THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JAIN" U All Y 17, 1902.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advertisements for theae column
will lie taken until 12 tn. for the
evening; edition nnd until B:!0 p. an,
(or iiiiirnlriK riil Mnnrtfty edition.
Hntrii, 1 l-'Jo n lrord flrat Inaertlnn,
Ir a rrord thereafter. Kathlns; taken
tor lesa thnu sir.e for the flrat Inaer
lion. Theae adrerlUcaienta run a I !
run consecutively.
Advertlaera, ly requesting; a num
brrrd check, can linve nnanera nd-
reaaed to a numbered letter In car
pf The llee. Answers aa nddreaaed will
he delivered oa presentation at the
heck aalr.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTIJD-Hy young man, eight yenrs' ex
pcrlcnce In mercantile business; would
trnvel In western territory; enn handle
u llnu of sporting goods or would tako
anmn nilibr trtutt llni! fnnUn 1L lltOUOSl-
tlon at once, Including expenses, nlary
una commimlon. Address wuny, cure iivv.
WAWTWli if t'nnni- mim Meht Venrs In
mercantile business, would like n line of
(porting goods or cutlery for a western
territory! o proposition In other lines
considered. Send proposition, with ex
penses, salary nnd commission. Address
l' 17, enro or nee, im -
WANTED MALE HUlil'.
GOOD messengers wanted, lncrcascu pay
A. D. T. Co., 21J South 13th. B-9J9
STEADY work, profitable work, for neat,
energetic bustier. C, F. Adams Co., 1WJ
Howard. U-910
.'. tiTltt A IIAT.V DAV'M WOlllC,
If you llvo In the country or In n small
town nnd hnvu u good acquaintance
umong tho farmers and stock misers In
ilia iiKlulitiirhniitl vnu enn make I1VO dol
lars cuhIIv b four or livu hojrs' work.
Write uh nnd wo will send you our propo
sition. Thu Mto Publishing Co., solicitors
Dept., Onialiu, Neb. U-M:ii
WANTEDu good man In every county to
tako suliscriptlons for The Twentieth
Cntur Firtner, Our agents make (jdod
wages cvoiy where, llcturences renuired.
Address, Twentieth century Farmer,
Omaha. Neb. U-BU
irtiKKf PHRK! FI11313!
Shavo nnd hull cut. Molor llarlier College,
1623 Farnam St., M lioor. Hours, u u
U-M271 Ft
A. GOOD bookkeeper; wtato experience and
salary wanted. AdUrcnn Iiox J, lieo olllcu,
WANTED, m6n to learn tho barber trade
uy our mcinou or Bicniiy pracin:c, c simi i
insiruciionB, uic.;, oiuy iwu iiiuiuun
uulrocl; can earn scholarship, board, tools
urul tran'portatlon If donlred; cull today.
Moler Earbcr College, 1023 Furiiam jt.
1 Ut,J3 1 1
WANTRD. At. tliornnidilv comiietent, ex
perienced, double-entry bookkeeper for
wholesnUi house; must be n young man,
good penman, nccJrato In figures, sober
and reliable; don't answer thin If you
can't till these requirements; permauunt
placo for right pnrty. Answer In own
Handwriting, stating ugc. experience and
tulury wanted. Auuresa f n, ueo uinci;.
11-&S2 !
vtiiRT.nr.AHM tniiiidrvniiin wanted nt
oncof Htutu wages, etc. Address tho
Homo Laundry, Hac City, In. U-MW7 17
WANTED, 2 good harncssmakers ut onco,
II. W. Krcnzt ltumpurey, inch.
SAI.KSMi:. WASTED.
h.u.kkmrm wanted! full line nursery
stock: plenty peach trees; outllt free: pay
WCCKiy. juwrciico nursery v-u.. i.uit
rence. Knn. MU3I Fll
WA.NTED-K1JMAI.E HELP.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1521 Dodgo. Tel. 87ft.
i C 911
. , ...
"WANTED, two young lady students to
lAnm hnirilivHoliiir. niunlcurlmr und chi
ropody and sclentlllc massage. Call or
write oom siu, uco uiuu. uu
WANTED, girl for general housework. 1050
Qeorgla.Avo. C 37S
WANTED, domestic.
2003 Plcrca St.; small
l,ADYclerk, single, not over 33 years; Will
employ iy mo year. Auureas uox j, jii-
Inula, Nen. C-M46J 17'
waNTKD. .lAdlcn to ldarn hair dresalrig.
manlcurli g or facial massage; only four
weeks reunited; complete outtlt or too.s
oresenten eiicn hiucioiu; posiuonH guuiau-
iceu; spienuiu wu , H,,"uu'.l.i?,.''
or wruo louuy. iuic ,unuK, iyi xii- i
linni' St. ' C M699 17
nni.nMAN'SI. Cheanest nlaco to get ac
cordion or side pleating) "new additions
nnd improvement! just auuea.
C MC90 21
aOLDMAN'8. for reduced prices! Iri pleat
ing of ull kinds; now styles mid machines
WANTED; good girl; must bo good cook
nnd laundress. Apply Mrs. J. H. Hrady,
3028 Jackson nt. , v- u- in
WANTED; fiflrl for general housework.
Mrs. IS. liosownier, mi uuugias oi.
C 710
" HUM' WA.Vl'KU.
MALE & female help. Call Canadian Oihco.
vu
WANTED, wood workors. cabinet makers.
millwrights, to work in pattern shop to
tako place, ot Birmers. aieauy employ.
mi.ni nnd lilirh wanes. Aunly Allls-Chal-
mors Co., Homo Insurunco bldg., Chicago,
Illinois. ikii,i a-
. FORjIIESXTtIIODSES.
TinilRKH. stores. Ucmls. Paxton block.
7 "- D-913
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 152 Douglas.
fVii
nUUDEo uuvls CO., 612 Uee llldg
UVIt
TO MOVE right get Omaha Vnn Storago
Co., oillco 151H4 Farnam, or tel. 1559-803:
D-sts
BTEAM-HKAT13D cottage. 35; roomers
enough to pay rent; win remain with
right ;arty. 11. u, uranum, -un and Fur-
llttlll, s uai
8-ROOM brick house, modern, 2715 Jackson
Bt7 Telephone 491 or L-25i3: A Trey nor.
D-919
HOUSES and Hats. RIngwalt, Barker Blk.
U 914
SEE HENRY R. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE.
'f , D-9G0
HOUSES. Q. O. Wallace. Brown blocic.
i D-933
l-ROOM modern, except furnace, 22. O. M.
WattliiKer. tiea tnug i.nonu hj. u-Vil
tlKVKN-ROOM all modem house, in nood
. Condition, Urge yard nnd beautiful shado
trees,, a ininuies wuik ironi city nail,
Will rent ior ju per. niuiuii.
OMAHA. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
10th and Dougloa Sts.-
D-932
1831 DAVENPORT ST., C-room, now mod
ern cottage, large, 101, -v.w u month.
Thn Itvron I tied Co..' 212 So. 14th St.
HOUHEB-Chrls, Boyer. 22d and Cuming.
'Phono 2049. U MWi J30'
FOR RENT,. 4-room cottnge. 2001 Blondo
st,, js.w. inauiro ui wi of. um si.
D-M434
WANTED, tinner .for cenoral work, clerk
In storo nnd with ImpTtmciits; stuto ex
perience nnu wnore, mnrrieu or single nnu
wages wanted; stendy work to good man.
Address aoorgo
Willing, Broken Bow,
Neb.
li .Mill w
FOR RENT, nt reduced nrleo. a-rodm flat
across from Hanscom park. . R. C. Peters
fc Co., ground poor, Bee building.
' ' V D-M672 20
Ulllll 1'IIUUill IIll'IICIJl llii.ioi.. i(:iuvil(iil
nlco lawn. 2011 Pierce St. lnnulro 2603
sm rt i fi t .1.... 1 . r. . . ,ln.nAl.A.,
Pierce. D-703 21
FOR RENT, sale or trade, 7-room houso
Htonlu.na. 3039.41 Curtis Ave.. Omaha. Neb
n.i 1 vh Bprnn ffrnunn. Aim. i. a.
, -- - - - , . . .
1J 111 ,11-
CENTRAL; steam heat. 6-room flat. 3-room
cottage. Tixaru, .a n. cm. u aiu
FOR RENT, UNrdom' modern house, 1721
Houglus st ID.
JOHN W. HOnniNS. 1S02 FARNAM.
D-M721
llnnunN aV'room flat. 1112 8. 11th St.
' D-M725
FOR RENT FURNISHED IIOOMS.
DEWEY European hotel. 13th and Fnrnnm.
E-951
ONE furnished room, with heat, ""car
line. 1618 Claik; 5 per month. E 9uo
FURNISHED rooms. 625 8.-20th St.
tsZliiJ Jit
TWO housekeeping rooms,
tfc. 2623 St.
E 691 J22
Marys Ave.
LARGE front room, nicely furnished,
steam heat, onj or two gentlemen. Call
313V4 S. 14th St. E-M509
rilONT room, modern, W mo. 1717 Web-
FURNISHED rooms, modem. 809 8. 20th.
E M156 F2
ROOMsT 1W Capitol" nvo." K-M676 IS
A NICK furnished room In thoroughly mod-
cm house. 2217 Douglas. iuiwii
JlNI
shed rooms and hoard.
NICE homo for young men. 108 8. 23th St.
v-m
SUITE of rooms, furnace, heat, for gentle
men. liVJ Jackson St. b'-tHS
STEAM litiaed, nicely furnished rooms,
with or without board, at Tho Thurston.
EOll KENT, nicely furnished, steam heated
rooms, with ot without board. Midland
hotel, lCth and Chicago Sis. FMttt
THE UONNIB UltlAlt. 1720 DODQE ST.
E 4S5 J 17
IIOOMS and board, alencairn, 1& DoJgias
F-MyJO
THE 110BE, SO Harney roonts 'JS3b?t.,,,
LAHQE south room, with board. iS12 Chi
cago, i. F M'i'ii J
1'Ult HEXT f.M'UUMSIIEU ItOOMS.
DES1C room space, W per month, ground
noor room, in rue uue uuuuiug, iuciuk
Fari.nm street; no expense tor llht, heat
or Janitor service. It. O. l'utc i L,t.
ltcntul Avtlits, Uce. UUlldltig. O-HU
VOIl HHNT-STUHES AX I) OFFICES.
FOH KENT, tho building formerly occu
pled by Thu lJcu iu t'lii Farnam St, It has
lour stories anu a oaseinuiu. which u
lormerly utvu uh Tho .Uce presa room.
This win ro renteu very rcasonuuiy. n
Interested apply ut ouco to C. C. Itosd-
wutcr, kecruiury, ruom iw, ueu ouuuiiig.
1
kqii HUNT, storo In tlrst-class location
rent reasonable. Apply It. C. Peters ii
Co., ground lloor, lino IJldg. 1260
U pj
A FINE sultu ot rooms aultnblo for doc
tor h olllces.
UOUUIIT II. UKNNIST'A
Ituom 12, Continental Illock.
1-MI3
AO HATS WANTED.
Ml!Mni!I.l, life of McElnley. four lan
guages, tiW pages, w halftones, l.w; free
outnt. V. A. lllxenbaugh & Co., WO Wiiro
block, Omaha. J Ull
PUOFJ.TAHLE work offered ngents In
every town to secure subscriptions to the
l.uaiff) 110.110 journal anu inu auiuruay
Evening l'ost. Wo want ngcnm Who will
work tnoroaghly ind with business sys
tem to envoi 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
ilr.it rate and ut the end of the season
2o,W0 will bo given the best workers as
extra prizes lor good work. How well
somu ot our agents have succeeded is
told in h llttlo booklet wo would llko to
Mend vou nortralts of some of uur best
agents, wun ir.e Biory or now ttioy muuc
it pay. ino uuriis I'uuusniug uo., rniia
neipnia, ra. j auw c
WANTED, canvassing ngents in every
county to solicit suDscriptlons to THE
TWENTIETH CHNTUHY FAHMEIt and
the NEW CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE
STOCK und COMPLETE STOCK DOC-
TOIt. This snienuid book contains 1.400
tni) rial octavo pages, m ouject-tcacning
engravings nnd Is, tho only book on llvo
stock ever published adapted to tho cvery-
uny. practical monoy-suving use ot every
farmer nnd stock owner.. Steady emulov-
, menl with .assured. good, IjiconOv Agents
in inu luuiiiijt niiti iiuibc uiiu uui,k us-
peclnlly detlred. Canvassers'' make easily
?oi to iw per moiitn. Aaoress uentury
warmer SQiiciiors- uureau, uco uuuuing
uinunu. j an
WAJSTEII T IIE1XT.
wanted; to rent, storo.or portion of storo
In gooct Mntral locution.' .Joyce, Milliner,
IK4 Dollgias Htt . . K M520 17
. t, r. ,
WANTED, to rent, twenty to thirty-room
hotel lunusneii. in goon town, county sen
nreferred. Addrcsu ifach T. Orecr. Wit
hc.r, Ken. . KAI7VT 20'
WANTED TO II UY,
WANTED, to buy, somo glass doors and
glass partitions ana one nait-ouK round
counter. Apply to M. J. Frar.ck. Midland
hotel. W-HH!
WANTED, n good secondhand organ for
cash. Address l' 15, lieo. N 702 17
FOH SA LIS FUllX ITUHE.
CHICAGO Furniture Co., 1110 Dodge. Tel,
2020. Ntv. una seconanunu, bought, sold,
exchanged. u jT
FOR SALE HORSES, WAC.O.NS, ETC.
THE BEST In buggies and wagons at H.
Frost's. 14th and Leavenworth. P 839
FOR SALE 3IISCELLAMEOU8.
CADET cout, good as now; will fit boy 13
or 14 years oiu. Auaress n w, ueo.
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam.
y mi
FOR SALE, phonographs, superior to any
other musical instruments; a up. 'ine
Wlttman Co., 1021 Farnam. Q 962
. . . :" ; ;; T, . ,'
INDIAN goods nnd relics. 1119 lrnniu.
Q-M523
irOR BALE, good-sized packages of news-
paper oxenanges, 0 cents ana up. Apply
ut Beo OMice, Circulation Window.
14 1D
"i J 1"ir'? . f h,'Jenov. 40 to
! cribbing and hog fence. i Doug.
las.
2D-IIAND eafe cheap. Bchwart, Hi S. 13.
vi uta
PIANO boxes cheap. 1313 Farnam St
Q-M217 F4
100 STYLES trusses, cntnloguo free. Sher
man &.McConnelt Drug Co., 10th nnd
Dodge, U'nana. m yai
FOR SALE, lino mahogany bank fixtures
and CWcajo oaie ixicit io. saie, uuii
matIC UOUDie lime iuch: uuuuig uiuuiur
proof steel chests. Will bo sold at a
bargain. National Bank of Commcrco.
FOR SALE, cheap, ono first-class bass
uruiu, mui ojiiiuuib. -M' A MoTi5T
TYPEWRITERS, latest models Reming
ton. Smltn-t'remier, . ucnsmoru, repiucea
i.v 'ia TiK'nuriwoOD! low nrleo. A. 11.
Workman & Co., 1617 Fnrnnm. 'Phono 2439.
w l
ISUtl 1 11 lyili1! ivi-,ruii.ii,
mi.n.. nL.nnwi.ipn
complete, a nigeain iu nuiuo, nwu iov o
Nobiuskns: cheap for cash. Address. P
16, Bee. Q-719 21
CIJiCRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant, 819 N, 16th.
B-0C5
MME. GYLMER, genuine palmist, 315 S. 15,
n i 1
ELECTRIC TltEATSIENT,
MME, AMES 317i N. 15; Hat E; attendants
t 391 va
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 13, 2d floor. R 2.
. T-391 F6
ItKATltlCE HARLOW, baths: Egyptian
I . . ... . . O'H I . XT 1r.it E.l.
I ircuillllll , Ullf.-Iiuiii. tfi71 1 lull. run
-T-M192 18
MIKS MACK, massage; attendant. 1403
Wplmlpr. T M1S2 F3
T-M1S2 F3
PERSONAL.
PTHVATE hosnttal. before and during con
flnementt babies adopted. 2306 Grant Ht
Mrs. uuraeis. xei. v-usi u vi
personal,
.iM(I.
Bupernu
t raj
nit. HOY. c'hlroDodlst. corns and
nita iinip ri.innvi.il nv ..ipnnciiv.
Frenzcr Block. U-96S
VIAVA, woman's way to licalth; rational,
wltnlninlr. It.imn (rontmnnl. 311 1rn 11 tiff.
T,..v..uv.v ......... - r. -. ... " i
GOLDMAN'S, the onll' perfect . pleating
Plant in the west. tf Douglas h.ocK. y
. u U3"
SlIAMl'OOINO nnd hair dressing. 25c. In
connection with Tho llathery, itO-220 Uoo
building. Il'1. 1.16. u-toi
nUPTUKK permanently cured In 3u to 0
nays, Henu ior circular, u. d. uuu, m
D., 621 New York Llfo Utdg., Omaha, Neb.
U-4171
UAinbHESSINQ, mnnlcurlng and chirp.
for ladles' only, In connection with I
ho Uuthjry, 216-220 Uco llldg. U-2S3
8UIIE HATCH INCIJHATOit , CO
CLAY CENTEIl, NE11. Send for
handsomo lCO-pago freo catalogue.
LIEHEN, theatrical, masuuerado customer.
iois i-urnam. u hi.
fMrnmpnnv n aneclaltv. In connection
with Tho IJathery, rooms 210-220 Ueo Iildg
Tel. 17IH. u a
ACCOltDION pleating, cheapest, best nnd
quickest. Mrs. A. -'. iiiarK, it ce upuEiaB.
u n
finAMni'linNKfl nnd sunnllcs. wholesale
nnu retail, wouins i-iunu i-u., w ujuji"
las. u- i'
WE KENT machines of every mako nt
?r. tr tvnnlc nr t'l ni'P month.
We repair and ull parts for ovcry sewing
mnchlnn manufactured.
NEHHABKA CYCLE CO., Cor. 15th and
Hurr.ev, 'liione ltm. :ui tiroaciway, i-oun-Council
Hluffs, lu. 'Phono U-618.012..N.
21th st.. South Omaha. ij-s3i jhj
Mlddlcmls, wall paper cleaner. 1403 Jackson
ntn.'ATR iinmn fnr Imllosi lioforo nnd dur
tne con nement: uanies nuopieii.
llurdotto st. Mrs. Uurget. U-M1H ra
'IANO tuning nnd repairing. Tel.
701.
AceliL for Wcbcr plntio. Koom' .7. lice
bldg. U-M0I9 Fll
X FEW PLA1W FACTS.
For flavor, duality, coolness and freencss
tho ccicnrnteii
PRINCii OF OMAHA
Is uniiuestlonubly' tho best cigar on the
market, oo strnigni. j nor i.ow.
W. F. STOECKEIl ClOAH CO.
U-t650 IS
THU KHAIlAfl School of Osteoimthy cm-
ploys every ono of Its graduates,
catalog. Fourth iloor, Eeo Uldrj.
uet u
-m 20
WANTED, u trained nurse ns hend nurso
nt iTnuii Havinir insimiie. iiso iwu uu-
dltlnnal nurses In training ' school for
nurses. Apply to matron, 18tlt nnd Ohio
sts. u .1WU II-
OMAHA Cancer Cure Sanitarium, 3007 N.
24th St., umiilia, cd., treats cancers,
tutnora aim uu sum uineases, uuic uuni-
nnttcd. u-uii l' n
MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. 13, 2d lloor. r2
U M710 Flo
A YOUNG author wishes to meet a lady
with means who can materially assist
him In his llto worn; marriago u muiuuuy
ugreenble; no trlllers. Address In perfect
good fnlth und contldencc, nw, nee.
U M722 10
MONEY' TO I.OAN-IIEAI. ESTATE.
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
Qeorgo & compnny, ;wji i nrnani siruoi.
W 037
4V4 PER CENT on business property.
t. fir.r pp 11 fin rnHiiicr.i:u uruiici iy.
Ontlons U- pay whole or part nny tlmo.
W. li. MEHCLE. 01 S. 15th St.
W-9SS
WANTED, city loans nnd wnrrants. W.
Fnrnami ssmitn c 1.0., iu.u u arnam street.
W Ittll
WANTED, city ami farm loans: also bonds
nnd warrants. It. C. Peters & Co., 170J
Farnam hi., ueo .uiug. w aw
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate, urcnnan-jvivo wo., su-j aoutn i,itn.
w 101
r. -B. . . .. . ; . . - S( t
,rAIVUUu Uliy loujia, iu man. .J, u.
I. tV ITJi
YOU don't need to ..borrow1, rhbiicy If, you
WOTK. ior inu iiuuriin. uu. v ooi
4JA TO.G P., C. money. .Bpmls, Paxton Rlk.
PRIVATE money. iSherwood, 937 .N. Y..L.
1 ,.W 9D5
SEE HENRY U.. PAYNE. 001-2 V. Life.
-w-fto.
MORTGAGE Q. O. Wallace, BroWii Ulnck.
V 997'
PRlVATE ihoney. F. t. Wcid, 1521 Douglas
' . W 99S '
5 PER CENT loans. Garvin' Bros,, 1004 Far
tram; ' W-M127
MOM'.Y TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY I
To loan on
Furniture nnd
I'lanos, Live
Stock, etc.
You to retain possession, of the property,
SALARY LOANS rnZ'ilt.ositrons.
You can borrow from J10.0O up. You can
get tho money on short .notice. You got
tho full nmount In cash. You mny keep
II mm munlh nr innr nnil nnv fm If mil..
whut time you keep It. Our rates aro low.
our business lb confidential and our motto
is to "try to piease. ,
OMAHA SIOllTQAaB LOAN CO..
119 Board of Trado Bldg. Tel. 2293.
(Established 1S02.) 300 S. 10th St.
X-0S2
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES,
to malo or femalo employes.
Wo Guarantee Lowest Riites.
HOW DO WE DO IT?
Full particulars free upon request.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 303. Paxton Block.
(Seo Window from Farnam Street.)
X 170
imMPV . fll.nlhl.n II..,. .. l
P1UI1W, IUUIIUU Ull &U..I.VU4V, .,U aKKM.l.
jewelry; niso to saiariea peopio witnout
sccuniy; encap rates; easy payments;
business conlldcntlal. Foley Loun Co.,
Stock? "aftab. flS? arC0"' K UX979er
MONEY loaned on plain noto to salaried
people; uusiness coniiucntiai; lowest rates,
bit Paxton blocK. Tho J. A. ilutton Co.
X-DS3
FURNITURE. PIAN08. HORSES, ETC.
LiUAria. "Aiisoiuteiy witnout removing
goods." Written guaranteo given to this
effect. AMERICAN LOAN CO., Room
303, Paxton Block. X-9SI
LAHGEST BL'SINESS IN LOANS TO
salaried Risoi'Lis, merchants, team
sters, boarding houses, etc., -without se
curity; er-slesi terms; 40 olllcos In prin
cipal cities. Tolman, 410 Board of Trade
Bldg. X-980
YOU don't need to borrow money If you
work for tno Knaras uo. jt &w
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE.
llvo stock, etc. UU1CK scrvleo and lowest
rates guurnnteed. J. W. TAYLOE, 333
(top lloor) Puxtnn block, northeast corner
loth und Farnanw entrance on 10th street,
X-9S3
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew-
ilrAftM .uu.tvt Ji. t',..i..o, . .. . ... . m
clry, hursts, cowi, etc. C. F. Reed,
, mi a. ii.
Jt 81
UUSINESS CHANCES.
TO GET In or out of business call on Wil
liams, ltoom 411, .Mccague Duuuinsr.
Y 999
WHEN you want to buy, soli or, exchange
your business or property quick communi
cate with one who has tho customers, J,
H. Johnson, 813 N. Y. Life. Phone L-2270.
Y-MSS1
11 ROOMS, elegantly equipped, first-class
turn tu re, tilled with tlrst-class roomers,
best location; paying proposition. J. II,
Johnson, S13 n. Y, Life. y mcio
FOR 3ALE. millinery store doing good
ousinnsj; nuo goou notoi tor saio tor iea
to right natty), both good locutions In
n Hi. jMiurHBKu. uau ur wruo . I,
Life building, Omaha. Y-134
NEBRASKA SNAP.
Handsome loweler store: county seat: lion-
ulatlon 3,000; paying buslnoss; Invoice
Jo.ow; can reduce; casu oniy, Aaaress u,
euro J, u, uuieson ec i-o., umuiia, mco.
Y-M5S5 IS
FOR SALE. California restaurant: nroorle
tor wants to leave city, 2G0CN St.. South
umuuu. i aim ji-
FOR SALE, good paying saloon, centrally
located. Address R, Bee otllco, Council
uiuns.
111,'SINESS CHANCES.
11.000 STOCK groceries, good business. Rood
location In city; owner must sell! see mo
Immediately. J. II. Johnson. N. Y. Life.
Y-M614
t?n ram rt tHfe racket tnro- county
l UU P iXUti. UP 10 f V!l7 . VPro CJ?!"
ntnv an rhivnki m lKnnuri. ,Miir.nst
7,vrj . r .i.- . ,.,t iTi.m,i,v.
mclV,' "Ba b,aCkVrnith sops. ' locate'J
at Tccumseh, Neb. lntiulre of V. S.
Jones.
Y-MGS3 31
WANTED, elevator nnd lumber yard, or
euner, in n inriving mwn, Address ni
once, llox 211, Newman urove, Neb,
V-JliH i'l
FOU KXC1IAM51J
WILL exchanco good oak wardrobe for
folding b.id. N iJk Bee
FOH SALE lll'AIi ESTATE.
I HOUSES nnd lots in nil parts of city; also
acre property anu rami minis. The u. .
uuvjs uo., nooni uu, uco uuuuiug.
ItrJlVJ
filvnilAL nood farms for sale In a good
xurining couuiry. ti iui iiier puriicuiura
wrlto or call on H. L. Ludlum, Plalnvlew,
Neb. ills .msj
FAIlMsl FAltMSl FAIIM31
For bargains In larm property go to
o Nciirs lteai usinie agency, eouin
Omaha. ItE-MDOG
' BOYD COUNTY
LANDS
Railroad an assured fact. Our next
party Jan. 27, 1902, See us about it.
Join OUr party Mill ?ave railroad fare.
420-21 N. Y. Life Bldcr.
Tel. 470. Omaha, Neb.
IIE-MI37 20
A SNAP IN LAND-010 acres land In An-
telopo county, Ncbrusku, J5 per aero if
taken nt once. Some good bottom hay
land, only 30- acres broke; would mako
.... ' .r . r ..it.. . .......i . .
line pasture; f miles, from good town.
ivuuress UD9, xee. ui uuiu in
,A UAKGAIN.
To settle an istute, wo offer for salo n
well built modern nine-room house, lac
ing south on Charles ut., near 20th; houao
h.iu linen thoroughly tialnted and reiKilred.
ntid as It now ntunds Is tho greatest bar
gain north of Cuinlng st. No. 2028 Charles
Ti rim
THE OMAHA llEALTY CO., 1301 Douglas.
t-ouaK8 Harrison- & Morton: Tot. 311.
iiti aiifcr jiicni
RANCH nnd fnrm lands for snlo by tho
ttnlon Pacific Railroad coinnany. 11. A
McAllaster, land commissioner, union Pa
ilE-103
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
lire lnsuruncc. uemis, t'lixion mock.
RE-101
SBK in3NRY 1J. PAYNE, 001-2 N
"
Y. Llfo.
RE-101
WILLIAMSON, gS? &t
RE-CCI
20-ACRE fruit and' gnrden plnco adjoining
council JJ.urcs, 1111 uno innu nnu wen set
In profitable vnrietles ot fruit; If you
want n good placo xif this kind nt 11 very
reasonable figure see mo nbout this; I
huvo others also. 11. u. Jlcuco, No. 0,
l'can St., council uiuiis, iu.
" RE-M667 18
IF YOIT wnnt one of tho nicest 8-room
homes in itanscom i-ince, 1 win give you
u. bargain, uwucr icii city, must sen.
J. II, Sherwood, 337 N. 1. L. Illdg.
RE-M153
400-ACRE fnrm, 12 miles noKh of Council
Blurrs, well imprpveu, jij per aero, it, u.
aicuce, u rcari an. council iiuiiis. in.
' RE MCOS IS
v-T C! A T imlitliwi.tt t innif 1111, n.i.l
Dlll.l.l .w.... u.,
Cass st, ii,wu. ine u. r. uavis no.,
Ueo bldg. itiu ftiosu ll)
a-
, ,
el. 314
" ' ,
r-i n....l.i..n Pjltlln.lnn .X-T. 'n.
I r ui Ilia Kliti i ifiuii wpiui iviii't... a
( iiw, irrw Hl 7UI
PAflM-pil',HArjE.
FARM for' sale:' nrlfc 'fctodk.and grain farm
- of ; 920 nfcrcs. albUhder ,pultlyut on; one
mllo from Mllrod)!,' splendid Improve-
mciLtB. J. II. wopllcy, ngent, Grand
'I' ' iii -
MKIlltJAI,.
DR. VPRIES, tlid" cknbwlcdged ' leading
'specialist In dltgcnscstof women In Omaha,
WUUUI CUII wiu iinuiiiiuii ui HiiiieriiiK
f lnillii tr IiIh linsurrassed accommodations
tiVioro anu uurinB.toiiiinemeni-, nnu nm
ircatmcni ior irrenuiuiiiie, nu - nuiiier
what cuuse. Call or uddress, 'with stnmp,
Dr. I'rlcs, Arlington uiock, iuu uoige,
Omaha. j. -103
LADIES, J500 reward falling to relievo cuso
or abnormal suppression, uny cuuse; price
ft; fully guiirnnteedv Dr. Mead Remedy
Co., 17 Qulncy St., Chlcitgo, HI.
-93 J2l
DR. W( HUTCHINSON, specialist of. worn-
en and children; su-years' practice. Oillco
avv uiiiiiik. ii:. ici. x'-mtw. uiutu u'.mu,
Mi-Jl
to nr.
STRAYED or fatolon, -black cocker spaniel
pup; nnsivcts to name ."Highball.; 2102
St. Alary's Ave.
Lost-071
LOST, largo red cow;ino horns. O. R. Gll-
ueri, tno lur uressur, i.t o. idiii.
Lost M673
LOST, Saturday, black and tun Gordon
Kniipr nnir. in moiiins oiu. uiiswers iu
name of "Hector," .Return for sultublo
reward to room 232, Beo b.dg. E. W.
mineral, Lost 705
T.nHT. heuvv shonherd don. llcht fnce and
leci, (iiirK uuu , iui uuiweuu u uuu i nun
day evening; .no collar; rewurd. 1709
1 ... IP
SlIORTHANU AND TYPEWRITING.
annaa Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 10th & Doug
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
iu
BOYLE8 College, court reporter principal,
N. Y. Life.' ids
NEB. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd'a
Theater. . -iro
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L BldK. Tel.
1001. Alico Johtinon, u. u luuies- uopt.j
Uld K. jonnson, usieopainisi, jugr. in
DR. A. T. HUNT, 612 McCuguo Bldg. Tel.
2352. 123
DR. MRS. MUSrCK, Douglas Blk.
Tel. 2823.
,.
129
CAIU'ENTHRS and joiners,,
.of carpenter work und repairing
irtA IP- J' T 0ch'Ue
ALL kinds
nromnilv
20th 5ke Sts
WM. EVERITT. Special rates to real cs
tate men; weatner strips put on. zsuo
Leavenworth! 117
NICKEL PLATING,
LARGEST, oldest, best equipped plating
plant In umanu. ymana t'lating Co., Beo
Bldg. TCI. 113
LARGEST plating plunt In Omnha. A. L,
unuciano, lam uouto ou iti. iw. in
STAMMERING AND STIJTTEHINO.
CURED, Julia Vaughn, 439- Ramge Bldg,
izi
PATENTS.
HAVE cash for good patent or Invention.
Aaaress, i'. u, iiox, oj. umanu, ncd.
-18I-J-23
TYPEWRITERS.
NEW & 2dhand. 1119 Farnam St:, Omaha,
il.:
INSURANCE POLICIES.
WE MAKE loans on Insurance policies
and purchaBo policies; give full particu
lars. The Putnam Co., OOt-5 N. Y. Life
uiag., umanu. vis zz
PILLOWS.
OMAHA Pillow Co.. 1721 Cuming. T.tl. 2467.
112
' " '
.MAHUinilAlin CONTUMHS.
COSTUMKS fo. rent. S. Sack, S31S 8. 20th,
SI17U r eus
fl.OlllSTS.
1IENDEI180N,
1519 Farnan Tel. 1258
, 1519 i-urnam.
Jl"J ,
rAWMIIlOKKllS.
EAOLE Loan Oillce, reliable, accommodat
ing; an uusiness contmcntiai. iwi uougias.
iiu
TAII.OHf.Mi.
LADIES' Jackets mnde, remodeled, altered,
cieanen ana rcpnircu. joo louscn, ia.v
farnam. ia
- R
llAXCIXn.
MOIIAND'S winter term for beginners
opens this week. Adults, Tuesday anu
.v.ii.iijD, o ir. , v. .11... .,1, u.nu.uuj
noons. Prices reduced. 177 F2
liAl.MIHV,
.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c; collars,
.C; CUItS, tC. liDU UCaVCnWOrtll. ICI. OW.
li
FitATEHNAii ounnits.
THE OAIIDENEHS crotcct old ngo as well
as lire, ennrtet members tree, l-arucu-
lnrr. from Frnnk llosewnter, supremo
manager, 222 Ueo Dldg.
724
ii: '
STOHAdi;.
OM. W.n Stor. Co., 15U14 Farn. Tols. 1553-S6J.
Hi)
PACIFIC Storago and Warehouse Co., 812-
vi i J ones, general storage unu lorwaruinis.
uv
A.N XOLN U ESI 1JX TS.
u,At,;m,j tmiMTivri rnMt'AMv TnW
NA1"?,niVUMiTi!nh Thirteenth strout
Phono 21W. 511 South Ihlrtcenth "iroet.
Wo
Fl'll DIlESSlNO.
O. 11. OlLUEKT CO., tanners, H2i 8. 13th.
in
FACTORIES.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases: trunks
rcpulrcu. um. TruiiK i? actory, law r arnsm,
miOKICEEPI.NO.
LESSONS lu bookkeeping, otcj day or oven
UOCUnO 111 UUUIIUI.'1111B, WIVm ttJ u. v.v..-
ing. It. 15, Com. Nut, Uunk. Q. R. Ruthbun.
121
FUllMTUIlI'l REPAIRINt.
TEL. 1331. M,
S. Wulkiln, 2111 Cuming SL
-13JJ
1IALU TIES.
OMAHA Hay Ualc-TIo Co., 611 North 16th.
111
SI A S II V K 1 1 A 1 H COSTUSIES.
S. Sack, ladles nnd gentlemen's, 3318 S. 20.
170 u"
().itiiA;ii.
ANTI-MONOPOLY" Qarbago Co., clenns
deuu i.nl.nais ll 3umU price.. SSl N.
10th. Tel. 1779. -371 F3
I'OSTOFFICK NOTICE.
(Shculd bo ready dnlly by nil Interested,
ns changes may occur at ny time.)
Foretirn malls for thu week (ndlnc Jnn-
uary IS, 1902, will closo (PROMPTLY lu all
cr.sesj at ine uenerui l-oaioiuce as ioiiowh:
PARCEL8 POST MAILS close ONE HOUR
EARLIER ,thau closing, time shuwn below.
, -, .
Regular nnd Supplementary malls closo
WFrSKn1 bU' HuilJIS WBUBTBtt DiSPOl-ir.Tli WKIISTEII was closed durng tho iMlance of tho morn
mentury Malls tor Europo und Central . lg, beliig thoroughly (umlgatcd. Tho man't
JfrncVteft, via Colo'" do"
arilBn iiranch).
l;or,-,t',l
, close ono hour later at
Truimitt luiitto Sliilla.
SATURDAY" At S n. m. for ITALY dlreot,
per s. b. Travo (mftll must bo directed
"per s. s. Travo''); nt 8:30 a. m. (supple
mentary .10 a. m.) for EUROPE, per s.
.Etrurla Via Qiieenstown; at 11 n. tn, for
DENMARK direct, per h. b. Hokln (mall
must bu directed "per s. s. Hekla").
After tho closing ot tno ttuppicmcniary
Transatlantic juans nnmeu iinove, nuui-
tlonal Supplementary Mulls aro opened on
win piers oi ine American, .ngiiBii,
French und German ateumors nnd re
main open until within Ten Minutes of
tho hour ot sailing or steamer.
SIiiIIn for South 11 ml Ccutinl Amcrlcn,
AVcst IiidlcK, i;te.
FRIDAY' At 12 m. for MEXICO, per 8. s.
Suntlngn via Tamplco (mull must bo dl-
1 rccieu mu s. o. oauiiuiju j.
SATURDAY At S 11. m. for UISRMUDA,
per s. h. Trinidad; ut 9 a. m. for l'Uinu
RICO, per b. b. Ponco: at u. m. (supple
mentury 9:30 u. m.) for CURACAO und
VENEKUEIA, per s. s. Mnracalbo (mall
fnr Mnviinlllii nnrl Cartinrcna must bo di
rected "per s. s. Mnracalbo"); at 9:30
Cnstlo via Havana; at 'll p. m. for BA
liA.MAb, per steamer irom Aiuimi, i'iu.
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnu tnenco ny steamer, eioso nt
this olllcu dally nt 6:30 p. tn. (connecting
i i. . . . . Af,....ln i. ii.i.li. nn.l
UlUnU IIC1 U U1CI lUUIIUU. 1 . WIIV.CII.I.J' Hill.
Saturday). Mails for Mliiuelun, by rail
to Boston, nnd thence by steamer, close
,. thu niiir., ihillv nt 6:30 n. m. Mai s for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tnmpn, Fla and
thenco ny Mtumer, closo nt this oillco
dully at fl a. m. (tha connecting closes
are on Sunday, Wednesday nnd Frl-
day). Malls for Mxtcu City, overlund,
unless specially addressed for dispatch
lit, ufpnmpr. (MriHtl ut this ofllcu at 1:30 n.
m. nnd 11 p. m. Mails for Costa Rica,
Belize, Puerto Cortez nnd Guatemala, by
mil m New Urieans, and thenco by
steamer, cioho at tins omen uauy ui -i;w
p. in. (connecting closes hero Mondays
for Belize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala,
and TueHdnys for Costa Rica). 'Regis,
lered mull closes at 0 p. m. previous day,
TriuiMHiclllo SIiiIIn
Mnn. for Hawaii. Chlnn. Jnnan nnd Phllln-
Pino -islands, via Snn Francisco, close
hero dally at o:w P m. up iu juiiuury io,
inclusive, for dispatch per s. b, Oaellc.
Mnlls for Hawaii, via San Frunclsco, closo
luVro dally i 0'W p. m. up to January "20,
.11.!,..,. i, ..Lr o o
Mails tor China and Japan, via Vancouvor,
close hero "dally ut 6:30 ii. m. up to Jan-
uary "21. Inclusive, for dispatch per h. s.
Kres-s 'of JapanrRegisterVd innU must
bo directed "vlu Vnncouver." Merchan-
1 tr a llnuinl A n.
"lo lur inu v. . ''"'
.XT31 orwea .a uan-
Malls for Chlni and Japan, via Tacoma,
uary" "21. Inclu'slve. for aispalch" per ":"..
tans0?tfr China and. Japan, via Seattle.
Mnll
closo her dally nt u:ao p. m. up to January
22. Inclusive, for dispatch per u. b. Rlo
Jun Mnru. (Registered mall must be dl-
inf,.,l "vln Heattle.")
Mulls for Ha wull, Japan, China nnd Philip
land. FIJI, namnu unu iiuwuii, viu duii
liVnnrlurn. rlnsn hern dailv ut 6:30 n. in.
after January "11 nnd up to Fobruary "1,
Inclusive, or on nrrlval of s, b. Snxonla,
duo at New York February "1, for dls
miii'li npr s. s. Sierra.
Mnlls for Austrulln (except West Australia,
which goes via raurope. unu rnuw .eumno,
which goes via San Francisco), und FIJI
IslnndH, via Vancouver, closo hero dnlly
nt 6:30 p, m. up to February "1, Inclusive,
'v'Vnill, vi Seattle "nn VletSfia eloss
hrn nt 6:30 n. m. February 2. Mali
- .
must bo directed "via Vancouver").
Mulls for Tuhltl and Marquesas. Islands, via
San Francisco, close nero uauy ar own p.
m. up to February "I, Inclusive, for dis
patch per b 8. Australia.
Transpacific malls aro forwarded to port of
a.niini nm v nnu ttiii Hrnp I n r)T r. n.
Is urranged on tho presumption of their
uninterrupted overiana .rsnit. "jicbih
tered mall closes at 6 p. m previous day.
V .3 I an i,ui i, , wbiiiiuiii.ii
Iostoftlcc, New Y'ork, N. YV, Jan. 10, 1902.
CORNELIUS! van cut i", 1'osunasicr.
vrti, xr "- r.. ii iruvi
A VAsaAlenoN4mau"dforCo3sTn 355!?" Statendam Feb. 8. 10 A. M.
at 10 a. in. for CUBA, tier s. H. Morro f" ..X'V,iinrry.?i?r,cJ,.'.-i'..1? ..n.,nm Bt"
here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to January " ' M5,J to p'w uvenlhtf.
"25, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Hong Et,h' 1 v15f fee lot 7 block V The Dally Times has been sold to tho
Kong Mnru. , Kountzs 4th add ' . 3 600 Festncr Printing company of Omaha,
Mails for Australia (except West Australia, Ru n.? ? 1 ""'j 'W.V0' in Austin which will continue to operaUi Is as a stock
N?l.r8aamoa Snjiffillf8an 'dirffkOot 500 concern. .
nnil 1MJI, wamoa nnu, iiusuii, , vm oan XT Tf irnWfH nn(i w A n r ti .inhn Cronln has been bound over to tha
1.,1..aIu,ia nlnea liAtn M tl 1 1 1 III li'IUl fi TTI 1 w n -.r tnJl"
government notice.
TUKASUIIY, DKl'AUTMKNT, 01MUC13
OT TIIK SlM'EKVlSlNO AltCIUTRCT.
It t Hill Mr-IT'AV 1 f In 1 1 1hO I
SKAL-HD l'HOl'OSALS Will bo received at
1 1,1. ttM ( II 1 n'olAnlf d tit mi Mia lit I
day of March, IWtt, nnd then opened, for
lllin f.ili.ti 1111 Viu. I', im ' hiw
the consiruciion texcepi jioiuuik nyporn
tus, electric wiring nnd conduits) ot the
II a l'nRtiifllr.i fit Crrntnll. Iowa. In nc-
cordnnco with the drawlng and speclilcn
tlnnx. ennles of which may be had it this
office, or nt tho oillce of the I'ostmastcr at
crcston. Iowa, nt the discretion ot tho Su-
pervlslng Architect. JAMES KNOX TAY-
l.Clt, Supervising Architect. JlO-61-e-o-d
WANTED for V 9. army, able-bodied un-
mnrneu men uciwecn ages oi ii nnu
citizens of United States, of good charac
ter nnd temperate hnblts, who can sprnk,
rend and write English. For Information
npply to Ilccruttlng Oillccr, 16th nnd
Dodgo sts., Omaha, Neb. Jleod M31
Mario Swanson, Harpist, S29 S. 18th St.
A1IAVAY TIME CAUD.
t.MOX STATION 1UTII AXD JIAHCY.
Illinois Crutrnl.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express a 7:20 am a 6:10 pm
Chicago, Minneapolis St
St. Paul Limited a 7:50 ntn n 3:03 am
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Exnrrss b 7i20 ntn b1A:&" pm
Chicago Express nl0:35 pm
LIl.tllK", .mnni- tx Si. i niu,
Chicago Limited a 0:00 pm a 8:03 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex.. b 7:15 am b 3M0 pm
l'""" Pni'lilo.
Overland . Limited a 9:10 nm n 7:30 pm
Eust Mall J- ?:W am u 3!J5 pm I
'VC ;rr'v n.?SV...;
l'acl.'i?. . I'JSSL: ttU-3 1 111
i'nHluril r.Aiut:i.B.t
Aiiutiilr. Mvurn..
Lincoin-atromsuurg I.x.u IIUj pm uiz:supm
drnnd lBlnnd Local. u 6:3u pm b y.i6 am
Chlenifo A aortlmcktcni.
. 'iT'torthwe8l,eW,It!"c'''1,,.rt
gR!SSLer'::Sl!l2SS
Eastern Exprtss al0:5l. am u 4:oj pm
Eastern Special n 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
fust Aiau n Jiiu ira
Omaha-Chicago L't'd..a 7:45 pm a ii;20 um
Fast Mall a 8:30 urn
c.cd.nrnmJf 1'nl'""
lw!n F. y ?f l'8?"
Twln Clly Limited,. .
uia.iv ,1. I ..K.i, I
no .ai pm I
. n 7:1V, nm nlft!?f. ,tit.
.a 7:55 nm n 8:40 um
QIUUA VJ ......
SlIftNourl I'lU'llle.
...a um a s:u pm
Bi- k0"JaJ?xrc??':'."::'?HWZ nm a SirJ pm
K. C. & St. L. Ere.al0.60 pm a .15 am
ChlcuKO, llock l.liiiul .fc 1'nolfltf.
east.
Dcs Moines nnd Dav-
enoart Local a 7:35 am n 9:33 nm
Chicago Express bllilS am n 6:05 pm
arate::Sl!S!iill u,l$pin
lies Muinca. hock isi-
nnrl nlnl I Mir Jl L'fl 11 7:40 nm A am I
. tA.fira'r
, . I in arinfu
Denver, Pueblo and
West ..' a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pro
Colorado. Oklahoma &
Texas 1' iyer k :.v pm d dm iu
Wnliuali.
St. Louis "Cannon Bad"
Express a 5:15 pm a 8:20 am
St. Louis Local, Council
liluns iu:w am aiu:30 pm
a Dally.
UURLINliTON STA1 lO.t-lOTII &. SIASOX
UarlliiBton Jz Missouri lllver.
Leave. Arrive.
Wymoro, Beatrice, and
Nebraska Express a 8:40 am a 7:33 pm
Lincoln
I Denver Limited
Ltluck HllK ami Pu
Lincoln t any an. uu:m um
i..,ai:u pm u ):w p
get
Sound. Denver con
nection a 9:00 pm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3 Oo pm
l.'i f 't-n.,1. nti.l Mlufln
0:45 am
!):17 am
mouth a i:-0 pm bll:03 am
u,e!!vuo K5S? "5 Vtt i!S tt 8:-U am
Ucllevuo As Pacltlc Jct..a 3.00 am
Ulueuito, iiiriiiiioii v i(iiine)'.
Chlcaizo Special a 7:00 am al0:20 nm
Chicago Vestlbulcd Ex.. a 4:00 pm h 7:45 am
Chicago mcai a vim um n tiui pin
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm u 7:45 um
Fast Man a z:to pm
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday.
Kiinina c'iij, m. ,ioeiiii & Uouuell
UluMa.
Kansas City Day Ex...,a 9:20
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:30
St. LouU Flyer a 6:10
am a 6:05 pro
pm a 6:15 am
nm nll'lS nm
Leavc. Arrive
Black Hills, Deadwood,
li ri7iil,itt ."-"". aill?T
Hot Springs a i:w pm a &;oo pm
Wyoming. Casper and
Hus0tl5ga? Yorkl'David 3, P" 'M pm
City Superior, Geneva.
Exettr and Sowar!.. ..b 3:00 pm b 5:00 nm
Norfolk, . Lincoln and .
Fi'ainont b 7:30 nrn b 10:25 nm
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
Mlasourl 1'nulHo,
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm nl0:25 am
Llilt:iiK, 1'iuili MlaiiiMipoJin tV:
Omuliii.
Twin City Passenger. ...a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Zl
n Dally b Dally except Sunday, c Sun.
iVUSPyuES,tty eXCePt Saturday 6 Dally
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. VIA BOU
LOGNE S M. New Twin Screw Steamers
of 13,000 tons register.
Twin-screw nttarriom
iiuiigiunni
Credit Men nt Dinner.
Last night tho Omnha Credit Men's nssn-
I ' 1 1 1 1 1 (i ii iri.n ii illnnnt nt Ihn 1 1 n rlrAnfl
I n..,v u.t...ft . -. . u . . v. .
Tho principal topic for discussion after the
menu was the proposed timendments to tho
nut onn bankrunt aw which the nssocln-
tlon is asking for. Many encournglng re-
piles from other credit men's club, from
bankers, business men nnd lawyers nnd
others Interested, havo been received by
the Omnha association, which recently
sent out a circular letter explaining Its
Illnn.
'
THE llEALTY SI ARRET.
Warranty peeila.
E. H. Flor to Katie Zeis, lot 7, block
6, Mayne's iBt add S
anmn I . Inl. R . .1 ft l.1nl- a
DO
sKmo . .;.....,......;:.......": IM
John Zeis, jr., nnd wlfo to same,
. s..'"..8 n'l ?. b.'"ol 3, Ham?. ......
400
wjJKowy anu w ro o , city Bav.ngs
T "
,Z.uat""i; "," ,V"V",iV,,i;'
Charles Hchul und wife to E. H.
H.0W1U'V ' 'otH 21 na bIo
Albrleht'a Annex
900
Nels Christ ansen nnd wife to E. N
"l8,?"- V4 lot 7, block 4, Horbach'i
-d.na'lvnVt,,,n,S;,,i'iV;iV;:"SV."j
Clark to O. E. Huchter lot B
nnl e5 foot lot b,ook 2 Stevens'
I Plure 1.
400
I iviMia ni 1 in r"tl..riii. a.iAn"Yi
,,;-g,00l( ,;Healchar'k...V:::::.V:r
A. J; l .ulaen te . John Nlckolson, lot
1,200
100
50
k Florence1"". .A.' y?8' '0t 2'
Union RiVestmont comny to'V" A.
Comstock, lots 10 nnd 11, block 1,
William Hagedorn'H add.; o37 feet
of w74 foot lots 7 and 8. block 14;
nW of w37 feet lot 7. block 14. E. V.
Smith's add.; lots 6, C nnd 7, block
locir ot nl. lots 7, 8 und 9. Howe's
ndd
W. D. Hanson and wlfo to II. G,
2,260
liuuviiit.iiiii ,vi,r ... -., i,v,n n nuM-
dlv.. nnd n strip adjoining 4.GO0
Llenemnnn, ioih i to 4. Koch's sub-
J, G, Whitney, trustee, to Union In-
vestment comi'iiuy, huh u unu o,
block 5, 2d ndd. to South Omnha.... 600
(Vult Claim Uecils.
O. E. Barker nnd wlfo to B. M
.. I l. 1, ,. nl IB tlnlr ir.7 llrfln.
Shahan. lot 18, block 457, Orandvlew
J, W. Smith and wife to Cathno A,
Starr, lot 2, block L, Ixiwo'n add,..,
Charles Chandler nnd, wife to W. I,.
Selby, lots 37 nnd 39, block 1, W. L.
Selby's 1st add..........
W. T. Seaman and wlfo to name, same
Heeds.
Sheriff to Jennlo McPherson, lot 9
- i unu w ii. "i uiuvn. nuum
Omaha
2,000
Ufnamni lllll ini Unlll In t( A TIC
. I u. i.vii.. ftw uumii wtiiifr.il.. unit u I n'tnmnv.iipunnin null , : mrpnii Mciriiiin.,
I r. O.I tn CI.,, tit Amnkn n ,1 I I
i ...i :
Total amount of transfers V,,.22,R, J streets, girl.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
fttok YrJi CnjpllT k Ux thl VtC
tilQ if lUihoid Atbi.
WILLING TO BUILD VIADUCT IN RETURN
Submit ProiMisltlnu to Conimerrlnl
t'luli mill AnUn for Support from
Tlmt Uimrter Xorta Item
from Mniflc Clt).
Tho board of directors of the Eoutb
Omnlin Commercial club held a meeting last
evening at tho South Omaha club rooms
for the purpose of considering tho com
munication from tho Union Stock Yards
company nuking the support ut the club In
securing tho vacation of certain streets by
tho city.
According to the communication tho com
pany Is desirous ot securing the vacation
of ltallroad avenue from O to U etrefts.
As an Inducement for the Commercial club
peoplo to help It In this It proposes to
build a viaduct over tho railroads to tho
exchange building tomowhoro between N
nd P streets. They say that they will
erect n cood. substantial viaduct, and. be-
,m thai thnv will mnu tho nrnnw
. ' ..... ' , ..., ,
i connections with tho Q street viaduct nnd
nnpii un n wnv At rrni'hlnir rnch of the dlf-
i"o ronton unsigned uy me niucK jnriis
company tor desiring tho vacation of this
street south is fur tho purpose ot securing
additional room for trncknge. It states that
t tho pir-ent time it has not sufficient
trackage to neenmmndato the rush from the
.nrfpriuit roads in tho mornlncs and If thwd
- . . . . .
streets nre vacatd It hope to make ar.
rangemoula with ono of tho roads for suoh
n.l.ilM'iinnl Impknoi. an lh.nt It fan nfrnm.
inndnta all of tho trains
Tho stockyards peoplo sny thht thoy nrs
In enrnest In regard to this matter and na
oon n8 t'10 ly announces that It Is willing
, (,0 ug nsk fc , mmfl(,lBtoly
,.:,, ,,' ,a
enmtlionprt ti'nrlr llnnn th tirnmlp)r1 vlikllrl.
:::: :"r.r. "r:rrj"::.:
JUBl nnw ,nB c,uo Propo"" " noip tno yara
people Is not as yet known, lnssilmcli as tht
council has tho sola power ot vacating
htrcut9 - .nn(1 lhal bo,,y 14 cl08C,y rM,ri;,od
10 icuriiuu lines uy 1110 Conner, uowever,
. 1. .-. . --i. i ... . 1. i i .
owe lurus cuuiiuiny bujb mut 11 wniu
10 "cl tho vlow of tho ,own ,n Rplernl. hl
,,llnl(8 1'0 Commercial club Is in the
best position to look after .It.
Whether tho Commercial club will olr-
.. . .
i-umiu (iuii t luitn, villi iiuivin iut.Uiliito, ui
ovan ask for a special election li not as yet
known. The bridging of Itallrond nvenua
has been a long desired want nnd tbo cruda
manner In which one has to cross the
tracks In order to get to tho exchange
building has been an eyeeoro to the people
of South Omaha. Ilcsldrs this, accidents
hnvo been common In crossing tho tracks,
going to and coming from tho yards,
Stlrn I'p Poller Court.
Yesterday morning, Just as Judgo King
convened the police court nnd a halt dozen
or so vags had boon ranged up beforo him
to plead for mercy, tho front door opened
nnd a mnn wnlkort In. lt wnlbml utmlolit
lu lau ioiu i" ironi hi iuo juiigca
fl,ond nnd cnIm,y lttld ,lown uPn I,ollflc
Court Bailiff Allen walked up to him and
asked tho matter. "I have tbo smallpox,"
ho answered, and then confusion reigned
supremo. Attorneys made a break for tho
door, prisoners were allowed to go un
heeded and within a a few momenta the
room was cleared, all excepting Judgo
King, who can not walk. Tho sanitary In-
spoctor was called and tho man was ro
moved. It wns found that ho had escaped
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mo ponce couri
I .......n ta nn.,.in r
I mL. .... .
luo uug .men a uepuoncan ciuo naa
'Liln-" " n.uouraen nun, .over tuo city om-
Ccs, nmr will bigln with 'tonight tho hold-
"'8 of weekly meeting there every Friday
night. At tho tncetfng tonight there will be
nnvnrnl mnrn nr Inna n.nmlrmnl .nnv.
" " -" -"T jrT"
i" -- - v luivjicitiih nui tun
been tirrangocl. Theo weekly meetings will
continue until after tho spring campaign.
KnilN Election Contest.
The contest of John Parks ovor tho elec
tion of Patrick J. Trainer as assessor ol
tho Fourth ward Is said to be ended. Some
twoen tho respective attorneys for tho
contestants that In tho Mlllcr-Unltt con-
test, when tho Fourth ward of South Omaha
nun iciiuucu, uiui uicru anouiu do a ro-
count of Hie voto on assessor, and tho can.
dldato receiving tho highest number ol
votes should bo tbo one entltlod to hold
tho office. In tho recount, It is snid, that
Tralnor's majority was six; ho therefore
says that ho oxpocts thu dismissal of the
coutest by Mr. Parks.
If the proposed billposter ordinance ii
passed by tho city council It may do away
with what Is said to be a common nuisance
tn tho city, that of sidewalk signs. By
tho terms ot this ordinance, among bli
other duties, the billposter Is supposed to
regulato all signs placod on tbo sidewalks
and all displays placed in front ot different
. - -
places of business,. .Heretofore there has
bocn nothlmr romilatlne- thla work mil
. "ouu"K rogiuaung tnia worn and
1110 ordinancos of the town were silent on
tho matter of blockading tho sidewalks In
thl manner It 1h nuid that n flo-ht win h.
tnts manner, it is said that a fight will b
started In tho council over this provision
and it may havo to bo omlttod.
Royalty Evidently Plrnsca.
There was quite n llttlo gossip In the
city offices yesterday after tho Omaha Gas
company bad paid in the royalty duo the
city,, which amounted to almost $900. Tbo
fact that so many of the franchises of the
city maturo within a yery short tlrao has
started tho discussion as to whether or
not tho city will demand a royalty on all
now franchises granted to quasi-public cor
porations, While tho present council will
have no opportunity to decide this quos-
310 tlon, yet within tho term of tho next board
of city fathers, somo rcnowal franchises
will have to bo granted.
Maglo City Cloaalp.
W. L. Holland went to Lincoln yesterday
afternoon.
T. B. Scott and family nre, being visited
by 12. Vj. Olmstend of Woyno,
Mr, and Mrs. O. 11. Nichols of Columbus
uro visiting with Goorgo Wcstcott, and
faintly, Twenty-first and N streets.
This second ten of tho King's Daughters
will hold nn oyster supper In tho Modern
Woodmen hull on net Thursday evening.
The Pleasant Hour club will bo enter
tained at tho homo or Airs. II. B. Hamlll,
,iuirlnf rourt on thu chnrKO of havlrur
stolon brass from tho Cudahy Packlni
company.
I liepuiy 1IUIII11UK lilB'Qiui i.iai;wi llll ra-
nnTtti vestorday that building nermltH had
Deputy Running inspector Maccariin re-
been in demand during the warm weather
of tho Inst few days.
Tho city council Is extremely anxious to
know what tho Hoard ot County Commls-
BlonerB Is going to do abou the pent
house in nouin umunu.
rinrfiiien II. Zcrlie and Miss Stella E.
Miller, popular and well known young peo
plo of South Omaha, were married on
Wednesday evening. Tho young couple !m-
1 I mediately niarica souin ior a tew weens-
i .
Uirtns reported yesterday: joo imerpon,
102 South Sixteenth Btrcot, son; II. L. Sohn,
Thirtieth and W "streets. Bon; J. Zolfcr,
Thlrtv-iifth nnd T Btreots. Blrl; Thomas
1 Cerveny, Twentieth and Q stroets, atrl;
William joucii, iwenty-seconu anu a