THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Fill DAY, MA It Oil 1), 1000.
1 1
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ail viTllntMiit-ntM fur Dime column
ttlll lr Inkrii until lii in. fur (hit
ctonliiK fillllmi mill until HlilO I'. m.
fur iiiiirnliiK mill .Sunday edition.
Itnlo, I -. a txiril first liirrtUm
le n, mini thereafter. Nothluw InWcn
for less I tin n .-, for tin first Inser
tliin, TIii-iii- iiiMertlsoiiienl muni lie
run conscotitlvcl).
AilM-rtlncra, li ri-iiicxtliiK n tinitt
bored oln-eh, villi lin iiimwcm iul
ilrcnu'il to it numbered letter In oixrn
of Tin Hit. Anm-r so mill ressetl
Kill In- dell vereil on iri'nL-iitutloii uf
tlir i'liiMk -.
WANTED SITI'ATIONS.
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want on
please cnll up tho Remington typewriter
olllce, 1619 Furnam St., telephono 1573.
A-133
COMPETENT olllce man; references; call
after 12:15 noon. 203 First Natl Hank bldg.,
or uddress 11 27, Bee, A MS4I 9'
w a . t i : it m a i . i i help.
WANTED; wo hnvo steady work for a fow
goou nunncrs or good nudum and nppenr
nnce. C. R Adams Co., 1619 Howard 8t.
B-134
WR TEACH thn Imrlier triulo thoroughly
In short time ami furnish each grnduato
with n guarnntced position at Rood wanes.
There arc more than ten harbor positions
advertised to one nt bookkeeping or snon
blind Vrlt fnr fren cntnlncllo Iltld PUT
tlculanr. Western Barbers' Institute,
Omaha. H-l
WANTED, manager nnd ngonts: salary or
commission: rhenpest nnu inrgcm inn-.
Hunter Tailoring and Shirt Co.. Cincin
nati, Ohio. D-.M1I0 AT
HA1.IS.HMEM tii noil ofllco stiectnltlos: line
Hide Hues; used by till merchants; catalog
free. .Model .Mfg. CO., BOX li, sounu iren,
SALESMEN. Automatic Copying Hook;
ln.l niii! eU Itanlf: needed bV every bltsl
limit mnii: n linniinzii for II ire nt. s: write at
onco for exclusive territory. Perishing
Mfg. Co., South Rend, Ind. n M7W M13
A MANUAL training boarding' school at
Denver, where only the sons of the poor
ar educated, wants thoroughly capable
and well i-dueated men nnd women, good
workers, to glvo without salary a year of
service. Board and room furnlrhed.
"Women for teachers, stenographer. nnd
hnusckcenors. also for kitchen nnd Inun
drv. etc. Men for superintendents,
printers, mechanics, gnrdenors. fruit
growers, stock raisers, etc. Addre!,
Ralph Field, president, Denver. Colo.
U-M334-10
8 picture agents; expenses paid. 1819 lAwy'th.
R 377 A -3
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; freo
rnllroad faro to Denver; tree uoarti; i
furnished; positions guaranteed; write for
particulars. Moler Barber College, reprn
scntntlvc, Crclghton blk., Omaha
I J-ltIM 1U
WANTED, a framo maker nt Rose's nrt
store. R I"
SHORT HAND.
There nro alwnys a contingent of people
who deslro something cheap nnd easy to
learn. Whnt would n knowledge of short
hand be worth If It could be acquired with
out effort or tlmo? If such a fact wero
po-slblc. thnt fact alone would make tho
accr.Msltlon of a given thing vnlucloss. It
Is estimated that thero nro ninety students
In this city" now experimenting with a new
system pf Bhorthand. Tho result will be,
nt tho end of six months, ninety mediocre
stenographers on tho market scrambling
for positions. Business men, however,
will continue to call upon ROYLES'
SCHOOL for high-grade amanuenses.
Cataloguo furnished on application. Bee
Bldg R-MISS 13
"WANTED. In subscription department of a
publishing house a' deliverer and collector I
for a. library; uxpenses advanced; stato )
age nni lormer empioyniuiii. jmiiifcsh
Publisher.
P
O. Box 1027, Philadelphia.
Pa.
h .M&i.t a
"WANTED,- a boy about 10 years old to do
nacklng nnu general woik reierences. i
21, Bee, . B-529 9
SOLICITOR wanted, a reliable, hustling
salesman ror laiior-maue suns anu trous
ers; snlarv or commission. Twin City
Tailoring Co.. 10Q9 Karnnni, li .M519
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS: Don't pre
iinro for nnv civil service or census exam
ination without seeing our cataloguo of
Information. Hem nee. (.-oiumiua corre
spondence College, Washington. D. (V
' II-'MSU 9
WANTED, for Iowa and Nebraska, sales
men for complete nno or ctmery, nirect
fpmn fuctnrv: litienil coniinlHHlmi milil
Address A. if. Clark, US West Sixth street,
Kansas City, .Mssoua II SI6I0 9'
MAN to solicit family trado for an ex-
rlustvn tea and coffco store. Addrcsw B
3l, Bee. B-M7-10
"WANTED, llrst-class clerk: must lie quick.
nccurnto nnd willing to learn tho business
nnd work for better position; grocery clerk
prorcrreu; state experience nnu taiary
wanted, Aiiuress ji si, lice unice,
B-M72 ll
"WANTEp, llrst-clnss man to solicit orders
ror ten. nun eoiiee; sicauy cmiuoymein ;
salary given; must be a salesman for re
tail trude. Address li nee uiuec.
B M571 ll
WANTED, machinists to tnkn pluco of
strikers, l.onn machlno hands nnd l,(W vise
hands: good pay mill steady eniplovmeiit.
Apply Chicago Assocl'itlon of Machinery
iManufaQturers. Room 1007 l'liher Building,
t.'lilcngo. in. ii- .Moii i r
SALESMEN to sell olllco snecla ties: line
sldn lines, used by all merchants: valuing
rrcc -Mouci Lug. co., nox u, souin nenu,
inn. ii .Mi Ai
W A N'T Ell FEMALE II EI. P.
WANTED, 200 girls.
1521 Dodgo. Tel. S7fi.
C-137
$0 girls wanted. Canadian olllco 1523 Douglas
C-23S
GIRL for general housework.
2211 Dodge.
C 197-9
COMPETENT girl wanted In family of. two.
125 b. 30111. C 191-S
WANTED, glrltfor general housework fam
ily of three. Apply 2522 Poppletou ave.
w .iiajo v
60 OIRI.3 for prlvnte. families; 2 house
keepers, chambermaids, waitresses and
cooks at Samuel .Motz, juu Farnam.
C.M319 9'
WANTED, at once, experienced nurse
ciri. Anhlv R. 330. Ilcr Grand hotel
C-M51S 9
IVANTED, a bright, middle-aged woman
...t..-. ...Ill .l.unln till Inn tlllln In IL 170.I.4 1
paying huslnes: a tine opening fof tho
rignt puny. Auuress i u, eo mini-.
C il502 9
amii'S ni.i ii silk waist or nottlco.it for
ill cents. Call and examine snmples. Room
fi07 Kurbnch block.
C-M552
UADIES. If you have a little spare time and
want employment we can put you to wor.
bi lumiucii oiock. i .iiouj
l'E WILL furnish you with a silk waist or
petticoat, made to our measure, for 23
cents anil a little time. Call and examine
goods, do? Knrimch mock. r .mxm
IVANTED, girl about 11 or 15 yenra old to
help in nousoworK: j in tauiiiy. ws s.
101 h at. C-M5I7 9
:
HOnivlCEEPER' WANTED, n voiimr lady.
oiui famlllnr with tho work nruferrcd ;
Mute ciliary wanted and oxperlehct!. B
32. Bee. C-S01
COMPETENT girl Immediately, imo 8.
32nd St. C-SSS.lO
WANTED First class cook, German- or
Bohemian nrefcrred. In family of two:
wages $5 week, inquire rrom t to ii
o'clock p. m. "only at 2520 Dodgo rtreet,
,i r, o i
f 5
VlilUllll. "v-w-
WANTED, at once, givd lady iigents to
sell stnplo goods and give away or' miums,
no tnonev reoulrod! goods f iiriilnheil free.
Call at Metropolitan Intel, cor of 12th and
UOUKlua Bis. anas v; iianmu. i"i
C-M03 9
Foil rent not"
IF YOU want your houses well rented place
mem witn Bonewa c uo. u ut
HOUSES, etc.
R D. Wead. 1521 Douglas.
D-1U
HOUSES, all kinds. 26 U. S. Nat. nk Rldg.
D M99S
FINE modern residence. 12 rooms, on motor
line. .No. 413 North 25tn Bireet. j. i.
Clarke, 219 Board of Trade. U-M296 A2
ALWAYS moving H. II. Roods. Pianos.
Olllco 15114 Farnnm St. Tel. 1559 or 863.
D-117
FOR KENT To small family. 7-room cot
tage In good repair; city water Inside;
cistern: coal shed, 22nd and California
Mi.. $23. Inquire at 007 N. 19th St. D-115
FOR RENT, two nice seven-room houses
In sarno yard, almost opposMto Demls
park; all modern except furnace; are now
being papered and painted throughout.
Will rent for $20 each to good tenants
with references.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.,
16th and Douglas Sts.
D-M5H
CHOICE houses, cottages, stores. Henry
II. Payne, 601 N. Y. Life. 'Phone. 1016.
D-139
HOUSES, stores. Ilemls, Paxton block.
D-UO
MAOOARD Van & Storage. 1616 Cap. Ave.
Tel. 1196. D-1U
HOUSES for rent In nil part of the city,
Urennan-Iovo Co.. 309 So. 13th street.
D-H2
HOUSES to rent.
Y Life.
R. C. Patterson. 303 N.
D-143
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwalt, Barker blk.
D-Ht
8-ROO.M, nil modern house, with good barn,
on Oeorgla ave., near Poppletou ave. Ly.
man Waterman, New York Life. 'Phone
ISM. D-M5I3 9
FURNISHED seven-room now modern
house; will retain two rooms; no children;
$23. 1530 S. 2Sth St. D-M534 10
FOR RENT. 3111 Burt St.. R rooms and
nam, not water ieai. sieei range: win
rent to satisfactory tenant. Inquire on
premises. D 500-11'
5 ROOMS. 107 South 2Sth street, cltv water,
$7.00. Rlngwalt, Rarker Block. D-M570
TOR RUNT IM It.MSIII'.I) ROOMS.
ROOMS. 190S Capitol Ave.
E 191-12
TWO hnndsomn front rooms, furnished,
separato or ensulte. walking distance.
Woodmun Rental and Insurance olllce,
109 So. loth St., Frenzer Block.
E-525 10
FURNISHED rooms for rent. 257S Harney.
E 523 13
FINE, attractive rooms, furnished or un
furnished. In modern residence, on motor
line, west of High school; give references.
B 2S, care Bee E-"M54ii 14
FURNISHED rooms, housekeeping. 262.1 St.
..Mary s. k .M50T iv
THREE rooms, furnished for housekeeping.
anerman ave. r-Mii jo-
CHEAP room for mon.
17I2 Jackson.
E-SSl 12
FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD.
THE Merrlam family hotel, 25th and Dodgo.
F-145
TO 2 gentlemen, In private family. 2020 St.
.Mary's Ave. F-149
THE rRATT, front room, with alcove. Tel.
1592. 212 S. 25th St. F S32
FOR RENT, nicely furnished room with
noaru. iwi uass. r-.inu ju-
HANDSOME steam-hented front room,
with board. 1909 Capitol ave.
F-MI57 I2
FOR HF.NT STOR US AND OFFICES.
FOR RENT, store In first-class location.
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. refers &
Co., ground floor, Bee bldg. 1266
STORE ROOM. 1106 Fnrnam. Opp. old P. O.
I fcSI
STORE ROOM, 1100 Farnam. Opp. old P. O.
1639
FOR RENT, two-story brick building, tlx
1 32. Nos. i;n;i nnu mis narney si., suuanio
for livery, warehouse or manufacturing
liurposes.
JOHN W. ItUHHl.N'S, JNrj KAIl.NA.M HI".
I .MA i :i M.
ACIENTS "WANTED.
"LIFE OF MOODY." 600 pages, 200 lllus.,
autnorlzed eilltlon; nest com., creuit given.
Hlxenbaugh & Co., Ware block, Omaha.
J lfl
$250 A MONTH nnd expenses, either sex
samplo free. 27-1 Rldgo Bldg.. Kansai
City. Mo.
J-M33S 13
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED, to rent, S or 9-room modern
House in good locality. Aiiuress a i:. nee
Olllce. K-M75I
STORAGE
PACIFIC Storago and Warehuoso Co.. 912-
911 Joucd, general storage and forwarding.
152
OM. Vnh Stor. Co., 151U4 Farn. Tel 1559, S63.
.M 1!J
AVAN'TIJD TO BUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
in inrgo or smaii quanimcs. unicngo v txt'
nlturo Co., 1100-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.
N-154
WILL purchase a limited number of
Omnha Savings HanK accounts. Iirciinan
Lovo Co.. 309 So. 13th. N 153
AMERICAN denier; buy recondhind furnl
ture and stoves, 1719 Cuming. Tel. 1073.
N15G
A COTTAGE of nbout S rooms: will nav
cash and dividend-paying hiock in promi
nent local corporation, a w, nee.
N-M269 11
WANTED, good building lot, near car line
not over Jl.ooo. n 21, Bee. N 190-8
STAMPS bought, sold, ilortensen. 301 Pax-
ton B1K. .N .M990-1120
WANTED, grocery sloro In Omaha or
nearbv town lor cash customer; send full
particulars. Columbia Realty Co., 513
McCague bldg. N-577 9
FOR SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC,
TOP BUGGY for sale, in good condition
U 40, Bee. i'-Hiw
TIHRTY-FIVE secondhand cjirrlagos, top
haggles, pnaeious, mil', iiiuiuy nun, ium
ami six pasfienBer; an hi goon repair
imwlv luilnicd: made by first class llrms
better value than new, cheap carriages
nnd at about one-tourin nrst cosi
DrUminond Carriage Co., ISth nnd Harney
P-199-S
FOR SAL
MISt'EI.L NEOl'S.
CHEAPEST and best oak cribbing and hog
relict, inn uougias hi. g 157
CUTTERS of drug prices, Sherman & Mo
Council Drug Co., Cor. 16th und Dodge
Sts.
w li"
FOR SALE, ten R-I-P-A-N-S for 5 cents at
druggists, uno gives reuei. y 159
B. HAAS. Florist. 1813 Vinton St. Tel. 776.
Plants, cut nowcrs, noqiieis, nail, res.
deuce, wedding nnd grave decorations,
Orders by man or express promptly tilled
y-liio
2DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 1116 Farnam
y in
T-.-.TI q 1 1 .1. ufil.ivi.-A lit nl.inlr. nil ivhltVia
I., i'. inciicr. ituii . o unit iv ic-i-i ii'iiiiinri
in. m ncr thousand feet. Also klndllnc
wimd'nt Jl") a load. .Chicago House
wrecking Co., exposition Grounds,
Phone. 2561. Q-.M297 31
NEW blcyclo tires, J2.2o, $2.50 and $1.00,
Good secononanu wnei-is, v, io anil J12
Omaha Bicycle Co,, 16th and Chicago Sts
U 163
to.oiio BRICK on exposition grounds. Apply
Chicago wrecking co. y-sa
FOR SALE- Nearly new upright Strlnway
piano ror nw. AourciM .ta jiee.
Q-253-iPl
SAFES, buy-, bcII, etc. Schwartz, 114 H. 13,
Tel. iwr, si Jiiw
koii sale .mis ellimioi s.
FOR SALE. llrunswlck & Halke solid ,
cherry Ice box. suitable for hotel or bar.
40x68x8 feet high; take down construction.
$60.
Dnlduff, 1620 Foniani. q-jnis w
MISCEI.LAS'EOLS.
NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhnnd furniture
& stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago Furniture Co.. HOS-10 Dodge.
R-161
FOR RENT, barn, at 202S St. Mary's i Avj.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. $03 N. 16th.
S-166
MME.OYLMER genuine palmist. lCuG Dodgo
S-107
MME. PALMER, medium. Res. 1707 Cass St.
S-M7W M2')
SIASSAOU AMI DATUM.
MAY WILSON, bath, massage. 019 8. 16th.
T-M797 M12
MRS. RERRY, baths, 119 N. 16th, 2nd floor.
T-M299 A2
MME. SMITH", room 2, US4 N. 15th.
T M393 10
MME, AMES, R. 2, 507 S. 13; massage baths.
T 5S2 15
IT.ltSOVAl,.
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 316 Ree bids
U ICS
DR ROY, chiropodist, corns, superfluous
hair removed by electricity, r. 12, Frenzer
Ulk. U-173
SHAMPOOING 25c. hair dressing 25c, hair
toilet goods, Monhclt, 1518 Farnam. Tel 2333
U 169
MONHEIT. chiropodist.
Moor. Tel. 2333.
151$
Furnntn, 2d
U-170
PROP. LUND positively destroys corns,
bunions, worts, moles. 511 Karbnch Blk.
U-013 M17
LIEBEN, costumcr.
catalogue.
1313
Howard. Get
U-172
RUPTURE cured, no knife, no pain, no
danger. Send for circulars. Empire Rup
ture Cure, 932 N. Y. Life Bldg.. Omaha.
U 171
PLEATING nnd pleated skirts of nil kinds.
M. Goldman & Co., 200 Douglas block.
U 17 1
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before it dur;
Ins conllnemcnt; babies nduptcd. 1130 N. li
U 173
PRIVATE homo before nnd during con
llnemcnt. Babies adopted. Mrs. Burget,
2613 Decatur. U-M2I1
STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS; albums sup
piles. Frank Brown, 2204 S. 13th.
. U M270
INFORMATION wanted as to nddress of
Chas. Broganza, who formerly worked at
this place Reward of ten dollnrs will
bp paid by Pond-Decker Lumber Co.,
Deckervllle, Ark. U-M2G5 15
LADIES.free, hnrmless monthly regulator;
cannot fall. Mrs. B. Rowan, Milwaukee,
Wis. U-323
SAMUEL MOT,, removed to 1110 Farnam
street. Telephone 1010. Metropolitan Em
ployment Olllce. U-M512 11
SPIRITUALIST CIIUItCH OF OMAHA,
Continental hall. 15th nnd Douglas sts.;
Psychical Phenomena circle, Friday night
at 8 o'clock. Admission, 23 cents.
U-M575 9
JIONEY TO LOAN RI0AI, ESTATE.
PRIVATE money, 5, 514. 0 per cent; no de
lay. uarviu Bros., 1613 Farnam. W 170
MONEY to loan on Nebraska and Iowa
farms; lowest rates. Brennan-I.ove Co.,
309 S. 13th, omnha. - W 177
'RIVAT'J money. F. D. Wead. 1521 Douglas
V 1(H
WANTED, city nnd furm loans; nlso bonds
anil wnrrants. it. c I'eicrs tc uai, 17U-'
Farnam St., Lien Bldg. v 179
PER CENT money.
Bemls, Paxton block,
W-1S0
MONEY to loan on llrstclass Improved City
property or for tiuililing purposes, rayne-
Knox uo., New vorK uire. w mi
txA. C per cent loans on Omaha, S. Omaha
W. II. Thomas, 60J 1st Nut. bank. Tel. 104S.
W-162
i ner cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Mefkle, 401 S. 15th.
W-183
IVE per cent farm loans. Chas. E. Wil
liamson. V 1S4
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate. Brennan-Lovo Co., 309 So. 13th.
W-1S3
tl IWI nn A miiL.nr.lu tfi Imin nil ImiSrnvcil nltv
property anil farms. v. Farnam amiin
& Co.. 1320 Farnam. W-186
SIDNEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
I.F Y-O-U-N-E-E-D-M-O-N-E-Y
-S-E-E U-S-
Wo hnvo a largo amount to loan on house
hold furniture, plnnos, organs, warehouse
receipts, horses, carriages, etc.
You can get tho monoy within a few hours
nftur maKing application. n i'iiakui
YOU NOTHING WHATEVER FOR
MAKING OR FILING PATERS.
Wo glvo you as much time as you need nnd
you may repay the loan as soon as vou
choose and you need not pay for It ONE
DAY LONGER THAN YOU KKEI' IT,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
Tol. 2293. 3K3 South 16th Street
S-A-L-A-R-Y-L-O-A-N-S
From $10.00 uu made to nenplo permanently
employed in u.m aha. south o.maha
nnd council bluffs.
You can borrow of us on your own name.
without endorser or mortgage, we or
range the payments (is easy as Is possible
allowing you to pay ALL or IN PART
AT ANY TIME AND YOU PAY FOR
THE MONEY ONLY WHAT TIME YOU
KEEP T.
Our business Is confidential.
Omaha Mortgnge Loan Co..
Room 119. 3"0 South 16th Street
Hoard or Trade Bldg. Tel. 2293.
X-1S7
MONEY lonued salaried people holding ner
manent position wun responsinie concerns
upon their own mimes wunout security
easy payments. Tolman, 700 N. Y. L. Bldg.
a i9i
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPL1
holding permanent positions on their own
nnmo without endorser or mortgage
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL nnd LOW
K8T HATES. No inquiries made nf cm
nloyer or friends. You can borrow any
nmount and repay on easy weekly or
monthly pnyments. Before borrowing sen
us. OMAHA CREDIT CO., atllto f.23-52i
N. Y. Life Bldg. X-18S
MONEY TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS,
diamonds, watches, on easy payments, tin
known to others; you keep tho goods, each
payment lessens the cost of the lunn; no
charge tor papers aim wo mane no in
quiries of your neighbors. BERGEBS'
LOAN CO., 1504 Farnam, over B. & M
ticket olllce. X-l!9
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses
cows, jewelry. Dure ureen it. s, uarker blk
X 190
MONEY loans on furniture, rigs, bicycles
diamonds, watches, etc.; payment un
known to friends. Omaha Loan Bank. 1116
Farnam, upstairs. X 192
LOANS TU n, LA ll! r.i ' i"r;ui'LE em
ployed In .Omaha, botith Omaha and
Council Bluffs, holding good positions, on
their own names; NO MORTGAGE; BEST
TERMS; everything private; money can
no pain nacK in smiui weeniy or monthly
payments. Amurlcan Loan Co., Room bOl,
Bee Bldg. X-193
LOANS mado salaried people on personal
note without security; rates reasonable.
J. W. Tnyloo, 218 1st Nat'l bank, 12 to 0
p. m. X 195
GOLD, Silver. Greenbacks for
High-class salaried people.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
Easy to get and easy to pay.
1iwest rate.
No Indorser or mortgago required. QUICK
AND CONFIDENTIAL service. Ques
tions answered cheerfully and you will
receive courteous attention whether you
borrow or not.
AMERICAN LOAN CO,.
Room SOL Bee Building.
X-M239
MONEY !o.mcd on ptanos, tiirntture. jew- ,
elry. horses, cows, etc. C. R Heed, .119 S 13.
X-1DI
JIONEY to loan on furniture. plano.
horses, cows, etc. J. W. Tayloe, 2ls First
National bank building: 12 to C p. m.
X-1M
HtSI.NESS VII .CKS.
FOR RENT, cigar and fruit department In
a large department store: capital required,
J2.000. Address A 03, lice. Y-M2
FOR SALE, leading stock of general mer
chandise In Pern, Neb.; will Invoice tn
thousand dollars; can be mimed: Ne
braska State Normal school located herc
Address I.. M. Meant, Peru, Neb.
Y M2S2
THE DISCOVERER of the "Greatest Hair
Grower on Earth" wants a partner, a. w.
Schoenhut, Eidora. Ia. Y-M2S5 9'
ANTED, nctlve partner for good paying
business, established 8 years; $l required.
Address H 7. Dee. Y-M128 11
: HANDLE aeneral merchandise stocks
of nil kinds. Do you want to buy, sell r
exchange? We can sell your bulnoss or
we can sell you a business. Wrlteus.
Merchandise Broker. 507 Knrb.ich block.
Y-M5.M
THE NEW SNOW CHURCH COMPANY
make a specialty of collecting all classes
of claims In every state In the union on
commission basis. W. H. Green, presi
dent nnd treasurer; J. L. Knley, vice
president and attorney; C. R. Glover,
secretary and attorney. Rooms I01-2-.1-I-3
New York Life Rldg. Y-562
$150 AND services nf sober, energetic man
win purchase half Interest in estalillslieii
olllce business paying over $100 monthly.
Address R 30, Bee. Y 5S0 H
WANTED, active nnd honest partner with
sun ior goon paying inisiness. estnniisiieii;
a snap for the right person. P. O. Box 161,
.Aurora, .en. -.MM
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS (March S and 9, 1900.)
F. HARRISON & GEO. T. MORTON,
913 N. Y. Life. Telephone 3II or 2012 F.
Choice east front lot and G-room
house, Windsor Place, near Mr. II'oldrcgc'M
residence, streets paved, nice trees, $2,500.
Ten-room house and large enst
front grounds, ' lCCxSOO, on
F4orcnco boulevard ;for all, $3,6v0.
$3,000, line 9-room brick residence,
near C. N. Dletz's, on 35th street.
SPECIAL 7-room house near park, $!,000.
RE-C59-S
PAYNE-KNOX CO.. HEADQUARTERS
for HEAL HSTATK BAHUAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. FlrBt floor, N. Y. Life Bldg
RE- IDS
HENRY B. PAYNE. 001 N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
Renl Estate, Itcntnls, ixians, Insiirnnco.
RE-203
IF YOU hnvo a bargain to ofl'or In renl
estate seo h. a. uroauwell, Ml N. v. Life.
RE-205
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; nlso flro
insurance, uemis, uaxton niK. be 199
OR QUICK returns on bargains only seo
S. A. Broadwell. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-203
HOUSES, farms. R. C. Patterson. 305 N. Y.
L. RE 3)1
F. HARRISON, FARMS, FARM LOANS
RE-C57 Mil
SNAPS In renl estate, money to loan. L. L.
Johnson (o.. 3n a. 1.1111 si. in; 301
CHOICEST TRACKAGE PROPERTY ON
THE ma 11 K ri s. vi. corner lutn and
Izard; half block, 132 x201; heart of tho
city; for price and terms see George a.
Wallace, Brown Blk.; solo ngont-
RE-551
A BARGAIN, four acres.- 40th -and Puclflc,
two blocks rrom cur line, on neit rail
road, $2,500; easy torms. McCague In
vestment Co., 1506 Dodge. RE 200
'OR SALE or trade, brick residence, nil
modern Improvements, nnd 5 m res of
ground, containing outbuildings, trees,
smnll fruit, shrubbery; well Inside city
limits In town of lO.OOO Inhabitants; cost
over $20,000; good reason for selling. Write
for particulars. Paul Colson. Fremont,
Neb. RE M 209 Al
900 AND 90S South 20th St.. two houses;
rental 1360 ner year: cheap nt I3.W0.
S. W. corner 3Kth ave. and Jackson St., 126
feet enst front by 150 deep; snap nt $900.
Acre lots, 158xlR9 feet. Pratt's subdlv., S. W.
ot iianscom nnra, tzou eacn.
160 acres smooth land S. W. of Benning
ton: tair improvements, i, per ncre.
JOHN N. FRENZER. Opp. Old P. O.
RE-471
I HAVE $1,500 to invest In real estnto
bringing gnou income; submit proposl
Hons. B 20, Bee. RE-4D0-S
BUILDING lots one block of street car
line, $1S0. 11. ll. Ball, 901 New York Life.
RE-G2S
FOR SALE, elegant double residence, lnrgc
grounds, splendid neighborhood, only $11,-
riOO. hicks. Hoard or Trade. RE MC-S
FOR SALE, 10 acres extra choice Innd Just
west or city; win mage 11110 siihurbnn
home: fruit and vegetable gardens. Wo
are authorized to sell this beautiful tract
of land for J1.475. Hicks Heal Estnto Co.,
32.1 jtonni or 'rrune. hk .vu-s
100.ACRE fnrm. nil Imnroved. situated 1
miles rrom sioux uuy, in.; excellent sou;
must bo sold: great sacrifice; easy terms.
Columbia Realty Co., B13 Mcuaguo mug.
RE-578 9
1C0-ACRE fnrm, situated 1 mile from Chod-
ron, county sent imwcs county; an im
proved; must sacrifice; terms to suit pur
chaser. Columbia Realty Co., 513 Me
Cnguo bldg. R 15-879 9
unit SALE nt a bargain, one of tho very
best ranns in uoiigias county ior stocit,
grain or seeus; wen improvcn.
ROBBINS & CO., SOLE AGENTS,
1S02 FARN Ail.
RE-MI774 1 3
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Ostennathlc Institute. 615 N. Y.
Life Bldg., Alice Johnson. D. O., ladles'
dept.; Old li. Jonnson, ustcopntnist, mgr.
.ij
M E. DON'OIIUE. D. O.. of Still school
Klrksvllle. Mo., C0I Paxton blk. Tel. wn.
Hi
A. T. HUNT, osteopath; allchronlcdlseasos
"results tell." 303 Karbach Blk. Tel 2132
ii IS2
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A C. VAN BANTS school.
717 N. Y. Life.
209
AT OMAHA Bus. College, 16th & Douglas
".no
BOYLES college, court reporter principal
Beo Bldg. 211
NEBRASKA Business & Shorthand col
lege. Boyd s theater. 212
I'VI'EWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. $1 per month
Tho smlin-i'remier -lypewruer uo 102.
Fnrnam St. Telephone. 124. 200
REMINGTON Standard Typewriter and
mipplles. 1019 Farnnm. 207
TYPEWRITERS, secondhand. 1116 Farnam
205
LOST.
ST. BERNARD, orange nnd white, nnswers
to .Major; reward. IK so. .'sin street.
Lost 630
LOST, on 2Sth Ave., between Iako and
Orant Sts . a Marten collarette. Please.
return to Mrs. F. W. Moihcr. Omaha
Commercial College. Cor. 240 N. 2Sth Ave
1 .081 OlM-S-
LOST, a red and blark spotted bro'iil sow
and icit pig. 1;. l. .Martin, iirq aim nar
rlson St., South Omahu, Neb.
Lost-M50S 9
DANCING SCHOOL.
LAST term, last chance- Morand's. 15th
and Harney, adults Tuewlny ana Friuny
children Saturdays; assemblies Wcdnea
day ana Diiuiua, i-A"i
MIIM'.V TO LOAN I'll ATTHLS.
Ft HMTi nr. packing.
o.M. Van Stor Co . 151Pa Tar. Tel. 169. 863.
-m
M( KIM. Pl.VTIMI.
CYCLE PARTS -All kinds plaWng. Omnha
Plating Cr . Bee Bldg. Tel. SKIS. --651
IIHYCI.
IN order to reduce stock we will sell for a
short tlnio only second-hand blcvcle at
one-half price, good wheels, $3.00 to JlS.ijo.
Floscher. Pj22 Cap. Ave. M132
1M RMi'I'ltll ni'.PAlHIM!.
PACKINO. uplmlterlng. mnttress, feather
renovating. Tel. 1331. M. S. Walktln. 2111
Cuming St. -21S .
PAWNBROKER.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
POIND,
FOUND, nt Iff. S. 13th St.. complete gn
lamp, wnh large cnimney, tv.
Found M576 9
AUCTIONEERS.
OMAHA AUCTION Co. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 520 N. 16t!l St. Telennono Sir.?.
M719
STMMi:itl(; AND STUTTERING.
CURED.
Julia Vaughan. 430 Rnmge Rldg.
217
BIRDS A.M TWIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird store.
1003 Leavenworth.
ni'i
MANTELS, TILES, GRATES.
WELS1IANS & HOLBROOK. 309 S. 17th flt ,
mantles, tilo lloors, grates, repair work.
it- 1IO-M10
TRUNK FACTORY,
TRUNKS, trnvollng bngs. stilt cases. Trunks
repaired, urn. trunk Fuotory, 12W Farnam.
-220
HOTELS.
SIETROPOLITAN. Win. Barr. ilgr . $1 to
$1 23. 12th nnd Douglas. 'Phone 211
M790
LAI MlltY.
OMAHA STEAM LAUNDRY AND CITY
TOWEL SUPPLY 1730 Leaven w'h. Tel 517
219
.WANTtD-5000 A0ENT5.
?.j0uPAKKLR NtW
fir? MCRRV-fiO-ROUNDS.
KKWJOtfl CiAlUHiJ,
CYLINDER FIANOS.
so HAND ORGANS,
'Acuta looiBaAfilEnE.KA!t
GOV Ell Nil 13 NT N OTI t'H,
Ol'FICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER.
OMAHA Nebraska. Mnnh 3. 1900 -Sealed
proposals In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received in this olllce un
til 2 o'i lock p m. central time, April 3.
llmi), for constructing a Dead House In con
nection with Hospital, including niuinoing
nnd gas piping, at Fort Crook. Nebraska
Full information iitrnisneu upon application
to this olllce, where plans and specllli atl. ns
may ho seen. Proposals to he marked "I'ro-
posals ror nemi House- nnu aniiresscu 10
Injur F II. HATHAWAY, Uliler (Jiinrtcr-
mastcr. M dlt .M3D-31 il
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
Omnha Neb.. .March 7, 1900. Sealed pro
posals In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at this olllco
until 2 o'clock 11. m.. central time. April 7.
ISO) for constructing nn Oil House at Fort
Crook. Nebraska. Full inrormntlou lur
nlshed upon application to this olllce, where
plans nnd speciflcntlons may be seen Pro
posnls to be marked "Proposals for Oil
House. nnu iiuuresscu in .inijor v. ji.
HATHAWAY, Chief Quartermaster.
.MS-'J-lU-l.' A4-t) ,M
LEGAL NOTICIS.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Vfill,-n l.i linrnliv I'tvim thnt 111.. Hnnr.l nt
riistees of the University of the State of
Wyoming will receive senieq Plus ror the
erection of a building upon the university
crounds at Iiramle. Wyoming, in accord
ance with the plans und speciflcntlons of
Architect cniis. v. .MunioeK, now on me
In the olllce of the secretary of the board,
up to is o i iock noon on tue 30111 01 .Marcn,
A D. 1900. Said building to bo completed by
tho first day of January. A. D. 1901. Said
plans and speclllcatlons can be seen at the
olllce of the secretary of the board It be
ing distinctly understood thnt this snld
board reserves tho right to reject any and
all bids made
All communications should be directed to
tho secretory or said nonrd at Lnr.unle,
WJ'O. OTTO OKA.M.M, ITesliIelll
liltALl'J KAl.MUNLI Ill'illAltD,
MO d10t il Secretary.
I'OSTOFFIC'E NOTICE.
(Should bo read dally by all Interested, as
changes may occur nt nny time.i
Foreign malls for the week ending March
10, 1900, will close (PROMPTLY in nil
cases) nt the General I'ostollice. ns fo lows
Parcels post malls close one hour earlier
tbun closing time shown below. Parcels
post malls for Germany closo at i p. m
Monday.
Tl'lills-Alllllltle MlllU.
SATURDAY At 8 11. m. for AZORES IS
LANDS direct, per s. s. Sparlan l'r nee
nt 8 a. in. for NETHERLANDS direct
ner h. a. ilaasdaui, via Rotterdam (let
tern must bo directed "per s. s. Mans
dam ); at 9 a. m. ror ital, pur s.
Wcrra, via Naples (letters must be ill
reeled "per s. s. werrn' ); nt 9:30 a m
(supplementary n 11. m.) ror euroit
per s. s. Lucanlu, via Qileenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. - German
steamers sailing on Tiiesuays unto printed
matter, etc., ror uermanv. and specially
addressed printed matter, etc , for other
parts of Europe. American and Whlto
Stnr steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard,
French nnd German steamers on Satur
days take printed matter, etc., for nil
countries tor which they nro advertised
to carry mab.
After the closing of tho supplementary
Trans-Atlantic mans uumcii aiiove, addi
tional supplementary mnlls are opened 011
the piers of the American, English, French
and Germnn steamers, nnu remain open
until within ten minutes of the hour of
hulling of steamer.
iliills for South Mini Centrnl Aincrlcii,
Wi'l liullcs, Flo,
FRIDAY At 12:30 p. m. (supplementary
1 p. m.) for LEEWARD and WIND
WARD ISLANDS und DEMERARA. per
s. s. Fontabelle; nt 1 p. m. for JA
MAICA, per s. s. Orlgen iletters must bo
directed "Per s. si. Orlgeh")
SATURDAY-At 2:30 a. in. for NASSAU,
N. P.. per steamer from Miami, Fla ,
at 8 a. m. for BERMUDA, per s h Trn
ldnd; nt 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a
in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA,
HA VANILLA and CARTIIAOENA. per s.
s. Alleghany (letters for Costa. Rica must
bo directed "per s. s. Aliegnany ). at 10
n. m. (supplementary 10:30 u. in j for 1
HAITI, per s. Alps; at 11 a in fur
CUBA, per s. s. .Mexico, via Havana 1
nt 11 a. in. for PORTO Rico, per s s .
Tin.,..., I'lrl M'ltl .lllfltl lit 11 tl 111 fMIII. I
plementiiry 11:30 a. m.) for NASSAU. N
P., and SANTIAGO, CUBA, per s s City
uf Washington; at 12 m. for LA PLATA
COUNTRIES direct, per s. s. Parana
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnd thonco by steamer, close ut
this otllce dully al 8:30 p. m. (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). .Malls for Mlquuloii, by rail to
Boston, and thence by steamer, closo at
this olllce daily at 8:30 p. in. Mnlls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tuinpa. Fla , and
thence by steamer, close at this olllco
daily (except .Monday) nt 7 n. m. (tho
connecting closes nro on Sunday. Wed
nesday and Friday). Mnlls for Cuba, by
rail to .Miami. Fla., and thonco by steamer,
close at this olllco every Monday. Tues
day und Saturday at 2;:i0 a m. (thn con
necting closes aro on Tuesday anil Satur
day). Mulls for Mexico City, over'and,
unless specially addressed fnr dlsnntcb by
steamer, closo nt this oUlcc daily ai 2 30
a. m. und 2:30 p. m. Mnlls for Costn Rica.
Belize. Puerto Cortez nnd Guiitemnla, by
rnll to New Orleans, and tbenco by
Btennier. closo ut this ofllco dally at ;)
p. in. (connecting closes here Tuesdays
for Costa Rica and .Mondays fpr Belize, .
M.iuq nitnliimfiliil tltifvfu. I
1 1111 111 1 l I' in,.. .. , ... n"
tereu man cioacw ,11 u i. in luutiuun iiu
Registered mull clos-a at li p, nt, second .
ua uciuiu.
Tniiin-Piielllu Mulls.
Mailt for China, Japan and the Phlllpplna
PO.HTOKI'ICIl MITICi:
Islands, via Tacomn, close nt this olll'-o
dally tit 6.10 p m. up to Match lib
for dispatch per s s Sikh Mulls f. r
China and Japan and Philippine Islands,
via Seattle. cloe here dally at 0 30 p m.
Ilti 1. 1 Mnrrli dill f,ir ilUnrttrll IHT S
Klnshlu Mnru (registered letters must ho
directed "via Seattle"). .Mails for I la-
wall, Chlnn. Japan and Philippine Islands.
via San I'raiiclsco. close here dally at 0:M
p. in. up to March 10th, Inclusive, i
for dispatch per s s. City of j
Peking. Malls for Australia (ex-
cept West Australia,. Hew ea-,
land, Hawaii. FIJI and Samo.n Islands. .
via San Francisco, close here dailv r.t 30
p. in. after Mar. h Md and up ti .March
17th. Inclusive, or on day of arrival of ,
s. h. i.'ampaf.l.i. due at New York March
...i-.l. .ii..,.. .i. .. Alnrlnnn
lllli. IU1 llll'llllll 'll c. f
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. China nnd tho I
Mill tin tin isiniiii.s. via sail ! rnnciscu. i
close here dally at 0:30 p. m. up to March
1Mb. Inclusive, for dispatch per s s One-
lie. Malls for China nnd Jnpan. ln iin
couver. close here dally at 6.30 p. m up
to March 20th, InclusUo, for dispatch
per s. s. Empress of India (registered
mall must be directed "via Vancouver"!.
.Malls for Society Islands, via San Fran
cisco, close here dally at 0:30 p. m. up
to March 20th. Inclusive, for dispatch
hv ship Tropic Bird. Malls for Hawaii,
via San Francisco, close hero dallv at
0:30 p. m. up to .March I'.oth. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. Australia. Malls
for Australia (except West Australia.
Which goes via Europe, and New ea
lanil, which goes via San Francisco), Ha
waii and FIJI Islands, via Vancouver,
close here dallv at 0:30 p. m. up to March
31st, Inclusive, for dispatch per P. s.
Warrlmoo.
Trans-Pnclflc malls are forwarded to port of
sailing dully and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption or their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mall closes nt 0 p. in. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postolllce, New York. N. Y., .March 2, 1900.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
nnd Sc Purine Rallrn.nl
"The Great Rock Inl
and Route " City Tick
et Olllce. 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone 42S.
Depot, Tenth & Mason
Street Telephone, 029.
Leave. Arrive.
bes Moines and Davcn-
iHirt Local a 7:10 am uiii.ts am
hliiLini Exnrcsa bll:15 am a 8:10 am
Chlcnto Fast Express, a S:(i pm a 1:25 pm
. .....! M .A1 . . ... 1.11 ., .....
C31. J'UUI IH.IIL'0 11 u.w 1UH Ull.M UIII
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs..
Denver, uueino anil
Weg. a 1:30 pm a 4:23 pm
Des Moines. Rock Isl
and nnd Chicago a 7:13 pm n 5.50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer. a 5 36pm a 9:20 am
a Daily u uauy xccut sunnay.
iMIHMil'OMAltA A ST. LOUIS RAIL
M W a road--Omahn, Kansas City
it Eustern Railroad "Tho
Qulncy Route"--Ticket Of
fice, 1113 Farnam Street.
Telephone. 322. Depot. Tenth
iffll
nnd Marcy Streets. Tola-
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Hxptoss ao:ujpm :i i.iuam
Kansn.i City nnd Qulncy
Lot al
.a 7:00 nm n 9:00 pm
a Dally.
xV A R A S II RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1501 Farnnm
Street. Telenhone S9j. Dc
pot. Tenth and ilarcy
streets. Teiopnono rc.
s Leave. Arrlvo,
1 I nula "P.ninon Ball"
Exnrcss u.u:iuiuii u i.jhiii
a Dally. .
nitlCAGO. MILWAUKEE &
St. I'nui itaiiway uuy
Ticket Olllce. 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone 2i4. Depot,
Tenth and ilnson Streets,
Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago iLlmltod Ex... .a 7:33 pm a 8:03 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex..bll:u0 am b 3:55 pm
Sioux City nnd Des
Moines Express bll:oo am o 3:m pm
n Dnuy. D Dally except auuuny.
UNION PAOlFIC-"THEOVER
land Route" General Ofllces.
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Fnrnam
Streets. City Ticket Olllco. 1302
Farnnm street. Teiennone 316.
Depot, Tenth and ilnson
Streets. Tck'phono 029.
Lenve. Arrlvo.
Tho Overland Limited.. a 8:20 nm n 7:20 pm
The Fast Mall a 8:60 am a 3:25 pm
Tho Colorado Special. . .all :33 pm a 0:60 am
Tho I'liitlaml speciii! .11 s:zu 11111 a pm
Lincoln, Beatilco and
Stromsbnrg Express. .b 410 pm t12:25 pm
I'neHIc Express a 4:26 pm n fl-.V) nm
Grand Island Local b 6:30 pm b 9:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Railroad. City Ticket olllce,
1402 Fnrnam street. Tele-pnon-
215. Depot, Tenin
and ilnson streets.
Leave. Arrive.
... a 12:10 pm a 4:03 pm
...a 7:35 pm a 8:16 am
Chicago Express
Chicago Limited
Minneapolis nnd 81.
Paul Express
Minneapolis nnd St.
Paul Limited
Fort Dodiro Local
b 7:00 nm b 9:40 pm
a 7:33 pm a 8:15 am
from Co. Bluffs .... b 1:30 pm b 10:15 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sundays.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-load-
General Olllces and
Ticket OlTico Southeast Cor
ner 14th and Douglas Sis.
Telephone, 101. Depot. 13th
und Webster Sts. Telephone,
1133.
lenvo. Arrive.
St. Ixmls', Kansas ii
Neb. 1 United a 2:30 pm al2:5o pm
K. C -St L. Express, ..a9;30pm a 6:50 am
Nebraska Ixicul Via
Weeping Water .. b 5:05om a 9;fj am
a Dt'.ly. b Dally except Sunday
BURLINGTON Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Burlington Route"
General Olllces. N. W.
Corner Tenth and Farnnm
Sts. Ticket olllco. 1602 Far
nnm street. Telephone. 259.
Depot, Tenth nnd Mason streets, -telephone.
128. Leave. Arrive.
Lin nln. Hasting, and
McCuok ..a 8.10 am a 7:23 pm
Lit oln Denver Colo-
rado, Utah, California a 4;2j pm a 3:00pm
Lincoln. Bunk Hills,
Montana & Puget
Souni j pm n 3:M pm
Lincoln I-" al a 7:00 pm n 0:35 am
Lincoln Fast Mall. ...b3;00prn n!0:3j am
Denver. Colorado Utah
& California all:69 pm
a Dally b Daily excent Sunday.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
& Qu.ucy Railroad "Tho
Burlington Route" Ticket
Olllco. 1302 Farnnm St.
Tel , 250. Depot. Tenth &
Mason Streots. Telephone,
128.
Leavi. Arrive.
Daylight Express a 7:30 am
Chicago Special all;59 pm
Chicago Vestlbiiled Ex. .a 4.00 pm a 7:45 am
Chicago Local Express. a 8.50 am a 1:06 pm
Chicago Limited .. a 7.30 pm a 7:15 am
Pax-ilk Junction Local .ul0.45 an.
Fast Mali a 2:15 pm
a Dally.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
Mih A. Council Bluffs
Railroad - "Tho Burling
toi Route" Ticket Olllce,
102 Farnnm Street. Tele
l.hone, 250. Depot, Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Tole
iihone. 128.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Knnsns City Day Ex ...a 8:60 am a 6:17 pm
Kansas City Night Ex .al0:15 pm a 6:16 am
St Louis Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis, a 4:53 pm all:15 am
n Dally
CHICAGO. St. PAUL.
Minneapolis & Omnhi
Railway "Tho North
western Lino" General
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. City Ticket Olllco.
1401 Parr.am St Telephone 661. Depot, 16th
uild Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger ..a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha I'nssengui all;20 am
Sioux City & North
east Nebraska a 310 pm
u Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Ralhond - "The North,
western Line" General
Olllces, United Btnles
National Bank Building,
8 W Corner Twoltth
and Farnnm Sts. Ticket
nrT.- Itfll Pnrnntn St Tnlflnhnnu r.ill fla.
pot, -renin & Mason Sts. Tlephonn 025
Leave
Arrive.
Twin City Express
Twin City l imited
n c-53 am nl0:I0 pm
S;W am u 4;'io pro
Sioux city Local,.,
, a Dally,'
jfIL
lM!LWA"WE
'1.
RAILWAY TIMi: Ttlll.ns.
CIIK'A.KJ & NORTH
western Railway "Tno
Northwestern Llni"
City Tickol omcc, HOI
F.ivn.in Street. Tele
phone 561. Depot, To nth
nnd Maon Streets. Telo-
phone t?i
LA-ave. Arrive.
hnviiiiht PhlMirn Sue-
cll, n 7:00 am att;30 pin
Chicago Passenger ...u 4:15 pin nio.ltf am
Eastern Express. Des
Moines. Mnrslmlltown,
cedtr Rapids and Chi-
cngo olO:. am a 4:06 pra
Eastern Limited. Chi-
,-ngo and Las: . . pm n 1.00 pm
mt Mall. Chicago to
Omaha , ','i'i' i.-nnm t'ni E Ii
Onvilin - Chkago Spetlal.a 7.0 pm a ,W k
l.'nut MnlL... IX .30 am
-
a Palo-
..,,...n tt inmnu .
Bfcifc-sSa Mlssouil Valley llnllroail
NKNMthweiitdrA Line"
r.jineral Olllces. United
Stntes National Bk. Bldg..
y W. Corner Twelfth
and Fnrnam Sts. Ticket
Olllce. 1401 Fnrnam St. Telephone f6l. De
pot, 15th and Webster Sis. Telephone 1158.
1.1'ltlV, AllllV,
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs a a:w pm a u:w pm
Wyoming. Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm o 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
city, superior, ucnevn,
Exeter nnd Seward ..b 3:00 pm b 8:00 pra
Norfolk, Verdlgro and
Fremont u i.m am vw.a ana
Lincoln, Wahoo nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am M0:23 am
Fremont Local c 7:30 m
a Daily . u Dnuy except sjiiuay. o sun-
day only, d Dally except Saturday, a
Dally except Monduv
HINTS TO DAIRYMEN'.
BlK Butter Companies OrminUc.
Two weok3 ago Charlc Harding, for
many years in the creamery business at
Norfolk, Neb., established a central sta
tion nt Omnlin, nnd slnco that tlmo
been locating tributary stations In Ne
braska, Iowa and northwest Missouri, nnd
a largo business is already assured for tho
now Omnha industry.
Five of tho largest creamery companies In
Kansas und Oklahoma, representing one
fourth of the dairy Interests of thnt terri
tory, havo been consolidated, under thn
namo of tho Continental Crcntncry com
pany, with headquarters nt Topcka. Tho
consolidated company starts out with 107
skimming stations. Tho new company Is
incorporated under tho Inws of Colorado.
Its capital stock Is $600,000. Tho olllcerfl
of tho now company will bo J. E. Nlssley,
manager of the Knnsas Creamery company,
president; C. H. Pnttlron of Abilene, treas
urer; W. B. Janson of Belolt, vice presi
dent, and former Stnte Printer Parks, secre
tary.
Ono of the largest creamery butter manu
facturing establishments in tho west will
begin operations In Kansas City nbout
March 10. Negotiations looking toward the
consolidation of the Interests represented
by T. W. Brady & Co. of Kansas City anil
the ilerlden Creamery company of lilerldon,
Kan., were concluded last week. Both con
cerns have been lenders In the western
butter trado and havo handled the products
of upward of fifty Kansas nnd Missouri
creameries, to which tho new firm expects
to ndd a large Number of new customers.
It In claimed by tho Sioux City papers
that tho now creamery plant nt that place,
which is to bo in operntlon within a wcelc
or two, will bo tho largest In tho world.
The output Is expected to bo 21,000 pounds
daily.
It will be of Intercut to tho farmers, who
supply the milk, and nlco the consumers
of butter, to note hotv those extensive but
ter factories will alTct tho rost of produc
tion nnd tho quality of their products.
Dairy Supervision In lown.
The olllco of dairy commissioner is, In
Iowa, one of tho mcMt practically useful
to the farmers of tho state that legislative
wisdom has ever established, says tun
Homestead. It Is now well filled by a thor
oughly practical dairyman, who not only
i.iidcrstnnds his ilutlm, but la zealous In
performing them.
Nevertheless I hp usefulness of the ofllco
Is greatly hampered as compared with what
It might be, by the fact thnt tho law falls
to provide for sufllclcnt aFsltnncc In It to
toter tho largo and growing nccdH of tho
Industry In the state. To Improve It in
this respect a hill has Just been Introduced
at tho present session of the legislature to
so amend tho law relating to tho olllco n
to provide for the appointment, by the dairy
commlFslon, of a deputy nnd assistant.
From nil parts of tho state come appea'a
for nld along dairy lines upon Important
pheses of the industry which Commissioner
Norton Is obliged to refusi, for tho reason
that ho has no nf,slstants to whom ho cn:i
commit thn work of furnishing. It. For ex- .
nmhlo, thn Babcnck test Is admittedly tho
greatest discovery In dairy linos that hni
bet 11 known for a score of years or morr.
Its linportanco In modern dairying can
hardly be overestimated, nnd Its Introduction
I'verywhoro soenm a necessity to prolltnblc
dairying and, In tho creamery business, to
the equltnblo payment of those who supply
milk.
A Inrgo share of the complaints received
by tho dairy commissioner come from cream
ery patrons who nro dlsa-itlsfled with tho
trhtlng at crcnmerles because of alleged in
accuracies In methods. Tho valuo of thn
test to tin- dairy Industry Is ro great an to
demnnd Its general use, which can only
result from tho establishment of perfect
confidence In Its application. By respond
ing to and Invcntlgating theso complaints
tho dairy commissioner could rapidly estab
lish such confidence, nnd yet he cannot
mako tho investigations becaimo ho Is with
out assistants to send to the places from
which tho complaints come, which can only
bo Investigated on tho ground.
Another largo lino nf rnmplnlnltt refer
to tho sanitary conditions liiirroundlng
crcamerirM. They, too, ran only bo Investi
gated nn the spot, and yet tho commis
sioner must decline to Investigate them bq
caiiHo ho Is without competent help to send.
Theso aro only example of tho way tho
commissioner and tho Indimtry nro ham
pered for want of help In tho office. Wo
hopo that thn legislature will seo the ne
risslty for furnishing thn additional help
which tlio bill referred to seeks to provide.
Dairy Notes,
The nvernge wages of lown buttermakers
nro $31.97 per mouth, ranging from $35 to
$76.
The Kansas Dairy school nt Manhattan
has tlfly-four students and In tho Instruc
tions given them uses six different styles
of separators.
Ten counties In Iowa ship out from
2,8.10,113 to 2,015,130 pounds of butter per
year. Ten more range from 1,925,603 to
1,211,008 pounds In thflr shipments. Tim
total shipments during 1899 amounted to
77,013.875 pounds.
A report of the business of tho Elgin
Board of Trado has been compiled, Hhow
Ing that there was sold thero during 1893
13,010,61)7 pounds of butter, worth $9,027,
37196, and 0,101,723 pounds nf cheese, worth
$518,901.03. The total for 1899 shows nn In
crease of butter nf only 731,308 pounds ns
cumpured with 1898, but tho Increaso In
valuo was $1,022, IS0.R2, tho average price
for 1899 having been over 2 cents higher
than In 1S98.
Tho Butter nnd Cheese Mnkers' associa
tion of Minnesota has adopted resolutions
asking legislation establishing a board of
examiners, whoso duty it shall be to ux
amino nil butter and cheese makers 11 s to
their quallllcatlous. Tho resolution Is based
oil the allegation that Incompetent men
nro Injuring the reputation of tho stato
us n "gilt-edged" butter state. It Is said
that there nro men lu thn stato who aro
taking charge of factories for $20 a month.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Mllesburg, Pa,,
says, "As a speedy euro for roughs, colda,
croup and soro throat Ono Minute Cough
Cure is uneqimled. It Is pleasant for chil
dren to take. I hoartlly recommend It to
mothers." It Is tho only harmless remedy
1 that producus Immediato results. It cures
bronchitis, pneumonia, grlppo nnd throat and
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