THE OMAHA DAILY JE33t FKTDAY, J Aft U AH Y 3, 1902.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisement tor then I'olnmni
will tie talte tin til 12 in. for ttio
renln- edition unit until H:!IO p, in.
for morning and Sunday edition.
nates, 1 l.2a word flrst Insertion)
Ic u. word, thereafter. Nothing taken
far Iras than 2fto for (lie first Inner
Hon. These advertisements must b
ran consrcntlrely.
Advertisers, hr rennestlnc a nni
hered check, run have nnmreta ml
dressed "to a numbered letter In car
f The flee. Answers ao nddreaaed will
be delivered oa presentation ot ihm
eoic onlr.
WA.TED-MALE HELP.
1 WILL educate o deserving young mnn or
woman in tho beat shortnnnti unu type
writing schoo'. to bo paid for when course
Ib Mulshed and positionsecured. Address
Ul, 1JCO, 11 ilW JU
GOOD messengers wanted. Increased pay.
A. D. T. Co., 212 South 13th. B-CCJ
STEADY WORK. nroiUablo work, for neat,
energatlc huotlers. C. F. Adams Co., 1G19
itowara. u-wi
is vnu a ti at. i.' n.iv'tt wnutc.
if you live in tho country or In a small
town nnd huvo a good acquaintance
urn ug the Inrmers'mid stock raisers in
tho neighborhood you can make live dol
lars easily by four or live hours' work.
Write us and wo will send you our propo
sition. The jjcu l'tiuusiiing uo., aoiicuor-
ucpl., umana, iNou. u-jusu
WANTED Young Irian stenographer ; gtvo
rercrcnccs, ugu una salary uesircu. .u-
TRAVELING, talesmen; nlso advertisers;
Binary or no go. xriumpn i;o., uauus,
Tex." , D-M76J 4
PERSONS desiring, young men to work fof
board should Me their applications with
Hoylcs College, N. Y. l.lio Uldg., beforo
January 2.) Tel. 11)81. li-.M8:s I
THE Mnler llnrlmr Colleen. 1C23 I'll rnn III
St., wants men .o learn tho barber trado
by their now method of practical experi
ence, expert Inslruptlons, lectures, etc,
that tinnol bo hue In any other way;
two yearn', apprenticeship caved; only
two months required; splendid wageu
paid graduates. Last year they pluccd
over 3ud barbers In hosiiltuls. hotels, sol-
dlers' homes and shops throughout tho
country and have moru domatm than can
bo supplied. Special offer made now.
Can earn scholarship, board, iooIh and
transportation It desired. Catalogue und
particulars inaiicu iree. write today.
u-.m;s(J i
WANTED--A good man In every county to
take .subscription for Tho Twentieth
Century Fnrmor. Our agents make good
wages everywiioro. tieicrenccn rrquirou.
Address, Twentieth Century Farmer,
umana, imou. iimu
WANTED, tlrst-class druggist, registered
in Nebraska, or conltictent to tnke exami
nation; personal Interview desired. Sher
man Aicwonneu urug uo umana, iNeu.
11 Mi J.I J
ACTIVE man to manage small local busl-
nes: good salary; givo experlenco and
rorerenccs. u v, lice uince. li 1& r
WANTED IlloekHmlth for cencral black-
rmlthiug; only n Hober nnd Industrious
man wanted. Jos. Gibbons, Waterloo,
rieu. 11 .MIWi &
WA.NTi:i)-l'KMAI.K 1111,1.
1 1 WANTED 2C0 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 878.
, (J tttf
WANTED Two young lady students to.
H'nj II 1IUII Ul VBnillH. IIIUI1IUUI iiik UUU .111-
ropody and scletulllo massage. Call pr
write, iioom .v, uee uiug. i; wj
COMPETENT mrl for icenernl housework.
1711 Douglas, Airs. E. Roscwuter. C
SECOND girl. 2020 Furnum atrcot
C-48S
1 WILL educate a deserving young man or
woman In tho best shorthand und type
writing school, to bo paid for when courso
is nuisneu unu position secured. Auuress
r" w, neo u 6JJ J 5
WANTED, girl, for general housework in
ismiiy ot two. HZ4 worth zotn street.
- " - " C-730
EXl'EJtlENqED second glrl.-at 3707 Jones
ul fTiM
SPLENDID "wages paid ladles wlio learn
halrdresslng, 'manicuring or facial mas
sage witn us. uur new meinou ot train
Inu saves vears oC nnnrentlccshtti. Prac
tical oxiieHcnce furnished by tree work:
compurattvcly no expense.. Cull or write,
.vioicr college, iu rurnum at.
C M793 1
GIRL 'for general housework. 2517 Far-
num u 4-
"AVANTED, housekeeper In Hmall family,
wont iignt. Auurcss u -J, nee. u vm
WANTED, ' housekeeper, small family,
s. u, uor. i3iit tutu .iiuiucrsou at.
C-D3S
WANTED srenogrnphor; apply Friday
aitternoon iiee uuuuing. c A1172 3
GOOD girl; conio well recommended, for
general mnitu lumuy. ii-J uauiornia.
C-M171 3
HUM' WANTED,
MALE Se femalo help. Call Canadian Office.
664
FOR HUNT-HOUHKS.
Mlddlcnils, wallpaper cleuner, 1403 Jackson
D 822 JJ
HOUSES, stores. Bcmts, Paxtou Block.
4V-VW
HOUSES, etc. h D. Wead. 1521 Douglas!
U0U8KB anJ Hats. HUigwalt, Barker 11 lie
r Hall
Wl
1IOU8US far rent In all part of the city.
tlai.nl.nn.1 nun t t 9l t Jlll ll 11.. u.MnA
U WW
I1UUOCO p Davis CO., 652 Bco, Bldg.
TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storage
V.Q., uuito imm I'utuuiii,, or tel. icov-sui.
D-071
FOR RENT, 8-room brick house, modern.
2715 Jackson St. Telephone 401. or L-2S&.
A ntamiHAH 141
SEE HENRY U. PAYNE, 01 N. Y. LIKE.
Ei-ROOM mo.ltrn housd and barn. 2403 N.
20tll. Phono A-25S8. D M28I
1101J8EH. G. G. Wallace. Brown Block"
' D-C78
S-ROOM modern, except furnace, (22. G. M.
Nattlngor, Beo Bldg. 'Phone 403. D-673
SEVEN-ROOM all modem house, In good
condition, lareo yard and beautiful iha.le
trees, 6 minute' walk from city hall.
win rani ioi per monin.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16th and Douglas Sta.
D-074
FOR RENT 0-room, house, city wator.
1010 Pierce St.. 110:- nlso barn. I2.E0.
JOHN W. RO1I01NS, 1802 FARNAM ST.
u SlSiO
FOR RENT Six-room cottage, 22d nnd
waurorma street, very convenient, J.
inquire at wi iNonn i?in utrcet,
D-MSGO
IIOUSES-Chrls. Boycr, 22d and Cuming.
7.HOOM rnllnirn. ?Srt9 Rnwnr.1
D-931 J3
FOR RENT, lino Btone front house, 11
rooms. 415 N. 25th St., 1 block south
v.iuigniuii cuurgu. au itamge uiug.
' D-M648 fi
FOR IlENT-FUHNISIIHD ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Farnam.
. E 051
ONE furnished n'om, with heat, on car
nne. joia uiarx; K per monin. is sw
THREE furnathed rooms for light houie-
acaping. uu a. inn ay, t-23
T.Annt frAnf rnnn. i.lnl.. 9 ,...lBt.A,l
.WW..., ..1134 141 111111 11,
steam hent: one or two gentlemen. Call
a. mil l. jk. AIMS
TWO housekeeping- rooms. SS. 'XU St.
tlnPu'a II .. T ml 1IVI.
" . f !.- 4. Wl
TWO pleasant rooms" for1 light hou'oktw. -
-pr"' is Mica o
NICELY furnlihed rooms, modern, well
ucuii-u, wiui uoaru. wj o. ;stn.
E M1GS 5
1011 HHM'-FUH.MSHI.D ROOMS.
ITHNTiHEt rooms, '62S H. 20th st.
JS-.MIW Ji(
ROOMS. 1006 Cnpltol Ave.
2622 DODafc, with privileges of private
no mo piano; modern; rcaeonnoie.
V E-910-J-4'
FRONT room, modern, JS mo. 1717 Web
ster. K-M'JX jjo
ll-HOOM modern flat at 1107 N 18th, $30
per month, can ut lis in. istn.
t K-M9176
FURNISHED rooms, modem. 809 H. 20th.
FURNISHED IIOO.MS AM) UOAltl),
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
!'-tot
CLUNCAIHK, trunstcnt 1.25 day. 1C03 Doug.
NICI3 homo for yojng men. ICS S. 25th St
we
SUITU ol rooms, furnace heat, for gentla
men. 1019 Jackson St. , 1 688
HTEAM hcucd, nicely furnished rooms,
wan or wunoui uouru. at ino inurston.,
ELEGANT steam heatod front room, with
bonru. l'Jw Cnpltoi Ave, r flutw
KOll It ISN'T, nicely furnished, steam htatcd
rooms, wmi or wunoui nouru. .Mioianu
hotel, 16tr, and Clilcugu sts. K M4H
TI113 BONNIE URIAH. 1720 DODGE ST.
I 485 J-17
LARGE south front nlcovo room, second
noor, moucrn. 25W iiarncy Bt.
1' lU Ji-
ROOMS and bonrd, Glencafrn, 1600 Douglas..
1' MM)
ruil ItK.NT-U.M'llIIISIIKU ItUOMN.
DESK room space, So per month, ground
noor room in ino iico Duiiuing, luving
Kurnom street; no expense lor light, heat
or janitor service u. u. x'cicrs & o.,
llentul AgcntH, lice Building. O 110
1'OH HU.NT STOIILS ASH Ol'l'tClOS.
I'UR RENT, tho building formerly occu
pied uy i'io lieu at mu j jrnam ai. ii lias
XOur sioi.ea unu u uuaemeiiL wiucu wm
torineriy useu as J. no uea press room.
'huh will i'i' rentcq very reusonubly. if
Interested apply at onco to C. C Xtose-
watur, ccruiury, room iuu, ueo uuuuing.
1 261
OFFICE with vault und part llrsi floor or
all top noor. itn-it uurncy at. Aituianu
Uluss and Ifclnt Co., 1410 Harney St.
1 Ml
FOR RUNT, store In llrst-closa locution;
rem ri'usuimuio. i, xvivis
Co., ground tloor, lieu Bldg. 1200
LARGE warehouse, trackage facilities,
Noh. ir,i7-ir. I'J m. ictn st.. n.wn sauara teut
Door surface; hydraulic elevator. Benson
Ai Aiyers, wj i. l. iua uiug. i aiiuo o-
KRONT tiart of storo room, sultablo for
omce 'or Business. i mi j-
t'RONT part of storeroom, suitable for
olllco or business, uiu a. luin, i uji jz
AG EM'S WA.M UI),
MEMORIAt. life of McKlnley, four lan-
iruui-es. biu uuce. iw naiiiones. ti.ciu: ireo
outht. NV. A. lllxenbaugh & Co., Ow Wura
uiock, umana. j
PROFITABLE work offered agents In every
town to secure subscriptions to the
Ladles' llomu Journal aim tho Saturday
Evening Post. Wo want agents who will
work tnorouguiy ana witn uusiness sys
tcm to tiiVLr each section with our lllus
truted little booklets acd other advertis
ing matter and to look sharply utter re-
tiMWUis irom oiu suuueriueis. ino nav is
11 rat rate and at the end of the season
jiU.uOO will bo given the best workers as
extra prizes for good work. How well
somo of our agontH have succeeded Is
told In a little booklet wo would like to
send you bortrults of some of our best
agents, with tho story of how they made
It pay: The Curtis Publishing Co.. Phil
adelphia, Pa. J M200 Feb7
AGENT3 wanted for new publications;
prospectus, etc., tree, ueorgo uarrio et
Son, loiii wamui. si.,, x-uiiaucipiua.
1 1 1 j 1
IIUUOI-UWIji ,iu vji ,. siih, cigr nun, uvcijr
hiiiniilMMinr will niinrAetatn It nt nnn
low-priced: Address C. II. Cushman, 412
Bee- Bldg., Omaha. J-M8C8 4
Ull DUIIU III uv;u uutiuiiia. .muicaa i ua
Tin A .iflli'n ' .T fttlll
AT'rnilVRY In Bee bulldlne can Aronm
modato lawyor witn omce, en suite.
M 40, ueo. J 27
WANTED, cnnvnsslng agents In every
county to solicit suoscriptions 10 -11113
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and
tho NEW CYCLOPEDIA OP LIVE
STOCK and COMPLETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid boog contains 1,400
Imperial octnvo pages, 800 object-teaching
engravings and Is the only book on live
stock over published -adapted to tho every
day, practical money-saving uso of every
former nnd stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agonts
In tho country with horso and buggy es
pecially desired. Canvassers make easily
ICO to 1100 nor month. Address Century
Farmec. solicitors- uurcau, uce Duuuing,
umana. j zis
WANTED nOARD AND nObM.
GENTLEMAN and wlfo wnht first-class
room and board for winter; Btato price
ana iuii particulars, u 21, uce.
K-M173 4
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED, to buy, somo glass doors and
glass partitions ami ono nait-oak rounu
counter. Apply to M. J. Franck, Midland
hotel. N M446
WANTED to buy prlvato bank In eastern
isourasKa or western lowa; any mrorma
vtlon will bo strictly' confidential. X27,
uec. Aipyu 1
FOR SALEt-l'imNITUUU.
THE CHICAGO FURNITURE CO
OFFERS A BIG LOT OF
BASE BURNERS AND' STOVES,
for less than one-halt their value. Prises
from 13 (o $15; actually worth douhlo. this
amount. Don't fall to Investigate this
offer. Also complete lino of furniture at
lowest prices.
14W-8-I0-12 UUJJUiJ bTUEET-
CHICAGO Furniture Co., HlO Dodge. Tel,
itj.o. isjew unu seconunaiiu, uoum, soia
exenangca. u
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR 8ALE.
Am obliged o break up hojsekouplng nnd
1 will sen tue iouowing uousenoiu goons
and furniture at a grcut bargain: One
Singer sewing machine, ono tlno upright
JIUVIIU, uuu iiiuiiuiiuitj niiui laiifiu, viltl nia
ranue. ono solid oak dining room table.
chairs, bedroom sets, carpets, etc.; will
be at my home to show goods each day
until January 7 from 2 till S. p. m. J. -M.
uiuan. 4aiti urant at. u A1171 4
FOR HAI.K-IHmsE', WAGONS, 1JTO,
GOOD EUGGY BARGAINS.
1 rubber-tired depot wagon.
1 o.pass, Rockaway.
4 leuther-ton family carriages.
4 pnacions, 0 top unu open uuggies ana
rutiaoouiH. .
Secondhand harness.
Drununona carnago uo., jBtn & iiamoy tit.
1 ti
THE REST In buggies and wagons nt H
Frcara, i4tn anu ieavenwurtn. rva
FOIl HALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Al HORSE and phaoton, cheap. Inqulro
uio I'arnam or uoage. vj aihu
CADET coat, good us new: will lit boy 13
ur 11 ytura oiu. Auureas 11 in, uee.
Q-M5S-
2DHAND safe cheap.
Dorlght, 1119 Fam im
u, say
FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any
otner musical instruments; to up. xne
witimann -o,, iwi rarnam. w 704
FIR tlmbera for housemovers, oto,, 40 t
u it., criuuing uuu nog leuce. wi unu,
las. Q-C3J
FOR SALE, good-sized parkages of news
paper exchanges, 5 cent, and up. Apply
at lieu uuice. uircuiation window.
Q-6S5
A MERRjY CHRISTMAS present: a nice
,gasiamp win picuse an; open evenings
to 10. Specialty Mfg. Co., 41 N. Main st,
uouncu uiuns, ,ja. y .mj
INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam
FOIl SAIiH-MISt'ELLANKOUS.
I. If FUMES lOo lo 110. Sherman & Mc-
nnell Drug tjo., ictn und uoage.
tj-M172
PHONOGRAPHS boug.it and sold. :iu
cuming st. q MSS3
iD-HAND aato cheap. Schwartz, 111 8. 13.
OR SALE, line mahogany bank flxturos
nnd Chicago Safe ti lick Co. safe, auto
matlo double time lock: double burglar
proof steel chests. .Will bo sold nt a
bargain. Nu'tional Bank of Commerce.
Y PE WRITE RS Latest Tnodcls of"tlio
Remington, Smith Premier and Dcnsmoro
typewriters, which huvo been replaced by
tho Underwood, cun bo hud .it a very low
figure. Call und sco them. Agll. Work
man & Co., 1617 Farnam st. 'lltone 2139.
Q-M70S
VOH 8AI.13 One houso moving outllt com
plete, In good repair, also one new set
of mcvlng trucks; u bnrguln for some one.
Address Geo. E t.'arr, Lewis, Iowa.
Q-M753 3
'OR SALE, fresh Durham cow and calf.
2820 Webster St. Q-912 J2
CIIINKSn W1ZAHO trlclt cards. 10 cents
Council Ulufls, hi. q 17G
CI.AIRVO VANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 N. ICth.
a to.,
MME. OYLMER, genulno palmist, 316 S. 13.
S 700
FREE tests by the Leon's world's greatest
mediums ono weeic oniy, iiu uuss at.
S-M151 3
Ul.fc.CTlt IO THE A 1'AUlN'l'.
MME. AMES, 3174 N. 15; flat E; attendants
MME. SMITH, baths, US N. 15, 2d 11 dor, 111
,T A1132 J7
BEATRICE HARLOW, electric treatment.
3U'.j, N. lotll. I' lltt A. 1U1 .
PERSONAL.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu
ous nair rjniovuu uy tiiectnciiy. it. u,
Fronzer Block. U 707
V1AVA, wo.nan'o wuy to health; rational,
wuoiesoine iiuinu ireutuieiii, 013 uec uiug.
U-70S
,'RIVATE homo for ladles beforo and dur
ing 'conitnemcni; uuuies uuopicd. 20J0
Bufdette st. Mrs. Burgut. U Mini J
JUST think of Itt Good cabinet photos only
vjc uoz. ui inc u. is. uuuery, uo a. lutn.
U-709
'ItENCII 'ombroldory done by Mrs. Preg.
ler, 010 S. 10th. U-M148 5
tJOLDMAN'S, tho only perfect pleutlng
.limit tti 111. Went. L'ijO llnllirliLii JiiU
U-SI513
SHAMPOOING und hair dressing. 2ic. In
connection witn ine .uamery, iiii-i.u uce
building.' Tel. 1710, U-661
SECRET SERVICE
Business, Criminal and Private.
2019 N. 24th St., Omaha.
U-M113 '
WANTED. Information concerning where'
abouts ot Daniel miner, u uerman laborer
who eloped irom umana witn Jiia Alolir,
October 2, I'M; sultaulo reward. Albert
Mohr, 4-'w a. inn St., umana, icu.
U-M141
RUPTURE permanently cured In SO to '60
days; scna tor circular, u. b. wood, n.
V.. 521 New York Lite Bldg.. Omahu, Neb.
U-710
HAIRDRESSING, manicuring and chiro
pody, tor lauies oniy, in connection witn
The uain-ry, ziu-zju uco uiug. um
L1EUEN. theatrical, masquerade costumer,
1U10 J?UIIIB.I1I. J It4.
SURE HATCH INCUBATOR CO.,
CLAY CENTER. NEB. Send for
.handsome 160-page ftee cutalogue. '
U-4.13
PRIVATE hospital, before and during eon-
tinemunt; babtea Adopted. 2300 Grant' St
Mrs. uarueis. xej. i'-ii3.'
I.
-U-99S
CHIROPODY i specialty, in. connection
wtin ip wuvuci;, iwuiuu -iu-4.'j una uiug.
Ki, -ilia. , u vt
ACCORDION pleutlng, cheapest, boat and
auicKosi. Airs. a. fj. Aianc, it en Douglas
U-M1G1
GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale
ana rctuu. -omna i-iano uo., it:. Doug.
laa. u wi
GET the little photos for 15o per doz. at
xne u. a. uauery, uo uoutn itttii at.
U-709
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor: R 2.
U ISS J -la
WE RENT machines of every muko at
iba ncr weeK. or i.'.vu ier monin.
Wo repair and sell parts for ovcry sowing
macninu mauuiaciuruu.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., Cor, 15th and
iinrney. -inono iwu. 3t uroauway.
Council Bluffs, la. 'Phono B-618. r,vi N.
inn, bo. umana. u sal
"SMOKE IF YOU LIKE."
But you'll llko It better
If you smoke tho
PRINCE OF OMAHA
tho best 5c straight cigar
on tho market.
Union made, flavor unexcelled.
Wholesale, 37 per 1,000.
W. F. STOECKER CIGAR CO.
U-1G4 3
MONEY TO LOAN-HEAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
ueorgo oc i.im,Juuy, iwi rurnam street.
, W-71S
4W PER CENT on business properly.
E per cent on residence property.
Options to pay wholo or pun any time,
W. B. ME1KLE, 401 S. 16th St,
w ais;'u
WANTED, city loanu and warrants. W,
Furnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam street
W-714
WANTED, city und farm loans: nlso bonds
and warrants. R. C, Peters & Co., 17m J
rurnuin st., iiee uiug. w 71)
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha rel
nntiitA. ltmtinnn.I jiv.i f?n 3iVl nnntl. i.K
W-722
FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H.
i nomas, ibi -Mat. uanx uiag.. -rei. ims.
W-714
YOU don't need to borrow money If you
TO 6 P. R. money. Bemls, Paxton Blk.
w 720
(50,000 SPECIAL fund; loans &00 up: lowest
ruies. uurvin uros,, iuui rurnam Bt.
W-717
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
W 719
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01-2 N. Y. Life,
W 721
MORTGAGE Q. G. Wallace. Brown Block.
w 7a
11,000 TO LOiVN Quick. G. E. Turlington
lino CSA
PRIVATE money, F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas
w 11
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
START THE NEW YEAR
OWINO BUT ONE PARTY.
Whero every dollnr paid oft reduces cost,
BA1.AU 1 l.UAiSU Ul J'LAJN NOTES
to honest working peonle.
No Alortgage. No lndorser. No Publicity,
We Guarunteo tho Lowest Rates.
HOW DO WE DO IT?
Full Particulars FREE upon Hoquest.
RELIABLE CRED1U' CO.,
iioom J'M i-axion uiock.
(See Window from Farnam Street.)
X-17l
09
MONEY Sir
' stock, etc.
you to retain possession ot tno property,
c a I ARY 1 HANS 'l'o people holdfrig
OVLAIM UUrtn- uormanent nosltions.
iou can borrow trom HO.oti ud. You can
gut the money on short notice. You got
tno lull iimojnt In cush. You may keep
ii one unjoin ui more unu pu ior ll oniy
wlmt Mm.. vftt Utst It flilr rutnu urn liiv
our bvsluess is coatldenthU and our motto
Is to "try to please."
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 229i
. (Established' 1-92.) 30o S. 10th St.
i i- X-724
MONEY loaned on nlanos. furniture, taw
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 S. IX
a un
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jew-
eiry ; uiso to siimneu people wunoui secur
ity; cheap rates; easy payments ; uusiness
ccnlluential. Foley Loan Co., successors
to Dun urten, U. i, Barker Bik. Est. 1MJ.
XUo
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
salaried feoplu, merchant, team
sterw, boarding houses, etc., without (se
curity; easiest terms; 41' unices in prin
cipal '.tties. Toimun, 410 uoard or 'irade
Bldg. X-72I
YOU don't uccd to borrow money If ou
work tor the Kharas .Co. X WI ,
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE,
live stocK, etc. iuick rerviee lllld lowest
rates guutuutetid. J. W. TAYLUE, 033
(top Hour; i-iixton block, northeast corner
istn and Furnam; entrance on Jbtli street.
X-720
FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, ETC.
iiUAno, "Ausuiiiteiy wunoui removing
goods." Written guarantee given to this
effect. AMERICAN i-OA.N CO., Room
303, Paxton Block. X-S17
MONEY loaned on plain note (o salaried
people; uusiness conuuentiai; lowest rates.
t14 1'uxton block. Tho J. A, llutton Co.
X-729
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO GET In or out ot business call on Wil
liams, Itoom 411, iuccaguo building.
Y s:i
COAL and feed business for sale. Well
equipped una prosperous. Aiouroo & Co,,
til N. 10th. Y-S57
FOR RENT, 'Clio Lange or Auditorium
hotel, w. a. istn st umana; modern und
steam heutcd; 32, rooms; 3 stories.
Y-743
FOR 3ALE. millinery store doing good
uusineBj; ui-.o goou noici tor sine tor iae
to right aityl, both good locations In
'N. E. NebrasKn. Call oi' write 021 N. Y,
L!fT building, Omahu. Y-134
WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
.111,. . lillalnnud .1 f tir.itini, I. HlllnU ...im.
mtinlcate with ono who has the custom
ers. J. 11. Johnson, 543 N, V. Life.
Phono L-r. Y-MiSl
NEW SNOW-CHURClTco-
4TH FLOOR N Y. L. BLDG.. OMAHA.
Assoclato banks and attorneys everywhere
LARGliST LAW AND COLLIiCTIOiN
AGENCY IN THE WORLD.
DAMAGE. SUITS. BANKRUPTCY. DI-
V'OltCE und every lorin of LITIGATION
given attention bv luu'yors uutKliig a spe
cialty in tncir particular oraiicu.
Buuuiit your ciuuni in pcrbun or uy man.
Y-
FOll EXCHANGE.
WILL exchuuge good ouk wardrobe for
fill. linn- lii.il. 1M .III. Hon. 5:Mr,10
FOIl HALE REAL ESTATE,
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 001-2 N. Y. Life.
RE 731
HOUSES and lots In all parts of city; also
ucro property anu iurm lanus. rne u. r.
Davis Co., Room 552, Bco Building.
RE-735
RI'.VERAL cood farms for sale In a cood
lurming country. ior iurtncr particulars
write or cuu on ii. ia xiuuium, i-uiinview.
Neb. RE-M39J
RANCH and farm lands for salo by the
union I'ucino iiaiiroau company, u, A.
McAllastcr, land commissioner, union Pa
clllo Heudquurters, Omaha, Neb.
, RE-733
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; alio
tiro insurance, ucmis, i-uxion uiock.
RE-733
WILLIAMSON
Chas. E., J203
Furuam Street.
HE-C04
Farms Harrison & Morton, N. Y. L. Tel. 314,
RE 471 13
IF YOU want one of tho nicest 8-room
names in nanscom 1'iace. i win civa von
a bargain; Owner left city. Must sell.
j, ii. anerwoou, vjt ts, x. u. uiug.
RE-M153
vinmai T?AnMdl T.A1K,C3I
fflllllUUI 4,' 4h..44. 4'nillUUI
For bargains In farm.1 property go to
O'Ncll's Real Estate, Agency, South
umanu. ) " i&nivvu
FARM 'FOR SALE, 10acres, with JioUse
all llrilshcd; gdod wellild windmill; hog
pasture, ion ucrcs tenceu witn net wire;
3,000' pines, cedars' nnd cdttonwoods; sheds
for luO cattle: stables for 14 horses: corn-
cribs. All for (1,200. Ten miles northeast
of AInswo.rtli. c. ll. Mcciuru, Ainsworth,
Neb. HIS .M'JZtt JS
FOR SALE, flno farm lands, ihour ride
South Omaha. 203 Ramgo bldg.
Uw ,U11I UT
BOYD COUNTY
LANDS
Railroad an assured fact. Our next
party Jan. 6, 1902. See us about It.
Join our party and save railroad fare.
POTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL,
420-21 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. 470. .Omaha, Neb.
RE-M145 C
HOUSES Harrison & Morton. Tel. 3H.
RE-M107 Mchl
LOST.
LOST Evening of December 30, between
Rumgc block und 10th and Leavenworth,
a pair ot gold-bowed glasses In stilt blade
WUOVi HIUI w HIII III.... w- ,ui.v.viiiivii uitu
got rewuru. ivost yja-
LOST, bay horse from Melcholr's barn, C01
S. 13th st. I4OS1 0
LOST, December 31, between public library
anu ucniiotl s, pair goiu rim nose glasses,
chitln attached. Buitauiu rewaru ior ue
Hvery of same to S13 N. Y. Life.
Lost-M108
BROWN pocketbook, between 31st and
Furnam and 32d and Cass, or on Furnam
car, yesterday, iteturn sas, iieo uunuiiig,
Mnnrnnl. Lost 103 2
LOST, light roan horso, medium size. Re
waru ior return to iuoi tupuoi uvenue.
v Lost-lU2 3
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading
specialist in diseases of women in Omaha,
would call the attention of suffering
I'.udles to his unsurpassed uccoinmodutiolis
before und during coullnemunt, and hi
trcatntent for IrrogUlurltles, no matter
what cause, can or auur.c.s, witn stamp,
Dr. Pries, Arlington block, 1513 Dodue,
umanu. in
LAD1HS. nur harmloss monthly remedy
cannot fall. Trial tree. Paris Chemical
Co., .Mllwi.u,:fcw, wis. Wi J6'
LADIES, iMO reward falling to relieve case
of abnormal sumiression. uny cuuso: price
li; fully guaranteed. Dr. Mead Remedy
Co., 17 yuincy at., umcugo, 111.
-695 J2l
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly uuenueu to. , j. i. ucniuree
mh and Lake Sts. 3iu
WM. EVERITT. Sneclul rules to real os
tsto men; weather strips put on. 'Mi
Lcavcnwortn.
FACTOIHES.
TRUNKS, travcllr.g bugs, suit cases: trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk factory, VM Furnum.
-(44
Damuged looking glasses resllvered. "Oi N ID
iVt
STAMMIlltlNG ANU STUTTEIHNQ.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 439 Ramgo Bldg
7i0
BALE TIES.
OMAHA Hay Bale-TIo Co., 811 North 16th,
173
ELECTRIC BELTS.
ELECTRIC Belt- and what they will do,
Auuret'B i'. u. uox w,t umuiiu, inou.
-731
M.lStlUEIlAllE COSTUMES.
NEW gents' and ladles' costumes for rent
b. aacK, wis oouih Wtn street.
-M170 Feb2
SHORTHAND AND TYPE WltlTtNd.
GREGG Shorthand. Otn. C. Col. ICth & Doug
7
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
?4V
BOYLES College, court reporter principal
1100 UlUg, 741
NEB. Business Ai Shorthand College, Bovd's
Theater. 7U
.MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
BE PROMPT In calling- to sec nil the
sng.'itiy useu pianos we are oneriug tins
wick on very easy terms, und you will
Und yourself well rcpAM. It you wish a
piano ou can savo money now, ut this
time. Where' Mueller Piano St Gruuti
Co., 1315 Farnam St. m
STORAUE.
STORAGE, low rates. Dorlght, 1119 Far
nam Bt. j
O.M. Van Stor Co., 151114 Farn. Tels. 1559-SC3.
ACIFIC Storage and Warchouso Co., 912-
914 Jones, general storage uuu lorwarding,
i C9J
PILLOWS.
OMAHA Pillow Co., 1721 Cuming. Tel. 2167.
MJ37
NICKEL PLATING.
LARGEST, oldest, best equipped plating
plant in irnisna. umanu i-iuting ja u:e
Bldg. Tel. 233. 754
LARGEST plating plant In Omaha. A. L.
unueiand, lbiu uodgo st. i:i. iw. aim
TAILORING.
LADIES' Jackets made, remodeled, altered,
cleaned unu repnireu. joe xouscn, mow
Furnam. -801
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute 615 N. Y. 1,. Bldg. Tel.
1001. Alice Johnson, u. u,, ntdics' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, UsteopatliisU Mgr. 716
DR. A. T. HUNT. 512 McCaguo Bldg. Tel,
DR. MRS. MUSICK, Dougias Blk. Tel. 2S33.
7
PATENTS.
HAVE cash for good patent or Invention,
Address, P. o. JJo 85, Omaha, Neb.
184 J-22
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
ii
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
ic; cures, tc. itw Leavenworth. Tel. 547,
-755
FUR DRESSING,
O. R. GILBERT CO., tannors, 1424 S. 13th,
MS29
FOIl SALE HAY, GRAIN, ETC.
WEST OMAHA FEED CO., 2808 Lcav. Tel,
2J03
-M16J
FHATI2HNAI. OHDER8.
THE GARDENERS protect old ago ns well
as. mo. i raiiK iioscwatcr, iieo uiug.
-721
FLORISTS.
L. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. Tel. 1258.
M433
.
BLACKSMITIIING & IlOnSEiSIIOBINQ,
CHARLES A. HOFMANN, rear 811 N, 16th.
751
BOOKKEEPING.
LESSONS In bookkccplrig, etc., day or even'
ing. ii. id, com. in at. uatiK. u. it. ltatnoun,
75a
PAWNBROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Olllco, reliable accommodat'
ing; an uusiness conuacniiai. isui Douglas,
753
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele-
pnono -'iw. bu Bouth Thirteenth street,
' 90S
rOSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should bo read dally bv all interested, ns
changes may occur at any time.
l' orcign mniis ior tne ween ending Janu
ary 4. 1902. will c OSo (PROMPTLY In nil
ciiBesj ni tne uenerai 1'osi uillco as fol
lows: Parcels post malls cioso ono hour
earlier than closing time shown 'elow.
Parcels post malls tor Germany cioso ut 5
p. m. I' riuay, per s. s. ironprinz wnneini.
I
Regular and sunnlemcntary malls closn nt
foreign branch half hour later than closing
time snown oeiow, except mat supple
mentary mails for Kurouo and Central
America, via Colon, close ono hour later at
foreign- urnncn.
, Transatlantic Malls.
SATURDAY' At 7:30 n. m. for ITALY di
rect, per s. 8. F. UlHmarck (mull must bo
directed "per s. s. F. Bismarck"); at 8:30
a. m. (supplementary iu a. in.i tor litis
l.AMn o r a u llmlirlnl (n 1 1 , , n ,i ,1
town '(mill for other purts of Europe
must be directed "tier s. s. Umbrla'M: at
8:30 a. in. (supplementary 10 a. in.) for
j'JUJtui'Ju, ;er 8. b. iironprniJ! wnneim,
via l'lvmouth. Cherbourg and Bremen
(mall for Ireland must be directed "per
s. s. Kronprlnz Wllhelm"); nt 10 a. m. ior
AZORES ISLANDS, per . a. Tartur
I'rliico.
Printed mntter. Etc. This steamer takes
printed matter, commercial papers and
sainplcH for Germany only. Tho no mo
class of mall matter for other parts ot
I'jurcpo a'iii noi uo sent uy tins snip tin
U'hk specially directed by her.
After tho doling of tho supplementary
Transatlantic malls named above addi
tional supplementary mans are opened at
the piers or tno American, ungllsn
French nnd German steamers, and re.
main open until within ten minutes of tho
hour ot sailing oi steamor,
Malls for South nnd Central America
West Indies, Kit;,
FRIDAY ,U 12 m. for MEXICO, ncr s: a
Mutnnzna via Tamplco (mall must (lie
uireciuu per s. wiitniiaus ).
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for BKRMUDA
tier s. 3. Trinidad; at 9 u. m. for PORTO
jm.u, per s 8. nun juuii; ui u it. m. (sup.
plementury 9:30. a, in.) for CURACAO
and . i;.Nt;,uiiii.A, per s. s. xuiiu, vit
IiOuuvra und Marnculbo (mull for Sa
via
vanilla nnd Cartagena must bo directed
"per t. s. VSulla"); at 9:30 a. m. (supple
.nentarv 10:30 a. m.) for FORTUNE 1HL.
AM), .JAAlAlwA, n AINll.l.A, UAIl l'A
OliNA and GREYTOWN. tier . s. Atho
(mull for CostA. Rica must be directed
"per s, c. Atnoa j; ui ju a. m, ior it ait
nur s. s. Prlns Wllhelm HI. via Port n
Prltico und Petit Gonvo (HalL for Cura
cao. Venezuela. Trinidad. British and
Dutch Guiana must bo directed "per s. s.
Prlns Wllhelm III");, nt 10 n.Mn. for
CUBA, per b. s. atorro i-UBtie. via Ha
vana; at 11 n. m. for ARGENTINE,
uu i imi i ii ATi inn a V u
UlVUUUUl . W 111;. j.. s,
b finMler I'rlnCe: nt "11 I), m. for BAIIA.
fllAH, via isussau,, per Btcamer from
Jiinmi, i"ia
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thenco by stenmer, close at
this olllco dall? it 0:30 p. m. (connecting
close hero overy Monday, Wednesduy and
Saturday). Mulls for Mlquelon, by rail
to Boston, und thenco by steamer, close
at this eltlce dally at 0:30 j. in. Malls
for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Flu.,
and thence by steamer, close ot this
olllco dally at '0:00 a in. (the connecting
closes tiro on Monday, Wednesday and
naiuruayj, muiis iur .Mexico uny, over
liiiirl nl.u. unnlnllu mill rn.ilail f, 11a
(Mill., Ml.," ,,..i....t huu.vbvvi. IUI IIIB'
.natch bv steamer, close at this onlea
daily ot 1:30 p. and 11 p. m. Malls
for Costa Rica, Bellie, Puerto Cortez and
Guatemula, by rail to New Orleans, and
thenco by stenmer, r.Ipsa at this olflco
dally at 1:10 p. m (connecting closes
hero Monday for Belize, Puerto Cortez
nnd Guatemula, and Tuesdays for Costa
Ideal, "Jiegtsierea man closes at u p. m
previous uay.
Transpacific Malls.
Malls for Hawaii. China. Janan and Phil
limine Islands, via San Francisco, cioso
hero dally at C:30 p. in. up to December
"3U, inclusive, tor uispntcn per s.
America Maru.
Malls for Tahiti and Marriuesas Islands
via San Francisco, cioso hero dally at
POSTOFEH'E NOTICE.
6:30 n. in. tut to December 30. Inclusive.
for dispatch per s. n. Australia.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
here- tittiiy nt c::w p. m. tip to ucccmiicr
30, Inclusive, for dispatch per . s. Al-
ntnedii.
Malls for Australia (except West Aus-
traun, which goes via i.uiopc, unu rtcw
V.enlaml, which goes via 8nn Francisco)
and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver, close
here dully ta C:3u p. in. utter December
21 and up to January Inclusive, for
ill? pa roll per i. s. .o-nngl tstipplementary
malls via Seattle nnd Victoria), close hero
nt 0:30 l. m. Jnnunrv 5.
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil
ippine iFiinnn, via can i-rancisco, cioso
here daily at 0:30 p. m. up to Janutuy
"C, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. City
nt Peklnir.
Mails for China and Japan, via Pontile,
cioso uerr tiany at u:u p. m. up to Janu
ary Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Knga Marti. (Registered mall must bo
directed "via Senttlo").
Malls for AUbtralln (except West Australia,
which is lorwaruca via uuropo), now
Zealand, FIJI, Samoa nnd Hawaii, via
San Francisco, cioso hero dally at 0:30
p. in. after January "u und up to Jan
uary Inclusive, or on nrrlvul of s. s.
Etrurlo, due at New York January ."ll,
for dlsnntch ner s. Ventura.
Malls fur China nnd Japan, via Vancouver,
cioso ucro tinny ut u:ju p. in. up to Janu
ary 25, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of Japan (registered malt
must be directed "via Vnncouvor." Mer
chandise for tho tt. K. Postal Agency nt
Shanghnl cannot bo forwarded "via Can
ndu.) Mails for China and Japan, via Tnroma,
close nern tinny ut u:w p. m. up to Janu
ary 21, Inclusive, for dispatch per s.
Tacomu.
Trnnspncldo malls nro forwarded to port
ot sriung iiiiuy unu inn Bciicuuia ot clos
ing Is arranged on the presumption of
their unlliterrunted oVerbind transit.
Registered malls cioso at 0:00 p. in. pre
vious nay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postolllce, Now York, N. Y., Dec. 27, l!Kt.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS M E ETI NO.
Tho annual meeting of tho stockohlders
of The Union l4niul Compnny for tho elec
tion of live directors and tno transaction
of such other business ns mil v come before
tho meeting, v ill ho hem at tno omce oi the
comnanv. corner of Ninth and Furnum
streets, umuna, iMcnrasKa, on tonuay, tne
l3tn uay ot January, a. u iw., ut iv
o clock u. m,.
Deo. 20, 1901
ALEX MILLAR, Secretary.
D24 o to Jit-
STOCK IIOLDKRS' MEETING.
OFFICE OF LEE-GLASS-ANDREESEN
HARDWARE COMPANY. OMAHA. Neb,.
Deo. 14, 1901. Notice Is horeby given to the
stockholders of tho Lee-Glass-Andrccsen
Hardware company that tho nnnunl meet
ing ot tho stockholders of the company
will bu held at tne oiuccs or tno sum com
pany, 14 to 824 Harney street. In the city
n f (imnlin. In thn statu of Nebraska, an
Tucsdny, January 11, 4. D. 1902, at 3 o'clock
p. in., ior me purpusu ut uicctniK u uu.tru
ot dlrectori for the compnny to servo dur
lne tin- ensulnu- venr. nnd to transact such
other business as may bo presented at such
meeting. II. J. LEE, .
iTcsmeni.
Attest: W. M. OLASS.
Secretory.
(Seal.) Dcc.lStoJHM
In tlm rnllnlv rnlirt nt TiOllulnH CfltllltV.
Nebraska, in tho mutter of tho estate of
Ftederlck Motz, sr., deceased:
By virtue of un order of sale Issued by
Hon. Duncan M. Vlnsoiihuler. Judge of the
county court of Douglas county, ISebrnsku,
ami ny virtue oi tno provisions ot inu nisi
win und testament ot tne sniu ircuericit
Motz. sr.. deceased, the undersigned will
offer nt public salo eighty (SO) shares of
stock of tho Motz Brothers' Browing com
pany nt tho east door of tho county court
on next Saturday. January 4. at thn hour
of 'l o'clock ti. m. sham, to the hlahcst
bidder for cash. No bid will be received for
less than tho par value of said shares of
Btock, to-wit, iou per snare.
uiiAiti.ua Jir.jv,,
FRED MET., JR.,
Executors,
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
WANTED for U. S. army, able-bodied un
married men neiwecn ages oi -i anu an,
citizens of United States, of good charac
ter and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For Information
Apply to Recruiting Olllccr, 10th nnd
Dnflirft sts.. Otnilin. Neb.
J-1EOD to M31
R
AILWAY TIME CARD.
UNION STATION 10T1I AND MAROV.
Illinois Central.
Leave. Arrive,
Chleaco Exnrcss a 7:20 am a 5:10 nm
Chicago, Minneapolis &
St. l'aui Limited a r.M pm a s:uu am
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Express b 7:20 am b 9:40 pm
Fort Dodge Local, Irom
Council 1)1 una a u:w am
Chlcuirti. Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Chicago Limited a c:oo pm, a 8:0.1 am
Chicago & Omaha Es.'. b 7:15 am b 3:10 pm
Union Tiicllle.
Overland Limited ..
...a 9:40 am n 7:30 pm
...a 8:60 am a 3:25 pm
...a l:2.i pm
Fust Mall
California Express
Pacific Express
Knstorn Express...
Atlantic Exoress ..,
.. .aiiiso pm
a 4:33 pm
a 7:00 nm
bl2:30 pm
b 9:36 am
Lincoin-BtromsDiiri
Ex.b 4:05 pm
Grand Island Locii. t 6:30 pm
IVnlianh. ,
St. Louis "Cannon Bail" t
Express a 6:15 pm & 8:20 anr
Bt. Louis Local, Council
Bluffs 10:00 am al0:30 pro
CIiIcbko A NorthTrestern.
"The Northwestern Line."
Chicago Special a 7:10 am all:20 pm
Chicago Pnssengor a 4:15 pm a 8:00 am
Eastern Exrrcss al0:5fc am a 4:05 pm
Eastern Special a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast Mall a 2:40 pm
Omaha-Chicago L't'd..a 7:45 pm a, 9:20 am
Fast Mall a 8:30 arn
Cedar Rapldr Pass a 6:30 pm
Twin City Express a 7:05 am nl0:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:55 pm a 8:40 urn
Sioux City Local a 6:15 am a 3;50 pm
a Dally.
ailssonrl Pacific,
St. Louts Express U0:00
K. C. & St. L. Express, ul0:60
Chlcauo, Rock Island .t
EAST.
Dcs Moines and Dav
enport Locnl.-i.r a 7:33
Chicago Express bll:15
Des MoIiich Local. i a 4:00
Chicago Fast Express.. a 4:35
Dcs Moines. Rock, Isl
and and Chicago a 7:10
WEST.
Lincoln, Colo. Springs.
Denver, Pueblo ana
West a 1:30
Colorado. Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a 6:20
am a 6:23 pm
pm a 6:15 am
Pnoiflc.
am a 9:35 pm
am a 4:55 pm
pm ,bll:60 am
pm a 1:25 pm
pm a 8:26 am
pm a 4:16 pis
pm a 0:50 am
IHJIILINGTON STATION 10TII fc MASON
Uurllnifton A SlUsonrl Hirer.
, Leave. Arrive.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Nebraska Express a 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
Lincoln a 8:4 nn. bll:53 am
Denver Limited a 4:25 pm a 3:uo pm
Ulnck Hill and Puget
Sound, Denver Con
nection ...a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mail ,b 3 00 pm a 9:17 am
Fort Crook and Platts
mouth .i...b 3:20 pm bu:05 am
Relluvue & Paclllo Jct.ji 7:40 pm a 8:20 am
llolievuo & Imcltlc Jet. .a 3:00 am
ICiiiihhb Llt, si. wimupii .c Council)
Huffs.
Kansas.Clty Day Ex. ...a 9:20 am a 6:05 trm
Kansas City Night Ex..alo:30 pm a 6:16 am
St. Louts Flyer a 5:10 pm alius am
CIiIuuko. lIurHuicton A ttilno',
Chicago Special........ ..a 7:00 am al0:20 pm
Chicago Vustlbulcd Ex.. a 4:00 pm 7:45 am
Chicago Local... a 9:o am a 4:03 pm
Chicago Limited u 7:60 pm a 7:43 am
Fast Mall a 2:40 pm
a Dully, b Dolly except Sunday.
vVEUSTHIl DEPOT-I5TII A WEBSTER
Fremont, Elkhoni Mlnaourfvalley
. . Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Dottdwood,
Hot Spring .a 3:00 pm a 6:00 pre
Wyoming, Casper and
DoJglaa .................d 3:00 pm c 6:00 pro
Hustings. York, David J.
City Superior, Geneva.
K.xeter and SewarJ....b 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont b 7:30 am b 10:23 am
Fremont Local o 7:30 om
ClileuKo, St. Puul, Mliiueunolla A
Omalia.
Twin City Passenger. ...a 6:00 nm i 8:10.pm
Sioux City Passenger. .a 2:45 pm all:lo am
Emerson Local b 6:30 pm b 8:30 am
Missouri I'uollio,
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm' ai0:25 am
n Dally b Dally except Sunday.' o Sun
day only, d Dully except Saturday, Dally
except Monday.
RETIRES PREFERRED .STOCK
North Ftoifio Tumi ril Ntle of
, Iti Withduwal.
C0NVLRTIBLE IS ALSO CALLED INV
Aniiiiiiiieo that Holders of Cfrllflcntes.
Will Receive J'.-.r ' Vfltie
In
Co in in on
Thrill.
for
il
NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Formal notlco wi
Issued today that In exercise of tho powef
conferred upon it the Northorn Pacific Rail
way company retired Its preferred stock in
whole yesterday. Each and ovory dollar o(
a certificate for preforrcd stock not here
tofore surrendered ,wlll upon presentation
and surrender ot hts certificate at tho office
of tho company, No. 49 Wall strcot, rccolva
payment In cash at par. Except ns to toll
claim all rights nnd claims of tho prefcrrod
stockholders havo ceased to exist. Notlc
was also given by tho Northern Pacific Rail
way company, thnt It had elected to requlr
tho holder ot ovory 4 per cent convortlbU
certificate of tho company to convert th
samo Into common stock of th company at
thn rato ot ono sharo ot 1100 for each $103
of the tinpnld principal of tho cortlflcot
and upon surrender of such cortlflcato nt
tho company's ofllco tho holder will ho en
titled to recetvo therefor common stock of
tho company at tho rato aforesaid. No In
terest will accrue or be payable upon any
such cortlflcato from and after January 1,
1D02.
These notices showed that from and after
today tho capital stock of the company
would consist of $165,000,000, entirely 'la
common stock, nnd that the Bond cer
tificates Issueil to provldo for tho retire
ment of tho preferrl stock would bo re
tired Immediately. Tho effect of thla wa
to put what was formerly preferred etoclc
On tho samo basis as tho old common.
All of the Northorn Pacific stock Is to bo
taken over by tho Northern Socurltle
company, which will also ncqulro all of
tho stock of tho Great Northorn. Tho
Northern Securities company will thus
hold tho slock certificates of tho great
companies In tho northwestern field, nnd,
tinder tho sottloment agreed upon between
tho contending Interests for control In
that field, will administer tho properties In
Us charge to 'tho end that harmony may
prevail,
Thu belief In Wall street was general to
day that tho rapid retirement of tho North
orn Paclso prcferrod stock, followed by tho
redemption of tho bonds Issued for Its re
tirement, had removed tho obstacles In tho
way of tho carrying out of tho plnn for tho
adjustment of the difficulties which grow
out of the contest for tho control of North
ern Pacific last May. It was th'ls contest
and n sensational rlo of Northorn pacific
common to $1,000 a Bharo which brought
about the sensational decline In tho prices
of other securities on May 9.
The Institution ot the first milt In tho
United States supremo court 1b In line with
the original plan made by Mr. Douglas re
gardless of Its effect on tho ultlmato re
sult of tho light It will 'definitely settle
the question ot Jurisdiction, which Is some
what clouded. The suit In the United Btates
supremo court may bo Immediately followed
by an action along tho same lines ot tha
supremo court of Now Jersey.
CONDITIONS IN FREE STATE
Hcvoltlnjr Crimen Aliened by Former
Attache AKiilnst Hit; Coiiko
Government.
LONDON, Jan. 2. Captnln Guy narrows,
who has Just retired from tho employ of
tho Congor Frco State government, nfter
six years' service, dcclarod In au Interview
today with a representative of tno Asso-
elated Press thnt the conditions prevailing
In tho Congor Free State are n dlsgraco to
civilization and far worse than over before.
Ho pictured atrocities of the most horrible
character perpetrated on the natives bv
officials and whites who had concessions nt
rubber lands. As a typical instance of tho
means employed by tho Free Stnte gov
ernment Captnln Ilurrows corroborated
tho story of nn American missionary lo
the effect that the government employed
500 cannibals, to "whom they Issued arms
to capture natives who had rebelled against
their briftal methods."
"I havo sworn testimony," said Durrows,
"ot tho Dolglans handing over natives to
cannibal tribes for tho express purpose
of being eaten. Forced labor vrovalls every
where nnd 'shotgun rule' Is tho truest de
scription of tho present administration.
Tho companies deriving wealth from tha
collection ot rubber are all more or less
stato enterprises, us a third or half tho
slinros In thorn aro Invariably held by tho
government. Latterly King Leopold and
the government havo made some show ot
action ngalnst the agents of some of tho
Upper Congo companies, but only minor
officials aro aver touched, nnd tho so-cnlled
reforms are merely Intended to throw dust
In the eyes' ot tho public whoso Indignation
has peen aroused by tho stories ot this
reign of terror. While tho present systems
for the collection nf rubber and the re
cruitment of natives continues the Congo
Freo Stnto will romaln jt disgrace to the
white man's work In Africa."
MUST BE PAID TO GOVERNMENT
Xrw Dill Will Seqnre Interest on Cr
ter'M Stock fur the United
Sliites.'
SAVANNAH, Oa,., Jan. 2. in tho United .
States court today Marlon Urwln, special
assistant to the attorney of tho Unltod
States, filed a new bill In the caso ot tha
government against Oberltn M. Carter. Tho
bill seeks; to prevent the Savannah Draw
ing company, tho Savannajt Lighterage and
Transfer company und tho Propeller Tow
boat company, In which Carter held largo
blocks ot stock, from paying tho Interest
accruing to either tho-agent or tho re
ceiver for Captain Carter's proporty. It
orders Thomas Martin, who owes Csrtor
$6,000 on a natp, to pay tho monoy to the
receiver, and John K Oarnett, who for
$6,000 bought Carter's stock In tho "Port
of Savannah company1," which bought 'tip
Hunting Island, to turn that monoy over to
the government. s
AVulk from St, Puul to Anaconda.
ANACONDA, Mont., Jan. 2. A crow of
lltiomen of tho Western Union Telegraph
compuny today arrived In Anaconda, hav-,
Ing walked all the way from St. Puul and
strung a now wlro from thnt city to this ,
pluco, Tho new circuit will bo completed
when tho wlro has been run to Stuart. The
start from St. Paul was made early In
September and un average of nlno mtlea ot
wlro was strung por day.
Policeman Declared Insane.
CINCINNATI! Jan. 2.-Georgo Huesman.
the pnllcemun who was publicly degraded
und dismissed last fall for having spoken
disrespectfully of President McKlnley when
ho was shot, was today declared Insane,
nnd sent to an usylum. Tho testimony'
showed that somo years ago ho suffered
from Hunstrnko and later received a seven
elect rlo shock unu had been Insano for
years.
Colorado Sinn 4o lie Ilnnired,
PUEIU.O, Colo.. Jan. 2. Lawrrnco Helx.
colored, whs sentenced today to be hanged
during the week nf April 13. Helx was
convicted of killing William White nnd
Miss Alllo, both colored, two months ugo,
This Is the first death sentence .since His
reptnratlon of capital punishment In Colorado,