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam
y isj
SAFES, buy, sell, exe'go. Schwartz, 111 S. 13.
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds of feed and
coal. Monroe a: 1-0, , tvj iiin. tci, ui
Q-7W
WIRE fence fot poultry, Belgian hare, hog
nclu cr lawn iru orKs, 011 a. ittn m,
Q-MS7S Jy7
FOB SALE, fireproof safe! will sell very
cheap, .xiiuiess. .1, t-aro jiee
J Q-.MUM9
FOR SALE, shoemaker.'s out fit, Including'
material and machine. C. Allscliuler. Te-
kamaii, jseu. u-jiui .v
ICE for sale by carload, lots. ' J. N. Cus
sell, Aurora, Neb. Q MHO 17
FOB SALE 15 head gocil' fresh cows. Call
a I llTlllUMl. ui niui n Ik , ., 1111.1 jtuifc
Sts. " ' Q-154-17
NEW city directory for sale cheap. Call nt
Beo olllce. . -p-lSO IS b
FOR SALE Cheap: fresh Jersey cow! grind
milker nnd perfect pot. A. L. Root, sntli
and Pratt Hts. j 1. 11'
nAUGAlNS In secondhand Clevelands. Nn
tlnnals. Rncvcles. Columhlns. StenrllS
Crescents, Worlds, Mnnsons' nnd1 many
otner mnKes iiinnna uicycie 10.. cor
ner 16th nnd Chlcngo Sts. . Q 177 22
CLAIRVOYANTS,
MBS. FRITZ, medium. 819 North 10th.
3 800
MM E. GYLMEB. palmist, 315 So. loth st'.
S S73
EI.ECTllIC TIIHATMK.NT. ,
MME. SMITH, baths. 118 N. 15th. 2d door,
lioom 1. T 124 20
MISS MAE LESLIE, 0198, ICtli St., 3d floor,
1 MO 11-
.EIISO.NAI,,
nil. ROY. chronodlst: corns HUnrrtlunu
ralr removed by electricity. R. 12, Frenzer
DIOCIt. U-.-WJ
PRIVATE home before and durlns conllne
meut; liables adopted. Mrs. llurget, 2C20
liuruene. u i
VIAVA. woman's way to health: rational
wholesome homo treatment. 318 lira Bldg,
u 337
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rem-, wiiiie, sewing jiacuiue. iwi u.oug
IBS. ICI. .SI. U
NEW 'ltdlers for cloth wrfinrel-s. NnvAltv
Iron und Brass Works, 417 S. 10th. PhnnS
ItCil IT M?oo 1,, ,
wv, w . I - U Ulll.,
PERSONAL,
P.t'PTURE cured' no ktilfo, no pain, no
danger; send for circulars. Empire Blip,
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Building, Omaha,
U-335
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and
during coullnement; babies adopted, 2306
runt St. U-310
M. OOI.DMAN & CO.. only perfect ac
cordlon pleating plant In the west; mall
orders solicited. SUlto 200, Douglas Block.
U 33S
A BOX rf Bc-No-May Powder Is not a
luxury whr it affords you ft cure und
secures the comfort and happiness of your
roommate. u Mil:
CARPETS md rugs cleansed like new
without taking up. Satisfaction or, no
pay. City rc-luruiiLu. Dlop postal. SOS J, lb.
U 131 Jl
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING; mill
orders solicited, Omaha Pleating Co.. 1.24
Douglas. U-M5J2
WE RENT sewing machines nt "5c per
week. Wo repair and sell parts for all
makes of machines. Nebraska Cycle Co.,
cor. 13th and Harney, 'phono 1663.
NEED money; will sacrifice my Ivers
Pond uprlRht grand piano; make me an
offer. Address P 01, Bee. U-lio 1C
WAI.I. PAPER cleaner. C. Sllddlcmlit.
Tel. 12iS. Rest of city references. Leave
order at 1.19 Farnam, U-M14S 21
.MOM2V TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms ut & per cent; borrowers can
pay J1W or any multiple; any Interest
datu; no doliy. Brennar.-Luvo Co., 3Wt S.
13th st., Omaha, Neb W 341
MONEY to loan on Improved Omahu real
estate. urcnuuii-t.uso Co., 3uu south ism.
w 312
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
ucorge s: company, iwi rat nam sueui.
w sis
FIVE per cent money. Bcmls, Paxtou block.
v. Jll
WANTED, c'ty and fntra loans; also bends
aru warrants, it. u. I'uiers A: uo., liu:
i-uinum si., lieu uiog. v Jia
MONEY t loan ut 41: ud ojj per cent on
uniunu prupuriy. . u. .iicuii. rji a, loin.
IUVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas,
V J13
FIVE and 514 per cent city -ud farm loans,
uarviu liros., iuu t-aruam si. vmj
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 037 N. Y. L.
v 3jU
CASH on hand. G. E. Turklngton, 605 Bco.
W .MJo3
TO LOAN, $400 to $500 on real estate secur-
W-U71
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved real es
tate: a Dcr ec u iniciesi: no eomin asion:
prlvllegu of, paying Jloo or more before
IIIiiLUI 11) .IIVClUlll .iiuium i.ue ills.
Do. John W. Gish, special loan agent,
211 1st rvut'l Bank uldg., Oinalia, Neu.
W-710
$1,000 AND upward to loan on improved city
nronertv and farms.
Wanted, Omaha and Douglas county gen
eral iuna w.irriinis. . i-arnum fcinltli
Ac Co., 1320 Farnam street. W 791
AND 5Vi per cent loans. W. H, Thomas,
First National Bank building. Tel. luis.
w 351
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
WHEN YOU NEED 8IONKY SEE US.
It is' easy to advertise lowest titles, as
others do, but wo leel positive, that It you
will ir.aku compurlzoiiH you will be con
vinced tliat you can uo oetter with us
thiin elsewhere. We loan un furnitun.
pianos, live stock, etc., or wo will inako
you ..
SALABY LOAN
without Indorser or mortgage.
We charge nothing lor making tho
loan ul.d you receive
the full amount in cash.
You may pay it buck in one
month or take six months or
more In which to nuv It.
and you neid not puy tor It one uuy longer
man you nc-i uui icrnm aru ine
easiest, our business Is confidential and
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Uoaid or Trudo Bldg. Tel.
(Established 1892.) 300 S. ltjtli St.
X-354
upun Uielr names without security; easy
nuvineiitH. Tuinian.Hu iiouid ut i'i :i . 1 ,, 1 . 1 , 1 . -
X-827
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses
.l.,...l. ltrf ll.AUl, 1 W lln.l.... I.il.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
nn household furniture, nlnnos. horses.
wagons, etc., In two hours' time; ulso to
salaried people on their plain notes, with
out security. Easiest payments and low
est rates In Omulia. Privato lntprvlewlni-
room. AmeMcan Ixuti c o., room 32 Brown
block. Cor. lbth and Douglas Sts.; cntranco
on ltn si., oiiposue 1. .i. c. a. mug,
A -1130
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALAiiiEU itturL.u, merchants, team
Bters, boarding houses, etc., without so
curltv: easiest terms: 40 otllces In nrlnel-
pal cities. Tolman, 410 Board Trade Bldg
-V 3,(
BALARY LOANS upon plain notes. No
mortgugc, no inuorser, no publicity;
lower rules, mui-u etisivi iiuyincuis.
BELIABLE CBEDIT CO.
Third Floot, Boom 303, Paxton Block.
X-353
LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE
live stock, etc. yuieK service nnu lowest
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 633 (top
Hour; I'uxiou uiock, noriiieusi. corner liii
and Farnam; entrance 011 16th St.
X-357
&jFt A iirunuu oiiiui.vu iiuiiu iu,uii,K jjur
Mi.nnn with ruantnBlhlu nnn.n
upon thulr numos without security; euy
puymeuts. Tolman, 440 Board Trudo Bldg.
VS-7
SHORT tlmo loans. Joe Pleasants, 61
$1,000.00 TO place quick. M. J. Kennard.&
son, uite jiu urown uik. a-ws
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jow-
eiry, nortea, cows, etc, u. r. necu, s u.
Ill SINESS CHANCES.
PHYSICIAN wanted, a moderate Invest
ment, lor OIllCO IIIIIIUUIK. t-vi:., will Bftum
good location and practice for competent
t. i., 'fim nn,
FOB SALE, the Osborne House, Alnsworth
Neii tintni nas been reutteu nnu im
proved; has all tile commercial trade nnd
i . I . . 1 I I r. I ' I I I A
Id UU1IIH u HUUI1 uiiaiiioa. ,...- iw -
Howe, Alnsworth, Neb. M4I5 Jel
r"rttl Al.E. bnkrv nnd confectionery, do
Ing good business ,iu sinnu iNcuruKu
town; goou location; goou letmon ior st-u
Ing. Address O 42, Bee. Y-M797 M20
FOR SALE or for rent by day or month
pinning mill nnu macmnery in goou con
union. .uuresB q d, uee. x Mtui n
"FORTUNES uulcklv made In oil." Write
for new booklet (just out), ulso sp;clal
illinium nnu auvices on on uivl-biiiiciub.
mailed free. Becklcy & Co., bankers, 0
uroauway, New xorK. i .mbji is'
FOR SALE-A Bnnp. A livery, feed nnd
sale stable; everything llrst-clasB. Will
T. H. Ensor. South Omaha, Neb.
l I.I 10
FOR EXCHANGE
n.UASD men's wheels for ladles' wheels
Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago sts,
X 007
LOST.
BAY PONY, swayback; reward If returned
to 1-ranK svnjtcK, aiu s. loin si.
Lost-M167 17
STRAYED from Locust nnd 2(th 1 6-vear
n d bav mare, bad wound n right side i
chest between lees: only partially broken
reward for return or Information whero
she can ue found, wr. w. ii cnrisiiM.
Lost-M191 1?
LOST, two rugs from our delivery wagon
nn U'uiliiAH,lai.' Ilhaf-nl rnn'nril u-lll li
lllild for reinrn'nf snme. Orchard Az '
W
helm Carpet Co. Lost M1S9
1 1;
PAWNBROKERS.
.... I . . UIHVK, IVI.I.I.IV, UVbUl,IIIUIHti
Ing; all business confMentlal. 1301 Douglas
ii-i
FOR SAI.E-IIHAI. ESTATE,
F. HARRISON, 913 NEW YORK LIFE.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
East front on 31st Ave., Just north
Curtlss Turner Park, special paid, $2,100.
South front to Curtlss Turner Park,
full lot. hnrd to duplicate. $1.5'0.
bollhle front (that Is, fronts two streets)
west of Turner Park, oust 011 30th, t,Uf).
North front, 50x100. Harney, near 31th,
high and sightly, very line, $1,350.
West and north front, corner Mrd nnd
Dodge, flnest corner unold, J2,dO0.
53x136 on 32nd Ave., near Dodge,
west front, but fine, only $1,600.
47x137.5, Fnrnnm, near 3Sth, two
fronts, cheap considering everything, $2.ov".
Two CS-foot west fronts on 31th,
paving in, but not paid up, $2,050.
North front. 100 feet on Farnam,
west of C. Hnrtman's, $75 a foot.
Lot west of this, on other side of
street, not quite so desirable, J2.5c".
Three lots on' Farnam west of 2Sth,
ft little low, easily lllleif, $1,5-10 each.
165x157, highest, most lovely view
in Omaha, nil pived, ready to ttc;
this cannot bo duplicated, $1,500
1101S7, corner S3rd mid Fnrnnm,
paved, ready to use, i'.V'i for all.
C. F. HARRISON. 913 NEW YORK LIFE.
RH-17-1G
vor.vn man' vnfvu MAVi
Have you Just a little monc tn Invest?
jierc is sometnmg neuer than rnimt pa
cific or Northern Pnrlllc xtoi-k Twn line
W-foot lots in Kcndnll's addition, J20
rncn, ciisn. I0 pur mnntli, NO IN
TEREST. Lots nrc worth $51 Only two
left. Come nnd see us.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor N. Y. Life Hlda.
RE-M170 17
A BEAUTIFL'L HOME.
On S. 26th st., Just north of st. Mary's
nve., all modern, frame, bath, closet, hot
nnd cold water plumbing, elegant llxlurcs,
hran new nnd just think of the location,
paved street, paving paid for, $3,000 and
not n bit less. Havo a dozen chances to
rent, but owner will not rent, must sell.
Easy terms, very easy.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-M171 17
HOUSES and lots in nil pnrts of city; also
acre property ami larm lantis. rno o. r.
Davis Co., Room 552, Bee Building.
RK-afl?
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. COl N. Y. LIFE,
RE "66
FOR SALE on monthly payments. 8-rorn
modern nouse on in. iitn si. car lin:
nlso vacant lots, which will he ImpmTsd
for purchaser on modernte payment down.
Mutual Ixinn nnd Building Association,
G. M. Nattlnger, secretary. Bee Bldg.
RE 301
FOP. SALE, n snap, ft livery teed and sile
Btnbm; everything llrst class, will take
$1,000 to swing the deal. Address Dr. T.
H. Ensor, South Omaha, Neb.
RE-727 10
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
union Paclnc Railroad company. B. A.
Mc.Allaster. land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-3S2
WHY WILL YOU PAY BENT
When you can. buy one of thoso beautiful
2-story modern homes In Bemls Park for
only $3,200 each, $300 cash and bnlanco In
monthly payments Just as you pay rent.
If you can't raise $500. for first payment
perhaps you can pay larger monthly pay
ments, COME AND SEE USJ,
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Main Floor N. Y. IJfe Bldg.
RE Mill ,7
HOUSES, lots, fnrms. lands, loans; also fire
insurance, iiemis, i-axion uik. ri; 357
WANT offer on fine lot nnd seven-room
nouse, close to goou car line, eastern
owner anxious to sell. M. J. Kennurd A
Bon. 309-10 Brown Block. RE $39
C. F. HARRISON, 913 N. Y. Life. FARMS.
IlL 10'J Jel2
FOR SALE or exchnngo, for Columbus
(Ohio) property, two lots Tiiornburg and
one Burlington Plnco additions to Omaha;
all free from Incumbrance. Address J. A.
Hartley, 84 N. High St., Columbus. O.
RE-M113
FOR SALE, houso nnd four lots, chenp for
cash. Call cor. 37th und Valley sts.
II l. t , It 41
RE-MH7 21
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RE-BOi
BEAUTIFUL BEM1S PARK.
Do you know wo havo sold 7 of thoso
flno lots In the last few days, nil
for building purposes. Three homes
to cost from $1,000 to $6,000 to bo
built in block 10 right awny. Only 4
north front lots on Hawthorne' nve.
unspld only $950. ench. Go out and
look them over nnd see the new houses.
1 lots on Lafayette ave., only $600,
.1 lots, south fronts, on Hawthorne avo.,
only $900. Theso nro beautiful lots.
9 houses now In course of erection.
3 years hence you will condemn
yourself If you don't get a homo In
BEMIS PARK.
easy terms.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY. Solo Agents,
Main floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-1S1 16
TWO eight-room housea on Emmet street.
near .oui, nu ii-ui ui snniini wiin eacn
house; small cash payment, balance
monthly. A. P. TUKey, Hoard of Trade.
BE-M1S4 20
XIUUICAl..
BHEUMATISM - WHISKY - Why" suffer
irom rneumniiHiii wucn im-re is a specinc
cure for you? Why be a slave to whisky,
opium, morphine, tobacco or coculno when
we cruarnntee to euro you? Anrnvir this
by writing the Ensor Remedy Co., South
Omahu, Nib. lncorporoled in 1492.)
Ai itw jes
LADIES. $500 reward for n cave of suimrcs.
sion old ur. jacKson s Aioiuuiy Reguinior
falls to relieve in 24 hours; positively
guaranteed; no ergot or pills; many saved
rrom suicine; iiieui sain nome trentment.
Mull $3 to Dr. Jackson. R. C, 814, 167 Dear
born St., cnirago, ill. M935 2i
DR LE DUE'S Female Regulator, nosl
lively warraiiii-ci in cure ine most stub
born cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu
larltles, obstructions nnd suppressions
lirmiirht on from whatever nhnnrmril 1111.
natural dlseaseil or pathological cause, $2
n package, or 3 for $0; sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
10., r.iBiii, 111. iiiiii ic,iii oiuce, retail
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Omnha: M. A. Dillon. South Omnhn
Davit Drug Co., Council Bluff. Full line
of legitimate runner goons.
SHORTHAND AMI Tl I'EWRITIM;.
A C. VAK'sANT'S school. 7(7 N. Y. Life,
oiv
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal
ueu i-iiub, Oil
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd'
Theater. 372
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col.. 10 & Doug
(iARIIAOE IIAUI.IN'fi.
ANTIMONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
cesspools and vaults, removes garbage
and deed nnlmajs ut reduced prices. 021
JM, mm. lei. in). W.51 S127
IIOII.ER .MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam bollers.tanks,
stacks, etc. ici. uui a izard Sts.
-4 59
OSTEOPATH V.
JOHNSON institute. Sl5 N. Y L. Btdg7 TcT
160-1 ; Alice Johnson, D. O , ladles dept.;
Uld E. Jihnsoti, Osteopaihlst, Mgr.
-374
DONOHUE, Osteopath, Paxtou btk. TcJ.t36J
,'U
PAT3NTS.
PATENTS, no fee Uliless successful Sues
.1 Co.. Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Advice
free -153 Jul5
I'Altlll EIRY FLOORS.
FRANK SEVICK makes a specialty of ail
kinds hardwood flooring und parquetry.
My prices are right. 1911 oak St.
-650 MIS
LAlNlim .
flMAtIA fftnnm t.nnnilrv? hlrt. "r. ,,,1lfir4 '
2c; cuffs, 4t. 1750 Le.ivenwarth. Tel. 317.
IHlESSMAKINti.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 31S S 26th St.
-2S.I M27
CARPENTERS AND .lOllllERx.
ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing 1
promptly nitcuueu 10. J. i. uciiiuree. mi a
nnd I.ykc St".
-170
SHOE REPAIHINU.
SOLES. 40c; rubber heels and soles, 75c Neb.
Repair C-i.. 217 N. 16th. Joe Pulnne. Prop.
140 M.:i
SCREEN nr.. MIS.
Windows, etc. G,
C. Co.. 1519 Leav. Tel. 2529.
-'95 .12
urvci.i:?.
SECOND-HAND bicycles at i price; must
have the room for new ones; good wheels
for $3 and up; It will pay you to Invest
now; wheels sold on payments. L-nlls
Flcscl er. 1622 Cnpltol Avt. -M30
U'COItDION PI.EATINC.
ACCORDION plcntlng. cheapest, best,
quickest Mrs. A. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th
and Farnuni. 376
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing, 11. 1j, com. Nni. nanit. u. 11. Hntnnun.
-379
STAJI.MERI.M! AND STliTT ERINO.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 P.nmgo Bldg.
-377
;R.MTtRI5 REPAIItlNi;.
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Wnlklln.
1111 Cuming St.
-J7S
EI.OCl TION.
ELLA DAY. 1920 Dodge St.
-S77 M22
TAILORINO.
"l'lJU ('KST saved: high-class tailoring,
latest designs. Stephen J. Broderlck, 1617
Farnam st. -MS3 M23
IPIIOI.STIBHNO.
GLOBE COUCH CO., 1519 Lcnv'th. Tel. 252J.
-j)i
TICKET IIROKEIt.
CUT rnto tickets everywhere.
H. Phil-
r-3S0
bin. 1503 Furnnm. Tel. vsi.
ADVE.tTlSi.Mi FAN'S.
advs. FANS. Burklev l'tc. Co.. Omaha.
M177 J'J
TALKING MACHINES.
, az'gaaar uinnna nnu i.mcTm,
J4jw.,iip Neb., uro Iho Talking
JIflftftatft'tt Machine headquarters
RSuHHalto' carrying the most com-
Dlcto line of latest roc-
orus. hen you fall elsewhere, call, or
tend your mull orders to us.
POSTOFITCE NOTIC1S.
(Should bo read DAILY by all Interested
as changes may occur ut uuy time).
Foreign mulls for the week ending May
18, 1901, will closo (PROMPTLY In all cases)
at thu general postotllcu us follows: PAR
CELS roar mails closo ono nour earlier
than closing time shown bciow. Parcels
post malls tor Germuuy closo nt 5 p. m.
weanosuuy.
Regular and supplementary malls closo
at foreign brunch hulf hour later than
closing lime shown below.
Trlllm-A tllimlo Mulls.
SATURDAY At R:30 u. m. for ITALY", per
s. s. Ducr.essu dl Genoa, via Nupies (mull
must be directed "per s. s. Duclicssa dl
Genoa"); at 7:30 ii. m. for NETHER
LANDS, per s, s. Rotterdam (mull must
bo directed "per s. s. RutU'rdum") ; at 1U
ii. in. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. h.
Ethiopia (mall, must be directed "per s. s.
Ethiopia";: ut 11 a. m. for DENMARK,
per s. ii. Ilekla (mull must bo directed
"per n. s. Hekla"); at 12:30 p. m. (supple
mentary 2 p. m.) tor EUROPE, per s. s.
Campania, via Queenstown; at 1 p. m.
for Italy, per s. s. Hoheiizollcrn, via
Nupies (mnll must be directed "per s. s.
Honenzcliern"J.
PRINTED MATTER, irrC.-Thls steamer
t a (es printed .Matter, commercial Pupors
ti'id Samples for Gormuny only. Tho
same class of mail matter tor other parts
ot Europe will not bo sent by this uhlp
unless specially directed by her.
After thu closing of tho Supplementary
Tians-Atlautlc Mails numeu uoove, ad
ditional supplementary mulls aru opened
on thu piers of the .American, English,
French und Gcrmun steamers, anu re
main open until within Ten Minutes of
thu hour of suiting of steamer.
Mnils for South anil Central America,
XX est Indies. Etc.
FRIDAY-At 12 m. for MEXICO, perH. s.
,.l...l. ..I.. r'nnr.!..n ... .1 1
lllltlltU, It 4UI1I1.1I.U VII1U1' 1UUBI OC Ul-
rccted "per s. s. lthnkn"); nt 12:30 n. m.
(supplementary 1 ii. m.) for TURKS
ISLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
per s. s. New York; ut 11 p. m. for NEW
FOI'NDLAND, per s. s. Corean, from
PhlludclnhlH.
SATURDAY At 6 n. m. for ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC, UHUUUAY und PARA
GUAY, per r. s. Klaxman, nt 9 a. m,
(supplementary 9:30 u m.) for PORTO
RICO (via San Juan), VENEZUELA and
CURACAO, per s. s. Caracas (mail for
Bavnnllla and Carthagena must bo di
rected "per s. s. Caracas"); at 10 u. m.
(supplementary 10:30 u. m.) for FORTUNE
ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAVANILI.A and
CARTHAGENA per s. h. Altai (mall for
Costa Rica must be directed "per b. s.
Altai"); at 1U a. m. (supplementary 10.-30
n. m.) for HAITI nnd SANTA MARTHA,
per s. s. Alps; nt lo u. m. for HAITI.
CURACAO, VENEZUELA. TRINIDAD,
BRITISH and DUTCH GUIANA per s. a.
Jennnu email must bo directed "per s. s,
Jeanne"); at 1C a. m, fur CUBA, per
b. s Mexico, via 'Havana; at 12:30 n. m.
for MATAN51A-1 CAIBAR1EN, NUEVI
TAB. UIBABA and BARACOA per s. s,
Ollnda (ordinary mall only must bo di
rected "per s. s. Ollnda").
Mulls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and theuco by steamer, close at
thiu uttlcu daily at u!3 n. .':... i-nnn,...ti,, ,
close hero overy Moniiiiy, Wednesday nnd
Sniurduy. Mulls for Mlquelcm, by mil to
Iloston. und thence by steamei, cioie at
this olllcu dally ut ouu p. m. Malls for
Cuua, by rail to Port lampa, Flu., nnd
thence by ttenmer, close ut this oftke
ually, except Mondny, at (, a. m, nli0
count cling closes aro on Sunday, Wednes
day und Frldu). Malls tor Cuua. bv 'all
to Miami, viu., and thence b;. 3teamo'
closo at this olllce every Monday nnd
Friday nt "ll p. m. Malta for Mexico
Clt. overlund, unless specially addressed
for dispatch bv steamer, close at this of-
lice dully ut 1:30 p. in. und 11 p m. Malls
for Cosiu Bleu, Belize, Puerto Cortex und
Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, una
thence by steamer, close ul this olllcu
dally at 1:30 p. m. (connecting closes
hero Mondays tor Belize, Puerto Corte
and Guatemala und Tuesdays fur Cosiu
lllcu). "iicgisiereu muii closes ai u p
m. previous day,
Triiiia-I'uolllo 'Inlls.
Malls for lin.vail. via Sun Francisco, close
here dally nt 6;3'J- p. m, up to May 13
for dispatch per s. s. Mariposa,
Malls for Hawaii, China und Japan, via San
Francisco, close nera dallv nt :SS n. m.
up to May 16, Inclusive, for dispatch per
B, n. IOIUU'.
r .. 1 1 o n',,1,1,1 nn.l I..a.,.... r..iK.i-
,llulin iui a. iii, , u i in ,iiniiuionn midimo.
via San Frnnclsco, close here dally at 6. 3d
p. m. up lo May "is, inclusive, for dis
patch per s. s. Australia.
Malls for China and Japan, via Van
couver, close here dally at 6.30 p, m. up
to May "il, Inclusive, for dispatch per
POSTOIVH P. NOTICE.
s. s. Empress of India (reglstetcd nun
must be directed "via Vancouver t.
Mails 'or Hawaii, Jcp.ih, Chlnu and Ph'l
Ipplne hln. ids, via Han Franelsco, lose
hete dally at 6 30 p in up tu .May "Ith,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s America
Marti.
Mnll tor Australia (except West Australia
wlt'ch Is forwarded Via Europe), New
'.eaiand, Fiji. Samoa and liawnll, via
tian Francisco, close here dally at 6:3'
) m. after May 'i and up to May "20,
inclusive, or on nrrlvnl of s. s. Lucanl.i,
duo nt Ni York May 25, for dlspiuoh
per s. .1. Soitomn.
M ills tor Aistrnlla texrept West Australia,
which Goes via i;uropc, and New Zealand,
which goes via Snn Francisco), ami FIJI
islands. Ma Vancouver, close hero dally
nt fi:!o p. m. up to Mny 23, Inclusive-, tor
dispatch per s. s, W.lrrlnum tsupptemen
tnry malls, via Seattle, close at ir.M p. m.
May "26). Mall mut bo directed li
Vancouver.)
Mulls for China mid Japan, via Seattle,
close here d-illy at rt.;vj i. nt up to May
'2Mh, Inclusive, for dispatch per s s.
Idzninl Mnru (registered mall mut be
directed via Seattle).
Trans-Pacific malls are forwarded to port
of sailing daily and the schedule of clos
ing Is nrratiged on ihe preemption of
their uninterrupted overland transit
.Registered mall closes bt 6 p. m. pre
vious dny.
CURNKI.M H VAN t'OTT. Postmaster
, postofllce. New York, N Y., Mny 10, 1901.
CO Ell . II KT NOTIITl.
PROPOSALS' Foil FRESH BEEF AND I
.Ml r roNTOflice Chief 1 ommissary. Dei -
foV'ftlrnlshlnnd'l'l
mutton on Mock 'during fiscal eur com- j
IV.?"1'";.1; '""V '" ,,' received al
Forts Mm kenzle nnd Wa hakle, Wyo . until
11 n m . standard mountain time, June K,
1P01 nnd then nm-ni-il I'rniniH.iU will In-
received Mini opened at same time for fresh
beet mutton, to be delivered nt llicse
posts, at lempctiitiire not greater than M
de-reef Fufirenht'lt. !nf- rmntlon furnished
1111 iinlilletillfin Miil'nlntiB ,iiiiihIiiIiii. nr,l.
Ixistils sliould be 111 1 tki-i) " TdniKfi . lor '
fresh beef and mutton, ' and iidilrex-ed to !
iiuut-i -iKiit 11 or 111 rnuiiuirrill III pol III I
I
! OFFICE .CHIEF QI'A RTER.M ASTER I
P.r.'."3.n iXMul' Ifululli
conditions, will b- ri'cchcd at litis olllce
until 2 o'clock 11. 111.. I'cnlrnl lime Mnv 31.
ii'Ji. ior ine cousiructloii ol n pump Imiije
and lieater room for water tank ut Fort
I Robinson. .Neb,. Full Infurm'ntlou furnlhed :
I upon nppllciitlMii to this olllce. or to the
qiiurtermaster, Fort Robinson, where plans
und npcclllciitlotiH mil) l- seen. Proposals ;
j to be marked "Proposals for pump house, I
i etc , at Fort Uobinou, Neb..' nnd ad- '
dresFi'd to the undersigned. F. II. Hatha
way, C. CJ. M.
M--17-1S-2S-29 M
I.EtiAI. NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Sealed proposals will be received at tho
olllce of commissioner of liubllo lands nnd
buildings of thn state of Nehrnskn, nt Lit,
coin. Neb., until 1 o'clock in. Juno 0, lOol,
for the rebuilding of tliu state penitentiary
ut Lincoln, Neb.
Plans and speclllcatioiis may be seen r.
the olllce of the Lominlsslouer of public
lands und bullilliu'?4. lit the olllce of tho
warden of tile state pcultentlurv and ut tliu
olllce of Messrs. Berllnghof A: Orunt, nrclil
tects, Beatrice, Neb., alter tliu 16th day ot
May. 1901.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
certified i heck equal to 6 per cent ot thn
umni-ni bid, suld check to bo payable to
the state ot NebniKka, In case the bidder
tecelvlng the award shall fall to execute n
contract and rurnlsh the bonds nn tequlrod
within ten days nfter the receipt of notice
of thu acceptance uf tils bid.
The party or parties receiving the con
tract must enter into n bond In tho sum of
flS.uuO, said bund to be a surety company
bond.
Tho plumbing and steam fitting will be
bid upon sepatutely from the main build
lug. The Board of Public Lands nnd Buildings
reserves the right to reject any upd all
bids and io waive defects
OEORGE D. FOLLMEB.
Commissioner Public Lands und Buildings,
Lincoln. Nub,, Mny 7, 19J1. M9dl0tm
Allliiiiil .lifetime.
The nunUnl meeting ot stockholders of
tho Fremont, Elkhom & Missouri Valley
Bullrund comtmnv will be held ut ihe nfli
o ftho eompuny In Otnnha, Neb., on Friday,
uuy ii, iwi, in iv o ciock a. m., ior 1110
election of directors anil the transaction nf
such oilier business as may come before the
r.ieeung. j. jj. jtisui- ikld.
Sccrutary.
n.ULWAY GUIDE.
UNION STATION IOX1I AND MAIICY.
Union Pad flu.
Leave.
...a 8:20 am
...n S:50 am
...all:35 pm
...all:3.i pm
Arrive,
n 7;30 pm
a 3:25 pm
n 4:25 pm
a 0:5i) am
1)12:30 pm
n r.:50 um
b 9:35 um
Overlnnd Limited.
Fast Mall
Mai and Express.
Colorado Special..
Lincoin-Hiromsoerg lsx.u i:oa pm
Poclllc Sc Atlantic Ex... a 1:25 nm
Grand Island Locnl b 5:20 pm
UIiIciikO .V NurtlMX cnteru.
Chicago Special a 7:00 am
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm
Eastern Express nl0:55 am
Eastern Special a 4.55 pm
Fast Mall....
Omuha-Chlcugo L't'd...a 7:45 pm
n 11:30 pm
u 8:40 am
a 4:05 pm
a 4:05 pm
a 2:45pm
a 8:00 um
n 5:30 pm
Fast Mall a B!3U um
Cedar Huplds I'assenger
Sioux City A 1'UL'lllc.
Twin City Express a 6:55 um
Twin City Limited a 7:55 um
ai0:25 pm
a 8:15 am
a 3:50 pm
Sioux City Local n b.Oo am
CIiIciik", Mllivniikfe & St. Paul.
Chicago Limited a 0 :00pm a 8;05 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 um b 3:40 pm
IIHnoU Central.
Chlcngo Express a 7:00 am a 5:10 pm
Chlcugo, Minneapolis &
ut, raui iimitea u i;ro pm a s:oo am
Minneapolis d St. 1'aul
Express M 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
Fort Dodge Local, from
council iiiuns u :w pm a 8:12 am
Fort Dodge Local, from
Council uiurts u e;oo am
Chlcngo, Hack Island A. I'nclllc.
Des Moines & Davch-
nort Locul.. a 7:25 am bll:33 nm
Chicago Express ,.bll:15 am a 8:10 am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm a 4:45 pm
Chlcugo Fast Express.. a a:ou pm a im pm
Des Moines, Rock Island '
& Chlcugo ...u 7:;o pm a a:3o pm
Lincoln, Colo Springs
Denver, ruemo and
West n 1:30 nm a 4:15 nm
Colorado, Oklahoma nnd
Texas iyr a &:20 pm a 9:50 am
MUaoiil'l Pllclllc,
St. LoUls Express., al0;00 am a 6;25 pm
K. C. A. St. 1.. express.. alo:50 pm a 6:15 am
Omahu A St. Louis.
St. Louis "Cannon Uall"a5.15 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas .uy ci iuincy
Local a 7.00 am a 9:00 pit
XX'llblls'.l.
St. Louis "Cannon Bull"
Express '....a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
Ill HLINGTON STAT1ON-10TH MASON
Chic-mo, HurllnKlon tliilncy,
, , Leave. Arrive.
Chlcaco Special a i:xi am nlO:2n nm
Chicago Vestibuled Ex..n 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chlcugo Local a 'j:M um a 4:oo pm
Chicago Limited a 7!) pm u 7:45 am
Fust .Mall a 2:45 pm
lliirlliiKtmi .t Mlaanurl River.
Nebraska & Colorado
Expiess u 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
wyinoie, ueuirico iv
Lincoln a 8:40 am bil:55 am
Denver Limited ,,a 4:2a pm a 3:00 pm
Ulaek Hills s Puget
hound. Denier' Con
nection , a 9:00 pm n 6:45 am
Lincoln 1' usi juan n a:oo pm a a:i7 nm
Fori Crook und Platts-
mouth b 3:20 pm bll;C5 am
Bvllevue & Pncltlu Jet.. 11 7:40 pin u 8:20 am
Bellevuu & l'acltlc Jct;.ul2;10 am
KiiiiHHH Clt, St, Juhcj.Ii A- Council
lllufTa.
Kansas City Day Ex... a 9s20 am a 6:25 pm
Kansas City Nlgnt Kx..ulo:30 pm u 6;15 urn
Bt, Louts Flyer a pin ull;l5 am
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
XA'HIISTKK IIKPOT-iaTH A WEUSTEIl,
l-'rciiioiil. ElUlioru A Missouri Vnlley
Leave. Arrive.
ninnk Hills. Deadwood.
Hot Springs ,a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
M.'v,inliiir. Casner nnd
Douglas ............ ....d 3:00 pm e 6:00 pm
liaSllllKB, 1U(1 l'YIU
city. Superior, Geneva;
Exeter and Seward, ...b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Frutnont i...b 7:30 am bl0:25 am
l- rcmoni iotai c i:j-j am
Llilcnuo, SI, Paul, Miiiiirnpolla A
Oninlin.
Twin City Paitenger,.,,a 6:0) am a 9:10 pm
It CII.M lit IDE.
Sioux City Passenger
Emerson 1kkI
l.Ullllll I I'lK'tllC.
11 2 45 pm Kin am
b 5:20 pm b 8:30 am
Nebraska Local. Via
Weeping Water ... hi 10 pm al0;45 am
a Dal:y b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
dny onl d Dally except Saturday Dally
ixccpt Momln).
GRIEF ANNOYS MR. OVERALL
Ciiliiml 11 1 1 nrrlcr I'llea Coinplnln t '
Agitliist Ills Nrluliltor'a
Mint. '11 1 iik Dm r.y
Edmund 11. Overall, a colored mall car-
1 rler living at '-'010 Lake strret. Is seeking
to have a mourning dove owned by hit'
neighbor, ('. Hohceek, deelsrcd n nuisance
and suppressed.
Mr. Overall Is a member of tho colored
100 and lives with his family In a fins
brick house nt the above number. Re
cently lie hnd the Infelicity to entertain
nt his home the bogus potentate from
Morocco. Dr. Francois Droulelte, and soon
nfter the Inttcr's hurried departure found
himself shy a $40 suit of clothes and two
diamond rlays. Now he asserts that there
Is n subtle Irony In the lamentations of
the doxe The very day nfter the nabob's'
eclipse, he s,iys. Mr. Rohceclt bought that
nioumlm; dove at n hint store nnd put It
m n rage, lii the hack yard, where II pours
nRl.h of Us soul upon .he night
air and keeps him nnd his family awake.
6nys ,hc ,0j,,B 0f lnp fowl along
1 nl'm" "dock in tho morning Is some
thing heartrending. He doesn't ask his
neighbors to do nny grieving for him
cither in person or by proxy, nnd either
wants the mourning dove killed or Its .
lachrymal gland removed.
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas has the
case under iidvlsemenl
Cures bllllousncss, ronstlpallnn nnd dys-
ncpsla or money refunded. 50c. Sample and
1 n"d cure sen. free for lOc to pay
1 rostsge. Ren Ilros. & Co.,Mlnncapo!U. Minn,
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OUTPUT OF RAMBLER MINE
'lilrtj -Clttlil nrlouds ire Produced
Hint llrlnu Tlioiisniiil llol
Inri En oil.
I LARAMIE, Wo. Mny It?. -(Special.)
I The output of t'.ic Rnmbler copper mine
I on Douglas creek has been thirty-eight
carloads. Ench cur netted the owners a
I little over $1,000 lifter nil expenses of min
ing nnd nniuing had been paid. Tne com
pany now has about twenty carloads piled
up ready for shipment as soon ns'the roads
become passable. This ore Is richer than
that already shipped and should net tho
owners something like $1,500 a carload.
After excavating a chamber of ore forty
feet square without finding the end of tho
ore on cither side the company has gono
i.lxly feet below nnd begun work on a der
potlt of higher-grade ore.
The report that Mr. Custer, one of the
owners, hnd sold flfly shares of stock for
$800 per share. Is denied by the young man.
The country In the Immediate vicinity of
the Itntnhler hns been staked, Thero nrn
n number ot contiguous prospects which
show hlgcer nnd bettor nt tho same depth
than does the llambler, and experts say
that the work done this year will de
velop nt lenst half n dozen producers
equally as rich as the Rambler.
WRECKED BYIprTaDING RAIL
Cnra nt Orln .liinct Ion
mid Crnsli Into
niotl vc.
.cnxe Track.
ORIN JUNCTION,. Wyo., May 16. (Sftc
Inl.) At Circyhurst yesterday a train on,
tho Fremont & Missouri Volley road was
wrecked nnd five ears nnd an engine wcro
dninngcil. Tho train was pulling Into the
station when a rail spread anil the cars
wero thrown from tho track. A work train .
was standing on tho siding and tho wrecked,
cars dashed against It, damaging tho loco
motive. The engineer Jumped and wns
slightly hurt.
To Men sure XX") i mint-; Water.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. May 16. (Special.)
C. T. Johnston, acting Irrigation expert
of tho Cheyenne office, has returned from
Corlnne, Utah, where he met A. P. Stover
and arranged with the engineer of the Bear
River Canal company for a co-operative In
vestigation to be carried ou during the
present season. Tho work there will In
clude water measurements, which required
the Installation of wntcr registers, evnp
orntion tanks nnd in In gauges.
Later in the summer seepage measure-
ments will ho made to determine the
amount of water lost from the canal and
tho locations whero this loss Is the most
serious, Al the tamo time gauging will
be mado and (ho grndc of tho canal de
termined. From this latter work It Is
hoped to determine the ro-cfilclent of fric
tion for tho canals of this systora.
Funeral of Larry Mutiny.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mny 16. (Special.)
The funeral of Larry Ma Hoy, cx-supcrln-tendent
of tho Wyoming division of tho
Union Pacific, was from St. Mark's Epis
copal church hero at 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon. Tho sermon was preached by
Rev. Dr. Rafter and tho services at the
grave wero conducted by tho Masons of
tho city. Delegations of railroad men came
from iJirnnile. Rawlins, Rock Springs,
Orccn River, Evnnston, Kcmmerer, Poca-
tcllo, Salt Lako City, Ogden, North Plntto
and Oalin were present. Members of the
Masonic order, Knights of Pythias, tlrother-
hood of Railway Trslnmon and other or
ganizations attended the funcrnl In a body.
Mnnnurr lloildrlilxe'a Karlr History.
LARAMIE, Wyo,, May 16. (Special.)
W. B. Doddridge, who has been appointed
genoral manager of the Tennessee Central,
was tormerly station agent for tho Union
Pacific at this place. He was a telegraph
opcrotor at dffferent points In Wyoming,
and when ho left the service of the com
pany ho wns In charge of t'he western end
of tho Wyoming division.
IlciunernlM Win at Cnaper.
CASPER, Wyo., May Id. (Special.) -Yesterday
was election dny In Casper and
for the first time In years tho requblicans
wero defeated. Pat 8ulvnn was defeated
for tho council, as was also S. W. Conwell.
James V. Cantlln, democrnt, was elected
mayor. Last night the democrats celebra
ted their victory by illuminating the tqwn
with lanterns and fireworks.
Veteran Hunter Is .XlniiKlftl.
RAWLINS. Wyo., May 16. (Special.)
Porcy Davis, n veteran hunter and trapper,
was found in tho Union Pacific yards hero
this morning In n dying condition. One log
and one arm hnd been cut off by the cars.
Ho was removed to tho slate hospital n,
Rock Springs nnd will die. How Davli
camo to be In tho yards Is not known.
SCIENCE SCORES Afi A I .V.
A Preparation that Will llralrny the
Dandruff Germ Discovered.
Finally tho scientific student. has discov
ered a certain remedy for dandruff. When
It first beemo known that dandruff Is the
result of n germ or paraelto that digs lnt(i
tho scalp, nnd sups the vitality of hair at
tho root, causing falling hair and baldness,
biologists set to work to discover some
prcaratlon that will kill that germ, After
a year's labor In ono Inboratory tho dandruff
germ destroyer wns discovered, and It Is
now embodied In Newbro's Herplclde, which
besides curing baldness nnd thinning hair
speedily nnd- permanently eradicates dan
druff. "Destroy the cauio, you remove the
effect."