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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. AFIUL 24. 1004. 23 I f! Bt'IKM CHANCES. TOU fin never profit by Mi'ineas chances tinl you have mm- mot.ey; mall esv Ing arc the foundation of larr fortune; start a aavlnga account with J K trandls A 8on, Rankera, 16th and LVtt.g laa Bt. Awta oVer Hou.twO.Ou. i FOR 8. LB Clear stock of dry goods and a-rorerv, d lng profitable bualneaa, In on of the best county-.at towns In nTlh weet Iowa; nvit sell: have other busi ness: o on dollar of whnleaale mat. Ad- ', dree W. C. Fldlcr. Tama. la. T-C4 Zix FOR SALE MISCELLAREOIS. PIANO PRICES . That Lose Bight of Coat. Wl are remodeling our Pianola Parlor and have been compelled to cut prlrea on loO Ir. trumnta to make them move. t'PaiOHT FIANO& bnallah Model f i5 Kbony Case 75 Arlon (used) W Hallet Da via 135 Kimball, walnut caee 147 ' Qther high-grade upright pianos at corre '" epondlngly low price. Terms, 10 cash and tfi per month. SQUARE PIANOS. Iunham, walnut cars $ In. Gilbert. O. K. for bcglrfnere... W i Guild Co., good condition... sn Emerson, fine t'ne 40 C. D. Peee. roeewnod case.... 60 JfETW AND U8KD ORGANS. . Manning, walnut case t 10 Peatty, 24 atopa 15 Mason A Hamlin, Chapel JO Chicago Cottage. 10 stop 25 " Sterling. Packard. Klmbnll and Kstev. rmw and used, $30 and up. Term. $3 caah and $1 per month. SG HMOLLER & MUELLER . Piano Manufacturers, Uttf Fa mam streak Tel. 1625. Q- 8D-UAND safe cheap. Derlght. 1119 Far nam. 100 KINDS of Mineral Water. Sherman A McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Q-rSU SECOND-HAND billiard and cool tables billiard tables repaired; large atock cheap oar nxiures, cigar counters, i n nruns - aick-iVelkB CoUender Co., 4C7-K 8. N'th. Q .13 160 WATCHES, 76 diamonds, left In pawn, cneap. uikmuna Loan UHlce, 1401 uougma. V pit FOR 8ALK Several scholarship In a flmt Clasa standard achool In Omaha, compris ing complete course la business, effort hand and typewriting. Inquire at Bee office. W f2 FOR SALE Cheap, old Ink barrels. Apply iu nit preeaioom oi inn eee. wwi . FOR SALE Will sell at a discount a schol. arshlp In one of the best Omaha buslneas colleges. Address t la, 13 ee. FOR SALS Second-hand safe, soda foun. , tain and National rash register. Rich-mond-berlght Co., 1303 Farnam. Q 4117 DENBMORB typewriter, In good condition, lor $J0. NO. 101 N. X. LilIS. 1BL SLi.b. W-M333 ' SECOND-HAND furniture, carpets of all kinds, lowest prices. Western Furniture ; Co.. 1414 Dodge. QMS37A28 ' TELEPHONE poles; ' cheap chicked fence. long fir Umbers; sui uougiaa. y MOM HF.AVT. full leather top buggy In good condition; Drummond make; $j0; also harness. Johnson A Danforth, 8. W. Cor. loin and Jones. j ami sai FOR SALE, rails of all weights; also Switches, frogs and cara for sidetracks snd tramways, locomotives, steam shov eta and contractors' tools. Ws make I specialty of cutting rails to any length ' desired. U. Mltshkun Co, Detroit, Mich. J A1JU SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS These machines have all been thoroughly t overhauled and put In first-class condition and are bargains lor the money: Tost .$10.00 . 10.00 .16.00 . 20.00 . 26.00 . 25. 00 . 60 .00 CallgrAph Ka i allckensderfer. No. 1 Remington No. 7 Illlckensderfer No, I Smith-Premier .... No. 1 Densmore No. ( Remington No. Remington No. Remington No. t trinlth-Premler No. t Oliver No. 2 Oliver No 1 Oliver . 42.60 . 60 .00 . 60 .00 . 6.00 ,. 45.00 ,. 60.00 4E.O0 Nebraska CycleCo. " . Corner 16th and xiarney 8ts. $24 Broadway. Council Bluffs. BRANCH OFFlCi-612 N. 24th St.. Bo. Omaha. . GKO. E. M1CKKL, . 'Phons 161 Managjr. ID-U AND safe. SwarU, Hatter, U4 S Utb. Q 444 Jyj WAREHOUSE scales cheap. Bam' I Bums. U Mb Mi HOG, Poultry, I-awn, Farm and Railroad Wire Fence. Wire Works, (11 8. 16th St. Tel. 1680. Vr-M3&7 Jy$ FOR SALE Oldsraoblle. $400. Pries de ; , creases $L0 dally alter April 13 until sold. . cut, D9m eujiuuig. w , FOR SALE New snd second-hand suto- . mouurs. . rv, fxavuu. auui xiuu v-v., Oaiaha, Q-S71 MU , tND-HAND automobile cheap. Powell Au tomobile Co. W 7 STOCK YARDS SADDLERY CO.. Wholesale and Retail. HARNESS and SADDLES; everything con sidered, cheapest on earth; everything ' hand-made; union shop; headquarters tor , axle grease and wnips. ). Q. BLLtiSlNG, Sil N. 26th, Bo. Omaha, Q MX ' BMOKB Auditorium Brick, 6c cigar. Q-WO .TAD We sell TAR. Write for prices or lr telenhone .41.- Omaha Gas Co. loth and LiiKolu ave , Omaha, Neb. Qill Mil AD DAT V t I . I ..V.I ) AlS Tttm Ha. cvn I'luimuuii t " . .vv wh ereases $10 dally attar April 13 until sold. n ee building. . w sv. KIMBALL piano. $290. Beginning April 10 price wiu tie redurea J daily untu suia. Room 7, DH bldg. w aibs FOR BALE 1 cows; fresh. 2S2S Webster. Q 4J 24X FOR SALE Two eight-foot standing desks, on roll top desk, one Remington type- 'writer snd desk William K. Potter, re ceiver. No. 80(1 Brown block. y U4 FOR SALE One Burr incubator and brooder; first-class la every respect. 2K3 California street. Q 433 FINE rubber-tired Stanhope, nearly new, cheap, or will trade for diamond. J. D Henchs, 1410 Dodge. v 43o 24 STRriFR A SONS piano, good as new. at tractive price. Call or write 120 N th st, city. Q-M4ol 24 ETA RLE and carriage room for I horses to be moved. Ill 8. 17th st ' -M4il 26x FOR BALE Dark Jersey cow, St. Lambert train fresh this summer: InO cash: bargain. Inquire II. I. Gannett. 1U No. $2nd ave. Q-t" x -YFAR-OLD Jersey cow and calf 1610 Webster. Q 470 26x AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE Monday. April 26, 10 o'clock, at 2C Davea port st. 24X SODA water cava larae tiroflta rouniiln frim $H6 up. on easy monthly payments bttle caah required. Catalogue of area bargatna free. lo not delay or you may be too late. Soda Water Tank repaired, hobt. M. Green Bona. Philadelphia. Pa. BARRED Plymouth Rcnk eggs for hatch ing; No. 1. a pen of Latham a beat breed er; No. 1 pulleta from above pen. mated to a son of llradiey Bros.' New York prise winner. Eggs. $160 per fifteen. 1411 North Hath 8t. U-41 24x FOR BALE $.' Regina music box and 22 tune sheets. Good as new. Coat IKS. b. C. Hee. U-M s M2a SIX rullbloodrd Partridge Cochin PulleU and young rooster, all for KH; hens laying and worth double) the pr:ce. CU iucsu ados J. I.Ua, 4J I ClAIRrOTASTS. OTLUF.R, palmist, T1S N. JM. Tel. n ?4&. fROF. LFSTER, test medium, gives facts, names, ate, etc. matrons out or city write for wonderful free book 1CI0 Pit enport at. 8871 Mil MRU. CARRIF SMITH, SOVFREIOV LADT QIEF.N OF CLAIRVOYANTS; everything told; past, preaent and fu ture; satisfaction or no pay. 80T n. lth FRER Tour fortune told; you wsnt truth? i ten trmn; sena 3 c stamtis and birtn date. Prof. Tnif, 1.1. 1.10 Dearborn. Chi cago. 8-64 24X rR'F. LESTER, the wonderful test me dium, known from ocean to ocean for his wonderful testa, free to all In trouble. who come honestly for a reading. So sure is ne or nis clslrvoysnt powers, nis pre dictions of facts, names, dates of Impor tant events; is the envy of his rivals In bualnewt; love, marlage. speculation, what you are best adapted for euocesa. etc.: he naa no equal la years nerore ine puniic 10 natrons out or tne city. WRITE IF YOf CANNOT CALL for a wonderful test free and advice to all who, Inclose stamp for reply 1110 Davenport St., corner lth st. 8 6M M DISCOVERED st last, true, reliable rlslrvovantts fortells your future for dime, stamp and blrthdate. Profs. Cnrl A Rollln, 490 N. Clark St., Chlcaco. III. 8-611 Z4x READINGS 50c Important advice and information concerning your future MME. GLYMER Celebrated Life Reader tells you anything and everything you want to know. 7 YEARS IN OMAHA 1 is evidence of her genuineness and many people are sounding her praises. READINGS 50c PARLOR 71 S N. Twenty-Third St MONEY TO LOAM CHATTEL. MONEY. If you are annoyed by numerous small bills thai nave accumuiaieu auru.g tne winter it might be an advantage to you to secure money from us and pay them, and then pay us in weekly pf monthly payments . until you get out of debt. Ws luan on furniture, pianos, live stock and other chattels and we make loans to salaried people upon their own agreement to re pay. . ' Our rates are as low as any and a great deal lower than some. Our service la quick and without publicity. If you have dealt with us and are pleased, ten others. and if you are aispieasea, ten us, Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Board of Trade Bids. TaL 2295. (Established luK). Sun South loth 8t CASH. You can establish a CREDIT with an aid REL1ABLU firm and secure money whenever rou need it. We will advance you enough money to pay oft? all your debts, so that you will owe It all in one place, where you get courteous treatment. Our easy payment plan has astonished people who hsd previously borrowed of other loan companies, o& account of our Lberal rates. We make loans on SALARIES, FURNI TURE, PIANOS, LIVE STOCK, etc RELIABLE CREDIT CO.. 307-S Paxton Block. X VgJJ MONEY tq loan on salaries. Easy money, easy terms; quick ana courteous treatment. STAR LOAN CO. 644 PAXTON BLK, TEL. F-22M X M3&1 MONEY LOANM) ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, LIVE STOCK. BAl.AnlE.9, tlU, Low rates and easy terms. Business confidential. Try us It yuu want to save money, PHOENIX CREDIT CO.. C33 Paxton block, loth .and Farnam atrssta. X 4 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE and others with security; easy payments; laraest business In 49 principal cltlea Tolman, room 440, Chamber st Commerce bldg. X-064 MONET losned on plain note to salaried people: Business conndentlal; lowest rates. i!4 Paxton block. Tha J. A. Hutton Co. X 906 3 P. C. YEAR FROM $100 to $n,000 loaned on your personal noie at I fn.it .- i rtit ieak. jno money shark deal. Call or writs and gel my system. W. L. Jbastmau av Co., Uug Farnam, omana. at M32S MONET to loan on furniture, horses, ete.. st nair usual rates, u r-riDoenow, room 116 at zu B. loin st. Tel. u-jko. a to T T V" IT V ln.nA nn nlanA. t nrril tur law- elrv, horses, cows, etc. C t . Reed, si S. 13 to- A sol CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley Lan uo., ut farnam au jw 6ALART and collateral loana Templeton, 212 Pee Bldg. Tel. 2904. A MHO MOSBY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE, FARM and city loans, low rates. W. 1L Thomas, First Nat l Back bldg. Tel. 1648. w mw PRIVATE money. Sherwood. $37 N. T. Life. w w 4 TO I P. C. money. Bemis, Paxton block, vy a 1 1 PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1520 Douglaa w i WANTED City loans snd warrants W, rarnam nmitn st to.. is.u r arnam st. W-.71 MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co. w rn WANTED Reai estate loans and warrants. R. C. Psters Co.. Bee bldg. W sit $ per cent loans. Garvin Bros., M04 Farnam. MONET to loan. Kenny Real Estate and Inveatment Co . r. son Bee bldz- W- FOR ALaV-ilORIEs. WAGONS, KTC. HORSES for ssle; seoond-hand harness , snd vehicles cheap, Melchlor's Stables, v 6ul 8. lth. P 17 HAVE your wagon painted or repaired by it. rToat. ittii ana ieavenwortn. P-6U HORSES CLIPPEDffiWt'.ri P-M44 Ar HORSE. Rurns. phaeton, surrey. cheap. Sara'l fSH Mil WILL sacrlflo high-grade $126 runabout for $7; also good top buggy for IA. Johnson Danforth, 8. W. Cor 10th A- 1 Jonea P 171 Mil FOR SALE, several city broke driving and family horses: nice surrey and single bar. ness. urewer s sarn, ooutn umana ren. ytu m FOR SALE Light. 1-eeat surrey, with rub ber tires. In good order. Milton Rogers 4k Buns Co., 14th and nrnim sL P 431 ONE 6hetland pony mare. 2S2f Webater rL P 439 24X FOR SALE Black mare: an excellent fam lly borae. 10 years old; enesp for easn. Inquire Jackson s barn, Zth street near Farnam. P 471 Z4x SACRIFICE SAT. B My new Park waamn. High grade. Runabout, $30. both rubber tired. Also Ruvkaway. Addre-s H 61, Bee. P-Miaa I4x FTVH saddle and driving home. 14T4 N. $6th Bt. P MaX-Ts MEDICAL, MAGNET PILB KILLER. IT CURF.3. At druggists, U HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale, re tail. Sherman m McConnell, Omaha. DR. PRIES treata Successfully all diseases snd Irregularities or women; eitperiencea. reliable, lailft Dodge, Arlington block. Omaha. lte7 PRIVATE hostlpal during confinement; babies adopted Mrs. oardela, 2J1 Charles. Tef A-2S1". -r8 PRIVATE home during confinement ; babies adopted. The Good Samaritan Sanitarium, 72V 1st ave., council iiiuns, la. us PRIVATE hospital before and during con- rnemeni names aaopiea nnn renruea. Mrs. Neflln. sng N. 16th. M4TO MayU LADIES Chichester's English Pennyroyal fins are tne best. Mare, reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps, for particulars "Relief for Ladles." In letter, by return mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemletl Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. A POSITION IS OPEN. Dn you know where It Is? Ws do. Ws nave openings for high grade men of all kinds executive, technical and clerical paying from $1,000 to $10,000 a year. Write lor plan and booklet. Offices In twelve Cities. HAI'WOUH i Incorporated), n Chemical building, Bt. Louis. B LADIES, our monthly regulator never falls; bos free. Vita Co.. Station A. Je- trolt. Mich. DR. W. HUTCHINSON, Specialist of women and children; sn years rrartlce. Office. 2206 Cuming. Residence telephone, $66; office, M67. DR. PRIES. Germnn graduate, renowned for ,hls skUl and experience In confine ments: cures sterility, long stsndlng dis eases of uterus and ovaries, cures painful profuse, retarded or suppressed uienstru- luon, recent or or long sianaing. uiaies who have suffered for years, hopelose nnil dejected, can bo cured without operation or the hoanltnl. If a personal interview is Impossible state your case fully, Inclose tamo and answer ana aavtce win promptly be given. Address R. F. Pries, M. D.. 1511 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. LADIES When In neel send for free trial of our never falling remedy. Relief sure and Quick. Paris Chemical Co., Milwau kee, Wis. BISTERS in disnalr. Soeedv relief. Ab. normal suppression, any cause. v rue for remedy. Safe, sure. Dr. Martha Walker Co.. 13 State, Chicago. ft4 Z4x WASTED-TO Bl'Y. HHONFELD. the ANTIQUARIAN. 22 N. Y Life, pays highest price lor books, l ei i sn 2D-HAND furniture; high prices. Tel. 2020. Chicago Furniture Co., mo Dodge. 1,000 FEATHER beds, pillows and boltera; nignesi casn price paiu. a. n., iv-i a. 10th. N-379 Ml WANTED Several thousand feet of good bluegrass sod on ground or delivered; offers wanted. II 66. Bee office. IN S14H6 24X WANTED, driving florae, city broke; mare prererred. would Buy norse, narnesa ana trap If suited. T. H. Pollock. Platts mouth, Neb. N-M537 24 WALL esse glass front, must he good. 'Phone 2161. IN MttJO IrttX WANTED. a pony, cheap. Benson, Neb. Address J. N 61 26x Barnacle, LIGHT oak cheval dresser. Address K 10, Bee office N o7 ZSX WANTEDSITUATIONS. H. C. THOMAS, 1208 O street. Lincoln, Neb.; would be pleased to accept a position witn some business enterprise or company that would pay a fair salary, witn opportunity for something better, provided have neces sary ability; references furnished. A ems 24 POSITION wanted by competent account ant: office manager, credit man ana audi tor: best Of references. Address Box Ko3. omana. mm zx STUDENT desires place to work for board. Chorine preferred. Address a 6(. Bee. A t.D ill BITUATION wanted by ilrst-class meat cutter. . D. C, tsm Bt- Mary s ave. A 612 24X WANTED Position as nurse girl by com petent young woman: best references. Tel. A2.VK. A 674 FOR RENT STORKS AND OFFICES. TWO-STORY building, 1512 snd the second floor 1508-10 Howard, vy. u. Bushman. i DENTIST wanted to share c-fflce with a chyalclan with nne quarters In Bee bldg.. with well established practice. Addreaa C XL Bee. I 31 STORE BUILDING FOR RENT 1616 Dodge at., 4 stories and basement, ele vator, stesm heat, etc, $2u0 per month. 1414 Hamey St.. 4 stories and basement. 33 x 120 feet, electno elevator, steam heat, JM per montn. GEORGE & COMPANY, I-M4S7 26 OSTEOPATH V. Johnson Institute, 618 N. T. Life bide T. 186t M DR. GRACE DEEGAN, 812 N. T. Lifs. TeL MM. Hot Fsyatte Cols, osteopath, (Of Paxton block. Dr. Farwell, specialty nervous dlaeaaea, 6 Paxton. , MW4 AOi DRS. LAIRD at LAIRD, $03 Karbaoh blk. 'Phone susl -tua aa MRS. JOHN R. MVSICK, Osteopathic Phy- slctan; omce, Douglas block. TeL rel 670 rnixTiKc. DDiMTikir1 I Hlah Grade Work. : : ' ' Crounes block, corner of L I INUi 1 AU I loth d CapUol Ave. t3i HIGH CLASS printing at lowest prices. lu. itti. x. a Aieauar co., u d. isin ou S4b J. M. SIRrLESS, Reliable Printer; estab- iienea is years, a. istn sc. umana. 0115 AMERICAN Printing Co New equipment Uet our prices Tel. 1621. 1611 Chicago. I cnicago. M S&s MIS STENOGRAPHERS. FRANK J. 8UTCLIFFE. 1016 N. T. U In quests, deposition, conventions, court work. Tel. 35.6: res. 2716. M39J i . , $.T6 BLICKENSDERFER. $60. $3$ New York Life building. Omaha. 401 Mtf A. C, VAN BANT' 8 school, 711 N. Y. Life. Nab. Bus. Shorthand CoL, Boyd theater. FOR EXCHANGK. WILL trade beautiful piano for horse. Schmoller at Mueller, mi rarnam. FOR TRADE A farm in Fillmore Co.. Neb. to exchange for stock or groceries or dry goods invoicing aoout n,uug. J. M. Daliey. Seward. Nab. Z EQUITY in 11 -room modern dwelling on corner lot. cioae to utiaineea center, in Iowa town, for general maee. or land In Nebraska or Iowa. Address C10 Wert 6th Bt.. Bedalls. Mo. Z 62 tig GOOD 200-acre farm in Madlaon county. Neb. win aell tor casn or exchange for uD-to-date atock of clothing, boota and shoes and gents' furnishing goods. Title perfect. Value sr.ouu. Aonrtee John tfratt ft Co.. North Platte. Neb. oe Mi CLEAR Netraska farm to exchange for Omaha residence. Address K 4. iee. Z 31 24 POI SALE rTRXITTRB. BEDS, dresaers. atovee, combined writing desk, coucn. parior aet. rug lor sale. 2tSa Davenport St. I all forenoon. o-Ntl 24 DETECTIVM AGENCY. Capt. Cormack, 617 Karbach blk. TaL A-7X FLORISTS. llESS A 8WOBQ.DA, 1415 Farnara. KI L, HENDERSON, loll Farnam. Send for price list ol cut rowers ana plants -T7 tf ALFRED DONAGIIUE, JR., li7 Farnam, Tel USL kla TREF8. SHRfRS. FLOWERS. Fromvthe F W. Meneray Crescent Nursery Co., I miles from wmana. largest as sortment grown In the west Flowering ehmbe, heavy clumps, beauties. We can please ou both In prices and quality. Sales ground. 21st and Farnam. where stock thst falls to grow is alwaxs re placed according to contract. O. H. Keyea. Omaha, M g r. 'Phone 8A57. M7.4 May PATENTS AD PEHIOSS. H. J- CnWOILL Patents. No tee unless successful. 61$ 8. loth, Omaha. Tel. K&. 79 PATENTS guaranteed. Sues A Co., Omaha. PEN8ION8 8. F. Moore, 1623 Hirnam. &H Jell milCAL. THOS. J. KELLT. voice, Davidge block. 3d DAISY HIOGIN8. voice, piano. Tel. A-2741. 2011 Leav, 937 CHA8. H. KEEFER, piano, 65 Barker Plk. - DHAM FOUDHT. PRASS and aluminum casting, nickel plat ing and finishing. Specialty Mfg. Co., 41 N. Main st., Council Bluffs. TOO LATE TO CLAIFY. WANTED Experienced skirt maker. Mrs. Terrlll, room 2o0, Paxton block. C M666 26 S1ST ST., one block north of Hanscom park. Address P. .O. box 414. Cltv. G M6C5 Ml F. D. WEAD 1924 South 12th St.. two houses, one of S rooms, ono of 6 rooms; In rear, with city water and gas; property now renting $if2 year; must be sold this week: price for both, $1,60. 1624 Douglas. RE--6.W 24 WANTED An experienced skirt finisher. Mrs. Caldwell, 26 Merrlam Blk Council Bluffs. C M062 2i GIRL for general housework; good wages. i n. -a st. f mw iox OCEAN STEAMERS. CLARK'S PARTIES TO EfPOPF 1KU Twenty Excursions during Spring and Bummer. Ocean Tickets All Lines. Send lor Tourist Gazette. F. C. CLARK. 413 Rrosdwav. N. Y. 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Wrmora, Beatrtoa and Lincoln a 160 am bll 04 pm Nabraaka Expraaa a I 40 am a 7:40 pm Ixnver Llmltad a 4 10 pm a 45 am Black Hills A-Fngct Sound Ei.all 10 pm a Oi pm Colorade Veattbulcd Flvsr a 140 pa Lincoln Fast Mall b I 51 pm all 08 pm Fort Crook and Plattsmnuth....b 110 pm bio.ts am Bellevua and Parlflo Junction, .a T '60 pm I l:l id BalloTtie and FaclSo Junctla..ai:M am WEBSTER DEPOT 15TH A WEBSTER Missonrl PaclSe. Laava. Arrlva Nab. Looal via Waeplng Water. b 4 10 pm al0:t am ChlMsro, St. Paal, Mlna. Jt Omaha. Twin Cltr Paaaangar.... b 4 10 am b 10 pin Sloua Cltr FaaaMgor a I 00 pm allttO am Oakland Local b 6:44 pm b 10 am a Datlr. b Dally ssoept Sundar. 1 Dally sxoapt Saturdar. a Pallr axcapt Monday. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. C0MPA6NIE 6ENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE French Una, Naw Tark la Havre Sis Daa Sallinaa arsrr Tauradar at la a av. LaLorraina, Mar 11. Juna P: July 7: Aug. 14. LasaToia, Apr. It; Mar M: Jaua Aug. 4. Lauiaaoogoa. Map IP; Juna 16; July 14- 4 -a, II. LaTawalaa. 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AL Niltta Mar 11 Fataou auy 14 kadaia May 14 Baltardam May U suuaaaam Juaa t MULLAKU-AMEBICAN UM. 4 Utttwa SC. Cal- aasa. lil-l Marry autavua, uui rrnaa St. I U. Buiaartard. mi Faruaia St; J. S. BayMlda, 1KI Faruaai MX. LavGAL. OTlCK7 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice la hereby given that the ulana and eneclncatlona for the erection of the new M. E church building will be on exhibition at the office of W. b. Herman on and af ter April 6. llsM, building to be of pree-sd brick, coating in the) neighbor hood of $10.- W. B. BARMAN, Beo. Bldg. Com, aid d.t LEADER OF JAPANESE ARMY Knrokl, ' ComtugnJer of LanJ Force , Tjpifiei Sttioial Eentimsnt. TACITURN, BOLD AND FULL OF RESOURCE Some Anecdotes of (he Mai Who Will Iad (he Little Brown Meat la the War with the Bear. (Copyright. 1904. by T. C. McClurs.) TOKIO, March 80 -It is a favorite say ing of the Jspaneae populace that Gen eral Itel Kurokl, commanding tha land forces In the war with Russia, has the true character Of the ancient generals: "When once he smiles even tha children will come close to him. But when he be comes angry he Is ss fierce as a lion." Kurokl's military record backs up the latter part of this old saying. lis is a member of the famous fighting Satauma clan. During the war that pre ceded the restoration he sided with the emperor-and, with sll the traditional fury of his samurai ancestors, he attacked those of his clansmen who were opposing the mikado. In tha same army with him was Togo, now vice admiral of the Japa nese fleet before Port Arthur, and then, like Kurokl, a young man. Every rickshaw man has his own story of how Kurokl slew many of his rebellious clansmen In single combat; and men wtio served with him in those troublous days say that there Is muoh foundation In fact for theae tales. The restoration accomplished, Kurokl continued In the emperor's service, and ever since then his life has been devoted entirely to military matters. His ability had been recognised even before the civil war broke out, ten years after the reetora tlon, and his advice was largely followed In repressing the rebels, who were Kurokl's own clansmen. From that day Kurokl rapidly arose In favor, and when the China-Japan war broke out he was given sn Important com mand and won victory after victory. His treatment of the soldiers has been materially responsible for his success In handling great bodies of men. He per sonally looks after the smallest details relating to their welfare. In an incredibly short time he learns to call thousands by their names, and If any soldier even coolie has a complaint to make Kurokl stands ready to hear It. Then, too. when in the field he does not surround himself with comforts; the men know that he lives as they do sleeps in a blanket, eats the same food and they lire the more loyal for it. Ask a Jap soldier who Is his hero, and he will usually reply enthusiastically, "General Kurokl." Declines a Folding; B4h Tab It Is snld that when he started for the seat of war In 1894-96, one of his staff off! cers Implored him to take along a folding rubber bathtub and other accessories of the mod?rn genersl's equipment. Kurokl's reply was, "Am I a woman T" lie dldn' take the bathtub. The army office officials are also fond of telling this anecdote In Illustration of Kurokl's devotion to wsr for war's sake snd not for the booty or glory there I in If. Many of the generals returned from the China-Japan war with rare loot, and it took many coolies to carry their posses slons. Kurokl, on the other hand, was not sccompanled by a string of baggage bear era. A friend expressed, his surprise the meagerbees of the general's trappings. Kurokl drew several sheets of writing paper from a pocket. "We received this as a present from the department of Jlppel (Aid for the sol dlers)," he said. "I have nothing to brin home except this." Kurokls Intimate friends have never heard him talk about his experiences on the battlefield. According to his wife, who lives in this city, he has kept a detailed diary tf his army life, but neither she nor her children have ever heard htm make reference to his victories or the honors that have befallen him. "He Is very gentle In the home," said Mrs. Kurokl recently. "He, hates luxury and dress and fuss. Sometimes he buys antiques when the dealers press, him, but he throws them In a corner and has r.o desire to decorate 'the house with them. He is easy going with the children end does not Interfere with their plans. But when the boys start to eat candy and be tween meals he rebukes them, telling them that boys should not do such things. He himself does not eat between meals." In this last particular Kurokl is an ex ceptional Jap. Perhaps this circumstance accounts largely for the robust health that be enjoys at the age of $L making him as active and light on bis feet as a man of SO. Not av Talkative Maa. - There Is no more taciturn man In the mikado's service, unless It be Togo. In deed, these two men resemble each other In more ways than one, Togo, like Kurokl, being a stickler for detail, extremely dlgril iled. solicitous of the men under him, free of affectation, and equally dlsregardful of physical comfort. The name Kurokl means black tree, and today the general Is being affectionately called by that title and the more pictures que one of "The Shadow of the Ancient Generals." Vice Admiral Hlkonojo Uyemura, second In command of the fleet under Vice Admiral Togo, has an enviable fighting record dating from the restoration. He, too, is of the Satauma clan. Puling the China-Japan war he was in command of the cruiser Akltsuahlma, and he opened the war by capturing the Chinese transport Boko. His daring at the battle of the Talu caused him to receive high decorations, and when Prince Kltashlrkawa was killed In Corea while with the army Uyemura was selected to convey the body to Japan. He has taken part in every war that Japan has waged slnoe the restoration. Ills work in the civil war against his own clansmen won him promotion from a lieu tenancy. At one battle In this war he was hit on the chest with a rifle and seriously Injured, but he Insisted on staying on the fixing line, and to Lbs surprise of everybody be got well without going to the (hospital or receiving' other than the rude treatment of the field. Upon graduation from the naval school ha took a lengthy cruise on the training ship Tsukuba to China, Formosa and the United States. When tha ship returned to Japan he was assigned to the cruiser Genyo. When this vessel was sunk by accident In the Kisbu ocean Uyemura, at the peril of his life, refused to leave until he knew that his presence at his post would be of no further avaJL Warlx f at Adaalral's Wife. Admiral Uyemura's wife Is again repeat .ing her work of the China war, when she helped the nurses to take car of the wounded at the naval station of 8 a echo Prince Hlgasbifuahimi, also serving under Admiral .Togo, Is commanding tha cruiser Chltose, which was built at Ban Francisco. The prince is a graduate of tha naval school at Brest. In the war with China be accompanied th squadron to Formosa and mads a good record for himself. He Is M years old. and ever since b has boen ! able to walk he baa been trained in tha sclencs of warfare. He Is now a vies admiral. The empress is spending the spring at her favorite summer resort of Hayama. some thirty miles from this city, where she first learned of the war with China, and also the conflict with Russia. She is leading an extremely simple life. In order to make her contributions to the ar fund and the various soldiers' aid so cieties as large as possible. She has sactl- fied the greater part of her Jewels and has replaced her gold head decorations with plated ones. Like the emperor, she has cut down the number of meals and has Insisted upon her retinue doing the same thing. The populace la taking much satis. faction In the rebuke the empress Is said to have given one of the court attendants or daring to wear a gold comb at such a time. OLIVER F. SAMPSON. tAl'AINT FBA TIRES OP I.IFE. The office letter paper of an Iowa lawyer bears this piquant salutatory: "Am the red-headed, smooth-faced, freckled, wound ed legal Napoleon of the Blope. and always In the stirrups. Practice in every court on earth except that of Judge Lynch. Quick as a hippopotamus and gentle as a sun stroke. Refer to my friends end likewise to my enemies. Fees are the sinews of war." A West Philadelphia old woman, lelntes the Philadelphia ledger, was entertaining her caller from Germantown by telling of tha wonderful Intellect of one of her pot dogs. "It Is really Incredible how wise some dogs are," she snld. "Mine actually understands everything I say to him. "So does mine," said the visitor, complacently; in fact, my husband and I have learned French, so we can converse without our dog understanding us." Here's a new "widow's mite" story. A widow in West Bromwlch, England, re cently obtained a farthing In a breach .of promise action she brought against a faith less sweetheart. She put it In the window of her tobacco shop with a printed warn ing to trusting women to beware of "Mlx pah" rings, and Inviting men to come and buy "breach of promise o gars" and "wid ow's mite cigarettes." The result was such a big business that the police had to stand by to keep the pavement clear while nineteen men, mostly widowers, came and offered themselves In marriage. Driving its long, sharp spurs repestedly Into the little girl's body, a game rooster seriously injured the S-year-old daughter of Charles Chilsty of Camden. N. J. Twice the spurs narrowly missed the eyes of the child. So fierce were the onslaughts of the tooster that the little girl was knocked down. Before she could arise the rooster was striking her again and sgaln with its spurs. Trained to f.ght, and strong, the rooster Was much more than a match for the child, whose rcreams attracted the at tention of her father. When Mr. Christy went to the defense of hla child the rooster attacked him, and was only driven away when Mr. Christy ob'alned a club. The rooster belonged to a neighbor and had strayed into Mr. Ch-lsty's yard. One of the signs of Spring is the Instruc tion the wiuntry ndltor gives his readers regarding teaching the calf to . take his nourishment out of a pan. The Vermilion 8. D.) Republlcsn muses thus: "Wlien you get to the calf remember patience. He doesn't understand your deal whether you want to veal him. torpedo him or nurture him. Have a prayer learned at the ma ternal knee on your lips as you proceed. Tickle his slimy, svarlclous nose with the tips of your fingers. As you become more deeply absorbed and things are doln' don't forget the prayer. Hypnotically your calm state of mind will lead bossy to the light, and humping his limber spine he will go In for his mess like a Jap after a Runs cruiser, rising at Intervals to blow the token of his happy dip on the rim of your bib overalls. Dut remember he's a calf the same as you used to be." A momentary dlsplsy of stockings caused considerable excitement and a general craning of necks in Recorder Stanton's court tn Hoboken, N. J., the other day. r I fUmv. To Go to Lddf wlf7lffic Sf. Louis This woek Is the last opportunity to bo ' elected" to take a trip to the St Loula exposition at tlie expense of Tho Bee. Ten more trips, will be voted for this week. If you want to go, now Is the time x get out and hustle and let your friends know that you want to go. Vou will find that they will be only to glad to help you, if you call their attention to the fact. There Is no reason why you can not haro one of The Last Ten Trips Next week will be too late, and tho chance to take a trip to the exposition will be gone. " ' ' Do not forget that you can get 620 votes on a year's subscription, lu the city and COO votes on a year's subscription la the country. You will have a chance to travel from Omaha to St Louis . . Via the i i Rules of the "Election" The tea persons receiving the largest number af voles at tbe dose et aaeh 'election'' will be furbished, at The Be s expense, as prises, eaca a tree trip from Omaha to Su Louis and I slur n. is be lakea any umi titarlng las exposition. Ka restrictions ar placed as to where tha party Uvea aa a oan did arts for ena f tne exposlUon trips. Ms votes will be eouoied for employes or agents at The Omaha Baa. All voles must be made so ssupoua wiUca will bs published aavon taj Is Tb Prepayment of subscriptions may be mad either dlreot te Tha Be Publishing Company or te an authorised agent f Tna Bee. iSe votes sent in by agents wUi oe couniad unless sent la in aooerdaboe With instructions given tuam. Tb vote from dsy to day will be publlshsd la all editions af Tha Bast ' The "elections" will close a ash Thuradas it i a m. Votes may be deposited at ths mall. No votes sent by mall wlU ( poatoraaa lor daUvsry at 4 Jv p. Address, "Exposition Omaha, Neb. COUPONS Mrs. George Klmbel did the exhibiting, and everyone looked, save the recorder. Mr. Klmbel was arraigned on complaint of her husband, who accused her of having beaten him. Klmbel Is six feet tall and his wife one inch more than four feet. Klmbel told the ccurt that he had been married six months. Every Saturday evening he was sccustomed tq bring home te his -wife oranges and Ice crenm, but he forgot them last Saturday, and his forgetfulness aroused the Ire of his wife, who, he said, attacked him and gave him a treating. "8he also qutrreled with me teeauee I wouldn't stand for the gaudy stockings she wore," declared Klmbel. "Why, Judgo, she wears such ioud stockings that" "I on'tl" In terrupted the wife. ' I don't wear loud ones at all. You can see for yourself, your honon" With that the woman raised her skirts and showed tha court the oolor of her stockings. "Put down your dress, madam," vociferated the court. '1 will take your word for It." And ha turned aside his head and blushed. Mrs. , Klmbel dropped her dress and the hearing went on. LABOR AKD iSDrSTRT.. . - American self-acting- couplers ar to be used on ltavarlan railways. Japan has 6.015 miles of railroads and America has furnished them $X locomotives. The mining of mnngnnese Is becoming an important Industry, l4.6it.onO Worth hav Ing been produced during Usjl. . The I'nlted States sells annually In the countries now In the war gone $49,$'0,0uv, and buys from them $72,320,000. More rice Is now grown on the strip of coast from New Orleans to UtUveston thsu In the Carollnns, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi combined. The Bell Telephone company, as shown by Its annual report for 1 0, earned $16 6,8S2. paid $8,619,130 In dividends and carried a reserve surplus of $1,146,614. A school for locomotive engineer appren tices Is established In Dresden, Oertnany, The course occupies three evenings a week; and Sundny mornings for one year. In the famous ' llohemlan glnss factfirv region glnss blower receive irom $6 to 61 a week, working by the piece: cullers get $3 to $3.60 per week; engravers. $4 to $; skilled palnU-rs and gliders, $6 to $8. The south hits Increased its population only 60 jer cent in the last twenty-three years, but It has Increased its industries Vsj per cent and Its railroads cearly 2uu per cent. The latest form of railroad ties is made of leather. The scrap leather from shoe shops Is taken Into a disintegrator, ground very fine, subjected to a rcllnlng procesn and moulded. The tension of the moulding machine can be so regulated that ties hard enough to take a eptke or tlea through which a spike cannot be driven can be produced. The three great essentials In a' crosalle are apparently found In this leu t her sleeper, for It I guaranteed to hold a spike, the fishplate will not sihlnter In it and it will not rot. Tho Augustus U. Wolvln, the largest tesscl ever tullt on the hikes, and the largest cxcluilvely freight etesjner in the world, was launched at the yards of the American Sb.' pbtillding company in Lorain. O., recently. The general dimensions of the Wolvln are: Length, M0 feet; breadth. 66 feet: depth, 32 feet. Fortyrflve hundred tons of steel were used In Its Construction, exclusive of machinery and other fittings. It will carry between 10,000 and 11,000 ton of ore, which Is $,000 more than the carrying capacity of the largest vessel on the Great lakes at the present time. A law suit growing out of labor troubles, reported from liraall, lnd is believed to be the first of Its kind on record. A man who had been employed by a coal company for several years as hoisting engineer apd who was forced to resign his position on account of refuslne: to loin tne miners' union, has brought stilt against the I'nlted Mine Workers' association of that district for $5,000 damages. In his complaint he alleges that the union was responsible for his discharge by demanding that engineers should inot be permitted to hoist at the mines unless they Joined the union. As be declined to do this, the company acceded to the demand by discharging him. Now he sues the union for damages. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Separate iroposals will be received by tha flohool Dlstr-ct of Hastings, in the oounty of ji,iams. Nebraska, up to 7 p. m. April 15 :04, for the erection and completion of tho heating and ventilating apparatus and the plu-eblng for the new High school build ing In accordance with plans and speclflca t.ons which sre on f.le at the office of E. N. Hamen, secretary, Hast'ngs, Nebraska, and at the office or Jqhn Li.tenser, architect, Omaha, Nebraska. Each propiwu.1 must be accompanied by a certified check to the amount o( Ave hun dred dollars as a guarantee of good faith. The right la reeerved to reject any or all bids. Proposals muat be on blanks fur nished, sealed and addressed to the under- BcTfL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS. IN THE COUNTY OF ADAMS, NEBRASKA, By B. N. HAMEN, Secretary. April 4. 1904. A10-1T-M LM Wabash The W ABASH. Is'' nearly B0 MILES tbe shortest and takes you to Its OWN STATION st main entrance World's Fair Grounds. Think what this means quick time, money saved end a dUiKbtful trip, not all tired out before darting to do tbe exposi tion. business office f Tha Baa or sent by b counted whleh era not in tha Omaha to. wi in r at closing. Department," Om,aha Bee, ON PAGE 2.