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TILE OMAHA DAILY BISK: FIUDAY. AXTJAT?Y 18. 1001.
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ITl ATIU.NS AVA.VrilU.
"w a vri). position f,s elpnnarnnhor: tx
lerl,"i refeipnces, Addrcsf, Hnx SI,
potrellP, Neb. A-M3OTS0
uit77ion wanted liv American lady
sotf"nK romunprntivp which will also
fnrh n home. Would leave city. Cull
orjdrcss 71C North 20th Ht.
, A-.W-17
0(10N In storo or office; four years'
t'uiiliilPMl. iii'iiium 111111 ,.i,f,t.T.
ct furnish references. U 23.
c' A-M425 10
H.V'f sft of books to keen evening
oronceS. Address (I 30, npMn,
WASTER MALE HUM'.
ANTED, we have tlraily work for a few
ood hustlers of good htiblts and appear-
Ancc. C. I'". Adams Co., iwj nownrii si.
i H 737
JARHEK trade taught thoroughly In short
Mime, cntnloguo mid particulars free.
i Address Western Harbors" Institute,
' Omaha, Neb. 1
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
i mo country: goou pay ior riuiii
dress E I, Hee. "r"9--
WAV'TOII rnll.il. In nn,1 rnmnplfnt snlPS
men to sell coriplcto linn of lubricating
oils, greuscs, paints, colors, varnishes,
specialties, etc.; exclusively or ns side
line; liberal commission or mmui
perlenro unnecessary; old reliable house
A(liress .-nnaraciuror, gommrro u y i
Cleveland, O H-.M187 IS
YOt'NO man ntlonilltiK school desires
pinco io eurn iiu.hu. jhjiuu vmij. .
181, II M3S,i 21
R A t.KH.M AN WANTED, nblo to sell and
look After Rasollni! cnKlnes, power shell
n..!.liltla ..1.. tnr HllMlll T'bltte
nlv'n references. Address S, care Hpp of
flpp, II Mt.'J IS
MEN or women to sell Roods to city trade
flood nnv nnd Btendy emnloymeni, nix
enbaiiRh & Co., Wnro blk.
11 M U2 MarlS
WANTIOD, experlencrd packers; references
reiiuireii. Appiy .m. i-. nmmi Jl,jg,
t A VTV 1 1 n ftnmnntpnt ilrlll? elprk. VeillS-
lered III Nebraska or able Vo pass board
Hherman .t aicconncii urus J((
WASTHD. nil exiierleliced sulesrnon to St1
......ri.iiu niiirln. (i.i'l.i.lM I'lc. on the mil
for this states of Nebraska and South Da
KOII1. .IIUrCSM U -U, lllin Ullltlj.
H A I.HHM KS W.tSTUII,
MKN to travel for 8t. Louts MfR. Co.: also
iKlvet-tlsers. Htralrht salary. Triumph
Co., Dallas, Texas. H-M3SC IS
WANTi:n-ri:MAi.i: iu:i.i,
WANT15D. 200 Rlrls. 1521 Dodge,
Tel. 87G.
C-730
W Rlrls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1S22 DourIii
WANTI3D. young Indy attendant.
220 Heo Hide.
Call a
C-S03
A nitlOHT youtiK man or woman to tak
filinrtliniul Kt-linln rshln and nnv for It whci
cotirso Is llnlsbed and poultiou secured
Address F 15. Uee. vj aji
COMPETENT gill for general housework
2215 Hherman Ave. w m
WANTMI) IiiiUpa In lenro lialrdrt-ssim;,
miintcurliig and laclal. massago; I weeks
rnmnli.tpii! cntiKtuiit iiractlco: exnert in-
Htrur.tlonu: nonltlons guaranteed; tools
furnished; call or wrlto for partlcunr3.
Moler"s llalrdrcsslng College, icrt Far
nam, Omulm. . C-M415 21
WANTED Immediately, experienced lady
bookkeeper. Address O 21. t
1VANTED, girls who linderslnnd sortlnK of
rags. A. Ferer, S12 Douglas street.
. C-MI26 IS
WANTED Oood girl for genera
work. Apply 3005 Leavenworth.
general housc-
C 130-19
foh iikyi'-iiou.sf.s.
IF you wunt your houses well rented placo
them with llenawa & Co. D 741
ALWAYS moving 11. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllce, 15111i Furnam St. Tel. 1539 or 8C3.
D-742
HOUSES for rent In nil iarts of tho city.
Urcnnnu-Love Co., 3:0 So. 13th St.
D-713
HOUSES, store.
Ucmls, I'axton block.
D-741
BEE HENUY 11. PAYNE, COl N. Y. LIFE.
D 743
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wend, 1521 Douglas.
D-7W
HOUSES and flats. Rlngwait, HaritpTflik
D-747
HOUSES wanted. Wallaco
Hrown Iillc.
D-71S
HAUN. 1021 St. Mary's Ave. D 71
FOrt niiNT. bakery in llrst-class condition
large storo loom, continuous oven. etc.
also s-room nouse, wiui onrn ior v horses
1 and largo wagon shed; all for J70 0) per
' month. W. 11. Husscll. 420 Itamgo nidg.
li-153
lr.ll SEWAHD ST., now uve-loom cottage
1 for rent; good barn iihd city water; rem.
(iMAIlA LOAN & TIIUST CO., lfilh and
Douglas bis. IJ 751
NF.w 7-room nricK. sincuy modern, pant
Iront, 27th and Sti Mnry's live., SSG. IlPmls,
iiaiuu uiuvn, u ,ij
Ko. 1331 South 3lst street, lust north of Hun-
scm paru, u mc. qoiiuoriauic, s-room
inivlern house. Will be put In iron,! r-
palr for right party. M J Kennnnl &
oon, aiu iirown iiiock. u M8I3
TWO small tlvp-room cottages In the same
yard; city water In kitchen; In good con
dltlciu; rent. JS i per monih. Omaha Lonn
o aiudv iuu iiiu uuugiaH His.
d-Wi;-
21th, neir Farriom; ten-room modern hotiNt
rninpletn In every rrrpect; ten minute-
walK nr center or cltv: reimntiniii.. u
Omaha Loan it Tmst Co., 10th and Dotigl
inn fcjl.", W lllik
3407 Decatur si., "r.. lid.
3810 Decatnr. 7r. modern, ill.
1514 H. 2Ml t 7r.. all modern, excent fur
nee, J2..
!2I5 flurt st, S-. iiiodorn, except furnace. $2'i
pay:
iMMiSOX CO., in 1 FL. N. Y. LIFE.
U 132
1-TtOOM Hat, nvnlern Improvements. S!M
foh iii;vr-i'i'i.M.siii;ii iioo.ms.
BTEAM-hcated rooms at Tho Thurston.
13-753
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnnm,
E-3M)
HOUSEKEEPINft rooms, JO up. 2023 St
Mary s. n mivi j:"J"
FOH RENT, u nicely furnished front room.
south una east exposure, within tlvu
DiocKs or postomce; bntn and use or ten
puone, iureB8 r nee. i.-jimw
210 N. 17TH ST., stinm healed rooms.
E Ml 111 F5
2201 DOUOLAS street, choice rooms.
E-MSdl 19
FDHMSHEli IIOO.MS AMD 1IOAHI).
OLENCA lRN,translonts,1.23 day. WQ Dour
The Merrlam, good winter Iiome. 25 & Uo.U
!' 734
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F-755
THE PRATT, desirable rooms. Hot water
neat- w
SPECIL
lt llMSIIi:i) IKIDMS AM) IIO.Mtl).
I.KOANT large stoam-beatpd front roonif,
with board. WJ Capitol nv. K SHI6 2
roit iu:.T-Titi:s ami imi(:i:h.
HALL, 102 So. llth, cor Dodge at.
J .M luri
FOR ItKNT, store In first-class IncatM.i;
rent reasonable. Applv II. C. Peter &
Co,, ground floor, Dee IlldKj 1!
FOR HUNT, the building lormerly occurIM
oy imp ueo at vv inrnnm sircei. n n"
four stories nnu a basement winch wis
formerly usod ns Tho. Ucc pnss room.
This will lie rented very reasonably. If
Interested itpply nt once to C. C. HoSi
water, secretary, room 1W, Hee IlullnlnK.
I 6l
.ARGH double room In Continental, block:
enn be mado .nto very desirable omen nnu
reception room for physician, W M r
range to suit.
OMAHA LOAN fr TRUST CO.,
10th & Douglas 3ts. ...
HALL for rent, 102 S. llth, cor Dodpe.
l .Misi-r i.
A!i:.vrs wA.'rl:ll.
EVUHVHODY Is makliiR money' nre you?
e nave sometlintR exceptional nnd sale
able; workers guaranteed $.7) weekly. Ad
dress Dept. F, 14 Murray St., New York.
J-.M413 21
AOHNTS. with Hayes metallic rubber tires
mr rocKiiu ruairs you can mane a
month, Address J. C. Hayes, ll H.
cust st Des Moines, la. J-M1) 10
WA.NTKII TO lti:.T.
WANTED Hy young single man, room In
residence wiui private tamiiy. iierer'
ences. Address, 11 20, lice K I2D-17"
KTOKAMK.
PACIFIC StoraReimd Warehouse Co.. 912-
till Jones, gencrni storago nnd forwarding,
-757
OM. Van Stor Co., 151J!4 Fam.
Tcls. lSM-Sitt.
-75S
tVA.TUI TO I1UV.
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Ilrown 111k.
WANTED to buy. $1,000 of Omaha Savings
uanK accounts rot cash. Auuress a ib,
Deo oillce. N MC-tS
HtailEST prices paid for furniture nnd
moves, j. ijovine, mi w. lutn. rei.
N-373
WANTED to Iluy. n Klnrt Clinrles,
Ulen
nrim or .inpiinetr spaniel;
stuto lowest
price.
Ad Irchs (I :u lien.
.N-I'H
I.'Olt SAIil'-KUHMTIIItn,
CHICAOO Ft'UNlTURE CO.. 1410 Dodge.
Tel. .uvu. iscw .t .uiuina iiirnuuro nougni
sold, exchanged. O iB2
I'Olt SAI.H-IICmMHM, VEHICLES, ETC.
IF YOI'H wnRon breaks down take It to
Harry lTost, 14 it llwortli. Ho Ilxes 'em,
I' Hil
I'Olt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HAItD and soft foundation piling; hog
(unces nnu crinoiug. uui uougins. g ti
2DHAND uafe chenp Derlght, lllfi Farnam
cj 76.1
SAFES; buy, sell ex'ge. Schwartz, 111 So. 13,
j 7 til
HERTFOIID & CO.. loth fc Uworth.
FUHNITUHE & UI'HOLSTEUINO.
Q-37J
TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coal
.Monroe it uo. ij aiuu
I HAVE a. suro permanent euro for wnrts
no nulii or seal : send SI and n 2ccn
stamp for medicine and full directions,
ueo. ivueera, western, xieu.
QM 137-21
2DHAND boll'-r and PiiKlne. about 20 II-P,
for tftlo cheap nt Omnhn Safo nnd Iron
wonts, uiu ho. ntn at., um.-uia. q t,vi
FOH SAIjE, new and secondhand sod.
fountains; monthly payments, s H. lllc.i
mono, no. X4tn at. j ,IM2 fi
IIAHOAINS in 2d linnd bicycles. $3 up
new wneeis. u up. uniiina tilcycle uo,
inin and fiucago sts, q JI7?4
MI'ST dispose of high grade piano; tprms
ii oesireu. inquiries answered. Address,
u js, nee. g 131
CLAUIVOVA.NTS.
MKS. PKITZ, medium.
SI9 North ICth.
S-7K
MME.GLYMHU Rcnulno palmlstlGO; Dodge
H 76B
EI.ECTHIO TRKAT.1IKNT.
MAI1EL OnAY. 317W N. 13th St.. Flat E.
T M307-J17
ELITE parlors. 615 Hoiith 16th, second Moor.
T 197 F-8
MISS MAE LESLIE, CI9 S. 10th. 2d floor,
I'Elt.HOXAL.
DR. ROY, chlroiiodlst; corns & superfluous
hair removeu uy eietiricny. ii. iz, Fren
zer HIk. U 767
TURKISH baths, mas-ngo baths, electric
bams, ior iuiiiub mm , HKineii women
innssage operators; finest equipped bnths
In the city. Renstrom Rath Company.
Rooms 110 to 220 UM Bid. U-76S
LIEHEN. theatrical, mnsquerado contumer.
1U1S I'nrnuui. U 769
I'RIVATB homo before nnd during confine.
ineni; nauira uuuiur.t. .uru. uurget, :ti20
Rurdetto. U 770
FRENCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim but
tons; man uiin-m. uuuna i-ieaiing uo.,
1521 Douglas. U-773
HA1HES and children cared' for. 813 N. 23d.
U .AlDjU JLTj-
BUPPI II-S for nil machines; maehlnps for
rent, wniie newinu .Muuiiuie, iu.tj uoug
an. Tel. 2331. U-540
PRIVATE hospital for Jqdlcs before nnd
during eonunemeni; uamrs auopied, 23ua
Grant Si. U 177
SKATES sharpened, 15c. Louis Fleschor,
1022 Capitol Ave. U M975
CHILDREN'S clothing mndo to order.
imams wear, aim nunc n underwear a
specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed, 1919
Hurt St. U-232.
IF your feet bother you do not put oft
until tomorrow uuynig n box or lie-no-
may powder, soui uy an druggists.
U-M293
I I NDERBTAND the system and medicine
so i enn DreaK nny uiseas.i in one day.
Prof. D. W. Johnson, 1711 Vinton st.. city.
11-
VIAVI Woman's wny to henlth; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 3IS lieo Rldg,
u yji-
Rt'Y from the manufacturer. Hurkley En,
Vl'lnpu CO., Omilll.l. U .MIO" FI6
HI l'Tl'RE cured; no knife, no pain, no
danger; send ror circulars, umpire imp-
turn mire, v.i. i. i.ue iiuiidipg, wmuna
U-MIU FlS'
MONEV TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE money. S, W.. 6 per cent; no d
lay. Garvin Ilros., 1613 Farnnm. W 771
LOANS on eajtuvn Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farm nt 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay J HO or Miy multiple: any Intereat
date; ti elay. Rrennan-Love Co.. 300
Ko. I3tu fJ omahn. Ncu. W 770
MONEY to lonn on Improved Omaha real
cuiaie. iircnnan-L.ove v.o i.ju no. 13m.
AV-770
J1.00O and upward to loan on Improved city
property nnd farms. W. Farnam Smith &
uo,a u.v farnam. w 1,
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants,
ueoigo iv (.omiiauy, iwi a-arnam sircai.
W-T73
WANTED, rltv nnd farm loans! also bonds
and Marrants. It C. Peters : Co., i7'.'2
rnrnatn hi., nee ti:ie, a wiffi
MONEY to loan on farm nnd city nroncrty
lowest rates. O. F. Davis Co,, 1505 Farnam
w 7M
PRIVATE money to loan.
M9 N. Y. Life.
J, II. Sherwood
W 1
,1MIHV TO I.OA.N-HHAIi r.STATH.
MONKV to loan at 5 and G',4 per cent on
Omaha property. W. IJ. Melkle, 401 a. jRth
W u2
FIVE per cent money. Ilemls, I'axton blpek.
tlAV TO LOAN on real estate! call nt once.
M. J. Kennard & Son, 310-311 Hrown block.
W-7S0
FIVE nnd one-half per cent loans. W. H.
Thomas,
nrst .National uanK . Duiiainu.
Tel. 1613.
W--M51I
C AND S'4 per rent loans. W. It. Thomis,
First Nat. Hank bulldliiR. Tel.
W MS 18
PIUVATh. money. F. D. Wead, 1521 DotisUs.
1 1
JIO.M1Y TO I,OA. CHATTELS.
iinvi'.v Tnnv.
Loans made In amounts from HO to J30 on
Household rurnr.ure, pianos, norscs, cm
i tapes, etc., without removal or on your
8-A-L-A-H-Y without security All or s.
part of tho money may be paid back t.Jij
first month, or no part of It need bo paid
bnck for several months. Each raymiint
mado reduces the cost accordingly, em
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. Fopl9
who need money aro Invited to call ana
et my terms and compare them witn
whnt others offer. l,oans of other com
panies moy be transferied to inc. no
charRo for papprs. All business strictly
confidential. Quick servluo and lowest
rates guaranteed.
.T. W TAYLOR.
IS First. Nat. Hank bldg , southest cornsr
13th nnd Fariiam Stis. tel. 715.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan $10.li nnd up on furniture,
p'nnos, horses and other chattels.
.... . SALARY LOANS, ........
Without mortgage, to people holding
permanent positions. You can get tne
money In n few hours after making nn
pllcatlon, urn! take 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. fi months
or moro In which to pay It back, nnd
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. Wo charge n'hlruy
for pnptrs and we give you tho fun
amount In cash. There are no lower
rntes than ours, our terms aro tno
easiest, our business Is eonlldentlal
und our motto Is "try to please,
Omaha Mortgage Ldtin JLp
119 Hoard of Trade Illdg. Tel.. 229o.
(Established 1M)2), 300 So. 10th St.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
AT CHEAPEST RATES IN CITY .
AN OPPORTUNITY to take ndvantORO of.
We make no startling, scnsauonui km-
nAimn.in.nl. nl rnln nil! Ill t WO. Wl
don't do business that wny: nelthfr does
anybody else. OUR REDUCED RATES
ARE THE LOWEST. You can borrow on
your personal Note, wunoui iioriKHKi-,
ln,i,.r,.p nr iii i.i i -i ( v nor Sneclnl Pay
ment Plnn surprises them nil and spon
Rets you out of debt. Very quiet omce.
easily ioiir.il. wome nnu nvu u,
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
Room COl, Hco Rids.
A 1 820
MdKKY JlOWCil
LOANED SALAUI1SU 1'liUi ""'
No esidorser of mortRBge required.
LOWEST RATES. EASY PAYMKrviB nnu
STRICTLY L'UNM ihniinu.
nilittl nllPnlT IVI..
Room 620, Fifth Floor, New York Life RJdd,
OAI.AIIV T.OANS.
If you nre employed by a rcsl'0"luL0.J?""
we win loan you sums num
your note nt much cheaper and easier
rates than elsewhere. Of this we nre
positive. Absolutely no charges for pap'"
Nothing deducted from amount desired.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room 3C3 Pnxton blk. X-MS5I
MONEY to Loan on Furniture, Pianos,
Diamonds, etc.. on easy payments. ou
keep Hecurlty No charge for papers. No
questions asked your neighbors. Tel. 1631.
UERQERS' LOAN CO., 1504 Farnam St.
MONEY loaned salaried peoplo holding per
manent petition with responsible concern
upon their own names without security:
easv payments. Tolmnn. Room 440, noard
of Trado Uldg., 16th and Farnam t
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, low
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, jjl'-
MONEY loaned on p'nnos. furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry Duff Green, R 8. Unrkor blk
IIIJSINESS CHANCES.
$150 CASH or eaBy payments buys 23 strictly
lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks,
cigars or caBh; will earn $2 and upward
wccklv each. Earl. Clark & Co., Furtll-
turo Manufacturers, unicago, jii.
Y S13
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
tho country; gooa pay ior rigiu mun. ah
dress E 4. lteo. Y M190
FOR SALE, i J3.0OO stock of shoes chpap
for cash. '.. T. Noyes, Missouri A'olley,
lu. v .M1SU 13
FOR SALE, bakery, restaurant and grocery
cheap If talien ni once, auuress nw, nee.
Y M356
FOR BALE, ngrtculturnl Implement nnd
rrlnno hUSlllPHS III SOlltll central Ml'-
bruska. For further particulars nddros
Hox 603, West Liberty, in. i mwi
FOR SALE, good harness business In
rr.rmini- ilUlrli't: cood reasons for selling.
Wrlto at onco If you want n Miup. Wal
ter Davis. North Loup. Neb. Y M 1.1 1 19
FOH E.YCIIARE.
WILL exchnngo Chicago vacant for Omaha
vacant or
necessary
vacant or improved und pay difference, If
Address u 11, nee.
Z-M299 19
a vi vi! J5.3.00 Imported magic lantern, ns
good ns now, oniy uneii n niiuri iimu; suu
ublo for lectures, churches or lodge enter
tainments; a bargain. Address F fti, Heo
olllce. wm
I'Olt SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SEE HENRY 11. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE.
in iw
DESlRARLE east front lot, residence or
bus neSS, oiocn nu. ucjjui uu tuiii. illl
Vinton, RE M&13 F3
RANCH AND FARM lands for s.ilo by the
Union j'acinc inunuiui uuuipiuiy. n. j.
McAllaster land commissioner, Union
Pacttlc Headquarters, uinaiia, jseu.
RE S15
PROPERTY bought ana sold; money
10ined; renin cuurun-u. x.. u. uuiiubuu
CO.. 314 So. lDtll Ht. UIS-102
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans: also hro
Insurance, ucmis, 1u.m11 inn, nr. on
CHA8. E
WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnnm St
HIS 7U5
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; 63',4-foot
east front in rseison nnniiiou. ni, j
Kennard & Son, 310 Urown block.
' RE-M693
FOR SALE OR LEASE, Short Lino park
In Mont.; exceueni raucii nnu pleasure n
sort; 43H4 nrres; title perfect. Address E
JI liar 0, ueer i.ouge, .-tium.
RE-5I391 18
IIAItGAINS FOR QUICK SALE.
Krt.fl. Int. corner 25th nnd Snragun. t J0O CO.
10 acres 4Vi miles rrom r. u., o-room noi se,
slnmc. gooa won, iw iruu ire.;. i-ritv
JI.W0. Want offer.
Gnrvln Pros.. 1013 Farnam. RE-M101 18
SCRIP 16,000 acres; C. H. Rurrows. owner,
NorfolK, Nen. nw jm;: .su-
A llenl HnrKiiln III n I'nriu.
Ail APHKS of choice land onlv 6 mllcM wns
ol Omaha r. 11., near paved ro.i 1, ior
only $75 per acre. This Is Just what you
have been looKing for so long. 1'or par
tlculars can on or onuress
l'AYNE-KNOX COMPANY.
Atnln lloor N. Y. Life Uld.
nE-M130 20
RARCJAIN8 IN LAND ADJOINING
OMAHA.
r nrres cholco garden j.ind. JS675.
M ncreu line level luno, i,jin.
17 acres Just west of city. 3.lo0,
n.i nnrn, nlnHi mneailnmlzed street. S2.750.
Fine CO-ncro farm, rich iiapplo valley land
onlv 3 mues irom rini:n yurus,
HICKS, Room 325 Hoard Trade Illdg.
nE-MHS 18
PATP.NTS.
INVENTORS. GOT AN IDEA? Wo handle
patents, copyrights and trndo marks; you
givo ua ino iiiiru meu anu w win no in
.'t! mnili'rn enulnned machine sbon an
foundry m connection; Official GnzettH on
I'.lo; guide book free. Mason. Fenwlck &
Lawrence, p.itent lawyers, llgti Howard
ui.; ici. :iu, umuiiii. j. 1 . urunin, repr,
-MI70
INVENTORS, we nsk no fee until th
patent Is procured; If wo fall, we get ni
p! mlvlco free. Hue), A: Co.. Patent I.nw
yers. Hee Illdg., Omaha, Nel. Long dls
lunco teicpuone m us .Maru
MEDIC L.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Uo.x 232, Omaha, Neb. 'jonnaentiai.
-769
DR. LE DUES Femnle Rpgulator, posl-
lively wnrrnnted to cure the mo.it stub
born cases of monthly stoppages, Irregu
larities, obstructions nnd s.ippresslons
brought on from whntever cause, $2 u
packago or 3 for $5; sent anywhere pre
paid on receipt of price. Tho Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin, III. American Ofllce. retail,
wholesal", .Myers-Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha;
M. A. Dillon, South Omaha; Davis Drug
Co., Council UlufTs. Full line of rubber
Roods.
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute. 515 N. Y. L. Rldg. Tel.
1C6I! Alice Johnson, u. u.. intues- dept.;
Cld E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
SOS
M. E. DONOHUE, D. O., of Still school,
Kirksviiic, lo., 004 raxion uik. tci. 1S67.
S97
SIIOHTIIAND AXD TYPEWItlTIMl.
A, C. VAN SANT'S School, 717 N. Y. Life.
S01
BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
hoc. mag. 302
NER. Ruslncss & Shorthand college. Doyd's
Tlienicr sos
QREaa Shorthand. Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug.
ACCORDION TREATING.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick
est. Mrs. A. C. Mark, S. E. Cor. 17th and
I'drnam. va
LOST.
LOST Indies' handbag, botween Ktlpat
Tick's store In Omaha nnd Council muffs.
Howard If returned to Uee olllce, Council
IlUffs. Lost 127-19
STRAYED or stolen, lemnn-colored pointer
bitch, 9 months old; white on nose, breast,
I rant toes and tip of tall. Telephone I4K2,
W. L. JaRgar. Reward. Lost-M4t IS'
rAW.NIIROICEIIS.
EAGLE Loan Office, reliable accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-Sll
DHESSMAKI.NO.
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP, 401 I'axton Rlk.
Telephone 2420. M-5SI-J27
IIIRDS AMI TAXIDEH.MV.
STOCK'S Rlrd Store. 1603 Leavenworth.
-797
TICKET IIHOKEH.
CUT rale tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil
bin. 1505 Farnnm. Telephone 7SI. S09
STAMMEniXC. AM) STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Uldg.
si;
NICK 111, TLATINO.
OMAHA PLAT I NO CO., Deo Hldg. Tel. 23S5,
mum
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shlrtn. 7c: collars,
2c; cures, 4. l?w i.eavcnworiu. -ici. hi,
IV3
1'lIHN'ITl'R E II E PA I H I N O.
TEL. 1331.
M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St
SOS
HI1IIIIEH STAMPS.
RADGES, medals. Otn. Pl't. Co.. Hee Rldg
Tel. 253S JH liW
"WATCH REPAIRING.
W. O. SANDERS, roomlJI, Rorker llloek
- lis r-iii-
DANCINti SCHOOL.
THE winter term at Mornnd's Dancing
scnooi negins mis ween, auuiis, Tuesday
nnd Friday, x p. m.; 13 lessons, gentlemen,
W. ladles, J6. Privato lessons day and
evening. .11 333 I' ll
CARPENTERS AND .IOIIIIEHS.
ALIi kinds of carpenter work nnd repairing
promptly nttcn.tcu to. J. 1. ucniitree, 20th
nnu i.aKo nm. j,
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should bo read daily iy nu miercsted, as
changes may occur at any lime.
Korlun mails for tho week online Jnnu
ary 19. 1931, will close (PROMPTLY In all
niispsi ni 1110 ifPiienu I'osioiuco as ioiiowh:
I'ARCHI.S J'UST .MAILS CIOSO U.M'J HOUR
EARlilEit man closing umo Known nc:ow
PnroelB I'ost Malls for G 'rmuny closo -n
r, 11. m. on Jnnuary 14 per s. s. Trave. Jan
uary 10 per s. s. Koelu and on January 18
per h. s. i-uociiici.
liegumr iiuti ruiiiiiiiiii'iiini y iuiiu close
nt Foreign Hranch half hour Inter than
closing umo suown ueiow.
Tiiuis-AlliiiiMc. .Ilnlls.
SATURDAY At S n. 111. for NETHER.
I.A.N um. pc s. h. npanrnuani unan must
be directed "per s. h. Spanrndnm"); at S
n. m. for ITALY, per s. s. Wetra, via
Naples imaii must dp inreeieu -per s, s
Worm"): nt 10:30 11. m, (supplementary l:
ni.) for EUROPE, per s. h. I'mbrln. via
Queenstown; nt 12 in. for DENMARK dl
rect, per h. s. .qrge.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer
takes I'rlnted .Matter, Commercial nnd
Samples for Germany only. Tho same clans
of mall miutcr for other parts of Europe
will not bo sent by till ship unless
Hiii'i'iuiiv directed uv ner.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic .Minis named r.yove iiddi
tlonal supplementary malls nro openerl 01
thu Piers of tho American. English
French nnd German steamers und remain
alien until within Ten Minutes of the
hour of sailing of steamer.
Mailt for South ami Central America,
Went Indies, Etc.
SATURDAY At 6:30 a. m. for RRAKIL.
ARGENTINE REPUHLIC. I Rl'GUAY
and PARAGUAY, per H. s. Hevcllus (mall
for Northern Brazil must be dlri'ctrd "per
s, s, Hovellus' ); at 9 a. ni. (supplementary
9:30 a. m.) for VENEZUELA and Cl'RA
CAO, per s. s. Mnraculbo (mall for
Savanllla and Carthagenii must bo di
rected "per h. s. Alaruculbo) ; nt 9 11. 111. for
TORTO RICO, per s. s. Ponce, via San
Juan: nt 9:30 i. m. (supplementary 10 11.
in.) for ST. THOMAS. ST. CROIX. LEE
WARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS und
DEMERAHA. per s. s. Fontnbello; nt 10
11. in. (supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, HA VA
NILLA, CARTHAGENA and GREY
TOWN, per s. h. Alleghany (mall for
Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s.
Alleghany"); at 10 a. m. for HAITI, per
s. a. Jeauno (mail for Curacao, Trlnldnd,
Venezuela, British and Dutch Guiana
must bo directed "per s. s. Jeanne'1); at
10 u. m. for CURA. per s. s. Morro Castle,
via Havana; at 11 p. m. for NASSAU,
per steamer from Miami, Fla.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnd theiice by steamer, close at
this office dully at 6:30 p. m, (connecting
rloso hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Malls for Mlquelon, by rail lo
Roston. and thence by steamer, close at
this ofllce dally at 0:30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and
theneo by steamer, closo at this olllce
dally at "6 a. m. (tho connecting closes
nro on Hununy, Wednesday ami tridayj.
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
steamer, closo at till" office dally at 1:30
p. m. and Jl p, m. Malls for Costa Rlru,
Hellze, Puerto Cortuz and Guatemala, by
rail to New Orlpans, and thenco by
steamer, closo at this offico dally ut 1.30
p. m, (connecting closes hero Mondays for
Relize, Puorto Cortoz and Guatemala nnd
Tuesdays for Costn Rica), Reglstored
mall closed at 6 p. ni. previous day.
Trniis-Piiolllo Mnllx,
Malls, for China, Japan nnd Phlllpplno
lalfinds, via Tnroma, close here dally at
6:30 p. m. up to January J3. Inclusive,
for dispatch per s. s. GlenoglP,
Mnlls for China, Japan and Philippine
Islands, via Tacoma. close hero dally at
6:30 p. m. up to January 16th, Inclunivo,
for disputed per s. s, Olympla.
Mnlls for Auslralla (except West Australia),
New Zealand, Hawaii. .Kill and Hnrnoan
Islnnds. via Shii Francisco, dote here,
dally at 6:30 u. m. Jnnuaiv 6th nn.'. u,
to January "mil, Inclusive, or on day of
nrrlval of s. s. Campania, duo at Now
York January 19th, for dispatch per s. .
Eionoma,
Malls for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philip
line Islands, via San Francisco, close here
POSTOFI'K'i: MITIt r..
dally at 6 10 p. m. up to January tsih
Inrlushe. for dispatch per s. s. Huiig
Kong Marti.
Mslls for I'hlna nnd Japan, via Vancouver,
close here dally at B:30 p. m. up to Jnnu
ary 22, Inclusive, lor dispatch per s s,
Empress of Japan (registered mall must
be directed "via Vancouver").
Malls for Hawaii. Japan. Chln and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco, cloao
liero dally at 0;3t) p. in t.p to January
27. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. h, China
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe, and New Zealand,
which rocs via Salt Francisco), and Mil
Islands, via Vancouver, tlose hern dally
nt 6:30 p. nt. after January "19 Rnd up to
February "2, Inclusive, for dispatch per
s. s. Aorangl (supplementary malls. Ma
Seattle. c'oe at 6:30 p. in. February ..
Trans-Paclfle malls nre lorwnrded to port of
sailing dally and the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overlrnd transit Regis
tered mall cloes nt o p. m previous day.
CORNI
INELI I S VAN COT ' .
Postmaster
PORTO Popular Tours
RICO Pel". 2nud IC, March !i lllu.
trated program! '-'4 dnj, nil p.xpcu'cs, Mas.
Raymond A Whltcomb, 103 Adams St., cniogo
RAILWAY TIME TAIILES.
KANSAS CITY, ST. JO
seph & Council Rltiffs
Railroad "The Hurling
ton Routo" Ticket Olllce,
1502 Farnam Street, Tele
phone, 2SU. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone, 128
lfiip. Arrive.
Kansas Cltv Dnv Tlx. .n 9:20 am n :!., nm
lCnnsiis (Mtv viol, t.-v niin.'m t,,n n r..i nM.
St. Louis Flyer for t
josepn aim ol, l.ouia..a D!I0 pm all:la nm
n Dally.
RURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Rurllngton Route"
General Offices, North
west Corner Tenth and
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Office 1502 Farnam Street.
Telephone, jjo.
Rurllngton Station, Tenth
and Mimon Streets.
leicpnone, lis.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hastings nnd
JlcCook n 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
ncolii, Denver, Colo
rado. Utah. P.lllfnrnln n if?., tim n .no ,m
Lincoln Rlack Hills. .a 9:00 pm n 6:45 am
Montana. Puget Hjund..n 9:00 pm n 6:45 nm
Lincoln Fnst Mull b 3:00 pm n 9:17 nm
Wyinore, Ileatrlco and
i.incoin n 5:10 nm bll:53am
uenver, v..oiorauo, utnll
nnd California
South Rend, Louisville.
a 0:13 am
Pluttsmodtli b 3:33 om bll:03 nm
Ft. Crook. Plattsmotith
nnu i-aciup junction.. n 7:00 pm a S:20 am
Hellevue, Pluttstnuuth
nnu 'acn e junction.. nl2:10 um
a Dully, b Dally except numiuy.
CHICAGO. RURLLNGTON
V otiincy Railroad "The
RurlltiRtoii Routo" Ticket
Olllce 1502 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 250. Depot,
'lenth nnd Mason streets.
Telephone, 12s. ,
I.pnvo. A..t,.o
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial a 7:V nm ninni nm
Chicago Vcstlbtiled Ex. a 4:00 pm 11 7:15 nm
rnicago i.ocai u3press.11 !i:3j nm 11 :05 pm
Chicago Limited 11 7:50 pm n 7:15 am
i-nsi .Man n 2:15 nm
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
rnnd -Omaha. Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "Tho
wuincy Home ' Ticket Of
lice. 1415 Farnnm St. Tele
phone, 322. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy Streets. Telephone,
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Rail
Express a 5:15 nm n 8:"0 Am
uansas v-uy 111111 11 nicy
Locni
:00 nm a 9:00pm
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Offices and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
union niuiion.
Leave. Arrive.
SI. Louis and Kansas
City Express aio:w am n c:2o pm
K. C, St. L. Express.. . u!0:50 pm u 0:15 am
Leave from 15' n nnd
Webster Streets:
N'plirnskn Local. Via
Weeping Watpr b 4:10 pm nl0:43 am
a Dally, b Dally except Htinuay.
FREMONT. ELKHORN A
Missouri Valley Railroad
- "Tho Northwestern
Lino" General unices.
I'nited States Natlonn
Rank Illdg., S. W. Corner
'rivpirtn mm i.nrnnin nio
i iciiei uiiice, lioi Karnaui Ht. Tel. mh. no
pot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tel. 145S.
Leave. Arrive.
Rlapl; llillu nnniltvnml
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:0) pm
Wyoming, Casper nnd .
Douglas d 3:00 pm c 5:00 pm
Hastings, yorK. David
CMtv. Slliiorinr Clpnnen.
Exeter and Seward.... b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 nm bl0;25 am
Llncnln. Wnhnn nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am 1)10:25 am
Fremont Locnl c 7:30 am
11 Dally, b Dnllv except Sunday. . c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday.
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Rnllwny "Til
Nnrt hwentern Line" -
City Ticket Office, 1401
Furnam St. Telephone,
MX. Oenot. Tenth an.l
Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 029,
Leave. Arrive.
nnv!lr.ht Phlc.liro Sue
cfnl a 7:00 am all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger u 4:15 pm a i:0 am
lsnstern express, Lies
Moines, -Murshnlltown,
(pili, flnntdi and
Chicago al0:55 am a 4:03 pm
Eastern Special, Chi-
cago and East a 4:55 pm a 4:05 pm
Tiisf Mnll. Chlrneo to
Omaha a 2:4a pm
Omaha-Chicago Limlt'd.a 7;4j pm a s:0) pm
Fnst Mall a S:30 am
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 6:30 pm
Eastern Express b 3100 pm
n Dally u uauy except nuruuy.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "Tiio North
western Line" Genera
Offices, United Stntrs
National Rank Rulldlng,
S. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Farnam Sts. Ticket
Office. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone bqi. ho
pot, Tenth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 629,
l.enve Arrive.
Twin City Express n i55 am nli:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm 11 8;15 um
Sioux L ily Local a h.vj am u j;au pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ST PAUL.,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Offices, Nobraskn Divi
sion, 15th and Webstor
Sts. Ulty Ticket omce,
Telephone, 561, Depot.
1401 Farnam St.
15th und Webster Sts.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ..n 6:00 nm n 9:10 pm
Omaha Pnwsenger nll:10 am
Sioux City & North
east Nebraska a 3:45 pm
a Dnlly.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rallroad-Clly Ticket Of
fice, 1402 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 245. Depot,
Tenth nnd Marcy Streots.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express .
Chicago Limited ..
MliuuuimliH and
Pnul Express ..
Minneapolis nnd
...a 7:00 am Ul:25 pm
...11 7:45 pm u S:Uj um
St.
...b 7:00 am b 9:40 pm
St.
...a 7:45 pm a 8:03 am
Paul 1 lmiieu
Fart Dodge Local irom
Council llluffs b 1:30 pm a 5:15 am
Fort Dodge Local from
Council Rluffs a C 00 nm
a Dally, h Daily except Sunduy.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
r i.ifcxr'-
&. St Paul Hullway-Clty
Ticket Office, 1504 Farnnm
Street, Telephone, 2W,
Depot, Tenth nnd Mason
IMlLWAUKu,
b 1 reeis. leicpnone, 625,
Leave. Arrit.
Chicago Limited Ex...,n 6:00 pm n 8:05 a'm
Chicago & Omaha E.x..b 7:15 am b 3:40 pm
a uauy. u uuuy except aumiay.
Bt I nula "fnnnon Rail
Express a 5;13 pm u 8:20 am
a Daily.
r-" sat'
. . WAR ASH RAILROAD
Jr7r Tlckot Office. 1115 Farnarn
rVl WSWv Htre0'- Tolepliono. 322. Do!
IViSIa pot. Tenth nnd Marcy Sts.
J VZ22Ci. Telephone. 629.
V Leave. Arrive.
II tll.MAY TIME TAIILES.
UNION PACIFIC-' TIIE OVER,
lani Route" Genernl Offices,
N. E. Cor. Ninth anil Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office, 1324
Farnnm Street. Telephone, 316.
Depot, Tenth and Mnrcy Sts.
Telephone, 629.
i.en,ve. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. n S.20 nm n 7:30 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Special . a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
The Fast Mall ,.n S:W nm a 3:25 pm
The Mali and Express. ,nll;35 pm n 4:25 pm
Lincoln, Rentrlre and
Stroinsburg Express, ,b 4:05 pm 1)12:30 pm
Tho Pacific Express. ..a 4:23 pin
Tho Atlantic Express... n r.:E0 nm
Grand Island Local,, b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
nnd & Pacific Railroad
"The Great Rock ls.
nnd Routo" city
Ticket Office. 1323 Far
nnm Street. Telephone,
42S. Depot. Tenth and
Marcy Sts. Tele
phone. 629.
Icave. Arrive.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Local n 7'25 am bll:35nm
Chicago Express 1)11:16 nm n 8:10 nm
Des Moines Local.... ,..n 4:20 pm n 4:4.1 pin
Cblcngo Fast Express .11 6:00 pm a 1:23 pm
Des Moines, Rock Isl
and und Chicago a 7:40 pin a 9:35 pm
WEST.
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo nnd
West a 1:30 pm n 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma Sc.
Texas Flyer .n 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally b Dally except Sunday.
AVING FOR PROSPECT HILL
mpriM I'loi'iit ( lull Appro rs the Pro
posed Chnrter Amendment mill
Indites Mriuorlnl.
The Prospect Hill Improvement club met
Wednesday night nt Thirty-fourth ond De
catur streets. Tho most Importnnt mat
ter considered wns tho question of tho pro
posed chnnge In the charter provisions In
reference to the question of paving. Tho
Ian proposed by City Attorney Council
was endorsed unanimously, nnd n commit
tee was appointed to prepare n memorial to
tho legislature on tho subject, which wns
presented as follows:
Wliprcn. Wn ffirnnnlxn Ibp iipcphhIiv of
tlilu rltv Itnlncr lirnlpclpil In flip tlliltt'T of
collecting speclai paving taxes levied for
hip purpojc 01 improving us Hiiruin, nun.
iiprpim. p rpimzp null 1 ur r iv ih uii'i
lllng up 11 monstrou inocbtednes'i by th"
continued assaults being mado upon paving
petitions, with 11 view to removing tho ex
penso of paving from the property hcneilt'd
mm shouldering II upon tin? general public;
tliHVeinre 00 11
Resolved. H.v I ho members or tn. i'ro-
wet 1 1111 Improvement club that we
iciirtllv endorse the bill presented to the
members or tno icgi.M.uure irom in s roiuny
in- linn w .1. I'niiiii'M. mill I'liiiiiMtl v re-
niiput nf Miilil mptiih.ir nf the leulshiltlte
from this county their urd"nt support r.f
raid meaiure. believing that said bill Is for
the best interest or the cllizeux 01 lius cny
and protects them from those people who
would n vnll themselves of the most
frivolous technicality to defeat the .ih or
iiitlcc by transferring to tno general pun
c n burden which luslly belongs lo them,
mill In, It further
Resolved, That a copy of this preamble
nnd resolutions tie rorwnrueii 10 ino mem
bers of the Douglas county delegation r.l
Lincoln nnd t lint 11 copy uc eeni 10 i ny
Attorney w. J. council.
Tho proposed opening of Thirty-third
street for street enr traffic was discussed
and a commlttco was appointed to confer
with the city council on the subject. This
committee wns Instructed to also bring the
matter of sidewalks, crossing, sewers, fire
hydrants and lighting before tho council
nnd see If some plan cannot bo devised by
which that part of the city enn receive ad
dltlonil service In these matters.
Addresses were made by (5. S. Rcnawa
Charlea Unlit, C. W. Johnson and H. R
Payno nnd the meeting closed with
smoker, cigars being supplied by President
Plcrsou.
NEW JOB FOR MR. L0THR0P
lie In .limit' (ipurriil AkimiI of (lit Port
I Mini mill Asiatic Sleiini
slilp Line.
J. II. Lotlirop, formerly general ngcut of
tho Union Pacific nt Portland, Ore., has
been appointed general eastern ogent of
the Portland & Asiatic Steamship company,
with headquarters In New York City.
Announcement to this effect wns Issued at
Union Pacific headquarters yesterday nn
enmo in tlio shapo of on uppolntmcn
mndo by tho officials of tho steamship line,
which is a subordlnnto property of tho
Union Pacific, operated by the Oregon Rail
way nnd Navigation company. Tho news
wns received with more than ordinary in
terest In railroad clrclea for tho reason
that there hns been for somo time past a
great deal of speculation ns to what poRl
tion would be provided for Mr. Ithrop.
Ills appointment to an office created spe
cially for him Is a matter of gratification to
n number of officials of subordlnnto rank
who were a bit nervous lest somo shnko-up
might result in order to provldo Mr. Lotli
rop n placo by which they would be af
fected. Mr. Lotlirop begun his railroad enreer
many years ago in tho general freight
offices of tho Union Pacific In this city, lie
later lived at Kearney, serving as general
mnnagor of tiio Kearney & Rlnck Hills lino
of tho Union Pacific, nnd hns over since oc
cupied somo position of responsibility nnd
Inlltionco with tho company. Ills now po
sition Is ono of Importance and his appoint
ment to it is gratifying to his many Omaha
friends.
IDENTITY OF VERNON SUSPECT
.11 nil WI111 tlnvc 11111e of .loncpli Scott
rrnwa to He Onirics
linker.
Chief Donahtiu has succeeded in Identify
ing Joseph Scott, tlio man who wns ar
rested near Vornon, Ala., December 21, nnd
Is now being held thcro upon the theory
that ho may huvo been Implicated In the
Cudahy kidnaping case. Ho la recognized
by a number of officers ns Charles linker,
a supposed horso trader, who had been
making South Omnhn his headquarters for
revcrnl months Immediately prior to the
kidnaping, when ho suddenly disappeared.
It Is not thought, however, that ho had
anything to do with that crime, ns he could
not have gono so fnr In so short a time.
"Ho was under espionage In South Omaha
for somo time." said tho chief. "It was his
custom lo suddenly drop out of sight, bo
gono for a few days and then return, usu
ally bringing with him two or three horses,
which ho would sell. Tho chances nre ho
knows something nhout somo of those safe-
blowing Jobs that worn committed In vnrlous
purls of tlio fctate during the fall and early
winter, but It would ho difficult to convict
him of them. Tho sheriff down at Vernon
by tlio way, still Insists that Scott is Pat
Crowe.
LUMBER DEALERS TO MEET
L. E. Mer. President of the .Vc
liriisKit AhuocIiiIIoii Is
Here,
L. K. Myers of Newport was In tho city
yesterday. Mr. Myers Is prcaldcnt of tho No
brnskn Retail Lumber Dealers' association
which will hold Its annual meeting In
Omaha February 13 and 14. Tho headquar
ters will be opened at tho Dcllnno hotel th
day before tho meeting Is In bo held nnd
the stato officers nnd directory will then re
colvn nppllcatloni for membership. The ns
soclatlon has had a prosperous year and th
coming meeting will In a great degrco bo
congratulatory affair. Many things, cspo
daily tho scalper nnd catnloguo salesmen
still trouble tho local dealers, and thes
questions will all be considered at tho com
Ins meoUni,
STRICKEN WITH SMALLPOX
Diier.se Adds to the Bitter Lot of the
Kentner Familj.
LITTLE CHILDREN ARE LEFT ALONE
Doors of Child Silt Itm Institute Open
fur Hip Orpliitn mill Tliry Are
ax Ht'cclt ln Proper
Attention,
Smnllpox tins added to tho distress of
James Krutcr's poicrty-slrlcken family.
Renter's wlfo Is dead, and until Wednesday
he nnd Ills two smnll children lived In
humble quarters nt 2013 Cuming street. On
that day the man was stricken with smalt
pox and tho health ofllrers removed him lo
he emergency hospital. Tho children, 11
little boy of 7 years nnd n little girl of a,
had no one to care for them. They had been
exposed to tho dlsense nnd nn nttendant
could not bo found who would look nftcr
tl.elr wants.
The condition of tho little folks wns piti
ful. They were mourning tho loss of their
father, yet no ono dared to comfort them.
For hours they wero left nlono In their
mean surroundings, Finally their plight
wan made known to Superintendent Clark
of tho Child Saving institute, nnd he granted
the health commissioner tho privilege of
removing them to his institute, whero
twenty Utile waifs arc under quarantine.
Heller for the Children.
An Invitation to enter a home which Is
practically n pest house holds but little
charm for most people, but thero were no
happier children In Omahn than the llttlo
Kenters when they Joined Mr. Chirks
family. Tho little tots In the Institute nro
not worried over the presence of officers
nt tho doors and tho smallpox signs which
nro posted nt the entrances. Insldo tho
home Is bright nnd attendants nre doing nil
In their power to ntuuso tho children anil
make their imprisonment endurable.
Wedncsdny developed two new cases nt
smnllpox In the Institute. Carrie Klmmcl,
n little girl 3 years old. and Mrs. Ilrown, 11
womnn who was employed ns cook, were
tho victims. Doth of them wero removed to
tho emergency hospital. Several of tho
other children have shown symptoms of tho
disease, but nn additional cases aro well
enough defined to make their removal from
tho homo Imperative.
Miss Harriet Wells, matron of the Insti
tute. Is In charge of the children and has tho
assistance of two nurses, Mrs. Johnson mid
Mrs. Klmmcl, nnd n Jnnltor. Mrs. Kim-
md'a llttlo daughter was one of tho laBl
patients removed to the hospltnl. Two of
tho employes of the Institute lmvn taken
the disease so far and nddltloniil help wns
sent Into tho Instltuto yesterday.
"Every procnutlon Is being taken to pre
vent the other children from taking tho
disease." said Superintendent Clnrk In dis
cussing the situation. "Tho children whu
hnvc been taken dick so fnr havo smallpox
In a ' ry light form, and tho attendants at
tho emergency hospltnl hoy that nono of
the cases will result fatally."
County U llrlil Itrxpoiifiltile.
Dr. Coffman. city "clUI! commissioner,
has notified tho potmt officials that tho
county will he required to provide for tho
Inmates of the Child Saving Instltuto dur
ing tho term of their quarantine. Tho chil
dren nro publla rhnrges, In Dr. Corfmnn's
opinion, nnd ho says the county must enro
for them Just ns It would provide for any
paupers.
"We aro willing to niulntnln the quaran
tine nt the expinso of the city, but wo will
not purchase provisions and other supplies
for tho Institute," snld Dr. Coffman. "Thcso
peoplo nre charges of tho county und wo
will not keep them at city expense."
DA.VDItl VV WO.VT WASH OUT.
The tierin thill Causes It Hns to He
Di-Nlrnyftl, tn Cure Iliiiulrnff.
Many a woman spends nn hour twice n
week scouring her scalp, thinking scrubbing
off tho scurf will euro jtho dnndrulT. Two
hours a week, nt the ago of 40 years, sho
has spent 2C0 days of 12 hours each, or two
thirds of a year of her llfo, In that vain
hope; vnlu, 'iccauso you can't euro dand
ruff without killing tho dandruff germ, and
tho only hnlr preparation on earth that will
do that Is Newbro'8 "Hcrplcldo" also 11 do-
llghtful hair dressing, and thorough anti
septic against all conlnglon from use of
tilers' hnlr brushes. It Is nlso n dcugni-
f ill hnlr dressing.
CITY C0UNCILMEN SEE A WAY
Hriiu- tin L'fiirrnl I'uuil to unKf up
Dfllcleiit'li'M In Oilier l
port units,
A special meeting of the city council will
probnbly be called today or tomorrow for
tho purpose of making up tho deficits In tho
city hall malntenonco fund and tho funds
set nsldo for tho city treasurer and the po
lice court. Tho mayor vetoed tho salary
lists In thcso departments on account of the
overdraft nnd tho dellclts must bo mndo up
before December salaries run bb paid.
Thero la still money in tho general fund
und tho councllnicn propose to draw on that
fund to mnko up tho deficiencies. Tho over
draft In tho city hall nmlntcnunco fund is
$1,518.10. Tho treasurer's department hns
exceeded its limit $772.35 and tho police
court Is overdrawn $259.55. This action will
make It posslblo to pay all departments hut
that of the comptroller, who has exceeded
tho $5,000 nllowcd him by tho charter for
lerk hire. Relief for this department may
bo asked from tho loglslnture.
A Cure fnr l.unilinun.
Sufferers from lumbago or rheumatism In
tho back will be pleased to know that quick
relief may bo had by applying Chamberlain's
Pnln Balm. Mr. W. C. Williamson of
Amherst, Va., sayB: "For more than a
year I Buffered with lumbago. I flnniiy
tried Chamberlain's Pain Halm and It gavo
nie entire relief, which all other remedies
had failed to do." For salo by all drug
gists. linker tint nn at Strlkr.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17. A uew strike of
Hebrew bakors has been commenced on tho
East side nnd uboul 500 men uru out. After
tho bakers had wou their recent Btrlko 1,000
men went back to work In 140 bakeshops.
Since then tho owners of fifty of tho bnko
shops have refused to discharge their non
union men or to make them Join tho Hobrew
bakers' union, and this wns tho cnuso of
tho latest strike. Tho proprietors of tho
shops assert that whllo tho lirst Btrlke wat
In progress tho non-union men who con
tinued to work formed tho Independent
Hebrew Makers' union. This new organiza
tion, however, Is not recognized by tho
United Hebrew trades, nnd consequently Is
looked upon as a "Hcab" union,
LliiKcrliiic Ln llrlppr CoiikIi.
O. Vacher, 157 Osgood St., Chlcugo, says:
"My wlfo hod a very novoro coso of la
grlppo, and It left her with n very bad
cough. Sho tried a bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tnr and It gave Immcdlato relief. A
50-cont bottle cured hor cough eutlrely."
Price, 25c and 50c. Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Oirnha; Dillon's Drug Store, South Omaha.
Protest nn Horso Shipments,
ROSTON, Jnn. U.Tho dlrectora of tho
Amerlcnn Humane, society nnd Mas
sachusetts Society for tho Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals havo voted to petition
congress to take measures to prevent th'
further shipment of Amerlcnn horses und
mules for uso by tho llrltlsh nrmy In South
Afrlcu, in consideration of tho terrible suf
fering of American horses nnd mulcn
shipped from American ports for uso by tho
llrltlsh army in South Afrlcu.