THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: KliIDAY, J A N tAi'Y 11, 1001.
9
SPECIAL NOTICES
IdreriliFraanli lr Iheae colnnni
ttIU b mUr nntll IS m- lor the
retting edition id nntll H.HO p. an,
for ni4,rin nd ady edition.
Katci, 1 - word Brat InaeMlon,
la a rrord tfaarenf ter. Nothing taken
for leas than SAo tor the flrat Inarr
lon. Theat; aOertUeaaenU aaaat be
van nonaeeUIr
Adverllarra, r reqnaatlaic a nani
tiered chrok, can baa aaarrera a J
dreaaed to a annabered letter In care
n( Tbe llee. Anavrara aa addreaaed will
be delivered Breaeatntion af tbe
cheek only.
SITUATIONS WA.VIT'.D.
WANTED, position by experienced hook-
Keeper ami stenogiupuer. Aiiuress v t-.
He. A-M172H'
YOl'Nt miin deslrcu piacn ti work for
board while attending; school, Hnyh;
College. Tel. mi. A 1-S') 1 1
wanted mam: help.
WANTED, wo novo tdondy work for n few
good liuntlf rn of Rood habltH and uppeur
anoe. O. F. Adnnm Co., HM5 Howard SL
IiAHHKR trade taught thoroughly In short
time. calaloKuo and particulars free.
Address Western Harbcrn' li'V.'ii
Omaha, Neb. H ia
WANTED. R00dmun to do canvassing In
the country: Rood pny for right man. All
dress K I, lice. n-UK!.
WANTED. rliblo and competent sates
men to sell completo line of lilbrtcntlng
oils, erenat-H, paints, colors, varnishes,
specialties, otc; exclusively or us side
line, liberal commission or salary; ex
perience unnecessary; old reliable house.
Address Mui'jfncturcr, Commercial hilt..
Cleveland, Q. , H-MWMlc
WANTED, collector mid Bulcsman. 1511
Doi'Rlns st.. before 9 a m. II M2"i 17
THE AMERICAN HARHKR COLLEGE of
Omaha, U S. 14th si., between DourIus
and Dorfgo st. ONI.V SCHOOL ORAD
FATING PROFESSIONAL HAHHERH.
Only school recognised by the Slate Har
bor board. Wrlto for freo catalogue.
WAXTKIJ I'KMAI.H HUM.
WANTBD, 200 Rirls. 1521 DodRC. Tel. STfi.
C 739
To girls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1522 Douglas
C 7W
WANTHIJ, youiiB lady nttendant.
221 Ilcq Iildg,
Call at
C-t9
A lmiflHT ynuntr man or woman to tako
nhorthand scholarship niul pay for It when
courso Is Mulshed and position secured.
Address 1' 15. lice. P-!7
I'Ol'It energetic ladles; home employment,
work anyone can execute; no canvassing;
no moiiev to deposit ; Inclose stamp. Lock
llox ITfi. l'ueblo. Colo. C-.V2J1 11
I'Olt HIl.NT 1IODSHH.
11' you want your houses well rented placo
them with Hcnawa & Co. D 741
ALWAYS moving H. H. goods. IManos.
Olllce, 151U4 t'arnam St. Tel. 1559 or m.
D-712
HOHfilCS for rent In nil parts of tho city.
llrciman-Love Co.. 320 So. 13lh St.
D-743
llOUSliS, stores. Hcmls, I'axton block.
D-741
SUB HBNHY 11. l'AYNB, 0)1 N. Y. I-H'B.
IIOUBBS. etc. P. D. Word, 1521 Douglas
D-7li
HOUSlCrTand ifats. lUntwaftntnTker hk.
D-747
HOU8B8 wanted. Wallace.
llrowil lllk.
D-71?
HAItN. 2d24 St. Mary's Ave. D-719
VOn HUNT, bnkery In first-class condition
largo store room, continuous oven, etc.;
also 8-room hotmc, with barn for K horses
and large wagon shed; all for $30.00 ,)Cr
month. V. H. Husucll, 12U IlaniRo HldR.
S31t SBWAHD ST., new live-room cottage
lor rent; Rood barn and city water; rem.
$12.50.
OMAHA LOAN & TUUST CO., lClh nlid
Douglas Sts. D 751
NKW 7-room brick, strictly modern, east
front, 27th and St. Mary's ave., $35. Hei'nls
I'axton block. D M717
2009 CALIFORNIA St.,
call afternoons.
furnished
. central;
D-72U 10
Kn. lfttt South 31st street, lust north nr rrmi
scorn park, u nle. comfortable, 8-room
... . wl n k n linllfan Will Virt I.. .a
jialr for right party.
.1 liv.inv. i. ... ,vj imi ill IjlJOll
re.
M. J
Kennard &
son, 3iu urowu uiock.
u MSI3
TWO small live-room rottiigcs In tUo same
yard; city water In kitchen; In good con
dition; rent, S per month. Omaha Loan
& TruBt Co., lfith und Douglas Sts.
D-9C&-
?lt)i. near l'arnam: ten-ronni mnilnrn
completo in every respect; ten minute1
walk of center of city, reasonable rent.
Omaha Loan & Trust Co., lGth and Doug-
inn nip. yti.
FOR RUNT House and ten acres; brown
Leghorn chickens and Jersey cow for sale.
W. J I. Stephens, SS01 IJovd St., Omaha.
ii u i;i
C-ROOM house, all modern.
K30 So. SStli.
D-20' 15
FOUR-ROOM cottage,
SIO S. lSth St.
D-19S-H
I'OH U11NT FDHMSIIHII ROOMS.
STKAM-hentcd rooms nt Tho Thurston.
B-753
DBWEY Kuropcan hotel, 13th and Farnam,
FOR RBNT, n nicely furnluhed front room
south und east exposure, within tlvo
diockh or posionicc; pain and litre or teio
pnone. uurcss i- i, tiee. i; .Mtiu.
llOUSKIvUKI'INO rooms, $0 up. 2C23 St.
.narys. U-M701 J29
210 N. 17TH ST., steam heuted looms,
1-.M1IG F5
S43 SOUTH 22D street, private family.
B-1J7 It
WKLL furnished front room; all modern
conveniences; private family. Address. I'
ii. nee. igiyH
I'L'ltMSIII'.l) ROOMS AM) HOARD.
OLBNCAlRN,translentB,$1.23day. 1G09 Doug
The Mcrrlam, Rood winter home. 2i &DmU
F-731
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-755
TUB PRATT,
heat.
desirable rooms.
Hot wator
11151
MMB. A MICH. 1M5 Howard, 2d floor, room 1
inermui natns. f Jim 12
HKAUTIFFL front parlor; suitable for
two; heated; with board. 521 N. 23d.
F-19J-13
Fl It.MSIII.I) ROOMS AMI HOARD.
KLKOANT large steain-heatod front rooms
wiin noaru, itwa t'apiiol ave. ai im ia
MODKRN furnished rooms and board. MS
Hluff st , Council Bluffs. F-Mlfll 13
DKSIRARLB room; llrsl-class board. 25SI
Harney. F 2w '3
for iti.vr-i .rriiMsiu:i rooms.
FIRST floor, light and heat.
Harney si.
lnnulre
C1-M125 12'
FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT, store In. Ilif t-class location
rriu reasonable. Apply H. c t'cters ,
Co., ground floor, Uco Uldg. 1266
FOR RENT, tho building formerly occuphJ
by Hie Hce at 91s Farnam street It Han
our siorivs und u basenient which was
formerly usod u Tho Hce prs room.
I his w( be rented very reasonably. If
lutereatud apply at once to C. C. Hnaj
water secretary, room 10), Hee Hulldlii";.
I-Jfil
LAROE double room Continental block;
ran bo made ,nto very deniable olllce and
reception room for physician. Will nr-
iuil(;ii 111 pull.
OMAIIA LOAN &-TRFST CO.,
lCtb & Pouglua Sts.
I-7J
rem iti:.vi'-ToHi:s ami offices.
HALL,
103 So, HLi. cor Dodge st.
I-MKR IT
Atin.vrs WA.vrun.
AGENTS, with Hayes' metallic rubber tires
for rocking chairs you can make JHO per
month. JXC Hayes, US B. Locust st.,
Des Moines, In. J-M151 12
STOIl.V (S I',
PACIFIC Storage and Varchoil!"e Co.. 512
911 Jones, general storage mid forwarding.
57
OM. Van Stor Co , 1311H Farn. Tels. 1569-SC3.
-75S
WANTED TO III'V.
WIT.!, purrhnre a limited number of
Omaha Savings hank nccounls. Hrrtmun
Loo ,Co., 99 So. 13th. N 759
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Jlrown lllk.
N-7U0
WANTED to buy. 11,000 of Omnha Saving
bank accounts for cash. Address A lii,
Heo olllce. N M54S
HIGHEST prices paid for furniture and
stoves. J. LcVInc, 301 N. lClh. Tel. 771.
N-3T3
2ND-HAND brick.
1203 Kama in st.
N-MI7I 12
'on sAi.i:-rt:iiMTi:iu:
CHICAIIO t't IlNITt'UB CO., 1110 Dodse.
Tel. .ft.'O. Now ,t Sdhand t urnlturu boimht,
sold, exchanRcd. O Ki
1'oit s.vi.r.-iioit.siiM, vr.iuci.HH, inc.
IF YOl'Il waRon breaks down lake II to
Harry Krost, 11 &. llwortb. Ho llxes 'em.
r Ifil
ONK heavy draft horse, 6 years old. In-
iiuiro mo I'urnam. r.M.m i;
FOR SAI.i: 3II.SL'BI,l,A.BOI(S.
All!) und soft foundation tilllnn: hog
leneea nun cnuDiiiR, vn uougins. y 7oi
D1IAND safe cheap Dcrlght, 1116 I'artiain.
y-7U3
AI'BS; buy, sell ex'ge. Scliwarti, 111 So. 13.
HBRTFORD & CO.. lfith & llwortb.
FURNITURB & UPHOLSTKR1NO.
0-377
I MOTH Y hay and all kinds feed and coal.
.Monroe v i;o. g Al lie
IIAVB n sum permanent euro for watts:
no pain or scar; send $1 and u 2-ccnt
stamn for medicine ami full directions.
ueo. ivucira, wcsieru, icu.
IJ-M437-21'
DHAND holler nnd engine, about 20 H-P..
rnr sine cnenp at unuina isaro anil iron
wonts, iiiu ho. i mi si., nmutiii. q 593
'OR SALB. new nnd secondhand -win
fountalnM; monthly payments. S 11. Itlcii-
mond, Ki ho. zitn at. q Mxa vi
'OR SALB. 11 line $S.ri,00 Imnorteil mania
iiiiiioru, us goon as now, nuiy used n snort
time: suitable for lectures, churches nr
ioiIro entertainmenlH: rnr sale cheap. Ad
dress F G3, Heo olllce. Q 179
'ITRN1TURB and business for sale, (""heat!
11 iiikcu ai once. Am leaving me oily.
.Mrs. u. u. uiivis, ou i.nrnacn iiiock.
Q-191-13'
WHISI1ACH mantles put on. 2So. Drop a
puniui. u. j. a. v.o., i;ummg.
Q-20T. 1(1
CI,AIIlVOYATS.
MHB. PltlTZ, medium. 819 North Ifith.
S -703
MMI3.0 1.YM Kit genuine palmist. 1C05 Dodge
H-7CB
lii.BCTitu; tih;at.mi:.t.
MAHBL QUAY, 3174 N. 15th St., Mat U.
T M37-J17
MISS MAR LKSLIK, 619 S. lGth. 2d floor.
1 flllW 12-
JLITB parlors.
015 South 16th, second floor,
T-197-F-8
I'KHSO.VAI..
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns & superfluous
pair removea uy eiecincity. H, 12, Fren
lor lllk. U 707
TURKISH bnths, mnssaRo baths, electric
baths, for ionics only; skilled women
ninssaKu niieu.nu; iiiiuhi eiiipped oath
In thu city. Rcnstrom Hath Company
Rooms 1:10 to3.'0Uco llldg. U-7C8
.1BUBN, theatrical, masquerade costumer.
luis I'urnuiu. - u ,C9
RIVATB homo beforo nnd during conllno
meni; nauien nuuiueu. hits, uurget, 2C20
lliirucue. u 770
WIDOWBR having no uso for a nearly
new uprigni piano win sen cneap; cas
or tlmo. Address, V 41, Rco Olllce.
U-M921-F-3
FRBNCH accordion pleatliiR; Ivory rim but
tonn; man oruers. unuina i-ieating Co,
1524 DoilKlns, U-773
t
COSTUMBS for rent.
3318 S. 20th. Mrs. a
Sack.
U M-JU
UADIBB and children cared for. 813 N. 23d
U M57G J2G
SUPPLIBS for all machines: machines for
rent. White Hewing Machine, 1G20 Doug
las. Tel. sxii. u wo
PRIVATB hosnltnt for ladles before and
during nonunctneni; uauics auopted. -r-iw
Grant Si. U-177
81CATBS shiiriioucd,
15c.
Louis Flescher,
1G22 cupuo: avi.
IJ-M973
JKIMIV TO I.OA.M-IUIAI, liSTATB.
I'RIVATB money. 5, 6W, 6 per cent; no de
lay. uarvin tiros., juw farnam. w-ni
LOANS on eastern Nebraska mid western
Iowa farms at 0 per cent; borrowers can
nnv $100 or nnv mliltlnlc: anv Interest
date; no delay. Hrennau-Lovo Co.. 300
So. 13th St.. Omaha,, Neb. w
MONBV to loan on Improved Omaha loal
estate, lirenuan-i.ovo lo,, no. inn.
V 776
$1,000 and upwnrd to loan on Improved city
property aim rarms. w. vnrnam nuniii
Co,, 1320 Farnam. w m
PR I VAT r. money. F. D. Wend. 1521 Dquclas,
I 1 t
WANTBD. city lonns, bonds and warrants
ucorgo m company, iwi i-nrnam sireri,
i7j
WANTBD. city and faint loans; also bonds
nun warrants. 11. c rciers
Farnnm St., Hce Hidg. wtwi
MONBY to loan on farm and city property.
lowest rntCH, U. f. uavisco,, iwj pnrninn
W-7fl
PRIVATE money to loan, J. H. Sherwood,
9.T9 N. Y. Life. W-7S5
MONEY to loan nt 5 nnd 5H per cent on
Omaha property. W. H. Melklo. 101 8. j5th
FIVE per cent money. Demls, Pnxton block.
W 783
$1,500 TO LOAN on real estate; call at once,
M. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 Hrown block.
W-7MI.
FIVE and one-half per cent loans. W. II.
Thomas, First National bank building.
Tel. 10IS. V-MSI9
G AND 6s per cent loans. W. H. Thomis,
First Nat Hunk building. Tel. IMS,
W-M5IG
.MONEY TO LO W-CHATTELS.
MONBY to Loan on Furniture, Pianos,
Diamonds,' etc., on easy payments. You
keep security. No chniko for papers. No
uuesllnns usked your neighbors. Tel. 1G3I,
HERDERS' LOAN CO., 15ol Farnam St.
X-621-
LOANS on furniture, pianos, diamonds,
jewelry and salhrles; cheap rates. HOB
T. . LOAN CO,, H. 21, Frenzcr Hlk.. 15th
und DodRC, opp, old P. O, Open evening
J X-M176 J12
MONBY loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13.
X 790
MONBY loaned on pianos, furniture, hordes,
cows, Jewelry, Duff Urtt-n, ,R 8, Harker blk
X-793
CHATTEL and salary loans, Joe II Pleas,
antr, SI Darker block. X-M1C7 J13
.MO.M'.V TO I.O V-ltnl, IJSTATI'..
MONBY TODAY
7.on luaiie ii, nmoiints f n m 10 to $260 on
hnureholil furnl ure, planes. horss, car
llncw. etc. without remrvnl ot on you
S-A-L-A-R-Y without seiurltv All or 11
part of the money may be paid back tiv
f lTftf ttinlltll. nr tit. hurl nf II I1nil tin tinlll
bnck for severnl months Baeh payment
made reduces the cost accordingly. Dm- 1
movers and tirielihnr Itnow absolutely I
nothlnr of our business relations, l'eoplu
w-ho need money are Invited to call an.l
Kei inv terms and compare them with
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies may be transfcried to me. No
charco for papers. All bunlntas strictly
confidential. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed.
J. W. TAYLOH.
IS First. Nat. Dank bldK . soulhest corner
Join and Furnnm Sts. lei. d.. . ,,c.
X M83j
DO YOH NBBD MONBY?
We loan $10.W and up on fiirnlliirc,
pianos, horses nnd other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
Without mortgage, to people holding
permanent positions, You can set the
money in n few iours uf ler making ap
plication, and toko 1, 2, 3, 4. 3. months
or mor In which to pny It hack, nnd
you need not pay for ft one day longer
limn you keep It. Wc charge nothing
for puptrs and we give you the full
amount In cash. There nre no lower
rates than ours, our terms are the
easiest, our business Is confidential
and our motto Is "try to please.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co..
119 Hoard of Trade llldg. Tel.. 229j.
(Bstabllshed U32), 30G So. 16th St.
X-193
SALARY LOANS.
MONBY I.OANBD SALARIBD PBOPLB
AT CHBAPBST RATB8 IN CtTY
AN OPPORTI'NITY to tako nd.rantago of.
Wo make no startling, sciibatluual an
nouncements of rato "cut In two," We
don't do business that way; neither does
anybody else. OUR RBDUCBD RATB8
ARB THB LOWBST. You can borrow on
your personal Note, without Mortgage,
Indorser, or Publicity. Our 8pecl.1l Pay
ment Plan surprises them all and soon
gets you out of debt. Very (pilot olllco,
easily found. Come nnd sen us.
AMBR1CAN LOAN CO..
Room 001, lieu llldg.
X MS20
MONBY MONBY
LOANED SALARIED riSUPUli.
No eiidorser of mortcanc reuulred.
LOWBST RATBS. BABY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL..
mmaiia r'lii.'.niT cn..
Room C26. Fifth Fluor, New York Life llldR.
KAt.AttV t.OANS.
If you nrn employed by a responsible. Arm
wo will loan you sums ironi iw i" iw
your nolo nt much cheaper and cnsler
rates than elsewhere. Ot this wo aro
positive. Absolutely no charges for pnpers.
Nothing deducted from amount dcslrod.
Easiest partial payments. Jlctlablo Credit
Co.. room 30.1 Pnxton blk. X MS5I
MONBY lonned salaried peoplo holding per
manent position witn reEponsioie concern
upon their own names without security:
easv payments. Tolmun. Room 440, Hoard
of Trado llldg., lGth und Farnam Sts.
X 791
iiusim:ss chances.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 25 strictly
lawful OilCaeil enn inacninen mr nriiiKs,
cigars or ensh; will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl. Clark & Co.. Furnl-
turo Manurnciurers, cnicago, 111.
Y-S13
WANTBD, good man to do canvassing- In
the country: good pay tor rigni man. au
dress B 4. Hoc. Y-M190
WANTBD A good business man lo take
tin where wo icavo on. ian aim sec
Muller, thu Confectioner. 2S0G Leaven
worth St. Y-10S-1.T
FOR SALB, a $3,000 stock of shoea cheap
for cash. Y4, i. rsoyes, jnissouri vauoy,
in. y aiiBii is
il' voir want to make money buy Lend
vl o mining stocas. write l-owen .v
Smith, brokers, Leadvllle, Colo.
FOR SALB. bakery, rcstaurnnt nnd gro
cery; will invoice uuoui 10 .-,wu; in
n good country town, county seat, au
dress 1! Gl. HcoJ V-1I212
FOR SALB, 1.000 to 5,000 shares Lord Hyroa
mllllllg HIOCK l OIK UUlKlllll II luwii i.y
Friday noon; make cash offe.r. Addre
FG7. Hee ''' '
FOR EXCHANGE-.
win iMcnier.n slock drv coods. furnish
lllgS, lO UXCIIUIIKt: l ,w...jr, fi,iiu i.n
reuulred to clear Indebtedness; parties
will accept balance desirable property.
Address L. J. Wilde, trustee, 743 Wabasha
street. St. Paul, Minn. Z-M1G5 13
$3,000 CASH, balance desirable properly,
general country merchandlHO without llx
mrpa. eonslstlnc dry goods, furnishing.
domestics, notions, clothing; well selected;
bought right, parties involved;
mako
pioposttlou llrst letter, subject your ex
umlnatlnn of stock. Address L. .1. Wilde,
trustee, 7 1:1 waoasna sireei, ai. I'aui,
St.
Minn.
X.-M1GI 13
FOR S.VI.I-HE.L ESTATE.
DBSIRAHLB east front lot, residence or
business, 3d block so, depot on 10th. 1111
Vinton. HE MSGS F3
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by tho
Union Paclim Itauroad company. H. A
McAllaster land commissioner, Union
Pacific Headqunrtcrs, umahii, Neli.
ni'-si;
PROPERTY bought and sold; money
loaned; rents collected. L. L. Johnson
Co., 311 So. lDtll St. HE 102
C. F. HARRISON, HARQAINS. 913 N. Y. L,
HE 1Z3-JU'
HOUSES, lots, farms, lauds, loans; ulso lira
Insurance. Hemls, i'axton blk. he sit
CHA3. B. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St
HE 7 JJ
8BB HENRY 11, l'AYNB. COl N. Y. LIFE
RE 796
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha: G2!S,.foot
east iroiit in poison s iidiuiion, .m. j
Kennard & Son, 310 Uruwn block.
RB-MW3
FOR SALB or rent, a brick, two-story
building 40x77. with stenm plant; also cold
storage nuiiuing -juxvi, nil in goou coiun.
tlon, corner Henton street nnd Hrondwiiy
Cnuiiell Hlufrs. Well situated for eOminls.
slon or mniiufncturlnir business. Apply to
J. P. Dodge .V: co council minis.
RB-MS'S II
u). no. no,
lmnrnveil farms within 50 miles of Omaha
40 acres to any sire. Jacob Vanpolt, 609
Heo building. he no u
FOR SALB An entire block with large
trees. In HEMIB PARK, right In town;
20 lots now 011 sale fronting east on 31th
St, and Bonth on Lafayette avenue, and
west on 33th St. On grade, beautiful
location. Prices raiigo from $175 to $100,
Terms, $121 cash; balance to milt. Wt
aro going to hcII them. A. P. TUKBY
Hoard ot Trade. RB-199-
BtGHT-HOOM, city water, hath, furnace
full lot. West Farnam district. $700 cash
$1,500. Geo. M. Cooper, Attorney, 407 lieu
Hulldlug. RB-19C-IP
HAHOAINH IN VACANT PROPERTY.
$250 Cholcn residence lot, Dundee.
$.100 Iletter Dundee lot, rus and water,
jnno Fine lot. Spauldlng st., pavement paid.
$400 Cheap corner, Plnlnvlew.
$5003:1 fed, Capitol ave., N. 27th.
$750 Fine residence lots. 20th and Miami.
$95033 feet, Dodge, N. 26th, paving paid.
$l,0i-Lot on Park ave., fronting park.
$1,000-110 feet, 5 blocks west High school,
GEORGE G. WALLACE, 313 Hrown Mock.
RB-M203 12
HAHOAINH IN IMPROVED PROPERTY.
$.7)0-2922 arntil, 4-r., lot 25x118.
$700 Good cottage and lot, Monmouth iiark.
41,0003014 Lindsay nvo In line condition.
$1.100 Corner, 3 cottageH. rental $16.
$1,200716 S, 40th, mnts tli.U).
$1,200-S.i'. house, 2 lots, 3336 Larlmore.
$.'.0001009 S, "1st, good rottat;e.
$2,50033x142, B-r. cottage, modern, barn,
near High school, paving paid.
$3,250 Modem, new. 7-r. houso, rental $13.u0,
4 blocks west High school, paved street.
$3.750 S. W, cor, 24th and Davenport, 2
houses. . . .
GEORGE (J. WALLACE, 313 Hrown Mock.
HE-M202 12
WHO wants It? Omaha property In cx
chatiRo for that of Denver. Apply to
owner, aa S. 29th st. RB-il20S 17
LOST.
LOST, Tuoiday morning, ladles's nlllgator
skin purse, between ( Boston store nnd
Omaha lire; hail some change, souvenir
rolnH, owner's cards, efj purse valued as
Christians sift. Kindly return tn Miss
Kungatv, Hce olllce, and receive rowan
Lust-iO
.MHlllt'AI..
LADIBS out of 'health find prompt relief.
Rot 282. Uniaha, Neb. Confidential.
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Operations for uterine troubles unneces
sary. Address SIS lice llldg . Omaha. Neb.
M'il
V1HTUAMA cures Impolency resulting
from Indiscretions or debility, gives l
tallty. vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
aspirations of youth, health, titling for
success, happiness In business; profes
sional, social, married life,: $2, or 3 for $J,
Sent anywhere prepaid on lecelpt of
price. The Kldd Drug , Co.. Blgln, 111.
American Olllce, retail, wholesale. Myers
Dillon Drur; Co.. Omaha; M. A. Dillon,
South Omaha: Davis Drug .Co , Council
Hluff m. Full lino rubber goods.
SIIORTIIAM) AMI TVPB Wit ITI.Vtl
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y
Life.
-il
IIOYLBS' College, court reporter, principal.
Heo Illllg. 303
NBR. Uuslncss & Shorthand college, lloyd's
Theater. -w.5
ORBOO Shorthand. Om. C. Col. IS .t Doiu.
SOI
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 51S N. Y. L. IIMr. Tel.
lil; Alice Johnson D. u.. ladies uept ;
Old B. Johnson. Ostcopathlst, Mgr.
. . -sofi
M. B. DONOHl'E. D. O., of 81111 school.
Klrksvllie, Mo., o) iMxton nut. Tel. i.".n,.
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PATENTS.
INVENTORS, (JOT AN I DBA? Wo Imiullo
patents, copyriglUB nun irauo maras, yon
glvo us Ihn bare. Idea and we will do the
rest, modern equipped machine shop und
foundry in connection; Oitlclal Onxette on
tile; guide book free. Mason, I'cnwlck
Ijiwrence. patent lawyers, IIW Howard
St.; tel. 1419, Oniuha, J. P. Crotiln, ropr.
-M170
DHBSSMAKINtl.
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP. 401 Pnxton Hlk.
Telephone 2420. M-W4-J27
ACCORDION IM.BATINC.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick-
est. Airs. a. u. Atarg, a. n .or. inn ana
Farnam. 523
IIIHDS AND TAXlDEIt.MV.
STOCK'S Hlrd Store.
1603 Leavenworth.
-797
TICKET IIHOKEH.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P.
II. Phil-
bin, IMS Farnam, Telepuono iM,
-S09
STAM.MIllllN't! AND STIITTHHINO.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Itamga Hldg.
S12
MCICEI, Pl.ATlNrL
OMAHA PLATINO CO.. Heo Hldg. Tel. 253J.
.MU1S
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; tdilrta. 7c; collars,
2c; cures, lc. 1750 r,eavenworiu. Tel. M7.
7!'S
FtlltNITlIHE ltl'.PAIIIIN'C.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
sax
IUIIIHER STAMPS.
HA DGES. medals. Om. PI't. Co., Heo Hldg.
xci. J.. ai ui7
PAWNIIIIOKERS.
1CAQLB Loan Olllce. reliable ncconitnodnt
lug; all uuslncss connucutlal. I30l Dougln.
Kll
CAHPENTEHS AM) .IOII1IEHS.
ALIi kinds' of carpenter woVk nnd repairing
promptly Hiicnaeu 10. a. , ucuuiroe, inin
anil i.nKoms. 370
I'OSTOF Fl C B A MT'l C E
Should bo read DAILY by all Intcrcslcd, as
cnauges may occur at any 111110.
Foreign malls for tho week ending Janu
ary 12, 1901. will close (PROMPTLY In all
eases) nt thn (Jeneral Postoftlco as follows:
parcels i'umt fliAii.a close one hour
EARLIER than closing tlmo shown below.
linrri.l PnRt Al'illu for llAPinnliv nlimn nt
5 p. m. Junuary Uth'per , s. Prfnz Regent
i.uuponi.
Regular and Sunplementary malls close
at Foreign Hrnitc.h half hour later than
closing tlmo shown below.
TriiiiM-Atluntio MiiIIh.
S A T V R DA Y A t 6:30 a. m. for EUROPE,
per s. . nervia, via wueensiowu; III n u
111. for NETHERLANDS direct, per u, h,
I'otHdam (mall must bo directed "per n. 3,
Potsdam"); at 8 a. m. for ITAl.Y, per
h. s. JC. M. Theresla, via Naples (mall
must bo directed "per s. , K. .I.
ThcreHla"); at 10 a. m. for SCOTLAND
direct, per. s. s. I'urnessla (mall must bo
directed "per a. h. Furnesslii").
PRINTED MATTER, BTC.-Thls steamer
iiikch lTiuieii .Miuter, cnnimeiciai nnd
Samples for Germany only. The same elans
of mall mutter for other parts of Europe
will not bo Bent by this ship unless
speclully directed by her.
After tho closing of tho Supplementary
Trans-Atlnntlc Malls named abovn addi
tional supplementary mulls aro opened on
tho plei'H of tho American, English,
French and Oerman steamers and romiilu
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sailing of stcumer.
Slnlla for South mill t'enlrnl Ainerleii,
West Iiiilles. Etc.
rRIDA Y At 12 m. for (JI'ANTANAMO nnd
SANTIAtJO, per s. s. Clei.fucgos; at 12 m.
for MEXICO, per s, s. Senecu, via Tain
iilco (mall must bo directed "ptr u. a.
Seneca")
SATURDAY At 9 a. in. (supplementary
9:30 a, m.) fur PORTO RICO (via San
Junn). VENEZUELA nnd CURACAO, per
a. s. Philadelphia (mall for Savapllla and
Carthagcna must bo directed "per n. r.
Philadelphia"): at 9 n. m. for ARGEN
TINE REPUHLIC, URUGUAY and
I'ARAOUAY. per h. s. Atlblstan, at 10 -i
in. (supplemenlarv 10:30 a in.) for FOR
TUNE island. Jamaica, savanilla
nnd CARTIIAGENA, per it. . AthOB (mall
for Costa Rica must bu directed' "nor s. s,
Athos"): at 10 a. m. (r.ui)nlonicntarv 10:30
11. m.) for HAITI, per s. 8. Andes; nt 10
11. m. for ciniA, per s. s, Atexicn v
Havana; at 10:30 n. 111 lor YUCATAN,
per h. s. Mercatnr. via Prngresn; at 12 30 P.
in. for MATANZAS, CAIHARIBN, NEU
VITAS. HARACOA and GIIIARA. ner s.
s Curltyha (ordinary mail only, which
must bo directed "ner a 11. CLritvb.i 'i.
at 11 t). 111, for NASSAU, per steamer
irom .Miami, Ma,
Malls for NewfoundlRnd, by rail to Noj-th
Syilney, nnd thence by steamer, clnsn nt
this olllco dallv nt G:?n i. m. (ennnectlm.'
eloso hern cverv Klotidnv. Wcdnrcdav and
Saturday). Mallo for Mtuuulnn, by rati tn
jioston. nnu inenen ny sicumtr. oinse ai
this olllco dally nt 0:30 p. in. Mnb for
ciiuu, ny ran to rort Ti uipu, i'ia mid
thence by steamer, eloie at this onic
dally at "6 a. m. (the connectlu-.t closes
nro on Sunday. Wednesday 11 ml Friday).
MiiIIh for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, eloso at this olllce dally at 1:30
P. in. and II p, in, Malls for Costa Rica,
llollze, Puerto Cortex und (Juatemula, by
rail to New Orleans, and theiirn by
steamer, eloso nt this olllco dally at !.;?)
p. m. (ennnectlnc closes here Mondays for
llollze, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala niul
Tuesdays for Costa Rlrtii. MRoiili)tered
mall cjosed ul C p. ni. previous day.
Trniis-Pnolile Mitlln.
Malls for Australia (except West Austrulli.
which goes via Europe, and Now Zealand,
which rocs via San Francisco), and Fill
Islands, via Vancouver, close hro dully
at ii:30 i, m. up to January 5th. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. m. Warrlmoo (supple
mentary malls, via Seattle, close at ii!W
p. m. January 'fitli).
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, China and Pliill.i
pluo Islands, via San Francisco, cPm.
hern daily at 6:30 p. m. up to Jnnuavy
11th, Inclusive, for dUpaleh pur h, s,
Gaelic
Malls for Hawaii, via San Franclo, rloo
hern dally at 6:30 ji m up to January
llth, Inclusive, fur dispatch per s. s,
ealnndln.
MaIN lor China, Japan und Philippine
Islands, via Tnomu, cIom' hero dally nt
6:30 p. m. up to January 15th, InrlUklvo,
for dlxpalen per s. s. Olyinpla
Malls, for Hawaii, China. Japan nnd Philip
plno Islands, via San Francisco, close hero
dally at 6; p. m. up to January "l:it!i,
inclusive, for dispatch per s. 11, I long
Kong Alaru,
Mails for Australia (except Weil Australia,
Nsw Zealand, Hawaii, I'M and Katnoan
Islands, vu Ban Francisco, c)o hfio
I'OSTOFFIt I. Mi l It 1'
dally at '6:30 p. m. Jauuaiy ,6th and tm
In January "lMi. iih-iusivi-, or on dav of
arrival of . Campania, due .u Ncv
York J.mii.tr.x 'Mriiii, fos dlpatili per -.
Sonoma
Malls for China And Jrihiii, via Vancouver,
ciosc nrtc unity ni u..i 11. 111. up 10 jnuu
ary -'".'2. Pu-bislve. for dlspulrli per s.
Bmpriss of ,Inivnii treglsteii'd mull must
be dliei teil "la Vnnoouver".
Trnns-Paelrlc mails are lorwarded to port of
sninn; nny nnu me si'iieniiie Ol 1 loiiug
Is Hrrnnged on the presumption 01 their
uninterrupted oierl.-iid lrault Regis
tercd mall cloes at n p m previous day
CORNBLIFS VAN COTT
Fojlmaster
I.I'.O VL NOTICES.
"'STOCKHOLDERS' MBBT1NO
Notice Is hereby ulven that tin.
meeetliiR of the stockholders of The Hee
Hulldlng romiiany will be held at 4 n'c'ool:
p. ni.. Tuesday. January 15, 1901, nt the
olllce of said company in The Hce luillillnu,
Omahn, for the election of n board of di
rectors for Hie ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business ns may prop
erly come before such meeting, liv or.ltr of
uie prcsiucm v.. c Jiuav.T!5ll,
Secrctarv,
Dcc:3d23t
PORTO Popnlar Tours
RICO Feb, 2 ami 10, .March U
llliKtrated program, '.'4 ilnys, Alli'xpene,(10S
MaymomU VVhltcotnb,l03A(lams St., CIiIcjoo
RAILWAY TIMI1 TAIILF.S,
UNION PACIFIC."TI1E OVER.
I.ilt.l :ioute''-acneriiI Olliccs,
N, L. Cor, Ninth nnd Furnnm
Streets. City Ticket Olllce, 1334
1-uriintn Street, Telephone, 3itL
Depot. Tenth and slaroy Sts.
Telephone, CIS.
Leave. irri,,.
Tho Overland Limited., n 8:20 am 11 7:,To tim
Tho Chicago-Portland 1
wpeciai a s:w am a 7:30 pm
Tho Fust Mall a S:W) am a 3:23 !m
Tho Mall nnd Express .ull:S5 pin a 4:23 iin
Lincoln, Heatrlce and
StromsbuiR Express .b 4:("i pm bl2:S9 nm
Tho Paclllo Express.... a 4:23 pm
Tho Atlantic Express,,. 11 fi:.V) am
(Irand Island Local. . .h r:30 pm b 9:33 am
n w.iii. u jytiuy t-An-jn nuiuiay.
W A11AH1I RAILROAD
Ticket Olllce. 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 322. Do
pot. Tenth nnd Mnrey 8tB,
Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrleo.
St. Louis "Cannon Hnll
Express a 5:0j pm n 8:20 nm
a Daily.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL
nnd Paclllo Railroad
"Tho Great Rock Isl
and Route" City
Ticket Olllce. 132.1 Fur-nam-St
reel. Telephone
42S. Depot, Tenth and
Murcy SIb. Tele
phone. G29.
Leave. Arrlvo.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local n 7:23 am Ml:.!', am
Chicago Express Iill:l.ri 11m a 8:10 nm
Des .Alolues Local a 1:20 pm a 4:46 pm
Chicago l'a si Express. ,11 5:00 pm u 1:25 pm
Des Mollies. Hock Isl
and und Chicago a 7:40 ptn a 9:35 pm
WEST.
Lincoln, Colorai'o Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo and
West 11 1:30 pm n 4:15 pm
Coloindo,. Oklahoma Ik
Texas Flyer a C:20 pm n 9:50 nm
n Dally b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
H St Paul Hallway City
Ticket Olllce. 1501 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 281.
Depot, Tentli nnd Mason
Streets. Telephone, 629.
Leave. Arrive,
Chicago LI ml I cil Ex.., .a 0:oo pm n 8:03 am
Chicago & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 urn b 3:40 pm
a Daily, u Daily except nunuay.
11UHLINOTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"Tho Hiirllugton Route"
General Olllces, iNorui
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Tlckot
Olllco 1502 Farnam .Btruot,
Tolupliunc, Hurlliigton Station, Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Telephone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Huntings nnd
McCoolc a 8:40 inn a 7:35 pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colo
rado, Utah, Callfornla.a 4:23 pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Hlack Hills .11 9:00 nm 11 6:43 um
Montana. Pugct 8jimd..a 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
i.incoin 1'iisi .Mail i ;i:uu pm a J.u um
Wymtire, Hcatrlcu and
Lincoln a 8:40 am 1)11:55:1111
Deliver. Colorado. Utah
An.l rr,tli,...t,l,. fl C.'i-. nm
South Ik'Mil. Louisville.
I'latlsniotitli b 3:33 pm bll:05 am
vi. 1,-rooK, J'jniismoutll
find Paclllo Junction., a 7:00 pm u S:M am
Hulloviio Plattmoutli
and P.icllle Junction. ,nl2:10 am
u D.itlj b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, DURLINGTON
& Qtilnny Hullroad "Tho
llurllnKton Route Ticket
Orllco 1502 Farnum Street.
Telephone. 850. ..Depot,
Tenth and Minion Hlrueis,
Tulcphone, 128.
Leave, Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
.a 7:00 nm al0:25 pm
Chicago Vcstlbuied Ex! in. 4:00 pm a 7:45 um
C lilcnSo Local Expross.ii 9:30 um 11 4.05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm u J: nm
Fast Mall 11 l"n
u. Dally
KAN8AS CITY, ST. JO
senh Counrll Muffs
llnllrniiil "Tho Hurling
ton Houto" Tlckut Olllce,
Iiirnain Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
und Mnson BircciB. xeio
phone, 128.
IjL'IIVU. it livt:.
Kansas City Day Bx. ,.n 9:20 am 11 6:2.) pm
Kansas City Night Ex..nl0:30 pm a 6:15 um
31. LoiiIm Flyer for St
Joseph nnd St Louts.. a 5:10 pm nll:15 um
a Many.
FREMONT, BLK HORN A
Missouri Valley Rallroid
"Tho North western
Line" General Offices,
United Htatcii Natl.mal
Hank llldg., S. W. Corner
Twelfth and I'lirnani Wis.
Ticket Olllco. 1101 Farnam St. Tel. wi. ue
pot, 15th und Wcbstur Sts. Tel. 1158.
Lcnve. Arrive.
Hliiek Hills. Doadwond
Hot SiirliiRS a 3:00 pm a 5:00 pm
Wvnfnlnir. (Jimiiur mill
DoiirIiih d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, x ura, duviii
Cllv. Siinerlor. Ounnvn.
Exeter and Soward....!) 3:00 pin b 5:00 pm
Norfolk. Verdluru and -
Frcmunt b 7:30 am bl0:23 am
Lincoln, Walioo and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0;?5 an
Fremont l)cni c 7:30 um
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Bun
day only d Dally oxcept Saturday. 1
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH,
western Railway "Tin
Northwestern Line" -
city Ticket Offlce, 14J1
T.-....n. a. if... 1. ..),.. MM
I- uiiiti-11 ,71. 1 ririiituiiB,
Ml. Depot, Tenth urui
MarcyBts. Telephone c,Z9,
L,eue. ..rriVO.
Da
(nl '.a 7:00 am nll:'.0 pm
c:
Chlcugo Passenger
a i:u pm U4:ivum
Eastern Express, wes
Molnc'i, Marshalltown.
Cedar Kuphls uud
Chicago al0:55 am a 4.05 pm
Eastern Special, Chi
cago and East a 4:55 pin n 4:Cu pm
Fast Mall, Chtcauo to
Omaha a 2:13 pm
Oitialiu-ChlcaRo Llmit'd.a 7:15 pm a ,s:0) pin
Frist Mail a R;.H nm
Cedar EnnliH PasKougor a 5:2) pm
Eastern Express b 9:00 pm
n Dnliy 1) Dally except Saturday.
SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC
Railroad - "Tlio North
weslcrn Ltilu" Gononil
Cilices, United Stnles
Niitlouul Hunk Hiillillmr.
fi. W. Corner Twelfth
Mid Fnrniim Sts, TlcUet
(Mile-. 11-1 Fiirnnm St. Telephone 551. D"
pnt. Tenth and Murcy Sis. Telephone G29,
Leave Arrlvo.
Twin City Express a 0:55 um al0:25 pm
Twin City Limited n 7:35 pm n 8:1.1 nm
Hloux City Local a fi:00 um a 3:50 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, HT PAUL..
Minneapolis At Omnha
Rallwny-"Tho .North
western . Lino" General
unices, Nourasga uivi
iMiLWAumj
Sis.'' Cnyn.!koVomc"0''''' tlu's.n.. , , of Sh.rlcs
Kt, Telephono, CGI. Dopot L. McUfnT wbo wan u h u Lwcn - hanged
1101 Fnrn-jm
itth and Wcbalur His.
Ix'ftve.
Arilve
L O'll)
Twin Cily PaMKoncor,..a d:(io nm a o-lo i
1 ninna j'acscnRer .... .,
Sioux Clly ft North
east Ncbrttaltu a 3 II pm
it Dally. ,
an io f
RAILM VV TIME TAHI.ES.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallroad-Clly Ticket Of
flee, 1403 Fnrmrti Slr.vt.
Telephone. 24. Depot,
Tentli and Matey Streets,
Ioave Arrive.
. ...a 7:00 nm a 4:05 nm
Chicago Uxpre.
ChleiiRO Limited
Mlliiunpolls niK
Paul Express ...
MlntienpolN and
,;.a 7:15 pm a S:o5 nm
'b 7:W am b ff;40 pm
.11 7:19 nm a 8:03 nm
Paul Limited
i-ori l.'OOJ.e 1,0cm iioiu
Council Muffs . . . b 4:30 pm b S:15 am
Fort DodRC l.oenl from
Cornell Rturr . . . .b 7:4." nm
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
Mtosorm pacific rai(.-
road (Jeneril Oftlccs and
Ticket O(11?ot, fouthenl
Corner 14th nnd DotiRla-j
ats. Telephone, 104. Dep-it,
Vnlon Btsucn
L'tvj. Arrive.
Ml 1.1111U niul 'vansas
Cltv Express .alO;00 am 11 :25 pm
K. C', St. L. Bvprese . n!0:50 pin u 6:1 inn
Leave from rh and
Webster Streelsi
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water . . ..1)4:14 pm nl0:U. am
a DallJ. b Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA A ST. LOFI8 HAIL
road -Omaha, Kuiisas City
a. Eastern Railroad "Thu
Qtiliiey . Route" Ticket Ot
lice, 14)5 Farnam lit. Tela
I aa 1 WA
phono, 3.".' Depot, Tentli ntiil
Atitrcy
Stroela. Telephone,
urj.
Leave. Arrive.
Hi. t.011! Cannon Hall
Express . . .. a 5.15 pm 11 i:'J) nm
Kansas City nnd yultiey
Local ...a 7:00 nm a 9:Wpni
a Dally.
HEARING ON FINANCE BILL
Srerrlnr (June mill l.cmlliiK l-'liinn-clers
Appenr llrlure lloinn
Oiiiunlttee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - Secretary of tho
Treasury (luge, Horace While of New York
ami scleral other ptoiulueut Mimiclm today
appeared before tho huueo ruimnlltco on
coImiRe. weights and measures, at the re
quest of tho committee, and gave I heir views
oil tho Overstrcct, Levy and HIM bllln to
maintain tlio purity ot llui money of thu
United Slates. Thn three bills, although
containing different provisions, each pro
vide for tho exchange nt tho optloa of the
holder of the gold and silver coins of tho
Dulled States. To nccoinpllnh Ibis, the
Ovorstrcel bill aitthorlr.o the secretary n(
tho treasury to use tho Rold reserve fund
In the treasury and tho Levy bill nil-
thorites hi 111 lo issiio 2 per cent bonds, llo-
foro the hearing Chairman Southard read a
letter from John 11. Rhonda, the chairman
of the llnauco cnuimttlen of tho New York
Chamber of Commerce, heartily endorsing
thu bills nud urging the ouiictineni of the
proposed legislation at this session of con
gross.
Wo believe." said Mr. Uliodes. "that I lie
sooner any and nil defects In tho legisla
tion nf tho previous session relating lo Hie
maintenance of tho old ntnndard are re
moved, tho heller It will bo for the country
at large and for business In Rciicrnl; and
we ulso feel that action In this direction
should be taken now at the present session
of congress, rather than bo delayed until
another session uf congress, when nn elee
tlon Is approaching. Tho development of
the mcrcutitllc interests now In progress
demands, In our Judgment, the serious nt
tentlou of congress In order Hint thu ground
work may bo laid and tho superstructlnu
begun of a broad and comprehensive bank
liiR system which will bo ndequatu to tho
needs of the coming generation, I fear
nniio nf us realize, what Ilea beforo us lu
thu way of expansion of business during
the coming twenty-Ilvo years of this
century's growth mid bow quickly tho
vacuum tliliH created will bo (Med up uud
wo will onco moro llnd ourselves fucn to
face with a neod for currency at a tlmo
when a quick expansion of .credit Is
absolutely necessary to prevent Ilniinrlnl
disaster and a luonetary panic."
Hi') nil's Silver Vlnn
Mr. Levy of Now York, who wub present
tn advocate his bill, created something of
a sensation by slating that Mr. Hrynn, tho
recent democratic candidate for president,
hud told him that If elected president ho
would llnd u way to pay thu obligations of
tho government In silver,
Tim only question at Issue wub the menus
to bo placed nt t ho disposal of thu secretary
of tlio treasury to secure It maintenance
Ho then took up the lungungo of the
blllti nud kuo thu Hill bill his endorsement
Mr. Blufroth of Colorado nsked whether
to malic silver mid Rircnbnrji excliango
ablo in gold did pot In fact mako Uiem
simply prouiincH to pay In gold.
"Certainly." replied Mr. White.
"Then you deslro to Impound $500,000,00')
In silver and eventually dump the silver
011 tho country us bullion?'
"Not at once, hut gradually," replied Mr-
White. "We would do Just wliut floruiiiny
lias dona, I think wn would bu lucky If wo
could get back half uf what wo paid for
tho silver.
Questioned further, Mr. While mild 11
failure nf cropn or iiiiylhliiK which would
greatly lessnu tho demand for money would
semi silver and silver cerllllcates, pudc
tlio present law, lulu tho treasury ami
uvcilliuilly cause a dlhparily txitween thu
prlco of uuld nnd sliver, beruso of (he
governmunl'n Inability to pny gold
Mr. II1II of Connecticut mild that lu his
opinion the two dangers which tlirentencd
the gold staudurd were tho fireeiilmrks and
silver. Of those two ho rimuidcred tha
former the Rrentest, but the country seemed
to think otherwise. Ho asked If Mr. Willi
did not urico that much of tho idlver
could bo rcrnlnud into subsidiary coin and
tho remainder made exchangeable. Mr,
Whlto ngrced In this position.
PllliiK I l Hie While .Metal.
.Secretary Hiiro said tho question Involved
lu tlio hills beforo tho committee was Him
pic. He agreed with Ar. White that I:
times of dullness or business dcprcKiilon
tho bunkers uud other holders of money In
tho centers of population would gradually
withhold gold and allow sliver and iillvei'
ccrtlllcatcn lo pile up In tun treasury
through tho payment of custom dutlm nud
tuxes. If roiifjresH failed lo mnhu gold
and silver exchangeable It Implied a douht
1 ... . . .
) aa to wlnitlier I hoy woro at a parity
Am
J i0llK (,s this doubt, no mutter how slight It
; .-,, , vlul,l Iho lianln.ru 1,11,1 l,(,l,l,.ru
I of money refused lo tako tho link.
...v,iy ummi, they tnko tho rlr.k?"
ho
oaUcil. "If you rcfuso to reninvo It, why
chnrso tbiun with tho rcnioiiHllillliles you
will not lake?" ho jskrd. Htrliili:1; tlio tnblo
emphatically. Bccrciaiy (J:ii:u Hiihl tliat ills
experience nnd taught him that If a mnu
allowed the slightest Inclination to evnda
responsibility for enterprlscri ho hud 1111
dertaken, he v..ih hurt In his comtnuuUy
It was tho low of life, said hn, and It wan
a pretty good luw. Hn saw no risk in thu
government removing every doubt its tn Uf.
policy and purpose
Mr. Cochran of Mlsnourl nulled tho sec re
tary If silver was In be mndn rcdermtihlu
In sold, and why It would mil ho better
(nun tho standpoint of economy, to sell sll
vcr and plm- It In Ilia gold fund for ru
dcmptlon purposes.
''If It could be done without seriously dis
turbing Iho money puiikelH," replied Hec
rctury Uagc, "J tlilult Hint toiirsu wtuilil bu
more honest."
1VIH Tim Himrr Todio.
WASHINOTON. Jan. 10 - The proihlrnt
In JiIbTchv IO..V). npi'lsohment fo
llf 4n i
a oiooririu"
lillhsd snoih
111 I
MUIn, who v
1I10 street rnllw
n. Jealoui.y v.
, cause.
SURPRISE FOR SIR. SHIELDS
CcnncU nivalis Oeuntj Ailniej & Bunch
of Nuir.ov
E IS ALMOST UFTC0 Off HIS FELT
iiepe4rd Turn In (lie Pnrlli-
SbleliU Ulrt'tlmi 4 iilltesl Cur
llefore .Itiilur Vliionbuler
III I iiiiiily Court.
Y. J. Council, attorney for John W. Par-
Mi, Inis tiled In the county tourt In c
ordnnce with the order of Judge Vlnson-
hnler an nincnded petition In Hie Psrlsh
Slilelds coiiiest case, giving ihe nutiiivi of
the Judges nnd clerk1) uf elect lor. Bllepei'
to have been guilty of fiaud, and the unmet)
of the Illegal voterr. I'd tho county attor
ney nnd bis hupportrrs, who expected to
b.txt cliirgas preferred aaalnst iWe or l
of tho election otllclnls and pcsslbly a dorcn
no nun ttu.incl"d of lllcvil voUrir, Hie
ninendmeiit was a bl.t nurprise, aa iverj
Jtidue and elerl. contieoied villi thu tlcctlon
lu nulh Onulia :s It.cliulod In (lit list
barged with fraud, and I lit' ll.it of lllrs.ul
voters numbered I r J u.ttuoi, taken f 1 om the
records. lth their plnecj of rcsldeiici'u
appended.
'No wonder Ihe fiices of County Attorney
Shields nud Deputy Thomas lengthened out
when they saw thnso lists," Mild Mr. Cou
ncil. "Their plan to ciiuso delay and trouble-
by the motion to make speeltlfi tlui
petition has mUcarrled. Tlio only icolilt
uf Iho motion waa to compel Mr. Parish lo
disgorge 11 part of our proof a little oooucr
than we had planned 10 spring It. That
list of Illegal voters stunned Shields. I
knew It would, for all of thout names which
nrn given, with the residences oppontto
them on thn records, arc for the incut part
urlltlotiD.
Vaeiinl Lots lor lloitn'i.
"In uinny InstauccH there aro vacant loti
whero tlinso men nre alleged to live. In tho
others there aro houues all right, hut the
peoplo who live lu thorn aro positive In the
statement that no such men rcr occupied
apartments there. 1 don't suppok the
county attorney believed we hud been to tlio
pains of making such a completo culmina
tion of the records, but Unit is where wo
furnished him with 11 little surprise.
"Mr. Shields was Iniid lu his tmiiplnlntK
that w have Included In tho Hit of Judges
anil clerlta of election nil uf them. My Idea
In doing so Is Just this. If wo allege, lor
Instance, that certain of (hoso ollleUki wore
guilty or ilrlnkliii; to execus. they will
naturally take the witness stand and dull
It, proving by way of defense that the other
men In the booth were lulmlfulcil, That
Is siilllclent to knock tin) props from be
neath our case, so to prevent Httch a ttrnte
gem we hit upon (lie plan of Including lb.)
entire lot of olllcliilH, thus obeying tho order
of tho court and enabling us to pi uvc, when
tho proper lime comes, the cluiiRo that
some of those olllclals wero drunk."
One lln)' Tlmr (ii-iinlril.
At tho request of tho county altoriif.".
Judge Vlnsonhnler gave thn privilege uf a
day's time In filing 11 it answer, specifying
that ut 10 o'clock thin morning the pica
of tho contestro must hn beforo him. 'Iho
ounty attorney admitted that thu iilimhi r
uf tinmen In tlio iimeiided petition surprised
him. Neither he nor Deputy Thomas nindn
much of nn cflort to conceal tlio gravity Hint
tbo formldlhlo list uf names and tho proof
of tho places of residences Induce;!. City
Attorney Council Informed tho court that
ho Is prepared to push thu contest to n
conclusion when thn plea of tho contested
is tiled.
Court Noli'N,
John J. Malier has petitioned (he district
court for 11 divorce from Mary Mahcr.
Judge Fawcctt has granted 11 divorce In
tlio case of Hindu H, Hlco against RIl-IiiiiiI
Rlcn on tho ground of cruelty.
Hcrtha Mover and others luivn nnlltlmieil
tho district court to have imuullcd tho 1111-
sessmentH for paving ami grading Eight
eenth street, between California cu.i
Webster.
Morris Mover has commenced suit nenlnst
the Omnha Street Hallway company to
recover 2,00O ilamngcH liecauso or nil
iiccldent 011 November 211, when a motor
collided Willi Ida wagon ut Tenth uud Wil
liam streets.
Judge Sbbaiigh Iiim issued 11 1 entraining
order provetitliiK GeorHO A. Slcphitu fiom
molesting Minnie M. Slcphuu, Ids wife, who
Iki.i polltloucil the district court rnr n.
divorce. Tho Stcphiins wero married Ii:
this city 011 .iiiiio 12, IM17. Cruelty In Iho
plea 011 which the suit Is based.
Judge en went t Is hearing tho application
of .1. A. Llmihaii for an order rcsllillulii'r
Patrick J. I'reuon rrom coiiecung ci rial.)
mutiny iltio In Llliiilliill t'rcilou 1 -i
parliicis. I.lnahau ullegcn that Crcduu i'
fuses lo shuru the proilts uccruliig i'v.;m
contractu where bo ami Crcdon constii(,iii
Dulid inuH jointly.
Tbo case of Juli o Lank ngaliiHl the t-.v-
ercigu canni, Woodmen of thu World, Inn
bcin Hullleil out or conn nun iiisuussru
without nrelllillce. Mis. Luuk'll llttilbund
had 11 policy In the order, hut II was ((in
tended ny 1110 omcers m um iuuku uimi iid
committed imlclde und could not recover
tho amuiint 01' thu policy 011 tbut nccouiit.
THE NEW SALARY ORDINANCE
(11 j Council Endeavor SI rnlali ten
(lu( the Mnliiry .Mnilille CiiiiiimH
m 11 11 HiiMcnll GiiIiim Point.
I'lio city council held 11 spculal uicotlct;
yeBterday nioriilng nud tool, a now turn on
tho nalnry ordinance (or December, which h
hopelcBiily tied up. A now urdinur.co wh
Introduced which provide.! for Iho amend
mont of the nrlfilnul ordlnnnco by 11 f-w
chnnitos In tho wording. Innti'iul of pro
vldlii'; that salaries for nil departments
uhnll be pnld from upcclal funds lh aiuciid
meiit specify that tlio suhirles shr.ll be
paid from iho general fund, tint ruin thu
money set iiiildo for each particular ln
partmcni. In effect thin ordlnuncu oiubndliw
thn point., for which Councllmiili lltu-.all
has mado hlu light nlnco tho boKlnulim ot
thn controversy.
Comptroller Werdherg's ualury list Ir. not
Itirlildcd In tho ordlnuncu and Mr Hiisrall
Insists t liul Home special action of th coun
cil will bo ncccHuary to securn Ihe money
for this (Icpurliiiunt, as It has exhausted, tlio
r-iouoy r.llnv.cd It by tho rlmitcr A nil
has been Issued for a special niuvtln.', Sair
(lay iiioiuliii;, when tlio council will probbl'
Iins.i tho oidliiiince Introdudd cstrrdn')-.
Tlio orillnunco duen not iniilio nny provision
fur the llvo doparlmenlii wlilcli ncnlve their
pny Irom Hpuclnl funds sol nsl'lu by lh
clurter, tlio wiirinulu on Ihrho Hiiul.i l.av
1111; bo. 11 lusued iinilor tin nilaluul oidlnunc'
Alihough tho now o'dinr.nco rcptilH tho
orlr.lcal ordinance, It provide.! tint 1111
iiclion taken under the orlglnul iloeujntni.
rlinll l,n (dfected. Vnrr. ulM nn tho p.irV.
llbrury and ilro and iiollcu funis veto ImikiI
i!i,.,r thn old iiiilluiiiicu and t.iuJt or '.tic
employeii ol thuiiu 1I1 imi thieiiU havu Recuri d
their pay. A few of thero warrants are i,ll
lu tl.o Imti'l.i of Ho (o.nuliollur. who Is 01
Iho opinion Hint they will ho Mild If no'
dcllvcrid lo ihilr owiki.i bofori: thu m '
nrillniiiK'c I'.o Inio efic't He piultiUInn
that Iho del I vi 1 y o' tho wcrratilh lu nries
nary lu keep thciu fmin Irmi: iiiiiiill.il lv
tlio proposed action of tho council.
Iloixii'l Nciii (11 Atidlclilc.
PARIS, Jan 10 Tho Datiljh tulnlt.ir ,
hnro, J, H. von HeRKi'rmuii-Llnib ntroti' 1
nu Interview rosurrtlnx reoo't-j from Con n
liartoii that thn king of Dtiiiucrk f. 1'ilxr
IX, wrts (UftDoscd to iibillciito in fvor nf
his son, Prlnco Frcrterl.l., said "fluch a
story greatly surprise me, r tin king, In
spile of hit years, Is lu such vigorous health
ii tho little dirrereiicvs or inioraatiaftai ,
, o.itlcs do not fntlfiuc him lf iritllVJvtry
rupablo of governing, but, of coufH.'iiwi wa,
)ilecliIo otherwise, I cannot mitm.whh f M
J villi do."
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