THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1900. ll V ( SPECIAL NOTICES Adrertlseraeata (or thn column will tie taken nntll VX m. for the renin edition and nntll 8:110 p. m, tor raurnlna nnd Honda? edition. Hates, 1 l-'io a rrord Aral tnaertlnn. 1c a word thereafter. Nothing tnken for leaa thun ilftc lor the Ilrat Inarr tlon. TIicm ndTerlliemeata aaaat lie run consecutively. Advertlaera, liy reitncatlac a n n in -kered check, son lme nntnern ad drraaed to a nanihrrrd letter In rnre of The flee. Acintri ao nddreaaed will lie delivered a nreaenlalloa) af tha cheok oaly. SITt'ATIO.S WANTED. LADY wishes place to work for board find room. M. Weed, 1415 N. 21th st. A-11I21 29 WANTED MALE IIEl.f. WANTED, we have steady work for a few Kood hustlers of good habits and appear anco. C. F. Adams Co., 1C03 llowurd St. H-1G3 BARBER trado taught thoroughly In short time, catnloguu und particulars free. Address Western Barbers' Institute, Omaha, Neb B-106 "TUB GALVESTON DISASTER," 610 pages, loo Illustrations; sample free; Xma; outfit of 1. books for 30 cents, worth J5. W, A. Hlxonbaugh & Co., Omaha. 600 Ware block. B-M147 N30 SALESMEN wanted to sell fruit trees; bin wages to hustlers; no experience. neces sary; cash weekly. Wrlto Western Kan. I1-M496 DO WANTEP SALESMEN. Tho Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaukee, Wis. H-MIDT DC WANTED, it good experienced clothing solcltor. Apply 1314 Farnam St. Good poatlon to right party. n-133 WANTED, men to learn barber trade, only eight weeks required; can earn scholar ship, board, tools and transportation to our colleges nt Chicago, Ht, Louts or Min neapolis; great demand for our graduates on account of our thorough training, two years' apprenticeship suved; constant practice, expert Instructions, lectures, etc. Apply by mall to Moler Harbor Collego Representative, 1623 Farnam st., Omaha. B-MI91 29 WANTED, good watchmaker und engraver at oncn; good wages, steady position, E. A. Dayton & Co. B-M103 33 WANTED, a sober nnd experienced wagon maker. Address 1406 Williams. B-M103 30 Oa. I WANTED, export typewriter, operator to take dictation direct, D 7, Dee. H 417 30 WANTED, a first-class local selling' agent for retail and departmont stores, for well known brand of corsets, selling from J7.00 to $150.00 per dozen; must bo energetic und u hard worker; liberal commission to right man. Addrcas IJox QQ, Station A, Worcester, Mass. B-M122 1 WANTED, paper ruler, non-union man, capablu of taking charge: must bo posted on ledger 'work; state wages and refer ences. Address D 8, Dec. B-M421 29 WANTED, a resident salesman In Omaha to ropresont a Chicago manufacturer of leather and rubber belting and engineers' nnd mill supplies on commission. Address with references X43, Lord St Thomas, Chicago. B-M390 29 RELIABLE man for travollng position; good salary and expenses. bcsldoB com mission; permanent to good man! refer ences required. "01-330 Dearborn, Chicago. ' It M 128 29 WANTISD KKMALE1 11131,1. WANTED, 200 strlalM Dodge. Teh s.. tO clrls wanted. Canadian 'offlcai 3522 IJji'uina QiriL wanted. Mrs. II. D. Necly, 4371 Hum. lltor. st. C-M209 WANTED, experienced nurso to enro for child 3 months old; references required. Apply ut 423 South 39th street. C-M201 30 WANTED, experienced second girl with rcforenccs. Apply at 423 South 39th street. C-M202 30 WANTED, ladles to learn hatrdresslng, manicuring and facial treatments; 4 weeks completes; constant practice: ex pert Instructions; positions guaranteed; tools furnished. Call or wrlto for par ticulars. Moler'a Halrdresslng College, 1C23 Furnam. C 358 2S WANTED, a first-class woman to take charge of our chief boarding house at this point. Standard Cattlo Company, Ames, Neb. C-M39S 29 WANTED, experienced girl for general housework, family of throe; no washing; references required. Call nt 415 North 20th St. C M400 29 WANTED, cash girls. Tho S9-Cent Store, II. Hardy Co,, 1519, Douglas st. i C-M40I 29 COMPETENT girl for general housework. Call 2501 Dodge St. C 118 30' GIRL for, general housowork, small family. Mrs. II. P.,Kolb, 42Q1 Cuming. C-415 2) COMPETENT girl for general housework; $5 por week. 1134 B. 30th avo. CM421 1 FORllNT IIOt'SKs" IF you want your houses well rented plnca thoni with Denuwa & Co. D163 ALWAYS moving II. II. goods, pianos. Office, 1511ft Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or S6l D-170 HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city. Tlrinnun.LaVL' Co.. S20 So. ISt , at D-171 HOUSES, stores. Domls, Paxton block i-m C1IA8. K. WILLIAMSON. 1203 Farnam" D-174 FOR RENT, house 8 rooms, S. W. Cor Park ave. and Leavenworth. Modern ax cept funiace. Key at cottate In rear. D-10I BEE HENRY II. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE D-175 ' HOUSES, etc F. D. Woad, 1524 Douglas. D-177 tM LANDON Court. 10 rooms, ;nodern. In fine condition; rent $15.00. ln OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO , ICth t Douglas Sts D-174 HOUSES and flats. Rlngwa'.t, Darker Hlk D-179 t-ROOM house. 27th and Farnam Sts all modern. Call 2606 Farnam or phono 688 D-2S1 HOUSES wanted. Wallaco, Drown blk D-3I7 DARN, 2024 St. Mary's avo. D-MT21 FOR RENT. 12-room houre, heated wl'h stenm, modern conveniences, good barn Address C 49, Hoe. " b-rli 4103 NICHOLAS st.. 7 rooms, nil modern: small stable. Apply II. M. Rogers. 921 FOR RENT, new brick cottage, cor. 20th and Ohio st., 6 rooms and Urge attic. $20 per month. Ella A. Ittner, 3802 N, 17th st D-463 -ROOM modern flat, 2501 Douglas. $30. D-M371 DP NO. 403S SEWARD STREET, l-room, modern.' oak finish on first floor; well built, pensant houso; good neighbor hood; two' blocks from car line. $20. O. C. OLSEN,, 1704, FARNAM STREET. D-3S2-2 "S20;V cottage und barn, $12. Inquire 2702 Decatur St. D M29J FIiAAT:, B.Poms- modern except furnace. 1219 8. 16th St.. $i5.00. Rlngwult. Darker ulk. D-M413 1504 N. 24TII ST., S-room house, modern ex- cepi lurnucti; 111 TO comlltlon; very handy location; will be vacant Dec. lMt; $25.00 per month. Omaha I.onn nml 'IVn.i WW., . V . . I ...... WUUlUn DID D-M412 2905 S. 17TH ST.. 0-room house, city water: barn: $15.00. Omulia Loan and Trust Co, Uth und Douglas sts. D-MKJ9 WANTED, oorvwhere, hustler to tack tip signs, dl.itrlbuto circulars, etc. , No can vashig; good pay. Stamp for reply. Write Qlobo Advertising Bureau, Omaha, Neb. ron iti:.T-ii()t sns. 152 N. 1GTH ST., nlco C-room cottage, city water, Just been papered and painted throughout; $12.00 per month. Omaha Loan and Trust Co., 16th und Douglas sts. D M410 COTTAGE, furnished or unfurnished! gas, plumblng nnd hot water heating; with or without barn. Apply 2916 Leavenworth St. Tel. 123j. D-.M426 1 FOR RENT, good Groom house. 242;f Hln ney st. D-.M423 2 NEW C-rootn house, bath. gas. etc., com plete; strictly first-class neighborhood. 2432 Seward. $20. Keys, 2S10 Seward. D-M420 30 FIVE-ROOM cottage. $11.00 per month; 15 minutes from Hurllngton depot. 1902 H. 10th. , D-M119 29 2747 8. 13TH ST.. C-room cottage, city water In kitchen; $9.00 per month. Omaha Loan nnd Trust Co., Kith and Douglas sts. D-M4U FOR REV! Fl'ltMSKEIl ROOMS. STEAM heated rooms at Tho Thurston. E-150 HOUSEKEEPING, $'3 up! 2C23 St. Ma.'s. E-M72J UN FURNISHED rooms, modern, with or with out hoard; private, family; reasonable rates. 1919 Hurt St. E 2SJ THREE furnished rooms for housekeep ing, rnnn nnd wife. Rent tnken In board. 319 N. 17th. E-333 Fim.iHiii:i itno.MH ami uoaiid. GLENCAIRN,tranlLnts,$1.25day. 1009 Doug. F-1S1 UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St. F-1S3 NICE wnrm rooms, good board, reasonable rules. Thu Rose, 2v20 Harney. F-737 D12 NEWLY furnished steam-heated rooms 2313 Douglas. FM291 Dl The Mcrrlam, good winter home. 25 & Dodga F 181 FOR RENT, pleusant fro-it room with nl. cove und large cio'ets: home cooking! reasonable rateH to tho right parties. No 207 South 21th St. F-179 29' HANDSOME front room, steam heated, with bourd, 1909, Cnplto'. ave. F-MJJJ 2 ELITE parlors, C15 S. 16th., second lloor. K M3S8 u FOR HUNT L'.M'tltMSllEI) ROOMS. 2 FRONT rooms for light housekeeping. 1G09 Leavenworth st. O 379 30 TWO front rooms for light housekeeping. 1GU9 Leavonworth St. G 3S1 C FOIt UEXT STORKS AM) OFFICIOS. FOR RENT, storo ln first class location; rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters & Co., ground lloor, Uec bldg. 1260 FOR RENT, the building formerly occupied by Tho Deo nt 916 Farnam street. It has four stories and n basement which.. was formerly used us Thq Hoc press room. This. .will be rented very reasonably. ' If Intercetud apply nt once to"C. C. Rose water, secretary, room. 100, Bee UulUllng. I-C61 LARGE double room In Continental block; can be' made Into very dtslrjthlo otllce ,nd reception room for phyiiclan. Will ar range to suit. OMAHA LOAN & TIM "ST CO., ICth & Douglas Sis. I-37 BRICK 'storo and basement. 21th and Grace .Sts. Geo. W. Holbrook, Drown b'.ock. 1-2S9 AGENTS WANTED. NEWSPAPER canvasser to work In Omaha and South Omaha. Steady work. Apply 543, Ramgo block. J M291 9 WANTED TO RKNT. THREE MODERN, unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Address C 8. Uee. K-M999-29 MTOKAOI&. PACIFIC Storairo a.1d Warehouse Co.. 912 914 Jones, general storagu and forwarding. Om. Vun Stor. Co., 1511W Farn. Tela. 1559-863 1S6 STORAGE and forwarding. ExproBsmr.Vs Delivery Co.. 214 N. 16th. Tel. 1196. 7S3 WANTED TO II UY, ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc., ln large and small quantities. Chicago Furnltuio Co., HW-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020. N-187 HOUSES to move. Wallace, Drown blk. N-33S WILL purchnra a limited number of Omaha Savings bank accounts. Urennan Love Co., 309 So. 13th. N-18S WANTED to buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings bank accounts for cash. Address A 18, Ueo ofllce. N-M548 WANTED, a fresh cow. Apply 1318 Far nam St. N-114 29 WANTED, two pool and ono billiard tables cumpleto, In good repair; must bo cheap for Cash. Addross D 12, Beo. N M43I 29' WHO has a blacksmlthlng business to sell cheap' Address, stating what you have and how much you want. Lock Rox 456, Callaway. Nob. N-MUU 5 rotl SALIJ WRNITliUK. FOR SALE, furniture, of C-room houfe, In cluding range, twy base burner .andi pas stove. Address H, care Deo otllce, South Omaha. O 413 5 FOIl SALE HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC. SELL and repair vehicles, all kinds. II. Frost, carrlngo works, 14th and Leaven worth. P-l!9 FINE driving team, full-bloodod Ilamll tonlans, weight. 1,050 each. Edwurd Hunschka, Arcade Hotel. P M430 ! FOIl SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HARD and soft foundation piling; hog fences and cribbing. 901 Douglas. Q 190 2DIIAND safe cheap. Derlght, 1118 Farnam. Q-191 SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 11, Q-192 FOR SALE. 1 160-11. P. Hoffman & Hllllnga Corliss engine In good condition, Call or addresB Sec'y of Dee Uldg Co. Q 561 WRITE for catalogue of trusses, support ers. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. Omsha Q-195 2NDHAND typewriter for Bale. U 63, Heo. Q-740 FOR SALE, fur coonskln overcoat, not worn much; cost. $40; will tuko $:o. in. qillro 1539 Park ave, Q M4.1H 1 MISOF.I.I.AXEOUS. NOTICE, country dealers, 2dhand furniture and stoves at lowest prices, carload lots or less. Chicago rumlturo Co., 1406-10 Dodg. n-iw FOR RENT. 76 acres, 2 miles west of South Omaha, good dairy farm; also 20 acres good gurdenlng land In East Omaha. W, R, Homan, Rooms 8 and 10, Frenzer block. . R-M337 1 CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. S19 North 16tn. 8-197 MME.GYLMER genuine pnlmWt. IfO.", Dndge S-M19f IlLUCTRIO THEATMKXT. MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room I; thermal baths. T M212 30 MAE EDGAR,'317l4 N. 15th St.. flat. E. . T-MJ D17 . PERSONAL. DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns and superflu ous hnlr removed by electricity, R. 12, Frenzer Hock. U 199 VIAVI. woman's way ti health. 346 Hoe bldg U-200 TURKISH baths, massago baths, electric baths, for ludlrs only; skilled women massage opcrutors; llnrit equipped baths In the city. Renstrom Hath Company, Rooms 210 to 229 Dee Uldg. U-201 PERSONAL. LIEIIEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer; 1011 Farnani. U 284 PRIVATF, homo before and during confine ment: babies adopted. Mrs Uurget, 2620 Durdetto. U-204 PRIVATE hospital for ladies before A lur Ing confinement; babies adopted. 1136 N. 17 U-2XJ 6KWINO machines rented nnd repaired; rent $2 per month: supplies for all kinds of machines. The Slnxe.' Manufacturing Co.. 1514 Douglas St. Telephone 413. U-M522 . . YOUR OLD SKIRT can bo altered to look new and iityllsh by ""InK one of our bcuutlful FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATED FLOl.'NCfc:3. Any kind complete from $1 up AL- riONS FREE. Accordloti and Hid- pleat ing by the -yard, Send for circulars. M. GOLDMAN it CO.. 200 Douglas Hlk., 16th and Dodge. PLEATING nnd skirts, nil klndv buttons !nJ.dtU, 'natch. Omahu I'leatlng Co., 1521 Douglua. U-2W LADIES Jackets and tailor made suits al tered, cleaned, repaired. M. Wgel. 307 3. 17. U-S7J Calendars. Durklcy Printing Co. U-M129 D21 J-URNACE work. STOVE work. tin. sheet Iron, gulvnnlzcd Iron, zinc and copper work done; cheapest place In tho city. Suvugo's Tin Shop. 2S22 Farnam St. U-3S6 LLCTURE tonight at 1315 I toward boforo Socialist Literary club by George E. lllgelow, a speaker of national reputation. HJbJect, "What llavi! I to Ho Thankful I-or?" Admission free. Everybody wel come. ItMIK Ml MONEY TO LOAN-RIMI. ESTATE. LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western Iowa farms nt 5 per cent' borrowers uan pay $100 or any multiple; any Interest date: no delay. Iironuun-Lovit Co., TO9 8o. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. W-207 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Drcnnan-Love Co., 309 So. 13tit. W-20I $1,000 and upward t loan on Improved city property nnd farn.j. W. Farnam Smith St Co., 1320 Farnam. W-20) W ANTED City loins, bonds nnd warrants. Gcorgo & Company, 1601 Farnam street. W 210 MONEY In any amount nt 5, 6H, C per crnt. J. w. RoaniNs & co., 1S02 farnam st. W-211 MONEY to loan on farm nnd city property; lowest rates. O. F. Duvls Co., 1505 Farnam. W 213 MONEY to loan at S nnd 5V4 per cent on Omaha prop 'rty. W. IJ. Moikle , 401 H. 15th. W-213 PniVATE monov, 5, fi4, fi per cent; no do lay. Garvin Pros., 1613 Farnam. W 214 WANTED City nnd farm loans; nlso bond nnd warrants. R. c. Peters A; Co., 1702 I'urnam at., Heo Uldg. w sij PRIVATE money. F. D. Wead, 1521 Douglas " Wr-210 FIVE per cent monty. ncmls, Paxton block. n-2l7 MONEY to lonn on first-class improved city property or for building purposes. Payne Knox Co.. New York Life. W-213 PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood, 939 N. Y. Life' W 219 $1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call nt once. M. J. Kcnnurd & Son, 310-311 Drown block. W M263 $000 TO LOAN on Improved Omaha real es tate. Address C 52. Itee. W M203 30' MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. DO YOU WANT MONEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. OR FOn ANY PURPOSE WHATEVER? SALARY LOANS To employes upon their plain noten. No mortgage or security required. No pub licity or endorser necessary. Your em ployer need never'kndw. Robato'nllowed when loan la paid before due. Your friends, relatives or' iielzhVors will jiet'er know. Railroad, employca, .clerks, nlarhlnlsts, etc., etc., recelvo prompt service TO SUIT THEIR PARTICULAR NEEDS. Our otllce very private. If you owe several small bills why not borrow enough to pay and owo ln ono place, where you can pay to suit your convenience? Every $1 paid off loan reduces cost. You may have money aa long hh you wish, or wo will ur rango It so you can split It up In equal weekly remi-montniy or mommy pay merits. Each amount so mild navs oft a part of loan and charges, when lust pay ment is maue ynu uro mil 111 tieni. i ur; LARGEST AND RESPONSIBLE COM PAN Y IN OMAHA. Open Saturday even ings until 8 o'clock. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Room 303 Paxton Block. X-M402 THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. (Established 1S92.) Will make you it loan on furniture, pianos, live Mtock, etc. You keep tho property. Or If you huvo a permanent position wo will make you n SALARY LOAN without lndorscr or mortguge. Wo loan from $10 up. You cun get tho money In a fow bouts ufter making application nnd you may pay It back In 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or C inontlm. Others claim lower rates, but all wo ask Is a chanco to make comparisons. Wo charge nothing. for papers or tiling and wo glvo you the full amount of tho lonn In cash. Wo are the oldest and largest loan company in Omaha. Our motto is "to try to plense." Telephone 2293. 306 South 16th St. X-178 MONEY MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. No endorser of mortpago required. LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMENTS nnd STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. OMAHA CREDIT CO., rtoom 520, Fifth Floor, New York Llfo Bldg. X 221 AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY will pay off your SALARY ASSIGNMENTS And all other debts. A steady position all that Is required. EASIER TERMS AN'D LOWER CHARGES THAN ANY OTHER LOAN COMPANY. Call and huvo a prlvato talk with us. ROOM C01 BEE BUILDING. X-222 MONEY loaned salaried people holding per manent position with responsible concern upon their own naran without security; aaay payments. Tolman, "OC N. Y. L. Bldg, X-223 MONEY TO LOAN ON Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds, Watches, etc. PrUately on payments. No chargo for papers. BERQER'B LOAN CO., 1504 Far nam street, upstairs. X M793 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed. 319 8. 13. X-229 SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. J. W. TAYLOE. 213 First Nat. Bank Bldg. X-226 MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horses, cows, Jewelry. Duff Green, R S, Barker blk X-225 LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, with purtlal payments on note; no mort gage or security; absolutely confidential: POSITIVELY LOWEST RATES; loans of other companies taken up. Room 303 Pax ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. X-227 BUSINESS CHANCES. $160 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks, cigars or cash; will earn $2 and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furnl tuio Manufacturers, Chicago, III. Y-230 $12,000 STOCK gencrnl merchandise In a county sent tow'i: cash sales In October, $5,000; wint to r tiro; will sell at n sacri fice: best buslnci s In town; no trades, but cash discount. Jiddrcss C 53, Omaha Beo. Y-M205 30 FOR HALE A good steam flouring mill, Capacity. 60 bbl. In a good cjunty. Ad dress, Citizens' Statu Bank, Wlsner. Neb. Y-M256-1 FOR SALE, good meat business In town of 700; no competition: a complete outllt of butchers' equipment.' Address P. o. Box 219, Gibbon, Neb. Y M30M FOR SALE Hnrntss shop; good trade es . tabllshed; sales ;un from nine to ten thousand per year. A good snap to tho right party. Stock, will Invoice $2,OOO.0O to $2,500.00. Apply quick If wanted. T. M. Sheuff, manager, Fullerton, Nob. Y-M397 WANTED, partner with $1,500.00: registered druggist; splendid opening for right party. Address D 10, Bee. Y M433 2 FOR SALE, blacksmith business In Onawa, la.; building, two sets tools; shop employs three men year round; prlco jSOO.CO; easy terms, II, L, Craven, Onawa, la. Y-M425 I lll'SINESS CHANCES, be hard-up or out of business? We hnvo a sjro road to wealth. Our coin controlled machines nro tho best made und oro quick sellers, or can bo placed on tho percentage plan. Wrlto for partic ulars. Tho best chanco ever ottered to make big money on a small Investment. Address Tho Callle-Schlcmer Co., 1127-1457 Woodward ave., Detroit, Mich. Y MI32 29 FOR E.YCIIANOE, STANDARD bred driving horse, 6 years, 1,200 lbs., very speedy, city broke, very re liable, tor ilrst-class upright piano. C 47, Bee. 55-M172 29 ILL trado for brick or lumber ono piano, any standard make. 61S S. 14th st. Tel. 1301. 7.-MI27 6 Ftlll SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE or trade, 50 tlno productive farms and in fine stock ranches In east Nebraska for sale cheap nnd on easy terms, some of which can be traded lor merchandise, hardware, furniture. Imple ments, horses and cattle. Fpr particulars address Gcorgo W. Hutton. Coleridge, Neb. jtE-M261 N'Jj LAND. C. B. Burrows, Norfolk, Nebraska. RE tOO Dec. 26 60 ACRES, !) miles from Omaha, $43 ocr aero, Tho Byron Reed Co., 212 H. 14th st. RE-M5I0 C. F. HARRISON, BARGAIN8. 113 N. Y. L. RE 53S-D-9' FOR SALE nt a bnrgnln, 12-room modern house, corner lot ltuxl30 foot, splendid lo cation In west part of city, or will ex chunk'" for Chicago property. W. R. Ho man, Rooms 8 nnd 10, Frenzer block. RE-M333 1 PROPERTY bought and sold; money loaned; rents collected. L. L. Johnson Co., 314 So. 15th street. RE-102-Fob. 19 HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire Insurance. Bemls, Puxtoti blk. RE 234 TWO lots, south front, on Capitol avenue, west of 26th. $.VW each; on grndc. no till, cheapest lotn offered west of High school. A. P. Tukey, Board of Trade. RE-M792 SEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE. RE-2J3 FOR SALE cheap, large lot nrul threo cottages, j. a, j.ovegten. tin nor i-ux- ton block. RE-MHO BARGAIN'S! 7-room house, ground 100-foot frontage; closo to car line: eastern owner wnnts offer. $3,000 propery, well located; will pay 12 per rent net on purchnye price. $900 mortgage, botttr than government bond, for sule quick. M. J. KENNARD & SON, 310-311 Brown Block. RE-M2C2 FINE cast front lot. 3 blocks south of de pot, on 10th St. Inquire 1411 Vinton. RE-J32-D-7 RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by tho Union Pacltlc Railroad company. It, A. MoAIIaster land commissioner. Union Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb. HE-C97 CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam- St. RE-236 SPECIAL BARGAIN: 710 North 40th (Lowo Ave.)- east front, cor. lot 55x111, 8-room house, stono walk nnd paveinunt, nt a SNAP. We want nn OFFER on this. POTTER-SHOLES CO.. Tel. 470. . 310 N. Y. Life. RE 101-29 MEDICAL. LADIES ou of heal'h find prompt relief. Box 232, Omahu, Neb. Confidential. -23? LADIES' free monthly regulator: cannot fall. Mrs B Rowan, Milwaukee, Wis. M-150 N 30 LADIES. I positively guarantee Golden Seal, never falling female regulator, will rellnvo most obstinate cases of delayed periods m o nours; sent' secure rrom on servatlon. $1. Dri Annlo'Fowler, 241 Ollva St., St. Louis. Mo. dJ M-S6 N30 PERSONAL. Golden SennFomnlo Regula tor relieves in 3 Mouraipjl.tM- nnd $2.w boxes; none genulno wuhout signature. Golden Seal Medlclno Co.', 2911 Morunn St., St. Louis, Mo. J "' M-722 D12 RUPTURE cured1, no knife, no pain, no danger: send for circulars. Emplro Rup ture Cure. 932 N. Y. Llfo bldg Omaha. ' -202 V1RTUAMA cures Impotcncy resulting from indiscretions or debility, gives vi tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions, aspirations of youth, health, lifting for success, happiness In business; profes slonal, social, married life; $2 or 3 for $3. Sent nvwhere prepaid on receipt of prico. The KIdd Drug Co., Elgin, III. Amcrlcnn Ofllce, retull, wholesale, Myers vDlllnn Drug Co., Omaha; M. A. Dillon, 'South Omaha: Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs. Full lino rubber goods. LADIES! Chichester's Engltu rcnnyroyal Pills nro tho best; safe, reliable; takn no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars, "Relief for Ladles" In letter by return mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chemlcnl Co., Philadelphia, Ta. OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Bldg.; Tel. 1CC4; Alloc Johnson, D, O., ladles' dept.; Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr. -238 M. E. DONOIIUE. D. O.. of Still school. Klrksvlllo, Mo. 004 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1367. 239 A. T. HUNT, D. O,, 305 ICarbach. Tel. 2352. -M323 B.&M. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealers In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads a specialty. S01-803 Farnam. Omaha, Tcl.2378. 285 ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION and sldo pleating, cheapest, best, quickest. Mrs. A. C, Mark, 9 Pat lemon Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts. 130 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Llfo. -240 BOYLES" Collego, court reporter principal, Heo Bldg, 241 NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand Col lege. Boyd's Theater. 24.' GREGG Bhorthand Om. C. Col. 10 St Doug. 243 HORSES WINTERED. IjOREES wintered, $4 per month. J. W. Phelps, 207 N. Y. Llfo. bldg. 'Phonn 1054 M-324 DJ GOOD winter pnsturo for horses; $2.00 per month; good shelter. Inqulro nt Hoff man's stables, 18th and St. Mary's Avo. Telephono No. 5. 18720 DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 2fltb st. M-O03 D7 FURNITURE REPAIRING. TEL. 1331. M. S Walklln, 2111 Cumin r St. -246 Om. Uph. Wks. 1618 Cap. ave. Tel. 1933. 334 D2 PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Ofllce, rollable. accommodat ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas -231 LOANS, II Marowltz; low rates. 41S N. 16. STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Haines Uldg. -250 . MIRROR FACTORY. Damaged looking glasses rcsllvercd, 708 N 16. -214 ENGINES, BOILERS, I3TC. L. C. Sharp-Mach. Wks.j motors, dynamos. ZTJ PIANO TUNING. WE tune your piano for $1.60. Rose's Art Store, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1915. -245 DANCING SCHOOL. NEW classes for beginners arc forming this week nt Morand's, Crelghton hall; children Wednesday nnd Saturday; adults Tuesday nnd Friday 8 p. m.j private les sons dally; assemblies Wednesday; rail for terms: always upon. M300 Dl TICKET IIROICEIt. CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil bin, 1505 Farnam, Telephono 781. 251 PLAIN SEWING. WANTED, plain sewing, 103S S. 22d st. -M790 N30 1IIIIIIS AND TAXIDERMY. STOCK'S Bird Btor. 160:1 Leavenworth. -243 CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS. ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing promtitly attended to J. T. Ochiltree, 20th und Lnku Sts. 370 LAUNDMT. OMAHA Stenm Laundry; shirts, 7c: collars, 2c; cuffs, 4c. 1750 Leavenworth. Tol. 617. -217 .MUSICAL. FREE scholarships to piano students. Prof. Brnum. 559 Rnmgo Blk, CS7 H PnTcNTS I Pntont Lawyers GUARANTEED I Bee Bldg.. Omthi.Heb KiwMiaflJ PatontBookFres POSTOFFICU NOTICE. (Should bo read DAILY by all Interested, ns changes may occur ut any time.) Foreign mulls for the week ending Decem ber 1, 1900, will close (PROMPTLY ln nil cases) nt tho General Postofllco ns fol lows: PARCELS POST MAILS closo one hour enrller than closing time shown be low. Parcels Post Mulls for Germany closo ut 5 p. iji. Monday. TrnnsntliinTTo Mnlla. THURSDAY At 7 n. m. for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN. POR TUGAL, TURKEY. EGYPT, BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MAHQUEZ, per s. s. La Lorrulne, via llavro (mnll for other parts of Europe must bo directed "per s. s. Lorraine"). SATURDAY At 8 a. m. for NETHER LANDS, por h. s. Stnatcndnm (mail must bo directed "por s. h. Stuatendam"); at 8:30 u. in. for EUROPE, por s. s. Cam jianlu. via Queenstown; at 10 n, m. for SCOTLAND direct, per s. s. Astoria (mall must bo directed "per s. s. Astoria")! at 12 m. for DENMARK direct, per s. s. Norgc (mnll must bo directed "per b. b, Norgo"): at 12 m. for AZORES, per s. s. Tnrtur Prlnco; ut 12 m. for ITALY, per h. h. Worra, vlu Nuples (mnll must bo directed "per b. s. Worra"). PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer takes Printed Mntter, Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany only. The same class or mall matter fdV other purls of Europo v III not bo sent by this ship Un less specially directed by bet. After the closing of the supplementary Trnnn-Atlanuc MnltH nnmcd ntiovc, ad dltloual supplementary mulls are opened on tho piers of tho American. English, trench und German steamers, nno lemuln open until within Ten Minutes of tho hour of calling of steamer. .Mulls for South and Central America, West ladles, eie. THURSDAY At 2:30 a. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Schley, from Philadel phia; at 1 p, in. (supplementary 1:30 p. m.) for SANTIAGO, per s. s. Santiago de Culm. SATURDAY At 8 n. m. for ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, URUOUAY und PARA GUAY, per s. s. Delluura; at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 u. m.) for PORTO ?,"&. .Wi Sn" Jun). VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per . s. Caracas (mall for Suvanlllu nnd Cnrthagonu must bo di rected "per s. s. Caracas"); at 10 n. m. (supplementary 10:30 a. in.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVANII.LA und CARTHAGENA. per H. s. Altai (mall fir Costa Rica must, be.dlrectod ''per b. h. Altai"); at 10 a. m, (supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for HAITI, per s. s. Alps, vlu Porto nu Prince, Petit Goavo nnd Jeremlo; at 11 a, m. for CUBA, por s. s. Mexico, via Havana; at 1 p. m. for NORTHERN BRA ZIL, per s. Is. Gregory, via Para. Maran Imm nnd Cenra; nt 1 p. m. for MATAN ZAS. CAI HAKIEN, NEUVITAS, GIUARA und BARACOA, per s, s. Ollndn (ordinary mall only, which must bo spcciully ad dressed "per s. s. Ollnda"). Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North Sydney, nnd thencu by stcamei, closo at this otllco dally tit S:30 p, m. (connecting olose hern every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday). Mailn for Mlquelon. by rail to Boston, and Ihcncu by steamer, closo nt this ofllco dully ut k :)0 ji. m, Mulls for Cuba, by rail to Por,. Tampa, Fin., and thonce by steamer, close at this ofllce dally nt ' n. m Oho connecting rloe; are on Sunday. Wednesday nnd Fridny;. .Mnlla for Mexico City, nvcrmnd, unless specially ad dressed for dispatch by steamer, closo at this orflro dally at 2:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Malls for He'lzo, Puerto Cortcz and Ouatt. mala, by rail to New Orleans and thence bv steamer ,clos at this ofllco dally nt 3 p. m. (connecting closes .hero Mondays for Belize. Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala) Malls for Costa Rica, by rail to Mobile, Ala., nnd thenro by steamer, rloso at this nfilco dally nt .! p. m. (connecting closes hero every Tucudny. Registered mal. closes ut 6 p. in, previous duy. Trnnnpaelllo Mnlla. Malls for China nnd Japan, via Van couver, closo hero dnlly at 6:30 p. m up to November "Si, Inclusive, for dis patch per b. h, Empress of China (regis tered mnll ni"t be dlrort;.;; "via Van couver"). Mnjls for Hawaii, via San Francisco, clo-y hero rinllv up to Novem ber "2S at 0.30 p. m. for dispatch per s. s, Zenlandla. Malls for Papeltl, via San Frnnrlsco, closo hero dally up to Novem ber 29 at 6:30 p. m. for dispatch per h, b, Australia. Malls for Hawaii. China, Japan nnd Philippine fslands, via San Francisco, closo here dally at 6:30 r m. up to De cember 1. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s, Nippon Mnru. Mails for Australia (ex cept West Australia). Nw Zealand, Hn wotl, FIJI nnd Snmoan Islands, via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m, up to December Inclusive, for dispatch tier h. r.. Sierra, Malls for Australia (ex cept West Australia, which goes via Eu ropo. und New Zealand, which goes via San Frunclsco), and FIJI Islands, via Van couver, closo here dally at 0:30 p. m. after December ! up to December ''S. In clusive, for dispatch per a. s. Aorangt (supplementary malls, via Seattle, closo at 6:30 p. m. December 9), Malls for Ha wall, China and Phlllpptno Islands, via San Francisco, close hero dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to December O. Incluslvo, for dlspntch per s. s. Rio do Janeiro, CORNELIUS VAN COTT, postmnstel'. Postofllco, Now York, N, Y., November 30. 1900. RAILWAY TIME-TABLES, CHICAQO. ROCK ISL nm!. l'acl,lc Railroad - 7,h.e Gryat Roek isl and Route"-Clty Tick et Ofllce, 1323 Fannni Street. Telephone, J28. Depot. Tenth & Murcjr fits. Telephone, 29. Leavo, Arrive. Dcs Moines and Daven. port Local a 7:25 am Phlrtnun li vnriiuLi V. 1 1 .1 r bll:3.-i am a 8:10 am Des Moines Local!!""!n 4:20 pm u 4:i pm a l:2J pm u: 'cago j'ast Express.. a 5:00 pm ucb iuair,es, jiock IS1- und und ChIcago..n 7:40 pm a 9:33 pm Lincoln, Colorado Spg's,. ' Denver, Pueblo nnd West ......... .a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm Colorado, Oklahoma & Texas Fiver.... a 620 pm a 9:50 am u Dally, b Dallv except Sunday. UNION PACIFIC-TUB OVER. L'fnK I,uto"-Genoral Offices, N. E. Cor, Ninth and Farnam P'reots. City Ticket Otllce, 1331 'arnum Htreot. Telephono, 316 Depot, Tenth and Mason Sts. Telephone, 029. Thn fWin.,,1 t. oVV r,r.YO. Tho Chicago-Port and 1 tpoclal i 8:20 am n 7:30 nm The Fast Mall. , ..a s:Mi am a 8 23 pm Tho Mall and Expross..ull:33 pm a 4:23 nm Lincoln, Beatrice nnd Stromsburg Express. .b 403 pm bl2:30 pm Tho Pacific Express. ...u 4:25 pm Tha Atlantic Express. n 6'60 am arand Islund Local b fi:30 pm b 9:35 am u Dallv I. Dally except Sunday. m Cln'.A riP' . M 1 1'WA UK E IS St. Paul Rallway-Clt Ticket omce. 1501 Farnam Street. Telephono 2SI. Do pot. Tenth nnd Mason Btreets, Telephone, 629. Leavo. Arrlvo. IMiLWAum, 'ST.pjiUl'i Chicago Limited Ex.... n 8:00 pm a 8:05 am Chicago & Omaha Ex,..b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm ifl RAILWAY TIME TAIILIX MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL road General Ofllees nnd Ticket Offices Southeast Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Telephone, 104. Depot, Union Station. Leavo. Arrk-x. ,outs jr. Knnsns City Express nl0:00 am n 6:30 pm K. a, St. L. Express. ..alOilO pm a 6:15 am Leave from 13th and Webster Streets: Nebraska Local, Via Weeping Water b 4:15 pm al0:45 am a Dally b Dully except Sunday. KANSAS CITY. ST. JO srph & Council Bluffi Rnllrond-"Tho Hurllng ton Routo" Ticket Olllc. 1502 Farnam St. Tele, phone. 250. Depot, Tonth and MsHon Sts. Tele phone, 12j. i.rave. Arrive. Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a !:w am a 5:f5 pm Kansas Cltv Night Kx..al0;15 pm n 6:15 nm St. Louis Flyer for sv. Joseph and St. Louts. .a 4:50 pm all:i5 am a Dally. BURLINGTON St Mis souri River Railroad "Tho Burlington Route" Gencrnl Olllces, N. W. Cornor Tenth nnd Fnrnim Sts. Ticket Olllce, lin Farnam St. Telcnhone. ton station, Tenth and Mason Telephone, 124. jut'iive. Arrive. Lincoln. Hastings und McCook a SM0 am a 7:55 pm Lincoln, Denver, Colo- rnHn. l'l:ih Callforula.a 4:25 nm a 3:00 om Lincoln & BUsk Hills. .n ?( pm u U:l5 urn Montana. Pugot Sound.. a :w pm Lincoln Fust Mall a 3:00 pm Denver Colorado, Utah and Cahtornla Bollevuc. Papplo al0:45 am Pacltla Junction nll:50 nm Pacltlc Junction a 7:00 piu So. Bend, Louisville, Plnttsmouth b 3:3 pm Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth.a 0:55 pm n c:45 am ul0:35 am a 6:4&.um nll:43 am a 8:20 am bll:ffi am a 8:20 rm u uauy; u ex. uunuay. CHICAGO. BURLINOTON & Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Route" Ticket Otllce. 1502 Farnam Ht. Telephone, 250, Depot Tenth and Mason Sta- Tciepnono, iss. Leave. Arrlvo. nl0:25 nn a 7:45 am n 4:05 inn a 7:45 am a 2:45 pm Daylight clui Chicago Spc- ...a i.w am Chlcauu vcstlbulod Ex u 4:t) pm Chlcaizo Ivical Exoress.a 0:30 am Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm Fast Mnll a Daily. 8IOUX CITY St PACIFIC Railroad The North western Line" General Otllces, United Btntea National Bank Buiidiurr, S. W. Corner Twelfth nml TAimnm situ f I I'arnnm St. Telephone. 561 Do und Mason Sts. Telephone. 629. Leave. Arrlv?. Exnresu a 6.55 am al0:25 pm Lltmteu a 7:35 pm a 8:15 am Local a 8:00 utn a 3:50 pm pot. Tenth Twin City Twin City Sluux City u Daily FREMONT. ELKHORN A Missouri Valley Railroad ''The Northwestern Lino" Oeneral Otlloes, United States National Bank Bldg.. S. W Cor. MiCkeK 9ttceJi01 I'Vnnni St. Telephone.' r. . - " i wuiiiii iiiui rurnfint uim Black' Hills. Deadwood. Leave. Arrive, Hot Spring a !:00 pm a 6:00 pm o 5:00 pm Wyoming, Caspar ana Douglas .d 3:00 pm Hastings. York. D.ivM City riuctiior. Geneva, cxcter una reward. ...b 3:00 pin Norfolk. Verdlgro and Fremont b 7:30 am Lincoln, Wuhoo and Fremont b 7:30 nm Fremont I.onnl n 7."., . b C:oo pm bi0::s am bl0:25 am a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun day only, d Dally except Saturday, a Dally except Monday. CHICAGO St NORTH western Railway "Tha Northwostern Line" - f'ltv Tlnlfrti Ani.. tiAi iV ' lit1 rarnam til. 1 1'ICIMIUIIO. Tenth and Telephone, Arrlv 3. T:. . . . . . Leave, iJMyiigiii unicago Spe- ciul a 7;oo um Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm Eubtcrn Expre&B, Des Moines. Mui'Hhulltown, Cedar Rapids und Chl- cngi dl0:55 am Eusiern Special, Chi cago und Lust a 1:55 pm Fm .Hall, Chicago to Omunu Omaha-Chicago Llmlted.a 7:43 pm Fast Mull Cedar Rapids Passenger Eastern Express b 9:00 pm a Dally, b Except Saturday. nll:3) pm a 8:40 am a 4:05 pm n 4:C5 pm n 2:45 pm n 8:00 pm u 8:20 nm a 5:30 pm CHICAGO., ST. PAUL. Minneapolis & Oman Railway "Tho North western Line" Gener.il Olllces. Nebraska Divi sion, 15th tincf U'ebstor "T'W", St' 'l'o'-'uonu. 601. Depot 16th and Webster Sta. T . , ... Twin Cltv Passencer a ttioo nm n n.m r. Omaha Passenger ...... all:lO nm diuua v.ii' at iNorin- oust NobrusKa 3:45 pm a Dally, b Dally excepf Sunday. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Railroad. City Ticket Of fice, 1402 Farnam Street. Telephone, 245. Depot, Tenth nnd Marcy Slrecta Leave. Arrive. Chicago Express . Chicago Limited . Minneapolis und Paul Express .... Minneapolis nnd I mil Limited .... Fort Doduo Local Council BlurfH ... all:lo um a 4.o5 pm .... . .U , ,1U Illll St. b 7:00 am St a 7:45 pm from a 8:15 nm b 3:40 pm a 8:15 am .b 4:30 pm blOilG am a Dnlly b Dally except Sunday OMAHA St ST. LOUIS RAIL road Omaha. Kansas city & Eastern Railroad "Tha Qulncy Route" Ticket Of llco, 1415 Farnam St, Tele phono, 322. Depot, Tonth and Matey Streets. Tele phone. C29. L,cave. Arrive. St. Louis Cannon Ball Express a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am Kanhns City and vlulncy Local a 7:00 am a 9:00 pm u Dally. Il-v ,. WABASH RAILROAD -RwmtiiU Ticket Olflco. 1115 Farnam JAVJM Street. Telephono 322. Dt- Streets. TolepUone, 029. Leave. Arrive. St. Louis "Cannon Ball" Express a 5:05 pm a 8:20 am a Dully. I Mlf' HON sZJ!FsGW FRO V' NtWYOnKtfkT:) MOBILE w rme ships incosncctioswith tJ riLNBID 3LRVICC THt MO BILL BHIU B M, ALONG THE NORTH SIIOBX UU'AJU, MATANZAS, CARDENAS, SAUUA, CAI tHKlii.N, NL'CVITAS, UIUAKA, tod BAKACOA, led otbtr pirta. UtiilSON STRAMS1II1 ),INi:..:7 Wll'Iam S.t. For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation and General Information of tho MOBILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket Agent Mobile & Ohio R. R, und Southern Ry. Test of Junior Clrrny. The unnuul dloceslun examination of tho Junior clergy of tho Catholic dioceso of Omaha was held yesterday at St. Phllomena'a hall. These exumlnntlonn nro hold In this city each yeap and tho persons examined uro thosn priests who havo been ordained for n tTm of less than flvo years, At tho exnmlnutlon thero wero pres. ent Rev. P. A, MrOovern. Rev, Janus W. Stcnsi'ii, Rev. A. Duda, Rov, J. Augustyn, Rov. S, Jnszozynskl, Rev, A. Hednar, Rav. A, Bcmbach. Rev. J. F. McCarthy, Rov. II, Rudka. Rov, CharloH J. PeCarh, Rov, D, 1. Harrington, Rev. John McNumurn. Rov. M. W. Nomoo, Rev. E. W. Muenlch Rov. V, End. Rev. W. Wlndnlph, Rov! M. P. Byrne. Rev, Ferdinand Schuuottgen. Tho dloceslnn board of examiners Is com posed of Very Rov. William Choka, V. G.; Very Rov. John Jonnetto. Very Rev. Gonrgn Glauber. Rov. P. Dowllng, H, J,; Rev. Fnthor Mauritius, O. F. M and Rov. D. V, Jlorlarlty , Tondcrnoes or aching In the small of the back Is n serious symptom. Tho kidneys aro suffering. Tako Prickly Ash Bitters at onco. It Is a rollablo kldnoy remedy nnd system regulator nnd will euro tho troublo beforo It develops Its dangerous stage. Do you need a hlrod girl? A Bee want ad will bring oat. at 2GO riiiTTTPTc Sts Illii PARENTS STRIVE FOR CHILD Comforts Supplied by Mother Are Ad judged Stillli'lrnt nml Custody In Avrnrded to Iter, Judgo Baker held a night session of court Tuesday to settle tho controversy between Gcorgo and Lllllnn McDrldo over the pos session of their 4-yenr-old daughter, Mar garet. Tho child was brought beforo tho court on n writ of habeas corpus secured by tho father. His petition was that tho llttlo ono bo tnken from tho custody of tho mother, who hnB been caring for her, nnd entrusted to him. After hearing tunny wit nesses relating to tho comforts of tho child's present homo Judgo Baker decided to allow tho mother to retain hor, giving tho father tho privilege of visiting at the houso ns otton ns ho chooses. The case had nttructod sufficient Interest to fill tho court room with spectators, al though tho hearing was held In uuusual hours. Ono reason for tho wido-sprcad at tention lies In tho sensational divorce suit contested by tho McBrldea In tho district court not long ago. The fathor of Margaret Is a policeman. Mrs. McDrldo asked for a divorce on the ground of cruelty. Her hus band tiled an nnswer, denylnu tho allega tion nud entering a counter plea also of cruelty. Tho outeomo of tho suit was the court denied tho separation nnd dismissed tho case. Since then tho parents have quar reled over tho llttlo girl, MorlRnure Clnliiis Hip Cnlllr. Tho suit brought by Joseph Btandloy to iccovcr Judgment lit tho sunt of 11,500 from Clay, Robinson & Co. on account of a shlp tneiit of mortgaged cattlo which were re movod without tho permission of tho mort gagee, Is being heard ln Judge Baxter's court. Tho plaintiff Is a resident of Den ver. The defendant firm Is ln business ln South Omaha. Iho cattlo Involved were originally tho pr 'rty of II. II. Farabeo, who lives near Wallace, Neb. On October 4, 189S, Fnrnbeo b. rrowed J7.300 on tho stock, giving as hcn urlty a mortgage, which was transferred bv tho firm which fur nished tho money. In Slgcl-Cnmplon Live Stock Commission nny of Denver, to tha Denver Natlonnl bank. Tho bank, ln turn, disposed of tho mortgage to tho plaintiff ln tho present suit. It Is alleged that Farabeo had agreed with tho commis sion company not to roniovo tho cattlo which were focdlng on his ranch near Wal laco without permission of tho persons who hold tho mortgage. Notwithstanding, ho shipped tho animals to tho defendant firm In South Omaha nnd hnd them sold. As only n part of tho noto secured by tho mortgago was paid, suit Is now brought to recover tho balcncc. RICE HTAXDS FOR HIS RIGHTS. Oil Dealer Bellevca Ctljr Olllelala Are CouaplrliiK Attains! Him. As a result of tho controversy between two of tho city officials of South Omaha and T. G. Rice, nn oil dealer of tho Muglo City, tho hucksters' ordinance, which has fur nished tho untmus for tho contention, will be tcstod In tho district court. On tho ap plication of Rico Judgo Koysor has Issued an Injunction restraining II. C. Murphy, the city prosecutor, and Patrick J. King, tho pollco Judgo, from cuforclng the provisions of tho ordinance pending a hearing on De cember 8 to test Its validity. Rico and tho officials mentioned havo boon at odds over tho ordlnnnco ever stneo Its passage ln Sep tember, and on several occasions Rico has been beforo tho courts ln consequenco of actions Institute 'y Murphy anil King. In applying fo ho restraining order Rice contends that Murphy and King are In ft conspiracy to destroy an oil business which It has taken ten years of hard work to build up. IIo nsscrtn that hta trudo Is largo and that Murphy lind King, conspiring with others' havo cccured tho passngo ot an ordlnanco licensing hucksters nnd ped dlers. IIo complains that since tho ordl nnnco went Into effect Murphy has caused his nrrost twlco .1 tho chargo of violating Its provisions, and that King has fined him twice, on tho first occnslon having Imposed n tlno of $10 and ln tho second raso ono ot $5. Rico maken tho chargo that Murphy and King nro conspiring to damngo him still further by tho same means, nnd will do so unless the court Intervenes, Ho mnlntalns that ho Is not n peddler, but that ho only delivers tho oil In tho samo way that n shopkeeper would, Judgo Koy sor gavo tho relief aBkcd for by granting tho restraining order. RLA1IH IS LAID UPON A MATCH. Wuter Cotininiiy, However, Held Ile hihiiinIIiIu for IIm Coinliustlou. Four suits agalnBt tho Omaha Water com pr.ny. growing out of tho disastrous Patter son block flro last March, havo been filed ln tho district court. Tho plaintiffs seek to recover damages nggregntlng $40,000 on ac count of porsonal Injuries cither to them selves or to near relatives ln consequence of tha conflagration, alleging tbnt It was tho result of carelessness on tho part of an cm ployo of tho company Tho petitions specify that on March 2 1809, Burton A. Karr, whote duty It was ""ml tho com pany's meters, entered tin 'w of the building mentioned, and, nftcr llnhtlng a match to enable him to read tho figures on tho face of n meter, cnrclesflly throw It away beforo ,tho flaming end wnB ex tinguished, Tho match, falling Into some Inflnmnblo material, In thought to havo been tho cnuse of tho flra. The persons darting the suits aro Emma .1. Rex, Lsura B, Holt, Chnrlea T. Wllllama nnd Ida L. Wilson. Williams, whoso wlfo lost her llfo In the flro, asks for J1O.00O damnges on that account. Tho others ask for compensation because of Injuries which nro alleged to hnvo ranlmod them for llfo. Tho coroner's Jury, which Investigated the circumstances of tho flro a fow days after wards, expressed tho belief In Us verdict that the disaster was duo to tho carelessness of tho employe of tho company who lighted tho match In tho dark cellar. Court NntrH. Judge Baker has Bcrttonced Charles Barnes, colored, to n yenr In tho peni tentiary for breaking and cntorlng a, dwell ing In the daytime, Bornard Blum of South Omaha has filed application In tho office of tho clerk of tho district court of tho United States asking to bn ndludgeil a bankrupt. Ho lists debts of J2.74S.J0. with no nssots. Itidgo Bnker Is hearing tho enso of tho stato ugalnat J. M. Shecuii und James Campbell. In which tho chargo Is breaking and entering. On October 10 tho men nro said to havo stolen a large quantity of postage stnmps and wcnrlng nppnro) from M. Kulukafiiky & Co,, 114 North Nlno tconth street, Judgo Fnwcctt has Issued a restraining order to prevent John A. Harbach. Paul Harbach nnd Jumes Stovons from proccel Ing with tho construction of u dwelling, tho foundation wall of which l ten Inohes on tho property of H. B, Kennedy. Kennedy nnd Harbach own lots adjoining. According to Kennedy's potltlnn to the courtn work men under Ilurbach's direction huvo al ready commenced to put ln plnco tho foundation walls on Kennedy's lot. The order Is rcturnublo on December 10, The Jury In the case of tho stato ngalnst Charles Roosovelt and James Vcatch was unubln to rench an agreement and wns dlHcharged by Judgo Baker. Tho Jurors hud been out more than thirty-six hours. They stood ten for acquittal and two for guilty. Roosovelt and Vcatch wore given u. hearing last weok on tho chargo of stenl Ing bruhH Journals from the Missouri Pa clllo Railroad company. The J:iry In Urn rnso returned a verdict of not guilty. TIm defendants wero Immediately ordered to trial on u similar chargo. Thcra aro still snvoral complalntH against tho pair and they will bo. given another hearing In ' fow days. Editor Sei'M WniiOei's, Editor W. V Borry of Lexington, Tenn,, In exploring Mammoth cave, contracted a severo caso of piles, tils quick cure through using Buckllu's Arnica Salve con vinced him It Is another world's wonder, Cures piles, Injuries, Inflammation and all bodily eruptions. Only 25c at Kulin & Go's, Do you want a ntonngrapher? Spend 25 cents for a Hoe "want ad,"