'HIE OMAHA DAILY" BEE: vVTfRDAY, FERRfARY 17. 1900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AilTertlscmcuts for their column
trill lie tnLen until I- ui. for the
evcnlns: edition null until MiJKI p. ui.
for mornliitc nml Snnday edition.
llntea, 1 l-2i n mini llrst Insertion
li: a tvnrtt thereof ter. Nutlilnn tuLeii
for less thu,n "". fur the Urst ln.r
tion. These nil ertlseinent must be
run cuiiircutlvelr
Ail ertlsrr-i, ly rrniiestlnit it mint-i
bcretl i-lirrk, can hnve nniiTern uil
ilred to u numbered letter hi eitre I
of Tin- Ilee. Imivi'n so addressed
will be ilellvereil on presentation of I
the ctucL. only.
WANTED SITl VTIONS.
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want one
plniMj ull up tile RemiagWn tyyewrtttr
olllce, ltU3 Farnam st , t'lephouu lJ'l.
A WW
"WANTED-HALE HELP.
WANTED We have tudy work for a tew
gocd hustlers of good habits uud appear
ance. C. F. Adams Co., WIS HowardSl.
WE TEACH the barber trade thoroughly
In short time unit MrnUh each graduate
with a guaranteed position at good wanes.
There are more thun ten burner positions
advertised to one at bookkeeping or short
hand. Write fur free catalogue and par
oculars. Wtatern Barbers' Institute.
Omaha. B-W2
CASH for acceptable Ideas; stite If pat
ented. Address, The 1'atent Record, Bal
timore. Mil. B-906
WANTED manager and agents; salary or
commission, cheapest and .largest line.
Hunter Tailoring' and Shirt Co.. Cliioln
natl. O. B-M116 A'
A YOUNG man attending school desires a
place to work for board; any honest
work. Address Boyles College. 801 bid?.;
tel 13SI. B 13
S picture agents
exponses paid. 13U
B-.MK7
I.eav.
F2S
WANTED In an otllce. a thorouirhly
perten.d Invoke entry rlerk; one experi
ence.! in hamlllnir railway ilulnw pre
ferred. Address X M, Bti. tJ-aW
LIVB, energetlp men to-eollilt membership
for .. mrt,antlle agencv. Good tMy to the
right parties. Address- Room W2. North
ern Ottlrrt building. Chicago, III.
I3-M5IO t7
WANTED. Hnlsher fn electAtype foundry
lr"it Western Type Foundry. Ill Howard
at. , B M.Wl IS
-WANTED, thoroughly competent and ex
pTlencel man as asslstunt bookkei-pi-r.
It Is useless for ntiyone to npfily nnless
thoroughly competent. References re
ijulreil. One wxpeiienced In 'relght claims
preferred. Cull between and 3 anil ." and
h. Ask for superintendent. People's store,
IHth and Furnam. B M3i 11
SALESMEN to sell olllce specialties, nm"
side lines; used bv nil merchants; catalog
frco Model Mfic. Co., Box- B. south Bend.
Ind. B-M5S8 Mlif
WANTED salesman for long established
baking powder nxtmets, etc.: we oner ex
ceptional opportunity give fullv vour ex
perience X 7. Bee Olllce. B MM7 14
WANTED, men to learn barber trmle. only
eight weeks required, special orrer now ror
BrsdHate-4 to work for us. .Vil posliloita
open, new Held, can earn tuition by brlng
four students. Our catalogue axplalnlng
snci l.il offer mailed free. Mnler Colle,
Chlcaio, III. B-.M5U0 22
WANTED, men to learn barber tra-U. free
railroad fare to Denvsr freo board; tools
furnished. nosltlaaH guaranteed. Write
for particulars. Moler R.rb' r College,
representative, Crelghton lllock. Omaha
B M5K4 20
WANTED, canvassers for our Relnholder
S.implPS 2fk The Pver-Rogers Snect.tl-y
Co.. 'Box 301. Detroit. Mich. B M3S3 17
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED 200 girls. 1521 Dodge.
Tel. STd.
C-005
WANTED, competent, young nurpe girl.
call ntJii so. tti strtct. t; IJL
WANTEt,' girl .for general housework,
small family.. Apply at 123 N. 31st uve.
C-303
WANTED, glrr for general housework. Ap
ply 330(1 Leavenwor'h C-M373
WANTED girl ft housework. Mr Lcl
wlch, 1120'j Sherwood ave C M.sW 22
FOIl UIIXT HOUSES.
IF YOJ want your houses well rented place
them with Benewa & Co. D 30i
CHOICE houses,
B. Puyne. tiOl N.
cottages,
Y. Ufe.
stores. Henry
'Phone, 1016.
D 07
HOUSES, stores. Bemls. Paxton
block.
D-90S
FOR RENT. .1323 Blntwy .street, n Hrie
home In a tine locution. ' This hou Is to
bo entirely... renovated; papered nt ten
ant, selection; aiso puinteti otiulde,
Rent $30. per month. Will give ilnwe.
OA1AHA LOAN & TRtST CO .
10th und Douslae" St.
D-JI543
MACCLUtD.Vaa &.Storage.
Tel. 14'.1!.
lSltJ
Cap. Ave.
D-IW9
HOUSES for renf In all parts of the .city,
Brennan-Love Co., 300 So. Uth street.
D-illO
HOUSES for 'rant. J. II,
Y Life. 'PhonoSfe.
Sherwood, 33D N.
D-'JU
HOUSES tOtretlL R. C.
Y. Ltfe .
Pat'erson. 303 N.
. D-aja
FOR RENT. 215 Sc. 29th ave.. 3-room
house, all modern, In good condition. $23
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO
Hith and Douclas St.
D-.M547
J TO 14 rooms. $3 to 130. 34 L. S.
B'k
D-
btdg
-313
FOR RENT, desirable houees
Rlngwult, Barker block.
and tints.
D-311
FOR RENT, modern stsam-heated apart
ment on second floor of Davlilgp Imlldlnir
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1Q2 FARNAJI
D-iiOU
FOU RENT, two nice Hve-room cottages
in same yard. Will bo put In rlrst-cluss
condition: well arranged: cltv water
Will rent to good tenants with refer
encea forJlS arid $15, near 2lth and Cum-
lnr' OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO
Mth and Douzla.o St
0-51510
IF YOU need a tenant list your houses
with W. W Hedges; 509 Paxton block.
D-4S0
5S2 SOUTH 2Sth. 7 rooms, modern, $30 , 3007
Webster, s rooms, bath; 2S22 North ISth. 6
rooms, burn, largff yurd;-also flats. Ring
wait Broa., Barker Block. D 043
FOR RENT. 2912 Seward St.. 6-room cot
tage, city water. 110.
S40 So. 2Sd st., l-room Hut. city water. $10.
23M N. 2fth St.. 3-room house, city water,
sts
20o4 Decatur st.. 7-room houso, city water,
$16.
Will renovate throughout. This is a bar
gMn OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
tilth and Douels St.
D-.M5I3
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Waud. IS2I
Douglas.
D-113
FOR RENT To small family. 7-room cot'
tagn In good rspalr; city water Inside
cistern; coal hed; 22nd and California
bis.. 3. inquire at w. n. loth St. D 43
ALWAYS moving H. II.
Otllce 15im Farnam st.
good. Pianos,
Tel. 1560 or SuX.
D-301
t (Jit Hr.M , two alee seven-room houws
in same yunl. almost opposite Bemls
iHirn; .wi mouttru except ruruavu, am now
be ag puperpl ami painted throughout.
win rent tar, x f.ioti to good tenants
Willi reierijnmM, jt
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO..
Uth" and Dou riui. st
D M5H
FINK modern rosldem e 12 rooms, on motor
Hit. No. 1U Norm th str3i. .1 T
Clarke, 219 Hoard of Trade
PMltaf hj
FOIl
V THRKt
HEAT Ft HX 1SII EO ROOMS.
THRF.E nice rooms for housekeeping, IU3
South Kinvtjntn. k-mko
FURNISHED rooraa, modern,
25 Harney
KHNT-Ft RNISHED ROOM.
D rooms, h'oieek-eplnjt" 2sn st
FIHNISHED ROOMS AND nOAIUl.
THE Morrtam family hotel. Sth and Dodge.
F til
TO 2 aentlemen. In private family.
Marys Ave.
3020 st.
F lt
FOR RENT, a nke south room.
112 S. 15 ft.
T 37,
HAXDSOAIB
wi'h board.
steam heated front room,
WW Capitol avenue.
F-MJ1S 13'
NICE w-irm room,
sired M N' 3$d.
modern .
board If ile-F-5M
16
BOARD with room an I ail mod-m
cor.-Ad-
venlenoes i ,in be Had ui Park ave
ilri?s X 4.'.. Bw, b
MVB IV
FOIl ItB.NT STOItlJS AMI OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In first-class locution;
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters &
Co.. ground floor, Beo bldg. ' l-IfiU
FOR RENT,
each BOW
trackage.
So. Mtli.
brick warehous, two floors,
feet; power elevntors; V I'
Apply Huarmann Bros., 1911
ACK.'IT? AVAXTED.
"LIKE OF MOODY," 0 pages. IllUS..
autliorized edition; best com. arcdlt given.
HUenbuush A Co., Ware bluuK. Omahii;
J I
WANTED agents for "War In South
Afrl-.' or the tory of a brave pV,,P,,e
strugslinir for freed.im. by William Hard
Ins1, the famous author and African trav
eler. Only 11.50. Contains authentic, up-to-date
hUlnrv Hrltlh-Hoor war. Biggest
book. Hundred lllustrtttc.nx. KnormoiH
sale". Endorsed bv Krugfr. Jouhort. etc.
Credit glv-n. freight paid: hlnhe-n com
missions. Outfit free. EnW.ise H two-vent
stamps for malllnir. The Dominion t orn
pany. Dept. H. rhlcao. M-330 20
AG F NTS' BONANZA!
THE IDEA!- POLISH! Cleans and polishes
ANY metul. IVSTING L.CSTER. easy
work. 417 S. Iflth St. J-MSll M12
AGENTS on salary or commission: The
greatest agents' seller nver prijdHcrd;
every user of pen and Ink hnys It on sight;
iiftl to 3W per cent: one agent's, sales
amounted t itiZO In six days; another Pi
In two hours. Monroo Mfg. Co.. X W. I.a
Crosse. Wis. J MSffi ti-
WANTBD. live nsonts everywhere to sell
our new Gus Iimp: a gns plant. hrlKhtsr
llaht than electrlcltv: cheaper thin kero
sene; hundred candle light: cer.f a day:
fullv guaranteed polished br-is ret ills
JS lli money maker Standard Lamp Co.,
lie Michigan St.. Chicago. J MS81 17
STOIIAOE.
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co . 312.
311 Jones, general storage and forwarding.
321
OJf. Van Star. Co . 1511M; Farn.
Tel. 1S.19. SCC.
M-SOT.
I
WAXTKD TO I1UV.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc..
In large or small quantities. Chicago Fur
niture Co.. 1100-10 Dodge. Tel. 202').
N-322
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omaha Savings Bank accounts. Brennan
Love Co., 3D!) So. 13th. N-923
STAMP collections bought.
Paxton Block.
Mortenssn. 301
N IS9 FU
$3,000 TO INVEST In bargains. 1312 Daven
port. N-M710 F23
AMERICAN dealer; uuy secondhand furni
ture and stoves 1713 Cuming. Tel. 1S73.
N-231
ELK TEETH. Albert Edholm.
N. 16th st.. opp. P. O.
Jeweler. 107
N-M377
WANTED Good
vault doors. A.
secondhand, fireproof
K. Smith. Bralnnrd. Neb.
N-MI23 17
WANTED, to buy. four Ki-foot counters and
shelving, suitable for dry goods. F. T.
Toue. City bldg . Council Bluffs, Iowa.
N-1S3
FOR M U.i: HOUSES. MtI.ES, WAGON'S.
top BraoY
V 40. Bee.
for sale, In good
condition.
P MUM
FOR SALE,
weigh 1.000
arload mules. Olenwood. Ia. ;
to i, ion, tat. ready for mar-
ket. S M Estes.
P-3I35T. 517
FOIl s VI.E MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPEST and best oak cribbing and ling
fences. 301 Douglus St. Q 921
CUTTERS of drug prices. Sherman & Ale
Conned Drug Co., 1313 Dodge St. Q 923
FOR SALE.
dru'Kgtsts.
ten'R-I-P-A-N-S for 3 cents at
One gives relief. Q 02i
B. HAAS. Florist. 1113 Vinton St. Tel. 770.
Plants, cut tlowers. boquets, hall, resi
dence, weddings and grave decorations
Orders by mull, or express promptly tilled.
Q-327
INDIAN relics, mounted heads. 1116 Farn'm
Q-33
2DHAND safe cheap. Derlght.
1116 Farnam
Q323
SAFES, buy. sell, exchange. 114 S.
13th St.
Q 330
NEW bicycles Oompletn. $13.30. Neb. Cvcle
Co.. cor. 13th and Harney Q XI671 F23
SlSii WILL buy fine Stelnway upright, cash
or time. Address W 40. Bee. Q MS53
STAMPS for collectors.
Frank Brown. 220H; S.
albums, supplies.
13th.
Q-M 126-17
NEW bicycle tires. $2.23. $2.30 and 13.0O.
Good secondhand wheols, 13. $10 and $12.
Omaha Bicycle Co., I'Jth and Chicago Sts.
Q-331
FOR SALE1. 300 tons of either baled or
loose hay. Inquire of Fox Bro.. Gretna,
Neb. Q 302 16
FOR SALE, nearly new upright piano for
1150; standard make. Address .fi. Bee.
Q 3J0-M3
AIISCELLAXEOt'S,
NOTICE, countrv dealer, 2dhand furniture
t stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co., UOO-tO Podge.
R-K3
FOR RENT, barn, at 2020 St.
Marys'
R-
Ave.
3M)
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. SOS N.
lrtth.
S-3:!3
AIAIE. GYLMUR i
;euulno palmist. 1605 Dodgo
S-031
MASSAt.K A.N fl BATHS.
AIRS. BERRY, butb. maivagc. PARLORS
best in city, uu N mth, 2d rtoor; onp V o.
T-170-AI 2
AIAIE. SMITH, room 2. US! X.
loth.
T-MI7I 17
MAY WILSON, bath.
manage tsio 3. iijtj,,
T- AII77 T,
ELITE PARLORS. 015 So.
16th. UDStnlrs,
T-S07 26
5IISS GYPSY, massage baths: Hindoo
treatment. 3L' No. ISth. Flat F.
T AIRfll 20
BEATRIOE HARLOW, elegunt m.lsi.ait
tub bath: Arabian irentmeut. Flat D. 703
S. 10th. T A1532 2-3
MAIE. AMES. R. 2. 507 3. 13;
mas4agn batiu.
T-AISS5 2V
PEIISOXAL.
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 net hid.
U-MIO
8HAAIPOOING Sac. hair dressing 38c. hair
and toliet gauds, best equipped. Alonhslt.
151 Farnam. Tol. 2233. U-937
ilONHEIT lending chiropodist,
nam. 2d floor. Tel. 283.
1R18 Far
U-93
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before A dur
lng confinement, babies adopted. 1130 N 17.
U-940
UOOD largo burn for rent In north part of
city Inquire 2121 Locust. U-103
PERSON VL.
PROP. LUND positively destroys corns,
btfnhmu. wafts jraoles. 511 Ke-rbHoh INK.
L SJ I' ll"
RUPTURE cured, no knife, no pnln. no
danger Send for circular. BrnjHre Hup
turn &re. 3S N, X Life, Bid.,
f 1
LHSBKN, euatumer.
catalogue.
1313
Howard. Ott
U-012
AU- dteewes of the feet skillfully treated
FREE for the benefit of students. Slleu
Mayer. 400 Puxton Blk. Pupils wanted.
U 14W 33
113 S. 1!TH ST., superfluous hair, birth
marks and wrlnfcl cared. Mm. AL True.
L Al7l II"
rt.EATtNCr ami pleateil skirts at all ktndd,
M. Ooktmmt Jk Co., Douglas btock.
U 316
PR. ROY. chiropodist, rorrm, superfluous
hair removed by electricity, r. 12. Frenr
block. C-S70
LADIES' free harmless monthly regulator
in not fall. Airs. B. Rowan. Milwaukee,
V,U. U
YOl'NO ma.v in sood position desires ne
iiuiilntant" .)f rducati'il youmt lady; object
.matrimony. Germun-Amertcun preferretl.
Adtlreos X 5.x. C-MSsB l!r
llO,BV TO L0,lX UEAI. KSTATC
$1,000 it upwards to loan on Improved city
property & farms. W. Farnatn Smith .&
Co.. 133) Farnum. - W 313
MONEY to loan on Nebraska and Iowa
furmij; lowest rates. Bnmnun-Love Co.,
303 S. 13th. Omaha. W-9H
PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead. 1331 Douclas
W-JI3
WANTED, city and farm loans; also bonds
and warrants. It. C. Peters & Co., 1'
Farnam St.. Ben Hldg. W-DW
JlCfl.OW.OOO TO Invest through Bankers.
Brokers. Promoters; send lor circular.
Investors' Directory. N. Y. W 341
5 PER CENT money. Bemls, P100-
MONEY to loan on flrstclass Improved city
property or for bul dlnu Durposes. rayne
Knox Co.. N. Y. L.
W-3W
5, 5U, 6 per cent loans on Omaha. S. Omaha.
W. H. Thomas. 303 1st Nat. bank. Tel. 164J.
' 3jI
MONEY 'o loan at 3 and 5'-i per cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Jlelkle, 401 8. 16th.
v i-
FIVE per cent farm loans.
Unmson.
Chas. E. Vll-W-3S3
MONEY
estate.
to loan on Improved Omana. re
llrannnn.Tnv. fn it)0 So. 13th
real
PRIVATE money, 1100 to 11.000.
wood, fS3 N. Y. Life.
J. H. Sher-W-3BI
1UO to 13,000. 1312
Davenport.
W-M713 F23
PRIVATE money 3. 3S. per cent, no de
lay. Garvin Bros , 1613 Farnam -Don
MONEY TO LOAX-CIIATTELS.
I-Fy-O-C N-E-E-D M-O-N
E-Y
-S-E-E-LS
We have a large amount to loan on house
hold furniture, pianos, orguns, warehouse
rectipts, horses, carriage, etc.
You can get the money within a few hours
after making application. WE CHARGE
YOC NOTHING WHATEVER FOR
MAKING OR FILING PAPERS.
We give you as much time as you need and
you may repav the loan as soon as you
choose and you need no' pay f .r It ONE
DAY LONGER THAN OC KEEP IT.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Tel 2233. 30ti South Hth Street.
3-A-L-A-R-Y-L-O-A-N-S
From $10.00 up made to people permanently
employed In OMAHA. SOUTH OMAHA
and COUNCIL BLUFFS.
You can borrow of as on your own name,
without endorser or mortgage. We ar
range the payments as easy us is possible,
allowing you to pay ALL or IN PART
i.NY TIME AND YOU PAY FOR
THE MONEY ONLY WHAT TIME YOU
XEKP IT. . .
Our business Is confidential.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.
Room-119. 3'Jti South 16th Street.
Board of Trade Bldg. ' Tet. 2235.
X. X7
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent positions on their own
name without endorser or mortgage
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL and LOW
EST RATES. No enquiries; made of em
ployer or friends. You can borrow any
amount and repay on easy weekly or
monthly payments. Before borrowing see
us. OMAHA CREDIT CO.. suite 523-326
N. Y. Life Bldg. X-aJS
MONEY TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS,
diamonds, watches, on easy payments, un
known to others; 'you keep the goods, each
payment lessen", the cost of the loan; no
charge for papers and we make no In
quiries oi your neighbors. BERGERS'
LOAN CO . 1504 Farnam, over B. & At.
ticket office. X 359
itONEY loaned on pianos, furnl re, horses,
cows, Jowelry. Duff Green R. S.Burkerblk.
AIONEY loor.ed salaried people holding per
manent position with responsible concerns
upon their own names without security;
easy payments. Tolman, 706 N. Y. L. Bldg.
X 961
AIONEY loans on furniture, rigs, bicycles,
diamonds, watches, etc. ; payment un
known to friends. Omaha Loan Bank, 1416
Farnam. Upstairs. X-302
LOANS made salaried people on personal
note without security: rates reasonable.
J W Tayloe. 21S 1st Nat'l bank., 12 to 6
p; m. X-903
MONEY" loaned on
elry, horses, cows,
olanos, furniture. Jew
etc. C. F. Reed, 313 S. 13.
X-9.C
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE em
ployed In Omaha, South Omah.i and
i'nM ninirs. holding good positions, on
their own names; NO MORTGAGE; BEST
TERMS: everything private; money can
bo paid bick in 3mall weekly or monthly
payments. nieru imuu -u.. ounii vn.
Bee Bldg. X-203
MONEY to loan on furniture, olnno.
horse-, cows. -c J W. Tayloe. 213 First
National bank jc'.ld.ns; 12 to 0 p. m.
X 3S
ULMXCSS CHANCES.
SHOE stock cheap for cash.
Bernhardt. Pomeroy. Ia.
Address FreiJ
Y-530 21
A liiVRGE establishment having a big de
mand for harness, wishes to rent space for
a harness department; most favorable ar
rangements can bo made. Address X 53,
Bee alike. Y-353 13
EXCELLENT proposition for lady of good
business methods and some money to pur
chase established bmlness. paying well;
llrst-cluss in evtry wuy. Address X 53,
jj,.o. Y M508 IS'
(FOR SALE, store, gem ral merchandise, in-
OlCO I.IS'.i; SOOU HV-3 lljftll, r.ainil .-,1"
braska; best locution; sood reasons for
lelllng. X 51, Bae. Y AI564 13'
FOR RiENT or sale, good brick hotel, near
depot in Coza l. Neb. For particulars ud
dr s.1 But 2 1 1. Cozad, Neb. Y-AI531 IS
FOIl EXCHANGE.
CLEAR v near. l ot near 2ith amt Chicago,
66x140. 11.230. Will trade for gooj rsntal
proimrty aud pav cash difference.
Georse a. Wallace, 313 J. J. Brown, block.
15113
HALF lntrt In big paying patent medi
cine buslueis to trada for real estate. X
50, Bee. Z-AI371 IS
LANDS aeur South Omaha, suitable for
gardening and truit raising in exonange
for cltv property. John T. Clarke, 219
Board of Trade. Omuha. U 11372 18
FINE 1 l-room modern rosUlence, centrally
located, well rented, to trade for farm
land. X 31. Boe. Z-AI573 13
DIVIDEND-PAYING stock In well known
company to exchange tor a cottage. X 52.
Bee. 55-.M370 13
FOIl SALE REAL ESTATE.
PYYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. LOW
EST RAT 33 on LOANS. SOUND IN
KCUVNCE; HOUSES. FLATS. STORES,
L.r liENT. .Flrat floor, N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-307
- 1
IF YOU have a bargain to offer In real
estate sea S. A. Broadwell, 501 r Y Ufe.
RK-343
I-' OH S Vl.l IIKVL liSTATt.
BARGAINS FBB. M. IP".
C
F HARRISON
a nmo. T. MORTON,
91.1 N. X. Ufe.
Tel. JM or mi F.
READ BARGAINS IN BSE Ttb. U and 15.
xmxm on Florence IViulArd,
very s4ghtly; special prlc. It.JW.
Jlst and Grace, HxtA et front,
to-room heuse; the whole thlnjc. 14, WO.
U.tlM on Uta near raclfk:
"l-room houee; very gwxl, II.W9.
77 acre farm, the bet we have
ever had on our feftolo, itt an acre.
"Ada" new each day.
RE 477 !
HOCSK8, lots, farms, lands, loans; also firs
Insurance. Bemls. Paxton blk. RB-OT)
SNAPS In real estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johnson Co.. 314 S. Uth St. RE-074
f(2 NORTH 17TH street, two houses, rcnt
Inir for 111! ner month, pavlne oalil. nays
1 per cent gross; price, 11,30. Jm-.n N. I
Frcnzer, opp. old V. O. RE its
FOR QCICK returns on bargains only see
S. A. Hroadwell. 501 N. Y. Life Bids
RE-372
KOFSE3. lots, farms, lands, loana; alo rlre
Insurance. Bemls, Paxton b'k. RE 7W
HOCSES. farms.
L.
R. C.
Patterson. N. Y.
RE-M312
A BARGAIN, four acres. 40th and Pacific
two blocks from car line, on belt rail
road, 12.510; easy terms. McCague In
vestment Co., 1SW Dodge. RE 063
BARGAINS wanted, bargains for solo all
the time. A. P. Tukey. Board of Trade.
RE-74S
C. F. HARRISON. FARMS.
FARM LOANS
HE-7 Mil'
OWNERS of real estate willing to sell at
bargain prices should call upon or write
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1S02 FARNAM ST.
RE-7S
CHICAGO, near Jlst street. H-room modern
cottage, rental 11152 per year, snap; 12,230.
Near ISth anil Chicago streets. 7-room
house, lot 33x132. pavlmr paid, price il.mio.
Flvo acres on North 21th street, south of
Miller park, east old Fort Omaha, 12.250.
1) acres smooth land, southwest of Ben
nington, fair Improvements, per acre HG.
JOHN N. FRENZER. OPP OLD P. O.
RE-MI57
HENRY B. PAYNE, W1 N. Y LIFE BLDG
Real Estate Rentals, Loans, Insurance.
RE-37
ON EASY termil. Improved property In ull
parts of the city; taken under foreclosure;
offered at 4 appraised value; terms to
suit any reliable purchaser See Olsen.
1701 Farnam st. RE-MUM 17
7-ROOM house, 'iccesslblt! to Farnam car.
57-foot corner. 11.100.
S. E. corner 31th and Howard. 7-room house
and corner lot. Bfixl2l, ll.tW.
East front on 40th St., between Farnam and
Leavenworth. 1100.
30i) acres in Sarpy county for KOfln.
F D. WEAD, 1321 Douglas. RE-537 W
FOR SAL.E.
$1,950 for il-room cottage and 30-foot south
front lot. No. 2302 St. Alitry's avenue.
$2,150 for 6-room cottage and 30-foot south
front lot. No. 2304 St. .Mary's ivenue. 3pe-
I'lul taxes paid In full on both of the above
properties
JIS.OW) for brick business block In good loca
tion, building finished one year ago and
leased for " years to responsible tenant.
Rental. I'UX'O per year.
$2,300 for two-story frame store building
and house In r.'.ir of store. No. lit! S. 10th
t Rental. $313 per year
$4, mm) for 107x11)!) feet, northeast corner 23th
and Chicago streets
1250 each for east front lots on ISth St., on
grade, one block north of end of car line.
GEORGE & COM PANT, lfiftl FARN A. M ST.
RE AI5! 13
LOST.
REWARD will be given for information
leading to urrest of p.arty holding a
Scotch collie dog answering to name of
Jerry. Address 42S South 15th st.
.jf7 Lost-M343 17
LOST, ladles' gold huntjog rase watch,
short chain with .5 silver hearts. Reward
for return to Room 00, U. S. Nut. Bank
Bldu'- Lost-339 16
SIIOIITIIAXD .VXD 'UYI'EWUITIXG.
A. C. VAN SANTS school. 717 N. Y.
Life.
-330
AT OAIAHA Bus. College, 16th &
Douglas.
-331
BOYLES. college court reporter
Bee bldg
principal.
933
NEBRASKA Business A Shorthand col
lege Boyd's theater 9S3
I) VXCIXO SCHOOL.
SPRING TERAI-Morand's dancing school
begins this week, children Wednesdays
ami Saturdays - adults Tuesday and Friday
3 p m. , attend the assemblies. Crelghton
Hall Wednesdnv and Saturduy. 3 30 p m.
and learn the new dances, salute waltz,
cake walk two tep, and Cuban waltz.
Admission i ouple. 50 cents. &S0 F 23
OSTEOP VT1IY.
JOHNSON Osteopathic Institute, 513 N. Y.
Life Bldg Ai ce Johnson, D O.. ladles'
dept.; Old E. Johnson, OsteopathlBt. mgr.
-993
AI. E. DONOHUE. D O , of Still school.
Klrksvllle. ilo.. 604 Paxton blk. Tel. 1J67.
994
'RESULTS TELL ' Osteopathy has cured
where other methods have failed. Albert
T Hunt. D. O . Suite 205 Kurbach blk.,
13th and Douglas. Tel 2332, 320-A13
TYPE Wit ITERS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. $1 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co., 1623
Farnam St. Telephone 1231. 954
REMINGTON Standard
supplies. 1619 Farnam.
Typewriter nnj
-330
.Islble writing;
cuts the finest
THE Oliver Typewriter,
h.Mivlet manlfoldur and
stencil. Tel 2279. J S. Stewart
Special
Agent, 3181-, S. 15th St. Omaha
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand.
1116 Farnam.
9SS
PAWNBROKERS.
JEFFERSON Square Loan Otllce.
413 N. 13.
-931
EAGLE I-oon Otllce. reliable, accommodat
ing, all business confidential. 1J01 Douglas.
-332
FOR RENT I.A.NT).
10 ACRES
bldg.
nenr Omaha, $3. 30
U. S Bank
-AI501 10
NICKEL PLATING.
CYCLE PARTS All kinds plating.
Plating Co , Bee Bldg . Tel. 2335.
Omaha
411
Tilt NIC FACTORY.
TRUNKS, traveling bugi. suitcasos. Trunks
repaired. Om. Trunk Factory. 1209 Farunm
3315
sTIM.HKRI.no VXD STtTTBIlIXC.
4a n-imrro nidi-
430 tfamga Bldg.
a J
CURED. Julia Vaughan,
3IHUS AND TV.YIDEU.HV
STOCK'S Bird store. 1803
Leavenworth.
-331
IIRICK.
ONE million building brick. Nebraska
Brick Co , South omuha. Telephone. 310.
-3JD M.7
HOTELS.
.METROPOLITAN, Wm. Bnrr . Algr : 11 to
11.36. 12th and Douglas. 'Phone 244.
611 .F22
BICYCI.F.S.
EXAMINE C'rscent, Tribune, Olive. Fow
ler, $25 in $50: $1 down, any amount a
week. Fletcher. 1622 Capltox Ave, 473
FOR LEASE,
66X132.
W 35,
with trackage, tear heart of city.
Bee. 473 F23
I'AlKlXtl.
Farn. Te- 1S, 36X
uM
I.ALMIIIY.
OMAHA STEAM UAOiDRY AND CITT
TOWEI. 3CPPUY I'M Leavenw'h Tel wV
-997
Ft it it tit i; it i: p i in i o.
PACKING, upholsterlna
rennv:itlng Tel. 1J31.
Cuming St.
. mattress, feather
M S Walklln. I1U
-m
'IAMKI.S TII.K1. rtrtlTU.
WEI.SHANP & HOt.tlRdOK. 9 3 17th st ,
mantles, tile lloors. grates, repair work
M HO M10
IIEIlt II VT T tlLOH.s
BEN COHEN artls Jc 'allor.
404 N 'Uth Si.
S7J F2s
.WANTH-5000 AGEffK.
1f0& PARKER NEW
CrUNCtR PIANOS.
so HAND CR0ANS.
Acwa.u!c24AJilirJ0
U MC HT Ti:.MHT.
No. 1033.
Report Of the Coi.dltlun of
TUH OMAHA .NATIONAL MXK,
At Omaha. In the State of Nebraska, at the
Close of Business. February 13, l9i"J.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .
Overdrafts. secured
and unsecured
U. S. bonds to secure
circulation
V. 3. bonds to secure
U. S. deposit.
U. S. bonds on hand..
Stocks, securities:, etc
Banking house, furni
ture ami fixtures
Other real estate nnd
mortgages owned...
Due from national
tl.tHMUril 2:1
12.221 5
5u0,fji) 0)
m.tto 03
) 00
213.710 92
200.9W W
91
batiks (not reserve
agents) $
Due from state bunks
and bankers
Due from approved
reserve agents
Checks and other
cash Items
Exchanges for clear
ing house
Notes of other na
361.060 17
103,003 10
103,930 (Jl
30,397. I
137, IS1 13
47.TS6 00
"W0SI 31
tional banks
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents .
Lawful .Money Reserve
In Bank, viz. :
specie. $400,212 69
3.S0? 09
Legal ten
der notes. 170, 73H 00
Redemption fund with
fJ59,972 539,3.1) 3
V. S. treasurer (o
per cent of circula
tion) J5.K0 60
Due from U. S. treas
urer, other than S
per cent redemption
fund n.soo oo
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock puld In.
Surplus fund
Undivided profits, less
expenses and taxes
paid
Nationu! bank notes
outstanding
Due to other national
banks Jt.73O.l04 71
Due to state banks
and bankers 1,131.500 12
W.W-'.STl 81
H,0iHr.(H) to
0,i) 0)
92.350 33
325.000 ft)
Individual deposits
sub cct to check
1,307.543 IS
Demand certificates
of deposit
Time certificates of
deposit .
Certified checks
Cashier's checks out
standing United States deposits
Deposits of U. S. dis
bursing otllcers .....
71 91
34S.S73 05
1.9H0 13
3iK),22.s
273.113
119.3S3 50-
Total $li'2.374 91
State of Nebraska. County or uougias. ss
FtltXITlIli:
in Stor " , i vt ; i .
I
I
I. William Wallace, ctisnler or tne unove- . vhono jja.
named hank, do solemnly swear that heiL,ncon H.is'ms"
above -Mtntfiment Is true to tue Dest or mv
knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM WALLACE. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of February, r.mo.
II. E. .MAXWELL.
(Seal.)
Correct Attest.
Notary Public
GUY C BARTON
J J. BROWN
N. W WELLS
Dlrei'tors
GOVERN ME.NT NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR LAUNDRY MACHIN
ERY United State Indian School Servt. e.
Pipestone. Alrnn , Feb. 7. 1900. -Sealed pro
posals, endorsed "Proposal for Luuii
drv .Machinery ' etc.. and addressi! o
thu under sniHl it l'lnestone. iunn win
be received at thltv school until 2 o . Jock
l P-
m. or .uonnav. .uiri:n a, ior lurcisn-
i lng steam boiler engine, extractor, woou
washer, rack drying-room, all necessary
I fittings, etc. to Install and complete laun
I dry at the above school in strict ucord-
.... . . . ...! . IH I..... . .11..
anco witn piuiw ami ?in.-iiii.4ii..ii!. ... hut
at the school. The right Is reserved to re
Ject any and nil bids, or anv part of anv
bid, If deemed
of the service,
bid must lo
certified check
United Stntei
n.itloti.il bank.
ior llie u.-ai in'irniH
Certified Che. k- Eai h
accompanied bv a
tor drat upon some
depository or -.oKeor
mude payable t i 'no
order of the Commissioner
r Indian
Affairs, for at least per
ent of the
amount of the proposal, wnicn . nei k or
draft will be forfeited to 'he United States i
In case any bidder or bidder receiving an
award shall fall to promptly execute a
contract with good and sufficient sureties. I
otherwise to be returned to the bidder .
Bids accompanied oy casu in neu or a
certified chock will not be considered. For
any additional information apply to DeWUt
S. Harris, Superln emient. FS-10-U-13-17-2O-22-24-27.M.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICR
Omuhu. Neb.. February 10. IOhO. Scaled
proposals. In triplicate, will be received hero
until 2 o clock p. m.. central standard time.
Starch 10. 190), and then opened for furnish
I lng transportation, urayage. ami tor nanui-
I ing stores In Department of the Missouri,
'during tiseu! year commencing Julv 1. 1900
ing transportation, drayage. and for handi
U. S. reserves right to accept or reject an:
or all proposals, or any purt ther-of. In
formation furnished on application. En
velopes containing proposals to be marked
"Proposals for transportation on route
No. " and addressed to A1AJOR F. H.
HATHAWAY. C. Q AI.
F. 10-e-m-17-l!l-20-Jt 11-14.
LEGAL NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS AIEET.'NG
Notice ts hereby given that t!ie regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Itnd company will ho held
nt the otllce of said company In Lincoln,
Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m., on the first
Wednesday In Alareh. A. D. 1300. beinar tha
7th day of the month.
By order of the board of directors.
' C. II. MORRILL.
A. B. MINOR. President.
Secretary.
Lincoln, Nub.. February S, 1300.
Feb. 5-i3l)t
POSTOFFICF. NOTICI'..
(Should be read DAILY' by all Interested
las .;hanges may occur at any time.)
: RYimlirn mulls for the week ending Febru
nry 17. 1900. will dose' 1 PROMPTLY In all I
'cases) it the Oer.eral Postomce as follows:
1 PARCEI.S POST AlAILS close ono hour
! uriler than closing time shown below.
t purcel .,,bt naijj fr,r ijermany closo -t
I 3 p. ni. Wednesday, for dispatch per s
H. It. Aleler Thursday
Traiiftutlnutlo Malls.
SATURDAY At 4:30 .- m. for EUROPE,
pur . . Etrurla, via Queenstown. ai s
a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
s. s. Werkendiim, via Rotterdam (letters
must be directed ' per s. s. VVerkemlam" 1 .
ut a a m. for ITALY, per s: s. Trave, via
Naples 1 letter must bo directed "per s. s.
Trave"). at 11 11. 01. for NORWAY direct.
j.nr s. s. Island. vU Chrtstlunla iletwrs
must be directed "per . s. Island").
PRINTED ALVTTER. ETC - Onrman
-.uumers sailing on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter, e'e . for Germany and specially
Addressed P-lnted .Matter etc . tor other
parts of Europe. Amerlian and .Vhtts
Star steamors on WeOieiduys. German
iteumers on Tliurtdais, ana Cunurd.
French and German neam-- -r. Siuur
days take Pr'.ntml Alatter et - . for all
countries for which thoy ara advertised
to carry mall
After the closing the Supplementary
Trunsatlant'.- Alalia named aoovo addi
tional - 4ip terpen ary malls are opened on
the piers ot tna American. Engllsn. French
and German t'eameri and remain open
VO TDl l'll F. MITIt'l-
uniu ithti t'n mlnntiff. of the ii"' r
sailing; of s anv"s
Mulls for nnth nnd Uenlrnt Anterlcn,
West Indies. Etc.
SATURPAY-At 2 P m. for NASSA' : er
steamer from Miami, Flu , at . a m i r
BERMUDA, per.s. s. Trinidad at to i ni
' supplementary lo 30 a. m f-r fUVtVN'K
ISLAND. JAMAICA, 9AV.VNtt.LA. CAR
THAGENA and 6RKTOWN. per s. s
Altai letters for Costa Rim must be
directed "per s. s. Altai' ); at 11 n m. for i
CUBA, per s. s Havana, via Hmana. st
11 a n for PORTO RICO, per s. San
Juan. Ma San Jimit, at 11 a. m. for GREN
ADA and TRINIDAD, per s s. Gr-nuda
at t p m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, rer ,
s. . Dominic at 1 p. m. for NUEV1TAS
GIBARA. VITA. PUERTO PAPRE and
BARACOA. per s. s. Iuenlnirg
SI' N DAY At S:0 p. m. for ST. PIEUR,'
M1QUBLON, per steamer from Hallf ix
Alalls f'r NewfBHmlland, rail to Nr"i
Svdney. and thence by steame' close a' ,
this onVe Jolly it a. 30 p m (conne' -lug
close hare every .Monday U'edne
day and Saturday Malls for Allqnel,i-
b rail to Boston and Cimce bv steamer
i-'.oic at--'.h!s uillce dally at 1:30 p tt
MalU for Cuba, by rail to Port T.im,j
F'a and tnen'-e l.v ?etnier, close .it iM'
otu. o lally iexcpi
MOilduy) st "7
m it lie .-onneciini
Ing . .ones are on Sunda
Nc. incsdav and Frlda.v
Friday! Malls for Cuha
bv rail to Miami. Fla . and thence bv
steamer, close at this vry AIon-
d.iy. Tuesday ! Saturday a? 2 30 i m.
(the connertlns closes are on Tuesday
und Saturday). Malls for Alexlco city
overland, unless specially addressed for
d. sput. 'h by steamer, close at this otnve
dally at 2:30 a. m. and 2.30 p m. Ali;s
for Costa Hlra. Bellae Puerto Cortej and
GuatelUMlu. bv .''U t- New Orleans, and
thence by teamer. close at this otllce
dally at S.CO o. m. fennnocting clrees
here Sunday! and Tueslf.sj,- ;ur osa
Rl. a and Mondays to. rlu... Puerto i'o:
ttz ui.l GuMtsnmla) RHlstered m it
closes nt 0 p. n. previous duy. "Regls
temd trail closs at 6 p. m. second day
befors.
Tmns-UiiollU 4lnlls.
Alalls tor Hawaii. China. Japan md Ptd'
ipptne Island, via San Franclsi o . im..
here dally at fl.30 ii. m. up to FeOmarr
l2th. Inclusive, for dispatch per
Rio de Jmielro, Malls for China. Ji i
and Philippine Islands, via Tucoma c'..si
here dally at fi:3i) p. ni. up to Febm.irv
13th for dlspu'ei: ".cr s s en . . ,
Dublin. Malls (or China und J it i
and Philippine Islands, via Scatrl. e
here dally tit 0:30 p. m. up to Feiirn irv
16th, for dispatch p'r s. s. Tosu M.i .
(registered letters must bo dlreitid v i
Seattle"). Mulls for Australia e, i-t
West Australia). New Zealand. Hi mi
FIJI and Samoan Islands, via ban Fran
Cisco, vlose here dally at 6:30 p. m. .if', r
February ""3il ami up to February i:t h.
tncluslve. or an day of arrlv.il of - j
Ciimiwnla. due at New Y'ork Fehru.ir
17th. for dispatch per s. s. Alameda
Mulls for China and Japan. la Vancou
ver, close here dally at 8:30 p m up to
February rth. Inclusive, for dispatch
per s. s. Empress of China i registered
mail must he dlre'-teil "via jiihui
ver. Alalls for Hawaii. China, Japan
and the Philippine Islands, via San Fran
Cisco, close hef" daily at ii-3n i ni up
to February 22d. Inclusive, for dis-
ftttch per s. s Coptic. .Malls for Soci o
sliiiidi, via San Francisco, closr '. t1
dally at 6.30 p. m. up to Febniur- I
Inclusive, for dispatch by ship i; : i u '
Malls for Hawaii, via San Fr.in.i-.
close here dally at H.30 p. m. up to xi.i r. n
'3d. Inclusive, for dispatch per s v , -trnlla.
Malls for Australia (except . i
Australia, which goes via Europe md
New Zealand, which goes via San Frn
c!nco Hawull and FIJI tslande. la Vd'i
couver. close here dally at 0:30 p. m up to
March 3d. Inclusive, for dispatch per
s. s. Aorangl.
Transpaolllc malls are forwarded to port
of sailing dally and the schedule of clos
ing is arranged on the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland irinslt.
Reg! r d mall . lose at 0pm previ
ous da-
coRVE' 'US AS" COTT Postnius'er
Posroiflee New York N Y . Feb 9 I'JH).
RV1LWVY TIME 1' VIII. EX.
BURLINGTON i -Missouri
River Hallroad
Th Burlington P.oute"
General unices. N . W .
Corner Tunth and Farnam
nts Ticket oll'.ce. 1W2 Far
nam street. Telephone. 25).
. uepot. Tentn
nnd ilajor. aireeis. leie
Leave.
Arrive,
and
a 7:10 pm
a 3:.3 pm
rad I tah i a.ifornla a 4 23 pm
Lincoln. Bla.k Hills.
Aloocana A Puget (
Llnco"n Ich! ' W P'"n
UncolS Fast Mai. a 3. is) pm
r.enver colonulo Lfan
u 3:0i) pm
al0.35 am
al0:35 am
A California
a 6:20 am
a Dally
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
& Qulncy ltauroau ino
Burlington ttoiue iiuaei
Otllcu, 1502 Farnam fat.
Tel.. 230. Depot. TenUi A
Alason Streets. Telephone.
310.
J.cave. -rrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
Chi.-ago Vestlbid'ed Ex
ia.
a ii.10 am
a .Oj pm
a 8:00 um
a 7. 13 pm
aio.15 an.
a 3:0B am
a 1:05 pm
a 3:03 am
a 2:15 pm
Chicago Express
hi. iu,. & St L Ex
Pai.Hi Jan. 'ion Local
Fast Mal
a Dally
KANSAS CITY. ST. .IO
ee,;h A Council Bluffs
B
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route Ticket Office,
.02 Fa -nam Street. Tele
t inne 250 Depot, Tenth
and Alason Streets. Tele-
P-1U'"-. 40.
L.euve. .rrive
On Ex .a 3 50 am a 6:17 pm
Night K- alO 15 pm a 6:15 am
Kansn-s Or
Kansas tt y Nin
ai ' .oius Flyer
Joseph anu Si
a Daily
for St.
Luuis. a 1.5.1 pm all:13 am
LNION l'A'lFtC-"THEOVER-land
Route" Gener.ii Olllces.
N E Cor Ninth and Farnam
Streets, city Ticket Otlico, 1302
Farnam Street. Telephone 310.
Depot. Tenth and Alason
Streets. Tel"phone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Tha Overland Limited.. n S:.V) am a 7:2(1 pm
Tim Fast Alall . . a 9:uo am a 3:23 pm
Tim Colorado Special. . .1131:53 pm a 4 ::IG am
The Portland Special ,.a!i:30am a l:W pm
Lincoln, (JeiUrlRu and
Strum:, burg- Express.. b t 10 pm bl2.23 pm
Pucliio Express ... .a 1.25 pm a ::5 am
Grand Iund Local. ..b 3.30 pm b 9:30 am
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA A ST. LOUIS RAIL
roa l -Omaha, Kunsaj City
A Eastern Railroad "The.
Quia y Route " Tlclte Of
fl ui.l Farnam Street.
T. n. .. J22. Depot, Tenth
and Marcy Streets. Teio.
pii 3ne. 029 '
Loave. Arrive.
Ca"aon Bad
.1 4 45 pm a 3:35 pm
. a 4.13 pin a 3 33 am
a .a cjumi y
j. 8.10 am a 3:30 pm
St Louis
Express
Express
Kansas 1-
L.,c a
a Dully
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Tlckt otllce.
1402 Furnam street. Tle-puon-
215. Depot. Tellli.
und Alason streets.
Leave,
a 12:10 pm
Arrive.
Chicago Express
a 1:05 pm 1
a 8:15 am
b 9:40 pm I
a S15 am ,
Chicago Limited
AllnneapolLs and Si.
Paul Express . .
ilinneapolls and St.
Pa .1 Limited
Fort fudge Local
a i:mt pm
b 7:00 am
a 7:36 pm
fn m c . Bl iffs
b 4:30 pm b 10:13 am
Dally except Sundays.
Ctt.i'AOO, ROCK ISL
and &. Puolllo Railroad
The Great Rock Isl
and Route." City Tick
c "tttca. K23 Farnam
Sircet Telei-hons 45k.
Depo.. Tenth A Mason
S'roeia Telepnone, ("j.
Loave.
Arrlvu.
L 3 AI nnca and Daven
port Lc-ut ... .a 7:03 am bll 35 am
cfd.-agj Expri". . . . bll:is am a S. 10 am
hi O.U.O Fiat Express .a 5:0o pm a 1:25 pm
St. Paul Express. . .. a 5:00 pm bU'X am
Lincoln, c'.jlir?.do Siign.,
Denvi .. Pueblo und
We. a 1:30 pm a 4:23 pm
Dtn Alolnos. Rook IjI-
and and Chicago a 7 25 pm a 5 50 pm
Colorado & TSxas Flyer. a 5 5uni a 3:20 am
a Dally b Dally exunut iuniiav
CHICAGO, AllLWAUKEB A
St. Paul Railway - Cltv
Ticket Olllce, 1B0I Firnam
Strsot. Telephone asil Depot,
Tenth and Alason Streets.
Telephone W.
Leu vi . Arrive
Chicago Limited Ex a 7,35 pm a s.iln am
Chi. ago .t Omaha Ex b 11:00 am b 3 53 pm
Sioux Cl'y and Dca
SI-lnes Express blt'.oO am b 3..5 om
a Dully b Dally except Su iday
i
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Hot Springs .... a 3.00 pm
Wyomlinr. Casper and
Douglas d 100 pm
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city. Sui rl.r. Geneva.
Exeter and Seward b 3.00 pm
Norfolk, Vcrutgre and
Fremont b 7.30 am
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CHICAGO .v NORTH
western Rultwav "Tn.i
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CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
Minneapolis. A Omaha
Railway "Tito North
western Line" General
(iiUces. Nebraska Divi
sion. 15th and Webster
St- City Ticket Olllc .
Telephone 561. Depot, IStlt
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all .24 am
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StOrx CITY PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
wsiern lane" - General
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National Bunk Building,
S W Corner Twelfth
and Fartmm St Ticket
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Ticket Oltlre. 104 1-lirniim
Street. Telephone S:5. De
pot. Tenth and Mari y
Streets. Telephone (K.
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a 4:15 pm a 5:19 um
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
o.id General Olllcin and
Tli ket Ottlco Southeast Cor
i. r llth and Douglas St
T'lephone, 104. Depot. 15th
und Webster Sts. Telephone,
H.'.3.
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Arrive.
S Louie. Kansas A
Neb L mlted a 2.30 pm
al2:53 pm
a 5:50 am
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XO WIIISKV FOR .N AK K UITKS.
Ur. Kell) of (lie .I0I111 IlopLIn llos
.Htil So Declnres.
Dr. Howard A Kelly ot the Johns Hop
k'n hospital, who was bltton by .1 rattle
Htiuke whlln Jhowlng same of his pobonoun
pets to the Johns Hopkins Medical society.
suSered no inconvenience, or bud results
from the wound, reports the Baltimore Sun
The rattler, which, was a largosUed one of
the diamond back variety, punctured I"'
Kelly's third linger of hlu right hand wtili
ltd fang. There w:ih no doubt that the fang
made a deep puncture, but there was nu
ovtilence of redness about the wound or any
Indication that anything but a clean instru
ment had maile tho puncture.
Dr. Kelly says ho drew away his. hand so
qiilc'.dy that the smikn had not time to in
ject Its venom into tho wutind. after It ha I
struck. Tho. act of biting Is accomplished
in two movements by tho snake; first, the
striking, by which the fang Is Inserted Into
the flesh, and a second movement, whmh
compresses the poison sac und ejects ttm
venom. Dr. Kelly says he felt no more pain
than If be had been pricked with a good
aized pin. Realizing instantly what, it,
meant, ho drew away his hand. Ho In
naturally qu'ck of movement, and In addi
tion tays hu la always looking out for aueu
accidents while handling his snake.
Another thing in Dr. Kelly'n favor way
ihe fact that the snake had struck at hun
while he was putting It in a bag at tils home
to take it to the hospital for thw demonstra
tion. It has been found by exporimoms
that a poisonous snake will empty Its venom
sac when It strikes and that it requires con
siderable tlmo for tho poison to hu secrete 1
and tho sue to be again" tilled. Repeated
bites aro found to bo successively lews and
les8 poluonotw. It. Is possible, that this
snuJie expended all lfs poison when It first
struck at Dr. Kelly. o that Its blto locked
vlrulcncu when It was finally inlllctod.
Dr. Kelly took no precautious aller bcius
bitten other than to evacuate the wound
by sucking and by sqnoezlns It- He'- took
no antidote or counter-poison. The Uoc.'.e
Uuu posltlvu Ideas about tho uko of whlaUy
as an antidote for snake poison. lie auya
that h Is Urmly convinced that more pe--sonti
who dlu after being bitten by poisonoui
snaketi aru killed by the whisky thoy drink
j than by the snaku poUon. It la a common
' pction that K Is impossible for a person 'u
got drunk who has been blttcu by a suali.
Acting on that theory, a pint, and In somu
ruses a quart, o whisky has boen given as
an antidote. Dr. Kslly says that tan whisky
is a poison, afid takim In suoh qnaniltlui
would produce death anyway, without Uv
snake bite.
That tho Imagination can have no soriom
effect upon porsous bitten by snakr-s Is Or
Kelly's opinion. Although fright, mny en
sue, hu says this could not In Itself nnu.n
deleterious offectji unless tho snaka veoom
actually gets Into tho system of tho bitten
perton.
Ono result ot Dr. Kelly' snuku bite wilt
bo the killlns; of all his poisonous snukm.
They will ho photographed and then care
fully killed and their bodies preserved in
alcohol. Dr. Kelly taken this tnmstire for
fair of danger to some member of hi fam
ily in his home, where he keeps the snakes
i t boxes. Hli harmless snaki will bo kept
aU9 as pets, but when he wants to mairq
a further study of the poisonous varieties
he will secure a new sunply. probably next
summer, when his children aro not In thn
l'ousn to run Into danger.
The Missionary's MIstnLe.
Indianapolis Press' A cortaln tnlsjlunary
bad labored long and hard with a benighted
savage, endeavoring to persuade tho
aborigine to ailopt the Christian religion
"It does, seem a bountiful faith," at
!ngth sHtil the savage.
"Hcntulful Indeed," auld the missionary.
"Ftirthsrniort'. once you havo como Into thu
fcld. It will bo easy for you ttvadopt civiliza
tion." Whereupon the savage fled, howling,
tho tUpths of tho forost, and was icon
more.
LooUliiur Out for Ills We If 11 re.
Cbleugo Post. "You you may spank
papa," she salil coyly.
Ho sprang to his feot with a glint cry
Was that merely another way of saying
"yes?"
"But," she continued lu a tone of mill 1
tudu, "I would advlso you to keep between
him and tha dcor "
Visuredly non kno better than she tho
advisability ot keeping open a Una of re-Teat,
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