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SPECIAL NOTICES
AdrerlUeinciilii for ( limp column *
Will be taken nnlll lit in. ( or the
evealn * nnd nnlll H | i. m. ( or the
mrtTulnm nml Sundnr cdltlun * .
Adrcrtlnerii , lir rcquciUnK nnm-
berrd flitrvk , cnn hnc ni > rtr nd.
drexed tn nomlierrd letter In cunt
f The Hee. Anwem o ililremed
will be dcllrered on iireoeBtntloB of
the check nnlj-
natei. 1 l-2a m rrurA * rt ln crtloui
la n word thereafter. Notlilnur tnkea
for ! ttinm U5c ( ur the nml Insicr *
lion. Tliene advertUemeBU uiuit be
rmm caniecallrelr *
AXTnD SITUATIONS.
Bt AMERICAN WIDOW , HOUHEKKEPER FOR
widower , housekeeper or head chambermaid In
hotel ; good references. MlM Pulner. Went
" angf , N. J. A-M121 AI4 *
HKFINED GERMAN GIRL WANTS POSITION
u housekeeper. Address J (1 , Ilee ,
A M161 17
SITUATION A8 SALESMAN FOR. MATERIAL
or contractors' supplies ; well acquainted with
trade. Address J W , Hee ollice. A-M162 21
11AKRII WANTS SITUATION ; 1 YEARS ON
bread , dikes , plc . rolls , Ice cream , sherbets ,
etc. ; country to n ! state wages , vlth board.
Address box COO Inrtlanola , Iowa. A-ML9 1. *
POSITION WANTRD HY FIRST CLAPS
clothlmj rnlestnan In city or country town ;
references cxchanRCd. J 62 , Ileo. A MISS SI *
AH OARDKNITR BY ONU OF MANY YEARS'
experlrncoil In hot be < l , awnlnK bed , etc. Ad-
ilreni ) J. Vouns , 1718 William St. A-MIS2 I. *
WA > TID HELP.
CANVA3SRRH TO TAKE ORDRRS ; NRVV LINE
of uorU ; no heaxy goods to carry ; salary or
eommlMlon. C. F. Adams Co. , S21 Ho. ICIh St.
BALRSMAN FOR CIGARS. $123 A MONTH AND
expenses ; old llrm ; experience unnecessary : In
duccmcnts to customers. C. C. Hlshop & Co. ,
St. Louli.
AORNTS AND I1RANCH MANAGERS : SALAIU
end cnmnilrrlon. Hunter Tailoring & SMrt
Co. . Cincinnati. O. H-M493-Aprll 1C *
WANTRD. AN RXPRRIRNCRD FLORIST
who speiik German. Apply at B. Haa . 1S13
Vlntnn Ht. 1J-7SJ-
\VR W/tNT RXPRRIRNTRD ORnANIKRItfJ' TO
tnlcn clnrgc of tate ; cnod money ( ruinntfod
If you cnn priiducB btnlnexs. lmperl.il M > lic
Ix-Slin. Onmha. U M 3li4
_
WANTRD. MEN TO LRARN HARIIRR TRADE :
only elKht w.'eks required ; time saved , poil-
tlnm guaranteed , tooli presented , wage' frttt-
imlnys ; fatnlogui ? mailed free. Moler Sjjtcm
Barber Schools Chicago or SI. j'011' ' " ' . . . . ,
WANTRD-10 IIARNKSH MAKERS ; STEADY
work. Kchn.iltman Hroi. , St. Joseph. Mo.
21 *
WORK FOR US AT YOUR HOME ; DAY OR
menlim ; $ ! to $12cekb ; no ciinvas lnir nr
expetkMico requlrpd ! full pirtlr-'ilars nncl wotl ;
mailed on application. Columbian MTc. Co. ,
503 N. Cth St. , Plillnl'lphla , Pa. B-M123 17
TOP PAN MAKE $2" OD CLEAR WITH A 7.0NO-
phnnc ; be t talking machine ; hear It half n
mil" : write before territory H all lakon. West-
em Gramophone Co. , Council Bluff * . la.
B-M261 M22
WANTED A GOOD HARNESS MAKER.
Vogler & Son. Council lllulT * . . B-14S-21.
BALESMEN TO SELL TOILET SOAP TO
dealers ; $100 per month salary nnd expends :
expTlenco unnecea ° niy. I ouls Rrn t Co. St.
Loula. Mo. 11-M17J
WANTED. EXPERIENCED FARM HAND.
t o mllen south of Q street , on Slith street.
A. J. Knrll. H 174 1C
A.-SALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO DEALers
ers ; WH pjy from SCO to $200 per month salary
and expenses ; experience nnn ( > oe siry ; perma
nent portion. The DC Mora Ckar Co . Snr'ns-
new. a H-MIH n *
SA"LRSMEN WANTED va PELL BY SAMPLE
at wholernlt nnd retail. Good sell on slRht.
Sulary nnd comml'slnn. Address Centennial
Mfg. Co. , 4 " . 8th A\e , New York City. _
HELTARLE MEN TO TACK'UP ADVERTISING
signs ; 412.50 vreckly : steady work : send JOe for
pmtoge , sample , tc. Younir Medicine C . ,
2I2D N. Colorado St. , Phlla. , Pa , B M193 17 *
\\MJITEn FESIALE HEtP.
100 GIRUS FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK : J TO
$7 week. Canadian Olllcc , 1D2J Douglas.C
C 451
ON OR BEFORE APRIL 1ST , A COMPETENT
cook ; no washing ; reference * required. Mrs.
W. J. Connell , 62J S. JMth. C 857
WANTED GOOD COMPETENT GIRL. 191G
Wlrt street. C-119-16 *
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSF. WORK.
1K > 3 S.16th. . C 147-18.
GIP.L FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. KP5
Park a enue. C 133 17
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 718 S.
Sflth St. C M1CO 17 *
FOU HE\T HOUSKS.
'CHOICE ' HOUSES & COTTAGES ALL OVER
city. $3 to 17 ; . Fidelity , 1st lloor N. Y. Life.
D-432
HOUSES. WAI LACE. BROWN BLOCK , ICTH
and Douglas. D 453
LARGR LIST. M'CAGUR. WT1I AND DODGE !
D 434
E.M
HOUSES. FLATS. GARVIN BROS. , 1513 FAR'M
D 433
*
HOUSES. J. II. SHERWOOD , 43 N. Y. LIFE .
D 4:0
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE :
O. F. Davis Company , ISWi Farnam. D-437
HOUSES. BKNEWA & CO. , 108 N. 13TH ST.
*
HOUSES , STORES. BEMIS. PAXTON nLOCK .
D 439
FOR RENT. NINE-ROOM HOUSE : CON-
venlent , modern , homelike ; best icsldence dis
trict : few minutes1 walk from pnslotnce : Mm
" If desired. Inquire WO N. Y. Life building.
D 4CO
NEW COTTAGK. MONTHLY PAYMENTS lei
Bee Rldg. ' D MVit
DETACHED MODERN 12-ROOM. ALFO 0-ROOM
house ; keys at Z34S Cap Ave. Tdl. C71. B. H.
Roblson. D M 423
MOVING HOI'SEHOLD OOOD1 AND PIANOS ?
Om. Van > * c Storage Co. , 151U4 Farnarn. Tel. 1539.
D-M521 I
EXCRPTTONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR RIoilT
party to open nn exclusive fami'y hotel anil
ajurtment house for * railroad and depot nilm
ployes on South 10th street , Omaha m.vo
OmahaHhln two
blocks of the new Burlington nnd Union Pa
cific depots ; new bullalng contains 50 Mrge
roomi ; accommodations Me about 10D persons ;
will lease for term to refponslble party who has
capital to furnish and cnn luct n first-class
pUco. H SI , Bee. D-670
-ROOM MODERN FLAT. 1111 SOUTH 11TH. ?
1721 PARK AVE9ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
Ganln Hroi. . 1 13 Farnam St. D MUO 20
FOU HK.NT FUIIMSHCU ROOMS.
THE INFORMATION BUREAU , 1319 FARNAM.
E-M41S M'J *
ROOMS. ! 3R. . ) HARNEY ST. E-M5W 17 *
t NICE'llOOMS HOUSEKEEPING. 1112 SOUTH
llth. E M7C3
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ; S
mlnuten * walk from 15th and Dauglns. Address
J. IS , cure Bee. E-83S 17
TWO FRONT ROOMS. 1514 No. 17lh St.
n M9I3-19 *
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. 1919 DODGE.
E-M134 19
ilODERN ROOMS. $1.50 WEEK UP. TRAN-
slents accommodated. Sll North 19th.
R-MIK 21
FVItMSIIED ROOMS Afl ! > UOAUD.
THE MERRIAM. FIRST-CI VSS FAMILY HOtel -
tel , 25th and Dodge Ut4. F 4M
KI/JNDIKE HOTEL. B. E. COR 16TII AND
Welwter Sts. ; steam heat rooms 11.50 per week
and up. F M693
UTOPIA. 1721 DAVENPORTj TRANSIENTS
accommodated. F 13 A4 *
TUB ROSE , 20 JIARNEY ; ROOMS WITH
board ; rates reasonable ; transients uocommo-
dated. F-M973
iJSIC
ROOMS AND BOARD ; REFERENCES. SIC
Bouth ZCIh St. F M'JSl 19 l *
FURNISHED ROOMS. GOOD BOARD. RBA-
onable. 518 North 19th street. F 111 16 *
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OH WITHOUT
board ; near exposition ground * and street car
lines , 2914 N 28the. . F M1JO I7
ELEGANT FRONT ROOMS. STEAM-HEATED ! :
llrst-clafi board. 1909 Capitol Ave. F M1I3 17 *
ciioicn ROOMS.WITH BOARD. "TUB
Clover. " 1619 llarner. F-U140 I9
TUB ALBANY. HOI DOUGLAS : TRANSIENTS
ocomiuo > UtJ ; best of table borvL F 1I1M lip
FOR RBNT-DIIHK IIOOM IN flltOUNU FLOOR
nfllci * , lire building ; wutrr , steam heal , rleetria
light unit Jinllor rrtlce. Apply to Superin
tendent. Itc > > building. l-l "
rou RENT Tin : -RTOIIV iiuicic P.UILDINO
at 51 ritrnam HI Tlil litit'dlng linn n fireproof
e m nl liaxmcnt ; nalcr on nil floors ; gti , rtu.
Apply nt the ofllce of The lift. 1 110
uTTi :
One large corner room , 2d Hoot , with \nult nr.J .
private office , water , etc.
Ono large front room , 2it Moor , < M\l2cd Into tire
rooms by partition ; water , etc
One l r e corner room. ? J I'.oor. Rlthaur ,
water , etc.
One front room , ctltldcd by r > nrtltlon , 3J flwr.
One corner room , with \milt , 3d floor.
Ono Urge room , 3d float , with partition dividing
It Into one low room mid two smaller private
roams ; water , elc.
Two In rice ground Uoor roomi , fronting lif.i SI. ,
with \aull.
Severtl small rooms en 41 li floor , with MHiltn.
All these rooms are heated with fleam , electric
llEht * , . supplied Hh flrM-cla s Jinltor ser\le.
Electors run 'lay nnd all night ; bulldlmc
strictly nreprcof. Apply to Superintendent.
Hooiii 1CI. ne building. 1-1M
"roii TRACKAGE. TRANSFERRING AND
iletk room , apply to the Aultman Tnjlnr
Machinery Co. , N , E. cor , 5tli nnd Jaekvn t * .
. \mvr.H
WANTED , noon AOINTS. LADIES on
Kent * . ; bis money. 4C-4 ) FaMon block.
19 AOENTH TO SELtTMEOiriNi : : A DO1.LAR
bottle for 23 cents ; . ll * on oicht : pocd mwv
fur the HKht man. 23 South Main St. , Council
llluITi , In , J-31C-15 *
WANTED. SOMI : GOOD ursTLERS : EN-
pemes paid. Cnll or nddrcin O. I. . Onkos , 161 (
Hurt St. J-1TO 1C *
WA TKIJ TO HiXT. :
JAPANESE YO'.tNO MAN WAN'IS A Fit-
nl.h/ room In a rcjp clnblo house , with nr
without board ; nitir Ihn bunlner * rrnC'r pre
ferred ; state tcinis , Address J C6 , lie * .
K M121 1 * *
WANTED. GOOD HOARD FOR FAMILY OF
four , Including child of 10 ; UUCP bed rooms
required ; two rmift be largo ; private family
preferred. Address J CO , Dec. K M1B1 IT'
STOHAOE.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
0.-910 ( Jones , Knornl storage and for nnllnir.
M 4C.1
OM. VAN & STORAGE ? in Ui FARN'M. TEL IMS
AVANTinTo niiv.
i'AY $13 l Il run I..KTTRU w ror
In Soda Mint cum. J 3. , H : * . N-S5MS-
WANTRD HIST not'si : AND LOT TO in :
had for J6W. F. DVe.id , ICIh and Uouglah.
OMAHA SAVINfIS HANK ACCOUNTS
UUc amount and price to J * 7 ,
N M11S W
HOUSE AND UARN TO MOVE. F. D. WEAD.
N 143-17.
WANTRD , SP.COND-HANO lllt'VCI.n St'ITA-
bis for boy 9 yours old ; give prlC'1. tnil < p , otc.
Address J C3. Use. N-.M19J 17
PO1I SAI.K
UEDROOM SUITS. FOLDING REDS AND ALL
kinds of household Booilc , to quit mrMnrAi ; nn
reasonable offer refused. Neb. Furniture Co. .
710-12 N. 1C t h st. O-73i AS
CHATTEL MORTGAGE. AUCTION SALE OF
furniture and carpets nt 117 No. 15th Kntnrdny ,
Mar. 13. at 2 p. m. 0 M1M IS *
FOIl .SAIK MI.SCliLLANKOUS.
HOHSR CLIPPING MACHINRS , KNIVES AND
repairs , all standard makes , on hand ; srlnd-
Ing razors , yhrnrs , clippers ; prompt terUce.
A. T Undelar.il. Q-M87C
1'UIin PLYMOUTH HOCK ROOS FOP. BRT-
llngs ; We ; roosters. { l.W. .932 North : eth.
eth.Q9S3
Q-9S3
HEKD SWKCT TOTATOKS , tt.50 I'KH I111L.
Theodore Williams , 17th and Military Ave. ,
Omaha , Neb. Q-M.-S6 Ma:7
NOAH pnniw. JOHHRII AND WIIOLRSAL.R
dealer In sewer pipe and stoneware. 4477
Dodge street , Omaha Neb. Telephone WX > .
_ _ Q MOT A !
CJIICKKN. HOO AND * LAWN FKNCKS ; iTJ.
wire ; ! < best. Wire Works. 14th and
Q JW
FOR SALR-ONR OF THD I1RST DAIIUKS IN
the city. Genuine baiRaln. Inquire J. I
Kemp Feed Co. , Z7th and Jjoavenwoith.
Q-M39J
FOn SALE. AHOUT 40.000 5ND HAND ST.
Louis fire brick and 33.000 building brick , nluo
Itollerx , enRlne and brlr't machinery. Wm J ,
Welshans. City Hill. 'Phone 237. Q Men
FOR SALE. THE F.LKOANT BAR FIXTURES
of Palmer house saloon. L. C. Hrown. Grand
Island , Neb. Q M7C9 AS *
HOQ ANT ) POULTRY FENCE : HKTTER THAN
wire nettlnff. Fine Fawdust for floors. Tel 43S.
901 DouKla . 0-11H
LARGE IRON SAFE. $17500. WILSON . <
Morse Shoe Co. , 12th & Howard. Q M127 17 *
BLACKHEADS AND WARTS. HOW TO RB-
mo\e , I3c. C > TUS Gray , P. O. box 94 , rten-
nett , Pa. Q M1M A1S
GOOD SHCOND-HAND RRMINOTON TITR-
wrlter. No. 2 , $33.00 cash. J C3 , Hep.
Q Mill ) 20
ROOD UPRIGHT PIANO FOR BALE. APPLY
270S Rrlrtol Ftrcet. Q M17S 2) )
DR. A. WHEELED. PALMIST AND AST ° P'
room . Crelrhton h'k. B-M1M Mil *
MASSAOK , nATHS , ETC.
LAURA RLLTKON. 119 N. IGth ( upstairs ) , nom
12 , Turko-ltualan and pltln baths. ma rnie.
T-M102 19
MRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGR HATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth , IIP
rtalrs. T M109 20 *
MMR. AMES. MASSAGE AND BATHS. IC23W
Howard sti-eet.
T-MIM 21 *
1IMR. SMITH. 118 N. 15TH ST. , STEAM AND
alcohol baths T MHO 21 *
I'KHSO.NAL.
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUULCS. S46-8 JIER
UUc ; physician consultation or health book free.
I T AF.fi
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRRSSED AND RR.
paired ; day or night ; dress Bulls for hire.
Pantorlum , N. R. Cor. 14th and Farnarn. Tel.
963. U-467
JIORSKS CLIPPKD. SHORT NOTIfE ; ONLY
lectrlo clippers In city. Tel. 66 , McCormac &
Uaunley , 14lh & Howard. U-430
LADIKS. HAVR YOUR HAIR DRE.'SED HE-
fore BOlnc downtown fins
nt the halrdrerslns
parlors of Mme. G. Payne. 2301 Lea\enworth
St. tel. 1SC3 nrtlstlo
; ; minlcuilnir , superfluoua
hair nnd facial blemUhes removed with uac
tricity ; strictly prUatc. U-M847 All *
QUICKEST AND T1KST PRINTING FOR LEAST
money. H. G. Hearsey , IWj Farnam. 'Phone
2060. U M997 10 *
RRFINBD DKSCRRirr LADY WISHES Ac
quaintance of Kentleman who would asft ! her
llnanclally. Address J 59 Ilee. U 140-16 *
LADlis. DO YOU DKSIIli : A LOVKLY COM-
plexlon , beautiful bust and perfect health ?
Write mo for tioDklets. ilercrlptlro of new arti
cles that nlll secure these If anything In the
world can : no lotions. II , D. Williams. Hex
67 , Fouth Omaha , U-177 22 *
KLONDYKRRS : JOIN Ol'R "HAU" PAY
tlrub Stake" party. Send ftamp for large map
and particulars. Pioneer Klondike Tranipnr-
tatlon Co. , Room 12 , Security HulIdlnB. nrSt. .
I-ouls. Mo. U M1S4 17 *
-MOXKV TO LOAX UICAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , IMS Farnam St. AV 46S
6 PER CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS.
Ounln lrc . . 1613 Farnam St. W M47I
WANTED , CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS.
II. C. Petera & Co. , U. 8. Nat'l Hank UldR.
i
MONEY IANUn ON MPROVEP RRAL RS-
tate In Omaha , Council Hl'ifU ' & South Omaha.
W. H. TUomu , 03 First Nat' ! Bank , Omaha.
W-473.
jico.ooo.oo SPFCIAL : FUND TO LOAN ON
first-class lmpro\ed Omaha property , or for
building purpose * . Fidelity Trust company.
W-47T
7L" "
ANTHONY LOAN ft TRUST CO. . S15 N. T. L" ;
quick money at low rate * for choice farm UnJ
In Iowa , northern MUsourl , eastern Nebraska.
W-47J
PRIVATE MONEY. WEAD. 1 TH * kfl.
W K10-A- *
LOAN ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1520 Far-m.
W-IC '
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA "
real estate. Hr nnan-Lo\e Co. , 21 * S. ICth.
\V-470
6H t'EB CENT MONET. BEMIS.
Jt tT A * TT
4 m
.MlKV TO I.OAJI-C1IATTK1.S.
IM TO t1it.X ( TO LOAN OM
HOPHKIIOLtJ ninNITUUK AN'tl I'l.VNO ? ,
\VArtONS AND rAIlHIAllliS.
iot'SK niH-Kirrs. irrc.
at lowest rnln in
Omnhn , Mouth Omaha nnd Council Illuffn ,
No rrimiviil of pu-lii Mildly cnnnienthl yvil
can rny the loan oft at nny time or In nr.y
amounts.
OMAHA MORTUAOK .VAN CO.
3" outl Wih > < t
THK OLDIMT. LAnOHST ATD'JNLT IVCOIt-
IVIIATEO LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
OMAHA.XKJ
XKJ
TO nr.r IN on OUT OF iifsiNias ao ro J
J. illbwin , 511 First '
_ Nat'l Ilnnk. Y 43
LIVi : STOCK COMvTlSSION FIUM loUTlt
Omaha , wnntn man with laric capital for pirt-
nerj 1-udncM ihomuslily e < tablUhed : t f r-
encca ( Irst-clnss. Uox 413 , Onialu. Y 1IJ2J
J. I. WATT. IIUILDHIt AND CIKNI.'IIAL .IO1I
blng. 2 + 15 KmtnH slriv' Y M537 A2 *
' '
iixonpTioN.uToi'T'oTiT't'NiTY ron niriirl'
party to open nn exjlitflvs family hctcl snl
apartment hui e for railroad arrl depot em
ployes on South ICIh street. Omaha , wltiln two
liloiku of the new llurllniitun nn.l t'nlm I'a-
clllo ilepot , new hullllnjf contains to largf
ro < | m ; nr rmtnrtlallrr.s for nlwut MO jiersotix ,
ttlll lea c for term to retponslllc partv hn his
capital to furnish and rontlk'l n nrnt-cliss
IiUce. II Bl , nee. Y CTO
1'iti.vTiNo ro. DoiNfi IXTINSIVI : iifs
Innssvnti I ! > imrlner'nlth hu 'nes" nhllltv i-
fiCOO rnjh. J. J. nihson. OH First Nat 'llnlc
"IdK. *
r nsTfLA ss nitct M A N t -
plant for cue-half nttual vam. | . AiMrers Coin-
mt'iclfll Nitlonal IMnk. Fremont. Neb
Y-MTS3 a
rOU IU5NT. nLACK MITII AND WAOON
.linji , In n Komi ( rnillnB town ; lll icll the
Mock. K. II. Otto. Oilva , la Y M317 I7
' ' " " ' " " ' " " '
or ol'r-tii.ir * 'neAtly"jiiVn"tVJ"R"o'"lieB'rii j'
r.03 . '
F.irnoin.
'Phone 20CO Y MMS 10 *
IIAUNis. : AND .
rent limn. Knutern Nehrn-kn. J. .1 , C.lb'c
514 Plrat NatM. ll.ink. V-1.M-2I.
S\LI : . niNiii.\L :
rtrre In n pra'pcrous locillty : n splendid up-
pnitunttj for the right narty. Fir pHrtlculari
rlt to ci. D. Preoj , Hugi > . Cole
Y-Mf.7 21 *
RiSTAItR.\NT : FOU SAI. 21fi N iril ST
Y-1IS 2 : *
Nini NKAV RfSTAl'ItANT ROOD
; LOCA-
tlon ; (200. ( J. J. Hlbson , S14 1st Nnt'l. llarlc.
Y-MI79 21
HiST FARM IN PLKIIORN VALLEY ! ! 3 A ,
J.V ) pel ncre ; Inc. J2.300 equity fir niiP'Imndlip
< ockJ. . .1 , ( Slhion , : ,14 First NationIlnnk !
1" < 1 .
Y-M1S1 24
MANTIID. TO OPB.v ICO I1IIANCII OPFIC'IM ;
n Ki-oulnjr uheat fjndlcntp. Ad ln > * for uoils-
let , Lock Hex ST2 , Aberdeen , So. Dak.
Y Mt ! 17 *
ire INVTOTRD KNAHLK1 ? YOf TO JOIN i\- :
terprlse now vielrtlns IM pr cent monthly :
no slock or Klondike pchrme ; snfo , pia"tlrnl
nieces' . Piivld Sloane , 110 St. I'aul St. . llilt1-
more , Md. Y M1SB 17 *
mrrrnu THAN KIXINOIKI : rn
small or Inrso capltHl wHhlnK to mal'e Inroat-
mentn thlt prumlip Inree lettirni nlmulil nd-
iln-aa or call on L.V. . Tulleys. C-.un-ll HlMT- ,
la. Y M197 .VC
KOIl RXCIIAXGU.
FOR TRADE. ELEGANT HOME ON PARK
a\cnup for fntm In eastern Nc1na ltn
orve tern -
ern lown. Irennnn-Lo\e Co. , 215 South lOih
Mreet. Z-MS42 17
UOT. CLTIAR. FOR GOOD FAMILY HDRSK. .
Address J M. Ieff. 55-112 16
FOll SAM2 HI3AL ESTATE.
KRONTZC I'LACI ! DARQAIN ? , $2,500. W.7.V1 TO
tC.500. J. J. Olbson , 514 First N'at. Uank UldR.
RH- ISO
LOTS , FARMS. L\NDS , I.OAN3 ,
also lire Insurance , llemls , 1'axton blk.
blk.Rn,482
FOLfXJWINO DKSITtAIlLK PROPERTY : I3USI.
ness lot corner. COxloO ft. . In So. OmaJia , ptivd.
Mu'lne i lot , 60x150 feet. Improved , South Omaha ,
street paved.
Tract (24 ( lots ) , 36th St.
Tract (20 lots ) 30th St.
For partlculam apply 1012 Farnam St.
RE-DC4
NF.W. MODERN n-ROOM COTTAOE. LARGE
lot. 1300 cash , balance to milt. Address O 33
Dee. RE MP3
FOR SALE. NEAT COTTAGE ON OOOD
paxed stieet : only ll.COOj easy terms. Rrennan-
Ijove Co. . 219 South IGth street. RE MS11 17
8NAPS-43XC6 FEET ON 1STH NEAR DODfJE
street , suitable for 2 brlrk house" , jirlce S2.700-
66x132 fet with brick house. N. . E. comer
20th and Cumlnr streets , price JC,0"0. J. N
Frenier , opp. old P. O. RE M304
FINE IRRIGATED LANDS WITH WATER
rlfrht en 10 years' time at 6 per cent : a chance
of n lifetime ; write for book describing land :
In connection with this we do a Reneral real
estate nnd loan bui. Wyoming Development
Co. . 1624 Capitol Ave. , Omaha. L. L. Johnson ,
agent. RE Mill M2V *
UNENCUMBERED MODERN OMAHA RE8I-
dcico for sale or trade for Improved Iowa
farm. Addrc s H 34. Ree. ItE 732-A1"
S ACRES ON NORTH OMAHA BOULEVARD.
S2.MO. J. J. Gibson , C14 First National Bank
Bide. RE-M7M 19
FOR ( SALE. 133 ACRES RICII ROTTOM LAND
In Iowa , opposite South Omaha : 32 ncres under
cultivation most of balance heivy timbered and
wooded : $18 nn icre : n tun bircaln ' \ M
Hnker , 107 Dearborn * t. , Chlcaffo. RE MS79 ]
REST FRUIT FARM IN ALL IOWA. 8 ; ACRES.
3 miles Co. Rl'jffa , $ " ,500. Improvements rout
price asked. J. J. Gibson , 514 FlrM Nat. R ! ( .
RE M7d4 18
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE AND NICE GARDEN
patch , close In $1,200 : small paymentr. W. H.
Gate * . CIS N. Y. Life. RE-llJt 1C
MAKE MR AN OFFER ON TWO LOTS IN
Walnut Hill addition. Oscar Oroshell. Salt
Lake. Utah. RE M7C8 A9 *
9-R. HOUSE AND 33-FT. FRONTAGE 1V4 [
blocks from I * . O. , , COO. RE-M1 9 ID
SHOHTHAXD A.VD TYI-KWHITKIIS.
A. C VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
nnd Tj'pewrltlns , 717 N. Y. Life , offers the fol
lowing advantages : Individual Instructions Dlby
exp rienced teachers and skillful stenographers ;
up-to-date methods ; touch system of typewrit
ing If preferred : participation In actual work ,
for which studenU receive pty ; monthly Pay
ments. 745
A.r OMAHA ULJS.COLLlsaE. JCTH & DOtGI ! \S
-IW
OMAHA SHORTHAND COLLEGE. ROYD'S '
theater. M100 M24
SHORT-HAND. UP-TO-DATE , TAUGHT 1--
court reporters. Ooyles' School , 403-5-7 , Uee - -
LOST.
REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKKD IP
tlio black VPhPt blouse coat taken from clotlics-
prcsa on Ihlrfl floor of Mndlfon hotel Is returned .
to Davlea' Millinery store. 1511 DouRlni St.
Lout M124 17 *
STRAYED OR STOLEN. 1 ROAN MULEY COW ,
near calving ; 1 IlKht red muley sprlnBer , Lei
mo know where they are and receive reward.
E. 8. Jester , 2211 Rurt st. , Omaha.
Lost-Mill 17
FI.VA\CIAL.
LIFE INSURANCE POI4CIES HOUflHT TOR
cash. Richard Herzfeld. 171 LaSallc St. . Chi
en so Ml F3i _
MKDICAL.
LADIES ! CHIOHF-STini'S ENGLISH PENNY
royal Hills ( Diamond brand ) are the best ; safe
reliable ; take no other ; send 4c stamps for par
tlcularx , "Relief for Ladles. " In letter by re
turn mall ; at druggists. Chlcheyter Chemlca
Co. , Philadelphia , I'a. Mention Ilee.
EXPOSITION KHOXTAOES FOH HEXT ;
GROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION "
] ' , emls , Paxton I11U. 4S9
sTnxonn.\FiiEiis.
WE SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
Stenographer * freo. The Smith-Premier Type
writer Co. Telephone. HS4 490 )
IIICVCLES.
FOR II YOU CAN GET YOUR WHEEL CLEAN
d and adjusted. Om BlcjcJe Co'v. 1'hone
653 A4
FURMTUnE PACKED.
M. 8. WALKIN , 2111 CUMINO. TEL. 1331.
4SI
11RICK.
LOUISVILLE BRICK CO. . B'D TRADE : tel. 1ST
340 M23 *
MUSIC.
PKIKUSEN'S M'.ISIC SCHOOL : PIANO , VIO
tin , u.andolln , Kulur , zither ; German metlii
_ ClJ'Sheely "block : terms reasonable.S36Api
I'AWXIIROKKRS.
-
II. UAROWITX LOANS MONEY. 418 N. I Tl .
> C I
I.M1'1. : YJ1K.\T OKFICti.
Ji-
CITY EMPLOYMENT" lll'ttEAr. UI7 FARNAM
Jtrtel. Itonnn 5 nnl 1. T.'l , 1404 4 1
SALE Of CONSIONMENT HOt'HEIIOLD
od Wr > ! nrfd < iy * til lllllhl yl 10 n. in. and
p. m. 710-12 Njtltth st. Nth. Furniture Co.
MTS3 A10
TYPEWRITE ! ! ! * TOIWJIENT HOO I'KR MONTH
T.ie Snilth-rreml r Tipeurlicr Co. . lt3 Far-
nsm St ; telephone.'KM. 431
DRESSMAKING , FAMILIES. 2301 DAVENPORT
277 M22 *
EXPERIENCKD DRI SMXKER WANTS SI'.W-
Inc by day In families. J . Ilee. Ml 15 *
FOU HEM' .
IUJILDING , 31'ITACI.E FOR HOTEL : SO
rooms nnd tares ure room ; central location ,
llemlV. Pnxton Iltk ! M
I'OS'lUKl-'ICK .MIT1CE.
( Should be rta < \ DAILY by nil Interested
as changes irriy occur nt any tlmi1 )
Korolsn niallb for the wce s cnillns March
19 , UDS , will ca3 : ! ( PnOMI'TLY In nil
oases ) ut the sencrul iioitollloj ns fol
lows : 1'ARCJiI.S I'OST .MAILS close one
hour earlier thnn cmln ; tlma shown
blow.
TriuiNAlliinllitiiilli. .
SATfllDAY At S n . m. for NETHUtt-
LANOS I dlrtt't. per s. . Hiinnriultni , vli
Hottcrdnm I ( letters mu t liu illr ptei ! "per
Sjnnrnilam" ) : nt S it , in. for QKNOA , per
' P. s. Kaiser \Vllhelm 11 ( letters must ba
"por Knls'rMlliclm 11" ) : nt 9
a. in. ( tupplementary 10CO : a. m. ) for KU-
ROPK , Pr s. . K'rurl.i * . vl.i Querns *
fnvn ; at 11 a. in. for XOKWAV dhect ,
per B. a. Norge ( letters must he directed
"per Xoiijo" ) .
I'P'N'TEO MATTER. ETC. "Icrimn steamers
sailing en Tuesdays tnlfp Prlt.ted Matter , etc. ,
fin1 Gein.nr.y , ami t-'peclul.y Adrs ! cd Printed
Matter etc , for other pirn cf Eurrpt. Anier-
Icnn onJ While Star steamers on Wednesdays ,
German Manners on rhurjjnya. nml Cunard ,
French niV Oiinnn ttcimeis nn P.iturdays take
Prlntid Mallei "tr. . toi u.l vV.u.nncn 'or Ivluch
they are aii\ertlcrd to c r : > nml , .
After Cie clmlnc 01 the RurDlenientnry Trans-
Atlar.Tc Malii named nbo\ " . additional supple-
iicntr.iy njiill < nrt cpenoii ( .r. the piers of the
American. E.iKll h , French and German te.im-
cri. nnl remiin onen until Hit-n ! ! Ten Minutes
of the hour c : fal'.mi ; ot steamer.
Mulls for South nnd Conlrnl Algerian.
\Vfit Iiiillrn , KU > .
m'USPAV-At 2:30 : a. m. for BRAZIL
and LA PLATA COUXTIIIHS. v.'n Illo
.Iiinolro , per s. s. Astl , from Phlladelphl.i
( letters must bs directed "per Antl" ) ; at
11 a. in. ( supplementary 11SO : a. m. ) for
\ rj\u , ur.ijuiiu CUHACAO. per ? . s.
AVnozucl.i ( letters for Colombia , vl.i Cura
cao , must be directed "por Venezuela" ) ;
at 1 p. m. for JAMAICA , per f. s. Ar-
dandhu ( letters for Belize. Puerto Cortes :
and Guatemala must be directed "per Ar-
dandhu" ) .
FIIIDAV At * * 7 p. m. for XASSAU , X. P. .
per p. s. Miami , from Ml.unl , Fla.
SATURDAY At 0-30 a m. ( gupp'cmontnry
10 a. m. ) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CllOIX.
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS ,
per s. s. Carlbbee ; at 10 a. m. ( supple
mentary 10:30 : a. m. ) for FORTUXK
ISLAND. JAMAICA , SAVAXILLA nnd
CAHTHAGHXAper s. s. AllPKhany ( let
ters for Costa Rica must bo directed "per
Allechany" ) ; ' at ln-30 n. m. for CAMPK-
CHK. CHIAPAS.'TABASCO ' and YUCA-
TAX , per . . . s/s' i _ _ _ Seneca _ , , _ _ , ( letters for other
"parts of Mexico and for Cuba must be dl-
rected "per 'jSuiieJca" ) ; at 10:30 : a. m. for
HAITI , pur .e.i S.I Prln.t Wlllem I ( letters
for Venezuela. Cjiracao , Trlnlclnd. British
and Dutch Guiana must be directed "per
Prlns \ > iiiuii- " j. at j / : .ma. . m. for BIIA-
55IL , and IA PL , TA COUNTUIKS. per s.
s. Coleridge-viaiPernambuco , Bahla and
Rio Janeiro ( IcttoVs for North Brazil must
be directed J'pcrj ColerldRe" ) ; at 10SO : a.
m. for PKRNA3IBUCO , per s. s. Handel !
( letters musk bedirected ) "per Handel" ) ;
at 11:30 : a. ra. ( supp'ementary 12 m. ) for
NASSAU , NP. . ! and SANTIAGO DE :
CUBA , per . s.l Saratoga ; at 8:30 : p. m.
for NEWFOUNDLAND , per steamer from
North Sydney : at 8:30 : p. m. for ST.
PII3RRE MIQUHLON , per steamer from
SUNDAY At C ium. for PROORKSO , per
s s. San Domingo ( letters , f orother parts
of Mexico , must be dlrectMl ' 'per Sani Do-
minBO"j ; at " 7 p. m. for NASSAU. N. P. ,
per s. s. Miami , from Miami. Fla.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer , close nt thN ofllc' dally at
SSO : p m. Malls for Miquelon. by roll to Bos
ton and the ice by uteamcr. dote at this office
dally at 8:30 : p. m. Malls for Cuba close at
this ollice dally at 7:00 : a. m. for forwarding
by steamers = r.lntr ! ! ( Monnars ana Thursdays )
from Port Tampa. Fla. Mails for Mexico City ,
overland , unless specially addressed for dispatch
by steamer , olote at this office dally at 2SO :
a. m and 2:30 : P. m. "Registered mall closes
at :0 : p. m. previous day.
Trnnn-Pnclflc Mall * .
Malls for China. Japan and Hawaii , per s.
China ( from San Francisco ) , close here
dally up to aiarch 17th at fi:30 p. m.
Malls for Australia ( except those for West
Australia ) , mhlch are forwarded via Eu
rope , New Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI and 6a-
moan Islands , per s. s. Moana tfrom San
Francisco ) , close hero dally up to March
18 at 7 a. m. . 11 a. m. and 6:30. : p. m. ( oren
on arrival nt New York of s. s. Campania
with British malls fcr Australia ) . Malls
for China and Japan ( specially addressed
only ) per s. 8. Empress of India ( from
Vancouver ) , close here dally up to March
21 nt 5:30 p. m. Malls for the Society
Islands , per ship Tropic Bird ( from San
Francisco ) , close hero dally up to March
23 at 0:30 : p. m. Malls for China nnd Japan ,
per s. s. Victoria ( from Taconia ) , close
here dally up to March * * 27 at C:30 : p. m.
Malls for Hawaii , per s. s. Zealandla ( from
San Francisco ) , close here dally up to
March 31 at G:30 : p. m. Malls for Australia
( except Went Australia ) , New Zealand , Ha
waii and FIJI Islands , per s. s. Mlowera
( from Vancouver ) , close here dally after
March * ' 18 and up to March 31 at 6:30 :
p. m.
TransPaclflcmalls are forwarded to port of sail
ing dally and tr-a schedule of closing U ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit. "Registered
. uvriuiiu iitanaii.xic&ieicic : * * mall
closes nt C p m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postolllce , New York , N. Y , , March , 11.1S38.
UAIMIOADS.
eURLlNQTON & MISSOURI
River Rallioad 'The Durllnfr-
Burlington ton Route" General Oftlces. N.
W. Cornir Tenth end Famam
Streets. Ticket Office. 1501
Route Farnam Street. Telephone 230.
Depot , Tenth and Meson
StreeU. Telephone 128.
Leaie. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings and
McCook . . . . . . .7. . . . . . . . 1:3 : ! am 3:35 : am
Lincoln , Denver. Cole
rado. Utah , California ,
Hlack Hills. Montana
ant Puget Sound 4S3pm : 4:05 : pro
Lincoln Local 7:00 pm ' 7:40 : pm
Lincoln Fast Mail 3:53 pin * * n:40 : am
Denver , Colorado , Utah.
California and Pugct
Sound ll:55pm : ll:33pm :
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITT. ST. JOSEPH
Burlington & Council Bluffs Rnllroad
- '
'The Uu'llncton Route"
Ticket Ollice. 1502 Farnam
Route Street. Telephone 230 Tepot.
Tenth and Mason Btreels.
Telephjne 13.
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day _ Ex , . , 9:03 : am 5:41 : pm
Krnsaa City NIM Ex. . 10:00 : pro 0:80 : urn
Dally. ,
, nURLINQTON &
Burlington Railroad "The Burl-
Route" Ticket Oltlce.
117 Farnam Street. ne
Route tj ( ! . Depot , Tenth and on
Suetts. Telephone 128.
Leave. Arrive.
VestlbuW Bx. . 5:03 : pm 7:55 : am
ChlcRKQ Express.J. . . . * . . 9 , : , am lil5Pm
Chlcairo & St. Lnuls I x 7:45 : pm 7:5j : am
PacificT Junction Uocal. . * ll:50 am J rm
Fast Mall 2:50 pm
ChlcaRO Special..f * 12:03 : nm WM pm
Dallv. Dally * exc pt Sunday.
UNION. PACIFIC-'THE OVERland -
land Route" General Offices. RN. .
E. .Corner Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office. 1302
Farnam Street , Telephone : ; ii.
? Depot , Tenth and Mason -Streets.
V Telephone US-
' USLeave.
Leave. Anlve.
The Overland Limited"
for Demer. Salt Lafce ,
western point * 8 : 0 am 4:45 : pm
The Colorado Special ,
for Denver nnd all
Colorado points . . . . . . ni:5S pm 7:00 tn
Fast mill train for
Salt Lake , I > aclllo
const and all western
points * 4:5i : pro 7.00 m
Lincoln. Beatrice and
Stmmsburr Uxprets . , 6:00 pm M120 : pm
Fremont. Columbus , '
Norfolk' . Grand II-
land and Kearney * 4Hpr :
Orand ItUnd KM > rea , , " 5:00 : pm. * ll20 ! pm
Dally. Dal'y y-xcept Sunday.
Cornell Illuff * Lo al Waves , 4:41 : a. m. ; 1:50 :
B. in. : 7:10 : a , m. : ! f ; 0 a. in. : 19SO : a. in. ; I:1S :
P , m. ; 4:35 : P. in : 5.U p. tn , . k:20 : p. ro. ; l'l i05
p. m. Arrives ; -M a. m , : ft : a. m. : f.K : a. i ;
m. : llSO a. in. . 3-.ll p. ro. ; 5:10 : p. m. ; :30 : p. a.n.i ; J '
$ . - , p , m.4 IO-U lm. . j i
,
* , ' > ,
. ( Continued. )
CIIICAOO , 8T. I'Al'U MINNI5-
| Hills A Omaha Hallway
llencrul Olllfef , Nchra ka ! ' !
Mslon , Fifteenth nnd Wb tiT
Streets , City Ticket Orllce ,
INI Farnam Htreet , Telephone i
t . Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Street" . TeleJ
| > hon Ills.
Leave. ArrUe.
Sioux City Accommoda , , . : &o tin S:20 : pm i
Sioux city Accommoda. . 9:30 : am sM inn
Illalr , I'mersjn , Slou <
City , 1'onca , llartlng-
ton and llloomlleld , . . * 1:00 : rm * * 11:53 nm
my , Mpnkalo , St.
Paul , tflnneVpollV'.7r * * ' * 3iU pm 8:21 : nni
Emurron Parsenxrr * 3:10 : jini * SMS am
Dally , Dally except Sunday. .Siindiy
nnlv. Thl train stop * , at stations Florenm
to SouIh Itlalr. Inclusive , 8undas only ; on week
clays. South 1'lnlr only.
CHICAGO & NOIITIIWEMT-
ern Railway City Ticket Of
fice. H'l Farnam Street. Tclf-
phone list. Depot , Tenth and
Mifon Streets. Telephone 12' ,
77 t.T" : . . . i.-me. AITIVV.
iMylliiht Chicago Spe
cial 7:01 : um ' 11:53 : pm
Msourl Valley , Hloux .
City. SI. 1'nul nnd
Minneapolis C:4i : ) am * iO:4J : pm
Mlvourl Valley , Slout
, , Clty > * 7:40 : nm 9T : > p.n
Dentilson , Carroll , Wnll
Lake , fram llrnndnny ,
Council lilurfs : oo am Sr : > nm
Eastern
EXPITM , Des
Cid r Rarlds. ChkiiKo. 10:30 : am 4:33 : pm
Atlantic Fljer. Chlcntro
and En lit * 4:13 : pm < : U pin
Fn t Mail. Chlcaso to
Omaha
3:10 : pm
Missouri
Valley Hlnux
City , M. I'nul. Mlnnc-
npolw Limited < 4:3pm : M50 am
Omaha-f'hlciiKo Spechl. . r:4'i : pm s:30 am
Daily. Dallv t.cpt Sunduy.
. ILKUOIIN AND
Mlw. uri Valley I'aiinnj ricii.
eral Offices , United .states Na
tional llanlc IlulldliiR , South-
nest turner Twelfth und Kar.
natu Streets. Ticket Ollice ,
UOt Pat mm Ktieet. Tvlephono 661 , Depot , Klf-
Kcntli and Wcluter wirec'iu Telephone H5S.
I axc. ArrHc.
IllacU Hills , Dcndwood
und Hot Springs * SCO : pin 5:00 : pm
W > omlntr , Cafpar nnS
DouKla * . 3:00 : pm 3:00 : pm
llastltas , Yolk , Uaxld
I Ity , Superior , Oenevi *
Kxeler nnd Pewanl. . , . 3:00 : pm 3:00 : pm
Norfolrf , We < t 1'olnt nnd
Kiemoni 7:30 : nm 10:23 : nm
Lincoln , Wahoo nnd
Frvmonl > 7iO * *
: nm 10 2 > nm
Fremont I ocal * 7:10 : nm
Dally. Dally except Sunday. * Sunday
rnly. Dully -xcepl Saturday. Dally
exceot Monday.
1'AHASH RAILROAD TICKET
lll > Farnam Street. Tele-
322. Depot. Tenth nnd
ii Htiects. Tclepnne 125.
* Leave. ArrUe.
St. Lul "Cannon Hall"
hfpr , : ; : : ; : : . " . - * * * pm11:30 : am
SIOUX C1T1 & PACIFIC RAII ,
road General Offices , United
States National Dank Ilulld-
ln , S. W. Corner Twelfth ami
Fnrnam Streets. Ticket Ofllce.
1401 Farnam Street. Telephone
Depot , litll and Webster S's. Telephone 4W
Lrfavo. Arrive.
Sioux City , Mnnknto.
St. Paul , Mlnnapoll * fi : 3 pm S:20 : an
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
raclflo Railroad "The Great
Rock Island Route" City
Ticket Office. 13Q3 Farnam
Street. Telephone 428. Depot.
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone IIS.
_ _ _ Leave. Arrive.
Vcstlbuled Express _ . . 4:50 : pm 1:43 : pm
Lincoln , Colorado Bp gs ,
1'uucblo , Denver and
west 1'55 pm 4:25 : pm
C ° ' *
I.aDnedS , . ? ? . . V:00 : pm - IU , am
Atlantla. Express , for
Des Koines and cast-
. . . .points. . . : 7:20nm : 8:50 : pm
"nlStiShlf .1 ? : . ' " * S,4Sp. , " 10:40 : .m
Dally Dally exceot Sunday.
/Z > > CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
, - . _ Paul Hallway City Ticket
IMllWAIIIfFFj Oltlce , 15"4 Famam Street
f rc" / Telephone 284.
" ' c- ' Depot. Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele.
phone 128.
, . Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . S : pm * 8:05 : am
Omaha and Chicago Ex ' 11:00 : am 1:50 : pm
Dally.
! . . . .OMAHA & BT. LOUIS RAILROAD
I PORT IOmaha. . Kansas City & East-
ern Railroad "The
aHTI-IUHl Port Arthur
i Route" Ticket Oince. 1411 Farnam
Street. Telephone S22. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele-
phone 128.
Liave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express 4:35 pm * 11:30 : am
Qulncy Express 5:40 : arc 9:50 : pm
Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
General Offices and Ticket
Odlce. Merchants National flank
Bvilldln * , 1224 Farnam Stieet.
Telephone 104. Depot , Fifteenth
and Webster Street ! . Telephone
1458.
' Leave. Arrive.
KansaV'ind Nebraska
LlmltJd JiO'Pm : pm
Kansat City and S'-
. . . .
Loul. Express :30 : pm 8:00 nm
Nebraska Local 4:30 : pm 0:45 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
Tn.VINMBX'S HISK.
StntiMdc * Show Hint Tlier Arc Ovor-
Gntlmnteil.
It has been estimated , and In fact railroad
men frequently make the remark , that thu
average life ot a man actively engaged In
tralo service U about seven years. In other
words , that they are either crippled up so as
to render them unfit for service again In a
like capacity or are killed on an average In
that time. It has been found by looking
over the records of ono of the leading rail-
roads entering Louisville , eays the Courlcr-
Journal , that this is untrue. During three
years , on one of the busiest roads entering
the city , there were only two killed and IBS
Injured , all of whom were brakcmen except
two , and they were freight conductors who
had ; assumed the duty of brakcmen , one by
making a coupling and the other by assist
ing In unloading freight.
Inw It would seem that Inexperienced men
would be most- apt to get Injured , but the
figures show differently , as Indicated by the
following : Eleven , or 9.56 per cent of the
total number trainmen , were Injured dur
Ing their first year of service ; eighteen , or
12.10 : per cent , were injured who had been In
the service two years ; fifteen , or 11.11 per
cent , had been in the service three year's
twenty-two , or C .S5 per cent , four years
twenty-six , or 20 per cent , five years
twenty-seven , or 21.77 per cent , six years
thirteen , or U.63 per cent , seven years ; five ,
or ; 3.90 per cent , eight years ; three , or 2.4'
per cent , nine years ; five , or 4.1C per cent
ten years , and twelve , or 8.89 per cent , over
ten < years , some of whom bad been In the
service 1 fifteen , eighteen and twenty-two
years.
It will be noted that the largest average o
injuries'occurred after the employe bad been
itV service six years and the figures glvci
would Indicate that employes aa a genera
rule are careful up tothe , time when they
have been in the serVlai three to four years
and then become more carelcs.s until abou
the eighth year of service , when the imllca
tlons show that they again become careful
as those who had worked over ten years
8h
have a very small comparative per cent o
injuries 1 compared with those ube hat
worked six years. With the completion o
the .equipment of all box cars with the Jan
11t ey or automatic couplers , air brakes , etc.
the ! liability of trainmen belns injured
will have been reduced to a minimum ,
Tt
the record goes to show that at least two
thirds of the Injuries were cauied by at
tempting to couple automatic drawbars wit !
a link and pin , to the old-fashioned solid o
skeleton drawbar , which IB very dangerou ,
even to < the mo.it experienced railroad man
Other causes were on account of uneven
drawbars , some being aa much aa three
Inches higher than others. All this will be
rectified with the now law , which rcqu.ires
all drawbars to be ot a standard height ,
great many trainmen were Injured by step
ping upon stones or links in jumping off
to throw switches , etc. , quite a number by
being thrown off on account of the Icy con
dltlon of the tops of cars.
There was one case where a brakeman was
standing near the end ot a car when anothe
cut of cars struck U and he was thrown from
the top of the car to the ground , alighting
squarely upon hU feet and "stovlng him up
severely , as w 111 be readily understood. A fen
were compelled to Jump from the tops of car
In cascu ot derailment. Others had the !
feet mashed by attempting to shove an lti
ir.atlo drawbar over a few inches to etiab !
tt to comu more squarely In contact with th
au'omatlc coupler. This ii one of the serlou
cbjectlors to the automatic drawbar that 1
will not couple readily on a curve and It in
- . -
necraiiry for the tralemen either to putt oir :
of the drawbars over or shove U over with
their feet.
Ono of the rm > . t general rnusoa of pinched
tiRcrs , was on no-mint of ttic pin falling to
, drop . . , all the way down Into the holt * when
, couplingIth a link and pin , The brakcineii
j I linarlably reach over to slvo the pin a start
J I X it Will drop Into the hole , when the cars
, ,
J i frequently roll one way or the other just
, a few I Inches anil CM toll the pin just before
It gels nil thu way down , causing it tn tilt
back and catch the fingers between pin and
end fllll of the car.
A few nero Injured by holding the grab-
Iron | , _ . on the end of car recently added to all
freUht can by an net of congress and at
tempting to make the coupling whrn lung
lumber or bridge iron would he extending
over the rnd of < ho car to bo coupled to , ami
calch their homln butuecn the timber and
end ot the car. However , thte dangerous
method of coupling cars together that have
lading . . projecting over the end * of them
will soon be a thing or the rasit , as It ! a
bocoiulii , ; a general ruin for all companies
nut to permit thu loading of cars In this
iivimicr. Whenever there Is long timber to
load l < the companies icqulro the usd of two
PH instead of one , as heretofore * .
With the taking effect of the new law
compelling railroads to linvc alt cars
equipped with automatic drawbars and have
the drawbars of ritual height from the rails ,
the position of ratlro.nl biukcmen will not bo
uch a hazardous one.
Ho ) ou want a good glass ot Champagne ?
Conk's Imperial Is un extra dry wine with a
cltctous ' , bouquet.
STItOMi HUT WIlOLr.MHIi : .
'nine of 1lio Tnlioonl Onion rt n
llrnltli I'rouKitrr.
As an esculent the onion claims a place ,
lough not generally recognized as worthy
t the honor , eajs the Medical Drluf ; for
nco the refinements of civilization have
oiichcd upon many wholesome tastes and
labtts ot mankind , It has evidently fallen
nto the category ot the condemned.
However , It may not liavo been so tn
arllcr times , whcu the human race was
lore natural , and less subject to restraints
egardlcss of native wants. Perhai Abra-
am , Isaac and Jacob and even Methuselah
light have 'been ' guilty of Indulging In the
ivory bulb , nnd WL do know that when hls-
ory first began to record the habits and
rans.ictlons of our race , Egypt was , as It
s now , a perfect forest of the flowering
nlon. serving energy to build those won-
erful pyramids. And may wu not Imagine
hat Troy fell by the same force , Inasmuch
B Achilles , as he lay sulking In hU tent
or many days , might have been eating
ntons all the time to gather strength to
urst'o Hector all aromid the walls of Troy
nd finally to slay him.
Sulphur being an Important element In
ur corporate being , its functional waste
lust be supplied by nutritive matter de-
'ived from our food , and in all our dietary
. ' seems that nothing affords it more boun-
Ifulty and In more digestible form than the
abooed onion , and this appears to be a pos-
tlve , physiological requirement for the en-
oyment of perfect health.
When properly cooked either boiled , fried
or sewed It is perfectly ijcepared for ccwy
digestion and assimilation , affording the
cblet elements of nutrition , as well as of
sulphur. And when selected as a condiment
at dinner , to bu eaten raw with meat in
small bits , nothing will so well brace the
stomach for Us post-prandial function.
And what Is also remarkable about the
onion , It grows luxuriously whenever nour-
shed by earth and moisture. The theory ot
Maltbus , therefore , that the earth will ultl-
natcly be overstocked with population , may
jo confidently disregarded , as every family ,
though closely packed In close proximity on
mountain , plain or Island of the sea. with
only two or three acres of land , a patch of
onions on one side of the cabin and a pig
stye and cow shed on the other , may llvo in
' ncttinl luxury , There are four varieties of
llui npfdrs the oiilon proper , the nhnllot ,
the lock am ! the garlic , each more or leas
In IHO , the latter , honuvcr , not generally
relished as an esculent. The shallot , untlko
the onion , linn n small bulb , but long succu
lent stem , multiplying Into largo bunches ,
which , wlirn chopped up and fried with
bacon , and an egg or two stirred In , miikm
a palatable dish for an epicure. Hut the leek ,
when propoly cooked , U certainly most
rcllahable , provided the garden culture has
given It suitable tslte and form , which run
only be done by cultivating In trenches ot
rich earth four Inches deep , no as to admit
of drawing earth to the stems as they grow
up ro lid nnd pcifectly bleached to the length ,
of six Inches or more and an Inch or more In
diameter. When these come upon the Ubl
split them opfn , All tl.e crack with butter
nnd a little roll end then with tender meat
and you m.iy dlno like a lloman emperor.
Wo are niiNlou * to do a llttlo good In tills
world and can think ot no pkvisanter or bet
tor way to do It thati by commending Ons
Mlnuto Cough Cure as a prcventatlvo of
pneumonia , consumption and other scrjoiw
lung troubles that follow neglected colds ,
MICIIT 1't'T ' IT MOHK IIAPIMI.Y.
Lady Do Vote Tell me nil the scan * "
dal since I've been away.
Sir Timothy There's licnn no scan
dal since you've been awny.
TOO MtlOH TIIOUIIM3.
I Ynm All v Ul.tmtr.
"Say , Sal , glvo us a kiss ? "
"Wot ? W'y I oh'ud 'avc to tok me
bally 'at orf ! "
I'OI.ITEXESS OF THE MJ\V 1'OUICK.
' From Judy , I
Officer Please ex = use this very Informal Introduction , but I am forced to
request that you accompany me to limbo. Pardon the slang !
THE 11UCK IIUVTEH.
From St. Paul'
Ttte Bait.1
The Trap.
The Suap.
We shall have u to = d dinner oil Sunday.
