Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA PA1LY 1U2E: HIUHSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1002.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED By young rnnn, eight years' ex
perience In mercantile business: would
travel In western territory: can handlo
a line df sporting goods or would take
ume oiner goou line, (huu3i
tlon at once, Including expcmc.1, salary
anu commission. Auurras - ncu.
A MG&O 20
WANTED-MALE HELP.
OOOD messengers wanted. Increased pay.
A. D. T. CO., 212 South 13th. D-533
BTEADY work, profitable work, for neat,
tnergetlo hustlers. C. F. Adams Co.. 1611)
Howard. D-JlO
S VCtil A HALF DAY'S WORK.
If you llvo In the country or In a Binalt
town nnd Imvu a good aciiualntance
among the farmers and stock raisers In
tne nvignuornoou you cun mane nvu uoi
lurs etLBllv bv four or llvo hours' work,
Write us una we will send you our propo
sition. Thu Bio Publishing Co,, Solicitors'
uept., umunu, -eu. uai.n
WANTED, a good man In every, county to
,tako subscriptions for Tho Twentieth
Centurj Farmer. Our ilk tuts make good
wages evuty where, References required.
Addross, 'i'wcntloth Century Fanner,
umann, ncu. u
nfiPRi fiircMt vnEEl
Shave and hutr cut. Moler llarlx-r College,
1123 Farnam St., 3d lloor. Hours, 9 to 4.
B-M274 Ft
A GOOD bookkeeper: stato experience and
an uiry wmuuu. .luureoB uox j, uuu wmtv,
...... .7 fx mil-.
ouuiu umuuu. xj -
WANTED, tnen' to learn the barber trade
by our method of steady practice, expert
Instructions', etc.; only two months re
quired; can onrn scholarship, board, tools
and tran'portatlon If doslred; cull today.
Moler Harbor College. 1U23 Farnam st.
B-M59H 17
perloncoti, double-entry bookkeeper for
wholesale Iioubo ; must he a young man,
good penman, accurato In figures, sober
anu rnnaDie; aoiri nnswor wus u you
. can't nil these requirements: permuhout
place for right party. Answer In own
handwriting, stating age, experience and
salary wanted. Address 1 11, Hoe Omcc.
u-em iii
FIRST-CLASS lautrtlryman wanted nt
once; stato wnges, etc. Address tho
Homo Laundry, Sao City, la. B MGS7 17
WANTED, 2 good harncssmakorH nt once.
H, W. Krenz, Humphrey, Nob.
H-M715 18
SALESMEN WANTED.
WANTED State salesmen mako J500
monthly; sell to merchants: no fake; call
and Investigate. Owen Hardman, Hotel
Barker. Salosmon M4S0 16
SALESMEN wanted; full linn nursery
stock; plenty peach trees: outfit free; pay
weekly. Lawrence .Nursery ,Co Law-
re nee. Kan. M634 Fll
WANTED FEMALE 1IEI.I.
WANTED, 2C0 girls. !C2t Dodge. Tel. 87C.
C 941
WANTED, two young. lady students to
learn halrdiesslng,, manicuring and. chi
ropody and scientific massago. Call or
write. Room 220, Bee Bldg. G-Wi
WANTED, girl for general housework. 1000
Gcortla Ave. C-378
WANTED, domestic. 2603 Ficrco St.; small
family. C 115
LADY clerk, single, not over 35 years; will
employ by the year. Address 13ox 3, At
lanta. Neb. C-M403.17
WANTED, ladles to learn hulr dressing,
manicurlrg or facial mussagc; only four
weeks required; complete outllt of tools
presented eueh atudont; positions guaran
teed; splendid wages paid graduates; call
or write today. Moler College, 1623 Far
nam Ht. C-M509 17"
GIRL for general housework. 127 S. 25th St.
C-681
GOLDMAN'St Cheapest place to got ne
cordlon or side pleating; new additions
and Improvements Just added.
C-MG99 21
GOLDMAN'S, for reduced prices In pleat
ing of all kinds; now styles and machines
added. C M700 21
WANTED, good girl: must be good cook
and laundress. Apply Mrs. J. 8. Brady,
362S Jackson St. C 712 10
WANTED, girl for .general housework.
Mrs. E. Rosewntor, 1711 Douglas St.
C 710
HELP WANTED,
MALE & female help. Call Canadian Office.
642
WANTED. w"ood workers, cabinet makers,
millwrights, to work in nuttorn shop to
tako placo of strikers, titeady employ
ment and high wages. Apply Allis-Chal-mors
Co., Homo Insurance bldg.. Chicago,
Illinois. M-673 23'
FOH KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES, stores. Bcmls, Faxton block.
D-913
HQUSES, etc. F. D. Wend, 1524 Douglas,
Uni ICRC In all parts ot city. The Q
IlUUoEO i,', Davis Co., 552 Bee Uldg.
Li VII
'TO MOVE right get Omaha Van Storago
Co,, offlco 1511H Farnam, or tel. 1553-8C3.
d mis
STEAM-HEATED cottage. 35; roomers
enougn.to pay rent; win remain with
riKlu variy. it. ii. urunum, itn nnu 1'ar
num. . ' D-584
t-ROOM brick house, modern, 271G Jackson
Ht. xcitpiiono wi or a Treynor.
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker Blk
D-UIJ
SEE HENRY H. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D-SN0
HOUSES. G. O, Yllace,. Brown IiIock.
D-D53
l-ROOM modcriu 'except furnace, J22. O. M,
Nuttlnger. Bee Bldg 'Phono 463. D-951
SEVEN-ROOM nil modorn house, in cooil
condition, largo yard and beuutlful shude
treos, t tmirjiM waiK rrom city hall,
Will rent for 30 per month.
OMaIIA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
lilh.qud Douglas Sts.
D-9J2
FOR RENT. 6-room houso. city water,
1910 Pierce St., Ho; also barn, KM.
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
D-M870
2821 DAVENPORT ST., 6-room, new mod
em cottage, i.irgo lot. j.u.w a montn.
Tho Byron Ri?ed Co., 21. So. 14th St.
. D-231
HOUSES-Chri. Buyer, S2d nnd Cuming
mono ww. uaww ju-
FOR RENT. 4-room cottage, 2S0i Blondo
at., s.w. inquiro nt wi in, I'Jtn si.
D-MI3I
TWO-ROOM cottage, $4 month. 1411 South
jstii at. inquire Jos. uoiusmitn. itoom is.
U. S. Bank building.
D 706 15
iron ttns'T.
A beautiful country homo of 0 acres, right
In the city, on paved street; convenient
for Omaha or South Omaha man; IP-room
house, with large barn, corralls and out
buildings; splendid water system; lots of
shade trees: fruit orchard of armies
peaches, plums, cherries and small
fruits In abundance. Will make 1 to 6
years' lease to right party. This Is nn
unusual opportunity to get nil tne au
vantages of thn country in the city. $7!
tier month. Many nnv as much for Him
liar house on ono city lot. Address P 13
weo. u iw la-
WANTED, tinner for general work, clerk
In store nnd with Imnlements: state ex
perience and where, married or single and
wnges wanted, steady work to good man,
Adilreis Georio Willing, Broken Bow,
WMk, li.Mil 13-
FOIl RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT, at reduced price, 6-room flat
across from Ilanscom park. n. C. Peters
c Co., ground floor, Bco building.
D-M672 20
EIGHT-ROOM modern house, detached,
nice lawn. 2611 1'lcrco Ht. Inqulro 2C03
Pierce. D 703 21
FOH RENT, sale or trade, 7-room houso
and nvo acres ground. Mrs. M. A.
Htenhcns, 3039-41 Curtis Ave., Omaha, Neb
IX 7lf 2f
CENTRAL, steam heat, 6-room flat, 3-room
cotta ge. Tiinrn, m -n. ran. i i,17 3Z
FOR RENT FURNIKIIKD ItOOMS.
DI3WEV European hotel. 13th and Farnam.
E-951
ONE furnished room, with heat, on car
line. 1018 Clnik; IS per month. E-955
FURNISHED rooms. 623 S. 20th St.
E-M71D J27
TWO housekeeping rooms, IS. 2C3 St.
Mary's Ave. E-691 J22
LAROE front room, nicely furnished,
steam heat, oni or two gentlemen. Call
313H H. 14th St. E-MM'J
FRONT room, modern, IS mo. 1717 Web
ster. E M925 J.K
E-M325 J30
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 800 S. 3)th.
E-M150 F2
ROOMS. 1W(5 Capitol avc. E-MC7C 18
I'tllt.MSIIKO ROOMS AND IIOAIll).
NICE homo for young mon. 103 S. 23th St.
F-CS'J
SUITE of rooms, furnace heat, for gentle
men. 151S Jackson St. F-CSS
STEAM htattd, nicely furnished rooms,
with or without bourd, at The Thurston.
F-tt'J
FOR RENT, nicely furnished, steam hcatod
rooms, with ot without board. Midland
hotel, 16th nnd Chicago Sts. F-M4II
THE BONNIE BRIAR. 1720 DODOE ST.
F-4S5 J17
ROOMS and board, alencairn, 10) DoJgl.s
F-MscJ
THE ROSE, 20M Harney; rooms and board.
F-M3S9 F6
FOIl HKNT-UXFUUNISIIUD ROOMS.
DESK room space, Jo per month, ground
floor room In Tho Bee building, facing
Fart.am street; no oxpenso for light, heat
or Janitor service. It. C. J'ctcra At Co.,
Rcntul Agents, Use Building. U-Ut)
SUITE of rooms, modern, housekeeping.
All! (l..nrirlu nn fl M7 'Jl
FOIL HUNT STORES AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, tho building formerly opcu
pled by Tho Beo at m Farnam St, It has
tour stories and a basement which was
tortnorly Ufd an Tho Beo press room.
This will l"t rented very reasonably. If
Interested apply at oncu to C. C. Rose
water, tccretury, room 100, Bee building.
1261
FOR RENT, storo In first-class location;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co., ground floor, Beo Bldg. ' 1200
A FINE sulto of r6oms suitable for doc
tor's ofllces.
ROBERT II. BENNETT,
Room 12, Continental Block.
' I-M4J3
ACSENTS WANTED,
MEMORIAL llfo of McKlnley, four lan
guages, 650 pages, 100 halftones, 11.60; frco
outfit. W. A. Hlxenbaugh & Co., 600 Waro
block, Omaha. J 693
PROFITABLE work offered ngonts In
every town to secure subscriptions to tho
Ladles' Ho.no Journal and the Saturday
Evening PoHt. Wo want agents who will
work tborotighly and with business sys
tem to cnvei each section with our illus
trated llttlo booklets and other advertis
ing matter and to look sharply after re
newals from old subscribers. The pay is
first rate und at the end of the season
J20.CKX) will be given tho best workers as
extra prises for good work. How well
some of our agents havo succeeded is
told in a llttlo booklet wo would like to
send you portraits of some of our best
agents, with the story of how thoy mado
It, pay. The Curtis Publishing Co.-, Phila
delphia, Pa. j M206 F7
WANTED, c&nvasslng agents in, overy
count to solicit Buoscnptions to THIS
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER and
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK and COMPLETE 8TOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book ' contains 1.400
imperial octavo pages, 800 obJect-tenchhig
cngravlnxs and is tho only hook on llvn
stock ever published adapted to the every-
uu), prucngui money-saving uso oi every
farmer and stock owner. Steady employ
ment with assured good Income. Agents
lit tho country with horsn nnd luittav .
peclally dctdrcd. Canvassers make easily
w to iw iicr mujiiii. Auuress loniury
Farmer Solicitors' Bureau, Beo building,
WANTED TO HUNT.
WANTED, to rent, storo or portion of storo
in goou central locution. Joyce, Mill ner.
. ("i i t a. .....
iu.it jjuui; uiM oi. n. IN13A ll
WANTED, to rent, twenty to thirty-room
noiei iuniiBucu, in goou town, county soat
preferred. Address Zach T. Greer. Wil.
uer, eu. k M701 20'
WANTED TO 11UY.
WANTED, to buy, some glass doors and
glass partitions ana one half-oak round
counter. Apply to M. J. Frar.ck, Midland
notci. n M445
WANTED, a good secondhand organ ft
cash. Address 1 15, Beo. N702 17
for
FOR SALE FURNITURE,
CHICAGO Furnltuje Co., 1410 Dodge. Tel
iv.v. niw aim buluuuiiuiiu, oougnt, sold
exchanged. O 937
FOH SALE HORSES. WAGONS, ETC,
THE BEST In buggies and wagons at II
I'Tosi s. mn ana .eavenwortn. i' you
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS,
CADET coat, good as new; will fit boy 13
or ii ; iur um. auutcsh ii w, uee.
, Q-iM5S6
2DHAND safe chenp. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
q-'JUl
FOR SALE. DhonoKrnnhs. sunerlor to nnv
otner mjucui lnHiruments; o up. ino
witimau uo,, iui farnam. y aw
INDIAN goods and relics.
1119 Farnam.
Q-M52J
FOR SALE, good-sized packages of news
paper exenanges, a cents ana up. Apply
I. k J,V Wtl.WW, V... VM.V...W. T . HI Hi
Q-5
FIR timbers fot housemovers, etc., 40 to
71 ft.; cribbing and hog fence, vol Doug-
2D-HAND tafe cheap. Schwartz, 114 S. 13.
PIANO boxes cheap, 1313 Farnam St
W-ii.i( '4
100 STYLES trusses, cntatoguo free. Shir
man & Mcconncii urug t-o itiin nnu
uotlge, u-nnlia, y wi
FOR SALE, fine mnhoganv bank fixtures
und vnicajo aie i ick t-o. sate, auto
mada double tlmo lock: double burglar
proof steel chests. Will be sold .it a
bargain, national nam: or uommerce.
Q 053
FOR SALE, cheat), one llrst-class bass
urum, witn symnois. inquire at iK3 uam
St. W 17'
TYPEWRITERS, latest models Remlnir
tons. Hmith-Premler, Densmore, replaced
ny tne u.ui'.uwuuu; low price, a. it.
Workman & Co., 1617 Farnam. 'Phono 2439,
CJ &7
Gas Fixtures, Lamps, Etc.
Incandescent gaslights, glassware, man
ties.. The best gasollno lamps. Wholesale
und retail. H. FHAN55EN,
nui in. ,utn Ht., umana, neo.
CLAIRVOYANTS,
AIRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. 819 N. 16th.
S 363
MME. QYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 8. 15,
B OI
STAMMERING AND STUTTEHINO.
CURED, Julia. Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg,
-131
ELECTRIC TREATMENT.
MMB, AMES, 317V4 N. 15; flat Ej attendants.
T-39SF4
mTieTsMITH, baths, 118 N. 15, 2d floor, H 2.
T-331 F4
UEATXIICE HARLOW, baths; Egyptian
treatment; attendant. 321ft N. 15th. Flat
A. T-M1D3 18
MISS MACK, massago; attendant. 1403
Webster. T-MIS2 F3
rEHSO.XALi.
DR. ROY, chiropodist, corns nnd supertlu
ous hair removed by electricity. It. 12,
Frenzer Block. U-968
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesolo home treatment. 311 Uee Uldg.
U W)j
GOLDMAN'S, tho only perfect pleating
plant In thn west. 2m Douglas block.
U-M513
SHAMI'OOINO and hair dressing, 25c. In
connection witn tho uatnery, zw-zzo uoj
building, lei. 1716. U-S61
RUrTURE permanently cured In 30 to 60
days; send for circular. O. S. Wood, M
D 521 New York Llfo Uldg., Omuha, Neb.
U-971
HAIRDRESSINO, manicuring nnd chlro-
pouy, ior mutes oniy, in connexion wmi
Tho UiithJry, 218-220 Bee Hldg. U-IS5
SURE HATCH INCUBATOR CO..
CLAY CENTER, NEB. Send for
handsome 106-pago tree catalogue.
LIEHEN. theatrical, masquerado customer.
iuw iarnam. u i
PRIVATE hospital, before nnd during con-
nncment; uauici auopicn. iwvo urnni m,
Mrs. Qardcls, Tel. F-1182. U-373
CHIROPODY n specialty. In connection
witn ino uaiiicry, rooms i,iu-.v xice jiiuk.
Tel. 1716. U-649
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best and
quiCKesi. airs. j. j. larx, ii et uouri,
U-R74
QRAMOPHONES nnd supplies, wholesale
nnu retail, coiuns riano uo., ik uouk
las. U-91i
WE RENT machines of every mako at
70o per week or )2 per month.
Wo repair nnd till parts for every sewing
machine manufactured.
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.. Cor. 16th nnd
Hnrr.oy, 'pnono J663. 334 iiroatiwny, uoun
Council Bluffs, la. 'Phono U-G1S. 612 N.
21th St., South Omaha. U-831 J23
Mlddlcmts, wall paper cleaner. 1403 Jackson
U 379 Fo
PRIVATE homo for ladles beforo nnd dur
ing confinement; tinbies aiiopieo. iwu
Burdetto st. Mrs. Burgat. U M413 F3
PIANO tunlnir nnd renalrlnir. Tel. 701,
Ageiil tor WfDcr piuno. iioom i, 1100
bldg. U-M61 Fll'
A FEW PLAIiJ FACTS.
For flavor, quality, coblncss nnd frceness
tno ccicorntcu
PUINCt: OF OMAHA
Is Unquestionably the best cigar on the
market. 6c straight, )37 per 1,000.
W. F. 8TOECKER CIGAR CO.
U-9 IS
THE KHARAS School of Osteopathy cm-
ploys every ono or its grauuutes. uei a
catulog. Fourth lloor, Bco Bldg.
U-6S3 20
WANTED, a trained ntirso as head nurso
at Cllllu saving institute. iiso two ad
ditional nurses in training Bchool for
nunes. Apply to matron, 18th and Ohio
818. U-.HKII) if
INDEPENDENTLY wealthy young woman
would Uko to correspond Witn reuneu
gentlcmnn; object mutrlmony. C. box 83,
Ht. LOUIS, AlO.
U-M6S6 16
OMAHA Cancer Cure Sanitarium, J07 N.
-Itn St., UIIIUI1U. 11DU., viuuib ;uiiv.i:in,
tumors and all skin diseases; euro guar-
antceu. u-wi r
MME. SMITH, baths. 118 N. 15. 2d floor, r 2,
U M716 F15
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans, honds and warrants.
Georgo & company, jdui rarnam street.
W-987
4',4 PER CENT on business property.
6 per cent on residence property.
W. B. MEIKLUi it S. 15th St. .
' -W-9S3
WANTED, city loans and warrants.- W.
Farnam emun ct uo imi rarnam Rtrcet
W 989
WANTED, city una farm loans! also bonds
anu warrants, n. v-' t'oiera at uo., him
Farnam Hi., weo uiug. Y so
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate. Btcnnan-iovo o,, su noutn I3tn.
W 991
FARM nnd city leans, low rates. W. II,
X11UIIIUO, IDl .Ul. uuun UlUg. IVIO.
W 932
YOU don'tj need to borrow money If you
wora ior tne jviiurus v-u. v ooj
4V4 TO 6 P.. C. money. Bcmls, Paxton Blk,
. . w VJJ
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
V 5TJ5
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Life.
MORTGAGE G. O. Wallace, Brown Block.
W !7
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad, 1521 Douglas
6 PER CENT loans. Garvin Bros., 1604 Far
nam. w M4Z7
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY IM
You to retain possession ot the property.
SALARY LOANS i rnVnn,.
iuu can uurruw irom up. xou can
act tho money on short notice. You ant
tho full amount in cash. You may keep
it ono month or more and pay for it only
what tlmo you keop It. Our rates are low,
our business Is confidential and our motto
is to "try to piease.
UAIA11A MUHTUAU1S LOAN CO.,
119 Board of Trudo Bldg. Tel. 2293.
(Established 1892.) SW S. 16th St.
X-083
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES
to male or female cmployos.
Wo Guarantee lowest Rates.
HOW DO WE DO IT?
Full na'ticulars free upon rcquost.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303, Paxton Block.
(See Window from Farnam Street.)
X-476
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock
jewelry; also to saiancu people without
security; cnean rates; easy puymtnts;
business contldontl.il. Foley Loan Co..
successors to Duff Green, R. 8, Barker
uiouk, ustau, ru-j. X979
MONEY loaned on plain noto to salaried
pcopio; business conuuentiai; lowest rates,
bit paxton uiock. ine j. a. glutton Co.
X-085
FURNITURE, I'lANOS, HORSES, ETC.,
LOANS, "Absolutely without removing
goous. written guarantee given to tnis
effect. AMERICAN LOAN CO., Room
303, Paxton Block.
X-9S4
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
SALARIED PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, uoartiing nouses, etc., without so
curltv: easiest terms: 40 oltiees In nrln
clpnl cities. To 1 man, 410 Board of Trado
UlUg. X 980
YOU don't need to borrow money If you
worn ior tno unarau uo, Jt 661
Y "I A WH AM aAT.AT7Tl.-a T?TTTx?Trpf Tl I
llvo stock, etc. Quick service and lowest
rntes guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 633
(tot) floor) Paxton block, northeast corner
10th end Farnam; entrance on 16th street.
a. jy
..4W,U luuiliu Ull JlllUtun. 4141IIIIUIC.
elry, Jiorses. cowi, etc C. F. Reed, 310 S. 13,
X 131
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO GET In or out of business call on WU
Inma ... J11 fnP,.i,i,i, l.till.iln
Y-9W
WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
your business or property quicK communi.
t-ate with ono who has the customers. J,
H. Johnson. 8(3 N. Y. Life. Phono L-2270,
1 V xloc.
location In city; owner must sell: Beo mo
immediately, j, n, jonnson, v. i.ue.
Y-M611
11 ROOMS, elegantly equipped, first-class
lurnnure, nueu witn nrst-cmss roomers
best local ion, paying proposition, j. i;
Johnson. 813 N. Y. Llfo. Y-MCW
IIUHINHH CIIANCEM.
DENTIST or doctor contemplating locating
wouiu do wen to uuy ino lurnituro ot 6-
.n.. ... .... ttl.l. nn.i U ...., C9r..lt
Omahn: owner coins to Mexico: no rea
sonable offer refused. J, H, Johnson. N. Y,
i.ue. v wrj is
FOR 3ALE. millinery store doing good
justness; nioo goou noiei ior saio (or ioae
io rignr ')iirty), ooin goou locations m
N, E. Ncbruska. Call or write 624.N. Y.
Life building, Omaha. Y 131
r i.uuij nun i ui iiiri.cu, iiiiit lukuiiuut
full boarders nnd roomers; ownor leaving
city; pnylng business; at reasonable fig
ure, j, ji, jonnson, su m. i. i.ite. i-nono
IJ270. Y-M6U
10 ROOMS, completely furnished, good loca
tion; boarders and roomers; lndy com
telled to leava city: a liurc.iln. J. 11.
Johnson, N. Y. Life. Y-M611!
NEBRASKA SNAP.
Handsome Jeueler store; county scat: pop
ulation a.wii; paying nusincrs; invoice
J5,0i); can reduce; cash cly. Address 11,
care J, C. Huteson Co., Omaha, Nob.
1 AlbtV is
OR SALE, up to date racket store, county
sent; soumwesi Missouri, .uuress "itac
kot," box 80S, Neosho, Mo. Y M093 20
OR SALE, nt a great bargain, foundry,
machlno and blacksmith shops, located
at lecumscn, xsou. inquire ot i', a.
Jones. Y-MCS5 21
YOU tako no chnnco; J2.500 perfectly fo-
cured; chanco on ground floor; bonanza;
will call on you. Address P 11. Bee.
X TOl lJ'
WANTED, elevator and lumber yard, or
cuner, in a tnriving town. uurcs at
once, Box 241 Newman a rove, Nob.
A1713 ZI
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL exchange .goou onk wardrob" for
folding l;d. N 19, Bco. 2-M510
FOIl SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES nnd lots in all parts ot city; also
acre property nnu larm inniiB. -ino u. .
Davl.4 Co., Room 552, Beo Building.
RE-102
SEVERAL good farms for sale In a good
farming country. i'or lurtncr particulars
write or call on II. L. Ludlum, Plalnview,
Neb. RE-M393
FARMS 1 FARMS! FARMS1
For bargains In farm property go to
O'lNciirs ueai listaio Agency. Houtn
Omaha. RE-M30G
BOYD COUNTY
LANDS
Railroad an assured fact. Our next
party Jan. 27, 1902. See us about it.
Join our party and save railroad fare.
'OTTER, FORGAN & HASKELL,
420-21 N. Y. Life Bldg.
Tel. 470. Omaha, Neb.
RE-M157 20
A SNAP IN LAND-610 acres land In An
te dim county, iscurasga. J ner acre if
taken ut once. Some good bottom hay
lana, oniy ju acres uroKe; wouiu maxe
lino pasture; & miles from good town.
Address OSS, Bee. RE-MHO 10
A BARGAIN.
To settle an estate, wo offer for fale a
well bum moucrii nine-room houso. rac
ing south on Charlos st., near 26th; house
bus been thoroughly painted and repaired,
and as It now stands Is the greatest bar
gain north of Cuming st. No. 262$ Charles
. i -, ) r, . i
THE OMAHA REALTY CO., 1301 Douglas.
HE M29J
HOUSES Harrison & Morton. Tel. 314.
llli M167 Mchl
RANCH nnd farm lands for snls by tho
union i-acinc ituuruuu company, ii. A.
McAlluster, land commissioner, Union Pa
cltlo Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RE-103
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire insurance, xicmis, raxton biock.
RE-101
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 601-2 N. Y. Llfo.
lt HE 101
WILLIAMSON; Z
. '', . RU-661
20-ACRE fruit, nnd garden place adjoining
council ii.uitn, nu una innu anu well set
tn nrolltnhld varieties of fruit: If von
want a good place ot this kind nt it very
rensonuuiu iikuiu sue juo noout huh; 1
have others nlso. H. a. McGcc, No. 0,
Pearl st., Council Bluffs, la.
RE-M667 IS
IP Mim titu m.i nt o-i uuiit
In Tfn nllfinm T)1n nn T i 1 1 1 t,ii,n
ilUillCO . 4itttlo,UIII A IUV & fill! fjikU J'UU
u buruln. Owner left city. Must ftulJ.
T 11 -Ul.i.tifAnil 4l?7 T. t7l,l.
! ii one nwwu) wi i a m uiuft
RE-M1M
400-ACRE farm, 12 miles north of Council
Blurts, .well improvea, per ncre. ii. a.
Mcuee, t I'can at., council iiiuiis. in.
RE-MC6? 18
Cuss st, j'j.ow. tiio u. i' uuvis co., r52
100X187 FEET
On Farnam street, adjoining the
Hartman residence: is worth $10,000,
but owner says let it go this week at
$6,000. ' Do You Want It?
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1&02 FARNAM ST,
HE MUSI IS
FARMS.
61D acres, Sarpy Co., $20 an ncre.
060, Sarpy Co., J37.60 an acre.
160, Sarpy, very fine, $65 an ucre.
03, Sarpy Co., 3,200: very good
360. Douglas Co., 135 nn acre.
320, Sarpy Co., lino, $62.50 nn ncre.
80), Elkhorn vnlley, I0 an ncre.
ho, AierricK to., Jj
an acre.
720, ueunr Co., 123 nn acre.
160, Sarpy Co.. near Gretna, $8,000.
8,000, deeded land In tho valleys,
controlling 60,000 of range, $18,ooo.
700, Kearney Co., well Improved, $14,000.
35, near Country club, line, $7,()0.
400, Dawson Co,, very cheap, $4,000.
160, Burt Co., Improved, $6,600.
325, Burt Co., bottom land, $55.
Halt sec. deeded hay land with
10 sco grazing land, fenced, will
run 400 hend of cnttlo, only $2,uoo.
10 acres, close In, $1,600,
20 acres, near Florence, $1,500.
HARRISON & MORTON, OMAHA.
RE-70S 15
Farms Harrison & Morton, N.Y.L. Tel. 314
iiis m Fir
FARM FOR SALE.
FARM for salo; line stock and grain farm
of sho acres, an unuer cultivation; ono
mile from railroad; splendid improve
ments. J. ll. Woolloy, ugent, Qrand
isianu, icu. it
MEDICAL.
DR. PRIES, tho acknowledged leading
wouid call tho attention of suffering
ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations
beforo und during confinement, and his
treatment for Irregularities, no matter
wnui cauav. v,un ui uuur,ess, witn stump,
Dr. Pries, Arlington block, 1513 Dodge,
uinaiia. ivu
LADIES, $500 reward falling to relieve case
or aunonr.ni suppression, any cause; pricg
$2; fully guaranteed. Dr. Mead Remedy
r".i 17 nnlnov fit r'hli-m.n 111
-C5 J21
nnd rhlhlrnn! vr.nptt' nriintlnn fMlinn
..vo i.uiiiiug, iicb, tel. r-.iw, uiucu u-iviu
itnni
LADIESI Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills are the best, Sufc, reliable Tako
no other. Send 4a Btumns for nartlculurs.
"Relief for Ladies," in letter by roturn
man. ask your uruggist, unicncstcr
Chemical Co., I'JUlarielphlu, Pa.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly aitcnueu to. j, t, ucniitreo,
Utll UI1U J.UKQ nis. JtU
WM. EVERITT. Special rates to real es
tate men; weather strips put on. 2S03
L.eavenwortn, in
PATENTS.
HAVE cash for good patent or invention
Address, V. o. Box to, Onuha, Neb.
18 1 J-S4'
LOST.
STRAYED or stolen, black cocker, spaniel
pup; answers to name "iiignoitii. ziuz
St. Mnry's Avc. Iosl-671
LOST, Inrpo red cow; no horns. O. R. Gil
bert, tne tur uresser, n.'t h. lain.
lX)St-M673
LOST, Saturday, black nnd tan Gordon
Better nog, i& months old, answers to
name of "Hector." Return for suitable
reward to room 232, Bco bldg. E. W.
Slmeral. Lost 705
SIIORTHA.M) AM) TYPEWRITING.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16th & Doug
1UG
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Ltfo.
107
BOYLES College, court reporter principal.
N. Y. IlIO. 10S
NEB. Business & Shorthand Collego, Boyd's
Tiieater. iw
OSTEOPATHY.
JOIIN80N Institute, 615 U. Y. Ij. nidT. Tel.
loot. Alico jonnxon, u. u lames tiept,;
Old E. Johnson, Osteoputhlst, Mgr. 127
DR. A. T. HUNT. 612 McCague Bldg. Tel.
UM. 143
DR. MRS. MUSICK, Douglas Blk. Tel. 2S23.
PILLtlWS.
OMAHA Pillow Co., 1721 Cuming. Tel. 2467.
ii.
MASQUERADE COSTUMES.
COSTUMES fo.' rent S. Sack, 3318 P. 20th,
jiiio i-enj
FLORISTS.
L. HENDERSON, 1I119 Farnnr.i. Tel. 125S.
1SJ
PAWNI1ROKERS.
EAGLE Loan Office, rellablo, accommodat
ing; nu business confidential. 3301 Douglas.
-110
TAILORING.
LADIES' Jackets made, remodeled, nltorcd,
cieaueu anu repaircu. joo l onsen, um
Farnam. 125
DANCING.
MORAND'S winter term for beginners
opena tills week. Adults, Tuesday and
Fridays, 8 o. in.; children, Saturday after
noons. Prices reduced.
-177 FJ
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c; collars,
zc; cuns, . it&u Lcavenwortn. Tel. mi.
-131
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
THE GARDENERS protect old ago as well
as inc. tjnaricr mumuers iree. I'articu
birr, from Frank Rosewatcr, supremo
manager, 222 Bee Bldg. 724
STORAGE.
STORAGE, low rates. Derlght, 1113 Far
nam at. lis
OM. Van Stor. Co., 1511V4 Farn. Tels. 165946:1.
irj
PACIFIC Storago nnd Warehouse Co., 012-
yn Junes, general storage anu rorwaruing,
120
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WATERS PRINTINO COMPANY. Tele-
phono 2180. Oil South Thirteenth strcot.
-90 .
FUR DRESSING,
O. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1121 S. 13th,
iss
FACTORIES.
niJUlIlu, will, jiiuiin, i'ui;iifi;i Av 'iiiiium.
1IOOK1CEEPING.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc.; day or even
ing, it. i&, com. in at. uaiiK. u. it. itatnuuu.
1.1
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S. Wnlklin, 2111 Ouming St.
JV
HALE TIES.
OMAHA Hny Balo-Tio Co., 611 North 16th.
in
MASQUERADE COSTUMES.
NEW gents' and ladles' costumca for rent.
tl. isacit, S3i8 Bourn sum street.
M170 Feb3
GARBAGE.
ANTI-MONOPOLY' Gnrbago Cd., cleans
cesspools and vaults, remove gurDag? &
dead animals at reduced prices. 621 N.
16th. Tel. 1779. -371 F5
NICKEL PLATING.
LARGEST, oldest, best equipped plating
lant in umana. umana riuung uo., mio
lldg. Tel. 2535. -113
LARGEST plntlng plant in Omaha. A. L.
unucianu, ibis uoage nt. ici, ,uo. ut
TYPEWRITERS.
NEW & 2dhand. llltf Farnam St., Omaha,
tn
INSURANCE POLICIES.
WE MAKE loans on insurance policies
ana purcnaso policies; give iuii particu
lars The Putnam Co., 604-5 N. Y. Llfo
bldg., Omaha. -678 25
' '
TEETH
are what you make them, use
ful and comfortnhlo nnd painful
nnd useless. A little attention
given to them every few
months will keep your mouth
In a comfortable condition.
Bailey th Dentist,
ma Pnxtou uioou,
ieth and Farnam Bta.
Lady attendant. Phone 10H.
FOSTOFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be ready dally by all interested,
as changes may occur at any time.)
Foreign malls for tho week ending Jan
uary 18? 19U3, will close (PROMPTLY in all
rr.vi.u nt llm nmiornl POStOtllCO 118 fOlloWBI
PARCELS POHT MAILS closo ONE HOUR
EARLIER thun closing time snown neiow,
Regular and Supplementary malls closo
at Foreign Branch half hour lator than
closing time shown below (except Supple
inniiliirv Mnl!n for Kurotin and Central
America, via Colon, closo one hour later ut
i'oreign uraiicii).
Triiiisiitliintln .Molls.
THURSDAY At 7 n. m. for FRANCE,
HW1TCER IAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PORT-
T!f a t f n t t t t irv cnvnT n t i," t7 i IT
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAR
(JUE55, per h'. h. La Goscogne via Havre
(mall for other parts of Europo must be
directed "per s. s. Ia Gascogne"); ut
8:30 n. m. for ITALY direct, per s. s,
Iombardlu (mall must bo directed "per
j. s. ixjmDaruia-;.
SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for ITALY direct,
ner u. n. Travo (mail must bo directed
''per s. b. vTravo"): at 8:30 a. m. (supple
mentary 10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per tt. .
Etrurla via Quconatown; at 11 a. in. for
DENMARK direct, per s. 8. Hekla (mall
must bo uirecieu -per s, s. iieKia v
After tho closing of tho Supplementary
Transatlantic- Mans nameu uuove, aaui
PosroFFit'E Ntrru-i
tlonal Supplementary Mnlls nrn opened on
thu piers of tho American, English,
French nnd German steamers and re
niAln open until within Ten Minutes of
tho hour ot sailing of steamer.
Muiln for Smith nnd 1'cntrnl Atitrrtcn,
West Iiidlrn, I'.tr.
THt'Rs'DAY-At 12 m. for YUCATAN, per
r. s. ltavctmiaie via l'rogreso; nt vi w.
(supplotnentnry 13:30 p. m.) for BA
HAMAS. QUANTANAMO and SANTI
AGO, per s. s. Seguranca.
FRIDAY At 12 m. for MEXtCd, per s, m.
Santiago via Tnmplcti (mail must oo ni
rected ''per s. t, Santlngo").
SATURDAY At 8 n. m. for BERMUDA,
per s. s. Trinidad; at 9 a. m. for PORTO
RICO, per s. s. Ponce: nt a n. m. (supple
mentary 9:30 n. rn.) for CURACAO ami
VENEZUELA, per s. s. Maraenlbo (mall
for Savnnlllu nnd Cnrtngeim must be di
rected "per s. s. Maraenlbo"); nt 9:30
n. m. (supplementary lfl:3o it. in.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA. SA
VANILLA, CARTAGENA nnd GREY
TOWN, per s. s. Alene (mall for Costa
Rica must be directed "per s. s. Aleno");
nt 10 a. m. for CUBA, per . . Morro
Castle via Havana; nt Ml p. m. for BA
HAMAS, per steamer from Miami, Flu.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Bydney, and thence by steamer, close at
this office dally nt 6:30 p. m. (connecting
closo here every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls fur MUitielon, by rail
to Boston, nnd thetico by steamer, close
at this oiuco dally nt 6:30 p. m. Mulls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., nnd
thence uy steamer, closo at this olllco
dally nt 0 a. m. (the connecting closes
lire on Sunday, Wednesday nnd Fri
day). Malls for Mexico City, overland,
unless specially addressed for dispatch
by steamer, closo at this office nt 1:30 p.
m. and 11 p. m. Mails for Costa Rlcn,
Uellao, Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala, by
rail to New Or.oans, und thenco by
steamer, close nt this olllco dally ut M:30
p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays
for Belize, Puerto Cortex and Guatemala,
nnd Tuesdays for Costa Rlcn). 'Regis
tered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
Trniiant'ltln Mnlln.
Malls for Hawaii, Chlnn, Japan nnd Philip
pine Island, via San Francisco, close
bore dally at 0:30 p. m. up to Jnnuarv 16,
Inclusive, for dispatch per . s. '3nelle.
Malls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, close
here dally at fl-30 p. m, up to January 20,
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Alameda.
Malls for China and Japan, via Vnucouvcr,
closo hero daily at 6:30 l. m. up to Jan
uary 21, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of Japan. (Registered mall must
bo directed "vla Vancouver." Merchan
dlso for the U. S. Postal Agency ut
Shanghu! cannot be forwarded via Can
ada.) Malls for China und Japan, via Tacoma,
clone licru dally ut 6:30 t. in. up to Jan
uary 21, Inclusive, for dispatch per s, s.
Tnconia.
Malls for China nnd Japan, via Seattle,
close her dally at 0:30 p. m. up to January
22, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. h. Rio
jun Mnru. (Registered mail must be di
rected "via SeatUe.")
Mails for Hawaii, Japan, Chlnn nnd Philip
plno Islands, via Han Francisco, close
hero dally at 0:30 p. m. up to January
25, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Hong
Kong Mnru.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which Is forwarded via Europe). New Zea
land, FIJI, Samoa and Hawaii, via San
Frnncltco, close here dally nt 0:30 p. m.
after January "ll nnd up to February !,
inclusive, or on urrlvnl of s. h. Saxonln,
duo at New York February !, for dis
patch per s. s. Sierra.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, and New Zealand,
which goes via San FranclHCo), und Fiji
Islands, via Vancouver, close hero dally
nt 6:30 p. m. up to February "1, inclusive,
for dispatch per . x. Mosna (supplement
ary mulls via Seattle nnd Victoria closo
here nt 6:30 p. m. February "2. Mall
must be directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via
San Francisco, close here dally nt 6:30 p.
m. up 'to February M. Inclusive, for dis
patch per 8 s. Australia. ,
Transpacific malls uro forwarded to port of
sailing dally und tho schedule of rloslng
in arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis-
teren man closes at 6 p. m previous nay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Fostofllce, Now York, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1902.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the articles
of Incorporation of tho FREMONT, ELK
HORN U MISSOURI VALLEY RAILIIOAII
COMPANY have been changed, pursuant to
a resolution for such change unanimously
adopted by all tho stockholders of snld
company on November 16, 1901, so that tho
paragraph or said articles heretofore read
ing ns follows:
"Second. Tho object for which this' asso
ciation nnu company Is formed Is 16 nur
vcy, locate, build, construct und bporuto
nnen oi nniroau uetween tno places Herein
before named ns tho termini nt snlil mnin
lino of railroad, and tha brunches ilcscrihoil-
nnd to purchase, lease nnd operate other
nnu connecting rnurouus in said Slnto of
Nebraska, nnd to acquire, construct and
operate extensions of said main line nnd
branchcB in tho territories of Dakota and
Wyoming, under tho laws thereof; nnd to
no uiiu iieriorm nny nnu an things neces
snry in (ho .premlsert;"
now reads as follows:
"Second. Tho object for which thin nsso
elation nnd comnanv Is formed la tn mi-.
vcy. locale, build, construct nnd nuprn tn
mir-n ui iiiiiiuuu oeiweeu ino places herein-
iviurn iiuineii oh wig termini or sain mnin
lino of railroad and branches, whether elso
whero described In these articles or not?
and to purchase, lenso nnd oneratn nthnr
win euuneciiug ranronus in iseiirnsun,
Wyoming or elsewhere, and to acquire, con-
Hiruei uiiu uueruiu extensions or Hnin mnin
lino or branches In nny stato or territory
wiiuBu mwB muy permit, sucn extensions;
and to do and perform any nnd all things
nnnnMan rv In Hit. nmmlBna "
In witness whereof said Fremont, Elk
horn & Missouri Vnlley Railroad company
imn BuuBuriueu wnn nonce nnu tno cor-
Koruto seal of said company has been
ereto attached, under tho authority of
said stockholders' resolution, nn thin "ath
day of November, 1901.
fUKMUNT, KIjKHORN & MISSOURI
VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
By M, HUGHITT. President.
ByJ. B. REDFIELD. Secretary.
Attest: J. B. REDFIELD, Secretary.
(SeaiJ D18-25J1-8M
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
UNIOJf STATION-lOTIl AMI MARCY,
Illinois Central.
IHVM. Arnvn.
Chicago Express a 7:20 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago, Minneapolis tt
St, Paul Limited a 7:60 pm a 8:05 am
Minneapolis & St. Paul
express u 7:20 am bl0:33 pm
Chicago Express nl0:35 pm
Chtanifu, .UllnuuUeo A tit. I'uul.
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex.. b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm
Lliiou I'nelne.
Overland Limited a 9:40 nm a 7:S0 pm
Fuet Man a n:w am u 3:25 pm
Calif omla Exnrcss a 4:25 Dm
Pacific Express all:30 pm
Eastern Express a 4:35 pm
Atlantic Express a 7:00 um
Llncoln-Btromsburg Ex.b4:0Gpm bliiinopm
Grand Island Local, o 6;3v pm b u;jb um
CbluS Nurthwealern,
"The Northwestern Line."
Chicago Special a 7:10 am aU:20 pm
Chicago Passenger ,f..,a 4:16 pm a 8:00 um
Eastern Express al0:6b um a 4:05 pm
Eastern Special a 4:65 pm a 4:05 pm
Fast. Mall.. ... a 2:40 pm
Omaha-Chicago L't'd..a 7:45 pm u 9:20 um
Fast Mall a WU am
Cedar Rupldr Pass a 6:30 pm
Twin City Express a 7:05 nm ul0:26 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:65 pm a 8:40 am
Bloux City Local a 6:15 am a 8:5u pm
Mtaaourt 1'Moiflo.
St. Louis Express ...alOiOO am a 0:25 pm
IC. C. & St. L. Express, alo:50 pm a :16 am
CUIcuko, Ruck lalmul fc 1'HclHe.
EAST.
Des Moines and Dav
enport Local a 7.35 am a 9:36 pm
Chicago Express. bll;l5 am a 6:05 pm
Des Moines Local a 4:00 pm bll:60 um
Chicago Fast Express, .a 4:3a pm a 1:25 pm
Des Moines, Rock Isl
and and Chicago.. .....a 7:40 pm a 8:23 am
WEST,
Lincoln, Colo. Springs.
Denver, Pueblo and
Weat ... 1:30 pm a 4:11 pro
Colorado, Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer i:i0 pm a 8:60 am
Wul)al,
St. Louis "Cannon Bad"
Express ..a 6:15 pm 8:S0 am
St. Louis Local, Council
Bluffs ilO:00 am 10:30 pro
Dally.
UURLISOTON STATlOfT-fOTII A MASON
ClileaKo, llurtlnuton Jk (lulncy,
Chicago Special t 7:00 am al0:20 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex., a 4:00 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local a 8:50 am a 4:06 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:60 pm a 7:45 am
Fast Mall a 2:10 pm
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
AILWAY TIME CARD.
llurlliiKton A Mlsaoiirl lllve
Leave.
Arrive.
a 7:34 pm
bins; am
a 3iOJ pm
Wi
vmnre. lleiktrtrA Ami
Nt
;etiraskn Express a S;10 am
l.lm.idfl n .
Denver Limited a 4:23 pin
Ulacl; lllll" anu l'ticet
Sound, Denver Con
nection .....a 9:00 pm
.ltii.nln tiftnf Millie I, 1 t .....
a 6:15 am
a 9:17 am
bU:05 am
a 8:20 am
Ciiniiell
a 6:05 pm
a 6:15 am
nil. 15 am
Fort Crook nnd Platta-
.......Ik .
IIIVUlll ... I .............. .V H..U JII1
llellevtte & PncIMn Jot. .a 7:40 pm
ueuevuo cc I'pcino jct..a s:w am
KlIIIMI ill, Ot. J.U., .v
niurr..
ansas City Da.v Ex. ...a 9:f0 nm
tltlanB flfv Vlitti, W-v nlll.lil ..
St. Louis Flyer a 5:10 pm
WEIISTEH DEPOT I5TH WEIISTtlu
Leave, Arrive.
t-ratit,il I. IILIlltril A kllMHiitirft ....... -
Black Hills, Dtadwood,
not oprings..-. ,n a:vu pm a 3:oo pm
Wyoming, Cosper and
nmtitfnn .1 1 -Art r ,ikt
VVHI IMM HMIM WtW ittl V alW JPI1I
Hastings, York, David
uuy Bupcriur, ueiicvn,
l.tir.(f r und Sewar.J....h SOo n,n h lt.rv mm.
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont t 7:30 am b 10:25 am
'lemont Local o 7:30 am
.liiNiiitiri l'nellle,
Nebraska Local, Via
Yeeplng water o 4:10 pm nl0;!5 am
Clileuuo, SI, Paul, .ttliinrniiolU .V
limit tin.
Twin City Passenger. ...n 6:00 nm a 9:10 pm
ill. . . i I . . .... n . i r ....
ntuiiA i Hjiseniji -4 -, ii lito pm nilllll am
Etrcrson Lccal b 6:30 pm b 6:30 um
Tmtlt, 1. rinllu AA.t. Giii,1..i -
.. k...... imv. uuitiiui mill-
day only, d Dally except Saturdny, e Dally
rbCJI niuniiiijr,
SPECIAL IMNOUNCEMENr
NtwSenlce to Medllefraneir
The new irU.mlln twin.
sc re v slesmer "Commonwealth," is,.
ouo tons, ihmi rcet ioiik. anil "Now
Kn1.iiit!," 11,01)0 tons, ft70 feet loiiir,
will snll from llnston to Olbrnltor.
Alders, Oenun, Nuplen nml Alntan.
rtrln, Kirypl, ns follows! "New Knj
l.iml." Jnn. ".'fl. UID'.'i "Coiunion
wealth," Knb. IS, 1UUJ,
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s"nd for Mediterranean Illustrntcil bonk'et
i" company r uince, w uearuorn street,
Chicago.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM, VIA BOF
LOGNE H. M. New Twin Screw Stenmen
of 13. (V tons register,
Steamer ' Rotterdam .Inn. 25. 1ft A. M.
Steamer Amsterdam Feb. 1, 10 A, ,M.
Twin-Screw CilanJ,m
rilenmcr OiaiBllugill Feb. 8. 10 A. M,
Apply to Holland-Amerlcn Line, 30 B'wny,
N. Y.; Hurry Moores, 1415 Farnam St.;
Louis Nccse, First National Bank.
MAY ERECT PACK,NG PLANT
CIiIciiko Mini IIiijh Old Cuilnliy Ware
house In K ii ii uni,
VUy.
KANSAS CITY, Jnn. 16. Nelson Morris,
tho Chicago packer, through his confiden
tial agent, Joseph N. Agnew, has pur
chased a big meat warehouse In the west
bottoms, formerly occupied by tho Cudahy
company ns a market. It is utatod that
It is tho first step of tho Chicago packer
to establish a plant In Kansas City.
With its forty years' record Cook's Im
perial Extra Dry Champagne is first in tho
list. No sparkling wlno In uso Is Its
superior.
MONEY FOR SALT LAKE LINE
Denver Kxpeeta Xev llonil to Open
I'll n I.nrite Section of
Country.
DENVER, Jan. 16. The Republican today
says: Steamboat Springs, Middle Park .and
other sections of northern Colorado jn'ay
nuuii uuvu ti iHiirouii. 1 no proposcu line'
Irt to cttjend frqin Bqulflcr to- Salt .Lake
City nnd will run In pa d I recti, n 'path-ii?
nnnall.lA U ...... n 1 II T.I I . n t t .1 .. 1 1 1 Tl
has written to friends in Dcnyer that he
has succeeded In raising $11,000,000 of Ponn.
sylvnnln capital for tho new road and It Is
expected that actual work on tho construc
tion will begin within sixty days.' Mr.
Dick Is Interested In tho Colorado & North
westorn road from Denver to Boulder and
tho Boulder and Salt Lake City lino will
bo connected with that road.
The new lino will be 460 miles long and
will pass through, 'Mlddlo Park, Steamboat
Springs, nnd, striking tho noar river near
that town, will follow that stream through
tho entlro length of Iloutt county, tbua
opening up a section thut has hitherto been
rcmoto from railroads. Tho road Is to be
standard gaugo and it Is said that no seri
ous engineering problem will bo encoun
tered In laying tho track.
JAMES M'CREA IS PRESIDENT
Htnrkliolilnra of the Vnndnllu Line"
Elect Dlreetilrs nnd
OjHler.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 15. The an
nunl meeting of the stockholders of tho
Torro Hauto & Indianapolis railway (Van
dalla lino) was hold horo today. These di
rectors woro elected; William R. McKecnc,
Herman Hullmnn, James McCrea, Joseph
Wood, James T. Turner, E. X). Taylor and
S. B. Lcggett.,
Immediately nftcr tho adjournment ot
the stockholders a mooting ot tho board
of directors elected those officers: Presi
dent, James McCrea; ylco president, J, J.
Turner; secretary, Georgo E, Forrlngton;
treasurer, Robort B. Thompson.
Rnllrond Declures Anniinl Dividend.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15. The directors of
tho Now York, Chicago & St. Louis Rail
road company havo declared a dividend for
tho year 1901 of 3 per cent on the com
pany's second preferred clock, an increase
ot 1 per cent over tho dividend paid March
1, lbOl. Tho rogulnr dlvldond of 5 per cent
also has been declared on tho first pre
ferred stock for tho year 1901.
IlnllTrny Notes ntul Personals.
H. D. Wilson, city ticket agent of tho
Missouri Pacific nt Memphis, Tcnn., is in
Omaha.
a. M, Kntrikln, district freight agent of
tho Wabash, has gone to St, Louis for a
throo days' stay
I. E. Rchlander, traveling passenger
ngont of tho Mlfsourl Pacific nt Chatta
nooga, Tonn., is in Omaha.
Tho Northwestern lino carried "Tho
Strollers" company, seventy-two persons
entire, In from Des Moines Tuesday.
President Burt nnd Chief Engineer Borry
of tho Union Paclllo rond returned Wednes
day morning from a trip over the linos
west of Kansas City, havlntr been absent
from hetul'juartera Hlnco Sunday luM.
It is stated that tho Weittorn Passenger
association will soon consider tho abolition
of party rates on lines wont ot Chicago,
Tho objection advanced In that practically
only theatrical parties take advantage of
these rates, anyway, and thn railways are
willing that auch travelers should pay full
fare.
A. Ii. Lynch, formerly chief clork of tho
Union Paclllo hind department at head
quarters, wan in Omaha yesterday morning
greeting hla railroad friends. Mr. Lynch is
now the company's neneral ngunt at Oak
ley, Kan., and hna also opened an office In
Kansas City as agent for ranch and farm
lands in northern, southern and western
states.
General Passenger Agent J, R. Buchanan
of the Fremont, Elkhnra & Missouri Val
ley railroad will attend tho meeting of tho
Western Passenger association In Chicago
Thursday. The most Important muttvrs
announced for consideration ure baggage
affairs, tho establishment of homeseekcrs'
rates on new dates and tho granting of
rate.'i to several different national conven
tions of lodges,
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