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THE plftlAHA PA11.Y BMEi WEKNJ2SDAY, JANttAllY 8, 1902. il SPECIAL NOTICES - ...I. . i Advertisements for these 'columns trill he taken until 1U m. for the ventnar edition nnd nntll 8;30 p, m. Cor morning and ftnndar edition. Illn, 1 l-2o a rrord first Inirrtlnn, le n rrord thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 'JMo for the first Inser tion. Theae advertisements moat be ran consecutively. Advertiser, hjr reqneatlnjr nam herca check, can have answers ad dressed to a numbered letter In ear af The Bee. inintn ao addreaaed will he delivered, oa preaeatatloa af tba heck oalr. WA XVI'. I)-M am: hum. GOOD messengers' wanted, Increased pay. A. D. T. Co., 212 Bouth 13th. 1J-19 BTHADY work, prontunio wont, ror neat, energetic hustlers. C. F. Adam Co., Itfltf Howard, B-910 $5 FOR A HALF DAY.'H work. If you llvo In the country or In il smalt town and havu u goad actiualntanco among tliu turrners anil atock raisers In tho neighborhood you tun mako five dol lar easily by four or tlvo hours' work. Write un nnd we will send you our propo sition. The Ut-e Publishing Co., Solicitors' ifrpt., Omuhti, Neb. B-M213 WANTED, a good man In every county to tako subscriptions for The Twentieth Centur Farmer. .Oar agent make good wages eveiy where. Ueterences required, Aduress, Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha,- Neb, R-B13 WANTED good, nonunion clgnrmnkor: good situation and steady work for the right man. Address Wllilum Kenllng & Co., Uloomlleld, Nub- B-M189 S ' i ,r ' 1 -t - ' WANTED, men to learn tho barber trade! all tha advantages of steady practlco by free work, expert InstrJctlons, practical teaching,' demonstrations on staiolyzcd tools, hair and skin diseases and every facility for practical training; only two months rouired; two years' apprentice shin saved. Our system nf culleues em braces seven of the leading cIlli'M of tho uniteu muter aim nur met nnu 01 scnooi Ins In well known with hundreds of grad uates to recommend us. Wo guiirunteo positions. We are making special Induce ments for thirty 'days whereby nnyono can earn full scholarship, board, tools and transportation If desired. Our beauti fully Illustrated catilogue explaining nil mailed free. Molcr Barber College, Kill Fnrnum street. U M275 XV FREE1 FREEI FREEI Bhftve nnd hair out. Molcr Barber College, jo-j rnrmun ot., iioor. iiours, u to 4 B-M274 F4 WANTED., for omco, a young man of good habits, llvlnir with his nnrnnts. that un derstands something Of bookkeeping: best or reieienccs rcquireu. juurcss u in, uce umce, u ko 9 HOY wanted, to wrap packages and mako hlmsolf generally uhoMI about tho otllco and store, one living nt home preferred; references required, .Address O 15, Beo uiuco. ji wi u WANTED, young men and women to write for, our freo booklet, "Arc Your Hands Tied?" It tells how: Wo huvtt helped thousands to support thomxelvoa while, wo qualified them for hlgh-Bnlurled nosltions In onulneerlnir and architecture. Write tho international , Correspondence ncnoois, jjox low, Hcrunton, rn or can day or evening, at tlio Omaha" 'ofllcc, 105 no. .join si,' .,- 4 u aivio a- WANTED.j rt .young man to represent us In Omaha and .Bouth Omaha. Must fur nish Al rofcroncca,' .Apply 10 n. m., 200 iieo mug, . ii-mwj a WANTED FEMALE HELP- WANTED. 200 girls. ,152l.,Dodgo. Tel. 876. WANTED, two young lady students to team iioiruressing,- -manicuring ana chi ropody and sclenilfto massago. Call or write- noom zso, wee. jjiag, u COMPETENT girl, for general housework. iui uougias. aiiat jc. iiosawaier. C-M25S SECOND girl.- 3620 Fnrnarn street. C 488 When. You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or two of tho' pen to mention' the fact that you saw the ,ad In Tho Uec, WANTED, girl for general housework In family of two. 1424 North 20th street. C-730 WANTED, ladles to learn halrdresslng, manicuring, facial massage; only four weeks required: steady practice, export instructions, lectures, etc, Call or write, Moler College, 1623 Farnam St. C-270 10 WANTED, good girl for general house work. Mrs. C. 13. ilorton, 1530 S. 26th. C-311 U WANTED, girl for general housework. 1030 Georgia Ave. C 378 GIRL for housework. 127 S. 25th st. C-M393 9 GOOD competent girl for general house work. Mrs. Ralph Drccklnrldgc, 1310 H. 30th st. C M,19 9 WANTED, thoroughly competent waist frlrl; also slcovo girl. Mrs. Frank Brown, adles' tailor nnu dressmaker, 603 Brown block. C 402 8 30 MONTHLY copying letters at homo; either sex; Inclose two stamps, with np ptlcatlon, Lake Bhoro Mercuutllo Co., Qulnqy. 111. C-M400 8' HELP WANTED. MALE & femala help. Call Canadian Ofllco. -942 FOH HUNT HOUSES. HOUSES,, stores. Demi,, Puxton block.' " D-913 HOUSES, etc. F D. W"d, 1624 DoUglati. ; u-iju HnilQPC; In all' "parts of city. Tho a nUUODJ F. Davi" Co.,.tW Beo Uldg. . D-917 TO MOVE right get Omaha Van B torn to uo,, oinco iniivi i urnam, or tel. laj-tiu. D-9IS l-ROOM brick house, modern, 2715 Jackson Bi. icicpnono' hdi or i--za. a Treynor, HOUSES and flats, Itlngwalt, Barker 111k. D-915 BEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE, D-950 5-ROOM modern houto and barn. 2409 N, 20th 'Phono A-23CS; , D-M26I HOUBEB. G. O. Wallace, Brown block. D-933 l-ROOM modern, except furnace, 122. Q. M Nattlnger, Bee Bldg. 'Phono 463. D-931 SEVEN-ROOM all modern house. In pood condition, Lugo yard nnd beautiful shade trees, t minutes- walk rrom city nan Will rent for $30 per month. OMAHA LOAN & ritUHT CO., 10th and Douglas Bts. , D-952 FOR RENT, 6-room house, city water, itfiu 1'iviue nt., iu; uisu iiiiitii, ti.w. JOHN W. ROUUINB,. 1W2 FARNAM ST, D-M870 FOR RENT, Blx-room cottaae, 22d and California street, very convenient, 122. inquire at wi ivortn llii street. D-MS6Q 2S21 DAVENPORT ST., 6-room, new mod em cottsge, large lot. 120.00 u month. Tho Byron Reed Co., 212 So. 14th St. D-231 HOUSES-Chrls. Boyer, 22d and Cuming, FOR RENT, 2-room cottngo, 4 per month mi uoutu ibin si, inquire jom. uoid muu, room ia, l', a. itnnK nuuuintr. D-M411 Q VOl IIENT-FVHNISHED HOOMS. DEWEY Euron'eah h'ollr."lSlh' and Farnam ONE furnlnhod roonr with heat, oir ca line. 1618 ClaiKli iy?rtpoflh. E-955 THREB'.turMilhea'ypBmn for light h keeping. 1112 B. llth St. 1 ' K- ouse 1-375 FURNISHED r? 4625, 8. 0 ' ' T i ii ., I,. f. i I,, m'Z t t. M759 J37 TWO housdkeeptng.r vooms, 86. . 1423- .at,' W J m f v. - w . V von iir..T-FtitMsiiEn hoomS liAItOE front room, nicely furnished. steam neai, onj or two gentlemen, tan 3134 H. mil St. E-M503 t'HONT room, modern, IS mo. 1717 Web ster, iv .Ma j.aj- ri'RNISHED rooms, modern. 809 8. Mth. iijAuw en ItOOMB. 1V)6 Capitol nve. EM180 8 2G22 DODQE, with privileges home piano; mouern, rcasonuoie. iu u- riiiMsin:i) hooms and ho a it n. UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. K-CSI NICE home for young men. 108 S. 2T.th St. BUITE of rooms, furnace heat, for gentle men. 1519 Jackson St. K 6S8 STEAM heated, nicely furnished rooms, witii or wiinout uoaru, ni ino inursion. K CS3 ELEGANT steam heated front room, with uoaru. vm vapiui Ave. i"Mi63 roil KENT, nicely furnished, steam heatcd rooms, wiiu or witnout uyuru, AiKinwiu hotel, 10th and Chicago Hts. K-MHl THE IJONN1E UHIAIt. 1720 DODGE ST. r 185 J 17 IIOOM8 and board. Glencalrn, 109 DoJglas r-Miw THE ItOSE, XKO Harney; roomn and board. K JI3S3 F6 rilONT rooms; board 618 S. 10th. K-MI10 13' roit iii:T-i!.Kt;n.Msni:i) hooms. DLSIC room space, 5 per month, ground lloor room In The Hcd building, facing Knri.iim street; no expensa for light, heat or Janitor service. It. C. .Peters & Co., Itental Apcntti, lleo Uulldlng. a 110 SUITE of rooms, modern; housekeeping. uiu ucorgiu live. u Mliu-iv Toil llll.VT STOItEM AMI OKFIOES. l OIl IU3NTk tho building formerly occu pied by The Hce at P16 Kara am St. It Hus four Htorles and a basement which was formerly ur;d as Tho Uee press room. This will rented very, reasonably. If ltltcrehtcd apply at onco Io C. C. Hone water, secretary, room 100, JJco building. I SOI. I' on KENT, storo In first-class location; rent reasonable. Apply 11. C. Peters & Co., ground lloor, Uco Uldg. 1 2C0 AfiLIXTS WANTED. MEMOnlAL llfo of McKlnley, four lan guages, 050 pages, 100 halftones, $1.50: free outfit. W. A. Iilxcnbaugh & Co., WO Wnro block, Omaha. J CDJ PROFITABLE work offered agents In overy town to securo subscriptions to tho Ladles' Homo Journal and tho-Saturday Evening Post. Wo wunt. agents who will work thoroughly and with business sys tem to covci each section with our Illus trated llttlo booklets and. other advertis ing matter and to look sharply after re newals from old subscribers. Tho pay Is first rate nnd nt tho end, of the. season 120,000 will bo given tho, best workers as extra prizes for good work. How well some of our ugents havo succeeded Is, told In a llttlo booklet wo would llko to send you portrait" of somo of our best HgcntsV with tho story of how they mnda It nay. The Curtis Publishing Co., Phila delphia, Pa. , J M206-F7. AGENTS wanted for new publications; prospectus, etc., free. Georgo Darrlo & Son, 1313 Walnut St., Philadelphia. J-M2S1,J12. ATTORNEY In lleo building cah accom modnto lawyer with ofllco en eulfo. M 45, Uco. ' j$27 WANTED, canvassing ngenta In overy county to solicit subscriptions to 'THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and STOCK and COMPLETE STOCK DOC TOR. This splendid book contains . 1,400 Imperial octavo nnge. 800 object-teaching ...r,.... , ...... . uiii. uuun UI uve stock ever published adapted. totho cyery urajr, ,iuvitii.-i iiiuiiu-nivviiiK use or every fnrmer and stock owner.. Steady employ ment with assured good Income. Agents In tho country with horso and buggy es pecially desired. Canvassers make easily 10) to 1100 per month. Address Century Fanner Solicitors' BUrcnU. Beo building. Omaha. J 213 STOIIAGE. STORAGE, low rates, Dcright, 1119 Far- mini aii Ha OM.'VR'n S,tor. Co., 151114 Farm Tels. 15M-S63. 119- PACIFIC Storage nnd Warehouse Co.. 012- n j ones, general storngo and forwarding. 120 WANTED TO nVY. WANTED, 'to buy, somo glass doors and glass partitions ana ono ntur-oak round counter. Apply to M. J, Frnr.ck, Midland hotel. N-M415 NICE IMPROVED FARM IN EASTERN .M-.lillASKA Ult W1SHTKIIN IOWA! must be cheap for cash; prefer something around 35 or 140 per acroj Give full par ticulars. Address O 33, Bee. N 210 13' WANTED, to buy. prlvato bank In eastern iNeortisitii or western lowa; any informa tion will bt, strictly confidential.. X 27, Ueo. N-M370 12 FOU ifALE-FUllNITUHE.' THE CHICAGO FURNITURE CO OFFERS A BIG LOT OF BASE BURNERS AND STOVES. 'for less than one-halt their value. 'Prices from $3 to 115: actually worth double this amount. . Dan t fall, .to investigate this oiior. aiso compicto line oi lurnituro at lowest prices. 1408-8-10-12 DODQ1S STREET HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. Am obliged to break up housekeeping and 1 win sen tno following nouscnoiu good nnd furniture, at a great" burguln: Ono' Singer sewing machine, ono lino upright iiluno. one miillenblo slecl ranue. one xtia rnnge, one Raillant Home heater, one solid oak tuning room taoie. ono folding bed, chairs, bedroom sets, tables, enrputs, etc. Will be at my home to show goods each day until January 10 from 2 to 8. p. in, J, M. uiuan, ,-ijiu urant pi. vwj & milCAGO Furniture Co.. 1410 Doduc. Tel. 2U2U. jncw ana secouuuanu, pougui, sola, cxcniiuguti. u ii)( FOIl SALE HORSES. WAGONS, ETC, THE BEST In bugglcB nnd wagons at H, rroBfs, mn ana t.envenworin. i'um FOR. SALE MISCELLANEOUS. CADET coat, good ae new; will lit b6y 13 . - , I ..,.... ..1.1 ,1 r II H Tl ,. .. Q-M556 2DHAND safo cheap. Deright, 1119 Farnam W-UUl FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any otner musical instruments; o up. t Wlttman Co., 1021 Farnam. , Q-90 When You Write to Advertisers remcmbet It only takes an extra stroka or two or tno pn to mention tno tact mat you saw tno att in ine nee. FOR SALE, good-sized packages of news puper exchanges, b cents nnd up. Apply nt Beo Oltlce, Circulation Window, Q-6S3 INDIAN goods and relics. 1119 Farnam. Q-M653 FIR timbers fot houscmovcrs, etfc., 40 to 71 ft.; cribbing and hog fence. (X1 Doug las, 4 PERFUMES-lOc o 110. 8hermnn & Mo- conneu Drug Co., isth and Dodge. Q-964 100 STYLES trumes. cntalocuo free. Shr mfiu &. McConncll Drug Co., 16th and uouge, u.nana, vj wii FOR BALE, cheap. 1,000 good elk teeth If sold In one bunch. Address R. P. Rbps, crow ugency, Montana, j q J13S3 11' FOR SALE. Mno mahogany bank fixtures anil Clilcnio Safe & sck Ca. safe, nutn- inuvlcj double time lock:, double burglar .proof .steel cnests. will be. sold at.Ii barguln.. National Bank' of tComtnerce., Q tSI FOIt SALE MIHCKMVAJIEOU. 2D-HAND fafe cheap. Schwartz, IK S. 13. Q 90u PIANO boxes cheap. 1313 Farnam St. Q-M217 Fl TYPEWIUTEHS-Lnlest models Reming ton, Smith Premier and Densmore re placed by The Underwood. Low price. Call, A. II, Workman & Co., 1S17 F.ir nam street. 'Phono 2139. Q .197 CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 N. 16th. 8-505 MME. OYLMER, gcnulno palmist, 315 S. IS. S 967 ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MME. AMES, 317J4 N. 15; flat E, atWndftnts. T-398 FS MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d florir, R 2. T-391 VH UEATRICE HARLOW, baths; Egyptian treatment; attendant. 321V& N. 16th. Flat A. '"T-M193 IS ' MISS MACK, massage; attendant. 1403 Webster. T-M1S2 K3 PERSONAL. DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns and superflu ous hair removed by electricity. R. 12, Frenier Ulock. U 9C8 VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational, wholcsolo home treatment. 3S lleo Rldg, U-9i)- PRIVATE homo for ladles bofore nnd dur ing confinement; bable adopted. 2620 Uurdotte St. Mrs. Uurgot. U-M19irJ9 GOLDMAN'S, tho .only- perfect pleating plant In tho west. Suo Douglas block. y U-M513 SHAMPOOING and hair dressing, 2Tc. In connection with Tho. llathcry, 210-220 lleo building. Tel. 1716. U-C61 RUPTURE permanently ourcd In 30 to 60 duys; send for clrculur. O.- 8. Wood, M. D C21 Now York Llto Uldg., Omaha, Nob. U-971 HAIRDRESSING, manicuring nnd chiro pody, for Indies only, In connection with Tho llathiry. 210-220 Deo Uldg. U-2S5 LIEREN, theatrical, masqucrado customer. 1018 Furnam. U-972 SURE HATCH INCUUATOR CO., CLAY CENTER, NEU. Send fdr handsomo 166-pago free catalogue. U-977 PRIVATE hosnltal, before and during con finement; babies adopted. 2306 Ornnt St. Mrs. Gardels. Tel. F-1182. U-973 CHIROPODY' a specialty. In connection with Tho Uathory, rooms 216-220 Uco Uldg. Tel. 1710. U-619 ACCORDION pleating, chenpest, best nnd quickest. Mrs. A. C. Mark, 17 & Douglas. U-974 GRAMOPHONES and supplies, wholesale and retail, comns 1'iano uo., 1622 Doug las. 1 '.U-975 MME. SMITH, bath, US N. 15, 2d floor; dt 2, 'r -J'-TJ If l55'JIBr- WE RENT machines of "every mako ,nt 75e tier week or 12 tier month. -v ' We repair and'iUt parts for every sowing macnino manuiacinreu NF.HRA8ICA CYCLE CO.. Cor. 13th nn 1 Harney, -pnone ii;u3. ;i liroauway, uoun- council Hums, ja. -inoiio u-uis. bis n. 24th St., South. Omaha. U-831 J2S PRIVATE hospital during confinement; UilUlUS UUUpitU. 113 VJII1U1U ictti iuua ster. U-300 II Mlddlcmls, wall paper cleaner. .1403-Jackson WANTED, to know;ithf wfiefcabotllH'of jonn uainz- jr., who lett iranw August 1, 1901, aged 15; 110 reward. Johtv Bahiz, 3113V4 Webster street, om tna.- U-374 9 There nre mnnv Brood clears, but somo nro better man otners. THE PRINCE OF OMAHA " is aDsoiuteiy. tno ucoi. it reiaus jai uc straignt nnu wnoicsaics ut fo' per .J.v.'v. Union made. . W. V. HTOECKER CIGAR COMl'ANY. . MONEY TO LOAX REAL ESTATE. WANTED, city lonns, bonds and wnrr'ants. ueorgo & uompnny, iwi lirnam street.- W-9S7 4Vi PER CENT on business property. o per cent on resincnco property. Options to pay whole or part any time. W.i B. MEIICLE, 401 8. 15th St. , W-9S8 n 1 ji " : i 1 11 : 1 WANTED, city loans and . warrants W. Karnam Smith & Co., 133J Farnam street.i w vs WANTED, city and farm loans: also bonds and warrants, it. u. l-eiers iK un., i.uj Farnam St., ueo uiug. w 990 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate, urennan-t-ovo uo., jva uoutn latn. w !W1 FARM nnd city loans, low rates. W. II, Thomas, let isnt. juanK uiug. Tel. 1U1S. W-992 'OU don't need to borrow money If you work for tho Kharas Co,. .-. W 563 4M TO 5 P. C. money. Bemls, Paxton Blk, 11 tiJiM 'Jin'ODrnT.tT. 1 1 n .1 tnna (RVt tin . Inm.n, .n,v'"y .j . .v- - . ...... , luuna vwv ui'. lunco, rates, uhivim mus., iwi.rurnum oi. V V'i PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. Li w 35 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Life, VV 936 JklORTOAGE G. O. Wallace, Brown Block. PRIVATE money. F. D. W$ad, 1521 Douglas ; w ass MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY IfKr You to retain possession of tho property. SALARY LOANS nermnnontr noslllnns You can borrow from 110.00 un. Ynn ran get tho money on short notice You got tho full amount In cash. ' You mav krmi It one month or more nnd pay for It only wuut tune you Keep it, uur rates are low, our business Is confidential, and our motto is to "try to mease" OMAHA TJOHTGAOE LOAN CO., 119 Board of Trndn Bldg, . Tel. 2295. (Established 1892.) 300 S. loth St. ' ,' X-9S3 T " V'tf AVT OAT 4 Y. . T tl LMfll.llmf.n.. II.... .tn.tr t . . I U H . 1. . ,11 U PIUbA, Ull,. wu.Vl RVMII.C IIU lUWUHt rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 033 lion noon jraxmn uiock. norineast pnmm I 16th r.nd Farnam: cntrunco on 16th street X-983 ludiicu uii ji.ui.urj, .uiiiiiurv, jaw I elry, hursts, cow, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13. RtriKiiriv i n . .1 n.. ninnno . . i . i START THE NEW, YEAR OWING HUT ONE PAHTY. Whern every dollar paid off reduces cost HA l. A Hi. I.UA.MS U.N 1"L,A1N NOTES In itnnrtut unrlrlni. rAfinlA S'o Mortgage. No Indorser. No Publtclty, NO ONE EED KNOW. We Guarantee tno Lxiwest Rates. I lOW DO WE DO 1T7 Full Particulars FREE Upon Request. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 303 Paxton Block. (Beo Window from Karnam Street.) X-978 MONEY loaned on furniture, llvn stock Jewolry; also to salaried peoplo without Bccuruyi tiiuiiii ruies; easy payments business confidential. Folev Loan Co. successors to Duff Green, It, 8, Barker uiock. j-aiuu, ivsi. .9I LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO BAi-Aiiiiiu i'isuj'i-E. merchant, ream stcrs, boarding houses, etc., without se curlty: easiest terms: 40 ofHces In nrln elnal cities. Tolman, 440 Board of Trade iliug. X 9S0 FURNITURE. PIANOS. HOllRKS. ETC. LOANS, "Absolutely without removing goods," Written guarantee given to this effect. AMERICAN LOAN CO.,. Room ouo, J.-UXIOI1 JJIOCK. A KM MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried iiuuiuo; uuinesi conntientiai; lowest rates, un ruxion uiock. xne j. a. itutton un. X-9S5 Y'OU, don't need to harrow; mohpy if you worn ior me unaraji uq, a. im iTllows. OUAUA Pillow Co.rTm Cumlnir." .TeL-IW, in flllSINF.SS CIIANCKs TO GET In or out of business mil on Wil liams, uoom in, -Mciugue uuiltllng. FOn IlENT, Tho Iunge or Auditorium hotel, C02 s. 13th St., Omaha, modem and sieam neateu; u rooms, a stories. Y-713 FOn SALE, millinery store doing good ousinesj; aieo gooa noici tor salo tor lest to right arty), both good locations In L.US building, omalia. Y Ul WHEN you want to buy", soli or exchange your Dusiness or property quick communi cate with one who has tho customer. J. 11. Johnson, 813 N. X. Life. Phone L-2270. Y-MSS1 When You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroke or two of the pen to mention tho fact that you saw mo ad in una uec. ROOM steam heated flat, weji furnished, excellent location, inuy going to Cali fornia, will soli cheap) seo ma at once. J H. Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-341 15-ROOM brick Hat, well furnished, full roomers nnu uoaruers, paying uusineis, no bettor locntlon: price right. J. H. jonnson. v. jiio. 15-ROOM modern flat, splendid location, flue furniture, nrsi-ciass roomers loniyj, owner obliged to 30 away. J. II, Johnson, w 1. i-ire, v j 13 10-ROOM well furnished tenement, iiood location, fun roomers ana boarders price t . t T If T .. I. .. XV V l."IIIUUUUIU( J. IL Johnson, 83 N. Y. Life. " 1 .MO 11 FOR SALE, up to date racket storevcounty seat; souinwcsi .Missouri. Auurcss "kiick- ot,"1 box SO?, Neasko, .mo. y MZfl 10 NEW SNOW-CHUUCH CO. TH FLOOR N. Y. L. 11LDO.. OMAHA. Associate banks and attorneys everywhere. LARGEST LAW AND COLLECTION AGENCY IN THE WOULD. DAMAGE, SUITS, HANKKUPTCI, DI VORCE and every form of LITIGATION given uttcntlon bv lawyers making a spe cialty in tncir particular' uraucn. auumit your cmimi in person or uy man. x WANTED, hardwnro stock In llvo eastern Nebruska or western lowa town; good bUKliiesH; give full particulars. Address u in, uce. x anus FOR EXCHANGE. WILL exchnngo good oak wardrobe for' folding bi.'d. M l'J, uco. ZMbU) GOOD FARM for stock trencral merchan dise. AUdrcts uox 1VI, .Moorefleld, iseu. SS MMl FINE HOTEL PROPERTY TO. EX CHANGE FOR A GOOD FARM First class hotel In city nf fifteen thousand pooplo; cost owner under foreclosure of mortgHgo over 113,000. For further In formation wrlto or call upon R. C. Peters & co,, rm l'urnum st., uco uiug. Z-M3S0 9 . ',FOU SALE REAL ESTATE.; .,.(., ('.' r ' 1 .1' FARMS I FARMS! ' FARMS! For" bargains' In fnrm property go to o Neiirs itcai estate Agency. Houtn Omuha. . HE-M905 A BARGAIN. To nettle nn estate, wo offer .for sale a wen uuiii mouern nino-rqom nousc, rac ing south on Charles st., near L'Gth; hntiso has been thoroughly palntvd und rnpulred, nnd as It. now standH Is the urea tout bar gain north of Cuming st. No,-i62S Charles Ell, A'IJIl f-iV'V. THE OMAHA REALTY CO.j 1301 Douglas. , . itiii i.as HOUSESlni(1f.lot's;ln all parti, idty; also aero jiropyriy1 anu uirni luniis. ino u. 1', Davis Co., ltoom w-'i uec uuijdiug. , h RE-102 SEVERAL cood farms for sale in a irood farming country, 'l'or lurtner'pariicuinrs write or call on 11. u. i-uaiuin, l'lalnvirw, XJ.1. lTT? .X.tlT , . When You Wrjj , to Advertisers ' remember It only, takes an. .extra stroko or two of tno pen to mention tna. fact tnat you saw tho ud In The Bee. HOUSES-Harrlson &' Morton.fTel. 314. HK 'M187 Mclll' RANCH nnd farm lands for sale by the union macule jtatiroari company, u. A. McAllnster, land commissioner, Union Pa- cuic Headquarters, umuua, mod. ' ' RE-103 HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, llouns; nlso nro insurance, ucmis, x-axton .uincK. v i - nn-ioi WILLI AiySON,vK,r RE-661 Farms Harrison & Morton, N.Y.L. Tel. 311 ms 171 13 IF YOU want ono of tho. nicest 8-room homes In Hanscom I'lace, I will give you a nargnin. uwner leu cuy, juust sou, J. ll. tmcrwoou, v-ii a, x. u. uiug. iRE-M1S3 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, C01-2 N. Y, Life. HE 101 . . When You Write to Advertisers remember It only takes an extra stroko or two of' the pen to mention the fact that you saw tno nci in ino uce. GREAT BARGAIN. Five acres, Just west of city, near Center otreet pavement, io. HICKS. 326 BOARD OF TRADE. RE-3l2-7 I -AM authorized to offer for sa!6 110,000 first mortgago gold jnonds running m yearn, "with option of 10 years, 6 tier cent, on CeUar Valley Coal' Company' plants, lo 'cutod Iti'lnwn, consisting of S20 acres coal doase. lA'man Waterrnan, financial 'agents' iU9 uco Uldg, f HIS 3! s 1 - - - MUST RB BOLD TO CLOSE UP AN ESTATE 7-ronm house nt 2TO N. 19th ave.';,ALL MODERN, except .furnace. A oargain at ii.tw. it. u. i-eters c uo., iwt l-arnam st,, uco mug. Jit, must u FOR SALE, must go, two full cast front iota, z-story, s-room nouse, largo Darn, fruit trees, outbuildings; 11,600, wisy terms. waterman, w uce uiug. 377 7" FOR SALE, tho best piece of gardening ana arpuna umana; -u ncrea ior i,-ou; cost tho ownei 4,ooo; ono crop will pay for It, W. R. Humnn, Rooms 8 nnd 10, Krenzer niocic. , uiivh'h h LOST. pUJIU.IJT, IIIUI IV1I IUI ClIIIIIIUllU, UC- tween 11111 "mi 1 .iciiic 111111 iui nnu nur- ney. nowarti for return to uoe. 3 ' Lost-376 7 LOST-A CHINESE GOLD PIECE. IN- HCH1IIE1J IN CUINEHK U 1AIIACTK IB. RETURN TO "PONY" MOORE, BOYD'S THEATER, AND RECISIVE REWARD. l-OSl HM ' LOST, strayed or stolon, brown water spaniel dog, answering to tno namn "Sampson." Llbernl .reward will be paid ror return to sia h. tn. ,ost 3as 7 15. REWARD for roturn of black silk jacket, lost auntiay nignt netweon Hurt street and Her Grand hotel: trimmed with gilt buttons, Return to clerk Her urunn noiei. i-roai ,-nu, B- MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, tho ncknowledced lenillnir 1 specialist In diseases of women In Omaha, wuum 1.-1111 inu uiicuiiuii 01 suiierinH ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during conllncinent, and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or address, with stamp, .Dr. Pries, Arlington block, 1613 Dodge, UIIIUIIU, 1IJ0 LADIES, $500 reward falling to relievo ensn of abnormal suppression, any cause; price 12; fully guaranteed. Dr. Mead Remedy ' Co., 17 Qulncy St., Chicago, 111, Wi J21' iTl. W. TlTTTflf TWCnM anexliilUt nl ...nm. . on and children: S years' practlco. Ofllco 2206 Cuming. Res. tel. F-279p,, ofllce B-26. . JUKI OSTEOPATHY." JOHNSON Institute. MB N. Y. L.'Hldg; Tel. I 1664. Alien Johnson, D. O., ladleH' dept.; 1 Gld E: JohnBbn.'OsteopaUilBt, Mgr. 127 ; (DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCaguo B)dg.k Tel. DR. MRS. MUSICK. Douglas Blk. Tel. 2231' NICKEL PLATING. LARGEST, oldest, best equipped plating Plant In Omaha. Omaha Plating Co., Beo iiMc ti raw H5 -113 LARGEST plntlng plant In Omaha. A. L. t naeianu, mm dohro Ht. Tel. tcu. hi CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing promptly nttenaca to, j. t. uciuitrec, Mm ami liiko his, ii,v WM. EVERITT. Special rates to real fs I tntA Innil. U'Anlli Mtrlna Tint AM Leavenworth. 117 TAILORING. T.AntfO' l.Ml,Ml- -m.1,1 ..taA.M cleaned anu repaircu. joo xousen, iwo i-arnam. izj FtlllNITtIRE nilPAIHING. TEL. 1331. M. 8. Wnlkllh, 2111 Cuming St. LAtlNIIHY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars, J -c; cutis, 4c. li&o L.cavenwortii. Tel. mt. DANCING. MORAND'R winter term for becinners opoitB tins week. Adults. Tuesday ami Fridays, 8 n. in,; children, Baturday nfter- noons, I'rtccs reuuecu. ii? n FRATERNAL ORDERS. THE GARDENERS protect old ago as well ns lire, emitter mcmncrs rrco. l-nrticu-larr from Frank Roscwater, supreme mnliOger, 223 Beo Uldg. i-i IILACKSMITIIING A IIOIISF.SIIOEING. CHARLES A. HOFMANN, rear SU N. 16th. lit) IIOOKKEEPINn. LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.: day or even ing, u. 15, uom. Piut. uatiK. u. it. uatnuun. ImL PAWNIIHOKIinS. Itig; an business cxiniiueniiui. mil uouguis, iiu ANNOUNCEMENTS. UlMTl'tlU DtJIVTtVn nOMUAW Tutu. 'I11IIU VV. V. UUM... A .... .wu .. ... h.... -TO FUR PRESSING. O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1424 S. 13th. 13- FLORISTS. " L., HENDERSON, 15i9 'Farnam. Tel. 125S. FACTORIES. TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases: trunks repaired, urn. Trunk actory, iiw i' ltrnani. STAMMERING AN1 STUTTERING. CUIIED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldg. l.'i ' HALIS TIES. ' OMAHA Hay Balo-TIo Co., 811 North 16th. ill MAStlUEHAUIi' COSTUMES. NEW gents' and ladles' costumes for rent. H. Back, 331H Bouth 20th street. -M170 Fcb3 SlIORTIIANO AND TYPEWRITING. GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & Doug iiw A. C. VAN HANTS school. 717 N. Y. Llfo. 10J BOYLKS Collogc, court" reporter principal. N. X. I-UO. 1U NEB. Business & Shorthnnd College, Boyd'a Tlientcr. ltrj GAHIIAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY; Garbago Co., cleans i:i'P91'uwm linn vuuivr, iliiiuiu u.ifiv tieiiu lillllliuirf ui, .uuutvu iuiit:a. u-i .a... . 1 . IT. loin. iei, iitif, on vu PATENTS. HAVE cash for good patent or invention. jvouress, i . u, dujl oo. uiihiiiu, -nuu. -184-J-23 LEGAL NOTICES, NOTICE is hereby glveri that the articles nf lnrnrtioratlon of the FREMONT. EI.K- IIORN & MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY have been changed, pursuant to a resolution ior sucn cnangc unanimously udopted by nil tho stockholders of said company on November 16. 1901. so that tho )uragrtipti 01 nam articles ncrctotoro rcau ni? iih tollows: "Hecnnil. Tho obiect for which this asso ciation and comnany Is formed Ih to sur- vnv. locate, build, construct and onernte lines 01 rnnroau oetween tno places uercin- hefnro niinioa us tno termini or said main line nf railroad, nnd tho branches described: allu IO nuruiumt;, iritnd nnu uicruiu inner and connecting railroads In snld stato of Ncbriiskij, ,nnd to atuiulro, construct, nnd operate ox tensions of said main lino nnd nrnnehes in tho territories of Dakota and Wyoming, under tho ln,ws thereof; und to do ami periorin un uuu uu ihuiks necca sary in tno premises:" nmv rendtt. IIS follows: "Second. The object for which this nsso. elation nnd company Is formed is to Htir vey, locate, build, construct nnd operato lines of railroad between tho places hero lnbeforo named as. the termini of said main lino of railroad and branches, whether clso- where dcscriueu in tnese articles or not; and to purchase, lease and operato other nnd connecting nuirouus in rcurnsKa, ii...nMl.. n nlmwlin,- nti1 I n nnnuU. construct and operate extensions of said main lino or urancnes in any-stato or ter ritory whoso laws mayinermlt such oxtcn. slons; and to do and perform any and ull things necessary In tho premises," In witness whereof said Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad company has animrrlhiil this notice and the rnrnorntn bciiI or said, company nas neen nereto aii tached, under the authority of said stock holders' resolution, on thlB 26th day of No- FREMONT,' ELKHORN & MISSOURI VAI-I-rJX jtAiuinJftiJ uuju'APi l, By M. HUGH ITT, President. By J. R. REDFIELD, Secretary. Attest; J. B. REDFIELD, (Seal.) Secretary. D1S-25J1-8M STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. OFFICE OF LEE-QLASS-ANDREESEN HARDWARE COMPANY. OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 14, 1901. Notice Is hereby given to tha ktockholdero of the Lce-GiaBS-Andrcesen Hardware comnany mat tno annual meet ing of the stockholders of tho company tvlil lui held at tho olllcos or tho said com- IlUliy, Ot IU Dal 4IUIII1.-J DllDCI. Ill IIIU VllX of Omuha, In tho state of Ncbraskn, on Tuesday, January 14, A. D. 1902. nt 3 o'clock n. m.. for tho Durnose of electing a board D, . . DDI lln.n,ll u.am. In 1. .. I . . . I.-. . . - . . - , of direciori ror ine company io tierve dur ing the onsulng year, and to transact such other business an may bo presented at such meeting. it. J. J-ciw -rcsiaent. Attest: W. M. GtiABB, Secretary. (Seal.) Dec.lStoJHM GOVERNMENT NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES Ofllco Chief Qiinrtermaster. Denver, Colorado, Jon, 6, 1902. Sealed proposals In iriniie.irn win oe receivca nero, until 11 n. m., January 21. 1902, for. furnishing two hundred and flfty-lwo (252) artillery horses required at Fort D." A. Russell, Wyoming, und Fort Douglas, Utah, an otiual number, 120, being rctiuirtu ior eacn post numca. Horses to bo In nccordanco with specifica tions In circular of Instructions to bidders, which will be furnished. tOKiither with blank proposals, on application to this of fice, V, S. reserves the right to accept or reject any. or all proposals or nny part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals tdiould be. marked "Proposals, for Artillery Horfcs,'i' and addressed Major J. W. POPE, U111CI W. Al. JOUtl10--VM CONVENTION MEMBERS of tho Nebraska nnd Iowa Con vention, nre Invited to call and seo tho prettiest show-room of vehicles In tho city. Wholesale Prices to nhy member wanting n special stylo, which they do not usually carry In stock. "DEPOT WAOONS" all styles. "HOCKAWAYS" 2 silos. "UHOUOIIAM8" 2 sizes. "STANHOPES" all styles. Agento for tho Bailey Whalebone Pneumatic Bike. Agents nlso for KELLY SPRING FIELD AND GOODYEAR RU- UEH TIRES. Over 40 BARGAINS In second hand vehicles. Drummond Carriage Co., I8th and Harniy. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. WANTED for U. S. armv: nblo-botlled un married men between ages of 21 and 3$. citizens of United States, of good chnruc ter and temperate habits, who enn spenlt, rend and write Kncllsh. For Information Apply to Recruiting Olllcor, Itfth ami Dodge sts., Omaha, Neb. j 1 1'.UU to .1131 FOSTOFFICE NOTICE. (Should bo reailv daily by all Interested. ns cnanges may occur at any time. Foreign malls for tho week r.ndlng Jnn- uiirv .ll. 1902. will closo (PROMPTLY In all ot.Fes) nt the General Postofllc ns follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing time shown below. Parcels Post mnlls for Germany closo nt 5 p. m. Friday, per t. s. urai wuiucrsee, via iininuurg.- Heirnlar nnd Htinnlementnrv mails close nt Foreign Branch half hour later than closing time shown below (except Htinnle mentnry Malls for Europo and Central Ainerlcu, via Colon, close oho hour later tit foreign uruuenj. TrnnsAtliji(ln Mnlls. WEDNESDAV At 8:30 n. m. (supplemen tary 10 a. m.) ror rcuituj'K, per s. s. y.ee l.mtl, via Southampton nnd Antwerp (mull ror ireiann, Krunce, Switzerland, itaiy Spain, Portugul, Turkey, Egypt, Greece British India und Lorenzo Martinez musi be directed "per s. H. .eeland"); nt 12sK0 P. m. (supplementary 2 p. m.) ror hv ROPE, per s. a. Cymric, via Qtieonstown (man ior trance, uwiizcriaiiti, iiuiy Stmln. PortUcal. Turkey. Euvnt. Greece British India und Lorenzo Mnrtiuez must oo directed -ner s. . uvmric i. THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE SWITZERLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. POR TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAK- QUEZ, por s. h. L'Aiiultalne, .via Havre (mall for (jthor parts of Europe must be directed "ner s s. L'Anultaltie"!. SATURDAY At 4 u, m. for EUROPE, per . s,,iiinncapous, .via I'lymoitin (man (or jreit'.na must no directed per s. h. Aiinne nitollH"): nt 7:30 n. m. for NETHER LANDS direct, per ft. h. Ryndam (innll must no directed "per s. s. ltyntiam"); ni 8 n. m. for ITALY direct, iter s. h. K. M Theresla (mall must hi? directed "per s h, iv. ot. ( noresia"); tu :30 n. in, ror huut LAND direct, per s. s. Astoria (mall must bo directed "per s. s. Astorln"); nt 11:30 n. m (supplementary 1 p. in.) for EU ROPE, per 8. s, Saxoniu, via Queenstown. After tho closing of tho Supplementary rrans-Atiantic .Mans named nuove, ncuti tlnnal Supplementary Malls arc opened on the piers of the American. English, French and Gormnn steamers nnd re main open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour of nailing of steamer. Mnlls for South nnd Crntrnl Amrrlca, West Indies, Etc. WEDNESDAY At 9:30 a. m. for INAGUA nnu JiAiTi, per b. s. flit. Vernon; ut 12 m. for CUBA, YUCATAN, CAM PECHE, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per s. s. Yuca tun (mall for other parts of Mexico must be directed "per s. . Yucatan") ; at 12:30 ?. m. (supplementary 1 p. m.) for TURKS SLAND and DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, per s. s. Seminole; at 11 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. u. Admiral Schley, from Phlladelnhla. THURSDAY At 7'n. m. for BRAZIL, per s. h. aKouciu, via unntn anu hid Janeiro (mull for Northern ' Brazil, Argentine, Uruguay nd Paraguay must b directed "per h, b. Wakefield"); at 12 m. for SANTIAGO, per s. s. Clenfuegos; nt 11 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per s. s Blberlnn. from Phlladelnhla. FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXICO, per n. s. City of Washington, via Tumplco (mall must bo directed "per s. s, City of Wash lncton"). SATURDAY At 6:30 n. m. for ARQEN- Tims, uhuuuai nnu uahauuay, per p. s. Coronda; at 8 u. in. for BERMUDA, por s. s. Prelorlu; at 0 a. m. for PORTO ItlCO, CURACAO and VENEZUELA, per 8. 8. Cnrucns (mall for Snvanllla and Cartngona must bn directed "per b. b. Caracas"); 'at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA. SAVANILLA nnd CARTA GENA, per b, b. Allegheny (mall for Costa Rica must bo directed "per s. h. Alleghany"); nt 9;30 a. m. (supplement ary 10:30 n. in.) for HAITI and HANTA MARTA, per B. B. Alps; at 10 (i, m, for CUBA, per b. h. Mexico, via Havana; at 10 a. in. for GRENADA, TRINIDAD nnd CIUDAD BOLIVAR, per s. s. Murncas; at 12:30 p. m. for CUBA, per fl. . Curltyha, via, Matanzns, etc, (ordlnnry mall only, which must ho directed "per s. b. Curltyha"); nt '11 p. m. for BAHAMAS, via Nassau, per steamer from Miami, Fla. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Hyonoy. nnu itienco ny steamer, ciose nt this ofllco dally tit 6:30 p, m (connecting closo here every Monday. Wednesday nnd Saturday). Mnlls for Mlfjuelon, by rail to uoston. una incnco ny steamer, close nt this ofllco dnlly nt 6:30 p. m. Mnlls for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., nnd thonco by stenmcr, closo at this ofllco dally nt '6 a. m. (tho connecting closes nro on Mondny, WedncHdny and Satur day). Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, closo at this ofllco nt 1:30 p. ni. ami 11 ii. m. Mnlls for Costa Tllr.-i. Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, und thenen hv steamer, close nt this ofllco dally at '1:30 p, m. ironnrcung ciosch nero juondays for Belize, Puerto Cortez nnd Guntemnla, nnd Tuesdays for Costa Rica). 'Regis tered man closes at u p. m. provious day, Triins-I'nclltn MkIIm, Mulls for Australia (except West Australia, wnicn goes via r-uropn, ana new eaiann, which goes via San Francisco), nnd FIJI islands, via Vancouver, close hern dnllv nt fi:30 n. m nfter December 'l nnd nn to Jtinuary '!, Inclusive, for dispatch per b. s. Acrnngl (supplementary nialls, Vla Hcattio nnu victoria;, cioro nero at u:30 p. m. January .'i. Malls for Hawaii, Japan,. China and Philippine- Islands, via San Francisco, closo nero tinny hi u;i p. m. up io January Inclusive, for" dispatch per 8. 8. Cttyof I'uKinr. Malls for China and Janan. via Seattle. ulnBnUinTi rfntlv nt A30 n. m m tit .lnminrti 8. Inclusive, for dispatch per s, s. Knga Mnru. (itegistercq man must te qirecteo I Malls for Australia (except West Australia, POSTOKFU'i: NOTICE, which Is forwarded via Eurore). Now Zea land, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via Ban Franclrco, close here dally at 6:Sn p. m, nfter Jnntinry "S nnd up to January 11, Inclusive, or nn arrival of s, s, Etrurla, due nt New York January 11, for dis patch per s. s, Ventura. Mails for Hawaii, China, Jntvvn'nnd Philip pine Islands, via San Francisco, clpsa, here dally at 6:S) p, m. up to January "10, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Gaelic. Mails for Hawaii, via Snn Francisco, closo here dnlly nt ! p. m. up to January 20, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda. aiana ror cnina and Japan, via Vancouver, close hero' dally at 8:30 p. m. up to Jan uary Inclusive, for dispatch per a. s. Empress of Japan, (Registered mall must bo directed "via Vancouver." Merchan dise for the U. B. Postnl Agency at Shanghai cannot bo forwarded via Can ada.) Malls for China nnd Japan, via- Taeoma, nose nero imuy 111 p. m. up to Jan uary Jl, Inclusive, for dispatch per . . Til coma. Malls for Tahiti and Mnrcjuesas Islands, via pan r rnnriseo, close nrre oany nt s:sn p. m. up to Febninry l, Inclusive, for dis patch per s s. Australia. Transpacific malls are forwarded to porj of tiiuiiiiK iiiiiiy turn inr pcneuuie 01 Cloning; Is arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit, Regis-, tered mall closes nt 6 p. m previous day. 'ostoillcc, New York. tf. Y January 3, 1902. CORNELIUS VAN tiOTT. Postmaster. R AII.WAY TIME CAHU. UNION STATION-IOTII AND MARCV. Illinois Centrnl. Ivnve. Amvs. Chicago Express a 7:20 am a 6:10 pm ChlcnKo, Mlnuedpolls & at, ram i,imncu a pm a s:va am Minneapolis & St. Paul Express 1 7:20 am blO:9S pm Chicago Express, nl0:3S pm Llticuu". .llllnukc .V St. I'mil. Chicago Limited, a 6:00 pm a. 1:05 am Chicago & Omaha Ex.. b 7:13 am b 3:10 pm tin on I'lii'llH'. Overland Limited a 9:10 nm a 7:30 pm Fast Mall a 8:60 nm a 3::S pm CnllfiiliiU Express..,, .a 4:23 pm memo express ninw pm Eastern Exuress a 4:ft5 cm Atlantic Expiess a 7:00 nm Llncoln-Stromshurg Ex. to 4:05 pm h'.I:s0pm, Qruud Island Local, u h:Zn pm b 9:36 am Lbluiiiiii tV Nurtlmcalei'ii, "The Northwestern Line." Chlcngo Special a 7:10 am nll:30 pm Chisago Piirscngcr .....a 4:16 pm a 8:00 nm Eastern Exrress alo:6t am a 4:03 pm Eastern special a :&o pm a :vb pm I'ii nt Mall a 2:40 nm Omaha-Chicago L't'tL.a 7:45 pm a 9:20 ant Fust Mall a 1:30 am Cedar Kapfdr Pass a 6:30 pm rwin Lity express a :u am aiu;-a pm Twin City Limited a 7:CS nm a 8:40 am Sioux City Local a 0:15 am a 3:30 pm YVllliimll. St. Louis "Cannon Bad" Express a 6:13 pm a 3:20 m St. Louis Local, Council Bluffs 410:00 am al0:30 pm MWaourl I'lM'inc. St. Louis Express al0:00 am a 6:tl pm IC. C. & Ut. L. Express. aio:50 pm m 1:16. am Chicago, Hook Inlnml A t'Hultlc. EAST. Des Moines and Dav enport Local a 7:36 am a 9:35 pro Chicago Express 1)11:16 am a 6:06 ptu 1X6 .iulnes l.ocul a4:o0pm bll:60 am Cnicago Fust Express. .a 4:35 pm a 1:15 pm Dcs Moinuti. Rock Isl and und Chicago a 7:10 pm a 3:25 am WEST. , , Lincoln, Colo. Springs. Denver, Pueblo and West a 1:30 pin a 4:11 pm Coioiudu, Oklahoma & Texas Flyer a 6:20 pm a 9:60 am a Dally. BURLINGTON bTA'I'lON-IOTII A MASON UurlliiBtob t MUsuurl River. Leave. Arrive. Wymorc, Beatrlco and Nebraska Express a 81IO am a 7:33 pm Lincoln a 3:4ii un. bll:53 m Denver Limited a 4:24 pin a j:w pni Black Hlll and Puget Bound, Denver Con nection a :00 pm a 6:43 am Lincoln Fast Mull 0 3 w pm a 9:17 am Fort crook and t'latts- . mouth b i;20 pm bll:0J am Belluvue it Pncltlo Jet., a 7:40 pm a 1:10 am Bcllevuo &. 1'pclllL Jet. .a 3:00 am KuiiMUai li.ii luMvpl, m, Cduu'ull llluffs. ' Kansaw City Da Ex. ...a 9:20 am n 6:03 pm Konsus City Night Ex..ul0:39 pm a 6:15 am St.'LouU Fiycr a 5!io pm ali:is,ara CliluugOi lliirlliiuioii .t Uuliiay. Chicago Special a 7:00 am 10:W pm Chicago vcsiiuuieu ut, i.w pni I 'hiimo Local a 9:3u urn a 7:46 am a 4:05 pm a 7:43 am a 2:40 pm Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm Fast Mall a Dtlly. b Dally except Sunday. W15HSTEH DEPOT 10TII Jt WEUSTEIl Leave. Arrlv. .utuitenvuil J Chleugu, St. Paul, Oniiihn. Twin City Passenger.. ..a 6:00 am n 9:10 pm 2:45 pm all: 10 am 6:30 pm b 8:30 am Bloux uny russengiT...a Emorson Locul b Mlxauurl l'uoltlu. Nebraska Local, Via M'eeping water u I'i eniiiiil. Kit-horn A 4:10 pm ai0:25 am Missouri Valley ' 3:00 pm a 5iOO pm 3:00 pm 5:00 pm 3:00 pm b 6:00 pm Black IIIUh, Dcadwood, Hot Springs a Wyoming, Casper and Ijo'jfflaa d Hastings, York, David City Huperlor, uenevA, Kxnler and Seward b TCnrrnlk. Lincoln and Fremont b 7 f 3(1 mtrt h lA!l am . Fremont Local c 7:30 am (i Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Bun flu y only, d Dally except Saturday. Dally VAWUlib tl4UIIU1 ANTICIPATING BERRY SEASON- Omnha Commission lira Are Already Looking; About for Reason's , .SitiilV of Ilerrlra. . r Already the commission men of Omaha aro beginning to nrrango for the "straw berry senson, which will not open until April or May. Tho first letters were sent out to tho growers this week, asking for Information as to tho changes bolng mads In tho acreage and tho condltloa of tho plants lu tho winter. Acting on the Information received in reply to these letters, representatives of the commission houses will start Into tho flold about February 1 to sign contracts with tho 'different associations'' find "indi viduals engaged In'growlng borrles. Qy'thR llrst week In March tho contracts nrs signed and representatives of the housci In tho districts aro watching the progress of tho vinos, sending In reports frequently, bo tho managers can mako an estimate of tho number of curs they , will, receive In the season. ' Last year was a surprise to tho deal ers. Tho season oponed with a prospect for a large yield of berries and dealer gauged their contracts accordingly. Tho drouth cut the crop short and there was not enough berries to (111 a normal demand. Tho drouth Is to havo considerable effect on the croD of 1902, as many of thp older Melds are practically destroyed. Tho now vlnts aro said to bo In much better condition and with a fair season tho yield will bo about oqual to last year from the same districts. OFFER LESS THAN MORTGAGE It a in are Illook Does Not Chance Hand Because Creditors' Claim Are Not SatUfled. The executrix's sale of the Ramge block at Fifteenth and Harney streets, which w to havo occurred on the court houie'steps yesterday wae postponed uptll Tuesday, January 21, for tho reason that tho only hid offered was that of Jphn G, Farpn on behalf ot 'creditors. This offer wan'vpjsatU factory. Faron offered for tho equity 137, 600, but tho creditors' claims In' total are $45,000. The mortgago lu for $45,000. YOU should know that FOLKY'B' HONEY AND TAR Is. absolutely the, best for all dis eases, of thq throat and lungs. Dealer are authorliod to guarantee It to glfe tatlafao tlon. ,