TIIE OMAHA DAILY UEEt SATUJWAV, DIXMIHER 29, 1000.
11
SPECIAL NOTICES
Advtrtlaenienta lliea oolumnt
will b laden until El ni. lor Itac
renlng rillllan and until S HII p. n,
far in(rulti aud Similar edition.
Rate, 1 i-'io a word flrat Inaerllon,
In m word tliorentter. Nolhlne tnken
for lea lliun 2fio for the Oral Inaer
tlon. Theaa- advertise aula aaaiat be
van conaecatlvelrt
Advertiser, br rrnnaatlaK a nam -tiered
check, can have anavrera ad
dreaaed to a nnrabcred letter In car
of The flee. Acmtra an addreaaed will
be delivered a pteaentatloa f taa
cheek oaly.
wanted sitiiATI on.
KITt'A'PtnV U'AMTM!) tiv
first-class
clothlne salesman, stock keeper arid
window trimmer, with u good retail cloth-
ltiK huuso; cun Klvo best of references.
Address K ES, Uce. A-MO-30"
SITUATION as cutter and tullor, tin yearj
pxneiionce! cond reference. Address r
04, Uce. A-MW3 31'
VA.TEII-MALU 11121,1'.
i , r-
WANTKD, wo havo steady work for a f ew
koou nuutiem ot goon nauus nn
ance. u. r . Auams uo., iiatj v ij 37
BARRER trade taught thoroughly In ahort
time, pafalno-nn nnd 'DartlcUlars . iree,
Address Western
Harbors
Institute,
Omaha, Neb.
U wi
WANT
TED, n good experienced . clothlnB
Itor. Apply 13M f'arnain St. Good
tlon to rlBht party,
solicitor,
position
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
the country; good puy for right man. AU
dress E A, lice. U-M183"
BANKSMEN, dry booiIs travcllnB salesmen
10 mi vacancy in jseurnitKu.
tract for yciir 1901 with rlpht party. Per-
pensatlon. References und stumped en
velope. D 23, lice. H-MO-aO'
WA'TI.M1 mon In Iravnl. AtldrCflS II. R.
Bcummon, 107 8. 17th Bt Omaha. Neb.
HTi.'NnniiAPm.iii nnd tvncwrltcr, for
railroad oITlce; Kood ppcnlriK for compe
tent voiiinr man. Mtati ao, experl? ice
and salary txpectcd. Ad(lrcHulJl',!j2" j
t u'PLMi in.,, irlMlir lilirli class riollclt-
...l.trA.d l.i nrlirn ll.ltll. PtC
i.r.-i,...-. ,i.Mai1ntinl men for
bloKruphles to appear In Stato Hlstorj
rcrmuncnt posuion; rciciBiit. 'viri..
AddresH E K, Dee. -"'"
WANTED, colored man wtlllnK lo work;
good, wukcs. Apply 118 N. 0,h,Jltj;It91
WANTED, trnvpllnc men In Npbriiskii to
Rdvertlsn and collect; $W monthly to start
nnd nil pxpensPHi steady employ muni.
nir.ii,iiirpsiKi etivi! one ior imi utumi.T
Road MiinuBor, 358 Ucarborni,lLM"(SSJ
iPAlTilt.'l'l, tiermina to travel. Salary,
VhO and pxpetiPcH. Absoluloly no cun
viiunliiir. Miicl(iH,i sulf-adilrcssnil enve
lope. Colonial Co., clllcilB",nIij,oir, 30.
WANTED, men to learn lurber trade. Knv
(r.iimtinrtnilnii lo our most convenlPtu
college. ChlciiKo. St. Louis or Mlnneap
nlla tvhnrr wn SHVP tWO VCIirS llppriMI'
tlc'pshlp by mir method of coiistnnt pr.ic-
linn nviiari inririiriiiiiiN 111111 iL'vti ivn,
gritht diplomas ri cognlze.l "yw' vr'i u,r'.
sent 'complutu outllt of onls. p H at nr.
day wagca from start and furnisn posi-
flow when competent, wo wiint w mcn
nt once. New field. Comparatively lllt'c
expense. Wrlto for tmlniogue ioin.
Moler Barber Collego. Representiitlvo.
1R2.1 Karnam Htrect, Omana. u jui
WAXTliU KKMALB I1I3L1'.
WANTED, 200 girls. 1524 Dodgo.
Tel. 7C.
C-4 19
10 glrla .wantca. Canadian ofllce. 1522 Douglas
WANTED, neat. Intelligent
woman for
general housework In small family. ,Ooi
waftes. Kood liomo,nid,.rftsy Place fi
rlglit peradii. fiiill or uddrcSSnfa N. 'SB
Good
for
trtri
street; South- Omaha.
C M,1C7
WANTED, competent girl for general
Vinimntvnrk! trnnil wimes. 209 So. 3Gtli Ml.
C C79-29
x'AMTi.mr5lrt fnr reneral housework.
Mrs. A. G, Gilbert, 42S Oakland uve.niie,
Council Bluff f. C-MKO
WANTED. Intelligent iady agent for a new
dress novelty: iu a wcck. auiiress i. .,
line. C-694 30'
WANTEf). young huly ntendnnt. Call nt
W IICO HKIg. - K'o
TU'n naaUtunt nurHPU wantfd nt Child SilV
Ing Ihstltule, &M South Elghleentli street.
HELP WA.NTEI).
WANTED, boys anil girls to work for us;
send 10c for merchandise certificate nnd
how to get a 10K gold pen nnd holder
free. Northern Illinois Supply Co.,
Druwcr 175, Bycumore, III. M57a
FOR HEXT-UOUSES.
IF you wnnt your houses well rented plnco
mem wun iionnwD to. u 1
ALWAYS moving H. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllce, 1511V4 Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or 863.
D 443
HOUSES for rent In all parts of tho city.
Brcnnan-l.ovo Co., 320 So. 13th St.
11414
HOUSES, stores.
Bcmls, Pnxton block.
D-H5
BEE HENRY B. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE.
D-447
HOUSES, etc.
K. V. Wead, 1524 Douelas.
D 448
HOUSES and Mats.
Rlngwalt, Barker Blk.
U 430
(-ROOM .odse. 27th and l arnam Sts., all
modern, can zws i-nrnam or pnono rs.
D-451
HOUSES wantect
Wnllncc, Brown blk.
D 152
BARN, 2024 8t. Mary's Ave.
D-453
J?OR RENT. 12-room house, hentcd with
stnnm, tnnuern conveniences, gtiort onin.
Addresa c w, nee. D 176
ELEGANT 10-room nil modern residence;
hardwood finish, porcelnln bath, lnundry.
This hotiso Is In uood condition nml wltli.
in ten minutes- wuik or we center of tho
city; in a very select neiguiiorliood, near
Ry; In a very select neighborhood,
4th and St. Mary's Ave. Rent, J4o
IAHA LOAN & TRUST CO.. 16tl
OMAII
16th and
Douglas Sts,
D 579
room cottace. z&th nn
Blondo sts., 19. Apply ct 607 N. :9th st.
D-MIOO
FOR RENT, about Dec. 25. new 6-room cot
tage, 10th nm' Arbor; city water and
hath: very convenient for small fnmlivr
will sell, part down, balance monthly pay
ments. W0 N. Y. Llfo building.
D-M314
FOR' RENT, Bakery In first-class condition;
large store room, continuous oven, etc.
Also 8-room house, with barn for 8 horses
and largn wagon shed. All for $30.00 per
month. W, H. Russell, 420 Riiingo Bldg.
D 182,
3311 Sownrd St., new five-room cottago
for rent; good bnrn and cly water; rent,
$12.50. .
OMAIIA T.OAN AND TRUST CO., 16th and
Dpuglas Sts. , D-235
FOR RENT, two cottages. 2119-2431 Blnncy
st. Inquire J, Bonner, 25th st.
D-M5S8 ai
FOR RENT, ten-room modern house; cen
tral location, to prlvnte family only; table
board Tor two persons incepted us rent.
Rlngwult, Barker blk. D-M601 31
2S5 Burt, tlx rooms nnd bath, SIS: others.
Rlngwult, Barker blk. D-MC05 31
rou hext rtiixisiuoii booms.
STEAM hinted rooms at The Thurstdn.
E-454
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 1722 Dodge.
E-M9i0 J8
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Knrnam,
i. iyi
ROOMS. 1906 Capitol nvc.
E-M51S 29
Fl'RNIHIIED ROOMS, modem. 1910 Cnpi.
tol ave. E-M553 31
ri'RNISHED room, modern,
atrctt
2114 Chlcngo
IS M5M 30
I'M It.MMIKI) ROOMS AND HOARD.
jLKNCAIRN,translents,tl.2J day. ltw Doug.
The Mcrrlam, good winter home. 23 & Dodee
THE I'HATT, nice south room.
212 S. 25th.
F-184
UTOPIA, 1771 Davenport St.
F-4-!
ELEGANT large steam-heated rroni room;,
with board, law copuoi a v. r jiu-i, i-
run ..!3.T-tM,L,ii.tiniin rooms
TWO unfurnished rooms. 105. Pari: Ave.
PARLOR floor, 4 rooms, wun iignr ami
v. f n ifei nnn nitzutr i tfif in. liiiiiij m -
nlshrii. for light housekeeping. Infiulro
25S0 Harney. "-"" 1
rtllt HUNT STORES AXU OFFICES.
KOH ItKNT. rtore In first class location!
rent reasonable. Apply R. C. Peters fit
Co., crouna noor, ueo uine. ,
SPLKNDH) bulldlnB In commission district
for rent Jan. 1. k. lj. wcau,
JO
FOH RENT, the bulldlnB formerly' occupied
bv Tho Deo at 01G Knrnam stret. It has
four stories and n basement Ayhlch' was
rnrmrt. V ilar.,1 n a Thn llti .1rm rnuni
This will be rented verv reasonably If
lnf pri,)tt,1 ritinlv n nnnn In (' C ROSO
water, secretary, room 109, lico Building,
M
LARGE double room In "ontlncntal blcok;
can bo made Into very desirable oinoe ana
reenpuon room tor pnymcian. win
range to suit.
U31AIIA LOAN St Till hi
16th A touclus Sis,
1537
GROCERY, corner- factory or
laundry
iiiiiin mi. it. I'niii.rnnn. 'f'liiiiii;
1413.
AJIJ.TS WA.M'131).
AGENTS on salary or commission. Tho
grctiiosi ngonis seller ever pruuueru.
Everv user of neii and Ink buys It on
Bight; 200 lo r) per cent profit; one
ugont's sales amounted to ICO In Mx
days; unother TJ In two hours.' Monroe
jug. co., -mo, i.a crossc, w is.
J ,lwu ol
iHTi.'KAi.n Tine irr ihtkalo!" Kreo
to agent selling blggeit number dookb
"Bruits Monkey" books. Limit April 1,
Got In tho race. No moro olfers. Send
Hlnmps, Lock box 233, Des Mollies, la,
AGENTS, sell our aluminum enrd ensos
anil cardR. Big prollts. circulars ami
samnli'.t free. Hunker Printing Co.. Dept.
"O." Kunsan city, Jio. J .moh or
CATHOLIC agents: outrit free; men or
women; town or country; writo ui one?.
c. i. & l.. Co.. 531 ijcaruorti sircei. 1111-
cago, 111. J-MWJ 29'
MUX In renreispiit Kernbnnk Co,. Cincin
nati, u., also uiivprtisers; salary. jpny
Triumpn Co.. uiiuas, -rex. j iioii j-
WAXTEII TO 1 1 EXT.
STtTDRNT tlpslrcs to work for hoan whllo
intruding BChool. Uoyies coiicce. tgi.
19SI.
WANTED, room and board by two young
ivaio lamiiy; must oe reiisoiu
Bee. K-69J n
ble. E
STOItAOE.
PAcfKIC Storage and Waichouse Co.,
j general storage, und forwart
912-
forwarume.
OM. Van Stor Co., 1511W Knrn. Tola. 1K3-SC3
lOtf
WASTED TO BUY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
In .largo ana small quantities, cnicago
Kurnlturo Co., 1KJS-10 Dodge. Tel. zuau.
N-461
WILL purchase n limited number of
Omaha Savings bank accounts, urennan.
Love Co., 309 So. 13th. N-46S
HOUSES to move.
Wallace, Brown Blk.
N 462
WANTED to Tjuy. Jl.OOO ot Omaha Savlnga
oanic accounts ior casn. Aaurfni n i.
Beo ofllce. M Mm
HIGHEST prices paid for furniture and
. . . T T . . I HA , a, Ik. 1?1
KOU SALE II O It MEM, VEHICLES, ETC.
VEHICLES, finest In city: repnlr work, tho
uest iry ub. it, I'rost, mil as i-oavenw in
r 154
KOU SALE MIMCnLLAXHOUS.
HARD and soft foundation piling: hoc
2DIIAND safo cheap.
Dertght, 1110 Farnam.
W 163
SAFES; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. IX
HERTFORD & CO., ICth & llwnrth.
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING.
Q-377
TIMOTHY hay and nil kinds feed nnd coal.
Atonroo c co. . w -m-iio
I HAVE a suro ncrmnnent cure for warts:
no pain or scar; send Ji ana a 2-ccnt
stump for medicine and full directions.
Geo. Kucern, western, Net).
Q-M437 J21
REMINGTON nnd Smith-Premier tvnc-
writer ror snio cheap. Aourcsn K 62, Bee.
. aims au
2DHAND boiler nnd engine, about 20 H-P.
for sale ciienp. nt omana sarc and iron
w urn, diu pp. iiiii oi., uiiiunii ujj
koii BAi.i'i. young cow: ircsu in KPiiruary,
KrntiK ! ognrty. m innney. y aiuiu sr
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE, country dealers. Sdhnnd furniture
nnu Btovcs at lowest prices, carioau' iota or
leas, cnicago r yxnuuro co liuu-iu iioage.
it VJ
SELL chonn beautiful Unrlcht nlnhn
mahogany ense, fully guarnuterd, bnrgaln.
810 N. -6ttl tit. U B78-Jy.l
OLADI8II phnrmncy, 12 & Dodgp, reliable
urug siora. . n 72S Jl
CI,AIHVOA.TS.
MRS. FRlTZ,, clairvoyant. 819 North 16th.
B 470
M.ME.GLYMER genuine palmist. 1C05 Dodge
a Mm
EI.ECTIUU TREATMENT.
MABEL GRAY". 317V4 N. 13th St.. flat E.
T-MJ67 J17
ELITE parlors
615 So. ICth. second floor.
T 388 3
MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d Jlobr. room I;'
inermai uuiub. i tiw.jii"
I'ERMOXAl,.
DR. ROY, chiropodist; corns & superfluous
hair reinovcu u i.tini.ii.j. jv, jj r'ren.
er uik. J 47
TURKISH baths, massage bath, electric
i,ntns. ior inuit:! uiuy. FKiuea wnmMn
mnssago operators; finest equipped baths
! inn -vivf' o"vv.' .v "Ui" wrni,n.y.
UOOmS IU v i.VU ,J.U..
VIAVL woman's way to hrnlth. 340 Bee Mig
u-IIJ
L1F.BEN. theatrical, masquerade costumer.
1015 vuriiuiii. u 175
PR1VATE home bafore and during conflno
ment; babies adopted. Mrs. Burget, 2C;'0
Burdette,
U-476
SWiVINO machines rented and repaired;
.ni 12 nor month: sumilles fnr nil ii.iJ
of muchtnes. Tho Singer Munufncturlng
Co., 1514 Douglas St. Telephone 41S.
U 478
II1IIVATH llOSIlltlll for ladles llPfnr ,
Ing confinement; babies adopted. 1138 N. 17
U 177
FURNACE rork. STOVE work, tln.stioet
Iron, gaivan'ieu iron, zino nnd copper
worn nun".. "P."!'"1,. i!'aK" 'no city.
.... rrl. U I, .1 nwo.t 1.. ...... .
Riivugu iiwi'i i-uiiiain m.
U-3S6
J63C STEINWAY upright nlano, latest stylo
case ior sate tutuii, .iuutcbs u is. nee.
U-77-Jy.l
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but-
tons: mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co.,
ikm Dougins, u ISO
COSTUMES for rent.
Back.
231$ S. 20th, Mrs. S.
U-M JU'
personal.
JOHN M. Mncfarland has removed hlo law
OtllCO tO BUIIC V.'J .CW 10TK I.IIP lllllg.
u .niuu ar
SUPPLIES for nil machines; machines for
ront. wnup bowing .Mncninc, ibzv onug-
las. Tel. Z3.it. i o
BABIES nnd children cared for. 113 N 23d.
C Mi)tO JZti"
WILL lady that telephoned and wrote let
ter on uccemupr iu, i:w concerning inw
milt tdease call Ut party again, aa they
have something of a very Important
nature to communicate. U MoM 30
WANTED, location by physician of expp-
rienco. mui uesi oi nriciciiucj. Aimrm.
K 66. Bee. u M619 1
MONKV Til I.OA.N-lttJAL KSTATIJ.
PRIVATI3 money, C, 5tf. r, per cent; no de
lay, uanin ros., liiia i arnain. v im
LOANS on eastern Nebratkn and western
IOwa rnrms nt a per cent; Dorrowera can
pay (100 or any multiple; any Interest
date; no delay, lirennnn-Lovo Co., 309
So. 13th Hi., omaaa, nch. w tyj
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urennnn-L.ova .o., no. uwi,
W 4 S3
PRIVATE money. K. D. Wead, 1524 TJpUKlas
W 491
1,000 and upward to loan on Improved city
property nnc larins, w. rariuuii nraun re
Co.j 1320 rarnain, W 18t
WANTED City loans, bends and warrants.
George & company, iwi i nrnain mrfci,
W S3
waMTKD-PIiv ntul f'irm loans! also bonds
ana warrants, n. c reicrs yo., iiiu
Knrnam St., Uco Hldg 490
MrtN'RY tn 1n on farm and city property.
lowest rat . O. K. Davis Co., ltOi Karnam
w S(
wnNRV ro ;un nt & and 5V, ver cent on
unmiia' uc jerty. v. u. mchuc, 0, jn
w is
FIVE pet cent money. Bomls, Baxton block.
MONEY tn loan on flrst-clais Improved city
property or for building pui
Knox CO.. New York Life,
urposes. Payne-
W VJi
PRIVATE money to loan.
J. H. Sherwood,
33 N. 1. 1, ire.
W 4l
I,M0 TO LOAN on real citnteicall at once.
si. j. ltennaru c on, siu-ju "tuwn uiuc,
w yj
SIO.NEY TO 1,0 AX CHATTELS,
THE OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Will make you u loan on furniture, pianos,
live stock, etc. You keep the property.
ur ii you nave n iicr nmiii-iii
will make you a SALARY LOAN without
nn. you can net tne money in u low
hours nfler making nppllcntlon and you
may pay It back In 1. 2, 3. 4, fi or C months.
Others claim lower rates, but all we ask
la n rlint.re tn tnakn cnmnarlSOUS. We
charge nothing for papers or Illing and yo
glvo you the full amount of the loan In
cash. We are tho oldest and largest loan
compnny In Omaha. Our motto Is "to try
top leusc.
Telenlione 229S. 3CiC South 16th St.
X 488
MONEY MONEY
LiUANKD SALARIED l'liUl'L,t,.
TsJ,i enitnrner nf mnrtir.ipn reaulred
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STUICII.Y CONl'-lDKW TIAL,.
omaiia enrcniT co..
Room D2fl, Klf th Kloor. New York Life Bid.
"SALARY LOANS"
Tn EMl'l.nVK9
NO ClfAROE nRnilCTRD IN ADVANCE.
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWING PAPERS.
"QUIET
IOKKICE."
"EASILY"
"FOUND."
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO,"
Room COL Bee Building,
Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. in. and noons.
Rebate when loan is paid ocfore due.
X-M733
MONEY loaned salaried tjcodIq holdlnc dct-
mnneni position wun responsioie concern
upon ineir own names witnout sccuruy;
easy payments. Tolman, 70G N. Y, L. bldg.
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew-
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed,
I, 31 u. Jo
A iUI
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. .T.
W. TAYLOE, 21S First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Jl MAl
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, horiica,
cows, jewelry, uun ureen, u b, uarKer uik
LOANS on furniture, pianos, dlnmonds,
joweirv unci sainrics: cnenn rates, nun-
TON LOAN Co., R. 21, Frenzer blk., 15th
and Dodge, opp. old i: o. open evenings.
IIANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
wtlVi nnrllnl nnvmpnln nn tinle! nn marl-
Tf?!4ITtV'.'t.V rmi'RRT 11ATRH! lftnns uf
frnirp nr Rppnriiv: nnrniiiLPi v rnniiuuiiii.ii;
other companies tagen up. ltoom zuj, rax
n tiifti. iiuT.iini.p cinrnrii nr
X-60J
CHATTEL nnd salary loans.
Joe H. Pleas-
ant, (H uarker diock.
X-M157 J12'
CHATTEL and salary loans. .Too II. Pleas
ants. 04 Barker block. x Mia7 JW
MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, pianos.
illumondB. ntc. nt low rates, on pay
ments. You keep security. No charge
for nancrs. No attest ons asked your
neighbors. Berger's Loan Co., 1501 Far
nam street. Tel. 1C34. X-M621
IIUSIXESS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
inwiui inicKeu sioi mat-nines ror annus,
cigars or cash; will earn 12 and upwnrd
weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furni
ture .Mtinumciurcrs, umcago, in,
Y-603
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
tne country; goou puy ior ngni man. Ad
dress k 4, uce, X MlU"
WANTED, by Janunry 1, rellnbln and indus
trious young man wun capital rrom j-.ooo
to $3,C0O, to become partner In established
manufacturing and Jobbing business; n
good bookkeeper preferred. Address E 42,
uee, x mui
WANTED, partner, good rustler, engage ln
cliattei loan uusineea in soutnern or west
ern city. K 07, Bee. Y J1574 1'
PARTNER with means to engage in sheep
business. Auuress k w, uec. v 07S-J3'
FOR SALE Newspaper and Job office, ln
snirnniu town and rlcn ucncuuurai dis
trict: only democratic paper In county;
population, zu.wv. Auurcjrs tn i, iipp.
Y-M58S 29
WANTED, partner with $500 cash; no work,
money snre, large prom: rercrences. Mrs,
A. A. Draper, Omiuia, Nob. Y B59 l'
VALUABLE patent on household article
or ovor.v iav use. win sen enure pat
ent or territory. For circulars nnd par
ticulars, address box 999, Axtell. Neb,
r .M8iB 31'
FOR SALE or rent, burbsr shop In Syra
cuse, NeD, can on or nuurcss w. m. De-
Long, Syracuse, Net). Y Mull CO
,1 WANT tn Invest nnd take active nnrt !n
good legitlmnto nuineHs. i- akps nee'i not
repiy. Aunrcss ii w, uce. 1 .mojjji
WANTED, nnrtv to Invest J50.000 In
htisinesH that win nay nn annual nivmena
of 50 per cent. E C7, Bee. Y'-M022 31
FOR EXCHANGE.
GROCERY stock doing good business; wnnt
Omahu nroiKirty nnu casn; 3o-acre rarm
nnd $1,500 cash for liardwnre stock. To
sell or buy seo vnnpcii, vv iico uiug,
Z-697 20
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE
C. F. HARRISON, BARGAINS. 913 N. Y. L.
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also flro
insurance, isemis, I'axton uik. iiii oi'j
PROPERTY bought and sold; mony
loaned: rents collected, it, L.. jnnnson
Co.. 311 So. 15th St. RE-103
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by the
union I'nciuo itaiiroau cumounv. 11. A.
McAltaster land commissioner. Union
l'ucino lleadauartcrs. unialia. Not).
RE-fiU
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. 1205 Farnam St.
iu; .'.is
SEE HENRY B,
PAYNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE.
UK 513,
FOR SALE, five Btore buildings, each 20xCO;
41.HOI) leei or coon lunmer in uirin. -i nvsa
buildings must be sold at once. Also good
cottage nt loth und California, 10 ip re.
movcu. A. r. TUKey, iioaru or rrnne, .
I'OH SALE REAL ESTATE.
KUU1TY In wholesale district, Cxl32. brine.
ing in Rood renin I iinrgnni, Aiiurrss
K re, Bee nr; -4IZ-3"
GOOD INVESTMENT,
1.1 tVr Cent Interest 1.1 Per Oni.
Three two-story sis-room houses, newly
papered nnd painted, tirst-ciass repair,
imrtiv modern, one block from car Uik
Price.. M.WO. Tho Byron Heed Co . 21J
8. nth st. RE-M57I
HAVING made'.vrrnngcments to leave the
city I will sell my home, urn Yates St.,
also adjoining house nnd lot nt n sacrifice.
Tom uennison. nii bm-b'
.
pitiM for snip. K mtl?s south of Fremont.
rtr.. 2i acres, oi wnicn n acres are
pasturp with spring on It, 20 acres hay
land, balance nil tinder cultivation; tho
lmnrnvenipnts consist of n new 5-room
Mouse, summer Kiicuen, winimni, smnie
for 8 horses, cattle stable, grnnery nnd
corn crib. The land Is all fenced. Huyer
can move on rnrm inarm i, a (Hires u.
Hansen, 601 Pierce, rtrcct, Omnhn, Neh
lit. D!j yi-
KOU BALK, four acres, all In fruit .bear-
init! nest improvements; uiiriy minuiiM
waiK irom pncKine nouses, nireri car
accommodations, A bargain Is taken soon.
w. J. Mack, soutii um.ir.a. ... .
T)AX'ltl.
AI'TKIl the holidays, what? Yon can Join
In olio of Mornnd's classes In dancing and
combine pleasure with instruction . nt 11
moderate price, cull on mm nt creigiuoii
hull and you will hear of the advantageous
terms you can make. Classes nlwnys open
for bectnncrs. Children Wednesdays mil
SntunlaVH. nilults Tuesdays ulul I' rill Vs.
I'nvain lessons nail- nun evenings, niwii
school clats Saturday evening. air, 77 6
mnniCAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232, oraar.a, wcu. connuentiai.
OIB
MRS. A. A. DRAPER, u. M, grnduated
in the best scnoois. trenis enrome nnu
nervous diseases, ladleu and children.
UOtel Dre-xel. I'W l"
DR. LE DUE'S Kemale Regulntor, post-
1 vp v warranteu to cure 1110 inosi stuu-
born cases of monthly stoppages. Irregu
larities, obstructions and sjpprcsslouB
brought on rrom wniuevcr cuuse; u a
package or S for K! sent nnywhero "pre
iiald on receipt of price. The'KUld Drug
i'n.. kikIii. III. American Olllce. retail.
wholesale. Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha;
31. A. Dillon, mouiii umiinHj unvis urns
Co., Council Bluffs. Full line of rubber
goous.
ACCOllDION I'l.EATINll.
ACCORDION and side plentlng, cheapest,
bl.Bt quickest. Mrs. A. O. Mark. 9 Pat-
terson U K., um nnu l ornnm out.
6;2
rimxiTiinr. iiargaixji.
Wo have boucht tlio entire stock of Wolf-
zacharla, 1207 Farnnin su, amounting to
13,000, at t.0c on tho dollar. Tho larger
portion ucing noiiiiay goous, we nrc wiii
nir In rinse them out nt IS ier cent nroflt
Don't fall to Inspect this Hue before pur
chasing. Remember the place. Enter-
prise Kurnlturo Co., 1U2-1V4 souui I4tn,
corner iiouge. at jus i
SlIOHTHAXD AND TVPEWH1TISQ,
A. C. VAN SANT'S School.
717 N. Y. Life.
523
BOYLEB' College, court reporter principal.
Bco mag. o;4
NEB. Bus.
& Shorthand college.
Boyd's
Theater.
G25
GREGG Shorthand.
Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug.
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 818 9. 26th st.
011177 J8"
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP, 404 Paxton bloolt,
telephone ,2420. ., w i JZ7
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. C1BN. Y. 1. Bldg.; Tel.
1064; Alice Johnson, p. O., ladies' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, OstcopathUt, Mgr,
r,.
-18
M. E. DONOHUE, D., O:, of Still achool.
Klrksvllle, Mo.. C04 Faxton uik. Tel. 1267.
WAXTEII TO BOIIROW.
WANTED, to borrow J10.000 for ono year.
win pay i per com. uoou securuy. aii.
dress F 1, Bco.
M-C23 31
MCICIili I'LATI.VC.
OMAHA PIRATING CO., Bco Bldg. Tel,
ZMO. k MG1S
HUB II ICR STAMPS.
BADGES, medals.
Om. Pl't.
Co., Beo
Bldg. Tel. 2533.
M617
LOST.
LOST Oval-shaped $ot hnlr brooch; finder
jjitruBU iviuill IU Jill uupglUH Bl,
. Lost-M3S9 2j
rUHXlTUHE IlEPAIIUXG.
TEL. 1331.
M. 8. Walklln. 21U Cuming St.
027
TICKET IIHOKEn.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil-
phi, iim, d urnam. xeicpnono T84. 634
lllllllOIi KACTOIIY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvorcd. 708 N 16.
Ml
IIOIISEU WINTEHIOD.
HORSES wintered, $4 per month. J. V.
i-neips, m x, iue uiug. '1'none 1031.
M 7S3 JJ
l'AW.VUROKEIIS.
EAGLE Loan Office, rellnbln aernmmni4n I.
ing; an uusiness coniiacntiai. vm Douglas,
.
IIIIIIIS AXD TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
t35
lUXIC.
B.itM. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealer
in an melius, pomes, cic. carioauB n
specialty, ,101-803 Farnam, Omaha, Tel. 2378.
o-i
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 7c: collars,
2c: currs, 4C, 17& i.cnvcnwortn. 'ici. ok
" 130
CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work and ropnlrlng
promptly nitonacu io, j, 1. ucuuiree, ziiin
and Lakw Sts. -370
STAMMERING AND STUT1 ElllNC
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldg.
M0
SUES & CO .
Patent Lawyers
Bit Bldg., Omaha, Neb
Patent BookFree
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
FIt4 NOT
I'OMTOF
ICE.
(Should be read DAILY by nil Interested, aa
cliunges may occur hi uuj iiino.j
Foreign mnllM for tho week ending Deceln-
ber 2, ivoo, win cioeo i.iiivj.-ii'iiji in an
coses) nt tho General Postotllce ns fol
lows: PARCELS POST MAILS CLOSE
ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing time
shown below. Parcels Post Mulls for
Germany closo at 6 p, m. December 2Gth,
Rogulur and Supplementary Mulls c!6so nt
Fonlgn Branch half hour later than clos
ing time shown below,
Triiimnlluiillii Mailt.
BATURDAY" At 6:30 a. tn. for FRANCE,
Hn lv.Klti.Anu, itai.i, srAiD, i-uii-TUaAL,
TURKEY, EOYPT. GREECE.
BRITISll INDIA nnd LORENZO MAR
QUE., per s. 0. Ln Normnudle, via
Havre (mall for other purls of Europo
must bo directed "per s. s. I.a Norman
die")! nt 7:20 a. m. (siiiirylomentnry !i n,
m) for EUROPE, per s, s. Campanu
via Queonstown, at K a in. for NETH
ERLANDS direct, per 8, d, Amsterdam
i mio i ' r iv i j . r i I
(mall must be directed "tier s s Am-
sfrdntn ); nt ! u. in. for, ITALY, per
s. A Her. via zsnpips (man must lip .1 -
recti-d "per s. All-r" J , .it la n iii. for
scoTiiANii, per s s. Atf;ioria (mill
must bo dirccieii -per s. s. Aticnoria
l'UlNTi:!) MATTKH, ETP-TIiIs slenmer
takes milieu .Matter, t'ommerciiil rnpers
and Samples for Germany only The same
t am nr man mailer lor nmpr liurin nt
ljuropp will not hp sent by this elilp unless
nniriiirv iiirrripti iiv npr.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trnns.Ai nniiL .Mai nnineii nunvp niiii
tlonal supplementary malls nrc opencil on
the
piers or ine American, wnKiisit,
1,'renrli nnd Grrmaii slpamers and remain
open until witniii len .Minnies oi i no nour
or sailing oi sicnmcr.
Mulls fair South nnd Crnlrnl Amerlen,
West Indies, rle.
SATt'RDA Y At ! n. m (supplementary
!;30 n. m.) ior roiuu iin-o ivin sun
.Itinti), vi;riJi i.i.a nnu ci iiacau, per
s. s. tnracas unnu ror savnuiiia nnu
Cnrthagena must be dliected "per s. s.
Cnrnfnn")! nt 9 n. Ill for GRENADA nl'il
TRINIDAD, per s. s. Muravnl; ut Ml
n. m. (suppiementnrv w n m.i for Hi.
THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEEWARD nnd
WINDWARD ISLANDS, nnd DE.ME-
RARA, per m, s. Miuiiana tmnii ror uren
nda and Trlnblad must be directed "per
s. K. Mndlnnn"); nt 10 n. m. (supple
tnpntary lomo n. in.) for FORTl'NE
ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVANILLA 'Hid
CARTHAGENA, ppr p. . Altai (mail for
Cntn Illon must be directed "nrr . s.
Altai"); nt 10 n. in. (supplementary 10,.1'i
n, in.) ror iiai Hi pc s. s. Alps; in lu.iij
m. for criiA, per i. s .Mexico, vi i
ltnviinii! nt 10:30 i ill. for YICATAN.
per s. s. I'rimn, via rrogreso; ai u:w
p. m. for MATAN", H, CAIBARIKN,
Nt'EVITAS, GIBARA tnd BARACOA.
per s, s. oiiiiiia (onunnry man oniy
which must be dlrectsd "per s. s. Ollmln:
nt n. in. for NAS3AI", per steamer
from Miami, Kin,
Malta for Newfoundland, by roll fo North
Rvdiini1 nn,t thetipp liV stptimpi. rinse nt
tlils o'llico dally nt 6:30 p. m, (coniiectlnn
oioso hero every .-Monday, weiinrsuny nun
Raturday). Mniis ror Miaiif-'on, uy rnu to
Itnatnn nnd Ihencp Iiv strainer, close at
thl.i orrlce dally ot 6:30 p. m. .Mails for
Cuba, by rail to rori Tnmpa, l"la., nnu
ilinnrn I,v sirnnii'r. c'loe n( till nftlrp dallv
nt (! a. m. (tho connectlnF closei nre on
Sundny, Wednesday and Frldnyi. Mnlls for
Mexico l uy, ovpriiinn. iiihpss sprcinuy nil
drrsse.1 for dlsnntch by steamer, close at
tins oince iiauy nt i:so p. m. ami 11 p, in
Mnlls for Costa Rica, Bell". Puerto Cortez
and Guatemala, by rail to New or:pnns ami
thence ny titcamcr, cioso at nus onico aany
nt 1:30 n. in. (conncrtlnc closo here Mon-
days for Belize, Puerto Cortez nnd Ottate
mnln nnd Tuesdays for Costa Rlcn), Reg.
lEtcrcu man closes nt u p, m. previous unyj
'rrnnsiincllle Mulls,
Mnlls for Hawaii, Jnpnn and I'hlllpplni
Is nnds. via San Kranclsto. closo hero
dallv nt C:30 n. in. tin to December 2ltli.
Inclusive -or illrpatcli per . h. America
Mnrn. Mnlls tnr China mill .Iiilmli. vlil
Vnncnnvpr, close here dally nt u:.to p. n.
up to DecPinvcr 'sin, iiiciusivp ror ills
natch tier s. s. Empress of India. (rcKl-
tercd mull must be directed "via Van
couver). Mulls ror Australia, (except
West Alistrallu. New .ealiiud, Itiiwnll,
Fill and Hnmniin Islands, via Sen Fran
cisco. clo.'P here dally at 0:30 p. tu, nftor
December "inn nnu up lo uecemDer 29111,
Inclusive, or on tinv 01 arrival of s. 0.
Etriiriu. line ut .ew vorn uecemuer
29tli. for il snatch nor m s. Sonoma.
Malls tor Australia (ccppt West Aus
tralia, which goes via Europe, and New
.enlaiul. which goes via nnn Kinncisco)
"-"w",, i
nnd FIJI islands, via Vancouver,
tin lanuarv
tch ier a V
nalkPvfn Spall
Jonunry flthl.
hero dally nt u:w p. m. 11
Mb. Inclusive, for dlsnnt
Wnrrlmo (HUpplomentary ma
tin. rlnn ut 6:30 I), in. Ja
Mnltn fnr Hawntl. Chlnn. .Tniian nnd Tlill
Ipplne Islands, via Han Francisco, close
Hero unny iu u:w ji, in, up iu January
3d. inclusive, ior uispaicu per s,
Peking.
Transnaclfle mnlls are forwarded to nort
ot snlllng dally and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their un
interrupted overland transit, Registered
mall closes at i j. m. previous ony.
uuh.m;i,iuh van cott.
Postmaster.
Postorflce. New York. N. Y.. December 21.
1900.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notlco Is hereby clvon that the nnnunl
mceotlng of the stockholders of Tho Bee
Building company win uo new nt 4 o c:ocu
p.. m. Thursday, January 15, 1901. nt the
ofllce. ot said company in Tho Bee building,
Omaha, for the election of n board of di
rectors for. the ensuing year and tho trans
action of such other business us may nrou-
erly come before such meeting. By order of
tlio presiucni. c c iiuaiiWATwa,
oecreinry.
Dec23d23t
1
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINO.
Ofllco of tho Lre-Gluss-Andreosen Hard
ware Co., omana, Neo., Dec. 8, iihjo,
Nntlce Is hereby clven to the stnckhold.
era ot tho Lce-GIass-Andreesen Hnrdwarj
Co. that tno annum meeting or tne mock-
holders or tno company win no now at
tho offices of said company, 1219, 1221 mul
)223 Hnrney street. In tho city of Omaha.
ln tlio stuto or iNeorasKn, on 'ruesuay,
January 8, A. D., 1301, nt 3 o'clock p. m..
for tho purposo of electing a board of
directors for th? compnny to serve during
tho ensuing yenr, and to transact such
other business ns may bo presented at such
meeting. it. j. imk.
I'rcsincni.
Attest: W. M, GLASS,
D9 31tm Secretary.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
KREMONT. ELKHORN Sr
Missouri vnlley iiauroi.-i
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Ofllces.
United States National
Bank Bldg.. H. W. Comer
Twelfth nnd l-'arnnm Sts,
tipkpi innrp. moi i ir um 31. 'iei. wn. wo-
nnt. 1.1th nnil Webster Sts. Tel. 1158.
j.uuve, kriivu.
nlnrlr Tlllln. Dpadwnod
Hot Springs aj:wpm a ir.w pm
"Wviitnlnir. l!M)cr and
Douglas u c;w jini c o.vt jjiii
Hastings, York, David
i-iiv. Hiinei ior. iicnevu.
Exeter nnd Sewurd....D 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgro and
Kromont u 7;30 nm uioii'o um
T.lnpnln Wllllfin llllll
Kremont . , 1 7:30 nm b!0:3 am
Fremont Local c i:J0nm
n Dallv. b Dally except Hunuay. c aun,
day only, d Dally except Saturday, e
Dally except Monday.
.CHICAGO Sr NORTH
western Hallway "ilia
Northwestern Line" -
City Ticket Oflice, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone.
Ml. Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 29.
leave. arrive.
r)nv!l-lil flilpnirn Hrie-
clal .. ..! a 7;00 am nll:20 )im
Chlcngo Passenger n 4:15 pm n 8:40 nm
Eastern Express, lies
Mollies, Marsimiiiown.
CVr1,ir Itnnlds nnd
Chicago nl0;55 am a 4:03 pm
Eastern special, cm- ,
caKO and .nst... 11 imi pm
n 4:05 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
fStrlMllll . .
n 2-4-i t.m
n 6) pm
n R::io nm
Omnha-Chlcueo LltEdt'd.n 7:13 pm
'Fast -Mail
Cedar Rapids Vn'.aenger
T.'iiHtprn l-ixnrejs b 9:00 nm
a 5:3) pm
a Dnliy 11 Daily except nnturtiay
SIOUX CITY Ac PACIFIC
western I.lno" - Generui
Offlcos, United States
National Bank Building,
and Far.mmnsrts WAt
.mSt.1 TPlcphono on "
.. . 4 .nt t 1 Ll ri-!., nlw,. n r r 1 I iA
V.iv , ,V,Vd"Marcy HU. 'tu ephono 620
Leave Arrive.
Twin Cliv Exnress a 0:55 nm ul0;23 nm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm n 8:15 nm
Blmix i-IV l.ocai nwum n o.w inn
11 diii.
PAUL,
CHICAGO, ST
Minneapolis &
Railway "Tho
Omnha
mirin
yJuZtr
slori, I5th and Webster
Sis. City Ticket Olllce
1101 Furnnm St, Telephone, C61. Depot,
lBth ana wonsicr bis.
Leave, Arrive
Twin City Passenger. . .a 6:00 uni n 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger ull:10 am
Bloux City & North
east Nebraska a 3:45 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& St. Paul Rallwiiv-Clty
MlLWAUKtf
Ticket Otllcp. 1504 Farnum
U ...I n-. nit .nnn "kl
Depot, Tenth nnd Mnson
Streets. Telephone, 020,
Lenvc. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex a u:oo pm n S:03 nm
Chlcugo ,t Omaha Ex,,b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm
i Dully. D Dally except HUtiuay
WAR ASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1415 Furnnm
Street. Telephone, m. dp.
pot, Tenth and Mnrcy Sts,
Telepnone, ii.it.
Leave. Arrive,
St Louis
Cannon Hall"
Express
u Dally,
u 5:05 pm a 8:20 am
JI9
V
it
-
OMAHA A-ST l.Ol'lH UAH
rniul .Om.thn. Kansiis CltV
Sc K.istern Unllrond -"The
Ullllicy Houte" Ticket Of
fice. 1415 Kit run m t- icie
ErZmm-mr pIlOllC, !BI. UcpOt, Tflltll Ulld
I'lll .Marcy streets. Telephone,
Leave. Arrive.
Ri T.nnla rnntmn llnll
Kxnress a 5.03 pm a :-u am
Kansas my nnu guiucy
Local
' .a 7;00 nm h 0:00pm
n Dally,
MISSOCRI PACIFIC RAIL
rond (General Ofllces nnd
Ticket Olllces, Southeast
Corner llth and Douslas
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
L'nlou Station.
Leave. Arrive.
City Express - . . .alO:C) nm 11 r.:.w pm
K. C , St, L. Express .alO.10 pin u 8:15 am
Leave from 11 h and
Webster Streets:
V I . I. .. t Yln
fill llr.V l.,lill, 1 r
Weep nir Water .. .11 4.15 pm m am
11 Dally b Dally except sunuay.
I'vinv iAni'tc."TIIE OVER
land Route '-General Olllces,
N. E. Cor, Ninth nnd Kariium
Streets. City Ticket Ortlcc, 1321
. Karnam Street. Telephone, 3lo.
' De)ot. Tenth nnd Morcy sis
fiJTS1
Telephone, G29. , ,
I .pa vp. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. n S:20 11 in u :m im
The Chicago Portia ml
Snec 11I 11 8:20 am
n T:M pm
11 3:23 pm
The I'ast Mall a S:W am
Tho Mall and Express .ull:35 pm 11 4:25 pm
i.iimmn. lidiitri,.,, it 111 1
Stromsburg Express, b 4:(K pm b!2:S0 pm
Thn Pnclllc Express.. .11 4:23 pm
Tho A Unlit I, Kvnress... (I 6:60 am
Grund Island Local. ,.b 0:30 pm b 9:85 am
a Dally, b Dally except wuiuiay.
BFRLINOTON
& M1S-
souil Hlver
Ratlroad
Tho Burlington Route"
Oenern Oil ces. North
west Corner Tenth and
Karnam Streets. Ticket
Oitleo 1502 Karnam Street
Tpleiiboni'. 2X Burlington Station, lentil
and Mason Streets, xeleiinono, n.
l.eave. Arrive.
I.lnrnlll. Itusllnirs and
McCooK o.1" m lni
Lincoln. Denver, Colo
'rmin i'lnii. cuii'fnnila.n 4:25 nm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln i Black Hills.. n 9:00 pm u o:4R am
Montana. I'uget 8ound..it 9:00 pm a 6:4u am
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:00 pm a 9:17 am
Wymorp, Beatrice aim
Lincoln n 8:10 am bll:55am
Denver. Colorado, Utuh
nnd Cal fornln a 6!4.i am
South Bend. Louisville. .
Plnltsmouth o a:;n pm un;uo nm
Ft, Crook, Plattsnioiith . . ...
nnu I'aciuc ,i uiiciiun . .,v i.w u..v
rtrllrviip. Plnttmnlith
and Pacinc ,ninciion..niz:iu am
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
x, Onlnrv llallroad "The
Burlington Route' Ticket
Olllco 1502 Farnnin Street,
Telephone, 230. Depot,
Tenth nnd Mnson Streets.
Telephone, 128.
Lcuvo. Arrive.
Daylight
Chicago Spe
rini ..... a.,,w um uiu..j pm
rial
Chicago Vestlbuled Ex. .a V.W pm a v.to nm
Chicago Local Exprcss.a 9:30 am n 4 nr. pm
Chlc:igo Limited . .a 7:00 pm a . n .
I'nst .Mall - a -.4j pm
u Dally
KANSAS CITY, ST. Jo
seph & Council BlulTs
Rnllroad-"The Burling
ton Route" Tlckot Ofllce,
iua Fnrniiin Street. Telo-
a, n rtH.l. I
phone. 260. Depot, Tenth
nnd Mnson Streets, icie
phone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Knnsns City Day Ex. . .a 9:20 am n C:26 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..nl0:30 pm a 6:15 nm
St. Louis Kiyer ior ai
Joseph nnd St. Louis. .a 5:10 pm nll:15 am
a Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rnllroad-Clty Ticket Of
llce. 1102 Karnam Street.
Telephone, 245. Depot,
Tenth and Mnrcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive.
Chlcuuo Exnress .,
...a 7:iH um a .u pm
...a 7:45 pm a 8:05 am
Chicago Limited ..
Minneapolis nun
vmit Kxnress
St.
...b 7:00 am
St. . ..
b 9:40 pm
a 8:05 nm
b 8:15 am
Mlntienpolls and
lnul l. m ten ....
,a t:ij pm
I,vn Dnilirn Local from
cnuncll Bluffs b 4:30 pm
Fort Dodgo Local from
Council uiuiis i ""V1
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday
nilCAGO. ROCK 1SL-
p nnu ,v I'nciuc iuiii"au
ino ure.ii iwtii inl
and Route" City
Tlckot Olllco. 1323 Knr
nam Street. TPlnnhono,
428. Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Sts. Tele
phone, 629.
Leave.
EAST.
Arrive.
Dcs Moines and Dnvcn-
nort Local a 7!ii nm
1)11:33 nm
Chlcngo Express l)ll:15nm
n..a MnlnPM I.nr.il.... a 4:20 nm
a 8:10 am
a 4:45 pm
Chicago Fast Express. .a 5:00 pm a 1:23 pm
Dcs Moines, hock isi-
und una cnicago 1 i:wpi i
wkh 1
Lincoln, Colorai'o Spgs.,
lidiiviir l'tionm nnn
West tt 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma &
Texus 1' iyer a pin
tv Dally, b Dally except Bunuay,
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ALONG THE NORTH SHORE
HAVANA, MATANZAS, CARDENAS, SAUUA, CAN
BARIEN, MEVITAS, (1IBAKA, ( 0AKACOA,
aad otber ports.
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RAYMOND & WlUTCOMn,
2," I'nlnii Siiiure, eir Yorl.
For Tickets, Stateroom Reservation
nnd General Information of tho MO
BILE SERVICE, apply to Ticket
Agent Mobile & Ohio 11. R. and South
ern Ry.
BAKERS MUST OBSERVE LAW
TIhimi- Who Refuse tu Co 111 ply Strictly
with Hie Provisions of Ordliiuiiuc
Will Bo Prosecuted.
"During 1001 tho ordlnanco providing for
tho Inspection of bakeries and other cstnb-
llshtucnts where food products arc prepared
wlll bo enforced to tho lottcr. Every
bakery must sucuro a permit and bakers
tvlin rnfimn In pnmn V w ill lll r,l nnnrO
U-in i.p nrnppnio,l nnrt nnil frnm ir, tn J100.
..... ,.. .
in luoo tho ordinance bnH not been enforced,
uut llenlUl 'Jopartmont has turned ovor
n new leai nnu win ucgin a inuruuKii in-
vestigntlon of all bakeries," snld Health
Commissioner Victor H. Coffman. "Tho
ordinance Is carefully drawn and specltles
nn nnnna la nnfAf V lirflWIl II 1111 H 1 1 1' IT I III'
Z ' i W
" Mnv imUnrlpa lmvn been cstab
with. Many bakeries havo nccn CBiaii
llshcd which havo lloora that aro more man
iu-n fppt lielow tlio street love .
"Then. too. there aro bakers who nro
violating tho clauso which provides that no
bakery shall bo used as a sleeping room,
- i nthnr rnnns thn dralnace Is bad and tlio
sanitary conditions aro miserable.
Bakers
disregard tho provisions concerning tho sort
of clothing persons engaged in ranking
bread shall wear. Although It Is impossi
0 to enforce absolute cleanliness In all
bl
cases, wo expect to bring about a great
chango for tho better.
A. I), LIiInIoiio lleiiil.
II S. Rhootle has received a telegram
Mm. A. I). Lldstnnu of Scrnntou. Pa..
stating that her.. nuspumi uieu suuiieiiiy
Thursdny night. Ills death waa caused by
I l.pnrt ,IIHPnMII. 1IIII11 Wlllkll 1111 llilll nilIIIIIL'11
TOT SOIIH- llilll. I'll. ....o , r,c,i
of this city for u number of years und has
a largo number of friends here.
I'd ll ml llrnil III Ills llooni,
William Ellis, nn nmployo nf tho Pulncn
stables, was found dean yesterday ut
his room in mo nuiuio, jv imm moriem
nxiimlnntlon showed that death wan caused
by n rupture of tho aortu. His relatives
at Humboldt were notified nnd tho body is
being held by the coroner pending word
from there
Fnr n Cold In the Mend.
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JUDGE FAWCETT AMAZED
Oafo Brought Bcforo Him that Almost.,
aires Him Heiut FaUuro.
ALL TRADITIONS OF THE BAR VIOLATED
Altiirnrjn Alleged tn llnvr Areeptril
n S11111II Pit WIipii They
Could lime Und n
IIIk One.
Tho Improbability of an attorney's charg
ing a moderate fee when ho could procuro
n big ono scorned to an equity judge Buffi-
clently lniconiprcIienRthlo to bo Impossible
and so a decision In n lawsuit betorn tho
court was decided in accordance with I lit
time-honored public opinion regarding tlio
fees of attorneys and the charges of plumb
ers, Tlio suit whs ono brought by Crano
cSr Co, to recover $200 fees from n client,
Johnnnn Llndgrcn, The defendant alleged
that nt a time when tint attorneys had given
her advice on legal matters she had paid
them JIG nhd one of them had remarked
In accepting tho sum: "Thero will bo
no moro charges, ns this amount Is suffi
cient to defray the costs of tho sil!:."
Tho plaintiff contended that the state
ment hnd no rcferenco to tho fees, hut
only to costs. In giving a decision Judge
Knwcctt said: "It scorns so Incompra
henstblo that an attorney would chnrgo
only t0 for conducting n caso that I must
bellcvo him when ho snys the remark re
ferred to costs alone. The charge would
not ho In ncrordanca with my Idea of law
ycrs' reputation for charging exorbitant
fees. This will he ono reasou for Uniting
In favor of tho plnlntirf."
Thcro was nnother feature of tho caso
that Iiiib significance for clients in divorce
suits who nro In tho habit of bothering
attorneys needlessly bcforo their caso couica
to trial. Tlio plaintiffs were tho attorneys
for tho defendant In n suit of this kind
During tho testimony "ft developed that
Mrfl iJmi,,ron hail . ,Fn ln ,no Imult of
'', h,? T..' ..
..., ..v i uuuu u, . uuimuia m
times a week to consult nboul tho progress
0f the enso bcforo it camo to trial. In
.... . ..
r,",L' lul" l" I,"nl"0 01 1,10 nenring,
Jiiugo ruwccii saiu: "i ngreo Willi llio
attorney who nssertcd In his arguments
that tho client In n dlvorre caso In tho hano
of nn attorney's life, ln many Instances.
I havo had experience myself. If It Is
trim Hint tho defendant called nt tho offlco
of tho plaintiff ns often nn has been nlleged,
these nttornoyB ought to get every cent of
the $300 they havo asked for. An attor
ney's tlma Is his capital. Ho has no cash
capital; only his tlmo and knowledge, and
when you tako his tlmo you tnko his knowl
edge. Tho finding ot tho court will be In
favor of the plaintiffs ln this rase. Tho
nniount of tho recovery will bo $200,"
Court A'otrs.
Judge Slnhaugh Is holding court In Sarpy
county.
There Is no court ln Judun Kslollo's room
owing to sickness In his family.
Judgn Vltisonhiiler und Nelson H. Tunnls-
cliff havo gono Into tho country for a few
rlrivu ,,tltl,i tuit.ll,.,- ..mill
days' outing hunting iiuall.
Judgn Dickinson has granted decrees nf
dlvorco ln thn ciihoh of Frances T. Funk
against Alfred F. Funk and J. A. Riiukln
against Alllo Runklii,
The llrst renort of M. .1. Pnlter. rerelver
for tho Npbrnska Savings nnd Exchnngn
bank, has been ll!ed In tho district court
showing collections and expenditures In thn
sum of $141.
At tho conclusion nf thn nreiinipnla In
thn enso of Biihuaud ng.ilnst Hlzo ln thn
federal court Thursday evening Judgn
Munger took tho matter under udvlsement
nnd will anuounco his decision ut a Inter
date.
Tho will of tho Into Anton Km en! lius
been filed In tho county court. Mrs. Kineut
petitions to be appointed administratrix-.
Ileal cstato of the valuo .of $3,000 nml per
sonal property 6f tho value of $1,300 nro
bequeathed to Mrs. Kment and tho chil
dren. '
Ida E. Flanders has commenced null (nr
a. divorce from Georgn W. Flanders, alleg
ing cruelty. Tho specific Instances nf cruel
treatment nro an occasion when Flanders
told her she could thnnk her slnrs If uln
didn't got 11 dose of strychnine before morn
ing nnu onco wnen no emptied nor trunk
down 1111 embankment.
In thn suit brought bv Mtnnln At. rii-npim
for a divorce from Edwnrd G. Ilrncue. nn
answer has been filed Iu tho district court.
denying inn uiiegiuioiiH 111 tlio plnlutlff h
petition. Tho churgo of cruelty was suld
lo bo fnlse, It being contended morn
specifically that the nlleged assault on
Heptemner , iws, was merely a derense on
tho part of the defendant when tho plalnticr
nttneked him with n pleco of firewood and
knocked 11 tooth out. The defendant Ih a.
railroad engineer. I In nskH for tho custody
of u child of tho couple, ussertlng that tho
motner is 111 tne uuiui 01 Dealing ncr.
MANAGER M'KAY RESIGNS
c. v
I.niiuirey Will lie
Mmiuitrr of
Despnleli.
N Cciu-rnl
Erie
Harry P. Potter, ginoral agent in thh
city for tho Erlo Despatch, has Just re
ceived Information of tho resignation of tho
former general manager of tho company,
Georgo F. McKay, who is woll knowu lo
local railroad and commercial men because
of frequent visits to this city. Mr. McKay
will contlnuo In tho railroad business, but
with what company ho will associate him
self ho has not yet decided.
C. P. Lamprey, formerly foreign frolght
agent of tho Erlo railroad nt Now Yorlc
City, has been appointed to tho position
vacated by Mr. McKay nnd will ussumc his
new duties tho first of tho year. Ho will
make his headquarters In Cleveland. Mr.
Lamprey will probably mnko nn early tour
ot Inspection ever tho lino nnd on his ar
rival hero ho will find Mr. Potter Installed
In ono of tho handsomest railroad ofllces
lu tho city.
TmnlliiHoit A lulls C'lly.
E. E. Tomllnson, freight trafllc manager
for Swift & Co., is 11 visitor In tho city
from Kansas City calling on tho freight
lodlclnlB connected with local lines. "I am
""'V KlnK to bo here for a day or two,
BalJ Mr- Tomllnson, "for I've got to get
,,ack ll0nj0 for Kansas City's big century
ua". w"'c" will no neiu in convention na
.'lunua infill. Ik will u ll UYUIlk
ovenis ncrctoioro neiu in Kansas iny.
Already $8,000 has been expended In
preparation for tho affair, but tho proceeds
will undoubtedly ho largo. The boxes alono
soiu ror over u,ouu. ho mo
cstcd In Kansas City In tho
lorlum project, and I was mu
sold for over $0,000, Wo aro much Inter
Omaha audi-
rv unti Inlnraatitn!
n I --- - - . , - - .
l ''adlng this Morning's Ueo how auo-
- cessful Is tho progress being made,"
;
TlAfl WFU PAQF? flF QM&I I PAY
iitw - w,.w-.w w w,,,.
E, F. IIpiiiiIiikIioIT nml ,1, .Iriiklns of
Hnrney Street Sent lo Emerg
eney lliispllal.
Two cases ot smallpox developed on Har
ney street Just west of Twentieth, E. F.
Bennlnghoff, who lived at tho Hoso hotel,
! J. Jenkins of 2013 Ilarnoy have both
been romoved tn tho emergency hospital,
Jenkins Is a married man and his wlfo has
bcon put unilor qunrnntlno. Neither ot tho
men wns awaro that ho had been exposed
to tho disease,
Tho homo of Mrs. Mungcrs at 010 North
Sixteenth has also been quarantined. Wil
liam McOownn, who In now In thn
emergency hospital, contracted smallpox
whllo rooming In tho house and other room
ers wore exposed to tho disease,
"It Is prohablo that wo wlll havo quite a
few cases of smallpox withla tho noxt two
months. Pcoplo should ho vaccinated und
should tuke every precaution to ward oft
tho dlscaso," snld Health Commission Vic
tor II, Coffman. "Evon If wo keep tho dls
caso under control hero In Omaha, It Is
probable that enough smallpox wilt be
shipped Iu from adjoining towns to give ua
couslderablo trouble."
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