SPECIAL NOTICES Adrertlsrtiienta for llirde column, will lie inUcii until 't m, for Hie renins; edition mill milll SiHO i. in. fur niiirnltiK unit Sunday edition. Rntea, 1 l-2c a word first Insertion, In a rroril tlierenfter. Nothing tnUen for ! tlutn 2Go for llir Ural Inaer tlon. Tlieae advert Ucuicnta ntuat be ran conaecutlveli-. Adrertlaera, by reiiueatln nm in hered check, can Imve nninera ad dressed to a nnnilirrcd letter In car f The fief. Ananera ao nddreaaed will be delivered oa ureaentntlu of tJS) afceok oalr. waxthd-mali; hv.lv. WANTED We havo steady work for a few good hustlers of good habit nnd uppoar sncc. C. K. Adam Co., 1505 Howard St. 1J SIS BARRKR trnde taught thorotiKhly !n short tl:nej catalogue nnd particular free. Western L'Qtbirs' In3tltutc. Omahn, Neb. 11-815 WANTED, man with horse and llht miring wagon. 1617 Howard 8t. 11-MI&! HUSTLINC! and energetic men. don't bo Idle; wrlto tho Il-wks Nursery Co.. Jill vyaukoe, Wis., for special terms and ter Htory. o-MMgJe2l THE Equltablo Life or New York will make, desirable contracts with one or mors business gcltcm In Colorado nnd Wyoming. uood renewal contract Is offered to tho right man. Inferences as to Integrity and ability to- accompany application C. A. Hteyn, Manager, Denver, Colo. B-Mtu 23 WANTKD, two good moulders nt once. Addresn Fremont Foundry nnd Muclilno Co., Fremont, Neb. B MS3S 23 WANTKD, flrst-cluHa ealenmetr for our wholesale seed department. Apply, with references, to L. L. May & Co.-. St. Pa il, Minn. H MS3I 22 WANTKD. young man to take caro of horse for scholarship In business college. Address W 61, rico. H-M311 El YOt'NC- men. our illustrntod catalogue ex plains how wt? teach barber Ir.ido fii right weeks, mailed free. Moler Hrrer College. IC'3 FariiHin St. fl M329 E7 WANTRD, to travel In Nebraska, Introduc ing, advertising nnd jollectliiKi salary and expenses: permanent. References sclr aildressed eiiyclopa for icply. Ac'dnss. Manager, Ml I'ontlac Jlldg.-, Chlmr.ti. . H--MT7. ?J, PLAiyrERKRS. at Citernct hotel, FIoux falls H. D. Two months work. Cornice hands also; good wagas. Atldress for par ticulars ti J. T. Cook, Sherman )iofe, Sioux Falls. 8. D. H A10-6 2.1 BALLS MLN by manufacturer of food products; offer good opportunity; i.ivo fully your past experience, ilox M7. Chi cago.. 111. U-AIK2S 24 ONE HUNDRED tfinchlnlata wantfd;TilTioT planer mid milling machine hni. Ooml wagra fqr flrst-qlass men; Kteiidy wpik. Strong & rorthwuv Mfg. Co., MliinenptillH, Minn. II-AIO.'I 27 WArj7l''D' trustworthy persons In cadi state, to manage business of wealihy cor poration; salary 118 cash each Wndncs day direct, from headquarters: espenso M.0?H:l'.nnlnc',, 3,iKcr, 335 Tax ion hiilldlng, Chicago. R-M931 53 WASTISU-KIJllALli HEI.p. WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel. S76. t c-ssa WANTED, ladyj Turkish bath operator: must iliav.-had good experience. Anulv rcom'SW. ueo building. c-.to RELIADLE help. Canadian omce, 1522 Doug , C-Sfil ' WANTED, competent girl for general housework. Mrs: II. A. McAllastcY. M27 Wirt street. . C-filD WANTED. 2 bright young ladles of reflno rnent, respectafilllty an.f good addrei". 18 Ii?t.a ycl!.r,, h ,l".c' ,0 "ccqmpany gontlo man and wlfo In business to can em cities : employment thoroughly respoctubl" and very profitable: . reference- rcoulr.d" riT?1''!1! lor wwork: two' in family. SOto Harney. c MOio-32 WANTED, a young lady thoroughly Px Pcrfeneed In candy buslnes?. one "apabm 2Lta,kVnR' c,u,re: bvo ago. experience and rufcrences. c M916 1 23 taffiPjaifW.eJST "OU80work: tw0 ,p w. . .WJ1V Z2 IV ANTED, ladles to Uara hnlnlresslnir manlcurinK or facial m"iae. Wo ubu "nr Jo nt.allfy glrla for rtlplom, i In fm? weeks; complete outfit of f ols ulven each graduate: positions xuMMnteed V.t u to ts.j i nrnam St. C MD2i M;:0, .'"Scrlonced nurso girl; rcfer- i Tho V WAN " ,' -" ir,(itni nun Koua wages ialn Air Thomas E, Casndy. Zi Sixth avo!? Councli rffi5V..re,i' J?A'a: hew-- a 2U1.I, , Sum !nnt f"18 Holtl fmm M to $.10 f?whi,fthihr.Js.on.,y ono or a kind and so InZ il ,hhm,"J wp pnnnnt ndvertlso n "nMt rWe-r5i STASIA KOK HK.VT-HOIJSES. 'ou Tint.your houses" well, rented nine. thm with Bnnawa.& Co. d-2 r2nMOVR rlBht. get Omaha Vhn Storage Co., onico 151111 Farnam, or tel- ltw-s&L i ; D-3 HOUSES for rent' In all parts of the rllv" Brennan-Love Co.. 320 South' tath MreeC D-SM HOUSES, stores. Bomls, Paxton block. D-S55 3EE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. y.J ufb" . D-S56 ' HOUSES, etc. F, D. Wead. 1521 Douglas." D-S57 HOUSES and flats, ningwalt. Barker bToTiT D-853 HOUSES wanted. Wallace, Brown block- D-ssi 227 SPRUCE ST.. 8-room house, city water ?wo famules. ul CnC" fl00r' 8U,,ibIe OMAHA LOAN A'TRl'ST CO 16th and Dpuglna sts. . , D-6.1 ro llT'r" i1';""1 larite 13-room lioma; large lawn 'and barn. $75 per nmtith. ' SV. Farnam Smith Co., 1320 Farnam St. D-M233 (.ROOM house, bath and closet, suth and Charles. Monroo & Co.. SU N.' 16th St. IM53I 1214 K 8T . South Omaha. 5-room cottage In good repair; rent. 112.00. ' OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.. 16th and Douglas Sts. D-Mttl UODETtN 7-.-oom flat, $25. H. B. Graham. 21th and Farnam, D-M359 U-ROOM modern house, 2413 Canltol ave nue. The O. F. Davis Co,. 552 Be- Bid D-S02 " OMAHA LOAN St TRFKT CO 16th and Douglas Sts. " . D-657 BIX-BOOM .modern cottage, southeast cor. nf 13th and Pacific. D-S2 AN ELEGANT APARTMENT in the At7 BION, 10th and Parlrto its., of five' ROOMS, .janitor service, telephone, gas ranges, laundry, ejectriq cht or gas, shades and awnings; good neighbors. IVe will ajso have a SWELL SIX-BOOM apartment In the' WINpIVA by July 1. Come In and see us. paVne-icnox 'Cp Main floorl N. Y. U Bldg. ' " '- D-W U09 CAPITOL Av, a Voim, moierni $3or 312$ Cass St.. rooms nnd barn, modern, IJ2J 1554, N. 20th St., 4 rooms. $10.- otheri. itiugwau uros., uurKer, uiock. u mtoi i-kiiuai nousr, si u. tetn'st. 110, 4-room, basement. 2722 8. 2rn it; near -Yin, ton. nowly papered. V,'.. L. Belby. U3I Board of Trade bldg, ' ' ' . D-MM?i F9S"EJT', 10-room modern brick house, N. 19tU it,- Brtnnm-Love Co., 3i 8. Mth It. D-M567 a for np,.T-ii'otsns. 305) CASS ST, S rooms, modern, large vard, $25.00 2123 Farnam 8t., 2d floor, 6 rooms, newly pilliered. ta.W. .' 1 2fJ17 N 21th St., 5 rooms nnd barn, $12.S0. 212n Fnrrnim St., store room, J20M 21294 Farinm ft , ttore room, $l0.u. li:a 8. 16th St., store room with 6 fine rooms nboyc, In best of repairs. OKOHC1E & COMPANY, 16U1 Fnrimm St. D-SH 23 TO email family, a four-room house. 2VN Blonrto st., $9 per month. Apply 0)7 North 19th -st. . D-MS97 ton BENT, elegant S-room house, all mod ern Improvements, largo rooms. 110 N. 23d, D-ys J2 FOfl BENT, modern house, furnished, fine locntlon, half block from Walnut Hill car line. S12 North 33d street. 'Phono 1"2. D-921 27 2323 SO. 1STH ST.,. 4 rms city water and sewer. !9. ' 2S11 Chicago st., G rooms, partly modern, good repair, $12. 3617 Howard St., 7 rooms, modern. $12. W10 Decatur St., 7 rooms, modern, plumb ing. $11. 212. Bristol, 7 rooms, modern,' with barn, only $20. 1331 So, with a.ve 7 rooms, modern, Just north of park, $20. ISM Dodgo st., 7 rooms, all modenv; this Is a snap, $25. 1910 Lake st.. rooms, modern flat, only $IS. PAYNE- KNOX COM PA NY, Main Moor N. Y. Life nidg. , D-M923 25 VOn BUST- Fl'H.MSIIUD BOOMS; DEWEY, European hotel, 12th and Farnam. "E SS3 THE THUnSTON, cool, airy rooms. ' ' - HOUSEKF.EPINO rooms. W up. 2U St. Mary's. E-M2-Je:s THBEE rooms, light housekeeping. 1112 South 11th. E 545 SINGLE or en suite; south front. 2576 Har ney. E M76S 29 A I.AKQE fjrnlshed front room, with alcove, gas nnd bath. 221 No. 19th. E-M781 22 Sl'ITE of two front room, well furnished! 115 8. 20th St. H-90C Fl'BNISHED rooms for light housekeep ing. 1923 Douglas. E-M017 23 Ftllt.MSIlEI) H0031S A.U noAitu. UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-C5 GLENCAinN,trnnslents,$1.25 day. 1609 Doug. F-S66 THE Mcrrlam, summer resort. 25 & Dodice". F-S67 NICE south room. The Pratt. 212 S.23th St, Fr-83 TWO large front rooms, with board. lW Capitol avo. F M947 THE HOSE, 2020 Harney; rooms nnd board . , .Ft-5(J2 MJy12 WANTED Summer boarders; .delightful rooms and surroundings; rates. $1. Befer enecs required. Btllevuo college. Belle vuc, Neb. . H'-8S1'2S" ' FBONT roorn with alcove, sulthble for 2 or 3, young men. 1S19 Burt. St. r-909 TWO furnished rooms with largo closets; first-class board. 207 South '21th fit. F-80S 21 " BOOM and board In private family. ,, t5i Davenport. F-M31327 FOIl IlENT-L'.Nr'Ull.MSIIKD IIOOJIS. DESIv room, space.,, $5 per, month, ground tloor room In The Bee building, facing Farnam street; no expense for light! heat or Janitor service, n. C. Peters ft. Co., Rental Agent', Bee building. O 416 WANTED, by music teacber with piano room and. board In exchango for lessons. C. Bcc.otucc. So. Qmaha. 11 MiKW 23 Foil nioxT-s roiiKs A.Vp offices. FOB'BENy.jstoro in-.flrst-class location, rent reasonable. Apply IV C Peters & CO.) ground floor. Bee Bids. !: FOR BENT, the building- formerly occu pied by The Boo at 916 Farnam-Bt. It has four stories and a basement which was formerly-.U8od as the Beo press .room. ThW will be rented very reasonably.- If Interested apply at onae tc- Q. C. Base water, secretary, room 100, Bee building. - .1-261 FOB RENT., store. 2103, Leavenworth. 1-860 Jyl7' AGENTS WA.XTED. " WANTED, canvassing agents 'In every county to solicit-.subscriptions for' THE TWENTIETH CF.NTimY FARMER and tho NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE STOCK AND COMPLETE STOCK DOC TOB. This splendid book contains 1.400 Imperial qfctavo pages, K00 object-teaching engravings and Is the only book on live stork ever published adapted to the cvery-day. practical, money-saving use of every farmer and stock owner. Steady employment with assured good Income. Agents In tho country with horse and buggy especially desired. Canvassers make .enclly $60 to $100 pet month. Ad dress Century Farmer Solicitors, Buraau. Beo Building. Omaha. J 487 WASfTED-TO nE.T." WANTED, to rent, with the privilege of buying later, u modern nlnetroom house In good location. Address W 66, Bee. K-M919 23 WANTED, room, with board, In good aelghborhood; state price; answer prompt ly. Address A 7. Dee. H M936 23 STOUAfJE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co.. SI". 914 Jones, general storage and forwarding. . &$ OM. Van Btori Co., 1511VJ Farn, Tels. 1559-S63. ill) STORAGE Ho'isehold goods nd other articles stored at low rates. J. J. Derlcht ti Co.. 1119 Farnam at. Tel. 351 M-517 WAINTEU TO HUV. MEAT market. W 26, Beo, N M.I 22 WANTED to buy, second-hand Jron safe; llat top sitting nenk; Ilemtngton or Smith Premier typewriter, nnd lettor press. All . must bo In good condition. State lowest price. .A 6, Bf( , N M922 23 SECOND-HAND gas stove and clinndeUcVs! A 2. Bee. . N-M933 25 FOU SALE-F.imXITUllB. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., 1410 Dodge. iti. oc .uuauu luriuiure uoUKlit. sold. xchanged. o 870 ENTETlPBlSE FURNITURE CO.. 102-1 S. 14th St. Tel. 2296. New and secondhand furniture bought, sold and exchanged. O-975-JlySl FOU SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC. FOR SALE, top phaeton. 2209 N. 19th St. P-M787 JejT 2 HORSES, fine matched carriage team.- H. t,. i'reuricKson, lain, anu uoaco St.. r-571 571 Je34 LIGHT omnibus, In good condition, at a p-sr.' FOR SALE, cheap, a 3. Inch wagon gear. f with 4-lnch tires, but llttlo used. 0. M Hart, 1307 Jones st. P M638 FOR SALE, mare, road wagon and har ness: very speedy bay mare, small slxe. 5 voara old, sound, gentle: lady can drlvo her; weight about 1,000 lbs.; brand new road wagon, pneumatic tires, best make, tost $200; slnglo harness; no- trade consid ered; cash only; would like to sell -complete outfit, but will sell separately. .d. dress W 58, Bee. P M6C3 23 foii sai:e-3ii8ci;llajik6ijs. SAWDUST, .cheapest' posts, poultry and hog fence. 601 Douglas. ' (J-S73 REPAIRS and supplies forrall makes. of b. cycle-. Omaha Uleycle Co., 16th & Chlcftgo. Q-ttO JDJIAJJD safe cheap. Dcrlght, HJ9 Farnam. Q-S74 SAFES, standard mkt,aold,ttnttd.iU s. 13 Q-7a THE OMAHA JDA1LY BEE: SATURDAY, FOU SALE MUSCELL.VAEOtS. W1P.K fence for poultry, Belgian hare, hog field or lawn. Wire Works, 617 8. 16th St. Q-MS7S Jy7 BIO line of secondhand wheels, $3. $5. XK $10. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts. Q-S21 CI.AIIIVOVAST9. MRS. FRITZ, medium. $19 North 16th. S-S77 MME. GYLMER out of city. Will return July 1. 8-t PERSONAL. DR. TlOY, chropodlst; corns & superfluous hair removed by electricity. B. 12. Frenzer block. U-879 PRIVATE home before nnd during confine, ment; habtcs adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2:0 Burdette. U-S80 VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational, wholesome horn treatment. 3IS Bee Bldg. U-SS1 Sl'PPLIF.S for all machines: machines for rent. White Sewing Machine, 1623 Doug las. Tel. 2231. U-S2 NEW rollers for clothes wringers. Novelty Iron and Brass Works, 417 B. 10th. 'Phone 13S0. U-M722-Je26 RUPTURE cured. no knife, no pain, ro danger: send for circulars. Empire Rup. turo.Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Building, Omaha. ' U-SS3 ' PRIVATE hospital for ladles . beforo and during confinement; babloa adopted. J306 Grant St. ' U-SSt M. GOLDMAN & CO.. only perfect ac cordion pleating plant In the west: mall orders solicited. Suite 200, Douglas Block. U-SS3 ADROIT HAIR BAZAR New locntlon. 1620 Douglas: prlvute booths for hair dressing and manicuring: ladles', shoe shining and massaging V-M45S DR. CUSCADEN. 113 S. ISth. U-572-Jc24 FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING; mall orders solicited. Omaha Pleating Co.. 1524 Douglas. U SSJ LEARN hypnotism: complete course by 5?ll. Mfli palmistry, 2Sc: particulars free, aiobo News Co., 1515 Farnam st.. Omnha. U-M21SJyl A GOOD physician to take established prac n'.u'' '"bl'stlluK little city, county scat. Thyroid Lymph Co., too Bee Bldg. ' U-2 5R. H. SANCHE is the originator. Inven tor and patentee of Oxydonor. which Is the only genuine Instrument on this lino for tho cure of dticase. We would he pleased to rccelvo tho public and explain to them the merits of Oxydonor. New cord replaced fre.i to old patrons on Tuesday and Thursday of next week. D. II. Sanche & Co., Suite 101, Bee Bldg. U-S50 23 MME. SMITH, bnths. 118 N. 15th. 2d floor, room .. U S61 21 - MO.EY TO -UA-III:aL ESTATE, I OANS on eastern Nebraska and western Iowa farms at G per cent; borrowers can pay $100 or any multiple: any Interest - dato; no delay. Hrennau-Lbve Co,, 309 S. 13th St.. Qmaha. Neb. W-SS7 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brcnuan-Lovo Co., 3C9 South 13th W-&SS ' iWAN'TED, city loans, bonds and wurrnnts. n.nri.a , I'tnl.nn,. tMI 17-- .. . . W iS9 WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds and warrants. II. C. Peters & Co., 1702 Farnam St., Bee Bldg. AV 90 FIVE per cent money. Bemls, Paxton block. W-S91 MONEY to loan 'at 44 and 5H per cent on Omaha property. 'W. B. Melkle, 401 S. 15th. '. " 1 ' W-892 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad. 1524 Douglas, W-0S3 PRIVATE money. Sherwood. 937 N. 1. L. W-893 CASH on hand. Q.. E. Turklnxton. 606 Bee. ' .. " ' " W-894" MONEY' TO LOAN on Improved real estate; 5 per cent Interest; no commission; prlvl. , lege of pslng $109 or more beforo ma turity. .Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. .Co., John W. Cllsh, special loan agent. .214 First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb. W-S97 5' AND 5V4 per cent loans; W. H. Thomas, Trlrar Vfltlnnat flanW htillrltnc? Tnl 1iq W'-S93 ' WANTED, city loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. W-M561 6, 554 P. C. loans.. Garvin Bros,, 1613 Farnam. ' W-351 Jy7 MO.NEY TO LOA.-t-CllATTELS. DO YOU NEED MONEY? We loan (10 and up on furniture, pianos, horses and other chattels. SALARY LOANS .without mortgage to people holding perma- uent positions. You can get the money In a few hours-after making application and take 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months or more In which to pay It back, ana you need not pay tor It onu day longer than you keep It. We charge nothing for papers and wu give you the full amount In cash. There aro no lower rates than ours; our terms aro tho easiest; our business Is confidential and- our motto Is "try to pleuse." OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 119 Board of -Trade. Bldg. Tel. 229.. (Established 1892.) 306 S. 16th St X-9U1 LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE rW 111. A IN NftTP There goes Fritz, coming back 'again to get says our rates are lower and payments easier than other companies. Call and be r FLOOR, ROOM. 303, PAXTON BLOCK. 1 . vw CONFIDENTIAL LOANS on household furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc, In two hours' time; also to salaried people on their plain, notes, with out security. Easiest payments and low cat rates In Omaha. Private Interviewing room. American Loan Co., room 312 Brown block, Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.; entranco on 16th St., opposite Y. M. C. A. Bids. ' - - X-903 LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team sters, boarding houses, etc., without se curity; easiest lerms; 40 offices In principal cities. Tclmin, 410 Board of Tradu Bldg. X-499 LOANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE, IV DIUI.A, VIV, UILA OCI . IV.u UIIU IflWCBV rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 633 (top floor) Paxton block,- northeast corner 10th and. Farnam; entrance on 16th street. . X-903 MONEY" loaned on pianos, furniture, Jw- elry, horses, cows, etc, C. F. Reed, , 313 II. 13. X-907 MOS'EY loaned on piano:, furniture, horses, ' cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R. S.Burker blk. J X-904 SHORT' time loans. Joe Fleasants, 54 Barker btock. X-905 $1,000,00 TO place quick. M. J. Kennard & Son. Sullo 310. Brown block. X 90b ni'SINESS CHA.CES. WANTED, experienced physician to take charge of our Denver oftlce; will alio start office in other cities for competent physicians. Thyroid-Lymph Co., 500 Beo bldg. Y-M96S Je30 FOR SALE or rent, my blacksmith shop and wagonmaker shop, doing a good bust ncss, on account of my health. 13. c. Wolter, Norfolk. Nob. Y M651 Jyl2 FOR RENT, restaurant and fixtures In good location. Mrs. West, 219 Main st Frernont, Neb, Y Md 22' FOU SALE, first-class shoe shop in good location. Write L. B. Emerson, Crestou. la, Y-t-MKM Tt llfi.OOO CLEAN general mdse, stock In ood thriving town, doing fine business; falling . health of owner: will exchango for good 4 improved land. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. - ' V UN, Y-MSiS $5,000, CHOICE slock boots and shous in thriving town; -fine business:' 4 cash, U bood Improved land. J. II. Johnson, S.-V, J-lfc. Y-MS7 FOR SALE, a $2,000 stock of drugs, paints and oils. Thin stock will be sold nt in voice' price. The reasons for selling Is that the stock Is In the hands of an ad ministrator. For further particulars call on or address W. W. Sinclair, the admlnls trator, Bancroft, Neb. Y-W7 nrsi.xEss chaxces, $l0 CLEAN grocery stocki location fine; good rash trade; owner leaving cllv; will sell cheap, J 11, Johnson, X, Y. Life. . Y-riissa OIL STOCK for sale In .Beaumont oil field; Incorporated compony; big opportunity to get In on tho ground floor. Address W 63, Bee. Y .M93) 23 BUSINESS- OPPORTLMTY-ExperlcrTccd newspaper man with f 1,300. Qiailt wbrhc to engage In business In good county 'seat town with n partner having $30') In cash to -Invest. Thli Is n splendid chance to get Into business. Address W 67. Bee. ' V-M912 21 FOR EXCIIAXtiR. 2D-HAND men's wheels for ladles' wheels Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th and Chicago Sts. Z-90S ILL pay cash difference for trade of 66 feet on Burt St., near 16th. W. T. Gra ham, Beo Bldg. Z S73 21 FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE. HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also ftra Insurance. Bcmls, Paxton Blk. RE-913 6EE. HENRY B. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE. RE-910 RANCH AND FARM lands for sale bv the Union Pacific. Ballroitd company, n. A. McAlIaster, land commissioner. Unlsn Pacltla Hcadauartcrs, Omaha, Neb. RB-912 FOR SALE, on monthly payments. 8-ronrn modern houso on' North ,ilth Bt. car line: nlso vacant lot' Which will be Iriiprovod for purchaser on moderate -payment down. Mutual Loan and Bulldtdg Asoclotlon. O. M. Nattlngcr, secretary, Bee" Bldg.' RE-911 HOUSES and lots In nil parts of city; also aero property and farm lands. Tho O. F. Davis Co., Room 552, Bee Building. RE-909 BIG SNAP. 13 full lots. 3 being on enr line. In Bose Hill. Joining Country club, at $10 per lot or $5x for all. D. V. SHOLES COMPANY, 310 N. Y, Llfe.Bldg. Tel. 9. RE-5UI 21 IRRIGATED LAND FOR SALE. In the rich valley of Loup, river I can offer for sale ninnv farms nt reiLHonntiln nrla t This, land In a rich sandy loam nnd pro- iiucee cieguiu crops, inc inrmurs are IBSl putting their land Into alfalfa, which brings them fine returns, three nnd four crops a year being, harvested nt llttlo or no expense, netting as High as $30 per acre Income each year. Most of this land Is under a flue Irrigating canal, with a steady and rellablo flow of water from tho Loup river. I will name a few pieces: 240 acres. 1 mile from county seat; 20 acres meadow, balance pasture land, Price, $760. 200 acres. H-mlle from county senti'good 8 room house, orchard, lots of timber, 80 acres can bo Irrigated," 20 acre, fine al falfa, 115 aires pasture. Prlc, $4,000. 160 acres, house, windmill, orchnrd, SO acres pasture, So acres farm land, 40 acres Irri gated. Price. $1,650. 320 acres. 100 under plow, balance pasturo; house, windmill, barn. Trice. $1,130. 10O acres, lino place for stock, frnino house, orchard, barn, plenty of- water a:nd tim ber. Price. $S0. Many other places' at very low figures. Send for full particulars'. Address. II. A. STEWART. Taylor; Loup County. Neb. RE-673 FOR SALE, cheap, my reldnnce.t2137 S. 33d t.; nil modern. Apply F. Richardson. Merchants' National bank. G. W. Me geath. RE-M5S0 LYMAN WATERMAN, real estate and financial nscnt, promoter of enterprises, 609 Bee Bldg. RE-S63 22 WANTED, warehouse space. 50x160. with trackage for machinery business; would like proposition from owner of vacant to build tho nbovc. W 57, Tlee. RE-S65 22 SOME BARGAINS V good houso In good condition. 8 rooms, 22l3X'ocust St.. VX). House 8 rooms, S. E. cor, 22d and Boeh"- cer St., paved street, cement walks; half price, $2,000. 'i Good cottage! -5 rooms, full' lot; 3032 Emmet street, $60. t - Two houses, 2917 and 2919 iDupont Sti, both for $773. t' Cottage rooms. 308 N. 27thSt..- $1,000: lunxisi reet h iv.. cor;'20tai nnd Bancroft St.. 3 buildings, will sell) at great bar gain, or trade. Make' an !off'r for cash Good house. 9 roomV. 75 fc.4t',d)ivcd street, KountTe Place, $2,250. "J- " Near inn nna JarKson Bi'22 feet for $950. 2818 Franklin St.. 6 rooms? il',250. ., S. W. cor. 2fith and. Mnple. T, rooms, $1,,50, 1420 Dorcas' St.. 10 rooms. $1,700. Vacant lots, Isnbcll udcL wfcst of 24th, near Ames avenue, $150 to $350 'each. Two mortgage's. $2,500 ericrrfnr sale. V. T, UJtAlIAM, BCO Bldg. RE-S77 21 WE havo customers for, several cheap cot- iuic iii nurm i ui , vi inn ciij-, nna some four or five In the south part of the city, rartlen desiring to sell ntjonco. and nt the present prices will find customers by list ing their property with us nt once. A. r. Tukcy &. Son.44-115 Board of Trade. RE SS3 22 TEN-ROOM house, ALL MODERN, near .yriil vr. iiiiii i-hciiiu ni 4 niocas irnm Hanscom park, lino reception -hall, -onk finish down stairs, elegant staircase, nice shade and lawn, permanent sidewalk nnd driveway, large barn.. Wo btvve Just se cured the agency of this place and the owner Is desirous of selling at onpe; EX CELLENT opportunity for somo one wanting a fine home. For .further InfoN matlon call 'loon R. C. Peters & Co.. 1702 Fa,rnam rt., Bee Bldg. RE-jM902 22 SOUTH OMAHA PROPERTY. Five and ten-acre tracts near South Omaha, $90 to $125 per acre. $8,000 for 120 acres near.Soufh Omaha, with nne improvement. $18,000 for brick huslness block In business center, leascn jj.wu per year ana pays 12 npr cent net. GEOPGE AND COMPANY. 417 N. 25tH St.. nouin umiinn, or joui t-arpum m,, nmnna. RE-rM$90 23 Tt'KEY'S SPECIAL BARGAINS, , U..a I..-, v. n . . t. . , . , 11. jun, imiuhiii. iwv or Hirer ver nice six or seven-room .houses on Maple near 26th st., with city water, bath and condition Inside, with nlcA yard 'nnd corner lots.. Parties wanting modern homes on small cash payments nnd bnlanee monthly will look no further nfir onr theee properties. A P. Tt'KEY & PON. 4(1-415 Board of Tride. nr. jiuio zi BEAUTIFUL JIANSCOM PARK HOME FOR STOCKMAN. On Georgia nve,. 9 rooms, everything strictly modern and up. to date; owner leaving the city, authorizes us to reduco price from $7,000 to $6,000, TERMS REASONABLE. PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY, N. Y. Life Bldg.. Qmaha,, RK-M9U 23 INTELLIGENT BUYERS AND SELLEB8 win uphi inrougn me, icbii ann aSK "why?" JESSE T. WHEATON. 42S Pax ton block. RE M934 22 FOR SALE. 320 acres of lond at a bargain, In section thirty (30), In Holt county, Neb. Address F. J. Nenaham, Ottumwa, la. RE-M920 23 MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist In diseases of women In Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladies to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement, and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address with stamp. Dr. Pries, 1513 .Dodjo St., Omaha. Net. M-525 J23 VIRTUAMA cures lmpc-tfncy, resulting from Indiscretions or debility; givs vi tality, vigor -cstoring leslres, ambitions, aspirations of youth, health, fitting for success, happiness In .business, profes sional, social, married life; $2, or 3 for $5. Sent anvwhere prepaid on receipt of price. The Kldd Drug Co,, Elgin. Ill, American Office, rotall. wholesale. Myeis Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha: M. a, Dillon. South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full line legitimate rubber goods. OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel. It!; Alice Johnson.' D. O., ladles' dept.: - Old E. Johnson, Osleqpa(hlst, Mgr. DONOHUE, Orteopath, Paxton Blk. Tel".13l : ' - A. T. HUNT. D O., 305 Karbach Blk. Tel.2352 M-474 nOILEIl MAKERS. OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers, tanks, sucks, etc. TtL 1359.. 12th and J.ardHs' -?25 JIVSE 22, 1901. SHORTIIA.MI AMI TYI'CWItlVI.XU. A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life. -91S DOYLES' College, court reporter principal. Beo Bldg. 019 NEB. Business &, Shorthand College, Bovd s GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug -Oil IIUIEt'S A.U III.AMC?.. THE prtnthig of lawyers' briefs In a per fectly satisfactory manner requires training, experience nnd equipment. Tho Omaha Mercury does this work Just right, Legal blanks, hundreds of forms, for sale. Send for catalogue. 297 Jy4 PATENTS. PATENTS No fee unless successful. Sues A Co., Beo Bldg,, Omaha, Neb. Advice free. -158 JylS WILL BUY any good Invention or patent Address Lock. Box 760, Drs Moines, la. 39 FIMIINO AMD PLEASURE RE SORT. IF YOU want good bass and croppy fishing go to Langdon, Mo. Very 'best of hotel accommodations, rlcnty of boats nnd minnows. Write R. A. Dtttmar for rates. -976- 11ICYCLE9. NEW and ladles' wheels rented 50 cents for the evening or uftertioon. except Sun. day. Louis Fleschcr, 1632 Capitol Ave. 753 CARPENTERS AMI JOBBERS. ALL kinds qI carpenter work and repairing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th unit Lake Sts. 370 DRE3SM AKIMl. IN families. Miss Sturdy, 318 So. 26th st. 310 Jy6 PAWNBROKERS. EAGLE Loan Office, reliable, accommodat ing;. all business confidential. 1301 DougUi!. -927 TAILORING. 2i PER CENT saved: high class tailoring, latest designs. Stephen J. Brodcrlck. 1617 Farnam St. M529 Ji23 LAUNDRY'. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars. 2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 547, EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS. LK8BONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or nv.in Ing, R. 15, Com. Nat. Bank. G. R. Rathbun. 023 SIDEWALKS. SIDEWALKS Stone, cement, brick. Wcl shuns' Mantel and Tile Co., 30!) So. 17th st. 512 Jy8 LOST. LOST Pair rimless eyeglarses, with chain attached; suitable reward If left at Del lone hotel. Lost-M918 23 STAMMERING AMI STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg. 930 C1ARUAOE HAULING. ANTIMONOPOLY Garbage Co. cleans cess pools & vaults, removes garbage & dead animals at reduced prices. 2l M. 16, tel. WiV. 274 Jy3 WANTED-TO IIOIIROW...,. $2,000 FROM a tirlvato pa"rly; good security. Address W 62.' Bee. ' ' " ' -eS9 2:i " Ft'UMTtltE REPAIRING. TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln. 2U1 Cumln.g St 928 ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION pleating; cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th and Farnam. 926 Our $5.00 Sets of teeth havo Btood nearly four teen years. They can't bo ex celled In a perfect fit by any dentist. Bailey the Dentist Third Floor Paxton Block. PHONE 1085. THAT BUGGY? Call In nnd give your ANSWER Y'ou can have a new buggy de livered to your house on Saturday, Drummond Carriage Co lAHi nnd Harney. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should bo rend DAILY by all Interested as changes mny occur at any time). Foreign malls for tho week ending June 22, 1801, will close (PROMPTLY In all cases) at the general postolllco as follows: PAR CELS, POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. Parcels post mulls for- Uermany closo at 5 p. m. .Monday and Wednesday. Regulur and supplementary malls closo nt foreign urancn nan nour luicr man cios. ing time snown ociow. TrniiM-.ttltuitlc Slnlla. SATURDAY At 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE, per. s. c Umbrla, via Queenstown; at 7:30 h. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per f. r. Rotterdam (mall must be .directed "nev s. s. Rotterdam"); at 8 a. m. for ITALY, per s, s. Hohenzollern, via Nn ples (mail must be directed "per s. . Hohenzollern"); at 9:30 a. m. for'SCOT LAND direct, per s. s. Ethiopia (mall must be directed "per s, s, Ethiopia"). , 'PRINTED MATTER. ETC.'-Thls steamer takes Printed Matter, Commercial Pn pers nnd Samples for Germany only. Tho tame class of mall mntter for other parts ,of Europe vylll not be sent by this ship unless specially directed by her, After the closing of tho Supplementary 1'iansittlnntlo Malls named above, nd dltlomi! supplementary malls are opened on the piers of the American, English, French nnd German steamers, and remain open until within -Ten Minutes of the hour of tailing of steamer. MnlU for South und Cent nil America, West I m! leu. Etii. SATURDAY At 9 n. m. for PORTO RICO, per a. s Hun Juan, via San Juan: at 9 a. m. (supplementary 9:30 ft. in,) for CU RACAO and VENEZUELA, per s. V. Dag gry (mall for, Savnnlllo sjid Carthagena must be directed "per e. s. Daggry"); nt 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:40 a. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, 8A VAN1LLA. CARTHAGENA nnd GREY TOWN, per . s. Alene (mall for Cosia Rica -must he directed "per s. s. Aleno''); at 10 a. m. for CL'BA per s. s. Morro Caitle, via Havana, 'Mails (or Newfoundland, by rail to North POSTOFFICB NOTH'K. Sydney nnd thence by tteamcr, close at this omce dally nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting eloo here every Monday, Wednesday and Hatur dayj. Mulls tor ..Mliiuclott, by rail to Bos ton nnd thence by steumur, close nt this otllce dally ul :; p. in. Malls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tamp.i. Fin., and thciue by steamer, close tit this otlice dally (except Sunday) nt 3 u. m (tho connecting rloses ar1 on Monday, Wednesday nnd Saturday). Malls for- Cuba, by rail to Miami. Fin., and thence by steamer, close at this otllce every Sunday nt 6 it. m. Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dis patch by steamer, closu nt this oftlce dally nt 1:30 p. m. and 11 p. m. Mulls for Costn Rica, Belize. Puerto Cortex and Guntcm.iln, by rail to New Orleans and thence by steamer, close nt this ofneo dally nt "liSO p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays for Bellie, Puerto Cortc- and Guatemala end Tuesdays for" Costa Rica). Registered mall closes at 6 p. m. provlous day. Trniis-Piiclllc Mnlla. Mulls fortlnwall. Cliltia, Japan and Philip pines, via Hnn Francisco, close hero dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to Juno "l?, Inclustvo, lor dispatch' per s. s. Hong Kong Maru. Malls for China nnd Japan, via Ho.it tic, close here dally nt ii:3w p.,m. up to June "IS, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Kin shin Maru (registered malt must bo di rected "via Scattlo'1;. Mulls fur China nnd Japan, via Tneomn, close here dally at t:30 p. m. up io Juno 20, 'Inclusive, for dispatch pet k s. Ta coma. Mulls for Tahiti nnd Marquesas Islands, via Son Frnnclscp, emju here dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to June 21, inclusive, for dis patch per s. s. Australia, Malls for Australia (except West Austratla, which fiocs.viu Europe, nnd New i'.oa land, "which goes rl.i San Francisco) nnd Fin 'Islands, via Vnncouvei, close hero dally at' 6:30 p. in. nfter Juno IS and up to June 22, Inclusive, for dispatch pur s. s. Mlowern (supplementary mfclls, via Scattlo nnd Victoria), closo itt 0:30 p. m. June 23. Malls for Hawaii, Jnpnn, China nnd Philip pine Islands, via Sun Francisco, close here dally nt 0:30 p. m. up to Juno 31, In clmlve, for dispatch per s. s. China. Mails for Iltiwiill, via San Frnnctuco, .loso here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to June 21, for dispatch per s. s. '.oiilniiilln. Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver, closo here dally at 6:30 p. m up to July 2, Inclusive, lor dispatch per s. s. Em press of Chlnn (registered mall must bo directed "via Vancouver"). Malls for Australia (except West Australia, whtch Is forwarded via Europe), New Zealand, FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, via Ban Francisco, closo hero dnlly lit 6:30 p. nt. after June 2.1 and up to July "O, ln elusive, or on arrival of s. s. Lucnulii, due nt Now York July "0, for dispatch per s. s. Slcra. Trans-Pnclilo mails are forwarded to port of sailing dnlly nnd tho schedule of closing Is arranged on tho presumption of their un interrupted overland transit. Registered mall closes nt 6 p.- m. previous day. CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PoHtmastor. Postofflce. New York. N. Y'.. Juno 14, 1901. LEGAL NOTICES, RECEIVER'!) NOTICE. In tho Tjisuii't court in and for Douglas Ccunty, Nebraska. Willlnm G. Muddon, plaintiff, acolnst Ne braska Fire Insurance Company et nl., de fendants. Notice, to creditors of said In surance company to present their claims for dividends. To all creditors of tho Nobraskn Flro Insurance-company who havo not cluimod or received their respective dividends hereto fore ordered lit tho ubovo entitled notion: You, and ench or you, arc hereby notllled that In nnd by tho order of the court In the above entitled action, made and entered on tho 4th day of May. A. D. 1901. you must present for payment your respective claims tor dividends heretofore ordered In said action within CO days from the completion of the publication of this notico, which t.'me will expire on the 31st duy of August, A. L). 19ul, and that unless you so do your respec tive rights o such dividends will be con cluded, und you will be barred of the right to participate, In tho funds approprlutod thoieror. Such .claims may be presented at the OfTlco ,of" the undersigned receiver In the Brown, block, In the city of Omaha, in Douglas county aforesaid, or transmitted to him at that address, by mall. Dated this 25th day of May. A. D. 1901. . . , . ALBERT U. WYMAN. Receiver of. trie said Nebraska Fire Insur- ance 'compuny. May30d-sun-3ut NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled proposals will be received at tho office of tho commissioner of public lands and bulfdlngs, Lincoln, Neb,, until 12 o'clo.ck nop, .Juno 21. 1901, for tho erection of a stand pipe at the Asylum for Insano at Norfolk, Nob. ..Specifications may be seen at tho office of the'-rommlssloner of public lands nnd buildings or at the oftlco of the superin tendent of the asylum at Norfolk, Neb. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check to ths amount of 10 per cent of the bid, made payable to the state of Nebraska, to' be forfeited to tho state In case the bidder being 'awarded the contract shall fall to execute the contract npd fur nish bond required within ten days nfter tho receipt of notico of acceptance of his hid. The successful bidder to give bond In a surety company In the sum of $2,000, condi tioned on the faithful performance of his contract. The Board of Public Lands and Buildings reserves the right to reject any nnd all bids and to waive defects. , . GEO. D. FOLLMER, Commissioner Public Lands and Bldgs. Lincoln, Neb., .Juno 11, 1901, J13dl0t-m Bids for brick Methodist church nt Car roll, In., will be received up to June 30. Plnns nnd specifications on file with F. II. Sinclair, secretnry, ann also with the archi tect. W. C. Barton. a Walnut street. Des Moines, In. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Jipdtf GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PROPOSALS FOR BRICK. LIMS. CE ment, lumber, etc., etc. Department of the interior, U. S. Indian Service, Omaha, etc.. Agenoy, Winnebago, Neb., June 15, 1901. Sealed proposals. Indorsed "Proposals for Brick, Lime, Cement, Lumber, etc., etc.," and addressed to the undersigned, will bo received at this oftlco until 2 o'clock p. m. of Juno 27. 1901, for furnishing and deliver ing a quantity of brick, lime, cement, lum her, etc., etc.-, required to complete neces sary Improvements nnd furnishings at Win nebago school. For full list nnd descrip tions, npply to tho li. 8. Indlon agent, Omaha,, etc.. Agency, Nebraska, c. P. MATHEWSON. V. 8. Indian Agent, and office of The Bee. Omaha. Neb. WANTED For V. S. army, able-bodied Unmarried men, between ages of 21 nnd 35; citizens of the United States, of good character nnd- temperate habits, who enn Hpcuk, read nnd wrlto English, For In formation, apply to Recruiting Officer, Cor. 16th nnd Dodge Sts., Omaha, Jeb. RAILWAY TIME .CARD. " l'MON STATION IOTH AND MARCY. Union Pnclflc. Leave. Arrive. Overland Limited a 4:20 am a 7:30 pm Fast Mall a 8:50 am a 3:25 pm Mall and Express all:35 pm a 4:25 pm Colorado Special nll:35 pm a 6:50 am LlncolhtStrotnsberg Ex.b 4:05 pm bi2:30 pm Pacific Si Atluntlc Ex. .a 4:25 pm a 6:50 um Grand Island Local,. ...b 5:30 pm b 9:35 um Chtuiiajn fc Northwestern, Chlcugo Special a 7:00 inn all:30 nm Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am Eastern express. ..,.,.,,aio:a am h 4:oi pm Eastern Special; a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm Fast Mall , a 2:46 pm Omaha-Chlcugo L't'd,.,a 7:45 pm a s:0O am Fast Mall a 8:30 am Cedar ltdplds Passenger a 5:30 pm Illinois- Central, Chicago Express.. ...... .a 7:00 um a 6:10 pm Chicago, Minneapolis & St. Paul Limited a 7:45 pm a 8:05 am Minneapolis & St. Paul Expretis b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm Fort Dodge Local, from Council Bluffs,...! b 4:50 pm a S:15 am Fort Dodgo Local, from Council Bluffs a 6:00 um C'lilcnito, MllMHiikee A. St. Pnul. Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a S;0o am Chicago & Umaha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3;to pm Moux city v I'lielllc. Twin City Express a 6;55 am al0:25 pm Twin City Limited a 7:53 pm a s:lS am Sioux City Locul a 8:00 am a 3:50 pm Wolinali. St. Louis "Cannon Ball" Express ,.a 5:15 pm a S:20 am Clilcauo,' Rook Island &. Pacific, Chicago Diiyllght Spe'l. 6:00am 2:00 am Des Alolnes Daven port Local , a 7:25 am bU:35 am Chicago Express'. 011:15 um a o:lo am Des Moines Local ,,,a 4:20 pm a 4:45 pm Chicago Fust Express. .a, 5:03 pm n 1:25 pm Des Moines, Rock Island & Chicago ; -.n 7:40 pm a 9:S5 om Rocky Momu'n Limited 2:00 am 6:00 am Lincoln, uoio, apripga, Denver, Pueblo and . VUlUtOUUl WlllllHWIMU tab Texas Flyer ,,,a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am Omuha A St. Louis. St. Louis -"Cannon Ball"a 6;16 pm a 8:20 am Kansas City &- Qulncy - Local .i.n,....i,.,,,.a.7;oo am, a 9:00 pm a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, 11 RAILWAY TIME CAR II. Missouri Pneltle, ' N't. Louis Express nl0:00 am ft 45:25 pm K. C. & St 1 Express. ,hIO:SO pm a 6:15 am lit RLINUTON STATMVV-tOTH ,t MASON Kniisn City, St. Joseph A: Connoll 111 n ITs Kansas City Day Ex ...a 9:20 am a 6:(B pm Kansas City Night Ex..nlo;30 pm a 6:15 nm St. Loul Flyer 5,10 ,,m all:15 Hm lllll-llllMtoii .V .MUmihi-1 Itlver. le.tvc. Arrive. Nebraska Express a :w nm a 7:35 pm Wymore, Beatrice and Lincoln i 5;M um bll:55 am Denver Limited a 4.25 pm a 3iW pm Black Hills and Puget sound. Denver Con nection a 9:00 pm a 6:43 am Lincoln Fast Mall b 3M pm a 9:17 am Fort Crook and Platts- mouth b 3:20 pm bll:05 am Bellevuo & Pacific Jct,.n 7:40 pm a S:20nm Bellevuo & Pacific Jct..n 3:10 am Clilcuuo, llnrllnutoii t Itiliiey, Chicago Special a 7:00 am al0.2O pm Chicago Vcstlbulcd Ex.. a 4:U pm k 7:ts am Chlcugo Local u If.oO um a 4:05 pm Chicago Limited ;...a 7:oO pin a 7;4j am Fast Mull a SitS pm a Dally, b Dally except Sunday. EHSTEIt DEPOT-l.tTII Jt WEBSTER. Chlcnuo, SI. Pnul, Mlnneitlinlls ,fc O in n tin. Leave. Arrive. Twin City Passenger.... a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm Sioux City Passenger. ..a 2:45 pm nllllO dm Emerson Locul b 5:30 pin b 8:30 am Missouri I'uelllc. Nebraska Local, Vlt Weeping Water b 4110 pm nlO:43 nm Fee mtint, Elkhoi-ii ,v Missouri Vnllcy Black Hills, Dradwood, Hot Springs n 3:0jpm a 5:00 pm Wyoming, Casper and Douglas d 3:0) pm e 5:00 pm Hasting!-, York, David , City, Superior, Genova, Exeter and Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 8:00 pm Norfolk, Lincoln nnd Fremont ,...! 7:30 nm bl0:21 aro Fremont I.otnl c 7'30 um a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun day only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dally except Monday. Direct Ronte to OIbskott r.ihlhl tlon ANCHOR LINE - Jtenmnhlpa fr.uu Now York Weekly for GLAHtiOW VIA LONDONDERRY. Saloon. $50 nnd up. Second Cabin, $32.60 and up. Third Clasi, 26 and upwards. For Illustrated folder and further Informa tion upply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Chicago, or J. S. McNALLY. 1323 Farnam St., GEO. E. ABBOTT. 1321 Farnum St., Omaha, ivW.liliVIM.llMJ FecsriotaTrs?lours Hnftmhi ,a i ilKMPnnl .unll;uirnwu Commonwealth, Twin Screw, 12,000 Tom Jul 3 Ntw Englsnd, " " 11,600 " Jutv 17 PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL vlt OUEENSIOAfX Dom nlnn Inl. A I U.ha,,... I. ,1.97 Csmbfomtn .... Jul 13 f Dominion .Aug, 10 For firtttr Itltmttloa, tUmt Cptny's OHIcti, o Dtiftwfn St.. Olufs, lilt. Summir Tours on Laki Mlohlean. ' THE SES&i MANITOU for puttniii narrlce eialuilialr. pkM trl-weeklr trip for Ckarlvrotr. Hariior prlnas, umr Viw, , lMakr and ateeklnav iftlaail cunnaetlns with all StwmtblD Lloaa for Ltka Superior. Uwtarn and Otmllan Point. Hpaoltl Ttttu to Ptn-Amirlctn. LEAVI8 CHICAGO A8 FOLLOWS! Tih, lOi.a. Tkar.lla.H. Sal. Sp. St. Monltou Stonmahlp Company, OFFICE & DOCKS, Rush and N. Water Sts.. Chicago. ELECTRIC LINE IN IOWA I'lmia of the Sew System Traction L'oinpnii)- Are Itnpldly 1 .MiitcrlnllxliiK. rians are under way for tho construction of tbo first electric lino In Iowa designed to bo operated as a general railroad. This cntrcprlEo grows out of the fran chise recently granted tho Now System Traction company for an electric road from Crcston, la., to Wlntorsct, la. When Lyman Waterman, tho general manager of tho Now System company, began to Interest capitalists In tho scheme, ho visited a number of western Iowa capitalists, who not only thought favorably of tho plan, but suggested certain modifications, which later dovcloped Into re plan .for the con struction of a road from Council Rluffs to Dps Molnos. Tentatlvo plans for the constructlbn of tbo road wcro outlined and submitted to a meeting of the prospective stockholders last Friday night. As tho plans then showed, they called for a standard gauge road from Council niults to Des Moines to tap the line of tho Creston-AVInterset road at ft point near Mackhurg; Hie road to be equipped with passenger and freight, cars, power to be supplied by motors especially con structed for the moving of heavy trains. Under this plan the ordinary freight and passenger cars of steam .railroads could ba handled by the new lino as well as their own cars, which , will differ little In con- , strucllon from tlie ordinary coaches nnd cars. Thero will be n meeting of tho stockhold ers not later than Monday at the residence of ono of the Iowa men for the purposo of adopting articles of Incorporation and lgn; lpg the subscription list. The company will flrRt start the construc tion of tho Creston-Wlntereet line ant) be fore that Is completed work will begin on the Council muffs end of the Una to Des Moines. Tho new route, It Is said, will open up i territory containing valuable coal deposits and If this expectation Is borne out a regu lar line of coal trains will bo run. Entrance to Omaha will bo secured if possible and t the trains run from this city to Des Moines. AT ST. CATHERINE'S ACADEMY Clnta I) y i'rotfrnni Includes Mnny IntereatliiR 1'rntnrea llltliop Srnnnrll I'realilea. St. Catherine's academy observed class ' day exercises Thursday afternoon, Dlshop Scannell presiding. The program was composed of literary and musical numbers, while' eight little girls garbed In the ccetumes of a century ago went through tho movements of the stately minuet. A song exercise "Praise Him, yo Flowers" was rendered, the musle being supplied by the Happy Hour singing circle, while the smaller pupils of the sphool marched, carrying garlands. Mlts Margaret Flynn read an essay on the sub ject of "Is the Religion of a Country the Cause of Its Prosperity?" Assisted by the Choral union she ssng "The Murmuring River." WIND TRAVELS RAPIDLY Momentary Velocity nf Forty-Seven Miles Per Hour la penciled Knrl)' Frlflns- Mornlnar. Wind that attained a momentary velocity of forty-seven miles an hour accompanied ' ths storm at about 1:20 n. m. yesterday, and , there was a continues wind 'prevailing for somj time wit!) a force of.Chlr(y.-lgbt rollr's.. There was .34 of an Inch of -rainfall dur ing the night at'thls jiolnt. The- ouUook' for a period of' clear weather waa'po'' nounced at tho local weather station o' more promising' than at' any period for'som' time past. , Rainfalls, werj genera) Thurs.-, day night over the territory north of ua'ln the Missouri valley. Valentine bad IM Inches of It, but there was' po precipitation, at North riatte. ' r ' 1 a i i aaW a